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NEW SERIES, VOLUME 13
FOR THE YEAR 1916
Nos. 1-12
Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 8, 1891, of J une 80, 1906,
and of March 4, 1909
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 1, GROUP 2:
PAMPHLETS, LEAFLETS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO
NEWSPAPERS OR PERIODICALS, ETC.;
LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES FOR ORAL DELIVERY;
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS; MAPS
1916
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 13
No. 1
WASHINGION
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1916
4 ise Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part i,
Group 2, issued monthly, contains many titles of pamphlets, leafiets,
and literary contributions to periodicals, and all other productions registered
under the legal designation “book ” not found in Group 1 (issued several
times a week), including also, however, preliminary reports of court decisions,
local directories, herd books, and other annuals, etc. The entries are ar-
ranged alphabetically by authors, or, if anonymous, by title. An asterisk (*)
after the author’s name indicates that the author and copyright proprietor
are the same. When the author and copyright proprietor are different, a
separate statement is made at the end of the title, giving the proprietor and
his address. F
Group 2 also contains, in three separate alphabets: the titles of the entries
made in Class “ C,” Lectures, sermons, addresses, prepared for oral delivery,
which are arranged alphabetically by author; Class “ D,” Dramatic composi-
tions, arranged alphabetically by title; and Class “F,” Maps, arranged alpha-
betically by the subject word of each title.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, in effect from July 1, 1909, the preliminary
entry of titles has been abrogated and registration follews deposit of copies
with an application fer entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “A,” Class A,
Books; “A—Foreign,” Foreign books in foreign languages; “C,” Class C,
Lectures, sermons, addresses, prepared for oral delivery; “ D,” Class D, Dra-
matic compositions; “F,’ Class F, Maps. “©” implies copyright registra-
tion of a published work, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for
copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copy-
right Office of the printed or manuscript copy; and “2 ¢.” for two copies,
followed by date of their receipt. In the case of contributions to periodicals
only one copy of the issue or issues containing such contribution is required.
“A ad int.” implies ad interim copyright registration under the law of March
4, 1909, of a book published abroad in the English language, for ‘which the
deposit of only one copy is required.
A list of the books of which the subsisting copyright has been renewed and
extended under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found in Part 1,
Group 1.
"ach number contains an index of the names of all copyright proprietors,
the names of authors of pamphlets, the titles of anonymous pamphlets, and
the names of authors of dramatic compositions. The annua! index supplies,
in addition, the titles of all dramas and the subject words of ali maps.
The annual subscription price for the Catalogue of Copyright Entries
(received only for the calendar year) for Part 1, Groups 1 and 2, is $1.00
for 1916, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents, Washing-
ton, D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
The act of March 4, 1909, provides that the Catalogue of Copyright
Entries “shall be admitted in any court as prima facie evidence of
the facts stated therein as regards any copyright registration.
(xr)
NOTICE
The copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress, and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental! libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.
The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Noricz is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright
articles deposited since 1870 and prior to June 30, 1909, are still
remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental
hbrary in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1916.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps
are available for return.
To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be
supplied on request. Address Recrster or Coryricnts, Library of
Congress, Washington, D. C.
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PART 1,
Group 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the Same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
A BC pathfinder shipping and mailing
guide. Jan., 1916. 25th year. Bos-
ton, Mass., New England railway
publishing company, 1916. 1167 p.
8vo. $3.50. [al
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 418599; New England
railway pub. co., Boston.
ABERCROMBIE & Fitch co.*, New York.
On the trail of the Christmas gift.
(In New York times) [2
© Dec. 7, 1915; 1 c. Dec. 29, 1915;
A 421445.
ACCOUNTANTS educational institute.
[3, 4
Bookkeeping course. 611. 4to. $2.10
[Text parallel to binding] © Dec. 24,
1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A
417677.
Theory of advanced accounting course.
134 1. 4to. $3.30. [Text parallel to
binding] @© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417676.
© Samuel Malis, Los Angeles.
ACKERMAN (Carl W.) Blockade of
Germany impossible, declares ad-
miralty staff chief. (Jn Washington
times ) [5
© Jan. Sf, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 31,
1916; A 422107; United press assns.,
New York.
ADELSON (Albert)* San Francisco.
Unemployed question solved, back to
the land. [8] p. folder. port. 12mo.
$0.05. [6
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
4, 1916; A 419421.
ADVERTISERS art & cut service, inc.
[7-10
Issue no. 20.
$5.00.
Jan. 8,
Human interest service.
2 sheets, illus., 21 by 24 inches.
@ Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff.
-1916; A 417498.
Issue no. 21. 2
by 13% inches. $5.00.
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
417499.
© Advertisers art & cut service,
Chicago.
sheets, Ulas., 21
© Dec. 20,
3, 1916; A
ADVERTISERS art & cut service, inc.—
Continued.
Zuckerman weekly fashion service, issue
no. 94, Dec. 27, 1915. 2 sheets, illus.,
21 by 133 inches. $5.00. © Dec. 17,
19fo +42. C.. and an. san. 3 1916s) A.
417497.
Issue no. 95, Jan. 3, 1916. 2 sheets,
illus., 21 by 132 inches. $5.00. ©
Dec. 24, 1915; 2 e. and aff. Jan. 10,
1916; A 417678.
© Sidney D. Zuckerman, Chicago.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. [11-15
Aeolian vocalion, a new musical instru-
ment of the phonograph type. [15]
p. illus. 8vo. © Dec. 16, 1914; 2c.
Dec. 28, 1915; aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A
419583.
Aeolian-vocalion. Style G, $100. (In
Tew York World) @© Jan. 16, 1916;
. Jan. 20, 1916; A 421846.
ra ee of distinction in period and
special art designs. (Jn Country life
in America, Jan., 1916.) © Dec. 30,
1915; 1 ¢. Jan. 4, 1916; A 421447.
Story of a love that lives in death-
less melody. (In New York times)
© Sept. 19, 1915; 1 c. Sept. 22, 1915;
A 421665.
Wonderful gift for all the family.
(In
New York Evening world) @© Dec.
TE ALSIG Se oo Tan pio, tales oA
421714.
AKEp (C. F.) Great idea. (In New
York Evening mail) [16
jG) Jan. 13, 1916; 1. c Jan. 15,
1916; A 421738; Evening mail syndi-
cate, ine., New York.
ALBANY, N. Y. Albany, Schenectady,
Troy, Capitol district, suburban di-
rectory, 1916. v. 1. Schenectady,
N. Y., H. A. Manning company,
1915. p. [51)-426. S8vo. $6.00. [17
©) -Dee...8f, (1915; 3. ¢... Famn;.'S,
5, 1916; A 420232
H. A. Manning co., Springfield, Mass.
ALL-PACKAGE grocery stores co., inc.*,
New York. To the 520 residents of
Brooklyn including yourself, who
may take profits out of the All-pack-
age grocery stores co. 2 p. 1, 7-29
p. plates. 8vo. [18
san: ‘te Toro. 2 ¢.\ wan at,
aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 425033.
41916; aff. Jan.
1916;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19
AtrtEN (Annie Winsor)* White Plains,
N. Y. Common law of conduct. 20
p.. -4to.: $0.25. [19
©) Dec. 23, 1915: 2 ©: Dee. Ai,
1915; aff Jan. 10, 1916; A 419530.
ALLEN (Charles William)* Philadel-
phia. America, dear motherland.
Sheet, 84 by 54 inches. $0.25. [20
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417629.
‘ALLEN (Irving R.) Bigger, better
business. Three-wheeled automo-
bile. (Jn Chieago herald) [21
© Dec. 31, 1915; 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421397; J. Keeley, Chicago.
ALLEN pub. co.*, New York. 48 ma-
gicians’ magic movements and cere-
monies, according to the latest
formulas. 1915. 1 p. 1, 5-188 p.
24mo. $3.00. (22
©) Dec. 30, 1985s) 2 5c Jan. 10,
1916; aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 419527.
AMERICAN AGENTS @SSN. [23, 24
Confidential cost book, 1915-1916 cor-
rected to ee 12 - cover-title,
32 p. 16m 1915s 2 ec.
and aff. sar S- 1916; A 419482.
Rate book. viii, 98 p. S8vo. $100.00.
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
3, t9LGs 4194838.
© Laon Wertheimer, Cleveland.
attorneys [1916]
Mass., American
AMERICAN BANK
14th ed. Boston,
bank attorneys, 1916. 2p. 1., 458 p.
16mo. $5.00. [25
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
4, 1916; A 418313; J. Favill Capron,
Boston.
AMERICAN BANKERS’ Service, inc.*,
Gouverneur, N. Y. Ideal banking
service; wage earner letters. cover-
title, 12 1. 12mo. [Text parallel
with binding] [26
© Jan, 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419727.
AMERICAN HOLIDAY calendar, 1916.
New York, Irving national bank,
1916. Card, map, printed on both
sides, 11 by 14 inches. [27
© Jan, *42,. 19163.2 ©. and aff.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 419644; David H.
G. Penny, New York.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. Jan.,, 1916,
suppl. Preventive appliances. 4 p.
col. illus. fol. [28
©. Jan..3, 1916; 2.¢ ‘and. ai. Jan.
11, 1916; A 418389; National manu-
facturers co., New York.
pt. 1, nS. FS
AMERICAN SCHOOL of correspondence’,
Chicago. Algebra. pt. 2. College
preparatory. Instruction paper, pre-
pared by Walter J. Risley. 1 p. L,
[59]-131, [4] p. S8vo. $0.50. [29
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 @ dan
1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 418542.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Boston. Tariff and route book [Jan.
1, 1916] xviii, 431 p. 4to. [30
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 420366.
AmeéricAs (Las) v. 2, no. 1, enero de
1916. New York, All Americas pub-
lishing company, inc., 1916. 112 p.
illus., ports. 4to. $0.25. [31
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 418419; All Americas
pub co., ine., New York.
ANGYALFI (Arthur)* New York. My
heart is where you are. Sheet, 9 by
4 inches. [32
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417634.
ARMOUR’S farmer’s almanac, 1916.
Chicago, Armour fertilizer works,
1915. 52 p. illus. (part col.) S8vo.
[33
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 419547; Armour fer-
tilizer works, Chicago.
ARMSTRONG cork & insulation co.*,
Pittsburgh. Nonpareil corkboard in-
sulation. 1915 ed. 2 p. 1., 7-151 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. [34
© Nov. 3, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420310.
ASHLEY (Roscoe Lewis) Medieval
civilization; a textbook for second-
ary schools. [Preliminary ed. Nor-
wood, Mass., Printed by Berwick &
Smith co.] 1916. cover-title, p. 327-
422. illus., map. 12mo. $0.20. [35
© Jan. '5, 19163'2'c.-and ait dan.
6, 1916; A 418337; Macmillan co.,
New York.
ASSOCIATION Of American Portland -ce-
ment mfrs.*, Philadelphia. [386-41
General rules for workmen. 2 p. l. 3-14
p. 1G6mo. @© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417518.
Rules for foremen. 2 p.1., 3-7 p. 16mo.
@ Dec. 27, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 3,
1916; A 417523.
Rules for foundries. 2 p. lL, 3-4 p.
16 mo. @© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417521.
Rules for mechanics and repairmen. 2p.
15°3—16 p./, 16mo. -4@) Dee. 27, 1915 5-2
c. and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417520.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
ASSOCIATION of American Portiand ce-
ment mfrs. _eleaoa aes
Rules for power plants. a 1, 3-8 p.
mo. @© Dec. 27, 1915; Ge and aif,
Jan. 3, 1916; ‘A 417519.
8p. 16mo. ©
' Rules for quarrymen.
Dee. 27, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 3,
1916; A 417522.
ATLAS powder co.*, Wilmington, Del.
[42, 43
Better farming with atlas farm powder.
4p. illus. 8vo. Jan. 18, L916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 425048.
Uses of atlas farm powder. 15 p. illus.
16mo. © Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 29, 1916; A 425047.
AUTO suggestions. v. 2, no. 1, Jan.
1916. cover-title, [20] p._ illus.
16mo. [44
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419486; Northwestern
chemical co., Marietta, O.
AYER (N. W.) & son*, Philadelphia.
' N. W. Ayer & son’s American news-
paper annual and directory [1916,
48th year] 1290p. col. maps. S8vo.
$5.00. [45
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 420230.
Bascock (M. G.) co. Lincoln’s birth-
day. (Jn Brooklyn daily eagle)
[46
© Jan. 23, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
A 422114; George H. Babcock, New
York.
BarEy (Nelson Burdette) Peterson
system of playing the guitar with
steel in the. Hawaiian manner, de-
signed for self study. San Fran-
cisco, Cal., Sherman, Clay & co.
[1916] 5 Be is. DOC » LOL.” 100.
[47
ape Jan. 5, 1916; = ec. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420292 ; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco.
BANKERS trust co.*, Salt Lake City.
[48, 49
Cniciitat tee tomorrow. cover-title, [10]
Dp. mo. @© Nov. 20, 1915; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419722.
What must an executor know? cover-
title, [9] p. 4mo. © Dec. 22, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419725.
Barre, Vt. Barre city and Barre town,
Vt.,. directory, 1915.. v. 23. Spring-
field, Mass., H. A. Manning co., 1915.
264 p. 8vo. $3.00. [50
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 418374; H. A. Manning
co., Springfield, Mass.
Rf RR SS A A EEE aay
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Barsottr (Charles)* New York.
[Cablegrams} (Jn Progresso italo-
americano ) [51-61
Dee. 31, 1915, Jan. 1, 1916. © Dec. 31,
1915: Jan..%, 19 6; 1 c. each Jan. 3.
1916; A 421418, 421414.
Jan. 3, 4, 1916. @ Janes, 4, 19tG:
ec. each Jan. 4, 1916; ‘A 421438, 491439,
Jan. 15, ates @ son 15, OIG: 1 e,
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421722
gane1G6; Bf; 1916. © Jan. 16, 17
1c. each Jan. Ln 1916; "A
421749.
gan. 19; 20, 1916. @ Jan: 19,20, 1916;
1 ec. each Jan. 20, 1916; A 421856,
£976;
421748,
421857.
Jan. 26, 1916. «©, Jan. 26, L916 = Fe:
Jan. 97, 1916; A 421999.
jan 3h 19tG.- '@ Jane si, 1916; £ Ve:
Feb. 1, 1916; A 422111.
Bary (Hmil B.)* San _ Francisco.
Change the peg to fit the hole. Card,
34 by 54 inches. [62
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419563.
Baum (Mrs. C. L.)* Denver. Mental
and spiritual helps to freedom. 63
p. obl. 24mo. $0.25. [63
© Dec. 12, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419462.
BAYNARD pub. co.*, Kansas City, Mo.
Would you pay him $1,000 to write
a letter. (In System, Jan., 1916)
[64
© idan. 5.19163 1 ¢. Jan,,11, 1916;
A 421660.
BeckKeEr’s (F.) asphaltum ready roof-
ing co. [Catalog] 11 p. col. illus.
16mo. [65
(cy Apr. 1 1915.2. cGy and afe...Jan.
13, 1916; A 419571; Christopher Lit-
cher, Chicago.
BECKLEY (Zoe) Problems of everygirl.
(In New York Evening mail)
: [66-68
Fan She TOTG. Co fan.ot1 £916 Le.
Jan. 13, 1916; A 421647.-
Jans -13,: 1916. ae Jam. aS TOTG Ae thee.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 4217438
Jan. 29, 1916. © Jan. 29, 1916; 1 e¢.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422098.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
BECK WITH’S
inc.,
almanac, 1916. 69th year.
Ed. by Annie Ewell Russell. New
Haven, Conn. E. H. Parkhurst
[1916] 132 p. illus, map. 12mo.
$0.10. [69
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417633; Annie Ewell Rus-
sell, New Haven.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
70
BeitH (I. H.)* London. Carry on,
by the Junior sub. [pseud.}] chap. 1,
2. (In Blackwood’s magazine, Jan.,
1916) [70
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1916; A ad int.
2548; pubd. Dec. 22, 1915.
BELp1Ine bros. & co.*, Chicago. Beld-
ing’s silk, display book. 16 p. illus.
fol. [71
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419703.
Benson (N. P.) optical co. Price list
of lenses, mountings, frames, ocu-
lists’ and opticians’ supplies. 111,
{1] p. illus. 4to. (Catalog A) [72
© Nov. 1, 1915; 1 c. Nov. 29, 1915;
1c. Dee. 9, 1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1916;
A 417721; Nils P. Benson, Minne-
apolis.
BENTLEY (Charles E.) Crochet book
no. 1. New York, Bentley-Franklin
co. [1916] ‘Sep, atlas: > 4ter -S010.
[73
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 4203841; Bentley, Frank-
lin co., New York.
BERGER bros. co.*, New Haven. X-ray
on Spencer supporting corsets, the
substitute abdominal wall. [14] p.
folder, ius. 16mo. [74
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417651.
BErgry (B. D.) co.*, Chicago. Some
suggestions for teaching Berry’s
writing books. [New ed.] cover-
title, 79 p. illus. obl. 12mo. $0.10.
iD
©. Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417698.
BIicELow (Lucius 8.)* Buffalo. Handy
book of the convention and exhibi-
tion. Buffalo, N. Y., Printed by
Bigelow brothers [1915] cover-title,
64 p. 12mo. [76
© Nov. 29, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1915;
aff. Dee. 17, 1915; A 419427.
BLANCHARD (Arthur H.) Highway en-
gineer in public life. 8 p. illus.
Ato. [77
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419676; Natl. highways
assn., Washington.
BLuE Book of Cambridge, 1916. Bos-
ton, Mass., Boston suburban book
co., 1916. 200, [20] p. fold. map.
diagrs. (1 folded) S8vo. $2.00. [78
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 420248; Boston suburban
book co., Boston.
pt. 1, n:s., v.13
BoHannon (William Christian)* Chi-
cago. Preparedness; who made God.
v. no. 1. cover-title, 15, [1] p. 24mo.
$0.10. [79
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419631.
Boterano (J.) & son*, Baltimore.
Bolgiano’s 1916 [seed catalogue]
ecover-title, 80 p. illus. 4to. [80
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417692.
BooOKLOVERS Sales co., ine.*, New York.
Christian herald Bible-picture con-
test reply book. [New York, Isaac
Goldman company, 1915] cover-title, ©
[8] p. S8vo. $1.00. [81
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420224.
BotTELtER (Mattie M.) Conversion of
Brian O’Dillon. chap. 1. (in Chris-
tian standard, Jan. 15, 1916) [82
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 c@ Jan. 14,
1916; A 421735; Standard pub. co.,
Cincinnati.
Bower (Harry A.)* Boston. Course
of instruction by mail for xylophone.
Lesson 1-10. 10 v. 4to. $10.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [83
© Dee. 9, 1915; 2 « and aff. Dec.
22, 1915; A 417652.
Bowers (Thomas M.)
business. Know your product. (In
Chicago herald) [84
@©-Jan. 14; 19163. 1. @. Jan. 15
1916; A 421716; J. Keeley, Chicago.
BRACKETT (Elliott Gray) Rheuma-
tism. Boston, Mass., Health-educa-
tion league, 1916. cover-title, 29 p.
24mo. (Health-education series, no.
31) $0.08. [85
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
15, 1916: A 419656; Health-educa-
tion league, Boston.
Bigger, better
Breep (Austin A.)* Cincinnati. How
a salesman may build success within
himself. cover-title, 50 p. 12mo.
- [86
© Dec.. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417540.
BRENNEN (Robert James)* Jackson,
Mich. First selections from Bren-
nen’s poems—his best and all to
date. Jackson, Mich., Best literature
publishing company [1915] [5] p.
folder. S8vo. $0.25. [87
© Dee. 26, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419463.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
{Brinty (J. B.)] Church, [editorial
by J. B. Brinly and Ernest House]
3 1. 4to. $0.02. [Reprinted from
The Christian times] [88
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
4, 1915; A 419416; Christian press
assn., Caneyville, Ky.
BROTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen
and enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our
special study course. Westinghouse
mee pra He. 3, sec. 5... (in
Brotherhood of locomotive and fire-
men’s magazine, Jan., 1916) [80
eta ot: 1 GC. Jan... 18,
1916; A 421658.
Brown & Bigelow*, St. Paul. What
1916 has in store for you. cover-
title, [12] p. col. illus. fol. [90
1). Dee. 16; 1915; 2 ec... Dec. 27,
foto. af. Jan. 6G 1916; A 417723.
machinery co.*,
portable
16mo.
[91
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 « Jan. 24,
1916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425018.
Brown
Cleveland.
floor crane.
HOISTING
Brownhoist
15 p. illus.
Bryce (James) Prefatory note to the
Handy volume issue. [Chicago, IIl..
Printed by R. R. Donnelley & sons
eo., 1916] 41. S8vo. $0.10. [92
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 6, 1916; A 419487; Encyclo-
paedia Britannica corp., New York.
Buckizé&y (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[93-95
New decision on the liability of mer-
cantile agencies for incorrect credit
information. @ Dec. 27, 1915; 1 ec.
gam. o 1916; A 421425,
Remedy against employees who _ steal
private data of the firm. © Jan. 24,
1916; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1916; A 422105.
When employees combine to force an-
other employee's discharge. @© Jan.
: oe Maan iii LOI6 s A
421751.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world]
BUFFALO trail as seen by the manager,
ot ae 2) Jan, 1916: 15 p. ius.
Svo. [96
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417493; Buffalo leather
co., Buffalo.
ine.*, Buffalo.
4to.
[97
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2c. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417661:
BUFFALO wire works ©€o..
Catalog no. 8. 175 p. illus.
114
BULLETIN of the New York sabbath
committee. v. 2, no. 6, Dec., 1915,
Jana 191. Ad, TS} op: 2Svo. [98
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417637; New York sab-
bath com., New York.
BULLINGER (Edwin W.)* New York.
Mercantile agency special ed. of Bul-
linger’s postal and shippers guide
for the United States and Canada.
Ed. of Jan., 1916. (R. G. Dun &
co. ) [99-105
From Boston. 1204 fi. e. 1234] p.
4to. © Dec. 29, 1915; 2 e. and aff.
Jan. 4, 1916; A 418307.
From Buffalo. 1204. [i. e. 1240] p.
4to. Jane Sete Cc. wid att.
Jan. 12, 1916; A 420342.
From Chicago. 1204 beg e. 1234] p.
ALTOS Gy. Jans. 3 AOL se Ge dans, 5;
OMG taihe alan Slee i916; A 418407.
From Cincinnati. 1204 [i. e. 1234] p.
Ato. -©@- Jan. 5, 19167. 2 & and aff.
Jan. fi 1916: Ay 448390:
From Kansas City. 1204 [i. e. 1240] p
4to.- © Jant.75._ 1996: "2. ¢ and, ate;
Jan. 12, 1916; "A 420344.
From Pittsburgh. 1204 [i. e. 1240] p.
Ato. Jam 5, $O1G:° 2.6) .and> alr.
Jan. 12, 1916; A 420343.
From St. Louis. 1204 [i. e. 1234] p.
4ito. @© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 7,. 1916; A 420279.
Burgess (William)* Chicago. Safety
always. Sheet, 93 by 4 inches.
[106
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 419872.
Burke (Laura J.)* Sacramento City,
Cal. Waif of the plains. Revision.
cover-title, [4] p. S8vo. [Motion
picture scenario] [107
© Bee: 1,/1915;' 2 ‘ce. Dee.) 22,
1915; aff. Jan. 15, 1918; A 419646.
Burns (Sidney H.)* New York.
Handbook of hygiene and do’s and
don’ts for the obese. 15 p. 16mo.
[108
Ke) Dee 45,1915 +. 2! ¢.. and: afi
gan. 6; 1916; A 419470.
Bureee (W. Atlee) & co.*, Philadel-
phia. [109-114
Burpee’s annual for 1916. cover-title,
2p. illus. (part col.) S8vo.
Dec 21) 119152 2) ec. antl ‘ati. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420216.
Burpee’s seeds that grow, for 1916.
cover-title, 64 p. illus. 8vo. @ Jan.
3; 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan. 6, 1916;
A 419461.
Cabbage and cauliflower. Rev. for 1916.
[4
} p. illus. Svo. @ Jan. 3, 1916;
2 e. and afi. Jan: 6y 2916; "A 419460.
Dahlia culture. jRey. ed.] Sheet,
printed on both sides, 93 by 6 inches.
© Va oF Laltee ec. ‘and Wit, Jan.
6,° 191627 4 419459.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
115
BurRpPEE (W. Atlee) & co.*—Continued.
Forty years Burpee service. 40th an-
niversary suppl., 1876-1916. cover-
title; "79, “PLY “pp. Y ilass “port. Sve-
@ Dec. ce. and aff. Jan.
28, 1915; 2
3, 1916; A 417524.
How to grow fine celery in the home
garden. Rey. for 1916. [4] p. illus.
1) Jan. 3.) TOs 2. ee; ameoot
Jan. 6, 1916; A 419458.
BuscuH (John J.)* Wakefield, Mass.
Seeing Havana. Busch’s auto tours.
[8] p. illus., maps. S8vo. [115
© Dee. 13, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 420340.
BUTLER bros.*, Chicago. Modern mira-
ee: 4p. 1.;'5-31 po Was... 4te. 4G
©) Jan. 5, 1916: 2 «Fan. 13,1916;
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419661.
CaticcnHio (Isaia)* Jersey City. Se-
cret of how to become a great singer.
Jersey City, N. J., Press of L. L.
Van Benschoten, 1915. 4 p..1,%,
p. Svo. $5.00. [ td:
© Dee. 16, 1915* 2 e) Dee. 4
1915; aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419647.
CALLAGHAN and company’s cumulative
quarterly to the Michigan digest.
Comp. by the publishers’ editorial
staff. [v. 6. no. 2, Jan., 1916] Chi-
cago, Callaghan and company, 1916.
1p... 157. p... 4to.. .$5.00 per year:
[118
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 420284; Callaghan & co.,
Chicago.
Camp (S. H.) & co.*, Jackson, Mich.
Goodwin corsets. cover-title, [12] p.
folder. illus. in cover. 48mo. [Text
parallel to binding] [119
() Oct. 13, 191533 "e Jan: 6; 4915:
aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 419574.
CANTON culvert & silo co.*, Canton, O.
Will they freeze? 21 p. illus. 16mo.
[120
© Jan. 1, 1915; 2 © and aff. Jan.
4, 1915; A 419417.
CaRENS (Edith Marie)* Jacksonville,
Fla. Dressmaking self-taught. [New
ed.] Philadelphia, W. Atkinson com-
pany, 1916. 67 p. illus. 8vo. $0.25.
aa
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ¢« and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419465. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Chicago and
Washington. fal 22 23
Alaska a new world, blazing with won-
ders. (in Chicago daily or Sunday
tribune)? © Jane, 19162 ie; Jana,
1916; A 421501.
Carpenter explains the charting of
t ee op seas. (In Weise: Sun-
aay star) £ Jan. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
17, 1916; A 421847.
pt. I mes. wees
CASCADE CouNTy, Mont. Farmers’ di-
rectory company’s farmers’ direc-
tory, Cascade County, Mont., 1916-
1917. [Bozeman, Mont., Printed by
the Republican courier co.] 1915.
176 p. illus. Svo. $2.00. [124
© Oct. 19, 1915; 2 e and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 420468; Farmers’ direc-
tory co., Bozeman, Mont.
CENTRAL brass mfg. co.*, Cleveland.
Central line of scientifically per-
fected brass goods. 221 p._ illus.
4to. (Catalog H) [125
© Nov. 25, 1915; 2 @ Dee. 16,
1915; aff. Dee. 27, 1915; A 418245. ©
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Clarksburg, Fairmont,
Marietta [ete.] telephone directory,
Dec. 10, 1915. 172 p. 8vo. [126
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff, Jan.
13, 1916; A 419584.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century fashion illustrating
service, Feb., 1916. 261. illus. obl.
Svo. [127
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1916;
aff, Jan. 25, 1916; A 425034.
CHALFANT (Harry M.) [128, 129
Exercise for Sunday-schools on Temper-
ance Sunday. [Philadelphia, Pa.,
—— by Lyon & Armor, 1915] [8]
p. © June 10, 1915; 2 ec. and
aff. Ret 3, 1916; A 420214,
Exercise for Sunday schools on world’s
Temperance Sunday. Philadelphia,
The Sunday school times company,
1915. [8] p. ports. 12mo. © Oct.
15, 1915.; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 3, 1916-
A 420218. :
© Sunday school times co., Phila-
delphia.
CHALMERS (Stephens)* Saranac Lake,
N: Y¥. Moving picture version of
Edward Everett Hale’s The man
without a country. [130-133
Prologue, pt. i- 3. 3 we LeEtO $0.25
each. Dec. 3
Dee. 9, 18, ar :
Jan. 3, 1916; 419418419420. ’
Dt ee iis 1D 40. 350252. 40
Jan. 14> 9916 + 2 e;-and anaes, 2S,
1916 ; A 419620.
CHALMERS motor ¢co.*, Detroit.
mers six-30. 16 p. iilus. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1915); -2 e,and
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417510.
Chal-
[134
aff.
CHAMPION rivet Co. Addenda _ to
scientific facts. [8] p. illus. S8vo.
[1385
© Nov. 4, 1915; 2 ce. Dee. 24, 1915;
aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419664; David
J. Champion, Cleveland.
BOOKS,
no. 1, 1916
CHance (Frank L.) Chance classes
Judge Landis as an A-1 fan. (in
Chicago herald) [136
gan. 25, -1916;° 1 ¢,. Jan. 24,
1916; A 421980; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHANEY mfg. co.*, Springfield, O.
Guide posts on the path to pros-
perity. cover-title, [24] p. illus.
8vo. [137
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aif. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419879.
[CHAPPELL (Wayvell) & co.]
automatic electric surfacing ma-
chine. [4] p. illus. 8vo. [138
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425023; Arthur H. Chap-
pell, Chicago.
Little-
CHAUTAUQUA school of nursing*,
Jamestown, N. ¥. Medical nursing.
68 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. (Studies
in general nursing, lecture no. 18)
[139
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419522.
Cuicaco. SEconp security bank. Re-
solved. Blotter, illus, 6% by 38
inches. [140
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
Bit OPD: A. 419711; Drews-Wester-
berg & co., Chicago.
CHICAGO DAILY news almanac and year-
book for 1916. 32d year. Comp. by
James Langland. [Chicago, [IIl.]
Chicago daily news company, 1915.
736 p. illus. ports., maps. 8vo.
$0.25 [141
© Dec. 23, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
31, 1915; A 420362; Chicago daily
news co., Chicago.
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*,. Chi-
cago. Atlas and ownership index.
[142-144
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Mar. 1,
1910 to Nov. 20, 1915] cover-title,
fp. tol. © Dec. 2), 19155 2 e..and
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417694.
Suppl. to v. 3. [Changes from May 1,
1909 to Nov. 20, 1915] cover-title,
Zone ator. «© ec. 2411915: 2 ¢. and
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417695.
Suppl. to v. 6. [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910 to Nov. 20, 1915] eover-title,
22) pi, fol. (@ Dees 215 19155 '2) c. and
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417696.
CHICAGO TELEPHONE €o., Wisconsin tele-
phone co., Cleveland teelphone co.,
Michigan state telephone co.*, Chi-
cago. [145, 146
Adjustment of substation ringers and re-
ays. Nov. 1, 1915. cover-title, 9 p.
diagrs. 12mo. (Central engineering
bulletin no. 57) @©@ Dec. 21, 1915; 2
e. and aff. Dec. 20, 1915; aff. Jan. 3,
1916; A 419428.
~
GROUP II
155
CHICAGO TELEPHONE co.—Continued.
Insulated type transmitters. Nov. 1,
W915. 1 © diage. ae va
eu ecuing bulletin, no. 61) © Dec.
915; 2 c Dec. 20, 1915; aft. Jan.
3, 1916; "A 419429.
Cuicaco title and trust co.*, Chicago.
Abstract of title to the south half of
the south east quarter of the south
west quarter of section 24, T. 41 N.,
R. 18, HE. of the 3d P. M., in Cook
County, Illinois. 2 numb. 1. fol.
$10.00. [Text parailel to binding]
[147
ao Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417644.
CHILTON co.*, Philadelphia.
trade list.
{Jan. Ist, 1915]
918] p. 4to.
June 1, 1915;
Chilton
[148, 149
cover-title, 906 [1% e.
@r May (2077 1915 3 2se.
aff. May 28, 1915;
A 401207
{Jan., 1916] cover-title, 878, [1] p.
4to. [Text parallel to binding] ©
Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan. 5,
1916; A 420228,
CITATOR. [150-152
Kansas ed. “vv. 23," no. 3, Dee 1915.
{New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1915] ccver-title, 181 p.
8vo. $5.00 a year. © Dec. 20, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 418318.
Michigan ed. v. 19, no. 3, Dec., 1915.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1915] cover-title, 223 p.
8vo. $5.00 a year. @© Dec. 23, 1915;
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 418317.
Nexas ed. “Vv. 8, no. 2, Wee: 1915. [New
York, The Citator publishing eompany,
1815] cover-title, 124 p. S8vo. $5.00
a year. © Dec. 24, 1915; 2 ec. and
aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 418316.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
City deposit bank, Pittsburgh. When
and where to pay taxes and water
rents. cover-title,, 6, [2] pD., and
blank pages for memorandum.
32mo. [153
©. Dee. 31, 1915; 2 e@. and aff.
Jan. 7, 1916; A 417632; W. HE. Will-
iams co., Pittsburgh.
CLEMENTS (John Ralston) Shaw’s
campaign songs. Boston, United
society of Christian endeavor, publi-
cation department, 1915. 83 p. 1., 3-
12 p. 24mo. $0.05. [154
er Dee, Si. 1916s 2) ean aie.
Jan. 13, 1916; A 419622; Alois J.
Shartle, publication manager, Bos-
ton.
CLOTHES shop’s suit saving system.
Weekly plan. Card, 8 by 5% inches.
$10.00. [155
G)eDec 14, 1915.2. e@ Dec: JS,
1915; aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 417615;
Frank L. Reed, Pendleton, Ind.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
156
Coss (Ida Sublette)* Caddo Gap, Ark.
Snares of hell. cover-title, [58] pn.
port. 12mo. $0.35. [156
© Dee. 14, 1915; 2 e Dee. 20,
1915; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417527.
CopurRN (Margaret L.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Milky way. cover-title, [31] p.
illus. obl. 48mo. $0.05. [157
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417531.
fCor (Sayers) ] [158, 159
Joan of Are. Mentor neagine course,
monograph no. 1-6. Proof. © Jan.
1; 1916: 2 c. and aff: Jan. £8, 1916;
A 419679.
John Milton. Mentor reading course,
monograph no. 1-6. Proof. © Dec.
15, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan. 4, 1916;
A 419415.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
CoLERIDGcE (Samuel Taylor) Rime of
the ancient mariner, by Samuel Tay-
lor Coleridge, ed. by Helen Wood-
row Bones. Chicago, Beckley-Cardy
eco. [1916] 382 p. port. 16mo. (Pro-
gressive school elassics) $0.05.
[160
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419896; Beckley-Cardy
¢o., Chicago.
CoLttins (Louis L.) U, chief boast of
second ward, pride since 51. (J
Minneapolis Sunday journal) [161
‘© Jani 16,1916; 2 e. Jan. 31,
1916; A 422113; Journal ptg. co.,
Minneapolis.
COLLINS publicity service*, Philadel-
phia. Collins business building bul-
letin, Jan. 5, 1916. [4] p. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] [162
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2
.11, 1916; A 419564.
e. and aff. Jan.
‘CotumBrIA trust ¢o.*, New York. Plain
facts about trust company services.
[48] p. 12mo. [163
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419668.
COMMERCE trust Co. [164-170
Accumulative savings certificate. [Rev.
ed.] Kansas City, Union bank note co.
11915] [4] pp. ifhis. fol. © Dec.
10> 19155 2 ec: and al. Jan: Sion ;
A 417560.
© Percival G. Turner, Kansas
City, Mo. [Copyright is claimed on
rewording. ]
Fortune building. Sheet, 12 by 64 inches
fold. to 16mo. © Apr. 20, 1915; 2 ¢.
and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417538.
pt. Las eB
CoMMERCE trust co.—Continued.
Great oaks from little acorns grow.
Sheet, 12 by 6% inches fold. to 16mo.
© Mar. 26, 1915; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
eo fone A 417534.
Service ¢ efliciency sneer Sheet, 12
by 64 imches fold. to 16mo. © "Apr.
26, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417533.
Short story about securities. Sheet, 12
by 64 inches fold. to 16mo. © Mar.
51, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 3,see-.
A 417537. ~
Sightless can’t read this. Sheet, 12 by
© Mar. 31,
GE inches fold. to 16mo.
915; .2 c and afl. Jan. 4,.49162 A
417536.
Wise parents beget wise children. Sheet,
ee 12 by 6% inches fold. to 16mo.
© Apr. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 3,
1916: 'A 417535.
© Union bank note co., Kansas
City, Mo.
CoMMON cause. Why the laborer
should oppose prohibition. 6 p. port.
16mo. [171
© Jan. 5, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417643; C. W. Bolen, De-
troit.
CONNECTICUT plumber, steam and gas
fitter. New Haven, Jan. 15-16, 1916.
cover-title, [12] p. ports. $8vo.
(Journeymen plumbers, gas fitters,
steam fitters & helpers of the
United assn. Connecticut state assn.
of the United assn.) [112
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419551; Philip G. Me-
Dermott, New Haven, Conn.
CONSOLIDATED car co.*, Detroit. Ab-
bott Detroit motor cars. [20] p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. [tS
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419566.
CONSTITUTION, Aflanta. In society
circles. (in Atlanta Constitution.)
[174
() Jan. 24. 1916; 4c Jane.
1916; A 421971; James R. Holliday,
Atlanta.
CONTEMPORARY verse. Vv. 1, no. 1, Jan.,
1916. [Philadelphia, Pa., Printed by
G. F. Lasher, 1916] 16 p. 8vo.
$0.15. [175
© Jan. 3; 1916; 2. ¢. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419484; Howard A. Gra-
ham, jr., Devereux C. Josephs, and
Samuel McCoy, Philadelphia.
CO-OPERATIVE buyers Magazine. v. 2,
no. 2, Jan. and Feb., 1916. cover-
title, 108, [1] p., 6 1. illus. (part
col.) Ato. [176
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419623; Baehr-Ingels co.,
Cincinnati.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
Coos telephone co.*, Lancaster, N. H.
Lancaster district telephone direc-
tory, winter issue, 1915-1916. [Sec-
tion 14] cover-title, 32 p. Svo. [177
© Dec. 29; 1915; 2 ¢. Dee. 31,
1915; aff. Dec. 30, 1915; A 419439.
CRAWFORD (Bertha Carey)* Stafford,
Kan. Poems. Stafford, Kan.,
Courier office, 1915. 18 1. 8vo.
$1.00. [178
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c« Dec. 27,
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417715.
CRAWFORD (William 8.) Casualty in-
surance and corporate bonds. Chi-
cago, La Salle extension university
[1916] 382 p. 8vo. [179
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419626; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
CRISSEY (Forrest) Supreme passen-
ger comfort [Chicago, Ill., Printed
by Rogers & company, 1915] 4 p.
illus. 32mo. [180
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417626; Nordyke & Mar-
mon ¢co., Indianapolis.
Crucer advertising system*, Norwalk,
O. Psychology of clothes. Argu-
ment 1-4. 4 loose 1. illus. 8vo.
$35.00. [181
ec 25. 1915: 2c. Jan. 19,
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 425035.
CURTICE bros. co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Catalogue. 32 p. illus. (part col.)
8vo. [182
© Jam 10;°1915; 2c. and aff.
Jan. 12, 1915; A 417700.
Datty GEORGIAN AND SUNDAY AMERI-
CAN. se lal
For 1916—An advertising creed. © J
Pwtoto. Loc. dan. 14, 1916; ~ 451666.
© Jan
Parisian idea, white goods see
&. 1916- 1 c. dam. 14, 1916; A 491668.
Why white goods in midwinter. © Jan.
iG: te, Jan. 14, 1916; A 421667.
[Note: The foregoing are in the At-
lanta Georgian |
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chicago.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y¥. Alan
Dale says. (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [186, 187
Jon, £65191 Qa hG:. UOLG <t e,
6.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 421843.
Jan. 30, 1916. © Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. iff 1916; A 422112,
DAPRATO STATUARY ©C0O.*, Chicago.
Lenten art productions. 28 p. illus.
4to. [188
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419690.
te)
198
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[189-191
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city. Jan., 1916
issue. Wall chart 26 by 153 inches.
100: @r Jan. 4, 1916; 2. 'e: Jan. 10,
1916; aff. Jan. 6, 1916; "A 419546.
Davies’ transfer card. Jan., 1916 issue. .
Wall chart, 28% by 19% inches. $1.00.
© Jan. 11, 1916: 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1916;
= Jan. 14, 1OLG = A 417796.
$1.00. “© Jan. 6, LONG: "2 ‘eS and” att.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 417691.
Davis (Charles Henry) Pineville,
Kentucky, why iiving is costly;
versus Middlesboro, Kentucky, how
to cut the cost; with the assistance
of Stanley E. Bates, S. B. and Will
Ward Duffield. 8 p._ illus., maps.
Ato. [192
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419675; Natl. highways
assn., Boston.
Davis (Richard Harding)* New York.
[193, 194
Air raiders aimed at Allies’ warships.
Jam. 2, 1946; 1 ¢. Jam. 3, 1916;
A 421412.
Luring Teutons on to Saloniki. © Dec
; 1c. Jan. 3, 1916; A 421411.
[Note : The foregoing are in New York
times ]
(Samuel Q.)* Effingham,
Know thyself as mortal and
16 p. 8vo. §0.20.
[195
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417542.
De BeEvorse (Chas. R.) co.*, Newark,
N. J. De Bevoise quality—plus
brassiéres, 1916. 11 p. illus. 8vo.
(Catalogue W) [196
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
DEARBORN
N. H.
as immortal.
18, 1916; A 419670.
DELBRIDGE (Charles Lomax)* St.
Louis. How to make war impos-
sible. cover-title, [5] p. 24mo.
$0.05. [197
©. Jan.. 25, 1916; 2. ¢. and. aif.
Jan. 27, 1916; A 425024.
DenNNETI (Walker Marcus)* New
York. Presence. Card, 7% by 33
inches. [198
(© Dec. 24, 1915; .2.¢e. Dee. 27,
1915; aff. Jan. 6, 1916: A 4194738.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report for December. (J7 Oil
City derrick) [199
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
A 421505.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pi... 1. Se
200:
De Vureiss mfg. co.*, Toledo,
Aeron system. Bocklet H. 24 p.
illus. 16 mo. [200
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417670.
Chicago. Mo-
& butter-fat
DICKERSON (Fred G.)*
jomier total—solids
. tests, correction table. Card, 64 by
3 inches. [201
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 417708.
Disston crucible. v. 4, no. 11, Dee.
ta AO Ly.) 1 pl. 165-LiGua. » dle
port. Svo. [202
© Dee. 14, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419490; Henry Disston
& sons, ine., Philadelphia.
Diver (Pauline L.)* New York. Bank-
ing by mail, by Dollar Bill. [203-205
Capital: what it is and how to get it.
4to. in leather folder. © Oct.
37, 1915; 2° ¢.0NOy. 12,1995 5 aft. Dec.
18, 1915; A 419422.
How to take cane of your ea 7A E
Ato. © Oct. ee iS 1s ee c. Nov. 12,
1915; aff. Dee 18, 1915; A 419424,
Letter on banking by mail. 2 1. 4to.
© Oct. 27, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1915;
aff. Dec. 18, 1915; A 419428.
DoNAHEY (William)* Chicago.
[206-208
Teenie Weenie clown has a close call.
Olan. 23,1916: 1c. fan. 27, 1916:
A 422006
Teenie Weenies go after medicine. ©
Jan. t6. 1916: £°e! Jan’ 217° F916;
A 421876.
Teenie Weenies go nutting. © J 2.
2916: dae: Jan. 46,5 39168 (A 491502.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
Donatpson (Alfred Lee)* Saranac
Lake, N. Y. Chapters of Adirondack
history. Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 1915,
Jan. 6, 1916. [6 instalments] (Jn
Saranac Lake news) [209
(C) Dec, 2,-9,. 16, 25, 30, 1915. Fan.
G. 1916: 2 «each Jan. 13, 1916;
A 421657.
Dorr (Rheta Childe) AS a woman
sees it. (In New York Evening
mail) [210-213
Dec. 30, 1915. © Dec..30, 1915; 1 ec.
Jan. =. 1916;. A 421407.
Jan. 13; 1916" @ Jans £3, 291652.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421741.
eee ay ASE: © Fan,’ 25; LLG 35'S Fe.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421746.
Jam, 28, 1916... © Jan. 25, 41946; 2c.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422094.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
inc.,
O. | DRromcoore (Will Allen)* Nashville.
(In Nashville ban-
ner ) [214, 215
Jan. 15, 1916: @ Jan. 15, 199G=. 2 e
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421756.
Jan. 29, 1916. © Jan. 29, 1916; 1 e«
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422106.
Song and story.
DUKESMITH (Frank MHutchinson)*
Meadville, Pa. Principles and prac-
tice of salesmanship, a practical
home-study course. Lecture 2, 3.
Meadville, Pa., Dukesmith school of
salesmanship [1915] 2 v. illus.
Svo. [216, 217 :
© Dec. 14, 28, 1915; 2 c. each and
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417525, 417526.
Hart (Burton B.)* Melrose Highlands,
Mass. When you need money you
need it very much. [5] p. folder.,
illus. S8vo. [218
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 @ and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419874.
ECCLESIASTICAL and liturgical calen-
dar, 1916. 141. col. illus. fol. [Text
parallel to binding] [219
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417647; Diederich-Schae-
fer co., Milwaukee.
[EcKEL (C. L.)] Properties of three—
I—beam column sections. (Jn Uni-
versity of Colorado journal of engi-
neering, Dec., 1915) [220
© Dec. 24, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
A 421539; M. Ss. Ketchum, Boulder,
Col.
Economy service co.*, New York.
[221-224 .
Bulletin no. A 137, Jan. 1, 1916. cover-
title, 8 1. illus: ‘obl.. 8ve. © Jam
5 1916; 2 ¢. and aff; Jan. 7, 1916> &
417645.
no: ‘A®° 138, Jan. 25, 1916) cover:
title, numb. 1. 445-452. illus. obl.
Svo0;> (@rdansts5, yee 2 e. and aff.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 4197
Supplementary service.
13f. ‘Suppl., Jan. 43936: p283—102.
illus. obl. 8vo. © Jan. 4, 191; 2
¢, and aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417646.
Bulletin no. A 138, suppl. Jan. 15,
1916. cover-title, numb. 1. 103-110.
tius: “Sve: ~@ Jan. 155 191Gee sre
and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419704.
ELECTRICAL WORLD Service. [225, 226
Creating business in the electrical field.
cv) ps 16moes 44@: Jani 214d, AStese a2
Ge and ati, Jan. 13, 1916; "A 419572.
Power of acquaintance as an asset in
"Bulletin ito; A
business. [8] p. 16mo. © Jan. 25,
Gs 2) -@ and al. Fant 27, 1996s A
425025.
© McGraw pub. co., inc, New
York.
10
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
256
[ELGIn motor car corporation.] Winan-
cial horn of plenty. cover-title, 19
p. S8vo. [227
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417541; Charles S. Rie-
man, Chicago.
ELLERY (Loren William)* St. Paul
Park, Minn. I keep a bee. [4] p.
32mo. [228
© Dee 2F 1915; 2c. Jan., 10,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 419524.
ELLioTT (James W.)* Rochester, N. Y.
Charity and champagne. [7] p. col.
illus. Svo. = [229
© Dee. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A "419880.
ELLIOTT nursery co.*, Pittsburgh. Se-
lection of the best seeds in the best
varieties, season 1916. 27, [1] p.
illus. 4to. [236
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419466.
Eitis (R. P.) Chicken dollars and
sense. (im Philadelphia North
American ) [231-233
7. Planning the plant and buildings. ©
Pie. to1G te) Jan. 15, L916; A
421729
8. Details of poultry house construction.
fans G, 1916; 1 c¢,, Jan; 20,1916;
A 421859
9. Bonse location, fencing, water sup-
miye © Jan. 25, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 26,
1916; A 421998.
© Matos advertising co., inc., Phil-
adelphia.
Emporium world millinery co.*, Chi-
cago. Art cut service. [Jan. 6,
1916] Sheet, illus., 22 by 284 inches.
[234
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419500.
ENTERPRISE development co. Enter-
prise development company. [4] p.
16mo. [235
©) Jan. 19, (1916; 2c Jan. 21,
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419871;
Samuel L. Thomas, Washington, Il.
Erickson (KE. H.) artificial limb co.
Something new & without cost. [12]
p. folder, illus. 16mo. [236
© July 15, 1915; 2 ec. July 21,
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417697;
E. H. Erickson, Minneapolis.
[Errett (Jane R.)] ed. [237, 2388
Standard lektions-bilderkarten. 1. viertel-
jabr. jhrg 18, no. 1, 2 januar, 26
miirz, 1916, 1-13 lektion. 13 cards,
printed on both sides, col. illus., 4
by 3 inches. © Dec. 28, 19ND Zee,
wait. 4, t9IG- an. Jan. 5 A916: A
417621.
[HRrReEtTrT (Jane R.)] ed.—Continued.
Standard picture lesson cards. 1st quar-
ter Jan..2—Mar.*.26; 21916, sv. 28i-no.
1, pt. 1-13. 18 cards, printed on both
sides. col. illus. 4 by 38 inches.
Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c.-Jan. 4, 1916; aff.
van. 5, 1916; A 417622.
© Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
ERWIN (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill’s
tireless chase; or, Duty knows no
sleep. New York, Street & Smith
L1StG), “sl19°p.- 12mo. (On cover:
Far West library no. 206) $0.15.
[239
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419680; Street & Smith,
New York.
Evans (Arthur L.) co.*, Boston. Di-
rectory of trade names and brands
of shoes. [Boston, Mass.] The Shoe-
man [1915] p. 3-29. 4to. $2.00.—
[240
© Dees 23; 1915<.2
7, 1916; A 417657.
ec. and aif.. Jan.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [ 241-255
Consumption declining. © Jan. 25, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422009.
Light. oe Jani 225 1916: Lea Jans 27,
1916; A 422007.
Pellagra.
© Jan. 10, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 13,
1916; A 421643.
Peril, in dust; i.@, Jan. 247:1916;: 1. .c.
Jan. 27, 1916; A 422008.
Public schools and epidemics. © Jan
16, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 21, ee A 421877.
Pyorrhoea symptoms. © J 8, 1916;
ie Jant 235. 1916s 7A 421642.
Rural physical types. © Jan. 19, 1916;
1c. Jan. 21, 1916; A 421882.
Sanitary gains in 1915. © reas 2, LOLG §
1c. Jan. 6, 1916; A 421503
Season of peril. © Jan. ao 1916; tc,
Jan. 21, 1916; A 421879
Skating craze. © Jan. 18, TOTG a -c.
Jam, 21, 19162 A 421881.
Time for extreme care. © Jan. 17, 1916;
1c. Jan. 21, 1916; A 421880.
To avoid grip and pneumonia. © Jan
1, 191G sc. Jan. 13, 1916; A 421644.
Uncared foe paralysis. © Jan. 23, 1916;
1 c. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422005.
Value of humidity. © Jan. 14, 1916;
1c. Jan. 21, 1916; A 421878.
© Jan
Work of health Cina iceiania:
4, tots 1c. Jan: 13; 191635 A 421641.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Bennett directory
co.’s Evansville city directory, 1916.
v. 50. Evansville, Ind., Bennett di-
rectory co., 1916. 1083. p. 8vo.
$7.00. [256
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c Jan. 6, 1916;
aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 418375; Bennett
directory co., Evansville, Ind.
It
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
207
EVENING TELEGRAPH*, Philadelphia.
[257-259
Spirit of the American press. Dec. 22,
23, 1915. [2 instalments] © Dec. 22,
23, 1916; 1 c. each Jan. 4, 1916;
A 421442-421448.
Spirit of the Italian press. Dec. a
1915. © Dec. 24, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 4,
1916; A 421444.
[Note: The foregoing are in Philadel-
phia Evening telegraph]
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co.*, Chicago.
[260-271
Fairbanks, Morse & co. sealed glass jar
storage batteries DDRG—7 and EERG—
e -illus. 8vo. (Bulletin H 200)
© Nov. 5, 1915; 2 ec. and afi. Jan.
oO 19165" A 417604.
Fairbanks-Morse direct acting, steam
artesian well engines. 2 p. abe
8vo. (Bulletin H 205) © Dec. 22
1915 + 2 c; and att: dan... 5, 494. 6:
A 417608.
Fairbanks-Morse typhoon power pumps,
single cylinder-double acting. p.
illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 179) ©
Dee. 15, 1915; 2 c. ,and aff. Jan. 5,
A 417601.
Instructions no. 2117 G for erecting
Fairbanks-Morse 8’, 10’, and 12’ type
W steel windmills on wood or steel
tower. Sth ed. 11 p. illus., diagrs.
Syo....6) Dec: 9, 191s: 2. .¢. and ag.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 417597.
no. 2894 for starting and operating
Fairbanks-Morse type N B horizontal
oil engines, 382-60 H. P. Ast ed.
cover-title, [1], 17 p. illus., diagrs.
Sve. © Oct. 25, 19155 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 417599.
no. 2407 for setting up and op-
erating Fairbanks-Morse 1% dct 2
Z hit and miss easoline engine.
, 22 - Dp. diluss dizaers. “Svo.
© Oct. 21, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417598.
no. 2409 for setting up, operating
and care of the mor-lite plant. 17 p.
diagrs. Svo. © Noy. 16, 1915; 2 «.
and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417596.
no. 2411 for setting up and op-
erating Fairbanks-Morse no. 1A eclipse
engine. cover-title, 16 p. illus.,
diagrs. Sva.. 40)" Sept. “FF, 7975. 2 ec
and aff. Jan. Dy 1916: A "417600.
Repair parts list no. 8117 for Taleban ks
Morse 8’, 10’ and 12’ type W steel
windmills on wood or steel tower. 8
nis. oye. “oO Dec. OL Totnes "2 e.
and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417595.
no. 9117 for Fairbanks-Morse 8’, 10’
and 12’ type W steel windmills on
wood or steel tower. 11 « adlus:,
diagrs. Svo. © Dec. 10, 1915; 2 ¢.
and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417606.
no. 9407 for Fairbanks-Morse 1%
H. P. type Z hit-and- -miss gasoline en-
gime. ‘6 p. .illus., diagrs. ‘Svo. ©
Dee. 18, 1915; 2c. and aif. Jan. 5,
1916; A 417605.
no. 9410 for Fairbanks-Morse type
Z horizontal oil engines, 10 and 15
mM. P: . illus., diagrs. 8vo. ©
Dee. 13, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 5,
1916 ; A 417607.
1916 ;
pt. 1, n.s., v. I8
Armstrong)*
[272-274
FAIRBURN (William
Short Hills, N. J.
Analysis of the individual, his study
and reading. 12 p. S8vo. (Personal
analysis and efficiency test, self analy-
sis series no. 2) © Jan. 8, ¥916;; 2*e.
and aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419557.
-——his vocation, salesmanship. / 24 p.
8vo. ( Personal analysis and stgene
test, self- analyss series no. 8 A)
Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. ‘and ar. gam. 21.
1916; A 419558.
his work and influence. 10 p.
Svo. (Personal analysis and efficienc
test, self-analysis series no. 1)
Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. .and a. Jan. 24.
1916; "A 419559.
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*, New York.
[275, 276
New York, Fairchild’s men’s wear di-
rectory. v.45, no. 2). sprme AStGe
cover-title, 520 p. illus. 32mo. $0.25.
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aft. Jan. 18,
1916; A 419662.
New York, Fairchild’s women’ S wear di-
rectory. . V...6; He. 1916.
cover-title, 616 p. a Ln ©
Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ©. and aff. Jan. 29,
1916; A 425044.
exchange*, Denver.
Business _ literature. cover-title,
[124 p., 2A. del: [277
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425028.
FARMERS’ realty
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
Turn your rubber goods into cash.
Jan., 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
fol. [278
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419467.
FEATHERSTONE (Edward A.)* Los
Angeles. Catalog of the best motor
ear supplies, 1915-1916. 208 p.
illus. 8vo. [279
© Oct. 8, 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1915;
aff. Dec. 20, 1915; A 419674.
FEDERAL School of commercial design-
ing, inc.*, Minneapolis. Commercial
design—photo retouching. 1 p. lL,
20 numb. 1. loose plates (part fold.)
fol. (Bulletin 7) [280
© Dee. 20, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419518.
Frereus County, Mont. Farmers’ di-
rectory company’s farmers’ diree-
tory, Fergus County., Mont., 1916—
1917. [Bozeman, Mont., Printed by
the Republican courier co.] 1916.
288 p. illus. Svo. $2.00. [281
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420289; Farmers’ direc-
tory co., Bozeman, Mont.
12
BOOKS, GROUP II
305
no. 1, 1916
Ferro concrete construction co.*, Cin-
cinnati. Building your building
right. 27 p. illus. 8vo. [282
© Dee. 14) 1915; 2.e@ Jan. 21,
1916; aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 420486.
Frestner (FEF. Julius)* Qmaha, Neb.
Abstract and summary of cases on
contracts, v. 2, by F. J. Festner and
Bart J. Kruger. Omaha, Neb., Fest-
ner printing company, 1915. 36 p.
12mo. $0.75. [283
Cp Dee, <20;- 1915; 2. c. : Dee....20,
1915; aff. Dec. 30, 1915; A 419426.
FEUCHTINGER (Hugene) Perfect voice
instructions for developing the vocal
organ. 29, [1] p. col. illus. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] [284
© Nov, 18, 1915; 2:6 Nov.215,
1915; aff. Dec. 11, 1915; A 414995;
Perfect voice institute, Chicago.
FIDELITY mutual life insurance co.*,
Philadelphia. Income for life.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 12 by
934 inches. [285
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419568.
FILENE’s (William) sons co.*, Boston.
This little book looks the question
of clothes squarely in the face.
cover-title, 23 p. illus. 16mo. [286
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419702.
Foster (William Thomas)* Washing-
ton. Foster’s weather’ bulletin,
Mavot.a5. 22, 29, June 5, 1915. : [5
instalments] (Jn Minneapolis Prog-
ress ) [287-291
© May 1, 15, 22, 29, June 5, 1915;
1 e. each Jan. 8, 1916; A 421540-
421544.
FOSTER INSTITUTE of domestic arts and
sciences. [292-295
Corsets and close-fitting patterns. 1st
ed. 4. New York, N. Y., Education
corporation general, [1915] cover- ics
28, 2) p. illus. 5 diagrs. 8vo. © Au
GS, 19105 2 c. and aff; Jan. 3, 1916;
A 417512.
House aprons and caps. Ist ed. 8.
New York, N. Y., Education corpora-
tion general, [1915] cover- Aad 49,
2 pi illus. diagr. S8vo. 2
hoa, 2 ¢. and: aff. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 417515.
Laces and silks. 1st ed. 6. New York,
N. Y., Education corporation general,
[1915] cover-title, 53, 2 p._ illus.
8vo. © Sept. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417514.
legit to———2
FOSTER INSTITUTE of domestic arts and
sciences—Continued.
Tight linings and boning. ist ed. 5.
New York, N. Y., Education corporation
general, |1915] cover-title, 42, 2 p.
illus. 8vo. © Aug. 20, 1915; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417513.
© Edueation corporation general, -
New York.
FRASER (James 8.)* Boston. [296-298
I am a jolly sailor. Sheet, 7 by 6 inches.
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2c. and aie: Jan, 13,
1916; A 419614.
Right here in the U. A. Sheet, 7 by 6
inches. © Jan. 10, a iaaee Paes and aff.
Jan. 13, 1916; A 419615.
Soldiers of the Scotch brigade. Sheet,
by* G inches; ..@: ‘Jan. 10, 1916;
2c and aff. Jan. 18; 1916; A "419616.
FREMONT (Geo. R.)* Waterbury, Conn.
[299, 300
Beneath the magnolia’s shady leaves; or
I love to sit and idly dream. Sheet,
82 by 5% inches. © Jan. 6, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417636,
[Copyright is claimed on new matter]
Just driftwood. Sheet, 8% by 5% inches.
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan. 7,
1916; A 417685.
Froest (Frank)* Teddington, Eng-
land. Greye-Stratton mystery. [2d
instalment] (J2 Premier magazine,
Jan., 1916) [301
©1 e@ Jan. 3, 1916; A ad int.
2539; pubd. Dee. 3, 1915.
FULLER (Mrs. M. R.)* Bennetville,
Minn. Maiden’s prayer. (Jn Ait-
kin independent age) [302
© Jan. 8, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 27, 1916;
A 422014.
G. G. GREEN’s almanae, 1916. cover-
title, 32 p. illus. 8vo. [303
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 « and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419678; George G. Green,
Woodbury, N. J.
M. & M. mfg. co. Don’t swat the
fly. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 64 by 34 eperes [3804
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
12S WOLG. A. 41957 8: Senin B. God-
dard, Detroit.
GALENO (Osecar)* San YFrancisco.
Spanish conversational and pictorial
course of thirty-three lessons with
an appendix of regular and irregu-
lar verbs. San Francisco, Cal,,
G.
Printed by Reynard press, 1915. 89
numb: © ‘1. illus. 24mo. $0.75.
[Text parallel to binding [3805
© Oct. 15, 1995+ -2-¢. Dee: -20,
1915; aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 419474.
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GARRETT (Garet) [806-308
Germany on a bDiind errand. © Jan.
25, A916 3d oe. fan. «27,7 298Gb ro A
422012.
How Germans react to war. © Jan.
26> A9IGs 1 Jes Jan, W2T, A916; A
422013.
How Germany pays for war. © Jan.
20, S165: 154¢, fam. Di wate A.
421888.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
times. ]
© New York times co., New York.
GARVIN (John L.) [309, 310
Asquith has saved his government with
drait. .-@ Jan 2, 429163 a ¢.c3an. 4,
1916; A 421432.
Tin trident no weapon against Germans.
@ Jan. 30; 191654 ef imeby 1; 1916;
A 422115.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
GELTz (M. Camille)* Canton, O.
fei t. ol2
Death, the price of sin. cover-title, [10]
p. 12mo. {Motion picture scenario]
@ Jan; 15, 1916; 2 ecand-aff..Jan..18,
1916; A 419681.
Man within him, an original photo play.
cover-title, [10] p. i2mo. © Jan. 6,
19163° 2c. Jan. 7, 1O8Gs all. Janur L5,
1916; A 41986690.
GENERAL ELECTRIC ¢co.*, Schenectady,
N. Y. Bulletin no. 46023. Are cir-
cuit voltage indicator. Dec., 1915.
[2] p. illus., diagrs. 4to. [Sis
©, Dee. 29, 1915" 2c. Dee. oi,
1915; aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419519.
GENERAL FIREPROOFING ¢co.*, Youngs-
town, O. Substructural waterproof-
ing. 48 p. illus., diagrs. 16mo.
[314
©. Decr 14, 191d: 2 ¢} Dee. 15,
1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1915; A 417653.
GENESEE advertising service. How to
sell goods by mail. 56 p. 8vo.
$3.00. [315
© Aug. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
BOy. TOPS ss) 419523 ; Edwin K.
Draper, Utica, N. Y.
co.*, Joliet, Til. I
am the calendar. Sheet, illus. 8 by
10 inches. [3816
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417501.
GERMAN-AMERICAN trust co. [317, 318
Results. {8} ps 16ni0. © Jans 7, 1916 ;
2c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417680.
Woman’s wishes. [5] p. folder. 16mo.
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan. 10,
1916; A 417681.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
GERLACH-BARKLOW
—
pt. 1, 2. Ss
GERNSBACK (Sidney) Wireless course
[in twenty lessons] by S. Gernsback,
A. Lesearboura & H. W. Secor. 5th
ed. [New York, Electro importing
co., 1915] cover-title, 160 p. illus.,
ports., diagrs. S8vo. [319
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 31, 1915;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419533; Electro
importing co., New York.
GIFForD (Charles Bright)* Muskogee,
Okla. Taking notes in adjustment
of old accounts. In re:—collection
service. (Jn Modern methods, Oct.,
1915) [320
© Oct. 1, 1915; 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421418.
GiIRAULT (Caro G.)* Chicago. Gather
up the fragments. [12] p. obl.
382mo. (Cover-title: Just fragments. )
$0.25. [321
© Dee. 21, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419498.
Guass (Montague) [322, 323
Birsky and Zapp on presidents out of
work. © Jan. 30, LG;.1 «,Behs I,
1916; A 422116.
Christmas is dying out, say Birsky and
Zapp. © Jan. 2, 1916; 1 ¢« Jan. 4,
1916, A 423434.
[ Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
GoBEL (Grace L.)* New Egypt, N. J.
' (824, 325
May gladness reign. 2 1]. illus. 24mo.
SO. To. ©. Dec. 15:)° 1915 4.2 2 bee
20, 1915; aff. Jan. 43. 1916; A 419577.
Merry Christmas to ae my friend. 2 1.
illus. aane- $0.1 Dec, 1
1915; ce. Dec. 30. 1915; at.’ Jam.
iS; 1016 - A 41957 6.
Gottos (A. M.) Practical study at
the. theatre. [Chicago] Elbert
Moore [1915] 16 p. S8vo. ([Sereen
talk no. 2, for Elbert Moore’s course
of instruction and _ criticism in
writing the photoplay]) [826
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
29, 1915; A 418356; T. L. Shaw, Chi-
cago.
GRASSHOPPER, 40th jump, Christmas,
1915-523 spo ilbus.- L6m0sseeegtaen
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417619; Skinner & Ken-
nedy stationery co., St. Louis.
GREEN (Wrederick H.)* Muscatine, Ia.
[328, 329
Echoes from old Kentucky. Sheet, 7 by
5 inches. © Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and
afr. Jan. 12; £916: A. A417 FOT.
When you gave me your heart and I gave
you mine. Sheet, 7 by 5 inches. ©
Jan.” 8; 1916: 2 -c, and. an. Sane i
1916; A 417706.
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no. 1, 1916
GREEN (Gladys) * Los
Changed. Sheet, 84 by 6
[Motion picture scenario] [330
Seger 20. 1915: 2 ¢.. Dee: 27,
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1915; A 419538.
-GREENEBAUM sons bank and trust co.*,
Chicago. 6% systematic savings
plan. [4] p. illus. 4to. [3381
Sewer 1s, 1915: 2 c. Dec. 24,
1915; aff. Dec. 27, 1915; A 417608.
_ GREENEWALD (Henry) co. Choosing a
situation. cover-title, 12 p._ illus.
Svo. [332
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2) c. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419619; Henry Greene-
wald, Philadelphia,
Angeles.
inches.
GREENWOOD (May S.)* Petaluma, Cal.
Mother pioneers and other poems.
[16] p. port.’ 16mo. $0.50. [333
arene 20; 1915;°-2 cc Nov. 1,
1915; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419668.
[Grecory (Clifford V.)] Songs of the
lazy farmer. [Chicago, Ill., Printed
by Post printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 48 p. illus. S8vo. [83
eins, 1916: 2 ¢,. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417690; Prairie
farmer pub. co., Chicago.
GrRecory (Thomas B.) [335-838
Chic ken oath. @ Jan. 9, 1916; 1 «c.
Pan ts, 196: A 4291755.
Sijory of living. © Dec. 12, 1915; 1 ec.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 421446.
Luck and pluck. © Dec. 26, 1915; 1 ec.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421553.
Salonica. © Jan. 2, 1916; 1 ¢c. Jan. 13,
1916; A 421648.
pMiate:: The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh gazette times]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
Griccs (Sutton EH.) How
Memphis, Tenn., National
welfare league [1915]
$0.25. [839
eee a0, 1915: 2 ce Jan. 6,
1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 419633;
Emma Jane Griggs, Memphis, Tenn.
cmt) mic eo., inc.*,
Red head spark plugs;
public
72 p. 16mo.
GROSSMAN
Brooklyn.
ever-good motor necessities. cover-
title, 64 p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
[340
© Jan, 17, 1916;
20, 1916; A 419712.
GUARANTY securities co.*, Lincoln, Neb.
Ze, dud fit, Jan.
[341-343
10 year loan plan. Card, printed on
both sides, 4 by 7 inches. © Dec. 27,
1915; 1 c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1915; 1 c.
Dec. 30, 1915; A 425088.
to rise. '
359
GUARANTY securities co.*—Continued.
15 year loan plan. Card. printed on both
sides, 4 by 7 inches. © Dec. 27, 1915;
tees and att. Dee. ZOOS sis exec.
30, 1915; A 425039.
20 year loan plan. Card, printed on both
sides, 4 by 7 inches. © Dec. 27, 1915;
1-e@; and aft. Dec. 29,, 21915: 1 ec Dec:
30, 1915; A 425040.
Haas” (Albert) German
meets test of wartime drain. (/n
New York tribune) [344
© dJan..3-219165 1.3 dan. 4,916;
A 421486; Tribune assn., New York.
HAHN (Lew) Dress up, the familiar
miracle. New York, Fairchild press,
1916. 3p.1, 46 p. 16mo. $0.25.
[345
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419673; Fairchild press,
inc., New York.
industry
HaiteEy (Mayme B.)* Kansas City,
Mo. High school teacher-training ex-
amination questions of Missouri for
1914-1915. 31 p. 12mo. $0.50.
[346
©: Nove & 19155 2°e. Nov: (5; 1915;
aif. Jan. 3, 1916; A 419536.
HAISELDEN (Harry J.)* Chicago.
Story of Baby Bollinger. (Jn Chi-
cago evening American) [347-355
Foreword. © Nov. 24, 1915; 1 c. Jan.
14, 1916; A 421728.
chap. 5c [6 pista es © Noy. 26-—
Dec 1915; 1 c. each Jan. 14, 1916;
A “Gor70t rR 719.
chap.-d25contd: :@! Decs 15; 19155- 1 “ec.
Dee. 30, 19153-A 421748.
ehap? 20. - (© DeGes0; 1925s Loe.i Jan.
3, 1916; A 421424.
Hate. (Mary E.)* Barre, Vt. [356, 357
From secret haunts in hollow and wood.
Card, col. illus. 3 by 43 inches. $0.10.
© Dec. 2A NOt 2 (Ce An aii aly,
at OG A 417489.
Peace of Easter. 2 1]. col. illus. i16mo.
SOLZOy = Gi Deer 2 191 42-c: and
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417490.
Hamiin (Alice B.) Hope of the
world. New York, Missionary edu-
cation movement of the United
states and Canada [1916] 8 p.
illus. 8vo. $0.75 per 100. [358
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419877; Missionary edu-
cation movement of the United
States and Canada, New York.
HARKINS (William D.)* hicago.
Periodic system and the properties
of the elements, by William D. Har-
kins and R. E. Hall. (Jn Journal
of the American chemical society,
Feb., 1916) [359
© Feb. 1, 1916; 1 ¢ Feb. 2, 1916;
A 422120.
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Harmon (Christopher) * White Plains,
ING ee: Register’s docket [and]
county clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern
state journal) [3850, 361
Dec. 23—Dec. 29, 1915. © oe £eiPO16.:
ie. 7Jan. 3, 1916; A 421404
Jan. 6-12, 1916. © Jan. 15, 1916; nies
Jan. £7, 1916; A 421750.
Harmony cafeteria. Eat the harmony
way. Dec. 14, 1915. (Jn Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune) [862
© Dee. 14, 1915; 1 «. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421417; Thomas M. Bowers adv.
agency, Chicago.
HARTSHORN (Winnifred)* Kansas
City, Mo. Rules of instruction for
the use of Acme tailoring system.
Kansas City, Mo., Press of J. C.
Bovard, 1915. 19 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[363
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419659.
Harvey Blodgett’s book for bankers.
Veo, no: 4, Dec. 191s. 56 p; .d2moe.
[364
© Dee. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419726; Harvey Blodgett
co., St. Paul.
[Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of by-
play, by Luke MecLuke_ § [pseud.]
[Each 5 instalments] (Jv Cincin-
nati enquirer) [385-379
Jan. 2-6, 1916. © Jan. 2-6, 1916; 1c.
each Jan. 8, 1916; A 421546421550.
Jan. 7-11, 1916. © Jan. 7-11, 1916;
1 e. each Jan. 139 190G : GA 421651—
421655.
Jan. 12-16, 1916.
1° ec. each Jan.
421866.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
© Jan. 12-16, 1916;
21, 1916; A 421862-
Hesert (Louis A.)* Chicago. Melting
pot sales association of America, v.
3, no. 3719-3733, 10-15 to 11-27-15.
2v. 4to. $300.00. [380, 381
© Oct. 29, Nov. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. each
and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417683,
417684.
HENDERSON (Peter) & co.*, New York.
Iiverything for the garden. 1916.
cover-title, 206 p. illus. (part col.)
Ato. [382
© Jan; 1, 1016; 2c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 417701.
HENSHAW motor co.*, Boston. Mak-
ing the dollar. (Jn Boston globe)
[383
©) Jan, 2, 1916: 1 c. Jan. 6; 1996;
A 421506.
16
HERMANN
pt. lL ae eS
(Georg) Heinrich Schon,
junior. anfang, 1—40. forts., schluss.
[42 instaiments] (Jn Vossische zei-
tung, 19. sept.—6. noy., 1915) [384
© Sept. 19-Nov. 6. 1915; 1 « each
Dec. 6, 1915; A—Foreign 13327;
Egon Fleischel & co., Berlin.
Herrick (Myron T.)* Cleveland. How
to finance the farmer; private enter-
prise, not aid, by Myron T. Herrick
and R. Ingails. Cleveland, O., The
Ohio state committee on rural cred-
its and cooperation, 1915. 3 p. L,
58 p. S8vo. $0.50. [385
© Dee. 8, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1916;
aff. Dee. 13, 1915; A 4175890.
HErRIcK & Bennett*, New York. Ma-
turity calculator, 1916. ...Circular
card, with dials attached, 54 inches
in diameter. [386
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
27, 1915; A 419654.
Hicks (Reese V.) How to make the
winter flock declare paying divi-
dends. (Jn Philadelphia inquirer.)
[387
© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 @ Jan. 15, 1916;
A 421721; Eugene McGuckin ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
HoGwaALLow news, Jan. 15, 1916. (Ju
Lineoln chronicle and Millinoket
journal) [388
© Jan. 15; 1916: tne Jame
1915; A 421869; Adams syndicate,
Madisonville, Ky.
HoNoLuLu, Hawaii. Traffic speed and
automobile registration ordinances
of the city and county of Honolulu;
ordinances nos. 56, 63, 71, 73, and
88 abridged and comp. by J. M. Mon-
‘sarrat. 29 p. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Autoists’ blue book, Lp ai [389
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419713: James Melville
Monsarrat, Honolulu, Hawaii.
[Horr (Chester R.)] [890-3898
Before the days of Christopher Colum-
bus. -@ Jan. 2,, 91@y 2 44 Jaa
1916; A 421536. ;
Laundress, chorus girl, peeress, war
widow, trench angel. © Jan. 2, 1916;
ive.’ Jan.:6;° 1916 ; -A 424585
Medal for modern Joan of nee © Jan
9,.1916.; 1c. Jan: 14, 1916: A £91732.
Movies not imitation of spoken drama.
© Jan. 2, 1916; 1. ¢..Jdan 6; 19867
A 4215387.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. Jan. 2, 1916. © Jan. 2,
19165 .1 c. Jan. 6, 19165 A 421588:
Jan. 9, 1916. @© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421734,
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
{Hore (Chester R.) ]—Continued.
She didn’t want to be a movie actress at
all. jan. o, 1916: Le: Jan. 214,
1916; A 421781.
Society turns pagan. © Jan. 9, 1916;
ie. gan. 14,7 1916; A 421730.
Will the survival of the unfit force
women to draft a new moral code?
Ce ann Os O16 = Te. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 4217338.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
Sunday leader.]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
HorcuKin (W. H.) Bigger, better
business. Selling possibilities in
Ameriea. (Jn Chicago herald) [399
ian 26 1916: 1. c. Jans 27,
1916; A 422001; J. Keeley, Chicago.
HoTcHKIN (W. R.) ~ Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[400, 401
Generation of manufacturing deveilop-
ment. oC san. 24, 1916; 1'c. Jan. 25,
1916; A 421982.
Men who stand still. © Jan. 25, 1916;
fe. Jan. 26, 1915; A 421986.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Horcuxiss (Louise Chapman)* Bos-
ton. Beils of 1916. Sheet, 84 bv
53 inches. [402
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. cs
20, 1916; A 419689.
Hovse (Elwin Lineoln)* Hood River,
Ore. [403, 404
Bridge of faith. lta oF 16mo. $0.20.
©, Dec. 1, 1915; Crna. S71 916):
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; aa 419528.
Psychology of success. Ger) eta, .D>
16mo. $0.20. © Dec. 30, 1915; 7a
and aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 419442,
Houston ship channel facts. v. 1, no.
4, Dece., 1915. [16] p. illus., maps.
16mo. $0.01. [405
ic) * Dec. 15,1915; 2 c. Dec. 23,
Pye nan. Jan, 10, 1916: 417717:
Julia Cameron Montgomery, Hous-
ton.
Howarp (Arthur Platt)* Burlington,
Vt. Selling jewels to multimillion-
aires; illustrations by Will Grefe.
Burlington, Vt., The Daye press,
for. 4. p. 1, 11-78, [1], p. _ plates.
8vo. [406
© Dec. 16, 1915; 2c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419534.
Howertt (Charles M.)* New York.
Billionaire power; the remedy.
cover-title, 64 p. S8vo. $0.25. [407
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419555.
419
Hoy (Ben)* Plainwell, Mich. How
long, O Lord, how long? (Jn Plain-
well enterprise) [468
Gr tan: G7 1916 =e: Jan. .o, tore °
A 421545.
Hoyneg (Thomas Temple)
Hardy shooting bares scandal.
CO GI e i Coes RAD
AS eae
Inj.cold, type... ©) Jan. 12. 49165, ec.
Jan. 05; 1916; A 421724.
Slants at all angles, by the veteran.
Wane ole.” CO dane 2 LOU =. Le,
Fane tos TOG vAr 4126.
[Note: The foregoing are in Patriot]
© Thomas T. Hoyne, ine., Chi-
eago.
© Jan.
1916:° A
(Charlotte
Claus did come.
Evelyn) Santa
[14] p. 24mo.
; [412
©! Dee. 1915s) 2 ves Dee 128;
195i afl. Tan. 5. bOtG> > A -AlTE09 :
Charles Lawrence Huff, Philadel-
phia.
Hvuie-Locxe (Flora E.)* Buffalo.
Foundation of music in rhymes and
songs for beginners. Rev. ed.
cover-title, 1 p.1. 3832p. 8vo. $0.50.
[413
© Jan. 4, 1916: 2 ¢.Jan. 7, 1916;
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; . 419650.
homes medicine co.*,
Ungtiento maravihoso
Portugese.
24m0o.
[414
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425021.
HUNGERFORD (U. T.) brass & copper
co.*, New York. Brass and copper
{eatalogue] cover-title, 404 p. illus.
Svo. [415
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420309.
Hurrtsut (Jesse Lyman) Superin-
tendent’s helper. 1916. New York,
Cincinnati, The Methodist book con-
cern [1915] 175 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[416
© Sept. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
8, 1915; A 414985; Methodist book
concern, New York.
Huston (Frank M.) [417-419
Looking back. (Jn Buildings and_build-
ing management, Dec., 1915) © Dec.
11915 i ce. Dee. 31, 1915; A 421663.
What the country needs, October, 1915.
HUMPHREYS’
New York.
de Dr. Humphreys.
cover-title, [7] p. illus.
(In Hotel bulletin, Oct., 1915) ©
Oct. ae ia Te: Deck 31, TOT Pek.
21661.
Nov., 1915. (In Hotel bulletin,
Novy.,, 1915). .© Nov..1,,1915 5 1.¢, Dec.
81, 1915; A 421662
© Maurice B. Kovnat, Chicago.
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420
IKNOW co.*, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sys-
tem of success development. 13 1.
port. 4to. $2.00. [Text parallel to
binding] [420
©: Dee. 9, 1915; 2 ¢. Dec: 10,1915:
aff. Dec. 24, 1915; A 419431.
IMPERIAL rubber co.*, New York.
Hose. 19 p. illus. 12mo. [421
(©) -Nov: 30,: 1915;'°2".c. Dee =22.
1915; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 419432.
INDIANA rural credit assn.*, Indian-
apolis. Indiana rural credit asso-
ciation. cover-title, 15 [1] p. nar.
Svo. [422
© Nov. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417671.
INLAND printer co.*, Chicago. Cata-
logue of practical books about print-
ines 0 OOD. «+ LUWSi ‘Swo, [423
© Dee, 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
80, 1915; A 419640.
INSURANCE press*, New York. Initia-
tive. (Jn Insurance press, Jan.,
1916) [424
cams D2.
1916; A 422104.
CES ie ee ceed Fp ees
New
(in New
[425-428
ASIG2 k e¢:
INTERNATIONAL news service*,
York. Kabibbie kabaret.
York evening journal)
Jam, -25-- 1996. Jane. Zhe
Jan. 26, 1916; A 421996.
Jan. 26, 19165. © Jan, 26,
Jan. 27, 1916; A 422010.
Jane 28016. “© Jane 2S,
Jan. 29, 1916; A 422088.
Fane ZO Lo 6. sO@rmians, 29:
gan. 31, 1916; A 422091.
IRWELL (Lawrence) Short detective
stories. cover-title, 4, 4, 4 p. 8vo.
$1.00. Contents.—A unique use for
teeth—The theft of the VeSpasian
signet—Why Henderson libelled
himself. [429
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2..c. and. aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417660; Hamilton news-
paper syndicate, New York.
(Alois von)* Monticello,
American perfumer-synfleur
[430, 431
Alon. winse tol," ©" wec
2 te wand. ate San. 4, 719065
A 4194438.
no.467 Az, [41 4p illus... fol... -©: Jan:
Ot. Jt bys eC pane alk Panta, LOPES
A 4250380.
(W.. W.)* London.
(In Strand magazine,
Totes Te:
POLG s+ =e;
1916: "i" ec.
ISAKOVICS
Ne aye
insert.
no. 66 A.
ied OUD
Sam’s
Dec.,
JACOBS
ghost.
1915) [432
©: tae. Deer 271, 191 be rAS ads int.
2546; pubd. Nov. 25, 1915.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
[JAMESON (Helen Follett)] [4383-446
Oyster gray and flesh pink are the cor-
rect colors, by Madame Qui Vive
ipsene © Jan... 2, 1SiGy 17cm
3, 1916; A 421481.
Raffea hats, with Mother .Goose crowns,
offered for southern wear, by Madame
Qui Vive [pseud.] @ Jan. 23, 1916;
1c Jan. 24, 1916; A 421972.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Mme. Qui Vive’ [pseud.] Dec. 31,
1915. © Dec Siigois? tie wen
1916; A 421398.
Jan. 1, 1916. ‘(@eseamrd oot.
1 c. gan. 3, 1916; A 421400.
Jan, 3, 2916; Jan. & I91G2
5 yi oF oy 4, 1916; A rea
Ja 5, fT6e 1G 5, “SO8Gs
dae an 6, 1916; A 41456.
Jan. 12, 1916. @.demee eee,
te. Jan, 14, 1916; A 421669.
Jan. 14, 1916. © Jan.. 14, i3re
ie. Jan. 15, 1916; A 42u715-
Jan. 19, 1916. © Jan? 195 39860
1 ec. Jan. 20, 1916; A 421851.
Jan. 20, 1916. © Jan, 20, 1976;
le. Jan. 21, 19163 A420
—-Jan. 24, 1916. © Jan. 24, 1916;
1 ¢«. Jan. 25, 1916; Avaatgss:
Jan. 25, 1916.. © Jas. 2a, t008,
1 ec. Jan. 26, 1916; A 421989.
Jan. 26, 1916... @ Jan. 2ogseoeus
1 ec. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422002.
Jan. 29, 1916. @ dan. 29; 1985;
1 ec. Jan. 31, 1916; A 422083.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JAMUN co. Jamun compound in dia-
betes. cover-title,15 p. 12mo. [447
© Nov. 30, 1915; 2 «. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417673; John P. Shep-
herd, Minneapolis.
JEFFREY (Wim. Riley) jr.*, Rosebury,
Ore. Star of Bethlehem. Folded
ecard, 8% by 3? inches. [448
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417674.
JELKE (John F.) co.*, Chicago. Jelke
high grade margarine, from churn
to consumer. cover-title, [16] p.
illus. obl. 24mo. [449
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419878.
JESSE (F. Tennyson)* % Hughes Mas-
sie, London. Girl’s war journeys in
France, nos. 14. [4 instaiments]
(In Daily mail) [4590
©1c. each Jan. 25, 1916; A ad int.
2551; pubd. Dec. 28-31, 1915.
JCHNSON (Helen Louise) [451, 452
Budget. [4] p. illus. 4to. © Jan. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 20! 191G.
419728.
Home management. [4] p. illus. 4to.
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 20,
1916; A 419729.
© American bankers’ service, ine.,
Gouverneur, N. Y.
18
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916 473
JOHNSTON (R. M.) Low speed elimi- | KEEPSAFE co.*, ine., New York. Keep-
nates navy as defence factor. 7th safe, the unstealabie strong box.
article. (Jn New York tribune) 15 p. illus. 24mo. [465
[453 © Nov. 6, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
fda. 1916; 1c. Jan. -4,°1916 ; 3, 1916; A 417516.
aad ge sn., New York. : :
ere a eee Assn. Ketter (David H.) Practical sugges-
tions on claim adjustments. Case
JuxL i vesterheimen, 1915. Minneapo nO. 79-81. (iw Industrial review,
lis, Augsburg publishing house Dec.. 1915 466
[1915] [48] p. illus. (part col.) ns ee Rate 4 ee
eol. plate. fol. $0.50. [454 eC. 49; D5 Cc. Jan .4, >
4 A 424441; Western underwriter co.,
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec. Wu Noe
81, 1915; A 418284; Augsburg pub.
house, Minneapolis. KENosHA, Wis. Wright’s directory of
Kenosha for 1916. v. 9. [Milwau-
KAnsAs Crty casualty co.*, Kansas kee, Wis., Printed by Cannon. print-
City, Mo. [455, 456 ins Jeo: 219164: 250-6 Ly §29]-678 -p.
Reduced premium accident policy for front. (folded map) S8vo. $6.00
Peo © Sent. 23, 1915; 2c. Let
and aff. Jan. 11, 1916; 4 419560. © Jan. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
Reduced premium policy for medically 24,1916; A 420470; Wright directory
selected risks. [4] p. fol. fold. to eo., Milwaukee.
ave. .1@) Dee, 29, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 11, 1916; A 419561. Kentucky tobacco product co.*, ine.,
: | Wouisville. Spray your flowers,
Kay (J. Roland) Bigger, better busi- shrubs, fruits, vegetables, ete., with
ness. Trade opportunities in non- Black leaf 40. Card, printed on both
manufacturing countries. (In Chi- | — sides, illus., 6 by 3} inches. [468
cago herald.) [45% © Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1c. Jan. 3; 1916; 15, 1916: A 419625.
A 421401; J. Keeley, Chicago.
KeErr (G. W.) Sweet peas up-to-date.
KAYNEE co.*, Cleveland. Contrast. Rev. ed. Philadelphia, W. A. Burpee. |
[Cleveland, O., Printed by The Cor- & co., 1916. 94 p. illus. 12mo.
day & Gross co., 1915] 87 p. illus. [469 |
8vo. [458 © Jan. 3; 1916: 2.¢ and aft. Jan.
© Dec. 20. 1915: 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 6, 1916; A 419457 ; W. Atlee Burpee
10, 1916; a 420311. & co., Philadelphia.
. Key (Ellen) War born of spiritual |
Kerr (Alice)* Shreveport, La. Three neglect, says Ellen Key. (Jn New :
links, friendship, love, truth. York tribune) [470 |
[Shreveport, La., Printed by The © Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 1, 1916; |
Castle printing company, 1915] A 422118; Tribune assn., New York.
eover-title, 4 a LEIS: si. le as
aq Be ee MlUs.,:, Dar oe KEYSTONE fireproofing co.*, New York.
Metropolitan system of fireproof roof
© Dee. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec. construction. 29 p. illus., fold. pl.,
29, 1915; A 419475.
diagrs., 8vo. [471
Jal, me 2 snae ALE Til,
Krerey (J.)* Chicago. [460-464 2 etl eee e. and aff. Jan
- At a woman’s whim he stoops and con-
quers. © Jan. 23, 1916; 1 c. Jan. | Kinsourn (Alice M.)* So. Lancaster,
24, 1916; A 421977. Mass. Kitty’s candies. 40, [4
Fighting for the Garden of Eden. © DAG: 80 a i rt ie
at as, LOG: 1 ¢c. Jan. 24;,.1916; ry iy gaat wee
A 421973. © ‘Dee. 19, 1915: 2-¢. Dee. 27,
Giri who showed 590,000,000 pow to 1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417650.
love finds love a failure, @© Ja 2 :
1916; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1916; A 421483, Kine (Julius) optical co.*, New York.
How I escaped death in’the Tower of Saniglas fitted to different models
Rca Gidea et th ctt. King’s safety goggles. 18 p.
Saint in silk lingerie, no wonder Mrs. illus. — Svo. (Cover-title: Let v=
ee was, shocked. © Jan. 23, 1916; Save your workmen’s eyes) [473
ce. Jan 5; A 421978. BS ; rs atch 3 : ;
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
herald] 27, 1916; A 425082.
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
474
KincstEy (Charles) Tutor’s story;
by the late Charles Kingsley, revised
and completed by his daughter,
Tucas Malet [pseud. of Mary St.
Leger Kingsley Harrison] chap. 1,
ve (In Cornhill magazine, Jan.,
1916) [474
Or As Gi ane 25, stOt6 ¢ Aswad oint.
2505 °. pubd. Dec. 22, 19155-.Smith,
Elder & co., London.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell)
talks.
Better living standards. © Jan. 14,
1916: 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; A 421758.
Looking after finances—married or sin-
gle. (In Cleveland plain dealer) ©
gan: Pwo less fh ves dam. S.A okG
A 421551.
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
KIRKPATRICK (Clifford ) * Adrian,
Mich. Our own United States. (In
Musical art, Jan., 1916) [477
Jan IA BOL 3a. ve. an.» 20,
1916; A 421861.
KLEEMPERER (Otto)* Chicago. How to
make the Depniae floor lamp an ad-
vertising and trade-building propo-
sition of extraordinary value. [4]
p. S8vo. [478
(C),.dan. 13, 1916 ¢ 2 C. and an. san,
28, 1916; A 419870.
KLUCITE co., ine.*, Hoboken, N. J. Spec-
ifications for mixing cement mortar
and concrete [ete.] 19 p. 16mo.
(Cover-title: Integral cement water-
[479
2 ec. and aff. Jan.
proofing)
© Jan. 12, 1916;
15, 1916; A 419628.
KNICKERBOCKER case co.*, Chicago.
[480-482
Knickerbocker made-right sample cases.
8 p. illus. 8vo. © Dec. 4, 1915; 2 «.
and aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419641.
Practical Xmas gifts. 4 p.
Aton. i@) Deen 4.019155) 2
Jan. 15, 1916; A 419642.
$10 solves eating problems. 4 p
illus. 4to. © Dec. 1915;
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A "419643.
KNIGHT AND STRUCK co.*, New York.
Heatherhome seed and plant book,
191G, (eap0rD.. tas. 22mm: [483
i Dee 15; A915 ee Dec. 2s;
19159 a © FJany 10% 1OtG; ait. Dec.
24, 1915; A 419526.
eol. illus.
c. and aff.
Kwox (George Wesley)* Niagara
Wats. N.Y... rite to. Pills... “61.
obl. 48mo. [484
© Dec, 24, 1915; 2 c...Dece.. 15,
1915; aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 419476. |
20
Home making
(In Cleveland plain dealer)
[475, 476
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
KNoOHLSAAT (Edith M.)* New York.
Autobiography of a garden club
member’s garden. 2 p. 1. 17 numb.
L,' Ato: $2.50. [485
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1915; A 419483.
Lair (Jack) [486—499
Boy has to break law to get a look.
© Jan. 25, 1916; f ©. daw 26, 2220
A 421987.
Does silk solve bad boy problem? ©
Jan. 19, 1916; 1..c. dan 20,7 aSte-
A 421849.
Gus the bus goes flying to rescue. ©
Jan. 3, 1916; 1 ¢ Jans. 4, 2265, 2
421492.
Gus the bus waits on auto autocrat. ©
Jan. 24, 191651 ¢. Jan. 2a, 2o2 ee oe
421983.
Happy New Year to young loop-hound.
© Jan. 1, 1916 5 be. Sank Sr aeee:
421402.
Line from a gay dog to a stray dog.
@- Jan: 12/198 ie: 1 c. Jan. 94; 298G:
A 421672.
News from our own novelette family.
© Jan. 5, 1916; 1°. Jam @ foie
A 421497,
Obituary notice with a laugh. © Jan.
26,. 19163. 1 »«c.. Jane 1S
422000.
Regarding the juvenile crime wave. ©
Dec. 31, 1915; 1 ¢. epee ee
421396.
Shackled dozen on the law’s
Jan. 14, 1916;
421717.
Tale of Makehay Hoyne, the new hero.
© Jan. 29, 1916; 1c. Jaa. Si, 1916*
A 422084.
Ten dollars worth. © Jan. 2, 1916;1 «.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421488.
That~epigram. © Jan. 23, .a91G> # ve
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421981.
Touch of war makes devils of boobs ©
Jan. 20, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan: 21939 ie-
A 421873.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
LANG (F. S.) mfg. co.
way. ©
1 « Jan, 15, 1916; A
Lang’s patent
hot blast, smoke-burning hotel
ranges [1916] cover-title, 128 p.
illus., port. S8vo. [500
© Dee. 16, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419499; F. S. Lang,
Seattle.
LARROWE milling co.*, Detroit. 90
pounds a day. [6] p. folder. illus.
16mo. [501
ES J anys, 1OlG 92. and aff. Jan.
ato kG 5 A 417631.
Liteon (Christian D.)* San Fran-
cisco. Sixth sense. Part the first.
San Francisco, Cal., Progress exten-
sion university, 1916. 6p) 26S¥a)
$2.00. [502
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
138, 1916; A 419582.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
LASSEN (May C.)* San Francisco.
[503, 504
To England. Sheet, 12 by 9% inches.
SE00- .@ Sept. 15, 1915; 2.c: Oct. 18,
1915; aff. Dec. 23, 1915: A 419434.
To France. Sheet, 12 by 9% inches.
$1.00. © Sept. 18, 195 22 eF Oct? 1S;
1915; ait. Dec. 23, 1915: A 419435.
LAWYERS cooperative pub. co.*, Roch-
ester, N. Y. Repealed or amended
sections of the North Dakota consti-
tution and the compiled laws of
1913. cover-title, 1 pl., 5 numb. 1.
16mo. $0.50. [505
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419567.
LEAVITT’s farmer’s almanack, 1916, no.
120, by Dudley Leavitt. Concord,
[N. H.] HE. C. Eastman [1915] 48 p.
illus. S8vo. $0.10. [506
© Dec G, 1915.;-2"c.:Dec. 31,1915;
aff. Dec. 16, 1915; A 419425; Hdson
C. Eastman, Concord, N. H.
Lestanc (Maurice)* % Hughes Mas-
sie, London. Bombshell, tr. by Alex-
ander Teixeira de Mattos. chap.
46. (Jn Pearson’s magazine, Jan.,
1916) [507
ede): Jan: 29,1916; A. .ad.:int.
2555; pubd. Jan. 1, 1916.
Lee (Albert Sherman)* Ripley, W.
Va. New arithmetic. 207 p. diagrs.
12mo. $1.00. [508
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419495.
LEE (George H.)* Omaha, Neb.
[509, 510
Common sense chicken talk. cover-title,
24 p. illus., port. 24mo. © Nov. 10,
Eglo ae enand an. Jan: 9, LOl6G; A
417614.
cover-title, 24 p.
Mostly about pork.
© Dec. 20; 1915;
illus., diagr. 16mo.
PC OCCmag 21 Ol: ait, san. 9,°tO16 :
A 417613.
LENNON (Bert) foi, 5l2
Is her lobster appetite worth $23,000.
© Jan... 23, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 24, 1916;
A 421974.
Uncle Sam with his coat off. © Jan. 2,
LUG ce. Jan. 3, 1916; A 421485.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
LEvINSKY (Ray Lewis)* Flushing, L.
Ey No -¥:. Cup of civilization from
Songs of the universe, by Ray Lewis
[pseud.] ed. by Jsadore Bernstein.
Flushing, N. Y., MeConnell & Connor
A915} TS] p. ° Svo: [513
© Dec. 21, 1915: 2c. Dee. 18,
1915; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 419665.
dol
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Just why we have
giants and how we ¢an control our
height. (Jn Chicago herald) [514
© Jan. 2; 1916s 1c. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421486; J. Keeley, Chicago.
LIBERTY stove Co. Marvel colony
brooder. [4] p. illus. 4to. [515
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417672; C. H. Landen-
berger, Philadelphia.
Lima, O. R. L. Polk & co.’s Lima city
directory, 1916. v. 16. Columbus,
O.5°R, Ei" Polk &*eo:, A916. “Fd. -p:
8vo. $6.00. [516
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff: Jan:
17, 1916; A 420379; R. L. Polk & e@o.,
Columbus, O.
Lincoztn, Neb. Lincoln city directory,
1916. [v.26] [Lincoln, Neb.] Lin-
eoln city directory co., 1915. [25]-
874 p. S8vo. $7.00. Po
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2-c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 420208; Lincoln city di-
rectory co., Lincoln, Neb.
NATIONAL life insurance co.
Twenty-six reasons why? [8] pD.
folder, illus. port. 16mo. [518
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419866; Robert W.
Fowler, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
LINCOLN
Linpsay (Forbes) Efficiency; practi-
cal lessons in life insurance sales-
manship. 8d ed. New York, Chi-
cago, The Spectator company [1915]
Vili pel. S3p2°16mo. *$1.00.. [519
Gr Novas, 2651915: 2 e, Nov. 29,
1915; aff. Nov. 27, 1915; A 414820;
Spectator co., New York.
Liste (Ann)
Cinderella man.
Alina: (Pay, USGS ak
A 421994.
yan. 26,. 191G. - ©: Jan-7 26, M916;
1 ec. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422011
Jan. 28, 1916. © Jan. 28, 1916;
[520-5381
Jan... 25, 1916... ©
e.. Jan. 26; 1916:
Lire. anNwecO, wore UA 422087.
Jan. 29, 1916" "© Jan. 729,-1916'5
iC. ey awe Fok OMG AA: 422089.
House of glass. Dec. 31, 1915. © Dec.
a Lol 1 Cans o, LOLGs Ay 421405:
Jato! COUGr = Oe wane rae Ol ois
rie van. 4,916: <A 421437.
Jany 5. 28060 @) Fans be 7916 +
ec. .dan: 6; 196s) A 421504.
Jan, 12, 1916. «@ Jan. 2. Loos
PL ee Jan. te, Loto 421645.
Jan. 14, 1916. © Jan. 14, 1916;
ft ver eiane 15.) (91 6st 421720.
van. 15, 19162. Onda. 15,296;
Doyen Janie U7 91 GsieA 490736.
Jan. 19, 1916. © Jan. 19, 1916;
Ee.” San 20, 1916; A 421855;
21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
532
Liste (Ann)—Continued.
House of glass. Jan. 20, 1916.
20, eeotGs Ach. Wal) we.
421887 .
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
evening journal]
© Internatl.
York.
LITTLE (Richard Henry)
as a reflection of life.
Elbert Moore [1915] 16 p. S8vo.
({Sereen talk no. 1, for Elbert
Moore’s course of instruction and
criticism in writing the photoplay])
ae Jan.
1916 A
news service, New
Photoplay
[Chicago]
[532
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
29 eADI5: A 4183555 Be iia, Shaw,
Chicago.
Lioyp i bros.*, Cincinnati. Lloyd
brothers’ bulletin, winter, 1915.
cover-title, 32 p. S8vo. [533
© Nov. 19, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 419441.
Lone (W. Z.) Dollars & sense in the
crispette business. 52 p._ illus.,
ports., diagrs. S8vo. (Cover-title:
Short way to big steady profits)
[534
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419565; W. Z. Long co.,
Springfield, QO.
LowiInson (Louis)* New York. Low-
inson’s comparative cotton goods
ehart for 1915. Sheet, 23 by 18
inches. [535
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916: A 419707.
Lyons (Thomas Francis)* Cleveland.
Helpful hints on modern locomotive
brakes. 1 p.1, 88 p. 24mo. $0.50.
[536
Organ: 47,1916; 2.¢, and aif; Jan.
f 2. 1O1GS FA 419570.
McATAMNEY (Hugh) co.*, New York.
Wanamaker cut service. [537, 538
Issue no. 21, Dec. 20, 1915. Sheet, illus.,
25 by 18 inches. $12.00. © Dec.
1915: 2 c. and aff. Jan. 12, 1916;
A 417708.
Issue no. 22, Dec. 27, 1915. Sheet,
25 by 183 inches. $12.00. © Dee. 10,
19S -e and att, Jans 125.1916 3" A.
417704.
McCann (Rebecca) Cheerful cherub.
cover-title, 39 1. illus. 4to. [539
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417511; International
press bureau, Chicago
McCasrIn (J. OC.)* Indianapolis.
Minister of the Gospel—an ambas-
sador for Jesus Christ. Los Angeles,
Bible institute of Los Angeles, 1915.
Zo Pp. smo) “SO. [540
CO ec. 28" 19a: Oe" aan. 1%,
1916; aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419645.
illus.,
22
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
McCowan (Hervey Smith)* Dallas,
Play the game. 15 p. 16mo. $0.25.
[541
© Oct. 3, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419682.
McCown (Minnie E.)* Emporia, Kan.
Farmer boy’s call to arms. 2 1,
32mo. $0.25. [542
© Jan. 6, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419639.
McCurcHeon (John T.) [5438-545
Allies’ Balkan campaign has strange as-
pect. © Jan..18, 1916; 1.2. Janse
1916; A 421853.
Newspaper men draw fire of Bulgar can-
non. © Jan. 19, 1996; 2 © 2 2
1916; A 421883.
See French in retreat from Serb frontier.
@ Jan. 20, 1916; ie. Jam, 2h 2996-
A 421885.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
McDaApe (Andrew Jackson)* Brook-
lyn. Jack Thrift, a poem of riches.
cover-title, 16 p. col. ilius. 16mo.
$0.05. [546
© Dec. 21, 1915; 2 4 Bee ee
1915; aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 419436.
McDonatp (C. A.)* San Francisco.
Jeweled key. Card, 114 by 7% inches.
cat Gel [547
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 417699.
[McEvoy (J. P.)] Gist and jest of it,
by the umpire. (Jn Chicago herald)
[548-550
Dec. 31, 1915. © Dec. Si, 19ta2 2 eS
Jan. 3;. 1926 > Ay 429395:
Jan. 3,-1916. @© Jan. 3, 19165 2 © Jae
4, 1916; A 421490.
Jan. .5, 1916... @. Jan. 5, 33167
van. 6, 1916; A 421495.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
McGiapeE (Anne)* Johnstown, Pa.
Our new home primer, by Anne Me-
Glade, illustrated by Ludwig Hen-
ning and Arthur Gard. 2 p..1., 100
p.<fs lus; 12mo;. $6.2 [55i
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419671.
McInpoo (Emmer E.)* Little Rock,
Ark. McIndoo’s installment invest-
ment guide. Little Rock, Ark., F.
Pattee printing co. [1915] cover-
title, [4] p. 12mo. $2.00. [552
©, Dec. 220,5,1915;..2 cc. Dee sae
1915; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 419487.
—— a Ce
BOOKS, GROUP II
571
no. 1, 1916
McKiIntry (Hdna M.)* Cleveland.
Roman people. Study outline. New
York, Cincinnati [ete.] American
book company [1915] 118 p. maps.
Svo. $0.25. [553
(Jan. s. 1916; 2 c..and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 418331.
McKiIrterick’s directory of advertisers,
their advertising managers and ad-
vertising agents of the United States,
1916. v.17. New York, G. McKiti-
[554
m- Noy. 15,1915; 2 ec. Jan. 8,
1916; A 418474; George McNKittrick,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on additions. ]
MACLEOD CO. Buckeye catalog D.
cover-title, 24 p. illus. S8vo. [535
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417494; Walter Macleod,
Cincinnati.
McNamara (J. P.)* Chicago. Me-
Namara series of post card songs.
2d series. Sheet, 134 by 82 inches.
[556
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417668. —
Manoop (J. W.)* Sioux City, Ia.
Lights that fail, a call to repentance.
[Cincinnati, O., Printed by The
Methodist book concern, 1915] 382
m i2mo. $0.15. foot
iy Dee 16, 191532 -¢. Dec. 20,
mayen air, Jan. 3, 1916; A, 419477.
MAin (W. F.)* Iowa City, Ia. Last
word in business building campaigns
for the retail merchant. 22 p. obl.
Svo. $1.00. [558
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419493.
MALONE (Walter) Opportunity. Post
card, 83 by 53 inches. $0.10. [559
© Dee. 10, 1915: 2 @ and aft.
Dec. 27, 1915: A 417698; Ella Ma-
lone, Capleville, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES & dealers assn. of
America (Educational publicity de-
partment) Facts. cover-title, [48]
p. 24mo. $0.02. [560
© Bec. 29; 1915; 2 & and: aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417539; A. P. Dan-
iels, Chicago.
Marie flooring mfrs.’ assn.*, Chicago.
[561-564
How to lay and finish maple floors.
ap, [1] p..! diagr. « 16mo.. © .Dec. 24,
fet a0 ee ann ak, Jan. 7, L916:
A 417628.
23
Mapzre flooring mfrs.’ assn.*—Contd.
Individuality in the home, a woman’s
@reamis ptise spa Col. Whiss L6mo0.;) ©
Pee A OLD 2 Ae) ands air. oan.
4 S9IGYHA 497642:
illus. 16mo.
School-reom floors. 16 p.
and aff. Jan.
@) Dees 24) 1915 325
(,, bOIGg: Ay 417630:
Ten reasons why retail lumbermen should
handle maple flooring. 138 p. i6mo.
@) Dees 245 19157352 le; and) att.. Jan:
hawt GG wAS ALT G2 5.
Marpen, Orth & Hastings co.*, Chi-
cago. College inn salads and some
other recipes [prepared by the
chef] cover-titie, [12] p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. [ 565-
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
P27 AOIG 9 Ay 40-7713:
MaAnrsHALyt (Ars. Thomas Riley) Pre-
serve the American home. Inter-
viewed by Edna Mary Colman for
Comfort. Proof, port. [ 566.
© udan.. 15. 1916 "2. e,. san. 19,
1916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 4198738;
W. H. Gannett pub., ine, Augusta,
Me.
MARYLAND. Nelson’s Washington su-
burban directory of Maryland and
Virginia towns adjacent to the Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1916. Washing-
ton, D. C., J. C. Nelson, 1916. 424
p. 8vo. $4.00. [567
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 420416; Justus C. Nel-
son, Washington.
Mason (Robert Edwin)* Tropico, Cal.
Come listen at the beach. [4] p.
illus. Svo. $0.25. [568.
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419497.
Mason (Walt) [569, 570
Farming in China. (In Home and farm)
@©1nOcts yey TOthe. Ties Deak Sipni.GL5 5
A 421416.
Winter is coming.
and stock grower,
INOven EERO bis ec:
A 421664.
© Maurice B. Kovnat, Chicago.
MerEpINA County, O. Farm journal di-
(In National farmer
Nov., 1915) ©:
Dec. 31, 1915;
rectory of Medina County, Ohio.
Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkinson com-
pany, 1916... 224 “p:- -illus:,. ports.
SVO. [571
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 420471; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
MELCHER (Webster A.)* Philadelphia.
Chemical treatment of questioned
ink marks. no. 28. cover-title, 11 p.
Svo. [5GL*
© Sept. 4, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Sept..
8, 1915; A 4103832.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
572
MeELrose, Mass. Resident and busi-
ness directory of Melrose, Mass.,
1916. Boston, Mass., Union publish-
ing. €6:, 1916. «-320,. £20)>p:) fold:
map. S8vo. har2
© Dec. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 420247; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
MerrcHants’ & mfrs’ co.,* Springfield,
Mass. Merchants’ and manufactur-
ers’ service. Bulletin 132, 182 A-—-H.
9 loose 1. illus. 4to. [573
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417679.
MERCHANTS trust and savings bank,
St. Paul. [574-579
Attorney and the merchants. trust.
cover-title, [16] p. 24mo. (No. 7 of
a series) © Dec. 28, Tole 32 ieseand
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419716.
Life and property; or, The descent of
property under the laws of Minnesota.
[27] p. 24mo. (On cover: No. 8 of
a. series) @© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and
aH. Jan. 20, 19167 A 419720.
Today and tomorrow. cover-title, [12]
p. 24mo. (No. 1 of a series) ©
Dec. Li, 1915 > (2 ce sandal. ano u.
1916; A 419723.
Trusts for the living. cover-title, [12]
p. 24mo. (No. 4 of a series) @©
Dec. 21, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 20,
1916; A 419718.
Who should make a will. cover-tiitle,
24mo. (No. 5 of a_ series)
© 7, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan. 20,
1916; A 419717.
Your life insurance money. cover-title,
[12] p. 24mo. (No.3 of a series) ©
Dee. 23, OTS = 2 ¢. antpas. Jana,
1916; A 419719.
© Harvey A. Blodgett, St. Paul.
MertTzcer (George P.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[580, 581
Getting inside the buyer’s pocket. ©
Jan 2QO2 1916 6 asics dans, C1916;
A 421872.
Team work in sales promotion. © Jan.
18) 2916 81. os Jan. .20,. 1396; A
421848.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Meyer (Henry Herman) Lesson hand-
book, 1916. New York, Cincinnati,
The Methodist book concern [1915]
156 p. 24mo. (Berean — series)
$0.25. [582
© Oct. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
8, 1915; A 414984 ; Methodist book
concern, New York.
MEYER BotH co. Sheet no. 14, issued
Jan. 10, 1916. Sheet, illus., 19 by 25
inches. [5838
() Jan. 5, 1916; 2-¢c..and aif. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419491; H. J. Grauman,
Chicago.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
MICHIGAN washing machine co.
[584-588
Analysis of initiative. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks,
no. 25, 11-17-15) @© Nov. 47, 4935;
2c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417688.
Finger tip familiarity. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. (Money makers’ sales bulle-
tin, no. 24, 11-3-15) @© Noy. 3, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417689.
I can and I wiil. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches.
(Motor high speed sales talks, no. 26,
12-11-15) @© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 e¢. and
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417687.
Interest in customers, the link that com-
pletes the sales chain. Sheet, 11 by
83 inches. (Money markers’ sales bul-
letin, no. 23, 10-20-15) © Oct. 20,
1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1996 A
417686.
Victory or death. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. (Motor high speed sales iia,
no. 27, 12-15-15) © Dec. 15, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417685.
© J. D. A. Johnson, Muskegon,
Mich.
Miniter (Marion C.)* Salamanea, N. Y.
Hand work for International graded
Sunday school lessons; teachers
handbook. Salamanea, N. Y., Miller
publishing company [1915] 2 v.
illus. 8vo. $0.18. [589-593
ist year beginners, pt. 2. © Dec. 11,
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A
419445.
1st year primary, pt. 2. © Dec. 18,
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A
419447.
2d year beginners, pt. 2. © Dec. 16,
1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan." 316.
419446.
2d year primary, pt. 2. @ Dec. 24,
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 4, 191574
419448.
3d year primary, pt. 2. © Dee 2
1915;.2. ¢.-and <i. Jan, 2. ieee
419449.
Miner (William -H.)* Gihasy fo
of Heart’s Delight farm.
illus., 13 by
[594
and aff. Jan
Calendar
[1916] 14 cards, col.
144 inches in envelope.
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ¢.
20, 1916; A 419731.
Missouri discount co. [Form of agree-
ment relating to use of discount and
savings checks] Sheet, 8 by 84
inches. - [595
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419469; Alfred F. Wins-
low, Kansas City, Mo.
MitcHEeErL (Edmund)* Los Angeles.
[596, 597
Her mother love. © Dec. 25, 1915; 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 421428.
Sacred pickax. © Jan. 1, 1916;
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421552.
[Note: The foregoing are in Los An-
geles times illustrated weekly.]
Tiare
24
se
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
621
MonTaAGvE (Gilbert H.) How the law | Morristown, N. J. Richmond’s Mor-
against tying contracts affects busi-
mess men. (/n Printers’ ink) [598
© Dec. 30, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421415; Printers’ ink pub. co.,
New York.
Montana flour mills co. From the
kernel! to the loaf. 20 p. ilius., map.
12mo. [599
© Dee. 6, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 419894; Charies R. Mc-
Clave, Lewistown, Mont.
Montross gallery*, New York. Cata-
logue; Cézanne exhibition through
January, 1916. fSisops colt pl.
12mo. [G00
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
a, 1996; ail. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419652.
Moore (Elbert) Student guide no. 1,
fer Elbert Moore’s course of instruc-
tion and criticism in writing the
photoplay. Chicago, Elbert Moore
[1915] 6p. folder. 8vo. [601
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
Ze ASID; A. 418357 : Te ao Shaw,
hicago.
Moore (Marvin §.)* Detroit. Yankee
land by Marv. [pseud.] 2 1. illus.
Svo. $0.25. [602
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 4199857.
MoorHEAD’s quarterly record. v. 12,
no. 4, Jan. 1, 1916. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Moorhead publishing co., 1916. 80
p. 16mo. [603
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419895; Moorhead pub.
co., Pittsburgh.
Morcan (Gene) Miss 1916. (1% Chi-
cago herald) [604
© Jan. 2, 1916; 1c. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 421482; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine.
(New York Morning telegraph, sec.
2) [605-609
Dec. 19, 26, 1915. © Dec. 19, 26, 1915;
1 ¢. each Jan. S, 1916 Aa 421533;
421534.
eH. 2s TOL © Jan. ae 1916 =) 1>e> Jan.
6.
26, 1916 ; A 421997.
ac 9, 16, 1916.
42
@iisan: 9: 16, 1916;
c. each Jan. 26, 1916; A 421968,
1969.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
Morrison (Charles)* Shelbyville, Ind.
Vest pocket diary and reference
book, 1916. cover-title, 120 p. illus.
24mo., [610
©) Déc, 23,1915 ;2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417611.
9»)
fond
ristown and Morris Plains directory,
1916. 16th year. Yonkers, N. Y.,
W. L. Richmond, 1915. 228 p. 8vo.
$3.50. [611
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 418309; W. L.
Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
Morrow (James)* New Orleans. New
Orleans winter race meeting, Jan. 1-
Mar, 7, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. S8vo.
; [612
©\ Jann, 1946 > 2. cand: aff; dan.
15, 1916; A 419682.
MorTHEer Goose. [613, 614
Mother Goose A BC. cover-title, 14 1.
col. illus. 4to. (Saalfeld’s muslin
books) $0.60. © Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c.
and aii. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419611.
Mother Goose at home. cover-title, 14 1.
col. illus. 4io. (Saalfield’s muslin
books). $0.60. ©- ©! Jans, 3 19163)2: ec.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 419610.
© Saalfield pub. co., Akron, O.
MOUNTAIN states telephone & telegraph
o.*, Denver. Telephone directories.
[615-618
Deming and Las Cruces. Book no. 1-8,
Dec., 1915. cover-title, 14 p. 4to. ©
Dee: -20; -1915:"2 «and aff. Jan. 8,
1916; A 419501.
Globe district telephone directory. Book
no. 5—S, Dec., 1915. cover- title, 15 p.
4f0.. ©: Dec. 1%. 3915: 2 cand ag:
van. 8, 1916; A "419504.
4
Preseott district. Book no. 4—
1916. cover-title, 19 p. 4to.
a 196s 2 Cs. and atejsan. S:
419503.
Tucson district.
1915. cover-title, 31 p.
it OL 2. ¢e. and ait.
A 419502.
Se ad.;
© Jan.
1916; A
Book no. 2-S, Dec.,
4to. © Dec.
JAM 55 OES S
MULLOWNEY (John J.)* Paxtang, Pa.
Peace calendar and diary, 1916.
San Francisco, P. Elder and com-
pany [1915] [742] p. mounted on
iron stand. 48mo. $1.00. [619
(C) ey. 45. 1915;. 2c... Dec. 327,
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419535.
Munpy (Talbot)* Norway, Me. Sam
Bagg, of the Gabriel group. (Jn
Storyteller, Jan., 1916) [620
Gyyb c. Jam 13, 1906. tA.tadint.
2554; pubd. Dee. 16, 1915.
APPROVED adver-
In the den of the
cover-title,
NATIONAL
tisers*,
mail order
it p.. Sve. [621
© Dees, 30;. 104 52> 2 cy oSape 11,
1916; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 419540.
ASSN. OF
Erie, Pa.
schemer.
4)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. L Se 4S
622
NATIONAL ASSN. OF COLORED railway,
foundry, factory, mill and mine
workers of America. [Articles of
incorporation.] 15, [1] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [622
IC) Dee 222 1915s. 2.e° Wed 27,
1915; aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419544;
H. Jefferson Smith, Little Rock, Ark.
WATIONAL’S CHAT: - vi: 2, no. 5,’ Janz,
1916. 4p. illus. Svo. [623
© Jan.'3, 1916; 2 c: Jan: 11, 1916;
afi. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419709; Natl.
importing & mfg. co., New York.
NATIONAL CLOCK & mfg. Co. [624, 625
How to conduct a_ successful general
agency business. 30 p. 8vo. © Dee.
1S Othe 2ee. dnd: aim. aaness, Loe:
A 419617.
How to sell aluminum. 15 p. 8vo. @©
Deeg 8. A9l5)-. 2c and ait. sane es,
1916; A 419618.
© William J. Dick, Chicago.
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY Of music*, Chi-
cago. National method is equal to
having a competent instructor with
you constantly. i1st—36th week’s les-
son for beginners on the violin. 36
loose 1. illus. 11 by 17 inches.
$18.00. : [626
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
38, 1916; A 417500.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica. Universal data and
sales book, Jan., 1916. [S6] loose
p. 8vo. $10.00. [627
whan. 14° 1916s, 2 e. Jan. 47,
1916; aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419683.
NATIONAL FIRE proofing co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Nateco lock joint sewer tile.
2p. —ilas., diasrs. ~--12m0. [628
© Dec. 4, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419552.
NATIONAL GAS engine assn. N. G. E.
A. data sheets. vy. 1-5. Lakemont,
N. Y., National gas engine associa-
tion, 1916. Various paging, tables.
12mo. $5.00. [629
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419687 ; “Harry R. Brate,
sec., Lakemont, N. Y.
NATIONAL IMPORTING & mfg. co.*, New
York. Women’s wear and general
dry goods, spring & summer, 1916.
cover-title, 33, [1] p. illus. 4to.
[630
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916: A 419554.
NATIONAL LAMP works of General elec-
tric co. (Engineering dept.)*, Cleve-
land. Bulletin 26. Mazda lamp in
photography. Dec. 80, 1915. 27 p.
illus., port., diagrs. S8vo. [631
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419468.
NATIONAL MOTOR vehicle co.*, Indian-
apolis. [632, 633
National highway twelve. 15, [1] p.
illus., diagr. 8vo. © Dec. 29, 1915;
2 ¢. and aff..Jan. 3, 3936 A17 529.
National sixes. 23, [1] ps. 100s. Sve.
© Dec. 29, 1915: 2c. and aff. Jan. 3,
1916; A 417530.
NATIONAL PROFIT sharers assn.*, Port-
land, Me. National profit sharers
association. [ Worcester, Mass.
Printed by the Davis press, 1915]
32 p. illus. Svo. [634
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 420221.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT Dbank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [port of Bos-
ton] for Nov., 1915. [4] p. 4to.
[635
© Dee. 22, 1915; 2 ce. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Dec. 27, 1915; A 419543.
NEIL (Marion Harris) Rosebud rec-
ipes. Cincinnati, Rheinstrom bros.
co. [1916] 46 p. illus. (part col.)
12mo. [636
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 417710; Rheinstrom
bros. co., Cincinnati.
(Nels Edward)* Duquesne,
Pastor Russell’s sphere in the
NELSON
Pa.
Reformation. Dec. 16,. 23, 30, 1915.
[3 instalments.] (J2 National labor
tribune) [637-639
© Dec. 16, 23, 30, 1915; 1 « each
Jan. 4, 1916; A 421429421431, |
NEUMAN (H. L.) Putting it over.
4p. fol. [640
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419634; Simpson, Sho-
walter & Barker, inc., Pittsburgh.
New ENGLAND LINOTYPE School. Pri-
mary lessons in type composition.
Lesson 1-7. [12] p. 8vo. [641
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 e. Jan. 11, 1916;
aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 419648; Edgar
N. Carver, Boston.
NEw ENGLAND telephone & telegraph
o.*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[642-644
Concord-Manchester-Nashua district, win-
ter issue, 1915-1916. [section] 32.
cover-title, 104 p. 8vo. © Jan. 6,
I9tGcs 2 ‘ec. Jan, £0,. 1916 yah E ier
8, 1916; A 419531.
26
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
661
New Ewncianp telephone & telegraph | NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE assn.*, Cleve-
co.*—Continued.
Lowell district, winter issue, 1915-1916,
[section 7] cover-title, 144 p. S8vo.
aie LOG) a 0206, Sand salt san:
5, 1916; A 417620.
Springfield district, winter issue, 1915—
1916. [section] 5. cover-title, 112 p.
ato, @ Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and ail.
fan, 2%, 1916;\A. 425029.
New York (State) Commissioners of
state reservation = at Saratoga
Springs. Saraghtoghie bath. 7 p.
16mo. [645
Pai eo, 1915: 2c. Jan. 12,
#916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425037;
Commissioners of the state reserva-
tion at Saratoga Springs, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
New York (City) [646, 647
Financial index of New York city. Jan.
1916 issue containing names, addresses
and telephone numbers of all New
York stock exchange firms, [etc.]
New Vork elu. T. Davies, 2015. . 23. p.
Zamo. »1.00, © Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419691.
© Landon T. Davies, New York.
New York charities directory [1916]
25th ed. A reference book of social
service in or available for Greater New
York, by Lina D. Miller. [New York]
Charity organization society in the
Chynom New Mork, 2906. xli,) [i]. -p.,
Peet pel tomo. $1.00. Jan.
2a AGG 2) Caiand aft. Jan. 27, 1916;
A 418620.
© Charity organization soc., New
York.
New York HERALD. Contributions to.
[648-651
Furious fighting is resumed along the
western front. © Jan. 30, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 1, 1916; A 422110.
Only sixteen passenger steamships now
on the Atlantic. Key to chart. €
fiteewtolGo: t ¢c,..Jan. 8, 1916; A
421410.
Three steamships take winter tourists
south. Key to chart. © Jan. 30
HoIGst ec. Keb. 1,.1916; A 422109.
War moves of the week from Riga to
the Suez canal. Russians, reorganized,
make a bid for Lemberg. © Jan. 2,
LOnG); 1c. Jan. 3,,1916; A 421409.
© New York herald co., Jersey
City.
New York LIFE insurance co. [Satis-
faction and regret.] Envelope, illus.,
64 by 4 inches. [652
© Nov. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
10, 1915; A 419480; Gen. Nagai, San
Francisco.
NEWKIRK (Newton) Stranger in
camp; or, Hoodoo Hank and his
mystery, and other stories. Boston,
Mass., National sportsman, inc.,
1916. cover-title, [54] p. illus. S8vo.
$0.50. [653
mo dan. 14 1916° 2 ¢.: Jan, 22,
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419898;
National sportsman, inc., Boston.
land. Is world war about to un-
eover men of destiny who will turn
tide of Armageddon? Shy Lloyd-
George, small ‘“d” democrat, is
picked as battling Europe’s master.
Proof, port. [654
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
31, 1915; A 419387.
NortH AMERICAN ACCIDENT insurance
co. This great company provides
the most protection for the least
eost. [4] p. 4to. [655
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ¢@ and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419471; W. G. Critchlow,
Covington, Ky.
NortH AMERICAN GINSENG CO.,
Ginseng catalogue [Chinese
[8] p. folder, illus. S8vo. [656
© Dec. 21, 1915; 2 ce. Dec. 24,
1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417654;
Harry A. Schoenen, New York.
LHe:
ed]
NortH YAKIMA, Wash. R. L. Polk &
co.’s North Yakima and Yakima
County directory, Jan. 1, 1916. Seat-
tle, Tacoma [ete.] R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., 1916. 526 p.. 8vo. $8.00. [657
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 418615; R. L. Polk &
co., ine., Seattle.
Nortucuirre (Alfred Charles. William
Harmsworth, ist baron) Northcliffe
warns U. S. against feeling of over-
confidence. (Jn Washington times)
[658
©) Jan. 5, 1916; 1 '¢., Jan:.5,. 1916;
A 421448; United press associations,
Washington.
NovELTy notes. v. 2, no. 1, Jan., 1916.
24 p. illus. Svo. $0.05. [659
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
tO TOU GAC ae 22 © Soseph: “B.
Coufal, New York.
Nu Bone corset co.*, Corry, Pa. Nu
Bone corsets and accessories. 79,
[hieipies: tus Svo. ) »(Catalog no.
8, 1916) [660
© Jan. 34916+.2 ¢. and, aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419688.
O’Connor (T. P.) British fire two
shells now to one by German troops.
(In Wilmington Delmarvia star)
[661
© sam. 23, 2916.44 eG Jane 26,
1916; A 421970; Central news of
America, New York.
20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
662
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Oxtes (May B.)* Boulder, Col. Gold
and golden glory; from the personal
autobiography of May B. Oles. chap.
27. Boulder, Col., [Boulder printing
company, 1916] 30 p. 8vo. $0.25.
[662
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419621.
OLIPHANT (T. HE.) What well-dressed
women are wearing. (Jn New York
Evening mail) [663-665
Jan. ts, 1916: °@ Jan. 415, 19167 =] ¢.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421739.
Jain. 15,. 1916. .©@-dan.. 15, 1916s LP c.
jan. 17, 1916; A 421745.
Jam. .28..1916:., @-dans.28, 1916; 1. c.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422092.
Jan. 29, 1916. © Jan. 29,
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422097.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
[Ontons (Berta Ruck)] Girls at his
billet, by Berta Ruck. (Jn London
illustrated Sunday herald) [667, 668
Dec. 26, 1915, Jan. 2, 1916. [2 instal-
T9TG =
Tne
ments] @ +1 e. each Jan. 22... 19165
A ad int. 2550; pubd. Dec. 26, 1915,
Jan. 2, 1916.
Dec. 5, 12, 1915. [2 instalments] ©
1 eda: 3, 1916; A ad int. 2536;
pubd. Dec. 5, 12, 1915.
© Mrs. George Oliver, London.
Ornances, N. J: Directory oi the
Oranges, Irvington, Livingston and
Millburn, 1916. [v. 5] Newark,
N. J., The Price & Lee company,
$91G) "1257 Dp. Avo... trom. - roid.
map) $6.00. [669
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 420455; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
New York. Long
1 pr Sya;
[670
Dec 4ts 1915 > Bre Dee 22;
1915; aff. Dec. 31, 1915; A 417612.
OSBORNE co.*, Newark. [671-674
America first. [How paintings are Tre-
produced by the colortype process.]
4p. cole his fol. "© Dee 21, 1995
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417506.
America first, a series of pictures in
color, showing types of ships and men
of the United States navy. cover-
title, [12] p. col. ius; fol... @ Dec.
28, 19155 2c. aad ait. /Jan.ia; 1916 ;
A 417507.
Osborne art calendars are the finest in
the world and they are low in price.
4p. col. illus. fol. © Dec. 24, 1915;
2-esvand att: Jans 3), 191GReex 417505.
We are ready to show you the latest and
best in Osborne art calendars for ad-
vertising, the line for 1917. 4 p.
eols sillus;- fel: @y Deer Zl yAgiess 2 e¢.
and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417504. |
Orvis bros. & €o.*,
range view of cotton.
28
Ostus (Charles R.)* Port Huron,
Mich. Facts about your teeth.
cover-title, 21 p. illus. 8vo. [675
© Oct. 9, 1915; 2 ce. Dee. 13, 1915;
aff. Oct. 28, 1915; A 419529.
OvuR monthly message. v. 3, no. 1, Jan.,
1916. 9p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
[676-
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419694; Con. P. Curran
printing co., St. Louis.
OwENS (Harry Holemnback)* Balti-
more.
to paint. Washington, D. C., House.
and Hermann, 1915. cover-title, [16]
p. illus. 12mo. [677
© Nov. 15, 1915; 2 e. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419548.
PaciFic telephone and telegraph ¢o.*,
San Francisco. Portland, Oregon.
City, Salem, [ete.] telephone direc-
tory, Dec., 1915. Various paging.
Svo. [678.
© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419488.
[PAGE (Brett) ]
together. Card 64 by 8 inches. [679
© «Jana 2%, a 2 @. (sano cle
1916; aff. Feb. 1916: A 425230;
Morris & denier New York.
PALMER (Frank
Lake, Ind.
of the Acts.
by Reub. Williams & sons,
88 1. 4to. $0.25.
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
nit dan’ (a, 191e: A 420253.
Washington.
Nelson)* Winona
Chapter outline study
[Warsaw, Ind. Printed
1915]
PAN AMERICAN union’,
‘Second Pan American scientifie con-.
gress dinner, Jan. 8, 1916. cover-
title, [3] p. illus. 4to. [681
(©) Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419558.
PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
[682, 683.
eos no. P 5is..Deek aa
numb. 126-133. illus. fol. © Dec.
its% i918: 2 e> Dec. 22, 199153 ate Bees
31, 1915; A 419438.
[Bulletin] Pp 52, Dec. 25, 1915. numb._
l. 1384-141. illus. fol.. @.. Dees
1915;-2 ec...and aff. Jan. 7, 19%e. 2
417649.
PARSONS (Horace W.)* Wamego, Kan.
Flood protection and conservation
of moisture. cover-title, 16, [3] p
Svo. (Bulletin no. 1) $0.10.
© Dec. 16, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan,_
15, 1916; A 419655.
Mischief, a book ef pictures.
When we were boys.
[680.
(684.
ities a
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 1, 1916
705
[685, 686
Jans..2,
3;
Parsons (Louella O.)
How. to beconie a movie star.
191G:. © Jan...2; 1916; 1 ec Jan.
1916; A 421484.
Why_ stage favorites are often costly
failures" when playing in the silent
drama. @ Jan: 23, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
24, 1916; A 421975.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Parvin (Zimri M.)* Portland, Ore.
Parvin’s diagram of the triads of the
major and minor. keys. fot. -p.
12mo. $0.25. [687
Ser t. foin- 2c Jan, 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 25, 1916; A 419898.
PENNSYLVANIA railroad co.*, Philadel-
' phia. Compariscn of passenger loco-
motives. 47 p. diagrs. 8vo. (Lo-
comotive testing plant at Altoona,
Penna. Bulletin no. 22) [688
© Dec. 27, 1915; Jan.
5, 1916; A 420235.
PEPPER (J. W.) & son*, Philadelphia.
“Complete catalog and _ price list,
everything musical, 1916. 186 p.
illus., ports. fol. [689
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 4183869.
[PETERSEN (William) ]
dean. [690, 691
Domestic relations. Chicago, American
correspondence sehoo}] of Jaw [1916]
Pome. Gitan. 1. 1916°> 2c. and
Be, Jan. 13, 1916; A 419630.
Legal ethics. Chicago, American cor-
respondence school of law [1916] 12
p. Svo. ©: Jan. 1, 1916; 2c. and’aff.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 419629.
© American correspondence school
2 ec. and aff.
Talk by the
of Jaw, Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA. Directory of members
of the Philadelphia. bar, 1916.
Philadelphia, Press of F. McManus,
jr. & co., 1916: 209 p. 48mo. [692
.© Jan. 26, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425045; Charles B. Zim-
merling, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN.
selling opportunities. [693, 694
[Form 57 A]. Proof. © Dec. 20, 1915;
Puc. Jan. 10. 1916: aft, Jan. 15; 1916;
A 419651.
[form 57 BY Proof: @©-Jan: 6; 1916;
2 c..and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419708.
Facts about
© William L. MelLean, Philadel-
phia.
Puinuires (Cropley) co.*, Chicago.
What railroad men say of Kirkman’s
Science of railways. [82] p. port.
12ino. [695
©: Jan. 14, 1916; 2° ¢. Jan. 28,
1916; aff. Jan. 29; 1916; A 425046.
27391—16——_3
29
PuHitirres (John Edwin)* Syracuse,
N. Y. Bank protection against forg-
ery. [Prospectus.]. [5] p. folder.
16mo. [696
© Dec. 1, 1915e72; cs. and. aif. - Dec.
31, 19153 A. 407617.
Pick. (Albert) & co.*,. Chicago, Car-
pets, rugs, curtains, linens, furni-
ture. cover-titie, 142 p. illus.
(part. col.) 4to. (Catalog U 61)
[697
@),.dan., 6: 1916<-2 c..and aft:.Jan.
12, 1916; A 417702.
PIcKERT (Herman Joseph)* Chicago.
Pickert’s speed-easy touch type-
writing. _Lesson 1-19. ‘[195]. p.
obl. 16mo. $1.50. [698
© Nov..30,.1915.;.2 ec. Dee. 3, 1915;
aft. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419545.
Picks. v. 2, no. 5, winter issue, 1916.
8 p... illus. 12mo, [699
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A aaa Henry Greene-
wald, Philadelphia.
Piotrowski (N. L.) [ 700, TOL
Getting passport long day’s job. © Jan.
22, Oil Lee Jan. ‘24, 19467" A
421985.
Paris the haven of many Poles. © Jan.
193 Ge Wiel fang 2, o1ores yf
421870.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
PitMAN (Isaac). & sons*, New York.
Rapid course in Pitman’s shorthand.
Lesson | 1. (In Pitman’s journal,
Jan:, 1916) [702
ans 1" IGIG so t,o eae Te,
1916; A 421426.
Pace, (Eva May)* Chautauqua, N. Y.
Unlocked gates. Sheet, 124 by 5
inches. $0.50. [703
©), Dee. 20,,.191.5.;.2,c.,and aff. Jan.
US, 1916: A. 42502%.
PLANETS and people; Ormsby’s annual
prognosticator and year-book of the
heavens. _ [1916,, 22d year] 64 p.
illus., port., diagrs. 12mo. $1.00.
[ 704
©-Noy, 4, 1915, 2. c. and. aff. Nov.
8, 1915; A 414470; Frank E. Ormsby,
Chicago.
Pratr & Washburn refining co.*, New
York. Meaning of veedol. cover-
title, 24. p. illus. (part col.) obl.
48mo. [705
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 ¢«. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419658.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
706
Post (Lyman D.)* New York. Post’s
paper miii directory for 1916. 656
p. maps, diagrs. 8vo. $2.00. [706
Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420178.
PowER (P..M.) @o., ine.*, Chicago.
Authentic data in relation to
Powdered coal engineering and
equipment company’s system of fuel
economy and smoke ~ abatement.
cover-title, 56 p. diagr. 12mo. [707
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417528.
PREsS circulations system*, Chicago.
Press circulations system, a co-op-
erative business-building and sub-
seription system. 16 p. 12mo. -[7T08
© Jan, 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417669.
PREWETT (Clay W.)* Houston. Prew-
ett system, short methods of ad-
dition, subtraction, mutiplication
[ete.] [Rev. ed., 1916] 64 p. port.
16mo. $1.50. (Cover-title: How to
figure fast) [709
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417675.
PRIMAVERA (Domenico)* Cleveland.
Dialogo fra VItalia e JV Austria.
Sheet, 14 by 64 inches. [710
© Dee. 10; 1915* 2 c. Dec. 18.
1915; aff. Jan. 6, 1916; A 419472.
PRINTING trades blue book, 1916. New
York ed. New York, A. F. Lewis &
co., 1916. 447 p. 12mo. $3.00. [711
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 « and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 420352; A. F. Lewis &
co., New York.
PRISCILLA weaving art co.*, Louisville.
Priscilla weaving art; book of in-
structions. 19 p. illus. 8vo. $0.25.
[712
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419698.
PucH (Claude Freeman)* Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh banking institutions.
Sheet, 22 by 94 inches. Special
suppl. Jan., 1916, ed. of Moorhead’s
quarterly record. [7138
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419876.
PuncH. v. 149. [Each illus. 4to.
Pe [714-717
no. 3883, Dec. 8, 1915. © 1 c. Jan. 5,
1916
1915.
no. 3884, Dec. 15, 1915. @1c. Jan. 12,
1916; A ad int. 2541; pubd. Dec. 15,
1915.
7A ad int. 2537; pubd. Dec. 8,
pt. I, nS. was
Puncu—Continued.
no. °3885, Dee: 22; 1915+) Vout tans
19, 1916; A ad "int. 2547; pubd. Dec.
22: 1915.
no. 8886, Dec. 29, 1915. @1e. Jan. 26,
qeaek "A ad int. 25523; pubd. Dec. 29,
5D
© Bradbury,
Londen,
Agnew & co., Itd.,
Ratt (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
Lil. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applica-
tions written by John William Lang-
dale. (Jn Adult Bible class monthly,
Jan., Feb., 1916) [718, 719
Lesson 1-5. © Dec. 10, 1915; 1 c. Jan.
15; 1915 5,A 421728,
Lesson 6-9. @© Jan. 10, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
17, 1916; A 421844.
RAYMOND (C. E.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. Cost of labor after the war.
(In Chicago herald.) [720
© Jan. 5, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
A 421493; J. Keeley, Chicago.
RED BooK [Knoxville, Tenn.] 1916. v.
1. Knoxville, Tenn., Knoxville credit
reporting company, inc. [1916] 233
p. fol. $25.00. [721
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 418427; Ernest C. Mat-
thews, Chattanooga.
RED SQUARE co.*, New York. [722-727
Auxiliary tender of the mail room. [6]
p. folder. i16mo. © Dee. 22,7 4513-
2c. and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419697.
Good-bye sponge; the soliloquy of the
office boy. [6j p. folder. illus. (part
col.) #6mo. © Dee. 17, 198i 72
and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; "A 419696.
In toy land. cover-title, 6 p., 11. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. © Dec. 30, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419700.
_ Real protection. cover-title. [6] p., 1 1.
illus. i16mo. Oct. 26, 29855) Zre.
and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419698.
cover-title,
Square deal. 8 p. illus.
16mo. © Jan. 4, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 419701.
Trials and fete Shae cover-title, 6
p., 1 1. . illus. (part col.) i6mo: 7@
Dec. 23, 1915; 2c. and ‘ail. Jan. ae
1916; A 419699.
REED (Charles Oliver) jr.* Aberdeen,
S. Dak. Reed insurance agency
bulletin. Announcement [and] no.
1, 2. [8 instalments] (In Aber-
deen daily news) [728-730
© Aug. 23, 26, Sept. 1, 1915; 1 «
each Dec. 1, 1916; A 421752-421754.
REED & Carnrick, Jersey City. Proto-
nuclein therapy. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. [731
© Dec. 6, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425019.
30
a
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916 763
REINLEIN (Fred)* Litchfield, Cal. Con-
trol of the gipsy and browntail moth,
of the pearthrips, of the bollweevil
[ete.] 28 p. illus. 12mo. (Circu-
lar no. 147, Nov. 30, 1915) oe
P [732
© Dee. 11, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1916;
aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419575.
Rice (Cyrus William)* Philadelphia.
Efficiency experts, superintendents,
engineers, owners. [4] p. 4to. [733
©. Dec. 23, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417502.
Ricuarps (W. H.) Making a man.
ist ed. Osage City, Kan., Clyde
Swem printing service. 1G +p.
16mo. [734
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419669; Co-
lumbus Clyde Swem, Osage City,
Kan.
Rieck (Edward E.) co. Winning
hand for the dealer. Card, col.
illus., 14 by 114% inches fold. to obl.
12mo. [735
(©) Jan. 23; 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425026; Simpson, Sho-
walter & Barker, inc., Pittsburgh.
RopRIGUEZ Vidal (J.)*—Continued.
publishing company [1915] 15 p.
oe $0.50. [Motion picture sce-
nario] [742
© July 2, 1915; 2 « and aff. July
6, 1915; A 401676.
Rosenzweie (Adolf) Serivalor: the
valuation of raw silk. chap. 9.
(American silk journal, Jan., 1916.)
743
ey Wee a0, 195 fe. tan 13:
1916; A 421656; Clifford & Lawton,
New York.
RueeLtes (Frank A.)* Boston. Stock
fluctuations for the year 1915. 65th
annual ed. 15 p. fol. $0.50. [744
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 420383.
RUSSELL (Lillian)* Chicago. [745-758
Beauty. lies at the end of the rainbow.
@ tan. 2. 19t6 = tex Jane 35° 1996;
A 421498.
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Cling-
iIng7to Wies ©) Jan. +3. 1916 >. cy Jan.
4, 1916; A 421499.
Dressing table. © Jan. 26, 1916;
1 ¢« Jan. 37, i916; A 422004.
Feet are more than ornaments. ©
Jane 4 TOG Pe. Jan: 15, -19L65
A- 421719:
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Armor-
plated food.” --@)-Jan._ 1, 19163 Ac e.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421408.
Cocktail’s companion. @© Jan. 24,
#9963 2 ce: Jan: 25: 1916; A 427991.
Fad a useful device. @©@ Dec. 31,
1945 501 c.idan. 3, 19163 A 421398.
Finishing schools. © Jan. 5, 1916;
ie: JanjiG) L916: Av 422500.
Human andelions. © Jan Sa
791G: 1c. fan. 20, 1916; A 491852
Long way around. @© Jan. 29,
191654. cian, 3, a A 422086.
Milk wagon rout © fan) S12,
TSEG sete: Jan. 14, 1916; A 421673.
Social shirker.. »@)Jan: 20, 1916;
er Jam 21, 1916s A 4218S 75.
Use legs as well as brains. @©
Jan, Zo, 49916» Pie Jan,’ 263" 1916;
A 421992.
Oh, loosen the curls you wear, Jeanette.
CG) Jan. 20, 1916" 1 ¢.. Jan, 24,3916 =
A 421990.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday herald]
SAALFIELD pub. co.*, Akron, O.
[759-763
Baby’s own book. cover-title, 6 1. col.
illus. obl. 16mo. (Saalfield’s muslin
books): $0.15: ‘@adan. 3, 191654 2 e:
and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419608.
Far away friends. cover-title, 6 1. col.
illus. obl. 16mo. (Saalfield’s muslin
books) + -$OH15:-. © Jani13, 19163 2 cc.
and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419606.
| Rors & Robb*, Washington. Best evi-
dence. cover-title, [i111] p. illus..
diagrs. 4to. [736
j Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 41954
"Rosertson (Geo. F.)* Marion, Ala.
Debaters’ delight. [4] p. 16mo.
$0.10. [737
© Dee. 27, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 10,
#916; aft. Dec. 31, 1915; A 419525.
_Kocx Istanp savings bank. [738-741
j How does an executor differ from an
| administrator or trustee? cover-title,
[10] p. 24mo. (No. 6 of a series)
1
20, 1916; "A 419715.
Logical reasons. cover-title, Ft Bs
24mo. ee. 7 of a series) © D
a, LOL > ce. and aff. Jan. 20, 1916:
A Aoi 4
Trust company service. cover-title, Peal
p. 24mo. (No. 1ofaseries) © Oct
20, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan. 20, 1916:
A 419721.
What must an executor know? cover-
mae, [12] p. -24mo. (No. 3 of a
series) @© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 419724.
© Harvey A. Blodgett; St. Paul.
'Ropricvez Vidal (J.)* New York.
Dawn of day, by J. Rodriguez Vidal, po A ae ue Coat 61. ae
tc = ‘ 11ius. opi. mo. aainela s muslin
tr. from the Spanish by J. Barretto books) $0.15. © Jan. 3, 1916; 2c
de Sousa. New York city, Broadway and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419609.
31.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
764
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13°
SAALFIELD pub. co.*—Continued.
Pets of the farm. cover-title, 6 Il. col.
illus. obl. 16mo. (Saalfield’s muslin
books) °-$0.15.. @ Jan. 3, 19265) 2. ¢.
and aff Jan. 10, 1916; A 419607.
Rock-a-bye baby. cover-title, 14 1. col.
illus. 4to. (Saalfield’s muslin books)
$0.60. @ Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c¢. and afi.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 419612.
Sacus (Sigmund)* New York. New
ereat American home industry, cast-
ing forms for lead toy soldiers. [16]
Dp» . illus. . Sv0: [764
©) Jan. 6, 1916; 2c. and: aif.) fan.
18, 1916; A 419677.
Sarnpon (Theodore)* Chicago. Ex-
planation and instructions concern-
ing the new American chronolo
board and rules for playing [ete.]
11 p. 16mo. [765
Deen tt Jota, 2 C4, ie oe,
1915; aff. Jan. 6, 1916; A 417655.
Sr. Pauxn dispatch and pioneer press
almanac and year-book for 1916.
2d annual ed. St. Paul, Minn., The
Dispatch printing company, 1916.
640 p. illus., ports., maps, diagrs.
SvO. [766
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418547; Dispatch print-
ing co., St. Paul.
iS he
SsaremM,: N. Salem, Canobie Lake
district [ete] N. H., directory,
ISDA ow 2h. (Canaan Ne: Ei bee W.
E. Shaw, 1915. 99 p. 8vo. $2.00.
. [767
(Q, Aus --16,..1915 5, .2- c.,Dee...20,
1915; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 420183;
William E. Shaw, Canaan, N. H.
Sansporn (N. W.) Making the most
of ay pouliry. farmed. pe. <b. Gia
American poultry advocate, Jan.,
1916) [768
© Jan. 7, 1916; 1c. Jan. 10; 1916;
A 421555; Clarence C. De Puy, Syra-
euses No.
Sauter (Kred)* New York. Catalogue
of Fred Sauter. [Long Island City,
N. Y., Printed by Long Island star,
1915] 56 p. illus. 12mo. [769
© Dee. 5,. 1915:.2 &. Jam G6, 1916 ;
aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 418324.
Sawyer (Jeannette K.)* Cleveland.
Little true story. cover-title, 10 p.
12mo0. $0.25. ee [770
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
18. 1916; A 419573.
ScHarrer (Conrad Henry Bryant)*
Chicago. Glossary of pictographic
inetaphors of ancient Egypt and the
original interpretations of popular
legends. Sheet, illus., 16 by 114
inches. $1.00. ee:
© Nov. 2, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1915;
af. gan. 1, TOT.” A SE iee:
ScHmip (Carl) If there were but a
wishing book, by Carl and Florence
Schmid and Carol Phyllis. Felded
card, col. iilus. 34 by 54 inehes..
[772
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jani
3, 1916; A 417495; Charles P.
Schmid, New York.
SCHRECKENBACH (Paul) Thlustierte
veltkriegschronik der Leipziger
Illustrirten zeitung, 1914. Text von
Paul Schreckenbach. 20. lfg. Leip-
zig, J. J. Weber, 1915. illus.) eel
plate, maps. fol. [Tt
©' Dec, 6, 1915: 1 €. dam Fi, aoe
A—Foreign 18284: J. J. Weber, Leip-
zig, Germany.
J.)* Sé Louis...
[774-776
' Concession sheet. Issue of Jan. 1, 1916.
[3] p. 8vo. $6.00 for 6 mo. © Jan.
4; 1916 ;..2, c. and aff.. Jan. 7, 1996;
Scuuster (Edw.
A 417640.
Net f. o. :b. mill list. Issue of an;
¥, 1916. [3] p. S8vo. $6.00 for 6 moa.
Jam.) ,4,; 1916; 2) 'e¢. and .aih. Jane
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate book.
Dec., 1915. Western ed. cover-title,-
180 p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12 mo. ;
Dec. 29, 1915; 2 e. and aff. Jan. 3,
1916; A 417492. :
SCHUYLER (Livingston Rowe)* New
York. History 1, topie list and ref-
erences. 22 p. 16mo. (College of
the city of New York, Dept. of his-
tory) $0.10. [777
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1916;
aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417638.
‘
Scotr (Anna B.) Best ways to cook
fresh vegetables. Philadelphia, W.
A. Burpee & co., 1916. 40 p. port.
12mo. [778
© Dee. 21, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
53, 1916; A 420215; W. Atlee Burpee
& co.. Philadelphia.
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago.
[779-782
Bargain counter. Bulletin no. 158.
ecover-titie, 82 p. illus. 4to. © Nov.
13, A915; 2c, Dec. 9, -1S1h> aaa
15, 1916; A 419653.
Bulletin no. 164. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. 8ve. @ Dee. 20, 1915; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 4196837.
32
BOOKS,
no. 1, 1916
SEaRs, Roebuck & co.*—Continued.
Beckwith pianos, standard of_excellence.
Pop. seo. sligs: .fol.. © Noy... 20,
"995-2 "c. and afi. Jan. 15, ‘1916;
A 419688.
Special cataiog of farm implements and
machinery, cream separators, gasoline
engines and power outfits. cover-titie,
189 p. illus. (part col.) 4to. © Dec.
Dey, NOUNS : 2 e.-and jait. Jan. 15,°1916 ;
A 419636.
SECHEER & €O.*, Cincinnati. In the air
and on the road. 16 p. illus. 16mo.
$0.50. [783
© Jan. 5, 1916::2°c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419494.
SECTIONAL hotel directory and tour.
ist’s guide. [Old series, v. 5, no. 1;
New series, v. 1, no. 1, Jan., 1916]:
[86] p. obl. 8vo. $4.00. [784
(ey Wee wy 1915 >:2c. Dec. 4, 1915;
aff. Dee. 6,1915; A 416747; Jason A.
Sullivan, San Antonio. Tex.
Security trust co. of Rochester*.
Rochester, N. Y. Cost and quality.
-over-titie, [7] p. — 24mo. [785.
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419550.
SERVICE motor truck co.*, Wabash, Ind.
Bervice motor trucks. 39, .[1] p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. (Cover-title :
Service manual) [786
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425049.
SHARP (James) Viavi cause, 1916, by
J. Sharp and [Charles L. Rhodes]
San Francisce, Cal., The Viavi com-
pany [1916] 31 p. 16mo. (Cover-
title: 1916 greetings and good wishes
for the new year from The Viavi
company) $0.05. [787
©. Dec. 24,1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417488; Viavi co., San
Francisco.
SHEPARD (Charles EH.) agency. Adver-
tisers guide. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 12 by 9 inches. [788
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1915; aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419542;
Charles E. Shepard, Lebanon, N. H.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[789-802
Shepard’s citations of all cases in the
Iowa reports. v. 7, no. 4, Dec., 1915.
[Cumulative suppl.] 307 “p: '* Svo.
$5.00 a year. Jan. D1 KG 592.c.
-and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418559.
New York court of appeals reports.
13, no. 4, Dec., 1915. 414 p. 8vo.
$4. 00 a year. @ Jan. BOVLOEG, 2 c.
and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418562.
oo
G
BOUP AI
805
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
New York miscellaneous reports.
v. 13, no. 4->Dees, 391). 0407p. = Sv0.
$4.00 a year. © Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418560.
New York Supreme sone reports.
13, no. 4, Dee., 1915. 39 p. S8vo.
$5.00 a year. © Jan. 8, 916: 2
and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418561.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory re-
ports. v. 7, no. 3, Dec., 1915. [Cumu-
lative suppl.}] 243 p. 8vo. $4.00 a
year. @ Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
gan. 18, 1916; A 418443.
Shepard’s Connecticut citations. Jan.,
1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 69 p.
8vo. $4.00 a year. © Jan. 4, 1916;
2c. and ait. Jan. 13, 1916; A 4184388.
Shepard’s Federal citations. v. 6, no.
ean LOG: [Cumulative suppl.]
217 p. S8vo. $5.00 a year. © Jan. 4,
1916 5.22 ¢c, and saft. Jan. 227 LONG : A
418557.
Shepard’s Georgia citations. v. 8, no.
1, Jan., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
224 p. S8vo. $5.00 a year: © Jan. 8,
GIGS 2 - eo and tail, Jans 13). L9I6 = A:
418441.
Shepard’s New York supplement cita-
tions. v. 3, no. 4, Dec., 1915. [Cumu-
eae suppl.| 212 p. S8vo. $6.00 a
OLgan. ¢,..LollGi= 2 ce. and air.
Far. B13: 1916; A 418442.
Shepard’s Ohio citations. v. 7,
Dec., 1915. [Cumulative supa 1
D Svo. “34:00, 2 year." ©. J:
LOG; 2) ec; -and ahs 'Jan; 22.8
418558.
Shepard’s Utah citations. 1st ed., 1915.
6p. 1,56 Dp. {Sy0.,. -$12:00: © Jan.
ies 1916: Ze. ‘and aft? aan’ 13, 19L6::
A 418445,
v. 1, no. 1, Dec., 1915. . .[Cumula-
tive suppl.] 39 p. Svo. $3.00 a year.
ane) 2A Te 2c. and aff. Jan. 13,
1916; A 418444
Shepard’s Virginia foeious and annota-
tions. v. 5, no. 1, Jan., 1916. [Cumu-
lative suppl.] 77 p. S8vo. $4.00 a
year: | 2@i Jans )5, doles ¢c and staff.
Jan. 13, 1916; A 418439.
Shepard’s West Virginia citations and
annotations. vy. 4, no. 1, Jan., 1916.
[Cumulative suppl.] 90 Be. pa $4.00
a year. © Jan. 6, 1916; ec. and aff.
Jans 13; 196% A 418440,
on
ety
ony
>
SHERIDAN (Philip H.)* Madison, S. D.
Your own book. [7] p. 1Gmo. $0.25.
[S03
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419865.
SHERMAN (Althea Rosina) *, McGregor,
Ia. Birds by the wayside in Hgypt
and Nubia. (Jn Wilson bulletin
Sept., 1915) [804
De Nov., 28,..1915:,.1 e. Dee. 17,
1915; A 421845.
SuirRLtEY (John Cofer)* Chicago.
Angels’ song. (In Review, Dec.,
1915, Jan., 1916) {S805
GwDJaner2o,- AGG: «lc. Jan, 31,
1916; A 4221038.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
806
SHORTWRITER co. of America*, Chicago.
Speed writing on the shortwriter.
15 p. illus., port. 8vo. [806
© “Dee: 27, 1915302. E> and’ aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417496.
Srmonps (Frank H.)
Bagdad failure,
[807, 808
another little package.
@ Jans 30,1916 ;..h «: Nebsad, 29le
A 422117.
Suez the exposed heel of the British
Achilles. © Jan. 2, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 4,
1916; A 421435.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York tribune. ]
© Tribune assn., New York.
SMALLEY (G. W.)* New York. Persia.
(In New York tribune) [809
© Jan. 31, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
A 422119.
SmiITH (Carry J.) Easy road to read-
ing, 2d reader, illus. by Gertrude
Speer and Mary Louise Spoor.
Chicago, New York, Lyons & Carna-
han [1915] 192 p. col. illus. 12mo.
(Nature and life series) $0.40.
[810
© Oct. "1,° 1915: 2 cand ait Jan:
Lyons & Carna--
6, 1916; A 418342;
han, Chicago.
SMirH (Elmer D.) & co.*, Adrian,
Mie Crysanthemums for every
purpose, 1916. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. Svo. [811
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417509.
SmirH (Farmer) Goodnight stories.
(In New York Evening mail)
[812, 8138
@ Janets al o1G= 2 e:
A 421737.
Jan. £2, £916.
Jan. bf, LOLG ;
Jan. 03, 19iG.) ©) Tans is), L9G. Le.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421742.
© Evening mail syndicate, inc.,
New York.
Smiryu (Homer J.)* Milwaukee. Eng-
lish for boys, material and method.
16 p. Svo. $0.05. [814
(cy “Dees ot 1912 eee, 2,
1915; aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419541.
SPALDING (A, G.) & bros.*, New York.
[815, 816
Spalding complete 1916 trade list.
{Catalogue no. 1602] Jan. 5, 1916.
illus. Svo.
cover-title, 184 p.
and aff. Jan. 13,
Gale ay 1916; ZG.
1916; A 419581.
Spring & summer, catalogue 1916. Over
title, 176 p ‘illus. 8vo. 5,
TONG 22 e and aff. Jan. 13, 1916:
A 419580.
-STACPCOLE
44
pt. 1, n.s., v.13 ©
SPALDING’S
1916. New York, American sports
Official athletic almanac, —
a
publishing company, 1916. 219, [2] —
p. front., ports., diagrs. 16mo.
(Spalding red «over series of ath-
letic handbooks, no. 1R) $0.25.
[S17
e. and aff. Jan.
Amer. sports
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2
7, 1916; A 420267:
pub. co., New York.
SPECIALTY auto parts co., inc.*, New
York. Book of knowledge for Ford
owners. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
Svo. [818
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 «. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419649.
SPECTATOR co.*, New York. [819, 820
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. v. 10, no. 7, Dec., 1915.
p. 49-56. S8vo. @ Dec. 24, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; “A 417587.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. v. 10, no. 8, Jan., 1916.
; . Bvo., SO2n Va Jan 13,
1916; 2. ca and afi. Janie: 1916:
A 419692.
SPEER (Helen)* New York. Helen
Speer book of childrens white pine
toys & furniture. cover-title. 24 p.
illus. (part col.) diagrs. obl.
16mo. [821
© Dee. 27, 1915: 2.6 “eee
1915; aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 419605.
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. Springfield
Chester, Vt., directory, 1916. v. 5.
Springfield, Mass., H. A. Manning
eo., 1916.. 1 p. 1. 4A po ere
$2.50. [822
© Dec. 21, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 420231; H. A. Manning
co., Springfield, Mass.
(H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, England. Luck of Cap-
tain Slocum. no. 2. The encounter
with Keller. (Jn Premier magazine,
Jan., 1916) 823
©. i1.«.. Jan. 38,1916; A aap
2540; pubd. Dee. 3, 1915.
STALKER (Herbert H.) Bigger, better
business. Over-ripe proficiency. (In
Chicago herald) [824
© Jan. 29, 1916;.1.e@ Janae
1916; A 422085; J. Keeley, Chicago.
STANBROUGH (William M.)* New-
burgh, N. Y. Old Falis house;
collection of pen sketches, drawn by
Sid Turner. 161. illus. obl. 16mo.
[825
© June 1, 1915; .2 ¢ Bec ae
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417709.
and
a4
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
STANDARD INSURANCE directory of New
England, 1915-1916. Boston, Mass.,
Standard publishing company [1915]
[7]-1132 p. 16mo. $2.00 [826
© Dec. 16, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1916;
an. Jan, 5, 1916; BAS 418352 ; Stand-
ard pub. co., Boston,
“STANDARD SANITARY mfg. co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Standard porcelain enam-
eled vitreous china & brass plumbing
goods. x, 329 p. illus. fol. (Cata-
logue PF) [827
© Sept. 10, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420168.
STANDARD STATISTICS co., inc.*, New
York. [828-836
Standard bond descriptions. vy. 4, no.
cover-title, [71] p. 4to. $60.00.
Galan dal 1916-2) ¢. and. afi;. Jan.
2. 1916> A 420318.
v. 4, no. 2. cover-title, [103] Dp.
4to. $60.00. @ Jane 25: 1916;°2 ¢:
and aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 420516.
Standard bond offerings, Jan., 1916, is-
sue. Pocket size. 668 _ p. 12mo.
O0.00-)- @7 dan. 13,1916: 2c) and
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 4204383.
pepedard corporation records. v. 4, no.
ie perens -title, various paging. 4to.
$60.0 @ Jane tt Gish cs and
aff. Ta. i?) 4916 : "A 420319.
2. cover-title, eel D.
Sea $60. "00. @ Jan. 25, 1916; c.
and aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A A20B15~
Standard corporation service daily. v.
‘< cover-title, 3, 1491
1550 p. 4to. $60.00. © Jan. il
POG ee. and att. Jan. . £2; 1916:
A 420317.
——y. A 4, no. A 2. cover- praaeacs
1, 5, 1551-1618 p. 4to. 0.00 oe
wants 2. torGg- 2 ee and oe Jan.
26, 1916; A 420514
ee aaeecial aimont service. v. A
5. no. Act. ee. title, various paging.
tio. "$60.0 Quan AP OG 2 Cc
and aff. fan. PL OLG: A 420316.
Vv.AY 3, -A2. cover-title, Li
paging. reed $60.00. © Jan.
EQUG Es Je. and al. Jan. 26, 1916:
A 420517.
STANDARD WATER systems co.*, Hamp-
ton, N. J. Standard muilticoil feed
water heaters. cover-title, 18 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin no.
101.) [837
© Jan. 20, 1916;
zi. 1916; A Re
2c. and aff Jan.
‘“Srark bros. nurseries & orchards co.*,
Louisiana, Mo. Secrets of orna-
mental planting. Boro: illus.,
diagrs. 4to. [838
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1916;
aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419899.
35
|
849
STEBBINS (Charles M.)* Brooklyn.
High school spelling leafiet. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Stebbins & company, 1915.
cover-title, 16 p. 12mo. $90.05.
[839
©: Nov. 26, 1915; 2 « Dee. 30,
1915; aff. Dec. 80, 1915; A 419440.
Stevens (Zillah Foster)
service for Sunday schools on
Temperance Sunday. [Philadelphia,
Pa., Printed by Lyon & Armor, 1915]
[8] p. 12mo. [840
© Aug. 16, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420212; Sunday school
times co., Philadelphia.
Order of
STEVENS-Davis co.*, Chicago.
[841, 842
Enthusiasm, the motive power of success.
no. 18. cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © Dec. 31, 1915;
2 c. and aff. Jan. 6, 1916; A 419464.
Optimism as a factor in selling. no. 19.
cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel
with’ binding]. © ‘San. 7," 1916: 2c.
and aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 417711.
STizEs (William A.) Bigger, better
business. Who will buy it. (Iw
Chicago herald.) [843
Jan. 12) ASIG= 1 ie yane 4:
1916; A 421670; J. Keeley, Chicago.
StoupER (Herman R.)* Omaha, Neb.
Sure collecter. cover-title, 601. obl.
24mo. $10.00. [844
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425020.
STRAIGHT (Edward Bratton) * Chicago.
Natural system of double drumming.
Book 4. Analysis of 6-8 time. cover-
title, [168] p. diagrs. 4to. (Kd-
ward B. Straight’s drum _ school)
$2.00. [845
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1916;
A 420283.
| SULLIVAN (EF. J:)* ‘Salt Lake’ City.
System of accounts for county gov-
ernment. 3p.1., 72 p., 151. (7 fold.)
Svo. [846
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419666.
SUTHERLAND (Harvey)* Brookiyn.
Voice made beautiful. a Wa a
16mo. [847
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 c and aff. Dee.
8, 1915; A 419444.
SWEET’s catalogue service, inc.*, New
York. [848, 849
Specification digest & checking list for
use in connection with Sweet’s en-
gineering catalogue. [New York,
Printed by Williams printing co., 1915]
pee SO pe tole (©) Dect. Woo:
2 B "Jan. 10, 1916; aff. Jan. 12, 1916:
A 420321.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
850
SwEEr’s catalogue service, inc.*—Con.
Sweet’s engineering catalogue. 2d an-
nual ed., 1915. 52, 8238, 80 p. illus.,
diagrs. fol. @© Dee. 27, 1915; Paarl
Jan, °S; 1916; ati. Janz £2, 1916; ses
420320.
TAYLoR bros. laundry. Mr. Reddy
caught in the act. [4] p. col. illus.
16mo. [850
ec. and aff. Jan.
Atlantis press,
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2
8, 1916; A 419489;
Cambridge, Mass.
TayLoR instrument cos.*, Rochester,
INSY 2 [851, $52
New Tycos thermograph, recording ther-
mometer. (4) 2p. illus. 1Gmo.:
Dec. .22, 1915;,2 c. and aff: Dec. 27,
1915; A 419478.
Tycos hydrometers, thermometers.
ilius. Svo. (Bulletin 1700.)
22, 9A” Ff Cand “an: Dec. o 25,
A 419479.
© Dec.
POLS:
THARPE (Almah Myrtle)* Kansas City,
Mo. Moses and a man of today.
[Kansas City, Mo., Printed by The
3..D.,Havens co.;, 1915] 15,p.;:.12mo.
[853
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3,.1916; A 417491.
THrrm married life. (in New York
evening journal) [854-856
Jan. ‘20, 79967 ''@* Jan: *20, £9867 ec.
Jan. 21, 1916; A 421886.
Jans »25,.-1916.. © sbanw25, 1916;5°1 ce.
van. 26, 1916; A 421995.
Jano Zo. 1916. Jan. 129, loro: F -e.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422090.
© International news service. New
York.
THIELSEN (Edward W.)* San Fran-
cisco. Note calender—i916. Card
84 by 15 inches. [857
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417503.
THOMAS (Seth Howard )* Indianapolis.
Schedule of weights—grain and
grain products in packages. Sheet,
8 by 24 inches. $5.00. [858
© “Mee: *28, 19tse "2 “see ai.
1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417705.
TuHompson (J. Walter) Bigger, better
business. Two phases of our na-
tional opportunity. Jan. 3, 1916.
(In Chicago herald) [859
(Jun! ’3, 1916-1" C Jan. -4, Toe:
A 421491; J. Keeley, Chicago
THOMPSON (MM. Roy ) * Tacoma.
Awake! that something. Post card,
illus, [860
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 *e:' Dee. 16,
1915; aff..Jan. 3, 1916 "A Sr 7616.
36
pt. 1,n.s.,.v.13
THORBURN (J. M.) & co.*, New York.
Thorburn’s seeds, 1916. cover-title,
144 p. illus. S8vo. [861
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417659.
THRIFT service. You wouldn’t take a
file. Sheet, illus., 7 by 4 inches.
[862
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 « and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419496; Atlantis press,
Cambridge, Mass.
THUurRsTon (KE. Temple)* Tewkesbury,
Gloucestershire, England. Refugee.
(In Bystander, Nov. 24, 1915) [863
© 1c Dec. 22, 1915; A agit
2543; pubd. Nov. 23, 1915.
Troca mill & elevator co.*, Waverly, .
1 gph [864, 865
Ti-o-ga dairy feeds. [8] p. folder,
illus. 16mo. © Jan22, 29tG. 22
and aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419686.
Ti-o-ga poultry feeds. [4] p. illus,
16mo. ‘@ Jan. 12, 1916; 2<c.-and aff.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 419685.
Tompkins (Walter Knapp)* Cleve-
land. Law of countermand as ap-
plied to a conditional sale contract.
cover-title, 15 p. 16mo. $0.50.
[866
© Jan. 4, 1916;°2 « Jan. 7, #916;
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419710. .
ToustEy (William H.)* Philadelphia.
Songs of Twill. Card, 7 by 4
inches. [867
© Apr. 5, 1915; 2 « and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417748.
TrAvis - (Frank %H.)* |New ~Work.
Knox dry ‘vapor generator. cover-
title; 2FG] *p: +" ITS... “sips ts=* on
24m0. [868
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11; 1916; A 419556.
(Harriette Taylor) |
[869, 870
Reading-lierature; 7th and Sth years
[by] Harriette Taylor Treadwell, Mar-
garet Free and Thomas H. Briggs,
illus. by Frederick V. Poole. Chicago,
New York. Rew Peterson and company
f1915] 574 p. col. illus. “19mo.
ue ombined reader) $0.72. © Jan. 5,
1916 ;°2 ‘ce. Fan.’ 10, 1946 57a. an. oe,
1916; A 418405.
Reading-literature; 5th and 6th years,
adapted and graded by Harriette Tay-
lor Treadwell and Margaret Free, illus.
by Frederick Richardson and Frederick
TREADWELL
V. Poole. Chicago, New York, Row,
Peterson & company [1915] 574 Dp.
col. illus. 12mo. (Combined ag
S042... © Dec. 2%. 1915-2 .e, Dee:
30, 1915; aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 420246.
© Row, Peterson & co., Chicago.
BOOKS,
no. 1,.1916
Trepway (Stutley Weeks)* Chicago.
Grocery salesmanship. Ginger talk
no. 14. 4 cards, 19 by 7 inches.
[871
© Dec. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1915; A 417656.
TuckER (James Irwin)* Norman,
Okla. American road; prepared for
Extension division, University of
Oklahoma, no. 1, 2. Norman, Okla.,
The American road, 1915. 2 v. illus.
12mo. (Cover-title: Lessons for cor-
respondence instruction on _ the
American road) [872,873
© Dec. 8, 1915; Jan. 25, 1916;
2 ce. each Jan. 27, 1916; aff. Jan. 28,
1916; A 419867, 419868.
TURNER (J. K.)* Cleveland. Circle of
the labor movement. book 2, chap.
1. (Jn Mediator, Jan., 1916) [S74
©, dan. 18. 1916; 1 c. Jan. 20,
1916; A 421858.
TyLerR (Bertha Bliss)* San Diego,
~*Cal. [875-880
Christmas thought. fob ap: 24mo.
(Cover-title: Christmas in the hills.)
@ Noy. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 5,)
1916; A 419453
Cordial greetings. [3] p. 16mo. $0.19.
i Ney, 13,1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 5,
1916; A 419452.
Hyening: Panama-California exposition.
48mo. $0.25.
ie ps ws. obi.
© wece 9, F915: 2 ec. ‘Oct: 29, 1915;
aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 439455.
Numbered. Folded card, 53 by 3% inches.
$0.15. @ Nov. 6, 1915 ly an “and aff.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 419451.
Paean of peace. Card, 3 oy 54 inches.
$0.10. @© Dec. 11, 1915; ec. and aff.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 419454.
Some merry little men. Folded card, 54
by 3% inches. $0.10. © Dec. 19, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 419456.
calendar and Lear’s fore-
cast, 1916. [12] p. illus., ports.,
map. fol. $0.05. [Text parallel to
binding] [S81
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419706; Frank S.
Schmid, Fort Wayne, Ind.
UNcLE Sam’s
UNDERWOOD (Drury) Top o’ the
morning. (Jn Chicago herald)
[882-893
Dec. 31, 1915. © Dec. 381, 1915; 1 c.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 421394.
Jan. 1;°1916: '‘@ Jan. 1, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
8, 1916; A 421399.
gan, 2, 2916. © Jan. 2; 1916; 1 c.,Jan.
3, 1916; A 421487.
Jan. 5, 1916. © Jan. 5, 1916; 1c. Jan.
6, 1916; A 421494.
Jan. 12, 1916. © Jan. 12,
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421671.
Jan. 14, 1916.
Jan. 15, 1916;
1iG; 1c
A 421718.
SS SES A
© Jan. 14, 1916; 1 a |
GROUP WT
900
UNDERWOOD (Drury )—Continued.
Jan 29 c91G. © Sans); *1916- 1 ec.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 421850.
gan. 20, 1916... ©. Jjan.,20, 1916. 1c.
Jan. 21, 1916; A 421874.
Tai oe Pole! “Geran. oo” toro ee eC:
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421979.
Ji aoe ONG 1) wanes Loeb.) a> ie:
Jan. 26, 1916; A 421988.
Jan 26. JOtG. .@© Jan. 2619165,41 ce.
gan. 27,-1916.; A 4226038.
jan. 29, 1916... © Jan...29. i916: 4 .e.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422082.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Union bank note co.*, Kansas City,
Mo. Monthly savings certificate.
Sheet, illus., 14 by 83 inches fold to
8vo. [894
© July 15, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417532.
U.S. para rubber works,* East Orange,
N. J. Bluco rubber specialties. 9,
[1] p. illus. 16mo. [895
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419672.
UNITED theatres co.*, Seattle. Profit
sharing bond, series Al, $1,000.00.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
17 by 11 inches. [896
© Nov. 19, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
20, 1915; A 417610.
VALENTINE (C. S.) Habits, care and
feeding of Indian runner ducks. (In
Philadelphia inquirer ) [S97
© Jan. 23, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
A 422108; Eugene McGuckin ©Co.,
Philadelphia.
VALENTINE & co.*, New York. Care of
the car. 4th ed. 24 p. col. illus.
16mo. [898
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 417627.
VANCOUVER, Wash. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Vancouver city and Clarke and Cow-
litz counties directory, 1916. v. 6.
Tacoma, Seattle [ete.] R. L. Polk
& co., ine., 1915. 346 p. Svo. $6.00.
[899
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420287; R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., Seattle.
[VAN DyKE (Henry) ] Christmas
ereetings from Heart’s Delight farm
[1915] 41. col. illus. 4to. [900
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 419750; William H.
Miner, Chazy, Wicks
37
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
901
VEHICLE year book, 1916. Philadel-
phia, Ware bros. company, 1916.
[366] p. illus. fol. $2.00. [901
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 4203893; Ware bros. co.,
Philadelphia.
WacGstarr (Henry C.)* Atlanta. Lum-
ber talks, by Cy Press [pseud.]
cover-title, 741. 8vo. [Text parallel
with binding] [902
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
28, 1915; A 419520.
WaLtpron (John J. T.) Law govern-
ing theatres, Sam Brown—Bill
Jones—dialogue. [7] p. 8vo. $0.10.
[903
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
6, 1916; A 419485; Chief pub. co.,
New York.
WALKER. bin» co*,. Penm: ‘Yan; No Y:
Walker bin system stops the leaks.
[Philadelphia, Pa., printed by Wm.
FF, Fell co., 1915] cover-title, 32 p
illus. 12mo. [904
© Dec. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
38, 1916; A 420217.
Warp (Mary Augusta Arnold)
Connie, by Mrs. Humphry Ward.
(In Cornhill magazine, Dee. 1915,
Jan., 1916) [905, 906
chap. 1, 2.) ..@'1 c« Dec. 24, 1915; A ad
int. 2538 ; pubd. Nov. 26, 1915
chaps so, 4. (Oi te. Jane 2k 1916 A ad
int. 3549; pubd. Dec. 22, 1915
© Mrs. Humphry Ward, Tiaor
WaRREN (J. D.) mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Supplement to Warren’s economical
catalogue of hardware store fixtures.
20 p. illus. obl. 16mo. [907
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 417714.
Lady
WARREN bros. co.*, Boston. Warren’s
portable asphalt plant. 28 p. illus.
obl. S8vo. [908
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff, Jan.
7, 1916; A 417658.
WASHBURN (Claude C.)* Duluth,
Minn. Verses, 2 p. 1, 3-26 numb. 1.
12mo. [909
© Dee '22, 1915+ 2 ce! Dee? 24
1915; aff, Jan. 6, 1916; A 419480.
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service, sheet no. 7, Jan. 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches. [910
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417682; Richard G. Was-
kow, Chicago.
pt.1,n.s., v.18
Watson (Mark S.) {911-914
Mexican peace only new form of brig-
andry. Article 11. © Jan. 18, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 20, 1916; A 421854.
Mexican peons will progress only by
force. Article 12. © Jan. 19, 1916;
1c. Jan. 21, 1916; A 421884.
Wilson policy in Mexico has cheapened
U. S. Final article. © Jan. 23, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 26, 1916; A 421993.
100,000 are starving in Mexico with more
to come: death rate 9,000 a month,
yet U. S. withdraws Red cross. ()
ai 11, 1916; 1 @ Jan, 13, 1916- &
421659.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune.].
© Chicago tribune and New York
sun, Chicago.
Watwoop (Arthur. William)* Vermil-
lion, S. Dak. Six poems and a short
story. 12 p. 16moer “$025, [915
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 ¢. and ak, fam
12, 1916; A 417720.
WEAVER (Willis)* Sealy, Tex. First
aid to seed corn. [6] p. folder.
Svo. [916
© Nov. 6, 1915; 2 e. Dee. 20,
1915; aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 419521.
WELSH (Ellwood B.)* Philadelphia.
Old Fishtown and _ Kensington.
[ Philadelphia, Pa., Printed by Welsh
and Lessig] 1916. 15 [1] p., port.,
24mo. $0.10. . [917
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419579.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. * [918-931
Abdication of the tyrant. © Jan. 18,
19164 1 ¢. Jan. 20-1916 as 421860.
Bachelor’s car. ee Jan. 28; 1916; fe
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422101.
Cello; '@ Dec. St, 91915 5") ey eae
1916; A 421427.
Governor’s engagement. @© Jan. 11,
19AG > 1. clan: 15, 1916; A 491649,
Bat; Gy -Dee.-29, 191) ; ee
1916; A 421420.
Her birthday gift. © Jan. 19, 1916: Le
Jan. 21, 1916; A 421868.
In lilac time. © Jan. 14, 1916; 1c. Jan.
17, 1916 3 & 421757:
Making a golfer overnight. © Dec. 30,
1915; 1 ¢. Jan: 8, 1916 5) A 429423.
Married life in the twentieth year. @
Jan. 11, 1916; Le: Jan, 13, JS16-
421650.
Professional man and his money. @ Dec
29, 1915 3 ec. Jan.) 3, L516: A 451421.
@ Jan. 28, 1916; 1 e.
A. 422102.
Jan. "Ss
Three mothers.
Jan. 31, 1916;
38
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 1, 1916
WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
Two yesterdays. © Dec. 30, 1915; 1 c.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 421422.
Unfortunate celebration. © Jan. 13,
iG 4 ¢. dan. 15, 1916;,A: 421727.
Why the trust company. -@© Jan. 19,
1916; 1 ec. Jan. 21, 1916; A 421867.
[Note : The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
WESTERN FARMERS almanac, 1916.
[89th year] Louisville, Ky., J. P.
Morton & company, ince. [1915] 76
p. illus. 8vo. $0.10. [932
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3. 1916; A 417508; John P. Morton
& co., ine., Louisville, Ky.
WESTERN REFERENCE & bond associa-
tion. Living endowment. [8] p.
12mo. [933
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 417719; J. I. Billman,
Kansas City, Mo.
WEstTsMITH (Henry)* Santa Monica,
Cal. Birthday greetings. Sheet, 8
by 6 inches. [934
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419562.
WHarton (Henry Morton)* Denver.
Homeward bound. Post card. 935
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417487.
WHETForRD (Edward D.)* Bethlehem,
Pa. Whetford log book for an-
chored thought, 1916. 23, [3], 366,
25-56 p. loose port. 24mo. $0.50°
[936
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
4, 1916; A 418315.
WuHuirte (FE. F.) Dispenser & carbon-
ator. January jottings. (Jn South-
ern pharmaceutical journal, Jan.,
1916) [937
© Dee. 31, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 3,1916;
A 421440; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
WHITE SEWING machine co.*, Cleve-
land. Advertising sales-service.
cover-title, 18 1. illus. 24mo.
(Form no. A. P. 32) [938
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419869.
WHITMAN (Stephen)* New York.
Children of hope. chap. 10-12. (In
Century, Jan., 1916) [939
© Jan. 20, 1916; 1 c@ Jan. 24,
1916; A 421924,
39
950
How to have health
and muscles like mine. (in New
York American) [940-942
Jan. 2.19916. (@ Jan. 2. 1916 "1 - ec Jan:
= 1916; A 421408.
Jan. i6, 191 G6 @-Jdan:-t6. 1916294 «
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421747.
Jan. 30, 1916. © Jan. 350. 49162 — 2 c.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422100.
© A. Merritt, “New York.
WILLIAMS (Clara Andrews) Jack and
Betty’s magazine. Feb., 1916. (In
Woman’s home companion. ) [943
© Jan. 15, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
A 421556; George Alfred Williams,
Summit, N. J.
WILLARD (Jess)
WILLMORE (Howson Edward) jr.* Chi-
cago. From amber to dynamo. pt.
13. Commutation. (Jn Brass world,
Dec., 1915) [944
© Dee. 23, 1915; ie Jan. 3, 1916 ;
A 421419.
WINWAL co.*, Rockford, Ill. Solution
of the button problem. 6 p._ illus.
16mo. [945
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1915; A 419627.
WITTL (Raymond)* Chicago. How to
play Wittl’s game of baseball. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 14 by 8 inches,
fold. to 8vo. [946
© Dee. 16,.1915 3 2 «2. Jan...14,
1916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425048.
Woop (T. W.) & sons*, Richmond.
Wood’s high grade seeds, 1916.
cover-title, 100 p. illus. (part col.)
4to. [947
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1916;
aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419569.
Worrtp almanac and_e encyclopedia,
1916. New York, The Press pub-
lishing co. (The New York world)
1915. clxiv, 896 p. illus., tables.
12mo. $0.25. [948
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 420155; Press pub. co.
(The New York world), New York.
Worvp’s star knitting co.*, Bay City,
Mich. Spring and summer catalog
no. 48. 80p. illus. 8vo. [949
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419635.
WricHt (Jacob William)* Pasadena,
Cal. Garden. cover-title, [8] p.
mounted port. 12mo. [950
© Dee 18, 1915; 2 ¢: Dee. 23,
1915; aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 417716.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
951 pt. I, n. s., v.13
Wright (Mary Louise) Managing | WricHt (Mary Louise)—Continued.
marriage. (Jn New York Evening Jan. 29, 1916. © Jan. 29, 1916; le.
mail) [951-956 Jan. 31, 1916; A 4220
Dec. 30, 1915. © Dec. 30, 1915; 1 ©. © Evening mail syndicate, inc.,
Jan. 3, 1916; A 421406. New York.
J 11, 1916. Jan. 11, 1916; 1 «.
7 an. 13, 1916; a ants 421646. ‘| YAWMAN & Erbe mfg. co.*, Rochester,
Jan. 13, 1916. ©, Jan. 18, 1916; 1 «. | N. Y. Record filing cabinets, gen-
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421740. eral catalog no. 919-E, Jan. 1, 1916.
Jan. 15, 1916. © Jan. 15, 1916; 1 «¢. ; _ illus. :
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421744. 2d ed. 88 p ee 4to [957
Jan. 28, 1916. © Jan. 28, 1916; 1 c. © Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 423093. 7, 1916; A 417648.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 340 contributions to periodi-
Cals) 0 ee 938
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions of
Mar. 4 T9009 eee ee eee 17
(c) Toreign *bovuks tn foreren jangndse 2. ee eee 2
957
BEASS C.
BECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
FOR ORAL: DELIVERY
Betres (Ambro)* Harrison, Id. Un-
civilized and the civilized creations,
as given by Moses. 56 numb. 1.
4to. Ms. [958
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1916; C 904.
FREEMAN (William Neeley)* Tiverton,
R. I. Overgovernment the need of
the hour. 16 ioose 1. 4to. Type-
written. [959
© 4 cep. 5, 1916; C 910.
Goopwin (William McAfee)* Wash-
ington. Christian science (church
policy vs. doctrine); popular the-
ology, and materia medica. Rev.
ed. 861. 4to. Multigraphed.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1916; C 893.
GrosE (Parlee Clyde)* McComb, O.
Scientific management on the farm.
5 numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
[961
= + ¢€. Jan. 20, 1916: C 905.
Hatt (BE. J.) & Summers (D. C.)*
Denver. Dialogue debate; wet versus
dry, Tom O’Neil, a saloonkeeper,
and a license commissioner, as given
by E. J. Hall and D. C. Summers.
32 p. 8vo. [962
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1915; C 906.
HENNESSY (John Joseph)* Marion, O.
Address delivered before the Ohio
association of master bakers mid-
winter convention, Akron, O., Jan.
19, 1916. 91. 4to. Typewritten.
[963
©1c. Jan. 19, 1916; C 907.
| KEEFE (John R.)* New York. Plan
for installing a two or three platoon
system in fire departments, which
will decrease the cost and increase
the efficiency. 8 1. 4to. Type-
written. [964
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1915; C 894.
KEELER (William Frederic)* New
York. Course in the development
of color vision (higher psychism)
Lesson no. 1-7. New York, Higher
thought correspondence school, 1915.
7 v. 4to. $Multigraphed. Con-
tents.—1. Introductory lesson.—2.
First steps in actual color seeing.—-
3. How to overcome difficulties in
vibrant color seeing.—4. How to see
your own color or the color that is
corelative.—5. Fundamentals of color
interpretation.—6. Color value.—7.
Location of colors and color forms.
[965-971
© 1c. each Dec. 30, 1915; C 897-
903.
KENNEDY (Frank) Romeo and Juliet,
in Hebrew. 4 numb. 1. 4to. Type-
written. [972
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; C 908; Gil-
bert Pealson, Cincinnati.
Nor (J. M.)* San Francisco. Dread-
naught of peace. 6 numb. 1. fol.
Multigraphed. [973
© 1 e. Feb. 3, 1915; C 909.
SEIBERT (Jonas S8S.)* New York.
Lights and shadows of New York
eily. dS numb. 1. 4to. Type-
written. [974
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; C 896.
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ADVERSARIES; drama in 4 acts, by C.
Coste. 4y. 4to. Typewritten. [975
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1916; D 42955;
Claire Coste, New York.
ALIMONY (THE) CLUB; 1 act playlet,
by Geraldine Sloane. [1], 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [976
© jie. Jan. 25, 1916; D 428388;
David H. Sloane, New York.
AMBASSADOR (THE); musical comedy
romance in 8 acts, by E. H. Hackley.
[Philadeiphia, Philadelphia tribune,
1916] 40 p. 16mo. [Libretto only]
FS
fa dian. 2.1916: 2 ec. Jan: 19,
1916; D 42795; Edwin H. Hackley,
Philadelphia.
AMERICA FIRST; drama of the present
time in 8 acts, by A. Chrostowski.
[98] p. 4to. Typewritten. [97S
ae € Jan, 15, 1916;,,D 42751;
Alphonse Chrostowski, New York.
playlet, by R. Danenbaum and
G. Goodmann. [2], 18 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [979
/ 2 @& Jan. 3, 1916; D 42743;
Roby Danenbaum & Gustav Good-
mann, New York.
AMERICAN (AN) GIRL; play in 4 acts,
bye. 6B. Purdie. - [132] p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [9SO
©) fe. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42717;
Francis Baillie Purdie, St. Joseph,
Mo.
ANY HOUSE; play in 8 acts, by O.
Davis and RK. H. Davis. [182] p.
4to. Typewritten. [981
ia.eG. dan. 15,1916; D 42774;
Owen Davis & Robert H. Davis,
New York.
ARCHIE’S HONEYMOON; farce in 3 acts,
wees a. yan... [1],. TL’ p... 4to.
Typewritten. [982
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42896;
Thomas A. Ryan, Yonkers, N. Y.
AT THE WINDOW; comedy in 1 act, by
Liliaw F. Chandler. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
Mrenchey itd. 10151) -46.ep. a2mo.
(On cover: French’s international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 314.) [983
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42663; Samuel French, New York.
AVENUE (THE); play in 1 act, by F.
Merrill. [1], 21 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [984
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1916; D 42851;
Fenimore Merrill, New York.
Bass; story of a street waif, play in
4 acts, by. W.. Hainer. ~ [1],..3—p.
4to. Typewritten. [985
©'-1 ‘e:\Jan: 29,1916; D: 42931;
Whitfield Hainer, Providence, R. I.
BEAUTY (THE) SEEKERS; play in 2
acts, by J. J. Lake. 2v. 4to. Type-
written. [986
© Adeexnlan. 718, 1916; D° 42787;
James J. Lake, Washington.
BEHIND THE SCREENS; touch of reel
life with accompaniments, book by
Arthur PP. Scott. lyries by. A. P;
Scott, H. E. Weese, J. E. Freeman
and Donald Scott, music by H. E.
Weese and J. E. Freeman. [Chi-
eago, Gunthorp Warren printing co.,
1915] 2 Dp. 1 Ovo: [987
©) “Deer sit * 19to= 2 oe." Tank 17,
1916; D 42781; University club of
Chicago, Chicago.
BEHOLD THY WIFE; play in 4 acts, by
W. H. Briggs. [Revised ed.] 4 v.
4to. Typewritten. [988
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1916; D 42844;
William Harlowe Briggs, New York.
BENEDICT ARNOLD; play in 4 acts, by
M. Nolan. [98] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [989
1 ec Jan. 28, 1916; D 42903;
Mary Nolan, New York.
43
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
990
BERNICE SALEM; play in 4 acts, by
Minnie Scheff and H. H. Hughes.
[185] p. 4to. Typewritten. [9390
© de Jan. 15.) 1916-D 427i3-
Mrs. J. S. Scheff, New York.
Betty; skuespil i 3 akter, af J. Mag-
nussen. Kjébenhavn og Kristiania.
‘Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk
forlag, 1915. 161 p.. 12mo. [991
©" Dee. 15, 191534. eo. dams 2a
1916; D 42810; Julius Magnussen,
Copenhagen.
BItLy AND THE BLIZZARD; play in 1
act, by A. D. Miller and J. R. Tut-
wiler. [38], 21 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[992
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42939;
Alice Duer Miller & Julia R. Tut-
wiler, New York.
Biack (THE) AND WHITE RACE; farce
in prologue and 8 acts, by A. M.
Lyon. 4 v. 4to. Typewritten. [993
© 1e¢. Dec. 24, 1915; D 42739;
Adelaide May Lyon, New York.
BLACKMAIL; play in 4 acts with a pro-
logue, by A. Rives (Princess Trou-
betzkoy). [174] p. 4to. Type-
’ written, [994
©, dic. Jana. Iie: Daag ak:
Amelie Rives ‘Troubetzkoy, New
York.
BoaATSWAIN’S (THE) MATE; comedy in
1 act and 2 parts, after W. W.
Jacobs’ story of that name, drama-
tized for music and composed by EH.
Smyth. London, Forsyth bros., Itd.,
1915. 26 p. 8vo. 1995
© Dee. 30, 1915; 1c. Jan. 7, 1916;
D 42676; Ethel Smyth, London.
Bonps (THE) OF INTEREST; comedy in
a prologue and 3 acts, from. the
Spanish of Jacinto Benavente, by
ds arey Underhill --- (6.20. ...¢i,. ihe
drama, no. 20, Nov., 1915.) [996
©. Nov..29, 1915-1 ¢., Jan. 3, 1916;
D 42630; John Garrett Underhill,
New York.
Boos (THE); miniature comedy in 2
scenes, by W. E. Seott. 19 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [997
©) 1 «@ Jan, 101910; 427271;
William Haward Scott, San Fran-
cisco.
Bounties (THE) OF THE KINGDOM;
fairy play, by E. E. C. Dunlop. [1],
23p. 4to. Typewritten. [998
@,.1,;c.. Beb. 2;. 1916; ID, 42940;
Evangeline Elizabeth Crowell Dun-
lop, Washington.
pL. 1, WS
BREAD; play in 1 act, by E. Broome.
[19] p. 4to. Typewritten. [999
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1916; D 42922;
Elizabeth Broome, East Orange,
pr
BRYAN TO PROVIDENCE; original comedy
with specia! song numbers in 1 act
and 2 scenes, book, lyrics and musie
by Jack Burnett. 12 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only.] [1000
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1916; D 42944;
Milze Derden Chance, Bryan, Tex.
CAMP KEEP-OFF; comedy in 2 acts, by
Hilliard Booth. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1915. 28 p. 12mo. (On cover:
French’s international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors,
no;..319=) [1001
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42662; Samuel French, New
York.
CHALK-LINE (THE) ; comedy, by C. W.
Tackenberg. [3], 20 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1002
© 1 ¢ Feb. 2; 1916; D* 42928;
Charles William Tackenberg, Cin-
einnati.
CHARM (THE) OF LIFE; play in a pro-
logue, 4 acts and. an epilogue, by
Amend Robertson. [5], 94 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1003
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1916; D 42848;
Marguerite Robertson, New York.
CHILDREN’S (THE) MESSAGE; by Mrs.
M. P. Higgins. [11] p. 8vo. Printed.
[1004
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2.¢. Jan. 14,1916;
D 42762; Mrs. Milton Prince Hig-
gins, Worcester, Mass.
CuiLp’s (THE) BOOK OF PLAYS; Mother
Goose in pantomine, by Elsie Wil-
liamson Phifer; drawings by. E.
Marie Atkinson. Boston, New York
[ete.] Educational publishing com-
pany [1915] 111 p. illus, diagrs.
Svo. [1004*
© Dee. 14, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
27,1915; A 418199; Educational pub.
co., Boston.
CHOCOLATE (THE) BRIDE; episode of
love interrupted at the altar, by J.
McCree. [1], 18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1005
© 1 ec... Jan.. 6, 1916;, D 42658:
Junie McCree, New York.
d+
St
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
Bro. 1, 1916
CHOCOLATE (THE) GIRL; play in 3 acts,
by A. Hovey-King. 65 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1006
© 1c. ‘Jan. 31, 1916; D 42916;
Alvin Hovey-King, Boston.
CHRISTMAS AT THE RANCH; play in 1
act by Kay Muir [pseud. of M. P.
Smith]. [1], 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1007
© 1 ce Jan. 19, 1916; D 42932;
Mary Pierce Smith, Los Angeles.
Crry (THE); a modern play of
American life in three acts, by Clyde
Fitch. Boston, Little, Brown, and
company, 1915. 4 p. 1. p. 451-636.
12mo. $1.00. [1007*
© Nov. 18, 1915; 2 c and aff. Nov.
15, 1915; A 4204387; Little, Brown
and company, Boston, and Alice M.
Fitch, New York.
CLATRE-DE-LUNE; play in 38 acts, by
Baroness von Hutten and Marie An-
derson. 38v. 4to. Typewritten.
[1008
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1916; D 427380;
Baroness B. von Hutton & Marie
Stuart Maitland Anderson, London.
CLEOPATRA; opera in 4 acts, book by
Louis Payen, music by Jules Mas-
senet, English translation by Martia
Leonard. New York, G. Schirmer
meen fl So hp... Svo. (G.
Schirmer’s collection of opera-libret-
tos. ) [1009
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
D 42639; G. Schirmer, New York.
CoDE OF THE MOUNTAINS; 1 act play,
by L. W. Pedrose. 17 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1010
aac, Jan.17, 1916; D-. 42780;
Lawrence William Pedrose, Seattle.
CoHEN AND HIS coIN; vaudeville
sketch, by O. Shafter. [1], 7p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1011
© i/c..Jan. 5, 1916; D 42649;
Otto Shafter, Brooklyn.
ConquEstT (THE); 1 act playlet, by
Geraldine Sloane. [1], 21 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1012
© 1c Jan. 24, 1916; D 42829;
David H. Sloane, New York.
CONVINCED; or, Just like his father,
comedy in 8 acts, by Mary Lackeye
Jackson. [102] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1013
(step) Jam. (15;,.19163..D. 42771;
Mrs. F. H. Jackson, Euclid, O.
45
27391—16—4
1022
CORNERED; comedy sketch, by F. L.
Whittier. [1]. 17 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1014
Ct Gerjan 5419. ASG SD 42793;
Frank L. Whittier, New York.
CRADLE (THE) SONG; play in 1 act, by
A. Metzger. [1], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1015
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1916; D 42710;
Adrian Metzger, San Francisco.
Critic (THE) ; or, An opera rehearsed,
opera in 2 acts, text by Richard
Brinsley Sheridan, arranged for the
opera by L. Cairns James and the
composer, music by Charles VY. Stan-
ford. Libretto. London, Boosey &
co., 1915. 382 p. 8vo. [1016
© Dee. 18, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
D 42635; Boosey & co., London.
CULPRITS (THE); comedy drama in 1
act, by Alan Storm [pseud. of G.
Lipkind |: El; 1% pe > 4to.* "Eype-
written. [1017
© 1-¢e Jan, 12) 19iG: DD. 4A2723:
Goodman Lipkind, New York.
CurRSE (THE) OF A NATION; drama in
38 acts and 9 scenes, by Barry Gray.
[42] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1018
© 1c Jan. 22, 1916; D 42820;
James J. Brown, Linwood, N. J.
drama in 8 acts, sequel to Ten
nights in a barroom, by R. W.
Smiley. [96] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1019
© 1..¢ 95an. 10, dOIG ss. 42714:
Robert W. Smiley, Philadelphia.
Daisy (THE); play in 7 acts, by Os-
mond Shielingford. 2. v. Ato.
Typewritten. [1020
© 1 dan: ''29) 1916" D “42906;
John Bartlett, New York.
DaxoTa (A) wipow; comedy in 1 act,
by Grace Livingston Furniss. New
York, Samuel French: London, Sam-
uel French, Itd., 1915. 20 p. 12mo.
(On cover: French’s international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors, no. 316.) [1021
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42666; Samuel French, New York.
DANCING (THE) BACCHANTE; farce in
3 acts, by P. B. Sipe. [133] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1022
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1916; D 42836;
Paul B. Sipe, Pittsburgh.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1028
pt. 1, mss Vee
DAUGHTER (THE) OF THE SUN; Indian
play in 1 act, by A. Snowden. [6],
79 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1023
© 1c: Glan. : 22, 1996 ; dy 42821 -
Anne Snowden, Modesto, Cal.
Day (A) IN couRT; burlesque on a jus-
tice of the peace’s court, by J. C.
Powers. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
€o0., 1916.2 12-p.* 12mo; [1024
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 7, 1916;
D 42678; Jay Clay Powers, San An-
tonio.
DEMONSTRATOR (THE); auto play, in
face by lH bb. snemann ~ Tsai ps
4to. Typewritten. [1025
(O-d cs, Jam, 14, 19163 1D: 42763;
Herbert B. Ehrmann, Boston.
DrePrHs (THE); 1 act play, by H. W.
Dunning. [1], 27 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1026
©-l c. Jan. 3, 1916> 1 426298
Harold Woleott Dunning,
Switzerland.
Vevey,
Deespy (THE) witcH; play in 4.acts,
by M. Longhi. 55 p. fol. Type
written. [1027
© 1 ey dame, 1906: 1 22609"
Marion Longhi, Chicago.
DESERT (THE); or, Fata Morgana,
seenario for ballet in 2 scenes, by
L. Eyre. [6], 15 p. 4to. TLype-
written. [1028
© 1.¢ Dec. 27, 1915; D 42517;
Laurence Eyre, Philadelphia.
DESMOND’S BRIDE; or, Abbeyfeale,
play in 38 acts, by H. F. A. Foley.
[43] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1029
© 1 @ Jan. 21, 1916;:D 42803;
Edward F. Alfred Foley, Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
Do YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS; musical
comedy, book by D. O. Miller. [5],
30 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1030
© 1 exdan.) 27; 1916; .p 42954;
Daisy Orr Miller, New York.
Dr. EPSTEIN’S FIRST CASE; play in
1 act, by O. T. Johnsone. [16] p.
4to. Typewritten. [1031
©; Ane: Jan .d5,°19165,D 427725
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
Dr. WAHL; Skuespil i 3 akter med et
forspil og et efterspil, af H. Na-
thansen. Kj¢benhavn og Kristia-
nia, Gyldendalske boghandel, Nor-
disk forlag, 1915. 166 p. 12mo.
[1032
©: Oct.19, A91S401 “er Sa 1,
1916; D 42809; Henri Nathansen,
Copenhagen.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY; comedy in 1 act,
by A.‘ Hoftman...,{ahu26 7p. ee
Typewritten. [1083
© 1c Feb. 3, 1916; D 42947;
Aaron Hoffman, New York.
Dora THORNE; dramatic play in 4
acts, by J. W. Macready. [84] p.
4to. Typewritten. [1034
© 1 ¢« Jan, 24, 1916; Dp 42572
Darcy & Wolford, New York.
DosE (A) OF HELL; comedy, with
preface and the case for equality,
by M. I. Todd. New York, Mary
Ives Todd [1914] 58 p.. 12mo.
[1035
© Apr. 17, 1914; 2 Decses
1915; D. 42728; Mary Ives Todd,
Brookly i.
DoWwN SUWANEE WAY; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by G. J. Crawley. [82] p.
fol. Typewritten. [1036
© 1c Jan. 29, 1916; D 42911;
George J. Crawley, Irondale, Mo.
Drees; play in 1 act, by Eva Wil-
liams and Mark Swan. [tS].
4to. Typewritten. [1037
© 1c Feb. 3, 1916; D 42942;
Mark E. Swan, New York.
Dusty (THE) PATH; play in 1 act,
by Wilfred T. Coleby. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French,. ltd, 1915.-: 23 p. 7a
[10388
© -Dec.. 30, 1915; 1.c Jam 48,
1916; D 42790; Samuel French, |td.,
London.
EASY MONEY; original farce in 3 acts,
by Anton Oelgoetz. 89 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1039
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1915+ D 42672 --A
W. Oelgoetz, Columbus, O.
EIGHT-HAND (AN) REEL;
acts, by: HE. Cy Randall” (iariew
4to. Typewritten. [1040
©.1.¢ Jan. -3, 1916;> D 42650.
Ethel Claire Randall, Chicago.
farce in 4
FIGHTEEN; play in 1 act, by Kay
Muir [pseud. of M. P. Smith]. [1],
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1041
© 1 ec. Jan. 19, 1916; °D 42933:
Mary Pierce Smith, Los Angeles.
EMANUEL; play in 4 acts, by K. B.
Miller. [129] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1042
©.1 ec. Feb. 3, 1916; D 42022-
Katherine Browning Miller, New
York.
46,
no. 1, 1916
EXMPEROR
act, by F. A. Frost. [1], 21 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [1043
@© 1 ¢« Jan..3, 1916; D 42636;
Francis Alvan Frost, New York.
dramatic operatic sketch
in 1 act, by G. G. White. [12] p.
8vo. Typewritten. [1044
@ 1 c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 42814;
George Gordon White, New York.
ESPANITA;
EXPECTATIONS; or, Just two, comedy
in 1 act, by E. Hopkins and H. Har-
rington. [2],19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1045
© i c¢. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42934;
Ldwin Hopkins & Hazel Harrington,
New York.
Farrin’s (THE) CHRISTMAS; [play in
83 acts] by A. H. Clement. 22 p.
12mo. Printed. [1046
© 1c. Dee. 30, 1915; D 42764;
Anna H. Clement, Marinette, Wis.
FsRIBOL; vaudeville en 1 acte et 2 ta-
bleaux, par Mauprey et Pougaud,
mise en scéne de Jules Favart.
Paris, C. Joubert [1915] 59 p. 8vo.
[1047
Serieece t6, 1915: 1 ¢« Dec. 30,
1915; YD 42632; C. Joubert, Paris.
FATHER’S WAY; Comedy drama of
home life, by W. E. Scott. 21 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1048
om £ @ Jan. 10, 1916; D 42720;
William Edward Scott, San Fran-
cisco.
FEAR (THE) MARKET; play in 4 acts
with a prologue, by A. Rives (Prin-
cess Troubetzkoy). 5 v. 4to. Type-
written. [1049
i te. Jan. 6, 1916; D 42659;
Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy, New
York.
FEATHERHEAD (THE); 8 act drama,
oe feos. Mel alis. [72] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1050
© 1c Jan. 19, 1916; D 42835;
Edwin Leslie McFalls, Hanover,
N. H
FIFTEEN MINUTES TO PACK; comedy
sketch, by T. Josselyn. [1], 10 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1051
© 1c. Jan. 12, 1916; D 42733;
Talbert Josselyn, Berkeley, Cal.
FirE (THE) TEST; Indian play, by
EK. T. Seton. [9] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1052
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1916; D 42839;
Ernest Thompson Seton, New York.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
1062
(THE) SPEAKS; play in 1] First (THE) STONE; drama in 3 acts,
by J. Swerling. [55] p. 4to.
written. [1053
Cds ce. Jane 2 AIG sy; D 42732 ;
Jo Swerling, Chicago.
Type-
FIVE BIRDS 1N A CAGE; play in 1 act, by
G. E. Jennings. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
ltt, 1915: °28 p. 12moer- (On cover’:
French’s acting ed. no. 2534.) [1054
© Dec. 30, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42661; Samuel French, ltd., Lon-
don.
FOR-RENT, FURNISHED; sketch in 1 act,
by, (Ax Bartlett. . Ey 44eeps2* Ato.
Typewritten. [1055
@°t ce Jan. 15." 1916: Py. 42769;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
FORBIDDEN (THE) GUEST; play in 1
act, by Cora Maynard [pseud. of
BAe Grifing, ah, 29yup. 25 4toz
Typewritten. [1056
(id .er. Jan. 20,1916; D 42799;
Emily Cora Griffin, New York.
FROM COTTAGE TO PALACE; play in 4
acts, by A:. M.: Brooks. [3], 16 p:
fol. Typewritten. [1057
© 1. Feb. 3, 1916; D 42949;
Anna Moldovan Brooks, Peoria, Ill.
I’ROM JEANS TO BROADCLOTH; play in 4
acts, DY WL. Gonennt” 50 "pp. , fol.
Typewritten. [1058
Of ¢. Jan. 6. 19i6: bP 426(0;
Marion Longhi, Chicago.
FROM THE SAME PLACE; dramatic play-
let in 1 act and 8 scenes, by Glen
L. Beveridge and F. Siegel. [12]
p. fol. Typewritten. [1059
© 1«¢ Jan. 20, 1916; D 42902;
Fred Siegel, Chicago.
GIRL (THE) AND THE SINNER; 4 act
society drama, by A. R. La Porte.
[54] p. fol. Typewritten. [1060
(Dot fis, aha. 2D, , L9G s, D: 42882 -
Addie R. La Porte, Syracuse, N. Y.
GIRL (THE) OF THE FLYING N; play in
4 acts, by G. J. Crawley. [83] p.
fol. Typewritten. [1061
Gy 2 .@ Jan: 29, 1916s *D 42907:
George J. Crawley, Irondale, Mo.
GirRL (THE) UP-STAIRS; comedy in 2
acts, by Gladys Ruth Bridgham.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & c@o.,
1916.» 21. p....12mo. [1062
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1916;
D 42681; Walter H. Baker & co.,
Boston.
. 47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1063
pt. I, i Ss Vows
GOLDEN (THE) BALL; juvenile musical
fantasy based on Grimm brothers
fairy tale, The frog prince, by L. K.
Been, music by Ruth D. Engstrom.
23 p. Svo. Printed. [Words only. ]
[1063
© Dee. 22, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1916;
D 42712; Lucy Kneeland Been, Cal-
umet, Mich.
GooD OLD DAYS; play in 2 scenes, by
Searl Allen and Chas. Doty. [1],
5p. 4to. Typewritten. [1064
©1c. Feb. 1, 1916; D 42924; John
Gleeson, Bertha & Fred Houlihan,
Trenton, N.. J.
Goopy-GooDY’s (THE) DAUGHTER; com-
edy in 1 act, by H. M. Graves. [1],
27 p. S8vo. Typewritten. [1065
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42904;
Harry M. Graves, New York.
GRAHAM OF THE NORTH WoopDs; 8 act
comedy drama, by G. J. Crawley.
[32] p. fol. Typewritten. [1066
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1916; D 42909;
George J. Crawley, Irondale, Mo.
GREATEST (THE) NATION; play in pro-
logue and 8 acts, by M. F. Crighton
and W. Elliott. [82] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1067
© f.¢ Jan. .8,,1916; DD 42726.
Marian F. Crighton & William ElI-
liott, New York.
GREEN (A) WOMAN; sketch in twenty
minutes, by H. T. Dimick. [8], 18 p.
fol. Typewritten. [1068
©O-tve san: 18; 1916: DD 42788:
Howard Thomas Dimick, Shreve- |
port, La.
GUINEVERE; play in 6 acts, by H. C.
Colwell. [149] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1069
C1 se. lan .S, 1916". 42711
Henry Clifford Colwell, Kittanning,
Pa.
HARLOW AND COMPANY, CRIMINALS;
play in 8 acts, by E. Chantler. 3 v.
4to. Typewritten. [1079
(©) dine.) dan. 12,-d916; BD 42738:
Everett Chantler, Pittsburgh.
HAUNTED (THE) BRIDE; a peep behind
the doors of a moving picture
Studio, “by J. -McOree.” T1],° 21 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1071
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 42800;
Junie McCree, New York.
48
HEART (THE) OF THE IMMIGRANT;
play, by C. F. Horner. 29 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1072
© 1 c. Jan. 14,°1916% D 426-7
Chas. F. Horner, Kansas City, Mo.
HEARTS DESIRE; drama in 1 act, by
G. HE. Crater, jr. 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1073
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1916; D 42786;
George E. Crater, jr., Brooklyn.
HER FIRST NIGHT MARRIED; vaudeville
drama, by B. Glynn. 8 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [1074
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 42945;
Billee Glynn, San Francisco.
HigHway (THE) TO LOVE; play in 3
acts, by H. A. McAnarney. 116 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1075
© 1c Jan. 31; 1916) Dp 429Ks;
Henry A. McAnarney, Baltimore.
HIS FATHER’S WILL; play in 1 act, by
A. Du Lany. 4 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1076
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1916; D 42805;
Albert Du Lany, Chicago.
Honor (THE) cross; play of 1 act,
by M. E. Lee. 11 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1077
©'> 1 ec. Jan: 15, 1916: BD 42%er-
M. EK. Lee, St. Louis.
HovussE (THE) WITH THE GREEN BLINDS}
4 act melodrama, by A. R. La Porte.
[54] p. fol. Typewritten. [1078
© 1¢ Jan. 25, 1916: WD 44eae0
Addie R. La Porte, Syracuse, Wee
HuMAN (THE) HUNTER; fantasy drama,
by. I.. Propper. 4 p. fol,=eype.
written. [1079
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1916; D 42804;
Isidor Propper, Detroit.
HUMAN PARASITES; play in 4 acts, by
M. S. Watts. [2], 61 p. fol. Type-
written. [1080
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 4Z38025
Mary S. Watts, Kansas City, Mo.
IN SELF DEFENSE; a crumb from the
under crust, by W. C. Dunean and
C. W. De Rose. [22] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1081
@© 1 ¢« ‘Jan. 26, 1916; DB Azea0-
William Cary Dunean & Chas. W.
De Rose, New York.
IN SPITE OF THE LAW; play in 4 acts,
by A. C. H. Howze. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten, [1082
© 1.¢. Jan: 15, 1916;>D, 4270-
Anne ©. H. Howze, Washington.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1916
IN THE KINGDOM OF NATURAL LOVE;
whimsically humorous musical spec-
tacle, book and lyrics, by D. HEH.
Davenport. [16] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only.] [1083
© 1c Jan. 24, 1916; D 42842;
Delbert Essex Davenport, Philadel-
phia.
INNOCENCE AND EXPERIENCE; dramatic
offering with musical numbers in 1
act, by T. J. Baston. 7p. fol. Type-
written. [1084
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42716;
Thornton J. Baston, San Francisco.
INSURED; play in 1 act, by M. M.
Townley. 15p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1085
i £ « Jan. 7, 1916; D 42675;
Morris M. Townley, Chicago.
INTUITION; part 2, sketch, by A. B.
Foans. 7 p. 4to. Typewritten.
: [1086
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1916; D 42744;
Andrew B. Foans, New York.
JACKS UP; play in 1 act, by G. Richard-
son and J. Neilson. [1], 13 p. 4to.
Typewritten, [1087
ert ec fan. 12.°1916: 1D. 42741;
Grace Richardson & Jeanne Neilson,
New York.
JOHN FERGUSON; play in 4 acts, by S.
G. Ervine. New York, Macmillan
company [1915] 113 p. 12mo. [1088
eter 0, 1915; 1 e.iJan: 113,
1916; D 42830; St. John G. Ervine,
Dublin, Ireland.
JUST A WIFE; play in 1 act, by E. Law-
son and E. Polini. [3], 33 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1089
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1913; D 42948;
Eleanor Lawson & Emelie Polini,
New York.
KITCHEN CALLERS; comedy sketch, by
T. Josselyn. [1],10 p. 4 to. Type-
written. [1090
© 1 ec. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42894;
Talbert Josselyn, Berkeley, Cal.
Kwockine (THE) ON THE pDooR; play
a 4, act. by Edith Thain. [2], 26
p. 4to. Typewritten. [1091
© 1.c. Jan. 15, 1916; D 42766;
Edith Isobel Thain, New York.
LACKING CONSCIENCE; crinoline comedy
in 4 acts, by U. Keene. 4 v. 4 to.
Typewritten. [1092
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1916; D 42853;
Ursula Keene, New York.
49
1101
LADDE; play in 8 acts, by W. N. Day.
[2],19 p. 8vo. Typewritten. [1093
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1915; D 42667;
William N. Day, Spokane, Wash.
Lapy GoDIVA’S RIDE; vaudeville sketch,
by M. T. Middleton. [18] p. 16 mo.
Typewritten. [1094
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; D 42784;
Milton T. Middleton, New York.
LADY (THE) OF THE OPERA HOUSE;
play in 1 act, by F. Cannon. [14]
p. 4 to. Typewritten. [1095
© 1 ce. Jan. 14, 1916; D 42759;
Fanny Cannon, New York.
LAH-Y’ SHAW-RIEM TEHILAW (MOSES
HAYM LUZZATTO’S) (Praise for
righteousness) ; tr. from the Hebrew
by Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein and
Rebecea Fischel. New York, Bloch
publishing company, 1915. 55 p. 16
mo: $0.35. [1095*
© Mar. 6, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
19, 1915; A 414676; Herbert S. Gold-
stein, New York.
LEAP YEAR MATRIMONIAL BUREAU;
sketch, by Louie W. Bogner. [2],
10 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1096
© 1c Feb, 2;-1916;"D 42929-
B. M. Berg, Rochester, N. Y.
LEGITIMATE; drama in 4 acts, by J.
Slavit. [64] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1097
©? 2 ©. Fan. 22) 1916) D: 42815;
Joseph Slavit, Brooklyn.
LEMON (THE) OR THE PEACH? incident
of New York life, by A. Colby. [1],
14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1098
© 1e Jan. 5, 1916; D 42648;
Archie Colby, New York.
LIGHTHEART; child’s play, by J. D.
Abbott. [8], 22 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1099
© 1e. Feb. 1, 1916; D 42926;
Jane Drake Abbott, Buffalo.
LILLITH; comedy in 38 acts, by A.
Mixon. [104] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1100
(cy 1 .¢.’ Jan, 5, 1916: Did 2647:
Ada Mixon, Washington.
LosING ELoise; modern comedy in 38
acts, by I. Jackson. [197] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1101
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 427138;
Fred Jackson, New York.
CATALCGUE
1102
LOST CLAIM 13; or, His little pal, play
in 4 acts, by G. J. Crawley. [29] p.
fol. Typewritten. [1102
© 1« Jan. 29, 1916; D 42910;
George J. Crawley, Irondale, Mo.
Porous. CPan) “Lity; 1 act. drama sor
women, by EH. M. Unsell and E. M.
Riley. [1], 10 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1103
©) Ac. Fan. 2h t91G: DD A280rs
Eva M. Unsell & Edna M. Riley,
New York.
LOVERS’ LANE; a play in four acts, by
Clyde Fitch. Boston, Little, Brown,
and company, 1915. 2p. 1, p. [213]-
405. 12mo. $1.00. [LLOS*
Novy.cdsy 191576:2, en andy cait.
Nov. 15, 1915; A 4204389; Little,
Brown, and company, Boston, and
Alice M. Fitch, New York.
MAD WITH THE HEAT; farce comedy,
by: B. oe Osborne: +) (52 ie «to.
Typewritten. [1104
Cy 1 e) dan. 17... 1916s: 427e5*
Bertha Hoover Osborne, Washing-
ton.
Man (THE); 1 act comedy-drama, by
M. Cherney. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1195
© 2e. Jani 17) 1916+ Di 42082*
Maurice Cherney, Brooklyn.
Man (THE) IN RED; fantastic comedy
novelty, by John B. Hymer. [1],
17 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1106
© 1 ¢ Jan. 22, 1916; D 42843;
Eleanor Hymer, New York.
Man’s (A) GAME; play in 8 acts, by
Owen Davis. [106] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1107
©) ec: Wan. "20, 1916) D 542791:
Darcey & Wolford, New York.
MARMORET SOM sOovV; [sSkuespil i 4
akter] af Hjlert Bjerke. Kristiania,
H. Aschehoug & co. (W. Nygaard)
1915. “3p LF 146 p. .12mo. [1108
© Nov. 19, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 8, 1916;
D 42811; H. Aschehoug & co., Chris-
tiania.
Mater Donoroso; play in 1 act, by EK.
Randolph and T. G. Springer. 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1109
©) ee dan.-24.) 19163" DP 42825;
Edith Randolph & Thomas Grant
Springer, New York.
o0
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 5, S.,'¥. ae
MELMOTH THE WANDERER; play in 5
acts, by G. Davidson and J. Koven.
Boston, Poet Lore company; To-
ronto, Copp Clark co., limited,
[1915]. 1p.1,179 p. 12mo. (Amer-
ican dramatists series. ) [1110
© Jan. Li, 19163~-2 c. Janes
1916; D 42776; Gustav Davidson &
Joseph Koven, New York.
MeEtopy (THE) MAKERS; vaudeville
sketch in 1 act, by V. M. Haberle.
[2],16 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1111
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42789;
Vera Marie Haberle, New Haven.
MEMORIES ;
mr drama in 4 acts, by B.
Hail.
[2],115 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1112
© 1: ¢. Jan. 14, 19167) 43i5e.
Barton Hall, Kansas City, Mo.
MipnigHt (THE) MASQUERADERS; OF
Brown’s left town, 1 act musical
comedy, by F. L. Griffiths. [1], 25
p. 4to. Typewritien. [Words only]
[1113
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1916; D 42953; Fred
L. Griffiths, San Antonio.
MrracE; play in 3 acts, by E. HE. Keays
and R. Sherwin. [74] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1114
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1916; D 423837
Hmery Keays & Ross Sherwin, Great
Neck, N. Y.
Mrs. RITTER APPEARS; comedy in 1 act,
by G. Kelly. [8], 39 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1115
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 42601;
George Kelly, Philadelphia.
MonSIEUR RENAUD; comedy drama in
4 acts, by HK. B. Lewis and J. Ruben.
[37] p. foi. Typewritten. [1116
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1916; D 42905;
Eugene B. Lewis & Jose Ruben, Los
Angeles.
MooNLicgHt Mary; play in 8 aets, by
G. V. Hobart. [109] p. 4to. Type-
written. {1117
© 1. c. Jan. 14, 1916: 2 427Ge-
George Vere Hobart, Pelham Manor,
NAY.
MotTHer (THE) OF A MAN; play in 1
act, by A. Marshall. [2], 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1118
© 1e Jan. 29, 1916; D 42914;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
MovseE; play in 3 acts, by E. Knob-
lauch. 3 v. 4to. Typewritten.
[1119
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1916; D 42650; Hd-
ward Knoblauch, London.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1916
MURDER WILL OUT; dramatic incident
in 4 portions and 1 scene, by R. E.
Hausrath, jr. [1],10p. 4to. Type-
written. [1120
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1916; D 42824; R.
E. Hausrath, jr., San Francisco.
My LADY’S DRESS; a play in three acts,
by Edward Knoblauch, with an in-
troduction by Frank Chouteau
Brown. Garden City, N. Y., Double-
day, Page & company, 1916. xxvi,
Pa, 265,19) ps 12mo. $0.75
[1120*
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 420399; Edward Knob-
lauch, London.
My MOTHER’S ROSARY; dramatic play
in 4 acts, by Owen Davis. [95] pb.
fol. Typewritten. MayAS
© 1e. Jan. 24, 1916; D 42828;
Darey & Wolford, New York.
MYSTERIOUS (THE) STRANGER; play in
= 2eus, by J. Jarrow: [S87] p.
Typewritten. [1122
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1916; D 42840;
Joseph Jarrow, New York.
NAMELESS (THE) ONE; play in 8 acts,
by Anne Cleveland Cheney. New
York, Frederick A. Stokes company
boro) 4G pp. fT. - 151 p. 12mo.
PEI2S
Pate 1) 1916-2 cc. Jan. 13,
1916; D 42746; Frederick A. Stokes
company, New York.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MEN OF GLORY;
historical comedy-drama in 5 acts,
8 scenes, by F. Kleber. [104] p.
4to. Typewritten. [1124
if ee Jan. 13; 1916; D 42750:
Frank Teipe Kleber, Chicago.
NEVERTHELESS ;
Walker.
interlude, by S.
22 p. S8vo. Typewritten.
[1125
fic. Jan. 5, 1916; D° 42654;
Stuart Walker, New York.
New (THE) HOMESTEAD; new drama
im > acts, by H. L. Dixson. [3],
46 p. fol. Typewritten. [1126
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1916: D 42822:
Harry Lester Dixson, Northfield,
Minn.
NEw (THE) SCHOOL-MA’AM; Sketch in
1 act, by G. H. McArthur. Boston,
Walter H. Baker & co., 1916. 11 p.
12mo. [1127
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1916;
D 42679; G. H. McArthur, Boston.
o1
tol 4
1136
NicgHt (THE) BEFORE; Scottish do-
mestie comedy in 8 acts, by H.
Lauder. 3 v. 4to. Typewritten.
[1128
24, 1915; D 426387;
New York.
Or te. Dee
Harry Lauder,
NiTANA; opera in 8 acts, libretto by
A. Post, music by Umberto Vesci.
[46] p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only ] [1129
©, ties sJan, 10.1916? Dp 42715 -
Augustus Post, New York.
NO SMOKING ALLOWED; play in 1 act, by
O. T. Johnsone. [16] p. 4to. Type
written [1130
©, A es Jan Als, AGIG= D420 773 5
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
No TRESPASSING; play in 8 acts, by Ev-
elyn Gray Whiting, Boston, Walter
H. Baker & co., 1916. 56 p. 12mo.
[1131
© Jan-> 1;.1916% 2. \¢... Jan. 3f 1916
D 42634; Evelyn Whiting Card, Win-
throp, Mass.
Nor FOR SALE; melo-comedy in 8 acts,
by William Revest. [96] p. 4to.
Typewritten. {1132
“Oc. Jan’ 12% 1916; DpA2T3S: W.
Carl Raue, Philadelphia.
Not In; comedy episode, conceived and
written by LeRoy MacNicol. [8], 15
p. 4to. Typewritten. LISS
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1915; D 42642; Le-
Roy Vincent MacNicol, New York.
OBERGN AND TITANIA; adaptation of the
fairy scenes in Shakespeare’s A mid-
summers night’s dream, by Frances
BE. Clarke. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
lid., 1915; 15 p. 12me0. (Om-cever:
French’s international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors,
no. 320. ) [1134
© Dec., 30, 1915; 2.c. Jan. 8, 1916;
D 42709: Samuel French, New York.
OnIo (THE) LADY; play in 4 acts, by
N. B. Tarkington and Julian Street.
[2], 179 p. Svo. Printed. [1135
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 428138; N.
Booth Tarkington, New York.
Oup Britt RocERS; rural comedy playlet
invd veck by, A. Holman, « fhJy-9, p.
4to. Typewritten. [1136
© 1e). Jan. 10,:1916;.D 42722;
Harry Holman, New York.
CATALOGUE
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, pn. s., v.13
1137
ON PROBATION; in 1 act, by H. C. Kas-
tenbaum. 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1137
© 1c Jan. 14, 1916; D 42761;
Harry Clay Kastenbaum, New York.
ON WITH THE DANCE; dancing novelty
in 8 acts, by B. W. B. Rainger. [1],
db4p. 4to. Typewritten. [11388
©. 1 cGxJdan.,.5,, 1916; . 1.42655;
Bertha Weston Bright Rainger, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
OnE (A) MAN VAUDEVILLE SHOW;
eomedy sketch, by J. Cook. 4 p.
fol. Typewritten. [1139
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1916; D 42725; Joe
Cook, Lake Hopatcong, N. J.
PAINTED ILLUSIONS; comedy skit, by E
Hoffmann. 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1140
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; D 42380;
Eberhard Hoffmann, New York.
Pam (A) oF sAcKs; farce-comedy in
1 act, by Frank X. O’Leary. [1],
19 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1141
©.4.-e: Jan. 20, 19164*2)) 42797:
Francis Xavier O’Leary, Brooklyn.
PANSY OF THE RIBBON COUNTER; comedy
sketch, by Grace Bryan. [1], 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1142
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1916; D 42950;
Grace Lovell Bryan, Minneapolis.
PAULA; play in 1 act by A. N. Meyer.
14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1148
© 1.c. Dee. 29, 1915; D 42847;
Annie Nathan Meyer, New York.
PEDDLER (THE); play in 1 act, by M.
H. Lyman. 6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1144
© d+e“san: 10, 1916:.D 42817:
Marie H. Lyman, Philadelphia.
PEOPLE’S (THE) FRIEND; monologue, by
A. Hoffman. [1], 30 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1145
fe) Asc. Sam.) 1S 2 19) A?
Aaron Hoffman, New York.
PERFUME (THE) SHOP; odoriferous
comedy, by Junie McCree. [1], 17 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1146
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1916; D 42855;
Harry Lutton, New York.
PERHAPS: comedy in 1 act, by Grace
Livingston Furniss. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, ltd.,°1915. 18 p. 12mo.
(On cover: French’s international
copyrighted ed. of the works of the
best authors. no. 317.) [1147
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42665; Samuel French, New York.
PLAN (THE) AND THE MAN; play in 4
acts, by A. S. Eagan and M. VY. Sam-
uels. [1386] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1148
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1916; D 42704;
Aiberta S. Eagan & Maurice V.
Samuels, New York.
PLAYMATES; comedy, by D. H. Wal-
lace. [1], 51 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1149
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1916; D 42644;
David Harold Wallace, New York.
POMEGRANATE (THE) SEEDS; play for
children, by E. Guerrier. 3 p. (Jn
S. H. G. news, v. 4, no. 1, Nov. 138,
1915.) [1150
© Nov. 20, 1915; 1 e¢ Dee. 30,
1915; D 42845; Edith Guerrier, Bos-
ton.
—— (concluded) play for children, by
EX. Guerrier. 3p. (Jn §. E. G. news,
v. 4, no. 2, Dee. 11, 1915.) [1151
© Dec. 18, 1915; 1 e« Dee. 30,
1915; D 42846; Edith Guerrier, Bos-
ton.
PREROGATIVE (THE) or PEGGY; drama
in 8 acts, by R. C. Sheldon. [74] p.
4to. Typewritten. [1152
© 1c Feb. 4, 1916; D 42952;
Ruth Church Sheldon, Hempstead,
NEY.
PRESIDENT (THE) OF PONGEE; musical
satire in 2 acts, by W. Clapp. [132]
p. fol. Typewritten. { Words
only] [1153
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1916; D 42646;
Woodbridge Clapp, Washington.
PRINCIPLES; 4 act drama, by G. G.
Glick. [54] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1154
© 1c Dec. 17, 1915; D 42672;
George Gordon Glick, St. Paul.
PRIZE ESSAY; or, Boy wanted, by Edith
F. &. U. Painton. Chicago, Beckley-
Cardy company [1916] 27 p. 12mo.
$0.25. [1155
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419897; Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
PropicaL (THE) DAUGHTER; rural
drama, by A. A. Fisher. 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1156
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1916; D 42729;
Albert A. Fisher, Portland, Or.
PROPHET (THE) OF GOOD LUCK; his-
torical 4 act play, by B. C. Ruggles.
44 p. 12mo. Printed. [1157
© Dec. 22, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 28,
1915; D 42808; Bernard Clinton
Ruggles, Oakland, Cal.
D2
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1916
ProposaAL (THE); specialty or playlet
in 1 scene, by Frank A. Burt [pseud.
of A. Berek]. [1],5p. 4to. Type-
written. [1158
© 1c Jan. 8, 1916; D 42706;
Augustus Berek, Brooklyn.
PUSHING TO THE FRONT; play in 1 act,
by E. Von Hampton and J. Shriner.
6 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1159
© 1 « Dec 31, 1915; D 42818;
Earle Von Hampton & Joe Shriner,
New York.
Q:; farce in 1 act, by Stephen Leacock
and Basil Macdonald Hastings.
New York, Samuel French; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1915. 23 p.
12mo. (On cover: French’s acting
ed. no. 2459.) [1160
MiMee. 30; 1915; 1 -c:. Jan. 14,
1916; D 42753; Samuel French, Itd.,
London.
RACEKAMP (EN); skuespil i 8 akter,
af Bernt Lie. Kristiania, H. Asche-
houg & co. (W. Nygaard) 1915.
ae f 121 p.° 12mo. [1161
© Dec. 6, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1916;
D 42748; H. Aschehoug & ©@o.,
Christiania.
RACHEL; drama in 38 acts, by A. W.
Grimké. [116] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1162
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1916; D 42946;
Angelina Weld Grimké, Washing-
ton.
RACHEL Vour; play in 4 acts, by P.
Kester. [2], 90 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1163
ec gan, 12 1916: D 42734;
Paul Kester, Alexandria, Va.
REAPERS (THE); 1 act drama for man,
by Eve Unsell. 11 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1164
i LL ¢@.. Keb. 4, 1916: D. 42951;
Eva M. Unsell, New York.
REASON’S FOLLY; play in 1 act, by E.
a bannvart, (2), 11° p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [1165
© 1 ce. Jan. 19, 1916; D 42792;
Kugene J. K. Bannvart, Philadel-
phia.
RECALLED; comedy dramatic epilogue,
by C. R. Warren. [88] p._ fol.
Typewritten. [1166
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42849;
Charles R. Warren, San Francisco.
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Respect (THE) FOR RICHES; comedy
in 4 acts, by W. Devereux. 4 v. 4to.
Typewritten. [1167
© 1c Feb. 2, 1916; D 42936:
William Devereux. New York.
REVELATION (THE); play of fantasy
and fact in 3 acts, by S. Toler.
[118] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1168
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1916; D 42749;
Sidney Toler, Cape Cottage, Me.
RicH (THE) Mr. GrinsBurG; natural
comedy, by A. Colby. 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1169
© 1. ¢. Web..1; 1916: D 42923:
Archie Colby, New York.
RILEY; comedy in 1 act, by H. D. Lev-
inson, 15 p. (Jn The review, v. 11,
no. 2, Dee. 1915.) [1170
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ec. Dee. 80,
1915; D 42641; Herman D. Levin-
son, Philadelphia.
Ringe (DER) DES POLYKRATES; heitere
oper in 1 akt, nach einer lustspielidee
des H. Teweles, musik von Prich
Wolfgang Korngold. Mainz, B.
Schott’s s6hne [1915] 40 p. 12mo.
fa a ly @
© Dec. 4, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1916;
D 42677; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
ROADHOUSE (THE) IN ARDEN; a whim-
Sicality, by P. Moeller. [1], 26 p.
4to. Typewritten. fn Ia 4
© @ Jan. 12;1916:; D 42740:
Philip Moeller, New York.
RosiTa; romantic comedy in 1 act, by
A. Colby. 23 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1173
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42930;
Archie Colby, New York.
SANCTUARY; drama in 1 act, by R. B.
Hennessy. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1174
©-1 ec. Jan, 29,1916; D 42918;
Roland Burke Hennessy, New York.
ScHEemMers (THE); comedy playlet, by
M. Cherney. 18 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1175
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; D 42783;
Maurice Cherney, Brooklyn.
SCIENCE oF Gop; psychological drama
in a prologue and 8 acts, by John St.
John. 4 v. 4to. Typewritten.
[1176
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42718;
John Rayner, New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
[1187
1177
Secrer (THE) SIN; 4 act comedy | Snow Brrps; dramatic act in 3 scenes,
drama, by J. Montague. [134] p. by Mrs. L. Bates. 16 p. 4to. Type-
4to. Typewritten. [1177 written.
© 1 ¢« ‘Jan. -7, 1916; BD 42674;
John Montague, New York.
SECRETARY (THE); play in 8 acts; by
T. McKean. 38yv. 4to. Typewritten.
[1178
© dW caReb. 1, 1916;. D 42927;
Thomas McKean, Philadelphia.
SEE AMERICA FIRST; patriotic comic
opera in 2 acts, words by T. L. Riggs,
music by Cole Porter. [95] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [Words only. ] [1179
Ob e; Jan. SUS TOLG sD eae Se
T. Lawrason Riggs, Cambridge,
Mass.
SEVEN (THE) GIFTS; phantasy of
‘Nhristmas giving a pantomime, by
4. Walker. [38], 16 p. S8vo. Type-
written. [1180
© 1 ¢.. Jan, 10) 19165 D 42747.
Stuart Walker, New York.
SHE GOT AWAY WITH IT; comedy in 1
act, by A. J. Lamb. 2p. fol: Type-
written. [1181
© bt e Jan. 24, 19163 “D 42823:
Arthur J. Lamb, Chicago.
SHE, oF Mars; spectacular drama in 1
act, by G. E. Crater, jr. 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1182
© de -San.) 14551916 >D) 42755
George E. Crater, jr., Brooklyn.
SHERMAN WAS RIGHT; or, Don’t do it,
1 act farce, written by Willard Mack.
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1183
© 1c. Dee. 24, 1915; D 42653;
Jack Kennedy, New York.
SILENT SUE; comedy in 38 acts, by Hu-
genie Magnus. [85] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1184
©pdce, Jan. 8, 1916; 1) 42707
Eugenie Magnus Ingleton, Fort Lee,
He ote
SKIRTING THE SKIRTS; musical comical
revue-extravaganza in 2 acts and 11
scenes, book and lyrics, by D. E.
Davenport. [102] p. fol. Type-
written. [Words only] [1185
©); 1.¢c., Jan. 24 19162, D 42841:
Delbert Essex Davenport, Philadel-
phia.
SLEEP (THE) BREAKERS; 38 act dra-
matic farce comedy, by N. Leffing-
well. 3 v. 4to. Typewritten.
[1186
© Poe Pan. 7, A996 0D: 4737:
Nat Leffingwell, New York.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1916; BW 429097
Mrs. Lou Bates, Detroit.
Snow (THE) QUEEN; [play in 1 act]
from Hans Andersen’s tale, by EH.
Guerrier. 5 p. (Jn 8S. E. G. news,
vy. 4, no. 3, Jan. 8, 1916.) [1188
© Jan: 15, 19165e1 (a fae
1916; D 42831; Edith Guerrier, Bos-
ton.
SoM VI NU ENGANG ER; lystspil i 3
akter, af Helene Dickmar. Kris-
tiania, H. Aschehoug & co. (W. Ny-
gaard) 1915. 38 p. 1. 170 p. 12mo.
[1189
© Nov. 23, 1915); he, -damerag,
1916; D 42742; H. Aschehoug & co.,
Christiania.
SoRcERESS (THE); drama in 5 acts,
by Victorien Sardou, version and
translation from the French by G.
Morehead. [133] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1190
© 1c Dec. 27, 1915; D 42668;
Darcey & Wolford, New York.
Spirir (THE) or JOHN Brown: drama
in 5 acts, by G. B. Buster, jr. [50]
p. 12mo. Typewritten. [1191
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1916; D 42757;
Greene Berry Buster, jr., Kansas
City, Mo.
Spocks; libretto in 8 acts, book and
yrics by A. N. C. Fowler. [94] p.
4to. Typewritten. [1192
© 1 ¢« Jan. 12, 1916; D 43mG-
Albert N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls,
Ney:
SQUARE (A) DEAL; play in 1 act, by H.
McIntyre. [2], 26 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1193
© 1, ¢ Jan. 15, 1916; D 42763-
Edward McIntyre, San Francisco.
STEADFAST (THE) PRINCESS; play for
young people, by Cornelia L. Meigs.
New York, Macmillan company, 1916.
4p. 1. 87p. 12mo. [1194
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1916;
D 42941; Macmillan company, New
York.
TAKEN FROM LIFE; 1 act play, by
Walter Hackett and W. Taylor.
[2], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1195
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42935;
Wilton Taylor, New York.
o4
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1916
Tate (THE) OF TWO SHIRTS; 1 act
farcical sketch, by J. Donahue and
A. M. Stewart. 6 p. 4to. Type
written. [1196
© 1 ec. Dec. 10, 1915; D 42648;
Jack Donahue & Alice Marion Stew-
art, Atlantic, Mass.
THREE NIGHTS; Short play, by O. T.
Johnsone. [25] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [1197
fe Jan 22, 1916%:D 42846;
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
THUMBNAIL (A) SKETCH OF CATHERINE
THE GREAT OF RUSSIA; play in 1 act,
by M. Malleson. [1], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1198
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42895;
Miles Malleson, Bloomsbury, London.
Irving Dale. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 9p. 12mo. [1199
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1916;
D 42680; H. Irving Dale, Boston.
TONOCHTITLAN; or, The bride of an
Aztee god, dramatic play to be
danced in 1 act, by G. E. Murdock.
[14] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1200
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42937; Gil-
bert Edward Murdock, San Fran-
cisco.
TREE (THE) AND THE FRUIT; drama
in 4 acts, by O. L. Dreeben. 59 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1201
© 1c Jan. 3, 1916; D 42638;
Octavine Lopez Dreeben, Dallas.
TuRN (THE) 0’ THE ROAD; play in 4
acts, by G. J. Crawley. [86] p. fol.
Typewritten. {1202
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1916; D 42908;
George J. Crawley, Irondale, Mo.
TuRN (THE) OF THE TIDE; play in 1
act, by H. Herbert. [1],12 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [1203
toe, Jen, .7, 1916: D 42678:
Hugh Herbert, New York.
TWELFTH (A) NIGHT ON JACK’S BEAN-
STALK; play in 1 act, by Helen
Alden [i. e. H. A. Woodworth].
[16] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1204
© 1e Jan. 3, 1916; D 42626;
Helen Alden Woodworth. Brookline,
Mass.
Two (THE) coprs; play in 1 act, by
J. Huberman. 19 p. 8vo. Type-
written. [1205
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1916; D 42834 ; |
Joseph Huberman, New York.
wD)
TICKETS, PLEASE! comedy in 1 act, by
12138
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS; play in 4 acts,
by Lillian Perrine Davis (i. e. Mrs.
C. C. Davis). [100] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1206
© 1c¢ Jan. 21, 1916; D 42806;
Mrs. C. C. Davis, Lexington, Tenn.
Two (THE) PAINTERS; play in 1 act,
by. O. T. Johnsone. 10 p._ 4to.
Typewritten. [1207
©, fe tan. Ss (191Gb 42708 -
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
Two PEACE ADVOCATES; 1 act comedy,
by R. H. Williams. 15 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1207#
© a ef ikdie:6275) 19152 9641588
Regina Helena Williams, East St.
Louis, Ill.
ULYSSES AND PENELOPE; Play in 4 acts,
bye, Hen W. -Peck.-« L071) pe Crok
Typewritten. [1208
Fe; Jam’ 17, 198t6? PD 42079:
Edith Weld Peck, Cincinnati.
UNCLE SAM’S DAUGHTERS AND WHAT
THEY HAVE DONE; pictorial fantasy
in 1 act and 1 scene, by Augusta
Raymond Kidder. New York, Sam-
uel French; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1915. 18 p. 12mo. (On cover:
French’s international copyrighted
ed. of the works of the best authors,
no 315.) [1209
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
D 42664; Samuel French, New York.
UNFORGIVING (THE) MAN; or, Harold’s
proofs, play in 1 act, by C. A. de
Lima. [2], 7p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1210
© 1 ¢ Man. 1t;° 1916: ‘D421;
C. A. de Lima, New York.
UsHER (THE); sketch, by I. F. Green.
[1], 3 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1211
©. ¢ ¢ san. 17, 1o1a- PD 42Tit:
Irene Franklin Green, New York.
Verpict (THE) (ENTHANASIA); play
in 3 acts, by G. A. Fendler. 61 p.
4to. Typewritten. [1212
© 1e Jan. 3, 1916; D 42628;
Grace A. Fendler, Los Angeles.
VoicE (THE); play in 3 acts, by F. A.
Kummer. [113] p. 4to. Type-
written [1213
© 1c Jan. 4, 1916; D 42645;
Frederic Arnold Kummer, Catons-
ville, Md.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1214 pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
VuLTURE (THE); play of modern | WHEN THE YOUNG BIRDS GO; [play in 1
American society in 4 acts, by G. act] by P. B. Barrington. Los An-
Haacke. [52] p. fol. Typewritten. geles, Cal., C. C. Parker, 1915. 31 p.
[1214
© 1e. Jan. 31, 1916; D 42917;
George Haacke, Minneapolis.
WAKE UP, UNCLE SAm; play in 1 act,
by Campion-Squire. 17 p. _ fol.
Typewritten. [1215
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42897;
Mary E. Campion & Mary E. Squire,
Washington.
WANDERERS (THE); vaudeville act by
G. C.. Spelman. 5 p. 4to. Type-
_ written. [1216
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1916; D 42796;
George Curtiss Spelman, Chicago.
WANDERING (THE) BOY; play in 3
scenes, by O. Marose. 3 p. _ fol.
Typewritten. [1217
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1916; D 42719;
Otto Marose, Chicago.
WANTED: A HUSBAND! play in 8 acts,
by N. Sulzberger (Sebastian Frank
Wendland) authorized translation,
by Sasha _ Best. [114] p. fol.
Typewritten. [1218
Ont c. “Fan. 8.19163" 4262 (<
Nathan Sulzberger, New York.
War; drama in 4 acts, by N. Salvesen.
[3], 94 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1219
© i1e. Jan. 12, 1916; D 42745;
Nick Salvesen, Chicago.
WARFARE (THE) OF VANITY; comedy
drama in 4 acts, by A. Wynne and
Jane O’Ryan. [117] p. 4to. Type-
written. [1220
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1916; D 42768;
Anna Wynne, New York.
WASHERMAN (THE) ; play in 4 acts, by
A. H. Hickerson. 203 p. 4to. Type-
written. [1221
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1916; D 42856;
Allen H. Hickerson, Brooklyn.
WEAKLING (THE); play in 8 acts, by
G. W. Craigie. [114] p. 4to. Type-
written. [L222
© 1, ¢ Jan. 27, 1916; D. 42898;
George William Craigie, Cumberland
Mills, Me.
(THE); comedy playlet, by
FF. L. Whittier and C. S. Keith. [1],
16 p. 4to. Typewritten. (ERB
© ie Jan. 6, 1916; D 42657;
Frank L. Whittier & Cato S. Keith,
New York.
WEAPON
06
16mo. [1224
© Nov. 138, 1915; 2 ec. Dee. 27,
1915; D 42724; Pauline B. Barring-
ton, Los Angeles.
WHERE NEUTRALITY ENDS; up-to-the-
minute comedy drama in 8 acts, by
D. KE. Davenport. [113] p. fol.
Typewritten. [1225
©i1ec. Jan. 7, 1916; D 42752; Del-
bert Essex Davenport, Philadelphia.
WHO Dip IT? comedy dramatic sketch,
by F. L. Whittier and C. S. Keith.
[1], 12 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[1226
© 1« Jan. 8, 1916; D 42708;
Frank L. Whittier & Cato S. Keith,
New York.
WHY THE WOMEN LOST; play in 4 acts,
by J. B. Magoun. [61] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [1227
© 1c Jan. 38, 1916; D 42640;
Jeanne Bartholow Magoun, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
WILLIE JONES’S STEPMOTHER; juvenile
playlet, by J. A. Mitchell. Sp. 4to.
Typewritten. [1228
© 1¢« Jan: 6, 1916; D 424656;
Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadelphia.
WIRTSHAUS (DAS) ZUR STADT PETRO-
GRAD; volksstueck in 3 akten, mit
einem vorspiel, von Max M. Simon.
[131] p. 4to. Typewritten. [1229
© 1e¢ Jan. 22, 1916; D 42819;
Anna Simon, New York.
WoMAN (THE) HUNTER; play in 4
acts, by EH. Arden. 4 v. 4to. Type-
written. [1230
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; D 42938;
Edwin Arden, Forest Hills, N. Y.
WomMAN (THE) IN THE CASE; a play
in four acts, by Clyde Fitch. Bos-
ton, Little, Brown, and company.
1915. 195 p. 12mo. $1.00. [1230*
© Nov. 18, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 15, 1915; A 420438; Little,
Brown, and company, Boston, and
Alice M. Fitch, New York.
WoMEN AND MEN; play in 4 acts, by
A. W. Armstrong, based on her
novel The seas of God. 5 v. 4to.
Typewritten. [1231
© 1c Jan. 22, 1916; D 42812;
Anne Wetzell Armstrong, Big Creek,
Tenn.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1916 1237
Wor (THE) AND THE cop; or, In the | 600 mires FROM NEw YorxK; comedy
wrong neighborhood, comedy sketch, playlet, by A. Connor. 7 p._ fol.
by. FF Jelley. [1], 6 p. 4to. Typewritten. [1235.
Typewritten. sy ©1
e. Jan. 31, 1916; D 42920;
© he}. an: 14, 1916 ; D 42754 ; Agnes Connor, Detroit.
Herbert E. Jelley, New York.
YouR PEOPLE; drama in 4 acts, by | 1914-1915; sketch, par André Mau-
4to. Typewritten. [1233 Svo. [1236
@© ic. Jan: 29, 1916; D. 42912; © D
: i i : een 1S, 19S Le Dee. 30;
Karl Schmidt & Everett Shinn, New 1915° D 42633: C. Joubert, Paris.
York.
$500 GoES BEGGING; or, The $500 secret,
farce comedy in 3 acts, by A. C.
New. [1], 61 p. 4to. Typewritten.
1915 (THE) TOWN IN REVUE; musical
revue, by P. Gross. [12] p. 4to.
[1234 Typewritten. [1237
© lie. Jan. 19, 1916; D 42794; © 1c. Jan. 24, 1916; D 42925;
Archey Cameron New, Baltimore. Philip Gross, Roxbury, Mass.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 239
unpublished and other one-copy dramas), printed in the catalogue since
Ea Ta Pc aN ea tee ee RP 263
jee OR DRAMA OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
eee Ao BEEN RENEWED .UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
Rocer La Hontre; drama in four acts
from the French, by Augustin Daly.
[1237-1
© by Joseph F. Daly and Richard
Dorney, New York, as executors, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
7291, Dec. 16, 1915. Original entry,
Dec. 10, 1888, no. 35165.
)
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ALABAMA. Rand-McNally new com-
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Scale 13 mi. to an inch. Size 26 by
19 inches. [1238
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916:
F 28314; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
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ALTON, Int. Insurance maps of Alton,
Madison Co., Ill. Dec., 1915. Scale
50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 29 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [1239
@© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 29,
1916; EF 29725; Sanborn map co.,
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Agizona. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Arizona. Scale
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© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28302; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
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AEKANSAS. Rand-McNally new com-
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Scale 13 mi. to an inch. Size 19 by
252 inches. [1241
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916:
F 28294; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
ASH ForK To PHOENIX, Ariz. Auto-
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inches. Contents: 1. Ash Fork to
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burg.—3. Wickenburg to Phoenix.
[1242
© Oct. 6, 1915; 2 c. each Jan. 11,
1916; F 28245-28247: Automobile
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BAKERSFIELD TO FRESNO, Cal.: auto-
mobile roads from Bakersfield to
Fresno, San Francisco inland route.
pt. 4. Size 9 by 3 inches. [1243
© Oct. 6, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1916:
F 28248; Automobile club of south-
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a9
MAPS.
BAKERSFIELD TO SAN LwvIS OBISPO,
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Size 3 by 8 inches. [1244
©) Ock.5,. 1915; 2 c Jan: 14. 1916:
F 28221; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
BaRDWELL, Carlisle co., Ky. [Insur-
ance map] Dec.. 1915. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
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(© tae 25. 1916.2" ¢." Jan-, 36.
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Betorr, Wis. Insurance maps of Be-
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Scale 50 and 100 feet to an inch.
23 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[1246
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F 29684: Sanborn map co., New
York.
Benoit, Bolivar co., Miss. [Insurance
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[1247
© Jan. 15, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 17, 1916:
F 29685: Sanborn map co., New
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BENTON, Marshall co., Ky. [Insurance
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[1248
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1916;
F 29711; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Brack Bear, Shoshone co., Id. [In-
surance map] Noy., 1915. Scale 50
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inches. [1249
© Jan 14, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 20, 1916;
F 29690; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Boston, Mass. Map of the city of
Boston and vicinity. Scale S800 ft.
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© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 23, 1915:
F 28202; Heliotype co., Boston.
1251
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¥. 29699: Sanborn map co., New
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CHAPEL HILL, Orange Co., N. CC. [In-
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25 by 21 inches. [1252
(©. Jan, 18 19163" 2."c.- Jan, 39,
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CHICOPEE, Mass. Insurance maps of
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CLARKDALE, Yavapai Co., Ariz. [In-
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KF 29682; Sanborn map co., New
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CoLorsapo. Rand-McNally new com-
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Seale 16 mi. to an inch. Size 16 by
25 inches. [1255
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28291; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
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CONNECTICUT. New commercial and
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Size 83 by 473 inches. [1256
© Jan, 5; 19163 2c. Jan. 7, 4916:
EF 28208; National map co., Indian-
apolis.
Rand- McNally new commercial
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Size 19 by 26 inches. PB ba
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F 28282; Rand Mc-Nally & co., Chi-
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ConrabD, Grundy Co., Ia. [Insurance
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CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Copiah Co., Miss.
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© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 © Sans 1
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Davipson, Mecklenburg Co., N. C.
[Insurance map] Deec., 1915. Seale
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Decatur, Ill. Insurance maps of De-
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1916; EF 29721; Sanborn map G¢o.,
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DELAWARE County, Ind. Size 34% by
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Rand-McNally new commercial at-
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Scale 4 mi. to an inch. Size 123 by
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© Jan. 15, 1916; 2ece. Fanan24
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Dixon, Pulaski Co., Mo. [Insurance
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[1265
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c Jan. 7, 1916;
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York.
Expora, Hardin Co., Ia. [Insurance
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[1266
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[1267
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
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F. Cram co., Chicago.
FarrpLtay, Polk Co., Mo. [Insurance
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F 28281; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
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Fort Pierre, Stanley Co., 8S. D. [In-
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39 by 30 inches. Blueprint. [1271
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. 1915; F 28253; Winters & Dove,
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Fresno to Mopesto, Cal. Automobile
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F 28242; Automobile club of south-
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Frisco, Shoshone Co. Id. [Insurance
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ft. to an inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by 21
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© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 20,
1916; F 29688; Sanborn map Co.,
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HANOVERTON, Columbiana Co., O.
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HARTSHORNE-HAILEYVILLE COAL FIELD,
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[1284
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I~iinois. Rand-McNally new commer-
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[1285
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KF 28284; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
InpDIANA. Rand-McNally new commer-
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mi. to an inch. Size 26 by 19 inches.
[1286
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 22,1916;
F 28318; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Iowa. Rand-McNally new commer-
cial atlas map of Iowa. Seale 13 mi.
to an inch. Size 16 by 26 inches.
[1287
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1916;
Ff 28297; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
JESUP, Buchanan Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Dec., 1915. Secale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[1288
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 29681; Sanborn map co., New
York.
KANSAS. Rand-McNally new commer-
cial atlas map of Kansas. Scale 16
mi. to an inch. Size 19 by 26 inches.
[1289
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28289; Rand-MeNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Kentucky. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Kentucky.
Seale 11.7 mi. to an inch. Size 19
by 86 inches. [1290
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
I’ 28312; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
KENTUCKy—Continued.
Road map of the Blue Grass
region of Kentucky. Size 15 by 15
inches. [1291
© Sept. 20, 1914; 2 ce. Jan. 7, 1916;
F 28207; Dietz co., Lexington, Ky.
Lansine, Mich. Map of the city of
Lansing. 1916. Size 19 by 16 inches.
[1292
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1916;
F 28206; L. HE. O’Neil, Lansing,
Mich.
Lone BeEacH To Santa Ana, Cal.
Automobile road from Long Beach
to Santa Ana via Naples and Seal
Beach. Size 3 by 84 inches. [12938
© Sept. 7, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 11, 1916;
F¥ 28219; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Automobile road
map touring Los Angeles and vi-
cinity, showing boulevards, good
roads and highways, ete., drawn by
Elmer Brown. Size 184 by 293
inches. [1294
©. Aug. 11,: 1915.2 ‘ewan
1916; F 28227; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO BAKERSFIELD, Cal,
Automobile road from Los Angeles
to Bakersfield via Ridge route. pt.
1, 2. 2 ecards, size 8? by 3 inches.
Contents: 1. Los Angeles’ to
Bailey’s.—2. Bailey’s to Bakers-
field. [1295
© Nov. 7, 1915; Nov. 14, 1915;
2 ec. each Jan. 11, 1916; F 28239,
28240; Automobile club of southern
California, Los Angeles.
via Tehachapi Pass. pt. 3.
Willow Springs to Bakersfield. Size
2% by 9 inches. [1296
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 «@ Jan. 11,
1916; F 28218; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
——— Automobile roads from Los An-
geles to Bakersfield via Tejon and
Tehachapi passes. pt. 1 A. Los
Angeles to Willow Springs. Size
2? by 9 inches. [1297
(C) “Oct.” 28, 1915; 2 ec. dam te
1916; F 28238; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO Ey, Cal. Auto-
mobile road map from Los Angeles
to Ely via the Midland trail. pt.
1-10. 10 cards, size 8% by 3 inches.
Contents: 1. Los Angeles to Willow
Springs.—2. Elizabeth Lake to Cinco.
62
MAPS
no. 1, 1916
Los ANGELES TO Ety, Cal.—Continued.
3. Cinco to Little Lake.—4. Little
Lake to Long Pine.—5. Long Pine to
Big Pine—6. Big Pine to Lida.—7.
Lida to Tonopah.—S. Tonopah to
Twin Springs—9. Twin Springs to
Hortons Ranch.—10. Hortons Ranch
to Ely. [1298
© June 23, 1915; 2 c. each Jan.
11, 1916; F 28228-28237; Auto-
mobile club of southern California,
Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO SAN Francisco, Cal.
Principal automobile routes from
Los Angeles to San Francisco and
Lake Tahoe, including trips to na-
tional parks of California. Size 9
by 6 inches. [1299
ftane Ss, 1915; -2 ¢.. Jan. 11,
1916; F 28214; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO SreRRA Mapre, Cal.
Automobile road Los Angeles to
Sierra Madre. Size 3 by 9 inches.
[1300
© onev. 15, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 11,
1916; F 28223; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO TOPANGA CANON, Cal.
Automobile road map from Los
Angeles to Topanga Cafion and re-
turn. Size 3 by 83 inches. [1301
May 12, 1915; 2 ec. Jan: 11,
1916; F 28215; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
LOUISIANA. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Louisiana;
with inset, New Orleans. Scale 15
mi. to an inch. Size 19 by 26 inches.
[1302
eam > 191G- 2 c.. Jan 10,
1916; F 28300; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
McGrecor, McLennan Co., Tex. (In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [1303
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 26,
1916; F 29712; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Marne. Rand-McNally new commer-
cial atlas map of Maine. Scale 124
mi. to an inch. Size 26 by 19 inches.
[1304
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F. 28285; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
1312
MASSACHUSETTS. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas map of Massachu-
setts; with inset, Environs of Bos-
ton. Scale 7 mi. to an inch. Size
16 by 26 inches. [1305
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1916;
F, 28292; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
MAYESVILLE, Sumpter Co., S. C. [In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
ft. to aninch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches [1306
© Jan. 25; 1916; 2 e Jan. 26,
1916; F 29716; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York. ;
MicHican. Nellist’s road map of
Michigan; with 1S insets. 2 sheets,
size 27 by 43 inches. Blueprint.
[1307
© Dee. 21, 1915; 1 e. Dee. 31, 1915,
1 e. Jan. 3, 1916; F. 28252; John: F.
Nellist, Grand Rapids, Mich.
—Rand-McNally new commercial
atlas map of Michigan, northern
peninsula. Scale 16 mi. to an inch.
Size 184 by 26 inches. [1308
© Jan 3, 1916; 2 c Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28276; Rand-McNally & co. Chi-
cago.
southern peninsula. Scale
12 mi. to an inch. Size 26 by 18%
inches. [1309
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28274; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
MINERVA, STARK & Carrot Cos., O.
[Insurance map] Dec., 1915. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [1310
©) Jan. 18, 1916; = -é&"tan.' 29,
1916; F 29695; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
MINNESOTA. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas, map of Minnesota;
with inset, Minneapolis, St. Paul and
vicinity. Scale 16 mi. to an inch.
Size 19 by 26 inches. {1311
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28301; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Mississippi. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Mississippi.
Scale 13 mi. to an inch. Size 26
by 19 inches. [1312
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
F 283819; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
63
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1313
Missouri. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Missouri.
Scale 16 mi. to an inch. Size 19 by
26 inches. [1313
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Jan 10, 1916;
F 28280; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
“age.
Mopesto To San FRAncisco, Cal. Au-
tomobile road from Modesto to San
Francisco. San Francisco inland
route. pt. 6. Size 3 by 9 inches.
[1314
© Oct. 6, 1915; 2 ¢ Jan. 11, 1916;
F 28249; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
Montana. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atias map of Montana.
Scale 23 mi. to an inch. Size 19 by
26 inches. [1315
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28299; Rand-McNally & ¢a., Chi-
cago.
MONTICELLO, Piatt Co., I. [Insurance
map] Dee., 1915. Secate 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[1316
© Jan. 25, 4916: 2 ¢ Fan. 26,
1916; F 29707; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
MOUNTAIN Grovr, Wright Co., Mo.
[insurance map] Dec., 1915. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. T sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [1317
@ Jan. 25, -1916; 2 e- Jan. 26,
1916; F 29708; Sanborn map eo.,
New York.
NASHVILLE, Washington Co., Ill. [In-
surance map] Dee., 1915. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [1318
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 19,
1916; F 29698; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
NEBRASKA. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Nebraska.
Scale 18 mi. to an inch. Size 19 by
26 inches. [13819
© dan. 3, 1916;°2.e: Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28283; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
NEVADA. Rand-McNaily new commer-
cial atlas map of Nevada. Scale 19
mi. to an inch. Size 26 by 19 inches.
[1320
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1916;
K 28277; Rand-McNally & -co., Chi-
cago.
pt. 1, 2. s., v.13
New HAmMPpsHIRE. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas map of New Hamp-
shire. Scale 74 mi. to an inch. Size
26 by 19 inches. [1321
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 22, 1916;
F 283810; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
New Mexico. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of New Mexico.
Scale 21 mi, to an inch. Size 19 by
26 inches. [1322
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28303; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
NEw Prive CREEK, Lake Co., Or. [In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by 21
inches. [is23
© dan. 13, 1916; 2°e "daw 2
1916; F 29687; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
New York (State) Rand-McNally
new commercial atlas map of New
York. Scale 9 mi. to an inch. Size
26 by 374 inches. [13824
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28296; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
NEw York (City) Insurance maps of
the Borough of Queens, city of New
York. v. 2. 1915. Seale 60 ft. to
an inch. 3 p. 1. 89 1. size 25 by
21 inches. Bound. f1325
©: Dee. 29, 1915;.2 2, Dee set
1915; F 28679; Sanborn map €o.,
New York.
NortTH CAROLINA. Rand-MeNally new
commercial atlas map of North Caro-
lina; with inset, Western portion of
North Carolina. Scale 14 mi. to an
inch. Size 14 by 26 inches. [1326
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
FE 28290; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago,
NortH Daxora. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas map of North Da-
kota. Scale 14 mi. to an inch. Size
19 by 26 inches. [1327
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28278; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Onto. Rand-McNally new commercial
atlas map of Ohio; with _ inset,
Hauilton County, O. Scale 138 mi.
to an inch. Size 19 by 26 inghes.
[1328
© Jan. 7, 1916;-2 ec. Jan. 22,1916;
F 28313; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
MAPS
no. 1, 1916 1345
OxLAHomMA. Rand-McNally new com- | QuEBEc, Canada. Secale 80 mi. to an
mercial atlas map of Oklahoma; inch. Size 93 by 143 inches. [1337
with inset, Western portion of Okla-
homa. Scale 13 mi. to an _ inch.
Size 19 by 26 inches. [1329
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28286; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
eago.
OREGON. Rand-MeNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Oregon. Scale
16 mi. to an inch. Size 19 by 254
inches. [1330
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28804; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Owosso, Mich. Insurance maps of
Owosso, Shiawassee Co., Mich.
Dec., 1915. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
24 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[1331
yan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Jar. 26,
1916; F 29720; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
OysTER Bay, Nassau Co., N. Y. [In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 11 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [1332
i) dan. 25, 1916; 2 c: Jan. 26,
1916; F 29706: Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Penns Grove, Salem co., N. J. [{In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [1333
© Jan. 18. 1916; 2c. Jan. 19, 1916;
Kf 29696; Sanborn map co, New
York.
PENNSYLVANIA. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas map of Pennsyl-
vania. Seale 8.5 mi. to an inch.
Size 26 by 374 inches. [1334
mean. 7, 1916; 2 c..Jan. 22;/ 1916 ;
F 28315; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
PIERRE, Hughes co., 8S. D. [Insurance
map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
Piso
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1916;
KF 29714; Sanborn map co., New
York.
PORTERSVILLE TO SEQUOIA NATIONAL
Park, Cal. Automobile road’ from
Portersville to Sequoia National
Park. Size 2? by 8? inches. {1336
© July 6, 1915; 2 ce. Jan. 11, 1916;
F 28226; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1915;
F 28136; J. N. Matthews co., Buffalo.
Rauway, N. J. Insurance maps of
Rahway, Union ¢o., N. J. Dec., 1915.
Scale 50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 21
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [1338
cy late 2 Oth 2 Cl tano 2. 1916:
F 29703; Sanborn map co., New
York.
REDLANDS, Cal. Automobile routes in
and out of Redlands. Size 8? by 114
inches. [1839
@©=June. 15, 1915-2. ce Jan...
1916; F 28250; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
REDLANDS To Forest Homer, Cal. Map
showing automobile roads from Reda-
lands to Forest Home and Seven
Oaks. Size 3 by 84 inches. [1340
© Aug. 6, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 11, 1916;
KF 28222; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
ST. Paurt, Minn. Seale 600 ft. to an
ineh. Size 5 ft. 6 in. by 7 ft. 7 in.
[1341
© Nov. 15,. 1915 = 2).e Janz 10,
1916; F 28213; F. J. Armstrong, St.
Paut.
SALEM, N. J. Insurance maps of
Salem, Salem co., N. J. Deec., 1915.
Seale 50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 17
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [1342
©; Jan. 25, 1916. 2) e. dan. 26,
1916; Ff 29718; Sanborn map. co.,
New York.
SALINAS TO PaciFic GrRovE, Cal. Au-
tomobile road from Salinas to Pa-
cifie Grove, also showing the famous
40 mile drive on the Monterey Pen-
insula. Size 3 by 8% inches. [1343
©) Oct. 16,.1915; 2 ¢. Jem oii,
1916; EF 28248; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
SALINAS TO WATSONVILLE, Cal. Auto-
mobile road from Salinas to Watson-
ville via Castroville. Size 3 by 83
inches. [1344
©) Oct. 16, 1915: 2 cc. Jana,
1916; If 28244; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
San BERNARDINO MOUNTAINS. Map of
the famous 101 mile drive on the
rim of the world showing, resorts,
lakes, and fishing streams in the
San Bernardino Mountains. Size
84 by 123 inches. [1845
© July 6, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 11, 1916;
Il’ 28225; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1346
pt. 1, Wes, V.E
San Dieco County, Cal. Principal au-
tomobile rountes touring San Diego
County. Size 16 by 164 inches.
[1346
©. July, 2001915 +: Que. sank at,
1916; KF 28251; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
San Francisco, Cal. Principal auto-
mobile routes in and out of San
Francisco. Size 153 by 19 inches.
; [1347
© Apr.,6, 1915; 2c Jan. Al, 1916;
¥ 28217; Automobile club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
SANTA ANA TO RIVERSIDE, Cal. Auto-
mobile road from Santa Ana to Riv-
erside to Santa Ana via Orange,
Santa Ana Canyon and Corona. Size
3 by 8 inches. [1348
© Sept. 14, 1915;°2°¢ Jane 4,
1916; F 28220; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
SanTA BarBARA, Cal. Automobile road
map touring Santa Barbara and vi-
cinity. Size 83 by 214 inches.
[1349
©. Apr. 27,1 1915's ;2ee. Jam ond,
1916; F 28216; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
SarpDis, Panola Co., Miss. [Insurance
_inapl Dec, 2915. <Scale S50. it. 10
an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [1350
THON ans ibe. Totes oo .Cicdbae gee.
1916; EF 28632; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
SENATOBIA, State co., Miss. [Insur-
ance map] Dec., 1915. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [i351
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1916;
K 29709; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Map of Sharon, Mercer
1905. Size 254
SHARON, Pa.
COS a:
inches,
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2c. Jan. 3, 1916;
K 28188; Griff W. Nicholls, Sharon,
Pa.
SourH Dakota. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas of South Dakota.
Scale 154 mi. to an inch. Size 19
by 26 inches. (ile-353
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
IF 28295; Rand-MeNally & co., Chi-
cago.
SuMTER, 8S. C. Insurance maps of
Sumter, Sumter co.,S.C. Dee., 1915.
Seale 50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 22
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [13854
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 e. Jan. 22, 1916;
EF 29701; Sanborn map eco. New
York.
TENNESSEE. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Tennessee.
Scale 13 mi. to an inch. Size 124 by
38 inches. [1355
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28276; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago. }
Texas. Rand-McNally new commer-
mercial atlas map of Texas. Scale
20 mi. to an inch. Size 29 by 37
inches. [1356
© Jan..3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 283805; Rand-McNally & eo., Chi-
cago.
VALLEY MILts, Bosque Co., Tex. [1in-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. pissTt
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1916;
F 29723; Sanborn map co.,New York.
VERMONT. Rand-McNally new commer-
cial atlas map of Vermont. Scale 64
mi. to an inch. Size 19 by 26 inches.
[1358
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
F 28316; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
VERONA, Lawrence Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Oct., 1915. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by 21
inches. [1359
© Jan. 6, 1916:°2°e, Jan. 7, ite:
¥ 29677; Sanborn map co., New
York.
VIRGINIA. Rand-McNally new commer-
cial atlas map of Virginia, with in-
set, Western portion of Virginia.
Scale 14 mi. to an ineh. Size 16 by
253 inches. [1360
© Jan. 3, 19163. 2c). tae
1916; F 28298; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
VIRGINIA, Minn. Insurance maps of
Virginia, St. Louis Co., Minn. Dec,
1915. Seale 50 and 100 ft. to an ineh.
18 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [1861
©.Jan. ‘28, 19163 2° @.sam. 29,
1916; EF 29726; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
66
MAPS
no. 1, 1916
Wasuincton (State) Rand-McNally
new commercial atlas map of Wash-
ington. Scale 15 mi. to an inch.
Size 19 by 26. [1362
| Jam 3, 1916: 2 c« Jan. 10,
1916; F 28288; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
WATSONVILLE TO SANTA Crvz, Cal.
Automobile road from Watsonville
to Santa Cruz via Aptos and Soquel.
Size 3 by 8? inches. [1363
my ret, 16 1915; 2 c. Jan. 11,
1916; F 28241; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles. |
West VircInrA. Rand-McNally new
commercial atlas map of West Vir-
ginia. Scale 14 mi. to an inch. Size
19 by 26 inches, [1364
Paes > 1916- 2 ¢ Jan. 10,
1916; F 28279; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
WESTERN HEMISPHERE. Rand Mc-
Nally and co.’s commercial atlas of
America. 47th ed. Chicago, Rand
McNally & company [1915] 1 p. 1.
L, 446 p. maps (part col.) charts.
fol. $15.00. [1365
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 420302;
Rand McNally & co., Chicago.
WESTVILLE, Gloucester Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [1366
Sagem 25, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 26,
1371
WicHITA Farts, Tex. Insurance maps
of Wichita Falls, Wichita Co., Tex.
Dee., 1915. Scale 50 and 100 ft. to
an inch. 27 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [1367
© Janus 21, 1916: 2 -e -Jan. 22,
1916; F 29702; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WICKENBURG, Maricopa Co., Ariz. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by
21 inches. [1368
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 29683; Sanborn map co. New
York.
WISCONSIN. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Wisconsin.
Scale 16 mi. to an inch. Size 26 by
19 inches. [1369
©) dan: '7; 19163.2.c. dJan..22. 1916;
F 28311; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Wryomine. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Wyoming.
Scale 153 mi. to an inch. Size 19
by 26 inches. [1370
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28293; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
York, Neb. Insurance maps of York,
York Co., Neb. Dec. 1915. Scale
50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 14 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [1371
ey van.. 2 09G:-S ec. Jan. 28;
1916; F 29715; Sanborn map co., 1916; F 29724; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York. New York.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916____ 134
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Group 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
ADVERTISERS art & cut service, ine.
Zuckerman weekly fashion service,
issue no. 96, page A, B, for week
beginning Jan. 12, 1916. 2 sheets,
illus., 21 by 133 inches. $5.00. [1372
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417667; Sidney D. Zuck-
erman, Chicago.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. [1373-1383
Aeolian-vocalion. Style J. (In New
York Sunday world.) @© Jan. 2, 1916;
1c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421461.
Coming of the masters. (In New York
sun.) .@ Jan, 23, 1916; 1.c. Feb. 4,
1916; A 422186.
Complete player outfit. (In New York
evening journal.) @ Feb. 1, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 4, 1916; A 422188.
Happy hours for those you love. ple
New York evening journal.)
St9to: 1 ec. Jan: 12, 1916: A 421619.
Most wonderful piano in all the world.
(In New York times.) © Jan. 30,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 4, 1916; A 422187.
New Aeolian Hall—in Brooklyn. (In
Brooklyn daily times.) Deg, 22,
1915; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421460.
Phonograph of today. (In McClures,
ape 20202)" ©) Jan! 23; 1916; 1 c.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 421802.
This beautiful Aeolian player is a mu-
sical instrument of finest type—yet
moderately priced. (In New York
Evening world.) @© Jan. 3, 1916; 1c.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 421462,
This complete player outfit. (Jv
York American.) Meb.. i.
1 c. Feb. 12, 1916; A 422398.
World’s most wonderful piano. (In
New York Evening post.) @ Jan.
New
1916 ;
Pevtieeo, 1° Cc, Jan. 19, 1916; A
421803.
You do more than simply listen to a
phonograph. (Jn New. York evening
journal.) @© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
12, 1916; A 421620.
AIKIN-LAMBERT co0.*, New York. Cap-
itol fountain pens. 12 p. illus. 4to.
(Catalogue no. C116.) [1384
© Jan. 31, 1916;
9, 1916; A 425304.
2c. and aff. Feb.
69
Chicago.
[1885, 1386
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
ALERT syndicate service™*,
partment store advertising. Issue of
Feb., 1916. cover-title, 10 loose 1.
itis, * fol. $50.00. © Jan. Va, VStG >
2e. and aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417817.
Suggestions for advertising copy, supple-
mentary to the Feb., 1916, issue.
ecover-title, 14 numb. 1. fol. [Text
parallel to binding] © Jan. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417809.
ALEXANDER BROS.*, Philadelphia. Alex-
ander’s advertising book for 1916.
[v. 3.] [Baltimere, Printed by N. T.
A. Munder & co., 1916] Various pag-
ing. col. illus., col. plates. fol.
[1387
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418777.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON institute*, New
York. Genius of greatness. [6] p.
folder. 16mo. [1388
(© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 418708.
ALMANACH de Madame de Thébes,
1916. Paris, E. Flammarion [etc.]
1916. 96-p. ° 12mo) fr. 1:25. [1389
© Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 17, 1916;
A—Foreign 138444; Ernest Flamma-
rion, éditeur, Paris,
ALTENA (Ulco A. C. Van Regteren)*
New York. Love, the victor. cover-
title, 11 p. S8vo. [Motion picture
scenario | [1390
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417994.
chemical co.
illus.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
Money-making corn. 64 p.
8vo. [1391
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 426058; Frederic A. Hoyt,
New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1392
pt. I, es ve
AMERICAN BANK service co.*, New
York. Song of a constant friend.
[14] p. col. illus. 12mo. $0.10.
[1892
© San. 13, 1916: 2 c. and all. Jan:
17, 1916; A 417806.
AMERICAN BLOWER CO.*, Detroit. Brick
dryer. 48 p. illus., diagrs.. 40s.
(Series 3, no. 21) [1393
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2e: Rebs 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A “425218,
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ union*,
Toledo, O. Circular no. 8. [Toledo,
O., Printed by Kraus and Schreiber,
1916] 15 p... 4to. [1394
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 420652.
AMERICAN-LA FRANCE fire engine Co.,
ine.*, Elmira, N. Y. Motor fire ap-
paratus for small cities and towns.
16 p., illus. obl. 16mo. [1395
© Jan. 15,°291630°2 «anda.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 419887.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN*, Chicago.
Dealers who advertise house plans
say they bring them customers.
Sheet, illus., plans, printed on both
sides, 22 by 15 inches. [1396
©) Wan. 13, ASIG:. 2. e.. Jat. oan.
1916; aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 425219.
AMERICAN RACING manual, 1916. Chi-
eago, Ill., Daily racing form publish-
in co: 11916]. 39s, ) 41 JD... 16mn.
$0.50. [1397
© Jan. 18, 1916:\2%¢ Jan,,19,
1916; aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 420524;
Frank H. Brunell, Chicago.
investment corp. ]
[1398-1400
Building a fortune. [8] p. 8vo. ©
Feb., 1, 1916: 2 cG[Heb. 5; 1986. aft.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 426132.
Important considerations regarding
bonds as an investment and the real
earning power of money. [8] p. 8vo.
© Feb. 1 AOTGE, 2s ca heb 5. OG 2
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 426130.
You and your money. 11 p. 16mo. ©
Heb: 1321996. 2 ve-bebwd) L1G ea
Feb. 14, 1916; A 426131.
© Earl S. Scott, Winona, Minn.
[AMERICAN REALTY
AMERICAN SCHOOL of correspondence’™,
Chicago. Water supply. pt. 1-8.
Instruction paper prepared by Fred-
erick KE. Turneaure. 3 v. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. $1.50. [1401
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 420672.
AMERICAN SEEDTAPE ¢o.*, Chicago.
[1402, 1403
Seedtape better quality seeds. 32 Dp.
illus: , l2mo, (© Jana sees PORE.
Jan. aff. Feb. 4, "1916:
A 425196
Seedtape, your garden, you simply plant
cover-title, [8) D. a
Jan. G3. 12
and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; 425305.
AMERICAN SHOEMAKING directory of
shoe manufacturers for 1916. 13th
original ed. Boston, Mass., Ameri-
can shoemaking pub. co. [1916] 1
$2.00.
[1404
©: Jan. 1... 1916 (2a eae
1916; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 420420.
Amer. shoemaking pub. co., Boston.
p. 1, [5]-230 p. 24mo.
ANDERSON (John G.) Municipal links
makes golf people’s pastime. (Jn
Philadelphia Evening telegraph)
[1405
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Jan. 6, 1916;
A 422028; Evening telegraph, Phila-
delphia.
ANDOVER [calendar] 1916. cover-title,
12 1. illus., ports. 4to. [1406
© Dec.'. 11;-1915302 sen Deer as,
1915; aff. Dec. 14, 1915; A 415992;
Chas. H. Elliott co., Philadelphia.
ANDRASSY (Julius) If Teutons win;
if allies win; what? Sheet, port.,
154 by 11% inches. [1407
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9,1916; A 425321; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cleveland. .
ANGELI (Diego) [1408, 1409
Story of Leombruno, translated from the
Italian of Diego Angeli by Charles B.
McMichael. chap. [3] 4. © Dee. 19,
1915; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421449.
Story of the dragon with the seven
heads; translated from the Italian of
Diego Angeli by Charles B. McMichael.
@ Jan. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Jani.G6, s8tea se
421508.
{Note: The foregoing are in Philadel-
phia press fiction magazine.]
© Charles B. McMichael, Phila-
delphia.
ANGYALFI (Arthur)* New York. Good-
bye. Sheet, 9 by 4 inches. [1410
© Jan, 5, 1916; 2 c. Janc7 ete.
aff. Jan. 13, 1916; A 419594.
Aww ArRsor, Mich. Polk’s Ann Arbor,
Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County
directory, 1916. Detroit, Mich., R. L.
Polk & co., 1916. 4 p. 1, [25]-1036
p. 8vo. $6.00. [1411
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2°c. and atl dam:
14, 1916; A 420357; R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
70
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
ArnotD (Sarah Louise)* Brookline,
Mass. Mastery of words. pt. 1.
Syracuse, N. Y., Iroquois publishing
company, inc. [1916] viii, 32 p.
illus. 12mo. (See and say series.
Book 4) $0.24. [1412
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 418700.
ATLANTA journal,* Atlanta. [1413-1415
Burned out at forty—say old top, is that
you? Hebe ee LOG: Aes Neb. 5;
1916; A 422453.
Folks who don’t go to the pictures. ©
nee, 1996; 1 c. Jan.,28, 1916; A
422055.
You don’t know what you’re missing if
you’re not a movie fan. © Jan. 19,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 26, 1916; A 422045.
[Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
journal. ]
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY. v. 14,
ho. 1, Jan., 1916. New York, The
Automobile trade directory, incor-
porated, 1916. 844 p. 8vo. [1416
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418508; Automobile
trade directory, inc., New York.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY mailing
Pet. upp. Jan. 1916. ist & 2d
sections. 2v. 8vo. [Text parallel
with binding] [1417, 1418
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢« each and aff.
Jan~ 5,; 1916; A "417573, 417574 ;
Automobile trade directory, ine,
New York.
Ayrers (Harral B.)* New York. Mod-
ern policies. New York, C. 8S. Loder
and associates [1916] [4] p. 12mo.
[1419
© Dee, 13, 1915; 2 c.-and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417768.
B.-M. co.’s cumulative code annotations
and current digest. Oregon. [v. 1,
no. 2, January, 1916] Ed. by W. S.
Church. San Francisco, Cal., Ben-
der-Moss company [1916] 2 p. lL.
164 p. 4to. $3.00. [1420
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 418595;
Bender-Moss co., San Francisco.
BAKER (S. F.) & co.*, Keokuk, Ia.
Heaith for man and the domestic
animals. cover-title, 112 p. 12mo.
[1421
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 420645.
BARBER (Edward S.)*, Chicago. Busi-
ness science of dentistry. Lesson
1-6. 6 v. 8vo. Contents.—Lesson
1. What’s the matter with dentist-
ry.—Lesson 2. Business system in
re
i
1460
BarBeR (Edward S.)*—Continued.
dentistry, the uncounted cost.—Les-
son 38. Business system in dentistry,
regulating profit.
ness system in dentistry, the elusive
fee.—Lesson 5. Business system in
dentistry, real secrets of success.—
Lesson 6. Business system in den-
tistry, fees and collections.
[1422-1427
Lesson 1 © Feb. 1, 1916; Lesson
2-6 © Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 425298—425308.
Barsotti (Charles)* New York. [Ca-
blegrams ] (In Progresso _italo-
americano) [1428-1460
Janes: TOUGS Ol Janey 5.) LOloe ee dam:
5, 1916; A 421479.
Jan. 6. L916 ©) JaneiGrel Sle Le. sank
7, 1916; A 421524.
Jans i 1OlGa, © dank, (oan loOrG:: Co ual.
8, 1916s A. 42055%.
Janis! LOG: 1@jane'S) LOLG A ten Jan.
8, 1916; A 421558.
Jan. 9, 1916. © Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c. Jan
10, 1916; A 421559.
Jant 102 S16: W@ Jant 1.04 A916 s4 ee:
Jan. 10, 1916; A 421602.
Jane aioe LOG As Opadane ate TOG so leues
Jan. 12, 1916; A 421611.
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Fan. 125-1916 =x 421785.
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Jan. 14, 1916; A 421694.
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Jan. 14, 1916; A 421695.
Jan, 1S o916.. ©, Jan. Us p19ls = tec.
Jan. 18, 1916; A 421786.
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1) ce. Neaeh Wane
421908.
Jan. 23, 24, 1916.
1 e@. each Jan.
@Qi daniel 22501016).
22, 1916; A 421907,
© Jan. 23, 24, 1916;
24, 1916; A 421922
421923.
Jan pera olGn @O©ivan. saat MOG 5 18 Cc:
Jan. 25, 1916; A 421958.
Afi Parise alte h ey: Jan. $27; ASG. Le.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 4220438.
Jan Zoo nhoOn GC) wane 2oy LOG a1
Jan. 29, 1916; A 422068.
Jan. 30, Feb. 1, 1916. @© Jan.
Looe, Ue. each Hep, 1. 2,
422151, 422152.
Feb. 2, 1916. © Feb.
3, 1916; A 422181.
30, Feb.
1916; A
DD LOl6s' tT ic Hep.
Feb. 3, 4, 1916. @© Feb. 3, 4, 1916; 1 c.
each Feb. 4, 1916; A 422210, 422211.
Keb. 5, 1916. © Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
5, 1916; A 422255.
Feb. 6, 1916. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1916; A 422276.
Feb. 7, 1916. @ Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
(pehOLG: Ar 422277
Pen, G0) Lolo.” © Keb; 8, OD, tee >
1 c. each Feb. 9, 1916; A 4223383,
422334.
Heb, 10, 1916. © Feb. 10, IT9L6s dc.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 422371.
Neb fil. 2916). ‘@OvVRebs -L 1916." 1 ce.
Feb. 11, 1916; A 422388.
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1461
pt. I, n.s., v.13
Barsottr1 (Charles) *—Continued.
Feb. 12, 13, 1916.
Pen) Mep. yd2. A4-- 19465
422430.
Keb... 14, 1916. .@ Web, 14. 1StG] fc:
Feb. 15, 1916; A’ 422444,
BarRTLeTtT (Frederick H.) & co. Down
of a new era in real estate mer-
chandising. (Jn Chicago daily trib-
une) [1461
© Jan. 19, 1916; 1c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A_: 422286; Harden D Leachman,
Chicago.
Bearp (Daniel Carter)* Flushing, N.
Y. Dan Beard tells you how to
make your own poke. (Jn Boys’
life, Feb., 1916) {1462
© Jan. 20, 1916; 1c. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 422390.
A 422429,
BEAVER co.*, Buffalo. Noverm, a dis-
infectant sheathing. cover-title,
[8] p. illus. 24mo. [1463
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 419537.
BECKLEY (Zoe) Problems of every
girl. (In New York Evening mail)
[1464-1468
Jam. 6, 1916... .@ Jan. 6, 1916; 1 ¢, Jan.
S. 1916 :° A Sa24 572.
Jan. 8 1916.~,© Jan. 8) 2916 5°) cl Jan.
12, 1916; A 421609.
jan. 20." WOLGT) yea. 205 191G aaa:
Jan. 22, 1916; A 421904.
Hep. 3,, 1S16...0° Web, oS. 1 Stiga ce:
Feb. 5, 1916; A 422251.
Heb: ss, LOtG. Vo. Heb. 5. TOG = h co wep:
7, 1916; A 422272.
© Evening mail syndicate, inc.,
New York.
BeitH (1. H.)* London. Carry on, by
the Junior Sub. [pseud.] chap. 3,
4. (In Blackwood’s magazine, Feb.,
1916) [1469
( 1c. Web... 24, 1916; ,A “ad. int.
2519; pubd. Jan. 27, 1916.
BELL TELEPHONE Co. of Pennsylvania‘,
hiladelphia. Telephone directori ies.
[1470-1472
Erie County, Brie, Albion [ete.] Jan.
LOS GL ONGS- WO 2Zc aD bo. Oey Hee. 2.
TOPG. 2) el and (airs hep io. LOG
A 426047.
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale
fete] dan. ote. eRe Ato,
@ Jan. 18, 199@-°2 ¢) and atts fan:
28, 1916; A 419889.
Williamsport, Bellefonte, Lock Haven
fete.], OSaKn., 1 1057,1916.°/66 Dp.tSto.
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419890.
BDENDEL (Henri)* New York. Paris
forever. (Jn Harper’s bazar, Feb.,
1916) [1473
© Jan. 20;.1916;.1 ¢. Jan. 24,
1916; A 422445,
72
© Feb. 12, 13, 1916;
Benson (Carl J.)* East Rockford, Ill.
Philosophy of three words, I, we,
us; translated from the Swedish.
19 p. 16mo. $0.25. [1474
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 28, 1915;
aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417590.
BERANGER (Clara S.)* New York.
Natural right. 8 p. S8vo. [1475
© Dec. (23; 191531 Bret Weenie,
1915; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417592.
BERLINER illustrirte Zeitung. 25.
jahrge. nor. 3, 16° jan., 1916. "Was.
fol. M.0.10. [1476
©Jan. 16, 1916; 1 é. Feb. 14, 1916;
A—Foreign 13427; Ullstein & Co.,
Berlin.
BERNHARDT (Sarah) Why I am young
at 71. (Jn Chicago heraid) [1477
© Jan. 16, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1916;
A 421808; J. Keeley, Chicago.
BERTSCHE (C. P.)*, Chicago.
[1478-1492
Barney fixes Kirby swindle with po-
lice. @ Jan. 11, 1916; 1 © Janco24,
1916; A 421941.
Barney says right cops help dip rob.
Jan. 12, 1916; 1 c Jan. 24, 1916;
A 421942.
Barney tells motive for Rialto shoot-
ing, © Jan. 17,_199163 1 ¢. Jame
1916; A 421946.
Befriended by Busse, Bertsche reforms.
@ Jan. 7, 1916; i.e. Jan. 24/0586;
A 421938.
Bertsche beaten for failing to give
sraft. © Jan. 20; . 199624) fee
24, 1916; A 421949.
Bertsche in a French prison *vearing
mask. © Jan. 6, 1916; 1 ¢ Jan. 24,
1916; A 4219387.
Bertsche now fixer for right coppers.
@ dan. 8; 191Ge ste Jan. 24, 1916;
A 421939.
Bertsche sees no profit in evil life.
@ Jan. 5, 1916; 1 -¢. Jans 22 stSte-
A 421936.
Bertsche tells how graft is collected.
© Jan. 14, 19165 1 « Jan: 24/1980
A 421944.
Busse in anger, hits Barney on the
jaw... © Jan. 10, 191624 @¢igeee
1916; A 421940.
Hope it will do good, Barney’s final
word. © Jan. 21, 1916; 1 « Jan. 24,
1916; A 421950.
Police blackmailed re says Bar-
ney. @ Jan. 138, 1916; ec. Jan. 24,
1916; A 421943.
Spilling the beans for Chicago crooks.
© Jan. 15, 1916; 1..¢c..Jan., 24, oe3eae
A 421945.
These con men made police return graft.
@ Jan. 19, 1916; 1 «. Jan. 24, 3926-
A 421948.
Walking away when shot, Bertsche says.
Jan. 18, 1916; 1.¢ Jan. 24, 2355;
A 421947.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
3
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
Best & co.*, New York. [1493-1498
Advance spring styles. BONE title,
[4] p. illus. 16mo. © Feb. 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A ae
pupae for southern wear. [4] p. map.
i6m Now oo Toto: 2 C. nea ait.
Jan. fia 1916); ‘A 417759.
Best’s annual January white sales.
mie aus. | tto. © Dee. 31, 1915 ;
2c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916 A 417760.
Best’s baby book. cover-title, 48 p.
Hips Sve. ©: Jan... 28, 1916: Des
and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419957.
January white sales. [4] Seay Miliaas:
Tome. ..¢) Jan.1o,,1916 > 2c: and. aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417758.
Originality. cover-title, [6] p. folder.
item remo, £@oeb.4. 19165. 2. ¢.
and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425284.
BEST way. [1499, 1500
Nae eno os, WDecs 15, 1915. .cover-title,
panitOsi—Lins. Wlus., port. .8vo. ©
Wee, 17,,1915; 2.c. Dec. 29, 1915; aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417750.
vy. 1, no. 10, Jan. 15, 1916. cover-title, p
Mats) —isd. illus! Sve. .@ Jan.,,15,
4916; 2¢e. and aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A
417977.
New York.
(Theobald von)
© Best & co.,
BETHMANN-HOLWEG
Kaiser’s illness never confining. (In
Washington times) [1501
© Jan. 14,1916; 1.c. Jan. 14,
1916; A 421706; United press assn.,
New York.
BETTER business. v. 2, no. 1, Jan.,
1916. Chicago, S. H. Churchhill &
company, 1916. [4] p. illus. 8vo.
[1502
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426004; Samuel C. Bilger,
Chicago.
BIBLIOTHEK der unterhaltung und des
wissens. Mit originalbeitriigen der
hervorragenden schriftstellern und
gelehrten sowie zahlreichen illustra-
tionen. Jahrg. 1916. Stuttgart
[etc.] Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft [1915] pHach.:. 240: p.
front., illus. 16mo. M.0.75.
[1503, 1504
neo ec, &, 1016 :::% e,.Jans: 26,
Hi A—Foreign 13367.
"© Dec. 31, 1915: ot c. Feb. 14,
1916: A—Foreign 1335
© Union deutsche Pei, SAS UNOII-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
Bippre (Edward M.)
Pennsylvania
Chart showing
workmen’s compensa-
tion law effective Jan. 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 164 by 134 inches.
[1505
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 417839; George G.
Henderson, Philadelphia.
73
BrrcH (Clarence E.)* Lawrence, Kan.
Birch sectional writing chart. Law-
rence, Kan., The School record pub-
lishing company, 1916. 30 1. obl.
Svo. $10.00. [1506
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417826.
Birkes (Elijah Martin)*, St. Joseph,
Mo. Vitalize the church organiza-
tions P4]. p. «16moe.. -$0.05., -[1507
© Jan. 8, 1916;-2 ¢c» Jan. 10,
1916; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 419788.
BittneR (Franklin)* New York.
Presidents of the United States in
poster stamps. By4l eres os illus.
24mo. $0.25. [1508
‘e) Dee ol Oty Se Ieee SO:
11S jvait, Dec..31, 49155 A. BUG5S9.
Brxspy (R. W.)* Buffalo. [1509, 1510
How to chart yourself. cover-title, [8]
Daie2mMo © sans a OtGe 2c. dan
15, 1916; aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 419789.
Service for high grade men. cover-title,
LS =[ Lp: fh 24mors © dans a or6;
2c. Jan. 15, 1916; aff. Jan. 22, 1916;
A 419790.
BLACKMAN (Alexander Francis) *
Clayton, Mo. Feud in Wall street.
[2liab. LAM. 0. 1G: [1511
©).J ane 18, 19162 2 rea dans 21,
1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419695.
Chicago.
[1512-1517
Model solutions to Modern American
law problems. 19, 20. 2 v. 8vo.
© Nov. 20, Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ec. each
BLACKSTONE institute*,
anda: Jan: . 14 -19ih AS 4077386,
417737.
Modern American law guide. no. 61, 62.
2°00 '8v0.. © DecshIst9t5 322, esveach
and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417741,
417742.
Modern American law problems. 19, 20.
VA sven GG ‘Novel, POLS 2 "re:
each and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417 738,
417739.
Buarir,, Harper & co.*, Aurora, Ill.
Identified seeds. cover-title, 28 p.
illus. Svo. [1518
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 426006.
BLAKE (Alice) Awakening of Gladys
Clifton. chap. 1-6. (Jn Illustrated
companion, Feb., 1916) [1519
toy. Jant25,1 1916 = 1re nantes.
1916; A 422030; F. B. Warner co.,
New York.
Briopcetr (Harvey A.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[1520-1522
Another phase of bigger banking. © Feb.
12, 1916; 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; A 422492.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1523
BiopcetTt (Harvey A.)—Continued.
Bigger banking. © Feb. 11, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 12, 1916 A 422402.
When banks and people come to better
understanding. @© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 «¢.
Feb. 11, 1916; A 422384
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Bores (William J.)* Bloomfield, N. J.
Boies bank news letter service. [3]
p. 4to. [1523
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417990.
BoONNET-BROWN
cago.
[Men’s syndicate service]
3835—335A. Feb. 5, ie:
fol. @ Heb. 1, 1906:
9, 1916; A 4252 89.
[Women’s syndicate service] supplement
336—336A. Heb, Di S906! 21s Tilas.
sales service*, Chi-
[1524, 1525
supplement
2 Vz itis:
2 c. and aff. Feb.
fol. © Feb. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A aoe
BookLovers’ contest co., inc.*, New
York. Rub the lamp. (Jn Cleve-
land leader ) [1526
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422389.
BooKLovErs’ sales co., ine.*, New York.
Start now, now, this minute. (Jn
Virginian-pilot and the Norfolk
landmark) [1527
© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422292,
Boston. First national bank. Wealth
of America, minerals and metals
[28] p. illus. 16mo. [1528
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417729; Walker-Longfel-
low co., Boston.
BosToN UNIVERSITY calendar [1916]
[Boston, Mass., Printed by P. H.
Foster & co., 1916] 394 p. S8vo.
$1.00. [1529
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1916;
aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 418658; Boston
university women graduates’ club.
Boston.
Boyp (Asa S.)* Philadelphia. World’s
greatest gift. 3831p. 16mo. [1530
© San. Tete 2 Hey ane. ol
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425139.
BREWER’S hand book and buyers’ guide
for 1916. 40th year. Chicago, H. S.
Rich:.& Co. [1916] 252 p.~ 12mo.
$5.00. [1531
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 418707; Herbert G. Rich,
Chicago.
14
pt: 1:nass wae
BrRicKeR (Garland Armor)*,
bus, O.
Colum-
[1532-1537
Beef. Columbus, O., The Kauffman-
Lattimer co. [1916] Cloth wall chart,
illus., 28 by 42 inches. $0.50. ©
Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 20,
1915; A 426039.
Clover. Columbus, O., The Kauffman-
Lattimer co. [1916] Cloth wall chart,
illus., 28 by 42 inches. $0.50. © Dec.
28, 1916; 2 c« Feb. 3, 1916; aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426037.
Corn. Columbus, O., The Kauffman-
Lattimer co. [1916] Cloth wall chart,
illus., 28 by 42 inches, $0.50. © Dec.
15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 20, 1915;
A 426040.
Grafting. Columbus, O., The Kauffman-
Lattimer co. [1916] Cloth wall chart,
illus., 28 by 42 inches. $0.50. ©
: 2 ¢c. Webs’ 33,2916 ae
Feb. 5, gies ’A 426036.
Spraying for the codling moth. Colum-
bi The Kaufifman-Lattimer co.
Cloth wall chart, illus., 28
by 42 inches. $0.50. @© Dec. 28,
TORE 2.c: heb Ss 1916; aff. Feb. 5,
1916; A 426035.
Wheat. Columbus, O., The Kauffman-
Lattimer co. [1916] Cloth wall chart,
ilius., 28 by 42 inches. $0.50. @© Dec.
28, 1915; 2c. Feb. 3, 1916; ait Web:
5, 1916; A 4260388.
BRIDGMAN nursery Co. [1538, 15389
Descriptive catalog of strawberry and
other small fruit plants. cover-title,
16 p. illus. 8vo. @ Jan. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426000 :
© Fred C. Stahelin, Bridgman,
Mich.
Same. @© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ¢«. and
aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425306.
© F. C. Stahelin & son, Bridgman,
Mich.
Bronson [pseud] Key to will-power.
[Ti p. / 4to,"" $100: [1540
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ©) ang ane
Jan. 26, 1916; A 419850; Keldan
pub. co., Chicago.
Bronson (George Catheart) OQOredo.
Sheet, illus., 13 by 7% inches. $0.25.
[1541
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417805; H. L. Ward pub.
co., Los Angeles.
BRooKLYN First national bank. Uncle
Sam’s pocket pieces. [24] p. illus.
16mo. [1542
© May 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417728; Walker-Long-
fellow co., Boston.
BrRooKMIRE economic chart co., New
York. International barometer.
[4] p. col. diagrs. 4to. [1548
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419762.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916 1567
BroTHEeRHOoD of locomotive firemen & | BurcER (Emily Gertrude) Emily
enginemen™*, Indianapolis. Our Burger makes public My own story.
special study course. Westinghouse yf? n Boston American.) [1556
air brake, pt. 3, section 5a. (Jn
Locomotive firemen and enginemen’s
magazine. Feb., 1916)
idan ot, 1916; 1. c. Feb.- 9,
1916; A 422335.
Brown (Allan P.)* San Francisco.
Service of the visiting and consult-
ing teacher. [2d. ed.] Santa Bar-
bara, Cal., D. H. Schauer, 1915.
16 p. front. (port.) 24mo. $0.10.
[1545
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 419791.
Bryce (Catherine T.) Aldine speller.
pt. 1 for grades 1 and 2, pt. 2 for
grades 3 and 4; by Catherine T.
Bryce and Frank J. Sherman. New
York, Newson & company [1916]
2 oN. » illus. (part col.) 12mo.
$0.20 each. [1546, 1547
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 420686, 420687;
Newson & co., New York.
BtucuH fiir alle. 1916. [Each. illus.
fol. M. 0.30 [1548, 1549
mia. -© Dee) 29, 149155'1 « Feb.
14, 1916; A—Foreign 13425.
niet, © Dec. 31, .1915; 1 c.° Feb.
14, 1916; A—Foreign 13426.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
Bucr1a blue book no. 3; original de-
Signs in tatting, novelty & filet cro-
chet. New York, Bernhard Ulmann
co., ine., 1916. 47 p. illus. S8vo.
$0.10. [1550
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418503; Bernhard Ul-
mann co., inc., New York.
Buckiey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[1551-1554
Latest Victor price-fixing decision again
upsets the law. @© Jan. 31, 1916; 1
e, Web. 5, 1916; A 422257.
Protecting one’s self ee a partner.
© Jan. 17, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 24, 1916;
A 421925.
Something about accepting debtors’
notes in settlement of accounts. ©
Meiko 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1916; A
When you buy a business and find that
it isn’t doing what the seller claims.
© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1916;
A 422449,
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world.]
BUFFALO gasolene motor co.*, Buffalo.
Buffalo four-cycle marine engines.
34 p. front., illus. 4to. [1555
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425278.
7
[1544 |
Feh ie tole: Fe wep 44,
1B A 422418; Boston American,
Boston.
BURPEE (W. Atlee) & co.*, Philadel-
phia. Burpee’s seeds that grow,
blue list, 1916. cover-title, 148 p.
illus. Svo. [155T
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A ‘417842,
Bourrovcus & co.*, Boston. Inactive
real estate trust stocks, land and
wharf companies. [8] p. fol. [1558
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417583.
Burrowes (Katherine) *, Detroit. New
musical note gatherers. cover-title,
[44] p. illus. 4to. [1559
© Oct. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
13.9915 6:40 fe Jan. ab titOlG=.. A
425156.
Burton (Theodore E.) Republican
victory certain this year. says Bur-
ton, backing self with figures. Sheet,
port, 184 by 10 inches. [1560
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425313; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Butter (John)* Blackwell, Mo.
[1561, 1562
Addenda [to Man’s inhumanity to man]
4] p. 8vo. R
Nov. G6 9915 ob e: or 29 WOR S.
aff. Jan. 3; 1916: A 417582.
Man’s inhumantiy to man [4] p. Svo.
© Nov. 22, 1915: 1 ¢. Nov. 6, 1915;
1 c. Nov. 39, 1Otrer att Jane oy. totG
A 417581.
Butterick fashions.
spring 1916. 84 p. illus. fol.
wi) 9 (epee.
$025)
[15624
and aff.
Butterick
Cc) Fan-"10, “1916: 2" |.
Jan. 13, 1916; A 419585 :
pub. co., New York.
CALIFORNIA current digest, ed. by
P. V. Ross, together with Spe hi,
comp. by George J. Martin [v. 2,
no. 1, January, 1916] San Fran-
cisco, Bancroft-Whitney company,
1916, xxi, 67 .p. 4.1.,.196 p.' 4to.
$7. 50 per year. [1563
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 418715; Bancroft-Whit-
ney co.
CALUMET baking eo,*, Chi-
cago. [1564-1567
Better things to eat for the worker on
the farm. @©@ Nov. 18, 1915; 1 «
Jan. 27, 1916; A 422279.
powder
a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1568
CALUMET baking powder co.*—Contd.
y aig they’ll be so good I just can’t
@* (\Janv 1S 39 0 PGi tS ca han:
OT, “so16: A 422282.
Just what you want.
1 ce Jan. 27, 1916; A 422281.
Light as a feather. © Dec. 2, 1915;
ter Jan. 27, ASG vA 422280:
[Note: The foregoing are in Iowa
homestead. ]
© Dec. 16, 1915;
CAMPBELL electric co.*, Lynn, Mass.
Campbell x-ray and high-frequency
apparatus. 44p. illus. 8vo. (Cat-
alog no. 83) [1568
© Jan: 25,°1916; 2. e.. and) aff:
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419989.
Rk. L. Polk’ & co-s
1916. Seran-
1916.
[1569
€. -and:,ail.
Re lL. Polk
CARBONDALE, Pa.
Carbondale directory,
ton)’ (Pas. ioe Pelk’ & iG0s
286 p. Svo. $4.00.
@Qsdan. AT 1916:,-2
Jan. 18, 1916; A 418493 :
& CO., Pittsburgh.
CarEy (Frank A.)* Maple Shade, N.
J. Solution. (In Moorestown
chronicle ) [1570
© Jan. 6, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1916;
A. 421959.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[1571-1574
Canadians to monopolize shipment of
Alaskan fish. Jan. 623, 19165) a. ec.
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421909.
Carpenter begins story of his travels in
Maskat - ©) Jan. 2, Ole: Lec: Janie:
1916; A 421617.
Carpenter visits a queer city in south-
ern «Alaska. ©) »fams 9. L916 S01
Jan. oHO> A916: Ay 421618:
Terrors mingle with delights in Alaskan
seas. @ Jan. 16, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 19,
1916; A. 421825.
[Note: The foregoing are in Washing-
ton Sunday star, unless. otherwise
stated. ]
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Pittsburgh district tele-
phone directory, Jan. 5, 1916. 240,
140, 288 p. Ato. Li5%5
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 426048.
CHABRE (Theodore)* Alameda, Cal.
Comparing and measuring distances.
15 p... diagrs. S8vo. [1576
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c« and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425270.
CHALMERS (Stephen)* Saranac Lake,
N. Y. Moving picture version of
Edward Everett Hale’s The man
without a country; scenario by
Stephen Chalmers. pt. 5, 6. 2 v.
4to. [Text parallel with binding.]
[1577, 1578
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419925, 419926.
16
pt. 1, mis we 2S
CHAMBERLAIN (Robert Rensselaer) *
New Haven, Conn. Interior decora-
tion and the history of periods.
Article 7, 8 (Jn New Haven reg-
ister ) [1579, 1580
© Nov. 14, 21, 1915; 1 ¢. each Feb.
2,,/1916;, & 422349, 499343,
CHANCE (Frank L.) [1581-1584
Chance starts feature series on famous
fans. © Jan. 9, 1916; 3. ¢) Jan 2
1916; A 421767.
Money is no object with Cohan who
paid pe 000 to see Sox play. © Jan.
16, 1916; 1 ec... Jan. 2 29
421805.
Society girls are good fans, Chance
AVEES. 1 ©@) Jane 30, Tags uc. ene
sl, 1916;, A Aa213
Taft an illustrious ant in Chanute col-
lection. 1916: 4 Cc. Henwa i
© Feb. 6,
1916; A 422312.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHAPMAN (Herman L.)* Marcellus,
Mich. <As the masses see it; two
poems: Don't go to war till you
know what for and A warning. [4]
p. 12mo. [1585
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and “aff.
Jan. 27, 1916; A 425222.
CHARTERHOUSE c0.*, Philadelphia.
Business forms and banking com-
plete in one course. cover-title, 32
Dp. illus. SVO. (Pay envelope
studies ) [1586
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 42530T.
CHAYES (Herman E. S.)* New York.
Technique for a simple bridge. (In
Dental items of interest, Jan., 1916.)
[1587
() Jan. 4, 1916; 1 ¢ Jan, 5) 49aG;
A 421451.
CuHiIcAco. Complete paper directory of
Chicago, Jan., 1916. 11th ed. Chi-
cago, Darrow publishing co., 1916.
84 p. 16mo. eat ~ [1588
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
OT -AtGlG *. A ea ; Philo Clark
Darrow, Western Springs, I.
CHICAGO ASSN. of commerce*, Chicago.
Way to ship. Book no. 12. Pub. by
the Chicago association of commerce
under the direction of the Freight
traffic committee, Jan. 1, 1916.
eover-title, 618 p. 4to. [1589
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 cand ail.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 420428.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
1615
CHIcAGO central station institute.
Commercial engineering course.
Lesson 3. Prospects—new business.
cover-title, 38 p. Aol Svo. [1590
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
y 2816: A 417572 : Natl. electric
light assn., New York.
CHICAGO examiner. [1591-1596
Abraham Lincoln once said. © Oct. 6
hea bk erdansre, 1916: A 421463.
- Clothes investments pay daily dividends.
Me oo sola. § 6 C.) Jan. 6, 2916;
A 421514.
Put music in your life. © Nov. 28,
2 «¢o gan. 6 1916; A 421515.
Quality and quantity. © Oct. 31, 1915;
1c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421466.
Quality writers attract quality readers.
ute 42. 9995-2 ec. Jan. 5, 1916;
A 421464.
Winning the public’s good will. © Oct.
21, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421465.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
examiner ]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
Cuicaco telephone co. Chicago, classi-
fied telephone directory, the red
book, Jan., 1916. Chicago, Ill., R.
H. Donnelley, 1916. 543 p. 4to.
[1597
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426030; Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
CHICKERING & sons*, Boston. Chicker-
ing & sons, pianoforte makers.
[Ninety-third anniversary] 24 p.
illus. 8vo. [1598
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426001.
CITATOR. [1599, 1600
Illinois ed. 15, no. 4, January, 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 343 p.
8vo. $5.00 a year. © Feb. 7, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418871.
Missouri ed. v. 14, no. 2, January, 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 431 p.
8vo. $5.00 a year. @© Feb. 9, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418870.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
City bank. Banking hints. cover-
title, 16 p. illus. 16mo. [1601
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 ¢. Dec. 21, 1915;
aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417724; Sidney
E. Downey, Syracuse, N. Y.
CLEVELAND Jewish society book. Cleve-
land, O., The Jewish independent
pub. co. [1916] 3880p. illus., ports.
12mo. $1.00. [1602
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 420503; Jewish inde-
pendent pub. co., Cleveland.
77
[CLISBEE (George)] They show their
faces, too, at Follies. (In Cleveland
Sunday leader) [1603
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 ce. Feb. 9, 1916;
A 422341; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
[CLroseE (E. H.) realty co.] Big
chance. cover-title, [10] p._ illus.
nar. S8vo. [1604
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 425140; Elmer
Harry Close, Toledo.
CLOTHIER pub. co., ine.*, New York.
Style forecast for fall and winter,
1916-1917. Sheet, illus., 22 by 22
inches. [1605
©. jan: (20 1StG= Se. bein. oe
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425141.
Coir (Stanton) Are American men
slaves of women. (In Chicago
herald) [1606
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422313; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Cottins (Louis L.) [1607-1609
Newly wed pair first to settle in fourth
ward. @i Jan. 30, 1916: tec. heb. a.
1916; A 422185.
Primitive mill first building in Flour
city; @..Feb. 6, 1916: 1. (e¢Websa4,
1916; A 322392.
Third ward had its beginning on Bas-
Sett's' Creek.o7 '@) Jane 23, soles: Es. c.
Jan. 27, 1916; A 422077.
[Note: The foregoing are in Minne-
apolis Sunday journal.]
© Journal ptg. co., Minneapolis.
CotuMBIA school of drafting, Wash-
ington. Columbia school of draft-
ing [1916] cover-title, 16 p. illus.
ports., diagrs. S8vo. [1610
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 419792; Roy C. Claflin,
Washington.
ConKLIN (Victor T.) Sauk Centre,
Minn. [1611, 1612
Laws of state for January. © Dec. 30,
1915; 1c. Jan. 11, 1916; A 421598.
[Minnesota laws] TF eb., 1915, with title,
Our laws for February. © Jan. a
1916; 1 c. Feb. 4, 1916; A 422213.
[Note : The foregoing are in Long
Prairie leader. ]
CoNSTITUTION, Atlanta. [1613-1615
Feeding the pussy in the morning. @©
Pep,.18, 18363, 2 ci Feb. 10,.. 016;
A 422379.
Go-fans. Jan. 3, 1916. © Jan. 3, 1916;
1c. Jan. 6, 1916; A 421507.
On with the dance, let joy be uncon-
fined. @© Jan. 31, 1916 1 ec. Feb. 3,
1916; A 422182.
[Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
Constitution. ]
© James R. Holliday, Atlanta.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
1616
CoNTINENTAL illustrating. co.*, New | [Courtis (S. A.) ]—Continued.
York. Piano dealers’ publicity aid. Bieenen) mama bYonkety uae
cover-title, 52 1. illus. 8vo. (Oid N. X., or ook company, 5
ere } ; : Dec. ¢ F :
master series, vol. A.) [1616 oe ree 7: asta a Pmt pe in
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425166.
ConweEL. (J. L.)* Washington. Mem-
ories of Lincoln. 1. (Jn Spring-
field Republican.) [1617
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
A 422374.
Coonrty (John M.) Lecture on the
composers. New York. American
college society [1916] 9 p. S8vo.
(American college course) $0.50.
[1618
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 5, 1916;
aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 417570; Albert
Newton Shideler, New York.
CornisH (Reynelle G. E.)* Portland,
Ore. Legal sidelights for lawyers
and laymen. Dec. 26, 1915. (Un
Portland Sunday Oregonian) [1619
© Dec. 26, 1915; 1 «. Jan. 5, 1916;
A 421476.
CORPORATION calendar. v. 7%, no. 1,
Jan., Feb., 1916. Card, 103 by 44
inches. [1620
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417568; United States
corp. co., New York.
CORPORATION trust co.*, New York.
Corporation trust company’s in-
come tax service, 1913-1916. 1p. 1,
330, 82,1 p. S8vo. $20.00. [1621
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419592.
Country home, the ladies farm
journal. (In Fruit-grower and
farmer ) [1622-1624
Ve 20, no. 2, Jane 1,) 1916" [@ sane 4,
1916; 1 ec. Jan, 44, 1916 2A 421698.
Weal no. Fae, AGN elie Ly. "1916. © Jan. 19,
1916; ee. Web. 2, 1916; A 422169.
Ve 20 NO. oO, Keb. 1, 1916. © Webasto,
1916 ; 1c Feb. 15, 1916; A 422450.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph,
Mo.
[Courtis (S. A.)] Detroit public
schools standard practice tests.
[1625-1628
Lesson no. 1-381, 44. 82
inches, in case. ©
Dec. 80, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 7,
1916; A 425254.
Form B. Lesson no. 1-81, 44. 82
cards, 8 by 5 inches, in case. @©
Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 7,
1916; A 425255.
In arithmetic. Student’s record. [Yon-
kers-on-Hludson, N. Y., World book com-
pany, 1915] 15 p. 12mo.,© Dec. 30,
VOTO o2 tC ANG) Bik. eed. tien LOloe A
425252.
© World book co., Yonkers-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
[CrREDITORS’ protective association,
ine. ] Modern’ credit reporting.
cover-title, 16 p. 24mo. [1629
© Jan; Hf,” 1916""2" ¢. "Pande,
1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 415223;
George R. Macomber, Washington.
CRESCENT city savings bank. In-
dustrial savings certificate. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 164 by 10
inches, folded to S8vo. $0.50.
[1630
© Oct. 25, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417803; Thomas Hwing
Brenan, New Orleans.
Crorr (Terrell)* St. Louis. Casings
for machinery, foundation anchor
bolts, by Bruce Page [pseud] (in
Power ) [1631
© Jan. 4, 1916; 1 «. Jan. 8, 1916;
A 421595.
CroFrron (Hdna Olivia) * Norwood, O.
Co-ops. (Jn National co-operative
housewife, Dec., 1915.) [1632
© Dec. 20, 19153, 23.64 Janese:
1916; A 422046.
Cummines (G. W.) & Kneisel (Ar-
thur)* Chicago. Telephone talks.
Jan. 1916 installment. (Jn ‘Tele-
phone engineer, Jan., 1916) [1633
© Dec. 31, 19153-4 se adeno:
1916; A 421453.
Dapanr (CC. P.)* » Hamilton, i
Facts about honey. [16] p. illus.
Svo. $0.03. [1634
© Jan. 26,1916; 2+ Gagane 2a:
1916; A 426055.
DaILy Georgian & Sunday American.
[1635-1638
Choose well these companions of your
everyday life. © Jan. 23, 1916; 1 c.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422192. ‘
January is a harvest month for furni-
ture buyers. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1 ec.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422191.
Pure food for every table in Atlanta.
(In Atlanta Georgian) @© Jan. 14,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1916; A 422190.
To the furniture dealers of Atlanta.
@. Jan.,.9, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. si i 9h:
A 422189.
[Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
Hearst’s Sunday American, unless other-
wise stated]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
18
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 2, 1916
1676
Date (Alan) Bayside, N. Y. Alan | Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [16389-1643
janet o1G. - @ Jan. 2; 19163 1 sc. Jan.
7, 1916; A 421592.
faa 1916. © Jan:.9, 1916; 1 e.cJan.
12, 1916; A 421634.
Jan. 23,)1916... © Jan. 23, 1916; 1.¢.
Jan. 26, 1916; A 421967.
Feb. 6, 1916; © Feb. 6, P9TOs if'¢.. Heb.
8, 1916; A 422296.
Feb. 13,,,1916. ©. Feb. 13, LONG 251...
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422448.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston.
[1644-1671
All for you. If I had a hundred hearts.
Card, col. illus., 3% by 43 inches.
aot. ,© Jan. st, 1916;.2 c. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419988.
Can you guess. I wish that I knew.
Card, col. illus., 3 by 53 inches. $0.10.
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 2,
1916; A 419985.
Friendly valentine. This valentine to
your address. Card, col. illus., 3 by
= inehes. $0.20. © Jan. 31, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419981.
Here’s my heart. I’m bringing you this.
Card, col. illus., 34+ by 4% inches.
SO.) © Jan. oat! 1916: 2c. and aif.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419987.
Inside there is a test of true love. 2 1.
col. illus. ob]. 48mo. $0.10. © Jan.
eon 2 c.-and ait, Keb. 2; 1916;
A 419966.
Loving hearts. This little girl is very
shy. Card, col. illus., 34 by 4% inches.
Sova, ©) Jan.vot., 1916.5°2'c.. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419968.
Mother Goose valentine. [Rain, rain, go
away] Folded card, col. illus., 31 by
42 inches. $0.10. © Vane le. ft ONG
2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419967.
[Sing a song of sixpence] Folded
eard, col. illus., 34 by 4% inches.
$0. 10. © Jan. 31, 1915: 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419962.
for a dear little girl. [Little Boy
Blue] Folded card, col. illus., 34 by
4% inches. $0.10. © Jan. 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419980.
for a little friend of mine. [Jack
and Jill.] Folded card, col. illus., 34
Dyie4s inehes. .. $0.10. ©. Jan.. 31,
wveo, 2 Cc. and aff: Feb.’ 2, 1916; A
419974.
for a Jittle friend of mine. [Mis-
tress Mary quite contrary] Folded
card, col. illus., 33 by 44 inches.
~u..L0, © Jan. 31; 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419977.
for you. [Tom, Tom, the piper’s
son] Folded card, col. illus., 34 by
4% inches. $0.10. @©@.Jan: 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419970.
to a dear little boy. [Little Miss
Muffet] Folded card, col. illus., 34
by 44 inches. $0.10... © Jan. 31,
iva. 2 Cc. and aff. Neb. 2, 1916; A
419976.
to a girl I know. [This is the
house that Jack built] Folded card,
col. illus., 34 by 43 inches. $0.10. ©
Wad. oL, 1916; 2. ¢c. ‘and aff. Beb. 2,
1916; A 419971.
79
-——to you. [Little Jack Horner]
Folded card, col. illus., 3% by 43
inches. $0.10. @© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419975.
to you. [Twinkle, twinkle, little
star] Folded card, col. illus., 34 by 43
inches. $0.10. © Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419972.
Our heart. 3 1. col. illus. 48mo. $0.10.
© Jan. of, 29165 2. .c..and aff. Webs 2,
1916; A 419965. -
To my valentine. [How would you like
to be my valentine] 2 1. col. illus.
obl. 48mo. $0.15. @©@ Jan. 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419964.
[There never was a saint so fine]
cover-tithe. 1) ycols Allus’ -24mo!
$0:2). ,.@.dan. o1,)4016*> 2c. andiaff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419963.
Valentine. I’m writing on a _ tender
theme. Card, col. illus. 3 by 532
inchest-) $0105 @ Janz isis 19165 2. ec.
and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419986.
Valentine for old times’ sake. Card,
col. illus., 34 by 53 inches. $0.10. ©
Janos TOlGs pomes ang waite, Hep. 2,
1916; A 419961.
Valentine for you. Little maiden.
Card, col. illus., 3% by 4% inches.
$0:05; @) Jane 315) 1962" cs and: ait.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419984.
Valentine greeting. [If other hearts
you’re offered] cover-title, 1 1. col.
illus. 24mo. $0.25. © Jan. 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419983.
[You may not be an architect]
2 i, “eols illus. “obl: “48mo. ~$00L5.
@i dane 31551996... 2 ic. and afer Hebi) 2,
1916; A 419978.
Valentine greetings. [If everyone were
as nice as you.] cover-title, 1 1. col.
illus. 24mo. -$0.25. © Jan. 31, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419982.
Of friendships I’ve known. Card,
col. illus. 33 by 5 inches. $0.10. ©
Jane St. TOG = 2 C. and ae. Hep, 2.
1916; A 419978.
Valentine kisses. This little maiden’s
finger tips. Card, col. illus., 34 by 43
inches. 150.05. @)Jane oh, 191622 ce.
and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419969.
Valentine offer. [Pray use my heart for
a fiddle] 21. col. illus. obl. 48mo.
$0.15. © Jan. 31, 1916; 2 cand aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419979.
Davis (Charles Henry) Good roads
everywhere. Sheet, illus., 143 by
104 inches. (Jn Christian herald,
Nov. 10, 1915) [1672
© Nov. 10, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 417999; Natl. highways
assn., Washington.
Davis (Richard Harding)*, New York.
[1673-1676
Deserted command. © Jan. 23, 1916;
1c. Jan. 25, 1916; A 421955.
From Paris to Saloniki while the war
rages. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 19,
1916; A 421829.
Hoover is invited to feed Serbians. ©
Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 10,1916; A
421581.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1677
pt. 1, a..s,, 4a
Davis (Richard Harding) *—Contd.
Peep at the famous St. Mihiel salient.
Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
A 422428.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York times magazine.]
Davis (William W.)* Baltimore.
Sanctity of the Lord’s day: the
cross roads of the Kingdom. Sheet,
printed on both sides, col. illus., 11
by 84 inches. ’ [1677
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 25, 1916; A 425142.
Davison’s silk trade, a directory of
the silk manufacturers of the
United States and Canada. 21st
annual ed., 1916. New York, Da-
vison publishing co., 1916.
[1678, 1679
Office ed. 656 p. 8vo. $3.00. © Jan.
17, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1916; aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418515.
$2.00. ©
Pocket ed. 572 p. 12mo.
dan. .i7, 19162°2¢,, Jan, 2g; 1916;
A 418512.
© Davison pub. co., New York.
Dawes (Chester L.)* Cambridge,
Mass. Electrical measurements and
testing direct and alternating cur-
rent. cover-title, [64] p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Loose leaf laboratory
manual. The Wiley technical se-
ries. J. M. Jameson, editor) $0.75.
[1680
©) Janz 6; 19t6- 2 ce and ah. Jan.
10, 1916; A 420290.
DEANE (Nathaniel Carter)* Carnegie,
Pa. Where freedom found its way.
[4] p. illus., port. 4to. [1681
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 426059.
Dr JARNETTE (Alva Lyle)* San Diego,
Cal. Open forum songs. [San
Diego, Cal., Printed by A. T. Rog-
ers, 1916] cover-title, 49 p. 16mo.
$0.15. [1682
© Jan. 2. 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425237.
De Lano (C. S.)* Los Angeles. In-
structions for playing the Hawaiian
steel guitar. 7p. illus., ports. fol.
[1683
©) Dee. 15,: 1915: 2 ce. Deer 23.
1915; aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419990.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report for January, 1916. (In
Oil City derrick) [1684
© Feb. 1, 1916; 1 c Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422254,
80
DeETECTA phone co. of America, ine.
Detecta ear phone. [8] p._ illus,
port. S8vo. [1685
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426002; Gaillard Smith,
New York.
DETMER Service bureau. [1686, 1687
v. 12, no. 4 Sheet, col. illus., 2034 by
15 inches: © Dec. 31, 1915.2 Gand
aff. Jan. 6, 1916; A 419595. ,
vy 12, no. 5. Sheet, illus., ports., printed
on both sides, 41 by 15 inches. fold
to fol. © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426134.
© Detmer woolen co., New York.
DETROIT correspondence institute of
motoring*, Detroit. [1688-1690
Course of scientific instruction in motor
car production, repairing, driving and
salesmanship. Lesson 1, pt. 2. cover-
title, [6] p. Sv0.)@) dan. 2772906;
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419923.
Detroit correspondence institute of
motoring. [ Prospectus ]
Svo. » @ Jan. 14,,.4d986s ae
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417808.
General instructiecns and special intro-
ductery lesson of the course of scien-
tific instruction in motor production,
repairing, driving and salesmanship.
[101 p. Svo. @ Jan. 27, tae 2
and aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419924.
DETROIT STEEL products co.*, Detroit.
Springs on your ear. 63 p. inel.
front., illus. 24mo. [1691
© Nov. 5, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417819.
DEUTSCHE Dbiicher, 1915;
der Mitnchner verleger.
.almanach
Uberreicht
vom Deutschen buchhandel. [Miin-
chen, F. Bruckmann a.-g., 1915]
96 p. illus. 12mo. [1692
© Nov. 22, 19153 a.ce. dane 2a.
1916; A-—Foreign 13369; Vereini-
gung Miinchner verleger 1914 e. V.,
Munich, Germany.
DEUTSCHE revue. 41. jahrg. Januar,
1916. S8vo. [1693
© Dee. 29, 1915; 1 ec. Jame
1916; A—Foreign 13392; Deutsche
verlags-anstalt, Stuttgart, Germany.
DEUTSCHLAND. 7%. jahrg. DP... sae
jan., 1916. illus. 4to. [1694
© Jan. 13, 1916; 1 ¢. Mebr 1%,
1916; A—Foreign 18431; J. J.
Weber, Leipzig.
DEVNEY (Joseph J.)* Cleveland.
[1695-1697
Deyney’s demonstration chart. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 18% by 113
inches fold. to 8vo. $0.25. © Jan.
24,1916; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1916; aff. Jans
27. 1916; A 425148.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
DEyNEY (Joseph J.) *—Continued.
Meeting objections to taking more in-
surance. p- i6mo. 3 per $1.00.
Crna. fo. tot: 2 ec. Heb. 5, 1916;
aff. Dec. 6, 1915; A 425224.
Suggestions for using Devney’s dem-
onstration chart. 6 folder. 8vo.
© Jan. 25, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 31, 1916;
aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425144.
Dre Zene (H. L.)* Maple Shade, N. J.
De Zeng’s electric opthalmoscope
with new metal mirror, universal
light adjustment. De Zeng’s scien-
tific refracting and muscle testing
equipment. [4] p. illus. 8vo.
[1698
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426007.
Digs BLATT gehért der hausfrau. 30
jahrg. Each illus. fol. M. O. 15.
[1699-1700
Mit etD, Oo. gan., 1916. © Jan. 9, 1916;
ie Feb. 14, "1916; A—Fforeign 13428.
hft. 16, 16. jan., 1916. © Jan. 16, 1916;
1. é. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign 13429.
© Ullstein & co., Berlin.
DIRECT-ADJUSTMENT service. Direct-
adjustment service. 51 cards, 3 by
5 inches, in card cabinet. [1701
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426191; William BE. Jun-
ker, Brooklyn.
DrRectory of coal mines by counties.
[Supplement to pocket edition, Coal
field directory and mining catalog,
1915.] Pittsburgh, Pa., Keystone
consolidated pub. co., ine. [1915]
85 p. 24mo. $5.00. [1702
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c« Dee. 31,
1915; aff. Dec. 30, 1915; A 417473;
Keystone consolidated pub. co.,
Pittsburgh.
Drxon (Thomas)* New York. Fall
of a nation. (Jn National Sunday
magazine) [1703, 1704
Fall of a nation, chap. 18 cont.-20. ©
Pan sueoko. do ¢c. Jan. 17, 1916; A
421793.
Fall of a nation, chap. 21, 22. © Jan.
23, Ge e; wan. D7, 1916; A
422078.
DoAaNE (Clarence E.)* Strongsville,
O. Instructive missionary game; di-
rections. [44] cards, 4 by 24 inches.
$0.25. [1705
© Dec. 6, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
15, 1915; A 419796.
DonAHEY (William)* Chicago.
[1706-1708
Teenie Weenie, lady of fashioin, reads a
1723
DonNAHEY (William) *__Continued.
Teenie Weenies go sleighing. © Jan
L9G 2h .contan. 4, 1956: A i2tts0
Teenie Weenies have a fire. © Feb
1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1916; A 452568
pwore: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
AS a woman
York Evening
Dorr (Rheta Childe)
sees it. In New
mail) [1709-1715
Jane AI aSIG.. Oriani E1916 =f “ce:
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421689.
Jan. 12, 1916. © Jan ey ADI Ge veh C.
Jan 14, 1916; A 421699
Jan. 20, 1916. © Jan. 20, 9iG-) ©, ec.
Jan , 22. 1916; A 421905
Jan. 26, LOG.) Gy wan. 26, LO16% 1 e.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 422041.
Feb. 2, 1916. © Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
4, 1916; A 422205.
Heb: 2 45,4916... © Meebo s4, )491E25% ec:
Feb. 5, 1916; A 422253.
Heb, 52.1916... Gy Web. .5,.1916;5,2° ec.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 422269.
© Evening mail syndicate, inc.,
New York.
Dorie (John)* New York. Golf bil-
liards. cover-title, 8 p. diagr.
48mo. [1716
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 4199383.
DRAKE (Edward R.)* Chicago. Awak-
ening of white lead manufacturers.
(In Paint, oil and drug review)
‘mals
© Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
A 422417.
DRENNAN (Marie) Prayers of a week.
(In Association monthly, Feb., 1916)
[1718
© Feb. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 3, 1916;
A 422416; National board of Young
women’s Christian assn., New York.
DrRoMGOOLE (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ripe [1719-1722
Jan. 1916. © Jan. 1, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
6, 1D16. A 421480.
Jan. 8, 1916. © Jan. 8, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1916; A 421588.
Jan. 22, 1916. @ Jan. yee 1916.9) 1G
Jan, 24, 1916: A 421926
Feb. 5, 1916. © Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
10, 1916; A 422377.
DuntToN (George E.)* New York.
Technical educational series. Lec-
ture 8. (Jn Electrotypers’ union
journal, Feb., 1916) [1723
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
TRO ste et et |} 2; 1918s) A0419948.
30605—16——2 81
EAGLE oil & Supply co.,
EAGLE printing co.*,
Eau CLAIRE, Wis.
ECONOMIST
EconoMY
EDGINTON
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1724
Dwyer (James Francis)* New York. |
In the long grass. (In Hat asworth
red magazine, Jan. 15, 1916) [1724
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; A ad int.
2568; pubd. Jan. 15, 1916.
* Boston. Some-
thing in it for both of us. cover-
title, [S] p. 48mo. [1725
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425121.
Providence, R. I.
Wonderful mind reading. cover-
title, [5] cards in envelope. 4 by 23
inches. $0.10. [1726
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419539.
Hast State street business men’s assn.,
Rockford, I. 17271, Tt2S
Save money on E. State st. and adjoin-
ing sections. (Zn Rockford morning
star)’ @ Dee ta 190s -7 1" crane ol
1916; A 422052.
Save money on East State street from
now until Christmas eve. (In Rock-
ford republic) © Dec. 13, 1915; 1 «¢.
Jan. 21, 1916; A 422058.
|
, Rich-
Sheet, illus.,
HASTERN coal & export corp.*
mond. All good lump.
25 by 388 inches. [1729
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1915; A 419797.
[173
Wright’s s dir ectory of Eau Claire e
1916. v. 17. Milwaukee, Wis.,
Wright directory co. 1916. [5]-S,
11-485 p. front. (feld map) 8vo.
$5.00.
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 420811; Wright directory
co., Milwaukee.
training school*, New
York. Salesmanship [by J. W. Fisk
and A. E. Hurst.] Lesson 1-12.
cover-title, 12v. 16mo. [1731-1742
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425256425267.
service co.*, New York.
[1743, 1744
Bulletin no. A139, Feb. 1, 1916. cover-
title, 8 numbr. 1. illus. obl. S8vo.
@ Feb. 1, 1916s*2 and “an. eb.
7, 1916; A 425246.
Supplementary service. Bulletin no.
AAS. suppl. Heb. A, a9 cover-
title, p. 111-118. illus. obl. S8vo.
@ Eeb. 1; 1916;2° c Jand ait. eb.
7, 1916; A 425247.
(May)* Wendover, Bucks,
England. God in the man (in Cas-
sell’s magazine, Feb., 1916) [1745
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; A ad int.
2582; pubd. Jan. 29, 1916.
82
pt..1, BOS., Vas
EFFINGHAM town and county song
book. [Efiingham, Ill., Printed by
the Le Crone press] 1916. 71 p.
illus. 16mo. $0.10. [1746
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 420692; Ada H. Kepley,
Effingham, Ill.
ELpRiIDGE’s tide-book and marine di-
rectory, 1916. 41st year. Boston,
Mass., C. C. Hutchinson, general
agent, 1916. 2 p. 1. 108 p. front.
(port.) S8vo. $0.75. [1T4A7
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2. eroame2,
1916; aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 420621:
M. Eldridge Macy & Gratia W.
Eldridge, Ipswich, Mass.
ELeEctTric storage battery co.*, Phila-
delphia. Manual of exide batteries
in automobile starting & lighting
service. 2d ed., Jan., 1916. 3 p. L,
3-62 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. [1748
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417733.
importing co.*, New York.
Catalog no. 16. 1st ed., 1916. 272
p. illus. 16mo. [1749
© :Jan:. 14, 1916: 2 eam ie
1916; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417838.
EXLECTRO
Erytis (R. P.) Chicken dollars and
sense. (In Philadelphia North
American) [1750-1752
5. Finding the most satisfactory market.
©: Dec: 26, 1915; 1 cipdanaieeesie:
A 421530.
6. Disposing of poultry farm products.
@Q dane 2. 16; 1 > Jan? Tae
A 4215381.
11. Efficient brooding equipment is im-
portant. Feb. 6,. 19165. tees:
12, 1916; A 422415.
© Matos advertising co., ine,
Philadelphia.
En Paso, Tex. Worley’s directory of
Hl Paso, U. S. A., 1916: Dallas,
Tex., J. F. Worley directory com-
pany, 1916. [45]-702 p. Ato.
$5.00. [1753
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 4203860; John F.
Worley directory co., Dallas.
ENGELHARD (Charles)* New York.
Facts worth knowing about pyro-
meters in general and Heraeus Le
Chatelier pyrometers in particular.
cover-title, 34 p. plates. S8vo.
[1754
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417810.
4
- BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916 1788
ENGINEERING directory. pt. 1, 1916 | Evans (W. A.)*—Continued.
ed. [Chicago, Ill.. The Crawford Living to be 100. © Jan. 28, 1916; 1 «.
publishing co., 1916] 896 p. 12mo. Jan. 29, 1916; A 422065.
$5.00 [1755 Lymph channels. © Dec. 31, 1915; 1 ©¢.
pga Jan. 5, 1916; A 421475.
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. | Negligible report. © Jan. 6, 1916: 1 «.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 420693; Crawford Jan.-8, 1916; A 421587.
pub. co., Chicago. Occupations for deaf. © Jan. 31, 1916:
1 ec. Feb. 1, 1916: A 422144.
Eenst & co.*, Newark, N. J. Insur- Reform association. © Jan. 5, 1916;
ance requirements demand safety u e. Jan. 8, eet A ee Pe
firs ; Seli-test in diabetes. eb. 6, 1916;
— [6] p. folder, illus. By ee 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; A 422367.
. Septic sore throat. © Feb. 14, 1916:
an. 7 4 (2, an@ (alk c. Heb. . A 22483.
© J 28, 1916: 2 1 aff 1 c. Feb. 16, 1916 422483
Jan. 31, 1916; A 419928. Sick babies and fresh air. © Jan. 29,
1916: 1 c. Feb. 1, 1916; A 422143.
SQUERRE ‘ i accounting. *eS- Subnorma! children. © eA D5
E (E-4d-) >A ti L Sub 1 child © Dec. 29, 191
son no. 3. Financial statements. 1c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421473.
New York, N. Y., National com- Typhoid in Lee © eee 26, 1916;
mercial gas association [1916] p. wap Spe 7 aa if ita ge
33-60. S8vo. (Practical gas educa- Jan. 14. 1916: A 421683. Bn Ae
tional courses) [1757 Why flowers die ulnar © Jan. 3,
© Feb. 8, 1916: 2 c and aff. 1916; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1916; A 421584.
Seer tate A 495528 - Natl: com- | \ Wiy so back after‘ thirty.’ @ Jan. 30,
SE see een. New. York. 1916:1 c. Feb. 3.1916; A 42217 is
mail. New York. Evening
Estate stove co.*, Hamilton, O. mail real estate suppl. Dee. 31,
[1758, 1759 1915. [1782
Estate gas appliances. 141, [1] p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. /({ Catalogue no.
49) © Jan. 26, 1916: 2 ec. ‘and aff.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 419934.
Time table to be used in all baking and
roasting operations in the Estate fire-
less cooking gas range—no. 888.
Wall chart, illus., 11 by 14 inches.
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425225.
ETHELL (Henry C.)* Springfield, Ore.
How I was sanctified. Springfield,
Ore., News print, 1916. 32 p.
(port.) 24mo. $0.10. [1760
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419955.
ErnHicat culture school*, New York.
[Muscular movements] 25 loose 1.
obl. S8vo. [1761
© Dec. 19. 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 1,
1916; aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425226.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [1762-1781
Blood circulation. © Dec. 30, 1915: 1.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 421474.
Calories. © Jan. 21, 1916: 1c. Jan. 22,
1916; A 421902.
Deaths from excitement. © Jan. 27.
1916; 1 c. Jan. 29, 1916: A 422064.
Dreams. © Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c¢. Jan. 14,
1916; A 421681.
Fletcherizing. © Jan. 12, 1916: 1 ec.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421682.
Hope for the lean. © Jan. 20, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 22, 1916; A 421901.
Important question. © Jan. 1. 1916;
21 ec. Jan. 8, 1916; A 421583.
Keeping books on health. © Jan.
E916; 2) c Jan. &, 1916; A 401588"
© Dee. 31, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
A 422209: Mail & express co., New
York.
EVENING TELEGRAPH*, Philadelphia.
Cosmopolite. Dee. 24, 1915. (In
Philadelphia Evening telegraph)
[1783
© Dec. 24, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
A 422027.
Farre (Edgar) Germans hold tight
rein on all Belgian finances. (Jn
New York tribune) [1784
© Jan. 13, 1916;:.1 ¢ Jan. 18,
1916; A 421788; Tribune assn., New
York.
FAIRCHILD press*, New York. Spring
dress up. cover-title, 16 p. Svo.
[1785
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A ; 425289,
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*, New York.
[1786, 1787
EVENING
Chicago, Fairchild’s, women’s wear di-
rectory. v. 6, no. 1, spring 1916.
cover-title, 192 p. 32mo. $0.25. ©
Feb. 3, 1916: 2 c.
1916; A 425279.
Fairchild’s Chicago apparel gazette di-
rectory. v. 15, no. 2, spring, 1916.
cover-title, 208 p. front. (fold. map)
32mo. $0.25. © Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425170.
FANCHER (Elizabeth W.)* Evanston,
Ill. Floral fantasy. Evanston, IIl.,
R. F. Milne, 1915. cover-title, [7] p.
iS col. illus., port. 16mo. $0.25. [1788
© Oct. 12, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
’| 14, 1916; A 417726.
and aff. Feb. 7,
83
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1789 ‘
Fantus bros.*, Chicago. How to be a
suecessful agent. cover-title, 64 p.
16mo. $1.00. [1789
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417807.
FARMER’S rural credit loan and Sav-
ings assn. of Indiana. Investor’s
profit. cover-title, [12] p. 8vo.
[1790
©) Dec’ 29, 4905772 ec... Jan. 11,
1916; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 419787;
Fred Baker, Evansville, Ind.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Some trade getting ideas for bakers.
(In Bakers review. Feb., 1916)
[1791
© Jan, 28, 1916; 1 ce. Feb. 3, 1916;
A 422174.
Frerevson (Fred D.)* Logansport,
Ind. Travels of a tourist Typo, by
Texas [pseud] [114] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [1792
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419492.
FIDELITY mutual life insurance co.*,
Philadelphia. Income for life
[$5,000] Sheet, printed on both
sides, 12 by 94 inches. [1793
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417744.
FLETCHER (Orlin Ottman)* Greenville,
S. C. Existence of God: a study of
the religious consciousness. Lec-
ture 2. (Jn Review and expositor,
Jan., 1916) [1794
© dan, 519th. 1 «) Janes 1916;
A 421554.
FLETCHER-BERRY (Riley M.) Planta-
tion Christmas cakes. 15 p. 24mo.
$0.05. [1795
©) Dec, 20; 1915.2 ce. Jan, 6, VIG:
aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417761; Curtis
pub. co., Philadelphia.
FLIEGENDE bliitter. bd. 144. [Hach
illus. 4to. M. 0.80] [1796-1798
NO. SOGiks Jali... tOte. JO) Pali, olas
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign 13411.
no. 3677, 14. jan., 1916. © Jan. 14,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign
13412.
no. 3678,.21, jan... 1916.. .@ Jan. 21,
1916; 1 ec. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign
13413.
Braun & Schneider, Munich.
FooTtoGRAPH co.*, New York. Footo-
graph ad book no. 3. 15 1. illus.
4to. [1799
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426516.
84
pt. 1, 0: S., ¥.43
Forp (Allyn K.)*, Minneapolis. Home
laundry hints. 4th ed., rev. and enl.
80 p., illus. 24mo. $0.25. [1800
© Oct. 21, 1915: 2 & Janere
1916; aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417618.
FoREMAN bros. banking co.*, Chicago.
Right means might. [14] p. illus.,
part. 16mo. [1801
© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
afi. Jan. 21, 1916; A’ 419798.
FOSTER
(Wm. Thos.)* Washington.
Foster’s weather builetin. June 12,
19, 26, July 3, 10, 1915. (Jn Minne-
apolis Progress) [1802-1806
© June 12-July 10, 1915; 1 «
each Feb. 8, 1916; A 422297422301.
FowLer (Jonathan O.) pres. of the
Bureau of Patents*, New York.
How to sell patents. Sheet, 11 by
12 inches. [1807
© Dec. 17, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417906.
FRANKAU (Gilbert)* London. Song of
the guns. (Jn Land and water)
[1808, 1809
3, 4. [2 instalments] © 1 ec. each Feb.
10, 1916: A ad int. 2569; pubd. Jan.
13, 20, 1916.
5, 6, 7, 8. [3 instalments] @© 1 ¢. each
Feb. 26, 1916; A ad int. 2584; pubd.
Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 1916.
FRANKLIN sugar refining co.*, Phila-
delphia. Sugar talks, Jan., 1916.
(In Grocer’s review, Jan., 1916)
[1810
© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
A 422308.
FREMONT Waterbury,
Conn. [1811, 1812
Y; ‘the Y, the Yu M. @)) AV Sheers
by 11 inches. © Jan. 6: 2 @
Jan. 7, 1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417751.
You seem to fill that aching want.
Sheet, 8% by 11 inches. © Jan. 6,
1916: 2-e: Jan. 7, 1916; a. Jano
1916; A 417752. ;
Frorest (Frank)* Teddington, Eng-
land. Greye-Stratton mystery. (Jn
Premier magazine, Feb., 1916)
[1813
© 1c Jan. 29, 1916; A ad int.
25015 pubd. Jan.) a eOie
FUEL engineering co. of New York’,
New York. Coal service report for
the month of December, 1915. 8
numb. l. 4to. [1814
© Jan. 12, 1916: | 2. ce. and la
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417771.
(Geo. Rays
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
Fucter (Paul)* Dorchester, Mass.
Freedom’s eras. (Jn Quincy even-
ing telegram) [1815
Pee 2% 1915; 1 c. Jan. 5,
1916; A 421639.
FULL speed chemical laboratory. Uni-
versal mechanical necessity: full
speed pulley covering. cover-title,
[8] p. illus. 8vo. [1816
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417818; Alfred
Gelbert, Chicago.
Funk (Sylvester M.)* Hagerstown,
Md. Funk’s practical penmanship
drills. Pad. 4to. [1817
© Dee. 2, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
80, 1915; A 417588.
Furst bros. & co.*, Baltimore. Period
mirrors. cover-title, 1 p. 1., [82] p.
8vo. [1818
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 425341.
GARRETT (Garet) [1819-1823
Delusions of German logic. © Jan. 23,
G,02) Gc Jah. 25, 1916; A 421956.
Germany as a unit in war. © Jan. 21,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421920.
Peace feeling in Germany. © Jan. 28,
oe! e. vans 29, 19163) A. 422067.
Self-seeing in Germany. © Jan. 24,
ie. + €. Jan, 20, 1916; A 421957.
Yearnings of young Germany. © Jan.
Peer C. Jan. 24, 1916* A
421921.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York times.]
© New York times co., New York.
GARVIN (J. LL.) [1824—1828
Britain hears menace in boom of Wil-
son words. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1916; A 422308.
British cabinet a salad and Asquith is
the oil. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1 ec. Jan.
18, 1916; A 421789.
British find that Czar’s needs and U. S.
amity conflict. © Feb. 13, 1916; 1.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422454.
Rise of new and stronger British min-
istry forecast. © Jan. 9, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 11, 1916; A 421601.
Teuton hammer welds allies on land and
sea. Jan. 28, 1916; 1c. Jan. 25,
1916; A 421965.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
GATCHELL (Albert Edward)* Cincin-
nati. [1829, 1830
Dollars and sense the great game of
business. sheet, illus. 13 by 934
inches. © Dec. 22, 1915; 2 c¢. Dec.
29, 1915; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A
419590.
85
1842
GATCHELL (Albert Edward) *—Contd.
Making dreams come true. How, when
and where you can get dollars when
you want them. sheet, illus., 14 by 9
inches. © Dec. 21, 1915; 2 ec. Dec.
24) OASIS. alts ans a Se TOSS T A.
419596.
GEFLUGELZUCHTER jahrbuch fiir das
jahr, 1916. Hamburg, Wis., Der
Gefluegelzuechter publishing co.,
1916: keep, (GE, iWkhus: - Sve.
$0.25. [1831
© Jan, 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419781; Henry E. Voigt,
Hamburg, Wis.
GENERAL electric co.*, Schenectady,
N. Y. Bulletin. [1832, 1833
No. 43850. Flood lighting. Jan., 1916.
4 p. illus., diagrs. 4to..© Jan. 10,
1916; 2c. and) af.) Web: (27/1996:
A 419958.
No. 44091. Pendell automatic substa-
tion. Jan., 1916. 5p. illus., diagrs.
sto. 1© Jan.’'S) 191652; @ “and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419959.
GERLACH-BARKLOW co., Joliet, Ill.
[1884, 1835
What makes a man, or woman, decide
to become your customer? cover-title,
[12] p. illus. 4to. @© Dec. 31, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417578.
What makes a man say: I would like
to open an account with your bank.
cover-title [12] p. illus. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 5, 1916;
A 417577.
GERM 0’ son co.*, San Francisco.
Facts for bean growers, bacterial
treatment of the seed. 13 p. illus.
Svo. (Facts for farmers series)
[1886
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417666.
GILLAM (Manly M.)
business. Holding your market.
(Jn Chicago herald) [1837
© Jan. 28, 1916%, 1c. Jan. 29,
1916; A 422061; J. Keeley, Chicago.
GLASs (Montague) [1838-1842
Ambassador a job? ask Birsky and Zapp.
© Jan. 23, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1916;
A 4219638.
Birsky and Zapp discuss prison reform.
© Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1916;
A 422455.
Birsky and Zapp talk preparefulness.
© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1916;
A 421599.
Cost of high living worries Birsky and
Zapp. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1 ¢c. Jan. 18,
1916; A 421790.
War more ticklish as poker, Birsky tells
Zapp. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 8,
1916; A 422307.
[Note: The foregoing
York tribune.]
© Tribune assn., New York.
Bigger, better
are in New
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, 1. S., v.18
1843
GLoveR (H. B.) co.*, Dubuque, Ia.
Nightie book. 28 p. illus. (part
col.) 8vo. [18438
© Oct. 10, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417665.
GoopMAN (William Archie)* Nord-
hoff, Cal. Goodman’s average table.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 123 by
8 inches. $0.25. [1844
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 7, 1916: A 426060.
GoopDYEAR (Ellen Conger)* Buffalo.
Supplement to the Divine order and
reality of being as shown in the
Scriptures. 8 p. 16mo. $0.10.
[1845
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425161.
Gorpon (Marion) pseud. Cinderella’s
Christmas. (Jn Cleveland press)
[1846
© Dee, 24, 1915-1 cc, Jan. 12,
1916; A 421630; May C. Whitaker,
Cleveland.
GoRHAM co.,* New York. [1847-1850
Bronze lighting fixtures. cover-title,
14 pl. fol. (Catalogue L) © Jan. 3,
IF1G Soo es San, 6, 1816s ait, Web: fo,
1916; A 418664.
Bronze misc. ornaments. cover-title,
8 pl. fol. (Catalogue O) Jan. 3,
1516> 2, ¢.Jan: 6; aff. Feb. 1,
1916; A 418666.
Bronze mortuary work. 5 p. 1., 65 pl.
fol. (Catalogue M) © Jan. 3, 1916;
2c. Jan. 6, 1916; aff. Feb. § 1916;
A 418663.
Bronze mouldings & shapes. cover-title,
46 pl. fol. eS OERE W) © Jan.
3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916; aff. Feb. 1,
1916: A 418665.
[Goutp (Gerald B.)] Matching the
eoal to the plant. New York, Fuel
engineering company of New York
[1915] 21 p. i16mo. (Series of
short business talks, no. 3) [1851
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417770. Fuel engineer-
ing co. of New York, New York.
ray (Robert D.)* Ridgewood, N. J.
eee to enlarge negatives with the
parallax condenser. Price list for
1916. cover-title, 15 p. illus. 16mo.
[1852
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; rt oe
western mutual limited live
stock insurance co. Equity co-insur-
ance. [6] p. illus. fol. [1853
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 ce. Jan. 6, 1916;
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425233; Ing-
wart O. Olsen, Almena, Wis.
GREAT
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GREEN (R. W.)* Stanford University,
Cal. Report on fraternity finance.
(In Banta’s Greek exchange. Dec.,
1915) ~ ~£1854
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 e Jan 81,
1916; A 422158.
GREENBERG (Samson)* San Francisco.
Exposition reverie. Sheet, illus., 11
by 9 inches. {1855
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425249.
GREENE (Nelson B.)* New York. _
[1856-1859
America first, America last, America all
the time. Jingo jingles no. yo (In
Fort Plain standard) © 20,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 12, 1916; A 192395.
Guess we'll have to go to Mexico. Jingo
jingles no. 4. (in Fort Plain stand-
ard) @ Jan. 20, 1916; 1 © Web. 12,
1916: A 422397.
Hip, hip, hooray for the U. S.
Fort Plain standard) © Feb.
1 c. Feb.,9,,1916¢ A 52302.
I didn’t raise my girl to be a Belgian.
Jingo jingles no. 3) (In Fort Plain
standard) @© Jan. 20, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
12, 1916; A 422396.
ar (In
, 1916;
GREGORY (Carl Louis)
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) [1860-1866
Jan. 1, 1916. © Dec. 29, 1915; 1 c. Jan.
Tp AON See “421528.
Motion picture
Jan. 8, 1916. © Jan. 5, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
12, 1916; A 421632.
Jan. 15, 191 6. @ Jan. 12, 1916-=>2 6
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421700.
Jan. 22. 19 @ Jan. 19, 1916352 4
Jan. 24, 1916: A 421890.
eh.) 5, 1916. | 5@ Saas 26, 1916 > 7° =
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422154.
Feb. 12, 1916. @©@ Feb. 2, 19167 22
Feb. 5, 1916; A 422216.
Feb. 19, 1916. +P Feb. i 1916; 1 c. Feb.
16, 1916; A 422457
© Chalmers aie co., New York.
Grecory (Thomas B.) [1867-1869
Corfu. © Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 5,
1916: A 23.
Humanity’ s forward march. €
1916; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422222.
Union of the churches. © Jan. 16,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1916; A 421966.
[Note: The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh gazette times.]
© Newspaper
New York.
et at
© Jan. 23,
feature service,
Gre (Cecile) Dr. Greil’s own story
of the sinking of the Ancona. (Jn
New York times magazine section)
[1870
© Jan. 9; 191634 c Jans ae
1916; A 421582; New York times co.,
New York.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
(Mary E.)* Ionia, Mich.
signatures. Ne@sin Ti. i 6!
mounted 1. S8vo. $0.25. [1871
i dane 15, 1915;' 2 cand aff.
Dec. 31, 1915; A 417848.
GRIMSHAW (Beatrice)* Thursday Is.,
Port Moresby, New Guinea. Coral
palace. (Jn Story-teller magazine,
Feb., 1916) © [1872
i) tee. Feb. 8,. 1916; A ad. int.
2564: pubd. Jan. 10, 1916.
GROLIER society*, New York. Glory
that was Greece and the grandeur
that was Rome. 31 p. illus. 4to.
$0.05. [1873
epson. 22, 1916: 2 c: ‘and* aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 419956.
GUARANTY securities co.*,
GRIEVES
Seale
Lincoln,
Neb. First mortgage certificates
and bonds. 12 p. 12mo. [1874
Peon. 5.1916: 2 ¢. and. aff.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 419517.
GUILBERT (Yvette) Every woman
mourns with 4 hearts for her
soldier who fell in battle. Sheet,
illus., 16 by 11 inches. [1875
isan, 15, 1916; 2) e. and aff.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 425318; Newspaper
enterprise assn., Cleveland.
GuTE kamerad. 30 jahrg. [Each
illus. 4to. M. 8 a yr.]
4 [1876-1879
mete, Cc) Jan, 2) 1916: 1 .c, Feb, 14,
1916; A—Foreign 13414.
eee ean. 2, 1916" 1 ¢c,. Keb, 14,
1916; A—Foreign 13415.
mur. 18. © Jan. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14,
1916; A—Foreign 13416.
mee, tc) gan. 12, 1916: 1 ¢: Feb. 14,
1916; A—Foreign 13417.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
HABERDASHER directory, Jan—June,
1916. New York, The Haberdasher
co., 1916. cover-title, 192 p. 24mo.
[1880
© Jan. 15, 1916: 2 c Jan. 20,
1916; aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 418511;
Haberdasher co., New York.
HAFERKORN (Henry Ernest)* Wash-
ington. Searchlights. (Jn Profes-
Sional memoirs. Jan. Feb., 1916.)
[1881
© Jan. 14, 1916: 1 c. Jan. 14,
1916; A 421702.
HAFFNER (F. Philip)* Philadelphia.
Abridged gratuitous souvenir on the
law of commercial paper. ecard,
port., 17 by 11 inches. [1882
©) Jan, °22;. 1916; ..2 .c. Jan, 21,
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419892.
1894
Hae (William Green) Law govern-
ing checks. Chicago, Blackstone in-
stitute, 1915. 28 p. port. Svo. (One
of a series of lectures) [1883
© Dec. 16, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916: A 417740; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
Hatt (D. C.) & co., ine.*, New York.
Chamois skin sport coats for men
and. women. [8] p. eol. illus.
16mo. [1884
©.Dec, 1, 1915: 2.¢ and aft. Jan,
14, 1916; A 417732.
HAMEL (Charles F.)* Toledo, O. Eye
fix and eye trix. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [1885
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417804.
[Hamuin (Alice B.)] Supplement to
the Hope of the world, an Easter
pregram for the Sunday school. 7,
[1] p. S8vo. $0.75 per 100. [1886
(yea 2, 1G ee. west, 28
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425148;
Missionary education movement of
the United States & Canada, New
York.
HamMMoND. (W. Earl)* New York.
Questions and answers to Black
book. New York city, Railway mail
club [1916]. cover-title, 46 p. 16mo.
$0.60. [1887
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2c. Jan. 21, 1916:
aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425041,
Hare (Frank C.)
bey on
profits.
Milk feeding poul-
crates sure way to large
(Jn Philadelphia Inquirer)
[1888
© Jan. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1916;
A 421614; Eugene MecGuckin co.,
Philadelphia.
Hare (John R.) Commercial man-
agement. . Lesson no. 3. Plan of
commercial managers’ work. New
York, N. Y., national commercial
gas association [1916] p. 29-45. Svo.
(Practical gas educational courses)
[1889
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425329; Natl. commer-
cial gas assn., New York.
HARMON (Christopher) * White Plains,
1s | Sipe 4 Register’s docket [and]
county clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern
state journal) [1890-1894
Dec. 30, 1915-Jan. 5, 1916. © Jan. 8,
1916; c. Jan. 8, 1916; A 421576.
Jan. 13-19, 1916. © Jan.
Ze, kot:
1 « Jan. 24, 1916; A 421915.
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1895
pt. 1, n.S., v. 13
Harmon (Christopher) *—Continued.
Jan. 20-26, 1916. © Jan. 29, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 29, 1916; A 422066.
Jan. 27 to Feb. 2, 1916. © Feb. 5,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A ae
Feb. 8 10 Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb.
1916; c. Feb. 12, 1916; A 493408.
HARRIMAN (Lucia B.) Mikado gives
Japan’s 500,000 octogenarians an
imperial wine cup as coronation
gift. Sheet, illus., 143 by 8 inches.
[1895
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425309; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Forbes & co.*, New Yerk.
information, com-
[129] p. 12mo.
[1896
© Jan, 17, JS16. 2 /e sand) ate,
Jan. 19, 1916; A 417840.
HARRISBURG railway Co. [1897-1912
Citizens—all of them. Article no. 10
on the subject of jitnevy regulation.
HaArrIs,
Railroad bonds,
parisons, 1916.
@ Nov. 29, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422234,
Concerning that ordinance. © Dec. 8,
1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422220.
Discrimination. Article no. 1 on the
subject of jitney regulation. © Novy.
Ag, UIGe tac Webs 5; 1906 + A 422225;
Tieharieetie—- net Article no. 8 on the
subject of jitney regulation. © Nov.
26, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422232.
Fee and the bond. © Dec. 4, 1915; 1 ¢.
Feb. 5, 1916; A 422221.
Flesh and fowl. Article no. 7 on the
subject of jitney regulation. © Nov.
24, 1915; 1c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422231.
Locking the stable door. Article no. 9
on the subject of jitnev regulation.
© Nov. 27, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422233.
Lop-sided. Article no. 6 on the _ sub-
ject of jitnevy regulation. © Nov. 23,
1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422230.
Shall present conditions continue? ©
Nov. 36. 1915; 1 ec. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422224,
Sold—your_ streets—for $5. Article no.
4 on the subject of jitney regulation.
© Nov. 20, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422228.
Squarelv up to you. © Dee. 2, 1915;
1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; “A 422219.
State steps in. Article no. 11 on the
subject of jitney regulation. © Nov.
30, 19955 1c. Heb. 5, 191G3 A 422235.
Summing up. Article no. 12 on the
subject of jitney regulation. © Dec.
1, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422218.
Toll of traffic. Article no. 3 on the sub-
ject of jitney regulation. © Nov. 19.
1915; 1 ec. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422227.
When the lights are out. Article no. 5
on the subject of jitney regulation.
© Nov: 22; 1915; 1 e Keb. 5; 2926;
A 422229,
Who pays the freight? Article no. 2
on the subject of jitney regulation.
© Nov. 18, 1915; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
A. 422226.
HARRISBURG railway co.—Continued.
[Note: The foregoing are in Harris-
burg telegraph. ]
© Federal adv. agency, Harris-
burg, Pa.
Harrison (Arthur)* Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. Treatise on the manufacture of
flavoring extracts and food colors.
71. Ato. $2.00. [1913
© Dec. 21, 1915; 2 @ Dec. 30,
1915; aff. Dee. 31, 1915; A 417587. —
HARRISON (Louis Reeves) [1914-1919
Dress’d in a little brief authority. ©
Jan. 5, 0916s 1c. Sana 1916; A
421631
Enigmatic secret. © Jan. 12, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 15, 1916; A 421699.
Five reel material. © Jan. 19, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421891.
Great year dawns. © Dec. 29, 1915;
1 ec. Jan. 6, 1916; A 421529.
Making a scene. © Jan: 26, 1916s Ie:
Jan. 31, 1916; A 422155.
© Louis Reeves Harrison, New
York.
Sex drama. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
16, 1916; A 422458.
[Note: The foregoing are in Moving
picture world.]
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
HaArTForRD merchants mereantile co.*,
Hartford. Credit guide. [1920, 1921
Bridgeport district. [1916]
467 p. 4to. Jan. a>. 1916
and aff. Feb. 3, 1916; ‘A’ 418688.
Hartford district. [1916] 1 p. 1,
p. 4to. »©@_ Jan.) 20, 29te;
aff. Feb. 38, 1916; A 418683.
HARTMAN (James F.)* Boston. Story
of Hartman’s preparation. 8 p.
illus. 16mo. [1922
© Dee. 27, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 419598.
[Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
[Each 5 instalments] (Jn Cincin-
nati enquirer) [1923-1947
Dee. 28. 19152 fans 1.1 1916 sO@awee
28, 1915-—Jan. 1, 1916: 1 ¢c. each Jan.
5, 1916; A 421454421458.
Jan. 17-21, 1916. © Jan. 17-21, 1916;
1 c. each Jan. 24, 1916; A 421927-—
421931.
Jan. 22-26, 1916. © Jan. 22-26, 1916;
1 ec. each Jan. 28, 1916; A 422047—
422051.
Jan. 30, Feb. 3-6, 1916. © Jan. 30, Feb.
3-6, 1916; 1 c. each Feb. 9, 1916; A
422348422352. :
Feb. 8-12, 1916. © Feb. 8-12, 1916; 1c.
each Feb. 14, 1916; A 422433422437.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincin-
nati.
88
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1981
no. 2, 1916
Hawkins (Amasa F.)*, Boston. Se-
quence service. cover-title, [8] p.,
illus. 16mo. [1948
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425288.
Heacock (William <A.)* Lockport,
N. Y. Mail order business; a com-
plete set of lessons for beginners.
80 p. front., coi. port., illus. (part
col.) col. pl. fol. $3.00. [1949
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 24,
1916; aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425169.
HEILBRONER (Louis)* Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Heilbroner’s records, major league
players, 1916. 108 p. 12mo. $1.00.
[1950
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 418876.
HENSHAW motor co.*, Boston. Dodge
brothers motor car [Reneat orders. ]
(In Boston Sunday globe) [1951
© Dec. 19, 1915; 1 c. Dec. 27,
1915; A 421459.
HEREDITARY order of descendants of co-
lonial governors*, Greenwich, Conn.
Extracts from by-laws of the Hered-
itary order of descendants of colo-
nial governors. 1 p. 1., 16 numb. 1.
32mo. [1952
© Sept. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419515.
Herz (Eugene)* Chicago. Bookkeep-
ing for the storekeeper. 6. Double
entry system. pt. Books required
and their duties. (Jn Profitable
storekeeping, Feb., 1916) [1953
© Feb. 11, 1916; 1 c« Feb. 14,
1916; A 422431.
Herz (Walter C.) Collation of epi-
grams on the subject of saving.
1916 ed. Chicago, Bankers illumi-
nated service co. [1916] 60 numb. l.
illus. (part col.) obl. S8vo. [1954
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419888; Bankers illumi-
nated service co., Chicago.
(Jn Madisonville
[1955, 1956
HoGwaLtLow news.
Semiweekly hustler)
Saat, 20an. © Dee. 31, 1915; 1 c.
wan, @, 19165 A 421527.
Poop .ay aeeoe:. +O. eb... 4,.1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 4223738.
© Adams syndicate Madisonville,
Ky.
Horeproor hosiery co.*, Milwaukee.
[1957-1961
Now for a sane Christmas. (Jn Ains-
lee’s Dec., 1915) @©@ Nov. 12, 1915;
eG Jan. 15, 19163; Ar 422157.
89
HoLeproor hosiery co.*—Continued.
Six pairs must wear six months. (In
Saturday evening post, Oct. 23, 1915)
© Oc 21, 49155 docadan. 15, 1916;
A 422160.
Try these stockings for three months.
(In St. Nicholas Dec., 1915) © Nov.
mast 1995 2) ste: 15) '591G: A
422158.
When hosiery like these are guaranteed
to wear six months. (Jn Saturday
evening post, Nov. 13, 1915) © Nov.
x ( Led 9G: Jan. 15, 1916;
422161
Yes, the six months are up and our
holeproofs have outworn the guarantee.
(In Saturday evening post, Sept. 4,
) @© Sept. 2, 1915; 1 ¢. Jan. 15,
1916; A 422159.
Jan.
HoLtuANnp (James Conor) Art of ef-
fective public speaking. Lesson
1-20. Chicago, The Calhoun corpo-
ration. [1916] 20 v. 16mo. $37.00.
[1962
oS Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢@. and aff. Jan.
1916; A 417837 : Calhoun corp.,
Riciee.
Hotmes (Jessie)* Houston Heights,
Tex. Picture of a child. Sheet, 8
by 64 inches. $0.25. [1963
© Dee. 7, 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1915;
aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 419599.
Hooper (George Herbert)* Berkeley,
Cal. Ode to Mt. Tamalpais. (In
Courier ) [1964
Jam 1521916 >t e€) Webi 410)
1916; A 422378.
[Hore (Chester R.) ] [1965-1981
Fisticuffs as first aid to grand opera.
@ Jan: 23,) 1916") ten Jan, 27, “2916's
A 422019.
Fool’s paradise. © Jan. te 193D5, 2 Cc.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 42184
Grand opera without fat. © Jan. 23,
1 a ¢ Jan; 27,\4916'3' A: 429029.
How ae profits split the Du
@> Heb: 6, 1916; E ce: Web.» 9;
A 422338.
Is New York the bik fc: largest city?
© seaed 25, 1916: ec. Jan. 20, 1916
A
Mad house ibiirtent: © Jan. hy 1916;
1 ¢e. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422020
Making his latest union a aL K legal
act. Jan. 16, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 19,
1916; A 421839
Newest
scientific
markable facts.
Jan. 16, 16016;
A 421840.
Jan. 23, 1916. @© Jan. 23, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 37, 1916; A 422024.
Jan. 30, 1916. @ Jan. 30, 1916;
1 c. Feb. q, 1916; A 422285.
Feb. 6, 1916. © Feb.
1 c. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422340
Now we know why fFerne liked the
Germans. © Jan. 30, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
5, 1916; A 422414.
Ponts.
1916;
and re-
1916. ©
1916;
discoveries
Jan. 16,
i -e, Jane 29;
6, 1916;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1982
pt. 1, nisi, w aS
[Hore (Chester R.) ]—Continued.
Prettiest legs in England. © Jan. 23,
1916; 1 ce. Jan. 27, 1916; A 422023.
Rude materialism menaces the purple
mother. © Jan. 30, 1916 1 c..Keb.
7, 1916; A 422284.
Strangest legacy ever recorded. © Jan.
TWEHTIGIG; “Avice. Man. siSF t19Ke.:" CA.
4218387.
Why English girls have turned stable
boys. © Feb: 6; 1916% 1°c: Feb. 9,
1916; A 422336.
Why Marjorie Gould Drexei won’t go
back to London. © Jan. 16, 1916;
ic. Jan. 19, 1916; A 421836.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Horr (Eleanor) Quotations and com-
ment [2d. ed.] [24] p. port. 12mo.
$1.00. [1982
© Jani’22; 1916 5 2'e! anda.’ Jan.
27, 1916; A 425271; Kellogg-Baxter
ptg. co., Kansas City, Mo.
HoTcHKIN (W. R.) [1983, 1984
Bigger, better business. How can the
market for a commodity be meas-
ured? (In Chicago herald) © Jan.
Mie ASI Ge) Ga ac.. Wanlg2Z8; 4 1D 16s A.
4220338.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Successful store promotion. [52 install-
ments] 52 v. plate. 4to. $24.00.
Ovdan. (5, 1925.5 7.2 ¢. seach. Dee. 24,
1915; aff. Dec.-23, 1915; A 419844.
© W. R. Hotchkin, New York.
[ HULLINGER’S correspondence institute
of artistic glasswork ] [1985, 1986
Artistic glass work. cover-title, 22 p.
dik tilus.. ports. L2moww4, ©. Jans,
19165 2. co Jan, 4, 1916. atisMeb> 2,
TONG AwAZ 22.
How to make a filtering rack. Sheet,
illus. 11 by, 82 -inches: ~.@) Jan. 41,
LOGS 2Zreysand: safi.« Web. 92-7 L006): A
425229.
© L. G. Hullinger, Francesville,
Ind.
HuntTER (Wm. C.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Laughing gas. Kansas City, Mo.,
Hunter service [1916]. 117 p., incl.
front. (port.) illus. 24mo. [1987
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419882.
HURSLEY’s pharmacy. Some facts con-
cerning Hursley’s remedy. [4] p.
16mo. [1988
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417987; Frank B. Hurs-
ley, Detroit.
ILLINoIs society of architects. Hand-
book for architects and builders,
1915. 18th year. Emery Stanford
Hall, editor. Chicago, Excelsior
90
ILLINOIS society of architects—Contd.
printing - eo., 1915... 380= pp oaiiass
ports., diagrs. 8vo. $2.00. [1989
© Oct. 15, 1915; 2 exFanrs, 419i;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 418586; Her-
man L.. Palmer, Chicago.
ILLUSTRIERTE geschichte des welt-
krieges, 1914-15; alegemeine kriegs-
zeitung. 38. bd. Stuttgart, Union
deutsche vorlagsgesellschaft [1915]
[Each, illus., plates (part col.) maps.
fol. M. 0.25] [1990-1992
68. hft. p. [341]-360. @© Dec. 29. 1915;
1c. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign 13422.
69. hft. p. [861]-380. @© Jan. 5, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign 134238.
70. hft. p. [381]—400. @© Jan. 12, 1916;
1 ce. Feb. 14, 1916; A—Foreign 13424.
© Union deutche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
INDIANAPOLIS. Lawyers’ directory,
1915-1916. Wall chart, 28 by 224
inches. $1.00. [1993
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
38, 1916; A 426136; William James
McCoy, Indianapolis.
INQUIRER and mirror. Fire depart-
ment. v. 96, no. 28, Jan. 8, 1916.
Spi alias... tot, [1994
© Jan. 7, 1916; 1c. Jan. 10, 1916;
A 421589; Harry Baker Turner,
Nantucket, Mass.
INTERNATIONAL correspondence schools.
[1995-2001
Drainage and _ sewerage. Instruction
paper with examination questions. 2d
ed. 736. Scranton, Pa., International
texthook company [1915] cover-title,
52,2 p. iilus., diagrs:” hSvor. ©, Dee
24, 1915; 2 c« and aff. Feb. 2,929%6;
A 419936.
lectriec ignition. Instruction paper
with examination questions. pt. 1, 2.
2d ed. 1258AB. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1915]
2v. illus., diagrs. 8vo. @ Dec. 24,
1915; 2 ce each and aff. Feb. 2, 1916;
A 419937.
Farm organization. Instruction paper
with examination questicns. pt. 1, 2.
Ist ed.» 1345: A, B. “Scranton sea.
International textbook company [1915]
2 vy. 8vo. © Dec. 24; 1915s 2e
each and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419938.
Operation of electrical machinery. In-
struction paper with examination
questions. pt. 1, 2. ist ed. 1648 A,
B. Scranton, Pa., International text-
book company [1915] 2v. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. © Dec. 30, 1915; 2 «.
each and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419939.
Patternmaking. Instruction paper with
examination questions. pt. 1-3. Ist
ed. 1698 A, B, ©. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook company [1915]
3v. illus., diagrs. 8vo. @©@ Dee. 6,
24, 1915; 2 ec. each and aff. Feb. 2,
1916; A 419940.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916 2050
INTERNATIONAL correspondence | [JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]
schools—Continued. [2021-2049
Pen and ink. [Instruction paper. ist
ed. 2S: Seranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1915]
cover-title, 103 p. illus., plates. 8vo.
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 2,
1916; A 419941.
Soil, waste, and vent stacks. Instruc-
tion paper with examination ques-
tions. 2d ed. 734. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook company [1915]
eover-title, 66, 2p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
© Dec. 14, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 2,
1916; A 419935.
© International
Scranton, Pa.
textbook co.,
INTERNATIONAL lumber co. of Minne-
sota. Exposition of the kinds of
lumber carried at the plants of the
International lumber company of
Minnesota. cover-title, 1 p. 1., 47-62
p. illus., ports. fol. [2002
ree, 25; 1915; .2. ¢Jan. 27,
1916; aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 425220;
American lumberman, Chicago.
Nz ew vice*, Ne
INTERNATIONAL news service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret.
York evening journal)
Jan. 21-24, 1916.
1 @ each Jan:
A 421951-—421953.
aan. 2, 1916, cA Tati At. LOG * 1. 'e,
Jan. 28, 1916; A 4220389.
Jam ot, 1916, @ Jan: 31, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. ‘1 1916; A 422145.
(jn New
[20038-2019
© Jan. 21-24, 1916.
22, 24, 25, 1916:
Feb. 1, 1916. © Heb, 1, 191651, Web.
2, 1916; A 422149.
Mebs2,,1916., © Keb: 2,.1916 ; .1.c.. Feb:
3, 1916; A 422179.
Feb. 3, 1916.
4, 1916; A 422204.
Feb. 4, 1916. © Feb.
r §, 1916; A 422246.
2
© Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
4, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
Feb. 5, 1916. @© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1916; A 422264,
Feb. 7, 1916.
8, 1916; A 422294.
Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb.
9, 1916; A 422332.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
10, 1916; A 422369.
Beer, tel, » © Reb. “10, 19163" 1 c.
Web. 11, 1916; A 422387.
Pea ete, 6) 6Neb. 11, 1916: 1 ¢,
Teb. 12, 1916; A 422406.
mee oe, 1016. © Feb. 12, 1916; 1 «¢.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422425.
Re tt, Long, © Heb,’ 14,1916; 1 c.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422441.
@© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
8, 1916. 1 ¢c> Heb.
IrvING iron works co.*, Long Island
City, N. Y. W. Irving hand forged
iron. 14 p. illus. obl. 48mo.
[2020
(© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419932.
all
JOHNS-PRATT co.*, Hartford.
Skirts nine yards around, count ’em, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud. ] © Feb. 6,
L916 Tes Web: 7, 1916s A‘ 422320.
Spring millinery for girls who are flying
to southern climes, by Madame Qui
Vive [pseud.] © Jan: 9; 1916; 1 ce.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 421760.
Spring of fashion se aul on winter’s
toes, by Mme. Qui Vive [pseud.] ©
Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1916;
A 422129.
Spring race meet at Nice stimulates ef-
forts of couturieres. © Jan. 16, 1916;
1 Yel Fan Ae VOU eA e429 807.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Mme. Qui Vive [pseud.] Jan. 4, 1916.
Ortans 4419169 1c. sant 5, 1916:
A 421467.
Jan. 6, 1916.
Jan Fe. LOG <9 AW 421 518.
JAN wodGe = © Jans 7, LOG =e,
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421560.
Jan. 8, 1916.° © Jan. 8, 1916; 1 ec.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 421568.
Jan. 10, 1916. © Jan. 10, 1916;
Cane eles ONG a wAg 4 ile
© Jan. 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jans PL LStee @y Jans 1 1916 +
Gc. sang 2s VOLE eA A OTG a
Jan. 13, 1916.
© Jan. 13, 1916;
Che Sate 4, al OG > A 421675.
dane 15501 9G. © dan. oy 1oLG.:
Ce Jane i LOGS VA 42a
Jane 1 196. "@! fans 17,1916
ce. Jan, 18, 1916; A 421814,
Jan..18, 1916. © Jan. 18, 1916;
c. Jan. 19, 1916; A 421817.
Jame 20 SING se 1G) janie wGtGic
ec. Jan. 22, 1916; A 421899.
Jan, *22. 19165 © © Jan: 22) 1916":
e. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421912.
Jan 2; bole... ©) dane 27, 1916.
ec. Jan. 28, 1916; A 422035.
Jan. 28, 1916.
ce. Jan. 29, 1916; A 422059.
WAN. al: VOLG. Rieder ge ean ol Gi
e. Keb. 2, 1916; A 422185.
Feb. 1, 1916. © Feb. 1, 1916;
GG. Webei2, Ole “Ae Zoo 13s:
Heb: 2,° 1916:...© Peb.12; 1916.
c. Feb. 4, 1916; A 42219
Web. 3, 1916: ° © Feb. 3, 1916*
e. Feb. 4, 1916; A 422198
Heb..4,.1916.. .©@ Heb. 4, 1916:
e. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422240
Feb. «5, 1916. .@ Feb. 5, 1916;
ec. Heb. 7% L916" A 429260:
Repo, Loko... Neb, 1,4 Lori.
ec. Feb. 8, 1916; A 422322.
——Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb. 8, 1916;
G@ Heb. 9, 2916 3.A4 422311.
Feb. 10, 1916. © Feb. 10, 1916;
ce. Feb. 11,.1916; A 422381.
al
1
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© Jan. 28, 1916; 1
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1
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1
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Feb. 11, 1916. @© Feb. 11, 1916;
ec. Feb. 12) 1916; A 422400.
——_ Heh, 12, 1916. © Feb. 12, 1916; i
e. Feb. 14, 1916; A 422420.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Vulcabe-
ston red fibre sheet packing. cover-
title, [8] p. col. illus. 16mo. [2050
Ged, To, 19V0 } 20) and "ait.
Dec. 24, 1915; A 417565.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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JOHNSON (Gladys)* Sausalito, Cal.
Return to the Land of Wugg, no. 1.
(In San Francisco Daily news)
[2051
CC} Taig) 22, PONG sth, Cl Te. 2,
1916; A 422072.
JOHNSTON (R. M.) Immediate scien-
tific defence action necessary. (Jn
New York tribune) [2052
© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 e@ Jan. 11, 1916;
A 421600; Tribune assn., New York.
JONES (Wylie B.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. Small dash of imagination.
(In Chicago herald) [2053
© Jan, 15, 1916; 41.7ehiiem,, 17,
1916; A 421776; J. Keeley, Chicago.
JUDSON (Clara Ingram)* Chicago.
Bed time tales no. 8. [New York,
Printed by Adams newspaper serv-
ice, 1915] 2691. illus. obl. 24mo.
[2054
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 41838738.
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* Ocean City,
Md. Herbert Kaufman’s weekly
page. [2055-2060
Jan. 9, 1916. (Jn Cincinnati commercial
tribune) © Jan 3, 191G; 1.¢. Jan. 19;
(in New York American)
5 LOM Gi be. ean Oe OMG
(In New York American)
1ISiG : aie. San. .2i; 1916 ;
’
(In Fargo daily courier-
Jan. oe 1916) Meo eb. 5,
Gy Youngstown Vindica-
b, 8 1016; 1 ¢ Feb. 15,
Feb. 13) 1916. in Indianapolis Sunday
Stan) PO hebalis: siOlG:) at enehebs 15:
1916; A 422451.
KEELER (Harry Stephen) Stolen fin-
ger. chap. 13. (J/7 Illustrated com-
panion, Feb., 1916) [2061
© Jane) 25, 1916; . 1c. Jan.” 28,
1916; A 4220382; F. B. Warner co.,
New York.
KEELER (W. Frederic)* New York.
Secret of mastery. (Jn Constructive
thinker, Jan., 1916) [2062
©) Jan, As 1G Ae. fan, 14,
1916; A 421708.
KEELEY (J.)* Chicago. [2063-2071.
Egypt the land of doom, who will it
strike now. @©@ Jan. 9, 1916; 1c. Jan.
10, 1916; A 421766.
From flapper to diva via the knockout
route. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7,
1916; A 422317.
How science has found that chewing
gum is worry’s greatest foe. © Jan
16, 19163 1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1916 e0A 421811.
Love’ letters of a blacksmith. © Jan
@ Jan: 1916; aN
421809.
Sp
KERNEL.
pt. 1, n.'s., v. 13
KEELEY (J .)*—Continued.
Maggie Teyte’s wonderful leap year ro-
mance. Jan. 30 6; 1. cian,
31, T9IG: A. 422128,
© Jan.
Out of the mud the lily grows.
6; Lc. Jan. 10, 1916; ‘A 421764.
Payenolorical salad, did it win a divorce.
Feb. 6 1916: 1c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422314
What mystic charm protects the images
of Joan. Jan. 9, 2OLG: Bren Jan.
© Jan.
?
10, 1916; A 421761.
20,000 Whhovidith watchdogs.
1916; 1 @, Jan. 31, 1996 2-8 oes
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald.]
KELLER (David H.)
tions on claim adjustments. Ques-
tion of medical examiners’ fees.
(In Industrial review, Jan., 1916)
[2072
(©). Jan: 25, 1916: 1 Ge eb acaet.
1916; A 422891; Western under-
writer co., New York.
Kritioce (R. M.) co.*, Three Rivers,
Mich. . Great crops of strawberries
and how to grow them. cover-title,
64 p. illus. 4to. [2073
(C). Nev. 2p, T9%n +" 2 ie ieee
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425159.
Krtty (Thomas J.)* Omaha, Neb.
Some observations on the teaching
of singing. 3. (in Musical courier,
Heb. 3, 1916) [2074
© Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422290.
KENNEDY (Olin Wood)* Sacramento,
Practical sugges-
Cal. Air bandit. chap. 1-14 end.
(In Sacramento star) [15 instal-
ments. ] [2075
© Jan. 5-20, 1916; 1 c Jan. 25,
1916; A 422081.
Krntucky tobaceo product ¢o., inec.*,
Louisville. Spraying with black
leaf 40 to control cabbage aphis.
[4] p. illus. 8vo. (Bulletin no.
2-L) [2076
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417571.
supplement.
Special war
War dope. cover-title, [16] p. illus.
16mo. [2077
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 « June 2,
1915; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425158;
George S. Beachel, New York.
KEUFFEL & Esser co.*, Hoboken, N. J.
Builders uniform sub-contract.
cover-title, [4] p. folio. [2078
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425297.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916 2104
Key (Ellen) Ellen Key sees women | Koos (Emile)* Franklin, Pa.
seeking world uplift. (In New [2091, 2092
York tribune) [2079 Emile Koos’ druggists’ improved record
© Jan. 23, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 25, Peres econ oe ah Teade.
1916; A 421962; Tribune assn., New 2c. and aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 419946.
York. as eon ee ans acme ee ne
: : t i
Key (Minter P.)* Washington. Sew- By 16), ys ee Be $2.00. o) ton aie
erage of the Mississippi River will
prevent the overflow of its levees.
[4] p. 8vo. $0.05. [2080
fn Dec. 25, 1915-2 c. Dec. 30,
1915; aff. Jan. 12, 1916; A 419600.
Kinestey (Charles) Tutor’s story;
by the late Charles Kingsley, re-
vised and completed by his daughter,
Lucas Malet. chaps. 3-5. (Jn Corn-
hill magazine, Feb., 1916) [2081
foe ep 17,1916: A ad int.
2574; pubd. Jan. 26, 1916; Smith,
Elder & co., London.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) [2082-2086
Domestic science solves problems. @©
Jan. woos UE se, Heb: 2, 1916 ;
m 422165.
Home making talks. After-theater sup-
per. )© Jan. 28, 1916; 1 « Jan. 29,
1916; A 422079.
— Cooking by electricity. © Feb. 4,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422256.
—— Honey in menu making. © Feb.
Pontos: ot oe. Neb. 12, 1916; A
422412.
— Making waffles. © Jan. 21, 1916;
1 c. Jan. 22, 1916; A 421895.
{Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land plain dealer]
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
Kirk (William)* Chicago. Kirk’s
syndicate. This trust agreement.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 14 by
9 inches. [2087
ian. 25, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. . 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 426042.
KLEMPERER (Otto)* Chicago. Lamp
club sales and advertising plan.
Sheet, illus., 19 by 25 inches. [2088
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417988.
KnNAvuTH, Nachod & Kuhne*, New
York. Foreign exchange. cover-
title, 2 v. in one cover. 12mo. Con-
tents :—Ioreign money orders.—For-
eign drafts. [2089
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 425197.
KNOWLES (Jessie) Dorothea and the
listening man by Win Huntington
Lee [pseud] (Jn Sioux City jour-
nal. [2090
© Dec. 5, 1915; 1 ce. Dec. 15, 1915;
A 422156; ‘Sub rosa syndicate, Mil-
waukee.
93
LOG =e 2%e,-and aft. Keb. 2) 1916): A
419945.
5676-5677. Hebrew
holidays, 1916. 26th year. [4] p.
16 mo. [20938
© Feb, 1, 1916; 2 c Jan. 27, 1916;
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425221; George
G. Brown, New York.
KosuHerR calendar.
KRANZCHEN (Das) 28 jahrg. [Each
illu. 4to. M. 8a yr.] [2094-2097
Nrevat6n- @ Jane 2° 1916. Ase), Webie14,
1916; A—Foreign 13418.
Nee ee @) Jan. 2nd Gi er hepa 14.
1916; A—Foreign 13419.
Nee 18>, .@ Jan. 5, d9163. 1 ec. Keb. 14,
1916; A—Toreign 13420.
Nit: V@naniet2 39 9NGier 1 (es; Webial4,
1916; A—Foreign 13421.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
Krum (Walter G.) Handling and
marketing eggs for top prices. (In
Philadelphia inquirer) [2098
©) Jans, 619162, cy Jam. 18;
1916; A 421782; Eugene McGuckin
co., Philadelphia.
KuBIE (Isaac) co. Nuestra clave par-
ticular para el negocio de azucares.
22° narrow fol. [2099
©) Dec) 22" 4915 s De, Wee 22,
1915; aff. Jan. 13, 1916; A 419603;
Isaae Kubie, New York.
LACASSIAN laboratories*, St. Louis.
[2100, 2101
Human skin. Sheet, illus., 18 by 5%
inches. © Jan. 3, 1916; 27Cy ans Lo.
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 419991.
Who I am. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches.
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 15, 19163
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 419992.
LADIES’ home journal. Needlework
dept. [2102-2104
Christmas gifts in Christmas. colors.
lp. S8vo. $0.02. © Dec, 20, 19155
2c. Jan. 6, 1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 417765.
Easy patterns in crochet. 24 p. illus.
Svo...$0,15. | © Dec. 20, 1915; 2c.
wa. GoLO16< an. Jan. 2A TOOLS 2) A,
417767.
Easy patterns in_tatting. 15 p._ illus.
S8vo. $0.15. © Dec. 20, 1915; 2.¢.
Jan. 6, 1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417762.
© Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2105
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Lait (Jack) [2105-2133
Around the world in an easy chair. ©
Jan. 8, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 10, 1916; A
421571.
Artistic soul cries out in anguish. @
Feb. 4, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A
422242.
Bend of the tree. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1
ec. Jan. 17, 1916; A 421806.
Call to arms on the boy problem. ©
Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 19163 A
422310.
Canada Kid frowns on Immune Eddie.
© Feb. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 422195.
Canada Kid on bad boy problem. © Jan
22, (LOGS bee Fan, ¢ 245° "T9tee A
421910.
Charlie the wolf turns up once more.
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 19, 1916;
A 421819.
Enter Fred the hot tamale peddler. ©
Jane) 15.) NOUG; od nev dane, 17s LOK 5
A 421775.
Epistle to Mr. Furman D. Updike. ©
Jam, 2%; A9IGs tie. Jan. 28s 2OL6:
A 422034.
Excellent opening for pretty girl. ©
Jan. 28, 1916;:1 ¢. Jan. 29, 1916;
A 422060.
Father fights for his son, our ward. ©
Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 4, 1916; A
422200.
Flight of the crying goose. © Jan. 9,
L9G; Ls co Fan, LO P16) 7A 428 R59.
Gus and Evele at the cabhooray. ©
Jan. 31, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 2, 1916; A
422134.
Gus the bus a brave hero in holdup. ©
Bebo 4,0 £9963) ce. Bebycsy 19tee A.
422324,
Gus the bus at the midnight uplift. ©
Jan. fOr 19t6s Leh Jane Li Tors :
A 421770.
Gus the bus defeats the grip germ. ©
San. As LOG Sak ic. San 1S LoaG -
A 421816.
Has nothing to do, so writes play. ©
Jan. 6, 1916; bier Jan. LOIGs) A
apa isy Lrg
Hey, girls, here’s leap year bonanza. ©
faneel, LOG: hee Jang. 85 LOG ee A
421564.
It was such a beautiful name, it was
Mrs. Jack Sunshine. © Feb. PR
1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916; A 422419:
Mrs. Grundy sets new spring fashions.
© Keb. 1,° 2926; 15a Rebs 2) 191es
A 422140.
Novelette Bill courting in Chicago. ©
Jan, 21. MOG tees Van. 22, OG. *
A 421898.
Our little barber had been very ill. ©
Jan. D1) “LOG 2 ac, Sia, LEO LG
A 421623.
Pleased to meet you. © Jan. 30, 1916;
Le. Jan: ‘Sh, 1906 > A 422130;
Tale of hop-skip-jump revenge. © Jan.
4, 1916; 1c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421468.
Taxi, mister! @© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1916; A 422319.
Tragedy of a plain little girl fighting
for, a,man, © Jan... ba, "1916: 1 e¢.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421677.
Lair (Jack)—Continued.
Tragedy of man who could not read. ©
Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916; A
422262.
What do you mean, leave it to court?
© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
A 4223838.
Would earn Christian money for Jews.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 1 c. Pebu 12) 19kGe
A 4224061.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald ]
© J. Keeley,
LAMBERT (Irvin C.)* Chicago. Cathe-
dral of all the stores. (Jn Dry goods
economist ) [2134
© Oct. 2, 1915; 1 « Jan. 24, 1916;
A 421960.
Chicago.
LANDIS Christmas savings club ¢o.*,
Harrisburg, Pa. New and greatest
of all savings plans. MHarrisburg,
Pa., Union trust co. [1916] cover-
title, 4p. i6mo. [2135
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425273.
LANE (Franklin K.) Why Wilson
should be re-elected: because he has
made good! Franklin K. Lane, cabi-
net officer, defends the nation’s
chief. Sheet, ports. 142 by 114
inches. [21386
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425312; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cleveland.
LANGSTON press. This is business.
Card, 5 by 8 inches. [2137
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1915;
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 426048; John
William Langston, Chicago.
, Detroit.
2138-2140
Here are two cows. [4] p. illus. (part
col) fol. © Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417748.
Too much. [4] p. illus. (part 4
fol: '@ Jan. 10, 1916; 2c; and am
Jan. 14, 1916; "A 417749.
[2p
When you come to Toledo.
illus. fol. © Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c and
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425251.
Larson (Christian D.)* San Fran-
cisco. Subconscious reconstruction.
Lesson 8. San Francisco, Cal.,
Progress extension university [1915]
34 p. 8vo. [2141
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
4, 1916; A 419450.
LARROWE milling co.*
LA SALLE extension univ.*, Chicago.
Business leadership. 100 p._ illus.
ports., fold. chart. 4to. [2142
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419593.
94
Ree
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
La Tour (Irene)
cover-title, 33, [1] p. illus. 16mo.
$0.10. [2148
© July 20, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 30,
1915; afi. Nov. 29, 1915; A 416622 ;
Royal pub. co., South Norwalk,
Conn.
LAUGHLIN (J. Laurence) Dollar ex-
change versus sterling. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
361) [2144
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 29, 1915;
an. Jan. 11, isle. A 419602 : Natl.
editorial service, New York.
Law (Leroy M.) Merits of refined
asphalt roads. 15 p. 16mo. [2145
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419942; United States
asphalt refining co., New York.
LEAGUE of visible helpers*, Chicago.
Amended by-laws of the subordinate
groups of the League of visible
helpers. Chicago, Ill., [Printed by
Indo-American book co.] 1915. 15 p.
16mo. $0.05. [2146
© July 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29, 1915; A 417996.
LEGAL calendar for 1916. Card, 11 by
12 inches. $0.10. [2147
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1916;
aft. Jan. 27, 1916; A 419875; Mrs.
J. H. Palmer, Houston.
LENNON (Bert) When Mary blew the
tank, let her tell it. (Jn Chicago
herald) [2148
wan. 9.61916; 1. e Jan. 10,
1916; A 421762; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) [2149-2151
England’s remarkable inducements not
to enlist. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7 2016; A’ 422316.
Europe’s secret peril—another Attila.
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1916;
A 422126.
Serbia’s despair told in fantastic marble.
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1c. Jan. 31, 1916;
A 422122.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lewis (Oscar A.)* Chicago. Rules of
the road. 31 p. 16mo. $0.05.
[2152
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417813.
Lewis (Robert)* Medical Lake, Wash.
How to start a mink ranch. 6
numb. 1. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] [2153
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417812.
Art needlework. | L’Ipar
2182
(Joseph <A.)* New York.
Truth cause and prevention of dan-
druff, falling hair, grayness and
baldness. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
[2154
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426005.
LincERWwoop mfg. co.*, New York.
Lidgerwood electric mine hoists. 1
p. L, 5-30 p. illus. 4to. (Bulletin
no. 15) [2155
© Jan. 5, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417747.
LIESENFELT (Margaret E.)* Hammond,
Ind. Liesenfelt yoke book. cover-
title, 13 p. illus. obl. 8vo. $0.10.
[2156
(Ci Jan 2b 1916: 2 ¢. Jan: 24
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425146.
Lire extension institute, inc.*, New
York. Monthly health letter no. 20.
[4] p. 4to. $0.50 per annum.
[2157
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417579.
LINCOLN (Natalie Sumner) Engraved
portraits of American patriots. Dec.,
1915. (Jn Daughters of the Ameri-
can revolution. Dec., 1915.) [2158
© Dec. 16, 1915; 1 ec. Dee. 14,
1915; A 422074; Corcoran gallery of
art, Washington.
Liste (Ann) [2159-2182
Cinderella man. Noy. 27, 1915. © Jan.
e A916 VE Ge. Jans 28) 1996s" A.
422038.
Jan. 24, 1916. © Jan. 24, 1916;
1. ec. Jan. 25, 1916: A.421954.
Soe 31, Feb. 1, 1916. © _ si
Feb. 1916; 1 c. each Feb. 1, 1916;
A 429146. 422148.
Feb. 2, 1916. @© Feb. 2, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 3, 1916; A 422180.
Feb. 3, 1916. © Feb. 3, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 422203.
Feb. 4, 1916. © Feb. 4, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 5, 1916; A 422247.
Feb. 5, 1916. © Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 422266.
Feb. 7, 1916. @© Feb. 7, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 8, 1916; A 422295.
Feb. 8, 1916. @© Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 422331.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 422370.
Feb. 10, 1916. © Feb. 10, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 11, 1916; A 422386.
Feb. 11, 1916. @© Feb. 11, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 12, 1916; A 422408.
Feb. 12, 1916. @© Feb. 12, 1916;
1c. Feb. 14, 1916; A 422424.
Feb. 14, 1916. © Feb. 14, 1916;
1c. Feb. 15, 1916; A 422442.
House of glass. Jan. 4, 1916. © Jan.
1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1916; A 421477.
95
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2183
Liste (Ann)—Continued.
Jan. 6, 1916. ©. Jan. 6, 1916; le
Jan. 7, 1916; A 421522.
Jan, 7, 1916. © Jan. 7, 1916; 1 ec.
Jan. 8, 1916: A 421578.
Jan. 8, 1916; © Jan. 8, 1916; 1
c. Jan. 10, 1916; A 421579.
Jan. 10, 1916. © Jan. 10, 1916;
1e. Jan. 11, 1916; A 421603.
Jan. 11, 1916. © Jan. 11, 1916;
1c. Jan. 12, 1916; A 421612.
Jan. 18, 1916. © Jan. 138, 1916;
1c. Jan. 14, 1916; A 421687.
Jan. 17, 1916. © Jan. 17, 1916;
1c Jan. 18, 1916; A 421781.
Jan. 18, 1916. @ Jan. 18, 1916;
1 ¢. Jan. 19, 1916; A 421828.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York evening journal]
© Internatl. news service, New
York.
LoMax (Walter E.)* Atlanta. Home
prescription calendar with astrolog-
ical signs. cover-title, [80] p.
16mo. $1.00. [2183
© Sept. 10, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 13,
1915; aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 419845.
Lone (Sol. L.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Chiropractic’s place in the healing
art. 30, [1] p. 24mo. $2.00. [2184
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417821.
LoveELtL mfg. co.*, Erie, Pa. Anchor
brand clothes wringers, rubber rolls,
mangles.: (on cover: Catalog no.
8.) 96 p. illus. 8vo. [2185
©’ Fan. 3, 1946: 2. ¢) dan. .A0,
1916; aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 419794.
LUBRICATION. [2186, 2187
vy. 38, no. 8, Jan., 1916. New York, The
Texas company [1915] 9 p. illus.
12mo. @© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sane ao} 1916; A 417841.
v. 3, no. 4, Feb., 1916. cover-title, 8 p.
illus. 8vo. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426133.
© Texas co., New York.
LUMBERMENS credit assn.*, Chicago.
Reference book. Feb., 1916. Vari-
ous paging. S8vo. [2188
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 418687.
ine.*, Milwaukee.
[2189-2191
Announcing hose of luxite. Sept. 18,
1916. (In eerie evening post,
Sept. 18, 1915 Sept. 16, 1915; 1
c. Jan. 15, 1916 : yA 42216
Oct., 1915. (In carat ae Oct.,
1915) © Sept. 18, 1915; 1 ¢« Jan.
15, 1916; A 422163.
For these days when ankles show. (In
McClures, Nov., 1915) © Oct. 18,
1916; Les Jan. 25) 1906s) 422164.
LuxiTE textiles,
ptel, nN: Ss. Vee
McCutcHEoN (David C.)* Chicago.
McCutcheon mailing service.
[2192-2194
Iowa. cover-title, 102 1. 4to. [Text
parallel with binding] © Jan 2%
1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916; aff. Feb,
1916; A 426063.
Mieniean. cover-title, 104 1. 4to.
[Text parallel with ae © Jan
29, 1916; 2 ce. Feb. 2, 1916; aff. Feb.
8, "1916; "A 426064.
St. Louis zone: Arkansas, Lower Iitinois,
Missouri. cover-title, 107 1. : 4to.
[Text parallel with binding] © Feb.
7, 1914; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 8, 1916;
| A 426062.
| McCutrcHeon (John T.) Gen. Sarrail
' and the correspondents. (Jn Chi-
cago daily or Sunday tribune)
2195
© 'Jan.'), 13; 1916; 11sec) fam ee
1916; A 421686; Chicago tribune,
Chicago.
[McEvoy (J. P.)]
by the umpire.
Gist and jest of it,
(In Chicago herald)
[2196-2202
Jan. 4, 1916. @© Jan. 4, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
5, 1916; A 421470.
Jan. 6, 1916. © Jan. & 1916; 1 «
Jan. 7, 1916; A 421520
Jan. 7, 1916; e sans 1 1916; 1c. Jan.
8, 1916: A 21562
Jan. 8, 1916 FE Jan. ie. 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1916; A 421570.
Jan. 10, 1916 © Jan, 10,
Jan. 11, 1916; A: 491769.
Jan. 11, 1916. © Jan. 11, 1916 ; 1 «
Jan. 12) 1916; A 421625,
Jan. 13, 1916. © Jan, 13, 2916. ie
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421678.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
McGraw electrical directory, Feb.
1916. Railway ed. . New York,
McGraw publishing co., ine., 1916.
185, 262 p. S8vo. $3.00. [2203
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 418703; McGraw pub. co.,
inc., New York.
McGrercor bros. co.*, Springfield, O.
McGregor’s year book floral gems,
‘spring, 1916. cover-title, 120 p.
illus. col. plates. 4to. [2204
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ Jan. 4, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 417754.
MACKIE-BEYER (—) Orchestra lead-
er’s guide. Phila., Pa., J. W. Pep-
per & son, 1916. 50 p. 4to. $1.00.
[2205
© Feb. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 420644; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
Mackinnon (Alice Boswell)* Pasa-
dena, Cal. Pasadena. (in Pasa-
dena news) [2206
© dan, 1, 19169 dhe. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422236.
POLGS ie,
96
no. 2, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
McQvuaip (Elias A.) Mohr attempted
for six years to ruin minister, (Jn
Boston American) [2207
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422258; Boston American, Boston.
MAHIN (John Lee) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[2208-2213
Can big business live without the free
Hallarn, |G Wep..5, 1916; 1 c. Feb.. 7,
1916; A 422259.
Wow much more can be given the con-
sumer? © Feb. 4, 1916;.1 ¢c. Feb. 5,
1916; A 422248.
How the middleman serves the consumer.
nen. 2 1916:°>L c. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 422196.
Is the salesman a producer? © Feb. 3,
1916; 1 ec. Feb. 4, 1916; A 422201.
What the consumer owes the manufac-
turer, °@ Feb. 1; 1916; 1 c.. Feb. 2,
1916; A 422141.
What the manufacturer owes the con-
sumer. © Jan. 31, 1916; 1c. Feb. 2,
1916; A 422132.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
MALDAGUE (Georges)* Paris. Cheva-
liers de Vamour. (Jn Petit journal)
[2214-2216
Nos. 2-15.
S21, 1915; 1 -c. each
A—Foreign 13356.
Nos. 16-30. [15 instalments] © Oct.
22-31, Nov. 1-5, 1915; 1 c. each Dec.
4, 1915; A—Yoreign 13357.
Nos. 31-43. [13 instalments] © Nov.
6-14, 16-19, 1915; 1 ec. each Dec.
14, 1915; A—Foreign 13358.
{14 instalments] © Oct.
Dec. 1, 1915;
MARINER (W. E.)* Chicago. Sworn
statement in proof of loss. [4] p.
4to. $0.05. p220T
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419920.
MARKHAM (Romondo David)* Chi-
eago. [Sample book and cuts] Some
things the cubit stones say to the
house ot A-B-K. cover-title, 48
numb. 1. obl. 32mo. [2218
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
81, 1916; A 425234.
MARTIN (Gus G.)* Chicago. Home-
trade booster. (J2 Chicago north-
west suburban signal) [2219
© Jan. 26, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 29,
1916; A 422278.
Mary (Jules)* Paris. Amour dans le
ruines. [Each 15 instalments] (Jn
Petit Parisien) [2220-2222
Bost), © Oct. 17-31, 1915; 1 c.
each Nov. 26, 1915; A—FToreign
13359.
nos. 16-30. © Nov. 1-15, 1915; 1 «.
each Noy. 30, 1915; A—loreign
13360.
nos. 31-45. © Nov. 16-30, 1915; 1 «c.
each Dec. 16, 1915; A—YTDoreign
13361.
30605—16——3
97
MASSACHUSETTS trust eco. Old Glory
savings club; power of money. [6] p.
24mo. 2223
Op Jan. 14. 1916; 2c. Jan: 26;
1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425235;
Howard H. Riggleman, Boston.
Complete Waldemar
Cit AS INE: ode A
[2224
ed aoe cet
MAzrEer (Joseph)
chain assays.
bulletin, Jan. & Feb., 1916)
©, Jans. 26, 1916." 1... ¢.; Neb, As
1916; A 422482; American national
retail jewelers assn., Neenah, Wis.
MERCANTILE collection c¢o.*, Utica,
Nig p22 2 2220
Every citizen wants to stand well in
the community. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 7 by 64 inches. © Jan. 25,
LOVES 2c. and ait. Mebs: (a 19UGa A
425240.
Explaining some things that trouble peo-
ple. Sheet, printed on both sides, 7
by 64 inches. © Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425239.
METTLER (Franklin L.)* Wilmington,
Del. Incorporating under the laws
of Delaware. cover-title, 11 p.
12mo. [2220
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 4252388.
MetTzcER (George P.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald.)
[2228-2231
Long lane of investigation. © Jan. 17,
POLE? 1 es Jan. 18; 1916s A) 421815;
Realizing possibilities. © Jan. 21, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 22, 1916; A 421897.
Selling in simple language. © Jan. 22,
1916; 1 ¢c. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421914,
Seven years from now. © Jan. 18,
6; 1c. Jan. 19, 1916; A 421818.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
MEYER-BOTH CO.
Sheet no. 43. Jan. 26, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 17% by 22% inches. Jan. 25;
191G@; 2 e. and aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A
419931,
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 287, Feb. 2, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. © Feb. 2, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425250.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Mryverson (Louis F.) Co-insurance,
its purpose and explanation. [4] p.
12mo. [2234
ie) Nov, 20: 1015* 2 co Ubu
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419891;
Alva KE. Stern, New York.
Miami, Fla. R. L. Polk & co.’s Miami
city directory, 1916. v.5. Jackson-
ville, Fla., R. L. Polk & co. [1916]
4p. 1., 49-551 p. illus. S8vo. $6.00.
[2235
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418509; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala,
[2282, 2233
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2236
Mites (Charles C.)* Maywood, Il.
Two little shoes. Card, illus., 134
by 7% inches. $0.25. [2236
(Jan. 27, 1916: 2%: and aidan.
ot, 1916; A’ 419922.
Mites City, Mont. R. L. Polk & co.’s
city directory of Miles City, Glen-
dive, Terry [ete.] and county di-
rectory of Custer, Dawson, Prairie
[ete.] 1916. Helena and Butte, R.
L. Polk & co. of Montana, 1916. 412 |
D. Ova, | 59,00: (225 6
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2c. Jan. 18, 1916;
Ait, wan. 17, LONG, A 4203889 > RAG.
Polk & co., Helena, Mont.
Mitter (Edward L.)* Peru, Ind. Dis-
play bank advertising. cover-title,
109 1. Svo. $15.00. [Text parallel
with binding] [22388
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
A OLG ee 425244,
MitteR (George Ernest)* Covington,
Ky. Katherine Belvue. (Jn Scribo.
Feb., 1916) [2239
© Feb. 1, 1916; 1c. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422291.
MINNESOTA chandelier co.*, St. Paul.
Lighting fixture no. G. N. 2248 and
fixture data. Sheet; illus., 124 by
4 inches, [2240
© “Dee. 18-1915." ¢, “and “att.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 426044.
Minog (Robert) [2241-2243
Hivery natiou lies in this war. Sheet,
tas, ie by. G6 aneches. 1@ sian. 12°
1916 > 2 ce and -afl. “Web 9) Oto A
425317.
War smile. Sheet, illus., Done, 12: by
11 inches. © Jan. 10, 1916 "2c, and
aff. eb. 9, 1916; A 425314.
18 carloads of one-legged men, as Rob-
ert Minor saw them. Sheet, illus., 13%
94 inches. © Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and
Sis eb. 9, 0Olb A. 425323.
© Newspaper enterprise assn.,
Cleveland.
MISHAWAKA Woolen mfg. co.*, Misha-
waka, Ind. Instructions to sales-
men, 1916.) 4p: 1; S2p2 AGnio:
[2244
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 @ and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417995.
MopDERN business supplement. vy. 1, no.
- 4, Oct.—Dec., 1915. ed. by Joseph
Ford Johnson. [New York city, Al-
exander- Hamilton] 1915. 1 p. 1.,
p. 393-584. S8vo. [2245
© Jan. 7; 1916* 2c.’ and“athJan.
15, 1916; A 419587; Alexander Hain- |
ilton institute, New York.
98
pt. L, WSe we ee
Montcomery, Ala. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Montgomery directory, 1916. Mont-
gomery, Ala., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
783 p. Svo. $7.00. [2246
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 « and aff. Jan.
26,,.191G6;. A. 420510; Boi Poteee
co., Birmingham, Ala.
Moopy’s manual, complete list of se-
curities maturing Jan. 1, 1916—Dec.
31, 1917. v. 1. New York, Moody
manual company [1915] 1 p. 1., 242
p. 16mo. $3.00. [2247
© Dec. 28, 1915: 2 G dam ee
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 420488;
Moody manual co., New York.
Moon (William -H.) co.*, Morrisville,
Pa. Moon’s hardy trees & plants for
every place & purpose, 1916. 128 p.
illus. 4to. [2248
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426135.
Morison (Francis R.)*
Monthly talk to bank
100% man. Sheet, 124
Cleveland.
employees.
by 84 inches.
[2249
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419948.
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine,
Jan. 23, 30, 1916. (New York Morn-
ing telegraph, sec. 2) [ 2250, 2251
© Jan. 23, 30, 1916; 1 ¢. each Feb.
12, 1916; A 42240), 422410; Lewis
pub. co., New York.
Morris (Rob.) jr.*, Portland, Tenn.
Early history of the Eastern star.
(In National-Mizpah TEastern star
magazine, Feb., 1916) [2252
© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
A 422304.
MoRRIS ANNUAL, 1916. New York,
Morris high school, 1916. xi, [12],
129 p. illus., ports. Svo. [2253
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 eo dae
1916; aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 420602;
Isador A. Rosenzweig, New York.
MORRIS PLAN CO., Of New York. How
to borrow money and how to invest
money in small amounts. 14 p.
16mo. [2254
© Dec. 9, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1916;
aff. Jan. 7, 1916; A 417753; Indus-
trial finance corp., New York.
Moses (Alfred G.)* Mobile, Ala.
Peace anthology. 40 p. 16mo.
$0.50. [2255
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. ‘and aff. Jan.
P19 A 417820.
BOOKS, GROUP Il
no. 2, 1916
2283
Mr. Hesron land and development co.
Freedom’s call in the last Ameri-
can West. 20 p. illus., map. 8vo.
(2256
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1915;
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417566; Albert
Roy, Portland, Ore.
MounNrTAIN states telephone & telegraph
, Denver. Telephone directories.
pei 2256
Albuquerque and Tucumcari districts,
book no. 6-S, Jan., 1916. cover-title,
aap. 410. © Jan, 21, 1916; 2 c. and
an. Heb. 7, 1916; A 425268.
Roswell district, book no. 7-S, Feb., 1916.
cover-title, 25 p. ito. @© Feb.- 1,
foro ec and alii. eb: 7, 1916; A
425269.
MowuntTsier (Rebert) [2259, 2260
Diary of dead English Tommy picked up
on battlefield tells of thrilling life in
the trenches at Dardanelles. Sheet,
Pheepy 13 mches.. @ Dec. 31, 0915;
2c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425308.
Is there to be an United States of Greece?
Masses agitate a revolt against throne.
Sheet, illus. (ports.) 122 by 9% inches.
aan. 7. 19136; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 9,
Li A oie: aay Me Be
© Newspaper enterprise assn.,
Cleveland.
Moxrey (Thomas)*, Seattle. Special
stickerman. Seattle, Wash., Prac-
tical moulding book co., 1915. cover-
title, 37 p. illus. 4to. [2261
© Oct. 26, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 15, 1915;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 419799.
Murpockx (Victor) Bryan followers
will turn to progressives, says Vic-
tor Murdock. Sheet, port. 12 by 5
inches. [2262
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 4253815; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cleveland.
[MurpHy (Daniel T.) ] [2263, 2264
American joke book. [South Norwalk,
Conn., Printed by Murphy me cox
1915] fs21. p. i6mo... $0.1
Sept. 20, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1915: aff.
Nov. 29, 1915; ‘A 416620.
Same. (On cover: Ford
$0.10. © Oct. 20, 1915; 2 c. Nov. 30,
1915; aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 416621.
© Royal pub. co., South Norwalk,
Conn.
joke book)
MurpHy (George Edward)* Santa
Monica, Cal. Redemption of Molly
Carson. [8] p. 12mo. [2265
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417824.
NATIONAL electrical contractors’ assn.*,
Utiea, N. Y. Universal data and
sales book [additions] Jan. 26,
1916. [88] p. S8vo: $10.00. [Text
parallel to binding] [2266
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419921.
NATIONAL MFG. €O., ine.*, Minneapolis.
[2267, 2268
Cash in on the crowd. [16] p. illus.
16moe:, Gian. 8. 1916.2 e5 and: alt.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 425171.
Making money out of footsteps. cover-
title, :[16]. -p. ius... 16mo. © Jan.
18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 425172.
NATIONAL PECAN groves co.*, Washing-
ton. Will you be one in one thou-
sand? cover-title, 28 p. plates.
16mo. [2269
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2'c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417769.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [port of Bos-
fore! Dees 1915. fA op. Ete:
[2270
(Chr sane s26, 1O1G: “2 |-e2 cant.
1916: aff. Web: 2,-1916; A 425150:
NEUSTADTL (Victor)* New York.
Ethische principien in dramen der
neuzeit. 31p. S8vo. (Ethische vor-
traege, nr. 1) [2271
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1916;
aff. Feb. 7. 1916; A 425281.
New Jersey foundry & machine co.*,
New York. Overhead carrying de-
vices. 48 p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
(Catalog 88) [2272
© Jan. 81, 1916; 2
2, 1916; A 419949.
New York. Economist short cut, Jan.
1916. New York, Dry goods econ-
e. and aff. Feb.
omist [1916] 4380p. front. (fold.
map) 16mo. $0.25. [2273
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425281; Textile pub. co.,
New York.
Contributions to.
[2274-2283
Gritain’s sailors eager for the breath of
battle. © Jan. 23, 1916; 1c. Jan. 24,
1916; A 421918.
NEw YORK HERALD.
Galicia new centre of interest in the
world struggle. © Jan. 9, 1916; 1c.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 421605.
Many neutral ships in the Atlantic.
Key to chart. © Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422426.
Operations in war theatres from North
Sea to Tigris. New British armies
assume defense. (In New York herald)
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422275.
99
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2284
New York HERALD—-Continued.
Review of week’s operations in the great ;
theatres of war. 18,000,000 men are
preparing for the summer campaigns.
@ Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
A 422427.
Steaming dates changed as result of
weather. Key to chart. © Feb. 6,
1916" 1c. Heb. (, 1916; A 42224.
Tourist travel to the south increases.
Key to chart. © Jan. 23, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421919.
Tsar’s troops make big advance through
Caucasus snows. © Jan. 23, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421917.
War operations of week from North Sea
to the Tigris. Pressure at Kut is ex-
pected to follow Turkish release at
Siratts: (@ Jan 16, TOL6 ec Jan.
17, 1916; A 421788.
41 steamships shown in this week’s
chart. Key to chart. © Jan. 16,
1916; 1c. Jan. 17, 1916; A 421784.
© New York herald co., Jersey
City.
New York TIMES index. v. 38, no. 4,
Oct._Dec., 1915. New York, The
New York times [1916] 1 p. 1, 555
p. S8vo. $2.00. [2284
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418919; New
York times co., New York.
NEWSPAPER enterprise assn.*, Cleve-
land. 20 perils face U. S. on road to
world supremacy. Sheet, ports., 21
by 144 inches. [2285
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425319.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. Each Proof, illus.
[2286-23825
Asthma Simpson, the village queen.
Everything is fine now, Asthma.
Jan, 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aif. Neb. 5,
1916; A 426009.
Good news Luke, I’ve got you a job.
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 17,
1916; A 417835.
——- Now in the second act I have to
fight off a mob. © Dec. 24, 1915; 2c.
and aft. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419507.
We'll have to start you off this
week with a few words of explanation.
© jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aif. Feb. 5,
1916; A 426019.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
Beauty hints. Hair helps for the
woman who is always busy. © Jan.
92, 1916; 2 ¢. and alt. Web. a, 1916;
A 426017.
—— Distinct nightie novelty. © Jan. 8,
1916? 2 "ce, and airy Jane Li Lolo;
A 417830.
How beauty may be won by fresh
air and exercise. © Dec. 24, 1915;
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419511.
—— How to make the most of your own
flower of beauty. © Jan. 29, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426025.
100
pt. 1, 8. eee
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—Con.
How to perfect your child’s future
body by teaching her to exercise wisely
today. © Jan. 22, 49163 2 %e. 200
aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426015.
——— Revelations of a wife. How Dicky
took care of Madge. © Dec. 24, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 419512.
How Jack said good-by. ©
Jan: 29, 1916; 2 ¢..and jai. heb eae
1916; A 426022.
How Madge and Dicky’s moth-
er met. © Jan. 8, 1916202 Gang
aff. Jan. 17, 1916: A 41 7TS2e
How Madge told Dicky. ©
Dec. 24, 1915; 2 « and aff. Jan. 8,
1916; A 419510.
Jack’s farewell note. © Jan.
8, 1916; 2 ¢c. and afl. Jane Be Veore-;
A 417833.
Life is just one long compro-
mise. @© Jan... 29, 1916> 2° andWak.
Feb. 5, 1916; A 426026.
Nothing at all. .s@ gan. S22
1916; 2c. and, ai. Webs *o2 ones
426012.
——d
What happened after Jack
left. © Jan. 29, 1916: 2c) ane au
Feb. 5, 1916; A 426023.
What helped Madge’s head a
lot. © Dec: 24, 1915; 2 €. and lan.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 419514.
Why Dicky said tomorrow.
© Dec, 24, 1915 ° 2 cand ak. Janes:
1916; A 419513.
Why Madge left home ©
Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and jake Wena,
1916; A 426016.
Ways the schoolgirl may dress her
hair becomingly. © Jan. 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417828.
Winifred Black writes about a
strange new creed. © Jan. 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417831.
Winifred Black writes about edu-
cation and the top of the ladder.
© Dec. 24, 19153; 2 c. and af, Jans.
1916; A 419505.
Winifred Black writes about free-
dom and running away. © Jan. 22,
19163. 2 ¢. and ail. Hebi oO; 1 oeh ee
426014.
Winifred Black writes about high
school frats. © Jan. 29, 1916; 2%
and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426024.
Winifred Black writes about Judge
not that ye be not judged. © Jan.
22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. eb. 5, 1916;
A 4260138.
Winifred Black writes about the
man of mystery. © Jan. 29, 1916;
2c. and aff. eb. 5, 1916; A 426027.
—— Winifred Biack writes about those
who are simply defective. © Jan. 8,
191632 ¢. and aff. Jan. 17, 19igee
417832.
Hickory Hick. Lena! You’re the only
girl I ever loved. © Jan. 29, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426018.
Johnny Boston Beans. Help! ITll get
yer. © Jan. 22, 4916; 2 eandae.
Feb. 5, 1916; A 426008.
Polly and her pals. Aye verily this
pale face practice of swearing ot New
Years is a wierd custom. © Dec. 24,
1905:°° 2) 'e: and aiiy Jan. Si tote; sz
419508.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
2348
Newspaper feature service, inc.*—Con.
——TI see where the board of health
has made sneezing a misdemeanor.
ey sane, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Web.
Ia OtGe: A 426011.
Pa’ll- be tickled pink. © Jan. 29,
foto: 2 Gand alm, eb. 5, 1916; A
426021.
You kin sleep on the porch if you
likess ©) jan. S$) °1916° 2e -and ‘aft.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417829.
Putting it over on pa. Madam, I call
in the interest of art. © Jan. 8, 1916;
Gee and ait. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417834.
My son, give me your skates a mo-
ment. © Dec: 24, 1915; 2 c and aff.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 419509.
That son-in-law of pa’s.
Gosh blink it
there’s th’ son-in-law. sane.
iGo ec and a. Meb. 5, 1916s A
426010.
Look’s like th’ coast is clear. ©
fant oe tOlG: 2c. sand alt.--fan. 17,
1916: A 417836.
Well, while I’m still without a cent.
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 8,
1916; A 419506.
Yes, pa, that is a photograph of
Lady Tubbley. © Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426020.
Niss (C.) & sons. Niss profit sharing
bond. Sheet, printed on both sides,
143 by 9 inches fold. to Svo. [23826
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 426045; Clarence C. Niss,
Chicago.
NotteMeErrr (W. A.) co., ine.*, New
York. Private code. cover-title, 30
p. 24mo. P32
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
14,1916; A 417756.
Norman (W. W.)* Toledo, O. What
to read on business. Toledo, O.,
Norman & Remington co. [1915]
47 p. illus. 24mo. [2328
© Dec. 30, 1915: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
ol, 1915; A 417755.
Norti AMERICAN accident insurance
co. [2329, 2330
Instructions to N. A. A. I. C. protective
department agents. cover-title, [8S] p.
avo. © Web. 5, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aft.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 425292.
N. A. A. I. C. has arrived. cover-title,
ee Lei. © Jan. 5, 1916; 2 «.
gan. 10, 1916; aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A
417662.
© W. G. Critchlow, Covington,
Ky.
NorkTHAMPTON, Mass. Northampton
and Easthampton directory, 1916.
[v. 84] Northampton, The Price &
Lee co., 1916. 569, [S] p. front.
(map) Svo. $3.50. [2331
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 420690; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
O’Brien (Edward J.) Carrying on
the torch of Hawthorne, Poe and
Bret Harte in short story. (Jn Bos-
ton evening transcript. [2332
© Jan. 8, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1916;
A 421635; Boston transcript co.,
Boston.
O'Connor (Thomas Power)
[2333-2337
Allies’ position indicated by the news
on) thes weeks ©) Jan. 2. LOG foie:
Jan. 5, 1916; A 421593.
Asquith reaps new laurels by success as
war time premier. © Jan. 30, 1916;
ivewWeb. 2s LOEG AM 22a
Balance swings slowly to allies. © Jan.
OU RNG) Sa eres: 9 dine) Palko GSMO Be ost
421787.
Gallipoii retreat made a profound stir
in iingland.. © Dec 26, >19t5e se.
Dec. 31, 1915; A 421594.
Joint committee of two parliaments to
discuss “wate. ©. Jans 9, LOG) Ale:
Jan. 12, 19165 A 421636.
[Note: The foregoing are in Wilming-
ton Delmarvia star]
© Central news of America, New
York.
Oit Ciry oil & grease co.*, Oil City,
Penn. Germania lubro compound.
cover-title, 5 p. folder. 24mo. Bul-
letin no. 810. [2338
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425283.
OLEAN, N. Y. R. L. Polk & @o,’s Olean,
N. Y., directory, 1916. v. 1. Pitts-
burch: Pa. R.kn” Pook &"€o:./ 1015:
479 p. Svo. $6.00. [2339
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
LOE TOG a Ge Mens Leela aA
418469; R. L. Polk & co., Pittsburgh.
OLIPHANT (T. HE.) What well-dressed
women are wearing. (In New York
Evening mail) [2340-2347
Jang. GG 1916." © gam 6 29te- te, Jan.
8, 1916; A 421573.
ca 21, 196: © Jans Thy 19165 4 oe,
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421691.
van. 205.1916... © Jan. 20, 1916; 1 «a
Jan. 22, 1916; A 421906.
Jan,v26;' 4916. .© Jan. 26, 1916; 1 «.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 422040.
Heb. 2, 1916. © Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
4, 1916; A 422208.
Feb. 3, 1916. © Web. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
do, 1916; A 422248.
Feb. 4, 1916. © Feb. 4, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1916; A 422268.
Feb. 5, 1916. © Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
(ooo: A A222 1.
© Evening mail syndicate, ine,
New York.
O’Nettt (Felix J.)* Stafford Springs,
Conn. Buttress and the ivy. (In
Catholic transcript) [2348
© Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
A 422358.
101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2349
[Ontons (Berta Ruck)] Girls at his
billet, by Berta Ruck. [2 instal-
ments] (/” London Illustrated Sun-
day herald) [2349, 2359
Jan 9: 26,1916. >: @el_¢ each Reb. 7,
1916; A ad int: 2562; pubd. Jan. 9,
af, 2016:
Janz 23, 30, 1916; © 4 ceach Heb, 21,
1916; A ad int. 2577; pubd. Jan. 23,
30, 1916.
© Mrs. George Oliver, London.
ORENSTEIN-ARTHUR Koppel co. Op-
eration, electremobile industrial
truck. cover-title, 14 [1] p. illus.
SVO. > {2351
(C). eer. 27, I9iIbs 2G, er. 10,
1915; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417998;
Electromobile ¢o., St. Louis.
OxtTon (Beulah Sylvester) First naval
battle of the revolution at Machias.
(77, Lewiston journal) DATS Ue
). Ags? 28S Ay A es Sein as
1915; A 403565; Lewiston journal
eo., Lewiston, Me.
QQXYGENERATOR ¢Oo.*, Chicago. Evolu-
_ tion of the oxygenerator. [6] p.
folder, diagrs. 16mo. [2552
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419944.
PARISIENNE art service*,
| Bulletin | no: PooS38. Fan: 5, 1916.
numb. 1. 142-149. illus. fol. [2353
©) Jan; 551916+'2 €..and a oJan.
14, 1916; A 417745.
PARKER (J. V.)* Chicago. Analytic
system for the measurement of rela-
tive fire hazard of traction car
houses and (or) yards and rolling
New York.
stock, Dec., 1912, rev. June, 1915.
8 p. 8vo. [2354
© Jan. 1%, 1916; 2 c-andeatt. Jan.
1 ISG: A: 417814,
PARKER (Mary Moody)* Wilmington,
Del. Series of lessons in the Gespel
of John for Bible study classes.
cover-title, 47 p. Svo. $0.15. [2355
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
SP OnG oe 425160.
l’arsons (Louella O.) [2356-2359
Brains before beauty is movie demand.
@ Heb. 6,7 1916 > “1 6. Web; 7; 1916:
A 422315.
liow to become a
1916. - ©); Jan. S,
1916; A 421763.
Modern AladGin enters filmland. ©
dan 30, T3916); 4) c. Jian: ST, 1916:
422124,
Jan. 9,
Aer et ae
movie star.
OU Gs
‘Movies demand courageous actors. @©
Jan.
A 421810.
| Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
916°" 44 c Jan. 10, 1916;
re
pt. I, BS. wos
PARTIAL payment bond corp. Nothing
to sell but assistance. 12 p. 16mo.
[2360
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425286; J. Alexander Van
Rensselaer, New York.
PATENTEES’ mfg. co.*, New York. Fow-
ler weighing & vending machine.
Sheet, illus., 1S by 18 inches. [2361
© Dee: 22, 1915> 1c) eee eee
1915; 1 ¢«. Jan. 22, 19163 a5 eee
21, 1916; A 419846.
PEKAR (Gyula de) What Austria
really thinks of America, not a na-
tion at ali! Leader in country at
odds with us views us as a house di-
vided. Sheet, 144 by 133 inches.
[2362
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425310; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cleveland.
PENGELLY (J. Bradford)* Flint, Mich.
New Christmas legend. (Jn Flint
daily journal) [2363
© Dec. 27, 1915; 1 ce. Feb. 5, 1916;
A 422298.
Perrect Catholic calendar, 1916. Card,
3 by 54 inches. $0.25. [23864
©. Jan. 11,_1916: 2 cia
7, 1916; A 425242; Charles Louis
Weathers, Covington, Ky.
ERKINS adjustment co.*, St. Louis.
Instructions and forms for collec-
tion. 2 sheets, printed-on both sides,
104 by 16 inches. [2565
© Jan. 11, 1916: 2.6 Jawa
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 425147.
Prters (Merian Shaw) Peters
Brambaugh method readers.
3. By Merian Shaw Peters and
Martin Grove Brumbaugh, illus. by
Emma Troth. Philadelphia, Chris-
topher Sower company [1916] 271
p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.- [2866
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 418669; Christopher
Sower co., Philadelphia.
and
Book
PETROLEUM idea. vy. 17, no. 1, a
1916. 23 p. ports. 24mo. [2367
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
Be NARS A 425175 ; Angier chemical
co., Boston.
Puitiirs (Libbie Sprague)
[2368, 2869
His affinity. chap. 14, 15. © Jan. 25,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1916; A 422081.
102
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
Puiiires (Libbie Sprague)—Contd.
Mystery of Castle Lennox. chap. 1-6.
ie) ite 5. 1916); 1. c.. Jan,, 28, 1916;
A 422029.
[Note: The foregoing are in [llus-
trated companion]
©F. B. Warner co., New York.
Pierce (R. ff.) JTllumination. Lesson
no. 3. Units of light and illumina-
tion. New York, N. Y., National
commercial gas association [1916]
69 p. S8vo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) [2370
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425330; Natl. commercial
gas assn., New York.
PietzucH (Joseph)* Cincinnati. Piet-
zuch’s pigeon-toed shoes. [4] p.
illus. 24mo. p2cet
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419954.
Piotrowski (N. L.) is Tea cote
All in Ireland back Poland. © Jan. 31,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 2, 1916; A 422133.
Pope’s sympathy with Poland. © Jan.
Soto 4.) cs dans 31, “1916: A
422121,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
PIPENHAGEN (Charles A.)*, Chicago.
Aunt Hannah’s handy jelly bag or
strainer. Chicago, Pines manufac-
turing co. [1916] Envelope, illus.,
9 by 10 inches. [2374
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425274.
Pratr (Louis J.) Industrial fuel.
Lesson no. 3. Transfer of heat and
high temperature measurement.
New York, N. Y., National commer-
cial gas association [1916] p. 69-
eos. oie. Svo. . (Practical
gas educational courses) [2375
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425331; Natl. commercial
gas assn., New York.
Pocket directory of shoe manufac-
turers for 1916. Boston, Mass., Shoe
& leather reporter co., 1916. 1p. 1,
7-274 p. fold. map. 24mo. $2.00.
[2376
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 20,
1916; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 420429;
Shoe and leather reporter co., Bos-
ton.
PoLttock (James Arthur)* Toledo, O.
Topics for American history and
civics 1789-1916. cover-title, 64 p.
Svo. $0.40. [2377
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
aff. eb. 7, 1916; A 425245.
2389
Pore bros. and Cheppu co., ltd.*, New
York... Lurn.o. the, tide. tt" -p:
24mo. [2378
© Feb. 4, 1916; :2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426003.
POST-DISPATCH, St. Louis. Post-dis-
patch house, home and real estate
enides, OC 25,: 19152. (lt. St.. Louis
Post-dispatch ) [2379
(EOC 25; 1915 7 4c. Jan. T, 1916;
A 421532; Pulitzer publishing co.,
St. Louis.
POST-GRADUATE School of modern den-
tistry. Cavity preparation. gold
filling. Lesson 5. Philadelphia, Pa.
Stratford-Cookson co. [1915] cover-
Piles SO 4d STO. ee Onl oe [2380
©) Avie. 10-4 191s? en San 15:
19IG 2 -att.. Webs 04716" A 425152 8
Stratford-Cookson co., Philadelphia.
Price (Lucy Jeanne) Bird girl’s aim.
(Jn Cleveland Sunday leader)
[2381
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ce. Feb. 7, 1916;
A 422283; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
PRUDENTIAL insurance co. of America®,
Newark, N. J. Prudential day, the
national pay day. (Jn Colliey’s)
[2382
C) ckam 45. AGG -s teh danay ta:
1916; A 421697.
PuncH. v. 150. [Each illus., 4to. 3 d.]
[2383-2386
NOPOSSis Jane: LOG. .Orlwesdeelbs. 2.
sate A ad int. 2558; pubd. Jan. 5,
G.
no, 3688; Jan. 12;,1916. | ©) Lc Feb. 9,
1916; A ad int. 2565; pubd. Jan. 12,
1916.
no. 3889, Jan. 19, 1916. © 1c. Feb. 16,
LOTGs A ad int. 25738; pubd. Jan. 19;
1916.
no. 3890, Jan. 26, 1916. ©1c. Feb. 23,
he A ad int. 2578; pubd. Jan. 26,
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., Itd.,
London.
Purse (R. P.)* Chattanooga. Confi-
dence and credit. cover-title, [6] p.
16mo. [2387
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ec and aff, Feb.
7, 1916; A 425241.
RAMSEY (EH. E.) [2388, 2389
Indiana supplement [to] Tarr and Mc-
Murry’s new complete geography.
New York, The Macmillan company,
1916. cover-title, 32 p. front.
(map) illus. S8vo. $0.30. @ Feb.
2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. eb. 3, 1916;
A 418678.
108
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2390
pt. 1, 1. 6., VAS
Ramsey (H. H.)-—Continued.
Indiana supplement [to] Tarr and Mc-
Murry’s new introductory geography.
New York, The Macmilian company,
1916. cover-title, 8 p. front. map)
illus. S8vo. $0.20. © Feb. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 8, 1916; A 418674.
© Maemillan co., New York.
Raymonp (C. E.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. (J2 Chicago heraid)
[2390-2394
aoe engineers. © Jan. 10, 1916;
. Jan. cE 1916; A 421772.
aa in America. © Jan. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 10, 1916; A 421567.
Preparedness for peace. © Jan. 4, 1916;
1c. Jan. 5, 1916; A 420471
Preparedness for peace. Cost. of capital
acter the war. ©@©:) Jan. "6, S916. Of oc.
an. (ey UOC = eAct4s ZUG:
Sales departments. © Jan. 7, 1916; 1c.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421563.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
REAL estate board of New York*, New
York. Diary and manual of the real
estate board of New York, 1916.
[New York, Printed by John Ward
& son, 1915] Various paging. 12mo.
$1.00. [2395
© Dee. a 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1915;
atk dan: 7, 1916: ie 420281.
Resident and
Redondo Beach
REDONDO Beach, Cal.
business directory,
and Hermosa-Manhattan Beaches,
Los Angeles County, Cal., 1915-16.
Redondo Beach, C. H. Turner [1916]
97 p. Svo. $1.50. [2396
© Jan, 1,1916; 2 ¢. Jan. S, 1916;
aff. Jan. 25, 1916; A 420573; Charles
H. Turner, Redondo Beach, Cal.
REED (Charles H.)* New York.
[2397-2399
Game of Wall street. cover-title, [16] p
SVvOsn »o-00secO©) Heb. (2 tO1GE 2: erand
aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425294.
How to keep a one and 2 pone chart.
Sheet, S83 by 9 inches. © Feb. 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A “195096"
Lifetime opportunity you have wished
for to master the secrets of Wall street
speculation. cover-title, 6 p. folder.
8vo @meb: 2. POG 52) ucavand! ait.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 425295.
ReEentieER (Marie-Louise-Antoinette de
Hérédia)* Paris. Jeunne fille; par
Gérard d’Houville [pseud.] 1°°-[5°]
ptie. [5 instalments] (Jn Revue
des deux mondes, 15 sept.—ld nov.,
1915) [2409
© Sept. 15-Nov. 15, 1915; 1 «.
each Dec. 28, 1915; A—Foreign
13239.
REVIEW of reviews co.*, New York.
Bill’s choice, a typical high school
boy’s experience. cover-title, 28 p.
24mo. [2401
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 426056.
ReEvVvuE de Paris. 23e année. [Hach
Svo. fr. 2.50] [2402, 2403
no. 2, 15. jano., 1916.'© Jan. 15,4516.
1c. Feb. 1, 1916; A—Toreign 13445.
no. 8, 1°" fevrier, 1916. © Feb. 1, 1916;
1c. Feb. 18, 1916; A—Foreign 13446.
© Administration de la Revue de
Paris, “Paris.
REYNOLDS (Mrs. Baillie)* London.
Kingdom and the wall. 1. The
cipher of the seven thrones. (in
Story-teller magazine, Feb., 1916.)
[2404
© 1c Feb. 8,-1916)°A aa ant
2563; pubd. Jan. 10, 1916.
Rice (William E.) Beginners by ex-
ercising care can succeed in squab
business. (In Philadelphia in-
quirer) [2405
© Dec. 19, 1915; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1916;
A, 421523;
Philadelphia. é
RiTeENougR (John S.)* Pittsburgh.
Master minds of type and press no.
1 (Jn Inland printer, Jan., 1915)
[2406
© Dee. 13, 1915: 2 eee
1916; A 422025,
RitteR (Elma Streeper)* Philadel-
phia. Swedish or oriental weaving
designs with full directions. (Jn
Philadelphia press) [2407
© Jan. 2, 19165:43 e;dan, GtSiee
A 421509.
RoBpBIns (Joseph C.) Missionary
message of the Bible, prepared
under the direction of the commit-
tee on voluntary study, council of
North American student movements.
New York city, Association press
[1916] 22 p. 16mo. $0.10. [2408
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417989; International
committee of Y. M. C. A., New York.
Roserts (A. Stanley)* Philadelphia.
Chauffeur’s message. Sheet, 74 by 4
inches. [2409
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan,
26, 1916; A 419847.
Roperts (Charles G. D.)* % Hughes
Massie, London. Brothers of the
yoke. (Jn Windsor magazine, Feb.,
1916) [2410
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; A ad int.
2583; pubd. Jan. 28, 1916.
104
Eugene McGuckin ©@o., |
s BOOKS,
no. 2, 1916
GROUP II
2455
—— (Georgia)* Rupert, Vt. Songs
for special day programs. cover-
title, 31 p. 12mo. [2411
_ © Dec. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28.1916; A 419881.
*
”
_ Reosertson (John Dill) Pulmonary
peril in your pets. (Jn Chicago her-
ald) [2412
© Jan. 9, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
A 4271765; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Roeinson (J. Albert) Nitration pred-
ucts oi cotton and benzol and prep-
aration of raw materials. 48 p. 8vo.
(Underwriters’ bureau of New Eng-
land. report no. 158) [2413
aan ss, 1916: 2 c..Jan. 13,
1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417997;
Underwriters’ bureau of New Eng-
land, Boston.
Rosrnson (Joseph S.)* Cambridge,
Mass. Painters’ guide and hand-
book; how to paint, how to mix
paint, when to paint. [16] p. 24mo.
$0.25. [2414
© Nov. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 417725
RODERMUND (Mathew Jos.)* Madison,
Wis. Relation of man to his en-
vironment; or, The discovery of two
great missing links in human physi-
ology. (Jn Journal of the American
association of progressive medicine,
Dec., 1915) [2415
pees 2, 1915: 1.4 Jan. 11,
1916; A 421591.
RoupestsH (Eli Hayden)* Topeka,
Kan. Round base writing system:
Bk. 1-3: for third to eighth grades.
3v. obl. 48mo. $0.15. [2416
ROYAL WORCESTER corset co.*,
Rven (Henry C.) ed.
Rus-Lee illustrative service’,
W orces-
ter. Illustrated price list, spring
and summer, issued Jan. 1, 1916. 29
p. illus. 4to. [2420
Sa Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
ySOIG 5. A: 436029,
United States
Statute citer-digest supplement. v.
2, no. 5, January. 1916. Comp. and
ed. by Henry C. Ruen. Detroit, The
Citer-digest company [1916] 21S p.
Svo. $5.00 per year. 2421
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916
Detroit.
; A 418786; Citer-digest co.,
Detroit.
Before you order a new drawing.
cover-title, 29 1. illus. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] [2422
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 419516.
Russert (Charles Edward)
[2493-2497
Labor’s Australian army sneered at but
made good in world war—Russell.
Sheet, illns., port., 11 by 114 inches.
© Jan. 29, 1916: 2 ec and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425325.
No military frills in Switzerland, all
officers must come from ranks. Sheet,
illus., port.. 16% by 112 inches. © Jan.
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916;
A 425324.
Swiss citizens give themselves to their
republic; their republic makes big re-
turn to every one of them. Sheet,
illus., 14 by 11 inches. © Jan. 26,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A
425326.
Swiss system would give us army of
10,009,000 for what our 85,000 sol-
diers cost us now. Sheet, illus., 15
by 12 inches. @ Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425322.
Will Swiss system make us more “ae
a. taristic than our hired army? Shee
© Jan. it, 1916; 2 c. an and illus., port., 16 by 11 inches. © Ja
aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 417825. 19, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916:
A 425320.
Rousseau (Charles)* Paris. Dans la © Newspaper enterprise assn.,
poudre. (Jn Nouvelliste de Bretagne, Cleveland.
Maine et Normandie) [2417, 2418
nos. 1-12. [12 instalments] © Oct. 17- RusseLtt (Lillian)* Chicago.
29, 1915; 1 c. each Dec. 4, 1915; A— [2428-2455
Foreien 13355. Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Be
nos. 13-27 bis. [16 instalments] © natural to be graceful. © Feb. 11,
Oct. 50—Nov. 15, 1915; 1 c. each Feb. 1916; 1c. Feb. 12, 191G; A 422403.
7, 1916; A—Foreign 13399.
ROYAL pus. co.*, South Norwalk, Conn.
American joke book: Ford jokes,
moving picture jokes, jitney, war,
and vaudeville jokes. [31] p. illus.
16mo. $0.10. [2419
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1916;
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425155.
105
Loud talking. © Jan. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 29, 1916; A 422062.
Self-pity a loadstone. © Jan
1916; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1916; A 421778.
Unfashionable sweat. © Feb.
1916; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1916; A 422327.
Water cure. © Jan. 7, 1916; 1 c.
Jan. 8, 1916; A 421565.
Foot as a social debutante. © Feb 6,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916; A 422326. -
15,
7,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2456 pt. 1, ns., V.4e
RUSSELL - (Lillian) *—Continued.
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Busy
housewife. © Jan. 10, 1916; i e«.
jan. 44) 19162 Ay 420.
Cautionary signals. © Jan. 1T,
1916: 1 c Jan. 18, 1916; A 491892"
Exercise need of ail. © Jan. 8,
1916; 1 «. Jan. 10, 1916; A 421566.
Fry, mush., © Web. 10, 1916. 4 ic:
Feb. 11, 1916; A 422385.
Ghosts. © ae 6. 41916 2*2 e:-Jgan:
7, 1916; A 42152
Jewel in the ga © tdaneeai,
19162 4\e. Jan. 22; .1996:-A.. 421900.
sust) lauch pat. date; v@: Jan. 627,
1916; 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; A A2203T.
Keep your mouth clean. © Jan.
22. 1916; tT Meh Fan) 245 aa 9i6'< «A
421913.
Let nature paint your cheeks. ©
Hel. e2) TONG hve: Ney. 42 1otGe AX:
422197.
Mirror of the being. © Jan. 11,
Sm.4 Calan, U2: 1916: A 421626.
—— Nature’s prescription. © Jan. 18,
1916; 1 ec. Jan. 19, 1916; A 421823.
Pearls in your mouth. © Feb.
8, 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422325.
Somebody cares. © Jan. 13, 1916;
te. Jan. 14. 1996: A A216 TS:
Superlatives. Feb. 12, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1916; A 4224238.
Unlocked windows. Feb. 8, 1916;
te. Feb. 4, 1916 :-A’ 422202:
Use a elub.: ©: Jan..31, 4916; 1 «c.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 422137.
Voices from dead days. © Feb. 4
1916; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422244.
Water firsts- @vfebss: 19165.4-e¢:
Feb. 7, 1916; A 422263.
When now becomes was. © Feb. 1,
1916; 1c. Feb. 2, 1916; A 422142.
You shape bees own face. © Jan.
4 ASIG 46. Jan. 5b 1916: A 421472.
What’sina back? © Jan. 16, 1916; 1¢
gan. 47, 1986-7 A 42918248.
Would you have the bloom of a fresh
gathered peach? © Jan. 30, 1916; 1
date ais S996 >. A. 422156.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
ly
c.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sacramento direc-
tory co.’s Sacramento city directory,
1916. v. 26. Sacramento, Cal., Sac-
ramento directory co., 1916. 646 p
Svo. $7.50. [2456
ie) Jan. 420, 1916: 2oe.. Janis,
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 420392;
Sacramento directory co., Sacra-
mento, Cal.
SADLER (William 8.) 12,000 deaths a
years from grip—the cause and cure.
(In Chicago herald) [2457
© dan gl6., t9te-o 4: 2c. dan... 17,
1916; A 421812; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SAFETY press, inec., New York. Fires
in institutional buildings. (17
Safety engineering, Jan., 1916)
[2458
S50. 24, Al A olen SOM ZO.
1916; A 422071.
106
ST. PETERsSBuRG, Fla. R. L. Polk &
co.’s St. Petersburg, Clearwater,
Tarpon Springs [ete.] city directory,
1916. v.38. Jacksonville, Fla., R. L.
Polk & eco. [1916] 352 >. [are
$6.00. [2459
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 420636; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
SALES method co.*, New York.
[2460-2464
Ad helps for banks. cover-title, 104 1.
illus. Svo. (Editorial series, vol. A)
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aif. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425163.
Ad helps Fined furniture dealers. v. A.
104 1. illy 8vo. © Dec. 20, 1916;
2c. and a af, Feb. 4, 1916; A 425176.
Ad helps fer grocers. cover-title, 52 1.
illus. emer (Good provider series,
vol. A) ©-Dec. 20,1915; 2 2, he =
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425162.
Ad helps for hardware dealers. cover-
title, 54 1. ilius. Svo. (Old philoso-
pher series, vel. A.) © Dec. 20, 1915;
2c. Feb. 4,-191635-at; Webs 3254996-
A 425164.
Ad heips for monument makers. cover-
title, 53 1. illus. 8vo. (Historical
series, vol. A) @© Dec.. 20, 191572 4
Feb. 4, 1916; aff. Web. 2 1916; A
425165.
SALipA, Col. R. L. Polk directory co.’s
Salida city and ene County di-
rectory, 1916-1917. 6. Colorado
Springs, Col., R. LE. Polk directory
co., 1916. 170 p. Svo. $5.00. 7 [2%
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 420677; BR. i. Polk
directory co. of Colorado, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
SANBORN (N. W.) Making the most
of a pouliry farm. pt" 42539
American poultry advocate, Feb.,
1916) [2466
© Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
A 422354; Clarence C. De Puy, Syr-
acuse, N.Y.
SANGAMON County, Ill. Moore & Win-
ter’s county farm directory, Sanga-
mon County, Ill., 1915-1916. - Jack-
sonville, Tl., Moore & Winter, 1916.
335 p. fold. map. Svo. $5.00. [2467
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 418478; Moore & Win-
ter, Jacksonville, Il.
Sargcent (Sumner B.) Design and
construction of textile machinery
cams. (Jn American machinist)
[2468
© Jan. 6, 1916; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1916;
A 421513; Hill publishing co., New
York.
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no. 2, 1916
(Frederick) Injunctions and
other equitable remedies. Chicago,
La Salle extension university [1916]
27 p. Svo. (American law and pro-
eedure, lecture 30) [2469
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417993; La Salle exten-
sion univ., Chicago.
Savines, loan & trust co. Condensed
railway time card. [4] p. 24mo.
[2470
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
17. 1916: A 417801; George R. An-
gell, Madison, Wis.
SAYLES (Harold F.)* Chicago. Vérité
en un mot. Chicago, Ull., The Evan-
gelical publishing co., 1916. 14 p.
24mo. $1.00 per 100. [2471
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426096.
ScaLres (George S.)*
Owed to the cow. (Jn Plairwell
Enterprise) | [2472
Poedan 20 191G: 1 °c. Jan. 22,
1916; A 421894,
Scenagro bulletin.
Plainwell, Mich.
How to write and
sell scenarios. PGT opis SkS. smo.
$0.10. [2473
© Nov. 15, 1915: 2.c. and aff.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417802; W. A. Hill,
Los Angeles.
[Scwack artificial flower co., inc.]
[2474, 2475
Schack’s book of suggestions for the
display man. Beer lee 24 p._ illus.
fol, © Jan. zh 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Jan, oi, 1916; A 419930.
Schack’s spring flower book, 1916
cover-title, 16 p. illus. fol. © Jan
26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31,. 1916
A 419929.
© Joseph Schack, Chicago.
SCHOENFELD (Fanny Elizabeth)* New
York. Master reporting service; ac-
mcacmuntet, ip p. illus., port.
24mo. [2476
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419927.
Scnuuster (Edward J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book, Jan., 1916. Western = ed.
cover-title, 200 p. 12mo. $1.00.
[2477
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425291.
Scuwinp (Adolph)* Chatham, N. Y.
Poultry bubble. 14 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[2478
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 426028.
BOOKS, GROUP II
2494
Scott stamp & coin co.*, New York.
Seott’s standard eatalogue of local
stamps of the United States, China
and Philippine Islands. cover-title,
30 illus. 1G6mo. $0.10. [2479
oo 7P.
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417731.
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago. Bar-
gain counter. Bulletin no. 165-167.
SrW. nls... 4t0: [2480-2482
© Dee, 31, 1915-;*Jan. 7,.18, 1916:
2-e. eneh ard aff, Keb. 2, 1916: A
419551-419958.
SEcorp (W. L.) Salesmanship. Les-
son no. 8. Water heating, circu-
lating type. New York, N. Y., Na-
tional commercial gas association
[1916] + p.-37—55. > illus., diag. Svo:
(Practical gas educational courses)
[2483
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425327; Natl. commercial
gas assn., New York.
SEIPPEL (Clara P.) How jealousy,
most despised of our emotions, can
be made the highway to greatness.
(In Chicago herald) [2484
© dan 301916 er Fama se
1916; A 422127; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SHAFFR (Anna Louise) When that
gape develops into a heavy yawn.
(Jn Chicago herald) [2485
© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
A 422321; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SHARPS and flats.) vy. 2, no: 3,’ Jan.,
1916. 15 p. illus. 8vo. 24S6
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 419886; Lyon & Healy,
Chicago.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[2487-2494
Shepard's California citations and ano-
tations. v. 9, no. 1, January, 1916.
[cumulative suppl.] 400 p. S8vo.
$6.00 a year. © Feb. 14, 1916: 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418878.
Shepard's citations of all Alabama
cases. Supplemental ed. continuing
Shepard’s Alabama citations, 1907 ed.
3 p. 1, 329 p. 8vo. $10.00. © Feb.
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 17, 1916;
A 418885.
Shepard’s Colorado citations. v. 9, no.
AA January, 1916. {Cumulative
suppl..] 215 p. S8vo. $5.00 a year,
Feb, 2, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Feb.
Diy Os A. 418879.
Shepard’s Minnesota citations. v 16,
January, 1916. ‘oumntire
suppl. | 114 p. 8vo. $4.00 a year,
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb,
17, 1916; A 418880.
107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2495
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s Northeastern reporter cita-
fons: ov. “S}.nos 1° January, . 191:
[Cumulative suppl. 7 Beton OF Svo.
$6.00 a year. © Feb. 9, 1916; 2 ce.
and afi. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418881.
Shepard’s Pacific reporter citations. v.
9, no. 1, January, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 358 p. 8vo. $6.00 a year.
© Peb: 16, 1916; 2. ¢ and aii eb.
17, i916; A 418884.
Shepard’s Sauee reporter citations.
v. 9, no. 4, January, 1916. [Cumu-
lative suppl.] 214 p. S8vo. $5.00
a year. © Heb: 5, 191632 ¢ ‘and
aft Feb. 17, 1916; A 418882.
Shepard’s Wisconsin citations. v. 9, no.
ip January, 1916 [Cumulative
suppl.] 160 p. Svo. $5.00 a year.
© Keb. 7, 198632 c. and-afi. Meb: 47,
1916; A 418888.
SHER-A-coca co., of Pittsburgh*, Pitts-
burgh. Shera-a-coca and Sher-a-
ecca punch; their history, composi-
tion and uses. [16] p. col., illus.,
port. 16mo. [2495
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417576,
SrmMonps (Frank H.)
Along the Adriatic,
eastern Calais. © Feb.
Ireb. 8, 1916; A 4223806.
If Belgium made peace—a new possi-
Ditty. “Web. 1s, : T9te sae Web:
15, 1916; A 422456.
Russia’s offensive, new struggles on old
battlefields. © Jan. 16, 1916; 1 e.
Jan, 25," 1916)) A. 420¢ode
Sea, power and its influence on the great
war. Jan. 235, 1996: 2 c. Jan. 25,
1916; A 421961.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York tribune]
© Tribune as
SIMPLEX service co.* Ee York. Sim-
plex success course. Twenty-eight
lessons in money making. 20 v. in
cover. Syo. $24.00. [2500
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417923.
SIMPSON (Robert)* New York. Legacy
[2456-2499
Austria’s drive to
6S, L9tes te.
, New York.
of tears (in Munsey, February,
1916) [2501
(©). dan: 20, S916; 1 e.,,Jdan. 19;
1916; A 421842.
SINGER almanae, 1916. [ Elizabeth,
N. J.] Singer sewing machine co.,
[1816] cover-title, 47 p. illus. 8vo.
[2502
© Sept. 28, 1915; 2
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417815; Singer sew-
ing machine co., Elizabethport, N. J.
SINGER sewing machine ¢o., inc.*,
Elizabeth, N. J. Singer machine
no. 98-2. [12] p. illus. 8vo. (Form
9364, rev. Jan., 1916) [2503
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417816.
ec. and aff. .
pt.1,n.s., v.13
SINGLETON (Lawrence G.)* Pitts-
burgh. Contribution to the study of
faces. (Jn Dental cosmos, Jan.,
1916) [2504
© Dec. 27, 1915; 1 ¢ Janes, 198e-
A 321450.
SLAWSON (Loton H.) co.*, New York.
Greatest monopoly. 2 p. L, [T]-41 p.
illus. S8vo. [2505
© Feb. 4, 1916;
8, 1916; A 426061.
2 ec. and aff. Feb.
SMALLEY (George W.) [2506-2508
Americans abroad. © Jan. 17, 1916;
Le, Jan. 18, 19165) A Aoi?
© Tribune assn., New York.
Lord Burnham. @© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 «¢.
Reb. 8, 19163 A” 4223505.
Two Anglo-Americans. © Jan. 24, 1916;
1 ¢«. Jan. 25,, 19165 A 429964:
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune]
© George W. Smalley, New York.
Simple system of
[4] p. Ato.
[2509
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417586; Farmers’ bureau,
ine., New York.
SMITH (Edgar L.)
farm accounting.
[SmMitrH (F. Eugene)] Most frequent
diseases of mankind; their cause
and treatment. New York, Ff. Har-
vey. Roof’ co., 1915: 4 Tease
illus., col. pl., diagrs. Svo. $0.50.
[2510
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 @ and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417585; I. Harvey Roof
co., New York.
SmitH (Harmer) Goodnight stories.
(In New York evening mail)
[2511-2516
Jan. 6, 1916. © Jan..6;.1916:; feta.
10, ae A 421575.
Jan. 8, 1916. © Jan. 8, 191672 C. Jan.
12, 1916; A 421607.
Jan. 11, 1916... @ Jan. At) 3867 ee
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421690.
I9EG 50 es
"© Feb. 2,
1916; 1 «
Feb. '6, 1916; A 422250.
Feb.. 4,. 1916. .@ Feb. 4, $916-123 ve
Feb. ", 1916; A 422267.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
ine.
[SmitH (G. R.)] Meaning of twelve
hens in a back yard. (Jn Philadel-
phia inquirer) [2517
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
A 422150; Eugene McGuckin co.,
Philadelphia.
108
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2, 1916
2547
Smitu (Leitie)* Paducah, Ky. Three-
fold alphabetic guide of precious
jewels. cover-title, [27] p. 16mo.
$0.35. [2518
© Dec. 19, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1915;
aff. Jan. 13, 1916; A 419604.
SmrootH-on mfg. co.*, Jersey City.
Smooth-on iron cement no. 7. 3d ed.
cover-title, GS p. 16mo. [2519
wee. 20° 1915; 2c. Dee. 30,
1915; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417475.
New York.
[2520-2540
Dilatory domiciles, social register. Bal-
timore, Jan., 1916. 6 p. 16mo. ©
Jan. 19; 1916; 2%e; and aff.:Jan. 22,
1916; A 418577.
Boston, Jan., 1916. 16 p. 16mo.
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418565.
Buffalo, Jan., 1916. 8 p:. _.41Gmo.
© Jan.. 19, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418578.
—— Chicago, Jan., 1916. 10 p. 16mo.
@© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418554.
Cincinnati & Dayton, Jan., 1916.
Soe tome. © Jan. 19, 1916; 2-c.
and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418570.
Cleveland, Jan., 1916. 6p. i6mo.
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418569.
Meecnnolis, jan) LOG: Hi he OF
16mo. © Jan. 19, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
gan, 22, 4916; A "418572.
New Orleans, Jan., 1916. 7 p.
16mo. © Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
warn. -22, 1916; A 418579.
—— New York, dan. 1916. 38 p. 16mo.
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418580.
ae Pe Jane, AOAC. cay MF
16m © Jan. 11 1916; 2c. and aff.
Jan. 509, 1916; A 418581.
Pittsburgh, Jan., 1916. 8p. 16mo.
iO Jan: £5,. 1916 ; 2c, and aff. Jan. oD
191G; A 418568.
Portiand, Jan.,
© Jan. 19, 1916;
1916; A 418575.
Providence, Jan., 1916. 5 p. 16mo.
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 418566.
—— St. Louis, Jan., 1916. 12 p. 16mo.
@© Jan. 15, 1916; : ’2 c. and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 418567.
—— St. Paul, Jan., 1916. 6
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2c. anda
1916; A 418571.
San Francisco, Jan.,
16mo. © Jan. 19, 1916;
Jan. 22, 1916; A 418573.
Seattle, Jan., 1916. 3
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2c. anda
1916; A 418574.
Southern California, Jan., 1916.
5 p. 16mo. © Jan. 19, L916 5) 2 ce.
and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 418576.
Southern cities, Jan., 1916. 7 p.
16mo. © Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 418563.
SocraL register assn.*,
1916... 5, p.. 16mo.
2c. and aff. Jan. 22,
. 16mo.
oan, a,
TOLU. «co Dp.
2c. and aff.
. 16mo.
+ 0D. D2.
SocraL register assn.*—Continued.
Washington, Jan., 1916. 10 p.
16mon:: © jan.) £33 19163" 2 ‘e.candcag#e.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 418583.
Social register locater, 1916. vv. 8.
14S p. 16mo. $2.50: © Jan. 15;
L9G #2 estand vate. Jan. 22, 1916s) A.
418582.
SonoRA phonograph corp.*, New York.
Sonora, the instrument of quality.
[New York, Printed by American
lithographic co., 1915] cover-title,
23° p, itus. f2mo; [2541
(Cy) Ded. 15. sole: Dee. dane ee:
1916; aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 420485.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co.*, Dallas. Dallas, Tex., telephone
directory, winter, 1915-1916. [4],
154, 40 p. 4to. [2542
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 419589.
SPALDING (Samuel J.)* Canton, O.
Historical souvenir of world’s
largest flag, Canton city owned.
eover-title, [20] p. illus. (part
col.) S8vo. [2543
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Jan:
18, 1916; A 419591.
SPALDING’S Official base ball record,
1916. 9th year. Ed. by John B.
Foster, comp. by Charles D. White.
New York, American sports publish-
ing company, 1916. 466 p._illus.,
ports., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding
red cover series of athletic hand-
books, no. 59R) $0.25. [2544
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 420536; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
SPENCER (H. A.)* Kansas City, Mo.
H. A. Spencer ownership service.
Tot oe ee NINDS, Giners: FOr
$35.00. [2545
© Nov. 23, 1915; 2 «@ each Nov.
26, 1915; A 420499.
Chi-
General catalogue of canning
SPRAGUE canning machinery co.*,
cago.
machinery and canners’ supplies.
473 p. illus. S8vo. [2546
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A “4206: 54.
SqurrEsS (C. E.) co.*, Cleveland.
Squires steam traps, reducing valves,
pump governors, boiler feed water
controllers gas regulating valves for
steam boilers. 45 p. illus. 4to.
[2547
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425277.
109
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2548
STAcPOOoLE (H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, Essex, England. Luck
of Captain Slocum: A question of
conscience. (Jn Premier magazine,
Feb., 1916) [2548
©’ 1 ic: Jam... 20: (99165 eA ade ink.
2556; pubd. Feb. 1, 1916.
STANDARD fashion book, v. 8, no. 4,
spring, 1916. 64 p. illus. fol. $0.20.
[2549
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419586 ; Standard fash-
ion ¢o., New York.
New
[2550-2553
Visi 4 anon.
Ato.
STANDARD STATISTICS CO., inc.*,
York.
Standard bond descriptions.
cover-title: sop. ie Sil
$60.00. © Feb. 7,
Feb. 8, 1916; A 418731 i
Standard corporation records. v.4, no. 3,
cover-title, various paging. 4to. $60. 00.
© Feb. 7, 1918:
1916; A 418730.
Standard corporation service, daily re-
vised. v. 5. Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1915.
2c. and aff. Feb. 8,
40 p., 2 1., p. 1207-1508. 4to. © Jan.
8, 1916: 2c. and aff. Jan. 10, 1916;
A 426291.
Standard financial digest service. v. A 3,
no. A 8. cover-title, various paging.
4to. © Feb. 7%, 1916 ; 27°C) (and? aie.
Feb. 8, 1916; A 41873
STARK (William P.)
Neosha, Mo. [2554, 2555
Get these books free. © Jan. 29, 1916 ;
1 e. Jan. 29, 1916; A 422080.
ee art 1916 books by Wm. P. Stark,
© Fan.6,' 19t6: 2 e) Jan: g,
nurseries co.*,
1916: A 421640.
[Note: The foregoing are in Country
gentleman ]
STEBER (Frederick William)*, Dallas,
Tex. Level section transparent
scales for plate A profiles. 8 p., 19
eelluloid scales. obl. S8vo. $2.50.
[2556
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425280.
STEINER (Rudolf) Spiritual guidance
of man and of mankind. [Bethle-
hem, Pa., Printed by Times publish-
ing company, 1915] 100 p. 12mo.
$0.50. [2557
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1915; aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 419667;
H. Collison, London.
STEPHENS (Anna D.) It just did
itself. (Jn Messenger of peace.
Jan., 1916) [2558
(dan tS. 1986-1 GC. sanyo?
1916; A 421892; Peace assn. of
Friends in America, Richmond, Ind.
pt. , nisi was
Srrering (Edward Ray)*, Canton, O.
If smiles are human sunshine. (in
Roller monthly. Nov., 1915) [2559
© Nov. 1, 1915; 1 © Deere
1915; A 421701.
STEVENS-DAVIS co.*, Chicago. Think-
ing in Small figures. no. 22. cover-
title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] [2560
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 e and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419950.
STEWART (Anita)
talks to girls.
Anita Stewart’s
no. 16. New Year
resolutions. (in New York evening
journal ) [2561
© Jan. 4, 1916; 1 @ Jan. 5, 1916;
A 421478; Internatl. news serv ice,
New York.
STEWART (W. H.) jr.*, New York.
Motorists’ problems solved. Nov. 3-
Dec. 8, 22, 29, 1915. “Cin New Wore
globe and commercial advertiser.
[2562-2569
© Nov. 3, Dec. 29, 1915; 1 e. each
gan. 19, 1916; A 421794421801.
Stites (William A.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[2570, “257%
Doing business by rule of thumb. @©
Jans 11, 29163 £ eh tans oe
A 421624.
Salesmanship and salesmen. © Jan. 13,
il ; Le: Jan, 14, £9iee A 491676.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
STIMSON (Earl)* Baltimore. System
for standardizing maintenance of
way work. (Jn Bulletin of the
American railway engineering asso-
ciation, Oct., 1915) [2572
© Dec. 13, 1915; 1 « dan. 10;
1916; A 421889.
STOWE (Lyman H.)* Detroit. Vision
on the battlefield. no. 1. cover-title,
[28] p. illus., port. 12mo. [2573
©).- Dec. 20, °1915.> 2c" See eee
1915; aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 417591.
STOWERS (Roy Parker)*, Connell
Wash. Stowers method of individ-
ual ledger proof. Card, 1 bya
inches. [2574
© Dec. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 419588.
STRATFORD-CooKsoNn co.*, Philadelphia.
Somnoform for analgesia and sur-
gical anesthesia. 81 p. plates. Svo.
[2575
©, Sept.’ 15, 1915: 2c." dans yaa.
1916; aff. Feb. 1,.1916; A 425151.
110
~ no. 2, 1916
Symons (William L.)
RAGLIABUE (C. J.) mfg. co.*,
BOOKS,
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, Chicago.
Sullivan rotator hammer drills. 27
p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin
- no. TOA, Jan., 1916) [2576
Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢c and. aff.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 417823.
StverKrore (EH. A.)
British 18-pounder
shells.
Manufacturing
high-explosive
(Jn American machinist)
[2577-2580
eee aan. G. 191G: 1c. Jan. 7, 1916;
A 421512.
Ze san. ts, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 421696.
tater. 2916-1 c. Jan. .29, 1916;
A 422075.
4. © Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
A 422413.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
Switzer, Stackhouse & co.*, Utica,
1. eee [2581-2583
Brief ad booklet, series no. 2. cover-
wants if Sve. © Jan. 24, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 419883.
Garder system, commercial accounts,
series no. 2. Sheet, 44 by 28 inches.
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 28,
1916; A 419885.
Gander system, savings accounts. Sheet,
44 by 28 inches. © Jan. 14, 1916;
2 e. and aft. Jan. 28,.1916; A 419884.
How to choose
and protect a trademark. Chicago,
Blackstone institute, 1915. 32 p.
port. Svo. (One of a series of lec-
tures) $0.50. [2584
© Dec. 9, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417748; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
Brook-
lyn. Indications; temperature cor-
rection. Sheet, 74 by 34 inches.
[2585
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417567.
TARRYTOWN, N. Y. Richmond’s direc-
tory of Tarrytown, North Tarry-
town, Irvington [ete.] 1916-1917.
16th year. Yonkers, N. Y., W. L.
Richmond, 1916. 231 p. S8vo. $3.50.
[2586
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 420445; W. L. Rich-
mond, Yonkers, N. Y.
TEL-ELECTRIC co. General catalogue
no. 2. Houston, Tex. [1916] 752 p.
front., illus. 4to. [2587
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 e«. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 420615; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
111
GROUP II
THEIR married life.
THomMson (John R.)
Topp protectograph
Towns (Charles Barnes) *
TOWNSEND, Graham
TRACY
2603
TELEPHONE society of the mountain
states. Educational dept. Substa-
tion practice. Plant course no. 2, pt.
no. 1, section 1-5. cover-title, 36
numb. 1. illus., diagrs. 4to. [2588
© Oct. 30—-Dee. 1, 1915; 2 ec. Jan.
Pie” tSiGe vat. Webs *s.~ I9163s | A
425149; Mountain states telephone
& telegraph co., Denver.
(In New York
evening journal) [2589-2597
jan. ¢,, 1916. °@: Jans 7; 191G@3 1 ei) Jan.
StS Ge A Aft ona.
Jan. 8, 1916. © Jan. 8, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
10, 1916; A 421580.
Jan its LO UGs Oran. eb LOLe ase ¢
Jan. 12, 1916; A 421613.
Jan 13.1916. (©) LansesS> TOW Are:
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421688.
Jan ES. 4986... ©. Jan. 18. 19th ek) ¢:
Jan. 19, 1916; A 421827.
Heb. 121916. © Feb. 13.1916; 1 ¢ Heb.
2, 1916; A 422147.
. 5, 1916. © Feb.
7, 19165; A 422265.
Sn totoo. ©) Beb.
9, 1916; A 422330.
5 FOLGE ex eb:
§, 1916; L c. Heb.
Heb. 41," £916. -4@: -Febs 11,5 1986 — f° ¢&
Feb. 12, 1916; A 422407.
© International news service,
New York.
co.*, Chicago.
Meat you eat in restaurants. (Jn
Chicago daily tribune.) [2598
© Jan. 25, 1916; 1 « Feb; 2, 1916;
A 422170.
co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. If a crook gets hold of one of
your checks. Sheet, col. illus.
printed on both sides, 12 by 16 inches
fold. to obl. 16mo., with post card
attached. [2599
©. Nov.:'22, 1915 2 ‘¢.~ Dee; 15,
1915; aff. Jan. 13, 1916; A 4196138.
New York.
Secial information for physicians
coneerning the Charles B. Towns
hospital. 18 p. front. Svo. [2600
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419947.
& Harris*, Los
and trademarks.
[2601
ce. and aff. Jan.
Angeles. Patents
31 p. 24mo.
© Nov. 15, 1915; 2
10, 1916; A 417664.
(William B.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[2602, 2603
Pollywog and the pool. © Feb. 8, 1916;
1c. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422309.
Preparedness and the manufacturer. ©
Be. - ts S9L6 ee Ler aren, «8, 1916; A
4223523.
© J. Keeley, Chicago,
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2604 pt. 1, BiSs ve Bae
TRUMAN (William Herbert)* Louis- | UNDERWoop (Drury )—Continued.
ville. Division of ledger, classifica- Jan: 28; 1916: © Jane: 28) .39%6e 206
tion of accounts. General, private Jan. 29, 1916; A 422058.
accounts. Sheet, printed on both Jan. 30, 1916. © Jan. 30, 1916; 1 ¢.
sides, 11 by 11 inches. [2604
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425275.
TURKINGTON (William H.)* Malden,
Mass. How a clergyman lived on $1
a week. [2 installments] (Jn Bos-
ton Sunday post) [Second install-
ment bears title: Clergyman’s quest
for lunch-room job] [2605
© Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 1915; 1 c. each
Feb. 3, 1916; A 422175.
TWELVE point calendar, 1915. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 8 by 643
inches. [2606
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2’c. and aff. Jan.
Qt, 1916? "A -4202382>) Rieharad P.
O’Connor, Portland, Ore.
User land und meer. Jahrg. 58. 115
bd. [Each illus. fol.] [2607-2612
nr sae NOs Decks) MOT) ames! Janw 25,
1916; A—Foreign 13345.
Nr 1OpwWee. Aa. HOLDS tee. Pam. ae
1916; A—Foreign 1383846.
Nir i JG Decs 22) 11s ee Jane 2:
1916; A—Foreign 13396.
mr. 14 @.-Dee. 29 .19tDe bees Janse l.
1916; A—FYoreign 133891.
Te yor GC) ee oer OMG mie Ga eh els at
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1916; A—Foreign 13433.
© Deutsche verlags-anstalt, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
UNDERWOOD (Drury) ‘Top o’ the morn-
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[2613-2637
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5, 1916; A 421469.
Han. 6, 1OLGl © fan. 1G, 1G. te. san.
7, 1916; A 421519.
Van ene ols © Mani atoOlG s ites dean:
8, 1916; A 421561.
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10, 1916; A 421569.
gan:*9; 1946." @ Jan 9, 19165 2 ey Jan
10, 1916; A 421768.
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Jan. 12, 1916; A 421622.
Jan. 13, A9tG: 7O Jan. 13, TOTS: ee.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421674.
Jan; to) Sle. | Okan tb, (19816) sc.
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dan. 16) 3t9tG 4 ©) sam. 16, L916 = te.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421804.
Jan. Les Lolo Osan. As; AGG ori ec:
Jan. 19, 1916; A 421820.
Jan. 21. G9, WOadan: 215 1946+4))4).c.
Jan. 22, 1996 3) A 421896.
Jane 22; U9iG. OF Jans 225 A916. al c:
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421911.
Jan. 20, 1916... °©O Jan. 27, 1016s? Lie
Jan 28, 1916; A 422036.
Jan. 340 OG SEA 422128.
Feb. 1, 1916. © Feb. 1, 19163°2 e2 Heb:
2; 1916); AL 42283o°
Ieb. 2, 1916. © Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c. Web.
4, 1916; A 422194.
Feb. 3, 1916. @© Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
4:'V916; A 422199.
Ireb. 4, 1916. © Feb. 4, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
5,\ 1916 ;. A 4222403
Feb. 5, 1916. © Feb. 5, 1916; 1 ec: Feb.
Bs 1916 ; A 422261.
Feb. 6, 1916. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
‘ 1916; A 422318.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 ¢c. Feb.
10, 1916; A 422380.
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Feb. i 1916; A 422382.
Feb. 11, 1916. © Feb. 11, 291631 &
Heb, 22... $916. 020 422399.
Keb. 12. 1926. Loe
© Feb. 12, 1916;
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422421,
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
UNDERWOOD (Lineas D.) [2638, 2639
Underwood’s digest. v. 11, no. 4, Oct—
Dec., 1915. “Washington, Di Cl - The
Card digests Co., 1916. 202 ecards, 3 by
5 inches. Sie @© Feb. ¢, LOL1e;
2c. Web. 44e 1916; aif. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 426252.
© Card digests co., Washington.
Underweod’s trade-mark digest. v. 4, no.
2, July—Dec., 1915. Washington, D. C.,
The Card digests company, 1916. 147
cards, 3 by 5 inches. $2.00. © Feb.
%, 1916; 2 c.. Feb. U4, 19167 ai ene
19, 1916; A 426251.
© Lineas D. Underwood, Wash-
ington.
UNDERWRITERS’ laboratories, inc.*, Chi-
cago. [2640, 2641
List of manufacturers of inspected ma-
chanical appliances, July, 1915. Suppl.
Jan; L9G: 1p. .coks muss Sve.
Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and ali. Hebe a,
1916; A 426046.
Underwriters’ laboratories; standard for
counterbalanced elevator doors. Hd.
of ‘Dec.,, 1915.’ -1.p. If G2epe ites:
diagrs. (1 fold) 8vo. © Feb. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425243.
UnItTeEp friends of Lincoln in America.
Blue ritual for the use of the S. O.
S. 56 p. 24mo. $1.00. [2641*
© Noy. 5, 1915;,2.¢ Ney s,491a-
aff. Dee. 1, 1915; A 413965; Lewis
W. Fairchild, H. Boas Nelson & J.
Patterson, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
UNITED STATES corp. co.*, New York.
Corporation suggestions. cover-
title, [7] p. S8vo. [2642
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417569. ;
442
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 2. 1916 2664
UniTepD STATES GRAPHITE co.*, Sagi- | VAN Duzer (Winifred) [2655—265T
naw, Mich. [2648, 2644 Divorced. beruee 4 phauiom exer ©
Effective in any type of boiler. © aos Feb. 6, ec. Feb. 9, 1916;
29, 1915; i ¢. Dec. 31, 1915; A 422339.
421596. Royal triangle as it might be movieized.
z= 5. G. co's eee graphite paint.
© Dec. 27, 1915; ©, Dee. Si, 3985 ;
A 421597.
{Note: The foregoing are in Na-
tional engineer]
UNITED STATES SUPPLY co. [2645, 2646
Catalogue D. [Chicago, Ill., Printed by
R. Donnelley & sons COS, Srl
ekxvi, 758 p. illus. Svo. ©
o1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 19, 1916:
A 420408.
© United States supply co., Chi-
cago.
Catalogue D.
esi p. front., illus.
Neb. [1916]
Orme 2,
Omaha,
Svo.
oe ee. and ail. Web: 2,°1916; A
420616.
© R. R. Donnelley & sons co.,
Chicago.
Upson co.*, Lockport, N. Y. Not for
mummies. [8S] p. illus. fol. [2647
(> Jan. e, 1916; 2 ec. and aff, Jan.
5, 1916; A 417575.
VALENTINE & co.*, New York.
[2648, 2649
He wanted to make sure the varnish
was’ valspar. (Iu Cosmopolitan,
Maren, 1916) © Feb. 10, 1916; 1 ¢.
Ireb. 17, 1916; A 422494,
Valspar is the one varnish that is not
afraid of water. (Jn Outlook) ©
Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; A
422372.
{Van AUKEN (Ida Cleve)] Ladies
home journal millinery lessons.
[2650, 2651
[Hat-frame making.] §8 p. illus., diagrs.
Broo 90:10. © Dee: 20, 1915; 2 c.
Jan. G, 191G; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417764.
Lesson no. 2. Covering a velvet hat.
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Dec. 20, 1915; 2c. Jan. 6, 1916: off.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417763.
© Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
VAN Buren (Blanche A.) How a
woman can hold her husband’s love.
(in Chicago herald) [2652
eiaeens 16, 1916: 1 ¢. Jan. 17,
1916; A 421818; J. Keeley, Chicago.
VAN DeEVENTER (John H.) Three-inch
Russian shrapnel. (Jn American
machinist) [ 26538, 2654
2. © Jan. 27, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 29, 1916;
A 422076.
3. © sa 3, 2916; 1 «. Keb. 6, 1916;
A 422217.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
30605—16——4
© Jan. 16, 1916; enijan. 49, 1916):
A 4218388.
She didn’t like being the wonee in his
novels. © Feb. 6. 1916 = c. Feb. 9,
1916; A 422337.
ee The foregoing are in Cleveland
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© Cleveland eco., Cleveland.
Wanrrr. .. (Alpert... K.) =.» St. «Louis,
Golden rule exchange system. cov a
title. 18 p. Svo. [265
© Jan. 12, 1916;
EG) 1946 = A 417811.
WALKER (John Brisben)*
2482 an ait, san.
New York.
Learning how to use one’s minutes.
+50 p: Svo. (Ten essentials for a
useful education. pt. 1) $0.20.
[2659
Oh Bang oe ,, 19 iG ss 2) ee. cam i,
1916; aff. Jan. 25; 1916: A 425153
WALKER - LONGFELLOW €0.*, Boston:
Best bank advertisement. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. [2660
©) Jam tf 1906:
14, 1916; A easy
Watts (Frank KE.) Architectural
monograph on houses of the South-
ern colonies. [New York, Printed
by the De Vinne press, 1916] 16 p.
illus. 4to. (White pine series of
architectural monographs. v. 2, no.
id.) [2661
© Feb. ae ISi6 > 2 e Feb. 35, 1916;
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 420643; George
I’. Lindsay, Saint Paul.
Warp (Edward G.) Rational method
in reading, by Edward G. Ward.
Additional primer, by Mary A.
Ward, assisted by Madalene D. Bar-
er and) oir, can:
num. Rev. and enl. ed. Boston,
New York [etc.] Silver, Burdett and
company [1916] 158 p. illus. (part
col.) 12mo. [2662
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; - parein Silver, Burdett
& €0,, Boston.
[WaRNER (C. G.)] Successful selling
method for our $239.00 proposition.
23 [i}_p.. <46mo:; ..$1,00, [2663
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419848 ; W,. IF. Main,
Iowa City, Ta.
Waters (Leonard Arthur) Carranza
troopers shoot up steamer, (Ji San
Francisco call and post.) 12664
@® Noy. €¢; 39153117 cv... Dee) 27,
1915; A 421633; Call pub. co., San
Francisco,
113
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
2665
ENTRIES
pt. I, nm. S:, v.13
Watson (Mark S.) [2665-2676
Canada gives full response to war call.
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1916; A
422328.
Huge shortage of corn in Mexico another
result of “Mexican revolt. Article 9.
© Jan. 16, 1916; 1.¢. Jan. 19, 1916; A
421824.
Mexican credit chaotic; banks are help-
less. Article 6. © Jan: 18, 1916; 1 c.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421685.
Mexicans fear Japanese more than Yan-
kees: . Article 2. .© Jan, 9; 19165 1 c.
Jan. 12, 1916; A 421615.
Mexico by tax plans to drive foreigners
out. Artide 8..°°@: Jan. 15,7 1916 5°27.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421780.
Mexico facing long famine in live stock.
Article 10. © Jan. 17, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
. 19, 1916; A 421826.
Mexico where she was 75 years ago;
needs the iron hand of another Diaz.
Article 14. © Jan. 21, 1916; 1c. Jan.
24, 1916; A 422404.
Mexico’s rail arteries cut by vandalism.
@ Jane 8; 1916 ee Jane 2s TOGA
421616.
No experience needed to be Mexico jurist.
Article 13. © Jan. 20, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
3S, £91G 3 Av 4221 0G.
Railroad ruin, biggest issue Mexico faces.
Article’?. "© Jan. 14; 1916: 1 © ‘Jan.
17, 1916; A 421779.
© Chicago tribune & New York
sun, Chicago.
Sir Sam Hughes, a spur behind Canada
Im-war. Article: 2+. @ Mebu i, L906):
1 c. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422329.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
Typhus sweeps Mexico: plague beyond
control. Article 5. Venn Was UguG
1c. Jan. 14, 1916; A 421684.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune.]
© Chicago tribune and New York
sun, Chicago.
WEAVER (J. H.) & co.*,
Colver bituminous coal, Fairmont
gas coal. [24] p. illus. fol. [2677
~ © Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417584.
Philadelphia.
WeEsBstER (Mary HEliza)* Dallas.
IKknow thy destiny. 16p. 24mo.
[2678
© Oct. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
24, 1915; A 425154.
Weeks (Arland D.) . Playdays on
Plum Blossom Creek, by Arland D.
Weeks, with illustrations by Warner
Carr. Chicago, New York, Rand, Mc-
Nally & company [1916] 965 p. incl.
front., illus. (part col.) Svo. $0.75.
[2679
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2c. Jan. 26, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 420531; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. [2680-2730
Advertising what to eat. © Jan. 17,
1916; 1c. Jan. 19,.1916; A 121835.
American fashions in furniture. © Jan.
31; 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 2, 1916; A 422172.
Baz. © Jan. 10. 1916; 1 e. Jan. 12,
1916; A 421688.
Brother in vaudeville. © Feb. 1, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 3, 1916; A 422183.
Call of Memphis. © Feb. 2, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 422214.
Candy girl. © Jan. 25, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
27, 1916; A 422017.
Case of the reproduction. @©@ FTeb. 3,
1916; 1c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 422239.
Character and bonds. © Feb. 2, 1916;
1 oc. Feb. .4,-1916; A 4222i5:
Chicky a motorcar: © Jan. 22, .29io;
1c. Jan. 24, 1916; A 421935.
Close mouthed Waterses. © Jan. 7%,
1916; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1916; A 491637.
Curing a grouch. © Jan. 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. G, "1916; A 421511.
Defect in vision. © Jan. 4, 1916; Le.
Jan. 6, 1916; A 421510.
Dictaphone proposal. © Jan. 6, 1916;
1c. Jan. 12, 1916; A 421629.
Fittest in foods. © Jan. 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421938.
Growing up. © Jan. 21, 1916; 1c. Jan.
24, 1916; A 421982.
Hope chest. © Jan. 8, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
12, 1916; A 421628.
How Joe Cul’ bought an Aziz motor car,
© Jan. 25,1916; 1 -¢c. Janear, 2916,
A 422018.
How to read the bank statement. © Jan.
15. 1916; 2 ¢. Sant ii, oo
421833.
In the empty house. © Jan. 26, 1916;
1 ec. Jan. 28, 1916; A 422057.
Is it so nominated in the bond. © Jan.
8, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1916; A 421627.
Livable furniture. © Feb. 7, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 422344.
Master spirit. © Jan. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan.
14, 1916; A 421704.
Miss Ann. © Jan. 5, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 7,
1916; A 421525.
Money a golden key. © Feb. 7, 1916;
1 ce. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422345.
Mortgage lifter. © Feb. 10, 1916; 1 ce.
Feb. 12, 1916; A 422411.
Nell’s voice. © Feb. 8, 1916; 1 ec. Feb.
10, 1916; A 422375.
Never-ending automobile show. © Jan.
, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 2, 1916; A 422167.
Paper doll girl. © Jan. 31, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 422168.
Patent housecleaner. @ Feb. a,
1c. Feb. 7, 1916; A 422289.
Picture of home. © Jan. 27, 1916; 1c.
Jan. 29, 1916; A 422069.
Red plush coat. © Jan. 29, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 422166.
Rose colored romance. © Feb. 3, 1916;
1c. Feb. 5, 1916; A 4222388.
Sally’s mother. © Jan. 15, 1916; 1 «.
Jan. 17, 1916; A 421832.
Second choice. @© Feb. 4, 1916;
Feb. 7, 1916; A 422287.
Silk: stockings. ..©. Jan. 22, 1916 “ive
Jan. 24, 1916; A 421934.
1916 ;
1 eg
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no. 2, 1916
2745
WerRNER (W.)* Chicago—Continued.
Simple savior. © Jan. 20, 1916; i c.
san 23, 1916; A 421893
Spendthrift. © Feb. 12, 1916: 1 c. Feb.
14, 1916; A 422439.
That red carpet. © Jan. 17, 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 19, 1916; A 421834.
True beauty and the motor car. Jan.
1946. -© Jan..d, a ee
1916;
7, 1916; A 421526...
Trustee who never throws a fit. © Jan.
BeJie. Jan: “14, ° 1916}; A
421705.
Under seven flags. © Feb. 8,
1c. Feb. 10, 1916; A 422376.
Wall flower. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
11, 1916; A 4223958.
Wash lines. © Jan. 24, 1916; 1 c. Jan.
27, 1916; A 422015.
Ways and ways (© Jam. 3) 1916; 1 ¢.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 421452.
Wheel with which you ride on air. ©
ame sG 191G- 3 “«. Jan. 28, 1916;
A 422056.
When doctors disagree. © Jan. 24,
a94G6- 2 G@) Jan... 27;.1916; A 422016.
When the breadwinner goes. © [eb. 5,
191G; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1916; A 422288.
Willie. © Feb. 11, 1916; 1c. Feb. 14,
1916; A 422440.
Winter ae in Quebec. © Feb. 1,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1916; A 422184.
1916;
Coens ear 16) an. 27,1916 % Pc.
Jan. 29, 1916; A 422070.
Woolly lamb. © Feb. 12, 1916; lc.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422488.
[Note: The tee are in Chicago
daily news]
WESTINGHOUSE air brake co.*, Pitts-
burg. Instruction pamphlet no.
5034. LN passenger car brake equip-
ment, type L triple valve. Dec.
1915. cover-title, 57 p., illus., fold.
diags. 12mo. [2731
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec Jan. 14,
1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 419793.
Wuaten form co. Cuts culvert cost
to the last cent. [20] p. illus (part
col.), port. Svo. EB Y-
© Dee. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417992; Edward J. Wha-
len, Syracuse, N. Y.
Wheeler lay-
illus. Svo. $0.15.
[2733
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1916;
aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417766; Curtis
pub. co., Philadelphia.
’ WHELPLEY (James Davenport) Free-
dom for commerce. Article 1, 2. 2
installments. Proof. (National ed-
itorial service, serial no. 859, 360)
WHEELER (Marianna)
ette. 6 p. folder,
[2734
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ¢.. Dec. 29,
9915; aff. Jan. 11, 1916; A 419601;
Natl. editorial service, ine, New
_ York.
WHiTe (Asa_ E.)*, meatile Wash.
White’s estimator’s guide for con-
tractors-builders. 5D «Op. 16ino.
$1.00. [2735
© Dee. 6, 1915; 2c Jan. 24, 1916;
aff. Dee. 11, 1915: « 419786.
WHITE (KE. F.) Dispenser and ear-
bonator. Why and again why? (Jn
Southern pharmaceutical journal,
Feb., 1916) [2736
© Jan. 31, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 422212; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
Ware. (J. H.} mie. co:*,
White’s patented universal bowl
hangers. Wall chart, illus., 33 by
19 inches. [2137
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 419960.
Brooklyn.
WHITE & Kemble *, New York. White
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages. Pennsylvania rail-
road system. 28 p. fold. map. fol.
$15.00. [2738
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 420612.
White trucks
4th ed. 63 [1]
WHITE co.*, Cleveland.
for delivery service.
D..¢-tlbus:) 4te. [2739
© Jan. 3; 1916: 2'c) Jan. 10,1916:
aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 419795.
Witcox (Pauline Seymour) Engraved
portraits of American patriots. Jan.,
1916. (Jn Daughters of the Ameri-
can revolution magazine, Jan., 1916.)
[2740
© Jan. 3, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 31, 1915;
A 422073; Corcoran gallery of art,
Washintgon.
Witkins (John) co., inc.*, New York.
Why the John Wilkins toupees and
wigs are the best made. 16 p._ illus.
Svo. (Cover-title: Wigs and tou-
pees ) [2741
© Nov. 22, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417991.
How to have health
and muscles like mine. (Ji New
York American) [2742-2745
Jan. 9, 1916. @© Jan. 9, 1916; 1c. Jan.
10, 1916; A 421604,
Feb. 6, 1916. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1916; A 422278.
Jan. oo, 1916. ©: Jan.
Jan. 34, 1916; A 421916
Feb. 13, 1916. © Feb. 13, 19i6G.* 2 oc.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422443.
© A. Merritt, New York.
WILLARD (Jess)
ae 1916; 1 ¢.
115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2746
WILLIAMS (Clara Andrews) Jack and
Betty’s magazine; written by Clara
Andrews Williams, illustrated by
George Alfred Williams. March,
1916. (J72 Woman’s home compan-
ion, Mar., 1916) [2746
© Peb. 45. A916) ah ee ao,
1916; A 422394; George Alfred Wil-
liams, Summit, N. J.
WILLIAMSON (William Hay)* Chi-
cago. Williamson plan for the com-
pulsory military education of the
boys of the United States of Amer-
ica. cover-title, [14] p. 16mo.
[2747
© Dee. Sy 1915; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1915;
aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 425236.
WILLOWCRAFT shops*, Cambridge,
Mass. -Willoweraft, 1916, 5.55 .p.
illus. obl. 24mo. [2748
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 420611.
WiILson (Ella Grant)* Cleveland. Up-
to-date flower store, by EH. G. Wilson
and W. R. Hornberger. 2 instal-
ments] (J2 Florists exchange, Jan.
1s 221 O1G) [2749
© Jan. 13, 20, 1916; 1 c. each Jan.
26, A9IG: A. 422172.
Witson (Louis William)* Chicago. I
think TPll go to the picture show.
(In Art student, ie 1915) [2750
© Dec. G, 1915; 2 ¢« Dec. 27, 1915;
A 422054.
WISCONSIN (Uniy. of) Extension di-
vision*, Madison, Wis. Organiza-
tion of manual and industrial arts.
Course 8, assignment 1-16. Madi-
son, The University, 1915. 16 v.
4to. (Instruction papers for home-
study, manual arts series) $8.00.
[2fa.
© 2 we 20, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 419785.
Woon (Melvin S.)* Los Angeles, Cal.
‘able of elemental perceptions. 2 1.
fol. (2152
© Dee. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1915; A 417462.
pt. I, n. s., v. 18, no. 2, 1916
Wooprurr (Caroline 8.) New book of
Vermont taxes and partial pay-
ments. Boston, New York [fetc.]
Ginn and company, 1915. ii, 22 p
12mo. $0.15. [2753
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 e and aff: Feb.
8, 1916; A 426057; Ginn and Go.,
Boston.
WricuHt (Benson)* La Crosse, Wash.,
Statutory calendar. July 2, 30, Aug.
13-Sept. 17, Oct. 1-Dec. 10, 31, 1915.
(In, Colfax commoner) [Title va-
ries on earlier instaiments reading,
Important laws explained for Com-
moner readers, State laws explained
for Commoner readers, or Laws ex-
plained for tee e 2 readers]
[2754
© July 2; 30, Aug. sept. 17,
Oct. 1-Dee. 10, 31, 1915; 1 e@. each
Jan. 11, 1916; A 422346.
Wericut (Mary Louise) Managing
marriage. (in New York erening
mail) 2735-2764
Ose 6, 1916 2"1 eae
Jar. 6. 1916.
10, 1916; A 4215
Jan. a 1916. ki gots ie 1916; 1.e.
ips 1916; A 421608.
Jan. 10, 1916. © Jans 10:
Jan. i2, 1916; A 421610.
Jan. 12,1916. .-© dan. 12;
Jan. 14, 1916; A 421693.
Jan. 20; 1916. © Jans 20;
Jan. 22, 1916; A 421903.
Jan. 26, 1916. © Jan. 26,
Jan. 28, 1916; A 422043,
meb. «2. 19163. "© webs 2.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 422206.
3 1916: -@ Pebsys:
b. 5, 1916; A 422249.
eb. 4, 1916. @©@ Feb. 4,
Feb. 5, 19163" .A ‘422252.
Ireb. 5, 1916... @ eb. 5,.1916 714.2
ONG 5 Ara Amos
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York,
Jan.
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
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5D
19165 4 ue.
¥
Feb. i
Tre
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1916;
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Woest (Hsther W.)* Portland, Ore.
Loose leaf phonic picture cards. 27
ecards, illus., 12 by 74 inches. [2765
© Sept. 20, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 419597.
his catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 1,069 contributions to
DELiIOGIGAIS} 2 22 A ee ee fy! 54
(b) Foreign books in the English language under ad interim pro-
visions ‘or Dior, 4, 1909... |) sie eee See ie ae ee 34
(c) Foreign beoks in foreign lancua geese 2s222 2 2 ee 42
2, 348
116
CLASS C.
BEG RURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, -PREPARED
BOR’ ORAL’ DELIVERY
CHAseE (Arthur C.) Los Angeles.
Wholesale factor selling service plan
and business policy. 41. 4to. Type-
written. [2766
‘© 1c. Feb. 23, 1916; C 916.
Eppy (John §S.) Los Angeles.
tials to dominion. 12 nub. 1.
Typewritten.
{(C) 1 ©. Feb. 19, 1916; C 918.
Fett (George Edward) Buffalo.
Great superiority of mechanical res-
piration over the postural or manual
methods. 18 numb. 1. 4to. Multi-
graphed. [2768S
© 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916; C 917.
Hatt (Guy Herring) Kansas City,
Mo. Implement dealer and the trac-
tor business. 6 numb. loose 1. fol.
Typewritten. [2769
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; C 915.
Eissen-
4to.
2767
Cleveland.
cover-title,
12mo. Typewritten.
[2770
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; C 914.
Merritt (Geneviéve) New Brighton,
N. Y. Dance, a human necessity.
22 numb. loose]. 4to. Typewritten.
[2771
Mears (Charles Willard)
Talk on human nature.
19 numb. 1.
©1c. Feb. 9, 1916; C 911.
SOLDEN (George W.) Chicago. Jedge
Satterbury expresses his views on
sufferation. cover-title, 5 numb. 1.
fol. Multigraphed. [2772
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1916; C 912.
Stare (William Rogers) Preservation
& efficiency of traction engine boilers.
cover-title, 7 numb. 1. 4to. [2773
1 e. “gan. 36, 1S1G= 6.892:
United States graphite co., Saginaw,
Mich.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses, included in the catalogue
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;
CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ABOUT TWELVE; play in 1 act, by C.
van Valkenburg. [2], 8 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2774
© 1 ce. Feb. 5, 1916; D 42959;
Carlton van Valkenburg, New York.
ALLES AUS GEFALLIGKEIT; schwank in
3 akten, von Eugen Burg und Louis
Taufstein. Berlin, Biihnenverlag
Abn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1916.
63 p. Svo. P2075
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 48070;
Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
AMATEUR (THE) MURDERER; 1 act
comedy-drama, by C. I. Ivins. [1]
21 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2776
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1916; D 43079;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
AMERICA THE WONDERLAND; a patriotic
festival. New York city, The Eth-
ical culture school [1915] 50, [5]
p.,11. front., plates. Svo. $0.60.
[2776*
my tee 23,1915: 2 ¢. Jan. 11,
1916; aff. Jan. 8, 1916; A 420327;
Ethical culture school, New York. |
AMERICAN (AN) HOME; 1 act argu-
ment fo¥ preparedness, written by G.
H. Petty. [2] 24 p. 4to. Type-
written. C2a77
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43047;
George Hubert Petty, Kansas City.
Mo.
AMORES DE ALDFA; comedia lirica en
2 actos y 5 cuadros, original de J.
G. Renovales y F. Ga. Pacheco,
mfisica de los maestros Pablo Luna
y Reveriano Soutullo. [Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espafoles] 1915.
42 p. 12mo. [Libretto] [2778
© Jan. 27, 1916: t ec. Jan. 28,
1916; D 42876; Juan G. Renovales y
Francisco Ga. Pacheco, Madrid.
ANGLING; 1 act satire, by W. Stead.
7p. 4to. Typewritten. [2779
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1916; D 42966;
Wailer Stead, New York.
ANIMALS’ (THE) PROGRESS; or, The
new America, serious comedy in 1
act, by L. Cleveland. 39 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2780
© 1. Feb. 18, 1916; D 480S0;
Lucey Cleveland, New York.
AQui ESTAMOS TOOS; entremés en 1
acto y en prosa, original de J. Munoz
Serrano. [Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanioles] 1915. 1S p. 12mo.
[2781
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 ec Jan. 28, 1916;
D 42883; José Mutioz Serrano, Ma-
drid.
AS IT SHALL BE WRITTEN; original play
in} aet; by F.-C. Witter: [2], 438:
4to. Typewritten. [2782
© 1c Feb. 5, 1916; D 42957:
Frank C. Witter, Denver.
As 1T was; sketch, by J. G. Lyle. [22]
p. fol. Typewritten. [2783
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 48042;
John Geddes Lyle, San Francisco.
AT 12 MIDNIGHT; comedy sketch, by
C. Jackson. 6p. fol. Typewritten.
[2784
© 1c Jan. 28, 1916; D 42964;
Chris Jackson, Bloomington, IIl.
BaD HATS; play in 8 acts, by H. V.
Esmond. Frome and London, But-
ler and Tanner [1916] 89 p. 12mo.
[2785
© Jan. 14, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
D 43041; H. V. Esmond, Maiden-
head, England.
BARONET (THE) AND THE BABY; Welsh
comedy in 3 acts, by J. Marks.
[105] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2786
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1916; D 42962;
Jeannette Marks, South Hadley,
Mass,
BELOW ZERO; or, State line, farcial hur-
ricane in 8 gales, by M. Beldon.
[164] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2787
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1916; D 42981; Milo
Beldon, New York.
119
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2788
pt. 5 BS. Vee
BIRTHDAY (THE) OF THE INFANTA;
fairy play, by Oscar Wilde, dram-
atized by lu. W.. Moore. [2 Rip.
4to. Typewritten. [2788
© 1c Feb. 3, 1916; D 48050;
Lou Wall Moore, Chicago.
BRAINS PLUS; farce in 1 act, by H. M.
Graves. [1], 24 p. S8vo. Typewrit-
ten. [2789
© 1 ¢ Feb. 8, 1916; D 42977:
Harry M. Graves, New York.
BUENA NOCHE! pasa-calle comico-
lirico, pascual en 1 cuadro y en
prosa, original de L. Llaneza, mt-
sica de Manuel M. Faixé. [Madrid,
Sociedad de autores’ espanoles]
1915. 22. p..12mo..,. [Libretto]
[2790
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 «@ Jan. 28, |
1916; D 42869; Luis Llaneza, Mad-
rid.
By THE SUWANEE RIVER; classy scenic
musical comedietta in 1 act, 1 scene,
book by J. Burnett. [1] 7 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [2791
©. doe. Rebs a, 1916: Dp 4302 =
Jack Burnett, Chicago.
CACUSIA; operetka w 1 akcie, Stanis-
lawa Z. Wachtla, “muzyka Me S.
Rozyckiego. Chicago, Ill., W. H.
Sajewski, 1915. 46 p. 16mo. [Li-
bretto only] [2792
© Wee." 29. 1915s =" 2 eo hep: 1:
1916; D 48031; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
CANARY COTTAGE; comedy in 2 acts,
by O. Morosco and KE. Harris. [36]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [2793
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916; D 43059;
Oliver Morosco & Elmer Harris, Los
Angeles.
CAPTAIN DREYFUS; drama in 1 act,
by Jacob Gordin.
DIVED PWENNW sD TT INOTEND
STINT IPD" PE LPN PHN PN |
(In The day, v. 8, no. 411-413, Jan. |
24-26, 1916.) [2794
© Jan. 24-26, 1916; 1 ¢. each Jan.
29, 1916; D 42915; Anna Gordin,
Alexander J. Gordin & Leopold Ben-
edict, adms. of estate of Jacob M.
Gordin, Brooklyn.
Casa (LA) DE Quiré6s; farsa comica
en 2 actos, original de C. Arniches.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1915. 60 p. 12mo. [2795
©) Jan 27, 1916 a co Aa 28,
1916; D 42858; Carlos Arniches,
Madrid.
|
CASTANUELAS (LAS); fantasia c6mico-
lirica en 1 acto, dividigo en 5 cua-
dros, en prosa, original de Guil-
lermo Perrin y Miguel de Palacios,
mtisica del maestro Gerénimo Gimé-
nez. [Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1915. 87 p. 12mo. [Li-
bretto] [2796
© Jan. 27, 1916; a sc) fame
1916; D 42882; G. Perrin y M. de
Palacios, Madrid.
CHAMBERMAIDS (THE) ; 1 act skit with
special songs, by A. IX. Berry. [7]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [2797
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916; D 48061;
Alice Kathryn Berry, Pueblo, Col.
CHANGE MY AD; 1 act play, by W. FE.
Scott. [1] 14 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [2798
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 4304S;
W. Edward Scott, San Francisco.
CHILDREN OF THE SUNRISE; drama in 2
scenes, by J. B. Dabney. 41 p. (Jn
Poet lore, v. 26, no. 6, Nov.—Dec.
1915.) [2799
© Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
D 42984; Julia P. Dabney, Brook-
line, Mass.
CHLOPIEC STUDUKATOWY; czyli zakleta
w kaezke ksiezniezka na ordynack-
iem, fraszka ze spiewami, And. Sto-
waczyhiski. Chicago; Ii., W. .H.
Sajewski, 1915. 61 p. 16mo. [2800
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
D 48082; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago.
Cotor (THE) MADNESS; comedy in 8
acts and a prologue, by O. Johns.
[128] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2S01
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1916; D 43089;
Orrick Johns, Sappington, Va.
CémicA (LA); opereta en 1 acto y 8
cuadros, refundida por J. B. Pont,
musica del maestro Eysler, adapta-
ciédn del maestro Eugenio Ubeda.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1915. 45 p. 12mo. [Li-
bretto] [2802
© dan, 27, 19163, 1 ce Janae,
1916; D 428938; Juan B. Pont, Mad-
rid,
CONTROLLING A HUSBAND; farce comedy
in 7 act, by L. N. Gilbert: [Lae
4to. Typewritten. [2803
© 1c Web 11, 1916;"D 40%:
Lillian Norton Gilbert, Grafton,
Mass.
120
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
Convict 999; 1 act. play, by J. M.
Levering. 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2804
© ic. Feb. 9, 1916; D 42986;
Joseph M. Levering, New York.
CONVULSION (THE) ; play in 3-acts, by
W. M. Wright, jr. [1], 80 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2805
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1916; D 43090;
Win. Mason Wright, jr., Philadel-
phia.
Cop (THE) AND THE LADY; comedy
sketch, by W. Rosenblum. 7p. fol.
Typewritten. [2806
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1916; D 42987;
William Rosenblum, Chicago.
CoRREO DE GABINETE; entremés en
prosa, original de Julio Pellicer y
Jose Fernandez del Villar. [Mad-
rid, Sociedad de autores espafioles]
19i6"-19 ‘pi. |: i2m0. [2807
iam 27. 1916: 1c. Jan. 28,
1916; D 42874; J. Pellicer y J. Fer-
nandez del Villar, Madrid.
Cristo (EL) DE LA VEGA; zarzuela en
3 actos y 7 cuadros, en verso, letra
de Gonzalo Cant6é y Fernando Solde-
villa, mtisica del maestro Ricardo
Villa. [Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espanioles] 1915. 79 p. 12mo. [Li-
bretto] [2808
Peer, 1916; tc, Ja, 28,
1916; D 42887; G. Canto y F. Solde-
villa, Madrid.
CrysTAL (THE) pooR; phantasy in 3
acts, by E. S. Backus. [50] p. 12mo.
Typewritten. [2809
| tc, Jan. 27, 1916: D 42899;
Emma S. Backus, Cincinnati.
Curro ACHARES; entremés en verso y
prosa, original de A. Calero Ortiz.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1915. 16 p. 12mo. [2810
© Pane 27; 1916%, 1 c. Jan: 28,
1916; D 42884; Antonio Calero
Ortiz, Madrid.
CZULA STRUNA; komedyo-opera w 1
akcie, przez Ludw. Clairville i Lamb
Thiboust. Chieago, Ill., W. H.
Sajewski, 1915. 60 p. 1Gmo. [2811
i) wee, 29, 1915; 2 c; Feb. 11,
1915; D
cago.
DANGER; play in 3 acts, by B. Veiller.
[151] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2812
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 43002 ;
Bayard Veiller, New York.
43039 ; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
2821
DEACON’S (THE) HAT; play in 1 act,
by J. Marks. [2] 48 p. 4to. Type-
written. [2813
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 48093;
Jeannette Marks, So. Hadley, Mass.
Drcirr (EL) DE LAS FLORES; entremés
comico, original y en prosa, de V. G.
Paesa. [Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1915. 16 p. 12mo.
[2814
@©iiJdan: 27039165 4 ex! Jam. 28:
1916; D 42881; Vicente G. Paesa,
Madrid.
DEFENSE; 2 act drama, by C. A. Mc-
Mullen. [46] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2815
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1916; D 4297S;
Clarence Allen McMullen, Baltimore.
DIAMONDS ARE TRUMPS; vaudeville
sketch for 3 people, by O. Shafter,
[1], 5 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2816
© 1 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916: D 42979:
Otto Shafter, Broooklyn.
DISTRICT-ATTORNEY (THE); drama in
1 act, by Alan Storm, [pseud. of G.
Lipkand] “phi 2k. pire Atop. :Eype-
written. [2817
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1916; D 48074:
Goodman Lipkind, New York.
Dorotuy; tragedy in 1 act, by Alan
Gordon. [6] p. fol. Typewritten.
[2818
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48088;
Har Gordon Armstrong, Norfolk,
a.
DouBsLEe CROSSED; 1 act play, by J. C.
Doenecke. [24] p. 4to. Ms. [2819
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48087;
Justus Christian Doenecke, Brook-
lyn.
DwécH Yeriks6w I Dwi FELUNIE;
napisal Szezesny Zahajkiewiez, mu-
zyka M. §S. R6ézychiego. Chicago,
Il. W. H. Sajewski, 1915. 89 p.
16mo. [Libretto only] [2820
C) Ded. 29°) 1915 -*2 © Meh, 17)
1916; D 43037; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
cago,
Dzikcko Minoscr; utw6r dramatyezny
w 4 ch odstonach, przez A. Zukow-
skiego, muzyka M. S. Rézyckiego.
Chicago, W. H. Sajewski, 1915. 40
p. 16mo. [Libretto only] [2821
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 « Feb. 11,
1916; D 43027; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN'TRIES
2822
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Eees; comedy in 1 scene, by C. Ken- | Famosa (LA); comedia lirica en 1
nedy. 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2822
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 48023;
Clayton Kennedy, Baltimore.
ENEMIGO (EL) MALO; comedia en 2
actos y en prosa, original de Ceferi-
no R. Avecilla y Manuel Merino.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1915. 48 p. 12mo. [2823
acto, dividido en 8 cuadros, en verso
y prosa, original de L. Navarro Ser-
rano, mtisica del maestro R. Millian.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles}] 1915. 56 p. 12mo. [Li-
bretto] [2830
©’ Jan. 27, 1916; 4° Janse
1916; D 42891; Leon Navarro Ser-
rano, Madrid.
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 ec. Jan. 28, | FIFTEEN MINUTES’ GRACE; farce m 1
1916; D 42874; C. R. Avecilla y M.
Merino, Madrid.
ENTGOTTERTE (DIE) WELT; szenische
bilder aus kranker zeit [in 4 akten]
von Hermann Sudermann. Stutt-
act, by N. H. McCloskey. [3] 29 p.
4to. Typewritten. [2831
© 1. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48077;
Natalie Hutchinson McCloskey, Dor-
chester, Mass.
gart und Berlin, J. G. Cotta’ sche FLEEcy ; a cloud play in 3 acts, by L. P.
buchhandlung nachfolger, 1916. 3383
p. 12mo. [2824
© Dec. 4, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 24, 1916;
D 438068; J. G. Cotta’ sche buch-
handlung nachfolger, Berlin.
HiSCUELA (LA) DE LOS FENOMENOS; ¢€ar-
icatura taurina en 1 acto, en prosa
y verso, original de Antonio Calero
Ortiz, musica del maestro Bernar-
dino Bautista Monterde. [Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espanoles] 1915.
Wilson. [41] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2832
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43100;
Lillian P. Wilson, Marion, Ind.
For SALE—THE STRAND; farce in 1 act,
by R. Carter.’ [2] T p.’. 4te.. Type
written. [2833
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1916; D 48073;
Robert Carter, Chicago.
Boe. pr LemMO: [2825 | ForocraFiA FEMINISTA; humorada
©; Jan: 2% 19162 )27 6 gan. 2S;
1916; D 42878; A. Calero Ortiz,
Madrid.
ESCUELA (LA) DE VENUS; pasatiempo
cOmico-lirico en 1 acto y 4 cuadros,
en prosa, original de Manuel Gon-
zalez Lara y Jose Casado, musica
del maestro Millan. [Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1915.
41 p. 12mo. [Libretto] [2826
© dani 2h 191641 « Jan 2s,
1916; D- 42872 aAMe.G. ‘Laraisyl-d:
Casado, Madrid.
EVENS; dramatic skit, by H. A. Greene.
[2] 10 p. fol. Typewritten. - [2827
© ¢.FepiG)1916: 2b. 43065;
Harry Aaron Greene, Newark, N. J.
EXPERIMENT (THE) ; play in 8 acts, by
by. Hi. E.. Prince... {2,698 - px. “io:
Typewritten. [2828
© Jes ep. (t2. 1916 <P 45010 4
Leslie E. F. Prince, Washington.
coOmico-lirica en 1 acto y 38 cuadros,
en prosa, original de D. Garrido,
mtisica del maestro Serafin Rada.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles}] 1915. 38 p. 422nie7 ee
bretto] [2834
©: Jan: 27, 1916: 91 G@) dae
1916; D 42885; Daniel Garrido,
Madrid.
FRENCH PLAYS FOR CHILDREN; by Jo-
sette Eugénie Spink. Boston, New
York {[ete.] D. .C.. Heath Gece
[1916] vi, 79 p. front., illus. 16mo.
(Heath’s modern language series)
$0.35. Contents: La _ galette des
rois.—Les poulpicans.—Le petit
chaperon rouge.—Pierrot et les kor-
rigans.—Blanche-Neige et Rose-
Rouge.—La fin des Korrigans.—
Jeanne d’Are. [2834*
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 418885; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
IaAtR EXCHANGE; play in 4 acts, by | FrmAy THE THIRTEENTH; comedy in 8
G. E. Jex. [112] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [2829
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 42995;
Georgina Elizabeth Jex, Newark,
Del.
122
acts, by M. Terrell and R. Marshall.
[195] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2835
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1916; D 48054;
Maverick Terrell & Rachael Mar-
shall, Seattle.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
2852
FRIEND IN NEED; 3 act drama, by G. A. | GioconpA
Weber. 41 p. fol. Typewritten.
[2836
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 48014;
Gustav Adolph Weber, Milwaukee.
FROLIQUE DE MAGAZINE; or, The ad-
antics, book and lyrics for a spec-
tacular musical fantasy in 2 parts, by
D, E. Watkins. [56] p. 4to. Type-
written. [2837
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1916; D 48024;
Dwight Everett Watkins, Galesburg,
Til.
From A To Z; domestic travesty play-
let, by G. W. Solden. 10 p. fol.
Typewritten. [2838
rae) Wen. 7, 1916; D..42973;
George W. Solden, Chicago.
FROM NOWHERE TO BROADWAY; 4 act
play, by W. M. Cressy. [148] p.
fol. Typewritten. [2839
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1916; D 42970; Will
M. Cressy, Concord, N. H.
Future (THE) Mr. & Mrs. STRAIGHT;
play in 3 parts, by C. A. de Lima.
[58] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2840
© 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 43084; C.
A. de Lima, New York.
GALLITO Y BELMONTE; entremés en
prosa, original de Aurelio G[onza-
lez] Rendon, mtisica del maestro
José Padilla. [Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1915. 14 p.
12mo. [Libretto] [2841
oe yan. vet, 1916: 1 c: Jan. 28,
1916; D 42880; Aurelio G. Rendon,
Madrid.
Gas (THE) ROUTE; or, The right road,
play in 1 act, by K. Ervin. 10 p.
4to. Typewritten. [2842
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1916; D 42967;
Katharine Ervin, San Francisco.
GENIO (EL) pe LEON; juguete cémico-
lirico en 1 acto y 3 cuadros, en
prosa, libro de Guillermo Hernéndez
Mir y Luis Fernindez Garcia, mt-
sica del maestro Rafael Millan.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1915. 41 p.12mo. [Libret-
to] [2843
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 c Jan. 238,
1916; D 42870; G. Hernindez Mir
y L. Fernindez Garcia, Madrid.
GETTING HIS story; sketch in 1 act,
by G. Earle and V. Harwood. [2]
29 p. 4to. Typewritten. [ 2844
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1916; D 48083;
Georgia Earle & Van Ness Harwood,
New York.
(LA); bagatela cdmico-
lirica en prosa, original de Blanca
Suarez, mtisica de los maestros Mar-
quina y Quislant. [Madrid, Socie-
Gad de autores espafioles] 1915. 20
p. S8vo. [Libretto] [2845
© dJann27, 1916:.4. ¢ Jan. 28,
1916; D 42871; B. Suarez, Madrid.
reconstruction
P1451
[ 2846
42961 ;
Hadley,
GLtow (THE) MAN:
play in 3 acts, by J. Marks.
p. 4to. Typewritten.
©. ive. Hep. 5. 19165 D
Jeannette Marks, Scuth
Mass.
GORA PIESN; albo, Praca i sztuka,
obrazek ludowy w 4-ch aktach ze
Spiewami i tafneami, napisal i
muzyke utworzyl Antoni Jaxa.
Chicago, Ill., W. H. Sajewski, 1915.
94 p. 16mo. [Words only] [2847
(©) Dero. 19152 e. eb. 14,
1916; D 48040; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
cago.
GUENN; play in 8 acts, adopted by
S. G. Smith. from the novel by
Blanche Willis Howard. [2] 57 p.
4to. Typewritten. [2848
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1915; D 48052:
Susan Grant Smith, Wiscasset, Me.
HABLABA OZTE DE J’ECHURAS: en-
tremés de costumbres andaluzas,
original de Enrique Mouly. [Mad-
rid, Sociedad de autores espanoles]
19450. 29or p? Dare! [2849
fe) dam Ot 1916" "eP Jan> Ss,
1916; D 42868; FE. Mouly, Madrid.
HAFED THE PERSIAN; play of 4 acts, by
N. S. Purdy. [78] p. 4to. Type-
written. [2850
©1c. Feb. 7, 1916; D 42972; Nan-
nie Sutton Purdy, Lawrenceville,
Va.
HATE; sketch in 3 scenes, by C. Web-
ster. [1] 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2851 .
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916; D 48064;
Charles Webster, Brooklyn.
Hetpina HENnry; libretto of a musical
farce in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
an; Na Co Sowler (60): pv rite.
Typewritten. [2852
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1916; D 42982;
Albert N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls,
Me Xs
123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28538
pt. 1) he S., Fas
HER POWER; drama in 4 acts, by S.
Zlotopolsky.
TD iVNPN 4 PR NONTT IN WSN
DPOONENUNGTW
[156] p. Svo. Ms. [2853
© 1 ¢@.. Jah. 26, 1916; D 42837;
Sain Zlotopolsky, New York.
Hermit (THE); farcical comedy, by
J. k. Lessing. [1] 18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [2854
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 438000;
J. Edward Lessing, New York.
His ALIBI; episode, by H. L. Newton.
S p. 4to. Typewritten. [2855
© 1«e Feb. 10, 1916; D 42996;
Harry L. Newton, Chicago.
HonEYMOoN (THE) HOLD-UP; farce-
comedy in 1 act, by W. 8S. Gidley.
16 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2856
©,.4,.e@ Kebis2t, 1916363 43106;
Will S. Gidley, Springfield, Mass.
Hoopco (THE) ESCALATOR; comedy
sketch in 1 act, by W. S. Gidley.
14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2857
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1916; D 43081;
Will S. Gidley, Springfield, Mass.
HUNCHBACK (THE);
episodes, by F. Lobl. [58] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [2858
© 14 Feb. 18, 1916; D 43078;
Frederick Lobl, Boston.
pantomine in 12
Hur (THE) IN THE FOREST (LOVE-
LIGHT); fantasy in 3 episodes, by
B. I. Bremner... [2} 52 p. Type-
written. [2859
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 42998;
Blanche Irbe Bremner, Berkeley,
Cal.
IDEAL UND LEIDEN; drama in 4 akten,
von H. Landwirth. Chicago, Kunst
verlag, 1915.
Ta Deas Seashell
ea |
[60] p. S8vo. [2860
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
D 42727; Henri Landwirth, Chicago.
ILUSTRE (IML) HUESPED; humorada sa-
tirica en 4 cuadros, prélogo y epi-
logo, de Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez
Quintero. [Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1915. 59 p. 12mo.
[2861
© Jan. WT. 19163°L..c: Paty 28,
1916; D 42857; S. y J. Alvarez Quin-
tero, Madrid.
vyI> NN SNUAER
1D AON
——————————————————————e————EEeEEez
IN THE MORGUE; 1 act sketch, by S.
Cowan. [1] 14 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [2862
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 48001;
Sada Cowan, New York.
IN THE WRONG NEIGHBORHOOD; play in
1 act, by I. Roth: [hp DOS tel.
Typewritten. [2863
© 12 ¢. Feb. 21, 19167 D+43105-
Irving Roth, New York.
INcWENT (AN) ; play in 1 act, by C. A.
Smart. 19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2864
© 1c Feb. 11, 1916; D 43008;
Charles A. Smart, Oakland, Cal.
INEXPERIENCE; Satire with music in 4
scenes, by Ballard. Macdonald. [22]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [2865
© 1° G Feb. 12; 191677 D* 43025;
Benjamin D. Berg, New York.
INTERSPERSED (THE); play in 1 act,
by E. L. Leeds. [15] p. 4to. Type-
written. [2866
© 1 c. Feb. 16, 19163) D7 430G0-
Eleanor Langdon Leeds, Cincinnati.
Iron (THE) HAND; new 1 act war
drama, by H. Caine. New York,
MacConnell printing company, 1916.
LL fiols [2867
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 e«. Feb. 16,
1916; D 48072; Hall Caine, Greeba
Castle, Isle of Man, Great Britain.
[IvAN DuRACK; oder, Drei monumen-
ten, a fantasy and a prologue with
8 acts, by H. Solotaroff]
N jPDIDIDIN Sarath ae Das PATA NIPS
DPR IT 2N>NTE N JIN DUINTIND
SORDNENTN yD
[2] Tl p. 4to. Typewritten. [2868
© 1 e Jan. 20; 1916; D 42783;
Hirst Solotaroff, New York.
JABBERWOCKY comedy dramatized
from works of Lewis Carroll, origi-
nal musical adaptations from Schu-
mann, by Alice Woodfin. [18] p.
fol. Typewritten. [Words only]
[2869
© 1c: Web. 2, 1916;. Diaagae
Alice I. Woodfin, New York.
JARABE (EL) DE PICO; comedia en 2
actos y en prosa, original de Miguel
Rey y Pablo Nougues. [Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1915.
Ho ps “L2mie: [2870
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 e. Jan: 28,
1916; D 42890; M. Rey y P.
Nouges, Madrid.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
2885
JOKEL, THE OPERA-MAKER; drama in 1 | Lrap YEAR; play in 8 acts, by F. Ull-
act, by Jacob Gordin.
DPD Ni)? FIDINIITD IDEN D7 22 pe”
“PSA IPD” PE LPS PON PS
(In The day, v. 3, no. 459, 460, Feb.
2 11-1916. ) [2871
© Feb. 10, 11, 1916; 1 c. each Feb.
14, 1916; D 48045; Alexander J.
Gordin, admrs. estate of Jacob M.
Gordin, Brooklyn.
JUDGMENT (THE) oF Soromon; drama
of today in 8 acts, by E. Worthing-
ton. [105] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2872
© ie Web: 15, 1916: D 48058;
Edward Worthington, New York.
JULIUS Cz:saR; with introduction,
notes, and questions for review
adapted from the Wood and Syms-
Wood Oxford and Cambridge edi-
mom, py B.A. Pureell and L. M.
Somers. Chicago, New York, Scott,
Foresman and company [1915] 203
p. 12mo. $0.35. [2872*
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 420520; IF. A. Purcell
and L. M. Somers, Chicago. [Copy-
right is claimed on introduction and
notes]
Justice (THE) oF JUDGE CALHOUN;
tact play, by W. M. Cressy. [1],
29 p. fol. Typewritten. [28738
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1916; D 42968;
Will M. Cressy, Concord, N. H.
IXARINTA VON ORRELANDEN ; drama in 8 !
akten, von Franz Dilberg. Berlin,
Egon Fleischel & co., 1915. 4 p. 1.,
188 p. 12mo. [2874
memog 410, 1915: 1 c,. Jan,- 31,
1916; D 42921; Egon YFleischel &
co., Berlin.
Kine Corra; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by KR. Jordan. [1] 12p. 4to. Type-
written. [2875
2. G rep, 21, 1916; D 43101:
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
Kine Kore IN WAR TIMES; play in 1
act, by M. 8S. Chandler. [1] 7 p.
4to. Typewritten. [2876
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1916; D 43022;
Martha 8S. Chandler, Kingston, N. Y.
LAprén (EL) LInce; o, La mujer de
hielo, fantasia comica.en 2 actos,
divididos en 4 cuadros, en prosa,
original de ©: Allen-Perkins.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles}] 1915. 53 p. 12mo. [2877
mm) Jan. 27, 1916; 1.-¢c. Jan’ 28,
1916; D 42865; Carlos Allen-Perkins,
Madrid.
mann. {1] Typewrit-
ten. [2878
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43044;
Frederic Ullmann, Highland Park,
BBL
66 p. 4to.
LEAVE IT TO ME; farce comedy in 8
acts [revised version of Not yet]
by A. Keir and Ruth Comfort Mitech-
Taelbaliy Go R, Cave) Youn2]. “—Et28i p:
4to. Typewritten. [2879
© 1-¢e. Feb. 1, 1916; D 42992; An-
gela Keir & Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Young, New York.
LESSONS IN FrREeNcH; farce comedy in
2 gets, Dy bs IN. Gilbert...[21,.8) p.
4to. Typewritten. [2880
© 1c Feb. 11, 1916; D 438006;
Lillian Norten Gilbert, Grafton,
Mass.
Look out! musical comedy libretto in
2 acts, book and lyrics by S. V. B.
Brewster, music by George D. Clews.
[6], 57 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2881
©: 1 ¢.. Keb. 7, 19165 D 42975-
Sey aed BF York.
S. V. B. Brewster, New Yorl
LuLG; comedia dramitiea en 8 actos,
original de C. Bertolazzi, adaptada
a la escena espafniola por Enrique
Tedeschi y Antonio FF. lLepina.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panioles] 1915. 58 p, 12mo. [2882
© ie. Jan. 2699168 (D 42705:
IH. Tedeschi y A. I’. Lepina, Madrid.
MADONNA DYIANORA; play in verse, by
Hugo von Hofmannsthal,' trans-
lated from the German by Harriet
Betty Boas. Boston, Richard G.
Badger, [1916] 44 p. 12mo. (Con-
temporary dramatists series)
[2S83
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
D 429838; Richard G. Badger, Bos-
ton.
MAN’S PREROGATIVE; Dlay in 8 acts, by
A. C. New. [2] 58 p,. 4to. Type-
written. [2884
© 1.¢.. Feb. 19, 1916; D 438091;
Archey Cameron New, Baltimore.
Mara (EL) pre Evropa; improvisacion
fantaistica en 1 acto, dividido en 4
cuadros, en prosa y verso, original
de HK. Polo, miisica del maestro Eu-
genio Ubeda. [Madrid, Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1915, 64 p. 12mo.
[ Libretto] [2885
@ Jan, 27, 1916: 1. ¢c. Jan; 28,
1916; D 42868; Ernesto Polo,
Madrid.
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2886
Marcu WINDS; dramatic comedy with
musical interlude in 4 acts, by A.
Glasgow. [79] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [2888
© 1. Feb. 17, 1916; D 43082;
Agnes Glasgow, New York.
Maskrep (THE) BATTERY; dramatic
episode in 1 act, by Durward Prim-
rose. [1], 8 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2887
©1c. Feb. 8, 1916; D 438004; Dur-
ward H. Primrose, New York. -
MASSACRE; or, Russian justice, play in
2. scenes, - by... Eis - Rosen: > *225p.
4to. Typewritten. [2888
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1916; D 48051;
Frank Edward Rosen, Newark, N. J.
MATARIFES (LOS); Sainete en 1 acto,
dividido en 8 cuadros, en prosa,
original de Manuel Fernandez de la
Puente, mtsica de los maestros
Cayo Vela y Enrique Bru. [Mad-
rid, Sociedad de autores espafoles]
1915. 43 p. 12mo. [Libretto]
[2889
© san: 27. 1916s! 1 ce: Jan. 28,
1916; D 42860; M. Fernandez de la
Puente, Madrid.
MIcHAEL SPEDUFFY; or, A Grecian
knight (night), faree comedy vaude-
ville act, by D. Marnell. [1] 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [2890
© 41 Geb. 19,°1916-D 438092 -
David Marnell, Philadelphia.
Miztk (THE) OF HUMAN KINDNESS; 1
act comedy playlet, by P. Cammans.
[2] 8p. 4to. Typewritten.. [2891
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43098;
Paul Cammans, Seattle.
MILLION (A) DOLLAR BILL; comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by J. Simonson and
Hardin D. Rickman. [80] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2892
© 1 ¢« Feb. 15, 1916; D 48055:
Jules Simonson, New York.
MISDIRECTING TRAFFIC; dramatic com-
position, by H. HE. Van der Koor.
8p. 4to. Typewritten. [2893
Oud exeMebs 41916, DD 429074:
Herman E. Van der Koor, St. Paul.
MisFit (A) FORTUNE; play in 1 act, by
A. Marshall. [2] 20 p. 4to. Type-
written. [2894
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1916; D 48056;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
¢ pt. 1, HPS. we aS
Mrs. PRETTY AND THE PREMIER; politi-
cal comedy in 8 acts, by A. H.
Adams. [8], 123 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. _ [2895
© 1: ¢ ‘Feb. 7%, 1916; D 42963-
Arthur H. Adams, Sydney, Australia.
Mistrz TWARDOWSKI; dramat w 5-ciu
aktach pierwsza ezesé trylogii, przez
Stanisilawa Scwajkarta. Chicago,
Ti., Naktadem i drukiem Spolki wy-
dawnictwa polskiego, 1915. 2 p. L.,
79 p. 4to. [2896
© Dee. 15, 1915: .2;c); Dees 2
1915; D 42682; Polish pub. co., Chi-
cago.
MozaA (LA) DEL LLANO; drama rural
en 8 actos y en prosa, original de
J. Andrés de Prada. [Madrid, So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1915.
6) DP. 2.1 Z2me: [2897
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2%e dames.
1916; D 42878; J. Andrés de Prada,
Madrid.
MusicaL (A) MIXUP; musical comedy-
dramatic playlet, by Albert N. Den-
nis. 138 p. S8vo. Typewritten.
[Words only.] [2898
© 1-e. Jan. 27,. 19163°D 423524
Alta Williams & Hattie Schott,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Mysterious (THE) Mr. FABIOLA; com-
edy in 8 acts, by S. G. Eghian. [2]
133 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2899
© 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1916; D 42999;
Setrak G. Eghian, New York.
Nan; drama in 4 acts, by C. M. Allen.
[5] 109 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2900
© 1c. Feb. 12, 19165 D 43026e
Constance M. Allen, Los Angeles.
Nipo (EL) DEL PRINCIPAL; Sainete en
1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, orogi-
nal de Enrique Paradas y Joaquin
Jiménez, mtisica de los maestros
Cayo Vela y Enrigue Bru. {Mad-
rid, Sociedad de autores espaiioles]
1915. 44 p. 12mo. [Libretto]
[2901
©. Jan. 27, 1916; 1 e Janes
1916; D 42886; E. Paradas y J. Jim-
énez, Madrid.
NicuHt (THE) SHIFT; play in 1 act, by
M. BE. Lee. [1] 18 p. 4to. Tyvpe-
written. [2902
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43046;
M. E. Lee, St. Louis.
126
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
Nino (EL) DE LA BOLA; entremés en
prosa, original de Antonio Calero
Ortiz y Fernando Vallejo. [Madrid,
- Sociedad de autores espaiioles] 1915.
*¢ py. 12mo. [2903
Jon. 27, 1916; t «& Jan. 28,
1916; D 42862; A. Calero Ortiz y
F. Vallejo, Madrid.
O6espaua (THE MONKEY); dramatic
composition arranged in 5 parts and
epilogue, by O. Dymow [1] 23 p.
S8vo. Ms. [290+
© 1 ec. Feb. 5, 1916; D 42956;
Ossip Dymow, New York.
OLp (THE) HOME SINGERS; play in 2
acts, by C. Ff. Horner. [11] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2905
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 438099;
Chas. F. Horner, Kansas City, Mo.
OLD (THE) vVioLIN; play in 4 acts, by
M. T. Wilson. [GS] p. 4to. Type-
written. [2306
© 1c Feb. 9, 1916; D 43086;
Marie Tersa Wilson, Toronto, Ont.,
Canada.
ONE MORNING IN BrLcIuM: playin, 1
act, Dy KE. Barker. [2] 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2907
© 1c Feb. 12, 1916; D 43016;
Elsa Barker. New York.
OSTATNIE DWA RUBLE; farsa w 1 akcie,
przetlomaczyl z niemieckiego Dalski
opracowal T. Kantor. Chicago, IIL,
W. H. Sajewski, 1915. 32 p. 16mo.
[2908
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c Feb. 11,
1916; D 43030; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
Orure (THE) GIRL; dramatic compo-
sition in 4 acts, by J. I. Malloy.
[89] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2909
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1916; D 438025;
John I’. Malloy, Meriden, Conn.
Park (A) oF THEM; 1 act play, by
M. EF. Pesnel. [2] 16 p. 4to. Type-
written. [2910
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916: D 43066:
Maximilian Edwin Pesnel, New
York.
Paris (THE) Dott; musical comedy in
2 acts, book, lyrics, and music by
James Macreedy. [88] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2911
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1916; D 43076;
James A. McCreedey, New York.
2918
Passapo (Lo); drama en 4 actos y
en verso, original de H. Alonso Rod-
riguez. [Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espaftioles] 1915. 79 p. 12mo.
[2912
© sam 27. 1916: 1 «2. Jan. 2S.
1916; D 42867; Honorio Alonso Rod-
riguez, Madrid.
PraAno (THE) IS TUNED; comedy play-
let, by S. F. Hillman. [1] 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2918
© 1c. Feb. 11,-1916; D 43010;
Sara Frazer Hillman, Pittsburgh.
PLays; by August Strindberg. 4th
series. Tr. with an introduction by
Edwin Bjorkman. Authorized ed.
New York, C. Scribner’s sons, 1916.
4p. 1., 3-283 p. 12mo. $1.50. Con-
tents: The bridal crown.—The spook
sonata.—The first warning.—Gus-
tavus Vasa. [2913*
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 420592; Charles Scrib-
ner’s sons, New York.
POCAHONTAS; comic operetta in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Fred Edmonds,
music by Edward Johnston. Book of
words. New York, J. Fischer & bro.,
1916. 24 p. 4to. (Fischer ed. no.
4050) [2914
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c@ Feb. 15,
1916; D 438067; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York,
PREPAREDNESS; original sketch, by
Wim. Kurt [pseud. of J. F. Volkert]
15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [2915
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43018;
John F. Volkert, Philadelphia.
PRUNE-STONE (THE) DOPE; comedy in
3 acts, by G. Hamilton and W. Rath-
bun, adapted from the story of same
title by G. Hamilton. [122] p. 4to.
Typewritten, [2916
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 48104;
Gertrude Hamilton & Will Rathbun,
New York.
Reet (A) ROMANCE; play in 1 act, by
Jay Mocley, rewritten and revised
bya.’ Db. Butler. ..[2] 14 p: fol.
Typewritten. [2917
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1916; D 43008;
Ray L. Butler, Glendale, Cal,
RELIABLE (A) LIAR; 1 act play, by W.
M. Cressy. [1], 29 p. fol. Type-
written. [2918
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1916; D 42969; Will
M. Cressy, Concord, N. H.
127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2919
pt. 1, RSs, Veda
Rorre (THE) OF PEARLS; 4 act play, by
i. Ey Kidder. [113] p- 4to:> Type-
written. [2919
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 43007;
Edward BE. Kidder, New York.
SascHA; ein drama in 4 akten, von
Frieda Berg. [1] 89 p. 4to. Ms.
[2920
© 1e. Feb. 11, 1916; D 48005;
Friederika Hilenberg, New York.
SECOND FLOOR OPPOSITE; farce in 1 act,
bye Ws) By Oaink: ) 4b2) i Bi Ip.) ato.
Typewritten. [2921
© 1 c Feb. 10, 1016; D 42994;
William H. Quinn, Fall River, Mass.
SEcRETO (INL) DE LA BIBLIOTECA; drama
en 8 actos, en prosa (inspirado en
e! pensamiento de una novela in-
glesa) escrito por Luis Linares
Becerra y Jose Mesa Andres.
[Madrid, Seciedad de autores es-
panoles] 1915. 46 p. 12mo. [2922
© dam. Bi oA G>. tc. dan. .28,
1916; D 42879; L. Linares Becerra |
y J. Mesa Andres, Madrid.
SETTLING THE WAR; burlesque in 1
act, by A. Gerstenberg and Rienzi
de Cordeva.: [2] 33 p. 4to. “Type-
written. [2923
@ a°¢ Web. 12, 2916: Dp" 43020;
Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago.
SHapows; Grama in 1 act, by Alan
Storm [pseud. of G. Lipkind] 20 p.
4dto. Typewritten. [2924
© te. Webi 8)-1916s" D’ 42976;
Gooodiman Lipkind, New York.
SHE DECLINES THE MARRIAGE OFFER;
Grama in 1 act, by Jacob Gordin.
DESMA TT DPT Md. PT
“PTS BPD" PD MOPS PN PN VIDED
(in The day, v. 3, no. 415; 416, Jan.
16, 17, 1916) [2925
© Jan. 16, 17, 1916; 1 ¢c. each Jan.
18, 1916; D 42901; Alexander J.
Gordin, admrs. estate of Jacob M.
Gordin, Brooklyn.
SHIRKER (THE);
dramatic playlet in 1
Walker. 15 p. Ato.
original comedy
act, by J.
Typewritten.
[2926
© 1. Feb. 16, 1916; D 43063;
Johnnie Walker, Whitestone, N. Y.
SHOEMAKER’S (THE) TROUBLE; musical
faree, by. W..D..Salvini., 7 pe fol.
typewritten. [2927
41 ¢« Jan. 31, 1916;. po43e9:
William De Rosa Salvini, Los An-
geles.
SHUNEMITE (THE) MAID IN THE COURT
or David AND SOLOMON IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF GILEAD IN THE SONG
oF SoLtomon; [by] N. P. Barlow,
Greenville, Mich, N. P. Barlow,
1916. 43 Ds Dork, «To: [2928
©: Feb. 7,- 1916: 2) cys Pebnae2.
1916; D 48015; N. P. Barlow, Madi-
son, Wis.
SIERRA MoRENA; boceto de sainete orig-
inal y en prosa, de Antonia Paso y
Joaquin Abati, musica del maestro
Lied |[Madrid, Sociedad de autores
espafieles] 1915. 2 say 12mo.
[Libretto] [2929
© Jan. 27, 1916: 1 © aan
1916; D 42861; A. Paso y J. Abati,
Madrid.
SINGED WINGS; modern play in 8 acts,
by C. Charters and J. L. Mills.
[48] p. 4to. Typewritten. [2930
© 1. Feb. 17, 1916; D 43075;
Charies Charters & Julia Lincoln.
Mills, New York.
SOME OTHER WOMAN; vaudeville
sketch, by V. H. Pendleton. [1] 23
p. 4to. Typewritten. [29381
© le. Feb. 21, 1916. 9 4210--
Virginia Hunter Pendleton, Wee-
hawken, N. J.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE; war drama,
by W. Y..-Zwietuseh... 12.92) 3801.
Typewritten. [2932
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 43009;
William Y. Zwietusch, Milwaukee.
Son (THE) AND HEIR; playlet in 1 act,
by E. Crotty. [2], 12 p. “fol” Eepe-
written. [2933
© 1.¢ Feb. 5, 1916; D 4396s;
Elizabeth Crotty, Cleveland.
SPRUCE CONE AND BUNCHBERRY; a play
[in 83 acts] by Margaret C. Getcheil.
New York, Camp fire outfitting co.
[1916] 23 p. 12mo. [2934
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2.e; eb. 2, a0ier
D 42993; Camp fire outfitting co.,
New York.
STRINGS; comedy in 8 acts, by GC. MM.
Nelson and J. V. Smith. [124] p.
4to. Typewritten. [2935
© 1a Feb. 9, 1916; D 42989;
George Merwin Nelson & J, Van
Velsor Smith, New York.
SUPERIOR FORCES; original, modern,
realistic drama of present American
life in 4 acts, by S. Semon. [1], 57
p. 4to. Typewritten. [2936
©: Lec. Reb. TF; 1916; D aaa;
Samuel Semon, San Francisco,
128
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
29538
Surprise (A) PARTY; novelty comedy
drama in 1 act, by C. S. Keith and
B. Warren. [1], 11 p. 4to. Type-
written. [2937
© 1c Dec. 3, 1915; D 42965;
Cato S. Keith & Bessie Warren,
New York.
SyN wWoLNoscl; obrazek dramatyczny
w 3 aktach, przez Kazimierza Na-
gora. Chicago, Ill., W. H. Sajewski,
1915. 67 p. 16mo. [29388
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ec. Feb. 11,
1916; D 48029; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
Tempro (EL) bE CuPIDO; comedia
vodevilesca en 3 actos y en prosa,
original de A. Estremera. [Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espafioles] 1915.
75 p. 12mo. [2939
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1c Jan. 28,
1916; D 42892; Antonio Estremera,
Madrid.
THREE CHUMS; vaudeville sketch, by
VY. H. Pendleton. [2] 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2940
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43102;
Virginia Hunter Pendleton, Wee-
hawken, N. J.
Tio (EL) DE LAS cAfpAS; juguete
c6mico lirico en 1 acto dividido en 2
cuadros, en prosa, original de J.
Pérez Lopez, musica del maestro
Francisco Alonso. [Madrid, Socie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1915.
45 p. 12mo. [Libretto] [2941
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1 c. Jan. 28,
1916; D 42864; José Pérez Lopez,
Madrid.
Tort (THE) OF JEALOUSY; play in 1
act, by BE. Westcott. 7 p. « fol.
Typewritten. [2942
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1916; D 42980;
Eva Westcott, Chicago,
ToMMyY’S BIT; playlet in 1 act, by L.
Clemens. [2] 28p. 4to. Ms. [2943
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1916; D 43053;
Le Roy Clemens, New York.
Too MUCH SMOKE; comedy sketch, by
Billy Carey [pseud. of W. C. Dono-
hoe] 11 p. fol. Typewritten.
[2944
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1916; D 42985;
William Carey Donohoe, Hempstead,
av. Ee
Top (THE) OF THE MORNING; Irish
Singing and dancing specialty, by
gyohn §. Carroll. [1], 5 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2945
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1916; D 42960;
John Donahue, New York.
30605—16——5
TRAGEDIE DURCH SHPASS; in 1 act, by
Jacob Gordin.
DUMMIES ZONED JUI yi x
STAND IPI PD WR PMN PR Vw
(In The day, v. 8, no. 425-427, Jan.
8-10, 1916) [2946
© Jan. 8-10, 1916; 1 ¢. each Jan.
12, 1916; D 42900; Alexander J.
Gordin, admrs. estate of Jacob M.
Gordin, Brooklyn.
TRUMP; dramatic sketeh in 1 act, by
B. F. and H. J. Meurling. [8] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [2947
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1916; D 42988;
Bert F. & Howard J. Meurling, Min-
neapolis.
Two OF A KIND; musical comedy in 1
act, words and lyrics by Raymond
Barrett, music by Edward C. Moore.
32 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [2948
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43095;
Charles Raymond Barrett, Chicago.
U PRZEKUPKI; krotechwila w 1 akeie,
napisal Konstanty Krumlowski,
opracowal Augustyn Zukowski. Chi-
cago, Ill, W. H. Sajewski, 1915.
24 p. 16mo. [2949
(Dee! "25. 1915. 2c. Web. da.
1916; D 43036; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
cago.
UNCHASTENED (THE) WOMAN; modern
comedy in 3 acts, by L. K. Anspacher.
New York, Frederick A. Stokes com-
pany {1916] 4 .p. 1., 276 p. port.
12mo. [2950
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. Feb. 21,
1916; D 48096; Louis Kaufman
Anspacher, New York.
UNFORTUNATE (THE) FATHER; play in
4 acts, by J. A. Fielder. 34 p. fol.
Typewritten. [2951
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; D 42997;
- Joseph A, Fielder, Steubenville, O.
VALUE RECEIVED; play in 8 acts, by
R. Bentinck. [103] p. 4to. Type-
written. [2952
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916; D 438062;
Richard Bentinck, New York.
VaRA (LA) DE NARDOS; juguete cémico
en 1 acto, dividido en 2 cuadros, en
prosa, original de Gonzalo Canto y
Nicanor Rodriguez de selis.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panioles] 1915. 27 p. 12mo. [2953
©) Jan. 27, 1016: 1 ec, Jan, 22,
1916; D 42889; G. Cant6 y N. Rod-
riguez de Celis, Madrid.
129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT. ENTRIES
2954
VENTA (LA) DE LOS ALAMOS; paSsa-
tiempo cémico en 1 acto y en prosa,
original de J. A. y F. Fernandez-
Portero. [Madrid. Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1915. 57 p. 12mo.
[2954
fc) Jan: 27, 1G: 1.es Jan, 228,
1916: D 42866; José A. y Fernando
Fernandez- Portero, Madrid.
VERHEIRATETE JUNGGESELLEN; mu-
Sikalischer schwank in 8 akten, von
Arthur Lippschitz, gesangstexte von
Will Steinberg, musik von Rudolph
Nelson. Berlin, Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., 1916. 56 p.
Svo. [Words only] [2955
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43069;
Btihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
VIRGENES (LAS) PAGANAS; zarzuela
bufa en 1 acto. dividido en 3 cuad-
ros. en prosa. original de Enrique
Garcia Alvarez y Felix Garzo, mt-
sica del maestro Juan Vert. [Mad-
rid. Sociedad de autores espafioles]
49TH. 38) pp. © i2Zmo.’*' [Libretto]
[2956
©). Jan. 27%, 1916; diver Janse2s;
1916; D 42859; E. Garcia Alvarez
y F. Garzo, Madrid.
VIVIDORES; juguete cémico en 1 acto
Vy eh prosa, original de J. Selgas
Ruiz. [Madrid, Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1915. 23 p. 12mo.
[2957
Jan? Qe aioe e: sane ao.
1916; D 42877; José Selgas Ruiz,
Madrid.
WALKA O KOBIETE; tragedya w 1 akcie,
opracowal T. Kantor i Marski. Chi-
eago, Ill., W. H. Sajewski, 1915. 382
p. 16mo. [2958
© Dee: 29,7 191532 « Bebo ‘141,
1916; D 438028; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
Wak GROOMS; tremendous laugh battle
if 2 3ct.iby .. L Baotler, [2] 19».
fol. Typewritten. [2959
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43094;
tay L. Butler, Glendale, Cal.
WAR WOLVES; play in 1 act, by O.
Black. [2] 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[2960
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43097;
Orlow Black, San Francisco.
SS
pt. Tics. va
WEIBCHEN; lustspiel in 3 aufztigen,
von Ernst von Wolzogen. Berlin,
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher btihnenschriftsteller, 1915.
S2 p.. 8vo. [2961
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43071;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes .
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller, Ber-
lin.
WHAT MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING; vau-
deville sketch, by M. E. Merrifield.
[ e p. 4to. Typewritten. [2962
1 ec. Feb. 8, 1916; D 42990;
nS Edythe Merrifield, Springfield,
Mass.
WHAT SHALL WE PLAY? a dramatic
reader, by Fannie Wyche Dunn,
with illustrations by Bert Valentine.
New York, The Macmillan company,
1916. vii, 183 p. front., illus. 12mo.
(Everychild’s series) $0.40. Con-
tents: The sleeping beauty.—
Tweedledum and Tweedledee.—
Cinderella.—The story of Joseph—
The brownies.—Three little Christ-
mas waits.—The pied piper of Hame-
lin—Gluck’s visitor. [2962*
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
20, 1916; A 418515; Macmillan co.,
New York.
comedy in 3 acts, by
E. B. Cauthorn. [74] p. fol. Type-
written. [2963
© 1. Feb. 14, 1916; D 43048;
Eudora Belle Cauthorn, Los Ange-
les.
WHO IS WHO;
WILHEMINES BYRAA; [av] Peter Egge.
Krisitania og Kjébenhavn, Gylden-
dal, Nordisk forlag, 1915. 198 p.
12mo._ kr. 3.20. [2963*
© Nov. 14, 1915; 1 « Jange2e,
1916; A—Foreign 13375; Gylden-
dalske boghandel, Nordisk forlag.
WoMAN ALIVE; Sketch, by M. Allen.
22 p. 24mo. Typewritten. [2964
© 1e. Jan. 31, 1916; D 48049;
Maryland Allen, Portland, Or.
WScIEKLY STUDENT; albo, Studenckie
figle, krotochwila w 1 akcie, napisal
Antoni Jax. Chicago, Ill, W. H.
Sajewski, 1915. 14 p. 16mo. [2965
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 11,
1916; D 43034; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
130
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1916
2969
WYRODNA CORKA; dramat ze Spiewami
w 3 aktalh, napisal i muzyke ulozyl
Antoni Jax. Chicago, Ill., W. H.
Sajewski, 1915. 64 p. 16mo.
[Words only] [2966
oer 2 1915; 2 c. Feb. 13,
1916: D 480385; W. H. Sajewski, Chi-
cago.
ZOSIA DRUHNA; monodram w 1 akcie
ze Spiewami, przez A. Ladnowskiego,
muzyka St. Ogurkowskiego. Chi-
eago, Ill. W. H. Sajewski, 1915.
16 p. 16mo. [2967
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c Feb. 11,
1916; D 4380388; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
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ZYDOWSKIE SWATY; obrazek dramaty-
czny ze spiewami, napisal Szezesny
Zahajkiewicz, muzyka Maryana S.
Rozyckiego. Chicago, Ill, W. H.
Sajewski, 1915. 40 p. 16mo. [Li-
bretto only] [2968
© Bee, 29,1915; 2 e. Feb. 11,
1916; D 438033; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
13?; 0, El vencedor de fantomas, epi-
sodio policiaco en 4 actos y en prosa,
original de J. M. Martin de Eugenio.
[Madrid, Sociedad de autores es-
panioles] 1915. 54 p. 12mo. [2969
©) jan: (27) 1916. fre. Fan 2s;
1916; D 42888; José Maria Martin de
Eugenio, Madrid.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 413
unpublished and other one-copy dramas), printed in the catalogue since
Jan. 1, 1916
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CLASS. F.
ADAIRVILLE, Logan Co., Ky. [Insur-
ance map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
‘to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [2970
er fen 10. TMilb: 2 &,...Keb.. 11,
1916; F 29740; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Arrica. Physical, Africa. Fig. 384.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale, 750 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 84 inches. [2971
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28360; American book co., New
York,
Political, Africa. Fig. 386. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale, 750 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 8+ inches.
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28356; American book co., New
York.
— Relief map, Africa. Fig. 382.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale, 750 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 8} inches. [2973
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F¥ 28343; American book co., New
York.
ALABAMA, Rand-MecNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Alabama, Chicago, New York, Rand,
MeNally & co. [1916] 70 p._ fold.
map. 16mo, $0.25. [2974
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417946; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
ALASKA. Physical and political, Alas-
ka. Fig. 253. Buffalo, N. Y., Mat-
thews-Northrup works. Secale, 270
miles to 1 inch. Size 10} by 8}
inches. [2975
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 283870; American book co., New
York.
ANTRIM County, Mich. Antrim
County and parts of Charlevoix and
Kalkaska counties, Mich. Size 163
by 16} inches. [2976
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2c. Jan. 8, 1916;
F 28197; Shedd-Brown mfg. co.,
Minneapolis.
[2972 ©
‘ ASTA,
MAPS.
ARIZONA. Rand-MeNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Arizona.’ Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 30 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [2977
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417948; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
ARKANSAS. Rand-MeNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Arkansas. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 58 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [2978
© dan. +3, 1996; "2 '@. Fan. 10,
1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417938;
Rand, McNally & ¢o., Chicago.
ASHEVILLE, N. C. Automobile blue
book pilot map of Asheville and ad-
jacent territory. Size 25 by 28
inches. [2979
© Feb. 25. 1916; 2 ¢@ Feb. 26,
1916; KF 283898; Automobile blue
boook pub. co., New York.
Physical, Asia. Fig. 355. Buf-
falo. N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 945 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 8} inches. [2980
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
IX 28872; American book co., New
York.
Political, Asia.
Vig. 857. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Seale 945 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 8} inches. [2981
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28844; American book co., New
York.
Relief map, Asia.
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 945 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 84 inches. [2982
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. Feb. 8, 1916;
Vig. 353. Buf-
I’ 28864; American book co.. New
York.
AUSTRALIA. Physical, Australia and
New Zealand. Fig. 403. Buffalo,
N. Y.. Matthews-Northrup works.
Seale 5385 miles to 1 ineh. Size 104
by 84 inches. [2983
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
IF. 28850; American book co,., New
York,
133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2984 ‘
pt. 4, WSs Wedees
AUSTRALIA—Continued.
Political, Australia and Islands
of the Pacific. Fig. 406. Buffalo,
N. Y.,. Matthews-Northrup works.
Seale 885 miles to 1 inch. Size 104
by 8+ inches. {2984
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
FF 28868; American book co.. New
Relief map, Australia and New
Zealand. Fig. 400. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup works. Scale
5385 miles to 1 inch. Size 104 by 84
inches. {2985
© Feb. 1. 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
28850;
York.
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Ba.timore, Md. Map of city of Balti-
more, main thoroughfares and lat-
erals which have been improved in-
side the city, showing connections
with improved state highways. 1916.
Size 11 by 12 inches. [2986
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1916;
F 28205: Paving commission of Bal-
timore, Md., Baltimore.
Barpers Hirrt, Tex. Higgins map of
' Barbers Hill, Chambers Co., Tex.
Seale 1 inch to 500 feet. Size 303
by 843 inches. Blueprint. [2987
©. sane 22." 19lGs* 2 ee. Jan. 20,
1916; F 28383; Pattillo Higgins,
Houston, Tex.
Bevery, ‘Burlineton Cor, VN. IF). [in-
surance map] Dec. 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [2988
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
EF 29729; Sanborn map co.; New
York.
Big. Horn County, Wy. 1916. Size
48 by 64 inches. Blueprint. [2989
©) Jan.1, 1916: 2c. Feb, 23,1946;
F 28390; Nowell-Atherly co., Basin,
Wy.
BIRMINGHAM, Oakland Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Dec. 1915. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [2990
(©) Hebi, 16, i O1Gy7 2. '¢..7;Beb. 1,
1916; F 29750; Sanborn map co., |
New York. |
BISHOPVILLE, Lee Co., S. C. Insuranve
map. Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an |
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. !
[2991 ;
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Feb. 4, 1916; |
F 29728; Sanborn map co., New |
York.
BREMEN, Fairfield Co., O. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[2992
© Feb. 23, 1916> 2 cepa
1916; F 29557; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Brown City, Sanilac Co., Mich. .[In-
surance map] Dec. 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [2993
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
F 29786; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CANADA. Physical and political, Do-
minion of Canada, Newfoundland
and Greenland. Fig. 265. Buffalo,
N. Y., Matthews-Northrup works.
Seale 485 miles to 1 inch. Size 104
by 8 inches. [2994
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2.c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28861; American book co., New
York.
CanaL Zone. Panama Canal “Zone.
Fig. 256. Scale 15 miles to 1 inch.
Size 34 by 34 inches. [2995
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 87a9i6;
F 28363; American book co., New
York.
CARROLL, Fairfield Co., O. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. ©
[2996
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 29735: Sanborn map co., New
York.
CENTRAL AMERICA. Sée Mexico. Physi-
cal and political, Mexico, Central
America and West Indies. Fig.
QTL [2997
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28359; American book co., New
York.
CHEBOYGAN County, Mich. Size 154
by 93 inches. [ 2998.
© Dee. .28, 1915; 2c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28194: Shedd-Brown mfg. €0.,
Minneapolis.
CuinToNn, Ill. Insurance maps ef Clin-
ton, Dewitt Co., Ill. Jan. 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 13 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [2999
©. Peb. 16, 1916; 2- ooMen Ag,
1916; F 29747; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
134
MAPS
no. 2, 1916
CoLoravo. Rand - McNally
_ pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Colorado. Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 54 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [3000
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417928; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
CONNECTICUT. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Connecticut. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 30 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [3001
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417933; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Covinetron, Tenn. Insurance maps of
Covington, Tipton Co., Tenn. Jan.
- 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 12
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [3002
Si Hepes! 1916; 2 c..,.Keb., 23;
1916; F 29756; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
CRAWFORD County, Ark. Map of town-
ship 8 north, range 30 west. Scale
1 inch to 2000 feet. Size 93 by 15
inches. Blueprint. [3003
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 18,
1916; F 28261; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
— Map of township § north, range
31 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 10 by 15 inches. Blueprint.
[3004
ao voan 12 °1916-5 2 ec. Jan. “18,
1916; F 28262: Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
Map of township 9 north, range
29 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 8 by 14 inches. Blueprint.
[3005
ee oeen 12) 1916-2 « Jan: 18,
1916; F 28263: Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
—— Map of township 9 north, range
30 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 16 by 16 inches. Blueprint.
13006
©’ Jan! 12; 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 18,
1916; IF 28265: Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
Map of township 9 north, range
31 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 16 by 16 inches. Blueprint.
[8007
Jan. 18,
Winters & Dove,
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 e.
1916; F 28259:
Fort Smith, Ark.
3016
indexed CRAWFORD County, Ark.—Continued.
Map of township 9 north, range
32 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 17 by 15 inches. Blueprint.
[3008
©) Vian). 12, 1916-2 es Gans,
1916; F 28266; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
Map of township 10 north, range
29 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 16 by 16 inches. Blueprint.
[8009
©.3jan, 12, 4916s 2 ©, fan. 38,
1916; EF 28264; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
— Map of townshp 10 north, range
30 west. Scale 1 inch to 2000 feet.
Size 16 by 16 inches. Blueprint.
[3010
Jans 18
& Dove,
G). Jan.) 4255 1996s 20e:
1916; EF 28260; Winters
Fort Smith, Ark.
DELAWARE. Rand-MeNally
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Delaware. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & eco. [1916) 18 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [8011
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417929; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
DENVER, Col.
indexed
Beeler’s official map of
city and county of Denver. Den-
ver, Col.. Beeler map co. [1916]
Slueprint. Size 70 by 56 inches.
[8012
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 5, 1916;
KF 28337: Edwin M. Beeler, Denver.
DESCHUTES VALLEY, Or. Map of the
Deschutes Valley, central Oregon.
1915. Size 82 by 58 inches. [3013
© Keb; 3; 91916 3.2 sc.o Wem 15:
1916; If 28380; Robert B. Gould,
Bend, Or.
DivipE County, N. D. Size 8 by 164
inches. [3014
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28191; Shedd- Brown mfg. ¢o.,
Minneapolis.
Eau CrLarIreE, Wis.
Kau Claire, Wis.
Wright’s map of
Scale 6 inches to
1 mile. Size 81 by 24 inches. [8015
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
I’ 28342; Wright directory co., Mil-
waukee.
49
Erk County, Kan. Size by 638
inches. Blueprint. [3016
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28378: Fred P. Osborn, Howard,
Kan.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3017
Europe. Physical, Europe. Fig. 304.
Scale 430 miles to 1 inch. Size 104
by 82 inches. [3017
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916; |
F 283855; American book co., New
York.
— Political, Burope. Fig. 306.
Scale 480 miles to 1 ineh. Size 104
by 8+ inches. [3018
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28347; American book co., New
York.
— Relief map, Europe.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 430 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 8+ inches. [3019
© Feb. 1,,1916; 2 ce. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28352; American book co., New
York.
FLINT, Mich.
Blueprint.
Size 41 by 32 inches.
[3020
Flint, Mich.
FLORENCE, Burlington Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 |
ft. to an inch. 6 Sheets, size 25 by |
[3021 |
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 « Feb. 17, |
1916; F 29748; Sanborn map Co., |
21 inehes.
New York.
FLoripA. Automobile blue book map
of Florida highways. Size 27 by 28
inches. [3022
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 « Feb. 16,
1916; F 28382 ; Automobile blue book
pub. co., New York.
GEORGIA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Georgia. Chicago, New York, Rand
McNally & co. [916] 78 p._ fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [3023 |
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417930; Rand, |
McNally & co., Chicago.
GLAscow, Barren Co., Ky. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[3024
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1916; EF 29744; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
GRAND TRAVERSE County, Mich. Grand
Traverse, Benzie, Leelanau and parts
of Antrim and Kalkaska counties,
Mich. Size 19 by 184 inches. [3025
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2c. Jan. 8, 1916;
F 28201; Shedd-Brown mfg, €o.,
Minneapolis.
Fig. 302. |
| GREENE County, Pa.
© Feb: 11, 1916: 2 ¢) wep 17, | “O_o
1916; F 28384; John M. Goepfert, |
pt. I, n.s., v. 18
GREAT LAKES TERRITORY. Size 34 by 6
inches. [3026
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1916;
F 28204; Willard BE. Holt, Deming,
N. M.
Road and town-
ship map of Greene County, Pa.
New York, Orange Judd company,
1916. Scale 2 miles to 1 inch. Size
18 by 18 inches. [3027
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c Feb. 21,
1916; F 283888; C. S. Hammond
& co., New York.
GREENLAND. See Canada. Physical
and political, Dominion of Canada,
Newfoundland and Greenland. Fig.
265. [3028
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28361; American book co., New
York.
Map of Grove City
compiled from surveys by L. KE.
Burnside and co. 1915. Size 22 by
28 inches. [38029
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 28,
1916; F 28325; L. E. Burnside und
co., Grove City, Pa.
GRUNDY County, Mo. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1915. 2
p. 1, [7]-69, viii, x—xviii p. illus.
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00. .
[3030
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff, Jan.
17,1916; A 420385; George A. Ogle
& co., Chicago.
HENry County, Ill. Map of Henry
County, Ill., showing farm owner-
ship, roads and townships, revised
by Susie Attwater, 1916. Size 36 by
34 inches. [8031
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28307 ; Theodore W. Fuller, Dixon,
Ill.
Horyoke, Mass. Price & Lee ¢o0.’s
new map of the city of Holyoke and
part of city of Chicopee, Mass. 1916.
Size 23 by 18 inches. - [8032
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c« Feb. 26,
1916; F 28396; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
ILLINOIS. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Illinois. Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 78 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [3033
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417951; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
MAPS
no. 2, 1916
INDIANA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Indiana. Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 66 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [8034
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417934; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Iowa. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Iowa.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
&..co. [1916] 50 p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [3035
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417935; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Kansas. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Kansas.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& co. [1916] 50 p. fold map.
16mo. $0.25. [3036
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417957; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
— Size 14 by 164 inches. [3037
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28198; Shedd-Brown mfg. ©Co.,
Minneapolis.
KENTUCKY. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Kentucky. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 78 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [3038
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417944; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
Kern County, Cal. Kern County,
Mt. Whitney road, Weldon to Kern
Tulare line. 2 sheets, various sizes.
Blueprint. [3039
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 23,
1916; F 28891; Auto club of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
LAKE County, Or. Jan., 1916. Scale
14 inches to a mile. Size 30 by 26
inches. Blueprint. [3040
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 21,
1916; F 283886; S. A. Mushen & R. H.
Rogers, Lakeview, Or.
LoGAN County, N. D. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co.
1916. 2p. 1. [7]-98, viii, x—xxili
p. illus., ports., col. maps. fol.
$15.00. [3041
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 420886; George A. Ogle
& co., Chicago.
3049
Logan County, O. Farm journal map
of Logan County, O. Philadelphia,
Wilmer Atkinson co. [1916] Size
18 by 20 inches. [8042
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28330; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
Lone Is~tanp. Rand-McNally county
and railroad map of Long Island in-
cluding Connecticut shore and met-
ropolitan district. Size 64 by 34
inches. [3043
©) Fan. ZO 19f6: 2 @ Jani 26
1916; F 28324; Rand-MecNally & co.,
Chicago.
LoRAIN County, O. Farm journal map
‘of Lorain County, O. Size 28 by 19
inches. Philadelphia, Wilmer At-
kinson co. [1916] Size 28 by 19
inches. [38044
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28327; C. S. Hammond & co.,
New York.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Orange belt special
[Los Angeles to Redlands and re
turn] Size 53 by 83 inches. (Red
star fine auto tours) [3045
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1916;
F 28339; Frank Leslie Watson, Los
Angeles.
LOUISIANA. Rand-MeNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Louisiana. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 58 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $60.25. [3046
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417936; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
LOWELL, Mass. 1916. Seale 1000 ft.
to an inch. Size 20 by 27 inches.
[3047
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1916; F 28895; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
Mapison Country, Ind. Farm journal
map of Madison County, Ind. Phil-
adelphia, Wilmer Atkinson co.
[1916] Size 26 by 13 inches. [3048:
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28829; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York,
MAINE. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Maine.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& co. [1916] 46 p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [3049:
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417943; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3050
pt. I, ms, v.28
Mancuestrer, N. H. Insurance maps
of Manchester, N. H. 1915. Secale
50 ft. to an inch: +96 1., size: 25/by
21 inches. Bound. [3050
©-Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 31, 1916;
F 29733; Sanborn map co., New
York:
MARYLAND. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Maryland and District of Columbia.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally &
co. [1916] 46 p. fold. map. 16mo.
BO ZoL {3051
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417941; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Rand-McNally new commercial
atlas map of Maryland and Dela-
ware. Scale 94 miles to an inch.
' Size 21 by 28 inches. [3052
© Jan..3, 1916; 2c. Jan..40, 1946 ;
F 28322; Rand-MeNally & co., Chi-
cago.
MARYSVILLE, Union Co., O. Insurance
maps of Marysville. Jan. 1916.
- Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 15 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [3053
© Beb; 23," 19672" er" Wen 25,
1916; EF 29759; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
MASSACHSETTS. Rand-MeNally _ in-
dexed pocket map and_= shippers’
guide of Massachusetts. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & co.
[1916] 42 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [3054
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
eAttsrhan. 2h, 1OTGs A 417953: Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
MeEpINA County, O. Farm journal
map of Medina County, O. Philadel-
phia, Wilmer Atkinson co. [1916]
Size 154 by 20 inches. [8055
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28331; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
Mexico. Physical and political, Mex-
ico, Central America and West In-
dies. Fig. 271. Buffalo, N. Y., Mat-
thews-Northrup works. Seale 400
miles to 1 inch. Size 104 by 84
inches. [3056
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 283859; American book co., New
York,
MicuiegsN. Nine county maps of
southern Michigan showing lakes,
streams, ete. Battle Creek, Mich.,
Auto road map co. Scale 3 miles to
an inch. 91. various sizes. . [8057
© Jan. 10. 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
F 28335; Arthur W: Davis, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Michi-
gan. Chicago, New York, Rand, Mc-
Nally & co. [1916] " 40 p,. fold. ita: &
£OM0. — SOi25. [3058
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2.¢, Jan. 10, 4291G-
aff. Jan. 21, 1916;. A 417947;- Rand,
McNally & co., ‘Chicago. ~~ rn
MippLE ATLANTIC States. Physical
and political, Middle Atlantic States.
Fig. 173. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 62 miles to
linch. Size 104 by 8tinches. [3059
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28349; American book co., New
York.
MINNESOTA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Minnesota. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 54 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [3060
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417954; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
MONTANA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Montana. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 34 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [3061
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan..10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417956; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Moores Hitt, Dearborn Co., Ind. In-
surance map of Moores Hill. Jan.,
1916. Seale 50. ft. to) an menoee2
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [38062
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1916; KF 29758; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mr. Hoxrty Sprines, Cumberland ¢co.,
Pa. [Insurance map] Jan., 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [3063
© Feb. 106,,,1916;..2..¢ Wehawd
1916; EF 29742; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Nanty-Gio,’ Cambria ’Co.4- Pa:“°"4 In-
surance map] Dec., 1915. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25. by
21 inches. [3064
©: Féb. 10, 1916; 2 ef eb 11,
1916; IF 29741; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
138
MAPS
no. 2, 1916 3080
|
NEBRASKA. Rand - McNally indexed | New JersEy—Continued.
pocket map and shippers’ guide of | ———1916 edition auto road map of
Nebraska. Chicago, New York,
Rand. MeNally & co. [1916] 34 p.
fold. map. 16 mo. $0.25. [3065
© Jan. 3. 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
‘aft. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417960; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
NEVADA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Nevada. Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 22 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. | 3066
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417927; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
NEw ENGLAND. Physical and political,
New England States. Fig. 157.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 58 miles to 1 inch.
Size 103 by Si inches. [3067
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 283866; American book co., New
York.
Pilot series.
Size 3 by 54 inches.
[3068
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 « Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28187; Antoine de Beelen Lovett,
Brookline, Mass.
NEw HAMPSHIRE. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide of New Hampshire. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & co.
[1916] 26 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [3069
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417959; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
New JERSEY. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
New Jersey. Chicago, New York,
Rand MeNally & co. [1916] 42 p.
fold. map. 16 mo. $0.25. [3070
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417958; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
—Rand-McNally new commercial
atlas map of New Jersey. Scale 7
miles to an inch. Size 28 by 21
inches. {3071
© Jan. 7, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 22, 1916;
1 « Feb. 3, 1916; IF 283384; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
—— Road map of eastern New Jersey
and Staten Island showing main
auto routes, interurban electric lines,
railroads, ete. and route of the Car-
teret Ferry. Scale 2 miles to one
inch. Size 17 by 22 inches. [8072
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ¢ Feb. 26,
1916; F 28897; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
New Jersey with main routes into
adjoining states. Size 28 by 17
inches. [3073
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
F 28341; W. Nuneviller. Philadel-
phia.
New Mexico. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
New Mexico. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 30 p.
fold. map. 16mo0. $0.25. [3074
© Jan. 3. 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417924; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
NEw YORK. tand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
New York. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 110 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [8075
© Jan. 3, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 10/4916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916: A 417955; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
NEw York (Sifate) The pilot series,
New York. New Jersey. Size 3 by
54 inches. [3076
© Jas=- 11, 1916: 2 ¢c) Jan.,13,
1916; F 28255; Antoine de Beelen
Lovett. Brookline, Mass.
NORFOLK, Va. Map of Broadway, Nor-
folk, Va. Size 23 by 13 inches. Nov.
1913. Blueprint. [3077
©) Jan: 24, 1916; -2° c. Jan. 18,
1916; F 28323; James N. W. Porter,
Norfolk, Va.
NortTH AMERICA. Physical, North
America. Fig. 134. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup works. Seale
700 miles to 1 inch. Size 10} by 84
inches. [3078
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2.c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28358: American book co., New
York.
—~—— Political, North America. Fig.
135. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-North-
rup works. Seale 700 miles to 1 inch.
Size 103 by 8} inches. [3079
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28362; American book co., New
York.
- Relief map, North America. Fig.
132. suffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Seale TOO miles to 1
inch. Size 104 by 8} inches. [8080
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28351; American book co., New
York,
9
CATALOGUE OF
3081
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, mss, ¥. a
NortTH CENTRAL STATES. Physical and
political, North Central States. Fig.
218. Buffalo. N. Y., Matthews-North-
rup works. Scale 114 mi. to 1 inch.
Size 154 by 102 inches. [3081
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28373; American book co., New
York.
NorgtH CAROLINA. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and _ shippers’
guide of North Carolina. Chicago,
New York, Rand-McNally & Co.
[1916] 78 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [38082
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417952; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
NortH Daxkora. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide of North Dakota. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & Co.
[1916] 30 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [3083
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417949; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Map of Nor-
thampton and Florence. for the city
diréctory, 1916. Size 17 by 33
inches. [8084
© Jan: 31,.1916;. 2 ¢. Keb 7, 19%;
F 28338; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
Onto. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Ohio.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& eo. [1916] 94 p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [8085
(Osage. S.. Toribis) 2. cu sans id).
1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 4719387;
Rand, McNally & co., ‘Chicago.
OKLAHOMA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Oklahoma. Chicago, New York,
Rand. McNally & co. [1916] 46 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [8086
©). dative, AGIG: 2. cy. Fate ao.
1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417940;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
OtTsEGo County, Mich. Size 164 by
163 inches. [3087
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c« Jan. 8,
1916; F 28196; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
OxForD, Oakland co.. Mich. [Insur-
ance map] Dec.. 1915. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [3088
© eb. 16, 1946s), 2) ch Rebs. 17,
1916; F 29746;
New York.
Sanborn map ©Co.,
|
Paciric States. Physical and polit-
ical, Pacific States. Fig. 244. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 165 miles to 1 inch.
Size 9 by 43 inches. [3089
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28369; American book co., New
York.
PHELPS CouNTY, Mo.
Phelps County, Mo.
Official map of
Scale 1 inch
to a mile. Size 40 by 27 inches.
[8090
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 e)/Febagi.
1916; F 28887; Booker H. Rucker,
Rolla, Mo.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. Physical and
politicai, Islands in the Pacific be-
longing to the United States; with
inset, Territory of Hawaii. Fig.
259. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 140 miles to
linch. Size 104 by 84 inches. [3091
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28346; American book co., New
York.
PLATEAU STATES. Physical and polit-
ical. Plateau States. Nati eee.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 165 miles to 1 ineh.
Size 104 by 8% inches. [3092
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ce. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28867; American book co., New
York.
Pontotoc, Pontotoc Co., Miss. [In-
surance map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [8093
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 11,
1916; EF 29739; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Porto Rico. Fig. 255. Buffalo, N. Y..,
Matthews-Northrup works. Scale
30 miles to 1 inch. Size 64 by 34
inches. {38094
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
KF 28365 ; American book ¢o., New
York.
PucEeT Sounp. Map of Puget oad
and Qlympic Peninsular. Size 8}
by 63 inches. [3095
© Nov. 30, 1915; 2 «. Dec. 6, 1915;
KF 28190; Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul ry., Seattle.
RHODE ISLAND. Rand-MecNally §in-
dexed pocket map and _ shippers’.
guide of Rhode Island. Chicago,
New York, Rand, MecNaliy «& co.
[1916] 18 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [3096
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916: A 417981; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
140
MAPS
no. 2, 1916
Rock Istanp County, Ill. Map ot
Rock Island County, Ill., showing
farm ownership, roads & townships,
revised by Clifford L. Hubbard.
[1915] Size 42 by 58 inches. [8097
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
F 28306; Theodore W. Fuller,
Dixon, Ill.
RoLanD, Story Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8098
© Feb. 4. 1916; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
F 29731; Sanborn map co., New
York.
RoscomMMOoN County, Mich. Size 18
by 144 inches. [3099
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28195; Shedd-Brown mfg. Co.,
Minneapolis.
Royat Oak, Mich. Royal Oak, town
no. 1, range 11 east, Wayne Co.,
Mich., 1916. Size 24 by 22 inches.
[3100
Seiten, 25,1916: 2 c.. Jan...27,
1916; F 28340; Wilbur Samuel Mc-
Alpine, Birmingham, Mich.
Russian Empire. Economic map of
the Russian Empire. Size 17 by 22
inches. [3101
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c Jan. 29,
1916; F 28326; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
St. Pavur, Minn. Election districts,
city of St. Paul. 1916. Scale 1200
feet to an inch. Size 46 by 34
inches. [3102
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 24,
1916; F 28308; H. M. Smyth print-
ing co., St. Paul.
SatemM, Dent Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
. [8103
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1916; F 29753; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
SANDPOINT, Bonner Co., Id. [Insur-
ance map] Dec., 1915. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 14 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [3104
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
EF. 297384; Sanborn map co., New
York,
SEATTLE, Wash. Political map of Seat-
tle, showing precincts, fort and
county commissioner, state repre-
sentative and state senatorial dis-
tricts. Size 20 by 13 inches. Blue-
print. [3105
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28332; John Henry Coke, Seattle.
3118
SEprine, Mahoning Co., O. [Insurance
map] Dec. 1915. Secale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[3106
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1916; F 29751; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SHELBY CouNtTy, Ind. Farm journal
map of Shelby County, Ind. Phila-
delphia, Wilmer Atkinson co. [1916]
Size 23 by 14 inches. [3107
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
F 28328; C. S. Hammond & ©co.,
New York.
SHERRODSVILLE, Carroll Co., O. [In-
surance map] Dec. 1915. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by
21 inches. [3108
) Feb. 10, °1916°"2"@ Web. '11,
1916; F 29738; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York:
Washington Co., Md.
Jan. 1916. Seale
3 sheets, size 25
SMITHSBURG,
[Insurance map]
50. ft. to an inch.
by 21 inches. [3109
©. Reb. 16,1916: 2. e: Keb. 1G
1916; EF 29749; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
SouTtH AMERICA. Physical, South
America. Fig. 288. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup ‘works. Scale
600 miles to 1 inch. Size 103 by 8}
inches. [3110
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28354; American book co., New
York.
South America. Fig.
N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 600 miles to
lineh. Size 104 by 84inches. [8111
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28871; American book co., New
York.
Relief map, South America, Fig.
281. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 600 miles to
linech. Size10} by S8tinches. [3112
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28348; American book co., New
York.
SoutH ATLANTIC STATES. Physical
and political, South Atlantic States.
Fig. 198. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 121 miles to
linch. Size 10}by 8}inches. [38113
© Feb. 1 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8 1916;
F 28345; American book co., New
York.
— Political,
286. Buffalo,
141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3114
SoutH CAROLINA. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide to South Carolina. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & co.
[1916] AG. p:,,.feld.. map. <iGmo.
$0.25. [3114
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417942; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
SoutH CENTRAL STATES. Physcial and
political. South Central States, Fig.
206. Buffalo, N. .Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 114 miles to
Lineh. Size 154 by 104+ inches. [8115
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
EF 28874; American book co., New
York.
SoutH Dakotas. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide of South Dakota. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & co.
PS1G}-: 20 “p... fold. -map.~ ema:
$0.25. [3116
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 «. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417932; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago. °
STAPLES, Todd Co., Minn. Insurance
map. Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[3117
Feb. 19,
Sanborn map ¢o.,
©: Heb: 48, 1916272... c:
1916; F 29754;
New York.
Story Ciry, Stery Co.. Ia. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. neale 50 ft..to an
inch. 2 sheets. size 25 by 21 inches.
[3118
2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
Sanborn map co.,
© Feb. 2. 1916;
Bat ;
York.
SUMMERTON, Clarendon Co., 8. C. [In-
surance map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [8119
©) Hel, 16. 1916" 2 ¢.. Men sty,
1916; EF 29752; Sanborn map _ ©o.,
New York.
Summit, N. J. Price & Lee co.’s new
map of Summit, Union Co., N. J.
Size 14 by 13 inches. [3120
Cc) Web.,.12, 1916. 2c. Kebigic,
1916; F 28381; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
TaLocA, Dewey Co., Okla. Insurance
map. Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [3121
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c« Feb. 21,
1916 ;. .F'29755 ;
New York.
New
|
|
Sanborn map ©Co., ,
|
pt. ines., ¥.43
TENNESSEE. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Tennessee. Chicago, New York,
Rand, McNally & co. [1916] 78 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [3122
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417945; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
TEXAS. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Texas.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& co. [1916] 94 p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [3128
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. dan. ik 1916: | 417925 ; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
UnITED STATES. Physical, United
States. Fig. 146.” Buitale, te,
Matthews-Northrup works. Scale
252 miles to 1 inch. Size 15% by 104
inches. [3124
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 283876; American book co., New
York.
Political, United States. Fig.
150. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 252 miles to
linech. Size 154 by 104 inches. [3125
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28377; American book co., New
York.
— Relief map, United States. Fig.
148. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 252 miles to
Linch. Size 154 by 104 inches. [38126
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 «. Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28375; American book co., New
York.
Scale 185 miles to an inch. Size
19 by 28 inches. [3127
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 e. Feb. 5, 1916;
F 283836; Rand-McNally & co., New
York,
VERMONT. Rand-McNally — indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Vermont. Chicago, New York, Rana,
McNally & co. [1916] 22 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [3128
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c: Jan. 10,1996;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417939; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Vitas County, Wis. Size 17 by, 10
inches. [3129
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28192; Shedd-Brown imfg. co.,
Minneapolis.
142
MAPS
no, 2, 1916
VINELAND, N. J. Map of borough of
Vineland, Cumberland Co., N. J.
1916. Secale 1 inch to 150 feet. Size
50 by 38 inches. [3130
i) ep, 15, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 16, |
1916; F 28383; Henry Lee Fisher,
Vineland, N. J.
VIRGINIA. Rand-McN ally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Virginia. Chicago, New York, Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 86 p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [3131
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417926; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Size 103
WAKEFIELD, Mass. by 83
inches. [3182
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c.. Jan. 5, 1916;
F 28189; William S. King, Wake-
field, Mass.
WALA WALA County, Wash. Size 154
by 18 inches. [31383
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28199; Shedd-Brown mfg. Co.,
Minneapolis.
WARREN, Marshall Co., Minn. [Insur-
ance map] Dee. 1915. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [3134
© Pes, 6) 1916; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1916; F 29745; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WASHINGTON (State) States of Wash-
ington and Oregon. Size 15 by 194
inches. [3135
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28193; Shedd- Brown infg. Co.,
Minneapolis.
West PatM BeEaAcH, Fla. Map of the
city of West Palm Beach, Fla. Size
134 by 13 inches. [3136
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
¥ 27928; Frank Conway Gardner,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
West VrRGINIA. Rand-McNally _in-
dexed pocket map and _= shippers’
guide of West Virginia. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & co.
[1916] 66 p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [3137
© Jan, 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417950; Rand,
MeNally & co., Chicago.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan, 1, 1916____
3144
WINCHESTER, Mass. Insurance maps
of Winchester, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
20 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[31388
(©)? Pepe 10, 1916: 2 c, Nek. 11,
1916; F 29748; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WorbLp. Cram’s unrivaled atlas [1916]
New historical ed. New York, N.
Y., Chicago, Ill., G. F. Cram com-
pany, 1916. 494 p. col. front., ilus.
Chart. col;),.. ports; .cok, maps, fol.
eras [3139
© Dee. 2, 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1915;
aff. Dec. 20, 1915; A 420333; George
F. Cram co., Chicago.
Rand McNally & co.’s new family
atlas. Chicago, New York, Rand
McNally & company, 1916. 2 p. Ll,
156 p. ports., col. maps, col. diagrs.
fol. $1.00. [3140
©: Jan. 27 2916% 2-6) ‘Jan 926;
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 420532;
Rand, McNally & co. Chicago.
[Copyright is claimed on changes. ]
— Rand McNally ideal atlas. Chi-
cago, New York, Rand, McNally &
company, 1915. 2.p..1., 193 p. col.
front., col. plates, col. maps, col.
diagrs. fol. [3141
© Oct. 21, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
12, 1916; A 420834; Rand, McNally
& co., Chicago.
The World, principal transporta-
tion lines and commercial develop-
ment. Fig. 409. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup works. Size 10}
by 8+ inches. [3142
© Feb, 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
Kk 283538; American book co., New
York.
YAKIMA CouNtTy, Wash. Size 14 by
184 inches. [3143
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
F 28200; Shedd-Brown mfg. ©Co.,
Minneapolis,
ZEARING, Story Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 1 sheet, size 25 by 21 inches.
. [3144
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
I 29730; Sanborn map co., New
York.
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208 p. illus. 16mo. (Catalogue no.
188) [3145
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419906.
ApAMs (Frank R.)* Whitehall, Mich.
Mr. Man. (Jn Munsey’s magazine,
Mar., 1916.) [3146
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 18,
1916; A 422529.
ApamMs County, Ind. Farm journal
directory of Adams County, Ind.
[1916-1921] Philadelphia, W. At-
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256 p. illus. 8vo. [3147
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 420806; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
ADVERTISERS art & cut service, inc.
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~ Duo- art pianola. (In New rox evening
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Phonograph of richer tone that you can
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From the shell to the show room; or,
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1916; 1 c. and aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A
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Forging ahead in business. 127 p. col.
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Modern business reports. 24 Svo
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ALLEN (Quincy) pseud. Outdoor
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Grosset & Dunlap [1916] iv, 242 p
front., plates. 12mo. [(His .The
outdoor chums series)] $0.40. [3160
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 427122; Grosset & Dunlap
New York.
ALLEN County, O. Farm journal ru-
ral directory of Allen County, QO.
[1916-1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer
Atkinson company, 1916. 208 -p.
illus., ports. Svo. [3161
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 427149; Wilmer Atkinson
co., Philadelphia.
ALVIENNE united stage training schools,
inc.*, New York. Alvienne schools ;
photo-play and = expressive arts.
[New York, Printed by the Chas.
Francis press, 1916] 1 p. 1, 5-46,
[2] p. illus., ports. S8vo. [3462
© Jan 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 418416.
145
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3163
AMERICAN and foreign detective insti-
tute. Successful detective. cover-
title, 16 p. S8vo. [3163
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426523; A. EH. O’Hara, St._
Louis.
AMERICAN BUREAU of engineering, inc.*,
Chicago. [3164-3176
Adlake, Deaco, Disco, Esterline, National,
Simms- Huff master charts. cover- title,
158 p. 8vo. $6.00. © Dec. 29, 1915;
2c. and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420758.
Ailis- Chalmers, Bosch, Jesco, lLeece-
Neville master charts. cover-title, 1 p.
ln tZo" p.. > Svo., . $6.00; Dees, 2,
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A
420752.
Apleo, Splitdorf-Apeleo master charts.
cover-title, 85 p. S8vo. $6.00. © Nov.
29, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff) Keb, O1/1916;
A 420757.
Autolite master charts. cover-title, 58 p.
Svo. 6.00. © Decs 29) 1915; Cc.
and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; a 420750.
Bijur, Rushmore master charts.
8vo.
cover-
‘Delco meter charts. cover-title. p. 3—
151. 8vo. $6.00. © Nov. 19, 1915; 2
ce, and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420748.
Dyneto, Entz master charts. cover-title,
68 p. 8vo. $6.00. © Dec. 29, 1915;
2c. and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420753.
Gray & Davis equipment. cover-title, 72
D. 8vo. 6. ©: Nov. 16) 1915-7).2
. and aff. Feb. che 1916; A 420751.
ieee book. cover-title, 62 p.
loose pl., diagr. 8vo. © Nov. 9, 1915;
2 e¢. and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420760.
North east U.S. L. master charts.
cover-
title, 92 p. 8vo. © Dec. 29,
1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. At, 1916; A
420759.
Remy master charts. cover-title, 94 p.
Svo. $6.00. © Dec. 15, 1915; 2 «
and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420749.
Wagner, Ward Leonard master charts.
sone Bae 83 p. 8vo.
$6.00. © Nov.
es
15; 2 c. and aff. Keb. 11, 1916;
PEPE EL
Westinghouse master charts. cover-title,
102 p. 8vo. $6.00. © Nov. 29, 1915;
2c. and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420755.
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*, Chicago.
[3177-3184
Practical ‘traffic Unit’ “erties
vised] [19] p. © Feber 5, 1916;
2c. Feb. 10, No16. aff Feb. 25, 1916 ;
A 426337.
Unit, 4, 5... 2v7,.. 4to.. ©). dans 15,
Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. each Feb. 10, 1916;
aff, Feb. Ze "1916; A 426338, 426339.
Sincere appreciation of the _ practical
traffic services of the American com-
merce association. cover-title [48] p.
4to.’ "© Jan: 3st, 1916 2 ec. Feb.’ 10,
1916; aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426343.
Traffic efficiency.
vie k.
general information
bulletin. 62, [1] p. ports. 8vo. ©
Hep? i, Ul 27 seb: LO) OG air.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 426336
.
SY SS
pt. T, as was
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*—Contd.
Your personal instructor. Unit 1, steps
—16. Lee 51 p. 4to. °@ Feb.
5, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10; 19162 a8 wee
25% 1916; A 426340.
Your personal instructor.
steps 1-12. 2v. 4to.
Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. each Feb. 10, 1916:
aff. Feb. 25, 1916: A 426341, 426342.
AMERICAN CRANBERRY
growers’ assn.
Proceedings of the 46th annual
meeting, held at the Hotel Ridgway,
Camden, N. J., on Saturday, Jan. 22,
1916. [Philadelphia, Pa., printed
by Louis Fink & Son] 1916. cover-
title, 19 p. S8vo. [3185
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
26,-1916; A 427088; Andrew J. Ri-
der, Hammonton, N. J.
AMERICAN ELECTRICAL supply co. Cata-
logue no. 12, 1916. Chicago Il.
[1916] 1112 p. illus. fol. [3186
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 e: and afi Jan.
31, 1916; A 420587; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
AMERICAN FASHION co.*, New York.
~Safe-guarding your furs from
moths. [16] p. illus. 24mo.
(Cover title: Storage and care of
furs.) [3187
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2
2, 1916; A 425720.
c. and aft. Mar.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ un-
ion*, Toledo, O. [3188-3190
Circular no. 7, Dec. 23, 1915. 15, [1] p
4to. © Dec. 23, 1915; 2 e. and daft.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 420697.
Circular no. 9. 15 p. 4to. © Feb. 21,
1916; 2 ec.-and aff. Feb. 26, 1916;
A 420940.
Circular no. 10 16p. Ato. Yeb. 24,
1916;:2 e¢ and ‘aff: Keb. 26, =f3iG-;
A 420941.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. Feb., 1916,
suppl. Preventive appliances. 4 p.
illus. (part col.) ie [3191
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18. 196A. 425515. National manu-
-facturers co., New York.
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. Herd register. v. 86. cCxxiv,
655 p. S8vo. $1.00. [3192
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418789.
AMERICAN LAND system.
the best way. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. [3193
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426367; Louis Lutje-
harms, Columbus, O.
Right way is
146
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916 3212
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC c¢o.*, New | AMERICAN UNIVERSITY*, Chicago.
York. Complete alphabet book of | [3204, 3205
embroidery transfer initials. 26 1. Annual announcement, American uni-
obl. 12mo. 13194 versity, department of chiropractic,
9 p. ports., diagrs. S8vo.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. (Cover-title: Doctor of chiropractic)
25, 1916; A 426329. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
AMERICAN METAL Market and daily
iron and steel report. Metal statis-
tics, 1916. 9th annual ed. New
York, The American metal market
and daily iron and steel report [etc.,
- 1916]. 368 p. 16mo. $0.50. [3195
© Feb. 10. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
a2, 1916; A 418797; Amer. metal
market co., New York.
AMERICAN NECROPOLIS co. Washelli,
peaceful, parklike, perpetual care.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. 24mo.
[3196
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
- 24,1916; A 417983; Charles B. Sims,
Seattle.
AMERICAN OPTICAL assn., Albert Lea,
Minn. Optometric reading test card.
Card, 7 by 5 inches. [3197
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426533.
AMERICAN RAILWAY perishable freight
assn., Chicago. Standard rules and
regulations governing the handling
of perishable freight. 22 p. 4to.
(Circular no. 27—-D, Jan. 15, 1916.)
$0.02. [3198
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417 7905.
AMERICAN SCHOOL of correspondence*,
Chicago. [3199-3201
Cost-analysis engineering. pt. 1, 2. In-
struction poner prepared by DeWitt V.
. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
R °@ eb. 24, 1916: 2 c. each and
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 427163.
Dams and weirs. pt. 1, 2. Instruction
paper ered by W. G. Bligh. 2 v.
illus., diagrs. Svo. $1.50. © Mar. a
1916 : 2c. each and aff Mar. 11, 1916;
A 427220.
Railroad engineering. pt. 1-3. Instruc-
tion paper, prepared by Walter Loring
Webb. Vv. illus., diagrs. vo.
$1.50. © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. each and
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 418845.
AMERICAN SHORT horn breeders’ assn.,
Chicago. American short-horn herd
book (new series) v. 86. Ixxix, 646
p. 4to. $2.00. [3202
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418920.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.,
New York. Comission leaflet no.
49, Jan. 1, 1916. xxi, 285-505 p.
8vo. [3203
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 418594.
ol, 1916; A 419918.
Diagnosis chart of pain areas. 51. fol.
(With this Chart of cutaneous nerve
distribution and spinal nevre supply
end Concussion chart for spondylo-
therapy.) @ Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aft. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419907.
AMHERST, Mass. Amherst directory
including Hadley and Belchertown,
1916. v. 15. Springfield, Mass., H.
A. Manning co., 1916. 197 p. front.
fold. map. S8vo. $3.00. [3206
©: Jan... 215 1916; 2 ec: ‘and, aff.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 420766; H. A. Man-
ning co., Springfield, Mass.
ANDERSON (J. S. B.)* Norfolk; Va.
Bashful man; or, What do you
think of that. 2.1. 12mo. [3207
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 18, 1916; A 425503.
Andover and North
Andover, Mass., directory, 1916. v.
1. Salem, Mass., The Henry M.
Meek publishing co., 1915. 363 p.
front. (fold. map) S8vo. $3.00.
[3208
ec. and aff. Feb.
Alice R. Meek,
ANDOVER, Mass.
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2
9, 1916; A 420725.
Salem, Mass.
ANDREA (A. Louise) [3209, 3210
Baking powder facts. Mar., 1916. ©
Feb, 25... 1916: live: Beby. 28; 1926);
A 422760.
What’s in a name, everything. Mar.,
1916. © Feb. 25, 1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 28,
1916; A 422761.
[Note: The foregoing are in Gentle-
woman ]
© Gentlewomen, New York.
ANGELETTI (Joseph)* Chicago. Rosary
of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the
way of the cross. 2d ed. Chicago,
St. Francis De Paula press [1915]
64 p. illus., front. 32mo. $0.20.
{3211
() Oct. 3, 1915; 2 « ib! 9, 1916;
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 42627
ApprE (FE. <A.)* Cleveland. New
stories about Lincoln as told by his
barber and coachman, Joseph Chris-
tian. (Jn Gaco ramrod. Feb., 1916)
(3212
© Feb. 28, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4,
1916; A 422844
147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32138
APPLETON (Victor) pseud. [82138, 3214
Motion picture chums’ war _ spectacle;
or, The film that won the prize. New
York, Grosset & Dunlap [1916] &
Dsl. 210 p. = tron. al2mor i (as
The motion pigne chums series) ]
$0.40!) -@ Mar. 42 1916: 2c) Mar. 3;
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 428042.
Tom Swift and his big tunnel; or, The
hidden city of the Andes. New York,
Grosset & Dunlap [1916] iv, 218 p.
front. 12mo. [(His The Tom Swift
series)] $0.40. @© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 427124.
© Grosset & Dunlap, New York.
ARMISTEAD (Patrick Henry)* Baird,
Texas. Lone star rhymes. 2 p. L,
12 p. 16mo. $0.50. [3215
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426364.
ARMSTRONG rubber co., inc.*, New
York. Unusual opportunity for 600
automobile owners including your-
_ self. cover-title, 12 p. illus. fol.
[3216
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425339.
ART METAL construction co., ine.*,
Jamestown, N. Y. Making 1916 big
for both of us. cover-title, 15 p.
illus. fol. fo2l7
1 Jan 17%; 1916: 2 dane’ 20,
- 1916; aff. Jan. 19; 1916; A 417857.
ART PUBLICATION soc.*, St. Louis. Pro-
gressive series of music lessons.
Lesson no. 80. Principles of prac-
tree” {61 p. “tilus.. Pore a0.
[3218
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425524.
ART work shop*, Buffalo.
reminders of bygone days.
illus. obl. 48mo.
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 «
Mar. 2, 1916; A 425715
Tangible
1G" 510.
[3219
and aff.
ASSOCIATION of American Portland ce-
ment mfrs.*, Philadelphia. Accident
prevention bulletin, no. 10, Feb.,
1916. 10 p. illus. 8vo. [38220
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 418729.
[3221-8224
Home for your old age. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. @©
Feb: (13; 1916; ac endeb. 19) 19167
A 422538.
ATLANTA Georgian.
AUSTIN
pt..1, 1 Sa
ATLANTA Georgian—Continued.
Silent things that are part of our lives.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Ameri-
can. © Feb. 6,.1916 3:4) Penna
1916; A 422537.
Spring fashion hints from all over the
world. Atlanta Georgian and Sunday
American. @© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Mar.
13, 1916; A 423032.
Your shoes are a telltale; your feet
feature the facts about you. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. ©
Feb. 11, 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 4292539.
[Note: The foregoing are in Hearst’s
Sunday American]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
ATLANTA JOURNAL*, Atlanta.. Friend
Woodrow at the motion pictures
party. (Jn Atlanta journal)
[3225
© Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
A 422559.
ATLAS specialty mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Fabric specialties for the motor car.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. obl. 24mo.
([Catalog no. 20]) [3226
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 16, —
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 425454.
(John H.)* Los Angeles.
Prof. John H. Austin’s beauty book.
23 p. illus. 24mo. $0.10. [8227
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and@ate
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425567.
AUTOMATIC coinwrapping machine co.*,
New York. Depositor’s coin. cover-
title. 12 p. illus. 8vo. [3228
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425548.
AUTOMOBILE trade directory’s mailing
list. Suppl. Feb., 1916. 1st, 2nd
section. 2 v. S8vo. [Text paraliel
to binding. ] [3229, 3230
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. each
Feb. 4, 1916; A 425178, 425179; Au-
tomobile trade directory, ine., New
York.
Ayars (M. Morton)*, Philadelphia.
Acrostic. Card, 53 by 33 inches.
$0.05. [3231
© Dee. 21, 1915; 2c. and aff.. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417559.
Azzoni (Casare M.) & Drake (Fran-
ces)* Reno, Nev. Marionette film
seenario. cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
[3232
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425462.
148
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
B.-M. co.’s cumulative code annota-
' tions and current digest. Idaho. [Vv.
-> a) no: 2, Mar., 1916] Ed. by W. S.
~ Church. San Francisco, Cal., Ben-
' der-Moss company [1916] 2 p. L,
196 p.,11., 92 p. 4to. $8.00.
bene ¢ [3233
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 427237; Bender-Moss co.,
San Francisco.
Bancock (M. G.) co. [ 3234, 3235
Free silver spoon. Washington’s birth-
day. (In New York herald.) © Jan.
eerie c.6Rheb. 16, 1916; A
422489.
silberl6ffel. Deutschland tiber
(In Deutscher marktplatz.)
GS ao1G= 2 ¢ Keb. 16,.1916; A
Freier
422488
© George H. Babcock, New York.
BAILEY meter co.*,
“41; Jan., 1916.
, diagrs. 16mo.
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2
» 25, 1916; A 419826.
Baker (Barnard Nadal) Administra-
> tion’s shipping bill. Proof. (Na-
‘ tional editorial service, serial no.
. B69.) [3237
>>. © Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425642; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
BAKER (Walter) & co., ltd.*, Dorches-
ter, Mass. Choice recipes for the
“use of Baker’s ground sweet choco-
‘ Jate. cover-title, 12 p. illus. 16mo.
Ei hed [3238
ec. and aff. Jan.
Boston. Bulletin no.
[8] p. folder, illus.,
[3236
ec. and aff. Jan.
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2
21, 1916; A 417920.
Itd.*, New York.
Story of the oven. 31 [1] p. front.,
* illus. 4to. (Cover-title. Baker
traveling bread oven) 3239
>= © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
~ Feb. 25, 1916; A 426330.
BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Polk-Husted di-
rectory co.’s Bakersfield city direc-
tory, 1916. v. 8. Sacramento, Cal.,
. Polk-Husted directory co., 1916. 322
. Dp. Svo. $6.00. [3240
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
-aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 420805; Polk-
Husted directory co., Sacramento,
Cal.
BALDWIN piano co.*, ~=Cineinnati.
_ Seven tests that prove the world
: supremacy of the Baldwin piano.
15 p. col. illus. 16mo. [3241
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426363.
BaKeEr’s (Joseph)
3254
Battes (F. W.)* Portland, Or. Basis
for estimating on printing. [New
ed.] [4] p. 24mo. $1.00. [3242
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425871. [Copy-
right is claimed on changes. ]
service*, Sedalia, Mo.
Savings club. Office
ecard 2¢ class. Card, printed on both
sides, 3 by 5 inches. [3243
© Dees 15) 1915> 2) ‘and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425557.
BANKERS AND BROKERS directory, with
list of lawyers and accountants;
New England, Middle Atlantic
states, and Washington, D. C., Dec.,
BANKERS ad.
Ready-money
1915. New York, Williams & com-
pany: 1915:.. cS sparls (9i-s6s.. p.
12mo. $2.00. [3244
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 418742; Williams & co,
New York.
BANKERS
assn.
AND MERCHANTS
Instructions. [3] p.
clearing
16mo.
[3245
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425556; Edward Clarke
O’Brien, Chicago.
, Salt Lake City.
[38246, 3247
Trust company service. [22] p. 16mo.
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 21,
1916; A 425570.
BANKERS trust co.*
Your life insurance money. [15] p.
16mo. © Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425569.
BANNON (P.) pipe co. ine.*, Louisville,
Ky. Bannon’s patent lidded. con-
duit [and] Bannon’s patented. ex-
pansion pipe supports. Pamphlet
D. cover-title, 68 p. illus., diag.
4to. [3248
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417855.
BANUET (José) San Francisco.
Spanish verb. cover-title, [8] p.
24mo. $0.25. [3249
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425956.
BarBer (Edward §.)* Chi¢ago. Busi-
ness, science of dentistry, Lesson T-
J1. 5 v.. illus. Svo. $25.00 for set
of 20 lessons. Contents.—Lesson 7.
Personal appearance.— Lesson 8,
Personality.—Lesson 9. Optimism.—-
Lesson 10. Business efliciency.—Les-
son 11. Personal service.
[3250-8254
© Feb. 15, 17, 1916: 2 c. each and
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426260-426264.
149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3255 pt. 1, 8S...
BARKER (Wharton) Europe headed | Barrrerr (Frederick H. & co.
- for democracy. Proof. (National [38287-3290
editorial service, serial, no. 368.) Dawn of a new era for investors; Bart-
[3255 lett ouvert ee estate bonds.
: M4 : cover-title, 15 p. vo. Feb. 10,
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb. 191G > 12 Le. pee aff. Febo 21, 1916;
26, 1916; A 425641; National ediioc- A 425554.
rial service, ine., New York. Regulations governing Salesmen-col-
lectors; bond department. 3 1. fol.
Barnes (A. M.) {Text parallel to binding] © Jan. 11,
Esperance, the ship
of hope; or, The search for the un-
charted island. (Jn Illustrated
companion, Mar., 1916.) [3255
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c Mar. 8, 1916;
A 422894; F. B. Warner co., New
York.
Barrett (Harold James)* Brookline,
Mass. Dollars and sense. (Jn Bos-
ton journal.) [38257
© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
- A 422625
BarsotTtTi (Charles)* New York. [Ca-
blegrams] (In Progresso _italo-
americano) . [3258-3286
Feb: 15, ‘16, 1916... “@ Feb. “is, 16:
TONG = AT e: Feb. GSAT AOS: Ay 42250:
422509,
hep. a2 1S II Gs OL repa lis. as:
PELORG HS le: ‘each Feb. 18, 1916; A 422527,
429528.
Feb. 19, 1916. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 23, 1916; A 422621.
Feb. 20, 1916. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422581.
«Feb. 21, 22, 1916. © Feb. 21, -22,
1916: 1c. each Feb. 23, 1916; A 422622,
422623.
Feb. 23, 24, 1916. © Feb. 23, 24,1916;
1 c. Feb. 23, 24, 1916; A 422648, 422649.
Feb. 25, 1916. © Feb. 25, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 422682.
Feb. 26, 1916. © Feb.
1c. Feb. 26, 1916; A 422709.
Feb. 27, 28, 1916. © Feb. 27, 28, 1916;
26," 196:
14 Cs. each. Web. 28, 19165 Aj422734,
422732.
Hep: 29: Mar i552, 19tGis © heb...29-
Mar i> 2, 191637°-2 ¢-Mar.<1, 2; 49h6;
A 422815422817.
Mar: 3. 1916.3 ©2eMars 3) 19165 aie
Mar. 3, 1916; A 422828.
Mar. 4; 5, 1946. © Mar. 4, 5;519%6;
1 ec. Mar. 4, 6, 1916; A. 422879, 422880.
Mar. 6, 1916. @ Mar. 6, 1916; 1 c¢.
Mar. 7, 1916; A 422891.
Mar; 7%. 1916. s@sMar.saie ANG. ots ie:
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422900.
Mar. 8;,1916.° (@. Mar. §, 19164. 4.¢
Mar. 9, 1916; A 422969.
Mar. 9, 1916. @ Mar. 9, 1916; 1 ¢.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 422997.
Mar: - 10,. 71; 1996... 4@ Mar: 516,14;
1916; 1c. Mar. 10, 11, 1916; A 423029,
423030.
Mar..12, 1916... @ Mas, 12, T9iG.; 1 ic:
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423045.
Mar. 13,..14. 19t6. (Oo Mara. tes.. 24:
1916; 1c. each Mar. 14, 1916; A 423073,
423074.
1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 14, 1916: af Jaw 20;
1916 > 0A, 425217:
6% Bartlett convertible real estate bond,
eae 00... £4] “p...fok Jan. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff.. Jan. Si, 19ie- A
419917.
6% Bartlett convertible real estate bond,
$100.00. Sheet, printed on _~— both
sides. 15 by 24 inches. fold to 8vo.
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 23,
1916; A 426270.
© Frederick H. Bartlett, Chicago.
Barton (Edward E.)* Falmouth, Ky.
Sweet clover and how to grow it.
4th ed., rev. and enl. Falmouth,
Ky., Bokhara seed co. [1916] vi, 25
p. $0.10. [3291
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 418984.
Bascom (Elva L.) Better babies book
mark; comp. by Elva L. Bascom
[and] Dorothy Reed Mendenhall.
Sheet, illus., 8 by 3 inches. $0.25
per 100. [3292
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
20; 194G* A: 419860 : Democrat 2 De
co., Madison, Wis.
BatHurst (Thomas T.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Bank and merchants savings
plan. [6] p. 8vo. $0.25. [38293
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419858.
Bay View, Mich. Bay View summer
resort directory [1916] [Grand
Rapids, Mich., Printed by Standard
pub. co., 1916] 48 p. 16mo. $1.00.
[3294
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 428000; Rosanna Mono-
smith, Grand Rapids, Mich.
BeEarp (Daniel Carter)* Flushing, N.
Y. Dan Beard tells you how white
people talk by gesture. (Boy’s life.
Mar., 1916. ) [3295
© Feb. 19, 1916; 1 c+Mares
1916; A 422755.
BeckeR milling machine co.*, Boston:
Becker vertical and horizontal mil-
lers..-.56:. p. . ius... plates: .a#eld
table. diagrs. nie. [3296
(©) Jan. .15, 1916; 2 c. and aff; Jan.
24, 1916; A “7970.
150
BOOKS, GROUP IL
no, 3, 1916
3325
BECKLEY
girl.
(Zoe) Problems of every-
(Ji New York Evening mail)
[38297, 3298
Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb. 8, 1916; 1c. Feb.
9, 1916; A 422676.
Hep. 10, 1916. © Feb. 10, 191631 ec.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422995.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
Becton, Dickinson & co.,* Rutherford,
-N. J. Illustrated catalog of drug-
gists, surgical, dentai [etc.] special-
ties, 1916. 208 p. illus. Svo. (Cover-
title: General catalog, 1916.) [8299
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417901.
BEEMAN (Claude Y.)*
ceutage table.
$1.00.
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 «.
21, 1916; A 425576.
Bett (Archie)
inc.,
St. Louis. Per-
Card, 15 by 10 inches.
[3300
and aff. Feb.
(3301, 3302
From promised land back to Egypt.
rhe ai 2016; 1c. Mar. 1;.1916;
A 422800.
How Bakst improves on nature. . © Feb
20, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422650.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
BELL TELEPHONE co. of Pennsylvania*,
- Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[3303-38305
Huntingdon ([etc.]
84 p. 4to. © Feb. 26,
fig ean. Mar! 2 1916;
_Altoona, Clearfield,
Feb. 5, 1916.
nose 5) 2 Se.
A 425708.
Main line district,
Soret, <) Mar. 11,
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 425974.
Shamokin, Sunbury, gt tra ee
Jan. 15 1916. 58 p. Jan
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 4, 1916 |
A 425188.
BELL TELEPHONE €o. of Pa. & Delaware
& Atlantic telegraph & telephone
Feb. 21, 1916. . 64
1916; 2 c. and
¢o.,* Philadelphia. Allentown, the
Bethlehems, Easton, Pa., Phillips-
burg, N. J., and nearby places tele-
phone directory, Jan. 25, 1916. 102
p. 4to. [3306
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425531.
BENDEL (Henri)* New York. Making
the fashions becoming, by Henri W.
Bendel. (/n Harpers bazaar, Mar.,
1916) [3307
© Feb. 25, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 28,
1916; A 422725.
BENEKE (Herman H.)* Topeka, Kan.
Suggestions to track men, cover-
title, 1 p. 1., 40 [1] p. plates. 24mo.
$0.10. [3308
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425725.
BENZIGER brothers’
ealendar for 1916.
sacristy and desk
eover-title [736]
p. illuS. S2mo. -in box: {Text par-
allel to binding] [3309
© Wee. 21, 1916: 2 ¢ ‘and aff.
Jan. 25, 1916; A 419829; Benziger
bros., New York.
BERANGER (Clara S.)* New York.
Her ladyship. 8 p. 8vo. [Motion
picture scenario] [3310
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 « Feb. 19, 1916;
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425710.
BERGER BROS. co.*, New Haven, Conn.
Spencer surety bond. Sheet, 54 by
7 inches. [3311
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 e@. and aff. Jan.
24, LO1G -- A. 417895.
BERGER MFG. co.*, Canton, O. Classik
steel ceilings, catalogue no. 21. 80
p. front., illus., diagrs. obl. 8yo.
[3312
©)Jan.. 15. 1916 :—.2. «.. Jans 19;
1916;
BETTER business, y. 2,
Chicago, A. B. hae
[4] p. illus. S8vo. [3313
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426366; Samuel C. Bil-
ger, Chicago.
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425207.
2, Feb., 1916.
& co., 1916.
ine. Course in
repairing and selling auto-
BircH motor college,
driving,
mobiles. Lesson 1-10. 10 vy. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. Contents.—Lesson 1.
The motor.—Lesson 2. Carbu-
retors.—Lesson 38. Ignition.—Les-
son 4. Cooling and _ lubrication.—
Lesson 5. Clutches, transmissions,
axles.—Lesson 6. Starting and
lighting equipment.—Lesson ie
Tires and their care.—Lesson 8.
Daily, monthly and yearly atten-
tion.—Lesson 9. How to drive cor-
rectly.—Lesson 10. Automobile
business management. [3314-3323
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. each and
aff. Feb. 18, 1916; A 425537-
425546; Ralph Birchard, Chicago.
Bmp (W. H.)* Dalton, Ga. Message
of hope; cancer, its cause, cure and
prevention. 18 p. 16mo. $1.00.
[3324
© Jan, 25,1916; ..2 ..c.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 425332.
and afé.
BIRMINGHAM (Thomas M. C.)* Mil-
ford, Neb. World peace under
American leadership. [3] p. port.
fol. $0.05. [3325
© Jan. 13,
1916; aff. Jan.
Res. ie. Gi
29, 1916;
Jan. 17,
A 425054.
lol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3326
BrrerELL (Claire W.)*
Penny for your thought?
16mo. $0.10. [3326
©- Dec. 27, 191d 20) Weer 31.
1915; aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 419900.
BLACKSTONE institute*,
Los Angeles.
[3] p.
Chicago.
~ [83827-8339
Model solutions to modern American law
problems. 21-23. 3 v. 8vo. © Jan.
28, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff. Mar. 6,
1916; A 426498426500.
“Modern American law guide. no. 41.
12) Duin OVO Oy dam, Ah hwo "2 euanG
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426506.
. Modern American law guide. no. 46,
Ao 2 Ve. 8Vvo. . @ dam, 28; 1OtG::
2 e: each and aff. Mar. 6, 191 6; A
. 426507, 426508.
Modern American law guide. No. 63-65.
3 v. S8vo. © Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. each
and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426509-—
426511.
Modern American law problems. 21.
Fah pe Smo. (© sam ste LOG ya) ic.
and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426501.
Modern American law problems. 28.
[4 opo. Sve. sO. Janiy2s,. LOtGee 2 ¢,
and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426502.
Modern American law problems. 30, 31.
2v.. 8vo.’ @ Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. each
and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; <A 426508,
426504.
Biocw (Alexander) Principles & prac-
‘tice of violin bowing. New York,
London [ete.] G. Schirmer [1916]
2. 4.5 1 -ps, * 4t07 $0 Kor [3340
a ©) Mar. 4, 1916) 27¢ (and saith Mats
6, 1916; A 428017; G. Schirmer, New
Wy Yor kk.
BLOESER (Walter Alfred)* Chicago.
‘Wakefield and Forestvilie court
- apartments. Rogers Park, Ill. cover-
title, 18 p. illus., plans. 8vo.
[33841
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417757.
BivuE book of Brookline, 1916. Boston.
Mass., Boston suburban book co.,
1916. viii, 270, [20] p. diagrs., fold.
map. S8vo. $2.00. [3342
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 428004; Boston suburban
book co., Boston.
Botting (Bertha) [3343, 3344
Message. Proof. © Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425858.
Rome. "'Proot, "@ "heb, 23, Mle, 2c)
‘and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425859.
“* © Newspaper enterprise assn.,
Cleveland.
BonNET-Brown sales. service*, Chi-
cago. [83845-3352
Furniture [syndicate service] Suppl. F
ope, i 882 A. Jan, Wie, Siteet,
illus. 21 by 273 inches. © Jan. 15,
1916; 2 c..and aff. Jan. 22,1916; A
419775.
pt. 1, Sees
BONNET-Brown Sales service*—Con.
Furniture [syndicate peat,
338, F 338A. Feb., 1916. Sheet, illus.,
21 by 28 inches. © Feb. 18, 1916 ; 20.
and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426302.
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl. 333,
333A, Jan. 20,1916. Advanced spring.
Sheet, illus. 21 by 274 inches. © Jan.
15, 1916: 2 ce. and aff. Jan. 22, 1916;
A 419777
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl. 339,
339A. Feb. 20, 1916. Sheet, illus., 21
by 28 inches. © Feb. 18, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426303.
Newspaper [syndicate service] Suppl. N
31, N 881A, Jan., 1916] “Siteet,
illus., 21 by 272) inches.” ,@F Janets,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A
Suppl. F
419776.
Newspaper [syndicate service] Suppl. N
337, N - 887A. Feb., 1916. Sheet,
TMI Gy Lone | 2S} inches. © Feb. 18,
19163 2 ¢,. and aff, Pebs)2a.10ae es
426301.
[Women’s syndicate service] Suppl. 334,
334A, Jan. qi Advanced
spring. Sheet, illus., 21 by 273 inches.
© Jan. 15, 1916: 2, cand a. ame 22,
1916; A 419774. .
[Women’s syndicate service |
340A. Feb. 20, 1916. Sheet, illus., 21
by 28 inches. © Feb. 18, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426304.
Suppl. 340,
Borton (Joshua O.)* Belleville, Kan,
One of these days. Sheet, 8 by 43
inches. [3353
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
24,1916; A 417974.
Boston, Mass. Boston register and
business directory, 1916. v. 81. Bos-
ton, Mass., Sampson & Murdock com-
pany, 1916. 993 [i. e. 959] p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $3.00. [3354
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427059; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
San Francisco.
[3355-38357
Card, 5 by 4 inches.
© Jan. 26, 19165 2.
aff. Feb. Pall 1916; A
Boyp (Uintah Ruple) *
Christ is risen.
$0.10 & $0.25.
Feb. 2, 1916;
426277.
Dearest dad. Card, 5 by 4 inches. $0.10
& $0.25. © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2,
1916; aff. Heb. 21, 1916; A 426278.
To mother. Card, 53 by 38% inches.
$0.10 & $0.25. 6) Jan. 18, 1916; Ge
Feb. 2, 1916; atf. Feb. 21, 1916; A
426279.
Boyp’s street guide of Philadelphia,
1916. 155 p. 82mo. (Cover-title:
Boyd’s Philadelphia street and trol-
ley guide, 1916) $0.10. [3358
© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
25,, 1916; A 419812; C. EH. Howe co.,
Philadelphia.
152
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
BRADLEY & Metcalf co. Special selling
manual on Bradley & Metcalf shoes.
Special private ed. 1 p. 1, 81 [1]
numb. |. S8vo. [3359
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426333 : “Irving R. Allen,
Chicago.
BRADSTREE?T’S book of commercial rat-
ings of bankers, merchants, manu-
facturers, etc. [3360, 3861
In the United States. v. 193, Mar., 1916.
New York, The Bradstreet company,
1916. Various paging. fol. Feb.
Ze 1916s )2 eo Mar, 1, 1916; aff. Mar.
2; ASt6 ; "A 420987.
In the United States and the Dominion
of Canada. v. 193, Mar., 1916. New
York, The Bradstreet company, 1916.
Various paging. fol. © Feb. a5 1916;
2c. Mar. 1, 1916; aff. Mar. 2, 1916;
A 420986.
© Bradstreet co., New York.
Branpt cashier co.*, Chicago. He
never saw a Brandt automatic cash-
ier. cover-title, 16 p. S8vo. [3362
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 4263875.
BroakerR (Frank) Expert construc-
tive accountancy, a post graduate
course; the Broaker method. New
’ York, Broaker accountics corpora-
fion, inc: [1916] 2 v. 4to. $1.00
each. Contents.—pt. 4. Summary ac-
count and review.—pt. 5. Compara-
tive statement and review.
[3363-38364
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
gan. 29, 1916; A 425069, 425070;
Broaker accountics corp., New York.
3ROOKLYN BLUE book and Long Island
society register, 1916. Brooklyn,
N. Y., Brooklyn life publishing co.,
1916. Ixiv, 366 p. 12mo. $3.00.
[3365
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 427072
life pub. co., Brooklyn.
; Brooklyn
BROOKLYN DAILY eagle almanac, 1916.
Brooklyn, New York city, The
Brooklyn daily eagle, 1916. xxx,
672 p. maps (2 in pocket) 8vo.
$1.00, [3366
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff.
beb. 28, 1916:.1c. Jan. 27, 1916:
A 428022; Brooklyn . daily eagle,
Brooklyn.
Brown shoe co., ine.*, St. Louis.
Brown shoe co., inc., and our ideals.
[28] p. 12mo. [3367
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 «. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419852.
and aff.
BrusH (Mary Isabel) How I paid
my way into English high society.
(In Chicago daily or Sunday trib-
une) [38368-3371
Feb. 13, 1916. 2d instalment. © Feb.
ise fi 1G6l4 heer Keb toi. 1996.
A 422503.
Feb. 20, 1916. 38d instalment. © Feb.
20, 1916; re. eheb 26, 1006. A
422704.
Heb; -27,, 1916." @ Web. 27; 1OTe = 11 “e:
Mar. 2, 1916; A 422810.
Mar. 5.1916)" @i Mar. 5, 19462 1.4
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422902.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
Bryce (Catherine T.) Aldine speller.
pt. 8, for grades five and six, by
Catherine T. Bryce and Frank J.
Sherman. New York, Newson &
company [1916]. . xviii, [2]; 74 <p.
ius... t2mo.. 180.20: Foote
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 427187; Newson & co.,
New York.
Buss (John Scott)* Chicago. In-
struction sheet. What it is, safety
first; a modern universal automatic
twin car coupler. Sheet, illus., 17
by 84 inches. [33873
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 30, 1915; A 417484.
J.)* Philadelphia.
[3374-38377
and illegal substitution. @©@ Feb.
28, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422882.
Possibilities of loss by infringing an-
other’s trade-mark. @© Feb. 21, 1916;
1 ce. Feb. 28, 1916; A. 422741.
Preventing competitors from
your employees. © Mar. 6, 1916;
Mar. 18, 1916; A 423046.
What the amendments to the Stevens bill
BUCKLEY H!ton
Legal
stealing
Tue
mean. Feb: 1451916 +.or8 ct Beb.
21, 1916; A 422586.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world]
Buick motor co.*, Flint, Mich. Buick
valve-in-head, the siege gun of gas
(part col.)
[3378
. Feb.
motors. illus.
16mo.
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c.
21, 1916; A 425549.
BUILDERS
eT}
[i6T -p.
and aff
iron foundry*, Providence,
Grinding and polishing ma-
chinery and pull countershafts. 104
p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. 33579
Cc) Jan. 21, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 24,
1916; aff. Jan. 25, 1916; A 419824.
BULLINGER (Edwin W.)* New York.
Bullinger’s monitor guide [v. 50]
464 p. 4to. $7.00. [3380
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427096.
153
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3381
pt. 1,082 v.13
BurRNeEtTT (Alice Hale) [3381, 3382
Beth’s garden party; illus. by Charles F.
Lester. New York, The New York
book ce. [1916] 58 p. incl. col. front.
illus., col. plates. 12mo. (The Merry-
vale girls) $0.40. © Feb. 16, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418922.
Circus day at Merryvale; illus. by Charlies
I’. Lester. New York, The New York
book co. [1916} 61 p. inel. col. front.
illus., col. plates. 12mo. (The Merry-
vale books) $0.40. @© Feb. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418923.
© New York book co., New York.
Burr (Henry E.)* Hast Orange, N. J.
Booklet of four garden plans. [4] p.
nls. “Obl, temo: [3383
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2c. Mar. 2, 1916;
aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A “425876.
Bourtis (Edith M.) Journal’s Christ-
‘mas club. [no.1, 2 2 Vv. illus. S8vo.
$0.04 each. 3384, 3385.
© Dec. 10, 20, 1915; 2 c. each Jan.
6, 1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 419839,
419840; Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
BusH (Lucius M.)* Jersey City, N. J.
Osteopathy, a new treatinent of deaf-
ness. [8] p. S8vo. $0.05. [3386
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 3,
1916; A 425134.
[1916 ed.]
$0.35.
[3387
© Apr. 5, 1915; 2 ce and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418815; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
BUSINESS MAN’S calendar
cover-title, 541. Svo. in box.
BUSINESS MEN’S advertising service,
inec.*, New York. ‘Sellegrams for
busy men who want more business.
v. 1, no. 1. Blotter, illus., 94 by 4
inches. [3388
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. Jan,18.
1916; aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425075.
BUTTERICK ' pub. c¢o.*, New York.
House that grows. 8. An adapta-
ticn of the Home, sweet home cot-
tage, with plans and sketches by
Katharine C. Budd. 8 p._ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [38389
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 420795.
3UxTON & Skinner ptg. & stationery
co.*, St. Louis. Administrator &
executor’s instructions and accounts.
cover-tifle, [5] p. 24mo. $0.20.
[3390
©,Jan. 21, 1916; 2 «.
26, 1916; A’ 419858.
and aff. Jan.
C. S. R. blue book of dogdom. 8th an-
hual volume. [pt. 2] New York
‘eity;, CGC. So ° R. eo.) f1StG eo:
illus. Svo. $1.00. [38391
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 427144; Fred J. Skinner,
New York.
CABRERA (C. Taylor) * Philadelphia.
[3392, 3393
Contracts for the sale of real property.
2 ._ 12mo. $1.00. © Jan. 14, 1916;
9 ¢. Keb. 10, 1996 } ati web: 9, 1916 ;
A 425349.
Real estate business. 32 p. 12mo.
$1.00 © Jan. 1, 1916) 2 e.) Rep 10)
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425348.
CALENDAR OF CHEER [1916 ed.]- cover-
title, 54 1. 8vo. in box. $0.35.
; [3394
© Apr. 5, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418814; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
CALENDAR OF FRIENDSHIP [1916 ed.]
cover-title, 541. Svo. in box. $0.35.
[3395
e. and aff. Feb.
Dodge pub. Co.,
©°Apr. 5, 1915572
12, 1916; A 418817;
New York.
CALENDAR OF SUNSHINE [1916 ed.]
cover-title, 541. Svo. in box. $0.35.
[3396
© Apr. 5, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; ue 418816; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
California
1 p.
[3397
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 419996: Crosby-Chicago,
Chicago.
CALIFORNIA redwood assn.
redwood, nature’s masterpiece.
1, 68, [2] p. col. illus. 8vo.
CALUMET baking powder co.*, Chicago.
[3398-8400
LO dare ec
IL canrit Tesista ©mOc 20"
Feb. 19, 1916; A 422988.
IXind mother uses. © Oct. 28, 1915; 1
ce. Feb. 19, 1916; A 422984.
Look, they’re made with Calumet. ©
Nov. 1; 1915; 1-c. Feb. 19, 1916, A
422985.
{[Note: The foregoing are
Ill., Daily news herald]
in Peru,
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Cambridge direc-
tory, 1916. no. 65. Boston, Mass..,
W. A. Greenough & co., 1916. 1227
p. front. (fold. map) S8vo. $4,50.
[3401
© Feb. 5, 1916: 2. c., and: aff: Meb.
12, 1916; A 418830; W. A. Gree-
nough & ¢o., Boston.
154
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 3, 1916
CAMBRIDGE BOTS NICAL Supply co.*, Wa-
verly, Mass. Laboratory equipment
for elementary physics work, de-
signed for Millikan, Gale & Bishop’s
First course in laboratory physics.
cover-title, 36 p. illus. 8vo. [3402
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 425525.
Camp fire outfitting co.*, New York.
New York styles and novelties for
girls and women everywhere, spring
and summer, 1916. cover-title, 50 p.
illus. 4to. | [3403
. © Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
- 16, 1916; A 425459.
CAMPANA (Domenic M.)
Decorative designs for decorations
of all kinds. [no.8] [Chicago, IIl.,
Printed by Hildman printing co.,
‘’ 1916] 25 numb. plates. 4to. $0.80.
[8404
femman 24. 1916: 2 ¢ Jan. 27,
1916; aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 420540.
Canton, O.
illus. S8vo.
[3405
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417912.
CANTON CUTLERY ©C0.*, Canton, O.
This is your opportunity to make
money easily and honestly. 15 p.
illus., ports. fol. [38406
<r ran, 10 1916; 2 c. Jan. 15,
1916; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417799.
(Frank G.)* Washington.
[8407-3410
Carpenter writes of the great fisheries of
Alaska. Feb. 6, 1916; Me Ca HeD:: %;
1916; A 422865.
Greatest glaciers of the world are in
Alaska, says Frank G. Carpenter.
Feb. 20, 1916; 1.c. Feb. 21, 1916;
422867.
United States bought great empire from
Chicago.
CANTON CULVERT & Silo co.*,
Zyro metal silos. 56 p.
CARPENTER
Russia for two cents an acre. © Feb.
Panvaeuo. Lec Heb. 28, 1916; A
422868.
Visit with Tsimpsean Indians of An-
nette Island. @ Feb. 13, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422866.
[Note: The foregoing are in Washington
Sunday star.]
CARPENTER (William Spencer) * Phila-
delphia. Richard Allen, the man of
his hour. (Jn Christian recorder )
[3411
© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c¢«. Feb. 17,
1916; A 422510.
CARRINGTON (James. B.) Russian
painter’s impressions of the war;
seenes from Russia and F
Léon Gaspard, text
rance by
by James B.
3420
CARRINGTON (James B.)—Continued.
Carrington. cover-title, p. 2814
288. col. illus. 8vo. [Reprinted
from Scribner’s magazine, Mar.,
1916] [3412
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Feb. 23, 1916; A 426267; Charles
Scribner’s sons, New York.
CARRINGTON (Nathaniel
Chicago. Child’s
Card, 6 by 84 inches.
© vane: 22.
1916;
Carter (Nicholas) [pseud]
many faces; or,
centuries. New
Smith [1916]
Thomas) *
morning prayer.
$0.05. [8413
TOG se S.-C. ahamy, ee
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425138.
Man of
The wisdom of
York, Street &
3147 ps 12mo. 4(On
cover; New magnet library, no.
O24) *S0a5. [3414
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 419832; Street & Smith,
New York.
CARTER white lead co.*, Chicago.
Pure paint, a text book on house-
painting. [16] p. illus. (part. col.)
obl. 12mo. [3415
Feb; «25, 1916: °2e. vand> ai.
Mar. 9, 1916; A 425858.
CASH buyers savings bank association.
Cash buyers savings bank associa-
tion. cover-title, 11. 16mo. [38416
(Cy. Wee, - 24 19152. c.” Mec o27,
1915; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 419765;
O. EE. McAnulty, Independence,
Kan.
CATALOG service @O.,
Bend, Ind. Why of this. [22] p.
illus., ports. nar. 16mo, [38417
Noy. .27,°4015:) 2 er andmaft.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 425198.
ine.*, South
Catt (Carrie Chapman) Let our
women prepare for war. (Jn Chi-
cago herald) [3418
©) Moar. -.6; /1916;..1.¢ , Mar. 16,
1916; A 422987; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CEMENT products co. Sanisep sewer-
age systems. 13 [38] p. illus., diagrs.
obl. 24mo. [3419
Cc Men, 3, 1916s 2 °c. Web, 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 425964;
George Everard Widder, Wilming-
ton, N. C.
CHALMERS motor co.*, Detroit. Chal-
mers physician’s Stanhope, a practi-
eal car for a practitioner. [6] p.
folder, illus. 16mo, [3420
@eWFani17; 10263; :2 2c, dan, sl,
1916; aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 425085.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3421
CHAMBERLAIN (Robert Rensselaer) *
_ New Haven. Interior decoration
and the history of periods. Article
9-12. (Jn New Haven Sunday reg-
. ister ) [3421-3424
Nov. 28-Dee. 19, 1915; 1 «@
-each Feb. 29,1916; A 422756422759.
CHANCE (Frank L.) [3425-3428
Gambler secures place of honor on
Chance’s best fan’s galaxy. © Mar. 5,
1916 3.1. ¢. Mar. G6, 1946s A A22936:
Little Kelly Powers will drag down $100
month. © Feb. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
28, 1916; A 422764.
Railroad chief in Chance’s set, fan as is
a fan. © Feb. 138, 1916; 1c. Feb. 14,
1916; A 422466.
Tinker forced into Fed league, opines
Chance. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ce. Feb.
21, 1916; A 422608.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHANDLER (Jenny Young) With an
incense burner. Card, 5 by 33 inches.
[38429
pute) dan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and-ait. dan.
22, 1916; A 419740; Alma A. Rose,
Brooklyn.
(Wayvell) & co.] Iin-
automatic ball bearing
electric floor surfacing machine.
[6] p. felder. illus. 8vo. [3480
© Mar..9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
‘ 16, 1916; A 425962; Arthur Edward
’ Wayvell Chappell, Chicago.
[ CHAPPELL
proved type
CuHApPreLow (B. E.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[3431-3486
Desire, the key to suecess. © Mar. 10,
1916; 1 ce. Mar. 11, 1916; A 423023.
Faith in selling goods. © Mar. 7, 1916;
1c. Mar. 8, 1916; A 422958.
Goods, the money, the man. © Mar. 11,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423038.
Imagination and merchandising. © Mar.
PN O1G Sel wer Mars 380) SiS teres:
422986.
Neglected opportunities. © Mar. 6, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 7, 1916; A 422942.
Vital merchandising mistakes. © Mar.
8, 1916; 1c Mar. 9, 1916; A 422968.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHARLESTON, S. ©. Walsh’s Charles-
ton, S. C., city directory, 1916. 34th
year. Charleston, 8. C., The Walsh
directory company, inc., 1916. 2p.1.,
[77]-737 p. 8vo. $6.00. [3437
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 418899; Walsh directory
co., ine., Charleston, 8S. C.
pt. 4, hss, v.23
CHARTERHOUSE €o.*, Philadelphia.
[3438-3441
Bookkeeping, a self-help course in three
parts. pt. 1. cover-title, 23 p. 8vo.
(Pay envelope studies) © Jan. 12,
1916; 2 ce. and aff. Jans i499ose.
A 417735.
Good English. How to speak and write
correctly and forcibly. cover-title, 40
Dp. SVO. (Pay envelope’ studies)
© Jan. 31, 191632 .¢. and ai Bea)
3, 1916; A "495127.
Office arithmetic, a self-help course in
two parts. pt. 1. cover-title, 20 p.
8vo. {eax envelope studies) © Jan.
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 417734.
Workshop mathematics. 1st ' course.
Mensuration. cover-title, [20] p.
diagrs. 8vo. (Pay envelope studies)
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 10,
1916; A 426081.
CHASE supply co.*, Minneapolis. Shoes
from factory to you. [24] p. illus.
4to. [8442
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419863.
CHATTEL loan society of New York;
ine.*, New York. 4th annual report
[for the year 1915] 1 p. 1, 5-21 p.
Svo. [38443
© Mar. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 428068.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
of Baltimore city*, Baltimore. 'Tele-
phone directories. [3444-3446
Charleston, Clendenin, East Bank [etce.]
Feb. 1, 1916. cover-title, 77 p. 8vo.
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1916; aff.
Mar. 6, 1916; A 426538. f
Hinton. Feb. 1, 1916. cover-titie, 12 p.
8vo. ‘© Feb. 10, 1916.2 2 €xleee,
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426540.
PTuntine ton, Kenova, Logan [etc.] Feb.
iL. 1916. cover- title, o4 p. S8vo.
Feb. 10, 1916; -2:¢.) Mar: 7, tote ae
Mar. 6, 1916: "A 426539.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE Co.
of Va.*, Baltimore. Telephone di-
rectories. [8447, 3448
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News
Lete.] Feb. 15, 1916. cover- title, 163,
54 p. 8vo. © "Mar. 3,, 191652 ¢ Mar.
(, 1916; ath: Mar. 6; 1916 ; "A 426537.
Richmond, Ashland, Fredericksburg Lore
Feb. 1, 1916. cover-title, 173, 59
S8vo. © Feb. 14,1916; 2 e¢ Man P
1916; aff.-Mar. 6, 1916: A 426541.
CHICAGO CENTRAL station institute.
Commercial engineering course. Les-
son 4. Advertising. cover-title, 48
p. illus. S8vo. [3449
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425128; Natl. electric
light assn., Chicago.
156
BOOKS, GROUP
no. 3, 1916
Curcaco, Ill. Manual of the industrial | CHRISTENSEN (Alice & Nels)* Denver.
map of Chicago district in Illinois.
cover-title, [11] p. maps. (1 fold.)
fol. $0.50. [3450
Sees 6. 1915- 2 ¢ Jan. 21,
1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419732;
James W. Hedenberg, Chicago.
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*, Chi-
eago. Atlas and ownership index.
[3451-3453
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Mar. 1,
1910, to Dec. 20, 1915] cover-title, 15
Be Jot) Jan. 21,.1916:; 2 c. Feb. 10.
1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426291.
to v. 3. [Changes from May 1
Suppl. E
pay to Dec. 20, 1915] cover-title, 29
fol. © Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
1916: aff. Feb. 23, "1916: "A 426292.
Suppl. to v. 6. [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910, to Dec. 20, 1915.] cover-title,
aan fol 6). Jan. 21,. 1916; 2 ec.
Feb. 10, 1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916;
A 426293.
Cxuicaco telephone co. [3454, 3455
Chicago and adjoining counties Bell tele-
pkone directory, Feb., 1916. [Chicago]
Chicago telephone company, 1916. xii,
936 p. Ato. Marts. 1916: > \¢.
and aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 428110.
Oak Park district Bell telephone direc-
tory, Nov., 1915. viii,9—-S7, 52 p. 4to.
© Nov. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425463.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
CHICAGO TELEP. co.*, Wisconsin telep.
co., Cleveland telep. co., Michigan
state telep. co., Chicago. Notes on
the provision of outside plant ex-
change facilities. 74 1., 13 numb.
blue prints. 4to. (Central engi-
neering bulletin, no. 63, Dec. 15.
1915) [3456
© Dec. 20. 1915; 2
1915; A 425735.
CHILDREN’S Savings system co. This is
a children’s savings system store,
Card, illus., 103 by 15 inches. [3457
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 11, 1916;
aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 426352; S. L.
Paradice for the Children’s savings
system co., Dallas.
Cumps (C. F.) & co.*, Chicago.
United States government bond ¢al-
endar. Card, illus., printed on both
sides, 124 by 8 inches. [3458
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 425979.
CuHIPpMAN (Reeve)* Boston. Luxu-
rious journeys; Alaska, the Yellow-
stone, the Rockies, California, 1916.
Boston, The Temple tours, 1916. 32
p. illus. 12mo. [Cover-title: Tem-
ple transcontinental tours, 1916]
[3459
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 428044.
35430—16——2
e. Dee: 27,
i
3467
Alphabet according to the Holy
Scriptures. [4] p. 16mo. $0.10.
[3460
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2
_ 13, 1916; A 425948.
CHRISTIAN (Eugene)*
[Eugene Christian’s
seales dial.]
Mar., 1916)
© Feb. 21, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
A 422897.
CINCINNATI, O. Williams’ Cincinnati
industrial, mercantile and profes-
sional register for 1916. Cincinnati,
O., The Williams directory company
[1916] 944p. Svo. $4.00. [3462
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 428038: Wil-
liams directory co., Cincinnati.
ec. and aff. Mar.
New York.
calculating
(Jn Physical culture,
[3461
7, 1916;
City savings bank, Reading, Pa. Read
the story of Baby Nickel. Card, col.
illus., printed on both sides, 9 by 63
inches. $0.02. [3463
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425873; Jacob W. Elvyn,
Chicago, Tl.
CLAREMONT, N. H. Claremont direc-
tory. 1916. Boston, Mass., Union
publishing company, ine., 1916. 180
p. Svo. (With this: Newport di-
rectory, 1915-1916. 92 p. and Suna-
pee directory, 1915-1916. [113]-
154 p.) $3.00. [3464
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 420551. Union
pub. co., Boston.
CLARKE (Frances E.) Course of les-
sons in public school music. Lesson
no. 136, 142-144. 4 v. Contents.—
Lesson no. 136. Musical form.—
Lesson no. 142. Ancient music.—
Lesson no. 143. Minstrels, trouba-
dours, minnesingers, and meister-
singers.—Lesson no. 144. Early
Christian music. [3465
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. each Jan. 3,
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419805.
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
Craupy (C. H.) [3466, 3467
Roads and land values. 4 p._ illus,
4to. (National highwaysassn.) © Feb.
9, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1916; aff. Feb.
19, 1916; “A 418935.
When water is an undesirable citizen.
[ Boston, Mass., Printed by the Everett
press, inc., 1916] 6, [2] p. illus.,
4to. © Mar. 2 teres Ss
4..1916; aff. Mar. 3, "1916;
A 427133.
© National
Washington.
highways = assn.,
157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1,n.s., v.13
3468S
CLEVELAND (L.)* Whitesboro, Tex.
Graded base ball rules. Card, 34
by 114 inches. [3468
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2c. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 425872.
CiosE (EH. H.) realty co. [20]
p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. [3469
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, ASG A 4197782 Paul. Arthur
Harsch, Toledo, O.
Home.
Cops (Collier) North Carolina supple-
ment. New York, The Macmillan
company, 1916. cover-title, 2 p. Ll.
ol p. illus. maps..;svove (Harrand
MecMurry’s new geographies) $0.25.
[3470
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418760; Macmillan co.,
New York.
[Cor (Sayers) ]
Golden age of Greece. Mentor reading
course, monograph no. 1-6. Proof.
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 2,
1916; A 425721.
Ring of the Nibelung. Mentor reading
monograph no. 1-6. Proof.
@ Feb. 1, 1916; 2. c. and aff. Keb, 16,
1916; A 425459.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
[3471, 3472
CoHEN (Mrs. Nathan Henrietta)* Cin-
cinnati. For my sons and other
mothers’ sons. 86 p. ports. 12 mo.
(cover-title: Messages of peace)
$1.00. [8473
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425561.
Cote (Truman)* Little Falls, N. Y.
Colford copartnership farm con-
tract. (2212 fol. [Text parallel: to
binding] [3474
© Jan. 1,-1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426388.
CoLLEGE of interstate commerce*, Cin-
cinnati. Course on interstate com-
merce and railroad transportation.
23 p. nar. S8vo. [8475
@ Jan. 22) 1916.2 cand ait. Jan:
26, 1916; A 419862.
Cottins (F. W.) Preparing for the
profession of industrial engineer.
30 numb. 1. diagrs. 4to. (Alex-
ander Hamilton institute. Report
no. 62) [3476
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 418710; Alex-
ander Hamilton institute, New
York.
CoLLIns (Henry Albert)* Havana, III.
[3477, 3478
Judge’s decision. 24 incl. mounted
p.
front. . 12mo..-@ Feb." 16,9916) 2 3G:
and aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426355.
Life annuity bonds. 14 p. incl. mounted
front. .12mo. ~~ @* Hebe 16)" 191Ga2ee
and aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426356.
Cottins (Louis L.) [8479-3482
Foundation laid by pioneer miller for
seventh ward. @© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 422692.
Minneapolis’ ninth ward was one time
part of Wisconsin. © Mar. 5, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 10, 1916; A 4238001.
6th ward prospers where river boats
landed in the 50’s. © Feb. 138, 1916;
ic. Feb. 1%, 1916 > AV 4228206
8th ward rises from lairs trail led to in
the 50’s. © Feb. 27, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
8, 1916; A 422824.
[Note: The foregoing are in Minne-
apolis Sunday journal]
© Journal ptg. co., Minneapolis.
CoLORADO CULVERT and flume co.*,
Pueblo, Col. Catalogue 16A. 382 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 8vo. [3483
© Feb. 26, 1916>- 2. ey ieee
1916; aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425731.
COLORADO CUMULATIVE quarterly di-
vest. f[v. 1, no. 1, Dec. 19iai- ee
George S. Berry and _ publisher’s
editorial staff. Denver, Col., The
W. H. Courtright publishing com-
pany [1915] 168 p. 4to. $7.50.
[3484
©-Dee. 3, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 428062; W. H. Court-
right pub. co., Denver.
CotviIn (Fred H.) Manufacturing 120
millimeter Serbian shells 1. (dn
American machinist) [3485 .
© Mar. 9, 1916; 1 ce. Mar. 10, 1916;
A 423008; Hill pub. co., New York.
[CoMMUNITy savings and loan ©CO.,
Washington, D. C.] Bank with a
heart. cover-title, [4] p. 24mo.
- [8486
© Mar. 13, 19163" 2c) and an
Mar. 14, 1916; A 425954; J. F. Drum-
mond, New York.
CoMPLETE directory of glass factories
in the United States and Canada
[1916] Pittsburgh, Pa., J. G. Kauf-
mann, Commoner publishing ©Co.,
1916. 64 p. 16mo. (Cover-title:
American glass trade directory)
$2.00. [3487
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418958; Commoner pub.
co., Pittsburg.
158
BOOKS, GROUP Tl
no. 3, 1916
CONE-PULLEY speed table. (Jn Ameri-
ean machinist) [3488
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
_ A 422849; Hill pub. co.. New York.
CONNECTiIcUr River Valley. Connecti-
eut River Valley and shore line Gi-
rectory. 1915-16. Providence, R. L..
C. De W. White co., 1916. [48a]-
48 p, [49]-392 p. S8vo. $3.50.
[3488S
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427095; C. DeWitt White
co., Providence, R. I.
CoNSTITUTION, Atlanta. [3490-34982
Before and after breakfast. © Feb. 28,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 4, 1916; A 422855.
Club life is night life. © Feb. 14, 1916;
1 c Feb. 17, 1916; A 422513.
Jov-riders and the jay-cop. © Feb. 21,
#94G- 1 c Web. 25, 1916; A 422683.
[Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
Constitution ]
© James R. Holliday, Atlanta.
CONTEMPORARY verse. v. 1,
Feb., 1916. [Philadelphia, Pa.
Printed by G. F. Lasher] 1916.
cover-title, p. 17-32. S8vo. $0.15.
[3493
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425167; Howard S. Gra-
ham, jr., Devereux C. Josephs and
Samuel McCoy, Philadelphia, Pa.
no: 2:
Conway (Thomas A.)* Henderson,
Ky. i3 reliable prescriptions. [8] p.
folder. 32mo. [3494
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419854.
Cooper (Courtney Ryley)* Denver.
Parables of a pessimist. (Jn Den-
ver post) [3495
© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 422975.
CooPERATIVE Commutation coupon co.*,
Lima, ©. Repeat sales. [5] p.
folder. 16mo. [3496
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425199.
Cornett co.*, Cleveland. What does
home mean to you. [4] p. diagrs.
8vo. [3497
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 425972.
CORNELL LAW list, 1916; compiled &
published by E. Morgan St. John.
wank, tp. 12mo. $1.00. [3498
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1916;
aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 417878; E.
Morgan St. John, Ithaca, N. Y.
3509
CoRNISH (Reynelle G. E.)* Portland,
Ore. Legal sidelights for lawyers
and jaymen. Jan. 30, Feb. 20, 1916.
[2 instalments] (Jn Portland Sun-
day Oregonian) [3499, 3500
© Jan. 30, 1916: Feb. 20, 1916; 1
c. each May 6, 1916; A 422870, 422871.
CoRNISH, N. H. Cornish, Plainfield,
Meriden [ete.] directory, 1915-16.
vy. 2) [Canaan, N. H:] W. E. Shaw,
1915. 1p. 1., 49-113 p. 8vo. $2.00.
[3501
Hee. —15, 1915>-2 6 Dee. 22.
1915; aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 420361;
William E. Shaw, Canaan, N. H.
CORPORATION security ratings. Ist an-
nual number, 1916. New York,
Mcody manual company, 1916. 2
Dy l.455 BOE Ls avo [3502
© Jan. 29, 1916: 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 418720; Moody
manual co., New York.
CorricaAn (Clyde Sinclair)* San An-
tonio, Tex. Trip to the missions.
Sheet, 11 by 4 inches. [3503
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425729.
CotTrerL & Leonard*, Albany. From
this to this. [A trip thru a hat
factory.] 16 p. illus. 16mo. [8504
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 2, 1916; A 425727.
Ia. Polk-McAvoy
directory co.’s Council Bluffs city
directory, 1916. [v. 25] Council
Bluffs, Ia., Polk-McAvoy directory
co., 1916. 6386p. Svo. $6.00. [38505
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 420856; Polk-Mc-
Avoy directory co., Council Bluffs,
Ta.
Councit BLUFFS,
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. (/n Fruit grower and farmer)
[3506-3508
vy. 26, no. 24, Dec. 15, 1916. © Dec.
15) $9062, 1% ef Dee:; 22, 71915; A
422626.
vy. 27, no. 4, Feb. 15, 1916. @©@ Feb. 16,
1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422634.
v. 27, no. 5, Mar. 1, 1916. © Mar. 2,
"41916: 1 e. Mar. 13, 1916; A 423049.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Williams’ Covington
directory, 1916-1917.
CovINGTON, Ky.
and Newport
Cincinnati, O., The Williams direc-
tory company [1916] S812 p. Svo.
$5.00. 13509
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 418788; Wil-
liams directory co., Cincinnati.
159
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BOLO
Crart (John) National highways and
rural free delivery post roads. 4 p.
illus. 4to. (National highways
assD. ) [3510
@P Feb. 15," 1916se2 mews ehe 21.
1916; aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418984;
National highways assn., Washing-
ton.
CREDIT guide; a reierence book for the
local trade of Cook eounty, 11.
[1916] -.[ Chicago, TU. Priated. by
Peterson linotyping co., 1916] 1 p.
toa ps: Oly Rae OO: Pee iE
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aft. Mar.
8, 1916; A 427 112; Credit guide ¢o.,
Chicago.
‘RE Ss nation: learing house*,
CREDITORS national clenring house*
Boston. Instructions to C. N. C. H.
salesmen, every minute. cover-title,
so ps Obls 32m0% «$2250; [3512
© Jan: 181816: 22°se" Sam, 15,
1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417860.
CREIGHTON (Howard West)* Los An-
geles. Old demon rum. Los An-
geles, Cal, West publishing co.
[i916] 59 p.. Sve. ¢ $0.25. foots
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425182.
Crort (Terrell)* University City, Mo.
Practical lessons in electricity. Les-
son 2-11. [10 instalments. ]
Jovian, June, 1915—Mar., 1916.) Con-
tents.—2. Principles of magnetism.—
3. More about magnetism.—4. Per-
manent magnets.—5. Properties of
conductors. induction.—7.
Mutual inductance.—8, 9. Electro-
magnetie induction.—10, 11. Induct-
ance and self inductance.
[3514-3523
© May 28, June 28, July 28, Aug.
28, Sept. 28, Oct. 27, Nov. 27, Dee. 28,
1915, Jan. 25, Feb. 28, 1916; 1 ec. each
Mar. 13, 1916; A 4238054423063.
CROMWELL memory institute. Course
in memory training. [Lesson 1]
[4] p. S8vo. $5.00 [3524
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425944; George Crom-
well Blower, Los Angeles.
CrossMAN (Edwina M.)* Seattle.
Shadow and sunshine. cover-title, 7
Dp. Lomp., S050. [3525
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425550.
CRUGER advertising system*, Norwalk,
O. Retail clothier’s advertiser.
Spring ed. v.35. xv, 297 p. illus.
S8vo. $4.00. [3526
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 427251.
(In.
pt. Bases
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* East Sacra-
mento, Cal. Some aspects of modern
Shingling. (in Building age, Mar.,
1916) [3527
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 «. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422852.
CuMMiInGes (G. W.) & iKnewel- (Ar-
thur)* Chicago. Telephone talks.
(In Telephone engineer) [3528, 3529
Feb., 1916. © Feb..1, 19%6,5f 3c em
5, 1916; A 422834.
wT 1916. @ Mar. 1, -19tG 2a re Mar
ade "1916; A 422835
CUMULATIVE daily digag of corpora-
tion news. 2d semi-annual number,
1915. New York, Moody. manual
company, 1916. 660 p. 8vo. [3530
© Jan. 14, 1916;°2 -@ Heb Ae
1916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 420734;
Moody manual co., New York.
Curtis (Harry Wesley)* Boston. I
am a cup of coffee. I am welcome
every morning. Sheet, 114 by Ti
inches. Lane
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417852.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (in Pittsburg Sunday
leader ) [35382-3535
Heb. 20; 1916... © Feb.) 20; 1916 ve:
Feb. 23, 1916; A 422631.
Heb: 2, towiGs SS @yeseb: 27, LOdiGes wo xe!
Feb. 29, 1916; A 422750.
Mar. 5, 1916. © Mar. 5, 1916; 1\¢ Mae:
9. S1GIGs JA A229
Mar. 12, 1916. @ Mar. 12, 1916; 1 ¢
Mar. 14, 1916; A 4238076.
DaniEts (Henry C.)* Hartford, Conn.
Christmas verse for postcards, 1916.
cover-title, 18 loose 1. 16mo. [385386
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419902.
DaprRATO statuary co.*, Chicago.
[3537, 3538
Altars of genuine merit. [4] p. illus.
8vo. © Jan. 21, 19163 2oeSbeb:
1916; aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 425578.
Artistic productions appropriate for Lent
and holy week. [6] p. folder. illus.
4to. © Feb: 219; | 19926 5 2c: and aff.
Feb. 28, 1916; A 426376.
DARLING (Grace) Grace Darling’s talks
to girls. (In New York evening
journal ) [3539-8541
No. 3. Way to find friends in the world.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
422839.
No. 4. Traits in a girl that men like.
© Mar. 8, 1916;,1 ¢. Mar. 9, 19965
A 422968.
No. 5. Word to those who have talent.
© Mar. 10, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
A 42 3028.
© Internatl. news service, New
York.
160
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
[DavuGHERTY (Robert Long)] Hy-
draulics. chap. 5-7. [New York,
McGraw-Hill book company, ince.,
1916] 1 p. 1, [48]-124 p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [Preprint] [3542
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425851; McGraw-Hill! book
co., ine., New York.
Dau’s New York blue book, 1916. New
York city, Dau’s blue books, inc,
1916. 2 p.1.,15-S00 p. 12mo. $7.50.
[3543
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 418805; Dau’s
blue books, inc., New York.
DAVENPORT (Claude M.)* Los Angeles.
New hand at the wheel. [16] p.
16mo. $50.00 per 1000. [3544
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426373.
Davey tree expert co., inc.*, Kent, O.
Tree saved, by John Davey. [16] p.
illus. 16mo. [38545
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426326.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston. [3546-3571
Birthday greetings. One would think
you were a hundred. Card. col. illus.,
34 by 4% inches. $0.05. © Jan. 12,
2946- 2 ¢ and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417783.
Bluebird for happiness. Card, col. illus.,
34 by 43 inches. $0.10. Jan.#12°
1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417787.
Happy birthday. Birthdays come and
birthdays go. Card, col. illus., 33 by
4% inches. $0.05. @© Jan. 12, 1916; 2
c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417794.
I'm glad it is your birthday. Card,
col. illus., 34 by 53 inches. $0.05. ©
wan, 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14,
1916; A 417793.
I’m sure you're always’ happy.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 53 inches.
$0.05. © Jan. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417780.
I think of you and love you lots.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 54 inches.
$0.05. © Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417789.
I wish this little puppy-dog. Card,
col. illus., 34 by 54 inches. $0.05. @©
Jan. 12, 1916: 2 c. Jan. 14, 1916: A
417792.
May friends and gifts and sunshine
bright. Card, col. illus., 34 by 54
inches. $0.05. @ Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417791.
No, doggie dear. Stop begging!
Card, col. illus., 33 by 534 inches.
$0.05. @ Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417785.
birthday cake I’m wishing you.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 54 inches.
$0.05. @ Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417790.
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
To some folks birthdays mean
they're aging. Card, col. illus., 33 by
4% inches. $0.05. © Jan. 12, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417784.
I see you’re having birthdays still.
Birthday greetings. Card, col. illus.,
3% by 4% inches. $0.05. © Jan. 12,
1916 2-e. and aff. Jan..14, 1916; A
417795.
and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417786.
My very best wishes on the wings of
gladness start. Card, illus., 4 by §
inches. $0:10. ._@ Jan.. 12, 1916; 2: c.
and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 417788.
Old friends are best. It’s nice to know
the new friends. Card, 4 by 5 inches,
$0102 > @tian: 192419163 2 tes and) af,
Jans 22. T9162 A 419743.
To one of my baldheaded friends. Card,
illus., + by 6 inches. To thee,
O well-beloved, but hairless friend,
©) Jan..19, 1916: 2 ec. and aft. Jan,
22, 1916; A 419742.
Why don’t you write? Here it is in
black and white. Post card, col. illus,
50.035 © Jan. 10, 1916<.2. ¢- and. aft.
Jan. 14, 1916; A 417773.
Here’s a bargain—something new.
Post card, illus. (part col.) $0.03.
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14,
O16 >, Ay 417772.
I do not care what other arts. Post
card, col. illus. $0.03. © Jan. 10,
|
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 417778.
—— [I think you must consider. Post
care, col. “illus: . 50:03... .G@ Jane 10:
11G: 2e; and ‘afi. Jan. 74, 1936 34
417779.
I wish that you’d express some
thoughts. Post card, col. illus. $0.03,
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14,
1916; A 417777.
If, suddenly, some lucky day. Post
card, col. illus. $0.03. @© Jan. 10,
1916;..2 ec. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 417776.
—— If you'd like to make me happy.
Post card, col. illus. $0.08. © Jan.
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916;
A 417781.
Since I last heard from you it
seems. Post card, col. illus. $0.03.
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14,
1916; A 417774.
Sing a song of postmen. Post
card, col. illus. $0.03. © Jan. 10,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
417782.
- ‘Tis not unseemly, do you think’?
Post card, col. illus. $0.03. © Jan,
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14, 19161
A 417775.
Davis (Charles Henry ) (3572, 3573
embargo, a national menace,
(National editorial service, se-
@' Jan. 6, 19iG; 2c;
1916; A 425640.
Freight
Proof.
rial
no, 366.)
and aff. Feb. 26,
4 p. illus. 4to,
© Feb. 11,
aff. Feb,
| Real national highway.
(National highways assn.)
| 1916; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1916;
19, 1916; A 418932.
| © National
Washington,
highways assn.,
161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3574 pt. 1, Hos. Ww. 4S
Davis (Meredith)* Pueblo, Col. | DE Satis (J. H.) Modern engine house
Awakening. (Jn Pueblo star-jour- facilities and methods. p. 7-11.
nal) [3574 8vo. $0.10. [With: Yard operation,
© Feb. 27, 1916;
A 422823.
fC Mar 2 nib OG:
Davis (Richard Harding)* New
York. [3575-3578
Blinded in battle, but not made uselesss.
© Feb. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1916;
A 422729.
Following a king’s messenger. © Feb.
20% 1916.» . A ele Bebe ail GaGa:
422580.
© Richaard Harding Davis, New
York.
Verdun’s traps and mazes. © Mar. 5,
1916; 1c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422877.
© Wheeler syndicate, inc., New
York.
War that lurks in Forest of the Vosges.
© Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1916;
A 422486.
© Richard Harding Davis, New
York.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
times magazine]
DrEcKARD (Howard C.)* Birmingham,
Mich. Deckard hand-book of prac-
tical shop mathematics. 2 p. 1, 3—-
82 p. diagrs.. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Practical shop mathematics) $2.00.
[3579
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425466.
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn*, Chicago.
Season of spring. Cuts. cover-title,
143 p. illus. fol. [3580
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 420653.
Dr Focatuis (Alphonse) *
New Or-
leans. Drink problem from a new
angie. [3581, 3582
Jan. 23, 1916. (Jn New Orleans 'Times-
Picayune) Oy Jan. i023, tabloid Gels:
Jan. 27, 1916; A 422044.
Feb. 26, 1916. (In Italo-Americano. )
@© Feb. 26, 1916; 1 ¢«. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 422796.
DELBRIDGE (Charles Lomax)* St.
Louis. Results of weekly savings,
4 per-cent interest, compounded
semi-annually with interest calcu-
lated from day of deposit. Card, 14
by 54 inches. $5.00 per 1000.
[3583
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425125.
Deity (M.)* Paris. Fin dune wal-
kyrie. nos. 3, 5-10, 12-16, 18-32, 36,
37, 37 bis, 38-40, 42, 45, 49, 50, 52,
54-58. [48 instalments] (Jn Echo
de Paris, 9 nov., 1915-6 janv., 1916)
[3584
© Nov. 9, 1915—Jan. 6, 1916; 1 «¢.
each Mar. 20, 1916; A—Foreign
13516.
by J. R. Hamilton] [38585
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 28, 1916:
aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 425091; Central
railway club, New York.
DETMER service bureau.
v. 12, no.'9, Feb., 1916, “[S8] “pet stolder:
illus.. fol. © Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 419864.
v.12, no. 11.. Sheet, hus > 2Zo5 nya
inches. © Feb. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. 4, 1916; A 425183.
v. 14, no. 6. Sheet, col. illus., 17 by 22
inches. © Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 426316.
© Detmer woolen co., New York.
[3586-3588
DETROIT correspondence institute of
motoring,* Detroit. Course of sci-
entific instruction in motor car pro-
duction, repairing, driving and sales-
manship. Lesson 3, pt. 2. [15] p.
Svo. [3589
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425510.
DEUTSCHE revue. 41. Febr.,
1LOTG: ovG: ; [3590
© Jan. 26,°1916594 ceo Bebaae,
1916; A—Foreign 13449; Deutsche
verlags-anstalt, Stuttgart, Germany.
jahrg.
DEUTSCHLAND. 7. jahrg. Hach illus.
4to. [8991, 3592
Tle ee eee wate jan., 1916. illus. 4to.
© Jan. 27, 1916; 1c: Mar. 10, 1916;
A—Foreign 13468.
nr. 3, 10). febr:, 19TG) co allusi eo.
© Feb. 10, 191671. cs Maree; 71906;
A—Voreign 13469.
© J. J. Weber, Leipzig, Germany.
DE VEcmMon (J. A) & Urmy (W. H.)*
San Francisco. Universal automo-
bile chart, 1916 ed. Sheet, diagrs.,
384 by 16 inches. . [35938
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417980.
Dr Vessey (Marie L.)* Washington.
Anti-trust law has sounded the
alarm of defense in behalf of the
people. [Problem for Congress and
the people to decide.] 15 p. 8vo.
[3594
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417798.
De Wet (Charles Ward)* San Fran-
cisco. It’s the emblem for me.
Sheet, 94 by 84 inches. [3595
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425520.
162
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916 3620
DickEy (Howard Starr) * Newton, | DonaHEy (William)* Chicago.
Kan. They haven’t changed the [3605-3608
map of Ireland yet. (Jn Newton Lost! two Teenie Weenies. © Feb. 20,
journal) - [83596 1916; 1 c. Feb. 26, 1916; A 422705.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 1c. Mar. 6, 1916: Teenie Weenies have a race. © Feb. 13,
_ A 422884.
DIRECTORY OF CEMENT, gypsum and
lime manufacturers. 10th ed., 1916.
Comp. by Cement era, Chicago, 1916.
224 p. fold. map. 32mo. $1.00.
[3597
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Mep. 28, 1916; A 426371; H.. W.
Baumgartner, Chicago.
DIRECTORY OF THE OHIO shoe industry
[1916] [Hamilton, O., Printed by
the Republican pub. co., 1916] 1386
p. ports. 4to. $2.50. [3598
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 4, 1916; A 427165; Ohio retail
shoe dealers assn., Cincinnati.
DisTRicT oF CoLUMBIA. Boyd's direc-
tory of the District of Columbia,
1916. v. 58. Washington, D. C., R.
L. Polk & co., 1916. 1880 p. S8vo.
$9.00. [3599
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 420985;
~R. L. Polk & co., Washington.
Drxon (Thomas)* New York. Fail
Stun. fauen. chap: 21, 22; (In
National Sunday magazine) [3600
Jan..23, 1916;
1916; A 423075.
1 e@. Mar. 4,
Dopee (Faith Hunter)* Oakland, Cal.
Spanish letter writing. Introduc-
tion. Lesson 1, 2. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [3601
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 3, 1916; A 417562.
Dotan (John J.)* Freeport, N. Y.
Dolan’s telephone order booth sys-
tem. cover-title, [4] p. 16mo.
[3602
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 18, 1916; A 425502.
DotcH (Edward W.) jr.*, Ames, Ia.
Football at home [rules] 4 p.
16mo. [3603
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 28, 1916; A 426357.
DoMESTIC sewing machine co., inc.*,
Buffalo. Domestic electric. [12] p.
folder. illus. nar. Svo. [3604
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425456.
———— et
1916; 1 c. Feb. 17, 1916; A 422504.
Teenie Weenies vets a pan of milk.
Cy Mara 1916. "1-e: Mar -8> 191Gs
A 422903.
© William Dohaney, Chicago.
Teenie Weenies write a letter. © Feb.
2, 1916.5 1c, Mar 2, 1916 5 A A2Z2891.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday Tribune]
© Tribune co., Chicago.
DonaLpson (Alfred Lee)* Saranac
Lake, N. Y. Chapters of Adirondack
history. Jan. 15, 20, 27.) Feb. 3; 10;
Bese A916: [5 instalments] (In
Saranac Lake news.) [3609
© Jan. 13, Feb. 17, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
26, 1916; A 422695.
DONNELLEY (Reuben H.)* Chicago.
New York classified telephone direc-
tory, Jan. 22, 1916. 739 p. 4to.
[3610
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Mar. 3, 1916; A 427110.
Dorr (Rheta Childe) AS a woman
sees it. (Jn New York Evening
mail) [3611-3614
Feb. 7, rege © Feb. TT 1162" 1? Rep:
8, 1916; A 422672.
Feb. 8, 1916. @© Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c Feb.
9.1916 =A 422675:
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
11, 1916; A 422681.
Feb. 10, 1916. © aa 10, (ROTG Sole
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422996.
© Evening Re syndicate,
New York.
inc.,
DroMGooLE (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ner ) [3615-3619
Feb. 12, 1916. © Feb. 12, 1916; 1 c.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 422487.
Feb. 19, 1916. © Feb. ee 191G* Te:
Feb. 1, 1916; A 422587.
Feb. 26, 1916. © Feb. oe LOtGi Ge
Feb. 28, 1916; A 42273
Mar. 4, 1916. @ Mar. y 1016.1 ¢.
Mar. 6, 1916; A 422856.
‘ey; > LITO LS: Q Mare tit, 40LG ea C,
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423048.
[Duptey (Frank Alonzo)] [Book of
verses] 91. 12mo. [8620
© Dec. 17, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1915; aff. Jan. 13, 1916; A 425078;
Etta Brown Dudley, Niagara Falls,
Ne
163
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3621
DupLEY (W. SB.) Recent develop-
ments in brake engineering princi-
ples and practice. 65 p.
diagrs. Svo. $0.10. [8621
© Fan. - 18)" 1986S" 2c. Jans 28,
1916; aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 425092;
New York railroad club, New York.
Durry (James O. G.)* Philadelphia.
Sting of death, chap. 23-48. (Jn
Philadelphia press megazine)
[38622
© Dec. 26, 1915—Feb. 13, 1916; 1 e.
Mar. 3, 1916; A 422836.
DUNDEE collie kennels. Training and
eare of collies. 4th ed. 28 p. illus.
16mo. $0.50. [3623
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426534; Edwin
A. Rogers, Dundee, Mich.
Berea, O. Lesson in
lawn making. no. 36. 6 p. folder.
col. illus. 16mo. [3624
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426321.
Dunwoopy (William Hood) industrial
institute*, Minneapolis. Telephony ;
DUNHAM ©CO.*,
general course. Serial no. 1. cover-
title, 20 p. diagrs. S8vo. $0.25.
[3625
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 ce. Dee 15,
1915; aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 425527.
Dvorak (John J.)* Chicago. Princess
yoke book. v. 1. [Chicago, Novelty
art studios, 1916] 15 p. illus. 94
by 124 inches. $0.10. [3626
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 418868.
Dyke (Andrew L.)* St. Louis.
[3627-3629
Supplement to Dyke’s automobile instruc-
tion of the Packard twin six, models
1—25 and 1-35, treating on operation,
adjustment and care. [St. Louis, Mo.,
General printing .co.] _1916: 32. p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1916;
2 e@. and ait web, 2351916 CA 4518963.
—— Of the Willys-Knight, model 84, mo-
tor car, treating on the operation, care
and adjustment. [St. Louis, Mo.,
Printed by General printing co.] 1916.
32 p. illus, diagrs.:4to. _.© Pebs 15,
1916>..2 c. and aff, Feb.,.23, 1916 sh
418964.
—— Treating on the principle of con-
struction, care, operaticn and repair of
the Maxwell. [Detroit, Mich., Ameri-
Gan) printing cok) LOG. 316 etl) ape
illus., diagrs. 4to. @© Feb. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff: Feb. 23; 1916; A 418965.
C67, St. aban
pia. (24). Dp. TS. 2 pots. ~ folk
© Jan. 15, 19169) 2-2, dan. 126,
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 419841.
[36380
Ec-ZENE Scope and
illus., -
a
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13-
Eppy (Clarence) Course of lessons
for the pipe organ. Lesson no. 41—44.
4 vy. Contents.—Lesson no. 41. Com-
bined legato and staccato playing.—
Lesson no. 42. Varieties of touch,
continued legato and staccato play-
ing—Lesson no. 43. Attack and re-
lease of chords.—Lesson no. 44,
[Phrasing]. [3631
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ¢ each Jan. 3,
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419806;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
EDUCATIONAL FILMS corp.*, Chicago.
[3632, 3633
Education by visualization. The wise
seeketh knowledge. [670 =pr folder:
fol. © Jan? 19... 191Ge 2% andeane
Jan. 22; 1916: As 425074:
In Japan, photolog. of the flowery king-
dom. [4] p. 8vo. © Jan. 19, 1916;
2 ¢c: and aff. Jan. °22>1916; A 425076)
EDUCATIONAL foundations. Model-
store-keeping dept. World’s greatest
problem, that of making industry at-
tractive. p. [8]—45. illus., plates.
16mo. [3634
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 cand aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417961; Chapin & O’Don-
nell, New York.
ELEcTRIcC storage battery co.*, Philadel-
phia. Sundry parts and supplies for
use in connection with the chloride
accumulator [ete.] Section B, 1916.
2d ed. cover-title. 28 p. illus. S8vo.
[3635
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425562.
IXLECTRICAL record.
for electrical uses. v. 8. Dee., 1915.
2p. 1, 90 pe! > ilwsa no: [3636
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
16, 1916; A 425982; Gage pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York.
Special devices
ELITE list; a compilation of selected
names of residents of Washington
city, D. C., and ladies shopping
guide, 1916. Washington, D. C.. The
Hlite publishing company, 1916. 208
p., 12mo. $5.00. [3637
© Mar. 2,.1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 427195; Nell Boyd How-
ell & HE. S. W. Boyd, Washington.
ELLIOTT nursery co.*, Pittsburgh. Best
in the world. 68 p. illus. 4to. [38638
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425078.
164
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916 3683
Eriis (R. P.) Chicken dollars and | Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to
sense. (Jn Philadelphia North Amer- keep well. (In Chicago daily or
ican) [3639-3641 Sunday tribune) [3650-3683
10. Use care in selecting the hired help. After and before Lister. © Feb. 20,
© Jan. 30, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 17, 1916; 19166" 4c3 Web. 267319162" A: 422707,
A 422496. Baby Sunday. @© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 e.
12. Improved methods of brooding chicks.
momen i232, 4916; 1c. Feb. 17, 1916;
A 422511.
13. Essential factors in brooding chicks.
@ Feb. 20. 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1916;
A 422694.
© Matos adv. co., inc., Philadel-
phia.
ELVYN (Jacob W.)* Chicago.
[3642, 36438
Stop! look! listen! which is the longer
line? Sheet, illus., 5 by 33 inches.
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 29,
1916; A 425875.
Tell us how many blox there are. Sheet,
illus., 5 by 3 inches. © Feb. 26. 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425874.
Extwoop, Ind. R. L. Polk & co.’s El-
wood directory, 1916. Indianapolis,
fae oe. . Polk & co., 1916. 1p: 1,
[17]-256 p. S8vo. $4.00. 3644
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 420951; R. L. Polk &
co., Indianapolis.
Emprre talking machine co. Machine
that plays any disc record. Sheet,
illus. (part col.) 12 by 9 inches.
[3645
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417979; John H. Stein-
‘metz, Chicago.
ENGINEERING directory. pt. 2. 1916
ed. Chicago, The Crawford publish-
ing co., 1916. 3 p. 1., xl, [4], [15]-
490 p. 4to. $2.00. [3646
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418946; Crawford pub.
co., Chicago.
Eras, (Peter)* Buffalo. One minute
book. v. 6. cover-title, [4] p.
16mo. [3647
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 425079.
Erwin (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill in
Mexico; or, Making war on the
Greasers. New York, Street &
Smith [1916] 308 p. 12mo. (On
cover: Far West library, no. 207)
$0.15. [3648
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425532; Street & Smith,
New York.
Evans (Everett J.)* New York. To
the song writers of America, greet-
ing. [12] p. 16mo. [3649
© Jan. 30, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419842.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422901.
Baby week. © Feb. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
TO W916 3A: 422362.
Baby week is coming. © Feb. 24, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 29, 1916; A 4227492.
Birth and death registration. © Feb.
9, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1916: A 422479,
Birth registration. © Mar. 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
Mar. 7, 1916; A 422909.
Bronchitis. © Feb. 16, 1916; 1 ec. Feb.
24-4916 > A 422637.
Dyspepsia. © Feb. 27, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
25 OG; -Ay 422809:
Fighting malaria. © Feb. 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1916; A 422639.
Health cfficers’ schools. @©@ Feb. 23,
191Gs ies Web. 29. “At Al 432703.
Heart disease. © Feb. 26, 1916; 1 e.
Feb. 29, 1916; A 422744.
Humidity problem. © Mar. 1, 1916; 1
e. Mar. 7, 1916; A 422905.
Indoor humidity. © Feb. 8, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 422478.
Infection-carrying lice. @_., Web: 2410;
G2 dco Keb. 16, f91G< “Ay 4222480:
Itching. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1c. Feb. 24,
1916; A 422640.
Locomotor ataxia.
ce. Mar. 15, 1916; A 422806.
Making candy medicine. © Feb.
1916; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; A 422364.
Preserving blood corpuscles. © Feb. 2,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; A 422361.
Prevention of pneumonia. Mar.
1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 7, 1916; A 422908.
Rheumatism meaningless. Marrs:
£916; 1 G. Mar: Te A916 A. 422907.
Searlet fever. © Feb. 13, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 17, 1916; A 422502.
© Mar. "120-1916 34
5,
4,
Sclerosis. @ Mar. 2, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 7,
1916; A 422906.
Setting-up exercises. © Feb. 7, 1916;
1c. Feb. 10, 1916; 422365.
Smallpox situation. Feb. 17, 1916;
1c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422638.
Some cases of rheumatism. © Feb. 12,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1916; A 422482.
Some experiences in the life of Dr. Tru-
deau. © Feb. 11, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 16,
1916; A 422481.
State without consumption, @© Feb.
1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 10, 1916; A 422363.
Trachoma. © Feb. 1, 1916; 1c. Feb. 10,
1916; A 422360.
Treatment of pneumonia. @©@ Feb. 25,
1916; 1 ec. Feb. 29, 1916; A 422748.
Use of fans in winter. @© Feb. 15, 1916;
1c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422636.
4,
War medical lessons. © Feb. 28, 1916;
1c. Feb. 29, 1916; A 422745.
Wet brain. @©@ Feb. 21, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
24, 1916; A 422641,
Winter flies. © Feb. 29, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
7, 1916; A 422904,
You can't ventilate Archer avenue. ©
Feb. 22, 1916: 1 e¢. Feb. 24, 1916;
A 422642,
165
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
o684
pt. 1, mss VS
Dans la
(In Pays
[3684
Feb. 18,
FaBer (Georges)* Paris.
tourmente, 27 janv., 1916.
de France. )
@.Jan. Zio 916s sd. ©
1916; A—Foreign 13447.
FActs. [3685, 3686
vy. 1, no. 1, Jan., 1916. cover-title, 31
fi]-‘p:° ius. ‘peris) “feknps0:232 ./©
Jan. 322): 1916: 26 and atioestan. 24-
1916; A 417978.
vd; no. .2, Hep; 1916 ook pills. part.
folS , $0.25: (@! Heb: 24. 4916; ce:
and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425635.
© Co-operative adv. co., Chicago.
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co. Fairbanks
dial indicator. 11 p. illus. 8vo.
(Catalog 59, section DD) [3687
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417602; E. T. Fairbanks
& co., Chicago.
FARM and home. [3688, 3689
Farm and home $1,000 cash old fa-
miliar songs picturegame cataleg and
reply book. cover-title, 48 p._ illus.
12mo. @© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 2, 1916; A 425719.
Picture pamphlet of the Farm and home
of $1,000 old familiar songs picture-
game. [24] p. illus. 8vo. © Feb. 25,
1D1G' > (2he and aik?- Mars 2 4016;
A 425718.
© Publishers picture quiz assn.,
ine., New York.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getting ideas for live bakers.
2d_=article. (In Bakers’ review,
Mar., 1916) [3690
© Mar. 3, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 422883.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
[3691-3693
Complete plans for your rubber goods
week. cover-title, 16 p. illus. 4to.
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 21,
1916; A 417898.
Tointing the way for March. cover-title,
6. p2. tilhus. Sfot. ©, Web: 21% AO =
2 2. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425649.
= Ye
Rubber goeds, how to choose, use and
care for them. 32 p. col. illus. 24mo.
©@) Hep. 3 T9tGy 2c. Wep. 17. 1916 =
aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 425526.
FAVORITE BUSINESS man’s’ calendar
[1916 ed.] cover-title, 28 1. 24mo.
i box. ~SO0izo. [3694
© Apr. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418810; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
FAVORITE CALENDAR Of cheer [1916 ed.]
cover-title, 281. 24mo.in box. $0.25.
[3695
© May 3, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418812; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
FAVORITE CALENDAR of friendship [1916
ed.] cover-title, 28 1. 24mo. in box.
Ls | Pee [3696
© May 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418808; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
FAVORITE CALENDAR of sunshine [1916
ed.] cover-title, 28 1. 24mo. in box.
$0.25. [3697
© Apr. 27, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418811; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
FAVORITE SUNLIT road calendar [1916
ed.]° 28 Ll. 24mo» in bem atee
cover: Sunlit road) $0.25. [3698
© Apr. 29, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418809; Dodge pub. co.,
New York.
FEATHERSTONE (Gertrude D.)* Alham-
bra, Cal. Result. (Jn Childhood,
Sept.. 1915) [3699
© Sept. 15, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 1, 1916;
A 422718.
Federal school of commercial drawing,
inc.*, Minneapolis. [38700-3702
Commercial design lettering. 181. diagr.,
2 numb. loose fold. plates. fol. (Bul-
letin 4.) [Text parallel to binding.]
© Mar. 4, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 6,
1916; A 426518.
Commercial design,
practical commer-
cial art and still life studies. 2 p. L,
22 numb. 1. 2 numb. loose fold.
plates. fcl. (Bulletin 5) [Text par-
aliel to binding] © June 7, 1915; 2.
and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426519.
Human figure drapery. Bulletin 8. 38
numb. 1. 6 numb. loose fold. plates.
fol. (cover-title, commercial design)
[Text parallel to binding] © Feb. 19,
1916: 2c. and aff. Mak, 6; 191G= A
4265iT. =
Freretson (A.) Ile du Sabre; une his-
toire de vendetta. Traduit de lan-
glais par O’Neves. Illustrations de
René Giffey. Paris, Librairie Dela-
grave [1915] 2 p. L, 48 p. illus.
4t0. fr: 1.35: [3703
© Dec. 6, 1915; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916;
A—Foreign 13500; Librairie Dela-
grave, Paris.
Fercuson (Ralph E.)* Toledo. Whah
you gwine to git it? Sheet, illus., 11
by 19 inches. (Teledo travelers life
insurance co.) [3704
© Feb. 29, 1916; 1 & Maza
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 425883.
(Oden L.)* South Pasadena,
Cal. Editing a moving picture pro-
gram. [7] p. 16mo. (Fern’s new
ideas, no. 2) $1.00. [38705
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426359.
FERN
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no. 3, 1916 3723
FIDELITY mercantile agency*, Provi- | FREE (Margaret) Primary reading
dence, R. I. Fidelity’s reference and literature, a manual for teachers
book of Providence. [1916 ed.] 528 to accompany the primer, first, and
p. 4to. $50.00. [3706 second readers of the Reading-litera-
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418768.
FINANCE pub. co.*, Cleveland. Centen-
nial, historic, publicity and progress
issue of Finance, June, 1916. [12] p.
fers. » LOL $0.15. [3707
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426334.
FiscHer (Saxon)* Richmond. Christ
has come the second time. [Rich-
mond, Va., Virginia stationery ©Co.,
ime I Oi) ol p.. 24mo. $0.25.
[3708
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419904.
FITZGERALD, Hubbard & co.*, Boston.
Dividend-paying stocks, no. 8, Feb.,
1916. cover-title, 119 p. 24mo.
[3709
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 418927.
FLeTcHer (A. C. B.)* Berkeley, Cal.
From job to job around the world.
[chap.] 1. (Jn Wide world, Mar.,
1916) [3710
© Feb. 27, 1916; Mar. 13,
1916; A 423081.
FLICKINGER (H. W.)* Glen Olden, Pa.
When Jesus calls you, come. Sheet,
8 by 5 inches. [3711
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426294.
FLoripa soft phosphate and lime co.*,
f hear ce
Oeala, Fla. Natural fertilizer.
cover-title, 23 p. Svo. sy fale
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425213.
Foy (Frank)* Lyons, Ia. Poultry
and squabs for profit. cover-title,
96 p. illus. (part col.) map. S8vo.
$0.50. [3713
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417969.
FRANKLIN (James G.)* Brooklyn.
[Scripture blocks] New York, R. M.
McBride & co. [1916] 12 blocks, col.
illus., 23 by 4 by 1 inches. $0.50.
[3714
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 c.: Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425736.
FRANKLIN electric mfg. co.
Richard’s new almanack. [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [8715
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 426287; Earl E. White-
horne, New York.
Poor
ture series, by Free and Treadwell.
Chicago, New York, Row, Peterson
and company [1916] 160 p. 12mo.
$0.40. [3716
@ heb. 14. “1916.27 ec Web. 2:7.
1916; aff. Feb. 18, 1916; A 420833;
Row, Peterson & co., Chicago.
FRENCH (James Adams) Highways of
New Mexico. [Boston, Mass., Print-
ed by the Everett press, inc., 1916]
16 p. illus. 4to. oale
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 427134; National highways assn.,
Washington.
Frorest (Frank)* Weddington,
land. Greye-Stratton mystery.
2. chap. 1-5. (Jn Premier maga-
zine, Mar., 1916) [3718
© 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1916: A ad int.
2588 ; pubd. Feb. 4, 1916.
FULLER (Wm.)* Grand Rapids, Mich.
Stereoscopic anatomy of the brain.
[Fuller’s pictorial anatomy of the
brain. Sec. 2, no. 1-10] 10 illus.
loose leaves in box, 74 by 54 inches.
[3719
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 420502.
Kng-
pt.
GAMBLE (Richard W.)* Norfolk, Va.
Vithumus, prevention of spinach
blight and other soil and crop dif-
ficulties embracing certain features
of our process of treating plant ail-
ments and supplement. cover-title,
[G6] we tol. [3720
© Jan, 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417896.
GAMBOLD (Helen A.)* Springfield, O.
Dancing master. cover-title, [16]
p. illus., diagrs. 16mo. $2.00.
[3721
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425182.
GAMES (F. G.) Spanish in thirty les-
sons: direct-conversational method.
se) ads 12mo. [Text parallel to
binding ] [3722
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916: A 425071; Universal lan-
guages schools co,, Los Angeles.
Garcra (Eliseo) Our school system
for Mexico. Proof. (National edi-
torial service, serial, no. 365) = [8728
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425639; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
CATALOGUE
3724
GARDENERS and florists’ annual for
1916, ed. by J. Harrison Dick. New
York, A. T. De La Mare ptg. and
wo COs "hdS Wie xvi, ee:
12mo. $0.59. [3724
© Peb. 28, 1916; 2 ec Mars,
1916; aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 420998;
A. T. De La Mare ptg. & pub. co.,
Itd., New York.
GARDNER (Emmet Van Rensselaer) *
Pine Island, N. Y. Dynamite in fish |;
culture. [Goshen, N. Y., Printed by
Goshen Democrat printing co., 1916]
10 t 1 2m0. | SOL: PSaq25 |
© ‘Pen. 25° I9te- 53.7 Mae.
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 425946.
GARDNER (Henry A.)* Washington.
Report on impregnated panel tests
and fire retardant paints. Phila-
delphia, Pa., Educational bureau,
Paint manufacturers’ association of
the U. 8S. [1916] 18 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. (Paint manufacturers’ assn.
of the U. S. Builetin no. 51, issued
Feb., 1916) [3726
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 420830.
GARVIN (J. L.)
Churchill and Fisher
again. @©@ Mar. 12,
14, 1916; A 423069.
Col. House as the Sphinx wins praises
of -British: ~.©) Neh, 20, «4916. 74) 'e
Feb. 29, 1916; A 422749.
Human race at crisis of history this
[38727-8730
become friends
19116; “4 Jc. Mar:
spring. @© Mar. 5, 1916; 1c. Mar. 7,
1916; A 422888.
Strange sea fighting yet to surprise
America. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ec. Feb.
23, 1916; A 422595.
[Note: The foregoing are
York daily or Sunday tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
in New
GEARY (James V.)* Nome, Alaska.
Folklore stories of the Eskimos of
Alaska. ‘Thunder explained. (ln
Los Angeles times illustrated week-
ly.) Bye
©) Aug, 28) 1915¢) 2 <c. "‘Oet -25;
1915; A 422881.
GENERAL roofing mfg. co.*, East St.
Louis, Ill. Efficiency. (Jn St. Louis
daily globe democrat) [3732
© Mar. 6, 1916. Te) Maro. IOs ;
A 422970.
GENESEE pure food co.*, Le Roy, N. Y.
Jell-o, America’s most famous des- |
sert. [Bride and her task] cover-
title, 1S p. col. illus. 16mo. [3733
(). dant; 19967 2c.
Zi, 19IG 5 Ay 407921
and aff. Jan.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1,n.s., v.13
GEORGE (Llewellyn)* Portland, Or.
Planetary daily guide for all, i916.
lith annual ed., 1916. cover-title,
112 p. illus. 16mo. [3734
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 420992.
: GEORGE Peabody college for teachers.
Type studies and lesson plans.
[3735, 3736
Ty ‘pe studies and lesson plans. vy. 1, no.
Dec., 1915. Corn and cotton, ed. by
Cheri A. McMurry. [ Nashville, Tenn.,
Printed by Marshall & Bruce co.]
1916. 47 p. 12mo. $0.10. © Jan. 6,
19163; 2 ¢.. and aff. Jan: 4S. 19a
418455.
Type studies and lesson plans.
5, Feb., 1916. Biography, ed. by
Charles A. MeMurry. [Nashville, Tenn.,
Printed by Marshall & Bruce co.]
.1916. 41 p.12mo. $0.10. © Mar. 2,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A
426536.
© Charles A. McMurry, Nashville.
GEORGELIN (Frank)* Los Angeles.
Chicken all the time in sunny Cali-
fornia. Card, 63 by 4 inches. [3737
© Jan. 4, 1916: 2 « and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425340.
GERSTENBERG (Charles W.)* New York.
¥y. Tone:
[3738, 3739
Problems in corporation finance. echap-
ter 2-5. 16 p. 8vo. $0.50. @ Nov. 5,
iSior 2c. and atc. Jan. 20, 19165 A
418506.
Syllabus of corporation finance. pt. 2.
[Chapter 11-21] New York city,
Prentice-Hall, inc. [1915] 2 p. lL,
[37]-68 p. 8vo. $0.50. © “Mar. 6,
1915; 2 ¢. and afl, Jan» 20) 4986
418505.
GESSWEIN (A. J.)* Washington. Great
political situation, 1884-1916. Card,
col. diagr., 53 by 24 inches. [3740
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426298.
GIBBONS (James, cardinal) Four hopes
of the republic. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 383.)
[3741
© Jan. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
4916: A se National edito-
rial service, inc., New York =
GINTHER (Walter P.)* Beaver Dam,
Wis. Special hints to emergency tax
payers, 1916. 8&2 [2] » °f6me,
$0.50. [3742
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 419624.
dl,
GLAD news; by G. W. Bacon [and
others} Hudson, N. C., Teachers’
music pub shitte company. 1916.
[192] p. 12mo. $0.30. [3743
() Wands 16 16: 2 ¢c. and afi. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417730: Teachers’ musie¢
pub. co., Hudson, N. C.
168
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
Guass (Montague) [3744-3747
Birsky and Zapp analyze the movies.
Gren. 27. 1916; 1c Keb. 29, 1916;
A 422748.
Birsky and Zapp solve income tax
enigma. @©@ Mar. 12, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
14, 1916; A 423068.
Politicians too coy for Birsky and Zapp.
Gea F916: 1c. Mar. 7, 1916;
A 422887.
Russian ballet perplexes Birsky and
Zapp. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1c. Feb. 23,
1916; A. 422597.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
Guten bros., inc.,* Rochester, N. Y.
Fiftieth anniversary, Glenwood nur-
sery, 1916. ccver-title, 64 p. illus.
Svo. [3748
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feo.
25, 1916; A 426350.
Grenn (Charles R.)* Lamar, Mo.
Book of facts, figures and -valuable
information of various kinds. cover-
pees p14 17h p.. 16mo. $0.25.
[3749
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 428006.
GLOBE DEMOCRAT,* St. Louis. Globe
democrat children’s page, Dec. 26,
1916. (Jn St. Louis daily Globe
Democrat ) [3750
i Bee 26, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 29,
1916; A 421300.
GOLDSMITH pub. co.,* Cleveland, O.
Children of all nations, a book for
painting and crayoning. [382] p.
illus. (part col.) fol. [3751
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426335.
Goop (Vernon A.)* Chicago. Pledge
of the endless chain movement for a
saloonless nation by the year 1925
[ete.] Sheet, 54 by 74 inches. [8752
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A. 426358.
Goopnow (Frank J.) Absolutism al-
most a necessity for China. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial no.
378). [3753
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419912; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
Goopwin (H. L.) Precaution the best
way to avoid sickness in poultry.
(Jn Scranton times) [3754
© Feb. 7, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 21, 1916;
A 422646; Eugene MecGuckin co.,
Philadelphia.
d764
GooDYEAR (Lloyd E.) Habit club cash
record system. 24p. 12mo. (Amer-
ican bookkeeping series Junior unit
Bh OO: [8755
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425575; Goodyear-Mar-
shall pub. co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
GorDOoN (Elizabeth) I wonder why,
by Elizabeth Gordon, illus. by M. T.
(Penny) Ross. Chicago, Rand, Mc-
Nally & company [1916] 72, [2] p.
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.50.
[3756
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 427162; Rand, McNally &
co., Chicago.
GORDON-VAN TINE co.*, Davenport, Ia.
[38757-3759
Building material, Spring catalogue,
EODGH N52 pe illus: iGpart, colar vobl:
Svo.. @ Vanes’ 5. ASG; 2 ve andi ait.
Jan. 21, 1916: A 417919.
Gordon-Van ‘Tine’s barns and out build-
i cover-title, 19 p. illus. 4to.
ings.
Jana 1055190622) cc andiatt Jans.
1916; A 417917.
Gordon-Van Tine’s ready-cut homes.
cover-title, 98 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
@ Jan? Via 9G: 2) ee and: aft Janson
1916; A 417918.
Goss (Alice)
baby girl.
lishing company [1915]
Li. 6, 25) numbed: col, tronts.“col:
illus. 4to. $2.00. [3760
© Oct. 30, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418796; Dodge pub co.,
New York.
illus. Record of our
New York, Dodge pub-
3-6 p., 7-63
GossarRD (H. W.) co.*, Chicago.
[8761, 38762
Seventh semi-annual proclamation of au-
thoritative Gossard corset styles for
spring & summer, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
16 by 11 inches. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2
ec, and aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 425050.
There are nine ideal figures, which is
yours? Sheet, illus., 16 by 23 inches.
@ Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 29,
1916; A 425052.
GowEN (Edwin A.) Beginners’ aid to
rapid music-reading. Boston, New
York [ete.] Evans music company.
[1916] cover-title, 9 1. and pages
lined for staff. Svo. $0.20. [3763
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426280; W. A.
Evans, Boston.
Gramnis (L. F.) & sons*, Allentown,
Pa. Safety devices. cover-title, 48
p. illus. obl. 16mo. [3764
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426345.
169
CATALOGUE
3765
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, HOSS vias
GRAND JuncTIOoN, Col. Polk’s Grand
Junction city and Mesa County di-
rectory, 1916-1917. v. 7. Colorado
Springs, Colo., The R. L: Polk di-
rectory co., 1916. 4 p. 1., [81]-376 p
Svo. $6. 00, [3765
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
SOG ne Hoe RR. ih. Polk: di-
rectory co. of Col., Colorado Springs,
Col.
GRAND RAPIDS Show case co.* Grand
Rapids, Mich. Catalogue A-D.. 4 v.
illus, peel (Cover-titie: New way)
A. Show cases [ete.] for
Janie imen t and general stores.—
B. Show cases [ete.] for men’s
elothing and furnishing goods stores.
—C. New Way [ete] for jewelry
stores.—D. New Way [ete.] for
drug, cigar, and confectionery
stores. [38766-3769
© Nov. 18, 24, 29, Dee: 10, 1915;
2 ¢c. each and aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A
426031—426034.
GRASSHOPPER. 41st jump. 18 p. illus.
12mo. [3770
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A. 425646; Skinner & Ken-
nedy stationery co., St. Louis.
Graves (Arthur Gordon)* San Fran-
cisco. Peace-preparedness memorial
to the Honorable, the Senate and
the House of Representatives, com-
posing the Congress of the United
States. New ed. Sheet, 38 by 12
inches. pow (1.
© Jan. 10; 4916; 2 cand ‘aft. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417853.
GRAY, (Garry)* St. Petersburg, Fla.
Beginning of the end. (Jn Granite
state free press). louie
©-eb. 1S," 1916s dt Meu mep. 21,
1916; A 422582.
Gray (Richard Henry)* Baltimore.
tailway connections and junction
points. Baltimore, Md., Fiddis-Mc-
Crea -company,: 11G, 613,012) ip:
16mo. homie
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; A 425022.
[GREAT commission prayer league.]
Suppose. 8 p. folder. 16mo. [38774
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425482; Thos. E. Ste-
phens, Chicago.
GREENBAUM (Leon)* St. Louis. Primi-
tive Christianity. St. Louis, Primi-
tive publishing company [1916] 14 p.
24mo. $0.08. [3775
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 42505 +L
ST
~I
GREEN’S nursery co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
[Catalog] 62 p. illus. 8vo. | [3776
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
21 ISG; AAD .
Greece (John Robert)* New York. Ex-
tension of the TR principle in Gregg
shorthand. (Jn Gregg writer, Feb.,
1916) ered
© Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1916;
A 422719.
GrecorY (Carl Louis) Motion picture
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) [3778-38780
Feb: 26, 1916. © Febo Gs 4oterae
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422562.
ue 4, 1916. @© Feb. 23, 1916; 1 ¢) Mar.
1916: A 422788.
ae 11, 1916. .©Mar, «1 On eae
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423018.
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
Grecory (Thomas B.) [3781-8783
Bird songs and music scales. © Feb. 20
1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 19163; A 422752,
Millionaire twins. © Feb. 6, 1916; 1 «¢.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422493.
Old problem. @© Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c¢. Feb.
LOS. LONG Ae 422 ae
[Note: The foregoing are in Pittsburgh
gazette times. ]
Newspaper
New York.
feature service, ine.,
GREINER (Frank William)* Seattle.
Souvenir of mountain poems. cover-
title nay sp. Sx; [3784
© Dee.'24, 1915; 2. ¢ Samia, 1 otGe
aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425104.
GROLIER society*, New York. Two Na-
poleons and the changed face of
EKurope. [Boston, Mass., Printed by
©. H. Simonds co.] 1916. 15 p.
illus., ports. Svo. $0.05. [3785
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 427194.
GRosE (Kriedrich)* New York. Zur
einftihrung in die gedankenwelt Go-
bineaus. (In Walhalla, Jan. 29,
1916) 3786
© Feb. 28, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
A 422881.
Guitp (Mrs. M. P.)* Wellesley, Mass.
[38787, 3788
To my valentine. Lo, to this depth of
winter. Card, col. illus. 3% by 53
inches.; $010." .©; Jan, 27, 1916327:
Feb. 1, 19163..aff. Jan: 31. 19065 =
420597.
Wishing you the immortal joy of Easter.
Card, col. illus. 3% by 52 inches,
$0.10, © Jan. 27, 19165 2ieq0hen 1.
1916; aff. Jan. 31, 1916; "A 420598.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
GUILLE (George FE.) Judgment seat
of Christ. Chicago, The Bible in-
stitute colportage association [1916]
38 p. 16mo. $0.10. [3789
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425347; Bible
institute colportage assn., Chicago.
GUNKEL (Harry H.)* Chicago. Gun-
kel-Novy system and its relation to
successful tailoring. Chicago, Gun-
kel-Novy company [1916] 12 p.
illus. S8vo. [3790
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
15, 1916; A 4179835.
GUTHAPFEL (Minerva L.) Land of
covered faces. (In Christian
herald ) [3791
© Jan. 5, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 422549; Vida Irene Thompson,
Tomalo, Wis.
GuTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington.
Official freight tariff directory.
Suppl. no. 1, 2 to western lines
index no. 7. Jan. 15, Feb. 15, 1916.
2v. 4to. [3792, 3793
© Jan. 12, Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 18, 1916; A 425518, 425519.
HAFERKORN (Henry E.)* Washington.
Searchlights, a short, annotated
bibliography of their design and
their use in peace and war. pt. 2.
(In Professional memoirs. Mar.,
Apr., 1916) [3794
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422853.
HALDEMAN (I. M.) [3795, 38796
Haldeman’s international Sunday school
lesson quarterly. 2d quarter, 1916.
io ao, 2) «New York city, N. Y.,
C. C. Cook [1916] 1 p. 1., p. 163-3804.
P2imo. w0.c)., ©. Mar. 2; 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 427155.
This hour is not the hour of the Prince
of. Peace. New York, C. C. Cook
[1916] 56 p. 12mo. $0.20. © Jan.
18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 21, 1916;
A 417916.
© Charles C. Cook, New York.
HALL-WELTER co., inc.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Business romance. cover-
title, [12] p. illus. 16mo. [38797
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425119.
HamitTron (John R.) Yard opera-
tion. p. 3-6. Svo. $0.10. [With
this: Modern engine house facilities
and methods, by J. H. De Salis]
[3798
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1916;
aff. Jan. 26, 1916; A 425090; Cen-
tral railway club, New York.
3809
HAMILTON credit bureau co.*, Hamil-
ton, O. Hamilton credit rating
book. v. no. 2, 1916-1917. cover-
title, 153 p. S8vo. [3799
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2c. Feb. 11, 1916;
aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 418829.
HANCHETT (I*red Pardee)* Pardee-
ville, Wis. Stinger. Sheet, 11 by 63
inches. [3800
© Jan. 21, 1916;°2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419851.
Hanp (James L.)* New York. Amer-
ica’s leading jewelry auctioneer. 48
p. illus., port. obl. 12mo. (Cover-
title: James L. Hand, his book)
[3801
Cyisn 2201916" Bes Jany 25, IO16;
aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 425088.
HANSSEN’S (Louis) sons,* Davenport,
Ia. Catalogue no. 64. 1137p. illus.
Svo. (On cover: Hanssen’s unusual
book of hardware, factory, mill and
contractors’ supplies and tools)
[3802
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420742.
Harpin County, O. Farm journal di-
rectory of Hardin County, Ohie
[1916-1921] Philadelphia, W. Atkin-
son company, 1916. 1 p. 1., 5-224 p.
illus., ports. Svo. [3803
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 427232; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
car co.,* Cleveland.
Harding motor cars. [4] p._ illus.
4to. [3804
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1916;
aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 419807.
HARDING motor
Harmon (Christopher) * White Plains,
N.Y. Register’s docket [and] county
clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern state
journal) [3805-3808
Feb. 10-16, 1916. © Feb. 19, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 19, 1916; A 422545.
Feb. 17-28, 1916. © Feb... 26,
1c. Feb. 26, 1916; A 422708.
Feb. 24—Mar. 2, 1916. @© Mar. 4, 1916;
1916;
1 c. Mar. 4, 1916; A 422837.
Mar. 2-8, 1916. @©@ Mar. 11, 1916; 1 c,
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423025.
HARMONY CAFETERIA. Today and every
day of the new year. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [3809
© Jan. 10, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 422976: Thomas M. Bowers, Chi-
cago.
a)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. fF nS. votes
3810
Harper (C. N.) & CO.
fected account collecting system. [4]
p. fol. $5.00 [3810
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425407; C. N. Harper,
Chicago.
HARRADEN (Beatrice)* London. Wom-
en doctors in the war. (Jn Wind-
sor magazine, Dec., 1915) [38811
© 1 ec. Dee 28. 19152 A ad int
2605; pubd. Nov. 30, 1915.
Harris (James Coffee)* Rome, Ga.
Making of the heavens and the earth
and all living things as science sees
Me 2k pa. lus: ae $0.18. [8812
© Mar: 1, 1916: 2 e:-Mar, 21916 -
aff. Mar. 16, 1916: Tk 425965.
HARRISON (Louis Reeves)* New York.
[38813-3816
Actor versus type. © Feb. 23, 1916;
1 ¢. Mar. 1, 1916; A 422790.
Inconsequential. @©@ Mar. 8, 1916; 1 e.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 42301 7.
Spoiling the illusion. © Feb. 16, 1916;
1 ¢. Feb. 21, 1916; A 422563.
Totality of effect. © Mar. 1, 1916; 1 «¢.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423019. [Note: The
foregoing are in Moving picture world. ]
HARRISON safety boiler works*, Phila-
delphia. Proposal and _ contract.
Sheet, 11 by 94 inches. [3817
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2 AGIG= A 425 (22:
Hart (Albert Bushnell) Whipping
the devil around the stump. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial
no. 890.) [3818
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 « and aff. Jan.
381, 1916; A 419911; National edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
Hart (Charles W.)* Jefferson City,
Mo. Description of the politic play-
ing card. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 84 by 24 inches. [3819
© Dec. 22, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419861.
Hartrorp, Conn. Hartford, Conn., lit-
tle suburban directory. Ed. for 1915.
Hartford, Conn., Saugus, Mass.,
Clark-Delano company, 1915. 295 p.
8vo. $2.50. [3820
©: Dee 22, 191s 2c. Sany 7, A916;
aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 420552; Clark-
Delano co., Hartford.
HaArRTIGAN (William H.)* Skaneateles,
N. Y. World’s greatest blessing.
[Auburn, N. Y., Printed by Auburn
publishing co., 1916] cover-title, 36
p. 12mo. . $0.25. [3821
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425945.
Harper’s per- |
HAsTiInes (Fanny
York.
de Groot)* New
Wrappings. [4] p. 16mo.
[3822
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417554.
[Hastincs (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay by Luke MecLuke [pseud.]
[Each 5 instalments] (Jn Cincin-
nati enquirer) [3823-3847
Feb. 138-17, 1916. © Feb. 13-17, 1916;
1 ¢c. each Feb. 19, 1916; A 422554—
422558. =
Feb. 18-22, 1916. © Feb. 18-22, 1916;
Lc each Feb. 26, 1916; A 422711—
422715.
Heb. 23-27, 1916; © Feb. 23-97, 1916;
1 ec. each Mar. 1, 1916; A 422791—
422794. :
Feb. 28—Mar. 4, 1916 © Feb. 28—Mar.
4, 1916; 1 c. each Mar. 6, 1916; A
422857422861.
Mar. 5-9, 1916. © Mar. 5-9, 1916; 1 e¢.
each Mar. 11, 1916; A 423011423015.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Hayes (William Solomon)* Brockton,
Mass. America united, America
unida a ten million horsepower idea,
by T(h)inker. .11,. [4]°> po temo.
$0.15. [3848
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 @ Feb.2, 79iG:
aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425113.
Hecut & co.*, New York. Easter Sun-
day from 1916 to 2000; directory of
New York’s best hotels and theatres.
91. illus. 832mo. [Text parallel to
binding] [3849
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 @ sama
1916; aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 419995.
Hees (Mrs. M. H. Norton (Minnie B.)*
Kansas City, Mo. Book of original
yokes. Book no. 2. cover-title, 11,
[1] p. illus. obl. 8vo. $0.15. [3850
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2c. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Jan. 28, 1916; ‘A. 425081.
Heinz interest & discount time teller
and desk calendar. 1916. Chicago,
Edwards & Deutsch lithographing
company, 1915. cover-title, [732] p.
16mo. $2.50. [38851
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 419739; Hdward N.
Heinz, Chicago.
HERCULES powder co.*, Wilmington,
Del. Game farming for profit and
pleasure. Illus. by Clement B.
Davis. 638 p. illus. 12mo. [3852
©, Sept. 22; 1915; 2. es andieait.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 427130.
172
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
- Heywoop (Edwin J.) Bigger, Better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[3853-3855
Every market can be widened. © Feb
23, 1916; 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422659.
Modern selling plant must be scientific.
© Feb. 24, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 25, 1916; A
422667.
One phase of co-operation. © Feb. 25,
1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 26, 1916; A 429701.
HiperNIA bank & trust co. Join our
Christmas banking club. H—1. [4]
p. illus. (part. col.) 4to. [3856
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425053; Outeault adv.
co., Chicago.
Hicks nurseries. Home landscapes.
Descriptive catalogue, price-list,
1916. 79 [1] p. illus. 4to. [3857
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff Mar.
16, 1916; A 425967; I. Hicks & son,
Westbury, N. Y.
Hickson & co.*, New York.
[38858-3859
Designed by Hickson of New York. @©
Pee ote: 1 ¢c. Jan. 24, 1916; A
422446,
Easter dress parade. © Feb. 25, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 28, 1916; A 422726.
[Note: The foregoing are in Harper’s
bazar ]
HIGHLAND Park business directory and
book of general information. v. 1,
no. 1, 1916. cover-title, [56] p. S8vo.
$0.50. [3860
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1916;
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425730; George
Sylvester Cotter, Detroit.
Hirscnt (Samuel D) Trade-mark and
copyright protection in business.
Chicago, Ill., La Salle extension uni-
versity [1916] 23 p. 8vo. (Ameri-
ean law and procedure) [3861
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425135; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
Hopgsy (William B.)* Pittsburgh. Fiat
lux. 7 [1] p. illus. 24mo. [8862
© Dec. 22, 1915; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1916;
1c. Jan. 15, 1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916;
A 425082.
HoGwaLLow news. [3863, 3864
Mar. 1, 1916 (Jn Bradentown herald.)
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1916;
A 423047.
Mar. 3, 1916 (Jn Union sentinel.) @ Mar.
3, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 9, 1916; A 422952.
© Adams syndicate, Madisonville,
Ky.
3546
3885
HozmMes (Donald) Catalog no. 8.
cover-title, 119 p. illus. Svo.
$0.10. [3865
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 427147; Donald H. Als-
dorf, Kansas City, Mo.
| HoryoKkE, Mass. Holyoke city direc-
tory, 1916. [v. 42] Holyoke, Mass..,
The Price & Lee company, 1916.
1104, [10] p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $4.50. [38866
© Feb. 18, 1916; . and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 420913 : et ice & Lee co.,
New Haven.
HomME telephone and telegraph co.
Long Beach telephone directory.
Feb., 1916. 96 p. 8 vo. [3867
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426530; Bernard Levy,
Los Angeles.
HoMELy hints by Mrs. Thrift [calen-
dar 1916] Salem, Mass., Salem
laundry co., 1916. Sheet, col. illus.,
calendar attached, 11 by 84 inches.
[8868
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419767; Atlantis press,
Cambridge, Mass.
[Hore (Chester R.) ] [3869-3885
Canals on Mars all nonsense. © Feb. 13,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1916; A 422527.
Confidence queen turns uplifter. @ Mar.
5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1916; A 423007.
Fifteen feet tall with tusks sixteen feet
long. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1c. Feb. 24,
1916; A 422655.
Girl soldiers. The czar admits it.
© Hen. 27, 1926° 1"; Mar. 7. 1916):
A 422802
Going to live with the monkeys. © Mar.
5, 1916 ; ec. Mar. 8, 1916; A 423005.
Gossip as aay © Feb. 27, 1916; 1 c¢.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 422801.
Hungary stunned by tragic fate of its
most beautiful actress. @©@ Mar. 5,
1916; 1c Mar. 8, 1916; A 423003.
Million dollar art gift. © Feb. 27, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 1, 1916; A 422804.
Most dangerous job in the world. © Mar.
5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1916; A 423002.
Newest scientific discoveries and _ re-
markable facts. Feb. 13, 1916. © Feb.
18.1916: 1 c«. Feb. 15, 1016; A
422519.
—— Feb. 20, 1916. @© Feb. 20, 1916;
1c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422654.
5! Wap, 27. 1916. © Feb. 27, 2818;
1c. Mar. 1, 1916; A 422805.
—— Mar. 5, 1916. @ Mar. 5, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 8, 1916; A 423006.
Plain Jack Thompson couldn’t marry
millionaire widows, but Jean Harald
Saint Cyr could. © Feb. 20, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422651.
Seneca takes up her icy vi sil. © Feb.
27, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 1916; A 422803.
173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3886
pt..1,2s..9ee
[Horr (Chester R.)]—Continued.
Stitch in time for modern art. © Feb.
ae 1 e Feb. 24, 191657 A.
What everybody thought of a modern
family. © Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 15,
1916; A 422516:
[Note: the foregoing are in Cleveland
Sunday leader. ]
© Cleveland co., Cieveland.
[3886-3891
New
Ze
Hope (Laura Lee)
Bunny Brown and his sister Sue.
York, Grosset & Dunlap [1916]
i 246. 22p: front., plates. 12mo.
[(Her The Bunny Brown series) |
$0.40. @ Mar. 1, 1916; 2 cand aff.
Mar 3, 1916: Av 4274120:
At Aunt Lu’s city home.
York, Grosset & Dunlap [1916]
Ds: .., 246 .p... frontyplatess = domo:
[(Her The Bunny Brown series) ]
$0:40: . © Mar, 1, 1916 2) c and: aft.
Mar. 3, 1916; A. 427118.
New
2
=
At Camp Rest-a-while. New York,
Grosset & Dunlap [1916] 2 p. 1. 246
p. front., plates. 12mo. [(Her The
Bunny Brown series) |
i; U91G 2 -e.— ang) ait. Mar 23. oc OG:
A 427117.
——QOn Grandpa’s farm. New York,
Grosset & Dunlap [1916] 2 p. 1., 246
p. front., plates. iZmo. [(Her The
Bunny Brown series) ] $0.40. ©
Maire te Onley 2 e-cecande alte avian 3.
1916; A 427119.
—_— Playing circus. New York, Grosset
& Dunlap, sone 2 paelk
front., plates. 12mo.
Bunny Brown series) ]
Mar.) ob. 191G:. 2.-c~ and.
TONG? AL 42nd 24
Outdoor girls on Pine Island;
» Gave and what it contained. New
York, Grosset & Dunlap [1916] 2
Peed ol we, trontiv. plates. samo.
{(Her The outdoor girls’. series) ]
$0405 @ Mar. 1, c191G? 2 ce: andi alk:
Mar. 3, 1916; A. 427123:
© Grosset & Dunlap, New York.
aff. “Mar. 3f
or, A
Scoop, the cub
Horxkins (Frank W.)
24,
reporter. Weeks of Jan. 10, 17,
Bde - 2. Ulus.. fol:
[3892, 3893
© Jan. 4, 18, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 425062, 425068 ;
Internatl. syndicate, Baltimore.
Horse review harness racing guide
and trotting and pacing breeders’
directory for 1915. v. 4. Comp. by
Grover H. Perrigo and John L.
Hervey. Chicago, Ill., The Horse
‘review company, 1916. 2 p. 1, 555
p. illus. 4to. $2.50. [3894
(jae game 1916: 2-e4dan:: 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 7, 1916; A 418719;
Horse review co., Chicago.
HovucHtTon County, Mich. R. L. Polk
& cos Houghton County directory,
1916-1917. v. 8. Detroit, Mich., R.
I
~
(
HovucHtTon County, Mich.—Continued.
L. Polk & co., 1916. 6p. L485
1355 p. S8vo. $7.50. [3895
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 418980 : R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
Howe (Charles F.)* Coldwater, Mich.
Marginal annotations to the com-
piled laws, 1897. Public acts and
court rules of the state of Michi-
gan. [3896, 3897
Suppl. A. 1915, Judicature
act. 380 numb. 1. obl. Svo. $1.00.
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. At.
LONG SA 420738.
Suppl. no. 67. 183 Mich. Sheet, 82 os
11 inches. $1.50 per year. - @ Feb
8, 1916; 2 ec and afi Heh: at, 1918:
A 420739.
NOs G6. VPs
Hoye (John T.) ‘Sune Crest. 14
[1] p. inel. front., plate., illus. Svo.
[3898
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425728; Royerofters, East
Aurora, N. Y:
HUBBARD (Elbert) [38899, 3900
Little journey to the home of Josiah and
Sarah Wedgwood. Kast Aurora, N. Y.,
The Roy crofters, LOTo: Arse (11 D.
front. (port. ) 8vo. © Sept. 29,
1915; 2c. Dec. 4, 19155 alt. Janse
1916; A 420591.
Moving forward, a sereed on the field
and fitness of the American real es-
tate company. East Aurora, N. Y¥.,
Printed at the Roycroft shop [1915]
16 p. Svo. © Oct. 8, 1915; 2 c. Dee.
4, fous: aff. Jan. 31, 1916; "A 420590.
© Roycrofters, East Aurora, N. Y.
HupDDLESTON (Josephine A.) Confes-
sions of an artist’s model. (Im Chi-
cago Sunday herald) [3901
© Feb. 13, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
A 422462; J. Keeley, Chicago.
HULLINGER’S correspondence school of
artistic glass work. How to make
your band polisher. Sheet, illus., 64
by 6 inches. [3902
© Dee.°15;.1912;)2'e. dames ie
aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 426346; L.
Hullinger, Francesville, Ind.
HUMANITARIAN Magazine. Jan., Feb.
ed. [1916]. [New York, Printed by
Sarlot bros., 1916] 27 p. 8vo.
[3903
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425714; Misha E. Appel-
baum, New York.
Humpury (Edith M.)* Los Angeles.
Truth about California. Los <An-
geles, C. A. L. information bureau
[1916]. 31 [1] p. illus. | 8vo. - $0.50.
[390-4
© Sept. 25, 1915; c. Jane Ao
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425348.
»)
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
Huron, 8. D. R. L. Polk & co.’s Huron | INTERCOLLEGIATE swimming guide,
city directory, 1916. Sioux City, Ia.,
St. Paul, Minn. [ete] R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 170 p. S8vo. $3.00. [3905
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 420444; R. L. Polk & ¢o.,
Sioux City, Ia
HussEy (Abram R.)* Chicago. How
you can learn sign painting quick
and sure. cover-title. 15 p. port.
Svo. [3906
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425509.
HuTtron (Frederic Remsen) National
highways and good roads: whom do
they benefit; and why and how. 24
me illus: port. 4to. (National
highways assn.) [3907
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427 ane National high-
Ways assn., Wviashineton.
Hyatt (EK. B.)* Portland, Ore. Hyrex
six year calendar. Card, printed on
both sides, 23 by 4 inches. [3905
@ietans 20, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Jan. 26, 1916; A 419859.
IDEAL tool works. Full length ideal
rafter tables. [4] = 16m0. [38909
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
& 4916; A: 495868: George Emmet
Stanwood & William Edson Sefithe |
Middletown, N. Y.
TZTINOIS Malieable iron co.
steam goods department.
Catalogue,
Chicago,
Mies toiG| xXxvill, 292 p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. [3910
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 420846; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
ImuHorF (Roger)* Chicago. Philosophy
of Roger Imhof. Chicago, Ill., R.
Imhof, H. L. Conn and M. Coreene,
Pee PG) p.. illus., ports. 12mo.
[8911
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
7, 1916; A 425469.
IMPLEMENT blue book, 1916. [13th
year] The standard implement and
vehicle directory of the United
States. St. Louis, Mo., Midland pub-
lishing co. [1916] 465 p. S8vo.
[8912
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1916; aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 428032;
Midland pub. co., St. Louis.
INDIANA rural credit assn.,* Indian-
apolis. Indiana rural credit asso-
ciation. 19, [1] p. ports. 8vo.
[3913
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417973.
1915-16; arr. and codified by the
National collegiate athletic associa-
tion, ed. by F. W. Luehring. New
York, American sports publishing
company [1916] ate py. 2 LEO;
ports., diagrs. 16me. (Spalding’s
athletic library, no. 361, group 9)
$0.10. [38914
© Jan. 14, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
19; 1916 A ‘490423: Natl. collegiate
athletic assn. & American sports
pub. co., New York.
INTERNATIONADS Correspondence schools.
[3915-3928
y Instruction paper.
ist. ed. Li2i Setanton:s 'Paz-imiter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 63 p. illus. 8vo. © Dee.
24, 1915: 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 425189.
Caricaturing and cartooning. Instruc-
tion paper. Ist ed. 1737. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
{1916] cover-title, 81 p. illus. Svo.
@ewWeey 24) Ole 2 Cag. epee: eb:
4, 1916; A 425194.
Core making. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 1st ed. 1700.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
co. [L9TDS) cover-tithe, 42; 2 ps dius.,
qdigers..e8vo:. 1OPDen te tis <2) €
and ef Jan. 21, 19'6> As 4L7893:
Decorative lettering. Instruction paper.
ist ed. 1732. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916]
tittle, iS pe <alluss 7 Svo.. ©) Dee, 24>
Od ae CA ane with. = Rebs. 45 bole:
A 425198.
Drawing for line engraving. pt. 1, 2.
Instruction paper. ist ed. 1731A, B.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company [1916] cover-titles, 2 v.
MIS) “SvOrsiOy Dees ole 19ISs 2 ee;
each and aff. Feb. 4, 1916. A 425192.
Gas making. Eaerae Hien paper with ex-
amination questions. 2d ed.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
co [1915] cover- -title, 76, 2 p. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. © Dec. 14, NOT €.
and aff: Jan. 21, 1916; A’) 417887.
Green-sand molding. Pts. 1-4. Instruc-
tion paper with examination ques-
tions. Isted. 1699 ABC&D. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook co.
P9155] ov. Whus diagrss) Svo:
Dec. 14, 1915; 2 c. each and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417892.
House drains. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 2d. ed. 733.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
co. [1915] cover-title, 72,3 p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. @ Dec. 14, 1915; 2 «.
and aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417888.
Immigration and Chinese exclusion laws.
Instruction paper with examination
questions. ist ed. 17438. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook co. [1915]
cover-title, 27 p. S8vo. © Dec. 30,
ee es ana ai, Jane 2 role:
A 417894.
Pictorial composition. Instruction paper.
Ist ed. 17380. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 71 p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
@Qy We. 24. 1915 ec. and ati Hebs
4, 1916; A 425191.
Animal drawing.
175
es
CATALOGUE OF
3929
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, Dos, Bae
LRTEERNATIONAL
schoois—Continued,
Pictorial perspective. Instruction paper.
correspondence
Ist ed. 1729. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 36 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
@- Decy 245 1915 3 2 en and: ale. Heb.
4, 1916; A 425190.
Sewage disposal. Instruction paper
with examination questions. ed.
TST. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook co. [1915] cover-title, a Z
p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. @©@ ec.
LOUD 5 “2 ie: and aff. Jane aie i916?
A 417889.
Speed control. Instruction paper with
examination questions. ist ed. 1655.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
co. [1915] cover-title, 386, 2 p.
diagrs. S8vo. © Dec. 14, 1915; 2 @.
and aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A’ 417891.
Water filtration. imetraction paper with
examination questions. 2d ed. 739.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
eo. [1915] cover-title, 38. Ds
diagrs. S8vo. © Dec. 14, 1915; 2 e.
and aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417890.
© Internatl. textbook co., Seran-
ton, Pa.
INTERNATION AL harvester co. of Ameri-
ea, ine.*, Chicago. Weber, king of
all farm wagons. Catalog W-16.
208 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Cover-
title: International farm wagons,
Weber line) [3929
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417967.
INTERNATIONAL MILL & timber co.*,
Bay City, Mich. Famous fifty and
other favorite homes. 128 p. illus.
(part col.) diagrs., blue prints.
Svo. [38930
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 420937.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR institute*,
cago. I-M-I.
the automobile
illus. (part col.)
Chi-
Big money for you in
business. 28 p.
8vo. $1.00.
[39381
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426365.
INTERNATIONAL news service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret. (In New
York evening journal) [38982-3955
Feb. +6, 1916. @ Feb. 15, 1916; 1c. Feb.
16, 1916; A 422485.
Feb. 16, 1916. © Feb. 16, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
17, 1916; A 422505.
Feb. 17, 1916. © Feb. 17, 1916; 1c. Feb.
18, 1916; A 422526.
Feb. 18, 1916. @ Feb. 18, 1916; 1c. Feb.
19, 1916; A 422546.
Feb. 19, 1916. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1c. Feb.
21, 1916; A 422575.
Feb. 21, 1916. @© Feb. 21, 1916; 1c. Feb.
23, 1916; A 422618.
Feb. 22, 1916. © Feb. 22, 1916; 1c. Feb.
» 238, 1916; A 422620.
| INTERNATIONAL news service*
|
|
Feb. 23, 1916. © Feb. 23, 1916;-4 c. Feb.
94 1916- A 42263) :
Feb. 24, 1916. @© Feb. 24, 1916; 1c. Feb.
Dye 1916; A 422778.
Feb. 25, 26, 1916. @ Feb. 25; 26, 1916;
1. ec; Feb. 26, 28; -2916 ;. Be 422
422781.
Feb. 28, 1916. @© Feb. 28, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
29, 1916; A 422783.
Feb. 29, 1916. © Febs.29), LOnG6 2 toe
Mar. ft: 1916; A 422786.
Mar. 1, 1916. ©-.Mar. 1, 1916 i.e Mine
2. eee A 422874.
Mar, + Deb 1916. © Mar. 2, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. -
3, 1916; A 422826.
Mar..3, 1916. © Mar. 3, 1916; 1c Maz
4, 1916: A 422838.
Mar. 4, 1916. © Mar. 4, 191635 1 © Mar:
6, 1916; A 422873.
Mar. 6, 1916. © Mar. 6, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
7, 1916; A 422890.
Mar. 7. 1916. @ Mar: 7, 1916; 1 c& Mar
8, 1916; A 422965.
Mar. 8, 1916. © Mar: 819163 ¥ caMar
9, 1916; A 422966.
Mar. 9, 1916. @ Mar, 9, 1916; 1 c. Mar,
10, 1916; A 422992,
Mar. 10, 1916... @ Marnieil0> 1 Orger sare:
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423027.
Mar. 11, 1916. @© Mar. = Lig 2c
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423041.
Mar. 13, 1916. © Mar. 13, 1916; 1 ¢.
Mar. 14, 1916; A 423072.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE ¢o.*, Friedman-
Shelby branch, St. Louis. Muff and
Puff in the Red Goose wonder book.
[16] p. col. illus. 16mo. [3956
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
21. I91G: Av AVGQ2Z2:
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY School assn.*,
Chicago. [8957-8959
Parents’ department of the Sunday
shool; a bulletin of information. 12 p.
16mo. (Adult division leaflet no. 6.)
$0.03...@ Keb: 1, 19163 2 Ge and cane
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425555.
Suggestions for promotion through
the organized work. Sheet, 7 by 53
inches. (Adult division leaflet no. 6a)
$0.02. @© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aa.
Feb. 23, 1916; A 426268.
School of principles and methods, stand-
ards and plans. 8 p. 16mo. _ (Educa-
tional leaflet no. 5. $0.02. @© Feb.‘1,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916;
A 425455.
Irwin auger bit co.,* Wilmington, O.
Irwin bit. .31, [1] “pe aie
(Catalogue no. 10). [3960
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419825.
Isakovics (Alois von)* Monticello,
N. Y. American perfumer, synfluer
insert no. 68, [4] p. illus. fol.
[3961
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426382.
176
BOOKS,
no. 3, 1916
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. R. L. Polk & ¢o.’s
Jacksonville city directory, 1916. v.
17. Jacksonville, Fla., R. L. Polk &
ao... 1916. 4p. 1., 33-1155 p. .&vo.
$7.50. [8962
)) Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 427270; R. L. Polk
& Co., Birmingham, Ala.
Jacosp Tomer institute. Tome school.
The Jacob Tome institute, founded
by Jacob Tome. Port Deposit, Mary-
land [1915-1916] [Baltimore, Md.,
Printed by N. T. A. Munder & co.]
1916. 38 p. fold. front., plates, col.
map. fol. [3963
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418948; Thomas S.
Baker, Port Deposit, Md.
Jacoss (Emilie V.) Where we live; a
home geography. Book 2. [New
ed. | Philadelphia, Christopher
Sower company [1916] 174 p. illus.,
maps. 12mo. $0.55. [3964
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
11, 1916; A 418408; Christopher
Sower co., Philadelphia.
JAMES (James) Boston. Time table
for the kitchen. cover-title, [15] p.
48mo. [Text parailel with bind-
ing] [3965
fietam 22, 1916: 2 ¢° Jan. 24,
1916; aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 4250838.
JAMESON (H. M.) Heald’s business
practice and accounting. [San Jose,
Cal., Printed by Wright printing co.,
aio) 1 p: 1, 62 p. S8vo.. $1.00.
[8966
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 428079; Heald’s busi-
ness college, San Jose, Cal.
ee ON (Helen Follett)] What to
wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] (In !
Chicago herald) [3967-3991
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
10, 1916; A 422357.
Feb. 14, 1916. © Feb. 14, 1916; 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422470.
Hep eio, 1916. © Web. 15, 19165 1 ec.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 422474.
mer tG, 1916. ,.@ FKeb.,.16, 1916;
Feb. 17, 1916; A 422497,
Hep, 47, 1916. © Feb. 17, 1916;
. eb. 1s, 1916; A 422520.
© Feb. 18, 1916;
Feb. 19, 1916; A 422540.
Eee
1
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eb, 19, 1916. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 ¢
1
1
Feb. 18, 1916.
eb. 21, 916; A 422567.
Feb. 21, 19 © Feb. 21, 1916;
Feb. 23, ioe: A 422608.
Feb. 22, 1916. © Feb. 22, 1916:
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GROUP IT
3996
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
Feb. (23, .1916. ©, Feb. 23, 1916; 1 -¢.
Feb. 24, 1916; A 422661.
Feb. 24, 1916: - © Feb. 24,9916; 1 e¢.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 422665.
Feb. 25, 1916; @ Feb. 25, 1916;
Feb. 26, 1916; A 422698.
Feb. 26, 1916. @© Feb. 26, 1916;
Feb. 28, 1916; A 422720.
Feb. 28, 1916. © Feb. 28, 1916;
Feb. 29, 1916; A 422772.
Feb. 29, 1916. © Feb. 29, 1916;
Mar. a 1916; A 422912.
Mar. 1,.1916. @© Mar. 1, 1916;
Mar. 2, 1916; A 422916.
Mas... 2.. 1916. . ©. Mar... 2,, 1916;
Mar. 3, 1916; A 422921.
1
1
1
1
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1
Mar. 3, 1916. © Mar 3. 2986.5
Mar. 4, 1916; A 422926.
Mar. 4, 1916. Bs Mar. 4, 1916; 1 e.
Mar. 6, 1916; A 422931.
Mar. 6, 1916. © Mar. 6, 1916; 1
Mar. 7, 1916; A 422944.
Mar: 7. 1916. @ Mar. 7, 19165..4
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422956.
Mar. 8, 1916. ° Mar. 8, 1916; 1
Mar. 9, 1916; 422960.
1
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Mar. 9, 1916 - Mar. 9, 1916;
Mar. 10, 1916; A 499987.
Mar. 10, 1916. © Mar. 10, 1916;
Mar. 11, 1916; A 4238021.
Mar. 11, 1916. © Mar. 11, 1916;
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423035.
Jay County, Ind. Farm journal di-
rectory of Jay County, Ind. [1916-
1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkin-
son company, 1916. [3]-240 p.
illus., loose fold. map. 8vo. [38992
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
4,1916; A 427157 : Wilmer Atkinson
cO., Philadelphia.
Jerrcorr (Henry Arthur)* Philadel-
phia. Teaching your do} lars to have
more cents. [8] p. 16mo. [3993
© Dec. 2, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
16, 1916; A 425971.
JEFFERSON (Alpha A.)* Lincoln, Cal.
Life and perfect health. [Prospec-
tus] Sheet, printed on both sides, 9
by 6 inches. [3994
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425688.
Jenks (Jeremiah W.) Looking ahead
in China. Proof. (National edito-
rial service, serial no. 371.) [3995
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 495644 : National edito-
rial service, inc., New York.
JoHNSON (Hads) pub. co.*, New York.
Johnson’s steam vessels of the Atlan-
tie coast, 1916. liv, 232 p. obl.
32mo. $5.00. [3996
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c Keb. 21,
1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 418944.
177
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3997
JOHNSON (J. Frank)* Battle Creek,
Mich. Roller preblem. [4] p.
12mo. [3997
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
10, 1916; A 417904.
JOHNSON & Johnson,* New Brunswick,
N. J. Handbook of ligatures, no.
226. cover-title, 47 p. illus. 8vo.
[3998
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
20, 1916; A 427015.
JOHNSON & North,* Boston. U. S. in-
come tax and emergency revenue
law ready reference. cover-title, 12
p. obl. 8vo. [3999
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426344.
JONES & Baker,* New York.
[4000, 4001
Carrying stocks on account. cover-title,
8p. 24mo. @© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426524. [Copy-
right is claimed on changes and addi-
tions. ]
Course of an order. cover-title, 4 p.
16mo. @© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 6, 1916; A "496525. [Copyright
claimed on changes and additions. ]
JOURNAL printing co.*, Minneapolis.
What your neighborhood bank means
to you. (Jn Minneapolis journal)
[4002
@©r Beb> 2. 1916: 4 ec heb. 25:
1916; A 422685.
JUELG piano co. [4003-4007
Come tomorrow with five dollars. @©
Mar. 3, 1916 1) .¢c. Mar. Ti enli9iliG > JA’
423065.
This ad shows how strongly we guaran-
tee these Newton pianos. @ Mar.
1916; 1 c. Mar. 7, 1916; A 423066.
When you begin to pay you begin to
oO!
own a beautiful Newton piano.
Mar. 2250 VG 2 es Mar te 196A
423064.
You do not take a single chance in buy-
ing a Newton piano. @ Mar. 1, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 38, 1916; A’ 422982.
150 Newton pianos worth $350 each to
be sold for $247 each. @© Feb. 29,
1916; t.¢c. Mar. 3, 1916;°A 422981.
[Note : The foregoing are in Washing-
ton Evening star]
© Newton piano co., New York.
K. D. idea. v. 1, no. 4, Jan., 1916. 20
p. illus. . 12mo. [4008
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417986; Kelley-Davis
eco., Oakland, Cal.
KAAI (Ernest K.) Ukulele and how
it’s played. Honolulu, Hawaii,
_ Hawaiian news co., Itd. [1916] 58
p. front. (port.) fol. $1.25. [4009
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 6,
1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 428016;
Hawaiian news co., ltd., Honolulu.
pt. IAs. Was
KAHN (Harry C.) & son*, Philadel-
phia. Kahn’s February furniture
sale. [8] p. illus. fol. [4010
1c. Jan. 20, 1916;
we, UlGs A: 419770.
2c. and aff. Jan.
KANSAS Ciry casualty co.*, Kansas
City, Mo. [4010*, 4010**
teduced premium accident er for
medically selected risks. [ fol
fold. to 8vo. @© Dee. 29, idi8 2 ¢.
and aff. Jan. 11, 1916; ‘A 419560.
Reduced premium policy for medically
selected risks. [4] p. fol. fold. to
8vo. @© Sept. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff.
Jan. Ad: 1916: A 419561.
KKANSAS Ciry, home telephone co.*
Kansas City, Mo. Directory, Feb.,
1916. 318 p. Ato. [4011
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425464.
Results of Ford
greater than its
leaders. (In Cleveland Sunday
leader ) [4012
© Feb. 20, 1916;-1 c Feb. 24
1916; A 422658; Cleveland cCo.,
Cleveland.
KARR (Benjamin)
peace expedition
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* Ocean City, Md.
Herbert Kaufman’s weekly page.
Feb. 20, 27, 1916. (Jn Boston Sun-
day herald) [40138, 4014
© Feb. 20, 27, 1916; 1 ¢. each Mar.
1, 1916; A 422753, 422754.
KraL (Harry M.) & Phelps (Nancy
S.)* Detroit. Mathematics for tech-
nical high schools. 382 p. diagrs.
12mo. [4015
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417964.
KEELER
finger.
trated companion.
(Harry Stephen) Stolen
chap. 14-end. (Jn Iillus-
Mar., 1916)
[4016
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 422896; F. B. Warner co., New
York.
(William Frederic)* New
[4017, 4018
New York,
[1916] 24
IX EELER
York.
First steps in concentration.
The Oxford printing co.
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Intuition, how to use is (In Construc-
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1916: I-e.. Mar. 4, ates A 422854,
178
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KEELEY (J.)* Chicago.
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422602.
For babies or bombs. © Feb. 13, 1916:
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Half a million soldiers love this woman.
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Hardest part an actress ever had to play.
Hen 2¢, 1916; be. Feb. 28; 1916;
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More of England's remarkable gees Ee
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Page the king of Denmark; here’s an-
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a, 1916; 2 ce Feb. 28, 1916; A
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pr
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Said the governor of Mush: Throw the
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A 422459.
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eto. « ¢. Keb. 28, 1916; A
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Wicked dance named after a good
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21, 1916; A 422598.
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KELLEY (Geo. H.)*
Blood of old Ireland. Trish
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A 422585.
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(In
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zation and maintenance of the mu-
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2-tmo. [4036
© Feb. 21. 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
6, 1916: A 426514.
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Life
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1
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Battle
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title, [4] p. 4S8mo. [4038
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425123.
Ketty (Thomas J.)* Omaha, Neb.
Some observations on the teaching of
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[4039
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 ce. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 422951.
Krnaca (W. C.)* Cleveland. Ad art
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Pe AIG: "bi ys ilies: | fal:
[4040-4044
© Dec. 24, 30, 1915; Jan. 7, 13, 20,
1916; 2 ec. each and aff. Jan. 22,
1916; A 419733-419737.
KENNEDY (David E.) ine.*, New York.
Catalogue of designs, nonpareil cork
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[4045
© Feb. 17. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425514.
KENNICOTT co. Special selling manual
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Syo. [4046
© Nov. 12, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426332 : “‘Trving R. Allen,
Chicago.
KEUFFEL & Esser co.*, Hoboken, N. J.
K & E metallic and linen tapes with
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illus. 16mo. [4047
© Feb. 16. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425500.
Kirr (Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. (Jn Ladies home
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© Feb.. 20. 1916; 1 c. Feb. 19,
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KIMBALL (James Newton)* New York.
International typewriting contest
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[4049
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KiInGsLEY (Charles) Tutor’s story;
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St. Leger Kingsley Harrison] chap.
6-10. (Jn Cornhill magazine, Mar.,
1916) [4051
© 1 ¢ Mar. 21 1916 A ad int,
2601 ; pubd. Feb. 26, 1916; Smith, El-
der & co., London.
KINLOCH telephone co.*, St. Louis.
[4052, 4053
East St. Louis telephone directory. no.
7. Feb. 5, 1916. cover-title, 46 p.
4to. © Mar. 11, 1916; 2 e¢. and aff.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 425975.
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11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 16, 1916;
A 425976.
KINSILA (Edward Barnard) Modern
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[4054
© Feb. 23, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 422789; Chalmers pub. co., New
York.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) [4055-4061
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[4062
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 420869; R. L. Polk & co.,
Pittsburgh.
KLEIN (Goshen Loraine von)* Santa
Monica, Cal. Fountain of health.
15 p. 16mo. $0.50. [4063
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aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425880.
IXNICKERBOCKER advertising and illus-
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ber bulletin. cover-title, 7 1. illus,
fol. [4064
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
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[4065, 4066
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Eclipse of the Star. Proof. © Feb. 12,
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25, 1916; A 419818.
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[4068
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12, 1916; A 420772; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
Lair (Jack) [4069-4097
Ad-man signs for blond copy to run T. F,
© Mar. 10, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
A 423022.
Banquet hints; or, First aid to dying.
© Feb. 16, 1916; i c. Feb. 17, 1916;
A 422498.
Canada Kid finds a queer oasis. © Mar.
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Chaplin’s signature obtained at last.
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Charlie, the Wolf frowns on anarchy.
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A 422542.
Commissioner Ragen lays down arms.
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Enter handsome _ Bill, cowboy hero.
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A 422666.
Found: a brotherhood of man and men,
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Good morning. © Feb. 18, 1916; 1 «.
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A 422607.
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LANDAY (Maurice)
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Lair (Jack)—Continued.
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A 422356.
Letters for the novelette family. © Feb.
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Municipal epitaph for unborn dead.
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Oldest crime vs. newest meth 20ds. ©
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She was sweet 19, but didn’t drink. ©
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Spring dream from lonely heart.
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Tale of thrilling, frigid Arctic. © Feb.
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Untold tale of bygone history. © Mar.
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Why Marian Lambert sinned and Gied.
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© J. Kelley, Chicago.
[Book
3] World stories for children se-
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Woods. Chicago. Ainsworth and
company [1916] 196 p. illus., port.
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© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2a) ADIG:. A 418962 : Ainsworth &
€0., Chicago.
R. L. Polk & ¢o.’s
Lancaster city directory, 1916.
ieaneaster, Pa., R. L. Polk & co.,
1916. 1020 p. Svo. $6.00. [4099
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
14,1916; A 420764; R.L. Polk & co.,
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[4100-4103
Espion du kaiser; roman inédit @
amour et d’aventures de la guerre.
Paris, A. Fayard et cie., 1915. 95 p.
4to. (L’homme aux cent masques, 3)
@ Jan, 19, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 20, 1916;
A—Foreign 13498.
181
LANDAY
LARROWE milling co.
La SALLE extension university,*
La Tour (Maxime)* Paris.
4112
(Maurice )—Continued.
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Fayard et cie., 1915. 94 p. 4to.
(L’bomme aux cent masques, 2)
Jan. £4950 1996 "4° e+ Mar 20. “1016;
A—Foreign 13497.
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Paris, A. Fayard et cie., 1916. 92: p.
4to. (L’homme aux cent masques, 5d)
@ Jan. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916;
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Secret des Hohenzollern; roman inédit
@amour et daventures de la guerre.
Paris, A. Fayard & cie., 1916. 94 p.
4to. (L’homme aux cent masques, 4)
fr. 6.35. | @ Jan. 19: 1916:: 1 ¢.. Mar:
~O, 1916; A—Foreign 13495.
© Arthéme Fayard & co. et Mau-
rice Landay, Paris.
*, Detroit. Here
is how you can tell if they are just
boarders. [4] p. illus. (part col.)
fol. folded to obl. 32mo. [4104
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426358.
Chi-
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Business administration. Business build-
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142-14. Industrial organization and
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2 ec. each Jan. 13, 1916; af. Jan. 14,
1916; A 417800.
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1 "'S"p." 440: *@ Web: 44, 19tes - C.
Feb. 21, 1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A
426274,
Effective business English. Lesson talk
13-20, 29-36. 16 v. in 1. §8vo.
Dec, 10, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1916; aff.
Feb, 23, 1916; A 426259.
General bulletin [1916].
cover-title, 43
Dp: itlus., ‘ports... Sve.’ © Mar. 10,
1916: 2 ¢. and aff: Mar. 13, 1916; A
425961.
Hig er accountancy. How to_use the
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What was the matter with Ed Kearney;
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Feb. 21, 1916; aff. Feb. 23: 1916; A
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Marraine
Paris, A.
40.
[4111
©" Jan: 1919162" 1 Mar. 20;
1916; A—Foreign 13499.
du poilu: reman inédit.
Fayard et cie. [1915] 76 p.
LAYLANDER (QO. J.)* Chicago. To-
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[4112
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2
25, 1916; A 419834.
e. and aff. Jan..
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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LEADING cigar jobbers of the United | Leroux (Gaston)* Paris.
States. Issued Jan., 1916. New
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1916. eover-title, [42] p. 4to.
$15.00. [4113
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 420982; Harry M. Kon- |
wiser, New York.
LEBLANC (Maurice)* % Hughes Mas-
sie, London. Bombshell, tr. by Alex-
ander Teixeira de Mattos. Feb.,
1916. 1st instalment. (In Pear-
son’s magazine.) [4114
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; A ad int.
2585; pubd. Feb. 1, 1916.
Ler (Albert Sherman)* Ripley, W. Va.
United States history. cover-title,
53 p. 16mo. $0.25. [4115
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417858.
Ler (Baker Perkins)* Los Angeles.
Real temperance versus prohibition.
te a pe AZmor SOA. [4116
© Oct. 15, 1914; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 419811.
LEE (Geo. H.)* Omaha, Neb. Secrets
of success with chickens. cover-
title, 23 p. illus. 16mo. (Geo. H.
Lee co.) [4117
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 14,
1916; aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426281.
Le GaALLIENNE (Richard) Shake-
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Shakespeare the great creator of
tragedy. (In New York times.)
[4118
© Feb. 27, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 28,
1916; A 422730; New York times co.,
New York.
Le Gorric (Charles) En cantonne-
ment; un deuxiéme chapitre de
Vhistoire des fusiliers marins. (In
Revue des ceux mondes, ler déc.,
1915) [4119
© Dec. 1, 1915; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916;
A—Foreign 13512; Plon-Nourrit &
co., Paris.
LENNON (Bert)
the world saved by love.
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© Yeb..20,. 1916;.-1-.c.. Keb, 21,
1916; A 422599; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lenz & Naumann, ine. General lab-
oratory apparatus and_ supplies.
1915 ed. New York, Montreal, Lenz
& Naumann, ine. [1916] 499 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. $1.00. [412%
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 420596; W. J. Lenz,
New York.
Wickedest woman in
(In Chi-
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Confitou ;
roman inédit. nos. 1-5, 9-27, 29-—
31. [27 instalments] (in Paris
matin, 16 jano.—15 févr., 1916)
[4122
© Jan. 16-Feb. 15, 1916; 1 c each
Mar. 20, 1916; A—Foreign 138519.
LE Roy plow co.*, Le Roy, N. Y.
[4128, 4124
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obl. 48mo. @© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 e
and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426327.
Le Roy chilled plows, gang, two-way and
walking plows. 34 pe eS: (part
col.) . © Jan 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; a 426328.
LEVEILLE (Edward A.)* Chicago.
ie [4125, 4126
Freight tariff no. 4—D on wrought iron
and steel pipe; Chicago and Pitts-
burgh to points in Michigan, effective
Jan. 1, 1916. Suppl. no. 1. [4] p.
24mo. © Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c and ak.
Jan. 22, 1916; A "419768.
—— No. 5-H, Chicago and Pittsburgh to
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© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419769.
Levy (Louis H.) Pictorial review’s
correspondence course in sex-educa-
tion; a series of six talks on anat-
omy, physiology, hygiene and habits.
New York city, Pictorial review Co.
[1916] 82 p. 8vo. $0.50. [4127
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425333; Pictorial review
co., New York.
Lewis (John Franklin)* San Fran-
cisco. Race track game; directions
for playing. Card, printed on both
sides, 34 by 24 inches. $1.00. [4128
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426545.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Is the Red spectre
of ’57 hanging over India. (Jn Chi-
cago herald) [4129
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ¢@ Feb. 21,
1916; A 422601; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lipsey (Laura Jean) Saint Valen-
tine’s, love’s own day, is here and it’s
leap year too. (In Cleveland Sun-
day leader ) [4130
© Feb. 13, 1916; 1 ¢ Feb. 15,
1916; A 422515; Cleveland co., Cleve-
land.
Lispy (Paul)* La Jolla, Cal. Let
there be light. cover-title, S p. nar.
16mo. [41381
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1916;
aft. Mar. 13, 1916; A 425949,
182
[4182
Feb.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916 4167
LIEBMANN’S (S.) sons brewing co.,* | Liste (Ann)—Continued.
Brooklyn. Rhymes of the Rheina- re ae fa inte Can 12 1916;
. 3 G a illus ‘ ec. Mar 307
roons, 1916.° [20] p. illus. 12mo. {Note: The foregoing are in New York
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 « and aff.
LINDEMANN (A. J.) & Hoverson co. | Lirrte (Charles E.) Life and litera-
Special selling manual on the Alca- ture readers. 8d reader. Advisory
- zar range and heater co. & Areadiau editor, Charles E. Little, illus. by
malleable range co. [Chicago, II1.,
Printed by the Irving R. Allen co.,
PIG] 1 p. 1; 83 numb. i SVO; company [1916] 250, [1], iv p. illus.
[4133 (part col.) 12mo. $0.48. [4159
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aft. Feb. © Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418824; Irving R. Allen, 21, 1916; A 420879; Williams print-
Chicago. ing co., San Francisco.
nae ee 82 Te 1.. | LUITTLe wonder mfg. co.] Why not
— oe oeay rae aha operate a wholesale manufacturing
ea ee OS "[4134 business? [4] p. 4to. [4160
©) Jan. 15, 19163 2° and att. Jan
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. | 25 : ‘ ;
a4 25 iGevA OS: ; ar C
LIsLte (Ann) [4185-4158 eines (Karl K.) ed. [4161, 4162.
Cinderella man. Feb. 15, 1916. © Feb. Children’s day treasury, no. 26. Dayton,
abiae iG ep. LO... FONG 5 772 0., New York lete.] OE Rs
- : company, 1916. cover-title, 4 ;
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ices tign) LGhG 2) A 422506: ec. and aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 420866.
—— Heb. 17, 1916. © Feb. 17, 1916; Easter treasury, no. 21. Dayton, O.,
ioc. Deb. US) 196; A. 422525. New York [etc.] Lorenz publishing
Shep. 18. 1916. ~G Feb. 18. 1916: company, 1916. cover-title, 34 p. 8vo.
1 Bes RING ee: 422547, .0.15. © Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Shey 1. 1916. © Feb. 19. 1916: Feb. 21, 1916; A 420867;
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Jast a woman. Feb. 21, 1916. © Feb. | Lorerz (Joseph L.) Payroll auditing.
21916 > bc, Web, 23,1916; A 422617.
——Feb. 22, 1916. Hehiw22. A9iG:
—
©
1c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422619. © Feb. 18, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
Eel Wen, 23. 1916. © Feb. 23, i916: 1916; A 422710; George H. Holden
rer teb ws, 1916: A 422644. | & ¢o., ine., New York.
7, web. 24, 1916. © Feb. 24, 1916; | Low (Alvin H.)* Los Angeles. Story
ieee 2s. 19065. A 422777. | a a ee AS
A a ane : of a drop of water. (Jn National
Feb. 25, 1916. © Feb. 25, 1916; Taprais
1 c. Feb. 36, 1916; A 422779. | effersonian ) [4164
Hep, 26, 1916. © Keb. 26, 1916; ©) Web. 26, “A9IG =" ad se Mar.2:
i ¢ Keb. 28. 1916; A 422782. 1916: A 422829,
r= Heb. 28. 191¢ ) Web. 28, 1915; :
1 c. Feb. 29, ee Pete Lowey, Mass. Lowell directory, 1916.
Feb. 29, 1916. © Feb. 29, 1916; no. 65. Beston, Mass., Sampson &
1 2. Mar. 1, 1916; A 422787. Murdock ¢co., 1916. [3]-931 p. front.
en 1, ok Cee 15 1191.6 5 (fold. map) 8vo. $5.00 [4165
ce. Mar, 2, 1916; A 422813
; : aie ; j ») : ¢
——-Mar. 2, 1916. © Mar. 2, 1916; 9 © oe > ee 2 . eae
1c. Mar. 3, 1916; A 422827. 26, 1916; A 420929; Sampson &
2 Mar. 3. 1916. © Mar. 3. 1916; Murdock co., Boston.
ee oye | EUeAS. (De Witt B.)*" Philadelphia.
es ieee Siti. © Tee 1916; Knowing people. Sheet, printed on
- aticti. ’ vu : 1 Aq Y 1 j
6, 1916. © Mar. 6, 1916; both sides, d1 by 84 inches. [4166
Ic. Mar. 7, 1916; A 422889. © Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 15, 1916;
Poa ear (, 1916. *@ wMar. 7,) 1916; aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 419758.
1 ec. Mar. 8, 1916; A 422899. L jos * N All nm
———Mar. 8, 1916. © Mar. 8, 1916; YON laboratories,* Nashville. Auto
1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1916; A 422967. physician manual giving directions,
Mar. 9, 1916. © Mar. 9, 1916; treatment and dosage for each mal-
1 ce. Mar. 10, 1916; A 422991. ady and its remedy. 27 p. 16mo.
Mar. 10, 1916. © Mar. 10, 1916; 80.25. 41
1c. Mar. 11, 1916; A 423026. yi D et
—— Mar. 11, 1916. @©@ Mar. 11, 1916; © Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan...
1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1916; A 423040. 19, 1916; A 417850.
183
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© Internat). news service, New
Helen Harll and Elsinore Robinson
Crowell. San Francisco, Doub &
Chap. 1. (In Surveyor) [4163
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4168
pt. 1, 2S.) yo
[M. S. pharmacal co.] Jn-o-me, a
secret of Cleopatra? 7 p. illus. 24mo.
[4168
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 425594; Jerome W. Mar-
row, Chicago.
McATAMNEY (Hugh) co.*, New York.
Wanamaker cut service. Issue no.
Ze, 245° Jan. 3, 10, JOT. 2 va Wis.
254 by 184 inches. [4169, 4170
©. Dec. 17, 24, 1915; 2 @ and aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 419771, 419772.
McCriaiIn (Kdward C.)* Philadelphia.
Truth in the ultimate. 11. 24mo.
[4171
©’ Jan. 1, 1916: 2c. Yan. 3, 1916:
aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 419759.
McCown (Minnie Parker)* Emporia,
Kan. Picture. (Jn Emporia times)
[4172
© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c& Feb. 23,
1916; A 422627.
McCoy (James David) *
Suggestions in X-ray technic for
the orthodontist. (Jn International
journal of orthodontia. Jan., 1916)
[4173
Feb. 16,
Los Angeles.
©: Jan15, 191G6- val “eS
1916; A 422492.
McCutTcHEon (John T.) [4174, 4175
Crafty Standard oil co. @© Feb. 20, 1916;
1 ce. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422616.
© Tribune co., Chicago.
When Greek meets Scot. © Feb. 18,
£O1G)5 1... Feb. 20.1906 jhAn 422572:
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
© John T. McCutcheon, Chicago.
McDapE (Andrew J)* Brooklyn.
Science of investment. cover-title,
8p. 24 mo. $0.05. [4176
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 «.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 425969.
and aff.
MAcponNALp (James P.)* Boston. Old
Glory, the stars and stripes. Bos-
ton, Mass., Macdonald & Evans
[1915] [16] p. 24mo. $0.10. [4177
ie Deg Za, AGio; -2--e Dac: 30,
1915; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 425084.
McDowett (Lillie Gilliland) * To-
peka, Kan. Stories I told Louise.
Illus. by Albert T. Reid. Topeka,
Kan., The Kansas farmer co., 1915.
=p. 1, {11]-151 p. front... (port.)
iis. iZmo. $0.50: [4178
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 420297.
McKEEsport, Pa. R. L. Polk & ¢0.’s
McKeesport directory, 1916. v. 10.
Pittsburgh, Pa., R. L. Polk & Gas
1916. 703 p. S8vo. - $6.00. [4179
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 418837; R. L. Polk & eo.,
Pittsburgh.
MackeEy (Richard KE.)* St. Louis.
Rapid calculator, for the muitiplica-
tion of any two numbers from 1 to
100. Sheet, 82 by 14 inches. $1.00.
[4180
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419856.
McKinstry (James F.)* Gainesville,
Fla. Prayers. [Gainesville, Fla.,
Printed by Pepper printing & pub.
co., 1915] 13.1. deme, sae
[4181
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
138, 1916; A 418446.
MAcKINTOSH (Charles Henry)
[4182, 4183
Christmas, by a batchelor. [8] p. 16mo.
Dec. 24, 1915): 2. 6 Deez ola
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417880.
Mother’s day. [Duluth, Minn., Printed
by M. I. Stewart company, 1915] [7]
p. illus. 24mo. © Mar. 3, 19162 2¢€
and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425854.
© Stewart-Mackintosh, ine., Du-
luth, Minn.
McLAuGHLIN (T. C.)* Newton, Kan.
Safety first; information for travel-
ers. [New ed.] 78 p. illus. 16mo.
$0.10. [4184
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 425952.
McMicHarnt (Stanley L.)* Cleveland.
Cleveland—sixth city. [Cleveland,
O.] The Cleveland real estate board
[1916] cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
T4185
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425955.
Macnasp (Alexander J.)
Individual instruction
tice. cover-title, 23 p.
jr.*, Seattle.
in rifle prac-
24mo. $0.10.
[4186
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419901.
MacNiper (George Mallett)* Green-
ville, S. C. Preparation of size for
cotton warps. cover-title, [7] p.
diagr. Svo. (Reprinted from Cot-
ton, Jan., 1916) [4187
©, Jan. 2), 116; 2, ¢. seb ea
1916; aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 425850.
184
BOOKS, GROUP II
20. 3, 1916
Macoc (H. J.)* Paris. [ 4188, 4189
Démon boche; grand roman régional in-
édit. nos. 1-73, 77-103, 103>!s, 104—
153. [151 instalments] (Jn L‘ouest-
éclair, 27 juin—12 déc.. 1915; © June
Babee, 12, 1915; 1 c.. each Mar. 20;
1916; A—Foreign 13515.
Espionne d’Hze. nos. 1-83, 90-189,
189ris, 190. [185 instalments] (In
L’éelaireur de Nice, 30 juin, 1915-12
févr., 1916) © June 30, 1915—Feb. 12,
1916; 1c. each Mar. 20, 1916; A—For-
eign 138514.
Mai (W. E.)* Iowa City, Ia.
[ 4190, 4191
Most powerful combination in business
building methods yet devised. 16 p.
pgs, 651.00. @ Feb. 19; 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426258.
Suecessful selling method for our auto-
matic business building campaign. 38
p. ites. i2mo. $0.50. © Feb. 19,
PatG 2 eo and aff. Keb. 23; 1916; A
426257.
MAIN street auto sales co. Start right,
right now. [4] p. illus. 4 to. [4192
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426290; Clarence R. Ball,
Oklahoma City, Okl.
MAINE telephone & telegraph co.*,
Rumford, Me. Rumford district tele-
phone directory. Winter issue. 1915-—
1916. 19. cover-title, 64 p. Svo.
[4193
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417797.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
Hach 1 sheet, illus.. 24 by 18 inches.
[41944197
Sheet 349. Oct. 16, [1915] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Oct. 13, 1915; 2c.
and aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 4178435.
Sheet 353. Nov. 13, [1915] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Nov. 11, 1915; 2c.
and aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417846.
Sheet 355, 355A, Nov. 27 [1915] Sheet,
illus. printed on both sides, 24 by 18
inches. © Nov. 25, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425552.
Sheet 357, Dec. 11, [1915] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Dec. 9, 1915; 2.
and aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 425553.
MANITOBA readers (Polish) 2d reader.
Chicago, Ill., Polish American pub-
lishing company [1916] 190, [2] p.
illus. Svo. $0.30. [4198
en Jan) 28, 1916: 2.¢. Feb. 12,
1916; aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 420786;
Polish American pub. co., Chicago.
MARBLE (B. L.) chair co.*, Bedford, O.
Supplement to catalog no. 22, Feb. 1,
1916. 7 p. illus. [4199
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426323.
|
|
| MARSH
|
Marcy (Mrs. E. D.)* Chicago. Moth-
er’s prayer. 21. 24mo. $0.15.
[4200
© Dec. 23, 1915; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425529.
MARINE oil engine co., inc.*, New York.
Skandia marine oil engines for crude
or fuel oils. 14 [2] p. illus., diagrs.
4to. [4201
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2c and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425346.
(Willard EKugene)* Memphis,
Tenn. Pathway to health. 22 p.
illus. S8vo. $2.00. [4202
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427052.
MARTIN Safety first horse hitch co.
[4203-4205
Confidential terms and prices to repre-
sentatives for the Martin safety first
horse hitch. Sheet, illus., 11 by 8%
inches. © Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425560.
Martin safety first horse hitch. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 17 by 84
inches. © Feb. 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425558.
Not liable for license tax. Sheet, 84 by
53 inches. © Feb. 17, 1916; 2c. and
aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 425559.
© Kenneth Martin, St. Louis.
Master builders c¢o.*, Cleveland.
Master builders primer, a textbook
on concrete fleors. 31 p. illus. S8vo.
[4206
©Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426322.
MatrruLtats (Alice) Frauen sind die
hiiter (Heil’ ger heimath gtiter!)
Sheet, printed on both sides, 7? by
4 inches. [4207
2 ey Deets th: $915 <2 “ed any 14,
1915; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417849;
Chappell & co., Itd., New York.
Mavrer (William P.)* Los Angeles.
Filmland favorites. Los Angeles,
Cal., American pub. co. [1916] [78]
p. ports. 16mo. $0.25. [4208
(©) Deer 18, 19> s-2 e): Deca Ze
1915; aff. Jan. 15, 1916; A 417859.
Mayer (Alexander U.) True God, by
A. U. M. New York, The Roycroft
shops [1916] 15 p. 12mo. [4209
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427097; Mua co., New
York.
MayFietp (Albert Ulysses)* Denver.
Official ritual National order of cow-
boy rangers. 20 p. 16mo. $0.25.
[4210
©) Jans 28). ISt6s'2 Gy Deen aT,
1915; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 425105.
185
CATALOGUE OF GOPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4211
Mays (Clarke) Treasure chest, a
musical extravaganza in 2 acts, by
Clarke Mays, Grace Sherwood, Mar-
shall Martin. Lyrics. [Providence,
R. J., Printed by Eddy-Marsh mono-
pt. 1, D. S., Vv. 13
MERCHANTS TRUST and sayings bank.
Will a trust company increase my
estate. cover-title, [12] p. 24mo.
(No. 6 of a series) [4219
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
type composition co., 1915] cover- 21, 1916; A 425571: Harvey A
title, 27 p. 8vo. [4211 | “Bibdeett St Pant =e 1 Jes
© Dee. 6, 1915; 2 « and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 418726; Grace M. Sher- | MercenrHater linotype co.*, New
wood, Providence, R. I. York. Specimen book of type
MELTING pot saies assn. of America.
Hebert’s sunshine sales talks.
[4212, 4213
No. 3734-3738. 12-4-15 to 12-31-15.
- Ato. © Dec. 31, £915; 2 °c -and
ff. Feb. ey 1916; A 426309.
No. 3739-874 1-8-16 to 1-29-16.
4 ]. 4to. GC: Jans 292) tOtGe 2 elrand
aff. Feb. 25, eat A 426310.
MERRELL Messenger.
styles, 1915. Various paging. obl.
Svo. [4220
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c Feb. 14
1916; 1 c Feb. 18, 1916? am Yew
12, 1916; A 420821.
WW. 2, a” ee
1916. [Cincinnati, O., Printed by
The Procter and Collier ¢o., 1916]
; 1 cover-title, 16 p.. illus. Sve.
© Louis A. Hebert, Chicago. 14991
MERCANTILE AGENCY. Reference book | © Feb. 16, es c. and aff. Feb.
(and key) containing ratings of 18, 1916; A 425501 ; Wi. 8S. Merrell
merchants, manufacturers and trad- chemical co., Cincinnati.
ers generally throughout the United
States and Canada, Mar., 1916. v. | MreTrapHysicaL almanac, 1916. Los
192. New York, R. G. Dun & co. Angeles, Cal., The Master mind pub-
[1916] Various paging. maps. fol. lishing co. [1916] [20] p. 16mo.
$10.00. [4214 $0.10. [4222
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb. © Dec. 24, 1915; 2 ¢« and aff.
23, 1916; A 418950; R. G. Dun & co., Dec. 30, 1915; A 419999; Master
New York. | mind pub. co., Los Angeles.
MERCANTILE REFERENCE agency's book | Mryrer-BorH co. [42234233
of commercial ratings of corpora-
tions, firms and individuals of the
territory of Hawaii, — v... 5, 1915.
Honolulu, T. H., Mercantile refer-
ence agency, 1916. 585 p. 8vo.
[4215
©aWuly A5, 21915 +2. «cand af.
July 31, 1915; A 418626; Norval B.
Young, Honolulu.
D manufacturers’ co.*
Springfield, Mass. Bulletin, mer-
chants’ and manufacturers’ service.
; [4216, 4217
MERCHANTS’ AN
Bulletin 133, 133A—-I. 10 sheets, 11 by
84 inches. © Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A 425137.
154, 134A-I. 10 Sheets, illus.. 11 by 9
inches. @© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 9, 1916; A 425862.
MERCHANTS TRADE reports co. Rating |
book of dressmakers and _ ladies’ |
tailors. [22d ed., Jan., 1916] 56 p.
obl. 24mo. [4218
©). Jan 4, tie. 2c: Jak col,
1916; aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425097 :
Joseph W. Keyes, New York. |
186
& summer, 1916.
Fashion edition, spring
col.) .fel.16
[16] .~p.. illus. - (park
Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 48,
1916; A 425517.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Weeks
ending Feb. %, 14, .21, 49465 73-4.
illus. fol. Jan, 26, 1916 2a
each and aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425109—
425111.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 46, 47, Mar. 7, 14, 1916.
2 vy. illus., each 19 by 25 inches. ©
Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425860, 425861.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 15. Feb. 10, 1916. -~Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Feb. 12,
1916 ; 2c. and aff. Feb. 18, 1916; A
425516.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 41, Jan. 5, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. © Dec. 30, 1915;
2c. and aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417563.
Sheet no. 45. Feb. 24, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. @ Feb. 21,
1916; 2.¢e. and aff. Feb. 25, i320,
A 426313.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 286, Jan..18, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Dec. 30,
1915% 2 ic. and ‘aff; Jani Sy), soi;
A 417564.
ee eS Sy ee See eee ie te
’ no. 3, 1916
}
;
BOOKS, GROUP II
Meyer-BorH co.—Continued.
Sheet no. 288. Feb. 22, 1916. Sheet,
© Feb.
illus., 19 by 25 inches. 21,
1916; 2 c¢. and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A
426312.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Meyers (Paul M.) Methods of lo-
eating machinery foundation tem-
plets. Synopsis. (Jn American ma-
chinist ) [4234
© Feb. 24, 1916; 1 c¢. Feb. 26,
1916: A 422693; Hill pub. co., New
‘York.
MicHELeENA (Beatriz)* San Rafael,
Cal. Talks with screen-struck girls.
(In San Rafael Independent)
[4235, 4236
© Feb. 22, 1916; 1 «.
oe
Series 2, no. 1. ).
422736.
Feb. 28, 1916; A
Series 2, no. 2. © Feb. 29, 1916; 1 c.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423052.
MicHican state auto school,* Detroit.
Michigan state auto school. cover-
title, 94 p.__illus., fold. plate. obl.
16mo. [4237
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425857.
MicHIGAN washing machine Co.
[42384241
Harmony. Sheet, 11 by 83 inches.
(Motor high speed sales talks. No. 31.
29 16) @© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 426305.
I am not afraid of tomorrow. Sheet, 11
by 83 inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks. No. 30. 1—26-16) @© Jan. 26,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A
42630T.
Inspiration of the clock. Sheet 11 by 82
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks.
No. 28. 12-29-15) © Dec. 29, 1915;
2 c. and aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426306.
World is watching me. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks.
No. 29. 1-12-16) Jan. 12, 1916;
2 c. and afi. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426308.
© J. D. A. Johnsen, Muskegon,
Mich.
[Minter (Mrs. C. R.)] Weekly fea-
ture page. Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 6, 1916.
owe ius. fol. [42424944
1) Mee. 23, 1915; Jan. 7, 21, 1916;
eee each and afi. Jan. 29, 1916; A
425059425061; Internatl. syndicate,
Baltimore.
Minter (George Ernest)* Covington,
Ky. Skel-E. (In Scribo. Mar..
1916) [4245
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 4230667.
18
|
|
4256
Mrixter (W. H. B.) Uncle Ben’s clo-
verfield; simple nature stories for
boys & girls. Mountain View, Cal.,
Kansas City, Mo. [etc.] Pacific press
publishing association [1916] 2 p.
1., 9-295 p. front.. illus. Svo. $1.00.
[4246
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 427176; Pacific press pub.
assn., Mountain View, Cal.
MILLER saw-trimmer co.*, Pittsburgh.
Miller saw-trimmer and special at-
tachments. 32 p. illus. Svo. [4247
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417908.
MILLIKIN national bank. Bankers’
certificate savings book. cover-title,
[12] p. 16mo. [4248
©. Ane 25) §9in- 2 ec. dare - 10:
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 419803;
Bankers’ certificate service of Amer-
ica, Bloomington, Ill.
Mirts (Anna W.)* New York. Guided
by the spirit. cover-title, 12 p.
16mo. $0.10. [4249
© Feb. 10. 1916: 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426286.
Minner (Florence)* Detroit.
{4250-4252
Jimmie’s impressions of Poe were in
sand. Jan. 22, 1916; 1 ec Feb. 9,
1916; A 422978.
Not in the text book. © Feb. 5, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 9, 1916: A 422980.
Schoolboy howlers. © Jan. 29, 1916; 1
ce. Feb. 9, 1916; A 422979.
{ Note: The foregoing are in Detroit
Saturday night]
Mi_WwAUKEE lace paper co.*, Milwaukee.
Thousand and one ways. 31 [1] p.
illus. 4te. [4253
© Jan. 21, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar:
16, 1916; A 425973.
Mixer (George W.)* Westfield. Mass.
Appendix G.to Bookkeeping, com-
plete course. Boston, New York
fete.]. Ginn and company, 1915.
cover-title, p. XXvili-xxxvy. S8vo.
[4254
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 « and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 419836.
MINNEAPOLIS journal.
John?
How are you,
(Jn Minneapolis journal)
[4255
© Mar. 6. 1916; 1 c Mar. 10, 1916;
A 423000; Journal ptg. co., Afinne-
apolis.
Minwax co., ine.*, New York. Floor
treatments. 12 p. illus. 4to. (Bul-
letin no. 3. Jan., 1916) [4256
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417992.
=
(
CATALOGUE
4257
OF COP
YRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
MOLINE heat*, Moline, Ill. High class
heating for high class buildings of
every Size and character. 46 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. [4257
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417847.
Montciair, N. J. Directory of Mont-
clair, Bloomfield, Caldwell [ete.]
1916. ~ [ve SP? Newark, Nod, fhe
Price & Lee company, 1916. 916,
[S] p. loose fold. map. S8vo. $5.09.
[4258
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 420778; Price & Lee ¢o.,
New Haven.
MONTGOMERY
New York.
(Charles Alexander) *
False Shakespeare epi-
taph now at Stratford-on-Avon. [4]
p. obl. 48mo. $0.10. [4259
ae Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419764.
MONTPELIER, Vt. Montpelier, Vt., di-
rectory for the year beginning Nov.,
1915. vy. 15. Springfield, Mass., H.
A. Manning co., 1916. 1p. 1., 39-191,
iS}. pe front. fold. map) 8vo.
$3.00. [4260
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 420765; H. A. Manning
co., Springfield, Mass.
Moopy’s analyses of investments. pt.
1. Steam railroads, by John Moody.
7th annual number, 1916. New
York, Moody’s investors service.
London, Frede. C. Mathieson & sons
[1916] 1p. 1, 15-1148 [i. e. 1149] p.
maps. $15.00. [4261
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427078 ; Moody’s investors
service, New York.
Moore (Ernest Carroll) Outlines to
accompany What is education? Bos-
ton, New York [ete.] Ginn and com-
pany [1915] cover-title, 24 p. 12mo.
$0.10. [4262
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 419835; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton.
MoorE (W. Clement)* New Egypt,
N. J. $2000 a year in a business of
your own. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
8vo. $0.50. [4263
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 419997.
MoreAu (Emilienne) Mes mémoires,
1914-1915. [39 instalments] (Jn
Petit Parisien, 5 déc., 1915-16 janv.,
1916) [4264
© Dec. 5, 1915-Jan. 16, 1916; 1 c.
each Mar. 20, 1916; A—Foreign
13518; Petit Parisien, Paris.
MoreaAn (Thomas 8S.) & son*, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. Morgan's boys Gde-
partment. [4265, 4266
Morgan’s boys department, fall oe
1915. Sheet, 74 by 42 inckes. © Dee
2, 1915; 2 c. and aff! Gam ey 1916:
A 425180.
Morgan’s boys department. Spring sea-
son, 1916. Sheet. 7 by 42 inches.
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 23,
1916; A 426289.
Mortarity (J. T.)* Inglewood, Cal.
lories in Old Glory. Sheet, 7 by 33
inches. [4267
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426379.
MormMan (James B.) Elementary
principles for the operation of an
incubator. (Jn Scranton times)
[4268
© Feb. 28, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422842; Eugene McGuekin ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
MornineG telegraph Sunday magazine.
Feb. 6, 13, 20, 1916. [3 instalments]
(In New York morning telegraph,
sec. 2) [ 4269-4271
© Feb. 6, 13, 20, 1916; 1 c« each
Feb. 23, 1916; A 422591422598 ;
Lewis pub. co., New York.
MorepuHy (Edward Alexander)* Toot-
ing, London, England. Astragen
waistcoat. (In All-story weekly)
[4272
©). Jan. 1, 1916= dite Feb. 23, 1916;
A 4226383.
Morse (Waldo G.) No hyphenated
American families. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
364) [4273
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425638; Natl. editorial
service inc., New York.
Morton salt co.*, Chicago. Salt talks
no. 5. Curing and packing. 15 p.
illus. S8vo. [4274
© Jan. 31, 1916: 2 © Jamas
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425335.
MoTHER’s magazine. [4275, 4276
List of titles and reply book, the
Mother’s magazine $4,000 cash pic-
ture-play pastime. cover-title, 64 p.
Svo. @© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 23, 1916; A’ 426255.
Pitcure pamphlet of the Mother’s maga-
zine $4,000 cash picture-play ape
cover-title, 32 p. illus. 8vo. @© Feb.
15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 23, 1916;
A 426254.
© Publishers picture quiz assn.,
inc., New York.
188
BOOKS,
no. 3, 1916
MOTION PICTURE THEATRE list [1916]
New York, N. Y., The Motion pic-
ture trade directory co., incorpo-
rated [1916] 1p.1, 195 p. 8vo.
[4277
©Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 418495; Motion picture
trade directory co., inc., New York.
MOTION PICTURE TRADE directory.
[4278, 4279
2, no. 4, Nov., 1915. New York,
N. Y., The Motion picture trade di-
ent co., ine. [1915] 108 p. S8vo.
.50. Noyv.. 30,. 1915; 2 .c. Dee.
me FOI: < alt. Jan. TS), oth A
418488.
(os, mo. 4, Feb., 1916. New York,
N. Y., The Motion picture trade di-
rectory co., incorporated, 1916. 108
p. Svo. $0.50. @©@ Feb. 29, 1916;
2 c. Mar. 6, 1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 427169.
© Motion picture trade directory
¢o., ine., New York.
Moror- way year - book,
Georgia state highways
ma
containing
[ Official
ed., 1916] Atlanta, Ga., Armstrong
& Gans [1916] 242 p. maps. 8vo.
- $0.50. [4280
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427027; Armstrong &
Gans, Atlanta.
Mororcooter sales co. Hot again.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
Ji by 12 inches. fold. to obl. 24mo.
[4281
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425717; Charles N. Tay-
lor, Lond Beach, Cal.
Mount GREENWOOD cemetery assn.
Chicago’s most beautiful cemetery.
D> p. folder, mounted pl. 4Smo.
; [4282
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425208; Willis N. Rudd,
Chicago.
Moyian (William) Resignation. (Jn
Our Sunday visitor) [4283
/ Heb. 13, 1916: 1c. Feb. 18,
1916; A 422514; Blanche Margaret
Rowan, Dubuque, Ia.
MUBLFELD (John E.) Pulverized fuel
for locomotives. 10 p. illus., fold.
diagrs. Svo. (New York railroad
club) $9.10. [4284
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 420942; New York rail-
road club, New York.
MULLIKIN (S. A.) co.*, Marietta, O.
Salesman’s key of instructions on
how to sell the Knowledge book. 48
p. 8vo. $0.25. [4285
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
22. 1916; A 419766.
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4296
[MumForp (John K.)] Chinese rugs.
Mentor reading course, monograph
1-6. Proof. [4286
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
16, 1916; A 425970; Mentor assn.,
ine., New York.
MUMFORD MOLDING machine co.
[4287-4288
Combination jol- “Squeeze machines. [4]
p. illus. Svo. © Feb. 12, 1916: 2 e.
and aff. Feb. 21, "1916; A 425573.
Pattern drawing machines. [4] p. illus.
Svo. © Feb. 12, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425572.
© Vulcan engineering sales ¢o.,
Chicago.
Music bulletin. [4289-4290
v. 2, no. 5, Jan., 1916. [New York, N. Y.,
A. H. Kellogg & eco.] 1916. 15 p.
Svo. © Jan. 27, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 5d, , 1916: A 418697.
¥. 24, Ho. 6: Heb:.. 1916 [New York,
Printed by A. H. Kellogg & co.] 1916.
15 p. Svo. © Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and-
aff. TMiae. 9, 1916; A 427179.
© Amer. book co., New York.
NADELSON (Philip)* Yonkers, N. Y.
Teeth, their relationship to health
and success in life. [19] p. illus.
obl. 16mo. [4291
© Feb. 18, 1916; and aff. Feb.
Al. ASIG;: A. 495574.
NATIONAL CASH register co.*, Dayton.
[42924293
of National cash registers, de-
and supplies, for the United
; ne. 39: x. sued Mar. 1, 1916.
16mc. © Feb. 28, 1916: eee
. Mar: 1, 1916: A 427081.
* national cash registers. 125,
. (part col.) Svo. (Cata-
Feb. 1, 1916). @©@ Feb. 23,
and afi. Feb. 24, 1916;
Price list
A 426351.
NATIONAL CLOAK & suit co.*, New
York. [4294, 4295
Blue book of bargains. no. 56. 23 p.
illus. fol. ({National pee saving
style beok. v. 20, no. 2, Jan., 1916])
© Jan; 285 ASG; 2. "e, and aff. Feb.
, 1916s A 425112.
National money-saving style book, spring
& summer, 1916. cover-title, 521 p.
illus. (part col.) fol. ([{National
money saving style book, v. 20, no. 1,
Jan., 19161) © Jan. 29, 1916: 2 es
and aff. Feb. 1,1916;A 425103.
[NATIONAL COMMERCIAL underwriters]
Vostro sicuro collettore. cover-title,
[80] p. fol. $15.00. [4296
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 425338: Adolph Strie-
peke, Scranton, Pa.
189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt..1, B.S, v.43
4297
NATIONAL fire proofing co.*, Pitts-
burgh. [4297-4300
Instructions for erecting the Natco im-
perishable silo. illus., diagrs.
Svo. © Jan. 26, 1916." 2 ¢ and. af.
Feb. 1, 1916; A 425107.
Natco chicken house. Design no. 11.
Sheet, printed on both sides, plans,
40 by 10 inches. © Jan. 10, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425106.
Natco dairy barn for 20 cows. Sheet,
printed on both sides, illus., diagrs.
474 by 20 inches, fold to obl. 24mo.
(Design no, 4.)) -@— Rebs 7205 aode.
2c. Feb. 24, 1916; aff. Feb. 25, 1916;
A 426317.
- Natco hog house. Design no. 10.
Sheet, printed on both sides, plans,
48 by 10 inches. © Jan. 31, 1916;
2 ec: Heb. os - LOlGise ath. heb: 5, 1916;
A 419998.
NATIONAL gas engine assn. N.
A. data sheets. livid, 2.55, 6] V2.4.
12mo. [4801
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425707; Harry
R. Brate, Lakemont, N. Y.
Gai.
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS assn.*, Washing-
ton. [4802-43805
Bill for Congress to create a national
highways commission proposed by the
National highways association. What
course shall the nation follow? 6th
ed.) 24) p. illus.) 4te: (National
highways assn.) @ Feb. 22, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A "427068.
Facts: in the history of road-building.
ial maps. 4to. (National
highways assn.) @ Feb. 4, 1916; 2
e. Feb. 21, 1916; aff. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 418937.
Fifty thousand miles of national high-
ways, four fold system. :
maps Ato. (National highways
assn.) @ Feb. 10, 1916; 2 e. Feb.
ZA, OLG). 7 Ait. Reb. <9: AGT. 3 A.
418936.
Interview; by a journalist for the Cen-
tury magazine. [Boston, Mass.,
Printed by the Everett press, inc.,
191G] 38) Ip.) ius. —Svo:.0 (National
highways assn.) © Mar. 2, 1916;
Ye Mar, 4, 19163 al. Mar: 3,.1916:
A 427132.
NATIONAL INFORMATION exchange,
Omaha, Neb. Instructions to repre-
sentatives. 11 numb. 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] [4306
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 426253.
NATIONAL JEWELERS board of trade*,
New York. Confidential reference
book of the jewelry trade in the
United States and Canada, Mar.,
1916. 10, Ixxxii, 985, a-h p. 4to.
[4307
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 427111.
NATIONAL MOTOR vehicle co.*, Indian-
apolis. National highway twelve. 23,
[1] p.. illus... (part cole ssa
[4308
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425508.
NATIONAL MUSICIANS’ directory co.
Northern California musicians’ direc-
tory. Seasons 1916, 1917. cover-
title, xvi, 80 p. illus... ports. onl
24mo. [4309
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426296; S. Wendell Sil-
ver, San Francisco.
NATIONAL RURAL credit corporation,
Washington. Co-operative and com-
munity interest endeavors of Charles
Frederick Bishop. 1 p. 1., 22 numb.
1. Ato. [4310
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425588; Charles Fred-
erick Bishop, Washington.
NeEeEs (John J.)* St. Louis. J. N. col-
umn system bookkeeping. Sheet, 13
by 12 inches. $0.75. [4311
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c Jan. 6, 1916;
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417861.
[NEw AMERICAN hotel.] Worth while
sayings from master minds. [4] p.
eol. illus. 82mo. [4312
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417976; Miller & Miller
co., Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL for stammerers.
Prospectus of the New England
school for stammerers. Boylan meth-
od. 1p. 1S py A 2a [4313
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426815; George T. Boy-
lan, Hartford, Conn.
NEw ENGLAND TELEPHONE & telegraph
co.*, Boston. Fitchburg-Worcester
district, telephone directory, winter
issue, 1915-1916. cover-title, 128 p.
4to. [4314
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c and aif. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417851.
NEw HAVEN dairy. Portfolio of adver-
tisements for 1916 campaign. cover-
title, 120 1. numb. illus. fol. [4315
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; A 417551; Simpson, Sho-
walter & Barker, ine., Pittsburgh.
NEw METHOD school of journalism.
Lesson no. 1-6. 6 loose 1. 8vo.
$20.00. {4316
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 417746; William How-
ard Ketler, Camden, N. J.
190
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
4357
New YorK AMERICAN financial annual
and investors guide, 1915-1916. [New
York, printed by McConnell printing
co., 1916] Zp wilus. fol: .[Re-
printed from New York American,
Friday, Jan. 7, 1916] [4317
Meee oo: 2 ec. and aif,
Feb. 28, 1916; A 427057; Star co.,
New York.
NEw YORK EVENING post co.*, New
York. [4318-4323
Advertising record of evening papers for
Jan., 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11 by 163
inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 2.) @©@ Feb.
a 2916; 1 c. and aff. Feb. 10, 1916;
1c. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426283.
—— Feb. 1916-1915. Sheet, 113 by
17 inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 6)
Marini olG 2 ¢. and aft: Mar. 9,
©
1916; A 425865.
Advertising record of morning papers for
Jan., 1916, 1915. Sheet, TEIE™ sjony 3059
mienes. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 3.) ©
Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Keb. 10,
1916; 1c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426284.
—— Feb., 1916-1915. Sheet, 114 by
154 inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no 5)
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Mar. 9,
(1916; A 425864.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
Jan., 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11 by 17
imenes. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 1.) ©
Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Feb. 10,
1916; 1 ce. Feb. 238, 1916; A 426282.
—— Feb., 1916-1915. Sheet, 11 by 174
inches. (Bulletin, v.3,no.4) © Mar.
a, 19196: 2 c and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 425866.
New YORK HERALD. Contributions to.
[43244331
German attack on Verdun effort to
drive France to her knees. © Feb. 27,
1916; 1 ce. Feb. 28, 1916; A 422728.
Germans attempt to repeat at Verdun
tactics used at Warsaw. @© Mar. 5,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422876.
Mauretania to resume passenger service.
Key to chart. © Feb. 27, 1916; 1.
Feb. 28, 1916; A 422727.
Russians move on Tigris Valley for final
struggle. © Feb. 30, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
21, 1916; A 422578.
Three big Pe eeenanins arrive here tomor-
row. Key to chart. © Feb. 20, 1916;
1 ¢. Feb. 21, 1916; A 422579.
“Vaux and Corbeaux woods demand week
of German effort at Verdun. © Mar.
fe prowGs T. e..; Mar. 13, “1916;
A 423044.
West Indies traffic passes the transat-
lantic. Key to chart. © Mar. 12,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423048.
41 steamships on the Herala chart this
week. Key to chart. © Mar. 5, 1916;
1c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422875.
NEw YORK TELEPHONE co.*, New York.
Substation plans and circuits. cover-
title, 146 p. diagrs. 32mo. (En-
gineering bulletin 185. Jan. 1916.)
[4332
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 425120.
New York.
tercentenary. 1616—
1916. Mar. 5, 1916. (Jn New York
times ) [4333
© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 422878.
NEWARK shoe stores co. [4334, 4335
Successful management. cover-title, 41,
fiat pe: Svo;7. @dan. 3/1906 ::2°¢) and
aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 426347.
© Morton Samuels & co.,
more.
205 stores in 97 cities, worn by over 3
million men. (/n Baltimore news
Mar? 32 °1916 1 eG (Mari i4, 19le ss
422851,
© Newark shoe stores co., Balti-
more.
NEW YORK TIMES €C0O.*,
Shakespeare
Balti-
NEWKIRK (Garret)* Pasadena, Cal.
Msop’s retold. [Dee. 3,1915] Proof.
illus. [4336
© Dec. 3, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425528.
NEWMAN (Charles)* Elizabeth, N. J.
Power of the will. Elizabeth, N. J.,
The Efficiency publishing co., 1916.
Card, 5 by 7 inches. [4337
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417975.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. [Each ExOor, illus. ]
[4838-4357
Simpson, the village queen.
Gosh! Con, this actor biz is a hun-
S<ryebiz. 1 .@) Dec: oie Oa5 2 2 ierean,
13, 1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417862.
a weil? we're in a fine fix, aren’t we?
@ Jans 15, 191652 ‘e} andvaft> Jan 25,
1916; A 419814.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
Clara Morris says that the retrospect
of the holidays shows need of sincerity.
@. Decs 31, 1915 = 2).c. Jani. 13,1916:
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417868.
One-sided dance frock. © Jan. 15,
1916; 2 ¢ and aff: Jan: 25, 1916; A
419819.
Revelations of a wife. Final prep-
ations for sic s. mother. © Dec.
1. ROUGH Se yen, Uo. TOlGis abe Jam,
20, 1916; i 417869.
©
—— How the day was saved.
Dee si. 1915" 2.¢) Jancis 1916 aft.
Jan. 20, 1916; A 417866.
Mrs. Graham senior’s way with
maids. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Jan. 25, 1916; A 419821.
Why Madge decided to keep
Katie. 4.@) Dee; 3121915. 2c Jan: 13,
1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417871.
——— Why the first dinner was a
failure. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 25, 1916; iA 419818.
Winifred Black writes about cages
and freedom. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Jan. 25, 1916; A 419822.
Just a newspaper story.. ©
Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c«. and = Jan, 25,
1916; A 419820.
Asthma
1G
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4358
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
Small families or large? ©
Jan». 45,1916 -2-¢e. and -aff...Jano 25,
1916; A 419823.
The bossy woman.
1915: 2 ¢, Jan. 18
1916; A 417867.
—— The wire and the mother-in-
fw HO) Dec Siar s + 2 te Dany ae.
1916; aff. Jan..20, 1916; A 417870.
Johnny Boston Beans. This boy appears
to be in fearful distress. © Jan. 15,
£916: 2 ec. and ate Jan. 25-1086 A
419815.
Polly and her pals.
© Dee. 31,
7 AONG: Aik Jan. 20;
Increasing popular-
ity of black undergarments. © Jan.
Ly eLOLGse2 ye and ai.dians25ao1G =
A 419817.
Whaddye mean, I give you them
‘earrings fer Christmas? @© Dec. 31,
TOUS) 2 Chan ds, TONG = att deamie 20:
1916; A 417864.
Putting it over on pa. It looks like
fathers feet! (@ DecijcoL. 1915 3421:
Jan. is, 1996 an. Jan: 20, I19*t6>" A
_ 417865.
That son-in-law of pa’s. Gee, but I wish
~ we could get anold of enough coin t’
wire ma. @© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. Jan.
13, 1916; aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 417863.
I am surprised, Pa, that you have
so little personal pride. © Jan. 15,
1916.;. 2. ec). and-aff. Jan. 25, 1916-5 A,
419816.
NICKERSON (Converse E.)* Los An-
geles. Nickerson system of teaching
piano chimes. cover-title, [4] p.
ebl. 32mo. $90.50. [4358
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
"86; 19496: A: 426521:
Nimo (David
Seotch marching
' by 4 inches.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c.
9, 1916; A 4258638.
Chalmers)* Detroit.
song. Sheet, 104
[4859
and aff. Mar.
[NoRMLOIL company of New York]
Negative liquids; or, Electro-mag-
netic absorption for purification,
activation and stability. 6 p. folder.
nar. 8vo. $1.00. [4360
@o dan. 26> 1916: 2 .¢: aw,
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425334;
Jacob E. Bloom, Brooklyn.
NortH (Grace May) Bylow bears’
- own book, by Grace May North, illus.
by Eva Dean. New York, R. F.
Fenno & company [1916] 2 p. lL,
7-187 p. col. front., col. illus. 12mo.
(Bed time rhymes) $0.75. [4361
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 428048; R. F. Fenno &
_¢co., New York.
NortH AMERICAN accident insurance
co. [ 4862, 4363
Rate card Ot the “Ny “A; AL ‘2 pro-
tective department. [4] -p. 12mo.
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 «¢.
31, 1916; ‘A 419913.
and aff. Jan.
NortH AMERICAN
co.—Continued.
59 reasons why I should join the N. A.
A. I. C. Card, printed on both oo
83 by 4 inches. © Jan. 6, 1916; 2¢
and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A’ 417663.
© W. G. Critchlow, Covington, Ky.
NorTH
accident insurance
AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION CO.*,
Bay City, Mich. Aladdin homes
built in a day. 1 p.d TdT po) aes
(part col.) plans. 8vo. (Catalog
no. 28, 1916)
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 425086.
NORTHERN life insurance Go.
[4865-4867
Classification of life and accident =e
health risks. 23 p. 24mo. @ Dec
24,.1915; 2 c and aii Siaa 1916:
A 417553.
[Rate book of the] Northern life in-
surance company. 179 p. 24mo. @
Dec: -24, 1915 ; 2 4c... andlal. Jamel isae
£916 2 A 4275523
- Term, 5 year dividend option, with acci-
dent and health. Continuous liability
benefit. 4. .p... fol) >@: Dee. 23, 4915"
2c. Jan. 17, 1916; aff Gan. 2eeoiee
A 425102.
© Tasso M. Morgan, Seattle.
NortTHRUP, King & co.*, Minneapolis.
Northrup, King €& co.’s_ sterling
seeds, 1916. 32d annual catalogue.
cover-title, 168 p. illus. 4to. [4368
© Jan. 7, 1916; °2 6 Meee
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425881.
Noyes (Alexander Dana) [4869, 4370
Relations of the great financial states
after the war. 19, [1] p. 24mo. @
Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff dae, 22,
1916; A 419738.
War and currency inflation. 23 c
24mo. © Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 23, 1916; A "426266.
© Charles Scribner’s sons, New
York.
O’Brien (D. P.) Way of the cross;
its origin, nature, and object. Chi-
cago, D. B. Hansen and sons [1915]
44p. illus. 24mo. $0.10. [4371
© Dec. 6, 1915; 2 e Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Dec. 29, 1915: A 419809; D. B.
Hansen & sons, Chicago.
O’Connor (Eugene J.) jr.*, Boston.
U. S. Baseball diamond problem and
national game world champion regis-
ter. [5] p. S8vo. $2.50. [4372
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 2 ,1916; A 425723.
O'Connor (Thomas Power)
[43873-4375
France resolved even as England to war
to the end. ©. Feb. 27, 19iG3 is}.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 422797.
192
pt.1,n.s., v.18 @
[4364
ae eae | ae ae Te. So re ee ee
BOOKS, GROUP Il
no, 3, 1916 4402
O'Connor (Thomas Power)—Contd. O’KEEFE (Patrick F.) Bigger, better
French ge a Paeeeenty ae business. (Jn Chicago herald) —
of victory. Mar. 5, Gis 1. e;..Mar. 6—4
eee Co-operation between eee ee
Time fights with the Allies is now belief T aiierensait, el HED: 17, 1916: 1c. Feb,
of England. © Feb. 20,
Feb. 23, 1916; A 422635.
{ Note: "The foregoing are in Wilming-
ton Delmarvia star]
© Central news of America, New
York.
S164 1) ¢:,
OFFICIAL AUTOMOBILE blue book, 1916.
16th year. v. 6. The Southeastern
states. Chicago, Ill., New York city,
The Automobile blue book publish-
ing company, 1916. 866 p._ front.,
maps (part fold.) S8vo. $2.50.
[4376
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 427171; Automobile blue
book pub. co., New York.
OFFICIAL INDEX to state legislation.
[4377-4884
wr 22s. 8, 2] sanuary 22, 29, 1916
New York, Law reporting
PoIG.: 2: yv.. Ato. $10.00
wenn 2%. 191G> @ Jan. 31, 1916;
each Feb. 5, 1916; aff. Feb. 15, 1916:
A 418705, 418706.
y. 2, no. 3, February 5, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916.
ous paging. 4to. @© Feb. 7, 1916;
2 c. Feb. 8, 1916; aff. Feb. 10, 1916 ;
A 418785.
woe no. 4,° Hebruary 12,
York, Law reporting company, 1916.
Various paging. 4to. © Feb. 15
#91G,; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1916; aff.. Mar. 6,
1916; A 428014.
Vari-
1916. New
y. 2, no. 5, February 19, 1916. New
York, Law reporting company, 1916.
Various paging. 4to. © Feb. 21,
fee. ce rep. 23, 1916; aff. Mar. 3,
1916; A 427154.
Woo nO: G, February 26, 1916.
York, Law reporting company, ;
Various paging. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1916; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1916; aff. Mar. 15,
1916; A 428118.
y. 2, no. 7, March 4, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari.
ous paging. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1916;
ec. Mar. 9, 1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; z
428050.
m2.) ne. SG, Mar. 11, 1916. New York;
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. © Mar. 13, 1916;
2 ¢e. Mar. 14, 1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916;
A 427312.
© Law reporting co., New York.
OHIO cumulative digest, issue of Feb.,
1916. [19th issue] Ed. by Clement
Bates, assisted by Hugh H. Bates.
Cincinnati, O., The Ohio. law re-
porter company [1916]. 571 p. 4to.
$5.00. [4385
©Mar. 2 2, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 428607; Ohio law reporter
co., Cincinnati.
193
OKLAHOMA world.
|
|
- | Oxcotr (Frances Jenkins)
OLIPHANT (T. E.)
|
OMAHA, NEB.
- Laurels.
18, 1916; A 422523.
Export field. © Feb. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1916; A 422472
Home market. © Feb. L4y LOGS 1 oe,
Feb. 15, 1916; A 422468.
Parcel post possibilities for the little
fellow. @ Feb. 18, 1916; 1 c. Feb. iy)
1916; A 422543.
Publicity for business, big and little.
© Feb. 19, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 21, 1916:
A 422570.
Taking the profit out of piracy. © Feb.
16; SPOTG sid ic. Keb. tactoae eA.
422500,
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
100 photo-tones. of
the world’s foremost motion picture
Stars. (Jn Oklahoma world) [4892
© Feb. 24, 1916; 1 @ Mar. i.
1916; A 422799; Ernest FF. Gardner,
Kansas City, Mo.
* Brooklyn.
(In New York
nagazine) %
[43938, 4894
£2,,19165 2 ¢.
Once more told tales.
evening post Saturday
Fairy swan song. © Feb.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422561.
Some flatboat adventures from the life of
Lincoln. @© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
1916; A 422560.
What well dressed
women are wearing. (Jw New York
Evening mail) [4395-4397
ih, LOVGS 1 le. Keb:
eb. 7, 1916. © Feb.
8, 1916; A 422669.
Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
9, 1916; A 422673.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9,
it, 1946 = As 422678.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
1916; 1 c. Feb.
ine.,
Omaha directory co.’s
city directory of Greater Omaha,
1916. [v. 42] Omaha, Neb., Omaha
directory co., 1916. 1487 p.. S8vo.
$10.00. [4398
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1916;
aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 427233: Omaha
directory co.. Omaha, Neb.
O’NeEtxnL (Felix J.)* Stafford Springs,
Conn. 4399-4402
College girl and college boy. @© Mar. 2,
1916; 1c. Mar. 8, 4916: A 422898,
Editor and the poet. © Teb. 10, 1916 ;
1c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422628.
© Feb. 17, 1916; 1 «. Feb. 23,
1916; A 422629.
Rich man and the poet. © Feb. 24, 1916;
1c. Mar. 8, 1916; A 422892.
[Note: The foregoing are in Catholic
transcript]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pi.rns., v.18
4403
[Ontons (Berta Ruck)] Girls at his
billet, by Berta Ruck. [2 instal-
ments] (Jn London Illustrated Sun-
day herald) [ aah
Hebe 660) 3s aT 9t6.9O@r eves each, Mar:
1916: A ad in. 2591; pubd. eb: 6, 13
1916;
Web. 7, (Mar. 51916. Oi De Mar, 25.
1916; A ad in. 2608; pubd. Feb. ie
Mar. 5, 1916.
Mrs. George Oliver, London.
ORVILLE (Florence) Bunnies of
Bunnyboro, by Florence Orviile,
photographs from life, by Harry
Whittier Frees. New York, P. P.
Simmons co., ine. [1916] 212 p. incl.
front., illus. 12mo. =) 60. [4405
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; R 427168; Par ker
P. Simmons co., ine., New York.
Oscoop co.,* Chicago.
Sive display service.
ed.] 7, [1] p.
{[Spring, 1916
illus. fol. folded to 4to.
[4406 |
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425582.
OvuTING kumfy-kab co.*, La _ Porte,
Ind. Outing kumfy-kab. 85 p. illus.
8vo. (Cover-title: Outing kumfy-
kab makes the babies happy)
4407
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417963.
OwrEN (Lincoln)* Boston. Rice drill
eard in arithmetic. [4408-4409
Decimals no. 71, 72 [and] Answers. 2
cards, 4 by 6 and 43 by 6 arenes
$0.02 per card. © Feb. 26, 1916
Feb. 11, 1916. ‘afi; Keb. 28, i016:
A 425950.
Fractions no. 81, 82 [and] Answers. 2
cards, 4 by 6, 43
per ecard. © Feb. 9, Pe Feb.
11, 1916; aff. Feb. 28, sage A 495951.
Owen (R. M.) & co. A B C of the
Owen magnetic. [6] p. illus., diagrs.
nar. S8vo. [4410
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419857; E. S. Partridge,
New York.
[Pace ageney for placements, ine.]
Placement service in business. 7 p.
port. S8vo. [4411
©itan: 20; A916 >°2 sex Jane 22;
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 417966;
Pace & Pace, New York.
Pace & Pacre*, New York. [4412, 44138
Vocational counseling. 11 p. 8vo. ©
Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 24,
1916; A 420890.
What does business demand? 10 P.
port. 8vo. Jan. 26, 1916; 2
Jan. 22-1916} am. Jan. 24, 1916; A
417965.
Osgood exclu- |
PACIFIC MERCANTILE agency co.*, San
Francisco. Book of ratings. v. 18,
Jan:,;- 1916. °2 pos (902 ae eee
$15.00. [4414
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 e Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 420638.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Los Angeles. Los Angeles and Los
Angeles County telephone directory,
Jan. 15,1916. xvi, 176, 92;°G5ea8
4to. [4415
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425957.
[Pace (Brett) ] [4416-4420
Butler’s glass. Card, 8 by 64 inches.
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan. 31,
1916; A 425201. |
His favorite bin. Card, 8 by 6%
@ Jan. 27, 19165 272
1916; A 425202.
Where the widow lives. Card, 8 by 6%
inches. © Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 425203.
Who is it. Card, 8 by 63 inches. © Jan.
27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31, 1916;
A 425205.
Widow at home. Card, 8 by 6% inches.
Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jans oe
1916; A 425204.
© Morris & Bendien, New York.
PAINTERS’ and decorators’ bi-monthly
world, Jan.—Feb., 1916. Chicago, IIl.,
Thybony & Bengtson, 1916. cover-
title, 48 p. illus. [4421
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419773; Thybony &
Bengtson, Chicago.
inches,
and aff. Jan. 31,
[Pancoast (C. W.)] School day mem-
ories. New York, Dodge publishing
company [1916] [16] p. col. illus.
12mo. $0.50. [4422
© Jan. 10, 1916;.2 ¢ and? am
Feb. 12, 1916; A 425468; Dodge pub.
co., New York.
PAPER mil! and wood pulp news. vy. 39,
no. 8, Feb. 19, 1916. [Convention
number] 240 [i. e. 217] p. illus.,
ports. fol. [4423
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418952; Lyman D. Post,
New York.
PARISIENNE New York.
[Bulletin] [4424-4426
No. P54. Jan. 15, 1916. 8 Io alos
fol. @ Jan. 15, 1916; 3 ‘c. “and am:
Jan. 22, 1916; A 419782.
No. P55. Jan. 25, 1916.- - pe ae
165.° illus. fol. @ Jan. 25,:a5aG
2 ec. and aff. Jan. 29, 19163 4 "425055.
No. P59. Mar. 5, 1916. numb. 1. 190-
197. illus. fol. @ Mar. 5, 1916; 2
c. and aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 425977.
art service*,
194
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 3, 1916
ParK (John William)* Roxbury, Bos-
ton, Mass. For England. (In
Cambridge daily standard) [4427
© Feb. 18, 1916; 1 c Feb. 24,
1916; A 422657.
Parsons (H. D. G.) Keizer’s cam-
paign. 12 p. 16mo. $0.10. [4428
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425206; Elizabeth Par-
sons, Cleveland.
Parsons (Louella O.) [4429, 4430
Magic charm of personality,
of movie stardom. © Feb. 27,
hc, pep. 28, 1916; A 422767.
Movies no place for spoiled little rich
girl, she is barred. @© Feb. 13, 1916;
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1916; A 422461.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
PATENTEES’ bureau*, New York. Dis-
elosure of inventions. 2 loose 1.
Ato. [4431
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425924.
PATTEN (Simon WN.) England's
mobilization of American securities.
no. 385. serial. Proof. (National
editorial service. ) [4432
oan 2s, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 31, 1916; A 419909; National
editorial service, ine., New York.
[PAWLETT (Louis M.)] Which, rev-
olution or evolution, by Lumalett
[pseud] Bridgeport, Conn., Luma-
lett co-operative service, 1916. 30
p. 24mo. $0.50. [4433
(© .Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢c«. and aff.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 425960; Lumalett
the secret
1916;
co-operative service, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Pearce (Percival) jr.*, Waukegan,
Il. How to give a chalk talk.
Waukegan, Ill, Century press
[1915] [16] p. illus. 8vo. $0.30.
[4434
© Jan. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
2t, 1915; A. 417872.
Peck (Sedley Clarendale)* San
Mateo, Cal. Some verse and a
story. [20] p. illus. 12mo.
[4435
See Pee, 25. 1915; 2 c...Jan. 11,
1916; aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 425087.
PENN-JERSEY automobile red _ book,
eae ov. 10. ##=jPhiladelphia, W.
Nuneviller co., 1916. 124 p. maps
(1 loose) S8vo. $1.00. [4436
gan 22. 1916; 2 ¢.Jan. 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 420632;
W. Nuneviller co., Philadelphia.
4447
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.*, Phila-
delphia. [4437, 4438
Tests of a class K4s locomotive. 107
p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin no.
29) "© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 27, 1916; A 418629.
Train resistance and tonnage rating.
65 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin
ne. 26)- © ‘Jan. ate 1916; 2
Si, atic 27," 916: "A 418622.
PENTE (Will)* Chicago. Giants of
"illiputania ; an animated fairy tale.
2p.1, 11 p. 8vo.» $0.50. [4439
fe) Web-2i; 191627 2-e rep as,
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425877.
PEPPER (Charles M.) [4440-4441
British trade policy after the war. Proof
(International editorial service, serial
no. 363) @© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425637.
Foreign trade policies. Proof, (Na-
tional editorial service, serial, no. 370)
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Feb. 26,
1916; A 425643.
© Natl. editorial service, inc., New
York.
c. and
PERKINS (Elmer E.)* Chicago. Talk
on drying. cover-title, 24 p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [4442
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2
93, 1916; A 426272.
PERSONAL efficiency, v. 6, no. 2, Feb.
ISG: S32... Ghhsc Sve: [4443
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425136; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
c. and aff. Feb.
[PETERSEN (William)] Talk by the
dean. [4444-4445
International law. Chicago, American
correspondence school of law [1916]
12 p. 8vo. © Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425460.
Your law training. Chicago, American
aoe eee a ‘school of law [1916]
1 8vo. @© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢«. and
aff. Peb. 16, 1916; A 425461.
© American correspondence school
of law, Chicago.
PETERSON (George H.) ine.*, Fair
Lawn, N. J. Little book about roses.
1916. cover-title, 40 p. illus. S8vo.
[4446
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan:
26, 1916; A 419849.
PETTINGILL (Alice)* St. Louis. Miss
Peittingill’s music methods for be-
ginners, illus. with the Batchellor
color materials. St. Louis, 1914. 78
p. obl. 8vo. [4447
© Noy. 3, 1914; 2 ¢. Jan. 27; 1916;
aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 427054.
195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1,n.s., v.13
4448
PHEtps (P. E.)* Rockford, Ia. Sub-
mission. [3] p. port. 16mo. [4448
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 419741.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Professional di-
rectory of physicians and druggists,
dentists and nurses of Philadelphia,
Camden and Atlantie city and near-
by towns, 1916-1917. [5th ed.]
Phiiadelphia, Edward Trust, 1916.
dipole 29s ps 2mek $2.00: [4449
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 «and aif:
Feb. 18, 1916; A 420823; Edward
Trust, Philadelphia.
PHitities (EK. O.) No candidate to
have enough G. O. P. backers. (In
Chicago Sunday tribune) [4450
© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 422869; Tribune co., Chicago.
PuHinities (Libbie Sprague) Mystery
of Castle Lennox. Chap. 7-13. (In
Illustrated companion, Mar., 1916)
[4451
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 422895; F. B. Warner co., New
York
PHOENIX, Ariz. Phoenix city and
Salt River Valley directory, 1916.
Phoenix, Ariz., Arizona directory
company, 1916. 551 p. S8vo. $6.00.
[4452
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A sais Arizona direc-
tory co., Phoenix, Ariz.
[PHOTOPLAY promotion syndicate]
Shower of gold for motion picture
fans. $10.000.00 in gold free! [4]
p. 12mo. [4458
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425181; C. Karl Lysinger,
Greensburg, Pa.
PHYSICIANS’ and dentists’ guide.
no: E.: ody; 1906:
‘eae be
Plan of oper-
ation. New Orleans, La., Co-opera-
tive service association [1916]
cover-title, 4 1. 8vo. [4454
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
16, 1916; A 425981; Chas. A. Brad-
ley, New Orleans.
PICTURE advertisers*, Oregon City,
Oregon. Picture tells the _ story.
(Jn Oregon City courier ) [4455
© Jan. 20, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 7, 1916;
A 422885.
Pirerce-ARrow motor car co.*, Buffalo.
Introducing the Pierce-Arrow series
four. Lo pinch. front:, Wlus:" “Svo.
[4456
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1, 1916; A 425108.
PIKE LAKE LopcE*, Fifield, Wis. Pike
Lake Lodge, formerly Feelys resort,
Fifield, Wis. [14] p.
illus. 16mo. [4457
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
a a ea BS a 427230.
[Prospectus ]
PIKES PEAK, Grand Canyon and Yel-
lowstone log book, 1916. [7th an-
1ual ed.] cover-title, 119, [1] p.
illus., fold. maps. 12mo. $1.50.
[4458
} Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 18, 1916; ‘A 425505 ; wep, B.
Gay, Provo, Utah.
PIONEER Co-operative bank. Growth of
money [by] Pioneer, Homestead,
Guardian, the Three co-operative
banks. cover-title, [12] p. illus.,
port. 16mo. [4459
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425210; William Daniel
Eidredge, Boston.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Classified building
trades directory of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
and vicinity. 3 p.. fol. |Wext par-
allel with binding] [4460
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 « and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425130; Richard M. Roess-
ner, New York:
PLUME (Edward C.) co.*, Chicago.
[4461, 4462
Founders of American liberty. 53 p.
ports. 8vo. © Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan
10, 1916; aff. Jan. 19, 1916; ‘A ATT 874.
Plume-izing publicity service for _ pro-
gressive “jewelers. 52 p. illus. 382mo.
© Jan: 3, 1916; 2 c. Jang'G S20tg.
aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417873.
Policies, a magazine of levity and
brevity, Mar., 1916. New York, L
Tannebaum son & co. [1916] cover-
title, [8] p. 24mo. [4463
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 3, 1916;
aff; Mar. 138, 1916; A 42595335 2
Tannebaum son & co., New York.
PoLtk’s vest pocket street directory and
ear line guide of Baltimore. Balti-
more, Md., R. L. Polk & co., 1916. 1
p.’ l., 175 p. illus. 26me.) $025)
[4464
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426299; R. L. Polk & @o.
of Baltimore, inc., Baltimore.
(Michael)* New York. Cost
reducing home supply corporation.
[4] p. Svo. [4465
© Dee. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22, 1916; A 419802.
POLLAK
196
BOOKS, GROUP 11
no. 3, 1916
Poor’s manual of the railroads of the
United States, 1916. 49th annual
number. New York, Poor’s railroad
mangal co. [1916] 1 pi 1. [ix]-
SatianveotA p. fold: ‘maps: 8vo.
$12.00. [4466
© Feb: 15, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 4209900;
Poor’s manual co., New York.
Potts (Joshua R. H.)* Chicago. Pat-
ents, trade-marks, labels. How to
get them. [New ed.] cover-title.
top. 12mo. [4467
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426372.
Power (William 8.) Bigger, better
business. (/” Chicago herald)
[4468-4473
Back from the graveyard. © Mar. 4,
HOUGs L ¢: Mar. 6, 1916; A. 422933.
Evolution of an idea. © Feb. 28, 1916;
1 ¢@. Feb. 29, 1916; A 422774.
Eayman ctactor, © Mar. 1, 1916; 1 e.
Mar. 2, 1916; A 422918.
Language of the people. © Mar. 3, 1916;
1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1916; A 422928.
Making sales grow where they didn’t.
Gyheb. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1916;
A 4229138.
Merchandising instinct. © Mar. 2, 1916;
imc. Mary o, 1916; A 422923.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
PrRatT (Milson R.)* Salt Lake City.
America in the war! 32 p. 8vo.
$0.25. [4474
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1915; aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 419761.
PRESS CIRCULATIONS SYSTEM*, Chicago.
Press circulations system, a co-
operative business building and sub-
scription system. 81 [1] p. 12mo.
[4475
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425959.
Prick (Lucy Jeanne) He’d dance
_ right through church service. (In
Cleveland Sunday leader) [4476
© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 423004; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
PRINTZ-BIEDERMAN co0.*, Cleveland.
How to know style. [Spring & sum-
mer of 1916) [32] p. ius. 12mo.
[4477
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425712.
PROMINENT families, Pittsburgh, sub-
urban districts and adjacent towns,
1916. Pittsburgh, Pa., The Index
company [1916] xiv, [2], 360, xv-
exp. Svo. ) $1.00. [4478
© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Feb.
Pam OIG) toc; Web. 12; 1916; A
420996 ; Index pub. co., Pittsburgh.
4489
PROTHEROE (Daniel) Course of les-
sons in choral conducting. Lesson
no. 28-30. The Messiah, by Handel,
Cont d-7pt. cGy sor Ve Ovo. [4479
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. each Jan. 3,
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916; A 419804;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
PROVIDENCE telephone co. Providence
classified business directory. Mar.
LASIG. 143 p, .-4t02 [4480-
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426531; Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
PRUDENTIAL loan society. Who for?
cover-title, 20 p. 8vo. [4481
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417972; Daniel Fremont
McGraw, San Francisco.
PULL-U-OUT Sales co.*, St. Louis.
thing with a big pull. cover-title,
11 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. [4482
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425126.
Little
PUNCH. v.50) Each illus., 4to; 93d:
[ 4483-4486.
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1916; A ad int. 2586; pubd. Feb. 2,
1916.
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1916; A ad int, 2593; pubd. Feb. 9,
LOG:
no. 3893, Feb. 16, 1916. © 1c. Mar. 15,
1916; A ad int. 2595; pubd. Feb. 16,
1916.
no. 3894, Feb. 23, 1916; © 1 c. Mar. 22,
1916; A ad int. 2602; pubd. Feb. 23,
1916.
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd.,
Londen.
PURINTON (Edward Harle)* Morgan-
town, W. Va. Office efficiency test.
Feb. 21, 1916. (Jn Independent)
[4487
©, Feb. 18;..1916;.2. @.BHeb. 23,
1916; A 422680.
Pustert (Fr.) & co.*, New York.
Pustet’s spring catalogue. 31 [1] p.
illus. fol. (Catalogue no. 831)
[4488
© Mar. 1, 1916 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426520.
QRS co. QRS. Quick reference
system. Chart EH, Civil engineering.
Sheet, 18 by 943 inches, $10.00.
[4489
and afi. Feb.
Roy 'Thomp-
© Heb. 1, 1916-2
21, 1916; A 425566;
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M.
aa hi
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4490
——— ~~ —
Ratt (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
fll. Development of the Kingdom ;
of God, life and teaching of Jesus
Christ. Lesson 10-13, Mar. 5, 12,
LS Ae oe (In Adult Bible class
monthly, Mar., 1916) [4490
© Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
A 422347.
RAND-McNALLY bankers’ directory and
list of attorneys. The original bank-
ers’ blue book. Jan., 1916. 80th ed.
44th year. Chicago, New York,
Rand MeNally & company [1916]
1960 p. col. maps. 4to. $6.00.
[4491
©j\aheb...19.. 1916: 2 @. Meh. oe
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 420901;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
READ poultry farm. Mating list, 1916.
4 numb. 1. illus. 4to. [4492
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425058; Julia M. Read,
Watervliet, N. Y.
REFRIGERATOR, heater & ventilator car
o.*, St. Paul. Perishable products
transported scientifically economi-
cally: Moore system. 64 p._ illus.
diagrs. 4to. [4493
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426870.
REINTHAL & Newman*, New York.
House of art. cover-title, 48 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalog S.) [4494
© Oct. 7, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1916; A 417848.
RELIABLE corresponding club.
[4495, 4496
Contract to my gentlemen members.
Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. @ Feb. 21,
1916 ;
426380
Contract to my lady members. Sheet,
1 by 84% inches. @© Feb. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A ‘426378.
© Mrs. C. M. Wrubel, Oakland,
Cal.
REMEDIAL loan society of Buffalo,
inc.*, Buffalo. Third annual report
for the year ending Dee. 31, 1915.
et] p. 'Syvo. [4497
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
238, 1916; A 418945.
2c. and aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A
REPUBLIC construction co.,* Baltimore.
Eternal rest. [Baltimore, Md.,
Printed by the Horn-Shafer co., 1916]
a°p. 1., [1], 33 p. “ilus., ‘diagrs>*obL
16mo. [4498
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1916;
aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 420907.
RICHARDS
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
RETAIL credit co. Ready answers for
hard questions. cover-title, 2 p. L,
23 p. 12mo. [4499
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 19165 vA. 425551 : Cator Woelford,
Atlanta.
(Richard Olsen) * Huron,
S. vi. Bess eg) organiza-
tion system. -2 p. 1, 20 p. 4to
[4500
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
18, 1916; A 425836.
RICHMOND (Grace S.)* Fredonia, N. Y.
Her father’s daughter. chap. 1, 2
(In Ladies home journal Mar., 1916)
[4501
© Feb. 19, 1916; 1 @ Feb. 19,
1916; A 429553.
Rieck (Edward E.) co.
comfort into cold cash.
Turning cold
2 1. folio.
[4502
19153: 2 Coan ae
A 417550; Simpson,
Barker, ine. Pitts-
©. Dec. 26:
Jan; 3.. 1916:
Showalter &
burgh.
RiorRDAN (James William)* St. Louis.
Parcel post zone system and postal
information. [94] p. illus. fol.
[4503
© Dee. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425867.
RITENouR (John §S.)* Pittsburgh.
Master minds of type and press. (In
Inland printer) [ 4504, pie
No. 2. Typesetting machines. @© Feb. 2,
1916; 1 ¢ Feb. 19, 1916; A 422548.
No. 3. Tolbert Lanston @ Mar. 2,
1916; Le Mar: 9; 1916; A 429973,
Roserts (George E.) Services of a
bank. Chicago, La Salle extension
university [1916] 20p. fold. forms.,
plate. 8vo. [4506
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 426271; La
Salle extension univ., Chicago.
Roperts (Peter) English for coming
Americans. Beginner’s reader—3.
New York, London, Association
press, 1916. iv, 87 p. 12mo. $0.20.
[4507
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1, 1916; A 425096; International
committee of Y. M. C. A., New York.
RosBerRTSON (Thomas Henry)* Jersey
City. Reason why; or, Relations to
two worlds. New York, Christian
alliance publishing co. [1916] 56p.
12mo. $0.10. [4508
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427064.
198
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BOOKS, GROUP IL
no. 38, 1916 4549
Rosrnson (Charles D.)* New York. | Russeiit (Lillian)* Chicago.
Ten golden rules, an educational [4520-4548
guide. Card, 9 by 6 inches. [4509 | Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Poodle
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. Seer ict age oe a ee
21, 1916; A 417909. | —— Skating. © Max bh Solon | €,
| F and °° e i
Rocarp (I. D.) Supplement on Dyke’s | ian oe ie aS eee o 4ate-
automobile instruction on the King | RONG. Bold Ok Ee Le
eight eylinder ear, model D. [ De- —_ Thirsty air. © Feb. 9, 1916: 1.
troit, Mich., Printed by Topping & | Feb. 10, 1916; A 422359.
Sanders] 1916. 48 p. illus. diagrs. | ——- Types of beauty. © Mar. 8, 1916;
4to. [4510 | 1c. Mar. 9, 1916;.A 422964.
5 oN : Feet, your body's poor relations. ©
Snel * yee ahs | Feb. 27, 1916; 1c. Feb. 28, 1916;
‘ A. ; A. L. Dyke, S \ 77
Louis. Lillian Russell's beauty hints. Can you
; : : afford to smile. © Feb. 17, 1916;
RoewRsS (Julius) co.*, Rutherford, N. J. 1 e. Feb. 18, 1916; A 422524.
Orchids and _ greenhouse plants. —— Costly wit. © Feb. 24, 1916; 1c.
cover-title, 62, [2] p. illus. (part nies 25, <4 “0 Feb, ee:
= —— Day in be eb. 22,2 1
col.) 4to. niet ce. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422615
© Mar. 7, 1916 ; 2 c. and aff. Mar. Disappearing art. © Feb. 26,
11, 1916; A 427225. 1916; 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; A 422724.
Rossiter (Alfred)* New York. Pocket
manual for character analysts and
employment managers. 53p. 24mo.
$1.00. [4512
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
24,1916; A 419908.
Roya baking powder co.*, New York.
[4513, 4514 |
An ha balay flga paghorno sistema de
hornear con exito para uso de Jas amas
de casa. (Successful home baking)
cover-title, 15 p. illus. 16mo. © Dec.
fit es ee. 11. 1905; aff. Jan.
13, 1916; A 417877
Mananalung sariling pag-i-ihaw sistema
de hornear con exito para uso de las
amas de casa. (Successful home bak-
ing) cover-title, 15 p. illus. 16mo.
Cnbee: td 1915-2 € Dee. 11, 1915; aff.
|
|
|
Jan. 13, 1916; A 417876.
RoyaL WORCESTER corset co.*, Worces-
ter, Mass. [4515, 4516.
Advertising service. cover-title, 28 p.,
29-63 numb. 1. illus. (part col.) 4to.
© Feb. 26, 1916; ye
1916; A 425713.
Royal blue book, correct corset fashions.
916. cover-title, 48 p. illus. 8vo.
© hep, 29. 1916: 2 c-and aff. Mar. 6,
1916; A 426526.
2 ec. and aff. Mar.
RoyLe (John) & sons,* Paterson, N. J.
[4517, 4518
Royle saw-conditioning appliances. 23
[1] p. illus. 8vo. (Circular no. 274)
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 25,
1916; A 419828.
Tub rocker for photo-engravers’ etching
baths. 7 [1] p. illus. -8vo. @© Feb.
, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1916; aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425209.
RuceLtes (Katherine Wilder)* Oak-
land, Cal. Wild flower. [8] p. illus.
faart col.) I12mo. $0.25. [4519
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 @ Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 425963.
199
RUTHERFORD
—— Enjoying poor health. © Feb. 21,
1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422614.
—— Eyes not purehasable. © Mar. 38,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 4, 1916; A 422929.
—— Fasting. © Mar. 2, 1916; At se:
Mar. 3, 1916; A 422924
—— Flirt. © Feb. 18, 1916: te; Web;
19, 1916; A 422544.
Golden rule manners. © Mar. 4,
1916 -<e. Mar. "6, 19163 A 422934"
——— Headache habit. © Mar. 10, 1916;
1 e. Mar. 11, 1916; A 423024.
—— Hills that hide the scenery. ©
Heb... 25, 1916::-1, e: Web-> 26> 19162
A 422702.
—— How to be happy though fat. ©
Heb. 44,9916; £-e. Keb. 2157-9916;
A 422476.
——Intemperance. © Feb. 19, 1916;
fe. Feb. 21, 1916; A. 422571.
—w— Keep your teeth beautiful. @ Feb.
28, “S86: “De Heb. 29, 1916 -s= A:
422776.
— Make the best of it. © Feb. 23,
1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 24, 1916; A 422663.
—— Pleasure in health. @© Feb. 16,
19163' fe, Peb: 17, 1916; A 429501.
—— Preparedness. © Feb. 15, 1916;
1 ce. Keb. 16, 1916; A 422477.
Respect the corset. @ Mar. 7,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1916; A 422959.
—— Teeth as shears. © Mar. 1, 1916;
1 ec Mar. 2, 1916; A 422919.
Values in inches. © Feb. 29, 1916;
ie. (Mar 2. 19163. A. 429914.
Sing ye seekers after beauty. @ Feb.
2). 21916 toe. Web. 21, A916. A.
422613.
Your eyes are little tattletales. @ Mar.
5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422935.
Wreaths of rosy snow her arms must
be. @ Feb. 13, 1916; 21 c. Feb. 14,
1916; A 422475.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
(Rutledge) What you
should weigh. 20 p. 24mo. [4549
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
38, 1916; A 417558; Toledo seale co.,
Toledo, O.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4550 pt. 1,8 Svea
Ryan (George W.)* New York. | Savines loan & trust co. Condensed
Economy in fire insurance; hints railway time card. Feb. 21, 1916.
for merchants and manufacturers. [+] p. 24mo. — * [4561
[10] p. 8vo. $1.00. [4550
©MrReb. -23,.1916: 2aemend att.
Feb. 25, 1916; A 426318.
SAFE-CABINET cO.*, Marietta, O.
[4551, 4552
Here’s one policy you can’t get. [8] p.
illus. fol. © Jan. 29, 1916: 2c. and
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425215.
Worry. 6 p. folder. illus. 24mo. ©
Jan. 29." 1946 592° e) ang aie, Reb. 4:
1916; A 425214.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. R. L. Polk & €o.’s
St. Augustine city directory, 1916-17. |
y.-5. Jacksonville, Fla., R. L. Polk
& co., 1916. 260 p. Svo. $4.00.
[4558
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427076; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Sr. Jouns table co.*, Cadillac, Mic
[455445
St. Johns tables, 1916. 159 p. illus. 8
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1916; A 425633
St. Johns tables, the battiefields of busi-
23: pe» Tes. | 4t0. 1@ni Feb. 24,
= 2ietiand satis Mebet26521 91.6%
A 4256: 34.
SaLeM, Mass. Naumkeag directory for
Salem, Beverly, Danvers f[etc.] no.
ZS; 1915. Salem, Mass., The Henry
M. Meek publishing company, 1915.
1583 efi... e: 1597] ape, trent... (fold:
map) Svo. $4.50. [4556
©: Noy. 24, 1915; Gi fame <9;
1916; aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 418915;
Alice R. Meek, Salem, Mass.
SALES method co.*, New York. Ad
helps for shoe dealers. 51 1. illus.
16mo. (Comfort and style series, v.
A) [4557
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425504.
hh
Cn
35;
Vo.
26,
5
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SALESMAKER V. 1, no. 1. 34 p. illus.,
ports. 4to. [4558
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
21, TAG: A eee Canteen sah:
son ¢co., Chicago.
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm.
pt. 1. (Jn American poultry advyo-
cate. Mar., 1916) [4559
CO) Mia? 2 191g Io PMaE 13,
1916; A 423053; Clarence C. De Puy,
Syracuse, N. Y.
SAUNDERS (Henry Lee)* Wichita
Falls, Tex. Contractor’s guide.
cover-title, [12] p. 16mo. $0.50
[4560
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
ait. Mar. 11, 1916; A. 425173.
200
|
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426288; George R.
Angell, Madison, Wis.
SAYLES (Harold F.) - Truth in a nut-
shell. [16] p. 24mo. $0.02. [4562
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 e. and aff. Dee.
29, 1915; A 425200; Evangelical pub.
co., Chicago.
SCHEIN bros.*, New York.
ecard, illus., 31 by zee
© Feb. 22, 1916;
TL OT Gey ee 425709.
SCHLAGHECK (Joseph) * Toledo. Profit
makers; gold fish from Schlagheck’s.
[4] p. illus. (part col.) 4to. [4564
© Nov. 28, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
24,1916; A 417971.
(Martin) Lese-Ubun-
kinder, von Martin Schmid-
Cupid.
[4563
2 c. and aff. Mar.
ScHM IDHOFER
gen ftir
hofer, mit bildern von Joseph Kah-
Jer. Boston, New York [ete.] D. C.
Heath & co. [1916] 2-p. i=162@.
illus. i12mo. ( Heath’ Ss modern lan-
guage series) $0.35. [4565
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 427028; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
ScHMuUcK (J. Carl)* Lawrenee, N. Y.:
Light to guide our way; an evening
prayer. Sheet, 84 by Bd inches.
[4566
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 '¢ Janeoi ere
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425212.
ScHoFER (Aivin H.)* Reading, Pa.
Bankers’ exact maturity chart;
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 1916.
Sheet, 13 by 94 inches. $0.50. [4567
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2a, ORGS A: 426269.
ScHoitt. orthopedic training school*,
Chicago. Correspondence study
course. Lesson no. 7 and 8. cover-
title, p. 86-103, illus. S8vo. $2.00.
[4568
© Dee. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
—
28, 1916; A 426374.
ScHRAMM (William F.)
liberty, ed. and comp. by W. F.
Schramm, illus., by C. O. Longa-
baugh, Chicago, E. C. Plume com-
pany, 1916. . 32, -p.. ports: .16me:
$1.00. [4569
© Jan. 6, 1916; -2 c..Jan..10,1916;
aff, Jan. 19, 1916; A 417875 ; Edward
C. Plume co., Chicago.
Fathers ‘of
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916 4595
SCHRECKENBACH (Paul) TIllustrierte | Scriprure text calendar, 1917. [14], p.
weltkriegschronik der Leipziger illus. (part col.) fol. $0.25. [Text
Illustrirten zeitung, 1914. Text von parallel to binding] [4582
Paul Schreckenbach. Leipzig, J. J.
Weber, 1916. [4570, 4571
21. lfg. illus., col. plates (part double).
Poe ey gan, to, 1916;\1 ¢. Mar. 10,
1916; A—Foreign 13466.
22. lfg. illus., col. plate. © Feb. 10,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 10, 1916; A—Foreign
13467.
© J. J. Weber, Leipzig, Germany.
Scuutrz & Hodgson*, Chicago.
[4572, 4573
Just an earful of facts. [4] 4to.
p.
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and .aff. Jan. 31,
1916; A 419915.
Wondering— how to beat the figures this
year? Sheet, printed on both sides.
illus., 21 by 14 inches. © Jan. 26,
7916; 2 ¢..and aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A
419916.
ScHUSTER (Edw. J.)* St. Louis. Schus-
ter’s yellow pine lumber rate book.
[4574-4577
Dec., 1915. Texas ed. cover-title, 39 p.
4to. $12 for 12mo. @© Jan. 14, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 19, 1916; A 417844.
Jan., 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title,
248p. 12mo0. $12.00 per year. © Feb.
Paolo. 2 Cand ait. Heb. 4, 1916 ;
A 425211.
Jam, 1916, Texas ed. Bo) Dp: 4to.
whew tor, 12 mo: @ Jan. 26, 1916;
my eane am, Jan: 29, 1916: A 425066.
Feb., 1916. Hastern ed. cover-title, 248
p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12 mos. © Feb.
PPE wNOAG 2 Gand aff, Webi 25, £916 ;
m5)
A 426325.
'
ScHw ABACHER-FREY
San Francisco.
book. 15 [1] p.
stationery co.,*
Registration guide
16mo. $90.25.
[4578
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 5, 1916;
am. Jan. 21, 1916; A 425337.
ScHwartz (George W.)* Louisville,
Ky. G. W. Schwartz short hand.
[Lesson 1-10] cover-title, [22] p.
- 8vo. $2.00. [4579
~ © Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425647.
ScHwinp (Adolph)* Chatham, N. Y.
Guide to farm selection. 14 [2] p.
map. 24mo. $0.25. [4580
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425481.
Scotr (Temple)* New York. Publish-
ing: the business, its problem and
the solution. (Jn Publishers’ weekly )
- [2 installments] Contents.—1l. The
business and its problem.—2. The
solution of the problem. [4581
© Feb. 26, Mar. 4, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422953.
J
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 426324; Messenger pub.
co., Chicago.
Srars, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago.
[4583-4589
Bargain counter. Bulletin no. 168. cover-
title. noe py.) DUS. -Syo.. 9G Jans 9;
191652" ¢) ‘and’ aff.’ Peb; 4, 19te;
A 425185.
Bulletin no. 169.
illus. Syo. @ Jan. 25, 191632 ¢c. and
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425186.
Bulletin no. 170. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. Syvyo. © Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A 425187.
Bulletin no. 174. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426528.
Bulletin no. 175. cover-title, 32 p.
lus. 4to.° Keb: 29.) 1916 2c. and
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426529.
—— Bulletin no. 176. cover-title, 32 p.
illus: 4to, . @ Mar: 6;/ 1916; 2c. and
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 425978.
Catalog 132. cover-title, [2] 1457 p.
mlust: part col.) 4t0. 7 @: Wee. 716;
TOTS tees Webi25,,1916::, 1c) anduait.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 426349.
cover-title, 32 p.
Srars, Roesuck & co. of Texas. Your
grocery store. far. Apr. toe:
cover-title, 48 p. illus. 4to. [4590
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426527; Sears, Roebuck &
co., Chicago.
SEARSON (J. W.) Studies in reading.
4th grade. By J. W. Searson and
George I. Martin. Chicago and Lin-
eoln, The University publishing coim-
pany, 1915. xii, 340 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.45. [4591
© Dee. 11, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 420238; University pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb.
(Russell M.) Bigger, better
(in Chicago herald)
[4592, 4598
Plea for national team work. Feb. 21,
1916. © Feb. 21, 1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 23,
1916; A 422606.
Webs 22° LOtGy .@) Webs.22, 1916 5
1 c. Feb. 23, 1916; A 422609.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
SEEDS
business.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [4594, 4595
Capes of all sizes on new spring models.
Heb. 27, (916. 1 ¢.: Mar. 2.1916). A:
422812.
Newest dinner gown has medieval lines.
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
A 422706.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune & the New York |
globe, Chicago.
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4596
pt. I, DS, v4
SELLING aid cut service. Selling aid
cuts 2d ed. Chicago, Selling aid cut
service [1916] 55 p. illus. (part
col.) S8vo. [4596
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
as aia A. 419993 : “Flint McNaugh-
ton, Chicago.
SENTANEL remedies co.*, Cincinnati.
When every day is full of song. 21.
col. illus. 48mo. [Text parallel to
binding] [4597
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916 2A) 425738.
SERL (Emma) Work-a-day doings on
the farm; by Emma Serl, illus. by
Harry E. Wood. Boston, New York
fete.] Silver, Burdett and company
[1916] 128 p. ha 12mo. [4598
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 420418 : Silver, Burdett
& €O., Boston.
SHAFER (Anna Louise) [4599, 4600
Persian drills for
© Feb. 28, 1916;
A 423034.
Rhythmic exercise advocated to develop
muscles. @ Mar. 6, 1916; 1 ec. Mar.
7, 1916; A 4229438.
[Note: The foregoing are in
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
SHAw (Jonathan O.)* Los Angeles.
present day needs.
1) Cy Rep. 295 WNOiG::
Chicago
Directions to play Diviso. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 53 by 38%
inches. [4601
© tan. 18. 1916 2 -edant =25.
1916; aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 425980.
SHEEHAN (Charles A.)* New York.
Invention for the dead. [4] p. illus.
fol. [4602
© Sept. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425064.
SHELLZOK (J. J.)* Chicago. Rupture
conquered. Sheet, illus., 12 by 12
inches. [4603
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426265,
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[46044618
Atlantic reporter citations. v.
1 mo, 3, Feb. 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 143 p. 8vo. $5.00. @© Feb.
16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 427209.
Shepard’s Florida citations.
Feb., 1916.
$4.00
19163. .2) <.
A 427210.
Shepard’s Indiana citations.
December, 1915. [Cumulative suppl.]
268 p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. © Dec.
22, 1015; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 28, 1916;
A 427061.
Shepard’s
WO Kos
Cumulative suppl. 52 p.
per year. © Feb. 17,
and? ai. Mar..9,, dole:
v. tne. 4,
s
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s Maine citations. vy. 1, no. 2,
Feb., 1916. Cumulative suppl.
. $4,00 per year.
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar, 9;
A 427211.
Shepard’s Massachusetts citations.
no. 1, Feb., 1916.
1916;
v. Bo
[Cumulative suppl. ]
240 p Syo. $4.00 per year, Feb.
26, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar. oO sie:
A 427212.
Shepard’s Missouri citations. vy. 15, no.
1, Feb., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. ]
£GH sp: ” 8vo. $5.00 per year. © Feb.
25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 427213.
Shepard’s Nebraska citations. y. 11, no.
1, Feb., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
183 p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. © Feb.
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 427214,
Shepard’s Northwestern citations.
no. 1, Feb., 1916.
156 p. 8vo.
19> 19'G6 5-2
A 427215.
Shepard’s Oregon citations. y. 9, no. 1,
sy 1916. Cumulative suppl. 253
$5.00 per year. © Feb. 24,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916:
A 427208.
Shepard’s Pennsylvania Superior court
and lower court citations. 3d ed.,
191G?? 6p. Ly 340" pe Save $12.00.
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Feb. 21,
1916; A 420877.
a Teeno., ay sak: 1916. Cumulative
suppl. 53 p.. S8vo. $4.00 per yr. ©
Jan. 22, 1916; 2 @ and Bie foe
1916; A 420624.
Shepard’s Pennsylvania Supreme court
citations. . vy. 1, no. 1, dan 7496.
Cumulative eg 102 D. 8vo. $5.00
per-yr. © Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 420623.
Shepard's Pennsylvania Supreme court
and Sia HaLory citations. 3d ed., 1916.
6 p 690 p. S8vo. $20.00. © Feb.
8, Mote: 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 21, 1916;
A 420876.
ehepacdt® Southwestern citations. v. 9,
vs 43,
{Cumulative suppl. ]
$6.00 per year. © Feb.
ec. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
———_ V
1, Feb., 1916. [Cumulative suppl]
286 p. Syvo. $6.00 per year. © Feb.
18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 427216.
Se s United States citations. v. 15,
1, Jan., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
384 p Syo. $6.00 per yr. @ Jan. 26,
1916; 2 ec. and:.aff. Feb. 2, 1916;
A 420622.
SHEPARD (Harvey N.) Contracts of
infants. Chicago, Blackstone insti-
tute, 1916. 28 p. port. 8vo. (One
of a series of lectures) [4619
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426505; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
SHEPPARD (H. Cecil)* Berea, O. Shep-
pard’s famous Anconas. 84 p. illus.
Svo. [4620
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425852.
202
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
SHERWoop (EK. Hugh) Bobbie Bub-
bles, by E. Hugh Sherwood and
Maud Gridley Budlong, illustrations
by KE. Hugh Sherwood. Chicago,
New York, Rand, McNally & com-
pany [1916] 72 p. incl. front., illus.
(part col.) 12mo. $0.50. [4621
me dan. 14,°1916; 2 c. Jan. 26,
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 420528;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
Suietty (John Cofer)* Chicago.
Waiting. (Jn Review. Feb., 1916.)
[4622
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
A 42283838.
SHORTWRITER co. of America*, Chicago.
Shortwriting, the stepping-stone to
a successful future. [8] p. col.
illus. 4to. [4623
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426515.
SIpWAY mercantile co.*, Elkhart, Ind.
[4624, 4625
Allwin baby carriages, 1916. cover-
title, 96 p. illus. (part col.) — obl.
wacom. 6: 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 419783.
Sidway baby carriages, 1916. cover-
title, 96 p. illus. (part col.) obl.
24mo. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 419784.
Sinver, Burdett & co.*, Boston. Great
composers of the world who have
eontributed to the progressive music
Series. 87 p. ports. 8vo. [4626
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 420988.
SIMONDS (Frank H.) [4627-4628
As spring comes—peace and the talk of
peace. © Feb. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 29,
1916; A 422747.
Fate of Poland—German peace proposals
in East. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ec. Feb.
23, 1916; A 422596.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
SINCLAIR (James)* Los Angeles. In-
structions for collecting and preserv-
ing valuable lepidoptera. S80 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 24mo. $2.00.
[4629
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1916;
aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 426535.
SINGER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J. In-
structions for using Singer sewing
machine. no. 98-8 [for stitching
automobile tires] 13 ip. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. ([Form 8278, Jan.,
1916] ) [4630
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 «. and aff.
Feb. 1, 1916; A 425116.
20
4to4+4
SINGER SEWING machine co., inc.*,;
Elizabeth, N. J. [4631, 4632
Singer machine no. 25-56. [2] p.
illus. S8vo. (Form 9363, Jan., 1916)
@) Jans 2265 191 6252. ec: and aff. Feb.
PT. TOVGSTA 425117:
Singer machines of class 7. 7, [1] p.
illus. 8vo. (Form 9399, Feb., 1916)
Om Mari iO Gree: and aff. Mar.
62> 1916 scAl 426532.
SincH (St. Nihal) India’s service to
the empire during the war. (I
Christian science monitor. ) [4633
© "Feb. 10, WIG: 1° e&” Keb? 12°
1916; A 422564; Christian science
pub. soec., Boston.
[SINGLETON (HEsther)] Furniture of
the revolutionary period. Mentor
reading course, monograph 1-6.
Proof. [4634
©) Janet15, (1916320 e c<andetatk:
Ireb. 38, 1916; A 425131; Mentor
assn., ine, New York.
(Constance Lindsay)* New
[46385-4637
singer to Nakku. @©
1 ¢. Heb. 28, 1916 7-4
SKINNER
York.
KXan-il-lak the
Jan. 6, 1916;
49973 4,
Songs of the coast-dwellers.
1914: Tew Meh 2S. LOG:
dawn» “© Jan G6;
ZSe OMG A 429735
© pOetit;
A 422733.
Summer 1OLG des
Feb.
SMALLEY (George W.)* New York.
[46388, 4639
Mr. Wilson abroad. © Mar. 138, 1916; 1
c. Mar. 14, 1916; A 423070.
Sir Edward Grey. © Feb. 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 28, 1916; ‘A 422594.
| Note: The foregoing are in New York
daily or Sunday tribune]
Smiru (Charles E.) Practical course
in touch typewriting. 12th ed., rev.
ani cul. Single keyboard ed. New
York, I. Pitman & sons, 1916. 1 p.
l., 74 p. 1 loose chart. 4to. $0.60.
[Text parallel to binding] [4640
©. Feb. 215 1916; 2 «Web. 25,
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 420906;
Isaac Pitman & sons, New York.
SmitH (David Eugene)* New York.
Modern advanced arithmetic. Can-
adian ed. Teachers’ ed. Boston, Lon-
don [ete.] Ginn and company [1916]
64 p. 12mo. (Wentworth-Smith
mathematical series) $0.40. [4641
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 420728.
SmitH (Farmer) Goodnight stories.
(In New York Evening mail)
[4642-4644
Feb. 7, 1916. 7, 1916; 1 c¢. Feb.
SF; OLG:
© Feb.
A 422671.
oO
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4645
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
SmitH (Farmer )—Continued.
Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb. 8, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
9, 1916; A 422677.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
11, 1916; A 422680.
© Evening mail syndicate,
New York.
SmirH (G. R.)
cartridges—2.
inc.,
Manufacturing rifle
(Jn American ma-
chinist) [4645
© Feb. 17, 1916; 1 ¢« Feb. 19,
1916; A 422697; Hill pub. co., New
York.
SmitH & sons mfg. co.*, Kansas City,
Mo. Our resolution. Royal road
machinery. 45 p. col. port., illus.
(part col.) obl. 8vo. [4646
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 24, 1916;
aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 419780.
SNiTzLeR (James M.) Bigger, better
business. Baiance between produc-
tion and selling. (in Chicago her-
ald) [4647
© Feb. 26, 1916; 1 ¢« Feb. 28,
1916; A 422723; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SocraL register assn.* New York. Dila-
tory domiciles, Seal register.
[4648-4667
8 p. 16mo0. @©
ec, and aff. Feb. 16,
Baltimore. Feb.,
Feb. 10, 1916;
1916; A 425 iss
Boston, Feb., 19
hOn A S16 5
A 425452.
Buffalo, Feb.,
Le,” ISG
A 425447.
Chicago, Feb., 1916. 14 p. 16mo. © Feb.
410, 19165°2 co und at. Feb: 16,9916
A 425451.
Cincinnati & Payton, Feb., 1916. p.
16mo2 ©: Webi. 1916: Bex andar.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 425441.
Cleveland, Feb., 1916. 6 p. 16mo. @©
Heb 21, 41916 :52 ¢ cand afl Rebs 16,
1916; A 425440.
Minneapolis, Feb., 1916.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c.
1916; A 425436.
New Orieans, Feb.,
@ Feb. 11, 1916;
1916; A 425446.
New York, Feb.,
Gi Keb; 4, A916.
1916; A 425449.
: 90 p. 16mo. © Feb.
ae. eo aff. Feb. 16, 1916;
1916. 9p. 16mo. © Feb.
2 ce. and aft. Feb. 16, 1916;
11
S: pi atGmo.
and aff. Feb. 16,
1916... 9p. ‘“W6mo:
2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916.
Peo
60 p. 16mo.
and aff. Feb. 16,
Philadelphia, Feb., 1916. 23 p. 16mo.
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425450.
Pittsburgh, Feb., 1916. OF Pp: 16mo.
© Feb. 10. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425439.
Portland, Feb., 1916. 5 p. 16mo. © Feb.
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916;
A 425443.
Providence, Feb., 1916; 6 p., 16 mo.
@. Web. .41,. 1916: e ec, and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425 45
St; Louis, Feb., 1916. 14 p. 16mo.
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425438.
SocIaL register assn.*—Continued.
St. Paul, Feb., 1916.- 7 p. 46mes7@
Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425435.
San Francisco, Feb., 1916.
@ Feb. 10, 1916;
1916; A 425437.
Seattle, Feb., 1916. 3 p.
12 p. 16mo.
2c. and aff. Feb. 16,
16mo. © F
10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916;
A 425442,
Southern California, Feb., 1916. 6 p.
16mo. © Feb. 11; 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 425444,
Southern cities, Feb., 1916. 10 p. 16mo.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425448,
Washington, Feb.,
© Feb. 11, 1916;
1916; A 425434.
1916. 16
2 ce. and a
. 16mo.
. Feb. 16,
Sonar metal produc ‘ts co., ine.,* Colum-
bus, O. [4668-4681
Hollow metal partitions design no. 300.
2 1. diagrs. obl. 8ve:' @ Beesas
1915; 2. ¢. and. ;afis Janae eee
A 419757.
Metal gauges— weights and decimal
equivalents. 2 loose l. obl. S8vo.
Dec. 29, 1915; 2 © and at, Janes
1916; A 419744.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 100. 2 1. diagrs. obl. S8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan, 15,
1916; A 419745.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 101. 2 1. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915;-2 @. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 4197A4T.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 102. 21. diagrs. obl. S8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and’ al dams,
L916 5 vA 419748.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 120. 2 1. diagrs. obl. Svo.
© Dec. 29, 19154-2-¢ and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419749.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 121 for use in connection
with electric cut out box. 2 1. diagrs.
obl. Svo. © Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ¢. and
aff. Jan. 15, 1916; 1916; A 419746.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 151. 21. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 15,
19165) A 419750.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 152. 21. diagrs. obl. S8vo.
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419751.
Specifiention for standard door opening
design no. 153. 21. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419752.
Specification for standard door opening
desien no. 200. 2 1. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419753.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 201. 2 1. diagrs. 8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419754.
Specification for standard door opening
design no. 203. 21. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
@ Dec, 29, 19ts 5 2c: and af. Janae
1916; A 419755.
Specification for standard door opening
design no, 204. 2 1. diagrs. obl. 8vo.
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 15,
1916; A 419756.
204
BOOKS, GROUP
no. 8, 1916
SORENSEN (C. M.) co., ine.*, New York.
Tankless air compressors. 39 p.
illus. S8vo. [4682
me rep, 15, 1916; 2 a Mar. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 425958.
SouTHERN coAL & coke co. Co-oper-
ative advertising service, series no.
1. Sheet, illus., 22 by 30 inches.
[4683
© Nov. 26, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
26, 1916; A 419855; Edgar Clyde
Mahan, Knoxville, Tenn.
SouUrTHERN CONFERENCE for education
and industry*, Washington. How
ean the whole community co-oper-
atively use its life? [4] p. 16mo.
[4684
‘© Jan. 25,1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425065.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co. 4685, 4686
Houston, Texas, telephone directory,
spring, 1916. 2 p. 1., 124; 32 p: Ato.
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and "aff. Feb. 28,
1916; A 426360.
© Southwestern telegraph & tele-
phone co., Dallas.
St. Louis and
Peerectory, Jan, 11, 1916,
Atos, 1@) Heb. 9, 1916; 2 ce.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 420307.
© National telephone directory
co., St. Louis.
suburban telephone di-
228, 280" p.
and aff.
SPECTATOR co.*, New York. [4687-4689
Benefits under accident policies, 1916.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 17 by 8%
inches, folded to 8vo. 0.25. Feb.
We 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb. 25, 1916;
A 426319.
Fire insurance pocket index, Tans [48th
year] 79 p. 12mo. 0. © Feb.
21, 1916; 2 c..and aff. Feb. 25, 1916;
A 426320.
Keen looking gentleman takes a hand.
] p. folder. 24mo. $0.10. © Jan.
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 24, 1916;
A 417968.
SPERLING (red John Ernest) * Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. [4690, 4691
Interesting papers. 35 p. 8vo.
D aff. Feb. 9,
Book 2.
ec. 1, 1915; 2 c. and
1916; A 425345.
ii teresting papers on tapeworms; Dr.
Samuel Hahnemann and homeopathy ;
and a Sketch of the life of Dr. John
Gersperling, Book’ 1. 57 p illus.,
plates, ports. S8vo. © Dee. 1, 1915;
2c. and aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425344.
Spiers (Mary Dandridge)* Washing-
ton. KEncircled. (In Washington
post. ) [4692
© Mar. 8, 1916; 1c. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 422948.
35430—16——_5
STANDARD FASHION €0.*,
Ii
4701
Sprtzka (Hdw. Anthony)* New York.
How the brain erects the inverted
image. (Jn Optieal journal and re-
view of ie [4693
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 « Mar. 6, 1916;
A 423051.
SPOKANE, Wash. Spokane city di-
rectory, including Hillyard, 1916.:
v. 25. Spokane, Wash., R. L. Polk
& co., 1916. 1188 p. S8vo. $7.00.
[4694
Cy yan al OTe 42 ve ATE. Keb.
14, 1916; A 420767 Polk &
co., Spokane, Wash.
and £
5 Ra Ts
SPRINGFIELD chauffeurs club*, Spring-
field, O. Practical questions and
answers on automobile construction,
operation and care. [12] p. 24mo.
[4695
© Feb: 23; 1916442 c. andy aff,
Mar. 6, 1916; A 426496.
Spurr (HE. Willard)* Waterloo, Ia.
Advance Xmas budget. [Waterloo,
Ia., Art judges pub. co. 1915]
cover-title, 48 p. illus. fol. [4696
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1915;
aff. Jan. 17, 1916: A 417879.
eo. StaBrite varnish
[6]. ps folder. | illus.
[4697
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 e¢. Feb. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 425724;
Howard L. Fischer, St. Paul.
STacPooLE (H. De Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, England. Luck ‘of
Captain Slocum. The Beazleys.
(In Premier magazine, Mar., 1916)
[4698
© 1c Mar. 8, 1916; A ad int.
2589; pubd. Feb. 4, 1916.
STANDARD ANILINE ‘products, _ ine.*,
Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Sulphur
black S. A. P. [4] p. illus. 4to.
4699
©, Jam 29, 1916; 2: e: Jan. 31.
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 425342.
New York.
STABRITE mfg.
preserver.
1iG6mo.
Standard transfer catalogue. cover-
title, 24°) p: illus: “fol. $00; ”
[4700
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 418838.
STANDARD PUB. co.*, Boston. Standard
fire insurance tables [1906]-1916.
112 p. nar. 8vo: $0.25. [4701
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c Mar. 10,
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425882.
205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4702
STANDARD REGISTER Of national adver-
“ising. < vs; J, me, slayiPebs, \aiSig:
SSupph no. 2 Tpit p, Ate.
% [4702
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Feb. 26, 1916; A 425648; National
aoe pub. co., ine., Will Kes-Barre,
Pa:
STANDARD STATISTICS ¢o., ine.*, New
York. ee 2
Standard bond descriptions. 4, no. 4.
eover-title, 1p. lk, 8, [8 71 1D) 4to.
$60.00. © Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. a 1916; A 420894.
mene no. 5. cover-title, [109] ‘
Rio $60. 00. © Mar. 8, 1916: 2 cand
_ aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 427190.
- Standard bond offerings. Feb., 1916 is-
sue. Pocket-size. Lope lea GSamep:
12mo. $60.00. © Feb. 15, 1916; 2
and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418859.
Standard corporation records. v. 4, no.
4. cover-title, [174] p. 4to. $60.00.
@ Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 24,
1916; A 420893.
Se Seay 4, no. 5. cover-title, various pag-
ing. 4to. $60.00. © Mar. 8, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 427192.
- Standard corporation service daily. v.A 4,
no. A 3. cover-title, 1 p. 1, 26,
1619-1706 p. 4to. $60.00. @© Feb. 7
1916; 2 « and aff. Feb. 8, 1916; A
418732.
v. A 4, no. A 4. cover-title, 1 p. L.,
3, 5, 1707-1784 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Heb. 21, 1916; 2 c: and aft. Heb. 24
atl A ae
——y. A 4, A 5. Core Eee i pel.
48, 1785-1868 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. wk 9, 1916;
A 427193.
Standard financial digest service.
; no. A 4. cover-title, [9], 4, 4, 645-
660 p. . 4to. $60.00. © Feb. 21,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A
420892.
v. A 3, no. A 5. cover-title, [9], 4,
4, 659-674 p. 4to. $60.00. © Mar.
8, 1916; 2 «@ and aff. Mar. 9, 1916;
A 427191.
-_
>)
2
v. A 3,
‘
ay
Stanton (Lenthel)* Hillyard, Wash.
Marbillball and doubleball. cover-
" Litke, 9 p. illus. 12mo. $0.25.
[4713
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Feb.
1, 1916; A 425098.
Stark (William P.) Inside facts of
- profitable fruit growing. cover-title,
88 p. illus. 12mo. [4714
© Feb. a 1916; 2.¢c..Feb. 23, 1916;
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425737; William
P. Stark nursery, Neosho, Mo.
STATE bank, New York. [ Mitzvah
elinu lsaper.] SED aby mien
(In Jewish daily news) [4715
© Feb. 24,.1916; 1c. Feb. 25,
1916; A 422684;
New York.
Jewish daily news,
pt.1,n.s., v. 13
STEESE (Michael Alfred) and Kemp
(Leonard ) * Baltimore. Rules for
major indoor base ball. cover-title,
[4] p. 8vo. $0.25. [4716
© Jan. 14, 1916;
21, 1916; A 417897.
2 ¢c._and aff. Jan.
[STELZLE (Charles)] Alcohol and the
babies. [4] p. S8vo. (Scientific tem-
perance federation) [4717
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426869; Amer. issue pub.
co., Westerville, O.
STEPHENS (Anna D.) When Titeena
tried. (Jn Messenger of peace, Fehb.,
1916.) [4718
© Feb. 19, 1916; 1 c@ Feb. 24,
1916; A 422656; Peace assn. of
Friends in America, Richmond, Ind.
STEVENS-Davis co.*, Chicago.
[4719, 4720
Ragged edges of a sale. no. 20. cover-
title, 831. 4to. © Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417899.
Unplanned vacation. no. 21. cover-
title, 2 1. 4to.. © Jan. 21) 191622 ce
and aff. Jan. 29, 1916; A 425057.
STitES (Lynn)* Milwaukee. Presi-
dency of the United States of Amer-
ica. Milwaukee, Wis., Historical re-
search society, 1916. 41 p. illus.,
maps. 16mo. $0.25. [4721
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
24.1916; A 417962.
STOLLEY-McGILL pub. co. Stolley-
McGill ten lesson course in moving
picture piano playing. Portland, Or.,
Printed by Portland printing house
eompany [1916] 2p.1.,3-41p. S8vo.
$5.00. [4722
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 418895; Maude Guise
Stolley, Portland, Or.
STONEBURN (Frederic H.) [4723-4725
Artificial hatching of chicks; details of
incubator management. © Feb, 249
1916; 1 c. Mar. 3, 1916; A 422882.
Rearing chicks by natural methods,
proper management of hens and broods.
© Mar. 5, 1916; 1 co Mare Sr isae:
A 422954.
© Matos adv. co., ine, Philadel-
phia.
Winter egg production determined by
breeding, housing feeding, care. @© Oct.
31; 1915; 1 e. Feb. 17, 1916; A 422495.
[Note: The foregoing are in Philadel-
phia North American ]
© Matos-Menz adv, co.,
delphia.
ine., Phila-
206
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STowE (Lyman H.)* Detroit.
signs of the zodiac. 4 numb. loose 1.
illus., diagr. fol. $5.00. [4726
© Aug. 5, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426381.
STRATEMEYER (Edward)*. New York.
Rover boys on a tour; or, Last days
at Brill college, by Arthur M. Win-
field [pseud.] New York, Grosset &
= Punlap [1916] vi, 326 p. front.,
plates. 12mo. (On cover: The Rov er
boys’ series for young Americans)
$0.60. [4727
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916;°A 427125.
SreeNxcrH, Noy., 1915. 24 p._ illus.
. 8vo. [4728
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
81, 1916; A 419903: Milo bar-bell co.,
Philadelphia.
STeeEY (H.)* Plano, Ill. Facts about
matrimonial papers and honest ad-
wiece. [16] p. 24mo. $0.15. [4729
© Feb. 28. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 425849.
STRICKLAND (Arthur B.)* Providence,
R. I. Dead in earnest. 1 p.l. 14 p.
12mo. (Dead in earnest series, no.
4.) $0.05. [4730
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425636.
ereonc (Wm. J. 4#H.)* - Chicago.
Agency contract for the sale of the
Lake breeze motor, 1916. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 14 by 834 inches
‘folded to 8vo. [4731
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
» 18, 1916; A 425528.
Strouse (Arthur Howard) comp.
Easter tidings, recitations, dialogs
and songs. Chicago, Ill., Meyer &
brother [1916] 95, [1] p. 12mo.
U2). [4732
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
= 20, 1916; A 418992; Meyer & bro.,
Chicago.
Sueerss with meat. v. 2, no. 1, Feb.,
1916. Chicago, B. Heller & co., 1916.
eover-title, 48 p. illus. Svo. [4733
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 426314; B. Heller & co.,
Chicago.
GArthur d.)*
Penmanship, a
Swampscott,
gradation
SULLIVAN
Mass.
adapted for secondary schools. [4]
p. 4to. $2.50 per C. [4734
fee an.) 25.) 1916: 2c; Feb 25,
e7tG; afl. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425879.
Twelve |
4744
Chicago.
[47354738
Sullivan electric room and pillar coal
cutter CE direct current. cover-title,
8vo. (Price list of parts, no.
, od ed.) © Jan. 4, .1916%-2 e:
1916; aft. Jan. 17, 1916; A
SULLIVAN machinery co.*,
Suilivan electric coal
cutter CE-6
title. 20 p.
110. 63° BRP.
Gan... 8:
A 4.17883.
Sullivan electric room and pillar ironclad
coal eutter CH-7 direct current. 34d,
ed, cover-title, 24 p. S8vo. (Price
list of parts, no. 63 IP) © Jan. 4,
116 2¢e. Jan. 8, 191Gseat. Jani 17,
1916, A 417885.
Sullivan Longwall electric ironelad coal
room and pillar
direct current. cover-
8vo. (Price list of parts,
2d. ed.) © Jan. 4, 1916;
NOLG: sath. Wan. Ui. 1916)
cutters CH-8 direct current. cover-
Litlen120- p.. 7 Svo; (Price list of
duplicate parts. circular 63 NP. d
ed.) Ch dane 4.) (Gas 2) eat
1916; aff. Jan. 17, 1916: A 417884.
SsuMMiT, N. J. Summit directory,
1916. .Newark, N. J., The Price &
Lee co., 1916. 204. [10] p. front.
(fold. map) Svo. $4.00. [4739
©), Web) 21916". .2>.¢. Webs aiGs
1916; aff. Feb.
Price & Lee co.,
28, 1916; A 427055;
New Haven.
calendar [1916 ed.]
Svo. in box. $0.35.
[4740
© Apr. 5, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916;. A. 418813 ; Dodge pub. cO.,
New York.
Surety farms*, Chicago. Fancy hen-
nery eggs. [4] p. 24mo. [4741
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425501.
SustoLto (Frater) Dial astro-logium
of the essential fortitudes and de-
bilities of the planets; key to na-
ture. [5] p. folder, diagr. 4to. $1.00.
[4742
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 ec. Jan. 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 18, 1916; A 425530;
SUNLIT road
eover-title, 54 1.
Society of Rosicrucians, ine., New
York.
SUVERKROP (E.. A.) Manufacturing .
British 18-pounder high-explosive
shells. 5. (Jn American Machinist)
[4743
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422850; Hill pub. co., New York.
(A. W.) co.*, New York. Uni-
[ De-
es
SWAIN
versity faculties’ home-course.
scriptive circular] Sheet,
port., printed on both sides. 22 by
15 inches. Tare
ae Jan. 17,1916; 2 c. and aff.. Jan.
= TOUG:: <A 419827.
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4745
pt. 1,0 S., Vv: 13
Sweet (D. C.)* Los Angeles. How to
apply for positions, and other hints
on correspondence. 31 p. 24mo.
$0.25. [4745
. © Feb. 15,1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar
9, 1916; A 425856.
Taper (Irving)* Mount
-Twenty-three hundred
is the judgment year.
+ inches.
© Feb. 29; 1916: 2° &. Web. 16,
.1916; aff. L, AGIs AeA ZA
YTABLER (Fred E.)* Canton, O. With
the heip of Christ healing power.
[3}°p. 32mo.: [4747
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
yy pel ks ALE gem 2 419763.
Tarr: (William 4H.) Law-trained
‘American citizen. Chicago, Black-
stone institute, 1916. 20 p. port.
Svo. (One a series of lectures)
[4748
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
Pleasant, O.
and seventy
Sheet, 83 by
[4746
=
Biar.
27, 1916; A 429170; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
TartpoTt (Mary Hamilton) Pop corn
recipes. [20] p. 16mo. [4749
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 426087 : Sam Nelson, jr.,
Grinnell, Ta.
TALLANT (George A.)* Chicago. Com-
mon school advanced arithmetic, by
George A. Tallant and Frederick H.
Umholtz. Chicago, Laird and Lee
[1916] . vi, 384 p. ius. diagrs.
“12m0. $0.55. [4750
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418961.
TaMAGNO (Daniel B.)* New. York.
Ten business rules, made in the
United States. Card, 11 by 84
inches. [4751
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1916;
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426348.
Tampa, Fla. R. UL. Polk & co.’s Tampa
eity directory, 1916. v. 15. Tampa,
Hia., R..L. Polk &-co.,:1916. 1007 -p.
8vo. $7.00. [4752
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 420793; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Taprpe (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Designed by Tappé of New York.
{in Harper’s bazar. Feb., 1916)
[4753
©) Jan, 207719167 1c. Jany2e
1916; A 422447.
TARKINGTON (Booth)* Indianapolis.
Penrod’s nervous breakdown. (In
‘Cosmopolitan, April, 1916.) [4754
© Mar. 9, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 10,
1916; A 422998.
TARRANT-IRONSIDE (Mary E.)* Sault
Sainte Marie, Mich. Bridgie. (in
Christian union herald, Feb. 24,
1916) [4755
© Feb. 26529167292 Feb. 25,
1916; A 422822.
Tayrtor (Charles I.)* St. Louis. Ad-
vertisements for savings banks. Se-
ries S A 211. illus. 48mo.- $5.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [4756
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425568.
Taytor (John Madison) When mili-
tary training should begin. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial
no. 372) [4757
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26. 1916; A 425645; National edito-
rial service, inc., New York.
Taytor (N. & G.) co.*, Philadelphia.
Selling arguments for tin roofing.
2d ed. 1916. 80 p. ~ailass sole
chart. S8vo. [4758
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426362.
.)* Rochester, N. Y.
[4759-4763
Taylor’s analyzed citations; a supple-
ment to TPaylor’s analyzed citations of
the official series and N. Y. supplement
reports. ‘[Feb., 1916] 3 p. 1, 1397p.
4to. $8. 00 per -yr. Feb. 2, :
Baer Feb. 7, 1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916: A
418622.
of all cases in the New York court
appeals reports. [Y¥eb.,
[370] p. : $8.4 00 per yr. ©
DP tOlGs 2 Cs Hep wle 1916; aff. Feb. 4,
1916; A 418724.
of the New York miscellaneous re-
TAYLOR (Zachary P
ports. [Feb., 1916] [92.1 Dp. . bee
$5.00 per, yr. @ Feb., 2, 49'Ge. 27
Feb. 7, 1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A
418728.
of the New York supplement re-
ports [Feb., 1916] [418] p. 4to.
$8.00 per yr. ' ©. Feb. 2, 19iGs 2
Feb. 7, 1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916; A
418721.
of the New York Supreme court re-
ports. [Feb., 1916] [386] p. 4to.
$9.00 per yr. © Feb: 2, 19167275.
Feb. 7, 1916; aff. Keb. 4, 1916,
418725.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cos.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Control of temperature.
[4764, 4765
Process kettle regulators. 12 p._ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. © “Feb: 16, 19163) 276,
and aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425732.
Time regulator. 11. p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. © Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 2, 1916; A 425733.
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no. 8, 1916 4788
TELEGRAPH printing co. Catalogue of | Trpsres (Charles E.)* Chicago, Pre-
official forms made necessary by paredness for national defense. 7,
the Workmen’s compensation act LT p. “Svo: [4780
[of Pennsylvania] 67 1. 4to. © Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
$1.00. [4766 25, 1916; A 426311.
é Pa Ge. Men, ; ' :
‘es es ea. ORE > | Timken (Frank Herrmann)* Detroit.
Pome. P. McCullough Hee Human factor in industry, its devel-
Pa . : uptets “gees opment and utilization. (Jn Bul-
TELEPHONE society of the Mountain
States. Educational dept.
[4767-4769
Bell system. 4 numb. loose 1. 4to.
(Lecture no. 6. Jan. 6, 1916.) ©
Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 21,
1916; A 425583.
Policy. 4 numb. loose 4to. (Lec-
ture no. 7. Feb. 10, 1816) © Feb.
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. DOM Gy
A 425584.
Substation practice, pt. 1. Substation
sets and apparatus, section 6, 7.
v. 4to. (Plant course no. 2.) © ae
27,1916; 2 c..and aff. Feb. 21, 1916;
A "425585.
© Mountain States telephone &
telegraph co., Denver.
TELLING (George Palmer)* Pasadena,
Cal. Telling bungalow plans.
cover-title, 40 p. illus., diagrs.
48mo. $0.25. [4770
fj Dee 7 1915; 2 c. Dec 13,
1915; aff. Jan. 4, 1916; A 417886
Tempter (EH. R.) Keeping the wolf
from the door with poultry. (Jn
Scranton times) [4771
© Feb. 14, 1916; 1 c« Feb. 21,
1916; A 422647; Eugene McGuckin
co., Philadelphia.
THEIR married life. (Jn New York
evening journal) [4772-4778
Feb. 16, 1916. © Feb. 16, 1916; 1 «.
Feb. 17, 1916; A 422507.
Hep. 19. 1916... © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 ec.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422574.
Hep. 23, 1916. © Feb. 23,.1916; 1 «.
Feb. 24, 1916; A 422645.
Feb. 28, 1916. © Feb. 28, 1916; 1 e.
Feb. 39, 1916; A 422784.
Mar. 2, 1916. OmMar 2.19165) 1 /¢
Mar. 3, 1916; A 422895.
Rei 6 1 9G. 1 © 2Mar. 7, 19163. 1 ‘ec.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422898.
Mar. 9, 1916. © °+Mar 1916; 1 e.
9,
Mar. 10, 1916; A 429993
© International news service,
New York.
THysony & Bengtson*, Chicago. Thy-
Ben sales agent’s wear book for
1916. cover-title, 382 p. illus.
[4779
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
22,1916; A 419779.
16mo. |
letin of the National commercial fix-
ture manufacturers association.
Feb., 1916. ) [478
© Feb. 26, 1916; 1c. Mar. 3, 1916;
422830.
TINEE (Mae) Life stories of the
movie stars: v. l. Hamilton, Q:;,
The Presto publishing co., 1916. 2s
p. ports. 16mo. us 15. [4782
© Mar. 5. 1916: 2 ¢. Mar. 7, 1916s
ait. Mar. 6, 1916; A. 125878: Presto
pub. ¢o., Hamilton, ©;
TroGa mill & elevator co.*, Waverly,
N. Y. Story of Colonel’s ration.
[6] p. folder, illus. 16mo. [4783
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 425726.
TIRE supply co.*, Los Angeles. 17621
is the largest single tire bargain
ever made. Card, printed on both
sides, illus., 7 by 11 inches. [4784
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
38, 1916; A 425168.
Topp protectograph co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Mr. Kelch paid $1,035. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 11 by 8%
inches. [4785.
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417856.
ToLEepo credit rating & collection co.*,
Toledo, O. Toledo’s credit register
and additions. Smith’s mercantile
report for Toledo. v. 8. 1 p. 1. 852
p. fol. $25.00. [4786
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 428101.
Totstoy (Countess) Tolstoy’s daugh-
ter on Russia’s firing line writes her
adventures. Proof. port. [478T
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425316; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cleveland.
Topeka, Kan. Radges’ Topeka city
directory, 1916. Topeka, Kan., Polk-
Radges directory company, 1916.
715 p. 8vo. $8.00. [4788
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2. ¢. Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 420723; Polk-
Radges directory co., Topeka, Kan.
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
4789
Tracy (William B.) Bigger, better pee nen be We
business. Habit. (In Chicago her- |
ald) [4789 |
© Feb. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1916; i
A 429358; J. Keeley, Chicago.
TRADERS national bank. [4790, 4791
Executive department. cover-title, [5] p.
aS. Svo. (One cf a series of arti-
eles on business administration) © Jan.
Ate 2S ee andeat. Jane 297 19n6:
A. 425067.
Soliciting department.
illus. 8vo.
eles on business administra
te NOG. 2 ic sand aa. Jian.
A 425068.
© John H. rye, Birinin
i5] p.
(Qne of a Series of arti-
tion) © Jan.
29, 1916;
cover-title,
|
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TREMAINE (De Witt Cherles)* Wil-
liamsville, N. Y. Eece homo. Sheet,
illus., 6 by 10 inches. [4792
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 ¢. Dec. 28, 1915;
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 419808.
Troy record almanac and year-book
for 1916. Comp. by James Langland.
[Troy, N. Y.] The Troy record com-
pany. 1916. 627 p. illus., mags,
ports. Svo. $0.25. [4793
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1916;
aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 420574; Troy
record co., Troy, N. Y.
TUCKER (William)* New York.
teresting data on agrostology;
price list. cover-title, [22] p.
Svo..
© Feb. 15, 1916;
16, 1916; A s95405.
Turrs (Leonard) Help those to he!p
themselves, another name for na-
tional highways. 4p. iilus., maps.
4ito. (National highways assn.)
[4795
1A JONG Ze: Mebear,
19, 1916; A 418933;
Washing-
In-
1916
illus.
[4794
2 c. and aff. Feb.
© Feb.
1916; aff. Feb.
National highways assn.,
ton.
TouLsa, Okl. Polk-Hoffhine directory
co.’s ‘Tulsa city directory, 1916.
fv. 8] Tulsa, Polk-Hoffhine dire¢-
tory company, 1916. 700 p. S8vo.
$7.00. . [4796
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Heb.
14, 1916; A 420768; Volk-Hofrfhine
directory co., Tulsa, Okl.
User land und meer. Jahrg. 58. 115
bd. [Each illus. fol.] [4797, 4798
nr. .18.,..© Jan. 26,,.19165. 1 ¢... Kept 15,
1916; A—YToreign 13448.
nr, 21. © Heb. 16, 1916. 1 ic: Mar.
1916; A~—Foreign 13465.
© Deutsche verlags-anstalt, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
9,
ENTRIES
pt. 1, Hi: Savio
TMHOLrZ 6(Frederick H.) ‘Common
school elementary arithmetic, by
Irederick H. Umhoitz and George A.
Tallant. Chicago, Laird: &: Lee
[1916] vii, 280 p. illus. 12moe. $0.35.
[4799
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418960; George A. Tal-
lant, Chicago.
UnpbERWoop (Drury) Top ’o the morn-
ing. (In Chicago herald)
[4800-4822
Feb. 8, 1916. © Feb: 8, 19162 1_@ hem
9, 1916: A 422355.
Feb. 13, 1916. © Feb. 13, 1916 ; 1%¢eé
Feb. 14, 1916. A 422467.
Feb. 15. 1916. @ Feb. 15, 1916; pe
Feb. 16, 1916; A 422471.
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Feb. 17, 1916; A 422499.
Feb.. 17; 1916. .°@ "Rebs 17,1) a9ier ft ces
Feb. 18, 1916; A 422521.
Feb. 18, 1916. © Web2 As ieee
Feb. 19, 19263; A: 422544-
Feb. 19, 1916. © Feb. 19) AOTes 1b ve
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422568.
Feb. 20, 1916.: © Feb. 20, 4916-33
Feb. 31, 1916; A 422604.
Feb. 22, 1916... @ Pebs; 22) t916— ioe
Feb. oF 1916; A 422610."
Feb. 23. 1916. © Feb. 23; 191622 eG
Feb. 24, 1916; A 422662.
Heb. 24, 1916:- ©: Feb) 24. #916 > fe
Feb. 25, 1916; A 422664.
Feb. 25, 1916. © Feb. 25, 4916472
Feb. 26,1916; A. 422700.
Feb. 26, 1916. ae Feb., 26, 7996.5 Ao
Feb. 28, 1916; A 422721.
Feb, 29, 1916. @©@ Feb. 29, 1916: 42 ©
Mar. 2, 1916: 5.14) A22948.
ile 1916. @ Mar. 1, 1916; 1c.
1916: A 422915.
2, 1916; @ Mar 2
8, 1916; A 422920.
Pinos LONG.) “«CheMiar
4, 1916; A 422925,
. 4, 1916. © Mar.
6, 1916; A 4229380.
(i, LOGE Ch Mare
8, 1916; A 422955.
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1916; A 422962.
Mar. 1916. © Mar.
10, ery A 422988.
Mar... 10, 1916: © Mar. 16, ISté te
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423020.
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Mar, 13, 1916; A 423037.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Mar.
1916; 1¢.
3, 1916; 1.
4,1916;1¢.
1, A916S Je:
8, 1916; 1¢.
9, 1916% fc Mar
UnpbERWwoop typewriter co.*, ine., New
York. Order of accurate typists, in
which also is included As it was in
the beginning, by J. N. Kimball. [6]
25> p. illus., Svo. [4823
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 e- Jan 1
1916; aff. Jan. V6, 1916; A 417881.
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no. 3, 1916
UNITED AGENCY,* Chicago. Book of
ratings. v. 10, Mar. to Sept., 1916.
{Western and southern ed.]
ous paging. fol. $37.50. [4824
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c Mar. 138,
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 428076.
UNITED inc.*, New
York. [4825, 4826
Instructicrs for the use of the U—B-S list
book. 5 1. folder. 24mo. © Feb. 8,
go2G5>2 ec; Neb. 11, 1916; aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425506.
List of 5-10-15ec items. cover-title, 37 p.
nar 6 6}2mo.) $0.50. Mar: 1; 4916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425855.
7. S. BANK note co.*,
Bank drummer.
BUYERS service,
, Indianapolis.
5 1916 ed. cover-
title, 102 p. illus. S8vo. (Catalog
no. 191) [4827
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425587.
UNITED STATES WATER and steam sup-
ply co. [4828, 4829
Catalogue no. 11. Kansas City, Mo.
[1916] 1p. 1., [v]—xliii, 850 p. illus.
Svo. @© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 428041.
Catalogue no. 12. xxviii, 405 p._ illus.,
maers. ovo. © Heb: 12, 19165 2c.
and aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 420845.
© R. R. enetiey & sons co., Chi-
. cago.
UNIVERSAL CREDIT rating co.*, Dayton,
O. List of Springfield, Ohio, retail
groceries and meat markets, 1916.
cover-title, 9 p. 16mo. [4830
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419919.
UNIVERSAL DISPLAY System,* Oklahoma
City, Okl. Important instructions to
theatres. Sheet, 12 by 9 inches.
[4831
aan, 1651916: 2 ¢ Jan. 15,
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 425101.
aS SAVINGS corporation,* Nor-
folk, Va. Stein’s universal plan for
savings and loans. cover-title, 13 p.
16mo. [4832
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426285.
UraH state gazatteer and business di-
rectory, 1916-1917. v.6. Salt Lake
Maey, Utah, R. L.-Polk & co., 1916.
789 p. Svo. $7.00. [4833
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 427094; R. L. Polk & co.
of Utah, Salt Lake City.
Vacuum oil co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Correct lubrication for motorboats,
1916. cover-title, [8] p. col. illus.
16mo. [4834
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
' 26, 1916; A 416716.
Vari- |
z
4844
VAILE-KIMEsS co.*, Dayton, O.
[4835, 4836
’ & KR pumps for domestic water supply.
8 p._illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Circular,
no. 119) © Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417913.
Wi iad directions, 118. Sheet, diagrs.,
by 83 inches. @ Jan. 14, 1916; 2
3 rey aff. Jan. 21, 1916; A 417914.
"ALENTINE & co.*, New York. Rush of
live steam—a flood of boiling wa-
ter—and the varnish wasn’t harmed.
(In Ladies’ home journal, Mar.,
1916) [4837
© Feb. 21, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
1916; A 422624.
VANDERVORT (Archie EK.) urkey rais-
ing a highly profitable industry. (In
Scranton times) [4838
© Feb. 21, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422841; Eugene Mc Guckin cO.,
Philadelphia. .
23,
Three-inch
(Jn American
VAN DEVENTER (John H.)
Russian shrapnel—4.
muchinist ) [4839
Oo Meb. 17, 1o1G:. Lc. Heb: 09:
191G> A,42 2606 ; Hill pub. co., New
York.
VAN Duzer (Winifred) Why people
read the Updike story. (Jn Cleve-
land Sunday leader ) [4840
© Feb. "18; A916: tt en-Webs., 15,
1916; A 422518; Cley eland co., Cleve-
Jand.
Chicago.
cover-title,
VAUGHAN’S seed _ store*,
Vaughan’s seeds, 1916.
$59. Eps lus. (part col.) seo pr
4to. [4841
Glan. Ale 1916... 25 esedanae24
1916; aff. Jan. 13, 1916: A 419809.
Viavi co.*, San Francisco.
book. 208 p. illus., diagrs. 16mo.
$0.10. [4842
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1D OIG = AT AaG, 229,
Viavi text
Van Valkenburgh)*
Masque of Merlin.
$0.25.
[4843
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1916;
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425734. -
Vitas’ (Faith
Evanston, Ill.
cover-title, [38] p. 16mo.
(William Hopkins) Service,
care of Reo own-
mounted illus.
VINAL
how Taber takes
ers::. [5]--p.. folder.
4to. [4844
©)" Feb: 415; 1916;°2. "e. Krebs;
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Russell Peet Taber, Hartford, Conn.
-11
CATALOGUE
4845
Waco, Tex. Morrison & Fourmy di-
rectory co.’s Waco city directory,
1916. v. 18. Houston, Morrison &
Fourmy directory co., ine., 1916. 563
p. 4to. $6.00. [4845
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 420740; Morrison &
Fourmy directory co., ine., Houston.
Waite (Louise R.)* Los Angeles.
Talks with Uncle David. 1 p. 1. 46
p. 12mo. $0.50. [4846
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426522.
W ALKER-LONGFELLOW co.*, Boston.
[4847, 4848
He appreciated. [4] p. 24mo. © Feb.
15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916;
A 425632.
Tom Kelly, some _ salesman. Pid -p.
folder. 16mo. @© Dec. 21, 1915; 2c.
Jan. He 1916; aff. Jan. 29, 191 6; A
WaLLick (Ekin) [Attractive home]
chap. no. 1-8. 8 loose 1, illus. fol.
[4849
©. Jan. 1, 1916+ .2.e, Janmii12:
1916; aff. Jan. 27, 1916; A 425074;
Carpenter-Morton co., Boston.
Warp (Edward Gendar) Rational
method in reading, by Edward G.
Ward. Additional ist reader, by
Mary A. Ward, assisted by Mada-
lene D. Barnum. Rev. and enl. ed.
Boston, New York [ete.] Silver,
Burdett and company [1916] 159
p. illus. 12mo. [4850
©: Jan. 25, 1916: 2 “eh and watt.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 420544; Silver,
Burdett & co., Boston. [Copyright
is claimed on revision and added
material. ]
Warp (Mary Augusta Arnold) Lady
Connie, by Mrs. Humphry Ward.
(In Cornhill magazine. [4851, 4852
enap, o95°°6.. (© i, ¢. hebs- 26.) 19 A
ad int. 2575; pubd. Jan. 26, 1916.
eHap. ‘7, 8. © 1.¢. Mar. 25, 19Te, A
ad int. 2607 ; pubd. Feb. 26, 1916.
© Mrs. Humphry Ward, London.
WarMAN (Edward B.) Care of the
body. New York, American sports
publishing company [1916] 117 p.
front. 16mo. (Spalding red cover
series of athletic handbooks, no.
62R) $0.25. [4853
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 420943; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n. S., v.13
WARREN, Pa. Warren borough and
Warren County directory, 1916. v.
8. Warren, Pa., Kirwin & Latham,
1916. 403 p. 8vo. $6.00. [4854
© Jan. 20, 1916;-2 ¢€ and aim
Feb. 2, 1916; A 420628; Kirwin &
Latham, Warren, Pa.
America’s best shoe
cut service. [4855, 4856
Sheet no. 8, Feb. 1, 1916. Shee illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Feb. 1916;
ines and aff. Feb. 4, 1916; i "425216.
Sheet no. Mar. 1, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
4 by is inches. @ Mar. 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 6, 1916; ic "426513.
© Richard G. Waskow, Chicago.
WASKOW CO., ine.
Watson (Mark §S.) Canada _ united
in loyalty to mother country.
Article 3. (In Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [4857
© Feb. 8, 1916; 1 ec Feb. 10,
1916; A 422366; Chicago tribune,
Chicago.
Watson (William Bernard)* Norfolk,
Va. Business success. Sheet, 6 by
4 inches. [4858
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425118.
Weser (Henry Charles Paul)* Ur-
bana, Ill. Outline charts in qualita-
tive analysis. 8 1. 4to. $0.10.
[4859
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426544.
Wesster mfg. co.*, Tiffin, O. Ma-
chinery for the handling of ma-
terials and products. 520 p._ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. (Catalogue no. 42)
[4860
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 418790.
WeEExks (Arland Deyett)* Fargo, N. D.
Mind of the citizen. 38. (Jn Ameri-
can journal of sociology, Jan., 1916.)
[4861
©- Jan.- 31, °1916; ‘1 e. Web! 717,
1916; A 422512.
New York. Minstrel
jokes, gags, and conundrums. 58 p.
24mo. $0.10. [4862
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425122.
WEHMAN bros.*,
WELTMER (Sidney A.) Suggestive
therapeutics ; a complete correspoend-
enee course in psychology, general
philosophy, suggestive therapeutics,
212
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 3, 1916
4906
WELTMER (Sidney A.)—Continued.
and right living, together with com-
_ plete lesson outlines. [4863-4865
Section 13-19. New rev. ed. 7 v. fol.
$25.00. [Text parallel to binding]
ma pepe. 7, 1995; 2c. Nov. 5, 1915; aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425579.
Section 24. Newreved. 101. fol. $5.00.
{Text parallel to binding] @© Nov. 5,
1915; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb. 21, 1916;
A 425580.
Section 25. New rev. ed. 9 1. fol. $5.00
[Text parallel to binding] @© Dec. 7,
1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 426542.
© Weltmer institute of suggestive
therapeutics co., Nevada, Mo.
WENTWoRTH (George)* Brookline,
Mass., & Smith (David Eugene)
New York. Essentials of arithme-
tic. Advanced book. Teachers’ ed.
Boston, New York, [ete.] Ginn and
company [1916] 1p.1,61p. 12mo.
(Wentworth-Smith mathematical se-
ries.) $0.40. [4866
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425433.
WERNER (W)* Chicago. [4867-4901
America’s artistic declaration of inde
pendence. © Mar. 2, 1916; 1c. Mar.
4, 1916; A 422846.
tonishine. © Feb. 17, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
21, 1916; A 422590.
Care of the children. © Mar. 4, 1916;
1 c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422864.
China tea pot. © Mar. 9, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 423016.
Deb and Dan. @ Feb. 18, 1916; 1 e.
Heb. 21, 1916; 422588.
Dollar spent is a ae saved. © Feb.
1, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 25,1916; A 422688.
Dream stuff. @ Mar. 3, 1916; 1-¢c. Mar.
6, 1916; A 422862.
peas boy. © Feb. 16, 1916; 1 c. Feb.
18, 1916; A 422531,
Girl back home. © Mar. 6, 191634 c.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 422950.
Henrietta, =F informed. © Feb. 26,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1916; A 422738.
Home ports. © Feb. 235, 1916; 1 ec. Feb.
8, 1916; A 422740.
Industrial peearsticn and the other To
Feb. 16, 1916. © Feb. 16, 1916;
Feb. 18, 1916; A 422532.
Feb. 26, 1916. © Feb. 26, 1916;
1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1916; A 422739.
It’s a wise Man ae knows a good thing
when he sees it. © Feb. 14, 1916;1 6c.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 422491,
Jean’s determination, © Feb. 15, 1916;
1 c. Feb. 18, 1916; A 422530.
Lost money. © Feb. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1916; A 422490.
_. Married life the twentieth year. chap. 2,
@ Feb. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1916;
A 422686.
- ——.chap. 3.' ©.Keb. 22, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
26, 1916: A 422690.
chap. rs Feb. 29, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
2, 1916: A 422819,
WERNER ve )* Chicago—Continued.
—— chap. © Mar. 6, 1916; 1 c. Mar,
9, 1916; ‘A 422972
Miser and coward.
ie) Web:+ 25. #9162" A. 42
Mrs. Ellison’s divorce. © Feb. 24, 1916;
te: Heb. 26.1916: A 422718.
Mother. @© Feb. 22, 1916; 1 c¢. Feb. 25,
1916; A 422689.
Motor car industry. © Mar.
1 c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 422863
Open the door. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 e¢.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422584.
Out of bondage. © Feb. 17, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422589.
Poppies. © Mar. 2, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 4,
1916; A 422845.
Remedy. © Mar.
1916; A 422829.
Rivals. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 ¢c. Feb. 21,
1916; A 422583.
Selling a slicer. @ Mar. 8,
Mar. 10, 1916; A 422999.
Study in telepathy. © Feb. 29, 1916;
1 c. Mar. 2, 1916; A 422818.
Such is life. © Feb. 28, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
1, 1916; A 422762.
Wedding clothes. © Mar. 7, 1916; 1c.
Mar. 9, 1916; A 422974.
© Feb. 23, 1916;
2691.
4, 1916;
1, 1916; 1 erMarz: 3,
$16" - 1 “ec;
What does your office furniture say. ©
Heb. 1:28, 14986; 1 .c.-Mar.-1; 19463 A
422763.
Willing horse.
© Heb. 21, 1OtG= ste.
Feb. 25, 1916; :
A 422687
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Wescott (Eugene M.) & Wiegand
(Otto O.)* Shawano, Wis. One-leaf
tax roll; method of using. [2] p.,
2) ~Syve_.) SOL [4902
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
o, 1916; A 45124.
WeEsT coast lumbermen’s assn. (Shin-
gle branch)* Seattle. Grading
rules for rite-grade red cedar shin-
gles. [8] p. 24mo. [4903
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426377.
WESTERN SOIL bacteria co.*, San Fran-
cisco. Beneficial soil bacteria and
legume crops. cover-title, 44 p.
illus. Svo. [4904
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425133.
WESTERN STATES peace-preparedness
league. Associate membership ap-
plication. cover-title, 2 1. 24mo.
[4905
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 417854; Arthur Gordon
Graves, San Francisco.
WESTERN UNION telegraph co.*, New
York. Tariff book, 1916. New
York, Wynkoop, Hallenbeck, Craw-
ford co. [1916] iv, 333 p. maps.
4to. [4906 —
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 429358.
213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4907 pt.1,n.s., v.13
WESTINGHOUSE air brake co.*, Wil- VHITMAN (Stephen)* New York.
merding, Pa., & Pittsburgh. ie Children of hope. chap. 138-15. (Un
: [4907, 4908 | Century, March, 1916) [4916
Part catalog no. 3206-1. Reservoirs, | -
drain cocks and unions. Dec., 1915. |! © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 C. Feb. 23,
7 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1916; A 422632.
1916 ; 2 ¢: and “ais Heb. Tf, 19163 7A:
425100. | ; ; WIEDEMANN (George) brewing co.
lecturs, Httainens., check vatyos, beliweh {he ao) PAE: Ss
pipe tees, filler blocks, drain cups. pose. 46 p. illus. 16mo. [4917
Jan., 1916. 12 p._ illus., diagrs. 4to. =.
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb. 1, © Dec. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
1916; A 425099. 3, 1916; A 417557; Felix Mendel-
o % 7
WHEELER (James Rush)* Bellevue, sohn, Chicago.
Id. Wheeler’s post & pole chart. Fie oe moe tee : .
Sheet, diagrs., 19 by 15 inches. | W sie” eee on She
$0.75. [4909 (port col.) Svo. [4918
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Jan: © Jan. 1, i816! eae ae
24, 1916; A 419830. an. 4, : ; 2S ;
Ma S aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 417984; William
WHELAN (Charles E.)* Madison, Wis. J. Wigmore, San Francisco.
|
Every day is your day to me.
e : 7 " Witcox (Fred H.)* Waterloo, Ia. Hog
cover-title, 14 1. S8vo. [4910 . i Bewte ee sein
© Dee, 21, 1915; 2¢ and aff. Jan.| 1¢9)'"Ta, Printed. by Stewart-Sim-
3, 1916; A 417556. mons press, 1916] 21, [1] p. 12mo.
WHITE (Clarence H.)* Los Angeles. $0.50. [4919
New painless dissolvent treatment, © Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
a perfect method of treatment for 26, 1916; A 420537.
the cure of piles and all other dis- :
eases of the rectum. cover-title, | WILLARD (Jess) [4920-4923
72 p. port. nar. 8vo. [4911 Blows that win fights, Feb. 27, 1916.
©
Heb. - 27,2 1916 = 48 eh Hem "29, 1916;
A 422874,
Mar. 5, 1916. © Mar. 5, 1916; 1 c.
Mar. 6, 1916; A 422874.
How to have health and muscles like
mine. Feb. 20, 1916. @© Feb. 20, 1916;
lelshebs2t. 1916: A AP25T ie:
Jess Willard's own story of the best
blows used by champions. Mar.
12, 1916; 1° c.- Mar 33) t3aG lee
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1, 1916; A 425115.
Wuitre (E. F.) Dispenser & carbo-
nator. Why and again why. (Jn
Southern pharmaceutical journal,
Mar., 1916.) [4912
© Feb. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 422843; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
423042.
WHITE & Kemble*, New York. White [Note: The foregcing are in New York
American ]
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages, Buffalo, Rochester © A. Merrit, New York.
& Pittsburgh ry. co., Buffalo and
Susquehanna r. r. corp. f[fete.] 22 | WILLARD sToracGe battery co.*, Cleve-
p. front. (fold. map) fol. $10.00. land. [49244925
[4913 General instructions for setting up,
charging and maintaining Plante type
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. fone ieee Sols ie P-
: A97T15 mo. ulletin no. 5 e q
4, 1916; A 427151. 1916 ; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 5 1916; A
WHITE KING squab products co.*, Vine- — =
land, N. J. Dovitam. [24] p.. illus. Service station manual. Rquipnient,
16 AQI 4 tools, and instructions for the proper
ma: [4 repeating al ‘yee a Ayers ier i
( ‘ j ai Tx including etc B us
© Jan. 8, 1916 ; 2 ¢) ‘and aff, Jan. diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 116).
15, 1916; A 425080. Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 29,
1916; A 425056.
WHITE MounrTaIn telephone & tele-
graph co.*, Plymouth, N. H. Ply- | Wm. H. Bates’ lodge and society daily
. mouth district telephone directory, guide, 1916. 13 1. obl. 4to. $0.20
winter issue, 1915-1916, [section] 11. [Text parallel to binding] [4926
' rey-ti os Sv 915
Covel title, 28 p. Svo. [4915 © Dec. 24, 1915; 2 c« Jan. 7,
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 1916; aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 426276;
21, 1916; A 417915. William H. Bates, Pekin, Ill.
214
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 3, 1916
WILLIAMS (Clara Andrews) Jack and
Betty’s magazine, Apr., 1916. (In
Woman’s home companion. Apr.,
~ 1916) [4927
©, Mar. 15, 1916; 1 c.. Mar. 13,
1916; A 423050; George Alfred Wil-
liams, Summit, N. J.
WILLIAMS (Jesse Feiring)* New York.
Laboratory course in applied physio-
“logy. [New York, Printed by the
Columbia university book — store,
1916] 2 p. 1., 2-30 numb. 1. 4to.
. [4928
© Jan. 20 ,1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 420560.
WILLIAMS pub. co.*, Kansas City.
Helpful health hints. Series D.
cover-title, 13 1. 8vo. [4929
© Jan, 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
3, 1916; A 425129.
Woo (W. P.) & co.*, New York.
[As seen by Willis nos. 9, 10] 2 v.
illus. 4to. [ 4930, 4931
©) Wee. 18, 1915, Jan: 20, 1916:
Peewseich, and aft. Jan. 21, 1916;
A 417910, 417911.
WILLMORE (Howson Edward) jr.*,
Chicago. From amber to dynamo.
Pt. 14. Voltage regulation and effi-
eciencies of generators. (Ji Brass
_ world and platers’ guide, Feb., 1916)
[4932
© Feb. 21, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
“* A 422751.
WILson (Carolyn) [4933, 4934
' Berlin confident that allies will be beaten.
@ Mar: 12,1916; 1 c: Mar. 15, 1916;
A 422808.
Germany solves problem of raw material
stock, @© Mar, 13, 1916;.1 ¢c, Mar. 15,
1916; A 422807.
*- ~ [Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
-. daily tribune]
© Tribune co., Chicago.
WittscH (Louis J.) Black art secrets.
St. Louis, Mo., Soudhan magic com-
‘pany, 1916. [4] p. diagr. S8vo.
$0.10. [4935
- © Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c Jan. 24,
#916; ait. Jan. 31, 1916; A 425093;
Soudhan magic co., St. Louis.
WINDER service co.*,New York. Winder
service. [4936, 4937
™ issue no. 31. cover-title, [8] p. illus.
fol. ©) Jan. 2, 1916: 2 « and aff. Jan.
24, 1916; A 417982.
Issue no. 55. [8] p. illus.
410. -@ Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Jan. 24, 1916; A 417981.
cover-title,
4946
WINTER and health resort directory,
1916. Brooklyn, N. Y., The Brook-
lyn daily eagle, 1916. 24 p. illus.,
maps. 4to. (Eagle library no. 1938)
$0.10. [4938
© Jan; 17, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 7, 1916:
aif. Feb. 28, 1916; A 428023; Brook-
lyn daily eagle, Brooklyn.
WINTERS (Quera) Quack! a model
photoplay. 8 1. 4to. $1.00. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [4939
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 419914; Russell Chap-
man, Auburn, N. Y.
WINWAL cCo.*, Rockford, Ill. Art of
cosmetic beauty. 34 p. illus. 8vo.
[4940
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ©. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 4265438.
WISCONSIN national bank. Weekly
Savings certificate. Kansas City,
Union bank note co. [1915] Sheet,
14 by 84 inches. [4941
© Dec. 14, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan:
3, 1916; A 417561; Percival G. Tur-
ner, Kansas City, Mo.
Wisconsin telephone co. Milwaukee
classified telephone directory. Feb.,
19IGS ALON 4to: [4942
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426361; Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
Wotr & co.*, Philadelphia. House-
keepers’ preserving booklet. cover-
title, [4] p. 8 gummed. 24mo.
[4943
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 4263854.
Woop-CRANE co.*, San Francisco.
Wood-Crane co.. distributors of
America’s best goods. no. 82, Jan—
Mar., 1916. illus.
4to. [4944
© Jani A7, 1916. 2 .c.' Meba,2 1;
1916; aff. Feb. 18, 1916: A 425581. |
Woop, Stubbs & co., ine.*, Louisville.
Blue ribbon seeds. 18th annual cat-
alog. Spring, 1916. cover-title, 95,
[1] p. illus. 4to. [4945
© an. 10 191652" Fans 21:
1916; aff. Jan. 28, 1916; A 425095.
Dawn of a new era in
real estate merchandising. (Jn Sun-
day state journal ) [4946
© Feb. 27, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 422798; Fred’k H. Bartlett, Chi-
cago.
cover-title, 64 p.
Woops bros.
219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, 0. S., V. 13; mess nia
4947.
WORCESTER, Mass. Worcester direc-
Lory, .4916. No:, ;%3.. . Woreester,
Drew Allis company, 1916. 1242 p.
loose fold. map. a $5.00. [4947
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
Ce, BOL SA. 427058 ; Drew Allis ¢o.,
Worcester.
WoRDEN (George Minturn) * New York.
Building trades pay roll time tables.
20 p. 16mo. $0.50. [4948
©, Jan.) din OIg? we stant.
TSIG: bre: and aff. Jan. 29; 51916 3 cA
425094.
WrRicHT (Benson)* La Crosse, Wash.
Statutory calendar. Jan. 7-Feb. 25,
1916. [8 instalments] (Jn Colfax
commoner ) [4949
© Jan. 7-Feb. 25, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
7, 1916; A 422886.
WericHt (Mary Louise) Managing
marriage. (Jn New York Evening
; ge [4950-4953
Feb. TITS. = «© ro i; LOG = Te; Heb;
8, 1916: A 4226
Feb. 8, 1916. © ae 8, 1916; 1° c. Feb.
9, 1916; A 422674.
Feb. 9, 1916. © Feb. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb.
5 oo is 1916; A 422679.
Feb. 10, 1916. Q Heb. Os AOLG eS sie:
Feb. 14, 1916; A 422994.
© Evening mail syndicate, inc,
New York.
WROUGHTON (Oliver L.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Business building, 3 p. 1., 28 p.
24mo. $0.10. [4954
© Dec. 24, 1915; 2c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417555.
WURLITZER (Rudolph) co.*, Cincinnati.
Complete evolution of a high-grade
piano from front to back. [20] p.
eol. illus. 8vo. [Shaped like a
piano] [4955
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
6, 1916; A 426497.
Wryiie (I. A. R.)* Londen... Day of
days. (Jn Story-teller, Mar., 1916)
[4956
©) <1 "ce. Mar. 37, 19162 A “ad int.
2592; pubd. Feb. 10, 1916.
X-RAY incubator co.*, Des Moines. In-
structions for operating X-ray incu-
bators and X-ray brooders. 30 p.
illus. 16mo. - [4957
© Oct. 9,41915: 276 janes 1916;
aff. Jan. 21, 1916 ; A 419801.
YAwMAN & Erbe mfg. co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. File all your papers in a your-
file. Sheet, illus., printed on both
Sides, 14 by 9 inches. (Form no.
2667) [4958
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
29, 1916; A 425072.
Youne (Hilla Flagg) & Field (Walter
Taylor)* Chicago. Young and Field
literary readers. Book 1. A primer
and first reader. Illus. by Maginel
Wright Enright. Boston, London
[etc.] Ginn and company [1916]
160 p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.
$0.36. [4959
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418772.
Youne (Otto Nathaniel)* Lindsborg,
Kan. Bank account; suggestive
rimes for the busy ad man. 10 1.
24mo. $1.00. [4960
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 419837.
YOUNGSTOWN, O. Youngstown official
city directory, 1916. [v. 27] Akron,
O., The Burch directory company,
1916. 8, [17]-1640 p. S8vo. $7.00.
[4961
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 428061; Burch directory
co., Akron, O.
19 states will elect delegates. (Jn Chi-
cago Sunday tribune) [4962
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ¢ ‘Feb. 21,
1916; A 422578; Chicago | tr ibune,
Chicago.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 1,698 contributions to
Periodigais) 262i) ek Ces ie a 4,055
(b) Foreign books in English intichinee under ad interim provisions
OL aia. ak, CANO ie iat oie ee 50
(c) Foreign books in foreign langyaeitto to ea ee ee 64
4,169
216
CLASS C. LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
FOR ORAL DELIVERY
Baxter (Delia B.) Brooklyn. House | GrrrtsEara (Bernard Henry) New
Uncle Pabrepoit: 3 1. ‘fol.. Type- York. Food economics. 25 1. fol.
written. [4963 Typewritten. [4971
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1916; C 929. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1916: C 926.
Bynum (William D.) Indianapolis.
Corrupting influence of executive | LuNpBERG (Carl Frederic) Minne-
patronage. 28 1. fol. Typewrit- apolis. Yens Yenson, yanitor. Rev.
ten. [4964 ed. 3 1. fol. Typewritten. [4972
m2 eG Heb. 21,1916: C 921.
CLancy (John D.) Chicago. Lecture
on an amortization loan system. 12
1. fol. Typewritten. [4965
@© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; C 928.
Dovuetass (Dwight) Brooklyn.
trifugal curve-throw,
lecture. 10 1. fol.
Cen-
a descriptive
Typewritten.
[4966
(© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; GC 927.
ParRAND (Homer A.) Elgin, Ill. Pay-
ing the price; anybody’s job. 1 p.
1, 8 numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
[4967
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1916; C 919.
Forsis (James B.) jr., Kansas City,
Mo. Romantic highway. 1 p. L.,
18 numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
4968
© 1c. Keb. 21, 1916; C 918.
FosTER (Herbert A.) Spokane, Wash.
[4969, 4970
Introducing a new plan of business.
wlortol, | ehypewritten. © 1 ¢c. Jan.
Ly FOIG ; C 924.
Old adage It is better to give than to
receive, is good religiously. 2 1.
ee bypewritten. © 1. ce Jan. 15,
pote: C 925.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons,
meme sinee Jan. 1, 1916...
© 1 @ Mar. 9, 1916; GC. 923.
PoweERS (Mabel) East Aurora, N. Y.
Tales the Iroquois Indians tell
their children. 12 1. 4to. Type
written. [4973
© te) Mar, 1916> "C922
STETSON (Francis Lynde) Prepara-
tion of corporate mortgages, col-
lateral trusts and indentures. 2 p.
1., 2-108 numb. |. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [4974
© sieve. Keb: (28.5 1916-6920:
Association of the bar of the city
of New York, New York.
WEBER (Carl) Santa Barbara, Cal.
Mothers of the next generation. 9
loose 1. fol. Typewritten. [4875
© Le, Mar 21, 19165 C93.
WricuHt (Charles W.)
Chesapeake Bay, the
waters. 14 numb. 1. fol. Type-
- written. [4976
(© fe. Mar. 13, 1916; ‘C-930:
Baltimore.
mother of
addresses, included in the Cata-
Ls)
St
~]
CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ABBU SAN OF OLD JAPAN; comedy-
drama in 2 acts, by Walter Ben
Hare. Chicago, T. 8S. Denison &
company [1916] 54p. 12mo. [4977
i) Heb. 19, 1916:°2 c. Feb. 25,
1916; D 43185; Eben H. Norris, Chi-
cago.
ABHUL, THE AZRA; play in 1 act, by
S. Cowan. 16 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [4978
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1916; D 43346;
Sada Cowan, New York.
ACORN -PLANTER (THE); California
forest play [in prologue, 2 acts and
epilogue] by J. London. New York,
Macmillan company, 1916. v, 84 p.
12mo. [4979
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 24,
1916; D 48120; Jack London, Glen
Ellen, Cal.
ACROSS THE STREET; comedy playlet,
by N. Rackow and A. M. Leitzbach.
[1], 22 p. 4to. Typewritten. [4980
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1916; D 48222; N.
Rackow & A. M. Leitzbach, New
York.
ADVENTURE (AN) IN REALISM; (dra-
matic sketch in 1 act, by W. S. Gid-
ley. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[4981
ee. Hep, 25.1916: D 43137;
Will S. Gidley, Springfield, Mass.
ALEGRES (LAS) COLEGIALAS; zarzuela
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros y
un suelto periodistico, original y en
presa de Antonio Paso y Joaquin
Abati, mtsica del maestro Lleo.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
poet 1916. 37 p...12mo. _ [Li-
-retto only] [4982
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 11,
1916; D 48280; A. Paso y J. Abati,
Madrid.
ALL ON A SUMMER’S DAY; comedy, by
Lindsey Barbee. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1916] 22 p.
12mo. [4983
Hep. 19° 1916: 2° c. Keb: 25,
1916; D 48184; Eben H. Norris, Chi-
cago.
ALL UP IN THE AIR; farce with music,
by. HY. “Reynolds - [3]; 8 p. \~4to.
Typewritten. [words only] [4984
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1916; D. 43292;
Harrington Reynolds, Chicago.
ANNE WANTS TO MARRY RICH, LOVE
FINDS LOVE; play, by lL. Bowman.
11 p. 8vo. Ms. [4985
© Dee. Mebs 14, «1916 > 1D, 45165);
Leroy Bowman, El Monte, Cal.
APRIL FIRST; or, The mysterious
cousin, comedy in 1 act, by EH. A.
Elsbach. [11] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [4986
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1916; D 43235; Ed-
win Arthur Elsbach, San Francisco.
ARM (THE) OF THE LAW; 1 act playlet,
by John_H. Sloane. [13] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [4987
© 1 e¢ Feb. 23, 1916; D) 43118;
David H. Sloane, New York.
BAacK HOME AGAIN; Short playlet, by
Wi Mack: fi} 2%. piri 4tor) 2 fype-
written. [4988
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 43363;
Wilbur Mack, New York.
BasTON (EL) DE ALUALDE; pelicula
céOmica hablada dividida en 4 series,
original de Manuel Caba y Jose
Alba. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 56 p. 12mo.
[4989
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 48281; M. Caba y J. Alba, Madrid.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) VIRGIN; romantic
drama of the Andes in 8 acts, by
H. R. Durant. [129] p. 4to. Type-
written. [4980
© tee! Web 21, 1916s D4SNG;
Harold Riggs Durant, New York.
BELIEF; miracle play, by C. Laurence.
[2] 27 p. 4to. Typewritten. [4991
© 1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1916; D 43141;
Clarice Laurence, New York.
BETTER (THE) MAN; modern play ina
prologue, 4 acts and 10 scenes, by
J. H. Booth. [146] p. fol. -Type-
written. [4992
©: 1 ¢ Mar. 13, 1916; D: 43312;
John Hunter Booth, Boston. =
219
CATALOGUE CF
4993
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1,-n. S:, Vv. 18
Bie (THE) GREY CAR; drama in: 1 act,
by I. Levinsohn. [20] p. 4to. Type-
written. . [4993
© 1 ¢«. Dec. 22, 1915; D.43205;
Ivar Levinsohn, Brookiyn.
BLESSED THOMAS More; sacred drama
telling the story of a martyrdom,
written and arranged by Sister M.
Camilla. [3], 52 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [4994
© 1 @ Mar. 9, 1916; D 48254;
Sister M. Camilla, Rochester, N. Y.
Bonp (THE) AND THE FREE; pageant-
drama in 8 acts, by M. O. Tomes.
[1], 87 p. 4to. Typewritten. [4995
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1916; D 48335; Mar-
=
garet Otey Tomes, Albany, N. Y.
BRIBE
(THE); or, The right way,
comedy drainatic political incident,
by W.. H. Sloan. [1]; -8:p. . 4toi
Typewritten. [4896
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1916; D 43126; Wil-
liam H. Sloan, New York.
BRINGING UP FATHER; play in 8 acts,
by George McManus. i6 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [4997
©/'1 ¢. Mar. 3; 1916; D 43213; Star
company, New York.
Borren (CHE): play ‘in 1. act, by -A.
Gerstenberg. [1], 68 p. 4to. Type-
written. [4998
© 1c Feb. 28, 1916; D 43169;
Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago.
Bues; comedy skit, by R. W. Farris.
[1], 7p. 4to. Typewritten. [4999
©) et yan. 21,” 1916s" De 43248:
Ralph W. Farris, Warren, Me.
BurcharR (THE); drama in 1 aet, by
Cc. F. Hoke. FLOP. % pe 24mo.
Printed. [5090
© Mar: 10; 1916; 2.°c.° Mar) 14,
1916; D 48348; Clarence Frederic
Hoke, Sacraimento, Cal.
By WAY OF THE SECRET PASSAGE; cColh-
edy drama in 8 acts, by Lindsey
Barbee. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1916] 38 p. 12mo. [5001
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2c Mar. 1, 1916;
D 43192; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
CALIBAN; by the yellow sands, com-
munity masque of the art of the
theatre, devised and written to com-
memorate the tercentenary of the
death of Shakespeare, by P. Mac-
Kaye. [100] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5002
©-1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 48011;
Percy MacKaye, New York.
CARLOTA ; play in 1 act, by H. Adams.
10 p. fol. Typewritten. [5003
© 1 ¢. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48269;
fepert Adams, Les Angeles.
Casa (LA) DE LOS CRIMENES; juguete
comico en 1 aeto, original de Wn-
rique Garcia Alvarez y Pedro Mufioz
Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanhsles] 1916. 25p. 12mo. [5004
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 48277; E Garcia Alvarez y P.
Munoz Seca, Madrid.
CAVERNS (THE) OF THE WORLD; dream
in 1 act, by GC. Laurence. . [2], 2a,;p-
4to. Typewritten. — [5005
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1916; D 48142;
Clarice Laurence, New York. ;
CHILD (THE) THE BOOK AND THE TELE-
PHONE; melodrama in 1 act, by A.
Goldknopf. [1], 9 p. 4to. Type-
written.
©-1 « Muar. 2; 1916; bp 4e2038-
Abraham Goldknopf, New York.
CLASH (THE) oF CLASS; original dra-
matic sketch in 1 act, by M. G. Whit-
man. 12 p. 4to. ‘Typewritten.
[5007
© 1c. Mar. 17, 19163°D 43308;
Max Gilbert Whitman, Dallas.
Cotp (A) pay; original farce comedy
in 3 acts; by P: D. Wisher> “[7G¥ @p.
4to. Typewritten. [5008
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 48380;
Perkins D. Fisher, Newton, Mass.
CoMING BACK; or, The dreamer, drama
in 4 acts, prologue and epilogue, by
L. Morrell. [70] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5009
© 1c Mar. 10, 1916; D 43266;
Louis Morrell, New York.
CONFESSIONAL, AND OTHER AMERICAN
PLAYS; by’ P. Wilde! New York, H.
Holt and company, 1916. xv, 1 L,
173 p. -T2mo. $1:20° Contenmm:
Confessional.—The Villain in the
piece.—According to Darwin.—A
Question of morality.—The Beauti-
ful- story. 5009*
©; Feb: 19, 1916; 2c Mena
1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 418940;
Percival Wilde, New York.
Conruicr (THE); epilogue and 3 act
play, by G. Freeman. [69] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5010
© 1c Feb. 28, 1916; D 48110;
Gladys M. Freeman, New York.
290)
ht hot
[5006.
ea i
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1916
ConFiict (THE); family drama in 8
acts, by E. H. Sterling. [104] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5011
© 1c Feb. 28, 1916; D 48168;
Edward Hamilton Sterling, Trenton,
Mw: J.
COPPERHEAD (THE); drama in 4 acts,
meer. &. Roads. [1], 127 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5012
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; D 43178;
Praul Boyer Roads, Pottsville, Pa.
Cog (LE) EN PATE; piéce en 8 actes:
par Armont et Gerbidon. [269] p.
4to. Ms. [5013
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1916; D 43376;
Armont & Gerbidon, Paris.
Cowarp (THE); vaudeville sketch, by
A. Geyer. [2], 18 p. 4to. Trype-
written. {5014
© 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1916; D 43221; Al-
bert Geyer, Los Angeles.
CRUCIFIXION; drama of to-day in pro-
logue, 3 acts and epilogue, by Mary
Kinsella [pseud. of M. P. Smith].
96 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5015
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 48307;
Mary Pierce Smith, Los Angeeles.
Cry (THE) OF THE WOLF; drama in 1
act and prelude, by C. E. Parker.
[2],12 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5016
fy 1 c Mar: 13, 1916; D 43306:
Clifford Elmore Parker, New York.
CYNTHIA’S ROMANCE; 1 act playlet, by
W. G. Marshall and J. O. Hewitt.
[18] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5017
© 1. c..Feb. 29, 1916; D 43182;
Walter G. Marshall & John O.
Hewitt, New York.
DANGER (THE) LINE: modern drama
in 4 acts; by J. W. Thompson. [70]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [5018
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 48200;
John William Thompson, Roxbury,
Mass.
DAWN (THE) OF A NEW DAY; play in 1
moooy or. 2. Zutro: 6 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5019
St ec Web. 15, 1916; D 43057:
Rita H. Zutro, New York.
Day (THE) WILL SHAKESPEARE WENT
-.T0 KENILWORTH; incident of the
. poet’s boyhood, by K. Lord. 18 p.
_ 8vo. (The little playbook. ) [5020
._. ©’ Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec: Mar. 138,
1916; D 48302; Katharine Lord,
* New York.
5030
DEAR OLD DAD; play in 1 act, by Be B.
Tatem. [1], 28 p. 4to: Typewrit-
ten. [5021
@© Ie. Feb. 24, 1916; Dp 48129;
Benjamin Thomas Tatem, Colum-
bus, O.
DEFECTIVE (THE); 1 act melodrama,
by H. W. Moore. 10 p. fol. Type-
written, [5022
te Ken 2. 1910: pb 43140;
Harry W. Moore, Oak Park, II.
DESTINY; pantomime in 1 act, by V.
Zacharie, -[1], <4 .p....4te.,. Type
written. [5023
©. c War. ts, 1916) iy asaor
Viola Zacharie, New York.
Doctor ALE; libretto for a lyric opera,
suggested by one of Asbjérnsen’s
Tales from the Fjeld, by C. F.
Ohliger. [1], 388 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Libretto only]. [5024
© fe. Feb. 29) 1916: PY 43i7o:
Carl Frederick Ohliger, Pittsburgh.
DoROTHY IN WISCONSIN; comedy play-
let, by H. M. Graves. [1], 34 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5025
tC) tocar. 1S. 191Gb: 43364 -
Harry M. Graves, New York.
DOoUBLE-cROSS (THE);
matic episode, by A. Walsh. 13 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5026
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 438303;
Andy Walsh, Oak Park, IIl.
comedy dra-
Drees; melodrama in 1 act, by F. P.
Dade, “lip -4te- Pypewrittes.,
[5027 -
© 1c Mar. 7, 1916; D 43242:
Frances Pemberton Dade, Philadel-
phia.
DuMMy’s (THE) REVENGE; play in 1
act, by J. K. Connor. [6] p. fol.
Typewritten. [5028
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43210:
James K. Connor, Los Angeles.
EAGLE (THE) AND THE STAR; American
Indian pageant play in 8 acts, by
Elaine Goodale Eastman. New
York, Camp fire outfitting co. [1916]
30 p. 16mo. [5029
jG) Web: 25, 1916; 2 c. Feb: 28;
1916; D 438170; Camp fire outfitting
co., New York.
ELEVENTH (THE) COMMANDMENT; dra-
ma in 8 acts, by P. deS. D. Quinton.
[70] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5030
-© 1c. Mar. 14, 1916; D 43323;
Pauline deS. D. Quinton, Buffalo.
35430—16—6 991.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5031
pt. 1, fi. s., v.18
EN MAR DE FONDO; comedia en 3 actos
y en prosa, original de S. Aguado
‘-Rojel. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
‘espafioles] 1915. 65 p. 12mo.
[5031
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 48284; Samuel Aguado Rojel,
_Madrid.
Error (THE) OF YOUTH; drama in a
prologue and 8 acts, by Samuel Mor-
ris. [60] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5032
. .©1c. Mar. 15, 1916; D 43330;
Samuel Morris Pike, New York.
ErerNAL (THE) WANDERER; drama in
prologue and 8 acts, by O. Dymow
and M. L. Landman. [80] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5033
© 1 ce. Feb. 29, 1916; D 48179;
Ossip Dymow & Michael L. Land-
‘man, New York.
EVERYCREDITMAN ; morality play, by J.
' E. Breed. [10] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5034
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1916; D 48187;
James EK. Breed, Portland, Or.
FAIRIES’ (THE) GLEN; or, A romance
“of old Erin, romantic 1 act comedy,
iby #2 Ly Griffiths. [23] p. folk
Typewritten. [5035
© 1e¢ Mar. 3, 1916; D 43214;
Fred L. Griffith, San Antonio.
FAIRY DUST; comedy in 8 acts, by A.
Hunter. [1838] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5036
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1916; D 48108;
Ancella Hunter, Los Angeles.
FATE DECIDES; play in 2 acts by V. S.
Lawrence. [72] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5037
© 1c Mar. 8, 1916; D 48217;
Vincent Sargent Lawrence, Brook-
line, Mass.
FELIX AND THE FAKER; Stage play in
1 act, by A. W. Van der Koor. [2]
p. fol. Typewritten. [50388
o'C-L ¢ Mar. 6, 1916* D 43232*
Alfred W. Van der Koor, St. Paul.
FIANCES (LES) DE ROSALIE; piéce en
3 actes, de Mouezy-Eon et Daveil-
‘lans. [152] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[50389
AO) 1 ¢. Mar, 20, 19165...) 43577 ;
Mouezy-Eon & Daveillans, Paris.
Five (THE) DAUGHTERS OF A KING;
tragedy in 1 act, by C. R. Peters,
jr. 6p. 4to. Typewritten. [5040
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1916; D 438114;
Charles Rollo Peters, jr., New York.
Foou’s LucK; farce in 1 act, by Lella
Grant and Marie Coe. [20] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5041
© 1. Feb. 23, 1916; D 48111;
Lella Grant Cullingford, Oakland,
Cal. .
FOR THE PEOPLE; dramatic incident in
1 act, by J. B. Stafford. [28] bp.
12mo. 'Lypewritten. j o042
© +t ec. Feb... 7, 1916: D 438127;
Jumes Benson Staiford, Buffalo.
FOUND IN A CLOSET; play in 1 act, by
C. van Valkenburg. 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [50438
© 1 c« Mar. 138, 1916;, D 43309;
Carlton van Valkenburg, New York.
FRESCURA (LA) DE LAFUENTE; juguete
cémico en 8 actos, original de En-
rique Garcia Alvarez y Pedro Muiioz
Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafoles] 1916. 77p. 12mo. [5044
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 ce. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 438290; E. Garcia Aivarez y P.
Munoz Seca, Madrid.
FULL VALUE; 4 act drama, by M. E.
Campion. [70] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5045
© 1. c. Mar. 14, 1916; D-43322;
Molise E. Campion, New York.
GANARSE LA VIDA; comedia en 1 acto v
cuadro, original de J. Benavente.
Madrid, Editado por artes graficas
Mateu, 1910. [18] p. 12mo.
[5046
© Jan. 3, 1910; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1916;
D 48158; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid.
GENTLEMEN, THINK IT OVER; play in 1
act, by Willard Mack. [2], 27 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5047
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1916; D 48112; A.
H. Woods, New York.
Goat (THE); play in 8 acts, by R.
Barry. [111] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5048
© 1c Mar. 2, 1916; D 48206;
Richard Barry, New York.
Gops AND LITTLE FISHES; comedy in 3
acts, by T. H. Dickinson. [174] p.
Ato. Typewritten. [5049
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1916; D 48356;
Thomas H. Dickinson, Madison, Wis.
Goop FripaAy; a dramatic poem, by
John Masefield. (In his Good Fri-
day, and other poems. New York,
The Macmillan company, 1916. Book
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418761; Macmillan co.,
New York) [5049*
222
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1916
5069
HEART (THE) OF DIXIE; play of ro-
mance and realism, in 4 acts, by Er.
Lawshe. [137] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5050
© 1 c. Feb. 12, 1916; D 48125;
Robert Campbell, New York.
HeART (THE) OF WETONA;
acts, by George Scarborough. [111]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [5051
© 1 « Mar. 14. 1916; D 43327
David Belasco, New York.
HEARTS OF ISRAEL; play in 1 act, by
- F. Deonard: [1], 26 p. fol.
Typewritten. [5052
© 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1916; D 43350;
- David Leib Leonard, New York.
Hetrto New York; Satirical revue of
Manhattan with musical interrup-
tion in 2 acts and 15 scenes, by J.
McCree. [91] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only] [5053
© 1 ce Mar. 10, 1916; D 48265;
Junie McCree, New York.
play in 3
HENRY’S STUDY HouR: play in 1 act. by
Harriet A. McCabe. [1], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5054
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 48267;
Mrs. Guy Stewart McCabe, Pitts-
burgh.
HER HUSBAND; play in 1 act, by L.
Winslow. [2], 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5055
©.1c¢. Mar. 20, 1916; D 48368;
- Leah Winslow, Bath, Me.
His NEIGHBOR; bit of life contrast in 1
act, by J. B. Stafford. [35] p. 12mo.
Typewritten. [5056
© ic Feb. 7, 1916; D 48128:
' James Benson Stafford, Buffalo.
HIs SISTER’S FRIEND: leap year farce in
2 acts, by S. E. Jones. [42] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5057
©-1 c¢. Feb. 26, 1916; D 48145;
- Sybil Eliza Jones, Pasadena, Cal.
Honeymoon (A) IN 2000; musical
fantasy in prologue and 3 acts, book
and lyrics by H. Wyeth and C. Sil-
bert. [118] p. 4to. Typewritten.
- [Words only.] [5058
j
|
-@© 1 ec. Mar. 1, 1916; D 48191;
Celia Silbert, New York & Henri-
etta Wyeth, Boston.
HotT-HOUSE (THE) FLOWER; symbolic
nhovelty play in 1 act, by H. M.
_ Graves. [1], 40 p. Svo. _ Typewrit-
2 [5059
mee bc. Web. 28,-1916; -D. 43167;
-Harry M. Graves, New York.
House (THE) BY THE SIDE OF THE
ROAD; in 4 acts, by G. R. Bridgham.
[132] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5060
© 4 .¢.. Mar» 3, - 1916 5D: 43220:
Gladys Ruth Bridgham, Somerville,
Mass.
IN MeETHOW VALLEY; dramatic inci-
dent, by .C. Dey... .L1).. fp. to.
Typewritten. [5061
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 48149;
Charles Dey, New York.
IN THE TOILS: drama in 8 acts, by G.
Gibson. [110] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5062
© 1 c.«Mar. A47,..1916;: D.433513
Gerolt Gibson, New York.
IN THE WRONG GAME; Skit for vaude-
ville, by E. Barto. [12] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5063
© 1. Feb. 17, 1916; D 43199;
Eddie Barto, Philadelphia.
original play in i
act, by B. Barchus. [12] p. fol.
Typewritten. [5064
© 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43188;
Belle Barchus, Portland, Or.
INSIDE (AN) JOB;
Iron (THE) RING; drama of to-day in
4 acts, by G. Johnstone. [137] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5065
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1916; D 43245;
Gordon Johnstone. New York.
Is HE A BANDIT? farce, by W. S. Cooper.
[1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5066
© tc Mar. 18 1916; D, 48359:
William Skinner Cooper, Minneapo-
lis.
IsteE (THE) OF SERENO; study of how
to finance a revolution, being a
comedy in 3 acts, adapted from the
story, Saint Salome of Reno, by Aus-
tin Adams [by W., H. and P. Hay-
man] with musical illustration by
P. Hayman. [137] p.- 4to.. Ms.
[5067
© 1 e. Dee:*2;:43915: D-43198;
Westby. Henry & Philip ‘Hayman,
Glendale, Cal.
IT MIGHT HAPPEN TO Le farce in 3
acts, by H. Boyd.- [95] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5068
©: F ¢-Mar. f. 1916: D 48185;
Hutcheson Boyd, Ridgefield, Conn.
IT MUST BE THE CLOTHES; comedy in
1 act, by A. Marshall. [2] 20 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5069
©.1.c. Mar. 12, 1916; D 43197 ;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
223
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5070 pt. 1, 0. SS.) vas
t7’s my Tom ; comedy play in 1 act, by | Last (THE) YANKEE; play in i act, by
he Worthington” {25° 2Zaypr Sto. Y. B. Robinson. 28 p. 4to. Type-
= Evpewritten. 4 i written. [5080
© 1 ¢.- Mar!13,' 1916;
© 1c Mar. 9, 1916; B 42m.
‘Edward Worthington, New Yeats
Violet Brockhouse Robinson, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
LEVITATION ; play in 1 act, by Charles
xoddard. 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5081
© 1 ¢ Mar. 16, 19167 BD 4333—
Star company, New York.
JTALIA; Gramma in 5 atti, di P. Niceili,
- New York, Societa tipografica itali-
“sana, 1916. 46 p. Svo. [5071
7) Mar. Ab) AGG. 2 Gr iar. 20,
i116; D 43373; Pompeo Nicelli,
Toms River, N. J.
JERRY'S BELLS; play in 1 act, by K. M.
Rice. [2], 30 p. 4to. Typewritten.
, [5072
© 1 c. Feb. 23, 1916; D 43119;
Katharine MeDowell Rice, Wor-
thington, Mass.
LicHt (A) AND A LAUGH; play in 1
act, by EK. E. Kresko. [5] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5082
© i ce Mar. 15, 19162) 435389e
Edson Evered Kresko, Port Jeffer-
| Son, IN; 2.
Joy-ripers (THE) ; comedy in 1 act, by | LIGHTS AND SHADOWS; new playlet, by
~ Alan Storm [pseud. of G. Lipkind] H. A. Woolf. [1], 10 p. 4to. Type-
and Ben Fiersheim. [1], 18 p. 4to. written. [5083
Typewritten. [5073 © 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 48163;
@ Lc Feb. 29, 19163 D 43177; Hdgar Allan Woolf, New York.
Goodman Lipkind, New York Lirrie Kar Jinc:; play in 3 acts, by
EF. Lightner. [136] p. 4to. Type
written. [5084
© 1c Mar. 8, 1916; D 48252;
Frances Lightner, Detroit.
JUST MAMMY; 1 act comedy, By S. E.
Jones. [1], 16 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5074
© 1) ¢ Mar: 13, 19t6= Desens:
Sybil Hliza Jones, Pasadena. Live (A) Brrp; social calamity in 1
Kentucky (THE) HANDICAP; *% act act, by L. B. Yates. [2], 16 p. 4to.
racing comedy drama, by M. D. Cor- Typewritten. [5085
rigan. [11] p. fol. Typewritten. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1916; D 438370;
[5075 Arthur Bennett, Buffalo.
©le Feb. 26, 1916; D 43270; LOVE; HONOR AND OBEY; Sketch in 1
Martin De Vere Corri igan, Cleveland. act, by L. Shaffner. [1], 16 p. 4to.
‘Kine (THE) oF HEARTS; comic opera Typewritten. [5086
in 2 acts, music by Stuart ¥. Louch- © 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 43366;
heim, books by D. 8. Stern, lyrics Lillyan Shaffner, New York.
by D. S. Stern and Stuart F. Louch- :
pe fan, [51] p. 4to. Typewritten. Love IN A COTTAGE; Play in 3 scenes,
: =F by M. HE. Swan. (20) ae ee
[Libretto only] 1 [5076 iypereiiient _ [5087
@)'1..¢c. Feb. 23;°4916;- D 48233; 1 Feb. 24. 1916: D 43132:
David S. Stern, Philadelphia. © 1e¢. Feb. 24, as rah
Mark HE, Swan, New York.
-Wavres’ (THE) REDUCING PARLOR; com-
edy from life in 3 scenes, by M. | Love (THE) oF MarTHA ANN FOR A
Swan. [24] p. 4to. Typewritten. COWMAN; play in 2 parts, by L.
[5077 Bowman. 100 p. 4to. Ms. [5088
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 48358; © 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43164;
Joe Maxwell & Mark Swan, New Leroy Bowman, El Monte, Cal.
_ York. LUCK WANTED; comedy playlet in 1
Lapy (THE) OF THE WEEPING WILLOW act, by G. E. Crater, jr. 26 p. 4to.
TREE; play in 3 acts, by S. Walker.
[68] p. Svo. Typewritten. [5078
© 1c¢ Mar. 14, 1916; D 43324;
Stuart Walker, New York.
Lanp (THE) OF PROMISE; dramatic | Lying (THE) MACHINE; comedy
Typewritten. [5089
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1916; D 438121;
George E. Crater, jr., Brooklyn.
sketch in 1 act, by W. Aspinwall. sketch, by B. Creighton. [1], 23 p.
{10] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5079 Ato. Typewritten. [5090
-Vo@ 1 c«. Feb. G, 1916; D 43123; © 1c. Mar. 6, 1916; D 43223;
Woolsey Aspinwall, Seattle. Bertha Creighton, Newark, N. J.
224
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
5110
no. 3, 1916
MAN (THE) IN THE MANHOLE; comedy
in 3 acts, by G. F. Abbott. [133] p.
4te. Typewritten. [5091
© 1. Feb. 25, 1916; D 48139;
George Francis Abbott, New York.
MAN (THE) ovuTsipE; farce in 1 act,
by H. Bagg. [2], 38 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5902
© ft ec: Mar. 9, 1916: D 48257.
Helen Bagg, Chicago.
MARRIAGE (THE) BUREAU; 1
edy play, by C. E. Neilson. [2],
41 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5093
@© 1 c Mar. 11, 1916; D 43295; |
Catherine Eva Neilson, New York.
MASKED (THE) MARVEL; farce comedy
in 3 acts, by Adolph Philipp. [91] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5094
Pek ©, Meir. S, 191G: D. 43218;
Apollo amusement co., ine, New
York.
MASsQvuE (THE) OF ares or, The
seven ages of the soul, an arrange-
ment of scenes from 7 Shakespearean
plays, by W. A. Hope. York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, Itd., 1915. 86 p. 12mo.
[5095
2, 1916 ;
Hope,
=
New
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. Mar.
D 48196; Winifred Ayres
Ridgewood, N. J.
MASTER (THE) COMETH; religious play
in 4 acts, by D. Haight. [38], 39 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5096
© 1 ¢ Mar. 15, 1916; D 43341;
Dorothy Haight, New York.
MASTER (THE) OF THE LOOMS; play in
3 acts, by A. Hunter. [170] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5097
(et 2 Pep. 23, 1916; D 43107:
AnceHa Hunter, Los Angeles.
Master (THE) PARENT; comedy in 1
mee bY Fe Putnam. [2], 25 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [5098
© i ec. Feb. 28, 1916; D 48159;
Israel] Putnam. Washington.
MASTER WILL OF STRATFORD; midwin-
ter nighit’s dream in 8 acts with a
prolegue and an epilogue, by L. A.
Garnett. New York, Macmillan com-
|
act com- !
MELODYLAND; musical comedy in 1 act,
by C. W. Bostock. Sp. 4to. Type-
written. [5101
© 1 «¢ Mar. 15, 1916; D 43337;
Claude W. Bostock, New York.
Mmst*.1MER (A) DANCE DREAM; fantas-
tic comedy in 1 act, by Anna Bird
Stewart and William Shakespeare.
New York, Wayne publishing com-
pany, ine. [1916] 41 p. 12mo.
[5102
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
D 43193; Wayne publishing co., ine.,
New York.
Mitts (THE) oF Gop; romantic drama
in 4 acts and a prologue, by Mrs. M.
Olds and Mrs. O. Oes. 66 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5103
-©1e. Mar. 13, 1916: D 43300:
Mrs. Marshall Olds & Mrs. Ovidia
Oes, New York.
MIScCHIEVOUS MaiIzIe; book and lyrics
of an American musical comedy, in
8 acts, by R. W. Graham. 118 pz
4to. Typewritten. [5104
© 1c: Feb. 23, 1916; D 48115;
Robert W. Graham, Pawtucket, R. I.
Mr. Jack; play in 8 acts, by Rupert
Randolph Gibson. 25p. 4to. Type-
written. [5105
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 43361 ;
Star company, New York.
Mrs. OSMOND’S REFLECTION; play in 4
acts, by E. B. Benedict. [127] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5106-
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1916; D 48321;
Edwin B. Benedict, New York.
MoDERN BUSINESS; play in prologue
and 4 acts, by H. B. Lewis. [4], 60
p. fol. Typewritten. [5107-
© £ ¢; Mar: 13,1916; D 48365;
Henry B. Lewis, Muskegon, Mich. ~
MopDISTE THRU NECESSITY; vaudeville
sketch, by I. V. Williard. 2p. 8vo.
Typewritten. [5108
© foie Mar 3) 1916; D433;
Isabel V. Williard, Columbus, O.
MotTHER GOOSE UP-TO-DATE; play in 2
| pany, 1916. 4 p.1. 124 p. cee acts, by M. G. Wyre. 10 p._ fol.
5099 :
z se bd eee Typewritten. [5103
ics. ~ ae Se ae © 1c. Mar. 11, 1916; D 43291:
” ee el, Myrtle Gates Wyre, Sioux, Ia.
Evanston, Il. ape ik
Metopy (THE) IN F: play in 8 acts. | MorHer (THE) IN HER; Sketch, by G.
by E. Lamberti. [73] p. 4to. Type- Bloomquest. [15] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5100 written. [5110
Seeei’c. Web: 23. 1916: D 43109; © 1 ¢ Mar..2, 1916: D 43204;
Ernest Lamberti, New York. George Bloomquest. Minneapolis, ©-:
220
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN'TRIES
D1i1
pt. 5, B.S vee
MOTHER LOVE; play in 1 act, by G. | NoncomBatTant (THE) ; episode, by S.
Buck. [1], 40 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5111
© fc. wep. 24, 1916-"D 43122:
Gertrude Buck, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Music (THE) LESSON; 1 act play, by
B.C. Turner...’ 28.0..5N6:. Ms. pati?
©. 1-¢. Mar. 15,°1916;-D 43319:
Beatrice Constanee Turner, Brook-
line, Mass.
MusicaL (A) FANTASY, WITH A DASH
OF SHAKESPEARE; play in 1 act, by
D. Sherman. [9] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [5113
© 1 c Mar. 4, 1916; D 43225;
Dorothy Sherman, New York.
MuTuat (A) MISTAKE; comedy skit in
t act, by W. C. Dunean. [2], 29 p.
4te. Typewritten. [5114
©: 1 «> Mar. 7, 1916: D 43254;
William Cary Duncan, New York.
My 3BOoO’FUL BABY; comedy in 8 acts,
by J. Simonson and Hardin D. Rick-
man. [2], 82 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5115
©, 1c. Mar. .7:,1916:. BD. 43241:
Jules Simonson, New York.
My MOTHER’S ROSARY; play in 4 acts,
by Hal Reid. [98] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5116
pe ©) 1e.. Mar) Ad. J91G- Dy Assit
Gus Hill, New York.
MYSTERIES OF Mona; play in 3 acts, by
Charles Goddard. 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [SELF
© 1 ¢. Feb. 23, 1916; D 43260;
Star co., New York.
Mystic (THE) MAIDEN; play in 8 acts,
by sy A. > Taylor: \- [142 76: ip. Atos
Typewritten. [5118
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1916; D 43224;
Jeanie A. Taylor, Boston.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON; farce in 1
act, by J. J. Ossermann. [2], 29 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5119
© 1 ¢. Feb.. 25, 1916; D 43138:
J. Julian Ossermann, Edgewater,
Med.
NIETECITG (EL); cuento en 1 acto, de
J. Benavente, con el asunto de un
cuento de Grimm. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1910.
{20] p. 12mo. [5120
© May 23, 1910; 1c. Feb. 16, 1916;
D 43157; Jacinto Benavente, Ma-
drid.
C. Posner. 9 Typewrit-
ten. [5121
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 48153:
Sue Conly Posner, San Francisco.
NUTS THAT ARE NOT; play in 1 act, by
E. E. Kresko. [7] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5122
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1916; D 48338;
Edson Evered Kresko, Port Jeffer-
son, N. Y.
OBsTACLE (THE); comedy in 8 acts,
by A. H. Gibson. -[3],-#6 4 aa.
Typewritten. [5123
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 48313;
Addison Howard Gibson, Los An-
geles.
OH! Doctor! farce in 1 act, by H.
Turnbull. [2],..20.. ps feline
written. [5124
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 43294:
Hector Turnbull, Hollywood, Cal.
—1 act play, by Willard Mack.
[1], 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5125
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1916; D 48347;
Joseph E. Bernard, New York.
ON DECK ; musical farce, by L. Weslyn.
[1], 9 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5126
© 1.c¢ feb. 28, 1916: Dp 45i62-
Louis Weslyn, New York. —
ONE DOLLAR DOWN AND A DOLLAR A
WEEK ; credit comedy in 4 payments,
4 acts, by S. J. Warshawsky. [T4]
p. 4to. Typewritten. L512¢
© 1 c. Mar. 17; 1916> WY Sear.
Samuel Jesse Warshawsky, Cleve-
land.
ORCHIDS AND VIOLETS; play in 1 act,
by L. Winslow. — [1], 122) py Ate
Typewritten. [5128
© 1c Mar. 20, 1916; D 43367;
Leah Winslow, Bath, Me.
ORIGINAL (AN) IDEA; play in 1 act,
by Tex Charwate [i. e. A. T. Char-
wate] 17 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5129
© 1 ¢. Feb. 21,1916; D 4382015
Arthur Tex Charwate, New York.
ORPHANS (THE); dramatic playlet in
1-act,) by C:—B. Hellis. “7a
8vo. Typewritten. [5130
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43249;
Charles Brock Hellis, Philadelphia.
OTHER (THE) WANDERER; drama in 3
acts and a prologue, by W. Aspin-
wall. [87] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5131
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1916; D 43124;
Woolsey Aspinwall, Seattle.
p. 4to.
226
DRAMATIC. COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1916
5150
OUR COUNTRY’S CALL; dramatic sketch
mm 2. sets; by EF. Schmidt. [9] p.
fol. Typewritten. [5132
i) 1c, Feb, 29,.1916: D 43176:
Frederick Schmidt, Stockton, Cal.
Our FIRST Mrs. PRESIDENT; drama in
3 acts, by S. J. Warshawsky. [76]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [5133
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; D 48173;
Samuel Jesse Warshawsky, Cleve-
land.
PaAtR (A) OF TICKETS; playlet, by W.
Mack. [1],15p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5134
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1916; D 43362;
Wilbur Mack, New York.
Parpon (THE); play with 3 acts and |
12 scenes, by A. Di Stasio. [92] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5135 |
fe) 1 .¢ Mar. 4, 1916: D 43226;
Annette Di Stasio, New Yor Ix.
PARISH (THE) PUMP; play in 8 acts,
Serer. G. Layton. [113] p.- 4to.
Typewritten. [5136
mot cc Mar. 7, 1916; D 43247;
Frank G. Layton, London.
PAssING (THE) OF THE sao
spring masque of the dunes, by A
W. Goss. [2], 17 p. 4to. Type-
written. fS5iS7
ac. Mar. 8 1916: D 43250:
Aletta Waterbury Goss, Chicago.
PAST, PRESENT . . . UNKNOWN; play in
peace, Dy LL. Winslow. [1], 15_p.
4to. Typewritten. [5138
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 43308;
Leah Winslow, Bath, Me.
PATSY PERKINS, PROTEGE; comedy dra-
ma in 8 acts, by M. T. Jacobs. [63]
p. 4to. [5139
e+ 1e. Mar. 15, 1916.;..D- 43333 ;
Maurie T. Jacobs, Cincinnati.
PEACE (THE) GIRL; romantic comedy
in 4 acts, by V. Thompson. [141] p.
4to. Typewritten. [5140
et e@ Neb: 28, 1916;.D 48318;
Vance Thompson, Los Angeles.
PENALTY (THE); play in 4 acts, by F.
W. Chase and W. G. Hennessy. [1].
62 p. fol. Typewritten. [5141
© 4 c« Mar. 3, 1916; D 43215;
rank W. Chase & William G. Hen-
nessy, Melrose, Mass.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED; play in 8
acts, by J. R. Colter and H. S. -Lee.
-{1], 49 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5142
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; D 43180;
John R. Colter, East Orange, N. a8
& Harry S. Lee, Syracuse, N. Y.
— Sa a
IS
PETTICOATS ; play in 1 act, by John B.
Hymer. 17 p. 4to. Typewritten. ~
[5143
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1916; D 43340:
Eleanor Hymer, New York.
PHANTOM (THE) BEAST; or, Seven
whiskies and a bald pate, original
fantasy in 1 act and 4 scenes, by S.
Williams. [1], 44 p. fol. Type
written. [5144
© 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1916; D. 48255:
Scott Williams, Little Rock, Ark.
PHYSICIAN’s (THE) COMPACT: drama
in 5 acts, from the French of Theo-
dore Barriere, by F. O. Rose. [79]
p. 4to. Typewritten [5145
© 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1916; D 43326:
Frank Oakes Rose, New York.
PLrays; by O. P. Parker. Memphis,
Tenn., National drama co., 1916
[218] p. 12mo. Contents: The win-
ning of Latane.—Better than gold.—
The valedictory.—Lone star. [5146
©) ‘Jan. 29, 1916: 2 e@ “Web. 23:
1916; D 48246; Oliver Perry Parker,
Memphis, Tenn.
PLAYS OF THE NATURAL AND THE SU-
PERNATURAL: by Theodore Dreiser.
New York, John Lane company;
London, John Lane, 1916. 228: p.
Svo. $1.25. Contents: The girl in
the coflin.—The blue sphere.—Laugh-
ing gas.——In the dark.—The spring
recital—The light in the window.—
Old Ragpicker. [5146*
© Feb. 18,1916; 2 ec. and* aft.
Feb. 19, 1916; A 418912; John Lane
co., New York. rere
PoLitius; play in 7 scenes, by W. J.
Walker. [34] p. fol. Typewritten.
5147
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1916; D 48144;
William J. Walker, Milford, Mass.
comedy in 3 aets,
New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
tid: O15. 125 p; 12mo. [5148
Dee: 30, 51915 = 2. ©. Mar. 2:
1916; D 48195; Louis N. Parker,
London.
PooR BLIND MEN; play in 8 acts, by J.
Jex. [106] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5149
© 1 ¢. ‘Keb. 23, 1916; D: 43ii8:
John Jex, Newark, Del.
PowrER (THE) UNSEEN; play in 4 acts,
by P. H. McCaigue. [100] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5150
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1916; D 43325;
Philip Henry McCaigue, New York.
POMANDER WALK;
by L. N. Parker.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5151
PREPAREDNESS; or, Slipping one over,
playlet in 1 act, by R. Earle. 24 p.
4to. Typewritten. [DLO
©- tic: Mar. 20, A916; .D) 43369;
’ Richard Harle, New York.
PROCRASTINATION ; or, The story of the
dance, play in 1 act, by Vincent
Bryan. 15 p. fol. Typewritten.
[5152
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1916; D 43244;
Meyer Golden, Los Angeles.
PropiA (LA) ESTIMACION; comedia en
38 actos y en prosa, original de J.
Benavente. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1916. By ee OF
12mo. lola
--©@) Mar. 71,1916; 1.¢. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 48289; Jacinto Benavente, Madrid.
Protector (THE) ; play in 1 act, by F.
W: Norris... lal, 2o 0. 4e0, , iype-
written. [5154
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1916; D 43298;
F. Wickham Norris, Brooklyn.
Proving (THE) GROUND; service epi-
sode in 8 ealls, by R. P. Glassburn
and H. D. Walter. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5155
' ©l1c. Mar. 3, 1916; D 43219; Rob-
ert Price Glassburn & Herbert Da-
vid Walter, New York.
PSYCHE; pantomime with dances in a
prologue and 2 scenes, by H. S.
Linné. [5] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5156
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48154;
Hans 8. Linné, Los Angeles.
PUENTE (EL) DE LOS CRIMENES; melo-
drama policiaco en 4 actos y en
prosa, original de Luis Linares Be-
cerra y Jose Maria Solanas de la
Infanta. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 62 p. 12mo.
Polar
. © Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 43282; L. Linares Becerra y J. M.
Solanas de la Infanta, Madrid.
PUNISHMENT; play in 4 acts, by L.
Burleigh and H. H. Bierstadt. [139]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [5158
GC) 1 «. Feb. 25, 1916: D. 43136:
Louise Burleigh & Edward Hale
Bierstadt, New York.
Pursuit (THE) OF HAPPINESS; or, The
marriage of Anne, satirical Ameri-
can comedy, with a vein of irony in
3 acts, by H. A. McAnarney. 121 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5159
©) 1c: Mar...15, 1916% D! 49832:
Henry Aloysius McAnarney, Balti-
more.
pt. I, ns), Woks
Put IT powN, HENRY; comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by R. B. Simpson. [4],
45 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5160
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 43304;
Roy B. Simpson, St. Louis.
PUTTING IT OVER; farce comedy in 3
acts, by H. A. and F [rank] R[oland}
Conklin. [166] p. 4to. ‘Typewrit-
ten. ; [5161
© 1 «@ Mar. 8, 1916; D 4338i5;
Harry Adams Conklin, New York.
PUTTING ON AIRS; comedy sketch in 1
act, by N. Twomey. [1], 18 p. 4to:
Typewritten. [5162
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 48166;
Neil Twomey, Dorchester, Mass.
@uITS; near tragedy. dramatie sketch,
by C.. H.: Rees. _ [1], tay ae wee.
Typewritten. [5163
© 1 ¢c. Mar. 18, 1916; D° 4383603"
Clara Hayes Rees, Peoria, Il.
READY, BOYS, READY! play in 4 acts, by
R. H. Burnside. [187] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5164
© 1 c. Feb: 29, 1916; D 43172 -7
Robert H. Burnside, New York. |
REAL (THE) JEW; comedy drama in 4
acts, by C. I. Bolles and Lillian
Langdon. [205] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5165.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 43263;
Charles I. Bolles, Los Angeles.
Re@’tArR (A) LADY; character farcical
comedy playlet in slang, by R. Fos-
ter. [2], 23 p. 4to. Typewriten.
[5166
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1916; D 43345;
Roy Foster, New York.
REGULAR (A) cop; comedy melodrama
in 2 scenes, by J. Driscoll. [2], 19p.
4to. Typewritten. [5167
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 48147;
Joseph Driscoll, New York.
RESURRECCION (LA) DE FANTOMAS; Se-
gunda parte de, £138?, 0, El venecedor
de Fantomas, en 5 actos y en prosa,
original de J. M. Martin de Hugenio:
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panioles] 1916. 54 p.12 mo. [5168
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 ce. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 438286; José Maria Martin de
Kugenio, Madrid.
REvE (Un) v’Isis (A dream of Isis) 3
drame-symphonie, avee danses_ et
choeurs, en 8 seénes, scenario et
texte de C. H. Meltzer. 9 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5169
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1916; D 48156;
Charles Henry Meltzer, New York.
228
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1916 |
RIFLES; libretto of a musical farce in
2 acts, book and lyrics by A. N. C.
Fowler. [66] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5170
© 1c Feb. 29, 1916; D 48174;
Albert N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls,
iN: ¥.
River (THE) oF SouLS; or, The robe
of wood, Chinese play, by J. Golden.
[2] 28 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5171
i) 1 ¢c, Mar. 6, 1916; D. 48229;
John Golden, New York.
RosBLE (EL) pE LA JAROSA; comedia
en 8 actos, original de P. Munoz
Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1915. 82 p. 12mo.
[5172
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 438283 ; Pedro Munoz Seca, Madrid.
RoMANCE ISLAND; comedy in 4 acts, by
oD. Willson: [2], 120 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5173
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1916; D 48230;
Corwin Dale Willson, Ann Arbor.
Roses; 1 act comedy, by C. I. Scho-
field. [1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5174
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43161;
Charles Irving Schofield, Brooklyn.
S-O-S-— UNcLE SAM;
W. G. Marshall. [3], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [D175
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; D 48181;
Walter G. Marshall, New York.
1 act playlet, by
SAUL; a tragedy in three acts, by John
ee eetrone Chaloner. Roanoke
Rapids, N. C., Palmetto press, 1915.
66, 67 p., ad 8vo. $0.50. [5175*
@), Dec. 24 1915: 2 c. and aft.
Dee. 24, 1915; A 418746; Palmetto
press, Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
ScHEMERS (THE); comedy in 8 acts,
by H. J. Scheibl. [1], 59 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5176
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 43150;
Herbert J. Scheibl, Rockford, Il.
Secret (THE) KINGDOM; play in 4
acts, by Basil Dickey. 18 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5177
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1916; D 43236;
Star co., New York.
SERPENT (Tue) AND THE DOVE; play
in 3 acts, by H. N. Thompson. 48
p. fol. Typewritten. [5178
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 48268;
Elizabeth Noyes Thompson, Wash-
ington.
iy)
om!
a
SHADY SHORE; rural musical play in
3 acts, book and lyrics by J. E.
Young. [98] p. fol. Typewritten.
[ Words only. ] [5179
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1916; D 48131;
John EK. Young, New York.
SHAKESPEARE’S SWEETHEART; play in
prologue, 3 acts and epilogue, by M.
C. Robinson. [70] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5180
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1916; D 43251;
Mary C. Robinson, Asheville, N. C.
SHAKESPEARIANA ;
in honor of Shakespeare’s birthday,
by M. B. Tounsend. [7] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5181
© 1 ¢. Mar. 15, 1916; D 43342;
Mary Blanche Tounsend, New York.
SMALL TOWN STUFF; 1 act comedy, by
Type-
R. Warner.
written. [5182
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 48146;
Richard Warner, New York.
[1], 28 p. 4to.
SoBRINO (EL) DEL MINISTRO; juguete
comico en 1 acto y en prosa, orig-
inal de Mariano Muzas y Celso
Lucio (hijo). Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1915. 30p. 12mo.
[5183
Oy Marie. 19169) te. oMar AL:
1916; D 48288; M. Muzas y Cu
Lucio (hijo), Madrid.
SoLvIER BOY; 1 act musical comedy, by
Allen Lowe [1], 18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5184
© 1 ¢ Mar. 6, 1916; D 432283 Ai<
bert E. Haynes,.-New York.
SOMEBODY ELSE; play in 4 acts, by F.
H. Babeock. [116] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5185
© i .¢., Mar, 7, 1916; D 482405
Fred Hayes Babcock, Chicago.
SOUTHERN METHODS; play in 4 acts, by ©
R. J. Martinez. New Orleans, La.,
L. Graham co., ltd. 36 p. 12mo. |
[5186
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c¢. .Feb.. 10,
1916; D 42826 : Raymond Ji: Mar-
tinez, New Orleans.
SPECIALIST (THE); play in 1 act, by.
W. Haynes. 16 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5187
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1916; D 43354;
Williams Haynes, Northampton,
Mass. a
29
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EKlizabethan revel.
een ne _ a eS Se
CATALOGUE OF
5188
COPYRIGHT EN’TRIES
pt. I, WS, Ve 1S
Sports (THE) OF WAR; neutral Eu-
ropean military drama in 4 acts, by
N. R. Feusier. [62] p. 4to. Type-
' written. [5188
© Tc. Mar. 6; 1916;--D* 43231 ;
Norman R. Feusier, San Francisco.
SquarE (A) DEAL; play in 4 acts, by
*W. K. Stone -and’ G. -R. Warren.
[105] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5189
© d-e@ Web; 26..1986s. D 435143:
William K. Stone, New York, and
Giles R. Warren, Dumont. N. J.
SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO
E; drama in 4 acts, by J. Seagrave.
[115] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5190
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 48264;
- Jane Seagrave, Brookline, Mass.
SUFFRAJINX (THE); play in 1 act, by
Caryl De Voe [i. e. C. D. Wright]
[1], 14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5191
© 1c Mar. 15, 1916; D 43334;
Caryl De Voe Wright, Kansas City,
Mo.
SUPERWOMAN (THE); comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Tex Charwate [i. e
A. T. Charwate] [89] p. 4to. Type-
- written. [5192
© 1-¢* Feb. 19, 19167" PD 43203:
Arthur Tex Charwate, New York.
SURETIES; miracle play in 3 acts, by
V. Z. Post. [1], 91 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5193
© 1 ¢ Mar. 11,1916; D 43296;
Van Zo Post, New York.
TAKING A CHANCE; or, Arson, Hebraic
comedy in 38 acts, by W. B. Young.
[174] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5194
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1916. D.437i6-
William Bertram Young, Chicago.
TAMING (THE) OF THE SHREW (Der
widerspinstigen zahmung) ; opera in
4 acts, free adaptation of Shakes-
-peare’s comedy, by Joseph Viktor
Widman, music by Hermann Goetz.
New York, Fred Rullman, inc., 1916.
59 p. S8vo. [Libretto only] [5195
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
D 48258; Fred Rullman, ine., New
York.
TEDDY; comedy drama in 4 acts, l
scene, by C. I. Bolles and Lillian
Langdon. [141] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5196
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 48262;
Charles I. Bolles, Los Angeles.
9
TEMPTATION (THE) OF ANTHONY; orig-
inal drama of today in 4 acts, by
C. P. Brown. [2], 69 p. 4to. Type-
written. [5197
© 1c Mar. 20, 1916; D 43372:
Charles Paul Brown, Santa Monica,
Cal.
THAT GIRL; play in 3 acts, by L. N.
Walker. 17 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5198
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1916; D 48256;
Lillie Nolting Walker, Denver.
THAT MYSTERIOUS LOVE; vaudeville act,
by Hal E. Messick, words and music
by M. Golden. [5], 6p. fol. Type-
written. : [5199
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 43299;
Meyer Golden, Los Angeles.
THEIR FIRST QUARREL; comedy, by
Charles Nevers Holmes. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & company [1916]
9 p. 12mo. [5200
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec Feb. 25,
1916; D 4381383; Eben H. Norris,
Chicago.
THERESE; 1 act play, by F. Merrill.
[2], 7p. 4to. Typewritten. [5201
© 1¢-:-Mar. 2, 1916; D 43209;
Fenimore Merrill, ‘New York.
Tuirp (THE) AcT; play in a prologue
and 1 act, by J. Street.” (Zijto2ep:
4to. Typewritten. [5202
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1916; D 43168 ;
Julian Street, New York.
THREE SCREAMS IN THE
comedy sketch, by C. Dey. [1], 14
p. 4to. Typewritten. [5203
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1916; D 43248;
Charles Dey, New York.
MOONLIGHT ;
Turitis; farcical travesty in 3 acts,
by R. E. Mooney. [5], 69 p. 4to.
Ty pewritten. [5204
©. tc. Feb. 23,. 1916; D4anri-
Ralph HE. Mooney, St. Louis.
romance of Alaska in 3
Potter. [96] p. 4to.
[5205
D 438151;
TMiGEE. S) OUR:
acts, by G.
Typewritten.
©) il. ..¢.\) Feb.
George Potter,
TraIL (THE) OF THE MORNING STAR;
Indian play in 1 act, by Princess E-
gah-tah-yen [i. e. Mrs. O. J. Kellogg]
28, 1916;
London.
[1], 28 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5206
©) 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916. D> 4220
Laura Cornelius Kellogg, Washing-
ton. :
~~ Sr
Sn eS ee
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1916
Traitor (THE) ; 1 act playlet, by W. S.
Phillips. 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
: [5207
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1916; D 43190;
William S. Phillips, New York.
TRAPPED; play in 1 act, by J. E. Good-
man, based upon a story, Anton the
terrible, by Thomas H. Uzzell. [1],
26 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5208
mete. Mar, 1, 1916; D 435186;
Jules Eckert Goodman, Mt. Vernon,
e's
TWELFTH-NIGHT (A) REVEL; Shakes-
peare pageant in honor of Shakes-
peare’s ter-centenary, by J. Thorp.
[30] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5209
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1915; D 43189;
Josephine Thorp, East Orange, N. J.
Two NUTS FROM MATTEAWAN: play in
1 act, by Vincent Bryan. [1], 9 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5210
~ ©1€ Nov. 3, 1915; D 43211; Foy
& Clark, New York.
Urtmras (Las) Rosas: comedia en 3
actos y en prosa, original de Juan
G[arcia] Poreel. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1916. 65 p.
12mo. : [5211
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 43285; Juan G Porcel, Madrid.
UNDER THE EAGLE; 3 plays with a pro-
logue and epilogue, by D. Potter.
Boston, Gorham press [1916] 70 p.
i2mo. (American dramatists se-
ries. ) Contents: Watchful wait-
ing.—Ycllow yielding—Bombast and
platitudes. 15212
oe: Mar 4, -1916; 2 e. Mar. 10,
1916: D 43259: Dorothy Potter, Le-
onia, N. J.
UP IN THE AIk: play with music in 3
acts. by W. C. Twitchell, music by
Arthur M. Fournier. [1], 72 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Libretto only] [5213
ae) fc Mar. 15, 1916: D 43329;
Waldo Collins Twitchell, San Diego,
Cal.
UtrerMosr (THE) FARTHING: play in
1 act, by H. B. Tedrow. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [5214
© 1 c« Feb. 26, 1916: D 48272;
Harry B. Tedrow. Denver.
VAUDEVILEAINESS (THE); skit in 1
act, by Tex Charwate [i. e., A. T.
-Charwate] 15 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5215
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 43202:
Arthur Tex Charwate, New York.
224
VEIN (THE) OF GOLD; play in 4 acts,
by R. Hughes, adapted from Perch
of the devil, a novel by G. Atherton.
[168] p. 4to. Typewritten. [5216
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1916; D 43171;
Rupert Hughes & Gertrude Ather-
ton, New York.
VICTIMS OF LOVE; play in 4 acts, by J.
Semkoff.
JALPN 4 PN NDA
,
-APNIYYO SASSER Ce
"= ji Newer <li! \'=
;
106 p. Svo. Ms. [5217
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1916; D 48085;
Julia Semkoff, Brooklyn.
,
eee oT bbl =i st f= =
terme \'\= 1 late \<
VIRGINIA; play in 3 acts, by G. M.
Nelson. [111] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[5218
© 1 e¢. Mar. 11, 1916; D 43297;
George Merwin Nelson, New York.
Voopoo’s (THE) PROPHECY; play in 1
act; -by. Basil Dickey.. .3.: pi: Ato.
Typewritten. [5219
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1916; D 43344;
Star company, New York.
WANING (A) HONEYMOON; 1 act dra-
matic composition, by F. J. Beaman.
[1]. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5220
© 1-c. Mar. 11, 1916; D 48293;
Fred J. Beaman, Washington.
WANTED—-AN ACTRESS; comedy sketch,
by Cecile Breton [pseud. of C. B.
Seat] [1]. 8S p. 4to. Typewriiten.
[5221
©.1-c.. Mar. -7,--1916;°D 43243;
Cecile Breton Seat, Chicago. ie
WAS WERDEN DIE LEUTE SAGEN!. ein
lustiges sttick in 3 akten, von Toni
Impekoven u. Otto Schwartz. Ber-
lin-Wilmersdorf. Felix Bloch erven,.
1916. 94 p. S8vo. [5222
© 1.¢ Mar. 13, 1916: D 42301;
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin-Wilmers-
Gort.
Way (THE) out; or, The one who
pays, 1 act play, by A. Long. 1 p.
4to. Typewritten. [5223
© 1c Feb. 28, 1916; D 43160;
Alves Long, Chicago.
Ways (THE) OF THE HEART; drama in
4 acts, by H. R. Gers. [101] p. 4to.
Typewriiten. [5224
Gi ¢ Mar...2, 1916; D 45207;
Harry Richard Gers, Louisville. -
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9225
WHEN GENIUS BURNED; opera bouffe in
dvact, by Fo. A. ‘Churehall)’ jes (i,
Sp. 4to. Typewritten. F5225
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1916; D 482538:
Frederick Arthur Churchill, jr.,
Cieveland.
WHO IS SHE? sketch, by H. E. Jensen.
14p. 4to. Typewritten. [5226
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1916; D. 48237:
Harold E. Jensen, New York.
WHY MEN LOVE; comedy in 1 act, by
Jacob Gordin.
DIYONP MYIVY “7 pA ONY ANE
oP TINA APY? PD OPN PON PN
{In The Day, v. 3, no. 469-471, Feb.
20-22, 1916) [5227
© Feb. 20-22, 1916; 1 c. each Feb.
24, 1916; D 438130; Alexander J.
Gordin, admr. of the estate of Jacob
M. Gordin, Brooklyn.
WINGED (THE) MESSAGE; 1 act vaude-
ville sketch, by H. M. Lethert. [2],
11 p. 4to. Typewritten. [5228
© 1 ee) Mar. 15, 1916: D. 45828:
Henry M. Lethert, St. Paul.
WITHOUT WARNING; play in 1 act, by
J. Westley. 11 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [5229
© 1 ¢ Mar. 1, 1916; D 438184;
John Westley, New York.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13, no. 3, 1916
WoMAN (THE); dramatie sketch in 1
act and 5 scenes, by W. F. Bardin.
[14] p. fol. Typewritten. [5230
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1916; D 43152:
William F. Bardin, New Orleans.
WoMAN’S PAGEANT; play in 4 acts, by
W. J. Viley and L. Jamison. [8] p.
fol. Typewritten. [5231
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1916; D 48155;
Wyla Jamison Viley & Lorena
Jamison, St. Louis.
play in 4 acts, by A.
[120] p. 4to. Type-
written. [5232
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1916; D 48352;
a Goodrich, Mount Vernon,
N.
YES OB NO;
Goodrich.
YESTERDAY, TO-DAY AND HEREAFTER;
nilitary allegory and comedy drama
in 5 acts, hv M. A. J. Zinkhan. Re
vised ed. [8], 58 p. 4to. Type
written. [5233
@© 1c. Mar... 1, J91G> ye 4aeee-
Mrs. M. A. J. Zinkhan, Washington.
You; just a small part of everyone,
play in 1 act, by H. Rempel. [1], 9 p.
fol. Typewritten. [5234
© 1c Feb. 17, 1916; D 43255;
Harriet Rempel, New York.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 654
unpublished and other one-copy dramas), printed in the catalogue
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AMHERST, Mass. Insurance maps of
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1916; F 29781;
New York.
Sanborn map Co.,
ATLANTIC Crry, All Americas exposi-
tion. All Americas exposition, At-
lantie City, N. J., 1919-1920, plan
showing proposed site, etc. 1915.
size 263 by 243 inches. . [5236
© Feb. 21, 1916; 1 ¢. Feb. 29, 1916;
1c. Mar. 9, 1916; F 28434; All Amer-
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Sh eae S
AvusTRALIA. Australia and the Philip-
pines. 1915. Scale 90 statute miles
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(Physical wall map series by J.
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© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
FR 28428: Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
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Size 6 by 84 inches. [5239
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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. Physical and po-
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BEARGRASS OIL AND COAL LANDS, Tex.
Map of Beargrass oil and coal lands.
Seale 1 inch to 400 varas. Size 534
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© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
F 28418; Beargrass coal co., Jewett,
Tex.
sed
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BEpDForRD, Middlesex Co., Mass. [In-
surance map] Feb., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an ineh. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5242
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. ‘15,
1916; F 29787; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Beminsi, Minn. Insurance maps of
Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn. Jan.
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an ineh. 14
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1O16°. F-29772; Sanborn map €o.,
New York.
BrITIsH Isites. Physical and political
British Isles. Fig. 887. Buffalo,
N. Y., Matthews-Northrup works.
Seale 87 miles to 1 inch. Size 84 by
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1916; F 28463; American book co.,
New York.
Buriineton, Ia. Burlington, heart of
the Middle West. Size 6 by 6 inches.
[5245
©) fan: 24° 1916: -2 ¢ wep 12;
1916; F 28400; McMullin & Woell-
haf, Burlington, Ia.
Butte, Mont. Map of mining claims,
Butte and vicinity, Montana. 1916.
Size 40 by 46% inches. [5246
© Feb:.24 1916; 2.¢e. Fé: 28,
1916; F 28401; Harper, Macdonald
& co., Butte, Mont. :
Capiz, Harrison Co., O. [Insurance
map] Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5247
©) . Beh: 24,1916 --.2 -e...Feb. 25,
1916; F 29762; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CAMDEN, Me. Road map of Camden,
Me., and vicinity. Scale about 1
mile to an inch. Size 14 by 10
inches. [5248
© Mar. 16, 1916; e. Mar. 16, .
1916; F 28438; John R. Prescott,
Ventonviile, Mass.
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CANADA. Physical and political East-
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-N. Y., Matthews-Northrup works.
- Seale 250 miles to 1 inch. Size 4
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New York.
Physical and political Western
Canada. Fig. 298. Buffalo, N. Y.,
-Matthews-Northrup works. Scale
250 miles to 1 inch. Size 4 by 6
inches. [5250
a Te) Webs 2s; 191652 se, SMa ery,
1916; F 28444; American book ©co.,
New York.
CEDAR Farts, Ia. Insurance maps of
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk Co., Ia.
Jan. 1916: Secale 50 ft. to an inch.
16 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5251
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢« Feb. 25,
1916; F 29765; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Marion Co., Ill. [Insur-
Jan. 1916. Seale 50 ft.
; 15 sheets, size 25 by
~ 21 inehes. [5252
© Mar. 17,- 1916 202«e,cMary 18,
..1916; EF 29795; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CuHicaco, Ill. Route map of nearby
Chicago territory, prepared by the
-Chieago tribune. uae 193 by 274
CENTRALIA,
--ance map]
to an inch.
inches. [5253
© Marivts 19163" 2%. Mar 10!
1916; F 2843838; Tribune co., Chi-
cago.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. Plano del es-
tado de Chihuahua. 1916. Size
214 by 20 inches. [5254
. @, Jan. 44, -4916:+.2. cam 48;
1916; F 28385;
Hayden, Ariz.
Edward G. Piper,
CHINA. Physical and political China
and Japan. Fig. 517. Buffalo, N.
Y., © Matthews- Northrup works.
Secale 505 miles to 1 inch. Size 6
by 84 inches. [5255
(cy Feb. 23)" 1916) 2c, “Mar 47,
1916; F 28459; American book co.,
New York.
CINCINNATI, O. Wagner’s complete
map of Cincinnati and the Kentucky
cities. Scale 3 inches to 1 mile.
Size 33 by 444 inches. [5256
© Mar. 16,:1916; 2 ¢&. Mar. 17,
1916; F 28469; Arthur C. Wagner,
Cincinnati.
ee ee
GUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, HeS.; v.48
CoALDALE, Schuylkill Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] Feb. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an ineh. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5257
© Mar.. 14, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 45,
1916; F 29786; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION, Wash.
Road map of Colville Indian reser-
vation and vicinity. Size 10 by 12
inches. Blueprint. [5258
© Mar..1,/19165 2c: Mar: 77a
F 28425; Clair Hunt, Colville, Wash.
CoRgNING, Perry Co., O. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5259
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
F 29771; Sanborn map co., New
York. .
Corpus Curisti, Tex. Map of the city
of Corpus Christi and its environs.
Scale 1 inch to 600 feet. Size 32 by
23 inches. [5260
© Feb. 25, 1916; "2 “ec Webs Zs:
1916; F 28402; B. M. Haberer, Cor-
pus Christi, Tex.
Covineton, Newton Co., Ga. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an ineh. 10 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5261
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2. c= Web 2s,
1916; F 29785; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
and
Daxota County, Minn. Atlas a
farm directory. St. Paul, Minn.,
The Farmer, 1916. °>38," 7120
ports., col. maps. fol.- $9.25. [5262
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 427185; Webb
pub. co.
DELAWARE. Rand-McNally new com-
mercial atlas map of Maryland and
Delaware. Scale 94 miles to an
inch. Size 21 by 28 inches. [5263
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
I 28321; Rand-MeNally & €0., Chi-
cago.
Insurance maps of
1915. v.. 8.. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. -2.p.-1., 105 1., size
25 by 21 inches. Bound. [5264
- ©: Mar. -16,-1916;- 2 ¢- Mar. 18,
1916; F 29799; Sanbor n map ©0.,
New York.
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit, Mich.,
MAPS
no. 3, 1916
DIXIE HIGHWAY. Map of the Dixie
highway showing every city, town,
village and hamlet throughout its
entire length, proposed by the Dixie
highway .assn. and also advocated
by the National highways assn.
Nov., 1915. Size 24 by 64 inches.
[5265
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ec. Feb. 28,
1916; F 28405; National highways
assn., Washington.
Kurore. Relief map of Europe and
British Isles. Size 74 by 18 inches.
[5266
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
FP 28427; Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul.
Fauyts City, Richardson Co., Neb. [In-
surance map] Feb. 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5267
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 15,
1916; F 29791; Sanborn map co.,
. New York.
FLAGSTAFF, Coconino Co., Ariz. [In-
surance map] Jan., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 17 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5268
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
F 29770; Sanborn map co., New
York.
FRANCE. Physical and _ political
France, Spain and Portugal. Fig.
433. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 149 miles to
linch. Size 834 by 6 inches. [5269
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1916; F 28450; American book co.,
New York.
FREEPORT, Ill. Map of the city Free-
port, Il. 1915. Scale 1 inch to 300
feet. Size 39 by 52 inches. [5270
me emee. 50, 1915: 2 e: Jan. 17,
1916; F 28258; Chas. S. Hepner &
A. C. Dresser, Freeport, Il.
GERMANY. Physical and political Ger-
many, Netherlands, Belgium and the
' Seandinavian countries. Fig. 407.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 140 miles to 1 inch.
[5271
feimeb. 25.) 1916; 2 ¢. -Mar..17,
1916; F 28448; American book co.,
New York.
GLouster, Athens Co., O. [Insurance
~ map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch, 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5272
- © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 e. Feb. 25,
1916; F 29766 : Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
5278
GREAT LAKES-ATLANTIC HIGHWAY.
Map of the Great Lakes-Atlantic
highway showing every city, town,
village and hamlet throughout its
entire length, proposed by the Great
Lakes-Atlantic highway assn. and
also advocated by the National high-
ways assn. Dec., 1915. Size 21 by
7 inches. [5273
© Dec. 29, 1915; 2 c.. Feb. 28,
1916; F 28407; National highways
assn., Washington.
GREAT PLAINS ROAD. Map of the Great
Plains road showing every city,
town, village and hamlet throughout
its entire length, proposed by the
Great Plains road assn. and also
advocated by the National highways
assn. Nov., 1915. Size 26 by 53
inches. [5274
@©eNovs 305191572". ep, 25:
1916; F 28406; National highways
assn., Washington.
GREAT PLATEAU HIGHWAY. Map of the
Great Plateau highway showing
every city, town, village and hamlet
throughout its entire length pro-
posed by the Great Plateau high-
way assn. and also advocated by
the National highways assn. Nov.,
1915. Size 7 by 29 inches. [5275
© Nov. 29, 1915; 2 ¢ Feb. 28,
1916; F 28403; National highways
assn., Washington.
HAMPTON, Va. Insurance maps of
Hampton, Hlizabeth City Co., Va.
Jan., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch.
42 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5276
© Meb: 26; 1916" *2-¢.) Hebe 28:
1916; EF 29779; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HENRICO County, Va. Map of Henrico
County, Va.,; compiled from actual
surveys and former maps revised to
date. Feb. 14, 1916. [5277
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
F 28419; T. Crawford Redd & bro.,
Richmond, Va.
Hopart, Okla. Insurance maps of
Hobart, Kiowa Co., Okla. Feb.,
~ 1916. Seale 50. ft. to an inch. 13
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [5278
©. Mar. 17, 1916; 2 e. Mar. 18,
1916; F 29793 : ~ Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
239
i
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Po
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SSS SSS ee eee ~ FS
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘5279
pt. 1, fs ee
Hooprrr, Dodge Co., Neb. [Insurance
cr Jan., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
meh. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5279
CG Feb. 24° 3916 =" Se Pep 25,
1916; F 29764; Sanborn map co.,
“New York.
-Hvupsparp Ciry,
Hill Co. Vex: finsur-
“:ance map] Jan., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5280
© Web: 24. 1916> 2c.” Febso25.,
1916; F 297638; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Idaho showing Blackfoot land
Jan., 1916: Seale 1 inch
Size 52 by 31 inches.
[5281
=. Mar. 6, 1916; 2. c Ma&urd4,
1916; F 28486; Idaho Falls club of
commerce, Idaho Falls, Id.
IpaHo.
- district.
to 4 miles.
InpIA. Physical and political India
and Indo-China. Fig. 508. Buffalo,
'N. Y., Matthews-Northrup works.
-- Seale 368 miles to 1 inch. Size 6
by 84 inches. [5282
“iO, Heb. 2, I9dG. 2 Ce War. dy.
' 1916; EF 28460; American book Co.,
New York.
INTERNATION AL PAVEDWAY. Map of the
International pavedway from the |
* Rio Grande to the Great Lakes show-
ing every city, town, village and ham-
let throughout its entire length, pro-
‘posed by the International paved-
“ Way assn. and also advocated by the
National highways assn. Dec. 1915.
Size 28 by 63 inches. [52838
©) Dee. 27, 195 26 “ene ae
1916; F 28408; National highways
_assn., Washington.
JONES County, Ia. Standard atlas.
+-Ghicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1915. 2
i- pe L, T-97, viii, x—xxiii p. illus.,
--ports., maps (part col.) fol. $15.00.
[5284
.-, .© Dec. 24, 1915; 2.c. and aff. Feb.
*“21, 1916; A 420882; George A. Ogle
’ & co., Chicago.
KersHaw, S. C. [Insurance map] of
Kershaw, Kershaw and Lancaster
@08.; 8. C. Jan. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
. @m- inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5285
© Heb. 2p, 1916; 2 ce: Kew 26,
“1916; F 29774; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
KEYESporT, Ili. [Insurance map] of
Keyesport, Bond and Clinton cos.,
Ill. Feb. 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
|
|
| inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [5286
| © Mar, 11, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar, ae
| 1916; F 29767; Sanborn map eo.,
New York.
LANCASTER, Lancaster Co., S.C. [In-
surance map] Feb. 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5287
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2c Mar. db,
1916; F 29790; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
LANE County, Or. Size 404 by 81
| inches. Blueprint. [5288
| © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 «© Mar. 4,
1916; F 28417; Alfred D. Collier,
Hugene, Or.
LawnsForp, Carbon Co., Pa. [Insur-
| ance map] Dec.,.1915; Seale 50 ft.
| to aninech. 10 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5289
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c Feb... 26,
1916; 29778; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
LASSEN County, Cal. Map of Lassen
County, Cai., 1916. Scale 3 miles to
linch. Size 32 by 23 inches. [5290
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. MEAP. 6G,
1916; IF 28421; Lassen County ab-
stract co., Susanville, Cal.
LAWRENCEBURG, Lawrence Co., Tenn.
[Insurance map] Feb., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size’ 25
| by 21 inehes. > Sp52ot
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1916; HF 29797; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Los ANGELES, Cal. H-z guide map of
Los Angeles, Gal. with patent. indi-
eator. Size 12 by 16. [5292
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2c. Feb. 23, 1916;
F 28435 ; German American trust &
Savings bank, Los Angeles.
McKENZIE County, N. D. McKenzie
County, N. D. In township form.
Scale 4 chains to an inch. 90 sheets,
size 113 by 114 inches. Blueprint.
[5293
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 7,
1916; F 28426; William Janson,
Watford, N. D. |
Macon County, lll. Map of automo-
bile trails, state aid roads, inter-
urban roads and railroads of Macon
County, Ill. Size 8 by 8 inches.
[5294
© Jan; 5; 1915-2 ¢. Jan: 10° 7916-
i. BocL., Deextur’ posting service,
Decatur, Ill. ;
236
oe, Tee, ee,
MAPS
no. 3, 1916
Physical and political Middle
Atlantic State. Fig. 115. Buffalo,
N. Y., Matthews—Northrup works.
Seale 62 miles to 1 inch. Size 84
by 6 inches. [5295
@eren. 25, 1916; 2 c Mar. 17,
1916; F 28453; American book co.,
New York.
MippLtE ATLANTIC STATES. Survey of
the Middle Atlantic group compris-
ing Virginia, West Virginia, Mary-
land, Delaware and the District of
Columbia. Size 34 by 46 inches.
[5296
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1916;
F 28210; National survey co., Ches-
ter, Vt.
Mission San Josze, Alameda Co., Cal.
[Insurance map] Jan., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [5297
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
F 29768; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Montecxiatr, N. J. Map of Montclair,
Glen Ridge and Bloomfield, N. J.
1916. Size 17 by 234 inches. [5298
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c Feb. 14, 1916;
F 283879; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
Moopy County, 8S. D. Seale 1§ inches
to a mile. Size 32 by 29 inches.
[5299
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1916; F 28414; Geo. A. Chorpening
& Theo. T. Meyer, Flandreau, S. D.
Natick, Mass. Insurance maps of Na-
tick including Cochituate, North Na-
tick, Felehville & South Natick, Mid-
dlesex Co., Mass. Dec., 1915. Scale
50 feet to an inch. 20 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [5800
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1916;
HW 29732; Sanborn map co., New
York.
NEDERLAND-BEAVER CREEK mines, Col.
Drumm’s detail map of the Neder-
land-Beaver Creek mines, Boulder
Co., Col. 1916. Seale 600 feet to an
inch. Size 24 by 30 inches. [5301
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3, 1916;
F 28420; Henry A. Drumm, Boulder,
Col.
NrEvADA, Story Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5302
© Heb. 26, 1916; 2 c Feb. 28,
1916; EF 29780; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
35430—16—_7
New EncLanp. Map of New England,
principal auto routes. Size 32 by 23
inches. [5303
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1916;
¥ 284382 ; Automobile legal assn., Bos-
ton,
Physical and political New Eng-
land States. Fig. 84. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup works. Scale 58
miles to 1 inch. Size 6 by 84 inches.
[5304
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c Mar. 17,
1916; EF 28457; American book co.,
New York.
NEw LEXINGTON, Perry Co., O. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5305
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 20,
1916; F 29798; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
New YorK (State.) New York, cen-
tral and eastern part. Size 25 by
19 inches. [5306
©i dan 20,1996); | 2:.e2 Jane 21;
1916" 28271: C. So Hammonde&
co., New York.
Size 12 by 19
inches. [5307
@* Jan: 20," 19162 °2.e Jane 72
1916; F 28272; C. S. Hammond & co.,
New York.
western part.
southern part.
size 12 by 19
inches. [5308
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1916;
F 282738; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
New York (City) Atlas of the
borough of Manhattan, city of New
York. Desk and library edition.
Various scales. 98 1., size 10 by 15
inches. Bound. [5309
©n dane. 17;- 1916 2°) eeJan. 19,
1916; F 28268; G. W. Bromley & co.,
Philadelphia.
NorFotk, Neb. Insurance maps of
Norfolk, Madison Co., Neb. Jan.,
1916. Seale’ 50 ft. to ant inch. ~15
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5810
(© Keb. 24, 1916: 2 &« Web. 525,
1916; F 29761; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
NortH CAROLINA. A survey of the
states of North Carolina and South
Carolina. Portland, Me. National
survey co. [1915] Size 33 by 48
inches. foaail
© Dec. 30,1915 ; 2-e. Jan. 8, 1916;
F 28209; L. V. Crocker, Chester, Vt.
237
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5312
NorTtTH CENTRAL STATES. Physical
and political North Central States.
Fig. 202. Bufialo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 114 miles
to 1 inch. Size 8% by 13 inches.
[5312
©-=-Feb.' 23; 191639):2 °c. Mar. 1%
1916; F 28466; American book co.,
New York.
NortH PoLtaR REGION. Fig. 361. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 510 miles to 1 inch.
Size 6 by 84 inches. [5313
© Heb.238)) 191632 <c.. Mar. 27,
1916; F 28464; American book co.,
New York.
OKMULGEE, Okl. Insurance maps of
Okmulgee, Okmulgee Co., OKI. Jan.,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 18
_ sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [5314
©) Feb: 25,1916: 2 -e.. Web...26,
1916; F 29773; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ORANGE, N. J. Map of the Oranges
and Irvington, N. J. Size 17 by 22
inches. [53815
@Qxudani?. 19OtG 522. .6,9 Janes
1916; F 28269; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
OxrorbD, Lafayette Co., Miss. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5316
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2. "c.. Mar. 18,
1916; F 29794; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
PaciFic STATES. Physical and politi-
cal Pacific States. Fig. 259. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 165 miles to 1 inch.
Size 84 by 4 inches. [5317
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1916; F 28449; American book co.,
New York.
PALESTINE. Palestine. Fig. 502. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 12 miles to 1 inch.
Size 84 by 6 inches. [5318
©... Feb. .23,. 1916: 2c. Maru,
1916. F. 28446. American book co.,
New York.
PALESTINE, Crawford Co., Ill. [In-
surance map.] Feb., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [5319
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1916; F 29796; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
pt...) IkSee
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Insurance maps
of Parkersburg, Wood Co., W. Va.
Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
39 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [5320
©: Mar. 16, 1916: 32 elisha
1916; F 29792; Sanborn map Go.,
New York.
PATERSON, N. J. Map of the city of
Paterson, N. J. 1916. Seale 1,000
feet to an inch. Size 21 by 223
inches. Pook
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 17,
1916; F 284389; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
PENNSYLVANIA. Pennsylvania, New
Jersey auto road map with roads to
Baltimore and Washington. Size 13
by 25 inches. [53822
© Jan. 12, A91G:: 2 eee
1916; F 28257; W. Nuneviller co.,
Philadelphia.
The pilot series, Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Size 3 by 5 inches. [53823
© Jan. 11, 1916. '2 eae
1916; EF 28254; Antoine de Beelan
Lovett, Brookline, Mass.
Pine County, Minn. Pine County,
Minn., the central location between
four large markets. Size 53 by 34
inches. [53824
©: Feb. 21, 1916; 2° € felsaes
1916; F 284387; Albert J. Hunt,
Hinckly, Minn.
PLATEAU STATES. Physical and polit-
ical Plateau States. Fig. 237. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 165 miles to 1 inch.
Size 84 by 6 inches. [5325
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ Meera
1916; I 28461; American book c¢o.,
New York.
Pratt, Pratt Co., Kan. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[53826
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c Mar. 15,
1916; F 29789; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
RAcInE, Wis. Wright’s map of Ra-
cine. Scale 8 inches to 1 mile. Size
204 by 33 inches. [5327
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 22,
1916; F 28475; Wright directory co.,
Milwaukee.
238
MAPS
no. 3, 1916
RiInGGoLtpd County, Ia. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1915. 2
mk, 7-81, villi, x—xxiii p. illus.,
ports., maps (part col.) fol. $15.00.
[5328
© Dee. 20, 1915; 2 «. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 418949; George A. Ogle
& co., Chicago.
RipLtEy, Lauderdale Co., Tenn. [In-
surance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5329
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢« Feb 28,
1916; F 29784; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ROCHESTER, Oakland Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 Sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5330
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 26,
1916; F 29775; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ROCHESTER MINING DISTRICT, Humboldt
Co., Nev. Size 33 by 28 inches.
Blueprint. [5331
son. 20, 1916: 1 e. Feb. 12,
1916; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1916; F 28399;
Samuel Edgar Montgomery, Reno,
Nev.
Rocky MouNTAIN HIGHWAY. Map of
the Rocky Mountain highway show-
ing every city, town, village and
hamlet throughout its entire length,
proposed by the Rocky Mountain
highway assn. and also advocated
by the National highways assn.
Nov., 1915. Size 24 by 6 inches.
[5332
©) Nov. 30, -1915; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1916; F 28404; National highways
assn., Washington.
Royat Oak, Oakland Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [5333
wey ep, 25, 1916: 2 c. Feb. 26,
1916; F 29777; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Russta. Physical and political Rus-
Sia. Fig. 478. Buffalo, N. Y., Mat-
thews-Northrup works. Scale 320
miles to 1 inch. Size 6 by 84 inches.
[53834
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 17,
1916; F 28447; American book co., |
New York.
v042
RUTHERFORD County, Tenn. Dixie
highway map of Rutherford Coun-
ty, Tenn. Size 22 by 20 inches.
[5835
©" Pept “24, 91916; 2 "e Mar. I,
1916; F 28416; Baird-Ward print-
ing co., Nashville.
SACKAMENTO, Cal. Insurance maps of
Sacramento, California. v. 2. 1915.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 991. size 25
by 21 inches. Bound. [5336
©) Web. ‘21, 19167. 2 'e> Feb. “23;
1916; F 29760; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
St. JOSEPH County, Ind. Map of St.
Joseph County, Ind. Chicago, IIL,
Standard map co. [1916] Scale 1%
inches to a mile. Size 41 by 44
inches. [5337
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
F 28424; Bert McClellan, South
Bend, Ind.
St. Louis, Mo. Insurance maps of St.
Louis, Mo. v. 12. 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 85 1. size 25 by 21
inches. Bound. [53838
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c Feb. 9, 1916;
KF 29737; Sanborn map co., New
York.
St. Paut, Minn. Terminal map of the
Twin Cities, prepared by Minneap-
olis industries assn. Size 203 by 34
inches. Blueprint. [53839
© Reb: 19° 19162 2c. Feb. ..25,
1916; F 28394; Minneapolis indus-
tries assn., Minneapolis.
Twin cities and surroundings.
Size 64 by 24 inches. [5340
Omreb. 21916 s-2.e. “Web: 225;
1916; F 28393; A. W. Warnock, Min-
neapolis.
SAYRE, Beckham Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5841
©” Hebe 25° 1916; "2". Feb. 26;
1916; EF 29776; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Sewarp PENINSULA, Alaska. Map of
southern portion Seward Peninsula,
Alaska, showing location of dredges
and mineral deposits. Size 30 by 42
inches. [53842
OM samt 1SStOIGs Qien Wan? Qt;
1916; F 28270; Andrew J. Stone,
New York.
239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
53435
SHELBY, Cleveland Co., N. C. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [53848
©) Mar, 14,:1916352 ‘eniart: 15,
1916; EF 29788; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
SoLaAno County, Cal. Official map of
the County of Solano showing Mexi-
ean grants, U. S. surveys, swamp
lands, political subdivision, cities
and towns, roads and railroads.
Seale 60 chains to 1 inch. Size 50
by 60 inches. [5344
©) dan, 2d, TOG. 2" .¢. tar. ik
1916; F 28473; Edwards N. Eager,
Fairfield, Cal.
SoutH AmeERICA. Physical and politi-
eal South America, eastern portion,
Brazil and the Amazon Basin. Fig.
339. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 850 miles
to 1 inch. Size 6 by 8% inches.
[5345
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c Mar. 17,
1916; F 28455; American book co.,
New York.
northern and western por-
tion, Colombia, Venezuela and the
Guianas, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
Wig. 345. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 3850 miles
to 1 inch. Size 84 by 6 inches.
[5346
© Heb.i23; AOIGso?, e.oMory 1%,
1916; F 28462; American book ¢o.,
New York.
— southern portion, Argentina,
Chile, Paraguay, Uraguay and part
of Brazil. Fig. 3841. Buffalo, N. Y.,
Matthews-Northrup works. Scale
350 miles to 1 inch. Size 8} by 6
inches. [53847
{C) ' Feb.» 23, 1916%:2>c.. Bara 4%;
1916; F 28454; American book co.,
New York.
SoutH ATLANTIC STATES. Physical
and political South Atlantic States.
Wig. 151. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
Northrup works. Scale 121 miles to
1 inch. Size 84 by 6 inches. [5348
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1916; F 28456; American book co.,
New York.
SoutH CENTRAL States. Physical and
political South Central States. Fig.
179. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-
pt. ©, BAS wos
SoutH CENTRAL STATES—Continued.
Northrup works. Scale 114 miles
to 1 inch. Size 83 by 138 inches.
[53849
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 e@ Mar. 17,
1916; F 28468; American book co.,
New York.
SoutH Potar Reeron. Fig. 863. Buf-
faio, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Scale 1,030 miles to 1 inch.
Size 6 by 84 inches. [53850
© Feb. 23; 19162 2 co aia ae
1916; F 28452; American book co.,
New York.
STONEHAM, Mass. Insurance maps of —
Stoneham, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
14 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[5351
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 « Feb. 28,
1916; F 29782; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
SuPERIOR, Wis. Superior atlas, plates
21-24. Size 27 by 51 inches. Blue-
print. [5352
21, 23; 24, ©: Mare 1334815
© Mar. 23, 1915; 2 ¢ each Feb.
28, 1916; F 28410-28413; McLean-
Kelly title co., Superior, Wis.
Union County, Ia. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 2
p. 1, T7838, Vili, x==xHl ps sis
ports., maps (part col.) fol. $15.00.
[5353
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 420881; George A. Ogle
& co., Chicago.
UNITED STATES. Industrial United
States showing principal products,
railroads and steamship lines. Fig.
81. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-North-
rup works. Scale 252 miles to 1
inch. Size 84 by 13 inches. [5354
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1916; F 28467; American book co.,
New York.
— Map of the United States. Size
13 by 21 inches. [5855
© Nov. 15, 1915; 2 ce, Mare-20)
1916; F 28471; Kenyon co., Des
Moines. .
Map of the United States show-
ing laws of all the states and terri-
tories relating to the payment of
negotiable instruments and indicat-
ing federal reserve districts. Size
6 by 94 inches. [5356
©. Jan; 12,:1916:.2 cestaneis
1916; IF 28256; David H. G. Penny,
New York.
240
MAPS
no. 3, 1916
o3dTL
UnitTep States—Continued.
— National highways map of the
United States showing one hundred
thousand miles of national high-
Ways, proposed by the National
highways assn. 4 maps, sizes 7 by
11 inches, 16 by 27 inches, 10 by 17
inches, and 5 by 8 inches. ppye
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. each 28428-
26451; EF Mar. 4, 1916; National
highways assn., Washington.
—— — showing principal transcon-
tinental highways and connecting
system of one hundred thousand
miles of national highways proposed
by the National highways assn.
Dec., 1915. Size 31 by 50 inches.
[53858
aS Dee. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1916;
F 28267; National ae ays assn.,
Washington.
Special map of junction and ter-
minal points in Central freight as-
sociation territory and adjacent
junction and terminal points. Size
37 by 40 inches. [5359
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 22,
1916; F 28474; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
— United States checkers. Size 174
by 32 inches. [5360
meetane ir, 1916; 2c. Jan. 31,
1916; EF 28392; McCormick labora-
tories, Dayton, O.
WasasH County, Ill. Dec. 1915.
Seale 1 inch to 3000 feet. Size 40
by 33 inches. [5361
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c Jan. 10,
1916; F 28212; Leon H. Murray, Mt.
Carmel, [11.
WASHINGTON, Franklin Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] Jan. 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [53862
heb. 26, 1916;-2 c. Feb. 28,
1916; F 29783 : Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
WASHINGTON (State.) Colville Indian
reservation, Washington State. Size
11 by 174 inches. [5363
jo Mar. 1; 1916; 2 c¢.. Mar. 20,
1916; F 28472; James E. McCrea,
Spokane, Wash.
WATERLOO, Ia. Map of Waterloo, Ia.,
compiled under the direction of M.
Huebinger. Davenport, Ia. Iowa
pub. co. 1916. Scale 300 feet to 1
inch. Size 72 by 80 inches. [5364
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1916; F 28470; M. Huebinger, Dav-
enport, Ia.
— —Map of Waterloo la. showing
streets, parks, public buildings ete.
Davenport, Ia., Iowa pub. co. [1916]
Size 22 by 22 inches. [5365
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1916;
I. 28415; M. Huebinger, Davenport,
Ta.
West InpiEs. See Mexico. Physical
and political Mexico, Central Amer-
ica and West Indies. Fig. 271.
[5366
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c Feb. 8, 1916;
F 28359; American book co., New
York.
WEST VIRGINIA. Bluim’s commercial
travelers’ map of West Virginia.
1916 ed. New York, Blum’s com-
mercial ‘map pub. co., ine. [1916]
cover-title, [8S] p. fold. map. 16mo.
$0.25. [5367
© Dec. 11, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
16, 1915; A 419021; Max L. Blum,
New York.
WINSLOW, Navajo Co. Ariz. [Insur-
ance map] Jan. 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [5868
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
KF 29769; Sanborn map co., New
York.
WORCESTER, Mass. Map of Worcester,
Mass. 1916. Size 344 by 28 inches.
[5369
©eheb. 21 .1916:.2 e. Meb: 28.
1916; F 28409; Drew-Allis co., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Woritp. Heat belts, by A. Supan. Fig.
591i. Size 4 by 6 inches. [5376
©r Hebs) 2as8 L916 2- e. . Mar. st@,
1916; F 28441; American book co.,
New York.
— Hemispheres [showing oceans
and polar regions. Fig. 350. Buf-
falo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. Size 64 by 13 inches. [5371
©P Pepi. 2381916272) ec Marc L,
1916; F 28465; American book ¢o.,
New York.
241
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Doz
pt. 1; fe. Von
- <a
WorLtp—Continued.
Ideal reference atlas of the world.
[New census ed.] New York, Chi-
cago, G. F. Cram company, 1916. 1
p. 1., 5-278. p. front: illus.,. ports.,
col. maps. fol. $3.90. me SY e4
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 427223; George F. Cram
co., Chicago.
Mean annual temperature, by A.
Buchan. Fig. 590. Size 4 by 6
inches. [5373
© "Webs 23 a9IS=s2- ae Marea 7,
1916; IF 28440; American book eco.,
New York.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916__
W orL_p—Continued.
Winds and temperatures in Janu-
ary. Tig. 365. Size 4 by 6 inches.
[53874
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 17,
1916; F 28442; American book co.,
New York.
—— Winds and temperatures in July.
Vig. 866. Size 4 by 6 inches.
[53875
© Feb. 23,1916: (2 ¢ Marae
1916; IF 28448; American book ¢co.,
New York.
450
i)
i)
CLASSES L AND M.
MOTION PICTURES
Notre.—From 1912 to 1915 the list of Motion Pictures was published in the
quarterly issues of Part 4 of the Catalogue. Because of the growing importance
of these entries they are now transferred to the monthly issues of Part 1,
Group 2, and arranged as an alphabet of titles to correspond with the list of
Dramatic Compositions which they closely resemble.
ACROBATIC ACTS. Split reel. [Title
changed from Trapeze work by Miss
Leitzel] [5376
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; M 518; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ACROSS THE HALL; written by Al. E.
Christie, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [5377
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7803; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
AcROSS THE LINE; written and pro-
duced by Jacques Jaccard. Reel.
[53878
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7464; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
AcROSS THE RIo GRANDE; Story by
George Marshall, produced by
Jacques Jaceard. 3 reels. [5379
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7380; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
AERIAL BUDS. Split reel. [5380
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; M 488; Universal
film mfg. co., inec., New York.
AFTER THE PLAY; Story by Robert Mc-
Gowan, scenario by Ben Cohn, pro-
duced by William Worthington.
Reel. [53881
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descerip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7670; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AIN'T HE GRAND? Written and pro-
duced by Roy Clements. Reel.
[5382
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7818. Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ALIAS JIMMIE BArTon. 4741. 2 reels.
[5383
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7879; Bio-
graph co., New York.
AMPHIBIAN ODDITIES. Splitreel. [5384
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; M 542; Universil
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ANGEL OF PIETY FLAT. 4727. 2 reels.
[53885
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 12, 1916; L 7396; Biograph
co., New York.
ANGELS UNAWARES. 2 reels. [53886
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L 7336; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
ARTHUR’S LAST FLING; written and pro-
duced by Rupert Julian. Reel.
[5387
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7566; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ARTISTIC INTERFERENCE; written by
Anna D. Wiiliams, produced by
Lucius Henderson. Reel. [5388
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7538; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AS FATE DECIDES; by M. de la Parelle,
produced by Rupert Julian. Reel.
[53889
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7597; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
AS IN A LOOKING GLASS; by F. C. Phil-
lipps, in 5 pts. Small reel. [5390
© title and description rec’d Mar.
13, 1916; 291 prints rec’d Mar. 28,
1916; L 7939; World film corp., New
York.
AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW ; by Pierce
Kingsley. Clippings from reel.
[53891
© title, description & 24 prints
rec’d Jan. 14, 1916; L 7415; K. & R.
film co., ine., New York.
243
i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5892
pt.:1, HS. vets
AT THE GATE OF SIN. Clippings from
roll. [5392
© title, description & 106 prints
rec’d Feb. 17, 1916; L 7656; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
AT THE TORRENT’S MERCY; by British
and Colonial kinematograph co., Itd.,
produced by O. H. Martinek. Clip-
pings from roll. [5393
© title, description & 46 prints
recd. Jan. 4, 1916; L 7344; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
AUDREY; by Hugh Ford. 26 prints 8
by 10 inches. [5894
© title, description & 26 prints
recd. Mar. 17, 1916; L 7840; Famous
players film co., New York.
AUTUMN; written and produced by O.
A. C. Lund. 5 reels. 1aa95
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916; L 7712; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., New York.
BATH TUB MYSTERY; Written and pro-
duced by Edwin McKim. Reel. [5396
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7860; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
4742. 8 reels.
[5397
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7845; Biograph
co., New York.
BATTLE OF TRUTH.
BEANED BY A BEANSHOOTER; by Frank
Lawrence; Theodore Marston, direc-
tor. Reel. [5398
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 18, 1916; L 7660; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Beast (A) or society; by Harvey
Gates, produced by Travers Vale. 3
reels. [53899
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7648; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BECAUSE HE LOVED HER; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5400
© title, description & 150 prints
recd. Jan. 21, 1916; L 7467; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
BEHIND CLOSED pooRS; by Eve Unsell.
5 reels. [5401
(i Dee, 27, AStS 2. e:,. ane 2,
1916; description Jan. 22, 1916; L
7478; Triumph film corp., New
York.
BEHIND THE CURTAIN; written by Rob-
ert Thomas Hardy, produced by
Henry Otto. Reel. | [5402
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 © and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7808; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BEN Brarr; by Will Tillibridge. 5
reels, [5403
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Feb. 23, 19165 4.168 359200:
Ivers, Los Angeles.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER; by Mack
Sennett. Small reel. [5404
© title, description & 468 prints
recd. Mar. 23, 1916; L 7885; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
BETTY, THE BOY AND THE BIRD; by
Wilifred North; Tefft Johnson, di-
rector. Reel. [5405
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7504; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
BETWEEN MIDNIGHT; written and pro-
duced by Carter DeHaven. Reel.
[5406
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; % Zemeeune
versal film mfg. eo., ine., New York.
BEYOND THE LAW. 3 reels. [5407
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c and deserip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7768; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Britt PrTEr’s Kip; by Marie A. Wing;
Rollin S. Sturgeon, director. 3
reels. ; [5408
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Jan. 27; 1916; ii (ses s5Ve-
graph company of America, New
York.
BILLIE’S HEADACHE; by Hmmett
O'Reilly, produced by Earl Met-
calfe. Reel. [5409
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion. Jan.. 3, 1916; -L :%3423;—Lubm
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BILLIE’S LUCKY BILL; by Mark Swan,
produced by Farl Metcalfe. Reel.
[5410
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7561; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BILLIE’S REVENGE; written by Lily
Wandel; produced by Earle Met-
calfe. Reel. [5411
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 7680; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
244
ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Pe, ee eae ee ee ee a ee
LIST OF
no. 3, 1916
MOTION PICTURES
0430
BILLy’sS REFORMATION. 2 reels. [5412
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916: 3 7333; L-Ko mo-
‘tion picture kompany, ine., Holly-
wood, Cal.
BIRTH OF CHARACTER; Dy Mare Ed-
mund Jones. Small reel. [Title
changed from Life’s crucible] [5413
© title & description recd. Jan.
3, 1916; 146 prints recd. Jan. 10,
1916; iy 7401; Equitable motion pic-
tures corp., New York.
BITTERSWEET; by Daisy Smith.
S. Sturgeon, director. Reel. [5414
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 28, 1916; L 7518; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Brack-tist (THE); by Marion Fair-
fax and William C. DeMille. 16
prints 8 by 10 inches. [5415
© title, description & 16 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7650; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., ine., New
York.
Brack (THE) orcHID; by Mrs. Owen
Bronsen; 'T. N. Heffron, director.
3 reels. [5416
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 4, ane L 7556; Selig
poiyscope Co., Chicago.
make
Rolin
BrAckMAireR (THE); story by R.
Sabatini, scenario by Calder John-
stone, produced by
Rupert Julian.
Reel. [5417 |
© Mar. 22, 1916; i. and descrip- |
tion Mar. 23, 1916; 7873 ; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ee New York ak. |
BLIND FURY; scenario by G. E. Jenks
and Leon D. Kent, produced by
Leon D. Kent. Reel. [5418
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L 7328; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
5 reels.
[5419
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 10, 1916; L 7791; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
BLINDNESS (THE) OF LOVE.
BLUE BLOOD BUT BLACK SKIN. 2 reels.
[5420
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 24, 1916: L 7691; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood, |
Cal.
Boitp (THE) BAD BURGLAR; produced by
H. C. Matthews. tas [5421
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
EHOn Ti Cio. a hee film mfg.
co., inec., New York.
by Julian Lamothe,
Edward Sloman. 3
[5422
and descrip-
7361; Lubin
BOND WITHIN;
produced by
reels.
© Jan. 5, 1916: 2e.
tran’ sams: 6 20tGrs EB
mfg. Co., Philadelphia.
BoONDMAN (THE); written by Louise
Keller and Edgar Lewis, suggested
by Hall Caine’s novel of the same
name. 6 reels. [5423
© Mar. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7860; William
Fox, New York.
BoNDWOMEN. 5b reels. [5424
© Dee. 15, 1915; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7551; George
Kleine, New York.
written and produeed
by Robert Leonar d. 2 reels. [5425
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan=5, 1916: L 7346; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Boos’s VICTORY ;
BooK AGENT’S ROMANCE; 2 reels. [5426
© Jan. > 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 7, 1916; L 7375; Essanay
film mfg. ae Chicago.
BORN OF THE PEOPLE; written and pro-
duced by Grace Cunard. 2 reels.
[5427
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 7, 1916; L 7775; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BoRROWED PLUMES; by Florence Blank-
enship, scenario by Helmar W. Berg-
man, produced by Ben Wilson. Reel.
[5428
© Feb. 11, 1916: 2c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7618; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BoueHt; by McClusky.
Small reel. [5429
© title, description & 116 prints
recd. Jan. 24, 1916; L 7486; World
film corp., New York.
Lawrence
Boy, THE GIRL AND THE AUTO; Story by
Neal Burns, scenario by Al. E. Chris-
tie, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [5430
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-_
tion Jan. 5, 1916; L 7350; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
245
CATALOGUE
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1,n.s., v.13
5431
BRIDESMAID’S (THE) SECRET. 2 reels.
[5431
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and ee
tion Feb. 25, 1916; 2 7702; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
BRIGADIER GERARD. 5 reels. [5432
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7828; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BricHTt (THE) LIGHTS; by Roscoe Ar-
buckle. Small reel. [5433
© title, description & 114 prints
reed, Mar. 10, 1916; i 7792; “Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
BRITAIN PREPARED; a grand kinemato-
. graph revue of the activities of His
Majesty’s naval and military forces.
Clippings from reel. [54384
© title, description & 352 prints
recd. Feb. 29, 1916; M 533; Charles
Urban, London.
BRITTON OF THE SEVENTH; by Cyrus
Townsend Brady; Lionel Belmore,
director. 4 reels. [5435
© Dee. 8, 1915; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7643; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Buck SIMMONS, PUNCHER; written and
produced by Leon Kent. 2 reels.
[5436
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7419; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BUILDING UP THE HEALTH OF A NaA-
TION, no. 2. Split reel. [5437
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; M 487; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
— no. 3. Split reel. [5438
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; M 502; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
— no. 4. Split reel. [5439
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; M 520; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BuTLeR (THE); written and directed
by Edwin McKim. Reel. [5440
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7766; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BY LOVE REDEEMED; by Alice Williams;
C. Jay Williams, director. 3 reels.
[5441
© Dee. tog 1915; 2 e¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 7, 1916; L 7372: Vitagraph
company of Ameri ica, New York.
CALL OF THE CUMBERLANDS; by
Charles Neville Buck. 5 reels.
[5442
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
tion Jan. 11, 1916; i WSes2 ee
Ivers, Los Angeles.
CANIMATED NOoOZ, no. 6; cartoon by
Wallace A. Carlson. Split reel.
[5443
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; M 539; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 4. Car-
teon by Wallace A. Carlson. Reel.
[5444
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; M 491; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
no. 5. Cartoon by Wallace A.
Carlson. Split reel. [5445
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 25, 1916; L 7701; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago
CAPTAIN JINKS OF THE HORSE MARINES;
taken from the comedy by Clyde
Fitch, arranged and directed by
Fred EH. Wright. 5 reels. [5446
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7460; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CARMEN; from the novel of Prosper
Merimée and from the opera by H.
Meilhaec and L. Halévy, photoplay
by Cines film co. Clippings from
roll. [5447
© title recd. Mar. 9, 1916; de-
scription recd. Mar. 18, 1916; 226
prints reed. Mar. 9, 1916; L T870;
Ugo Serra, Naples.
CASTE; by T. W. Robertson, photoplay
by Ideal film renting co., ltd. Clip-
pings from reel. [5448
© title, description & 46 prints
recd. Jan. 6, 1916; L 7368; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
Cat’s (THE) PAw. Clippings from
roll. [5449
© title, description & 89 prints
reed. Feb. 17,
films kompagni
Denmark.
1916; L 7653; Nordisk
A/S, Kopenhagen,
(THe) George Wright, di-
rector. 5 reels. [5450
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7355; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
CATSPAW
246
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 8, 1916 5470
CHAIN OF EVIDENCE 4730. 2 reels. | CINDERS; written and produced by
[5451 Robert Hill. Reel. [5461
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- © Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 26, 1916; i 7495; Biograph
co., New York.
CHANGE (A) OF HEART; by Julian La-
mothe; Leon D. Kent, director. 2
reels. [5452
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 1, 1916; L 7729; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Reel.
[5453
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7528; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Cutp (A) OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
CHIP’S BACKYARD BARN-STORMERS; by
James A. Fitz-Patrick. Clippings
from reel. [5454
© title, description & 105 prints
recd Jan. 19, 1916; L 7448; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
CHIP’S RIVALS; by James A. Fitz-Pat-
rick. Clippings from reel. [5455
© title, description & 32 prints
reed Mar. 138, 1916; L 7810; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
CHRISTUS; sacred history in 3 episodes,
*" photoplay by Cines film co. Clip-
pings from reel. [5456
© title, description & 450 prints
recd Feb. 28, 1916; L 7714; Ugo
Serra, Naples.
CHRONICLES OF BLoom CENTER. Apple
butter, by Maibelle Heikes Justice,
produced by Sidney Smith. Reel.
[5457
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
fion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7427; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
— No sir-ee Bob, by Maibelle Heikes
Justice, produced by Sidney Smith.
Reel. [5458
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7357; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Spooks, by Maibelle Heikes Jus-
tice, produced by Marshal Neilan.
Reel. [5459
© Dee. 18, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7337; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
When the circus came to town,
produced by Sidney Smith from the
story by Maibelle Heikes Justice.
Reel. [5460
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 11, 1916; L 7389; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
A A ES SS A A
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L T7577
film mfg. @o.,
; Universal
ine., New York.
CINDERS OF LOVE; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [5462
© title, description & 165 prints
recd Mar. 10, 1916; L 7793; Triangle
film corp., New York.
CIRCUS ROMANCE; by Mrs. Betty T.
Fitzgerald, in 5 pts. Small reel.
[Title changed from, Lunette of the
carnival] [5463
© title, description & 124 prints
reed Jan. 19, 1916; L 7447; Equita-
ble motion pictures corp., New York.
CITY OF FAILING LIGHT ;
Kelly, produced by
by Anthony P.
George Terwil-
liger. 4 reels. [5464
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916. 1) F359; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
CLARION (THE); by Samuel Hopkins
Adams; James Durkin, director.
Small reel. [5465
© title, & description recd. Feb.
15° 1OtG: 13 peints. recd. Mets.
1916; L 7635; Equitable motion
pictures corp., New York.
CopE (THE) or MarcriA GRAY; by
Frank Lloyd and Elliott J. Claw-
son. 5 reels. [5466
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 29, 1916; L 7720; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
CoNQUEROR (THE); by C. Gardner Sul-
livan. Small reel. [5467
© title, description & 345 prints
reed. Jan. 6, 1916; L 7869; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Cooks VS. CHEFS; by T. E. Powers.
Reel. [5468
© Jan. 21) I9iGs +2 eG Sane 28,
1916; description Feb. 1, 1916; M
508; International film service, inc.,
New York.
Corner (A) IN COTTON; produced by
Quality picture corp. 5 reels.
[5469
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7676; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
CrasH (THE): written and directed
by Wilbert Melville. 2 reels.
[5470
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar.
Mee CO. Philadelphia.
247
16, 1916 ; Ge 7829; Lubin’
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
D471
pt. ToS Wales
CREEPING TIDES; from the book by
Kate Jordan. Small reel. [5471
© title, description & 173 prints
recd. Feb. 28, 1916; L 7716; Hquit-
able motion pictures corp., New
York.
CRIMINAL’S DIARY; in 8 pts. Clippings
from roll. [5472
© title, description & 111 prints
reed. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7454; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
CRIMSON TRAIL; by Winthrop Kelley.
2 reels. [5473
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7849; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
CRIPPLE (THE) GIRL. Clippings from
roll. [5474
© title, description & 67 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7654; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, Kopen-
hagen, Denmark.
Cry (THE) oF HrRin; sub titles and
production from the old Irish bal-
lad Shemus O’Brien; by R. P. S.
Lefann, scenario by Francis Ford.
Reel. [5475
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7805; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Reel.
[5476
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan.) 22, 1916s... 7470: 4L-Ko
motion picture kompany, MHolly-
wood, Cal.
CUPID AT THE POLO GAME.
CUPID TRIMS HIS LORDSHIP; written
and produced by Al E. Christie.
Reel. No. Christie 3-C. [5477
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 7687; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CuRED; written by Mark Swan, di-
rected by Earl Metcalfe. Reel.
[5478
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 26, 1916; L 7496; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
DAD’S DOLLARS AND DIRTY DOINGS. 2
reels. [5479
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7677; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
DANCE OF DEATH; in 38 pts. Clippings
from roll. [5480
© title, description & 134 prints
recd. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7451; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
DARE DEviL BILL; written by Clay M.
Greene, produced by Earl Metcalfe.
Reel. [5481
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7817; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
DAUGHTER OF PENANCE; story Dy
Charles Saxby, scenario by Olga
Printzlau, produced by Henry Otto.
2 reels. [5482
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 22, 1916; L 7475; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DEACON’S (THE) WATERLOO; by Al. EH.
Christie. Reel. - [5483
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 7, 1916; L 7772; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DEBT OF HONOR; written and directed
by William Nigh, produced by Col-
umbia pictures corp. 5reels. [5484
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 26, 1916; L 7499; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
DEFENSE OR TRIBUTE? by Oscar L. Lam-
berger. Clippings from reel. [5485
© title, description & 39 prints
recd. Jan. 11, 1916; L 7394; Radio
film ¢co., ine., New York.
DESERT CALLS ITS OWN; produced by
Tom Mix and written by W. H.
Wing. Reel. [5486
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7482; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
DESERTER OF SUBMARINE S. 2; produc-
tion by Cines film co., in 8 pts.
Clippings from reel. [5487
© title, description & 262 prints
recd. Mar. 11, 1916; L 7809; Ugo
Serra, Naples.
DESPERADO (THE); story by Hugh
Johnson, scenario by Calder John-
stone, produced by Rupert Julian.
Reel. [5488
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7827; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DersportER (THE) 3 reels. [5489
© Feb. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 1, 1916; L 7781; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Destiny. 8 reels. [5490
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7584; Hssanay
film mfg co., Chicago.
248
1
,
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~
4
4
— "eS
wit a Le oS eee Se
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
5009
no. 3, 1916
DEVIL-IN-CHIEF; by Lanier Bartlett;
Colin Campbell, director. 3 reels.
[5491
© Dec. 23, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7356; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
DEVIL, THE SERVANT AND THE MAN; by
Anthony McGuire; Frank Beal, di-
rector. 38 reels. [5492
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7858; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Devizt’s (THE) PRAYERBOOK;
play by Max Marcin. 5reels. [5493
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 16, 1916; L 7640; George
Kleine, New York.
Devit’s (THE) Clippings
from roll. [5494
© title, description & 126 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7656; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
photo-
PROTEGE.
Deviz’s (THE) Tor; by Edward Mad-
den and Maurice E. Marks. Small
reel. [5495
© title, description & 106 prints
reed. Feb. 28, 1916; L 7715; Equita-
ble motion pictures corp., New York.
DIAMOND KING; in 38 pts. Clippings
from roll. [5496
© title. description & 88 prints
reed. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7453; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
DIAMONDS ARE TRUMPS: written by
A. M. Chisholm; William Robert
Daly, director. 3 reels. [5497
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7483; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
DIMPLEsS. 5 reels. [5498
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7620; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
DreLtomacy; by Hugh Ford. 14 prints
_§ by 10 inches. [5499
© title, description & 14 prints
recd. Feb. 23, 1916; L 7689; Famous
players film co., New York.
DISAPPEARING (THE) GROOM; Story by
Al. Cawood, scenario by Al. E.
Christie, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [5500
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L- 7627; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DISASTROUS DARDANELLES EXPEDITION}
pictures secured by Ashmead Bart-
lett. Reel. [5501
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916; M 531; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., New York.
DiscaRD (THE); by Charles Michel-
son; Lawrence Window. director.
5 reels. [5502
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L T7767; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
DISCONTENT; written by Lois Weber,
produced by the Smalleys. 2 reels.
[5503
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7432; Univer-
sal mfg. co., ine.. New York.
Dizzy HEIGHTS AND DARING HEARTS}
by Mack Sennett. Small reel.
[5504
© title, description & 177 prints
recd. Jan. 6, 1916; L 7370; Triangle
film corp:, New York.
Dott (THE) Doctor; by Helmer Berg-
man, produced by John Harvey. 2
reels,
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7753; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine... New York.
DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN; from AI-
bert Payson Terhune’s novel Dol-
lars and cents, adapted by Mark
Swan, in 6 pts., directed by Joseph
Kaufman. 6 reels. [5506
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7861; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
DoLiy’s scoop; by Hugh Weir, sce-
nario by Ida May Park, produced by
Joseph DeGrasse. 2 reels. [5507
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7617; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DousBLE (A) EVENT; by M. P. sales
agency, itd. Clippings from reel.
[5508
© title, description & 14 prints
reed. ¢ Wels, 1S, (1916 s*. 1... T66k-._B.
Nichols, London.
DRAGNET (THE); written by Willard
Mack; Frank Beal, director. 38
reels. [5509
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7520; Selig:
polyscope co., Chicago.
249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5d10
pt. 1,2 SG. aS
DREAM (THE) OF EUGENE ARAM; from
the poem of Thomas Hood; Colin
Campbell. 8 reels. [5510
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 19, 1916; L 7718; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
DREAMY DUD LOST AT SEA; Cartoon by
Wallace A. Carlson. Reel. Loot.
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; M 496; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
DRUGGED WATERS; scenario by Leonora
Ainsworth, produced by Wm. Dow-
lan. 5 reels. No. Dowlan 1508 C.
[5512
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L 7624; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Dums (THE) BanpiT; by Grace Cu-
nard, produced by Francis Ford.
Reel. : [5513
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7748; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DumB (THE) GIRL oF Portic1; from
the opera Inasaniello, adapted for
the screen by Lois Weber, produced
by the Smalleys. 10 reels. No.
Smalley 1250-C. [5514
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 74386; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Durr (THE) ; scenario by Jas. Dayton,
produced by William Worthington.
3 reels. [5515
© Feb. 14, 1916: 2c. and descrip-
from ep. 15, 216. i T6265) mic
versal film mfg. ¢co., inc., New York.
DURBOROUGH WAR PICTURES; by Wil-
bur H. Durborough. Small roll.
[5516
© title, description & 9 prints
recd. Dee. 20, 1915; M 500; Siegfried
T. Jacobs, Chicago.
ELECTION (THE) BET; written by
Mark Swan, produced by Earl Met-
calfe. Reel. [5517
© Jan 29, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 38, 1916; L 7543; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ELEVATING FATHER. 2 reels. [5518
© Feb. 9, 1916: 2c. and deserip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7604; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
|
and
EmMBopIED THOUGHT; by Julian La-
inothe, directed by Edward Sloman.
3 reels. [5519
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2c. and descrip--
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7480; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ETERNAL (THE) GRIND; by William H.
Clifford. 20 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[5520
© title, description & 20 prints
recd. Mar. 10, 1916; L 7797; Famous
players film co., New York.
EVANGELIST (THE); adapted by Clay
M. Greene, produced by Barry
O’Neil. 4 reels. [5521
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7488; Lubin
infg. co., Philadelphia.
Excuse ME; by Rupert Hughes, pro-
duced by Henry W. Savage, 5 pts.
Clippings from reel. [5522
© title, description & 76 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7589; Pathé
fréres, New York.
by William WH. Burlock. 5 reels.
jas
© Dee. 11, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7404; Henry
W. Savage, ine., New York.
FABLE OF FLORA AND ADOLPH AND A
HOME GONE WRONG; by George Ade.
Reel. [5524
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7459; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FABLE OF THE GRASS WIDOW AND THE
MESMEREE AND THE SIX DOLLARS; by
George Ade. Reel. [5525
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7582; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FABLE OF THE TWO PHILANTHROPIC
sons; by George Ade. Reel. [5526
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 73384; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FALSE FRIENDS AND FIRE ALARMS. 2
reels. [5527
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7740; L-Ko. mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
FAMILY (THE) SECRET; scenario by
James Dayton; produced by William
Worthington. 2 reels. [5528
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7578; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
250)
Lo
LIST OF
no. 3, 1916
MOTION PICTURES
5D49
Fatrat (THE) INTRODUCTION; written
by Ben Cohen, produced by Mur-
dock McQuarrie. 3 reels. [5529
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7785; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Fatry AND MABEL ADRIFT; by Mack
Sennett. Small reel. [5530
© title, description & 231 prints
recd. Jan. 14, 1916; L 7414; Triangle
film corp., New York.
FEET IS FEET; by T. E. Powers. Reel.
[5531
Sram. $1. 19165 :2\ c.. Jan. 22,
1916; description Feb. 1, 1916;
M 509; International film service,
inec., New York.
Fmo’s FATE; by Mack Sennett. Small
reel. [5532
© title, description & 76 prints
recd. Feb. 15, 1916; L 7634; Triangle
film corp., New York.
FIGHTING BLOOD; written and produced
by Oscar C. Apfel. 5 reels. [5533
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7667; William
Fox, New York.
FINAL CURTAIN; by Channing Pollock.
Clippings from reel. [5534
© title, description & 104 prints
recd. Jan. 21, 1916; L 7465; George
Kleine, New York.
5 reels. [5535
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7779; George
Kleine, New York.
Firing THE BUTLER; or The Butler’s
fire. Reel. [5536
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7564; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
FISHING RIVER LAMPREYS. Split reel.
Mm Sasi
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; M 492; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Fimr (THE); from the novel by
Booth Tarkington, adapted by Lois
Weber, produced by Phillips Smal-
ley. 5 reels. No. Smalley 1402 C.
[5538
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 77389; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
FLIRTING A LA CARTE. Reel. [5539
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jam. §,.1916;. L. 737T;..1-Ko
motion picture kompany, Holly-
wood, Cal.
Reel.
[5540
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L. 7330;- Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IF'LIVVERS’ DILEMMA. Reel. [5541
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7616; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FLIVVERS’ ART OF MYSTERY.
FLIVVERS’ HOUND.
Reel. [5542
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7421; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FAMOUS CHEESE
FLIVVERS’ GOOD TURN. Reel. [5543
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7384; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FLIVVERS IN THE DANCE OF THE SHIV-
VERS. Split reel. [5544
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; L 7491; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2 reels
[5545
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7526; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Fotty. 2 reels. [5546
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7507; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FLIVVERS. THE SMOKE EATER.
FoOoLING UNCLE; written and produced
by Edwin McKim. Reel. [5547
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7487; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Foot’s (A) GoLD; written by L. V.
Jefferson, produced by Richard
Stanton. 38 reels. [5548
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7874; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Foo.r’s (A) PARADISE; written and di-
rected by Ivan Abramson, in 6 pts.
24 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5549
© title, description & 24 prints
rec'd Feb. 5, 1916; L 7578; Ivan film
productions, ine., New York.
CATALOGUE OF
5000
Foou’s (THE) REVENGE; written and
produced by Will 8S. Davis. 6 reels.
[5550
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 14, 1916; L 7621; William
Fox, New York.
FoR A WOMAN’S FAIR NAME; by Mar-
guerite Bertsch; Harry Davenport,
director. 5 reels. [5551
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
fiom Web: 43 POIs ft) “W612 57 Vita:
graph company of America, New
York.
FoR THE DEFENSE; by Hector and Mar-
garet Turnbull. 16 prints 8 by 10
inches. [5552
© title, description & 16 prints
reec’d Mar. 2, 1916; L 7746; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., ine, New
York.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT; by Ivan Abramson.
12 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5553
© title rec’d Dec. 20, 1915; de-
scription ree’d Jan. 381, 1916; 12
prints ree’d Dee. 20, 1915; L 7558;
Ivan film productions, ine, New
York.
FOUR NARRATIVES; by Mare Edmund
Jones, produced by Paul M. Powell.
2 reels. [5554
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 16, 1916; L 7639; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
FourtH (THE) ESTATE; written and
produced by Frank Powell. 5 reels.
[5555
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 17, 1916; L 7430; William
Fox, New York.
FREDDY AIDS MATRIMONY; by Iidward
J. Montagne; Frank Currier, direc-
tor. Reel. [5556
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7820; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
FREDDY vs. HAMLET; by Ralph Ince;
Frank Currier, director. Split reel.
[5557
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 17, 1916; L 7836; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
FREDDY’S LAST BEAN; by Agnes C. John-
ston; rank Currier, director. Reel.
[5558
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. see
I"REDDY’S NARROW ESCAPE; by Edward
- Montagne; Frank Currier, director.
Reel. [5559
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- -
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7594; Vita-
graph company of America, New
Work:
FRIEND, BUT A STAR BOARDER. Reel.
[5560
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7846; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal. 4
FROM OUT OF THE PAST; by Ruth Hand-
forth; William Humphrey, director.
3 reels. [5561
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7596; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
FRuITS (THE) OF DESIRE; by Henry
Russell Miller. Small reel. [5562
© title & description reed. Jan.
29, 1916; 167 prints recd. Jan. 31,
1916; L 7559; World film corp., New
York.
GAME (THE) OF LIBERTY; by E. Phil-
lips Oppenheim, adapted and pro-
duced by George L. Tucker. Clip-
pings from roll. [5563
© title, description & 92 prints
recd. Mar. 16, 1916: th %$2a2> faut
H. Cromelin, New York.
GASOLINE (THE) HABIT. Reel. [5564
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 e, and de-
seription Mar. 21, 1916; L 7866;
Universal film mfg. co., ine., New
York.
GERTIE’S AWFUL FIX. Reel. [5565
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 29, 1916; L 7721; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Los An- ~—
geles. j
GERTIE’S BUSY DAY. Reel. [5566
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 73863; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
GOLD, AND THE WOMAN; written by
Mary Murillo, produced by James
Vincent. 6 reels. [5567
© Mar. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 13, 1916; L 7811; William
Fox, New York.
GOLD DUST. 2 reels. [5568
tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7505; Vita- © Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
graph company of America, New tion Feb. 19, 1916; L 7663; Essanay
York. film mfg. co., Chicago.
202
ae ee a ee — —— ————
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no, 3, 1916
5d82
GOLDEN CHANCE; by Cecil B. De Mille | Grarr—Continued.
and Jeanie Macpherson. 16 prints
8 by 10 inches. [5569
© title, description & 16 prints
recd. Jan. 24, 1916; L 7488; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., inc., New
York.
GOLDEN LIzs. 38 reels. [5570
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 19, 1916; L 7664; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
GRAFT. 5th episode. Grinding life
downb, suggested by Wallace Irwin.
Story by H. Weir and Joe Brandt,
scenario by Walter Woods, produced
by Richard Stanton. 2 reels. [5571
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 5, 1916; L 7348; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
6th episode. Railroad monopoly,
story by Joe Brandt and Hugh C.
Weir, scenario. by Walter Woods,
produced by Richard Stanton, sug-
gested by James Oppenheim. 2
reels. [5572
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip- |
tion Jan. 12, 1916; L 7397; Univer-
Sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
— 7th episode. America saved from
war, scenario by Walter Woods,
produced by Richard Stanton, story
by Joe Brandt and Hugh C. Weir,
suggested by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow.
2 reels. [5573
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7435; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
——Sth episode. Old King Coal,
scenario by Walter Woods, pro-
duced by Richard Stanton, suggested
by James Francis Dwyer, written by
soe Brandt and Hugh C. Weir. 2
reels. [5574
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; L 7490; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
— 9th _ episode. The insurance
10th chapter. The harbor trans-
portation trust; story by Hugh C.
Weir and Joe Brandt, scenario by
Walter Woods, produced by Richard
Stanton. 2 reels. [557
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
sony Webs: Si) 1916s (5Td< Wni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
——— 11th chapter. The illegal bucket
shops; by Walter Woods, produced
by Richard Stanton, suggested by A.
M. Williamson, story by Hugh C.
Weir and Joe Brandt. 2 reels.
[5577
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L 7625; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
12th episode. The milk battle,
scenario by Walter Woods, produced
by Richard Stanton, suggested by
Frederick S. Isham, story by Hugh
C. Weir and Joe Brandt. 2 reels.
[5578
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion. Feb. 23, 1916; L 7686; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
42411
—-138th episode. The powder trust
and the war, story by Hugh C. Weir
and Joe Brandt, scenario by Walter
Woods. produced by Richard Stan-
ton. 2 reels. [5579
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Heb. 29, 1916: LL (25 = Uni
versal film mfg. co., New York.
14th episode. The iron ring, writ-
ten by Walter Woods, produced by
Richard Stanton, story by Hugh C.
Weir and Joe Brandt. 2 reels.
[5580
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tions: Mars. fe 19916 34 CEs. Bni-
versal film mfg. cc., ine.,. New York.
15th episode. The patent medi-
eine danger, written by Walter
Woods, produced by Richard Stan-
ton. 2 reels. [5581
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7815; Uni-
versol film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Swindlers, written by Hugh C. Weir | —— 16th episode. The pirates of
and Joe Brandt, scenario by Waiter
Woods, produced by Richard Stan-
ton; suggested by Joe Mitchell
Chapple. 2 reels. [5575
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7536; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
35430—_16—_8 953
finance, story by Hugh C. Weir and
Joe Brandt, written by Walter
Woods, produced by Richard Stan-
ton. 2 reels. [5582
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- ©
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7865; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5D83
pt. I, BS vede
GREAT (THE) ADVENTURE; by Arnold
Bennett, produced by Ideal film
renting co. Clippings from feel.
[5583
© title, description & 35 prints
reed. Jan. 27, 1916; L 7515; Paul A.
Cromelin, New York.
GREAT PEARL TANGLE; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5584
© title, description & 181 prints
reed. Jan. 8, 1916; L 7383; Triangle
film corp., New York.
GREEN-EYED MONSTER; picturized by
Mary Murillo, produced by J. Gordon
Edwards, in 5 pts. 5 reels. [5585
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7348; William
Fox, New York.
GREEN STOCKINGS; by A. E. W. Mason,
in 5 pts. Wilfrid North, director.
5 reels. [5586
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrin-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7378; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
GREEN (THE) SWAMP; by C. Gardner
Sullivan. Small reel. [5587
© title, description & 489 prints
recd. Jan. 27, 1916; L 7512; Triangle
film corp., New York.
GRINNING (THE) SKULL; by W. HK.
Wing; Geo. O. Nichols, director. 3
reels. [5588
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7675; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Grip (A) oF GoLD. 47388. 2 reels.
[5589
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 8, 1916; L 7776; Biograph
co., New York.
Grie (THE) OF JEALOUSY; written by
Ida May Park, produced by Jos. De
Grasse. 5 reels. No. De Grasse
1499-0. [Title changed from Love
thine enemy | [5590
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7535; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
GuItt (THE) oF STEPHEN HELDRIDGE.
4733. 3 reels. [5591
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7641; Biagraph
co., New York.
GuLF (THE) BETWEEN ; written by Tom
Gibson, produced by Edward Slo-
man. 38 reels. [5592
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7781; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
(a eee pe aresore Ser
HAMLET MADE OVER; by Mark Swan;
Earl Metcalfe, director. Reel.
[5593
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 29, 1916; L 7717; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
HATE THAT KILLS; in 3 pts. Clippings
from roll. [5594
© title, description & 92 prints
recd. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7450; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
by Steele Mackaye,
photoplay by Wharton, ine. Clip-
pings form reel. [5595
© title, description & 138 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7581; Pathé
fréres, New York..
HAZEL KIRKE;
HE DID AND HE DIDN’T: by Roscoe Ar-
buckle: Small reel. [5596
© title, description & 156 prints
recd. Feb. 9, 1916; L 7593; Triangle
film corp., New York.
HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS WIFE;
adapted by Bosworth, inc., from the
book by E. P. Roe; produced by W.
S. Traylor. 5 reels. | 5597
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 19162 "te (550? 32
Ivers, Los Angeles.
Heart (THE) or Bonrra; written and
produced by Lynn Reynolds. Reel.
[5598
1916; 2 e. and deserip-
1916; L 7698; Univer-
eo., ine., New York.
York; by Walter Mac
[ Title changed
© Feb. 24,
tion Feb. 25,
sal film mfg.
HEART OF NEW
Namara. Small reel.
from, Human cargoes]
© title & description recd. Jan. 3,
1916; 186 prints reed. Jan. 10, 1916;
L 7402; Equitabie motion pictures
corp., New York.
Hearr or Pauta; by’ J. C. Iverse-S
reels. [5600
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7844; J. CG.
Ivers, Los Angeles.
HEART (THE) or SISTER ANN; by G. Hi.
R. Mayne, produced by Harold
Shaw. Clippings from roll. | 5601
© title, description & 88 prints
recd. Mar. 16, 1916; L 7833; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
HELL'S HINGES; scenario by C. Gard-
ner Sullivan; Thos. H. Ince, direc-
tor. Small reel. [5602
© title, description & 623 prints
reed. Feb. 15, 1916+ L 7636; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
204
[5599
yoy
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 3, 1916
5621
HER BAD QUARTER OF AN HOUR; by Anne
Maxwell; Courtland Van Deusen,
director. Reel. [5603
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7595; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
HER BETTER SELF; written and pro-
duced by Grace Cunard. 2 reels.
[5604
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; L 7412; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER BITTER CUP; Story by Kathleen
Kerrigan, scenario and production
by Cleo Madison. 5 reels. No.
Madison 1546-C. [5605
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7877; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER DEFIANCE. 2 reels. [5606
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7379; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER DREAM MAN;
duced by Lynn Reynolds.
written and pro-
Reel.
[5607
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7418; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER DREAM OF LIFE; by Lottie S. Beck-
elman, produced by Frank R. Beal.
Reel. [5608
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7856; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
HER FRIEND, THE DOCTOR; written and
produced by A. E. Christie. Reel.
[5609
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7671; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER GREAT HOUR; by Stanner BE. V.
Taylor. Small reel. - [5610
© title and description recd. Jan.
meta: 26% prints recd. Jan. 11,
1916; L 7400; Equitable motion pic-
tures corp., New York.
HER GREATEST STORY; written and pro-
duced by Lynn Reynolds. Reel.
[5611
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 1673; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER INVISIBLE HUSBAND; written by
Samuel Greiner, produced by Matt
Moore. Reel. [5612
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Mar. 7, 1916; L 7774; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER NAUGHTY EYES. Reel. [5613
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 1916; L. 7546; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
HER STEADY CARFARE; scenario by Al.
EH. Christie, produced by Horace
Davey. Reel. [5614
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7434; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER WAYWARD SISTER: written and di-
rected by Clay M. Greene. 38 reels.
[5615
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 26, 1916; L 7704; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Hero (A) IN SPITE OF HIMSELF; farce
in 8 pts. Clippings from roll. [5616
© title, description & 49 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7651; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
HeErRo (THE) OF SUBMARINE D-2; by
Cyrus Townsend Brady; Paul Scar-
don, director. 5 reels. [5617
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7788; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
HIGH-FLIERS. 2 reels. [5618
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7549: Univer-
sal film mfg. eo., inc., New York.
HIRED, TIRED AND FIRED; Written and
produced by Jay Hunt. Reel. [5619
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan 18, 1916; L 7483; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
His AUTO RUINATION; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5620
© title, description & 182 prints
recd. Mar. ' 10,1916; L. 7794; . 'Tri-
angle film corp., New York. *
HIS BROTHER’S PAL: adapted from a
story by Charlotte Walton Ayres,
produced by Ben Wilson. 2 reels.
[5621
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7754; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine... New York.
2959
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5622
HIS DAUGHTER’S DILEMMA; by London
film co., ltd. Film 92. Clippings
from roll. [5622
© title, description & 56 prints
recd. Feb. 24, 1916; L 7696; Paul
H. Cromelin, New York.
HIs HEREAFTER; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [5623
© title, description & 187 prints
recd. Feb. 10, 1916; L 7607; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
His MAJESTY, Dick TURPIN; by Grace
Cunard, produced by Francis Ford.
2 reels, [5624
© Feb: 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 1570; Uni-
versal film mfe. co., ine., New York.
His PRIDE AND SHAME; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5625
© title, deseription & 378 prints
recd., Mar. 23. 19165" (b “(se4 2 eri-
angle film corp., New York.
His RETURN; by Helen Bailey, pro-
duced by Cleo Madison. Reel.
[5626
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
on Jan? .5,°S916s 1. <4 sai
versal film mfg. co., ine... New York.
HIS SISTER’S CHAMPION; scenario and
direction by John H. Collins. 5
reels. [5627
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7868; Thomas
A. Edison, ine, Orange, N. J.
4732. 2. reels.
[5628
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7603; Bio-
graph co., New York.
His WHITE LIE.
Hoax (THE) HOUSE; by Raymond L.
Schrock, produced by Harry McRae
Webster. 2 reels. [5629
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion” Feby 28, 1916: i Tits Ane
versal film mfg co., New York.
Honor’s ALTAR; by C. Gardner Sul-
livan and Thos. H. Ince. Small
reel. [5630
© title, description & 351 prints
recd. Feb. 15, 1916; L 7633; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
Hop, THE DEVIL’S BREW; Story by
Rufus Steele, scenario by Lois
Weber, produced by the Smalleys.
5 reels. No. Smalley 1446. [5631
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 19, 1916; L 7443; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Hot (A) TIME IN ICELAND; or Sheeza
Bear, animated cartoon. Split reel.
[5682
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 1916; -M 512;. Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HOUSE OF REVELATION. 3 reels. [5633
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; L 7406; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
2 reels.
[5634
. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7759; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
House (THE) OF SURPRISE.
House (THE) THAT JACK BUILT; by
M. A. Dew. 2 reels. [5635
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12. 1916; L 7618; Marcus
A. Dow, New York.
How TO AVOID ACCIDENTS; by James B.
Douglas. Clippings from reel. [5636
© title & description reed. Jan.
17, 1916; 104 prints reed. Jan. 15,
1916; M 498; United gas improve-
ment ¢co., Philadelphia.
HoypvEN (THE); by William HE. Wing,
Dave Smith, director. Reel. [5637
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 5, 1916; L 7351; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
HUGHEY, THE PROCESS SERVER; by Olive
Flammer; Wally Van, _ director.
Reel. : [5638
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7541; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
HuMAN (THE) CAULDRON; by Seymour
Garland; Harry Lambart, director.
8 reels. [5639
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7761; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
Huntep (THE) womMAN; by James QO.
Curwood; S. Rankin Drew, director.
5 reels. [5640
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 19, 1916; L 7666; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Husks; by James Oliver Curwood;
William Murphy, director. 3 reels.
[5641
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar 17, 1916; L 7837; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
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:
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LIST OF MOTION
no. 3, 1916
ILL GET HER YET; written and pro-
duced by Roy Clements. 2 reels.
[5642
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7672; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IN A CAGE WITH POLAR BEARS. Split
reel, [5643
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; M 503; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
In ArcapDiaA; by W. A. Tremayne;
Courtlandt Van Deusen, director.
Reel. [5644
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 22, 1916; L 7469; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
IN DREAMY JUNGLE TOWN. Reel. [5645
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; L 7494; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IN HIS OWN TRAP; written by William
Addison Lathrop, produced by Ben
Wilson. 8 reels. [5646
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan, 22, 1916; L 7472; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IN THE HEART OF A SHELL; produced by
H. C. Matthews. Reel. [5647
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7733; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IN THE NIGHT; by H. W. Bergman. 3
reels. [5648
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
_ tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7598 ; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
INDIAN (THE). 4735. 3reels. [5649
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 24, 1916; L 7690; Biograph
co., New York.
INNER SOUL; written by F. McGrew
Willis, produced by Leon Kent. 2
reels. [5650
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 22, 1916; L 7473; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
INNOCENCE OF RutTH; John H. Collins,
director. 5 reels. [5651
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7461; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
INSOMNIA; written by Mark Swan,
- produced by Earl Metcalfe. Reel.
[5652
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7439; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
9
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PICTURES
5662
INTRODUCING KRAZY KAT AND IGNATZ
Mouse; by George Herriman, ani-
mated by Leon Searl. Reel. [56538
© Feb. 18, 1916: 2 c. Feb. 23, 1916;
description Feb. 24, 1916; M 529;
International film service, ine., New
York.
INTRUDER (THE) ; a sequel to The edge
of things. 2 reels. [5654
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7799; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Tron (THE) RIVALS; written by F. M.
Wiltermood, produced by Henry Mc-
Rae. 2 reels. [5655
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7804; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IRON WILL. 4731. 3 reels. [5656
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 4, 1916; L 7554; Biograph
co., New York.
ISLAND (THE) OF HAPPINESS; by J.
Alexander Leggett. Clippings from
reel, [5657
© title, description & 28 prints
reed. Mar. 6, 1916; L 7769; Leggett-
Gruen corp., New York.
ISLAND (THE) OF SURPRISE; by Cyrus
Townsend Brady; Paul Scardon, di-
rector. 5 reels. [5658
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 19, 1916; L 7445; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
IT NEARLY HAPPENED; by Allen Curtis.
Reel. [5659
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7851; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
JANE’S BASHFUL HERO; by Paul West;
George Baker, director. Reel. [5660
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7424; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
JANE’S HUSBAND; by Elizabeth R. Car-
penter; George Baker, director.
Reel. [5661
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Home Mark. <2 TOG Se Visa. Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
JANITOR’S BUSY DAY; by Al. E. Chris-
tie. Reel. [5662
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7864; Uni-
versal film mfg. co. inc., New York.
o¢
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
0663
pt. 1, n.s., v. 13
JEANNE Dore. 5 reels. [5663
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7366; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JOCKEY (THE) OF DEATH; by Alfred
Lynd. Clippings from reel. [5664
© title, description & 138 prints
recd. Mar. 22, 1916; L 7871; G. Cip-
pico, New York.
JOE BoOKO’S ADVENTURES; Carlston’s
eartoons. Split reel. [5665
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; M 521; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JOHN NEEDHAM’S DOUBLE; story by
Joseph Hatton, adapted by Olga
Printzlau, produced by the Smalleys.
5 reels. [5666
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7843; Bluebird
photoplays, ine, New York.
JOHN PELLET’S DREAM; written and
produced by Rupert Julian. Reel.
[5667
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7646; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN; by Louis
N. Parker, in 6 pts. Clippings from
reel. [5668
© title & description recd. Jan. 18,
1916; 90 prints reed. Dec. 27, 1915;
L 7441; Dormet film co., inc., New
York.
JOYCEH’S STRATEGY. 2 reels. [5669
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7855; Hssa-
nay film mfg. co., Chicago.
Joys (THE) ELOPE; by T. E. Powers.
Reel. [5670
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; M 559; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
JupGE (THE); by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [5671
© title, description & 105 prints
reed.- Mar: 10, 1916; L 7795; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
JUST PLAIN FOLKS; written by Leo-
nora Ainsworth, produced by Wil-
liam Dowlan. 3 reels. [5672
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; L 7410; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
KENNEDY SQUARE; by F. Hopkinson
Smith; S. Rankin Drew, director.
5 reels. [5673
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1,. 1916; Ii 7540;- Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Kine (THE) OF COOKS; by George
Kleine; 1 pt. Clippings from reel.
[5674
© title, description & 40 prints
recd. Feb. 11, 1916; L 7609; George
Kleine, New York.
KNIGHT (A) OF THE RANGE; scenario
by Harry D. Carey, produced by
Jacques Jaccard. 5 reels. [5675
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 19, 1916; L 7442; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2 reels.
[5676
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 21,1916; L 7457; L-Ko mo-
KNOCKS AND OPPORTUNITIES.
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Krazy Kat AND IGNATZ Mouse: He
made me love him; by George Herri-
man, animated by Frank Moser.
Reel. [5677
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; M 560; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
— Ignatz believes in ($) signs; by
George Herriman, animated by Leon
Searl. Reel. [5678
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Feb. 26, 1916; M 532; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
Krazy KAT AND IGNATZ MOUSE DIS-
CUSS THE LETTER G; cartoon by
George Herriman, animated by
Frank Moser. Reel. [5679
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; M 556; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
KRAzY KAT AND IGNATZ MOUSE IN
THEIR ONE ACT TRAGEDY, THE TALE OF
THE NUDE TAIL; cartoon by George
Herriman, animated by Leon Searl.
Reel. [5680
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; M 554; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
KRAzZY KAT GOES A-WOOING; cartoon
by George Herriman, animated by
Leon Searl. Reel. [5681
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; M 557; Inter-
national film service, ine., New York.
258
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LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 3, 1916
LApy RAFFLES RETURNS; written and
produced by Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford. 2 reels. [5682
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 78638; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LAND (THE) ABOVE THE CLOUDS. Split
reel. [5683
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; M 528; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Last (THE) Act; by Le Monte Wald-
ron. Small reel. [5684
© title, description & 362 prints
Feca, hep.) 29. 1916;. L T7728; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
LAVINA COMES HOME; Story by Isabel
Ostrander, scenario by Leonard
Ainsworth, produced by William C.
Dowlan. 2 reels. [5685
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L (744; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LAW OF LIFE. 3 reels. [5686
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
fen Jan. 3, 1916; L 17332; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LAw’s (THE) INJUSTICE; by Julian
Louis Lamothe, produced by Ed-
ward Sloman. 3 reels. [5687
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7425; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
LEAP AND LOOK THEREAFTER; produced
by Allen Curtis. Reel. [5688
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7569; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LIGHTHOUSE CATASTROPHE; in 4 pts.
Clippings from roll. [5689
© title, description & 113 prints
reed. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7455; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, New
York.
Lion’s (THE) BREATH; story by Ruth
Snyder, scenario by Al. E. Christie,
produced by Horace Davey. Reel.
[5690
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916; L 7710; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
LITTLE MADEMOISELLE; by Mark Swan.
Small reel. [5691
© title recd. Sept. 27, 1915; de-
seription recd. Dec. 20, 1915; 167
prints recd. Sept. 27, 1915; L 7345;
ea film corp., New York.
5700
LITTLE MASCOT; by H. C. Matthews.
2 reels. [5692
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion: Jan. Si 1916" Ty) 7382 +. Uni-
versal film mfg. ¢co., inc., New York.
LIVE CHASE; 4726. 3 reels. [56938
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; L 7409; Bio-
graph co., New York.
LIVE WIRES AND LOVE SPARKS. 8 reels.
[5694
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7798; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Livine (THE) LIE; scenario by F. Me.
Grew Willis, produced by Leon D.
Kent. 3 reels. [5695
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 1916; L 7548; Univer-
sal film mfg: co., ine., New York.
LONESOMENESS ; written and produced
by Lynn Reynolds. Reel. [5696
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7786; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Lorp JOHN’S JOURNAL. 8rd adventure.
Three-fingered Jenny. By C. N. and
A. M. Williamson, scenario by Har-
vey Gates, produced by Edward Le-
Saint. Story appearing in McClure’s
magazine for Feb. 3 reels. [5697
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; L 7492; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
— 4th adventure. The eye of Horus.
Scenario by Harvey Gates, produced
by Edward LeSaint. 3 reels. [5698
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 7684; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
Lorps (THE) OF HIGH DECISION;
adapted by William H. Lippert from
the novel by Meredith Nicholson. 5
reels. [5699
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 1916; L 7547; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Lost (THE) BRIDEGROOM; by Willard
Mack. 15 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[5700
© title, description & 15 prints
recd. Mar. 10, 1916; L 7796; Famous
players film co., New York.
209
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt..i, Se
LOVE, AND VACCINATION; Story by H. | Lure (THE) OF HEARTS’ DESIRE; from
Wendell Phillips, produced by Al. E.
Christie. Reel. [5701
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7816; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LovE IN A WooD; a modern romance
adapted from Shakespeare’s AS you
like it, by Kenelm Foss, produced by
London film co. Clippings from roll.
[5702
© title, description & 49 prints
recd. Mar. 1, 1916; L 7732; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
written
Reel.
[5708
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 25, 1916; L 7699; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LOVE LAUGHS AT THE LAW;
and produced by Allen Curtis.
LOVE ONE ANOTHER; by Mark Swan,
produced by Earl Metcalfe. Reel.
[5704
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7852; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Samuel Greiner,
Reel.
[5705
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L T52; Uni-
versal film mfg co., inc., New York.
LOVE SPASMS; by
produced by Harry ©. Myers.
LOVE WILL CONQUER; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5706
© title, description & 242 prints
recd. Feb. 10, 1916; L 7608; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
Lovety Mary; scenario by Richard
Barry, directed by Edgar Jones. 5
reels. [5707
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 17, 1916; L 78384; Colum-
- bia pictures corp., New York.
LOVE’S CRUCIBLE; by Jules Eckert
Goodman. Small reel. [5708
© title & description recd. Feb.
15. 1916; 231 prints recd. Feb. 12,
1916; L 7632; World film corp., New
York.
Clippings from roll.
[5709
© title, description & 68 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7655; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
LOVE’S DESIRE.
the original manuscript by Aaron
Hoffman; Francis J. Gordon, direec-
tor. 5 reels. [5710
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 © and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7431; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
MaAcsetH; by Arthur Bouchier, in 4
pts. Clippings from reel. [5711
© title & description recd. Mar. 7,
1916; 21 prints reed. Mar. 13, 1916;
L 7824; Lucky film producers, New
York.
MADAME CupBiIstT; by Elaine Sterne,
preduced by Lucius Henderson. 2
reels. [5712
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7647; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MADAME LA PRESIDENTE; by M. Elliott
Clawson. 5 reels. [5713
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7462; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
MADAME X; by William E. Burlock. 6
reels. [5714
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Jan. 13, 1916; L 7405; Henry
W. Savage, ine., New York. ‘
— produced by Henry W. Savage.
Clippings from reel. [5715
© title, description & 119 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7591; Pathé
fréres, New York.
Mapcap (THE) QUEEN OF CRONA; writ-
ten by Grace Cunard, produced by
Francis Ford. 2 reels. [5716 -
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7812; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MADELAINE Moreu. 4740. 3 reels. [5717
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7880; Bio-
graph co., New York.
Mason BLuFF’S ADVENTURES. Split
reel. = [5718
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; M 497; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MAKING Goop; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [5719
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7606; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MAN AND HIS ANGEL; by Stanley Dark.
5 reels. [5720
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7748; Triumph
film corp., New York. %
260
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 3, 1916
“D740
MAN AND His soun. 5 reels. [5721
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 4, 1916; L 7555; Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
MAN AND MORALITY; written and pro-
duced by Henry C. Myers. 3 reels.
[5722
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7365; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Man (THE) HE USED TO BE; by John
Kelly, produced by Eugene Mullin.
3 reels. [5723
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L 7629; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Man (THE) IN HIM. 2 reels. [5724
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7601; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MAN INSIDE; adapted by R. L. Schrock
from the novel, produced by J. S.
Adolphi. 5 reels. [5725
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 5, 1916; L 7349; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Man (THE) WITH
FINGER. Series 2.
midnight express. Clippings from
roll. [5726
© title, description & 143 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7658; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, Kopenha-
gen, Denmark.
THE MISSING
Mystery of the
MAN’s work. 38 reels. [5727
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7842; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MARBLE (THE) HEART; adapted by
Herbert Brennon, produced by Kee-
nan Buel. 5 reels. [5728
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7762; William
Fox, New York.
MARRIED ON THE WING: by Ben Cohn,
produced by Ernest Shields. Reel.
[5729
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7668; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MASTER PHYSICIAN; in 4 pis. Clip-
pings from roll. [5730
© title, description & 73 prints
recd Jan. 26, 1916; L 7502; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, New York.
Meat (THE) PACKING INDUSTRY. Clip-
pings from roll. [5731
© title, description & 132 prints
rec’d Mar. 21, 1916; M 558; Sulz-
berger & sons co., Chicago.
MeEereELy Mary ANN; by Israel Zang-
will, picturized and produced by
John G. Adolfi and John W. Kel-
lette. 5 reels. [5732
© Feb. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 7, 1916; L 7574; William
Fox, New York.
MIcE AND MEN; by Hugh Ford. 23
prints 8 by 10 inches. [5733
© title, description & 23 prints
rec’d Jan. 5, 1916; L 7354: Famous
players film co., New York.
MINGLING SPIRITS; story by Robert
McGowan, scenario by Al. E. Chris-
tie, produced by Al. E. Christie.
Reel. [5734
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Hion: Jan #1, 1915<° 8, 7692 ;- Gni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Miseaps or Musty Swurrer, no. 6.
The lightning bell-hop. Clippings
trom reel. [5735
© title, description & 28 prints
rec'd Jan. 22, 1916; L 7476; George
Kleine, New York.
ne. 7. Bells and belles. Clip-
pings from reel. [5736
© title, description & 31 prints
rec'd Jan. 22, i916; L T7477; George
Kleine, New York.
no. 8. Just imagination. Clip-
pings from reel. [5737
© title, description & 31 prints
rec’d Mar. 2, 1916; L 7745; George
Kleine, New York.
Out of order.
no. 9. Clippings
from reel. [5738
© title, description & 25 prints
rec’d Mar. 14, 1916; L 7822; George
Kleine. New York.
no. 10. Coming down. Clippings
from reel. [5739
© title, description & 26 prints
rec’d Mar. 22, 1916; L 7872; George
Kleine, New York.
MISLEADING LADY; by Charles W. God-
dard and Paul Dickey, in 5 pts. 5
reels. e 15140
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
ticn Jan. 13. 1916: L 7408; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
61
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
di41
pt. 1s. yaa
Miss WARREN’S BROTHER; by Mrs. Owen
~' Bronson; Theodore Marston, direc-
tor. 8 reels. [5741
© Mar. 6, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 10, 1916; L 7789; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Missine (THE) LOCKET. Reel. [5742
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7565; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mr. JACK, A HALL ROOM HERO; by Paul
West; C. Jay Williams, director.
Reel. [5743
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 18, 1916; L 7659; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Mr. JACK DUCKS THE ALIMONY; Dy
Wm. B. Courtney; C. J. Williams,
director. Reel. [5744
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916: L 7709; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Mr. JACK INSPECTS Paris; by Fred H.
James; C. Jay Williams, director.
Reel. [5745
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7881; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Mr. JACK, THE HASH MAGNATE; by R.
T. Whytock; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector. Reel. [5746
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7763; Vita-
graph. company of America, New
York.
Mr. JACK TRIFLES; by Bruno Lessing;
C. Jay Williams, director. Reel.
[5747
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7783; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
Mr. JACK WINS THE DOUBLE CROSS; by
Paul West; C. J. Williams, director.
Reel. [5748
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 25, 1916; L 7697; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Mr. McIpiIovT’s ASSASSINATION. Reel.
[5749
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Yan. 15, 1916; L 7428; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Mr. Nopopy HOLME, HE BUYS A JITNEY ;
by T. E. Powers, animated by Leon
Searl. Reel. [5750
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916:
description Feb. 5, 1916; M 517; In-
ternational film service, inc., New
York.
Mrs. DANE’S DANGER; by Charles L.
Gaskill; Wilifrid North, director. 4
reels. [5751
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 4, 1916; L 7553; Vitagraph.
company of America, New York.
Mrs. GREEN’S MISTAKE; written and
produced by Allen Curtis. Reei.
aioe
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 22, 1916: Te TATA ; atte
film mfg. co., ine., "New York.
Mrx-up (A) IN MOvrEes; written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel. [5753
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 19165 & jails sene
polyscope co., Chicago.
MIXED COLOR SCHEME; by T. Hayes.
Hunter. Clippings from reel. [5754
© title, description & 15 prints
reed. Jan. 5, 1916; L 5353; George
Kleine, New York.
MixrEp KIDS; written by Al. EH. Chris-
tie, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [5755
©- Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; Ie 75387 ; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mopet (THE) HUSBAND; written by
Samuel Greiner, produced by Harry
Myers. 2 reels. [5756
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7876; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mopern (A) EnocH ARDEN; by Mack
Sennett. Small reel. [5757
© title, description & 400 prints
recd. Jan. 31, 1916; L 7530; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
Moprern (A) Pavt; by Julian L. La-
mothe; produced by Melvin Mayo.
3 reels. [5758
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7521;- Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
MonnNA VANNA; from drama of Mau-
rice Maeterlinck. 3 reels. [5759
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7848; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
262
:
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LIsT OF
no. 3, 1916
Morat (THE) FABRIC; by C. Gardner
Sullivan. Small reel. [5760
© title, description & 371 prints
recd. Mar. 21, 1916; L 7869; Trian-
gle film corp., New York.
Movie (A) star; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [5761
© title, description & 122 prints
reed. Feb. 9, 1916; L 7592; Triangle
film corp., New York.
MUcHLY MARRIED; scenario by Aaron
E. Bishop, produced by Allen Curtis.
Reel. [5762
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion “Mar. 11, 1916; L 7807; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
My LApDy IncoG; by William Clifford.
20 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5763
© title, description & 20 prints
recd. Jan. 15, 1916; L 7429; Famous
players film co., New York.
My LADY’S SLIPPER; by Cyrus Town-
send Brady; Ralph Ince, director.
5 reels. [5764
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
mon Jan. 15, 1916; L 7423; Viia-
graph company of America, New
York.
Mystery (THE) oF ORcCIVAL. 4737. 3
reels. [5765
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7734; Biograph
co., New York. :
NAN GOOD FOR NOTHING. Reel. [5766
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
nen Jan. 22, 1916; L 7471; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
NEAL OF THE Navy. Sth episode. The
Sun worshippers; by Balboa amuse-
ment co. Clippings from reel. [5767
© title, description & 77 prints
Feed. Web. 8, 1916; L 7582: Pathé
fréres, New York.
N@’ER-DO-WELL; by Rex Beach; Colin
Campbell, director. 10 reels. [5768
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L 7338; Selig poly-
seope co., Chicago.
NEVER AGAIN; by T. E. Powers, ani-
mated by Raoul Barré. Reel. [5769
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 9, 1916; M 519; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
MOTION
PICTURES
D178
NEW ADVENTURES OF J. RUFUS WAL-
LINGFORD; by Wharton, inc. Buying
a bank with bunk. [5770
© title reed. Feb. 8, 1916; descrip-
tion recd. Feb. 18, 1916; 44 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7662; Pathé
fréres, New York.
New (THE) JANITOR; written by
George Spink, produced by Edwin
McKim. Reel. [D771
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7818; Lubin
infg. co., Philadelphia.
NEw York; from A. H. Woods’ famous
success, by William Hurlbut, 5 pts.
Clippings from reel. [5772
© title, description & 153 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7590; Pathé
fréres, New York.
NEWLYWED PHABLE; T. E. Powers.
Reel. [5773
© tan 1%, 1916: 22 eo dame22,
1916; description Feb. 1, 1916; M
510. International film service, inc.,
New York.
NUMBER 13, WESTBOUND; by Elliott
Flower; Frank Beal, director.
[5774
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7802; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
OpD ACQUAINTANCES; A. Morgenstein,
cameraman. Reel. [5775
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; M 523; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH
ARMY IN FRANCE, no. 1 a. With the
Indian troops at the front, no. I.
Clippings from reel. [5776
© title, description & 52 prints
reed. Jan. 29, 1916; M 544; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
no. 1 b. Destruction of a Ger-
man blockhouse by 9.2 howitzer.
(War films, series 2) Clippings
from reel. Rig 4
© title, description & 15 prints
recd. Feb. 28, 1916; M 549; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
no. 2 a. With the Indian troops
at the front, no. u. Clippings from
reel. [5778
© title, description & 18 prints
recd. Jan. 29, 1916; M 545; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon- -
don.
263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
dT19
Dt. 1 asses
OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH
ARMY IN FRANCE—Continued.
—no. 2 b. Ypres, the shell-shat-
tered city of Flanders. (War films,
series 2) Clippings from reel.
[5779
© title, description & 19 prints
recd. Feb. 28, 1916; M 550; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, Kk. C. B., Lon-
don.
—no. 8 a. The making of an of-
ficer: with the Artist rifles at the
front. Clippings from reel. [5780
© title, description & 63 prints
recd. Jan. 29, 1916: M 546; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
—no. 3b. H. R. H. the Prince of
Wales with the guards in the front
line. (War films, series 2) Clip-
pings from reel. [5781
© title, description & 19 prints
recd. Feb. 28, 1916; M 551; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
no. 4 a. A machine gun school
at the front. Clippings from reel.
[5782
© title, Cescription & 30 prints
recd. Jan. 29, 1916; M 547; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
no. 4 b. In action with our
Canadian troops. (War films, se-
ries 2) Clippings from reel.
[5783
© title, description & 24 prints
recd. Feb. 28, 1916; M 552; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
With our Territorials at
Clippings from reel.
[5784
© title, description & 32 prints
recd. Jan. 29, 1916; M 548; Sir Reg-
inald Herbert Brade, K. C. B., Lon-
don.
Oxmp Dock GLOOM, HE ORDERS GENTLE
EXERCISE; by 'T. E. Powers, animated
by Frank Moser. Reel. [5785
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
no. 5 a.
the front.
tion Feb. 17, 1916; M 525; Inter-
national film service, ine, New
York.
OLD WATCHMAN; by Julian Lamothe,
produced by Leon D. Kent. 2 reels.
[5786
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
LON SAU. by LOLO pp ky bo bere mai
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ON DANGEROUS GROUND; story by
Clarice M. MacQuarrie, scenario by
James Dayton, produced by Murdock
MacQuarrie. Reel. [5787
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7826; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ON THE TRAIL OF THE TIGRESS; sce-
nario by Olga Printzlau, produced
by Paul Bourgeois. 2 reels. [5788
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Jan. 38, 1916; L 7329; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ONE WHO PASSED BY; written by M. B.
Havey, produced by Ben Wilson.
Reel. [5789
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c@ and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7525; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
ONE (THE) WOMAN; story by Thomas
Delmar, scenario by Harvey Gates,
produced by Henry Otto. 38 reels.
[5790
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 26, 1916; L T7706; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
OPPORTUNITY; by E. Wilson Farr.
Clippings from roll. [5791
© title, description & 148 prints
recd. Feb. 9, 1916; M 518; Maya
film ¢o., San Diego, Cal.
ORDERS IS ORDERS; written and pro-
duced by Francis Ford. 2 reels.
[5792
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7787; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
OTHER (THE) SIDE OF THE DOOR; by
Clifford Howard; Thos. Ricketts, di-
rector. 5 reels. [5793
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7610; Ameri-
ean film co., inc., Chicago.
OTTO, THE SOLDIER; by Burk Symon,
directed by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[5794
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar: 21, 1916; L 7862; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OuT OF THE DRIFTS; by Wm. Clifford.
23 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5795
© title, description & 23 prints
recd. Feb. 23, 1916; L 7688; Famous
players film co., New York.
264
4
4
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no, 8, 1916
5815
OUT OF THE QUAGMIRE; by Donald I.
Buchanan; Theodore Marston, di-
rector. Reel. [5796
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7883; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
OVER NIGHT; by Philip Bartholomae.
Small reel. [5797
© title & description recd. Jan.
29, 1916; 188 prints -recd. Jan. 31,
1916; L 7560; World film corp., New
York.
PALoMA (LA); by Daisy Eloise Smith;
William Wolbert, director. 3 reels.
; [5798
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 24, 1916; L 7694; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
PANSY’S PAPAS; by Edwin Ray Cof-
fin; William Wolbert, director. Reel.
[5799
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916; L 7708; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
PARAMOUNT TRAVEL PICTURES. AUS-
tralian series no. 4. Reel. [5800
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 28, 1916; M 501; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
[5801
2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; M 484; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— Australia’s unknown, 2nd _in-
stalment; with general title, Para-
mount travel series. Release no. 41.
Reel. [5802
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; M 489; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— — no. 40. Reel.
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2
= 3q instalment. Release no.
42. Reel. [58038
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan 21, 1916; M 494; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
South American series, no. 388.
Reel. [5804
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; M 480; Paramount
pictures corp., New York.
— —— no. 89. Reel. [5805
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 11, 1916; M 486; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
269
i
PARCEL Post PETE, NOT ALL HIS TROU-
BLES ABE LITTLE ONES Dy Ds Eh.
Powers, animated by Frank Moser.
Reel. [5806
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; M 555; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
PARCEL Post PETE’S NIGHTMARE; A Car-
ton by T. E. Powers, animated by
Frank Moser. Reel. [5807
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb, 16, 1916; M 524; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
PARISIAN ROMANCE; picturized by
Mary Murillo, produced by Fred-
erick A. Thomson. 5 reels. [5808
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Jan. 10, 1916; L 7395; William
Fox, New York.
Passing (THE) oF PETE; written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel. [5809
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Feo. 29, 1916; L 7719; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
PATH (THE) OF HAPPINESS; by Elaine
Sterne. 5 reels. [5810
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7422; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PATTERSON OF THE NEWS; written by
Harry Dittmar, produced by Harry
McRae Webster. 2 reels. [5811
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
hon Wars te 1916s (s0G)= Wni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Pawn (THE) OF FATE; by George
Beban, 5 pts. Small reel. [5812
© title, deseription & 51 prints
rec’d Mar. 8, 1916; L 7749; World
film corp., New York.
PEACE-AT-ANY-PRICE (THE) MAN; by
Cines film co. Clippings from reel.
[58138
© title, description & 231 prints
rec'd. Mar. 9; 1916; lL 7788: Ugo
Serra, Naples.
Preey; by Thomas H. Ince. Small
reel. [5814
© title, description & 704 prints
reed. Jan. 21. 191G> <E (466s) fri-
angle film corp., New York.
PERILS OF THE PARK; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [5815
© title, deseription & 79 prints
rec’d Jan. 26, 1916; L 7500; Triangle ~
film corp., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5816
pt. 1, 1S ae
PHABLE (THE) OF A BUSTED ROMANCE;
by T. E. Powers. Reel. [5816
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916:
description Feb. 1. 1916; M 507: In-
ternational film service, inc., New
York.
PHABLE OF A PHAT WOMAN; Dy TT. E.
Powers. Reel. [aSlT
© Jans 18351916: "2-2 Danse 22,
1916; description Feb. 1, 1916; M
506; International film service, inc,
New York.
PHABLE OF SAM AND Birt; by T. E.
Powers. Reel. [5818
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
description Feb. 1, 1916; M 511; In-
ternational film service, inc.. New
York.
PHANTOM ISLAND: scenario by Grace
Cunard, produced by Francis Ford.
2 reels. [5819
© Jan. 28, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
Liew dan: Jo" ASG: “ied Se
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PHANTOM (THE) THIEF; Written and
produced by Harry G. Stafford.
Reel. [5820
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7814; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY:
by Clarence A. Lemer. Reel. [5821
© Jan. 19; 1916) 2 e- Web: “17,
1916; description Feb. 14, 1916: M
526; Planetoscope educational movyv-
ing picture co., Los Angeles.
PIECES OF THE GAME. 3 reels. [5822
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 7, 1916; L 7874; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PIPE DREAMS; by Samuel Greiner, pro-
duced by Harry C. Myers. Reel.
[5823
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L 7623: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Pique. 4719. 3 reels. [5824
© Feb. 9. 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7602; Bio-
graph co., New York.
PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT. 2 reels. [5825
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7619; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
POLITENESS PAYS. 8 reels. [5826
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 24, 1916: L 7692; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PooL (THE) OF FLAME; story by Louis
Joseph Vance, scenario by F. Me-
Grew Willis, produced by Otis Tur-
ner. 5 reels. No. Turner 1516.
[5827
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 & and descrip-
tion Feb. 15, 1916; L 7628; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PRICE OF BETRAYAL; by Axel Frische,
in 3 pts. V. Sjostrém, stage man-
ager. Clippings from roll. [5828
© title, description & 91 prints
recd. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7449; Nordisk
films kompagni, A/S, New York.
PricE (THE) OF HAPPINESS; adapted
from Three pairs of shoes. Photo-
play by Julius Steger. 5 reels. [5829
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7631; Tri-
umph film corp., New York.
PricE (THE) OF MALICE; produced by
Rolfe photoplays. ine., direction of
O. A. C. Lund. 5 reels. [5830
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 8, 1916; L T7778; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
PRIMITIVE STRAIN. 38 reels. [58381
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7600; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PRISONER AT THE BAR. 3 reels. [5832
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L 7335; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PUDD’NHEAD WIxson; from the book
by Mark Twain. 15 prints 8 by 10
inches. [5835
© title, description & 15 prints
reed. Feb. 5, 1916; L 7572; Mark
Twain co., New York.
PUTTING THE PEP IN SLOWTOWN; Writ-
ten and directed by Wally Van.
Reel. [5834
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7764; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
written and
3 reels.
[5835
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7750; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
QUESTION (THE); by Roy L. McCar-
dell: Harry Handworth, director.
Small reel. [5836
© title, description & 120 prints
recd. Feb. 24, 1916; L 7695; Equita-
ble motion pictures corp., New York.
QUARTER (THE) BREED;
produced by Leon D. Kent.
266
——————— ioe
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 38, 1916
5855
QurieT (A) SUPPER FOR FOUR; Scenario | Rep (THE) crrcte—Continued.
and production by Al. EK. Christie.
Reel. [5837
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7567; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
RACE SUICIDE; written and directed by
George W. Terwilliger; 6 reels.
[5838
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 «© and descrip-
moma, 25,4916; L. 7516; Jra M.
Lowry, Philadelphia.
(funy by William ©:
16 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[5839
© title, description & 16 prints
recd. Jan. 24, 1916; L 7487; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., inc., New
York.
RAGAMUFFIN
De Mille.
Ransom (THE); 5 reel adaptation
founded on The marionettes, by Eve
Unsell. 5 reels. [5840
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 10, 1916; L 7887; Triumph
film corp., New York.
RECOILING (A) VENGEANCE; by Edward
Ferguson, scenario by Ruth Ann
Baldwin, produced by Norval Mc-
Gregor. 38 reels. [5841
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7615; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Rep (THE) cirecLre. 2nd chapter, in 2
pts.; by Balboa amusement co., Pity
the poor. Clippings from reel. [5842
© title, description & 67 prints
reed. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7583; Pathé
fréres, New York.
— 4th chapter; in 2 pts.; by Balboa
amusement co. In strange attire.
Clippings from reel. [5843
© title, description & 56 prints
reed. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7584; Pathé
fréres, New York.
oth chap.; by Balboa amusement
co. Weapons of war. Clippings
from reel. [5844
© title, description & 52 prints
fece. Heb. 8 1916; L 7585; Pathé
fréres, New York.
— 6th chapter; by Balboa amuse-
ment co. False colors. Clippings
from reel. [5845
© title, description & 48 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7586; Pathé
fréres, New York.
i
— 7th chapter ;
ment co.
captives.
by Balboa amuse-
The third degree, or Two
Clippings from reel.
[5846
© title, description and 46 prints
recd.. Feb. .8, 1916; LL. 7587; Pathé
fréres, New York.
Sth chapter; by Balboa amuse-
ment co. Peace at any price. Clip-
pings from reel. [5847
© title, description & 60 prints
recd. Feb. 8, 1916; L 7588; Pathé
fréeres, New York.
tED LIE; scenario and [production] by
Rupert Julian. 3 reels. [5848
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7463; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
REDEMPTION OF HELENE; by Julian
Louis Lamothe, produced by Edward
Sloman. 38 reels. [5849
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 19, 1916; L 7665; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
REGENERATION (THE) oF JIM HALSEY;
written by Colin Campbell. 3 reels.
[5850
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7758; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
REJUVENATION (THE) OF AUNT MARY.
4736. 8 reels. [5851
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7780; Biograph
co., New York.
REWARD OF CHIVALRY; scenario by L.
VY. Jefferson, production by William
Worthington. 3 reels. [5852
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 11, 1916; L 73938; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RING AND THE RAJAH; by Anne Mer-
win. Reel. [5853
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7385; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Roap (THE) OF MANY TURNINGS; by
Leah Baird; Van Dyke Brooke, di-
rector. 38 reels. [5854
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 682; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
ROMANCE (A) OF TOYLAND. Split reel.
[5855
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L 7742; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5856
ROUGHNECK (THE) 2 reels. [5856
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Feb. 3, 1916; L 7544; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
RUBBER ROMPERS. Small reel. [5857
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; M 482; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RULING (THE) PASSION; wriiten by
Herbert Brennon; produced by
James McKay. 5 reels. [5858
© Jan. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 31, 1916; L 7531; William
Fox, New York.
RUPERT OF HENTZAU; by Anthony
Hope, produced by Geo. L. Tucker.
5 reels. [5859
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7580; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Ruse (THE); written and directed by
Eugene Mullin. 38 reels. [5860
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 19, 1916; L 7444; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Rusty KATE, THE FARMER'S DAUGH-
TER; original synopsis by R. C. Van-
derbilt and Francis McClure, adapt-
ed and produced by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [5861
© title recd. Feb. 29, 1916; de-
scription recd. Mar. 138, 1916; 41
prints recd. Feb. 29, 1916; L 7727;
Reginald C. Vanderbilt, New York.
by C. B. Hoadley, pro-
Reel.
[5862
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Sare (A) RISK;
duced by Sidney Smith.
tion Feb. 16, 1916; L 7638; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago. °
SAFEGUARDING THE HEALTH OF THE
CITIZENS; by E. W. Woolman. Clip-
pings from reel. [5863
© title, description & 172 prints
recd. Jan. 14, 1916; M 499; Edward
W. Woolman, Philadelphia.
SAFETY FIRST. Split reei. [5864
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; M 537; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SALESLADY (THE); by Willard Mack.
24 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5865
© title, description & 24 prints
recd. Mar. 18, 1916; L 7838; Famous
players film co., New York.
pt. 1, Ros ee
SALLY IN OUR ALLEY; photoplay by
Ideal film renting co., ltd., produced
by Turner films.
reel. [5866
© title, description & 51 prints
recd. Feb. 29; 1916; L 7726; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
SAMMIE JONSIN, HUNTER; animated
eartoon. Split reel. [5867
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; M 493; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SAMMY JOHNSIN, STRONG MAN; Cartoon
comedy by Pat Sullivan. Split reel.
[5868
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; M 538; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SAVED BY A SONG; by Edgar Wilson
Nye, produced by Ben Wilson. 2
reels. [5869
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 26, 1916; L T7707; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Reel.
[5870
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7413; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cai.
SAVING SUSIE FROM THE SEA.
by Bruno
Clip-
SCARLET (THE) ROAD;
Lessing and Clarkson Miller.
pings from reel.
© title, description & 109 prints
reed. Feb. 2, 1916; L 7542; George
Kleine, New York.
—— —— 5 reels. [5872
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916: L a George
Kleine, New York.
SCARS AND STRIPES FOREVER. 2 reels.
[5873
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7821; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
SCENES FROM THE HIGHLAND OF
JAMTLAND, SWEDEN; A. Morgenstein,
cameraman. Split reel. [5874
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; M 540; Vita- —
graph company of America, New
York.
268
[5871
ee ee a
Clippings from
>
ee eee oe
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916
Reel.
[5875
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7508; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Sea (A) MysSTERY. Reel. [5876
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7416; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SEA DOGS AND LAND RATS.
SEcRET (THE) FOE; written and pro-
duced by Lynn Reynolds. 2 reels.
[5877
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7825; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SECRET LOVE. 6 reels. [5878
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7381; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SECRET SEVEN; by A. A. Thomas;
William Humphrey, director. 3
reels. [5879
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7362; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
SEPTEMBER MOURNING. 2 reels. [5880
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7522; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
SERPENT (THE); adapted and pro-
duced by Raoul A. Walsh from
Philip Bartholmae’s. story, The
wolf’s claw. 6 reels. - Se.
© Jan. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7479; William
Fox, New York.
SHACKLES; by Laura Oakley, scenario
by F. McGrew Willis, produced by
Geo. Cochrane. Reel. [5882
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Feb. 25, 1916; L 7700; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SILENT MEMBER; written and produced
by Robert Leonard. Reel. [5883
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 11, 1916; L .7891; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SINS OF socIzTy; by Cecil Raleigh and
Henry Hamilton. Smallreel. [5884
© title, description & 196 prints
recd. Jan. 10, 1916; L 7403; World
film corp., New York.
30430—16——_9
5894
SISTER TO CAIN; by Julian Louis La-
mothe, directed by Edward Sloman.
3 reels. [5885
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 17, 1916; L 7835; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SKATE FOR A BRIDE; by Mark Swan,
produced by Earl Metcalfe. Reel.
[5886
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 12, 1916; L 7398; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SKELETON HAND; in 8 pts. Clippings
from roll. [58ST
© title, description & 122 prints
recd. Jan. 20, 1916; L 7452; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
4720. 3 reels.
[5888
© Jan. 26; 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7506; Biograph
co., New York.
SMUGGLERS (THE)
SOCIAL DECEPTION ; by Grace M. Cooke;
T. N. Heffron, director. 3 reels.
[5889
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7857; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
SOCIAL OUTCAST; by Samuel Greiner,
produced by Ben Wilson. 38 reels.
[5890
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; L 7847; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SoLD TO SATAN; by R. P. Rifenborich,
produced by Edward Sloman. 3
reels. [5891
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7563; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SOLDIER SONS; written and directed by
Wilbert Melville. 3 reels. [5892
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7756; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SoME BOXER; by Mark Swan, directed
by Earl Metcalfe. Reel. [5893
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 8, 1916; L TT77; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SOME HEROES; scenario and production
by Roy Clements. Split reel. [5894
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 7685; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine, New York. |
269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5895
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Son 0’ THE STARS; scenario by Nell
Shipman, produced by Jacques Jac-
eard. 3 reels. [5895
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Hon? Jane 27, 19165. (L: 'Toie: wWini-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Sons oF SATAN. 5 reels. [5896
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
wom, Jan. 2... I91G6-, iy Tades - Yin
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SoUL ENSLAVED; story by Adele Far-
rington, scenario by Olga Printzlau,
produced by Cleo Madison. 5 reels.
[5897
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan; 13, .19165, lh. 7444; “Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Sout (THE) MAN; written by William
Addison Lathrep, produced by Harry
MckKae Webster. Reel. [5898
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
en, Jan 29, 1901p. 1s ieee We
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Sout (THE) MARKET. 5 reels. [5899
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 10, 1916; L 7790; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
SOULS IN BONDAGE; by Daniel Carson
Goodman, directed by Edgar Lewis.
5 reels. [5800
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7562; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Sowers (THE). 5 reels. [5901
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7853; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
SPHINX (THE); story by Raymond L.
Schrock, produced by Mr. Adolphi.
5 reels. [5902
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7481; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SQUARED (A) ACCOUNT; by C. E. Jenks;
William Wolbert, director. Reel.
[5903
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion. Mar. 2, 1916; L-(736; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
STAMPEDE (THE) IN THE NIGHT; story
by Harry Carey, scenario and pro-
duction by Jacques Jaccard. 2 reels.
[5904
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; L 7669; Uni-
versal film mfg co., ine., New York.
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP; by Tom Tay-
lor, produced by Fred Paul. Clip-
pings from reel. [5905
© title, description & 46 prints
reed. Jan. 18, 1916; L 7440; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
STRANGE CASE oF Mary Pace. Ist epi-
sode. The tragedy. 2 reels. [5906
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and deserip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7407; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
The trial.
2 reels.
[5907
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7485; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
2nd episcde.
2 reels.
[5908
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and desecrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7545; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 3d episode. The web.
— 4th episode. 2 reels. [5909
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 e. and deserip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7599; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
5th episode. The alienist. 2 reels.
[5910
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and deserip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7644; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— Gth episode. The depths. 2 reels.
[5911
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 24, 1916; L 7693; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Aconfession. 2 reels.
[5912
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7760; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 7th episode.
The perjury. 2 reels.
[5913
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7782; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 8th episode.
9th episode. The accusing eye. 2
reels. [5914
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7831; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
2 reels.
[5915
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916; L 7878; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 10th episode. The clew.
270
LIST OF
MOTION PICTURES
5934
no, 8, 1916
STRENGTH (THE) OF THE WEAK;
adapted from the play by Wim. Ad-
dison Lathrop, produced by Lucius
Henderson. Release no. 644 5
reels. [5916
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7642; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
Strire (THE) ETERNAL; by Barker
motion photography, ltd. 5 reels.
[5917
© Nov. 4, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 6, 1916; L 7765; H. Winik;,
New York.
Srrone (THE) ARM SQUAD: by Grace
Cunard, produced by Francis Ford.
Reel, [5918
© Feb. ie 1916: 2c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7576; Universal
film a en ine., New York.
STRONGER THAN WOMAN’S Witt. 4728.
3 reels. [5919
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916: L 7456; Bio-
graph co., New York.
Spurr AND A suITor; by T. Hayes Hun-
ter. Clippings from reel. [5920
© title, description & 20 prints
recd. Jan. 5, 1916; L 7352; George
Kleine, New York.
SUNLIGHT AND SHADOW; written and
produced by Brinsley Shaw, scena-
rio by May B. Havey. Reel. [5921
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 29, 1916; L 7724; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., New York.
SupreME (THE) TEMPTATION; by Ar-
thur J. Westermayr; Harry Daven-
port, director. 5 reels. [5922
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 14, 1916; L 7819; Vita-
eraph company of America, New
- York.
SURPRISES OF AN EMPTY HOTEL; by Jas-
per Ewing Brady, based upon the
book by Archibald Clavering Gun-
ter; Theodore Marston, director. 4
reels. [59238
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; L 7340; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
Sworp (THE) OF FIRE; in 5 pts. Clip-
pings from roll. [5924
© title, description and 192 prints
recd. Mar. 18, 1916; L 7800; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, Kopenha-
gen.
TANGLED HEARTS; by Ida May Park.
5 reels. [5925
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 9, 1916; L 7784; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
TarceT (THE) 5 reels. [5926
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7571; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
by Maude Bon-
Reel.
[5927
© Jan. 10,-1916; 2 c. and descrip-
TELEGRAPHIC TANGLE;
ner; Sidney Drew, director.
tion: ane a2. 1916: Is Ta99% <Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
TEMPORARY (A) HUSBAND; by Mack
Swan, directed by Earl Metcalfe.
Reel. [5928
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 16, 1916; L 7622; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
TENNESSE’S PARDNER; by Marion Fair-
fax, from the play by Scott Marble.
16 prints 8 by 10 inches. [5929
© title, description & 16 prints
recd. Jan. 24, 1916; L 7489; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., inc, New
York.
THEIR ACT; story by Laura Oakley,
scenario and production by Edward
Ferguson. Reel. [5930
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7751; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THEIR ONLY SON. Reel. [5931
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
ong Hebs, 29. 1916: -L. T6235 3. Uini-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME; written
and produced by Lois Weber. Reel.
[5932
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c.-and descrip-
tion Mar. 21, 1916; L 7867; Uni-
versal film inf. co., ‘ine, New York.
written and
Reel.
[5933
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion. -aan.. 5, . LOIG: Le (Ssh ni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THOU SHALT NOT COVET; written by
James Oliver Curwood ; Colin Camp-
bell, director. 5 reels. [5934
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 19, 1916; L 7446; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago. ;
THOSE FEMALE HATERS;
produced by Allen Curtis.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5935
pt. 1, malades
THREE (THE) JOHNS; by Edwin Ray
Coffin; Dave Smith, director. Reel.
[5935
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; L T7387; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
To HAVE AND TO HOLD; from the novel
by Mary Johnson, photoplay by
Margaret Turnbull. 16 prints 8 by
10 inches. [5936
© title, description & 16 prints
reed. Mar. 2, 1916; L T7747; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., inc, New
York.
Totti (THE) OF THE JUNGLE; by C. J.
Buckley, produced by ‘Thomas
Santschi. Reel. [5937
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion: Mar; 4, 1916; li 7757; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Tom MarTIN, A MAN; by Wallace C.
Clifton; George Nicholls, director.
3 reels. [5938
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 7426; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
Too CLEVER BY HALF; by H. D. Swin-
stead; Sidney Drew, director. Reel.
[5939
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 21, 1916; L 7458; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
ToyLAND (A) MYSTERY; produced by
R. F. Taylor and W. W. Wheatley.
Split reel. [5940
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; M 541; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE; from
play by Eugene Walter and book
John Wm. Fox, jr., produced by
Cecil B. De Mille. 16 prints, 8 by
10 inches. [5941
© title, description & 16 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7649; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., inc, New
York.
Trait (THE) oF Wi~p WoLrF; written
and produced by Robert F. Hill. 2
reels. [5942
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; L 7568; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
TRANSPORTING TIMBER IN SWEDEN.
Split reel. [5943
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; M 488; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TRIED FOR HIS OWN MURDER; by Agnes
Christine Johnston. Van Dyke
Brooke, director. 8 reels. [5944
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7339; Vitagraph
company of America, New York.
TRILBY’S LOVE DISASTER; written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel. [5945
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 11, 1916; L 7801; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
TUBBY TURNS THE TABLES; by Law-
rence Seman and Graham Baker;
Lawrence Seman, director. Reel.
[5946
Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; lL. 7611; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
TurMorn (THE) ; 5 act picturization of
the novel by Booth Tarkington, pro-
duced by Columbia pictures corp. 5
reels. [5947
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 7, 1916; L 7371; Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
TURTLE DOVES; by John Penstowe, pro-
duced by Arthur Holmes-—Gore.
Reel. [5948
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 17, 1916; L 7645; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
"TWAS BUT A DREAM; by T. E. Powers.
Reel. [5949
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
description Feb. 5, 1916; M 516; In-
ternational film service, inc, New
York.
TWENTY MINUTES AT THE FAIR. Reel.
[5950
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; L 7614;. L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Two EDGED SWORD; by EK. V. Brewster
and L. C. Russell; George D. Baker,
director. 5 reels. [5951
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 16, 1916; L 7830; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
Two MEN OF SANDY Bar. 5 reels.
[5952
© Mar. 6, 1916. 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 7, 1916; L 7770; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
272
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;
;
:
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 3, 1916
Two (THE) ROADS; by Ben Landeck,
produced by London film co., Itd.
Film 97. Clippings from roll.
[5953
© title, description & 56 prints
reed. Feb. 25, 1916; L 7703; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
ULTUS, THE MAN FROM THE DEAD; in 6
pts. [5954
© title, description & 318 prints
recd. Mar. 18, 1916; L 7841; Gau-
mont ¢co., ltd., London.
UNCLE SAM AT WORK; no. 3. Are we
prepared? Based on the book, The
American government, by Frederic
J. Haskin. Reel. [59855
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 3, 1916; M 481; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no. 4. Uncle Sam’s proteges at
work and play. Reel. [5956
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
ticn Jan. 8, 1916; M 485; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no. 5. Protecting the ships at
sea. Reel. [D957
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; M 499; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
no. 6. Saving wealth and build-
ing health. Reel. [5958
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Jan. 22, 1916; M 495; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no. 7. Uncle Sam’s children.
Reel. [5959
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; M 504; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no. 8. As fisherman, postmaster,
health officer. Reel. [5969
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Feb. 5, 1916; M 514; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
——no. 9. Bureau of standards,
weights and measures. Reel. [5961
© Feb. 11, 1816; 2 c and descrip-
tion Feb. 12, 1916; M 522 Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Reel.
[5962
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Feb. 21, 1916; M 527; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no.10. Preparedness.
5972
UncLE SAM AT WoRK—Continued.
no. 11. To arms. Split reel.
[5963
.© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Feb. 28, 1916; M 5380; Universal
film mfg. co., New York.
no. 12. The heart of a nation.
Reel. [5964
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; M 586; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
UNCONSCIOUS HAND; in-4 pts. Clip-
pings from roll. [5965
© title, description & 97 prints
recd. Jan. 26, 1916; L 7501; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, New York.
Uncut (THE) DIAMONDS; by Emma
Bell, produced by Wm. Robert Daly.
Reel. [5966
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tone Hep: Zi 1916: Ty (6745 Sehe
polyscope co., Chicago.
UNDINE; story by De La Motte
Fouque, scenario by Waiter Woods,
produced by Henry Otto. 5 reels.
[5967
© Jan.-7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7386; Universal
film mfg. ¢o., ine., New York.
UnKNowN. 38 reels. [5968
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 20, 1916; L 7854; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
UNTO THOSE WHO SIN; by James Oliver
Curwood. 5 reels. [8869
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 26, 1916; L 7705; Selig
poiyscope co., Chicago.
Uprirr (THE); written and directed
by Clay M. Greene. 3 reels. [5970
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Feb. 10, 1916; L 7605; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Upstart (THE); picturization of the
play of the same name by Thomas
Barry. Produced by Rolfe photo-
plays, ine. 5 reels. [5971
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 28, 1916; L 7517; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
VANITY, THY NAME IS. 2 reels. [5972
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; L 9420; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
273
CATALOGUE
0973
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
[or CHicsAco] Split reel. [5973
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; M 505; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VERNON HowWE BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF LONDON. Split reel. [5974
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; M 535; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VERNON HoWE BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF PHILADELPHIA. Split reel. [5975
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 18, 1916; M 553; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VIRTUE TRIUMPHANT; by Ouida Ber-
gere; Wm. Robert Daily, director.
3 reels. [5976
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 16, 1916; L 7637; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
VULTURES OF SOCIETY; by Richard
Goodall; directed by E. H. Calvert.
5 reels. [5977
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7533; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Warr (THE) Clippings from roll.
[5978
© title, description & 101 prints
recd. Feb. 17, 1916; L 7652; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
a by William L. Roubert, in 5 pts.
Clippings from reel. [5979
© title, description & 41 prints
recd. Jan. 5, 1916355) T3675 Aurora
film plays corp., New York.
WANTED, A. PIANO TUNER. Reel. [5980
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7523; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WAR OF WEALTH. 4716. 8 reels. [5981
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7358; Biograph
co., New York.
WARRIORS OF THE AIR. Split reel.
[5
982
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 2, 1916; M 534; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHAT HAPPENED TO PeaGy. 4734. 2
reels. [5983
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916; L 7681; Biograph
co., New York.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pti: BESS
WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY? a 5 act pho-
todrama based on Rupert Hughes’
story, produced by Popular plays and
players. 5 reels. [5984
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 8, 1916; L 7341; Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
WHEN AUNT MATILDA FELL; written
and produced by Al. KE. Christie.
Reel. — [5985
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Jan. 25, 1916; L 7493; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHEN LizzIE DISAPPEARED; written
and produced by Al. E. Christie.
Reel. No. Christie, 1. [5986
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 4, 1916; L 7755; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHEN LOVE IS KING; by Summer Wil-
liams; Ben Turbett, director. 2401.
5 reels. [5987
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 4, 1916; L 7552; Thomas A.
Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
WHEN THE LOSERS WON; by Waren and
Mae Frost, scenario by and produced
by Al. E. Christie. Reel. No. Chris-
tie 1547 C. [5988
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 8, 1916; L 7579; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WHITE ALLEY. 38 reels. [5989
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 24, 1916; L 7484; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WHO SAID THEY NEVER COME BACK? by
T. E. Powers. Reel. [5990
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c Feb. 4, 1916;
description Feb. 5, 1916; M 515; In-
ternational film service, ine, New
York.
WHOLE (THE) JUNGLE WAS AFTER
HIM; story written, and produced
by Paul Bourgeois, scenario by F.
M. Wiltermood. Reel. [5991
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 15, 1916; -L 7417) Gi
versa! film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHOSO IS WITHOUT SIN; by May Shea-
man, produced by Ideal film renting
co. Clippings from reel. [5992
© title, description & 21 prints
reed. Jan. 27, 1916; L 7514; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
274
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 3, 1916 6010
WHY LOVE IS BLIND: by William A. | WORST OF FRIENDS; by Mack Sennett.
McGuire; George Nicholls, director. | Small reel. [6002
3 reels. [5993 © title, description & 232 prints
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- recd. Jan. 7, 1916; L 7376; Triangle
tion Jan. 11, 1916; L 7390; Selig film corp., New York.
polyscope co., Chicago.
Wiz oats; by John White, and Camp- Wreck (THE) IN THE NorgtH SEA; by
bell Gollan. 5 reels. (5994 Theo. Bouwmeester, produced by
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- ric etm EN et Pee ee
tion Mar. 1, 1916; L 7730; George aa: are 5
Kleine, New York. © title, description & 62 prints
recd. Mar. 14, 1916; L 7823; Paul H.
WINDWARD (THE) ANCHOR: Scenario Cromelin, New York.
and production by Lynn Reynolds.
Reel. [5995 | WrirmInc ON THE WALL; by William
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip- J. Huriburt; Tefft Johnson, direc-
Hom Mar. 2, 1916; L 741; Uni- tor. 5 reels. [6004
versal film mfg. €0:. ine... New York. © Jan. 25, 1916; 2¢. and descrip-
tion Jan. 26, 1916; L 7497;_ Vita-
WINNING (THE) OF Miss CONSTRUE; eraph company of America, New
written and produced by Robert York.
Leonard and David Kirkland. 3
reels. ; bee WRONG BIRD; Story by L. V. Jefferson,
_© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and a scenario by Al. E. Christie, produced
tion ae 29, 1916 ae : ile Uni- by Horace Davey. Reel. [6005
“in ties eee OE © Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
ti Mar. 18, 1916; L 7850; Uni-
WINTER DAYS IN STOCKHOLM; by A. case Ses ee Se Se
Morgenstein. Split reel. [5997 versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 17, 1916: M 543: Vita- WRONG DOOR; Scenario by Olga Printz-
lau, preduced by Carter De Haven.
sae company of America, New Basan [6006
; © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
WIsE (THE) MAN AND THE FOOL: writ- tion Jan. 27, 1916; L 7509; Univer-
ten and produced by Lynn Reynolds. sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
2 reels. [5998
© Jan. 28, 1916: 2 c. and descrip- | Wksonc Mr. Wrieut; by Fred H.
tion Jan. 29, 1916; L 7524: Uni- James; C. Jay Williams, director.
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York. Reel. [6007
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
WitcH (THE); written and produced tion Jan. 22, 1916; L 7468; Vita-
by Frank Powell. 5 reels. [5999 graph company of America, New
© Feb. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip- York.
tion Feb. 28, 1916; L 7713; William
Fox, New York. X-3; scenario by James Dayton, pro-
duced by Jay Hunt. 3reels. [6008
Woman (THE) IN 47; by Frederick © Jan. 5, 1916: 2c. and descrip-
Chapin; in 5 pts. Clippings from | tion Jan. 6, 1916; L 7364; Universal
reel. [6000 film mfg. co., inc., New York.
© title & description recd. Jan.
27, 1916; 120 prints recd. Jan. 29, | ysagur (Tue). 5 reels. [6009
1916; L 7557; Equitable motion pic-
tures corp., New York. © Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Feb. 23, 1916: L 7679; Bluebird
Woman's (A) PowER; adapted from photoplays, inc., New York.
the novel The code of the mountains,
by Charles Neville Buck. Small | YELLow (THE) PAssporT; by Abra-
reel. [6001 | ham Schomer. Small reel. [6010
© title, description & 133 prints © title & description recd. Feb. 5,
reed. Feb. 21, 1916; L T678; Worid 1916; 111 prints reed. Feb. 14. 19163
film corp., New York. | L 7630; World film corp., New York.
275
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6011 pt. 1, n. s., v. 13, no. 3, 1916
YOURE NEXT; by Aaron HK. Bishop; | Yust rrom SwEDEN; written and pro-
Wally Van, director. Reel. [6011 duced by Robert Leonard. 38 reels.
© Dec. 8, 1915; 2 c. and descrip- [6012
tion Jan. 26, 1916; L 7498; Vita- © Jan. 31, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
graph company of America, New tion Feb. 1, 1916; L 7539; Universal
York. film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
Motion. picture :photoplays___._.. eee I eee ' 556
Motion pictures other than photoplays ==. 22 2) eee eee 81
BOOKS
PART |, GRouP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
Apam (Frank) electric co. F. ie
general catalogue no. 22, 1916. 88 p.
illus., diagrs. Ato. [6013
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 426226; Fred. B. Adam,
St. Louis.
ApAmMs (Rayne) Use of color in home
decoration, New York city, Butter-
ick publishing company [1915] 1
p. 1., 10 p. illus. 8vo. [6014
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425753; Butterick
pub. co., New York.
ApLER (David) & sons clothing co.*,
Milwaukee. Adler’s fashion sug-
gester, spring and summer, 1916.
cover-title, [16] p. illus., nar. 8vo.
[6015
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 17; 1916; A 426752.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. [6016-6021
Aeolian yocalion, a phonograph and in-
finitely more. (Jn New York evening
journal). © Mar. 20, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
27, 1916; A 423517.
Aeolian yocalion, the wonderful new
phonograph of perfect tune. (In Sun-
day world) © Mar. 26, 19163; 1 e.
Apr. 8, 1916; A 423518.
Final wonder of the phonograph (In
McClure’s, Apr., 1916) @© Mar. 15,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423160.
Interview with Sefior Granados on the
duo-art pianola. (Jn New York Sun-
Gay world). © Mar. 5, 1916;_1 e.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423515.
New musical art. An interview with
Harold Bauer on the duc-art pianola.
(In New York Sunday world) © Mar.
mee toio: 1 Cl} Mar. 27,''1916;
423516.
Sweet, old song that made me a mu-
Sician, (In McClure’s, “May, 1916)
Apr, 10,1916; 1.¢.. Apr..13, 1916;
A 423793.
ALAMILLO (Carlos)* Portland, Ore.
First course in conversational and
commercial Spanish for business
people. 42 1. 16mo. $1.00. [6022
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 @ and aft.
Mar. 7, 1916; A 425825.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Worley’s direc-
tory of Albuquerque, N. M., 1916.
Dallas, Tex., John F. Worley direc-
tory company, 1916. 436 p. 8vo.
$4.00. [6023
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 427285; John
F. Worley directory co., Dallas.
AtpRicH (Richard) Musie in the
plays and the plays in music (In
New York times. ‘Tercentenary
Shakespearean supplement) [6024
©, Mar.,.26, 1916:. ¢). Apr.) 40,
1916; A 423723; New York times co.,
New York.
ALEXANDER (J. K.) Cultural guide and
catalogue for 1916, J. K. Alexander,
the dahlia king. cover-title, 63 p.
illus. S8vo. [6025
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
28, 1916; A 426737; A. B. Morse co.,
St. Joseph, Mich.
Alexander Hamiiton institute *, New
York. [6026, 6027
Invaluable asset. [6); p. folder, illus.
24mo. © Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 425497.
Swinging the board. [6] p. folder. illus.
16mo. © Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429204.
ALLEN (Robert E.) & Black (Howard
W.)* Cleveland. Ready money cou-
pons selling plan. [16] p. illus. 12mo.
[6028
© Dec. 7, 1915: 2 c. and aff. Jan.
31, 1916; A 425425.
ALTHOUSE (Dan W.)* Pottsville, Pa.
Life of true health. 2 p. 1, 24 p.
16mo. $0.10. [6029
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425780.
AMALGAMATED roofing C0. In-lade
asphalt roofing. Sheet, col. illus.
printed on both sides. 14 by 14%
inches, folds to shape of house.
[6030
© Jan. 2, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1916;
aftiy Webs 11 “19165: :¢ A’), 42538705
Braithwaite-Weinberg co., Chicago.
277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6031 pt. I, n.s., v.13
AMERICAN asphalt paint co.*, New | AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. March, 1916,
York. Vaildura 99.5% pure asphalt suppl. Preventive appliances. 4 p.
paint. cover-title, 16 p., illus. 24mo. illus. fol. [6039
[6031 © Mar. 5, 1916; 2 < and aff. Mar.
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 427186; National manu-
7, 1916; A 425S09. | facturers co... New York.
i
AMERICAN AUTOMATIC device co. Ritz
size card. Card, 3 by 134 inches.
$0.10. [6032
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 ce. Mar. 8, 1916;
aff. Mar. 21. 1916; A 426793; Oliver
C. Ritz Woller, Chicago.
AMERICAN IRONING machine ¢o.*, Chi-
cago. Clean linen in abundance.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. 4to. [6040
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425364.
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. ‘Test rules and register of
merit rules, Mar. 4, 1915. [Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Printed by the Hewitt
press] 1915. 20 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[6041
© Nov. 24, 1915; 2 e Deel,
1915; aff. Nov. 27, 1915; A 413900.
AMERICAN BOOKPLATE society *, Kansas
|
AMERICAN BANKING credit co. Loan |
City, Mo. Catalogue of the Ist an- | -\MERICAN LABORATORIES*, Philadelphia.
and investment contract. [4] p.
4to. [6033
© Feb. 14, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426588; John D. Clancy,
Chicago.
nual exhibition of contemporary Joy of living. [16] p. illus. 16mo.
bookplates, held under the auspices [6042
of the American bookplate society at © Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
the Avery library, Columbia univer- 15, 1916; A 426671.
sity, New York, from Jan. 3d to Feb. AMERICAN MEDICAL directory, 1916.
Lp Des ye = oth ed. A register of legally quali-
ag: Tae the 2 fied physicians of the United States.
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. Chicago, American medical associa-
See tion [1916] 1 p. 1, 52A, 52B, 53-
9 604
AMERICAN CHAIN ¢CO., inc.*, Bridgeport, 2340 p. 4to. $10.00. [ 3
Conn. Astounding adventures of © Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c Apr. 14,
Mr. Skidmore. [12] p. col. illus. 1916; aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 428427;
16mo. (Cover-title: Skidded) [6035 Amer. medical assn., Chicago.
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. | | Ayrerrcan PHOTOGRAPHY] American
14, 1916; A 425939. photography exposure tables. 85th
thousand. cover-title, 21, [7] p.
tables. 24mo. $0.25. [6044
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429018; Amer.
photographie pub. co., Boston.
AMERICAN CORSET Co. American queen
made-to-order corsets. 120, 12 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalogue no. 10.)
$0.50. [6036
(©): ¥eb...25, 1916; 2c. ;Mar., 22;
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429076;
Orlo E. Blew, Chicago.
AMERICAN RAILWAY perishable freight
assn.*, Chicago. Standard rules and
regulations governing the handling
of perishable freight. 22 p. 4to.
(Circular no. 27-—D. Jan. 15, 1916.
Re-issued Mar., 1916.) [6045
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426749.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE*,
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers union*,
Toledo, O. Cireular no. 11. [Toledo,
O.. Printed by Kraus & Schreiber,
1916} 28 p. 4to. [6037
© Mar. 30,1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 428377.
AMERICAN HOTEL directory, 1916 ed.
x me a ; Chicago. 6046-6048
Comp. by Harold W. Phillips. [Phila- 5 ; L
ay Tike : ae Electrical equipment. pt 1—5. Instruc-
delphia, Pa., Independent printing tion paper prepared by Charles B.
companies of U. S.] 1916. 698, iii p. oe -P a sea —— Bo
ine . le ADS. 70. $2.50. | $2.50. Apr. I, ; = c. each an
incl. port., fold. maps. 8vo pee aff. Apr. 5, 1916: A 428382.
ze Elements of electricity. pt. 1-3. In-
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2c. Mar. 20, 1916; struction paper prepared by Robert
aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A 427477; Inde- aig age oe ggg ey rs riggs
pendent printing cos. of U. 8., Wash- | Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 17,
ington. | 1916; A 428544.
278
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE—
Continued.
Gasoline automobiles. pt. 1-5. Instruc-
tion paper prepared by Morris A. Hall.
[?ov-) lus. diagrs: Svo;. . $2.50. ©
Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. each and ‘aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 428383.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF POULTRY hus-
bandry*, Mountain Grove, Mo. Nat-
ural and artificial incubation. cover-
title, p. [8]—-S6. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(General course in poultry hus-
bandry. lessons nos. 16, 17.) [6049
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 °c. and aff.
Mar. 3, 1916: A 426468.
AMERICAN SHEET & tin plate co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Sheet & tin plate base box
and weight table. 2 sheets, 6 by 8
inches. [6050
© Apr. 5, 1916;
aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 426605.
Chicago.
table.
283 by 19 inches.
[6051
and aff.
AMERICAN STEEL foundries*.
Brake beam identification
Wall chart, illus.,
Se omeesi2s. 1915: 2 c.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 417593.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE « telegraph co.*,
New York. Commission leaflet.
[6052, 6053
No. 50, Feb. 1, 1916. xxii, 507-762 p.
Syo. =~ © Pep. 17, 1916: 2 ‘¢. and aff.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 428205.
Nox, 51, Mar... 1, 1916. [Albany, N. Y.,
printed by J. B. Lyon co., 1916] xxiv,
763-1040 p. S8vo. © Mar. ZO SEG =
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 427442.
AMERICAN TROTTING ASSN.*, Chicago
By-laws, rules and_ regulations
1916-1917. Chicago, Ill., 1916. 81
Dp... 16mo0. $0.25. [6054
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 « and aff. Mar
30. 1916; A 427476.
AMERICAN TROTTING REGISTER assn.*
Chicago. Wallace’s year-book of
trotting and pacing in 1915. v. 31
827 p. S8vo. $3.00. [6055
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2
30, 1916; A 427473.
e. and aff. Mar
AMERICAN TRUST & banking co.
[6056, 6057
Trust company banking. cover-title, [8]
p. 16mo. @© Feb. 24, 1916; 2
aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425672.
What you get for what you pay. cover-
title, [8S] p. 16mo. © Feb. 24, 1916
2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 42567
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga, Tenn
c. and
2c. Jan. 29, 1916;
GOG6G6
AMERICAN WOMAN’S league for self-de-
fense. American woman’s league
for self-defense. [6] p. folder. Svo.
[6058
1816;
Mrs.
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2c. Jan. 8,
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 425382;
L. C. Boardman, New York.
AmeERicus, Ga. R. L. Polk & @o.’s
Americus city directory, 1916-17. v.
1. Birmingham, Ala., R. L. Polk &
co. [1916] 288 p. 8vo. $4.00 [6059
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 427548: R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
AMMONS (Elias M.) National road-
building and national public lands.
8 p. illus., ports. 4to. (National
highways assn.) [6060
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 19165 A 428116: National high-
Ways assnD., Washington.
AMOUNT-SURE organization *, Albany.
Amount-sure plan. [6] p. folder.
16mo. $2.00. [6061
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; fee
ANCIENT order of MHibernians in
America, (Ladies auxiliary). Offi-
cial ritual and manual. [Cleveland,
O., Printed by The Martin printing
company] 1916. 55 p. illus. 16mo.
[6062
2 c. and aff. Feb.
Adelia Christy,
© Jan. 28, 1916;
15, 1916; A 426181:
Cleveland.
ANDERSON (Charles <A.)* Cleveland.
Deviation tables. Rev. 1916. cover-
title, S01. 4to. $0.75. [Text paral-
lel to binding.] [6063
Mar. 10, 1916;
15, 1916 ; A 426800.
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
2 ec. and aff. Mar.
Angell’s parcel post estimator. Card,
2 by 4 inches. [6064
© Peer 2s. Tors 2" co “Mar25.
1916; aff. Dec. 31, 1915; A 426966.
APPLEGATE co. Test that proves Apple-
gate cleaning is perfect. (Jn Lexing-
ton leader) [6065
©>-Mari-27, 19167 1c. Apr. 3,
1916; A 423553: Russell Shelk, Lex-
ington, Ky.
ARKENBERG special agency *, Toledo,
O. Newspaper classified advertis-
me sdf 1] p. fol. ~ (bulletin 135.)
[6066
G) Dee. 13, 1995 s.3,.c; and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425378.
219
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DL es to lbs Or oe EARS E
Armco triangle. v. 2, no. 4 Mar.,
1916. [4] p. illus. fol. [6067
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426555 ; Amer. rolling
mill co., Middletown, O.
ARMSTRONG (William H.)* Dayton, O.
How to build and save money. Day-
ton, O., The U. B. publishing house
[1916]. 1p. 1., p. 8-32. illus. 12mo.
$1.00. [6068
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3 1916;
aff. Mar. 13 1916; wr 425917.
ARMSTRONG CORK & insulation co.*,
Pittsburgh.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
12 by 14 inches, fold to 16mo.
[6069
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 425398.
Army & navy store co., ine.*, New
York. [Catalogue] cover-title, 56 p.
illus. 4to. [6070
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426408.
ARNOLD (Sarah Louise) *
Mass. [6071, 6072
Mastery of words. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Iroquois publishing company, ine.
[1916] viii, 128, 80, 32 p. illus. 12mo.
(Book 4 of the See and say series)
$0.30. © Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 28, 1916; A 427446.
Dt. Syracuse 2N. AW;
publishing company, ine. [1916] viii,
32 p. 12 mo. (Book 4 of the See and
say series) $0.20. © Mar. 27, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 427447.
ART BRASS co., ine.*, New York. San-
o-la, fine bath room ware. 119, [1]
p. illus. 8vo. (Catalog D.)
[6073
© ‘Mar: ‘15, 1916* 1 ec. and Vaft.
Brookline,
Iroquois
mor: 4, 1916; | 1-'e) sAapr, “a. 1OrG:
A 480094.
ASHLEY (Roscoe Lewis) Medieval
civilization; a textbook for second-
ary schools. [Norwood, Mass.,
Printed by Berwick & Smith co.]
1916. cover-title, p. 413-492. illus.,
maps, 12mo. $0.30. [6074
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418759; Macmillan co.,
New York.
ASPHALT Shingle publicity bureau.
[6075, 6076
Roof coverings, fire protection, 45
p.
front. illus., 8vo. © Feb. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425759.
© Asphalt shingle publicity bu-
reau, Chicago.
ae is more power for you [4] p. illus.
© Feb, 12,:1916; 2'¢, and if, Mar.
it 1916; A 426460.
© Calumet adv. co., Chicago.
Applying the x-ray. |
pt.1,n.s., v.13
ASSOCIATED cos. Mine safety stand-
ards of the department of inspec-
tion and safety. Pittsburgh, Pa.
[Printed by A. W. McCoy co.] 1916,
LL Dp. 1, 28" pe. Teale: [6077
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2c. Jan. 18, 1916;
aff. Feb. 4, 1916; "A 425416 ; Herbert
Michael Wilson, Pittsburgh.
[6078-6088
Are you in their shoes. Atlanta ee
gian and Sunday American. © Feb.
35, 1916; 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423519.
Atlanta’s brightest harbingers of spring.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Amer-
ican. © Mar... 15; *9ice aie Apr
8, 1916; A 428523.
ATLANTA Georgian.
Clothes question. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American. © Mar. 31, 1916;°
1 e. Apr. 7, 1916; A 423635.
Do it for the kiddies. Atlanta Georgian
and Sunday American. (in Hearst's
Sunday American) © Mar. 26, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 8, 1916; A 423526.
Good clothes create the atmosphere of
success. Atlanta Georgian and Sun-
day American. © Mar. LG, 29165
1c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423524,
How we have learned about good shoes.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Amer-
ican. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
7, 1916; A 423634.
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
Not what we wish for, but what we
work for, we get. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday "American, (In Hearst’s Sun-
day American) © Feb. 27, 1916;
1c. Mar. 2, 1916; A 423187.
© Atlanta Georgian & Sunday
American, Atlanta.
Philosophy of clothes. Atlanta Geor-
gian and Sunday American. © Mar
10, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423520.
Prospective property owners. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday Amertcan. (In
Hearst’s Sunday American) © Mar
12, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 23520,
Putting your best foot forward: Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. @©
Mar. 24, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr, 7, 1916;
A 423633.
Spring styles are not for a chosen few.
Atlanta Georgian and Sundar Amer-
ican (In Hearst’s Sunday American)
© Mar. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 8, 1916;
A 423522.
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chicago.
[Note: The foregoing are in At-
lanta Georgian unless otherwise
stated ]
ATLAS POWDER co.*, Wilmington, Del.
Helping you to make money by sell-
ing Atlas farm powder. cover-title.
16 p. illus. (part col.) loose col. pl.,
8 post cards. fol. [6089
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425903.
280
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
ATLAS PRESERVATIVE co. of America,
inc.*, New York. Atlas A weed
killer and track preservative, hand-
book of information and _ instruc-
tions. 2 p. 1, 28 p. illus., diagrs.
12mo. (Cover-title: How to keep a
clean track) [6090
/ Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 429071.
AUsTIN, Tex. Polk’s Morrison &
Fourmy Austin city directory, 1916.
Houston, Morrison & Fourmy direc-
mey.eo. inc...1916. 501 p. Ato.
$6.00. [6091
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 428348; Morrison
& Fourmy directory co., inc., Hous-
ton.
AUTO-SUGGESTIONS.
vy. 2, no. 2, Feb. 1916. cover-title, [20]
moles. t£6mo. © Feb. 1, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 426475.
vee He o. Mar, 1996. [20] -p. illus.
pene C) Mar) 83, 191652 ec. and
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 429079.
© Northwestern chemical co., Ma-
rietta, O.
AUTOMOBILE trade directory’s mailing
[6092, 6093
list. Suppl. Mar., 1916; 1st, 2d sec-
tion. 2 y. S8vo. [Text parallel to
binding] [ 6094, 6095
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c each and
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425746, 425747;
Automobile . trade directory, inc.,
New York.
AVONDALE realty co. I am the renter,
the goat and the taxpayer. (In
Springfield Sun) [6096
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 11, 1916;
A 423748; William C. Snhultis,
Springfield, O.
AZZONI (Cesare M.) & Drake
(Frances)* Reno, Nev. Renuncia-
tion. cover-title, 14 p. 12mo. Film
scenario. [6097
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426849.
B.-M. co.’s cumulative code annota-
tions and current digest. Montana.
Iv. 1, no. 2, Feb., 1916] Ed. by W. S.
Church. San Francisco, Cal., Ben-
der-Moss company [1916] 2 p. lL,
262 p., 11.,132 p. 4to. $8.00. [6098
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 420852; Bender-
Moss co.. San Francisco.
Bascock (M. G.) co. Free silver
spoon. Beautiful Eastertide. (In
New York herald) [6099
© Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c Apr. 4, 1916;
A 423561; George H. Babcock, New
York.
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6108
BADEN (Thomas A.)*, Kalamazoo,
Mich. Mr. Jeweler be honest with
yourself. cover-title, 15 p. port.
Svo. [6100
© Jan. 29, 1916 2 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425359.
Batrey & Tripp co. Blue devil. no. 4.
[32] p. illus. S8vo. [6101
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426613; S. Willson
Bailey, Cambridge, Mass.
BaitEy meter co.*, Boston. Bulletin
Ne. oa: qchan..5 S916... SO; pz _alius.,
diagrs. 4to. [6102
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426562.
Baker (William Henry)* Cleveland.
[6103, 6104
Copy : kow best to reproduce the various
kinds. Rev.ed. Fold. tab. 24mo. (In
his Preparation of copy for photo-en-
graying.) @©@ Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426677.
Preparation of copy for photo-engrav-
me * ftp op: ti fold. “tab: 24amo
Mar._11—1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 15,
1916; A 426676.
BANCROFT. Receive welcome.
Card, 34 by 52 inches. [6105
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1916; A 425628; Charles S.
Averill, Worcester, Mass.
Ve
DA
Lk,
BANKERS DIRECTORY and special list of
selected lawyers, Jan., 1916.
Homans and Sharp & Allemans ed.
[v. 93] Chicago and New York, The
Credit company [1916] 1800p. 4to.
$40.00. [6106
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec Apr. 14,
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 427733;
J. W. White, Chicago.
BANKERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, Mar.,
43d ed.
1916.
New York city, Bankers
encyclopedia company [1916] xxi,
2309 p. double maps. 4to. $8.00
[6107
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 428402; Bankers encyclo-
pedia co., Brooklyn.
BANKERS REGISTER and special list of
selected lawyers. Blue book. Jan.,
1916. Chicago and New York, The
Credit company [1916] 1800 p.
4to. $7.00. [6108
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 e« Apr. 4,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 427524;
J. W. White, Chicago.
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6109
Barber (Edward S8.)* Chicago. Busi-
ness science of dentistry. Lesson
12-20... 9 -v.. illus.;. plans; diagrs.
Svo. Contents.—Lesson 12. Model
office—pt. 1.—Lesson 13. Model
office—pt. 2.—Lesson 14. Model
office—pt. 3.—Lesson 15. Modern
dentistry—pt. 1.—Lesson 16. Mod-
ern dentistry—pt. 2.—Lesson 17.
Modern dentistry—pt. 3.—Lesson 18.
Salesm i
Salesmanship — pt. 2.— Lesson 20.
Salesmanship—pt. 3. Selling talks.
[6109-6117
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426441426449.
Barcray, Moore & co.*, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania tax free bonds classi-
fied. Sth ed., Feb., 1916. 44 p.
16mo. [6118
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426068.
BARKER (Wharton) British trades
unions undemocratic. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
374) [6119
©. Jan. 10, 191622) ¢. andar.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 4258938; Natl. edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance, the ship
of hope. chap. 7-10. (Jn Illus-
trated companion, Apr., 1916)
[6120
© Mar. 23, 1916 ws, Mars 27,
1916; A 423381; W. B. Warner co.,
New York.
Barsatoux (Elsa Schappel) Priscilla
baby book, no. 1. A collection of
babies’ garments in knitting and
crochet with directions for making,
by Elsa Barsaloux. Boston, Mass.,
The Priscilla publishing company,
1915. 82° p. illus. (part. eol.)° 4to.
$0.25. [6121
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 428408; Priscilla pub. co.,
Boston.
BarsoTtTr (Charles)* New York. [Ca-
blegrarins | (Jn Progresso _ italo-
americano ) [6122—6153
Mar. 25,, 19016. . (@) Mars 215) NOTGe. Tl ge;
Mar. 15, 1916; A 423090.
Mar: 165°17, 1926. @ Mar 1G) 17, iene:
1 ec. each Mar. 17, 1916; A 423150,
423151.
Mar. 18, 20, 1916. @© Mar. 18, 20, 1916;
1 ¢. each Mar. 21, LOU 2 A. 423232:
423233.
Mar. 19, 1916: @ Mar 19, 19163 Ul c.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423209.
pt. 1, 0. 8.,. 4.48
BarsoTtr (Charles )—Continued.
Mar. 21, 22, 1916. @ Mar/21, 22> 19ie -
1c. each Mar. 22), LOG Sa 423280,
423281.
Mar. 23, 1916. |@, Mar 23;)191b. ese
Mar. 23, 1916; A 4233171.
Mar. 24—26, 1916. © Mar. 24—26, 1916;
1 e¢.-each, Mar. (24 2-027 7oroees
A 423375-4238TT.
Mar. 27, 28, 1916. € Mar. 27, 28, 1946 ;
1c. each Mar. 27, 28, 1916; A 423397,
423398.
Mar. 29, 1916. © Mar. -29; 191654.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423412.
Mar. 30, 1916. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1 e¢.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 423454.
Mar: 31, 1916.. (© Mar) 383i) i167 are
Mar. 31, 1916; A 423472.
Apr 12,2; 1916: °@ igs: 1916;
i.e leach “Apr vio. oie: a "423539,
423540.
Apr.. 3, 4,.1916. @: Apr sey 424etee
1c. each Apr. 4, 1916: "A 423559,
423560.
Apr. 5, 6, 1916... ‘@.Apreaaee 2916.
1 c. each Apr. 6, 1916; A 4238614,
423615.
Apr: 1, 8, 1916. @ Apr. 7) Sarsies ft &:
Apr. 7, 8, 19163; 4 423677, 423678.
Apr. 9, 1916. © Apr. 3) Diez
Apr. 10). LOLGis A 423729.
Apr:, 10, 1916... ©. Apr) 10 fone rra ec:
Apr. 11, 1916; A 423734.
Apr: 11, 12, 1916. “@- Apr f1t2 tones
1 c.. each Apr. 11, 12, 19163 A 423762,
423763.
Apr: 13,)14, 1916. © Apr. 135/94, 99tG=
feces Apres 13.) 14-419 Te ee 423806,
423807.
Apr. 15, 1916. _@<Apr. 15,9906, see
Apr. 152-1916; Ay 423839)
~
BATEMAN (George) Britain’s cabinet
crisis and conscription. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, no. 379)
[6154
Jan. .17, 1916 > (2.6 ae ete.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 425889; Natl. edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
BATES advertising co.*, New York.
[6155—6162
Advertising service for newspaper pub-
lishers.. Jan., Feb., 1916. 2v. illus.
fol. [Text parallel to binding] @©@
Dec. 24, 1915; © Jan. 24, 19163 2 ce.
each Mar. 4, 1916; aff. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 425816, 425817.
Clothing store service. Jan., Feb., 1916;
2 y. illus. fol. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] @© Dec. 28, 1915; @ Jans 20;
1916; 2 c@ each Mar. 4, 1916; aff.
Mar. 1, “1916; A 425820, 425821.
Department store service. Jan., Feb.,
1916. 2 v. illus: fol etext parallel
to binding] @© Dec. 8, 1915; © Jan.
10, 1916; 2 c. each Mar. 4, 1916; aff.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 425818, 425819.
Furniture store service. Jan., Feb., 1916.
2 v. illus. fol. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] :’@' Dee, 17, 1985: iG jaa, fe
1916; 2 c. each Mar. 4, 1916; aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 425822, 4258238.
282
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. - 4, 1916
BatHon (Mary Wingrove) Pocahon-
tas, comic operetta. Stage manager’s
book. New York, J. Fischer & bro.,
1916. xxii p. and xv plates (2 loose
plates) under separate cover. S8vo.
(Fischer ed. no. 4084) $1.00.
[6163
©) Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 427468; J. Fischer
& bro., New York.
Beard (Daniel Carter) *
Y. Sa-go-ye-wat-ha.
Apr., 1916.) [6164
tear ay 29165 1 cc. Mar. 30,
1916; A 423455.
Bearp (H. C.) Iowa state roads, Iowa
county roads, Iowa township roads,
Iowa highway engineering, lowa
road laws. 6, [2] p. illus., maps.
4to. (National highways assn.)
[6165
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 428118; National high-
ways assn., Washington.
Flushing, N.
(In Boy’s life,
BEARDSLEY institute*, Chicago. Calen-
dar mount. 8 p. illus. 8 vo., loose
carbon sheet, 62 by S inches. (Man-
ual training department, form 2)
[6166
ear, 13) 1916; 2 c. and afi.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426679.
BEcCKLEY-RALSTON co.*, Chicago. Gen-
eral catalog no. 78, 1916. 640 p. illus.
4to. [6167
eMar. 10,°1916; 2.¢. Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429080.
Berra (J. H.)* London. Carry on,
by the Junior sub. [pseud.] chap. 4.
(In Blackwood’s magazine, Mar.,
1916) [6168
eo ec Mar: 29, 1916; A. ad int.
2610; pubd. Mar. 1, 1916.
Bert telephone co. of Pennsylvania’,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[6169-61TT
Chester district, Feb. 10, 1916. 60 p.
4to. © Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 4, 1916; A 425754.
Coudersport, Emporium, Galeton [etc.]
Heb. 10, 1916. 28 p. 4to. © Mar.
fi aotG-: 2 c. and aff. Mar..4, 1916;
A 425755. :
Harrisburg, Carlisle, Chambersburg
feel Web. 1, 1916. 110 p. 4io. ©
Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 24.
1916; A 425615.
Lancaster, Gettysburg,
Feb. 1, 1916.
23, 1916; 2
A 425705.
Norristown district [Spring issue] Feb.
is 1916. 60 p. 4to. @ Mar. 4,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916:
A 426597.
Hanover en
90 p. 4to. © Fen
e. and aff. Feb. 29, 1916:
BELL telephone co. of Pennsylvania*—
Continued.
Philadelphia and vicinity, spring issue.
5, 1916. cover- -title, 412, 248:
AO NOR AaB aot, POG yc
14, 1916; aff. Feb. 4, 1916;
A 425401.
Reading, Lebanon, Pottsville [etc.] spring
issue, Jan. 20, 1916. cover-title, 100 p.
Ato. @© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 12, 1916; A 425400.
Towanda, Sayre, Troy [etc.] Feb. 11,
1916. 24 p. .4to. @ Mar. 1, 1916:
2e and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425756.
West Chester district, DEE issue, rev.
to
28, 1916. 68 p. [© Mar Wi
1916/2) ¢: and “afts) Mar: 24. 1916.17
429122
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA. & ASSOCI-
ATED cos.*, Philadelphia. Mainte-
nance rules. Section no. 8. Toll line
maintenance routine. [ Philadelphia,
Pa., Printed by Geo. F. Lasker, 1916]
65 p. 4to. [6178
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 427527.
BELNAP envelope co. Unusual pay en-
velopes. Sheet, illus. 15 by 83
inches. [6179
po Jan. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
, 1916; A 426604: “Charles M. Bel-
ae Chicago.
BENDEL (Henri)*, New York. In-
spiration from the Second Empire.
(In Harper’s bazar, Apr., 1916)
[6180
© Mar. 22, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 25,
1916; A 423340.
BENDER (Elwood)*, Fairmont, Neb.
Game of Hi-lo; rules for playing.
Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. [6181
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 426106.
BENDER (Jessie Hungerford)*, New-
ark, N. J. Your country first and
then your mother. (Jn Chatham
press ) [6182
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1c. Apr. 3, 1916;
A 423542.
BENJAMIN, House of David*, Benton
Harbor, Mich. Eden’s paradisical
liberty, prohibition, temperance.
Book 1. Benton Harbor, Mich. [The
Israelite House of David] 1916, 1 p.
L, 29 p.-front.. (port:) Syo. .$0.25.
[6183
© Web, 18, 1916; 2) e. Web! 21,
1916;
BENJAMIN, Sellar mfg.
aff. Mar. 8. 1916; A 426476.
co. Boy con-
tractor. [Book of designs and in-
structions] 16 p. illus., diagrs. obl.,
12mo. [6184
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 426973; George A. Sellar,
Chicago.
283
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6185
pt..1, nm. s., ’v. ae
BENNETT (James O'Donnell) Mrs.
Farwell tells of war and heroism.
(In Chicago Sunday tribune)
[6185
© Mar. 19, 1916: 1 c.. Mar. 22,
1916; A 423277; Tribune co., Chi-
cago.
BEN-OLIEL (Arthur H.)*, Chicago.
Neutral war sentiments. [11] p.
2s oo HOLL, [6186
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 426914.
BENZIGER brothers*, New York.
Church goods; metalware, vest-
ments, Statuary furnishings. T71 p.
illus. fol. [6187
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 425906.
BERGENGREN (Ralph) Welcome words
about spelling. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 376.)
[6188
© Jan. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425891; Natl. editorial
service, inc., New York.
c. and aff. Mar.
BERLINER illustrirte zeitung. 2.
jahrg. [Each illus. fol. M. O. 10.]
[6189, 6190
nr. 6,.°6, febr... 1916. “©, Meb:' 6; 1916:
1 c. Mar. 27, 1916; A—Foreign 13540.
me. ', los ‘Lebr:, 1916.) @ hep ts, 1916:
ite. Mar. 28, 1916; A—Foreign 13541.
© Ullstein & co., Berlin.
BrerRtTHEROY (Jean)* Paris. Vers la
gloire. [4 instalments] (Jn Revue
des deux mondes. ) [6191
© Dec. 1, 1915—Jan. 15, 1916; 1 «.
each Mar. 20, 1916; A—Foreign
iis ray a
Best & co.*, New York. [6192, 6200
[Best’s idaiats outfit folder] [4] p.
folder, illus. 16mo. © Mar. 18, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429058.
Between the perambulator and the debut.
Sheet, illus., 21 by 12% inches. © Mar.
Zp 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar. 8, 1916;
A 426559.
Catalog. no. 117, spring & summer
[1916] cover-title, 50 p. illus. 8vo.
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar. 7,
1916; A 425813.
Liliputian bazaar. Sheet, illus., 183 by
12% inches. © Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426685.
New spring styles in fashionable milli-
nery. [3] p. col. illus. 8vo. @© Mar.
6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 426684.
Perhaps you can remember. [Best’s cor-
set folder] [8] p. folder, illus. 16mo.
@ Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 20,
1916; A 429057.
Spring styles, the most bewitching of
new things have stepped into our
women’s departments. [8] p. folder,
illus. 16mo. © Mar. 9, 1916s 2 ce.
and aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426682.
Best & co.—Continued.
This folder is published with the inten-
tion [etc.] [4] p. illus. 4to. © Feb.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 426681.
When she of the younger set.
spring styles] [12] p. folder.
16mo. © Mar. 6, 1916;
Mar. 15, 191363 A 426683.
BEST WAY.
v.11, no: LikoPeb. 15; Gag:
Best & co., 1916. cover-title, p. [135]
147. illus. 8vo. © Feb. 16,1916; 2
e. and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425701,
v. 1, no. 12, Mar. 15, 1916. cover-title,
p. [151]. —163. illus., port. 4to.
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 20,
1916; A 429059.
© Best & co., New York.
BETCONE (David Samuel) Aladdin
manual of construction. 2d ed. Bay
[ Misses
illus.
2 Gc. and: af:
[6201, 6202
New York,
City, Mich., North American con-
struction co., 1916. 79 [8] p. illus.
diagrs. S8vo. [6203
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 426971; North American
construction co., Bay City, Mich.
BINGHAMPTON, N. Y. 3d national
bank. [6204, 6205
Fortune is knocking at your door. [4]
p. - illus. “Svo. “@ Heb-o. 01 otGe ene
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426187.
Rules of the fortune foundation fund
profit sharing. [12 a p. 24mo. $0.25.
© Jan. a 19163: 2c. sands Feb.
15, 1916; A 426188.
© National bankers service, inc.,
New York.
BrisHOP-BABCOCK-BECKER €O0.*,
land. Hureka water pumps and
water supply systems. 64 p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. (Catalog B-383 Feb.
1916 ed.) [6206
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 426454.
Brack (H.) co.*, Cleveland. Wooltex
styles, spring, 1916. [8] p. illus.
4to. [6207
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1916;
aff. Feb. 19, 1916: SK 426248.
BLACKMORE (Sidney J.)*, Winnipeg,
Canada. Nurse Edith Cavell; a war
drama. [6] p. 8vo. [Scenario]
[6208
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 <..angr aes
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426616.
BLACKSTONE institute*, Chicago.
[6209-6215
and evidence about the Modern
American law course & service. . 31
p. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1915; 2c. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429176.
Model solutions to Modern American
law problems. 31. [4] p. 8vo.
Jan. 10,-1916; 1 ¢e. and aff. Mar. 6,
NS ys Wh oe WB Mar. 18, 1916; A 425996.
Cleve-
Facts
284
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916 6254
BLACKSTONE institute—Continued. BiopGETT (Harvey) co.—Continued.
Modern American law guide. no. 66-69. Look back a month, ahead a year. Sheet,
aeves SVO. (50/50. ‘each. @©@ Mar. 21, illus., 643, by 4% inches. ©. Jan. 22,
22, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Mar. 27, LONG -20c. Mar, 1a 1916e afi. Apr 3)
1916; A 429171-429174. 1916; A 4380064.
oe eee it Lee 7 sbi aa Making of successful men. Sheet, illus.,
Mar. 27, 1916: A 499175. ; : 63 by 43 inches. © Jan. 24, 1916; 2 @
a pe: 1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A
BLAISDELL (Albert F.)*, Winchester, a | : i" Bd ite en
Mass. Cuerpo humano y la salud, : Wee GEL Ce cs” oe nee to;
por A. F. Blaisdell, traducido por 1916; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3,
Eduardo P. Bermtdez. Boston, 1916; A 430048.
Londres [etc.] Ginn y ee No sale Sheet, illus., 63 by 5
1915 vi, 198 p. 16mo. 0.40. inches. Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Mar.
aed e $ [6216 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430049.
Personal bank account. Sheet, illus., 63
by spc inches 3@ Meb: 9105) 1916)02 te:
Mari nlsys LolGce ati sAprs. os LOG:
A 430047.
Said a man of 42. Sheet, illus., 64 by
44 inches. @©@ Jan. 26, 1916; 2 tC.
Nar] bt) On Gis) sate Apr. oa LOG
@yMec1G, 1915; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1915;
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 428103. -
BLANCHARD (Arthur H.) Economic
phases of state highway legislation.
8 p. illus. 4to. (National high-
ways assn.) [6217 A 430056.
Jig Sending funds away. Sheet, illus., 64
© Mar. di, ere oe coe! aff. by 4% inches. © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ec:
Mar. 15, 1916; A 4251 (; National Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916;
highways assn., Washington. A 430058.
BiopGeTt (Harvey) co.*, St. Paul. Square look at the savings idea. Sheet,
Ue Bae) pat, Day einclen | Osea
Across lots to riches. Sheet, illus., 6% 1916; A 430069, e RS
byeoeinehes, © Keb. 17, 1916; 2 e. }
= eee 1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A Bernt out boy oe ge eee 63
¢ y 4% inches. a. : : ¢.
Boy who says I will. Sheet, illus., 62 Mar, 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916;
by 4% inches. © Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. A 430057.
Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A What your bank check records. Sheet,
430065. illus, 63 by 5 inches. © Feb. 17,
Conveniences of a checking account. LOGE eZ Cy Mars 3. LOG Bait. SApr
Sheet, illus., 64 by 4% inches. © Jan. 8, 1916; A 4380042.
PER 19162) ce) Mar. 13, 19165 aff. Apr. =
8 1916: A 430059 Where has my money gone? Sheet, illus.,
i as x p 63 by 5 inches. © Feb. 10, 1916;
Hemoping eee ka oa” ive: 2c. Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916;
2"c. Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916: aro
A 430060. Young ae Be Breet Sas A0e pie
Do you measure your money? Sheet, inches. an. aa, ; Cc. Mar.
illus., 7 by 5 inches. © Feb. 17, 1916; 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430066.
Wee ee 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; Your net earnings. Sheet, illus., 64 by
> inehess ©) Meb. 7, 1916? 27cy Mar.
Dollar down, a dollar a week. Sheet, 13. 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430044.
illus., 63 by 5 inches. © Feb. 10, f :
LOLG 12 ce. Mar. 13, 19163 aff. Apr. 3, :
1916; A 430058. BLopGETT (Harvey A.) Business of
pee day mo i ee eS 64 getting on in the world.
y inches. eb. : nec: 244-6
Mar 3. 1OlG: aft. Apr. 3; 1916; A [624 254
430050. Enthusiasm : oe cee Cee ay
ig i heet, ill US e an.
mine O ee i916: oe Mae 59. 19163 Zi is Mat “1, 1916: aft,
13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430046. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430072.
Good rule. Sheet, illus., 64 by 5 inches. Getting a start. Sheet, illus., 12 by 8%
Wrest, 1916; 2 ¢c. Mar. 13, 1916; inches. © Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ec. Mar.
aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430043. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430074.
Have you a boy? Sheet. illus., 62 by 42 How to tell your fortune. Sheet, illus
inches. © Jan. 24, 1916; °2 6, Alar. 13 by 8 inches. © Feb. 29," 1916!
5, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 2c, Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916:
How shall I invest safely? Sheet, illus., Al 430075. 4 he capi ama {
64 by 5 inches. © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. 3
Mar. 13, 1916; A 4380051. It Re une cen ted Blakes i goal
, ail : eet, illus., y 8% inches. an.
EIS Aa ig ri cae ee 29, 1916; 2'c. Mars 13, 1916; aff. Apr.
5 inches. © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 3/1916; A 430070.
13, 1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430052. Making dreams come true. Sheet, illus.,
Lend us your boy. Sheet, illus., 6% by 12 by 8% inches. ©. Feb. 29, 1916;
5 inches. © Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Mar. | Qe) Mar to) V91G: atk Apr. 3: skO16 5
ie, 1916; att. Apr. 3, 19163; A) 430053. A 430073.
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6255
pt.1,n.8., v.13
Bropcetrt (Harvey A.)—Continued.
On the trail of your small coin. Sheet,
illus., 12 by 8% inches. © Feb. 29,
£9163 Ziel Mar, 138) 1916 » cafi. Apr.
3 1916; A 430077.
Personal worth comes before pusiness
success. Sheet, illus., 12 by 84 inches.
@idane. 29; 1916: 2c Mar. 13, 1916;
ait. Apr. 3, 1916; A 4380071.
System for you and me. Sheet, illus., 12
by 83 inches. © Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢.
Mar. 13, 1916! att Apr. By LOLG;
A 430067.
Things don’t just happen.
12) by) 82 inches + ©@, Heb:
2 ¢e. Mar. 13, 1916; aff. Apr.
A 4380076.
Your conquest of the dollars. Sheet,
illus., 12 by 83% inches. © Jan. 29,
1916: 20e. Mar 13% VO1G aft: Apr: 3;
1916; A 430069.
Your money habits are growing
Sheet, 12 by 83 inches. © Jan.
1916; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1916; aff. Apr.
1916; A 430068.
© Harvey Blodgett co., St. Paul.
Brount (B. H.)* Milwaukee. Dacty-
loscopic method of perfect check pro-
Sheet, illus.,
29, 1916;
3, 1916;
up.
29,
3,
tection. cover-title, [16] p. 24mo.
$2.00. [6255
© Feb. 21,1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425626.
BLUE BOOK oF NEwTON, 1916. 240 p.
front. (fold. map) [20] p. of diagrs.
1 fold. diagr. ono $2.00. [6256
45% Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ce and aff. Feb.
, 1916; A 418827 : Pate suburban
abe co., Boston.
BLUE BOOK OF ROLAND Park, 1916.
Baltimore, Franklin printing com-
pany, 1916. 116 Den 12mo. [6257
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916 A Lose My Franklin print-
ing co., Baltimore
Bourtau (Helene) Leowieee hund ;
roman. anfang, 1.—38l. forts. u.
schluss. [32 instalments] (Jn Vos-
sische zeitung) [6258
© Dee. 25, 1915-Feb. 2, 1916
1 ec. each Mar. 27, 1916; A—Foreign
135438; Ulstein & co., Berlin.
service*, Chi-
[6259-6264
syndicate service] Suppl.
344A, -Mar.; > 1916."" 2 1
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and
27, 1916; A 429183.
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl.
Se LA, a Mar 6G. LOG.” 2) lerblos.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Mar.
1916; A 426553.
—— Suppl. 345, 345A. Mar. 25, 1916.
me de LUST TO eG Mara mois.
2c. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429184.
{Newspaper syndicate service] Suppl.
N 843, N 343A, Mar., 1916. 2 1. illus.
@ Mar. 21,1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
ie Lele. A 499182
30NNET-BROWN Sales
cago.
| Furniture _
BY 344, °F
illus. fol.
aft. Mar.
341-—
fol.
8,
fol.
Mar.
BONNET-BROWN Sales service—Contd.
[Women’s syndicate service] Suppl. 342—
342A. Mar. 6, 1916. 2 1. illus. fol.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 8,
1916; A 426554.
—--— Suppl. 346, 346A, Mar. 25, 1916.
20. illus: fol.e LO peMar 2 leavaEG ee
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429785.
Bonnin (Gertrude)* Fort Duchesne,
Utah. Indian’s awakening by Zit-
kala-Sa [pseud] Jn American In-
dian magazine, Jan.-Mar., 1916.)
[ 6265:
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 e Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423692.
BooKLovER’s contest co., ine.*, New
York. Cleveland leader’s official
booklovers’ picture game catalog and
reply book. cover-title, 4 p. 1, p. 5-67,
[1] illus. S8vo. _ [6266
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1916;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425415.
Booster club Chautauquas. Boosters.
[4] p. 16 mo. $0.50 per 100. [6267
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916;
aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426894; W. IL.
Radcliffe, Washington.
BorpEN (Abram)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Hlectrical resuscitation chart. Wall
chart, illus., 18 by 25 inches. $0.50.
[6268
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 425547.
Boss (John C.) co.*, Elkhart, Ind.
Original Boss system unit contro! ten
hour dryer. [Brick drying catalog]
20 p. illus., diagrs. 8 vo. [6269:
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425404.
Boston, Mass. Boston business direc-
tory, 1916. 40th ed. New York,
Puritan publishing company [1916]
1p. 1. 335 ‘pp. 16m0L. SRO Stone
© Wine 18, 1916; 2. .c) angaae,
Mar. 20, 1916; A 428191 ; Puritan
pub. co., New York.
Boston. First national bank. Wealth
of. America, coal. [28] pp. illus.
16mo. [6271
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426872 ; Walker-Long-
fellow co., Boston.
BOULDER County, Col. R.L. Polk direc-
tory co.’s Boulder County -directory,
1916. v. 2. Colorado Springs, Col. The
R. L. Polk directory co., 1916. 499 p.
Svo. $6.00. [6272
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ¢« and af.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 428849; R. L. Polk
directory co. of Colorado, Colorado:
Springs, Col.
286
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
[Bowers (BH. F.)] What bad teeth do
to good health. ae Mass.,
Florence mfg. co. [1916] 7 p. Svo.
[6273
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916: A 426792 ; Flor-
ence mfg. €o., Florence, Mass.
Bowes (Charles lLane)* Chicago.
Home store bargains. [2d ed.] 292
p. illus. (part col.) 4to. [6274
me aNoyv. 120, 1915; 2
1915; aff. Dec. 3, 1915; A 429078.
BowMAn, Cost & co.*, St. Louis. 25
reasons why Arkansas drainage dis-
trict bonds are attractive invest-
ments. [4] p. Svo. [6275
my eren. 15°°1916:"2 c. Feb. 19,
1916; aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A 425919.
Boytan (William A.) City arithme-
tics. 3d year, Ist half to Sth year,
2d half; by W. A. Boylan and Floyd
R. Smith. New York and Chicago,
C. E. Merrill company [1916] 6 v.
12mo0. $0.44 each. [6276-6281
3d year, 1st half-4th year, 2d half
© Mar. 29, 1916; 5th year, 1st half
© Mar. 30, 1916; 5th vear, 2d half
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. each and aff.
Apr. 6, 1916; A 427539-427544;
Charles E. Merrill co., New York.
Bovie (A. 8.) co.*, Cincinnati. Oxi-
dation, the great destroyer of auto-
mobile finish (ijn Saturday evening
post, Apr. 1, 1916) [6282
© Mar. 30, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
A 423481.
BrRaceLAND (John H.)* Philadelphia.
Old goods made new. [4] p. 8 vo.
$1.00. [6283
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 426072.
BRADSTREET’S book of commercial rat-
ings of bankers, merchants, manu-
facturers, etc. [6284, 6285
United States. v. 193, April, 1916.
New York, The Bradstreet company,
1916. Various paging. fol.
aoe FOAGs 2 G Mar. =:
Mar. 31, 1916; A 428344.
United States and the Dominion of
Canada. y. 193, April, 1916. New
York, The Bradstreet company, 1916.
Various paging. fol. @©@ Mar. 19,
1916; 2) ¢. Mar. 30, 1916; aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 428343.
© Bradstreet co., New York.
BRANHAM (John M.) co.*, New York.
[New York advertising mens tele-
phone index] Card, 21 by 84 inches.
[6286
er anty (19. 19155 1 ¢. Sept. «15,
1915; 1 c. Feb. 11, 1916; aff. Feb. 2,
1916; A 425371.
e. and aff. Feb.
enawee 20,.)
ee ee eS SSS SS SS ESS
6295
BRANTL ne Teac business _ col-
lege,* . Worth, Tex. Educate for
ait 39 p. illus., ports. fol.
[6287
© Mar. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 13, 1916;
2 c. Feb. 28, 1916;
A 425920.
BRATEN’S.
free.
Get a Savings bank account
(In Bozeman daily chronicle)
[6288
© Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
A 423565; Andrew A. Braten, Boze-
inan, Mont.
BRENARD mfg. co.*, Lowa’ City, “La.
Loyalty to the business and its re-
ward. cover-title, 19 p. 12mo.
(Brenard manufacturing company’s
course in business principles and
efficiency [no. 1.]) [6289
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and ‘aff.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426767.
BRENISER (Ross. D.)* Philadelphia.
Mail order man _ yearly budget.
1916 ed. cover-title, 36 p._ illus.,
port. S8vo. $0.25. [6290
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 426384.
Briees (Frederick Mead)* Newark,
N. J. Meat substitutes. cover-title,
tp! obi: “$0.25. [6291
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426751.
Brixt bros.*, New York. Your chauf-
feur and what he should wear for
town, touring and, limousine cars.
Sheet, illus., 93 by 15 inches. [6292
© reba, 26; 19165 72 yc. .-Rebur29,
1916; aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425806.
Brin (Pierre C.)* Chicago. Elite in-
struction book illustrating latest
crochet and tatting designs. 16 p.
illus. 4to. [6293
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2
29, 1916; A 429203.
Brockway (Frank) Aldena. chap. 6,
7. (Jn Illustrated companion, Apr.,
‘.
1916) [6294
27,
©. Mar..25) 19IG: 1 cs Mar:
1916; A 4238383; F. B. Warner co.,
New York.
BROOKMIRE economic service of New
York. Fifteen-year record of twen-
e. and aff. Mar.
ty standard American railroad
bonds. Sheet, diagr., 64 by 10
inches. [6295
(ye tab. 157419165 -—2-e.'Feb, 19;
1916; aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A 425918;
Bowman, Cost & Co., St. Louis.
287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I; nv’s., v.43
6296
Brooks (P.. W.) & co., ine.*; New
York. Fourteen strong utility com-
panies. 21 p. illus., map. fol.
[6296
©) Feb.) 28, 1916s 2 cand aff.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426439.
BroTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen &
enginemen,* Indianapolis. Our spe-
cial study course. Westinghouse air
brake, pt. 3, see. 6. (Jn Locomotive
firemen and enginemen’s magazine,
Mar., 1916) [6297
© Mar. 6, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 25, 1916;
A 423346.
Brown (Nona Lee) Superintendents’
manual, junior department. Nash-
ville, Tenn., Sunday school board of
the Southern Baptist convention
Mls] 94. pi) mallas “pit? imo.
$0.25. [6298
© Oct. 20) 1915> 2 eoand aif. Mar.
17, 1916; A 428141; Sunday school
board, Southern Baptist convention,
Nashville.
Brown (Ralph)* New York. Brown’s
red rose liniment. cover-title, 8 p.
16mo. [6299
©: Oct) d5ssi9ia:, 24exe Deen sa.
1915; aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 4263886.
Brown (William Henry)* Glendale,
Cal. Sign of the times [8] p. folder,
24mo. $0.05. [6300
© Novits, 19ia:-2- c7 Mebp16:
1916; aff. Jan. 31, 1916; A 426385.
Brown & SHARPE mfg. co.*,
eT.
262,
Providence
Machinery and tools. xxvi,
iv, 263-645 p._ illus., diagrs.
24mo. ([General catalogue] no.
136. ) [6301
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425680.
BROWNELL advertising service. Fear.
Sheet, 11 by 8 inches. $10.00. [6302
©) ‘Mar. 15; 2916-2 ‘e> and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 425993; William L.
Brownell, Kalamazoo, Mich.
BRUNNER & Brunner. Brunner &
Brunner blank lease. 2-—1—16—M.
Sheet, 13 by 84 inches. [6303
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426473; Charles B. Brun-
ner, Easton, Pa.
Bryce (Catherine T.) Story-land dra-
matic reader. New York, Chicago
[ete.] Charles Seribner’s sons [1916]
ix, 150 p. illus. 12mo. $0.40. [6304
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and _ aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 428302; Charles
Scribner’s sons, New York.
Bryce (Joseph Wylie)* Battle Creek,
Mich. Tam Thamson’s team. cover-
title, [29] p. illus. 32mo. $0.25.
[6305
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 425989.
Bryson (C. M.) co. Bryson’s fool
proof needle and supply cabinet.
Sheet, illus., 16 by 16 inches.
[6306
© Dec. 23, 1915°°2 e€ Deaae
1915; aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426125;
Charles Martin Bryson, Cleveland.
Buss (John Scott) * Chicago. Instruc-
tion sheet. [6807, 6308
What it is, safety first; a modern uni-
versal automatic twin car coupler
having many advantages. Sheet,
diagr. 13 by 82 inches. @© Dec. 17,
5; 2 c and aff. ‘Wee, 20) tata:
A 417325.
a modern universal automobile twin
car coupler having air under pressure
behind it. Sheet, diagr.,
inches. © Dec. 28, 1915; 2
aff. Dec. 80, 1915; A 417484.
Bucs fiir alle. 1916. 14. hft. illus.
fol. M. 0. 30 [6309
© Feb. 23, 1916: 1 °c” Mareen
1916; A—Foreign 138536; Union
deutsche verlagsgesellschaft, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
BuckiLey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[6310-6313
Federal trade commission has taken the
stand that exclusive selling agreements
are legal in the average case. © Mar.
20, 1916; 1. c... Mam S25. tee
A 423347.
Some more results of not putting every-
thing in the . contract. | ©. Apes.
1916; 1 c. Apr. 10; 19tG se 423694.
When you can’t use your own name in
business. © Mar. 27, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
8, 1916; A 423554.
You can’t alter a contract or an order
with small type provisions printed
somewhere else. © Mar. 13, 1916;
1 _¢. ‘Mar, 23; 191634 423239,
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world.
S.)* Aitkin, Minn.
[6314, 6315
Birds of spring. Sheet, a by 34 inches.
$0.10. .@© Mar. 25, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Mar, 307 T9165 426927.
Our country. Sheet, 64 by 44 inches.
$0.10. © Feb. 2, 1916; 2 e. Feb. 5,
1916; aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 426206.
Buttock (Arthur
Burpick (Benjamin)* Oshtemo, Mich.
Mail order ways. cover-title, 32 p.
Svo. $1.00. [6316
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and, aff
Mar. 17,
1916; A 426768.
288
—"
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
Burcess (Thornton W.) [6317, 6318
Adventures of Buster Bear, by Thorn-
ton W. Burgess, with illus. by Harri-
son Cady. Boston, Little, Brown, and
Gompany, 1916. vi p., 1 1. 120. p.
front., plates. 16mo. (Bedtime story-
books) $0.50. © Mar. 18, 1916; 2
and aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 428327.
Adventures of old Mr. Toad, by T. W.
Burgess, with illus. by Harrison Cady.
Boston, Little, ae and company,
20) po tront., phates.
0. Mar. 18, 1916;
and aff. Mar. Sie TOG e A 458338.
© Little, Brown, and company,
Boston.
BuresterR (Nathan G.) Rational sys-
tem of fire insurance rating. 1st in-
stalment. (Jn Fire protection, Mar.
1916) [6319
eeeMier. 1297) 4191631 ce) Apr. 3,
1916; A 423548; Fire protection,
Cincinnati.
BuRNETT-LARSH mfg. co.*, Dayton, O.
[6320-6323
Directions for installing Duro guaran-
teed electric pumps and_ residence
water supply systems. Form 110.
Sheet illus., printed on both sides,
9 by 104 inches. @© Feb. 9, 1916;
2c, and aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 426121.
Duro guaranteed electric soft water
pumps and systems for residences [4!
p. illus. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 6)
Hen wine tote. 2 4c) jand aff. Keb. 12,
1916; A 426120.
Guarantee certificate.
water supply system.
on both sides, 9 by 5
Duro pump or
Card, printed
inches.
Jan. 202) 1916: °2 ¢c. and aft. Jan. 28, ,
1916; A 425399.
New fountain motor washer. Card,
jillus., printed on both sides, 9 by 5
inches. © Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 28, 1916; A 425398.
Burns (Howard E.)* St. Louis.
[6324, 6825
Burns’ freight classification chart.
Sheet, diagr., 14% by 19% inches.
$2.00. © Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425563.
Burns’ freight classification table.
Sheet, diagrs., 144 by 19% inches.
$2.00. © Feb. 14, 1916: 2c. and aff.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 425564.
Burton (Richard) And not properly
presented, even today. (Jn New
York times. Tercentenary Shakes-
pearean supplement) [6326
© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423728; New York times co., New
York.
BusH (Chas M.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Matter of record. 6 1. illus. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] [63827
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426205.
41094—16——2
6336
BuTLER bros.*, Chicago.
Automobile accessories, 1916. 32 p.
tus; ‘4to. '@ Mar.) 23)) 1oté6sn2) -¢
and aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426930.
[6328, 6329
Stendell pianos, player pianos, piano
accessories. 32 p. illus., fold. sheet,
4to. © Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 426929.
BYRNE (Gertrude) Open door to read-
ing. [6330, 63831
First reader, by Gertrude Byrne, and
Paul B. Habans. illus. by Edith A.
Mahier. New Orleans, F. F. Hansell
& bro;,. ltd. ; [£916] (146. p., tlus.
12mo. .$0.30. © Mar. 14, 1916: 2 ec:
Mar..23, 1916" aff. Mar. 27, 1916" A
4282382,
Primer, by Gertrude Byrne, and Paul B.
Habans, illus. by Edith A. Mahier.
New Orleans, F. F. Hansell & bro.,
hid. (1916) 423.p. seol.ilius;, d2mo;
$0.25. @ Mar. 14, 1916: 2 ec. Mar.
aon LOLG.: air.” Mars: 27, ) 1946s TA
428231.
© F. F. Hansell & bro., ltd., New
Orleans.
Byrrum (Hli)* Canton, Ill. Byrum
system. [23] p. illus. 4to. (Cata-
logue, no. 1.) [6332
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
IT, AGIG; A-425387TT.
CADICAMO (Giuseppe) * Brooklyn.
Rosmunda. New York, Nicoletti
bEOS:. press; [I915i)2" 92 cps f2mo:
$0.50. [6333
© Dee. 20, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 418872.
CagorI (Florian) Answers to Hle-
mentary algebra, by Florian Cajori
and Letitia Odell. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1916. 18 p.
12mo. [6334
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 4273838; Macmillan co.,
New York.
CALIFORNIA. Commission of immigra-
tion and housing. Home teacher;
the act, with a working plan and
40 lessons in English. [Sacramento,
Cal.] California state printing of-
fice, 1915. 50 p. S8vo. [6335
©-Dee. 27, 1915; .2 c..and aff.. Jan.
8, 1916; A 418377; Commission of
immigration and housing of Cali-
fornia, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA nursery co., ine.*, Niles
Cal. Ornamental and fruit trees;
descriptive catalog. Semi-centennial
ed. 128 p. illus. 4to. $0.25. [6836
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2° ce Dec. 15,
1915; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 426075
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6337
CALLAGHAN and company’s cumulative
quarterly -to the Michigan digest.
Comp. by the publishers’ editorial
staff. [v. 6, no. 8, Apr., 1916] Chi-
cago, Callaghan and company, 1916.
1p. 1., 196 p. 4to. $5.00 per year.
[6337
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 © and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 427710; “Callaghan & €O.,
Chicago.
Capper publications. [6338, 6339
Picture pamphlet of the Capper publi-
eations $5,000 home _ picturegame.
[24] op. --4allus: 12mo. Feb. 3,
1916; 2c. Heb. 12; 1916: aff. Keb. 14,
1916; A 425418.
$5,090 cash home picturegame catalog
and reply book. cover-title, 46 [2]
Dp. S2more@ Hebes, LONG 24e) Neb:
12, 1916; aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425419.
© Publishers’ picture-quiz-assn.,
ine., New York.
CARBONDALE machine co.*, Carbondale,
Pa. Exhaust steam ice making and
refrigerating machinery. 65 p., 1 1.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. [6340
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425886.
CarEy machinery & supply co. [Cata-
logue] 7th ed. Baltimore, Md.
LIO1 Ge erp ie sa ix Tee:
illus. S8vo. [6341
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5. 1916; A 428389; R. R. Donnelley
& Sons CO., Chicago.
Washington.
[6342-6346
Alaskan mines produce enormous wealth
in «cold ore: YO Mar, 19, 191Ge wc.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423255.
Juneau, the capital of Alaska, is a city
on. stilts... © Mar.-22, 1916¢)dicc, Mar.
13, 1916; A 423139.
Mine owners of Alaska make millions of
dollars from low-grade ores. © Mar.
DE Sa OtG tae mwlark 2.) LOG yA
423405.
Over sixty million
in Alaska. © Mar. D.
6, 1916; A 4231388.
Seward, the New York of Alaska, selected
ae terminus of new railroad. @© Apr.
1916 ; 2c. ADE ay LoL Gs 123802.
sel The foregoing are in Wash-
ington Sunday star.]
YARPENTER (Frank G.)*,
acres of farm land
19165 2c. Mar.
CasAp (Charles A.) 3ob Jones pours
volleys of hot shot in first sermons
at the tabernacle. (Jn Gloversville
and Johnstown morning herald)
[6347
© Apr. 10, 1916; Apr. 12, 1916
A 423749;
herald = ¢o.,
Gloversville,
Tif ey
Morning
Ni Xt
Casco ¢co.*, New Haven. Casco in-
tensifier and carbon remover. [5]
p. folder. 24mo. [6348
© Feb. 9. 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 23, 1916;
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 426744.
CASSEL (Hartwig)* New York. Base-
bail star, contents of scenario fea-
turing Charles Chaplin. [41° om
12mo. $1.00. ' [6349°3
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430084. :
CaTANrt (Tommaso) . Casa mia! oo vy
Casa mia! ... storia di un piccolo
emigrato. Disegni del pittere Cor-
rado Sarri. Firenze, Ay vsalane
[1916] 261 p. illus. 12mo. [6350
© Feb. 29, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 20,
1916; A—Foreign 18522; Adriano
Salani, Florence, Italy.
CAVERNO (Xenophon)* Kewanee, I.
Farm efficiency, how it depends on
efficient equipment for living. [Ke-
wanee, Ill., Printed by the Kewanee
printing & pub. co.] 1916. cover-
title, 48 p. Svo. [6351
©- ‘Mar. 10,1916 ; 42 1c an eae
Mar. 15, 1916: A: 428115.
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Telephone directories.
[6352, 6353
Cambridge, East Liverpool, Salem [ete.]
Jan. 27, 1916. 142 p.) Sve. Zep tem
28, 1916; 2 ¢c. and af. Mar) Sore:
A 426482.
Beaver Valiey, Mer-
cer County, Pa. [etc] Jan. 10, 1916.
171 _ p. .8.vo.. @ Web. d,94 0ER ee
and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 426090.
Lawrence County,
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century fashioning illustrat-
ing service. [6354, 6355
Mar., 19116. cover-title, 35 1. illus.
obi., Svo.. @ Feb. 17, 1916; 2°¢, and
aff. "Feb. 19, 1916; A "426250.
Apr., 1916. cover-title, 40 1., illus. obl.
Svo. © Mar. 18, 1916; 2c, and aff,
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426880. :
CERESIT waterproofing co.*, Chicago
Svecifications for waterproofing,
damp-proofing, floor hardener, etc.
Feb. 1916. 20 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
[6356
© Feb. 22, 1916; and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A ae
CuaAance (Frank L.) [6357-6359
Chance classes Cross as a fan of rare
fidelity. @ Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
20, 1916; A 4232658.
Chance tells how big Overall put the
damper on Jim Corbett. © Apr. 9,
1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 10, 1916; A 423766.
290
pt. 1, n.S., Vv. Jae
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:
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
CHANCE (Frank L.)—Continued.
W. Wilson and Tom Marshall are real
tape. © Mar. 12, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 18,
1916; A 423109.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHANDRA (Ishwar)* San Francisco.
Surest secrets of success; or, Firm-
est foundations of happiness. 1 p. 1,
fer p. 12imo: , $0.25. [6860
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426871.
[CHANNING (Anne Heaton)] Fashion
letter. New York, February 19,
#91G, )[4] p. illus. 4to. [6361
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425898; Warner bros.
co., Bridgeport, Conn.
CHAPA mercantile co.*, San Antonio.
ioronay 7107, [2]\\p.. Svo. $0.25.
[6362
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 427708.
CHAsEe (A. B.) co.*, Norwalk, O. A.
B. Chase. piano. [Miniature cata-
lez) [24] p. illus. 16mo. [6363
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429021.
CHASE (Sidney G.)* Milwaukee. Op-
portunity consists in knowing what
dow Li pw I2mo. [6364
©@ Mar. &)1916;2 ¢. Mar. 10, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429009.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac. telephone
eo.*, Baltimore. Washington &
_ vicinity telephone directory. Jan. 1,
1916. cover-title, 246, 111 p. 4to.
[6365
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426213.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac. telephone
co., Of Baltimore city*, Baltimore.
Baltimore & vicinity telephone direc-
tory, Jan. 15, 1916. cover-title, 291,
145 p. 4to. [6366
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426214.
CHESAPEAKE & PorToMACc
co. of Va.*, Baltimore. Telephone
directories. [6367, 6368
Alexandria, Lorton, Marshall, Va. [ete.]
gan. 1, 1916. cover-title, 18 p. 8vo.
Gan al l9lG 32 *e.vand att. Hebi 17;
1916; A 426212.
Lynchburg, Bedford City, Danville, [etc.]
Feb. 1, 1916. cover-title, v, 32, 25 p.
Syvo. (© Meb: 5 21,1916; 2
Mar. 7, 1916; A 425835.
telephone
6380
e. and aff. |
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE trade assn.*, Chi-
cago. National used car market re-
port. [6369-6371
Pocket ed. Auxiliary to 8th ed., zone
7, 9, 2vi.32mo.. @ Mar: 8) 18) 1916;
2’ 'c... each and aft. Mar. 24,1916 *
A 429126, 429127.
Stim ed... 120) p., Bb. front... (map)
@©wMars a, 619163) 2° ch Mar 4.
aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429128.
Ato.
1916;
CHICAGO MERCANTILE €0.*, Chicago.
[63872, 6373
Catalogue no. 157. Spring & summer
LOTG: 17, pi cillus:\ Ato; NeD: DB;
LOUG 24 Ce Vand att., Heb: 4s algi6
A 425405.
Catalog no. 158. Summer, 1916. 71,
fi] p. illus: 4to. © Mar. 24, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 29; 1916; A 429201.
Chi-
Atlas and ownership index.
[6374-6376
Suppl. to v. 1 [Changes from Mar. 1,
1910 to Jan. 20, 1916] cover-title, 15
De fale © Hebs 262° 1916 >" 2" ce. and
aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429131.
Suppl. to v. 3 [Changes from May 1,
1909 to Jan. 20, 1916] cover-title, 29
pen fol © heb.) 26, A916 25e “and
aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429132.
Suppl. to v. 6 [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910 to Jan. 20, 1916] cover-title, 22
The Lol NOP Hebs 265 ONG sr 2 sand
aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429133.
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*,
cago.
North Shore
telephone’ directory.
CHICAGO TELEPHONE CO.
district Bell
Mare 1916, 392) 32.p. Ato: [6377
(©), Mar) 27, 1Ot6)). 2) ec) and afer,
Apr. 1, 1916; A 426974; Reuben H.
Donnelley, Chicago.
Cuitp (Brainerd Winslow) * Alhambra,
Cal. What electricty reaily is, solu-
tion of the great mystery. [Rev.
ed.] 4 p. 4to. (Hnergy and health
series, thesis no. 7.) $0.25. [6378
©) Jans, 15, 1916s :2. e.. Kebs: 8;
1916; aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426404.
CuHinps co.*, New York. Monthly di-
gest. Feb., 1916. 3 numb. loose l.
Ato. [6379
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429124.
CHIPMAN (Miner) Laying out a plan
of investigation to increase the sales
efficiency of department store em-
ployes. 1p. 1, 27 numb. l|., 9 charts.
4to. (Modern business service, re-
port no. 60.) [6380
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425498; Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
291
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6381
CHIPMAN (Reeve)* Boston. Outdoor
journeys: Alaska, the Yellowstone,
Glacier Park, California, 1916. Bos-
ton, The Temple tours [1916] 24 p.
illus. 12mo. (Cover-title: Outdoor
trips through the West, 1916)
[6381
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 427681.
CHIROPRACTIC college. What is it?
Health brings happiness. rou lien 8
folder, illus. 16mo. [6382
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426467; John Norton
Stone, San Antonio, Tex.
CHRISTENSEN (John) & co.*, Galves-
ton, Tex. $50.00 in gold money if
you know who wants to buy a Ford.
(In Galveston tribune) [6383
© Mar. 8, 1916: 1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 423294,
[CHurcH (W. C.)]
Interpretations,
infantry drill
regulations, 1911.
Mar. 25, 1916. (Jn Army and navy
journal) [6384
© Mar. .25,,41916* 1. ¢ Mar. 27,
1I91G 5A 423386 %4 Wil Oe & “RP:
Church, New York.
CIAMBELLI (Bernardino) Vergine di
Trieste, episodi della guerra italo-
austriaca. New York, Societa libra-
ria italiana [1916] 299 p. illus.
8vo. $0.50. [6385
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1916;
aff. Apr. 6. 1916; A 427557; Italian
book co., New York.
CINCINNATI & suburban Bell telephone
co. Telephone directories.
[6386, 6387
Cincinnati and adjoining counties tele-
phone directory, Feb., 1916. cover-
title; (207, 139 p.. 4ta; .”.©@ Heb..21,
291G302 ef and aft, Wep.: 24, 1916" A
425629; Cincinnati & suburban Bell
telephone co., Cincinnati.
Cincinnati and suburban Bell telephone
classified directory, Feb., 1916. 139 p.
4t0.),,@ Heb. 21, 291652) ¢. and aft.
Feb. 23, 1916; A 425600; Reuben H.
Donnelley, Chicago.
[6888-6394
CITATOR.
Indiana ed. v. %.. no! 4, ‘Webs, 916.
New York, The Citator publishing com-
pany [1916] cover-title, 320 p. S8vo.
$5.00 per vear. @© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢.
Apr, Jad, i1916); aff. Apr. 3, POTS A
428374.
Iowa ed. v.14, no. 4, Feb., 1916. [New
York, The Citator publishing company,
1916] cover-title, 3236 p. S8vo. $5.00
per year. @© Mar. 11. 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 428378.
Kansas ed. v. 13, no. 4; Mar., 1916.
[New York, The Citator Publishing
company, 1916] cover - title, 188 p.
vo, $5.00 per year. © Mar.) 29.
TOLG)s 2. C..anG A. ADI... be, .Lolos
428489.
pt. 1, 0. 8S. Vv. ae
CITATOR—Continued.
Michigan ed. v. 19, no. 4, Mar., 1916.
[New York, The Citator Publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 231 p.
Svo. $5.00 per year. @©@ Mar. 23,
1916 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 12, 1916. =
428488.
Minnesota ed. v. 138, no. 4, Feb., 1916.
[New York, The Citator Publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 209 p.
&vo. $5.00 per year. © Mar. 7, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 428372.
Texas ed. v. 8, no. 3, Mar., 1916. [New
York, The Citator publishing com-
pany. 1916] cover-title, 142 p. 8vo.
$5.00 per year. © Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428490.
Wisconsin ed. v. 10, no. 2, Feb., 1916.
[New York, The Citator Publishing
company, 1916] cover - title, Dp.
8vo. $5.00 per year. © Mar. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 3, 19165 A 428375;
© Citator pub. co., New York.
CITIZENS state bank. Pyramid Christ-
mas savings club. cover-title, 15 p.
24mo. [6395
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2-e@ Feb. 3, 1916;
aff. Feb.19,1916; A 426242; Clarence
F. Hoy & Waiter H. Wilbur, Crystal
Lake, I.
Craupy (C. H.) [6396-6399
Good roads vs. mud-holes. 32 p._ illus.
4to. (National highways assn.)
Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ic. andvati- Marsts,;
1916; A 428119.
List of those who have a national self-
ish interest in good roads. 16 p.
illus. 4to. (National highways assn.)
@ Feb. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 14,
1916; A 420781.
Motor-vehicles and good roads every-
where. 8 p. illus., ports. 4to. (Na-
tional highways assn.) @©
Jan, 29,
2.2 ¢, ‘and aft. Reb? S) aoe
National highways association. 55, [1]
p. illus., map. 4to. © Feb. 28, 1916;
2 ec. Mar. 4, 1916; aff. Mar. 1, 1916;
A 425808.
© Natl. highway assn., Washing-
ton.
COBETON) G07: Owatonna, Minn.
Northern light acetylene lighting
system puts sunlight on tap in any
home. 23, [1] p., 1 1.. illus. diagrs
Svo. [6400
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. Apr: 8, 1916;
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 426998. .
CLEVELAND plain dealer. [6401, 6402
Play in your own backyard. © Mar.
26, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423527.
That man owns his own home. @ Mar.
19, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423525.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland —
plain dealer]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
CLEVELAND STONE co.*, Cleveland.
Build in stone. 23 p. illus. 24mo.
[6403
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 « and, aim
Mar. 11, 1916; A 425885.
292
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
6425
CLING-SURFACE ¢o.*, Buffalo. Fan belt,
a better way than tension. 15, [1]
mm ius. 24mo. $0.05. [6404
© Mar. 20,1916; 2 e. and aff.
Mar. 22, 1916 ; A 429067.
[Co-coar-co.] Oakoal, the new fuel
made from waste matter. cover-
mie, oo Pp. illus., map: obl. 32mo.
[6405
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
4,1916; A 425776; Edgar L. Culver,
Kansas City, Mo.
Coat dealers’ blue book, Mar., 1916.
59th v. New York, The J. B. San-
born company [1916] [1309] p.
4to. $50.00. [6406
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
22,1916; A 428203 ; J. B. Sanborn,
Chicago.
CoHAN (George M.) George M.
Cohan as poet laureate pens this
timely verse. (Jn Chicago herald)
[6407
©eMar. 17;1916; 1 c Mar. 18,
1916; A 423176; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Cortins (John)* Saginaw, Mich.
[Synopsis or first instalment of con-
tinued story of generation] [4] p.
incl. port. 16mo. [6408
ry Hep. 1951916; 2c. Feb. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425922
CoxLtins (Louis L.) [6409-6413
HBleventh ward had first state fair and
park of city. © March 19, 1916; 1c.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 423314.
First wedding of white couple here was
near lake. © Apr. 2, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
6, 1916; A 423618.
Mill ruins show twelfth ward’s first in-
austry. /@©.Mar. 26, 1916; 1c. Mar.
Stile 1916: A 423457.
Renee polis 1916 born in romantic set-
tinge of early 50’s in old first. © Jan.
SLoiGeske Jan. 12, 1916; A 423312.
Rapid strides of city reflected in 10th
ward history. (Jn Minneapolis jour-
mal). ©? Mar. 125 1916; 1c, Mar: £7,
1916; A 423136.
[Note: The foregoing are in Minne-
apolis journal]
© Journal ptg. co., Minneapolis.
Philadel-
Collins business building bul-
[6414, 6415
[sii pas Atos Ounhepe a.
1916: aNGeIalEee epee yl oe to1G
A 426190.
Mar. 6, 1916. [3] p. 4 to. [Text paral-
lel to binding] © Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 426550.
COLLINS PUBLICITY service™,
_phia.
letin.
Feb. 5, 1916.
Pea Cr,
CoLUMBIA metal box co.*, New York.
Columbia cabinets, 1915 national
electrical code standard for Starrett
panels. [4] p. illus. 8vo. (Bul-
letin no. 8A, Mar. ey 1916) [6416
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 29, 1916;
aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 429077.
CoLtuMsBUS, Ga. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Columbus, Ga.,
Detroit, Mich.,
city directory, 1916.
Birmingham, Ala., R.
re? Polk < co. [1916] “556. Dave:
$6.00. [6417
@ Mar?’ 29; 1916.2 Gand laff,
Mar. Si, 191G: A’ 428330; Ke i Polk
& co., Birmingham, Ala.
CoLUuMBUuS, O., New first national bank.
Bonds of our country. [20] p. 16mo.
[6418
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; fai 42656. New first na-
tional bank, Columbus, O.
CoLtvIN (D. Leigh) National prohibi-
tion. (in Intercollegiate statesman,
Feb., Mar., 1916) [6419
© Mar. 14, 1916; 1c. Mar. 20, 1916;
A 423212; Intercollegiate statesman,
Chicago.
CoLtvIn (Fred H.) Manufacturing 120-
millimeter Serbian shells. 2. (In
American machinist) [6420
©, Mar. 16; 219165 di.¢c. Mar. 17,
1916; A 423154; Hill pub. co., New
York.
CoMMERCIAL illustrator. v. 1, no. 8,
Feb., 1916. 15 p. illus. 4to. [6421
Gy) Febs257 1916); 2c. Apr. 3; 1916;
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 426999; Fed-
eral school of commercial designing,
ine., Minneapolis.
CoMMUNITY publicity service. There
are many reasons why you should
come to De Kalb. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 22 by 14% inches. [6422
©uMar. 16, 1916: 2 e and? ast.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 425994; E. L. F.
co., De Kalb, Ill.
ConarpD & Jones co.*, West Grove, Pa.
Floral guide, 1916. 96 p.. illus.
(part. col.) 4to. [6423
©. Jane4, 196 yeive: Jann20), 1916:
1 ec. Mar. 8, 1916; aff. Feb. 26, 1916;
A 426568.
Conn (Herbert W.) Physiology and
health. Book 1, 2. Boston, New
York f[ete.] Silver, Burdett and
company [1916] 2 v. illus. 12mo.
[6424, 6425
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ce. each and
aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 428224, 428225;
Silver, Burdett & co., Boston.
293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6426
Di I nS. veis
Connaway (J. W.) Stamping out hog
cholera. Columbia, Mo., The Mis-
souri farmer, [1916] 80 p. illus.
ports. S8vo. [6426
© Oct. 7, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 20, 1916; A 426980; William
Hirth, Columbia, Mo.
CoNNELLY (Bert) Importance of econ-
omy in poultry culture. (Jn Scran-
ton times) [6427
©) Mor: 20, 1916; 1 -¢ Apes,
1916; A 423837; Eugene McGuckin
co., Philadelphia.
Conover (W. Rockwood) Machine-
shop small tools. Apr. 6, 1916. (In
American machinist) [6428
© Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423739 ; Hill pub. co., New York.
CONTEMPORARY Verse.
Wil. TO: iu Mer. SLOG:
33-48. 8vo. $0.15.
2 e. and aff. Mar.
[6429, 6430
cover-title, p
@ Mar. 3, 1916;
it, 1916) FA 495834.
Vaud, ‘no, 4, Apr.,02OG: [ Philadelphia,
Ras, Printed) by. iG. Hy Washer ot:
cover-title, p. 49-64. 8vo. $0.15.
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 4380085.
© Howard S. Graham, jr., De-
vereux C. Josephs, & Samuel Mc-
Coy, Philadelphia.
CoNWELL (Russell H.) [6431—6435
Chureh aid to patriotism. © Jan. 27,
19165 1 c. Apr. 3, 191654 423546.
Meaning of Christmas. © a sige 1916;
1c. Apr. 8, 1916; A 423544
New year and debt. © Jan. 6, 1916;
1c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 4238543.
Still emlatl voice. © Feb. 3, 1916; 1 ec.
Apr. 38, 1916; A 423547.
Siang to our nearest friends. © Jan
POPAGIG= Wee: Apres 3,41 916 < “A 493545,
[Note: The foregoing are in Temple
review. ]
© Grace Baptist church,
delphia.
Phila-
Cook (Henry)* Newark, N. J. Dial of
knowledge, a scientific birthday
game, by Professor Henry [pseud.]
8p. 18mo. $0.50. [6436
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14, 1916; A 425675.
[Cook (John H.)] Fifty-two talks on
want advertising, by Luke Longhead
[pseud.] [Red Bank, N. J., Printed
by the Red Bank register] 1916.
dep) 1), 268, [17 pe 2mo, «20:00.
[6437
i) Mar.’ 20, "1916.52. cud) ait.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 428334; Red Bank
register, Red Bank, N. J.
CooKE (Philos) Alphabet for the sim-
plified, phonetic spelling of American
English, ete. Card, printed on both
sides, 53 by 34 inches. $0.10.
[6438
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1916;
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 426947; Philos
& H. Louise Stevens Cooke, Oak-
land, Cal.
CooLIpDGE advertising service*, Des
Moines, Ia. Pasteurized milk is
purest. Sheet, illus. 103 by 73
inches. [6489
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1916;
aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426946.
[CoorpER (William Schenek)] Foot-
light waftings, Apr. 2, 1916, by Just-
and Fair [pseud.] (In Poughkeep-
sie courier ) [6440
© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 « Apr. 4, 1916;
A 423570; New York and Boston pub.
co., New York.
CoPpELAND (H. H.) & son,* New York.
Comparative analysis railroad re-
ports, fiscal year ended June 30,
1915. A-J. 10° vy. nar. 4to,siaaie
each. [6441-6450
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c« each Feb.
19, 1916; — afi. Webs) (29 satSree
A 427082-427091.
CorDREY (Charles W.)* Hammond,
Ind. Let the eagle scream. cover-
title, 11. illus. 4 to. $0.10. [6451
© Mar. 22,.1916; 2c) anda
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426858.
CorgnForTH (George E.) Food com-
binations and methods of cooking.
Washington, Life and health [1916]
16 p. illus.: 8vo.° $0.25. [6452
© Mar. 31, 1916;. 2 candi
Apr. 4, 1916; A 480040; Review and
herald pub. assn., Washington.
CorPoRATION calendar. v. 7, no. 2,
Mar., Apr., 1916. card, 10 by 4¢
inches. [6453
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A.425812; U. So. €0rpy eas
New York.
CosMOPOLITAN print dept.*, New York.
Cosmopolitan prints, a new and re-
vised catalogue, complete to Mar.
1, 1916. [12] p.. illus. ‘Svo.) [645%
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426678.
294
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
6474
I ne, the ladies farm jour-
Country home, the ladies farm
nal. (Jn Fruit grower) [6455-6456
¥. zr, no. 6, Mar. 15, 1916. @©@ Mar. Spe
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 25, 1916; A 42334
eer. ae. coup... 1, 1996... © ee. ab
1916; 1 e. Apr. 13, 1916; A 423800.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Cowarp (James S.)* New York.
Coward shoe. cover-title, 52 p. illus.
8vo. [6457
Sermar, 11, 191G- 2c: Mar. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A 426680.
Crapsgey (Algernon S.)* Albany.
Jesus and preparedness. 32 p. 12mo.
$0.05. [6458
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425887.
CREAMERY package mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Ice cream machinery and net price
list of supplies for the ice cream
manufacturer, spring, 1916. 42 p.
illus. Svo. [6459
@© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426948.
CrREHORE (Mary Alice & Harriet
Louise )* St. Louis. Valentine
greeting with a heart to heart talk.
[S] p. illus. 24 mo. $0.10. [6460
Suomen, 12,/3916; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1916; aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 425928.
CREIGHTON (Basil B)* Manitou, Col.
Manitou springs. (In Chicago
medical recorder, Sept., 1915)
[6461
eects. 1915: 1 ¢ Dee. 13,
1915; A 423735.
Crews (J. T.)* Denver. J. T. Crews
telegraphic cipher code. 31 p. Svo.
$1.00. [6462
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425420.
[CrissEy (Paul) ]
Workers in shops and factories. [4] p.
alas. 4to.~ $0.10. © Dee. 1, 1915;
2c. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426623.
Workers in stores and offices,
illus. 4to. $0.10. ©
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916; ‘A. 496619.
© Buck & Glenn, inc., Winston-
Salem, N. C.
[6463, 6464
Crort (Delmer Eugene)* New Haven,
“Conn. Supreme love thrills. [Pros-
pectus] Card, printed on both sides,
7 by 5 inches, $1.00. [6465
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425762.
CROQUET, rules of the game and official
laws, British croquet association.
New York, American sports publish-
ing ‘ie ag [1916] 2p. L, 41-84
p. diagrs. 16mo. $0.10. [6466
Ch Mar 47, 1916522 © ane aff.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 428220; Amer.
sports pub. co., New York.
Cross (Tom Peete) [6467, 6468
How Shakespeare foresaw the modern
woman 300 years ago. ©: Apri 2;
1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423642,
What new disaster awaits Austria? ©
apr aa 1916s 1 ¢. Apr. 10, 51916: A
[Note. The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
| eed adv. system*, Norwalk, O.
Meaty talks on merchant-tailored
clothes. Talk no. 14 41. illus.
Syo. [6469
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 426103.
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)*
Cal.
ling.
Sacramento,
Some aspects of modern shing-
(In Building age, Apr., 1916)
[6470
© Mar. 28, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
A 423601.
Cummines (G. W.) & Kneisel (Ar-
thur)* Chicago. Telephone talks.
Apr., 1916. (Jn Telephone engineer,
Apr., 1916) [G471
© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A 423684.
[Cummins (Mary Hornibrook) ] Love’s
thought. Card, col. illus., 6 by 4
inches. $0.10. [6472
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426609; Davis & Bond.
Boston.
How he used
(In
CUNLIFFE (John W.)
masques, the craze of the day.
New York times, Tercentenary
Shakespearean supplement) [6473
©, Mar: 2671916? fre Ape. « 10;
1916; A 423721; New York times
co., New York.
CUNNINGHAM (Claude C.)*, Oklahoma
City, Okl. Farming by irrigation.
Why irrigation pays and how to se-
lect irrigated land. cover-title, 12 p.
Svo. [6474
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 425417.
295
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6475
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Boston.
[6475-6477
Commercial discovery of petroleum. 14
p. plates, port. 8vo. Feb. 24,
1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Heb. 26, 1916; A
425677
Eighty-five per cent success; facts and
figures about oil. 14 p. 8vo. © Feb.
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916;
A 425678.
Origin of petroleum. 11 p. diagrs.
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2
26, 1916; A 425679.
Curtis (Ethelred)*, La Porte, Ind.
[Key] to the human anatomical
barometer. Spinal nerves affecting
the visual function. Sheet, illus., 22
by 304 inches. $2.00. [6478
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426560.
Curtis - Leger fixture co.*,
Hangers. 7 [1] p. illus.
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2
8, 1916; A 426472.
Cusack (Thomas) co. Instructions
for painting Gold-medal flour, 1916.
cover-titie, 12 p. illus. (part. col.)
obl. S8vo. [6480
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429187; Washburn-
Crosby co., Minneapolis.
Cutten (Leverett Howell) It seems
so queer to be down here, with fruit
and flowers growing. Post card, col.
illus. $0.05. [6481
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 426888; Coursen & Cut-
ten, Daytona, Fla.
Cunningham-Graham co.*,
8vo.
e. and aff. EKeb.
Chicago.
4to. [6479
e. and aff. Mar.
CuTTerR (John Milton) *,
Ark.
gem
Springs.
Clemens, Mich.
Hot Springs,
See America, first. Cutter’s
souvenir of Arkansas’ Hot
Hot Springs, Ark., Mount
[ete.} C. Cutter &
son, 1916. 40 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
$0.25. [6482
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425761.
CypHeErRS (Chas. A.)
cessful hatching practice. 26, [1]
p. 16mo. $0.50. [6483
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425676.
Date (Alan) Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Analysis of suc-
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [6484-6487
Mary 19, 19167 7O) Mar, 19,) 2916s vc,
Mar. 22, 1916; A 423240.
Mar. 26, 1916. @ Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c.
Mar. 29, 1916; A SP a
Apr. 2, 1916. © Abr. LOLS Li ceeApE:
5, 1916; A 423564.
Apr. 9, 1916. @© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
12, 1916 ; A 423747.
Se es
Dana (John Cotton) Pleasant art of
getting your own library. 23 p.
16mo. [6488
© Mar. 17, 181632 ¢ iia Ss
1916; aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 429082;
Syndicate trading co., New York.
JARLING (Grace) Grace Darling’s talks
to girls. (Jn New York evening
journal) [6489, 6490
No.-6. The sort of girl to marry. ©
Mar, 14, 19163 2 Go) Mare th ios
A 423087.
No. 7. The art of conversation. © Mar.
17, 1916;° 1 e Mare 28) 16itoeee
423179. :
© International news service,
New York.
Darter (John)* Troy, N. Y. Suffrage?
Answer to Kipling’s The female of
the species. cover-title, [4] p. 12mo.
$0.10. [6491
© Dee: 15; 1915; 2 -e) Pen 2e
1916; aff. Apr. 4, 1916; A 426994.
[DauGcHERTY (R. L.)] Hydraulics.
chap. 1-4. 48 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[6492
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ce. Mar. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 425800; Me-
Graw-Hill book co., ine., New York.
DAUPHIN land co., ltd. [6498, 6494
Syndicated properties system. 16
8vo. (Cover-title: Money for a
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 1,
1916; A 426452.
Sevidicated properties system of the
Dauphin land co., Itd. and contract.
[4] p. fol. © Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426451.
© J. R. Gray, Detroit.
DaAveEy institute of tree surgery*, Kent,
O. [6495-6499
Kruit growing. (Pt. 3=5. Var ved ise.
ports. 8vo. $12.00. Contents.—3.
Fruit insects. Instruction book no. 16
with examination questions.—4. Hruit
diseases. Instruction book no. 17 with
examination questions.—5. Harvesting
& marketing. Instruction book no. 18
with examination questions. -© Dec.
15, 1915; 2 c. each Jan. 7, 19165 aff.
Mar. 4, 1916; A 425787.
Mechanical reinforcing. Instruction book
no. 20, with ex <amination questions,
cover-title. 20 p. illus.,” pork! /Svo:
$4.00. . © Dec. 15, 1915; 2 ec. Jan: 7,
1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425788.
Preparing the cavity. Instruction book
no. 19, with examination questions.
cover-title. 23 p. illus., port.. 8vo.
$4.00. © Dee. LBs 1915; Qs, Jeumnets
1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916; "A 425789.
Wotershed, rita Mae finishing. In-
struction book no. 21, with examina-
tion questions. cover-title, 24 p. illus.,
port. 8 vo. $4.00. @© Dec. 15, 1915;
2.e. Jan. 7, 1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 425790.
296
BOOKS, GROUP TI
no. 4, 1916
6547
————————————— — — eS
DAVEY institute of tree surgery—Con.
Weak crotches in trees, a wie and wide-
spread trouble. Instruction book no.
22, with examination questions. cover-
title, 22 p! illus., port. S8vo. $4.00.
ree. 15, 1915): 2).c. Jan) .7, (1916:
am. Mar. 4; 1916; A 425791.
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[6500, 6503
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city. Mar.
1916, issue. Wall chart, 263 by 15
inches. $1.00. © Mar. 8, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 425907.
Davies’ par value card, Mar., 1916, issue.
Card, 25 by 14% menes. $1.00. ©
Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429044.
Directory of curb and bond brokers.
1916. Wall chart, 21 by 14 inches.
$1.00. © Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2,
f71Goe af, Jan, 31, 1916: A 425157.
Bieidend information relative to stocks
dealt in at the New York stock ex-
change. Jan. 1916, issue. Wall chart,
213 by 16 inches. $1.00. © Dec. 29,
Pia ce. ang. aff. Jan. 8, 1916: A
417548.
Davis (A.
Feb.,
AT) eo!*, Boston.
[6504-6547
Best wishes for a happy Easter. [Older
friends and bigger too.] 2 1. eol.
illus. 32mo. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426159.
Birthday greetings. I see you’re having
birthdays still. Card, col. illus., 34 by
44 inches. $0.05. © Jan. 12, 191.6 ;
2c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426244.
Bluebird of happiness brings you joy.
Card, col. illus., 314 by 4% imches.
$0.05. © Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426143.
Box of Easter kisses. Does this box con-
tain a bonnet. Card, col. illus., 34 by
4% inehes. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916;
2° ec. and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426152.
Congratulations and good wishes. On
this day of graduations. Card, col.
illus., 4 by 5 “inches. $0.10. © Feb.
15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916;
A goa.
Easter greeting. [Aren’t you glad?]
eover-title, i 1. col. illus. 24mo.
$0.25 © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426157.
Easter greeting. [Chirp of a robin.]
Zee Cole, los: s2mo. . $0.10. ©
Hen tl 1916 5) 2 ¢) and aff. Heb. 15,
1916; A 426163.
Easter greeting. [Fields rejoice in ver-
dure new.] 21. col. illus. obl. 48mo.
$0.10. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426167.
Easter greetings. [Blessings on your
Easter day] Pile cCOl malities Obs
48mo. $0.10. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426166.
Easter greetings. Bunny and flowers.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 52 inches.
$0. 10. © Feb. ia 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A "426175.
Easter greetings. [I’m sending you such
happy thoughts. ] 2 eee col iliwis:
382mo. $0.10. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426165.
Easter greetings. [I’m wishing you a
sunny) time)" 2 i col. illus’ 32mo.
QOs5 i @ bebe tak 1906 42 Land
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; "A 426150.
297
Davis (A. M.) co.—Continued.
Easter greetings. I send my best wishes.
Card, col. “llus., 34 ie o4 inches,
$0.10. © Feb. ia 1916: ec. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426170.
Easter greetings. [May music, flowers,
and weather.] 2 1. col. illus. 32mo.
$0.10. © Feb. ich 1916; 2.¢, and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426160.
Easter greetings. [May you waken
Kaster morning.] Bie le Coley sillus:
32 mo. $0.10. © Feb. UO TG 2 ee
and@ afl. (Neb? bs, "1916" . .& 426155.
Easter greetings. [No Easter bloom
could please me.] 2 col. illus.
32mo. $0.10. © Feb. 11, 1916: 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426154.
Easter greetings. [There are lots and
lots of children.] 2 1. col. illus.
32mo.” S005. “Ovreh: 11, 1926" 2 «:
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426144.
Easter greetings. [This is just a little
token. | 2 i. col. illus. 32mo. $0.05.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426147.
Easter greetings to you. [Easter as
nice as it could pes) 2a col. alhis:
32 mo. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426145.
Easter greetings to you. [I’m sure the
world is brighter]. 2 I. ol. illus.
32mo. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A "496151.
Easter happiness. [May smiling faces
mecetr youl: 2) Tae cols’ illus 40;
$015. .@ Neb; 11, 1916s Bre vand: ait.
Feb. 15, 1916: A 426162.
Easter time. [It’s violets-and-dew time.]
21. col. illus. obl..48mo. $0.15. ©
Hebel ASiGe 2 ewand ais Wep las.
1916; A 426161.
Happiest of Easters. Bunny loves the
Easter flowers. Card, col. illus. 33
by 52 inches. $0.10. @e Heb: “ae
LLG 2 Ci and) Batt. Meh. 15.5, 1OlG=
A 426173.
Happy birthday. Birthdays come and
birthdays (go.;; Card, «.col. illus:, 32
by 42 inches. $0.05. © Jan. 12, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426243.
Happy birthday. To some folks birth-
days mean they’re aging. Card, col.
illus., 34 by 44 inches. $0. 05. © Jan.
12 1916; 2c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 426245.
Happy Easter. Easter bunny told me.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 54 inches. $0.10.
@, Heb: ta) 191Ge, Be) and ait Web:
¥5; D916; A 426772.
Happy Haster. [Easter of sunshine] 2 1.
cole - ithis) 432mo: $0.05. © Feb.
1 TOG); 2 exand tak, Mebs bat Ole:
A 426146.
Happy Easter. [Happy Easter little
friend] . Zee colt illus. -382mon. S0!05.
@) Hebe MeelolG = 2) evand ate wheb. ols):
1916; A 426158.
Happy Easter. Here’s a happy Waster
bunny. Card, col. illus., 34 by 53
inches. $0.10. :
and vatk. a Mebs sds: 1916; A 426169.
Happy Haster. MHere’s a little Haster
maiden. Card, col. illus., 34 by 44
inches. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2re
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A’ 426153.
Happy Easter. Hiding in the willows.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 54 inches. $0.10.
@heby aay VotGs 2 eh land! caite5 Hep:
15, 1916; A 426174.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6548 pt. 1 ats, Woes
Davis (A. M.) co.—Continued. Davis (William Joseph)*, Haskell,
Happy Hagie ts May aus Easter day Tex. Funniest thing in all America.
e sunny, ard, col. illus., 34 by 43 , §B2m0: 552
inches. $0.05. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. ee Lae
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426156. © Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
Happy Easter. [Sending you an Easter 1, 1916; A 426995.
Rabbit.) 2.1.” col wihiss aacmon 1S Ol05)
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426142. Davison) (Siam Baynard) Collection
Happy Easter. This bunny is bringing of master business letters, by Ad-
geod wishes to eee Card, col. illus., man Davison. [2], 250 numb. loose
4 by 5% inches. $0.10. Hep.) 14, 1. 4to. in folder and box. 410.
1916; 2 c and aff. Feb. 15, 1916: ii moe
A 426168. [6553
Happy Faster. This little white bunny © Jan. 21, 1916; 1 ec. Jan. 24, 1916:
is bringing to you. Card, col. iilus., 1c. Feb. 10, 1916; aff. Feb. 21, 1916;
34 by 53 inches. $0.10. @© Feb. 11, ~ : ’ ' i
1916: 2c, and aff. Feb. 15, 1916: | “429618; Baynard pub. co., Kansas
A 426179. City, Mo.
Happy Faster. Yes her hat is very
stunning. Card, col. illus., 34 by 44
inches. $0.05. @©@ Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426148.
Joyous Haster. Bunny knows it’s Haster.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 54 inches. $0.10.
@ Heb: 11, 1916] 2c) "and aie Keb. 15;
1916; A 426171.
Joyous Easter. Butterflies, bunnies, and
Easter day flowers. Card, col. illus.,
33 by 52 inches. $0.10. © Feb. 11,
LOUGH. Zi..c) and Sati. ep. aa LOMGis
A 426178.
Joyous Haster. [There is hope in the
note which the robin sings.] 2 1. coi.
illus. obl. 48mo. $0.10. © Feb. 11,
19168 2. e:Candk ait. Hep. Toren s1e:
A 426176.
My Easter wish. [May the world, new
filled with blossoms.] 21. eol. illus..
sezmo. S00) Oi Meby aa. OnlGee oe
and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426164.
My Easter wish for you. [May all
happiness attend you] cover-title, 1 1.
obl. 48mo. $0.25. © Feb. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426183.
On your graduation. Text-books finished,
lessons learned. Card, col. illus., 4 by
5 inches. $0.10. © Feb. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426246.
Peaceful Easter. [May Easter lead you.]
ele ECOL, UWlUSa) FODLY etomo. 1 pOsrO.
@) Heb) at e196 2 en and ak: Heb;
15 1916 97A 426077.
Very happy Easter. Easter is a happy
time. Card, col. illus., 34 by 44 inches.
$0.05. @ Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426149.
DaAVISON’S cordage, twine and duck
trade. 16th annual ed., 1916. New
York, Davison publishing co., 1916.
21D p.al2mox, Size: [6554
© Jan: 10; 1916% "2 ey nee
1916; aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 418842;
Davison pub. co., New York.
Dawson (William E.)*, Stockton, Cal.
(6555, 6556
Practical advertising business. cover-
title, 30, [2] .p. Wlus:s, port.) giGmoe
@ Mar:.13, 1916; 2) -e) and salts:
20, 1916; A 426996.
Practical advertising plans and methods.
3p. 1, p. [9]-103. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
$6.00. @ Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 480092.
Day (Josephine)*, New York. Pledge
of the universal sisterhood. Sheet,
53 by 8 inches. [6557
© Nov. 10, 1915; 2° GeNey 2s
1915; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426474.
Daytona, Fla. R. L. Polk & co.’s Day-
tona, Daytona Beach and Seabreeze
city directory, 1916-17. v. 2. Jack-
sonville, Fla., R. L. Polk & co. [1916]
255 p. illus. S8vo. $4.00. [6558
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 427547; R. L. Polk & co.,
Davis (Charles Henry) [6548-6551 Birmingham, Ala.
Good roads everywhere. [4] p. illus.,
map. fol. @ Nov. 15, 1915; 2 c. Feb.
28, 1916; A425802.
Main highways versus radiating roads.
8 p. illus. 4to. (National highways
DEAGAN (John C.)*, Chicago. Deagan
electric una-fon. Sheet, - illus.,
printed on both sides, 11% by 9
assn.) @ Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. inches. . [6559
Feb. 8, 1916; A 418752. © Oct. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1916;
National highways; radiating roads; the aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A 425596.
farmer. 8 p. illus. 4to. (National
highways assn.) @© Jan. 12, 1916; ‘KE ALFRE ~ hn* icaco.
2e. nid af Keb. § 1916: A’418754 | DECKER (Atreep) & Cohn*, Chicago
5 561
Preliminary location and mapping of na- : ? . Leaure Ge
tional highways proposed by the Na- Are they passing you by? [3] _p. illus.
tional highways association. 16 p. obl. | 4to. | © Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and
illus., map. 4to. (National high- é aff. Mar. 20, 1916 ; aff. Apr. 3, 1916;
ways assn.) © Feb. 5, 1916; 2c. and A 430079.
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 420780. Season of Spring clothes: erat: COR:
‘ e itle. : illus. Eli, CO’
_ © National highways assn., Wash- ay IB Lo eee
ington. 3, 1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 425987.
298
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
DECOURCELLE (Pierre)*, Paris. Mar-
chands de patrie. (Jn Paris Jour-
nal) [6562-6565
nos. 1-9. {9 instalments] Feb. 2-10,
TOLGw ss et each, .Beb. 23. 916;
A—Foreign 13550.
nos. 10-19. [10 instalments] © Feb.
11—20; 1916; 1 c. each Mar. 11, 1916;
A—Toreign 13551.
nos. 20-28. [ 9 instalments]
29,1916; 1 c¢. each
A—TVoreign 13552.
nos. 29-43. [15 instalments] © Mar.
1-15, 1916); 1 c. each Mar. 30, 1916;
A—Voreign 13553.
© Feb. 21-
Mar. 16, 1916;
DELAWARE & Atlantic telegraph & tele-
phone co.*, Philadelphia. Telephone
directories. [6566—6568
Atlantic & Bridgeton districts, Mar. 10,
to. sip. 4to.. © Mar. 29, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Apr. 4, 1916; A 430081
Camden district [Spring issue] Feb. 15,
T91G)) 212)p. 4to.). © Mar. 4, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Mar, 10, 1916; A 426596.
Trenton district, Jan. 20, 1916. 124 p.
Sevos sO Hebpy, 7, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 426091.
DENTAL and toilet products corpora-
tion*, New York. [6569, 6570
Are you one of them? 10 p. 24mo.
Grien 14, 19167 2 c. Mar. 31, 1916:
aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 426957.
Hditorial. Sheet, 15 by 6 inches. © Feb.
14, 19163 2 ¢. Mar. 31, 1916; aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 426958.
DENTINOL & pyorrhocide co.*, New
York. Efficiency of therapeutic
agents in the treatment of pyorrhea.
Series one, booklet 3. 14, [1] p.
illus. diagrs. Svo. [6571
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425487.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report. [6572, 65738
February [1916]. @©@ Mar. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 5, 1916; A 423585.
March [1916] © Apr. 1, 1916; 1. e¢.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 423586.
[Note: The foregoing are in Oil City
derrick. ]
DETMER woolen co.*, New York.
Spring styles, 1916. Card, col. illus.,
printed on both sides, 94 by 114
inches, fold. to 832mo. ([Swatch cir-
eular, no. 4]) [6574
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426949.
Derroir, Mich. Sauer’s official guide
and pocket directory of Greater De-
troit. 1916-1917 ed. 283 p. fold.
map. i16mo. [6575
~~ © Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429161; William Sauer,
Detroit.
6586
DETROIT correspondence institute of
motoring*, Detroit. Course of scien-
tific instruction in motor car produc-
tion, repairing, driving and _ sales-
manship. [6576-6578
Lesson 2, pt. 2. 13 p. 8vo. © Feb. 4,
L9LOG 2) ¢. “and Vait,, Heb, 7, ole:
A 425494.
Lesson 4, pt. 2. [14] p. 8vo. © Feb.
29, 191652 ¢. and aff. Mar. 3, 1916+
A 426464.
Lesson 5, pt. 2. 16 p. 8vo. ©
Mar. 15,
8
LUSH MGy ee ee Mar. 18, 1916;
A 425984.
and aff.
DrEvEREUx (Walter S.)* Chicago. Se-
cret service, how, when and where
it can be profitably employed. [Chi-
cago, Devereux detective agency,
1916] cover-title, 15 p. port. 24mo.
[6579
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426870.
Dry (Frederic Van Rensselaer) *, New
York. [6580, 6581.
America, all-America for all of America.
22 p. 8vo. $0.50. © Feb. 7, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 426098.
Judith, by Varick Vanardy [pseud.] [8
instalments] (In Sperry magazine,
July, 1915—Mar., 1916) © June 15,
1915—Feb. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. each Mar.
A LONG PATA 2 3252):
DiIamMonp state telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Delaware telephone direc-
tory, Feb. 5, 1916. 128 p. 4to.
[6582
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Feb. 29, 1916; A 425704.
DiBBLE (Edward F.)
for eastern farmers. 10 p._ illus.,
port. S8vo. [65838
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
8, 1916; A 417544; Edward F.
Dibble, seedgrower, Honeoye Falls,
N. Y.
JME, ere arene
Dick (A. B.) co.*, Chicago. Mimeo-
graph manual. 91, [4] p._ illus.
12mo. $1.00. [6584
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
22, 1916; A 428219.
DicToGRAPH poultry farm*, West Ny-
ack, N. Y. White faverolle. cover-
title, 20 p. illus. 8vo. [6585
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
5, 1916; A 425476.
Dies blatt gehort der hausfrau. 380.
jahrg. hft. 19, 6. febr., 1916. illus.
fol. M. o. 15. [6586
© Feb. 6, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916; _
A—Foreign 135387; Ullstein & co.,
Berlin.
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6587
DIRECTORY OF GLASS factories in the
United States and Canada 1916.
Pittsburgh, Pa., National glass bud-
get, 1916. 76 p. 16mo. $2.00 [6587
© Feb. 4, 1916 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 426129; Budget
pub. co., Pittsburgh.
DIRECTORY OF PURCHASING Officials of
eoal mines, [1915. Suppl. to] Coal
field directory and mining catalog.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Keystone consoli-
dated publishing co., ine. [1916] 62
p. 16mo. $5.00. [6588
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
28, 1916; A 496918 - Keystone con-
solidated pub. co., inc., Pittsburgh.
DIRECTORY OF THE TRUNK, leather
goods and umbrella trades of the
United States and Canada, 1916.
Philadelphia, Pa., P. L. Smith, 1916.
222 p. S8vo. $2.00. [6589
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff: Mar.
29, 1916; A 428312; Perry L. Smith,
Philadelphia.
DISssToN crucible. [6590-6592
Visteon evan: he ef OniGh Sees ele. D.
177-190. . illus., port. 8vo. @© Jan
Ae ya po and atfs KHebtenos 1916:
A 426128.
Ve 5D) 0d) Heby ds) 1916: [ Philadelphia,
Pa., H. Disston _& _ sons, 6]
Gps Wise y SVs ©) aheb: :
2-¢e. and aff. Keb. ‘19, 1OLG SA "426220.
v. 5, no. 2, Mar. 15, 1916. Philadelphia,
is Dissfon & sons, inec., 1916. 1 p. l.,
. L932, Allus. port...) Sv0:., ©), Mar.
D0, 1916 ; 2c. and aff. Apr alee 19016):
A 426975
© "8 fete Disston & sons, inc.,
Philadelphia.
DrixtE motorway through the scenic
southland. 46 p. illus., maps. 4to.
$0.25. [65938
© Feb. 9 ,1916; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
A 4253862 ; Henry | Mac Nair, New
York.
Dixon (Joseph) crucible co.*, Jersey
City, N. J. Dixon’s waterproof
graphite grease. 1 p.1., 16 p. illus.
16mo. [6594
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff Mar.
28, 1916; A 426917.
Drxon (Thomas)* New York. Fall of
a nation. (In National Sunday
magazine) [6595-6597
chap. 23 cont.—25. © Feb. 13, 1916; 1.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423198.
ehap.7'30—337 «© Mar, 612, 1916<) 1 ‘e¢.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 423401.
chap. 34, 35. @° Mars 26, 19165) ie
Apr. ily 1916; A 423595 ).
pt. L, De Syae ee
Dosson (David L.)* Madison, Wis.
America first.. Sheet, 103 by 54
inches. $0.01. [6598
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2
27, 1916; A 429179.
DoNAHEY (William) * Chicago.
| Gave eeees
Teenie Weenie twins arrive. © Apr. 2,
IGS 1 ce Apr> 1, TSG ae 423653.
Teenie Weenies feed a cat. © Mar. 26,
1916; 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; A 423406.
Teenie Weenies get a surprise. of Mar.
19, 19163° Do “ce. “Mars 3 ia
423276.
Teenie Weenies go coasting on a roller
skate: Mar. (12)) 1916s: & ee Mars
1916; A 423085.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
Donatpson (Alfred: Lee)* Saranae
Lake, N. Y. Chapters of Adiron-
dack history. Feb. 24, Mar. 2, 9,
16, 23, 30, 1916. [6 instalments]
(In Saranac Lake news.) [6603
© Feb. 24—-Mar. 30, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
12, 1916; A 4238798.
DorEy (J. Milnor)
[By] J. M. Dorey
Stevens. Book 1.
Weidenhamer & company [1916]
223 p. 12mo. $0.80. [6604
©. Apr. 1, 1916 ;°2°e) andeam Age:
o, LOGS A 428370 : Weidenhamer &
co., Milton, Pa.
DortT motor car co.*,
c. and aff. Mar.
Better English.
and Junius W.
Milton, ~2a.,
Flint, Mich.
[6605, 6606
Dort=motor cars. 22 p. illus., diggers:
8vo. © Mar., 3, 1916; 2-¢.andean-
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429023.
Story of motor interest, by O. N. Looker.
12] p. col. “illus! “32mo0r) <eover-
title: Fable of father who wanted
facts and mother who preferred fig-
ures.) @©@ Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 496547.
DromcooLte (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ner ) [6607-6610
Mar. 18, 19116:<-@ Mar, 18, 19GeeiaG:
Mar. 20; 1916; A 423215,
Mar. 25, 1916. © Mar. 25, 196g 0ie
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423402.
Apr. 15/4916. *.@. Apri ads 1916; AG:
Apr. 8, 1916; A 423555
Apr... 8,,,1916., © ‘Apr. 8, TSG so see
Apri, Tore: A 423701.
DuGpALE (Frederick)* Boston. Rheu-
matism, its cause, its cure [Rev. ed.]
16 Deport. —S.V0: [6611
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2° ¢) Feneeree
1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 425536.
[Copyright is claimed on revision]
Dumars (Gerald)* New York. Stand
straight. [8] p. illus. 12mo. $0.25.
[6612
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20,1916 5 x 459064.
300
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916 6631
Du Piessis (Jean Thomas)* Chicago. | EcoNnomMy service co.—Continued.
Concussion in spinal therapeutics. sap tetiais ae A ees Feb. Seat
24 > 18 inches. 1.00. Sheet, illus., 2 y 17 inches. Feb.
Sheet, Pe $ 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916:
[6613 ‘A 425768.
© Jan. 29,1916; 2 c. Web. 2, 1916; mle, Teche Bee: 1, aes cover-
ie A?6088. fe P ob vo Mar. 1,
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; 60 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916;
= i 495942.
Du Pont de Nemours (H. I.) & co. Supplementary service. Bulletin no.
Wilmington, Del. [ 6414, 6615 A 140. suppl. Feb. 15, 1916. cover-
Instructions in the use of Du Pont and title, p. 119-126. illus. obl. 8vo.
Repauno stumping powder. 114 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Cover-title: De-
veloping logged-off lands of the North-
west with explosives.) Feb. 24,
POG.) 204c., and ait. Mar. 4,.1916;
A 425745.
Kuinka kiiytti#a Du Pont punainen risti
maaniyljelys rijaihdysaineita. cover-
mie Mboup lus... diagrs. 8&vo. ©
WEG tL TOLb = 2) c¢. Web. 5,, 1916; aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426762.
DvuRAND (Herbert) Plans and plants
for grounds and gardens. 2d. ed.
rev., 1916. Germantown, Philadel-
phia, Pa., T. Meehan and sons, 1916.
48 p. illus., plans. 12 mo. §0.25.
[6616
i) Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and. aff.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426801; Thomas
Meehan and sons, Germantown,
Philadelphia.
DWINELL-WRIGHT co.*, Boston. White
House romances. cover-title 11, [1]
p. ports. 24mo. [6617
Beomar. ts 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426803.
Dyer (Franklin B.) [6618, 6619
Fifth reader, by F. B. Dyer and Mary
J. Brady, with illus. by John Rae.
New York and Chicago, C. E. Merrill
company [1916] 320 p. col. front.,
illus. 12mo. (The Merrill readers)
nies), Mar. 30, L916; 2 cana
aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 427537.
Fourth reader, by F. B. Dyer and Mary
J. Brady. with illus. by Rhoda Camp-
bell Chase. New York and Chicago,
C. E. Merrill company [1916] 320 p.
eol. front. illus. 12mo. (The Mer-
rill readers) $0.52. Jane LOLS:
2 ce. and aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 428368.
© Charles E. Merrill co., New
York.
Dyer (Ruth O.) Cut out book. Chi-
eago, A. Flanagan co. [1916] 111
numb. 1. (i. e. 56 1.) illus. obl. 8vo.
$0.50. [6620
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426076; A. Flanagan co.,
Chicago.
Economy service co.*, New York.
[6621-6624
Bulletin no. A _ 140. Feb. 15, 1916.
eover-title, numb. 1. 461—468. illus.
obl. Svo. @ Feb. 15, 1916;
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425770.
Ze and
@! Beb: 155 19165, 2-¢c and affi.; Mar.
4, 1916; A 425769.
FOUNDATIONS. Model-
Teacher’s great-
EDUCATIONAL
store-keeping dept.
est problem. p. [3]—44. illus. 16mo.
[6625
© Keb... 15,1916: 2. .¢. »Heb.i28,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426761;
Chaplin & O’Donnell, New York.
EDUCATIONAL PUB. co.*, Boston. Stand-
ard classic reader for the 4th year.
320 p. illus., ports. 12mo. [6626
©oMar. 13), 1916; 2°:e> and. aft
Mar. 22, 1916; A 428211.
ELECTRICAL WORLD service.
[6627, 6628
Function of the manufacturer in the
electrical industry. [8] p. fold. pl.
24mo. @© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 10, 1916:; A 426586.
Viewing things in correct proportion.
S De) 16 -m0n JOpbeby 23, 1916.2".
and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425685.
(© McGraw pub. co., inc, New
York.
Joseph) * Chattanoo-
[6] p. folder 16mo.
[6629
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
SF ASIC A’ 425655.
ELLison (James
ga. Anedemin.
Etson (William H.) Good English,
oral and written. Book 2. By Wil-
liam H. Elson, Clara E. Lynch, and
George L. Marsh. Chicago, New
York, Scott, Foresman and company
ELOIG) fp. Ef°406 py “ils. ports:
12mo. $0.60. [6630
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; A 428314; Scott, Foresman
& co., Chicago.
EMERSON (William R. P.)* Boston.
Record book for measured feeding.
Boston, EF. H. Thomas company,
[1915.] cover-title, [40] p. 8vo.
$0.25. [Text parallel to binding]
[6631
© Sept. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff Mar.
Ty AUG); AL 426453.
301
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6632
EMPIRE realty and mortgage co.
[6632, 6633
Co-operative home financing. cover-
title, 16 p. S8vo. @© Feb. 12, 1916;
2 e. Feb. 17, 1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916;
A 426387.
Empire realty and wan ice 202) its
plans and purposes. [8] p. folder, col.
illus. Svo. @© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. Feb.
14)" O16 cy pals ee hehe. 24 pat OEG UA
425611.
© Thos. K. Lee, Nashville, Tenn.
Cincinnati.
[6634, 6635
Canners’ and packers’ supplies. 16 p.
Wlus; 4to: ©, July 8; 1915 5 2 ¢. and
ait. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425741.
Tinners’ and roofers’ shears, tongs,
double seamers, [etc.] 16 p. illus. 4to.
@ Aug..2751915;,2 ce and: aft:; Mar) 2.
1916; A 425740.
EmrRicH (Phil) *
ENGEL (Eduard) 1914; ein tagebuch.
Mit urkunden, bildnissen, karten.
hft. 1-8. Braunschweig, G. Wester-
mann, 1914. 3 v. 4to. m. o. 50 each.
[6636
© Nov. 1, 1914; 1 c. each Apr. 8,
1916; A—Foreign 13555; George
Westerman, Braunschweig, Ger-
many.
Era druggists’ directory of the United
States, Canada, Cuba, Porto Rico,
Manila and Hawaiian Islands. 18th
ed., 1916. New York, D. O. Haynes
& co., 1916. 280 p. 4to. $5.00. [6637
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
aff Mar. 21, 1916; A 427318; D. O.
Haynes & co., New York.
ERIE crry iron works*, Erie, Pa. Erie
city shaking grates. [4] p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. [6638
©) Mar. 23, 1916; 2 <c, and aiff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429209.
Ernest (Richard)* New York. Quar-
ter of a century in research to re-
place nature. cover-title, [2] p., 4
]. mounted plates. obl. 48mo.
[6639
© Dec. 13, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 425792.
Erretr (Jane R.) [ 6640-66438
Standard kinder-lehrer. vy. 7, no. 3, 1.
viertel, jan. bis mirz, 1916 [and] A
supplement, ed. by Lillie A. Faris.
Cincinnati, O., Der Standard publish-
ing company, 1915. Wall chart, 13
sheets, col. illus., map, 35 by 23 inches
and a pamphlet 16 p. illus. S8vo.
Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1916; aff.
Jan. 5, 1916; A 417624.
pt. 1,1 s., 7.48
ERreTr (Jane R.)—Continued.
v. 7, no. 4, 2. viertel april bis juni,
1916 [and] A _ supplement, ed. by
Lillie A. Faris. Cincinnati, O., Der
Standard publishing company, 1916.
Wall as 13 sheets, col. illus., map,
30 Dy 23a inches and a pamphlet, 16 p.
ieee Svo..° @ Mar. 47, @3tee
Mar. 23, 19165; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A
429155.
ra
Standard picture roll. v. 7, no. 3, ist
quarter, Jan.—Mar., 1916 fand] A sup-
plement, ed. by Lillie A. Faris. Cin-
cinnati, O., The Standard publishing
company, 1915. Wall chart, 13 sheets.
col. *allus.,” Map, “Sb by 2s inches and
a pamphlet, 16 p. illus. Svo. © Dec.
29,-1915 3; 2 -e. Jan4, 19462 see ae
5, "1916; "A siete
Ve (> NO: 2d quarter, Apr.—June,
1916. aaa A supplement,
Lillie A. Faris, Cincinnati,
Standard publishing company, 1916.
Wall chart, 13 sheets, col. illus., map,
35 by 23 inches and a pamphlet, 16 p.
illus. S8vo. © Marrs 20; 391672
Mar. 23, 1916; aff. Mar. 27, 49163 A
429156.
© Standard pub co.,
Cincinnati.
ERSKINE-DANFORTH corp.*, New York.
Danersk decorative furniture. Vari-
ous paging. illus. fol. [6644
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 25, 1916;
aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429199.
ERWIN (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill and
the overland mail; or, Where crooked
trails meet. New York, Street &
Smith, .[1916|;.32 pe 42a ee
cover: Far west library no. 208)
$0.15. [6645
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 e& andes.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426765; Street &
Smith, New York.
San Francisco.
[6646, 6647
HUREKA system C0.*,
Eureka system of child education.
cover-title, [15] p. illus. (part. col.)
obl. 24: mo. @ Feb. 28, 1916;5)2 €.
and aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425827.
instructions. cover-title, [8] p. illus.
16 mo. © Feb: 28; 19164. 2ie, and
aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425826.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How, to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [664S—6676
Advice for workers in foundries. ©
Apr. 1, 1916; 1) c. Apr. 6; 192867
423661.
Another kind of preparedness. @ Mar.
26, 1916: 1° c. “Mar. -29;° 293
423407.
Baby care. @ Mar. 16, 1916$/4¥e.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 423223.
Baby death rate. © Mar. 7, 1916; 1 ¢.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423140.
Best food for baby. © Mar. 20, 1916;
1 c. Mar. 31, 1916; A 4234938.
Complexion. © Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
22, 1916; A 423275.
302
TN a a eee ee CO ee ee
,
é
;
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
6690
Evans (W. A.)—Continued.
Customs as to baby care. © Mar. 10,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 17, 1916; A 423143.
Educated mothers. © Mar. 31, 1916;
1 c. Apr. 6, 1916; A 423660.
Father as head nurse. © Mar. 8, 1916;
tee, Mar. 17, 1916; A 423141.
Fly pest on trains. © Mar. 30, 1916;
1c. Apr. 6, 1916; A 423659.
Healthy counties. © Mar. 13, 1916;
mee, Mar. 17,°1916; A 423 145.
How to heal a bruise. © Mar. 24,
1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 31, 1916; A 423497.
Impure water supply. © Mar. 17, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1916; A 423224.
Inflammatory rheumatism. © Mar. 9,
nota, 2 ce. Mars 17, 1916; A 423142.
Law libels bob veal. © Apr. 3, 1916;
Pier Apr: 6, 19916; A 423662.
Malady perils in Mexico. © Apr. 2,
feo. ee Apr. 7, 1916: A 4238652.
Massaging a fracture. © Mar. 27, 1916;
1 e, Mar. 31, 1916; A 423499.
Narcotic law’s effect. © Mar. 23, 1916;
Pie Mar. 31,1916; A 423496.
Open air crusaders. © Mar. 28,.
1 ce. Mar. 31, 1916; A 423500.
Patent medicine frauds. © Mar. 29,
aoiG- 3 ¢ Mar. 31, 1916; A 423501.
Ray therapy. © Apr. 5, 1916; 1 ce. Apr.
6, 1916; A 423664.
Rubbing to ease pain.
= €. “Mar. 31, 1916;
Shall cousins marry. © Mar. 15, 1916;
feewMars 26 19TG:s A 423222.
Some superstitions and the remedy. ©
1916;
© Mar. 25, 1916:
‘A 423498.
Maret oro: # c. Mar. 17, 1916;
A 423144.
Substitute for salvarsan. © Apr. 4,
ae. «¢ Apr 6, 1916: A 423665.
To avoid typhoid fever. © Mar. 22,
eOUGS a GiMar. 31, 1916; A 4234y5.
aa dirty wounds. © Mar. 18,
Gao ve, Mar..21, 1916: A 423225,
Tubercular cattle. © Mar. 14, 1916;
fe. Mar. 17, 1916; A 423146.
Women aid public health. Q Mar. -21,
2G) ¢) Mar: 31, 1916; A 423494.
Baaewrive. v. J, no. 2, July, 1915.
Philadelphia, Pa., The Executive
publishing company, 1915. 24 p.
fol. $5.00 per annum. [6677
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
3, 1916; O 417547; Executive pub.
co., Philadelphia.
FABER (Georges)*, Paris. Dans la
tourmente. (Jn Pays de France)
[6678, 6679
3, 10 févr., 1916. [2 instalments] ©
Reps, 20: 19963 1 °c..ceach Mar; 1,
1916; A—Foreign 13548.
if, 24 févr.. 2 mars, 1916. [3 instal-
ments|’- ©) Feb. 17, 24; Mar. 2, 1916;
1 e. each Mar. 30, 1916; A—Foreign
13549.
FATRBANKS (KE. W.)*, Sawtelle, Cal.
Practical joke. Card, col. illus., 33
by 54 inches. $0.05. [6680
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
20,.1916; A 429033.
FALKNER (Roland P.) [6681, 6682
Sickness and death benefits for indus-
trial workers. 1p.1., 38 numb.!. 4to.
(Modern business service, report no.
foyer @Hep? 20) 1oiG.” 2) ex and ‘aft.
Feb. 16, 1916; A 425499.
Uses of government statistics in business.
1 p. 1.,. 24 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business service, report no. 69) ©
Mar. 20; 1916; 2 c. Mar. .25, 19163 aff.
Mar. 23. 1916; A 426885.
© Alexander Hamilton institute,
New York.
FALLIS toy
[S] p.
© Nov.
18, 1916;
shop*, Denver. Candoit.
illus. (part. col.) obl. 16mo.
[6683
TF. 2915512 Mar.
A 425990.
Farco, N. D. Fargo and Moorhead
directory, 1916. [v. 1T] Fargo,
N. D., Pettibone directory co., 1916.
448 p. Svo. $6.00. [6684
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 428253; Pettibone direc-
tory co., Fargo, N. D.
ec. and aff.
FARRINGTON (Frank)*, Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters for the live baker.
3rd_ article. (In Bakers review,
Apr., 1916) [6685
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 © Apr. 6; 1916:
A 423606.
FAULTLESS rubber
co.*, Ashland, O.
Big drive on rubber sponges. cover-
title, 16 p. me a [6686
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; 39 429208.
FERGUSON (Clarence Ray)* Xenia, O.
Sin cvercome by grace. Sheet, illus.,
8 by 6 inches. $0.01. [6687
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 419833.
E‘IBERLOID ¢€O.*, New
ivory toiiet articles.
illus. S8vo. [6688
C)) Dee. 20 -AGta* 27 e)" Saa, 20.
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 426084.
FICKES (Mayme)* Houston. Passions
of men; the conquest of Lopez, a
seven reel photodrama scenario, 22
p. S8vo. [6689
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429166.
Fint~More’s Easter recitations, exer-
cises and dialogues. no. 12. With
some songs added. Cincinnati, O.,
Filimore music house [1916] 23 p.
8 vo. $0.10. [6690
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429163; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
York.
62p.
French
inel. front.
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6691
pt. 1 nis. ves
FINANCIAL review; finance, crops,
railroads, trade, commerce, annual,
1916. New York, W. B. Dana com-
pany, 1916. 1 p. 1. [7]—200 p. maps.
fol>, 2.20% [6691
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 427496; William B. Dana
o., New York.
F'ircHBurG, Mass. Fitchburg direc-
tory, 1916. no. 46. [New Haven,
Conn.] The Price & Lee co., 1916.
516. , [511 ]-716, [8] p.. inel. front
(fold. map) S8vo. es: [6692
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 498457 + Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
Fitz water wheel co. Electric light
plants driven by small water pow-
ers) 23% 1p. 7 illusé) dias: Sve.
(Bulletin no. 16.)
), Heb. 10, 2916 2*'c) and” ait.
Feb. 17, 1916; A 426196; J. S. Fitz,
Hanover, Pa.
Frack (Anna Graham)* New
Elements ef sociology and
MONG. Ve ASO UD digg ee O:
York.
govern-
S020.
[6694
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2, e@ Feb. 29,
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916;-A 425798.
FLEMING (Augusta Belding)* Hopkins,
Mo. Modern miracle. (Jn Western
undertaker, Dec., 1915) [6695
@. Dee 28; 1915; “ben Apr Via;
1916; A 4238795.
FLETCHER (Orlin Ottman)* Green-
ville, S. C. Existence of God; a
study of the religious consciousness.
Lecture a (in Review and exposi-
tor, Apr., 1916) [6696
© ae 6; 1916319 ic Aprod0, 4916 ;
A 423730.
FLETCHER (Victor)* New York. Pre-
ventives of rheumatism, 8 p. folder.
24mo. [6697
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 17, 1916;
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426459.
FLIEGENDE Dblatter. bd. 144. [Each
Illus. 4to. M. 0.30] [6698, 6699
no. 3683, 25 febr., 1916. @©@ Feb. 235,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916; A—Foreign
13528.
no. 3684, 3. mirz, 1916. © Mar. 3,
1916; 1 ce. Mar. 27, 1916; A—Foreign
LiF 3529.
© Braun & Schneider, Munich.
Frorima cattle ranch co. Declaration
of trust establishing the Florida cat-
tle ranch company, Sioux City, Lowa.
[6698 |
FONERDEN (Clarence A.)* Baltimore.
Dear old Georgia. Card, 54 by 33
inches. $0.01. [6701
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2c. Mar. 14, 1916;
aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426951.
ForBUSH (Gayle T.)* Boston. Notes
on correspondence. [Boston, Mass. ]
The Insurance library association oi
Boston, 1916. 22 p. interleaved with
blank 1. ame $0.50. [6702
© Jan. 31, 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916; aff.
Feb. 4, 1916; 14 426389.
Forp (Lycurgus L.)* Philadelphia.
[6703, 6704
Blossoms of sorrow. cover-title, [4] p.
port. i6mo. $0.10. @© Feb. 19, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425624.
John III sixteen. cover-title, [8] i: port.
16mo. $0.10. © Feb. 1, 1916; 2 e
and aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425623.
Fort Scort, Kan. BR. Ei /Pelk @ cose
Fort Scott city directory, 1916. [v. 5]
Sioux City, .Ia., St. Pauk.) Maan:
[ete.] R. L. Polk & co.,, 1916: Aa
p. 8vo. $4.00. [6705
© Mar. 20,1916; 27-6 and aie
Mar.. 25, 1916:. A 428352; Lo Paik
& co., Sioux Falls, Ia.
Foster (Major B.) Relation of state
banks to the Federal reserve system.
1 p. 1. 20 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business bey ice, report no. 71.)
[6706
© Mar. 11, 19165 2 @ Mares
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426882;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Ice cream in
12mo.
[S6T07
©. Jan.. 15, 1916; 2 ¢@, Penwee
1916; aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426396;
FOTHERGILL (Eliza Q.)
the home, 12 p. illus.
Simpson, Showalter & Barker, inc.,
Pittsburgh.
Fouts (C. C.) co.*, Middleton, O.
Duro pure iron silo. 20 p. illus. 8vo.
[6708
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 425478.
Fow ter (Charles S8.)* Minneapolis.
National cut-to-fit corset-making sys-
tem. Card, illus., diagrs., printed on
[8] p. 4to. [6700 both sides, 214 by 44 inches. $0.50.
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1916; [6709
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429031; Pin- © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 -€ Mar. 2,
gree C. Hughes, Sioux City, Ja. | 1916; aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 425794.
304
no. 4, 1916
Fox (Frances Margaret) Adventures
of Sonny Bear, by F. M. Fox, illus.
by Warner Carr. Chicago, Rand,
MeNally & company [1916] 80 p.
incl. col. front. illus. (part col.)
12mo. $0.59. [6710
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 427461;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
—
4
.
,
;
“oe eS aa. -
Fox (W. Melvin)* Belen, N. M. © Prac-
tical wood work. 72 [9] p._ illus.,
diagrs. obl. 16mo. $0.50. [6711
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 425824.
FRANKLIN railway supply co.*, New
York. McLaughlin flexible conduit,
Franklin ball joints, and Franklin
Single water joint. 24 p._illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. L6T#
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Mar. 7, 1916; A 425814.
FRASER (Samuel) nursery, inc.*, Gene-
seo, N. Y. Fraser’s tree book.
cover-title, 32 p. illus. S8vo. [6713
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430160.
Froest (Frank)* Teddington, Eng-
land. Greye-Stratton mystery. pt.
= (In Premier magazine, Apr.
1916) [6714
© 1c Apr. 3, 1916; A ad int.
2614; pubd. Mar. 4, 1916.
FROHNE (Henry W.) Home interiors;
with introductory text by Henry
W. Frohne. Grand Rapids, Mich,
Dean-Hicks company [1916] cover-
moe ye tI fol. $2:50.' [6715
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 426114; Dean-Hicks co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
FUEL engineering co. of N. Y.*, New
York. [6716-6718
Coal service report for the month of
Jan. 1916. |9 nump. 1. 4f0.. © Feb.
i 29tG; 2 €. and aff. Feb. 17, 1916;
A 426208.
Feb., 1916. numb. loose 1. 199-207.
aeeeene) Maritd:) 1916;,.2. c and. aft.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429051.
Putting facts behind your choice of
eoals. 14 p. 16mo. © Feb. 10, 1916;
2%e, Reb: 27, 1916; aff. Feb. 15, 1916;
A 426207.
Furter (Arthur Franklin) Golden
chalice, and other poems. pt. 2.
Los Angeles, Cal., Anchor publish-
m= co. [1916] 2 p. 1, p. 45-55.
16mo. $0.25. [6719
© Mar. 18,.1916; 2 ¢c. andaff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429180; Anchor
pub. co., Los Angeles.
ta)
3)
4109416 — 3
BOOKS, GROUP II
6729
GABRIEL (Chas. Rodeheaver
recitations. [6720, 6721
Children’s day. Chicago, Philadelphia,
The Rodeheaver 1916.
cover-title, ¢ 5)
@ Mar. 15. 1916; 2 c. Mar.
aff. Apr 3, 1916; A 428354,
Easter. Chicago, Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver company, 1916.
title, 32 p. 8vo. $0.15. @© Mar. 13,
i916; 2 3,
Ei.) ed:
a0,
2 tae 23, 1916; aff. Apr.
1916; A 428355.
© Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
GABRIEL (Saml.) sons & co.*, New York.
Charlie Chaplin book, [12] p. illus.
fol. $0.10. [6722
© Web. 15, WGs 2 co Web) 23.
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425597.
GALLOWAY (Lee) Manufacturers’ aids
to retailers in marketing goods, by
L. Galloway and S. H. Slichter. 1
p. L, 52 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business service, report no. 61)
[6723
©- Mar 20 1916: .2 c... Mar. 25.
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426884:
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
GARDNER
Mo. Winning
(Ernest F.)* Kansas City,
wealth from Okla-
homa oil. cover-title, 28 p._ illus.
4to. [6724
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 426122.
GARVIN (John L.) [6725, 6726
oe accord deepens as great war drags
@ Mar. 26, 1916; 1. c.. Mar. 29,
1916: A 423416.
Petrograd or Odessa, Kaiser’s next ob-
jective. © Mar. 19, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar.
24, A91G yA 423236.
[Note : The foregoing are in New York
tribune.
© Tribune assn., New York.
-
6
[GEARHART (C. A.)] Corn culture.
[4] p. illus. 4to. $0.10. [6727
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426620; Buck & Glenn,
c., Winston-Salem, N. C.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*, Schenectady,
N. Y. Bulletin. [6728, S729
no. 43800. Incandescent headlights for
street railway service. Feb., 1916.
11 p. illus. diagrs. 4to. © Feb. ar
19134 Cs. and “aff. Hepes 20, fotioeT
425687.
no. 46022.
dicators,
ground detectors glower type.
1916." 40 p. > tbhus:, diagrs!’ ~4to:z
Hep 23191 6:82¢ cand aifs/Heb:
1916; A 425686.
Electrostatic potential in-
synchronism indicators and
Feb..
©
29;
05
CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1, 2S. vere
GENERAL FORWARDING Compaly’s rout-
ing guide, Feb., 1916. Various pag-
ing. 4to. [Mimeograph] [6730
© Feb: 18, 19162) 2."e"mepe 21,
1916; A 427247;
co., New York.
@ener al forwar ding
GENERAL RAILWAY Signal co.*, Roches-
ter, N. Y. G-R-S electro-mechanical
interlocking machines, model 2 B,
model 2 C. 20 p. incl. front., illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin 132, Mar.,
1916) [6731
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429026.
GENERAL ROOFING mfg. co.*, Hast St.
Louis. [6732-6734 |
Finest barn in New England is covered
with certain-teed slate surfaced as-
phalt shingles. (/n Boston globe) @©
Mar. 6, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 23, 1916; A
4232938.
Rising costs confront everybody. @©@ Apr.
AO Se PONG eS Gea SAT Piet ONG SFA
423792.
Roof of the world. © Mar. 20, 1916;
te) Mars 25.71 91G > Ae 423292"
[Note: The foregoing are in St. Louis
daily globe democrat, unless otherwise
stated]
GEORGE (Edgar) Song of the Ford.
Sheet, 8% by 4 inches. [6735
© Mar. 18, a916%) 27 ces Mar 20,
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 426916;
Edgar A. Neely, Atlanta, Ga.
GEORGE (Georgia)* San Francisco.
[6736-6741
saldness, badge of civilizataion. Uair-
a-gain. © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10,
1916; A 423693.
Dandruff, its causes and effects; Hair-
a-gain. @ Apr. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 8,
1916; A 423687.
Dry scalp and hair. Hair a-gain. ©
Apr. it F916; A ic: Apr... 15,191,
A 423849.
Paling hair. MHair-a-gain. @©@ Apr.
LOGS 1 eF Apres: 1916; A 453689"
Oily scalp and hair. Hair a-gain. ©
Apr. 8, 1916341 .¢... Apr. 13, T9416;
A 423790.
Right way to shampoo. Hair-a-gain. ©
Mar. 30, 1916; 1.c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A 423688.
{[Note: The foregoing are in San
Kranecisco Bulletin]
(eRMAN medical institution*, New
Rettungs-anker. 110te ganz-
lich umgearbeitete und bedeutend
vermehrte aufl. x, 233, [1] p., 22
numb. plates. 24mo. $0.25. [6742
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 6, 1916; A 428452.
York.
GERSTENBERG (Charles W.) Conduct
of corporate meetings. 37 L,. 4to.
(Modern business service, report no.
7). ) 6743
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2°) Marae
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426888;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Gispons (Mike J.) My own story. (in
Minneapolis journal) | 6744-6747
chap: ie 2: © Mar. 12, 1916; 2c Mar.
1, 1916 ; A 4231387.
chap. 3, 4. ©‘ Mar: 19) 29167 oc.
1916; A 423313.
© Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
A 423456.
2, 19163 2 €. sApey GS.
chap. 5, 6.
31, oe
chap. © Apr.
tpiG. A 423619.
© Journal pte. co., Minneapolis.
Gretow (Martha S.)* New York. Line
up for Uncle Sam. Sheet, col. illus.,
83 by 54 inches. [6748
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ Jani 20, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 425369.
Girrorp-Woop co.*, Hudson, N. ¥.
Wagon loaders, ‘28 p. illus. 8vo.
[6749
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 19165 A 429202.
Ginpert (B. L.)* Chicago. Patter
chatter. ov. 1. | cover-title, 235 p.
12mo. [6750
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426557.
Gites (Joe T.) Elements of spelling,
a graded spelling text for the com-
mon schools, by J. T. Giles and Lin-
naeus N. Hines. Boston, New York
fete.] Atkinson, Mentzer & com-
pany [1916] viii, 150, [2] p. 12mo.
$0.25. [6751
Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and ail.ape-
10, 1916; HM ae Atkinson, Ment-
zer & co., Chicago.
Gites (Maude Celestra)* Baltimore.
Man of mark. 11. port. Svo. $0.20.
[6752
a 1916; 2 ch Marz i;
far. 21, 1916; A 426794.
Mar.
1916; aff. h
GLACKEN (Raymond M.)* Baltimore,
Comparative size of continents,
Population of the world, Nine coun-
tries of equal size. Sheet, 4 by 9
inches. [6753
© Apr. {, oui
aff. Apr.
4/4916 Dee Apr
19, 1916; A 480387.
306
BOOKS,
no. 4, 1916
[GLADDING dry goods co.] Proper care
and repair of furs. [6] p. folder,
16mo. [6754
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 4380086; John B. Harlow,
West Medford, Mass.
Guass (Montague) [6755-6758
Birsky and Zapp on Mexico, pot roast,
ae CeaApr Bisie: Le. Apr. 11,
1916; A. 423745.
Birsky and Zapp unmask German effi-
ciency. @ Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
oe, 1916; A 423238
Congress helps Birsky iaeree his mind,
© Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 29, 1916;
A 423417.
Suburban life holds no joys for aa as
© a SerotG: & c. Apr, 65 1916;
423603.
| Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune |
© Tribune assn., New York.
GLEAVE (Fred) Bull’s eye. Card,
illus., diagr., printed on both sides.
94 by 54 inches. [6759
©) Mar. 24 1916: 2 ce Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426945;
HK. T. Chapin co., St. Louis.
GODDARD (Lester J.)* Cleveland.
Farms that pay. (In Cleveland
plain dealer) [6760
eee rs ASIG- T Cc.’ Mar. 22;
1916; A 423243.
[Gorpon (Charles W.)] Grand fleet, a
visit to Britain’s sea fighters afloat,
by Ralph Connor [pseud.] [New
York, N. Y., Printed by Federal
printing co.] 1916. 5 numb. 1. 4to.
(Literary news notes. Mar. 25, 1916)
[6761
© Mar. 25,1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
mreeeolG- A, 428287; George H.
Doran co., New York.
Gordon (Grant) Gordon-Detwiler
conversational and pictorial course
of Spanish by Grant Gordon and Jus-
tice B. Detwiler. 45 p. illus. 16mo.
$1.00 [Text parallel to binding]
[6762
2c. and aff. Feb.
Gordon & Det-
© Jan. 11, 1916;
19, 1916; A 426216:
wiler, San Francisco.
GORDON-VAN TINE Co.*, Davenport, Ia.
How to build and finance your home.
cover-titie, 24 p. 16mo. [6763
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 11, 1916;
aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426388.
GORRELL (Charles Ray)* Toledo, O.
Gorrell piano chart. Toledo, O..
Gorrell chart co., 1916, Card, 94 by
19 inches. $1.00.
© Jan. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425380.
[6764 |
GROUP II
6778
[GouLp (Gerald B.)] Use and abuse of
coal specifications. New York city,
Fuel engineering company of New
York, 1916. 22 p. 16mo. (Series
of short business talks, no. 5)
[6765
and aff.
Gy Mareots;> 19163) 2 ¢
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429050. Fuel en-
gineering co. of New York, New
York.
GouLp (M. P.) ibagibe better busi-
ness. (Jn Chicago herald)
[6766-6769
How can a small retailer advertise sue-
cesstully2) ©: Apr 12. 19167. f ‘ie
ADI tes LhOLG,
What shall the
A 423821.
retailer advertise?
Apr Loe ONG te ce Are 14s get O TG
A 423826.
Why should a retailer advertise? ©
Apr LAS LOG 1 ca tAprie 1501916;
A 423831.
Why sbould the retailer advertise? ©
Ap ott, 116. be, Apr, 12) Stoo
A 423778.
© J. Keeley,
GREEN (Carl M.)
ness.
Chicago.
Bigger, better busi-
(In Chicago Hecate
[6770-6775
was put on the
LTOUG: sk GoMar
How one automobile
market. @ Mar. 27,
28, 1916; A 423442.
How world’s biggest inclosed car busi-
ness was built. © Mar. 28, 1916; 1 e¢.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423444.
One cf world’s big truck businesses prop-
erly merchandised. © Mar. 29, 1916;
1 ¢@. Mar. 30, 1916; A °423450:
Rural sales problem solved. © Mar. 30,
1916; 1 ce. Mar. 30, 1916; A 423486.
Satisfied customers, alone, not sufficient
in business building Mar. 31
EOTG SETS Apr 1916: A 423491.
Trade mark value illustrated. © Apr.
PL OlG 30 Ee. Apis, 196A 42353 te
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
>
GREEN (Gladys)* Los Angeles. Grand-
mother. Sheet, 11 by 84 inches.
[Motion picture scenario] [6776
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 425470.
GREENSTEIN (Oscar) & Pelz (Leon
S.)* New York. Associated manu-
facturers’ catalogue. Spring ed.,
1916. cover-title, 112 p. illus, 4to.
[6777
23. IGIGs. 2.6, Beb: 25;
1. A9N6= AP 425831.
GREENWOOD (Moses) jr.*, New York.
Greenwood reflections in re. the
sane Ot auction, Gk p. 1, <¢, LLJp.
16me. $0.50. [GT7S
© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 91G; 1 © Feb. 7; 19165 A 425378.
© Feb.
1916; aff. Mar.
CATALOGUE
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, ms. Vas
Grecory (Carl Louis) Motion picture
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) [ 6779-6784
Mar; 18, .1916., 40, Mar..3- 1916; 4.c.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 423099.
Mar” 25, 1916." @. Mar. 45, 1916; ©.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 423158.
Apr. 1, 1916..°@ Mar. 22, 1916;'1 ¢c. Mar.
27, 1916; A 423398.
Apes8: 41916... ©), Mar 29) toiGes tc.
Apr. 5, 1916; A 423616.
Apr. 15, 1916. @ Apr. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
10, 1916; A 423736.
Apr (22 "9016" ©¢ Apr 12, 19167 -4e
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423850.
© Chaimers pub. co., New York.
Grecory (Thomas B.) [6785-6788
Greatest battle. @ Mar. 26, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 423565.
Individual and the mass. © Apr. 2,
1916; 1 c. Apr. 11, 1916; A 493746,
my ate life. @ Mar. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar.
24, 1916; A 4233283.
tate. @ Mar. 19, 1916; ie. Apr. 11,
PeTeiGs A 423740.
{Note: The foregoing
burgh gazette times]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
are in Pitts-
GresHamM (Hugh Cleveland)* Parker,
Kans. How my sister disappeared
thru a Catholic convent. Fite sp.
12mo. $0.15. [6789
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425595.
Grirrin (John A.)* Stevenson, Wash.
Sunshine lodge at the Bridge of the
Gods. [3] p. 16mo. $0.15. [6790
G6 Jai. 19" 19167" 2 «Nebr Zi,
1916; aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425795.
zeit; illustrierte kriegsge-
2; béi] . biti). ppt
[232] illus., col. fold. plate, map.
fol. M. o. 380. [6791
© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916;
yee 13538; Ullistein & co.,
Berlin.
GROSSE
schichte.
GUARANTY SECURITIES co.*, Lincoln,
Neb. First mortgage certificates and
bonds. 11 p. 12mo. [6792
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426551.
York®,
acceptances.
[6793
and aff. Feb.
GUARANTY TRUST co. of New
New York. Bank
cover-title, 11 p. 16mo.
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢.
26, 1916; A 425651.
;
GUENTHER (Rudolph) Bigger better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[6794-6796
Americans could lead the world in say-
ing and investing. © Apr. 8, 1916.
1 c. Apr. 10, 1996. AD423s 709:
Better understanding of public utility
securities. © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
7, 1916; A 423650.
Better understanding of public utility
securities. @ Apr) 7521916- Aye Ane:
8, 1916; A 423707.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
GuTE kamerad. 30 jahrg. [Hach
illus. 4to. M.S8ayr.] [6797, 6798
nr... 24.. @ Feb. 16). 4916: 1 je) ae
2 165 A—Foreign 13532.
nr. 25. @©@ Heb. 23, 1916; 1 ef Mae
1916; A—Foreign 13533.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
GUTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington,
Official freight tariff directory.
[6799-6800
Suppl. ne. 11 to Western lines index no.
6 issued Nov... 15, 1995.) [207 pase:
Nov. 12; 1915” 2° @ -and"ate se
3, 1916; A 417545:
Western lines index no. 7. [274] p. 4to.
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2c. an@@an ee
3, 1916; A 417546.
27,
GuyoL (Louise Hubert)* Boston.
[6801, 6802
Baby Bom Byx learns to spin silken
robes and coverilets. Apr, 2) 19t6.
Lie. Apri 4,:1916 ;-As 42357
Life story of Diogenes Dog, M. D.
@ Mar. 5, 1916; T ec. Mar. 16, oe.
A 423125.
[Note: The foregoing- are in Boston
Sunday herald]
HAECKEL (Ernst) [6803-6806
eience and eternity [no. 1] Tr. by
Thomas Seltzer. © Mar. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.
Mar. i, 1916; A 423078.
Science, eternity and life. 3. Tr. by
Thomas Seltzer. © Mar. i5, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 15, 1916; A 423100.
Science, eternity and war. 2.
Tr. by
Thomas Seltzer. © Mar. 8, 1916; 1c.
Mar. 8, 1916; A 423079.
Value of religion, tr. by Thomas Seltzer.
Apr. 6, 1916; 1 « Ape GretoiGce
A 423598.
[Note: The foregoing are in Truth
seeker. ]
© Truth seeker co., New York.
Hatrpera (Josef Henry)* New York.
Motion picture projection simplified.
(In Motion picture news)
[ GSO7T-6820
29, Feb. 5, 12, 29060e eis
instalments] © Dec. 28, 1916; Jan.
4, 18, 25, Feh. 1, 1916; 1 c. each Apr.
6, 1916; "A 423620423624.
Feb. 19-Apr. 8, 1916. @© Feb. 8—Mar.
28, 1916; 1 c. each. Apr. Apr. 6, 1916;
A 423625—423632.
Apr. 15, 1916. © Apr. 4, 1916;
Apr. 5, 1916; A 423593.
Af: 5 iPerako Paap! ear
tre
308
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
HaneEy (John Dearling)* New York.
Candle ends. 16 p. 8vo. $0.50.
[6821
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A So
HANOVER, N. H. Hanover, Wee H., di-
rectory, including Lyme, N. H., 1916.
v.1. [Canaan, N. H.] = E. Shaw,
1916. 2 p. 1., 65-114 p. S8vo. $2. 00.
[6822
Prat: ts 1916: 2 c.. Jan. 26,
1916; aff. Feb. 12, 1916: A 418803 ;
William E. Shaw, Canaan, N. H.
HANOVER bank of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hanover Christmas savings club for
1916. Office card. Card, 34 by 53
inches. [6823
© Nov. 26, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
29, 1915; A 425909; George O. Mot-
ter, Wilkes- Barre, Pa.
HarpEeR mfg. co.*, Cobleskill, N. Y.
Adventures of Silas Low. Bk. 1-4.
4 y. illus. 16mo. Contents.—l. He
figures on fodder and learns some
things about economy.—2. His fig-
uring takes definite form, a silo.—3.
He finds living with a Harder very
fine living indeed—4. A holiday, he
visits the. factory. [6824
© Jan. 25, 1916; 1 ¢. each and
aff. Feb. 9, 1916: i) ce. each Feb. 2,
1916; A 426085.
HARDING cream _ 00. Selling and
slogans. 2 1. illus. fol. [6825
©) feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425807 :
Simpson, Showalter & Barkeh, ine.,
Pittsburgh.
Hare (Frank C.) Brooding chicks
artificially through the danger
period. (Jn Scranton times.) [6826
Seear ts .19IG: 1. ¢ Apr. 15,
1916; A 423836; Eugene MeGuckin
co., Philadelphia.
Harrison (William Beverley)* New
York. General rules for Contra-bid
auction. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 64 by 64 inches. $0.25. [6827 |
© Dec. 16, 1915; 2c. and aff. Dec.
17, 1915: A 430080.
Harmon (Christopher) * White Plains,
N. ¥. Laws of 1916. Cases and
comments. oo docket [and
county clerk’s docket]. (in Eastern
state Journal) [6828, 6829
Mar. 30—Apr. 5, 1916. © Apr. 8, 1916;
1 ¢. Apr. 8, 1916; A 423674.
apr 6-12; 1916; © Apr. 15; 1916; 1 <.
Apr. 15, 1916; A 423833.
a
GS74
Harrison (Louis Reeves)* New York.
i een
butterfly. © DE che.
1916: 1 c. Apr. 17, 1916; A pBs51.
Gordian knots. © Mar. 15, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 423159.
ecrpee composition. © Mar.
. Apr. 6, 1916; A 423617.
Picture inspiration. © Apr. 5, 1916; 1
ce. Apr. 10; 1916; A 423737.
[Note: The foregoing are in Moving
picture world]
Caterpillar to
20, LOLG :
safety boiler works*, Phila-
(6834. 6835
Sheet, 11 by 94
© Mar. 10,
14, 1916; A
HARRISON
delphia.
Proposal! and contract.
inches. (Gen. P-C, 680)
1916; 2 and, aff: Mar:
425940.
Specification, the Cochrane metering
3 loose numb. 1. 4to. (2400
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 425941.
Harriss (Turner)* Carterville, Il.
Rules for aes War of Nations.
Sheet, 124 by 74 Se [68386
ne Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
, 1916; A eis
Samuel R.)* Mounds-
Beginner’s budget.
es $0.10. [6837
e. and aff. Feb.
Feel (Ss
ville, W. Va.
cover-title, od p.
© Feb. 7, 1916;
11, 1916; io esos
& Cooley. co.*, New Britain,
Conn. Wrought atic floor registers,
faces, floor borders, side-wall and
baseboard registers, grilles, ventila-
tors. cold air intakes, furnace regu-
lators. 63 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(H & C eatalogue 16) [6838
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426592.
HaAskIN (George W.)*
How to mate barred
Rocks. cover-title, 12 p.
HArtT
Amenia, N. Y.
Plymouth
SVO.
[6839
© Mar. 4; 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2 TOG, A 429200.
[HASTINGS (James Syme)] Bits of by-
play by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
[Each 5 instalments] (J72 Cinein-
nati enquirer ) [6840-6874
Mar. 10-14, 1916. © Mar. 10, ee if
c.. Mar. 16, 1916; A 423129-423
Mar. 15-19, 1916. © Mar. 15-19, ves
1c. each Mar. 22, 1916; A 4238247—
423251.
Mar. 20—24, 1916. © Mar. 20—24, 1916;
1 e@2 each Mar: 27, 19163) A 423387—
423391.
Mar. 25-29, 1916. @© Mar. 25—29, 1916;
1 c@. each Mar. 31, 1916; A 423462—
493466.
Mar. 30—-Apr. 3, 1916. © Mar. 30—Apr. 5,
1O1G 9 fe seaehs Apr. 5. 1916: A
Ae —— il
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6875 pt..1, ReSi 8
[Hastines (James Syme) ]—Contd. Hetier (B.) & co.*, Chicago. Recipes
Apr. 4—8, 1916. © Apr. 4—8, 1916; 1 e. for preparing meat loaves. cover-
each Apr. 10, 1916; A 423695—423699. title, [40] p. illus. S8vo. [6884
NPL et ON Or GO) Apr. 2 =i she odlG: Rice as s ace
ie. veach: Apr. 15; i916: A "423842- © Mar, 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
423846. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429188,
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Hemmine mfg. co.*, Garfield, N. J.
HarHaway (Marshall W.) Advertis- Heat resisting molded insulation.
ing field; or, Secrets of Success in 31, [1] p. incl. front., illus. 8vo.
the mail order business. Portland, ; [6885
Me., W. W. Sweatman, 1916. cover- © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c Mar. 25
~ DA , 8 = : x 75 c = as . Py —_ . atic . mt,
ee a [6875 | 4916: aff. Mar. 27, 1916: A 429198.
©. Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
8. 1916; A 426548; William: W.
Sweatman, Portland, Me. HENDERSON (Lee)* Stanley, Wis.
What the farmer, cheese maker and
Hawkins’ commercial agency. Haw- butter maker wants to know. [20]
kins’ official chart, Missouri. Sheet. I p: illus. with forms for memoranda.
16 by 26 inches. $1.00. [6876 fol. $1.00. [6886
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar. 3,
24, 1916; A 425593; John Abraham | 1916; aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425764.
Hawkins, Shenandoah, Ia.
Bie HENDRIE (Lucille)* Denver. Happi-
Hawks (J. G.) Honorable Algy. [Los ness. Card, illus., 74 by 54 inches.
Angeles, Cal., Printed by The Stand- : : [6887
ard printing company, 1916] cover- : e x. 9 :
a Ee 9 : 3 © Dee. 21, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
title “AY p-eeal2mao. [6877 18. 1916: A 425991.
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and ‘aff.’ Web.
15, 1916; A 426189; Thos. H. Ince,
Santa Monien. Cal. Henine (Lillie Henderson)* Bennetts-
ville, S. C. New family phonetic
Hearp national bank. Join our speller. [For primary work, begin-
Christmas banking club. ner’s and ist grades] Columbia, S.
[6878-6881 C., The R. L. Bryan company, 1915.
H—1. a D. illus. (part col.) ytte: 23-p. 12mo. [6888
wi Dan OOK in envelope, 42 by 2 Nov. 30, 1915; 2 c«. Mar. 24.
Ae ae aff, Mar. 31, 1916; A 426943.
H—2. [4] DS | illus. ipent eol.)< 4to.,
; relope, 44 by 94 inches. i is i
10,1916? 3 e. ana at. Feb. 16, 1916; | Esuwex (Johann Gottfried) ‘his is
A 425663. not a poet; it is a creator, by Johann
H—3. [4] as (part sake ode Gottfried Herder; tr. by Thomas
in envelope, 4% by 92 inches. Jan. R. Ybarra. (In New York times
a) 4 5
A ene poe: andy ot Hep. ieee: Tercentenary Shakespearean supple-
H—4. [4] Do illus. (part col.) Ato. ment) [6889
in envye ope, 4 by 94 inches. Jan. © Apr. 2,1916:1¢. Apr. 10, 1916;
10, 1226; 2 cand ail. Feb, 16, 1916; | | 4 "798795. New York times co. New
© Outeault adv. co., Chicago. York,
Hearp national bank of Jacksonville*, | Hersey (George Milbank )*_ Cam-
Jacksonville, Fla. Wanted—a man- bridge, Mass. National civic hail.
ager. [4] p. illus. 16mo. [6882 [8] p. illus., port. 16mo. [6890
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 « Feb. 14
Mar. 25, 1916: A 426860. 1916; aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425656.
Herman (W. T.) Chemistry note | Hirz (Hugene)* Chicago. Bookkeep-
book | New ed. ] Columbus, O. The ing for the storekeeper. (In Profit-
Dobson-Evans company, 1915. 72 1. able storekeeping ) [6891, 6892
8vo. $0.70. [6383 7. The double entry es pt oe
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 ¢. Feb. 18, 1916; to open the books. © Mar, 17, ;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 425535; Dob- Ti ee Ae ea
5 ae 1 + 8. The double entry system—pt. 4. How
son-Eyans ¢co., Columbus, O. [Copy- to operate the books. © Mar. 27,
right is claimed on new matter] 1916; 1 c. Mar. 29, 1916; A 428414.
310
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916 6920
Herzpercer (FF. W.)* St. Louis. At | Hinpe & Dauch paper co.*, Sandusky
eventide there shall be light, or, The O. Farm to home selling. 47 p.
holy gospel’s Halloween; jubilee illus. Svo. §&0.10. [6903
eantata for the celebration of the © Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
four-hundredth birthday of the 11, 1916: A 425361.
blessed reformation, Oct. 31 (Hallo-
ween), 1517, [St. Louis, Mo., Print- | Hinps (A. S.)* Portland, Me. When
ed by Concordia pub. house, 1916] you use Hinds’ honey and almond
Perr Ly} p.: ‘/Svo. [6895 | cream. 15, [1] p. illus. obl. 48mo.
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. | [6904
18, 1916; A 420831. | © Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
Herzoc (Maximilian) [ 6894, 6895 | 17, 1916; A 426746.
Foot-and-mouth disease, the nature, | tence A :
cause, manifestation, effect and proper | Hopers (William C.)* Berkeley, Cal.
treatment of it. Reprinted from the | Married on a bet! (In Pomona
ee eae. st | | dally review) r6905
Seria. ait, Web. 21, 1916; A | © Mar: 20, 1916:: 1 ¢ Mar 27.
425591. | 1916; A 423587. |
Btor cholera, the nature, cause, mani-
estation, effect and proper treatment w :
of it. Reprinted from The Farming | Hopeson (KE. F.) co.*, Boston. Hodg-
business. ofoventitle, p. 3-17. illus. son wigwarm portable houses for
ap Pies i eh ode oie x poultry and pet stock. 20 p. illus.,
oo: diagrs. 4to. [6906
© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago. © Feb? 26)" 1916" 2" c” and “att
Me Ef . Be oes oe 2: as 2.
Hisernia bank & trust co. Join our a) eos 26595
Christmas banking club. [6896-6898 | Foraran (Gharles-walliar)* Madison:
Be tenis ae es baie ae Wis. Irish land purchase system
1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916: and its application to America. (In
A 425660. National conference on marketing
H-3. Sheet, col. illus. 4to. in envelope and farm credits, 3d, Chicago, 1915.
43 hy 22 qnches. ve fate UP et: Marketing and farm credits)
H-4. [4] p. illus. (part col.) 4 to. in ; " [690%
envelope, 43 by 94 inches. © Jan. 10, © Mar. 17, 1916; 2. c-. Mar.. 20:
eee ce. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916: A 428200.
© Outcault adv. co., Chicago. Horman (Frederic Ernest) [6908-6920
HicHey, Freeman co.*, Rochester, N. Y. Course in pee eT accountancy, ay of
: : . ‘ study. cover-title, 7 p. vo ec.
Vll take this one. [12] p. 24mo. 31, 1915: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 17, 1916:
[6899 A 426766.
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Mra. 15, 1916; Lecture Tene coven ites Lee: 8vo. (Hol-
c Mav Sup Ate x i man’s national school of accountancy. )
aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426952. Contents.—1, 2. The co-partnership.—
3. The corporation, it’s origin and
= ee us ei oe Q 5 . - ,
Hickson. & co.*, New York. Shorter -advantages.—4. The corporation, it’s
coats and skirts for longer days. | *- stock~ securities.—5, 6. The corpora-
In Harper’s bazar, Apr., 1916) tion, its oganization and management,
( » Dee £6900 pt. 1, 2.—7. The balance sheet, eapi-
tal, - assets, lands.—8. The balance
er tar 22, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 25, sheet, capital, assets, buildings.—9.
1916: A 493928 Depreciation, its vital importance.—
’ = 10. Depreciation, methods for provi-
Hieh (Fred)* Chicago. Lessons PND. Bi ose
learned from the birds. Chicago, ing and trading assets.—13, 14. Bal-
fhe Piatiorm, 1916. 31 p. illus. ance sheet, goodwill.— 15. Balance
12mo. $0.10 [6901 sheet, capital liabilities.—_16. Balance
a s Hee sheet, other liabilities—17, 18, 19.
eee ee eet 1aTG, hes qdcame eel = on tne, Weems
aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 426953. | sheet prime cost. 22. Factory bur-
den.— 23. The income sheet, total man-
Hieurit (C. W.) Government aid ufacturing costs. 24. The income
for road-building and the roads of nea cost of aus sold, aes of
V9 = inventories, selling expenses. ec.
eee ce LE pecs ae | BT, 1915; 1c. each and aff. teil
al highways assn.) [ 1916: 1c. each Mar. 27, 1916; A
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aiff. Mar. 426892—426903.
15, 1916; A 428121; National high- © Holman’s national school of ac-
ways assn., Washington. oy | countancy, Portland, Me.
dll
6921
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 1 Sea
Horman’s national schoel of acecount-
aney*, Portland, Me. Holman’s na-
tional school of acecountaney. 1 p. L.,
p. 947, [1] fronts., illus., plates,
ports. S8vo. (Cover-title: Holman’s
helping hand) [6921
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426748.
HoME SAviInes loan & trust co., ine.
[6922, 6923
Three per cent loan contract. [4] p. fol.
fold fo 8vo. @: Jan: 3, 1916>-9 cand
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 425496.
You can borrow money to buy a home.
[ti p. — tolder ~ fGmo0.7 (Or Jane io.
191622 c,and aii.- Nebr f1Us LOfGe A
425495.
© E. H. Blackstone, W. L. Peake,
R. R. Philp, D. F. Smith, Erie, Pa.
HOME TELEPHONE & telegraph co. of
Portland, Or:*, Portland, Or: Port-
land home telephone directery, Mar.,
1916. cover-title, 126, 64, 16 p. S8vo.
[6924
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425706.
HomMESTEAD, Pa. R. L. Polk & Go.’s
Homestead directory, 1916. v. 6.
Pittshuren. Pa. hh. i Potk” 6 coz
1916. 420 p. 8vo. $5.00. [6925
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 427295; R. L. Polk & co.,
Pittsburgh.
Direct advertising.
illus. 12mo.
[6926
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 429111; Charles K. Trot-
ter, Memphis, Tenn.
Hoop printing co.
cover-title, [16] p.
Hooper (George Herbert)* Berkeley,
Cal. I’m longing for the old home
down in Maine. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [6927
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426094.
Hoover
Washington.
versal formula.
(Howison Eliseus McClure) *
Sferic alfabet, a uni-
10 1., diagrs. 24mo.
$10.00. [6928
© Feb. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425627.
Hoover (Roy B.)* Pittsburgh. MHid-
den dangers of the mail order, by
your home-town merchant. 14 p.
16mo. $2.50 per 100. [6929
Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426856.
99)
Ant do
[Hore (Chester R.)]
Armed monks guard priceless relies
from war raiders. © Mar. 19, 1916;
te. Mar.”23, 1916 -3A 4032353
[6920-6948
Artistic perspective of the triangle. ©
Apr. 9, 1916; 1° Apr 42 eee
A 423810.
Colonel Mouse and the best seller hero.
© Mar. 12, 1915; 1 ¢. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 423196.
Great battles now fought in Stanley’s
Darkest Africa. -.@ Mar. 22>) 29%6Ge
d ec: Mar. 15, 1916; A 433965,
Her mission to poor little rich girls.
Apr. 9, 3916; ice 7a
A 423815.
How duke, jilted by American heiress,
retaliated. © Mar. 26, 1916; 1 e.
Mar. 28, 1916; A. 423426.
How Fokker Killer, Franee’s newest
hero, earned his title. @ Mar. 19,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 23, 19163 A 423331.
How miracles are performed. © Apr.
9, 1916; 1.¢c..Apr. 13.. 1916s A 4233542)
Life and loves of a modern Midas who
made sixty millionaires. © Mar. 12,
2916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 15, 19162 Aa
Making the flower
Mar. 12, 1916;
A 423194.
Man who dreamed his way into the
©
13, 1916;
garden useful. ©
1 c. Mary i57 2996:
eabinet. © Mar. 26, 1916; 1 ¢c. Mar.
28, 1916; A 423427,
Newest scientific discoveries and _ re-
markable facts. Mar. 12, 1916. ©
Mar. 12, 1916: 1 -e: Marl iat orGe
A 423197.
Mar. 19, 1916. © Mar. 19, 1916;
1-e. Mar. 23, 1916; A 423335.
—— Mar. 26, 1916. © Mar. 26, 1916;
1 ce. Mar. 28, 1916; A 423425.
Apr, 9,-1916.. .@: Apr 3
1c. Apr. 13, 1916; A 423814.
Now Neptune wages war on the Dutch.
@ Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1916;
A 423424,
Smashing spendthrift record at eighty.
@ Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 13) 29iG;
A 423811.
Summon the official taster. @©@ Mar. 12,
1916; 1c. Mar. 15, 1916; A 423192.
Will belated recognition restore reason
to America’s greatest landscape
painter. © Apr. 9, 1916--f Ge Ape
13, 1916; A 423813.
{Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Horxins (Frank W.) Scoop, the cub
reporter. Each, illus., proof.
[6949-6951
Week of Feb. 7, 14, 1916. © Feb. 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 11, 19163 A
425351.
@ Feb.
Week of Feb. 21—Mar. 13, 1916.
15, 29, 1916; 2 ¢c. each and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425748, 425749.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
312
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916 6973
HopxkKINS (Harvey L.)* Chicago. | HuMpHREY, Browne & Cosby. Tabu-
Home checker companion. Our boys lated digest of marriage and divorce
at home. cover-title. 64 p. illus., laws of U.S. Sheet, 11 by 74% inches.
ports, 16mo. $0.25. [6952 $1.00. [6964
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. ©) Mar... 15). 1916; 2 e.. Mar. 20,
17, 1916; A 426193. 1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 480078;
Harry 3B. Humphrey, Reno, Nev.
HoucH (Emerson)* Chicago. Mag-
nificent adventure. Pt. 1, chap 1-14. j 3 i
(In Munsey, Apr., 1916) [6953 HumpuHreys (Frederick) Humphreys
t ©) Mar: 20, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 20,
1916; A 423218.
[House (Ernest)] Excuses. Proof.
$0.02. [6954
fe) siam- 15. 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Feb.
press assn., Central City,
Howarp (George E.)*
Chicken chatter. Sitting hen. (Jn
Washington post) [6955
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423781.
Howarp (George F.)* St. Paul. Out-
lines in grammar. ist. ed. [Roch-
ester, Minn., Printed by Hack &
Wegner printing co.] 1916. 56 p.
Svo. $0.25. [6956
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 427300.
HoxtTer (W. Franklin)
the Sunday school.
lenite, Feb., 1916) [6957
© Feb. 29, 1916; 1 c Mar. 15,
1916; A 423321; Missionary depart-
7, 1916; A 425908; Christian
Ky.
Washington.
Services for
(fn Young Al-
ment of the A. M. E. church, New
York.
Huvpson motor car co.*, Detroit.
[6958-6961
Hudson motor cars, Hudson super-six.
Seek py (allus.. 4to.., ©. Mar; 14,
toc ec and ait: Mar. 17, 1916:
A 426750.
Letters from a successful Hudson dealer
to his son. 2 p. 1., 3-99 p. illus.
16mo. @ Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and
ane Mar. 18) 1916 ; A 427309.
Proof of the super-six. [16] p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. @© Mar. 3, at? ae!
and ai. Mar. 11, 1916; A 426904.
Same. © Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 426905.
HucGHEs (Richard J.)* St. Paul. Im-
proved racing form chart. (In
St. Paul daily news.) [6962
© Mar. 15, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 17,
1916; A 423182.
HueHes (Rupert)* New York. San-
dalwood. chap. 1-7. (In Green
Book magazine, May, 1916) [6963
Marspenuis. 1916 te. Apr. 15,
1916; A 423848.
manual for the administration of
medicine and treatment of disease.
Rey. ed. 144 p. incl. front. (port.)
illus. 32mo. [6965
©, Mar. 10, 1916; 2 « Mar. 11,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426763;
Humphreys’ homeo. medicine co.,
New York.
Hurp bond & mortgage co.*, St. Paul.
Constructive banking. cover-title.
15 p. ports. S8vo. [6966
© Mar: 11, 1916; 2 «. Mar. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 426736.
HurteEy (Stephen Edward)* Quincy,
lil. High lights in U. S. history.
52D: a9 S20 O25: [6967
© Dec. 22, 1915; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1915; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 426956.
Huston (Frank M.) [6968-6970
Business outlook. 3. (Jn Heating and
ventilating magazine, Feb., 1916) ©
Heb. 1, 1916: 1 ¢. Mar: 29, 1916; A
423420.
Golden opportunity in store for America.
(In American stationer) © Jan. 1
1996: 1c) Mar. 29; 19162 A493421,
What the country needs. (In Hotel
bulletin, Mar., 1916) © Mar. 1, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 29, 1916; A 423422.
© Maurice B. Kovnat, Chicago.
Hyer (Frank 8.) Laurel primer, re-
vised. 6th ed. Chicago, Laurel
book company, 1916. 100 p._ col.
front., col. illus., col. plates. 12mo.
$0.32. [6971
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 428324; Laurel book co.,
Chicago.
i XA. clothing. eo.*.
Union made uniforms. Wall chart,
illus., 23 by 29 inches. [6972
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425195.
Philadelphia.
IDEAL aeroplane & supply co.*, New
York. Ideal model aeroplanes and
supplies, 1916. 2d ed. cover-title.
48 p. illus. 12mo. $0.05. [6973
OUMar 23. 1916" 2-e “and: aff.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426861.
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
6974
ILLINotIs malleable iron co. Catalogue
J-—1916. Chicago, TIL, U. S. A.
[1916] xii, 142 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. [6974
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 4273851; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
ILLUSTRIERTE geschichte des weltkrie-
ges, 1914-16; allgemeine kriegszei-
tung. Stuttgart, Union deutsche |
verlagsgesellschaft [1916] illus.
plate. fol. M. 0.25. [6975, 6976 |
oe. = bad. Tbe het. <p. [4821=1500|"e@
Hep.7 16, 19165. (4) co; Mar, 27,1916:
A—Foreign 13534.
4. bd. 76. hft. p. [1]-—20. @© Feb.
23, 1916; 5 e. Mar. 27, 1916; A—For-
eign 1353
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
INGERSOLL (Flora H.)*
tion, Col. Gem o’ the West.
Grand Junction daily news) [6977
© “Mar. 19;) 1916326 & (Maer 27,
1916; A 423400.
INSURANCE press,* New
mist, not a pessimist.
ance press, Mar., 1916)
© Mar. 24, 1916; 1 «.
1916; A 423419.
INTERNATIONAL consolidated
assn.*, Elmira, N.
pion sweepstakes brands seeds. [4]
p. Ato. [6979
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426617.
INTERNATIONAL Correspondence schools.
[6980-6991
Angular perspective. Instruction paper.
Ist ed. 1728. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national hae company [1916]
cover-title, 53 p. illus., plates, diagrs.
Svo. © Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ce. and aff.
Feb. 8, 1916; A 426053.
Figure in action. Instruction paper.
ist ed. 1720. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 71 p. illus., col. plates.
Svo.. @ Feb..11, .1916);. 2. ec. .and. ait.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426602.
Hammer work. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 1st ed. 1689.
Scranton, Pa., International So a
company [1916] cover-title, 37, 2 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. @ Jan. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426601.
Hand forging. Pt. 1, 2. Instruction
paper with examination questions. Ist
ed. 1687A, B. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-titles, 2 v. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
@ Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ec. each and aff.
reb. &, 1916; A 426049.
Human figure. Instruction paper. Ist
ed. 1718. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 59 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
@ Dec. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff Feb. 8,
1916: A 426050.
(In
York.
(In
Opti-
Insur-
[6978
Mar. 29,
record
Y. Grand cham-
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Grand Junc-
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INTERNATIONAL
schools—Continued.
Marcq St. Hilaire’s method. Pt. 1, 2.
Instruction paper with examination
questions, Ist ed. 1742A, B. Seran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany [1916] cover-titles 2 vy.
(3 loose) diagrs. Svo. © Dee. 31,
1915; 2 ¢ each and aff. Feb. 8, 1916;
A 426054.
Oil color and pastel. Instruction paper.
1st ed. 1726. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 31 p. illus., col. plates.
8vo. @© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426603.
Pencil, charcoal and crayon. Instruction
paper. ist ed. 1722. Scranten, Pa.,
International textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 47 p. illus. (part. col.)
Svo. © Dee. 31, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff.
Feb. 8, 1916; A 426051.
Pipes and fittings. Instruction paper
with examination questions. 2d_ ed.
T44. Scranton. Pa., International
Sees company [1916] cover-title,
p.. l. illus., diagrs. 8vo. @©
Feb. 5, 1916: 2 & and af. Mar. 10,
1916; A 426598.
Soils. pt. 1-3. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 1st ed. 1598
A, B, C. Seranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] 3 v.
maps, diagrs. S8vo. © Feb. 5. 1916;
2 ce. each and aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A
426599.
Tool dressing. Instruction paper with
examination questions. Ist ed. 1688.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company [19161] cover-title, 47, 2 p.
illus. 8vo. @ Jan. 21, 1916; 2 © and
aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426600.
Water color. Instruction paper. ist
ed. 1725. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
correspondence
59 p. illus., col. plates (part fold.)
Svo. @ Dec. 31, 1915; 2 « and 2
Feb. 8, 1916; A 426052.
© International textbook co.
Scranton, Pa.
INTERNATIONAL news. service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret. (Jn New
York evening journal) [6992-7018
Mar. 14, 1916. @ Mar. 14, 1916; 3 &
Mar. 15, 1916; A 423086.
Mar. 15, 1916. @ Mar. 15, 19%82 2ce.
Mar. 16, 1916; <A 423124.
Mar. 16, 1916; © Mar. 16, 1916;
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423148.
BBE er
Mar. 17, 1916. @©@ Mar. 1%, 391522 2
1
Mar. ‘18, 1916; A 423180.
Mar. 18, 1916. © Mar. 18, 1916;
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423205.
Mar. 20, 1916. @ Mar. 20, 19167 De
Mar, 21, 3916 +> «& 423227,
Mar. 21, 1916... @ Mar. 21, 1916) 222.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 423278.
Mar. 22, 1916. © Mar. 22, 1916; i°¢
Mar. 23, 1916; A 423310.
Mar. 23, 1916. @ Mar. 23, 191672) 6
Mar. 24, 1916; A 423316.
Mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 24, 1916; le:
Mar. 25, 1916; A 423342.
Mar. 25, 1916. @©@ Mar. 25, 1916; Ic.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 423366.
Mar. 27, 1916. @ Mar. 27, 1916; 1 ¢
Mar. 28, 1916; A 423396.
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INTERNATIONAL news service—Contd. [JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
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mar 29, wie. A 423408. Mar. 17, 1916; A 423171.
Mar. 29, 1916. © Mar. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 17, 1916. © Mar. 17, 1916; 1 ©.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 423455. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423177.
Mar. 30, 1916. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1 «. Woe e701. -OlMak. 48: adie: 4 «
Mar. 31, 1916; A 423471. Se ci Gia eee
Mar. 31, 1916. © Mar. 31, 1916; 1 ©. Oey ¢ he cs. 5 Secon
Apr. 1, 1916; A 423506. Mar. 20, 1916. © Mar. 20 20, 1916; 1 «.
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Mr isig @ Apr. 1, 1916: 1 c. Mar. 21, 1916; A 42
Apr. 3, 1916; A 423533. Mar. 21; 1916. © Mar. 21,'1916;'1 c.
Spr, 3, 1916. @. Apr. 3, 1916: 1 «. Mar. 22, 1916; A 423296.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 423557. Mar. 22, 1916. © Mar. 22, 1916; 1 ©.
aye enc Pies” £165, 1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1916; A 423301.
cs, cas ae . ;
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apr G@ i916: A 423613." Mar. 24, 1916; A 423349.
¢ ; , = Mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 24, 1916; 1 ¢.
a ity 8 hoor. pune Mar. 25, 1916; A 423353.
a f s Mar. 25, 1916. 2 Mar, 25, 1916; 1.
Ee Ly Goes ee ne Mar. 27, 1916. © Mar. ae 1916; 1 ¢.
PK pr. 10, 1916 22a Mar. 28, 1916; A 4235441.
rt ed [ ge a a Mar. 28, 1916. © Mar. 28, 1916. 1c.
Reese 11 1916-4 (i Mar. 29, 1916; A 423446.
Se Ree =A Mar. 29, 1916. © Mar. 29, 1916; 1 «.
SMidyeic. \ os Mar. 30, 1916; A 423451.
$ i ig ae Mar. 30, 1916. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1 «.
Mee es Mar. 31, 1916; A 423484.
Apr. 13, 1916. © Apr. 13, 1916; 1 ec. Marcot 191G@ Mar. ol, 19ARGEsP AL ec.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 423803. | ; I ge LS
Apr. 1, 1916, e aa eA OG LecwApr
IgisH (E. M.)* Kalamazoo, Mich. 8, 1916; A 423528. . :
Toast, The ladies, Hlks’ valentine Apr. cniae w ee fbr. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr
banquet, Feb. 14, 1916. Kalamazoo cae a 1916. Apr. 4, 1916; 1 c. Apr
lodg a GPO. B.' 16 p. ‘Sv Be See seein or
Oo se no. o ’ ° e ° ° = Dp. vO. vo; 1916; AY 423509:
; [7019 Apr. 5, 1916. © Apr. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
i 2
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1916; he ae ene a We ane e
aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 426906. wee Gade) en OSeEe. eee
Invinc (Minna) Star of liberty. our. cee Sk Sone ee SOE
Washington birthday poem. _Un Apr. 8, 1916. © Apr. 8, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
American press) [7020 PO, 1916; A 423712.
Geen. 2 1916; 1 ¢c Mar. 28, Apr. eek oan, £0, 19165 sec Apr-
1916; A 423509: American press i, vies oe on
Ve ae : noe 12, 1916; A ‘423779.
IrvinG iron works co.*, Long Island
City, N. Y. Irving’s subway grat-
ings. cover-title. 15 [1] p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. [7021
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
5d, 1916; A 425475.
Irwin (Theodore John)* Fresno, Cal.
Unit system of rythmical pontenc!a-
sure. 2}. 1 Ato. [7022
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff. Mar.
22. AQIG; A 429075.
[JAMESON (Helen Follett)] What to
wear and how to wear it, by Mad-
ame Qui Vive [pseud.] (Jn Chicago
herald) [7023-7051
Meets 1 O1G. OC. Mar. 13. 19163 1 ¢.
Mar. 14, 1916; A 423119.
Mar 14° 1916... -©. Mar: 14, 1916: 1 c.
Mar 15, 1916; A. 423081.
wove LOG. 3C, Mar Alb. 1906 >") ¢:
Mar. 16, 1916; A 4231683.
he)
APP. Lut OtG.... © Apr. 12 FOLGE ey
Apr. 13, 1916; A 423819.
Apr: 13). 1916: © APES LOLG ds €-
Apr. 14, 1916; A 423823.
Apr. 14,. 1916. e Apr, 364.7, 199G-* “ane:
Apr. 15, 1916; A 423829.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JEFFERSON (Alpha A.)* Lincoln, Cal.
Life’s great fundamentals. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 93 by 6 inches.
[7052
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425689.
JEFFERSON (R. MHelen)* Spokane
Wash. Thismountain? Wasit God?
Tacoma, Wash., Smith-Kinney co.
[1915] [11] p. illus.- 12mo. [T0538
© Jan. 19, 1916; 1 « and aff. Feb.
Dei ORG ral Fen ewep. 15) EOaGis s.A.
425471.
ir |
. CATALOGUE OF
7054
JENISON -(George D.)* Decatur, IJ.
Formulas and simple methods of re-
finishing metals. Sheet, 9 by 84
inches. $5.00. [7054
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425985.
JENKS (J. W.) Investment oppor-
tunities, py de We Senks, e@: Cc;
Smith, and M. BE. Loomis. 1 p. L,
35 p. 4to. (Modern business service,
report no. 1.) [7055
©. Mare" t." 1916="2. ey Mar 25.
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426886;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Abo-
16mo.
JENNINGS (Edwin)* New York.
lition of poverty. 32 p.
$0.25. [7056
© “Aus... 15719152 ex Dee 720;
1915; aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426180.
JEWETT (Frances Gulick)* Oberlin, O.
Physiology, hygiene and sanitation.
Boston, London [ete] Ginn and
company [1916] -xiv, 367 p. illus.
12mo. (Gulick hygiene series)
[7057
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 428520.
JirFy starter co., ine.*, Detroit. Jiffy
way for Fords to-day. 8 p._ illus.
obl. 32mo. [7058
© «Jans j20, A91Gs Dues MaraslS,
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425997.
JOHNSON (Joseph French) Modern
business course and service. Edi-
torial manual [New York] Alexan-
der Hamilton institute, 1916. 20 p.
Svo. [7059
© Feb? 28-1916"): «& Feb: 33,
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425598;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Wyckoff ) Poor
ignorance; pov-
good schools;
8 p. illus.
(National highways assn.)
[7060
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916; A 418751; National high-
JOHNSON (Lilian
roads ; poor schools;
erty; good roads;
knowledge; prosperity.
Ato.
ways assn., Washington.
[JOHNSTON (Mrs. C. E.)] Holiday
jingle book [10th book.] cover-title,
20 1. illus. obl. 24mo. [7061
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 26, 1916;
aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A 425796; Holi-
day message makers, Washington.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1,nS., ¥. dS
JOHNSTON (Samuel P.) Bigger, bet-
ter business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[ 7062-7067
Buy a bale of cotton. © Mar. 20, 1916;
Ie. Mare 21.1916; Ay aesene
Difference between east and west.
Mar. 22, 1916; 1 ¢csMar. 22.4985"
4233038.
Getting acquainted with a territory.
Mar. 25, 1916; 1 .¢. Mato2e stot
423361.
Location on State street. © Mar. 23,
1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 24, 19163 A 4233520
©
A
©
A
Planning-room. © Mar. 24, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 35, 1916; A 423356.
Psychological suggestion. @ Mar. 21,
916; 1 c. Mar. 22, 1916; A 423298.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JONES (Edith M.)* Minneapolis.
Kitchen. Kitchen floor. (Jn Keith’s
magazine, Feb., 1916) [7068
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 « Mar. 9, 1916;
A 493473.
[Jones (Milton F.)] Chemical haz-
ards. [White Plains, N. Y., Printed
by The H. W. Wilson company, 1916]
cover-title, p. [13]-18. S8vo. (Lec-
tures on fire insurance, 1915, 1916.)
$0.25. [7069
© Mar...1, 1916, 2.76 Bian,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 426889;
Insurance library association of
Boston, Boston.
JONES (W. D.)* Los Angeles. Official
garage data chart and automobile
directory. Sheet, maps (1 mount.)
36 by 25 inches. [7070
©VNov. 16, 19157 2 Wore
1915; aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 426127.
Joserpu & Feiss co.*, Cleveland. Sell-
ing a‘sale. 12 1. dus) tee
parallel to binding] [7071
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 417594.
Junop (E. L.) ine. Detroit real estate
syndicate equity certificate. Series
B. [100] Sheet printed on both
sides, 13 by 94 inches, fold. to 8vo.
- {iF
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425424; Emile L. Ju-
nod, Detroit.
KasBett (Louis) jr. Unitas annotation
stamps for Wyoming state constitu-
tion, Wyoming compiled statutes of
1910, session laws of Wyoming of
1911-1915. [Evanston, Wy.] E. K.
Kabell [1916] 2 p. 1., 30 numb. 1.
16mo. $3.00. [7073
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1916;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 420785; Ernes-
tine Kathryn Kabell, Evanston, Wy.
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BOOKS, GROUP IT
7106
Kaso corset co.*, Chicago. Kabo
fashions. 35th anniversary num-
ber. 1916. 30 p. illus. 16mo.
[T7074
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 425988.
Katser (Fred P.) pub co.*, St. Louis,
Woman’s opportunity. cover-title,
15 p. 12mo. [7075
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426754.
KariscH (Helene) Charlotte Klinger ;
ein roman aus dem gescbhiftsviertel
Berlins. anfang, 1.41. forts., schluss.
[43 instalments] (Ji Berliner mor-
genpost) [7076
© Dec. 22, 1915-Feb. 11, 1916;
1 ec. each Mar. 27, 1916; A—Foreign
13542; Ullstein & co., Berlin.
KaANDUL (Stanley)* Chicago. Stan-
ley’s handy vest-pocket street guide
of Chicago. Rev. Jan. 1, 1916. 160
p. map. 24mo. $0.25. TOTT
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 4380099.
KATTERJOHN (Monte M. Traitor.
[Los Angeles, Cal., printed by Stand-
ard printing co., 1916] cover-title,
21.p. 12mo. [7078
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426185; Thos. H. Ince,
Santa Monica, Cal.
KAUFMAN (Herbert) Herbert Kauf-
man’s weekly page. (Jn Boston
Sunday herald unless otherwise
stated) | [7079-7083
Mar. 5, 1916. (In Fort Smith times
record) © Mar. 5, 1916: 1 oe. Mar:
2, A916 > A 323325
© an reeariai, Ocean -City,
did.
ert a Ost ©: Mar. 12) 19165 1 e¢.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 423324.
Ma tS) 1916. ©. Mar. 19, 1916: 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 423403.
mar 2a 106. © Mar. 26, 19163. 1-c.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 423562.
Spee. 1O1o.. ‘© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 e. Apr.
11, 1916; A 4237483.
© King features syndicate, inc.,
New York.
KAYE (J. R.)* Oak Park, Ill. Bible in-
Structor. v. 1. Studies in the Pen-
tateuch. 3p.1l. 77 p. 12mo. $0.80.
[T7084
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2
27, 1916: A 428273.
e. and aff. Mar.
ol
SS ny eS Se
KEELER (W. Frederic)* New
Open way and its attainment.
Constructive thinker, Apr., 1916)
[7085
© Mar. 28, 1916; 1c. Apr. 4, 1916;
A 423569.
KEELEY (J.)* Chicago.
Absolutely new cause for
Ape9F AO1LGsets ¢:
423767.
Bacillus of assassination. © Mar.
1916; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1916; A 423115.
York.
(In
[ 7086-7105
divorce. @
Apr: 10, 19962 .A
12,
Disproving a life long scientific fact. ©
Mar.) 12) £94627 2 ie, Mar. 13. toner:
A 423114.
the death of
2, L91Gs Lf ¢.
©
20: TO LGA.
England’s new war peril,
her boy babies. © Apr.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 423640.
Funston, the man and the fighter.
Mar: 19, 49167) G. Mar,
423264.
Funston’s daring capture of Aguinaldo.
@ Wen 2 19'Gs: ff e Apress, aoI6;
A 423638.
Grand opera’s wildest sensation since
Salome. Mar. 26, 1916; 1c. Mar.
27, 1916; A 423438.
How Phyllis fooled the 6 bold soldier
poets! @© Mar. 12, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
13, 1916; A’ 423112.
Startling new plan for coast defense. ©
Mar. 26, 1916." ft eh Mar 2245, folGe
A 423433.
Strangest leap year wedding you ever
heard of. © Mar. 19; 19163 1c: Mar.
20, 1916 >: A 423267.
Stronger than Gibraltar. © pr. De
1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 3, 1916; a 4osen7
To stay in the trenches ’til ke can aon
flirtine. © Mar. 26, 1916; 1 ¢ Mar.
27, 1916; A 423434.
Try this on your piano. @©@ Mar. 12,
1916: 1 ¢. Mar. 13,1916? A 423771.
What an awful row those love powders
Made: 2) War: t2> T9F6>) re. Mar
13, 1916; A 428116.
When we went to Mexico 70 years ago
10, the month. ,@.,Mar., 19. 1916421 ¢:
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423265.
When will Germany fight her great sea
battle? © Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
20, 1916; A 423269.
Which is the better soldier, city or coun-
try man? @© Mar. 19, 1916; 1.c. Mar.
20, 1916; A 423268.
Why Russian women are fighting beside
thermenar@ Npr, 2e1916e nl es Apr. 3,
1916; A 423641.
Will Villa prove another Geronimo? @
Apr. OF UGE Fede APT lO. OIG SA
423764.
85 and almost as rich as Rockefeller. ©
Aprn9: 1916s. toeseApr: £02 1916 2 A
423770.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
Keita (Hliza Douglas)* San Fran-
eisco. Outlines of California his-
tory. San Francisco, W. N. Brunt
press, 1916. 16 p. S8vo. $0.10.
[7106
© Feb. 11; 1916; 2 ¢e. Feb. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 426796.
‘4
CATALOGUE OF
KettH mfg. co. California rose bead
necklace making. Sheet, mount col.
plate, printed on both sides, 11 by
6 inches. {7107
@© Mar. 2; 191G> 2 ¢. and ati Mar.
7, 1916; A 425810; William H.
Keith, Pasadena, Cal. [Copyright
is claimed on revision]
KELEHER (Eva E.)* Cleveland. Mother.
Card, 4 by 52 inches. [7108
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 426814.
KELLER (David H.) Practical sugges-
tions on claim adjustments. Case
no. 86-93. (In Casualty review,
Mar., 1916) [7109
© Mar. 29; 1916; 1c Aprsd, 41916;
A 423591; Western underwriter co.,
New York.
Krttoce (J. Leroy)* Topeka, Kan.
Photographic efficiency. 24 p. 12mo.
$2.00. [7110
© Oct. 18, 1915; 2c. and aif. Nev.
1) IONS Ac A2565K-
KENAGA (W. C.)* Cleveland. Ad art
service. Weeks ending Feb. 5, 12,
19, 26, 1916: Ay. allus. fel: .fPext
parallel to binding] 7111-7114
© Jan..27, Keb. 4,10; 17, 1916-
2 e. each and aff. Feb. 24, 1916;
A 425619-425622.
Krenr (Robert Thurston)* Montelair,
NI
i ae Transmitting power by
leather belting. (Jn Iron age)
[TAD
Mars. 2: t9tGvr 1 es ;Mar 30:
far.
1916; A 423514. -
KENTUCKY bDirEcTORY for the use of
courts, state and county officials
and General assembly of the State
of. Kentucky. [1916] [Frankfort,
Ky., Printed by the State journat
company, 1916] 279 p. 16mo.
{7116
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916;
I'¢@. Apr. 171926; att Mars 20, £916 °
A. 427497; Frank K. Kavanaugh,
Frankfort, Ky.
KENTUCKY TOBACCO product co., inc.*,
Louisville. Spraying with black
leaf 40 to control aphis and red
spider on hops. 8 p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 3—-L) ae F
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429080.
|
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, 0. 8.5 vos
Kerr (William H.)* Crawfordsville,
Ind. American rights. or medical
rule, which? (Jn Crawfordsville
review ) [7118
© Mar. 14, 1916; 4. ¢ Mar 15,
1916; A 423126.
KEWANEE )boiler co.*, Kewanee, Ill.
Kewanee smokeless boilers on the
joo. Jan. 1, 1916. 32 p. illus. 4to.
{7119
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 € and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 425995.
Kry (Minter P.)* Washington. Way
to make Washington city the Eden
of America. [6] p. Svo. $0.19.
[7120
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. Jan. 18, 1916;
aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 4253889.
Kryser (L. E.) Starting in poultry
on a small seale. (Jn Scranton
times ) Hire Wea
© Mar. 6, 1916; 1 ce. Apr. 15, 1916;
A 423835; Eugene MeGuckin ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
KImWELL (EH. J.)
that’s different.
Three-in-one plan
St. Louis, Mo., The
Spencer company, [1916] cover-
title, 14 p. Svo. $1.00 Pia 4
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
25, 1916; A 425533; Spencer co., St.
Louis.
KigtHM (George W.) Westinghouse
universal standard électro - pneu-
matic brake. New York, A. Sinclair
co. LIST Gi eover-title, [24] p.
illus., .diagrs: (part:” “cola Svo.
$0.50. [7123
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
28, 1916; A 426919; Angus Sinclair
co., New York.
Kirr (Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. Apr., 1916. (Jn
Ladies’ home journal, Apr., 1916)
~ [7124
© Mar. 20, 1916; 1 @ Maris
1916; A 423199.
KILBOURNE (C. E.) Baby Kangaroo
and Lilly Lamb, by C. E. Kilbourne,
illus. by Hattie Longstreet. Phila-
delphia, The Penn publishing com-
pany, 1916, .2 p._1.,..11-$2. pane
illus., col. plates. fronts. (part col.)
16mo0. $0.50. [¢125
@ Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢: and aff.sApE:
6, 1916; A 427559; Penn pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
318
—— ”S =
BOOKS, GROUP
no. 4, 1916
Ki~BouRNE & Jacobs mfg. co.*, Colum-
bus, O. Catalog no. 41, 1916. 30 p.
illus. 8vo. (Cover-title: Wheelbar-
rows and scrapers) [7126
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429167.
hiImMBALL (J. N.)*
the gray cat. 2p). SVO.
$0.25. eT
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426873.
New York.
cover-title,
Tale of
KIMBELL (Raymond G.) & co. Wash-
eo and Lincoln. Card, illus., 6
y 22 inches. [7128
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
ot, 1916; A 425366 ; Printkraft ad-
vertising corp., Chicago.
New
(7129: 74130
9 of Hiizabeth
cover-title, [48] p.
@ehiebe is; 1916222 ce.jand
10, 1916; A 426079.
no. 10. cover-title,
MED, tor) LOLGR 2: "¢:
Kine (Hlizabeth) institute, inc.*,
York.
Illustrated catalogue, no.
King specialties.
illus. 4to.
aff. Feb.
Premium catalogue,
foal py 2 4t0:
and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 426080.
Kine co.*, Rockford, D1.,
; One dollar
profit sharing coupon.
Sheet, print-
ed on both sides, 34 by 12 inches.
[7131
Peon tT, 1905 ;.2 .c. Nov; 22,
i915; aii. Web. 21, 1916; A 425590.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) | 7132-7140
Bread as a food. © Mar-. ie TOLG <3 1 ¢
Mar. 18, 1916; A 423185
Iiome making talks. eae chem-
istry for everyday meals: © Mar. 17,
Poor ec. Mar 18 1916; A 423784.
Food chemistry for
elderly people.
Carat wie 2906): <tc. Apr: .8, 1916:
A 423679.
—— Making of sauces. © Mar. 24, 1916;
te. Mar. 27, i916; A 423392.
—— Saving work in the home. © Apr.
Peo foc. Apr. 15, . 1916; A
423840.
—— Spring seasonable time for chang-
iIn=meniis, |-© Mar. 31, 1916; 1c.
Apr. 1, 1916; A 423470.
Lessening the working
kigehen. © Apr.-7,
8, 1916; A 423680.
Proper care of glassware. @©
TOrG; 1. ‘c. Apr. has EO1G45) Ax 428741.
Value of bran bread. @©@ Mar. 31, 1916;
fee. Apr: 1, 1916; A 423477.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land plain dealer.]
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
in the
Leic: oApr.
time
1916 ;
Apr: 14;
LT
7150
KiGeCcrreE ‘co. ine:*; Hoboken; WN. <d:
Klucite, the cement waterproofing
which stands every test.
Svo.
© WPeberds, 19165) :2 ve.
Feb. 24, 1916§ A 425605.
10 p. nar.
[7141
and aff.
Kkwapep (Grace R.)* Providence, R. I.
Course of helps for women who want
or need to earn money at home,
by Mrs. Will Andaway [pseud.]
Providence, R. 1., Swan muitigraph-
ing co., 1916. 61. 4to. $1.00 [Text
parallel to binding. } [7142
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 425926.
[Knapp (H. B.)] Pear culture.
p. illus. 4to. Lae
©) Sept. 4 1915422. ¢:
10, 1916;
inc.,
[4]
{7143
and aff. Mar.
A 426 ae Buck & Glenn,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
[IKNISELY (C. J.)] Roads handbook ;
the glutrin macadam roadway. New
York, N. Y., Robeson process com-
pany [1916] Tp. S8vo. [7144
©): Heb. 28, 1916;" 2 @” Mar.” 4,
1916; aff._Mar. 10, 1916; A 426607.
Robeson process co., New York.
KOENENBERG (H. Joseph)* Philadel-
phia. From unbelief to belief. Phil-
adelphia |B.
De Lemo.
Franciscus] 1916. 117
(Series of apologetic lec-
tures) $0.25. [7145
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425684.
KoRNFALFA feed milling co.*, Kansas
City, Mo. Free your cattle of ticks.
[16] p. illus. saan [7146
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 42: am
KRANZCHEN (Das) 28 jahrg. [Each
illus. 4to. M.8ayr.] [T147, T7148
Nie Oy Heb: 16, 0016) chec: Mars 247
1916; ‘foreign 13530.
nr Spee @e heb. 25. 1OiGir a (eaMiars Zi
1916; A—Foreign 13531.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
Kun, Nathan «& Fischer co.
[7149, 7150
Live advertisements for the retail clo-
thier. Spring and summer, 1916. 2
p., numb. 1, 3-382. illus. fol. © Feb.
15. 1906< 2 © Keb. 24, 19dlG jai heb:
235, UONG TAS 4251 Or
Sincerity clothes. Spring & summer,
LG. lay p. illus, , f2mox ©. hep:
i LOGE 2. Cycom atie, Webs Os at Ong,
A 426222.
© M. L. Ash, Chicago.
o19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 0. S., V.de
5)
KUNATH medicine mfg. co.*, Evans-
ville, Ind. Ladies’ relief. [4] p.
8VvO. [7151
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1916;
aff. Mar. 7. 1916; A 426764.
KuUNZER (Paul BH.) Vocabulary of
Cicero’s Archias. Boston, Mass.
Language book company, 1916. 14
poe 12mo! Sb. [vate 2
© Jan. 24" 1916-2 «andar.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 426095; Language
bock c¢o., Boston.
KUPPENHEIMER (House of) Styles for
men. Spring & summer, A. D. 1916.
cover-title, [12] p. illus. (part col.)
SvO. [7153
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426461; B. Kuppenheimer
& co., Chicago.
Lacey (RK. 8S. & A. B.)* Washington.
To inventors who want profits in-
stead of promises. 8 p. illus. Ato.
[7154
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 426227.
LACKAWANNA
mills*, Scranton, Pa.
Lackawanna twins underwear. [8]
p. illus. (part col.) 16mo. (Cover
title: Our little friends) [7155
© Jan. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425744.
LA GRANDE & White’s laundry co.*
San Francisco. Water. 8 p. 12mo.
[7156
©, Mar. 23; 1916? 2c. and cath,
Mar. 28, 1916; A 426920.
Lair (Jack) [7157-7190
Aspara-Gus the bus gets hot tips. ©
Mar. 13, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 14, 1916;
423118.
Bedroom firm of De Prez & Smith. @©
Tee Ee OMG toe (Chua NMMelirs anette 1916;
Charlie the wolf on preparedness.
Mar. '15, 19167 1 cy Mar, 16; 1916.
423165.
Elsie Janis will
ADE: Bi 7291 6u ines Apr.
423710.
Equal justice to nudger and nudged.
@ Apr. 7, 19165 1.¢. Apr...8, 19165, A.
423706.
Even money. © Mar. 19, 1916;
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423262.
Genesis of the famous Ruth
OVADr, 0; LoLGs aa c. CAT
A 423609.
Ghetto tragedy-queen does Ophelia. @©
Mar. 21, 1916; 1c. Mar. 22, 19163 A
423297.
jus the bus as a limb of the law. ©
Mar.’ 20; 1016 2 °c, "Mar, 21, 1916%
A 423271.
©
A
not marry Basil. @©
10, 1916; A
Cy
St. Denis.
6, 1916;
Lair (Jack)—Continued.
Gus the bus meets a great sorrow. ©
Apr. 3, 1916;_ 1 <¢,) Apea@ey iSite
423644, ‘
Gus the bus says his say for once. ©
Apr.. 10; 1916; .1-¢) Apr. ff oie
423775.
Gus the bus wounded but very happy.
© Mar. 27, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1916;
A. 4234438,
Heritage of the suffering brother. ©
Maxi sil) hOmG ee eres Apr. 1, 1986.
423488.
Hoosier honor. © A 2, 1916: ie
Apr. 8, 1916; A 493636.
Humble lay sermon to a minister. ©
ec, Mar. 20, 1916; A
Mar. 18; 1916; 1
423258.
If Bathhouse John Coughlin didn’t who
did ? Q Mar. 29, 1916; 1 ¢,, Mar. 30)
1916; A 423448,
Interview with our dude detective. ©
Mar. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar, P77 19167 2
423169.
Jail bird. © Apr.
1916; A 423765
Joe Pizaz was a tinpan alley bard. ©
Mar. 28, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 29; 1916; A
423445,
9, 19163 2 chy Apres
Last column. °@ Mat 926)7190@ be
Mar. 27, 1916; A 423439.
Letter to Theodore Roosevelt. @©@ Mar.
14, 1916; Jd. .c. Mar, bab 190tGe
423082.
Look at that funny foreign fellow. ©
Mar.: 17, 1916; 2 ¢." Mar. te ote:
A 423174.
Mike Kilgallen’s South Chicago baby. ©
Apr. 12,,1916; 1. c.. Apr t3, 19t6-aee
423820.
Milwaukee’s new Mayor former chef. ©
Apr: \6,° 19163 (1%¢. Apr aT eaotGer
423649. ;
No Paul Revere dumps down the line.
© Mar. 30, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 31, 1916;
A 423488. ;
North Carolina wants a woman’s life.
@ Mar. 22, 191631 ©. Mar 23,4906.
A 423302.
Omaha Slim sniffs scented breezes. ©
Apr. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 15, 1916; A
423830.
Our Fighting fifth falls in again. ©
Mar. 23, 1916; 1 ¢c.: Mar. 245 99062 4
423350.
Posthumous talk with Cole Younger. ©
Mar. 24, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 24, 1916; A
423355.
Second letter to Mayor Thompson. @©
Apr. .4. 1916; 1 e@. Apri tayo
A 423578.
She’s a pretty little stay-at-home. @
Apr. 11, 1916; 1 ce. Apr. 12, Sone y
423781.
Sun baby. © Mar. 12, 1916; 1 ¢@ Mar.
13, 1916; A 423108.
That white elephant rummage sale. @©
Apr. 1, 1916: 2 je Apr: (3) 1onore
422530.
World’s best has passed away. © Apr.
18. 19163) 2. ec. UAprE. .- 14," 2SiiG yee:
423825.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicage
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
320
se
Ge ee -
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
ee EE ee ~-
pane (A. H. & N. M.)*
Wis. Art in landscape gardening
[15] p. S8vo. [7191
rPem-71S 1916): 2 c. Feb. 23,
©
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 425798.
LAMB railway service co., ltd. Lamb
burner. 26 p. illus. S8vo. [7192
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425781; John J. Max-
well, Detroit.
LANE (Franklin K.) Our priceless
heritage. Proof. (National editorial
service, serial no. 389) [7193
or tatkews., 29160; 2 Cc. Jan. 31,
1916; aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425658;
Natl. editorial service, ine., New
York.
LANGSFoRD (Harry Marble)* Provi-
A B C of gasoline
motor troubles. eover-title, [24] p.
12mo. $0.25. [7194
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A 426791.
‘Buffalo. Larkin plan,
cover-title, 1 p. L,
(Cata-
1916)
[7195
and aff. Feb.
dence, R. I.
LARKIN CO.*,
factory to family.
180 p. illus., (part col.) 4to.
log no. 75, spring & summer,
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 «.
10, 1916; A 426077.
Larson (Christian D.)* San Fran-
e€isco. [7196, 7197
Sixth sense. pt. 2. More light. San
Francisco, Progress extension uni-
versity, 1916. 63 p. diagrs. S8vo.
S02 @) Mar. 4) (O1G: 2e rand aff.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 425915.
Subconscious reconstruction. Lesson 9.
San Francisco, Cal., Progress exten-
sion university, 1916. 38 p. S8vo.
meee ey Pep. 28. 1916; 2 ¢: and
afr. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425768.
LatHrRop (Guy Fenton)* Detroit.
Brief treatise on goitre. 8 p. folder.
24mo. [7198
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429053.
Law (Harrison)* New York. Law's
fire insurance tables for 1916.
cover-title, A-O0 p. fol. $2.00.
[7199
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 428095.
Lawton (francis) jr. Commercial
(part
Marshfield, | Leaper specialty co., inc.*, Indiana-
polis. Catalogue B. Plumbing spe-
cialties in rubber, leather, fiber,
brass and steel. Indianapolis, Ind.
per hp Ee tie OP SC ULLS:
Svo. [7201
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 427420.
LesLane (Maurice) % Hughes Massie
& co.*, London. Bombshell, tr. by
Alexander ‘Teixeira de Mattos,
Chap. 10-12. (Jn Pearson’s maga-
zine, Mar., 1916) (7202
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; A ad int.
2613; pubd. Mar. 1, 1916.
LrenaANpD (Abby Porter) City reader
for the fourth year. New York and
Chicago, C. E. Merrill company
[1916] 288 p. eol. front., illus., col.
plates, ports., map. 12mo. $0.56.
[7203
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 427538; Charles E. Mer-
rill co., New Yerk.
LENNON (Bert) ‘There never was a
baby story like this. (In Chicago
herald ) [7204
© Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27,
1916; A 423436; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Le Prerir (Nicholas)* New York.
Soul of Ireland. cover-title, 2 1.
col ilus: “t6mo.* S010: [7205
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426546.
LEVEILLE (Edward A.)* Chicago.
[7206, 7207
Freight tariff no. 5—E on wrought iron
and steel pipe. Suppl. no. t. Chi-
eago and Pittsburgh to points in
Iowa. Effective Jan. 20, 1916. 3 p.
24mo. -@ Reb: lo t9tG:: 2 cand air.
Keb. 17, 1916; A 426197.
Freight tariff no. 2 F on wrought tron
and steel pipe. Chicago, Milwaukee
and Pittsburgh to points in Wiscon-
sin. Firective Keb. #, 1916.% 32: p.
24mo. © Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Pebsct, 19163; cA> 42 6198.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Dethroning a
great American idol. (Jn Chicago
herald) [7208
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423771; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lewis (William Grey)* Chicago.
[7209-7211
Answer to each is a flower. Sheet, 94
by 5 inches. $0.10. © Mar. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426675.
Answer to each is a fruit.
study of photographic newspaper 1 Sheet, 93
aye es = by 5 inches. $0.10. © Mar. 11, 1916;
sections. 23 p. 8vo. [7200 2c. Mar. 15, 1916; aff. Mar. 25, 1916:
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1916; A 426864.
aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 426739; Pho- Answer to each is a vegetable. Sheei,
tegraphie news syndicate, New ee oe ee 36, 16. ees
York. 10, 1916; A 426618.
ByAR
41094—16—_4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7212
LIDGERWOOD wife. co.*, New York.
Lidgerwood gasoline hoists. 9 p.
illus. fol. (Bulletin no. 16) Liz
© .Feb., 14,1916; 2..¢. Heb: .25,
1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 425748.
LirE insurance salesmanship co.*,
East Rutherford, N. J. Just facts.
no. 1-12. 12 v. S8vo. Contents.-—
no. 1. Big banking.—no. 2. Business
building.—no. 3. Setting aside sur-
plus.—no. 4. Sign-posts of safety.—
no. 5. Record of results.—no. 6.
Mortality comparisons.—no. 7%. In-
terest comparisons.—neo. 8. Expense ©
comparisons.—no. 9. Profit compari-
‘sons,
12. Facts and figures.
© no. 1-9, 11, 12, Feb. 10, 1916;
no. 10, © Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 6. 1916; A 425836-
425847.
ordinary life——no. 10. Profit -
comparisons, 20 payment life.—no. |
11. Some surprising statistics.—no. |
[7213-7224 :
‘
LINCOLN (Natalie Sumner) Engraved |
portraits of American patriots.
Mar., Apr., May, 1916 [3 instal-
ments ] (In Daughters of the
American revolution magazine.
Mar., Apr., May, 1916) [7225
© Feb. 21, Mar. 17, Apr. 12, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 13, 1916; A 423801; Cor-
coran gallery of art, Washington.
LinpsAy (Forbes) Efficiency Pacific
mutual school for salesmen. First
post-graduate course. no. 1. Origin,
development, character and_ eco-
nomic effects of life insurance. 1 p.
ee lel ea ler oO. [7226
Feb. 29; 1916; 2 °¢ and aff.
March 8, 1916; A 426566; Pacific
mutual life insurance eco., Los
Angeles,
Liste (Ann) [7227-7253
Heart of Wetona. Mar. 27, 1916. @©
eh 191G: Lies Mar: 38, 1916; A
=o o
—— Mar. 28, 1916. @ Mar. 28, 1916;
1 e. Mar. 39, 1916; A 423409.
—— Mar. 29, 1916. © Mar. 29,
1 c. Mar. 30, 1916; A 423452.
ar. 30, 1916.. © Mar. 30, 1916;
1c. Mar. 31, 1916; A 423469.
1916;
—— Mar. 31, 1916. © Mar. 31, 1916;
ise) Apr: i TOtGe ey ree a
— Apr. 1, 1916. © Ap 11 OtGe
Ivey Apres a, 19164 Ax423 3534,
—— Apr. 3, 1916. © ae o, LOnGis
e. Apr. 4, 1916; A 42355
AE, peo e., PC) aie se 1916; 1.
Apr. D; 1916; A 423584.
——= Apr, 5, 1916. “@ Apr. 5, L9G oc.
Apr. 6, 1916; A 423612.
——- Apr. 6, 1916. © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ec.
Apr. 7, 1916; A cee
— —Apr. 7, 1916. ae ip el OkG sek
c. Apr. 8, 1916; A Cus
bo
Lo
pt. 1, 0.8.;¥e43
Liste (Ann)—Continued.
Apr. 10, 1916 ; ‘A 423716.
Apr. 10, 1916. © Apr. 10, 1916 ;
de. Apr. 11, 1916; A 423732.
Apr. 11,°1916. GlApES tei
Ac. jApr. 12, 1916; A 423786.
Apr.,.12, 1916; _.@ Apt 42,. 25860
tL ¢, Apr.; 13; 1916504 Aare
Apr. 13, 1916... @ Apra 43 1 Sie.
L.e. Apr. 14, 1916¢-A 423862;
Just a woman. Mar. 14, 1916.
14,0: 1916 1- co) Minera
423089.
Mar: 15){1916. °@) Maret. 2o1Ge
1 c. Mar. 16, 1916; A 423123.
—— Mar. 16, 1916.. @7Marae:
1c. Mar. 17, 1916; A 423149.
rT. AT, 1946. “@) Mae ig
1c. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423181.
—-_— Mar. 18, 1916: © Mar. 18,
1 ¢: Mar. 20, 1916; A: 423206.
—— Mar. 20, 1916. @© Mar. 20,
1 e. Mar. 21, 1916; A ‘423226.
Mar. 21, 1916. @©@ Mar. 21,
1c. Mar. 22, 1916; A 423279.
Mar. 22. 1916. ‘© Mar22>
i ¢, Mar 23, 1916; A 423308.
Mar. 23, 1916. °° ©@.Mari 2a;
1 c. Mar. 24, 1916; A 423317.
Mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 24,
1 ec. Mar. 25, 1916; A 423341.
Mar. 25, 1916. © Mar. 25,
tc. Mar. 27, 1916; A 423365.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
evening journal]
© International
New York.
@ Mar.
19LGs Ae
1916;
1616;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
news service,
LirrcHen (Oscar)* Corona, Cal. Cir.
eular letter no. 5, Mar. 20; 1996.
[4] p. Ato. [7254
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429125.
LitTLeE (John H.) & co.
buying for cash. [4] p. illus.
Philosophy of
16mo.
[7255
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A 425927; John
H. Little, New York.
Lockrr (Willis Clyde)* Richmond.
Locker easy method writing.
[ 7256-7259
Richmond, Va., Hunter &
1915. cover-title, -[29] p.
16mo. $0.05. © Dec. 27,
and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A
Bieeeno, ool.
COs ATICS
illus. obl.,
LOLS 2 ce.
426758.
Bk. no. 2. Richmond, Va., Hunter & co.,
inec., 1915. cover-title. 32 1. illus.
obl.,.16mo. $0.05... @ Dec. 2 deka:
2c. and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; & 426757.
Bk. no. 3. Richmond, Va., Hunter & Co:,
inc.,, 1915. cover-title, 25 numb. =
illus. 4to. $0.05. [Text parallel to
binding] ©. Dec. 27, 19153°:2 Guang
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426759.
Bk. no. 4. Richmond, Va., Hunter & co.,
ine., 1915. cover-title, numb. 1. 26—50.
illus. 4to. $0.05. [Text parallel to
binding] © Dec. 27, 1915; 2 ¢. and
nit. Mar. 07, 19165 A 426760.
en a
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
a >
Lone (W. E.) co. [7260-7262
Holsum newspaper advertising campaign.
ecover-title, 40 1. illus. fol. [Text
parallel to binding] @© Jan. 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 426101.
© William Edgar Long, Chicago.
How things have changed since mother
was a “girl. Pile COU Shas:
12mo. © Jan. 26, LOTGs) 2 Gl Heb: 9;
1916; aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425474.
© W. E. Long co., Chicago.
Kleen-maid newspaper advertising cam-
paign. cover-title, 40 l. i
he parallel to binding] © Jan. 10,
£916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A
426160.
© William Edgar Long, Chicago.
Lone BeacH directory co.*, Long
Beach, Cal. Long Beach duplicate
telephone directory. Mar., 1916. 79,
[1] p. 4to. [7263
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429063.
Lone IsutAnp. Montauk business diree-
tory, the Long Island red book, 1916.
Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties.
New York, The Mort F. Levy pub-
lishing co., ine., 1916. 16, 37-294 p.
8vo. [7264
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 428454; Mort
F. Levy pub. co., New York.
Lorp (James A.)* Washington. Sound
business by sound credit. 12 p.
16mo. [7265
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426186.
LORENZ pub. co.*, Dayton, O. Sacred
solos and duets. Catalogue of vocal
sheet music. 157 p. 12mo. [7266
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 428053.
Lorine (Walter S.)* Plymouth, Mass.
Guide book to Loring’s Daily rec-
ords of the tape and coaching ser-
vice. 44 p. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Scientific operating in the stock
market) [7267
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 428109.
LOUDEN machinery co.*, Fairfield, Ia. |
[7268-7269
How to work the Louden puzzle. Card,
printed on both sides, 6 by 33 inches.
Gy Heb: 16, 1916 5).2 ¢c. and aff. Mar.
£8, 1916; A 429181.
Louden general catalog no. 44.
illus., port. 4to. ADE: 23;
2 ¢. and aff.
224 p.
1916 5
©
Apr. 7, 1918. 4497583" |
LoUGHRAN (James)* Brooklyn. Castle
hair forms. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 11 by 15 inches.
[7270
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 @ and aft.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426688.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Caron’s directory of
the city of Louisville for 1916. v.
46. Louisville, Ky., Caron directory
co., incorporated, 1916. 1 p. l.,
[17]—2202) p. ~8vo. $7.00. Piz
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 428077; Caron directory
co., ine., Louisville, Ky.
Love (Robertus) Remember Washineg-
ton. (Jn American press) We Ly
© Jan. 29, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 28,
1916; A 423508; American press
assn., New York.
Lovett bros.*, Nashua, N. H. Regu-
lations. Order of payments. Card,
5 by 4 inches. [7273
@) Mar.715, 1916s 2 and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429029.
Low (Mary Cromwell)* New York. I
wish you a happy Ghia full
of those things we learn to value
most. Folded card, illus. 24mo.
[7274
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426067.
Lowe (Chester ©.)* Bedford, O.
Leaven, an appeal for the church.
GL apes tront>> 4Gpert.)... SO0305 E7215
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c.-and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425998.
LUBRICATION. v. 3, no. 5, Mar., 1916.
ceover-title, 8 p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
[7276
©) Mar 225° 1916 32 ‘eh and ‘aff,
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426852; Texas co.,
New York.
God’s word and
The
LuTHER (Martin)
God’s works. Burlington, Ia.
German literary board, 1916. 61 p.
12mo. $0.20. EAT aE
©: Mar. 22, 1916; 2.¢. Mar. °25,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 428248;
R. Neumann, Burlington, Ia.
LYLE corrugated culvert co. Armco
iron culvert handbook. 95 p. illus.
24mo0 [7278
©' Feb. 119762 2c, Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 496192 : Arno
323
CATALOGUE OF COPS
F279
RI GHT ENTRIES
ptt, 1S ye
McArLpine
port; N.°*¥:
(Charles Alonzo)* Fair-
Mat Hogan goes to Sun-
day school. Rochester. N. Y., The
Briggs press [1915] 1 p. 1., 5-29 p.
12mo. [7279
Cy) Oct: Zire? 2
7, 1916; A 420701.
McATAMNEY (Hugh) co.*, New Yerk.
Wanamaker cut spas [7280-4282
Issue no. 27, Jan. 31, 1916. Skeet, illus.,
25 by, #8 vincbes. > @ Fanij13,- 1916; 2
c. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425682.
Issue no. 28, Feb. 7, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
25 by 18S inches. © Jan. 20; #916:
2c. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A ‘425683.
Issue no. 29, Feb. 14, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
25 by 18 inches. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2
¢. "ond aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426689.
McCriver (Anna Taylor)* New York.
Pupils’ hand book of arithmetic. 3d
year, Ist half. [Honesdale, Pa., Citi-
ce. and aff. Feb.
zens publishing co.J 1916. 58 p.
Svo. $0.25. [7283
©). Feb. 25, 1916442 ce. (Mat 11,
1916; aff. Mar. 9, 1916; A 425928.
McConnett (Virgil M.) Mother
Goose, a new version. cover-title,
[20] p. illus. S8vo. $0.10. [7284
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1916;
aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 426909; McCon-
nell ad service, Mayville, N. Y¥.
McCrea (James H.)* Spokane, Wash.
Deseription of Colville Indian res-
ervation; complete map of reserva-
tion. Spok ane, Wash., Smith & Mc-
Crea. [1916] 28 p. map. 24mo.
[7285
(© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429017.
McCuttocH (Rhoda E.) Questions
for a young woman of to-day [by]
Rhoda E. McCulloch; Biblical study
by Anna V. Rice. New York, Na-
tional board of the Young women’s
Christian associations [1816] 19 p.
12mo. $0.10. [7286
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1916;
aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426924; Natl.
board of the Young women’s Chris-
tian associations, New York.
McGawAn (Fred L.)* Los Angeles.
McGahan vacuum smelter refining
and by-products system explained
and defined. cover-title, 31 p. illus.,
diagrs. 12mo. [7287
© Oct. 23, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429162.
McGreevy (Viola)* Alva, Okl. Call
of the cornet. Sheet, col. illus. 11
by 7 inches. [7288
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425669.
3
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vd
ad
McKrnna (John J.)* Chicago. Auto-
mobile owner’s guide and ehauffeur’s
manual. [Newed.] 54, [2] p. 24mo.
$9.25. [7289
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 426922. [Copyright is
ciaimed on new matter]
Macks machine ¢o., ine.*, Utica, N. Y.
Doings of the universal order of
eanny canners. *Steenth annual
meeting. cover-title, [8] p. illus.
24mo. [7290
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 « Feb. 3, 1916;
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; “i 425472.
McLAUGHLIN (Andrew C.) [%291-7292
History of the United States for schools,
by A. C. McLaughlin and Claude Hai-
stead Van Tyne. {New York ed.]
New York, Chicago, D. Appleton and
company [1916] 2 v. illus, ports.,
maps! “12m0.2) @VAprets 1916; ee
each and aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 427752;
{Copyright is claimed in new mat-
ter by Isaac C. Springer]
‘ 2v.in 1.° © Ape. 14, 196:
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 427753;
[Copyright is claimed on new matter
py Isaac C. Springer]
© D. Appieton & co., New York.
MclLaAvcuiin (Robert) Why eternal
Magdalene should be cast in stone.
(In Cleveland Sunday leader) [7293
(C) Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c Mar 23,
1916; A 423334; Cleveland co., Cleve-
land.
MacMAHON (Elizabeth Lang)* Arling-
ton, Mass. Harmony between geol-
ogy and Genesis 1. 14 p. 24mo.
$0.50 per doz. j [7294
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430090.
McMrren (George M.)* Denver. Up-
to-date church treasurer’s record.
Instructions for use. Sheet, 17 by
14 inches. $0.05. [7295
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426249.
McNaMARA (James J.)* Baltimore.
Judas Iscariot. [7] p. 16mo. [7296
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 ©. Marr ai,
1916; aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 426911.
McQuay-Norris mfg. co.*, St. Louis,
[7397, 7298
Dimensions of piston rings. 1908-1916.
cover-title, 132 p. illus. S8vo. @© Feb.
28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916;
A 425758.
For Fords lynite aluminum istons
6] p. folder, illus., 24mo. Feb.
91, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 29, 1916;
A 425699.
McQuitkin (A. H.)* Chicago. Some-
body’s mother. (Jn Inland printer,
Apr., 1916) [7299
©) Apr. 1, 1916; 1 .c. Ape. t* BiG.
A 423741.
4
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. +, 1916
Maptson board of commerce*, Madi-
son, Wis. Why and how of a $200,-
000 industrial development fund for
Madison, the four-lake city. 24 p.
Svo. [7300
© Feb. and aff. Feb.
mm 1916;
mito: 2 ¢.
A 426391.
MAERKER - BRANDENBURG (Albrecht)
Rush! ein roman aus dem deutschen
New Yerk. (Jn Sonntags-blatt des
New Yorker herold) {7301
Pyeoviar. 42, 1916; 1c) Apr. 11,
1916; A 423742; Paul P. Weinberg,
New York.
MAGUIRE rubber co.*, New York. High
grade Be aaiiical ‘rubber goods for
all purposes. 96 p. illus. (part
wok). 38: vo. [7302
jm Sept. 29, 1915; 2'¢ and aff.
Feb. 11, 1916; A 425360.
Main (W. F.)* Iowa City, Ia. Pros-
pectus of an automatic business
building campaign for the _ retail
merchant. 41 p. nar., Svo. $2.00.
[7303
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2
17, 1916; A 426770
e. and aff. Mar.
MANAHAN
City, Mo.
(Edward L.)* Kansas
Book of identification of
Catholic church membership. [16]
p. obl. 48mo. [7304
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425488.
Manvet (MWdward) New Barnes spell-
ing books, language series. Book 2,
6th-8t h years. New York and Chi-
cago. The A. 8S. Barnes company
paetG) 9222 p.: cok: iftus. i2mo.
$0.28. [7305
feraan 2, 1916; 2 ¢. Keb: aa, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 418791; A. S.
Barnes co., New York.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
Hach | sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches.
[7306-7309
Sheet 354, Noy. 20 [1915] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Nov. 18, 1915;
2 c. and aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425652.
Sheet 362-362A (370.) Jan. 8, 15,
[1916] Sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches.
@) Jan: 24, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429034.
Sheet 365, Feb. 4, [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Feb. 2, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 426921.
Sheet 370, Mar. 11 [1916] Sheet illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Mar. 9, 1916;
2cand aff. Mar. 20,1916; A 429035.
1321
MANDEVILLE (Paul) c¢o.*, Chicago.
Valuable suggestions for the care of
eggs. [Rev. ed.] Card, illus. 34 by
114 inches. [7310
Oi Mar 21311916 * 2 e Mar 6,
1916; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 426959.
MANHATTAN waiters
annual ball,
assn., ine. 6th
Palm Garden, Sunday
evening, Feb. 20, 1916. 76 p.. illus.
4to. (Cover-title: Souvenir pro-
gram and year book, 1916) [7311
© Feb. 20, 1916;
aff. Mar. 4, 1916;
2 ec. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 425777; Frank
J. Chambers, New York.
MANSFIELD (George ©.) eo. Sales
chart. Sheet, 24 by 30 inches.
[7312
© Dec. 26, 1915; 2 c and aff. Jan.
3, 1916: A 417549; Simpson Sho-
walter & Barker, ine, Pittsburgh.
MANUFACTURERS trust co. Making a
will to avoid complications. cover-
title, (12 p. LGemo: [7313
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 426225; Business men’s
advertising service, inc., New York.
MARSHALL (Edward)* New York.
[7314-7318
Chamberlain tells of India and the war.
@ Mar. 5, 1916: 1 ©. Mar. 23) 1916;
A 423286.
Economist analyzes war’s terrific cost.
@ Feb. 13, 1916; 4. c.. Mar..23, 1916;
A 423283.
Lord Charles Beresford talks to America.
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 423284.
Lord Northcliffe tells America about war.
© Feb. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 423285.
Sir Edward Carson telis of Irish in war.
©) Wari. 1916." 1 co Mar 25. 4916 =
A 423287.
[Note: the foregoing are in Pittsburgh
dispatch]
MarRSHALL and LTlsley bank. Family
thrift book. 31, [1] p. 8vo. $400
per M. {7319
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426487; Thrift service
eo., Rockford, Il.
MarTrett (Madame M.)* Hast St.
Louis, Ul. Good luck birth reader.
[52] p. 16mo. $0.50. [7320
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; A 429207.
[MarHEews (Gertrude S.)] Home
management. [4] p. illus. 4o.
$0.10. [73821
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426624; Buck & Glenn,
ine., Winston-Salem, N. C.
329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
(322
Martin (Daniel Hoffman) What
next? an address to communicants
on the privileges of church member-
ship. 4th ed. rev. New York. The
Board of publication and Bible-school
work. 1916. 18 p. 24mo. $0.04.
[7322
© Mare $, 19162 2c and ail Mar:
10, 1916; A 426614; Board of pub-
lication and Bible-school work, New
York.
Martin (Lannie Haynes) Conspiring
Cupid’s compound. (Jn American
press) [7323
Jan. 29, 1916; 1 @ Mar. 28,
1916; A 423507; American press
assn., New York.
Mawson’ (Robert) Manufacturing
12-inch shrapnel. (In American
machinist ) [7324-7326
i © Mar. 30, 1916; 2 © Apr: Ty 1916;
A 423474.
2, -© Apr. 6). 1926s 1 ¢ Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423738.
3. © Apr. 13, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 14, 1916;
A 423816.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
May beverage co. May’s safety beers.
[Beverages that satisfy] Season,
1916. [4] p. folder, col. illus. 4to.
Weyare
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
afi. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425612; Isaac
Newton May, Chicago.
Mazer (Joseph) Complete list of
assays of 20 year, 12 size, open face
serew back and front, plain polished
eases. (In A. N. R. J. A. bulletin,
Mar., 1916) [7328
© Mar. 31, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A 423690; American national retail
jewelers’ assn., Neenah, Wis.
Merap cycle co.*, Chicago. This is the
book that pays your rent. [1916 ed.]
32 p. illus. 16mo. [7329
© Mar. 1. 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425774.
Mepsrt (Fred) mfg. co.*, St. Louis.
Medart playground apparatus. cover-
titles 47 [Asp) “ilhusS “74h. Sea
log W) [7830
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426485.
Mass. Medford directory,
no. 21. Boston, Mass., W. A.
Greenough & Co., 1916. 343 p. front.
(fold. map) 8vo. $3.50. [7331
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 427242; W. A. Green-
ough & co., Boston.
MEDFORD,
1916.
Merrxer (Claude)* Columbus, O.
Briefiy recited facts and figures re-
lating to Cities service company.
[16] p. 12mo0. (Cover-title: Cittes
service company, in part an Ohio
issue) [7332
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 426931.
Merriam (George Hrnest) Abiding
Easter message. New York, Amer-
can tract society [1916] 32 p. 12mo.
$0.15. [7333
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426747; American tract
society, New York.
MErYER-BOTH CO. (7334-7347
Extra special sheet. Feb. 17, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 18 by 224 inches. © Feb.
16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb. 24, 1916;
A 425601.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
[Ladies plate ad. series] L. P. A. 1-21.
21 numb. 1. ilius. fol. [Text paral-
lel to binding] @© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 425385.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Week
ending Feb. 28, 1916. numb. loose lI.
29-6. illus., “fol: (© Jan. ° 26, 45th
2c. and aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 426086.
Week ending Mar. 21, 1916. 7
numb. 1. illus. fol. [Text parallel
to binding] © Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426469.
Week ending Mar. 28, 1916. 8
numb. 1. illus. fol. [Text parallel
to binding] © Feb. 28, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426470.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Plate ad series. 1st quarterly instal-
ment Jan. 15, 1916. 32 1. illus. fol.
© Feb. 4, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Feb. 11,
1916; A "425383.
Sheet L. P. 48. Mar. 21, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Mar. 138,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 17, 1916;
A 426753.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 16, Feb. 23, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
194 by 25 inches. >© Feb. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425894.
Sheet no. 17, Feb. 28, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19% by 25 inches. © Feb. 26,
1916: 2 e. and aff. Mar. 2, 1916;
A 425895.
Sheet no. 19, Mar. 30, 1916. Sheet,
illus. 19 by 25 inches. © Mar. 18,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 22, 1916;
A 429068.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 44, Feb. 4, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. © Feb. 5. 1916;
2 ec, and aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 425384.
Sheet no. 289, Mar. 10, 1916. . Sheet,
illus., 19 by ae inches. © Mar. 6,
1916; 2c. Mar. 9, 1916; aff. Mar. 20,
1916; A 429010.
326
sa a
no. 4, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP 1I
MeYeER-BotH co.—Continued.
Sheet no. 290, Mar. 17, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 193 by 25 inches. @©@ Mar. 6,
1916: 2 @, Mar. 9, 1916; aff. Mar. 20,
1916; A 429011.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 291, Mar. 28, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Mar. 15,
ito. 2 Cc.) and: aff. Mar. 18, 1916;
A 425986.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
MicuarEt (Charles)* Newark, N. J.
Between the buyer and the firm.
cover-title, 15 p. 12mo. $0.60.
[7348
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429165.
MICHELENA (Beatriz)* San Rafael,
Cal. Talks with screen-struck girls.
(Jn San Rafael independent)
[7349-7351
Seo me. >. © ©) Mar. T1916; 2 é¢.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 423135.
Series 2, no. 5, 6. [2 instalments] ©
Mar. 51, 28, 1916; 1 ec. each Apr. 4,
1916; A 423566, 423567.
Minar (J.) co.*, Cleveland. Perma-
nent beauty can be yours by the
Mihal system. Sheet, 9 by 6 inches.
[isa2
Peta. 25 1916-2 c.. Jan.. 28,
1916; aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 4253881.
Mirreurn (Alexander) co.*, Baltimore.
Milburn light; portable acetylene
lights. 52 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Catalogue 23, Feb., 1916) [7353
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429027.
Minperr (David)* San _ Francisco.
David Milder, naval tailor. 21 p.
illus. 16mo. [7354
© Mar. 13, 1916: 2 ¢« and aff.
_ Mar. 17, 1916; A 426769.
Miriarere (C. S.) Successful business
[an explanation of the directory sys-
tem of advertising] by C. 8. Millaire
and J. EK. Stoney. [15] p. illus.,
perts. 16mo. [7355
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
7%, 1917; A 425830; Stoney & Mil-
- laire, Harrisburg, Pa.
Mitter (Albert A.)* Perry, Ia. Cir-
cleometry. cover-title, 16 p. diagrs.
Svo. $0.60. [7356
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb- 26, 1916;
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425785.
7366
[Miter (Mrs. C. R.)] Weekly fea-
ture page. [Hach proof, illus. ]
[7357-7359
Kebz 135, 1916> Proof, illus: .@: Heb, 4,
TOLGe 2. Ch sanieatt.. Heplit.- 191g = A
195352
Mar. 5, 1916. ae Mar. 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A TOnTSt.
Mar.12;, 1946., ©, Webs 25,.1916;, 2: ¢.
and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425750.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
Mirrer & Miller co.*, Chicago. Miller
& Miller co. system locals. Sheet,
92 by 6 inches. (Bulletin no. 3)
[7360
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426199.
Minnikin (Hugh Ernest)* Cleveland.
Millikin method of piano instruc-
tion + ko do key“er- ©." (tO) > tol:
$1.00. [7361
© > Feb. 17, 1916; -2 ¢c: and aff.
Feb. 19, 1916; A 426239.
Minis (Edward C.) Business pen-
manship. New York, Cincinnati
[ete. ] American book company
f1SIGP<-FF% p. “ius, obli7 32mo:
$0.28. [7362
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 420838; Amer. book co.,
New York.
information bureau.
Standard cost finding system. 23 p.
diagrs. 16mo. [7363
\) Mar. ‘23, °1916; 1. ¢. and aff.
Mar. 264916 :2ee: WApr.. 3: A516;
A 480087; Ralph H. Browne, Chi-
cago.
MirtworK cost
Mirnze (William J.) Progressive
arithmetic. 3d book. New York,
Cincinnati [ete.] American book
eompany [1916] ano p.> 'i2m0;
$0.45. [7364
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 428331; Amer.
book co., New York.
[Mitton (R. H.)]
open fire-cured tobacco. [41 p:
illus. 4to. $0.10. [7365
© Aug. 1, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426621; Buck & Glenn
co., ine., Winston-Salem, N. C.
Culture of dark
MINAHAN (Katharine)* Orange, N. J.
Bird day features. [4] p._ illus
(part col.) mounted piate. fol.
7366
© Dee. 21, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb
.
19, 1916; A 426217.
a7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T38T
pt. 1, HOS, Ve ee
Miner (George W.) ‘Teachers’ refer-
ence book to be used with Book-
keeping. Appendix G. Boston, New
York Tete.] Ginn & co. [1916] 1 p. 1.
19 p. i2mo. (Moore and Miner
series) $0.25. [7367
©: Jan. 24, 71996: 2 e° Peps 12.
1916; aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 425387;
Ginn & co., Boston.
Mrnine and scientific press service.
Selling to the mining field. 4 p. 1,
20 p. illus. S8vo. [7368
tC). Jan: 15, WIG: 2c. (and ae.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429019; Mining &
scientific press, San Francisco.
MINNEAPOLIS journal. [ 7369-7371
Great war puzzle. © Apr. 9, 1916;
1 e. Apr. 13, 1916; A 423799.
© Claude M. White, St. Paul.
Have you a dollar you don’t need?
Gy Apr: P91: A ye.’ Apr.” LO, 3T9sG.
A 423691.
Take your wages to your neighborhood
bank tomorrow. @©@ Mar. 20, 1916;
ive: Mar-Z5, 1916; A 423328.
{Note: The foregoing are in Minne-
apolis journal]
© Journal printing c¢o., Minne-
apolis.
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
and Montana gazeteer and business
directory, 1916-1917. v. 20. Minne-
apolis, Minn., St. Paul, Minn., #. i.
Polk & co., 1916. 1 p<1., [21]—1965
[i. e. 1911] p. fol. $15.00. [7372
© Apr. 6, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Apr.
aD 19IG;. 1 e.. Aproeas, s0iGs A:
428495; R. L. Polk & co., St. Paul.
Missourr & Kansas telephone co.*,
Kansas City, Mo. Greater Kansas
City telephone directory, Mar., 1916.
172, [100] p. Ato. [7373
© ‘Mar 45. JO1G=. 2 Gant ait.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426626.
Missouri valley official railway guide
and hotel directory. v. 15, no. 1,
Jan., 1916. cover-title, 214 p. S8vo.
[7374
© Jan. 1, 19196; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 425653; William B.
3etty, Kansas City, Mo.
MircHett (Edmund)* Los
Tales of destiny ; film dramas. [18]
p. 8vo. $1.00. [7375
© Mar. 7, 1916+ 2c. Mar. 15, 191% ;
aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426969.
Angeles,
MopENWELT (Die) 51. jahrg. hft. 11,
1. mirz, 1916. illus. fol. M. o. 25.
[7376
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 c. Mar: 27, 1916;
A—Foreign 13539; Ullstein & Go.,
Berlin,
MotinE heat*, Moline, Il. [7377-73806
Moline heat as applied to combined heat-
ing & ventilating plants. Suppi. no.
to general catalog. 12 p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. Jan. 22, SOM are
©
and aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425430.
Moline heat for central station or mu-
nicipal heating plants. Suppl. no. 3
to general catalog. 12 p. illus., diagrs.
4to.. ©. Jan. 22; AVSIG! Zee jana aie
Feb. 14, 1916; A 425429.
Moline heat for large buildings, groups
of buildings, factories, ete.
to general cataiog. .
Giagrs. 4to. © Jan. 28) 19163 20c
and aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425428.
To know what you know and to know
what you don’t know. [12] p. illus.
vo. @© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 © ane ae
Feb. 14, 1916; A 425427.
MonoNEN (Fred)*. Fitchburg, Mass.
Everything needs a_ beginning.
[Fitchburg, Mass., printed by North
star printing co.] 1916. [4] p. 8vo.
[7381
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 418765.
MonreoMreryY (Frances Trego) Billy
Whiskers out West, by F. T. Mont-
gomery, illus. by &. J. Murch. Chi-
cago, Akron, O. [etc.] The Saalfield
publishing company [1916] 1 p. 1,
183 p. col. front., illus., cel. plates.
Sv. $1.00. [7382
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and-aff. Mar:
30, 1916; A 427472; Saalfield pub.
co., Akron, O.
MontTocoMeEry County, O.. Montgomery
County directory, 1916. Dayton, O.,
The Universal credit rating ©¢o.
[1916] cover-title, 202 p. S8vo.
[7383
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 427329; Universal credit
rating co., Dayton, O.
Montienac (Georges)* Paris. Itrange
idylle de guerre. nos. 1-55. [55 in-
stalments | (In Presse, 20 nov.,
[7384
24, 19f6%°4
A—Yoreign
1915-24 janv., 1916)
© Nov. 20, 1915—Jan.
ce. each Mar. 20, 1916;
18554.
Moopy’s manual of railroads and ecor-
poration securities. v. 1. 17th an-
nual number, 1916. [Railroad see-
tion] New York, Moody manual
company, 1916. xii, 54 p., 11., 1602
p: maps. S8vo. $20.00. [7385
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 14, 1916;
aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 427499; Moody
manual co., New York.
328
gy
| no. 4, 1916
Moon (William H.) co.*,
Morrisville,
Pa. Moon’s hardy trees & plants for
every place & purpose. Wholesale
wom 1.) p illus. .4te... (Cata-
logue, 1916) [7386
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426456.
Moore (Idora McClellan)* Talladega,
Moore (Joseph H.)
Morison
Ala. Betsy Hamilton’s southern
character sketches. pt. 2. The old-
time plantation negroes. no. 1.
Superstitions ef the Alabama negro.
(Iv Atianta Tri-weekly constitu-
tion) [T7387
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916;
A 423378.
Beginner’s har-
mony writing book. Philadelphia,
T. Presser co., 1916. 28 p. obl. 8vo.
$0.25. [7388
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426869; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia.
R.)* Cleveland.
bank employees.
by 84 inches.
[7389, 7390
hittle’ sermon. .@ Keb. 26, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425690.
Value of minutes. © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426879.
(Francis
Monthly talk to
Each 1 sheet, 124
Morning telegraph Sunday magazine.
Morrett (Edwin)
telegraph,
[7391-7395
Feb. 27-Mar. 12, 1916. © Feb. 27-
Merwra 191G > 4 —c...each. .Mar...18,
1916; A 423188423190.
Mar 19, 1916. © Mar. 19, 1916; 1-e.
Apr. 7, 1916; A 423670.
Marlo Ola. © Mar: "26,1996; 1c.
Apr. 7, 1916; A 423668.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
What kind of a
man is President Wilson? (Jn Chi-
eago herald) [7396
© Mar. 26. 1916: 4 c. Mar. 27,
(New York Morning
see. 2.)
1916; A 423437; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Morris (Herbert M.) advertising
agency*, Philadelphia. [7397-7399
Choose wisely. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 10 by 6 inches, folded to
obl. 48mo. © Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. ana
aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A425356.
Some tips for salesmen. [4] p. illus.
16mo. © Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 11, 1916; A 425358.
To help you sell more high-grade lawn
mowers. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 84 by 6 inches. folded to
obl. 48mo. © Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. anu
aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 425357.
029
bal
rol
Morse (Waldo G)
Mortrmer (Frank C.)
MOosSeER paper €o.
Movi
BOOKS, GROUP Ii
forris (Joseph Frank)* Derby, Conn.
Official stamp here record chart.
Form chart, 50 sheets, 22 by 17
inches. $1.00. [7400
© Nov. 15, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916 ;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 425609.
Torris (R. D.)* Mobeetie, Tex.
[7401, 7402
On with the battle. {Houston, Tex.,
printed by Rein & sons co., 1915] 24
p. “Sve, -($0.352>. © Nov.) 205, 1915<
2 ¢c. Deco 14, 1915 ; aff.. Dec..13, 1915 ;
A 428134.
advertisements for progressive den-
52
tists. cover-title, 52 1. obl. 4Smo.
$6.00. @©@ Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 429123.
{[MorRISON (Mary Sanford)] These
little squares of linen. PM 18.
Card, col. illus., 43 by 54 inches,
$0.10. [7403
© June 2, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425692; Artcraft shop,
Minneapolis.
Federal reserve
act partly void. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 377)
[7404
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425890; Natl. editorial
service, ine., New York.
Paragraphs on
thrift. New York, The Bankers pub-
Aishine ¢o., 1916. “3..p. 1, 522 p.
16mo. $0.59. [7405
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1916;
aff. Feb. 8, 1916; A 418756; Bankers
pub. co.. New York.
Giant souree of help.
Sheet, (part col.) 24 by 36
inches. [7406
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425896; W. Sid. Fish,
Chicago.
illus.
Mount Vernon, N. Y. Richmond’s an-
nual directory of Mount Vernon, Pel-
ham and Shersvood Park, Westehes-
ter County, N. Y., 1916. 16th year.
Yonkers, N. Y., W. L. Richmond,
1916. 489 p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $4.00. [ 7407
{ Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1916; aff. Mar. 21. 1916; A. 427334;
W. L. Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
magazine’s scenario bulletin.
v.1. Jan., 1916. [16] p. fol. [7408
© Dec. 1, 1915;.2 c. and aff. Jan. .
11, 1916; A 425423; Movie magazine
pub. co., Los Angeles.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7409
pt.1, n.s., v.13
MULLER (W.)* Zofingen, Switzerland.
Worteinritickungs-tabellen ‘ Prima”
[und] Kurze erklirungen
“Zofingen (Schweiz) W. Miiller [1916]
card, printed on both sides, 10 by
103 inches, and [8] p. pamphlet, 8VO.
[7409
-© Feb. 28, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27,
1916; A—Foreign 13527.
MULTICALCULATOR co.*, Chicago. Mul-
ticaleulator. v. 1, 2.’ 2 sheets, 36
by 24 inches. $25.00 [7410
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 20,
1916; A 429048.
Munn & co., ine.*, New York. Cata-
log of scientific and technical books.
cover-title, vi, 170 p. S8vo. [7411
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
28, 1916; A 427432.
Murray (John C.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Tribute to my friend. Card, 33 by
4 inches. $90.05. [7412
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1916;
aff. Feb. 15, 1916; A 426182.
[MuscHamp (H. A.)] Uncle Harry’s
talks—by EH. A. [Muschamp and R. C.
Clothier.] [no. 34, 54, 69, 74, 86.
B1-B6] [11 | installments] (In
Johnstown Daily tribune.) Con-
tents.—no. 34. Uncle Harry explains
the income tax.—no. 54. Uncle
Harry finds news that is more im-
portant than war dispatches.—no. 69.
Uncle Harry explains the suffrage
elections.—no. 74. Uncle Harry tells |
about Saturday’s great football
game.—no. 86. Uncle Harry tells
about the big news of 1915.—no. B1.
Uncle Harry explains about the plan
to change China’s government.—no.
B2. Uncle Harry tells about the
American ambulance.—no. B3. Uncle
Harry explains about the sinking of
the Ancona.—no. B4. Uncle Harry
tells about the prohibition move-
ment.—no. B5. Uncle Harry explains
an important new discovery.—no.
B6. Uncle Harry explains the Mon-
roe doctrine. [74138
© July 2, Sept. 10, Nov. 1, Nov. 18
SIE, OU, AOLD,. Ody op G, Loy io, sie
20, 1916. 1. each Mar. 10, 1916;
A 423077; M—C syndicate, Phila-
delphia.
MuscraveE (A. F.)
National cleaner
1916. )
© Mar.
1916; A
Chicago.
Textile fibers.
and dyer,
(In
Apr.,
[ T4114
20, 1916s. L .ceMars 23
wit Dy
423320; Dowst bros, co.,
a
_
)
5
Myers (Harry 1.)* Indianapolis. Box
number classified advertisements.
Sheet, 11 by 8 inches. $5.00. [7415
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 426961.
Myers (J. W.)* Philippi, W. Va.
Myer’s medical adviser. 2d ed.
and enlarged, 1916. Philinpi, W.
Va., Myers remedy company, 1916.
‘1 p. 1, 6-154 p. illus., ports.
$1.00.
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ¢.
11, 1916; A 425801.
rs
rev.
[7416
and aff. Feb.
NARRAGANSETT machine
tucket, R. I.
co.*, Paw-
Stall bar exercises.
Wall chart, illus., 364 by 24 inches.
$0.15. [7417
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 426115.
Narrow fabric co.*, Reading, Pa. Nu-
fashond rick rack book. v. 1
[ Philadelphia, Pa., Printed by
Thomson printing co.] 1916. cover-
title, 20 p. illus. Svo. $0.10.
[7418
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 418903.
NATALIE’S patterns. v. 1. no. 2, spring
number [1916] 17, [8] p. illus.
8vo. $0.20. [7419
©-Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426556 : Harriet N. Fell-
ner, New York.
NATHAN novelty mfg. co. Nathan,
makers of automobile & motorcycle
fabric & leather supplies, sporting
goods specialties. cover-title, 39 [1]
p. illus. nar. S8vo. [7420
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426126; Hdwin B.
Nathan, New York.
‘NATIONAL ART novelty co.*,-Chicago.
[7421-7426
reeling. Card. col. illus., oval,-7% by
3% inches. © Jan. 15, 1916; 3 ¢, and
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425410,
Card, col. illus; ovale une
© Jan. 15, 19l6ee ae
14, 1916; A 425414.
col. illus., oval, 7# by
dich at ailing 1916;
live senses.
by 10 inches.
and aff, Keb.
Hearing. Card,
34 inches. ©
and aff. Neb. 14, 1916; A 42 5413.
Secing. Card, col. illus., oval, 74 by 3%
inches. Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425 409.
Smelling. Card, ee illus., oval, 7% by
34 inches. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb, 14, 1916; A 425411.
Tasting. Card, col. illus., oval, 7% by
oe dnehbes, © Jan. 15, i9diGn 2aey and
aff. eb. 14, 1916; A 425412.
330
SVO. .
er
BOOKS, GROUP II
i |
no. 4, 1916
7446
NATL. BUREAU of analysis*, Chicago. | New ENGLAND business directory and
Key to a normal wine.
84 inches.
© Mar: 7, 1916: 2 c.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429028.
Sheet, 11 by
[7427
and aff.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assp.*, Utica, N. Y. [ 7428, 7429
Universal data and sales bock.
tions] Feb., 1916. [39] p.
$10.00. @ Mar. 1, 1916: 2 ec Mar.
3, 1916; aff. Mar. 2, 1916: A 425742.
1916. [66] p.
tay 24, ADIG ; 2. e.
Mar. 30,
8yo.
Mar.
25, 1916; A
426950.
NATIONAL FIRE proorng
burgh. Natco tex-tile. 8 p. illus.
(part col.) Ciagrs. [7430
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425496.
co.*, Pitts-
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS assn.*, Washing-
ton. Bill-board nuisance in New
York city. 8p. illus. 4to. (Divi-
sion of municipal art, pamphlet no.
1) [7431
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1916;
aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 427587.
NATIONAL JUVENILE auto co.*, Toledo,
O. Our contest plan for the progres-
Sive merchant. Form C. _ Sheet,
illus., 13 by 84 inches. [7432
© Aug. 15, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff.
Mar. 3, 1916; A 425786.
NATIONAL LUMBER Credit mfrs. corp.*,
St. Louis. Credit rating book, Apr.,
1916. 25th vol. Various paging.
fold. maps. 4io. $25.00. [7435
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 « and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 428463.
NatTionAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [port of Bos-
ton} Jan., 1916. [4] p.. 4to. [7434
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425602.
WATIONAL X-RAy refiector co.*, Chi-
cago. [7435, 7436
Eye comfort lighting system for offices |
& banks. cover-title, 1 p. 1. 18 p. illus.
Bye @), Marre2, 19163) 2) e, and aif.
Apr. 1, 1916; A. 426984.
X-ray flood lighting. 2 p. 1, p. 3-9.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. © Mar. 24, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426985.
NEW CENTURY game co.*, Orange, N. J.
Rules for playing the game of New
century checkers. cover-title, pp.
3-10. illus., 16mo. $0.50. [T437
memes 22, 191522. ¢. Web. -15,
1916; aff. Dec. 4, 1915; A 425610.
gazetteer for 1916. Boston, Mass.,
Sampson & Murdock company, 1916.
1728 [i. e. 1720] p. 8vo. $7.50.
[7438
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 428292; Sampson
& Murdock co., Boston.
NEw Encianp telephone & telegraph
co.*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[7439-7442
Bangor district. Spring issue, 1916
cover-title, 84 p. S8vo. © Mar. 7,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916:
A 426590.
Bar WUHarbor-Ellsworth district.
issue, 1916. [Section] 35. cover-
title, 20 p. S8vo. @ Mar. 9, 1916;
2c. Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 13, 1916;
A 426738.
Boston & vicinity. Spring, 1916. cover-
title. 500, 168 p. 4to. © Feb. 15,
A9iG; 2 “c: And ‘afl..“Web: 87, 1916;
A 426215.
Brockton district.
cover-title, 114 p.
194162 -°2 \e., Mar.) 2:
1916; A 426458.
Spring
Spring issue, -
8vo. © Feb. 26,
1916; aff. Mar. 1,
NEw JERSEY lawyers’ diary and bar
directory, 1916. 27th year. Comp.
by John A. Hartpence. Newark,
N. J.. Soney & Sage, 1916. 1p. L,
9-266 p. S8vo. $2.00. [7443
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2, 1916; A 420601; Soney & Sage,
Newark, N. J.
New Mexico mutual life and aid asso-
ciation. Protection for our homes.
cover-title, 29 p.,3 1. 24mo. [7444
©) Webini0; 4916322) Webs, 19,
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 425833;
C. C. Baker, Clovis, N. M.
New RocHELLeE trust co., Do you know
this company’s officers? Card, 33 by
6 inches. [7445
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20 .wel SAGE: -A. 429025: “Rh. Py; Purse,
Chattanooga.
New York, N. Y. R. L. Polk & ©o.’s
Trow general directory of New York
city, embracing the boroughs of
Manhattan and the Bronx, 1916.
v. 129. [New York] R. L. Polk &
co., ine. 1916. 1 p. 1. [85]—2356
[i. e. 2358] p. fol. $18.00. [7446
CO) Apr AIG: erApr? 11,-.
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 428626;
R. &. Polk & ¢o., ine., New York.
aol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n. S., V. 13
New York (State) Courts of record.
Official ed. law reports and session
laws. Advance sheets. [7447-7456
no. 783, Jan. 1, 1916. © Jan. 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 5, 1916; A 420236.
mo. (S84; Jan, 8, 1916... © dan. 8; 1916
2c. and aff., Jan. 10, 1916; A 420288.
no. 185, Jan. 15, 1916. © Jan. 15, 1916 ;
2c. and aff. Jan. 18, 1916; A 418499.
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2 e@. and aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 420469.
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New York Book, 1916. Express, par-
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shippers association, 1916. [3]-576
p. 12mo. $6.00. [7457
© Mar: 20, 1916: 2 ‘ex, Mar. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 428235;
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New York EVENING telegram. Contri-
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Barry (Janet) Wanted small man to
win, confession of woman spectator.
© Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916;
A 423374.
Selby (Norman) Kid M’Coy greatly im-
pressed by Willard’s work in train-
ing, by Kid M’Coy [pseud.] © Mar.
22,1916; 1c. Mar. 24,1916; A 423318.
——— Kid McCoy predicts champion will
stop Moran in four rounds, by Kid
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1c. Mar. 27, 1916; A 423372.
—-—— Knockout will decide bout between
the heavyweights, savs M’Coy, by Kid
M’Coy [pseud.] © Mar. 23, 1916; 1
ec. Mar. 24, 1916; A 423319.
Willard sure to be champion many
years, says Kid McCoy, by Kid M’Coy
[pseud.] © Mar. 26, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
27, 1916; A 423378.
—_-~— Willard’s height and reach are big
assets, says Kid McCoy, by Kid M’Coy
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25, 1916; A 423343.
© New York evening telegram
(N. Y. herald co.) Jersey City.
New YorkK HERALD, Contributions to.
[7464-7476
army in field is miracle of
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trip along the front. © Mar. 25, 1916;
1c. Mar. 27, 1916; A 423369.
German battering ram strikes flank of
Verdun lines. @© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 423537.
British
New York HERALD—Continued.
Germans continue attacks, but great
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Germany gathers resources to meet great
aaa te Oa pes principal fronts.
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A 423719. 5 ;
Operations of great armies in all the-
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27, 1916; A 423371.
Steamship bookings for Europe on in-
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1916; 1 e. Mar. 27, 19167 A 4223370.
Tobenkin (Elias) Witte arrives. Mar.
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27, 1916; A 423368.
—— Witte arrives. Apr. 2, 1916. ©
Apr. 2, 1916; (1 ¢. Age” See
A 423536. ;
—— Witte arrives. Apr. 9, 1916. ©
Apr. 9, 1916; i.e, Apr. 298) (ione-
A 423720.
Twenty steamships in West Indies ser-
vice. Key to chart. © Mar. 19, 1916;
1 ¢e. Mar. 20, 1916; A423207.
Verdun lines impregnable, Germans
wreak vengeance on city with incen-
Giary shells. © Mar. 28, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423411.
35 steamships on the herald chart this
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36 steamships on the Herald’s chart this
week. Key to chart. © Apr. 9, 1916;
fe. Apr. 10; PIG A. 4238T4s.
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city.
New York SunNpDAyY School commission,
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Master’s vineyard. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. to. : [T477
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426755.
New York telephone co. [7478-7487
Bergen, Essex, Hudson [etc.] counties,
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[With this: Newark classified busi-
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© New York telephone co., New
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A 426484.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Central Long Island telephone directory,
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15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 18, 1916;
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16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 18, 1916;
A 427289.
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@ Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 427287.
332
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New Yorxk telephoue co.—Continued.
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© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ce, and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 427288.
New York city telephone directory, Fep.
3, 1916. 872 p. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 427293.
© New York telephone co., New
York.
Rochester Beil telephone classified direc-
tory. Feb., 1916. [Chicago] R. H.
Donnelley, 1916. 38 p. 4to. © Mar.
6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 11, 1916;
A 425902.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Rockland County, N. Y., and the town
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directory, Feb. 10, 1916. cover-title,
92 p. 4to. © Mar. Ly eae = 2 @:
and aff. Mar. Pee LOG. 427292.
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Baaep | 4to. © Mar. 7, 41916: 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 427291.
© New York telephone co., New
York.
New YORK TIMES co.*, New York.
Shakespeare tercentenary, 1616-1916.
(In New York times) [7T488, T489
Marat, 1016. © Mar. 19, 19163).2 ec.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 423231.
Mar. 26, 1916. © Mar. He LoeGe kh CG:
Apr. 10, 1916; -A 4237
NEw YORK TRIBUNE. = abil for the
New York tribune and secure a lot
at beautiful Beachwood. [4] p.
illus. fol. (Jn New York tribune,
Feb., 1916) [7490
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
41, 4916; A 425365; Bertram C.
Mayo, New York.
NEWARK shoe stores €o. [7491-74938
Increase your batting average. (Jn Bal-
timore Evening sun) @© Mar. 24,
#916; 1 c. Mar. 25, 1916; A 423337.
New styles for spring are now ready in
205 Newark stores in 97 cities.
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Pair hard to excel, Manchester hose
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NEWKIRK (Garrett)* Los Angeles.
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Proof, illus. [7494
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[7495-7554
Asthma Simpson, the village queen. J’ll
sell the whole outfit for $160. © Mar.
i $916: 2 ¢ and afe..Mar..24. 1916;
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New
999
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YA
NEWsPAPER feature service,
7554
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—— Now Luke you can make a lot of
money. @© ITeb. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916; A 425483.
We're in a fine fix. © Mar. 18,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916;
A 429189.
—— Well, I’ve just hooked myself a job.
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1 LOG es 426410.
— What do ya’ think, Asthma? ©
Mar. 25, 1916; 2.e. and aff. Apr. 4,
1916; A 430031.
Brow brothers. Sure—I’ll eaddy for
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Apr. 4, 1916; A 430032.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
April flowers. © Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c¢.
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Daily care the real seeret of a
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——— Enter the double train. © Mar. 18,
ISte: 2"e>: and “afe> Mar: 27, (8916:
A 429196.
Five chapters of a true fairy pale
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and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426415.
Here are spring hats for ENEEY sort
of wear. @ Mar. 12, 1916; 2 ec. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429114.
——— Here are the very newest earrings.
= Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
2 DEG SO CA: 430034.
How to make outstanding ears more
nearly beautiful. @ Mar. 18, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429195.
—— How you may reduce your waist-
line by easy exercises. © Feb. 12,
E9I1G: 2 c« and -af—. Keb. 19, .1916;
A 426233.
-Preparedness. @ Mar. 18, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429192.
—— Revelations of a _ wife. Dicky’s
good-by kiss. © Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426413.
Home coming. © Mar. 18,
19TGs 2 e> and) ate, Mar: 127, 3916; A.
429194
—_— ——— How Dicky’s mother made cof-
fees (@ Keb: 12, 1StG-. 2. e.. and aff.
Feb. 19, 1916; A 426237.
—— How Madgecamehome. @©@Feb.
2G <2 es and aff. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 426234.
How Madge managed Dicky’s
mother. @ Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c¢. and
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426236.
-How Madge summoned a phy-
sician. © Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 27, 41916; A 429197.
Poor blind child. @© Feb. 5.
1916; 2c. Feb. 15, 1916; A 425477.
What happened at the res-
@ Mare 12; 19tG 2: G& and
24, 1916; A 429116.
Why Dicky’s mother changed
her mind. © Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Apr. 4, 1916; A 430038.
Why Dicky’s mother said “I
wouldn’ t trust Dicky’s judgment.”
Hebi fos totGs 2 Cl ang an, Mar, 1,
1916; A 426416.
iaurant,
aft. Mar.
CATALOGUE OF
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Why Dicky’s mother wished a
nurse. © Mar. 25, VOtG: 2°c..and ate.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 430036.
—— Why Madge bribed Katie. ©
Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 1,
1916 ; A 426235.
Why Madge failed to score. ©
Mar. 12, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Mar, 24,
1916; A 4262: B55
Why the nurse proved a fail-
ure: 7 @: Marho25:"1906 5 2"e@and ‘alt.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 480035.
Secrets of heaith and happiness.
Your eyes. Glasses the only real cor-
rectors of eye defects. @ Feb. 5
1916; 2 ¢. Feb. 15, 1916; A 495479,
Your eyes.
vision may cause other maladies. ©
Heb. 5, P9162 1s eb. 1b, TOG A
425478.
Winifred Black writes about mother
and daughter. © Mar. 12, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429117:
telling fortunes. © Feb. 12,
2 ec. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A
4916:
42698
—_— the celebrity’s real wife. ©
Mar. 12, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 24, 1916;
A 429112.
——— —_—- the Gelden Fleece. © Feb. 5,
1916; 2 ¢«. Feb. 15, 1916; A 425482.
—_—-———-the man of genius. © Mar.
1S 4906 > 2-c, and. aft, Mar. 24 (,pao1e :
A 429193.
——-—-—— the moonlight of genius. ©
Keb. 12> 1916 :) 2 e2-and ati. Heb: 119;
1916; A 426232.
——-—— the new woman of friendsbtip.
@ Keb, 19,1916 +3) «. andval. Mari;
1916; A 426417.
the power of love and trust. ©
Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 4
1916; A 430037.
=-—— ——_ tke question of taking sides.
© Hebi 19) 19G) 2) ec. and ais Mar.
1, 1916; A 426414.
aniac. -@ Feb. 5,
1916: 2c. Feb. 15, 1916; A 425481.
—— —— the tragedy of quarreling. ©
Mar. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.-Mar. 24,
1916; A 429115.
Hickory Hick. Gosh women are the
limit. © Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 15, 1916: A 425484.
I wonder who that little fellow is?
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2° ¢. and .aff.. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429188.
—— Say, Hick! There’s a wedding com-
ing off at the house. © Feb. 19, 1916;
2 ¢. anG, A. Mart. 1 OAG eA 426409.
Why so sad Jim? © Mar. 12, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 24; 1916; A 429179.
You don’t mean to tell me, Hick. ©
Heb.12, A916 2c. and aff, Feb. 19,
1916; A’ 426231.
Polly and her pals. Barnard students
becoming experts. © Feb. 12, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426230.
Kleptomania my dear Mrs. Perkins.
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 15,
1916; A 425486.
—— Nonsense Polly, youw ll soon
to seein’ wimmin wearin’ ’em,
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
A 429120.
git used
© Mar.
24, 1916;
Why faults of .
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.—Con.
P-—st! Oh! Sis! vo Mar. 25, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 4, 1916: A 43002
—— These here overalls has filiahed me.
@ Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and afi” Mar.
2 atone: A 429191.
Whaddyve’ mean, down with decol-
lete? @© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 © and afi,
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426411.
That son-in-law of pa’s. If you at-
ten to your duties properly Yetta. ©
Mar. 18, 1916;.2. c. and? afi iiac ea,
1916; A 429190. :
aa Well by golly this here is the limrt.
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 15,
1916; A 425485.
—— Well Til admit Palm Beach ain’t so
bad. @© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Heb. 19, 1916; A 426228.
Yaws, Mothaw, the queen should
arrive on the 10. 15 trains WOO Mar:
25, 1916; 2 c. and aff (Apr.4.2no1G-
A 430030.
——— Yes, pa, it’s a pedigreed pom. @
Mar. 12, 1916; 2-¢. and afi. Mary 24
1916; A 429118,
You say the Duke of Dubshire. ©
Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c.tand” ah. ilar Fe
1916; A 426412.
NON-MECHANICAL check protecting co.
Non-mechanical check protecting sys-
tems. [2] p.o folkand20€ [7555
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 425832; Albert M. Hills,
Seattle.
Nones (Leonard L.)* Everett, Mass.
Laymen’s 20th century co-operative
church and school of advanced
thought of greater New York. Its
purposes and plans. cover-title, 12
p. 16mo. [7556
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 425811.
NorpeN (N. Lindsay) * Brooklyn,
Musie of the Russian liturgy. cover-
title,..p. [225]-2385. —s«s Sve [ Re-
printed from the Proceedings of the
Music teacher’s national association,
1916] [7557
© Mar. 17, 19165. 1 caine
1916: 1 @ and aff. Mar. 28, 1916;
A 426926.
NorFotk, VA. Norfolk & Portsmouth,
Va., directory, 1916. v. 71.- [Ricn-
mond, Va.] Hill directory company,
ine., 1916. [5]-1302 p. fold. map.
Svo. $7.00. [7558
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 427 731: Hill directory
co., inec., Richmond.
NorTHERN States power Co.
the investment, Northern
power co. [22] p. illus.,
Back of
States
map. S8vo.
[7559
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
Zo, Loto AX ‘426944 : H. M. Byllespy
& co., Chicago.
334
1 », 4, 1916
Nowirn (J. K.) Stockbreeders’ guide.
- [8] p. 32mo. $10.00. [7560
». © Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426857; Stock breeders’
guide, Valley Mills, Tex.
_NoYEs (Alfred) Shakespeare and the
sea. (In New York times, Shake-
_ speare tercentenary suppl.) [7561
— © Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c Mar. 21,
- 31916; A 423230; New York times
co., New York.
OBE (Edward Clarke)* er
[7562, 75
_ Imstructions to bank. Sheet, printed on
‘ both sides, $3 by 83 inches. © Dec.
‘10, 1915; 2 e€. Feb. 9, 1916; aff. Mar.
3 "1916; "A 426606.
_Imstructions to banks for handling ad-
[3] p. 16mo. ©
e. and afi. Mar. 4,
om jJustment drafts
— . Mar. a 1916; 2
_- A916; A 425775.
O’Berzn (Frank M.) Good night
_ tales. Litile stories about great
men. (In New York Evening mail)
lina
[ T564-T56T
_ Alexander the Great. © Apr. 4, 1916;
ee 1 ce Apr. 12, 1916; A 423783.
_Miltisdes. @ Apr. 3,
5 42, 1916; A 423782.
. Socrates, the wise man. © Apr.
= 1916; “1 Apr. 15, 1916; A 423834.
. Xerophon. © Apr. 5. 1916; 1 e Apr.
4 12, 1916; A SP3TS84.
_ © Evening mail syndicate, inc.,
New York.
O'Connor (Thomas Power)
[ 7568, T5659
_ Mingied anxiety and coniidence mark
British view. © Mar. 12, 1916; 1 «
Mer. 15, 1916; A 423091.
_ Verdun’s defense stopped Germany’ Ss one
great hope. @©@ Mar. 19, 1916; 1 e¢.
/ Mar. 23, 1916; A 423288.
{Note: The foregoing are in Wiilming-
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. York.
£
Opert (George C. D.) Real plays are
_ Reyer seen for 200 years. Not fill
_ the nineteenth century did audiences
_ ever see anything but perversions of
4916: .4.e.- Apr.
13,
) them. (in New York times. Ter-
centenary. Shakespearean suppie-
_ ment) [7570
© Apr. 2. 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
| A 493727. New York times co., New
- Yerk.
FICIAL INDEX t90 state legislation.
[7571-1573
= ¥- 2 no. 9. Mar. 18, 1916. New York,
4 Law reporting company [1916] =
Fious paging. fio. © Mar. 20, 1916
2 e. and afi. Mar. 22. 1916; A 428292
|
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BOOKS, GROUP II
OFFICIAL INDEX to state
Continued.
¥y. 2, no. 10, Mar. 25, 1916.
Law reporting company, 1916.
rious paging. Ato. © Mar. 27,
2c. Mar. 29, 1916; aff. Apr.
A 427501.
vy. 2, no. 11, Apr. 1, 1916. New
Law reporting company, 1916.
rious paging. 4to. © Apr. 3, 1916;
Apr. 5, 1916; aff. Apr. 6, 1916:
427560.
© Law reporting co., New York.
New York,
Oepen, Utah. R. L. Polk & co.’s Og-
den city directory, 1916. v.19. Og-
den, R. L. Polk & co., 1916. 499
fi. e. 497] p. Svo. $5.00. [7574
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916: A 428239; R. L. Polk & co.
of Utah, Salt Lake City.
O’Harsa (Frederick J.)* San Antonio.
Ideal corset system. Sheet, printed
on both sides, 7 by 24 inches. [7575
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 e Jan. 31,
1916; aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425390.
OKLAHOMA GAS & electric co. Electric
customers’ information book with
rates for electric current for Okla-
homa City and Britton, Okla. Oct
1, 1915. 1 pl. 38 p. 16mo. [7576
© Jan. 17. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916: A 426078: H. M. Byllesby
& co., Chicago.
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY*, Oklahoma
City, OK]. Catalog of the school of
law of the Oklahoma university.
Announcement for the year 1916-17.
48 p. iilus. (incl. port. groups)
[7577
© Mar. 11, 1916: 2 ce Mar. 14,
1916: aff. Mar. 16, 1916: A 427271.
OLsanvER (J. Fred) comp. Teachers’
examination questions. [7578, 7579
pt. 1, for second, third grade and primary
certificates. Pierre, S. D.. The Capi-
tal supply company [i916] 2 p. L,
133 p. i2mo. $0.50. © Feb. 9, 1916:
2 e. Feb. 15, 1916: aff. Feb. 14, 1916;
A 420788.
pt. 2, for first
cates. Pierre, S.
grade and state certifi-
D.. Tke Capital sup-
ply company [1916] 2 p. 1, 176 p.
19mo. $0.50. © Feb. 9. 1916; 2 e.
Feb. 15, 1916; aii Feb. 44, 1916; A
420789.
© Capital supply co., Pierre, S. D.
Ourrer (French E.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Sions of the times. (Jn Twin Falis
times, Mar. 17, 1916) [7580
© Mar. 16, 1916; 1 ¢ Mar. 21,
i916: A 425685.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7581
OMAHA Sunday world herald. Not an
excuse. (Jn Omaha Sunday world
herald) [7581
© Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 23,
1916; A 423289; William M. Guiney,
Omaha, Neb.
O'NEILL (Felix J.)*
Conn. [7582-7585
Breath of the leaves. © Mar. 30, 1916;
1c Apr. 6, 1916; A 423597.
Children’s castle. @ Mar. 238,
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1916; A 423596.
Missionary. @ Mar. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1916; A 423217.
Star that helps me pray. © Mar. 16,
1916; 1 ¢c. Mar. 20, 1916; A 423216.
[Note: The foregoing are in Catholic
transcript]
ORIGINAL Paris fashions. v. 6, no. 6.
[New York] The Globe and com-
Stafford Springs,
mercial advertiser, 1916. [51] p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. $10.00 per year.
[7586
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 e. Mar. 17,
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 426960;
Albert J. Kobler, New York.
Orr (T. V.)* Memphis, Tenn. Perma-
nent world peace by Tasso Vance
Orr. [Memphis, Tenn., The HEffii-
eieney institute, 1916] cover-title,
[16] p. 12mo. $0.25. [T7587
Feb. 8, 1916; 2 «. aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426097.
O'SHEA (William J.) | Composition
book by grades. Tth, 8th year. [New
ed.] By William J. O’Shea and
Andrew E. Hichmann. New York
and Chieago. C. KE. Merrill com-
pany [1916] 2 v. 12mo. $90.32.
[7588, T7589
ith year © Feb. 19, 1916; 8th year
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 428367, 428366; Charles
EK. Merrill eo., New York.
OsKAR Karl Gustav Adolf, prinz von
Preuszen. [7590-7592
Complete story of battle adventures of
royal warrior-author. 1st installment.
Sheet, ports. 153 by 15 inches. ©
Feb. 8, 1916; 2 e. Feb. 25, 1916; aff.
Mar. 9, 1916; A 425911.
Hand-to-hand night battles, terrible days
in trenches, described by Prince Oscar.
2d installment. Sheet, port. 14 by
94 inches. © Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 425912.
In last chapter on winter struggle in
Northern France, Kaiser’s author son
declares steel discipline, faith in God,
and end to pursuit of pleasure are
proved by great conflict to be neces-
sary if Germany conquers world!
Sheet port, 9 by 10 inches. @© Feb.
8, 1916;3;°2 ¢. Feb: 25, 19165 aff. Mar.
9, 1916; A 4259138.
© Newspaper
Cleveland.
and
enterprise assn.,
~)
« a
~
pt.1, n.s., v.13
OvutFiT furniture & rug co. Our pre-
mium plan [10] p. 24mo. [7593
© Feb. 2, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
4, 1916; A 425392; Arthur EB. Shan-
non, Columbus, O.
OVERSHINER (Hllsworth B.)* Chicago.
Community dollars. 15 p. — obl.
24mo. [7594
© Feb. 11, 1916: 2 @ amd) ale
Feb. 14, 1916; A 425422.
OwEN (Lincoln)* Boston.
card in arithmetic. [7595, 7596
Decimals no. 73, 74 [and] ee
2 cards, printed on both sides, 4 by 6
and 44 by 6 inches. $0.02. © Mar.
10, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916;
A 4266738.
Fractions no. 838, 84 [and] Answers.
2 cards, printed on both sides, 4 py
6, and 44 by 6 inches. $0.02. ©
Mar. 9, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar. 14,
1916; A 426672.
Rice drill
OweENS (Harry Holemnbaek)* Rich-
mond. [7597, 7598
Heroes of to-day, Jim Daniels. cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 12mo. $9.05. ©
Mar. 7, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
1916; A 425897.
Honey-fruit paint book.
H. E. Houck & co., 1916. cover-title,
[16] p. illus. 12mo. (iranklin-
Caro co.) © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 425829.
P. & H. supply co. Catalogue C. Fort
Wayne, Ind. [1916] xxviii, 385 p.
illus. S8vo. [7599
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 4273850; R. R. Donnelly
& sons ¢co., Chicago.
P. S. E. mre. co.*, New York. P-S-E
plug energizer. [7600-7602
[Card] Card, col. illus., printed on
both sides, 7 by 4 inches. @ Jan.
25, 1916; 2 « and aff. Feb. 17, 1916;
Mar. 11,
Baltimore, Md.,
A 426200.
[Circular] [4] p. col. illus. 4to. ©
Jan. 25, 141916; 2 « and aff. Feb. 17,
1916; A 426201.
[Circular for agents] [4] p. col. illus.
fol. © Feb. 2, 1916; 2 cc and af,
Ireb. 17, 1916; A 426202.
Pacre (Charles Ashford)* New York.
[7603-7606
Legal propositions. Case discussions to
accompany class lectures semester D.
New York city, Pace & Pace, 1916.
cover-title, 9 p. 4to. @ Feb. 11;
1916; 2 ¢«. Feb. 16, 1916; aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425700.
Principles of the law. Lecture 1-3.
New York, Pace & Pace, 1916. 3v. 4to.
© Mar. 23,1916; 2 c.each and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426853_426855
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PACIFIC FISHERMAN year book, Jan., ; PAINTER’s FLormpA almanac, 1916.
1916. Cincinnati, New York [etc.] [1908-1916, 8th anniversary] cover-
The United States printing and title, 184 p., 2 1. illus., plates (1
lithograph co. [1916] cover-title, eol.) 12mo. [7619
158 p. illus., ports., diagrs. 4to. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c Mar. 10
$1.00. [7607 | 1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429014;
© Feb. Pease 2. ¢. eb. 15, EK. O. Painter fertilizer co., Jackson-
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426804; ville, Fla.
Miller Freeman, Seattle.
FS ais PAtMER (John) How each age finds
PACIFIC NORTHWEST society of engi- new flaws in Shakespeare. (In New
neers*, Seattle. Proceedings. v. 14, York times, Tercentenary Shake-
=p. 3. gi 1915. cover-title, 37 p. spearean supplement) [7620
illus., diagrs. $0.25. Contents.— Akane - =
Unusual bridge design, by Charles © west: ae eects! Sapabes go:
‘ eee See - 1916; A 423722; New York times cv.,
Evan Fowler.—Bascule bridges over New York
the Lake Washington canal, by F. A.
Rapp.—Industrial development by~| PALO co.*, New York. Biological bac-
Paul P. Whitman.—Hydraulic sluic- teriological, chemical, [etc.] appa-
ing by William C. Morse. [7608 ratus, instruments and assayers’
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2c. Feb. 9, 1916; materiais., [1], 519 -p..:iilus: 4f0.
aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426402. (Catalog A, 1916.) [7621
ew © .Hebs 106, °1916.° 2 e. Mar: 414,
Paciric telephone & telegraph co.*, 1916; aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 425930.
San Francisco. Telephone direc- 5
tories. a [7609 ar PANAMA hat co.*, New York. Our
Oakland, Alameda [etc] Feb. 1, 1916. catalog of Panamas for spring and
xvi, 131, 65, 284, [5], 43 p. 4to. summer, 1916. cover-title, 15 [1] p.
S oe rk 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. illus. Svo. [7622
Tal 2, GC «8S RWiar
San Francisco, Oakland [etc.] Feb. 1, ¥ = 28, SS
1916. a, [9]. Ass: 131. 45 p. 1916; A 426405.
to. © Mar. 9, 1916; 2c. and aff. | Paragrars. v. 10, no. 2, Mar., 1916.
Mar. 25, 1916: A 427418. 16 p. illus. 8vo. [7623
L * a ; AF
Packarp (Frank L.)* Lachine, Can- © Feb. 24, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Feb.
ada. Iron-rider. (In All-story 98 a 2: 1 eae
dl = boaice 26, 1916; A 42 5673; Whitaker paper
ie fa ASN ia co., Cincinnati.
i cenchs fee 17, i916? "A 433155, PaRcEL pest shipper’s exchange of
423156. Dallas. Parcel post shipper’s ex-
Chap 11-15. © Mar. 23, 1916; 1 ec. change of America. cover-title. 12
Mar. oe £316 ; Ss sim ola ‘ p. illus. 8vo. [7624
MPa Sa ine A Gisde, 1% | © eb, 2 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb,
chap. 21-end. © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1916; A 425406; R. F. Ballard,
8, 1916; A 423686. Dallas, Tex.
Pace boiler co.*, Chicago. Economical | PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
steam production. How to build up [Bulletin] [7625-7629
oiler efficiency. 20 p. illus., diagrs. no. P 56. Feb. 5, 1916. numb. I. 166—
ve = P } [7616 173. illus. fol. © Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c.
a and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 426208.
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. no. P 57. Feb. 15, 1916. pum. 1.
: 496440, 174-181. illus. ol. Feb 5
CO alee : 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A
PaIneE (Deane Staniey) Joe Rancour’s 425766.
fix-it book for broke ottermobile. zoel 5T. eos Ta es au
Boston, The New England news Sheet, illus., y. inches. ‘eb.
td . ° 4 .
company [1916] p. [3]-28. 16mo. puserep 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916;
$0.10. [7617 | no, oe aoe ke? 425 ao1s,, Bom,
Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 182-189, illus. fol. eb. 25, 1916;
Baste: A ee ee England 2 ¢e. and aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425767.
no. P GL... Mar 25; “1916. mumb. I.
news co., Boston. 206-213, illus. fol.’ © Mar. 25, 1916;
PAINTERS’ AND decorators’ bi-monthly 2c, and aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426976.
world, Mar., 1916. cover-title, 48 p. | Parker (Marion Alice)* Minneapolis.
illus. S8vo. [7618 Kitchenette house. (/n Minnesotan,
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Mar., 1916) [7639
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429060; Thybony & © Mar. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 6,.1916;
Bengtson, Chicago. A 423599.
2199416 —5 337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T6381
pt. I, RS), Vide
PARKER Dros., inc. [7631, 7632
Famous game Rook and other splendid
games [Rules] New ed. : . illus.
24mo. @© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 10, Baer A 426569.
© George 5. Parker, Salem, Mass
Rules for eae Pollyanna, the glad
game. [4] p. illus. 4to. Nov. 15,
1915: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 10, 1916;
426587.
© Parker bros., ine., Salem, Mass.
Pare (EF. J.) & MacNeil (lL. W.)*
eatur, lil. Layman’s law book. 72
p. 16mo. $0.25. {7633
© Nov. 4, 1915; 2 c Nov. 8, 1915;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916: A 425391.
Parsons (Louella 0.) eee
Are you a distinctive type? © Mar. 19,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916; A 433266.
Do wives or husbands mar success of
hess Srey @© Sar 12 1eiGe. fe
Mar. , 1916; A 423113.
Film opapeines and villains not reeves
their roles portray them. © Apr. 9,
LODG= Ee; Apres TO aot Ores 423768,
Movie camera has no mercy for the face
of an aging actress. @© Apr. 2, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 8, 19163; A 423639.
Only a few filmland’s stars heirs to tra-
ditions of the stage. © Mar. 26, 1916;
1c. Mar. 27, 1916; A 423435.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald.]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Paterson, N. J. Paterson directory,
1916. [v.10] [New Haven, Conn.]
The Price & Lee. co.,~1916. 1176,
P10} p= tront.. -&¢Cfold. *map) 7 Sve:
$7.00. [7639
ce. and aff. Mar.
Price & Lee co.,
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2
» 19163 A 428125:
New Haven.
PATTERSON, Cooke service co., ine.
Advertising unit system. Sheet,
phus.,17 by 18 ees [7640
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1916;
ant. Mar.*27, 1916: A 426887 ; David
D. Cooke, Chicago.
PayNE (Anne MacGregor)
institute of home economics.
Columbus Ohio state journal)
[7641-7643
oe OUG. a elie re:
People’s
(In
Feb. 25, 1916. © Feb. 25
Feb. 26, 1916; A 423162.
Mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 24,
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423796.
Apr. 7, 1916. © Apr. 1, LOL Gis
10, 1916; A 423702
© Ohio state seuvtel CO.,
bus, O.
PEARL street savings & trust co. Bank
of life. [15] p. 16mo. [7644
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
5, 1916; A 426465; Bryan & Bryan,
Cleveland.
NOR 4 Ae:
PC; A pr:
Colum- !
PEARSON (Edward N.) jr.*, San Fran-
cisco. Safety of California irriga-
tion district bonds. 15 p. 24mo.
[7645
© Feb. 21, 1916;
7, 1916; A 425828.
PEASE (J. M.)* Buffalo. J. M. Pease
helps and mail order instructions.
6p. folder. S8vo. [7646
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 « Feb. 29;
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 426910.
(Waiter Merton) Natural
fifth reader, by W. M. Peirce and
I. C. M. HuUenberger. Milton, Pa.,
Weidenhamer & company [1916]
455 p. illus., ports. 12mo. - $0.70.
[7647
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 427641; Weidenhamer &
co; Malton, Pa:
PEPPERELL spring water co. Sera de-
shormais Hardi. Card, illus., printed
on both sides, 32 by 52 inches.
[7648
© Jun. 18, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1916
uff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 425374; Milton
Cutter Hardy, Boston.
PerKInsS (Edmund ‘T.) Highways
and drainage. 8 p. illus: 4toe
(National highways assn.) [7649
© Jan. 10, 1916)" 2%er sana
1916; aif. Jan. 28, 1916; A 420347;
National highways assn., Washing-
ton.
2c. and aff. Mar.
PEIRCE
New
a ae
[ 7650
and aff.
°ERSIAN rug manufactory,
York. Rugs made to order.
illus. 12mo.
©) Mar... 28, 190Gic" eae
Apr. 4, 1916; A 480039.
(A. H.)* Chicago:
[4] p. illus.
Beauty
Svo.
[7651
and. aft.
PETERS
culture hints.
© Mar: 23, 1916; 2
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426874.
PErBEs, (CE. ae)
nouncement: Peters duro
Sheet, col. illus., printed on both
sides, 12 by 16 inches. | 7652
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 « Feb. 2) 19sa7
aff. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425666.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Boyd’s
shin and residence business
tory of Philadelphia city, 1916.
An-
finish.
co.*, Chicago.
co-partner-
direc-
59th
year. Philadelphia, Pa., C, HK. Howe
company, 1916. 2128 [i.e 21527
Svo. $6.00. [7653
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 4272438; C. E. Howe co.,
Philadelphia.
338
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a ten
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| Pitot (H. William)* Cleveland.
BOOKS, GROUP 11
no. 4, 1916
PHILADELPHIA REAL estate’ board”,
Philadelphia. Year book, 1916. 152
p. and blank pages. Svo. $0.90.
| T654
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ¢«. Mar. 16,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 428130.
Purmirs (EH. O.) Hilles balks at
Barnes pian to control G. O. P. (In
Chicago daily or Sunday tribune)
hha |
© Mar. 19, 1916; 1 « Mar. 23
aD,
1916; A 423305; Chicago tribune,
Chicago.
PuHities (Libbie Sprague)
| 7656, TO57
Heirloom of “that” Bess. chap. 1-5.
Mar 25, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916;
A 423380.
Mystery of Castle Lennox. chap. 15-19. |
Man 2s, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27,:1916;
A 423382.
[Note: The foregoing are in Illustrated
companion. |
© F. B. Warner co., New York.
Pick (Albert) & co.*, Chicago. Soda
book. 150 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
(Catalog B31) [7658
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426595.
Preece (John M.)* Chelset, Mass.
Eternalism. [4] p. Svo. $0.10.
[7659
POG ve: Maro 2,
31, 1916; A 426967.
Bible Senoor |
[ 7660, T661
© Mar. 25,
1916; aff. Mar.
Pisce (William H.)*
Parke Ne Y:
God’s dealings with man. Sheet, diagr.,
printed on both sides. 7 by 17 inches.
© Mar. 23, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 25,
1916; A 426851.
—— Cosmic ages.
printed on both sides,
euMars 25. 19iG: 2
25, 1916; A 426850.
Sheet, illus., diagr.,
€ by 17 inches.
e. and aff. Mar.
Do
protestants teach hate; or, Protest-
ant preparedness including a pro-
posed program. 16 p. 24mo. $0.05.
[7662
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916; A 425674.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. | 7663, T664
Directory of directors in the Pittsburgh
district, 1916. 4th annual ed. Bos-
ton, The Bankers service company,
1916. xiii, [71-704 p. 12mo. $7.00.
@ Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
=
25, 1916; A 427417.
© Banker service co., Boston.
Official route book of the retail grocery
trade in greater Pittsburgh. [1916]
52 p LL $1.50. © Mar. 2, 1916;
fre, Mar. 2, 1916; aff. Mar. 11, 1916;
A 425614.
© Stewart Unkles, Philadelphia.
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PLANTERS bank & trust co. Birthday
Savings department. cover-title, 1 p.
, [24] p. blank forms between p.
3. & 4. 24mo. | 7665
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1916:
aif. Mar. 23, 1916; A 429110; Owen
C. Spaulding, Maxton, N. C.
Pratt & Washburn refining co.*, New
York. Veedol 1916 campaign. cover-
title; 24 op Tilus:: (part col.) fol.
[7666
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425368.
PNEUMATIC placing
York. Pneumatic conveying equip-
ment. [4] p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
(Form no. 16, Ist ed., Feb., 1916)
[ 7667
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 429049.
PortLANpD, Or. Polk’s Portland city
directory, 1916. v. 8. Portland, Or..
R. L. Polk & co., inc., 1916. 1529p.
Svo. $8.00. [7668
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 428167 : ae L. Polk & co.
of Portland, Or., Portland, Or.
Porter (Geo. E.) Trade secrets of the
watch business. South Bend, Ind.,
Potter brothers [1916] 96 p. illus.,
diagrs. i6mo. [7669
©) Wepy -§5, “191G= -2 en Peb.| £5;
1916; aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418890;
Potter bros., South Bend, Ind.
POTTER (Milton C.)* Milwaukee,
Jeschke (H.) Benton Harbor, Mich.,
Gillet (Harry O.) Chicago. Practi-
cal English. Book 1, 2. Beston,
London, Ginn and company [1916]
e
co., ine.*, New
2?
2v. illus., ports. 12mo. [7679
Bk. 1 © Feb. 28, 1916; Bk. 2 ©
aus 4, 1916; 2 c each and aff. Mar.
yy’ 1916: A 428218.
Powers regulator co.*, Chicago. Hot
water tank table. "Celluloid eard,
ilius., dial. 7 by 5 es [7671
© Jan. 3 ae e. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 4257 99.
PRAIRIE grass furniture co.*, New
York. Crex grass furniture, 1916
eatalogue. 40 p. illus. obl. 4to.
[7672
OeMar. 21916 : 62. c.4 Mars 23,
1816- aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426981.
Pratr (David S.) Technology of
automobile finish. Cincinnati, O.,
A. S. Boyle company, 1916. p. [3]-
14. i16mo. [7673
©) Web. 23. 19162 2. c. HepreZs,
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 425898 ;
A. S. Boyle co., Cincinnati.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T1674
PRESS-UNION co.*, Atlantic City. At-
lantie City hotels and their location.
(in Atlantie City daily press)
[7674
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c Mar. 6, 1916;
A 423098.
(Clay Wiley)* Houston.
Addition with the Prewett addo-
meter. Sheet, printed on both sides
84 by 4 inches. [7675
(C) Jan.) 28, 1916; 21. Febs 4: 1916;
aif. Feb. 17, 1916; '’ 426210.
PREWETT
PricE (Lucy Jeanne) My wife, Miss
Mary Smith. (Jn Cleveland Sunday
leader ) [7676
© Mar. 19, 1916;,1 «@ Mar. 23,
1916; A 4238332; Cleveland co.,
Cleveland.
PRINTKRAFT advertising curp.*, Chi-
cago. He rose to the height of suc-
cess. [4] p. illus. 16mo. [T6717
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425867.
PROVIDENCE telephone co.*, Providence,
Re Vs Oficial: directory; Mar: a:
1916. 294,148 p. Ato. [7678
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c« Mar. 14,
1916; aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425925.
PROVIDENT loan society of New York*,
New York. Twenty-first annual re-
port, for the year 1915. [New York,
The Knickerbocker press, 1916]
cover-title, 31 p. 8vo. [7679
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ec and “aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 427302.
PULLEY-GRIP co. FPulley-grip. [8] p.
folder, illus. S8vo. [7680
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425403; Robert Bryant
Henning, Milwaukee.
PuncH. v 150. [Each illus., 4to. 3d.
[7681, 7682
no. 3895, Mar. 1, 1916. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29,
1916; A ad int. 2611; pubd. Mar. 1,
1916.
ne, 3896, Mar. 8, 1916. @©@ 1c. Apr. 5,
1916; A ad int. 2616; pubd. Mar. 8,
1916.
© Bradbury, Agnew & co.,
London.
ipa...
PuRINTON (Edward Earle)* Morgan-
town, W. Va. Household efficiency
test. (Jn Independent, Mar. 20,
1916) [7683
© Mar. 17, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 24,
1916; A 423322.
pt. 1, 1 Ss v.36
Pusty (Hlizabeth H.)* New York.
[7684-7686
dog bank]. My name is
Fido, if you please. Card, 2 by ,3
imches. .@©@ Feb) (5; 1916.90 oe
10, 1916; i.e. Mar. 17,,29162 ait, Mar
25, 1916; A 426915.
Wedge-kits. A eat has need of all nine
lives. Sheet, col. illus., 42 by 7 inches,
@ Mar. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916 : "A 429206.
When aoe doors and windows rattle.
[Rhyme for
[Rhyme for windy-wedges] Sheet,
col. illus., 54 by 12 inches. © Mar.
2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 29, 1916;
A 429205.
[QUINCEY (John C.)] Little child was
born one time. Card, col. illus., 33
by 6 inches. $0.10. [7687
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426611; Davis & Bond,
Boston.
RACINE, Wis. Wright’s directory of
Racine for 1916. v. 24. Milwaukee,
Wis., Wright directory company
[1916] 704 p. front. (fold map)
Svo. $6.00. [7688
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 428421; Wright directory
co., Milwaukee.
Ratt (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
IH. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applica-
tions written by John William Lang-
dale. (Jn Adult Bible class monthly,
Jjan., Feb., 1916) [7689, 7690
Lesson 14-18. © Mar. 13, 1916; 1 C
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423161.
Lesson 19-22: @ Apr. 11, 19'6: 23
Apr:-18, 1916; xX 423809,
Ranp, McNally list of attorneys-at-law,
Jan., 1916 ed. Chicago, Ill., New
York city [etc.] Rand, McNally &
company, 1916. 1 p. 1, p. [1283]—
1407. 4to. [7691
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1916;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418889; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago. :
RANDEL (Noble P.)* Montclair, N. J.
Summer garden and improvement
club. (Jn Montclairian) [7692
© Mar. 29, 1916; 1. c. Mar. 30,
1916; A 4238458.
Heber
friend.
$1.00.
[7693
7, 1916;
RAYMOND (James Pearson) *
Springs, Ark. Farmers’
cover-title, 72 p. illus. 12mo.
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. Mar.
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 425804.
340
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
7715
Reap (Burton L.)
Analysis of bank reports.
numb. 1. 4to. (Modern business serv-
ice, report no. 67) @ Feb. 21, 1916;
2 ¢e. Feb. 23, 1916; aff. Feb. 24° 1916;
A 425599.
Employes’ savings. _ 3 p. 1., 38 numb. 1.
4to. (Modern. business service, report
no. 66) @© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ec. Mar.
25, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426881.
© Alexander Hamilton institute,
New York.
ReaD (Mary L.) [ 7696-7699
Clothing a child for body and mind com-
forieseArtiele 2. © Mar. 26,.1916: 1
ce Mar.’ 29) 1916; A 423415.
cee, the child’s resisting
Article 4. © Apr. 9, 1916; 1
11, 1916; A 428744.
Sleep—the child’s health bank account.
aricie Ss: @ Apr. 2, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
6, 1916; A 423602.
Tribune’s lessons in mothercraft.
ete O. Mar, £9.1916: 1..¢:
21, 1916; A 423237.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune]
© Tribune assn.,
Deepen, 256
power.
ec. Apr.
Arti-
Mar.
New York.
REAtTy service co., ine.*, New York. You
ean sell farms, we furnish buyers.
cover-title, [8] p. S8vo. [7700
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425697.
ReeEepD (Charles H.)* New York. Best
method for trading; second month’s
instructions. Sheet, 9 by 84 inches.
[7701
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425888.
REGISTER (Raymond Rufes)* Phila-
delphia. Must Billy Sunday come
back again. Sheet, 104 by 44 inches.
$0.05. [7702
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425607.
REGISTER and leader,
You know who this is. (In Des
Moines Register and Jeader) Pees
iS Mar. 24 1916; 1c Mar. 31,
1916; A 423467; Register and trib-
une co., Des Moines, Ia.
REIcCHE (Max Oscar)*
Money-inaking suggestions to
eulturists. [ Milwaukee, Wis. ]
Standard soil tester company, 1916.
#5 ‘Dp. ee 7704
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; a 4261 09.
ReieuHter (Frank C.)* Chicago. Ban-
quet songs set to oid-time tunes ex-
clusively fer woman’s organizations.
cover-title, 12 p.. 16mo. [7705
© Feb. 25, 1816; 2 c. and aff. Riar.
1, 1916; A 426407.
Des Moines, Ia.
Milwaukee.
agri-
[ 7694, 7695 | REINLEIN (Fred)* Colfax, Cal. Be-
fore and after election. 16 p. illus.
16mo. (Circular no. 148, Mar. 3,
1916.) $5.00. [7706
©). Mar: 4, 1916s; 2) ce; Mar. 24,
1916; aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 426865.
Massillon, O. Re-
wrought washers.
RELIANCE mfg. co.*,
liance lock and
55 p. inel. front., illus. 8 vo. (Cata-
log, no. 3.) [7707
(©), Mebes 18; pA 9167); 2-e.| Heh. D5.
1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425631.
Suggestions on the
[4] p. 24 mo.
[7708
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2c. and aft. Feb.
1D AOLG =
A 426218; Albodon co.,
New York.
REPUBLIC bank note eo.
Remy (Frank J.)
eare of the teeth.
Pittshbureh.
Our catalog. [80] p. illus. (part
col.) fol. (cover-title, Webster
says: To see is to understand)
[7709
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425702.
RESULTS. v. 1, no. 5, Mar.,
nual sales conference
cover-title, 12 p. illus. 8vo. [7710
(©: Mar... 22, 1916%) 2-e¢ and aft:
Apr. 1, 1916; A 426883; Monroe cal-
culating machine co., Orange, N. J.
1916. An-
number.
RETAIL credit co. Instructions to in-
spectors of the Retail credit com-
pany. v. 4. Life insurance inspec-
tions. 4p. 1, 77 p. 12mo. ie as
© Feb. 22, 1916:°2 es\jand aft.
Rep: 29. Tote. OA 225098 ; Cator
Woolford, Atlanta.
Revve de Paris. 23e année. [Hach
OVO: fre2500) Da Or Ss
NO. 5; Lesemars) TONG (Oe Mar. des Tomo.
1c. Mar. 16, 1916: A—Woreign 13545.
no. 6, 15 mars, 1916. © Mar. 15, 1916;
1 ce. Mar. 30, 1916; A—Foreign 13546.
© Administration de la Revue de
Paris, Paris.
REXALL store. Premium catalogue.
cover-title, 31 [1] p. illus. 4to.
[7714
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426483; United drug co.;
Boston.
RHODE Island state federation of wo-
men’s clubs. Dept. of public health.
Little mothers’ league hand book.
2 sp Als Syors SOG: ag G05)
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
1916; A 425815; Gertrude S. Has-
brouck, Vashington, R. I.
541
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.4, 7 See
TT1G
[RicHArpsS (Benjamin)] Fire haz-
ards, tanneries. [White Plains, N.
The H. W. Wilson
company, 1916] cover-title, 11 p.
Svo. (Lectures on fire insurance,
1915, 1916) $0.25. [7716
©. Mar. 1, .d916s 2.c¢. Maro.
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 426890;
Insurance library assn. of Boston,
Boston.
Y., Printed by
RicHARDS (William H.)* Topeka, Kan.
Catchy headlines. Topeka, Kan.,
Central book company [1916] 32 p.
24mo. $0.25. Were ire
© Mar: 17,
1916; aff. Mar.
1916; 2 - Mar.
29, 1916; A 426962.
20,
RicHARDSON (George) * Des Moines, Ia.
Parochial school announcement. [4]
p. S8vo. $0°35 per 100. [7718
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 425358.
Chicago.
[7719, 7720
Ladies crocheted washable slippers with
crocheted soles. Directions. Sheet,
illus, printed on both sides, 12% by 93
RICHARDSON silk ¢o.*,
inches. © Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429054,
Washable crocheted slippers. Sheet,
illus, 124 by 92 inches. @ Mar. 11,
ONG 2 Ve:
425055.
and aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A
RIcHMAN bros. co.*, Cleveland. Rich-
man’s clothes always—$10.00. 15 p.
illus. 12mo. Rrorealk
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 429022.
eee (Grace §.)* Freedonia,
. Y. Her father’s an ene chap.
oi (In Ladies’ home journal, Apr..
1916. ) [7722
©” Mars 20; 1916; 1 (e} Mar: 1S,
1916; A 423200.
RICHMOND, IND. R. L. Polk & C0.’s
Richmond directory, 1916. Indian-
apolis, Ind., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
2 p. 1. [87]-600 p. Svo. $4.00.
[7723
©: Mar..»28;, 1916s) 2c). and vail.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 427467; R. L. Polk
& co., Indianapolis.
RICHMOND, VA. Richmond, Va., direc-
tory, 1916. v. 52. Richmond, Va.,
Hill directory co., inec., 1916. 1570
p. fold. map. S8vo. $8.00. [7724
© Feb. 21, 1916;2 ec. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 427732 : Hill directory
co., ine., Richmond.
RrEHM (J. L.) music library.
L7@25-7T727
Agreement with J. L. Riehm music library
governing the circulating library of
player music rolls and _ circulating
library of talking machine
Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. pee
1916; 2 ¢.. Feb. 7, 30165 aie
1916; A 426561.
Agreement with J. L. Riehm musie library
governing the circulating library of
player music rolls and _ circulating
library of talking machine records.
PAs and: By 2 sheets 11 by 8% inches.
records.
@iian, 22
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2° c. teach nde
Mar. 4, 1916: A 425778, 425779.
© J. L. Riehm, Louisville, Ky.
RINGEL (Wim.)* Paris, Id: Idle
rhymes. 24 p. 8vo. $0.25. [7728
© Jan. 25, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 25, 1916; A 425625.
Ristept (Albert H.)* Denver. Best of
of all co-operative trading-tickets.
[4] p. 16mo. [7729
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; aff. Feb. 10,1916; A 426089.
RITENovR (J. 8.)* Pittsburgh. Master
minds of type and press. No. 4.
Newspaper-press development. (1/7
Iniand printer, Apr., 1916) [7730
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 ec Apr: 7, 1916s
A 423678.
Rors & Robb*, Washington. Protective
patents. Sth ed. 104 p. -illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [7731
© Feb. 9):191G;.2 ¢; and aff. Mar.
22,1916; A 429072.
Ropspins (Carolyn M.) Studies in
English. Book 2. Grammar and
composition. [By] Carolyn M. Rob-
bins and Robert Keable Row. Chi-
cago, New York, Row, Peterson and
company [1916] 319 p... J2me,
$0.48. [7732
©-Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ Maen 22
1916; aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 427357;
Row, Peterson & co., Chicago.
Roperts (EH. P.)* Cleveland. Why a
public utility steam power plant
should not have a smoke stack and
how to prevent smoke. (In Electric
traction, Mar., 1916) [7733
© Mar. 15,1916; 1c. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 423291.
Rockwett (W. E.)* Colorado Springs,
Col. Speed secrets. [14] p. 32mo.
$1.00. [7734
©) Mar. 27, 1916; 2) ¢ and aie
Mar. 30, 1916; A 4269238.
342
See
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
T7TSG6
New York.
RocKkweEitt (W. 8S.) ©co.*,
Automatic furnaces for annealing,
hardening tempering, ete. 16 p.
illus. 4to. ([Catalog] no. 30.)
(135
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 4800983.
Roeper (Gus C.) Missing Minnesota
woman subjected to hardships on
trip through Germany. (Jn Minne-
apolis journal. ) [7736
(Jan. 7, 1916; 1c. Jan. 10, 1916;
A 423253; Journal ptg. co., Minneap-
olis.
RoEMER (Charles O.)* Cumberland,
Md. Cumberland creates confidence.
[4] p. 16mo. $7.50 per M. [7737
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
, 1916; A 426104.
Rocers (Robert B.)* Bronx, N. Y.
Dear Old Glory, flag for me. Card,
eol. illus., 10 by 7 inches. [7738
(©) Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429036.
Rortanp (Isaac N.)* Freeport, Ill.
Souvenir of the founder and the
founding of the Young men’s Chris-
tian association, 1844-1915. cover-
fae [S)p. port., facsim. 8vo.
$0.25. [7739
© Dec. 28.1915:
31, 1915: A 426608.
ROOSEVELT (W. A.) CO.
supply catalog no. 10.
Wis., 1916. 461 p._ illus.
2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
Electrical
La Crosse,
4to.
[7740
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2c. Mar. 11, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 428165; Car-
gill co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
New York.
16 p. illus.
[7741
2 ec. and aff. Feb.
Roor newspaper assn.*,
Spring fashion number.
(part col.) fol.
© Feb. 20, 1916;
24, 1916; A 425608
Rose (Elbert B.)* Point Pleasant,
N. J. Directory of things you want
to know. (Jn Ocean County leader.)
[7742
er War 17 1916> tc. Apr. 12,
1916; A 423794.
Rowiry (Howard C.)* San Francis-
RoyYAL NEIGHBORS of America. Sup-
ply dept. Catalog no. 8 supplies and
regalia. 1916-1917. cover-title, 31
Dp. ~illuss °Sva. 7744
Cy slat 19tG 2 ce and’ ait.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426438. Regalia
mfg. co., Rock Island, Il.
ROYAL TAILORS*, Chicago. [7745,
Royal specialties. [8] p. illus.
Gol). ~ ovos, (©) Dees 20. 1915 5 .2.¢
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426224.
Royal system, effective Jan. 1, 1916.
p. 12mo. © vam. 202 TOG \ 2 e
aff. Feb. 19, 1916; A 426223.
T746
(part
and
yx
=v,
and
RoyLe (John) & sons*, Paterson, N. J.
Registering-mounting table. 16 p.
illus. S8vo. (Circular no. 276)
[TT47
© Mar. 11, ao 2) é Mar 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 2 oe, 1916; A 429083.
RuFFIN (Virginia Carolina)* Boston.
Thanksgiving. 2 1. illus obl.
48mo. $0.15. [7748
©..sept: 305.1915 s; 2 @ Sept -&
1915; aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425931.
Rus-Leg illustrative service*, Detroit.
Rus-Leg illustrative service.
(7749, 7750
[Feb. 9, 1916] cover-title, 29 1. illus.
4to. @ Feb. 9, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Feb. 11, 1916; A 425368.
[Mar. 4, 1916] cover-title, 29 1. illus.
Ato. @ Mar: 4, 1916; 2 e- and aff.
Mar. 11, 1916; A 425900.
RUSLANDER (Fred E.) [7751-7753
Doctrine of sabotage sweeps labor ranks.
@ Mar. (22, s1916e>1 ey Mars125, 1916:
A 423589.
Military caste growth great menace of
hour, declares Henry Ford. © Feb. 23,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423210.
Union dues cost iabor $20,000,000 a year.
© Mar. is, 1916 1 co sar, 20:289165
A 423588.
{[Note: The foregoing are in New
York commercial ]
© New York commercial,
York.
RUSSELL (Lillian)
New
* Chicago.
[7754-7786
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Acid
TEULES. OVA S, 1916" Tee Apr. 4;
1916; A 423646.
Cheaters. © Mar. 25, 1916;
Mar. 27, 1916; A 423362.
— Complexions of leather. © Apr. 11,
1916S ® c.eApES 125 1916 A- 423 67T
. Easy way. @© Mar. 20, 1916; 1 e¢.
21, 1916: A 423274.
1
(eA
Mar.
co. Canned fruit and vegetable Hometremedicna. (eu Men 280 1916 -
peck in California for 1915 shows 1 ec. Mar. 29, 1916; A 423431.
expected reduction. (Jn California How, not where, you live. © Mar.
frnit news) [7743 eee a
= 6%,
© Mar. Day 1916; eres. Matiy; 29. In life’s ¢
; —— golden autumn. Woes
1916; A 423413. 1916; 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; A 423532. +
343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(Litlian )*—Contd.
Beauty taiks by Lillian Russell.
women’s exercise. © Mar. 22,
1 c. Mar. 23, 1916; A 423304.
—— Road to adipose. © Apr.
1 ec. Apr. 8, 1916; A 423708.
——— Sluggish skins. © Mar. 24, 1916;
RUSSELL
Lazy
LOG:
Teele 5
1 e.. Mar *25--190G- VAv 4233850.
Unanswered note. @ Apr. 8,
TONGS Ay CHADELO) ALOT Ge ek 3713.
Lillian Russell's beauty hints. Age
beautiful. © Mar. 17, 1916; 1 ec Mar.
18, 1916; A 423178,
Avenue of beauty. @ Mar. 30,
1SUGS es Mar s4, 19162 A> 423487;
be kind to your stomach. © Apr.
3s. ASG] 01. «. Apr 14. ot 9168 GA
423827.
Beauties for beautiful. @ Mar. 14,
1916; 1 ce. Mar. 15, 1916; A 423084.
— Cheeks and thoughts. © Apr. 5,
10163 bb ¢) Apmoe, #906 > Ay 483614.
—— Don’t brush the gums. © Apr. 14,
1916: 1 ie Apr. 45)79916; A 423832:
-—— Floral appetizer. © Mar. 23, 1916;
1 -c. Mar. 24," 1916; A. 423252.
— Following the fashions. © Apr. 6,
P16. te Apr. (6) 1916 fh 42h
—— Half-way women. @ “Mar, 18.
1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916; A 423260.
In tune with the times. Apreyd2:
1916 5h ce Apr. 13) 1906: A. 403829)
—— Line values. © Mar. 13, 1916:
i eheMar. 14,°1916 9 A 4231212
—— Nature lovers. @© Apr. 10, 1916:
be “Apr. 1d, 2016 : A237 76.
————_ Pull ‘the}‘other ean) .@) Mar, 31.
1916; 1 ce. Apr. 1, 1916; A 423492.
—— Sauce for any dish. © Mar. 16,
1916; 1 e& Mar: 17, 1916 ;° A’ 423172.
——- Treat the symptoms. Q Mar. 21;
1916; 1 c. Mar. 22; 1916; A 423299:
—-— Under a bushel. © Mar. 27, 1916;
1 c. Mar. 28, 1916; A 423430.
Wastrels. @ Mar. 29, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 423432
Women workers. © ee
ie. “Apr. 5, 191G= "A> 423582"
My dear, you’re losing your style. ©
Mar. 19, 19165 (Pe Mae 20 TOG:
A 423273.
Plane down those pudgy ankles, says
Lillian Russell. © Mar. 26, 1916;
i GeMar. 27; 19162 A 423429,
Present yourself properly through poise.
4, 1916:
©: Mar. 12; 1916: Tf «. Mar iS) 1otGe
A 423120.
Such a map, he called her face. © Apr.
9, 191654 c. Apr: 10, 1916; A 423773.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
KUSSELL uniform co.*, New York.
Service uniforms and equipments.
cover-title. 32 p. illus. 4to. (Cata-
logue no. 17) [7787
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 « and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426406.
S. co.*, New York. It stays put. [12]
p. col. iilus. 4Smo. [7788
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1916;
aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 429046.
pt. 1 bs. Vas
S. K. F. ball bearing co.*, New York.
Ball bearings as an automobile sales
factor. 70 p. illus., diagrs. 8v¥o.
[T7789
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
21, 1916; A 426799.
)* Milwaukee. Educa-
Cheap insur-
economy. (Jn Casu-
1916) [7790
1916; 1,6 Apres
SACcKHET.” (4h.
tional department.
ance is poor
alty review, Mar.,
©. Mar. 29.
1916; A 423592.
SADLER (William Samuel)* Chicago.
Physical training suggestions. Sheet
printed on both sides, 84 by 54
inches. (Chicago institute of
physiologic therapeutics) [7791
© July 9, 1915;.2 ce. Oct. 16, 1915;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426477.
SAFETY press, inc.*, New York. Fires
in railroad property. (Jn Safety
engineering, Feb., 1916) [7792
Feb. 29, 1916: © Mier ae
1916; A 4238092.
St. HELEN development co. John Car-
ter idea. 16 p. illus. 4to. [7793
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425921; John Carter,
Chicago. "
St. Louris, Mo. St. Louis republic
classified directory, 1916. (Jn St.
Louis republic) [7794
© Mar. 18, 1916; Pf e@ Mass
1916; A 423379 ; Paul Goering & CO.,
St. Louis.
Saint MAatTTHEw’s church.
cover-title, [4] p. 48mo.
Lent, 1916.
$0.05.
[7795
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426082; Practical pub.
CO., Westfield, IN. J.
SALEM laundry co. One of them spells.
Sheet, illus., 10 by 7 inches.
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426 6471: Thrift service,
Boston. .
SALES method co.*, New York. Ad
helps for laundries. cover-title, 52
1. illus., 16mo. (Sunshine series,
v. A) [7797
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 425936.
SALT LAKE City. W. E. Farr’s vest
pocket street directory of Salt Lake
City, Utah. v. 1, 1916. cover-title,
61 p. 24mo. $0.25. [7798
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. Marae
1916; aff. Apr., 1, 1916; A 426997;
William Edward Farr, Salt Lake
City.
. 344
[7796 —
ae
no. 4, 1916
‘ SamMis (John H.)* Los Angeles. Get
busy. Sheet, port., printed on both
sides, 54 by 34 inches. [7799
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1916;
aft. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426866.
Samvet (Aaron)* New York. Joined
together. Sheet, illus., 143 by 17
inches. [TSOO
a © Jan. 15, 1916: 1c. Feb. 14,
1916; 1 ec Feb. 25, 1916; aif. Feb.
93.1916: A 426552.
farm.
advo-
[7861
1916;
Syra-
SANBoRN (N. W.) Poultry and
pt. 2. (Jn American poultry
eate, Apr., 1916)
| © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 8,
A 423681; Clarence C. De Puy,
cuse, N. Y.
New York.
[16] p. illus.
SavuTE products corp.*,
" From soup to nuts.
- (part col.) circular in shape, 33
by 33 inches. - [7802
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
11, i916; A 425905.
Sawarp (Frederick E.)* New York.
Goal trade, 1916. 434 year. 216-p.
; Svo. $2.00. [7803
; Apr. 11, 1916; 2 e. Apr. 14,
\
1916: aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 427691.
SAWYER (Frank M.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Leap frog games. [5] p. folder.
‘ 16mo. [T7804
© Feb. 3, 1916: 2 © and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425397.
Scanpia fish co.*, Duluth, Minn. Re-
cipes for preparing fish. [5] p.
folder. 16mo. [7805
© Jan. 10, 1916: 2 ¢« Jan. 10,
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916: A 4290k65.
ScHeEcK (Morris) Bigger, better busi-
hess. (in Chicago herald.)
[T806-T898
Mannufacturer’s opportunitv. @€ Mar. 16,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 17, 1916; A 423170.
Manufacturer’s problem: production. ©
Moar. ti, 291G>; 1 c, Mar. 18, 1916; A
43173.
Manufacturer’s problem: selling. © Mar.
17, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916; A 423259.
= © J. Keeley, Chicago.
| ScHoEN (Max) Sight reading mate-
‘ rial for graded and ungraded
7 schools. Cincinnati, O., The Willis |
, music company [1916] 23 p. 4to.
: [7809
© Mar. 15, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
y 26, 1916: A 428170; Willis music co..
- Cincinnati.
BOOKS, GROUP Il
TS28
SCHOENBERG bros.*, Chicago. What a
difference it makes. [3] p. Geol.
illus. Svo. [7810
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 © and aff. Oct.
30, 1915; A 425667.
ScHorr (Wilfred) Chile and the
United States. (Natienal editorial
service, serial no. 367) [7811
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 425910; Natl.
editorial service. inc., New York.
Scuuitz (Alfred Theodor)* Mexia,
Tex. Our song of liberty. (Jn Dal-
las morning news) [7812
© Apr 2. 1916: 2 « Apr. 7, 1916:
A 423671.
ScHUSTER (Edw. J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [7813-7816
Feb., 1916. Texas ed. 39 4to.
Dp.
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 425899.
Western ed. cover-title. 200 p.
12mo. $12.00 for 12 mos. © Feb. 28,
$12.00 for 12 mo.
1916; 2-c. ‘and aff: Mar. 3, 1916; A
426462.
Mar 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title,
248 -G=e. 252) p. 12mo. $12.00 for
12 mos. © Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429024.
Texas ed. 39 p. 4to. $12.60 for
12 mos. © Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429168.
stationery co.*,
[7817, 7818
ScH WABACHER-FREY
San Francisco.
Registration guide book. 15 p. i16mo.
50:2" "@ Nee 29. 1915: 2 edan. 3,
| 1916; aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425613.
|
|
Registration guide book, 1916. 3d ed.
5 JIT. p.. “16me.-° $0.25. © Web. -5;
1916; 2 ¢. and- aff. Feb. 11,1916; A
425350.
SEAMAN (William Y.)* Denver. Lure
of Cripple Creek gold. cover-title,
48 p. illus. 12mo. 50.15. [7819
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430091.
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago.
[7820-7828
Bargain counter. Bulletin, no. 168 A.
32 p.--illus. 4to.°-@ Feb. 2, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425493.
— Bulletin no. 171. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. 4to. © Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and
afi. Feb. 16, 1916; A 425492.
Bulletin no. 172. cover-title, 52 D.
illus. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425603.
cover-title, 32 pb.
—— Builetin no. 173. E
| illus. 4to. © Feb. 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Feb. 24, 1916; A 425604.
Bulletin no. 177 cover-title, 52 p.
Bigs avo» ©: Mare MM. I916.22 €
and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 42917T.
cover-titie, 52 p.
HG. «eS Ve. OQ. Mae. 417) 1916;~2 Ee
and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429178.
Bulietin no. 178
349
CATALOGUE OF
7829
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nus), v.88
Continued.
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*
Peerless wall board. [{Goodwall sheet
plaster] [4] p. illus.) 4to. Feb.
TO, 19163) 2° es and” atk, (Mars 916i:
A 426457.
Story of Pilgrim John and Pilgrim Jane.
Card, illus. (part col.) printed on both
sides, 94 by 19 inches. fold. to 8vo.
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16,
1916; A 425491.
Your grocery store. Mar., Apr., 1916.
cover-title, sce p. illus. 4to. © Feb.
2D ANOVAS . and aff. Mar. 10, 1916;
A 426591.
SECURITY ENVELOPE co.*, Minneapolis.
Leatherope [price list]. 17 p. illus.
16mo. [7829
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 4, 1916;
aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425395.
SECURITY TRUST CO. of Rochester’,
Rochester, N. Y. Discretionary
trusts. [11] p. nar. 16ino. [7830
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426615.
SEIDE (Monica)* Los Angeles. Nim-
ble Jack; or, The Fairy who couldn’t
stand still. [6] p. 8vo. $0.35.
[7831
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425617.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [78382-7836
Beautiful in color are gauze like frocks
for spring. @ Mar. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
7, 1916; A 423654.
Buttons, braids, and pockets trim the
April suits. © Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
7, 1916; A 423657.
Cashmere shawls and bonnet strings are
here again for spring. Mar. 12,
1916; 1 c. Apr. 7, 1916; A 423658.
Crinoline skirts and snug bodices are in
form for spring. © Mar. 19, 1916;
1c. Apr. 7, 1916; A 423655.
Hyeuy material found in the new spring
Mar. 26,1916. a cy Apr. 7;
1916: A 423656.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago &
New York globe, New York.
SENECA County, O. Farm journal
rural directory of Seneca County, O.
[1916-1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer
Atkinson company, 1916. 1 p. L,
5-224 p. illus. 8vo. [7837
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 428338; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
SENIOR pupil’s book. [ 7838-7842
1st year course, pt. 3, 4, lessons 27-52
(Apr.—Sept. [1915]) I. J. Van Ness,
editorial secretary, prepared by B. H.
DeMent. Nashville, Tenn., Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention [1915] 2 v. 12mo. (In-
ternational graded Sunday school
lessons, Biblical course; Southern Bap-
tist convention graded series [Senior
department]) $0.07 each, pt. 3. ©
Mar. 10, 1915; pt. 4 @ June 10, 1915;
2 ¢, each and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A
428142, 428143.
gy
oO
SENIOR pupil’s book—Continued.
2d year course, pt. 1-3, lessons 1-39
(Oct. [1915]—June [1916]) I. J. Van
Ness, editorial secretary, prepared ne
L. E. M. Freeman. Nashville, Tenn.,
Sunday school board of the Southern
Baptist convention [1915] 3 v. 12mo.
(International graded Sunday school
lessons, Biblical course; Southern
Baptist convention graded series
[Senior Jee a O07 each.
pt. 1 © Sept. 11, 1915; 2 © Dee.
tS, 1915; pt. 3 © Mar. ee "1916; 2 @
each and aff. Mar. Aa, 1916; is
428144428146.
© Sunday school beard of the
Southern Baptist convention, Nash-
ville.
SENIOR TEACHER’S manual. [7343-7847
1st year course, pt. 3, 4, lessons 27-52
(Apr.—Sept. [1915]) i. J. Van Ness,
editorial secretary, prepared by B. H.
DeMent. Nashville, Tenn., Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention [1915] 2 v. 12mo. (In-
ternational graded Sunday _ school
lessons, Biblical course; Southern Bap-
tist convention graded. series [Senior
department]) $0.13 each. pt. 3
Mar. 15, 1916; pt. 4 © June 18, 1915;
2 ec, each and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A
428147, 428148.
2d year course, pt. 1-3, lessons 1-39
(Oct. [1915]-—June [1916]) I. J. Van
Ness, editorial secretary, prepared by
L. E. M. Freeman. Nashville, Tenn.,
Sunday school board of the Southern
Baptist convention [1915] 3 v. 12mo.
(International graded Sunday school
lessons, Biblical course ; Southern Bap-
tist convention eraded oe [Senior
department]) $0. Be each.
Sept. 8, 1915; pt. 2 © ees 19, "1915;
Dis 3 ©) Mar. 14, 1916; ¢. each and
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 439149 428151.
© Sunday school board of the
Southern Baptist convention, Nash-
ville.
SERVETTE co.*, Boston. Introducing
Miss Serveite, the silent table serv-
ant. 24p. illus. obl. 48mo. (Cover-
title: Wanted, a silent servant to
wait on table) [7848
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 « and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429130.
Srys (Abraham J.)* Grand Rapids,
Mich. Burglar news items. Sheet,
12+ by 8 inches, ~ [7849
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2c. and aft: Apr:
8, 1916; A 430144.
SHarep (Herb E.)* Spokane, Wash.
Sex control in poultry breeding.
chap. 1. (Jn American poultry jour-
nal, Apr., 1916) [7850
(©) Apr. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.” Apr. 5; 2oiae
A 423590.
SHEERIN (Thomas B.)* Dansville, N.
Y. Thomas EK. Sheerin, nurseryman.
cover-title, 48 p. illus. S8vo. [7851
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426093.
46
BOOKS,
no, 4, 19165
SHEFFIELD FARMS Slawson-Decker co.*,
New York. [World-wide search]
[11] p. col. illus. obl. 32mo. [7852
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 14, 1916; A 425937.
SHEFFIELD SILVER CO., inc.*, St. Louis.
Sheffield service pian catalog and
order book no. 7. 32 p. illus. 12mo.
[7853
Wet IOIG- 2 ec. and aff.
©
Apr. 1, 1916; A 426972.
New York.
[7854-TS87T1
Shepard’s Arkansas citations. v. 1, no.
8, February, 1916. Cumulative suppl.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*,
88 p. Svo. $4.00 per year. © Mar.
eta: 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916;
© 427376.
Shepard’s citations of all cases in the
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
poris. Va.%, no;.,.4,. March,
[Cumulative suppl.] 251 i
$4.00 a year. @©@ Mar. 21, 1916;
and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 427698.
and key-num-
Shepard's Dakota citations
ber een
1916.
Svo.- $5.00
06 =e.
A 427380.
_Shepard’s Illinois citations. v. i1, no.
1, Mareb, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.j
re-
1916.
Syo.
oe
pee year.
and aff. Mar. 23, 1916;
J25 p- Svo:. $5.00 a year. © Mar.
45, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916;
A 427700.
Shepard’s Indiana citations. y¥. 8, no. 1,
March, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
288 p. S8vo. $5.00 a year. © Apr.
oe 19IG-) 2 c. and ail. Apr. 13, 1916;
A 427689.
Shepard’s Iowa citations. v. 8, no. 1,
March, 1916. {Cumulative suppl.]
Sis Pp. Svo. $5.00 a year. © Apr.
4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916;
A 427695.
Sheprard’s Michigan citations. vy. 7, no.
4, February, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl] 277 p. Svo. $5.00 per year.
© Mar 8, 1916: 2 «
23. 1916: A 427375.
Shepard’s Montana citations and anno-
raceus, - v. 4, no. 1, March, 1916.
and aft. Mar.
Cumulative suppl. 69 p. Syvo. $4.00
per year. @ Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 427378.
Shepara’s New Jersey citations. v. i,
March, 1916. [Cumulative
. S8vo. $5.00 a year.
epMar: 17. 1916: 2. ¢. ‘and aff. “Apr.
13, 1916; A 427694.
Shepard’s New York miscellaneous cita-
ons. Vv 14, no. 1, March, £916.
nap OVO. $3.00 a year. _ © "AD iee(rs
1G: -2 eC. one afr Apr. 15, 1916:
A 427696.
Shepard’s New York supplement cita-
GROUP II
‘—Centinued.
Carolina citations. Vv.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*
Shepard’s North
3, no. 3, March, 1916. Cumulative
suppl. 112 p. Svo. $4.00 per year.
@ Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
25, 199G6\3. A. 4273tT:
Shepard’s Pennsylvania Superior and
lower court citations. V. no. 2,
April, 1916. Cumulative suppl. 54 p.
Svo. $4.00 a year. Apr. 1, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 427701.
Shepard’s Pennsylvania Supreme court
citations: -yi 1;,;n0. 2, April; 1916.
(Cumulative suppi.] 116 p. Syo.
ao-O0. a year, ©)? Apr: "1. 1916:+-2 e:
and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A’ 427693.
Shepard’s Rhode Island citations. vy. 1,
no. 2, March, 1916. Cumulative suppl.
45 D. 8vo. $3.00 a year. @ Mar. 13,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916:
A 427702.
Shepard’s Texas Cient losis. wee SS ne, 2.
February, 1916. Cumulative suppl.]
286 p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. @ Mar.
4, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 427374.
Shepard’s Washington citations, v. 9,
no. i, February, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 120 p. Svo. $5.00 per year.
@ Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 23,
1916; A 427381.
SuHrIrLey (John Cofer)* Chicago. Thou
lute forlorn. (In Review, Mar.,
1916) [7872
© Apr: 1,.1916; 1 e. Apr. 3,1916;
A 423552.
SsHocuer (A. §8.)* Baltimore. Stu-
dent’s guide. a catechism. Balti-
more, Md.,. The Romm press, incor-
porated, 1916. 39 [1] p. 24mo.
[7873
© Feb. 11, 1916: . and aff. Feb.
P1916 3A: ae
SHOE and leather reporter co.’s pocket
directory of leather manufacturers
for the year 1916. Boston, Mass.,
Shoe & leather reporter co., 1916.
1 p. 1, [7]-192 p. 24mo. $2.00.
[7874
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 25,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 428260;
Shoe & leather reporter co., Boston.
SHot-cun pattern target co. Outer’s
book shot-gun target. Sheet, diagr.,
32 by 37 inches. $0.19. [7875
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 e. Dec. 17, 1915;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 426209; Paul
B. Jenkins, Milwaukee.
Bigger, better busi-
cooperation of retail
(In Chicago herald)
SHUMAN (R. R.)
ness. Willing
merchants.
tions. v. 4, no. 1, March, 1916. Cu- [7876-7878
mulative suppl. 994 p. 8vo. $6.00 Maris 1 19th) © Mar 13271916 > £ ce:
a year. © Apr. & 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 42311T.
Apr. 13, 1916: A 427697. Mar. 14, 1916. @©@ Mar. 14, 19165; 1 e.
Shepard’s New York Supreme court cita- Mar. 15, 1916; A 423083.
tions. v. 14, no. 1, March, 1916. 544 Mar. 15, 1916. © Mar. 15, 1916; 1 c.
p. Svo. $5.00 a year. @© Apr.. 6, Mar. i6, 1916; A 423164.
ae: 2 C: and “aft “Apr. 13, 1916: Z quire
A 427703. © J. Keeley, Chicago.
347
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SIpDWAY mercantile co.*, Elkhart, Ind.
Allwin baby carriages, 1916. cover-
title, 96 p. illus. (part col.) obl.
16mo. [7879
© Dee. 18, 19153.2 ¢ Jan: 3, 1916;
aif. Feb. 26, 1916; A 425668.
Simpson (Orval)* Chicago.
ail kinds. cover-title, 33 p. _ illus.
12mo. [7880
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429164.
Sincnarz (John B.)* Pueblo, Col.
Cowboy’s dream ,opera composed by
Hangers,
Jack Sinclair. Pueblo, Col. [1916]
16 p. port. S8vo. $0.25. [Without
music] [7881
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 428168.
SIncER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
[7882-7885
Additions to and alterations in form
7918, Keb., 1916. cover-title, 12 numb.
1. 8vo. (Form 8332, Mar. 20, 1916)
[Text parallel to binding] @©@ Mar.
23, 1916; 2 ec. and aft. Mar. 27, 1916;
A 429158.
Additions to and alterations in form
8025 etc., Feb., 1916. cover-title, 7
numb. l. 8vo. (Form 8331, Mar. 20,
1916) [Text parallel to binding] ©
Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Mar. 27,
1916; A 429157.
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
chine no. 25-56. 15 p. illus. 8vo.
(Form 8228, Feb., 1916) © Feb. 12,
1916; 2 e. and aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A
425402.
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
chine no. 46—100. 13 p. illus. 8vo.
(Form 8311, Feb., 1916) © Feb. tes
1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 19, 1916;
426240.
SINGER PIANO mfg. co. Instruction
book. Chicago, Ill. [1916] 28 p.
illus. Svo. [7886
© Mar. 27,1916; 2 ec. and aif.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 427470; Chas. E.
Byrne, Chicago.
SINGER SEWING machine co., inc.*,
Elizabeth, N. J. [7887-7891
Singer machine no. 24-57 for making
linings for women’s hats.
p.
illus. Svo. (Form 9414, Mar., 1916)
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aft. Mar.
Zi LOVNG SEA 429159.
no. 62—58 for
hemming window
shades. [2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form
9403, Mar., 1916.) © Mar. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429047.
no. 81-8 for trimming, scalloping
and over-edging lace curtains, ete. [2
p. illus. 8vo. (Form ee Mar.,
1916) @© Mar. 24, 1916; . and aft.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429160. _
tires of automobiles. 2) wp. Sallie:
8vo. (Form 9413 rev., Mar., 1916)
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Mar.
20, 1916; A 429048,
no. 98-3 for sewing treads on used |
pt. 2) ms." 9S
SINGER SEWING machine co. inec.*—Con
no. 98-3 for sewing treads on used
tires of automobiles. [12] p. _ illus.
4to. (Form 9413, Jan., 1916) © Feb.
PAS A906 2" & and aif. Feb. 19, 1916;
A 426241.
SKINNER (Constance Lindsay)* New
York. Autumn dawn, a poem of the
Indian harvest. (In Delineator,
Nov., 1915) [7892
© Oct. 12, 1915; 1 c. Mar. 16,1916;
A 423184.
SrAmA (Lester K.)* Racine, Wis. Get-
ting a raise, or How to proceed to
secure a better position. cover-title,
14 p. 16mo. $0.25. [7893
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
16, 1916; A 425489.
SMALLEY mfg. co.*, Manitowoc, Wis.
Powerful Smalley. Catalogue no.
59, 1916. 36 p. illus. S8vo. (Cover-
title: Powerful Smalley silo fillers)
[7894
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 e and aff.
Feb. 26, 1916; A 425650.
SmitH (G. R.) Great economic value
of 314 eggs in 365 days. (Jn Seran-
ton times) [7895
© Mar. 27, 1916; 1 ¢ Ape as
1916; A 423888; Eugene McGuckin
eo., Philadelphia.
SmitH (George B.)
George B. Smith and Jess Bolton.
Chicago, Freight audit company
[1916] cover-title, 19, [9] p. 8vo.
[7896
© Mar. 19, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 426925;
Freight audit co., Chicago.
How to ship, by
[Smita (M. Marsh) ] [7897-7899
On your travels and week-end trips.
PM 26. Card, col. illus.,— 5% qos
inches. $0.15. Oct. 20, 1915;
©
and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 425693.
When luncheon one has to _ prepare.
PM 31. Card, col. illus., 6% by 5
inches. $0.15. © Nov. 9, 1915; 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 29, 1916; "A 425694.
When you pack in a hurry.
Card, col. illus., 4 ee 6% inches.
© Aug. 2 Dee 1915 . and aff. Feb. 29,
1916; A 425691.
© Arteraft shop, Minneapolis.
[Smira (P. Minturn)] In all thy
ways acknowledge infinite _ life.
Card, 4 by 6 inches. $0.10. [7900
e. and aff. Mar.
Davis & Bond,
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 426610;
Boston.
348
,
1916; A 4238404; Typesetting ma-
chine engineers’ journal, New York.
Souru Georgia farms co.*, West Green,
Ga. South Georgia farms, health
and opportunity. cover-title, [28] p.
illus. Svo. [7905
© Dee. Peta 2 ¢: Dee. 22,
1915; aff. Feb. 28, 1916; A 426401.
SoutrHeERN Pacific co.*, San Francisco.
[ 7906, T907
California beach _ resorts. cover-title,
ae p: illus: Svo. @ Feb. 15, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 426565.
Four gateways to the Pacific coast.
cover-titie, 15 p. illus., maps. obl.
Svo. © Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. S$, 1916; A 426558.
SOUTHERN'S coal notes. v. 2, no. 3, |
Mar., 1916. [4] p. 4to. [7908
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 426928; Edgar Clyde
Mahan, Knoxville, Tenn.
official base ball guide,
1916. 40th year. Ed. by John B.
Foster. New York, American sports
publishing company, 1916. 346, [4]
SPALDING’S
m@ frent., illus., ports., diagr.
iémo. (Spalding’s athletic library.
Group 1, no.1) $0.10. 7909
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916: A 428284: Amer. sports
pub. co., New York
SPECTATOR co.*, New York.
Accident insurance manual,
annual ed. 342 p. 12mo.
Mar. 4, 1916: 2 ¢. and aii.
1916; A 428070.
Farmers as life insurance agents.
24mo. (From The Spectator,
Feb. 10, 1916) @©@ Mar. 25, 191
and afl. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426976.
[7910-7916
1916. 23d
$2.00. ©
Mar. 153,
lp
Y.,
[3
N.
6; 2c
BOCKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916 7924
Snape (L. Fletcher)* New York. | Sexcraror co.*—Continued.
City Ss growth and population. _Un Handy chart of casualty, surety and mis-
New York times) [7901 cellaneous insurance companics in
a : : : 9 America. 1916. T70p. S8vo. 0.25.
© Mar. 19, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 21, © Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 1,
1916; A 423228. 1916 ; A 426977.
Snow (Bonnie E.) & Froehlich (Hugo | “‘Yigus land policies gf American We In
B.)* New York. Industrial art text sur: = Seer 24th annual ed. : 3
books. Authors, Bonnie E. Snow, supp Jan. 15, 1916. 24 D. 12mo.
= : $0.25. © Jan. 3 ray: :
Hugo Froehlich; illustrated by Ca ee a ae ee
George W. Koch. pts. 3, 4. New 495396. i
York, Chicago [ete. ] Prang com- | Policy clauses, conditions and state laws.
pany [1915] 2v. illus. ae ioe os a ere eae oe D.
diagrs. to. [¢902, % and aff. Jan. 29,1916; A 418636,
© Mar, 1, 1916; 2 c. each Mar. 20, Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
. / . . J Ae | = wo e \ = 5 L uy, -
1916; aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A 429015, | companies. v. 10, no. 9, Feb., 1916.
429016. | ree Svo. panes 7) _— 9,
S16 >°2e, and aff. Neb. 12; = LA:
Soper (Benjamin F.) Matrix refer- | 426113.
ence marks. (Jn Typesetting ma- v. 10, no. 10, Mer. eT ight 73580.
. - = rnal. Mar { Svo. $0.25. G Are tek Gec es Ke
chine engineers’ journal, Mar., ne and aff. Apr. 1, 1916: A 426978.
© Mar. 23, 1916: 1 ce Mar. 24,
[Sprnnine (James M.)] Exercises in
derivation and word building, and a
brief history of the English lan-
guage. 47 p. illus... maps. 16mo.
$0.15. [7917
© Feb. 27, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
afi. Mar. 138, 1916: A 425932; United
litho and ptg. cos.. Rochester, N. Y.
SPIRELLA Co., inc.*, Meadville, Pa.
[7918,
Instructions in Spirella corsetry.
5llus.; diagrs. 8vo. © Feb. :
ec. Mar. 1, 1916; aff. Mar.
1816 zis 426741, -
to be rollowed by the
peaenaer ohan giving the newly
ployed corsetiere her first lesson.
pi syve: 7@ Heb. 2274916 > 2 %Ce:
1, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426740.
7919
SpLirporF electrical
INE
Newark,
[7920-7924
Dixie magneto mcdel S 8. 20th century
ignition. cover-title, [8] p. illus.,
Syo. Dees «31, A915 > 2-e
afi. Feb. 29, 1916;
ca->.
mode! 60 for 6 eylinder motors,
model 63 for 3 cylinder motors. 20th
Hee ignition. [12] p. illus., diagrs.
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c¢. Jan. =}
1916: aft. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426963.
model 60 for 6 cylinder motors,
model 63 for 3 cylinder motors. 20th
century ignition. [12] p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. @ Dec. 31, 1915; 2 ec. Feb. 10,
1916; aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426397.
model 80 for 8 cylinder motors.
20th century ignition. [16] p. illus.,
Giagrs. S8vo. © Deesists 4015 352) eG.
Feb. 10, 1916; af. Feb. 29, 1916;
A 426398.
model 120 for 12 cylinder motors.
20th century ignition. [16] p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. Deesssl 1995272: -e.
Feb. 10.) £9163 aff Hebi» 29;; 1916:
A 426399.
o49
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7925
SPOKANE & eastern trust co.
[7925, 7926
Good spenders. a pocketbook story. 14
p. L6mo. ©) Peb.18s 1916: 2c and
af, Mar. 3, 1919; A: 425773.
How you may open a checking account.
© Feb. 19, 1916;
12) ps hs eeSvio:
Bot OFG TA 425772.
2 eo and at. Mar.
© Charies H. Moore, Spokane,
Wash.
STACPOOLE (H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
( g
Chelmsford, Essex, England. Luck
of Captain Slocum: Abkeller. (Jn
Premier magazine, Apr., 1916)
[7927
"©1c. Apr. 3, 1916; A ad int. 2615;
pubd. Mar. 4, 1916.
STAMFORD foundry co.*, Stamford,
Conn. Shipmates. cover-title, 48
[Ay praliis... 12mo. [7928
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1916;
aff. Mar: 11, 1916: A 425933.
Sranparp mail order co.*, New York.
Anniversary bargain book, spring &
summer, 1916. cover-title, 248 p.
ilhis. (part col.) 8vo [7929
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1916;
aff. Feb. 29, 1916; A 426395.
STANDARD SoIL tester co. [7930-7933
Directions. Test with the standard soil
tester. (eesp ee Ws tole Dec:
30, A915 2 and att, Web 12 519116:
A 426108.
Improved standard soil testing outfit.
[4° p. sills. fol?’ "@-Heb.- 1384916;
2 ec. and aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 426110.
Improved standard soil testing outfit.
i . illus. 8vo. (Form no. 5, 5M.)
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 12,
1916; A "426107.
When practice and science go together.
foal ape. whiss) W(partrcol)® olyold:
to, opl, “24mo. “(Bulletin no, )) Te
Hep, 1.) Loe: 2e) and ati. hep. el,
1916; A 426112.
© Max Oscar Reiche, Milwaukee.
STANDARD stained shingle co.*, North
Tonawanda, N. Y. How to lay creo-
dipt stained shingles to give the
wavy, thatched effect. Sheet, illus.,
diagrs. 17 by 11 inches. [7934
© Feb. and aft.
Mar. 20, 1916;
£9, 1OLG.; 42 €,
A 429032.
STANDARD STATISTICS co.*, New York.
[7935-7940
Standard bond descriptions. v. 4, no.
6. cover-title, various paging. 4to
$60.00. @ Mar: 20, 1916; 2 ¢«. and
aft. Mar. 215. °19ii65 Ay 42733:
Standard bond offerings, Mar., 1916,
issue, “Pocket-sizes” Lo opi 13,2675. =p:
12 mo. $60.00. © Mar. 14, 1916;
2¢c.and-aft. Mar: 16, 1916; A. 427278.
pt. 1, nig ae aS
STANDARD STATISTICS Co.*—Contd.
Standard corporation records. vy. 4, no.
6. cover-title, various paging. 4to.
$60.00. © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢« and
aif. Mar. 21, 1916; A 427330.
Standard corporation service sg y.
A 4, no. A-6. ‘cover-tiitle: be
5, 1869-1944 p. Ato. $60.00. =
Mar, 20, 1916; 2c. and ait) Mia
1916; A 427333. -
Standard corporation service daily re-
vised. v. 6. Jan. 1 to Mar. 31,1916:
63 p, 1 p. 1, 1509220207 SiGe
4to. $3.00. @ Apr. 12, 1916: 2.¢
and aff, Apr. 138, 1916; A 427646.
Standard financial digest service. v. A 3,
no. A 6, cover-title, 1p. 1, [8], 2,
4, 673-688 p. +to. $60.00. © Mar.
20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. 21, 1916;
A 427332.
STANDARD varnish works*, Chicago.
Architectural finishes, stains and
enamels. p. 1. [5]-89. 16mo. [7941
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 © and aff.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 429070.
STANDIFORD (William Stuart) * Youngs-
town, Q. Roll and pass layout for
rolling specials. (Jn Blast furnace
and steel plant, Apr., 1916) [7942
© Apr.,1, 1916; 1c. Aprjoetoae.
A 423605.
STARK (William P.) nurseries.
[7943, 7944
Stark trees, gain one
growth. (Jn Country
gentleman, Mar. 11, 1916) @ Mar.
9, 1916; 1 ¢: Mar. 11, 191635, 4 423235:
© William P. Stark nurseries,
Neosho, Mo.
50% lower prices on J. H. Hale peach
trees! 19, [1] p. Hus. 4to.
Mar. 6, 1916;.2 ¢. and ai. Mae es
1916; A 425916.
© William P. Stark nurseries Co.,
Neosho, Mo.
STEHLING (Henry C.)* Milwaukee.
Catechism of Christian doctrine in
verse and rhyme. ist ed. 1916
[Milwaukee, 8S. G. Messmer, 1916]
48 p. 24mo. $0.05. [ 7945.
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425988.
STEINMETZ (Charles P.)
Plant William P.
to two years’
Our growing
favorable trade balance. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial
no. 375) [7946
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425892; Natl. editorial
service, inc., New York.
SrepHEeNS (Anna D.) When Titeena
tried. (concl.) (in Messenger of
peace. Mar., 1916.) [7947
© Mar. 18, 1916; 1 c. Marae
1916; A 423242; Peace assn. of
friends in America, Richmond, Ind.
350
S, GROUP II
BOCK
no. 4, 1916
STEPHENSON (Milton H.)* Boston.
New profession and its great earn-
ing capacity. 8 p. folder. S8vo.
[7948
© Feb. 8, 1916; . and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426065.
De
STERN bros.*, New York. Field of
fashion, spring & summer, 1916.
cover-title, 64 p. illus. 4to. [7949
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1916;
aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 426742.
STEVENS—DaAvIs co.*, Chicago.
[7950, 7951
Blazing the trail in selling. no. 23.
cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] © Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and
aft. Web. 12, 1916; A ‘426111.
Familiarity breeds contempt. no. 24.
cover-title, 2 l. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] @© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 426204,
STEWART (J. N.) jr. Bigger better
business. (/n Chicago herald)
[7952-7954
Cherchez la femme. © Apr. 1916;
1 c. Apr. 4, 1916; A 423645.
Father to the man. © Apr. 5, 1916;
1 c. Apr. 6., 1916; A 423610.
Touching the imagination of the retailer.
© Apr. 4, 1916; fee Apr, S196.
A 423581.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
STEWART (William H.)
York.
Introducing
2
Vs;
jr.*, New
| 7955-7964
the owner to his automo-
bile’s motor. '3. instalments]
New uae Pin je (@) Mar. 5,° 12,
mre; 1 ¢ each Mar. 30, 1916;
423511423513.
Motorist’s oe Ses Solved. Jan. 12,
£9,°26,, Neb: 2, 9; 16, 23, 1916: [7 in-
stalments ] (In? New York Globe and
commercial advertiser.) © Jan,
12—Feb. 23, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 423101-423107.
q SropparD. Try the Stoddard way.
¥ [G6] p. folder, illus. 24mo. [7965
f © Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 16,
: 1916; aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426863:
John C. Burmeister ptg. co., Chicago.
STONEBURN (Frederic H.) [7966-7969
Adopt effective preventive measures to
avoid mortality among chicks. © Mar.
PoetoiG. ta ¢ Mar. 18, 1916: A
423191.
Poultry parasites cause great damage but
may be easily controlled. © Apr. os
#916; 1 c. Apr. 14, 1916; A 423817.
Preserve ezgs now for winter use, a most
desirable poultry house. © Mar. ity
fio: 1 c. Mar. 22, 1916; A 423246.
Put the idie back yards at work reduc-
ing the high cost of living. © Mar.
memrestG: i: ¢ Mar’ 31, 1916;
423461.
[Note: The foregoing are in Phila-
delphia North American |
© Matos advertising co., inc., Phil-
adelphia.
T978
Stout (J. F.)* Austin, Minn. To Em-
maus and back. New York, Cincin-
nati, The Abingdon press [1916]. 22
Dp: 7 12mo0: $0225. [7970
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426868.
Stout (Rex T.)
(In Golfers magazine, Mar.,
Ask the Egyptians.
1916)
[7971
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1916;
| A 4238213; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
| cago.
Strout (W. Oakley)* St. Paul. Un-
natural history beasts and _ birds
from Thereaintno Sichplace, Jungle
of Joshland, by the special artist
for the Gordon hat. [St. Paul] Gor-
don & Ferguson, 1916. 17 p. col.
illus. 12mo. [7972
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 426194.
STRATFORD hotel co.*, San Francisco.
Hotel Stratford best dollar rooms in
San Francisco. [4] p. illus., diagr.
24mo. shaped like dollar mark.
[7973
© EFeb=—16, 1916; 2 ¢ Feb. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 4267438.
Strauss (S. Mildred)* New York.
Dance and life. 22 p. 12mo. [7974
©) Feb, 10) 1916:..2..e¢ Mar, .28,
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 426993.
STRICKLAND (Arthur B)* Providence,
R. I. Revival with a million cen-
verts. Providence, R. I., Providence
revival committee [1915] cover-
title, 13 p. 12mo. (Dead in earnest
series, no. 3.) $0.05. [7975
© Dee. 16, 1915; 2 Jan.
3, 1916; A 417548.
Srrone (J. Embree)* Chicago Heights,
Hk. sstronshurst...~ P12] ps alluss,
ports., maps. 8vo. [7976
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429052.
STroup (E. H.) & co.*, Chicago. Burn
powdered coal. Sheet, illus., diagr.,
printed on both sides. 12 by 84
inches. (Powdered coal bulletin no.
103) [(9t7T
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425565.
1916;
e. and aff.
Strout (Hh. A.) farm agency inc,
New York. Money-making farms.
63 p. illus., port. obl. S8vo. [7978
~ © Mar. 3, 1916; 1’c. and aff. Mar.
22,1916; 1c. Mar. 14,1916; A 429081.
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7979
STvupss buyers directory for the whole-
sale drug, chemical and allied trades,
1916. New York, A. Stubbs [1916]
vii, 356 p. Svo. $3.00. [T9T9
©: Jan. 20, 19162; 2, es, dam, 22,
1916; aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 420735.
Alfred Stubbs, New York.
Suees (Sidney) Why the government
should build, own, and maintain a
system of public highways. 4 p.
illus. 4to. (National highways
assn. ) [7980
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 428120; National high- |;
ways assn., Washington.
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner) [7981-7982
Civilization. [Los Angeles, Cal., Printed
by Standard printing co., 1916] 17 p. |
12mo. © Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. |
Apr. 1, 1916; A 426979. ;
Passed by his past. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 10 p. 12mo. Mar. 15, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429169.
© Thos. H. Ince, Santa Monica,
Cal.
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, Chicago.
Sullivan continuous cutting electric
chain mining machines, class CH.
24 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Circular
no. 63—D. 3d ed.) [7983
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426686. |
SUNBEAM incandescent lamp division,
National lamp works of General
electric co.*, Chicago. How to figure
illumination also a complete cata-
log of western eleciric sunbeam
mazda lamps. 6th ed. cover-title,
20 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. [7984
i) Dec 24 1915: 2 c. Jan 20
1916; aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 417900.
[SUNDERLAND (Charles C.)] Aerial
wire rope conveyors. (In Roebling
wire rope, Apr., 1916) [7985
© Apr. 10, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
A 423797; John A. Roebling’s sons
co., Trenton, N. J.
SuverKrop (E. A.) Manufacturing
British 18 pounder high-explosive
shells. 6. (Jn American machinist)
[7986
(© Mar. ' 23, 1916:°1’e Mar-"S5.
1916; A 423475; Hill pub. co., New
York.
Swirt (Ernest G.)* Detroit. Physi-
cian’s perfect call list and record.
30th ed. 166 [2] (i. e. 234) p. illus.
16mo. $1.50. [T987
‘© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426099.
TAGORE
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
SYNFLEUR scientific laboratories. Mar-
ket report, Novy., 1915. 64 p. illus.
Svo, [7988
© Oct. 29, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425782; Alois von Isako-
vics, Monticello, N. Y.
; TABER (Irving)* Mount Pleasant, O.
Judgment year and how to read the
angels’ dates in the Bible. Sheet,
12 by 7 inches. $1.00. [7989
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 & and aff
Mar. 25, 1916; A 426859.
(Ravindranath)* Calcutta,
India. My reminiscences; tr. by
Surendranath Tagore. (Jn Modern
review ) [7990, T7991
chap 1-3. @© 1 c. Feb. 10, 1916; A ad
int. 2600; pubd. Jan. 10, 1916.
chap. 47. @ 1c Mar. 6, 1916; A ad
int. 2599; pubd. Feb. 10, 1916. i
TappE (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Early Victorian era. (Jn Harper’s
bazar, Apr., 1916) [7992
() Mar. 22, 1916; 1 & Maeaee
1916; A 423339.
Tayzior (Edward C.) Broncho boys’ —
big contract; or, Working for big —
pay. New York city, Street & Smith
[1916] 4 p. L, [5]-316 p. 12 mo.
(On cover: New medal library, no.
843.) $0.15. [7993
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feh.
16, 1916; A 426092; Street & Smith,
New York.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cos.*, Rochester,
N. Y¥. Recipes for favorite candies,
home-made with the Taylor home
candy maker’s thermometer. 30 p.
illus. 16mo.
[7994 —
© Feb. 3, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Feb. ©
19, 1916; A 426221.
TELEPHONE society of the Mountain
States. Educational dept. Substa-
tion practice, pt. 2. Substation in-
stallations, section 8-12. 5-yv. 4to.
(Plant course no. 2)
© Jan. 31—Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and }
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429066. Moun-
tain States telephone & telegraph
co., Denver. :
Terry (J. B.) co. Catalogue no. 5.9
Electrical merchandise. Cedar Rap- —
ids, Ia. [1916] 1p. L, [5]-560 p.
illus. Ato. [7996
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 428290; R. R. Donnelley ~
& sons co., Chicago.
352
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
THEIR married life. (Jn New York
evening journal) | T99T—-SO005
mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 14, 1916: 1 ec.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 423088.
mar. 16, 1916. © Mar. 16, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar 27, 1916; A 423147.
Mar. 22 1916.. © Mar. 22 VEG = xb Ee:
Mar. 23, 1916: A 423309.
moat oy, 1916 © Mar. 23, 19196; 1 «¢.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 423315
Mar. 28, 1916. © Mar. 28, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 29, 1916;::A 423410.
Mar. 30, 1916. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 423470. :
mer Go, 1916. © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
T, 1916; A 423666.
apr. 8, 1916. © Apr. 8, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
¥0;, 1916: A 423714.
Moraes Loto.) @ eipr. 13; 1916; 2. c.
Apr. 14, 1916: A 422804
© Internatl. news service, New
York.
THoMAS (George H.)* San Diego, Cal.
Sunbeams. (J San Diego sun)
[SO0U6
= Mar. 1, 1916; - Mar. 9, 1986;
423211.
THomas (John A.)* Columbus, O.
Thomas system of scientific firefight-
ing. cover-title, 16 p. inel. ports.,
plates. nar. Svo. [ SOOT
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
20, 1916; A 426912.
THomaAS (T. J.)
murdered or
Was Minnie Peters
did she kill herself.
(In Cleveland Sunday leader) [S008
© Mar. 19, 1996: 1c. Mar. 23,
1916; A 423336: Cleveland co., Cleve-
land:
THompson (Oliver S.)* Monrovia, Cal.
Thompson’s new penmanship. Pri-
mary writing. Bk. 1. 2d ed. [44]
p. illus. obl. 24mo. $0.20. [8009
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 © and aff. Jan.
19, 1916; A 426074
THompson’s. Sandwiches. (Jn Chi-
cago daily tribune) [8010
© Mar. 28, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 5, 1916;
A 423572; John R. Thompson co.,
Chicago.
THoMsoN (Jennie L.)* Tunkhannock,
Pa. Word song. Card, printed on
both sides, 62 by 4 inches. $0.10.
[8011
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 © and aff. Feb.
2a, 1916 ; A 425771.
THORNDIKE (Ashley H.) English
theater in Shakespeare’s time. (Jn
New York times. Tercentenary
Shakespearean supplement) ee |
© Apr. 2, 1916; 1c Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423726; New York times cO., aes
York.
aigs+—16—__6
THRIFT service co.*, Rockford, II.
Thrift savings clubs. [Each 2 cards,
4+ by G6 inches. $15.00 per M.
[8013-8028
1 cent progressive. © Feb. 24, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 496426,
1 cent reducing. © Feb. 24, 1916* 2 ¢&
and aff. Mar. Bol9tG: A 426428,
cent progressive. @© Feb. 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426420.
2 cent reducing. @© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢,
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426430.
2 cent progressive. © Feb. 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426427,
29 cent reducing. @© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426431.
10 cent progressive. © Feb. 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426429.
10 cent reducing. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Mar. sh: 1916; A 426434.
10 cents per wk. © Fen. 24, 1916;
bo
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426432,
25 cents per wk. Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢.
©
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426433.
50 cents per wk. @© Feb. 24, 1916;
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426419.
$1.00 per wk. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c.
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426422.
$2.00 per wk. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢.
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426423.
$2.50 per wk. @© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢.
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426424.
$5.00 per wk. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2
aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426421.
$10.00 per wk. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426425.
THROUGH travel guide co. Through
travel guide of North America. 40
p. S8vo. $0.50. [8029
) Mar? 9. S916 ->.2 “e. Mar. EF
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426625;
Edward G. Ward, Swarthmore, Pa.
TIMES - DEMOCRAT, Muskogee. OKI.
What the European war has done to
the prices of drugs. (Jn Muskogee
Times-democrat ) [8030
© Mar. 28, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 81,
1916; A 423459 : Ernest McDaniel,
Muskogee, OkK1.
Troca mill & elevator co.*,
Y. Ti-o-ga horse feed.
(part col.) 16mo.
© Jan. 21, 1916:
24, 1916; A 425616.
TITANIUM alloy mfg. eo.*, Niagara
Falis, N. Y. Titanium aluminum
and other standard bronze castings.
48 p. illus. nar. 8vo. [8032
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
24, 1916; A 425630.
TiITcHE Goettinger co.
ae.
and
and
and
e. and
Waverly, N.
[4] p. illus.
[8031
2 ec. and aff. Feb.
Story of Peter
Rabbit. [7] p. illus. 8vo. $0.15.
[8033
Guia... £2.61916; 2c: Mare?t.
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 429056;
Arthur L. Chilton & Lenore H. Chil-
ton, Dallas.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8034
Tortver (Clarence E.)* Dayton, Tenn.
Warning of patriots. Sheet, illus.
20 by 244 inches. [8034
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429129.
TorBert (Charles W.)* Dallas. Tor-
bert’s improved Texas league base-
ball schedule, 1916. Folded sheet in
cover. 24mn0. $0.01. [8035
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916: A 425988.
Torres (O.) jr. Caligrafo pan-ameri-
eano, cuadernos de escritura, in-
glesa. Ntimero 1-S Nueva York,
D. Appleton y compania, 1916. 8v.
illus. obl. 12mo. $1.50 per doz.
[8036
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
8, 1916: A 426238; D. Appleton & co.,
New York.
TOYCRETE building co.*, Evanston, Il.
Toycrete [8] p. folder. illus. obl.
16mo. [ 8037
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1916;
aff. Mar. 4, 1916; A 425534.
TRAvER jeGhlarrytoiGs)*
Where are the recruits? New York,
Society of constructive defence
[1916] F110} pe. tentows $0.08
[8038
Migs el,
30, 1916; A 426964.
New York.
© Mar.
1916; aff.
14, 1916;
Mar.
Ce
TREE (Herbert)
with tragedy
How humor blends
(as in life) (Jn New
York times, Shakespeare tercen-
tenary, suppl.) [8039
©. Mar. 19, 1916° 1. e. “Mar. , 24.
1916; A 423229; New York times co.,
New York.
Trew (Eva)* Seattle. [S040, 8041
How to play Trew’s color music. Seattle,
Wash., Color music co. 1916. 28 p.
illus. S8vo. (cover-title: Trew’s color
music; ten songs can he played by
anyone in any key.) @© Mar. 14, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 20. 1916; A 429087.
Trew’s color music. cover-title. [4] p.
col. illus. fol. (Technical series no.
1, Key-note clock) $2.50. @ Mar.
11, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Mar. 20, 1916;
A 429038.
TRUST BOOK & credit co.*,
Mo. Credit reference and trust book
for Buchanan County, Mo., 1916.
23d ed. 780 p. 12mo. $25.00.
[8042
and aff. Apr.
St. Joseph,
© Mar.
1, 1916;
Zo, LOLGs 2 C;
A 427492.
pt. 1, nes, eee
fRust co. of Wyoming County.
Money message, how to deposit with
is by maih- gdh; [LjepHh Bene
| 8043
© Feb. 17, 1916: 2 © and aff. Feb.
19, 1916; A 426219; George Pratt
Culp, Rochester, N. Y.
TWELVE point calendar. 1916.
Shect, 94 by G inches. [ 8044
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426570; Richard ae
O’Connor, Portland, Ore.
April,
Tyner (Parker Rockwell)* New York.
Tyler course. 14 p. illus. S8vo.
[8045
© Mar. 11, 1916: 2° € Mar ae
1916; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 426965.
User Jand und meer.
bd. [Each illus. fol.] [8046, 8047
nr. 22. -@ Feb. :23;' 19462 -1ten Mara.
1916; A—Foreign 13523.
nr. 23. (©) Mar. 1. 19G sieeve,
1916; A—Foreign 13524.
© Deutsche verlags-anstalt, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
Jahre. S82 0885S
27,
UNDER-FEED Stoker co. of America*,
Chicago. Jones stoker [catalog]
cover-title, 31, [1] p. illus., diagrs.
4to. [S048
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
7, 1916; A 425848.
UnpbrERWoop (Drury) Top ’o the morn-
ing. (In Chicago herald)
[8049-8076
@, Mar. 22; 19i6isaigic
1916; A 423110.
14, 1916. © Mar. a T91G Si
15, 1916; A 42308
15, 1916. °“@ Mar: me
16, 1916; A 423166.
1916. @©@ Mar. 16,
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423168.
Mar. 17, 1916. ©: Mar. 77 fone=
Mar. alice 1916; A 4238175.
Mar, 28-1916) °@ Mar 13)
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423257.
Mar. 19, 1916. @ Mar. ‘19,
Mar. 20, 1916; A 423261.
Mar. 21, 1916... ©. Mar:,24,
Mar. 22, 1916; A 423295.
Mar., 22, 1916. @© Mar. 22,
Mar. 23, 1916; A 4238300.
Mar. 23,:1916. © Mar: 23,
Mar. 24, 1916; A 423348.
Mar. 24, 1916. © Mar. 24,
Mar. 25, .1916; A 423354.
Mar? 25,-1916. -"@° Mar. "25,
Mar. D7, 1916; A 423358.
Mar. 26, 1916. © Mar. 26,
Mar. 27, 1916; A 423440.
Mar. 28, 1916. © Mar. 28, 1916; 1 c.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 423447.
Mar. 12, 1916.
Mar. 13,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16,
1916s a es
191-63" desc:
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1916 > ee.
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304
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
S095
UnNDERWoop (Drury )—Continued. UNITED ENGINEERING & foundry co.*,
Mars 29) 1916) '.@ Mar: 29, 1916:.1) c.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 423449.
Meare so. 1916. © Mar. 30, 1916; 1. «¢.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 423485.
Mare. t) 1916, °@ Mar... 31; 1916; 1 ce.
Apr. 1, 1916; A 423490.
eerie ore.) ©. Apres 1,°1916; £ e.
Apr os, 19'G; A 423529.
mae. +, 1916. ‘© Apr, 4, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
By 1916; A 423580.
Pittsburgh. High-speed steam-hy-
draulic forging presses, single-lever
control, intensifier type. 47 p.
illus.. diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin F.)
[S082
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
26, 1916: A 425681.
Apr. 5, 1916. © Apr. 5, 1916; 1 c. Apr. | Unrrep STATES GRAPHITE Co.*, Saginaw,
6, 1916; A 433607.
Ape G, 1916 @ Apr. 6, 1916; 1.¢c. Apr.
fe 1916; A 423648.
Ape. 7 1916.. © Apr. iC) AOUG Ey tC Apr:
8, 1916; A 423704.
Burs, '91G. © Apr. 8, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
a0, £996 $A) 423711.
meee 9. 1906. .@ Apr. 9, 191635 °'1 ¢. Apr.
10, 1916; A 423772.
meres? 6916... ©, Apr..11, 19163°1 c.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 423780.
mee tot. © Apr. 12, 1916;'1 ec.
Apr. LS 1916; A 423818.
ee te tote. .@ Apr. 13, 1916; 1 ¢
Apr. 14, 1916; A 423824.
mpre tt, 1916. .@ Apr. 14,1916; 1 ¢
Apr. 15, 1916; A 423828.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Mich. [8083-8087
Care of traction boilers. 20 p._ illus.
L6mo. “@ Deer 25, 1915; 2 ¢. Keb. 24,
1916; aif. Mar. 6, 1916; A 425805.
Don’t wreck your engine. (In Power
Farming. Apr., 1916) @i Apert 3.
1916; 1 ¢ Apr. 17,1916; A. 423672.
In the course of reasoning. (Jn National
engineer, Mar., 1916) © Mar. 1, 1916;
fees Mar, 25, 19163 A 423330.
U. 8S. G. co.’s Mexican boiler graphite.
(In National engineer, Feb., 1916) ©
Feb. 1, 1916; 1c. Mar. 25, 1916; A
423329.
U. S. G. co.’s Mexican graphite paint.
(Jn Practical engineer, Mar. 15, 1916)
@ Mar 10 1916: te." Mar. 24.7491G6%;
A 423327.
UNIVERSAL BUREAU. Personal contract,
UNDERWRITERS realty co.*. New York.
Prosperity boom all over country
coming to stay. [8] p. illus. (part
col.) fol. [SOTT
© Feb. 8, 1916: 2 «. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916: A 426083.
UNION SAVINGS systems co. Strong de-
fense. Card, printed on both sides,
international commercial guarantee
of credit. Form no. 1-3. 3 sheets,
printed on both sides. 184 by 83
inches. SOS8—8090
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. each Feb. 7,
1916: aff. Feb. 7. 26. 1916: A 426479-
426481; James Henr y Hall & Harold
isen Weber, Minneapolis.
3 by 54 inches. [S078 | UNIVERSAL SAFETY standards co.*, Phil-
era 20, 1916552 “e: -Jan. 225;
1916; aff. Mar. 7. 1916: A 480089;
Ira W. Arnold, Lancaster, Pa. |
UNION SpRINGS specialty co.*, Union
Springs, N. ¥. Rules for practical
bait casting. 6 p. folder. 16mo.
[S079
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
4,1916; A 425788.
adelphia. [8091-8093
Help to make this plant safe. 3 [1] p.
24amo- $0:09: (“@ Heb: t; 1916 3c:
and aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 426070.
Here’s what.we are after: a safe shop,
no accidents, no time lost, universal
Safetys Sh). p. 2 24mo! $0.01. ©
Feb. oe iG 2 ef and=atee step. 10,
1916; A 426069.
What you can do for safety in this plant.
Spt lowe /24m0i15S0.01. “Ct rep: T,
1906: 2Qve. and) afeelhebs 10) 1916: A
426071.
Unmack (William)* San Francisco.
Unit construction co.*, Philadelphia.
Unico system for demonstration of
talking machines and pianos. [8] p.
illus. fol. [S080
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426771.
UNITED COMMERCIAL underwriters,* |
Altoona, Pa. U. C. U. efficient serv-
wer 431. fol. $25.00. | SOS1
©. Oct. 27, 1915; 2c. Feb. 29, 1916: |
aff. Nov. 2, 1915: A 425703.
Bill Unmacek’s sports almanac and
records book, 1916. 111 p. _ illus.
24mo. $0.10. {S084
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
21, 1916; A 426802.
[Visas «GH. Si) sons:}). LEwisting, in
life assurance, ne. 16. [4] p. i6mo.
$5.00 per 1000. {8095
© Feb. 28. 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426463; Henry S. Vail,
Chicago.
CATALOGUE
S096
OF CCPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, B.S., Voie
New York.
| SO96—8098
Ife wanted to make sure the varnish was
yalspar. Mar. 11, 1916. (in Satur-
day evening post, Mar. 11, 1916) ©
Mar. 9, 1916-7 ¢. Mar. (5,2 1916 >A.
423282.
Little imitators, a valspar story. (In
Saturday evening post. Apr. 8, 1916)
@ Apr. 6, 1916: fe Apr. BS T9i6e= A
423683.
Your boat. [6] p. folder. illus. | Svo.
© Jan:.29, 1916: 2 '¢ and att, Feb. 1),
VALENTINE & CO.*,
1916; A 425355.
VALLENS (Hugene)* New York. What
constitutes a mild cigar. (in To-
bacco ) [S099
© Mar, 16,4916" oC oMar. 22.
1916; A 423241.
VAN NostraAnp (Alonzo G.)* Charles-
town, Mass. Dozen tasty dishes
originated by a dozen famous chefs.
14 p. illus., ports. 16mo. [8100
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425784.
Van Tassert (Chas.)* Bozeman, Mont.
Montana, the treasure state. Post-
eard, illus. $0.10. [8101
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425760.
VAN W AGENEN (IXate) Modern
speller. Book 1, 2. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1916. 2v. illus.
12mo. £8102, 8103
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 427335, 427336;
Maemillan co... New York.
VERSTEEG (Melvina Matson)* Los An-
geles. [8104-8107
Evening twilight. Sheet, 11 by 83
inehes. @ Mar. 18, 49165 2 e«. and
aff. Mar. 25, 1916-3; A 42687.
Love’s power. Sheet, 11 by 8% imches.
Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426875.
Morning greeting, Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. “@ Mar. 18, 19163 2) ¢ ‘and
aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426876.
Twilight thoughts. Sheet, 11 by 84
inches. @ Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ ‘and
aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 426878.
VESSELS owned on the United States
Pacific coast exclusive of the Philip-
pine Islands, 1916. [San Francisco,
Cal., Commercial news pub. Co.,
1916] cover-title, 167 p. obl. 24mo.
[8108
©). Mari 27 196 on er ae oe,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 428131;
Commercial news pub. co., San
Francisco.
eee
VIAVI co.*, San Francisco. Viavi in
Pennsylvania. Philadalphia, Pa.,
The Eastern Viavi co. [1916] cover-
title, 32 p. 16mo. [8109
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Mar. 28, 1916; A 4269138.
Vinsack (Gladys Brace)* Pittsburgh.
And the devil laughs. Synopsis.
New York, E. Benson, 1915. 2 p. L,
2-7 numb. |. 4to. 18110
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426862.
Wank (Joseph H.) & Sylvester (Hm-
ina)* New York. Graded readers.
Primer. Boston, London [ete.] Ginn
and company [1916] 128 p._ illus.
(part col.) 12mo. $0.35 [8111
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428607.
WAGGAMAN (Mary TT.) Sandy Joe.
New York, Cincinnati [ete.] Ben-
ziger brothers, 1916. 208, 15 p. inel.
front. 12mo. $0.85. {8112
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 427306; Benziger
bros., New York.
WaGNeR (Harry D.)* Philadelphia.
To the public we present this pam-
phlet of descriptions of the modern
dances as taught in the Wagner
school of dancing. [6] p. folder.
16mo. (Wagner school of dancing)
[8113
© Mar. 18,1916; 2.6) apd
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426790.
WaAGStTAFFS*, Atlanta. Biggest value
ever offered in the history of bank
advertising. Sheet, illus., 23 by 33
inches. $5.00. [8114
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ Feb..24
1916; aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A 425984.
Henius research laboratory,*
Chicago. Brannew, a new beverage.
cover-title, 10 p. 16mo. [8115
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 426891.
WaLpRon (George B.) Memory wor-
ship in the Sunday school. Boston,
New York [ete.] The Pilgrim press
[1916] ip.1L,p. 5-22. 12mo, *}SaiG
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 426982; Congregational
Sunday school & pub. society. Boston.
WAHT,
WALKER (Dailey Jerome)* Waterloo,
Ia. Poultry troubles. cover-title,
16 p. 16mo. [8117
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 425670.
306
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
WALKER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. Mar. 15-18, 20-25, 27.
{11 instalments | (Jn St. Louis
times ) [S118
© Mar. 13-18, 20-25. . 1916; Bee:
each Mar. 29, 1916; A o3e 23; Ger-
man-American pr ess assn., St. Louis.
Wacker (William W.)* Aurora, III.
Mental practice. Pocket ed. cover-
title, 23 p. 16mo. (Plain talk se-
ries, no. 1.) $0.25. [8119
© Jan. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb.
16, 1916:
afi. Mar. 1, 1916; A 426390.
WaANAMAKER (John)* Philadelphia.
Photographs, 11th annual exhibition,
Mar. i-7, 1916. cover-title, [40] p.
illus. obl., 24mo. [S120
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2
15, 1916: A 426674
ec. and aff. Mar.
York. Suc-
16 p. illus.,
(Cover-title: Money. how
[8121
2 c. and aff. Feb.
WakpD systenis co.*, New
cessful fund raising.
port, Svo.
to get it)
© Feb. 7. 1916:
10, 1916: A 426073.
WATERHOUSE (A. H.) Quarterly uni-
form test and review questions pre-
pared by Superintendent A. H. Wa-
terhouse. Series 7. set no.
= Feb., '
1916. 1915-1916. Sheet 154 by 36.
inches. 30.12. [8122 |
© Feb. 9, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
17, 1916; A 426211: University pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb.
Warts (Burchard L.)* St. Louis.
Fall of Meliss. Sheet. 12 by 5
inches. 80.25. [8123
© Jan. 10, 1916: 1 ¢. and aff. Mar.
ee, 1916; 1 ©. Jan. 12, 1916; A 425935.
Weaver (J. Le Roy) Sanitation and
its relation to public health; a seri-
eus problem in schoel hygiene. [8]
p. S8yo. [$124
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916:
aff. Mar. 8, 1916: A 426564: Theo. B.
Robertson soap co., Chicago.
Werescs (Ariand D.)* Fargo, N. D.
Mind of the citizen. 4. (Jn Amer-
ican journal of sociology. Mar., 1916)
[8125
eyo har 31, 1916; 1 e¢. Apr. 6,
1916: A 423604.
[WeicELE (Hal J.)] Congratulations
pass ‘em ‘round. Sheet. 93 by 52
inches. [8126
Dec... 22, , 3915- 2 «c... and aff.
Mar. 2. 1916; A 425739; Sentanel
remedies co., Cincinnati.
35
$167
WELCKER (Adair)* Berkeley, Gul.
After-Armageddon prayer. 15 pp.
12mo. $0.25. [8127
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425696.
WELETMER (Sidney A.) Suggestive
therapeutics; a complete’ corre-
spondence course in psychology,
WENTWORTH
WERMUTH
general philosophy, suggestive thera-
peuties and right living, together
with complete lesson outlines. Sec-
tion 26. New rev. ed. cover-tiitle,
p. 299-307. fol. $5.00. [8128
@ Feb: 28; 191652 c. Mar: 10,
1916; aff. Mar. 11, 1916; A 425901;
Weltmer institute of suggestive
therapeutics, Nevada, Mo.
[8129, $130
Libro 2. Por
(George )
Aritmética moderna.
Jorge Wentworth y David Eugenio
Smith. Boston, Londres, Ginn y
compania [1916] vy. 298 p._ illus.
i2mo. (Serie matematica Wentworth
y Smith) $0.48. © Mar. 10, 1916;
> (C2 and jai Mar. 31 191G- A AQS396.
© George Wentworth, Brookline,
Mass., & David Eugene Smith, New
York.
New York city arithmetic. Grade 1-8.
By George Wentworth. David Eugene
Smith and Albert Shiels, Boston, Lon-
don [etc.] Ginn and company f1976]
Svo. illus. (part col.) 12mo. (Went-
worth - Smith mathematical series)
Grades 1, 6, 7, 8S © Apr. 13, 1916;
grade 2 © Apr. 10, 1916; grades 3,
4.5 _@., Mar. 25,1936; . 2..e:..eacn
and aff. Apr. 19. 1916: A 428582.
© George Wentworth, Brookline.
Mass.. David Eugene Smith. New
York, Albert Shiels. New York.
(William Charles)
trained man. Chicago,
institute [1916] 168
ports. Svo.
© Mar. 9, 1916 ; 2c. Mar. 11, 1916;
aft. Mar. 20, 1916: A 429008; Black-
stone institute, Chicago.
Law
Blackstone
p. plates,
[8131
WERNER (W.)* Chieago. [8132-8167
April weather. © Apr. 7, 1916; 1 ce.
Apr. 10. 1916; A 423700.
Banker's chill. © Mar. 15, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 423152.
Birth of a notion. @ Mar: 18, 1916:
1 ec. Mar. 20, 1916; A 423219.
Bond-baking in Chicago. © Mar. 11.
—~l
1916; 1 -e. Mar. 15, 1916; A 423095.
Cockles of his heart. © Mar. 16, 1916;
1 c. Mar. 18. 1916: A 423186.
Diffident David. © Mar. ee 1986; 1 ¢.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 433153
Duplicity of pa. © Mar. 13, 194G >, Dc:
Mar. 15, 1916; A 423096.
Her great desire. © Mar. 27,
Mar. 29, 1916: A 423418.
Hilda es and the stork. © Apr.
1916; 1 c. Apr. 6, 1916; A 423600.
19aG- 1 e:
4,
WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
In the cactus patch. © Mar. 29, 1916;
1c. Mar. 31, 1916; A 423468.
Judith entertains. @ Mar. 23, 1916;
1c. Mar. 25, 1916; A 423344.
Just neighbors. @ Mar. 28. 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 380, 1916; A 423460.
Laggard. @© Mar. 25, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27,
1916; A 423384.
Lake made to order. © Mar. 14, 1916;
1 ec. Mar. 16, 1916; A 423128.
heracy. -@ Apr. 12, 19163 t-e) Apr 14,
1916; A 423808.
Little widow. @© Apr. 5, 1916; 1c. Apr.
7, 1916; A 423669.
Mad June. © Mar. 17, 1916; 1 c. Mar.
20, 1916; A 423221.
Maiter of appearance. @ Mar. 10, 1916;
1c. Mar. 15, 1916; A 423093.
Matter of disposition. © Mar. 31, 1916;
1 ey Apr. 3, 19162 A. 423549.
Mediator... -@:, Mary. da, 1916i% J e.. Mar.
15, 1916; A 423094.
Miracle of the red ear. @ Anr. 11, 1916;
1 cApri13, 1916374 422791
Miss Shader’s Kate. © Apr.
1c. Apr. 8, 1916: A 423551.
Missing guest. © Mar. 14, 1916;-1 ec.
Mar. 16, 1916; A 423127.
Mountain laurel. @€ Mar. 21, 1916; 1c.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 423290.
Myra’s chance. @ Mar. 20, 1916; 1 ec.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 423244.
One and— @© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 ec. Apr.
5, 1916; A 423594.
Rose pink and crystal. © Apr. 13, 1916;
1c. Apr. 15, 1916; A 423847.
Search for the tin box. © Apr. 8, 1916;
1c. Apr. 10, 1916; A 423703.
Setting a standard of living. Mar. 13,
AStGS © Marl as, 19toe ic Mar. 15;
1916; A 423097.
—— Mar. 20, 1916. © Mar. 20, 1916;
1c. Mar. 22, 1916; A 423245.
Some misconceptions regarding bonds.
@ Apr.) 4;, 49165 1 e. Apr 2VIOiG; A
423550.
Taught Mary Ellen to plav. @ Mar. 18,
1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916: A 423220.
Uprising in the kitchen. © Mar. 22,
1916; 1 ce. Mar. 24, 1916; A 423326.
Veteran. © Mar. 30.1916: 1°-c. Apr. 1,
1916; A 423480.
Whirl. @ Mar. 24, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1916; A 4233885.
Worth while. @ Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢ Apr.
8, 1916: A 423682.
Tako:
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
WESTERMANNS monatschefte. [Each
illus. 4to. [8168-8172
58. jahrg. hft. 12, aug., 1914. © Aug. 1,
1914; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916; A—FYoreign
13603.
59. jahrg. hft. 1, sept.. 1914. © Sept.
1, 1914; 1c¢. Apr. 8, 1916; A—Foreign
13624.
o9. jahbrg., hit: 2, okt., 1914. .@ Oct.
1, 1914; 1 c. Apr. 8. 1916: A—Foreign
13625.
59. jahrg. hft. 3, nov., 1914. @ Nov. 1,
1914; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916: A—Foreign
13626.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
WESTERMANNS monatschefte—Contd.
59. jahrg. hft. 4, dez.. 1914. © Dec. 1,
1914; 1 ¢@ Apr. 8. 1916: A—Foreign
13627.
© George Westermann, Braun-
schweig, Germany.
WESTERN fiduciary co.*, Denver. Busi-
ness literature. Sheet, 15 by 8
inches. fold. to 8vo. [8173
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
4, 1916; A 425757.
WESTHOFF (George Henry)* St. Louis.
Mouth and the teeth. [81] p. 16mo.
[8174
© Jan. 18, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 22,
1916; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 426968.
WESTINGHOUSE traction brake ¢o.*,
Wilmerding, Pa. Part catalog no.
T 3504-1, suppl. 8. D-1-H motor
driven air compressor. Jan., 1916.
7, [1] p. illus., diagrs. 4to. [8175
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 425394.
WHEELWRIGHT (William B.)* Boston.
Short talks on paper. Pt. 1. (Jn
Printing art suggestion book, Mar.
1916.) [8176
© Mar. 11, 1916; 1c Maceo
1916; A 423157.
WHITE (EK. G.) Do you know a little
maiden. R C1. Pocket, col. illus.,
4% by 6 inches. $0.25. [8177
© Aug. 23, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
29, 1916; A 425695; Artcraft shop,
Minneapolis.
Wuitre (EK. H.) Dispenser & carbo-
nator. April showers. (Jn South-
ern pharmaceutical journal, Apr.,
1916) [8178
© Mar. 31, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 3, 1916;
A 423541; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
Wuite & Kemble, New York. White
& KIkemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages, Chesapeake & Ohio
railway company. 14 p. _ front.
(fold. map) fol. $10.00. [8179
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1916;
aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 427503.
WHITMAN (Stephen)* New York.
Children of hope. chap. 16-18. (In
Century Apr., 1916) [8180
©) Mar. 18, 1916: 1 c Mar, 27
1916; A 4238234.
308
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 4, 1916
WHOo’s wWHo ALonG the North Shore;
being a register of the noteworthy,
fashionable and wealthy residents
on the North shore of Massachusetts
Bay. [8181, 8182
For the summer of 1912. Salem, Mass.,
The Salem press co., 1912. xxxy, [6],
3—367, [5] p. illus., maps. 8vo.
$5.00. © July 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 13,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 428499.
For the summer of 1913. Salem, Mass.,
The Salem press co., 1913. xxxiv, [6],
soot, fD>) |p. illus., maps. Svo.
oo. ©) duly 13.1913 ;)2 e. Apr. 13,
19165 aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 428498.
© Albert W. Dennis, Salem, Mass.
WHO’S WHO IN BASEBALL. Ist ed.,
1916. New York, N. Y., Baseball
magazine company, 1916. [86] p.
16mo. [8183
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10. 1916; A 418757; Baseball maga-
zine co., New York.
WicuiTa, Kan. Polk-McAvoy direc-
tory company’s Wichita city direc-
tory, 1916. [v. 26] Wichita, Kan.,
Polk-MeAvoy directory company,
1916. 780 p. S8vo. $7.00. [8184
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916; A 427241; Polk-McAvoy
directory co., Wichita, Kan.
WIEGAND (Nelson McKay)* Syracuse,
N. ¥. Ghosts of ’76 and eighteen
twelve, by Paul Revere. [pseud.]
[4] p. fol. [8185
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426756.
WIGHTMAN (Lulu)* Los’ Angeles.
Menace of prohibition. 32 p. port.
12mo. $0.10. [8186
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429062.
Wirper (G. H.) Just a word about
your health. 12 ecards, col. illus.,
printed on both sides. 53 by 10
inches. [8187
© Feb. 1, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916;
aff. Jan. 3, 1916; A 426393; Osborne
co., Newark, N. J.
Witp (J. F.) & co. state bank.
~ [8188, 8189
Knock your life insurance problems in
the head with the Thrift insurance
clubs [Gl p: “folder: illus. 16mo.
$6.00 per M. © Feb. 24, 1916; 2 «@.
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2 e. and afi. Mar. 1,.1916; A 426436.
© Thrift service co., Rockford, Il.
8208
WILDER (Frank C.) [8190, 8191
Swing around the circle of Bull Hill.
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A 423399.
Tungsten—What? Where? Why? © Apr.
1, 1916; 1 « Apr. 4, 1916; A 423568.
[Note: The foregoing are in mining
investor. |
© Mining investor pub. co., Den-
Mer.
WILLARD (Jess) [8192-8194
Bat Nelson’s liver punch brought him
light weight crown. @© Mar. 26, 1916;
Pe. Mary 27, 19tG = Al 423367.
Boxing should be part of every boy’s
education. @© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ¢: Apr.
3, 1916; A 423558.
Use of fists is game for men only—Boys
should learn boxing. © Apr. 9, 1916;
EL ce Apr: 10, 1916; AW423 717:
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York American. ]
© A. Merritt, New York.
WiiuiAMsS (Charles W.) & co.*, New
York. Boxed wisdom, no. 1. Card,
94 by 4 inches. [8195
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
aff. Feb. 11, 1916; A 425372.
WILLIAMS’ (Nathaniel G.)* Colton,
Cal. Molly and the _ tenderfoot,
Synopsis. [29] p. 16mo. [Motion
picture scenario. ] [8196
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426687.
WiILLiAMson (William F.)* Sapulpa,
Okla. Safety first. Carelessness.
Sheet, 74 by 6 inches. [S197
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425904.
Wiis (W. P.) & co.*, New York. As
seen by Willis no. 11. [4] p. illus.
Ato. [8198
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426408.
WILMINGTON, Del. Wilmington city
directory and business gazetteer for
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914 p. front. (fold. map) 8vo.
$8.00. [8199
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
22, 1916; A 428206; Eastern direc-
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Witson (Carolyn) [8200-8208
Birth of child is encouraged by German
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1916; A 4238201.
German women bear share of war’s bur-
dens. © Mar. 16, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 20,
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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Wirtson (Carolyn )—Continued.
Germans depend on railways of Turkey
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20, 1916; A 423204.
Germany divided on question of seeking
peace. © Mar. 24, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 27,
1916; A 423364.
Germany faces grave problem in food
lack. @ Mar. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 16,
19163; A. 423722.
Germany looks to China for future trade.
© Mar. 17, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916;
A 4232038.
Germany wants to aid Poland; blames
Russian -@-= Man, 24 O46. 4) ¢.- Maz.
23, 1916; A 423307.
Irish soldiers train to fight in German
amy. ~@ Mame2Z0s 1916 2 14ey ec. Mar:
235, 1916; A 423506.
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© Tribune co., Chicago.
Witson (G. H.)* Portland, Ore.
Course in conversational and com-
mercial Spanish for business people.
37 numb. |. 16mo. [8209
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 425884.
Wirson (G. Hepburn) * New York.
[8210, $211
Fable of the old carpenter. Sheet, 11
by 82% inches. © Feb. 19, 1916; 2 c.
Feb. 26, 1916; A 429084.
Vital issue to American dancing teach-
ers: «48, 1... A hoe {Text parallel to
binding] Keb: 9, 1916: 2 c. Web: 26,
1916; A 429085.
Witson (Gertrude) Faith. Boston,
Mass., Davis & Bond [1916] [8] p.
16mo. $90.25. [8212
© Feb: 12,1916; 2 c:-and aft. Mar.
10, 1916; A 426612; Davis & Bond,
Boston.
WiLtson (Verne J.)* Waterloo, Ia.
Love or money? Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [82138
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2:e. Mar. 6, 1916;
aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 426797.
Wine seed co.*, Mechanicsburg, O.
Wing’s seed book, 1916. cover-title,
95 [1] p. illus. 8vo. [8214
© Dee. 21, 1915; 2 «¢. Feb.
14, 1916; A 425421.
WunsHip Boit & co.*, New York. Har-
and aff.
vard mills and Mérode fine gauge
1 x 1 stitch underwear. [28] p.
illus. Svo. [8215
© Jan.,.25, 19165 -2 .c., Web. 24,
1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426478.
WISCONSIN TELEPHONE CO.*,. Milwau-
kee. Milwaukee Bell telephone di-
rectory. Feb., 1916. 215, [2], 119
[1] p. 4to. [8216
Feb. 26, 191916; 2 c@ and aft.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426594.
WISCONSIN (UNIV. oF) Extension
div.*, Madison, Wis. Practical
course in concrete. Course 430,
Assignment 1-10. 1st ed. 10 v.
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papers for home study, industrial
education series.) $5.00. [8217
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 © and aff. Mar.
3, 1916; A 426466.
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41. maps. S8vo. [Text parallel to
binding] [8218
© Jan: 24, 1916+ 1 ‘e “Janes
1916; 1c Feb. 1, 1916; aff. Feb.
141, 1916; A 425379.
WoHLFARTH (Julia H.) Centennial
speller, by J. H. Wohlfarth, in eol-
laboration with Orville C. Pratt,
and E. B. Wetherow. Yonkers-on-
Hudson, N. Y., World book com-
pany, 1916. 192 p:”_ i2me: [8219
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 6,
WiITHAM
Conn.
phy tests.
1916; A 427545; World book co.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
WOLLENSAK optical co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Catalogue of photographic
lenses and shutters, 1916-1917. 35,
[1] p. illus. S8vo. (Cover-title:
Wollensak Jenses and shutters)
[8220
©-Feb. 28,° 1916 > 2)\c) Same Sera
Mar. 1, 1916; A 426455.
WoMAN’S World magazine co., inc.*,
Chicago. Keep fertile eggs under
your setting hens. Sheet, illus.
(part col.) printed on both sides,
94 by 6 inches. [8221
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 425992.
Wonpbo supply co.*, Brooklyn. Making
money in the movie mint. cover-
title, [8] p. 24mo. $0.25. [ 8222
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
10, 1916; A 426066.
Woon (J. R.) & sons,* New York.
J. R. Wood & sons, diamond cutters,
wedding ring makers, gold filled
watch case makers. 1916. cover-
title, 32 p. illus. 8vo. [8223
©) *Mar. 18) 2916 :2 > saga
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426798.
WoopwortH (Myron Silas)* Sullivan,
Mo. My heart’s desire. [3] p., 2 1.
12mo. [8224
© Jan. 3, 1916: 2c. Feb. 8, 1916;
aff. Feb. 23, 1916; A 425614.
360
BOOKS, GROUP IT
_ iho. 4, 1916 3240
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[4] p. nar. Svo. $0.02. (S225 Taylor)* Chicago. Young and Field
© Mar. 13, 1916: 2 e. and aff. Mar. literary readers. Book 2. Illus. by
15, 1916; A 429074; Little chronicle Maginel Wright Enright. Boston,
eo., Chicago. Londen [ete. ] Ginn and company
[1916] 208 p._ illus. (part eol.)
12me. $0.40. [$233
© Apr. 14. 1916; 2 « and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 427764.
'
Worrp’s star knitting co.*, Bay City, |
Mich. World’s star hosiery and |
klean-knit underwear. 64 p. illus. |
32mo. [8226 |
© Mar. 7, 1916: 2 « Mar. 10.
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916: A 425999. | ZANESVILLE, ©. Zanesville official city
‘ EI “ directory, 1916. [v.15] Akron, 0..
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© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 c. Dee. 24, 1915: = b, oo A aor Burch directory
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[Wriewt (Edward Farrand) ] P= fiir wahrheitsforschung.
[$228, 8229 1. jahrg. Each +to. M1.25
Meadows, pastures and sciling crops. R925 gos
Minneapolis. Minn., Pg a hs @N : [8235, nae
& co. ogg 1 a [1] p. illus Fs tt. € Nov. 1, 1914; 1 c@ Apr: 8;
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A 429012. 1916; A—Foreign 13602.
Profitable poultry. Minneapolis, Minn.,
—— — & ons, a 2D - © Verlag der Zeitschrift fiir wahr-
Dp. = mo -iV. itstorse oe Vi a, Austria.
Feb. ih. 1916; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1916- heitstorschung, Vienna, Austria
aff. Mar. 6, 1916: A 429013.
ZELLIOT (Ernest)* Oskaloosa. Ia. E-Z
farm recerd system. [Explanatory
:
| text.] Oskaloosa. In.. Zelliot- Kilmer
WericHr (Letitia Ellicott)* Philadel- | company, 1916. [4] p.. 4 L. inter-
phia. Colonial garden at Stenton, leaved with biank forms. 4to.
described in old letters. [By] Mrs. $1.85. [S237
William Redwood Wright. Read at : aay ;
the first annual meeting of the Gar- © Jan. 20, — 2 ec. and aff Feb:
den club of America, on Thursday, 10, 1916; A 426745.
May i Be [Philadelphia, P&, Ww
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© Northrup. King & co.. Minne-
Fg238
a os: 2c. and aff. Mar. © Mar. 25, 1916: 1 ¢. Apr. 1, 1916:
: A 423482.
Wrirer’s selling service,* Auburn, N. |
¥. Service that helps new writers | [Zotorxorr (Leen)] Empty cradle.
_ Succeed. cover-title, 12 p. nar. S8vo. Card. illus.. 63 by 8 inches. [8239
[8231 © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
© Mar. 11, 1916; 1 c. Mar 24, 1916; 14, 1916: A 425408; National art
A
Ye planry, ine.*, Dallas. Stock speci-
fication. cover-title, Tm kh. Se
Svo. {8232
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
21, 1916; A 426867.
ZUCHTMANN (Simeon)* New York
Alphabetical music system. cover-
title, 10 1. +4to. Typewritten. [8240
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1916:
A 426105.
1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1916; aff. Mar. 14, 1916: nevelty co.. Chicago.
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National preparedness. 9 loose 1. York. Course of lectures comprising
fol. Typewritten. [8241 the Lawrence system for developing
©1e. Apr. 28, 1916; C 942. mind, voice and gesture. 1171. Ato.
© ~ Multographed. [8246
GoRMAN (William H. J.)* Leominster,
Mass. Story of the teeth. 10 1.
Fol. Typewritten. [8242
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Ha Ha (Frances L.)* St. James, Mo.
I’ve got your goat, come and git me.
37 numb. 1. 4to. Ms. [8248
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Harper (Erwin H.)* Chicago. Remi-
niscences of the Enchanted city. 8
loose numb. 1. fol. Ms. [$244
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Hemineway (Albert Franklin Mun-
son)* Glenellyn, Ill. Small electric
incubator with combined heater and
thermostat control. 3 numb. 1. fol.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1916; C 939.
Lorine (Harold A.)* Olivet, Mich.
American Indian and his music. 9
1. 4to. Typewritten. [8247
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MarsHarLn (Robert)* Philadelphia.
Philosophy of phylaxiology, includ-
ing Comparative therapeutics. cover-
title, 121. 4to. Typewritten. [8248
© ic. Apr. 25, 1916; C 940.
PapucaH, Ky. Electrical regulatory
ordinance. 8 1. fol. Typewritten.
[8249
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Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses, included in the Cata-
LEE SEL EE se re pace aa ee a Se ae 48
CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
A LA CARTE; 1 act farce, by H. Austin
Adams. 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8250
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1916; D 43545;
Gladys M. Day, San Diego, Cal.
ABOARD THE POND-LILY SPECIAL; dialog
for 10 male and 5 female characters,
by Armin Paul Meyer. Antigo, Wis.,
Antigo publishing company, 1916.
16 p. 16mo. (Dialogs for young
people’s societies, no. 43) [8251
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
D 48540; Antigo publishing co.,
Antigo, Wis.
ACCOMPLICE (THE) ; melodramatic com-
edy, by J. Whitehead Chandler. [3].
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8252
© fc Apr. 14, 1916; D 43634;
William Francis Burke, New York.
ADAM AND EvE; play in 3 scenes, by L.
Buregstaller. [6] p.° 8vo. Type-
written. [8253
fe Mar 21, 1916; D 43622;
Ludwig Burgstailer, New York.
ADVENT.
berg.
Nee Plays: by August Strind-
AFTER THE HONEYMOON; comedy in 1
act, by Wolfgang [i. e. Farkas]
Gyalui, tr. by Barret H. Clark. New |
York, S. French; London, 8. French,
nee ASE. 1 p.- K2mo. ¢[The
world’s best plays, by celebrated
European authors, B. H. Clark, gen-
eral ed.]) [8254
So sepe 2, 1915; 2. e:..Sept...8,
1915; D 41704; Samuel French, New
York.
ALICE FORBER, MISSIONARY; drama in 3
acts, by G. M. Strawick. [2], 40 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8255
© 1 ec. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43441;
Gertrude Martin Strawick, Youngs-
town, O.
ALL FOR NOTHING: unique playlet in 1
wee, Dy ©. S. Keith. [2], 15 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [$8256
itive: Apr 13; 1916; D 43612;
Cato S. Keith, New York.
|
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ALL FOR THE MOVIES; oR, Miss Swift,
novelty sketch, by H. V. Kiralfy.
[1], 7 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8257
@ 1 « Apr. 15, 19162) B41:
Harold V. Kiralfy, New York.
ALONE AT LAST: lyrics from the ope-
retta, by Matthew Woodward, Ed-
gar Smith and Joseph Herbert. New
York, Karezag publishing co., ine.,
1916. 17 p. S8vo. [8258
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
D 48682; Karezag pub. co., ine., New
York.
AMBER (THE) EMPRESS: operetta in 8
acts, book and lyrics by M. Con-
nelly. music by Zoel Parenteau.
[54]-p. 4to. Typewritten. [8259
© 1c Apr. 19, 1916; D 43674;
Marcus Connelly, Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN (THE) INTERCEDES, and,
SOUTHERN METHODS; [two plays] by
R. J. Martinez. New Orleans, L.
Graham eco. ltd. [1916] 84 p.
16mo. [ 8260
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1916;
D 43454; Raymond J. Martinez, New
Orleans.
masque, historical
pageant, by B. B. Coiborn. [1], 23 p.
4to. MS. [8261
© 1c Mar. 22, 1916; D 43449:
Blonda Banks Colborn, Eagle Rock,
Cal.
AMERICAN MUSIC;
A NDROMEDA. See Latin plays for
student performances and reading.
ANELAVE; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
CS. Pare. it}, S2"p. tok. “fype-
written. [8262
© 1c. Apr: 8, 1916; D 43554;
Calvin S. Page and Francis J. Casey,
Chicago.
Ant (THE); play in 3 acts, by H. H.
Ghilton: [2], 129. p....4to. . Type
written. {8263
© 1 e. Mar. 21, 1916; D 48680; ©
H. Herman Chilton, London.
—_
569
CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 1S, We ae
—— eee es
$264
Any pay. See Everyday (An) occur-
rence.
ANY MAN’S SISTER; comedy drama in
4 acts, by W. C. Herman. [80] p.
to. Typewritten. [8264
© 1 e@ Mar. 25, 1916; D 43422;
Rita Lawrence, Chicago.
ANYBODY’S HUSBAND; comedy sketch
in 1 act, by C:-S. Keith and Foi:
Whittier. [1], 18 p. 4to. Type
written. [8265
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1916; D 43530; Cato
S. Keith and Frank L. Whittier,
New York.
ApostLe (THE); a modern tragedy in
3 acts, by Paul Hyacinthe Loyson,
with an introduction by Professor
George Pierce Baker. [Tr. by Bar-
rett H. Clark] Garden City, N. Y.,
Doubleday, Page & company, 1916.
mx pi, dy d.-, 1208 per 12mo. AC The
Drama league series of plays, vol.
Xv) [8265*
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; A - 428340; Doubleday,
Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.
APPLE BLOSSOMS; play in 1 act, by G. J.
Sampsel. [1]. 8 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8266
(© 4-c, Apr. 4 1916: DBD 43525-
Guy J. Sampsel, New York.
ARABIAN NIGHTS IN BaGpaD; fairy play
spectacle, by G. R. Kirchner. 5 p.
fol. Typewritten. [8267
© 1 ¢. Jan. 3, 1916;)D 43394;
George R. Kirchner, Chicago.
ARMY (THE) BILL; drama in 38 acts
and 8 scenes, by Bub Stinger (pseud.
of. J. C. Hawk). [103] p. fol. ‘Type-
written. [8268
© 1-.¢7' Apr. 1, 191635) D 43572:
John Clyde Hawk, Ontario, Cal.
ARTIST’S (AN)
and artistic
tague. 5 p.
IDEAL; instrumental
novelty, by W. Mon-
4to. Typewritten.
[8269
© Lie. Apm 3, 1916: wD 45510"
Walter Montague, San Francisco.
AT THE GROCERY; dialog for 6 males
and 4 females, by EK. J. Freund.
Antigo, Wis., Antigo publishing com-
pany, 1916. 15 p. 16mo. (Dialogs
for young people’s societies, no. 45)
[8270
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
D 438541; Antigo publishing co., An-
tigo, Wis.
AT THE SIGN OF THE SHOOTING STAR;
comedy in 8 acts, by G. R. Bridgham.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1916.
61 p. 12mo. [8271
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2-e) Agee
1916; D 438629; Gladys Ruth Bridg-
ham, Somerville, Mass. F
At TOUCHSTONE INN; Shakesperian
masque in 1 act, by R. C. Pond. 9
p. 4to. Typewritten. [8272
© 1.c. Apr. 11, 1916; ) 435335
Richard Cecil Pond, Leonia, N. J.
ATONEMENT; drama in 5 acts, by C.
M. Matzdorff. [1], 69 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8273
© 1 « Mar. 6.1916; D 4327,
Charles Martin Matzdorff, Chicago.
AUNT SusiE PERKINS. See Her wed-
ding day.
BackK TO NATURE; musical play in 1
act, by R. Jordan. [3], 18 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [8274
©.1,¢ :Apr. 3, 19169, D 43587
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
—— play in 8 acts, by P. Dickey. [46]
p. fol. Typewritten. [8275
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1916; D 43399;
Paul Dickey, New York.
Bap (THE) GIRL OF THE FAMILY; SOCi-
ety melodrama in 4 acts, by Walter
Montague. [58] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. : [8276
© 1c Apr. 11, 1916; D 43587;
Darcy & Wolford, New York.
Bare FActs; sketch in 1 act, by A. J.
Brooks. [2], 17 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8277
© 1c. Mar.. 2%, 1916; 9 464375
Alfred Joseph Brooks, Portland, Me.
BaTHROOM (THE) DOOR; play in 1 act,
by G. E. Jennings. [2], 22 p. Ato.
Typewritten. _ [8278
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1916>--D4ae05
Gertrude E. Jennings, S. Kensington,
England.
BATTLE, AND OTHER POEMS; by Wilfred
Wilson Gibson. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1916. 3 p. L,
5-198 p. 12°. Dramatic contents.—
Stonefolds.—The bridail.—The sear.—
Winter dawn.—On the threshold.
[8278*
© Apr. 1, 1916;.2 ce and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 428362; Maemillan co.,
New York.
366
sein nls el
~ a
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8297
Brauty (THE) SPECIALISTS ; comedy in
meer, Dy ©. J. Behl. [2], 9 p. 4to.
Typewritten. | 8279
© f € Apr. 6G, 1916; D .43546;
Emma Jane Behl, Chicago.
Bird GUARDIANS; a masque for bird
protection, by L. M. Hodges. [11] p.
Svo. Printed. [8280
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2c. Apr. 8, 1916;
D 48559; Leigh Mitchell Hodges,
Doylestown, Pa.
BirtH (THE) OF THE See
Mountebanks (The).
ACTOR.
Bit (A) oF LiFe; comedy drama in 1
act, by ©. W.'Cortis. [1],14p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8281
© 1 « Mar. 30, 1916; D 43590:
Ernest Whitehouse Cortis, East
Orange, N. J.
BLoop WILL TELL; dramatic sketch, by
fem. Hanzlik. ¢ p. 4to. Type-
written. [8282
te Apr. 7, 1916;.D 43593;
Peter R. Hanzlik, Minneapolis.
Boston (THE) TEA PARTY. See Dram-
atized seenes from American his-
tory.
BRAVE (A) DEED BY BRAVE MEN. See
Dramatized scenes from American
history.
BripaLt (THE)
poems.
BROKEN ROADS; origina! modern real-
See Battle, and other
istic drama of present American
life in 4 acts, by S. Semon. [2], 89
p. 4to. Typewritten. [8283
eae Apr. 12, 1916; D: 43603:
Samuel Semon, San Francisco.
BROTHER ROBERT’S HOUSEKEEPER; farce
in 3 acts, by E. T. Jenks. 60 p. fol.
Typewritten. [8284
© tee Apr. 19, 1916; D 43665:
Ethel Thomas Jenks, Boston.
BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY; play in 1 act,
by A. A. Fisher. 5 p.. 4to. Type-
written. [8285
© 1c Mar. 21, 1916; D 48382:
Albert A. Fisher, Portland, Or.
Catt (THE) OF NATURE; 3 act drama,
by A. Gurney. [28] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8286
(Syi,e Mar. 23, 1916: D 43406:
Antoinette Gurney, Boston.
CANDLEWANE; play in 1 act, by K. T.
Clugston. [2], 88 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8287
© 1c Mar. 23, 1916; D 48405:
Katharine Thatcher Clugston, Craw-
fordsville, Ind.
36
CANTERBURY (THE) PILGRIMS; opera
in 4 acts, by P. MacKaye, for music
by Reginald De Koven. [78] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8288
© Avec cAprsl4 A01*- 143660 >
Percy MackKaye, New York.
Capv’N (THE); comedy in 1 act, by
T. Louden. [1], 25 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8289
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1916; D 43403;
Thomas Louden, Fanwood, N. J.
CHANCE SHOTS; 1 act comedy, by K. G.
Ecob. 24 p. 4to. Typewritten. :
[8290
© 1c Mar. 31, 1916; D 43491;
Katharine Gilbert Ecob, Flushing,
NZX.
CHARMANTE (LA) ROSALIE; oU, LE
MARIAGE PAR PROCURATION, comédie
musicale en 1 acte, de Pierre Veber,
musique de Henri MHirchmann.
Paris, M. Eschig, 1916. 47 p. 12mo.
[ Words only] [8291
© Mar. 28, 1916; 1 « Apr. 18,
1916; D 48686; Max Eschig, Paris.
CuHitp (A) oF JUDEA; play in 4 acts,
py Aurelius Palmieri. [86] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8292
Cc) tc.) Mar. 23) 1916 3D: 43397.;
Mariano Malanese, Lawrence, Mass.
CHILDREN OF THE BARD; by J. S. Met-
calfe. 3p. 4to. Printed. [8293
© 1¢ Apr. 30, 1916; D 43647;
James S. Metcalfe. New York.
CHILDREN (THE) OF THE SUN; 1 act
lyric drama, by Marion Keep Patton,
fie. ve he es Waldron |) 1a Glap:
4to. Typewritten. [8294
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 43469;
Marion Keep Patton Waldron, New
York.
CHEOP KROLEM ; komedya w 8 aktach,
opracowal J. Paczéski. 8 p. 8vo.
Printed. [8295
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
D 48542; Julius Paczéski, New York.
CHOOSING A HUSBAND; comedy in 1 act,
by E. Worthington. [2], 20 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8296
© ive? Mar... 28> 19162" D. 43440:
Edward Worthington, New York.
CICERO CANDIDATUS. Sce Latin plays
for student performances and read-
ing.
CINDERELLA SMITH; sentimental com-
edy in 4 acts, by Z. Sears. [117] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8297
© ¢%Apr: 19; 1916: D: 43669;
Zelda Sears, New York.
i
‘
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$298
CINE-FANTOMAS; fantasia c6mico-lirica
bailable en 1 aeto, dividido en 5
cuadros y una apoteosis, en prosa y
verso, original de R. Gonzalez del
Toro, mtsica del maestro Gerénimo
Gimenez. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espancles] 19257) CASA.
12mco. [Libretto only] [8298
© Mar. 7, 1916; fe. Mar. 11, 1916;
TD 48276; Ricardo Gonzalez del Toro,
Madrid.
CIVILIAN CZARS; neutral play of war
intact by: Bo Bikimssio[ 2h 2p
-4to. Typewritten. [8299
© 1. ¢c Feb. 28, 1916: DD. 43644-
Felton B. Elkins, Santa Barbara,
Cal.
CLASS; an idyll im 1 act; by W. D.
Frank. [1], 14 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8300
@it ey Mare 24) 1916 iy AsAtT -
Waldo David Frank, New York.
CLOTHILDE ;
play in prologue and 38
acts, by Jeffreys Lewis. [120] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8301
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; D 43506; Ar-
thur ©. Aiston, New York.
CoME DOWN THE SHINY WAY; play in 3
acts and 6 scenes, by M. H. Lyons.
[26] p. fol. Typewritten. [8302
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1916; D 43424;
Margaret H. Lyons, Kansas City,
Mo.
CoNIURATIO. See Latin plays for stu-
dent performances and reading.
ConTEST (THE); Simple dance drama,
by M. R. Crane. (Jn Primary edu-
cation, v. 23, no. 6, June 1915)
[8303
© May 15, 1915; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1916;
D 43500; Mabel R. Crane, Jamaica,
WY:
COUNTERFEITERS (THE) ;
acts, by J.K.Connor. [1], 58p. fol.
Typewritten. [8304.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1916; D 43414;
James K. Connor, Los Angeles.
Country (THE)
drama in 8
DRUGGIST; play in 1
act.. by, HE... Traws.. 21, bette tol.
Typewritten. [8305
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 43473;
Herbert Kugene Travis, Grand Is-
land, Neb.
Cowroy’s (A) COURTSHIP; comedy in 1
act, by E. Hopkins. [2], 40 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8306
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43443;
Edwin Hopkins, New York.
pt. es, We
CRIMINAL (THE); play in 3 acts (an
adaptation), by EH. Elsner. [103] p.
4to. Typewritten. — [8307
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 48466;
Edward Elsner, New York.
CRONEST CASTLE; comedy in 3 acts, by
W. Peck. [2], 93 p. 4to. Typewrit=
ten. [8308
© 1 c Mar. 22, 1916; D 43391
Wallace Peck, Brooklyn.
Crown (THE) OF LOVE; drama in 4
acts, by M. A. Mabon. [51] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8309
© 1c Apr. 10, 1916; D 48594:
Mary A. Mabon, St. Louis.
CuPID’s HANDICAP; farcical comedy
with musie in ff: acteol Scemessom
Harry Cleveland. Chicago, The
Chicago manuscript co., 1915. [2],
14 p. fol. Mimeographed. [Words
only | [8310
©.1¢ Apr. 21). 1916;>D. 43708-
Alex. Byers, Chicago.
DANSE (LA) DE MORT; dramatic danc-
ing pantomime in 1 act, by W.
Smith, jr. 2 p. fol. Typewritten.
8311
1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 43522;
Winfield Smith, jr., Seattle.
DavuGHTER (THE) OF MorHEeR Ma-
CHREE; comedy drama in 4 aets, by
EK. E. Rose. [215] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8312
©1e. Apr. 11, 1916; D 48583; Ed-
ward E. Rose, Chicago.
Day (A). AT THE BACES; \on,) Bie
Hebrew jockey, play in 1 act, by S.
Howe. [3], 33 p. 400, —¥ype
written. [8313
© d.c Apr. 11, 191G; DD 42a
Sam Howe, New York.
Day (THE) OF ATONEMENT; drama in
4 acts, by G. Carpenter. [56] p.
4to. Typewritten. — [8314
© tec. Mar. 22, 1916;-D 4aa06;
Grant Carpenter, Los Angeles.
Day (THE) OF THE FUNERAL; play in
1 act, by J. A. Haughton. [2], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8315
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1916; D. 480%;
John Alan Haughton, Baltimore.
DEAD LIGHTS; vaudeville sketch by V.
Vietor. [1], 15 p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [8316
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1916; D 43608;
Vietor Victor, Atlanta.
368
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8327**
DraR (A) LITTLE WIFE; Short 1 act
comedy, by Gerald Dunn. London,
S. French, ltd.; New York, S. French,
1916. 16 p. 12mo. [8317
© Mar; 30)/19163 2) ¢ “Mar. 31,
1916; D 48480; Samuel French, Itd.,
London.
DECLARATION (THE) OF INDEPENDENCE.
See Dramatized scenes from Amer-
ican history.
DELMAN; drama in 4 acts, by J. G.
Torbett. [184] p. 4to.
ten. [8318
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1916; D 438378;
J. Guilford Torbett, Bluefield, W.
Va.
DESCENDANTS OF THE PILGRIMS. See
Dramatized scenes from American |!
history.
DEUTSCHE (DER) BANN; roman, von
Guido Kreutzer. 169 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8319
©. ¢. Apr. .10;.1916;..D 43614 ;
RLichard Taendlers verlag, Berlin.
DIANA CAZADORA; 0, PENA DE MUERTE
AL AMoR, zarzuela cémica en 3
cuadros, de Serafin y Joaquin
Alvarez Quintero, musica de Maria
Rodrigo. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1915. 46 p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [8320
fo iwrar, 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar.11, 1916;
D 48278; S. y J. Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid.
Dipo. See Latin plays for
performances and reading.
student
DOLLARS AND SENSE; humorous tragedy
in 4 acts, by Alan Brooks [pseud. of
1. Hayward] [3], 32 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8321
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 48624;
Irving Hayward, New York.
DoMINICA; THE POWER TRIUMPHANT,
RIGHT, powerful, emotional drama
a t act, by ©. R.. Warren. [47], p.
fol. Typewritten. [8322
Orde. Apr. 1, 1916; D,.43505;
Charles R. Warren, San Francisco.
DONNYBROOK (THE) COLLEEN; play in
2 acts; by H. W. Mumford. [51] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8323
- © 1c. Mar. 24, 1916; D 43418;
Ethel Watts Mumford, New York.
DoroTHy AND Dick; play in 5 acts, by
Jack Spratt [pseud. of E. R. Orne]
[29] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8324
mkics Apr: 8) 1916; Di 48512;
Edith R. Orne, Brookline, Mass.
41094—16
Typewrit- |
DOUBLE-CROSSED; comedy in 1 act, by
C. C. Mather. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 14 p. 12mo.
[8325
©) Apres. 1916-72 Ape: i4:
1916; D 486381; Charles Chambers
Mather, Cambridge, Mass.
DouBLE (THE) STANDARD; 1 act play
for women, by E. P. Riley and E. G.
Riley. [6] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8326
© 1 ce Apr. 19, 1916; D 43673;
Edward Perrin Riley and Edna
Goldsmith Riley, New York.
DowN IN GEORGIA; Woman suffrage
play in 5 acts, by M. F. Bradley.
[1], 8lp. 4to. Typewritten. [8327
©) fre.) Mar. 23) 191G 3) 43400.
Mary Frances Bradley, Atlanta.
DRAMATIC (THE) WORKS OF GERHART
HAUPTMANN; ed. by Ludwig Lewi-
sohn. v. 6. Later dramas in prose.
Authorized ed. New York, B. W.
Huebsch, 1915. xi, 419 p. 12°.
CoNTENTS: The maidens of the
mount. — Griselda. — Gabriel Schil-
ling’s flight. [8327*
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 427679; B. W. Huebsch,
New York.
DRAMATIZED SCENES FROM AMERICAN
HIsToRY; by A. Stevenson, illus-
trated by Frank TT. Merrill. Bos-
ton, New York [ete.] Houghton
Mifflin company [1916] iv p., 1 L.,
302 p. 4 plates. 12mo.
ConTENTS: A dream of gold; or,
The settlement at Jamestown.—A
dream of freedom; or, The Puritans
of Scrooby.—Troubles on land and
sea; or, The Pilgrims and their jour-
neys.—The Boston tea party; or,
Descendants of the Pilgrims.—
When courage was needed; or, The
first Continental congress.—A brave
deed by brave men; or, The Decla-
ration of independence.—The man
who bore the burden; or, General
George Washington. [sa2s
@©Mmeb? TZ 19iIGs 22. Go Keb 17,
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 428075;
Augusta Stevenson, Indianapolis.
DREAM (A) OF FREEDOM. See Drama-
tized scenes from American history. |
DREAM (A) OF GOLD. See Dramatized
scenes from American history.
‘ 369
8328
EAST MEETS WEST; comedy in prologue
and 8 acts, by L. Bennison. [167]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [8328
© 1¢ Apr. 8, 1916; D 43547:
Louis Bennison, New York.
EcHoeEs; play in 4 acts, by C. Blood-
good. 52 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8329
© Ace: Apr? a, 1916 43655 ;
Charles Bloodgood, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
EINBERUFUNG; volkssttick in 4 aufzt-
gen, von Rudolf Hawel. Regie- und
soufflierbuch. Wien, Leipzig, New
York, W. Karezag [1914] 67 p.
8vo. [8330
© ¢. Apr: 8) 1916s) Di 43a74 ayy -
Karezag, Vienna.
EMOGENE; tragedy in 8 acts, by O.
Younsdohl’ [60] pei Ato! WEype-
written. [8331
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1916; D 48320;
Olive Youngdohl, Boston.
Enp (THE) OF THE CHASE; play in 1
act, by Theodore H. Ollesheimer.
[2], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8332
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1916; D 43381 ;
Louis T. Ollesheimer, Detroit.
EneEMy (THE); written for the Amer-
ican school peace league, by Beulah
Marie Dix [i. e. B. M. D. Flebbe]
Boston, American school peace
league, 1915. 24 p. S8vo. [8333
@iMar. 290091572 c yMana0,
1916; D 43464; Beulah Marie Dix
Flebbe, Waban, Mass.
ENGAGEMENT (THE) ; American drama
in 5 acts and 2 scenes, by H. A.
Schloss, (fo), M38 “pr tol i Bype-
written. [8334
Orly ci Apres, 1916. 9 A359);
Herbert A. Schloss, Baltimore.
EstrRELLA (LA) DE OLYMPIA; zarzuela
en 1 acto, dividido en 8 cuadros,
libro de ©. Arniches, mtsica del
maestro Rafael Calleja. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 49 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
[8335
Orne Mar. Tf? JOLS< 41h e, (iar at
1916; D 48279; Carlos Arniches,
Madrid.
ETERNAL (THE) TANGLE; comedy that
speaks for itself, by B. Glynn. 13 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8336
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1916; D 48656;
Billee Glynn, San Francisco.
ol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nusi, v.48
ETERNAL (THE) WOMAN; play in 3
acts, by H. Drucke. [56] p. fol.
Typewritten. [8337
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1916; D 43523. Her-
man Drucke, New York.
EVERYCONGREGATION ; modern morality
play, by M. H. Daniels. 9 p. fol.
Typewritten. [8338
© 1 ¢« Apr. 3, 1916; (D ytea0c
M. H. Daniels, Youngstown, O.
EVERYDAY (AN) OCCURRENCE; oR, ANY
DAY, Play in 1 act, by S. C. Posner.
11 p. 4to. Typewritten. [83839
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 43553; Sue
Conly Posner, San Francisco.
EvoLuTIon (THE); 1 act sketch in 8
scenes, by Thomas C. Swinney. 10
p. fol. Typewritten. [8340
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1916; D 43687; T.
C. Swinney, Los Angeles.
EXxitus HELVETIORUM. See Latin plays
for student performances and read-
ing.
EXxpLoits (LES) D'UNE PETITE FRAN-
CAISE; piéce & grand spectacle en 4
actes en 22 tableaux, par V. Darlay
et H. de Gorsse, mise en scéne de
Henri Prevost, musique nouvelle et
arrangée de Marius Baggers, machi-
nerie de Eugéne Colombier. 37 p.
4to.. Printed. [8341
© Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1916;
D 48374; Victor Darlay & Henry de
Gorsse, Paris.
EXTRABLATTER! heitere bilder aus ern-
ster zeit, von Bernauer, Schanzer
und Gordon, musik von Walter
Rollo and Willy Bredschneider.
Regiebuch. Miinchen, Drei masken-
verlag, 1914. 84 p. S8vo. [8342
©l1ec. Apr. 8, 1916; D 43575; Drei
masken verlag, Munich.
Farry (THE) BRIDE; a play in 8 acts,
by Norreys Jephson O’Conor, with
music composed and arr. by Elliott
Schenck. New York, J. Lane com-
pany, 1916. .99, [2] p., 14) a2
[8342*
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢.) Apres,
1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 427668;
John Lane co., New York.
Fatat (THE) ROSES; Spanish panto-
mime play in 1 act and 4 scenes, by
BE. M. Spencer. [2], 15 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [83438
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 48672;
Ethel May Spencer, New York.
2
es
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8358
Fre (Dre); lustspiel in 3 akten, von
Lorant Orbok, aus dem ungarischen
bearbeitet von Otto Eisenschitz.
[167] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8344
sc, Apr, 8, 19165 D- 43581;
Comoedia, Vienna.
FINAL (THE) ARBITER; play in 1 act,
by L. Grant and Helene Byrne. 17
p. 4to. Typewritten. [8345
©i1c. Apr. 3 1916; D 43517; Law-
rence Grant, New York.
First (THE) CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.
See DRAMATIZED SCENES FROM AMER-
ICAN HISTORY.
FISCHERIN. See RoKOoKoO.
FIVE GRACES; play in 5 episodes, by
R. F. Skutch. [56] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8346
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 43471
Robert Frank Skutch, Arlington,
Md.
Fore; an act for vaudeville, by L. D.
Hollister. [18] p. 4 to. Typewrit-
ten. [8347
© 1 ec. Apr. 12, 1916; D 43600;
Leonard Dille Hollister, New York.
FORTUNES (THE) OF ConrRAD. See
JEST (A) OF FATE.
Fox (THE) AND THE eae drama
in 4 acts, 5 scenes by A. E. Wolf.
PR NON FDIMIVV [ie Pe IW
SPNT oN TIGLIN PD ADIT 5 EPS 4
2.) Ss ps Svo.'’ Ms. [8348
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1916; D 43410;
Arthur E. Woif, New York.
FRIEND MARTHA; comedy in 4 acts,
by E. Peple. [103] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8349
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 48467;
Edward Peple, Arrochar, N. Y.
FROLIC AND FUN; original singing and
dancing dialogue, by Frank Terry.
4 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [8350
© 1c Mar. 11, 1916; D 43349;
Armand Vincent Wright, New York.
FRUHLING AM RHEIN; operette in 3
akten, von Carl Lindau, Beda und
Oskar Fronz, musik von Edmund
Eysler. Soufflier- und regiebuch.
Leipzig, Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky) 1914. 127 p.
Svo. [8351
© 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;) D’ 43576;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) Leipzig.
See
HART HAUPT-
GABRIEL SCHILLING’S FLIGHT.
DRAMATIC WORKS OF GER
MANN.
GARTNERIN AUS LIEBE. See ROKOKO.
GANARSE LA MOZA; Zarzuela en 1 acto
y 8 cuadros, original de F. Bello,
musica del maestro Julio Francés.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1916. 38 p. 12mo._ [Li-
bretto only] [8352
©UMaee 7, mois. . ei Man 15,
1916; D 48336; Florencio Bello,
Madrid.
GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON. See
DRAMATIZED SCENES FROM AMEBRI-
CAN HISTORY.
GENTLEMAN JACK; play in 1 act, by
Keaik.De Vallanteiw (2. 25>\p: ce
Typewritten. [835
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1916; D pee
Francis L. De Vallant, Harlville,
NEY.
GEORGE; sketch in 1 act, by H. K.
Gornall. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1916. 20 p.
12mo. [8354
© Apr 18, 16a ¢, Apna)
1916; D 48664; Samuel French, Itd.,
London.
GIRL (THE) AT THE FoRT; thrilling
dramatie incident of military life
on the Mexican frontier, condensed
into tabloid form in 1 act, by Philip
Gregory): [21,8 22) p.* Atos) hy pe=
written. [8355
© iwc Apr. 44, 19164) 43636:
William Francis Burke, New York.
Girt (THE) FROM THE MOVIES; com-
edy of fun and thrills, by A. Colby.
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8356
© 1 c. Apr. 20, 1916; D 48691;
Archie Colby, New York.
GIRL (THE) FROM UPSTAIRS; orn, OH!
M’siEvU! original farce in 8 acts, by
Herbert Mosley [pseud. of Stanley
Cooke] [129] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8357
© 1 c Apr: 17 1916:. D 438650 :
J. Herbert Jay, London.
GirL (THE) WHO HAD NO CHANCE;
play in 1 act, by E. M. Ingleton.
[1], 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8358
@) ives Apr. <3 1916> 3 De 4sniit -
Eugenie Magnus Ingleton, Fort Lee,
Naw
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8359
pt.1,. nis vere
GLorious (THE) FOOL; 3 act play, by
KF. W. Tuttle. [100] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8359
© 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1916; D 43386;
Frank Wright Tuttle, New York.
GOLD GAB ICH FUR EISEN! sSingspiel in
einem vorspiel und 2 akten (frei
nach einer grundidee K. v. Bak-
onyis) von Victor Léon, musik von
Emmerich Kalman. Regie- und souf-
flierbuch. Wien, W. Karezag, 1914.
61 p. S8vo. [8360
© dlc Ape. 8.19165 D-435TSw.
Karezag, Vienna.
Goop (A) NATURED FELLOW; play in 3
acts and an epilogue, dramatized
from the French of Paul de Kock, by |
C. Kennedy and J. Cromwell.
p. 4to. Typewritten.
© J :e: Aprely, 19162 4D" 43549
Charles Kennedy and John Crom-
well, New York.
[135]
Goop (THE) SHIP NANCY LEE; musical
comedy tabloid in 1 act, by William
Cleveland. Chicago, The Chicago
manuscript co., 1915. [2], 20 p. fol.
Mimeographed. [Words only]
[8362
©, 1 es Apr.,.24;..1916; D 43703;
Alex. Byers, Chicago.
GRANNY; play in 1 act, by M. S. Laugh-
tom Tid, 14 p:. 4to.) | Lypewxttcen:
[8363
© 1,-¢ Mar. 29,. 1916; ;D 43470;
Mary Shepard Laughton, Boston.
GREEN (THE) EYES; drama in 1 act,
by R. C. Pond. 7p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. , [8364
©. 1c). Apr ey 191G6 3D y43504—
Richard Cecil Pond, Leonia, N. J.
GRETEL Ann; farce, by M. F. James.
[1]. 6p. fol. : Typewritten. [83865
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 43556; May
Flower James, Los Angeles.
Grinco (THE); drama in 38 acts, by
E. Wright. [94] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten, [8366
©. 1.¢ Apr. I, 1916; D; 49640);
Edith Wright, San Francisco.
GRISELDA. See Dramatie works of Ger-
hart Hauptmann.
GROPERS (THE); play in 1 act, by Z.
W. Covington. 24 2 oe
Typewritten. [8367
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1916; D 43404;
Zellah Wall Covington, New York.
37
[8361 |
GROTESQUE (THE) .coDS; play in 1 act,
by W. A. Boughton. [1], 12 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8368
© 1 « Apr. 12, 1916; 1) 436
Willis Arnold Boughton, Cambridge,
Mass.
GUTE (EINE) PARTIE; Schwank mit
musik in 8 akten, von Arthur Lipp-
schitz und Otto Sprinzel, musik
von Ludwig Heidingsfeld, bei der
urauffiihrung in K6ln a. Rh. wurden
noch einlagen musik von Walter
Kollo verwendet. Berlin, harmenie,
1915. 52 p. 12mo. [Words only.]
[8369
© Dec. 31;'1915;°2 ec: “Mar 27,
1916; D 48425; Harmonie, Berlin.
textbuch der
sAnge einschlieszlich der z. B. in
Koln benutzten einlagen nach musik
von Walter Kollo. Berlin, Har-
monie, 1915. 16 p. 12mo. [8370
© Dec: | '31) 1915 1% Mare
1916; D 48426; Harmonie, Berlin.
HANSEL UND GRETEL; play in 1 act, by
M. EH. Perley. [1], 5 p. 4to. Type-
written. [83871
©1c. Apr. 11, 1916; D 43586; M.
Elizabeth Perley, Fargo, N. D.
HALBE DICHTER; Schwank in 4 auf-
ziigen, von Julius Rosen, in neuer
bearbeitung, von Oscar Blumenthal.
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, F. Bloch erben,
1915: 78 p. -8yvo. [8372
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 438489;
Felix Bloch erben, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf.
Happy (THE) SAVAGE; play in 4 acts,
by K. Howard [pseud. of John K.
Bell] [12] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[83873
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1916; Dases;
Keble Howard, Surrey, England.
Hate (THE) BREEDERS; drama of war
and peace in 1 act and 5 Scenes, by
Ednah Aiken, with an introduction
by Henri La Fontaine. Indianapo-
lis, Bobbs-Merrill company [1916]
bhp. ly, 66 pr. 12mo. [S374
(©). Mar. 25,1916; (2: GC), Mamie
1916; D 48620; Bobbs-Merrill cCo.,
Indianapolis.
Haym Sstomon; play in 4 acts, by
F. S. and V. Victor. [84] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8375
© T%e;Apr. 12)-1916 Db Ss0ge,
Fannie S. and Victor Victor, Atlanta.
2)
~
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
HE NEVER TOLD HER; play in 4 acts, by
W.J.Dunean. [1], 99 p. 8vo. Ms.
[8376
© 1. Apr. 21, 1916; D 43698;
Walter Jack Duncan, New York.
HEART’S ASH; blank verse play in 1
act, by K. T. Clugston. [8], 54 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8377
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43482;
Katharine Thatcher Clugston, Craw-
fordsville, Ind.
HEBREW (THE) JOCKEY.
(A) AT THE RACES.
See Day
HEINRICH AMUSIERT SICH! schwank in
hone vow W. Hartstein. ([2],.56 p.
4to. Typewritten. [837
© 1 © Apr. 21, 1916; D 43694;
Wilhelm Hartstein, New York.
HEIR OF THE WOMAN-HATER; play in
- prologue, 3 episodes and epilogue, by
W. B. Carlock. [67] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8379
©) i¢ Mar. 27, 1916; D 43437;
Wayne Bryan Carlock, North Salem,
NaN.
HELEN’S HALLOWE’EN; farce in 8 acts,
by A. N. C. Fowler. [2], 68 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8380
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1916; D 43446;
Albert N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls,
1S ae
HetLLo New York; musical drama in 4
acts, by B. Thomashefsky.
“PATI NIN
[66] p. 4to. Typewritten. [S381
(©) 1c Mar. 27, 1916; D 43462;
Boris Thomashefsky, Brooklyn.
HER BROTHER’S CODE; drama of life in
4 acts, by D. B. Sorlin. [87] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8382
© te Apr. 13, 1916; D 438611;
Daniel Bror’. Sorlin, Worcester,
Mass.
HER WEDDING DAY; oR, AUNT SUSIE
PERKINS, playlet, by M. Sinclair.
[17] p. fol. Typewritten. [8383
Pe hvewApe. 18 1916: .D 43663 ;
Maud Sinclair, New York.
HicgH pLAy; American comedy in 8
sem, by) I. Clift. [146] p... 4to.
Typewritten. [8384
ert ie) Jan: 14,’ 1916; D..43693 ;
Denison Clift, San Francisco.
His DutcH UNCLE; comedy sketch, by
W. Bachman. 5p. fol. Ms. [8385
©) 1 c. Mar. 24, 19165 D 43528;
Thomas Coyle and Wallace Bachman,
Philadelphia.
8392*
HIS PARTNER’S DAUGHTER; drama in 4
acts, by B.'F. Parliman:! . [2);'126 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8386
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1916; D 48415; B.
Frank Parliman, Chatham, N. J.
HousE (THE) OF REST. See Three
plays and a curtain raiser.
Ir A BODY MEET A BODY; dialog, street
scene for 11 males and 3 females, by
K. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo
publishing company, 1916. 14 p.
16mo. (Dialogs for young people’s
societies, no. 44) [8387
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
D 485389; Antigo publishing co.,
Antigo, Wis.
IN DEFENSE OF HOME AND COUNTRY;
play in 1 act, by L. V. Gillard. [1],
15 p. fol. Typewritten. [8388
© 1 ¢ Mar. 30, 1916; D 43474;
Laurence Victor Gillard, Seattle.
In VANITY Farr; play in 1 act, by
H. Langford Gates.. [3], 15 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8389
(el cs Marc ) 1986: aby. A3SiGs
Joseph Fredrick Goss, Ogden. Utah.
JANE; play in 3 acts, by C. A. de Li-
ma. [108] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8390
OUbten Apr, eb" 19169 "D43585:
C. A. de Lima, New York.
JEST (A) OF FATE; romantic play in 4
acts, dramatized from an old novel
entitled, The fortunes of Conrad, by
Reo Wee Snniley) ofS}, 788i pe Ate:
Typewritten. [8391
©. 1 .emApr: 74°. 19162" D 43598:
Robert W. Smiley, New York.
JOAN (THE) DANVERS; play in 8 acts,
by F. Stayton. [117] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8392
© Pre Apr. 4.919165" DD 43527;
Frank Stayton, London.
JULIUS CAESAR; ed. with historical
and explanatory notes, suggestions
on literary interpretation, lesson
helps, and stage directions, by Mabel
Tuttle Frush. Chicago, New York.
Row Peterson and company [1916]
159 \p. 1 illus. -12mo; (Home and
school Shakespeare) [8392*
© Feb: 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 1, 1916; A 427099; Row, Peter-
son & co., Chicago.
Bis)
8393
KID CURLERS ;
Waldo. Boston, Walter H. Baker
& co. 1916. 13 .p)) tame. [8393
©) Apr. 18. 1916 su2ee% Apr. 14,
1916; D 48630; Dorothy Waldo,
Brookline, Mass.
King SHAKESPEARE; a masque of
praise for the Shakespeare tercen-
tenary written for the Drama league
of Boston, by A. H. Gilmer. [Bos-
ton] Ginn and company [1916] 14 p.
12mo. [S8393*
i Mar. (20,° 1916s 2,cysandweatt,
Mar. 23, 1916; A 4273845; Albert
Hatton Gilmer, Boston.
Kissing (THE) GIRLS.
(The) maid.
Kissinc (THE) MAID; or, The kiss-
ing girls, burletta in 2 acts, by S.
Howe. [57] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8394
@Q.dve., Apres, 2916: 10 435 1:
Sam Howe, New York.
See Kissing
KLEINE (DAS) MADEL; singspiel in 3
akten, von Arthur Lippschitz und
Theo Halton, musik von Joseph
Snaga. Hannover, L. Oertel, 1914.
132 p. 4to. [Words only] reside
© 1c Apr. 8, 1916; D 438582
Louis Oertel, Hanover, Germany.
musical comedy in 2
[101] p. Ato.
[8396
31, 1916; D 48498;
New York.
Lavy LUXURY;
acts: by Ret: Young:
Typewritten.
Qidil: e; ;Max.
Rida Johnson Young,
Lapy Many Docs; comedy in 8 acts
‘and a prologue, by E. F. Scott. [2],
71 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8397
© bee Apr: 10,:10167' D: 43562;
Edith Fullerton Scott, Deny er.
LAND (THE) OF LIBERTY; temperance
play in 5 acts, by Dora He caper
man. (Jn Moderator-topics. . 20,
no. 27, Mar. 16, 1916) 18 8398
(cy. Mariela, ano ¢.. Mar. 23,
1916; D 48683; Henry R. Pattengill,
Lansing, Mich.
9
Last (THE) MILE; sporting playlet in
3 scenes, by E. Clark. [8], 46 DP.
4to. Typewritten. [8399
©? e Apr’ a3, 1916 6D, 4a02ar
Edward Clark, Jamaica, N. Y.
Last (THE) oF THE MOHICANS. See
Ultimo (L’) dei Moicani.
BYE:
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 0.8. v.
farce in 1 act by D.| LATIN PLAYS FOR STUDENT PERFORM-
ANCES AND READING; Dy] J. 7a
Schlicher. Boston, New York [ete.]
Ginn and company [1916] vii, 213
p. 12mo.
CONTENTS: Sacus malerum.—
Helvetiorum.—
Cicero candidatus. — Coniuratio.—
Dido.—Andromeda. [S399*
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 427523; John J. Schlicher,
Terre Haute, Ind.
LAW-BREAKERS (THE) ;
original drama
in 4 acts, by M. Doran: [sling
4to. Typewritten. [8400
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43490;
Marie Doran and Frances
Jamaica, N. Y.
LEAD ME TO IT; 2 act musical comedy,
by M. Ott. [4], 56 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [8401
© 1c Mar. 30; 191677 44555.
Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
LESSoN (THE) OF WOODCRAFT; drama
Doran,
in i act, by W. Ho:Stene. it ate
4to. Typewritten. [8402
© 1c Mar. 2( 191G? » 32a04-
William Harry Stone, Los Angeles.
LET’S PRETEND; comedy in 4 acts, by
J. A. Moroso. [80] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8403
© 1. ce .Apr. 21,.1916;) 1D 45s
John A. Moroso, Cresskill, N. J.
LIBERIAN SINGERS. See Walker’s Li-
berian singers. =
Limp (A) OF THE LAW; character rube
comedy skit, by Lew Sully. Rev.
[1], 7p. 4to. Typewritten. [8404
© 1c Mar. 24, 1916; D 45408;
Arthur O. May, Norman, OK.
LONE (THE) SENTINEL; vaudeville
comedy duologue in 1 scene, by C.
Kennedy. [21] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8405
© 1 ec Mar. 24, 1916; .D 434105
Clayton Kennedy, Baltimore.
LovE (THE) LocKEeT; play in 4 acts,
dramatization of the novel Phyllis
by the Duchess, with liberties by 8S.
Williams. ~[1], 34° Dp. fol tae.
written. [S406
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 43465;
Seott Williams, West Park, O.
Love (THE) SHOP; musical comedy in
2 parts, book and lyrics by Billie
3urke [pseud. of W. F. Burke]
ozil, -- aa ap. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] {S407
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 43635;
Willinm Francis Burke, New York.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8421
Lucky (THE) FELLOW; comedy of
courtship in 3 acts, by R. C. Megrue.
[187] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8408
(© 1c Apr. 18, 1916; D 43658;
Roi Cooper Megrue, New York.
MAGcicAL (THE) city; Broadway
legend 1 act play in verse, by Z.
Akins. [2], 7d p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8409
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1916; D 43503; Zoe
Akins, St. Louis.
MaGnet (THE) GIRL; psychic comedy
in 2 acts, by P. Hayman... [64] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8410
© 1c Mar. 4, 1916; D 43384;
Philip Hayman, Glendale, S. C.
MAIDENS (THE) OF THE MOUNT. See
Dramatic (The) works of Gerhart
Hauptmann.
Man (THE) OF THE FAMILY; play in
3 acts, by A. E. Rouveyrol, from the
story of Madame Pernet McCarty.
[115] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8411
© 1 c¢ Mar. 27, 1916; D 48472;
Aurania Ellerbeck Rouveyrol, St.
Louis.
Man (THE) WHO BORE THE BURDEN.
See Dramatized scenes from Ameri-
can history.
MANTON (EL) R0J0; boceto lirico-
dramatico en 1 acto, dividido en 4
cuadros, en prosa y verso, original
de M. Mihura, mtsica del maestro
José Padilla. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafoles] 1916. Sat..2—:
12mo. [Libretto only] [8412
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 48274; Miguel Mihura, Madrid.
MArrIsAGE (LE) PAR PROCURATION. See
Charmante (La) Rosalie.
MABy’S ANKLE; play in 1 act, by M. G.
Tully., [2], 36 p.. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8413
© ic. Apr. 15, 1916; D 48688;
Mary Gertrude Tully, New York.
MASQUERADE (THE) OF CHARITY; play
mere eeeany ER Pe Kitt. “9 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8414
© fe FApr. 6, 1916; D: 43662;
Harold P. Kitt, Pittsburgh.
MassacGe (A) PARLOR OCCURRENCE; 1
act comedy drama, by L. Tylden.
{1], 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
8415
© 1-c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43439;
Lynard Tylden, Los Angeles.
MATINEE (THE) GIRLS; Satirical revue
of theatre-lobby incidents, by J. Mc-
Cree. [1], 30 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8416
God) ea Apr. 55,1916 2 Dy, 43533:
Junie McCree, New York.
MELIADE; comedy with music, by E.
M. Spencer. [1], 8 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8417
© Apr. 19, 1916; D 48671; Ethel
May Spencer, New York.
MELINDA AND HER SISTERS; by Mrs. O.
H. P. Belmont and Elsa Maxwell
music and lyrics by Elsa Maxweli
First produced at the Waldorf As-
toria, February 18, 1916. New York,
Rad Shores, LOGS 2 pei ke Sip:
12mo. [8417*
© Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
2 OIG > cA ©, 4898s, Robeck J.
Shores, New York.
MELODYLAND; musical comedy in i
act and 3 scenes, staged by N. Way-
burn, some dialogue by Claude W.
Bostock, some lyrics by Roger
Lewis, some music by Al. W. Brown,
13 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [8418
@ i eiApri’4, 19tes*ps 43528:
Ned Wayburn, New York.
MemorIAL DAY PAGEANT; arr. for
communities and schools, by Con-
stance D’Arcy Mackay. New York
& London, Harper & brothers [1916]
mel. 29 p-) mo. [8418*
©: Mar:1d0; 19165 -2 '¢ Mar15;
1916; aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 427255;
Harper & bros., New York.
Mexicano (THE) AND THE COON; ON
THEIR WAY TO HAvana, CuBaA, sketch,
by J. H. Stevens. 4p. 4to. Type-
written. [8419
ade. Apr. 10;,1916 3 D.. 43567;
James Henry Stevens, New York.
MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE; melodramatic
playlet, by N. F. Houston. [30] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8420
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1916; D 438444;
Norman FE. Houston, Brookline,
_Mass.
MILLIONS IN MOVIES; play in 5 acts,
bye Av, SB Kirakty.* [93] “py +40:
Typewritten. [8421
©) Apr 12" 1916 7D "43625 ;
Albert Enrico Kiralfy, New York.
379
8422
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 2. S., ¥98
MINISTERING MAIDENS; a pageant pre-
pared by the Schauffler missionary
training school for the purpose of
stimulating interest in itS work, by
J. F. Berry. (Jn The Schauffler me-
morial, v. 24, no. 2, April, 1916)
[8422
© Mar. 23) 1916: 1 c Mar 25:
1916; D 438421; John Faris Berry,
Cleveland.
Mint (A) spy; farcical comedy, with
tunes, by M. Ott. [1], 52 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8423
© 1c Mar. 30, 1916; D 48475;
Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
MiRACLE; play in 1 act, by W. A.
Boughton. [2].8p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8424
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1916; D 43602; Wil-
lis Arnold Boughton, Cambridge,
Mass.
Miss Swirt. See ALL FOR THE MOVIES.
MonNEY MAD; dramatic playlet, by
1 © Hamilton, 14. 14° p- “ io.
Typewritten. [8425
©. ve. (Apr. 10... 1916 D 43566"
Thomas C. Hamilton, New York.
MosqQviToEs; play in 4 acts, by H. J.
Blumensohn. [41,7 4635 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8426
© 1c Apr. 4, 1916: D 43529:
Henry J. Blumensohn. New York.
MoTHER LOVE; drama in 1 act, by L.
Beaudet. [3],19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten . [8427
at ¢ Apr: 5; 19163) 43536;
Louise Beaudet, Brooklyn.
MorTHeErR’s (A) SECRET; drama in 1 act,
adapted from the Italian, by A. Arm-
band. 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8428
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1916; D 43679;
Abraham Armband, New York.
MoUNTEBANKS (THE); or, THE BIRTH
OF THE ACTOR, play in 1 act, by W. B.
Young. [2], 33 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8429
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1916; D 43564;
Wim. B. Young, Chicago.
MoviE-MAD MAGGIE; farce in 1 act, by
B. H. Orkow. 1383p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten, [8430
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1916; D 438408;
3enjamin Harrison Orkow, Brook-
lyn.
€
,
MutcH Abo ABoUT BrEtTty: comedy in 3
acts, by W. B. Hare. Boston, Wal-
ter H. Baker .& co:, 1916, "64 p
12mo. [8431
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1916;
D 43558; Walter Ben Hare, Spring-
field, Me.
MutcH (A) MARRIED wipow. See My
wife’s husbands.
Mute (THE) WITNESS; 1 act play, by
W. E. Colby. 15 p. 4te. Type-
written. [8432
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1916; D 43468;
Walter Elbridge Colby, New York.
My LITTLE PAL; sprig from a police
reporter’s nosegay, by W. Mon-
tague. 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8433
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; D 48520;
Walter Montague, San Francisco.
My WIFE’S HUSBANDS; OR, A MUCH
MARRIED WIDOW, 1 act farce comedy
with interpolated songs, by FE. L.
Griffith. [2],..32) pao 4tey eve
written. [Words only] [8434
© 1. ¢. Mar. 24,1986; 434i
Fred. L. Griffith, San Antonio.
MyrtLe McCase; play in 1 aet, by E.
L. Gibson and Wyman M. Fitz. 26
p. 4to. Typewritten. [8435
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 438435;
Edwin Lawrence Gibson, New York.
Net (THE); pantomime in 1 act, by
VY. Zacharie. [1], 3 p: 4to. Type-
written. [8436
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1916; D 43402;
Viola Zacharie, New York.
NicHT (A) IN THE TRENCHES; play in
1 act, by R. F. Duffey: [1], 14 p.
fol. Typewritten. [8437
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43431;
Richard Francis Duffey, New York.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH; farce in 3
acts, by M. E. Swan. [171] p. 4to.
Typewritten. - [8488
© 1c Apr. 1, 1916; D 43497;
Mark E. Swan, New York.
Nurse (THE); war drama in 4 acts,
by B. I. Bremner. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8439
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43429;
Blanche Irbe Bremner, Berkeley,
Cal.
OatH (THE); war play in 1 act, by
V. Beatty. [14] p. 4o. Type
written. [8440
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 48675;
Vernon Beatty, Chicago.
376
a a a ma am aa aaa aa
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
OFICIAL (EL) DE GUARDIA; opereta en
1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en
prosa, original, libro de Eugenio |
Rodriguez-Arias y Carlos
Dotesio, |
musica del maestro Francisco Alon- |
so. Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1915. AS Pp _ 125m,
[Libretto only]
’
D 48275; E. Rodriguez-Arias y C.
Dotesio, Madrid.
Ou James! foolish fancy in 3 flights,
by E. Nytray and J. Richard, from
book of the same name, by H. M.
Edginton. [126] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8442
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 43478;
Emil Nytray & John Richard, New
York.
OH! M’sIEv!
upstairs.
Onto (THE) LADY; play in 4 acts, by
N. B. Tarkington and J. Street. 1 p.
1., 179 p. 4to. Printed. [8443
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1916; D 43626; N. Booth Tarkington
and Julian Street, New York.
OxLtp (AN) MAID’S VENTURE; comedy in
1 act, by Elma M. Logie. Boston,
W. H. Baker & co., 1916. 8p. 12mo.
[8441 |
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916; |
See Girls (The) from |,
[8444 _
Apr. 15,.1916; 2 ec.
1916; D 43628; Walter H. Baker
& co., Boston.
ON THE BORDER; comedy dramatic |
sketeh, by F. L. Whittier. 12 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8445
© 4c. Apr: 13, 1916; D 45613;
Frank L. Whittier, New York.
ON THE OCEAN; comedy skit, by Jack
Apr. 14, !
8458
OTHER (THE) MAN; dramatic playlet
muieset.. By A. Po Kelly. “(29-7 p.-
4to. Typewritten. [S449
© 1c Apr. 4, 1916; D 48526;
Arthur Paul Kelly, Rochester, N. Y.
Our FONTENOY; romantic Irish com-
edy-drama in 3 acts, by William J.
McKiernan. [70] p. 4to. Type
written. [$450
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 43666;
Jennie K. McKiernan, Washington.
OUT OF THE EAST; play in 8 acts, by A.
Abdullah. [95] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8451
©: 1 c@ Apr. 43, 19163 -D.''43609.:
Achmed Abdullah, New York.
Pack (THE); play in 4 acts, by H.
Booth. [106] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8452
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 43668;
Hilliard Booth, Brevard, N. C.
PaDUCAH (A) ROMANCE; 1 act comedy,
by R. Lane. [22] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8453
© 1 e. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43485;
Richard Lane, Buffalo.
PAGEANT (A) OF PEACE; written for the
American school peace league, by
Beulah Marie Dix [i. e. B. M. D.
Flebbe] Boston, American school
peace league, 1915. 20 p. 8vo.
[8454
©). Mar., 25,,1915;,2.¢. Mar. 30,
1916; D 43463; Beulah Marie Dix
Flebbe, Waban, Mass.
| PAINTING THE CHURCH RED; dialog for
Usher [pseud. of J. W. Usher] [1]. |
fF 7. fol.
© 1 ec. Mar. 22, 1916; D 43387;
John Walter Usher, Jersey City.
ON THE THRESHOLD. See Battle, and
other poems.
ON THETE WAY TO HAVANA, CUBA.
Mexicans (The) and the coon.
See
ONE OF THE FAMILY; comedy of pre- |
Typewritten. [S446
paredness in 8 acts and epilogue, by |
M. Upton.
written.
Type-
[3], 94 p. Ato.
: [S447
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1916; D 43535; Mel- |
ville Upton, New York.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS; 1 act play, by L. S.
Lavine and A. French. [1], 11 p.
4to. Typewritten.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1916; D 43589;
Lawrence S. Lavine and Adelaide
French, Philadelphia.
[8448 |
| PALACE. OF IVORY;
5 females, by E. J. Freund.
Wis... Antigo publishing company,
1916. 15 p. mo. (Dialogs for
young people’s societies, no. 45)
[8455
@© Apr’ 1, 1916: 2 c..Apr. 17, 1916;
D 48654; Antigo publishing Co.,
Antigo, Wis.
Antigo,
department store
story play in 5 acts, by O. Wilson.
[S9] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8456
© 1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1916; D 43637;
Oliver Wilson, Macedon, N. Y.
PAN IN AMBUSH; play in 1 act, by M.
Patterson. [4]. 40 p. 4to. Type-
written. [S457
© i ¢« Mar. 25, 1916; D 438461;
Marjorie Patterson, London.
PANSY’S PARTICULAR PUNCH: 1 act play
by W. Mack. [1].13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8458 .
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1916; D 43563;
Willard Mack, New York.
odd
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8459
PARANOIAC (THE); 1 act drama of
hospital life, by C. EH. Reynolds.
[1], 28 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8459
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; D 43684; Ce-
cil Edward Reynolds, Los Angeles.
PENA DE MUERTE AL AMOR. See Diana
eazadora.
PERFECT (THE) SON; 4 act drama, by
F. Haines-Reed. [6], 88 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [8460
Ome Apr 4, 1916> 435245
Florence Haines-Reed, Los Angeles.
PETTICOAT (THE) SOLDIER; musical
play in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
KE. T. Emery, music by Sigmund
Romberg. [107] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [8461
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 48494;
Edwin T. Emery, New York.
PHRYNE; play in 1 act with 2 scenes,
by F. A. Kummer. [Sa ede 1 EEO.
Typewritten. [8462
© 1 & Mar: 23, 1916:' D 43398;
Frederic Arnold Kummer, Catons-
ville, Md.
PHYLLIS. See Love (The) locket.
PILGRIMS (THE) AND THEIR JOURNEYS.
See Dramatized scenes from Ameri-
ean history.
PIRATES (THE) OF THE PEARL; farce-
comedy in song, in 8 acts, 5 scenes,
book’ by “A. -S. ‘Crocket&”* [115 ]"*p:
4to. Typewritten. [8463
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 48557; Al-
bert Stevens Crockett, New York.
PLAYING DESTINY; 8 act melodrama of
present day America, by A. Gurney.
[56] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8464
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1916; D 48407;
Antoinette Gurney, Boston.
Prays; [by August Strindberg] tr. by
Edith and Warner Oland. [v. 3]
Boston, J. W. Luce & company, 1914.
Various paging. TOD * DOLL...)
12mo. [8464*
CONTENTS: — Swanwhite. — Ad-
vent.—The storm.
© Feb. 11, 1914; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 4, 1916; A 427529; L. EH. Bas-
sett, Boston.
Posprecita, (LA) Dorores; humorada
en 1 acto, dividido en3 cuadros, origi-
nal de Antonio Fanosa y Emilio G.
del , Castillo, mtisica del maestro
Pedro Badia. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafnoles] 1916. 45 p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [8465
© Mar. 7, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
D 43287; A. Fanosa y E. G. del Cas-
tillo, Madrid.
3
pt. 1, ns. vas
Porer’s (THE) GOLD; drama in 1 act,
by Mrs. George M. Lillie [i. e. M.
. Lillie] [2], 27 pe T2mo> ovis:
[8466
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43488;
Maria Elmendorf Lillie, Tompkins-
Ville? NY,
Vottu (LE); comédie-opérette en 2
actes, de Maurice Hennequin et
Pierre Véber, musique de H. Mau-
rice Jacquet. Paris, M. Eschig, 1916.
1 p. 1. 146 p. 12mo. [Words only]
[8467 |
©.Mar. 28, 1916s-d. ¢, Apes:
1916; D 48685; Max Eschig, Paris.
paroles de M. Hennequin
et P. Véber, musique de Maurice
Jacquet. [117] p. ‘4t0.. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only} [S468
© 1 ¢ Mar. 20, 1916; Ditsags;
Maurice Hennequin & Pierre Véber,
Paris.
POLLY AND HER PALS; musical com-
edy in 8 acts, suggested by G. Hill,
written by Junie McCree. [108] p.
4to. Typewritten. — [8469
© 1c Mar. 25, 1916; D 43481;
Gus Hill, New York.
FOLLY AND THE FRENCHMAN. See That
ain’t your wife.
PoLLY PURSUING; comedy with mu-
sic in 4 acts, by E. M. Dolsen. [2],
47 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only | ‘ [8470
© 1c Apr. 15,:1916;>D 435640;
Ethel Mowbray Dolsen, San Fran-
cisco.
PoLLY WITH A PAST; modern comedy
in 4 acts; by G. Middleton and G.
Bolton. [119] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8471
(©) 1 c. Apr. 10, 19165" Aan
George Middleton and Guy Bolton,
New York.
PorK (THE) PACKERS; musical tab-
loid in 1 act, by F. L. Griffith. [17]
p. fol. Mimeographed. [8472
© 1e¢ Apr. 21,.1916; Dé3s69R5
Alex. Byers, Chicago.
PoweER (THE)
See Dominica.
TRIUMPHANT, RIGHT.
Proressor Trix; tabloid comic opera,
book, lyrics and music by S. R. Av-
ery. 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8473
© 1c. Apr. 138, 1916; D° 43619;
Stanley R. Avery, Minneapolis.
8
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
oF Scroospy. See
American
PuRITANS (THE)
Dramatized scenes from
history.
PUTTING IT ACROSS; drama in 4 acts,
by ‘M. Thompson. [115] p... 4to.
Typewritten. [8474
© ic. Apr. 20, 1916; D. 43689;
Marayvene Thompson, New York.
PuzzLES IN PETTICOATS; up-to-date
American comedy in 8 acts, by E.
mers, 195) p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8475
©) oe Apr. 12, 1916; D 48604;
Emil Forst, New York.
QUARREL (THE); twenty minute com-
edy sketch, by H. A. Schloss. [6],
20 p. fol. Typewritten. [S476
Geiser Apr. 13, 1916;: D 48516;
Herbert A. Schloss, Baltimore.
Quop (THE) WRANGLE; farce in 1 act,
by Oliphant Down. New York, S.
French; London, S. French, lItd.,
iis 25 p. 12mo. [S477
© Dee. 1, 1914; 1 c. Apr. 13, 1916;
D 48616; Samuel French, Iltd., Lon-
don.
RAGTIME (THE) OPERA OF TRIAL MAR-
ca)
RIAGE; merry musical melange in 3
aers, by Heal. Young. -[2], 80 p.
fol. Typewritten. [Words oniy]
[8478
© 1 « Mar. 31, 1916; D 43488;
Emily Louise Young, Brooklyn.
RENAISSANCE; play in 3 acts, by E. L.
V. Hughes. [57] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [8479
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1916; D 48452;
Ernest Llewellyn Vincent Hughes,
Montreal, Canada.
RippLteE (THE) oF Isis; operetta in 1
act, text by D. Stevens, music by
John McGhie. Pe OO. ALO:
Typewritten. [Words only] [8480
© 1 ¢. Mar. 22, 1916; D 43392;
David Stevens, Boston.
RIDICULOUS GHOSTS; comedy in 8 acts,
by Ivan Wise. 88 p. fol. Type-
written. [8481
© 1 ec. Mar. 23, 1916; D 48400;
Huber F.. Wise, Spokane, Wash.
ROBINSON CRUSOE; dramatic playlet in
meace, py ©; <BoUHellis.. [L,,:7. p.
8vo. Typewritten. [8482
© 1 ¢. Mar. 22, 1916; D 43395;
Charles Brock Hellis, Philadelphia.
|
8490
RokokKo; ein rahmenspiel (zu Goethes
Fischerin und Mozarts Girtnerin
aus liebe in der einaktigen Bie-
schen bearbeitung) von Rudolf
Presber. Berlin, Deutschen verlags-
anstalt (vorm. Ed. MHallberger)
1916. 40 p. 12mo. [8483
© 1 ¢ Apr. 19, 1916; D 43695;
Deutsche verlags-anstalt, Berlin.
RosrE HATHERN’S SACRIFICE; [play in
4 acts] by G. A. Doolittle. Indiana-
polis, Western stock company, 1916.
L201. De. SvO: [8484
©) sa 22 L9G: te Mar 27
LOTG aL eC exkor. 1S. TOG Dr 436256
George Alvon Doolittle, Indianapolis.
ROSETTA; play in prologue and 8 acts,
by H. Van Nostrand. [25] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8485
©) 1 °c. Mar. 25,1916; D. 43419;
Helen Van Nostrand, New York.
operette in 3
R. Bodanzky und FE.
Thelen, musik von Oscar Straus.
Souffilier- und regiebuch. Leipzig.
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) 1915. 165 p. 8vo. [8486
Gel 1 Apis & 19163 WAS nae
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) Leipzig.
RUND UM DIE LIEBE;
akten, von
Saccus MALoRUM. See Latin plays
for student performances and read-
ing.
SANTA CLAUS’ ANGEL; dramatic play
in 1 act, by F. Rockwell. [1], 19 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8487
Ors 1G) Mae 27, 1916s" D. 43432 -
Fiorence Rockwell, New York.
Scag (THE) See Battle
poems.
and other
newspaper-erook play
in 3 acts, by W. W. Hindley. [65]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [S488
©1c Apr. 3, 1916; D 43514; Wil-
bur Wright Hindley, Spokane,
Wash.
SEASIDE BELLES; tabloid musical com-
edy in 1 act, by Chas. Morton.
Chicago, The Chicago manuscript
co., 1915. [38], 19 p. fol. Mimeo-
graphed. [Words only] [S489
©): A veafAipr ei wl ONG Es Da A SiO:
Alex. Byers, Chicago.
SECRET (THE) SEX; farcical comedy
in 4 actS= by. J, °W. Mason. * 136) p.
fol. Typewritten. [8490
Ove) Mar27, 191627). 434805".
Joseph Warren Teets Mason, New
York.
Scoop (THE) ;
alg
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8491
pt. 1, nos., v.48
SEMINARY GIRLS; musical tabloid in 1
act and 1 scene, by Chas. Morton.
Chicago, The Chicago manuscript
ea:3) 1915. [3], Sige chek Aiimeo-
graphed. [Words only] [S491
© ice Apr: 21/°9916: D 48762;
Alex. Byers, Chicago.
SERAPHITA; opera in 38 acts, adapted
from the masterwork of Honoré de
Balzac, by G. S. Keefer. [384] p.
4to. Typewriten. [Libretto only]
[S492
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1916; D 43450;
Grace Sanders Keefer, Atlanta.
SETTLEMENT (THE) AT JAMESTOWN.
See Dramatized scenes from Ameri-
can history.
SEVEN (THE) AGES OF A LAWYER;
vision, by D. W. Robert. 18 p. 8
vo. Printed. [8493
© <Apr:-40, 1916; 2: ce), Ape 14%
1916; D 48640: Douglas W. Robert,
St. Louis.
(THE) poctTorR; farce in 1
New York, S.
SEVENTH
act, by M. N. Beebe.
French; London, S. French, Itd.,
1916. 23'p. 12mo. [S494
©) Apr 12, 15is= 2, @ SAE ads,
1916; D 43615; Samuel French,
New York.
SEwine (THE) MACHINE GIRLS; bur-
lesque, by F. Fuller. 16 p. 4 to.
Typewritten. [8495
© 1c Mar. 28, 1916; D 43531;
Fannie Fuller, New York.
SHAKESPEARE, THE POET OF THE SOUL;
pageant, by G. D. Jenifer. 65 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8496
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1916; D 43642;
George D. Jenifer, Washington.
SHAKESPEREAN FESTIVAL PAGEANT: by
J. W. Dean. [2],18 p. 4 to. Type-
written. [S497
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1916; D 43385;
Janet Williams Dean, Corona, Cal.
SHAKSPEARE (A) FESTIVAL: being a
fantasy of mockery and mirth com-
posed of scenes from various plays,
presented by five companies of play-
ers before Queen Elizabeth and her
court, by Sarah E. Simons. Chi-
cago, New York, Scott, Foresman
and company [1916]. 2 p. 1. 7-64
p. 12 mo. [S497*
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 31,
1916; aff. Apr. 1. 1916; A 427490;
Scott, Foresman & co.
SHATTERED FRAGMENTS; play in 1 aet,
by L. Walters. -[2], 22 p.. 4 te:
Typewritten. — [8498
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43495;
Leslie Walters, New York.
SHATTERED (THE) IDOL; play in 1 act,
by A. Burkhardt. [2], 26 p. -4*to.
Typewritten. [8499.
© 1 & Mar. 22, 1916: D-43393:
Addison Burkhardt, New York.
SHE AND IT; comedy sketch, by W. V.
Allen. 11 p. 16 mo. Typewritten.
[8500
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1916; D 43459;
Walter Van Allen, New York.
SHE COULDN’T DECIDE; 1 act play, by
G. Bloomquest. [19] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8501
© 1c Mar. 18, 1916; D 433865;
George Bloomquest. Minneapolis.
SHE SMILED; comedy with music in 2
acts, by Gladys Unger, lyrics by
Arthur Anderson, music by Archi-
bald Joyce and Merlin Morgan.
[104] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only.] [8502
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1916; D 43648;
Mark Blow, London.
SHowinG HENRY; comedy in 1 act, by
E. M. Dolsen. 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8503
© 1c. Apr. 14-1916; D 44622,
Ethel Mowbray Dolsen, San Fran-
cisco.
SHUTTLECOCK (THE) ; drama in 4 acts,
by May Beatrice and E. McLaughlin.
[2], 82 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8504
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 48667;
Ernest McLaughlin, Corona, N. Y.
SIMON SAYS, TOES UP; Satirical comedy
without manners in 4 acts, by L.
Compton. [2], 130 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8505
© 1 c« Mar. 27, 1916; D 43433;
Lois Compton, New Castle, Ind.
Sincer (THE) AND THE SIMP; comedy
playlet in 1 act, by CC. @imip)
Franklyn. [1], 6p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [S506
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 48591;
Chas. (Simp) Franklyn and Ruby
Bergen, Blue Island, Ill.
SISTER AND BROTHER; play in 4 acts,
by W. Siegel.
4 SN NONTT DWI PR Wyoyviy7
“29D ENON PD ADUPN
[106] p. Svo. Ms. [$507
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1916; D 43239;
William Siegel, New York.
380
be
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8524
Sisters (THE); play in 1 act, by S.
Riroy. [11:5 p: fol. Typewritten.
[8508
ey Pc. Apr, 18, 1916; D: 43657 ;
Sybil Kirby, New York.
Srx BELLS; detective episode in 1 act,
Dyed. EF. Lewis, jr. [2], 14 p: 4to.
Typewritten. [8509
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43436;
Henry Foster Lewis, jr., Chicago.
SLEEPING BAGS; comedy farce play in
» acts and 4 scenes, by F. A.
Mathews. [100] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8510
(©). @ Mar. 21,,1916; D 48501;
Frances Aymar Mathews, New York.
SocraL (THE) SWIM; comedy in 1 act,
by A. E. Ives and A. Gallatin. [1],
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8511
me apr. 7, 1916; D 43555;
Alice E. Ives and Alberta Gallatin,
New York.
Some BEAR; blackface comedy act, by
P. Nevins. 21 p. 28mo. Typewrit-
ten. [8512
© 1 ec. Feb. 29, 1916; D 43455;
Paul Nevins, Paterson.
Sone BIRDS; play in 1 act, by M. G.
Wentworth. 386 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8513
© 1c Mar. 21, 1916; D 48606;
Marion Craig Wentworth, Santa
Barbara, Cal.
SoUTHERN METHODS. See American
(The) intercedes.
SquaB (THE) FARM; play in 4 acts, by
KF. Hatton and Fanny Locke Hatton
{101] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8514
© 1 .¢ Apr. 4, 1916; D.43681;
Frederic Hatton, Chicago.
STONEFOLDS. See Battle, and other
poems.
Storm. See plays; by August Strind-
berg.
STORY-LAND DRAMATIC READER; Dy
Catherine T. Bryce. New York, Chi-
cago [ete.] C. Scribner’s sons [1916]
mento) p: © iluss° 12mo0, [8514*
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; A 428302; Charles Scrib-
ner’s sons, New York.
STRANDED; musical comedy tabloid, by
D. Hines, 9 p. fol. Typewritten.
[Words only] [8515
ey ive. Mar. 14, 1916+. 1D) 43451;
Dixon Hines, Seattle.
|
|
|
STRATFORD MIRACLES; play in 1 act, by
Max Keene [pseud. of I. P. McKee-
han] 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[S516
Grn eh Mary 2 19167" D 433883);
Irene P. McKeehan, Boulder, Col.
STRICTLY BUSINESS; play in 3 acts, by
Ss Carrol!’ “1058p. 7" 4to. “Ey pe=
written. [8517
Gwe. Apr 5, 1916; 4sa13:
John Stuart Carroll and Thomas
Callaghan, New York.
StronceR (THE) SEX; comedy in 4
acts; by H.'H. V. Hughes: [68] p.
fol. Typewritten. [8518
© 1. Mar. 14, 1916; D 48453;
Ernest Llewellyn Vincent Hughes,
Montreal, Canada.
SUBMARINE (THE); farcical sketch in
1 act, by H. Osten. 10 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8519
© 1 ¢. Mar. 22, 1916; D: 48388;
Henry Osten, New York.
Success (THE) oF MINNEHAHA;
comedy in 3 acts, by W. L. Norcross.
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8520
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 43638;
William L. Norcross, Glenside, Pa.
SUNRISE; drama in 4 acts, by W. B.
Carlock, founded upon the story by
Ward Muir. [90] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8521
© 1 ¢ Mar. 27, 1916; D 43438;
Wayne Bryan Carlock, North Salem,
INeyay ;
SURRENDER (THE) ; neutral war drama
in 1 act, by J. F. J. Archibald and
F. B. Elkins. [3], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8522
@ 1c Heb. 28, 4916 5) 43645:
Felton B. Elkins and James F. J.
Archibald, New York.
SWANWHITE.
Strindberg.
See Plays; by August
SWEET GENEVIEVE; comedy in 3
by J. Forbes. [185] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8523
©) 1c) Apr. 415, 1916 ; Di 43643):
James Forbes, Croton-on-Hudson,
Neve.
acts,
SWINDLERS (THE); play in 8 acts and
2 seenes, by R. Stodart. [118] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8524 .
Oml> ¢, MApte 3, WG! D 43510;
Robert Stodart, New York.
o8l
CATALOGUE OF CGPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8525
SymMpHony (THE) PLAY; play in 4
acts, by Jennette Lee. New York,
©. Seribner’s sons, 1916. XV, 192 p.
SvO. [8525
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1916: D 48458: Charles Scribner's
sons, New York.
Tea (A) FoR GENEVIEVE; play in 1
act, by L. Saunders. 16 p. 4to. Ms.
[8526
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1916; D 43380;
Lilian Saunders, St. Louis.
TEAR-SQUEEZER (THE): comedy in 4
acts, by H.. Booth. [125] p.. Ato.
Typewritten. [8527
(©): tcc. Apr. 12, 1916; a ee
Hilliard Booth, Brevard, N. C.
TERMS OF PEACE. See Three plays and
a curtain raiser.
Test (THE) OF THE BALLOT; play in 1
act, by R. E. Bosshard. [3], 148 p.
4to. Typewritten. [$528
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43498;
Rudolph Edward Bosshard, Ala-
meda,. Cal.
THAT AIN’T YOUR WIFE; OR, POLLY AND
THE FRENCHMAN, play in 3 acts, by
J. Nordenshield. [114] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [8529
Gk e: Aprad4, A916: 19).48635 -
©
Jeannette Nordenshield. New York.
THAT DAGGER IN THE DARK; Soul-stir-
ring thriller with many laughs, by
J.F. Powell. [1].32p. 4to. Type-
written. [8530
© 1. Apr. 11, 1916; D 48569;
James Francis Powell, Norwalk.
Conn.
THAT NIGHT; musical comedy in 2 acts, |
by M. Ott. [27] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [8531
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 43476;
Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
Tuirp (THE) EYE; dramatic fantasy
in prologue, 3 acts and epilogue, by
P. Sheffield. [184] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8532
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1916; D 483855;
Philip Sheffield, New York.
THIRTY DAYS A LA CARTE; comedy in 3
acts, by J. E. Medland. [88] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8533
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43428;
John Edward Medland, Oakland,
Cal.
pt. 1, mS, ¥v.
mr
THREE PLAYS AND A CURTAIN RAISER;
by J. Noel. New York, Claridge
press [1916] 238 p. 8vo.
ConTENTS: The house of rest.—
Terms of peace.—Wild oats.—The
wasters. [S534
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 «¢: "Mar. at,
1916; D 43460; Joseph Noel, Yonk-
ers, N. Y.
THREE’S A CROWD; comedy in 1 act, by
G. Mervale. 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8535
© 1c. Apr. 1,. 1916: 22a;
Gaston Mervale, New York.
TironeEs. See Latin plays for student
performances and reading.
| TirLes; play in 1 act, by H. Selman.
[2],15p. 4to. Typewritten. 8536
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1916; D 438692;
Harold Selman, Jersey City.
wak; Mongolian melo-
[2],18 p. 4to.
Tone (THE)
drama, by A. Geyer.
Typewritten. [8537
© 1c Mar. 25, 1916; D 435822
Albert Geyer, Los Angeles.
Too CONVINCING; drama in 1 act, by
Alan Storm [pseud. of G. Lipkind}
[1],15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8538
©.1 ¢c. Mar. 24, 1916; D 438412;
Goodinan Lipkind, New York.
play in 1 act, by E. C.
H. Moeller. [1], 9 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8539
© 1c Mar. 31, 1916; D 48487;
Edward C. H. Moller, New York.
Trap (THE);
TREADMILL (THE); play in 4 acts, by
Willard Mack, founded on a story
by John A. Moroso. [87] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8540
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 48639;
David Belasco, New York.
TREASURE ISLAND; by Robert Louis
Stevenson, dramatized in 4 acts, by
Frederick Chipman. [108] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8541
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43617;
Frederick J. Chipman and James
W. Castle, New York.
dramatization of Robert Louis
Stephenson’s novel, in 3 acts, by H.
M. Barnes. [102] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8542
© 1c. Apr. 6 1916; D 43544;
Howard McWKent Barnes, Chicago.
382
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916
8558
TREASURE ISLAND—Continued.
play in 5 acts,
Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous
story, by Jules Eckert Goodman.
[155] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8543
© 1 ec. Mar. 27, 1916; D 48456;
Punch & Judy theatre co., ine., New
York.
TRIANGLE (THE) OF FATE; drama in 5
acts, by A. Adams. [10] p. 4to.
Ms. [8544
adapted from |
© ic. Apr. 5, 1916; D 43534; |
Adolph Adams, New York.
TROUBLES ON LAND AND SEA.
Dramatized scenes from
history.
comedy playlet in 3
scenes, by H. Thompson. [1], 4 p.
fol. Typewritten. [8545
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1916; D 438568;
Harry Thompson, Portland, Or.
TRUE TO LIFE;
TRUTH; dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
W. E. Von Rittberg. [7] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8546
@ 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43492;
Winifred E. Von Rittberg, New
York.
Tryout (A); artistic novelty act, by
W. Montague. [1], 8p. 4to. Type-
written. [S547
mae Apr. 3, 1916; D 43518;
Walter Montague, San Francisco.
Twa (THE) CAME HAME; play in 1 act,
by T. C. Upham. 12 p. 4to. Type-
written. [S548
tee Apr 5, 1916; D 43599;
Thomas Carlton Upham, Fitchburg,
Mass.
TWENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY
wes: § act comedy, by J. R.
Froome, jr. [1], 17 p. 4to. Type-
written. [8549
i 1 ¢ Mar. 24, 1916; D 43413;
John Redhead Froome, jr., Cincin-
nati.
TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR; musi-
eal farce in 2 acts, by M. Ott. [4],
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only. ] [8550
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 43596;
Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
Two OF A KIND; vaudeville act, by W.
S. Gidley. 17 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [8551
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1916; D 438261;
Will S. Gidley, Springfield, Mass.
See |
American |
|
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD; play
in 3 acts, by A. K. Harned. [3],
104. 4to. Typewritten. [8552
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1916; D 43651;
Ada K. Harned, New York.
Uttimo (L’) pie Morcantr; tragedia
lirica in 8 atti, di Carlo Zangarini,
dal racconto omonimo di F. Cooper,
musica di Paul Allen. Milano, G.
Ricords ..& ‘G4, 1916, 52)-p:, 12mo.
[Libretto only] [8553
Oe) Apessey, 19th? fe Apr. 2k
1916; D 43696; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
UNcLE SAM AND OLD WORLD CON-
QUERORS; being the seventh division
of Uncle Sam, a satirical prelude,
by W. N. Guthrie. Manhattan,
WY... Brentano's, 1915 Tim.) be
3-175 p. Svyo. [8553*
© Dee. 16, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23. 1916; A 427359; William Nor-
man Guthrie, New York.
UNKNOWN (THE) QUANTITY; play in
3 acts, by Herbert Swears. New
York, S. French; London, S. French,
ltd., 1916. 71 p. 12mo. [8554
©) Apr. 4;,:1916 3 1.e@ Apr 551916;
D 43532; Samuel French, lItd., Lon-
don.
VELON (EL) DE LUCENA; magia en 4
actos, original y en prosa de [An-
tonio] Paso, [Joaquin] Abati y [An-
tonio] Paso, hijo, ilustraciones
musicales del maestro Alonso.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1916. 76 p. 12mo._ [Li-
bretto only] [8555
yr Mair. «., 1916: Toc. Mar tt.
1916; 1), 43213; A. Paso. J. Abani y
Paso, hijo, Madrid.
VIERERZUG (DeER) ; komédie in 3 akten,
von Siegfried Geyer u. Paul Frank.
Regie u. soufflierbuch. Leipzig,
Wien, New York, W. Karczag, 1915.
60 p. Svo. [8556
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 438579; W.
Kkarezag, Leipzig.
WALKER’S LIBERIAN SINGERS; play in
t act, by J. N. Walker.” 3opoetfol.
Typewritten. [8557
© 1.c., Apr. 17, 1916;,D 43652;
Jerry Nashville Walker, Denver.
WANDERERS (THE); play in 1 act, by
A Roth. [10] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[8558 ~
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; D 48508;
Aaron Roth, Brooklyn.
383
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8559
W ANTED A READY-MADE MAN;
comedy in 8 acts, by A. C. Herrick.
[26] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8559
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1916; D 43538; Al-
bert Charles Herrick, Hartford.
WANTED Jim BENNETT; 3 act
melodrama, by E. Langman. [91] p.
4to. Typewritten. [8560
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1916; D 48496;
Elizabeth Langman, Philadelphia.
WAS TUT MAN NICHT ALLES AUS LIEBE!
operette in 3 akten von Felix Dor-
mann, musik von Leo Ascher. Souf-
flier-und regiebuch. Wien, Leipzig,
A. Robitschek, 1915. 151. p. 8vo.
[8561
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 43578;
Adolph Robitschek, Vienna.
WaASTERS (THE). See Three plays
and a curtain raiser.
WATERING TROUGHS; 1 act play, farce
comedy, by J. V. A. Weaver, jr. [1],
18 p. fol. Typewritten. [8562
© 1.c. Apr.. %, 19163; D..43551 ;
J. V. A. Weaver, jr., Chicago.
Way (THE) oF Joy; play in 4 acts,
by E. Yeager. [92] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8563
© 1... Apr. | 13, 51916; D 43618;
Edith Yeager, Brooklyn.
WENN NICHT DER JOHANN WAR; ein
weinerstiick mit musik in 3 akten,
von Johannes Brandt. [101] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8564
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; D 43580;
Comoedia, Vienna.
WHAT A MAN WOULD DO; dramatic
playlet in 3 scenes, by L. S. Lavine
ave A; Wrench, | tak. les, Ds, ERO:
Typewritten. [8565
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1916; D 48447;
Lawrence S. Lavine and Adelaide
French, Philadelphia.
WHAT EVERY MAN NEEDS; comedy
playlet in 1 act, by E. W. Cortis.
[1], 15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8566
© 1e. Mar. 24, 1916; D 438499;
Ernest Whitehouse Cortis, East
Orange, N. J.
WHAT THE GODS SENT; idyllic sketch
in 1 scene, by J. L. Brode. 26 p.
4to. Typewritten. [8567
© 1. Apr. 10, 1916; D 43561;
Julien L. Brode, Memphis, Tenn.
WHEN COURAGE WAS NEEDED. See
Dramatized scenes from American
history.
pt. 1,1 S., v.88
WHERE WAR COMES; written for the
American school peace league. by
Beulah Marie Dix [i. e. B. M. D.
Flebbe] Boston, American schoo}
peace league. 20 p. 8vo. [S568
© Apr: T, 19167°2) & Ape
1916; D 48655; Beulah Flebbe,
Waban, Mass.
WHITE (THE) ELEPHANT; comedy in
1 act, by M. Cameron and J. L.
Rector. New York, S. French;
London, S. French, ltd., 1916. 18 p.
16mo. [8569
© Mar.,.30, 1916; 2c. Mase
1916; D 43479; Margaret Cameron
and Jessie Leach Rector, New York.
WHITE (THE) FEATHER; play in 8
acts, by W."O: Stout. (Ti 7am
Typewritten. [8570
© 1 c. Apr. 14, 18916;°D 43e02r:
W. Oakley Stout, St. Paul.
WHO WERE YOUR ANCESTORS? play in 4
acts, by D. S. Marfield. [115] p.
fol. Typewriten. [8571
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1916; D 43670;
Dwight S. Marfield, Cincinnati.
WILD OATS; play in 1 act, by R. Lane.
[28] p. 4to. Typewriten. [S572
© 1 ec. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43486;
Richard Lane, Buffalo.
See also Three plays and a cur-
tain raiser.
WINNING (THE) oF Kitty; play in 1
act, by KE. L. Gibson. 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [8573
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1916; D 48550;
Edwin Lawrence Gibson, New York.
WINTER DAWN. See Battle, and other
poems.
WITHOUT A HEART; drama in 4 acts,
by L. E. Miller.
VSD ADOPR 4 PX AWAIT FPINT N PIS
sIy5oe1 6D DIN?
[132] p. 4to. Typewritten. [8574
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1916; D 43457;
Louis E. Miller, Brooklyn.
WITHOUT A PRICE; drama in 4 acts
with 3 scenes, by L. A. Bahner. [1],
119 p. 4to. Typewritten. [8575
1 c.: Mar. 27, 1916 ;D)46442;
Leo Aloysius Bahner, New York.
384
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1916 8585
WomMAN (THE) INSIDE; 1 act travesty, | WrRecKAGE—Continued.
by A. Denvir. [2], 14p. 4to. Type- Mead and company, 1916. ix p.,11L.,
written. [8576 224 p. 12mo. (Dramatic works of
© 1 c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43445; J. Hartley Manners) [8580*
Arthur Denvir, New York.
WomMAN (THE) TEMPTED ME AND I DID
EAT: drama in 3 acts, by H. B.
Mitchell. [45] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [8577
© 1 e@ Apr: 21, 1916; D 43697;
Harper Brown Mitchell, Marshfield,
(cc) Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 428341;
Dodd, Mead & co., ine., New York
Wrone (THE) HOUSE; play in 1 act,
by R. Lane. [20] p. 4to. Type-
written. [8581
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1916; D 43484;
Richard Lane, Buffalo.
Mass.
é a YEGGED (THE) MAN; comedy sketch,
WoMAN’S PAGEANT; play in 7 scenes, i as ve: :
by W. J. Viley ae L. Jamison. by ae Gray. 20 p. 4to. Toe
[25] p. fol. Typewritten. [8578 | Witten. [8582
© 1 ¢. Mar. 25, 1916; D 43420;
© 1 © Apr. 6, 1916; D 48543; Jeffers & Dalton, Valley City, N. D.
Wylla Jamison Viley and Lorena
Jamison, St. Louis. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS you; 1 act dra-
matic sketch in 2 versions of 1
Word (THE) AFLAME; pageant drama theme, by Blanche Walsh [pseud. of
of the European conflagration in 2 Mrs. E. B. Hartmann] [2], 16 p.
pts., prologues, epilogues and 8 Svo. Ms. [8583
ae bi J. Hopp. [112] p. Se © 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; D 43434;
mee rtten. 2 Mrs. E. B. Hartmann, New York.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1916; D. 48448; ; ene ,
Julius Hopp, New York. ZAM ZAM 5 musical comedy in 2 acts,
by M. Ott. [2], 47 p. 4to. Type-
Worm (THE) short play in 1 act, by | written. [Words only] [8584
S. Benson. 19p. 4to. Typewritten. | © 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 438597;
[8580 Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
© 4 « Apr. 18, 1916; D 43659;
eeeonnon New York 6 LITTLE TAYLORS; polite farce with
music by MM Ou. PER 29 pe 4h
WRECKAGE; a drama in 3 acts, by J. Typewritten. [Words only] [8585
Hartley Manners, with a preface by © 1c. Mar. 30, 1916; D 43477;
Charles B. Towns. New York, Dodd, Matthew Ott, Wollaston, Mass.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 950
unpublished and other one-copy dramas), printed in the catalogue
EEL Te Tak TE ea Pa © SE ae kd a2 i ema eee 1053
meee Or DRAMA OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
fie AS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
BARBABA FROM THE QUICK OR THE DEAD; |
comedy drama in four acts, by E. |
Clayton. [8585 |
© by Estelle Clayton, New York, |
as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 8175. Mar. 30, |
1916. Original entry, Sept. 7, 1888, |
no. 25386. |
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CLASS F.
Atex, Grady Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [8586
mer Go. 1916: 2 c Apr. 7, 1916;
F 29817; Sanborn map co. New
York.
ASHVILLE, Pickaway Co., O. [Insur-
Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8587
Por Apr. 5, 1916: 2c. Apr. 6, 1916;
F 29814; Sanborn map co. New
York.
Asta Minor. Hammond’s 8 by 11 map
of Asia Minor. Size 8 by 11 inches.
[8588
OrApe tS, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 19,
1916; F 28528; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
ance map]
Hammond’s 8 by 11
map of Balkan States. Size 11 by 8
inches. [8589
freee. 15. 1916: 2 "ce. Apr. 19,
1916; F 28527; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
BALKAN STATES.
BeLcGiuM. Hammond’s 8 by 11 map
' of Belgium and Franco-German
frontier. Size 8 by 11 inches. [8590
opr 1s, 1916; 2 ¢..Aprii 19,
1916; EF 28529; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
BENNINGTON, Bryan Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8591
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 10, 1916;
F 29818; Sanborn map co., New
York.
BLOoMFIELD, Mich. Bloomfield, town,
no. 2 north, range 10 east. Scale 3
inches to 1 mile. Size 184 by 17#
inches. [8592
apr. 1, 1916; 2.¢ Apr..5, 1916;
F 28496; Wilbur Samuel McAlpine,
Birmingham, Mich.
BROOKLYN, Poweshiek Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8593
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
F 29810; Sanborn map co., New
York.
38
MAPS
CALIFORNIA. Southern California, sec-
tion no. 6 of sectional maps. Size
554 by 48 inches. Blueprint. [8594
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1916;
F 28476; Progressive map _ Co.,
Fresno, Cal.
CARPINTERIA, Santa Barbara Co. Gal.
[Insurance map] Mar., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8595
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 29,
1916; F 29804; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CEDAR Rapms, Ia. Map of the City of
Cedar Rapids and town of Kenwood
Park, Ia., showing streets, parks,
public buildings, etc. Size 380 by 223
inches. [8596
©. pApr. 4 191652) ec HADES,
‘IGS te 2s51Sise" M. ebinger,
Davenport, Ia.
CINCINNATI, O. Proposed inter-urban
entrance and rapid transit railway,
Cincinnati, O. Size 31 by 30 inches.
[8597
© Mar: 24 1916." 20. Mar 725;
1916; EF 28478; C. S. Mendenhall,
Cincinnati.
CLARASDORF-CASTLE Rock MINES, Col.
Drumm’s detail map of the Claras-
dorf-Castle Rock wines. (Lower
Roger’s tract), Boulder, Co., Col.
Scale 600 feet to 1 inch. Size 24 by
303 inches. Blueprint. [8598
© Mar, OF. 1916-2 "el" Mar 50:
1916; F 28488; Henry A. Drumm,
Boulder, Col.
CoLuMBUS, O. Dreher’s mile square in-
dex, paved street and house number
map of the city of Columbus and
environs. Size 264 by 33 inches.
[8599
©, Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1916; F 28490; D. Frank Dreher,
Toledo, O.
COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION, Wash.
Diminished Colville Indian reserva-
tion. Colville, Wash.. Colville exam-
iner. [1916] Size 24 by 38 inches.
[S600
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 22,
1916; F 28505; Clair Hunt, Colville,
Wash.
=
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8601
pt. I, 0: See
Conway, Laclede Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [8601
©) Mar... 27, 1916. 2 ¢) Mar c2s)
1916; F 29803; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CocoPERSVILLE, Ottawa Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [8602
©; Mar. 30, 1906; 2 e;"Mar. 31,
1916; F 29808; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
DaLMATIA. Hammond’s 8 by 11 map
of Dalmatia and Austro-Italian fron-
tier. 8 by 11 inches. [8603
©, Apr., 18, 1916-2 ce Agr, 19:
1916; EH 28530; C:; S.. Hammond &
co., New York.
DETROIT, Mich. Commercial pocket
map and guide of the city of Detroit,
Mich, showing streets, street car
lines and location of principal public
buildings, ete. 1916. Size 20 by 32
inches. [8604
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1916;
F 28485; William Sauer, Detroit.
Suburban pocket map of the city
of Detroit and environs, Mich. New
ed. 1916. Size 26 by 37 inches.
[S605
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1916;
F 28486; William Sauer, Detroit.
Dover, N. J. Insurance maps of
Dover, Morris Co., including Whar-
LOUG GN. dae iteh,, tolG... Scale 0 ft.
to an inch. 27 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8606
CG) -Mar., 24,.191Gey 2, cy Mar. 25,
1916; F 29801; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
East HamprTron, Mass.
maps of East Hampton, Hampshire
Co., Mass. Mar., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 20 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8607
Cc) Apr. 241916" 2 e,” Apr, 25,
1916; F 29838; Sanborn map co.,
New York. :
EAST PRAIRIE,
[Insurance map]
\O ft. to an ineh.
inches. [8608
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1916; EF 29802; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mississippi Co., Mo.
Jan., 1916. Scale
Size 25 by 21
Insurance’
EASTERN HEMISPHERE. McConnell’s
maps of mediaeval and modern his-
tory. 18 1, size 28 by 42 inches.
[8609
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 480095;
James McConnell, Philadelphia.
Eureka, Cal. Street and guide map
of the city of Eureka, Humboldt Co.,
Cal., compiled from public records
and afield. 1916. Size 22 by 183
inches. [8610
© Apr. 7, 1916.; 2 ce. Apr. 12, 1916;
F 28513; Belcher & Crane, Eureka,
Cal.
Europe. Great strategic war game.
Size 31 by 28 inches. [S611
© Dec. 2t, 1915552 ec wee 28)
1915; F 28484. Joseph Edgar Para-
dis, Montreai-East, Canada.
FENNVILLE, Allegan Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8612
© Mar. 30, 19162 €* Marea
1916; F 29805; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FitcHspure, Mass. Price & Lee co.’s
new map of Fitchburg, Mass., pre-
pared for their directory by David
A. Hartwell. 1916. Size 184 by 294
inches. 3 [8613
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1916;
KX 28501; Price & Lee coy “ew
Haven.
Forest Crry, Rutherford Co., N. C.
[Insurance map] Mar., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8614
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aprasatoio:
KF 29812; Sanborn map co. New
York.
FRANKLIN, Robertson Co., Tex. [ In-
surance map] Mar., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [S615
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
F 29822; Sanborn map co., New
York.
GALuLuPp, McKinley Co., N. M. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [S616
© Apr. 17, 1916% 2 es/Agee as
1916; F 29830; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
388
MAPS
no. 4. 1916
8632
Gorreso, Kiowa Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [S617
fr wor. 12, 1916; 2) ¢. Apr: 13,
1916; F 29827; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Horsrook, Navajo Co., Ariz. [Insur-
ance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8618
oy Mar 11) 1916; 2 ¢c. Mar. 29,
1916; F 29805; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Hunt County, Tex. Road map of
Hunt County, Tex. 1916. Scale 2,000
varas to 1 inch. Size 403 by 27
inches. [8619
Peter 22 1916; 2. ¢c.. Mar...27,
1916; F 28481; George Washington
Beddall, Greenville, Tex.
Kay County, Okl. Map of Kay County
oil fields. Size 33 by 42 inches. Blue-
print. [8620
e) Mar, 20, 1916;_2 ¢. Mar. 30,
1916; F 28489; Blackwell mapping
co., Blackwell, Okl.
KELLOGG, Jasper Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [8621
ey Aor bh) $916:)-2; ci Apr, 12,
1916; EF 298238; Sanborn map ce.,
New York.
KINGMAN, Mohave Co., Ariz. [Insur-
ance map| Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [8622
feane 4.51916; 2 ¢c Apr. 15,
1916; F 29833; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Kineston, Marshall Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8623
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
F 29813; Sanborn map. co., New
York.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Henry Co., Ind. [In-
surance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 12 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [8624
fea Apr) 21, 1916s 62. ¢. -Apr: 22,
1916; F 29835; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Lake County, Or. Map of Lake Co.,
Or., compiled by R. H. Rogers. Jan.,
1916. Seale 14 inches to 6 miles.
Size 30 by 26 inches. Blueprint.
[8625
Web, (25 “1StGis2).e “Heb. 25,
1916; F 28389; Samuel Albert Mu-
shen & Robert Hawley Rogers, Lake-
view, Or.
Insurance maps of
Mar.,
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
Lakewood, Ocean Co., N. Y.
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 18
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [8626
©, Ape tn, 19163 2'-¢.. Apriads,
1916; F 29828; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
LEOMINSTER, Mass. Map of Leomin-
ster, Mass., compiled from plans and
surveys by Gates and Ray. 1916.
Seale 1000 feet to 1 inch. Size 19 by
14 inches. [8627
© Mar. 27, 1916°> 2 ¢. Apr. 1, 1916;
F 28491; Price & Lee co., New
Haven, Conn.
LIBERAL, Barton Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8628
© Apr. +15, 191672" c. Ape,
1916; EF 29829; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Cal. Clason’s map of
Size 24 by 16% inches.
[8629
iG)" Mar. 3i, tS169°2-e> Apr it
1916; F 28502; Clason map co. of
Cal., Los Angeles.
Mapiiu, Marshall Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8630
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
Los ANGELES,
Los Angeles.
F 29820; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Maprip, Boone Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to an
inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8631
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 13, 1916;
F 29825; Sanborn map co:, New
York.
Matcom, Poweshiek Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8632
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2c. Apr. 12, 1916;
F 29824; Sanborn map co. New
York.
deg
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$633
MARLIN, Falls Co., Tex. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to an
inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8633
© Apr: 5, 1916; 2-e) Apr..6), 19164
KF 29815; Sanborn map co, New
York.
MEXICO. Birds-eye view map of
Mexico showing the principal cities
and railroads. Size 9 by 123 inches.
[8634
© Mar.'22, 19165 2°c.:Apr. 6, 1916;
F 28508; Rand-MecNally & co., Chi-
cago.
Hammond’s complete map of
Mexico. Size 193 by 294 inches.
[8635
© Apr.."10, 1996; “2 ec -Apreo as,
1916; F 285038; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
New map of northwestern Mexico
including Chihuahua and parts of
Sonora and Coahuila. El Paso, Tex.,
El Paso book co. [1916] Seale 50
miles to 1 inch. Size 103 by 18
inches. [8636
©rAper. 6, 191632) e: Ape. 7, 19165
F 28498; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
MicHIGAN. Rand MeNally’s new 11
by 14 map of Michigan. Scale 33.5
miles to; ineh, sizer dl viny,, 4:
inches. [8637
Gi Mar. 22, 1916 - 727 cape. 6,
1916; F 28509; Rand-MeNally & co.,
Chicago.
Monapnock (Mrt.) Panoramic map
showing direction, distance and alti-
tude of points of interest visible
from Monadnock. 1916. Size 27 by
27 inches. Blueprint.
©) Apr. 4.1916; 2 ¢. Apr. 17,4916;
F 28499; KE. J. Harling, Jaffrey,
ING ED,
Montana. Map showing part of Mon-
tana and Wyoming proven and per-
spective oil and gas fields. 1916.
Size 34 by 43 inches. Blueprint.
[8639
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
IF’ 28493; Nowell-Atherly co., Basin,
Wy.
Mr. PLtessant, Maury Co., Tenn. [In-
surance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 11 sheetg, size 25 by
21 inches. [8640
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 6, 1916;
F 29816; Sanborn map co., New
York.
[8638.
pt. L, DSS
MoUnrtTvAIN VIEW, Kiowa Co., Okl. [In-
surance map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8641
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar. 81,
1916s “EH 29808:
New York.
Nassau County, N. Y. Map showing
approximate location and general di-
rection of bridle paths maintained
by the Country lanes committee in
district bounded by Glen Cove, Oys-
ter Bay, Cold Spring, Woodbury,
Jericho and East Williston, includ-
ing also Locust Valley, Hast Nor-
wich, Roslyn, Brookville, Wheatley,
Old Westbury, Westbury and Syos-
set. May, 1915. Size 81 by 384
inches. [8642
© Mar: 15, 1916592) Geiiare23:
“1916; F 28487; Country lanes com-
‘mittee, Locust Valley, N. Y.
NEEDLES, San Bernardino Co., Cal.
[Insurance map] Mar., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8648
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 15, 1916;
KF 298384; Sanborn map co., New
York.
New York (City) Atlas of New York
city and the Metropolitan district.
New York, pub. for Unz & co., 1916.
15 p. col. maps. fol.. [8644
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
16, 1916; A 427269; C. S. Hammond
& co., New York.
Auto roads of New York, Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City. Scale 6
miles to 1 inch. Size 21 by 14inches.
[8645
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
F 28507; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
NorFotk, Va. Hill directory com-
pany’s 1916 new city map of Nor-
folk, Portsmouth and vicinity, Vir-
ginia. Size 304 by 28 inches. [8646
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr: 1G 19164
¥ 28536; Interstate map co., New-
ank,*N. J.
Cram’s superior map
of Pennsylvania. Scale 54 miles tol
inch. Size 58 by 424 inches. [8647
© Apr. 1, 1916;°2°¢. ‘Apres; aaa
F 28500; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
PENNSYLVANIA.
390
Sanborn map Co.,.
=
MAPS
no. 4, 1916
PHELPS County, Neb. Map of Phelps
County, Neb. 1916. Size 40 by 37
inches. [8648
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1916;
F 28511; P. O. Billing, Holdrege,
Neb.
PRosPEcT, Marion Co., O. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[8649
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 e, Apr. 10, 1916;
EF 29821; Sanborn ap co., New
York.
Roginson, Crawford Co., Ill. [Insur-
Mar., 1916. Seale 50
12 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8650
Pepe 22 191G- 2° ce, Apr. 25,
1916; HF 29837; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ance map]
i, tO a ineh.
Washita Co., OkI. [ Insur-
Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8651
ar Apr iS- 1916;.2 ec.. Apr. 10,
1916; EF 29819; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Rocky,
ance map|]
to an inch.
Russta. Western Russia, Poland and
the Russo-German frontier. Size
11 by 8 inches. [8652
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1916; F 28526; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
RUTHERFORDTON, Rutherford Co., N. C.
[Insurance map] Feb., 1916. Scale
a0 ft. to an inch. 8 Sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [8653
ieeapr is 191622 ec: Apr. 4, 1916;
F 29811; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Insurance maps of
1915. Seale
SAN JOSE, Cal.
san Jose, Cal. v. 2.
mo. to an inch. 3p. 1. 110 1., size
25 by 21 inches. Bound. [8654
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 30,
1916; F 29809; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SENECA County, O. The Farm jour-
nal map of Seneca County, O.
Philadelphia, Pa. Wilmer Atkin-
son co. [1916] Size 164 by 22
inches. [8655
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1916; F 28480; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
8663
SEYMOUR, Webster Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map|] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8656
© VApr 12° 191Ge" 2c. Apr hts.
1916; F 29826; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SHARON, Norfolk Co., Mass. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [S657
© Mar. .20, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 21,
1916; EF 29800; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Soper, Chocktaw Co., Okl. [Insurance
map|] Mar., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[8658
© Apri’ (9, 1916 = 2" e) Apr: "20,
1916; EF 29831; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SoUTHBRIDGE, Mass. Size 44+ by 53
inches. [8659
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 6, 1916;
F 28497 ; Whittaker engineering co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
STREATOR, Ill. Insurance maps of
Streator, La Salle Co., Ill. Mar.,
1976. scale 50) ft. .t0 an ineh.y. 34
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [8660
©, Apr. 22. 19162 «¢ Apr 24
1916; F 29886; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
TENNESSEE. The Journal and _ tri-
bune’s highway map of east Ten-
nessee. Size 283 by 404 inches.
[8661
@) Mar, 20). 1916-2. .¢. Mar, 24.
1916; F 28494; Journal & tribune
eo., Knoxville, Tenn.
Tepic, Mexico. ‘Territorio de Tepic,
Republica Mexicana. Relacion
1: 345,000. Size 334 by 264 inches.
Blueprint. [8662
©. Mar: * 251916 2 “et Apr? 3,
1916; F 28492; Ellery P. Vernon &
Robert F. Heron, Los Angeles.
Tom REED GOLD ROAD DISTRICT, Ariz.
Haff and Colwell map of the Tom
Reed gold district, Mohave Co.,
Ariz. 1916. Scale 1500 feet to 1
inch. Size 55 by 81 inches. Blue-
print. [8663
©) Apr.5, 1916; 2:¢c. Apr. 11, 1916;
F 28512; Haff & Colwell, Oatman,
Ariz.
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8664
UNITED States. Map of the boundary
between United States and Mexico
with portions of both countries.
Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews-Northrup
works. [1916] Size 114 by 113
inches. [8664
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2. ¢: Mar. 25,
1916; F 28477; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
Paper and board mills of eastern
United States and Canada, shipping
locations and daily production capac-
ity. Boston, New England paper &
pulp association. July 1915. Seale
30 Miles to 1 inch.. Size 28 by 39%
inches. [8665
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1916;
F 28483; Charles H. Tiffany, Boston.
Paper and board mills of eastern
United States and Canada, shipping
locations and daily production capac-
ity. Revised Jan. 1916. Size 20 by
28 inches. (Supplement to Paper
for Feb. 23, 1916.) [S666
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1916;
F 28482; Charles H. Tiffany, Boston.
VERDUN, France. Where the most ter-
rible battle in the world’s history
rages. Size 5 by T inches. (Jn The
Literary digest, v. 52, no. 14, Apr. 1,
1916) [8667
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
F 28495; Literary digest, New York.
WASHINGTON (State). Main line road
state of Washington. Spokane,
Wash., American engraving co.
[1916] Size 17 by 283 inches. [8668
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1916;
F 28506; A. L. Meigs, Spokane,
Wash.
pt. I, n. s., v. 18, no.'4, 1916
WEYMOUTH, Mass. Map of the town
of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Mass.
1915. Size 31 by 86 inches. [8669
© ‘Apr. 6,°1916; 2c Apr. 3; 1816:
F 28510; Russell H. Whiting, North
Weymouth, Mass.
WHITE Puains, N.Y. City of White
Plains, Westchester Co., N. Y. Size
393 by 20 inches. [S670
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2° eager
1916; EF 28521; John M. Farley,
White Plains, N. Y.
Woop County, O. The Farm journal
map of Wood County, O. Philadel-
phia, Pa. Wilmer. Atkinson co.
[1916] Size 224 by 18inches. [8671
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 25,
1916; F 28479; C. S. Hammond & co.,
New York.
WortD. Rand-McNally dollar atlas of
the world; historical, political, com-
mercial. Chicago and New York,
Rand, McNally & company, 1916.
192, 61 p. -col. maps. 12m0)" aoe
[8672
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1916;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418888; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Rand-McNally pocket atlas of the
world; historical, political, commer-
cial.. Chicago and New York, Rand,
McNally & company, 191G_.5 pak
387, 114 p. maps. 24mo. $0.25.
[8673
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1916;
aff. Feb. 17, 1916; A 418887; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago. [Copyright
claimed on changes and corrections. ]
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916___ 538
392
CLASSES L AND M.
MOTION PICTURES
ACQUITTED; scenario by Ray Sommer-
ville, adapted from the story by
Mary Roberts Reinhart. 5 reels.
[8674
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8072; Triangle
film eorp., New York.
AL FALFA’S SCIENTIFIC DAIRY; by Paul
Terry. Reel. [S675
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; M 586; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
ALONG THE BORDER; written and pro-
duced by Tom Mix. Reel. [867
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7907; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
ARTIE, THE MILLIONAIRE KID; by
George Ade; Harry Handworth,
director. 5 reels. [8877
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7984; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
ARYAN (THE); by C. Gardner Sulli-
van. Small reel. [8678
© title, description and 415 prints
reeds Apr. 13, 1916; L 8062; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
AT Piney RinGE; picturized by Gilson
Willets, from the play of David K.
Higgins. 5 reels. [8679
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; IL 8049; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
AT THE COUNT OF TEN; by Charles
Brown and Margaret Cameron.
Reel. [8680
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7973; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
BADGERED; written by Wm. M. Henry,
produced T. N. Heffron. Reel.
[8681
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8080; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
BALLET (THE) GiRL; adapted from
Compton MackKanzie’s famous novel
Carnival. Small reel. [S682
© title and description recd. Mar.
14, 1916; 134 prints recd. Mar. 22,
1916; L 7894; World film corp., New
York.
BANKRUPTCY (THE) AND
ScHULTz. Reel. [8683
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr... 27,, £9162, .L -SI6L;.. Esko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Beauty (THE) HUNTERS; written by
James Oliver Curwood and produced
by Wm. Robert Daly. Reel. [8684
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7945; Selig
polyscope co.. Chicago.
BEHIND THE MASK; scenario by Grace
Cunard, produced by Francis Ford.
2 reels. [8685
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7986; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BELOVED (THE) LIAR; Story by D. M.
Robinson and Calder Johnstone, pro-
or Boaes
duced by George Cochrane. 38 reels.
[S686
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 27, 1916; L 8157; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Brest (THE) MAN’S BRIDE; Story by
Alice McGowan and Malcolm Strong,
produced by Wm. Worthington. 2
reels. [8687
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8048; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BETTY OF GRESTONE; scenario by F. M.
Pierson. 5 reels. [8688
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8070; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Bie Jim GARRITY; by
maurice,
George Fitz-
Clippings from reel.
[8689
© title, description and 192 prints
reed; Apr. 29; 1916; L. 8152; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$690
BILLIE’S DOUBLE; written by Clay M.
Greene, produced by Earl Metealf.
Reel. [8690
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7910; Lubin
mfg. eco., Philadelphia.
2 reels.
[S691
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8115; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
BILL’S WIFE; written and produced by
Lynn Reynolds. Reel. [8692
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7985; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BILL’S NARROW ESCAPE.
BILLY’S WAR BRIDES; adapted by
Samuel Greiner from the story by
Miriam S. Gluck, produced by Wil-
liam Garwood. Reel. [8693
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8090; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BLADE 0’ GRASS; by William Addison
Lathrop; Burton George, director.
8008. 3 reels. [8694
© Dec. 3, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8088; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
BLUE BLOOD AND RED; written and pro-
duced by R. A. Walsh. 5 reels.
[8695
© Apr. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 7993; William
Fox, New York.
Brink (THE); written and produced
by Lynn Reynolds. Reel. [8696
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8018; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BRUSH INDUSTRY; arranged by Moe
Tumpowsky. Split reel. [8697
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; M 567; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BucksHot (THE) FEUD; written and
directed by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[8698
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8142; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BULLETS AND BROWN EYES; scenario by
J. G. Hawks, directed by Scott Sid-
ney, supervised by Thos. H. Ince.
Small reel. [8699
© title, description and 562 prints
recd. Mar. 28, 1916; L 7934; Triangle
film corp., New York.
pty 1, WASk Veta
By STORK DELIVERY; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [8700
© title, description and 247 prints
recd. Apr. 18, 1916; L 8063; Triangle
film corp., New York. .
By THE SHORTEST OF HEADS; by Percy
Manton and Jack Hulcup. Clip-
pings from reel. [8701
© title, deseription and 359 prints
recd. Apr. 27, 1916; L 8164; Ugo
Serra, New York.
3Y¥ WHOSE HAND? by Channing Pol-
lock and Rennold Wolf; James
Durkin, director. Small: reel.
[Title changed from Who killed Si-
mon Baird?] [8702
© title, description and 132
prints recd. Apr. 21, 1916; L 8126;
Equitable motion pictures corp.,
New York.
CALIPH (A) OF THE NEw Bagpapd; by
William Addison Lathrop; Van
Dyke Brooke, director. 3 reels.
[8703
© Apr. 138, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8065; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
CANDLE (THE); written by Maude
Thomas and Julian Lamothe, di-
rected by Leon D. Kent. 2 reels.
[8704
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 27, 1916; L 8154; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 73; Car-
toon by Wallace A. Carlson. Split
reel. [8705
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; M 562; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MO; .O5 cartoon by Wallace A.
Carlson. Split reel. [8706
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 577; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
——no. 9; cartoon by Wallace A.
Carlson. Reel. [S707
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 26, 1916; M 598; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CAUGHT ON A SKYSCRAPER. 2 reels.
[8708
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7905; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
og4
igs Se
iy
;
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916
8729
CELESTE. 4746. 2 reels. [ST09
© Apr. 18, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; L 8098; Bio-
graph co., New York.
CHAPLIN’S (CHARLIE) BURLESQUE ON
CARMEN. 4 reels. [S710
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8013; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CHICKEN-HEARTED JIM; scenario and
production by Francis Ford. Reel.
[8711
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8112; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CHILDHOOD’S HAPPY DAYS; by Charles
Brown. Reel. [8712
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7962; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
CIVILIZATION; by Albert 8 Niralfy.
Clippings from reel. [S713
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. Apr. 6, 1916; L 8041; Albert
Enrico Kiralfy, New York.
CIVILIZATION’S CHILD; by C. Gardner
Sullivan. Small reel. [S714
© title, description and 480 prints
rc aApe, 26. 1916; L 8163; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
CoLONEL Heezs LisrR WINS THE PEN-
NANT; by J. R. Bray. Reel. [8715
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
meee age 2, 19IG: M 592;>..Bray
studios, ine., New York.
CoME-BACK (THE) 5 reels. [S716
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec and de-
scription Apr. 27, 1916; L 8162;
Quality pictures corp., New York.
CRIPPLED (THE) HAND; scenario by
Calder Johnstone, produced by Robt.
Leonard and David Kirkland. 5
reels. [ST17
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8051; Blue
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
CROSS CURRENTS; by Mary H. O’Con-
nor. 5 reels. [S718
© Dee. 27, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 5, 1916; L 8006; Triangle
film corp., New York.
CyrcLeE (THE) OF FATE: written and
directed by Marshal Neilan. dD
reels. [ST19
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7906; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
|
DaANcE (THE) OF LOVE. Split reel.
[S720
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; M 566; Universal
film mfg. co., inc... New York.
DANGER (THE) LINE; by Edward T.
Lowe, jr.; Chas. Ashley, director.
3 reels. [8721
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8109; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
DAPHNE AND THE PIRATE; Scenario by
Granville Warwick. directed by
William Christy Cabanne. 5 reels.
[8722
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 28, 1916; L 8165; Triangle
film corp., New York.
DARE DEVILS OF WAR. 2 reels. [8723
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; M 570; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
D’ARTAGNAN; adapted from Dumas’
masterpiece [The three musketeers]
by J. G. Hawks; Charles Swickard,
director. Small reel. [8724
© title, description and 559 prints
recd. Jan. 27, 1916; L 7513; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Davin GarRRick; by T. W. Robertson.
5 reels. [8725
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
fon Apr. 15. 1916; Ty 8009; J.C:
Tvers, Los Angeles.
Dixte (THE) WINNER. 2 reels.. [8726
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 7997; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Doctor NEIGHBOR; written by Agnes
May, produced by S. B. Carleton.
5 reels. [S727
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8040; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Doctor (THE) OF AFTERNOON ARM;
adapted and produced by Robert F.
Hill from the story by Norman Dun-
can. 2 reels. ' [8728
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8037; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Don QUIxoTE; adapted by Chester
Withey from Cervantes’ novel. 5
reels. [8729
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- .
tion Apr. 28, 1916; L 8166; Triangle
film corp., New York.
CATALOGUE OF CUr\isIGHT ENTRIES
8730
DovUuBLE (THE) DOUBLE CROSS; written
and directed by Frank Currier.
Reel. [8730
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion. Apr. 28, 1916; L°S167; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
DOUBLE TROUBLE; adapted by W. C.
JXabanne from the novel by Herbert
Quick. 45 reels. [8731
© Nov. 29, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7978; Triangle
film corp., New York.
2 reels.
[8732
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8083; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cake
EDDIE’S NIGHT OUT;
duced by A. E. Christie.
DOoUBLE’sS (A) TROUBLES.
written and pro-
Reel.
[8733
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8075; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ELDER (THE) BROTHER. 2 reels. [8734
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢« and descrip-
tion Apr. 9, 1916; L 8027; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
ELEANOR’S CATCH; written by William
V. Mong, produced by Cleo Madison.
Reel. [8735
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8143; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HLEPHANT’S (AN) GRATITUDE; written
by Carrie Hagerman, produced by
Thomas Santschi. Reel. [873
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8106; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MLUSIVE ISABEL; adapted by Raymond
L. Schrock from the novel by Jacques
Futrelle. produced by Eugene Gaudio,
release no. 689. 6 reels. [8737
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8147; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
Eyes (THE) OF FEAR; story by Hugh
Johnson, scenario by Earl R. Hewitt,
produced by Rupert Julian. 2 reels.
[8738
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7950; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FABLE OF THE PREACHER WHO FLEW HIS
KITE, BUT NOT BECAUSE HE WISHED TO
DO so; by George Ade. Reel. [8739
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8111; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
pt. 1, 2: S43 V-4S
FAMILY (A) AFFAIR; written and pro-
duced by Clarence G. Badger. Reel.
[8740
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 22, 1916; L 8134; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FATAL (THE) BEAN; written and di-
rected by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[8741
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7942; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
FIT FOR BURNING. 4748. 3 reels. [8742
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 27, 1916; L 8156; Biograph
co., New York. :
FLAMES (THE) OF JOHANNIS; adapted
by Alfred Hickman from Johannis-
feuer by Herman Sudermann. 5
reels. [8748
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; Lb Si0L; pin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG IN Mexico; by
Carl D. Pryer. Clippings from reel.
[8744
© title, description and 24 prints
reed. Apr. 10, 1916; M 579; Tropical
film co., New York.
FoLty (THE) OF SIN; in 5 pts. Clip-
pings from roll. [8745
© title, description and 72 prints
reed. Mar. 24, 1916; L 7890; Nordisk
film kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
FoR THE LOVE OF MiKE AND ROSIE. 3
reels. [8746
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Mar. 80 1916; L 7941; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
FREDDIE FOILS THE FLOATERS; by James
A. Stiles; Frank Currier, director.
Reel. [S747
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7908; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
FREDDY, THE FIXER; by Edward J.
Montagne; Frank Currier. Reel.
[8748
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7982; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
FROCKS AND FRILLS; written and di-
rected by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[8749
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tron Apr. 141, 1916* Lo S050 Lion
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
396
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no, 4, 1916 8767
GAMBLER (THE); written and pro- | GrLoria’s RoMANCE—Continued.
duced by Lynn Reynolds. Reel. Chapter 2. Caught by the Semi-
[8750 noles, by Rupert Hughes. Clippings
e. and descrip- irom reel. [8759
©) Apr. 12, 1916; 2
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8054; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Gay Lorp WARING; story by Houghton
Townley, scenario by F. McGrew
Willis, produced by Otis Turner. 5
reels. [S751
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 8004; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
GERMS AND MICROBES: written
directed by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[8752
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; L 8102; Huben |
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
GILDED (THE) SPIDER; by Ida May
Park, produced by Jos. De Grasse.
Reel. No. De Grasse 1623-C. [Title
changed from The full cup] [8753
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; L 8083; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
GirL (THE) THAT DIDN’T MATTER; by
Balboa feature film co. Clippings
from reel. [8754
© title, description and 53 prints
reed. Apr. 5, 1916; L 8011; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
GirL (THE) WHO FEARED DAYLIGHT;
adapted by Norbert Lusk from the
story by Arthur J. Levy. produced
by Lucius J. Henderson. 2 reels.
[S755
© Apr. ag 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 27, 1916; a oe Universal
film mfg. ae ine., New York.
GLOBE TROTTING WITH Hy MAYER; 2
glimpse of modern Palestine. Reel.
[8756
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; M 587; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
GLORIA’S ROMANCE; Billie Burke ad-
vertising strip. Clippings from reel.
[ST57
© title, description and 10 prints
reed. Apr. 14, 1916; M 585; George
Kleine, New York.
— Chapter 1. Lost in the Everglades,
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [S758
© title, description and 100 prints
reed. Apr. 20, 1916; L 8117; George
Kleine, New York.
O97
and |
© title, description and 126 prints
reed. Apr. 26, 1916; L 8153; George
Kleine, New York.
GoD’Ss COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN; by
James Oliver Curwood; Rollin S.
Sturgeon, director. 8 reels. [S760
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8141; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
GRAFT. 17th episode. Queen of the
prophets, story by Walter Woods,
produced by Richard Stanton. 2
reels. [S761
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 28, 1916; L 7930; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
The hidden city of
Walter Woods,
Stanton. 2
[S762
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 8000; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
18th episode.
crime, scenario by
produced by Richard
reels.
19th episode. The photo badger
game, written by Walter Woods, pro-
duced by Richard Stanton. 2 reels.
[8763
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8046; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
——— 20th episode. The final conquest,
story by Hugh C. Weir. and Joe
Brandt, scenario by Walter Woods,
produced by Richard Stanton. 2
reels. [8764
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr: 20. 1916 25 iy 8122 -) Wni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
written and
release,
GREAT (THE) PROBLEM;
produced by Rex Ingram,
no. 695. 5 reels. [8765
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢c. and de
scription Mar. 28, 1916; L T7932;
Bluebird photoplays, ine., New York.
written and
Terwilliger.
GREATER (THE) WRONG;
directed by George W.
3 reels. [8766
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L8016; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
’ Gypsy JoE; by Mack Sennett. Small
reel. [S767
© title, description and 365 prints:
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7957; Triangle
film corp., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
S768
nt, 7, BSS, Vee
Hatr (THE) MILLION BRIBE; based
upon William Hamilton Osborne’s
novel and play, The red mouse,
scenario by Harry O. Hoyt; Edgar
Jones, director. 5 reels. [S768
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; L 8097; Colum-
bia pictures corp.. ‘New York.
Hanp (THE) OF PERIL; by Arthur
Stringer, adapted and picturized by
Maurice Tourneur. Small reel.
[8769
© title, description and 215 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7913; World
film corp., New York.
HAUNTED (THE) BELL; adapted by J.
Grubb Alexander from a story by
Jacques Futrelle, produced by Henry
Otto. 2 reels. [S770
»
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8076; Univer-
sal film mfg. ¢o., inc., New York.
Havoc (THE); by H. S. Sheldon, di-
rected by Arthur Berthelet. 5 reels.
[S771
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7896; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
HE ALMOST ELOPED; written by Edwin
Ray Coffin, produced by Al. Christie.
Reel. [8772
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
fon. Mar.) 25) 49163...) 790137 Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HeEarT (THE) oF NoRA FLYNN; adapt-
ed from the story by Hector Turn-
bull, produced by Cecil B. De Mille.
5 reels. [8773
© Apr. 13 .1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8066; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Heart’s (THE) TRIBUTE; written by
Daniel Carson Goodman, directed
by Rene Plaisset. 3 reels. | STT-
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; L 8084; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
HELD FOR DAMAGES; written by Harvey
Ditmar, produced by John Harvey.
Reel. [S775
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 8002; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
by Florence Auer;
director. 6 reels.
[S776
HER GREAT PRICE;
Edwin Carewe,
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7940; Rolfe
photoplays, inc., New York.
yd
v
HER HERO MAID; Story by A. E. Frank-
lin, scenario by Al. E. Christie, di-
rected by Horace Davey. Reel.
[S777
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8144; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER NAKED SOUL; by H. Tipton Steck.
3 reels. [8778
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. A: 1916; L 8085; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
HER PARTNER; by Wm. A. mr
William Wolbert. - reels. [8779
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 23, 1916: L 7882; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
HER SISTER’S SIN; Scenario by Grace
Cunard, produced by Francis Ford.
Reel. [8780
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7902; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
His HIGHNESS, THE JANITOR; written
by Gale Henry, produced by Allen
Curtis. Reel. [S781
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7989; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
by James A. Stiles;
director. Reel.
[8782
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; L 8024; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
His LUCKY DAY;
Frank Currier,
HIS NEIGHBOR’S WIFE; story by Neal
Burns, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [8783
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8045; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
His PICTURE IN THE PAPERS; by Jonn
Emerson and Anita Loos. 5 reels.
[8784
© Feb. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8071; Triangle
film corp., New York,
HIS WIFE’S MISTAKE; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [S785
© Title, description and 211 prints
recd. Apr. 19, 1916; L 8104; Triangle
film corp., New York.
His WoopDEN LEG; written by Floyd
Byrnes, produced by Horace Davey.
Sy
Reel. [S786
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 80938; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
98
LIST OF
no. +, 1916
MOTION PICTURES
8804
HIS WORLD OF DARKNESS; written by
Stuart Paton and Norbert Lusk, pro-
duced by Ben Wilson. 38 reels.
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8074; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
How TIMES DO CHANGE; story by Aaron
E. Bishop, scenario and production
by Al. E. Christie. Reel. [S788
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 28, 1916; L 7929; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HUBBY PUTS ONE OVER; written and
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
[8789
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8036; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HUMAN DRIFTWOOD; by Emmett Camp-
bell Hall, directed by Emile Char-
tard. Small reel. [Title changed
from Velma] [8790
© title, description and 244 prints
recd. Apr. 11, 1916; L 8053; World
film corp., New York.
Hunery HaAppy’s DREAM; story and
production by Guy Hedlund, scena-
rio by Frank M. Wiltermood. Reel.
[S791
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 380, 1916; L 7952; Univer-
sal film co., inec., New York.
HUNTRESS (A) OF MEN; adapted by
Catherine Carr, from a story by G.
Vera Tuler, produced by Lucius
Henderson, release no. 717. 5 reels.
[8792
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; L 8099; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
I WILL REPAY. 3 reels. [8793
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7948; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
ImMMorTAL (THE) FLAME; society dra-
ma, written and directed by Ivan
Abramson, in 5 pts. 25 prints 8 by
10 inches. 5 [S794
© title, description and 25 prints
recd. Mar. 11, 1916; L 7893; Ivan
film productions, ine., New York.
IN THE MOON’S RAY. 2 reels. [S795
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8110; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
INNOCENT (THE) LIE; by Hugh Ford.
23 prints 8 by 10 inches. [S796
© title, description and 23 prints
reed. Apr. 21, 1916; L 8124; Famous
players film co., New York.
Iron (THE) cLAw. Chapter 1. The
vengeance of Legar, by Feature
film corp. Clippings from reel.
[ST9T
© title, description and 98 prints
reed, i Marc:27, (1916: L 7925 >"Pathe
exchange, ine., New York.
The house of un-
Chapter 2.
happiness, by Feature film corp.
Clippings from reel. [8798
© title, description and 97 prints
reed. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7915; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
—— Chapter 3. The cognac cask, by
Feature film corp. Clippings from
reel. [8799
© title, description and 62 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7919; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Chapter 4. The name and the
game, by Edward Jose feature film
co. Clippings from reel. [S800
© title, description and 89 prints
recd. Mar. 31, 1916; li 7975; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Chapter 5. The intervention of
Tito, by Edw. Jose feature film co.
Clippings from reel. [SSOL
© title, description and 71 prints
recd. Mar. 31, 1916; L 7976; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Chapter 6. The spotted warning,
by Edward Jose feature film corp.
Clippings from reel. [SS02
© title, description and 97 prints
reed.- Apr. 3, 1916; L 7996; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Chapter 7. The hooded helper,
by Edward Jose feature film co.
Clippings from reel. [8803
© title, description and 86 prints
recd. Apr. 21, 1916; L 8125; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
JITNFY (THE) DRIVER'S ROMANCE}
seenario by William Wright Farmer,
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
| 8804
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- ©
tion Apr. 22, 1916; L 8129; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8805
JORDAN IS A HARD ROAD; adapted by A.
Dwan, from the novel by Gilbert
Parker. 5 reels. [8805
© Dee. 13, 1915; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7980; Triangle
film corp., New York.
JUST YET BUT NOT QUITE; written and
produced by Craig Hutchinson.
Reel. [S806
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8077; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JUVENILE (THE) TANGO; by Samuel
Lash. 2 prints 4 by 94 inches .
[8807
© title, description and 2 prints
recd. Mar. 31, 1916; M 568; Lee Lash
co., New York.
Kine’s (THE) GAME; by George B.
Seitz. Clippings from reel. [8808
© title, description and 123 prints
reed. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7914; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Kiss (THE) OF HATE; by Fred De
Gressac. 5 reels. [8809
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; L 8061; Columbia
pictures corp., New York.
Krazy KAT AND IGNATZ MOUSE AT THE
circus; cartoon by George Herri-
man, animated by Leon Searl. Reel.
[8810
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 574; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
Krazy Kat AND IGNATZ MOUSE IN A
TALE THAT IS KNOT; cartoon by
George Herriman, animated by Bert
Green. Reel. [8811
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; M 590; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
Krazy JIAT—BUGOLOGIST; cartoon by
George Herriman, animated by
Frank Moser. Reel. [8812
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 578; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
Krazy KAT DEMI-TASSE; cartoon by
George Herriman, animated by
Frank Moser. Reel. [88138
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 12, 1916; M 584; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
pt. Gi nese vas
KRAZY KAT—INVALID;
George Herriman, animated by
Leon Searl. Reel. {S814
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 572; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
cartoon by
KRAZY TO THE RESCUE;
George Herriman, animated -by
Wm. C. Nolan. Reel. [8815
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 575; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
eartoon by
LAMB (THE); adapted from Gran-
ville Warwick’s novel The man and
the test, by W. C. Cabanne. 5 reels.
[8816
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 24, 1916; L 7887; Triangle
film corp., New York.
3 reels.
[8817
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; L 8058; Bio-
graph co., New York.
LARRIMORE (THE) CASE. 4745.
Last (THE) ADVENTURE; by E. B.
Heinenger; E. H. Calvert, director.
3 reels. [8818
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8107; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
LATHERED TRUTH; written by Norbert
Lusk, produced by Harry C. Myers.
2 reels. [8819
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8019; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LAw (THE) bDECIDES; by Marguerite
Bertsch; M. Bertsch and P. S. Earle,
directors. 7 reels. [8820
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; L Si2n5 Wie
graph co. of America, New York.
Leap (A) YEAR TANGLE; Story by Neal
Burns, scenario and production by
Al. EK. Christie. Reel. [8821
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7988; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Ler Karrie po ir; adapted from Gran-
ville Warwick’s novel, by Bernard
McConville. 5 reels. [8822
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. and, deserip-
tion Apr. 5, 1916; L 8009; Triangle
film corp., New York,
400
r
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916
8840
LIFE AND TRAINING IN UNITED STATES
NAVY; by J. E. Brady. Reel. [8823
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27,1916; M 564; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
Lire CHASE. 4726. 38 reels. [8823*
© Jan. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Jan. 18, 1916; L 7409; Biograph
co., New York.
LIGHTBEARER (THE); by Charles J.
McGuirk. 8 reels. [8824
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
.tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8047; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Lity (THE) AND THE ROSE; adapted by
Paul Powell from the novel by Gran-
ville Warwick, entitled Mrs. Billie.
5 reels, [8825
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Hon zwpr, 1.1916; L 7979; Triangle
film corp., New York.
LirtLe BILLy’S SCHOOL DAYS. Picture
no. 102. Reel. [8826
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8078; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Littte (THE) FRAUD; written by Eliz-
abeth R. Carpenter, produced by Lu-
cius Henderson. Reel. [8827
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7951; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LITTLE Mary SUNSHINE; by Balboa
feature film co. Clippings from reel.
[8828
© title, description and 87 prints
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7954; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
LitTLte (THE) SAMARITAN; by Harry
Beaumont. 2 reels. [8829
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; L 8087; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
LONESOME HOUSE; theme by D. M.
Robinson, story and scenario by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. Reel. [8830
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8113; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Lorp JOHN’S JOURNAL, no. 5. The
league of the future, story by C. N.
and A. M. Williamson, adapted by
Harvey Gates, produced by E. J.
LeSaint. 38 reels. [8831
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 28, 1916; L 7927; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
41094—_16—_9
LOST SOULS; based upon a Short story
La terribula, by George L. Knapp,
scenario by Donald I. Buchanan. 33
prints 94 by 74 inches, ete. [8832
© title, description and 33 prints
recd. Apr. 7, 1916; L 8029; Roland
West film corp., New York.
LOVE AND BULLETS; written and di-
rected by Clay M. Greene. Reel.
[8833
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 24, 1916; L 81386; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
LOVE LAUGHS AT DYSPEPSIA; written by
Hal Clotworthy, produced by Roy
Clements. Reel. [8834
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8044; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Love (THE) MASK; by Cecil De Mille
and Jeanie Macpherson. 5 reels.
[8835
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8032; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
LovE (A) Riot; by Mack Sennett.
Small reel. [8836
© title, description and 356 prints
recd. Apr. 7, 1916; L 8030; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Love (THE) TRAIL; from the cele-
brated novel by Richard Dehan, in
5 pts. Clippings from reel. [8837
© title, description and 72 prints
reed. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7922; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
MAN (THE) HUNT; from the novel by
Arthur C. Train, adapted by Joseph
Gollomb; Paul Scardon, director. 3
reels. [8838
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tioneApr. 22) 1916 SI2%3) Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Man (A) oF Sorrow; written and pro-
duced by Osear C. Apfel, from the
play Hoodman blind. 6 reels.
[8839
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 24, 1916; L 81387; William
Fox, New York.
Man (THE) WHO CALLED AFTER DARK.
4744. 2 reels. [8840
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8022; Biograph
co., New York.
401
8841
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, RUS veda:
MAN (THE) WITHIN; written by E.
Lynn Summers; Tom Mix, director.
3 reels. [S841
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8105; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Marta Rosa; founded on the play by
Guido Marburg and Wallace Gill-
patrick, produced by Cecil B. De
Mille. -5 reels. [8842
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 26, 1916; L 8149; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., New York.
Martyrs (THE) oF THE ALAMO;
adapted by W. C. Cabanne from the
novel by Theodosia Harris. 5 reels.
[8843
© Nov. 15, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 24, 1916; L 7889; Triangle
film corp., New York.
MatTcHMAKERS (THE); by William
Addison Lathrop. 8022. 3 reels.
[8844
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; L 8119; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Reel.
[8845
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8060; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
MEETING (A) FOR A CHEATING.
MIGNONETTE; written by Harry Ditt-
mar, produced by Winthrop Kelly.
2 reels. [8846
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7990; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MILLIONAIRE BILLIE; written and pro-
duced by Clay M. Greene. Reel.
[8847
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8089; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
MILLSTONES; by H. Tipton Steck. 2
reels. [8848
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; L 8086; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MisHars (THE) oF Musty SUFFER,
no. 1. Cruel and unusual. Reel.
[8849
© Dee. 30, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7959; George
Kleine, New York.
40
MisHAps (THE) or Musty Surrer—
Continued.
——no.2. Keep moving. Reel. [8850
© Dec. 26, 1915; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Mar. 51, 1916; L 7960; George
Kleine, New York.
—— no, 3." Hold: fast) Beek [8853
© Dec. 80, 1915; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7961; George
Kleine, New York.
——no. 4.’ Going up. Reel. [8852
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7962; George
Kleine, New York.
—no. 5. Look out below. Reel.
[8853
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7963; George
Kleine, New York.
no. 6. The lightning bell-hop.
Reel. [8854
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7964; George
Kleine, New York.
7. Bells and bells. Reel.
[8855
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7965; George
Kleine, New York.
aaa LL Os
-no. 8.
Reel.
[8856
© Mar. 12, 1916; 2c. and decrip-
tion Mar. 81, 1916; L 7966; George
Kline, New York.
no. 9.
Just imagination.
Reel.
[8857
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L 7967; George
Kleine, New York.
Out of order.
Reel.
[8858
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 81, 1916; L 7968; George
Kleine, New York.
—no. 10. Coming down.
| Miss Brossom; written and produced
by Lynn Reynolds. 2 reels. [8859
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8114; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
Missing (THE) LINKS; scenario by
Bernard McConville, from novel by
Granville Warwick. 5 reels.
[8860
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 5, 1916; L 7010; Triangle
film corp., New York.
)
=
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916 8879
Mr. HOUSEKEXPER; written by Clay M. | Myrt_r, THE MANICURIST; by Paul
Greene; HEarl Metcalfe, director. West; Harry Davenport, director.
Reel, [S861 3 reels. [8871
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; L 8029; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Mr. JACK, A DOCTOR BY PROXY; by Ru-
dolph Block; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector, [8862
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7909; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mr. JACK GOES INTO BUSINESS; by
Bruno Lessing; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector. Reel. [8863
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8064; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mr. JACK HIRES A STENOGRAPHER; by
Bruno Lessing; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector. Reel. [8864
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8140; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mr. JACK’S ARTISTIC SENSE; by Bruno
Lessing; C. J. Williams, director.
Reel. [8865
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; L 8025; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mr. JACK’S HAT AND THE CAT; by Ross.
D. Whytock; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector. Reel. [S866
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
mon Apr. 4, 1916; L 7983 5'. Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mopern (A) THELMA; adapted and
produced by John G. Adolfi. 5 reels.
[8867
© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; L 8094; William
Fox, New York.
Morty MAKE-BELIEVE; by Hugh Ford.
20 prints 8 by 10 inches. [8868
© title, description and 20 prints
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7953; Famous
players film co., New York.
MomMENT (THE) BEFORE; by Hugh Foxd.
19 prints 8 by 104 inches. [8869
© title, description and 19 prints
reed. Apr. 15, 1916; L 8082; Famous
players film co., New York.
MorTHERLOVE; Scenario by Kenelm Foss,
produced by Maurice Elvey. Clip-
pings from roll. [S870
© title, description and 81 prints
recd. Apr. 26, 1916; L 8151; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8023; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
NATURE’S INVISIBLE FORCES. Clippings
from reel, and 11 prints 63 by 84
inches, ete. [8872
© title, description and 13 prints
recd. Mar. 22, 1916; M 571; Thomas
Henry Ellis, St. Louis.
NEWLYWEDS (THE) MIX-UP; written
by Al. HK. Christie, produced by Hd-
die Lyons. Reel. [8873
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 22, 1916; L 8130; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NicuHt (THE) RIDERS; written and pro-
duced by Jacques Jaccard. 2 reels.
[8874
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7899; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NONE SO BLIND; written by C. A. Fram-
bers, directed by Molin Mayo, pro-
duced under supervision of Wilbert
Melville. 3 reels. [8875
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 27, 1916; L 8155; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Reel.
[8876
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 81, 1916; L 7971; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
NUMBER ONE; by Paul West.
OH, WHAT A WHOPPER; written and
produced by Sidney Goldin. 2 reels.
[8877
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; L 8055; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
O1Ly (AN) SCOUNDREL; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [8878
© title, description and 404 prints
recd. Apr. 18, 1916; L 8096; Triangle
film corp., New York.
OLtp HEIDELBERG; adapted by John
Emerson, from Max Chapelle’s trans-
lation of Willhelm Meyer-FGrster’s
novel entitled Karl Heinrich. 5
reels. [8879.
© Nov. 8, 1915; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 24, 1916; L 7888; Triangle
film corp., New York.
403
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
S880 pt. 1, n.s., v.13
ONE OF THE PACK; written by Tom | PatHs THAT cRossED. 47438. 8 reels.
Gibson, produced by Leon D. Kent. [S891
2 reels. [8880
© Apr. 12. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; L 8075; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTHER (THE) HALF; by Jacques Jac-
eard. 2 reels. [S881
© Apr. 17. 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8092; Uni-
versal film mig. co., inc., New York.
OTTO, THE BELL BOY; written and di-
rected br Edwin McKim. Reel.
[S882
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8015; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OUT AG IN, IN AGIN; by George Mc-
Manus; Lawrence Semon. director.
Reel. [S883
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8138; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPHS, no. 9. Reel.
[S884
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 31, 1916; M 569; Par-
amount pictures corp., New York.
—no. 19. Reel. [S885
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; M 576; Paramount
pictures corp., New York.
— no. 11. Reel. [SSS6
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
ee Apr., 13, 391GoM, SS~ | Par-
amount pictures corp., New York.
—— no. 12. Reel. [SSST
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; M 589; Par-
amount pictures corp., New York.
— no. 13. Reel. [SSS8S
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 26, 1916: M 594: Par-
amount picture corp., New York,
PassEers By; by C. Haddon Chambers;
S. E. V. Taylor, director, in 5 pts.
Small reel. [8889
© title and description recd. Mar.
24, 1916; 172 prints recd. Mar. 23,
1916; L 7891; Equitable motion pic-
tures corp., New York.
PAssinc (THE) OF HELL’S CROWN;
written by W. B. Pearson, produced
by Jacques Jaccard. 2reels. [8890
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8073; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
© Mar. 29, 1916: 2 ¢. and deserip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7946; Bio-
graph co., New York.
PEG O’ THE RING. no. 1. The leopard’s
mark, scenario by Grace Cunard,
produced by Francis Ford. 3 reels.
No. Ford, 1651-C. [S892
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 e@ and descrip-
tion Apr. 19, 1916; L 8100; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PENITENTES (THE): scenario by Mary
H. O’Conner, taken from the novel
by R. Ellis Wales. 5 reels. [8893
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 « and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7977; Triangle
film corp., New York.
PLAYING WITH FIRE; scenario by Aaron
Hoffman, directed by Francis J.
Grandon. 5 reels. rsso4
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 28, 1916; L 8168; Popular
plays and players, New York.
PLAYTHINGS OF THE GODS; written by
Josephine McLaughlin, directed by
Wilbert Melville. 3 reels. [8895
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; L 8123; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Precious (THE) PACKET; from the
pen of Fred Jackson, produced by
Donald MacKenzie. Clippimgs from
reel. [8896
© title, description and 140 prints
recd. Mar. 27. 1916: L 7921; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Price (THE) OF POWER; Dy Bernard
McConville. 5 reels. [SS97
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 5, 1916; L 8007; bin i, a
film corp., New York.
PUBLIC APPROVAL: written by Harvey
Gates, produced by Leon D. Kent.
3 reels. [S898
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8020; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PurRPLE (THE) MAZE; written by Olga
Printzlau, produced by Ed. J. Le
Saint. 2 reels. [S899
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8146; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
404
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916
8917
PUTTING HER FOOT IN IT; written by
Al. E. Christie, produced by Horace
Davey. Reel. [8900
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 8003; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
RAce (THE) 5 reels. [S901
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7911; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Ramwers (THE); by J. C. Hawks, di-
rected by Chas. Swickard, produced
by Thos. H. Ince. Small reel.
[8902
© title, description and 439 prints
reed. Apr. 19. 1916: L 8103; Triangle
film corp., New York.
RAMONA; A Cinema-dramatic produc-
tion of Helen Hunt Jackson’s ro-
mance, supervised by Lloyd Brown,
directed by Donald Crisp. Clippings
from reel. [8908
© title, description and 686 prints
feed. Apr. 3, 1916; L 7994; W. H.
Clune, Los Angeles.
REAL (THE) Doctor Kay; by Webster
Oliver. 8021. Reel. [8904
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 21, 1916; L 8120; Thomas
A. Edison, inc., Orange, N. J.
RED (THE) crRcLeE. Chapter 9. Dodg-
ing the law, by Balboa feature film
co. Clippings from reel. [8905
© title, description and 68 prints
reed. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7917; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—— Chapter 10. Excess baggage, by
Balboa feature film co. Clippings
from reel. [8906
© title, description and 55 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7924; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—— Chapter 11. Seeds of suspicion,
by Balboa feature film eco. Clip-
pings from reel. [8907
© title, descripticn and 51 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7923; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—— Chapter 12. Like a rat in a trap,
by Balboa feature film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [8908
© title, description and 40 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7918; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Rep (THE) crrcLE—Continued.
Chapter 13. Branded as a thief,
by Balboa feature film co. Clip-
pings from reel. [8909
© title, description and 43 prints
reed. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7916; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
Chapter 14. Judgment day, by
Balboa feature film co. Clippings
from reel. [8910
© title, description and 59 prints
reed. Apr.’ 3,,1916; EL 7995; Pathe
exchange, inc., New York.
RETURN (THE) OF JAMES JEROME;
written by Maude Thomas, directed
by Edward Sloman. 2 reels. [8911
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7943; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
RivaL (THE) PILOTS: story by Wright
Roberts, produced by Henry McRae.
[8912
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8038; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Rookie (THE); by Paul West; Harry
Davenport, director. Reel. [8913
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7981; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
RoyAL LOVE; by Rowland Taibot, pro-
duced by Percy Nash. 3 reels.
[8914
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 18, 1916; L 8056; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SABLE (THE) LoRCHA; adapted by Cecil
B. Clapp from the novel by Horace
Hazeltine. 5 reels. [8915
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 24, 1916; L 7886; Triangle
film corp., New York.
SALVATION JOAN; by Marguerite
Bertsch; Wilfrid North, director.
7 reels. [S916
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7903; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
ScARLET (THE) CHASTITY; written and
directed by Wilbert Melville. 3
reels, [8917
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢.
tion Mar. 31, 1916; L
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
and descrip- —
7970; Lubin
405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TAMys), ive
8918
ScoRCHED WINGS; written by Ray-
mond kL. Schroek, produced by
Brinsley Shaw. 3 reels. [8918
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion «Mar. 25,7191G6); i (7898: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Secony (THE) Mrs. TANQUERAY; by
Sir Arthur W. Pinero, produced by
Fred Paul. Clippings from reel.
[8919
© title, description and 59 prints
recd. Mar. 28, 1916; L 7937; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE; by Russell
EK. Smith, 24 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[8920
© title and description recd. Mar.
18, 1916; 24 prints recd. Mar. 27,
1916; L 79386; American film ©co.,
ine., Chicago.
2 reels.
[8921
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7895; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
SEPARATING FROM SARAH.
SrRpENT (A) IN THE HOUSE; Scenario
by L. V. Jefferson, produced by
Robert Daly. Reel. [8922
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7900; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SHapow (THE) OF A DOUBT; by Shan-
non Fife, directed by Wray Physioe.
Small reel. [8923
© title, description and 272 prints
reed. Apr. 11, 1916; L 8052; EHquit-
able motion pictures corp., New
York.
SHam (THE) REALITY; scenario by
Grace Cunard, produced by Francis
ford. Split reel. [8924
© Apr. 7, 191652 ¢.\ and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8089; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SHRINE (THE) OF HAPPINESS; by Bal-
boa feature film co., in 5 pts. Clip-
pings from reel. [8925
© title, description and 72 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7926; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
SIN’S PENALTY; by Fred. W. Hiller;
William Wolbert, director. 3 reels.
[8926
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 7, 1916; L 8026; Vitagraph
¢o. of America, New York.
SLANDER; written and produced by
Will S. Davis. 6 reels. [8927
© Apr. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 10, 1916; L 8042; William
Fox, New York.
SocraAL (THE) HIGHWAYMAN; Richard
Mansfield’s great success, directed
by Edwin August, in 5 pts. Small
reel. [8928
© title, description and 192 prints
recd. Apr. 25, 1916; L 8148; World
film corp., New York.
SOME CHICKEN; by William Wolbert
and Dave Smith. Reel. [8929
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8189; YVita-
graph co. of America, New York.
SOME FISH. Reel. [8930
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8017; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SOME HONEYMOON; story by Palmer
Bowman, produced by Al. EH. Chris-
tie. Reel. [8931
© Apr. 7, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8034; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
Spriper’s (THE) WEB; adapted by Ed-
ward T. Lowe, jr., from Clarence
Cullen’s novel. 38 reels. [S932
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; L 8048; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
4747. 38 reels.
[8933
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8116; Biograph
co., New York.
(THE) 4739.
SPRING (A) CHICKEN.
3 reels.
[8934
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8021; Biograph
co., New York.
STAMPEDE
STARS AND STRIPES IN Mrxico; Uncle
Sam goes after the arch-fiend Villa.
Reel. [8933
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 22, 1916; M 591; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
(THE). sToNE; by: C."Gar-
diner. Sullivan, produced by ‘Thos.
H. Ince. Small reel. [8936
© title, description and 474 prints
recd. Apr. 18, 1916; L 8095; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
STEPPING
406
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916
$955
Strix (THE) vVoIcE; written by J.
Grubb Alexander, produced by Ben
Wilson. Reel. [8937
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 1, 1916; L 7987; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SToLEN (THE) MELODY; scenario by
M. R. MacKinstry, produced by Syd-
ney Ayres. Reel. [8938
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; L 8035 Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
STONE-AGE (THE) ROOST ROBBER; ani-
mated cartoon by L. M. Clackens.
Reel. [8939
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 11, 1916; M 580: Bray
studios, inc., New York.
STRANGE (THE) CASE OF Mary PAGE.
1ith episode. The raid. 2 reels.
[8940
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7949; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 12th episcde. The slums. 2 reels.
[8941
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L 8012; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
13th episode. Dawning hope. 2
reels. [8942
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8067; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
14th episode. Recrimination, by
Frederick Lewis. 2 reels. [8943
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 20, 1916; L 8108; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
The
15th episode. verdict. 2
reels. [8944
© Apr. 24, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 26, 1916; L 8150; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
STRANGER (A) IN New York: from
the play by Charles Hoyt, scenario
by Gilson Willets. 3 reels. [S945
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 24, 1916; L 8135; Selig
polyscope co.. Chicago.
STRUGGLE (THE): written by Harry
Chandlee, directed by John Ince.
Small reel. [8946
© title, description and 47 prints
reed. Apr. 1, 1916; L 8005; Equitable
motion pictures corp., New York.
SUPREME (THE) SACRIFICE; founded
upon To him that hath, by Leroy
Scott, produced by Premo film corp.,
directed by Harley Knoles, and
Lionel Belmore, in 5 pts. Small reel.
[8947
© title and description recd. Mar.
24, 1916; 281 prints recd. Mar. 23,
. 1916; L 7892; World film corp., New
York.
SUSIE, THE SLEUTH; by Kenneth S.
Webb; George D. Baker, director.
Reel. [8948
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7912; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
by
SWOONERS (THE); Sidney Drew.
Reel. [8949
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8069; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
SYSTEM IS EVERYTHING: by Charlotte
Wharton Ayers. Reel. [8950
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 14, 1916; L 8068; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
TALE (THE) OF A TELEGRAM; written
and produced by Glen Curtis. Reel.
[8951
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7897: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TERRY’S TEA PARTY; by Graham Baker ;
Lawrence Semon, director. Reel.
[8952
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; L 8059; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
THEIR ANNIVERSARY: adapted by Sam-
uel Greiner from the story. produced
by Ben Wilson. Reel. [8953
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 22, 1916; L 8131: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THEIR QUIET LITTLE HONEYMOON: Dy
C. Doty Hobart. Reel. [S954
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 381, 1916; L 7974; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
THEN ILL COME BACK TO _YOU;.. by
Larry Evans. produced by Frohman
amusement corp.; George Irving, di-
rector. Small reel. [8955
© title and description recd. Apr.
1, 1916: 283 prints recd. Mar. 31,
1916; L 7992; World film corp., New
York.
407
8956
THREE (THE) WISE MEN; written by
Anthony McQuire; Colin Campbell,
director. 3 reels. [8956
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 7999; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
THROUGH FLAMES TO LOVE; written by
Raymond L. Schrock, produced by
Harry McRae Webster. 2 reels.
[8957
© Apr. 21, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr’ 722, 1916*) ib -Siss;. Dni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THROWN TO THE LIONS; adapted by
Norbert Lusk from a story by Wal-
lace Irwin. 5 reels. [8958
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
aon Mar. 28, 19163 L. 193i; ""Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Too MANY CHEFS; written and pro-
duced by Tom Mix. Reel. [8959
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 7998; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
TORRENT (THE) OF VENGEANCE; written
and produced by Henry McRae. 2
reels. [8960
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
pion, Apr. 22. 1916; GL Si2Z8s juni
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Town (THE) THAT TRIED TO COME
BACK; written and produced by Ray
Clements. Reel. [8961
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 28, 1916; L 7928; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
TOYLAND (THE) VILLIAN ; produced and
directed by Horace Taylor. Split
reel. [8962
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; M 583; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Trip (A) To Honoturvu. Split reel.
[8963
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 13, 1916; M.582;- Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TWILIGHT SLEEP; by Dr. Carl Gauss
and Dr. Paul Kronig. Clippings
from reel. [8964
© title and description recd. Mar.
12, 19163 Si prints recd, Mar., 22,
1916; M 561; Ben Ross, Minneapolis.
UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE; re-issued by
request. 2 reels. [8965
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 30, 1916; L 7947; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s;vii3
UNEXPECTED (THE); written and pro-
duced by Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford. Reel. [8966
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Apr. i8, 1916; L 8091; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
UNITED STATES MARINES UNDER FIRE IN
Hattt; by Carl D. Pryer. Clippings
from reel. [S967
© title, description and 12 prints
recd. Mar. 25, 1916; M 563; Tropical
film co., New York.
UNPARDONABLE (THE) SIN; by George
Kerr O’Neill, produced by Barry
O’Neill. Small reel. [8968
© title, description and 51 prints
recd. Mar. 17, 1916; L 7839; World
film corp., New York.
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF Boston. Split reel. [S969
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 17, 1916; M 588; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VERNON HowE BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF Paris. Split reel. [8970
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Mar. 380, 1916; M 565; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VILLAGE (THE) BLACKSMITH; by Mack
Sennett. Small reel. [S971
© title, description and 392 prints
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7958; Triangle
film corp., New York. -
VILLAGE (A) VAMPIRE; by Mack Sen-
nett. Small reel. [8972
© title, description and 376 prints
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7956; Triangle
film corp., New York.
VITAL (THE) QUESTION; by Joseph L.
Norris; S. Rankin Drew, director.
5 reels. [8973
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 80, 1916; L 7944; Vita-
graph co. of America., New York.
Vorick (THE) IN THE NIGHT; by
Anthony P. Kelly, directed by Clay
M. Greene. 38 reels. [S974
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Mar. 25, 1916; L 7904; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Voice (THE) OF THE TEMPTER; written
by Olga Prinzlau, produced by E. J.
LeSaint. 3 reels. [8975
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 4, 1916; L 8001; Universal
filin mfg. co., ine., New York.
408
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 4, 1916
8991
WAIFS; scenario by J. G. Hawks and
Thos. H. Ince. Small reel. [8976
© title, description and 417 prints
recd. Apr. 7, 1916; L 8031; Triangle
film corp., New York.
WALL reels.
[8977
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 6, 1916; L. 8014; Quality
pictures corp., New York.
(THE) BETWEEN. 5
WHEN SLIM WAS HOME CURED; writ-
ten and produced by Roy Clements.
Reel. [8978
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 25, 1916; L 8145; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHy Mrs. KENTWoORTH LIED; adapted
by Norbert Lusk from the story by
Hugh Weir, produced by Matt
Moore. 3 reels. [8979
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
com Apr 22, 1916; L. 8132: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
WIFE AND AUTO TROUBLE; by Mack
Sennett. Small reel. [8980
© title, description and 356 prints
recd. Mar. 28, 1916; L 7935; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
WirFe’s (A) SACRIFICE; written and
produced by J. Gordon Edwards. 5
reels. [8981
© Mar. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Mar. 27, 1916; L 7933; William
Fox, New York.
Wise (A) WAITER; written by Clay
M. Greene, directed by Earl Met-
ealfe. Reel. [8982
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion aMr. 31, 1916; L 7969; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
WIVES OF THE RICH; written by Allan
Curtis Mason; T. N. Heffron, di-
rector. 8 reels. [8983
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
moneewpr. t, 1916; Lb 7991;.. Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
WoMAN (THE) WHO DID NOT CARE;
written by Chas. J. Buckley; Frank
Beal, director. 3 reels. [8984
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Apr. 15, 1916; L 8081: Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
WoMAN’S (THE) LAW; from the novel
of the same name by Maravene
Thompson. Clippings from reel.
[8985
© title, description and 158 prints
recd. Mar. 30, 1916; L 7955; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
WON WITH A MAKE-UP; adapted from
the story by Elliott H. Robinson,
produced by Henry Otto. Reel.
[S986
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
MOM wars 2 LOG es I S159 2 ni-
versal film mfg co., inc., New York.
Woop (THE) NYMPH; adapted from
Granville Warwick’s novel Prunella
o the pines, by Monte Katterjohn.
5 reels. [8987
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 5, 1916; L 8008; Triangle
film corp., New York.
WorLtp (THE) WAR IN KIDLAND; by
James A. FitzPatrick. Clippings
from reel. [8888
© title, description and 21 prints
recd. Mar. 21, 1916; L 7988; Juve-
nile film corp., New York.
YELLOW (THE) MENACE. Episode no. 2,
by Aubrey M. Kennedy. Clippings
from reel. [8989
© title and description recd. Apr.
4, 1916; 373 prints reed. Apr. 20,
1916; L 8118; Serial film co., ine.,
New York.
- YoutH (A) OF FORTUNE; Scenario by
Ford Beebe, produced by Otis
Turner. 5 reels. No. Turner 1575 C.
[8990
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion) “Apres 27%) 19tGy eis $1603 Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ZOO ARRIVALS FROM SouTH AMERICA.
Split reel. [8991
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 8, 1916; M 578; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
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BOOKS
PART |, GRoupP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author ana@
copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is not
repeated in the claim paragraph.
ABHEDANANDA (Swdmi)* West Corn-
wall, Conn. Vedanta philosophy,
lecture on unity and harmony. [Con-
cord, Cal., Printed by C. H. French,
1916] cover-title, 16 p. 12mo.
$0.10. [8992
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429851.
ACKERMAN (Carl W.) Berlin will
concede nothing more to U. S. (In
Washington times. ) [8993
ee 2 AIG “Tc. Apr. 22,
1916; A 424000; United press as-
sociation of New York, New York.
Fostoria, 0.
precancelled
12mo.
ApAMS (Harrington) *
Buyme list of “U.S.
postage stamps [6] p. folder.
$0.10. [8994
© Mar: 27, 1916; 2 c¢:. and. aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429218.
ADVERTISER reporter. v. 33. Chicago
Publishers’ commercial union, 1916.
al2:p: -Syo. [8995
fey war. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 138, 1916; A 426660; Pub-
lishers’ commercial union, Chicago.
Apytum, 1916. v. 23. [Granville, O.]
Denison university [1916] 276 p.
mga pores: 4to. Si.75. [S996
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 428818; Spencer G.
Weber, Granville, O.
AEOLIAN co.,* New York. I went to
buy a phonograph. (In New York
times. ) [S997
©) Apr. 16;-1916; 1..c.. Apr. 28,
1916; A 424134.
AETNA life insurance co.,* Hartford,
Conn. Druggists’ liability policy.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
17 by 10% inches fold to Svo.
[8998
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
' Mar. 27, 1916; A 429135.
AHLRICHS (Harm)* Petersburg, III.
Prophecy of future peace. Card, 3%
by 5 inches. [8999
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429552.
AIKEN (A, E.)* New York. Exposure
of negro society and _ societies;
twenty stories combined. aod Laan Os
Svo.. $0.25. [9006
© Mar. 15, 1916; Apr. 15, 1916;
aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 430324.
ALERT syndicate service*, Chicago.
[9001-9004
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising, Apr., 1916.
cover-title, 9 Joose 1.; illus. fol. $50.00.
Mar 12, 1916; 2c and aff. Mar:
15, 1916; A 426719.
May, 1916. cover-title, 9 loose 1.,
TNS Ole: Oe cA ey OMG Wes
and aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 429591.
Suggestions for advertising copy,
plementary to the May, 1916, issue.
cover-title, 11 numb. 1. fol. [Text
parallel to binding.] © Mar. 12, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 426717.
—-— Supplementary to the May, i916,
issue. " cover-title, 12) numb. 1) fol:
[Text parallel to binding.] © Apr. 12.
sup-
1916% 2 ce; and aff.-Apr. 195 1916; A
429584.
ALEXANDER BROS.*, Philadelphia.
[9005, 9006
Alexander, the inevitable belt. Louie:
UUs 4 tos sO) Nae. Ow ao Gie aie
Mar. 8) 19165 aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A
426810.
Let Alexander feed the power to your
plant. fod pe Col.. lus: .; 4to. ©
Mar, 5) LOG 2G Rebs Lear OlGi att
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426809.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON INSTITUTE*, New
York. [9007-9009
Continued Modern business course and
service. cover-title, 11 p. 16mo. @
IN) its Dy UG do aff,
1916; A 4293850.
Foundations. [6] p. folder. col. illus.
24mo: © Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 429458.
Helping hands. [4] p. 24mo. © Mar.
LOGE ec. andvatie Mar Wis eo tG=
A 426720.
and Apr. 1%,
4] ]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9010
ALLEN (Edgar W.)*
position memorial auditerium, San
Francisco, June 8rd to 10th inelu-
Sive. [4] p. illus., plans. fol.
[9010
Mar. 22, 1916: 2 c. and aM.
Mar. 30, 1916: A 430325.
[ALLEN (George E.) ]
Shoulders and lungs.
18 by 174 inches. $0.50. [9011
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 480119; Bankers health
commission, New York.
xercises for
ALLIS-CHALMERS mnfg. co.*, Milwaukee.
[9012, 9018
Smelting furnaces and accessory equip-
ment. 48 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bul-
letin 1417 A, Jan., 1916)
116. 2 ¢, ane. aie. “War.
A 426820.
Timber preserving machinery. 36 Pp.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin no.
£439 A, Nov., 1915)" @© Jan. 12, 194s ;
2c and att. Mar. 23; 19alGAX 426819.
ao, A91G:
ALMANACCO italiano; piccola enciclo-
pedia popolare della vita pratica, e
annuario diplomatico, amministra-
tivo e statistico . . . Anno di guerra,
1916. Con. 1000 figure, carte geo-
erafiche, disegni e caricature.
Firenze, R. Bemporad & figlio [1916]
64, 593, xxii p. illus., maps. 12mo.
1250. [9014
© Feb. 20, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A—Foreign 13695; R. Bemporad &
figlio, publishers, Florence, Italy.
(Dan. W.)* Pottsville, Pa.
[9015, 9016
, op. L6mo:
"9 ec, and aff.
ALTHOUSE
Mind and so forth. 3 p
$0.10. © Mar. 5. seNee
Apr. 6, 1916; A 430256.
Some more thoughts from us. 2 p. L.,
Dp. wees SO0.105 1@ > Mar, 19,
1916; ce. Mar. 13, 4916; aff. Mar.
23, 1916: A 429088.
AMERICAN ACADEMY of dramatic arts*.
New York. American academy of
dramatic arts and the Empire the-
atre dramatic school, 1916-1917.
[New York, Printed by the Premier
press, 1916] 67 p. front., plates.
8vo. [9017
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 428426.
ASSOCIATION for conserva-
Soured milk
[3] p.
(Lactie ferment bulletin A)
[9018
6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
1916; A 430327.
AMERICAN
tion of life*, New York.
and the prolongation of life.
Ato.
© Apr.
aff. Apr. 15,
San Jose, Cal. |
First annual peoples fair in the Ex- |
Sheet, diagrs., |
|
{
|
© Mar. 11, |
aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 427594.
pt.1, 2.8), ¥83
New = York.
MeFarlane’s Essen-
[prospectus ]
(part col.), col. map.
[9019
20, 1916; 2 (€ anda
AMERICAN
Brigham
tials
BOOK
and
of geography;
[12] p. illus.
4to.
© Mar.
Mar. 24, 1916.; A 429095.
CO:
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*, Chicago.
19020, 9021
Unit. 6. 14 ae
22, A9LGs 2) eG eand) aie
Practical traffic work.
4to. © Apr.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 427880.
Your personal instructor.
1-12. 46 p. 4to. @ Apr. 22, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 427881.
Unit 6, steps
New
CXXVi,
[9022
(; ¥ORG ;
eattle club*,
v. 87.
AMERICAN | JERSEY
York. Herd register.
656 p. Svo. $1.00.
© Apr. 7,-1916 2 eater
AMERICAN NATIONAL bank*, Sapulpa,
certificate.
24mo.
[9023
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
38,1916; A 480340; Singler and Blake-
more, Chicago.
OkKlL System savings
cover-title, [8] p. illus.
Albert Lea,
For the sake of your eyes.
$7.00 per M.
[9024
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2.@ ApriG, 1916;
aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 430096.
AMERICAN OPTICAT assn.*,
Minn.
15 p.
diagrs. 24mo.
AMERICAN SHORT-HORN breeders assn.*,
Chicago. American short-horn herd
book. (New series) v. 8%. Ixxvii,
639 p. 4to. $2.00. [9025
© May 4, 1916; 2
8, 1916; A 428882.
ec. and aff. May
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Boston and New York. [9026-9028
Commission leaflet, no. 52, Apr. 1, 1916.
<viil, 1041-1221 p. Svo. © Apr. at.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 22) d9iG5 A
427806.
Standard toll operating practices. aa C.
no. 79, supplementing T, C. 74.
24 “ Mar. 15, 1916: °"5 c.
"4to. ©
Mar. 21, 1916; A 430157.
Supplemental toll service observing in-
structions. Supplement to T. ke no.
G2250 Zope" 1k
LOLG 2
429409.
[32] p..o 4to.. © Apnya,
ec. and aff. Apr. 10, 19 G: A
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.
Engineering dept. [9029, 9030
Preliminary specifications for splicing
lead covered paper insulated cables.
3 pts. in 1 v. illus., diagrs. 4to.
Apr. 5, 1916; 2. ca and aff: Apr. az
1916; A 429429.
412
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
AMERICAN TELEPHONE &€« _ telegraph
co.—Continued.
Preliminary specifications for under-
ground cable placing. 2 p. 1., 24 numb.
l.,illus. 4to. (Specifications no. 3787.
Mar., 1916). © Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 429430.
© American telephone & telegraph
co., Boston.
AMERICAN TOILET goods co.*, Boston.
Shrine of loveliness. 72s {Aq dD.
illus. obl. 48mo. [9031 |
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23. 1916; A 426846.
AMERICAN TRUST & banking Co.
[9032, 9033
Home made will. cover-title, [8] p.
16mo. @© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr: 3.1916; A 429275.
Hunt for the will. cover-title, [8] p.
16mo. © Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 429276.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga, Tenn.
AMERICAN WELL works*, Aurora, II.
American deep well plunger pumps.
[4] p. illus. 4to. (Bulletin 143)
[9034
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 429006.
AMEs, Harris, Neville co.*, San Fran-
cisco. [9035-9038
Awnings. [8] p._ illus. {part col.)
16mo. © Dec. 21, 1915; 2 c. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A "426696.
Canvas cottages. [8] p. illus.
col.) 4to. @ Jan. 11, 1916;
aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426697.
Canvas covers. [4] p. illus. — _ (part
col.) i16mo. @ Dec. 21, 1 ae.
and aff. Mar. 15, i916: A 436895.
Twine price list. cover-title, 8] p. illus.
@rbce, 616, 1915 5° 2 °c. Mar.
; aff. Mar. 39, O16 25 SA
(part
2c and
AMMUNITION. Mar., 1916. Marietta,
oO. The Safe-cabinet company
[1916] 16 p. illus. 4to. [9039
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429643; Safe-cabinet co.,
Marietta, O.
ANACONDA, Mont. R. L. Polk & com-
pany’s Anaconda city directory,
1916. [v. 11] Butte and Helena,
R. L. Polk & ¢co., of Montana, 1916.
405 p. Svo. $6.00. [9040
mag a5, 1916-2 ¢ Apr’ 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 427800;
R. L. Polk & co., Helena, Mont.
ANGELI (Deigo) Story of Fiorido and
Chiara Stella, tr. by Charles B. Mc-
Michael. (Jn Philadelphia press
magazine) [9041
© Feb. 20, 1916: 1 ce May 11,
1916; A 424415; Charles B. Me-
Michael. Philadelphia.
9052
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
Condensed railway time card, Madi-
son, Wis., Apr. 16, 1916. [4] p.
24mo. [9042
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 e« and off.
19, 1916; A 429567.
Ansco co.*, Binghamton, N. Y. Cy
Ko, the positive of photography.
64 p. illus. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Cy Ko prints) [9043
(©) Apres "10-1916 =" 2 ‘e. “and oar:
Apr. 18, 1916; A 4380344.
ANSPACHER (Helen M.) King Parrot
and his court, by Helen M. Ans-
Apr.
pacher, illus. by Frank J. Zim-
merer. Donein poster stamps. New
York, United art publishing com-
pany -{iSte] 425] pis. f2nip:
(Stampkraft) $0.10. [9044
© Mar..26, 1916;,2 c« Mar. 28,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 480013;
United art pub. co., New York.
ARCHITECTURAL building records co.
Architectural building records sys-
tem. Office record book, no. 1-3, 2d
ed.’ v.01. ~ $0.10. [9045
© Jan. 4, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 29, 1916: A 429229; John
Painter Patterson, Chicago.
Arcos (Rene) Drive on British line
begun, is Paris view. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [9046
© May 17, 1916; 1 ec May 20,
1916; A 424646; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
ARMSTRONG (Collin) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
a ten
Seotching a pernicious evil. © A 26,
1916; ic. “Apr. 27, 1916; A 43.4096.
Why public service corporations should
advertise. Apr. 24, 1916. © Apr. 24,
1916; 1 ec. Apr. 25, 1916; A 424060.
Apr: 25, 1916;.-@ Apr. 2h; s91G:
1c. Apr. 26, 1916; A 424065.
Why the advertising agent. © Apr
1916; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1916; A 424138,
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
ARMSTRONG (Robert) Breaking up
broody hens to prolong egg produc-
27,
tion. (Jn Scranton times) [9051
©: Apri *17,.-1916-. te Apr. 29,
1916; A 424158; Eugene McGuckin
co., Philadelphia.
ARMSTRONG cork € insulation co.*,
Pittsburgh. Direction for applying
nonpareil cork coverings. Feb. 1,
1916, 2d ed. 16 p. diagrs. 16mo.
[9052
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 81,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426941.
413
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9053
AgnatL (L. T. F.)* Philadelphia.
Two thousand questions and hints,
being a sort of key to the Bible and
its story. [Philadelphia, Printed by
International printing co.] 1916.
45 p. incle:.front.. (Cport.).- t2mo:
$0.25. [9053
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 4303805.
Art metal construction co., inec.*,
Jamestown, N. Y. Art metal; filing
cabinets and furniture. Catalog no.
758. 1916. 96 p. illus. 4to. (Cover
title: Steel office furniture and filing
equipment) [9054
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426636.
ATKINSON (Herbert Spencer) * Colum-
bus, O. Information pamphlet
covering contract letting, Friday,
April 7th, 1916, State highway de-
partment, Columbus, Ohio. 73 p.
Svo. [9055
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429258.
(Wilmer) co.*, Philadel-
phia, How confidence began. 381
p. illus., port. 16mo. [9056
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 4380198.
ATLANTA Georgian. [9057, 9058
Clothes investments pay daily dividends.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Ameri-
can: © “Apr, - 18, 19168) Piel May 5,
1916; A 424277.
There is an unusual demand for furni-
ture just now. Atlanta Georgian and
ATKINSON
Sunday American. @© Apr. 7, 1916;
1 c. May 5, 1916; A 424276.
[Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
Georgian. ]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chicago.
ATLAS preservative co. of America, inc.
Atlas, the weed killer. 11, [1] p.
illus. 8vo. [9059
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426701; Jacob
Kramer, New York.
ATwoop (D. Preston)* New Haven.
Conn. Progressive man; or, The
public benefactor. 15 p. 16mo.
$0.10. [9060
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2
19, 1916; A 429566.
AUBURN, N. Y. Auburn directory. v.
45, 1915...,Auburn, .N.. Y.,. Jas. .W.
Burroughs, 1915. 1 p. 1, 19-506,
[517 ]-628, [6381]-670 p. Svo. $4.00.
[9061
© Aug. 23, 1915; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 427801; James W. Bur-
roughs, Auburn, N. Y.
ec. and aff. Apr.
pt. 5 aS ee
AUTOMATIC recording safe co.*, Chi-
cago. [9062-9065
Flag certificate.» Card;ilhis (4s eon),
printed on both sides, 32 by 9 inches.
© Jan. 29, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1916;
aff. May 19, 1916; A 484014.
Patriotism and thrift campaign.
folder. col. illus. S8vo. © Dec.
1914; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1916; aff. May 19)
1916; A 484012.
Tell your friends of our great fiag offer.
|p. itlhas. «€44¢015) 16mo. (6)
Jan. 29, 1915; 2 ¢. Kebo add, 1O1G— cae,
May 19, 1916: A 4340138.
6x4 flag and this beautiful home bank
free. Card, illus. (1 col.), printed on
both sides, 32 by 62 inches. © Dec.
8, 1914; 2° ¢ Feb. 11,5. 2916 | ai ae
19, 1916; A 484011.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB of Philadeliphia*,
sg
hiladelphia. Routes between Phil-
adelphia and seashore points in
southern New Jersey. Issued by
The Touring information committee,
1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus. (maps)
nar. 4to. $0.25. [9066
©:,Mar..15, 1916:323.c;iGes ee
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429086.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston. Au-
tomobile legal association handbook.
6th ed. 103 p._ illus., fold. map.
Svo. [9067
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 428885.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY. vy. 14,
no. 2, Apr., 1916. New York, The
Automobile trade directory, 1916.
878 p. diagrs. S8vo. [9068
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
PE ADIGA: 428652 Automobile
trade directory, ine., rad York.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY’S MAILING
list. Mar., 1916. cover-title, 851,
[1] p. 8vo. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [9069
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 e¢. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 4380326;
Automobile trade directory, ine,
New York.
AvEeRY & Loeb electric co. Electrical
apparatus and supplies. General
catalogue no. 4. Columbus, O., 1916.
720 p. illus. 4to. [9070
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 427932; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
AzTEc consolidated mining co. Az-
tee consolidated mining company.
[Springfield, ll., Edw. F. Hartmann
printing .co:,, 1916]. . 38,,p.. cae
maps, diagrs. Svo. (On cover:
Copper ) [9071
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 427795; Frederick C.
Kimery, Springfield, Ill.
414
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
BV. BD: eo:*, New York. Ads for 1916 | BALMER (Hdwin)—Continued.
made for the B. V. D. best retail
trade. cover-title 12 1. illus. fol.
[9072
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 480151.
Bascock (M. G.) co. [9073, 9074
Here is a unique advertisement. (In
Brooklyn Daily standard union) ©
APESeLO shore: Ics May 3, 1916;
A 424221.
This is an opportunity for you. (In
New York Evening telegram) © Apr
ZO 1916 3 1 cc. May 3, LOG 5 JA 494990,
© George H. Babcock, New York.
Bapcer (KE. B.) & sons co.*, Boston.
Badger quality self-equalizing ex-
pansion joints. 16 p. illus. S8vo.
[9075
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429454.
Barr (Arthur) Bowling pests, by
Bugs Baer [pseud.] cover-title, [20]
p. illus. cbl. 8vo. $0.15. [9076
© Mar31, 1916; 2c. Apr. 7, 1916;
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429656; Burton
Mank syndicate, New York.
Barrp (James Hdwin)* Pontiac, Mich.
Old Sam’s experience. Chicago, Ma-
gill, Weinsheimer co., [1916] 35 p.
illus. 16mo. [9077
© Mar 3i; 1916: 2 c« and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 429288.
BAKER (Bernard Nadal) Government
aid for merchant marine. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial
no. 382) [9078
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429372; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
BArcom (S. EH.) ed.
ventilating buildings.
Practical engineer.
illus., diagrs. S8vo.
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2c Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 430009; Tech-
nical pub. co.. Chicago.
1917?
Heating and
Chicago, IIL,
[1916] 64 p.
$0.50. [9079
BALMER (Edwin)
Sunday tribune)
Mar. 12—Apr. 9, 1916. [5 instalments]
© Mar. 12-Apr. 9, 1916; 2 ¢) each
Apr. 14, 1916; A 423979-423983.
© Edwin Balmer, Chicago.
Mar 5,<1916...@ Mar..5,. 1916.5 1 ¢. Apr.
28, 1916; A 424140.
Ape 16). 1916." © Apr. 16; 1916;
Apr. 19, 1916; A 423995.
© Tribune co., Chicago.
Apreeze, 1916. © Apres 23,1916: oe Cc.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 424100.
(In Chicago
[9080-9089
Lc;
9122
Apr: SO; t1 946) ©, Apr. SOs (1996 se ¢.
May 4, 1916; A 424261.
Maye ii. 1996. °@. May iT 19t6: ioze:;
May 11, 1916; A 424434.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
BANcRoFT (Joseph) & son.,_ inc.*,
Bancroft’s beauti-
cover-title, 52 p.
Cedar Falls, Ia.
ful flowers, 1916.
illus. S8vo. [9090
©) Mar. 13,°1916; 2) c Mar. 16,
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429405.
BANDEE cartoon service*, Moline, Il.
Bandee cartoons. 1st time. 31 p.
TLS.” SVOs T2eO. 25. [9091
© \Apri-147 9916s. Dek and «iti,
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429488.
Balti-
by 53
[9092
2 e. and aff. Apr.
BARBER
more.
inches.
© Apr. 11, 1916;
18, 1916; A 480319.
BARKER (Granville)* New
Little corner of a big question.
New York evening
magazine )
© “Apre 15) 1916s ie
1916; A 4238998.
BARKER (Wharton) Forces
Russia’s great offensive.
(National editorial service,
no. 386) [9094
© Jan. 26-1916; 2 \c..and aff.) Apr.
10, 1916; A 429374; National edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance, the ship
of--hope...chap: -ii,-12. -. (in. Mlus-
trated companion, May, 1916.)
[9095
May 138,
Fk. B. Warner ¢o.,
(Benjamin Boswell) *
Show-me. Sheet, 84
York.
(In
post Saturday
[8093
Apr Zak
behind
Proof.
serial
OF Ane 25 GG. te:
1916; A 424462;
inc., New York.
Barsottr (Charles)* New York.
[Cablegrams] (Jn Progresso italo-
americano ) [9096-9122
Apr. EG 17; 1916: 16, Li 1906's
i Aeweach, Apis A 423874,
423875.
Apr. .18, 1916... @: Apr.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 423885
Apr. 19, 1916: © Apr.
© Apr.
Li, ASG
£8; LOU tue.
19, RO EG. Ee
Apr. 20, 19165 A’ 423925
Apr 20, 1946. | ©) Apr. 20, L99Gis Pe,
Apr. 21, 1916; A 4238939.
Api 21 191 6. ©vApR ae 19164) ase.
Apr. 52, 1916; A 423978.
Apr 22.23, 1916, © Apr..22, 23, 1916.5
1 ce. each Apr. 24, 1916; A 424018,
424019.
Apr. 24, 25, 1916. © Apr. 24, 25, 1916;
Pew Apres 24 25s 19G:: "A 424045,
424046.
415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9123
Barsotti (Charles) *—Continued.
Apr. 26, 1916. © Apr. 26, ‘1916 32? *e.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 424080.
Apr. 28, 1916. @©@ Apr. 28, 1916; 1.
Apr. 28, 1916; A 424141
Apr. 29, 30, 1916. © Apr. 29, 30, 1916;
1 c. each May 1, 1916; "A 424202,
424203.
May 1-5, 1916. @ May 1-5, 1916; 1 c.
May 4, 5, 1916; A 424271-424275.
May 6, 7, 1916. @ May 6, 7, 1916; 1c.
May 6, 8, 1916; A 424335, 424336.
May 8, 9, 1916. @ May 8, 9, 1916; 1 ¢.
each May 9, 1916; A 424357, 424358.
May 10, 1916. © May 10, 1916; 1 e¢.
May 10, 1916; A 424393.
May 11, 1916." @ May 44, -19165 2 -e:
May “fie 1916; A 424400.
May 12, 1916. © May 12, 1916; 1 e¢.
May 12, 1916; A 424438,
May Js. 191§:" © May. 35, 19962 7 ec;
May 13, 1916; A 424457,
Barton, (Lon)* Pontiac, Ill. Bar-
ton’s hand book on_ barbering.
[Pontiae, Ili., Printed by Illinois
state reformatory, 1916] 1 p. L,
[9]-85 p. Svo. $1.00 [9123
© May 1, 1916;
8, 1916; A 428898.
{BassteR (Frank M.)]
ees 12 we Mee.
2 ec. and aff. May
Why a saw
diagrs. 4to.
[9124
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429316; Henry Disston
& sons, ine., Philadelphia.
(G. Llewellyn) *
City, Kan. Disease is Sin.
Physical. K[ansas] C[ity] Mo.,
John A. Riley, 1916. 90, [5] p.
front. (port.) 16mo. $1.00.
[9125
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 12, 1916;
aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 427640.
Bay Crry, Mich. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Bay City directory, 1916-1917.
[44th year] Bay City, Detroit [etc.]
R. L. Polk & co., 1916. 1016 p. 8vo.
$6.00. [9126
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
im, , 1916, A 431052 :- RR. L. Pork &
co., Detroit.
Bearp (Daniel Carter)* Flushing, N.
Y. Dan Beard tells you how to
make bird houses and lunch baskets
and bathing pools. (Jn Boy’s life,
Kansas
ee
BAUGHMAN
May, 1916.) [9127
© Apr-20, A916. a1 ¢. rAprt zi,
1916; A 424108.
BreE dee stock medicine co.*, Chatta-
nooga. Bee dee success with stock
& poultry. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
12mo. [9128
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 30, 1916; A 426935.
Dee EEE es
BEEBE (Dwight E.)
pt. 5, Sve ee
[9129-9131
Planning and conducting a sales con-
vention, by Beebe and Brown. 2 p.
ie 212 “numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business service. Report no. 82) @©
Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1916; aff.
Apr. 11, 1916; A 430215.
Psychology and strategy of collecting.
1 p. 1, 26 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business service. tee no. 28) @©
Apr. "5; 1Ste 2 Apr. §&, 1916— am
Apr. 7, 1916; ‘| £99352,
Publicity as an adjunct to retail adver-
tising and selling. 1 p. 1. 21 numb. 1.
4to. (Modern business service. Re-
port no. 83) @ Apr. 13, 1916; 2 e.
Apr. ie 1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916;
A 430322
© eewe Hamilton institute,
New York.
BEINKAMP (F. B.)* Cincinnati. When
wars will cease. [4] p. S8vo.
[9132
© Mar. 11, 1916;°2 & and aa.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426663.
BeitH (I. H.)* London. Carry on, by
the Junior Sub. [pseud.] chap. 5.
(In Blackwood’s magazine, Apr.,
1916) 9133
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1916; A ad int.
2641; pubd. Mar. 29, 1916.
Bett (Archie) When Fafner at-
tempts home run at League park.
(In Cleveland Sunday leader)
[9134
© Apr. 30, 1916; 1 e@ May 5,
1916; A 424292; Cleveland ©Co.,
Cleveland.
Bett (Edward Price) Army of
20,000 from America expected by
Irish insurgents. (Jn Chicago daily
news ) [9135
© May 17, 1916; 1 ce May 20,
191G=, A: 424640; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
Berr. telephone co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Ogontz, Doylestown,
Ambler telephone directory. Feb.
25, 1916. 64 p. 4to. [9136
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 426813.
BELNAP (Charles M.)* Chicago.
Thrift talks. Sheet, illus., 15 by 84
inches. [9137
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429506.
BenpeL (Henri)* New York. Warm
weather frocks for the spring bride.
(In Harper’s bazar, May, 1916)
19138
© Apr. 25, 1916; 1 « Apr. 26.
1916; A 424105.
416
BOOKS, GROUP
tt
il
9161
no. 5, 1916
BENEFICIAL loan society*, Newark,
N. J. Beneficial loan society to pro-
vide additional working capital for
the beneficial loan system of offices.
[General prospectus] [4] p. 4to.
[9139
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 4380108.
BENIGNUS (Wilhelm)* New York. Im
garten der kindheit. In childhood’s
garden. cover-title, 81. illus. S8vo.
$0.40. [9140
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 4266387.
Benson & Rixon co.*, Chicago. Inva-
sion of the loop. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [9141
© Apr. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 24, 1916;
A 424026.
Bercer mfg. co.*, Canton, O. General
eatalog no. 10. 184 p. illus., (part
eol.) diagrs. . 8vo. [9142
-© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429554.
Berry (Minnie)* Hackensack, N. J.
BETHKE (William)
Biees (Jeremiah R.)*
Brrcoew (James E.)* Vanadium,
Preparedness and
personal’ efficiency, by William
Bethke and E. P. Hermann. Chi-
cago, LaSalle extension university
[1916] 68 p. diagrs. S8vo. [9151
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 428721; LaSalle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
Seadrift, Tex.
New teacher; how to read the New
Testament. [8] p. 24mo. $0.10.
[9152
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429342.
BireH (Clarence E.)* Lawrence, Kan.
Penmanship plan book, to accom-
pany the Birch sectional writing
chart. Lawrence, Kan., The School
record publishing co., 1916. 1 p. 1,
1%. fis. alluss “Svox «S006 95S
(© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429380.
Colo.
Royal road to fortune is work! 16
Dp. « 12mo. [9154
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 430348.
Dressmaking. Lesson no. 12, 13. : ; :
(In Home and country, Sept., Oct., | [BIsBEE (Jessie Robinson ) | Baby’s
191 148. 9144 book. Twin Falls, Id., The Bisbee
915) [9143, 9
© Sept. 1, Oct. 1, 1915; 1 ¢. each studio, 1916. cover-title, [16] L
O16 ADA, ; ; Ato. [915
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424030, 424031.
4 © Mariel 1916s. 2 ¢ Mar. 1G, 1916;
») 2
Be Saw tire & rubber co.*, Hartville, a ce ao “aya 29087 5 Bisbee
O. Be Saw-quality tires. [12] p. sue eras
ee [9145 Biack (H.) co.*, Cleveland. Wooltex
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. styles. Spring, 1916. [8] p. folder,
HePABLG; A. 429564. illus. 4to. [9156
Mar, 16), 1916 3- 2c. (Apr. 415:
Best & co.*, New York. [9146-9149 ine aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 430332.
rage Sige ee Gk See 1916" one ae
y 123 inches pr c. | BLACKSTONE institute*, Chicago. Mod-
ane ae Ae a , ern American law guide, no. 7 0-72
illus., 25 by 12% inches. © Apr. 15, 3v. Svo. [9157-9159
sgede™ ce. and aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A © Mar, sl Ape: 8, 1916; 2 e. each
3 nd aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430473—
Yashionable Easter millinery. [3] p. Regine Dp ne
col. is eee: Weer aca ee 2 ees
oe el 3 ps eG one me oo BLAKEMORE (Arthur W.) [9160, 9161
misses and girls at remarkable special How to examine a title to real estate.
prices (221 op.) allus.) + (part. -eol.) Chicago, Blackstone institute, 1916.
4to. © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. ne p. Bore Svos ,tOn noves Laney
; Pe ean law lecture ©) Mar: A
eka O16: 2 ce. and aff, Apr. 4, 1916; A
7 430471,
Brest WAY, V. Dh eto sh, Apr. 15, 1916. How to put a client through bankruptcy.
cover-title, p. [165]-178. illus. 4to. Chicago, Blackstone institute, 1916.
[9150 39 p. port. 8vo. (On cover: Modern
American law lecture) © Mar. 30,
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. Apr. 24, 1916;
19, 1916; A 429594; Best & co., New
York. |
417
1916; 2 ce. and) aff.
430476.
© Blackstone institute, Chicago.
A «
CATALOGUE
9162
BLopGeTt (Harvey A.)* St. Paul.
[9162-9169
aa save a dollar a week. Sheet, 113%
by S inches. (4 roundup) © Apr. 24.
1916: 2 c. May 4, 1916; aff. May 5,
1916: A 430724.
Bring to a focus now all your good in-
tentions. Sheet, 113 by 8 inches. (1
roundup) © Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May
4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 430726.
Parents. Sheet, 113 by 8 inches. (6
roundup) © Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May
4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 430725.
Right-about-face-now. Sheet. 113 by 8
inches. (5 roundup.) @ Apres 24.
1916: e. May 4, 1916; aff May 5,
1916; A 430729.
That old savings book of yours. Sheet,
113 by S inches. (3 roundup) © Apr.
24, 1916; 2 ec. May 4, 1916; aff. May
5, 1916; A 430728.
Time to decide now. Sheet, 113 by 8
inches. (8S roundup,) @) ‘Ann; 24,
1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916; aff. May 5,
1916; A 430731.
Wage-earner. Sheet, 113% by
(7 roundup.) © Apr. 24,
and aff. May 4, 1916;
1916; A 4380730.
What can resolution do for you? Sheet,
11% by 8 inches. (2 roundup.) ©
Apr. 24, LOIGS 2 c. May 4 19162 ane
May 5, 1916; ‘A 430727.
[Bocert (George G.)] How to find the
law. Chicago, Blackstone institute.
[1914]. 28 p. ~Sves «(Ow “over:
Modern American law talks.)
9D
8S inches.
IGLGE -2 he:
aff. May 5,
[9170
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1916; A 430469; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
a4
ae
BoHANNON (Gerald Le Moyne)*
Winston-Salem, N. C. Passing of
the church and the coming of the
Kingdom. 31 p. port. 8vo. $0.25.
[9171
e. and aff. Mar.
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2
30, 1916; A 426932.
Botmar (Lydia), New
Nutt (Kathleen) *,
York, and Mc-
Kansas City, Mo.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nYS3 Vide
BoNNET-BrRowwn sales service*—Contd.
[ Women’s syndicate service] Suppl.
348, 348 A, Apr. 5, op tel eas
fol. ~ Apr. 1, 1916: 2° ¢)and aa
Apr. 7, 1916; A 429349.
contest ¢co., inc.*, New
York. [9176, 9177
Book titles and reply book, $3,500 cash
book title picturegame of ‘Today’ s mag-
azine. cover-title. 48 p. Svo. @Apr
4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916:
A 430221.
Picture pamphlet, $3,500 cash book title
picturegame of Today’s magazine. [24}
p. illus. 8vo. © Apr. 4, TOTES. 2 oe.
and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430220.
li BOOKLOVERS’
BORNECQUE (Henri) . Moliére, Les
précieuses ridicules, comédie, pub-
liée et annotée en collaboration avyee
H. P. Junker par Henri Bornec-
que... Notes. Leipzig et Berlin,
B. G. Teubner, 1913. 2% Lae
11. map. 12mo. (Collection Teub-
ner, 12) [9178
© Dee. 31, 1913; 1 ec Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13656; B. G. Teubner,
Leipzig, Germany.
Boston wniy. law school assn. Dinner
in honor of Robert M. Morse, Dee.
16, 1915. 52 p. ports. (incl. front)
Svo. $0.25. [9179
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916;
Boston.
A 499901 « Jay R. Benton,
| Bower (Mary) Some remarkable new
procfs that music cures disease. (Jn
Chicago herald) [9180
Apr. 23, 19163 1 e@pApee2Ze
1916; A 424055; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Boynton (Elizabeth F.) Girl’s com-
mencement. Rosebud memories. Chi-
cago, Jordan & company, [1916]
[151] p. illus. S8vo. [9181
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 480267; Jordan & co., Chi-
cago.
Art in dress, with notes on home :
decoration. Peoria, Ill., The Manual | BRaprEy (Milton) co.*, Springfield,
arts press, 1916. 42 p. illus., fold. Mass. [9182, 9183
plates. Svo. $0.35. [9172 Catalogue of Bradley's Binatone ma-
: ; terial and school supplies. 56th year,
_© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 1916. 118 p. illus. Svo. © Feb. 12,
17, 1916; A 428556. 1916; 2 ec. May 6, 1916; aff. May 5,
i | 1916; A 428856.
Bonp topics. v. 3, no. 2-3, Feb—Mar., | Materials and book for the manual arts.
1916. 7p. illus. 4to. [9173 | ee APs a Pr a ane.
= ~ © Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. May 6, -
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. | Mee May 5, 1916: A 428857.
6, 1916; A 430107; A. H. Bickmore | :
ae Ns Y ork. a? terepe | BRAINTREE, Mass. Braintree, Mass.,
cae director, 1916. Boston, Mass., Union
BonNET-Brown sales. service*, Chi- | publishing co., 1916. 180, [20] p.
cago. [9174, 9175 | diagrs. Svo. $2.50. [9184
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl. 347, Apr @: 92 F ¢ h
eat A,’ Apr!’ 5, 2016)" 2 k tiem fol: fo ee: ° conc ae® = aah af as
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 7, S LBLOS As 4250, nioh pub. €oO.,
1916; A 429348, 3oston,
418
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 5, 1916
BRAITHWAITE (William Stanley) Wil-
liam Shakspeare, in the golden ¢a-
dence of poesie. (Jn Boston even-
ing transcript) [9185
heer: 22, 1916; 1c, Apr. 24,
1916; A 424186; Boston transcript
co., Boston.
Bran-
4 1.
[9186
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. i3, 1916; A 426650; Felix
Mendelsohn, Chicago.
BRANNEW advertising service.
new, it has answered the eall.
fol.
Branson (George R.) Psychology of
loss adjustments; an address de-
livered before the 124th meeting of
the Insurance society of New York
on Jan. 25th, 1916. [New York,
Printed by C. H. Jones & co.] 1916.
Ti p.. Svo. [9187
© Apres 5, 1916)2.2 c: and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429386; Insurance so-
ciety of New York, New York.
BrRAyDEN (William H.) [9188, 9189
Irish approve Grey’s ideals. © May 17,
1 ; 1 ec. May 20, 1916; A 424644.
Says English sway is ended. © May
Mee tolowe hc. May 20, 1916; A
424641.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
BRECKINRIDGE (Henry) Prepared-
ness. [New York, Printed by Sun
printing and publishing assn., 1916.]
18 p. S8vo. $0.10. [9190
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 429282; Sun ptg. & pub.
assn., New York.
Iowa City, Ia.
[9191-9194
BRENARD mfg co.*,
Art poster stamp system. Merchants
instructions. 32 p. S8vo. © Mar. 15,
OGRE mca vApr. oO; L916: att. Apr, 6,
1916; A 430103.
Salesman’s book. 72 p. 8vo. @©
Wier AO el ONG m2 ex Apr: -5,, 1916;
aff, Apr. 6, 1916; A 430102.
Increasing your Lhe ane cover-title,
23 p. 12mo, (Brenard manufactur-
ing company’s course in business prin-
ciples and efficiency [2d of a series])
CPapisle 1916 2c; Apr, Oo, 191'6's
aff, Apr. 6, 1916: A 480105.
Retail Bafesmanehip for the_ store.
cover-title, 65 p. 12mo. (Brenard
manufacturing company’s course in
business principles and efficiency [3d
Of ‘4 -Series]) /@) Apr. $1; 719163 2 c.
Apr. 5 Sait. Apres (6, 1916; A
430104
Py
[BRENISER (Ross D.)] Confidential
instructions on the list compiling
business. [Syracuse, N. Y., Printed
by Quality print shop] 1916. 10
numb. 1. 4to. $2.00. [9195
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 480249; Globe pub. co.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
BRICKER (Garland Armor)* Syracuse,
Ye
N. [9196-9197
Soil fertility. Columbus, O., Kauff-
man-Lattimer _co., 1916. Muslin
sheet, illus., 28% by 424 inches. $0.50
© Mar: 29; 191652. ch Apr. 7%, 2916):
aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430493.
Walking plow. Key to plow showing
Chicago, Central scientific Con
1916. Muslin sheet, diagrs. 28% by
4224 inches. $0.50. © Mar. 14, 1916;
AG CAD if 5 LON Gath, ADT 9 24.2191 6s
A 4380492.
parts.
BricHt (Charles Henry)* Santa Cruz,
Cal. Refuge of lies, review of a
book entitled Science and health
with key to the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy. Boston, A. Stewart,
1914, 32 p. 8vo. $0.10. [9198
© Mar.-17, 1916; 2 © Mar: 22;
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430147.
[Brockway (Frank)] Aldena. chap.
8. (Jn Illustrated companion. May,
1916. ) [9199
© apr. 25,1916! 1 ee Mayer 13,
1916; A 424465; F. B. Warner co.,
inc., New York.
Brooks (A. W.)* Uniontown, Ky.
Ideal sermon cabinet and index
system. Uniontown, Ky., Church
Dub. co:, 1916. 2S]. p, lus, {Svo.
[9260
© Jane8, 1916; 20e,.and aft, Mar.
31, 1916; A 429266.
3ROTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen &
enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our spe-
cial study course. Westinghouse air
brake, pt. 3, see. 6a. (Jn Locomo-
tive firemen and enginemen’s maga-
zine. Apr., 1916.) [9201
Mar. 30, 19163: 1.¢.. Apr. 28,
1916; A 424144.
[university calendar] 1916.
-Phitadelphta;: Cl. Hs aiotth. ‘eo:,
1916] cover-title, 11 1. illus. obl.
Svo. [Text parallel to binding]
[9202
@rwec, tl 1915 7.2.7 Deer a5,
1915; aff. Dee. 14, 1915; A 415993;
Chas. H. Elliott co., Philadelphia.
Brown
419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9203
pt.15 2:8. 2vi05
BrRowNeE (R. H.)* Chicago. Cost book
A. Chicago, Ill., Millwork cost in-
formation bureau [1916] Various
paging. to. [9203
© Apr. 29, 1916;
5, 1916; A 428845.
Bryce (Catherine T.) Aldine speller.
pt. 4, for grades seven and eight, by
C. T. Bryce and Frank J. Sherman.
2c. and aff. May
New York. Newson & company
[1916] xvi, [2], 75 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.24. [9204
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 427797; Newson &€ Co.,
New York.
Buck Ley (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[9205-9208
damage as be-
and dealer. ©
Ages "tT, +4916;
Legal responsibility for
tween manufacturer
Ape. 1), ASIG: fF ‘ce:
A 423877.
Typical case of illegal substitution. No.
BDO... ©: Apr: 17, ISIG21 es Apr.
24, 1916; A 424028.
When a bank marks your
suff.” when your balance was large
enough to take care of it. No. 361.
© May 1519163 2 e. May 8; ' 3816;
check “ not
A 424341.
When goods sent you are not what you
ordered. No. 360. © Apr. 24, 1916;
1 ec. May 1, 1916; A 424181.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world] :
BupDHAKINS co. Rules and key for
the game of Budhakins. §& p. folder,
illus. 16mo. [9209
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 480466; Charles A.
Bodemer, Hempstead, N. Y.
Buttock (Arthur S.)* Aitkin, Minn.
Your country calls you. Sheet, 6
by 4 inches. $0.10. [9210
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426670.
Burcu (Adelle E.)* Kalamazoo, Mich.
Exercises for health. Dowagiac,
Mich., The Silver birch company,
1916. 1 p. 1, 5-27 p. S8vo. $0.50.
[9211
©: Apr: AZ .19165 <2~¢;,AnrA Af,
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430478.
Burgnetr (Carolyn Judson)
[9212-9215
Blue grass seminary girls’ Christmas
holidays; or, Four weeks’ tour with
the glee club. New York, A. L.
company [1916] ’
$0.60. @ May 16, 1916; 2 ec.
aff. May 23, 1916; A 431184.
Blue grass déminary girls in the moun-
tains; or, Shirley Willing on a mis-
sion of peace. New York, A. L. Burt
company [1916] 54 op. front.
12mo. $0.60. © May 16, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. May 23, 1916; A 431183.
A
A A | TAS! Ae ee
BurRNETT (Carolyn Judson )—Contd.
Blue grass seminary girls on the water;
or, Exciting adventures on a summer
cruise through the Panama canal.
New York, A. eae Burt company [1916]
244 p. front. 12mo. $0.60. © May
10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 13, 1916;
A 431061.
Blue grass seminary girls’ vacation ad-
ventures ; or, Shirley Willing to the
rescue. New York, A. L. Burt com-
pany [1916] 252 p. front. 12mo.,
$O. te © May 7 1916 ; 2 c. May 10,
© Ms i; Burt CO., ey. You
BuTLerR bros.*, Chicago. Soda foun-
tains and supplies. cover-title, 21 p.
illus. 4to. [9216
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 «© Apr. #14,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 429463.
Butte, Mont. R. L. Polk & co.’s Butte
city directory, 1916. v.30. [Helena,
Mont.] R. L. Polk & co., of Mon-
tana, 1916. 880 p. 8vo. $7.00.
[9217
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; A 428905; R. L.
Polk & co., Helena, Mont.
BUTTE REMEDIAL loan co. Money, se-
curity and profit. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 4 by 8 inches. [9218
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429399; Philip Harding,
Butte, Mont.
v. 1, no. 4, Mar., 1916.
7, [1] p. illus., ports. fol. [9219
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 -¢ ‘and gi
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426848; Butterick
pub. co., New York.
BUTTERICK’S
ByrRnE (Edward J.)* Pittsburgh.
[9220, 9221
Horoscope for April. 13, [1] p. 24mo.
(Cover-title: Medal of mystery)
$0.10. © Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 430454.
Medal of mystery. March etna cover-
title, 13, [1] p. 24mo. $0.10. © Mar.
8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 7, 1916;
A 430152.
CADILLAC motor ear co.*, Detroit.
Price list of parts. 1913 Cadillac.
3d ed. 172 p. illus. 8vo. [9222
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426635.
CALIFORNIA AUTOMORILE directory.
1916. Los Angeles, Cal., Automobile
publishing company, 1916. 2 p. L.
9-1675, [2] p. S8vo. $10.00. [9223
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428611; Automobile pub.
co., Los Angeles.
0
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
9246
CALIFORNIA SCENARIO CO. How to sell | CaRLE (John) & sons*, New York. Our
and protect photoplays. [6] p.
folder. 12mo. [9224
© Mar: 10, 1916; 2 c Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 429444;
Frederick James Carter, Los An-
geles.
CALLAGHAN & company’s cumulative
quarterly to Simmons’ new Wiscon-
sin digest. [v. 7, no. 1, May, 1916]
Chicago, Callaghan and company,
1916. 56 p. 4to. $4.00 per year.
[9225
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 431057; Callaghan & co.,
Chicago.
Cattow (Edwin)* Washington. Tony
the barber on da _ Borlando Dill.
[4] p. S8vo. [9226
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426666.
CALVERT (Bruce)* Brooklyn.
[9227-9230
Navies and chicken thieves. (In New
York Sunday call. © Mar. 19, 1916;
1 ce. Apr. 27, 1916; A 424111.
Socialism and efficiency. (Jn Philadel-
phia Peoples press.) © Mar. 4, 1916;
1 c. Apr. 27, 1916; A 424420.
Stemming the tide of militarism. (Jn
Philadelphia Peoples press.) © Mar.
4,1916; 1c Apr. 27, 1916; A 424421.
That competition bunk. (Socialist
news; Mar., 1916.) @© Mar. 1, 1916;
1c. Apr. 27, 1916; A 424110.
CAMERON (Mabel Ward)* New York.
Shamrock-green. cover-title, 11.
16mo. (Halvord leaflets) $9.05.
[9231
©) Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and: aff.
Apr. 5, 1916; A 429307.
CaRBO corporation. Carbo system sup-
ports for carbo systems. cover-title,
24 p. illus. diagrs. S8vo. [9232
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 480462; Charles Louis
Michod, Chicago.
CarkEy (Philip) co.*, Lockland, OQ.
Architects specifications for Carey
building materials. cover-title, 44
p. illus., diags. 4to. [9233
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426655.
Carisa mfg. co., ine.*, New York. Sil-
vron. [8] p. folder, illus. 16mo.
[9234
© Aug. 27, 1915; 2 ec. Apr. 6, 1916;
aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 4380331.
4°
baby’s own book. [20] p. col. illus.
$0.10. [9235
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 429281.
CarRLIN (John Charles)* New Castle,
Pa. Easter Niczean calendar. Card,
11 by 54 inches. [9236
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 4380293.
CARLISLE (Alfred G.)* Mt. Hope, Kan.
Save the sick animals and fowls.
[Mt. Hope, Kan., Printed by Mt.
Hope clarion, 1916] 1 p. 1, 32 p.
16mo. $0.50. [9237
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 428486.
CARNEGIE, Pa. R. L. Polk & co.’s Car-
negie directory, 1916-1917. v. 35.
Pittsburgh, Pa.; ‘Ro L. -Polk &- co:
1916. 44S p. Svo. $5.00. [9238
© May 3, 1916; 2 ec May 4, 1916;
aff. May. 5, 1916; A 483027; R. L.
Polk & co., Pittsburgh.
(Frank G.)* Washington.
[9239-9244
Anchorage, boom city of Alaska, where
Uncle Sam’s new railroad begins. ©
Apr...30;- 491651 es. May, 1, 191633 1A
424302.
Copper River railway is rival of Uncle
Sam’s route to Alaskan interior.
May 14, 1916; 1 c« May 15, 1916; A
42466T.
Four million acres of farm land at south-
ern end of Alaskan railroad. © Apr.
23S HO1G ore Apr. 7245119165 A
424033.
Great stores of yaluable minerals to be
opened by Alaskan railroad. @ May
7, 1916; 1 c. May 23, 1916: A 424719.
How the richest copper ore in the world
is now being mined in Alaska. ©
May 21, 1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916; A
424720.
Kenai Peninsula is first section thrown
open by new Alaskan railroad. ©
Apr ttGeioiG:)t c-Apr. 17, 419165 A
423884.
{Note: The foregoing are in Washing-
ton Sunday star]
CARTER (Albert)* Los Angeles. Wil-
son’s democratic prosperity; or, The
nation’s greatest peril. [4] p.
16mo. [9245
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429365.
CARTER (Herbert) Boy scouts on war
trails in Belgium; or, Caught be-
tween hostile armies. New York,
A. L. Burt company [1916] 252 p.
front. 12mo. $0.60. [9246
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 2, 1916; A 427954; A. L.
Burt co., New York.
CARPENTER
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9247
pt. EB nysew as
CasE (John Murray)* Leavenworth,
Kan. Infinite autonomy. 54p. 8vo.
$0.25. [9247
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426838.
CaTHoLic telegraph almanac and di-
rectory, 1916. Cincinnati, O., The
Catholic telegraph publishing co.,
1916. 64 p. illus., ports. S8vo.
[9248
© Feb: 46, 1916." 1 e. “Web. 21,
1916; 1 ¢« Mar. 14, 1916; aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 426704; Thomas P. Hart,
Cincinnati.
CavAness J. M.)* Chanute, Kans.
Shut in. Card, 53 by 34 inches.
$1.50 per 100. [9249
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429494,
CEDAR Rapids pump co. Catalogue
no. 12. Cedar Rapids, Ia. [1916]
xxxix, 963 p. illus. 8vo. [9250
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, A916;, A 427936; °° R. BR. Dons
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
CENTRAL OxrForp County, Me. Direc-
tory of Central Oxford County, Me.,
1916-17. HMOs ms ks Auburn, Me.,
Merrill company, 1916.
& Webber
S11 p. 8vo. $2.50. [9251
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ce and aff. Apr:
11, 1916; A 427636; Merrill &
Webber co., Auburn, Me.
CENTRAL RUBBER & Supply co. Kelly-
Springfield automobile tires, auto-
mobile accessories. Catalogue A-16.
Indianapolis, Ind. [1916] xix, 272
Pp... lus vSvo: S POZ52
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 427935; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC c0.,* Chicago.
New apparatus for physics and
chemistry, with lists of American
glass and porcelain. Catalog M,
May, 1912. 2d suppl. 64 p. illus.
Svo. [9253
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 427799.
CHALMERS (Hugh) Why you should
CHANCE (Frank L.) Baseball crowded
with pests. (Jn Chicago herald)
[9255
© Apr. 28, 1916; 1 c@ Apr. 24,
1916; A 424057; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CHAPA mercantile co.,* San Antonio,
Tex. Consejero de los enamorados
6 Secretario de los amantes. 92 p.
12mo.. $0.25. [9256
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2. ¢. Mar. 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430158.
CHAPIN (E. T.) co.,* St. Louis.
servation and _ strength tests of
cedar poles. cover-title, various
paging, illus., diagrs., fold. pl. obl.,
24mo. [9257
© Mar. 27 ,1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429455.
CHASE (A. B.) co.*, Norwalk, O. A.
B. Chase pianos, 4th ed., 1915. San
Francisco, Cal., Sherman, Clay &
co., 1915. [27 |p. Aliiss, Aten nie2as
© Nov. 16, 1915; 2 ¢@ and: aff.
Dee. 6, 1915; A 419033.
CHASE (J. Munsell)* San Francisco.
Pre-
Great Pyramid of Gizet. 48 p.
illus., diagrs. 12mo. (Temple talks,
series 1, no. 1) $0.25. [9259
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 © and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 480453.
[CHATTELL (Clarence)] How moving
pictures are made. [Chicago, New
York, Rogers & company, 1916] 29
p. 16mo. $0.10. [9260
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1916;
aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429472; Chat-
ran pub. co., Chicago.
CHELSEA, Mass. Chelsea _ directory,
1916. Regular ed. no. 37. Boston,
Mass., Union publishing company,
ine., 1916. 515 p. Svo. $4.00.
[9261
© Apr. 15 ,1916; 2 «and att Apr:
24, 1916; A 428651; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
Cuicaco. Second security bank of
Chicago. Plant a dollar. Blotter,
illus., 63 by 3 inches. [9262
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 e@. and aff.
Mar. 380, 1916; A 426938; Print-
kraft adv. corp., Chicago.
CHICAGO FUSE mfg. co.*, Chicago. Chi-
cago fuse mfg. company. [Grand
read advertising. (Jn Atlanta Geor- Rapids, Mich., Printed by Cargill
gian). [9254 co.] 1916. 132 p. illus. S8vo. (On
© Feb. 18 ,1916; 1 c Mar. 13, cover : Catalog no. 28) [9263
1916; A 423033; Walter Gregory © Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
Bryan, Chicago. 10, 1916; A 429381.
422
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916 9289
Cuicaco telephone co. Bell telephone | CHristmAs club*—Continued.
directories. [9264-9269 Fool the burglars. Tarn kg Bo Le
Aurora district, Wheaton district, Mar. fie national Bese ES aie 413.’ i916:
1916. vi, 7-100, 27 p. awe © Mar. Dc. and alt. Apr. 15, 1916; A 430288
21, 1916; 2 ¢, and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; Give your boy or girl a home. Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., First national bank,
Calumet district of Indiana, Mar., 1916. 15t6; 21. ius: £mo, (Formac)
viii, 9-93, [1], 20 p. 8vo. (©) ‘Apr. @FApr: AS51916" 2 cand att. Aprilia;
1916; 2c. and aff. Apr: 6,7 2916. A 1916; A 4380277.
430120. ee yon a ey ae eee ie Coen
- ew Haven, Conn., Merchants nationa
eee geo” Que iG bank, 1916. 21, illus. 16mo, (Form
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; B) © Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
A 430245. Apr, 15, 1916; A 4302 79,
: pet Keeping house is a business. Summit,
Joliet district, Mar., ae 90, ri p- N. J., First national bank, 1916. 2.1,
o. © Apr, 10, 1916; 2 c. and a illus... i6mo. ~ (Worm, ‘H) © Apr. 13;
Apr. 19, 1916; A 429575. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 15, 1916;
La Grange district, Mar., 1916. _ viii, A 430286
9-54, i1 Ww +10. - © Mar. 24, 1916; Make the children save. New Haven,
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426937. Conn ar cunts canes ioe ee
. lilus. mo. ‘orm EH) pr.
Oak Park district, Mar., 1916. viii, 13.1916: 2 " S 5
9-89, 52 p. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1916; : go oes. ¢. fangtait, “Apr. 15, - 1906s
e. and aft. Apr. 10, 1916; A 429382.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
CHICAGO TITLE & trust co.*, Chicago.
Continuation of abstract of title to
the south haif of the south west
quarter of sec. 29, T. 40 N., R. 13, E.
of the 3rd P. M., in Cook County,
Mien low fol. 510.00. ['Text. par-
allel to binding] [9270
ican 7, 1016: 2 cand aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429392.
Cuimps (Geoffrey 8S.) Methods of
using the telephone and telegraph
more profitably. 2 p. 1., 15 numb. |.
4to. (Modern business service, re-
port no. 97.) [9271
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2c. Apr. 12, 1916;
aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429459; Alex-
ander Hamilton institute, New York.
CHRISTIAN science publishing society*,
Boston. Law and work. 39 p.
16mo. $0.05. [9272
© Apr. 5; 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 480206.
CHRISTMAS club*, New York.
[9273-9284
Do you know exactly how much you get
and. how much you spend? ‘Albany,
N. Y¥., New York state national bank,
1o1Ge Brae sllus. ;16mo:) (Horm F)
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 15,
1916; A 430281.
Do you want to save money? Summit,
N. J., First national bank, 1916. 2 1.,
illus. 16mo. (Form G) © Apr. 13,
Tieceooeie. and aft.. Apres 15, 1916;
A 430288.
Don’t let your money loaf. Bridgeport,
Conn., Bridgeport trust company,
1OHG? 2 , his: 2666me,y (Form L)
@OpApr 1371916 —2iceand at Apr. 15,
1916; A 430285.
45321—16——_2
Nest egg when necessity cries is the wise
man’s precaution. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
First national bank, 1916. 2 1., illus.
16mo,- (Korm DPD) @©rApr. 1s) t916);
2c. and aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 430287,
Pay bills by check. Albany, N. Y., New
York state national bank, 1916. 2 lL,
WSs A Gmon) CHorm a) sOw@Apra: dias
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A
430280.
Start with 5 cents a week and have
$2500 when the child grows up. New
Haven, Conn., Merchants national
bank, 1916. 21., illus. 16mo. (Form
we) © Apr. 135.1916 ; 2*c. and’aff. sApr:
15, 1916. A 4380278.
What does the fire alarm mean to you?
Sanford, Me., Sanford national bank,
AOMG 0 DTS, “dash L16m0. i (horm J)
@ Apr. 13, 1916.) 21c¢. and-aity Apr fd,
1916; A 430284.
CHurRcH & Dwight co.*, New York.
Useful birds. cover-title, [16] p.
16mo. [9285
©) Mar. 11) “i91Ge 2 ce and aft.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 480343.
CIAMBELLI (Bernardino) Sotterranei
di New York. New York, Societa
libraria italiana [1916] 387, [1] p.
12mo. $0.50. [9286
© Jan: 15, 1916); 2c Apr. 5, 1916;
A 428662; Italian book co., New
York.
CINCINNATI musical festival assn.*,
Cincinnati. Official twenty - second
biennial music festival at Cincinnati,
May 2-6, 1916. 1389, [4] p. diagrs.
8vo. $0.25. [9287
@rApr 425, 1916; 2..¢. .Apr26,
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 428893.
CITATOR. [9288, 9289
Miinor ed. “v. 16; nos! Apr, 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 350 p.
8vo. $5.00 per year. @© May 5, 191
2 ec. and aff. May 16, 1916; A 131086"
423
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
9290 pt. 1, n.s.. v.18
CiTAToR—Continued. | CLINTON, Mass. Clinton and Lan-
Missouri ed. v. 14, no. 3, Apr., 1916. | caster directory, 1916. [v. 382]
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title,
8vo. $5.00 per year. © May 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 16, 1916; A 431085.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
CiTIzENS trust and sayings bank. Dol-
lar. [13] «ps... Dlus..¢ DGnie. $050
per M. [9290
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 426631; Claude M. Dav-
enport, Los Angeles.
co.*, Cleveland.
in the ice industry.
[9291
e. and aff. Apr.
City ice delivery
Then and now
12 p. 16mo.
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2
17, 1916; A 429492.
Criark (G. Hardy)* Long Beach, Cal.
Let there be light. 15 p._ illus.
16mo. $0.50. [9292
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 429452.
CLraRK (H. H.) Midshipman Stan-
ford; a story of midshipman life at
Annapolis, by H. H. Clark. Tllus-
trated by W. O. Stevens. Boston,
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard co. [1916]
379 p. front., plates. 12mo. $1.20.
[9293
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428755; Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard co., Boston.
CLARK (William Lloyd Maddock)* St.
Louis. Winifred Clark lingerie
crochet, with complete instructions.
Pia: Pp. illus. Ato. (Winifred
series, bk. no. 3.) $0.10. [9294
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430149.
UCLEF club. Ellison’s Clef club book
for New York, Chicago and Boston
colored musicians. Ed. for 1916.
New York, Jno. W. Ellison, 1916.
48 p. 16mo. $2.00. [9295
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 428854; J. W.
Ellison, New York.
Ciirrorp (John H.)* Portsmouth, N,
H. History of the pioneer marine
battalion at Guam, L. I., 1899 and
the campaign in Samar, P. I., 1901.
cover-title, 1 p. 1., [8]-62 p. 12mo.
$1.00. [9296
©. Mar. 28, 1916; 2 e'Apr. 8,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426991.
447 p..
|
9
Fitchburg, Mass., The Price & Lee
company, 1916. 288, [8] p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $3.50. [9297
(© Apr. 10, 1916;7 256)" and ae
Apr. 14. 1916: A 428504; Price &
Lee co., New Haven.
CLosE (Evangeline L:)* New York.
Directions for the use of melody
blocks. [20] p. obl. 48mo. [9298
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 e and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430184.
CLOVER (Madge)* Areadia, Cal.
Desert, song cycle for one voice.
(In Los Angeles graphic). [9299
© Feb. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1916;
A 424990.
Copy (Sherwin)* Chicago.
[9300-9305
Imaginary correspondence practice at
Wanamaker’s. Chicago, School of
English, 1915. coverite! 26, TOL. B.
llus. 4to. $0.30. @© Apr. 19, 1915 ;
2c. and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 429213.
Key to correspondence practice at Wan-
amaker’s. 51 numb. l. 12mo. [Text
parallel to binding] © Feb. 24, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 499912.
Known results in shortest ‘time. Chi-
cago, The School of English [1916]
32, p. illus. 12mo. © Feb. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 427904.
Minimum essentials in Panetta [and
key ] = 12mo. $0
Sept. 14, "1915; 2c and aff. aoe By;
1916; ‘A’ 429303.
Rapid calculation [and key] 16, 12 p.
12mo. $0.10. © Sept.-14, 1915; 2G.
and ait. Apr: 5,1916Geee 49
100% speller, words as they look in
letters. Chicago, School of English
[1915] 64 p. 24mo. $0.15. © June
19, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar. i291;
4 429211.
[Cor (Sayers) ] [9306, 9307
National gallery. Mentor reading
course, monograph no. 1-6. Proof.
Apr. 1,°1916:. 2) ¢.. and) ais Apres
1916; A 4380320.
War of 1812. Mentor reading course,
monograph 1-6. Proof. © Mar. 15,
1916; 2 .¢e. and aff... Apr. 4, 51916;
A 430027.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
CoHEN, Goldman & co.*, New York.
Overcoats and raincoats [fall and
winter, 1916-17] 15, [1] p. col.
illus., Svo. [9308
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 430294.
Comte (Orin Rex)* St. Louis.
[9309, 9310
16 p. nar. 8vyo.
How to write for pay.
ec. and aff. Apr. 15,
© Apr. 10, 1916;
1916; A 480309.
>
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
CotLE (Orin Rex) *—Continued.
Writing for newspapers, magazines and
trade papers. ite, SUTIN. tle 4to.
[Text parallel with binding] $3.00.
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 15,
1916; A 4380310.
CoLtkE (C. L.) & McDonald (Angus) *
Kansas City, Mo. Our baby. [Kan-
sas City, Mo., Dodsworth, McDonald
co., 1916] cover-title, [96] p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. [9311
merep 26° 1916: 2 ¢. Mar. 13,
1916; aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 429227.
JOLGATE & co.*, New York. Magic
hears [ol p. villus. (part. col.)
SVo. [9312
© Dee; 21, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429360.
CoLitins publicity service*, Philadel-
phia. Collins business building bul-
fem ee oO: 1916. “[3)}) pes Ato.
[Text parallel to binding. ] [9313
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 4801438.
Cotuts food co.*, Clinton, Ia. Poultry
house supplies. 40 p. illus. 4to.
[9314
© Apr. 7, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 430304.
[Cotonna (Dora)] Mother’s mailedic-
tion; Synopsis. Sheet, 11 by 84
inches. [9B15
© Hep) .15...1916 7) 2...c.: Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 429106;
Antonino Germano, Denver.
Cotumpia, S. C. Walsh’s Columbia,
S. C., city directory for 1916. [21st
year] Charleston, S. C., The Walsh
directory company, ine. 1916. 2 p.
1, [85]-5387 p. Svo. $6.00. [9316
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428608; Walsh directory
co., Charleston, S. C.
CoLtumpBia life insurance co.*, Cincin-
nati. 4 option policy. [4] p. illus.
fol. fold. to 8vo. [93817
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 426665.
CotuMBIAN hog & cattle powder co.*,
Kansas City, Mo. Make more
money on your live stock. 47 p.
illus., ports. S8vo. [9318
Swipr, 1, 1916: “2c Apr. 10,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 480180.
Cotvin (Fred H.) Manufacturing
British 8-inch shells in 43 hours.
(Jn American machinist)
[9319, 9820
93528
CoLvin (Fred H.)—Continued.
2 OuMiaiy,, Ml stotGe ie. Mays lit 1906:
A 424449,
© Hill pub. co., New York.
COMMERCIAL ECONOMY co. Banker’s
analytical prospectus of the Com-
mercial economy company. cover-
title, 8-68 p. Svo. [9321
© Nar 25" 1916: Ae Apr a,
1916; aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 480172;
Louis G. Grey, Oak Park, Il.
COMMERCIAL HUMUS c¢o.*, Newark,
N. J. To produce plants profitably
use commercial humus. Facts con-
eerning this natural soil builder and
plant producer. [4] p. 16mo.
[9322
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429347.
COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATOR.
Mar., 1916. cover-title, 15 p. illus.
port. 4to. $0.10. [9323
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 4293846; Federal school of
v. 1, no. 4,
commercial designing, inec., Minne-
apolis.
COMMERCIAL PUBLICITY co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Off the beaten’ track.
cover-title, 16 1. Svo. $5.00. [Text
parallel to binding] [9324
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 & and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429358.
CoMMUNITY savings and loan eo.
Bank with a head. [4] p. 24mo.
[9325
© Mar: 29, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429220; Joseph F.
Drummond, Norfolk, Va.
ConLEY (Edgar Thomas)* Plattsburg
Barracks, N. Y. Training in bayo-
net fighting. Feb., 1916. Harris-
burg, Pa., W. S. Ray, state printer,
1916. 44 p. 24mo. $0.10. [9326
© Mar. 26, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430141.
ConovER (W. Rockwood) Depart-
ment of economy. (Jn American
machinist. ) [9327
© May 11 ,1916; 1 c@ May 11,
1916; A 424441; Hill pub. co., New
York.
CORRESPONDENCE school of patent law*,
Washington. Patent laws and office
practice. Lecture 19. 24 p. 8vo.
[9328
© Mar. 28 ,1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. .
1. © May 4, 1916; 1 ¢, May 5, 1916;
ee a eR Mayh 1, 1916: A 429344.
A 424289
420
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9529
CosMOPOLITAN print dept.*, New
York. Cosmopolitan calendars, 1917.
[Circular] [4] p. illus. 8vo.
[9329
© Apr. 3 ,1916; 2 « and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 480114.
Cost reducing home supply corp.*,
New York. Contract between Cost
reducing home supply corporation
and— [4] p. 4to. fold. to 8vo.
[9330
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429332.
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. v. 27; no. 9, May 1, 1916 (in
Fruit grower) [9331
© May 1, 1916; 1 e. May 8, 1916;
A 424345; W. G. Campbell, St. Jo-
seph, Mo.
Fla.
col.
[9332
and aff.
& Cutten*,
it dandy?
illus. $0.05.
© Mar. 20, 1916: 2 ¢
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429148.
CourTis (Stuart A.) [9333-9337
Courtis standard practice tests. Stu-
dent’s_ practice pad. Yonkers-on-Hud-
son, N. World book co., 1916,
eover-title, 2 p. and blank leaves. ©
Feb. 22, 1916; 2. c. and aff., Mar. 31,
1916; A 429239.
Courtis standard practice tests in arith-
metic. Form A, B. lesson 1-31, 44.
Yonkers-on-Hudson,. N. Y., World
book company, 196. © 2) ve ecards;
by 5 inches in cases. $0.30 per vol.
@ Feb. 22, 1916: ec. each and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 459541. 429242,
Student’s record. Yonkers-on-Hud-
Daytona,
Post eard,
CoURSEN
Isn’t
son, N. Y.. World book company,
1916.45 p.° 12mo0. ..30:02.. (Hen.
22, 19165 2 c..and.aff, Mar. 31,,1916;
A 429248,
manual. Yonkers-on-
World book company,
Teacher's
Hudson, Ns ¥<,
1916. 57, [6] p. Svo. $0.30. ©
Feb, 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 31,
1916; A 429240.
© World book co., Yonkers, N. Y.
Cowen (IF. M.)* Houston. Book of
prices to the trade on bindery work.
16 p. 16mo. $1.00. [9338
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 426939.
©rapsey (Algernon §.)* Albany.
Moral crisis in Christendom. [Phil-
adelphia, Pa., Printed by the Harper
printing co., 1916] 386 p. 12mo.
$0.05. [9339
© May 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 431018.
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Cray bros.*, Cleveland. Cray brothers
carriage and auto supplies tools,
1916. cover-title. 512 p._ illus.
Svo. [9340
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426718.
CREAMERY package mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Price current, spring, 1916. cover-
title, 48 p. illus. 8vo. [9341
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429746.
CREXx carpet co.*, New York.
[9342, 9343
Crex grass rugs reproduced in colors,
also selling helps for the retail mer-
chant, 32 p. illus: (part col), tol.
@ Mar. 25, 1916; c. and aff. Mar.
29, 1916; A 429219.
Selling helps for the retail merchant.
a p. illus. (part :eol.) |) fel. © Ape.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 5, 2986.08
430165,
CRIPPEN ¢o., ine.*, New York. Crippen
player piano. [9] p. illus. S8vo.
[9344
©: Apr. 10; °19163°2%e Apres
1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 480363.
Crort (Delmer Eugene)* New Haven.
Psychie mind. Humor that wins.
Lecture 1, 2. [41 440: "Sega
[9345
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 480028.
Crort (Terrell)* University City, Mo.
Practical lessons in electricity. Les-
son 12. (Jn Jovian, Apr., 1916)
[9346
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1¢. Apr. 19, 1916;
A 23 3936.
CROMWELL memory institute. Course
in memory training. [9347-9349
Lesson 2. What’s in a name. [4]
Dp.
8vo: © Mar. 17, 1916; 2c%eandwai.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 429073.
Lesson, 3-4.. 2 v. ‘8vo...@ Man ae
1916; 2 e@. each and aff. Mar. 31, 1916
A 429261.
Lesson 5.
1916; 2 A
429426.
© George Cromwell Blower,
Angeles. :
CROYLE (Harry )* Littleton, Ill.
Modern methods with orthography
for the third grade. 3 p. 1, 62 p
12mo. $0.35. [9350
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429748.
CRUGER adv. system*,
How to choose toys.
[4] p. S8vo. @ Mar.
ec. and aff. Apr. 1253820;
Los
Norwalk, O.
[6] p. folder.
16mo. $1.25 per M. [9351
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429149.
6
BOOKS,
no. 5, 1916
GROUP II
9373
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* Sacramento,
Cal. Some aspects of modern shin-
gling. (Jn Building age, May, 1916)
[9352
ie. Apr. 29, 1916; 1 c.\May 10,
1916; A 4243868.
CULIBRK-KRAISNIK (S.) Odbjeglica ili
posljedice nevjere u braku ispjevad
S. Culibrk, Kraisnik [and Tony
Lulich] St. Louis, Mo., Naklada
Tiskare i Knjizare Sikoéan [1916]
40 p. illus. 24mo. $0.15. [9353
mG dan, £5, 1916; 2.c.. Feb. 21,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 429291;
Jno Sicocan, St. Louis.
CUMBERLAND telephone & telegraph Co.,
inc.*, Louisville. Louisville, Ky.,
telephone directory. Feb. 15, 1916.
337 p. 8vo. [9354
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 Mar.
18, 1916; A 426649.
e. and aff.
(John P.) Application of
Chicago, LaSalle ex-
v, 426 p.
[9355
© Apr. 19, Poe 2c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 428722; LaSalle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
CURRAN
agency tariffs.
tension university [1916]
Svo.
Cussins & Fearn co.*, Columbus, O.
Good place to buy. cover-title, 284,
[4] p. illus. 4to. (Catalog no. 26,
spring & summer, 1916) [9356
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1916;
aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430134.
Dairy sentinel, Reading, Pa. Blooms-
burg’s special and bargain eduéa-
tional home catalogue. (Jn Blooms-
burg Daily sentinel) [9357
@eApr: 19, A916;°1 ec. Apr: 26,
1916; A 424088; Monte C. Merker,
Reading, Pa.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [93858-9361
Apr. 16, 1916. © Apr. 16, 1916; 1 «.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 423895.
cae ae 1916. © Apr. 23, 1916;
bo, 1916; A 424048.
ay ‘30, 1SLGS" © Apr. 30) "19162" 1 e;
May a 1916; A 424207.
May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1 c. May
9, 1916; A 424359.
dee
Dattas (A. C.) & son, ine.*, Chicago.
Parts for lighting fixtures. cover-
title, 40 p. illus. obl. S8vo. (Cata-
logue no. 7.) [9362
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429462.
!
Daniets (A. P.)* Chicago. Kansas.
Chicago, Educational publicity de-
partment of the Manufacturers &
dealers association of America, 1916.
cover-title, [96] p. 24mo. $0.02.
[9363
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 480142.
Davu’s New Jersey
New York city, Dau’s blue books,
ine., 1916. 298 p. 4to. $6.00. [9364
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
aff. May. 5, 1916; A 428855; Dau’s
blue books, ine., New York.
DauscH (Phoebe A.)* Dayton, O. Chi-
blue book, 1916.
ropractiec philosophy. 40 p._ illus.,
port. obl. 48mo. [9365
© Mari926;°1915 3) 2) Gs Apr: 10;
1916; aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A 430169.
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[9366, 9367
Apr., 1916,
15 inches.
Cashiers guide of N. Y. city.
eA eNy Re 26 by
$1.00. © Apr. 17, 1916; 2c. Apr. 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 429598.
Directory of curb and bond _ brokers.
Mar., 1916, issue. Card,
inches. $1.06. @© Mar. 19
2 ce. and aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A "426709.
DAVIES supply co. Steam catalogue EH.
Everything for steam and water.
Chicago [1916] xxvi, 289 p. front.,
illus., plates. 8vo. [9368
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 427981; F. E. Moore, Chi-
cago.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston.
[9869-9375
Birthday greetings. [Your birthday.
Don’t you know that I] Folded card,
col. illus. 3 by 4 inches. $0.10. @
ADE to, 1G. 2 GC ang ait. opr. 20)
1916; A 427903.
Birthday wishes. [May your years be
many, your days be bright] Folded
eard, col. illus. 3 by 4 inches. $0.10.
© Apr. LLL 2) e-and att) Apr. 29)
1916; A 27901.
Bluebirds for happiness on your birth-
day. The world is better than it was.
Folded card, illus. (part col.) $0.10.
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 cand aff. Apr: 11,
1916; A 430189.
Happy birthday. I
Card, col. illus., 32
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2
1916; A 430188.
[To you your
send you a rose.
by 6 inches. $0.16.
ce. and aff. Apr. 11,
a
birthday means an
added year] Folded card, col. illus. $
by 4 inches. $0.10. © Apr. 15, 19163
2c. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 427900.
On your birthday. [Be proud of your
birthdays, regardless of how many}
Folded card, col. illus. 3 by 4 inches.
$0.10. © Apr. Lo VOU 2 es and wate
Apr. 29, 1916; A 427902.
On your engagement. [Congratulations.
Everybody loves alover.] Folded card,
col. illus. 3 by 5 inches. $0.15. ©
Api La, hOtGe 2 erand alt. Apr. 29)
a“
1916; A 427899.
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9376
pt. i, n.s., v.13
Davis (W. C.)*
Davis pasteurization.
Printed by Hillison & Etten c¢o.,
1916] 18 p. illus. 16mo. [93876
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429634.
[ Chicago,
Re-
illus.
[9377
ec. and aff. Apr.
Davis & Geck, ine.*,
vised price list, no. 24.
4to.
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2
6, 1916; A 480110.
Brooklyn.
[4] p.
DEANE (Nathaniel Carter)* Carnegie,
Pa. [9378, 9379
Keep young old man. [4] p. 4to. ©
Mar, 20, 10165 )2"e7" Mar.2s;"29us;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 480146.
Let my dying prayer be said in song,
great God, my King. Death
Corporal John D. Reynolds, by his
comrade Nathaniel Carter Deane.
[41 pp: 416. _@ Mar Us, 19tG= 2 <
and aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A 426654.
song of
Cal.
(In
[938S0
Apr. 26,
D’EatH (Herbert)*
Poetry and the poor
Yucaipa news.)
©: Apr.’ 21,5 1986s Bs &
1916; A 424084.
Yueaipa,
press.
& Sullivan*, Newkirk, Ok1.
use of Deaver &
ledger. [6] p.
[9381
and aff.
DEAVER
Instructions for
Sullivan’s daybook
4to.
© dan (27; 4916 San:
Feb. 15, 1916; A 426141.
Destor register, Mar., 1916. New
York city, The Realty-mercantile
credit association, ine., 1916. 2 p.
1., 764 p. fol. [9382
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2
to. Apr’ 20 JOTR
Realty mercantile credit assn.,
New York.
ce. May 3, 1916;
A 428811;
inc.,
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn’,
Hudder, the all-year
[5] p., [2] p. of cloth samples.
© Mar.
18, 1916;
Chicago.
overcoat.
Svo.
[9383
1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Mar.
A 429003.
DELAWARE & Hudson co. Summer
paradise; an illustrated, descriptive
guide to the delightful and health-
ful resorts reached by the Delaware
and Hudson company. Albany, N.
Y., The Passenger department, 1916.
359 p. illus., maps. 12mo. [9384
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A
Albany.
431019; M. J. Powers,
North Chicago, Ill. |
DENTAL aud toilet products corpora-
tion*, New York. Are you one of
them? [12] p. 24mo. [9385
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429586. [Copyright is
claimed on revision. ]
Derspy (Sara Frances)* Fitchburg,
Mass. Unit poems. Fitchburg,
Mass., The Unit press 1916] 3 vy.
Syo. $1.25. Contents.—Primary
list—Intermediate list.—Advanced
list. [9386
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ec. each May 6,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 428876.
DETMER service [bureau]. v. 14, no. 3,
moving picture no. 8 p. illus. fol.
[9387
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 430247; Detmer woolen
co., New York.
DETROIT pub. co.*, Detroit. Little phos-
tint journeys. [15] p. 24mo. [9388
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429580.
DEUTSCHLAND. .. jahrg.. nr. 4.722
febr., 1916. illus. 4to. [9389
© Feb. 24, 1916; 1c. Apr. 10, 1916;
A—Foreign 13668; J. J. Weber,
Leipzig, Germany.
DEVER (Roger J.)* Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Amount due employe or his depend-
ents from his employer on stated
wage rates under the Workmen’s
compensation law of Pennsylvania.
48 p. obl. 48mo. $0.15. [9390
© Mar... 14, 1916; 2.6, Magee
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 429091.
DraMonD, McDonnell & co.*, Philadel-
phia. [9391-9393
Don't whip your boy [ete.] Use Electric
washing stick. Card, illus., 13 by 7
inches. © Sant” 28; "1916: "9 C. “Jan,
DT, toto: ‘aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426839.
Electric stick & kuttyhunk blue. Card,
illus., 13 by 7 inches. Jan. 28°
1916: 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1916; aff. Mar. 17,
1916; A 426840.
It’s poor economy Ke eo illus.,
13 by 7 inches. © Jan. 28, 1916; 2
Jan. 27, 19163 aff.: Mar: 7. 7918 :
426841.
Dickinson, N. D. Keiter directory
ceo.’s Dickinson city and Stark and
Dunn counties, N. D., directory,
1916-1917. v. 4. Norfolk, Neb.,
Keiter directory company, 1916. 451
p. S8vo. $5.00. [9394
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; A 428903; Keiter
directory co., Norfolk, Neb.
428
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
9424
R. L. Polk & €o.’s Dil-
lon city and Beaverhead County di-
rectory. v. 5, 1916-17. Helena and
Butte, Mont., R. L. Polk & co. of
Montana, 1916. 185 p. 8vo. $5.00.
[9395
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 428678; R. L. Polk &
co., Helena, Mont.
Diniton, Mont.
Discount savings service co., Cleve-
land. Allen discount savings service
system. 31, [7] p. obl. 24mo.
[9396
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2
15, 1916; A 480295.
Allen, Cleveland.
Dixon (W. E.) ed.
e. and aff. Apr.
William H.
Engine and boiler
room lore. Chicago,‘ Ill., Practical
engineer [1916] 63 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. $0.50. [9397
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 4380007; Tech-
nical pub. co., Chicago.
DockHaAmM’s textile, clothing and cut-
ting-up trade report and directory,
1916. Dominion of Canada. 2d ed.
Boston, Mass., Dockham publishing
company, 1916. 54 p. 4to. $1.00.
[9398
© Apr. > 1916; 2 ec and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 428477; Dockham pub.
co., Boston.
Dopp (Dorothy) shoe co.*, Boston.
Dorothy Dodd shoes for spring.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. (part col.)
12mo. [9399
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426652.
Dopce (Faith Hunter)* Oakland, Cal.
Spanish letter writing. [Lesson
8-15] [Cakland, Cal., Printed by
Novelty printing co.] 1916. cover-
title, 15 1. 4to. [Text parallel with
binding] [9400
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429438.
DoMEsTIc sewing machine co., inec.*,
Buffalo. Domestic sewing ma-
chines, electric and foot power.
cover-title, 24 p. illus. 16mo. [9401
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 429389.
DonAHEY (William)* Chicago.
[9402-9406
-Teenie Weenie army is ordered out for
maneuvers. © May it, A9A6s te Ch May
11, 1916; A 424435
Teenie Weenie dunce hae a bright idea.
© Apr. 16; U9I6? Ate, Apr a9, 1916 ;
A 423996.
DoNAHEY (William) *—Continued.
Teenie Weenies boil an egg. @ A
19164 e. Apr 27; 1916: A 424099.
Teenie Weenies plant a garden. @ A
30, 1916; 1 c. May 4, ee ; A 124208.
Teenie Weenies rescue a @QvA
WIG? 1-esApr. 14. i918; a 425984.
pimote:: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune.]
DonaLpson (Alfred Lee)*
Lake, N. Y. Chapters of Adiron-
dack history. Apr. 6, 13, 1916. (In
Saranac Lake news.) [9407
© Apr. 6, 13, 1916; 1 ec. May 10,
1916; A 424413.
[DorsEy (Earle F.)] Washington
once-overs, by Percy Royden [pseud. ]
[9408-9418
Sous LOG. =ef5.4In=
23,
Saranae
Mar) 27,729, 31, “Apr.
stalments ] (In Marion daily star.)
OmMar. 27, 29> 31. Apr... 3.5, 191651
e. each Apr. 27, 1916; A 424112-
424116.
Apr vis LO. Teenie 19. 2iee OUGkehGigin=
stalments] (In Macon daily telegraph)
(ey Apr (40714, 17) 192 ASI Git
ec. each ‘Apr. 2. A916): A 424117—
424122.
© Federal features syndicate,
Washington.
Dort motor car co.*, Flint, Mich.
Sparks from flint. 15, [1] p. illus.
SVO. [9419
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429237
DoTTERWEICH (Francis X.)* Dunkirk,
N. Y. Seneca exposure card. Card,
4 by 23 inches. $0.15. [9420
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 426830.
Dovucrtas (Amanda M.) Red house
children growing up; by Amanda M,
Douglas. Illustrated by Louise Wy-
man. Boston, Lothrop, Lee & Shep-
ard co. [1916] vii, 346 p. front.,
plates. 12mo. (Here Tsittle? red
house series) $1 = [9421
© Apr. 42; JO8Gs'2’ « and’ atl-Apr,
28, 1916; A 499753 = Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard co., Boston.
Downine (Hugh Urquhart)* Colum-
bus, Ga. Annotations to the new
code of Georgia. pt. 6, 1916. 80
numb. 1, nar. 8vo. $1.50. [9422
© Apr. ae 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 428692.
DoyLe (Arthur Conan) *
Sussex, England.
in France.
Crowborough,
British campaign
(In Strand magazine)
[9423, 9424
chapn al jn © PApr 224 1996. 5A ade int.
2642; pubd. Mar. 25, 1916.
ehap: 1-contd., 2.” Of e& May 24,1916;
A ad int. 2663 ; pubd. Apr. 25, 1916.
429
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9425
DRENNAN (Carl Mac)* Chanute, Kans.
Questions and answers to airbrake |
examination for engine men on A. T.
& S. F. railway. cover-title, 63 p.
16mo. $1.50. [9425
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 480170.
DromcooLte (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville
- banner) [9426-9429
Apr. 15,’ 1916." @ Apr. “15, 19163 4).e.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423887.
Apr. 22, 1916. < Apr. 7, 1916: 1 e.
Apr. 35, 1916; A 424032.
Apr. 29, 1916: @ Apr 295 191652 ¢
May 2. 1916; A 424183.
May .6,.1916.-- ©. May. 6,,. 1916-41. «
May 8, 1916; A 424342.
Duste (J. Clyde) Century coopera-
tive newspaper advertising service
for brewers [no. 701-713, 801-813]
cover-title, 26 1. illus. 4to. [Text
parallel with binding] [9430
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 429007; Century adver-
tising service co., New York.
DucHEss drug co.*, Minneapolis.
Full and complete instructions for
traveling representatives. 30. [1] p.
8vo. [9431
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aii.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 429481.
DUKINFIELD (A. S.)* Seattle. Ten
years table, fire insurance statistics,
state of Washington, 1906 to 1915.
[8S] p. 4to folded to nar. 4to. $1.00
[9432
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916: A 430300.
DtunHAM (M. Keith)* New York.
Oxy-acetylene welding no. 1. (Jn
Blacksmith & wheelwright, May,
1916) [9433
© May 6, 1916; 1 c. May 11. 1916;
A 4247388.
Dt Pont de Nemours (E. I.) & co.*,
Wilmington, Del. Du Pont high ex-
plosives. ist, 2d section. 2 v.
illus., diagrs. Svo. [9434
© Oct. 4, 1915; 2 ce. each and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 428538.
DurRKEE (FE. R.) & co.*, New York.
Durkee’s curry powder. cover-title
[19] p. illus. obl. 48mo. [9435
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
24, 1916; A 430467.
DurRkKIN, Reeves & co. Modern movie,
[4] p. illus. 4to. [9436
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429585; James Durkin,
Pittsburgh.
Apr.
|
|
|
SS SS nc
sss es sees sesso
| Dyer (Ruth O.)
pt. I, n.s., v.12
That’s why stories,
by Ruth O. Dyer. Frontispiece by
John Goss, decorations by Lester M.
Chace. Boston, Lothrop. Lee &
Shepard co. [1916] 185 p. col
front. illus. 12mo. $1.00.
[9437
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428756; Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard co., Boston.
v
Eacte Lake nurseries. Standard
quality citrus trees. [18] p. illus.
obl. 16mo. [9488
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13. 1916; A 430275; Monroe L. Varn,
Eagle Lake, Fla.
Earp-THomas. (G. H.) Permanent
soil fertility. Bloomfield, N. J., The
Biological chemical co., 1916. 14 p.
illus. 12mo. - [9439
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429485 ; Biological chemi-
cal co., Bloomfield, N. J.
East Pornt, Ga. East Point, College
Park and Hapeville city directory,
1916. [East Point, Ga., Printed by
the News-herald co., 1916] cover-
title. 113 p. S8vo. $2.00. [9440
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c and afm
Mar. 23, 1916; A 428240; News-
herald co., East Point, Ga.
Eaton (Seymour) Advertising, a
twelve day course of instruction in
ideas. 1st-Sth day. cover-titles, 5 v.
illus. 4to. Contents——l1. Good ad-
vertising is news.—2. Good advertis-
ing is noise.—38. Good advertising is
continuous.—t. Retail advertising.—
5. National advertising. [9441-9445
© Mar. 27-31, 1916; 2 ce. each and
aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429322429326;
Charterhouse co., Philadelphia.
(P..4 Fi.)
12 by 8 inches.
First vampire.
$0.25.
[9446
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429234: Irene
Smith, San Francisco.
EBEANN
Card, illus..,
New York.
[9447, 9448
Bulletin no. A142, Mar. 15, 1916. cover-
title, p. 481-496. illus. S8vo. Mar.
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916:
A 426832.
Bulletin no. A143. Apr. ist, 1916.
cover-title, p. 497-508, illus. obl. Svo.
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 8,
1916; A 430167.
EcoNOMY service co.*,
430
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916 9468
.
Epeinton (May)* Wendover, Bucks, | ENGLIsH woolen mills co., inc.*, Cleve-
England. Second in Rome. (In land. [9460, 9461
Royal magazine, May, 1916) [9449 wren sew fare Sa ee ste
3 a sui D. oiaer Liius
© 1c. May 18, 1916; A ad int. 72mo. © Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
2658 ; pubd. Apr. 19, 1916. Apr. 14, 1916; \A 429477.
Style book thirty-eight. ing, :
EICHELBERGER (Joseph Shandelle)* aie. 1916. : (2) pb allus. Dae NG
New York. States’ evidence against
woman suffrage. (Woman’s pro-
test, May 1916.) [9450
© May 13, 1916; 1 ec May 12,
1916; A 424439.
Euver (Frederick Stanton)* Kansas
City, Mo. Rhymes of reason. pt. 1,
a0op: 16mo0. $0.10. [9451
© Mar. 26, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429555.
[ELDREDGE national automobile code
co.] Eldredge national automobile
code no. 1. cover-title, 67 p. 16mo.
[9452
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429475; Clyde T. Eld-
redge, San Francisco.
ELECTRICAL record. Electric motor
drive book. v. 4, Dec, 1915. 2 p. 1.
62 p. illus. 4to. [9453
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426708; Gage pub. co.,
New York.
ELLiott (James W.)* New York.
[9454-9456
Great dramatist. [7] p. 8vo. ([Man
message, 22d]) © Apr. 11, 1916; 2.
Mar 30, £916; aff. Apr. rat 1916; A
429635.
Looking the part. [7] p. 8vo. ([Man
message, 21st]) © Feb. 21, 1916; 2.
Mar. 30, 1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916;
429636.
Truth man. South Bend, Ind., McHenry-
Millhouse mfg. company [1916] [7] p.
8vo. ([Man message, 20th]) © Apr.
S2t9tG 5.246. Mar. 730.1916; aff; Apr.
21, 1916; A 429637.
Ecztis (Harley S.)* Greenville, Tex.
How to grow tomatoes. 23 p. incl.
front., col. illus. S8vo. $1.00. [9457
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426627.
Etim Ciry nursery co., Woodmont
nurseries, inec.*, New Haven. Whole-
sale price list [1916] 72 p. illus.,
forms. 4to. [9458
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c« Mar® 16,
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916;.A 429137.
Emportrs, Kan. R. L. Polk & co.’s Em-
poria city directory, 1916. [v. 5]
Sioux City, Ia., St. Paul, Minn. [etc.]
356 p. S8vo. $4.00. [9459
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 428530; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
A
Mar. it; 1816 2" ¢.. Mar 15:19 06 > ate.
Mar. 23) 1916; A 426842.
ENTZMINGER (Louis) Entzminger rec-
ord system. Little Rock, Ark.,
Printed by H. G. Pugh printing com-
pany, 1916. cover-title, [16] p. 8vo.
[9462
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jan.
21, 1916; A 417903; H. G. Pugh, Lit-
tle Rock, Ark.
Ericson (L. J.)* Bellingham, Wash.
Teacher’s manual for the hand,
mind and eye system in manual
training, [7] p:- -Svo. > $0.25.
[9463
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 480159.
Eriz County, Pa. Erie County di-
rectory, 1916. Erie, Pa., Atkinson
Erie directory company [1916]
584, 126 p. 8vo. $5.00. [9464
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 431058; Atkinson
Erie directory co., Erie, Pa.
Eriick (L. Karl) co.
best in the
cover-title, 24 p.
Erlick toupee,
world. [Catalog]
illus. 12mo.
[9465
@nOcke 1251914 + 1c: Septs. 14;
1916? be Sept. 22,: 1915-7 -atie7Oek
28, 1915; A 409848; L. Karl Erlick,
Portland, Me.
ERNEST (Richard)* New York. Quar-
ter of a century in research to re-
place nature. [2d ed.] cover-title,
8 1. mount. ports. obl., 48mo.
[9466
© sJan.. 17, 1916: 1c. and aff,
Web. 236-1916; be Apr.-- 21, 1916;
A 480258.
[ERRETT (Jane R.)] ed. [9467, 9468
Standard lektions-bilderkarten. 18, no.
Qen tektion= ito. eo: “VIertelemy2:
Apr (25— "> juniy 1916. eo) jaro 913
eards. col. illus. 4% by.3 inches. ©
Maric 20) 4916 .2..¢...Mar. 223, 29165
aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429145.
Standard picture lesson cards. v. 18,
no.. 2, pt 4—13..: 2d quarter. Apr.
2—June 25, 1916. 13 cards, col. illus.,
$2 by 3 ‘inches. @ Mar. 20, 1916;
Gr Maras. 19162 Jatt Mar.) 21;
i916: A 429144.
© Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
431
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9469
ErRwWIN (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill’s
surprise party; or, When decision
won. New York, Street & Smith
[1916] 319. p. .12mo. + On cover:
Far west library no. 209) $0.15.
[9469
©) Apr “15, 19863 2) ce, van; aft.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 4808238; Street &
Smith, New York.
ESHLEMAN (Charles L.)* Canton, O.
Ornamental street lighting. 36 p.
illus. 4to. [9470
ey Apr. 15, 1916.2.) and: an.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429489.
Estes (Harvey M.)* Georgetown, Ky.
Confessing, coming and contributing
vs. cream, custards and cute tricks.
6 p. folder. 16mo. [9471
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 4302138.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to keep
well. (Jn Chicago daily or Sunday
tribune) [9472-9507
Anthrax.) © Apr. 146 19462.i ¢.. Apr:
7 1916 eA 493993.
Anthrax and turs. © Apr:, 12, 1986:
te; Apr 5) 1916 a 42350,
Bed wetting. @© Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢c. Apr.
15, 1916; A 423986.
Blind babies. © Apr. 8, 1916; 1 ce. Apr.
15, 1916; A 423988.
Cleanup week. @ Apr. 29, 1916; 1 «.
May 8, 1916; A 424318.
Cough and consumption. @© May 16,
1916; 1¢. May 23, 1916; A 424727.
Croup....@ ‘AprilS; 19363 47.@) Apr..25,
1916; A 424073.
Drinks water in a big plant. © May
D2 OG ;.* 45, 4c
424725.
Executives short lived. © May 5, 1916;
1c. May 8, 1916; A 424323.
Few exceptional children © Apr.
£916: 1 ce Mays, 1916; A A316.
Food for children. © May 8, 1916; 1
c. May 23, 1916: A 424721.
Foot and mouth disease. @©@ Apr. 20,
19164:1 chvApr. 125, 1916 s2A: 424074,
Fracture of the hip. © Apr. 21, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 25, 1916; A 424075.
Get rid of the rats. © May 2,
1c. May 8, 1916; A 424320.
Have you heard of the Bolivar plan?
Apr. 28, 1916; 1 c«. May 8, 1916; A
424317.
Heard in a barber snop. @© Apr. 24,
1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1916; A 424077.
Hoe handle medicine. © May 6, 1916;
1 ec. May 8, 1916; A 424324.
Hygienic laboratory pine oil disinfectant.
May Dorm MOLG A
26,
1916;
@ Apry 22,/1906 7 1 ¢.-Apr, °25,°1916 ;
A 424076.
Life safer in cities. © May 11, 1916;
1 c. May 23, 1916; A 424724.
Live health department. © May 4, 1916;
1c. May 8, 1916; A 424322.
Malaria conference. © Apr. 17,
1c. Apr. 25, 1916; A 424071.
1916;
432
EXPORTERS’
FAIRBANKS, Morse & Co.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Evans (W, A.) *—Continued.
Medicinal fallacies. @©@ May 9, 1916;
1c. May 23, 1916; A 424722.
Neuraligia. © Apr. 15, 1916; 1 e.
25, 1916; A 424070.
Neuritis—neuralgia. © Apr. 13, 1916;
1 e. Apr. 15, 1916; A 423992.
Operations for hump back. © Apr. 25,
1916; 1 ec. May 8, 1916; A 124815.
Pulse and consumption. © ayer te
1916; 1 ec. May 23, 1916; A ADF 98.
Saving fatigue. © May 18, 1916; 1 «.
May 23, 1916; A 424729.
Saving the old boys. © Apr. 10, 1916;
1c. Apr. 15, 1916; A 423989.
Sciatica. © Apr. .7, 19165 1_ eGeApreiae
1916; A 423987.
Screening against flies and mosquitoes.
© May 1, 1916; 1 «. May 8, 1916;
A 424319.
Septic sore throat. @©@ May 19, 1916;
1 ec. May 23, 1916; A 424730.
Spitting blood and consumption. ©
May 15, 19163. 1 cy May 223). 1946-2
424726.
Spitting of blood. © Apr. 18, 1916; 1.
Apr. 25, 1916; A 424072.
Testing blood pressure. © Apr. 11, 1916;
1c. Apr. 15, 1916; A 423990.
Towns fight typhoid. @ May 10, 1916;
1 e¢. May 23, 1916; A 424728.
Useless state health department. © M
8, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916; A 424391
encyclopaedia. 12th
(1916) ed. New York, Exporters’
encyclopaedia company, 1916. viii,
1175: pre'Svexr $750 [9508
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. May 3, 1916;
aff. May 4, 1916; A 427988; Ex-
porters’ encyclopaedia co.
Apr.
Pee con
Dealers catalog, 80 K. 55, [1]
illus. 8vo. @© Feb. 4, 1916: 2 ¢. a
ai. Apr: 17.) 1ot6 <a "429507.
Electric automatic a. systems, type
BE. 8p. allus, Sve Bulletin H
214.) -@: Apr. x5, 2916322 -¢. amd a.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429538.
Electric lighting plants with type T
oil engines. p. illus. 8vo. (Bul-
letin 34 I) © Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429526.
© Fairbanks, Morse & co., Chicago.
Fairbanks metal trades and mining
scales. 16 p. illus. S8vo. — (Catalog
59, sec. M.) @ Nov. 15, 297550206
and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429508.
© H. & T. Fairbanks & co., St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Fairbanks-Morse air compressors and
arage equipment. 8 p. illus. 8vo.
Bulletin H 174) © Dec. 23, 1915;
2c. and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429514.
Fairbanks-Morse feed mills wha grinders.
p. illus. S8vo. (Bulletin H 210)
@ Feb. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and: aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429518,
Fairbanks-Morse horizontal centrifugal
p multi-stage patterns. 24 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin 173.)
© Dec. ‘23, 19153 "2° ec, “and” ai. Apr.
17, 1916; A 4295138.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
WAIRBANKS, Morse & co.—Continued.
Fairbanks-Morse horizontal centrifugal
pumps, open impeller, single stage,
side suction for moderate heads. 4 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin 174.)
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff, Apr.
KG, A916: A 429524,
Fairbanks-Morse oil field pumps, steam
and power. §8 p. illus. 8vo. (Bul-
letin 150A.) © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429534.
Fairbanks-Morse power pumps, heavy
duty for belt, engine or electric drive.
20 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin
Sty © Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A "429523.
fairbanks-Morse sawing outfits. 4 p.
illus. S8vo. (Bulletin H 209) ©
Pen, 3, 19716) .:2):¢. and afi Apr. I7,
1916; A 429517.
Fairbanks-Morse simple steam pumps.
12 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin H
211) @© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429522.
Fairbanks-Morse steam pumping” en-
gines. 24 p. illus. 8vo. (Bulletin
ayy © Apr ds 1916 s32 E> (and .att.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429528.
© Fairbanks, Morse & co., Chicago.
Fairbanks wagon, stock and auto truck
seales. cover-title. 24 p. illus. S8vo.
(Catalog 59-sec. R) @© Apr. 5, 1916;
2 ec, and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429509.
© E. & T. Fairbanks & co., Chi-
cago.
For pumping water
eclipse pumpers. 4 p.
(Bulletin H 208.) © Apr.
2 e. and aff. Apr. 17, 1916;
Husky blower feed and ensilage cutter.
ADL pL. fF SMO. CBuhetine Ey 213.)
@ Apr, 5. 1916: 2 ¢.and aft. Apr: 17,
1916; A 429531.
Instructions no. 2220 H for starting and
operating Fairbanks-Morse type “NB”
horizontal oil engines, 5-25 H. P. 9th
ed. 19 p. illus. diagrs. 8vo. @©@ Jan.
3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 17, 1916;
A 429512.
Instructions no. 2393 for setting up and
operating Fairbanks-Morse no. 0 (6”
plate) feed grinder, no. 1 (8” plate)
and no. 2 (10” plate) type G feed
miss USt ied i eps Illus. diaers.
avo. | ©) san, 22-1916 > 2° ¢ -and ‘aff.
Apr. 17, 1916 ; A 429516.
BaseeucGune no. 2417 for setting up and
operating Fairbanks-Morse 3 [and] 6
. “Z’ throttling governor oil en-
1st ed. cover- “title, 16 p. diagrs.
Lf ©, Dee 8, 1995 2) e) and aff.
Apr 17, Lol Gi: A 429510.
Locomotive coaling stations.
8vo. (Bulletin 103A)
HONG 2 Ne:
A 429525.
Our new type Z farm engine bears this
quality guaranty. 15 p. illus. 8vo.
(Dealer catalog [H2011) [Text ee
lel to binding] © Oct. 25, 1915:
and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429511.
Repair price list no. 9417 for
cost
illus. Svo.
Sa LOG $
A 429527.
at low
16 p. illus.
@© Mar. 20,
and aff. Apr. 17, 1916;
Fairbanks-
Morse 3 [and] 6 H. PP. “Z’-throt-
tling governor oil engines. 10 D- illus.,
diagrs. &vo. © Apr. GB. 79 16)2°2 c.cand
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429529.
use |
9549
Farrpanks, Morse & co.—Continued.
Repair price list no. 9431 for Fairbanks-
Morse type H power heads, belt driven.
7 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. @ Apr. 5;
19tGs. 2) eloandiiafes (Apres Li, A916;
A 429530.
Self-feed ensilage cutters. 4 p. illus.
8vo. (Bulletin H 125) © Apr. 5,
1906 552) CA and. affzy kor) 17-6 2016 -
A 429532.
Talk on scales. cover-title, 16 p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. (Bulletin 121D) © Nov.
S.obOts 12 er and (aa Apr. AT atoi1Gs
A 429515.
Type Z gas engines 10 and 15 H.P. 8p.
illus. 8vo. (Bulletin H 207) © Feb.
2651 ONG 2256 cand ait. ADE tT. LOLG
A 429519.
Type Z oil engines 10 and 25 H. P. 8p
illus. S8vo. (Bulletin H 188D) co
Hep. 26-001G 3 2 ce-and atk. Apr. 47,
1916; A 429521.
Type Z special electric oil engines 10 and
iS Fie Po. 8) ps aus: (Svo: (Bulletim
H 206) © Feb. 26, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429520.
Water service for railroads. 64
p. illus.,
diagrs. Svyo.
(Catalogue 126C) ©
Mars -20), LOG so 2ee. ands ait. SApTestne
1916; A 429535.
© Fairbanks, Morse & c¢o., Chi-
cago.
FARM implement news co.*, Chicago.
Farm implement news buyer’s guide.
v. 26. 544 p. S8vo. $1.00. [9538
© May 2, 1916; 2 c May 6, 1916;
aff. May 4, 1916; A 428873.
FARMYARD friends
stamps.
done in poster
New York, United art pub-
lishing company [1916] fe5 al eam oe
illus. squ. 82mo. (Stampkraft.)
$0.10. [9539
©» Mar: 26).1916; 2° @oMar.-28;
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 4380012;
United art pub. co., New York.
FaRNUM (Willard Dexter) Wilbur
manual of salesmanship. Milwau-
kee, Wis.,
[1916]
Wilbur stock food co.
2 p. 1., [7]-141 p. 12mo.
[9540
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429749; Wilbur stock
food co., Milwaukee.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters. chap 3. (Jn Plumb-
ing and heating magazine. Apr.,
1916) [9541
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 9, 1916;
A 424414.
FARWELL (Mildred) [9542-9549
Americans take wild ride over mountain
pass. 138th article. ©@ May 18, 1916;
1 ec. May 20, 1916; A 424673.
Americans try a big bluff to save Serb.
food. © May 7, "1916; i've; Mary, 10;
1916; A 424391,
433
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9550
FARWELL (Mildred )—Continued.
Bulgars enter Monastir amid wildest
scenes. © May 5, 1916; 1 c. May 8,
1916; A 424314.
Bulgars seize property left in Serb flight.
@ May 10, 1916; 1 c. May 138, 1916;
A 424454.
Bulgars seize Serb food left with Ameri-
cans. @ May 8, 1916; 1 ec. May 10,
1916; A 424392.
Daily struggle to get food in Serb hos-
pital. @ May 4, i916; 1 c. May 6,
1916; A 424313.
Mrs. Farwell tells her war experiences.
@ May 3, 1916; 1-6 May G6, “19iG;
A 424312.
Plucky women refuse demand of Bulga-
rians. © May 9, 191G= 1 ¢ “May 141,
1916; A 424432.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily tribune.]
© Tribune co., Chicago.
FAVORITE stories from American his-
tory done in poster stamps. New
York, United art publishing com-
pany [1916] [25] p. illus. 32mo.
(Stampkraft) $0.10. [9550
© Mar. 26, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar: 28, 1916; aft. Apr.-4-.80t6-
A 480014; United art pub. co., New
York.
FEDERAL chemical ¢o.*, Louisville, Ky.
9551, 9552
Federal ist prize fertilizer [advertise-
ments], no. 1-8. Sheet, illus., 26 by
15 inches. © Mar. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Mar.
S;, 1916 3.1 ¢. Mar. (20, 1916 aft. Mar
27, 1916; A 429224,
Plant food and prosperity,
prize fertilizers.
federal ist
FEDERAL couNcIL of Lutheran brother-
hoods. Report of the third conven-
tion. May 24, 25, 1915. Philadel-
phia, Pa., Printed by The Lutheran
publication society, [1916] 55 p.
front. 12mo. $0.05. [9553
© Mar. 11,1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429597; Board of man-
agers of the Lutheran brotherhood,
Louisville.
[Fre (Sharpe)] Morgan’s gift verses.
series no; 1, 2-2) 4 “allus. ““Syvo.
25 each. [9554, 9555
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 429299, 429300; F.
L. Morgan co., San Francisco.
FEICKERT (Edward F.)* Plainfield,
J. Time table, list of leading
New York stores [ete.] Corrected
to Nov. 29, 1915. Plainfield, N. J.,
The State trust co. [1916] Sheet,
printed on both sides, 94 by 6%
inches, folded to 48mo. [9556
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c Apr. 15,
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 429639.
pt. 1, nes;, v.18
Fett & Tarrant mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Directions for oiling the controlled-
key duplex comptometer. Sheet, 11
by 9 inches. [9557
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Jan.
28, 1916; A 425145.
FELTER (William L.) [9558-9562
Buker-Felter arithmetics. Bk. 3. An-
swers. Boston, New York ([etc.}
Silver, Burdett and company [1916]
1p. 1., 26 po 12mo0. -@ Ape testes
2 c. and aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 429572.
© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston.
Felter twentieth century spellers. ist
and 2d, 5th—7th years. New York, D.
Appleton and company [1916] 4 v.
illus. 12mo. $0.20 each. © May 12,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 17, 19163; A
433015433018.
© D. Appleton & co., New York.
FELTON (Wm. T.)* Philadelphia. Art
of bag punching. 1 p. 1, 5232 p-
illus. 24mo. $0.25. [9563
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428553.
FENDo mfg. co.*, Cambridge, Mass.
Civil guard promoting preparedness
of eligible welfare series. 4 cards,
in envelope, 3 cards 6 by 34 inches, 1
ecard 5 by 3 inches. $0.05. [9564
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 429230.
FERGUSON (Wm. Irwin)* Minneapolis.
Plan for increasing the consumption
and sale of any particular brand of
flour or other wheat products. [38]
p. 4to. [9565
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 e Web, 2:
1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 426300.
FIELD dog stud book, an authentic
register of names, colors, ages, pedi-
grees, sex, winnings and owners of
dogs on the American continent,
from Jan. 1 to Dee. 31, 1915. 792 46.
Chicago, The American field publish-
ing -co., 1916. 599 »p. iGO arom
12mo. $2.00. [9566
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 431060; Mrs. N. Rowe,
Chicago.
FirmMAN (Sidney G.) Progressive les-
sons in English. Book 2. Rev. ed.
New York, Chicago, D. Appleton and
company [1916] xv, 352 p. 12mo.
$0.60. [9567
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 428770; D. Appleton &
co., New York.
434
BOOKS,
no. 5, 1916
GROUP IT
9589
FisHer flouring mills co.*, Seattle.
Instructions for making up balance
sheet, profit and loss statement and
eost statement. P10} pe solder.
Svo. [9569
© Dee. 29, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426815.
ive tribes land co.*, Muskogee, Okl.
How $175.00 made $83,333.33 in
Oklahoma oil. [4] p. illus., map.
fol. [9569
© Mar. °24, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 480317.
FLETCHER (Alfred Charles Benson) *
Berkeley, Cal. From job to job
around the world. (Jn Wide world)
[9570, 9571
Ds ae seuGaD. 20, 1916)" 4 ¢. Apr. JO 1916::
3. © Apr, 18, 1916; 1c. May 41916;
A 424352,
FLORENCE mfg. Co.*,
Teeth and the man. cover-title, [8]
p. illus. 16mo. [9572
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429262.
FLORIDA cattle ranch co. Pingree land
heeds 291: fol. [9573
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 c and aff. Mar.
27,1916; 1c. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430162;
Pingree C. Hughes, Sioux City, Ia.
Forty (Richard A.) ‘Tourist and the
pathfinder. cover-title, [6] p. 16mo.
[9574
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430028; Richard A. Foley
adv. agency, inc., Philadelphia.
[9575, 9576
©
dec. VApr i, 24 COAG = VA:
Florence, Mass.
ForRAN (Peggy)
Girls, never Marry a South American.
Apr L6G. LOLG:
424003.
None of these new fads in child raising
fom me, © Apr.) 2;, 19165 1 ¢c..Apr. 8,
1916; A 423759.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
ForspusH (William Byron)* Media,
Pa. Ye merry yoemen of King Ar-
thur, by William Byron Forbush and
IDascomb Forbush. 1p.1.,16p. col.
illus. Svo. $0.25. [9577
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24,1916; A 430491.
Forr WAYNE IRON store co. Automo-
bile supplies, garage equipment [cat-
alogue, 1916] cover-title, xv, 241 p.
ilius. S8vo. [9578
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 427934; John A. Schick,
Chicago.
Fort WAYNE VULCANIZING works. An-
nual catalogue, 1916. Fort Wayne,
Ind. [1916] cover-title, x1, 189° p.
illus. S8vo. [9579
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 481170; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
[Foster (Reginald L.)] Master minds
of finance. [9580-9584
Benjamin Peters Fens Oid peutCe
wheat king. 19 p. i6mo. © Ap
SLOG 2c. and aff. Apr. 19, 1916:
A 429583.
Hugene So ee ales eccues kine: 26. 2p.
1i6mo. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 19, Ooi a "00581.
Hon. William Hi, Clark. copper king.
els 16mo. (Opportunity series! @©
Ap a, 1916: 52 'e. anda Apr: 411,
1916; ‘A 430186.
John D. Rockefeller. oil king. 16 p
16mo. (Opportunity series) @©@ Apr.
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 11, 1916;
A 4380185.
William Crapo Durant, motor. king.
Zope LOMO... Oy Apr, 28, L9uG 2 ie
and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429747.
© L. Dean & co., New York.
FouLtKkE (William Dudley) More
fragments of a shattered pledge.
Proof. (National editorial service,
serial no. 387) [9585
Gy Jane. 27, 191622 e€. and oat.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 429875; National
editorial service, inc., New York.
Fow ter (Frank) Broncho rider boys
with Funston at Vera Cruz; or,
Upholding the honor of the Stars
and Stripes. New York, A. L. Burt
company [1916] Zoe 0D: front.
12mo. $0.60. [9586
Are 29. 19kG 2 "er and Salk.
May 4, 1916; A 427953; A. L. Burt
co., New York.
Fow Ler (George L.)* New York. In- :
vestigation of corrugated culverts.
(In Railway age gazette) [9587
i May 19 1Oi1G =) 1 ce. May. (20:
1916; A 424654.
[Fox pneumatic shock absorber co.]
Jolts and shocks are unknown on 4
car equipped with Fox pneumatics.
cover-title, 9 p. diagrs. S8vo.
[9588
©) Mare Se 1916.75 0) ¢. Mars a1:
ISG? Pie “Apr. "7, 1AST6Vatise Mar:
28). 191G3" A 450258) William Ey,
Jordan, Philadelphia.
I'RANKLIN County telephone co.*, St.
Albans, Yt. St. Albans district tele-
phone directory, spring issue, 1916.
eover-title, 12 p. S8vo. [9589
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430168.
435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9590
pt.1, n.s., v.18
FRANKIIN ELECTRIC mfg. co. Poor | FRreuND (Arthur M.)* St. Louis. Busi-
Richard’s new almanack. [8] . p.
illus. 16mo. [9590
©: Mar. 1,° 4916; 2 sex andaft.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 426667; Earl H.
Whitehorne, New York.
FRANTZ premier co.*, Cleveland. Sent
to you on 10 days’ free trial, the
world-famous Frantz premier electric
cleaner. Newspaper clipping.
©: Dee. 13. 1915: 2 sc. ‘and: aff.
Jan. 22, 1916; A 429092.
[9591
FRASER (J. K.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. Looking toward tomorrow.
(In Chicago herald) [9592, 9593
Benes a 1916. © Apr. 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
29, 1916; A 424150.
ae a 1916... ©‘ Apri: 29, 191630. ¢.
May a 1916; A 424190.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
FRATERNAL monitor*, Rochester, N. Y.
[9594, 9595
Consolidated chart of insurance organi-
zations. 1916 ed. 90 p. 8vo. @©
Apr. a 19163 2 ¢,..andy aff; Apr. 2a,
1916; A 428636.
Statistics, fraternal societies. 1916 ed.
22d annual ed. 239 ‘p.; 12mo: ©
APIs LOG a2
1916; A 428637.
FRED (Thomas Walter)* Chattanooga.
Master key. Card, 10 by 7 inches.
[9596
2c. and aff. Apr.
ec. and aff. Apr. 21,
© Mar. 31, 1916;
dD, a9i6 : A 429302.
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* Cleve-
land. Adventures of Brave Heart
and Laughing Eyes. Apr. 380, 1916.
(In Cleveland plain dealer) [9597
© vApr. r805° 1916 4p ie aMaye 3,
1916; A 424216.
FREEMAN (Chester M.)* Washington.
Methods of ancient warfare. cover-
title, 18 1. col. illus. 4to. $0.36.
[9598
© Sept. 6, 1915; 2 e. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 480264.
Fresno, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co.’s Fresno city and Fresno County
directory, 1916. v. 9. Sacramento,
Cal., Polk-Husted directory co., 1916.
[5]-547 p. 8vo. $7.50. [9599
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2.e. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428487; Polk-
Husted directory co., Sacramento,
Cal.
FRETWELL (William <A.)* Raleigh,
N. C. This too. cover-title,. [8]. p.
illus. 24mo. $0.25. [9600
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1914;
aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 480488.
ness end of merchant tailoring. [15]
p. S8vo. $1.00. [9601
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429348.
Frey (Hildegard G.) Camp fire girls
in the Maine woods; or The Winne-
bagos go camping. New York, A. L.
Burt company [1916] 236 p. front.
12mo. $0.60. [9602
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 10, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 431015; A. L.
Burt co., New York.
FRONTIER press Co.
titude.
press company [1916]
Correct mental at-
Buffalo, N. Y¥., The Frontier
72 p. Ato.
[9603
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 427927; M. Joseph Kin-
sella, Buffalo.
FuEL engineering co. of New York*,
New York. Coal service report for
the month of Mar., 1916. 8 numb. 1.
4to. [9604
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429434.
FUTTERER (Antonia Frederick)* Chi-
cago. Fiitterer’s Bible eyeography.
Questions and answers. Book 3.
[Los Angeles, Cal., printed by Mar-
tin & Baker] 1916. cover-title, [49]
p. 12mo. $0.10. [9605
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428610.
Funk & Wagnalls co.*, New York.
Prospectus and sample pages of the
Funk & Wagnalls New standard
dictionary. cover-title, [28] p.
illus. (part col.) colgple sok
[9606
© Mar. 24,°1916)°2 ¢ and an,
Apr. 6, 1916; A 430122.
GABRIEL (Chas. H.) ed.
Rodeheaver recitations, Christmas, for
Sunday schools, young peoples’ soci-
eties, etc. Chicago, Philadelphia, The
Rodeheaver company, 1916. cover-
title, [65]-96 p. 8vo. © Apri -s,
1916 ; .2,..c.. and, afr ADE. Doe M916:
A 430219.
Rodeheaver’ recitations, miscellaneous,
for Sunday schools, young peoples’ so-
cieties, ete. Chicago, Philadelphia,
The Rodeheaver company, 1916. cover-
title, [97]-144 p. 8vo. $0.15.
Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 13,
1916; A 4380218.
© Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
GALLAGHER (Patrick) Our Philippine
problem, Proof. (National edi-
torial service, serial no. 881) [9609
© Jan. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429871; National edi-
torial service, inc., Mew York.
[9607, 9608
436
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
GARDNER (H. A.)* Washington. Ma-
rine paints. 16 p. illus. 8vo.
(Paint manufacturers’ assn. of the
U. S. Educational bureau, scientific
section. Bulletin 52, issued Apr.,
1916) [9610
© Apr. 14 ,1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428554.
Gasaway (Thomas Oliver)* Indian-
apolis. Radium and our combined
methods for treating cancer. 386 Dp.
illus. ports. S8vo. (Cover-title :
Positive proofs) [9611
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429561.
Gaston (George H.)* Chicago. His-
tory and government of Chicago.
13th paper. Department of gas and
electricity. (In Educational _ bi-
monthly, Apr., 1916.) [9612
© Apr. 10, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 24,
1916; A 424021.
GavuLt (R. H.) Did the bull ring
breed Mewxico’s Villas? (Jn Chicago
herald) [9613
© Apr. 16," 191G6= 48 e~ Apr: 17,
1916; A 423952; J. Keeley, Chicago.
GAUMNITz (Daniel Asher) Marketing
of live stock. South St. Paul, Minn.,
W. M. Campbell commission Co.,
1916. cover-title, 1 p. 1,42 p. 16mo.
$0.50. [9614
© Apr. i, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429403; W. M. Campbell
commission co., South St. Paul,
Minn.
GEISEKING (Fred.) Xmas saving book
square deal profit sharing plan. [4]
p. 16mo. [9615
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1916;
aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 430261; Geo. P.
Loose, Springfield, Ill.
GENERAL ELECTRIC ¢CO0.*, Schenectady,
mo NN. Y. [9616, 9617
Bulletin no. 43605. Edison mazda C
lamps for industrial plants. Jan.,
1916. 11 p. illus. 4to. © Feb. 29,
1916: 2 sande. Apr. 17,1916 ;
A 429495.
Bulletin no. 45500 A. Automatic gen-
erator voltage regulators. Feb., 1916.
illus. diagrs. 4to. © Mar. 13,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 17, 1916;
A 429496.
Georce (Georgia)* San Francisco.
[9618-9620
Gray hair. Hairs again. © Apr. 13,
1916; 1 ec. Apr. 17, 1916; A 493878.
Hair structure and anatomy. Hair-a-
gain. © A 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 19, |
1916; A 4238906.
43
se ee ee a Ll
9633
GEORGE (Georgia) *—Continued.
What is hair-a-gain? MHair-a- ot @
Apr. 18, 1916; ih C2, ADE... 22,0916 =
A 424009.
[Note: The foregoing are in San Fran-
cisco Bulletin]
GERSTENBERG (Charles W.) Protect-
ing securities in failing companies.
1 p. 1. 25 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern
business service, report no. 70)
[9621
© Apr 145'31916;'2 «© Apr 17,
1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 480321;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Gest (William P.)* Philadelphia. Ad-
vantages offered by trust companies
for the administration of charitable
funds. (Jn Trust companies. Apr.,
1916. ) [9622
©) Apri-25) A916) boc: (Apr 2k
1916; A 424109.
GIANT powder ©Co., San Fran-
cisco. [9623-9627
Better boulder breaking with giant pow-
con.*,
ders. [4] p. illus. 8vo. © Mar. 27,
EMG: 2 —e. and, aff. Apr. L722 1916-3
A 429497.
Better ditching with giant powders. 5 p.
illus. S8vo. (Cover-title: Ditches) ©
Mar. 27, 19163. 2. and ale Apr. 1¢,
1916; A 429499.
Better farm tillage with giant farm pow-
ders. 5 p. illus. S8vo. (Cover-title:
Crops.) © Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429500.
Better orchard tillage with giant farm
powders. 12 p. illus. 8vo. (Cover-
title > Trees.) “© Mar: 27, 191637 2c:
and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429501.
Better stump removing with giant farm
powders. 20 p. illus. 8vo. ore
title: Stumps) @© Mar. 18, 1916;
and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429498.
Gippons (Mike J.) My own story. (Jn
ee journal) [9628-9632
chap. © oe Oe £916 bs) ex-Ape; }15;
AnH A 423926.
chap, 14: @ Apr. 46, 191631 ce! Apr. 20;
1916; A 423930
chap. 12, i: © Apr. )23.) $9165 a) -e
Apr. 28, 1916; A 424124.
chap I42: 54534. ©) Apr 5s0, 19162. 7 re:
May 5, 1916; A 424265.
chap. 16. @ May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 12,
1916; A 424443.
© Journal printing co.,
apolis.
Minne-
Gipss mfg. co.*, Canton, O. Gibbs toys
for little girls and boys. cover-title,
[16] p. col. illus. nar. Svo. [9633
© Mar: 27, 1916;, 2 e& and’ ‘aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429245.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
963+
pt. 1, 0. s.; vis
Gites (William R.} Japanese are aid-
ing revolt of Chinese. (In Chicago
daily news) [9634
© May 17, 1916; 1-¢. May 20,
1916; A 424647; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
GLass (Dudley) Stories of the opera.
Season of 1916. 85 p. illus., ports.
4to. $0.50. [9635
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 430315; Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American,
Atlanta.
Guass (Montague)
Marcus of Queens Borough. (In
New York tribune) [9636
© Apr. 16, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 19,
1916; A 423908; Tribune assn.,
New York.
Guass (Sheldon J.)* Milwaukee. Per-
petual calendar. 21. 4to. $0.50.
[9637
© Apr, 10,1916 2’ and" airs Apr:
19, 1916; A 429576.
GLOBE pub. co.*, Syracuse, N. Y. Start
a business of your own. [4] p.
fol. [9638
©) Apr: 1) 1916: 2°e ‘and aif, Apr.
5, 1916; A 429313.
Gorr (S. B.) s7.*, Camden, N. J. Lec-
This here, now,
ture on the life of the nation. [4] p.
16mo. $0.10. [96389
© Mar. 16h 19165) 26e!:and- afl.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 4292338.
GoLp medal camp furniture mfg. co.*,
Racine, Wis. Gold medai fold-up
portable houses, tent and garage
frames. 28, [4] p. illus., plans.
32mo. (Catalog B, 1916) [9640
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426657.
GOLDSMITH (Marcus A.) Book of
games, [no. 1.] containing six com-
plete new games. Cleveland, O.,
Goldsmith publishing co., 1916.
[16] p. col. illus. fol. $0.10. [9641
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426718; Goldsmith
pub. co., Cleveland.
Goopricu. Feb., 1916. 23, [1] p.
illus., diagr. 4to. [9642
C) Feb. 25, 1980322. 1c. aia. 1,
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 430330;
B. F. Goodrich co., Akron, O.
GoopsELL (Byron Woodward)* Chi-
cago. [9648, 9644
Can you make good the past? Sheet, 9
by 6 inches. @ Mar. 19, 1916%"2' ¢.
and aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426828.
Miss Gentle Spring. Sheet, 11 by 8
inches. © Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 4380000
GoopYEAR tire & rubber co.*, Akron, O.
Goodyear rims. 11 p. illus. 16mo.
[9645
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and a:. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429461.
GorpDon tire & rubber co.*, Canton, O.
EXverrite rubber goods. cover-title,
31 [1]. p.... front., -cok allgsaasen
12mo. [9646
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429423.
Gorton (Arthur T.) Arithmetic by
practice. [9647-9652
8d year—ilst and 2d half, by Arthur T.
Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert
H. Murray. New York, PY ©. a
mons -¢o:; inc) .- [1946] 2 Vee
12mo. © Apr. 15,.1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916: A 428791,
4th year—I1st and 2d half, by Arthur T.
Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert
H. Murray. “New York, .2.°2.>)sum-
mons ¢o.,* incest 7 [1916] {2 votes
12mo. © Apr. ae 1916; 2) ¢. and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 428792.
5th year—Ist and 2d half, by Arthur T.
Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert
H. Murray. New York, P. P. Sim-
mons co.;: ines ) [ISIGT = Zev emis
@ Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 428793.
6th year—ist ona 2d half, by Arthur T.
Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert
H,. Murray... New... York, PB. Po sue-
»? . LAST] 2e ov eee
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Apr, 24, 1916; A 428794,
7th year—lIist and 2d half, by Arthur T.
Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert
H. Murray. P. P. Sim-
mons ¢co., ine. 2) visa ae
12mo. © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 428795.
Sth year—lst half, by Arthur T. Gorton,
Leslie O. Lynch and Rupert H. Mur-
ray. New York, P. P. Simmons Co.,
ine. [1916] v. 319 p. 12mo. @ Apr.
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 24, 1916;
A 428796.
© Parker P. Simmons co., ine,
New York.
Goutp (M. P.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. (Jn Chicago herald)
[9658, 9654
a retailer advertise?
; 1c. Apr. it, meee.
How much should
© Apr. 15, 1916
A 423852.
Letting the manufacturer pay your ad-
vertising bills. @©@ Apr. 10, 1916; 1 c.
Apr. 11, 1916; A 423943
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Goutps manufacturing co.*, Seneca
Falls, Ns Y. [9655-9659
Air pressure and vacuum pumps. 24d ed.
8 p. illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 117.
Form 9166) @© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A’ 429593.
Double-acting triplex piston pumps. 4th
ed. 12 p. illus. 8vo. (Bullétin
104. Form 9165) © Apr. 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 429437.
438
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
9681
Govutps manufacturing co.*—Contd.
Multi-stage centrifugal pumps. 20 pp.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin no. 120,
form 8151. 1st ed.) ©: Mar., 21,
f9tG: 2c. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916:
A 426940.
Single-acting trunk plunger
pumps.
ed. i a GF a oe illus.
8vo.
oe 102. Form 9167) © Apr. 6,
aiGe 2c. and aff. Apr. 12, 1916;
A 429436.
Triplex plunger pumps. 4th ed. 16 p.
illus. 8vo. (Bulletin 101. Form
too) ©. Apr. 6G, 1916;.2.e. and aff.
pret, 19163 A 429435.
GouRDLAND. v.1,no.1. cover-title, 12
Dp. iius. Svo. $0.10. [9660
ioeeviac. 28,, 1916; 2 ¢ .and: aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 430207; Jesse
Johnson Hamilton, Chanute, Kan.
Grain (Amelia) co. Catalogue no. 26.
Philadelphia, Pa. [Printed by John
meevay. 1916]. 40 p.. inel. | pls.
nar. 4to. (Cover-title: Amelia
Grain’s new catalogue of scenery,
no. 26) [Copyright is claimed on
additional illustrations] [9661
etisr ot. 1916: 2. ¢c. and. aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 429109; Amelia
Grain, Philadelphia.
Graves (Etta Merrick)* Mattapan,
Mass. ‘Thread of life. [Shy op:
12mo. (Inner beauty series) $0.10.
[9662
foe Mar, 4 1916; 2. ¢c. Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430164.
GREATER Hthiopia & progressive aid
assn. of the world, Beaumont, Tex.
Guide of the G. HE. & P. A. A. of
the world. cover-title, 13 p. fold.
forms. 12mo. [9663
iy Mar 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 429231.
Green (Frederick H.)* Muscatine,
Ia. Games we played together long
ago. Sheet, 74 by 5 inches.
[9664
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429366.
GREENE County, Mo. Greene County,
Mo. [directory] 1916. Springfield,
ill., The Community advertiser,
fo 286 p. front. (fold. map)
8vo. $5.00. [9665
(oA. 12. 1916: 2 ec. and aft.
mime. 1916; A 428565; EF. A.
Moore co., Springfield, I.
Grecory (Carl Louis) Motion picture
photography. (In Moving picture
world) [9666-9670
GREGoRY (Carl Louis)—Continued.
May Ot ov6er @) Apra 26) (LOGS be:
May 4, 1916; A 424243.
May hd, a9.) (©. May ks) L916; fe.
May 8, 1916; A 424300.
May 20; 1916... © May 10, 199163) Ince.
May 13% 1916; A 424458.
May 27, 1916. © pay AG,
May 24, 1916; A 424740.
© Chalmers publishing co.,
York.
GREGoRY (Thomas B.) [9671-9676
Bird day. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 c. May
10, 1916; A 424361.
Deeper lawlessness. (/n St. Louis repub-
PO MG Eis Be)
New
He) Oe Apr Gs Ui tee Naya 4.
1916; A 424354.
Erzerum and ‘Trebizond. © Mar. 5,
1916; 1c. Mar. 14, 1916; A 424402.
Nil desperandum. © Apr. 9, LOLG GE
Apr, 18, 1916; A 423894.
Number Gl @ibebs 2% L916 soive Mar:
14, 1916; A 424401.
Six greatest books. (Jn St. Louis re-
public.) @© Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c. May
3, 1916; A 424214.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Pittsburgh
gazette times unless otherwise stated]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
GRUEN-. watch mfg. co.*, Cincinnati
Man who succeeded where Herbert
Spencer failed. [8] 1. folder illus.,
ports. fol. [9677
© Apr. 8, 1916%' 2 «@ Apre 12) 1916:
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 430486.
GUARANTY trust co. of New York*,
New York. Digest of the Federal
reserve act. 17 p. 12mo. [9678
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428559.
GUERIN (George P.)* Chicago. Rules
for playing College days, or Love in
the parlor. Sheet, 54 by 44 inches.
$0.10. [9679
©) dam 2h 19tG6. 2) es Mebs he
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429089.
Guia de New York para los touristas
hispano-americanos, editada por M.
Hadida. 1° ed. de 1916. [New
York, Agencia de touristas latino-
americanos, 1916] 120° p. illus.
i2mo. 9 S0:25: “ [9680
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 e/ and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 427600; Manuel Hadida,
New York.
Guyot (Louise H.)* Boston. Fairy
Yellow, the butterfly, tells a story of
the stars. (Jn Boston Sunday her-
ald) [9681
Apr. 29, 1916. © Apr. 19, 1916; 1 ¢. © Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 27,
Apr. 21, 1916; A 424126. 1916; A 424005.
4532116 3 439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9682
pt: hs wis
HAAREN (John H.) Natural free-hand
writing based on muscular move-
ment exercises. Manual no. 1-6.
Boston, New York [ete.] D.C. Heath
& company [1916] 6 v. illus., obl.
48mo. $0.96. [9682
@ Apr. 11; 1916; 2c and! att Apr.
19, 1916; A..428588; D.,C. Heath &
co., Boston.
HacKketTtT, Gates, Hurty co.*, St. Paul.
Hackett’s hardware blue book, 1916.
cover-title, A-L, xxxviii, 2058 p.
illus. foi. [9683
© May 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 428884.
HACKILEMAN (C. W.)* Indianapolis.
Copper plate, steel die and plate en-
graving, printing and embossing;
pages from Commercial engraving, a
handbook of reference for buyers of
engraving. Indianapolis, Ind., Com-
mercial engraving publishing com-
pany [1916] > 367 ps) hus. port:
facsims. S8vo. $0.50. [9684
@© Apr. 17,1916; 2 ¢) and all; Apr:
22, 1916; A 429640.
HarEcKEL (Ernst) Relations of man.
(In Truth seeker) [9685, 9686
Fi @ mel 26, 1916; 1c. Apr. 26, 1916;
A 424091.
2, @ May 3; 19165. 1c, May 3: 19163 A
424219
©) Dr a seeker co., New York.
Hatt (Alice Shellabarger)* Decatur,
Ill. Autogravure, the science of
character building, including con-
crete and objective methods; good
citizenship. [Chicago, Printed by
JB. (Caldwell) 1916." 55. numb.” 1:
fol. [9687
@ Mar 13. 191652 (ca Mar 325,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429465.
, Philadelphia.
[9688, 9689
cover-title,
3, 1916; 2 -¢. and
A 429269.
Hatt-MackK co.*
Easter helper no. 2.
Svo. $0210. © Mar:
an Mateo, Oto
New songs of Pentecost. no. 1. [128]
p. 16mo, -$O\1s, C@ Mar. 15, A916;
2 ¢,.ang Ait, Mar, ol, LOUGH eA 42927 0.
Haripera (Josef Henry)* New York.
Motion picture projection simplified.
(In Motion picture news)
[9690-9695
dan, | 220: 4916, ..@ dan, PL, ales ae,
Apr. 20, 1916; A 423929.
Agr, 22,°1916¢°(O.Apr., Ti, Tare abc.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 4238752.
Apr. 29, 1916. © Apr, 1S,) LODB ya C.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 42: pie ’
May 6, 1916. Apr. TOUGe sie,
©
Apr. 26, 1916; A 234081,
16) 1p:
HALLBERG (Josef Henry )*—Continued.
May 13, 1916. om eects 2, 19163 2 eo May
3 1916; A 42421
May 20, 1916. oF May 9. 1916-24 ce May
10, 1916: iA. 424364.
Ham (Ernest R.)* Lents, Ore.
merchandise plan.
16mo.
Free
cover-title, 10 p.
[Text parallel to binding]
[9696
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
TS, LolGr xe 426647.
Hanp book of automobiles, 1916.
[New York] National automobile
chamber of commerce, incorporated
[1915] 1 p.-L; [51218 ae a
12mo. [9697
© Dec. 31, 1915; 2°¢ and ae sam
3, 1916; A 420161; National automo-
bile chamber of commerce, inc., New
York.
HANFF-METZGER blueprint. no. 2, Feb.,
1916. 12 p. ilhase tse: [9698
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2) cs Mawes:
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 480154;
Hanff, Metzger, inc., New York.
HaArbDER manufacturing co.*, Cobleskill,
N. Y. Two of the nations greatest
money makers. [8] p. ~ folder.
ilus. 16mo. [9699
©. Apr.) 619163 2
12, 1916; A 429420.
e. and aff. Apr.
Harping (Philip)* Butte, Mont.
Money, security and profit. [4] p.
nar. 4to. [9700
© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and ailo Apr
1, 1916; A 480025.
Harmon (Christopher)* White Plains,
NX [9701-9703
Latest decisions. Laws of 1916. Regis-
ter’s docket [and] CoaEty clerk's
docket. Apr. 13-19, 1916. © Apr. 22,
191.6.5:6b ¢. Apr 24, 1916; A 424015
Latest decisions and statutes. Resists Ss
docket [and] County clerk’s docket.
Apr. 20—26, 1916. © Apr. 29, 19205
1c. May 1, 1916: A 424192,
Apr. 27—May 38, 1916. @ May
6.1916: 1 c: May .6, 1916; A 424825.
[Note: The foregoing are in Hastern
state journal]
Harmon (Oscar Guy)* Webb. City,
Mo. Miner may swear. Sheet, 104
by 4 inches. $0.05. [9704
© Feb. 12, 191632
3, 1916; A 429341.
Harmony cafeteria co.*,
ce. and aff. Apr.
Chicago.
[9705. 9706
On the level. © Mar. ate 1916; 1 ¢. Ape
24,
1916; A 424027
Originators of main ae cafeterias in
Chicago. © Apr. 26, 1916; 1 c. May
3, 1916; A 424218.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily tribune]
440
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916 9749
[HastTines (James Syme) ]—Contd.
Apr. 19—23, 1916. © Apr. 19-23, 1916;
1 ec. each May 1, 1916; A 424175—
424179. -
Apr. 24-28, 1916. © Apr. 24-28, 1916;
1 e@. each May 1, 1916; A 424169—
424178.
Harr (L. L.) corporation. Production |
| Apr. 29-May 3, 1916. © Apr. 29-May 8,
& costs in hosiery mills. cover-title,
[12] p. 24mo. [9707
@ jan 14 1916: 2 c. Feb. 1, 1916;
A 4301385; Lew Lysle Harr, New
York.
Harris bros. co.*, Chicago. Price
wrecker. Catalog no. 175. cover-
title, [16] 994 p. illus. (part col.)
1ORG = een veqehy + May 5.5 1 OiG eA
424982 4294986.
May 4—8, 1916. © May 4-8, 1916;
each May 10, 1916; A 491368424379.
4to. [9708 © Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Hee. 1G t91G; 2. ¢. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429154. Hawks (J. G.) [9741, 9742
; Colonel Castleton of Virginia [Los An-
Harrison (Louis Reeves)* New York. geles, Benita standard printing
Judging plays. (Jn Moving picture company, 191 cover-title, 24 p.
world, May 13, 1916) [9709 Mar. 13, 1916; A 426661.
My lady of tags and tatters. [Los An-
© May 3, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916; geles, Cal., Printed by Standard printing
A 4243801. company, 1916] cover-title, 16 p. S8vo.
@PAprNtG, 1916232) ¢.andpatt. Apri,
Harrison safety boiler works*, Phila- | 1916; A 429560.
delphia. [9710-9712 © Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Specthcations 6 MSs CPS PetstNE | Haydon (James Ryan)* Chicago. 52
loose 1. 4to. © Mar. 13, 1916: 2 ec. reasons [why you should go to
hn sta ae oa ae eon church.] Business men’s national
OO E26 M. ; numb. loose 1. : 2 No 7Qr =
4to. © Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ee going movement. Chicago,
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426699. e Commercial culture league
pe caiion, the EEG NE wetcn flow [1916] 8 p. 24mo. $0.05. [9743
meter or measuring o1ier He con- © Apr alal 1916: 2 c. and aff Apr.
Beusee returns etc. 676, I. M. 2 Pha = ;
numb. loose 1. 4to. © Mar. 13, 14, 1916; A 429479.
Toeo> 2 Gc and aft. Mar, 15, 1916; A
426700. Hayes (Clair Wallace) [9744, 9745
Boy allies in great peril; or, With the
Hart & Krauss*, Allentown, Pa. Evo- Italian eee the Alps. New York,
lution of the Stars and Stripes. es = a: Ey ae Bree Be
. om ront. 12mo. .60. ay 8, :
Eh p. Sam : | aera foes 2c. and aff. May 13, 1916; A 431062.
puzzle.) $0.10. = (9713 Boy allies under the sea; or, The van-
ishing submarines, by Ensign Robert L.
Drake’ [pseud.] New: York, AL) he
Burt company [1916] 252 p._ front.
t2mone 50.6058 (©) May iG) s19G:; ae
Mays 105 19165 Jaft. May. 9. LOlGs7A
4310138.
© A. L. Burt co., New York.
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429445.
Harts Lynbrook nurseries*, lLyn-
brook, L. I. Hardy plants for Long |
fan. 955, [1] p. illus. 8vo.
| HAzArpD astrological calendar, 1916. 12
| cards, 10 by 44 inches. [9746
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 « and aff. Feb.
9, 19163 > A 426137 +: A. B. Hazard,
Kansas City, Mo.
EPAZLERON-., Pa. Re Ee Polk &; ¢€o:'s
Hazleton directory, 1916-1917. v. 2.
Seranton, Pa., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
492 p. 8vo. $5. 00. [9747
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 427890; R. L. Polk & co.,
[9714 |
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429255
HaArvarp college, Chemical laboratory.
Chemistry B. General instructions
for laboratory work [and] Labora-
tory experiments. [Cambridge,
Mass., Printed by Harvard uni-
versity press, 1916] 3p. 1., 53 numb.
l. 4to. [9715
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 429466; Arthur Pittsburgh.
B. Lamb, Cambridge, Mass. HEBERHART (Charles Edward) & Vac-
[Hastincs (James Syme)] Bits of carezza (Victor Andrew)* St. Louis.
byplay by Luke McLuke [pseud.] Vie Vacs. (Jn St. Louis republic
[Each 5 instalments] (Jn Cincin- Sunday magazine) [9748, 9749
nati enquirer) [9716-9740 March of the tulips. © Apr. 23, 1916;
Apr. 14-18, 1916. © Apr. 14-18, 1916; 1c. May 11, 1916; A 424410.
1 ¢. each Apr. 20, 19163» A 423931— Stingless mosquito. © Apr. 30, 1916;
423935. 1 c. May 11, 1916; A 424409.
441
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9750
pt. 1, HSS yee
[Hrcket (G. B.)] Painting with pre-
pared paint. (Jn Drugs, oils and
paints, Apr., 1916) [9750
© Apres 21. 1916s a ee Aprnee,
1916; A 424011; Drugs, oils &
paints, Philadelphia.
HEILBRONER (Louis)* Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Heilbroner’s official base ball blue
book. [9751, 9752
TSG. BO. i pe oBvo. S00) © May. 8,
1915; 2 ¢ and aff. May 16, 1916:
A 431098.
1916. Tth,year. 88 p. -8vo. $1.00.
© May 2, "1916; 2 c and aff. May 4,
1916; A 427 945.
HEINTZ (Annie T.)* Los Angeles.
Golden glow of pioneer days. chap.
20, 21. (Jn Los Angeles times illus-
trated weekly, Apr. 15, 1916)
[9753
(Cy Apr 16.) 1916> AY er Apr 24
1916; A 424050.
(Charles Bert)* Greenville,
Where did Cain get his wife?
[5]-15 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[9754
Mare 24, 1916; 2) e. and pai:
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429140.
HERALDS of liberty. [9755, 9756
Certificate [of membership] [Rev. ed.]
Sheet, 14 by 17 inches, folded to 8vo.
© Feb. 10;52916% 2c, Maran, oes
aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 427578.
Improved equal age joint life distribu-
tion plan. [8] p. folder. 12mo. ©
Heb. sk 10)... 19165 sehen Marve ioe
aft. APE. S;, LOGS CA 4a ait.
© Emanuel Barrick, Philadelphia.
Herz (EHugene)* Chicago. Bookkeep-
ing for the storekeeper. 9. The
double entry system. pt. 5. (In
Profitable storekeeping. May, 1916.)
[9757
Apr (27,
HENERY
Miss.
mai. T.,
@) vApr. 25)
1916; A 424123.
HickMAN (Thomas E.)* Kansas City,
19165. 1: /e:;
Mo. Teeny dictionary of simplified
spelling. [16] p. 48mo. [9758
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 480224.
Hickson & co.*, New York.
tailleur. (Jn Harper’s bazar,
1916)
Bride’s
May,
CG) Apr. 20,
1916; A 424103
Hicsy (Arthur W.) Fundamentals of
faith and faithfulness. [Cincinnati,
O., The Standard publishing com-
pany, 1916] 16p. 12mo. [9760
© Mar. 22, 1916 ; 2: @ \ Mar, Zo,
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429146;
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
1D1G* Lt. ara eo,
HietEyY (Henry Rich)* North Adams,
Mass. Our system. [11] p. illus.
32mo. [9761
© Feb. 26, 1916; 1°@ an an
Mar. 30, 1916; 1 «.- Mare
A 480001.
Hitt (Edwin C.)* New York. Book
of evolution. New York [1916]
20 p. illus. 8vo. [Prospectus]
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 427590.
Hitt (Grace Brooks) [9763, 9764
Corner House girls in a play; how they
rehearsed, how they acted, and what
brought in. Illus. by R.
New York, Barse &
Hopkins [1916] 254 p. inel. front.
plates. 12mo. [Her Corner House
girls series] © May 12, 1916; 2 «e.
and aff. May 18, 1916; A 431119;
Corner House girls’ odd find’ where they
made it, and what the ‘strange dis-
covery led to. Illus. by Emmett Owen.
New York, Barse & Hopkins [1916]
252 Dp. incl. front. plates. 12mo. [Her
Corner House girls series] © May
LOGI aes and aff. May 18, 1916;
the play
Emmett Owen.
© Barse & Hopkins, New York.
Hitton (Harold H.) Value of put-
ting. (Jn Golfers magazine, Apr.,
1916) [9765
© Apr. 8, 1916; 1 © Apr: dT ieae:
A 428891; Golfers magazine co.,
Chicago.
HirscH (Cal.) & sens iron & rail co.*,
St. Louis. Book of 1,000 bargains,
no. 154. 64 p. illus. 4to. [9766
© .Jan. 28, 1916; 2 @ ange
Apr. 14, 1916; A 429484,
Hixson (Harold P.)* Detroit. I am
your enemy. (In Detroit free
press. ) [9767
© Apr. -17, 1916; 1c. Ape
1916; A 424092.
Hoewarttow news. (Jn Madisonville
Semiweekly hustler) [9768, 9769
Mar. 28. 1916. © Mar. 28, 1916; 1.
Apr. i, 1916; A 423478.
Apr. 14, 1916. © Apr. aa 19165 2aG
Apr. 20, 1916; A 423920
© Adams syndicate, Madisonville,
Ky.
HOLLENBECK press*, Indianapolis.
Folder movie, a trip thru a big fac-
tory. [12] p. folder. ills) aen
48mo. [9770
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429563.
442
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
HomMaAn’s national school of account-
aney*, Portland, Me. Lecture 25-36.
6 vy. 8vo. Contents.—no. 25. Non-
operating income and expenditure—
Reserves and reserve funds.—no. 26.
—Reserves and reserve funds, con-
tinued, by F. Ernest Holman.—no.
27. Mergers and the consolidation
balance sheet, by C. J. Birkenmayer.
—no. 28. The consolidated balance
sheet, by F. Ernest Holman.—no 29.
The statement of affairs, by fF.
Ernest Holman.—no. 30. Amortiza-
tion, by C. J. Birkenmayer.—no. 81.
Commercial law: Contracts.—no. 32.
Commercial law: The law of sales,
by Scott Wilson.—no. 33. Commer-
cial law: Bailments.—no. 34. Com-
mInercial law: Principal and agent,
by Scott Wilson.—no. 35. Commer-
cial law: Negotiable instruments.—
no. 86. Commercial law: Negoti-
able instruments continued, by
Seott Wilson. [9771-9776
Peewee 2s, 25, Apr. 7, 10, 14, 20,
1916; 2 c. Apr. 14, 24, 1916; aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 430464, 430465; 430480-
430483.
HOME BENEFIT circle co.*, Mena, Ark.
Plan of the Home benefit circle co.
[4] p. 24mo. ESTE
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1916;
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 429090.
HOME TELEPHONE & telegraph co. of
Pasadena*, Pasadena, Cal. ‘Tele-
phone directories. [9T78, 9779
Passadena and Los Angeles County.
Jan. 15, 1916.
@ Mar. 3, 1916;
1916; A 426644.
Passadena, South Passadena, Lamanda
Park [ete.] Mar., 1916. 116 p. 4to.
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 13,
1916; A 426643.
HOME TELEPHONE & telegraph co. of
Spokane*, San Francisco. Spokane
telephone’ directory, Mar., 1916.
cover-title, 117, 38, 32 p. 4to. [9780
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 430307.
HOMESTEAD bank of Brooklyn. Join
the Prosperity club. [4] p. 8vo.
[9781
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 13,
1916; aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 429470;
Prosperity club, ine., New York.
Vil 16; ‘65. pp.) Ato.
2 ¢. and aft. Mar: 13,
Hooper (Harry Sterling)* San Fran-
cisco. Fairest of the fair. Card,
col. illus., 11 by 7 inches. $0.25.
[9782
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 430121.
9815
Hoors (Walter W.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[9783-9788
Advertising is the tail, not the dog. ©
Maye 4. 1916 5) en) May (5s 1916 7A
424270.
Better business must come first. ©@ May
Pte bre May, 2: 1916 > Ay 424958.
Following the leader. © May 5, 1916;
1c. May 6, 1916; A 424304.
Future of advertising. © May 6, 1916;
1 ec. May 8, 1916; A 424308.
Market is worth more than a factory.
©) May: 3; 191Gsal @aMayi As TOGA
424248,
Selecting and training men. © May 2,
© ip eeeien Chicago.
manufacturing co.*, New-
Hoosier kitchen cabi-
illus. 16mo.
[9789
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429102.
HOOSIER
castle, Ind.
nets, 1916. 47 p
[Horse (Chester R.) ] [9790-9815
Bigger the petticoat, the smaller the
purse.= -@ Apr? 2; 19906: 1 <e, Apr. 58;
1916; A 423758.
Change color, scene shifts. © Apr. 30,
1916; 1 « May 5, 1916; A 424293.
Counting the birds in the bush as well
as those in the hand. © May 14, 1916;
1-c. May 18, 1916; A 424664.
Curious kink in Dickie Davis’ character.
May J. totG.2 tle May, 102s 19O1G-
A 424404,
Did death or morphine write weirdest
novel? © May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 10,
1916; A 424405.
Fawning on the faun. © Apr. 23, 1916;
1c Apr. 26, 1916; A 424087.
From the Great white way to the White
House. © May 7, 1916; 1 ¢«. May 10,
1916; A 424406.
Get thee behind me. © Apr. 23,
ft ¢, Apr 26, 1916's A 424086.
Longest battle ever fought. © May 14,
1916; 1 ec. May 18, 1916; A 424665.
Newest scientific discoveries and _ re-
markable facts. Apr. 2, 1916. © Apr.
Ze gOnG A CeAprers. 196i Ay 423060:
1916;
Apr 6, 1916... © H Apr 16> 1996r
1c. Apr. 21, 1916; A 424001.
Apr, 2, 196 ©) Apr: 23; 1916s
1c. Apr. 26, 1916; A 424089.
Apr. 30, 1916. © Apr. 30, 1916;
1 ce. May 5, 1916; A 424295.
—— May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1 «¢.
May 10, 1916; A 424407.
May 14, 1916. © May 14, 1916;
1 ¢. May 18, RODEN 424666.
Now the living dead man writes of war:
©) Maly 44, WONG sel May 182s 1916
A 424663.
Settling the Shakespeare controversy in
an American court. © Apr. 23, 1916;
1c. Apr. 26, 1916; A 424088.
She’s got to quit beating her baron. ©
Apr, 16) 8916. 1 c Apr 21... 1916<
A 424004.
Slivers does a real life and death version
of Pagliacci. Apr 367i 1OlG- A es
Apr. 21, 1916; A 424006.
443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9816
[Hore (Chester R.) ]—Continued.
This summer it will be the girl rookies.
@ Apr: 2. 19165 a ic Apr. $3) 9G;
A 423756.
Thousand scandals with Margaret
Hawkesworth in the cast. © Apr. :
LOLG SL ec. ApraSs 1916s A 4237.
Tragedy of an American countess. ©
Apr. 30, 191tGsalG. May bn OdiGe A
424294,
Transplanted Ohioans. ©, May (i, “19NG:
1 ec. May 10, 1916; A 424408.
Want a million? © May 7, 1916; 1 ¢.
10, 1916; A 424408.
Will Silent Smith’s millions bring Anita
Stewart a crown? @© May 14, 1916;
1c. May 18, 1916; A 424662.
Wresting Borgia’s title. © Apr. 16,
1916; 1e@ ‘Apr. a 1916; A 494002.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader].
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Hornrprook (Isabel) Girls of the
Morning-glory camp fire; by Isabel
Hornibrook. Illustrated by John
Goss. Boston, Lothrop, Lee & Shep-
ard co. [1016] G6 pk, S21 pe ctront,
(eol.) -plates . €eol.)’ -12mo0 $i.20.
[9816
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428754; Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard co., Boston.
Horwitz (William
Cal. Naught for nothing,
Svo. $1.00. [Moving picture sce-
nario] [9817
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1916; A 429505.
N.)* Hollywood,
LO} p:
AAT,
HorcHxkiss (Louise Chapman)* Bos-
ton. Our May. Card, 6 by 5 inches.
[9818
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 480303.
HoucH (Emerson)* Chicago. Magnif-
icent adventure. pt. 2. chap. 1—
end. (In Munsey, May, 1916)
[9819
©) Apr 20; 1916s. ea ears,
1916; A 423915.
HovucuHtTon (E. F.) & co.*, Philadel-
phia. American system, the thermo-
stat which accomplishes the results
claimed. Catalog K, 1916. 23 p.
illus. 4to. (On cover: American
system of heat control) [9820
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 430250.
—— Same. [9821
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 430350.
pt. rn. S$. vite
House that Jack built. 1st year, no. 1,
1916. Tacoma, Wash., The Smith-
Kinney printing company, 1916.
De ps Mls) 4. AZ, [9822
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429574; Smith-Kinney
cO.imnes Tacoma, Wash.
HovUSEHOLDER (Frank)* Los Angeles.
Success, efficiency, achievement, des-
tiny. Sheet, illus., 32 by 23 inches.
$2.00. [9823
ou Mar. 31, 1916; 2 Gand al Ape.
, 1916; A 429536.
Howarp (George EH.) Chicken chatter.
(In Washington post) [9824-9827
Artificial brooding of chicks. © Apr. 30,
TONG Me: May 1, 1916; A 424168.
Artificial incubation of chicks. © Apr
28, A916) 4c Apr 24 1Orer A I240d5.
Baby chick, @ Apr. 16) T91Gl ee Anr
, 1916; A 423876.
© A
Poultry mating and feeding. pr.
SPL aC. Apr. 20) 1916; A 494051,
23;
Detroit.
Jan.,
12mo.
[9828
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 e Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 10, 1916: A 430173.
motor: Car ..¢cG5;
Salesman’s pocket manual,
1916, ed. 64 p. diagrs.
Hwupson
ieee homoeopathie medicine
New York. Humphreys’ witch
aed ointment. 6 p. illus., 24mo.
[9829
(© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
19, TGIG A 429571.
Hunt (Chester Jay)* Little Falls,
N. J. Blue book of bulbspeare
103,-[1L] p: -front., Mus. homie
[9830
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 428717
[Hunt (Emma E.) ] [9831, 9832
Hunt & Van Nice hand crocheted cluny
[by Emma E. Hunt and Louise L. Van
Nice] cover-title, [3] p. illus. 8vo.
$0.10... @ Mar. 2, 1916* Zee) anaes
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426653.
Hunt & Van Nice hand crocheted cluny
centerpiece, no. 12, [by Emma E.
Hunt and Louise L. Van Nice] cover-
title, illus. 8vo. $0.10. ©
Mar. ‘ oe 1916; aff.
Apr. 7, 1916; A 429468.
© Hunt & Van Nice, Denver.
Hunt (R. H.)* Chattanooga, Tenn.
[98383-9885
Brick church designs [$1,200 to $10,000]
[Chattanooga, Tenn., MacGowan Cook
printing co.] 1916. 28 p. illus. obl.
16mo. ({Modern church designe book
Owe © Feb. 22, 1916; . and aff.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 429407.
444
no. 5, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
Hunt (R. H.)*—Continued.
Brick church designs [$10,000 to $35,-
000] [Chattanooga, Tenn., Printéd by
MacGowan Cook printing co.] 1916.
28 p. illus. obl. 16mo. ([Modern
church designs] book no. 3) @© Mar.
nO. 191G5 2c. and aff.:Apr. 10, 1916;
A 429408.
Frame chureh designs. [ Chattanooga,
Tenn., Printed by MacGowan Cook
printing co.] 1916. 24 p. illus. obl.
16mo. ([{Modern church designs] book
no. 1), © Reb: 22, 19162 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 429406.
EPGNTINGTON, W. Va. R. L. Polk &
€o.s Huntington, W. Va., city di-
rectory, 1916. [Pitsburgh, Pa.]
im &. Polk & co., 1946. 764 p. 8vo.
$6.00. [9836
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428548; R. L. Polk & co.,
Pitsburgh.
Huston (Frank M.)
ness profitable. (Jn Mill supplies,
Apr., 1916) [9837
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 c. May 6, 1916;
A 424299; Maurice B. Kovnat, Chi-
cago.
INDIAN River farms co.*, Vero, Fla.
Winter garden of America. 31 p.
illus., map. fol. [9838
ey Apr £ 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 480116.
War order busi-
INGALLS (John Kearney)* Chicago.
Preparedness. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 74 by 12 inches. fold.
to obl. 48mo. [9839
©) Mar. 7, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426848.
INSPECTION service journal, v. 1, no. 1,
Apr., 1916. Atlanta, Ga., Retail
credit company, 1916. cover-title,
26 p. illus., ports. 4to. [9840
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429251; Cator Woolford,
Atlanta.
INSURANCE press*, New York. Be a
soldier. (Jn Insurance press, Apr.,
1916.) [9841
ferent. 19165 °1 ¢e, Apr... 19,
1916; A 423914.
INTERCOLLEGIATE association of ama-
teur athletes of America. Constitu-
tion, by-laws and laws of athletes,
1916. Official publication. New
York, American sports publishing
company, 1916. 89% p. 16mo.
(Spalding red cover series of ath-
letic handbooks, no. 45R) $0.25.
[9842
@rApr. 22,1916: 2. ¢. and ‘aff.
May 1, 1916; A 428788; Amer.
sports pub. co., New York.
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING Service*,
West New York, N. J. [9843-9848
Do your debtors sport on your money?
Blotter, col. illus., 3 by 6 inches ©
Apr. 24, 191632 ¢) and aff. Apr: 26)
1916; A 430661.
Guard against bad bills. Blotter, col.
illus., 3 by 6 inches. Apr. 24,
LOG 3.2 Je. and, att. Apra 267 1916
A 430662.
Next to getting business, is getting paid
for ib.) Blotter, col... ilus..s50 Dy) AG
inches. © Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ¢« and
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430663.
Tomorrow. Blotter, col. illus., 3 by 6
inches: © Apr: 24; 49163 2 e. and
Ait ADE. e26ssn O16 eA 43 0665¢
Your business is no better than your col-
lections. Blotter, col. illus., 3 by 6
inches. © Apr. 24, 1916: 2 ec. and
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430660.
Your debtors may promise, but—
Blotter, col. illus., 3 by 6 inches. ©
Apre 24.51 OG: -2.¢> and= ate, Apre 26,
1916; A 430664.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
schools. [9849-9857
Development cf the mental qualities.
Instruction paper with examination
questions. 1st ed. 1472. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
ELOLGT © cover-titie, “3, 927) pa {S8vo:.
@ Mar. 14) LOG 52 eand, lath Apr
10, 1916; A 4293894.
Furnace efficiency and flue-gas analysis.
Instruction paper with examination
auestions. 1st ed. 1744. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
L191Gi~ 64," 2" p. diagrs.— Svot
Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff: Apr. 6,
1916; A 430126.
Gasoline automobile engines, pt. 8. In-
struction paper with examination
questions. Ist ed. 1255C. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany, [1916] cover-title, p. [53]-
O62. 13; (4) diaers.) > Syvo: © © eileb:
£8) 1916: Qe) and ‘ait, Apr. Git 9rGs
A 4380123.
Health and appearance. Instruction
paper with examination _ questions.
od ed: 24, Scranton, Pa.) viniter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 41, 2 p. Svo. © Mar. 14,
19163 ¢2- c, ‘and jan. Apr. 103 (1916;
A 4293896.
Magazine and book illustrating. In-
struction paper. dst ed. 1738.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company, [1916] cover-title, 49 p.
illus. (part col.) plates. 8vo. ©
Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c« and aff. Apr. 6,
1916; A 480125.
Newspaper illustrating. Instruction
paper. 1st ed. 1756. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company,
[1916] cover-title, 61 p. illus., pls.
(part col. & fold.) ports. 8vo. ©
Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 6,
1916; A 430124.
Selling as a business force. Instruc-
tion paper with examination ques-
tions. Ist ed. 1470. Scranton, Pa.,
International textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 26 2 p. Svo. © Mar. 14,
1GAGee 6c) and atl. ADE: OI OTG
A 4293898. ;
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9858
pt. 3, 2. S.-vete
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
schools—Continued.
Study of the commodity.
paper with examination questions.
ist ed. 1474. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 37, 2 p. 8vo. © Mar.
14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 429395.
Study of the
paper with examination
2d ed. 1479. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 43, 2 p. Svo. © Mar. 14,
1916 ; e-7and Tatts. Apr, 09 1916.
A 429397.
© Internatl. textbook co., Scran-
ton, Pa.
Instruction
Instruction
questions.
customer.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR institute*, Chi-
cago. Complete course of study in
the science of automobiling, gas en-
gines, gas tractors. Lesson no. 1, 2.
2v. illus., diagrs. Svo. Contents :—
1. Fundamental principles of gas en-
gines.—2. Fuels and _ carburetors,
principles of fuel and combustion.
[9858, 9859
©, Mar. 10, 1916; 2: «©. and. aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426692, 426693.
INTERNATIONAL news. service*, New
York. Kabibble Kabaret. (Jn New
York evening journal) [9860-9880
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5, 1916; A 424278.
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INTERSTATE electric co. Catalogue no.
30. Automobile supplies, garage
equipment, motor boat accessories.
New Orleans, La.,, [4916] (2) eee
403 p. front., illus. Svo. [9881
© May 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
20, 1916; A 4381169; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
Irons (Archie E.)* Pittsburgh. When
world would war. [8] p. obl. 48mo.
[9882
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
LT 1916) A 430205.
ra
IRVING iron works co.*, Long Island
City, N. Y¥. Ye olde colonial friz-
zlers, jabbers, dujabs: [7] p. illus.
16m. ~ [9883
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
a, 1916s A 4292982
Isakovics (Alois von)*
N. YY. American
fleur insert no. 69A.
4to.
©. Mar. 20, 1916: )257
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429267.
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town, Conn.
cover-title, [4] p.
16mo. $0.25.
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 480209.
JACOBSON (Pauline) [9886-9889
Classics echo in toasts of the argonauts.
@ Apr. 15, 1916; 1 ¢«. Apr? aioe.
A 4239138.
Giants among the fire fighters. © May 6,
1916; 1 ec. May 10, 1916; A 424367.
Promenade of the golden fifties. © Apr
8, 19163 1 c. Apr. 12a Stee 99761.
Romance days of the fire fighters. ©
Apr. 29; 1916%d0e May 3, LOIGS
A 424217.
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© Bulletin, San Francisco.
JAMES (Charles C.) & co.*, New York.
Fundamentals of stock trading.
cover-title, 11, p. 16mo. [9890
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 @ and afl
Mar. 28, 1916; A 426816.
[JAMESON (Helen Follette)] What to
wear and how to wear it, by Madame
Qui Vive [pseud.] (Jn Chicago her-
ald) [9891-9915
Monticello,
perfumer, syn-
[i6) po reas:
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and aff.
Fenwick)* Middle-
Ruler’s daughter.
illus. (part col.)
[9885
ec. and aff. Apr.
Apr, 15, 1916. @ Apr. 16, LegGye
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423854.
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Apr. 18, 1916; A 423960.
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Apr. 19, 1916; A 423897.
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[JAMESON (Helen Follette) ]—Contd.
reat ato. © Apr. 20, 19165 1 e.
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Apr. 21, 1916. © Apr. 21, 1916; 1 ©. May, 1916 1
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Apr. 22, 1916. © Apr. 22, 1916: 1. © 1c. May 3, 1916; A ad int.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 434034. 2645; pubd. Apr. 4, 1916.
F Apr. 24, 1916. © Apr. 24, 1916; 1 «. ;
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Apr. 29, 1916; A 424147. safety. Boston, London [ete.] Ginn
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May 1, 1916; A 424187. illus. 12mo. (Gulick hygiene
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May 3, 1916; A 424225. 28, 1916; A 428736; Luther H.
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May 4, 1916; A 424245.
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: May '6, 1016; 424305. Se Ee aR LER Ere
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May 8, 1916; A 424310.
Moy 8, 1916: @©@ May. -8,
May 10, 1916; A 424389,
May 9, 1916. @© May 9,
May 10, 1916; A 4243887.
May 10, 1916. © May 10,
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I create my own success. Sheet, 11 by
§% inches. (Motor high speed sales
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May 12, 1916. © May 12, 1916; 1 «. EMT
May 13, 1916; A 424451. JOHNSON (Sarah Driscoll) United
Meg aie ice States. 4th ed. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
©J neice: hota. Ty J.-iMeByey, 1916.1 52p: by. 28
4 ae ary front. (col. map) S8vo. (McEvoy’s
: essentials of eography, no. 7
JANS co.*, Chicago. You want results. $0.15. shies wee
cover-tilte, 13 p. illus. 8vo. [9916 © Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 23
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. 1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429100;
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426658. Thomas J. McEvoy, Brooklyn.
JAYHAWKER, a record of events of the Jounson (V. E.) ed. Engine room di-
JEFFERSON
University of Kansas for the year rect-current electrical boa chee Ey
1916. [Kansas City, Mo., Printed by Chicago, Il, Practical ere ureer
Beek noice co, 1916] 420,| [29161 68 p.° illus. diagrs. Evo.
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$2.00. [9917 © Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916>
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 480008; Tech-
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8, 1916; A 428883; Ross E. Busen- | Jonnston (Anthony)* Rosedale, Kan.
bark & E. Marion Johnson, Law- Make-up of the universe. Rev. 24p.
rence, Kan. 16mo. $0.25. [9927
(Alpha)* Lincoln, Cal.
Life’s great fundamentals, recon-
structive aids and drugless cura-
pathy. Series no. 3. 48 p. 8vo.
$10.10. [ [9918
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429256.
447
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
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JOHNSTON (Greenhow)* Richmond.
Beginning and end of wars. cover-
title, 8 p. 8vo. [9928
© Mars 17, 1916;>, 2 ¢c.. Mar.,.20,
1916; aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429318.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9929
pt. 1, Be Sieveeke
JOHNSTON (Robert Matteson)
would U. 8. do in case of war with
Germany? America’s greatest ex-
pert on military tactics tells. Proof.
[9929
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429752; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
JOHNSTON (Samuel P.)* San Fran-
cisco. Newspaper advertising. (In
Daily Missoulian) [9930
© Mar. 27, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A 424249,
JONAS bros. Catalogue of Jonas bros.,
TAxIderoNSts.| SO pi illus. oobk:
12mo. [99381
© Apr: 15, 1916) 2c. -Apr: 24,
1916; aff. Apr.
Coloman Jonas,
Ae ASG.
Denver.
Word with the
A 429668 ;
JONES (Carter Helm)
honest doubter. 15, [1] p. 16mo.
$0.10. [9932
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2, .¢, Mars 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 429446;
Stella C. Utt, Seattle.
JONES (Edith M.)* Minneapolis. Dis-
tribution of cupboards and drawers.
(In Keith’s magazine, Mar., 1916)
[99383
() Pen 18, 1916. 1 et Apr. 24
1916; A 424049.
Jones (Karen Monrad) Des kindes
erstes lesebuch, by Karen Monrad
Jones. Boston [ete.] D. C. Heath
& co. [1916] vi, 85 p. lus. 12mo.
(Heath’s modern language series)
$0.35. [9984
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
A 428819; D. C. Heath & co., Boston.
[Jones (Mare E.)] Dimensional evo-
lution: some thoughts on the fourth
dimension, evolved by Frater Figu-
lus [pseud. ] ee York] Metropoli-
tan college, S. R. I. A., 1916. 12 p.
12mo. [9985
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426787; Societas
rosicruciana in America, New York.
JONES (V. R.) Why do cream tests
varye (45, [L]-ep.! De6mon\ Saiz:
[Reprinted from Kimball’s dairy
farmer, June 1, 1915] [99386
© Nov. 24, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
38, 1916; A 429274; Fred L. Kimball
co., Waterloo, Ia.
JONES & BAKER*, New York.
General rules for trading.
[9937-9939
cover-title,
Sip. <iGmor..@ Mar? Lote s 2.3
Mar. 4, 1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916;
A 426806,
What |
JoNES & Baker*—Continued.
Journey of a_ certificate. cover-title,
8p. 16mo. © Mar. 2, 1916; 2c. Mar.
4, 1916; aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A 426807.
Working veut of securities. cover-title,
8 p. 16m @ Mar. 2, 1SIGy are.
Mar. 4. 1916 : aff. Mar, 20, "191 6;
A 426808.
JONES & Farkas*, Chicago. Presidents
of the United States. 32 p. ports.
24mo. (cover-title: Our presidents. )
[9940
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916 ; Al A 430278.
JOURNAL of experimental medicine.
Index, authors and subjects, vols.
1-20, 1896-1914. Ed. by Simon
Flexner. New York» The Rockefel-
ler institute for medical research,
1916. cover-title, 105 p. 4to. [9941
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2%, "enw 2a,
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 426821;
Rockefeller institute for medical re-
search, New York.
K. Dy idea... Vo. dies aen
16 p. illus. «(part com
booklet. 12mo. {9942
© Mar... 15, 1916; 2 @ Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 10. 1916; A 4301715;
Kelley-Davis co., ine., Oakland, Cal.
Directory [of] Kane and
Mar., 1916.
mounted
KANE, Pa.
vicinity, 1916-1917. Kane, Pa,
Press of the Kane leader printing
co.,. 1916. 232° p.- fron vious
map) S8vo. $2.50. [9943
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 428881: John H. Wood;
Kane, Pa.
Kan. Kansas City,
including Rosedale,
44th annual issue.
Kansas City [Kan.] Kansas City,
Mo., Gate city directory co., 1916.
8 p. L, [83]-1712 p. S8vo. $6.00.
[9944
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916: A 427798; Gate city di-
rectory co., Kansas City, Mo.
KANSAS CITY,
Kas., directory,
Kans LoiG:
AUTOMOBILE supply Co.
accessories. [Cata-
58] Kansas City, Mo.
514 p. illus. 8vo.
[9945
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 481168; F. E. Moore,
Chicago.
KATTERJOHN (Monte M.)
Aztee god. [Los Angeles,
Standard printing co., lf
title, 25 p. 12mo. © Mar.
2c, and aff, Apr. 10, 1916; A 429369.
Kansas CIty
Automobile
logue no.
[1916] xx,
[9946, 9947
Printed by
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
KATTERJOHN (Monte M.)—Continued.
Barbarian. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 16)p.. 12mo. © Mar. 15, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 429158.
© Thos. H. Ince, Santa Monica,
Cal.
|
|
IKXAUFMAN (D. C.) SNidnappers kid-
napped; or, Two girls in a boat.
(Jn Illustrated companion, May,
1916. ) [9948 |
or Apr 25. 1916: 1.¢ May 13,
1916; A 424461; F. B. Warner co.,
ine... New York.
KAUFMAN (Herbert) Herbert Kauf-
man’s weekly page. (In Boston
Sunday herald unless. otherwise
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ape stOtG. © Apr. 9, 1916: 1. e¢.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 423893.
© King features syndicate, inc.,
New York.
Apr. 16, 1916. © Apr. 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 424008.
Apr. 23, 1916. (Jn Los Angeles exam-
Mee TG) Apr. 25, 1916: 1 ¢ May 3,
1916; A 424213.
Apr. 30, 1916. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 c.
May 10, 1916; A 424362.
© Herbert Kaufman, Ocean City,
Md.
9979
KAyseER (Julius) & co.*—Continued.
Pretty hand, well gloved, attracis ap-
proving glances. (In New York
Globe and commercial advertiser) ©
May 9, 1916; 1 ¢. May 20, 1916; A
424650.
Skillful girls, in groups of four, assure
you that 4,000 have done their work
well. (Jn Chicago Sunday examiner)
© May 14, 1916; 1 c May 20; 1916;
A 424652.
We prefer to offer you Kayser silk gloves,
because— (Jn Washington times) ©
May 5, 1916; 1 «. May 20, 1916; A
424651,
When you were a tiny tot, your mother
wore Kayser silk gloves. (Jn Tampa
morning tribune) © Apr. 27, 1916;
1c. May 8, 1916; A 424344.
Wohin es auch immer fiir die saison
geht. (In Sonntagsblatt der New-
Yorker staats-zeitung) © Apr 23:
1916; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1916; A 424142.
Yes, madam. we do recommend these
gloves. (In New York evening mail)
© May 9, 1916: 1. ec. May 20, 1916;
A 424649.
KEATON tire & rubber co.*, San Fran-
cisco. Keaton over-guarantee cash
premium. Sheet, illus., 103 by 94
inches. [9967
© Mar. 24. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6. 1916; A 480111.
KAYE (James Ross) Bible chart sys- | Keetey (J.)* Chicago. [9968-9979
tem, together with key and con-
temporaneous history. Oak Park,
Ill., The Bible students’ circle,
516) 26 |. . illus.,.maps. fol.
$10.00. [Text parallel to binding]
[9953
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429748;
Bible students’ circle, Oak Park, Il.
KAyseErR (Julius) & co.*, New York.
9954-9966
Be well gloved on Easter morning. (In
New York times) © Apr. 16, 1916;
tre. Apr. 22, 1916; A. 424132.
Before you buy a cut price glove. (In
New York Globe and commercial ad-
vertiser) © May 4, 1916; 1c. May
20, 1916; A 424658.
Glove for every occasion. (In New
York Globe and commercial adver-
nRSeE ae) Apr. 13,3916 3 1: c.. Apr. 22,
1916; A 424130.
How the name Kayser protects you. (In
Washington times) © Apr. 13, 1916;
ie Apr. 22, 1916; A 4241381.
Like the French hat. (In Washington
Evening star) © Apr. 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 22, 1916: A 424128.
Modeled perfectly, they heighten the
beauty of the hand and arm. (In
Baltimore American © Apr. 9, 1916;
fe. Apr. 22, 1916: A 424129.
More sold than all other silk gloves
combined. (In Baltimore news.)
May 2 19965 £ c«. May 8, 1916; A
424343)
449
Astounding new conquests of science over
death. © Apr. 16,°39162 1G Apr’ £7,
1916; A 423958.
First aid to preparedness. © Apr. 23,
1916; 1 c. Apr. 24, 1916; A 424056.
Great tomb of death to which France
now bows. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 ¢. May
1. £99G* A 424251.
Have a talk with the monkeys. © Apr.
16: 1916°" f Je, -Apre -17,.. 1916's A
423956.
How the war has moved the Passion play
from Oberammergau to Hoboken. ©
Apr.. 16, 1916: 1 ec. Apr. 17, 1916; A
423955.
How to look your best when you have
your picture taken. © Apr. 16, 1916;
t ec. Apr: 17, 1916: A 42395T.
New craze in toyland, the French doll.
@ Apr. 30, 1916: 1. ¢. May, 1, 1916;
A 424256.
Phantom lovers from the land of no-
where. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 c. May 1,
1916; A 424252.
Pushing the health button to stop that
ache or pain. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 c.
May 1, 1916; A 424255.
Why do animals love women and fear
men? @ Apr. 30, 1916; 1 ¢. May 1,
1916: A 424254.
You couldn’t tie Mr. Chaske down with
apron strings. © Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c¢.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424052.
98 per cent affinities. © Apr. 23, 1916;
1c. Apr. 24, 1916; A 424054.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9980
KELLoGG toasted corn flake co.*, Battle
Creek, Mich. [9980-9982
Give them Kelloggs drinket. [4] &: col.
Hins. “S2mo. “O° Web. 22, T9I1G* 2 °c,
and aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 429947,
Happiest mortal in the world is a child
eating krumbles. [4] p. col. illus.
32mo. @ Dee: 14,09905 > 2 es and ait.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429248.
Little journey to the home of Kellogg’s
toasted corn flakes. 32, [2] p. front,
iius: Cparnt- col.) oas8vo: Feb. 29’
1916; 2) ce. Jande-aft. Mar. dds d90e =
A 426641.
Kenaca (W. C.)* Cleveland. Ad art
service. Weeks ending Mar. 4, 11,
18 25 A916. 4 ve “lkus, tole of Pext
parallel to binding] [9983-9986
(©) feb. 24. Mar. 2) 917) ASG:
2 ec. each and aff. Apr: 1,.1916; A
426987426990.
KENDALL (Calvin N.)
edge. [Prospectus] Ed. in chief:
C. N. Kendall, associate ed.: Mrs.
Eleanor Atkinson. Chicago, Comp-
ton-Johnson eco., 1916. PaD91e 2p:
illus., ports., maps. S8vo. [9987
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 427970; F. E. Compton &
co., Chicago.
KeEntT (Roland G.)* Philadelphia. Les-
sons in English, comparative meth-
od. [Lessons 47-60] [North Adams,
Mass.] North Adams schools, 1916.
topesls Dp: ATTH236. > Sve: [9988
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 428323.
KENTUCKY tobacco products. co.*,
Louisville. Black leaf 40 field test
for nicotine baths. 7p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin 4-N) [9989
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429361.
Pictured knowl-
Kerns (Frank A.)* Philadelphia.
Grains of gold for every child. Phila-
delphia, Pa., The Wall-book ©co.,
[1916] cover-title,121]1. 4to. (Amer-
ican wall-book series, [no. 1-12])
wis. [9990
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429244.
[KERRIGAN (Albert E.)] Gov. McCall
does not desire Col. Roosevelt for
G. O. P. nomination. (Jn Boston
evening record. ) [9991
© Apres 15, 181671 es Ape af,
1916; A 424106; Boston evening rec-
ord, Boston.
KEUFFEL & Esser co.*, Hoboken, N. J.
Trade price-list of measuring tapes.
1916. 6th ed. 72 p. illus. S8vo.
[9992
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426831.
—— ee
pt. 1, 3. 8.vi 18
KrenHx (W. J. L.) Grey’s interview is
praised. (Jn Chicago daily news)
[9993
© May 17, 1916; 1 ec. May 20,
1916; A 424645; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
Kirr (Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. (Jn Ladies home
journal) [9994-9995
Bride’s first supper on her electric gifts.
@ Apr. 20, 19163, 1c Apes 19 1Ster
A 423909.
Join the movie canning club this sum-
mer. © May 20, 1916; 1 c. May 12,
1916; A 424444.
KINGSLEY (Charles) Tutor’s story;
by the late Charles Kingsley, re-
vised and completed by his daugh-
ter, Lucas Malet [pseud. of Mary
St. Leger Kingsley Harrison] chap.
11-14. (Jn Cornhill magazine, Apr.,
1916) [9996
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; A ad int.
2631; pubd. Mar. 25, 1916; Smith,
Elder & co., London.
KINTZEL (Margaret) Complete guide
to millinery of Kintzel millinery
school, by M. Kintzel and Mary M.
Lunt. [Philadelphia, Pa., Printed
by Dando printing and publishing
company, 1915.] 54 p. 8vo. $1.50.
[9997
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429236; Mary M.
Lunt, Philadelphia.
Krratry (Albert Enrico)* New York.
Wonderous spectacle, civilization.
cover-title, 32 p. illus. 12mo. $0.25.
[9998
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c Mazes
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429225.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) [9999-10005
Home making schedule. Apr. 21, 1916.
© Apr. 21, 1916; 1 «& Apr 22, 1916;
A 424
Indifference and _ inefficiency. ©
Apr. 28; 1916; 1 c. Apr. 23;°s0a07-28
424161.
Spirit of co-operation. @ May 5,
1916; 1 c. May 6, 1916; A 424297.
Home making talks. Easter salads. ©
Apr. 21, 1916; 1 ¢, Apr. 22,30
42401
Dniitkbine the bride’s home. @
May 12, 1916; 1 c. May 13, 1916; A
424460.
Plain pastry and berry pie. @ Apr.
28, 1916; 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; A
424160.
Preparedness in the home. bord
5, 1916; 1 c. May 6, 1916; A 8.59
{[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
plain dealer]
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve
land.
450
BOOKS,
no. 5, 1916
Kirk (John)* New York. Pen points |
of insurance. [7] p. 32mo. $0.05.
[10006
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429669.
Krek-Latty mfg. co.*, Cleveland.
Cleveland line of juvenile vehicles,
1916. 55 p. illus. 12mo. [10007
@© Mar. i3, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 429002.
Kiex’s’ syndicate. This syndicate
agreement. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 14 by 9 inches, fold. to Svo.
[10008
© Mar. 8, 1916: 2 ec. Mar. 24,
1916; afi. Apr. 3,-1916; A 429280;
Wm. Kirk, Chicago.
[KorMevrr (J. F. W.)]}] Saved to
serve. [New York Press of M. J.
Roth, 1916] cover-title, 36 p. illus.
12mo. [10009
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4 1916; A 480171; Inner mission
board of General synod of Evangeli-
eal Lutheran chureh in U. S. A.,,
New York.
KNowLton (M. D.) co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Paper tube and round box
machinery. 8p. illus. S8vo. (Bul-
letin 35, form 234) [10010
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429151.
Koparr co.*, St. Louis. Kodart paint-
ings; a2 new idea for Kodak owners.
[38] p. 16mo. [10011
(| Mar. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 429101.
Keusapa (Carl)* New York. Land
of Ad. [3] p. S8vo. (Land of Ad
series ) [10012
© May 17, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 4380976.
Kounst und leben. 7. jahrgang 1915;
ein Kalender mit 53 originalzeich-
hungen und originalholzschnitten
deutscher kiinstler und versen und
spriichen deutscher dichter und
denker. .. Berlin-Zehlendorf, F.
Heyder, 1914. 116 sheets. 8vo.
[10013
© Dec. 1, 1914; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13595; Fritz Heyder,
Berlin-Zehlendort.
LA Dexre (Frederic)* Jackson, Mich.
[10014-10019
La = ad self-study course. Text-book
4, v. S8vo. (cover-title, La
Delle's self-study library of vaude-
ville. public entertaining and person-
ality development) Contents: Book
4. Act itseli—Book 5. Cabaret enter-
taining and dancing acts. © Apr. 6,
1916; 2 ec. each and aff. Apr.
1916; A 430451, 430452.
GROUP II
10048
La DeELLe (Frederic) *—Continued.
La Delle’s self-study library. Text-bk.
1-3. 3 v. S8vo. $1.00 per vol.
Contents.—1. Vaudeville as a profes-
sion——2. Developing your personal-
ity. 3. Getting your _ personality
across the footlights. © Mar. 3i,
Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. each and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 499448 499450,
Movie acting, how to learn it in your
own home. 23 p. illus. Svo. ©
Apr. 3, 1916 : 2 ¢c and aff. Apr. 14,
1916; A 429447.
Lait (Jack) [10020-10048
Ae. C. of .. BBs @ Apr. .25,. 1916-2
1 ce. Apr. 24, 1916; A 424059.
Bedtime talk with my little son. ©
Apr, 28: ASI6> 2 ee Apr.” 29, 1946;
A 424149.
Bit of a bite wi’
William Morris. ©
Harry Lauder and
Apr. mye OL G
1 ce. Apr. 26, 1916; A 424066.
Charlie, the Wolf, at the bail park. ©
rye 18, 1916; t.e: Ape.) 19; 1916%
A 423898.
a the Wolf, back to kidhood. ©
Apr +264 891Gs a ie. Apr 272-1516:
A 424093.
Charlie, the Wolf, has stirring tale. ©
May 5, 1916; 1 ec. May 6, 1916; A
424303.
Confessions of a filmhound. © Apr. 30,
1916; 1 « May i, 1916; A “34550:
Fair cowgirl still purst wes him. @ Apr.
21 - 1916: “fc: ‘Apr. 22, 19162" 2
423970.
First letter to my little daughter. ©
May 4,.1916; 1 ce. May 5, 1916; A
424966.
Gus the bus back on the old job. ©
May 8 1916; f « May 10, 1916;
A 4243838.
Gus the bus, Evelyn, Stephens, Katy.
@ May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
A 424359,
Gus the bus finds new consolation. ©
Apr. 24, JOIG:. Le: Apr, 25, 1916);
A 424061.
Gus the Lara no Corsican assassin. ©
Apr 1s S163 tre Apr. 18, 1916;
A 423959.
Hamlet, the Dane, doth make lament.
@, Apr. 2251916 -,4.e. Aprv24/ 1916:
A 424036.
Letter of cheer to lady in distress. ©
Apr: <19) 1916; 1 e¢., Apr. 20: 1916;
A 423947.
Pr mourns passing of loved pest. ©
May 2, 1916: 1 «¢. May 3, 1916; A
424993.
Meet Pete the penman, Clinton, Ia. ©
Ape 21. 1916; e. Apr: 25, 19163
A 424137.
More confessions of a filmhound. ©
May 7, 1916; 1 c« May 8 1916; A
4243738.
Omaha Slim on international crisis. ©
Apr. 20, 1916;
A 423964.
Omaha Slim on the bosom of creation.
@ May 6, 1916; 1 c. May 8 1916;
A 424309.
On to Indiana,
May 9, 1916;
A 424388.
Patriarch.
17, 1916;
Bie: Apr 2° 1916:
all loyal hoosiers. ©
1 ec. May 10, 3916;
@ Apr. 16, 1916; 1 ¢ Apr.
A 423951.
451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10049
Lait (Jack)—Continued.
Perfect forty-sixes have a hero. © May
3, 1916; 1 c. May 4, 1916; A 424247.
Plaint and plea of the chubby lady. ©
Agr.) 2S f901G6) 1G, mray ob Ia
A 424189.
Second bedtime letter to my son. ©
May i], d986 5 4)pe). May. (22, 2996);
A 424428,
Second letter to my baby daughter. ©
May. 19;. 4926 ;.1. ¢: sMay 20,4916;
A 424669.
To Col. Henry Watterson of Kentucky.
© pr. 15, "1916; 1 ce. Apr. 17, 1916;
A 423853.
To Gene Stratton-Porter, feminine sex.
@ May.12,.1916:.1. ce: May 13,. 1916;
A 424449,
What's this ed about, anyway? ©
May 210, 8916s. 4 e. May oh. PE ohG
A 424423,
[Note: The foregoing. are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
LAKE (Nellie W.)* Providence, R. I.
Hand book of Rhode Island invest-
ments. Mar., 1916. cover-title, 20
p. obl. 48mo. $15.00 per 100.
[10049
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429309.
Lamp (Arthur B.)* Cambridge, Mass.
Exercises in the preparation of in-
organic substances. Laboratory
manual, chemistry
Mass., Chemical laboratory of Har-
vard college. 63 numb. 1. diagrs.
4to. [10050
© May 6, 1914; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 4380334.
— Same, rev. 66 numb. 1. diagrs.
4to. [Claimed on general revision]
[10051
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 480335. [Copy-
right is claimed on general revision]
Same rev. with additions. 71
numb. l. diagrs. 4to. [Claimed on
general revision and experiment 17]
[10052
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430336. [Copy-
right is claimed on general revision
and experiment 17]
LANE (Bee) cartoon service. Bee Lane
business builder. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [10053
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 430128; Bradley Lane,
Denver.
LARROWE
to better dairying.
milling co.,* Detroit. Aids
cover-title, [17]
p. illus. 8vo. [10054
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429134.
C. Cambridge, ;
pt. 1, BAe
| Larter (Arthur E.) L. & L. rating
| system, designed to effect standardi- -
| zation of fire insurance rating, Mar.,
| 1916, by A. HE. Larter andiwWwe &
> | Lemmon. [New York, N. Y., Printed
by The Evening post job printing
office, -ine.; 1916]. 16,.12). nee
forms. S8vo. [10055
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 429226;
Cecil F. Shalleross, New York.
| LA Sabre extension university,* Chi-
cago. [10056-10058
Business administration. Business build-
ing talk, no. 16=18, 22. sve
4to. Contents: 16, 17. Money and
banking, SiS Investment and
speculation. —22. Organizing a _ busi-
ness. © Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ce. each and
aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430251.
Course in effective public speaking.
expression lesson talks. Se a ie
[i] p. 4to. (@eMarse: 1916; 2’ c.
and aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 429286.
Higher accountancy. Elements of ac-
counting. sec. 1, lessons & answers
1-4. Various paging. 4to. © Mar.
27, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Apress teeee
A 429287.
LAWRENCE (F. D.) electrie co. Cata-
logue no. 12. Cincinnati, O. [1916]
1048 p. illus. 4to. [10059
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 427980; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
LAWYERS reports annotated. Cumu-
lative index to the Lawyers reports
annotated, vols. 1916A and 1916B,
with separate index to notes. Roch-
ester, N. Y., The Lawyers co-opera-
tive publishing company, 1916. 61
p. 8vo. [10060
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 427865; Lawyers co-
operative pub. co., Rochester, N. Y.
| LEatTzow (Elizabeth Allen von)*
Washington. Dear songs of long
| ago. Sheet, 84 by 54 inches. $0.60.
| [10061
© Apr. 3, 1916;
6, 1916; A 430117.
Lestanc (Maurice) % Hughes Mas-
sie,* London, Bombshell, tr. by Alex-
ander Teixeira de Mattos. Apr.,
1916. 3d instalment. (Jn Pear-
son’s magazine. ) [10062
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1916; A ad int,
2635; pubd. Apr. 3, 1916.
[LepererR (Charles)] Con-crete, [8] p
illus. S8vo. [10063
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c« Decazs
1915; aff. Dec. 23, 1915; A 430259;
T. A. Randall & co., Indianapolis.
2c. and aff. Apr.
452
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
LEE (James)
son, by James Lee and James T.
Carey. Boston, New York [ete.] D. |
t9G,|
[10064 |
C. Heath & co. [1916]
p. illus. 12mo. $0.60.
Soe oa ee
Italian family Robin- |
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. |
19, 1916; A 428590; D. C. Heath & |
co., Boston.
Lee (Sidney) He divined life, he did
not merely copy it. (Jn New York
times Tercentenary Shakespearean
supplement. ) [10065
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423869; New York times co., New
York.
Le GALLIENNE (Richard)
sician—who loved his tools.
New York times.
Shakespearean supplement)
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
Word mu-
(In
Tercentenary
[10066 |
A 423868; New York times co., New |
York.
LEIGHTON (Frederick)* Oswego, N. Y.
Exercises in plane geometry. 42 p..
loose 1. 12mo. $0.25. [10067
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 426634.
LEonNARD (A. O.)* New York.
mon sense care of the hearing.
p. illus. 24mo. [1006S
Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 430333.
Le Petit (Nicholas)* New York. Qui
vive? Honneur! Justice! To the
day! [4] p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.
$0.10. [10069
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 4380097.
Leve (J. Frank) Ferdinand Beyer
preliminary school for the piano-
forte. Gordon ed., rev. and enl.
New York, H. S. Gordon [1916] SS
moe tO © $0.50. [10070
© Apr. 17, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 427773; Estate of Ham-
ilton S. Gordon, New York.
LEvVEILLE (Edward A.)* Chicago.
Freight tariff no. 4E on wrought
iron and steel pipe, Chicago and
Pittsburgh to points in Michigan.
Effective Apr. 1, 1916. 45 p. 24mo.
[10071
e. and aff. Apr.
[4]
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2
29, 1916; A 429754.
Lewis (Edward D.)* Oakland, Cal.
My experience in prohibition states.
cover-title, 24 p. 16mo. $0.15.
[10072
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
80, 1916; A 426933.
Ho
Com- |
oH ——-
10107
Lewis (Harry R.) [10073, 10074
Evolution and possibilities of the dajy-old-
chick industry. © Apr. tO. DODGE, Le:
Apr. 29, 1916; A 424157.
How to insure a supply of cheap eggs
for winter use. © Apr. 24, 1916; 1 e¢
Apr. 29, 1916; A 424159.
_ [Note: The foregoing are in Scranton
times ]
© Eugene McGuckin co., Philadel-
phia.
LEWIS service*, New York. Lewis
service advertising and business
helps for retail merchants. 8 numb.
Ly ths. “port, fol... $00: per (Me
[Text parallel to binding] [10075
(oi Mar “15., 1O1G:. 2..e. and, abe
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429238.
License, @o:)- ‘Poultry doctor: “Sb p.-
illus. 16mo. [10076
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c..and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429148; John Brinkama,
Chicago.
Linpsay (Forbes) [1007TT, 10078
Mortality tables and principles | oz rate-
making. tp. p:b25)|—33,.2 I. Svo.
(Pacific mutual school for salesmen.
First post-graduate course, no. 3.) ©
Mar 25.) 19tG: 2 eh land ai Apriss,
1916; A 429284.
Theory of risk and seas of selection.
1 p. L, p. [14]-24, 11. 8vo. (Pacific
mutual school fae “salesmen. First post-
graduate course, no. 2.) © Mar. 11,
19ODG= 2 e ‘and ‘afl Mar. 20> 191634
429061.
© Pacific mutual life insurance co.
OL “Califor nia, Los Angeles.
comprising a list of lum-
elevators. coal dealers,
or more branch
sold at retail
LINE yards,
ber yards,
etc., operating two
yards at which coal is
in the states of Colorado, Idaho. Il-
linois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Min-
nesota, Missouri, North Dakota,
Montana. Wisconsin, Nebraska,
Oregon, South Dakota & Washins-
ton, 1916. . Chicago, Jil, The J. B.
Sanborn company, 1916. 76 p. Svo.
$5.00. [10079
© Apr’ 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and ‘aff. Apr:
17. 1916: A 428547; J. B. Sanborn,
Chicago.
LIppMANN (C. R.) ‘Taste in dress
[New York, Printed by Alliance
press co., 1916] 23 p. illus. 24mo.
$0.25. [10080
@ Apri, IIGp20c) and) ait.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 429416; Business
men’s advertising service, inc., New
York.
Liste (Ann)
Co-respondent.
424399,
[10081-10107
May 10, 1916. © May
ce. May 11, 1916; A
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10108 ; pt. 1, 0. s., v.18
Liste (Ann)—Continued. LittteE Rock, Ark. Polk’s southern
Co-respondent. May 11, 1916. © May directory eco.’s Little Rock and Ar-
Vi, 1916; 1c.’ Muy 12, (Asie os. genta city directory, 1916. v. 14,
apne i uta Ghee ee Little Rock, Ark., Polk’s southern
ee 28 ay Zs ay a; 7 a ba
1c. May 18, 1916; A 434456. ere Gar es Be “ales
ic. May 20, 1916;°a as4ere, {O play 2 1916; 2 c, May 4, 1916;
aff. May : ; Polk’s
9 9 d 2 ’ : ’
4 tae eae oe ee eae directory co., Little Rock,
Heart of Wetona. Apr. 14, 1916. © Ark,
aDSRe yn Oe SRE) Th T8185 A veatonn a: ian Eee Providence,
Seviate hye ee
Cepia ; A 423 :
—_ Apr. 17, 1916. © Apr. 17, 1916: (© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
1c. Apr. 18, 1916; A 423901. Mar. 21, 1916; A 426795.
Peak TON aoi Cone. 1916 | roxy (Joseph C.) jr.*, New Orleans,
Ape 49) fS16u@ Ave. AO) e146: La. Rate adjustment clause. Sheet,
le PAE 30, 1916; PoRg99" : 11 by 8 inches. (Form no. sees
——aApr. 20, 1916. © NDE: 20, 1916;
1c. Apr. 21, 1916; A 423938. © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Apr.
—— Apr. 21, 1916. © Apr. 21, 1916: 1%, 1916; A 429504.
1c. Apr. 22, 1916: A 423973.
Abr. 22, 1916). @waApe. 29,-71916: LOFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis.
A e. Apr. 24. 1916; A 424016, What is health? (In Masonic ob-
if server ) [10112-10117
ADT. oe wi © Ss se Article 21—23. [3 installments] © Apr
1c. Apr. 25, 1916; A 424039. 1-15, 1916; 1c. each Apr. 21, 1916:
—— Apr eon tuto” Orapra 20, olGe A 423975—423977.
1c. Apr. 26, 1916; A 424078. Article 24. © Apr. 22, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
—— Apr. 26, 1916. © Apr. 26, 1916; 25, 1916; A 424041.
1c. Apr. 27, 1916; A 424101. Article 25. © Apr. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. May 1,
—— Apr. 27, 1916. © Apr. 27, 1916; 1916; A 424198.
1 ec. Apr. 29, 1916; A 424152, Article no. 26. © ad 6, 1916; 1 c. May
—— Apr. 28, 1916. © Apr. 28, 1916; 8, 1916; A 424331
) 2
? ears Sagi; a aatsss, 1916; | Lorp & Thomas*, Chicago. Lord &
1c. May 2, 1916; A 424194. Thomas’ pocket directory of the
May 1, 1916. @ May 1, 1916; American press for 1916. 821 p.
1c, May’ 2, 1916; A 424197. 16mo. $3.00. [10118
ay 2 ;
Des May Bradt Mere 1916 ; © Mar. 31, 1916; 2 @ and an.
—— May 3, 4,1916. © May 3, 4, 1916: Apr. 24, 1916; A 428667.
|
|
1 ¢. each May 5, 1916; A 424979;
424280, cy Lowinson (Louis)* New York. High-
LY don eke GiGi May cased OKs
1 c. May 6, 1916; A 424326.
May 6, 1916. @ May 6
1c. May 8, 1916; A 4243929,
—— May 8, 1916. @ May 8
1 c. May 9, 1916; A 424355.
———= May 9, 1916. J@) May 9: 21916:
est price level reached on grey goods
staples in 1907. Card, 9 by 7 inches.
[10119
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 480190.
1916;
“
1916;
1 ¢. May 11, 1916; A 424396. LUBRICATION. v. 3, no. 6, Apr., 1916.
[Note: The foregoing are in New New York, The Texas company
York evening journal] [1916] 8 p. diagr. 8 vo. [10120
© International news service, | © Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
New York. 24, 1916; A 430450 ; Texas co., New
York.
Lititz, Pa. Directory of Lititz and
Northern Lancaster County, 1916- | Lypick (Ernest B.) Where is the
1917. Lititz, Pa., The Express soul of Ingersoll, and messages from
printing. ‘¢o., ane. 1926. 128... The Maid of Orleans. Pittsburgh,
illus., loose map. S8vo. $1.00. Pa., Lydick, Turner & co., 1916.
[10108 75 p. 8vo. $0.30. [10121
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. © Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
Apr. 21, 1916; A 428630; Express 20, 1916; A 427772 : Lydick, Turner
printing co., Lititz, eo; & co., Pittsburgh.
454
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
10140
[Lyxes (Ira T)] How to close pros-
pects & write new business. Tren-
ton, N. J., The New era publishing
company [1916] cover-title, 8 p.
8vo. $0.30. [10122
@a Mar 728 1916; 2 ¢. and’ aff.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 429476; Frank
Peter Brown, Trenton, N. J.
Lyons (A. Neil) Arthur at the front.
Apr. 23, 30, 1916. [2 instalments]
(In New York call) [10123, 10124
@© Apr. 23, 80,1916; 1 cc each
May 11, 1916; A 424418, 424419;
New York call, New York.
M. 8S. pharmacal co. Jn-o-me toilet
preparations. Confidential warning.
Advance in prices. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [10125
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 426648; Jerome W. Mar-
row, Chicago.
McATAMNEY (Hugh) co.*, New York.
Wanamaker cut service. Issue no.
30, Feb. 21, 1916. Sheet, illus., 25
by 18 inches. [10126
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426690.
Maccabees (Ladies of the modern)*
Port Huron, Mich. Ritual of the
Ladies of the modern Maccabees.
4th ed. 69, [23] p. diagrs. 24mo.
$0.50. [10127
@oMar 25, 1916: 2 ¢c. Mar. 31,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 480648.
[Copyright is claimed on revision]
McCartuy (W. H.)* Los Angeles. Of-
ficial architects’ data chart and con-
tractors’ directory. Sheet, illus., 36
by 25 inches. [10128
Or Mar 7, 1916; 2c; Mar.’ 14,
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 426705.
McConxkry (James H.)* Wrightsville,
Pa. End of the age. For the un-
believing world judgment. (In
Hearing and doing) [10129, 10130
World and its sins. ©: Mar. 31, 1916;
1c. May 20, 1916; A 424661.
World King. © Oct. 10, 1915; 1 c. May
20, 1916; A 424660.
McCormick (Hugh Maleolm)* Lafay-
ette, Ind. In remembrance. [8] p.
8vo. [10131
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 480276.
McGraw central station list, Apr.,
1916. New York, McGraw publish-
ing co., ine., 1916. cover-title, 645 p.
Svo. $10.00. [10132
© May 13, 1916; 2 c. May 20,
1916; aff. May 19, 1916; A 481159;
McGraw pub. co., ine., New York.
McGrerevy (Viola)* Los Angeles. Sex
cover-title, 6 1. 4to.
[10133
©m Mars 125) 19t62 2 te ek tS.
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 426992.
sublime.
MACKIE-BEYER, comp. New excelsior
method for drums, fife, tympani, or-
chestra bells, xylophone and traps.
Phila., Pa., J. W. Pepper & son,
AOC PAS. ph) p. tol: [10134
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 428785; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
Mactréop (Florence A.) Paris, the
world, now Paris, France. (In
Cleveland Sunday leader) [101385
© Apr. 30; (1916 ke Mai.
1916; A 424291; Cleveland co.,
Cleveland.
McManHon (Jo. L. G.)* New York.
This story about a birthday journey
is the first of a series of color books.
New York city, The Emery school
AEE COu PLOTG IY i201 pee auUss @bl:
12mo. (On cover: A birthday jour-
ney ) [10136
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 430290.
McQuay, Norris mfg. co.*, St. Louis.
Pistons and power for Fords. cover-
title, 7, [1] p. illus. S8vo. [10137
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 « and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 429292.
MaAceEE (Anna F.) & Reigart (John
F.)* New York. Magee readers,
book 1. Illus. by Ethel F. B. Bains
and Hugenie M. Wireman. Boston,
London [ete.] Ginn and company
[1916] vii, 109 p. inel. front., col.
illus. 12mo. $0.36. [10138
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 427978.
MAGNIPHONE c¢0.", Chicago. Audi-
phone. Sheet, 11 by 84 inches.
[10139
© Mar 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426682.
Main electric mfg. co.*, Pittsburgh.
Main electric plant will light your
home safely and economically.
Sheet illus., printed on both sides,
19 by 24 inches. (Bulletin no. 40) _
[10140
@© Mar 14, 1916; 2) ¢, Mar. (25,
1916; aff. Mar. 27, 1916; A 4293820.
ABO I 1G 4 455
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10141
pt. 1, B'S v. a
Matton (James Own)* Philadelphia.
Detained in a madhouse; or, The ad-
ventures of Bessie, masterpiece
photoplay drama story. 16 p. S8vo.
[10141
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429482.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
Each 1 sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches.
[10142-10146
Sheet 368. Feb. 26 [1916] © Feb. 24,
1916. 2. e. and aff... Apr. .12, 1916;
A 429427,
Sheet 369, Mar. 4, [1916] © Mar. 1],
190G> 2 Cc. and aff. Mar. 6; 419162" 4
426512.
Sheet 371. Mar. 18, [1916] © Mar. 15,
LOStErey2 co and ‘atks Apres Pt, 2916s 2A
429502.
Sheet 372. Mar. 25 [1916] © Mar. 22,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A
429428.
Sheet 374. Apr. 8 [1916] © Apr. 5,
1916>) 2c, and: alts Apres, 15s 19165 A.
430306.
MANITOBA readers (Polish) ist reader.
Chicago, Polish American publishing
company [1916] 126 p., 11. illus.
Svo. $0.25. [10147
© Jan 17, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1916;
aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A 420947; Polish
American pub. co., Chicago.
MANUAL arts press*, Peoria, Ill. Shop
problems, series no. 2. Drawings on
tracing paper ready for blue-print-
ing, ed. by Albert F. Siepert. 16
numb. loose diagrs. in cover. S8vo.
$0.25. [10148
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2
17, 1916; A 428555.
MANUFACTURING jewelers’ board of
trade*, Providence, R. I. Reference
book. 32d issue. [Providence, R.I.,
e. and aff. Apr.
Printed by E. A. Johnson & co.]
1916. 736 p. 4to. [10149
(cy Mar, 1%, 1906+. See. sind” waif,
Mar. 20, 1916: A 428199.
Marrporo, Mass. Directory for Marl-
boro, Westboro [etc.] Mass., 1915.
v. 9. Salem, Mass., New England
directory company, 1915. 493 p.
8vo. $3.50. [10150
(}Apr, “14, 3915; 26. Apr 13,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 428875;
New England directory co., Salem,
Mass.
Mariow (Ralph)
boys on the battle line;
Big five motorcycle
or, With the
allies in France. New York, A. L.
Burt company [1916] 251 p. front.
12mo. $0.60. [10151
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
93, 1916; A 431185; A. L. Burt co.,
New York.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Polk’s Marquette
city and county directory, 1916-17.
v. 11. Detroit, Mich., R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 732 p. Svo. $6.00. [10152
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 e@ Apr. 13,
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428496;
R. L. Polk & co., Detroit.
MARSHALL (William MRobert)* Los
Angeles. William Robert Marshall’s
personal mail course in scientific -
salesmanship for master plumbers.
Lesson 1-10. [100] p. 12mo. $5.00.
) Faas
©; Mar. 15, 1916; 2°¢. Apr aa,
1916; aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 427683.
MarTIN (Mac)
ness.
Bigger, better busi-
(In Chicago herald)
[10154-10156
How to create good will in your business.
c May’9, 1916; Ices May 40 99i65 A
424389.
©
How to decrease selling costs. May
10,1916; 1 c. May 11, 1916; A 424425.
Value of research work in seiling. ©
1 ce. May 90,-19165 A
May 8, 1916;
424381.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Martin (William J.)* Cleveland.
Martin non-skid interlock horse-shoe
quoits. cover-title, 19 p. _ illus.,
ports, diagr. 16mo. $0.25. [10157
© Feb. 15, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430763.
[Mary Domitilla (Sister)] ‘Third
reader, by A sister of St. Joseph.
New. York, The Macmillan company,
1916. 214 p. illus. 12mo. (ideal
Catholic readers) $0.40. [10158
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 428505; Macmillan ©¢o.,
New York.
Mason (A. G.)
Twenty-five cents is
9 1. illus. fol. [10159
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. "Mars Ze,
1916; aff. Apr. 8 1916; A 430155.
MASSACHUSETTS retail shoe merchants
assn., ine.*, Boston. What to expect
and what not to expect in footwear
and the reasons. 6 p. folder. 16mo.
[10160
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 480291.
MASSENGALE. (St. Elmo) Bigger, bet-
ter business. South your market.
(In Chicago herald) [10161-10166
mfg. co.*, Cleveland.
all you need.
Apr. 17, 1916. © Apr. 17, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 423958.
Apr. 18, 1916. @© Apr. 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 423899.
456
;
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
MASSENGALE (St. Elmo)—Continued.
maar wotg., © Apr. 19, 19163 1 ¢.
Apr. 20,;°2916; A 423948,
Apr. 20, 1916. © Apr. ae POLE kc;
Apr. 21, 1916; A 428963
Spek LotG. . © Apr. 21, "1916; i C.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 423971.
Apr TOL. Apr. TOTG Ss Lee:
© 22,
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424035.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Masten & Wells fireworks mfg. co.*,
Boston. Catalogue and price list of
fireworks, flags, balloons, lanterns,
Fourth of July goods, etec., for 1916.
[57th year] 88 p. illus. 24mo.
[10167
fer Apr tt? 1916; 2° ec. and ‘aff.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 429410.
MatTiack (Joseph Roy)* Ft.
Ind. Preparedness, an estate rec-
ore 120, Dp... Svo.,. $1.00. [10168
fe Mar s28: 1916; 2: ¢ Mar. 31,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 480156.
Mawson (Robert)
in. shrapnel. 4.
Wayne,
Manufacturing 12
(In American ma-
chinist ) [10169
© Apr. 20; 1916; 1 c. Apr: 24,
1916; A 424127; Hill pub. co., New
York.
Maxey (Irl V.)* Ashton, Id. Melody
of the heart. cover-title, [24] p.
Svo. $0.50. [10170
© Mar. 25,1916; 2 c.: Mar: 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 430318.
MAxweEtLL (John M.)* Madison, Wis.
Cecilian riddles riddled. Chicago,
Po). Koch “company [1916] 4.1.
16mo. $0.10. [10171
‘© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Apr. 15, 1916; A 480301.
[May (LL. R.)] Requirements for
high school credits of the Progres-
Sive series of piano lessons. 7 p.
12mo. [10172
©) Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and - aft.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426668; Art pub-
lication soc., St. Louis.
Maye (May Benedict)* Los Angeles.
[10178, 10174
O there’s a road to happiness. Post
einds) @nMars 23, 1916342 ¢@: Mar. 27,
LONG sate. Aprs 11, 1916; A 429421.
Spring with its wonderful magic. Post
Card ©) Mar, 23, 1916: 2 ce Mar. 27:
1916; aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 429422.
MesEsE & Gottfried co.*, San Francisco.
General catalog. Section no. 1. 9th
Powe L,. 174. p... illus., -diagrs.
8vo. [10175
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 428656.
=
load
9)
MEYER-BOTH Co.
10195
School
color competition.
MELBOSE adv. service*, Seattle.
children’s water
(In Seattle daily times) [10176
© Apr tO 1916? ih cy Apr ri
1916; A 423880.
MerERCHANTS’ & manufacturers’ co.*,
Springfield, Mass. Bulletin, mer-
chants’ and manufacturers’ service.
Bulletin 2135)¢ 135A=G.....9. 1). dus.
Ato. KG ARTEL
©, Mar.’ 25, 1916 3.2 .¢; and aft. Apr.
24, 1916; A 430461.
MERCHANTS RETAIL credit assn. Rat-
ine book of the city of greater Dal-
las, Tex. [Dallas, Tex.] Merchants
retail credit association [1916] 2
Dike 2O2 "pe seols [10178
©) Apres, 191682) eVand*att Apr:
PR 1916: A 4276382. Sames. (H.R.
Chilton, Dallas.
MERRELL messenger, v. 2, no. 2, Apr.,
1916. [Cincinnati, O., Printed by
The Procter & Collier co.]; 1916.
p. 17-82, illus. S8vo. [10179
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. ©
19, 1916; A 429592; Wm. S. Mer-
rell chemical co., Cincinnati.
Merrick (Hyde Buxton) *
Mass. Chatham Bars. (Jn Cape
Cod magazine, Mar., 1916) [10180
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. May 19, 1916;
A 424677.
Cambridge,
METAL industry directory and buyers’
guide, 1916. New York, The Metal
mdustry, LOlGl” GS, ps ¢ GVO LELOrse
© Mar. 18, 1916;.2 ec. Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 429228;
Metal industry pub. co., ine., New
York:
Metaxas (Nicholas P.)* New York.
New view, principal and immediate
cause of diseases of the nervous sys-
tem and especially of epilepsy. 1st
eds TERT p. 16mee ($0.25: § [O1s2
©) Feb. 18) 19916" 2%es Mar. 125,
1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 430005.
[10183-10195
Extra special sheet, no. 2. Apr. 7, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Mar.
3151-1916 3) 2 e.,and afi. Apr: 3, 1916 5
A 429283.
[Ladies plate ad series] L. P.
24,26, 28, -30;° 33
1. illus. fol.
AG) MORUZ2.
» OF MOO Woo AbOe LO
[ Text parallel to binding. ]
@) Mars 27, 291622 ¢, and aii... Mar.
31, 1916; A 429254.
[Mens plate ad. 2d quarter] no. 27
PA OP PAU, Lendl lise. cOly sa)
Apr te 1916.) Zivey and j. ath. Apr. .6;
1916 ; A 430115.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
ib
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10196
Dt. 5.3 sae 13
MeryYeER-BotH co.—Continued.
Newspaper feature cut service. Weeks
ending APT. 7, wee 2h 26, AOLGs a Ve
lus: 2h). by 726 inches. © Mar. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A
426834—426837.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 49, Mar. 28, 1916. Sheet
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Mar. 20,
1OIG 22 c. andratt, Mar. 23.) 191Gr) A
4268338.
Sheet L. P. 50. Apr. 14, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 sby 25 inches... © Apr. .10
1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A
430292.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 18, Mar. 15, 1916. peel
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Mar.
4916% 52.-c>-and sait:- Mar.” 13) 1916:
A 4266338.
Sheet no. 20. Apr. 17, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19: jby.25) anches: ©. Apr: , 18,
LONG 2 Croandv aire Apr, 226 1916s" A
429623.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 292. \Apr. 7, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Apr. 4,
1916): 2) Gand aff. Apri-8) d916i; A
430145.
Sheet no. 293, Apr. 18, 1916. Sheet,
us., (25 by 18 inches. © Apr. 10,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A
429457,
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
MICHELENA (Beatriz)* San Rafael,
Cal. Talks with screen-struck girls.
(In San Rafael Independent)
[10196-10200
[2 instalments]2 © Apr. 4, 11, 1916;
tere. jeach Apr 18%) LOmGs: A: "423889,
423890.
Series 2, no. 9.
May 1, 1916; A 424167.
Series 2.0 no: 10. (@) Apr e25) 19164 1c.
May 1, 1916; A 424165.
Series'\2) nowt is '©@ May: 2) 1916511 c.
May 10, 1916; A 424394.
MiIpvALeE steel co.*, Philadelphia.
[10201, 10202
Midvale diamond brand tool steel. 2d
ed. 19°p. ingél. front,, ilfus.,. 12mo0/; .©
Apr: 6, 1916; 2a. and af, Apr..2190,
1916; A 429362.
Stellite, not a steel but a new cutting
metal of wonderful possibilities. 17,
ra} p. iitus. * fimo. -"@ Apt.’ Gte1s:,
2c. and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 429363.
Mites (Emanuel)* Sherman, ‘Tex.
New era thoughts. [Sherman, Tex.,
Printed by Sherman courier] 1916.
1 p.1., 56, [1] p. 8vo, ‘$0.25. [10203
©. Mar: 10, 1916;:2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 11, 1916; A 427627.
Mitter (Chas. W.)* Memphis, Tenn.
Human interest catechism, answers
from the Holy Bible. (Jn Memphis
commercial appeal.) 10204
© May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 10, 1916;
A 424365.
© Apr, £8, 1916s; 1 se.
MILLER
Minter (E. Frank)* Fort Wayne, Ind.
I am content, are you? (Jn Rail
splitter, Apr., 1916) — [10205
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429577.
[Mirter (Lucey) ]
a mining
Girl’s new story of
stampede, by Olive Gray
[pseud.] (Jn Los Angeles daily
times ) [10206
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 «. May 124985;
A 424185; Los Angeles times, Los
Angeles.
(Marian Beatrice)* Denver.
September on Wind River trail.
[3] p.. illus. 24mo... $0.10." [He207
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429354.
MILLER (Marion C.)* Salamanea, N. Y.
Handbook for International graded
Sunday school lessons.
[10208-10211
Beginners ist year, pt. 3. Teachers
handbook [and portfolio of plates and
loose 1.] Salamanca, N. Y., Miller
publishing company. [1916] ys Vis
illus. S8vo:.; @- Mare is. 1916. 2.
each and aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429327.
Primary first year, pt. 3. Teachers hand-
book [and portfolio of loose 1.] Sala-
mianea,,. IN.’ Xs; ee publishing com-
pany [i916] v.’ iisoeSxvee ©
DEE 17, 1916: By c. each and aff. Apr.
eG SA 429328.
a rit second year, pt. 38. Teachers
handbook [and portfolio of loose 1.]
Salamanca, N. Y., Miller publishing
company [1916] dy. illus. 8vo.
Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Apr.
5, 1916: A 429329.
Primary third year, pt. 3. Teachers
handbook [and portfolio of loose 1.]
Salamanca, N. Y., Miller publishing
company [1916] 2 y, illus. 8vo. ©
Mar. 18, 1916;.2 ¢«. and aff, Apr.ss;
1916; A 429330.
MILLER (Pendleton A.) Business pro-
ducer; the how and why of sales-
manship for pictured knowledge
workers. Ed. by Pendleton A. Mil-
ler, contributions and revisions by
Ernest C. McBride. Chicago, Comp-
ton-Johnson company [1916] 2p. 1,
234 p. 8vo. [10212
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 427969 ; Compton-Johnson
co., Chicago.
Mitutrr (Samuel Yeaman)* Oxford, O.
Rays of light; or, Facts as we find
them. Oxford, O., The A. C. Stew-
art press [1916] 338 p. 16mo.
$0.25. [10213
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428564.
458
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
16246
MILLIKEN bros., ine.*, New York. Mul-
tiple unit system of steel shed con-
struction. cover-title, [8] p. plates
(1 fold.) 4to. [10214
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
381, 1916; A 429264.
Miciikin (Hugh Ernest)* Cleveland.
Millikin method a short but compre-
hensive and effective method of
Diane instruction. Book 2. 11. p.
fol. $1.00. [10215
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 480191.
Minne (William J.) Key to Progres-
Sive arithmetic, second book, Georgia
ed. New York, Cincinnati, [etc.]
American book company [1916] 117
p. 12mo. $0.60. [10216
©) Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 429096; American
book co., New York.
MILWAUKEE dustless brush co.*, Mil-
waukee. Just reach under and pull
the dust out. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
[10217
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
2, 1916; A 426691.
MINNEAPOLIS journal. [10218, 10219
For your family’s a start a savings
account. © May 2, 1916; 1 c. May 6,
1916; A 424358.
Man with the check-book knows where
HeSeatey mOmeAprs L%,) LOG 1 te, Apr:
20, 1916; A 423916.
[Note: The foregoing are in Minne-
apolis journal
© Journal ptg. co., Minneapolis.
MIssouRI crematory assn. Crema-
tion. cover-title, 6 1. illus. 24mo.
[10220
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429391; Ruebil-Tyler-
Brown advertising co., St. Louis.
MiTcHELL (A. B.)* Birmingham, Ala.
Improved traverse tables. 9, [17]
p. 12mo. [10221
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429404.
MITCHELL (Bruce)* Angeles.
Beast. 18 p. 4to. [10222
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429319.
MITCHELL (Harry G.)* Deer Lodge,
Los
Mont. [102238, 10224
iat Aamo. “10.25. 6G), Apr: sain
HILG = 2c. and. att. ‘Apr; 22° 1916%
429638.
Trouble’s pack. Sheet, 114 by 33 inches.
DORZae @p Apr: Wi9. A1916 "2. eand! aft:
Apr. 24, 1916; A 430455.
Mositez, Ala. R. L. Polk & co.’s Mobile
city directory, 1916. Mobile, Ala.,
Birmingham, Ala. [ete.] R. L. Polk
& co., [1916] 941 p. S8vo. $7.00.
[10225
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428540; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
MopERN Samaritans. Why you should
join the order of Modern Samari-
tans, viel ph. telder: thls’, yep
48mo. $0.24. [10226
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 29,
1916; aff. Mar. 21, 1916; A 426805;
Carl J. Johnson, Minneapolis.
Monroe calculating machine
Orange, N. J.
COs
Instruction book of
the Monroe calculating machine.
48 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. [10227
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1916;
aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 427897.
MONTGOMERY (James) Sacrifice. [Los
Angeles, Printed by Standard print-
ing .co., 1916] cover-title, 16 p.
12mo. [10228
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429368; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
Moore (F. O.)* Glendale, Cal. An-
swers. to jokes on the Ford and
Songs on the fly. cover-title, [12] p.
16mo. $0.10. [10229
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 430109.
Moore & Evans. Our monthly sales-
man, Apr., May, 1916. 40 p. illus.
4to. [10230
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 429279; James W. Clark,
Chicago.
Moore bros. co.*, Joliet, Ill. Moore’s
stoves, ranges, furnaces. Catalog
no. 86. cover-title, 160 p. illus. (part
eol.), ports. Svo. [10231
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429402.
MorEHOUSE (William Russell)* Los
Angeles. [10282-10246
After sixty years. Card, 42 by 18%
inches. $1.00.
Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916;
426725.
Banker’s duty. Card, 4% by, 18s inches.
$1.00. © Dee. 15, 1915; 2 Mar. 16,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; Ne 426728.
Begin today to save. Card, 4% by 18%
inches. © Dec. 15, 1915; IG
Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A
426729.
A
Christmas thrift. Ca
inches. $1.00.
Mar. 16, 1916; aff.
is
2
rd, 42 by 184
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c.
Mar. 15, 1916; A
459
CATALOGUE
10247
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1, 0. 58.,:V.48
MorEHOUSE (William Russell) *—Con.
Hight billion five hundred million dollars.
Card, 43 by 18% inches. 200. - '@
Dec. 15, 1015; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1916; aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426735.
It is a mistake for you to keep your
money idle. Card, 4% by 18% inches.
$1.00... © Dec15; 1925% 2 -¢: Mar.:16,
1916; aff. Mar. 15,:1916; A 426727.
National extravagance. Card, 42 by 18%
inches. $1.00. © Dec. 15, 19155 2 c.
Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A
426738.
Person who saves always has. Card, 4%
by 18% inches. $1.00. © Dec. 15,
1915; 2c. Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15,
1916; A 426734.
Protection. Card, 42 by 18%
$1.00. © Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. Mar.-16,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426726.
Safest way. Card, 42 by 183 inches.
S700. ‘© Dec, 15, 19155 2 c, Mar. 16,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426731.
Savings of the world. Card, 4% by 18%
inches. . $1.002 ©, Dec. 415, 19155 2: ¢.
Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A
426724.
Thirty-three millions of our ‘American
people. Card, 43 by 183 inches. $1.00.
© Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1916;
aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426723.
This bank makes you this proposition.
Card, 42 by 184 inches. 1.00.
Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1916; aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426730.
Waste because of plenty. Card, 4% by
184 inches. $1.00. © Dec. 15, OMe
2c. Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 426721.
Why speculate and lose. Card, 42 by
18% inches. $1.00. © Dec. 15, 1915;
2 ¢. Mar. 16, 1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916;
A 4267382.
MormMan (James B.) Best methods
of protection against white diarrhea.
(In Scranton times) [10247
© Apr. 83,1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 29, 1916;
A 424156; Eugene McGuckin Co.,
Philadelphia. “i
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine.
(New York Morning telegraph, sec.
2) Each 2 instalments.
[10248-10251
@ Apt 22.19, Torore 1
20, 1916; A 423918,
inches.
1916.
Apr.” 29,
Apr.
e. each
423919.
Apr. 16, 23
aY,
1 ¢c. each
424241.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
Morris (Lucy L. W.)* Minneapolis.
Our tree. (Jn Loring day, Apr. 28,
1916, Minneapolis public schools)
[10252
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429411.
© Apr. 16, 23, 1916;
4, 1916; A 424240,
1916.
May
Morrow (Archibald William)* Chi-
cago. Economics of modern archi-
tecture. cover-title, [20] p. illus.,
port. obl. 48mo. $1.00. [10253
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429314.
MoseLtEy (A. W.) . ed. Practical
mathematics. Chicago, Ill., Practi-
cal engineer. [1916] 64 p. diagrs.
Sto. $0.50. [10254
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢@ Apeed
1916;.. aff., Mar... 31, — 19a ae
430010; Technical pub. co., Chicago.
Morr (J. L.) iron works*, New York.
[10255, 10256
Danger of excessively heated water &
how to avoid it.. 17 Das wis eSvo.
$0.04. © Mar. 29, 191630270. and
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 425252.
Mott’s plumbing fixtures, no. 7. 27 p.
illus. ..16mo. $0.05... ©) Mar 4.
1916 °° 2 ¢. and ‘aff. “Mar wo, toe
A 429252.
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel) Italians re-
print Grey talk. (Jn Chicago daily
news. ) : [10257
© May .17,. 19167, doc. ieee:
1916; A 424648; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
Munson (C. W.)* Roslyn, N. ¥. Ex-
hibit one. by car of citrus fruits.
Apr., 1916. cover-title, 22 1. illus.
(part col.) 12mo. [10258
©’ Apr.” 6, °1916; 2 er" ame
Apr. 8, 1916; A 430189.
Murray (Clara)Wide awake junior;
an easy primer. [Boston] Little,
Brown, and company, 1916. 112 p.
inc® front., col. illus. 12i:mo0. $0.30.
. [10259
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 & and ai Ape.
15, 1916; A 427711; Little, Brown,
and company, Boston.
Murray (W. John)* New York.
[10260-10262
Atonement, an address delivered at the
Hotel Astor. New York, The Divine
science publishing association [1916]
1 p. I., p. 99-128. ‘“1l2mo.. $025. ©
Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 24,
1916; A 428648.
God the banker, an address delivered at
the Hotel Astor. New York, The
Divine science publishing association
[1916] 82 p. 12mo.' $0.25.) (@ aoe,
8, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 24, 1916;
A 428647.
Life, an address delivered at the Hotel
Astor. New York, The Divine science
publishing association [1916] 1 p. lL,
p. 131-160. 12mo. $0.25, "© Apis,
1916: 2 c. and aff, Apr. 24, 1916; A
428649.
[Muscuamp (BH. A.)] [Uncle Harry’s
talks, by E. A. Muschamp and R. C.
Clothier. B9—-B22] [12 instalments]
(9, 10, in Philadelphia Evening tele-
eraph; 11-22, in Johnstown daily
tribune) Contents.—9. Uncle Harry
tells about the campaign toward
Egypt.—10. Uncle Harry explains
workingmen’s compensation.—11,
460
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 5, 1916
[MuscHAmp (EH. A.) ]—Continued.
Uncle Harry tells about the supreme
court.—12. Uncle Harry tells about
tells about the shipping bill.—14.
Uncle Harry explains a tariff board.
15. Unele Harry tells about a
great man.—16. Uncle Harry tells
of new uses for moving pictures.—
17. Uncle Harry tells about the Bel-
gium of today.—18. Uncle Harry
tells about the stars.—19. Uncle
Harry tells about the fall of
Erzerum.—20. Uncle Harry tells
about what will end the war.—21.
Uncle Harry explains the Nicaragua
eanal treaty.—22. Uncle Harry tells
how the gulf stream benefits Russia.
[10263
te sam ot. Web. 3; 7, 10, 14, 17:21,
ae, Mar. 2,6, 9; 13, 16, 19163 1 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1916; A 424146; M-C syndi-
cate, Philadelphia.
Muscrave (A. F.) Wet and dry
cleaning. (Jn National cleaner and
dyer. May, 1916.) [10264
@irApr, 20;.1916;° 1c.» Apr.
1916;
24,
A 424014; Dowst bros. co.,
Chicago.
MUSKOGEE paint & glass co. Where
art and business meet. I am the
paint brush. (Muskogee times-
democrat ) [10265
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
A 424184; Ernest McDaniel, Mus-
kogee, Okl.
MUSSELSHELL County, Mont. Mon-
tana state farmers’ directory, Mus-
selshell County, 1916-1917. Boze-
man, Mont., Farmers’ directory com-
pany, .191G6: 160 jp... illus. *.S8vo.
$5.00. [10266
eager 24° 1916: 2 ¢.” Apr. 28,
foto, anv. Apr. 27, 1916: A 427875;
Roy HE. Kalat, Bozeman, Mont.
‘Nacke (Louise) Crocheted yokes for
corset covers and night gowns.
Book no. 4. cover-title, 12 p. illus.
obl. S8vo. $0.10. [10267
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 427877; Jacob Frank
mercantile co., St. Louis.
Napa, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co..s Napa city, Calistoga [ete.] di-
rectory, 1916. v. 5. Sacramento,
Cal., Polk-Husted directory co.,
1916. 146 p. S8vo. $5.00. [10268
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
ait. May 3, 1916; A 428830; Polk-
= age directory co., Sacramento,
al.
a a
10278
Narpi (Pasquale)* New York. Nardi,
habit maker. [8] pls. (part col.)
in cover. 16mo. [10269
©' Apr; 12/1916; 2 and aff. Apr.
15; 1916; A 430296.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nashville city di-
rectory, 1916. [v. 52], Nashville,
Tenn., Marshall- Bruce- Polk com-
pany, 1916. 1021 p. loose fold. map.
Svo. $8.00. [10270
OvApr. (25,1916 -* 2 \te2 Apr oe:
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 427893;
Marshall-Bruce-Polk co., Nashville.
NATIONAL ACADEMY of design*, New
York. Illustrated catalogue, winter
exhibition, 1915. New York [1915]
IX, 60. Ds. SON. plates. namo:
$0.25. [10271
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
(, 1916 : A. 420268.
NATIONAL ASSN. of steel
engravers*, Louisville.
& copper plate
Proper forms
for social engraving. [28] p. 4to.
$0.65. [10272
© Apr 8, 1916.2 @ Apr: 15-1916.
aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429483.
NATIONAL BRAKE & electrie co.*, Mil-
waukee. Type MW-1, 10 cu. ft. (di-
rect current) motor driven air brake
compressor. 7 [1] p. illus., diagrs.
4to. (Part catalog no. N 434, Mar.,
1916. ) [10273
© Mar. and aff.
Mar.
20, 4LOIG 321i.
29, 1916; A 429235.
NATIONAL BUSINESS ability tests. Bul-
letin no. 1, Mar., 1915. Chicago, IIl1.,
National associated schools of scien-
tific business, 1915. 24 p. S8vo.
$0.10. [10274
© Mar. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 427905; Sherwin Cody,
Chicago.
NATIONAL CASKET €O0.*,
Long Island City,
Boston, Mass.,
Oneida and Roch-
ester, N. Y. [10275-10278
Catalogue O. Boston branch. 362 p.
illus. obl. 24mo. © Feb. 27, 1916;
2 c. May 25, 1916; aff. May 24, 1916;
A 434100.
Catalogue O. New York. 398 p._ illus.
obl. 24mo. © Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c.:May
25,1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434101.
Catalogue O. Oneida, N. Y., Syracuse,
N. Y., Albany, N. BS 296 Dee alhas:
obl. 34mo. © Apr. 1916; 2 c. May
25. LOG: ‘aff. May 34? 1916; A 434102.
Catalogue O. Rochester, N. Y., Buffalo,
N. Y. 28>" p. silluss; sobl. 34mo. @)
Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. May 25, 1916; aff.
May 24, 1916: A 434103.
461
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1) mUs., vids
10279
NATIONAL CLOAK & suit co.*, New
York. Summer styles, 1916. cover-
title, 32 p., col. illus. 4to. (Na-
tional money-saving style book v. 20,
no. 3, Apr., 1916.) [10279
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429451.
NatTionaL fire proofing co.*, Pitts-
burgh. [10280, 10281
Natco dairy barn for 30 cows. Sheet
illus., diagrs. printed on both sides
48 by 20 inches, fold. to obl. 24mo.
(Desieon no, 7.) © Mars 10519165
2G Mar: 14,1916 ; aff. Mar) 15, 1916;
A 42671 6.
Natco general barn. Design no. 7.
Sheet, plans, printed on both ea
48 by 20 inches. © Apr. 3, 1916;
and aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 430098.
NATIONAL GAME co. Rules and regula-
tions for the fascinating game of
Batting. [4] p. illus. 8vo. $0.10.
[10282
©, Mar. 18.7916? 2 se? Apr ths
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430485;
John T. O’Hara, St. Louis.
NATIONAL IMPORTING & mfg. co.*, New
York. Road to profit. [3] p. illus.
16mo. [10283
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429568.
NATIONAL LEAGUE of professional base
ball clubs. Constitution and playing
rules, 1916. Official publication.
New York, American sports pub-
lishing company [1916] 88p. front.
(port. group) 16mo.
athletic library, group I, no. 856,
Apr., 1916) $0.10. [On cover: Offi-
cial handbook] [10284
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
({[Spalding’s
20, 1916; A 427769; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN bank. Safe-
guards your savings. Blotter, 4 by
94 inches. [10285
© “Mar. 25; 1916: 2 ca Mare 27,
1916; aff. Apr. 4, 1916; A 430177;
W. F. Roberts, Washington, D. C.
NATIONAL scHooL of chiropractic*,
Chicago. Annual announcement,
1916-1917. 80 p._ illus. (incl.
ports.) 4to. (On cover: Tenth an-
nual catalogue) [10286
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430161.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [of the port of
Boston] for Feb., 1916. [8] p. 4to.
[10287
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429108.
46
NATIONAL SIGN corporation*, Philadel-
phia. Mail order price list. 15 p.
illus. 16mo. [10288
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 480314.
NATIONAL TROTTING assn.*, Hartford,
Conn. Winrace and eligibility book
for 1916. 134 p. nar. 8vo. $0.50.
[10289
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429098.
NEw ENGLAND telephone & telegraph
*, Boston. Belfast-Rockland dis-
trict telephone directory. Spring
issue, 1916. 384. cover-title, 40 p.
Svo. [10290
(©. Apr. 8, 19163, 2 \e.eepeeee
1916; aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 430266.
New York (State) Courts of record.
Official ed. law reports and session
laws. Advance sheets.
[10291-10300
no. .795, Mar,’ 14, 1946.) (@ wie
1916: 2 1e; and aff. Mary 13," 1916:
A 428064.
no. “794, Mar. 18, 1916. ©) Mary as:
1916; 2 e. and. aff.. Mars 201SiG.
A 428171.
no. 795, Mar: 25, 1996. (@i fierce
1916;..2. ¢...and-‘aff.. Marsa2 hada
A 428265.
no. 796, Apr. 1, 1916.
2.¢. and aft; Apr: 3; 19f6Ree 428381.
no. 797, Apr. 8, 1916. © Apr. 8, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. ‘Apr. 10, 1916; A 428499,
no. 798, ‘Apr. 15, ::1916..°°%@) (Ape wae
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.) 1%, 1916:
29 99
A 428545.
no. 799, Apr... 22, 1916. @-ApE> 2.
Apr. 24, 1916 ; aff. Apr.
VOLES 2p:
29, 1916; A 427891,
no. 800, Apr: .295 TStGsane)
1916: 2 ¢. and aff. May
A 427928.
no. 801, May 6. 1916. © May 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 10, 1916; A 428939.
no. 802, May 13, 1916. © Mayda.
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 16, 1916;
A 431087.
© J. B. Lyon co., Albany.
NEw YORK ELECTRICAL trade school,
ine.*, New York. New York electri-
cal school ine.: [eatalogue] 64 p.
@ Apr. 1, 1916;
Apr.
2,
29,
1916;
illus., diagrs. S8vo. [10301
() Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and 8m,
Mar. 31, 1916; A 480129.
NEw YORK ELECTROTYPERS’ union no.
100. Duntonian technical educa-
tional series for apprentices.
Lecture 9. Oxygen. [4] p. fol.
$0.10. [10302
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Mar. 10, 1916; A 426703; George E.
Dunton, New York.
9
“
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
10362
Jersey City.
[10303-10310*
New York herald co.*,
German attack on Verdun effort. to
drive France to her knees. © Feb.
taesotG.) £ 'c; Heb.. 28, 19165. A
422728.
Germans attempt to repeat at Verdun
tactics used at Warsaw. © Mar. 5,
to1Gs 4% ¢., Mar.,6, 1916;,A 422876.
Germans move 500,000 men into Flanders
for a battle in West. © Apr. 30,
1916; 1c. May 1, 1916; A 424201.
Holland- America vessels: continue
service. Key,to chart. © Apr.
1916; 1c. Apr. LF, 1916; A 423865.
Holland ready to sell life for national
honor. Holland, with drawn sword,
stands ready. © PAV OIR, alse I a eyed Bao
Apr. 17, 1916; A 428862.
Kut-el-Amara takes place as one of
in
LG;
greatest sieges. Eyes of Britain are
on struggle to relieve Kut. © Apr.
tpeeeotoe we es Apr. 17; 1916; A
428863.
Mauretania to resume passenger service.
Mey oro chante © Heb. 27, 1916; 1c.
Feb. 28, 1916; A 422727.
Russia with 1,500,000 newly trained
men becomes a real factor in three
War dheatres. .© Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424043.
Russians move on Tigris Valley for
final struggle. © Feb. 20, 1916; 1 ¢.
Feb. 21, 1916; A 422578.
Three big steamships arrive here to-
morrow. Key to chart. © Feb. 20,
1OLGS Te; Keb: 27; 1916; A 42257 9:
Vaux and Corbeaux woods demand week
of German effort at Verdun. © Mar.
Meetotee of Cc. Mar, 13, 19163, A
423044.
West Indies traffic passes the transat-
Faunie, Key to chart. © Mar. 12,
1916; 1 ec. Mar. 13, 1916; A 423043.
16 steamers on the Herald chart gabe
week. Key to _ chart.
foto; te. May 8, 1916; A 424354,
22 passenger vessels in transatlantic
trade. Key to chart. APE LoOs
ero- he. May 1, 1916; A’ 424200.
35 steamships on the Herald’s chart
this week. Key to chart. © Apr. 23,
AeaG te, Apr. 24,1916: A 494042.
41 steamships on the Herald chart this
week.. Key to chart. Mar. 5,
#9165 1 c. Mar. 6, 1916; A 42287
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York herald]
New York telephone co.*, Albany and
New York. {10811-10314
Albany district telephone directory. Feb.,
POU Vila col) p. -4to. .© Mar. 10,
LO 16.:.2 ©, "Mar. 11, 1916; aff. Mar. 13,
1916; A 426645.
Binghamton district telephone directory.
Mar, 4, 1916. 98 p. 4to. © Mar. 4,
agNG- 2 e. and iaff. Apr. \24, 1916;
A 430459.
Care and operation of central office
power plant. Sheet, printed on both
Sides, 7 by 4 inches. ale
bulletin 140 C. Feb., 1916. p. 1, 2.)
Mare Me LONG: 12 ec. and aff. Apr. 38,
1916; A’ 429290,
Elmira district telephone directory. Apr.
Pe tolGes 102) p.- 4to. Apis 1
Eto. 2 ¢, and air, Apr, ' 24; 1916: A
430460.
|
New York.
1616—
NEw YORK TIMES. €O.*,
Shakespeare tercentenary,
1916. (J72 New York times)
[10315-10317
© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
A 423866.
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr.
Apr. 2, 1916.
£0; 1916):
ADE Or Om Ge
10, 1916; A 423870.
Apr. 16, 1916. © Apr. 16, 1916;
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423878.
es
New YorK TIMES index. v. 4, no. 1,
Jan.—Mar., 1916. New York, The
New York times [1916] 1 p. 1., 564
p. S8vo. $2.00 [10318
CP May bat OtGis 72) er ivi yal shor
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 428978;
New York times co., New York.
, Baltimore.
[10319-10323
From north to south and east to west.
205 stores in 97 cities. (Jn Baltimore
news). @/Apr. 14,1916 1 ¢.-Apr. 18,
1916; A 423886.
In 205 Newark stores you'll find beauti-
ful styles for Easter. (Jn Baltimore
NEWARK shoe stores co.*
news.) @© Apr. 21, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 26,
1916; A 424082.
Newark shoemaker is satisfying more
than 38,000,000 men.
Evening sun.) © Apr.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 423754.
Newark shoemaker presents you with a
(In Baltimore
oe LOGY edae
dollar. _[4] p. illus. 4to. © Mar. 2,
19ICS oes and -aita Apr. 42. 1OlG ak
430026.
$3.50 value is evident in every pair of
the save a dollar Newark shoe for men.
$2.50, $3.50 value. (In Baltimore
news) @© Apr. 28, 1916; 1 c. May 3,
1916; A 424212.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. [Each proof, illus.]
[10324-10362
Asthma Simpson, the village queen. I
just dropped in to tell you, sir. ©
Apr. 227) TOIGi: 2 ec. ‘and, ait, May 3;
1916; A 430669.
I was never so humiliated in my
hikes A@yWApE. Lb. Lor6 2) Cy andirath.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 4296338.
Jitlet auto co. Ah!
get it. - ©: Apr. 1, 1916:
Apr. 11, 1916; A 430198.
—— OQo—Hoo! Oh, Luke!
yours ©; Apry Sa. LONG: 12
Apr. 18, 1916; A 4380352.
Brow brothers. Here I am ravenously
Some job if I
2 ec. and aff.
Where are
ec, and aff.
hunery. ©), Apr. 15, 1916 2-¢ and aff:
_ Apr. 22, 1916; A 429632.
—— I’m sure we'll enjoy the show. ©
Apry 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and afi, May 35
1916; A 430666.
—— Twinkle, twinkle, little star. ©
AYO AS) ac LOLbp ye, C. jDOe Ail. ADr tS,
1916; A 4380351.
Where is Johnny? © Apr. 1, 1916;
A ean at pApr, Lb, LOG ¢ A 430195.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
After-the-bath treatments and baths as
beauty aids. © Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 430356.
eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10363
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—Con.
Daily magazine page for everybody. Do
you wave your hair correctly and in
the most becoming way? Apr. 15,
1916; 2 c. and aif. Apr. 22, 1916; A
429628.
Feminine foibles. © Apr. 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 430358.
Feminine foibles, the outdoor pro-
cession. © Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 430674.
—— Gardening a Bag an way to make
your beauty grow. © Apr. ae 1916;
26; and. afte A pre? 1916.2 A: 499626.
—— Here’s the latest comb. © Apr. 8,
1916s 12 ec. .and-ait< Apr .i8.s8 9165
A 430355.
Home exercises that help improve
beauty of your back. © Apr. 22, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. May 3, 1916; A 430673.
How to make your limbs really
strong and shapely. © Apr. 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apri ia , 1916: A 430200.
Revelations of a_ wife. Crisis
passed. © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 11, 1916; A 430201.
How Madge warned Dicky. ©
Apr: 1; 19167 2 -¢. “and, al: * Apr. 11,
1916: A 430204.
—— How Mrs. Underwood met
Dicky. @© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429629.
How Mrs. Underwood solved
the riddle. © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429627.
—— Is Madge really to blame for
spoiling Dicky? © Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ¢.
May 3, 1916; A 430670.
Mrs. Underwood’s story of
her first marriage. © Apr. 22, 1916;
2c. May 38, 1916; A 430671.
Why Lillian Underwood
talked against time. © Apr. 15, 1916;
2c, and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429624.
Why Madge accepted Lillian
Underwood's offer to clear up the past.
@; Apr. 6. 1916: 2 ‘ec. and ay “Apr:
18, 1916; A 4380357.
Why Miss Sonnot said, Don’t
worry. © Apr. 8, #916; 2 cc. and aff.
Apr. 18, 1916; A 4380354.
Why Mrs. Graham said, Call
me Mother. © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and
an. Apr, 11, 1916. ‘A 430202.
Simple Ftis for daughter. © Apr.
L, 2Yt6 3 Sc. and. gi. Apt Li 19a 5
A 430203.
—— Winifred Black writes about own-
ing those we love. @ Apr. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr, 22, 1916; A 429625.
Winifred Black writes about right
proportions in life. © Apr. 22, 1916;
2c, and aff. May 3, 1916; A 430672,
Winifred Black writes about safe-
guarding our girls. © Apr. 22, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 3, 1916; A 430675
Winifred Black writes about the
folly of tears. © Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 430359.
Winifred Black writes about the
visions of youth. © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢,
and aff, Apr. Ld, 19163 “4 430199.
Polly and her pals. How y’ like me in
Aunt Polly’s new hat, Grandpa? ©
Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 11,
1916; A 430197.
pt. pans vee
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
Polly and her pals. Russian ance po
ularizes stencil designs. © Apr. Db,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 3, 1916; A
430667.
Why don’t you cut that idiotic
hair? © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff,
Apr. 22, 1916; A’ 429630,
That son-in-law of pa’s. Mr. Welling-
ton. Dear Sir. Don’t you think it
time to let pa have an inning? © Apr.
8, 1916; 2°¢e) and: aff.\ Apreie: 1916 :
A 430353.
Now, not another word pa. © Apr.
15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 22; 1916;
A 429631,
Now_pa there’s no use _ kicking.
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May s.
1916; A "430668.
—— Wha'd’ya’ mean you've cer ee so-
cial adviser fer me? © Apr. 1], 1916:
2c. and aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 430196.
Ney (J. M.) co.*, Hartford. Boss
takes a hand in solders. cover-title,
[16] bd. obl. 32mo. [10363
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c Mar. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 430265.
NriHaArt (Benjamin F.) New century
arithmetics, 1st, 2d book, by Ben-
jamin F. Nihart, William Stryker,
Thomas W. Butcher. Rey. ed. Bos-
ton [ete.] Silver, Burdett & co.
[1916 ).22 vast: £10364, 10365
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 428814, 428815; Sil-
ver, Burdett & co., Boston.
Nosite (Franklin) Lime-fertilization.
Cleveland, Columbia products com-
pany, 1916. 11 p. 16mo. [10366
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 4380457; Columbia prod-
ucts co., Cleveland.
Nosre (Howard)* Boston. Series of
advertisements against prohibition.
Compliments of the Brewers’ asso-
ciation of Massachusetts. cover-
title, 19 1. fol. [Text parallel with
binding] [10367
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2c. Jan. 7, 1916;
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 429094.
Noet (E. Percy)
praise Grey’s talk.
daily news.) [10368
© May 17, 1916; 1 ec. May 20,
1916; A 424642; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago. ;
Nott (P. H.) & Lenney (J. C.)* Chi-
cago. Farmer’s simplified account-
ing system. 51. 4to. $5.00.
[10869
and aff.
French newspapers
(In Chicago
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 «.
Mar. 13, 1916; A 426664.
464
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
Nonotuck silk co., Corticelli silk
mills*, Florence, Mass. Corticelli
lessons in crochet. [Book no. 1] 48
p. illus. (part col.) S8vo. $0.10.
[10370
(© Mar 25, 1916; 2° ec. Mar. 25,
1916 ;:aif. Apr. 5, 1916; A 4293811.
NortH AMERICAN ACCIDENT insurance
co. Agents wanted—big money paid
—enlist today. Post card, illus.
[10371
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429345; W. G. Critchlow,
Covington, Ky.
NortH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION CO.*,
Bay City, Mich. Aladdin homecraft
market place. cover-title, 2 p. 1. 152
D. wilus: (part col.), fold. col. pl.
Svo. [10372
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
17, 1916; A 426788.
Notter (Florence L.)* Chicago.
Rhyme doll verses. [Chicago, IIl.,
Printed by D. J. Molloy & co., 1916]
6 1. 24mo. [10873
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 427896.
NussspAaum (B. M.) Sales manual, its
purpose, plan and preparation. 385
1. 4to. (Modern business service.
Report no. 94.) [10374
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429260; Alexander
Hamilton institute, New York.
O’Boy (Bridie L.)* Grafton, Mass.
Hrin’s own, a collection of Irish song
and poetry. Westboro, Mass.,
[Printed by] Lewis bros., 1916. 47
pe 12mo., $0.35. [10375
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429480.
Ocus (Milton) & co. Above all things
join our gold bond clothes savings
club. [4] p. 12mo. [10376
or Mar 1. 1916- 2 ¢. Mar. 10;
1916; aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 480132;
James EF. Pershing, Chicago.
O’Connor (Thomas Power)
[10377-10379
English laugh at enormous taxes caused
by war. © Apr. 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 12,
1916; A 423750.
French leaders visiting England talk
much on war. © Apr. 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 423917.
Slowness of war arouses ire for minis-
VS SEAN CG) Aprje2o. LOG s. uh. -e.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 424085.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Wilming-
ton Delmarvia star]
© Central news of America, New
York.
10391
OFFICIAL AUTOMOBILE AND motorcycle
directory, guide and hand book. [v.
2, 1916] Louisville, Ky., Houser
publishing co. [1916] 167 p. illus.,
ports. 8vo. $0.50. [10380
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. Apr.
OF PLOT A 42777 5; William A.
Houser, Louisville.
OFFICIAL AUTOMOBILE BLUE book, 1916.
16th year. [10381-10385
vy. 1. New York and Canada. Chicago,
Ill., New York city, The Automobile
blue book publishing company, 1916.
1132 p. front. (fold. map) illus., maps.
SvOu) 92450) (@r May, 2) 191G6en2 ‘es and
aff. May 6, 1916; A 427961.
v. 2. New England and Eastern Canada.
Chicago, Ill., New York city, The Auto-
mobile blue book publishing company,
LOG yo Leb Ips irons (fold. map)
illus., maps. 8vo. $2.50. © May 6,
1Oves) Ze. and at, ‘May 10;1906- 0A.
428934,
v. 3. Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia. Chicago, Ill., New York city,
The Automobile blue book publishing
company, 1916. 1060 p. front. (fold.
map) Whis;, maps! Syvo., /$2.50:;..©
May 10,/1916;.2-c. and aff. May 12,
1916; A 428951,
vy. 4. Middle West. Chicago, New York
city, The Automatic blue book publish-
ing eco., 1916. 1300 p. illus., maps.
Svoe" ($2.50. OwApr 22, MSiGe 2)
and aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 428671.
v. 5. Mississippi River to Pacific coast.
Chicago, New York city, The Auto-
mobile blue book publishing co., 1915.
1308 p. front., illus.. maps (1 folded)
SvOw S250. | (OwApre2 > lOlGrr 2. ces
and aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 427921.
© Automobile blue book pub. co.,
New York.
OFFICIAL INDEX to state legislation.
[10386-10391
V._2,, No 12, Apr. 8) 1916. New, York,
Law reporting company, 1916, Va-
rious paging. Ato. Apr ele Ong:
feyeandy aire Apr tonal OG <9 ey Apr:
14, 1916; A 427705,
ve 2Q0inos 13) Apr) 15) 1916) ) New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Va-
rious paging. 4 to. © Apr. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 427789.
v. 2, no. 14, Apr. 22, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous. paging: Ato. ©. Apr..25, 1916%
27a ADE:
A 427895.
v. 2, no. 15, Apr. 29, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. © May 2, 1916; 2
e. May 4, 1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A
427979.
Vv. 2, no» 16; 7Maya6, d9ie:
Law reporting company,
ous paging. Ato.
2h, LOIG; att, Apr. 29, 1916;
New York,
1916. Vari-
© May 10, 1916;
2 ¢, May 11, 1916% aff, May 12, 1916;
A 428975.
v. 2, no. 17, May 13, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company. 1916. Vari-
ous paging. © May 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 18, 1916; A 431133.
© Law reporting co., New York.
465
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10392
pt. 1, ns. 7.4
OFFICIAL REGISTER AND DIRECTORY OF
PHYSICIANS and surgeons in the
State of California, 1916. 27th ed.
se Francisco, Cal., Printed by
Jas. H. Barry] 1916. xlii, [1a]-12a,
132, xlili—xlvili p. 4to. $2.00.
: [10392
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 427 593; Medical society
of the State of California, San
I’rancisco.
OFFICIAL REGISTER AND DIRECTORY OF
WOMEN’S clubs in America, 1916. v.
18. Shirley, Mass., H. M. Winslow,
IOUS. 26, Ds, OVO: 2700: [10393
© Mar... 25,1916" 2 e Ager 10,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 427862;
Helen M. Winslow, Shirley, Mass.
Ocitvie (J. 8.) pub. co.*, New York.
Ogilvie’s ready reckoner form and
log book and wages calculator. 258
p. 24mo. [10394
cy Apr 19 191g 2 oe Ae. 22.
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A428640.
(Harriett M.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Treatise on the Olin system.
New ed. thoroughly rev. and enl.
Kansas City, Mo., S. H. Behringer
[1916] 381 p. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Key of elucidation to teachers)
[10395
© Feb: °20, 1916; 2 c., Feb. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430477.
OLIN
O’NEILL (Felix J.)* Stafford Springs,
Conn. [10396-10399
First Easter. (In Stafford Springs
Press)
@ Apr. 19, 1916; 1 c. May 3,
1916; A 424208.
Grandma’s spring medicine. © Ap
1916; 1c, May 3, 1916; \A 424940.
Preparedness. Brave boys, brave men.
© ee 13, 1916; 1 ec. May 3, 1916; A
4249
Suspicion. © Apr. &, 1916 ;
25 9 A 42404
245 ees Wi 7s
[Note: The Ponies are in Catholic
transcript unless otherwise stated].
[Ontons (Berta Ruck)] Girls at his
billet, by Berta Ruck. Mar. 12,
1916.
day herald) [10400
C)- toc. Apm. 11, 19tGe “A vad. int:
2620; pubd. Mar. 12, 1916; Mrs.
George Oliver, London.
27,
GR ADI:
Old
maga-
[10401
Ornozy (Emmuska, baroness)
searecrow. (Jn Story-teller
zine, May, 1916)
© 1c. May 6, 1916; A ad int. 2648;
pubd. Apr. 8, 1916; Baroness Orczy,
searsted, Kent, England.
(Jn London Illustrated Sun- |
ORDER of the golden rule*, Washington.
Order of the golden rule for children
from six to sixty and over. [4] p.
16mo. [10402
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
11, 1916; A 426702.
ORENSTEIN Arthur Koppel co, Electro-
mobile industrial truck. List of
parts and parts drawings. cover-
title, 16 p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
[10403
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429478; Electromobile
co., St. Louis.
OsBorN (Alfred F.)* New York. Os-
born’s annual guide to agencies,
hand book of useful information and
club list, 1916. cover-title, 114 p.
Svo. $1.00. [10404
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428581.
OsTROWSKI (F. G.)* Chicago. Droga
krzyzowa dla_ dzieci. [Chicago,
Printed by Wermich & Winiecki]
1916. 16 p. 24mo. $0.05. [10405
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 429005.
OTHMER (Albert) Wandtafei und
kreide; gediichtniszeichnungen mit
erliuterndem text. Leipzig und
Berlin, B. G. Teubner, 1915. 2 p. L,
42 p., 25 col. pl. in portfolio. 4to.
[10406
© Jan. 1, 1915; 1 ¢.. Apr, S.aSiee
A—Foreign 13646; B. G. Teubner,
Leipzig.
Otis elevator co.*, New York. Book
of definitions and standard stock
paris: 87 1.) GUieTSs. gree [10407
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 480337.
OTTAWA, Kan. R. L. Polk & co.’s Ot-
tawa city directory, 1916. [v. 5]
Detroit, Mich., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
2p. 1., [15]-286 p. S8vo. $4.00,
[10408
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 428787; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
Owens (Harry Holemnback)* Rich-
mond. Book of pictures to paint.
cover-title, [S] p. illus. 12mo.
$0.05. [10409
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 426824.
466
_. PaRAMOUNT photoplays co.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
OzBURN automobile supply co., ine.
Catalogue no. 5, 1916. Superior
service in automobile accessories.
Memphis, Tenn., Atlanta, Ga. [1916]
xxiii, 483 p. illus. 8vo. [10410
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 428668; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
Ee. i. mie. co.*, Newark, N. J. To
adjust and install P. 8. E. plug ener-
gizers. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 64 by 8 inches. [10411
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 4380223.
Pace (Walter W.) Bigger, better
business. (Jn Chicago herald)
[10412, 10413
Business man’s correspondence. @©@ May
19, 1916; 1 c. May 20, 1916; A JOAGGS.
co in advertising. © May 18,
; 1 ec. May 19, 1916; A 424613.
oS J. Keeley, Chicago.
Paciric telephone & telegraph co.*,
San Francisco. [10414-10416
[Local operating practice for the in-
formation and guidance of the central
office operating forces] Div. 1, sec. 4,
6, 7, div. 2, sec. 35, 44, 45.
© Oct. 15, 1915, Jan. Le LOUNGE?
each and aff. Apr. i, 1916; A 429549,
429550.
Seattle telephone directory. Jan., 1916.
Various paging. 4to. © Feb. 14,
iio. 2 ¢. and afi. Mar. 15, 1916; A
426712.
PaGeE (Victor W.) Location of cooling
and lubrication system faults made
easy. Sheet, diagr., 24% by 883
inches. $0.25. [10417
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
23, 1916; A 426823; Norman W.
Henley pub. co., New York.
Patn’s fireworks. [10418, 10419
Pain’s fireworks. [4] p. illus. fol. ©
Mare ty £916; 2 c, Apr. 3, 19163. aff.
Apr i LOG: A 4293836
Saluting the flag. [4] p. illus. fol. ©
Feb. 23, 1916; aft. spre Ss;
2c, and
1916; A 429301.
© Henry J. Pain, New York.
PARAGRAFS. v. 10, no. 3, Apr., 1916.
16 p. illus. 8vo. [10420
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 480346; Whitaker paper
co., Cincinnati.
Photoplay
pointers. [38] p. 4to. [10421
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429312; Henry E. Martin,
Los Angeles.
10431
New York.
[Bulletin] [10422, 10423
P60. Mar. 15, 1916. numb. 1. 198—205.
illus. fol; © Mar. 15, 1916+ 2 ¢. and
aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426829.
no. P62. Apr. 5, 1916. numb. 1. 214-221,
illus. fol. @ Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 429439.
PARISIENNE art service™,
PARKER (Horatio) 'Teacher’s manual.
v. 1, for first, second, and third
grades, for the Progressive music
series, by H. Parker, Osbourne Mc-
Conathy, Edward Bailey Birge, W.
Otto Miessner. Boston, New York,
Silver, Burdett-and company [1916]
x, 200 p. -4t0. [10424
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428737; Silver, Burdett
& co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on additions. ]
PaRLIN (Charles Coolidge) Address
delivered before the district sales
managers of the Joseph. Campbell
company, Dec. 28, 1915. [Philadel-
phia, Curtis publishing co., 1915]
16 p. inel. diagrs., map. 12mo.
[10425
© Dec. 28, 1915; 2 @ Mar. 14,
1916; aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 429107;
Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
Columbus, Ga.
cover-title, 24 p.
[10426
and aff.
PARMER (David L.)*
Tribute to woman.
12mo. $0.25.
© Septs. 15, .19to. 22
Mar. 18, 1916; A 426669.
PARRISH (Rob Roy)* Chula Vista, Cal.
Hurrah! Hurrah! For our country
all, hurrah! Sheet, 8 by 54 inches.
[10427
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 480816.
Parsons (Louella O.)
Be a good cook first and you'll be a
better movie star. © Apr. 28, 1916;
i ¢, Apr. 24, 19165 A 424053.
What happens to the dainty
when face gets old? © Apr. 16,
Ie vApES 17, 1ONGs) An4a2Z3ob4:
Why not let the movie star have private
romance in peace? © Apr. 30, 1916;
1c. May 1, 1916; A 424253.
[10428-10430
ingenue
1916;
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald.]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
[Parton (Hugo)] Merchandising a
two-billion dollar output. [New
York, ° Butterick. pub. -¢o.,* 1916]
cover-title, [11] p. Svo. [10431
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429641; Butterick pub.
co., New York.
467
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
104382
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
i LE I EE
PATTERSON, Gibbs co.*, Chicago. Un-
usual pictures no. 6, supplement no.
6. Sheet, illus. (part col.) printed
on both sides, 18 by 12 inches.
[10482
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429105.
PAaTTon (Ann Noble)
for 1916. (in Golfers magazine,
Apr., 1916) [104383
© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 17, 1916;
A 423892; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
Golf fashions
PAYNE (Anne MacGregor) People’s
institute of home economics. (Jn
Columbus Ohio state journal)
[10484, 10435
Apr. 14, 1916. -@ Apr. 14,:1916; 1. «.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 424010.
Apr 2S,\ 191g. “@ Apre 28h A916 73 ec,
May 1. 1916; A 424346.
© Ohio state journal co., Colum-
bus, O.
PENNSYLVANIA national bank. Pros-
perity club, ine., of the Pennsylvania
national bank. Card, printed on
both sides, 8 by 5 inches. [10486
©. Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1916;
aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 429471; Pros-
perity club, ine., New York.
PEOPLES trust & savings bank of Chi-
cago. Convertible savings bond
agreement. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 14 by 94 inches. [10437
© Apr. 1; 1916);-2 ¢. andvath. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429364; Edwin E. Sheri-
dan, Evanston, III.
PEPPER (Charles M.)
Foreign trade in theory and practice.
Proof. (National editorial service, se-
rial no. 384) @© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 @
and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 429873.
Punitive expedition for Mexico. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial no.
380) @© Jan. 18, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 42938 70.
© National editorial service, inc.,
New York.
[10438, 10439
PERFECTION check co.*, Pittsburgh.
General treatise on fraudulent ma-
nipulation of bank checks and meth-
ods of prevention. cover-title, 10,
[1] p. nar. 8vo. [10440
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426825.
PEROLIN co. of America*, Chicago.
Perolin, the boiler metal treatment.
15, [1] p. illus. 16mo. [10441
© Apr. 21, 1916;
24, 1916; A 430456.
2c. and aff. Apr.
PERRIN (Daniel A.)* Bloomington, II.
New national anthem. Sheet, 83 by
3% inches. $0.10. [10442
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c& and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429400.
PreTErs (H:° J.) eol*,
log no. 31. 2 p. L, 1049-1446 p.
illus., col, pl.) (obi Sie (On
cover: Light, lighting fixtures)
[10443
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2% Weer
ea oe be, Apr. 20, 1916; A 429645.
PETERS (Willis H.)* Norwalk, O. Re-
tail shoe dealer’s advertiser. v. 32.
Spring ed. xxxi, 348 p. illus. 8vo.
$4.00. [10444
©. Mar. 24; 1916:;-2 «cand ean.
Apr. 6, 1916; A 427566.
PETERS mfg. co.*, New York.
[10445-10447
Broadway star finds her favorite white
Egyptian reignskin cloth boots. (In
Boot and shoe recorder) @©@ Apr. 29,
1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916; A 424350.
Broadway star finds her favorite white
laced boots of Egyptian reignskin
cloth. (Jn Boot and shoe recorder,
May 6, 1916) @ May 5, t9iGs1
May 8, 1916; A 424349.
Tiger oan Sheet, iJlus.,
Chicago. Cata-
12 by 92
inches. @. Mar. .31,) 1916372 -elsang
ait: Apr) it, 1916: "A 430208.
Puitirres (Cropley) co.*, Chicago.
What railroad men say of Kirk-
man’s Science of railways. [87] p.
port. 12mo. [10448
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.’
24,1916; A 428683,
PuHItuies (Libbie Sprague)
{10449, 10450
Heirloom of that Bess. chap. 6, 7. ©
1 ¢c. May 13;—1916%
ADT. 2d LONG
A 424468.
Mystery of Castle Lennox. chap. 20, 21.
© Apr. 25, 1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916;
A 424464.
[Note: The foregoing are in Illus-
trated companion]
© F. B. Warner co., ine, New
York.
PHILLIPS 20-year calendar. Card, 7
by 5 inches. [10451
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
11, 1916; A 426138; Sydney A.
Phillips, New York.
Piano & organ purchaser’s guide for
1916, comp. by John C. Freund.
20th annual ed. New York, Music
trades co. [1916] cover-title, [8]-
306 p. 4to. $0.25. [10452
©: Mar. 14,- 1916; 2: c. Mere
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 480022;
Music trades co., New York.
468
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
Pick (Albert) & co.*, Chicago. Ho-
tel, restaurant and _ institution
equipment catalog U62. cover-title,
128 p. illus. 4to. [10453
Or Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar, 24, 1916; A 429104.
PickELL (Charles Warren) Some
plain hints to life insurance solici-
tors. 9th ed., rev. and enl. Chicago,
New York, Spectator company
[1916]. 3p.1,89 p. 16mo. (Cover-
title: Plain hints). $0.25. [10454
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 480341; Specta-
tor co., New York.
Picon (Jacinto Octavio) |
[10455, 10456 |
After the battle, tr. by Charles B. Mc-
Michael. @ Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ce. May
11, 1916; A 424416.
Souls in contrast, tr. by
McMichael. © Apr. 23,
May 11, 1916; A 424417.
[Note: The foregoing are
phia press magazine]
© Charles B. McMichael, Phila-
delphia.
Charles B.
OG eC.
in Philadel-
Pierce (Jason Noble)* Dorchester,
Mass. ‘Together in the heavenly
home. Boston, New York [etc.] The
Pilgrim press [1916] 28 p._ illus.
12mo. $0.25. [10457
fee. 14. 1916; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 4380360.
Pine (James A. W.)* New York.
Blackstone system, bituminous engi-
neering. cover-title, 15 p. 12mo.
© Mar. 21, 1916: 2
Mar. 22, 1916; A 429293.
é ‘and. aft.
PITTSBURGH CO-OPERATIVE Savings Sys-
tems co.*, Pittsburgh. Co-operative
Savings systems. Rules and regu-
lations. Sheet, printed on _ both
sides, 3 by 64 inches.
[10459 |
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. |
6, 1916; A 430254.
PITTSBURGH ORTHOPEDIC ¢o0.*, Pitts-
burgh. Manufacturers of artificial
limbs, all kinds of orthopedic appli-
ances, trusses, supporters, elastic:
hosiery, shoulder braces, crutches,
ete., ete. 35 p. illus. 4to. (Cover-
title; Orthopedic appliances)
10460
en Mer, 25 1916: 2.¢. Mar, 81,
1916; aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 426942.
10468
PorTtER (Horace) Our young aero-
plane scouts in Hngland; or, Twin
stars in the London sky patrol. New
York, A. L. Burt company [1916]
245 p. front. 12mo. $0.60. [10461
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
28) 191679A: 431182 5 A. Le-Burt co.,
New York.
Poss (Victor Henry)* San Francisco.
Safe loads for Douglas fir (Oregon
pine) joists. Card, 11 by 84% inches.
$0.20. [10462
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429644.
[PostL, 1INc., Chicago.] This is the
most important message you will re-
ceive today. cover-title, 5 1. illus.
12mo. [Text parallel to binding] —
[10463
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429418; John Mors, Chi-
cago.
Prayor (Claiborn W.)* Brooklyn.
Her soul is saved. [83] p. col. illus.
12mo. .-S0:10: [10464
© Mar, 28, 19167 2 ¢. Apri 4, 1916
aff. Avr. 14, 1916; A 429458.
Press ¢o.*, Philadelphia. Press Na-
tional and American leagues’ base-
ball schedule [calendar] Apr.—Dec.,
1916. 9 1. mounted on ecard, fol.
[10465
@i Apr 10) 1916: * 2-1 e) sAprs wre
1916; aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 4380248.
[10458 Price (Bayard Russell)* New York.
12mo.
[10466
© Feb... 5,.1916; 2 ¢. and-aff. Feb.
15, 1916; A 426140.
Traveling man. 15 p.
Price (W. G.) jr. Continental army
plan unfeasible. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 392A)
[10467
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429878; National edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
PRINCETON, Ind. Caron’s directory of
the city of Princeton, Ind., and tax
payers of Gibson County for 1916-
1947. v; 25 Louisville. Ky., ‘Caron
directory co., 1916. 2 p. 1, [13]-
ate De OVO. pou: [10468
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 427770; Caron directory
co., Louisville, Ky.
469
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10469
pt. 1, is 13
PropuceE reporter co.*, Chicago. Prod-
uce reporter company’s credit book,
gazetteer and law of commerce of
the United States and Canada, May,
1996, fv. 22) RSLO pr front. cel.
fold. maps. 4to. [10469
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 12, 1916; A 428974.
PROJECTION engineer. May, 1916. (In
Official trade journal, May, 1916)
[10470
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
A 424205; Joseph E. Robin, New
York
PROSPERITY club, inc.*, New York.
Rules of the Prosperity club. [19]
p. 24mo. (Peoples bank and trust
co. ) [10471
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 429469.
co.*, New York.
Headquarters in America for the
new art: [4]: p. col. illus., form.
fol. [10472
(o)- Heb: 23, 1916 oe Nar. 21.
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 426811.
PUBLISHERS pt¢.
Putrorp (Alfred)*. Toledo, O. Acid
test, homeopathy versus allopathy.
cover-title, 8 p. 16mo. [10473
© Mar, 10, 1916; 2 «@ Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 429210.
v. 150. [Hach illus., 4to. 3d.
[10474-10480
NOxosot, Mars 51916. © tac, Apres 12,
1916; A ad int. 2622; pubd. Mar. 15,
1916.
no. 3898,-Mar.22, 1916. °*@'l’e; Apr. 19;
1916; A ad int. 2627; pubd. Mar. 22,
1916.
no. 3899, Mar. 29, 1916. © 1 ¢. Apr. 26,
1916; A ad int. 2637; pubd. Mar. 29,
PuNcH.
1916.
no; 3900, Apr. (5, 1916./.@ 1c. May. 3;
1916; A ad int. 2646; pubd. Apr. 5,
1916.
no, 3901, Apr. 12; 196. ‘© 1 cyMay 10,
Bela A ad int. 2650; pubd. Apr. 12
916.
no. 3902, Apr. 19, 1916. © 1c. May 17%,
1916; A ad int. 2655; pubd. Apr. 19,
1916.
no. 3903, Apr. 26, 1916. © 1c. May 24,
oun A ad int. 2662; pubd. Apr. 26,
. ds
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd.,
London.
PurE milk. no. 1 [1916] 11p. illus.,
ports. 4to. $0.05. [10481
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1916;
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 429467; Ma-
thews, T'anzey corporation, Detroit.
PURINTON (Edward Earle)* Morgan-
town, W: Va. [10482, 10483
Concentrate. (in Independent, Apr. 17,
1916.) © Apr. 14, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 21;
1916; A 423940.
Hoe your row. (Jn Herald of health
ang naturopath, May, 1916.) © May
, L916. Pe. May 8, 1916; A 424239.
RAGSDALE (C. R.)* St. Louis. Rules
for playing Submarino. [4] p.
16mo. [10484
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1, 1916; A 426986.
RAILWAY age gazette, v. 60, no. 11 a-c,
12a, Mar. 21-24, 1916. Daily ed.
Chicago, Ill., Simmons, Boardman
publishing co., 1916..° 3 wie Sale
ports, diagrs. fol. $0.15 per vol.
[10485-10488
© Mar. 21-24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 24, 25, 27, 1916; A 429214—
429217; Simmons, Boardman pub.
Co:, Naw.
Ratt. (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
Ill. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applications
written by John William Langdale.
Lesson 23-26. (Jn Adult Bible class
monthly, June, 1916) [10489
© May 11, 1916; 1 @ May 2,
1916; A 424447,
RAVINDEANATHA THAKURA. My rem-
iniscences; tr. by Surendranath Ta-
gore. chap. 8-12. (Jn Modern re-
view, Mar., 1916) [10490.
©. 1. ¢.,,Apr. .3,,. 1916: 5A aa ee
2621; pubd. Mar. 10, 1916; Rabin-
dranath Tagore, Calcutta, India.
RAYMOND bros. impact pulverizer co.*,
Chicago. Grinding, pulverizing and
air separating machinery. 64 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Catalog no.
12) [10491
©: Mar. 23, 19163.2 ¢ ApRae
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 430176.
ReaD (Mary LL.) Physical care of
young children. (Jn New York trib-
une) [10492
© Apr. 16, 1916;'1 ¢« Apr. 19,
1916; A 423907; Tribune assn., New
York.
READING, Pa. Boyd’s directory of
Reading, 1916. Reading, Pa.,
H. Boyd, 1916.. 1296, 23. p.
front. 8vo. $5.00. [10498
© May 22, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
May. 728, 1916s >A, 48110224 Won
Boyd co., Reading, Pa
incl.
470
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
REED (Anna M.)* Hot Springs. Ark.
Physical culture instructor. [Wash-
ington, D. C., Printed by H. B.
Darling] 1916. cover-title, [22] p.
illus. 4to. $25.00. [10494
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429388.
REED (Charles H.)* New York. Spe-
cial chart recording all movements
of 1 7-8 points or over. 3d month’s
instructions. Sheet, 9 by 8 1-2
inches. [10495
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Apr. 13, 1916; A 480246.
REEVES (Samuel V.)* Haddonfield, N.
J. Rearing pheasants in small en-
closures. 15 p. diagrs. 16mo.
[10496
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff.
"Mar. 31, 1916; A 429331.
Recet (H.) Wiener legende, von H.
Regel, musik von Raoul Mader,
choreographie yon J. MHassreiter.
[Buch der handlung] Leipzig-
Wien, L. Doblinger (B. MHerz-
mansky), 1914. 26 p. 16mo.
[10497
© Nov. 30, 1914; 1c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13609; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig, Germany.
Rettty (Peter)* Philadelphia. Cer-
tificate of membership. Sodality of
Our Lady. Sheet, illus. 11 by 14
inches. $0.25. [10498
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 25,
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 427792.
REINHARDT (Matilda V.)* Philadel-
phia. Chiropractic adjustment.
[Philadeiphia, Printed by Ware
bros. co., 1916] cover-title, 20 p.
illus. 12mo. [10499
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429359.
REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
Review of reviews
[10500, 10501
building material
4to. © Apr. 13,
ff: Apr 19;. 3906 ;
A 429579.
Review of reviews Motor truck merchan-
dising chart. [4] p. illus. 4to. ©
Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 19,
1916; A 429578.
© Review of reviews co., New
York.
RevvE de Paris. 23° année. no. 7, 1°*
avril, 1916. 8vo. fr. 2.50. [10502
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 21, 1916;
A—Foreign 13684; Administration
de la Revue de Paris, Paris.
4532 1—16——5
|
10513
REzNor mfg. co.*, Mercer, Pa. Reznor
gas heaters and fire places. 31, [1]
p. illus. (part col.) 4to. [10503
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429565.
RICHARDSON silk co.*, Chicago.
[ 10504—10506
Highardson's complete crochet book no.
p. illus. 4to. $0.10. © Apr.
55, to18 2 c. and aff. Apr. 28, 1916;
A 428764.
Richardson’s crochet yokes.
cover-title. 16 pp. illus.
$0.10. © Apr. 25, 1916;
May 1, 1916; A 428798.
Richardson's crocheted edgings and in-
Sertions. Book no. 3. cover-title, 16 BE
illus. 4to. $0.10. © Apr. 25, 1916
2 ce. and aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 428765.
RicHMonpd (Charles F.)* Chicago.
Physical culture exercise for the
Book no. 4.
obl. Syo.
2 €. ANG ate
prevention of coughs and _ colds.
[4] p. 12mo. $1.00. [10507
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430183.
RICHMOND (Grace S.)* Fredonia, N. Y.
Her father’s daughter. (In Ladies’
home journal) [10508, 10509
chap. 5. 6. © Apr. 20, 1916; 1 ec. Apr.
19, 1916; A 423910.
chap. 7-end. @ May 20, 1916; 1 c. May
2 1916: Al 424445,
RICHTER (F. Ad.) & co. of New York,
ine.*, New York. Some of the many
designs built with the Capitol stone
building blocks. [12] p. folder of
pls. 16mo. [10510
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 4191G; A 499440,
RIFENBURGH (Sumner Adam)* Valpa-
raiso, Ind. Four pages of parlia-
mentary law. 4p. 12mo. $0.10.
[10511
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
18, 1916; A 426646.
RieHts & construction corp. Stand-
ard specifications. Specifications
for reinforced concrete and stone
community mausoleum. cover-title,
22 p. 8vo. [10512
(Cc) Moye, 204. 1olos, 2. e, Ween.
1916; aff. Apr. 3, 1916; A 429295;
Wilbur A. Rice, Altoona, Pa.
Rre Van Winkle done in_ poster
stamps. New York, United art pub-
lishing company [1916] [25] p.
illus. 32mo. (Stampkraft) $0.10
[10513
© Mar. 26, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 28,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 430015;
United art pub. co., New York.
471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10514 pt.1, 2S, fae
Riptey (Martha)* Pasadena, Cal. | Ropcers (R. H.)* Menomonie, Wis.
Opening the door. cover-title, [4] p. Manual arts lesson plans. (In
24mo. $0.10. [10514 Manual training and vocational ed-
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429308.
RitcHig£ (John W.) Brief on Public
and personal health, by J. W. Rit-
ehie in collaboration with Charles
P. Emerson. Yonkers-on-Hudson, N.
Y., World book company, 1916. 16
p. Svo. [10515
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429387; World book co.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
RITENOUR (John S.)* Pittsburgh.
Master minds of type and press. No.
5. The first sextuple press. (Jn In-
land printer, May, 1916) [10516
© May 3, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A 424839.
RITTELMEYER (George Matthew)*
Jackson, Miss. You and the boss.
[7] p. illus. 8vo. $0.10. [10517
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 429273.
Rossins (Alice Glendon)* Chicago.
Dressmaking for paper dolls with
patterns, designs and materials.
Chicago, The Child’s welfare co.
[1916] cover-title, col. pls., diagrs.
4to. $0.25. [10518
©. Mar. -4>..1916742. ¢.. Mars, a8,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426789.
Roserts (Charles G. D.) % H. Mas-
mie & co.*, London. Cock-crow.
(In Windsor magazine, Apr., 1916)
[10519
©) te." Apr 25) 191Ge A Se ane.
2636; pubd. Mar. 27, 1916.
Rosin (Joseph E.)* New York. Pro-
jection engineer. Apr., 1916. (In
Official trade journal) [10520
© Mar. 31, 1916; 1 ce. Apr. 1, 1916;
A 423997.
Ropinson (Arthur J.)* Davenport,
Ia. Decoration day, May 30 [and]
Birthday greeting to Comrade J. P.
Eagal, Eagal’s nest. Card, ports.,
printed on both sides. 7 by 5 inches.
$0.05. [10521
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429498.
RockweEtt (Paul) New Yorker is
not wounded. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [10522
©). May. 17,. 1916;.1 oc, May,.20,
1916; A 424648; Chicago daily
news co., Chicago.
472
a
ucation, Apr., 1916) [10523
© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 6, 1916;
A 423927.
Rogers (Cecil Newtonj* Hurricane,
W. Va. Mother’s prayer and other
poems. 8p. 8vo. $0.10. [10524
© Feb. 19, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 4,
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 426844.
ROHRER’S world famous institute of
beauty culture. Guide to success.
sheet, col. illus., ports., printed on
both sides. 22 by 163 inches.
[10525
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 15,
1916; aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 480131;
Joseph Rohrer, Newark, N. J.
ROLLE-BARNES co0.*, Seattle. [Cata-
log] Mar., 1916. cover-title, various
paging. illus. fol. [10526
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429321.
RosE (Robert F.)* Washington.
Robert F. Rose expert shorthand
course. Lesson no. 1-8. New York
and London, Funk & Wagnalls com-
pany [1916] S8v. 8vo. [10527
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff.
Apr. 11, 1916; A 430210.
Rose-Lyon hardware co. Automobile
supplies, season 1916-1917. Little
Rock, Ark. [1916] 1 p. 1., v-xvi, 263
p. illus. 8vo. [10528
( Apr. 14, 1916; 2°%¢. sane oma
Apr. 24, 1916; A 428669; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
RoyaL TAILORS*, Chicago.
[10529, 10530
Design your own spring suit. © Mar.
30, 1916; 1 “a” Apr. iG eee
423942.
Yes sir! royal tailoring offers you any.
fabric or fashion. Mar. 2, 1916;
1c. Apr. 10, 1916; A 428941,
{Note: The foregoing are in Saturday
evening post]
RoyaL WorcESTER corset co.*, Wor-
cester, Mass. For stout figures, Ad-
justo corsets. cover-title, 8 p. illus.
12mo. [105381
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c& and alae.
12, 1916; A 429425.
RoyALTON co.*, New York. Royal way
of making money. cover-title, 32
p. 24mo. [10532
© Mar.. 28, 1916; 2 c, and aff.
Apr. 15, 1916; A 430289.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916 10570
Ruorr (Henry W.) Standard dic- | Russerr (Lillian) *—Continued.
tionary of facts. [ Prospectus ] Lillian es page aa Whet
Buffalo, N. Y., The Frontier press your appetites Apr. 24, 1916; 1c.
company, 1916. Various paging. Sees. ee ioe a oes
front., plates, ports. 4to. [105383 1916; TM May 11, 1916; A 494406.
© Apr. 25, 1916: 2 @ and aff. @A
May 2, 1916; A
press co.. Buffalo.
427926; Frontier
Rus-Lee illustrative service*, Detroit,
Mich. Rus-Leg. illustrative service
[250-279] cover-title, 1 p. 1., 29 pls.
4to. [10534
i Apr. 7, 1916; 2 cand aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429424,
RUSSELL (Lillian)* Chicago.
[10535-10562
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell.
bores. © May 8, 1916; 1 ec. May 10,
1916; A 424385.
Beanty rooted in sleep.
1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916; A 424260.
Discarding modesty’s mantle. © Apr.
3, 16: fees Aprs+24.,; 1916: A
424063.
Ease in sleep aids beauty. © May 7,
1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916; A 494384.
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Are you
a contortionist? © = 5, 1916; ic.
May 6, 1916; A 424307.
Back numbers. Apr. 27, 1916;
1 c. Apr. 28, 1916; A 424139.
Bridging ‘streams. © Apr. 21, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 22, 1916; A 423972.
Cigaret, subtle enemy. © May 12
1916; 1 ce. May 13, 1916: A 424453.
Classic beauty. © May 4, 1916; 1
c. May 5, 1916; A 424268.
Develop the body. © May 6, 1916;
1 ce. May 8, 1916; A 424311.
Dosing up. © Apr. 15, 1916: 1 «.
Apr. 17, “916: A 423856.
Easy Saar @<Apr. 20,1916: 1.¢
Apr. 21, 1916; A 423967,
Gum chewers legion. © Apr. 28,
mG > t.e..Apr..29, 1916: A 424151.
—— Hair. © May 2 s291G. t.c, Mayo,
1916; A 424226.
Health and patriotism. © Apr. 29,
1916; 1c May 1, 1916; A T4191.
mastic! @ May 3, 1916; 1 ¢c. May
, 1916; A 424244,
ese nation. © Apr. 22, 1916; 1.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424038.
Keep your feet young. © May
1916; 1 c. May 20, 1916; A 424679,
Musk age. © Apr. 18, 1916; Le.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 423944
National affliction. © ‘May 9, 1916;
1 ec. May 10, 1916; A 424390.
Nature’s medicine chest. © ok
ar 20165 1 « <Apr. 27, 1916;
424097.
Picture in blue. © May 11, 1196;
1c. May 12, 1916; A 424431.
© May 1,
19,
Politeness, sign at strength. ©
Apr. 25, 1916; 1 es Apri2G. 1916:: A:
424069.
Product of fright. @© Apr.
1916; 4 c. Apr. 18,1916; A oe.
Tired business woman. © A
1916; 1 c. Apr. 20, 1916; A 423949.
ae
19,
Baby |
Sweet as the lids of Juno’s eyes.
6, 1 ; Lie. Apr. 17, 1916 ; ‘4 493961.
[Note: The foeeeoine are in Chicago
herald. ]
RUSSELL (Tomas H.) Concise Amer-
ican business course [prospectus]
Chicago, Home study publishing co.,
1916. 382 p. 4to. [10563
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429588; Colman bros.,
Lockport, Tl.
RuTLanpD (Arthur J)* Chicago. Let
there be light, an exposure of the
temperance movement. cover-title,
29, [2] p. illus. S8vo. $0.25.
[10564
©) Mare. 15, 1916 =< Zoe Apr. _&
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 430153.
SABATINI (Rafael)* London. Ghost of
Tronjolly. (In Premier magazine,
May, 1916) [10565
© 1c. May 8, 1916: A ad. int.
2644; pubd. Apr. 4, 1916.
SAFE-CABINET ¢Co.*, Marietta, O. And
they knew the penalty of fooling
with fire—but. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 19 by 25 inches, folded
to obl. 16mo. [10566
ao Ec. May 3. c1I91G= Ay ads int:
22, 1916; A 429642.
SAGINAW, Mich. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Saginaw directory, 1916. [87th
year] Saginaw, Mich., R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 1310 p. fold. map. 8vo.
$6.00. [10567
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 428940; R. L. Polk &
co., Detroit.
St. JosepH, Mo. R. L. Polk & co.’s St.
Joseph city directory, 1916. Saint
Joseph, Mo., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
822 p. S8vo. $10.00. [10568
© May 3, 1916; 2 ec. May 5, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 427985; R. L.
Polk & co., St. Joseph, Mo.
St. Lovuts republic classified directory,
1916. St. Louis, St. Louis republic,
1916. 63 p. 4to. [10569
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429138; Paul Goering &
co., Cleveland.
SAMUEL (James Warren)* New York.
Physical preparedness. cover-title.
16 p. illus. 16mo. [10570
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 430312.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10571
San Antonio, Tex. Jules A. Appler’s
general directory and householder
directory of greater San Antonio,
1916. San Antonio, Tex., 1916. 1
p.1. G(2p. .4to. [10571
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; A 428906; Jules A.
Appler, San Antonio.
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm.
pt. 3. (Jn American poultry advo-
cate, May, 1916) [10572
© May 4, 1916; 1 c May 6, 1916;
A 424351; Clarence C. De Puy, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
[Sauk CENTRE, Minn., First national
bank] Suggestion from Uncle Sam,
as told by himself. [4] p. illus.
12mo. [10573
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 426936; H. B. Craddick,
Minneapolis.
SayrE (Harriet)* Philadelphia. Sayre
method of self instructive drawing.
Manual of instruction. 55 p. illus.
(part col.) 12mo. $0.75. . with
twelve plane geometrical forms in
box, 114 by 18 inches. [10574
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 430272.
ScHack (Joseph)* Chicago. Schack’s
book of prepared materials for mak-
ing paper flowers. 3-18 p._ illus.
fol. [10575
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 428838.
ScHAPHORST (William Frederick)*
New York. Straight line computing
charts. (Jn American wool and cot-
ton reporter) [10576
(cc) Apr. 20, 1916; 1 .c.. Apr. 26,
1916; A 424125.
ScHNEIDER (Louis H.)* Chestnut Hill,
Mass. Autobiography of a dollar.
{5 instalments] (Jn Spiritual alli-
ance weekly, Jan. 8—Feb. 5, 1916.)
[10577
© Jan. 6—-Feb. 3, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
12, 1916; A 423751.
ScHroepeR (Herman)* Quincy, Il.
Lincoln in Washington and Bull
Run. 8p. 24mo. (Cover-title: De-
bates between Abraham Lincoln and
Stephen A. Douglas) $0.25. [10578
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 429503.
ScHroeper & Stock. 101 questions and
answers about patents. [31] PD.
24mo. [10579
©. Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c Apr. 15,
1916; aff. Mar. 29, 1916; A 430339;
Harry ©. Schroeder, Oakland, Cal.
pt.1, BIS, was
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.) New food
minister chosen. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [10580
© May 17, 1916; 1 ec May 20,
1916; A 424639; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
SCHUSTER (KHdw. J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. Mar., 1916. Western ed.
cover-title, 200 (i. e. 212) p. 12mo.
$12.00 for 12mo. [10581
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426818.
ScoFIELD (C. I.) Where faith sees
Christ. New York, Our hope [1916]
81 p. 12mo. $0.20. [10582
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 428633; Arne C. Gae-
belein, New York.
SEABORNE (Frederick)* Philadelphia.
Psycho-locution, the scientific sys-
tem of word-mastery. ist locution.
46 p. 16mo. [10583
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430024.
Sears, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago. Bar-
gain counter. [10584-10586
Bulletin no. 179. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
4to. @ Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 8, 1916; A 429289.
Bulletin no. 180. cover-title, 32, [4] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. @ Mar. 29,
reyes ec, and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A
Bulletin no. 181. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
4to. © Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429491.
SEATTLE, Wash. Seattle city direc-
tory, 1916. [v. 30] Seattle, R. L.
Polk & co., ine., 1916. [203]—1911 p.
Svo. $8.00. [10587
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May.
20, 1916; A 431148; R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., Seattle.
SrerteEy (Homer H.) Geography of
Iowa. [Cincinnati, American book
co.] 1916. xxxii p. incl. illus., col.
maps. S8vo. [10588
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 429097; American book
co., New York.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [10589-10593
Gaily colored flowers trim summer hats.
© May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 11, 1916; A
424433.
Gaily colored smocks may be worn for
coats. © See 9, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 14,
1916; A 423985.
Metal silks and laces trim the evening
frocks and wraps. @© Apr. 16, 1916;
1c. Apr. 19, 1916; A 423994.
474
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean)—Continued.
Newest three piece suit has a decolleté
bodice. © Apr. 23, 1916; 1 ¢c. Apr.
27, 1916; A 424098.
Riding breeches are part of newest bath-
ie suits. © Apr. 30, 1916; 1 c. May
4, 1916; A 424263,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago and
New York globe, New York.
SELMER’S modern musician. v. 1, no.
1, 1916. New York, A. Selmer, 1916.
82 p. illus., ports. 4to. [10594
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 429232; Alexander
Selmer, New York.
SHaticross (Cecil F.)* New York.
L. & L. rating system. [10595-10597
Survey for fire-proof buildings. [4] p.
4to. © Mar. 13, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 430002.
Survey for frame and miscellaneous
buildings. [4] p. 4to. © Mar. 16,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 18, 1916;
A 430004.
Survey for non fire-proof brick build-
. © Mar. 13, 1916;
18, 1916; A 430003.
SHANNON (T. W.) New perfect man-
hood. Rewritten, rev. and enl. 4th
ed. Marietta, O., The S. A. Mullikin
company [1916] 168 p. illus.
12mo. [10598
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 428333; S. A. Mullikin
co., Marietta, O.
SHARP (Herb E.)*
Sex control
ings. [4] p. 4to
2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
Spokane, Wash.
in poultry breeding.
chap. 2. Some results of experi-
ments. (Jn American poultry jour-
nal, May, 1916) [10599
© May 1, 1916; 1c. Apr. 28, 1916;
A 424148.
SHAw (George Bernard)* London.
[10600-10602
England’s difficulty is ireland’s oppor-
. (Un Car illustrated, Apr. 5,
1916.) ©l1c. May 4, 1916; "A ad int.
2649; pubd. Apr. 5, 1916.
George Bernard Shaw on Irish nonsense
about Ireland. © Apr. 9, 1916; 1 ec.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 423871.
German case against Germany. © Apr.
a6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1916; A
423872.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
times unless otherwise stated. ]
SHELBY County, Ind. Farm journal
directory of Shelby County, Ind.
[1916-1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer
Atkinson company, 1916. 224 p.
illus. S8vo. [10603
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 427561; Wilmer Atkinson
co., Philadelphia.
10616
SHELDON (George C.) [10604, 10605
Blue print plans and instructions for
making a Sheldon home-made concrete
mixer. [Mar. 5, 1915] Sheet, illus.,
diagrs., printed on both sides. 25 by
103 inches, fold. to 4to. © Mar. 5,
1915 32) cc and aff. Apr. 17; 19116; A
429557.
Blue print plans and instructions for
making a Sheldon home-made concrete
mixer. Mar. 20, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
diagrs., printed on both sides. 23 by
10% inches, fold. to 4to. © Mar. 20,
191652) ¢; and afi. Apr. 17, 1916; A
429556.
© Sheldon mfg. co., Nehawka,
Neb.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[10606-10613
Shepard’s citations of all cases in the
Maryland reports. ee 1916.
[Cumulative suppl J UO iO: 8vo.
$4.00 per year. © Apr. 19, 1916; 2c.
and aff. May 8, 1916; A 428826.
Shepard’s federal ne: Wo on IOs A
April, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 227
p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. © Apr. 22,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 3, 1916; A
428824,
Shepard’s Georgia citations. v. 8, no. 2,
Apr., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 254
p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. © Apr. 18,
1916; 1 ¢ and aff. May 3, 1916; 1 «¢.
May 11, 1916; A 431033.
Shepard’s Idaho citations, v. 3, no. 2,
Mar., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 71 p.
Svo. $4.00 per year. © Mar. 9, 1916;
2c. Apr. 3, 1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916;
A 427379.
Shepard’s northeastern reporter citations.
v. 8, no. 2, April, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 3853 p. 8vo. $6.00 per year.
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 3,
1916; A 428827.
Shepard’s Ohio citations. v. 8, no. 1,
March, 1916. [Cumulative suppl!
121 p. 8vo. $4.00 per year. © Apr
13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 3, 1916:
A 428829.
Shepard’s Pacific reporter citations. v.
9, no. 2, April, 1916. [Cumulative
380 p. S8vo. $6.00 per year.
© Apr. . May 3,
1916; "A 42882
Shepard’ s United States citations. v. 15,
April, 1916. [Cumulative
8vo. $6.00 per year.
© May 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 3,
1916; A 428825.
SHERIDAN (W. M.) & co., ine.*, Chi-
cago. Reason why. 4th ed. cover-
title, 23 p. 8vo. [10614
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429246.
SHINGLE branch, West coast lumber-
men’s assn.*» Seattle. [10615, 10616
Bungalow homes of red cedar shingles,
cover-title, 16 p. illus. (incl. diagrs.)
8vo. © Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 429432.
Farm buildings of red cedar shingles,
cover-title, 16 p. illus. (incl. diagrs.)
8vo. © Mar. 238, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aor. 12, 1916; A 429433,
475
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 0. S., v. 13
10617
SILEx percolator co.*, Boston. Silex
way. [8] p. illus. 16mo. [10617
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Mar. 2, 1916; A 426659.
Simon (Franklin) & co.*, New York.
Correct dress for women, misses,
girls, infants, men and boys. Spring
and summer, 1916. cover-title, 119,
[1] p. illus. 4to. [10618
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426642.
Simon (Leila)* Cincinnati. Getting
in touch with the Infinite supply.
14 p. 16mo. [10619
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
3, 1916; A 430106.
SINCLAIR advertising co. Better bank
ads. Series A. [32] p. __ illus.
(part col.) S8vo. [10620
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 480178; Wm. C.
Sinclair, Minneapolis.
SINGER MANUFACTURING c€O.*, Eliza-
beth, N. J. Instructions for using
Singer sewing machine no. 81-15,
oscillating shuttle. 12 p. illus.
24mo. [10621
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429398.
SINGER SEWING machine co., inec.*,
Elizabeth, N. J. Singer machine no.
62-55, triple interlock stitch joining
cuff and ankle pieces to knit under-
wear, etce., and for attaching col-
larettes to under shirts, union suits,
ete. [4] p. illus. 8vo. (Form
9338, rev. Apr., 1916) [10622
(© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 430489.
Srx favorite stories: Peter Rabbit, The
Three bears, Cinderella, Puss in
boots, Robinson Crusoe, Jack and the
bean-stalk. New York, United art
publishing co. [1916] [89] p. illus.
obl. 8vo. (Stampkraft) $0.50.
[10623
© Mar. 26, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1916; aff. Apr. 1, 1916; A 430017;
United art pub. co., New York.
SKINNER (Constance Lindsay)* New
York. And West is west. pt. 1.
The way of a man. pt. 2. The way
of a maid. [2 instalments] (Jn
Short stories, May, June, 1916)
[10624, 10625
© Apr. 12,. May (12, 191657 toe.
each May 20, 1916; A 424634, 424635.
SKREBERG (Hans)* Milan, Minn. Big
Bend idea. Sheet, 10 by 7? inches.
[10626
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Mar. 18, 1916; A 429004.
SLATTERY (John T.)* Boston. Scien-
tific baseball, systematized notes
for coaching, by Jack Slattery. 4
p. l., numb. 1. 2-24. fol. $10.00.
[10627
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 ¢« Feb. 10,
1916; aff. Mar. 10, 1916; A 426707.
SmMiTtH (A. Carman) Bigger, better
business. How to get Pacific coast
business. (In Chicago herald)
[10628, 10629
May 11, 1916. © May 11, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 12, 1916; A 424427.
May- 12, 1916. “May 1203s
May 13, 1916; A 424452.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
SmMitH (Edward) & co.*, Long Island
City, N. Y. Winners; being a record
of the names of the winning yachts
and owners of the racing season of
1915. [124] p. illus. 12mo. [10630
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426640.
SmitH (George Watson)* Evanston,
Ill. Golf; the choosing of a handi-
capping system. Chicago, Hotel
monthly press [1916] cover-title,
24 p. 16mo. [10631
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426628.
xe.
SmitH (Harry X.)* Duluth, Minn.
Ode to a spring suit. Sheet, 53 by 3
inches. [10632
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429588.
SmitH form-a-truck co.*, Chicago.
[10633, 10634
Concerning a book with a big purpose.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides, 17
by 11 inches, fold. to obl. 24mo.
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 19,
1916; A 429569.
How we help you make sales, Mr. Dealer,
cover-title, 50 p. illus., mount. sam-
ple ads. fol. © Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429744.
SNEDEKER (Samuel Edgar)* White
Plains, N. Y. Interest table. Card,
printed on both sides, 114 by 84
inches. $1.50. [10635
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ce. Mar. 23,
1916; aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429456.
SocraL register assn.*, New York.
Dilatory domiciles, social register,
Apr., 1916. [10636-10655
Baltimore. 12 p. 16mo. © Apr. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A
430242.
476
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q
:
BOOKS, GROUP 1
no. 5, 1916
10667
Soctar register assn.*—Continued.
Boston. 22 p. 16mo. © Apr. 5, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430228.
Buffalo. 10 p. 16mo. © Apr. 8, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; ‘A 430241.
Chicago. 19 p. 16mo. © Apr. 5, 1916;
2c and aft, Apr. 13, 1916; A 430227.
Cincinnati & Dayton. 12 p. 16mo. ©
ape. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13,
1916; 'A 430233.
Cleveland. 8 p. 16mo. © Apr. 6, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916: eK 430232.
Minneapolis. Sp. 16mo. <@r Apr. - 6,
1G; 2 ec. and afi. Apr. 13, 1916; A
430235.
New Orleans. 11 p. 16mo. © Apr. 8,
foaG 5 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916: A
430240.
New York. 74 p. 16mo. © & 5,
atG6>°2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 13, i9te: A
430225.
Philadelphia. 32 p. 16mo. © Apr. 5,
e465 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A
430226.
Pittsburgh. 11 p. 16m @ Apr: <8;
#1916; 2 e. and aff. Ape: ES: 1916; A
430231.
Portland. 6 p. 16mo. © Apr. 6, 1916;
2c. and aft. Apr. 13, 1916; oe 430238.
Providence. 7 p. 16mo. © Apr. 5, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430229.
Be Eouis. 17 p. 16mo. @© Apr. 8,
fie. 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A
430230.
St. Paul. 8 p. 16mo. © Apr. 8, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430234.
San Francisco. 15 p. 16mo. © Apr. 6,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 13, 1916 : A
430236.
Seattle. 4p. 16mo. © A 6, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. a3; i916: yt 430237.
Southern California. 8 p. 16mo. ©/|
Agr, & 1916: 2 ¢ and aff. Apr. 13,
1916; A 430239.
bathcin cities. 14 p.16mo. © Apr. 8,
1916; 2 ec and aft, " Apr. 13, 1916; A
430243.
Washington. 20 p. 16m @ Apr °5!
$916; 2 ec. and afi. ee pis. 1916; A
430244,
Society of American widows. Pros-
pectus of the Society of American
widows. [8] p.,41. 16mo. (Cover-
title: Widows problem solved)
[10656
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 31,
1916; aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 4830187;
Bessie C. Turpin, Omaha, Neb.
Sotomon (A. G.) ed. Refrigeration
and ice making. Chicago, Ill., Prac-
tical engineer [1916] 64 p._ illus.,’
diagrs. 8vo. $0.50. [10657
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 430006; Tech-
nical pub. co., Chicago.
SOMERVILLE, Mass. Somerville direc-
tory, 1916. no. 39. Boston, Mass.,
W. A. Greenough & co., 1916. 993 p.
front. S8vo. $5.00. [10658
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 428902; W. A. Greenough
& co., Boston.
SoutH Benp lathe works. How to run
a lathe. Lathe book 16. Rev. ed.
no. 16. 64 p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
$0.10. [10659
© Feb. 16, 1916;-2 c. Mar. 13,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 429335;
O’Brien bros., South Bend, Ind.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co.*, Dallas. San Antonio, Tex.,
telephone directory. Spring, 1916.
98, 30 p. 4to. ~ [10660
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426639.
SPALDING (A. G.) & bros.*, New York.
[10661, 10662
a safe decision. cover-title,
64 p. illus. S8vo. (Catalogue no.
1610.) @© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 429590.
Spalding base ball uniforms. 32 p. illus.
(part col.), mounted samples. 12mo.
(Catalogue no. 1605.) © Feb. 12,
1916: 2 -e andratky Apri; t9.-1916 > A
429589.
Spalding,
SPALDING’s lawn tennis annual, 1916.
Ed. by F. B. Alexander. New York,
American sports publishing com-
pany, 1916. 363 p. front., illus.,
ports., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding red
cover series of athletic handbooks,
no. 57R)~ $0.25. [10663
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 428654; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
Spear (May) Arithmetic for fifth
year; term work for 5A grade, [by]
May Spear [and] Jeannette A.
Freudenthal. Brooklyn, N. Y., T. J.
McEvoy [1916] 386 p. 12mo. (Mc-
Evoy’s term plans in elementary
subjects) $0.25. [10664
@©idan-7%, 1916: 2) -ec:Mar: 23;
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429098;
Thomas J. McEvoy, Brooklyn.
New York.
[10665-10667
Handy guide to premium rates, applica-
tions ‘and policies of American life in-
SPECTATOR CO.*,
surance companies, 1916. 25th an-
nual. edi... 2224, 100,, A—Q.p. —S8vo.
$2.50. © May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 5, 1916; A 428844.
Life insurance policyholders’ pocket in-
dex showing the condition and stand-
ing of American and Canadian life in-
surance companies for five years end-
ing Jan..J, 1916. [48th year] 95 p
12 mo. $0.25. @ Apr; 10, 1996s, 2
and aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430217.
Pocket register of accident insurance for
1916. 32 p. S8vo. $0.25. © Apr. 18,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A
427794.
477
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 5; 0S ve
10668
Sperry (Charles Stillman)* Boulder,
Col. Preliminary course in differ-
ential equations. chap. 14 (Jn
University of Colorado journal of
engineering. Apr., 1916) [10668
© Apr. 26, 1916; 1c. May 1, 1916;
A 424182,
SPILLER (Arthur P.)* Beverly, Mass.
Descriptive catalogue of Spiller’s
coloroid bands, no. 10. cover-title,
16° p. This. - T6mo. [10669
cc) June 30; 1915; 2 © and) aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429268.
StacpooLeE (H. de Vere)*
Chelmsford, England. [10670-10673
Luck of Captain Slocum. Maru. (In
Premier magazine, May, 1916) @l1e.
May 6, 1916; A ad int. 2647; pubd.
Apr. ris 1916.
Stories of the legion. no. 1.
1c. 2Apr. 13,2 1916%
pubd. Mar. 15, 1916.
nos2. Outs: © es May 4, £916;
A ad int. 2643; pubd. Apr. 1, 1916.
no. 3. Schneider. @ 1c. May 12,
1916: A ad int? 2653 j.pubd. Apr. 15;
1916.
[ Note:
worth
stated ]
Stebbing,
Choc. ©
A ad int. 2624;
The foregoing are in Harms-
red magazine unless otherwise
STANDARD OIL cloth co.*, New York.
Sanitas decorated borders. 20 p.
col. illus. and mounted samples.
Svo. [10674
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 427628.
e. and aff. Apr.
STANDARD REGISTER Of national adver-
FISINE V4 5h DOs Lk, 9 Ary tO.
Suppl. no. 8. 1386 p. 4to.
[10675
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429315; Natl. register
pub. co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
STANDARD STATISTICS ¢cO., inec.*, New
York. [ 10676-10692
Standard bond descriptions. v.
7. cover-title, [291] p. ato;
© Apr. 6, 1916; ae
aff. a pa: 1916; A 430: 70.
v. 8. cover-title, [174] p.
4to. $60.00. © Apr. 24, 1916; '
and ae Apr. 25, 1916; A 427816.
; no. 9. cover-title. [82] p.
4to. $60.00. @ May 8, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. May 9, 1916; A431000.
4, no.
$60.00.
(eas sa
tb
ie)
—— — — Vv.
v. 4, no. 9. cover-title. [82] p.
4to. $60. 00. @° May 22,- 1916; 2 «c.
and aff. May 9, 1916; A 431000.
Standard bond offerings, Apr., 1916
issue. Pocket-size, 671 , 12mo.
$60.00. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 428543.
Standard corporation records. v. 4, no.
7. cover-title, [348] p. 4to. $60.00.
© Apr. 6.1916" 2 ct. Apr. 4, 29iG;
aff. Apr. 13, 1916; A 430271.
STANDARD STATISTICS €o., ine.*—Contd.
Standard corporation records.
vy. 4, no.
ae See
various paging. 4to.
$60.00. ier 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 25, oi A 427815.
v. 4, no. 9. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. @©@ May 8,
1916; 2 c and aff. May 9, 1916; A
431003,
v. 4, no. 10. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. May 2
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 23, 1916;
431188,
Standard corporation service daily. v.
A 4, no. A 7. cover-title, various pag-
8vo. $60.00. © Apr. 6, 1916;
2 ec. Apr. 7, 1916; aly Apraeas 1916:
A 430268.
Vine ae no. A 8. cover-title, 1 p.
lL, 4, 5, 57-140 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Apr. 24, 1916; 2 e. and a8. Apes,
1916; A 427818.
v. A 4, no. A 9.. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. © May 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 9, 1916; A 431002.
v. A 4, no. A 10. cover-title, 1 p.
| re: ae 57-140 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
May 22, 1916; 2 «. and aff. May 23,
1916: A 431191.
Standard financial digest service.
no. A 7%. cover- -title,
4to. $60.00.
Apres, LOUGE
430269.
ViA on On Agios
Vighi oe
various paging.
© Apr 65 aoe ce
aff. Apr. 1 1916; A
cover-title, 1 p.
at at 4, 705-726 p. 4to.
© Apr. 34, 1916342 Gc) and
air... Apr. 25, OtGs A 427817.
vy. A 3, no. A 9. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. © May 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 9, 1916; A 431001.
A 8, no. A 10. cover-title, vari-
ous beget a 4to. $60.00. © May 22,
1916: 2 c and aff. May 23, 1916; A
431189.
STANDARD UNDERGROUND cable _ co.*,
Pittsburgh. Standard C. C. C. wire.
16 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. (Bulletin
no. 202-1, Mar., 1916) [10693
© Apr. 1, 19165) 2.¢. Apr Gash,
aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 429333.
STanton (Will Jackson)* Coronado,
Cal. Chart showing how the state
of California provides for the de-
seent and distribution of the prop-
erty of one who dies without leaving
a will. Sheet, 17 by 22 inches.
$0.10. [10694
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 4380212.
[Srapres (Philip C.)] Pennsgrove the
prodigal. (Jn Telephone news)
[10695
Apr. 15, 1916;.1 ¢. ADE. ig
1916; A 423879; Bell telephone co.
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
478
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
Star head light & lantern co.*,
Rochester, N. Y. Extravagant
claims are not the best evidence.
3-136 p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
(On cover: Catalogue no. 8)
[10696
Pewee a 1915-2 ce. Keb. 26,
1916; aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 429000.
Stark (William P.) nurseries. Let
the farm orchard pay your boy’s
way through agricultural school.
Sheet, 11 by 43 inches. [10697
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 ec Feb. 25,
1916; aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 426812;
Wm. P. Stark nurseries co., Neosho,
Mo.
STARKWEATHER (Walter MHallett)*
New Haven. Church history.
Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. $1.00 per C.
[10698
Marae $916>.2 e.,.Mar. 30,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 4293855.
Stare & Moss*, Philadelphia. What
you should know about diamonds.
[1], 6p. illus. 24mo. [10699
© Mar. 2, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Apr.
i=, 1916; 1 ec. Mar. 10, 1916; A
430257.
STATESMAN. Issue the Ist. [8] p.
illus. (part col.) fol. [10700
© Heb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 4380328;
Charles H. Brown paint co., Brook-
lyn.
STEBBINS (Charles M.)* Brooklyn.
English grammar for _ secondary
schools. Brooklyn, N. Y.. Stebbins
& company, 1916.
16mo.
cover-title, 64 p.
(The English leaflet series)
[10701
Hep 25, 19167 2c. Apr. 12,
1916; aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 430214.
STEELE (Alice Garland) From dark
to dawn, a cycle of Easter verse.
New York, The Christian herald
M316] ip. 1, 29 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[10702
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 427620; Christian
herald, New York.
STEIN (M.)* Chicago. From the caba-
ret to disgrace. 53 p. incl. front.,
illus. 12mo. $0.25. [10703
@> Mar. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
, Mar. 30, 1916; A 426934.
STEINHAUSER (George R.)* St. Louis.
Why do this? Sheet, illus., 21 by 14
inches. [10704
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429150.
eee ? —_
——
10717
STEINHOF (Michael)* Fall River,
Mass. Steinbutt’s barber’s manual
of toilet formulas. Fall River,
Mass., Steinbutt’s pub. co., 1916.
cover-title, 12 p. Svo. $0.25. [10705
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429473.
STENDER (August)* New York. Hotel
manager. (In Caterer and hotel
proprietors gazette, May, 1916.)
[10706
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A 4243847.
STETSON shoe co.*, South Weymouth,
Mass. Old master interviews a few
wearers. cover-title, [16] p. illus.
(part col.) 12mo. [10707
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 4380345.
STEVENS (Daniel Gurden)
recognition of parental duty and
purpose. Philadelphia, Toronto,
Can., [ete.] The Griffith and Row-
land press [1916] [15] p. 16mo.
$0.10. [1070S
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 428519; A. J. Rowland,
sec., Philadelphia.
Stock list. v. 1, no. 4, Apr. 3, 1916.
[4] p. Ato. [10709
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429357; Goulds mfg. co.,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
SropparD (Cora Frances)
[10710, 10711
Temperance facts; six lessons on alco-
holic beverages, prepared by <> BY
Stoddard, ed. by Rufus W. Miller.
Special ed. Philadelphia, National
temperance union, 1916. 32 p. 12mo.
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 10,
1916; A 4293858.
Six lessons on educational temper-
ance] Special ed. Prepared by C. F.
Stoddard, ed. by Rufus W. Miller.
Philadelphia, New York, [ete.] Sug-
gestions for the leader. [4] p. 12mo.
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
30, 1916; A 430260.
National temperance
Philadelphia.
Service of
[
union,
Strokes (Frederick A.) co.*, New York.
Descriptive list of new books, spring
and summer season of 1916. 26, [6]
p. illus. 12mo. (On cover: Budget
of news for lovers of books) [10712
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1916;
aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428500.
STONEBURN (Frederic H.)
[10713-10717
Keep the chickens growing steadily from
weaning age to maturity. © Apr. 30,
1916; 1 ec. May 2, 1916; A 424206.
479
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10718
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
STONEBURN (Frederic H.)—Continued.
Market ducklings are easily grown and
often prove highly profitable. © May
7, 1916; 1 c. May 12, 1916; A 424466.
Put poultry yards to double use by plant-
ing fruit and truck. © Apr. 16, 1916;
1 ec. Apr. 19, 1916; A 423912.
Right feeding of baby chicks most es-
Sential to poultry success. © Apr. 2,
1916; 1 ce. Apr. 14, 1916; A 423928.
Rose bugs secrete a strong poison; do
not let chicks eat them. @ Apr. 23,
T91Gs 17°C Apr 29, 1916. XxX 424164.
[Note: The foregoing are in Phila-
delphia North American]
© Matos advertising co., ine.,
Philadelphia.
STOWELL (Ellery C.)
Precedents for international blockade.
Proof. (National editorial service,
serial no. 392) @© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 429379.
When is a blockade not a blockade? 1.
Proof. (National editorial service,
serial no. 391) © Jan. a 1916: -2
ce. and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; ‘A 429877.
© National editorial service, inc.,
New York.
[10718, 10719
Straus (S. W.) & co.*, Chicago.
Straus plan. cover-title, 12 p.
12mo. [10720
ke), Web: 25, 1916. 2 «Max, G
1916; aff. Apr. 5, 1916; A 425869.
Sturm (Gerhard) Unsre helden im
weltkrieg; neuester illustr. kriegs-
roman. hft. 1. [Neusalza-Sprem-
berg, H. Oeser, 1914] 32 p. illus.
8yvo. [10721
© Dec. 5, 1914; 1 ec. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 18596: Hermann Oéeser,
Neusalza, Germany.
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner)
[10722-10727
Bugle call. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title; 13 po 1 2mo0. 1 1@ Mar. 30,4916;
2 c. and aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 429367.
Dawn maker. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Printed by Standard printing com-
pany, 1916.] cover-title, 19, [1] p.
S8vo. © Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429558.
Dust. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Standard printing company, 1916.]
cover-title, 15 p. 12mo. Jan. 31,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 13, 1916; A
426630.
Eye of the night. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Printed by Standard printing com-
pany, 1916] cover-title, 23 p.
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. i3,
1916; A 426662.
Payment. [Los Angeles, Cal., Printed by
Standard printing company, 1916]
cover-title, 12 p. 12mo. © Feb. a
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 13, 1916;
426629.
Printed by
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner )—Continued.
Shell 43! [Los Angeles, Cal., Printed by
Standard printing company, re
cover-title, 16 p. S8vo. 4
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 17, ioe:
429559.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
SuNsSET telephone & telegraph co.*,
San Francisco. Tacoma telephone
directory, Jan., 1916. Various pag-
ing. 4to. [10728
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426711.
SUPERBA co0.*, Baltimore.
company [letter] Sheet. printed on
both sides. 11 by 84 inches. [10729
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 430133.
Sutton (Margaret M.)* San Fran-
cisco. Antiseptic baby and the pro-
phylactic pup. Card, mounted pl.,
11 by 9 inches. $0.50. [10730
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430166.
SWEETEN (Alvin Smith)* Reading.
Pa. Codex system. 2 sheets, 93 by
63 inches. [10731
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 4380342.
Superba
Swirt (C. A.)* Denver. Mountain
voice is calling. Sheet, 63 by 34
inches. $1.00. [10732
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 430020.
Tartr (Mildred L. L.) Essentiais of
physical geography. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
T. J. McEvoy [1916] 93 p. illus.
12mo. $0.35. [10733
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ce Mar. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 24, 1916; A 429099;
Thomas J. McEvoy, Brooklyn.
Taprpe (Herman Patrick)* New York.
From my point of view. (Jn Harp-
er’s bazar, May, 1916) [10734
© Apr. 25, 1916; 1.c. Apr.e26,
1916; A 424104.
Treatt (Gardner)* New York. Home-
making for everyone. Proof, illus.,
diagrs. [10735
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 429474.
Texas co.*, New York. [10736-10789
Dry roof am house and barn. [4] PD.
24mo. © Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. ‘12, 1916; A 429414.
Get a roof that won’t leak. [4] p. 24mo.
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. yor 12,
1916; A 429413.
480
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
10764
a
Texas co.*—Continued. THRIFT service co.*, Rockford, Ill.
24mo. © Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 429412.
Problem solved. [4] p. 24mo. © Apr.
OPPOIG 2 ec. and ait. Apr. 12) 1916;
A 429415.
TEXTILE kunst und industrie. 9. jahrg.
Pio hii nr T. “illus., 4to. . m.
5 (). [10740
© Apr. 7, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13697. Hugo Wilisch,
Chemnitz, Germany.
THaw (Lawrence Copley) He needs
it! course he does! What? That
$25,000 a year! Proof, port. [10741
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 4380311; Newspaper en-
Mark Twain said. [4] p. illus. (port.) |
terprise assn., Cleveland.
{THAyvER (O. H.)] Thayer’s Spring-
Thrift service, general bulletin of
the Thrift savings clubs system.
cover-title, 16 p. illus., facsim., cards
and pamphlets in pocket. 4to.
[10754
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A 4380011.
TILDEN (Freeman)* Hinsdale, Mass.
Boxton sensation. (Jn London
magazine, Apr., 1916) [10755
Grieve Apr. 135 1916-" Aad" int
2625; pubd. Mar. 17, 1916.
TIRE supply company. Killing—high
tire prices. Card, illus., printed on
both sides, 8 by 11 inches. [10756
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c« Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 430174;
Philip S. Malickson, Philadelphia.
field portable schooihouses. no. 7. | TOBENKIN (Elias) Witte arrives. (In
cover-title, [12] p. illus., plans.
obl. 32mo. [10742
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
8, 1916; A 426651; James Mugford,
Keene, N. H.
THEIR married life. (Jn New York
evening journal) [11743-10751
enews 1916: ~© Apr. 15, 1916; -1. c.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 493860.
ie is 9G. ~©@ Apr... 18; 1916% 1 «.
Apr.
New York herald) [10757-10760
Apr. 16,* 1916. © Apr. 16, 1906. ae:
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423864. ;
Apr. 28, 1916 © Apr. 28, 1916; 1 c¢.
Apr. 24, i816: A 424044,
Apr, 30, 1916. © Apr 30,2916 1
May i, 1916; A 424199.
May 7, 1916. © ores 7, 1916; 2 ¢. May
8, 1916: A 424338.
© New York herald co., Jersey
City.
19, 1916; A 423902. Topp protectograph co.*, Rochester, N.
peo, 1916. © Apr. 22, 1916; 1 «¢.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 494017.
more 2s, 1916, © Apr. 25, 1916; 1 «.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 424079.
mires, 2916. ©. Apr. 29, 1916; 1c.
May 2 1916; A 424195.
May 4, 1916. © May 4, 1916; 1 ec.
Y. Who was stung. Sheet, illus.,
11 by 9 inches, folded to 24mo.
[10761
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 427898.
May 5, 1916; A 424981. TOMKINS bros.*, Newark, N. J. Com-
May +G;, 1916. © May 6, 1916; 1 e.
May 8, 1916; A 424330.
May 9, 1916." © May 9; 1916; 1 ec.
May 21,/1916;.A 434395.
May 20, 1916. © May 20, 1916; 1 c.
May 23, 1916; A 424732,
© International news service, New
York.
THOMAS moulding brick co.*, Chicago.
Mastie floor covering laid by the
Thomas moulding brick company.
24 p. illus. 4to. [10752
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 480468.
bination that can’t be beaten. [4]
p. 16mo. [10762
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 18, 1916;
aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 480388.
ToNAWANDA, N. Y. Tonawanda city
directory for 1916. Lockport, N. Y.,
Roberts brothers company, 1916. 216
p. 8vo. (With this: North Tona-
wanda city directory for 1916.
Lockport, N. Y., Roberts brothers
company, 1916) $4.00. [10763
© Apr. 13, 1916); 2c. and ait. Apr,
15, 1916; A 427714; Roberts bros.
co., Lockport, N. Y.
THompson, Austin & co., ine.*, New | Trape directory of lithographers, 1916.
York. Financing deferred dividend
life insurance policies to maturity
without cash payments from the in-
sured. cover-title, [4] p. 16mo.
[10753
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429570.
481
New York, The National litho-
grapher publishing co., ine, 1916.
1 p. 1, 5-140 p. 12mo. $5.00.
[10764
© May 11, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
May 12, 1916; A 428973; Warren C.
Browne, New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10765 pt. ¥, 8. 8. Vv. ae
TRANSFER and storage directory. 1916 | UNDERWoop' (Drury) Top o’ the
ed. New York, Transfer and stor- morning. (Jn Chicago herald)
age publishing corporation, 1916. [10777-10800
256 p. illus. Svo. $3.00. [10765 Apr. 15,.1916. © Apr. 15, 1916: 1 ec.
© May 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May i aaa oe ae 6 os
D) - 279 Fe “se a. Os ae pr ALDI. 1916; .
, 1916; A 427911; Transfer & stor Apr. i7, 1916: 4 493950. :
age pub. corp., New York.
TRAVELS Of Maidilie, May 3, 1916.
San Francisco Daily news.)
[10766
© May 3, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A 424840; Daily news pub. co., San
Francisco.
(In
TREAT (Gail)* Greenwich, Conn.
[10767-10768
Little known facts in the life of Robert
(reat. (CADE tos, Llosa Ae = Apr:
18, 1916; A 423888.
Robert Treat was a leader of his time.
@ Apr. 9) 17916 54 eo Apr. 125, 19165
A 423755.
[Note: The foregoing are in Newark
Sunday call]
TRIPURE water systems co.*, Washing-
ton. Tripure water. cover-title,
[28] p. illus. 12mo. $0.10.
[10769
oe Mar. 2807 198 ves ail ait.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 429296.
Tucker (George Fox) How to pre-
pare a will. Chicago, Blackstone in-
stitute, 1916. 42 p. port. S8vo.
(On cover: Modern American law
lecture) [10770
(cc) Mar. 30: 1916: 2 -c.-and* ait.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 430470; Blackstone
institute, Chicago.
TuckKER (James Irwin)* Norman, Okl.
American road; prepared for Ex-
tension division, University of Okla-
homa, no. 3-6. Norman, Okl., The
American road [1916] 4v. diagrs.
12mo. (Cover-title: Lessons for
correspondence instruction on the
American road) [10771-10774
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2 c. no. 46 Feb.
2, 1916; 2 @ no. 3, Feb. 14, 1916;
aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A 426116426119.
TWIN-LARCHES nursery*, West Chester,
Pa. Flowers for the hardy garden.
cover-title, 40 p. illus. 4to.
[10775
Mar. 20, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426822.
Tyrer (Parker Rockwell)* New York.
Tyler course. Exercise 18-20, 23-
26, 28-37, 41, 42, 46. cover-title, 20
loose 1., illus., in cover. nar. S8vo.
[Text parallel with binding]
[10776
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. Feb. 28,
1916; aff. Mar. J
23, 1916; A 426845.
a,
48
Apr. 18, 1916.._@ Apr. 38;
Apr. 19, 1916; A 493896,
Apr. .19,. 1916. © Apr as
Apr. 20, OLE A 403945.
Apr..20,° 1916; © Ape... 20;
Apr. 21, 1916; A 423966.
Apr. 21. - 1916 A@SsApriezie
Apr. 22, 1916; A 423968.
Apr...22, 19165 .@ Apr
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424037.
Apr. 23, J916. .@ Apri 2a.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424058.
Apr 25,41916... © Apres,
Apr. 26, 1916; A 424067.
Apr. 26; 29t6: Q Apr. 26,
Apr. 27, 1916; A ab4004.
Apr: 27,,1916.>. @ Ane. 2a
Apr. 28, 1916; A 24485,
Apr. 28, 1916. "©, Apr. 23;
Apr. 29, 1916; A 424148.
Apr. 29, 1916. -@ Apr. 233
May dhe 1916; A ignite
Apr. 30, 1916. .© Apr. 30,
May i 1916; A 494949,
1916; os
1916; c..
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916 ;
1916;
fa ee a ee ek ee
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9
1916 ;
May 2, 1916. © May 2, 1916; 1 © May
3, 1916; A 424224,
May 3, 1916. © May 38, 1916; 1 ec. May
4, 1916; A 424246.
May 4, 1916. © May 4, 1916; 1 c. May
oe 1916; A 424269.
May 5, 1916. © May 5, 1916; 1 e. May
6, 1916; A 424306.
May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1 c. May
8, 1916; A 424380.
May 9, 1916. © May 9, 1916; 1 c. May
10, 1916; A 424386.
May 10, 1916. © May 10, 1916; 1 ¢.
May tt: 1926.5) A, 494494.
May 11, 1916, © May» ii: 191Gs32 -c
May 12, 1916; A 424429,
May 12, 1916. © May 12, 1916; 1 c.
May 13, 1916; A 424450.
May 19, 1916. © May 19, 1916; 1 c.
May 20, 1916; A 424671.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
UNDERWRITERS’ laboratories*, Chicago.
Schedule of charges for examina-
tions, tests and reports on devices
and materials, Mar., 1916. 19 p.
24mo. [10801
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and ai Ape.
7, 1916; A 428406.
UNION SPECIAL machine co.*, Chicago.
Closing filled bags by machine. 63 p.
illus. Svo. [10802
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 430262.
UNION TRUST co. of San Diego*, San
Diego, Cal. Trust company service.
[15] p. 24mo. [10803
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 430118.
2
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
UNITED BUYERS service, ine.*, New
York. Few facts concerning the
United buyers service, ine. Sop:
Svo. [10804
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426827.
UNITED CARPET cleaners co. LEarth-
quake. cover-title, 24 p. illus.
24mo. [10805
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 480347; George B. Up-
degrove, New York.
UNITED ELECTRIC apparatus co.*, Rox-
bury, Mass. [Bulletins of electrical
epparatus| S., 1916, T. R. 16, R.
mek. U., 16, R. S., 16, S. B., 16 and
Peete 1 Hee S:, 2116, R: T., 16,
foe. 46.1) {29 op. “illus.;° diagrs.
8vo. Contents: S., 1916. Electrical
apparatus for operating signalling
systems.—T. R. 16. Transformers
and auto-transformers.—R., 16.
Electrolytic rectifiers—R. U., 16.
Rectifying units.—R. S., 16. Recti-
fying sets, especially for charging
automobile batteries.—S. B. 16 and
D. C. 16. Storage battery units and
direct current bell-ringers.—D. R. S.,
2116. Instructions for connecting
and operating a rectifying set.—R.
T., 16. Resistance units, fixed and
variable, terminal blocks, terminals,
terminal boards, ete—P. L., 16.
Price-list of electrical apparatus for
operating signalling systems and for
charging storage batteries from light
and power circuits. [10806
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 11, 1916; A 430182.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN board of publi-
cation*, Pittsburgh. Crescent serv-
ice program, no. 13, Apr.—Sept., 1916.
cover-title, 64 p. 8vo. $5.00 per 100.
[10807
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430148.
UNITED STATES GRAPHITE ¢c0.*, Sagi-
naw, Mich. [10808, 10809
Danger of explosion. (In Power farm-
ing. May, 1916) © May 4, 1916;1c.
May 11, 1916; A 424411.
U. S. G. co’s Mexican graphite products
for the street railway. [6] p. folder,
illus. 16mo. © Jan. 20, 1916; 2 «.
Web. 14, 1916; aff. Feb. 3, 1916; A
426139.
UniTED STATES GYPSUM co.*, Chicago.
Eldorado natural cement plaster.
16 p. fold. pl. 16mo. [10810
© Nov. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430140.
10821
[UNIVERSAL CALENDAR; or, Century
ealendar.] Card, 10 by 2 inches.
$0.25. [10811
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429310; Lowell K. Hal-
lock, Springfield, III.
UNIVERSAL RIM €o.*, Chicago. Univer-
sal rim company’s improved de-
mountable rim designs for 1916-17.
(In Motor age) [10812
© Apr. 27, 1916; 1 c. May 1, 1916;
A 424180.
Upson co.*, Lockport, N. Y. Inquiries
mean possible sales. [4] p. S8vo.
[10813
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 429356.
Utica hydraulic cement co. Utica
natural cement on trial, you are the
judge. cover-title, 31 [1] p. illus.
fol. [10814
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429587; Iverson C.
Wells, Chicago.
[Var (H. 8.) & sons.] [10815, 10816
Excellent record in life assurance. [4]
© Mar. 18,
426714.
Legal reserve in life assurance. [4] p.
4mo. $5.00 per 1,000. © Mar. 13,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A
426715.
© Henry S. Vail, Chicago.
VALENTINE (C. 8.) Breeding and care
of ducks and their commercial pos-
sibilities. (Jn Scranton times)
[10817
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 6, 1916;
A 424832; Eugene McGuckin co.,
Philadelphia.
VALENTINE & co.*, New York.
[10818-10820
Close it quickly, dear, you’ll get soaked,
the rain can’t hurt valspar. © May
it 1916 A cy, Mayet, = LOLG ae A
424448,
Little imitators—a valspar story. (In
Cosmopolitan, May, 1916) © Apr. 10,
1916; 1 c. Apr. 18, 1916; A 423883.
Valspar resists a Texas hurricane. ©
Apr. 27, 1916: 1 ¢., Apr. 29,,191G6 >. A
424163.
[Note: The foregoing are in Saturday
evening post unless otherwise stated].
VANTINE (A. A.) & CO., inc.*, New
York. Vantine’s, the oriental store.
cover-title, 56 p. illus., (part col.)
Svo. [10821
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 19,
1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 480362.
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10822 pt. }, aso wee
VERMILION County, Ill. Vermilion | Watst energy. v. 3, no. 5, Mar. 20,
County, Ill., directory and buyers’ 1916. [6] p. folder, illus. 4to.
guide, 1916. Danville, Ill., [linois [10831
printing co, 1916. 212 p. 8vo. © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ec and aff
$10.00. [10822 Mar. 27, 1916; A 429139; Hlgin silk
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428566; Clark-Elwell
co., Champaign, Ill.
VeRMONT telephone & telegraph co.*,
Montpelier, Vt. Montpelier district
telephone directory, spring issue,
1916. cover-title, 32 p. 8vo. ([Sec-
tion] 12) [10823
(} Mar. 25, 1916;°2 ¢c and ‘aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429250.
VERRAN (H. E.) co., ine.*, New York.
Royal society, spring of 1916. 48 p.
illus. 4to. [10824
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 e« and aff.
Mar. 15, 1916; A 426710.
ViaL (F. K.) Irregularities in brak-
ing power of freight cars. (Jn Of-
ficial proceedings of the car fore-
men’s association of Chicago, April,
1916) [10825
© May 3, 1916; 1 ¢. May 5, 1916;
A 424288; Car foremen’s assn. of
Chicago, Chicago.
Victor talking machine co.*, Camden,
N. J. Victor records, May, 1916.
cover-title, [446] p. ports., illus.
12mo. [10826
© May 18, 1916; 2-c. and aff.
May 20, 1916; A 481160.
VICTORIA bath society*, New York.
Victoria bath and laundry. [8] p.
folder. illus. S8vo. (Cover-title:
Don’t forget the Victoria.)
[10827
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ Feb. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 15, 1916; A 426706.
Vircinta & Tennessee telephone co.*,
Roanoke, Va. Roanoke, Salem and
Vinton telephone directory. Feb.
15, 1916. 68 p. 8vo. [10828
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and: aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429259.
Von Branpt (Ralph Van Kirk) * Tren-
ton, N. J. [Iconoclast’s message]
18 1. 12mo. [10829
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 21, 1916; A 430136.
WAGNER’S (W. T.) sons*,
Wagner’s artificial vichy. cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 16mo. [10830
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 430179.
Cincinnati.
| Warp (Fletcher D.)* Berea, Oo.
waist co., Philadelphia.
WALES (John H.)* New York. Gran-
ules and its various uses. Brooklyn,
N. Y., Brooklyn mfg. co., 1916. [8]
p. 16mo. (Cover-title: Safety first,
use granules) [10832
© Mar. 27,.1916:72*c Ages
1916; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 429339.
WALKER (Lydia H.)* Los Angeles.
Back to the mountains. cover-title,
2 1. illus. S8vo. [108383
© Mar. 10, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429141.
WALKER and Hallgren. Every house-
keeper who needs more money.
Sheet, 364 by 24 inches. [10834
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 30,
1916; aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 480487;
William Henry Walker, Maywood,
Til.
WALLACE (Emma Gary) Changing
ideas into cash. Auburn, N. Y.,
Writers selling service, 1916. 46, [2]
p. nar. 8vo. $1.00. [10835
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 480021; Writer’s selling
service, Auburn, N. Y.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. Mar. 28—Apr. 1, 3-8, 10-15,
1916. [17 instalments] (In. St.
Louis times) [10836
© Mar. 28-Apr. 1, 3-3, 104@
1916; 1 c. each Apr. 19, 1916; A
423905 ; German-American press
assn., St. Louis.
Ré-
sumé of child development. Sheet,
19 by 243 inches. $0.10. [10837
© Mar. 18, 1916: 2 @ ami eee
Mar. 27, 1916; A 429142.
Warp (Mary Augusta Arnold) Lady
Connie, by Mrs. Humphry Ward.
chap. 11, 12. (Jn Cornhill maga-
zine ) [10838
© 1c May 22, 1916; A ad int.
2660; pubd. Apr. .26, 1916; Mrs.
Humphry Ward, London.
WARNER (Frank A.) [10839, 10840
Bobby Blake and his school chums; or,
The rivals of Rockledge. Illus. by
R. Emmett Owen. New York. Barse
& Hopkins [1916] 250 p. inel. front.
plates. 12mo. @ May 12, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. May 18, 1916; A 431113.
484
BOOKS,
no. 5, 1916
i ia cena a a aaa
GROUP II
10877
WARNER (Frank A.)—Continued.
Bobby Blake at Snowtop camp; or, Win-
ter holidays in the big woods. Illus.
by R. Emmett Owen. New York,
Barse & Hopkins [1916] 252 p. incl.
front. plates. 12mo. © May 12, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 18, 1916; A 431114.
© Barse & Hopkins, New York.
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. Sheet no. 10, Apr. 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 24% by 18 inches.
[10841
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 10, 1916; A 4380181; Rich-
ard G. Waskow, Chicago.
Watson (David) Awful American
war of 1919. New York Loyal-Amer-
ican publishing corporation [1916].
224 p. illus. S8vo. $0.65. [10842
i Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 430479;
Loyal American pub. corp., New
~ York.
WessTER (Frank W.)* Philadelphia.
Care of the teeth. cover-title, 4 p.
16mo. [10843
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 429460.
WEHMAN bros.*, New York. Wehman
bros.’ good old-time songs, no. 4.
120 p. 32mo. [10844
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 429277
Weiss (Harry Bernard)* Worcester.
Ten health commandments. Card,
33 by 24 inches. [10845
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 430100.
WELLS (H. G.)* New York. Woman
and the war. (Jn Ladies home jour-
nal. June, 1916) [10846
© May 20, 1916; 1 @ May 12,
1916; A 424446.
sea (Sidney A.) Suggestive
- therapeutics; a complete corre-
spondence course in psychology, gen-
eral philosophy, suggestive thera-
peutics and right living, together
with complete lesson outlines. Sec-
tion 27. New rev. ed. cover-title,
309-319 numb. 1. fol. $5.00. [10847
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 4, 1916; A 4380019;
Weltmer institute of suggestive
- therapeutics, Nevada, Mo.
WeENTWorTH (George) & Smith (Da-
. vid Eugene)* New York. Essen-
tials of arithmetic. Grammar school
book. Teachers’ ed. Boston, Lon-
don [ete.] Ginn and company [1916]
WENTWORTH (George) & Smith (Da-
vid Eugene) *—Continued.
ip. 1, Ga. Dp. I2mo... CWentworbh-
Smith mathematical series) $0.40.
[10848
© Apr. 10, 1916;
15, 1916; A 427712.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. [10849-10876
AS a man’s Own. © Apr. 18, 1916; 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 423922,
Aunt Susan’s legacy. © Apr. 2051916)"
1c. Apr. 22, 1916; A 424007.
2c. and aff. Apr.
Change. © May 2, 1916; 1 ¢c. May 4,
1916; A 424264,
Chickadee. © Apr. 10, 1916; 1 c. Apr.
2. 1916: _A 423753.
Dietetic difference. @© Apr. 19, 1916;
1c. Apr. 22, 1916; A 423999.
Dynawite affair. © Apr. 22 OA Gi lees
Apr. 24, 1916; A 424024.
Eye onener. © May 5, 1916; 1 c. May 8,
1916; A 424348.
First love. © Apr. 24, 1916; 1 ¢c. Apr.
26, 1916; A 424090.
Happiest way. @©@ Apr. 25, 1916; 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 424107.
Eats 9 @ vApr: Lee? Apr 24.
ZAR OG
1916; A 424029.
Her house and his. © May 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 6, 1916; A 424298.
His, wife. @ May 11, 1916;
18, 1916; A 424459.
Mrs. Wilmer’s cure. © Apr. 15,
lie Apres 17, 1916 Ar 42388).
Nan’s visitors. © Apr. 14, 1916;
Apr. 17, 1916; A 423882.
Noncombustible man. © May 1, 1916;
1 ce. May 38, 1916; A 424215.
i Se May
1916;
IAG
Over the fence. © May 9, 1916; 1 «.
May 11, 1916; A 424412.
Rag carpets and H. Annie. © Apr. 28,
1916; 1 ec. May 1, 1916; A 424166.
Saving Alicia. © May 3, 1916; 1 ec. May
5, 1916; A 424287,
Shopping with Nancy. © Apr. 29, 1916;
1 ec. May 1, 1916; A 424174.
Showing John. @©@ May 17, 1916; 1 ¢«
May 20, 1916; A 424638.
Some misconceptions regarding bonds.
@ May 6, 1916: 1 ¢c. “May 8, 1916; A
424338.
South American trade. © Apr. 22, 1916;
1 ¢e. Apr. 24, 1916; A 424028.
Spring: © Apr. 17, 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 19,
1916; A 423911.
Sunfast.
© May 10, 1916; 1 ec. May 12,
1916; A 424440.
Transom family. © May 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 8, 1916; A 424337.
Violets. @©@ May 8, 1916; 1 ec. May 10,
1916; A 424366.
Yellow car. © Apr. 26, 1916; 1 ec. Apr.
28, 1916; A 424145.
You “betcha; -@ Apr: 27,’ 19165 L ¢. Apr.
29, 1916; A 424162. F
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
West (Roswell B.)* Birmingham, Ala.
Free love. Post card. [10877
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
24, 1916; A 4380329.
485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10878
Westcotr (Allan) King’s player and
his royal patron. (Jn New York
times. Tercentenary Shakespearean
supplement ) [10878
© Apr. 9, 1916; 1 @ Apr. 10, 1916;
A 423867; New York times co., New
York.
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co. Westermann
service. [10879, 10880
Issue no. 80. Mar., [1916] 16 p. illus.
fol. with sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 214 by 1534 inches. © Mar. 15,
1916; 2 ¢.. and aff.. Apri-13, 1916s. A
430409.
Issue no. 81, Apr., [1916] 16 p. illus.
fol; > (©) Apr." 10;,41916% 2 Grand ait:
Apr. 138, 1916; A 430408.
© Westermann syndicate,
New York.
ine.,
WESTERN Soil bacteria co.*, San Fran-
cisco. Westrobac and alfalfa. [8] p.
folder. illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 47)
[10881
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
15, 1916; A 426694.
WESTERVELT (Alex Me. G.)* Pitcairn,
Pa. Where the shamrocks used to
grow. Sheet, 73 by 6 inches. $0.10.
[10882
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 480194.
WESTINGHOUSE air brake co.*, Wilmer-
ding, Pa. Part catalog no. 3214-3.
Suppl. no. 1. 6-inch x 8-inch freight
brake cylinders and cast iron reser-
voirss for types K and H triple
valves. Feb., 1916. 4 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 4to. [10883
©. Mar. 1; 1916; 2°¢,-and ‘aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426826.
WETTSTEIN (Hermann)* San Fran-
cisco. EHye-openers on the causes
and inevitable results of the world
war. (Jn San Francisco Sunset
journal) [10884
© Ape 21, 1916.9 & Ani 26,
1916; A 424133.
WHEELER (Edmund)* New York.
Sidelights on the International
paper company. cover-title, 24 p.
16mo. $1.00. [10885
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 4295783.
WHELPLEY (James Davenport) Cer-
tain essentials of preparedness.
Proof. (National editorial service,
serial no. 388) [10886
© Jan. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 10, 1916; A 429376; National
editorial service, inc., New York.
. pt. I, DySi, We de
WuHuiTE (E. F.) Dispenser & cear-
bonator. May maxims. (Jn South-
ern pharmaceutical journal. May,
1916) [10887
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
A 424204; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
WHITE (J. H.) mfg. co.*, Brooklyn.
Whitalks 16. Points on _ socket
covers. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 6 by 34 inches. [10888
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 430468.
WHITE (W. L.)* Lankershim, Cal.
Spare time ornaments and novelties.
How to make and sell them. [8] p.
Svo. $1.00. [10889
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 4380274.
WHITE & Kemble*, New York. White
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages. Control of
Georgia railway co. 9 p. fold.
map. fol. $10.00. [10890
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 427876.
WHITE co.*, Cleveland. White trucks
for delivery service. [5th ed.] 63,
[1] p. illus. 4to. [10891
© Feb. 22, 191632 ¢€ sandasaa,
Mar. 24, 1916; A 429108.
Wuitine mfg. co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Livingston, being a catalogue of a
pattern of sterling silver flatware &
hollow-ware. cover-title, [15] p.
illus., port. 4to. [10892
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 426847.
WHITMAN (Roscoe Leighton) Light
on salesmanship. 4th ed. 12 p.
illus. nar. 8vo. [10893
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 429562; National import-
ing & mfg. co., New York.
(Stephen)* New York.
Children of hope. chap. 19-the end.
(Jn Century, May, 1916.) [10894
© Apr. 20, 31916; i°C. “Aare
1916; A 424020.
WHITMAN
Wicks electrical institute*, Chicago.
Wicks electrical institute correspon-
dence course. Lessons nos. 1-52.
52 v. illus., diagrs. 16mo. $49.40.
[10895
© Dee. 31, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426656.
486
gy
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 5, 1916
10913
Witckes Martin Wilckes co.*, New
York. Standard grades of Bear
lamp blacks. 15 p. illus. 16mo.
[10896
© Apr. 22, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 24, 1916; A 430458.
Witper (D. Edwin)* Boston. Bulle-
tin, Christmas, 1915. [4] p. 12mo.
[10897
© Dee. 25. 1915; 2 c and aff.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 429745.
Wirttarp (Jess) List of don’ts for
sparring beginners, by heavyweight
king. (Jn New York American)
[10898
Apr. 16, 1916; 1 ¢& Apr. 17,
1916; A 423861; A. Merritt, New
York.
Wi1iams (Charles W.) & co.*, New
York. Boxed wisdom. no. 2. Blot-
ter, 94 by 4 inches. [10899
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429417.
Wi1iams (W. E. Hume) Interna-
tional law, or custom, and its bear-
ing on the marine problems of the
big nations. (Jn New York herald)
[10900
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 ce. Apr. 3, 1916;
A 423535; New York herald co., Jer-
sey City.
Wiis music co.%, Cincinnati. Pro-
gressive orchestra for school and
community. 14y. 4to. Contents.—
y. 1. ist violins.—vo. 2. 2d violins.—
vy. 3. 3d violins.—yv. 4. Viola.—yv. 5.
cello.—y. 6. Bass.—v. 7. Flute.—v. 8.
Clarinets—v. 9. Cornets.—y. 10.
Horns.—y. 11. Trombone treble.—v.
12. Trombone bass.—yv. 13. Drums.—
y. 14. Piano. [10901
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Mar. 22, 1916; A 430018.
Wuauty (John)* Chicago. John Willy
hotel directory, 1916. 5th year.
[Chicago, Ill., Printed by Hack &
Anderson, 1916] cover-title, 96 p.
8vo. $0.50. [10902
ame ts, 1916-2 c..and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 428690.
Witson (Daniel H.)* Portland, Ore.
For you a rose in Portland grows.
Post card. $0.01. [10903
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c Mar. 13,
1916; aff. Mar. 28, 1916; A 425947.
WINDER service co.*, New York.
[10904, 10905
National service. Issue no. 57. cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 4to. © Mar. 1,
1916; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1916; aff. Apr. 6,
1916; A 430137.
Winder service. Issue no. 33. cover-
title, [12] p. illus. fol. © Mar. 1,
1916; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1916; aff. Apr. 6,
1916; A 430138.
45321—16——_6
WINNEPESAUKEE telephone co.*, La-
conia, N. H. Laconia district tele-
phone directory, spring issue, 1916,
section 10. cover-title, 24 p. 8vo.
[10906
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429249.
WINTON co.*, Cleveland. Winton six.
48. 46 p. illus. (part col.) Ato.
[10907
© Mar. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
13, 1916; A 426638.
Woop County, O. Farm journal rural
directory of Wood County, O. [1916-
1921] Philadelphia, W. Atkinson
company, 1916. 320 p. illus. 8vo.
[10908
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428584; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
Woottey (Edward Mott)* Passaic,
N. J. Earning a living in Europe
and in America. [Garden City, N.
Y., Printed by Country life press,
1916] 20 p. S8vo. (Reprinted from
the Saturday evening post) $0.10.
[10909
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 427858.
Woonsocket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I.,
directory, 1916. v. 35. Providence,
R. I., Sampson & Murdock co., 1916.
554 p. front. (fold. map) $3.00.
[10910
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 428464; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
Worcester, Mass. Worcester house
directory and family address book
[1916] no. 15. Worcester, Drew
Allis company, 1916. 1284 p. 8vo.
$5.00. {10911
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
94, 1916; A 428686; Drew Allis co.,
W orcester.
WorKING-cLASS union. Working-class
union. [Membership card] Card,
printed on both sides, 3: by 54
inches. $0.25. [10912
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
7, 1916; A 430255; Wells LeFevre,
Van Buren, Ark.
WortTHINGTON (Hugh 8.) Lecture on
French literature. New York,
American college society [1916] 7,
Lt Leokewnt OVO. (American college
course ) [10913
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 430163; Albert Newton
Shideler, New York.
487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10914 pt. I, n. s., v.13, no. 5, 1916
Wricut (J. Roy)* Unionville, Mo. | YELLow taxi service, ine.*, Albany.
Summary of the opening addresses Book of rules. 24, [1] p. 12mo.
of the Wright-Sommer debate be-
tween J. R. Wright and D. Austin
Sommer. Unionville, Mo., Union-
ville republican printing co., 1916.
16 p. 8vo. $0.25 [10914
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 3, 1916; A 429285.
Wricut (William F.)* Buffalo. Only
Billy Sunday. Sheet, 73% by 63
inches. [10915
©. Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢ Mar. 30,
1916; A 429338.
WRITER’S selling service,* Auburn, N.
Y. First aid to ambitious men and
women writers. [4] p. ports. 4to.
[10916
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429337.
WrovucutTon (Oliver L.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Business ethics. [Kansas City,
Kan., Printed by Callender printing
co., 1916] 1p. 1, [5]-385 p. 24mo.
$0.15. [10917
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 480216.
Wruie (I. A. R.)* London. Duchess
in pursuit. 1. The duchess and the
daffodils. (In Story-teller, May,
1916) [10918
© 1c May 10, 1916; A ad int.
2651; pubd. Apr. 10, 1916.
WryMAN (Bruce) Liabilities of the
earrier for loss of goods. Chicago,
Blackstone institute, 1916. 28 p.
port. S8vo. (On cover: Modern
American law lecture) [10919
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 430473; Blackstone in-
stitute, Chicago.
YAWMAN & Erbe mfg. co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. “800” series of vertical
filing cabinets. Sheet, illus. (part.
col.), printed on both sides, 31 by
12 inches, fold. to obl. 12mo.
[10920
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
11, 1916; A 430211.
[10921
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
5, 1916; A 429317.
YEOMANS bros. co.*, Chicago. Small
electrically driven centrifugal
pumps. 11 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Bulletin no. S—1000. Feb., 1916)
[10922
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 429401.
Yoper (W. A.)* Omaha, Neb. Helps
in nature study and industrial work.
31 p. S8vo. [10923
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429487.
York (Chauncey F.)* Detroit. Over-
look farm, thrilling pioneer stories.
2v. illus. 8vo. $0.25 each. Con-
tents.—v. 1. Sam Peters.—yvy. 2.
Mick. [ 10924, 10925
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 428561, 428562.
ZACHAROW (Isidor)* Chicago. Ex-
posure of the drys and prohibition
movement. cover-title, 30 p. illus.
8vo. $0.25. [10926
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 429136.
ZANER (C. P.) Zaner method writing ;
arm movement. Manual no. 5-8.
Columbus, O., Zaner & Bloser com-
pany, 1915. 4 v. cover-title. illus.
obl. 24mo. $0.15 each. [10927
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff.
Mar. 23, 1916; A 429340; Zaner &
Bloser, Columbus, O.
ZIMMERMAN (W. A.)* Santa Ana, Cal.
Salute to the American flag. Card,
col. illus., 18 by 84 inches. $0.50.
[10928
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
10, 1916; A 429383.
ZUCKER (George William)* Orange,
N. J. Planning for the future. [4]
p. folder. 16mo. [10929
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr,
18, 1916; A 480318.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United
periodicals)
States publications (ineluding 3,119 contributions to
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions
Of Mar. 4; 1000.02 2¢ St wa sk ee ee, eee
(c) .Poreign books in forelgn language. cee eee eee
——_ ,
Meo ©, LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
FOR ORAL DELIVERY.
AARONSON (D. Darby)* New York. | Greenspaum (Leon)* St. Louis. Spirit
Eanao:. -! p. 1. 8 numb. |. 4to. of a new-old religion. 15 1. 4to.
Typewritten. [10930 Typewritten. [10935
© 1c. May 1, 1916; C 952. © 1c. May 3, 1916; © 951.
Brock (Maggie EK.) * Philippi, W. Va. LresH (L. J.) Aerofan. 9 numb. I.
Divine Jaw. 8 numb. 1. 8vo. Ms. diagr. 4to. Typewritten. [10936
[10931 © 1c. May 8, 1916; C 950; Radio
© 1c. May 24, 1916; C 957. club of America, New York.
i ; McCLeLLAn (Edward C.)* Elko, Nev.
CricHton (David Henry)* Buffalo. Key to irrigation and what is called
Iroquois league. 11 numb. 1. fol. dry farming in the semi-arid region.
Typewritten. [10932 4 p. 1, numb. 1. 4-49. diagrs. 4to.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; C 949. Typewritten. [10937
1c. May 16, 1916; C 954.
DaveNPorT (Charles E.)* New York. ae oe re r
Logical solution of preparedness. 2 | WAtsH (Michael F.)* New York,
numb. loose 1. fol. Typtewritten. Series of lectures on Ireland, the
[10933 Emerald Isle, in four parts. 4 Vv.
; fol. Contents.—1. Province of Lein-
ete May 23,1916; C 956. ster.—2. Province of Ulster.—3.
Province of Munster.—4. Province
Eastman (FP. C.)* Towa City, Ia. | of Connaught. [10938-10941
Roman private life, series of five lec- 1 h Aur. 29. 1916--¢
tures. 5 envelopes of sheets, 7% by 944-947 Sean pr: 3 2
54+ inches. Contents.—1. The Ro- ;
mon house.—2. Wearing apparel.— | Watters (Elizabeth T.)* Chicago.
3. Games and amusements.—4. Com- Physiological-psychological discov-
munication and travel.—. Trades ery. 44 numb. loose 1. fol. Type-
and crafts. [10934 written. [10942
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1916; C 936. ©) 1c. May 19, 1916;.C 955:
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ACCORDING TO WASHINGTON; 1 act
drama, by J. Stokes. [2],13 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10943
© 1c Apr. 22, 1916; D 43827;
John Stokes, New York.
ADVICE TO THE LOVE-LOONS; comedy in
geaet. by EH. Hopkins. [3], 25. p.
4to. Typewritten. [1094
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 48898;
Edwin Hopkins, New York.
AFTER THE GAME; play in 1 act, by
met. Donaldson. [1], 25 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10945
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1916; D 48768;
Alfred Lee Donaldson, Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
AFTER THE MASQUERADE; talking and
singing sketch in one, by Frank G.
King. [1], 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [10946
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 48911;
May Dormand, Jersey City.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
THE GREAT MAGICIAN, AND THE
WICKED SCAMP; dramatic playlet in
6 scenes, by M. J. Hellis. [2], 9 p.
8vo. Typewritten. [10947
© 1c. May 4, 1916; D 48822;
Marie Josephine MHellis, Philadel-
phia.
AtcoveE (THE); play in 1 act, by W.
Clapp. 20 p. fol. Typewritten.
[10948
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 48718;
Woodbridge Clapp, Washington.
Att’S SWELL THAT ENDS’ SWELL;
libretto to 3 act comic opera, by H.
Flammer, [5], 23 p. 4to. Type-
written. [10949
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 48903;
Harold Flammer, New York.
ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL; episode
in 1 act, by I. H. Russell. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10950
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 43785;
Irone Hancock Russell, Washington.
ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL; play in 3
acts, by J. R. K. Taylor. [120] p.
4to. Typewritten. [10951
© 1c May 24, 1916; D 43986;
James R. Keene Taylor, New York.
ALL WRONG; quaint comedy, by F. A.
Nordstrom. [2], 12 p. 4to. Type-
written. [10952
© 1c May 16, 1916; D 43918;
Frances Anna Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
AMONG A THOUSAND WOMEN; play in 4
acts, by A. Schorr.
perON MD AVI yMw
“WW ODWIN WD )|DUPR
jowevs
4 PN DIDEND
[2], 116 p. Svo. Ms. [10953
© 1 e. Apr. 20, 1916; D 48678;
Anshel Schorr, Philadelphia.
AMONG FRIENDS; comedy in 3 acts, by
Ae De: We tAllenes fT C1laas Ds
Typewritten.
© 1 « May 23, 1916; D 43982;
Ade De Wolfe Allen and M. W.
Allen, New York.
ANDROCLES AND THE LION, OVERRULED,
PYGMALION; by Bernard Shaw.
New York, Brentano’s, 1916, exxvii,
224 p. 12mo. [10955
Or Ape oi StOiG 2 es MAI 2,
1916; D 48764; George Bernard
Shaw, London.
Same. [10955*
es Ape 21.) 1916.) 2c. and. ait.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 427852; Bernard
Shaw, London.
ANGEL (EL) BUENO; comedia policiaca
en 4 actos y en prosa, original de
Luis Linares Becerra y José Maria
Solanas de la Infanta. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 73 p. 12mo. [10956
Cy Appa 22). TOG oic. ADE. 2),
1916; D 48748; L. Linares Becerra
y J. M. Solanas de la Infanta,
Madrid.
ANGEL (EL) REBELDE; comedia en 3
actos y en prosa, de A. P. Maristany.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1916. 70 p. 12mo.
[10957
Or Apr 22,1916 1. ¢.. Apr*25,
1916; D 43739; Alejandro P. Maris-
tany, Madrid.
491
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10958
AROUND THE TOWN}; musical comedy,
by David M. Wolff. [1], 55 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[10958
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 43725;
E. P. Churchill, ine., Chicago.
AS IT OFTEN HAPPENS; modern drama
in 3 acts, by R. P. Maedonald. 1438
p. 4to. Typewritten. [10959
© 1c Apr. 10, 1916; D 48757;
Royal Percival Macdonald, San
Francisco.
AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD. See Queen
(The) decides.
AT THE OPERA; duologue, by D. D.
Aaronson. [1], 8 p. 4to. Type-
written. [10960
© 1c May 6, 1916; D 43838; D.
Darby Aaronson, New York.
AUS BIVOUAC UND SCHNITZENGRABEN
(FROM BIVOUAC AND TRENCHES) ;
dramatic sketches, by Max M. Simon.
{7] p. 4to. Typewritten. [10961
© 1c May 20, 1916; D 43958;
Anna Simon, New York.
jj Autor (Ex) !! jj Ex autor!! mon6-
logo comico, original y en prosa con
incrustaciones mimicas, por R. Lé-
pez-Montenegro. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1916. 12 p.
12mo. [10962
© Apr. 22, 1916; 1c. Apr. 25, 1916;
D 438730; Ramon Lépez-Montenegro,
Madrid.
Bait (THE) ; sketch in 1 scene, by L.
Nichols. 9 p. fol. Typewritten.
[10963
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 43964;
Lee Nichols, New York.
BEFORE THE WEDDING; comedy act, by
Brennan and Carroll. [2], 8p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10964
© 1c Apr. 22, 1916; D 43818;
John Brennan and Caroyln Carroll,
New York.
Bet (A) on Cupip; philandering com-
edy in 1 act, by J. Garcia Pimentel.
{[2],51p. 4to. Typewritten. [10965
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43914; J.
Garcia Pimentel, New York.
BILLPostTer (THE) AND THE SOUBRETTE;
transformation vaudeville act, by W.
A. Foster. [2] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [10966
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 43819;
Wm. Amos Foster, Oak Park, II.
pt.1, n.s., v.13
BLUE-BEARD; OR, THE MYSTERY OF THE
BLUE-ROOM, dramatic playlet in 2
scenes, by M. J. Hellis. 5 p. S8vo.
Typewritten. [10967
© 1c May 8, 1916; D 43841;
Marie Josephine Hellis, Philadel-
phia.
Bos’S BLOOMING BUNK; 1 act sketch
by Willard Mack. [1], 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10968
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48980;
Joseph E. Bernard, New York.
Bon (THE) VIVANTS; play in 4 acts,
by M. Longhi. [50] p. fol. Type-
written. [10969
© 1c May 1, 1916; D 48854;
Marion Longhi, Chicago.
BounTiES (THE) OF THE KINGDOM;
fairy play, by E. E. ©. Dunlop.
[Riveston, N. J., The new era,
1916] 32 p. 12mo. [10970
© May 4, 1916; 2 ec. May 15, 1916;
D 48915; Evangeline Elizabeth
Crowell Dunlop, Washington.
BRADY OF CENTRAL OFFICE; original
dramatic comedy of the tenderloin,
by Jack Burnett. [2], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10971
© 1 ec Apr. 22, 1916: Days
Walter G. Elliott, Indianapolis.
BRIDE AND GROOM; farce, in 3 acts, by
Walter Ben Hare. New York, Dick
and Fitzgerald, 1916. 59 p. 12mo.
[10972
© May 18, 1916; 2 @ May 19,
1916; D 48944; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
BripE (THE) oF BritTTANy; book of
comic opera in 2 acts, by D. A. Car-
son. [54] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10973
© 1c. May 4, 1916; D 43882;
David Arthur Carson, Palisade,
Ne) dd.
BuBBLES; comedy in 8 acts, by Jane
Swenarton, New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1916. 36 p. 12mo. [10974
© May 17, 1916; 2 c May 18,
1916; D 48939; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
Bureiar’s (THE) CHANCE; play in 1
act, by E. W. Duke. [7] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [10975
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1916; D 48707;
BE. Woodward Duke, New York.
492
-
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no, 5, 1916
By THE YANG Sr; original Chinese
drama in 8 acts, by K. O. Treat.
[78] p. 4to. Typewritten. [10976
© 1 ec. May 9, 1916; D 48857;
Kathleen O’Hagan Treat, New York.
CacertA (LA); zarzuela en 1 acto y
4 cuodros, en verso, y prosa de An-
tonio Saleeda y Manuel Monterrey,
musica del maestro Juan Antonio
Martinez. Segundo edici6én. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores’ espafioles]
1916. 33 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
[10977
— Apr 22. 1916; 1 ¢. Apr. 25,
1916; D 43736; A. Salcedo y M.
Monterrey, Madrid.
BY THE YELLOW SANDS; by
Percy Mackaye. Garden City, N.
Y., Doubleday, Page & company,
1916. xxxii, 223 p. front., plates.
12mo. [10977*
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 427742; P. Mackaye,
New York.
Catt (THE); play in 1 act, by S. Neu-
wirth. [9] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10978
te Apr. 15, 1916; D 48712;
Solomon Neuwirth, Brooklyn.
Catt (THE) FROM THE DESERT; drama
in 4 acts and a prologue, by W. T.
Hornaday. [8], 106 p. 4to. Type-
written. [10979
© 1 ec. May 20, 1916; D 48957;
William T. Hernaday, New York.
CALL OF THE BLOOD; play in 3 acts, by
meataspears.. 28 p.. fol... Type-
written. [10980
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 43874;
Leastor Leo Spears, Savannah, Ga.
CAMPO DE ARMINO; comedia en 8 actos,
CALIBAN
original de J. Benavente. Madrid
{Sociedad de autores espafoles]
1916. 86 p. 12mo. [10981
oeeamr. 22, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 25,
1916; D 43751; Jacinto Benavente,
Madrid.
CANpIDAS (LAs)! mondlogo con eu-
femismos, original y en prosa de C.
Ordas-Avecilla de Urrengoechea.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1916. 12 p. 12mo. [10982
war 22, 1916; 1 ¢ Apr. 25,
1916; D 438735; César Ordas-Avecilla
de Urrengoechea, Madrid.
Cat (THE) AND THE KITTEN; play in
a act, by F. A. Nordstrom. [1],
17 p. 4to. Typewritten. [10983
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 43962;
Frances Anna Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
10988
CAUGHT. See Two plays.
CAUGHT IN THE JAM; play in 1 act, by
H. Kolb. 24 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10984
© 1c May 17, 1916; D 48927;
Harland Kolb, Buffalo.
CENSUS (THE) TAKER; comedy sketch
or playlet in 1 scene, by R. Valen-
tine. 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10985
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48978:
Robert Valentine, Chicago.
CHEATING CHEATERS; play in 4 acts, by
M. Marcin. [115] p. 4to. Type-
written. [10986
© 1c May 18, 1916; D 48932;
Max Marcin, New York.
CHICKEN (THE) TRUST; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by W. B. Watson. [50] p.
4to. Typewritten. [10987
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 43896;
W. B. Watson, Paterson.
CHIEF (THE) EUROPEAN DRAMATISTS;
twenty-one plays from the drama of
Greece, Rome, Spain, France, Italy,
Germany, Denmark, and Norway,
from 500 B. C. to 1879 A. D. Se-
lected and ed. with notes, biog-
raphies, and bibliographies by B.
Matthews. Boston, New York [ete.]
Houghton Mifflin company [1916]
M1 (SG. p.. - SVO0z [10987*
CoNTENTS: Agamemnon, by Aschy-
lus.—Gedipus the king, by Soph-
ocles.—Medea, by lEuripides.—The
frogs, by Aristophanes.—The cap-
tives, by Plautus.—Phormio, by
Terence.—The star of Seville, by
Lope de Vega.—Life is a dream, by
Calderon.—The Cid, by Corneille.—
Tartuffe, by Moliére-——Pheedra, by
Racine.—The barber of Selville, by
Beaumarchais.—Hernani, by Victor
Hugo.—The son-in-law of M. Poirier,
by Augier and Sandeau.—The outer
edge of society, by Alexandre Dumas
fils—The mistress of the inn, by
Goldoni.—Minna von Barnhelm, by
Lessing.—Goetz von Berlichingen,
by Goethe.—William Tell, by Schil-
ler.—Rasmus Montanus, by Hol-
berg.—A doll’s house, by Henrik
Ibsen.
©) Apr. 29, 1916; 2..c. and .aff.
May 12, 1916; A 428961; Brander
Matthews, New York.
CHILDREN OF THE BARD; [play in 1 act,
by J. S. Metcalfe] (Jn Life, v. 67,
no. 1747, Apr. 20, 1916) [10988
©, Aor. 51%, 1916.1 .¢;.,- Ape, 20,
1916; D 48720; James S. Metcalfe,
New York.
493
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10989
pt. 1, B'S, * ES
CHIVALRY (THE) OF LOVE; play in 4 | Cure (A) For INDIFFERENCE; comedy
acts, by J. A. Milburn and I. J.
Crandall. [8], 1738 p. 4to. Type-
written. [10989
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43912;
Joseph Anthony Milburn and Irene
Jean Crandall, Chicago.
CoHEN AND Levy; farce comedy in 4
acts, by M. Goldberg.
4 PR DDRNPTOINDS Pw
*AIDDIONA «12 PD /|DWPN
P7e)p. “Ato... Ms: [10990
© 1c May 2, 1916; D 43802;
Michael Goldberg, New York.
COLLEEN ; 8 act comedy, by C. C. Cush-
ing. [171] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10991
©: 1-«e,.Apr; 22, 1916: D433:
Catherine Chisholm Cushing, New
York.
CoLonIAL (A) TEA; by Kate Wood-
ward Noble. cover-title, [8] p.
front. 12mo. , [10992
© Dees 13/719 Oe, And fait.
Mar. 31, 1916; A 429265; Melicent
Porter chapter, D. A. R., Waterbury,
Conn.
pS PNP
COMMON SENSE; OR, THE HIGHER
THOUGHT; play in 3.acts, by L. B.
Parker. [154] p. Ato. Type-
written. [10993
(© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 43873;
Lem B. Parker, New York.
CoroNADO’S vision. See Gate (The)
city.
CouprpLeE (A) OF CRABS; comedy in 3
acts, by P..L. Shaw. [58] p. fol.
Typewritten. [10994
© 1c. May 8, 1916; D 48887;
Percy L. Shaw, New York.
Cousin ELeAnor; sketch, by F. A.
Nordstrom. [2], 15 p.. 4to. Type-
written. [10995
© 1c May 20, 1916; D 48961;
Frances Anna Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
Crank (THE) ; play in 4 acts, by J. A.
Jacobsen. fort’ "Dp. 4to. Type-
written. [10996
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48975;
Jacob Andreas Jacobsen, Minne-
apolis.
Crutcu (THE); drama in a prologue
and 3 acts, by J. B. Cooke and L.
Winner. [82] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[10997
© '1 c. Apr. 22; 1916; D 48711;
Joseph Brown Cooke and Lily Win-
ner, Cooperstown, N. Y.
in 1 act, by Goeffrey Wilkinson.
New York, Samuel French; London,
Samuel French, Itd., 1916. 22 p.
12mo. [10998
© May 1, 1916; 1c. May 8, 1916;
D 43807; Samuel French, ltd., Lon-
don.
Damas (LAs) DE LA CRUZ ROJA ES-
PANOLA; mondlogo, original y en
prosa, de C. Ordas-Avecilla de Ur-
rengoechea. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafoles] 1916. 138 p.
12mo. [10999
© Apr: 22, 1916: 1 ey Apress
1916; D 48732; César Ordas-Avecilla
de Urrengoechea, Madrid.
DeaD (THE) SWEETHEART; farce in 1
act, by Adolf Glinger and Otto Taus-
sig. [2], 60 p. 4to. Typewritten. —
[11000
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 43921;
Julian Rose, New York.
DEAR OLD SATURDAY NIGHT; Sketch, by
Alf. T. Layne. 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11001
© 1c May 16, 1916; D 43916;
Lillian Semmens, San Francisco.
DES MEERES UND DER LIEBE WELLEN;}
trauerspiel in 5 aufziigen, von
Franz Grillparzer, ed., with notes
and a study of Grillparzer’s life and
works, by John L. Kind. New York,
Oxford university press, American
branch [ete, ete.] 1916. exxxiii p.,
1-4,-208 p.’ front., pl, ports. ~ 12me,
(Oxford German series, by Ameri-
can scholars. General editor: J.
Goebel) [11001*
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Mar.
27, 1916; A 428249; Oxford univ.
press, Amer. branch, New York.
DESERTER (THE); modern sketch, by
F. Medhurst. [2],18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11002
©.1¢. May 38, 1916; D 485in;
Francis Medhurst, New York.
DIOS SOBRE TODO; mondlogo en prosa,
original de C. Ordas-Avecilla de
Urrengoechea. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1916 .12 p.
12mo. [11003
@ Apr. 22, 1916; 1 e¢ Apm Ze
1916; D 487384; César Ordas-Avecilla
de Urrengoechea, Madrid.
DYNAMITE; comedy act in 2 scenes, by
W. H. Royle. [6] p. fol. Type-
written. [11004
© 1c May 13, 1916; D 438902;
William Henry Royle, Portland, Or.
494
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
EcripsE (THE); powerful modern
drama in 4 acts, by J. S. Dawley.
[5], 145 p. fol. Typewritten.
11005
© 1c. Apr, 29, 1916; D 43783;
J. Searle Dawley, New York.
ELLEN Younc; play in 8 acts, by
Gabrielle Enthoven and Edmund
Goulding. [76] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11006
© 1c. May 23, 1916; D 438983;
Nora Bayes, New York.
EMPLOYMENT (THE) OFFICE; farce in
1 act, by Jessie A. Kelley. New
York, S. French; London, S. French,
ltd. [1916] 20 p. 12mo. [11007
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. May 18,
1916; D 43955; Samuel French, New
York.
Envers (L’) D’UNE SAINTE.
(A) saint.
ETERNAL (THE) QUESTION; drama in 4
acts and an epilogue, by Samuel
Morris. [93] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11008
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 48900;
Samuel Morris Pike, New York.
Evetina. See Little Miss Nobody.
EVERY CREDIT MAN. See Everycredit-
man.
EVERY MAN’S SISTER.
sister.
EVERY SENIOR; morality play in 1 act,
by Pearl Hogrefe. New York, Dick
& Fitzgerald, 1916. 10 p. 12mo.
[11009
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. May 19,
1916; D 43947; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
EVERYCREDITMAN ; morality play. by J.
®. Breed. 15 p. S8vo. Printed.
[11010
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
D 43716; James E. Breed, Portland,
Or.
EVERYMAN’S SISTER; play in 1 act, by
H. Altimus. 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11011
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1916; D 48800;
Henry Altimus, Staten Island, N. Y.
EXTRABLATTER! heitere bilder aus
_ernster zeit, von Bernauer-Schanzer
und Gordon, musik von Walter Rollo
und Willy Bredschneider. Text-
buch der gesiinge. Miinchen, Drei
masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1914. 32
p. 12mo. [11012
© Nov. 14, 1914; 1c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13674; Drei masken ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich.
See False
See Everyman’s
11020
FALSE (A) SAINT (L’ENVERS D’UNE
SAINTE) ; a play in 8 acts, by Fran-
cois de Curel, tr. by Barrett H.
Clark. Garden City, N. Y., Double-
day, Page & company, 1916. xiii, 1
1., 100 p. 12°. (The Drama league
series of plays, vol. 17) [11012*
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 427856; Doubleday,
Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.
Famous (THE) SCHOOL DAYS; play in
L_act,..by 5. dilsner.. +{91,-p:)4 4te:
Ms. [11013
©: dee. Aprin25, 1916 3. D-48T2;
Beatrice Elsner, Hammond, Ind.
Faust; play in 4 acts, by E. L. Viets.
19 p. Svo. Printed. [11014
© 1c. May 2, 1916; D 48881; Ed-
ward Lincoln Viets, Akron, O.
FEREDAH ; composition for oriental op-
era in 1 act with intermezzo, by E.
Hecht. [1], 9 p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [11015
@©*1 3 Apr. 24) 1916-6 DD 48722:
Edith Hecht, San Francisco.
FERGUSON’S RAGS; play in 4 acts, by
N. F. Halman, adapted from the
novel, Rags, by E. B. Delano. [136]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11016
© 1c¢ May 1, 1916; D 43795;
Edith Barnard Delano and Doris F.
Halman, New York.
FIGHTING (THE) RACE; comedy in 4
acts, by C. Phillips. [66] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11017
© 1c. May 2, 1916; D 438936;
Charles Phillips, New Richmond,
Wis.
Firm (THE) PRINCESS; play with
songs, in 8 acts, by G. Spink and L.
Cline. [76] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [11018
© 1c May 1, 19i6G; D* 43794;
Louis Cline and George Spink, At-
lantie City.
FISH CAKE FANNY; comedy in 8 acts,
by W. W. Whallen, [60] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11019
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 438860;
Will W. Whalen, Shamokin, Pa.
Fixer (THE); comedy with songs in
1 act, by B. Whipple and W. Hus-
ton. 17 p: fol. Typewritten.
[Words only] [11020
© 1c. May 5, 1916; D 43829;
Bayone Whipple and Walter Huston,
Long Island City, N. Y.
499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 2 Bi, v.38
FoR THE MAN SHE LOVED; drama in 3 | GATE (THE) cITy; pageant of Lincoln
11021
acts, by C. H. Mason. [142] p.
4to. Typewritten. [11021
© 1c. May 19, 1916; D 48956;
Carl H. Mason, New York.
For THE REGIMENT; war play in 1 act,
by B. A. Hubbard. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11022
© 1¢ May 4, 1916; D 43816;
Benj. A. Hubbard, Allentown, Pa.
Fosroritos (Los); entremés en prosa,
original de E. Lopez-Marin. Madrid
[Sociedad de auteres espanoles]
1916. 17 p. 12mo. [11023
i} Apr. 22.1916; 1° ©) Apr 725.
1916; D 48746; Enrique Ldpez-
Marin, Madrid.
FOUND, A YOUNG NOBLEMAN; play in 2
acts, 3 scenes, by Anna E. Satterlee.
[Los Angeles, C. Wesley Denning
co.] 28 p. 16mo. [11024
ji Apr. 21, 1916: 2 c. Apr. 26,
1916; D 43761; W. C. T. U. of south-
ern California, Los Angeles.
FRAME-UP (THE); modern play in 3
acts and prologue, by D. Oppenheim.
[3], 173 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11025
fc): 1c. May 1, $1916; D/48789;
Dave Oppenheim, New York.
FROLICS IN THE AIR; Satire on the high
life of a roof garden play, by Junie
McCree. [1], 50 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11026
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1916; D 48690;
Geo. Belfrage, New York.
FROM BIOVOUAC AND TRENCHES. See
Aus bivouae und schnitzendraben.
FucGiTives; drama of the Canadian
wilderness in 8 acts, 3 scenes, by
E. J. Sharpsteen. [1], 31 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11027
© 1c. May 38, 1916; D 48820;
Ernest J. Sharpsteen, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
GAME (THE); dramatic comedy
melange, by M. A. Somers. [1].
7 p. 4to. Typewritten. {11028
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 48917;
Martin A. Somers, New York.
GARDEN (THE) OF LOVE; Egyptian idol
in 3 scenes, by N. V. Nichols and
Andrew Toombes. [1], 5 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11029
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1916; D 43861;
Nellie V. Nichols, New York.
1916, by H. B. Alexander. Lincoln
oe Woodruff press, 1916. 44 p.
vo.
CoNTENTS: pt. 1. The sacred tree
of the Omaha tribe.—pt. 2, Coro-
nado’s vision. [11030
© Apr..1, 191632 G Marne
1916; D 48817; Hartley Burr Alex-
ander, Lincoln, Neb.
GENL. GRANT’S DRUMMER IN THE BAT-
TLE OF SHILOH REPRESENTING NORTH
AND SoutH; play in 1 act, by P. H.
Ravlin. [1], 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11031
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48974;
Philo H. Ravlin, Chicago.
GEORGE IS DEAD; play in 1 act, by J.
W. FitzPatrick.” [1], 32) pee
Typewritten. [11032
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1916; D 48781;
James William FitzPatrick, Water-
bury, Conn.
GLAD (THE) GIRL; vaudeville sketch,
by H. L. Willett. 16 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11033
© 1c May 20, 1916; D 438960;
Howard L. Willett, Chicago.
GLAMouR (THE); romantic comedy in
4 acts, by E. K. Wallace, [104] p.
4to. Typewritten. [11034
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 48931;
Edna Kingsley Wallace, New York.
GOLD GAB ICH FUR EISEN! singspiel in
3 akten (frei nach einer grundidee
K. v. Bakonyi’s) von Victor Léon,
musik von Emmerich Kalman. Text
der gesinge. Leipzig, Wien, New
York, W. Karezag, 1914. 29 p. 12mo.
[11035
©): Oct. 20, 1914: 1.6 ae
1916; A—Foreign 18672; W. Kare-
zag, Vienna.
GRAN (EL) FILON; mondélogo, original
y en prosa, de P. Parellada. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafoles]
1916. 10 p. 12mo. [11036
© Apr. 22, 1916; 1 c Apr. 25,
1916; D 43873; Pablo Parellada,
Madrid.
GREAT (THE) LIONESS. See Magnus
leonis.
GREEN (THE) LANTERN; 1 act play, by
A. Giovannitti. (Jn New York call,
v. 9, no. 98, Apr. 2, 1916) [11037
© Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ec. May 11, 1916;
D 48886; Arturo Giovannitti, New
York.
496
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
11054
Gypsy TRAIL; romantic comedy in 4 | His Last PET; drama in 4 acts, by A.
acts, by Pearl Franklin and Wini-
fred Hawkridge. [118] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11038
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 43876;
Pearl Franklin Godfrey, New York.
H-H-HOME; monologue with interrup-
tions, by Marian Muir [pseud. of M.
Eaomith) {1}, 25 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11039
© 1 ec. May 15, 1916; D 43906;
Mary Pierce Smith, Los Angeles.
Hasit (THE) KISs; comedy in 8 acts,
by J. F. Mitchell, jr. [122] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11040
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 48928;
John Fowler Mitchell, jr., Green-
field, Ind.
HarMony (THE) TICKET; comic opera,
by J. A. Duncan, jr. [68] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Libretto only]
[11041
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 48899;
John A. Duncan, jr., St. Joseph, Mo.
HASHEESH ; play in 8 acts and a pic-
ture, by F. Bruegger. [108] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11042
/ 1 -e Apr. 22, 1916: D 43705;
Frederick Bruegger, Chicago.
HATIKVA (THE HOPE); play in 1 act,
by Mrs. J. J. Abt. 13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [110438
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43910;
Mrs. Jacob J. Abt, Chicago.
HEARTS AND SOLITAIRE; play in 1 act,
by L. W. Abele. 10 p. fol. Type-
written. [11044
© 1c May 15, 1916; D 43909;
Luther Willoughby Abele, Allen-
town, Pa.
Her mes; play in 1 act, by James
Joseph Quigley. 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11045
© 1 c. May 10, 1916; D 48869;
Thomas M. Carrol, New York.
HicHer (THE) THOUGHT. See Com-
mon sense.
His First cAsE; farce in 1 act, by A.
L. Donaldson. [1], 25 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11046
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1916; D 438769;
Alfred Lee Donaldson, Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
His Honor; play in 4 acts, by J. E.
Goodman. [135] p. 4to. Type-
written. [11047
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 48724;
a Eckert Goodman, Mt. Vernon,
te 's
EK. Wolf.
PN NONTT radio) ayoy
ONT «NX TITAN PID DUP
83 p. Svo. Ms. [11048
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1916; D 43588;
Arthur E. Wolf, New York.
HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLLIDAY; comedy in 4
acts, by G. M. Cohan, based upon
the plot suggested by George Middle-
ton and Guy Bolton. 1 p. 1, 147 p.
8vo. Printed. [11049
©ApE 220749163: 2: SApri- 29,
1916; D 43805; George M. Cohan,
New York.
HoBSON’S CHOICE; a 8 act comedy, by
Harold Brighouse. Garden City, N
Y., Doubleday, Page & company,
PMGes. L2pip:, bi tsal il pple.
(The Drama league series of plays,
vol. 14) [11049*
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428740; Doubleday, Page
& co., Garden City, N. Y.
HOME SWEET HOME; OR, THE LAST
STRAW, drama of the day in 8 acts,
by T. D. O’Bolger and G. E. Mum-
ford. 116 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11050
© 1.¢. May 18, 1916; D 43933;
Thomas Denis O’Bolger and George
Edgar Mumford, Philadelphia.
Hore (THE) See Hatikva.
HoRMIGUITA ; Comedia en 2 actos y en
prosa, original de J. Ramos Martin.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1916. 65 p.12mo. [11051
©. Apr.422,, 1916°" 1. Gc Apes 25,
1916; D 48749; José Ramos Martin,
Madrid.
Hour (THE) OF CHILDHOOD; play in 2
episodes, by E. T. Lebenbaum. 15
p. fol. Typewritten. [11052
© 1-c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 43726;
Essie Tobriner Lebenbaum, Port-
land, Or.
HovuseE (THE) IN BLIND ALLEY; play in
3 acts, by E. L. Reizenstein. [108]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11053
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1916; D 48610;
Elmer L. Reizenstein, New York.
HovusE (THE) OF GLASS; drama in 4
acts, by M. Marcin and G. M. Cohan.
1 p.1,128 p. 8vo. Printed. [11054
@); Apr: : 20, 1916: 2'°-e. Apri’ 29,
1916; D 48806; Max Marcin and
George M. Cohan, New York.
497
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11055
pt. I; WS.) Vu
HuvrRICANE (A) WoOING; comedy in 3 | JuLtuS CAESAR (THE TRAGEDY OF) AS
acts, by William and Josephine
Giles. New York, Dick and Fitz-
gerald, 1916. 32 p. 12mo. [11055
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. May 19,
1916; D 48945; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
HtssBaNpD (THE) OF GENIUS; comedy in
1 act, by L.:T. Burbank. . [LJ], 15’ p.
4to. Typewritten. [11056
© i “el May 3) 916 Wy ass t0
Louise Thayer Burbank, St. Louis.
I ToLtp you so; 1 act miniature comedy
drama, by W.. Ex Scott. [1]; iG%p:
4to. Typewritten. [11057
© 1c. May 2, 1916; D 48801; Wil-
liam Edward Scott, San Francisco.
IN TWO FLATS; play in 1 act, by H. R.
Woolf. [1], 11 p.. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11058
© 1c. May 6; 1916; D 43836;
Harold Rogers Woolf, New York.
INTERRUPTED (THE) SINGER; Sketch, by
A. Shayne. 3p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11059
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 43920; Al
Shayne, New York.
It’S YOURS IF YOU GET IT; Satirical
farce in 4 acts, by G. R. Chester
and L. Chester. 158) pe. .4to.
Typewritten. [11060
© 1 ¢. May 17, 19165) 43925:;
George Randolph Chester and Lil-
lian Chester, New York.
ITALIAN (AN) ROMANCE; dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by A. Payne. [1],
8 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11061
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 48782;
Arthur Payne, Los Angeles.
JOHN GARY’S MISSION; dramatic play-
let, by T. Bussiere. [1], 8 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11062
©). lee,- Apr. 27, 1916;..1D+ 487735
Tadema Bussiere, New York.
JONATHAN’S NIGHT SHIRT; farce in 1
act, by F. W. Reed. Boston, Mass.,
Woman’s journal, 1916. 31 p. 16mo.
[11063
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
D 43937; Ferdinanda Wesselhoeft
Reed, Cambridge, Mass.
JUDGEMENT; 1 act drama, by E. G.
Riley. 8 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11064
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 48721;
Edna Goldsmith Riley, New York.
ORIGINALLY PERFORMED BY SHAI!KE-
PEARE’S COMPANY; ed. for the stu-
dent, with introduction and notes,
by Daniel Homer Rich. New York
and London, Harper & brothers
[1916], . xli,; °[1],.. 123.9, ime iree
(port.) illus., plan. 12mo. (The
Globe theater Shakespeare) [11064*
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 427831; Harper & bros.,
New York.
JUMPING-OFF (THE) PLACE; comedy in
4 acts, by Ethel Shackelford. [117]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11065
© 1c Apr. 11, 1916; D 43758;
Ethel Shackelford Platt, Traverse
City, Mich.
JUNE THIRTEENTH; comedy dramatic
playlet, 1 act, by C. Terris. [2], 23
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11066
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 43969;
Charles Terris, Chicago.
JUST RED; play in 1 act, by W. C:
Hoff. 9 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11067
©.1¢. May 10, 1916; D.- 42875;
W. C. Hoff, Des Moines.
KEEPING UP APPEARANCES; comedy
drama in 8 acts, by A. Gallatin.
[99] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11068
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1916; D 43826;
Alberta Gallatin, New York.
KEYSTONE (THE) cops; vaudeville
comedy act, by G. Jackson. 10 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11069
© 1c Apr. 24, 1916; D 43729;
Gladys Jackson, Sioux City, Ia.
KICKED OUT OF COLLEGE; college farce
in 8 acts, by Walter Ben Hare. Chi-
eago, T. S. Denison & company
[1916], 72. pw. L2mo. [11070
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. May 138, 1916;
D 48892; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
Lapy (THE) OF THE LAKE; by Sir Wal-
ter Seott, dramatized by M. Dakin
and M. Thomas. [ Philadelphia,
Ketterlinus litho. mfg. ¢o., 1916]
eover-title, 50 p. 8vo. [11070*
© Mar. .25, 1916; 2c. “amedieair.
Mar. 29, 1916; A 427533; Margaret
Dakin and Miriam Thomas, Haver-
ford, Conn.
LADY PENELOPE. See Pen.
Lat (LE) DE L’OISELET.
(The) little bird.
See Wise
498
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
11087
Last (THE) CHANCE; comedy in 2 | LO QUE SE LLEVAN LAS HORAS; Comedia
acts, by Annie E. Bailey. New York,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1916. 32 p.
12mo. [11071
© May 17, 1916; 2 ec. May 18,
1916; D 438940; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
Last (THE) stTRAWw. See Home sweet
home.
LEGEND OF ST. GERAUD. See Wise
(The) little bird.
LEISURE (THE) CLASS; play in 1 act,
by F. Merrill. [2],17p. 4to. Type-
written. [11072
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 48856;
Fenimore Merrill, Cambridge, Mass.
Lesson (THE); play in 1 act, by G.
Kelly. fai eo op. -4to.... Lype-
written. [11073
© 1e. May 8, 1916; D 48848;
George Kelly, Philadelphia.
LineA (LA) DE CACERES; juguete
comico en 2 actoS y en _ prosa,
original de José Pérez Lopez y Jests
Luengo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1916. 54 p. 12mo.
[11074
@) Apr. 22, 1916; 1 ¢c. Apr. 25,
1916; D 48750; J. Pérez Lopez y J.
Luengo, Madrid.
LittteE ARAB (THE TAMING OF ARA-
BELLA); 3 act play, by C. Senour.
[2], 109 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11075
eeive Apr), 1916; D Asd37;
Caro Senour, Los Angeles.
LiTTLtE (THE) ISLE 0’ GREEN; vaude-
ville act, by J. H. Hughes. [1],
9 p. 12mo. Typewritten. [11076
(ot c. Apr. 8, 1916: D 43661;
Joseph H. Hughes, Saginaw, Mich.
Littte Miss Nospopy; comedy in 3
acts, by W. N. Morse and M. H.
Morse, based on the famous novel
Evelina by Fanny Burney. [110] p.
4to. Typewritten. [11077
mae @ Apr..25, 1916; D 43759:
William Northrop Morse and Mar-
garet Hincks Morse, New. York.
LITTLE (THE) STEP-DAUGHTER; play in
3 acts, by HE. F. Joyce, jr. [1], 16 p.
fol. Typewritten. [11078
© 1c. May 2, 1916; D 43804;
Edward F. Joyce, jr., New York.
en 8 actos, original de F. Sassone.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafoles] 1916. 68 p. 12mo.
[11079
@ Apr 22, 1916.1 Apr, 25,
1916; D 48741; Felipe Sassone,
Madrid.
Look WHOo’s HERE; farce in 3 acts, by
N. Harper. 102 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11080
© 1e« May 8, 1916; D 43849;
Neal Harper, New York.
Lost (THE) ISLAND; musical comedy
in 3 acts, by W. H. Macart. [49] p.
fol. Typewritten. [Libretto only]
[11081
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 43865;
William H. Macart, Lansing, Mich.
Love (THE) GARDEN OF MARS; oR, THE
TEMPLE OF NOW; play in 2 scenes
and tableau, by W. B. Young. [44]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11082
© 1c. May 5, 1916; D 48832;
William Bertram Young, Chicago.
LOVE, LAW AND DRIED BEEF; farce
comedy in 1 act, by L. C. Schmehl.
8 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11083
© 1c May 4, 1916; D 43815;
Luther Cleveland Schmehl, Read-
ing, Pa.
LOVE’S AMBASSADOR; an operique in a
prologue and 3 acts, by R. M. Ster-
ret. [87] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Libretto only ] [11084
© 1e. May 8, 1916; D 48846;
Robert Montgomery Sterret, Ja-
maica, N. Y.
LOVE’S EMPRISE; comic opera in 3 acts,
book by L. E. Taber, music by C. F.
Guerrieri. [2], 106 p. fol. Type-
written. [Libretto only] [11085
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 48963;
Louise E. Taber and Cav. Fulgenzio
Guerrieri, San Francisco.
MAGNUS LEONIS; OR, THE GREAT LION-
ESS; drama in 3 acts, by A. Glas-
gow. [72] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11086
© 1e May 6, 1916; D 43837;
Agnes Glasgow, New York.
MaAamMMaA’s Boy; play in 8 acts, by B.
Stoddard. 24 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11087
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 43901;
Burt Stoddard, New Britain, Conn.
499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11088
Man (A) OF IDEAS; play in 8 acts, by
M. Malleson. 82 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11088
le. May 8, 1916; D 48848;
Miles Malleson, London.
MARJORIE; composition for opera in 1
act with intermezzo, by KE. Hecht.
fa. 2253p: fol. Typewritten.
[Words only] [11089
© 1c. Apr 24, 1916? PD 433;
Edith Hecht, San Francisco.
Martyr; a tragedy of Belgium, drama
in 5 acts, J. Leeman, preface by
Henry La Fontaine (senator of
Belgium), tr. from the French, by
Alice Chittenden, San _ Francisco,
Belgian women’s war relief com-
mittee, 1916. xii, 80 p. S8vo.
[11090
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ce. May 1, 1916;
D 48788; Jean Leeman, San Fran-
cisco.
MEALHOUND (THE); 1 act playlet in
2 scenes, by J. C. Nugent. 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11091
©’ ec “Apr. ‘S) 1916: *D 45770;
John Charles Nugent, Canal Do-
ver, O.
MemoriEs; Sketch in 1 act, by R. Jor-
dan. [1],6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11092
© 1c. May 4, 1916; D 43823;
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
MEN 0’ War; playlet, by J. R. Froome,
jr. [2], 24 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11093
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43905;
John Redhead Froome, jr., Cincin-
nati.
MEPHISTO’S MANIFESTO; vaudeville
sketch in pantomime, composed and
written by Carmelite Dreyer and
D. A. Dreyer, Ful, ep. “Ato.
Typewritten. [11094
© 1c. May 6, 1916; D 43839;
Dora A, Dreyer, Portland, Or.
MERCHANT (THE) OF VENICE AS ORIG-
INALLY PERFORMED BY SHAKES-
PEARE’S COMPANY; ed. for the stu-
dent, with introduction and notes,
by Daniel Homer Rich. New York
and London, Harper & _ brothers
[1916] xxxvii, [2], 182 p. incl. front.
(port.) illus., plan. 12mo. (The
Globe theater Shakespeare)
[11094*
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 427832; Harper & bros.,
New York.
pt. 1, RSs Wea
MERE MAN; comedy in 8 acts, by
Algot Sandberg, tr. from the Swed-
ish, by Edward F. Hauch. [2],
118 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11095
© 1c. May 12, 1916; D 43889:
Karezag publishing co., New York
MEXICAN AND THE Coon; play in 1 act,
by S. Cook. 4p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11096€
© 1c Apr. 28, 1916; yaar
Sam Cook, New York.
MEXICAN (THE) spy; dramatic play:
let in 3 scenes, by M. J. Hellis. [1].
13 p. 8vo. Typewritten. [11097
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1916; .D 43765;
Marie Josephine Hellis, Philadel-
phia.
MIDNIGHT; farce in 8 acts, by W. M.
Blatt. [93] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11098
© 1c Apr. 24, 1916;°-D 48727:
William M. Blatt, Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. KINGSTON’S CASE; comedy dra-
matic playlet, by G. E. Byron. 11
p. fol. Typewritten. [11099
© 1c May 10, 1916; D 48880;
George Enoch Byron, Chicago.
MoNSIEUR BEAUCAIRE; a dramatiza-
tion [in 8 acts] by E. H. Freeman,
made from Booth Tarkington’s
novel. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
co., 1916. 121 p. i2mie. [11100
© May 13, 1916; 2 c@ May 15,
1916; D 48904; Ethel Hale Free-
man, Northampton, Mass.
Mo’rs (EN) @JNE; Skuespil i 4 akter
af K. M. Stangeland. Kjgbenhavyn
og Kristiania, Guldendalske boghan-
del, Nordick forlag, 1915. 177 p.
12mo. [11101
© Jan. 18, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 24
1916; D 48714; Karin Michaélis
Stangeland, Copenhagen.
MoTHER (THE) OF FRANK OGOnrosS;
sketch, by A. Y. Emerson. [1], 16
p. fol. Typewritten. [11102
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48977;
Arnold York Emerson, New York.
MoTHERHOooD; drama in 4 aets, by BH.
Ff. Marx. [67] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten, [11103
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1916; D 48779;
Kdward Francis Marx, New York.
MouUNTAIN MAD; comedy sketch, by A.
Reall. 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11104
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1916; D 48762;
Arthur Reall, Philadelphia.
500
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
MuJERES (LAS) MALAS; comedia
lirica en 2 cuadros y en prosa, orig-
inal de J. Moyroén, mfsica del
maestro Tomas Barrera. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 37 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
[11105
mo Apr 22,1916; 1. ¢. Apr: 25,
1916; D 48738; Julian Moyron,
Madrid.
My FRIEND THE JURORESS; comedy in
3 acts, by M. E. Waller. [192] p.
4to. Typewritten. [11106
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 48866;
Mary Ella Waller, Nantucket Island,
Mass.
My MOTHER’S ROSARY; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by Edward E. Rose. 150
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11107
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 48872;
Ed. W. Rowland and Edwin Clif-
ford, Chicago.
— play in 4 acts, by Hal Reid [i. e.
James Halleck Reid] [98] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [11108
© 1c. May 19, 1916; D 48951;
Gus Hill, New York.
Mystery (THE) MAN; drama in 4
ons cL. Dorion. [111]. p.
4to. Typewritten. [11109
© 1c. May 6, 1916; D 43835;
Charles T. Dorion, New York.
Mystery (THE) OF THE BLUE-ROOM.
See Blue-beard.
* New (THE) AMERICA; home mission
pageant, by Mrs. H. Thomas and
Mrs. F. Swearengen. [3], 28 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11110
4 ¢..Beb..2, 1916;,.D. 43862y
Mrs. Homer Thomas and Mrs.
Frank Swearengen, Conrad, Ia.
NEWS FROM THE FRONT; vaudeville
sketch, by I. M. Childs. [1], 5 p.
fol. Typewritten. [11111
© 1c, Apr..27,.1916; D 43771;
Irene M. Childs, San Antonio.
NOTHING ELSE TO po. See Two plays.
NOTHING OVERLOOKED; 1 act playlet, by
Geraldine Sloane. [1], 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. (11112
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 438919;
David H. Sloane, New York.
No. 2, SUSPENDED SENTENCE; modern
drama in prologue, 3 acts and an
epilogue, by W. I. Sirovich. [110]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11113
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 48935;
William Irving Sirovich, New York.
11121
OLtp (THE) LOVE; 1 act playlet, by J.
L. Browning. 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11114
© 1c. May 19, 1916; D 48950;
Joseph L. Browning, New York.
OMAR, THE SEER; 1 act play, by Allen
Abbott. 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11115
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 438879;
Marguerite Legrand Howland, New
York.
ON STYLE; play in 3 scenes, by Mrs.
O. I. Wise and Mrs. W. L. Hyman.
12) Dp, ) Sto: © Lypewritten. [11116
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1916; D 438708;
Mrs. Otto Irving Wise and Mrs.
Wm. L. Hyman, San Francisco.
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON; fairy play in
a prologue and 8 acts, by G. Rich-
ardson. [83] p. 4to. Typewritten.
PUTELy.
©) £0. May -2;7 1916 :. DD. 43855;
Grace Richardson, New York.
ONCE UPON A TIME; modern fairy tale
in 4 acts, by G. Blum and E. Lieber-
man. [85] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11118.
© 1c. “Apr? 2619165 D 43763;
Gustav Blum, New York and Elias
Lieberman, Brooklyn.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN AND A DOLLAR A
WEEK ; credit comedy in 4 payments,
4 acts, by S. J. Warshawsky. [87]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11119
© 1c. May 17, 1916; D 48965;
Samuel J. Warshawsky, Cleveland.
ONE MAN IN A THOUSAND; 8 act com-
edy, by C. Terris. [86] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11120
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 438971;
Charles Terris, Chicago.
O’Nert (THE); Irish comedy drama
in 38 acts, by A. Nichols and A.
Matthews. [134] p. 4to. Type-
written. [11121
©: 1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1916; D 45754;
Anna Nichols and Adelaide Mat-
thews, New York.
OVERRULED. See Androcles and the
lion.
PAGEANT (A) AND MASQUE FOR THE
SHAKESPEARE TERCENTENARY; by Ar-
mond Carroll. [Atlanta] The At-
lanta center, Drama league of Amer-
ica, 1916. 1 p. 1., 5-79 p. fol.
[11121*
©} Api 11° 1916* 2c) and aff.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 428522; A. Carroll,
Atlanta.
O01
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11122
PAGEANT (THE) OF YANKTON; [play
in 38 episodes] by J. M. Hanson.
[Yankton, S. D., Yankton printing
co., 1916] 56 p. S8vo. [11122
©) Apr. 25, A9163.2 1c. 2a 1,
1916; D 48797; Joseph Mills Han-
son, Yankton, S. D.
PaTio (EL) DE LOS NARANJOS; Sainete
de costumbres cordobesas en prosa,
original de Julio Pellicer y José
Ferdandez del Villar, musica del
maestro Pablo Luna. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] 1916.
40 p. 12mo. [Words only] [11123
jG Aprs 22, 1916; 4 @ Ape. 25,
1916; D 487387; J. Pellicer y J. Fer-
nandez del Villar, Madrid.
PEARL (THE) OF SAHARA; play in 3
acts, by H. Sackler. 66 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11124
© 1 ce May 2, 1916; D 48799;
Harry Sackler, New York.
PEN; comedy in 4 acts, by H. A.
Vachell, freely adapted from Lady
Penelope, a novel by Morley Rob-
erts. [3], 107 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11125
© 1e May 8, 1916; D 48847;
Horace Annesley Vachell, London.
PENALTY (THE); play in 1 act, by E.
W. Duke. 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11126
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1916; D 48706;
E. Woodward Duke, New York.
PertA (LA) AMBARINA; juguete cé-
mico en 2 actos, original de Pedro
Mufioz Seca y Pedro Pérez Fernan-
dez. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1916. 58 p. 12mo.
PPT 27
‘) Apr. 22, 1916: 1 ¢c..Apraso,
1916; D 43744; P. Mufioz Seca y P.
Pérez Fernindez, Madrid.
PETER PLANS; play in 1 act, by Mary
E. Macan. [17] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [11128
© 1c. May 19, 1916; D 43953;
Mary Macan Selby, Cynwyd, Pa.
PETREL, THE STORM CHILD; drama in 3
acts, by C. S. Bird. Boston, Walter
H. Baker & co., 1916. 58 p. 12mo.
[11129
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
D 438812; Charles S. Bird, Pitts-
burgh.
pt. 178s.) Vee
PHOENIx (THE); drama in 4 acts, by
KF. J. Ziegler. [142] p. 4to. Type-
written. [11130
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48976;
Frederick Jacob Ziegler, Woodmere,
Na ¥
PrIPpes (THE) 0’ PAN; wood dream, by
S. Sherman, with illustrations, by
Helen Alton Sawyer. Boston, Rich-
ard G. Badger [1916] 81 p. S8vo.
[11131
© Apr. 8, 1916;"2 “e Aer 2
1916; D 48676; Sylvia Sherman,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
PLAYING HIAWATHA; scenes from
Longfellow’s song of Hiawatha arr.
as an operetta especially adapted
for presentation by school children,
by Grace and Ruth Reddy. Chi-
cago, Gamble hinged music com-
pany, 1916. 40 p. 16mo. [11132
(© Mar. 1, 1916;92ee ieee
1916; D 43883; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago.
PuazA (LA) DE OLAVIDE; juguete
comico en 1 acto y en prosa, orig-
inal de José Maldonado y Martin
Ortega. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 29 p. 12mo.
[11133
© Apr. 22, 19163 4 e) Agee
1916; D 48748; J. Maldonado y M.
Ortega, Madrid.
Poppy SEED; romantic pantomime, by
E. Graham. 10 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11134
© 1c May 18, 1916; D 43973;
Eleanor Graham, Santa Barbara,
Cal.
PREPAREDNESS; 1 act comedy, by J. K.
Connor. [12] p. fol. Typewritten.
[111385
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 48967;
James K. Connor, Los Angeles.
play in 1 act, by C. J. Bates.
15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11136
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 43877;
Clyde Jackson Bates, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
up-to-the-second comedy sketch,
by G. L. Bryan. [1), 19spe9aam
Typewritten. [11137
© 1c. May 16, 1916; D 43922;
Grace Lovell Bryan, New York.
PRETENDERS (THE); 1 act comedy
sketch, by H. Herbert. [1], 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11138
© 1c. May 23, 1916; D 43981;
Hugh Herbert, New York.
002
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
11154
Pro PATRIA ; play in 8 acts, by J. | Rermna (LA) eitana—Continued.
Leiser. [2], 96 p. 4to. Typewrit- panfioles] 1916. 59 p. 12mo. [Li-
ten. [111389 bretto only] [11146
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 48786;
Joseph Leiser, Joplin, Mo.
PUNISHMENT; play in 4 acts, by L.
Burleigh and E. H. Beirstadt, with
introduction by Thomas Mott Os-
borne. New York, Henry Holt and
muapany, 1916. vii, 127 p. 12mo.
[11140
© Apr. 29, 1916: 2 c« May 10,
1916; D 48868; Louise Burleigh and
Edward Hale Bierstadt, New York.
PUTTING IT OVER; comedy drama in 1
act, by M. ‘Yorrest. 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11141
© 1c. May 1, 1916; D 43792;
Mary Forrest, New York.
PyYGMALION. See Androcles and the
lion.
Q. Pipp, HEART-BROKER; farce-comedy
in 1 act, by C. G. Hichel. 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. (11142
ieit.e Apr. 25, 1916; D 48753:
Charles Gerard Hichel, Brooklyn.
QUEEN (THE) DECIDES; [by Caroline
Stern] (Jn her At the edge of the
world. Boston, The Gorham press,
1916. Book © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c¢.
and aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 427781;
C Stern, Greenville, Miss.) [11142*
QUESTION (THE); original comedy
erama, by’ C. F. Ivins. [1], 20 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11143
© 1e. May 20, 1916; D 43966;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
Racs. See Ferguson’s rags.
REALIZATION (THE); play in 4 acts,
by A. C. Van Wildt. [90] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11144
© 1c. May 4, 1916; D 48814;
Aurel Camilla Van Wildt, New York.
Rep cap; play for children in 2 acts,
by M. W. Keyes. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 35 p. 12mo.
; [11145
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
D 48813; Mary Willard Keyes, Wil-
ton, N. H.
Retina (LA) GITANA; melodrama en 3
actos y 5 cuadros en prosa, libro de
X Cabello Lapiedra, mitsica de los
maestros Lled y Rodriguez Galea.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es- |
45321—16—-——7
© Apr, 22) 1916: es. Apr a5
1916; D 43740; Xavier Cabello La-
piedra, Madrid.
REJUVENATION (THE) oF AUNT Mary;
38 act comedy, by Anne Warner.
New York, S. French; London, S.
French, ltd., 1916. 87 p. 12mo.
[11147
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
1 ec. May 9, 1916; D 48853; Samuel
French, New York.
REMOLINO (La); sainete en 1 acto,
original de Enrique Garcia Alvarez
y Pedro Mufioz Seca. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espafioles] 1916.
28 p. 12mo. [11148
©wApr. 22; 1996s dee! Apri 25;
1916; D 48745; E. Garcia Alvarez
y P. Mufioz Seca, Madrid.
RESCUE (THE); play in 1 act, by R.
Ce Snitin ~2)) 20 p." 4tos. bane-
written. [11149
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 48776;
Rita Creighton Smith, Cambridge,
Mass.
REVISION (THE) OF PARLIAMENTARY
RULES BY THE PINKNEY WOMEN’S
IMPROVEMENT CLUB; play in 1 act, by
COsed. “Wood 12 p> fol.) Type-
written. [11150
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 48859; C.
Antoinette Wood, Boston.
ROCKING THE BOAT; farce, by L. Grat-
tan. [1], 29 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11151
© 1c. May 5, 1916; D 43831;
Lawrence Grattan, Brooklyn.
RoMANCE (THE) oF HANNAH VAN
Horn; comedy in 38 acts, by HE. L.
Gibson. [1], 96 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. PLETS2
© 1c. May 12, 1916; D 48890;
Edwin Lawrence Gibson, New York.
RoomER (A) AT SMITH’S; dramatic
playlet in 1 act, by C. Terris. [2],
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11153
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 48970;
Charles Terris, Chicago.
RUMMAGE (THE) SALE; entertainment
for 4 men and 10 women, by Jessie
A. Kelley. Chicago, T. S. Denison
& company [1916] 25 p. 12mo.
[11154
© May 9, 1916; 2 ce. May 13,
1916; D 48895;
Chicago.
Eben H. Norris,
003
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11155
pt. 1, n.s., v. 13
RUND UM DIE LIEBE; operette in 3 | SHip (THE) IN THE WAKE; 38 act play
akten, von R. Bodanzky und F.
Thelen, musik von Oscar Straus.
Textbuch der gesinge. Leipzig,
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), 1914. 45 p. 12mo.
[11155
© Nov. 9, 1914; 1c Apr. 8,
1916; A—Foreign 13675; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
SacrED (THE) TREE OF THE OMAHA
TRIBE. Sce Gate (The) city.
SAVAGE (THE); play in 3 acts, by
Hutcheson’ Boyd. [95] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [11156
© 1c. May 17, 1916; D 48930;
Darcy & Wolford, ine, New York.
ScHONE (Diez) SCHWEDIN; operette in
38 akten, von Julius Brammer und
Alfred Griinwald, musik von Robert
Winterberg. Text der gesange.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W. Karc-
waz, 1915, 3d p.. 12mo; [11157
© Feb. 5, 1915; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13673; W. Karczag,
Vienna.
SEAT (THE) OF THE WAR; Sketch in 1
act, by Allen Abbott. [8], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11158
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1916; D 438834;
Marguerite Legrand Howland, New
York.
SEWING (THE) CIRCLE MEETS AT MRS.
MartTIN’s; humorous sketch in 1
act, by F. M. Kelly. New York,
Dick and Fitzgerald, 1916. 24 p.
12mo. [11159
© May 18, 1916; 2 ec. May 19,
1916; D 438946; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
SHADOW (THE) OF THE ROPE; Society
melodrama in 1 act, by G. E. Mur-
dock. 27 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11160
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 48719;
Gilbert Edward Murdock, San Fran-
cisco,
SHAKESPEAREAN FANTASY; arr. by M.
Hight. [1], 29 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [11161
© 1c. May 5, 1916; D 438938;
Mary Hight, Chicago.
Surer (THE) poG; play in 1 act, by
Mii ¢M.: Wright... [19, 18 <p. 40.
Typewritten. [11162
© 1e¢. May 4, 1916; D 43833;
Mary Margaret Wright, Cambridge,
Mass.
»
for boys and young men, by P. J.
Carroll. South Bend, Ind., P. J.
Carroll. 31 p. S8vo. [11163
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. Apres
1916; D 48767; Patrick J. Carroll,
South Bend, Ind.
SHORT CIRCUITED; 1 act comedy, by K.
G. Ecob. 17 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11164
© 1c May 8, 1916; D 43851;
Katharine Gilbert Ecob, Flushing,
Nes
SILENT (THE) PARTNER; play in 1 act,
by A. Metzger. [1], 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11165
© 1c May 8, 1916; D 438809;
Adrian Metzger, San Francisco.
SING A SONG 0’ SIXPENCE; original play
in 8 acts, by K. D. Morse. [134] p.
4to. Typewritten, [11166
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1916; D 48772;
Katharine Duncan Morse, Amherst,
Mass.
SIx PEACHES AND A PAIR; tabloid mu-
sical comedy in 1 scene, by B. O’Neill
and C. W. Dixon. 8 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [11167
© 1c. May 8, 1916; D 48850; Bob
O’Neill and Cliff W. Dixon, New
York.
S1xTy AND SIx; comedy in 5 acts, by
J. B. Helm. 43 p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [11168
© 1c¢ May 10, 1916; D 48871;
Jessie B. Helm, Cleveland.
SoctaL (THE) SENTENCE; drama in 4
acts, by Willard Mack. [95] p. fol.
Typewritten. [11169
© 1c May 12, 1916; D 48888;
Albert H. Woods, New York.
Sout (THE) MAKER; 1 act play, Dy
Allen Abbott. 22 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11170
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 48878;
Marguerite LeGrand Howland, New
York.
Stotz (DER) DER III, COMPAGNIE;
militaerschwank in 2 bildern, von
Wilhelm Hartstein. 26 p. 4to.
Typewritten. (11171
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 48934;
Abraham Allenberg, New York.
Straw (THE) MAN; 1 act comedy
drama, by F. Haines-Reed. [38],
17 p. 4to. Typewritten. [11172
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1916; D 43728;
Florence Haines-Reed, Los Angeles.
04
ee Se
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1916
11189
Straw (THE) PILE; play in 4 acts, by
Hamin Robert. [273] p. 4to. Type-
written. LLCS
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 43941;
John H. Hazelton, New York.
SUICIDE; comedy, by F. Tarpley. [13]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11174
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1916; D 43787;
Ford Tarpley, Portland, Or.
_ SURPRISE (A) TO EVERYONE; dialog for
4 females, by Edith P. Schlegel.
Antigo, Wis., Antigo publishing com-
pany, 1916. 15 p. 16mo. (Dialogs
for young people’s societies, no. 47)
PREECS
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 17, 1916;
D 43923; Antigo publishing co., An-
tigo, Wis.
SURRENDER (THE); 1 act drama for
woman, by E. M. Unsell. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11176
-© 1 ¢. Feb. 19, 1916; D 48821;
Eva M. Unsell, New York.
SUSANNA SHAKESPEARE; romantic
comedy in 4 acts, by E. P. Ham-
mond. Chicago, E. P. Hammond,
1916. 80 p. 12mo. EEEELT
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 3, 1916;
D 48808; Eleanor Prescott Ham-
mond, Chicago.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE; modern play in
a prologue, 3 acts and an epilogue,
by W. I. Sirovich. [4], 58 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11178
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1916; D 43760;
William Irving Sirovich, New York.
SUSPICIOUS OF HUBBY; farce, by L.
Grattan. [1], 22 p. 4to. Type
written. [11179
© 1 e¢. May 5, 1916; D 43830;
Lawrence Grattan, Brooklyn.
SWAYAM-VARA (THE); 1 act comedy,
ees. bovell... [2], 17 ,p.-. 4to.
Typewritten. [11180
© 1c. May 8, 1916; D 43844;
Caroline C. Lovell, Birmingham.
SYLVIA; musical comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by W. C. Duncan
and F. O. Drayton, music by Wil-
liam Winthrop Cortelyou. [112] p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[11181
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1916; D 48828;
Wm. Cary Duncan and F. Otis
Drayton, New York.
OO ——————
Ce
TAARNET; Skuespil i 3 akter, af P.
Levin. Kjgébenhavn og Kristiania,
Gyldendalske boghandel, Nordisk
forlag, 1916. 134 p. 12mo. [11182
© Mart 2b iStG- 1. .@. Apr. 24.
1916; D 43715; Poul Levin, Copen-
hagen.
TAMING (THE) OF ARABELLA. See Lit-
tle Arab.
TE oO CAFE? boceto de comedia en
prosa, original de A. L. Buenretiro.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panioles] 1916. 21 p. 12mo. [11183
© Apr.,,22,.. 1916+. .c. Apr... 25,
1916; D 48747; Antonio L. Buen-
retiro, Madrid.
TEACHER, KIN I GO HOME? country
school episode in 2 scenes, by Harry
L. Newton. Chicago, T. S. Denison
& company [1916] 17 p. 12mo.
[11184
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. May 13, 1916;
D 438894; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
TEPDY’S MARRIAGE; playlet in 1 act,
by ¢ a3.€ Broun, ..=[2], 18 pew Ato.
Typewritten. [11185
© 1c. May 11, 1916; D 43884;
Louise Carter Broun, Toronto,
Canada.
TEENEY RICKETTS; comedy drama in 4
acts, by Bide Dudley [i. e. W. B.
Dudley] 104 p. 4to. [11186
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 43870;
Walter B. Dudley, New York.
TEMPLE (THE) oF Now. See Love
(The) garden of Mars.
THAT GIRL; [play in 3 acts] by L. N.
Walker. 31 p. 12mo. Printed.
[11187
© May 2, 1916; 2 ce. May 8, 1916;
D 43949; Lillie Nolting Walker,
Denver.
THAT LITTLE ROGUE NEXT DOOR; farce,
arr. for the American stage by
Harold Sander. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1916. 18 p. 12mo.
[11188
© May 18, 1916; 2 c May 19,
1916; D 438948; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
THIN ICE; play in 8 acts, by C. Thorn.
[190] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11189
©). tc: tApr, 22,°19164"D:. 43709:
Caesar Thorn, Hartford.
005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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THirp (THE) PROPOSAL; comedy in 3 | Trartror! LiBerTy! play in 7 acts, by
11190
acts, by, ©: CL Glick. [iy, | 95". p.
4to. Typewritten. [11190
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1916; D 438775;
Carl Cannon Glick, Wichita.
THREE IN ONE; play in 1 act, by S. M.
Hirsch. 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11191
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43913;
Sidney M. Hirsch, Nashville.
THRESHOLD (THE); play in 8 acts, by
E. McEldowney and N. S. Smith.
[87] p. 4to. Typewritten. [11192
© 1c May 2, 1916; D 438803;
Elliott McEldowney and N. Stuart
Smith, North White Plains, N. Y.
THROUGH HIM; drama in 8 acts and
an epilogue, by R. E. Marshall.
[109] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11193
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 48979;
Rachael E. Marshall, Seattle.
THROUGH THE SWEET BRIARS; drama in
3 acts, by Elizabeth S. Jewell.
[Grand Rapids, Mich., White print-
ing company] 60 p. 12mo. [11194
© Oct. 8, 1915; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1915;
aff. Oct. 18, 1915; A 425388 ; Euphe-
mia Smith Jewell, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Trp top!! komédie aus Berlin W. W.
in 3 akten, von Waldemar Kanter.
Miinchen; Rubinverlag M. & W.
Kthler [1914] 77p. 12mo. [11195
© Dee. 1, 1914; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13670; Rubinverlag M.
& W. Kohler, Munich.
Topsy AND THE BEAR; musical comedy
in 1 act by C. P. Brown. [1], 11 p.
Ato. Typewritten. [Words only]
[11196
© 1c. May 17, 1916; D 48929;
Charles P. Brown, Santa Monica,
Cal.
Tony IN THE MOVIES; 1 act playlet, by
B. Andreas. [1], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11197
© 1c. May 6, 1916; D 43840;
Eulalie Andreas, New York.
TracEepy (THE) oF FAT; 1 act comedy,
by A. Breakspear. [2], 33 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [11198
© 1c May 1, 1916; D 43852;
Angie Breakspear, New York.
Train (THE) OF THE SERPENT. See
Weighed in the balance.
M. M. Schreiber. [4], 38 p. fol.
Typewritten. [11199
© 1c. May 4, 1916; D 43824;
Milton M. Schreiber, Quincy, Ill.
TRICKSTRESS (THE) ; play in 4 acts, by
KF. A. Kummer and Horace Fisk.
[135] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11200
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 43867;
Frederic Arnold Kummer, Catons-
ville, Md.
Trip (A) To Conry ISEAND; farce
comedy in 8 acts, by A. Glassford.
[2], 46 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11201
© 1c May 38, 1916; D 43798;
Andrew Glassford, Bogota, N. J.
TRIPTOLEMUS; play in 1 act, by A. L.
Simmons. 21 p. 4to. Typewritten.
| [11202
© 1c. Apr. 25, 19165 @ 4o13e-
Abbie Louise Simmons, Fargo, N. D.
TRIUMPH (THE) OF REMORSE; 1 act
war drama, by G. Bellini. New
York, James Waldo Fawcett [1916]
37 p. S8vo. [11203
© Jan. 6, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
D 48825; Gabriel Bellini, New York.
TRUEST (THE) ONE; miniature drama
in 1 scene, by A. W. Hoeny. [1],
6p. 4to. Typewritten. [11204
© 1c May 11, 1916; D 43885;
Aaron W. Hoeny, Lima, O.
TWO MAIDENS FAIR; comedy in 8 acts,
by G. Jacobson. [50] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11205
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1916; D 43766;
Gershon Jacobson, Washington.
Two PLAYS; by M. M. Townley. Bos-
ton, Gorham press [1916] 90 p.
12mo. (American dramatists se-
ries )
ContTENTS: Nothing else to do.—
Caught. [11206
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 20,
1916; D 43677; Morris M. Townley,
Chicago.
UNDER THE LION’S PAW; Irish drama
in 5 acts, by J. P. Somerville. 71 p.
4to. Typewritten. [11207
© 1c May 3, 1916; D 48864;
James Paul Somerville, New York.
UNPAID DAMAGES; 1 act play, by J.
Hagen. 4 p. fol. Typewritten.
[11208
© 1c. May 8, 1916; D 43842;
John Hagen, St. Louis.
006
DRAMATIC
no, 5, 1916
COMPOSITIONS
11226
UNREPEALED (AN) LAW; dramatized
from the Black Cat prize story of
Same title, by P. C. Bouvé. [2],
24p. 4to. Typewritten. [11209
© 1c. May 1, 1916; D 43793;
Pauline Carrington Bouvé, Boston.
UpxkrErEP (THE) ; up-to-date automobile
comedy, by S. Stone. [97] p. fol.
Typewritten. [11210
© 1c. May 12, 1916; D 48891;
Sydney Stone, Chicago.
Urxtirt (THE); dramatic composition
in 4 acts, by Peggy True [pseud. of
mt True] 108 p. 4to.. Type-
written. [11211
© 1c May 20, 1916; D 48959;
Mary Ethel True, San Francisco.
VALIENTE (EL) CAPITAN; vodevil en 3
actos, for Antonio Fernandez Lepina
y Ricardo Gonzalez del Toro.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1916. 82 p. 12mo.
fl P2022
eerpr. 22. 1916: 1 °c. Apr. 25,
1916; D 48742; A. Fernandez Le-
pina y R. Gonzalez del Toro,
Madrid.
VESTAL (THE) VIRGINS; play in 1 act,
by Avo. Simmons. 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11213
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1916; D 48755;
Abbie Louise Simmons, Fargo, N. D.
Wacer (THE); play in 8 acts, by L. C.
Thompson. [44] p. 4to. Type-
written. [11214
ot c¢ Web. 4, 1916; D 43862:
Louise Carter Thompson, Newton
- Highlands, Mass.
WAITING FOR THE WAGON; play in 1
weeoey J. W HitzPatrick. [1], 10
p. 4to. Typewritten. [11215
ese, Apr. 28, 1916; D 48780;
James William FitzPatrick, Water-
bury, Conn.
WANTED, A COOK; comedy, for 1 man
and 6 women, by Edith F. A. U.
Painton. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1916] 13 p. 12mo.
[11216
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. May 13, 1916;
D 43893; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
WAR AND WOMAN; 1 act play, by H.
M. Wyeth. [2], 24 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11217
© 1c. May 1, 1916; D 48790;
Henrietta M. Wyeth, Boston.
WEIGHED IN THE BALANCES; OR, THE
TRAIL OF THE SERPENT; temperance
drama in 6 scenes, by M. A. Hunter.
Cincinnati, O., Monfort & company,
1916. 46 p. 12mo. [11218
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 19, 1916;
D 48948; Martha A. Hunter, Broken
Bow, Neb.
WELDING (THE) FORCE; Significant
American comedy in 1 act, by H. M.
Graves. 88 p. 8vo. Typewritten.
[11219
© 1c May 8, 1916; D 48845;
Harry M. Graves, New York.
WENN MAN DIE FAHNLEIN FLIEGEN
LASST; trauerspiel in 8 aufztigen,
von Richard Westermann. Leipzig,
R. Ferner, 1915. 102 p. 12mo.
[11220
© Mar. 21, 1915; 1c. Apr. 8, 1916;
A—Foreign 13671; Richard Ferner,
Leipzig.
WHEN CATHERINE CUT HER WISDOM
TEETH; comedy in 1 act, by T. M.
Koupal. 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11221
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 48952;
Theodore Morse Koupal, New York.
WHEN WE FORGET; comedy-drama in 1
act, by Lella Grant [pseud. of L. G.
Cullingford] [20] p. 4to. Type-
written. a2 22
© 1c May 1, 1916; D 43791;
Lella Grant Cullingford, Oakland,
Cal.
WHITE (THE) FEATHER; Sketch, by R.
Foster. [2], 9 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [112238
Orie? Apr? 28-1916; ePe4stee:
Roy Foster, New York.
WHO PAYS; drama in 4 acts, by L.
Compton. [4], 118 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11224
@) tie. May 15,. 1916: D 43907;
Lois Compton, New Castle, Ind.
WHY MEN DON’T MARRY; comedy play-
lefin iact, by Ci Lerris. .< [2)..22: pe
4to. Typewritten. [11225
@ hie. May 20, 1916; D .438972:
Charles Terris, Chicago.
WHY THE BAND CAME BACK; German
character sketch, by G. L. Thomp-
son. [1] p. fol. Typewritten.
[11226
G) Ie) Apr. 29)°1916 « DW438784:
George Lincoln Thompson, Jersey
City.
007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11227
pt. I, n. S., Vv. 13, no. 5,°1916
WILLIAM TELL; drama in 5 acts, by
Schiller, tr. in the original meter
including the songs, by J. E. Over-
all. [8], 75 p. fol. Typewritten.
[11227
© 1c. May 17, 1916; D 48926;
James Elmo Overall, Gainesville,
Fla.
WILLIE? No, CHARLEY! farcical play-
let, by L. Chevalier. [23] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11228
© 1c. May 1, 1916; D 48796;
Louis Chevalier, Chicago.
WIRED TOGETHER; play in 1 act, by C.
A. Wood. 8 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11229
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 48858; C.
Antoinette Wood, Boston.
WISE (A) GtrRL; dramatic sketch, by
J. Bramwell. [1], 8 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11230
©:1 «Apr. 27°1916;" D, 43774:
John Bramwell, Brooklyn.
Wish (fen) ‘Litres ‘emp: play” for
children in 2 acts, by B. E. de Ra-
palje, founded on Le lai de Voiselet,
by Marie de France, and the Legend
o£ St.. Geraud. — [1], 34> p. Ato.
Typewritten. Plazes
© 1c. May 138, 1916; D 48897;
Bertha Eletta de Rapalje, Seattle.
WON IN A RAFFLE; farce-comedy in 4
acts, by A. Wenzler. 57 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [11232
©. 1.¢ sApr.:24,-1916: Iy 43T1t-
Anthony Wenzler, Toledo, O.
YA TENGO MI HOMBRE; mondlogo, origi-
nal y en prosa, escrito por C. Ordas-
Avecilla de Urrengoechea. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles]
1916. 13: p. « L2mo. [11233
© Apr. 22, 1916; 1 ¢ Apr 2a
1916; D 43733; César Ordas-Ave-
cilla de Urrengoechea, Madrid.
YES OR NO; play in 4 acts, by S. Weil-
ler. [103] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[11234
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 43908;
Simon Weiller, New York.
YoutH; by Max Halbe, tr. by Sara
Tracy Barrows. Garden City, N. Y.,
Doubleday, Page & company, 1916.
21, [1]. p.. 1 1, dal ie eo
Drama league series of plays, vol.
16) [11234*
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 428741; Doubleday,
Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.
ZUNIANA; music drama in 38 acts,
based on Carlos Troyer’s traditional
Indian songs and dances of the
south western cliffdwellers, and on
his Indian music lecture, dramatized
by R. Breeze. 100 p. 4to. Type-
written. [11285
© 1c. May 1, 1916; °D 439245
Rita Breeze, Las Vegas, Ney.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 1,205
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
BR AGLI, hy Rene ee ae ee ar
908
GEASS F.. MAPS:
Strategic trade centers of
Size 53 by 4 inches.
AFRICA.
Africa.
[11236
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. May 15,
1916; F 28568; R. G. Dun & co., New
York.
ANTLERS, Pushmataha Co., Okl. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [11237
@© May 13, 1916; 2 ¢« May 16,
1916; F 29863; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ASIA. Strategic trade centers of Asia.
Size 34 by 63 inches. [112388
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. May 15,
1916; F 28569; R. G. Dun & co., New
York.
BEAVERTON, Washington Co., Or. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11239
(ee apr 420, 1916;° 2-¢:. May 2,
1916; F 29856; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
BENZIE County, Mich. Part of Benzie
County, Mich. Size 54 by 134
inches. [11240
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. May 3, 1916;
F 28549; Frank S. Haswell, Frank-
fort, Mich.
Big Horn CouNTYy OIL FIELD, Wy.
Size 9 by 14 inches. [11241
© Feb. 1, 1916; 1 c. Feb. 21, 1916;
) ¢ pr. 11, 1916; FE 28504; Butte
Wyoming oil co., Butte, Mont.
BiuFFTon, Allen Co., O. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 feet to
an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11242
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
I 29858; Sanborn map co., New
York.
BoxosHrE, Le Flore Co., Okl. [In-
Apr., 1916. Scale 50
Size 25 by 21 inches.
[11243
©. May 15, 1916; 2 c. May 16,
1916; F 29865; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
surance map]
ft. to an inch.
BoswEL1, Choctaw Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [11244
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 « Apr. 27,
1916; F 29842; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BounpD Brook, N. J. Insurance maps
of Bound Brook including South
Bound Brook, Somerset Co., & Mid-
dlesex, Middlesex Co., N. J. Apr.,
1916. Secale 50 ft. to an inch. 16
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11245
© May 22, 1916; 2 c@ May 24,
1916; EF 29887; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BurEAU County, Iil. Map, Bureau
County, issued by the Bureau
County republican with official
census of 1910 and 1900, compiled
and revised to Mar. 20, 1916, by F.
W. Stewart. Size 414 by 493 inches.
[11246
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
F 28552; T. W. Fuller, Dixon, II1.
Butte, Mont. Insurance maps of
Butte, Mont. 1916. Secale 50 ft. to
an: aneh vis: py We 11D Wea wsizer2a by
21 inches. Bound. [11247
© May 19, 1916; 2 « May 22,
1916; F 29888; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CANTON, Madison Co., Miss. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11248
© Apri 25): 1916: 2ren Apr 28,
1916; F 298438; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. Insurance maps of
Cartersville, Bartow Co., Ga. Apr.,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 14
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11249
© May 20, 1916; 2 c« May 23,
1916; EF 29877; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11250
CARTHAGE, Rush Co., Ind. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11250
© May 9, 1916; 2 @ May 10,
1916; F 29859; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Cass City, Tuscola Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an ineh. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [11251
© May 17, 1916; 2 c May 19,
1916; EF 29871; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CepAR Rapips, Ia.
Rapids, Ia., comp, and drawn by
George Allison. Davenport, Ia.,
Iowa pub. co. [1916] Scale 300 ft.
Map of Cedar
to 1 inch. Size 89 by 723 inches.
[11252
©" Apr. Wi ISG. 2 GC. “Apr:
1916; F 28537; M Huebinger,
Davenport, Ia.
Cuicaco, Ill. Goode’s series of base
maps. Chicago and vicinity. Size,
93 by 182 inches. ea PS}
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 11, 1916;
F 28562; University of Chicago,
Chicago.
— Service map of Chicago. Scale
1. inch. to, J: ,mile,... Size 17 aby, a4
inches. [11254
© May 4, 1916; 2 ce. May 8, 1916;
F 28556; Nicholas F. Purcell, Chi-
cago.
CLARK AND NortHFrorkK, McDowell Co.,
W. Va. [Insurance map] ° Mar.,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. Size
25 by 21 inches. Bb alors
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. May 11, 1916;
F 29861; Sanborn map co. New
York.
Crinton, Mass. Map of Clinton,
Mass., compiled from plans and sur-
veys, by John Seger Allen. 1916.
Size 174 by 15 inches. [11256
©: Apr. *10,. 191632 “co Apr 2,
1916; F 28517; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
CoLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY. Port-
land’s gift to America, Columbia
River highway, drawn by Chas.
Rullman. Portland, Or., Swender’
blue print co., [1916]. Size 12 by
61 inches. Blueprint. [11257
() Mar, 20," 1916s. 2. 'c, Apr. as,
1916; F 285283; Bloom & Bloom,
Portland, Or.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
DALLAS, Or. Map of Dallas and vicin-
ity. 1916. Size 494 by 334 inches.
Biueprint. [11258
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28570; Hines engineering and con-
struction ¢co., Dallas, Or.
DeEnTON, Fergus Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11259
© May 11, 1916; 2 ec May 16,
1916 EF 29869; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Detroit, Mich. Insurance maps of
Detroit, Mich. 1916. v. 11. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. $8 p. 1. 88 I. size
25 by 21 inches. Bound. ~ [11260
©Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c« Apr. 20,
1916; F 29832; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Map of greater Detroit showing
streets, street car lines, city, town-
ship and village boundaries and the
location of the principal factories,
public buildings, ete. Size 20 by 28
inches. [11261
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 e« Apr. 18,
1916; F 28524; William Sauer, De-
troit.
Map of the city of Detroit, Mich.
Size 18 by 21 inches. [11262
© Mar. 5, 1916; );2*ee Mane
1916; F 28515; William Sauer, De-
troit.
Bacre Pass, Maverick Co., Tex. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11263
May 22, 1916;.2 « May 24
1916; F 29886; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
EasterN HEMISPHERE. McConnell’s
maps of ancient history. 16 sheets,
size 32 by 44 inches. [11264
© Mar. 24, 1916; 1 « Mare29,
1916; 1 ce Apr. 21; 1916; ative
80, 1916; A 430449; James McCon-
nell, Philadelphia.
Exrein, Bastrop Co., Tex. [Insurance
map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11265
© May 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. May 16,
1916; F 29864; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
O10
MAPS
no. 5, 1916
11281
Evrore. Literary digest European
war maps, 3rd series, Apr. 1, 1916.
[showing eastern, western, Italian
and Asiatic campaigns]. 4 maps
various sizes. [11266
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1916;
F 28514; Literary digest, New York.
Fort Towson, Choctaw Co., OK]. [In-
surance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11267
© Agr. 26,1916: 2 c Apr. 27,
1916; F 29841; Sanborn map ©o.,
New York.
Fox Lake Recion, Ill. Map of Fox
Lake region. Scale 2 inches to 1
mile. Size 22 by 21 inches. [11268
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. May 15,
1916; F 28577; F. A. Miller, Chi-
cago.
Garvin, McCurtain Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[11269
io Agr 26 1916; 2 c. Apr. 27,
1916; F 29839; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
GirMAN, Lewis & Clark Co., Mont.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
s0 it. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [11270
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. May 2, 1916;
F 29855; Sanborn map co. New
York.
GREENWICH, Conn. New topographical
and road map of Greenwich, Conn..,
(Cos Cob, Riverside, Sound Beach),
from U. S. government surveys with
important additions by S. E. Minor.
Size 31 by 203 inches. gkkve
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. May 9, 1916;
F 28558; Niel Morrow Ladd,
Greenwich, Conn.
HicHwoop, Chouteau Co., Mont. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
DO ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [11272
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. May 2, 1916;
F 29854; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Hopcenvitie, La Rue Co., Ky. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11273
© May 13, 1916; 2 ec May 16,
1916; F 29867; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Horse Cave, Hart Co., Ky. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11274
© May 13, 1916; 2 c May 16;
1916; F 29866; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
IpsBEL, McCurtain Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11275
CG Ape: 25. 191Ge: 2.0. -Ape..,28!
1916; F 29848; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
IpswicH, Essex Co., Mass. [Insur-
ance map! Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11276
©, Apr: 27, 19163 2ae: Ane 2s,
1916; F 29847; Sanborn map ¢co.,
New York.
IRELAND. Rand-McNally & co.’s new
14 by 21 historical map of Ireland.
Scale 18 miles to 1 inch. Size 21
by 14 inches. [11277
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec May 15,
1916; F 28576; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
JASPER, Walker Co., Ala. [Insurance
map] Apr.. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11278
May 23, 1916; 2 ec. May 24,
1916; F 29879; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
JEANNETTE, Pa. Insurance maps of
Jeannette. Westmoreland Co., Pa.
Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
15 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11279
© May 20, 1916; 2 « May 23,
1916; F 29878; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
JEFFERSON City, Mo. Insurance maps
of Jefferson City. Cole Co., Mo.
Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
20 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11280
© May 12, 1916; 2 c May 13,
1916: F 29862; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Geraghty’s map of
1916.
LAKE County, II.
part of Lake County, Ill.
Chicago, Ill., Standard map co.
1916. Size 32 by 26 inches. [11281
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1916; F 28519; Frank J. Geraghty,
Chicago.
d11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11282
pt. pass. Woe
LAKE County, Mich. Size 10 by 93
inches. [11282
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 29,
1916; F 28541; George H. Johnson,
Luther, Mich.
Lisperty, N. Y. Insurance maps of
Liberty, Sullivan Co., N. Y. Apr.,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 14
Sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11283
© May 18, 1916; 2 c« May 20,
1916; F 29874; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Lone ISLAND. Hammond’s new road
map, Long Island. Secale 2 miles to
1 inch. Size 164 by 254 inches.
[11284
© May 3, 1916; 2 ec. May 6, 1916:
KF 28555; C. S. Hammond & co.,
New York.
24 strip maps of Long Island
compiled by the bureau of tours, the
Automobile club of America. 24 1.
size 7 by 164 inches. [11285
© Apr 930; 19162-2%e.% Apr29,
1916; F 28542; Automobile club of
America, New York.
1916 map of the state of
issued for the Railway
commission of Louisiana. Size 388
by 389 inches. [11286
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana
F 28547; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
Lynn, Mass. Map of the city of
Lynn, Mass. 1916. Size 23 by 173
inches. [11287
©. Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c«. May 2,
1916; F 28548; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
McALESTER AND LEHIGH DISTRICTS,
Okl. Size 35 by 67 inches. Blue-
print. [11288
© May 1, 1916-° 2 -c,.\ApE. 27,
1916; F 28561; George MacMillan
Brown, McAlester, Okl.
MANSFIELD, Mass. Insurance maps of
Mansfield, Bristol Co., Mass, Apr.
1916. Secale 50 ft. to°an'ineh. 13
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11289
© May 16, 1916; 2 c« May 17,
1916; F 29868: Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mexico. Atlas of Mexico. Chicago,
New York, Rand McNally & com-
pany. . 1916.),.15,-[1] p. maps: fol.
$0.25. [11290
©. Mar. 27,),419165.+2 .c.) Apr. -6,
1916; aff. Mar. 31, 1916; A 430130;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
Mount Arry, Surry Co., N. C. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11291
© May 18, 1916; 2 ce May 20,
1916; F 29875; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mount Desert, Me. Beautiful island
of Mount Desert, Building of arts
map. Size 84 by 64 inches. [11292
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 © May 17,
1916; I 2751; Robert Abbe, * New
York.
Same. [11293
© Apr. 20, 1916; 1 e@ May 12,
1916; 1c. May 23, 19963 9. 215955 -
Robert Abbe, New York.
Mr. HAMILTON, Cal. Size 10 by 16
inches. (Jn Oakland tribune, vy. 84,
no. 184, Feb. 20, 1916.) [11294
© .Feb. 20, 1915:>2 @ Mee oe
1916; FF 28535; "Eribune pon cee
Oakland, Cal.
NrEosHo, Newton Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Apr., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an ineh. 10 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11295
© May 19, 1916; 2 @ May 20,
1916; F 29876; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
New ENGLANp. Hodgman’s new map
showing location and classification,
gelf and country clubs of New Eng-
land with automobile roads and dis-
tanees, also winners, scores and
table. 1916. Size 17 by 14 inches.
[11296
c,. May .45,
Hodgman,
© May 12, 1916; 2
1916; IF 28564; Cecil
Darien, Conn.
Tunison’s new complete map of
New England showing counties,
townships, post offices, villages,
steam and electric railways, auto-
mobile roads, ete. Size 54 by 423
inches. [11297
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. May 8. 1916;
F 28557; KE. L. Tunison, Brooklyn.
New York (State) Good roads map
of western New York showing all
roads, corrected up to Apr. 1, 1916.
Seale 5 miles to 1 inch. Size 20
by 29 inches. [11298
©) May 1, 1916;.2 «Ape 2G
1916; F 28588; Rochester herald
co., Rochester, N. Y.
O12
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MAPS
no. 5, 1916
New York (Sitate)—Continued.
— Mendenhall’s guide road map
New York showing main touring
routes, good roads, connecting roads,
railroads, etc. Size 27 by 39 inches.
[11299
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
F 28553; C. S. Mendenhall, Cincin-
nati.
— Road map of western New York,
Feb., 1916. Buffalo, N. Y., Mat-
thews Northrup works, 1916. Scale
1 inch to 4 miles. Size 25 by 394
inches. [11300
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28545; Automobile club of Buf-
falo, Buffalo.
—— Searborough’s official road map
of the state of New York containing
Adirondack and Thousand Islands
section, western section and Hudson
River section. 38 sheets, size 30 by
383 inches. [11301
Apr. 27, 1916-)'2) ¢:. May 17,
1916; F 28575; Scarborough motor
guide co., Indianapolis.
Walrath’s
York State.
school map of New
Size 52 by 39 inches.
[11302
spr fy. 1916. 2? « Apr. 29,
1916; F 28543; Universal co., New
York.
New York (City) Mendenhall’s new
automobile guide of greater New
York showing main thoroughfares
connecting the suburbs and points
of interest with greater New York,
compiled from government and state
surveys. Size 39 by 27 inches.
[11303
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
F 28554; C. S. Mendenhall, Cincin-
nati.
NEWTON, Jasper Co., Ill. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11304
er an 2s.) 1916: 2-e. Apr. 29;
1916; F 29849; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Newton, Newton Co., Miss. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [11305
Mary NOM AGIGs:: 20e¢)0 May- «10,
1916; F 29860; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
11318
NEWTON,
Newton,
N. J. Insurance maps of
Sussex Co., N. J. May,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 14
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11306
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. May 24,
1916; F 29880; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
NILES CANYON,—SUNOL WATER TOWER
TouR. Size 10 by 154 inches. (In
Oakland tribune, v. 84, no. 128, Dee.
26, 1915.) [11307
© Dee. 26. 1915- 2c.) Mar. 14.
1916; F 28534; Tribune pub. co.,
Oakland, Cal.
NortH AmeErRicA. New world map
after the old world war is over.
Size 54 by 34 inches. [113808
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28544; Arthur C. Hummer, Los
Angeles, Cal.
OAKLAND, Cal. Oakland’s skyline
boulevard. Size 124 by 17 inches.
(In Oakland tribune, v. 84, no. 107,
Dees 5, 1915.) [11309
©) Dee. 5, 1915;°2 .c. Mar: 14,
1916; EF 28532; Tribune pub. co.,
Oakland, Cal.
Paris, Tex. Map of business district
of “Paris, Texas, » burned Mar. -21,;
1916. Size 18 by 294 inches. Blue-
print. [11310
© Apres 20, 1916> 1 «. Apr..24
LOIG > ve, May) 4.1916. “W 2855t
William Henry Keyser, Dallas.
Park County, Wy. Park County gate-
way to Yellowstone national park,
Wy. 1916. Philadelphia, Pa., AI-
bert Volk, 1916. Size 283 by 48
inches. [11311
© Mars tc. 19tG. 2) e Apron.
1916; F 28522; Charles H. Scoville,
Ralston, Wy.
PENN Station, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [ite12
© May 22, 1916; 2 c, May 24,
1916; F 29883; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PENNS GROVE, Salem Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11313
©). 5A pry “27, 2916 2¢2: easA prs * 29,
1916; F 29852; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
O13
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11314 pt. 1, 0. s,, ¥.13
PENNSYLVANIA. General map of the | PuLtAasKki, Giles Co., Tenn. ([Insur-
anthracite coal fields of Pennsyl- ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
vania and adjoining counties show-
ing the position of each colliery.
Philadelphia, Pa. A. H. Mueller,
[1916.] Scale 2 miles to 1 inch. 2
sheets, size 24 by 31% inches.
[11314
© -Apr. <25, 1916; -2-e. Apreg6;
1916; F 28589; Alder & co., Phila-
delphia.
Pennsylvania, showing counties
in different colors, townships, cities,
boroughs, villages, postoffices, steam
and electric railways with stations
and distances between stations and
other features, complete index to all
places on map showing location and
population according to latest offi-
cial census. Seale 54 miles to 1
inch. Size 354 by 68 inches. [113815
(© Apr 912) 1916 2 "e Apr. - i,
1916; F 28520; National map co.,
Indianapolis.
PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. Insurance maps
of Phillipsburg, Warren Co., N. J.
Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
32 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11316
© Ape 27, 1916 2 ce Aor.
1916; F 29845; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
PHorenrIx, Ariz. Map of Phoenix.
Scale 1 in. to 600 ft. Size 59 by
47 inches. ha 2 FS
©. Apr. 15, 1916> ssc. Apr os20,
1916; EF 285381; FH. N. Holma@uist;
Phoenix, Ariz.
PLAQUEMINE, La. Insurance maps of
Plaquemine, Iberville Parish, La.
Mar., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
15 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[11818
© Apr. 28) 1916 9-2 “e. “Age 29,
1916; F 29851; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PocAHONTAS, Randolph Co., Ark.
surance map] Mar., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 Sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [11319
©... Apr... 26... I9165:2 es Mans I,
[ In-
1916; F 29853; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PoTEAU, La Flore Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [11320
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec May 24,
1916; F 29881;
New York.
Sanborn map ©Co.,
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11321
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c- Apris2s,
1916; F 29846; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Ransom County, N. D. Map of Ran-
som County, State of North Dakota.
Size 64 by 10 inches. [11322
(© Mar. 30, 1916; 2. e Apr. 3,
1916; F 28525; W. G. Crocker, Lis-
bon, N. D.
Rock Hirt, 8S. C. Insurance maps of
Rock Hill, York Co., S. C: Apr.,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 138
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [113823
© Apr.. 28, 1916; 2 ¢ Ape ze
1916; F 29850; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
-Rovunp Rocx, Williamson Co., Tex.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [11824
© May 17, 1916; 2 ce. May 49,
1916; F 29872; Sanborn map ¢Co.,
New York.
RUTLAND, Vt. Insurance maps of
Rutland, Rutland Co. Vt. Mar.,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an ineh. 38
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11825
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 <p
1916; F 29844; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Sr. Louris, Mo. Map of city of St.
Louis and suburbs. Scale 2,000 ft.
to 1 inch. Size 27 by 40% inches.
[11826
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28560; Charles Hoelscher, St.
Louis.
Strategic trade cen-
ters of South America. Size 53 by
4 inches. [11327
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec May 15,
1916: F 28567; R. G. Dun & ©Co.,
New York.
SouTH CAROLINA.
SoutH AMERICA.
Railroad map of
South Carolina. 1915. Size 17 by
233 inches. [11328
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28546; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
Tama County, Ia. Atlas of Tama
County, Ia., containing maps of vil-
lages, cities and townships of the
county, maps of state, United States
and world and farmer’s directory.
o14
==” . — a a
1916; F 29882; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1916; F 28578; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
MAPS
no. 5, 1916 11343
Tama County, Ia.—Continued. | UNITED STATES—Continued.
Various scales. 30 1, size 173 by Same. Size 16 by 264 inches.
13% inches. Bound. [11329 0 eee
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 12, © May 10, 1916; 2 c. May 16
1916; F 28563; G. W. Anderson, | 1916; F 28566; National highways
Mason City, Ia. | assn., Washington.
TAYLORSVILLE, Spencer Co., Ky. [In- | une annual DFS ee map
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by miles to 1 inch. Size 44 by 64
21 inches. [11330 eae [11338
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. May 24, © Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. May 15,
TENNESSEE. Map of Tennessee power
company’s system. 1916. Size 14
by 22 inches. [11331 |
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 c May 9,
1916; F 28559; EE. Hence & co., ine.,
New York.
TERREBONNE PARISH, La. Bocage’s of-
ficial map of the Parish of Terre-
bonne, La. Size 33 by 386 inches.
[11832
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
F 28516; C. W. Bocage, Houma, La.
TuHrBopDAUX, La Fourche Parish, La.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 seets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11333
© May 22, 1916; 2 c May 24,
1916; F 29884; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ToRRANCE, Los Angeles Co., Cal. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [11334
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. May 16,
1916; F 29870; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
TUSKAHOMA, Pushmataha Co., Ok.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
7m) tt. to an’inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [11835
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
F 29857; Sanborn map co., New
York.
UnitTEepD States. National highways
map of the United States showing
one hundred thousand miles of na-
tional highways proposed by the Na-
VALLIANT, McCurtain Co.,
Y
INCENNES, Ind.
WESTFIELD, N. J.
WISHBONE HIGHWAY.
WORLD.
Okl. [In-
Mar., 1916. Scale 50
Size 25 by 21 inches.
surance map]
ft. to an inch.
[11339
© * Apr.' 26 1916=°2 ¢«¢ Apr 27,
1916; F 29840; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Insurance maps of
Vincennes, Knox Co., Ind. Apr.,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 38
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11340
© May 17, 1916: 2 c« May 19,
1916; F 298738; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Insurance maps of
Westfield including the borough of
Garwood, Union Co., N. J. Apr.,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 24
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [11341
© May 22, J916=, 246. May 24.
1916; EF 29885; Sanborn map c@o.,
New York.
WINNETKA, Cook Co., Hl. Seale 1
inch to 600 yards. Size 22 by 273
inches. [11342
©. Ape. 12. ,1916=2 -c¢. Apr. 27.
1916; F 28540; Windes & March,
Winnetka, III.
Size 8 by 154
inches. (Jn Oakland tribune, v. 84,
no. 114, Dee. 12, 1915) [11348
©. Dee. 12,. 1915: 2 «¢. Mar. 14,
1916; F 28533; Tribune pub. ©co.,
Oakland, Cal.
Funk & Wagnalls new com-
prehensive atlas of the world. New
York and London, Funk & Wagnalls
company, 1916. 96 p. incl. maps.
12mo. [With The comprehensive
Standard distionary of the English
tional highways assn. Size 103 by language. New York & London
17 inches. [11836 [1915] ] [118438*
© May 10, 1916; 2.c. May 16, © Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1916;
1916; F 28565; National highways aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 427812; Rand-
assn., Washington. MecNally & co., New York.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916____ 646
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CLASSES L AND M.
AccuUSING (THE) VoIcE; by F. W.
Hiller; Harry Davenport, director.
, 3 reels. [11344
| © May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8238; Vitgraph
co. of America, New York.
ALIEN SOULS; by Margaret Turnbull,
from the story by Hector Turnbull.
5 reels. [11345
© May 3, 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916; L 8206; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
|
. ALL OVER A STOCKING; written by Ar-
; thur Mackley, produced by Al. E.
| Cristie. Reel. [11346
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 28, 1916; L 8337; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc, New York.
ANIMATED GROUCH CHASER. The ad-
ventures of Tom the tamer, by Raoul
Barre. 2392. Reel. [11347
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8328; Thomas
A. Edison, inc., Orange, N. J.
The story of cook vs. chef and
Hicks in. Nightmareland, a cartoon
comedy by Raoul Barre. 2408.
Reel. [11348
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8366; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
_As IN A DREAM; by L. V. Jefferson. 3
reels. [11349
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
‘tion May 20, 1916; L 8314; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ATTIC PRINCESS; Story and scenario by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. Reel. [11350
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8346; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
‘Battie (A) oF HEARTS; adapted and
- produced by Oscar C. Apfel, from
The iron man, by Francis Marion. 5
reels. [11351
© May 21, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8339; William
Fox, New York.
MOTION PICTURES
BATTLER (THE); by Lawrence Semon
and Graham Baker. Reel. [ats52
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8302; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
BEGGAR KING; written and directed by
Wilbert Melville. 2 reels. [11353
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916; L 8248; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BEGGAR (THE) OF CAWNPORE; by C.
Gardner Sullivan, directed by
Charles Swickard, supervision of
Thos. H. Ince, Small reel. [11354
© title, description and 663 prints
recd. May 5, 1916; L 8225; Triangle
film corp., New York.
BELoveD (THE) VAGABOND; adapted
from the book of William J. Locke,
in 6 pts. Clippings from reel.
[11355
© title, description and 134 prints
recd. Mar. 27, 1916; L 7920; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK; from George
Barr McCutcheon’s novel of the
Same name. 4750, 3 reels. [11356
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8256; Biograph
co., New York.
BLAZING LOVE; written by Mary Mu-
rillo, produced by Keenan Buel. 6
reels. [11357
© Apr. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 1, 1916; L 8190; William
Fox, New York.
BoarDING (A) HOUSE HAM; written by
Wallace C. Clifton, produced by
Thomas Persons. Reel. [113858
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 4, 1916; L 8214; Selig poly-
scope co., Chicago.
BogBiE OF THE BALLET; Story by Grant
Carpenter, scenario by Ida May
Park, produced by Jos. De Grasse.
5 reels. (De Grasse 1705-C)
[11359
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 238, 1916; L 8833; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
O17
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11360
Boppy BUMPS AND HIS GOATMOBILE.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon no. 18)
Reel. [11360
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 1, 1916; M 598; Bray stu-
dios, ine., New York.
Bossy BUMPS GOES FISHING; by Earl
Hurd. (Paramount-Bray animated
eartoon, no. 22) Reel. [11361
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; M 620; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
BrotHer Jim; by Calder Johnstone.
Reel. [11362
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8347; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BucKING society; by Mack Sennett,
in 2 pts. Small reel. [11363
© title, description and 444 prints
recd. May 5, 1916; L 8226; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Reel.
[11864
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; L 83806; L-Ko
motion picture kompany,
wood, Cal.
Cap (A); written by Raymond L.
Schrock, scenario by Dwight Cleve-
land, produced by Ben Wilson.
Reel. [11865
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 83862; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 10;
cartoon by Wallace <A. Carlson.
Reel. [11866
© May 24, 1916 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; M 622; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CAPITAL (THE) PRIZE; written by Ed-
win Stevens and Norbet Lusk, pro-
duced by Edwin Stevens. 2 reels.
[11867
© May 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8233; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CrecrRoPIA (THE) MOTH. 2390.
BusTED (A) HONEYMOON.
Reel.
[11368
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; M 614; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
CELESTE OF THE AMBULANCE CORPS; by
William Addison Lathrop; Burton
George, director. 38 reels. [11369
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8204; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Holly-
pt. ,4S.ees
CHAIN (THE) INVISIBLE; by Richard
Le Gallienne, produced by Frank E.
Powell, in 5 pts. Small reel. [11870
© title, description and 166 prints
recd. May 1, 1916; L 8192; Equita-
ble motion pictures corp., New York.
Curp’s CARMEN; a juvenile burlesque
of Charlie Chaplin’s Carmen, adapt-
ed and produced by James A. Fitz-
Patrick. Clippings from reel.
[11371
© title, description and 35 prints
reed. May 26, 1916; L 8357; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
City (THE) OF ILLUSION; by Ivan
Abramson.. 12-.-pritts .8 by .102
inches. [11372
© title, description and 12 prints
recd...Apr.. 24,.. 19165 Te Gi5e7 siya
film productions, New York. -
CIVILIZATION; by A. E. Kiralfy. Reel.
[11373
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 28, 1916; L 8255; Albert
Enrico Kiralfy, New York. .
CLAUDIA; written and produced by
Robert F. Hill. Reel. [11374
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8281; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CLosED (THE) ROAD; by Maurice Tour-
neur, produced by Paragon films,
ine., in 5 pts. Small reel. [11375
© title, description and 255 prints
recd. May 1, 1916; L 8198; World
film corp., New York.
| Crown (THE); by Marian Fairfax. 8
reels. [11876
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 29, 1916; L 8371; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
CopvE (THE) OF THE HILLS; written by
Millard Wilson, produced under the
personal supervision of Wilbert Mel-
ville; Melvin Mayo, director. 3
reels. [11377
© May 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 26, 1916; L 83855; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
CoNDEMNATION; by Ed. T. Lowe, jr. 2
reels. [11878
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 15, 1916; L 8283; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
018
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5,1916 .
CoRPORAL BILLY’S COMEBACK; story by
Harry Leon Wilson, scenario by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. 2 reels. [11379
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; L 8307; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
Cost (THE) OF HIGH LIVING; by Jo-
seph F. Poland; William Wolbert,
director. Reel.
© May 9, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8267; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Cowarp’s (THE) copE; by J. H.
O’Mara; Frank McGlynn, director.
2420. 3 reels. [11381
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8327; Thomas
A. Edison, inc., Orange, N. J.
CoWPUNCHER’S (THE) PERIL; written
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[11882
© May 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8374; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
CROOKED TRAILS; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [11883
© May 138, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8801; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
CURFEW AT SIMPTON CENTER; by Ed-
win Ray Coffin; William Wolbert,
director. Reel. [11884
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8875; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Darcy OF THE NORTHWEST MOUNTED;
scenario by Walter Woods, produced
by William Worthington. 3 reels.
[11385
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916; L 8249; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Dark (A) SUSPICION; written and
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
[11386
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 83638; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DORSEY MOTION PICTURE TRAVELOGUES.
Ceylon; by George A. Dorsey, in 4
pts. Clippings from reel. [11887
’-© title, description and 8 prints
recd. May 22, 1916; M 615; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
45321—16——8
[11880 |
11396
DoRSEY MOTION PICTURE TRAVELOGUES—
Continued.
— Dravidian India, by George A.
Dorsey, in 4 pts. Clippings from
reel. [11388
© title, description and 7 prints
recd. May 22, 1916; M 617; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
Native India, by George A. Dor-
sey, in 4 pts. Clippings from reel.
[11889
© title, description and 6 prints
recd. May 22, 1916; M 616; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
DouBLE (THE) crROoSsS; written by
Charles J. McGuirk. 2 reels. [11390
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8223; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
DouUBLE (A) FIRE DECEPTION; adapted
by Norbert Lusk from Jay Hunt’s
story A royal flush, produced by
Matt Moore. Reel. [11391
© May 22, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 23, 1916; L 8338; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ELEVENTH (THE) COMMANDMENT; by
Winifred EH. Jenson. 838 prints 8 by
104 inches, ete. [11392
© title, description and 83 prints
recd. May 22, 1916; L 8381; Veritas
photoplay co., Cincinnati.
HTERNAL (THE) SapHo; adapted by
Mary Murillo, produced by Bertram
Bracken. 5 reels. [11893
© May 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916; L 8242; William
Fox, New York.
Eyre (THE) oF Gop; written by Lois
Weber, produced by The Smalleys.
d reels. (Smalleys 1655-C) [11894
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8259; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
FABLE (THE) OF THE GOOD FAIRY WITH
THE LORGNETTE AND WHY SHE GOT IT
coop; by George Ade. Reel. [11895
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8224; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FasLreE (THE) OF THE WILLING COL-
LEGIAN WHO WANTED TO GET A FOOT-
HOLD; by George Ade. Reel. [11396
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8324; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
O19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11397
Feast (THE) OF LIFE; scenario by
Frances Marion, produced by Para-
gon films, ine, directed by Albert
Capellani. Small reel. [11397
© title, description and 203 prints
recd. May 4, 1916; L 8218; World
film corp., New York.
Reup (CEeE), cen; by’ Hugh Words) 22
prints 8 by 10 inches. [11398
© title, description and 22 prints
recd. May 1, 1916; L 8191; Famous
players film co., New York.
FiegHt (A) FoR LOVE; story by W. B.
Pearson, scenario and production by
J: Jaeceard. 2 reels. [11399
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8234; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FIGHTING WITH THE ALLIES; ar-
ranged in 4 pts. Clippings from
reel. [11400
© title, description and 22 prints
recd. Apr. 15, 1916; M 595; Timely
feature films, New York.
FINAL (THE) PAYMENT; written by
Maude Thomas; Leon D. Kent, di-
rector. 2 reels. [11401
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 28, 1916; L 8332; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
FIVE (A) THOUSAND DOLLAR ELOPE-
MENT; written by Cornelius Shea
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[11402
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8268; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
FLYING (THE) TORPEDO; Scenario by
Robert M. Baker and John Emerson.
5 reels. [114038
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 17, 1916; L 8297; Triangle
film corp., New York.
FOR SALE, A DADDY; by
Backus.
Bertha M.
Clippings from reel.
[11404
© title, description and 42 prints
recd. May 8, 1916; L 8248; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
FRI-LBY FRILLED; written and directed
by Edwin McKim. Reel. [11405
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8329; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
pt. I, WSS V. to
Fur (THE) TRIMMED COAT; story by
Jrene Haere, scenario by D. J. Claw-
son, produced by Rupert Julian.
Reel, [11406
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 238, 1916; L 8336; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GAMBOLING ON Reel.
[11407
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 83105) L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
THE GREEN.
GENTLE (A) VOLUNTEER; by M. B.
Harvey, produced by Ben Wilson. 3
reels. — [11408
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8311; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GERTIE’S GASOLINE GLIDE. 2 reels.
[11409
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8264; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Girt (THE) WHO won; by Balboa fea-
ture film co. Clippings from reel.
[11410
© title, description and 101 prints
reed. Apr. 29, 1916; L 8184; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Girt (THE) WITH THE GREEN EYES;
produced under personal supervision
of Herbert Blache. 5 reels. [11411
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8221; Popular
plays & players, inc., New York.
GLORIA’S ROMANCE.
perilous love, by Rupert Hughes.
Clippings from reel. 11412
© title, description and 115 prints
recd. May 4, 1916; L 8216; George
Kleine, New York.
Chapter 3. A
—— Chapter 4. The social vortex, by
Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [11413
© title, description and 121 prints
recd. May 15, 1916; L 8287; George
Kleine, New York.
—— Chapter 5. The gathering storm.
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [11414
© title, description and 133 prints
recd. May 22, 1916; L 8330; George
Kleine, New York.
020
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916 11433
GO-BETWEEN (THE); written by Sam- | HARE AND THE TORTOISE; written by
uel Greiner, produced by William William Anthony McGuire; William
Garwood. Reel. [11415 Roberts Daly, director. 8 reels.
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- [11424
tion May 4, 1916; L 8211; Universal © May 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
film mfg. co., inc., New York. tion May 13, 1916; L 8273; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
HARMONY IN A FLAT; written by Wil-
[11416 liam Addison Lathrop, produced by
Re - S = "K, = 25
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- oe aa ere) eee eae
GoiIne WEST TO MAKE GOOD; written |
|
|
tion May 25, 1916; i 8345 : Selig | © May 19, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip- 2
|
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
: ‘ht tion May 20, 1916; L 8316; Univer-
Beene e0, Clicazo- sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HAROLD, THE NURSE GIRL; by Ed. J.
Montagne; Frank Currier, director.
Reel. [11426
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8377; Vita-
GOOD NIGHT, NURSE; story and produc-
tion by Al. E. Christie. produced by
Horace Davey. Reel. [11417
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8360; Univer- 7
sal film mfg. co., inc, New York. | graph co. of America, New York.
| He’s A DEVIL; written and produced
Great (THE) sMAsH. 3 reels. | by A. E. Christie. Reel. [11427
[11418 © May 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-| tion May 9, 1916; L 8250; Univer-
tion May 4, 1916; L 8212; L-Ko mo- sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
tion picture kompany, Hollywood, | yesiru (THE) roap: written and pro-
Cal. duced by Allen J. Holubar. Reel.
. 11428
GROUCHES AND SMILES; written and [
© 5 “2 © descrip-
L R Ids. Reel. © May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip
a... 11419 tion May 16, 1916; L 8290; Univer-
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- | sae aa Sno aS piyes HE
tion May 11. 1916: L 8261: Univer- | HeartacHEs; written by Grant Car-
_@o.. inc.. New k. penter, produced by L. B. Carleton.
sal film mfg. co., inc.. New Yor eee 11429
Gutter (A) MAaAcGpALENE; adapted | © May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
from the story of Willard Mack by |_ tion May 13, 1916; L 8277; Univer-
Clinton H. Stagg. 5 reels. [11420 | sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- | HELEN oF THE CHORUS; William Addi-
tion May 17, 1916; L 8296; Jesse L. son Lathrop. 2413. 3 reels. [11430
Lasky feature play co., New York. © May 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8365; Thomas
A. Edison. ine., Orange, N. J.
HER CELLULOID HERO; story by Robt.
McGowan, scenario and preduction
by Al. E. Christie. Reel. 11431
| © May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916; L 8292; Univer-
HALF A ROGUE; adapted from the novel sal film mfg. co., inc., New York,
by Harold McGrath, scenario and | HER GREAT PART; written by Lynn
production by Henry Otto, release Reynolds, produced by Lynn Rey-
no. 732. 5 reels. [11422 nolds and Val Paul. Reel. [114382
© May 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip- © May 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 3, 1916; L 8207; Univer- tion May 6, 1916; L 8231; Universal
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York. film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER HUSBAND'S FAITH: story by Paul
Machette, scenario by Eugene De
Rue, produced by Lloyd Carleton.
2 reels. [11433
© May 3, 1916; 2 c« and descrip-
tion May 4, 1916; L 8210; Universal
film mfg. co., inec., New York.
Hapit (THE) OF HAPPINESS; scenario
by Shannon Fife and Alan Dwan. 5
reels. [11421
© Feb. 21, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 24, 1916: L 8343; Triangle |
film corp., New York.
|
|
Harp (THE) WAy; written by Russell
E. Smith; T. N. Heffron, director.
3 reels. [11423
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916: L 8213; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Or
IND cS
er
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11434
HER LOVING RELATIONS; by William HE.
Wing; Dave Smith, director. Reel.
[11434
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8376; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
HER MATERNAL RIGHT; by Willard
Mack, produced by Paragon films,
ine, in 5 pts. Small reel. [11485
© title, description and 207 prints
recd. May 4, 1916; L 8217; World
film corp., New York.
HIS BREAD AND BUTTER; by Mack Sen-
net, in 2 pts. Smail reel. [11436
© title, description and 200 prints
recd. May 5, 1916; L 8228; Triangle
film corp., New York.
HIS BROTHER’S WIFE; by Er Lawshe;
Harley Knoles, director. Small
reel. [Title changed from The wo-
man of it] [11437
© title, description and 258 prints
recd. May 24, 1916; L 8344; World
film corp., New York.
His DUKESHIP, Mr. Jack; by Bruno
Lessing; C. Jay Williams, director.
Reel. [11488
© Apr. 24, 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8220; . Vita-
graph co. of America. New York.
HIs LAST LAUGH; by Mack Sennett, in
2 pts. Small reel. [11489
© title, description and 210 prints
recd. May 5, 1916; L 8227; Triangle
film corp., New York.
HIs LITTLE story; written by John C.
Brownell, produced by Matt Moore.
Reel. [11440
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 83879; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Hoopoo ANN; scenario by Granville
Warwick. 5 reels. [11441
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 17, 1916; L 8298; Triangle
film corp., New York.
HULDA, THE SILENT; Story and produc-
tion by Otis Turner, scenario by F.
McGrew Willis. 2 reels. [11442
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8275; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
INTO THE PRIMITIVE; from the story
written by Rovert Ames Bennet;
T. N. Heffron, director. 5 reels.
[114438
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8178; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Iron (THE) cLtAw. Chapter 8. The
stroke of twelve, by Edw. Jose fea-
ture film corp. Clippings from reel.
[11444
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. Apr. 29, 1916; L 8185; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
— Chapter 9. Arrows of hate, by
Edw. Jose feature film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [11445
© title, description and 100 prints
recd. Apr. 29, 1916; L 8183; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Iron (THE) HAND; Story by Geo. E.
Hall, scenario by F. McGrew Willis,
produced by Ulysses Davis. 5 reels.
(Davis 14830-C) © [11446
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 12, 1916; L 8270; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IT CAN’T BE TRUE; by Craig Hutchin-
son. Reel. [11447
© May 24, 1916; 2 «@ and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8351; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
written by Josephine
McLaughlin, directed by Melvin
Mayo. 3 reels. [11448
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 12, 1916; L 8268; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
JACKSTRAWS;
JENKINS’ JINX; written by Dave
Reed; Clay M. Greene, director.
Reel. : [11449
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8229; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
JESTER (THE); written by Charles J.
McQuinn. 3 reels. [11450
© May 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8222; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Jim Stocum no. 463938; written by
Robert F. Hill, produced by Robert
Cummings. 2 reels. [11451
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8364; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Just Kitty; written by Adelbert
Ellery Bergh, produced by Robert
FF. Rill. Reel. [11452
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
| tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8176; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
O22
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916
|
JUVENILE DANCER SUPREME: Lena |
Baskeitte in classic dances. Split
reel. [11453
© May 17, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; M 612; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Keene Norr, THE FOOTMAN; by
Charles Brown; C. Jay Williams, |
director. Reel. [11454
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8369; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Keene Nort, THE JANITOR; by |
Charles Brown: C. Jay Williams.
director. Reel. [11455 |
© May 5. 1916; 2 c. and descrip- |
tion May 11, 1916: L 8265: Vita- |
graph co. of America, New York.
|
KEeNEL NUTT WINS A WIFE: by Regi-
nald Wright Kauffman: C. Jay Wil-
liams, director. Reel. [11456
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 13, 1916; L 8272; Vita- |
graph co. of America, New York. |
Leap (THe); story by James Mac |
gregor. scenario by Harvey Gates. |
produced by Henry McRae. 2 reels. |
[11457 |
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- |
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8174; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LEMS COLLEGE CAREER; Writien and
produced by AL. E. Christie. 2 reels.
[11458 ©
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c and descrip- |
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8172; Univer- |
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York. |
Lights (THE) oF New York: by
Charles L. Gaskill; Van Dyke |
Brooke, director. 5 reels. [11459 |
© May 23. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 26, 1916; L 8356; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Limousine (THE) MYSTERY: adapted
by Catherine Carr from the story by
Leslie Peacocke. produced by Lucius
Henderson. 2 reels. F11460
© May 17, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; L 8308; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LimTtte (THE) GIRL NEXT Door. 6
reels. [11461
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 4, 1916; L 8215; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
11470
LITTLE JOURNEYS IN THE ¥FEOZEN
NortH ; Nome. Alaska. Split reel.
[11462
© May 10, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; M 605; Universal
film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
| Lirttz (THE) SHEPHERD oF BARGAIN
Row ; from the novel by Howard Mc-
Kent Barnes. 5 reels. [11463
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8180; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
| Lirttest (THE) Macpatene; by Wat-
kins Eppes Wright; Burton George,
director. 2424 3 reels. [11464
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8257: Thomas
A. Edison, inc.. Orange, N. J.
Lonevies (THE); by Agnes C. Johns-
ton; Wilfrid North, director. Reel.
[11465
© May 25, 1916; 2 & and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8368: Viita-
graph co. of America, New York.
| LovE AND BRASS BUTTONS; written by
Al. E. Christie, produced by Horace
Davey. Reel. [11466
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8318; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LovE TRIUMPHANT; written and pro-
duced by Harry G. Stafford. 2
reels. [11467
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 13, 1916; L 8278; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Love’s TOLL: by Daniel Carson Good-
man; Jack Pratt, director. 5 reels.
[11468
© May 3, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 3, 1916: L 8209; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Lucky (A) TUMBLE: by James A.
Stiles; Frank Currier, director.
Reel. [11469
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8195; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Mapcap (THE); story by George
Gibbs, scenario by Leonora Ains-
worth, produced by Wm. Dowlan.
5 reels. (Dowlan 1619-C) [11470
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8319: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
d23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11471
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
MAKING (THE) OF MADDALENA; by L.
V. Jefferson, from the story by Mary
and Samuel Lewis. 5 reels. [11471
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 28, 1916; L 8834; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
MAN (THE) BEHIND THE CURTAIN; by
Minnie Krakaner, produced by
Courtlandt Van Deusen. 5 reels.
[11472
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; L 8805; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Man (THE) FROM NOWHERE; written
by William H. Clifford, directed by
Henry Otto. 5 reels. [11473
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 29, 1916; L 8372; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MaArkK (THE) OF A GENTLEMAN; Writ-
ten by F. McGrew Willis, produced
by William Worthington. 2 reels.
[11474
© May 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8198; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MARRIAGE (THE) OF ARTHUR; written
and produced by Rupert Julian. 2
reels. [11475
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8175; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MARTHA’S VINDICATION; scenario by
Ella Carter Woods. 5 reels. [11476
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 12, 1916; L 8266; Triangle
film corp., New York.
MATRIMONIAL (THE) MARTYR; Dy
Balboa feature film co. Clippings
from reel. [11477
© title, description and 164 prints
recd. Apr. 29, 1916; L 8186; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
ME AND ME MOKE; story by Richard
Gathony, in 4 pts. Clippings from
roll. [11478
© title, description and 41 prints
recd. May 8, 1916; L 8244; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
Merry Mary. 4749. 2 reels. [11479
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916; L 8208; Biograph
co., New York.
MiLtition (A) A MINUTE; from the
story of the same name. 5 reels.
[11480
© May 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 10, 1916; L 8254; Quality
pictures corp., New York.
Miss ADVENTURE; written and directed
by William Wilbert. 3 reels. [11481
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion May 13, 1916; L 8271; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Miss NANNY GOAT ON THE RAMPAGE;
by Clarence Rigby. (Paramount-
Bray cartoon, no. 20) Reel. [11482
© May 14, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916; M 609; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
Mr. Buppy Brice’s BURGLAR. Reel.
{11483
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8179; L-Ko
oa picture kompany, Hollywood,
al.
Mr. FurterR Pep; he dabbles in the
pond, by F. M. Follet. Split reel.
[11484
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; M 611; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—— he tries mesmerism, animated
cartoon by F. M. Follet. Split reel.
[11485
© May 38, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 4, 1916; M 602; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Mrx-up (A) IN BLACK; by Florence
Bolles; Will Louis, director. 8010.
Reel. [11486
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8203; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Mopet (THE) cook; by Ellis Parker
Butler, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [11487
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8200; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
MonEY FOR NOTHING; a farce by Ar-
thur Eckersby and Guy Newall, pro-
duced by Maurice Elvey. Clippings
from roll. [11488
© title, description and 27 prints
recd. May 8, 1916; L 8245; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
MorE MONEY THAN MANNERS; by Law-
rence Semon and Graham Baker.
Reel. [11489
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916; L 8246; Vita-
grap co. of America, New York.
O24
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916
NADINE OF NOWHERE; written by Wil-
liam W. Farmer, produced by Paul
Bourgeois. Reel. [11490
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 138, 1916; L 8274; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NAKED HEARTS; Suggested by Lord
Tennyson’s poem Maud, written and
produced by Rupert Julian, scenario
by Olga Printzlau. 5 reels. (Julian
1646) [11491
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 3, 1916; L 8205; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
NEVER AGAIN, EppIE; story by J. Lewis.
Reel. [11492
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8381; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
NEVER LIE TO YOUR WIFE; written by
Al, . Christie, produced by Horace
Davey. Reel. [11493
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 82380; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
New YORK, PAST AND PRESENT; by D.
Cleveland and Ed. J. Montagne.
Reel. [11494
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 24, 1916; M 618; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
OH, YOU UNCLE; written by Bide Dud-
ley, directed by Clay M. Greene.
Reel. [11495
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 19, 1916; L 8304; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OncE A THIEF; by H. S. Sheldon. 3
reels. [11496
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 1, 1916; L 8187; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
ONE ON HeEnNRyY; Dy Charlotte W.
Ayers, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [11497
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916; L 8288; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
ORDEAL (THE) oF ELIZABETH; drama-
tized by Geo. C. Hazelton; Wilfrid
North, director. 5 reels. [11498
© May 4, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8237; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
ORPHAN Joyce; by H. Tipton Steck.
2 reels. [11499
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8323; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
11510
OTTO, THE ARTIST; story by Burk Sy-
mon, adapted and directed by Edwin
McKim. Reel. [11500
© May 6, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916; L 8247; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO, THE HERO; written and produced
by Edwin McKim. Reel. [11501
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 17, 1916; L 8295; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO, THE REPORTER; written and di-
rected by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[11502
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8378; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OUR PEOPLE; by Chas. J. McGuirk. 8
reels. [11503
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8322; Wssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PANTHER; by Jacques Danglars, in 5
pts. Clippings from reel. [11504
© title, description and 240 prints
recd. Apr. 28, 1916; L 8169; Ugo
Serra, New York.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 14. 2027.
Reel. [11505
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 4, 1916; M 600; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
—no. 15. 2028. Reel. [11506
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; M 607; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
—no. 16. 2029. Reel. [11507
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; M 610; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
a OE AG PAU OS) Waleviersl: [11508
© May 23, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; M 619; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PASQUALE; by Lawrence McCloskey
and George Beban. 5 reels. [11509
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 1, 1916; L 8189; Oliver
Moroseo photoplay co., Los Angeles,
Cal.
PEG 0’ THE RING, no. 2. A strange in-
heritance, scenario by Grace Cun-
ard. 2 reels. [11510
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 83849; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
020
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11511
PEG 0° THE RING—Continued.
— no. 3. In the lion’s den, scenario
by Grace Cunard, produced by
Francis Ford. 2 reels. [11511
© May 9, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 10, 1916; L 8252; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
no. 4. The circus mongrels,
scenario by Grace Cunard, produced
by Francis Ford. 2 reels. [11512
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916: L 8293: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
no. 5. The house of mystery,
scenario by Grace Cunard. 2 reels.
[11513
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- |
tion May 25, 1916: L 8350; Univer- |
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Perrect (A) MATCH;
equals 2, written and produced by
Roy Clements. Reel. [11514
© Apr. 28, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8173; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PICKLES AND DIAMONDS; written by
Dave Reed, directed by Clay M.
Greene. Reel. [11515
© May 26. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8367; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadeiphia.
POLICE. (Essanay-Chaplin comedy)
2 reels. [11516
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 12, 1916; L 8269; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Pottice (THE) DOG IN THE PARK.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 19)
Reel. [11517
© May 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916; M 604; Bray stu-
dios, inc., New York.
Potts BUNGLES AGAIN; story by Louis
Hubene, scenario and production by
Al. E. Christie. Reel. [11518
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8196; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PrimaL (THE) INSTINCT; by Mrs.
Owen Bronson; Mr. Brooke, di- |
rector. 3 reels. [11519
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8352; Vita-
graph company of America, New |
York.
or 1 plus i |
pt. 1, 1S va
PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE; written by
L. V. Jefferson and Josephine Mce-
Laughlin, directed by Melvin Mayo,
produced under the supervision of
Wilbert Melville. 3 reels. [11520
© May 17, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8300; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
RAFFLE FOR A HUSBAND; scenario by
Gale Henry. produced by Allen Cur-
tis. Reel. [11521
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 13, 1916; L 8280; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine.. New York.
REDEMPTION (THE) oF Dave DARCEY;
by Charles T. Dazey. produced and
directed by Paul Scardon. 5 reels.
[11522
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916: L 83820; Viita-
graph co. of America, New York.
RESURRECTION (THE) oF HOLLis; by
George S. Maxwell; Harry Daven-
port, director. 3 reels. [11523
© May 1. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916: L 8194; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
RETURN (A) TO YOUTH AND TROUBLE;
by Albert Payson Terhune. 2 reels.
[11524
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- .
tion May 1, 1916: L 8188; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
RicH (THE) IDLER; by Jos. F. Poland;
Dave Smith, director. Reel.
[11525
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916: L 8181; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
RoBBING THE FISHES; a comedy by
Earle Edwards; Will Louis, di-
rector. 2276. Reel. [11526
© May 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8258; Thomas
A. Edison, inc., Orange, N. J.
Rose (THE) COLORED SCARF; Story by
Eleanor M. Ingram, scenario by Ben
Cohn, produced by William Worth-
ington. 2 reels. [11527
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 31, 1916; L 8380; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Rose oF Iraty;: by Charles Michelson.
3 reels. [11528
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 15, 1916; L 8284; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
026
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916 .
SAINTS AND SINNERS: Py Hugh Ford.
18 prints, 8 by 10 inches. [11529
© title, description and 18 prints
recd. May 17, 1916; L 8299: Famous
players film co., New York.
ScaLINnG THE JUNGFRAU. Reel.
[11530
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; M 596; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Scenes In Iceranp: A Morgenstein,
camerman. Reel. [11531
© May i, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; M 599: Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
ScHemers (THE): by Jos. A. Roach.
3 reels. [11532
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8326; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
SHE WON THE PRIZE; by George D.
Baker and E. R. Carpenter. Reel.
[11533
© May 20. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 24. 1916: L 8340; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
SHeeirr’s (THE) pDutTy: written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
; [11534
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8177; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
SHERLOCK HoL~Mes; written by Wil-
liam Gillette; Arthur Berthelet, di-
rector. 7 reels. [11535
© May 5, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916: L 8239; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Stent (THE) MAN oF TIMBER GULCH;
written and produced by Robert
Leonard. 2 reels. [11536
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 23, 1916; L 8335; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SILKS AND SATINS; by Hugh Ford.
20 prints, § by 10 inches. [11537
© title, description and 20 prints
recd. May 25, 1916; L 8354; Famous
players film co., New York.
SINS OF MEN; written by Mary Murillo,
produced by James Vincent. 5 reels.
[11535
© May 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 15. 1916; L 8286; William
Fox. New York.
11547
SKIRTS AND CINDERS; written and pro-
duced by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[11539
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2. 1916: L $8202: Lubin
mfg. co.. Philadelphia.
SNowsigp (THE): by Mary Rider; Ed-
win Carewe. director. 6 reels.
[11540
© May 9. 1916: 2 © and descrip-
tion May 10, 1916; L 8253; Rolfe
photoplays. inc., New York.
SOME MONKEY STARS: both high and
lowly members of man’s relations
show the ways of jungleland. Split
reel. [11541
© May 38. 1916: 2 « and descrip-
tion May 4. 1916; M 601: Universal
film mig. co.. inc., New York.
Son (A) OF THE IMMORTALS: Story by
Louis Tracy. scenario by Bertram
Grassby. produced by Otis Turner.
5 reels. (Turner 1667-C) [11542
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8182; Bluebird
photoplays, inc.. New York.
Sone (THE) IN THE DARK; by Mai-
belle Heikes Justice. 2 reels.
[11543
© May 20, 1916; 2 e and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8325; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Sout (A) For sate. 83 reels. [11544
© May 5. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916: L 8236: Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SPELL (THE) OF THE YUKON; adapted
from the poem by Robert W. Sery-
ice, produced for the Metro program
under direction of Burton King. 5
reels. [11545
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 24, 1916; L 8342; Popular
plays & players, inc.. New York.
SPIDER (THE) AND THE FLY; adapted
by Franklin B. Coates, produced by
J.Gordon Edwards. Sreels. [11546
© May 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 29. 1916; L 8373; William
Fox, New York.
written and
Reel.
[11547
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8313; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Stace (THE) VILLAIN;
produced by Allen Curtis.
O27
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11548
Ht. 1, 0 By vy. iS":
STORMING THE TRENCHES. Reel.
[11548
© May 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and deserip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8312: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
STRANGE (A) CONFESSION; story by L.
Hutton, scenario by L. Hutton and
Jay Hunt, produced by Jay Hunt.
Reel. [11549
© May 5, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916: L 8235: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
>
Suspect (THE): from the story The
Silver shell, by H. J. W. Dam, pro-
duced by S. Rankin Drew. 6 reels.
[11550
© May 15, 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916; L 8303: Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
SWEET CHARITY; produced by Sidney
Drew. Reel. [11551
© May 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916: L 8199: Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
Sweet Kitty Beriarrs;: from the play
by David Belasco and Egerton
Castle. 5 reels. [11552
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916: L 8240; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York. |
SyarpHony (A) IN cOoAL; by Mary
Stewart Cutting. produced by Sid-
ney Drew. Reel. [11553
© May 15, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916: L 8289; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
TAMMANY’S TIGER; written by Wright
Roberts, produced by Henry Mc-
Rae. 2 reels. [11554
© May 26. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8361; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TEMPERANCE (A) TOWN; from the
play by Charles Hoyt, scenario by
Gilson Willets. 3 reels. [11555
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8309; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Test (THE) OF CHIVALRY; written by
Elizabeth R. Carpenter; Wm. Rob-
ert Daly, director. 3 reels.
[11556
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 8, 1916; L 8241; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
o2
THEIR FIRST: hy Charlotte Wharton
Ayres, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. {11557
© May 1, 1916: 2 & and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916: L 8201: Metro
pictures corp., New York.
THEIR SOCIAL SMASH; written and
produced by Harry Wulze. Reel.
[11558
© May 12. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 18, 1916: L 8279: Univer-
sal film mfg: co., ine... New York.
TuHier (THE) OF THE DESERT; written
and produced by Lynn Reynolds.
Reel. [11559
© Apr. 28, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8171; Univer-
sal film mfg. ce., ine.. New York.
THOUSAND DOLLAR HUSBAND; by James
Young, from the story by Margaret
Turnbull. 5 reels, [11560
© May 13. 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion May 15, 1916: L 8282: Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., New
York.
THREE (THE) WISHES; written by
Samuel Greiner, produced by Lu-
cuis Henderson. Reel. [11561
© May 10, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8262: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2 reels.
[11562
© May 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8353; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
TOYLAND
ToUGH LUCK ON A ROUGH SEA.
(A) Split reel.
[11563
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May i1, 1916: M 606; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine... New York.
ROBBERY.
Trip (A) THROUGH UGANDA, BRITISH
East Arrica. 1988S. Reel.
[11564
© May 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; M 621; Thomas
A. Edison, inc., Orange, N. J.
Two MOTHERS; story by I. A. R. Wyle,
scenario by Calder Johnstone, pro-
duced by Lloyd Carleton. 2 reels.
[11565
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 25, 1916; L 8348; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
8
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 5, 1916
Two (THE) ORPHANS; by Kate Clax-
ton, from the play of the same
name. 3 reels. [11566
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 8858; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
UNCONVENTIONAL (THE) GIRL; written
and produced by Robert F. Hill. 2
reels. [11567
© May 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 8315; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
oF Rome. Split reel. [11568
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; M 597; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
oF SAN Francisco. Split reel.
[11569
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; M 613; Essanay
film mfg. co.. Chicago.
VIRGINIA; Story by Ida M. Evans, sce-
nario by Harvey Gates, produced by
Cleo Madison. Reel. [11570
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916; L 8291; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Wark IN Mexico. Reel. [11571
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; M 603; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WeEppING (THE) GUEST; story by Lucia
Chamberlain, produced and adapted
by Jacques Jaceard. 2 reels. [11572
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 20, 1916; L 83817; Univer-
sal film mfg co., inc., New York.
WHAT LOVE CAN Do; story by Gertrude
H. Andrews, scenario and direction
by Jay Hunt. 5 reels. (Hunt
1676-C) [115738
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 22, 1916; L 8321; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WHEAT (THE) AND THE CHAFF; writ-
ten by Josephine McLaughlin, pro-
duced under the personal supervi-
sion of Wilbert Melville; Melvin
Mayo, director. 8 reels. [11574
© May 38, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 5, 1916; L 8219; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
11583
WHEN A WIFE WORRIES: Scenario and
production by Hal Clotwarthy.
Reel. [11575
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 2, 1916; L 8179; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHEN SLIM PICKED A PEACH; written
and produced by Roy Clements.
Reel. [11576
© May 8, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion May 9, 1916; L 8251; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? Story by
Lucy Payton and Franklin Hall,
scenarion by Lois Weber, produced
by the Smalleys. 5 reels. (Smalley
1558-C ) [11577
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Apr. 29, 1916; L 8170; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WIFE (A) AT BAY; written by J. Grabb
Alexander, produced by Ben Wilson.
2 reels. [11578
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 11, 1916; L 8260; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WIFE (A) FOR A RANSOM; written and
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
[11579
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 6, 1916; L 8232; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WINNING NUMBER; by Clay M. Green.
Reel. [11580
© May 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 15, 1916; L 8285; Lubin
nfg. co., Philadelphia.
Wire (THE) PULLERS; Story by Cath-
erine Carr, scenario by Ben Cohn,
produced by William Worthington.
Reel. [11581
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 27, 1916; L 83859; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Woman (THE) IN BLACK; by The pro-
tective amusement co., adapted from
play of the same name. 5 reels.
(Biograph co. no. 4762) [11582
© May. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion May 24, 1916; L 8341; Klaw &
Erlanger, New York.
Woman (THE) WHO FOLLOWED ME;
scenario by Robert Z. Leonard, pro-
duced by Robert Leonard and David
Kirkland. 2 reels. [11583
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion May 16, 1916; L 8294; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
O29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11584 pt. I, n. s., v 18, no. 5, 1916
WooInc OF AUNT JEMIMA; story by | WORLD’S GREATEST ATHLETES ; series no.
Clifford Howard, scenario by Al. E. 1; J. H. Hermann, director. Reel.
Christie, produced by Horace Davey. [11585
Reel. [11584 © May 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
© May 12, 1916; 2 c and descrip- tion May 18, 1916; M 608; Selig
tion May 13, 1916; L 8276; Univer- polyseope co., Chicago.
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
Motion (picture photoplays 22 ¢41_ 0 0
Motion pictures other than photoplays_____..-._...._-.2 0) 2 eee 148
030
BOOKS
PART I,
GRouP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
Appott (A. Theo.) & co.*, Philadel-
phia. Would you _ be_ successful?
Tf so then— 15 p. col. illus.
32mo. (Cover-title: The road _ to
SUCCESS. ) [11586
ee apr. 14.°1916; 2 c Apr. 14,
1916; aff. Apr. 25, 1916; A 429686.
ABRAHAM Lincoln fraternal league of
America. [11587, 11588
Constitution and laws of the Abraham
Lincoln fraternal league of America.
cover-title, 44, ae D. Port. 24mo.
$0.10. © Apr. Pe tO1G ce. and aff.
May 16, 1916; A 493091,
Ritual of the Abraham Lincoln fra-
i
ternal league of America. 19
diagr. 16mo. $0.10. @ Apr
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 16, 1916:
A 432092.
(© Federal underwriters, Colum-
bus, Ind.
ABRAHAMS (B. B.) & co. Catalogue
no. 15. cover-title, 100 p._ illus.,
port. Svo. [11589
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. and aff. May
ee 298G-t 6e@. May 24,1916; A
432194; Benjamin B. Abrahams,
Philadelphia.
AD-ROUTE. v. 1, no. 1, May 2, 1916.
[Baltimore, Md., International syn-
dicate, 1916] [14] p. 12mo.
[11590
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
ee, 4916; A’ 480833; W. 8S. Ball,
Providence, R. I.
ApAMS (William J.) Up-to-date re-
gents questions in elementary United
States history and civics. Syracuse,
N. Y., C. W. Bardeen, 1914. 1 p.
1, 5-99 p. 16mo. $0.25. [11591
ie 2p 722, 1916;) 2c," and) aff.
May G2. 1916; A, 428972; C. W.
Bardeen, Syracuse, N. Y.
ApAMsS & Westlake co.*, Chicago.
Postal car equipment catalogue, no.
tots 5 p. 1., 5-65 p. illus., diagrs.
fol. [11592
ey Ape. 20, 1916-2 c Apr.. 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429667.
ADIRONDACK development corporation.
[11593-11595
How land values have grown at Old
. [8] p. folder. 24mo. © May
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 17, 1916;
A 430968.
Vacation land. Adirondack mountains.
Old Forge, New toy [1 a as anes
map. 4to. © M 15, Cc.
and aff. May 17, 1916; A 430971.
Who owns _ Alsace- ieaine [4] D.
24mo. © May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 17, 1916: A’ 430970.
© Wm. R. Stackhouse,
iNeag &
ADVANCE pump & compressor Co.*,
Battle Creek. Pumps, vertically
divided, multi-stage, centrifugal
pumps, type VM. 38, [5] p. 8vo.
[11596
© May 22, 1916; 2 e« and aif.
May 25, 1916; A 432166.
ADVERTISERS art and cut service, inc.
Zuckerman weekly fashion art serv-
ice. Issue no. 105, p. A, B, week
beginning Mar. 20, 1916. 2 sheets,
illus., 21 by 14 inches. [11597
© Mar, 20, A165. 2G. anes aie.
May 1, 1916; A 480624; Sidney D.
Zuckerman, Chicago.
AERODART Works. It’s wise to brighten
up your home with the ambergloss
Utica,
polishing cloth. [38] p. 8vo.
[11598
©), Apr ch, 1916 2 “ce, and ait
Apr. 25, 1916; A 430554; Caesar R.
Bannihr, New York.
AHLHEIM (Walter C.)* St. Louis.
New system temperature — sheet.
Sheet, 20 by 21 inches. $2.00.
[11599
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 429948.
ALBERY (Mina S.)* Columbus, O.
Condensed fundamental rules of auc-
tion. cover-title, [3] p. 24mo.
$0.20. [11600
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
28, 1916; A 432150.
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11601
ALBION, Pa. Albion directory, 1916.
Erie, Pa., Atkinson Erie directory
company, 1916. 1 p. 1., 17-584 p.
8vo. $2.00. [11601
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 483079; Atkinson Erié
directory co., Erie, Pa.
ALERT Syndicate service*, Chicago. -
[11602, 11603
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-.
partment advertising. Issue of June,
1916. cover-title, 9 1, illus., fol. ©
May 8, Seden a and aff. May 17,
1916; ’A 430961,
see ee for advertising copy. Sup-
plementary to the June, 1916 issue.
cover-title, 13 numb. 1. ve [Text
SIPS to binding.] @©@ May 8, 1916;
ec. and aff. May 17, 1916: ss 430959.
New
folder.
[11604
2 ce. and aff. May
ALEXANDER Hamilton institute*,
York. Mistake. [Gisap.
32mo.
© May 9, 1916;
11, 1916;-A. 429967.
ALLEN (Edward)* New York. Enter-
taining for pleasure and_ profit.
ecover-title, 12 numb. l. 8vo. $1.00.
[11605
191G= 2 CAT. =25,
aff. May 10, 1916; A 430817.
Gy Apr. 27
1916;
ALLEN (John C.)* Los Angeles. Latin-
American trade. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 14 by 11 inches. (WLatin-
American trade bureau) [11606
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482007.
ALLIANCE machine co.*, Alliance, O.
Alliance machine company, the larg-
est manufacturers of the world’s
largest cranes. 94 p. illus. obl.
SvoO. [11607
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 430687.
AMERICAN BANKERS assn.*, New York.
[11608-11612
Centennial thrift campaign, 1816-1916.
Plan no. 1, New York, Savings bank
centennial committee, Savings bank
section, American bankers association,
1916. 31 , illus. (part col.)
mounted pamphlets, fol. © 8,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 13, 1916;
A 432057.
Same. [2] p. illus. fol. (Cap-
tion-title: Plan number one at a
glance) @© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 4,
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A sete
Same. 7, [1] p.. 12m © A
11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Ae "20, 1916;
A 430370.
——Same. 31 p. illus. ee nor
mounted pamphlets. fol. Apr. .
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 26, 1916;
430518.
= May 8, 1916;
pt. 1, %. S;'v. 45
AMERICAN BANKERS assn.*—Contd.
Community thrift campaign. Plan A,
New York, Savings bank section,
American bankers association [1916]
30, [1] p. illus. 4to. (Cover-title:
Nation wide thrift campaign) @
2c. and aff. May 13,
1916; A 432038.
AMERICAN BLOWER ¢co.*, Detroit.
[11613, 11614
C heaters. 28 p. illus., diagrs.
(Bulletin no. 17, series 3. Apr.,
1916) @ Apr... 26, 1991652 2 aay
aff. May 11... 3916-25)
A BC unit heaters. 8p. illus., diagrs.
(Bulletin no. 17, series 4. Apr.,
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ce. May 10,
1916; aff. May 11, 1916; A “429998.
AMERICAN BOOK co0.*, New York.
North Carolina home geography.
xiv p. illus., maps (part col.) 4to.
[11615
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. May 10,
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 482014.
AMERICAN COLLECTION service*, De-
troit. Post graduate course. 31 p.
forms, diagrs. 8vo. [11616
© Mar. 23, 1916;.2-6 Mar Zs;
1916; aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 430383.
AMERICAN ELECTRIC €0.*, Chicago.
Telephone apparatus. cover-title,
224 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Cata-
log no. 50) [11617
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢« May 15,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 430927.
AMERICAN ENGINEERING ¢€o.*, Philadel-
phia. Fuel burning reports, no. 1.
62 p. 8vo. [11618
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 e Mar. 2,
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429797.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ union*,
Toledo, O. Circular no. 12. 21 p
4to. [11619
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 @randeae
May 20, 1916; A 432145.
AMERICAN ICE c¢o.*, Philadelphia.
Getting the most out of your re-
frigerator. [12] p. illus. 16mo.
_ [11620
Apr. 20; 1916+ 2 °C. uae
Apr. 25, 1916; A 429672.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE league. Dec-
laration of principles adopted by
the American independence league.
(In Cape Girardeau Daily tribune)
[11621
© May 28, 1916; 1 ce. June 15,
1916; A 440328; Joseph Chester
Vorbeck, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
532
BOOKS,
n0.6,1916 |
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES, Suppl. Preven-
tive appliances. Hach 4 p._ illus.
~- fol. [11622, 11623
Apr., 1916. @© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 ec and
aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 428428.
May, 1916. © May 8, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. May 15, 1916; A 430864.
© National manufacturers co.,
New York.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN*, Chicago. To
attract home builders. Sheet, illus.,
diagrs., printed on both sides, 22
by 144 inches. [11624
© Apr. 27, 1916;2 ¢c May 29,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A 432230.
AMERICAN NATIONAL bank*, Atlanta.
Weekly saver. January—December,
[1916] 12 v. col. illus. 16mo.
[11625-11636
Apr. 10, 1916; 2 «¢.
© Mar. 29,.
26, 1916; A
each and aff. Apr.
430505430516.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS Co.*, Cincinnati-
Zanol food flavors and toilet prepa-
rations. cover-title. 46 p._ illus.
Svo. [11637
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430413.
AMERICAN REAL estate pub. co.
catalogue list. 8p. illus. S8vo
[11638
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 480499; O. E. Wheelers,
Creedmoor, N. C.
AMERICAN SCHOOL of poultry husban-
dry*, Mountain Grove, Mo. Capons
and caponizing. cover-title, [3]-55
p. illus. 8vo. (General course in
poultry husbandry, lesson no. 382)
[11639
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 482235.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Brief
Boston. Substation protector in-
Stallation. 28 1. illus., diagrs.
12mo. [11640
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2
15, 1916; A 430905.
AMERICAN TRUST and banking co.,
Chattanooga. [11641-11646
Business or sentiment? cover-title, [8]
p. 16mo. © May 25, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 27, 1916; A 432225,
[8]
“Evolution of efficiency. cover-title,
p. 16mo. © May 25, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 27, 1916. A 432223,
Have you made your will? cover-title,
[8] p. 16mo. © May 25, 1916; 2.
and aff. May 27, 1916; A 432293,
Living trust. cover-title, [8] p. 16mo.
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 27,
1916; A 432226.
e. and aff. May
GROUP II
11657
AMERICAN TRUST and banking co.—Con.
Precept and example. cover-title, [8] p
16mo. © May 25, 1916; 2 c. and af,
May 27, 1916; A 432231,
Wise saws and modern instances. cover-
title, [8] p. 16mo. © May 25, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 27, 1916; A 432224.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
AMERICAN UNDERWRITER Magazine and
insurance review. [11647, 11648
American underwriter’s pocket chart of
all the principal stock fire insurance
companies, domestic and foreign, op-
erating in the United States for the
year ending Dec. 31, 1915. TTth an-
nual issue, 1916. Sheet, 21 by 12
inches, folded to nar. 4to. $0.25. @©
Apr. 28, 1916;
1916; A 429755.
American underwriter’s pocket chart of
life insurance companies. th annual
issue, 1916. Sheet, 20 by 112 inches.
. fold. to 4to. $0.25. © Apr. 27, 1916;
2c. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429757.
© Thrift pub. co., New York.
2c and aff. Apr. 29,
ANDERSON (Anthony Marius)* Spo-
kane, Wash. Spokane’s sunlit hills.
Sheet. 74 by 4 inches. $0.50.
[11649
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480811.
ANDREAE (Percy)* Chicago.
[11650-11653
Are we progressing backward? An ad-
Lay delivered Dec. 8th, 1915. 14 p.
ort. © May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 15, 1916: A 430885.
Common enemy, an address
Apr. 4, 1916. 14 p._ port.
© May 10, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
15, 1916; iN 430882.
Is the business of our government the
government of our business? 15 p.
port. 16mo. © May 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. May 15, 1916; A 430883.
Our liberties, our laws and the super-
human, an address delivered Apr. 13,
1915. 15 p. port. 16mo. © May 10.
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 15, 1916; A
430884.
delivered
16mo.
May
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
Condensed railway time card. Madi-
son, Wis., May 8, 716. [4] p. 24mo.
[11654
© May 6, 1916;
10, 1916; A 43807 92.
2c. and aff. May
ANGELO (Holger R.) [11655-11657
Arrest big Danish importer. @ May 25,
1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916; A 424885.
Dutch oppose Ford’s plans. @ May 13,
1916; 1 ec. May 17, 1916; A 424522.
Tells of searching for Cracker Land. ©
May 22, 1916; 1 c. May 25, 1916; A
424815.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago,
sae 533
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11658
ANKYRA manufacturing co.*, Phila-
delphia. Ankyra [the serew hold
with a thousand uses] 30 p., illus.
16mo. [11658
© Sept. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429751.
Ansco co.*, Binghamton, N. Y.
[11659, 11660
Ansco as a Selling ally. What it can do
for you on the farm. cover-title, il
p. illus. 12mo. © Apr. 6, 1916: 2¢
and aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 430416.
- Anseo, the amateur camera of profes-
sional quality. 63 [1] p. illus. (part
eol.) Svo. © Apr. 25, 1916: 2 ec.
and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429774.
Arcos (Rene) [11661-11674
_ All France honors Gallieni at funeral.
© June 2, 1916; 1 c. June 7, 1916; A
440106.
Attack for 100 days: loss put at 350,000.
© May 30, 1916; 1 ce. June 2, 1916; A
424980.
Battle around Vaux shows French firm.
© June 7, 1916; 1 c« June 12, 1916;
A 440198.
Call Grey’s talk excellent. @©@ May 18,
1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916; A 424705.
Call sea fight Teuton defeat. © June
5, 1916: 1 c. June 8, 1916; A 4401238.
France is expecting Roosevelt will run.
© June 1, 1916; 1 c June 5, 1916;
A 440079.
League to fight militarism. © May 23,
1916: 1¢. “May 26, 1916; A 424836.
New French taxes planned. © May 22.
1916: 1c. May 25, 1916; A 424809.
Paris not alarmed by Bulgar’s forays.
@ May 30, 1916; 1 ce. June 2, 1916;
A 424978.
Bites think big drive on. @©@ June
2 14916: 2 ep JunelaGs 1916 >A
440348.
Pierce Verdun lines at Thiaumont farm.
© June 9, 1916; 1 ce. June 15, 1916;
A 440233
Regret Kitchener’s death. © June 7,
1916: 1 e¢. June 12, 1916; A 440203.
Take issue with Von Jagow. © May 19,
1916; 1 ¢. May 22, 1916: A 424712.
Troubled by Wilson’s talk. © May 25,
1916; 1c. May 29, 1916; A 424888.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago,
[ARDAN (Jno. J.) ]
dKute, cMepTb i NOXOpoHH TORii-
Horo C. C. OptTmHebKoro, tepMoro
TpeKO-KaTOAMMbKOTO eumcKona B SuJly-
ueHux Jlepxapax [isniunoi AMepuxn.
cover-title, [16] p., illus., ports. obl.
16mo. $0.10. [11675
©). Apr: ‘12, 19164..2 «4. Apr, 14,
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430528;
Narodna Wola, Scranton, Pa.
ARDMORE (Victor) Mazeppa of the
sea; or, The brig of mystery. chap.
1-3. (Jn Chicago ledger). [11676
© Dec. 18, 1915; 1 ce. June 3, 1916;
A 440048; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
ARMSTRONG Cork ¢co.*, Pittsburgh. Told
in the store. [4th ed.] 61 p. illus.
Svo. [11677
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432132.
Aroostook telep. & teleg. co.*, Houl-
ton, Me . Houlton district telephone
directory, summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 48 p. 8vo. [11678
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
aff. June 1, 1916; A 434225.
ASHFORD (Bailey K.) Problemas
higiénicos en Puerto Rico. Yonkers-
on-Hudson, N. Y., World book com-
pany, 1916. 2 p. L, 25, [1] p. i2mo.
(Serie de universal sanidad).
{11679
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 e. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429818; World book co.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
ATKINSON (C. S.)* Somerville, N. J.
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, republican
candidate for United States senator.
Sheet, port., 6 by 83 inches.
, [11680
2 ce. May 6, 1916;
A “432016.
ATKINSON (George Ernest) * Campbell,
Cal. Mother’s day hymn. Sheet,
63 by 4 inches. $0.75 per 100.
[11681
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ce Apr. 19,
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 429947.
ATKINsScN (Herbert Spencer) * Colum-
bus, O. Information pamphlet cov-
ering contract letting, Friday, April
© Apr. 18 1916:
aff. May 1, 1916;
28th, 1916, State highway depart-
ment. Columbus, Ohio. 74 p. illus.
Svo. [11682
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430376.
ATLANTA, Ga. Atlanta city directory,
1916. v. 40. [Atlanta] The At-
lanta city directory co., 1916. 65—
1812 p. 8vo. $8.00. [11683
© June 1, 1916; 2 c .and aff. June
15, 1916; A 431491; Atlanta city di-
rectory co., Atlanta.
ATLAS oil company. List of lubricat-
ing oils, greases, animal and vege-
table oils and paints. 144, vii p.
illus. 16mo. [11684
© Feb. 10, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 26,
1916; 1 ec. May 6, 1916; aff. Apr. 27,
1916; A 430782; Raymond Otis
Bone, Cleveland.
O34
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7 ae ee
— a -
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
11705
Atwoop (Albert W.) Making your
money work for you. [New York],
The Every week library, [1916] 31
p. front. (port.) 12mo. [11685
@© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff:
May 3, 1916; A 430680; Every week
corporation, New York.
Atwoop (D. Preston)* New Haven.
Advertisement of a new book en-
titled The progressive man; or, The
public benefactor. [New Haven,
Conn., Printed by Price & Lee co.,
1916] [9] p. 24mo. [11686
© May 27, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 484155.
AUBURN BALL bearing co.*, Rochester,
Ny i: [11687, 11688
Auburn annular ball bearings. 4 pp.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin 16,
form 21} © May 26, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 29, 1916; A 434157.
Auburn spherical seat ball thrust bear-
ings. 4p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bul-
letin 18, form 27) @© May 26, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. May 29, 1916; A 434156.
AULTMAN (Walter)* Downing, Mo.
Aultman’s self computing cream
test and value table. 20 1. fol.
[11689.
nae. f.1916:: 2c. Apr. 17,
1916; aff. May 12, 1916; A 4380844.
AUPING (Martin C.)* Cleveland. Sign
of the rake and the hoe. cover-
title, [5] p. illus. 24mo. [11690
ieapre 29° 1916: 2c. and. aff.
May 1, 1916; A 430681.
Austin (O. P.) Commercial geog-
raphy. [New York, Printed by
Wynkoop, Hallenbeck & Crawford,
1916] Each, 5 v. 8vo.
[11691, 11692
Lecture no. 1-5. Contents.—no. 1.
History of world commerce.—no. 2.
Causes of the growth of world com-
merce.—no. The world’s wheat
crop.—no. 4. Cereals other than
wheat: corn, rye, barley, millet, rice.—
no. 5. Potato crop of the world. ©
Apr. 13, 4916 ;'2 c. and aff. Apr. 14,
1916; A 430388.
Lecture no. 6-10. Contents.—6. The
meat crop of the world.—7. Fisheries
of the world.—8. World’s fruit crop.—
9. The sugar of the world.—10. Coffee,
tea and cacao. © Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 430565.
© National city bank of New
York, New York.
AUTHORS’ service bureau*, New York.
Marketable manuscripts. cover-
title, [12] p. 16mo. $0.04. [11693
© Oct. 19, 1915: 2 c and aff.
May 10, 1916; A 430794.
AUTO-SUGGESTIONS. [11694, 11695
v. 2, no. 4, Apr., 1916. [20] p. illus.
1I2mo. , ©) Aprs 8, 1916;5 2e. anid ‘aff.
Apr. 19, 1916; A 480431.
Voce Oe. May. Toro. [20 ps
port. i6mo. © May 6, 1916; 2°¢
and aff. May 16, 1916; A 432103.
© Northwestern chemical
Marietta, O.
AUTOMATIC sprinkler co. of America*,
New York. Pursuit of safety. 39,
[1] p. illus. 4to. [11696
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
aff. May 4, 1916; A 429862.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB Of Maryland”, Balti-
more. Hotel directory of Maryland,
May, 1916. [12] p. 8vo. [11697
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ec. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 429908.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston.
[Route card] no. 108A, 110A. 2
eards, printed on both sides, 9 by
33 inches. Contents: no. 108A, Phil-
adeiphia to New via the Lincoln
highway.—no. 110A. New York to
Philadelphia via the Lincoln high-
way. [11698, 11699
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. each and
aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429736, 429737.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mail-
ing list. _Suppl., May, 1916. [Text
parallel to binding]. [11700, 11701
1st section. 21. 8vo. © May 8, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 4, 1916; A 429834.
2d section. 17 p. 4to. © May 8, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 4, 1916; A 429835.
© Automobile trade directory,
ine., New York.
illus.,
co.,
Bascock (M. G.) co. Picturesque
Ronkonkoma. (Jn Brooklyn daily
eagle) [11702
© May 21, 1916; 1c. June 7, 1916;
A 440096; George H. Babcock, New
York.
BACHMAN (A. J.) Sermon outlines.
Cincinnati, O., F. L. Rowe [1916]
S2erp.. 24mo. $0.75; [11703
CrcAprs 18> OIG: (2 eu lApr 21,
1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429601;
Frederick L. Rowe, Cincinnati.
Baker (Charles Henry)* Orlando,
Fla. Futurist barcarole, 1916. (In
Orlando reporter-star.) [11704
©: June!’ 9) 1996; 11 ei dune 12,
1916; A 440209.
Baker (Frank) How I hit the trail
with Billy Sunday, by Home-run
Baker. (Jn Chicago Sunday herald)
[11705
© May 28, 1916; 1 c. May 29,
1916; A 424905; J. Keeley, Chicago.
080
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11706
Baker land & title co.*, Saint Croix
Falls, Wis. Polk County, the banner
dairy and stock region of upper Wis-
consin. [16] p. illus., map. S8vo.
[11706
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
May 4, 1916; A 429832.
BAKER-VAWTER CO.*, Benton Harbor,
Mich. Mechanical posting series, no.
'1. The Burroughs ledger poster. 30
p. illus. 4to. [11707
© May 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429886.
BALDWIN piano co.*, Cincinnati.
Manualo, the instrument you were
born to play. [12] p. illus. 12mo.
[11708
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 4380543.
BALMER (Edwin) 1917?
Sunday tribune)
(In Chicago
[11709-11713
May 14, 1916. oO May 14, 1916; 1c.
May 18, 1916; A 424564.
May 21, 1916. © May 21, 1916; le
May 25, 1916; A 424786,
May 28, 1916. © May 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 2, 1916; A 424972.
June 4, 1916. © June 4, 1916; 1 «.
June 9, 1916; A 440172.
June 11, 1916. © June 11, 1916; le
June 16, 1916; A 440323.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
BALTIMORE trust co. This company
has many departments. Sheet 33 by
6 inches. [11714
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 480424; R. P. Purse,
Chattanooga.
BANKERS trust co.*, Salt Lake City.
Trusts for the living. Pts)" p:
24mo. [11715
©: ‘Mar. +22) 1996s: 2e“and’- ait.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430517.
BARANOWSKI (Boleslaw T.)* Duryea,
Pa. Katechizm Rzymsko-Katolicki.
Pierwszy tysiac. 93 ip. 24mo.
$0.09. [11716
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 480406.
BARBEE wire & iron works*, Chicago.
Wrought steel cast iron and wire
goods. cover-title. 116 p._ illus.
4to. (Catalogue no. B66.) [11717
@: Apr. 20, 1916-2 cer Ape, 2,
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430531.
Barker (John F.) jr.*, Springfield,
Mass. Springfield can straightening
machine. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
[11718
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 432019.
pt.1, 0. s., v.13
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance, the ship
of hope. (Jn Illustrated companion,
June, 1916) [11719
© May 25, 1916; 1 ec June 2,
1916; A 424966; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
Barnum (Richard) [11720-11722
Blackie, a lost cat. Illus. by Walter
S. Rogers. New York, Barse & Hop-
kins [1916] 126 p. inel. front.,
plates. 12mo. (Kneetime animal sto-
ries) @ May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 24, 1916; A "433123.
Dido, the dancing bear. Illus. by C. P.
Bluemlein. New York, Barse & Hop-
kins [1916] 126 p. front., plates
12mo. (Kneetime animal stories) ©
May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24,
1916; A 4383184.
Flop Ear, the funny rabbit.
Walter S. Rogers.
& Hopkins [1916] 126 p. incl. front.,
plates. 12mo. (Kneetime animal
stories) @ May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. May 24, 1916; A 433122.
© Barse & Hopkins, New York.
Illus. by
New York, Barse
Barry (Herbert)* New York. Re-
prisals and hostages. (Jn Charles-
ton Sunday news) [11723
© May 14, 1916; 1c June 38,
1916; A 440007.
BarsoTtr (Charles)* New York.
[Cablegrams] (Jn Progresso italo-
americano ) [11724-11757
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May 15, 1916; A 424483.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6,1916._ .
Barsottr (Charles) *—Continued.
June 3, 4, 1916. © June 3, 4, 1916;
1 e. June 3, 5, 1916; A 440020,
440021.
June 5, 1916. © June 5, 1916; l«
June 5, 1916; A 440091.
June 6, 1916. a June 6, 1916; le
June 6, 1916; A 440129.
June 7, 1916. @ June 7, 1916; 1 «.
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June 8, 1916. © June 8, 1916; le.
June 8, 1916; A 140138,
gune 9, 1916. © Jun 1OtG: 4.
9,
June 9, 1916; A 440154.
sgune 10, 11, 1916. @ June 10, 11,
1916; 1 ce. each June 12, 1916; A
440185, 440186.
June 12, 1916. © June 12, 1916: i ¢
June 12, 1916; A 440217.
June 13, 1916. © June 13, 1916; 1 ec.
June 15, 1916; A a
June 14, 1916. © June 14, 1916: 1 «
June 15, 1916; A 140986.
June 15, 1916. © June 15, 1916: 1.
June 16, 1916; A 440255.
June 19, 1916. © June 19, 1916; le.
June 20, 1916; A 440413.
BarTHOLoMEew (Charles L.)* Minne-
apolis. Bart chalk-talk. [16] p.
illus. obl. 48mo. [11758
© Apr. 29, 1916: 2 c and aff. May
22, 1916: A 434037.
BARTLETT-ORR i press*,
Printing crafts building.
incl. front. 16mo. 11759
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. May 4. 1916:
aff. May 9, 1916; A 429961.
Barton (C. R.) Manufacture of ear-
tridge brass. (In American ma-
chinist ) [11760
© May 18, 1916; 1 ec. May 19,
1916; A 424610: Hill pub. co.. New
York.
Barton (Clara
Or. Oregon.
inches. $0.20.
© Mar. 17,
_ 1916; aff. Apr. A 429671.
Bass (John F.) [11762-11764
Chicago meetings may affect the war.
© June 10, 1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916:
A 440253.
Jobn F. Bass says recovery of Fort
Douaumont shows French growing
stronger. © May 24, 1916; 1 «¢. May
27, 1916; A 424850.
John F. Bass tells of increasing can-
nonade; 300.000 shells in dav. ©
May 23, 1916; 1 c. May 26, 1916; A
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
BaTCHELDER (Fred M.) co.*, Boston.
Illustrated store catalogue no. 15,
1916. 26 p., illus., pls. 4to. [11765
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. May 6, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 430747.
New York.
ak, LS pk.
McClelland)* Salem,
Card, illus., 82 by 3?
[11761
IG?" 2.. eF Rebs 24.
24.1916;
11775
BaTteMAN (E. W.) ~~ Eagle’s’ brood.
chap. 1-8. (Jn Chicago ledger)
[11766
© Nov. 20, 1915: 1 ec. June 3, 1916;
A 440044; W. D. Boyce ¢co., Chicago.
BauscH & Lomb optical-co.*, Roches-
ter. N. ¥. Balopticons and access-
ories. [Projection apparatus] 124
[3] p. front., illus. diagrs. S8vo.
; [11767
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 25, 1916;
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430682.
BEALE (Reginald) Practical green-
keeper. 3d American ed. Boston,
Mass., Carters tested seeds, ine.,
[1916] 64 p. illus. §8vo. [11768
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 24,
1916; aff. May 13, 1916; A 4382069;
Carters tested seeds, ine., Boston.
BEALS (Homan Hallock)* Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. Pipograph. Circular card
with revolving disk attached, 9
inches in diameter. $1.00. [11769
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 432017.
Bearp (Daniel Carter) [11770, 11771
Camp hints for hike and bike, by Dan
Beard. [New York, J. F. Sayles co.,
inc., 1916] [14] p. illus. 16mo.
@ May 5,;-1916: 2 ec. and aff. May 11,
1916; A 429966.
© United States tire co..
York.
Dan Beard tells you how to write by
secret cipher method. (In Boys’ life,
June, 1916.) © May 20, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 25, 1916; A 424799.
© Daniel Carter Beard. Flushing,
Nia:
Beaumont (R. H.) co.*, Philadelphia.
Coke and coal handling systems for
gas plants. 43 p. illus., diagrs.
Syvo. (Catalog, no. 30.) [11772
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429934.
BEAVER ¢co.*, Buffalo. [11773, 11774
Instructions [for applying Beaver _board
tile] Sheet, 13 by 11 inches. @ May
ATG a c. and aff. May 29, 1916;
A 434145.
Instructions [for applying wallboard]
Sheet, illus., 144 by 92% inches. ©
May be 1916; 2c. and aff. May 29,
1916; "A 434146,
BeckLtEy (Zoe) John D., jr., feels
sorrows of the rich; teaches his chil-
dren how to avoid them. (Jn New
York evening mail) [11775
© May 16, 1916; 1 « eg 18,
1916; A 424561 : S. S. McClure, New
York.
New
537
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11776
Bett (Archie) [11776-11780
Cage girls of Tokyo. © June 4, 1916;
le. June 6, 1916: A 440145.
Jinrikisha days. 1-4. [4 instalments.]
@ May 23, 30, June 1, 5, 1916; 1 «¢.
each June 6, 1916: A 440138440141.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land leader.]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Bett (Edward Price) [11781-11793
Britain is indignant over Wilson’s talk.
© May 27, 1916; 1c. May 31, 1916;
A 424932.
Confidence in Lloyd George. © May 26,
1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916: A 424895,
Craft from battle scene reach coast. ©
June 6, 1916; 1c June 9, 1916; A
440161.
Drove Germans back to port, British say.
@' June 3, 1916: 1 ce. June 7, 1996;
A 440102.
England is amused by German claims.
© June 5, 1916; 1 ec. June 8, 1916;
A 440122.
Grey’s talk is attacked. © May 25,1916;
1 ec. May 29, 1916; A 424881.
Grey’s talk to be debated. © May 23,
1916; 1 c. May 26, 1916; A 424837.
Kitchener viewed as military master. ©
June 7, 1916; 1 ec. June 12, 1916;
440202.
No peace, says Grey, till the allies end
Prussian tyranny. @©@ May 13, 1916;
1 ec. May 17, 1916; A 424521.
Skefington speech in Chicago recalled.
© May 26,1916: 1c, May 29." 17916 ;
A 424892. RS
Sweden and Aland islands. © May 15,
1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916; A 424586.
Wilson is rebuked for latest speech. ©
May 29, 1916; 1 -¢c. June 2, 19162 A.
424990.
Wilson’s talk less berated. © May 31,
1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916; A 440018.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Bett (Lilian Lida) Land of Don’t-
want-to. Chicago, Rand, McNally &
eompany [1916] “Tx, 212 p: ~ tel.
front., col. illus; “Svo.' $1.25.
[11794
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2c. May 15, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 4838028; Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago.
Beit telephone co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[11795-11797
Chester district. May 10, 1916. 64 p.
Ato.. @ May 25,749165. 2 G4.’ andar.
May 31, 1916; A 432266.
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale [etc.]
May As 1916. 208 p. 4to. © May
15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 24, 1916;
A 434091.
Warren and McKean counties, Bradford
fete.],. May 1, “19162 61 p.” 4to. ©
May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24,
1916; A 434090.
pt. I, n.s., v.13
BENDEL (Henri)* New York. Adapta-
tion of fashions to the American wo-
man. (Jn Harper’s bazar, June,
1916) [11798
© May 27, 1916; 1c. May 25, 1916;
A 424791,
BENNETT (Arnold) Arnold Bennett
on the Irish revolt. (Jn New York
times, Sunday magazine section)
[11799
© May 28, 1916; 1 ec. May 29, 1916;
A 424878; New York times co., New
York.
BENNETT (James O’Donneli) Fight
for Riga waged in region famous
in war. (In Chicago Sunday
tribune ) [11800
© June 11, 1916; 1 ¢« June 15,
1916; A 440326; Tribune co., Chi-
cago.
BENNETT (Maurice E.) Bennett writ-
ing method. New Brighton, Pa.,
Bennett-Lester publishing company,
1915. [11801-11804
Guide for fifth and _ sixth years. In-
termediate book. 57, [6] p. illus.
obl. 24mo. $0.40. @ Mar. 25, 1916;
2 c. May 18, 1916; aff. May 19, 1916;
A 434004.
Guide for first and second years. Pri-
mary book. 71 p. illus. obl. 12mo.
$0.40. © Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. May 18,
1916; aff. May 19, 1916; "A 434003.
Guide for grammar grade. 49, [8] p.
illus. obl. 24mo. $0.40. @ Mar.
95, 1916; °2 ¢c. May 18, 399G. ae
May 19, 1916; A 434001.
Guide for third and fourth years. Ele-
mentary book. 53, [6] p. illus. obl.
16mo. $0.40. © Mar. 25, 19fG 72
May 18, 1916; aff. May 19, 1916;
A 434002.
© Bennett-Lester pub. co., New
Brighton, Pa.
Breresrorp (J. D.)* St. Merryn, N.
Cornwall, England. Powers of the
air. (In Saturday Westminster ga-
zette) [11805
© 1c. June 10, 1916; A ad int.
2679; pubd. May 13, 1916.
BERKSHIRE life insurance co.*, Pitts-
field, Mass. Wild flowers of the
Berkshires. 14 1. mounted illus.
12mo. [11806
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2° eae
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 429935.
Besty (Charles H.) & co.*,
Catalogue no. 16. [88], 771 D.
illus. S8vo. [11807
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 431268.
Chicago.
538
BOOKS, GROUP IJ
ro. 6, 1916
11833
Besore (Charles De F.)* Trenton, N.
J. Annotations of amendments,
supplements, repealers and revisions
of existing laws contained in New
Jersey laws of 1916. Gummed
sheet, 94 by 24 inches. [11808
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. May 6, 1916;
aff. May 12, 1916; A 430824.
Best & co.*, New York. [11809-11811
Best's annual May white sales. [3] p.
col. illus. 16mo. © May 1, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 4, 1916; A "429837.
Orpic shoe. [7] p. illus. 16mo. ©
May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff: May 25,
1916; A 4321T4.
White for graduation. [10] p. folder.
illus. 16mo. @ Apr. 27, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. May 4, 1916; A 429838.
Best way. v. 2, no. 2, May 15, 1916.
p. [181]-193. illus., ports. 8vo.
[11812
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17. 1916: A 430966; Best € ©co.,
New York.
Betson plastic fire brick co.*,
N. Y.
General instructions.
by 6 inches. Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Jan, 27, 1916; A 430427.
Side wall installation. [A, B] 2 sheets,
diagrs., 92 by 6 inches. © Jan. 15,
1916; 2 c. each and aff. Jan. 27, 1916;
A 430428, 430429.
Bettrex (Friedrich) Six days of crea-
tion in the light of modern science,
tr. by David Heagle. Burlington, fa.,
The German literary board, 1916.
45 p. 12mo. $0.20. [11816
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429606: R. Neu-
mann, Burlington, Ia.
Bevitt (Zay Rector)* San Diego, Cal.
Zay Rector Bevitt’s teaching piano
by harmony diagrams. chap. S—13.
cover-title, [22] p. 4to. $12.00
[11817
ec. and aff. May
Rome,
[11813-11815
Sheet, illus., 9
© May 13, 1916; 2
18, 1916; A 432111.
BIDDLE-GAUMER €0.*, Philadelphia.
Guaranteed lighting fixtures for the
hall, den or porch. [8] p. folder,
illus. Svo. (Form no. A 540)
[11818
© May 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429836.
BicELtow (Poultney)* Malden on Hud-
son, N. ¥Y. Letters from Casement
to Poultney Bigelow, telling a his
plans against England. (In New
York times magazine section)
{11819
©, May 21. 1916; 1c. May 22,
1916; A 424689.
Brack rock wallboard co.*,
How to
board ]
Buffalo.
apply [black rock wall-
Sheet, 123 by 10 inches.
[11820
© May 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434147.
Biopcett (Fred L.) Foundation to
trombone playing, an elementary
method, by F. L. Blodgett and Ed-
win Franko Goldman. New York,
Boston, C. Fischer, [1916] 7 p. lL,
p. 10-101 illus., diagr. fol. $1.50.
[11821
2c. May 12, 1916;
A 432097 : Carl
© May 38, 1916:
aff. May 18, 1916:
Fischer, New York.
Biopcett (Harvey) co.*. St. Paul. In
a nutshell. 7, [1] p. nar. S8vo.
[11822
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916:
A 430371.
BiopGett (Harvey A.)* St. Paul.
[11823-11833
spendthriift. [New
Centennial thrift campaign,
24mo. @© Apr. 24, 1916;
, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916;
Confessions of a
Getting a start, showing the way to do
it. New York, Centennial thrift
campaign [1916] 14 p. 24mo. @
Apr. 24, 1916; 2 e¢. rel 4, 1916; aff.
May 5, 1916: A 43071
Good finish. [New York]
club campaign [1916] [
© Apr. 24, #916; 2 e« May 4, 1916:
aff. May 5, 1916; A 430713.
Good word from you. [New York]
Centennial campaign
J p. 16mo. @ Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ec
May 4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916;
430722.
Magic of compound interest. [New York,
Centennial thrift campaign, 1916] 14
p. 24mo. @© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May
4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916: A 430714.
Make this a record month. [New York]
Centennial campaign [1916]
[3] p. 16mo. © Apr. 24, 1916; 2 e.
May 4, Gs aie May: ‘S,. 2516 $*-A:
430720.
My bank and I, by a bank depositor.
‘(New York, Centennial thrift cam-
paign, 1916] 14 p. 24mo. © Apr.
24, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916; aff. May
5, 1916; A 430715.
Set an parinle yourself,
Centennial thrift
[3] p. 16mo.
May 4, 1916;
430721.
Start someone. saving. [New ‘York]
Centennial thrift campaign [1916]
[3] p. 16mo. @© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c.
May 4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A
430723.
This will be a prosperous city. [New
Centennial thrift campaign
[3] p. 16mo. @© Apr. 24,
1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916; aff. May 5,
1916: A 430719.
Centennial
[New York]
campaign
© Apr. 24, 1916;
aff, May 5, ig18s x
039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11834
ee
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
BuiopeGetTt (Harvey A.)*—Continued.
We want your help in this great move.
ment,
campaign [1916] [38] p. 16mo.
Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916; aff.
May 5, 1916; A 430718.
BoIssEVAIN (Inez Milholland) Why a
nation at war is no stronger than
its women. (Jn Chicago herald)
[11834
© May 21, 1916; 1 c. May 22,
1916; A 424762; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Bott (Henry Ben)* Troy, O. Awak-
ening. 382 p. 24mo. [11835
© May 138, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434076.
BoMMER bros.*, Brooklyn. Bommer
spring hinges. 36 p. illus., tables,
diagrs. 4to. (Catalogue no. 39)
[11836
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and — May | —
AOE 5 A. 432134.
Bones (Helen Woodrow) ed. Peter
Rabbit and other tales. Chicago,
Beckley-Cardy company, [1916] 32
baby i illus. 12mo. (Progressive
school classics. ) Le [11837
© Apr. 8; 1916; 2 ce and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429870 ; Beckley-Cardy
cO., Chicago.
BoNNET-BRrowN:sales service*, Chicago.
[11838-11843
Furniture [syndicate service] Suppl.
F 350, F 350A, Apr., 1916. Sheet,
21 by 28 inches. © Apr. 22,
May 3, 1916; A
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl. 351,
351A, Apr.- 25, 1916. Sheet, nna. 21
by 28-inches. © Apr. 22, 1916; 2c.
and aff. May 3, 1916; A 430693.
—— Suppl. 353-353A, May 5, 1916. 2
ie lus! = toly + © May Bap 1916; Pe NEE
and aff. May 15, 1916: A 430903.
Newspaper [syndicate service] Suppl.
N 34 9A, Apr., 1916. 4
© Apr. 22,
SUG FA
191632 eF and -atr
illus., 21 by 28 inches.
1916; 2 c. and aff. May as
430691.
[Women’s syndicate service] Suppl. 352,
352A, Apr. 25, 1916. Sheet, illus., 21
by 28 inches. © Apr. 22, 1916; 2¢
and aff. May 3, 1916; A 430694.
. 354-3544, May 5, 1916. 2
i wluss: fol: © May Ay 1916; 2.
ee ecae Cattest eat ine.*, New
York. Booklovers picturegame. (Jn
New Orleans item) [11844
© May 14, 1916; 1 e@ May 29,
1916; A 424897.
300KWALTER-BALL printing co.*, In-
dianapolis. Passing the buck. 15
p.. 8vo. [11845
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429680.
{New York] Centennial thrift
Boor (Henry Wood)* Birmingham,
Mich. Temperance versus prohi-
bition. 1 p. 1, 10° p. “24mer =(ote-
time temperance tracts, no. 1) $0.05.
[11846
© May 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434082.
Boston. First national bank. Wealth
of America. Lumber. [ Boston,
- Printed by Walker-Longfellow co.]
1916. [28] p. illus. 16mo.
[11847
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 482231; Walker-
Longfellow co., Boston.
BosTtToN GEAR works. Worm gears,
worms .and spirals. cover-title, 8
p. illus. 8vo. [11848
© May 38, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429898; Frank Burgess,
Quincy, Mass.
Boston MUSIC co.*, Boston. Books
for the music apprentice. 7, [13]
p. illus. Svo. (Boston music eo.
directories, no. 17). [11849
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2:¢ May.41,
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429766.
BoxyLte (EK. Granville)* Portland, Or.
I am the world’s greatest bene-
factor. I am the home. Card, col.
illus., 8 by 5 inches. [11850 —
© -Apr. 22, 1916; 2G. nd pate
May 28, 1916; A 482152;
BraprFrorp (Leonora C.)* Seattle. Dark
journey. [38] p. 24mo. [11851
© Dec. 1, 1915; 2 ¢. and aff. May
>) 1916 Xx 429904.
BRAMWELL (Edward Hargraves) *
Balboa, Cal. Original mail order
course on chemical oil painting.
cover-title, 20 numb. 1. 4to. $10.00.
[Text parallel to binding] :[11852
© Apr. 21; 1916; 2° @ aed.
May 24, 1916; A 484071.
BRAYDEN (William H.) [11853-11857
Arraign Casement in a police court on
treason charge. © May oY 1916; 1
ce. May 18, 1916; A 424584
Injustice to Gaelic league. © May 24,
1916; 1*c. May 27, 1916; A 494853.
Irish prisoners well used. @ May 25,
19116 so4° c:, May, 295, L9G A 494889;
Many prisoners will be freed. © May
19, .1916;, 1. c.. May 225) ee
424716.
Would head Gaelic league. © June 9,
1986 tes Pune a5; 1916; A 440235.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
"_ cago.
540
BOOKS, GROUP II
11879
BREEDEN (Augustin W.) Tex and
Mex; or, War times in Mexico. pt.
1. (In Chicago ledger) : [11858
© Apr. 15, 1916; 1 @ June 8,
1916; A 440063; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
BrENARD mfg. co.*, Iowa City, Ia.
[11859, 11860
competition. cover-title, 17%,
p. illus. 16mo. © _ Apr. 24°
TSOLGS y2n¢. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916;
A 429769.
Proctor’s prophecy. cover-title, 14 p.
illus. 16mo. Apr. 24, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429770.
Outside
Fr J
BRENISER (Ross D.)* Philadelphia.
Fairy godmother. 7%, [1] p. illus.
16mo. $0.10. [11861
: © May 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430887.
BRERETON (S. A.)
this prayer.
Will you answer
(In Bridgeport tele-
gram) [11862
© June 8, 1916; 1 c«@ June 12,
1916; A 440192; Animal rescue
league, Bridgeport, Conn.
BroaKER (Frank) Expert construc-
tive accountancy, a post graduate
course; the Broaker method. New
York, The Broaker accountics cor-
poration, inc. [1916] [11863, 11864
pt. 6. Factory controls cost ledger. 2
Dp. a, \p. [141]-168. 4to. $1.00.
Apr. 22, 1916; CyavApre 225 LONG):
2
Ganges Apra:28, 1916; A 480555.
pt. 7. Factory controls (contd.), cost
ledger, ete. 2 p. 1, [175]-199 p.
sto) $1-:00: _© Apr: 24, 1916; 2: e.
May G6, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A
430748
© Broaker accountics corp., inc
New York.
Brockway (Frank) Aldena.
(Jn Illustrated companion, June,
1916) [11865
© May 25, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 424968; F. B. Warner co., inc.,
New York. _
Brooks (Marvin M.)* Wantagh, L. L.,
N, Y. Brooks system for co-opera-
tion between home and school. [4]
2:9)
chap. 9.
p. 16mo. Card, printed on both
sides, 5 by 6 inches. $0.10. [11866
(csp 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. Apr. 138,
1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429652.
BrRoTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen
and enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our
special study course. Westinghouse
ait brake. .pt..3; section. 7. (In
Locomotive firemen and enginemen’s
magazine, May 1916) [11867
© May 5, 1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916;
A 424701.
Brown (J. M.)* Seattle.
[11868-11870
Sheet, 123 by 94 inches. ©
16; 2 ec. and aff. May 15,
1916; A 430878.
Self-starters. Sheet 123 by 8 inches.
© May 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. May 11,
1916; A 429992,
Short sermons for long sinners. See’,
17% by 8% inches. © May 6, 1916;
c. and aff. May 11, 1916; ly 429993.
BRowN & Bigelow*, St. Paul. Stand-
ardized copy for monthly mailing
cards, 1916. 176 p. nar. 8vo.
[11871
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 434016.
BROWNE (Louis Edgar) [11872-11874
Emaciated heroes depict Kut-el-Amara.
© May 29, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 424986.
India loyally aids Britain in the war.
© May 20, 1916; 1 c. May 24, 1916;
A 424757.
.Take the German officers. © May 29,
1916; 1 c¢. June 2, 1916; A 494901.
pNiote. The foregoing are in Chicago
_ daily news]
‘© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
BROWNELL (William L.)* Kalamazoo,
Mich. Few home-spun jabs from a
friendly jabber. PLSiee" ps obl.
382mo. $3.00. [11875
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff, May
1, 1916; A 480592.
Brownine (Robert) Pied piper of
Hamelin and other poems, ed. with
biographical sketch, portrait and
notes by Helen Woodrow Bones.
Chicago, Beckley-Cardy company
[1916]. 382 p. port. 12mo. (Pro-
gressive school classics) $0.05.
[11876
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429871; Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
Brown’s drug store. Money back cer-
tificate. Sheet, printed on both sides,
16 by 6 inches. [11877
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 432020; William L. Brown,
_ New Orleans.
BRUNSWICK - BALKE- COLLENDER~ CO.*,
Chicago. Rules of three cushion
carom )illiards. Rev. [ed.] 31, [1]
p. 16mo. [11878
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. May 11, 1916;
aff. May 19, 1916; A 4384022.
BRYANT electric co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Bryant silent call signal system for
hospitals. 2d ed. Apr., 1916. 35 p.
front., illus., diagrs. 4to. [11879
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 430425.
041
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11880
BucHspaum (S8.) & co. Monogram
belt buckles, fobs and Waldemar
chains. 238, [1] p. illus. 4to.
[11880
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 480658; Samuel Buchs-
baum, Chicago.
Buck & Glenn, inc.*, Winston-Salem,
N. C. Army & navy bulletin [May
12, 1916] cover-title, [13] p. illus.
8vo. $0.10. [11881
© May 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430862.
Buckiey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[11882-11886
How much insurance money is wasted.
@ May 22, 19963") c. May 27, 1916;
A 424856.
Most important decision as to what is
fraud in selling or advertising. ©
May 8, 1916; 1 c«. May 15, 1916; A
424498.
One case showing how courts are inter-
fering with business. © May 15,1916;
1 ec. May 22, 1916; A 424717.
Question to ask yourself when employees,
collectors or agents hold out money.
© June 5, 1916; 1 c. June 12, 1916;
A 440210.
Right to charge an advanced price with-
out previous notice to the customer.
(In Modern merchant and -grocery
world) © May 29, 1916; 1c. June 6,
1916; A 440095.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world]
BULLINGER (Edwin W.)* New York.
Bullinger’s post office, express and
freight guide containing every post
office, railroad station [ete.] in the
United States and Canada. [Spe-
cial ed. for New York city] 1020
p. 4to. [11887
. May..2, 19163, 2..e sand, aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429894.
Bureau of agricultural research, St.
Louis. [11888-11892
Farm vegetable garden; growing green
stuff for the home table. cover- 1
is ol ps. wlhss ~4to; Apr. 1
1916; 2G, and afte pAprs Ze 1916:
A 429716.
Principles of cattle raising; cattle for
beef and for milk. Oe. title, 15 p.
illus. 4to. © Apr. 19TG SY 2 vc.
and aff. Apr. 27, 916: "A 429717.
Principles of hog raising; from the pen
to the plate. “cover-title, 15 p. alls:
4to; © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and “aft.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 429718.
Principles of horse raising; from the
colt to the collar. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. 4to:° © Apr?*15,' 1996); ‘2 'c.
and aff. Apr. 27, 1916; "A 429714.
Principles of poultry raising; from the
hatch to the hatchet. cover-title, 15
p. illus. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429715.
© Woodward & Tiernan print-
ing co., St. Louis.
o4
| BUSHNELL (J. Bryan)
9
and
pt. 1, 0.8., v.18
BurRNETT-LArRsSH mfg. co.*, Dayton, O.
Duro guaranteed automatic electric
pumps and systems for residence
water supply. [4] p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 7) [11893
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 4380379.
Burns (Robert) Cotter’s Saturday
night and other poems, ed. with
biographical sketch, portrait and
notes by Helen Woodrow Bones.
Chicago, Beckley-Cardy company,
[1916] 32 p. port. 12mo. (Pro-
pressive school classics) $0.05.
: [11894
© Apr. ,27, 1916; ‘2/6 and ait.
May 6, 1916; A 429872; Beckley-
Cardy co., Chicago.
Hit the trail.
40 p. illus. 8vo. $0.15. [11895
© Apr. 29, 1916: 2 ©. tiey 1s
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 434020;
William R. Callaway, Minneapolis.
BuTLER (James K.)* Mt. Vernon, O.
Patriotic poems. cover-title, 4 1.
nar. S8vo. $0.25. [Text parallel
with binding] [11896
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 4384144.
ButTTERICK fashions. yv. 9, no. 2, sum-
mer, 1916. New York, The Butter-
ick publishing company, 1916. 68
p. illus. (part col.) fol. $0.25.
[11897
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434092; Butterick pub.
co., New York.
BUTTERICKS. v. 1, no. 5, Apr. [1916]
[8] p. illus., ports., map. fol.
[11898
(© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 @ and ai.
Apr. 21, 1916; A 480448; Butterick
pub. co., New York.
BuzzEL_~t (Martha A.)* Palmer, Mass.
Care of the hands and nails. cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 16mo. $0.05.
[11899
©. Apr. 17, 1916> 2 @ send aia
May 2, 1916; A 429820.
C. & C. electric & manufacturing co.*,
Garwood, N. J. Type SL motors.
19 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin
101, Mar., 1916) [11900
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 430761,
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
11926
CapoT (Samuel) inec.*, Boston. Heat
insulation, sound deadening. Phila-
-delphia, Architectural service cor-
poration, 1916. Sheet, illus., diagrs.
213 by 163 inches. (Service sheet 1,
no. 17, Jan., 1916.) _ [11901
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429829.
CADILLAC motor car co.*, Detroit.
[11902, 11903
Every moment a pleasanter moment,
every mile a smoother, steadier mile,
every hour an hour of greater ease,
[16] p. col. illus. 8vo. @ May 11;
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 15, 1916; A
430909.
Touring in the eight-cylinder Cadillac
holds new fascinations, Sheet, illus,,
14% by 113 inches. © May 8, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. May 11, 1916; ay 429968.
CAHANEY (James Michael)* Denni-
son, O. Lyrical leaflet: When I’m
away from the U. S. A.—When the
home will be broken. Sheet, 5 by 7
inches. [11904
© May 15 1916; 1 c. May 15,
1916; 1 c. and aff. May 22, 1916; A
432153.
Canin, (EH. W.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. (Jn Chicago herald)
[11905-11910
Doubt. © May 30, 1916; 1 c. May 31,
1916; A 424913.
Forcing an issue @© June 2, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 8, 1916; A 440022.
Missing and finding a vocation. © June
5 POG: be. June ep EG “ See
Pictures in advertising: @©@ May 31,
1916; 1 ec. June 1, 1916: A 434046,
Tragedies of business. © May 29, 1916;
1c. May 31, 1916; A 424910.
hh spots in advertising. © Jun
; 1c. June 8, 1916; A 440279.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CALIFORNIA paper & board mills*, San
Francisco. Simple inexpensive and
effective way to bale waste paper.
Sheet, illus., 11 by 15 inches.
[11911
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 430797.
ne 7,
CaMeERON, Schroth co. C. S. service
guards your profits. Sheet, col.
illus. 19 by 24 inches. [11912
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429920; W. Sid Fish,
Chicago.
CAMPBELL (Frederick B.) Abandon-
ment, protection and removal of
property, an address delivered be-
fore the 121st stated meeting of the
Insurance society of New York on
Dec., 28, 1915. 12 p. 8vo. [119138
© May 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434073; Insurance Sso-
ciety of New York, New York.
CAMPBELL (George)* Coffeyville, Kan.
Come let us reason together. 20 p.
port. 12mo. $0.05. [11914
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
May 2, 1916; A 429814.
CAMPBELL (J. M.) Bigger, better
business. Ten pages of fact worth
ten volumes of theory. (Jn Chicago
herald) [11915
© June 13, 1916; 1 « June 15,
1916; A 440295; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CAMPBELL (W. Ross) co.*, Los An-
geles. Business property lease.
[4] p. fol. $0.15. [Text parallel
to binding] [11916
© Map 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
May 24, 1916; A 434062.
CAMPBELL (William C.)
[11917, 11918
To the Duck Baby. [3] p. mount. aur.
16mo. $0.25. © Apr. 28, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. May 6, 1916; A 429879.
Wild flower. Folded card, mounted
illus. 63 by 4 inches. $0.25. © Apr.
28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 6, 1916;
A 429938.
© Cardinell-Vincent co.,
Francisco.
San
CAMPBELL art co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
Mother. Card, illus., 17 by 11
inches, [11919
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A 480911.
CaRBO corporation*, Chicago. Carbo
chart. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 11 by 83 inches. [11920
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
12, 1916; A 429670.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[11921-11923
Alaskan naval base would be key to
Pacific coast. @ May 28, 1916; 1 e.
May 29, 1916; A 440135.
Carpenter writes of Skagway,
gold fields. © June 4, 1
June 5, 1916; A 440136.
Trip to gold fields of the Klondike by
pailcoad, © June 11, 1916; 1 c. June
12, 1916; A 440218.
[Note: The foregoing
ington Sunday star]
CARRERA (J. C.) [11924-11926
a report. 5 1. illus. fol. © May
1916; 2 ec. May 5, 1916; aff. May
+8 1916; A 4382082.
Proven sulphur report. Sheet, 11 by 83%
inches. @©@ May 4, 1916; 2 ec. May 5,
1916; aff. May 16, 1916; A 432081.
Report of J. C, Carrera. The Johnson,
Cooksey and Kyle sulphur deposits and
claims in Culberson and Reeves coun-
ties, Tex. 3 numb. 1. fol. [Text par-
allel to binding] © Apr. 15, 1916;
ec. May 5, 1916; A 434018.
© Dancy and Hines, ine., Phila-
delphia.
Apr.
gate to
Gis Sere:
are in Wash-
543
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11927
pt.1,n.s., v.13
CARRIER engineering corporation*, New
York. [11927, 11928
Carrier humidifying apparatus. 46 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 100)
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430594.
Carrier system of humidifying as ap-
plied to textile mills. cover-title, 54 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 103)
Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 27,
1916; A 429709.
(Mrs. Frank)* Cochituate,
Mass. 11929, 11930
God of mammon. Sheet, 11 by 5 inches.
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 18,
1916; A 4380384.
[8li.p: .12m6; > ©
Jesus’ love for us.
Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 18,
1916; A 430385.
CarTER (Nicholas) pseud. Magic neck-
lace; or, Nick Carter’s predicament.
New York, Street & Smith [1916]
316 p. 12mo. (On cover: New mag-
net library, no. 982) $0.15. [119381
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429729; Street & Smith,
New York.
CARTER
CATHOLIC school athletic league. Ath-
letic guide. New York, 1916. 16mo.
illus. (port. groups) $0.05. [11982
? © Apri« 21-1916; 2c. Apr 26;
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 429790;
De La Salle institute, New York.
CaviEs distributing co.*, Kansas City,
Mo. Guinea pigs and how to raise
them. cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
$0.10. [11933
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 480854.
CEDAR RAPIDS pump Co.
supplies and accessories. Catalogue
no. 20. 271 p. illus. Ato. [11934
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429777; R. J.
Jefferson printing co., Chicago.
Automobile
CEDARINE ventilated moth bag co.
Cedarine ventilated moth bags.
[6] p. folder. illus. (part col.)
16mo. [11935
© May 16, 1916; 2 «@ May 19,
1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 4382198;
Will Hubbard Love, Greensboro,
N. C.
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Telephone directories.
[11936, 11937
Bedford, Cambria, Indiana _ counties
[ete.] Apr. 10, 1916. 144 p. 8vo.
@ Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 430771.
Wheeling and vicinity. Apr. 10, 1916.
104 p. 4to. @©@ May 4, 1916; 2 .e.
and aff. May 9, 1918; A 429937.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century fashion illustrating
service. May, 1916. cover-title, 37
1. illus. obl. 8vo. [11938
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 430942.
CHANNING (Anne Heaton) Fashion
letter. Redfern corsets. Apr. 15,
1916. [4] p. illus. [11939
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 480533; Warner bros.
co., Bridgeport, Conn.
CHAPMAN (J. Wilbur) Reason for
my hope. New York, Our hope,
[1916], 27, [2] p. -12mer sS0ae)
[11940
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Apr: 21,
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 429849;
Arno C. Gaebelein, New York.
CHARLES William stores, ine.*, Brook-
lyn. [11941, 11942
New York styles, spring and summer,
916. cover-title, 550 p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. @ Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 8, 1916; A 430688.
Your bargain book. Catalog no. 11.
cover-title, 1,298 p. illus. (part col.)
4to. © Jan. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 430689.
CHATFIELD-TAYtor (Hobart ©.) Course
in the Commedia dell’arte. [Chi-
cago, Printed by Rogers & Hall co.]
1916. 8 p. 16mo. (Drama league
of America. Course 5) $0.25.
[11943
(©) Apr. 17, 1916;:2.¢ Apr. 19,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429732;
Drama league of America, Chicago.
CHAUFFEURS’ reward system co. Brief
exposition of the chauffeurs’ reward
system. 14 p. 12mo. [11944
© Apr. 22, 1916: 2) & sand sain
May 27, 1916; A 482208; M. Dun-
lap Cochran, Wilmington, Del.
CHESTNUT-BALL (Mollie D.)* Heming-
ford, Neb. Mettle, a piano story.
[14] p. obl. 48mo. $0.25. [11945
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 430548.
CHICAGO BOWLING and billiard protect-
ive league. Rules for fifteen ball
continuous pocket billiards. 30 p.
16mo. [11946
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482005; Brunswick-
Balke-Collender co., Chicago.
044
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
= ae
ie i a! ed
a6 CENTRAL Station institute.
Commercial engineering course. Les-
son 7. Meters and metering. cover-
title, 40, [1] p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
[11947
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21. 1916; A 430423; National elec-
tric light assn., New York.
CHICAGO DAILY news co.*, Chicago.
Pa
Chicago visitors in Paris. © Jun
1916; 1c. June 7, 1916; A 440100.
Chicagoans are in London. © June 10,
1916: 1 c. June 15, 1916; A 440250.
gs back Italian army. © May 19,
- 1c, May 22, 1916: A 424709.
aaa Yamagata very ill. May 22,
1916: 1 ¢. May 25, 1916; A 424814.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*, Chi-
cago. Atlas and ownership index.
[11952-11954
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Mar. 1,
1910, to Feb. 20, 1916] cover-title,
op. sol, © Apr. 2, 1916; 1 c. and
afr. May 20, 1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916;
A 434165.
Suppl. to v. 3. [Changes from May 1,
1909, to Feb. 20, 1916.] cover-title,
29 p. fol. © Apr. 2, 1916: 1 «. and
aff. May 20, 1916; 1 ec. May 29, 1916;
A 434166.
Suppl.-to v. 6. ate from Sept. 1,
1910, to Feb. 20, 1916.] cover-title,
23 p. fol. © Apr. 2, 1916; 1 ec. and
aff. May 20, 1916; 1 ¢. May 29, 1916:
A 434167.
CHICAGO STEEL post co.*, Chicago. Chi-
eago steel fence posts. cover-title,
[12] p. illus. obl. 16mo. [11955
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434142.
Cuicaco telephone co. Bell telephone
directories. [11956, 11957
Elgin district Apr., 1916. 64, 18 p. Svo.
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29,
1916; A 434123.
aed County district. Apr., 1916.
p. 8 vo. @©@ May 15, 1916: 2 ¢.
ia aff. May 29, 1916; A 434132:
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Cuirp welfare league of America.
Child welfare league of America at
a glance. [4] p. fol. [11958
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 11, 1916; A 432013: Child wel-
fare league of America co., Downers
Grove, Ill.
Cuitps co.*, New York.
gest, Apr., 1916. 3 numb. loose 1.
4to. [11959
© May 12, 1916: 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 439907.
Monthly di-
11968
CHISHOLM-MoorE manufacturing co.*,
Cleveland. Chain hoists, trolleys,
hand power traveling cranes [etc.]
[Catalogue no. 24] 95 p. illus. 8vo.
(On cover: Cyclone chain hoists)
[11960
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1916;
aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429730.
CHITTENDEN (Roger C.)* Boston.
Laws, definitions and formulas in
elementary physics. Rev. ed., 1916.
29 p. 12mo. $0.40. [11961
© May 13, 1916; 2 « May 19,
1916; aff. May 20, 1916; A 432129.
CHOATE (Rufus)* Washington. Cen-
trollogy, the science of medicine.
14, vi p. S8vo. $0.50. [11962
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9. 1916; A 429945.
CHOWN commercial co. C. M. Chown’s
retail reports, Allen County, O.
1916. 21st ed. 2 p. L, 493 p. Ato.
$15.00. [11963
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. June 10,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 4343890;
Charles M. Chown, Lima, O.
.)* Revere, Mo. Piano
cuide: or, Plain truths
[S] p. 24mo.
[11964
2 ec. and aff. May
CuHristy (Ira §S
purchaser's
in nursery rhymes.
© May 25, 1916:
29, 1916: A 434149.
CutrcH publishing co.*, Louisville.
Ideal sermon cabinet and index.
Preparation [16] p. illus. 16mo.
[11965
© Apr. 29, 1916: 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 4382068.
CITIZENS DAIRY co. Will you save me?
(In Lockport union-Sun & journal)
[11966
© June 1, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
A 440009: Robert J. Sharkey, Lock-
port, N.. ¥.
CITIZENS TRUST and savings bank.
Your life insurance money. Who
will get it? [12] p. forms. 16mo.
$0.04. [11967
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430622; Claude M. Daven-
port, Los Angeles.
of Springfield*,
Recent poetry,
$0.25.
[11968
© May 5, 1916; 1 ec. and aff. May
6, 1916; 1 c«. May 17, 1916; A 432094.
City library assn.
Springfield, Mass.
1908-1915. 37 p. 12mo.
‘ad 045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11969
pt.1, 1.5.40
CLARK (Albert W.)*
lands, Mass.
Melrose High-
Graded writing text-
books. Book 4. Boston, New York
[ete.] Ginn and company [1916]
cover-title, 24 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
$0.70. [11969
© May 38, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480813.
CLARK (Reuben T.)* Jackson, Miss.
Man, his daily health. cover-title,
20 p. 12mo. $0.15. [11970
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; A 429907.
CriaRK (Richard Urann) 8rd*,
ton, Mass. Fifteen-cent poultry
fountain. Sheet, illus, 93 by 5
inches. $0.10. [11971
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. May 9, 1916;
aff. May 16, 1916; A 432077.
CLEFTON co.*, Owatonna, Minn. In-
structions for operation and care of
northern light pit acetylene genera-
New-
tor. [11972-11974
Model B. cover-title, illus. 12 p. 8vo.
@cApr.. 54 1996 + 26c¢,andath, Apre2 7,
1916; A 429712.
Model D. cover-title, 15 p. illus. 8vo.
@ May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 6,
1916; A 429883.
Model F. cover-title, 16 p. illus. 8vo.
G@ “and waite Apr:
©’ Mar. 22, 1916; 2
2h, 1916: A 429700.
CLEMENT (Ernest W.) [11975-11980
Chinda may quit U. S. post. © June 2,
1916; 1c. June 7, 1916; A 440107.
Encroachments by U. S. cited. © May
0, 1916; 1 e: June 2; 1916; A 424979.
Expect confusion in China. © June 7,
1916; 1 c. June 12, 1916; A 440201.
Japanese unity is sought. © June 5,
1916; 1 ¢. June 8, 1916; A. 40124,
Okuma sends felicitations. © June l,
1916; 1 «. June 5, 191634. 440076.
Silk outlook in Japan good. © May 23,
1916; 1 ec. May 26, 1916; A 424839.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news ]
© Chicago daily Chi-
cago.
news Co.,
CLEMMER paramount pictures.
[11981-11986
Consequences; or, The truant mouse.
Sheet, col. illus., 10 by 7 inches.
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 24, 19163 aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429925.
Contentment; or, The gull-ible bug.
Sheet, col. illus. 11 by 7 inches. ©
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 24; 1916; aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429926.
Egotism; or, The foolish ol’ giraffe.
Sheet, col. ’illus., 10 by 7% inches. ©
AUY 1D, LOGE be. and aff. May 10,
1916; A 480795.
Envy; or, Miss Calico Rabbit. Sheet,
col. illus., 11 by 7 inches. @©@ Apr. 15,
1916; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1916; aff. May 6,
1916; A 429927,
CLEMMER paramount pictures—Contd.
Loose tongues beget trouble; or, The
eackling rooster. Sheet, phe ant Les
inches. o Apr. 15, 1916 . Apr
ss vee! or, The ae bullfeae
Sheet, col. illus., bai by 7 inches.
Apr. 15, 1916; Apr. 24, 1916; aff.
May 6, 1916; "A 43992 oc:
© Howard S. Clemmer, Spokane,
Wash.
CLEVELAND (L.)* Whitesboro, Tex.
Two dice base ball rules. Card, 93
by 43 inches. [11987
© May 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 432040.
CLEVELAND twist drill co.*, Cleveland.
Wish and its fulfillment. 27 p.
16mo. [11988
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434027.
CLIFFORD (Harry Benjamin)* Detroit.
Clifford roofer’s pitch board and
tables. Card, tables, diagr., printed
on both sides, 7 by 11° inches.
$0.65. [11989
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. May 11, 1916;
aff. May 20, 1916; A 432158.
CiLoseE (KE. H.)* realty eco., Toledo, O.
Home orchards. 23 p._ illus., diagr.
Svo. [11990
© May 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May
19, 1916: A 434029.
Copy (Sherwin)* Chicago. Minimum
essentials in grammar. [Chicago,
Printed by H. G. Adair, 1915] 16 p.
12mo:; $0.10: [11991
© Sept: 14,1915; 206. Aprina
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429780.
[Copyright is claimed on additions
and revisions |
[Cor (Sayers) ] [11992, 11993
American pioneer prose writers. 6
sheets, ports.. printed on both sides,
95). by 17 inches. (Mentor reading
course, no. 1-6.) © May 1, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. May 16, 1916; A 432 102,
Masters of the violin. Proof, (Mentor
reading course, no 1—6) ) Apr. 15,
1916; "2c. and aff. May 2, 1916;
429816.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
Cote (Andrew J.) Art for profit.
Lesson 1-10. Detroit, Mich. Art
promotion service, 1916. 10 v. 4to.
[11994
© May 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 482114; Art pro-
motion service, Detroit.
046 ’
BOOKS,
no. 6, 1916
CoLGATE & co.*, Jersey City. Colgate
comforts. cover-title, 9 p. illus.
12mo. [11995
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 429696.
CoLtIns publicity service*, Philadel-
phia. Collins business building bul-
letin. May 5, 1916. [2] p. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding) [11996
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429943.
COLLODION emulsion co.*, Seneca Falls,
N. Y. How to work Ceco collodion
emulsion. 15 p. obl. 48mo. [11997
Pape ts A91G: 2 ¢- Apr. 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 429789.
CoLonIAL trust co., Pittsburgh.
[11998-12001
Have you made your will? Sheet, 334 by
52 inches. © May 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. May 25, 1916; A 432176.
Of course we like to serve you quickly as
well as efficiently. Sheet, 34 by 52
inches. @ May 23, 1916; 2 c¢. and
aff. May 25, 1916; A 432178.
“Trustee ’’. that is a word you use very
often. Sheet, 34 by 52 inches. © May
Za, 4giG, 2 ¢, and aff. May 25, 1916;
ASI.
We know you like to have your way.
Sheet, 33 by 52 inches. © May 23,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 25, 1916; A
432175.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
Meanonist v. 1, no. 1, May, .1916.
Chattanooga, Tenn., The lookout
paint mfr, co., 1916. 12 p... 8vo.
[12002
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429867; Lookout paint
mfg. co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
COLUMBIANA pump co.*, Columbiana,
O. Columbiana pumps, cylinders,
well supplies, ete. 127, [1] p. illus.
8vo. (Catalog, no. 25) [12003
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482011.
CoLtuMBUS mutual life insurance co.
Shannon’s table of life insurance re-
sults. Sheet, 12 by 94 inches.
[12004
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 430486; John D. Shan-
non, Columbus, O.
COMMERCIAL AND Savings bank, Mit-
chell, S. D. Guaranteed deposits,
what they mean to you. cover-title,
[8] p. 16mo. [12005
(©) Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916;
A 430549 ; Mitchell pub. co., Mitchell,
eS a).
GROUP II
12014
COMMERCIAL BANK, Harrisburg, Pa.
American Christmas club. [Rules
and regulations] Card, printed on
both sides, 5? by 33 inches. [12006
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 22, 1916; A 484086; Benj. F.
Arthur, Harrisburg, Pa.
COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATOR. v. 1, no. 5.
May, 1916. Minneapolis, Minn.,
Federal school of commercial de-
Sigmimes aime. Tre Ae) oe sis.
ports. 4to. $0.20. [12007
© May 18, 1916; 2 c« May 25,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434095;
Federal school of commercial de-
Signing, ine., Minneapolis.
Conover (W. Rockwood)
[12008, 12009
Factory transportation of product ane
materials. © June 15, 1916; 1
June 16, 1916; A 440240,
Lubricating oils and cutting compounds
for shop use. © June 8. 1916 + Fk ©.
June 10, 1916; A 440177.
[Note: The foregoing are in Ameri-
can machinist]
(© Hill pub. co., New York.
CONTEMPORARY Verse.
1916. cover-title,
$0.15.
(© May 3, 1916; 2
9, 1916; A 429957; Howard S. Gra-
ham, jr., Devereux C. Josephs &
Samuel McCoy, Philadelphia, Pa.
v. 1, no.-5, May,
p. 65-80. 8vo.
[12010
ec. and aff. May
CONTINENT*, Chicago. Assemblies of
the past. May, 1916. [6] p. folder.
24mo. [12011
©} May 212, A916; 2 ¢: and. ait:
May 20, 1916; A 432130.
Cook (Asa 8S.) co.*, Hartford, Conn.
Asa S. Cook company, wood screw
machine specialists and builders of
rivet machines open and solid die
headers. 31 p. illus. 8vo.
[12012
© May 11, 1916; 2 c May 25,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434099.
CoorER (Homer H.)* Spiceland, Ind.
Among friends. [52k pe’ 16moe.
$1.00. [12013
© May, 10) 1916S 2.6. May. 4:
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 432064.
CooPERATIVE advertising co.*, Chicago.
Gear up your productive capacity.
[4] p. S8vo. [12014
CG) May. 25, 191Gs "2. %co, and atk.
May 29, 1916; A 434154.
D47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12015
CoPpELAND (H. H.) & son*, New York.
[12015, 12016
Comparative analysis railroad Sly
fiscal year ended June 30, Se-
curities owned. 297 1. fol. s
[Text —— to binding] @© Apr. 28,
1996.5 :2+e. ‘May. 4, 19165..A: 434017.
Voting powers. 144 numb. cards, 5 by
inches, with guide cards. $15.00.
@ May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 4384222,
CoPELAND (Herbert William)* Lexing-
ton, Or. Lincoln the emancipator.
(In Heppner herald, May 13, 1916)
[12017
© May 12, 1916; 1c. June 9, 1916;
A 440151.
CoRNISH (Joel Frank)* West Union,
Ta. Is there an hereafter? Vashni.
cover-title. 24, [1] p. 12mo. (God
Christ and devil, lecture 5) $0.15.
[12018
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 4380788.
CORPORATION CALENDAR. vv. 7, no. 3,
May-June, 1916. Card, 103 by 44
inches. [12019
© May 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430866; United States
corp. co., New York.
CORPORATION COMPANY Of Delaware.
Digest of the general corporation
laws of the State of Delaware. 3d
ed., 1916. 40 p. 12mo. [12020
© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c¢. Apr. 22,
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 430815;
Christopher L. Ward, Wilmington,
Del.
Cost reducing home supply corpora-
tion*, New York. Your opportunity
shown herein. [4] p. S8vo. [12021
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429675.
CounTRY Boy. Rate card, effective
Sept. 1, 1916. [38] p. 16mo. [12022
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430600; Franklin pub.
co., Chicago.
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. (Jn Fruit grower)
[12023, 12024
v. 27, no. 10, May 15, 1916. @ May
16, 1916; si Cc. May of, tote.
424748.
v. 27, no. 11, June 1, 1916. © May 31,
1916; 1 ¢. June 5,.1916; A 440074.
© w.
Mo.
G. Campbell, St. eae |
pt. I, n.'s., vy. 18
Covey (Lyman M.)* Grand Rapids.
Rapid excess baggage computing
table. Sheet, printed on both sides,
tables, 163 by 113 inches. $0.10.
[12025
‘© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430380.
CRAMMOND (C. C.) Note speller, a
simple method of teaching beginners
to read music. Boston, New York,
[etc.] Evans music company, 1916.
32 p. fol. $0.60. [12026
© May 16, 1916; 2 ec May 18,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 434019;
W. A. Evans, Boston.
CRAWFORD (William)* Seattle. Mo-
tion pictures and stereopticon slides
Showing the great salmon fisheries
in actual operation. Card lecture.
Two sockeye salmon. Sheet, 124 by
4 inches. [12027
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 «& and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430621.
Cray bros.*, Cleveland. Net price
catalog no. 40, 1916, auto supplies,
tools. cover-title, 256 p. illus. Svo.
[12028
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429663.
CREDIT COUNSELOR CO.
of the Credit counselor company.
[7] p. obl. 48mo. [12029
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff, Apr.
28, 1916: A 430547: Horace C. Ben-
nett, Chicago.
CREDIT FINANCE ¢€O.*, Newark, N. J.
[12030, 12031
Further particulars of the business of
financing open accounts of manufac-
turers and wholesalers. oa fil
24mo. © Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 25, 1916; A 429677.
More money; nine poealey ess and Bias:
answers. 7, [1] p. 16m © A
24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Anes "25, 1916:
A 429678.
CREDIT URBAN of America trust €o.*,
Chicago. Brief history of Credit
urban. 11 p. obl. 48mo. [12032
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 432173.
CREx carpet co.*, New York. Dis-
tinctive rugs and furniture, by Crex.
31 p. illus. (part col.) S8vo.
[12033
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 482202.
CRIPPEN Co., inc.*, New York, Sold, a
tale of the touch of a tiny toe. [8]
p. folder. 16mo, [12034
© May 10, 1916;
13, 1916; A 432039.
2c. and aff. May
048
Service features
= oo Cet
ee a” al
ee re
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
CRITERION pub. co.*, Chicago. Mida’s
directory and hand book for the
liquor trades. 3 p. 1. p. 5-480.
16mo. $10.00. [12035
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 430490.
Crort (Terrell) [12036-12038
Practical lessons in electricity. Lesson
ieee) Apr: (29) 1916; 1° ¢ “May 22,
1916; A ae
——- een @i June a 1916.31 .¢,
June 5, 1916: - A 440073.
© Terrell Croft, University City,
Mo.
ee design of foundation anchor
ates. @ May 25, 1916; 1 c. May 25,
Poe: A 424848.
[Note: The foregoing are in the Jo-
vian unless otherwise stated]
© Hill pub. co., New York.
Cross (Tom Peete)
love.
Genius and true
(In Chicago Sunday herald)
[12039
© June 11, 1916; 1 c. June 12,
1916; A 440306; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CrossMAN (Margaret F.)* Laconia,
N. H. Sacred songs and poems.
eover-title, 1 p. 1, 24 p. 24mo.
$0.25. [12040
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429865.
CrowvdeR (Thomas R.) Sanitation of
railway ears. 13 p. illus. 8vo.
$0.10. [12041
©: Apr. 18, 1916; 2 e«. and aff.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 430377; New York
railway club, New York.
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* Sacramento,
Cal. Some aspects of modern
shingling. (Jn Building age, June,
1916) [12042
© May 30, 1916; 1 ¢. June 16,
1916; A 440332.
Curtis (Theodore Edward)* Salt
Lake City, Utah. Sunbeams of
truth. [Salt Lake City, Utah,
Printed by Hooper printing co.]
eG Zo, 12) p. front... -(port.)
12mo. $0.35. [12043
cy Apr.” 8, 1916; 2° c¢. and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429548.
DAAE (Peter) [12044-12046
Condemn Norwegian strike. © June 8,
1916; 1 c. June 12, 1916; A 440194.
Norway worried by activism. © May
emotes 1 chaMay 22, 19163" A
424704.
Warships may supply food. © June 10,
1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916; A 440252.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
12059
DAILY CALENDAR for fifty centuries.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 7 by
44 inches. [12047
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 430920; W. B.
Rose, Chicago.
DAILY MENU calendar for the Ameri-
can kitchen. 1917 Newark, N. J.,
Novelty calendar publishing com-
pany [1916] [58] p. S8vo. [12048
© May 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 482195; Herman
H. A. Schmidt and Frank J. Loskot,
Newark, N. J.
DaAKoTA business college*,
D. An _ opportunity for. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 14 by
11 inches, fold. to 8vo. ° [12049
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 430999.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [12050-12055
May 14, 1916. @©@ May 14, 1916; 1c.
May 17, 1916; A 424840.
May 21, 1916. © May 21,
May 23, 1916; A 424737.
Fargo, N.
TOLG Sek ve:
May 28, 1916. @©@ May 28, 1916; 1 ec.
May 31, 1916; A 424927.
June 4, 1916. © June 4, 1916; 1 ce.
June 6, 1916; A 440094.”
June 11, 1916. © June 11, 1916; 1 «.
June 13, 1916; A 440211.
June 18, 1916. @© June 18, 1916; 1 ce.
June 20, 1916; A 440417.
Daty (T. M.)* Philadelphia. Wills
in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Continental-equitable title and trust
co. [1916] cover-title, 19 p. 16mo.
[12056
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434151.
DaniEL (T. Cushing)* Washington.
Betrayal of the people in the AlI-
drich-Wilson federal reserve act
and rural credits bill. Washington,
D. C., The Monetary educational bu-
reau [1916] 2 p. 1., 3-78 p. port.
Svo. [12057
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 432234.
DANIELS (Henry C.)* Hartford, Conn.
Daniels’ system of collection. [8]
p. S8vo. [Text parallel to binding. ]
[12058
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2
29, 1916; A 429758.
DAUPHIN land co., ltd. Application
form for syndicated properties sys-
tem investment contract. Sheet,
32 by 7} inches. [12059
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1, 1916; A 426450; J. R. Gray, De-
troit, Mich.
ce. and aff. Apr.
049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12060
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[12060-12063
Cashiers guide of N. Y. city, May, 1916,
issue. Wall ahent, 26 by 15 inches.
$1.00. -© May 2, "1916; 2c. May 5,
1916; aff. May 4, 1916; A 499863,
Davies’ par value card. June, 1916.
Card, 28% by 14 inches. $1.00. ©
Jane 7 1916* 2 ce. and aff. June 10,
1916; A 434398.
Davies’ transfer card. May, 1916. Card,
28% by 223% inches. $1.00. © May
ae 1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff. June
, 1916; A 434224,
Leer information relative to stocks
dealt in at the New York stock ex-
change, Apr., 1916. Wall chart, 22%
by 16 inches. $1.00.:°-©@ “Apr “14,
1916; e. Apr, 20; 1916 3 aif, Apr.
Al Tie 16: A 4380382.
Davis (A. M.) ¢o.*,
birthday. “° As sure
wings. Card, col.
inches. $0.10.
© May 13, 1916; 2-e¢.
May 17, 1916;.A 480917.
Davis (Charles Henry) Our national
highways, rail and road. Sheet,
illus. (map), printed on both sides,
15+ by 10% inches. [Reprinted from
Manufacturers record, Feb. 24, 1916]
[12065
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 30,
1916; Apr. 29, 1916; A 429796; Na-
tional highways assn., Washington.
Davis (Herman Stearns)* Pittsburgh.
Reversed arrangement of code
words. 2d ed. pt. 6. [Lancaster,
Pa., Printed by the New era print-
ing: “company |] Ais -— AS pie 1, p.
[435]-494. 12mo. $10.00. [12066
© Dee. 10, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1, 1916; A 418658.
Day (T.) Thought. New York, Law
of nature publishing house, 1916.
30, [11° p: diger. . 12mo. S070,
[12067
© May 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 482240; Law of nature
publishing house, New York.
Dayton (Edna Bowden)* Philadel-
phia. Blind spot. (Jn Scientific
American supplement) [12068
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1c May 9, 1916;
A 424360.
Boston. Happy
as little eager
illus., 4 by 5
[12064
and aff.
Dracan (John C.)* Chicago. Funda-
mentals in tone production. cover-
title, 15 p. 16mo. [12069
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434063.
Decker (A. R.) 12070-12072
Chicagoan in fierce fights on the Yser.
© June 6, 1916; 1 c«. June 9, 1916; A
440159.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
DecKkER (A. R.)—Continued
French law hits exchange. @©@ May 18,
1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916; A 424706..
Red cross worker honored.
1916; 1 ¢. June 15, 1916" A’ 440280:
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news ©co.,
cago.
© June 9,
Chi-
DECOURCELLE (Pierre)* Paris.
chands de patrie. nos. 44-59.
instalments ] (In Paris Journal,
16-31 mars, 1916) [12073
© Mar. 16-31, 1916; 1 c each,
Apr. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 13757.
DELBRIDGE (John C.)* Danyille, Ill.
Delbridge system of modern piano
instruction. [8] p. port. 8vo.
(cover-title: Some of the. reasons
why the Deibridge system of modern
Mar-
[16
piano instruction is superior to
others) [12074
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430500.
De Lecro (William Herbert)* King-
man, Ariz. Life of Mary Delage.
40, [1] p. illus. 12mo. $0.25.
[12075
© Apr. 20,°1916; °-2°e Spe 2a
1916; aff. May 12, 1916; A 430062.
DENSMORE (Paul)* Charlotte, Mich.
Happiness complete; in twelve les-
sons. 151. 16mo. $0.50. [12076
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430886.
DENTON (Sherman F.)* Wellesley
Farms, Mass. Story of the pearl.
[20] p. illus. 12mo. (Denton &
Denton ) [12077
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429895.
DENVER chemical mfg. co.*, New York.
[12078, 12079
Antiphlogistine, genito-urinary. cover-
title, 8 p. 16mo. @©@ May 5, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 19, 1916 ; Ys 430978.
O'S hom, Guns b1g16; De —_
aff. May 19, 1916; % 430977.
Dr RovuvitteE (George S8.)* Albany.
Baseball advertising service for
men’s wear stores. v. 2, ads. no. 13—
24. 131. illus. Svo. [Text parallel
to binding] [12080
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 434082.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report, month of May. (/n Oil
City derrick) [12081
© June 1, 1916; 1 ce. June 3, 1916;
A 424998.
500
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916 12107
Des Moines tent & awning co.*, Des | Diesy (Bassett )—Continued.
Moines. Des Moines tent and awn- Russians importing labor. © June 6,
ing co. [Catalogue, 1916] cover- 1916; 1 c. June 9, 1916; A 440160.
title, 72 p. illus., diagrs. obl. 12mo. Russians see Grey interview. © May 19,
[12082 £916:5)1¢..May 22. 1916: A 424711"
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430627.
DETMER SERVICE, v. 14, no. 7. Banjo
stripe number. §& p. illus. (part
col.) fol. [12083
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480783; Detmer woolen
co., New York.
DETMER woolen co.*, New York.
[12084, 12085
Do you believe in eaten peas He Sheet,
illus., 18% by 23 inches. (v. 15, no. 2)
© Apr. 4, $016 2 (c.: Apr. 25, 1916;
aff. May 2, 1916; A 429783.
Facts about peebrei tailoring,
illus., by 18% inches. (v.
10) © Apr. 4, 1916; 2.c¢. Apr. 25,
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 429784.
Sheet,
14, no.
DETROIT gas turbine corporation. Gas
turbines. 16, [2] p. illus., diagrs.
(1 fold.) 4to. (Bulletin 100, Apr.,
1916) [12086
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1916;
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429653; Brad-
ford Colbert, Detroit.
DIAMOND rubber goods*, Akron, O.
How to make the garden grow. 23
p. illus. (part col.) 16mo. [12087
© Mar. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 430386.
Dickinson (Albert) co.*, Minneapolis.
Dickinson’s hand book on _ = farm
seeds. [list ed.] cover-title, 118 p.,
1 blank 1. for memorandum. illus.
16mo. [12088
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 429674.
Dickson school of memory. Key to
success. 16 p. illus. (incl. ports.)
4to. [12089
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430737; Henry Dickson,
Chicago.
Dicey (Bassett) [12090-12097
Austrians yield in crowds. © June 18,
1916; 1c. June 16, 1916; A 440336.
Dazed by Kitchener’s death. © June 9,
1916; 1 ce. June 15, 1916; A 4402381.
Dyinsk makes merry amid shell showers.
© June 5, 1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916;
A 440125.
Fall dead of hunger in Warsaw streets.
© June 9, 1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916;
A 440236.
Meet to give Armenia aid. © May 27,
1916; 1 ¢. May 31, 1916; A 424933.
Resents attitude of Sweden. © May 22,
1916; 1 ec. May 25, 1916; A 424810,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
Chi-
DimiMAN (BH. L.)* Jamaica, N. Y.
Guild of the golden cord. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 9% by 5 inches,
fold. to 32mo. [12098
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 480546.
DISAPPEARING roller screen co.*, Los
Angeles. Plans showing in detail
how in-vi-so roller screen may be in-
stalled [ete.] Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
printed on both sides, 94 by 14
inches. [12099
© May 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 484064.
DissTon crucible. v. 5, no. 3, Apr. 15,
1916. Philadelphia, Henry Disston
& sons, ine., 1916. 1 p. 1., 35-48 p.
illus. S8vo. [12100
© Apr: 18,.1916° 2 cand ‘aft.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 429750; Henry
Disston & sons, ine., Philadelphia.
DoLMAN (John) jr.*, Swarthmore,
Pa. Motions in order of precedence.
Card, 5 by 8 inches. $0.05.
[12101
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 11, 1916; A 429996.
DonAHEY (William)* Chicago.
[12102-12106
Teenie Weenie army goes foraging. ©
June 4, 1916; 1 ec. June 9, 1916;
A 440173.
Teenie Weenie army in camp. © May
14. 1916esb cor May 28h 1OlG: A
424565.
Teenie Weenie army is put to rout. ©
Mave Sieg HOIG- 1, eG) May 25), TOLGe
A 424787.
Teenie Weenie dunce gets a medal. ©
May 28, 1916; 1 ¢. June 2, 1916;
A 4249738.
Teenie Weenie lady: of fashion saves
the life of a sp © June 11, 1916;
1 ¢e. June 16, 1916 A 440324.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
DooavuE (Luke J,) Home garden
talks, 1-12, for Apr. 17-29. Proof.
[12107
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 c. and -aff.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 4297538; Willard
De Lue, Boston.
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12108
Doran (Joseph P.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Doran’s famous manual of
law. cover-title, [42] p. 16mo.
$0.50. [12108
© May.1,.1916> 2c. and)_aff.
May 11, 1916; aff. May 19, 1916;
A 430987.
DostTER (Albert C.)* Niles, Mich. So-
cial reformation. Niles, Mich.,
Printed by the Ideal printing com-
pany, 1916. 44 p. illus. 8vo.
$0.25. [12109
© ‘Apr: 15; 19165 2 e: and) ait.
May 1, 1916; A 430598.
Doup (Louie Naomi)* Norwalk, O.
Canny-cat candlestick. Sheet, illus.
10 by 8 inches. [12110
Mar.:2, 1916: 2 7e. Marz. 3,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 432214.
Downes: (Maynard) David and the
good health elves. Second visit.
[Milwaukee, Wis., Printed by Tate
printing co., 1916] cover-title, 8 p.,
1 1. illus. 8vo. (Crusader of the
Wisconsin anti-tuberculosis associa-
tion, no. 63. Apr., 1915) [12111
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 e. Apr. 24,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916: A 429782;
Wisconsin anti- tuberculosis assn.,
Milwaukee.
DoyLeE (A.
Crowborough,
Conan)* Windlesham,
Sussex, England.
Battle of Mons. (Jn Everybody’s
magazine, June 1916) Pe i We
© May 23, 1916; 1c. June 2,
1916; A 424969.
DroMGooLE (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ner ) [12113-12117
May 13, 1916. @ May 13, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 16, 1916; A 424497.
May 20, 1916. © May 20, 1916; 1 «.
May 22, 1916; A 424798.
May 27, 1916. © May PA TOEGE AL Cc.
May 29, 1916; A 424899.
June 3, 1916. © June 3, 1916; 1 c.
June 7, 1916; A 440097.
June “10, 1916. ©. June 10, A9%G— 1 ¢.
June 12, 1916; A 440197.
DrouvE (G.) co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Skylights, puttyless, general & saw-
tooth type. Sheet, illus., diagrs., 213
by 164 inches. (Architectural serv-
ice corporation. Service sheet 1, no.
15, Jan., 1916) [12118
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 480398.
DryDEN (Henry F.)* Berkeley, Cal.
Twelve advertisements. 3830p. 12mo.
$2.00. [12119
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 4382009.
pt.1, 0. s., v.13
Durr (Arthur M.)* Boston. 493
hours a week wage ecaleculator.
folder, tables. Svo.
[12120
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 4380420.
DUMANIAN (Leon)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Do oriental rugs die? cover-title, 7,
[1] p. 16mo. [12121
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 480958.
Dunn (J. Austin) specialty co.*, Chi-
cover-title. 41.
cago. 2 minutes on mixing; how to
get the best results from zinc ce-
ments. 16 p. illus. obl., 48mo.
[12122
© May 17, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434034.
Dunn (Laura)* Whitestone, N. Y.
Love-bird. 3 p. 1. 24 p.. Tame
$0.50. [12123
© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
1c. Apr. 19, 1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916;
A 480522.
Dunton (M. W.) co.*, Providence,
R. I. Soldering kink news, no. 5.
Sheet, illus., diagrs. printed on
both sides, 18 by 24 inches, fold. to
16mo. [12124
© Apr. 17, 1916;
24, 1916; A 430678.
DUPLEX envelope ¢co., inc.*, Richmond.
[12125-12128
How many can you answer? [4] p.
16mo. @..May 4, 1916;.2 Gy Maye
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 429915.
Reasons why you should order from Dt-
plex-Richmond, Va. [4] p. 16mo.
@* May 1, 1916; 2 ¢. May 27219t.-
aff. May 8, 1916; A 429916.
Something for you to think about. 4,
[2] p. folder. 16mo. @ May 20,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 24, 1916;
A 484075.
Twice do I bless. Sheet, 64 by 7 inches.
@ May 27; 1916; 2 ce and-al. owas
31, 1916; A 4382238.
Du Pont de Nemours (E. I.) & ¢o.*,
Wilmington, Del. Du Pont products,
2c. and aff. Apr.
A. 430; Apr., 1916. “GoRe i. fee
illus. 12mo. [12129
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 4380981.
DUSQUESNE schedule co.*, Pittsburgh.
Book of tables for calculating
workmen’s compensation periods.
[4] p. tables. 4to. $0.50. [12130
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432133.
Same. [12131
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429882.
D02
—— Oe a a ee
:
:
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
DYKE (Andrew L.)* St. Louis.
[12132-12135
Dyke's 4 cylinder gasoline engine model:
“Valve and cam side [and] Piston and
crank shaft side. Sheet, col. illus.,
diagrs., printed on both sides. 11 by
93 inches. © Apr. 25, ye 3 2 c. and
aff. May 1, 1916; A 42984:
Dyke’s 6 cylinder gasoline engine model:
Valve and cam ‘side [and] Piston and
cam shaft side. Sheet, col. illus.,
diagrs., printed on both sides.
fae inches. Or Apr 25; 19163, 2 c.
and aff. May 1, 1916 : A 429846.
Four cylinder exhaust and inlet mani-
fold and carburetor. Six cylinder ex-
haust and inlet manifold and carbu-
retor. Sheet, diagrs, printed on both
sides. 113% by 9 inches. © Apr. 25,
1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May 1, 1916; A
429844.
Principle of operaticn of parts. Sheet,
diagr., 12% by 19 inches. © Apr. 25,
ASG 2 evand at. May 1, 1916; A
429847.
New York. Period
mouldings. Catalog no. 41. 68 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. [12136
© Apr 17, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 430373.
DYKES lumber co.*,
E-L-F advertising service. There are
many reasons why you should come
to De Kalb. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 144 by 21 inches, fold. to. 4to.
HERE
aor 1 1916- 2. ¢. Apr. 19,
1916; aff. May 3, 1916; A 429852;
E-L-F co., De Kalb, Il.
EAGLE Point realty co.*, Toledo, O.
Eagle Point colony. [16] p._ illus.
4to. [12138
© May 26, 1916; 2
31, 1916; A 432270.
ec. and aff. May
Book
Auto-
EBENHART (Joseph) * New York.
worth it’s weight in gold.
mobile instruction. 22 p. §8vo.
$0.35. [12139
(apr nan 116 + 2 .c..Apr, - 25,
1916; aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429848.
Epert’s (Andrew) sons. For the love
of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Card,
illus., printed on both sides, 44 by 2%
inches. [12140
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. May 3, 1916;
aff. May 18, 1916; A 482095; Andrew
J. Ebert, Philadelphia.
ECKSTEIN company. Master force.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. 16mo.
[12141
© May 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480787; Charles Homer
Lyle, Salem, O.
12152
EcLipseE electrotype & engraving co.*,
Cleveland. Various screens and
their uses. 32 p. ports. 16mo.
(Cover-title: Half-tone screens and
their relative usefulness. ) [12142
© May 3, 1916; 2 May
6, 1916; A 429869.
ec. and aff.
Economy service co.*, New York. Cut
bulletin. [12143-12145
no. A 144, Apr. 15, 1916. 6 numb. 1.
illus. fol. © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429763.
no. A 145. May 1, 1916. cover- a
7-12 numb. 1., illus. fol. 1:
LOLGs 2) ec: and aff, May 11, 1916. A
429970.
no. A 146, 2d no. for June, 1916.
cover-title, 6 1, illus., fol: /:@ May 15,
16; 2 ¢. and aff. May 18, 1916; A
432119.
Eppy (Sherwood) [12146, 12147
Doubt. New York, Association press,
ieee 26 p. 16mo. $0.10. @©@ May
5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 20, 1916.
A’ 432126.
Life and what to live for.
Association Press, 1916. 25 p. 16mo.
$0.10. © May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 20, 1916. A 432135,
© Internatl. committee of Y. M.
C. A., New York.
New York,
EpiIson lamp works of General electric
eco. Bulletin no. 43405. Lighting
of outdoor sports by Edison Mazda
Clamps... Apr 1916-15. ps als:
Ato. [12148
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434140; General electric
co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Eiam (J. Frank)* Chicago. Home
course in practical salesmanship.
Lesson no. 5-8. Chicago, Ill., The
J. F. Elam sales service, 1916. 4 v.
12mo. [12149, 12150
© Jan. 4, Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. each
Apr. 24, 1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916;
A 429665, 429666.
ELECTRIC power club*,
tric power club.
member companies, committees
[ete.] Mar. 1, 1916 [8th ed. rev.]
110 p. 16mo. [iat
©Apr.’ 14, 1916; 2. ¢e. Apr: :22)
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 429952.
[Copyright is claimed on revision. ]
Chicago. Elec-
Executive staff,
ELeGANCES parisiennes. No. 1, avril,
1916. illus. fol. fr. 6.00. eA ay
©) Apr, ASir191Gis 1 76) Sunes 4,
1916; A—Foreign 138747; Hachette
et cie., Paris.
O09
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12153
Exior (Charles W.) Harvard clas-
sics, Dr. Eliot’s five-foot shelf of
books. New York, P. F. Collier &
son [1916.] 4 p. 1, incl. front.
(port.) 61 p,, dilus. 12mo.. [12153
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429767; P. F. Collier &
son, ine., New York.
ELK laundry co.*, St. Paul. Cut-outs
for the children on Elk laundry
boxes. Card, col. illus., 11 by 21
inches. [12154
©) Aprinds «1916-02 ie, Apre 27,
1916; aff. May 15, 1916; A 430910.
ELLERY (Loren W.)* St. Paul Park,
Minn. Definition of an artist. [8]
p. 24mo. [12155
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1916; aff, Apr. 27, 1916; A 429786.
ELLIOTT nursery co.*, Pittsburgh. From
now until July ist, not later. 35 p.
illus. 4to. [12156
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 4308838.
EiiswortH (Harry A.)* Washington.
Filing system, self-indexing, sub-
subject, instructions and classifica-
tion. 2p. 1, 72 p. illus. 4to.
[12157
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 430650.
Emery (Helen Merrill) Organdie
most fashionable for summer wear.
(In Chicago Sunday tribune)
[12158
© May 14, 1916; 1 c« May 18,
1916; A 424562; Chicago tribune
and New York globe, Chicago.
Emporium world millinery co.*, Chi-
cago. Art cut service. [May, 1916]
Sheet illus., 24 by 86 inches. [12159
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
_ aff. May 15, 1916; A 432083.
ENDELMAN (Hdward)* New York.
Secured debt tax law also list of
bonds which may be made tax ex-
empt under the mortgage tax law.
cover-title, 82 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[12160
© May 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 482104.
ENsIGn (8S. Laura) Outlines in
United States history, by S. Laura
Ensign and Miriam Woolson Brooks.
fey. 1916. Chicago, A. Flanagan
company [1916] 100, [2] p. chart.
12mo. $0.25. [12161
© May 11, 1912; 2 e, May 15,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 432196;
A Flanagan, Chicago.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Ericson (L. J.)* Bellingham, Wash,
Hand, mind & eye system. 25 blue-
prints. obl. S8vo. $1.50. [12162
© Apr.°5, 2O1G: Qe, Agel Ad
1916; A 480556.
ERE city iron works*, Erie, Pa. Erie
city iron works. [Catalog] 39,
[1] p. illus., diagrs. obl. 16mo.
[12163
© May 8, 1916; 2 ce May 27,
1916: aff. May 29, 1916; A 434122
Ernst (BH. Z)* Olathe, Kan. Solu-
tion of the money problem. [1st
ed., 1916] [16] p. 16mo. $0.10.
[12164
© May 8, 1916; 2.c¢ and aff.
May 10, 1916; A 430799.
Erwin (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill’s
war cry; or, When the foe lies low.
New York, Street & Smith, 1916.
320 p. 12mo. (On cover: Far
west library, no. 210) $0.15.
[12165
© May 15, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 480941; Street &
Smith, New York.
Ess & Ess co.*, Philadelphia. For-
get-me-not, how to get the most out
of it. Sheet, 114 by 44 inches.
[12166
© Nov. 28, 1915; 2 ¢. Feb. 17,
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 429922.
Estee (P. G.) Film
Starring in the dark. chap. 1-38.
(In Chicago ledger) [12167
© May 13, 1916; 1 «@ June 3,
1916; A 440067; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
imposter; or,
EUREKA vacuum cleaner ¢@o.*, Detroit.
Eureka electric vacuum cleaner
newspaper ad service. cover-title,
t5-1... illus. ol, [12168
@ ‘May 10, 1916: 2 \@ ang aa.
May 19, 1916; A 484006.
Evans (Powell)* Philadelphia. Com-
munication on national defense.
24 p. S8vo. [12169
©. Apr.. 29, 1916y-2. 0c; amen,
May 2, 1916; A 429824.
Evans (W. A.)* Chieago. How to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [12170-12183
Baby’s summer colds. © May 29,
1916; 1c. June 5, 1916; A 440039.
Cancer signs. © May 30, 1916; 1 «@.
June 5, 1916; A 440040.
Comfortable shoes. @ May 22, 1916;
1c. June 5, 1916; A 4400388.
O04
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
Eyans (W. A.)*—Continued.
Constipation. © May 28, 1916;
June 2, 1916; A 424975.
Dirt in the air. © June 4, 1916; 1 ec.
June 9, 1916; A 440174.
Eggs. © May 24, 1916; 1 e. June 5,
1916; A 440035.
Hay fever and weeds. © June 1, 1916;
1 ec. June 5, 1916; A 440041.
Live little health department. © May
27, 1916; 1 c. June 5, 1916; A 440038.
Municipal contagion rules. © May 21,
1916; 1 c. May 25, 1916; A 424785.
Pink eye. © May 25, 1916; 1 ce. June
5, 1916; A 440036.
Play. © May 14, 1916; 1 c. May 18,
1916; A 424563.
Salty human beings. © May 23, 1916;
1c. June 5, 1916; A 440034.
Seen in a movie theatre. © May 26,
1916; 1 ce. June 5, 1916; A 446037.
Weather and climate. © June i1, 1916;
1 ec. June 16, 1916; A 440321.
Evans (W. L.) school of cartooning
and caricaturing. [12184-12187
Lesson 1. [New ed.] cover-title, 10
numb. 1. plates. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] © May 1, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 3, 1916; A 430657.
Lesson 4. [New ed.] cover-title, 6
numb. 1. plates (1 fold) 4to. © Apr.
19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 20, 1916;
ees
A 430374.
Lesson 10. cover-title, 7 numb. 1.
plates. 4to... @ May 17, 1916: 2 ec.
ard aff. May 20, 1916; A 432137.
Lesson 18. [New ed.] cover-title, 6
numb. 1. plates. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] @© May 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. May 3, 1916; A 430656.
© Walter L. Evans, Cleveland.
Ewers (John Ray) Cardinal prin-
ciples of the Christian church. 36,
[1] p. 12mo. [12188
© Mar. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 2, 1916; A 429825; East end
Christian church, Pittsburgh.
FALKNER (R. P.) Building and loan
associations and how to organize
them, by R. P. Falkner and F. C.
Henderschott. 3 p. lL, numb. 1. 2-28.
4to. (Modern business service, re-
port no. 63.) [12189
Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 429765; Alexander
Hamilton institute, New York.
Fattows (Samuel) We should live
120 years. (Jn Chicago Sunday her-
ald) [12190
© June 4, 1916; 1 c. June 5, 1916;
A 440266; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Farco college*, Fargo, N. D. Will you
join us in accepting the challenge?
Fargo college, the all-alumni college
of America. [4] p. 4to. [12191
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430781.
FARLEY & Loetscher mfg. co.*, Du-
buque, Ia. New universal price list
of sash, doors and blinds and gen-
eral catalogue of millwork, [no. 16]
Rey. Aug. 1, 1914. 288 p._ illus.
16mo. [12192
©- Web:' 16, 19163::2 ec: Apr:15,
1916; aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 480530.
FARMERS’ almanac for the year of our
Lord, 1917, v.92. Calculated by Ber-
lin H. Wright. Newark, N. J., M.
Plum, ine., [47] p. illus. 8vo. $0.05.
[12193
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429679; Matthias Plum,
ine., Newark, N. J.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
[12194, 12195
Seeds of success. (In The Spatula,
March: 1946) > @ Apr 1 t91Gs fe.
June 10, 1916; A 440327.
Trade getters. chap. 4. (In Plumbing
and heating magazine, May, 1916) ©
June 5, 1916; 1 ec. June 10, 1916; A
440167.
FARWELL (Mildred) [12196-12202
Air raid rumor scares Bulgars; cellars
sought. © May 17, 1916; 1c. May 19,
1916; A 424618.
American boys caught between lines in
Serbia. © May 19, 1916; 1 c. May 22,
1916; A 424683.
Bulgars delay Americans on way to Aus-
tria. ~“@ May 20; 19163; 1. ce May 24,
1916; A 424741.
Bulgars order Americans to quit Monas-
fr. OnMay.14. 019tG=. & exe May. 7;
1916; A 424513.
Germans force admiration by good be-
havior. © May 11, 1916; 1c. May 15,
1916; A 424472.
Lack of system in relief for Serb suf-
© May 13, 1916; 1c. May 16,
A 424512.
No love lost twixt Teutons and Bul-
garians. @ May 12, 1916; 1 ec. May
15, 1916; A 424473.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily tribune]
© Tribune co., Chicago.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
Its your move for more bathing cap
sales. May, 1916. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. fol. [12203
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429685.
FEARING (Frank S.)* Monroe, Wash.
Manual of Pitmaniec shorthand. 49
p. 8vo. $0.50. [12204
© May 1, 1916; 2 «. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 432080.
ferers.
1916;
TEATHER (William Arthur)* Cleve-
land. Successful clerk. cover-title,
16 p. illus. 16mo. $0.10. [12205
© May 20, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 432188.
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99)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12206
FEDERAL fruit & cold storage co.*, St.
Louis. Apples: facts and possibili-
ties: ) 2 pwils'32 12) p. ilies: ‘4ho.
[12206
© May 1, 1916; 2
31, 1916; A 432251.
FEIBELMAN (Rene) Hollweg’s reply
to Grey stirs Germany. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [12207
(©) May 25, 1916; 1. ¢ May 29,
1916; A 424884; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
FERGUSON (Emma Landis)* Montgom-
ery City, Mo. Rare collection of
beautiful and original lace designs
with working directions. 32 p.
illus. 4to. (Cover-title: Antique
and modern collection of artistic
crochet work) $0. i [12208
-2 May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
, 1916: 2 430926.
erneet (Pauline) * El
Springs. Mo. Mrs. Ferrell’s formula
for creamless ice cream. cover-title.
[4] p...illus.. 16mo.. $0.25. _ [12209
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A 480914.
FEester (D. F.) F. & E. sales manual
by D. F. Fesler and W. O. Evans.
e. and aff. May
Dorado
2d ed. Chicago, Ill., Hedman manu-
facturing co., 1916. 110 p. S8vo.
[12210
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430908; Hedman mfg. co.,
Chicago.
FEUILLADE (Louis) Vampires [de] L.
Feuillade et G. Meirs. I. La téte
coupée. Paris, Librairie contempo-
raine [1916] 190 p. 12mo. fr. 0.45
[12211
© Apr. 5, 1916; 1 c. June 1, 1916;
A—Foreign 13746; Jules Tallandier,
Paris.
Févat (Paul) fils,*
(In Echo du Cher) iyi PAS PAB!
nos. 1-12. [12 instalments] © Jan.
2—-Feb. 10, 1916; 1 ¢. each Mar. 1,
1916; A—Foreign 13755.
nos. 13-20. [8 instalments] © Feb.
13—Mar. 12, 1916; 1 c. each Apr. 18,
1916; A—Foreign 13756.
FIFTH avenue coal co.*, Columbus, O.
Fifth avenue coals. [8] p. folder.
16mo. [12214
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430762.
FINDEISEN & Kropf mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Spoonful of sugar; a little story of
the sweetening of a motor. [20] p.
illus. 12mo. [12215
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 12, 1916; A 430829.
Paris. Demonia.
pt. 1; ne. ¥.35
FINLEY (I/rs. Mayme E.)* Red Lodge,
Mont. Bitter-root. (Jn Carbon
County journal) [12216
© Sept. 22, 1915; 1 ec June 38,
1916; A 440014.
FIskK rubber co.*, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
How to form a Fisk club. 20, [4] p.
illus. (part col.) S8vo. [12217
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 432055.
FITZELL (Bertie Weck) Answer to the
Duck Baby. 2 1. mounted pl. S8vo.
$0.25. [12218
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429897; Philopolis press,
San Francisco.
FLETCHER (Alfred Charles Benson) *
Berkeley, Cal. From job to job
around the world. 4. (Jn Wide
world, June, 1916) [12219
© May 20, 1916; 1 @ May 831,
1916; A 424936.
Focatits (Alphonse de)* New Orleans.
Explanatory of the book, The main
source of alcoholism in the United
States and suggested remedial legis-
lation. [4] p. 12mo. [12220
© May 20. 1916; 2 « and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434148.
FoLtey (Raymond M.) Long look. (Jn
Illustrated companion, June, 1916)
[12221
© May 25, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 424963; F. B. Warner co., ine.,
New York.
Forp (Lycurgus L.)*
Baby mine. cover-title, [8] p.
port. 4S8mo. $0.10. [12222
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480752.
Foster (George Burnham) Why we
forgive the prodigal son and scorn
the prodigal daughter. (Jn Chicago
Sunday herald) [12223
© June 11, 1916; 1 « June 12,
1916; A 440307; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Foster (Herbert A.)* Spokane, Wash.
[12224, 12225
Foster’s interest bearing system of mer-
chandising. cover- se [3] p. 16mo.
© Apr 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 27,
1916: “3 “499698.
Thrift fai the power that builds busi-
ness. [8] p. illus. 12mo. © May
1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 6, 19165
A 429881.
[Foster (Reginald L.)] Master minds
of finance. [12226-12228
Cornelius Vanderbilt 1, the commodore.
21 Ds mo. © May 26, 1916; 2 &
and aff. May 27, 1916; A "432911.
Philadelphia.
‘ 006
—— eS se lr A
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
[Foster (Reginald L.) ]—Continued.
Edward aa, Harriman, railroad King.
20 p. 16mo. (Opportunity series)
- © May 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432123.
Jay Gould the wizard. 20 p. 16mo.
ooo series) © May 16,
EoIG= 52 “ce and afl May 17, 1916;
A 430919.
© L. Dean co., New York.
Foster (William Thomas)* Washing-
ton. Foster’s forecasts. July 24—
Aug. 21, 1915. (In Minneapolis
progress ) [12229-12233
© July 24-Aug. 21, 1915; 1 ec. each
May 24, 1916; A 424751424755.
Foster bolt and nut mfg. co.*, Cleve-
land. Complete line of bolts, nuts
and rivets. 95 p. illus. Svo. (Cat-
alog no. 3) [12234
© May 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434026.
Fow ter (C.S.)* Minneapolis. National
made-to-measure corset making sys-
tem. Card, illus., printed on both
sides, 43 by 21 inches. [12235
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 434083.
Fow Ler (George Little)* New York.
[12236-12240
Corrugated culvert pipes tested under
a sand bed. May 20, 1916. (in Elec-
tric railway journal) @© May 20,
1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916; A 49.1093.
May 27, 1916. (In Engineering
record) @ May 27, 1916; 1 «. May
29, 1916; A 424956.
Hydrostatic tests of corrugated culverts.
(In Blectric railway journal) © May
eae fe. May 17, 19165 A
424566.
Investigation of corrugated culverts.
(In Railway age gazette) © May 19,
1916; 1 ¢. May 2 22,1916; A 424692.
Tests show strength of corrugated cul-
vert pipe. (In Engineering record)
© May 20, 1916; 1 ec. May 22. 1916;
A 424694.
Fox (William)* New York. Daughter
of the gods. cover-title, [18] p. Svo.
[12241
oyeane..17,,1916; 2 c¢ Apr: 17,
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 480439.
Fox furnace co.*, Elyria, O. Fox cii-
mate changer. [16] p. illus. S8vo.
[12242
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. May 24, 1916; A 432170.
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. Resident and
business directory of Framingham,
Mass., 1916. Boston, Mass., Union
12250
FRAMINGHAM, Mass.—Continued.
publishing company, 1916.
[20] p. fold. map, diagrs.
$2.50. [12243
© May 17, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 26, 1916; A 433165; Union pub.
co., Boston.
FrRANKAU (Gilbert) % Hughes Mas-
sie & co.*, London. City of fear.
(In Land & water, May 4, 1916)
[12244
© 1c. June 1, 1916; A ad int.
2668; pubd. May 4, 1916.
FRANKEL (Lee K.) Principles of life
insurance by Lee K. Frankel and
Louis I. Dublin. Lesson 2. Scien-
tific foundations of life insurance—
a mortality. 3d ed. [New York]
Metropolitan life insurance ©¢o.,
1916. 15 p. 12mo. [12245
Apres 19254916327 erlang aft.
Apr. 21, 1916; A 480417; Metro-
politan life insurance co., New York.
279,
Svo.
FRANKENTHAL (Leo J.) Germans de-
nounce statements of Grey. (in
Chicago daily news.) [12246
© May 19, 1916; 1 ¢« May 22,
1916; A 424710; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
FRANKS (Thetta Quay) Challenge to
housekeepers. (Jn The independ-
ent) [12247
© June 5, 1916; 1 c¢ June 15,
1916; A 440320; Doubleday, Page
& co., Garden City, N. Y.
FrasH (Omer T.)* Cleveland. Inside
facts about a business that is mak-
ing fortunes [etc.] 1st ed. 27 p.
8vo. (Cover-title: Inside facts on
the vending machine business)
$0.50. [12248
© May 10, 1916; 2 c« May 12,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916: A 482204,
FRAZIER (John W.)* Philadelphia.
Free trade or protection, the fore-
most issue of 1916. 14 p. S8vo.
$0.05. [12249
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
May 1, 1916; A 432155.
FRECHTLING (Helena C.) & Gerhold
(G. S.)* Hamilton, O. Vision, a
pageant of the evangelical synod of
North America, comp. for the In-
diana district E. Y. P. L. by H. C.
Frechtling [and] G. S. Gerhold.
29 p. S8vo. $0.25. [12250
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429654.
D077
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12251
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* Lake-
wood, O. Adventures of Brave
Heart and Laughing Eyes. (In
Cleveland plain dealer, Sunday
magazine section) [12251-12254
May 14, 1916. © May 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 17, 1916; A 424515.
May 21, 19165 “©; May2i) '299Gs 1 «.
May 24, 1916; A 424746.
May 28, 1916. © May 28, 1916; 1 «¢.
May 31, 1916; A 424938.
June 4, 1916. © June 4, 1916; 1 e«
June 9, 1916; A 440158.
FREEMAN (C. E.)* Indianapolis. Free-
man’s condensed street car guide,
Indianapolis. [70] 24mo. $0.15.
[12255
© May 18, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 22, 1916; A 4840831.
FREEMAN (William Neely)* Provi-
dence, R. I. [Johnny Trumps dit-
ties] [4] p. 8vo. [12256
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 10, 1916; A 482022.
FRYER (Herbert) Hints for piano-
forte-practice, a suggested plan for
daily study. New York, London
_ [ete.] G. Schirmer [1916] $0.50
net. [12257
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430786; G. Schirmer, New
York.
FUEL engineering co. of N. Y.*, New
York. [12258, 12259
Coal service report for the month of
Apr., 1916. numb. loose 1. 217224.
4to.1 @ May 10, t9i6: 2 ic) and ait.
May 138, 1916; A 4320385.
Dangers of half-truth in the power plant.
2 De Lomo: (6th of a series of
short business talks) @©@ May 4, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 13, 1916; A 482034.
FULLER (W. P.) & co.*, San Francisco.
[12260-12263
Paint and varnish specifications. 1 p. 1,
isip. 4to. @ Apr..1, 1916s 42pesand
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429617.
Paint and varnish specifications and in-
formation. 49 numb. 1. illus. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] @ Apr. 1,
1916; 2 ic. and aff. Apr. 22;-1916:
A 429621.
Paint and varnish specifications for
architetts.. "52° “numb: I. Allus. “00.
[Text parallel to binding] @© Apr.
1, 1916,; 2c. and:-aff,, Apr.. 22, 1916;
A 429620.
Paint facts, (1 pi 1, /i3' p. 2to. ‘© Apr.
1916;.2 ¢. and aff, Apr. 22, 1916;
A 429618.
FULLERTON-WEAVER realty co.*, New
York. 420 Park avenue, west side of
Park avenue, fifty-fifth and fifty-
sixth streets, a quiet and exclusive
home. [12] p. incl. front. (mounted
pl.) illus., dagrs. fol. [12264
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 429965.
a
} pt. 1, 8.8. void
GABRIEL (Joseph T.)* Brooklyn.
[12265, 12266
Gabriel’s scroll saw patterns. 1916 ed.
Pee Uses ag iene @ Apr. 7;
5 2de. Apr; y 1916 5, aff Apr. 26,
1916; A 480519. ha
12 full size patterns for scroll work.
13 Sle aids: * fol!
GALBRAITH school of musical technol-
ogy [Lesson] 10. 5 loose 1. in folder.
Svo. $0.50. [12267
© May 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430749; F. R. Galbraith,
Coalport, Pa.
GALLAWAY (Rowena McCord)* Tulsa,
Okla. Classroom Spanish; el Hs-
panol para la clase. 1 p. L, 28 p.
8vo. $0.25. — [12268
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 4380774:
GALSWorRTHY (John)
(In Everybody’s magazine, June,
1916) [12269
© May 23, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 424970; Ridgway co., New York.
GAMBLE (Richard Whitaker) * Norfolk,
Va. Vithumus, its theory and prac-
tice. [8] p. 16mo. [12270
© May 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430740.
GARVIN (John L.) [1227 ae
Allies forging boycott to break Prussian
grip. @ Apr. 18, 1916; 1 c May 19,
1916; A 424597.
War’s gulf still too vast to span with
peace talk. © May 14, 1916; 1 ¢. May
19, 1916; A 424606.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
tribune ]
© Tribune assn., New York.
GENERAL CARPET cleaning co.*, New
York. Preserving the beauty of Ori-
ental rugs. [83] p. [12273
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434068.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*, Schenectady,
NAY. [12274-12280
Bulletin no. 43700. Edison mazda minia-
ture lamps. Feb., 1916. 22 p.. iil
4to. @. Apr. 14, 1916;:2 @ and aie
May 1, 1916; A 430643.
Strange thing.
no. 43701. G-E Edison. lamps.
Feb., 1916. cover-title, 13 p. illus.
4to. © May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 4341389.
——no. 44006. Railway line material
for catenary construction. Apr., 1916.
59 p. illus. diagrs. 4to. @©@ Apr. 17,
1916; .2.¢. and .aff.. May 1) soe
430645.
no. 46501A. G-E flow meters for
measuring steam, water, air and gas.
May, 1916. 45 p. illus. 4to. © May
13, 1916; 2 c..and aff. May 29, 1926;
A 484141.
558
i =
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
12304
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*—Continued.
Bulletin no. 48018. Varying speed spin-
ning. Apr., 1916. 7p. illus., diagrs.
4fo. @ Apr. 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 1, 1916; A 430642.
no. 48305. Starting and _ protec-
tive switches for small induction mo-
tors. Apr., 1916. 12 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. @ Apr: 14, 191G@;: 2 ¢. and aff.
May 1, 1916; A 430644.
Catalogue no. A4180. Section 2400. In-
candescent lamps Apr, LStGs Dp.
2401-2402, illus. 4to. © Mar: 25,
DOUG 2. ec. andoaft. May 1, 1916; A
430641.
GENERAL LABORATORIES*, Madison, Wis.
General disinfecting without poison.
46, [2] p. illus. 16mo. (Bulletin
11) [12281
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 e. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 11, 1916; A 4382028.
GENERAL ROOFING mfg. co.*, St. Louis.
Real guarantee. (Jn St. Louis daily
globe-democrat ) [12282
©) May 15, 191G; 1 c. May 17,
1916; A 424527.
GENERAL VEHICLE CO.,
land City, N. Y. [12283-12285
G. V. electric ice trucks. 16 p. illus.
8vo. (Form 566, Dec; 1, 1915).
gan. Jo, 3926: -2 e; May 10, 1916; A
430897.
G. VY. electrics for bakers. 15 p. illus.
8vo. © Jan. 3, 1916; 2 c. May 10,
1916; aff. May 15, 1916; A 430895.
G. V. eelctrics for department pores.
inec.*, Long Is-
8d ed. 15 p. illus. 8vo.
1916; 2 c. May 10, 1916; aff. May 15,
1916; A 430896,
GerDes (John)* New York. Law of
libel. 18 p. 16mo. [12286
fer Apr. 28: 1996; 2 ¢ Apt. 28,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 430629.
GIBBoN (Perceval) [12287-12291
BIE pari wasSIEDS force way up
© June 12, 1916; 1 c. June 16,
i165 "A 440845.
Capital of Bukowina is lost by Aus-
trians. © June 12, 1916; 1 c. June
16, 1916; A 440343.
Flood of prisoners streams into Russia.
© Saas” 1916; 1 c, June 16, 1916;
Flowers Feown at Buscar conqueror.
Le eae? , 1916; ce. May 18, 1916;
9
Town on Hattle line doesn’t change life.
© May 13, 1916; 1 c. May 17, 1916;
A 424523.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news, Chicago.
Gres (William R.) [12292-12295
China faces a money crisis. © May 13,
1916; 1c. May 17, 1916; A 24520,
Li spurns the offer of the independents,
© May 15, 1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916;
A 424588,
50279-— -16——_3
GiLEs (William R:)—Continued.
Pathetic scene at deathbed of Yuan.
©
June 7, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 12,
440200, mee
President of China is taken by death.
Daren 6, 1916; 1 c. June 9, 1916;
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Giass (Montague) [12296-12298
Capture Villa? Stop talking nonsense.
© May 14, 1916; 1 c. May 19, 1916;
A 424609.
Charity brings the war close home to
you. © Apr. 23; 1916; 1 e. May 19,
1916; A 424599.
United States of Germany y’
stand. © May 7, 1916;
1916; A 424603.
[Note : The foregoing are in
York tribune]
© Tribune assn., New York.
under-
c. May 19,
New
GOLDENBERG (Wolf Benjamin) * Phila-
delphia. Sonnets, spring voices of
praises. [4] p. port. S8vo. $0.10.
[12299
© May 3, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May
8, 1916; A 4380780.
GOLDSTEIN (Robert) Spirit of ’76, a
photoplay by Robert Goldstein and
Geo. L. Hutchin. Los Angeles, Cal.,
The Continental producing com-
pany, 1916. 3832p. 8vo. [12300
© May 8, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429954; Continental pro-
ducing co., Los Angeles.
GooDMAN (Hmantel)* San Francisco.
Ludicrous side of the Panama Pa-
cific international exposition. ed
p. S8vo. 12301
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; "A 482006.
GoopRIcH. v. 5, no. 9, May, 1916. 30
p. illus., port. 4to. [12302
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
28, 1916; A 482161; B. F. Goodrich
co., Akron, O,
GoopgicH (B. F.) co.*, Akron, O.
Motor trucks of America. vy. 4, 1916.
139 p. illus. 4to. [12803
© Mar, 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429545.
GoopsEtL (Byron Woodward)* Chi-
cago. Vampire. Sheet, 9 by 6
inches. [12304
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 430501.
009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12305
GoopWILLIE (D. M.) co.*, Chicago.
Bottlers’ boxes. 29 p. illus. 16mo.
[12805
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 430677.
GoopYEAR tire & rubber co.*, Akron, O.
[12806-12308
Goodyear manual of tire repairing. 43 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1916;
' 2 e@. and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; a 429616.
Goodyear truck tires. 24 illus.,
diagr. 4to. © May 13, 1916: 2G
and aff. May 17, 1916: A 430925.
Shoemakers’ supplies, nedlin soles, wing-
foot heels. [11] p._ illus.’ 16mo.
Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 22,
1916; A 429602.
Gorpon (George A.)* Boston. Vision
of the dead. Boston, New York
[ete.] The Pilgrim press [1916]
45 p. 12mo. $0.25. [12309
©) Mar. oi; LOLG 22.5.7) AGE. Lo
1916; aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 4303861.
GRASSHOPPER. 42d jump. St. Louis,
Skinner & Kennedy stationary, com-
pany, 1916.11, [5)-p. illus...) 22mo.
y [12310
© May 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 480851; Skinner & Ken-
nedy stationary co., St. Louis.
Grav (Phil A.)* Chicago. Stand by.
(In Way bill, May, 1916) [12311
© May 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430928.
Gray (Velma)* New York. In quiet
ways. Card, mounted pl., 5 by 4
inches. [12312
© Apri: 19; 19163, \2.ve, n Apes 28,
1916; aff May 5, 1916; A 430739.
GREAT western telephone co.*, Harvey,
N. D. Harvey telephone directory,
Mar., 1916. cover-title, [28] p. S8vo.
[iZoi3
©. Mar, 28) 1916; 22 ic. Apr. a,
1916; aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 430393.
GREENBAUM (Leon)* St. Louis. Two
churches. St. Louis, Mo., The Prim-
itive publishing company [1916]
11 p. 16mo. $0.05. [12314
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 480541.
1td.*,
GREGG company, Hackensack,
N. J. Railroad switch tables. 14 1.
tables, diagrs. fol. Blueprints.
[12315
©. Apr. 18, 1916s 20. Ae ua,
1916; A 432164.
pt. 1,0. Si-we ae
GrEcoRY (Carl Louis) Motion picture
photography. (In Moving picture
world) [12316-12318
June 3, 1916 M 24, 191 :
May 29, 1916 eo; 42185 58. ier.
June 10, 1916. © May 31, 1916; 1 «.
June 3, | A 440013.”
June 17, 19 © June 14, 1916; 1 «.
June 12, isie: A 440184.
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
GrEGoRY (John Miller) Colin Cole’s
million; or, The lost heiress search.
chap. 1-5. (In Chicago ledger)
[12319
© Mar. 4, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
A 440071 ; W. D. Boyce cO., Chicago.
GrEGoRY (Thomas B.) [12320-12324
Orthodoxy. (In St. Louis republic) ©
May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 15, 1916;
A 424487.
Plato the idealist. © May 21, 1916;
ive May 31,"4191Geee 434998.
Shakespeare. © May 14, 1916; 1 e.
May 19, 1916; A 424596,
Truth and right. © June 4, 1916; 1 «.
June 15, 1916; A 440244.
wey the judge reformed. © May 28,
1916; 1 ce June 138, 1916; A 440215-
[Note: The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh gazette- -times unless otherwise
stated ]
© Newspaper
ine., New York.
feature service,
GRESHAM (Hugh Cleveland)* Parker,
Kan. Prayer out of hell. ‘28 p.
port. 12mo. $0.10. [123825
© Apr. '20, 1916; 2 ¢) May 2;
1916; A 480646.
GRIFFITHS (Robert)* Harrisburg, Pa.
Regulation service uniforms and
equipments for guards of Usona line
officers and guards. 7 p. illus.
Svo. [12826
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429893.
Griz—eL (Della A.)* Iowa City, Ia.
New ideas in darned net, no. 1.
cover-title, 3-19 p. illus. Ato.
$0.10. [12327
© May 22,1916; 2 ec. May 26,
1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 482167.
GROLIER society*, New York. Lure of
the Orient. [Prospectus of The
Book of history] 35, [1] p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. $0.10. [12328
© Apr. 22, ..1916;) 2 ¢. and) aa
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430536.
060
BOOKS, GROUP II
2356
no. 6, 1916
GuLick (Luther Halsey) Muscle | Harrpere (Josef Henry )*—Contd.
building. New York, American June 17, 1916. © June 6, 1916; 1 «.
sports publishing company [1916]
Seer sp... txont... illus)” 16mo.
(Spalding red cover series of ath-
letic handbooks, no. 64R) $0.25.
[On cover: Health by muscular
gymnastics, by W. J. Cromie]
[12329
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 27, 1916; A 481254; Amer.
sports pub. co., New York.
GURNEY ball bearing co.*, Jamestown,
N. Y. Gurney ball bearings. Cata-
log B-3. 36 p., front., illus., pls.
4to. [12330
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430785.
GuTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington.
[12331-12333
Official freight tariff directory. Suppl.
no. 3 to Western lines index no. 7,
Mar. 15, 1916. [24] p. 4to. © Mar.
i eto ae. and ait. Apr. 24 1916)
A 430446.
Suppl. no. 4 to Western lines index
NOME ADE 1H. 1916. [71] p. Ato.
Apmtiogn LOG 72) c¢. and aft, Apr: 21,
1916; A 430447.
Official freight tariff directory circular.
Posting circular no. 1, issued Apr. 1,
1916. 14 p. 4to. © Mar. 29, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 4380445.
H. C. tack co.*, Cleveland. Tack book.
88 p. illus. (part ee. ) 8vo. [12834
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1916;
aff. Jan. 19, 1916: are 420415.
HAECKEL (Ernst) Relations of man.
(In Truth seeker ) [12335, 12336
Associative instinct. © May 24, 1916;
1 ec. May 24, 1916; A 424747.
Eternity of the world, by Ernest Haeckel,
tr. by Thomas Seltzer. © May LZ,
1916; 1c. May 17, 1916; A 424517.
{Note: The foregoing are in Truth
seeker ]
© Truth seeker co., New York.
HatapiIn laboratory. MHaladin oint-
ment for the treatment of skin dis-
eases. [10] p. folder. 16mo.
[12337
© May 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 482073; S. Sanders Neck,
Bloomfield, N. J. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter.]
Harrpere (Josef Henry)* New York.
Motion picture projection simplified.
(In Motion picture news)
[12338-12342
May 27, 1916, © May 16, 1916; 1. c¢.
May 17, 1916; A 424525,
June 3, 1916. © May 23, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 24, 1916; A 424750.
June 10, "1916. @ May 31; 1916; 1.¢.
June 1, 1916; A 424957.
June 7, 1916; A 440098.
June 24, 1916. @© June 13, 1916; 1 «
June 15, 1916; A 440220.
Hato hair co. Hair and beauty cata-
logue, 1916-1917. cover-title, [24]
p. illus. 8vo. [12343
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429699; Harry Ferber,
Long Island City, N. Y.
Ham (Wm. Deane)* Detroit. Our
army and good roads. Sheet, illus.
25 by 132 inches. [12344
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 27,
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 482096.
HAminTon (Lord Frederic)* Calne,
Wilts, England. Beginnings of Mr.
P,. J. Davenont.. No. 1. The lady at
Hampstead. (Jn Grand magazine,
June, 1916) [12345
©, te, June ‘6, 19165. Av adsint.
2675; pubd. May 8, 1916.
HARBAUGH (T. C.) Jewels of Jezebel;
or, The last days of a king. chap.
14. (In Chicago ledger) [12346
© Apr 1b 10le 3 3 1c, “men a
1916; A 440062; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
HARLAN coal .co. Story of Black
Beauty.<—16) ps-illus.. (part. col}
12mo. [12347
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429840; Stephen Hugh
Paine, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Harmon (Christopher) * White Plains,
Nie Ye: [12348-12355
Laws of 1916. lLate eases. Register’s
docket [and] County clerk’s docke+.
Mar) 25-315 916. a4@) Mar) 255e1oniG =
1 ec. Mar. 25, 1916; A 423503.
Apr. 1-7, 1916. © Apr. 1, 1916;
ke Apr. 1, 196 Ae 423504.
Register’s docket [and] County clerk’s
docket. Mar. 9-15, 1916. © Mar. 18,
1916; 1 @ Mar. 31, 1916; A 423502.
May 4-10, 1916. © May 13, 1916;
1c. May 15, 1916; A 424474.
—— May 11-17, 1916. © May 20,
1916; 1.¢., May pe: 1916; A 424684.
—— May 18-25, 1916. May. .27
1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916; A 424869.
May 25-31. 1916. © June 3, 1916;
1c. June 3, 1916; A 424999.
June 1-7, 1916. © June 10, 1916;
1c. June 10, 1916; A 440169.
[Note: The foregoing are in Eastern
state journal. ]
HARMUTH (Louis) Dictionary of
women’s wear. Instalment no. l.
(In Women’s wear) [12356
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1 ce. May 5, 1916;
A 424697; Women’s wear co., New
York.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12357
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
HARRIETTA improvement co.*, Albany.
Harietta improvement co. [32] p.
illus., maps (part fold.) fol. [12357
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 3, 1916; A 430695.
Harris (H. L.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. World our waiting market.
(Jn Chicago herald) [12358
© June 14, 1916; 1 c June 16,
1916; A 440300; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Harris (Jennie Campbell)* Madeira,
O. Hail to the flag. (Jn Herald
and presbyter, June 14, 1916)
[12359
© June 13, 1916; 1 ce June 15,
1916; A 440222,
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H.
Harris advertising and art service.
[12360-12363
loa ek s 1916] cover-title, 11 1. illus.
© Mar. eh 1916; 2 ec. and
ap tine. 29, 1916; A 432105.
cover-title. 121. illus
et ae 17, 1916]
12mo, © Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 18, 1916; A’ 430557.
[May e. 1916] cover-title, 7 1. illus.
12m © May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
may 4, 1916; on "482036.
ee = 1916] cover-title, 12 1. illus.
@ May 24, 1916; 2c. and aff,
my 25, 1916: A 432169.
Harris granite quarries co.*, Salis-
bury, N. C. Balfour pink, the gran-
ite eternal. [80] p. illus. S8vo.
| [12364
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 4380495.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Boyd's directory of
Harrisburg and _ Steelton, 1916.
[Harrisburg, Pa.] W. H. Boyd co.,
1916. 1103 p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $5.00. [12865
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
13, 1916; A 483363; W. H. Boyd co.,
Reading, Pa.
Harrison (Mary Martin)* Washing-
ton. Woodrow Wilson. (Jn Phila-
delphia record) [12366
© May 13, 1916; 1 ce. May 22,
1916; A 424698.
Harrison (Shelby M.) Social survey.
3p. lL, numb. 1. 2-21. 4to. (Modern
business service, report no. 80)
[12367
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 19,
1916; aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 430364;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Hart (Fred A.)* New Brunswick, N.
J. Hart chart. Card, 63 by 63
inches. $0.25. [12368
©Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c« Apr. 21,
1916; aff. May 16, 1916; A 432085.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Chicago.
Style book for men and young men,
spring and summer, 1916. [24] p.
illus. 12mo. [12369
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 26,
1916 ; ‘aif. Apr. im 1916: A 429785.
HARTMANN (Kate E.)* Collinsville,
Til. Stolen peeress, by Cretia
[pseud.] cover-title, 20 p. 16mo.
[Scenario] [12370
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 429991.
Harvey (George L.)* Chicago. Plate
e. and aff. May
speeds. Harvey exposure meter.
[4] p. 32mo. [12371
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 432969.
HASKELL (Helen E.) Hunting the red
gown; or, Molly Finnegan, amateur
sleuth. chap. 1-6. (Jn Chicago
ledger ) [12372
© Feb. 19, 1916; 1 « June 8,
1916; A 440057; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
HastTines (Fanny de Groot)* New
York. Awakening. Card, 33 by 6
inches. $0.15. [12373
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429419.
[Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
[Hach 5 instalments] (Jn Cincin-
nati enquirer ) [12874-12408
May 9-13, 1916. © May 9-13, 1916;
1 ¢ each May 16, 1916; A 424499-—
424503.
May 14-18, 1916. © May 14~18, 1916;
1 ¢, cach May 20, 1916; A 424655—
May 19-23, 1916. © May 19-23, 1916;
1 c, each May 25, 1916; A 424793—
May 24-28, 1916. © May 24-28, 1916;
1 ¢. each May 31, 1916; A 424939—
424943
May 29—June 2, 1916. © — 29—June
2, 1916; 1 c. each June 1916; A
440084440088.
June 1-5, 1916. © June 1-5, 1916; 1c.
each June 9, 1916; A 440153440157.
a ate 6-10, 1916. © June 6-10, 1916;
1 c..each June 15, 1916; A 440223—
440297.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Hasty (John Eugene)* San Diego,
Cal. In the valley of madness. (Jn
San Diego Sunday union) [12409
© June 4, 1916; 1 ec. June 10,
1916; A 440181.
562
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
HATFIELD (Walter S.)* Cincinnati.
Voyage of life. cover-title, [7] p.
illus. Svo. $0.50. [12410
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 432183.
Haverty (James Joseph)* Elizabeth,
N. J. Clean, profitable and health-
ful business without experience or
eapital. [4] p. 12mo. [12411
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. May 10,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916: A 4380945.
Hawks (J. G.) [12412, 12413
Blaisdell of Central office. [Los An-
geles, Cal., Printed by Standard print-
ing co., 1916] cover-title, 23 p. S8vo.
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 432076.
Velvet eyes. {Los Angeles,
Printed by Standard printing
1916] ecover-title, 2 a Sve. ©
May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 16,
1916; A 432074.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver
Cal.
Hayes (Arthur James) Wolf wo-
man. (Jn Chicago Sunday herald
fiction magazine) [12414
© May 28, 1916; 1 c May 29,
1916; A 424900; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Haynes (Carlyle B.) Other side of
death. Atlanta, Ga., Nashville,
Tenn. [ete.] Southern publishing
association, 1916. 128 p. incl.
front., illus. 12mo. §0.50. [12415
m May 1, 1916: 2 e« May 13,
1916; aff. May 22, 1916; A 481177;
Southern pub. assn. of Seventh-day
adventists, Nashville.
Cal.,
co.,
City,
HAYNES guide, the complete handbook,
Yellowstone National Park. 30th
annual ed., Rev. and enl. 1916. St.
Paul, Minn., Haynes, 1916. 2 p. 1.
p. 7-192, [8] inel. front. plate.
illus., maps (1 fold.) 16mo. $0.50.
[12416
© May 12, 1916; 2 ec. May 17,
1916; aff. May 15, 1916; A 4382093;
J. E. Haynes, St. Paul.
HearttH funding co. Contract no. A.
Sheet, 44 by 6 inches. $0.50.
[12417
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 5B,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 432171;
Gilbert Gordan, San Francisco.
HeatH (Mrs. Julian) What every
woman should know when she goes
to market. (In Chicago Sunday
herald) [12418
© May 28, 1916; 1 ce May 29,
1916; A 424904; J. Keeley, Chicago.
12426
HecKert (G. B.) [12419, 12420
Paint and yarnish sellers’ catechism.
32 p. 16mo. $0. © Ate pale
1916: 2 ec. and aff. May 1, 1916;
A 430632.
© G. B. Heckel, Philadelphia.
Painting with prepared paint. May,
1916 (in Drugs, oils and paints) ©
May nee 1916; Le. May 31, 1916;
A 424937
© aad, oils and paints, Phila-
delphia.
Hees (Mrs. M. A.) & Norton (Minnie
B.)* St. Joseph, Mo. Collection of
beautiful and useful patterns, de-
signed and originated by Mrs. M.
A. Hees; with directions for work-
ing by Minnie B. Norton. 8d ed. 23
p. illus. 4to. (Cover-title: Book
of new crochet edges, book no. 3)
$0.25. [12421
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 e. May 5,
1916; aff. May 22, 1916: A 439157.
Heintz (Annie T)* Los Angeles.
Golden glow of pioneer days. chap.
22-30. [3 instalments] (Jn Los
Angeles times illustrated weekly
magazine) [12432
© Apr. 23, 30, May 7, 1916; 1 ¢.
each May 22, 1916; A 424700.
(Donald M.) Morgan
New York, Mc-
HENDERSON
Robertson at home.
Clure publications, ine., 1916. [11]
p. ports. 12mo. [12423
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 432107; McClure publi-
cations, ine., New York.
Heratp tailoring eco. Fatten your
purse. [14] p. folder. illus. Shaped
like wallet of bills. obl. 32mo.
[12424
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 429905. John C. Bur-
meister ptg. co., Chicago.
Bookkeep-
10. The
6 (a-c)
Herz (EHugene)* Chicago,
ing for the storekeeper.
double entry system.—pt.
(In Profitable storekeeping, June
1916) [12425
© May 25, 1916; 1 ec. May 26,
1916; A 424828.
Herzperc (Max J.) Questions on
Pancoast and Shelly’s first book in
English literature. Prepared by M.
J. Herzberg and Henry M. Gold-
stein. New York, Henry Holt and
company [1916] cover-title, 22 p.
12mo. [12426
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 431217. Henry Holt &
co., New York.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12427
pt. 1, 2s. 9.86
HeEywoop (D. Herbert)* Los Angeles.
Mind power building. Six lectures
on the new science of self develop-
ment. various paging. 12mo. (On
cover, Heywood system of personal
efficiency.) $20.00. [12427
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429953.
Hicks (Ira Evans)* Browns Mills,
N. J. Moral house-cleaning, a ser-
mon to women only. 19 p. 12mo.
$0.10. [12428
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480820.
Hickson*, New York. Are you there?
(In Harper’s bazar, June 1916)
[12429
© May 27, 1916; 1 c. May 25,
1916; A 424790.
Hinps (A. 8.)* Portland, Me. Time
touches lightly the fair skin of child-
hood. [12] p. folder. illus. (part
eol.) 16mo. [12480
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434066.
Hine (Percy W)* New York. Old
jewels in new settings. 2 1. col.
illus. 24mo. [12431
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 4380441.
HoFHEIMER (Zach.) State constitu-
tional law. [Chicago, American cor-
respondence school of law, 1916]
28 p. port. S8vo. [124382
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2c. Apr. 28, 1916;
aff. May 8, 1916; A 429902; Ameri-
can correspondence school of law,
Chicago.
Hogwa.LLow news. May 19, 1916. (In
Union sentinel ) [12433
May 19, 1916; 1 c@ May 26,
1916; A 424829; Adams syndicate,
Madisonville, Ky.
Hooker (Forrestine C.)* Los Angeles.
Craven, adapted and arranged by
Forrestine C. Hooker and Wilder
MeKean from original short story
The Coward by Forrestine Hooker.
12 p. 12mo. $0.25. [12434
© Apr, 21 191G: 2) ie; sand vate
May 1, 1916; A 430628.
[Hope (Chester R.)] [12435-12451
Do they pay to join the crowd. ©. May
oi 1916" fc. May “22, aN
424805.
Good-bye to little Yum-yum and her gor-
geous kimona. © May 21, 1916; 1 ec.
May 24, 1916; A 424801.
Hand of Wall street reaches out after
sunken treasures of the deep. © June
4, 1916; 1 c. June 6, 1916; A 440142.
19.6
[Hore (Chester R.)]—Continued.
How white siren of the Antarctic almost
lured Shackleton to his death. ©
June 4, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 6, 1916; A
440147.
If all the world saves an hour of day-
light, what time will it be? © June
4. 1916; 1 ec. June 6, 1916; A 440144.
America goes to war. © May 21,
TOLG Ae: “May 24, 1916; A 424807.
It takes three generations to make a gen-
tleman, and aneee to make a king.
May 28, 1916; c. May 31, 1916;
424959.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. May 21, 1916. @©@ May 21,
1916; 1 c. May 24, 1916; A 424806.
May 28, 1916. © May 28, 1916;
1 ce. May a4 1916; A 424961.
June 4, 1916. © June 4, 1916;
1c. June 6, 1916; A 440148.
Now she hopes divorce will win the love
marriage failed to bring. © May 21
1916; 1 ec. May 24, 1916: A 424803.
Saddest triumph that made Granados
children orphans. @©@ June 4, 1916;
1c. June 6, 1916; A 440146.
Self-electrocution as a penance for death
of two. © May 28, 1916; 1 c. May 31,
1916; A 424962.
Turning the searchlight of evolution into
the dark hiding places of disease. ©
May 21, 1916; 1 c. May 24, 1916;
424802.
When the former Mrs. James Todhunter
Sloan becomes the wife of Lieut. cae
nette, U. S. N. © June 4, 1916;
June 6, 1916; A 440143.
Will ghosts of victims of dread London
tower haunt God’s fools, its newest
prisoners. © May 28, 1916; 1 c. May
31, 1916; A 424960.
World has a new greatest ee of all
time. © May 21, 1916; e. May 24,
1916; A 424804.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Hopkins (Frank W.) Scoop, the cub
reporter. Each proof ‘illus.
[12452-12456
Weeks of Mar. 20, 27, Apr. 3, 10, 17, 24,
14, Apr 11,
KE
uae © Mar. "28, 1916;
each and aff. Mans i 1916; A
430606430608.
Weeks of May i, 8, 15, 22, 1916;
9, Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. 2 oe
May 12 1916: A 430834, 430835.
‘© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
Horwick maltoat biscuit co.*, Milwau-
kee. Food of many uses. [4] DP.
illus. 16mo. [12457
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429951.
Horner (Warren Murdock) * Minneap-
olis. Prize essays, use of old line
life insurance for farmers. Phila-
delphia, Pa., The Provident life and
trust company, 1916. 15 p. 8vo.
$0.25. [12458
© May 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
Sky) LG; i 432250.
564
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no. 6, 1916
L Hours (Roméo)
BOOKS, GROUP Ii
12480
On-
[12459, 12460
HorTroint electric heating co.*,
tario, Cal.
Electric range burners. 28 p. illus
diagrs. 12mo. @ May 13, 1916; 2 =
and aff. May 22, 1916. A 434039.
[Evolution of
ove. ©. Mar.
= , 1916; aff. May
1i mois dans les
tranchées anglaises en France et en
Belgique. (Jn New Bedford inde-
pendant) [12461
© May 29, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 440168; Arthur L. Beuvier, New
Bedford, Mass.
House (Elwin Lincoln)* Hood River,
[12462, 124638
athe Su epecious mind of God.
; [1] p. i6mo © May 9,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May ‘18, 1916; A
432029.
Life as a masterpiece. = 2: o. ©
May 6, 1916; 2 ¢. i Ze isie. aff.
May 10, 1916; at 434086.
Howarp (Shafter)* San Francisco.
Gallant boys in blue; scenario
lyrics. [San Francisco, Cal., Printed
by J. H. Nash, 1916] cover-title,
6 p. 4to. [12464
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429788.
Howett (EE. F.) jr. Functions of a
claim department, an address de-
livered before the Insurance society
of New York on Feb. 15, 1916. 3832p
Svo. [12465
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 4384072; Insurance so-
ciety of New York, New York.
Horr (Charlotte Evelyn) Lesson of the
flowers, what they taught Muriel;
an Easter story. [ Philadelphia,
Printed by E. A. Wright bank note
co., 1916] 1p. 1,15 p. 16mo.
[12466
oan 22 1916: 2:.¢e. Apr. 24,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 429799;
Charles Laurence Huff, Philadel-
phia.
HucuHes (Edward M.)* Harrison, N. J.
This land is my land. [Harrison,
N. J., New system ptg., 1916] [4]
p. col. illus. 24mo. (Cover-title:
My land) $0.05. [12467
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434008.
San-
(In Greenbook magazine)
[12468, 12469
HueHes (Rupert)* New York.
dalwood.
ehap. 8-11. © May 12, 1916; 1 c. May
15, 1916; A 424496.
eas i216. © June 12, 1916;.1 ec.
June 15, 1916; A 440238.
&:
HuGHEs (Mr. & Mrs. Rupert) Gloria’s
romance. (In Chicago Sunday
tribune) [12470-12472
chap. 1-7. © May 28, 1916; 1 ec. June
2, 1916; A 424974.
chap. 7-11. © June 4, 1916: 1c. June
9, 1916; A 440171.
chap. 12-16. @© June 11, 1916; 1 «@
June 16, 1916; A 440322.
© A. M. Hughes, Chicago.
HUMANITARIAN magazine.
ed. [1916] 27 p. 8vo.
© Apr. 24, 1916: 2 c.
1, 1916; A. 480596:
baum, New York.
Mar.—Apr.
[12473
and afi. May
Misha Appel-
Humbert
cover-title. [11] p.
24mo. $0.25 [12474
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 430825; Addie Rose
Humbert, Cedar Falls, Ia.
HUMBERT (Galen Franklin)
golden wedding.
HuMpHREYS’ homeopathic medicine
co.*, New York. [12475, 12476
Humphreys’ marvel witch hazel. 6
folder, illus. 24mo. © May 6, 1916:
2 e@. and aff. May 8, 1916; A 430751.
Humphreys’ witch hazel ointment (com-
pound). Spanish [ed.] Beal fot ap
illus. 24mo. © May 10, 1916: 2 ec.
and aff. May 11, 1916; A 429995.
Huntineton (Edward V.) Mathe-
matical tables; and, Weights and
measures, by E. V. Huntington and
Louis <A. Fischer. 85 p. 12mo.
(Section 1.) [12477
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916: A 429830; McGraw-Hill
book co., ine., New York.
& supply co.*,
Minter homes.
HUNTINGTON lumber
Huntington, W. Va.
cover-title, 1 p. 1, 5-128 p. illus,,
plans. S8vo. ([{Catalogue no. 101])
[12478
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 480366.
Hurp (Archibald) Germans’ subma-
rine war violates laws of humanity
in their own prize code. (Jn New
York herald) [12479
© May 14, 1916; 1 c. May 15,
1916; A 424482; New York herald
co., New York.
Huston (Dr.) I am only a tooth.
(In Evansville Sunday courier)
[12480
© May 21, 1916; 1 ¢. June-5,
1916; A 440090; Joseph N. Jerome,
Evansville, Ind.
=
oO
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12481
Huston (Frank M.) Factors tend-
ing towards The revival of business.
(In Telephony, May, 1916) [12481
© May 6, 1916; 1 c. May 27,
1916; A 424898; Maurice B. Kov-
nat, Chicago.
HvutTcHISoN vapor heating corpora-
tion*, Washington. Hutchison fitter.
eover-title, 39 p. illus., diagr.
16mo. [12482
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430497.
Hyprex felt & engineering co.*, New
York. Sound deadening and insula-
tion. 12 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
[12483
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 429760.
IMPERIAL brass mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Imperial oxy-acetylene apparatus.
Catalogue no. 135. 28 p. illus.
SVO. [12484
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Apr. 29, 1916; A 429775.
INcoME builders systematic savings
society. ‘Investment savings certifi-
eate, class ©, series 2. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 19 by 16
inches. [12485
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429604; Edward H.
Rice, Boston.
INDIAN River citrus fruit assn.*, Chi-
cago. Reasons why. cover-title, 19
p. 24mo. [12486
© May 9, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
May 12, 1916; A 480827.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Indianapolis city directory, 1916. v.
62. Indianapolis, R. L. Polk & @o.,
1916. 2p.1., 21-1917 p. 4to. $10.00
[12487
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 4333845; R. L. Polk &
co., Indianapolis.
INGLE system co.*,
when ill. 16 p.
Dayton, QO. No bill
illus. 16mo.
[12488
©). Apr. 28, 1916.2. ce) and, ii.
May 6, 1916; A 429868.
Indiana-
Insley gravity plant for con-
64 p. illus.,
INSLEY manufacturing co.*,
polis.
crete distribution.
tables, diagrs. S8vo. (Catalog no.
41) [12489
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 480604.
pt. I, 2.8. -¥% 13
INSULL (Samuel)* Chicago. Uniyer-
sal electricity supply, an address,
Feb. 14, 1916. 11 p. 8vo. [12490
© May 15, 1916; 2 c May 17,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 432190.
| INSURANCE press*, New York.
[12491-12493
Leaders in the life insurance field. ©
May 17, 1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916; A
424594.
Life insurance salesman. @
1916; 1 c. June 10, 1916; 2 atotso.
oe ieee you mean and mean what you
© May 15, 1916; 1 2. May 18,
1016: A 424598.
[Note: The foregoing are in Insurance
press]
(fF
INTERNATIONAL BANK*, New York.
Conversion table s. d. into decimals
of £ Wall chart, 11 by 14 inches.
- [12494
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 430415.
INTERNATIONAL CABLE directory €o.*,
New York. International cable reg-
ister of the world, in conjunction
with Western union telegraph code.
1181 p. 4to. $8.00. [12495
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 483184.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
schools. [12496-12499
Electricity and magnetism; instruction
with examination questions.
| 1750. Scranton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 40, 3 p. illus. 8vo. ©
Mar. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff. May 1
1916 ; A 429808.
Making the sale; instruction paper with
examination questions. pt. 1, 2. Ast
ed. 1419A, 1419B. Scranton, Pa.,
International textbook company
[1916] 2 v. cover-titles. 8vo. ©
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 1,
1916; A’ 429806.
Mental qualities needed for salesman-
ship; instruction paper with examina-
tion ‘questions. ist ed. 1471. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany cover-title, 45, 2 p.
8vo. © Mar. 20, 1916; 3 Cc. and aff.
ne TEL OMG eee 429807.
Principles of telephony; instruction pa-
per with examination questions. Ist
ed. 1751. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
40, 3. p. illust Svar Mar. 20,
1916: 2c. and aff. May 1,.1916; A
429809.
© International
Scranton, Pa.
textbook ¢o.,
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR institute*, Chi-
cago. Complete course of study in
the science of automobiling, gas en-
gines, gas tractors. Lesson no. 3, 4.
2 v. illus., diagrs. 8vo. Contents.—
Lesson no. 3. Valves and govern-
066
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR institute*, Chi-
cago—Continued.
ors.—Lesson no. 4. Lubricating and
cooling. [12500, 12501
© Mar. 34, Apr. 22, 1916: 2 c.
each and aff. May 8, 1916; A 480767,
430768.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret. (In New
York evening journal)
[12502-12526
May 138, 1916. © May 13, 1916; lc.
May 15, 1916; A 494476,
May 15, 1916. @© May 15, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 16, 1916; A 494509.
May 16, 1916. © May 16,
May 17 1916; A 424510.
May Af, 18, 1916. © May 17, 18, 1916
1 May 18, 19, 1916; "A 42462 9
1916; lc.
424624.
May 19, 1916. © May 19, 1916; 1 ec.
May 20, 1916; A ‘A 4DAGTS,
May 20, 1916. © May 20, 1916; 1 «
May 23, 1916; A 424731.
May 22, 1916. of May 22, 1916; 1 «.
May 33, 1916; A 424734.
May 23, 1916. © May 28, 1916; 1 ec.
May 24, 1916; A AD4 749,
May 24, 1916. o May 24, 1916; 1 ec.
May 25, 1916; A 424788.
May 25, 1916. @ May 25, 1916; 1 ec.
May 26, 1916; A 494894.
May 26, 1916. © May 26, 1916; 1 «¢.
May 27, 1916; A 424842.
May 27, 1916. o May, 2%, LOMGie" 1 ve:
May 29, 1916; A 424871.
May 29, 30, 1916. © May 29, 30, 1916;
1 ¢. each May 31, 1916; A 424919,
424920.
May 31, 1916. @©@ May 31, 1916; 1 ec.
June 2, 1916; A 424952.
June 1, 2, 1916. © June 1, 2, 1916; 1 e¢
each’ June 8, 1916; A 440001, 440003.
sune 3, 1916. © June 38, 1916; 1 «c.
June ve 1916; A 440108.
Mine oe L91G. GC June 4H, 1916; 1 «.
June 7, 1916; A 440111.
June 6, 1916. @ June 6, 1916; 1 «.
June 7, 1916; A 440115.
fone i 1916; © June 7, 19165. 1. ec.
June 8, 1916; A 440132.
James's, 1916. )© June 8, 191631 ¢.
June 9, 1916; A 4401387.
june 9, 1916., © June .9, 1916; 1 c.
June 10, 1916; A 440170.
June 10, 1916. © June 10, 1916; 1 «.
June 12, 1916; A 440188.
June 12, 1916. © June 12, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 13, 1916; A 440219.
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY service bu-
reau. Course of instruction in
train operation, brakemen and fire-
men. ist, 2d installments. 2 v.
diagr. 8vo. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] 12527, 12528
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 480948, 480944;
Le Roy M. Edwards, St. Louis.
12541
INTERSTATE map co.*, Newark, N. J.
Red book guide to New York city,
Manhattan and Bronx, 160 p. maps.
16mo. $0.15. [12529
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429864.
INTRAVENOUS products co.*, Denver.
Direct medication, the intravenous
method. [New ed.] 64 p._ illus.
SVO. [12530
© May 5, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430770. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter ]
INVESTMENT bond corporation.
[12531-12533
Six per cent cumulative bond. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 17 by 11 inches,
fold. to 8vo. @ Apr. 2 LONG 2 eC:
and aff. May 6, 1916; A 429878.
Think it over. Card, printed on both
sides, 93 by 5% inches. © Apr. 26,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 6, 1916; A
432026.
U work for your money, why not make
your money work for U? cover-title,
24 p. 16mo. @© Apr. 29, 19016; 2 e.
and aff. May 6, 1916; A 429877.
© Ida Belle Tallcott, Denver.
IRVINGTON garage & auto co., inc.*,
Portland, Or. Mt. Hood by auto.
[8] p. illus. 16mo. [12534
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 432180.
Isakovics (Alois von)* Monticello,
N. Y. American perfumer, synfleur
insert no. 70 C. [4] p. illus. fol.
[12535
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 480625.
Ivor (Paul d’)* Paris. Route du 75
(1914-1915). nos. 1-20, 22-84, 36-81,
83-119, 121-192, 194-227, 229-235.
229 instalments] (Jn Paris Infor-
mation, 4 juin, 1915—24 févr., 1916)
[12536
© June 4, 1915-Feb. 24, 1916; 1 ce.
each June 1, 1916; A—Foreign 13748.
JACOBSON (Pauline) [12537-12541
California’s first millionaire. © May 20,
1916; 1 ¢. May 24, 1916; A 424756.
Chanteys sung to the rhythm of the
pumps. @© May 27, 1916; 1c. May 31,
1916; A 424944.
© Bulletin, San Francisco.
Firemen’s first defeat. © June 3, 1916;
1c. June 8, 1916; A 440120.
Golden romances of the firemen. © June
10,7-19163;..1 “e: Jaume. 15, (2916; A:
440221.
© Pauline Jacobson, San Fran-
cisco.
067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12542
JACOBSON (Pauline)—Continued.
In the days when courage was a virtue.
@ May 13, 1916; 1 c. May 17, 1916;
A 424535.
[Note: The foregoing are in San Fran-
cisco bulletin]
© Bulletin, San Francisco.
JAMES (Marquis) Their lost prince;
or, The love that swayed a throne.
chap. 1-5. (Jn Chicago ledger)
[12542
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 c. June 38, 1916;
A 440050; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
JAMES’ barn magazine. v. 5, no. 1,
May, 1916. 19° p: ‘illus; diaers.
Svo. [12543
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 482245; James mfg. co.,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]
[12544-12572
Bridal robes, by Mme. Qui Vive. [pseud.]
@ May 28, 1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916;
A 424906.
Negligees to match the wall paper, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] © June
ia 91GS dete. “Sune Fal 2" LOG LA
440304.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] May 138,
1916. @ May 13, 1916; 1 c. May 15,
1916; A 424468.
May 15, 1916. @©@ May 15, 1916;
1c. May 17, 1916; A 424547.
May 16, 17, 1916. @ May 16, 17,
AD1LG se" ce. each. May. 18, 29163. A.
424551, 424558.
May 18, 1916. © May 18, 1916;
1c. May 19, 1916; A 424616.
—— May 20, 1916. © May 20, 1916; 1
ce. May 22, 1916; A 424681.
May 22-24, 1916. @©@ May 22-24,
AOTG) ae! May 2325. FTG ss A:
424771, 424776, 424780.
May 25, 1916. @ May 25, 1916;
1c. May 26, 1916; A 424818.
May 26, 27, 1916. © May 26, 27,
19162 db .e (May 27, (29,. 19tGin A
424862, 424867.
— May 29, 30, 1916. © May 29, 30,
1916; 1 ec. each May 31, 1916; A
424908, 424916.
—— May 31, 1916. © May 31, 1916;
1c. June 1, 1916; A 424949.
June, 1, 2916:, .;O©esune 1; 1916s
1c. June 2, 1916; A 424994.
Jane” 2) 3, 19169 @ “June 23.8,
1916; 1 c. June 3, 5, 1916; A 440025,
440029.
June 5, 1916. © June 5, 1916; 1c.
June 6, 1916; A 440271.
—— June 6, 1916. © June 6, 1916; 1c.
June 7, 1916; A 440274.
June 7, 1916. © June 7, 1916; 1 c.
June 8, 1916; A 440276.
June 8, 1916. © June 8, 1916; 1 c.
June 9, 1916; A 440281.
June 9, 1916. © June 9, 1916; 1 c.
June 10, 1916; A 440286.
pt. 1; nos. V.48
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] June 10,
1916. © June 10, 1916; 1 c. June 12,
1916; A 440291.
June 12, 1916. © June 12, 1916;
1 ec. June 15, 1916; A 440313.
June 14, 1916. © June 14, 1916:
1c. June 16, 1916; A 440297.
June 15, 1916. © June 15, 1916;
1c. June 16, 1916; A 440315.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JAPANESE water color co. [12573, 12574
Japanese opaque water colors in film
leafiets for artists’ use. Booklet No. 1.
[8] p. mounted samples. obl. 48mo.
$0.75. © Apr. 10, 1916; 2 e. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 429912.
Peerless Japanese transparent water col-
ors. p. lL, p. 5-230 (atlas seems
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 9,
1916; A 429941. .
© Charles Frederick Nicholson,
Rochester, N. Y.
JARoS (Alfred L.) jr.*, New York.
Jaros exposure calculator. Card,
printed on both sides, 54 by 34
inches. [12575
© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429608.
JAVITZ (Benjamin A.)* New York.
[12576-12577
Few questions before extending credit.
Card, printed on both sides, 4 by 24
inches. © May 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 27, 1916; A 432207.
Ten commandments for credit men.
Card, 94 by 4 inches. © Apr. 25,
1916; 2 ec. Apr. 27, 1916; aff. May 3,
1916; A 429850.
JENKINS (W. E.) Before and after
Ibsen. [Chicago, Printed by Rogers
& Hall co.] 1916. .-7-DYe Bees
(Drama league of America. Course
4) $0.25 [12578
©) Apr. 17%) 1916; °2 -€) Ape
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429733;
Drama league of America, Chicago.
JEROME (Jerome K.)* Marlow Com-
mon, Bucks, England. Street of the
blank wall. New York, Dodd, Mead
and company, 1916. 48 p. 12mo.
$0.25 [12579
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 432233.
JEVNE (H.) co.*, Los Angeles. Bread
book. cover-title, [8] p., fold. sheet,
illus. (part col.) 8vo. [12580
© Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429646.
068
BOOKS, GROUP II
_ no. 6, 1916
—
JOERNS (Arnold) Bigger, better busi-
ness. (Jn Chicago herald)
[12581-12583
More money for less. May 15, 16, 1916.
© May 15, 16, 1916; 1c. May 17, 18,
1916; A 424550, 424553.
What to expect from an advertising
agency. @ May 17, 1916; 1 ec. May
18, 1916; A 424559.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JOHNSON (Allen) Chronicles of Amer-
ica. Preliminary prospectus. New
Haven, Yale university press, 1916.
cover-title,8p. S8vo. $0.25. [12584
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. May 9, 1916;
aff. May 10, 1916; A 480818; Yale
university press, New Haven.
JOHNSON (Charlies William)* Nash-
ville. Multum in parvo; or, Hints
on the solution of a noted problem.
[3] p. 16mo. $0.10. [12585
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 12, 1916; A 430846.
JOHNSON (Edward E.)* St.
Johnson brass well screen, jacket
ribbon and winder, demon _ grip
steel pump red coupling, Pollard
bottom. Catalog no. 16. 32 p. illus.,
tables, diagrs. 12mo. (Cover-title:
Jobnson well screens. ) [12586
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430773.*
Paul.
JOHNSON (Tilma) Pasadena, Cal.
California hymn, by Josefa Golden
[pseud.] Card, illus., 114 by 73
inches. $0.25. [12587
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 8, 1916; A 4380816.
JoNES (Berton H.)* Pittsburgh.
Jones-Cook-Rose system, drugless
treatment of pneumonia. [4] pp.
16mo. $1.00. [12588
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430378.
JONES (Mare Edmund)* New York.
Secret sin. [3] p. 8vo. [12589
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 480544.
JOURNAL Of naprapathy. v. 7, no. 4,
Apr., 1916. Health and how to get
=. p. illus. Svo. [12590
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916: A 430602; Chicago college
of naprapathy, Chicago.
Jupp (Almon C.)* Waterbury, Conn.
Ideal tour [1916] [New York, N.
Y., Printed by the Kalkhoff co.] 1916.
8vo.
[12591
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 431547.
94 p. front., illus., maps.
| a
12604
JUDSON (Jack) [12592, 12593
Black Horse Ben; or Liberty’s lone scout.
chap. 1-3. © Apr. 29, 1916; 1 c. June
35 1916 ; A 440065.
Captain Kidd’s treasure; or The mystery
ef Shelter Cove. chap. 1-3. © Jan
, 1916; 1c. June 8, Voie: A 440053,
[Note The foregoing are in Chicago
ledger]
© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
et (Harry C.) & son*, Philadel-
eae Kahn’s spring opening. [8]
illus. fol. [12594
ee Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 430440.
| KatseR (Ferd. P.) pub. co.*, St. Louis.
Hand book for organizers. 32 p.
12mo. [12595
ge Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
, 1916; A 482033.
(Nicholas John)* New
York. MKalliaves’ treatment or ef-
fective and radical cure of the ar-
teriosclerosis by means of the Cir-
culation of the blood. 6, [1] D.
12mo. $0.25. [12596
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480821.
KANSAS ciITy star. If our forefathers
came back. (in Kansas City star)
[12597
© May 7.1916; 1 ec. May 22, 1916;
A 424707: Tiatdan ad service, Kan-
sas City, Mo.
KANSAS STATE agricultural college
(Dept. of domestic science)* Man-
hattan, Kan. Etiquette and service
of the table. 3d ed., rev. and rewrit-
ten. 32 p. plates. Svo. $0.10.
[12598
(Mara St A916: 2, @. Apr ad
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 428886.
KAUFMAN (D. C.) Kidnappers Kkid-
napped; or, TFwo girls in a boat.
chap. 3. (Jn Illustrated companion,
June, 1916) [12599
©) May 125; 1916; 1’ -e) June+2,
1916; A 424964; F. B. Warner ©Co.,
ine., New York.
Her-
(In
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* New York.
bert Kaufman’s weekly page.
Boston Sunday herald)
[12600-12604
1916: «Ov May 77, 0191654: ce:
May 15, 1916; A 424488.
May 14, 1916. © May 14, 1916; 1 e.
May 19, 1916; A 424595.
May 21, 1916. © May 21,
May 31, 1916; A 424926.
May 7,
SG Sa AG.
May 28, 1916. @©@ May 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 13, 1916: A 440216.
June. 4.1916. @ ; Jime. 4. J9Te sy 7 oc.
June 15, 1916; A 440245.
569
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12605
pt. 1, B.8., ¥ 25
KAUSER (Alice)* New York. Benefit
for Hungarian war children, Lyric
theatre, New York, Apr. 11th, 1916.
18, [6] p. 8vo. (Cover-title: Book
of the children) [12605
© Apr: 11, 1916; 2c: and aff.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 429713.
KAUSTINE cO., ine.*, Buffalo. Sani-
tary equipment, practical sewage
disposal without water or sewer,
waterless closets. Catalog E. 48 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. [12606
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 480736.
Kay (Ross) [12607-12610
Go ahead boys and the mysterious old
house. Illus. by R. Emmett Owen.
New York, Barse & Hopkins [1916]
232 p. incl. front. plates. 12mo. @©
May 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 18,
1916; A 431116.
Go ahead boys and the treasure cave.
Illus. by R. Emmett Owen. New York,
Barse & Hopkins [1916] 246 p. incl.
front. plates. 12mo. © May 12,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 18, 1916;
A 481117.
Go ahead boys in the island camp.
Illus. by R. Emmett Owen. New
York, Barse & Hopkins [1916] 251
Dp. incl. front. plates. 8vo. @©@ May
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24, 1916.
A 433120.
Go ahead boys on Smugglers’ Island.
Illus. by R. Emmett Owen. New York,
Barse & Hopkins [1916] 247 p.
incl. front. plates. 12mo. @ May
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 18, 1916.
A 431118.
© Barse & Hopkins, New York.
KEELER (Harry Stephen)
[12611, 12612
Flyer hold up; or The mystery of train
ag; -chap. 1, 2: © Dec, 4, 1915 51 ¢
June 8, 1916; A 440046.
Michaux z-ray; or The criminal investi-
gator. chap. 1-7. @©@ Apr. 8, 1916;
Ie, June 3, 1916; A 440061.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
ledger]
© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
KEELEY (J.)* Chicago. [12613-12624
How the war restored the greatest living
sculptor to France. @ May 21, 1916;
1 c. May 22, 1916; A 424765.
How to protect your auto from street
thieves. © May 14, 1916; 1 ¢«. May
15, 1916; A 424545,
Is her (American) beauty to restore a
European throne? © May 28, 1916;
1c. May 29, 1916; A 4249038.
go in the
Just why Shakespeare won’t
1 c., May
movies. © May 14, 1916;
15, 1916; A 424546.
More marital backbone and less_ wish-
bone, women’s greatest need. @ May
14, 1916; 1 c May 15, 1916; A
424544,
Pound of fiesh as costly as Shylock’s. ©
June 11, 1916; 1 ce. June 12, 1916: A
440311,
KEELEY (J.)*—Continued.
Society at last finds a useful plaything.
© June 4, 1916; 1°e June 5; 2oIG-
A 440267.
Something a man should know and
doesn’t. © May 21, 1916; 1 ec. May
22, 1916; A 424767
Sees abschrtele & new about a ee
girls! © May 21,,1916; 1 ©. May 2
1916; A 424763.
Siaedante fairy slipper just fitted this
shop-girl Cinderella. @ June 4, 1916;
1 ce. June 5, 1916; A 440263.
Why high society likes to
from itself. © June 11, 1
June 12, 1916; A 440309.
Why society girls don’t want society
men for husbands. © May 28, 1916;
1c. May 29, 1916; A 424901.
156. poy
Note: The f Chi
BS a e foregoing are in icago
KEELEY (James Hugh)* Washington.
Democracy or despotism in the
American Capital. 8 p. _ folder.
16mo. [12625
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 432219.
KEENAN (Thomas)* Pittsburgh. Intro-
duction to table of logarithmic are
constants. Sheet, 8 by 5 inches.
[12626
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429546.
KELLER (David H.) Practical sugges-
tions on claim adjustments. Case
no. 96-102. (Jn Casualty review,
May 1916) [12627
© May 25, 1916; 1 c. June 12,
1916; A 440205; Western under-
writer co., New York.
KELLoce toasted corn flake co.*, Bat-
tle Creek. Freight distribution
chart. Card, 224 by 17 inches.
[12628
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 @ Apr. 27,
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 4380710.
KEMBLE (William Fretz)* Hastings-
ohn-Hudson, N. Y. Standard tests
for human character, no. 1. 381 p.
illus. 4to. $0.10. [12629
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 432084.
KENAGA (W. C.)* Cleveland. Ad art
service. Week ending Apr. 1-29,
1916. 5 v. illus. fol. [12630-12634
© Mar. 24, 31, Apr. 7, 13, 20, 1916;
2c. each and aff. Apr. 25, 1916; A
a
429689429693.
KENDALL & co.*, Buffalo. Ten year
reference calendar and miultiplica-
tion table to the 25s,, 1916-1925. 26
p. 16mo. $0.25. [126385
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c Apr. 5, 1916;
aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 430523.
570
iit
,
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
12671
KENNEDY (Alexander Ralph)* Wash-
ington. Scenario technic. Wash-
ington, Doty company [1916] coy-
er-title, [11] p. 12mo. $0.15.
[12636
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480754.
KENT candy co. Our candy company.
[4] p. 16mo. [12637
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 480558; Harry H. Kent,
Galena, Kan,
Kerr turbine co.*, Wellsville, N. Y.
Economy exhaust steam turbines.
14 p., fold. sheet, illus., diagrs. 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 538—ed. 2.) [12638
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430890.
KreHi (W. J. L.) [12639-12642
Dutch East Indies guarded. © May 25,
1916; 1 e. May 29, 1916; A 424886.
Food for Belgium stopped. © May 26,
916; 1 c. May 29, 1916; A 424896.
Germans are buying offal. © June 10,
1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916; A 440251.
Holland shuns peace move. © May 27,
1916; 1 c. May 31, 1916; A 424934.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
Chi-
Kitmer (Fred B.) Household hand-
book. 48 p. illus. 8vo. [12643
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480750; Johnson & John-
son, New Brunswick, N. J.
Knox-
Kine mantel & furniture co.*,
ville, Tenn. King mantels. cover-
title, 96 p. illus. obl. 4to. (Cata-
logue no. 55) [12644
i) apr. 29, 1916; 2 « May 1,
1916; A 430894.
Kinestey (Maud Elma) Pupils’ out-
lines in elementary community
civics on the loose leaf plan. Town
and rural school ed., by M. E. Kings-
ley and F. H. Palmer. Boston,
Mass., The Palmer company. [1916]
[382] p. 4to. [12645
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 482252; Palmer
co., Boston.
Kinsey & Mahler co.
Peoria, Ill. [1916] cover-title, xi,
594 p. illus. 8vo. [12646
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 428986; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
Catalogue E,
Kirk (Alice Gitcheli)
[12647-12654
May 26, 1916. @©
1 yen May? 275" #916):
Comfort at home.
May 26, 1916;
A 424845,
June 2, 1916. © June 2, 1916;
1 ¢. June’ 3, 1916; A 440012.
Home making schedule. © June 9,
LOG Pe gune 10s Lodo oA 440183.
Home making talks. Bread as a food
(cont’d.) @ May 19, 1916; 1 ¢c. May
20, 1916; A 424637.
—— Home coming of tke bride, © June
9, 1916; 1 c. June 10, 1916; A 440182.
—— June peas and how to cook them.
@Qrsuners2 lore ye. June aya Lone >
A 440011.
Orange recives from California. ©
May 26) 1916; 1 eG) May 2%, 1916"
A 424844,
Sunday tramp with a lunch box. ©
May 19, 1916; 1 ¢e; May 20; 1916;
A 424636.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land plain dealer]
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
KuLiInE (R. E. Pattison) Effective
public speaking. [12655-12669
Lesson no. 14-12. Chicago, American
correspondence school of law, [1916]
12 vy. illus. 16mo. Contents.—1.
Training for effective speaking.—2.
Mastering one’s self.—3. Purposes of
the speech.—4. Matters of personal ap-
pearance.—5. Processes of outlining.—
6. Elements of effective delivery.—T.
Phrasing in speech.—8. How to phrase
a speech.—9. The speech as affected
by the audience.—10. The speech as
affected by the occasion.—11. How to
emphasize.—12. Simple laws of ges-
ture. © Apr. 5, 1916; 2. c. each and
aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 430571—430582.
Side talk no. 1-3. Chicago, Ameri-
can correspondence school of law.
[1916] oa Be 16mo. Contents.—
1. Value of public speaking.—2. Steps
in preparation.—3. The analysis of ave
famous speeches. © Apr. 5, 1916;
aNGapaite SADE. 259) 1OlG: "A 130583.
430585.
© American correspondence school
of law, Chicago.
KwnicHt & Christensen co.
[12670, 12671
Put-me-on for fresh air. Card, ae a
7 by 54 inches. © May 8, 1916;
and aff. May 15, 1916; 1 c. May 36.
1916; A 4382206.
Put-me-on your window shade. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. @ May 8, 1916; 1 c¢.
and aff. May 15, 1916; 1 ¢. May 26,
1916; A 4382205.
© Henry Marsh, Chicago.
KNospet (Elizabeth) When little
thoughts go rhyming, by Elizabeth
Knobel, illus. by Maginel Wright En-
right. Chicago, Rand, McNally &
ov1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12672
pt.1,n.s., v.13
IKNOBEL (Hlizabeth )—Continued.
company [1916] 96 p. incl. front.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. $0.75.
[12672
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 15,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 4383021;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
KNOEPPEL (C. E.) & co. & McCall &
Clarke co.*, New York. Business in-
vestigation the first step towards in-
dustrial preparedness. no. 1. Man-
agement. cover-title, [11] p. S8vo.
$0.50. [12673
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 484081.
KNOWLES (Frederic) My friend Al-
ton; or, The adventure at Wells
Canyon. chap. 1-5. (In Chicago
ledger ) [12674
Feb. 12, 1916; 1 ¢« June 38,
1916; A 440056; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago. —
KNOWLTON (M. D.) co.*, Rochester,
INgOOYe [12675-12678
Box corner staying machines. 24 p.
illus. S8vo, (Bulletin 41, form 323
© May 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 4,
1916; A 429859.
How accidents are eliminated. 11, [1]
Toe) TUNKUISE a tchyoy (Bulletin 50, form
350) © May 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 11, 1916; A 432000.
Making boxes the Knowlton way. 12'p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin 48,
form 328) © May 5, 1916; 2 c¢. and
aff. May 8, 1916; A 480760.
Slitting and rewinding machines. §8 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin 44, for
347) © May 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429866.
Kwox hat e@o., ine.*, New York. Knox
Styles. Sheet, illus... 1637" by) 21
inches. [12679
Gy Apr. IiglGs) 20ew ADE SLOG;
aff. May 11, 1916; A 430849.
KNyY-SCHEERER corp.*, New York.
Albee method of bone transplanta-
tion. 19, [1] p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Cover-title: Bone surgery with the
improved Albee electro operative in-
struments. ) [12680
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434115.
KorHLeR (Hmma E.)* Chicago.
[12681-12687
Chums. Card) ‘cole DUS... Lb bye ie
inches. $0.25. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c¢.
and aff. May 13, 1916; A 432043.
Dear daddy. Card: j ihisy; DLP by 7s
inches. $0.25. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. May 13, 1916; A 432044.
To my brother. Card; col. illus., 11 by
73 inches. $0.25. @© Apr. 14, 1916;
2°c. and aff. May 13, 1916; A 4382041.
KOEHLER (Emma E.)*—Continued.
To my daughter. Card, col. illus., 11 by
7% inches. $0.25. © Apr. 14, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 18, 1916; A 4382046.
To my sister. Card, col. illus., 11 by 73%
inches. $0.25. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. May 18, 1916; A 432042.
To my son. Card, col. illus., 11 by 7%
inches. $0.25. @© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. May 13, 1916; A 432045.
To my wife. Card, col. illus., 11 by 7%
inches. $0.25. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. May 138, 1916; A 432047.
KRATZER (Hlizabeth Cary)* Chicago.
Individual completeness; or, The
male and female of God’s creating.
Chicago, Ill., G. A. Kratzer, [1916]
3p. 1, p. 9-78. front. S8vo. $1.00.
[12688
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2c and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429619.
KrusapDA (Carl)* New York. Land of
Ad. 15, [1] p. S8vo. [12689
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. May 2, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 429911.
KUPPENHEIMER (House of)* Chicago.
Summer supplement of Kuppen-
heimer newspaper fashion cuts. [6]
p. folder, illus. fol. [12690
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 480975.
Kurrz bros.*, Clearfield, Pa. MInstruc- .
tions for making distribution of ex-
penditures. Sheet, 8} by 13% inches.
[12691
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429694.
Lair (Jack) [12692-12728
Another bedtime letter.to my boy. ©
June 9, 1916; 1 c. June 10, 19165 2
440287.
Another 1931 letter to my daughter. ©
June 1, 1916; 1 ¢. June 2) 19e ee
424996.
Booksellers greet one timid author at
convention. @©@ May 17, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 18, 1916; A 424556.
Citizens’ clothes vaudeville show. ©
May 16, 1916; 1c. May 18, 1916; A
4.24552.
Colorado character is this Tammen. ©
June 15, 1916; 1c. June 16, 191G) =
440316.
Divorce without its Sunday clothes. ©
May 13, 1916; 1 ¢. May 15, 1916;
A 424469.
Girl offers self on marriage block. ©
June 2, 1916; 1 ¢ June 3, 1916; A
440024.
Gus the bus at the baseball game. ©
May 15, 1916; 1 ¢. May 17, 1916; A
424548.
Gus the bus discovers his historian. ©
May 22, 1916; 1 c. May 23, 1916; A
424770.
Gus the bus double-crosses his man. ©
June 5, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 6, 1916; A
440270.
ota
@
BOOKS, GROUP I]
no. 6, 1916
Lair (Jack)—Continued.
Gus the bus feels national pulse. ©
sone 12, 1916; 1 c June 15, 19165 A
440312.
Hail Captain Gus of the bus brigade.
@© May 29, 1916; 1 c. May 31, 1916;
A 424909.
Here’s really important politics. ©
jane 40, 1916: 1:¢. June 12, 1916;
A 440290.
Introducing new hero, Nick the bus. ©
May 20, 1916; 1 ec. May 22, 1916; A
424680.
J. Pluvius Green, Hayburg’s own star.
© June 6, 1916; 1 c June 7, 1916;
A 440278.
J. Pluvius Green sums up situation. ©
hme n, 19%6> 1J*e. June 8, 19165 A
440278.
Lament of the reformed critic. @ May
Paes 4) ic. May 29, 19165. A
424865. 5
Lead, kindly light. © May 21, 1916;
1 ec. May 22, 1916; A 424761.
Letter from the Chicago trenches. ©
Hineys, 1916+ 1 c. June 5, 1916; A
440028.
Letter to my little daughter Lois. ©
June 14, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916; A
440299.
Maggie Magee. © May 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 15, 1916; A 4245388.
Eucer's| baby. © June .11, 1916; 1c.
June 12, 1916; A 440305.
Railroads, not “finance, object of Louis
W. Hill. © May 31, 1916; 1 ¢. June
1, 1916; A 424945.
Reunion of Herald novelette family. ©
May 2479916; 1 «May 25,1916; A
424779.
Soul of the rose. © June 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 5, 1916; A 440261.
Tramp, tramp, the girls are marching.
© May 23, 1916; 1 c. May 24, 1916;
A 424775.
Weekly bedtime letter to my son. ©
May 25, 1916: 1c, May 26, 1916; A
424817.
What do you know about sick actors.
© June 13, 1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916;
A 440298.
What public wants for its 15 cents. ©
May 311916; 1 ¢«.. June 1, 1916; A
424947.
Why the cabaret pianist was pale. ©
May 30, 1916; 1 c. May 31, 1916; A
424914.
Wildest romance gone glimmering. ©
iey 2G. 191641 e. May 27, 1916; A
424860.
5,000,000 Jews wail in
@ May 18, 1916; 1. c.
bitter anguish.
May 19, 1916;
A 424614,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
[LAMPeERTIUS (Carl W.)] How to esti-
mate the price of a second-hand mo-
tor ear. Milwaukee, Wis., Indus-
trial facts publishing co., 1916. 27
m 712mo0. $0.35 [12724
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2.¢. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430708; Industrial facts
pub. co., Milwaukee.
LANCASTER (John Franklin)* Milwau-
kee. pleT25, 12726
LANCASTER (John Franklin) *—-Contd.
On the cross. Card, 52 by 24 inches. ©
INOS PLL aloe Aer eoe onl 2 7a :
aff. May 6, 1916; A 432024.
Vice and virtue. Card, 42 by 23
@PApr 2 O16 = (2 ee vApr 2
aff. May 6, 1916; A 432023.
Lanpay (Maurice) Bambola di cera.
[Tr. by Umberto Romanelli] Fi-
renze, A. Salani [1916] 300 p.
12mo. (Carot Taglia Testa, vi)
2a
© May 19, 1916; 1c. June 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 13769; Adriano Salani,
Florence, Italy.
[LANE (Margaret) ]
hood, [no. 1-7.]
Voices of girl-
by Mildred Welch
[pseud] 7 v. 16mo. in pocket, 4%
by 3% inches. $0.10. Contents.—1.
The heavenly voices.—2. Sweden’s
Sweet singer.—3. Lady with the
lamp.—4. The silver cup.—®d. She
chose, and you?—6. A prisoner of
hope.—7. The colors he wears.
[12728
© Apr. 14; 1916: 2 ce and aff, Apr.
17, 1916; A 480526; Henry H.
Sweets, Louisville, Ky.
LANGAN & bro.*, New York.
the garden. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
16mo. [12729
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 4380496.
LancHorst (Wm. C.)* Aurora, Ill.
Reduced privileged class education.
164 p. 12mo. $0.25. [12730
©» Apres 197 -1916e 20 expr 24:
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 429791.
LANKFoRD (John Anderson)* Jackson-
ville, Fla. Report of Lankford’s
artistic church and other designs.
cover-title, [64] p. illus., ports.,
diagrs. obl. 16mo. $1.00. [12731
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
8, 1916; A 480776.
Agony in
LANSTON monotype machine
Philadelphia. Copyfitting.
[12732-12736
Table for changing lines into picas and
points. Card, printed on both sides,
12 by 94 inches. © Mar. 4, 1916; 2c.
May 11, 1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A
430949.
Table for changing pica measures to set
em measures. Card, printed on both
sides, 94 by 9 inches. © Mar. 4, 1916;
2 ¢e. May 11, 1916; aff. May 17, 1916;
co.*,
A 430950.
Table for changing typewriting into set
ems. [i127 p. folder. fol. © Mar. 4,
1916; 2 e@ and aff. May 11, 1916; A
430948.
able of set ems. [3] p. folder. fol.
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 430947.
old
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12737
pt. I, n. Si, v. 13
LANSTON monotype machine co.—Con.
Table of square—points. Card, printed
on both sides, 5 by 7 inches. Mar.
4, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1916; aff. May.
17, 1916; A 430946.
La SALLE extension university*, Chi-
cago. [12787, 12738
Course in effective public speaking. Self-
expression lesson talks, no Vi
4to. © Feb. 8, 1916; c. Feb. a1.
1916; aff. Feb. 23, 1916; 2 GobaT3.
Freight rates, western territory. pt.
Ath sak v. 8vo. Contents: 1. West-
ern trunk line territory, by J. A.
Behrle.—2. Southwestern territory, by
G. J. Vizard.—8. Trans-continental
territory, by W. L. Trammel.—4. Ex-
port and import freight rates, by Wil-
liam Cameron. © Apr. 28, 1916; Z e
May 4, 1916; aff. May 5, 1916;
430708. [Copyright is claimed on’ re-
visions ] ;
La Tour (Maxime)* Paris. Mariée le
1°° aotit 1914. Paris, A. Fayard et
cie. [1916] 79 p. 4to. fr. 0.85
(Les maitres du roman populaire,
40) [12739
©. Mar. 30, 1916; J: ¢.). June ,1,
1916 ; A—Foreign 13745.
LAwtTon (Arthur R.)* Everett, Wash.
[Printers paper pricer] Quantity
table. Sheet, 83 by 183 inches. _
[12740
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. Mar, 24,
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 429792.
Leavirr & Johnson national bank,*
Waterloo, Ia. New sign. 2 p. L.,
28 p. illus. 16mo. [12741
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
25, 1916; A 482192.
Lee (Albert Sherman)* Ripley, W.
Va. (12742, 12743
Civil government, the facts condensed.
Rev. ed., 1916. eover-title, 58 p.
16mo. $0. 30. © May 10, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. May 13, 1916; A "432061.
Gcoprephy condensed. 1916. Byer -title,
44p. 16mo. $0.25. © Feb. 1916 ;
2 ec. and aff. May 13, 1916; A #430060"
Lee (George H.)* Omaha, Neb. Care
of baby chicks. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. 16mo. (Geo. H. Lee co.)
[12744
© Apr. 1, 1916; 1 e@. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; 1 ec. May 1, 1916; A 429851.
Ler, Mass. Lee, Lenox [ete.] direct-
ory, 1916-1917. Pittsfield, Mass.,
Press of the Eagle printing and
binding co., 1916. 2 p. 1, 41-413,
F122] p. » SVo., . $5.00. [12745
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 428877; Julius B. Gous-
sett, Pittsfield, Mass.
LEES-BRADNER ¢0.*, Cleveland. For-
mulae and operating instructions for
no. 5 A gear generator. 31 pp.
diagrs. S8vo. [12746
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 484028.
LEFFEL (James) & co.*, Springfield, O.
Leffel turbine water wheels. 32 p
illus. (part col.) tables, diagrs. ayo.
Bulletin 54) [12747
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 482184.
LeceNDA, 1916. [New York, N. Y.,
Printed by the Charles L. Willard
co., 1916] cover-title, 2 p. 1, [9]-
276 p. col. front., illus., ports. S8vo.
$2.50. [12748
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 e. May 26,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A 431256;
Sally Clarke Steele, Wellesley,
Mass.
Lem co.*, Duluth, Minn. Bewildering
mysteries and illusions of bogus
spirit mediums. Sheet, 10 by 64
inches. [12749
- © May 18, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 480974.
LEMLEY (Hlihu S.)* Burton, W. Va.
Horseman’s friend. cover-title, 1
p. L, 16, [1]. p. illus. i6mo. $1.00;
[12750
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. and aff. May
23, 1916; A 482151.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Drawn down by
dead men’s hands. (Jn Chicago her-
eld) [127
© May 14, 1916; 1 c. May 15,
1916; A 424541; J. Keeley, Chicago.
(Morris)* Chicago. Getting
Sheet, 7 by 5 inches.
[12752
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 482101.
LEWIS
Villa [rules]
LHAJUL (Lhaurell) Life’s rose gar-
den of song. New York, The Chan-
nall publishing co., [1916] 5 lL, p.
15-44. port. 12mo. $0.80. | [12753
© Apr. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; 1 c. Apr. 17, 1916; A
430525 ; Bdward Small, New York.
LigsE (Charles Haven) Beatrice
Farnham’s rescue; or, Beyond the
Mexican border. chap. 1-4 (/”
Chicago ledger ) [12754
© May 6, 1916; 1 ¢. June 3, 1916;
A 440066; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
ov4
BOOKS, GROUP IT
no. 6, 1916
. Litty (Eli) & co.*, Indianapolis.
LircHty (John A.)* Louisville, O.
Cube root simplified. Sheet, diagrs.,
15 by 8 inches. $0.25. [12755
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 18,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 430550.
Ipe-
cae therapy. HEndamebic infections
and their treatment with ipecac. 9,
[1] p. 12mo. [12756
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429660.
LinpsAy (Forbes) [12757, 12758
Gross premium, loading, surplus and divi-
dends.)) fcip.) 1, p. 5 —62, [4] vo.
(Pacific mutual school for salesmen.
First post graduate course, no. 6)
@ May 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430957.
Net reserve. 1 p. 1., p. 45-49, [5] p.
8vo. (Pacific mutual school for sales-
men. First post-graduate course, no.
A eOrApr 25, 49163) 2° ¢c. and. aff.
May 2, 1916; A 429827.
© Pacific mutual life insur. co. of
California, Los Angeles.
LINEN thread co.*, New York. Bar-
bour’s Irish flax salmon threads and
double knot gill netting. [4]
illus. S8vo.
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 434121.
LINK-BELT co.*, Chicago. How to se-
lect the proper size link-belt silent
chain drive. Sheet, illus., diagr., 9
by 6 inches. (Bulletin no. 242)
[12760
© Oct. 30, 1915; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 484094.
LippMANN (C. R.)* New York. First
aid to her majesty, the American
housewife. [5] p. folder. 16mo.
[12761
i Apr. #3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1916; aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 480559.
LISENBEE (Will) .At Barclay House;
or, A detective puzzle. chap. 1-4.
(In Chicago ledger) [12762
oar 17, 1916; 1. ¢. June 38,
1916; A 440059; W. D. Boyce ¢o.,
Chicago.
Liste (Ann) [12763-12779
Co-respondent. May 13, 1916. © May
meaasiG. 1 ¢. May 15, 1916; A
424477.
May 15, 1916. © May aT 1916 ;
1c. May 16, 1916; A 424508
May 16, 1916. © May 16, 1916 ;
3 ec. May 17, 1916; A 424511.
May 17, 18, 1916. © May 17, 18,
1916; 1 e¢. each May 19, 1916; A
424621, 424625.
50279— 16—-4.
Dp. -
[12759
rr
12788
Liste (Ann)—Continued.
Lady’s name. May 25, 1916. © May
ZO, tower he May 26. - 1916 =x
424823.
May 26, 1916. © May 26, 1916;
1c. May 27, ‘1916; A 424841
—— May 27. 1916. © May oT, 1916;
1 c. May 29, 1916: A 424872.
—— May 29, 30, 1916. ©. May. 29, 30,
1916:° 1 ¢ each May 31, 1916. A
424918, 424921,
May 31, 1916. © May. 31, 1916;
1c. June 1, 1916; A 424951.
sune 1.) 2 M16- @ Fune 1, 2,
1916: 1 c each June 3, 1916; A
440000, 440002.
©
June 3, 1916. June 8, 1916;
1 ec. June 7, 1916; A 440109.
June 5, '6, 1946: ~@ June 5. 6,
1916; 1 ec. each June To VIG. A:
440112, 4401138.
June’ 7, L91G:. © “lune 7, 4916s
1c June 8, 1916; A 440131.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York evening journal.]
© International news service,
New York.
Brrresun | -(Oscar)*- Corona, Cale
Clearing-house service. [4] p. 4to.
[12780
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2
28, 1916; A 430553.
Luoyp’s register of American yachts,
1916. New York, Lloyd’s register of
shipping [1916] 515 p. 48 numb.
col. plates. obl. 12mo. [12781
© June 15, 1916; 2 c June 20,
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 481606;
ec. and aff. Apr.
Lloyd’s register of shipping, New
York.
LOEFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis.
What is health? (Jn Masonic ob-
server ) [12782-12785
Article no. 27 © May { 13; 49163 (bc:
May 15, 1916; A 424484,
Article no. 28. @ May 20, 1916; le
May 22, 1916; A 424685.
Article no. 29. @ May 27, 1916; 1 e@
May 29, 1916; A 424873.
Article no. 30. © June 3, 1916; 1c.
June 5, 1916; A 440042.
Lone Island railroad co.*, New York.
Long Island and real life. 104 p.
illus. S8vo. [12786
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec. May 25,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434096.
LovELL (Christopher H.)* St. Louis.
[12787, 12788
league schedules, 1916,
[3hop: 24mo. .@) Apr :25; 1916; 2 1Cs
and aff. May 1, 1916; A 4305 90.
Lovell’s minor league schedules, 1916.
Sheet, 9 by 9 inches. fold. to 32mo.
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 4380591.
Lovell’s major
O19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12789
pt. 1, pn. ss was
Lovett bros.*, Nashua, N. H.
[12789-12791
Join the twentieth century suit & over-
coat club, fall and ame ay
Sheet, 123 by 8 inches.
19163 2 ¢. nud. af. Apr. oo ture:
A 430392.
Statement. Lovett bros. Easter’ suit
club. Card, 34 by 54 inches. @© Mar.
15, 1916; 2 ©. -and ‘aff. Apr. 12> 1906;
A 430390.
To join or not to join the twentieth
century suit and overcoat club. Sheet,
6 by 8 inches. © Apr. 6, SLE 32 e:
and aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 430391.
Low (Daniel) & co., inc.*, Salem,
Mass. Spring & summer catalog,
1916. cover-title, 40 p. illus. S8vo.
[12792
©) Apr, 28, 1916° 2c. 7Miay 43.
1916; aff. May 4, 1916; A 432070.
LowMAN (Charles E.)* Palatine, Il.
Lowman’s teachers’ daily loose-leaf
plan book and monthly summary.
Directions to teachers. [2] p. 4to.
$0.65. [12793
Apr. 4, I91G6 +, .2..¢e, 7and), ait:
May 5, 1916; A 432078.
LUBRICATION. v. 3, no. 7. May, 1916.
New York, The Texas company,
1916. cover-title, 8 p. illus. S8vo.
[12794
(C), (May 15, 19162) 2.6. ang ai.
May 19, 1916; A 480983; Texas co.,
New York.
Lucky bag, the annual of the brigade
of midshipmen, United States naval
academy, 1916. Ed. by the class of
1916. -v. 23. [Philadelphia, ~ Pa.,
Printed by A. H. Sickler co., 1916]
488 p. illus., ports., diagrs. 4to.
$2.75. [12795
© May 16, 1916; 2 @ May 18,
1916; aff. May 19, 1916; A 483051;
George Frederick Hussey, jr., An-
napolis.
Lupwie (E. C.) floral co.*, Pittsburgh.
Flowers for every need. cover-
title, 32 p. 24mo. [12796
Apr.20, 1916s. 2 jes ands iat.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430529.
LUMBERMENS Dbureau,* Washington.
General lumber tariff. 1916 ed.
cover-title, 351 p. fol. $10.00.
[12797
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430918.
LuNpBERG (Hjalmar) Sweden won’t
fight. Russian crisis past. (J” Chi-
cago daily news) [12798
© May 18, 1916; 1 ¢«. May 22,
1916; A 424703; Chicago daily news
0., Chicago.
Lupton (Edmund R.) [12799, 12800
Graphs in the presentation of business
statistics and reports. 3 p. 1 3
I Ate; (Modern epee: service,
report no. 84) @© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢.
eae ae 1916; aff. May “6 1916; A
Retail delivery costs and methods. 1
p. 1, 19 numb. 1. 4to. (Modern yeas
ness service, report no. 74)
19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff, Apr, 22; 1916;
A 429607.
© Alexander Hamilton institute,
New York.
LUTJEHARMS (Louis) * Columbus, Neb.
Business boosting system plans. [4]
p. fol. [12801 -
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 439949.
LyncH (Elliott)* New York. Joffre-
whist, rules and regulations with
score card. [New ed.] i p. L, p.
5-16. double plate. 24mo. $0.50.
[12802
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
25. 1916; A 430560.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter ]
Lynn, Mass. Lynn directory, Mass.,
1916. no. 51. Boston, Sampson &
Murdock company, 1916. 900 p.
8vo. 6.00. [12803
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 428725; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
Lyons (A. Neil) Arthur at the front.
(In New York Sunday call)
' [12804-12806
May 14, 1916. @ May 14, 1916; 2 ¢
May 17, 1916; A 42451 6.
May 21, 1916. © May 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 23, 1916; A 424760.
June 11, 1916. @ June 11, 1916; 1 &
June 17, 1916; A 440350.
© New York call, New York.
Lyons (James)* Los Angeles. U and
I mail order service. Good times for
U & I. 261. illus. Syvo, jee
parallel to binding] [12807
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 432058.
M. & M. co.*, Cleveland. Automobile
supplies, tires, parts and accessories.
cover-title. 219, [5] p. illus. 4to.
(1916-1917 catalogue) [12808
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 480655.
o76
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916 12828
|
Maass (Louis)* New York. Louis | McInerney (P. J.)* Kansas City.
Maass, manufacturer and jobber of | Mo. McInerney specifications for
jewelry emblems and badges. [4] cement construction. 2 1. 4to.
p. folder. illus. 12mo. (Cata- [12819
logue no. 42.) [12809 © Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
om) Apr. 22 1916; 2 ¢c..and aff.
May 2, 1916; A.429818.
McCarson (Ernest G.)* East Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. In honor of the
blue and gray. (Jn his Song, Dem-
ocratic day will soon be over)
[12810
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 429798.
McConneEt (Murray) * Fehaca, wNae Ye
Few verses. cover-title, 241. 16mo.
$0.50. [12811
mMag 14, -1916;) 2 ec: and aff.
May 12, 1916; A 4380841.
McCowan (Hervey Smith)* Dallas.
Happiest woman in the world. 27
_?*p. 12mo. $0.30. [12812
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
ne £916 ; A 430858.
McCutrcHron (John T.)* Chicago.
Suggestions for a nice little key-
note speech. (In Chicago Sunday
tribune) [12813
© June 4, 1916; 1 c June 9,
1916; A 440175.
McDermott (John F.) Selling talk
for agents of Ajax chemical fire
engine. [4] p. 4to. $0.50. [12814
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Apr. 22, 1916; A 429661; Ajax fire
engine works, New York.
[McDonatp (J. B.)] On the Blind
pig trail; or, A short catechism
on prohibition, by A catholic priest.
[15] p. 12mo. $0.10. [12815
ee ape. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
May 1, 1916; A 430623; M. Grange,
Graham Island, B. C., Canada.
McEtHany (Eugene C.)* Manistee,
Mich. Dodo. [Rules] 4 p. §8vo.
$0.25. [12816
- Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 20,
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429794.
McGrecor bros. co.*, Springfield, O.
[12817, 12818
McGregor’s new catalogue of _ roses,
plants, shrubs, bulbs and_ seeds.
ecover-title, pp. [2]-38, [11 illus
(part col.) 4to. © Jan. 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. Jan. 22, 1916; A "430962.
McGregor’s new special eatmlosas, roses,
plants, shrubs, bulbs and_ seeds.
cover-title, p. [2]-69, [1] illus.
(part col. ) to. © June LOD LUG 2
Bang afi. Jan. 22) 1916; A 430963.
May 1, 1916; A 430630.
Mackie (Clarissa) Edgewater’s se-
cret; or The devouring sands. chap.
1-7. (In Chicago ledger) [12820
© Jan. 29, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
A 440054; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
MACKINTOSH (Charles Henry)* Du-
Tuth.. ME. 6 Hnwyen el Gu ety aS:
16mo. $0.10. [12821
© May 10, 1916; 2
15, 1916; A 480915.
McQuay-Norris mfg. co., St. Louis.
[12822, 12823
Free advertising cut service. [32] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. ‘@ May 12,
1916 2 ‘cand ‘aft. May iS, 19164
432116.
Hobby horse has magnificent action.
[4] p. illus. (part col.) 24mo. ©
Apr ii. AOLG 2 eo and pair. wA pry 20:
1916; A 429768.
Mappen (John T.) Preparing for the
profession of accountancy, by J. T.
Madden and George C. Smith. 401,
4to. (Modern business service, re-
port no. 76) [12824
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 432110; Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
e. and aff. May
Mappock’s (Thomas) sons co.*, Tren-
ton, N. J. Catalogue G, 1916. 3 p.
kL, JR G24 pe illus. .Gpart*-col.)
12mo. [12825
© May 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 432059.
Macruper (W. Edward) Hernia as it
concerns the accident and health
underwriters and claim examiners.
New York, The Spectator company,
1916. 15 p. 24mo. $0.10. [12826
©), Apr. 21,.1916,:.2 ¢and ait.Apr;
28, 1916; A 480542; Spectator co.,
New York.
Manoney (Charles. S.)
house bartender’s guide.
Hoffman
New York
city, R. K. Fox publishing com-
pany [1916] 207 p. front., illus.,
ports. 16mo. $0.25. [12827
© May 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 4380812; Richard K. Fox
pub. co., New York.
ManHony (Henry J.)*
Wis. Cube root and
cover-title, [25] p. pl.
Green Bay,
dimensions.
Svo. $3.00.
[12828
© May 6, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 438 30796.
577
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12829
pt. I, Dy SV.
MALDAGUE (Georges)* Paris. Cheva-
liers de Vamour. (Jn Petit journal)
[12829-12832
nos. 44-60. [17 instalments] © Nov.
20—Dec. 6, 1915: 4..¢. Jan. '5;. 1976s
A—Foreign 13765. |
nos. 61-85. [25 instalments] © Dec.
7-31, 1915; 1 ¢. each Feb. 7%,
A—Foreign 13766.
nos, 86-102. [17 instalments] © Jan
1-17, 1916; 1 c. each Feb. 18, 1916:
A—Foreign 13767.
nos. 103-129. [27 instalments]
18-Feb. 138, 1916; 1 ec. each
1916; A—Foreign 13768.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
Each 1 sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches.
[12833-12837
Sheet 356. Dec. 4, [1915] Sheet, illus.,
4 by 18 inches. © Dec. 4, 1915; 2 ©
and aff. May 31, 1916; A 432246.
Sheet 378. May 7, 1916. Sheet,
24 by 183 inches. © May 5,
2c. and aff. May 17, 1916; A 430921.
Sheet 379. May 13, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
24 by 19 inches. © May 11, 1916:
1916;
© Jan.
Mag. al,
illus.,
916;
2c. and aff. May 17, 1916; A 430916. ;
Sheet 380. May 20 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18% inches. © May 17, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 20, 1916; A 432136.
Sheet 381. May 27 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © May 25, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 27, 1916; A 432220.
MaAnkKAtToO, Minn. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Mankato city and Blue Earth
County directory, 1916-1917. [v.
12, .St. Paul; Minn., BR. U,. Bolk.&
co., 1916. 372 p. 8vo. $6.00.
[12838
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. May 26,
1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 433166;
. L: Polk & eos Sti Paul
MANN (Frank I.) Frank Mann’s soil
book. Abridged ed. cover-title, 39
p. illus., port. S8vo. [12839
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 480422; Prairie farmer
pub. eo., Chicago.
MANNING (Charles Edward).* Chicago.
Clock of the future. Chicago, II1.,
The central energraph co., 1916.
cover-title, [4] p. 12mo. [12840
© May 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 432052.
MANNING (Earl Grosvenor)* Boston.
Woman’s point of view. 13, [2] p.,
incl. front. 24mo. $0.10. [12841
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429940.
Mannine (William H.) Strong Jaeob
of Eden; or, The wilderness wait.
chap. 1-4. (/n Chieago ledger)
[12842
© Mar. 18, 1916; 1 «@ June 8,
1916; A 440060; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
MARCEAU. [12848, 12844
[Baby pamphlet for aseptic studio, no.
2] Sheet, 43 by 52 inches. May
12, 1916; 2 ¢. May 13, 1916; aff. May
23) 1916: A 482148.
Marceau new superb studios.
pamphlet for aseptic studio, no. 1]
[4] p. illus. obl. 48mo. @©@ May 12,
1916; 2 c. May 13, 1916; aff. May 23;
1916; A 432147.
© Theo. C. Marceau, New York.
MARGUERITTE (Paul)* Paris. Autre
lumiére. 1*-[5°] ptie. [5 instal-
ments] (Jn Revue des deux mondes,
1° févr.—1°* avril, 1916) [12845
© Feb. 1—Apr. 1, 1916; 1 ¢ each
June 1, 1916; A—Foreign 13781.
Marks (Alex)* New York. Natural
hair goods. [24] p. illus. ports.
24mo. [12846
© Apr, 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
18, 1916; A 482054.
Martin (Frank <A.) comp. Best
track and field performances this
season of big nine college conference
athletes. (Jn Chicago daily news)
[12847
© June 1, 1916; 1c. June 5, 1916;
A 440082; Chicago daily news ©Co.,
Chicago.
Martin (Walter)* Menard, Mont. As-
trasophy. cover-title, 32, [2] p.
port. S8vo. $1.50. [12848
© May 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
15, 1916; A 480888,
MARTINDALE mercantile agency*, New
York. Martindale mercantile agen-
cy annual guide, June, 1916. viii,
1695 p. 8vo. $10.00. [12849
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 431281.
Mary (Jules)* Paris. Amour dans le
[Baby
ruines. [Each 15 instalments] (Jn
Petit Parisien) [12850-12856
nos. 16-61. [16 instalments] © Dec.
1-16, 19195; 1 @ each Jan. 5, dae
A—Foreign 13758.
nos. 62-74. [13 instalments] © Dec.
17-31, 1915; 1 ¢ each Jan. 17, 2916;
A—Foreign 13759.
nos. 75-90. [16 instalments] © Jan.
1-16, 1916; c. each Feb. 7,° 1916;
A—Foreign 13760.
nos. 91-102 [12 instalments] © Jan.
17-30, 1916; 1 ¢. each Feb. 18, 1916;
A-—Foreign 13761.
nos. 103-116. [14 instalments] @© Feb.
1-15, 1916; 1 c. each Mar. ¥, '208G5
A—Foreign 13762.
nos. 117-129. [13 instalments] © Feb.
16-29, 1916; 1c. each Mar. 16, 1916;
A—Foreign 13763.
nos. 130-138. [9 instalments] © M
1-9, 1916; 1c each Mar. 25, 1916;
A—Foreign 13764.
9¢8
Vs.
as
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
12876
Mason (Blanche A.) Value of a valet.
(Jn San Diego Sunday union)
[12857
© May 28, 1916; 1 ¢. June 3, 1916;
A 440010; San Diego union, San
Diego.
- Mason (Homozelle)* North Conway,
N. H. Morning with Trowbridge.
(In New York evening post)
[12858
© May 13, 1916; 1 « May 17,
1916; A 424955.
Mason (Walt) Christmas thought for
the life insurance agent.
[12859, 12860
All honor to him to whom honor is due.
Mounted card, illus., 12 by 5% inches.
© May 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 5,
1916; A 480697.
Upon the death of Jasper Jones. Mount-
ed card, illus., 12 by 5% inches. ©
May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 4,
1916; A 430696.
© Jacob North & co., Lincoln,
Neb.
MASSACHUSETTS golf association*, Bos-
ton. Instructions for caddies and in-
formation for players. [6] p. folder
16mo. $0.05. [12861
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aif. May 10, 1916; A 480810.
Matson (Clarine Van _ Bergen)*
Brooklyn. Message of peace. Sheet,
8% by 53 inches. [12862
© Jan 14, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429795.
MattrHews (Brander) Shakespeare
after three hundred years. (In New
York tribune) [12863
© Apr. 22, 1916; 1 ce. May.19,
1916; A 424598; Tribune assn., New
York.
Mawson (Robert)
ridge cases.
chinist )
Dw...
1916; A
pe. 2,
1916; A 440241.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
MAyrr (Hmil)* L. I. City, N. Y. No
more syphilis. Butler, N. J., B.
Lust, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
(Naturopathic pamphlet series no.
- 29.) $0.20. [12866
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. May 16,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 432172.
Making 1 lb. cart-
(In American ma-
[12864, 12865
June ,8, 1916; 1 c. June 10,
440178.
© June 15, 1916; 1 c. June 16,
Mayer (F.) boot & shoe co. Special
selling manual on Honor-bilt shoes.
Special private ed. 1p. 1., 76 numb.
ls 14. Svo; [12867
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 22, 1916;
aff: May 1, 1916; A 480598; Irving
R. Allen, Chicago.
Mazer (Joseph) First installment of
second set of assays of twenty year
gold filled cases, 12 8S. O. F., P. P.,
S.B.&B. (In A. N. R. J. A. bulle-
tin, May, 1916) [12868
© May 29, 1916; 1c. June 5, 1916;
A 440089; American natl. retail
jewelers assn., Neenah, Wis.
MEApDowcrort (William H.)* Boonton,
N. J. Notable events and achieve-
ments in the life of Thomas Alva
Edison. Orange, N. J., T. A. Edison,
ine. [1916] [8] p. 4to. [12869
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434043.
[Meany (W. J.)] Tabular analysis of
the U. S. railroads by a new method.
(In Daily financial America)
[12870, 12871
June 12, 1916. © June 12, 1916; 1 «
June 18, 1916; A 4402138.
June 15, 1916. © June 15, 1916; 1 e.
June 16, 1916; A 440351.
© Daily financial America, New
York.
MEGARGEL & co.*, Chicago. Behind the
name. [20] p. illus., ports. 12mo.
[12872
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 428991.
Mreut (B. Max)* Fort Worth, Tex.
Numismatic auction records. cover-
title, [16] p. illus. 12mo. [12873
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 432072.
MELROSE advertising service*, Seattle.
School children’s water color com-
petition. (Jn Tacoma daily news)
[12874
© May 8, 1916; 1 ec. May 15, 1916;
A 424495.
MELTING pot sales association of Amer-
ica. Hebert’s Sunshine sales talks,
no. 3743-3746. 4 loose l. 4to.
[12875
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15, 1916; A 429655; Louis A. Hebert,
Chicago.
Mercapo (Angel)* Tyrone, Pa. Mer-
eado’s new method. [20] p. llus.,
port. 16mo. [12876
©) Mar, 25, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 17,
1916; aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 480561.
O79
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12877
MERCHANDISE purchasing certificate
co., ine.*, Brooklyn. Furniture sup-
plement to the catalogue of The
merchandise purchasing certificate
company, inc. Suppl. A. Apr., 1916.
20 p. illus. 4to. [12877
© May 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429884.
MeErcHANTS’ & mfrs’ co.*, Springfield,
Mass. Merchants’ and manufac-
turers’ service. Bulletin 136, 136
A-I. 10 sheets, 11 by 8# inches.
[12878
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434053.
MERCHANTS’ discount service co. Allen
discount credit service system. 9 l.
obl. 24mo. [12879
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 432208; William H.
Allen, Detroit.
MERCHANTS’ union sales co.*, Spring-
field, Ill. Famous diamond card
Selling points. [Springfield, I11.,
Printed by Practical advertising co.,-
1916] 9 p. folder. 8vo. [12880
© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff May
5, 1916; A 4307338.
MERGENTHALER linotype co.*, New
York. Linotype display advertising
figures. Mar., 1916. 32 p._ illus.
Svo. [12881
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 480832.
MERRILL (Milford) [12882, 12888
Glen, the boy pilot; or Rafting on the
Muskalong. chap. 1-8. Feb.
1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916; A 440058.
On the big drive; or Glen Dayton’s for-
tune. chap. 1, 2. © May 27%, 1916; 1
ec. June 8, 1916; A 440070.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
ledger. ]
© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
MetTALts production equipment co.*,
New York. Plate and angle heating
9
furnaces using oil or gas fuel. 4 p.
illus., diagr. 4to. (Bulletin no. 8,
Jan., 1916.) [12884
©) Apr. 22, 19165.2 ¢, and att, Apr.
28, 1916; A 480545.
MEYER-BoTH ©€o. [12885-12901
[ Ladies plate ad service] L. P. A. no.
43, 45, 464-513. Sable elias: 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] @© Apr. 24,
1916: 2 el and ary Apr. 29; L9G; A
429756.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Week
ending May 7-28, 1916. 4 v. illus. fol.
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 429725-429728.
pt. 1,.M.,8:, ville
Mryer-BotH co.—Continued.
Newspaper feature cut service. Week
ending June 7-21, 1916. 8 vy. illus.,
Tole eiLmMexd parallel to binding] ©
May 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. each and aff. May
Ae 1916; A 482227-432229.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 51, Apr. 21, 1916.0 Shes
illus., (19 ‘by, 25 inches. © Apr. 22.
1916: 2 «. and ail. Apr: 27, 1916] Aa
429707.
Sheet L. P. 52. Apr. 28, 1916. Sheet,
DS Opp eae inches. © May 1,
1916 5 2. ¢€. and. aft. (Way vss 1916: A
43 54
Sheet L. P. 53. May 15, 1916. Sheet,
TIS, UY Losi 2} inches. @ May 10,
1916: 2c. May 18, 1916; aff. May 22’
1916; A 484055.
Sheet L. P. 54. May 27, 1916. Sheae,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © May i
191632. ce and “aff. May 22, 1910; A
434042.
[Sheet] no. 1 AM—96 AM. Snece illus.,.
19 by 25 inches. © May 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 13, 1916: A 48 2051.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 21, Apr. 380, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 254 inches. © Apr. 27,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 1, 1916; A
430601.
Sheet no. 22. May 15, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © May 15,
1916; 2 c. May 17, 1916; aff. May 27,
1916; A 4382215.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 294. May 38, 1916. Sheet,
19 by 25 inches. © May 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 5, 1916: A
430707.
Sheet no. 295. May 15, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © May 11,
1916; 2c. May 13, 1916} aff. Mae 19,
1916; ‘A 430985.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
MICHELENA (Beatriz)* San Rafael,
Cal. Talks with screen-struck girls.
(In San Rafael Independent)
[12902-12904
Series 2, no. 12. © May 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 24, 1916; A 424749.
Series 2, no. 18, 14. May 238, 30,
il 1 ¢. each aus 7, 1916; A
440118, 440119.
MicHENER (Carroll K.) Poppy girl;
or, Daring the bar sinister. chap.
1-5. May 20, 1916. (In Chicago
ledger ) [12905
© May 20, 1916; 1c. June 3, 1916;
A 440068; W. D. Boyce CO., Chicago.
Minat (J.) co.*, Cleveland. Mihal
system for the building of perma-
nent beauty. Sheet, 93 by 6% inches.
$1.00. [12906
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429812.
080
BOOKS, GROUP I
no. 6, 1916
12929
Mares (George B.)* Washington, IIL.
Up come McGinty from the bottom
of the sea; the Irish rip. Sheet, 15
by 73 inches. $0.05. [12907
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
16, 1916: A 432087.
Muiitz (Annie Rix) Way to heal as
taught by Jesus Christ. Los An-
geles, Cal.,
co., 1916. 30 p.,11. 12mo. $0.25.
[12908
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2
8, 1916; A 430779; Master mind pub.
co., Los Angeles,
Marae (Frank W.)* Chicago.
the nation needs a man. (Jn Chi-
cago evening post)
© May 17, 1916; 1c. June 3, 1916;
A 424739.
[Muitere (Mrs. C. R.)]
ture page. [Each Proof. illus.]
[12910-12913 |
Apr. 30, May 7, 14, 21, 1916. 2 v. illus.
fol. 6) Apr. 21, May et OES tee
each and aff. May 12, 1916; A 430837,
430836,
Ze Ape 46 23, A916.
uae illus. @ Mar. 17, Apr. T
16; 2 ec. each and afi. May 1, 1916:
A 430609, 430610.
© International syndicate, Balti- |
more.
Mouter (Fred)* Fresno, Cal. Califor-
nia. Sheet, 8 by = inches. [12914 |
© May 4, 1916;
9, 1916; A 429944,
Mitter (John Wesley )* Hoopeston, Ill.
2 ec. and aif. May
Illustrative notes on the Bible his- |
torical maps. 77 p. Svo. $0.15.
[12915 |
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2
18, 1916; A 432120.
Mirrier SALES co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Skates of quality. cover-title, 12 p.
illus. obl., 24mo. [12916
c. and afi. May
© Mar. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May |
| MircHett (William Donald)
corporation,* |
Miller train control.
3, 1916; A 430681.
MrLeek TRAIN control
Staunton, Va.
cover-title, 16 p.
illus. Svo.
17, 1916; A 430965.
Mnis (William) & son. Fishing |
tackle exclusively. cover-title, 208 p.
illus., (part col.) 12mo. (Catalog
116) [12918 |
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1916;
aff. Apr. 24,1916; A 429673; Edward
J. Mills, New York.
Master mind publishing |
c. and aff. May |
When |
[12909 |
Weekly fea- |
[12917 |
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May |
MILWAUKEE electric railway & light
co.*, Milwaukee. Electrical house
that Jack built. [20] p._ illus.
24mo. [12919
© Apr. 17, 1916:
22, 1916; A 429662.
MILWAUKEE Official municipal direct-
ory. 1916-1918. Sheet, illus.. ports.,
38 by 28 inches. [12920
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ Apr 2
1916; aff. May 12, 1916; A 430850;
Edward G. Schroer, Milwaukee.
| Miner (William Hi.) Chaz Ne Ve
Record of drop hammer indicator
test. Sheet, 114 by 6 inches.
[12921
ce. and aff. Apr.
2 ¢. and aif. Apr.
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 429547.
Same. [12922
© May 138, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434078.
MINNEAPOLIS journal. [12923-12925
Certain definite expenses from year to
year. © June 12, 1916; 1 ¢. June 16,
1916; A 440239.
If fire broke out to-night in your home,
© May 29, 1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916;
A 440150.
Poverty in disguise. @ May 15, 1916;
1 ec May 17, 1916; A 424528.
[Note: The foregoing are in Minneap-
olis journal]
© Journal printing co., Minneap-
olis.
MINUTE record’s bureau*, San Fran-
cisco. Pace-maker. 17 p. Eve.
[12926
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429773.
MitcHELL (Edmund)* Los Angeles.
Veteran who justified his pension.
(In Los Angeles times illustrated
weekly ) [12927
© May 27, 1916; 1c. June 6, 1916;
A 440092.
Art of
the bronze founder. [Rev. ed.] 2
1, [T7]—47 p. plates, diagrs. S8vo.
[1292s
© May 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430889; Jno. Williams,
inc., New York.
MircHELL-LEwis motor co.*, Racine,
Wis. Mitchell, the six of °16. Model
C42, 3-5) and 7 passenger, parts
price book. 107 p._ illus., diagrs.
12mo. [12929
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434105.
O81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12930
MosiILeE citrus co., inc.*, Mobile, Ala.
[12930, 12931
Income for generations. Aon col.
illus.,
aff, May 27, 1916; ‘A "439913,
Land of the Satsuma, the Orangeburg
p.illus.,
1916; 2 c. and
13.
Plateau of Mobile. [82]
map. 4to. @ May 1
aff. 3 te 27, 1916; A 4322
MontTcomMery (Charles Alexander) *
New York. Shakespearean ana-
grams: no. 1. The epitaph on the
original mystic Shakespeare stone
of 1616 at Stratford-on-Avon [and]
suppl. ist ed. no. 102. 2 v., 4 loose
1. illus., in envelope, 5 by 7$ inches.
$0.25. [12932
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
18, 1916; A 480430.
Moore & Evans.
goods. cover-title, 188 pp. illus.
(part col.) 4to. (Catalog no. 36)
[12933
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429622; James W. Clark,
Chicago.
MoorHeEaAp’s quarterly record. v. 138,
no. 1, Apr. 1, 1916. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Moorhead publishing co., 1916. 30
p. 16mo. [12934
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 12, 1916; A 430826; Moorhead
pub. co., Pittsburgh.
MoreEHOUSE (William Russell)* Los
Angeles. Bank letters. New York,
The Bankers publishing company,
1916. 891. 4to. $5.00. [12935
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 430532.
Morison (Francis R.)* Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees.
What is a bank in business for?
Sheet, 12? by 8 inches. [12936
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 480502.
Moritey (Francke Cullis) Handbook
for music teachers, schools, choirs,
choral classes. Miller ed. Philadel-
phia, The E. W. Miller company,
1916. 22, [1] p. 4to. $0.25. [12937
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 ¢ Apr. 17,
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 484084;
Edward W. Miller co., Philadelphia.
Mornine tegleraph Sunday magazine.
(New York morning telegraph, sec.
2) [12938-12943
Apr. 30, 1916. @©@ Apr. 30; 19964 4 ec.
May 17, 1916; A 424526.
May 7, 14, 1916. [2 instalments.] ©
May 7%, 14, 1916; 1 ¢c. each Mary 27,
1916; A 424846, 424847,
Wholesale sporting ,
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
Morning telegraph Sunday maga-
zines—Continued.
May 21, 1916. May 21, 1
June 4 1916; a 42495 a8. tiiek:
May 28, June 4, 1916. i2 pene.
© May 28, June 4, 1916; ce. sa
June 16, 1916; A 440329, 440380.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
MorreEtt (Edwin) [12944, 12945
Why red-haired women make sood wives,
© ror 1916; 1.e MES 15, 1916;
Why your destiny lies in the hollow of
your hand. © May 21, 1916; 1¢.M
22, 1916: A 424766. aed
Note: T g i i
wel? e he foregoing are in Chicago
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Morrizt (Chas.) New York. Saw
points, how to joint, set and file
Saws. 23, [1] p. illus. 24mo.
[12946
© Apr. 27, 1916: 2 ¢ Apr. 29,
1916: aff. May Dd, 1916; A 430741;
William C. Morrill, New York.
MoRRIS PLAN BANK OF CLEVELAND.
Co-maker’s liability on notes to the
Morris plan bank of Cleveland. The
Morris plan. [4] p. 16mo.
[12947
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 «& and aff. May
10, 1916; A 430791; Industrial
finance corporation, New York.
Morris PLAN COMPANY OF NEw York.
How to invest money in small
amounts. Booklet no.2. 7p. 16mo.
[12948
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, P9162 (A 4307 90; Industrial
finance corp., New York.
MoseEtEy (Fred G.)* Searey, Ark. Sa-
tan’s reward. [Searcy, Ark., Print-
ed by Searcy news] 1916. cover-
title, 27 p. 24mo. [12949
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. Apr. 27,
1916; aff. May 4, 1916; A 480745.
MoTIoN PICTURE theatre list. Mar.,
Apr., 1916. Suppl. 2 v.. 8vo.
[12950, 12951
© Mar. 1, Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. each
Apr. 15, 1916; aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A
430563, 480564; Motion picture trade
directory co., inc., New York.
Motion picture trade directory. v. 3,
no. 2, May, 1916. New York, N. Y.,
The Motion picture trade directory
co., 1916. 108 p. S8vo. $0.50.
[12952
© May 381, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 433381; Motion picture
trade directory co., inc., New York.
582
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
Mountain states telephone & tele-
Telephone di- |
graph co.*, Denver.
rectories. [12953-12956
Deming and Las Cruces, Apr., 1916.
book no. 1-S. cover-title, 16 p. 4to.
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 27,
916; A 429739.
Globe district, Apr., 1916. book no. 5-S.
cover-title, 16 p.. 4to. © Apr. a
1i9tGs 2.¢. and’ an. Apr. 27, 1916;
429740.
Phoenix district, Apr., 1916. book no.
38-S. ecover-title, 48 p. 4to. © Apr.
10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 27, 1916;
A 429742.
Tucson district, Apr., 1916.
2-S. cover- -titlé, o2 p.. 4t0. © A
te 19tG 2 6, -and off. Apr. 27, 1916;
‘A 429741.
book nee
Mownrer (Edgar Ansel) [12957-12971
Austria’s big drive halted, is Rome view.
© June 5, 1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916; A
440128.
Confidence prevails in Rome. © May 24,
1916; 1 c. May 27, 1916; A 424851.
Deputies use fists in Italian chamber.
© June 13, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916;
A 440340.
Drive against Italy as sequel to Verdun.
© May 15, 1916; 1 ce. May 18, 1916;
A 424589.
Francis Joseph has 200,000 men in great
offensive in effort to hold Trentino.
@OyMay 22: 1916s 1 ce. May 25, 1916;
A 424813.
Italian cabinet out; rebuff by chamber.
© June 12, 1916; 1 ec. June 16, 1916;
A 440344.
Italian line holds in terrific battle. @©
May 27, 1916; 1 ce. May 31, 1916; A
424930.
Italians fight with backs against wall.
June 8, 1916; 1 c. June 12, 1916;
A 4401938.
Italy helds heights with the foe at bay.
© May 28, 1916; 1 c. May 26, 1916;
A 4248388.
Italy thinks drive only begun. © June 3,
1916; 1 ce. June 7, 1916; A 440099.
Russians eScape in Austria. © June 12,
1916; 1c. June 16, 1916; A 440847.
Seeks aid of Kaiser in Italian conflict.
@ May 30, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916;
A 424981.
Urges tobacco tax to aid war victims.
Tine wAOLGy tc. June 5, 1916);
A 440077.
Writer sees birth of a liberal Russia.
© June 9, 1916; 1 c. June 15, 1916;
A 440229.
Year of war; Italy rejoices. © May 25,
1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916; A 424883.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Mowrer (Paul Scott) Defends U. S.
note to Kaiser. (Jn Chicago daily
news) PAS
© May 13, 1916; 1 c« May 17,
1916; A 424524; Chicago daily news,
Chicago.
12978
MUELLER (A. H.) & co. Are you? Card,
printed on both sides, 53 by 34%
inches. [12973
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 430843 ; Arthur Edgar
Mueller, New York.
MuLLER & Kaplan*, New York. Strings
of supreme quality. Kaplan process.
High-grade gut and covered strings.
cover-title, [8] p. 8vo. [12974-
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430597.
A.)] . Uncie Harry’s.
ane Muschamp and R.
C. Clothier) [B 23-25] [18 instal-
ments] (in Johnstown daily trib-
une) Contents :—B 23. Uncle Harry
explains about armed merchant
ships.—_B 24. Uncle Harry. tells
about the Mexican bandits.—B 25.
Uncle Harry tells about Verdun.—
B 26. Uncle Harry tells why Ger-
many declared war on Portugal.—
B 2%. Uncle Harry explains the
[MuscHAMP se
talks, [by HE
trouble in Greece.—B 28. Uncle
Harry explains human _ engineer-
ing.—B 29. Uncle Harry explains
the great trade war.—B 30. Uncle
Harry tells about the battle in the
North Sea.—B 31. Uncle Harry tells
about the great automobile busi-
ness.—B 32. Uncle Harry tells about
old war devices used in the present
war.—B 33. Uncle Harry tells about
the moon and its eclipses.—B 34.
Uncle Harry explains the political
news.—B 35. Uncle Harry explains
about our foreign relations. [12975
© Mar. 20—May 1, 1916; 1 c. each
May 26, 1916; A 424827; M-C syndi-
cate, Philadelphia.
Muscrave (A. F.) Dyeing special fab-
rics. (Jn National cleaner and dyer)
[12976
© May 20, 1916; 1 ¢ May 25,
1916; A 424800; Dowst bros. co.,
Chicago.
NATIONAL ALUMINUM works*, Elmira,
N. Y. Potter pure aluminum cook-
ing utensils, table ware and house-
hold utilities. Catalog ed. no. 10.
48 p. illus. 8vo. [L290
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 4807388.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATED schools of scien-
tific business. National business
ability tests. Bulletin, no. 2, Jan.,
1916. 238, [1], 15 p. S8vo. $0.10.
[12978
©. Jan. 21,.1916;,.2 ¢c,, Apr. 5,
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429779;
Sherwin Cody, Chicago.
583
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12979
pt. 1, 0.S.; V. 15
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORPORATION
schools*, New York. 4th annual con-
vention, Pittsburgh, Pa., May 30, 31,
June 1, 2, 1916. [12979-12987
Advance copy of the report of committee
on advertising, selling and distribu-
tion schools. 31 p. Svo. © May 23,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29, 1916; A
434129.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on allied institutions. 10 p. 8vo.
May 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 29,
1916; A 484128.
Advance copy of the report of commitiee
on employment plans. Ma 23.
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 31, 1916; A
432242.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on office work schools. 80 p. §8vo.
© May 238, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29,
1916; A 434124,
Advance copy of the report of committee
on public education. 1 Dae Told:
diacr. 7Svo: ~@ May 23; 19165 2 ¢c
and aff. May 29, 1916; A 434126.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on safety and health. 16 p. 8vo.
© May 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 29,
1916; A 434125.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on special training schools. 46 p.
8vo. © May 23, 1916; 2 @. and afi.
May 29, 1916; A 434130.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on trade apprenticeship schools. 30
p. fold. map. 8vo. @ May 23, 1916;
Ze Cony Jae a Mays 25 1916; z
434127.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on unskilled labor. 15 p. 8vo. @ May
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29, 1916;
A 434131.
NATIONAL ASSN. OF PROFESSIONAL base
ball leagues. Official guide, 1916,
ed. by T. H. Murnane. New York,
American sports publishing com-
pany, 1916. 94 p. front., ports.
16mo. (Spalding’s athletic library,
group 1, no. 355) $0.10. [12988
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 428990; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
NATIONAL BEVERAGE C0.*, Chicago.
National guarantee gold _ bond.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
11 by 16 inches, folded to 8vo.
[12989
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430746.
NATIONAL CASH bond co.*, Springfield,
Ill. Instructions and detailed direc-
tions for a National cash-buyers
bond campaign. cover-title, 12 p.
12mo. illus. [12990
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 430734.
NATIONAL CLOAK & Suit co.*, New York.
National’s July-August sale and a
showing of the best midsummer
styles. cover-title. 87, [1] p. illus.
(part col.) 8vo. ([ National money-
saving style book. v. 20, no. 4, May,
1916.] ) [12991
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434097.
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gas assn.*, New
York. [12992, 12993
Accounting. Lesson no. 5. Income ac-
counts. VII [91]-118 p. S8vo.
tical gas gtaces tone courses) pr.
6,. 1916; ce. May 11, 1916; aff. May
10, 1916; “A 432001.
Illumination. Lesson no. 5. The meas-
urement of light and illumination. 2
p. lL, p. [938]-110. illus. 8vo.
tical gas educational courses.) pr.
G,.. 19163 2)-¢c., May. 44: 193 Gina. May
10, 1916; A 482002.
NATIONAL CONGRESS of mothers and
parent-teacher assns. Publication
committee,* St. Louis. Child welfare
circle. cover-title, [20] p. 16mo.
[12994
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 482032.
NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE realty ©c0.*,
Washington. Revised real estate
lessons. Lesson no. 10-15. 2 v.
4to. [12995
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff.
May 16, 1916; A 481084.
NATIONAL ELECTRIC light association*,
New York. Commercial engineering
course. Lesson 9. Illuminants.
Comp. and conducted for N. HE. L. A.
by Chicago central station institute.
cover-title, 52 p., 1 1. illus., diagrs.
8vo. [12996
© May 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 434005.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica, N. Y. Universal data
and sales book [additions] Apr.,
1916. [18] p. 8vo. $10.00. [12997
(© Apr. 21, 191632. ¢.. Apr. yg
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 429843.
NATIONAL EQUITABLE society, Austin,
Tex. Money. [Austin, Tex., Printed
by A. C. Baldwin & sons, 1916] 16
p. nar. 8vo. [12998
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 484143; William J.
Frees, Austin, Tex.
084
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
[NATIONAL EXCHANGE of credit adjust-
ments of the United States, inc.]
National system of adjustment pro-
cedure. [New ed.] 188 1. obl.
8vo. [12999
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1916;
aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 4380569; Wil-
liam Schuyler Simpson, Springfield,
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on
new matter.]
NATIONAL FIRE proofing co.*,
burgh.
Pitts-
Natco public garage. De-
sign no. 15. Sheet, illus. diagrs.,
printed on both sides, 363 by 20
inches. [13000
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430764.
NATIONAL MALLEABLE castings co.*,
Cleveland. Coupler catalogue num-
ber 2. p. 3-92 illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[13001
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 430685.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [port of Bos-
ton] for Mar., 1916. [3] p. 4to.
Apr. 29, 1916. 28 = 4to. [13002
© May 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429822.
NATIONAL TRAFFIC service bureau,
inc.*, Philadelphia. Sanitary pot-
ters association. Freight rates from
producing points to jobbing points.
Apr. 29, 1916. 28 p. 4to. [13003
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429826.
NATIONAL TUBE co.*, Pittsburgh. Na-
tional Matheson joint pipe. 1 p. lL.
5-71 p. front., illus. diagr. 8vo.
[13004
© May 12, 1916;
19, 1916; A 434030.
2c. and aff. May
NATURALINE corset co. X-ray, a case
of enteroptosis. [10] p. folder,
illus. 16mo. [13005
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec. May 20,
1916; aff. May 10, 1916; A 482135;
Thresa M. Stockwell, Boston.
Nearine (Scott) Germs of war. St.
Louis, Mo., The National rip-saw
publishing company, 1916. 31 Dp.
12mo. (Rip saw series, no. 24)
$0.10.
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434108; National rip-
saw pub. co., St. Louis.
| NEw YORK EVENING post Co.*,
[13006 |
13019
NEMO hygienic - fashion institute.
Condensed report of some of the
principal addresses at the sixth gen-
eral session, Feb. T to 18, 1916. 64
p. illus. S8vo. [13007
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aif. May
27, 1916; A 432209; Daniel Kops,
New York.
NEVER-MIss calendar, 1816-1939 at a
glance. Post card. $0.01. [13008
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434010; Everett C. En-
sign, Woodbridge, N. J.
NEw ENGLAND telephone & telegraph
co.*, Boston. ‘Telephone directories.
[13009-13012
Concord, Manchester, Nashua district.
[Section] 32. ummer issue, ae
cover-title, 106 p. S8va © 6,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 8, 1916; A
430753.
Fitchburg-Worcester district, Summer
issue, 1916. cover-title, 136 p. 4to.
© May 12, 1916; 2 c¢. May 15, 1916;
aif. May 13, 1916; A 432071.
Lowell district. Sones issue, 1916.
[Section] 7. cover-title, 146 p p. S8vo.
© ee | 2, 1916; 2 ec. May 5, 1916; aff.
May 4, 1916; ns 429860.
Springfield district. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 116 p. 4to. ({Section]
ay) (OO May 19 AStG' 2c. iay 22.
1916; aff. May 23, 1916; A 432162.
NEw Ho.Lianp farms, inc.
[138013, 13014
Gateway to fertile lands. cover-title,
2 " . (incl. map) 12mo.
@ May 2, 19165 2 ec. and aff. May 25,
1916; A "432182.
Land is only the foundation, human hap-
piness is the end. 32 p. illus. (incl.
map) 12mo. (Cover-title: A New
Holland in America) © May 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 25, 1916; A 432181.
© Douglas N. Graves, Boston.
New YorK & NEw JERSEY lubricant
co.*, New York. Improved way of
applying lubricant to brake cylin-
ders. Sheet, 94 by 11; inches.
[13015
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
22, 1916; A 429615.
New YORK ELECTROTYPER’S union no.
100. Duntonian technical educa-
tional series for apprentices. 10th
lecture. Hydrogen, its _ history,
[ete.] [4] p. fol. $0.10. [13016
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 4384220; George E. Dun-
ton, New York.
New
York. [13017-13019
Advertising record of evening papers for
April, 1916-1915. Sheet, 113 by 16
inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 12) @
May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 13,
1916; "A 432049,
089
eo.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13020
pt. 1, 1S.5 6. ae
NEw YORK EVENING post co.*—Contd.
Advertising record of morning papers
for April, 1916-1915. Sheet, 1134 by
14% inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 11)
© May 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 432050.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
April, 1916-1915. Sheet, 11 by 17
inches. (Bulletin, v. 8, no. 10) @©
May 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 13,
1916; A 432048.
New York GaAs € electric appliance
co.*, New York. This is not a cata-
log but an important notice. cover-
title, ‘25; [1] -p.. ailus: Svo.
[13020
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 13, 1916; A 482066.
New YORK HERALD co.*, Jersey City.
[13021-13033
Capture of Cumieres only Teuton gain
near Verdun. © May 28, 1916; 1 e¢.
May 29, 1916; A 424875.
German attacks on Verdun ninth phase
of great battle for town. May 14,
1916; 1 c. May 15, 1916; A 494481,
@ermdtA soldiers on Holland frontier,
tired of war, have lost all hope of a
victory. © May 13, 1916; 1 ¢. May
1S LONG AA. 424478,
Pressure on the Italian and French
fronts is relieved by sweeping Russian
successes. © June 18, 1916; 1 c. June
20, 1916; A 440416.
Review of the week on the great fields
of battle. Verdun increases world’s
admiration of the French. © June 4,
1916; 1 ¢. June 5, 1916; A 440031.
Russians cross the Strypa in drive
around Lemberg. Disaster threatens
Austrian army as the Russian advance
bends back both its wings. © June
11,:°°7916:> 4 «Sue 127° 49165 A
440191.
Tyrol drive checked with heavy pees
Rome reports. © May 21, 1916; c
May 22, 1916; A 424688.
Twenty-one steamships on the chart this
week. Key to chart. © June 4, 1916;
1c. June 5, 1916; A 424876,
Twenty steamships on the Herald’s chart
Key to chart. © May 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 29, 1916; A 424874.
21 steamships on the Herald’s chart this
week. Key to chart. © June 18,
1916; 1 c. June 20, 1916; A 440415.
22 passenger steamships in the North
Atlantic. Key to chart. © May 21,
1916; 1c. May 22, 1916; A 424686.
22 steamships on the Herald’s chart this
week. Key to chart. May. 14,
IAG =e. May 15, 1916; A 424479.
steamships on the Herald’s chart
this week. Key to chart. © June 11,
1916; 1 ¢. June 12, 1916; A 440190.
[Note: The foregoing are in Nee, York
herald]
23
New YorkK REVOLVING portable elevator
co. [13034, 13035
Motor driven revolyators. 14 p._ illus.,
table. 16mo. (Bulletin no. 35) ©
May 18, 1936: 2c. and &ff. May 20,
L9LGOs A 45Z1oL:
New YorK REVOLVING portable elevator
co.—Continued.
Preparedness in the warehouse, [8] p.
folder. illus. 16mo. (Bulletin no.
40) © Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ¢ Apr. 21,
1916; aff. May am 1916; A 429909.
© Henry S. Germond, jr., Jersey
City, N. J.
NEw YoRK sSporTING goods co.*, New
York, Camp outfits, fire arms, fish-
ing tackle. Catalogue no. 66. 1916,
1917, 5386 Dp. _ ius... #6me. (On
cover: Sportsman’s handbook) .
[13036
© May 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 4380998.
NEw YORK STEAM €0.*,
Two ways. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
~ [18037
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
17, 1916: A 430923.
New YORK TELEPHONE co.*, New York.
[13038-13042
Central office tests—cali circuit trunk
test set. 12 p. diagrs. 16mo. (En-
gineering alletie 195, Apr. 1916) @
May 15, 1996 =) 2 3G; and aff. May 25,
1916; A 432187.
Ithaca-Cortland district telephone di-
rectory... Jan. 13,1916... Ga pe, 480:
© Fan. 31,. 1916; 2 ¢ HSL sae sete:
aff. May 13, 1916; A 430898.
Norwich district telephone directory,
Dec. 10, 1915. 96 p.. 4to. "© Jan.
6, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916; aff. May
18: 1916; A 430899.
Syracuse district telephone directory.
Jan. 13, 1916. 155 p. 4to. © Feb.
141, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916; afi. May
13, 1916; A 430900.
Utica district telephone directory, Jan.
13, 1916. 155°" 4ne Feb. 16,
1916; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1916; A 430901.
New York.
New YorK univ. school of commerce
accounts and finance. Business Eng-
lish, problem 1-24. 24 sheets, 11 by
84 inches. [13043
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 482210; G. B. Hotchkiss
& E. J. Kilduff, New York.
Newark, N. J. Newark directory,
1916. v. 81. 250th anniversary ed.
[Newark, N. J.] The Price & Lee
company, 1916. 352, [9], 352A-
1770, 1800-1862 p. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $7.00 [13044
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 433281; Price & Lee Co.,
New Haven.
Newark shoe stores co.*, Baltimore.
[13045-13047
Guaranteed 6 months,
6 pairs for $1.00. (In Baltimore
evening sun) @©@ May 5, 1916; 1 c¢.
May 19, 1916; A 424611.
Manchester hose.
586
BOOKS,
no. 6, 1916
GROUP II
13110
NEWARK shoe stores co.*—Continued.
Revelation in style—and they fit per-
fectly. (Jn Baltimore news) © May
ao toiees tc. May 19, 1916; A
424612.
There’s a dollar in it for you. [4] p.
illus. 24mo. © Feb. 9, 1916; 2 «.
Apr. 4, 1916; aff. Apr. 25, 1916; A
430524.
NEwins (J. H.) & son*, Riverhead,
N. Y¥. Reasons why. [4] p. 24mo.
[185048
© May 1,1916; 2c. Apr. 24, 1916;
aff. May 3, 1916; A 480748.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. Each Proof, illus.
[13049-13110
Asthma Simpson, the village queen.
_ Asthma’s rich uncle, old Silas Simp-
son, is in town. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429982.
Boys, you’re going to meet my little
brother Gussy to-day! @© May 20,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 31, 1916; A
432257.
Headquarters for the new town of
Boomville. © Mar. 4, 1916; 2 e. and
aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429986.
I’m going down town. @© May 13,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 19, 1916; A
430995.
—— Well, for land’s sake! © Apr. 29,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 10, 1916; A
430801.
Where to Luke? © May 6, 1916:
2 ec. and aff. May 15, 1916; ids 430868.
Brow brothers. He’s crying, Hy, because
he wants to go over to the ticket win-
dow. @© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A 430871.
I assure you, Lo. @ May 138, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. May 19, 1916; A 430997.
James, tell the Countess de Cork.
Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 10,
1916; A 430800.
Say, Hy, this book you gave me
entitled Common sense is very funny.
@ May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 31,
1916; A 432256.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
Beauty a real possibility for everyone
who strives. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429978.
Beauty aids that you should always
carry about with you. © Apr. 29,
1916; 2-c. and aff. May 10, 1916; A
430805.
@ Apr
——Cupid’s garden. Pee QO)" ALG
2c. and aff. May 10, 1916: A 430809.
Divided interests. © May 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 15, 1916; N 430874.
an ot away visions. @©@ May 20,
1916; e. and aff. May 31, 1916; A
439960-
Household helps. How to solve the
raw fruit problems. © May 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 19, 1916; A 430989.
How exercises and outdoor sports
will help to improve your beauty. @©
May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 31,
1916; A 432261.
How to clean and care for your sil-
verware. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429977.
087
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.
*—_Con.
Daily magazine page for everybody. How
to make a brown skin whiter and more
beautiful. @ Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 10, 1916; A. 430808.
—— How to regulate the interruptions
of your workday. @ May 20, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. May 31, 1916; A 432263.
How unattractive mouths may be
made beautiful. © Mar. 4, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429989.
How you really may improve the
appearance of your arms. © Apr. 29,
AGIGES2 eeandiatte: Mayl0l 19i6 = A
430807.
—— Refractory team. © May 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 19, 1916; A 430988.
Revelations of a wife. How Dicky’s
mother lectured. © Feb. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429976.
How Dicky’s mother saw the
sights. © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 14, 1916; A 429981.
—— How cid Miss Sonnott come
to have Jack Bickett’s picture? @©
May aR 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 19;
1916: A 430991.
=e —How Harry Underwood met
Mrs: ‘Graham. "@* Mar. 4,> 1946 ; 2) ¢:
and aft. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429972.
——How Mrs. Graham dismissed
Miss Sonnot. © May 20, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. May 31. 1916; A 432265.
— - Madge’s adventure in _ the
library. @ Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. May 10, 1916; A 430804.
Mis. Smith tries to put one
Over: -~@ -May 6, Sto: 2 ¢F and ‘aif:
May 15, 1916; A 430875
Unfortunate meeting.
26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
A 429979.
Why did Dicky’s mother cham-
pion Madge’s work? © May 6, 1916;
2 ec: and ait. May 5, 1916 >A. 430872.
Why Madge was stariled by
the doctor. © Apr. 29, 1996; 2 ¢. and
aff. May 10, 1916; A 430806.
Then you must be his Mar-
© Feb.
14, 1916;
garet. @ May 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 430990.
Why Madge refused Dicky’s
suggestion. @ May 138, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. May 19, 1916; A 430993.
Toss ball an excellent remedy for
round skoulders. © Mar. 4, 1916; 2
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429990.
—— Why you sould begin now to guard
against summer tan. © Mar. 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A *43907L
Winifred Black says Hurrah for the
modern girl. © May 6, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. May 15, 1916; A 43087T.
Winifred Black writes about home-
less babies and babyless homes. ©
Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 14,
1916; A 429980.
Winifred Black writes about the
girl who wouldn’t listen. © May 6,
1916; 2 c.' and ‘aff. May 15, 1916; A
430873.
—— Winifred Black writes about the
girl’s best guardian. © May 20, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. May 31, 1916; A 432262.
Winifred Black writes about the
right training for life. @ May. 13,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 19, 1916; A
430992.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13111
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
Winifred Black writes about the sten-
cilled skin fad. © May 20, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. May 31, 1916; A 432264.
Winifred Black writes about the
things worth while. © Mar. 4, 1916;
2c. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429974.
Winifred Black writes about the un-
moral and the im-moral. © May 6,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 15, 1916; A
430876.
Winifred Black writes about the
uselessness of leap year. © Mar. 4,
1916=- 2 ¢c. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916:
A 429973.
Gowns Polly wore. (Jn Boston Sunday
herald) © June 4, 1916; 1 ec. June
15, 1916; A 440243.
Hickory Hick. C-c-could y-y-y-you tell
me wh-wh-where f-f-forty s-s-second
s-s-street is? © Feb. 26, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429985.
Say. cap, I think Til take a trip
on this submarine. © Mar. 4, 1916:
2 ec. and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429975.
Polly and her pals. Boston, Mass., Mar.
4-16, Dear Mr. Sterrett. © Feb. 26,
1S2Gs 2 ve" anda. “Mar, 734. 4916-
A 429984.
Good night nurse, you better beat
it. © Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 18, 1916;
aff. Apr. 25, 1916; A 429687.
Great guns! I see they’s a epidemic
of measles. © May 6, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 15, 1916: A 430869.
Listen, Polly gal, I’ve came to New
York on secret business. © Apr. 29,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 10, 1916; A
430808.
Where tha’ Sam Hill you goin’ with
the pianey-lamp Polly? @ May 20,
Y’mean to tell me Ashur’s got a
job? @ Mar. 4,-19163.2 1c. and vaft.
Mar. 14, 1916; A 429988.
You hired a trained nurse. © Mayr
13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 19, 1916;
A 430994.
That son-in-law of pa’s. Boy is waiting.
sir, © May 13, 1916: 2 @. and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 430996.
—— Do you know, Pa. @ Apr. 29, 1916;
2 c. and aff. May 10, 1916; A 430802.
So ya call this here stuff a play,
do ya? © May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A 430870.
Well, I guess that’s enuff work for
th’ first day. | ©. Mar. 4, 1916552) "e:
and aff. Mar. 14, 1916; A 429987.
What-what th’ Sam Hill d’ya mean?
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 14,
1916; A 429983.
Yes pa, dear Cedric has gone in for
amateur photography. May 20,
1916: 2 c. and aff. May 31, 1916: A
432258.
Nimmo (David Chalmers)* Detroit.
National flag songs. cover-title, [6]
p. illus. 16mo. [13111
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430865.
Noet (E. Percy) [18112-13126
American aviators are sent to Verdun.
@ May 24, 1916; 1c. May 27, 1916;
A 424855.
; 2 ec. and aff. May 31, 1916; A
pt.l, RS, wee
NoEL (E. Percy )—Continued.
American destroys German aeroplane.
© May 20, 1916; 1 ¢. May 24, 1916;
A 424758.
American flyer is in luck. © May
1916; 1 ec. May 29, 1916; A 494887.
American flyers attacked. L June 7,
1916; 1 c. June 12, 1916; 7 ae
Face ban on pleasure cars. © J 9,
1916; 1c. June 15, 1916; A 440234,
Honor to Kitchener at catiedenl rites.
© June 13, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916;
A 440338.
Hoped Roosevelt would win. © June 12,
1916; 1 ec. June 16, 1916; A 440346.
London watches meetings. © June 10,
1916; 1 ce. June 15, 1916; A 440254.
Paris honors to Americans. © May
1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916; A 740019.
Thaw chases flyer over German lines,
@ May 22, 1916; 1 c. May 25, 1916;
A 424811.
Thaw drops fifth flyer. © May 23, 1916;
1c. May 26, 1916; A 424833.
Thaw tells of flight with three flyers.
May 29, 1916; 1 c. June 2, 1916;
A 424987.
Two French cities devoted to wings.
@ May 16, 1916; 1 c. May 49, 1916;
1,
A 424630.
Will name a war chief soon. © June
13, 1916: 2 ce. Sone 46.19 Ss
440339.
Wreck two Zeppelins above big sea bat-
tle. © June 8; 1916) 2 eitane a2:
1916; A 440195.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
NortuH (Jacob) & co.*, Lincoln, Neb.
Six reasons why six men should not
buy life insurance. [38] p. 16mo.
[13127
© May 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429856.
NortH (Sam)* Lincoln, Neb. In-
ducements to pay premiums. cover-
title, 121. obl. 48mo. [13128
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429857.
NortH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION C€O.*,
Bay City. Mich. [13129, 13130
Aladdin homecraft Br Th place. [2d
ed.] cover-title, 1 p. 151, :
illus., col. pl. Svo. ‘o \pr.
Pre and aff. May 12, 1916; A 430830.
Aladdin homes. Catalogue no. 28, 1916.
[2d ed.] 1 p. 1, 117 p. illus. (part
col.) Svo. @ Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. May 12, 1916; A "430831.
NortH CARoLINA good roads associa-
tion. Road maps and tour book of
western North Carolina. [Chapel
Hill, N. C.] North Carolina good
roads association, 1916. 1 p. lL,
088
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
13155
NortH CAROLINA good roads associa-
tion—Continued.
159 p. front., illus, maps. 8vo.
$1.25. Tis wiast!
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 428945; North Carolina
division of the National highways
assn., Chapel Hill, N. C.
North East, Pa. North East directory,
1916. 2p.1., 17-584 p. 8vo. $2.00.
[13132
© May 2, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
22, 1916; A 483080; Atkinson Erie
directory co., Erie, Pa.
NoRgTHERN LIFE insurance co. Endow-
ment, 5 year dividend option, acci-
dent and health. Continuous dis-
uty benefit. 4 p. fol., fold. to 8vo.
ele.
© Mar 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1916;
aff. May 18, 1916; A 432098 ; Pe |
Mayne Morgan, Seattle.
NoRTHERN Paciric railway. Merry
way. ist ed. [San Francisco, Cal.,
The merry way publisher] 1916.
leet pe: lus: 4io. $0.25. - [138134
© Apr. 3, 1916; 1 c and aff. May
5, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 6, 1916; A 429939 ;
Albert Dressler, San Francisco.
NortTHrvup, King & co.*, Minneapolis.
Sterling seeds. Annual catalogue,
1916. cover-title, 24 p. illus. 8vo.
[13135
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 4380912.
NORTHWESTERN veterinary college.
Correspondence course. Instruction
paper no. 1. Grand Rapids, Mich.,
National publicity bureau, 1916.
cover-title, 7 numb. 1. 4to. $0.25.
[Text parallel to binding] [13136
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430407; National pub-
licity bureau, Grand Rapids, Mich.
NOVELTY notes. [131387, 131388
v..2, no. 4, Apr., 1916. New York,
Novelty slide EO) a tolG..” 24 “p; 8vo.
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 20,
1916; A 430365.
vy. 2, no. 5, May, 1916. Exposition no.
48 p. illus. Svo. $0.05. @ May 4,
H91G; 2 c, and aff. May 5, 1916; A
430706,
© Joseph F. Coufal, New York.
Noyes (Alexander Dana)
[13139-13141
Preparedness, military and economic.
New York, Publishers of Scribner’s
Magazine, 1916. 23 p. 24mo.
Mar, 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 22,
1916; A 429650,
Noyes (Alexander Dana )—Continued.
United States and Germany. 24 p.
24mo. © May 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 23, 1916. A 432 163.
When the war ends. 23 p.
printed from Scribner’s
May, 1916) © Apr. 20, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429651.
© Charles Scribner’s sons, New
York.
24mo. (Re-
magazine,
O’BRIEN (Edward J.) Best short
stories of 1915 and the yearbook of
the American short story; [intro-
duction and table of contents] Bos-
ton, Small, Maynard & company
[1916] [13] p. 16mo. (On cover:
Carrying on the torch of Hawthorne,
Poe and Bret Harte in short story)
[13142
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1916;
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 429700; Small,
Maynard & co., ine., Boston.
O’Connor (T. P.) Transformation of
political situation after Dublin riots.
(In Wilmington Delmarvia star)
[13143
©mMay 321, 71916. Te. May «25,
1916; A 424792; Central news of
America, New York.
Opp fellows (Independent order of.)
Sovereign grand lodge. Memorial
certificate. Resolutions of respect.
Sheet, illus., 83 by 11 inches. $1.00.
[13144
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1916;
aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 4380487; Wil-
liam H. Vareoe, Honesdale, Pa.
OFFICIAL American textile directory,
1916. Comp. by the Textile world
journal. New York, Boston [ete.]
Bragdon, Lord & Nagle co., 1916.
651 p. illus., maps. 8vo. $2.00.
[18145
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ec. May 8, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 4838036; Brag-
don, Lord & Nagle co., inc., New
York.
Otcotr (Frances Jenkins)* Brooklyn.
[13146-13155
Adventures of Robin Goodfellow. © Apr.
PUT91G 3) tic. s May 15, LONG es
4.24577.
Boy of Arden forest. © Apr. 15, 1916;
1c. May 15, 1916; A 424576.
Braying adventure. © Apr. 1, 1916; 1
e. May 15, 1916; A 424574.
Hour winds!) :°@ ‘Mars 718." 1916." 1) ec:
May 15, 1916; A 424572
Half king. A story for Washineton's
birthday. © Feb. 19, 1916; 1 c. May
15, 1916; A 424568.
Morning-glory fan. © Feb. 26, 1916; 1
ec. May 15, 1916; A 424569.
089
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13156
OxcoTr (Frances Jenkins) *—Contd.
Of Don Quixote’s valorous retreat. ©
Apr. 6; 1 ¢@ May. 15, 1946; A
424575
St. Patrick’s day in the morning. Mar.
4,11, 1916," @ Mar. 4, 1916; 1 °c.
May 15, 1916; A 424570, 424571,
Unlucky Dandin. © Mar. 25, 1916; 1 «.
May 15, 1916; A 424573.
[Note : The foregoing are in New York
evening post Saturday magazine]
O'NEILL (Felix J.)* Stafford Springs,
Conn. [13156, 18157
Soily little hands. @©@ May 4, 1916; 1
c. May 25, 1916; A 424744.
Toiler’s holy hand. © May 18, 1916; 1
e. May 25, 1916; A 424745.
[Note: The foregoing are in Catholic
transcript ]
OweEN (Lincoln)* Boston. Rice drill
eard in arithmetic. [13158-13164
Addition no. 91, 92 ude answers,
miscellaneous no. 91-100. 2 cards,
printed on both sides, " by 6 inches
and 4% by 6 inches. $0.02 each. @©
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 17,
1916; A 429540.
Addition of U. S. money no. 99, com-
parison of values no. 100 [and]
answers, miscellaneous no. 91-100. 2
cards, printed on both sides,
inches and 4% by 6 inches.
each. @© Apr. 15, 1916;
Apr: 17; i916: A 499544.
Decimals no. 75-78, [and] answers. 4
cards, printed on both sides, 4 by 6
inches and 4% by 6 inches. $0.02
each. © Apr. “15, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 429538, 429539.
Division no. 97, 98 [and] answers, mis-
cellaneous no. 91-100. 2 cards, print-
ed on both sides, 4 by 6 inches and 43
by 6 inches. $0.02 each. © Apr. 15,
1916; 2 «. and aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A
429543.
Multiplication no. 95, 96 [and] answers,
miscellaneous no. 9 We 00. 2 cards,
printed on both sides, 4 by 6 inches
and 4% by 6 inches. $0.02 each. ©
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 « and aff. Apr. 17,
1916; A 429542.
Subtraction no. 93, 94 [and] answers,
miscellaneous no. 91-100. 2 cards,
printed on both sides, 4 by 6 inches
and 4% by 6 inches. $0.02 each. ©
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 17,
1916; A 429541.
OwENS (Harry Holemnback)* Rich-
mond. Only animal that swears.
Card, illus., printed on both sides,
5+ by 33 inches. [13165
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 ¢«. Apr. 11,
1916; aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 430482.
Pace (Walter W.) Bigger, better
business. Working together. (In
Chicago herald) [13166
© May 20, 1916; 1 ec. May 22,
1916; A 424678; J. Keeley, Chicago.
PacE & Pace*, New York.
[13167, 138168
cover-title, port., 11
3, 6;
Talking to others.
Ma 2 ¢. ‘and
Dp. L2mo. ay
aff. May 5, 1916; A 430700.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Pace & Pace*—Continued.
Your. power to decide. cover-title, 7,
] p. port. 12mo. © May 3, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 5, 1916; A 430699.
PACIFIC FISHERMAN salmon canners’
directory, 1916. Seattle, Pacific
fisherman [1916] 47 p. 16mo.
$1.00. [13169
© Apr. 4, 1916;°2 Ape a7.
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 429908;
Miller Freeman, Seattle.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
San Francisco. Portland, Oregon
City, Salem [ete.] telephone direc-
tory, Apr., 1916. viii, 222, 100, 91
p. to. [13170
© Apr. 27, 1916: 2.6 "ame air
May 6, 1916; A 429888.
PACKARD piano co.*, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Packard piano. [36]0.(p.> -aibus,
12mo. . [13171
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 480684.
PACKER mfg. co. Hair and scalp,
modern care and treatment. [3d
ed.] 386 p. illus. 16mo, [13172
© May 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 432106 : Edwin A.
Olds, New York.
PADEREWSKI (I. J.) Poland, past
and present. cover-title, [16] p.
mounted port. S8vo. $1.00. [1381738
© “Apr. 15, 101G> 2c. amey ai.
Apr. 18, 1916: aff!’ Apr.’ 25," 298G =
‘A 429688; Anna M. Laise Phillips,
New York.
Pain’s fireworks co.
cover-title, 24 p.
Pain’s fireworks.
illus. (part col.)
SVO. [13174
© May 23, 1916; e. and aff.
‘May 25, 1916; A ge Henry J.
Pain, New York.
PAINTERS’ and decorators’ bi-monthly
world. May—June, 1916. cover-
title, 48 p. illus. S8vo. [13175
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 432186; Thybony
& Bengtson, Chicago.
PALMER (Frank Nelson)* Winona
Lake, Ind. Chapter outline study
of the Judges. Search the Scrip-
tures, 1l., [30] p., 81. 4to. $0.20.
[13176
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 @ Marios
1916; aff. Mar. 7, 1916; A 430433.
PALMER (John Hector)* Palmer, Mass.
Wedding service and marriage
thoughts. 171. port. 12mo. $0.35.
[13177
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 «@ May 3,
1916; A 430902.
590
BOOKS, GROUP II
13202
- no. 6, 1916
Pancoast (Dr.) medical co.*, New
York. How to keep well. 18, [2]
p. 16mo [13178
Poe 5. 016; 2 ¢. and aff.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 480367.
Papier poudré, ltd.*, London, New
York. Phyllis Dainty, her diary. 15
p. illus. 32mo. [13179
Step, 24 1916; 2 c Feb. 23,
1916; aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 430742.
PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
[Bulletin] [13180-13183
Meee oss), Apr. th. 1916. numb; . I.
222-228. illus. fol. @ Apr. 15,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A
no. P 64. Apr. 25, 1916. numb, 1. 230—
237. illus. fol. © Apr.’ 25, .4916;
2c. and aff. May 4, 1916; A 429842.
no. P 65. May 5, 1916. cover-title,
238-245 numb. L., illus. fol. © May
5; aes a ec. and aff, May 11, 1916;
ROLE = 2d number for May, 1916.
numb. 246—253. illus. fol. Ma
a 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 22, 1916;
"434106.
jee & Pollard co.*, Boston.
[13184-13186
Every chicken worth a dollar. [8] p.
folder. illus. 16mo. © Apr 18
te. 2 C) and aft. Apr.. 21, 1916 :
430418.
Proof of the feeding is in the milking.
Sheet, illus. (part col.) printed on both
sides, 11 by 17 inches, fold. to 4to. ©
May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 10,
1916; A 430798.
Raising chickens with the Pune 8 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. @© Feb. 1916 ;
2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 21,1916: A 430419
Parsons (Louella O.) Confessions of a
movie actress, by Miss X [pseud.]
(In Chicago Sunday herald)
[13187-18191
May 14, 1916. ae wee 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 15, ite 4245438.
Bay 31. 1916 Ay ae ai, 19163 1. ec.
May 22, 1916; A 424764.
May 28 1916. © cM 2S. 191G-. be.
May 29, 1916; A 424902.
June 4, 1916. © bane 4, 1916s 1 c¢.
June a: 1916; A 440264.
Sunes tt, 1916. © June 11, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 12, 1916; A 4 440308.
J. Keeley, Chicago.
Passumpsic telep. co.*, Newport, Vt.
Newport district, St. Johnsbury dis-
trict telephone directory, summer is-
sue, 1916. cover-title, 48 p. 8vo.
[138192
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. May 27,
1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 432216.
PATTERSON Civil service school. How
to secure a government position.
cover-title, 46 p. illus. (part col.)
4to. [13193
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430967; Arthur R. Pat-
terson, Rochester, N. Y.
50279—16——_5
Paxson (Sarah) Easter poem. The
walk to Emmaus, by Sarah Paxson,
Siddall Harrison. [38] p. _ illus.
24mo. [13194
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c..and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 4380412; Leonard S.
Harrison, Akron, O.
PayNE (Anne MacGregor) People’s
institute of home economics. May
12, 1916. (Jn Ohio state journal)
[13195
© May 12, 1916; 1 «@ May 18,
1916; A 424592; Ohio state journal
co., Columbus, O.
PEAace (Lorenzo Dow)* Chattanooga.
Confederate soldiers welcome.
Sheet, illus. 12 by 94 inches.
$0.10. [13196
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 7,
1916; aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 430389.
PEARSALL (Alfred W.)* Huntington,
N. Y. New birth explained. [8] p.
‘8vo. [13197
© May 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 430828.
PECHSTEIN & Nagel co. Puritas,
brannew. cover-title, [8S] p. 16mo.
[138198
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 480778; Felix Mendel-
sohn, Chicago.
PENNSYLVANIA coal & coke corpora-
tion*, New York. Forge fire facts.
NO, 42.. eover-tithe,.. 1G: p25. iLins:
(part col.) 24mo. [13199
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430956.
PENTON pub. co.*, Cleveland. List of
over 1,000 vessels of the Great
Lakes with the name of owner, cap-
tain and engineer of each vessel,
season of 1916. Cleveland, The
Marine review, 1916. 191 p. 32mo.
(Cover-title: Great Lakes red book,
1916) $1.00. [13200
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 4322382.
PEOPLE’s adjustment co.*, New York.
Independent and direct collector.
cover-title, 46 1. fol. $3.00. [Text
parallel to binding] [138201
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4,1916; A 429841.
PrortA, Ill. Leshnick’s Peoria city di-
rectory. v. 34, 1916. Peoria, [ll.,
Peoria directory co., 1916. 2 p. lL.,
[105]-1409 p. 8vo. $7.00. [138202
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 5,
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 433037 ;
Lesser Leshnick, Peoria, Ill.
O91
CATALOGUE OF
13203
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, 2'S:, v.40
PERKINS (Frank Sutjin)* Fremont,
Neb. Why and how dentists
should advertise. 81. fol. $10.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [13203
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434080.
Perry (Fredericka Sprague) Butter-
milk book. [4] p. S8vo. [138204
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429697; Walter Adelbert
Keyes, Kansas City, Mo.
v. 6, no. 5, May,
illus., ports. 4to.
[13205
©: Apr: 29; 1916 p25e" May ‘17;
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 4384021;
La Salle extension univ., Chicago.
PERSONAL efficiency.
1916. 32 p
PETERS (Edward T.)* Washington.
Lasting peace. (In Washington
herald) [13206
© May 26, 1916: 1 ¢« May 26,
1916; A 424830.
PreTErRS mfg. co.* New York.
[18207-13211
Cleaning white shoes. Blotter, 4 by 94
inches. © Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 17,
1916.5 afi: Apr. 26, 19165 A 429705.
Egyptian reignskin shoes. (In Boot and
shoe recorder, May 138, 1916) © May
eee WONG ys lee May 16, 1916: A
424504.
Fashion says this is the shoe for men.
(In Boot and shoe recorder) © June
LG OSG <4. e. une (ise. TOG A
440214.
Trademarks-reignskin.
Blotter, by 93
inches. © Apr.
dp aeLOl Gees Cs care elit.
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 429704.
ASapeea anaes Sheet, 11 by 8% inches.
Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1916;
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 429706.
PETERSEN (William) Talk by the
dean. Federal and state constitu-
tional law. Chicago, American cor-
respondence school of law, [1916]
1p: SVO; haZt2
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 430586; American cor-
respondence school of law, Chicago.
PreirFeR (Frances Holbrook)* Los
Angeles. Cinema lyceum. [4] p.
24mo. [132138
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 430772
PHELPS
N. H.
Art of seeing. [4] p.
1915;;° 2c. Mar. 1,) 19263 ‘aff; | May’ 8,
1916; A 429914.
Burnham-Phelps laboratory. [Art of
seeing | [4] ‘p.' 8vo. @° Dec. 28,
1916; °2 ‘c. and aff, Mar. Le OMG RE A
429913.
(George Turner)* Bristol,
(18214, 13215
8vo. © Dec. 28,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Boyd’s Philadel-
phia city directory, 1916. [Philadel-
phia, Pa.] C. HE. Howe co., 1916. 2
p. l., 81-1814 p. 4to. $10.00.
[18216
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 e. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 433052; C. E. Howe co.,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA HOME owners building &
loan assn. Small savings earn large
interest in the Philadelphia home
owners building and loan associa-
tion. [4] p. 16mo. [13217
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 432168; Lawrence F.
Carey, Philadelphia.
Puitiries (Charles Lincoln)* Taun-
ton, Mass. My best advice to help a
young man to live a prosperous and
successful life. Sheet, 163 by 83
inches. $1.00. [13218
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434077.
Puituirs (Libbie Sprague)
[13219, 18220
chap. 8-10. ©
ce. June 2, 1916; A
Heirloom of that Bess.
May 25, 1916; 1
424965.
Mystery of Castle Lennox.
© May 25, 1916;
A 424967.
[Note: The foregoing are in [Illus-
trated companion]
© F. B. Warner co.,
York.
chap. 22—24.
1-e. June 2, 1916;
inec., New
PIcKEN (Mary Brooks) [13221, 18222
Embroidery stitches; instruction paper
with examination questions. pt. 1,
1st ed. TA, 7B. Serahton, Pa., Inter-
national textbook company [1916] 2 Vv.
eover-title, illus. 8vo. (Woman’s in-
stitute of domestic arts and sciences,
inc., association with the International
correspondence schools) @© Mar. 24,
1916;'2 °c. and aff.. May, 1, tic
Fancy aprons and sunbonnets; instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
Ist ed. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916] cover-
title, 60, 2 p. illus. S8vo. (Woman’s
Institute of domestic arts and sciences,
ine., associated with the International
correspondence schools. Lele of sew-
ing) @© Mar. 24, 1916; c.-and aff.
May 1, 1916; A 429805.
© International educational pub.
co., Seranton, Pa.
PIERCE (Ar nold) * Newark, N. J. Shake-
speare’s man. 385 p. 24mo. $0. 10.
[138223
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 484109.
092
BOOKS, GROUP II
n0. 6, 1916
PITTSBURGH sun. Book of prizes for
boys. cover-title, 31, [1] p. illus.
' Syo. [13224
© May 8, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May
11, 1916; A 4382012. Sun pub. co.,
Pittsburgh.
PLAIN dealer pub. co.*, Cleveland. Ad-
' vertising in four English papers of
Cleveland. Feb.—Apr., 1916, 1915. 3
sheets, 9 by Ginches. [13225-13227
© Mar. 4, Apr. 4, May 4, 1916;
2 €.-each and aff. May 22, 1916; A
434059-434061.
PLAN agency co. Springfield plan.
So ae. a2mo. $0.75. [13228
eae. 20) 1916: 2. ¢. and, aff.
Apr. 25, 1916; A 429855; David I.
White, Springfield, Mo.
Pratt (Louis J.) Industrial fuel.
Lesson no. 5. Design and applica-
tion of atmospheric burners. 2 p. L,
p. [149]-185. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Practical gas educational courses. )
[13229 |
eenpr 6G, 1916: 2c May 11,
1916; aif. May 10, 1916; A 432004;
National commercial gas assn., New
York.
PxLatTr & Washburn refining co.*, New
York. Veedol; lubrication of in-
ternal combustion motors. 2d ed.
Sra. sillass’ (part:col.);.. diagrs.
Ato. [13230
@©-May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 482254.
PreceR (John J.)* Chicago. Book-
binding. (Jn Inland printer, June,
1916) [tae
fm sure, 5. 1916; 1 ¢c...June. 12,
1916; A 440207.
PrumME (Edward C.) co.*,
Prestige-creating publicity service
for general merchandise and dry
goods stores. 15 1. illus. 4to.
[Text parallel with binding.]
[13232
mops, 1916> 2 c. and aff.
Chicago.
Apr. 12, 1916; A 480434.
PirymMovutTH Rock squab co. Plymouth
Rock pigeons. 8 p. 8vo. [13233
(© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429823; Elmer C. Rice,
Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Por (Clarence) Geography of North
Carolina. [New York, Printed by
American book company, 1916] xiv
p. illus., maps (part col.) fol.
[13234
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 10, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 432015; Ameri-
ean book co., New York.
13242
PoHLMAN (KF. FE.) Bigger, better
business. Importance of little
things. (Jn Chicago herald.)
{13235
© June 8, 1916; 1 c« June Q,
1916; A 440282; J. Keeley, Chicago.
PoLHEMUS (Edwin Ruthven)*
Grove, Cal. Abandoned home, and
other poems. Petaluma, Northern
crown print, 1916. [17] p. S8vo.
[13236
(©, Mar, 25; 1916: 2. ¢,.and: aff:
May 8, 1916; A 480775.
Elk
POLICIES; a magazine of levity and
brevity. May, 1916. New York, I.
Tanenbaum son & co. [1916] [16]
p. 24mo. . [138287
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 482165; I. Tanen-
baum son & co., New York.
PoorE (John B.)* Washington, N. J.
For a better job & higher pay, pre-
senting the Foundation course in
mensuration & mechanical drawing.
12-piic diasr: ~Asmo; [132388
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 429994.
Porter (Charlotte M.)* Chicago.
Guide to Shakespeare’s stage. [Chi-
cago, Printed by Rogers & Hall co.]
1916. 19 p. 16mo. (Drama league
of America. Course 3) $0.25.
[13239
OvApr 1% 1916= Qc. “Aprsd9.
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429781.
PoRTLAND, Me. Directory of Portland,
1916. v. 57. Portland, Me., Port-
land directory company, 1916. 1251
p. fold. map. S8vo. $3.50. [13240
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. May 20,
1916; aff. May 19, 1916; A 433069;
Fred. L. Tower, Portland, Me.
Powe (W. R.) chairman,* Atlanta.
‘Southern classification no. 42. Is-
sued May 10, 1916. cover-title,
Ixxxv, 429 p. 4to. [138241
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 483024.
PowELL (Henry Wilbraham) * Seattle.
Powell’s civil service guide. Seattle,
Wash., Civil service age publishing
company [1916] 28p. 16mo. $0.25.
[13242
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 482146.
O93
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13243
PowER equipment co. Catalogue no.
10-A for transmission equipment
and elevator supplies. Minneapolis
[1916] xii, 99 p. inel. front. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [13248
© May 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 428987; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
PRAIRIE farmer. Boys, girls, stop,
look, listen. 7, [1] p. illus. 8vo.
[13244
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434047; G. A. Holt, Chi-
cago.
PRESTON (George B.)* Marshfield, Or.
Sun kissed waters of Coos Bay.
(In Coos Bay times) [13245
© May 18, 1916; 1 ¢. June 6, 1916;
A 440093.
PREWETT (Clay Wiley )* Houston, Tex.
Addition with the Prewett addom-
eter. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 16 by 84 inches, folded to obl.
48mo. [13246
© Mar.) 22.4916 > Sve Mar. 27,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916; A 429734.
PricE (Ed. V.) & co.*, Chicago. Today
[and yesterday.] cover-title, [8] p.
illus. S8vo. [13247
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 22, 1916;
aff. May 4, 1916; A 429921.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Providence direc-
tory and Rhode Island business di-
rectory, for the year commencing
May 1, 1916. no. 76. Providence,
R. I., Sampson & Murdock company,
1916. 1328 p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $6.00. [13248
© May 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 19, 1916; A 483062; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
PRUDEN (C. D.) co.*, Baltimore.
[13249, 13250
Garage steel. Portable steel moulded
garage. Sheet, illus., diagrs., printed
on both sides, 22 by 16% inches.
(Architectural service corporation.
Service sheet 4, no. 12, Jan., 1916)
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 20,
1916; A 430402.
Roofing, steel moulded; siding, steel
moulded. Sheet illus., diagrs., print-
ed on both sides, 22 by 164 inches.
(Architectural service corporation.
Service sheet 5, no. 12, Jan., 1916)
CO Apr. 127 19t6! 2 C, "ang ear. par.
20, 1916; A 430404.
v. 150. [Each illus., 4to. 3d.]
[13251-18254
no. 3904, May 3, 1916. @1 ¢. May 381,
ere? A ad int. 2665; pubd. May 3,
916.
PUNCH.
pt. 1, n.8., v.13
PuNncH—Continued.
no. 3905, May 10, 1916. © 1. June 7,
poia: A ad int. 2676; pubd. May 10,
June 15,
no. 3906, May 17,1916. ©1e
1 May 17,
916; A ad int. 2680; pubd.
1916.
no. 3907, May 24, 1916. @1ec.
June 21,
Toe A ad int. 2689; pubd.
May 24,
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., Itd.,
London.
PURINTON (Hdward Harle)* Morgan-
town, W. Va. [13255, 138256
Efficient home test. (In Independent
May 15, 1916) @ May 12, 1916; 1.
May 17, 1916; A 424536.
Genius and eugenics. (In Herald of
health and naturopath, July, 1916)
© June 5, 1916; 1 c. June 10, 1916;
440179.
A
Purse printing co. By-products.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. 16mo.
[13257
© May 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 20, 1916; A 432127; R. P. Purse,
Chattanooga.
QUILLER-CoucH (Arthur)* Fowey,
Cornwall, England. ‘Tales of the
Spanish main. 1. Discovery the
first: The flagstaff tower. (In
Premier magazine, June, 1916)
[13258
© 1c. June 2, 1916; A ad int.
2670; pubd. May 4, 1916.
RACINE (Samuel Frederick)* Seattle.
Practical problems graded. Series
A. 108 1. 4to. $1.00. [13259
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 480605.
RADIO-ACTIVE ore co.*, Los Angeles.
Radium, American radium for
Americans. 16 p. illus. 12mo.
[13260
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916. A 429815.
RAHE (Henry J.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Your own garage and repair shop.
[12] p. nar., 8vo. $0.10. [13261
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 434161.
RATHBORNE (St. George)
club; or,
chap. 1-3.
Get there
Motor boat boys afloat,
(In Chicago ledger)
[13262
© Dec. 11, 1915; 1 ce. June 3, 1916;
A 440047; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
RAwWIE (Henry)* New York. If
dreams came true in old New York.
cover-title, 16 p. 16mo. $0.10.
[13263
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429950.
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_ Reep (O. F.)
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
Ray (Derwood W.)* Ithaca,
Improved 20th century silent second
sight, mental telepathy and mind
reading act. no. 200. [8] p. 8vo.
$5.00. [13264
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 430534.
Ray (Mason) [13265-13266
His strange task; i When we et ae
the wheel. c¢ —. ©
1916; 1 ¢. June 3° 1916; A 440064,
Wolverine lumberjack; or, My lady of
the wilderness. chap. 1-3. © Nov.
Vioorots- «£ .c June 3, 1916: A
440045.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
RayMonp (W. H.)* Brunswick, Mo.
Can a railroad man be a Christian?
Sheet, 10 by 4% inches. [13267
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430922.
READ (Mary L.) [13268-13271
Are you giving your child the food he
needs. Apr. 30, May 14, 1916.
© Apr. 30, May ", 14, 1916; 1 c. each
May 19, 1916; A "424602, 424604,
424608.
Physical care of young children. © Apr.
May 19, 1916;
Boe, SO4G)s . bs. @:
424600.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
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© Tribune assn., New York.
Reap (William) & sons., ine.*, Boston.
Recreation and sport clothing. cover-
title, 31 p. illus. S8vo. [13272
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480789.
ReeEepD (Charles H.)* New York. Guide
for the day’s market as indicated by
steel, Union, Reading, Anaconda.
Sheet, 9 by 84 inches. [13273
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480793.
How to read in bed
and on the street cars without in-
juring your eyes. (Jn Chicago Sun-
day herald) [13274
© June 11, 1916; 1 c« June 12,
1916; A 4403810; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Reep & Carnrick*, Jersey City.
Tongue. an illustrated study. cover-
title, 24 p. col. illus. S8vo. [13275
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 429900.
ReEEes—E (Samuel H.)* Baltimore.
What every writer should know.
Baltimore, Md.; The Sun book and
job printing office, inc., 1916. 48 p.
16mo. $0.75 [13276
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9. 1916; A 429955.
N. Y. | Recast shoe co.
|
13291
*, Boston. [18277, 13278
Profit & prestige in Regal shoes. cover-
title, [43] p. illus. (1 col.), diagrs.
map. fol. © Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 430589.
Regal idea for staging your shoes. 32 p.
illus., ports., plates. 4to. @ Mar. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff., Apr.;: 28; 1916; A
430588.
Rem (Wm. G.) & co.*, New York.
Parquetry. [4] p. 16mo. [13279
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 28,
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 429919.
ReEMEY (Charles Mason) Five pre-
liminary designs for the Mashrak-el-
azkar. 161. mounted pls. 4to.
[13280
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 484163; George On Lati-
mer, Portland, Or.
REPORTER service bureau*,
R. 8S. B. ad cuts. [13281-13285
L Sze if4sallus! > 4é0:
Zs 1916: 2@. and afl: Mars-15,
1916: A 430859.
L. May, 1916. 361.
Chicago.
illus. 4to. © May
5, 1916; 2 e@. and aff. May 15, 1916;
A 430860.
L. Dressmaking days. 2 p., 21 1. illus.
to. @ Aprs,~1916:; 2 ¢ and ait
May 15, 1916: A 4380858.
L. Welcome week. 91. illus. obl. 4to.
@: May 5,. 1916 2c and ar. May 45;
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Roe Die 6 1? illns. Hie | @rApr 3;
1946 >> 2c. and alt oMayat >. 1916 cz
430861.
RETAIL buyers’ guide co.*, Charlotte,
Mich. Retail 5c and 10c buyers’
guide. Syndicate ed. 48 p. 12mo.
[13286
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 429781.
REVUE de Paris. 23° année. [Each
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© Administration de la Revue
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[ReExForD (Eben E.)] Window gar-
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title, 12 p. 16mo. [13290
(© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 15, 1916; A 480302; Larkin co.,
Buffalo.
REYNOLDS (B. 8.) co.*, Washington.
Views of beautiful Arlington, Va.
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illus. obl. 382mo. $0.10. [13291
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 23, 1916; A 432160.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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13292
RIcHTER (F. Ad.) & co.*, New York.
[13292-13295
Meteor: no. 4, 7. v. cover-title, 8 p.
col. illus. Senter © May 1, 1916; 2
e. each and aff. May
450847, 430848.
Some of the many designs built with
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no: 50; 100: a Vs illus. 24mo.
. © Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429657, 429658.
RipertEY (Douglas C.) Geography of
Illinois. [Cincinnati, O., Printed by
J.) oy Cushing Co...; 19861, a2) op.
illus., maps. 4to. [13296
© May 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 481216; Amer.
book co., New York.
RIEGEL (S. 8.)
G3; Sie seb.
Modern superheater
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$0.10. [13297
© May 12, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 480960: Central
railway club, New York.
Rretey (Martha)* Montrose, Cal.
Lessons from the birds. cover-title,
isd. i, ilgs. (part col.) S8vo.
$0.25. [13298
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 24, 1916; A 432189.
RITENoUR (John S§8.)* Pittsburgh.
Master minds of type and press.
No. 6. William Bullock. (Jn In-
land printer, June, 1916) [13299
© June 5, 1916; 1 ec June 12,
1916; A 440208.
RitTerR (Elma Streeper)* Philadelphia.
Something decidedly original in the
way of centerpieces. (Jn Philadel-
phia press) [13300
©. May 28, 1916: 1 c. ‘May 31,
1916; A 424935.
Roppins & Myers co.*, Springfield, O.
Ventiladores de Robbins & Myers.
para circuitos de corriente alterna y
continua. 32 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Catalog no. 1091) [13301
© May 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
26. 1916: A 434104.
Roperts (Charles George Douglas)
Cock-crow. [New York, Printed by
Federal printing co., 1916] 14 p.
12mo. $0.50. [13302
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
25, 1916; A 482179; Galbraith
Welch, inc., New York.
RopIns conveying belt co.*, New York.
[13303-13310
Capacity and speed chart of Robins belt
conveyors. Card, chart, 9 by 6 inches.
@ Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 1,
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!
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:
Ropsinson (L. M.) & @o.
RoBINS conveying belt co.*—Contd.
Chart for finding diameters, speeds and
P.’s_of transmission pulleys and
Card, chart, 9 by 6 inches. ©
. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May 1,
1916; A 430634.
Chart for finding horse powers of 15°
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1916: 2 c. and aff. May 1, 1916; A
430639.
Chart for finding required number of
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inches. © Apr. 25, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
May 1, 1916: A 430638.
Chart for finding shaft diameter for a
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Chart for finding shaft diameters for
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chart. 9 by 6 inches. © Apr. 25, 1916:
2 ec. and aff. May 1, 1916; A 430636.
Horse power chart. Card, chart, 9 by 6
inches. © Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 1, 1916: A 430635.
Glue test
chart. an instruction for making
tests. Card, 22 by 19 inches. - [13311
© Oct. 17, 1915; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 430822; Lowell M. Rob-
inson, New Albany, Ind.
RocHeEL (Clément)* Paris. Agence R.
T. Z.: grand roman d’espionnage.
nos. 1-5. [5 instalments] (Jn Paris
Presse, 9-14 mars, 1916) [13312
© Mar. 9-14, 1916; 1 c. each Apr.
6, 1916; A—Foreign 13752.
' RockWeEtL (Paul Ayres) [18313-13319
Americans get war honors for bravery.
© May 15, 1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916;
A 424587.
Capture Teuton boat in bold night at-
tack. © May 23, 1916; 1c. May 26,
1916; A 424835.
Chicagoan first U, S. legionnaire to fall.
© June 1, 1916; 1 ¢. June 5, 1916;
§ 440075.
pats legion hero killed. © June 3, |
1916: 1c. June 7, 1916; A 440103. —
Heroic American depicts Verdun life. ©
June 13, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916;
440335.
Missing Americans safe. @ May
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Wounded American wins French cross.
© May 31, 1916; 1 ¢. June 3, 1916;
A 440017. 7 ;
|Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
RocKWELL
problems,
© Mar.
aff. May 6. 1916;
H. Scovell & €o.,
19,
(Willard F.) Paper mill
cover-title, 31 p. SvOl
[13320
30, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916; 9
A 429875; Clinton
Boston,
596
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
13371
Roppy: (John A.)* Philadelphia.
Serology laboratory guide with spe-
cial reference to complement fixation
tests. 62 p. S8vo. [13321
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429956.
Rogers (William Alfred)* Lead, S. D.
Hurrah for the G. A. R. Card, 84
by 3 inches. [133822
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429892.
Roor (W. A.) Salesmanship. Lesson
no. 5. Air’ heating systems (gas).
2p. 1, p. [85]-114. illus., diagrs.
Svo. (Practical gas educational
courses. ) [13323
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. May 11, 1916;
aff. May 10, 1916; A 482003; Na-
tional commercial gas assn., New
York.
Rospack (F. P.) co.*, Benton Har-
bor, Mich. Ten-strike Tomkins.
cover-title, [12] p. illus. Svo.
[138324
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430879.
RosE (Robert F.)* Washington. Rob-
ert F’. Rose expert shorthand course.
Lesson no. 9-15. New York and
London, Funk & Wagnalls company
MOIG, 7 v.. Svo. eta 325
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c.-and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429776.
RosensBerc (John G.)* Riverton,
Wash. J. G. Rosenberg’s gasoline
computing chart. Card, 22 by 123
inches. [13326
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 20,
1916; aff. May 2, 1916; A 430659.
Ross college of chiropractic. 9th an-
nual announcement.
40 p. illus., ports. obl. 16mo.
[13327
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
25, 1916; A 429684; Nathaniel C.
Ross, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Roterserc (A.)* Chicago. Superior
magical apparatus. 2d ed. cover-
title, 223 p. illus. 8vo. (Catalog
no. 15) [18328
© Apr. 30, 1916; 2 c May 25,
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 482217.
RotH (David M.)* Portland, Ore.
Roth complete course of memory
training. Lesson 1-4 & suppl. Seat-
tle, San Francisco [etc.] Roth
memory institute [1916] 5 v. 16mo.
[13329-18333
™ Apr. 6, 14, 17, 20, 1916; 2 c¢.
each and aff. May 8, 1916; A 480755-
430759.
1916, 1917. °
ROYAL EQUIPMENT co.*, Bridgeport,
Conn. Raybestos brake lining and
clutch data. cover-title, 39 p. illus.
12mo. [13834
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec May 10,
1916; aff. Apr. 29, 1916; A 432025.
ROYAL PURPLE, 1917. Comp. and pub.
in the year 1916 by the junior class
of Cornell college. [Iowa City, Ia.,
Printed by the Economy advertising
co., 1916] [264] p. illus., ports.,
plates. 4to. $2.25. [13335
© May 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
19; 1916; A 483053... Clifford” P:
Benton and John J. Knight, Mount
Vernon, Ia.
Rue (Lucien V.)* Jeffersonville, Ind.
Jonathan Jennings, the first gov-
ernor of Indiana. (ifn Louisville
Sunday courier-journal. ) [13336
© May 14, 1916; 1 ¢c.. May 16,
1916; A 424696.
Rus-Lxe illustrative service*, Detroit.
Rus-Leg illustrative service, 7.
cover-title, 28 1., illus. 4to. [138337
© May 4, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. May
12, 1916; A 480839.
Rusk farm ¢co.*, Hau Claire, Wis.
Rusk farm cheese. Cheese as an
economical and nutritious food.
Sheet, col. illus., printed on both
sides, 7% by 9% inches, fold. to obl.
48mo. [133388
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 429853.
RUSSELL (Lillian)* Chicago.
[13339-13371
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Hair
secret. © May 29, 1916; 1 c. May 31,
1916; A 424912.
—— Monopolists. © May 18, 1916; 1c.
May 19, 1916; A 424617.
Truthfulness. © May 16, 1916; 1
c. May 18, 1916; A 424554.
Chin, chin, double chin. © June 4,
1916; 1c. June 5. 1916; A 440268.
Flowers are beautiful. Work among
them and you will be beautiful. ©
May 21, 1916; 1c May 22, 1916; A
424772.
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Are your
own architect. © May 25, 1916; 1 ec.
May 26, 1916; A 424821.
Back breakers. © May 138, 1916; 1
ce. May 15, 1916; A 424471.
—_— Business of shopping. @©@ June 15,
1916; 1c. June 16, 1916; A 440319.
Cleaniiness. © May 24, 1916; 1c.
May 25, 1916; A 424783.
Cultivate your nails. © June 10,
1916; 1 ¢. June 12, 1916; A 440292.
—— Don’t hide your brow. © June 7,
1916; 1c. June 8, 1916; A 440280.
For what do you stand? © May
22,1916; 1 c. May 23, 1916; A 424773.
597
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13372
RUSSELL (Lillian) *—Continued.
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Fresh
from the country. © June 12, 1916;
1 e. June 15, 1916: A 440314.
June beauties. © June 2, 1916; 1
ec. June 8, 1916; A 440026.
—— Life intensified. © May 26, 1916;
1c. May 27, 1916; A 424863.
Marooned. © June 8, 1916;
June 5, 1916; A 4400380.
National drink. © June 13, 1916;
1c. June 15, 1916; A 440296.
On the wings of song. @ May 23,
a91G> 8" e, May 24, 1916; A 424778.
Out of their, shells. @ June 1,
1916; 1 ce. June 2, 1916; A 424993.
Painting the lily. © May 15, 1916;
1c. May 17, 1916; A 424549.
Physical training still secondary.
© May 17, 1916; 1 c. May 18, 1916;
A 424560.
Protect your ears. @©
I91GS 1 ¢..gune J. 1916= © ast920.
Shining examples. © June 8, 1916;
1c. June "9, 1916; A 440284.
7 ea OF
31,
Short life and a merry one. ©
June 9, 1916; 1 c. June 10, 1916; A
440288.
Sour milk. © June 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 16, 1916; A 440301.
Tea bibblers. © May 30, 1916; 1.
May 31, 1916; A 424917.
Treadmills. © June 5, 1916; 1 ec.
June 6, 1916; A 440269.
Use your teeth. © June 6, 1916;
1c. June 7, 1916; A 440272.
Where the roses bloom. © May 20,
1916; 1 ce. May 22, 1916; A 424682.
— Women and roses. © May 27,
1916; 1c. May 29, 1916; A 424868.
School your scolding locks. © May 14,
1916; 1 c. May 15, 1916; A 424539.
That hurry-up feeling all over. © June
tt, 1916° 1 €» deme «12% 1616) A
440303.
To-day she has narrow guage brows. ©
May 28, 1916; 1 c. May "99, 1916; A
424911.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
Ruxton (Robert) [133872,,13373
Selling force and the selling farce, by
Robert Ruxton, cartoonics. Oy ato MG.
Cooper. Philadelphia, Pa., The Dando
company [1916]. 70 p. illus. 8vo.
$0.25. © Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 430676.
© Dando co., Philadelphia.
Your automobile, a valuable asset or a
dangerous liability, which? Philadel-
phia, Manufacturers’ casualty insur-
ance co. [1916] 16 p. illus. 24mo.
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 20,
1916; A 430414.
© Manufacturers’ casualty insur-
ance co., Philadelphia.
S. & G.
1, 1916—Apr.
p. 48mo.
© Apr.
May
[10382]
[133874
ec. May 8, 1916;
mid-year desk calendar.
20, 1017); dak,
3B, 1916; 2
aff. May 6, 1916; A 432021; Scher- |
ing & Glatz, New York.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
SADTLER (Helena S.)* Philadelphia.
[13375, 18376
For smocking round yokes and cuffs, by
Helena Buehler’ [pseud.] Envelope,
illus., 63 by 9% inches. (E Z smock-
ing patterns, no. 12.) $0.50. @© Apr.
17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 28, 1916;
A 430552.
New and improved designs of Helena
Buehler’s E Z smocking patterns, by
Helena Buehler [pseud.] Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 94 by 62 ‘inches.
@ Apr. 10, 1916; 1 © and aff Apr.
28, 1916; le. Apr. Go1SI6e A 430551.
St. Louis, Mo. Gould’s St. Louis di-
rectory for 1916. [v. 45] St. Louis,
Gould directory co., 1916. 2898 p.
4to. $10.00. [13377
© June .8, 1916;.-2) e. dune 412
- 1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 431493;
Gould directory co., St. Louis.
SALES METHOD co.*, New York. Ad
helps for undertakers. v. B. De
luxe-series. [no. 39052-39103] cover-
title, 52 1. illus. obl. 48mo. [13378
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 484457.
San Pepro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad co. Raising money. [4] p.
Svo. [13379
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 432037; Howard Elliott,
Los Angeles.
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm.
pt. 4. (Jn American poultry advo-
eate, June, 1916) [18380
© June 6, 1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916;
A 440116; Clarence C. De Puy, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
(Ben 8a Scorched _ girl
or, Charmed by the prince of
SAUNIER
moths ;
hearts. chap. 1-4. (In Chicago
ledger ) {13381
© Jan; 22, 1916; 1 @) jane
1916; A 440052; W. D. Boyce co.,
Chicago.
Sauté products corp.*, New York.
From soup to nuts. [16] p. col.
illus. circular, in shape, 34 inches in
diameter. [18382
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434067.
Savirt’s (Thomas) sons*, Philadel-
phia. Faucets, swan-neck. Sheet,
diagrs., 22 by 164 inches. (Archi-
tectural service corporation. Service
sheet A, no. 102, A, B, Jan., 1916)
[13383
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 4380403.
098
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SayMAN (Isaac H.)* Baltimore. My | ScHuttz (Yvonne)* Paris. Dzinn.
character. cover-title, 7 p. illus. (In Echo de Paris) [13405, 13406
24mo. [13384 nos. 1-11. [11 instalments] © Mar.
© May 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 16, 1916; A 4382089.
ScENARIO Dbulletin-review. v. 1, no.
2 Apr, 1916. 47 p. S8vo. [13385
iyMay 9. 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 15, 1916; A 430855; California
scenario co., Los Angeles.
ScuHapHorst (William Frederick) *
New York. [13886, 18387
Power topics. (Jn American wool and
cotton reporter) © June 15, 1916;
1c. June 16, 1916; A 440338.
Practical belt chart. (Jn Paper trade
journal) @© Apr. 27, 1916; 1 c. May
22, 1916; A 424699.
SCHOENBORN (John)* Chicago.
poems, by J. S. Born. [pseud.]
[6] p. folder. 16mo. [13388
© May 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 432115.
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.) 13389-13404
Austrians may peril Venice. © June 1,
1916; 1 c. June 5, 1916; A 440080.
British take relief checks. © June 5,
1916; 1c. June 8, 1916; A 440126.
Foe menaces 2 Italian cities. © May
Pitot kc. May, 31, 1916; .A
424931.
© May
Food chief will be autocrat.
1916; 1 ec. May 18, 1916; A 424588.
Germany for peace, but won’t consider
giving up territory. © May 25, 1916;
1 c. May 29, 1916; A 424882.
Germany preparing for trade conquest.
May 2c, 1916; 1 c. May 25, 1916;
A 424808.
Greatest sea battle is won by Germans.
@ June 3, 1916; 1 c.. June 7, 1916;
A 440101.
Peace talk futile, Germany to fight on.
pane oy 1916s 1c. June 9, 1916;
A 440163.
Put British sea loss at 5 times Germans.
© June 10, 1916; 1 ec. June 15, 1916;
A 440249.
Refusal of allies to concede Germany’s
Song
15,
military victories halts peace. @ May
fie LOGE) 1 oc, >) May 31>) 1916% x
424929.
Says Ireland shows British militarism.
© May 23, 1916; 1 c. May 26, 1916;
A 424832.
Sweep French back closer to Verdun. @©
May 26, 1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916; A
424894,
Tribesmen take two oases. © June 5,
1916; 1 c. June 8, 1916; A 440127.
U. S. protest hailed in Berlin. © May
Bee igtG. I ¢. May 25, 1916; A
424812.
Urge U. S. end mail embargo. © May
1916; 1 c. May 22, 1916; A fodtis.
© May 31,
Verdun fight balks ailiee)
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© Chicago daily news co.,
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Chi-
599
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ments ] © Apr. 4-18, 1916; 1 c. each
May 15, 1916; A—Foreign 13754.
ScHustrr (Hdw. J.)*. St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [13407-13410
Apr., 1916, Hastern ed. cover-title, 248
p. 12mo, $12.00 per yr. © Apr. 28,
1916; 2 e. and aff. May 3, 1916; A
430690.
Apr., 1916. Texas ed. 39 . Ato.
$12.00 for 12 months. © May 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 6, 1916; A 738891.
Apr., 1916. Western ed. corer Ate 200
(i. e. 208) p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12mo.
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff, Apr. 20,
1916; A 430372.
May, 1916. Hastern ed. cover-title, 248
p. 12mo. @© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. May 27, 1916; A 432199.
ScHutte & Koerting co.*, Philadel-
phia. (18411, 18412
Hard lead and rubber fittings. 8 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Catalog 7, see,
Le @scApre) aS tod Ge ites Ma 9,
1916; aff. Apr. 27, 1916: A 429924.
Schutte lead lined valves. 8 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Catalog 8, sec L.) ©
Apt. 18, 1916; 2 c, May ’9, 1916; aff.
sed
Apr. ard 1916; A 429923.
(Clinton H.) & co.*, Boston.
[134138, 138414
Scientific management for everyday use.
cover-title. Dp: y Svos)) ©) Apry 13;
1916; 2 ec. May 1, 1916; aff. May 6,
1916; A 4298738.
Seope of industrial engineering. cover-
title, 8, [1] p. 8vo. © Apr. 6, 1916;
2c, May 1, 1916; aff. May 6, 1916;
A 429874.
SCOVELL
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago.
[13415-13424
Bargain counter. Bulletin no. 182.
ecover-title, 32, [6] p. illus. (part
col.) 8vo. © Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Apr. 21, 1916: A 430426.
Bulletin no. 183, 184. cover-title,
2:Ve illuss Svo1@ Aprse db, 21) 19Le s
2) ¢. each) and! ait) Apr. (29; ) U91G): A:
429761, 429762.
Bulletin no. 185. cover-title,
illus. . 8vo. © Apr. 27, 1916;
and aff. May 8, 1916; A 430766.
—-— Bulletin no. 186. cover-title, 32 p
illus. 8vo. © May 3, 1916; 2c. and
aff. May 18, 1916; a 432117.
—— Bulletin no. 187. cover-title, 32,
[2] p. illus. 4to. © May 9, 1916;
2c. and aff, May 29, 1916; A 434135.
Bulletin no. 188. Sales -title, 32,
P21" 7, TSS Ao, 1G) Mayo! 1916:
2c. and aff. May 29, 1916; A 434136.
Bulletin no. 189. cover-title, 32
[47 pl) 1 ts. “(pare coli) a. Syvo;
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29,
1916; A 434137.
o2NDs
PANG
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13425
pt. 1, ns ee
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*—Continued.
Your grocery store, May, June, 1916.
cover-title, 64 p. illus. 4to. © May
1, 1916; Dc. and aff. May 18, 1916.
A 432118.
—— May—June, Paw Dallas, Tex.
p. illus. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1916:
and aff. May 8, 1916; A 430765.
SEcuRITY trust & savings bank. Com-
parative rainfall chart of southern
California. 1916 ed. Sheet, illus.,
eol. charts, printed on both sides, 25
by 22 inches., fold .to 8vo. $0.10.
[13425
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 429901; Fred
Lind Alles, Los Angeles.
SEEMAN brothers. Premiums; War-
field coffee, pioneer coffee, nursery
milk [ete.] cover-title, [16] p. illus.
SvoO. [13426
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429890; ©. M. Dopler,
New York.
SEHL (H. W.)
ness.
ee
Bigger, better busi-
(In Chicago herald)
[13427-13432
Better business means bigger business.
© May 25, 1916 ; 1 ec. May 26, 1916;
A 424820.
Growth through consumer acceptance.
© May 26, 1916; 1 c. May 27, 1916;
A 424861.
Horse sense in merchandising. © May
De OMG Mele Cape iMi ay. leenrr ual OG ee.
424769.
Salesman’s wedge. © May 24, 1916; 1c.
May 25, 1916; A 424782.
Taking growth by the forelock. @ May
2k, V UOTG AL tes eMiay, 29), yoni JA:
424866.
Why 100,000 corporations have no net
income. @ May 28, 1916; 1 ec. May
24, 1916; A 424774.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [18483-18436
Newest hat is of Milan in every shade.
© June 4, 1916; 1 c. June 9, 1916; A
440176.
Newest sleeves are all elaborate. @ May
28, 1916; 1c. June 2, 1916; A 42497).
Solid colored silks to be popular this
summer. © May 21, 1916; 1 ce. May
25, 1916; A 424784.
Umbrella skirt succeeds the lampshade
tunic. © June 11, 1916; 1 ec. June 16,
1916; A 440325.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune and New York
globe, Chicago.
SELDEN (Frank Henry)* Valley City,
N. D. Suggestive courses in me-
chanical science, Valley City, N. D.,
Cranesville, Pa., The Maudslay press
1916). 8, p. Ly [5)—387 462) .p.-los.
16mo. $0.25. [13437
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
8, 1916; A 4380769.
|
SELL (George) baking co.*, Denver.
Announcing a new service for your
convenience—from our ovens to
your table. [5] p. folder, col. illus.
obl. Ato. [134388
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
81, 1916; A 4382247,
SENTON (Moritz S.)* New Orleans.
up-to-date bank ads. cover-title,
58 1. Svo. $6.00. [134389
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430964.
Sessions loan & trust co.
of security. cover-title, [36] p.
illus., ports. fol. [13440
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 @ May 11,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 434215;
Ephraim H. Clark, Marietta, Ga.
60
Evidence
SHANNON (John D.)* Columbus, O.
Shannon’s life insurance instructor.
[12] p. table. nar., Svo. [138441
© Mar. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 480435.
SHare (Herb E.)*
Sex control in poultry breeding,
chap. 8. (Jn American poultry jour-
nal, June, 1916) [13442
© June 1, 1916; 1 ce. June 3, 1916;
A 440152.
SHarRPS and flats. v. 1, no. 5, Mar.,
1916... 15 pilus. Sva: [13443
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A 430488; Lyon
& Healy, Chicago.
SHaw (Anna M.)*
Whispered gratitude. Card, 53 by
4 inches. $0.05. [13444
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429881.
Spokane, Wash.
Camden, N. J.
SHAW (Emma _ “Francilla)* Boston.
Why Col. Roosevelt should not be
commandeered into the presidency,
by Plain American [pseud.] 16 p.
16mo. $0.05. [13445
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916;.A 480599. a
SHEEHAN (Michael Joseph)* Hering-
ton, Kan. Watchful waiting wins.
(In Herington sun) [13446
© May 4, 1916; 1 c. May 19, 1916;
A 424638.
SHELDON (Arthur Frederick) * Buffalo.
Kirst Sheldon lecture. (Jn Buffalo
live wire, May, 1916) [13447
© May 15, 1916; 1 c. June 2, 1916;
A 424988.
600
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
SHELMAN (William Martin)* Union
Star, Ky. Eugenie culture for mar-
ried people. [18] p. 24mo. $1.00.
[13448
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
28, 1916; A 480570.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York. .
[13449-13457
Boras Atlantic reporter citations. v.
» no s ay, [Cumulative
suppl.] 76 p. 8vo. $5.00. © May
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916;
A 433175.
Shepard’s California citations and an-
notations. v. 9, no. 2, 1916.
Cumulative suppl.
Her year.
v. 9, no.
[Cumulative suppl. ]
: . $5.00 per year. © May
16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916.
A 433170.
Shepard’s Massachusetts citations. v.
9; no. 2, May, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.J] 243 p. 8vo. $4.00. © May
18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916;
A 433174.
Shepard’s Northwestern citations.
no. 2, May, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
165 p. 8vo. $6.00 per year. © May
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916.
A 433176.
Shepard’s Oregon citations.
2, May, 1916.
Da Svo.
Bnendra’s Golarida Catone:
24/ Apr:,. 1916.
\Yvo) alay
Vv. a: no.
242
reporter citations.
ae iT anlaeive
"8vo.
he avers Meanedsbe citations. yv. 2, no.
Apr., 1916. Cumulative oa 107
p. v0. $4.00 per year. © May 8,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 26, 1916: A
433172.
Shepard’s Utah citations.
Vie wil) (Os 122
Apr., 1916.
[Cumulative suppl. ] 47
p. 8vo. $3.00 per year. © May 17,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916; A
433173.
SHIRLEY
Dove.
(John Cofer)* Chicago.
(In The review, May 1916)
[13458
© June 1, 1916;.1 ¢. June 5,
1916; A 440072.
SHONINGER (B.) co.*, New Haven.
Catalogue of Shoninger pianos. 16
p. illus., 10 loose pl. in pocket. 8vo.
(Cover-title: Shoninger pianos)
[18459
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429899.
Siewert (H. A.)* Los Angeles. Valu-
able handbook of useful information
on finance for the business man.
[4] p. 12mo. $1.00. [13460
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 429676.
n
O
13477
Simonps (Frank H.) [13461-13463
My trip to Verdun. A dying, shell-ridden
city.” ©,May 7, 19163. 1 ¢.,) May 19,
1916; A 424605.
—— Gen. Petain face to face. © Apr.
30, 1916; 1 ec. May 19, 1916; A 424601.
Promised land. Lorraine’s forgotten
battle. @ May 14, 1916; 1 c. May 19,
1916; A 424607.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York tribune |
© Tribune assn., New York.
SINGER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
[13464, 13465
Additions to and alterations in form
1437 w, etc. Dec., 1915, Jan., Feb.,
Mar., 1916. 8 numb. 1. plates. uar.,
8vo. (Form 15385 w. Apr. 15, 1916)
[Text parallel to binding] @©@ Apr. 24,
TOLG: /2) cy sand watt, May a) TOTG< vA
429810.
Additions to and alterations in form
1043 w. Mar., 1916. 111. illus. 8vo.
(Form 1582 w. Apr. 15, 1916.) ©
Apr. aa 1916; 2 c. and aff. May Ii,
1916; A 429811.
SINGER SEWING machine co., ine.*,
Elizabeth, N. J. [13466-13477
New high speed multiple needle, Singer
machines of class 106, single thread
chain — stitch. Multiple — stitvhing,
tucking ete. 7, [1] p. illus. 8vo.
(Form 9396, May, 1916) © May 10,
1916; 2 ce. and aff. May 16, 1916; A
430981.
Singer machine no. 17-30, lock stitch
for use in the manufacture of leather
hand bags, pocketbooks, portfolios,
ete. [2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9423,
May, 1916) @©@ May 10, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. May 16, 1916; A 4380935.
Singer machine no. 62—59, double thread
chain stitich for inserting trimming
and binding sleeves in women’s
house dresses, wrappers etc., at one
Operation. [2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form
9404, Mar., 1916) @©@ May 10, 1916;
2. and aff. May 16, 1916. A 430936.
Singer machine no. 105-1 double thread
chain stitch for heavy cotton flannel
gloves. [2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form
9412, Apr., 1916) © May 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 16, 1916: A 430930.
Singer machine no. 500 wi for pound-
ing the seams of shoes ete. [2] p.
illus. 8vo. (Form 9408, May, 1916)
© May 10, 1916; 2. and aff. May 16,
1916; A 43809382.
Singer machine no. 501 wi for cutting
or snipping shoe vamps, ete. [2] p.
illus. S8vo. (Form 9415, May, 1916)
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 16,
1916; A 430938.
Singer machine no. 502wi1 for tip
scouring and finishing shoes. [2] p.
illus. 8vo. (Form 9416, May, 1916)
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 16,
1916; A 430934.
Singer machine no. 503 wl for cutting
or snipping shoe vamps by foot power.
[2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9409, May,
1916) © May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and afi.
May 16, 1916; A 4380937.
Singer machine no. 504wi1 for
forating shoe tips, ete.
8vo. (Form 9417, May,
May 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 16,
1916 ; A 430938.
per-
illus.
OL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13478
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
SINGER SEWING machine co., ine.*—Con.
Singer machine no. 505 w1 for beading
or turning shoe uppers, button flies,
etc. [2] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9418,
May, 1916) @ May 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. May 16, 1916: A 430940.
Singer machine no. 506 w 1 for per-
forating shoe vamps, hat sweats, etc.
7 p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9419, May,
1916). © May.10,. 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 16, 1916; A’ 430939.
Singer aachines 114-1 and 114-2
single thread elastic chain stitch for
sewing on flat buttons. [2] p. illus.
8vo. © May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 434159.
SKINNER engine co.*, Erie, Pa.
[13478, 13479
Uufvalye unaflow. 23 p._ illus.,
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec. May 4,
i916: aff. May 9, 1916; A 429962.
Universal unaflow. 8ded. 27 pv. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. @ Apr. 14, 1916; 2 «.
May 4, 1916; aff. May 9, 1916;
429963.
SLADE & Miller co.*, Chicago. Stick-
eraft. Sheet, illus., 12 by 9 inches.
[13480
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 430918.
SLATER (EH. K.)
on gas appliances and processes of
manufacture. The application of
gas to hotel and restaurant equip-
ment, ed. by E. K. Slater, assisted
by Wm. De Freitas, John M. Brock.
New York, National commercial gas
Practical treatises
association, 1916. 50 p. illus. S8vo.
(Industrial fuel reference books, no.
6.9). ou 20: [13481
© May 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 430924; National
commercial gas assn., New York.
SLICHTER (Sumner H.) Coupons,
trading stamps and premium sys-
tenis... °c Pp. T “St nom Tr Ato.
(Modern business service, report no.
68. ) [13482
© Apr: 22, 4916: 2 'c?"and ‘aff,
Apr. 25, 1916; A 429695; Alexander
Hamilton institute, New York.
Stoss (Robert) London lauds beat
of the Daily news. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [13483
© May 16, 1916; 1 c. May 19,
1916; A 424627; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
SMITH
(A. Carman) Bigger, better
business. How to get Pacific coast
business. May 13, 1916. (In Chi-
eago herald) [18484
(© May 18, 1916; 1 c. May 15,
1916; A 424470; J. Keeley, Chicago.
diagrs. |
SmitH (A. O.) co.*, Milwaukee. Magie
of motor wheeling. 16 p. illus. 8vo.
(Cover-title: Motor wheeling)
[18485
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A "432948,
[SmirH (Adam)] Earl of Royster
Ray, by Perhaps Bacon [pseud.]
24 p. 16mo. $0.15. [138486
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 431401; Bronson canode
printing co., Chicago.
SmiTH (Dayid Eugene) Mathematical
portraits and pages. cover-title,
[24] p. ports., facsims. 8vo.
[13487
© May 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480814; Ginn and coin-
pany, Boston. —
SmMiItH (Ed. W.) Professional wres-
tling. New York, American sports
publishing company [1916] 95 p.
front., illus., ports. 16mo. (Spald-
ing red cover series of athletic hand-
books, no. 19R) $0.25. [13488
© May 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 4381252; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
SmitH (Forrest)* Council Bluffs, Ia.
Forrest Smith company, city prop-
erty clearing house. Sheet, printed
on both sides, 83 by 54 inches.
[13489
© May 19, 1916; 2 e May 19,
1916; aff. June 1, 1916; A 484213.
SmitH (Ida B.)* Philadelphia. Sister
Susie and Jolly Mollie, by I. B.
Smith and Lucena Nash. 12 Dp.
16mo. [13490
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
24, 1916; A 4380527.
SmitH (J. Frank)* Dallas. To-mor-
row, the thief of thrift. cover-title,
16 p. 16mo. $0.04. [13491
© May 138, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434000.
SmitH (Jack H.)* New York.
[13492, 13493
Jack Smith’s own cartoon school. Ac-
tion, body, no. 26, 29, 31-34, 38, 350—
352. 10 1. illus. 4to. Nov. 15.
1915; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A
430567.
Action, head, no. 205, 206. Hand
action, no. 92, 93. Action, feet, no. 61,
62, 6 1. illus. 8vo. © Nov. 15, 19155
2c. and aff. Apr.,26, 1916; A 430566.
602
BOOKS, GROUP II
~ no. 6, 1916
13513
SmitTH form-a-truck co.*, Chicago.
[18494, 18495
How we help you make sales Mr. Dealer.
[Reduced facsimile eal cover-title, 50
P. Mus; © fol. ©. Apr. 25, 1916; 2
. and aff. Apr. 29, 1916: A 429764.
a and a Ford makes a guaranteed
one-ton truck. cover-title. 12 p. illus.
16mo. © May 16, 1916; 2c. and aff.
May 22, 1916; A 434033.
SNELL (Roy J.)* Eskimo
Robinson Crusoe. (In
Chicago daily news) [13496
© June 10, 1916; 1 c June 15,
1916; A 440248.
Chicago.
chap. 2.
SNETHEN (Rollings A.)* St. Louis.
Electricity, the spirit of nature.
cover-title, [8] p. port. 8vo.
[13497
© Nov. 25, 1915; 2 c. May 10,
1916; aff. May 17, 1916; A 430952.
Snow (Lester J.)* Rockford, Ill.
Snow’s success system of garment
cutting. Suppl. no. 25. 8 p. illus.
obl. 12mo. $0.16. [13498
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429486.
Society for savings and loans of
Washington*, Washington. Plan of
operation of the credit associations
of the Society for savings and loans.
[4] p. 16mo. [13499
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 432149.
Soun (J. A.)* El Reno, Okl. Hop to
mu [6] p. 4to. [13500
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429828.
Somers (Ff. M.)* Cincinnati. Seven
ages of man from As you like it.
[16] p. illus. 16mo. {13501
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434110.
SonorA phonograph corporation,* New
York. Sonora supreme. 15 p. incl.
front., illus. 4to. [13502
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 429964.
SoutH Benp bait co.*, South Bend,
Ind. Days of reel sport. Catalogue
no. 22. cover-title, 47, [1] p. illus.
(part col.) 4to. (Cover-title: Days
of real sport) [13503
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434074.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA musicians’ di-
rectory including dramatics and kin-
dred arts. 1916, 1917. cover-title,
63 p. ports. obl. 24mo. [13504
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 429490; Herman A.
Horowitz, Los Angeles.
San Francisco.
[18505-13507
illus., maps.
vo. © May 10, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 29, 1910; A 434134,
Great Salt Lake cut-off. a: Foi po
ey diagrs., maps. 16m May
£2, 19963 2 ce. and aff. Maye 29, 1916;
A 434162,
Tahoe country. cover-title, 29 p. illus.
(part col.) maps. 8vo. @ May 8,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. May 29, 1916; A
434133.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Co.*,
Across America. 31 p.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
0.*, Dallas. Dallas, Tex., telephone
directory, summer, 1916. 4 p. L,
160, 42 p. 4to. [13508
© May 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 434007.
SPAETH’S easy payment clothing assn.
[13509, 13510
Membership application. Card, 23 by
4% inches. © Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A 429917.
Spaeth’s easy payment clothing associa-
tion. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. © Mar.
ie 1ONG?. 2) ¢c. and att. Apr 6, 19iGs
A 429918.
© Alonzo M. Spaeth, Mt. Carmel,
Til.
1916.
York,
com-
SPALDING’S Official golf guide,
Ed. by Thos. Bendelow. New
American sports publishing
pany, 1916. ...223. p: ‘front., alus:,
ports. 16mo. (Spalding red cover
series of athletic handbooks, no. 3R)
$0.25. [13511
© May 23, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 481258; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
SPARK-LITE manufacturing co. Power
is safety. cover-title, 12 p. diagr.
24mo. [18512
© May 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 432255; William S. Wit-
ter, Toledo, Ia.
SPECIALTY pub. house*, Gardenia, Cal.
101 business builders for the printer
and advertising hustler. [10] p.
12mo. $2.50 [13513
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434153.
603
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13514
pt.1, n.s., v.13
SPECTATOR co.*, New York.
[13514-13515
Pocket register of life associations for
1916, compiled for the five years end-
ins Jan. 1, 1916. [Ssist’ year] — 43,
[1] p..12mo.. $0.25, .© May:-1;1916;
2c. and aff. May 5, 1916; A 430702.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. v. 10, no. 11. Apr., 1916.
p. 81-88. S8vo. $0.25. © Apr. 26,
1916 3.2 co and aft. May -2, 19163 A
429821.
SPENCER-CARROLL co. Automobile sup-
plies and accessories. Catalogue no.
1, season of 1916. 255 p. illus. 4to.
[13516
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
air. Apr. 29, 1916; A. 4297783 “RK. J.
Jefferson printing co., Chicago.
SprrterR (Arthur P.)* Beverly, Mass.
Spiller’s coloroid trap nest bands.
Sheet, illus., 7 by 44 inches. [13517
© May. 16, 1916;.2 ¢ and aff,
May 17, 1916; A 480972.
SPOKANE & eastern trust co. Expense
record. cover-title [6] p., blank 1.
for memoranda. Svo. [13518
© Dee. 718; 19'5es 2%. Apr: 25,
1916; aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 480562;
Charles H. Moore, Spokane, Wash.
STACKHOUSE (William R.)* Utica,
N. Y. Why I bought a lot at Old
Forge. [8] p. folder. 24mo. (Ad-
irondack development corporation)
[13519
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430969.
STACKPOOLE (H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, Essex, England. Stories
of the legion. no. 5. Mansoor. (In
Harmsworth red magazine, May,
1916) [13520
© 1c. June 15, 1916; A ad int.
2681; pubd. May 15, 1916.
STANDARD AERONAUTICAL co. ‘Triple-
slide aeroplane calculator. cover-
title, 18 p. front. 12mo. [13521
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434079; Edward B.
Jaeger, Chicago.
STANDARD MAIL order co.*, New York.
Summer bargains, 1916. 79 [1] p.
illus. (part col.) S8vo. [13522
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429759.
STANDARD PNEUMATIC action co.*, New
York. Direcciones para operar
nuestro piano automatico. 12 p.
illus., diagr. 16mo. [13523
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 27, 1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A
429930.
STANDARD STATISTICS CO., ine.*, New
York. [13524, 13525
Standard bond offerings. Pocket size.
May, 1916 issue. 12mo.
p.
$60.00. @ May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff,
May 16, 1916; A 433025.
Standard financial digest service, daily
revised. v. 2 1, OTS:
STANDISH (Burt L.) Lefty Locke,
pitcher-manager. Illus. by Charles
L. Wrenn. New York, Barse &
Hopkins [1916] 3817 p. incl. front.
plates. 8vo. [13526
© May 20, 1916; 2 e© and aff.
May 24, 1916; A 483121; Barse &
Hopkins, New York.
STANFORD seed co.*, Buffalo. Stan-
ford’s book and guide [on seed
corn] 24 p. 16mo. [138527
© Mar. 2, 1916; 2 c Mar.j3, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 429931.
Why June is the
month for brides. (Jn Chicago Sun-
day herald) [13528.
© June 4, 1916; 1 ce June 5,
1916; A 440262; J. Keeley, Chicago.
StTarr (Frederick)
STATESMAN. Issue the 2d. [8] p.
illus. (part col.) fol. [18529
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 480845; Charles H.
Brown paint co., New York.
STAvreumM, Thomson & Bennett. Proof
sheet A. Apr., 1916. [8] p. folder,
illus. 4to. [135380:
© Apr. 12,° 1916: 3 canary ame
May 15, 1916; A 484057; Ernest
Arthur Stavrum, Chicago.
STEINRUCK (Herman)* Hrie, Pa.
Erie, the hub for business. Card,
map, 4 by 7 inches. [13532
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 @. and ame
Apr. 20, 1916; A 480411.
STELLING (Henry B.)* Augusta, Ga.
World war. Augusta, Ga., Ridgely-
Wing-Tidwell company, 1916. 24 p.
8vo. $0.10. [18532
© Mar. 27, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff,
Apr. 19, 1916; A 480405.
STENOTYPE co.*, Indianapolis. Direc-
tions for the use and care of the
stenotype. [11] p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. [138533
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aig
Apr. 15, 1916; A 429708.
604
BOOKS, GROUP II
“no. 6, 1916
STEPHANOVE (Constantine)
[13534, 13535
Baikan situation improved. © June 6,
1916; 1 c. June 9, 1916; A 440162.
No Serbian nation, is plan of Bulgars.
@ May 26, 1916; 1 c. May 29, 1916;
A 4248938.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
- daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
STEPHENS (Anna D.) An unexcused
absence. (Jn Messenger of peace,
May, 1916) [13536
© May 9, 1916; 1 c. May 15,
(1916; A 424485; Peace assn. of
Friends in America, Richmond, Ind.
STEPHENS-ADAMSON mfg. co.*, Aurora,
Ill. S-A labor-saving machinery.
886 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. (Gen-
eral catalog no. 25) $2.00. [138537
@© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 10, 1916; A 428929.
STERLING (George) Lilies of stone.
21. mounted plate. 16mo. [13538
eapr ic° 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 6, 1916; A 429896; Lucille E.
Bray, Oakland, Cal.
_STETSON shoe co., inc.*, So. Weymouth,
Mass. Dept. 5, stock book no. 19,
1916. 48, [16] p. incl. front., illus.
part col.) S8vo. [13539
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 429876.
Stewart (Cora Wilson) Country life
readers. 2d book. Richmond, At-
lanta [ete.] B. F. Johnson publish-
ing co. [1916] 160 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.30. [13540
© May 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 16, 1916; A 431081; B. F. John-
son pub. co., Richmond.
| Stewart (William H.) jr.*, New York.
[18541-13552
Motorist’s problems solved. Mar, 22-—
Apr. 26, 1916, [6 instalments] (Jn
New York globe and commercial ad-
vertiser) © Mar. 22-Apr. 26, 1916;
1c. each May 15, 1916; A 424489-
424494,
Teaching the owner to know his auto-
mobile. Mar. 26—Apr. 30, 1916. (in
New York Sunday sun) © Mar. 26-
hie se.4to1G: 1 c. each May 17,
1916; A 424529-424534.
STILWELL (Katherine M.)* Chicago.
Printing as a means of education.
(In Inland printer, June, 1916)
[13553
© June 5, 1916; 1c. June 12,
1916; A 440206.
13564
Stock list. v. 1, no. 9, May 15, 1916.
[4] p. 4to. [13554
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 4382197; Goulds mfg. co.,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
STOCKHOLDERS’ service corp. Manual
of lists of stockholders and invest-
ors. [Revised to Apr., 1916] 36 p.
16mo. [13555
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1916;
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 4297038; Ed-
ward Wentworth Prescott, Lynn,
Mass.
STONE (Clarence)* Baltimore. Echoes
of destiny. Baltimore, Md., The Ar-
nold press, 1916. 1p. 1, p. [7]-47.
16mo. $0.40. [13556
@i May25 191Gs..2 “ec and; air.
May 4, 1916; A 429889.
StonE (Kathryn E.)* Los Angeles.
Outline for music appreciation for
elementary schools. 48 p. 8vo.
$0.50. Beppy
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 430777.
STONEBURN (Frederic H.)
[13558-13560
Great development of the poultry indus-
try during the last twenty years. ©
May 20) £916%. fc) sunei24 1OL6 47
440005.
Keep poultry in prime physical condi-
tion and thus secure greatest returns.
© May 28, 1916; 1 c. June 2, 1916;
A 424984,
Surplus cockerels and inferior pullets
should be solid early in the season. ©
May 14, 1916; 1 c..May 19, 1916; A
440005.
[Note: The foregoing are in Philadel-
phia North American]
© Matos advertising co.,
Philadelphia.
THG.,
Stork co.*, Boston. Stork service to
retailers. cover-title, 20 p. illus.
4to. [13561
© Mar. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429738.
Stroup (EE. H.) & co.*, Chicago.
[18562-13564
Air separation pulverizer. [4] p. i ;
fol. (Bulletin no. 101-A) © May 26,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 29, 1916; A
Burn powdered coal. [4]. p... iilus.,
diagrs. fol. (Powdered coal bulletin
noew103—B)i. .@w May...15,, 1916 = 1.26 ec.
and aff. May 18, 1916; A 432108.
——— Sheet, 8 by 9 inches. (Powdered
coal bulletin no. 105) @© Apr. 19,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 21, 1916; A
430442.
605
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13565
StuRGEON (Robert McCormick) Bundle
of kisses. 5 p. 1, p. [5]-191. illus.
16mo. $0.35. [18565
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 4384112; York composi-
tion, .co., . York, . Pa:
Stutson (William G.)* Milwaukee.
Universal location and _ collection
system. [4] p. nar. S8vo. [18566
© Apr. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 429999.
SuepEN (John L.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. A sale, or a customer—which?
(Ii, Chicago herald, June 15, 1916)
[13567
© June 14, 1916; 1 «. June 16,
1916; A 440318; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner) Returning of
Draw Egan. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Printed by Standard printing co.,
1916] cover-title, 17 p. S8vo.
[13568
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 4382075; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
SULLIVAN (Robert W.)* Chicago. Sul-
livan’s system of curative physical
culture. [Lesson 1-15.] Sheet,
illus., diagrs., 273 by 21 inches. —
[13569
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1916;
aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429659.
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, Chicago.
[13570-13572
How to make drill bits by hammering.
24 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Circular
no. 72A) © May 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. May 13, 1916; A 432031.
Sullivan DR-6 mounted water hammer
drill, * 15;*{1] p. 'Wus.,. diagr.;. “ Svo.
(Bulletin 70C, May, 1916.) © May
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 18, 1916;
A 432030.
Sullivan electric room and pillar iron-
clad coal cutter. CH-7 direct current.
Price list of parts, no. 63IP. 4th
ed. 24 °p,, BVO. 50 Apr, 18 1546 |
2c, and aff. Apr. 20, 1916: A 430369.
[Sussrextp, Lorsch & co.| Guardian re-
cording thermometers. 386 p._ illus.
16mo. {18573
©) Mar.,10, 1916;,2, G “Apres 21,
1916; aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 4380410;
William Stumpe, New York.
SWEATER news, ine.*, New York.
Ready reckoner for figuring twelfths
of dozens. Card, 15 by 104% inches.
$1.00. [13574
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 430929.
pt. I, 1 S34 ¥. 28
SWEETLAND (Charles A.)* Chicago.
What makes a retailer prosper? 5.
Service. [8] p. 16mo. $0.10.
[18575
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ce Apr. 28,
1916; A 430568.
Swine (Raymond E.) HAs: TOSTE
Demands Britain cease ea ie
vocation now. © May 1916;
May 19, 1916; A 424628.
Grey is blamed for failure to stop war.
© June 13, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916;
A 440337.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
SWINGLE (Charles Manning)* Cleve-
land. Aborting acute disease. 382 p.
16mo. $0.25. [18578
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 4382128.
SYNFLEUR scientific laboratories.
[13579, 138580
American perfumer. Synfleur insert mS
71A-D. [4] p. illus. fol.
17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24, 1916.
A 434098.
Market report, Apr., 1916. Export net
wholesale list. 64 p. illus. 8vo. ©
Apr. 8, 1916; 2 ¢ and afi) May a)
1916; A 4306386.
© Alois von Isakovics, Monticello,
IN Yess
TAILORING arts publishing co.*, New
York. Progressive dress chart for
autumn and winter, 1916-17. Sheet.
illus. (part col.) printed on both
sides, 13 by 1434 inches. [13581
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 4382088. ~
Tapp&é (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Tappé’s June brides and _ brides-
maids. (In Harper’s bazar, June,
1916) [13582
© May 27, 1916; 1 c. May 28,
1916; A 424789.
[Tapper (Thomas)] Franz Schubert.
Philadelphia, T. Presser co., 1916.
14 p.,11. front. (fold. plate, illus.,
ports.) Svo. (Cover-title: Childs
own book of great musicians, Schu-
bert) $0.15. [13583
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
.
7
t
'
26, 1916; A 480521; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia.
Taytor (Charles I.)* St. Louis. Ad-
vertisements for savings banks, ete.
Set B. cover-title, 40 1. illus. 32mo.
$5.00. [138584
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429880.
606
—
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
13615
Taytor (Mary Imlay)* Mamaroneck,
N. Y¥. Children of passion. chap.
1-8. (Jn Munsey. June 1916)
[13585
© May 20, 1916; 1 ¢. May 17,
1916; A 424514.
TCHERKESOFF (Warlam)
[13586-13589
Army of Turks discouraged. © May 29,
1916; 1 c. June 2, 1916; A 424988,
Cry, Down with Ferdinand. © May 16,
1916; 1 c. May 19, 1916; A 424629.
Czar may recall Grand Duke. © May 19,
1 ; 1 e. May 22, 1916; A 424713.
ew hails Serb leader. @©@ May 24,
1916; 1 ce. May 27, 1916; A 41854
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. |
© Chicago daily news ¢o., Chi-
Calo.
TECHNIQUE, 1917. v. 31. The year
book of the Massachusetts institute
of technology, pub. by the junior
class. [Cambridge, Printed by Mur-
ray & Emery, 1916] 526 p._illus.,
ports., plates. 4to. $2.75. [13590
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. May 22, 1916;
aff. May 238, 1916; A 431181; John
M. DeBell, Paul ©. Leonard, and
Leon L. MeGrady, Boston.
TELAUTOGRAPH corp.*, New York. Tel-
autograph. [16] p. illus. 4to.
[13591
© May 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 432086.
TEL-DEX co.*, Boston. Tel-dex. [4] p.
illus. obl. 16mo. [13592
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430867.
TeLtrorp (Fred) Civil government
for civil service applicants. Chi-
cago, The Merit corporation, 1916.
ap. te op. 5-86. . 16mo._., (Civil
service news series, no. 3) $1.00
[13593
m—) May 29, 1916;°2.¢. and aft.
May 31, 1916; A 482243; Merit cor-
poration, Chicago.
TEMPERANCE beverage co.*, Chicago.
Be prepared. [4] p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. [13594
Agr. 13) 1916; .2..ecApr.. 11,
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 429683.
TEXTILE color card assn. of the U. S.,
inc., New York. JXolor card of
America, fall season, 1916. [5] p.
folder. col. samples. 8vo. [13595
me aor, 25, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 432218.
50279—16——-6 60
THACHER (Lloyd) Movie detective;
or, The press-agented gem. chap. 1-
3. (In Chicago ledger) [13596
© Jan. 8, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
A 440051; W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
THEIR married life. (In New York
evening journal) [13597-13604
May 13, 1916. CF Mer 13, 1916; 1 e.
May 15, 1916; A 424475.
May 18, 1916. @©@ May 18, 1916; 1
May 19, 1916>-) A 494623.
May 25, 1916. @ May 25, 1916; 1 «
May 26, 1916; A 494809.
May 27, 1916. © May 27, 1916;
May d9, 1916; A 434870.
c.
Cc.
May 30, 1916. © May 30, 1916;
May 31, 1916; A 424922,
1
Bes
June 38, 1916. © Ju ae Ol Gisele 2G:
il
1
June 7, 1916; A 440110.
June 6, 1916. © June 6, 1916;
June 7, 1916; A 440114,
June 10, 1916. © June 10, 1916;
June 12, 1916; A 440187.
© International news
New York.
c.
Cc.
service,
THOMAS (George C.) jr.*, Philadel-
phia. Best of the new introductions
for outdoor rose growing. (In
American rose annual, 1916)
[13605
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1916;
A 423510.
THOMAS (Walter Matthew)* Hawks,
Mich. I want to be a nurse. (Jn
Presque Isle Co. advance) [13606
@? June i9iG 1c. Sane. 5.
1916; A 440083.
tHompPpsSOoN (George E.) lightning rod
co.*, Owatonna, Minn. Guaranteed
lightning protection. 16 p., front.,
illus. S8vo. [13607
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2
27, 1916; A 429710.
THOMPSON (J. Edmund) Human
energy. 21st ed. Boston, Mass.
[Printed by Griffith-Stillings press]
1916. 30 p. 16mo. [138608
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 432236; Thompson
course, ine., Boston.
and ait, Apr.
[THOMPSON (J. Walter) co.] O’Sulll-
van’s heels of new live rubber.
cover-title, [16] p. illus. fol. [13609
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 480537; O'Sullivan rub-
ber co., New York.
TuHompson (R. W.)
Archbishop Nuttall is dead. @ June 1,
1916; 1 c. June 5, 1916; A ate
Force from Bahama on way. @ 25,
1916; 1c. May 29, 1916; A 194890.
[18610-13615
lard
(
CATALOGUE OF
13616
THOMPSON (R. W.)—Continued.
Jamaica is swept by floods. @©@ May 15,
1916; 1 ec May 18, 1916; A 424590.
Jamaican troops in Britain. © Ju 9,
1916; 1c. June 15, 1916; A 440239.
May open canal in fall. © May 29,
1916; 1 c. June 2, 1916; A 424989.
Seeks sugar preference. @ May
19163) 1. e@: May 27; 19165°A 424859.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
THompson (T. E. & O. S.)* Monrovia,
Cal., Thompson (J. G.)* Fitchburg,
Mass. ‘Thompson’s minimum es-
sentials. Geography no. 13-18, 21,
22. [Boston, Mass.], Ginn and
company, 1916. 8 v. maps. obl.
12mo. $0.25 per 50 sheets.
[13616
© Apr? i4e 1916302:.e; and. aff.
May 4, 1916; A 429910.
24,
THomMPSsON (Th. B.)*% Chicago. Player
piano given away. Sheet, illus., 17
by 84 inches. [13617
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1916;
aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A 429681.
THouGHTS from everywhere. v. 1, no.
1, May, 1916. cover-title, 2 p. lL,
28 p. 16mo. $0.10. [13618
O° Apr "20; F916. "2 "ey Came, ait.
Apr. 21, 1916; A 480421; Dan W.
Althouse, Pottsville, Pa.
THREE-IN-ONE Oil co.*,. New York. 3
in 1 dictionary. cover-title, 23, [1]
p. ‘illus. obl. 382mo. [18619
© “Apr. 18. 19162" 2 e. ane ai.
Apr. ‘29, “1916; ai. May as, 19ie;
A 432067.
THURMAN manufacturing co. Bunga-
low building blocks. 15, [1] p.
illus. 16mo. [13620
OWT er ets SLO Se nC, aati el il,
Mar. 19, 1916; A 434009; William B.
Madera, Cal.
TrreMANN (Harry D.) Circulation in
dry kilns. (Jn Lumber world re-
view. [ 13621, 13622
Ube tc. May A,
1916; A 424567.
pt. 2. -@ June 10;
1916; A 440237.
© Lumber world review, Chicago.
Rock-
Thurman,
© May 10, 1916;
1916; 1c. June’ 15,
TIMKEN (Frank Herrmann)*
ford, Ill. Effective preparedness
for’ profits. (pi Wy Oropeirdigont.
(port.) 12mo. [13623
© May 10, 1916; 2. ¢ and aff.
May 20, 1916; A 482124.
gs
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Tire list co. Non-skid list of standard
make guaranteed tires. Apr. 17,
1916. Sheet, 84 by 33 inches. $0.10.
[138624
(© May 1, 1916; 2 c.° and aff.
May 3, 1916; A 429906; Ernest
Bornscheuer, Pittsburgh. .
Trrus (Charles B.)* Cherokee, Okl.
Arrowhead. [15] p. front., illus.
4to. $0.50. {13625
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ¢ Apr. 10,
1916; aff. Apr. 24, 1916; A 429682.
TOBENKIN (Elias) Witte arrives. (Iv
New York herald) [18626-13631
May 14, 1916. .@© Mayyd4; 7191Gs toe
May 15, 1916; A 424480.
May 21, 1916. @©@ May 227 19167 2
May 22, 1916; A 424687.
May 28, 1916. @©@ May 28, 1916; 1 c.
- May 29, 1916; A 424877.
June 4, 1916. © June 4. $916.5 "Ae
June 5,:1916; A 440032.
June 11, 1916. © June 11, 1916; 1 e.
June 12, 1916; A 440189.
June 18, 1916. @© June 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 20, 1916; A 440414.
© New York herald co.,
York.
New
ToLEpo (Bernardo de)* New Orleans.
Alcoholism, a philosophica! treatise.
Voluspa. New Orleans, La., Cres-
cent printing co., 1916. 1p. 1L, [5]J-
114 p. 16mo. (Social miseries)
$1.00. [13632
© Apr. 5, 1916:°2 ¢ ‘Apr. 24
1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A 429664.
Toomsps (Krederick R.) How to
wrestle. New York, American
sports publishing company [1916]
177 p. front., illus., ports. (Spal-
ding red cover series of athletic
handbooks, no. 65R) $0.25. [138633
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 481251; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
Tosi firearms co.*, Boston. Reming-
ton U. M. C. Firearms, ammunition.
64 p. illus. obl. 8vo. (Diparti-
mento B) [Italian.] [13634
© Sept. 20,’ 1915 §2\e; 7 Agia,
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430539.
TouLMIN (Harry Aubrey) jr.*, Day-
ton, O. Protection of industrial
property. (Jn Virginia law review,
December, 1915) [13635
© Jan. 10, 1916;-1 ce. June 16,
1916; A 440331.
608
>
n0. 6, 1916
TOURING information bureau of
- America*, Kansas City, Mo. TIB
automobile route book.
[13636-13641
Coast to coast, lakes to gulf, 1916. 4th
ed. National number. 630 pet
maps (part fold.) nar. 4to.
@ May 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 17,
1916; wt 433010.
Colorado, 1916. State ed. p. [3807]-
386. illus., maps (part fold.) nar.
4to. $0. 50. @yMay “10, 19163 2 ¢.
and aff. May 17, 1916: A "433012.
- Indiana- as 1916. State ed.
[49]-166. illus., maps (part fold.)
nar. 4to. $0. 50. @mMay 5, .219i1G:
2 c. and aff. May 13, 1916; A gn 00
Iowa-Nebraska, 1916. State ed.
[387]—482. illus., maps (part fold’)
nar. 4to. $0.50. @ May 10, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. May 17, 1916; A aie
Kansas-Missouri, 1916. State ed.
[167 ]—306. illus., maps (part iold.)
nar. 4to. $0.50. © ey 6, 19162 ©
and aff. May 13, 1916; A 431053.
Minnesota-Wisconsin, 1916. State ed. p.
[559 ]-630. “En maps (part fold.)
nar. 4to. © May 10, 1916;
2 ec. May 17, 1916; aff. May 26, 1916;
A 433167.
TowEeR (Edwin Clarence)* Eureka,
Cal. Marching to Mexico. cover-
title, 1 1., port. 4to. $0.05. [13642
fc) Apr. 1 1916: 2 c. May 11, 1916;
aff. May 31, 1916; A 434214.
TowrER (Willis E.) Key to the exer-
cises in the Principles of physics, by
Tower, Smith and Turton: pre-
pared by W. E. Tower. Philadel-
phia, P. Blakiston’s son & co. [1916]
viii, 61 p. 12mo. $0.50. [13643
© May 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432144; P. Blakiston’s
son & co., Philadelphia.
TOWNSEND (Horace) Prints and their
prices. New York, Kennedy & com-
pany [1916] 19 p. incl. front., illus.
Svo. [13644
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 9, 1916; A 42¢ 9960: Kennedy
& co., New York.
TOWNSEND (Sarah)* Philadelphia.
Light of Christ. 3 p. 1. [5]-53 p.
front. (port.) 12mo. {13645
omar. ii, 1916; 1c. Mar. 17,
1916; 1 c. May 10, 1916; aff. May 24,
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For bis wife’s sake. chap. Pee. Oumar.
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13664
TRANSATLANTIC trust co.*, New York.
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[Translation on copies: Deposit re-
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© May 29, 1916; 2
1, 1916; A 434218.
TRI-STATE Stamp vending co. Selling
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]., p. 5-28. illus., port. 4to. [18649
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 4382053; Walter F. Bolte,
Wilmington, Del.
ec. and aff. June
TRIBUNE, Los Angeles. Introducing
old Doctor Classad. cover-title, 12 1.
illus. S8vo. [13650
© May 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482018; Fred Thomas
Beaty. Los Angeles.
TRIBUNE co.*, Chicago. Winning a
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illus., col. maps. 4to. [13651
© Mar. 26, 1916; .2
1, 1916; A 430395.
e. and aff. Apr.
TRILL indicator ¢o.*, Corry, Pa. Indi-
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Svo. [13652
© May—20, 19165. 2. c. May. 22,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A 432200.
TRIUMPH manufacturing co.*, Cincil-
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Triumph four-speed cake mixer.
Motor driven, type B. [8] p. illus.,
diagrs. 12mo. [13653
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢.
15, 1916; A 430906.
Tromuiitz (Oscear)* Bordentown, N. J.
Public government plan. Sheet, 11
by 83 inches. [138654
Apr. de 19965 2ke: Apr’ it,
1916; aff. Apr. 19, 1916; A 430394.
TROUBETZKOY (Prince Pierre) Which
half of Mrs. Wilson’s face do you
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© May 28, 1916; 1 c. May 29,
1916; A 440258; J. Keeley, Chicago.
and aff. May
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[13656-13664
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191632 ¢.-and afi, May, 1). 1916.3 A
430614.
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©, Mar. .15,., 1916 +2.e., and..aft.
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[13666
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May 38, 1916; A 430679; Alvin mfg.
co., New York.
TucKER (Eleanor Marie)* Sierra
Madre, Cal. Mr. Snippidoodle of
Kandy Land, written and illustrated
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© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1916;
aff. May 16, 1916; A 482079.
Tucker (Ernest Eckford)* Kirksville,
Mo. Principles of osteopathy; quiz
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1916. 1p. 34 p. S8vo. $1.00.
[13668
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 22, 1916; A 432156.
TURGENEV (Ivan Sergeyevitch) Look
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[13669
© Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A 424233: New York times co., New
York.
Turtrte (Charles Richard)* Boston.
After the war, what? The new
order of Mh economies. [Book-
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ndateteinnt association, 1916. 32 p.
16mo. (Cover-title: Private school
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
————
TuTTLe (Charles Richard )*—Contd.
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1; pn eSO2m [13670
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
12, 1916; A 429431.
Twin City lines. Wildwood park on
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Twin Cities. [16] p. folder, illus.,
map. S8vo. [13671
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 432239; A. W. Warnock,
Ge EA. Syae City lines, Minneap-
olis.
Tye (Christian )* Portland, Or. Easy
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sides, 91 by 4 inches. $0.15.
[13672
© Mar 15; 1916; 2 ©. Mar. 25,
1916; aff. May 1, 1916; A 430652.
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Tyler’s raw food book and health
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p. 16mo. $0.10. [13673
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 429887.
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Pasadena Star-news printing com-
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© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c@ Apr. 29,
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 429798.
UnbERWoop (Drury) Top ’o the morn-
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. [18675-13702
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1 es
424557.
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May 26, 1916; A 424819.
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424864.
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June 1, 1916.. © June.i, 1916, 4 64
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UnbERWoop (Drury )—Continued.
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June 10, 1916; A 440285.
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MiG; 1 c.
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wood’s digest. v. 12, no. 1, Jan—
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Card digests co., 1916. 120 cards,
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© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; aff. May 19, 1916; A
434025; Card digests co., Washing-
ton.
UNDERWRITERS laboratories*, Chicago.
Organization, purpose and methods
of Underwriters’ laboratories, 1916.
38 p. illus. (part col.) fold. pl. S8vo.
[13704
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430595.
UNION SPECIAL machine co.*, Chicago.
Instructions for flat bed machines,
classes 3000, 5000 and 5100. 88 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Catalog no. 37)
[13705
© May 26, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 432374.
UNION TRUST CO. [13706-13713
Instalment investment certificates, a new
system for investing. cover- title, agi fA
{1} p. 24mo. © Mar. 8, 1916; 2 ¢,
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© Benjamin M. Stout, Chicago.
Landis Christmas savings club. cover-
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© Chas. W. Boll, Harrisburg, Pa.
Savings certificate on weekly plan to ac-
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Savings ae hs on weekly plan to ac-
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printed on both. sides, 17 by 10 inches.
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 22,
1916; A 429614.
Sayings certificate on eee plan to
accumulate $1000. Series I. Sheet,
printed - both sides, 17 by 10 inches.
© Mar. 1916; 2 e. and aff. Apr. 22,
1916 ; Ne "429613.
UNION TRUST eco.—Continued.
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© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 22,
1916; A 429608.
© Benjamin M. Stout, Chicago.
UniT press. Unit poems. Loose leaf
plan. Catalogue G. [Newed.] [8]
p. folder, diagr. 12mo. [13714
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c May 15,
1916; aff. May. 1, 1916; A 4308938;
Sara Frances Derby, Fitchburg,
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on new
matter ]
UNITED SPECIALTY Sales co.*, Des
Moines. Square. Card, 93 by 4
inches. [13715
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
15, 1916; A 430868.
UNITED STAMP ©cC0., ine.*, Chicago.
United catalog and price list of
United States postage, departments
revenues, postage dues, newspaper
stamps. 2dth year, 1916. 238, [1]
p. illus. 16mo. $0.10. [13716
@©). Maya, “1916; 2." -c.. May.-S:
1916; aff. May 15, 1916; A 430953.
UNITED STATES GRAPHITE ¢€o0.*, Sagi-
naw, Mich. FISTLT, 13718
Heavy loads. (Jn Power farming, June,
1916) @© June 5, 1916; 1 e. June 9,
1916; A 440149.
[Salesmen’s instructions] Motor and
generator brushes. [ete.] numb. 1.
260-302, interleaved with eae
k.'_ ilus. diagrs.. 4to.° © 5,
mr pune and aff. Apr. 2g M916;
A 42985
UNIVERSAL road machinery co.*, Kings-
ton, N. Y. [13719, 18720
Porcupine scarifier. 7, [1] p. illus.
8vo. @©@ May 19, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
May 24, 1916; ‘A 434070.
Reliance sweepers. 7, [1] p._ illus.
8vo. © May 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 24, 1916; A 434069.
UNIVERSITY settlement society*, New
York. House of the _ interpreter.
[24] p. illus. 16mo. [13721
ke) Aor. 17. 1OlGs 2 e. Arar” iis.
1916; aff. June 6, 1916; A 482351.
Up-ToO-NOW CO. Up-to-now clothes.
cover-title, [40] p. illus. fol.
[13722
© May 5, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 8, 1916; A 480784; Dallas
Romans, Chicago.
Vacuum oil co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Correct lubrication. Ed. of 1916.
cover-title, 24 p. illus. (part col.)
24mo. [13723
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 26, 1916; A 430535.
611
=e Sn, eee eae =
CATALOGUE OF
13724
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. L588. te
New York.
[18724, 138725
Close it quickly, dear, you’ll get soaked—
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Outlook, June 14, 1916) © June 12,
1916;,1 c. June.16, 1916; A 440242.
Drenchings have no terror for Valsparred
woodwork. (In Saturday evening
post, June 3, 1916) @© June 1, 1916;
1-c. June 10, 1916; A 440166.
Van Witms (Lee William)* Chicago.
Ten chiropodial commandments.
. Sheet, 9 by 6 inches. $0.10. [18726
© May <3, ° 19965 (2)'c.: May 15,
1916; aff. May 22, 1916; A 484089.
VAN Zanpt, Jacobs & co.*, Troy, N. Y.
VALENTINE & €O.*,
:. Triangle ‘collars.:& ‘shirts: "32° p.
illus. S8vo. [13727
(© Mar. .28, 1916; 2 «: May 4,
1916; aff. May 9, 1916; A 429959.
Vassar (Matthew) Facsimile of a
letter written to Dr. E. L. Magoon
Facsim, 9 by 5% inches. [18728
*© May 5, 1916; 2 «-May 9, 1916;
aff. May 18, 1916; A 432099; Vassar
college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
VERMILION oil and gas co.*, Cleveland.
Mineral veraqua, aperient water,
drink it for your health’s sake. [4]
p. i16mo. [18729
@, Apr.: 20)! 1916302 ce. ‘Apr 19,
41916; aff. Apr. 29; 1916; A 429787.
Vick (Edward C.)* New York. Depth
~ to sow seeds. (Jn New York Sunday
Sun) [13730
Cy" May 14> 191Gs i. ic. May iG.
1916; A 424578.
VOGELMANN (Joseph A.)* Brooklyn.
Vogelmann system of memory train-
ing. pt. 3. cover-title, 20 p. illus.
16mo. [13731
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434138.
VULCAN soot cleaner co.*, Du _ Bois,
ra. L1ISTS2, Lotoa
Reproduction in actual color of nine
specimens of soot. Fig. 1. Sheet,
col. illus. 82% by 94% inches. © Apr.
iY 6; 2 c. May iH 1916; aff. May
Dy "1916 ; "A 429819.
Vulcan soot cleaners. 1 pl., 91 p. front.
(fold pl.) illus. diagrs. "tees
re 21) TOLLE 4 2 ie} and aff. Apr. 26,
1916; A 430494,
WauHt-HENtIus research laboratory*,
Chicago. Brannew, an American
beverage of a new type. cover-title,
8p. 16mo. [13734
© May 27, 1916; 2c. and aff, May
31, 1916 ;- A. 482237.
WALKER (George L.) Feldspar as a
source of potash. (Jn Boston com-
mercial, May 6, 1916.) [137385
© May 5, 1916; 1 ce. May 17, 1916;
A 424518; Dukelow & Walker co.,
Boston.
WALKER (Lydia H.) lLaddies and
lassies to be. [38] p. col. illus.
24mo. $0.50. [13736
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 432201; A. E. Little co.,
Los Angeles.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane Apr. 17—May 19, 1916. (In
St. Louis times) fasiot
© Apr. 17-May 19, 1916; 1 ¢. each
May 22, 1916; A 424718; German
American press assn., St. Louis.
WALTER (William M.)* Aurora, II.
Thinking. Pocket ed. ([Chicago,
Printed by R. O. Law (ce,5291g)
cover-title, 24 p. 16mo. (Plain talk
series, no. 2) $0.15. : [13738
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 430823.
WALTHER (Albert B.)* Jefferson City,
Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. guide, 1916.
cover-title, 39 p. illus., plan. 24mo.
$0.15. [13739
© May 15, 1916; 2 « May 17,
1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 432191.
Warp (Charles Sumner) Intensive
financial campaign. New York,
London, Association press, 1916.
36 p. illus. 12mo. $0.15; [13740
‘© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; aff. May 4, 1916; A 429861;
International committee of Y. M. C.
A., New York.
WARNER bros co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Redfern corsets, Warners rust-proot
corsets. Card, with revolving disc,
5 by 5 inches. [138741
© May 10; 1916; ‘2 >¢. May 25,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 482352.
WARNER lamp €0.*, Davenport, Ia.
[18742, 13743 |
Simple facts regarding electric light
plants for individual use. 1 Dp. ne
p. nar. 8vo. @ Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ?
Feb, 25, 1916; aff. Apr. "27, 1916;
429735.
You can have electric light in your home.
20 p. illus. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 103
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr, 27,
1916; A 429702,
Warnock (A. W.)* Minneapolis.
Twin cities, 1916. [16] p._ illus.
(part col.) maps. obl. folded 8vo.
[18744
© May 18, 1916; 2
22, 1916; A 434045,
ce. and aff, May
612
‘To. 6, 1916
Wasmecin (Burton A.)* Paducah,
= Ky. vole Card, 9 by 54 inches.
| SS [13745
a © ier: 28, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 27,
_ . 1916; aff: May 8, 1916: A 429946.
WASHINGTON loan and trust co.*
Washington. Banking by mail with
' the Washington loan and trust com-
pany. [12] p. wes 16mo. [13746
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 43097 9.
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. Sheet no. 11, May 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches. [13747
* © May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
e045, --1916; fy 430881: Gustave R.
Waskow, ‘Chicago.
[Watson (Cassius H.)] Chromicized
eatgut prepared to resist absorption
for definite periods. ihn Mas.
12mo. [13748
- © May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
_- 20, 1916; A 432138 ; Davis and Geck,
inc., Brooklyn.
Watson (Ory Orville)* Pittsburgh.
Vade mecum. cover-title, 52 p.
24mo. $0.10 [13749
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429701.
Way (James Milton)* Spartanburg,
S$. C. Modern Sunday school plan.
sheet, printed on both sides, 143 by
3 inches, fold. to obl., 48mo. [138750
‘© May 6, 1916: 2 c. and afi. May
9, 1916; A 429942.
Waytes (Alice L. Thompson)* Brook-
lyn. Hidden fire. Sheet, 63 by 9
inches. [13751
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. and afi. May
16, 1916; A 4380975
WEADICK (Guy )* ena York.
; [13752, 13753
Spirit of the West [and] Stampede.
. [4] p. illus. fol. © Mar. 28, 1916;
Fy 2c. and aff. June 1, 1916; A 434221.
Stampede. 15, [1] p. illus. (part
col.) S8yvo.- ‘© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June-1, 1916; A 434219.
Weck (Edward) & son. Weck’s busi-
_mess catechism. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [13754
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 ec Apr. 12,
1916; aff. May 4, 1916: A 429933 ;
; Edward Weck, New :York.
WEHMAN bros.*, New York. Wehman
- bros.’ vaudeville gags and jokes.
. 5S p. illus. 24mo. (Handy series.)
$0.10. [13755
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Apr. 28, 1916; A 430540.
61;
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ee ee ee 8s
[WEIGELE (Hal 5: )] Run or - fight.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 103 by
33 inches. [13756
© May 8, 1916; 2 e« May 11,
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 430986 ;
Hal ae Weigele co., Cincinnati.
WeEIMAR (Edward W.) Jersey
peaches. 16 p. col. front., col. Dis.,
map. 8vo. [13757
(© May 12, 1916; 2 c. June 8,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916: A 432370;
Cedar Crest orchard & produce co.,
New York.
WEINBERGER (Bernhard Wolf)* New
York. History of orthodontia. Nov.,
1915-Feb., 1916. (in International
~ journal of orthodontia )
[13758-13761
© Novy. .15, 1915-Feb. 15, 1916;
le. Jan. 5, Mar. 25, 1916; A 424579—
424582.
WELTMER (Sidney A.) Suggestive
therapeutics: a complete corre-
spondence course in psychology, gen-
eral philosophy, suggestive thera-
peutics and right living, together
with complete lesson outlines.
[13762-13764
Section 28. New rev. ed. 1 p. lL,
$5.00. Apr.
numb. 1. 321—329 fol.
4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 10, 1916;
A 450263.
Section 29. New re ed.
itp. i,
$5.00. @© Apr.
2 ec. and aff. Apr. -28,-1916 ;
numb. 1, 331—341 Pits
20, 1916:
A 430587.
sae 30. New rev. ed.
p. 343-350. fol. $5.00. @ May
1916; 2 c and aff. May 15, 1916;
A 430892.
_ © Weltmer institute of suggestive
therapeutics, Nevada, Mo.
cover-title,
2
WENZEL (John)* New York. Wenzel’s
diagram paper for use on the type-
writer. 5 lL 4to. [13765
‘Apr. 28,1916; 2 ec May 2.
1916; aff. May 6, 1916; A 430954.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago.
[13766-13795
Ann Eliza. © June 6, 1916; 1 c. June
1916; A 440165.
Biggest little period of the year. @
May 30, 1916; 1 ec. June 2, 1916; A
424977.
Blackberries. © June 5, 1916;
8, 1916; A 440121.
Boarder. © May 15, 1916; 1c. May 18,
1916; A 424591.
Call of home. © May 20,
May 24, 1916; A 424759.
Dollars and dimes. © May 26, 1916;
1c. May 29, 1916; A 424891.
Drift. @ May io 1916; 1 c. May 27,
‘ 1916; A 424849
1 ec. June
1916; 1 e@.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13796
WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
Educated. © May 18, 1916; 1 c. May
22, 1916; A 424702.
Flannagan’s red cow. © June 38, 1916;
1c. June 7, 1916; A 440104,
23,. "1916 ;
Gingerbread living. @©@ May
1c. May 26, 1916; A 424831.
Hats and daffodils. © May 29, 1916;
1 ec. June 2, 1916; A 424985.
Hats and hapaness © May 12, 1916;
1c. May 15, 1916; A 424486.
Her old friend. © May 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
May 19, 1916; A 424626.
House that waited. © June 10, 1916;
1 ec. June 15, 1916; A 440247.
Little sister. @©@ May 25, 1916;
May 29, 1916; A 424880.
Old Jacob’s garden. © June 8, 1916;
1c. June 12, 1916; A 440196.
Opportunity’s hour. © May 31, 1916;
1 ce. June 8, 1916; A 440015.
Out of the night. © June 1, 1916; 1c.
June 5, 1916; A 440081.
Pansies at five cents. © May 30, 1916;
1c. June 2, 1916; A 424976.
Paula’s baby. @©@ May 27, 1916;
May 31, 1916; A 424928,
Peculiar girlk @ June 138, 1916; 1 ec.
June 16, 1916; A 440341.
Plain Jane. © June 2, 1916; 1c. June
, 1916; A 440105.
Second hand romance. © June 12, 1916;
1c. June 16, 1916; A 440349.
Sonnyboy. © May 22, 1916; 1 ¢c. May
25, 1916; A 424816.
Stay-at-home. © June 9, 1916;
June 15, 1916; A 440228.
Through the want column. © May 19,
1916; 1 @. May 22, 1916; A 424708.
Two birthdays. © June 7, 1916; 1 ec.
June 12, 1916; A 440204,
Why wander far? © June = 1916;
1c. June 16, 1916; A 440342.
Widow of the deceased. @ May
1916; 1 ce. May 17, 1916; A 424519.
You can’t get rich—on fo no © June 10,
1916; 1 ¢. June 15, 1916; A 440246.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
West (Timothy E.)* Oakland, Cal.
West’s parcel post and express com-
parative rate guide. Oakland, Cal.,
T. E. West & H. H. Heim, 1916.
1p.1, p. [4]-24, [1] 8vo. [13796
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
2, 1916; A 429817.
West BoyLston manufacturing co.*,
Easthampton, Mass. Comparative
methods of testing fabrics. [15] p.
illus. 16mo. [13797
© Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430603.
West coast lumbermen’s assn., Shin-
gle branch,* Seattle. Model kitchen
scheme. Sheet, diagrs. 25 by 19
inches. [13798
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 @ Apr. 29,
1916; aff. May 16, 1916; A 432100.
i ec
Line:
Le;
13,
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
WESTERMANN Service, ine.*, New York.
Westermann service, no. 82. May
[1916] 16 p. illus. fol. [13799
© May 5, 1916; 2 c May 15,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434065.
WESTERMAYR (Arthur J.)* New York.
pon 13801
Peeters cowards. 1 8vo.
6 p.
@ May 8, 19: "2 @ and aff.
tay 125° 1916: A 430852.
Power of the state. [New York, Appeal
rinting co., 1916] 1p. 1, 9 ’D. 8Vo.
0.50. © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c, and aff.
Apr. 17, 1916; A 429537.
WESTERMEIER (Casper)* Carlinville,
Til. Complete list of town clerks
and highway commissioners of the
State of Illinois. 1916. 1 p. 1. 26 p.
fol. $12.50. -[13802
© May 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
15, 1916; A 480856.
WESTERN LIVE stock insurance co.*,
Peoria, Ill. General application.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 11 by
83 inches. [138803
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 480955.
WESTERN THREAD C0.*, Chicago. Col-
lingbourne’s handcraft art weaving
book of domestic science. 1917 ed.,
ed. by Virginia Snow. cover-title.
18, [2] p. illus. 4to. (Book no 22)
$0.10. [13804
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
13, 1916; A 432056.
Weston & Brooker c¢o.*, Columbia,
S. C. Information of value. Post
ecard, 7 by 4 inches. [13805
© Mar. 28, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
27, 1916; A 429724.
WETTSTEIN (Hermann)* San fFran-
cisco. Hye-openers on the causes
and inevitable results of the world
war. San Francisco, The Cosmos
publishing co., [1916] eover-title, p
[8]-18. S8vo. $0.15. [18806
© May 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 482112.
WHEELER-GREEN electrical supply co.
General catalogue no. 15. Electrical
supplies and apparatus. Rochester,
N. ¥. [1916] 1119p. inek ‘frente;
illus, 4to. [13807
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 481488; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
WHuirTe (Alonzo Frank)* Minneapolis.
Job compositors; schedule of meas-
ures, by picas. [4] p. 24mo. $1.00.
[18808
Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Apr. 21, 1916; A 430444.
614
@
Wuite (E. T.)
:
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 6, 1916
13828
Wuite (Benjamin) Kalmerid, an im-
proved catgut to supersede iodized
sutures. [7] p. pl. 12mo. [18809
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432139; Davis and Geck,
inc., Brooklyn.
Dispenser and car-
bonator. June jingle. (Jn South-
ern pharmaceutical journal, June,
1916) [13810
© May 31, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
A 440004; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
>
WHiIveE (J. G.) cos.*, New York. Mod-
ern development in the sugar indus-
try. [10] p. front. (mount. pl.)
12mo. [13811
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
4, 1916; A 429858.
WuHite (James T.) & co.*, New York.
Value of portraits, the national cyc-
lopedia of American biography, 32 p.
ports. 4to. (Cover-title: America’s
national portrait gallery.) [13812
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 22,
1916; aff. Apr. 17, 1916; A 4380396.
Wuite (S. 8.) dental mfg. co.*, Phila-
delphia. Amalgam, a trilogy. 32 p.
illus. Svo. [18813
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
26, 1916; A 430498.
Wiecanp (Nelson McKay)* Syracuse,
N. Y. You'll never miss Gee-rooshy
till the town goes dry, by The Little
Brown Jug. [3] p. fol. (Komedy
series—komidy kickups) $0.10.
[13814
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr.
20, 1916; A 430381.
WIEMANN (Geo. F.) co. Premiums;
Sumore coffee, Wiemann’s Java tea
[ete.] cover-title, 16 p. illus. 8vo.
[13815
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
6, 1916; A 42 29889 : C. M. Dopler,
New York.
Wrer (Albert E.) Victor rapid record
selector. New York, London, D. Ap-
pleton and company, 1916. 256 p.
16mo. $0.25. » »fiesl6
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
os 1916; A 429958; D. Appleton &
, New York.
acne (G. J.)* Los Angeles.
Water facts, not theories. [Los
Angeles, National percolator Co.,
inc.] 1916. 30 p. illus., pl. 16mo.
[13817
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
1916: aff. May 1, 1916; A 429802.
WieuTt (Emma Howard) [13818, 13819
How one woman loved; or, The Hun-
gerford manor tragedy. chap. 14. ©
Feb. 5, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916; A
440055.
Munition maker. 1-5. ©
2h, $9145 * te. ae 3° 1916. A 10045;
© W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
WIHLFAHRT (Julius Emil)* New York.
Treatise on baking. 36 p. 12mo.
[138820
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
TS. ASG 2 A 450118
Witcox (Grace) It’s all wrong,
teacher—all wrong! says this uni-
versity rebel. (in Chicago Sunday
herald ) [13821
© June 4, 1916; 1 c June 5,
1916; A 440265; J. Keeley, Chicago.
WitHerm (A.) co. What colors to
use. [28] p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
[138822
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
20: 1956: A ~430368;. ‘Krank ~ EH:
Brown, Reading, Pa.
WILLHITE (Theodore S.)* Decatur, Ill.
[13823, 13824
Lekcteh of Theodore ee Sheet,
by 9 inches. $1.00. © Apr. 8,
ite) ere vApr: 19, 1916; 1 c« May
1, 1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 434087.
[Sketch of Woodrow Wilson.] Sheet, 12
by 9 inches. $1.00. © Apr. 8, 1916;
Ive. Apr. 19, 19163. 1 ce. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 24, 1916; A 434088.
WiiamMs (John B.)* Catlettsburg,
Ky. Lawyer’s message. New York,
Cincinnati, Printed by The Abing-
don press [1916] 81 p. 16mo.
$0.25. [13825
© May 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
23, 1916; A 432154.
WILLIAMS (Stanley 8.)* Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. Collection hints. 12 pads of
gummed slips, 1 by 383 inches, in
eover, nar. fol. $2.00. [13826
© May 10, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 4384024,
WILLIAMS & co.*, New York. Purchas-
ers reference, fall, 1916. 141 p.
16mo. (On cover: Purchasers refer-
ence, New York) [13827
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 434035.
WILLIAMSON (William F.)* Sapulpa,
Okl. Who am I? Who are we? 2
l. 4to. [13828
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21, 1916; A 430443.
615
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DL. La 13 —
13829
Wittis (W. P.) & co.*, New York.
[As seen by Willis, no. 12, 13] 2
v. illus. 4to. [18829, 13830
© Mar. 17, 1916; © Apr. 21, 1916;
2c. each and aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A
430503, 430504.
WILLMORE (Howson Edward) j7r.*,
Chicago. From amber to dynamo.
pt. 15. (Jn Brass world and platers
guide, April, 1916) [13831
©, -Apr... 28. 1916-4 ec. sane. 5,
1916; A 4400438.
Witson (Amos L.)* Oklahoma City,
Okl. Mosaic land tenure system
and prospectus. [8] p. port. 4to.
$0.10. [13832
© .May 10, 1916; 2 e* Apr. "27,
1916; aff. May 13, 1916; A 432063.
Witson (G. Hepburn)* New York.
[13833-13837
American dancing teacher. 5 numb. l.
4to. a printed parallel with bind-
ing] $0:10. _© Apr. 119, 4916: 2c.
and aff. Apr. 27, A946 > A’ 429720.
Analysis of the structure of the inner
circle. 6 numb. 1. 4to. [Text paral-
lel with binding] - $0.10. © Apr. 18,
1916: 2 eA and. at. Apr 27. 4916s" A.
429719.
Inner circle. 9 numb. 1. 4to. [Text
parallel with binding] $0.10. © Apr.
1 A916? £5 and ai A Pra eat Ol1G:
A 429721
Power and force of authority. 5 numb.
1. 4to. [Text parallel with binding]
$0:10..-@ Apr: 15, 1916s. 2.cjand’ afi.
Apr. 27, 1916; A 429722
Spirit of success. 7 numb. 1. _ 4to.
[Text parallel with binding] $0.10.
@© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 27,
1916; A 429723.
Witson (Woodrow) President’s let-
ter endorsing the National amateur
wireless association. port. (in
Wireless age, Apr., 1916) [13838
© Apr. 4, 1916; 1c. Apr. 20, 1916;
A 424695; Natl. amateur wireless |
assn., New York.
WINDER service co.*, New York.
[13838*-—13840
National service. Issue no. 55, cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 4to. © Jan. 1,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A
417981.
Issue no. 58. cover-title, 1 p., [7]
p. of pls. 4to, © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢.
May 1, 1916; aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A
429800.
Winder service, Issue no. 34. cover-
title, [12] p. of pls. fol. © Mar. 29,
1916; 2 ¢. May 1, 1916; aff. Apr. 22,
1916: A 429801,
WINONA mills. Winona mills, 1916.
p. 3-96. illus. 8vo. (H..U. no.
500. ) [13841
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and.aff. May
4, 1916; A 429833; Winona under-
wear co., New Haven, Conn,
WINTON co.*, Cleveland. Winton Six |
33 ..39 p... illus., ports. Svo. J
[13842
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 430686.
WIsScONSIN, State normal school. De-
partment of mathematics. Methods,
processes and problems in fractions.
.2p.1, 29 p. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 3)
$0.12. ; [138438
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 3, 1916;
aff. May 10, 1916; A 432008; Lewis
* H. Clark, River Falls, Wis.
WitTHerS (Lucius) F sharp, treble
octave. (In Chicago herald, Sunday
fiction magazine) [13844
© June 4, 1916; 1 ¢- June 5,
1916: A 440260; J. Keeley, Chicago.
WoMAN’S institute of domestics arts
and sciences, inc. How to proceed
with your studies. [Scranton, Pa.,
International textbook co.] 1916. 12
p. Svo. [Associated with the In-
ternational corr espondence schools]
[13845
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 429803; International
educational pub. co., Scranton, Pa.
Woop (Claiborne F.)* Springfield, Mo.
Wood’s timber exterminator. [8] p.
24mo. $0.50. [13846
© May 8, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. May
10, 1916; A 430819.
Woop (Dwight B.)* Springfield, Mass.
Good Indian’s prayer. Card, illus.,
13 by 7 inches. [13847
© Apr. 27, 19163. 2. cpr i239,
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 429956.
WooLson spice co.*, Toledo, O. Key
sheet showing costs for package
spices. Sheet, 104 by 20 inches.
[13848
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
1, 1916; A 430785.
WoonsocKET machine & press €0.*,
Woonsocket, R. I. New model Woon-
socket roving frames. 15 p. _ illus.
Svo. [138849
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 27,
1916: aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 430588.
| Wrieut (Ernest William)* Chicago.
of our flag. Sheet, illus.
14 by 104 inches.
Soliloquy
(part col.) :
[13850
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2.c. May 2, 1916;
aff. May 1, 1916; A 480647.
616
no. 6, 1916
WriecHt (Frank D.)* Philadelphia.
Job lots. [Philadelphia, Weber
perme 8916) 55, [1] p. 16mo.
$0.10. [13851
roam, 24 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 25,
1916; aft. May 3, 1916; A 430744.
WricHt (Wm. F.)* Buffalo. Efii-
ciency suggestions for a department
store. Sheet,9 by Ginches. [18852
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 430649.
_ Werierey (R. B.) Lighter lunches and
_ WeRiTer’s selling
bigger pay checks. (In Chicago
evening American] [13853
© May 25, 1916; 1 c. May 27,
1916: A 424857; John R. Thompson
co., Chicago.
service,* Auburn,
N. Y. Service that helps new writ-
ers succeed. cover-title, [12] p.
illus. S8vo. [13854
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 2, 1916;
aft. May 16, 1916; A 430951.
WrovucHTon (Oliver L.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Spiritual science embiem. 29
p. 24mo. $0.15.
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 430840.
Wri (I. A. R.)* London.
in pursuit. 2. Wanted. (Jn Story-
teller magazine, June, 1916) [13856
© 1c. June 8, 1916; A ad int.
2678; pubd. May 9, 1916.
YANAGIWABA (Sukeshige) Japanese
insurance typewriter key board.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides.
62 by 93 inches. [13857
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 430984; Underwood
typewriter co., inc., New York.
Duchess
[13855 |
BOOKS, GROUP II
13865
YERIAN (John Henry)* Caldwell, O.
Drillers’ chart. Sheet, chart, 62 by
62 inches. $0.50. [13858
© May 20, 1916; 2 c¢ and aff.
May 23, 1916; A 432159.
Youne (Ernest A.) Danger line; or,
Banished to Blandford. chap. 1-3.
(In Chicago ledger) [13859
May 2(, 1916: -1 « June 3,
1916; A 440069; W. D. Boyce, co.,
Chicago.
Youne (Pearl B.)* Los Angeles.
Auto race card game. _ [Instruc-
tions.] Sheet, 73 by 64 inches.
[13860
©”"Apr: 14 1916; -2e Apr: 24
1916; aff. May 13, 1916; A 432065.
ZANGHIERI (Tancred) Austrians at-
tack own force. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [13861
© May 30, 1916; 1 ec. June 2,
1916; A 424982: Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
ZIMMERMAN (Eugene)* Horseheads,
N. Y. Jug full of nonsensical wis-
dom, by Zim. [Horseheads, N. Y..,
Printed by the Reporter press, 1916]
cover-title, [64] p. illus. Svo.
$0.50. [13862
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 23, 1916; A 431176.
Zook (John G.)* Lititz, Pa. Guern-
sey market house. ist ed. cover-
title, 16 p. 16mo. $0.10. [13863
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 429949.
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PEeLURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
FOR ORAL DELIVERY
Brownine (Joseph L)* New York.
[18864, 13865 |
cover-
Man who knew; a recitation.
title, 2 1. 4to. Typewritten.
May 19, 1916; C 968.
Return of Solomon; a monologue.
file, | 7 1. Ato. we ee
May 19, 1916; C 962.
@etae:
cover-
@ lec.
CAVANAGH (William C.)* Brooklyn.
Imagination; or, Saving Plain Jane.
4 numb. loose 1. 4to. Typewritten.
[13866
© 1c. June 1, 1916; C 960.
Coan (C. Arthur)* Nyack, N. Y. Four
winds of heaven. 71. 4to. Type-
written. [13867
©1e. June 15, 1916; C 964.
Dempsey (John H.)* Cleveland. Old
and new order. [Suppl.] cover-
title, 180 p. fol. Typewritten
[Text parallel to binding] [13868
©1c. June 8, 1916; C 959.
[KenNEY (John J.)] Pleasant hour,
by [J. J. Kenney and Frank W.
Hollis] cover-title. 2 numb. 1. 4to.
Typewritten. [13869
©1c. June 21, 1916; C 965; Ken-
ney and Hollis, Bridgewater, Mass.
MEYER (Jacob)* New York. Business
troubles. 21. fol. Typewritten.
[18870
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1916; C 948.
Miter (Hubert)* Chicago. Doctor
Hisenbart and his exploits. 27 l.
fol. Typewritten. [13871
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1916; C 937.
RitEyY (Joe)* Hillburn, N. Y. Ani-
mated portraits. 14 numb. loose 1.
4to. Ms. [13872
© 1c. May 25, 1916; C 958.
[SADENWATER (Harry)] Distributed
capacity and dead end effect. 6
loose 1. 4to. Typewritten. [13873
© 1c June 17, 1916; C 961;
Radio club of America, New York.
Sooy (Wendell)* Camden, N. J. W.
Sooy method of extracting cube and
square root. 3 numb.1. 4to. Type-
written. [13874
©1c. May 8, 1916; C 953.
VettA (N. Mabel)* Lynn, Mass.
Women of Scripture in vocal art.
24 loose 1. 8vo. Typewritten.
. [18875
©1c. Mar. 22, 1916; C 9382.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses, included in the Cata-
seeue since Jan. 1, 1916___._________
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ee TURES (THE) oF X; dramatized
by M. L. Clark, W. A. Newlin and
A. E. Smothers, suggested by a story
of the same name written by Ida
M. Brown. [1], 42 p. fol. Type-
written. [13876
© 1c. June 13, 1916; D 44140;
Mary L. Ciark, Wallace A. Newlin
and Arthur E. Smothers, Pasadena.
AFTERWARDS; 1 act play, by F. Nord-
strom. [2], 19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13877
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 438997;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
AHUITZOTL, THE AZTEC HEIR; drama in
4 acts, by E. H. Gurney. [4], 83 p.
fol. Typewritten. [13878
© 1c. June 9, 1916; D 44120;
"Nellie C. Gurney, Highland Park.
Ill.
ALENA; play in 8 acts, by C. Reppert.
[6], 79 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13879
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44028;
Charlotte Reppert, Los Angeles.
ALIMONY (THE) DODGER;
farce in neutral waters, by J.
Cree and Joseph Noel. [1], 2 ;
4to. Typewritten. [13880
© 1c. May 31, 1916: D 44036:
Junie McCree, New York.
nautical
Mc-
AMERICA FIRST. See Continental Con-
gress.
ANOTHER CHANCE; comedy in 1 act, by
mes Awpeiman. [2], 11 p.’ “4to.
Typewritten. [13881
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44035;
Hyman B. Cypelman, New York.
ANTIDOTE (THE) ; sketch in 2 acts, by
L. N. Walker. 5 p. fol. Type
written. [13882
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44081;
Lillie Nolting Walker, Denver.
BABETTE’S RECORD; Parisian operatic
comedietta in 1 act by F. Schwarz,
tr. by Jack Burnett. [1], 9p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[13883
© 1c. June 16, 1916; D 44161;
Frederick Schwarz, New York.
OF THE DAYS. See
and other fairy
(THE)
snow,
BATTLE
Summer
plays.
BaTTLeE (A) OF WITS; comedy in 1 act.
by H. Ee Smith {[2]}" 13 “ps “tte:
Typewritten. [13884
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44105;
Henry E. Smith, New York.
BeLoir (THE) PAGEANT; from the
turtle to the flaming wheel, by T. L.
Wright and Marion Hawthorne
Hedges, given at Beloit, Wis., June
2 and 3, 1916. 46 p. Svo. Printed.
[13885
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. May 24,
1916; D 48984: Theodore Lyman
Wright, Beloit, Wis.
BENDICION (LA) DE Dios; sainete en 2
actos, dividido el primero en 2
cuadros, en prosa, original de An-
tonio Paso y Joaquin Abati. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores’ espanoles]
1916. 58 p. 12mo. [13886
© May 31, 1916; 1 ¢. June 3, 1916;
D 44059; A Paso y J. Abati, Mad-
rid.
drama of life in
| by Chas. A.
| Typewritten.
[13887
| © 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44037;
|
BESS OF THE HILLS;
old Kentucky, in 4 acts,
Morton. [59] p. fol.
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
Best (THE) LATD PLANS: comedy play-
let> by d: 8. LItenel 227 p: ” 4to-
Typewritten. [13888
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44150;
Joseph A. Mitchell, Philadelphia.
BETTER THAN DREAMS; miniature
ecoontown comedy in 1 act, by E.
Scott. 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13889
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44130;
Kdward Scott, San Francisco.
BILL-POSTER (THE); play in 1 act, by
Louis Weslyn. RE ilies 2 ppg” Fe
Typewritten. [13890
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44108;
| Holden & Harron, Freeport, N. Y.
621
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13891
BIRTH CONTROL; playlet in 1 act, by S.
Cummins.. .[2},.5. ps “fok . Type-
written. . [13891
© 1c June 5, 1916; D 44083;
Samuel Cummins, Brooklyn.
BuurF; play in 4 acts, by L. Landor.
[108] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13892
©.1,c June £7, 19168\D 441%;
Lucas Landor, London.
BoBBIE AT THE SEA SHORE; 1 act com-
edy, by P. Pollock. [1], 10 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [13893
@ 1 ¢. May 25; 1916) °D49991;
Percy Pollock, New York.
Bonp (THE) OF EARTH. See Summer
snow, and other fairy plays.
Bovuporr BRANDY; dramatic sketch in
1 act, by A. Jones. [2], 18 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13894
© 1c June 6, 1916; D 44092;
Archer Jones, Richmond.
Britto (EL) DE LOS CAIRELES ; comedia
en 4 actos, el filtimo dividido en 2
cuadros, original de Angel Torres
del Alamo y Antonio Asenjo. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafoles}]
1916: — Osh Dp. . Lan. [13895
© May 31, 1916; 1c. June 38, 1916;
D 44064: Torres del Alamo y Asenjo.
Madrid.
BULL CONN AND co.; play in 1 act, by
Joha B. Fitzpatrick and F. X. Con-
lan. [1], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13896
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44087;
Francis Xavier Conlan, New York.
CAFE SOLO; juguete cOmico en 1 acto y
en prosa, de Carlos Arniches y Joa-
quin Abati. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1916. Dilece De
12mo0. [13897
© May 31, 1916; 1 c., June 8,
1916; D 44060; C. Arniches y J.
Abati, Madrid.
CARNIVAL (A) WEDDING; comedy in 2
acts, by H. B. Smith. [101] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13898
© 1c. June 10, 1916; D 44126;
Harry B. Smith, New York.
CAROLA; play in 3 acts, by M. BH. Taft.
[137] p. 4to. Typewritten. [138899
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44152:
Mary Emery Taft, Pleasantville,
5 tg
pt. 1, n. 8, Vide
CavE (THE) WOMAN; drama in 8 acts,
by W. F. Payson and F. C. Holland.
[180] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13900
© 1 c« May 27, 1916; D 44012;
William Farquhar Payson and Flor-
ence Curtis Holland, New York.
CENICIENTA (LA); opera en 38 actos,
del maestro Rossini, libreto de J.
Ferretti, adaptaci6n a la escena es-
panola por Guillermo Perrin, Miguel
de Palacios y maestro Gimenez.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1916. 40 p. 12mo. [Libretto
only] [13901
© May 31, 1916; 1 « June 3, 1916;
TD 44071; G. Perrin, M de Palacios y
G. Gimenez, Madrid.
C’EST BIEN POUR VOUS FAIRE PLAISIR!
comédie en 1 acte, par Rosal-Berry.
[30] p. fol. Ms. [13902
© 1e June i, 1916; D 44052;
Rosal-Berry, Paris.
CHANCE; modern drama in 3 acts, by
M. EF. Mitchell. [55] p. 4to. Type-
written. {13903
© 1c. June 9, 1916; D 44121;
Margurite Frances Mitchell, New
York.
CHEMICAL (THE) MAN; comedy-ex-
travaganza in 83 acts, by H. M.
Kieffer. 42 p. 4to. Typewritten.
{13904
© 1c June 9, 1916; D 44119;
Henry M. Kieffer, Atlantic City.
CHRYSALIS (THE); play in prelude
and 3 acts, by E. P. C. Hayes. [82]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [13905
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 440382;
Ednah Proctor Clarke Hayes, Wash-
ington.
CICATRICE (THE) ; play in 4 acts, by C.
Peck. [1], 48 p. fol. Typewritten.
[13906
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44177;
Charles Peck, New York.
| CINDERELLA; 3 act play, by E. Abbott.
[8] p. 8vo. Printed. [13907
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. June 18,
1916; D 44143; Ethelyn Abbott,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
CLAWS AND VELVET PAWS; play in 4
acts, by E. Forst. [88] p. © 4to.
Typewritten. [18908
© 1c. June 13, 1916; D 44142;
| Emil Forst, New York.
622
:
"no. 6, 1916
CLEMENCY; written for the American
school peace league, by Beulah
Marie Dix fi. e. B. M. D. Flebbe]
Boston, American school peace
league, 1916. 32 p. S8vo. [13909
© June 1, 1916; 2 c« June 7,
1916; D 44099; Beulah Marie Dix
Flebbe, Waban, Mass.
Crus (THE) woman; play in 4 scenes,
by W. K. Rugg. 19 p. 4to. Type
written. [13910
© 1c. May 25, 1916; D 48988;
Winnifred King Rugg, Arlington,
Mass.
Cove (THE); 1 act play, by R. E.
Wright. [2], 22 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13911
© 1e. June 9, 1916; D 44117;
Roscoe Ellsworth Wright, Chicago.
CoLLEceE (A) cowsoy; comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by C. Lambert. [131] p.
4to. Typewritten. [13912
© 1c. June 13, 1916; D 44147;
Clay Lambert, New York.
COMEDIANS (THE); play in 4 acts, by
G. Vernon. [202] p. 4to. Type
written. [13913
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44131;
Grenville Vernon, Saunderstown,
1: To
CoMEDY (THE) OF BAFFLES. See Per-
fumed (The) death.
CONQUERING (THE) HERO; Sketch. by
B. Munn. 8 p. 8vo. Typewritten.
[13914
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44082;
Bess Munn, Los Angeles.
Contest (THE); play in 1 act, by A.
Jonas. 5p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13915
© 1c May 23, 1916; D 43990;
Alberto Jonas, New York.
CONTINENTAL (THE) ConGrREssS; by J.
L. McBrien. (Jn his America first.
New York, Cincinnati [etc.] Ameri-
can book company [1916] Book. ©
May 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 1,
1916; A 433298 - Jasper L. McBrien,
Washington) [13915*
CORCORAN Vs. MASON; sketch, by F.
Nordstrom. [1], 22 p. Ato. Type-
written. [139 16 |
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 43995;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
50279—_16——_7
|
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
13924
CRANBROOK (THE) MASQUE; play in 1
act, by S. C. Howard. 56 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13917
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44111;
Sidney Coe Howard, ‘Cambridge,
Mass.
CUPID'S NIGHT OUT; whimusicality in 1
act, by F. W. Kammann, jc: " [43,49
p. oe Typewritten. [13918
1c June 5, 1916; D 44079;
Be Ww. Kammann, Ai oa Minne-
apolis.
CursE (THE); play in 3 scenes, adapt-
ed from the Polish, by A. Sterling.
[3], 84 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13919
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1916; D 44180;
Ada Sterling, New York.
DEFENDER (THE); comedy-drama in 3
acts, by Pauline Bradford Mackie
li..e. P.-M. Hopkins] ahd S.. J.
Curry. [70] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13920
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44154;
Sarah Jefferis Curry and Pauline
Mackie Hopkins, New York.
Doctor’s (THE) MESSAGE; tragedy 2
1 act, by H. 8S. Acheson. Pik Llp:
4to. Typewritten. [13921
© 1c. June 1, 1916; D 44047; H.
Stuart Acheson, New York.
Door (A) SHOULD BE OPEN OR SHUT.
See li faut qu’une porte soit ouverte
ou fermée.
Dos (Los) FENOMENOS; disparate
comico-lirico en 1 acto, dividido en
3 cuadros, prologo, intermedio hab-
lado y apoteosis, original de En-
rique Paradas y Joaquin Jiménez,
musica de los maestros Enrique Bri
y Cayo Vela. Madrid [Sociedad de
anteres espafioles] 1916. 41, [3] p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [13922
© May 31, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 3,
1916; D 44056;
Jiménez, Madrid.
DovuBLE (THE) CURE; play in 3 acts,
by E. Selwyn, founded on a short
story, by Jessie Lynch Williams.
[91] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13923
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 44000;
Edgar Selwyn, New York.
DucHEss (THE) AND THE DELICA-
TESSEN; 1 act comedy sketch, by
Jeannette I. Helm [i. e. J. H. Sand]
. Paradas y J.
[1]. 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13924
© 1c. June 1, 1916; D 44046;
Jeannette Helm Sand, Lakewood,
WN. J.
3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13925
‘N
ELECTRICIAN’S (THE) NEW ASSISTANT;
sketch, by J. G. Bostock. 4p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18925
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 44001;
J. Gordon Bostock, New York.
Escape (THE); play in 1 act, by S.
Miller. [2], 14 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13926
© 1e May 31, 1916; D 44041;
Sara Miller, New York.
EstHerR. See Mordecai, the Jew.
EVERYBODY IS DOING IT; dramatic com-
position in 2 acts and 4 scenes, by
S. D. Drane. 12 p. 4to. Type
written. [18927
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44186;
Samuel Dade Drane, Washington.
EVERYMAN MILITANT; a modern
morality [in a prologue and 8 acts]
by Ewing Rafferty. Boston, Sher-
man, French & company, 1916. 4
Ee Zp... 1 2mo. [13820=
© June 5, 19167" 2° c¢ and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 433376; Sherman,
French & co., Boston.
FALSE cops. See Woman on her own.
FASCINATING (THE) TWINS; play in 1
act, by J. Nordenshield. [4], 21 p.
4to. Typewritten. [13928
(© 1 ec. May 29, 1916; D 44021;
Jeanette Nordenshield, New York.
FELLOW STUDENTS; play of college life
with music in 4 acts, by Chas. Mor-
ton. [55] p. fol. Typewritten.
[13929
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44088;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
FETICHE (LE) ; drame en 1 acte, par L.
Xanrof. [2], 382 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13930
© 1e June 1, 1916; D 44051;
Léon Xanrof, Paris.
FLYPAPER (THE) SALESMAN; farce
comedy in 1 act, by F. R. Adams.
[1], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13931
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44185;
Frank R. Adams, Whitehall, Mich.
FRIDAY, THE 13TH. See Hearts humane.
T'ROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT; modern
melodrama in 4 acts, by John W.
Wilson. [59] p. fol. Typewritten.
[13932
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44020;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
pt. 1, n.8., v.13
GABRIELES (Los) ; historieta cémica en
2 actos y en prosa, original de Ra-
mon Ldpez-Montenegro y Ramédn
Pefia. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1916. 74, [1] p. 12mo.
[13933
© May 31, 1916; 1 ec. June 3, 1916;
D 44067; R. Lopez-Montenegro y R.
Pena, Madrid.
GIRALDINA (LA); juguete cdmico-
lirico en 1 acto y 4 cuadros, original
de Juan G. Renovales y Francisco
Garcia Pacheco, mfisica del maestro
Soutullo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tors espanoles] 1916. 36, [2] p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [138934
© May 31, 1916; 1 c« June 8,
1916; D 44057; J. G. Renovales y
EF. G. Pacheco, Madrid.
Girt (THE); drama in 4 acts, by O.
M. Booth. | [1], .39 p.. fol) 2yne
written. [13935
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44076;
Oakes Marcellus Booth, Jacksonville,
Fla.
GirL (THE) WHO PAID; story of Cali-—
fornia in 4 acts, by G. M. Rosener.
[153] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13936
© 1c May 26, 1916; D 44008;
George M. Rosener, New York.
GLITTER (THE) OF LIFE; play in 4 acts,
by Z. Hall. [111] p. 4to. Type-
written. [13937
© 1c. June 9, 1916; D 44116;
Zarelyn Hall, New York.
GiLorious (THE) GAME; written for
the American school peace league,
by Beulah Marie Dix [i. e. B. M. D.
Flebbe] Boston, American school
peace league, 1916. 2383p. 8vo.
[18938
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 7, 1916;
D 44098; Beulah Marie Dix Flebbe,
Waban, Mass.
Goat (THE); play in 8 acts, by G.
Allen-Thompson. [181] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13939
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 440383;
Grace Allen-Thompson, Fairhaven,
Mass.
GOBLIN GUESTS. See Summer
and other fairy plays.
snow,
Goine uP! play in 1 act, by S. W. Ger-
ber. [11] p. fol. Typewritten.
[13940
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44134;
Stephen W. Gerber, New York.
624
no. 6, 1916
GRANJA (LA) DE LOS AMORES; zarzuela
en 1 acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, en
verso, original de M. Pecci Contre-
ras, miisica de los maestros Pascual
Marquina y Luis Foglietti. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 42, [1] p. 12mo. [Libretto
only] [13941
© May 31, 1916; 1c. June 8,
1916; D 44066; Manuel Pecci Con-
treras, Madrid.
Hamptons (THE); drama in 8 acts,
by G. F. Van Etten. [74] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [138942
© 1c June 9, 1916; D 44113;
Gerard Frisselle Van Etten, San An-
tonio.
HApPINESS; American morality play
in 3 acts and 8 scenes, by A. Davis.
[93] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13943
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44084;
Allan Davis, Pittsburgh.
Happy (THE) DAY; hew musical play
in 2 acts, by Seymour Hicks, lyrics
by Adrian Ross and Paul A. Rubens,
music by Sidney Jones and Paul A.
Rubens. London, Chappell & co.,
mo totG.. Si. p. .8vo. [Words
only | [13944
© May 31, 1916; 1 ec. June 1,
1916; D 44045; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
HatrepD. See Three war sketches.
HAVE A HEART; musical comedy, in 2
acts, by G. Bolton and P. A. Wode-
house. [123] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [13945
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44009;
Guy Bolton and P. A. Wodehouse, |
New York.
HEART OF GOLD; short play in 2 scenes,
by M. F. Bellinger. [2], 24 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13946
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44136;
Martha Fletcher Bellinger, New
York.
HEARTS AND GOLD; play in 1 act, by L.
Kass. 7 p. fol. Typewritten.
[13947
© 1c. May 10, 1916; D 44007;
Louis Kass, Albany.
HEARTS HUMANE; OR, FRIDAY, THE
13TH, dramatic recount with a pro-
logue and an epilogue, by P. P. Por-
casi. [70] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13948
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44023;
Peter Paul Porcasi, New York.
62
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
13956
HER FIGHT; drama in 4 acts, by G. F.
Van Htten. [93] p. 4to. Type-
written. [138949
© 1e¢. June 9, 1916; D 44112;
Gerard Frisselle Van Etten, San An-
tonio.
Her story. See Three war sketches.
HER TWO WEEKS HONEYMOON; play in
4 acts, by Cecil Spooner [pseud. of
C. S. Blaney] suggested from The
substitute, by Louise Shaw. [97] p.
4to. Typewritten. [13950
© ie June 10, 1916; D 44127;
Cecil Spooner Blaney, New Canaan,
Conn.
HEROINE (THE) OF Ava; by Helen L.
Willcox. New York, Missionary
education movement of the United
States and Canada _ [1916]
Svo. [13951
© May 29, 1916; 2 e. May 31,
1916; D 44048: Missionary educa-
tion movement of the U. S. and Can-
ada, New York.
Howp-up (THE); sketch. by F. Nord-
strom. .[2], 26 p.. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13952
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 43999;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
House (A) pDivipep; play in 8 acts,
by M. Bertrand. [2], 42 p. fol.
Typewritten. [13953
© 1c. June 16, 1916; D 44165;
Mary Bertrand, Halifax, Canada.
I wisH I KNEW; vaudeville sketch, by
Sb. Cowan, Tt], 2h pi’ to: ““Eype-
written. [13954
© 1c June 6, 1916; D 44093;
Sada Cowan, New York.
IL FAUT QU’UNE PORTE SOIT OUVERTE OU
FERMEE (A DOOR SHOULD BE OPEN OR
SHUT) ; comédie en 1 acte, par Alfred
de Musset, literal tr. by André Tri-
don. New York, International col-
lege of languages [1916] 35 p. S8vo.
[13955
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. May 24,
1916; D 43985; International college
of languages, New York.
IMPOSSIBLE (THE) WOMAN; drama in
4 acts, by E. F. Hackett. [3], 22 p.
4to. Typewritten. [13956
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44075;
Edmund Francis Hackett, New
Haven.
5)
SoD
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13957
pt.1,n.s., v.13
IN OLD VIRGINIA; comedy drama in 4 | Kiss (THE) OF DEATH; tragedy in 1
acts, by W. C. Herman. [69] p.
4to. Typewritten. [13957
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44016;
William Calvin Herman, Chicago.
INFIERNO (EL) ; comedia en 8 actos, en
prosa, original de Antonio Paso y
Joaquin Abati. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espafioles] 1916. 86 p.
12mo. [13958
© May 31, 1916; 1 ¢. June 8, 1916;
D 44061; A. Paso y J. Abati, Madrid.
INVENTOR (THE); play in 1 act, by
A. Magnus Reader [pseud. of H. C.
Chapin] [2],18p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [13959
©.1 @. May, 22. 191G. Aaa:
Homer C. Chapin, Chicago.
Ir1isH (AN) couURTSHIP; character
comedy playlet, by C. Terris. [2],
25 p. 4to. Typewritten. [13960
© 1c May 20, 1916; D 438968;
Charles Terris, Chicago.
JOHN PrrRES; entremés, [de] A. Do-
minguez. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 17 p. 12mo.
[13961
© May 31, 1916; 1c. June 3, 1916;
D 44062; Antonio Dominguez, Mad-
rid.
JOINING THE NAVY; eG satire on
American recruits, by Jack Burnett.
[1],7p. 4to. Typewritten. [13962
© 1c June 16, 1916; D 44163;
| ae Thorndike and Fred. Barnes, {
New York.
Just A CHILD; playlet, by O. Dymow.
auta. 38p. S8vo. MS. [139638
@© 1.c. May 19, 1916;_D 43942
Ossip Dymow, New York.
Just A LITTLE MISTAKE; comedy in 1
act, by Elizabeth Gale. Boston, W.
H. Baker & co., 1916. 22 p. 12mo.
[13964
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
D 44091; Walter H. Baker & ©0.,
Boston.
comedy in 38 acts,
by A. Hopwood. [138] p. 4to. Type-
written. [13965
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44074;
Avery Hopwood, Clevel and.
JUST FOR TONIGHT ;
KILAUEA; play in 1 act, by Claire Bau-
mann. 6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18966
© 1c. June 7, 1916; D 44101; Ben
M. Giroux, Chicago.
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act, by R. Murray. [8], 29 p. 8vo.
Typewritten. [13967
© 1c May 20, 1916: D 44004;
Richard Murray, New York.
LAND 0’ LOVE; play in 4 acts, by P. L.
Shaw. [66] p. foi. Typewritten.
[18968
© 1c June 17, 1916; D 44170;
Percy L. Shaw, New York.
Lap-pog (THE); play in 4 acts, by
R. B. Butler. [121] p. 4to. Type-
written. [13969
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44138;
Rachel Barton Butler, Cincinnati.
LAYLA-MAJNU; a musical play in 3
acts, by Dhan Gopal Mukerji, with
an introduction by Professor Arthur
Upham Pope. San Francisco, P.
Elder & company [1916] 3 p. L,
v-ix, 61 p. 8vo. [Words only]
[13969*
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
3, 1916; A 433118; Paul Elder & co.,
San Francisco.
LINCOLN AND THE SOLDIER; dramatic
composition in 1 act, 3 scenes, by
S. D. Drane. 6p. fol. Typewritten.
[13970
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44187;
Samuel Dade Drane, Washington.
burlesque, by
F.-P. Murphy. 238 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [13971
© 1c. June 16, 1916; D 44160;
. Murphy, New York.
[1],
Hr Pat
LockKrED out; farcial comedy in 1 act,
by C. Brooks. [21], 8 p. fol. Type-
written. [138972
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D,44iae;
Christine Brooks, New York.
LouitA TENORIO; comedia en 2 actos
y en prosa, original de Pedro Munoz
Seca y Pedro Pérez Fernandez,
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
pafioles] 1916. 59 p. 12mo.
[13978
© May 31, 1916; 1 ¢ June 3;
1916: D 44069; P. Mufioz Seca y P.
Pérez Fernindez, Madrid.
LONELINESS; play in 1 act, by M. de
Acosta. 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[138974
© 1c. June 10, 1916; D 44123 ;
Mercedes de Acosta, New York.
626
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
~ no. 6, 1916
Lost AND FOUND; comedy in 8 acts, by
BE. E. Hutcheson and F. EH. Willcox.
[109] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13975
© 1c. June 17, 1916; D 44171;
Emma E, Hutcheson and Frances EH.
Willeox, New York.
LOVE IN THE TRENCHES.
(The) correspondent.
Love-sHoT (THE); comedy of the
Philippines in 4 acts, by C. D. Will-
son. [2], 120 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13976
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44072;
Corwin Dale Willson, Orion, Mich.
Lucky GULCH; comedy drama in 3
acts, by Charles S. Bird. New
York, S. French; London, 8. French,
Itd., 1916. 63 p. 12mo. [13977
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
D 44089; Samuel French, New
York.
MAitTre ALICE; comédie en 1 acte, par
Rosal-Berry. [43] p. fol. Ms.
[13978
© 1e June 1, 1916; D 44053;
Rosal-Berry, Paris.
Masor (THE) GENERAL COMMANDING;
play in 1 act, by A. Magnus Reader
[pseud. of H. C. Chapin] [1], 381 p.
4to. Typewritten. [13979
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 441388;
Homer C. Chapin, Chicago.
MAN AND WOMAN (MALE AND FE-
MALE); oR, THE NATURAL THING,
modern play in 4 acts and an epi-
logue, by K. Barney. [1], 45 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13980
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44008;
Kelly Barney, New York.
MAN’s (A) wAy; drama in 4 acts, by
O. M. Booth. 48 p. fol. Type-
written. [13981
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44077;
Oaks Marcellus Booth, Jacksonville,
Fla.
MarcH (THE) oF TRUTH. See Three
war sketches.
Martyr (THE); dramatic playlet, by
er. dvins.. [1], 22 p. 4te. Type-
written. [13982
© 1c June 9, 1916; D 44114;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
MEG 0’ THE BANCHEE; modern Irish
comedy play in 3 acts and 2 scenes,
by E. Foreman. [134] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [13983
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44005;
Edgar Foreman. New York.
See War
|
13992
MEXIcO; romantic sensation and pic-
turesque melodrama with an abund-
ance of sure fire comedy in 4 acts,
by Chas. Morton. [71] p. fol.
Typewritten, [13984
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44018;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
MILAGRO (EL); paso de comedia en 1
acto y en prosa, original de M.
Linares Rivas. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanioles] 1916. 19 p.
12mo. [18985
© May 81, 1916; 1 «@ June 38,
1916; D 44058; Manuel Linares
Rivas, Madrid.
MirAGE; play in 4 acts, by F. Merrill.
[92] p. 4to. Typewritten. [13986
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44022;
Fenimore Merrill, Cambridge, Mass.
MIRANDA’S MOTIVES; comedy in 3 acts,
by Clough Buel. 148 p. 4to. Type-
written. [13987
© 1c May 29, 1916; D 44030;
Clarence Clough Buel, Ridgefield,
Conn.
Mr. Pratt; play in 4 acts, by S. B.
Gilman. [38], 111 p. 4to. Type-
written. [13988
© 1e June 8, 1916; D 44103;
Sarah Bernice Gilman, Allerton,
Mass.
| Mrs. OSMOND’S REFLECTION; play in 38
acts and epilogue, by H. B. Benedict.
3d ed. [122] p. 4to.
[13989
© 1 ce. May 29, 1916; D 44026;
Edwin B. Benedict. New York.
MoLtuig BAawn; dramatization in 4
acts, by Charles Morton, of the well
known novel of the same title. [64]
p. fol. Typewritten. [13990
© 1e¢ May 27, 1916; D 44019,
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
MORDECAI, THE JEW; play in 4 acts,
founded on the book of Esther, by
A, Ramsey and R. de Cordova. [83]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [13991
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44189;
Alicia Ramsey and Rudolph de Cor-
dova, New York.
MotrH (THE); play in 3 acts and 5
seenes, by L. W. Rogers. [38], 65 p.
4to. Typewritten. [13992
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44034;
Leighton William Rogers, Orange,
Mass,
627
Typewritten. -
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13992*
MorTrHers (THE); by George Hirsch-
feld, tr. and with an introduction by
Ludwig Lewisohn. Garden City,
N. Y., Doubleday, Page & company,
1996.. xix, 122, [ 1) p. a6mie.07 (The
Drama league series of plays, vol.
18) [18992 *
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 483194; Doubleday,
Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.
MountTAIN (THE) MAID; [pageant of
the land of the sky] by H. F. A.
Hoag, given by the citizens of Ashe-
ville May 20, 1916, management
NM. We. Ay 2p. tS, pp. 12m.
Printed. [18993
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
D 44048; Emily F. A. Hoag, Ashe-
ville, N. C.
Movie (THE) MAN; modern, up-to-date
farce comedy in 8 acts, Satirizing
the motion picture craze, by W. W.
Wilson. [55] p. fol. Typewritten.
[13994
© 1c May 31, 1916; D 44042;
Wallace Walfred Wilson, Chicago.
My son; tragedy in 1 act, by R. Mur-
ray. [3], 18 p. 8vo. Typewritten.
[13995
© 1c. June 6, 1916; D 44095;
Richard Murray, New York.
NATURAL (THE) THING. See Man and
woman (male and female)
NEUTRAL; comedy in 38 acts, by A. E.
Darby. [86] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18996
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44102;
Alfred Edmund Darby, New York.
NEw (THE) POWER; play in 1 act, by
i. . \Jolinson. (21, 22. °p-. Ato:
Typewritten. [13997
© 1c. May 22, 1916; D 44054;
Lillian Hartman Johnson, Evanston,
Til.
Ninos (Los) DE EcisA; pieza comica
en 8 actos, divididos en 5 cuadros,
original y en prosa de Guillermo
Perrin y Miguel de Palacios. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916.: ‘71 p..., dame. [13998
© May 31, 1916; 1c. June 8, 1916;
D 44070; G. Perrin y M. de Palacios,
Madrid.
No HAY MAL QUE POR BIEN NO VENGA.
See Pendientes de la Trini.
Now I SEE; play in 1 act, by E. Har-
man. 14p. 4to. Typewritten.
[13999
© 1c May 29, 1916; D 44025;
Elizabeth Harman, Madison, N. J.
|
SS SS
pt. 1, NYS., v.42
OFFICE (THE) NEXT DOOR; play in 3
acts, by C. E. Rush. [1], 105 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14000
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 44002;
Carrie Ellen Rush, New York.
OxLp Sip PoINTER; drama in 8 acts, by
D. Liebovitz. [90] p. 4to. Type-
written. [14001
© June 7, 1916; D 44100; David
Liebovitz, New York.
ON THE LEVEL; comedy in 3 acts, by
Mrs. Charles A. Doremus and L.
Westervelt, from a story by Happy
Fanny Fields. [137] p. 4to. Type-
written. [14002
© 1e« June 8, 1916; D 44106;
Mrs. Charles Doremus and Leonidas
Westervelt, New York.
ONE CHRISTMAS; 1 act play, by M. F.
Bellinger. [2], 25 p. 4to. Type-
written. [14003
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 441385;
Martha Fletcher Bellinger, New
York.
ONE NEW YEAR’S NIGHT; 1 act playlet,
by W. G. Marshall. [27], 16 p. fol.
Typewritten. [14004
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44109;
Walter G. Marshall, New York.
OnE (A) NIGHT STAND; play in 1 act,
by F. Nordestrom. [2], 19 p. 4to.
Typewritten.
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 438996;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
ONLY A GIRL; oR, THE WOMAN PAYS,
powerful comedy drama in 4 acts,
by Charles A. Warren. [66] p. fol.
Typewritten. [14006
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44040;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
OTHER (THE) MAN’S WIFE; play in 3
acts, by V. E. Lambert. [5], 55 p.
4to. Typewritten. [14007
© 1c. June 3, 1916; D 44073; Vic-
tor Emanual Lambert, Chicago.
OTHER (THE) WIFE; drama in 8 acts,
by C. H.. Mason. , [129] p> Sie
Typewritten. [14008
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44029;
Carl H. Mason, New York.
OUR NEW MINISTER; comedy drama in
3 acts, by Denman Thompson and
George W. Ryer, rev. 1916 by J. Con-
yers. New York, Samuel French;
London, Samuel French, ltd., 1916.
O11 p.,. i2mo., [14009
© June 5, 1916; 2 ce. June 7, 1916;
D 44097; Joseph Conyers, New York.
628
[14005
no. 6, 1916
OUT OF THE SHADOWS; play in 1 act,
by J. H. Bailey. [1], 22 p. S8vo.
Typewritten. [14010
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44104;
Jacob Harry Bailey, Portland, Me.
PACHIN DE MIERES; entremés, original
de F. Pérez Capo. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1916. 15,
Mi p.. 12mo: [14011
© May 31, 1916; 1c. June 8, 1916;
D 44065; Felipe Pérez Capo, Madrid.
PAGEANT (THE) OF BLOOMINGTON AND
INDIANA UNIVERSITY; educational
development of Indiana as focused
in this community and served by the
state University, by W. C. Langdon,
on the University campus Blooming-
ton, Ind., 1916. 77 p. 8vo. Printed.
[14012
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. May 22,
1916; D 44168; William Chauncy
Langdon, New York.
PAGEANT (THE) OF CORYDON, THE PIO-
NEER CAPITOL OF INDIANA, 1816-1916;
by W. C. Langdon. [New Albany,
Ind., Baker’s printing house, 1916]
43 p. 8vo. [14013
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
D 44166; William Chauncy Langdon,
New York.
PAGEANT OF GEORGIA; play in 3 acts,
by N. Adamson. ek. Dik ps APO:
Typewritten. [14014
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44125;
Nellie Adamson, Rome, Ga.
PAGEANT (THE) OF NEWARK; [250th
anniversary of the founding of New-
ark, N. J.] book of words, by T. W.
Stevens. Newark, The committee of
one hundred, 1916. 112 p. 8vo.
[14015
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. May 831,
1916: D 44031; Thomas Wood Stey-
ens, Pittsburgh.
PatH (THE) OF SCARLET SHADOWS;
play in 4 acts, by B. Greenfield.
[56] p. fol. Typewritten. [14016
© 1c. June 9, 1916; D 44118;
Ben Greenfield, Chicago.
Patria (LA) DE CERVANTES; revista
en 1 acto, dividido en 6 cuadros, en
prosa y verso, original de M. Fer-
nandez de la Puente, mfasica del
maestro Luis Foglietti. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores — espanoles]
1916. 50, [9] p. 12mo. [Libretto
only] [14017
© May 31, 1916; 1 c. June 3, 1916;
D 44068; Manuel Fernfindez de la
Puente, Madrid.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
14026
PEACE ON EARTH; Christmas fantasy
for children, by A. Mixon. [21] p.
4to. Typewritten. [14018
© 1c. June 14, 1916; D 44153;
Ada Mixon, Washington.
PENDIENTES (LOS) DE LA TRINI; 0,
No HAY MAL QUE POR BIEN NO
VENGA, Sainete lirico en 1 acto, orig-
inal de Angel Torres del Alamo y
Antonio Asenjo mtsica del maestre
Vives. 1* ed. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafnioles] 1916. 48, [1] p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [14019
© May 31, 1916; 1 e¢ June 3,
1916; D 44063; Torres del Alamo y
Asenjo, Madrid.
PERFUMED (THE) DEATH; OR, THE
COMEDY OF BAFFLES, drama of pas-
Sion and hatred in 4 acts, by F. Can-
tello. [6], 140p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14020
© 1c. June 6, 1916; D 44096;
Frank Cantello, Los Angeles.
PETTICOAT DIPLOMACY; 1 act play, by
R. Foster. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [14021
© 1 @ June 17, 1916> D 42:
Roy Foster, New York.
| Prrate (THE) OF THE GULF; play in 3
acts, by H. Bagge. [2], 118 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14022
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44179;
Helen Bagg, Chicago.
PLEASE HELP Emity; flirtation in 3
acts, by H. M. Harwood. [106] p.
4to. Typewritten. [14023
© 1 « May 25, 1916; D 43992;
H. M. Harwood, London.
PorET (THE) WHO LOST HIS PEN; play
in 1 act, by F. Healey. [38], 23 p.
4to. Typewritten. [14024
© 1c. June 13, 1916; D 44141;
Frances Healey, Hampton Falls,
N.\..H.
PoticE (THE) LIEUTENANT; melo-
drama in 4 acts, 5 scenes, by J. B.
Maxwell. [107] p. 4to. Type-
written. [14025
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44027;
Joseph B. Maxwell, New York.
POSSESSED; play in 3 acts and an epi-
sode, by S. Weiller. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14026
© 1c. June 16, 1916; D 44162;
Simon Weiller, New York.
629
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTP*iS
14027
pt. 1, n.&., 7. 13
PowER (THE) INVISIBLE; original play | RoSARY OF LIFE; 4 act drama, by G. HE.
in 4 acts, by F. C, Witter. [2], 58
p. 4to. Typewritten. [14027
© 1c. May 18, 1916; D 44011;
Frank C. Witter, Denver.
PUTTING ONE OVER; dramatic composi-
ian in | Bel py 3... Nene Te G
p. 4to. Typewritten, [14028
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44156;
John lLudrick Neff, Bridgeport,
Conn.
QuEsTtT (THE): comedy
acts, by M. W. Dunbar.
Typewritten. [14029
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44014;
Melzar W. Dunbar, Hampton, N. H.
RAVEN (THE) MAN; play in 1 act, by
K. Lord. 12 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14030
© £°G May 2 191g: A401:
Katharine Lord, New York.
REAL (A) PAL; 1 act dialogue farce,
by J, ».. Allien, ; 12. p, 30, “Tape-
written. [140381
©) 4 .e.. June. 15,3016: “D)444a1e
Joseph Searl Allen, New York.
Rep (THE) ROBE. See Woman on her
own.
REDENTI; bozzetto storico, in 1 atto,
della signora A. Erriquez. [2] p.
fol. . Printed. [14032
(cy Ie. Feb. 28." 1916" i 44115;
Agata Erriquez, New York.
Rosap (THE) To RomeE; play in 4 acts,
by E. L. Lindsey and B. Munn. [55]
p. fol. Typewritten. [14033
© 1 c¢. May 25, 1916; D 43987;
Estelle Lawton Lindsey and Bess
Munn, Los Angeles.
ROLL CALL; dramatic playlet in 1 act,
by *K. Jordan. [1], 7 ps 4to: “Eype-
written. [14034
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44080;
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
RoMANCE (THE) OF THE ETA; play in
prologue and 2 acts, by M. L. Wert-
heimer. [78] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14035
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44018;
Mary Lee Wertheimer, New York.
Rosario (LA); comedia en 8 actos,
original de Sabatino Lopez,
adaptada al castellano por Enrique
Tedeschi y Antonio Fernfindez
Lepina, Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espafioles] 1916. 52 p. 12mo.
[14036
© 1c. June 8, 1916; D 44173; B.
Tedeschi y <A. Fernfindez Lepina,
Madrid.
drama in 3
2 pe. 4to.
|
|
Lundy. [6], 94 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten, {14037
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44176;
Grace Ellen Lundy, Detroit.
Ruse (THE); play in 1 act, by J. E.
Medland. [1], 18 p. fol. Type-
written. [14038
© 1c. May 25, 1916; D 43994;
John Edward Medland, Oakland,
Cal.
SAM Bo-JAM AND HIS AFRICAN COLONY}
negro farce in 8 scenes, by Jay Clay
Powers. Boston, W. H. Baker & co.,
1916. 19 p. 12mo. [14039
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
D 44090; Walter H. Baker & ¢o.,
Boston.
SEED; play in 1 act, by Edith Maida
Lessing [i. e. E. M. L. Cook] 18 p.
24mo. Typewritten. [14040
© 1c. June 9, 1916; D 44110;
Edith Maida Lessing Cook, San
Francisco.
SEGREGATION ; play in 2 acts, by J. M.
Fursee. 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14041
© 1c. May 25, 1916; D 48989;
Jacob M. Fursee, Los Angeles.
SHAKESPEARE’S FAIRIES AND FOLLIES;
[play in prologue and 1 act, by] G.
M. Easterly. (Jn The Tusitala, v.
1, no. 2, May, 1916) [14042
© May 25, 1916; 1 c. June 5,
1916; D 44085; Grace M. Easterly,
Watertown, N. Y.
SHAKSPERE (THE) FESTIVAL; a com-
munity celebration on the occasion
of the three hundredth anniversary
of the death of William Shakspere,
consisting of a pageant depicting
some scenes from the life and times
of the dramatist; the performance
of Twelfth night; and an address
on the universality of his works [by
G. E. Brady] [Newark, Del., Print-
ed by Kells, 1916] [27] p. fol.
[14042*
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
16, 1916; A 481076; Gertrude Eliza-
beth Brady, Newark, Del.
Sin (A) AGAINST SOCIETY ; society play
with sensational and melodramatic
action in 4 acts, by Chas. A. Morton.
[62] p. fol. Typewritten. [14043
© 1 ce. May 27, 1916; D 44017;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
630
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1916
14058
White. [1], 16 p. 4to. ‘T’ypewrit-
ten. [14044
© 1c. May 27, 1916; D 44010;
Oliver White, Patchogue, N, Y.
SMILES AND TEARS; powerful comedy
drama in 4 acts, by John W. Wil-
son. [69] p. fol. Typewritten.
[14045
© 1c. May 31, 1916; D 44039;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE; play in 1
act, by Mercedes de Acosta and S.
Benson. [1], 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [14046
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44149;
Stuart Benson, New York.
SUBSTITUTE (THE)
weeks honeymoon.
See Her two
SUMMER SNOW, AND OTHER FAIRY
PLAYS; by Grace Richardson. Chi-
eago, Akron, O., New York, The
Saalfield publishing co. [1916] 5
p. L, 3-144 p. 12mo.
CoNTENTS: Summer snow.—The
bond of earth.—The battle of the
days.—Goblin guests. [14046*
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 431130; Saalfield pub.
co., Akron, O.
TAVERN (THE) DE LUXE; comedy
with music in 3 acts, by E. Williams
and E. Bial. [47] p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [14047
© 1c June 16, 1916; D 44159;
Ernest Bial and Eva Williams, New
York.
TENTH (THE) COMMANDMENT; OR,
TRAFFIC IN WHITE WOMEN, problem
comedy drama in 3 acts, by M. De V.
Corrigan. 30 p. fol. Typewritten.
[14048
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44157;
Martin De Vere Corrigan, Cleveland.
THIRTY DAYS; vaudeville comedy in 1
act, by A. P. Kelly. [1], 12 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14049
© 1c. June 13, 1916; D 44145;
Arthur P. Kelly, Rochester, N. Y.
THREE WAR SKETCHES: HER STORY,
THE MARCH OF TRUTH, ‘“ HATRED” ;
by K. Searle. Cambridge, Mass., The
Powell printing company, 1916. 50
p. 8vo. [14049*
© Mar. 31, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 30,
1916; aff. Apr. 8, 1916; A 430192;
Katharine Searle, Cambridge, Mass.
Bagegs :
Sir stm! novelty sketch, by O. | T1IsH; sero-comic playlet, by P. P. Por-
casi. [1], 23 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14050
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44024:
Peter Paul Porecasi, New York.
TRAFFIC IN WHITE WOMEN.
(The) commandment.
See Tenth
TRUTHFUL (A) LIAR; comedy in 4 acts,
by GG. £.. Waring,” S20). pol:
Typewritten. [14051
© 1c. June 10, 1916; D 44128;
George Channing Darling, Provi-
dence, R. I.
UPSTAIRS AND DOWN; comedy in 8 acts,
by F. Hatton and Fanny Locke Hat-
ton. [116] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14052
© 1c. May 11, 1916; D 44006;
Frederic Hatton, Chicago.
VAMPIRE (THE) WOMAN; play in 1 act,
by F. Nordstrom. [2], 19 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14053
© 1c. May 26, 1916; D 43998;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
VETERAN (THE); play in 1 act, by
Jack Medland [pseud. of J. E. Med-
land] 11p. fol. Typewritten.
[14054
© 1c¢ May 25, 1916; D 48993;
ct Edward Medland, Oakland,
al.
VISITORS ; play in 1 act, by S. Benson.
[1], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14055
© 1c. June 10, 1916; D 44124;
Stuart Benson, New York.
Watrus (THE); dramatic sketch in 1
act, by. Gal.,Herrick.. [billie
fol. Typewritten. [14056
© 1c. May 24, 1916; D 44044;
Geo. Frank Herrick, Youngstown, O.
Wak; play in 1 act, by D. E. Giffin.
[1], 88 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14057
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44078; Don
Eddy Giffin, Duluth, Minn.
War (THE) BABY; dramatic composi-
tion, by V. G. Iden. [2], 15 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14058
© 1c. June 5, 1916; D 44088; V.
Gilmore Iden, Washington.
631
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14059
War (THE) CORRESPONDENT; OR, LOVE
IN THE TRENCHES, play in 1 act, by
Junie McCree. [1], 16 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14059
© 1c June 8, 1916; D 44107;
Charles Nevins, New York.
Waves (THE) oF TorRRE; drama in 4
acts, by E. C. Randall. [170] p.
4to. Typewritten. [14060
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44188;
Ethel Claire Randall, Chicago.
WEEDs; play in a prologue and 8 acts,
by H. Eastman. [1], 57 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [14061
© 1c June 13, 1916; D 44146;
Hazel Eastman, Brooklyn.
WHAT EVERY BACHELOR KNOWS; com-
edy ini act, by D. H. Wallace. [1],
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [14062
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44155;
David Harold Wallace, New York.
Woman (THE) FROM THE SEA; drama
in 3 acts, by J. R. Clemens. 76 p.
4to. Typewritten . [14063
© 1« June 16, 1916; D 44164;
James Ross Clemens, Noroton, Conn.
WoMAN ON HER OWN, FALSE GODS, AND
THE RED ROBE; three plays, by
Brieux. The English versions by
Mrs. Bernard Shaw. J. F. Fagan,
and A. Bernard Miall, with an in-
troduction by Brieux. New York,
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
WoMAN ON FALSE GoDpsS—
Continued.
Brentano’s, 1916. x, [2] p., 11, 3
330 p. 12mo. [14063 *
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 431513; Brentano’s, New
York.
WoMAN (THE) PAYS.
HER OWN,
See Only a girl.
Woop-caARVER (THE) oF ‘LYMPUS;
drama in 4 acts, by M. E. Waller.
[209] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14064
© 1c June 19, 1916; D 44184;
Mary Ella Waller, Nantucket Island,
Mass.
YE cops! fantastical farce in 3 acts, by
S. Robert and E. Hudson. [190] p.
4to. Typewritten. [14065
© 1c June 2, 1916; D 44055;
Stephen Robert and Eric Hudson,
London.
ZEps; play in 1 act. by Z. Covington.
[2], 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[14066
© 1c June 5, 1916; D 44086;
Zellah Covington, New York.
ZIEGFELD (THE) FOLLIES OF 1916; play
in 2 acts, by George V. Hobart.
[52] p. 4to. Typewritten. [14067
© 1« June 6, 1916; D 44094;
Sanger & Jordan, New York.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 1,383
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
Sire Sein’ 1 Pea es ee eee
632
7
CLASS F. MAPS.
Map of western central
oil and gas de-
1 inch to 4000
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas showing
velopments. Scale
feet. Size 42 by 68 inches. Blue-
print. [14068
© May 22, 1916; 2 ce. May 25,
1916; F 28599; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
BLAINE County, Mont. Map of Blaine
County, Mont. Size 23 by 163
inches. [14069
© May 19, 1916: 2 c. May 26,
1916; F 28595; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
BURLINGTON JUNCTION, Nodaway Co.,
Mo. [Insurance map] May, 1916.
size 25 by 21 inches.
© May 31, 1916; 2 c« June 1,
1916; F 29893; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CaLtHouN County, Mich. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co.,
1916. 2p. 1., 7-155, vii, viii, x—xxiii
p. illus., ports., col. maps. fol.
$15.00. [14071
© Feb. Apr. 10,
1916; aff.
George A.
24, 1916; 2 e¢.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
CALIFORNIA. Security automobile road
map of southern California also
principal motor routes between Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego
and Imperial valley. Size 16 by 27
inches. [14072
© May 18, 1916; 2
1916; F 28594; Security trust &
Savings bank, Los Angeles.
Carter, N. H. Sheet 7, Carter, drawn
for the club by S. Leland Tolman,
Henry Nieman and Louis F. Cutter.
e. May 24, |
Size 12 by 114 inches. Blueprint.
[14073 |
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. May 25, |
1916; F 28598; Appalachian moun- |
tain club, Boston.
|
|
i
Apr. 7, 1916; A 428458; |
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets,
[14070 ©
Aeroview of Chicago
central business section. Size 19 by
30 inches. [14074
© May 24, 1916; 2 c May 27,
1916; K 101068; Arno B. Reincke,
Chicago.
CHocorvus, N. H. Chocorua, sheet 3.
1916. Size 154 by 172 inches. Blue-
print. [14075
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. June 13,
1916; F 28642; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
CHRISTOPHER, Franklin Co., Ill. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [14076
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 29901; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CINCINNATI, O. Mendenhall’s map of
the greater business district of Cin-
Cuicaco, Ill.
cinnati. Size 22 by 264 inches.
[14077
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec May 23,
1916; F 28589; C. S. Mendenhall,
Cincinnati.
Mendenhall’s new guide map of
Cincinnati showing latest annexa-
tions. Size 31 by 30 inches. [14078
© May 22, 1916; 2 c« May 23,
1916; F 28590; C. S. Mendenhall,
Cincinnati.
CoLUuMBIA RIVER. Columbia River
and part of Oregon and Washington.
Size 31 by 84 inches. [14079
© June i, 1916; 2 ce. June 7, 1916;
K 101024; F. W. Baltes & co., Port-
land, Or.
Same. [14080
© May 2, 1916; 2 ec. May 8, 1916;
J 215445; F. W. Baltes & co., Port-
land, Or.
COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION, Wash.
Diminished Colville Indian reserva-
tion. Keller, Wash., Eagle print,
[1916] Size 19 by 314 inches.
[14081
© May 12, 1916; 2 ec May 17,
1916; F 28640; G. A. Samuels, Kel-
ler, Wash.
633
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14082
Map of the Colville Indian reser-
vation compiled especially for home-
stead seekers. Size 224 by 354
inches. [14082
© May 25/1916; 2c. June 42,
1916; F 28637; Paul Albert Mitchell,
Omak, Wash.
CONNECTICUT. Hammond’s new road
map of Connecticut, eastern part,
based on the surveys of the U. S.
geological survey, U. S. coast and
geodetic survey and the various local
surveys, revised and _ corrected.
Scale 2 miles to 1 inch. Size 40 by
27 inches. [14083
© May 15, 1916; 2 ce. May 16,
1916; F 28573; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
western part, based on sur-
veys of the U. 8. geological survey,
U. S. coast and geodetic survey and
various local surveys, revised and
corrected. Scale 2 miles to 1 inch.
Size 40 by 27 inches. [14084
© May 15, 1916; 2 e. May 16,
1916; F 28574; C. S. Hammond,
New York.
Crowpder, Pittsburg Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14085
© May 381, 1916;°2 « ‘Fune 1,
1916; F 29897; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Drasto (Mount) Mount Diablo, his-
toric meridian mountain and routes
of motor highways to summit. Size
153 by 27 inches. [14086
© May 13, 1916; 2 e« May 24,
1916; F 28591; Worthington Gates,
Oakland, Cal.
Dovuctas County, Wis. Map of Doug-
las County, Wis. Scale 4 inch to 1
mile. Size 23 by 184 inches. [14087
© June 5, 1914; 2 c. May 17,
1916; F 28580; Kenyon ¢co,, Des
Moines.
EAstcHestTer, N. Y. Town of LEast-
chester and vicinity. Size 21 by 30
inches. [14088
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. May 20,
1916; F 28584; William A. Smith,
Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Epmunps County, 8S. D. Standard at-
las. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2p. 1, 8-73, viii, x-xxiii p._ illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00
[14089
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 4334038; Geo, A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION—Contd. | Emmons County, N. D. Standard at-
a ee
pt. 1, n.s., vy. a
las. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. 1, 7-79, vill, x—x=ill p._ alge
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00
[14090
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 433402; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
EvFrauta, McIntosh Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14091
© June 8, 1916: 2 c Juseee
1916; F 29908; Sanborn map ¢Co.,
New York.
Farco, N. D. Insurance maps of
Fargo, Cass Co., N. D. Apr., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 28 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [14092
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 29922; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Franconis, N. H. Franconia, sheet 4.
1916. Size 154 by 173 inches. Blue-
print. [14093
© June 2, 1916; 2 ¢c. June 13,
1916; F 28648; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
Gas, Allen Co., Kan. [Insurance map]
May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[14094
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. June 3, 1916; -
F 29898; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Gentry, Gentry Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14095
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. May 2%,
1916; F 29890; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
GERALDINE, Chouteau Co., Mont. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14096
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. June 12,
1916; F 29914; Sanborn map C0.,
New York.
GRAETTINGER, Palo Alto Co., Ia. [ In-
surance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14097
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢. June 1, 1916;
F 29896; Sanborn map co., New
York.
634:
MAPS
no. 6, 1916
14112
GRAFTON NotcH, Me. Grafton Notch,
sheet 9. 1916. Size 17? by 153
inches. Blueprint. [14098
(fone 2 1916: 2 ¢«. June 13,
1916; F 28641; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
GRANT City, Worth Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14099
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. June 7, 1916;
F 29904; Sanborn map co., New
York.
GRASSRANGE, Fergus Co.. Mont. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14100
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. June 12,
1916; F 29913; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
GREENVILLE, N. C. Insurance maps of
Greenyille, Pitt Co, N. ©. May,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 12
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [14101
fondune 15, 1916; 2 ec June 16,
1916; F 29919; Sanborn map ©€o.,
New York.
Harpinspurc, Breckinridge Co., Ky.
[Insurance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [14102
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 29920; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Hiterr, Fergus Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14103
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢. June 12,
1916; F 29909; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Hoosier-DixIeE HIGHWAY. Hoosier-
Dixie highway assn. map. Size 7
by 5 inches. [14104
© Dec. 23, 1915; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 28621; MHoosier-Dixie highway
assn., Marion, Ind.
Hupson River pistricr. Special Hud-
son River district, map of all main
routes and principal options show-
ing all ferries and bridges with con-
nections to and from Manhattan,
the Bronx, Westchester County and
nearby New Jersey. Size 353 by 10
inches. [14105
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 28620; American automobile assn.,
New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Baist’s real estate
atlas of surveys of Indianapolis and
yiewmnry osne: Sv. hs SH p. P LSre §
Various scales. Size 24 by 18 in-
ches. Bound. [14106
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. June 7, 1916;
F 28646; G. Wm. Baist, Philadel-
phia.
JACKSON, N. H. Jackson, sheet 6.
1916. Size 16 by 18 inches. Blue-
print. [14107
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. May 26;
1916; F 28602; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
LAKE County, Minn. Sectional map
of Lake County, Minn., compiled
from government surveys and county
records. Size 883% by 3884 inches.
Blueprint. [14108
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
F 28610; Lake County abstract co.,
Two Harbors, Minn.
LENAWEE County, Mich. Standard at-
fas: Chicaso, G.. KX. Ogle: & co.,
1916. 2 p. 1, 7-148, viii, x—xxiii p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[14109
(C). Mar 22,, 191635,2. e:. Aprsdt,
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428494;
George A. Ogle & co., Chicago.
Lone Is~tanp. Automobile routes on
Long Island showing all bridges and
ferries with connections to and from
Manhattan, the Bronx, lower West-
chester County and suburban New
Jersey. Size 93 by 343 inches.
[14110
© June #/-19165°2 ‘c. Fune’,
1916: F 28618: American automobile
assn., New York.
Suburban Long Island, detail of
routes in a heavily traveled and com-
plicated section of the metropolitan
district, showing bridges and ferries
to and from Manhattan, the Bronx,
lower Westchester County and su-
burban New Jersey. Size 18 by 23
inches. [14111
© June 10, 1916; 2 ce. June 13.
1916: F 28639; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
Longmont, Col. Clock system rural
directory, Longmont, Niwot and
Hygiene, Col. 1916. Size 19 by 214
inches. [14112
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. May 27,
1916; IF 28605; George S. Clason,
Denver.
639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14113
ANGELES, Cal. Motion picture
map of the city of Los
Size 12 by 123 inches.
[14113
© June &S, 1916; -2* June’ 13,
1916; F 28645; J. C. Jessen, Los
Angeles.
Los
studios
Angeles.
LOUISIANA. Land map of south east
Louisiana compiled from United
States government township plats,
recent surveys and other data. Scale
1 inch to 8 miles. Size 453 by 61
inches. [14114
© June 5, 1916; 2 ce. June 10,
1916; F 28634; James Samuel Webb,
New Orleans.
Macomsp County, Mich. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co.,
1916... 2. ps 1, 7-127) Vi, Sp:
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[14115
©. Apr, 24. 191G2 2. @ Mia
1916; aff. May 10, 1916; A 428942;
George A. Ogle & co., Chicago.
MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES.
Mating. Map of automobile routes,
state of Maine, 1916. Portland, Me.,
Printwell printing co., 1916. Size
29 by 23 inches. [14116
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. June 9,
1916; F 28628; Maine automobile
assn., Portland, Me.
Official map of Pine tree tour,
laid out by the touring information
bureau of the Maine automobile
assn. Portland, Me., Printwell print-
ing co. [1916] Size 153 by 16
inches. [14117
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. June 9Q,
1916; F 28630; Maine automobile
assn., Portland, Me.
Sportsmen’s map showing auto-
mobile routes to principal hunting
and fishing regions. Portland, Me.,
Printwell printing co. [1916] Size
20 by 16 inches. [14118
©). Jime 6, 1916; .2. c. June 9B)
1916; F 28629; Maine automobile
assn., Portland, Me.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY,
Travel map of the Portland dis-
trict, Me. Portland, Me., Fred L.
Tower ‘co., [1916] Size 7 by 8
inches. [14119
© May 12, 1916; 2 c May 29,
1916; F 28606; Chamber of com-
merce, Portland, Me.
636
MARSHFIELD,
MIcHIGAN.
MipptE ATLANTIC STATES.
pt. 1, nes, v. ia
Marion County, Ind. Marion County,
Ind., showing townships, sections
with numbers, towns, villages, post-
offices, steam and electric railroads
and stations, gravel or improved
highways, main streets, roads lead-
ing out of Indianapolis, schools and
churches. Size 45 by 424 inches.
[14120
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec May 22,
1916; F 28588; National map co.,
Indianapolis.
Plymouth Co., Mass.
[Insurance map] May, 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [14121
© June 13, 1916;-2%¢. ‘Sune ie
1916; F 29917; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
MASSACHUSETTS. Campaign to raise
$200,000.00 in Massachusetts. Size
54 by 6% inches. [14122
© May 22, 1916: 2 -@ May 22
1916; K 100953; George Milbank
Hersey, Boston.
Bible his-
torical map. Paul’s journeys. Wall
chart, map, 26 by 32 inches. $1.50.
[14123
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 482122; John Wes-
ley Miller, Hoopeston, I.
Mendenhall’s guide and
road map of southeastern Michigan
showing connections with Toledo, O.,
and part of Ontario, Canada. Size
393 by 27 inches. [14124 |
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. May 25,
1916; F 28596; C. S. Mendenhall,
Cincinnati.
Junction
and terminal points in Trunk line
association and adjoining terri-
tories, comp. by the Universal co.
New York, N. Y., Trunk line assn.,
1916. Size 32 by 284 inches.
[14125
© May 1, 1916; 2 @ Sone
1916; F 28632; H. C. Blye, New
York.
Wis... . 3.
Eldred’s corrected road map of Mil-
waukee and Waukesha counties.
May, 1916. Size 94 by 14% inches.
[14126
© May 12, 1916; 2 c May 19,
1916; F 28581; Howard M. Eldred,
Milwaukee.
MAPS
— n0. 6, 1916
Miniwoxa County, Id. Map of Mini-
MINNESOTA.
Moccasin, Fergus Co., Mont.
MonrRoEVILLE, Allen Co., Ind.
MoosILauxkeE (Mt.)
Muncy, Lycoming Co., Pa.
New ENGLAND.
— Real tour to the Berkshires.
doka County, Id., compiled and
drawn from data obtained from of-
ficial sources. 1916. Size 38 by 51
inches. [14127
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. May 27,
1916; F 28635; William Thomas
Pierce, Rupert, Id.
map of Minnesota. 1916. Scale 10
miles to 1 inch. Size 47 by 293
inches. [14128
© May 238, 1916; 2 c. May 26,
1916; F 28603; McGill-Warner co.,
St. Paul.
{ Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14129
{© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; F 29911; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
[ Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14130
June 6, 1916; 2 ec. June 7,
1916; F .29905; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Moosilauke, sheet
1. 1916. Size 16 by 18 inches.
Blueprint. [14131
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. May 26,
1916; F 28600; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
[Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14132
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 29902; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Lower New England,
main traveled routes showing prin-
cipal roads and color system adopted
by Highway commission of Con-
necticut, Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts. Size 18 by 264 inches.
[141383
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 28616; American automobile assn.,
New York.
Size
18 by 193 inches. [14134
(Oemlay 27, 1916;,2 ¢..June 6,
1916; F 28624; Automobile club of
America, New York.
Railroad commissioners’
14141
t
NEW JERSEY. Main traveled routes
through New Jersey showing princi-
pal connections in the states of New
York, Pennsylvania and Delaware
and outline schedules covering prin-
cipal through routes. Size 31 by 18
inches. [14135
© June 1, 1916; 2c. June 5, 1916;
F 28615; American automobile assn.,
New York.
Road map of New Jersey show-
ing principal connections to States
garage, Atlantic City, N. J. Size
21% by 134 inches. [141386
© June 1, 1916; 2 ce. June 9, 1916;
F 28633; American automobile assn.,
New York.
Suburban New Jersey detail of
routes in section of the metropolitan
district extended southward to in-
elude all of Staten Island, Freehold,
Lakewood. and the north Jersey
coast to Point Pleasant. Size 35 by
11 inches. [14137
© June 1, 1916; 2c. June 5, 1916;
¥ 28617; American automobile assn.,
New York.
NEw VIENNA, Dubuque Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14138
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. June 7, 1916;
F 29906; Sanborn map co., New
York.
New York (State) Complete road
map of central New York drawn for
the Auburn auto club. Size 15 by
10 inches. [14139
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec May 19,
1916; F 28582; Leonard H. Searing,
Auburn, N. Y.
——Main traveled routes. through
New York state with principal con-
nections in the adjoining states and
Canada. Size 224 by 27 inches.
[14140
© June 1, 1916; 2c. June 5, 1916;
I 28619; American automobile assn.,
New York.
State of New York by Harry N.
| ed aralg i Size 40 by 524 inches.
(Peerless series) [14141
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c« May 23,
1916; IF 28592; C. W. Bardeen, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
637
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
i
New York (City) Principal automo-
bile routes in the boroughs of Man-
hattan, Brooklyn and Queens, New
York City. Size 154 by 114 inches.
[14142
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
F 28625; Automobile club of Amer-
ica, New York.
Newark, N. J. Price & Lee @o.’s new
map of the city of Newark, Essex
Co., N. J., including Harrison and
Kearny, Hudson County, 1916. New-
ark, N. J., Interstate map co., 1916.
Seale 1600 feet to 1 inch. Size 233
by 24 inches. [14148
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
F 28623; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
NortH AMERICA. New world map
after the old world war is over.
Size 174 by 184 inches. [14144
© May 11, 1916; 2 c« May 16,
1916; F 28571; Arthur C. Hummer,
Los Angeles.
OAKLAND, Coles Co., Ill. [Insurance
map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[14145
© June 2, 1916; 2c. June 8, 1916;
F 29899; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ONTARIO, Canada. Mendenhall’s
guide and road map of southern On-
tario showing main highways be-
tween Detroit, Mich., and Buffalo,
N. Y. Size 74 by 27 inches. [14146
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. June 6,
1916; F 28631; C. S. Mendenhall,
_ Cincinnati.
PALESTINE. Bible historical map. The
life of Christ. Wall chart, map, 33
by 254 inches. $1.50. [14147
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 482121; John Wesley
Miller, Hoopeston, Ill.
PENNSYLVANIA. Main traveled routes
through Pennsylvania, with princi-
pal connections in the adjoining
states. Size 22 by 36 inches. [14148
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 286183; American automobile
assn., New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Insurance maps of
Philadelphia, Pa. 1916. v 1. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 5 p. 1. 961., size
25 by 21 inches. Bound. [14149
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. May 31,
1916; F 29892; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Continued.
-——New auto road map, 60 miles
around Philadelphia. Size 164 by
164 inches. [14150
© May 17, 1916; 2 ec May 18,
1916; F 28579; W. Nuneviller co.,
Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Map of the city of
Providence, R. I. 1916. Size 33 by
27 inches. [14151
© May 17, 1916; 2 c« May 20,
1916; F 28583; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
Roy, Fergus Co., Mont. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14152
© June i, 1916; 2 c June 12,
1916; F 29912; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
Sacinaw County, Mich. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & eo.
2p. 1, 7-117, viii, x—xxili p. illus.,
ports.. col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[14153
(©) May 10; T9165"2 & Aiea ae
1916; aff. May 20, 1916; A 481161;
George A. Ogle & co., Chicago.
St. Crarr County, Mich., Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & ©CO.,
1916. 2 p. 1., 7-107, viii, x—xxili p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[14154
© Apr. 10, 1916; °2. Gare ae
1916; aff. Apr. 12, 1916; A 428493;
George A. Ogle & co., Chicago.
St. Hetens, Columbia Co., Or. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [14155
©. May 25, 1916; 2 « June 12,
1916; F 29916; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
St. Lovuts County, Minn. Sports-
man’s map of part of north shore,
Lake Superior. Size 17 by 513
inches. Blueprint. [14156
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. June 3B,
1916; F 28622; Sidney A. Main, Du-
luth, Minn.
Sr, Paun, Minn. Plat book of the city
of St. Paul, Minn., and suburbs
from official records, private plans
and actual surveys, compiled for
and under the direction of the St.
Paul real estate board. Various
scales. 3p. 1. 125 1., size 23 by 16
inches. [14157
© May 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. May 26,
1916: F 28604; G. M. Hopkins co.,
Philadelphia.
638
MAPS
no. 6, 1916
Sr. Pavut, Minn.—Continued.
—Twin cities and surrotindings.
St. Paul, Minn., McGil-Warner co.,
{1916] Size 7? by 304 inches.
[14158
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. May 22,
1916; F 28587; A. W. Warnock,
Minneapolis.
Sarispury, Md. Insurance maps of
Salisbury, including Hebron and
Mardela Springs, Wicomico Co.,
Md. Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 29 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14159
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. May 25,
1916; F 29889; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
San BERNARDINO, Cal. Birds-eye view
of San Bernardino city and valley
and Mountain crest highway,
famous 101 miles on the rim of the
world. Size 103 by 264 inches.
[14160
© Oct. 25, 1915; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
F 28608; I. H. Curtis, San Bernar-
dino, Cal.
San JOAQUIN VALLEY, Cal. Automo-
bile guide map of the San Joaquin
Valley. Size 104 by 16% inches.
[14161
ey Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 24,
1916; F 28572; Prewitt pub. co.,
Fresno, Cal.
San RaFawst, Cal. Map of the city of
San Rafael, made by Francis Car-
rere. Size 12 by 16 inches. [14162
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 6,
1916; F 28626; Stephen Horatio
Olmsted, San Rafael, Cal.
Sancer, Fresno Co., Cal. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 15 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[14163
© May 31, 1916; 2 c June 12,
1916; F 29915; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SaRANAC LAKE, Franklin Co., N. Y.
[Insurance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [14164
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 29921; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SAVANNAH, Ahdrew Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14165
© June 6, 1916; 2 ce. June 7,
1916; F 29907; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
14172
SHELBURNE, N. H. Sheet 8, Shel-
burne, drawn for the club by S.
Leland Tolman, Henry Nieman and
Louis F. Cutter. Size 18 by 14
inches. Blueprint. [14166
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. May 25,
1916; F 28597; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
StieLerR, Haskell Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14167
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. June 5, 1916;
F 29908; Sanborn map co., New
York.
STRoNGHURST, Henderson Co., Ill.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [14168
© June 13, 1916; 2 ec June 15,
1916; F 29918; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
TINTIC AND NortTH TINTIC MINING DIS-
Tricts, Utah. Chief consolidated
mining co.’s. map of Tintic and
North Tintiec mining districts, Utah,
compiled by Charles P. Brooks, July
15, 1915. Size 834 by 39 inches.
[14169
©, fully 45, 1915s Ss Cc. stihe sb.
1916: F 28612; Chief consolidated
mining co., Eureka City, Utah.
TomM REED GOLD ROAD DISTRICT, Ariz.
Haff and Colwell group map of the
Tom Reed gold road district, Mohave
Co., Ariz. 1916. Los Angeles, Cal.,
Los Angeles mining bureau, 1916.
Scale 1500 feet to 1 inch. Size 243
by 134 inches. [14170
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. June 3, 1916;
F 28611; Haff & Colwell, Oatman,
Ariz.
Topeka, La Grange Co., Ind. _ [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [14171
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 1,
1916; F 29895; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Toronto, Woodson Co., Kan. _ [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [14172
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢« June 1,
1916; F 29894; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
50279—16 —8 639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES pe
14173
Troy, Mich. Troy town. no. 2 north,
range 11 east. Scale 3 inches to 1
mile. Size 204 by 18 inches. [14173
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. May 24,
1916; F 28593; Wilbur Samuel Mc-
Alpine, Birmingham, Mich.
UNITED STATES. New standard atlas
of the United States. Indianapolis,
New York, National map company,
1916: 41. pel, 5-100 p.” col. “maps.
fol. $3.00. [14174
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 21,
1916; aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A 4273853;
National map co., Indianapolis.
1 p. 1, 5-182 p. illus., ports.,
col. maps. fol. $3.50.
Mar, 2) 1916" 2.6 Mar ao,
1916; aff. Mar. 25, 1916; A 4274389;
National map co., Indianapolis.
— Official map of the United States
compiled from U. S. government
surveys, official state surveys and
original sources. Size 314 by 494
inches. [14176
© May 27, 1916; 2 ec. May 831,
1916; F 28607; National survey co.,
Chester, Vt.
VERMILION County, Ill. Vermilion
County, Ill., road map. Size 164 by
4 inches. [14177
© June 9, 1914; 2 « May 18,
1916; F 28586; William S. Dillon,
Danville, . Ill.
VERMONT. Main traveled = routes
through Vermont, based on the U. S.
geological survey and post road
maps, with principal connections into
the adjoining states and Canada.
Size 23 by 18 inches. [14178
© June 10, 1916; 2 « June 138,
1916; F 28638; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
WasuHiIncTton (Mount) Appalachian
mountain club map of Mount Wash-
ington range, White mountains, N.
H., by Louis F. Cutter. 1916. Scale
1: 20000. Size 714 by 474 inches.
Blueprint. [14179
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec June 13,
1916; F 28644; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
WATERVILLE, N. H. Waterville, sheet
2. 1916. Size16by 18 inches. Blue-
print. [14180
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. May 26,
1916; F 28601; Appalachian moun-
tain club, Boston.
[14175 |
i
pt. I, n. S., v. 18, no. 6, 1916 :
WESTCHESTER County, N. Y. Ham-
mond’s new road map of Westches-
ter County, N. Y. based on the sur- —
veys of the U. S. geological survey,
U. S. coast and geodetic survey and ;
the various local surveys, revised
and corrected. Scale 1 mile to 1
inch. Size 403 by 27 inches. [14181
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. May 20, ©
1916; F 28585; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
Westchester County, local and
through roads including principal
connections through middle and
upper Manhattan, the Bronx and
portions of the surrounding terri-
tory. Size 23 by 18 inches. [14182
© June 1, 1916: 2 @ June 5
1916; F 28614; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
WINIFRED, Fergus Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14183
© May 31, 1916; 2 c June 12,
1916; F 29910; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
WintHrop, Buchanan Co., Mo. _ [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[14184
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec. May 31,
1916; EF 29891; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Wortp. New standard atlas of the
world. Indianapolis, New York, Na-
tional map company, 1916. 1 p. lL,
5-244 p. illus., ports., col. maps.
fol. $5.00 [14185
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 ec Aprieag
1916; aff. Apr. 15, 1916; A 427734;
National map co., Indianapolis.
YaLr, Payne Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[14186
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
F 29900; Sanborn map co., New
York.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wy.
Map showing Yellowstone national
park and route of the Cody-Sylven
pass motor co. Size 6 by 8 inches.
[14187
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; F 28636; Yellowstone-western
stage co., St. Paul.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan, 1, 1916_--
766
640
CLASSES L AND M.
ACCORDING TO THE CODE; by Charles
Michelson, directed by E. H. Cal-
vert. 5 reels. [14188
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8552; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
ALIAS JANE JONES; written by Wil-
liam Mong., produced by Cleo Madi-
son. 2 reels. [14189
© May 31 ,1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8888; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ALMOST A WIDOW; story by Robt. Mc-
Gowan, produced by Horace Davey.
Reel. [14190
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8455; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
AMBITION ; scenario by Mary Murillo,
directed by James Vincent. 5 reels.
[14191
© June 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8583; William
Fox, New York.
AMERICAN (THE) BEAUTY; by Julia
Crawford Ivers. 5 reels. [14192
© June 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916;.L 8492; J. C.
Ivers, Los Angeles.
ARGONAUTS (THE) OF CALIFORNIA,
1849; by Edw. L. Grafton. Clipping
from reel. [14193
© title, description and 614 prints
-recd. June 26, 1916; L 8584; Grafton
pub. film co., Los Angeles.
ARSENE LupIN; by Maurice Leblanc,
adapted and produced by George
Loane Tucker. F 95. Clippings
from roll. [14194
© title, description and 37 prints
recd. June 6, 1916; L 8429; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
ASHES; by William E. Wing; pro-
duced by William Wolbert. 3 reels.
[14195
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8480; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
MOTION PICTURES
AT THE HEADWATERS OF THE DAL-
ALVEN; the river of the valley of
Sweden, A. Morgenstein, camerman.
Split reel. [14196
© June 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; M 640; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
AVENGER (THE); written by Julian
Louis Lamothe; Leon D. Kent, di-
rector. Reel. [14197
© June 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8486; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
BASEBALL BILL, no. 1; written and pro-
duced by Billy Mason. Reel.
[14198
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8558; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BASHFUL CHARLIE’S PROPOSAL; written
and produced by Allen Curtis.
Reel. [14199
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8560; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BaTTLeE (THE) OF VERDUN; an ani-
mated map showing the greatest
battle of history. Clippings from
reel. [14200
© title, description and 3 prints
recd. June 17, 1916; M 646; Hans
Hartman, New York.
BEHIND THE SECRET PANEL; written by
William Addison Lathrop, directed
by George Ridgwell. 38 reels.
[14201
© June 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8498; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Reel.
[14202
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 38, 1916; L 8412; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Betty’s Hobo; written by Calder
Johnstone, produced by R. J. Coch-
rane. Reel. [14203
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8440; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BETRAYED BY THE CAMERA.
641
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14204
BILLIE’S MOTHER; by William Addison
Lathrop; Lionel Belmore, director.
Reel. ° [14204
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8479; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
BILtLy’s WATERLOO. Reel. [14205
© May 31, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8386; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
BLIND MAN’S BLUFF; written by Harry
Solter, produced by Matt Moore. 2
reels. [14206
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8561; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Boppy BUMPS, FLY SWATTER; an ani-
mated cartoon by Earl Hurd.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 26)
Reel. [14207
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 27, 1916: M 654; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
BoRROWING TROUBLE; by Harry Gen-
nel, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [14208
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8555; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
BROKEN FETTERS; written and pro-
duced by Rex Ingram, release no.
730. 5 reels,
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; L 8422; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
(THE) SEE THE FAIB;
Reel.
[14210
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8532; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Browns
duced by Horace Davey.
pro-
Cacrk (THE) MAN; story by Harold C.
Burr, scenario and production by
Jacques Jaceard. 2 reels. [14211
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8415; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no, 11,
eartoon by Wallace <A. Carlson.
Split reel. [14212
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; M 642; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago,
64
[14209.
pt. I, 1. 8., V. 15
CHILDREN’S Split
reel. [14213
© June 20, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip- —
tion June 21, 1916; M 648; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
(THE) PARADISE.
CLEVER (THE) Mrs. CARTER; written
by Catherine Carr, produced by
George Ridgwell. Reel. [14214
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8579; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CopE (THE) OF HIS ANCESTORS; writ-
ten by Catherine Carr and Harry
Dittmar, produced by Raymond L.
Schrock. Reel. [14215
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 6, 1916; L 8416; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CoLLEGE (A) BOOMERANG; written by
Catherine Carr, produced’ by
Winthrop Kelley. Reel. [14216
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8475; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CoLONEL HeEEzA LIAR AND THE BAN-
DITS; animated cartoon by J. R.
Bray. (Paramount-Bray cartoon,
no. 25) Reel. [14217
© June 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; M 647; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
CoLONEL HrrzA LIAR CAPTURES VILLA.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 21)
Reel. [14218
© May 20, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; M 686; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
CouNTRY (THE) LIFE IN AMERICA; in
2 pts., edited by Russell Doubleday.
Clippings from roll. {14219
© title, description and 13 prints
recd. June 28, 1916; M 653; Double-
day, Page & co., Garden City, N. Y.
Davy CrocKETT; by Elliot Clawson,
produced under the direction of Wil-
liam D. Taylor. 5 reels. [14220
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce. and deserip-
tion June 27, 1916; L 8586; J. C.
Ivers, Los Angeles.
DeEsTINY’s TOY; by John O’Brien. 15
prints 8 by 10 inches. [14221
© title, description and 15 prints
recd. June 6, 1916; L 8482; Famous
players film co., New York.
9
fl
no. 6, 1916
DESTROYERS (THE); adapted from
Peter God, a story by James Oliver
Curwood, picturized by Edward J.
Montagne; Ralph Ince, director. 5
reels. [14222
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8448; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
DESTRUCTION (THE) OF A FOKKER; our
mobile anti-aircraft guns in action.
(War films, series 5) Clippings
from reel. [14223
© title, description and 49 prints
frecd. gune 3, 1916; M 627; Sir
Reginald H. Brade, London.
Devit’s (THE) IMAGE; written by J.
Grubb Alexander, produced by Hal
Clarendon. 2 reels. [14224
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8453; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DirnTY WORK IN A BEANERY. Reel.
[14225
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8502; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
DoRIAN’S DIVORCE; written by O. A. C.
Lund, produced for the Metro pro-
gram. 5 reels. [14226
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 20, 1916; L 8535; Rolfe
photoplays, inc., New York.
DORSEY MOTION PICTURE TRAVELOGUES ;
South China by George A. Dorsey, in
4 pts. Clippings from reel. [14227
© title, description and 7 prints
recd. June 2, 1916; M 626; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
DRIVEN; by E. Temple Thurston,
adapted from the play of the same
name, and the novel entitled The
evolution of Katherine, produced by
Maurice Elvey. F 100. Clippings
from roll. [14228
© title, description and 26 prints
recd. June 1, 1916; L 8391; Paul
H. Cromelin, New York.
Dross AND DIAMONDS; by Arrow film
corp. Clippings from reel. [14229
© title, description and 28 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8465; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Dure (THE); by Margaret Turnbull,
from the story by Hector Turnbull.
5 reels. [14230
© June 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 13, 1916; L 8490; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., New York.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
14239
East LYNNE; scenario by Mary Mu-
rillo, directed by Bertram Bracken.
5 reels. [14231
© June 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8533; William
Fox, New York.
EDISON BuG@’sS INVENTION; written by
Epes Winthrop Sargent, directed
Jerold T. Hevener. Split reel.
[14232
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8573; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ELEPHANT’S (THE) DINNER; Percy Hil-
burn, cameraman. Split reel.
[14233
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; M 641; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Enp (THE) OF THE WORLD; in 6 pts.,
produced by Great northern film co.
Clippings from roll. [14234
© title, description and 183 prints
recd. June 16, 1916; L 8522; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S., Kopenhagen.
Evi (THE) THEREOF; by Channing
Pollock and Renold Wolf. 20 prints
8 by 10 inches.. [14235
© title, description and 20 prints
recd. June 1, 1916; L 8394; Famous
players film co., New York.
FABLE (THE) OF THE FEARSOME FEUD
BETWEEN THE FIRST FAMILIES; by
George Ade, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. 2 reels. [14236
© June 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8550; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FABLE (THE) OF THE UNDECIDED BRU-
NETTE; by George Ade. Reel.
[14237
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8485; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Fatt (THE) OF DEACON STILLWATERS ;
written by A. E. Bishop, produced
by Allen Curtis. Reel. [142388
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8517; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
FausE (THE) GEMS; written by E. J.
Clawson, produced by Rupert Julian.
Reel. [14239
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8410; Universal
im mfg. co., ine., New York.
643
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14240
FatseE (THE) PART; story by Pliny
Horne, scenario by Jack Wells, pro-
duced by William Worthington. 2
reels. [14240
© June 10, 1916; 2 c and de-
scription June 12, 1916; L 8472;
Universal film mfg. co., ine, New
York.
FARMER AL FALFA’S TENTLESS CIRCUS;
(Paramount-Bray cartoon no. 23)
Reel. [14241
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; M 631; Bray stu-
dios, inc., New York.
FATE’S BOOMERANG; in 5 pts., by Mrs.
Bertie Badger Moyers, produced by
Paragon films, inc. directed by
Frank H. Crane. Small reel. [Title
changed from The little mother of
the hills] [14242
© title, description and 225 prints
recd. May 16, 1916; L 8398; World
film corp., New York.
FiegHt (THE) atSt. Eror. (War films,
series 5) Clippings from reel.
[14248 .
© title, description and 33 prints
recd. June 3, 1916; M 629; Sir Regi-
nald H. Brade, London.
FINER (THE) METAL; adapted by
Harry Dittmar from the play of Ed-
ward E. Kidder, produced by Ray-
mond L. Schrock. 2 reels. [14244
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8454; Universal
film mfg co., inc., New York.
FIREMAN (THE); second of the come-
dies produced by Charles Chaplin
under his new contract. 2 reels.
[14245
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8545; Lone
star corp., New York.
FLOORWALKER (THE); first of the
comedies produced by Charles Chap-
lin under his new contract. 2 reels.
[14246
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec and de-
seription June 21, 1916; L 8546;
Lone star corp., New York.
Foot (THE); written by William Ad-
dison Lathrop, produced by Ben
Wilson. 2 reels. [14247
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and de-
scription June 16, 1916; L 8515;
Universal film mfg. co., ine., New
York.
pt. 1, n. S., v.13
FooLts’ GotD: by Edward T. Lowe, jr. —
3 reels. [14248 —
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8306; Essanay
film mfg co., Chicago.
Foxy (THE) TROTTERS; by George
Burkhardt, produced by Dave Smith,
Reel. [14249
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8478; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
FroM BERGEN TO BANDAK; A. Morgen-
stein, cameraman. Split reel.
‘ [14250
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; M 639; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
GHost (THE) OF THE JUNGLE; written
by Allen Watt and Rex de Rosselli,
produced by Jay Hunt. 2 reels.
[14251
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8519; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2 reels.
[14252
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8483; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
GirnL (THE) AT THE CURTAIN.
GirL (THE) OF GoLD GULCH; written
by Cornelius Shea, produced by Tom
Mix. Reel. [14253
© June 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 85038; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
GLORIA’S ROMANCE, Chapter 1. Lost in
the Everglades, by Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes. 2 reels. [14254
© May 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8473; George
Kleine, New York.
Saught by the Semi-
noles, by Mr. and Mrs, Rupert
Hughes. 2 reels. [14255
© May 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8474; George
Kleine, New York.
Chapter 2.
—— Chapter 3. A perilous love, by
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2
reels. [14256
© May 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8475; George
Kleine, New York.
644
no.6,1916
GLORIA’S ROMANCE—Continued.
Chapter 4. The social vortex, by
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2
reels. [14257
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8476; George
Kleine, New York.
Chapter 5. The gathering storm,
' by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2
reels. [14258
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8556; George
Kleine, New York.
— Chapter 6. Hidden fires, by
Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [14259
© title, description and 114 prints
recd. June 5, 1916; L 8428; George
Kleine, New York.
2 reels. [14260
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8577; George
Kleine, New York.
———_
—— Chapter 7. The harvest of sin,
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [14261
© title, description and 113 prints
recd. June 13, 1916; L 8494; George
Kleine, New York.
— Chapter 8. The mesh of mystery,
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [14262
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. June 23, 1916; L 8566; George
Kleine, New York.
GoD AND THE BABY; Story by Richard
Parker Shelton, scenario by Calder
Johnstone, directed by George Coch-
rane. Reel. [14263
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8540; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
GOLDEN (THE) BOOT; story and pro-
duction by Wm. Bowman, scenario
by Olga Printzlau. Reel. [14264
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8451; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Grasp (THE) OF GREED; adopted for
the screen by Ida May Park, from
Mr. Meeson’s will, by H. Rider Hag-
gard, directed by Joseph De Grasse.
5 reels. [14265
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8549; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
14274
GREATER (THE) NEED; by Frank
Fowell, produced by Ralph Dews-
bury. F 106 Clippings from roll.
[14266
© title, description and 17 prints
recd. June 1, 1916; L 8392; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
Grip (THE) OF CRIME; written by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. Reel. [14267
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8469; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HEAD (THE) OF THE FAMILY; written
by William Addison Lathrop, pro-
duced by Ben Wilson. Reel. [14268
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8581; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Heart (THE) OF A CHILD; based on
the novel by Frank Danby; directed
by Harold Shaw. 5 reels. [14269
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8501; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Heart (THE) WRECKER; written by
William Addison Lathrop, directed
by George Ridgwell. Reel. [14270
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8516; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Hetp; written by Leslie T. Peacock,
produced by Sidney Drew. Reel.
[14271
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8571; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
HER HUSBAND’S WIFE; in 5 pts., written
and directed by Ivan Abramson. 11
prints 8 by 10 inches. [14272
© title, description and 11 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 85138; Ivan
film productions, inc., New York.
Her sout’s sonc; story by Betty
Shade, scenario by Calder Johnstone,
produced by L. B. Carleton. 2 reels.
[14273
© June 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8489; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HER WONDERFUL SECRET; written by
William Addison Lathrop, produced
by J. Winthrop Kelley. Reel.
[14274
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 6, 1916; L 8424; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
645
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14275
His PICTURE; written by William
Addison Lathrop, produced by Wil-
liam Garwood. Reel. [14275
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8471; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
How STARS ARE MADE. 2 reels.
[14276
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8487; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
HUBBY PUTS ONE OVER; written by
Lewis Allen; Clay M. Greene, di-
rector. Reel. [14277
© June 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8468; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia,
HuMAN (THE) cactus; story by Elsie
Jane Wilson, scenario by E. J.
Clauson, produced by Rupert Julian.
2 reels. [14278
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8539; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Hypocrisy; scenario by Hugh C.
Weir, directed by Keenan Buel. 6
reels, [14279
© June 4, 1916; 2 ec. and é@escrip-
tion June 5, 1916; L 8426; William
Fox, New York.
Hypocrites (THE); by Henry Arthur
Jones, adapted and produced by
George Loane Tucker. ae
Clippings from roll. [14280
© title, description and 40 prints
recd. May 31, 1916; L 8382; Paul
H. Cromelin, New York.
Ipots; adapted from the novel by
William J. Locke; Webster Cullison,
director, in 4 pts. Small reel.
[14281
© title recd. May 16, 1916; de-
scription recd. May 17, 1916; 140
prints recd. May 16, 1916; L 8395;
Equitable motion pictures corp.,
New York.
INNER (THE) GLOW; by Kathryne M.
Filkins, picturized A. Van Buren
Powell, produced by Harry Daven-
port. 3 reels. [14282
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 2, 1916; L 8401; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
INTOLERANCE; a sun-play of the ages
in a prologue and 2 pts. Clippings
from reel. [14283
© title, description and 2,203
prints recd. June 24, 1916; L 8570;
David Wark Griffith, Los Angeles.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Iron (THE) cLAw, no. 10. The living —
dead, by Feature film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [14284
© title, description and 69 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8463; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
— no. 11,
O’Mara, by Feature film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [14285
© title, description and 66 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8464; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
— no. 12. The haunted canvas, by
Feature film corp. Clippings from
reel. [14286
© title, description and 68 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8509; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
— no. 18. The hidden face, by Fea-
ture film corp. Clippings from reel.
[14287
© title, description and 72 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8508; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
IT HAPPENED IN HONOLULU; written
and produced by Lynn Reynolds. 5
reels. (Reynolds 1716-C) [14288
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8389; Universal
film mfg co., inc., New YorE.
IT NEVER GOT BY; written by William
H. Rice, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [14289
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8525; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
JACKALS (THE) OF A GREAT CITY; wWrit-
ten by Harvey Gates, produced by E.
LeSaint. 2 reels. [14290
© June 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8530; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JAILBIRD’S LAST FLIGHT. Reel. [14291
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8502; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
JonES’ (THE) Auto; by Frederick D.
Stevenson. Reel. [14292
© June 10, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8481; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
KERNEL NUT? FLIRTS WITH WIFIE; by
Beryl Caton, produced by C. Jay
Williams. Reel. [14293
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8526; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
646
The saving of Dan j
a
c) 7
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 6, 1916 ©
14311
KerneLt Nutt In Mexico; by Frank | LosING WEIGHT; by Lawrence Semon
Koch, jr., produced by C. Jay Wil-
liams. Reel. [14294
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8527; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
KERNEL NUTT’S MUSICAL SHIRT; by
Mark Swan, produced by C. Jay
Williams. Reel. [14295
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8497; Vita-
graph eo. of America, New York.
KERNEL Noutr’s $100 Bizz; by Mrs. L.
Case Russell; C. Jay Williams, di-
rector. Reel. [14296
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8384; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
(Para-
Reel.
[14297
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; M 648; Bray
studios, inc... New York.
Kip CASEY, THE CHAMPION.
mount-Bray cartoon, no. 24)
Last (THE) CHALLENGE; by Bannister
Merwin, produced by Harold Shaw.
105. Clippings from roll. [14298
© title, description and 18 prints
reed. June 6, 1916; L 8430; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
LEGAL ADVICE; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [14299
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 27, 1916; L 8587; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Letitia; by Gordon Arthur Smith, pic-
turized by Joseph F. Poland, pro-
duced by Harry Davenport. 3 reels.
[14800
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8576; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
LittLteE (THE) CHURCH AROUND THE
CORNER; by Chas. E. Blaney. Small
reel. [14801
© title recd. May 13, 1916; de-
scription recd. May 17, 1916; 178
prints recd. May 13, 1916; L 8396;
Equitable motion pictures corp.,
New York.
LITTLE JOURNEYS IN SCENIC JAPAN;
pur 218a. Spit reel. [14302
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; M 634; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
and Graham Baker, produced by
Lawrence Semon. Reel. [14303
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8575; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
LovE (THE) GIRL; written and pro-
duced by Robert Leonard. (Leon-
ard 1695) 5 reels. [14804
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 17, 1916; L 8523; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
LOVE QUARANTINED; written and pro-
duced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
[14305
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8450; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LOVE’S LAW; written and directed by
Melvin Mayo, produced under the
personal supervision of Wilbert
Melville. 38 reels. [14306
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8504; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Man (THE) WHO BOUGHT LONDON;
produced by F. Martin Thornton for
The Windsor film co. Clippings
from reel. [14807
© title. description and 586 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8467; Ugo
Serra, New York.
MASKED (THE) RIDER. 5 reels.
[14308
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8442; Quality
pictures corp., New York.
MeEtopy (THE) OF LOVE; written by
Nell Shipman, produced by J. War-
ren Kerrigan. 3 reels. [143809
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; L 8423; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
Mitk (A) WHITE FLAG; from the play
by Charles Hoyt; T. N. Heffron, di-
rector. 3 reels. [14310
© June 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8578; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MisHaps (THE) oF Musty SUFFER.
Blow your horn. Clippings from
reel. [143811
© title, description and 42 prints
recd. June 16, 1916; L 8521; George
Kleine, New York.
647
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14319
pt.1, n. s., v.13
MisHars (THE) or Musty Surrer—
Continued. :
Outs and ins. Clippings from
reel. [14312
© title, description and 13 prints
reed. June 5, 1916; L 8427; George
Kleine, New York.
Showing some speed. Clippings
from reel. [143813
© title, description and 29 prints
recd. June 23, 1916; L 8567; George
Kleine, New York.
While you wait. Clippings from
reel. [14314
© title, description and 24 prints
reed. June 24, 1916; L 8568; George
Kleine, New York.
Mr. Futter Prep; he breaks for the
beach, cartoon comedy by F. M.
Follett. Split reel. [14315
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; M 624; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Money (THE) LENDERS; story by
Wright Roberts, scenario by F. M.
Wiltermood and Henry McRae. 2
reels. [14316
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 238, 1916; L 8562; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mueeins; story by Harvey Gates,
scenario by Fred Myton, produced by
Clifford S. Elfeit. Reel. [14317
© June 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8559; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Musicat (THE) BARBER; by Frederic
Chapin, produced by Edmond Strat-
ton. Reel. [14318
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8477; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
NEARLY SPLICED; by J. C. Miller.
Clippings from reel. [14319
© title, description and 68 prints
recd. June 24, 1916; L 8569; George
Kleine, New York.
No PLACE LIKE JAIL; written and di-
rected by Idwin McKim. Reel.
[14320
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8563; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Notorious GALLAGHER; or His great
triumph, written and produced by
William Nigh, for the Metro pro-
gram. 5 reels. [14321
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 2, 1916; L 8403; Columbia
pictures corp., New York.
OBJECT—MATRIMONY; written by Paul
West, produced by Harry Myers. 2
reels. [14322
© May 81, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8390; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
OBSERVING FOR OUR HEAVY GUNS. (War
films, series 5) Clippings from reel.
[1438238
© title, description and 47 prints
recd. June 3, 1916; M 638; Sir Regi-
nald H. Brade, London.
OTTO, THE COBBLER; written and di-
rected by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[14824
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8485; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OrTto’s LEGACY; written and directed
by Edwin McKim. Reel. [14325
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 18, 1916; L 84938; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OUT OF THE FLOTSAM; written by Tom
Gibson, directed by Wilbert Melville.
2 reels. [14826
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 238, 1916; L 8564; Lubin
mfg co., Philadelphia.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 18. 2081.
Reel. [14327
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 2, 1916; M 625; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— no. 19. 20382. Reel. [14828
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; M 687; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— no. 20. 2033. Reel. [143829
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; M 645; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— no. 21. 2034. Reel. [14330
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; M 651; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PARTNERS AT LAST; by Frank Fowell,
produced by Ralph Dewsbury. F 99.
Clippings from roll. [14331
© title, description and 29 prints
recd. June 6, 1916; L 8481; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
Pra 0’ THE RING, no. 6. The cry for
help. 2 reels. [14332
© June 1, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 2, 1916; L 8404; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
648
ee ee
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 6, 1916
14350
Prec 0’ THE RING—Continued.
no. 7. The wreck, scenario by
Grace Cunard. 2 reels. [14333
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8443; Universal
film mfg co., inc., New York.
no. 8. Outwitted, scenario by
Grace Cunard. 2 reels. [143834
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 13, 1916; L 8491; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
no. 9. The leap, scenario by
Grace Cunard, produced by Francis
Ford. 2 reels. [14335
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8542; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PEGGY AND THE LAW; written by Wil-
liam Addison Lathrop, produced by
George Ridgwell. Reel. [14336
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8531; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Perris (THE) OF DiIvoRCE; in 5 pts.,
by Rachel Crothers, directed by Ed-
win August, produced by the Peer-
less studio. Clippings from reel.
[Title changed from The tyranny
of love] [14337
© title, description and 333 prints
recd. June 6, 1916; L 8433; World
film corp., New York.
PERSISTENCY; written by ‘Thurston
Hall, directed by Percy Winter.
Reel. [14338
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 20, 1916; L 8536; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
PHONY TEETH AND FALSE FRIENDS.
Reel. [14339
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8409; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
PIRATES OF THE AIR. 2 reels. [14340
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8544; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Prima (THE) DONNA’S HUSBAND;
sereen version by Edna G. Riley,
directed by Julius Steger and Jo-
seph A. Golden. 5 reels. [14341
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 13, 1916; L 8489; Triumph
film corp., New York.
PROFESSOR WISEGUY’S TRIP TO THE
MOON; pur 238. Split reel. [14342
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; M 633; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PROMISE (THE) LAND; written by
Charles J. McGuirk, directed by
Lawrence Windon. 3 reels. [14343
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8482; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PURPLE (THE) LADY; produced for the
Metro program from the stage suc-
cess by Sydney Rosenfeld. 5 reels.
[14344
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8548; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
PUTTING IT OVER; comedy drama by
Charles Michelson. 2 reels. [14345
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8405; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Pyemies (THE) OF THE ZOO; inmates
of a most interesting place, the small
mammal’s house. Split reel.
[14346
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; M 623; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
QUEEN (THE) OF THE ROSES; by D. W.
Bonelli. 46 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[14347
© title. description and 46 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 9547; Domi-
nick W. Bonelli, Kingsland, N. J.
RamroaD (THE) BANDIT; written by
Wright Roberts, produced by Henry
McRae. 2 reels. [14348
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8452; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
REGENERATION (THE) OF MARGARET;
by Mary Imlay Taylor, directed by
Charles J. Brabin. 3 reels. [14349
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8551; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
REPRISAL (THE); written by Eliza-
beth R. Carpenter; Wm. Robert
Daly, director. 3 reels. [14350
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8446; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
649
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14351
RETURN (THE); written by W. E.
Wing; T. N. Heffron, director. 3
reels. [1435)
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8528; Selig
polyseope co., Chicago.
RETURN (THE) oF JOHN Boston;
written by Millard K. Wilson, and
James Douglas, directed by Jack
Byrne. 838 reels. [14852
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8572; Lubin
mfg. ¢@o., Philadelphia.
Rocurt (THE) WITH A HEART; written
by Harry Dittmar, produced by Rob-
ert . Hill. Reel. [143853
© June 15, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8514; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RomMANCE (A) AT RANDOM; story by H.
B. Marriott Watson, scenario by HE.
J. Clawson. Reel. [14354
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8456; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ROOSEVELT ( THEODORE ) Specially
posed views of. Split reel. [14855
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; M 6382; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SAMMY JOHNSIN, MAGICIAN; cartoon
by Pat Sullivan. Split reel. [14856
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; M 649; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SCAPEGRACE (THE); written by Jose-
phine McLaughlin, produced under
the personal supervision of Wilbert
Melville, directed by Jack Byrne. 3
reels. [14857
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 2, 1916; L 8402; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ScarLtetT (THE) MARK; written by
Catherine Carr from a story by Amy
Vorhaus, produced by Lucius J.
Henderson. 2 reels. [14358
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8499; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ScarLteT (THE) WOMAN; scenario by
Aaron Hoffman; Edward Lawrence,
director. 6 reels. [143859
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8460; Popular
plays & players, inc., New York.
pt.3,n.8., v.13 _
SCENES IN AND AROUND BRITISH HEAD-
QUARTERS. (War films, series 5)
Clippings from reel. [14360
© title, description and 29 prints
recd. June 3, 1916; M 630; Sir Regi-
nald H. Brade, London.
ScHEMERS (THE); By Paul Dennon.
Reel. [143861
© June 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8447; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
ScoRPION’s (THE) sTiIne. 38 reels.
[14362
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8413; Univer-
sal film mfg. CO., inc., New York.
Sea (THE) Lity; story by Burton C.
Law, scenario by Calder Johnstone,
produced by George Cochrane. Reel.
[14863
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8387; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SEEKERS (THE) ; story by Olga Printz-
lau, scenario and direction by Otis
Turner. 5 reels. (Turner 1747-C)
[14864
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8548; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SHE; original book by Sir H. Rider
Haggard, scenario by Nellie E. Lu-
coque, scenes designed by Lancelot
Speed, produced by Will Barker.
Clippings from reel. [14365
© title and description recd. May
27, 1916; 211 prints recd. Apr. 4,
1916; L 8370; Lucoque, ltd., Bath
and London.
SHERIFF (THE) OF PINE MOUNTAIN;
written by William Addison La-
throp, produced by Ben Wilson, 2
reels. [14866
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8414; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SHors; story by Stella Wynne Her-
ron, adapted by Lois Weber, direct-
ed by The Smalleys. 5 reels.
(Smalley 1710-C) [14367
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8408; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
650
a.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 6, 1916
14384
I
Srtent (THE) BATTLE; from the novel | TAKING A CHANCE}; written and pro-
by George Gibbs, scenario by F. Mc-
Grew Willis, produced by Jack Con-
way. 5reels. (Conway 1722-C)
[14368
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 27, 1916; L 8588; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
SoME DUEL; written and produced by
Tom Mix. Reel. [14369
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8553; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
SONS OF THE SEA; written by Josephine
McLaughlin, produced under the per-
sonal supervision of Wilbert Mel-
ville; Millard Wilson, director. 3
reels. [14370
© June 8, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8459; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Stine (THE) OF CONSCIENCE; scenario
by J. McGrew Willis, directed by
Geo. Cochrane. 38 reels. [14371
© June 22, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8557; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
STRANGE (A) CASE; by Jame Dixon
and Roma Raymond, produced by
Eugene Mullin. 38 reels. [14872
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8449; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Stune; by Stanley Dark; Wally Van,
director. Reel. [14373
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8488; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
SvucH IS LIFE IN CHINA; a travelaugh
by Hy Mayer. Reel. [14374
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; M 652; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SUDDEN RICHES; in 6 pts., story by E.
Richard Schayer, scenario by Clara
S. Beranger, produced by Peerless,
directed by Emile Chautard. Small
reel, [14375
© title recd. May 13, 1916; de-
seription recd. May 17, 1916; 255
prints recd. May 13, 1916; L 8400;
World film corp., New York.
Sustr SNOWFLAKE; by Shannon Fife.
24 prints 8 by 10 inches. [14876
© title, description and 24 prints
recd. June 7, 1916; L 8444; Famous
players film co., New York.
duced by Tom Mix. Reel. [143877
© June 38, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion June 8, 1916; L 8445; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
TANGLED FATES; in 5 pts., story by
William Anthony McGuire, scenario
by Francis Marion, produced by
Peerless, directed by Travers Vale.
Small reel. [Title changed from
The grubstaker] [14378
© title recd. May 138, 1916; de-
scription recd. May 17, 1916; 205
prints recd. May 13, 1916; L 8399;
World film corp., New York.
TEMPTATION AND THE MAN; written by
Catherine Carr, produced by Robert
F. Hill, release no. 739. 5 reels.
[143879
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8582; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
THAT sorT; from the stage play by
Basil McDonald Hastings, arrange-
ment and direction by Charles J.
Brabin. 5 reels. [14380
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8407; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
THEIR AWFUL PREDICAMENT; Story Wm.
Frost, scenario by Al. E. Christie.
Reel. [14381
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; L 8425; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
THEY WOULDN’T TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY;
written by Ben Cohn, produced by
William Worthington. 2 reels.
[14382
© June 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8580; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THREE (THE) GODFATHERS; story by
Peter B. Kyne, scenario by Garvey
Gates and Edward J. Le Saint. 6
reels. (Le Saint 1675) [14383
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 1, 1916; L 8885; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
Tom Browwn’s SCHOOLDAYS ; by Thomas
Hughes, adapted and produced by
Rex Wilson for Windsor film co.
Clippings from reel. [14384
© title, description and 458 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8466; Ugo
Serra, New York,
651
CATALOGUE CF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14385
pt.1,n.s., v.13 —
Toy (THE) SOLDIER; written by Ray-
mond Schrock and Dwight Cleve-
land, produced by Clem Easton.
Reel. [14885
© June 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 19, 1916; L 8529; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TwArTGE, ) CA)" - 50, -AnT®
Charles Michelson, directed by
Charles E. Ashley. 8 reels. [14886
© June 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8484; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
written by
TWICE AT ONCE; written and produced
by Craig Hutchinson. Reel. [14887
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 21, 1916; L 8541; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Twin (THE) TRIANGLE; scenario by
Bess Meredyth, directed by Harry
Harvey, produced by Horkheimer
brothers. Small reel. [14888
© title, description and 204 prints
recd. May 20, 1916; L 8397; Equit-
able motion picture corp., New
York..*
TWIXT LOVE AND THE ICEMAN; Story by
W. 4H. Ratterman, produced by
Horace Davey. Reel. [14389
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 3, 1916; L 8411; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Two SMITHS AND A HAFF; written and
directed by Clay M. Greene. Reel.
, [14390
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 5, 1916; L 8421; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
Unporn (THE); scenario by George
Elliot, jr. Small reel. [14891
© title and description recd. June
5, 1916; 141 prints recd. June 12,
1916: L 8488; Kulee features, inc.,
New York.
UNDER A BARREL; written and directed
by Will Louis. Split reel. [14392
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 26, 1916; L 8574; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
VALIANTS (THE) OF VIRGINIA; by
Hallie Erminie Rives. 5 reels.
[14393
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; L 8554; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
or Beriin. Split reel. [14894
© June 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 13, 1916; M 644; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VERNON HowWE BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
oF St. Louis. Split reel. [14395
© June 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 22, 1916; M 650; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VICE VERSA; a lesson for fathers,
comedy by F. Anstey, produced by
Maurice Elbey, in 3 pts. F104.
Clippings from roll. [14896
© title, description and 27 prints
recd. May 31, 1916; L 8383; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
ViE (LA) DE BOHEME; a screen pic-
turization of Henri Murger’s French
masterpiece,. by Frances Marion.
Small reel. [143897
© title, description and 252 prints
recd. June 6, 1916; L 8484; World
film corp., New York.
VIRGINIA (A) ROMANCE; written by
Chas. A. Taylor, directed by Chas.
Belmore. 2 reels. [14898
© June 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 27, 1916; L 8585; Quality
pictures corp., New York.
VotcE (THE) IN THE WILDERNESS. 2
* reels. [143899
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8486; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WANTED—A HUSBAND; written by Al.
E. Christie, produced by Horace
Davey. Reel. [14400
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8470; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WaRk’S WOMEN; by J. G. Hawks. Small
reel. [14401
© title, description and 608 prints
recd. June 20, 1916; L 8538; Fulton
feature film corp., New York.
Way (THE) OF THE WoRLD; from the
play by Clyde Fitch, scenario by F.
McGrew Willis, produced by L. B.
Carleton. 5 reels. (Carleton 1626-C)
[14402
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 9, 1916; L 8458; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL DO? pro-
duced by Eddie Lyons. 2 reels.
[14403
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 16, 1916; L 8518; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
652
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 6, 1916
14421
WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS; by King W. | WINIFRED, THE SHOP GIRL: from the
Vidor, produced by William Wol-
bert. Reel. [14404
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 15, 1916; L 8496; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
WHEN THE WOLF HOWLS; story by
Charles Sommerville, scenario by
- W. V. Mong, produced by Cleo Madi-
son and W. V. Mong. Reel. [14405
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; L 8441; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WHrretpPoot (THE) OF LOVE; in 4 pts.
Clippings from reel. [14406
© title, description and 49 prints
reed. June 20, 1916; L 8537; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S., Kopen-
hagen.
WHo’s GuILTy? no. 1. Puppets of
fate, by Arrow film corp. Clippings
from reel. [14407
© title, description and 62 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8461; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—no. 2. The tight rein, by Arrow
film corp. Clippings from reel.
[14408
© title, description and 54 prints
recd. June 10, 1916; L 8462; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
no. 3. The tangled web, by Ar-
row film corp. Clippings from reel.
[14409
© title, description and 71 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8512; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
no. 4. The silent shame, by Ar-
row film corp. Clippings from reel.
[14410
© title, description and 61 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8511; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
[no. 5] Sold out, by Arrow film
corp. Clippings from reel. [14411
© title, description and 67 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8510; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Witson (President) Close up views
of. Split reel. [14412
© June 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 7, 1916; M 685; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
novel The shop girl, by C. N. and
A. M. Williamson, picturized by Geo.
Plympton, produced by Geo. D.
Baker. 5 reels. [14413
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 23, 1916; L 8565; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
WomaAn’s (A) HoNoR; adapted from a
short story by Geo. L. Knapp,
scenario by Donald I. Buchanan,
produced by Rowland West. 5 reels.
— [14414
© June 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 12, 1916; L 8487; William
Fox, New York.
WoRK OF THE ARMY VETINARY CORPS AT
THE FRONT; and how it is helped by
the’ R.y.s. 2. Cacd. o CWae. fis
series 5) Clippings from reel.
[14415
© title, description and 42 prints
recd. June 8, 1916; M 628; Sir
Reginald H. Brade, London.
Worwtp’s (THE) GREAT SNARE; by Hugh
Ford. 25 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[14416
© title, description and 25 prints
recd. June 1, 1916; L 8393; Famous
players film co., New York.
WOULD YOU FORGIVE HER? by Dodd
Crane, picturized by Anne Mehring.,
produced by Van Dyke Brooke. 3
reels. [14417
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 17, 1916; L 8524; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
YELLOW (THE) MENACE; Ist episode,
by Aubrey M. Kennedy. Clippings
from reel. [14418
© title, description and 388 prints
recd. May 26, 1916; L 8417; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 3d episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [14419
© title, description and 382 prints
recd. May 26, 1916; L 8418; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
— 4th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [14420
© title, description and 245 prints
recd. May 26, 1916; L 8419; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
— 5th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [14421
© title, description and 119 prints
recd. May 26, 1916; L 8420; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
653
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14422 pt. I, n. s., v. 18, no. 6, 1916
YELLOW (THE) Mernace—Continued. | YELLow (THE) MENAcE—Continued.
6th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken- 8th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [14422 nedy. Clippings from reel. [14424
© title, description and 77 prints © title, description and 156 prints
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8506; Serial recd. June 15, 1916; L 8505; Serial
film co., inc., New York. film co., inc., New York.
—— 7th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [14423 Youne (THE) SLEUTH. Reel. [14425
© title, description and 187 prints © June 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
recd. June 15, 1916; L 8507; Serial tion June 15, 1916; L 8500; Univer-
film co., ine., New York. sal film mfg co., ine., New York.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
Motion picture photoplays. 2-2-2 ee es Se eee 1, 260
Motion pictures other than phot@playsii..______.._._Lowe 22 eee 175
654
BOOKS
PART I, GROUP 2
_ Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
A. A. A. hotel directory of the United
States and Canada. cover-title, 67
p. 16mo. $0.10. [14426
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 6, 1916;
aff. June 5, 1916; A 431883; Ameri-
ean automobile assn., New York.
ApAmMs (Myron E.) Woman’s new
smoking salon. Js it Babylon or
Bunker Hill? (Jn Chicago herald)
[14427
© June 18, 1916; 1 c. June 19,
1916; A 440422; J. Keeley, Chicago.
ADIRONDACK development corporation.
14428-14431
Do you want an Adirondack camp site?
Sheet, illus., diagr. 13 by 25 inches.
© May 14, 1916; 2 c. May 17, 1916;
aff. May 27, 1916; A 434170.
Major Abiathar Joy came to Old Forge.
Sheet, 212 by 174 inches. © June 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 3, 1916; A
434274.
Pitch your tent here. Sheet, illus., 24
by 10 inches. © May 380, 1916; 2.
and aff. June 6, 1916; A 434300.
$25 buys’ beautiful Adirondack lot.
Sheet, 183 by 103 inches. © May 14,
1916; 2 c. May 17, 1916; aff. May 27,
1916; A 434169.
© William R. Stackhouse, Utica,
mY.
ADVERTISERS art & cut service, inc.,
Zuckerman weekly fashion art serv-
ice, v. 3. [14432-14434
Issue no. 115, 116, p. A, B, for week
beginning June 5, 1916. 4 sheets,
illus., 21 by 13% inches. © May 13,
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 26, 1916;
A 434114, 434115.
Issue no. 117, June 19, 1916. 2 sheets,
illus., 20 by 14 inches. © May 29,
1916: 2 c. and aff. June 12, 1916; A
432443.
© Sidney D. Zuckerman, Chicago.
ADVERTISERS’ directory of leading pub-
lications. v. 27, 1916. Chicago, C.
H. Fuller company [1916] 1 p. l.,
506 p. maps. S8vo. $5.00. [14435
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 431539; Charles H.
q Fuller co., Chicago.
———
ADVERTISING & selling magazine. Turn-
ing inquiries into orders. [27] p.
12mo. [14436
© May 25, 1916; 2 ¢. May 29,
1916; aff. June 38, 1916; A 484236;
Advertising & selling magazine, inc.,
New York.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. Aeolian-vo-
calion, style D.—-K. [16] p. inter-
leaved with plates. Svo. [14437
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916;.A 434234.
ALABAMA illiteracy commission’,
Montgomery, Ala. Exercises in
reading, writing, spelling and arith-
metic for Alabama adult schools. 68
p. illus. S8vo. [14438
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 431358.
ALBEMARLE hotel. What every guest
of this hotel should know. Sheet,
plan, 12 by 8 inches. [14439
©), June, 12, 1916 <2 .¢c, and, aff.
June 15, 1916; A 482474; Essex pub.
co., Newark.
ALERT Syndicate service*, Chicago.
[14440, 14441
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising. July, 1916.
cover-title, 9 loose 1. illus. fol.
June 8;.1916:-2) c: and aft. June 10,
1916; A 43843878.
Suggestions for advertising copy. Sup-
plementary to the July 1916 issue.
cover-title, 14 numb. 1. fol. [Text
parallel to binding.] @© June 8, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. June 10, 1916; A 434379.
ALEXANDER bros.*, Philadelphia.
[14442, 14448
Beltdoms greatest mark. [3] p._ illus.
4to.. @ May 17,1916; 2 c. May 31,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 432556.
Millions of miles a day. [3] p. col. illus.
4to. © June 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 434455.
6995
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14444
AtrorpD (L. P.)* New York. Machine-
shop practice, by L. P. Alford [and
others] [Preprint ed.] [New York,
McGraw-Hill book co., inc., 1916]
p. 1895-1476. illus. (incl. diagrs.)
12mo. (Section 12) [14444
© May 22, 1916;
29, 1916; A 4382421.
ALIsKky (Barney L.)*
2c. and aff. May
Kansas City,
Mo. Catalogue no. 1. Kansas City,
Mo., K. C. bill of fare press [1916]
cover-title, [49] p. illus. S8vo.
[14445
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 4384646.
ALL PACKAGE grocery stores co.*, New
York. Feeding the millions. Conn.
ed. 29 p. plates. S8vo. [14446
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 @ Feb. 11,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 432528.
ALLEN pub. co.*, New York. 49 Zerub-
babel and his followers, a valuable
aid to the memory. In accordance
with the latest revisions. 2 p. L,
7-105 p. 24mo. $3.00. [14447
© Jan. 14, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1916;
aff. Feb. 1, 1916; A 425114.
ALLEN-NUGENT co.*, New York. Retail
mark up table for garment buyers.
(In Nugent’s bulletin, July 1, 1916)
[14448
© July 3, 1916; 1c. July 7, 1916;
A 440802.
ALLIS-CHALMERS mfg. co.*, Milwaukee.
[14449-14452
Allis-Chalmers oil engines, Diesel type.
16 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin
1532, Mar., 1916) @ May 5, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 22, 1916; A 434050.
Allis type A edgers. 16 p. illus. 4to.
(Bulletin no. 1723, Mar., 1916) ©
May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 22,
1916; A 434051.
Alternating current generators, engine
type. 20 p. illus. 4to. (Bulletin no.
1098, Feb., 1916) @© Apr. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 22, 1916; A 434048.
Belted ance current generators,
types AB and AH. 16 p. illus. 4to.
(Bulletin no. 1099, Mar., 1916) ©
=e
ms
Apr. 24, 1916 +52
1916; A 434049.
ALTHOUSE (Dan W.)* Pottsville, Pa.
Little bit of heaven. 4 p. 1. 56 p.
24mo. [14453
© June 13, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432488.
AMERICAN BANKERS assn.*,
Community thrift campaign. Plan
A. Simplicity, permanency. 30, [1]
p. 4to. (Cover-title: Nation-wide
thrift campaign) [14454
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 434367.
ec. and aff, May
New York.
ptt 2.8. ¥. ia
AMERICAN BERKSHIRE assn.*, Spring- —
field, Ill. American Berkshire rec-
ord. v. 49. Ed. by Frank &
Springer, secretary. xii, [4909]—-
49565 p. S8vo. $2.50. [14455
© June 8, 1916; 2
19, 1916; A 431536.
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*, Chicago.
[14456, 14457
oe trafic work. Unit 7. 1 p. 1
p. 4to. @ May-13, 1916; 2 c.
May 17, 1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A
433206.
Your personal instructor. Unit 7, steps
Zs p. 30 p. 4to. © May 10,
1916; 2 Ge May 17, 1916; aff. May 27,
1916; A 433205.
c. and aff. June
AMERICAN FASHION cO.*, New York.
Table of proportions. Sheet, printed
on both sides, 11 by 8 inches.
[14458
© June 13, 1916; 2 « June 6G,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 432587.
AMERICAN FERTILIZER hand book, 1916.
9th annual ed. Philadelphia, U. S.
A., Ware bros. company, 1916.
Various paging. 4to. $1.00.
[14459
© May, 29, 1916; 2 c« June 9,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 431422;
Ware bros. co., Philadelphia.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ union*,
Toledo, O. [14460, 14461
Circular no. 13. 16 p. 4to. @ May
25, 1916;._2 c. May 29) 3310
June 2, 1916; A 431341
Cirenlar no. 14..°172 p. iy © June
17%, 1916: 2 ¢ June 2 ‘1916; aff.
June 22, 1916; A 433487.
AMERICAN HATTER trade. directory.
Ed. de luxe. Rev. and corrected to
Mar. 1, 1916. [v. 30, 1916] New
York, The Hat trade publishing co.
[1916] 711 p. 16mo. $5.00.
[14462
© June 8, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 431407; Hat trade
pub. co., New York.
AMERICAN HEREFORD cattle breeders
assn.*, Kansas City, Mo. American
Hereford record and Hereford herd
book. v. 41. ccexx p., 1 L, 700 p.
plates. 4to. $1.25. [14463
© May 1, 1916; 2.c. May 11, 1916;
aff. May 18, 1916; A 431136.
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. Herd register. v. 88. ¢cxxxii,
677 p. 8vo. $1.00. [14464
© May 3, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 4383156.
656
no. 7, 1916
AMERICAN KENNEL club, ine, stud
neaok. Official. v.. 32. Jan. 1. to
Mee, 31. 1915..N. Y. [City]. The
American kennel club, ine. [1916]
2v. 12mo. $0.10. Contents.—[pt.
1] Sporting division.—[pt. 2] Non-
sporting division. [14465
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. each June
29, 1916; aff. June 24, 1916; A
433559; Amer. kennel club, ine,
New York.
AMERICAN-LA FRANCE fire engine co.*,
Elmira, N. Y. American-La France
safety first devices. 20 p._ illus.
nar. 8vo. (Coyer-title: Safety
first. ) [14466
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 482473.
AMERICAN MEDICAL assn.*, Chicago.
Official program of the scientific as-
sembly of the 67th annual session
(the 69th year) of the American
medical association, Detroit, Mich.,
June 12-16, 1916. 1 p. 1., 5-168 p.
12mo. [14467
June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 433311.
AMERICAN NONSEAL works*, Shelton,
Conn. Wrapping for parcel post.
cover-title, 8 p. illus. Svo. [14468
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 434371.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE”*,
Chicago. [14469-14471
Building superintendence. pt. 1-4. In-
struction paper prepared by Edward
Nichols. 4 v._ illus., diagrs. 8vo.
$2.00. © June 30, 1916: 2 c. each and
aff. July 7, 1916; A 431762.
Estimating. pt. 1, 2. Instruction paper
prepared by Edward Nichols. 2 v.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. $1.00. @ June
Bie woLG: 2 e@ each and aff. July 1,
1916; A 431707.
Gas-producers. Instruction paper pre-
pared by Lionel S. Marks, assisted by
- §. McDewell. 1 p. 1., 70, [4] p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. $0.50. © June
27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 1, 1916;
A 431708,
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF POULTRY hus-
bandry*, Mountain Grove, Mo.
[14472, 14473
Poultry diseases; their causes, preven-
tion and cure. cover-title, [3] 74 p.
illus. 8vo. (General course in poul-
try husbandry lessons no. 26, 27). ©
June 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June 19,
1916; A 484516.
Poultry house construction. Lessons
nos. 1 and 2. p. [3]—64. illus., plans.
8vo. (General course in poultry hus-
bandry) @© Mar. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Mar, 10, 1916; A 426589.
BOOKS, GROUP II
14492
AMERICAN STEAM and sail vessels of
the Great Lakes, May 1, 1916. Cleve-
land, The Penton publishing com-
pany, 1916. p. 3852-485. 16mo. (In
Directory and manual of the Li-
censed tugmen’s protective associ-
ation of America, 1916. 452 p.
illus., ports. ) [14474
©) June 15, 19162 2).c. and at:
June 380, 1916; A 483549; Penton
pub. co., Cleveland.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE and telegraph
co.*, New York. Commission leaflet
no. 53, May 1, 1916. xx, 1223-1494
p. S8vo. [14475
© May 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 483135.
AMERICAN WRINGER Co.*, New York.
[14476-14485
Gummi-walzen. 1 1. 32mo. © May
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 16, 1916;
A 432561.
To the dealer! A few selling points.
ino 1-9) Seve. 16mo;. © Maya20;
1916; 2 ec. each and aff. June 16,
1916; A 432562-432570.
ANDERSON (John W.)* Mishawaka,
Ind. [14486, 14487
Glimpse into the future of the drain tile
business. © June 6, 1916; 1 ec. July
10, 1916; A 440912.
Sales promotion and its application to
the marketing of drain tile. © June
2 191Ge os C. suly 10, AGIGS. A
440911.
[Note: The foregoing are in brick and
clay record]
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
Condensed railway time card, Madi-
son, Wis., June 18, °16.° [4] p.
24mo. [14488
(©. June-17,. 1916;..2..¢.. and.aff.
June 21, 1916; A 484565.
ANGELO (Holger R.) [14489-14491
American fete holds a crowd in Den-
mark. -@ July 6, 1916; 1c. July 10,
1916; A 440909.
Stop agitator’s meetings. @©@ June 16,
16; 1c. June 21, 1916; A 440437.
Strike of laborers ties up Danish city.
© June 15, 1916; 1 ec. June 19, 1916;
A 440409.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
ANGLO-AMERICAN mill co.*, Owensboro,
Ky. Confidential selling plans. 70
p. illus. port. Svo. [14492
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434107.
697
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14493
ANTI-SALOON league year book, 1916.
Comp. and ed. by Ernest Hurst Cher-
rington. Westerville, O., The Anti-
saloon league of America, 1916. 310
p. maps. 12mo. [14493
© Tune 23,1916" 2" c. ‘and ‘aff.
July 138, 1916; A 483722; Ernest H.
Cherrington, Westerville, O.
APPELBAUM (Misha) Liberty that
America offers to the alien. Proof.
(National editorial service. Serial
no. 4138 ) [14494
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 482628; National edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
APPLETON (D.) & co.*, New York.
Complete course in penmanship.
cover-title, 192 p. obl. 12mo. $0.29.
[14495
© June 380 ,1916; 2 c and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 433622.
[Copyright claimed on new matter]
ARCHER & Wiggins co. Catalogue of
motor car accessories. [1916] Port-
land, Or. [1916] 2 p. 1., vii-xx, 294
p. illus. 8vo. [14496
© June 29, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431787; R. R.
Donnelley & sons co., Chicago.
Arcos (Rene) [14497-14503
Allies’ order hits Swiss. © July 10,
1916; ft ¢. July do, 7916, & 440982.
Buying furs for soldiers. © July 11,
1916; 1 ec. July 14, 1916; A ee
Delegates gather in Paris. © Jun 4,
dt C. sume Lf, 41916 aA 440356_
French cintior for offensive. © June 16,
1916; 1 ec. June 21, 1916; A 440441.
Germany threatens to stop Swiss goods.
© June 27, 1916; 1 ec. July 1, 1916;
A 440665.
sk starve occupied lands. @© July 6,
1916; 1c. July 10, 1916; A 440906.
War costs Swiss millions. © July 12,
1916; 1-e. July 15; 1916; A 441023.
[Note: The POSene ie are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
ARLINGTON, Mass. Resident and busi-
ness directory of Arlington, Mass.,
1916. Boston, Mass., Union publish-
ing co., 1916. 296, [16] p. diagrs.
8vo. $2.50.
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 4383394; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
ARMSTRONG coRK & insulation co.*,
Pittsburgh. [14505-14507
Nonpareil high pressure covering. 83 p
illus., diagrs. S8vo. © Apr. 27, 1916:
2c. and aff. May 22, 1916 : A 434046.
[14504 |
pt. 1,1. 's.,; V.8Se
ARMSTRONG coRK & insulation co.*—
Continued.
Nonpareil high pressure covering for high
pressure and super heated steam lines,
boilers and other ee surfaces. [4]
p. illus. 16mo. _© June 3,) i9iee
2 c. and aff. June 13; $9165 4% 434430.
Nonpareil insulating brick. [4] p illus.
16mo. shaped like a brick. Ox une 2,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 12, 1916; A
432496,
ARMSTRONG CORK co.*, Pittsburgh.
[14508, 14509
Grades and patterns of Armstrong’s lino-
leum recommended for different rooms
and places. 15 p. 24mo. @© June 19,
1916; sf e. and aff. June 27, 1916; A
432711
How to oy and care for linoleum. [5th
ed.] [16] p. col. illus. 16mo. ©
June 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 16,
1916; A 434453.
ARMSTRONG PAINT & varnish works*,
Chicago. Kling-tite asbestos plastic
roofing. [4] p. illus. 4to. [14510
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 484546.
ASBURY PARK, N. J. Boyd’s directory
of Asbury Park, Ocean Grove [etc.]
1916. Philadelphia, Pa., C. E. Howe
company [1916] [18]-500 p. S8vo.
$6.00. [14511
© June 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 481579; C. EH. Howe co.,
Philadelphia.
ASSOCIATED factory mutual fire insur-
ance companies. Inspection dept.
Suggestions regarding depreciation,
salvage and adjustment°of losses in
factory mutual risks. [2d ed.] 48
p. 12mo. [14512
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 484452; Charles H. Phin-
ney, Boston.
ATKINSON (Herbert Spencer)* Colum-
bus, O. Information pamphlet cov-
ering contract letting, Friday, May
19th, 1916, State highway depart-
ment, Columbus, Ohio. 74 p. 8vo.
[14518
© May 10, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 431041.
ATLANTA Georgian. [14514-14518
Friend of the family’s. Atlanta ae
gian and Sunday American. © Jun
71: 1916; 1c. July 5, 1916; A 140763.
Had this couple foreseen Atlanta's fu-
ture. Atlanta me par and Sunday
American. © May 21, 1916; 1c. July
5, 1916; A 440759.
Lure of the open road. Atlanta Geor-
gian and Sunday American. g May
28, 1916; 1c. July 5, 1916; A 440761.
Many new markets made by marriage.
ae Georgian and var pe: Ameri-
© June 18, 1916; 1 July 5,
1916 ; A 440764.
ce. and aff. May
658
3
q
—— ee
=
eS
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
14550
ATLANTA Georgian—Continued.
Why Smith left home. Atlanta Georgian
and Sunday American. © June 4,
1916; 1 ec. July 5, 1916; A 440762.
[Note: The foregoing are in Hearst’s
Sunday American]
© Walter Gregory
cago.
Bryan, Chi-
ATLAS PoRTLAND cement co.*, New
York. Early stucco houses. 20 p.
illus. 4to. [14519
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 431424.
AusTIN (Frank Freeman)* Chicago.
Birthday promises, by Libra [pseud. ]
Chicago, Ill., F. F. Austin company,
1916. 32p. illus. 16mo. $0.10.
[14520
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434518.
Avto tires co. Non-skid list of stand-
ard make guaranteed tires, no. 2,
May 31, 1916. Pittsburgh, Pa., Tire
list eco., 1916. Sheet, 93 by 32?
inches. $0.10. [14521
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 482554; Ernest Born-
scheurer, Pittsburgh.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF BUFFALO*, Buf-
falo. Tour book, 1916. xvi, 272, [2]
p. maps. 8vo. $1.00. [14522
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. May 27,
1916; aff. June 1, 1916; A 431311.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF VERMONT*, Mont-
pelier, Vt. Year book, 1916. 300 p.
12mo. [14523
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. June 26,
1916; aff. July 5, 1916; A 431748.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston.
[14524-14539
[Route card] no. 339-344. 6 cards,
printed on both sides, 9 by 3% inches.
Contents.—no. 339. Pittsburg to
Washington, Pa.—no. 340, Washing-
ton, Pa. to Pittsburg, Pa. —no. 340,
Hagerstown, Md. to Cumberland, Mda.—
no. "342, Cumberland, Md. to Washing-
ton, Pa. —no, 843, Washington, Pa. to
Cumberland, Md.-—vno. 344, Cumber-
land, Md. to Baceratown, Md. © May
$1, 1916; e. each and aff. June 8,
1916; A gage asaase,
[Route card] no. 15A, 16A, 414A, 56A,
57A, 102A, 192A, 67B, 103B, 104B.
Cards, printed on both sides, 9 by 3%
inches. Contents.—no.15A. Boston to
Buzzards Bay, Mass. via Hanover.—
no. 16A. Buzzards Bay, Mass., to Bos-
ton, Mass. via Hanover.—no. 41A. Bos-
ton, Mass., to Buzzards Bay, Mass. via,
Plymouth, shore route.—no. 56A.
Providence, R. I., to Buzzards Bay,
Mass. via Fall River—no. 57A. Buz-
zards Bay, Mass., to Providence, R. I.
via Fall River.—no. 102A. Buzzards
Bay, Mass., to Boston, Mass, via
Plymouth.—no. 192A, Providence, R.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*—Continued.
I., to New London, Conn. inland
route.—no. 67B. New London, Conn.,
to Providence, R. I., inland route.—
no. 1083B. Buzzards Bay to Province-
town via North Shore.—no. 104B.
rovincetown to Buzzards Bay via
North Shore. no. 15A, 16A, 414A,
1045 @ June, i>. 1916: no: ate
577A, 192A, 67B © June 3, 1916.
no. 102A, 103B © June 8, 1916;
pee aff. June 16, 1916; A A498
AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mailing
list. Suppl. and revision sheet.
June, 1916. 1st, 2d section. 2 v.
Svo. [14540, 14541
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 482294, 432295;
Automobile trade directory, New
York.
Baspoock (M. G.) co. Free silver
spoon. Invigorating climate. (New
York Sun) [14542
© June 11, 1916; 1 c@ June 28,
1916; A 440602; George H. Babcock,
New York.
BamEY (Ruth Merrill)* New York.
Physical training methods for the
school room. [Geneseo, N. Y., Print-
ed by the Republican press, 1916]
188 p. 8vo. $0.85. [14543
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. June 7, 1916;
aff. June 6, 1916; A 433290.
Baker (Bernard Nadal) Present
boom in American ship-building.
Proof. (National editorial service.
Serial no. 406) [14544
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
2, 1916; A 432622; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
Batcom (F. O.) Secret of health.
16 p. 16mo. $0.25. [14545
© Apr. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 482281; F. A. Ryder, Chi-
cago.
Batt brothers glass manufacturing co.
Ball blue book of canning and pre-
serving receipts. Hd. J. 79 p.
illus. Svo. [14546
© May 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 434192; G. A. Ball,
Muncie, Ind.
BALMER (Edwin) 1917? (Jn Chi-
cago Sunday tribune) [14547-14550
June 18, 1916. © June 18, 1916; le
June 22, 1916; A 440483.
June 25, 1916. © June 25, 1916; le.
June 29, 1916; A 440646.
duly -2,°1916. @- July -2,° 4916* bP «
July 6, eng. A 440790.
July 9, 19 © July. 9, 1916: 1 «
July 18, i9i6: A 440967.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
659
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14551
pt. 1, 0. S., v. Is
a lee
BALTIMORE, Md. [14551, 14552
Baltimore city directory for the year
commencing May ist, 1916. [Balti-
more, Md.] R. L. Polk & co. of Balti-
more, (916: " -T epee G25 sao 2 732
p. 8vo. $9.00. © June 30, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. July 3, 1916; A 433574.
Jewish social directory, 1916. Balti-
more, Md., Jewish social directory
company [1916] 89 p. 4to. $2.00.
@ May 29, 1916; 2 c. June 13, 1916;
aff. June 22, 1916; A 433472.
© Jewish social directory co.,
Baltimore.
BANKERS trust co.*, Salt Lake City.
[14558, 14554
How does an executor differ from an
administrator or trustee? [13] p.
24mo. @©@ May 27, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 434339.
L25iy p.
Who should make a _ will?
24mo. © Apr. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 434338.
Banks law pub. co.*, New York,
Baker, Voorhis & co.*, New York,
Bender (Matthew) & co., ine.*, Al-
bany. Official pasters for Birdseye,
Cumming & Gilbert’s consolidated
laws,1916.«: 25:1... obl.. 1324p.-.54.08:
[14555
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 431479,
New York. How
to appraise water rights. (Jn En-
gineering news.) [14556
©* Jute 22; -191G Tf" c:? June? se,
1916; A 440686.
Barker (Harry)*
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance. chap.
14, 15. (Jn Illustrated companion,
July, 1916.) [14557
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 30,
1916; A 440629; F. B. Warner co.,
inec., New York.
Barnes (Henry)* Cleveland. New
tooth brushing method. 5 p. folder.
illus. S8vo. [14558
© June 1, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 434242.
Barnes (Wallace) co.*, Bristol, Conn:
Barnes-made springs, screw machine
products, cold rolled steel and wire,
washers, stampings, etc. 27 p. incl.
front., illus. S8vo. (Booklet no. 7)
[14559
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 430698.
Barr (Lockwood) Will the railroads
come back? New York, Chicago,
Jas. H. Oliphant & co. [1916] 1 p.
Li, Ao, 121 Dp. SyG, [14560
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 431038; Jas. H. Oliphant
& co., New York.
BarsottTi (Charles)* New York.
blegr ams ] (Ji Progresso italo-
americano) [14561-14588
June 16, 1916. © June 16, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 16, 1916; A 440370.
June 17, 1916. © June 17, 1916; 1 e.
June 19, 1916; A 440393.
June 18, 1916. © June 18,
June 19, 1916; A 440394.
June 20, 1916. © June 20,
June 0, 1916; A 440418.
June 21, 1916. '@ June 2u
June 22, 1916; A 440465.
June 22, 1916. © June 22,
June 23, 1916; A 440470.
June 23, 1916. © June 23,
June 24, 1916; A 440520.
June 24, 25, 1916. © June 24, 25, 1916;
191631. &
1916 ==i1-e
19163 Ee
1916; 1,4
1c. each June 26, 1916; A 440546,
440547.
June 26, 1916. © June 26, 1916; 1 «@
June 26, 1916; A 440571.
June 27, 1916. @©@ June 27, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 28, 1916; A 440589.
June 28, 1916. © June 28, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 28, 1916; A 440615.
June 29, 1916. © June 29,
June 30, 1916; A 440648.
June 30, 1916. @©@ June 30, 1
June 30, 1916; A 440654.
Jily hl, 2ZvtOlG. ‘© July 4,2, 1996s ie
each July 3,;. 1916.5, 440687, 440688.
July 3, 1916: Sie) ke 3, 1916;:,23 @
July ’3, 1916; A 440756.
July 4, 1916. @©@ Julyo4,, 49165,455
July 5, 1916; A 440757.
July 5, 1916... @, July.5, 19363 2) =
July 5, 1916; A 440786.
July. 6, 1916. © July_ G7eigs 2
July 7, 1916; A 440804.
July 7,.1916. © July 7) toe
July 7, 1916; A 440831.
1916; 1¢.
July 8, 9, 1916. © July 8,
each July 10, 1916; A £40868. 440869.
1916; 2°
416, 2 £
July 10, 1916. © July 10, 1916; 1 c.
July 10, 1916; A 440918"
July 11, 1916. © July 11, 191652 €
July 11, 1916; A 440922.
July 12, 1916. © July 12, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 12, 1916; A 440956.
July 13, 1916. © July 13, 1916; 1 ©.
July 14, 1916; A 440999.
July 14, 1916. © July 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 14, 1916; A 441046,
Barttett (Frederick H.) & co. 6%
Bartlett convertible real estate bond,
$100.00. [6] p. fol., folded to nar.
Svo. [14589
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. June 15,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916: A 434647;
Frederick H. Bartlett, Chicago.
Bass (John F.) [14590-14600
British starting big drive, — thinks.
© June 28, 1916; 1 c. July 1 , 1916;
A 440667.
Capture 3 miles of Germans’ second line,
seize towns. © July 3, 1916; 1 c¢.
July 7, 1916; A 440819.
Drive a great feat one Verdun drains.
© July 6, 1916; e. July 10, 1916;
A 440908.
660
1916; 1 Ge
‘[Ca--
eee ee
no. 7, 1916
Bass (John F.)—Continued.
' German atiacks repulsed. ©
> 1916; 1 c. July 12, 1916; A 440943.
_ German waves break on Verdun defenses.
» © June 26, 1916; 1c. June 29, 1916;
A 440623.
Germans’ force cut down, British attack.
© June 29, 1916; 1 c. July 3, 1916;
A 440736.
Germans may make final Verdun drive.
© July 3, 1916; 1 c. July 7, 1916;
_ A 440823.
Germans win Fleury and Thiaumont
Fort. © June 24, 1916; 1 c. June 28,
1916; A 440597.
Offensive of allies holds foe in angles.
. © July 12, 1916; 1 c. July 15, 1916;
j A 441028.
Powerful German attacks are halted. ©
June 16, 1916; 1 c. June 21, 1916; A
440438.
Russian drive spurs Germans at Verdun.
- © yarn 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916;
7.
aes. - The foregoing are in Chicago
_ daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Batporr (John W.)* New York. Why
birth control? New York city, The
Anti-socialist press, 1916. cover-
' title, 31, [1] p. 12mo._ $0.10.
‘ [14601
?
o. © June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
_ June 15, 1916; A 432516.
BeacH (Chas. Leonard)* Pasadena.
Point of view, a non-partisan plea
for religious unity. Los Angeles,
New era publishing co. [1916]
' @over-title, 15 p. S8vo. $0.10.
j [14602
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 18.
1916; aff. June 20, 1916: A 434635.
Beck & Corbitt iron co. Catalog of
auto supplies. no. 11. St. Louis,
U. S. A. [1916] xxv, [16], 409 p.
illus. 8vo. [14603
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
- 10, 1916; A 431786: R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
Breese (Murray C.)* Madison, Wis.
Electrical engineering, by M. C.
Beebe and F. A. Kartak. p. 1565-—
1668. diagrs. 12mo. (Section 14)
[14604
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 434377.
Bett (Archie) Jinrikisha days.
i [14605-14615
une 11, 1916: 1 ec. June 15,
mm. ©. J
: 1916; A 440386.
10. Fane's railroads rank well with
other lands. © June 15, 1916; 1 ec.
June 21, 1916; A 440449.
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
.
July 8,
BOOKS, GROUP IE
14626
Bett (Archie)—Continued.
11-13. Touring Nippon in a Jap flivver
with Archie Bell. Contents.—i1l1. By
auto and sedan chair to mountain
fairyland.—1i2. Tea center of Japan
is a very hive of industry—13.
Centuries of tradition are behind Jap
culture. © June 18, 1916: 1 c. June
21, 1916; A 440827.
14. Japs’ hitting power is concealed,
Bell thinks. © June 19, 1916; 1 «¢.
June 21, 1916: A 440828.
16. New woman in Japan is arriving,
but geisha girl stili has sway.
June 26, 1916; 1 c«. June 30, 1916;
A 440681.
17, 18. Contents.—i7. Archie bows to
caste, quits trams for pull-man.—1S&.
Japs drop yankee-isms at ancestral
shrines. © June 25, 1916: 1c. June
30, 1916; A 440679.
20, 21. Archie Bell watches Jap girls
dive for pearls and gets—a_ lobster.
Contents.—20. Shooting Hozu rapids a
hair-raising stunt.—21. Mr. Bell’s pipe
barred at shrine of _Jap gods. @ July
2, I91635,4 ec. July. 7, 1916: A 440869.
22-24. Contents.—22. Japan is far ad-
yYanced in educational methods: pupils
are taught to learn from _ observa-
tion. 23. Deer and storks roam
streets in Nara. sacred city of Japan.
24. go eee feeds her silk worms.
July 3, 6, 1916: 1 ¢. each July 11,
1916: o 441037441039. -
25-27. Let a geisha help you say your
prayers. Contents.—25. Miyajima
pretty giddy for a Sacred island.—26.
Japs still plow with sticks as cen-
turies ago.— 27. Japan of yesterday
and today in startling clash. © July
9, 1916; 1 ce. July 11, 1916: A 441036.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
leader]
Bett (Edward Price) [14616-14626
Battle story told by wounded Briton. ©
July 6, 1916; 1 ce. July 10, 1916; A
440907.
Britain honors men wounded in big drive.
© July 8, 1916; 1 ¢. July 12, 1916;
A 440950.
British U boat views vary. © July 11,
1916; 1 e. July 14, 1916; A 441011.
Casement esteemed: clemency expected.
© June 30, 1916; 1 c. July 5, 1916;
A 440753.
Eight nations as one to punish Ger-
many. © June 21. 1916; 1 c. June
24, 1916; A 440532
Historian explains steatery of allies. ©
July 5, 1916; 1 c. July 10, 1916; A
440894.
London hears firing in French battle.
© July 10, 1916; 1 c. July 13, 1916;
A 440989.
Naval policy to be drastic. © June 29,
1916: 1 ¢. July 3, 1916; A 440740.
Offensive of allies delighting Britain. ©
July 3, 1916; 1 « July 7, 1916; A
440820.
Says German defeat is near. © July 12,
1916; 1 ¢. July 15, 1916; A 441022.
Ypres battle roar is heard in London.
@ July 1, 1916; 1 c« July 5, 1916;
A 440771.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chieago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
661
CATALOGU& OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14627
BELL telephone co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[14627-14632
Harrisburg, Carlisle, Chambersburg, [etc. ]
yune Ist, 1916) 116 p.. 4to: June
2 1L9TCs 2 €.anG Aliso Une: | Zgn LOLS 5
A 432703.
Lancaster, Gettysburg, Hanover [etc.],
May, Ist; “9G: “962 (p. +4 te. (On
cover: June i, 1916) @© June 23,
1916; 2 e and) aff. June 27, 2Sit6: A
432704.
Philadelphia and vicinity.
Summer issue. cover-title, 424, 250;
256 p. 4to. © May 29, "1916: 2 ¢.
and aff. June 3, 1916; A 4342 30.
Reading, Lebanon, Pottsville and nearby
places, May 20th, 1916. 04 p. 4to.
© June 9, 1916; 9 c. and aff. June 15,
1916; A "434445,
Shamokin, Sunbury, Bloomsburg [etc.]
May 15, 1916. 64 p. 4to. © May 29,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June 3, 1916; A
434231.
Williamsport, Bellefonte, Lock
May 10, 1916. 68 p. 4to.
1916; D
434232.
May 5, 1916.
Haven.
© May 26,
e. and ait. June 3, 19165" 4
BELL TELEP. CO. OF PA.
Atlantic teleg.
& DELAWARE &
& telep. co.*, Phila-
delphia. Allentown, the Bethle-
hems, Easton [ete.] telephone di-
rectory. May 25, 1916. 108 p. 4to.
[14633
© Tune 16,1916; 2c. and aft.
June 21, 1916; A 434553.
BELVEDERE court apartments. What
every tenant of this apartment
should know. Sheet, 12 by 8 inches.
[14634
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 432476; Essex pub. co.,
Newark.
BenpEL (Henri)* New York.
casting.
1916)
© June 25, 1916; 1 c. June 380,
1916; A 440634.
Fore-
(In Harper’s bazaar, July,
BENEFICIAL loan society*, Newark.
$100 and $500 6% certificates of in-
debtedness, or debenture bonds, of
Beneficial loan society to provide ad-
ditional funds for its national sys-
tem of industrial loan banking. [4]
p. 4to. [14636
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 482448.
3ENJAMIN corset co., inc.*, Meadville,
Pa. Kiora corset instruction book.
79 p. 12mo. [14637
© June 17, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434515.
[14635 »
pt. 1, nes: Vide
Benson & Rixon co.*, Chicago.
14638, 14639
2 pants suits. © May 5, 1916; 1 c.
gune 626.4 19165 oA 440567.
2 pants suits, $17. @©@ May 19, 1916; 1
ec. June 26, 1916; A 440743.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news!
BENTLEY (Charles H.) Colonial patch-
work, quilts, coverlets, ete. Book
no. 2. New York, Bentley-Franklin
co. [1916] cover-title, 28 p. illus.
12mo. $0.10. [14640
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
9, 1916; A 420715; Bentley-Franklin
co., New York.
BERKSHIRE County, Mass. South Berk-
shire directory, including Canaan,
Conn., v. 4, 1916-18. Great Barring-
ton, Beverly, Mass., Crowley &
Lunt, 1916. 4419p. front.” Atelds
map) S8vo. $3.50. [14641
© May 23, 1916; 2 e. May 2s
1916; aff. June 16, 1916; A 4334386;
Crowley & Lunt, Beverly, Mass.
BERTIZLON secret service institute*,
Chicago. Bertillon secret service in-
stitute [lessons] 127 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] Contents.—In-
troduction, crimes, penalties and
legal definitions. Sub section paper
1-6.—EHlementary section. Sub sec-
tion paper 1-6.—Methods and means
of identification, Sub section paper
1-6.—Shadowing section. Sub sec-
tion paper 1-7.—Claim adjustment
section. Sub section paper 1-7.—
Department store and hotel detec-
tive section. Sub section paper 1-5.
—Railway detective section. Sub
section paper 1—4.—Character study
section. Sub section paper 1—-7.—
Commercial, criminal and civil laws
section. Sub section paper 1-6.
[14642
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 434950.
BERTRAM motor supply co. Catalogue
no. 4. Automobile supplies. Boise-
Butte [1916] 2 p. 1., vii-xxvi, 399
p. illus. 8vo. [14643
© June 23, 1916; 2-e and aii
July 1, 1916; A 431710; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
Brsty (Charles H.) & co.*, Chicago.
[14644, 14645
Condensed catalogue of Besly ale
and accessories apr OB. T. Doge oe
illus. 8vo. 265, 19IG* 2 é. and
© A
aff. May 31, 1916: a 431267.
Helmet temper taps. Catalogue no. 16,
lay ayaa ee 2 p. Svo. © May 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. May 31, 1916; A 431266.
662
~ no. 7, 1916
_ Best (Alfred M.) co., inc.*, New York.
, [14646-14648
Best’s insurance reports (Fire and ma-
rine) 1916-1917. 17th annual ed.
xv, 584 p. 4to. @ May 3, 1916; 2c.
ea 1916; aff. May 22, 1916; A
Best’s life insurance Eeports, 1G tT.
11th annual ed. 852 p. © June
£906 se2 ie: June 5, 19560 ‘aff. June
12, 1916; A 431483,
Best’s policy analyses and dividend illus-
trations. 1916 ed. 432 p. 16mo. ©
Apr. 24, 1916; 1 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 26,
1916; l'e. Apr. 25, 1916; A 498716.
Best & co.*, New York. Charming
summer sports styles. [6] p. folder,
illus. 16mo. [14649
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 482359.
Bettes (Ambro)* Harrison, Id. Un-
civilized and the civilized creations
as given by Moses. Spokane, Wash.,
Printed by Shaw & Borden com-
pany, 1916. 78 p. S8vo. $1.00.
[14650
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 483141.
Beyrruss (Alexander)* San Rafael,
Cal. Souvenir of the initial presen-
tation of Beatris Michelena in The
unwritten law. cover-title, 20 p.
illus. obl. 48mo. [Text parallel to
binding. ] [14651
© Apr: 17, 1916; 2 c. May 10,
1916; aff. May 29, 1916; A 434168.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Binghamton city
directory, 1916. Binghamton, N. Y.,
Calkin-Kelly directory company,
1916. 711 p. 8vo. $7.00. [14652
© June 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 431561; Calkin-
‘Kelly directory co., Binghamton,
Noy.
BisHorp (R. H.) jr. How to keep your
baby well. 20p. illus. 8vo. [14653
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 434479; Joseph Dean
Halliday, Cleveland.
BIsMARCK garden. Opening Wednes-
day, May 17th, new marigold room,
Bismarck garden. (Jn Chicago Sun-
day tribune.) [14654
© May 14, 1916; 1 c. June 30,
1916; A 440685; Thos. M. Bowers
ady. agency, Chicago.
BisseLtte (Arthur M.)* Washington.
Explanation of the method of play-
ing the steel guitar without the
knowledge of music. 121. 4to.
[14655
© June 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432332.
Se ee ee
BOOKS, GROUP II
14668
BLEICcCHER (A)* Washington. A,
Bleicher, ladies’ and gents’ tailor,
furrier and importer. We act on the
square. [4] p. 32mo. [14656
© June 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 434309.
BLODGETT (Harvey) co.*, St. Paul.
.[14657-14662
Are you climbing? Sheet, illus., 63 by
43 inches. © “Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ce. and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 434333.
Community thrift campaign. ine
12mo. © Feb. 19, 191 ae 2-C.and aft.
June 8, 1916; A 4343
Knowing the facts eat soot finances.
Sheet, illus., 63 by 43 inches. © Mar.
25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 8, 1916;
A 434332.
Taking your character apart. Sheet,
illus., 62 by 4% inches. @ Mar. 25,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 8, 1916; A
Well known employer said: Sheet, illus.,
63 by 43 inches. © Mar. 25, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 8, 1916; A 434335.
Who needs a bank? Sheet, illus., 64 by
44 inches. © Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 434331.
BLopGeTT (Harvey A.)* St. Paul. All
together in a good cause. New York
Centennial thrift campaign [1916]
[8] p. 16mo. [14663
© Apr. 24, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 480712.
BLUE BOOK of Winchester, 1916. Bos-
ton, Mass., Boston suburban book
company, 1916. 92, [20] p. illus.,
port., diagrs. Svo. $2.00. [14664
© May 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 481043; Boston suburban
book co., Boston.
BLUE PRINT. v. 9, 1916. Atlanta, Ga.,
Student body, Georgia school of
technology, 1916. [206],16p. illus.,
col. plates, ports. 4to. $2.50.
[14665
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec. May 25,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 431283;
P. N. Johnston, Atlanta.
Brum (Anthony)
ful investment in mines.
tus} Sp. ~ 4to.
. © June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432330; Simi co., Chicago.
Bope (Johannes Carl Peter)* Hart-
ford. Is there a God? 387 p. incl.
front (port) 16mo. $0.50. [14667
© May 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 432279.
Boice (H. K.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. Package possibilities. (In
Chicago herald) [14668
© June 16, 1916; 1 c June 19,
1916; A 440398. J. Keeley, Chicago.
Science of success-
[ Prospec-
[14666
665
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14669
BoILERMAKER. v. 1. [1916] [Have-
lock, Neb.] Senior class, Havelock
high school, May, 1916. 104 p.
illus., ports., plates. 4to. $1.50.
[14669
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. June 3, 1916;
aff. June 2, 1916; A 481347; J. Stan-
ley Brothers, jr. and Clyde E. Wil-
cox, Havelock, Neb.
sales service*, Chicago.
[14670-14675
Furniture [syndicate service] Suppl. F
$56, F 356A. May, 1916. Seees illus.
21 by 28 inches. -@© May 17, "1916;
2c. and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434244.
[Men’s syndicate service] Suppl. 357,
357A May 20, 1916. Sheet, illus., 21
by 28 inches. © May 17, 1916; Be
and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434245,
Suppl. 359-359A, June, 1916. 2 1.
illus., fol. © June 6, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. June 19, 1916; A 4384519.
i ag [syndicate service] Suppl.
N 7355; 355A. May, 1916. Sheet,
illus. 21 by 28 inches. © May 17,
1916: 2-e. and aff. June 33,1916; A
434243.
[Women’s syndicate service] Suppl. 358,
358A May 20, 1916. Sheet, illus., 21
by 28 inches. © May 17%, 1916; De.
and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434246.
Suppl. no. 360-360A June, 1916.
21. illus; fol. (© June’ 6, AStts
ec. and aff. June 19, 1916; \A "434520.
BooKLovers’ contest co., ine.*, New
York. New Orleans item’s official
Booklovers’ picturegame catalog and
reply book. cover-title, 48 p. illus.
8vo. [14676
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 4382297.
BoNNET-BROoWN
BorGERHOFF (Joseph L.) He con-
quered France but slowly. (Jn New
York times, Shakespeare tercen-
tenary, 1616-1916) [14677
© Apr. 16, 1916; 1c. May 3, 1916;
A 424230; New York times co., New
York.
Boro chemical co.*, Binghamton,
N. Y. Your throat, germ catcher,
germ breeder. [6] p. 32mo. [Text
printed parallel to binding] [14678
© June 16, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 434572.
Boss nut co.*, Chicago. Boss lock nut.
15 p. illus. 4to. (Cover-title: Boss
lock nut and its home) [14679
© June 15 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
20, 1916; A 432599.
30weRS (Edwin F.) Worry, the 8th
eardinal sin and how to banish it.
(In Chicago herald) [14680
© June 25, 1916; 1 c. June 26,
1916; A 440580; J. Keeley, Chicago.
pt.1,n.s., v.13 —
BowMan (Earl Wayland)*, Boise, Id. —
Our dander’s up at last. (Jn Boise
Sunday capital news) [14681
© July 2, 1916; ic. July 7, 1916;
A 440809.
BoxiIne; a guide to the manly art of
self-defense; rules of boxing. New
York, American sports publishing
company [1916] 86 p. front., illus.
16mo. (Spalding red cover series of
athletic handbooks, no. 25B) $0.25.
[14682
© May 26, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 481352; Amer. sports pub.
co., New York.
Boypston (E. Jennie)* Toledo, O.
We’re marching down to Mexico.
Sheet, 83 by 44 inches. [14683
© May 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 484275.
BozeELL (W. H.) Accounting system
for Corrugated fibre company. 16 p.
chart. 4to. [14684
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 ce. May 1, 1916;
aff. May 19, 1916; A 484015; Cor-
rugated fibre co., Dayton, O.
BRADSTREET’S book of commercial rat-.
ings of bankers, merchants, manu-
facturers, etc. [14685, 14686
In the United States. v. 194, July,
~ 1916. New York, The Bradstreet com-
pany, 1916. Various paging. fol.
June 19, 1916: 2 ¢.. June 22.1318.
aff. June 23, 1916; A 431609.
In the United titted and the Dominion
of Canada. v. 194, July, 1916. New
York, The Bradstreet company, 1916.
Various paging. fol. © June 19,
1916; 2 ec. June 22, 191 6% -aik. June
oe 1916: A 431610.
© Bradstreet co., New York.
BripeMan (Oliver D.) Preparedness
in the home. (Jn Chicago herald)
[14687
© June 25, 1916; 1 ec June 26,
1916; A 440578; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Broapway park place co.*, New York.
Cathedral of commerce. {Balti-
more, Md., Printed by Munder-
Thomsen co.] 1916. [30] p. front.,
illus. (part col.) 4to. [14688
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 431423.
[Brockstept (Emma)] Practical tat-
ting book, no. 1, by Deaconess
[pseud.] St. Louis, Mo., Ladies art
co., 1916. 16 p. illus. 4to. $0.10.
[14689
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Feb.
18, 1916; A 420812; Henry M.
Brockstedt, St. Louis.
664
BOOKS,
no. 7, 1916
GROUP II
14709
Brockway (Frank) Aldena. chap.
10, 11. (Jn Illustrated companion,
July, 1916) ; [14690
© June 26, 1916; 1 ec June 380,
1916; A 440632; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
BrRooKLInE, Mass. Brookline direc-
tory, 1916. no. 37. Boston, Mass.,
W. A. Greenough & co., 1916. 629
p. front. (fold. map) S8vo. $4.00.
[14691
© June 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 433575; W. A. Greenough
& co., Boston.
Brooktyn daily eagle*, Brooklyn.
Pleasure trips for little money. 22d
ed., 1916. 144 p. illus. maps.
16mo. (Cover-title: Eagle trolley
exploring guide) $0.10. [14692
© May 10, 1916; 2 c May 16,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 4381611.
BrotHers and sisters (Grand circle
of) Ritual consisting of the forms
and ceremonies for the use of the
Grand and local circles of Brothers
and sisters of America. cover-title,
21 p. 24mo. [14693
© Aug. 8, 1914; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434111; Fred T. Jones,
Shreveport, La.
Brown (Anna Wuerfel) Toledo, O.
- A. W. B. book, no. 5. Gifts and fa-
vors in tatting and crochet. 20 p.
illus. obl. 12mo. [14694
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
13, 1916; A 427648.
Brown (James Redding)* Moultrie,
Ga. World’s wonder of the Holy
Bible. [11] p. 16mo. $0.25.
[14695
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432515.
Brown County, Wis. Wright’s Brown
County directory. [ven i2; = 916]
[Green Bay, Wis., Printed by Green
Bay newspaper co., 1916] 226 p.
8vo. $3.00. [14696
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 481663; Wright
directory co., Milwaukee.
BRUBAKER (J. A.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Hay man. ist ed. 31 p. incl. front.
(port.) 16mo. [14697
© May 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 434291.
BruNSsWIcK Balke Collender co.*, Chi-
cago. Rules for playing the various
games of billiards and pocket bil-
BRUNSWICK Balke Collender c¢o.*—
Continued.
liards, also illustrating Brunswick
billiard tables for the home. 1 p. 1,
80 p. illus. (part col.) 16mo.
(Cover-title: Rules governing the
royal game of billiards) [14698
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432631.
Bryan (William Jennings) Why I
don’t believe in a bigger army for
the United States. (In Chicago
herald) [14699
© July 9, 1916; 1 ce July 10,
1916; A 440924; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Buck & Glenn ine.*, Winston-Salem,
N. C. Army & navy bulletin.
(14700, 14701
[no. 2] cover-title, 13] p. illus. S8vo.
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. June 26, 1916;
aff. June 15, i916: A 434649.
[no. 3] cover-title, [13] p. illus. S8vo.
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. June 26, 1916;
aff. June 15, 1916; ; A 484650.
Buckley (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[14702-14705
Collecting debts barred by er emney
proceedings. © July 3, 1916; 1
July 10, 1916; A 440915.
Helping somebody to forge your check.
© June 26, 1916; 1 «. July: 3.4916 =
A 4407382.
Making compromise settlements. © June
iO, LAOas -ityvee ss snne (26. J9TG's A.
440538.
When your competitor steals your selling
ideas. © June 12, 1916; 1 c. June 19,
1916; A 440412
[Note: The forcenine are in Modern
merchant & grocery world]
BUETTNER (T.) & co., ine.*, Chicago.
T. B. C. instructions and designs for
crocheting in .connection with novelty
braids. Book no. 8628. 4th enl. ed.
48 p. illus. $0.25. [14706
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A’ 420770.
BUILDING records co., ine. Building
records company, incorporated. 16
Dp: 12m: [14707
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 484531; John Painter
Patterson, Chicago.
Burpick (Arthur J.) [14708, 14709
Another chance. © Dec. 18, 1915; 1 ¢.
July 18, 1916; A 440971.
Our Fourth. @©@ June 24, 1916; 1 ec.
July 13, 1916; A 440977.
[Note: The foregoing are in American
press ]
© American press assn., New
York.
665
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14710
ee RE PL RS RT Ne I ee ee eee 4
BUREAU of business promotion*, Cin-
cinnati. Book of better business
talks. 261. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] [14710
© Apre25)' 1916 -72"e. May "25,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 482350.
BurGorne (Arthur G.) jr.
(14711, 14712
Battalion of Tenth in new camp at Mara-
thon but will go further. © July 14,
1916s) 1c July 15, 1906s A. 4441034.
Pennsy’s fighting Tenth pitches camp on
border in wake of last fight. © July
9, 1916; 1c. July 11, 1916; A 440916;
[Note: The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh gazette times]
© Pittsburgh gazette times, Pitts-
burgh.
Burester (Nathan G.) Rational sys-
tem of fire insurance rating. (In
Fire protection) [14718, 14714
2d instalment. © Apr. 28, 1916; 1 «¢.
May 8, 1916; A 440585.
3d instalment. @ May 29, 1916; 1 ce.
June 26, 1916; A 440545.
© Fire protection, caveimnat
Burnett (Alice Hale) [14715-14722
Christmas holidays at Merryvale.
Pictures by Charles F. Lester. New
York, The New York book co. [1916]
65) panels “col. inont, scoljo plates.
12mo. (The Merryvale boys) $0.40.
@ June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 29, 1916;
aff. June 30, 1916; A 433540.
Day at the county fair. Pictures by
Charles FE. Lester. New York, The
New York book co. [1916] 62 p.
incl. front. col. plates. 12mo. (The
Merryvale girls) $0.40. © June 20,
1916; 2 e@: June 29, 1916; aff. June
30, 1916; A 433542.
Father Brown’s Indian tale. Pictures
by Charles F. Lester. New York, The
New York book co. [1916] 60 p.
col. front. col. plates. 12mo. (The
Merryvale boys) $0.40. @ June 20,
19165. 2c. June’ 29, 1916: aff. June
30, 1916; A 483541.
Geraldine’s birthday surprise. Pictures
by Charles F. Lester. New York, The
New York book co. [1916] 61 p.
inel.. col. front. col. plates: Ae
(The Merryvale girls) $0.4 ©
June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 29, O916
aff. June 30, 1916; A 433543
Pictures by
The
Hallowe’en at Merryvale.
Charles IF. Lester. New York,
New York book co. [1916] 62 p.
incl. ‘col., front. col; plates igmo;
(The Merryvale_ boys) $0.40. ©
June 20, 1916; 2 c«. June 29, 1916;
aff. June 30, 1916; A 4383539.
Mary entertains the sewing’ club.
Pictures by Charles F. Lester. New
York, The New York book co. [1916]
63 p. incl. col. front. col. plates.
12mo. (The Merryvale girls) $0.40.
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 29, 1916;
aff. June 30, 1916; A 433546.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13
BuRNETT (Alice Hale)—Continued.
Merryvale boys on the farm. Pictures
by Charles F. Lester. New York, The
New York book co. [1916] Gta
incl. col. front. col. plates. 12mo.
(The Merryvale i $0 ©
ge 20, 1916;
Picnic day ae Merrysaie, Pictures by
Charles F. Lester. New York, The
New York book co. [1916] 66 D.
incl: col.” front. “col. ~ plates: be
(The Merryvale_ boys) $0.4 (@)
June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 29, O 0168
aff. June 30, 1916; A 433544.
© Amer. author’s pub. co., New
York,
BURROUGHS adding machine co.*, De-
troit. Selling the retailer. 96 p.
12mo. 0 eee
© May 38, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 4331038.
BUTTERICK pub. co.*, New York.
[14724-14726
Butterick transfers for So. Be
braiding, ete. v. 5, no.
illus. fol. $0.10. © July 191€:
2c, and afl. July 10; 192G: Te 431794.
Directions for pine needle and reed
$0.10.
work. [4] p. illus. 4to.
June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 20,
LOLGE As 432593.
House that grows, 4. House in the
Italian style, adapted to the expand-
ing idea, designed by R. M. Hood, with
a quantity survey prepared by the
Quantity survey co., inc., of New
York. cover-title, 14 illus., diagrs.
8vo. © May 20, 1916: 1-c. and aff.
June 10, 1916; 1 c. May 22, 19165
A 4343884.
ButTTERIcKS, v. 1, no. 6, June, [1916] 8
p. illus. 4to. [14727
© May 20, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. June
10, 1916; 1 ¢« May 22; a936Gpee
434385; Butterick pub. co., New
York.
CADILLAC motor ear co.*, Detroit. More
a man knows about motor ears, the
more eager he is to own a Cadillac.
Sheet, 144 by 12 inches. [14728
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 4384492.
CALIFORNIA current digest, ed. by P. V.
Ross, together with citations, comp.
by George J. Martin. [v. 2, no. 2,
Apr., 1916] San Franciseo, Ban-
croft-Whitney company, 1916. Vi,
flat fale, exit, 4to. $7.50
per year. [14729
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
9, 1916; A 427995; Bancroft-Whit-
ney co., San Francisco.
130 p.
666
i
|
|
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
14751
CALLAGHAN & co.’s Illinois cumulative
quarterly digest. [v. 8, no. 1, May,
1916] Comp. and ed. by Ralph H.
Wilkin. Chicago, Callaghan and
company, 1916. 1p. 1, 242 p. 4to.
$7.50 per yr. [14730
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec. May 831,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 431310;
Callaghan & co., Chicago.
Camp fire girls, ine.*, New York.
Where to camp. [New ed.] [28] p.
illus. 16mo. [14731
© June 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434549.
CAMPBELL (John William)* Chicago.
Happiness in marriage. Card, 11 by
12 inches. [14732
© June 7, 1916; 2 ec. June 10,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434651.
CAMPBELL iron co. Dealers catalogue,
no. 17, of auto machinists, black-
smiths and implement supplies. St.
Siouis, 1916. xxxi, 811 p._ illus.
4to. [14733
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916: A 4383603; Stuart Campbell,
St. Louis.
[CANNER (Charles A.)] [14734-14741
Bunnie’s playmates of today. New York,
Hurst & company [1916] [90] p. col.
front., col. illus. 12mo. $0.50. @©
Mig 45. 99165 2 ¢. and aff. June 15,
1916; A 431508.
My Siverite painting and drawing book
with alphabet. New York, Hurst &
company [1916] [28] p. illus. (part
col.) obl. 12mo. $0.25. @ May 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17, 1916; A
432546.
Old Mother Hubbard painting and draw-
ing book; illustrations by Harvey Otis
Kennedy. New York, Hurst & com-
pany [1916] [60] p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. [Text parallel to binding]
$0.50. @ May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432544.
Painting and drawing book with Story of
the three bears. New York, Hurst &
company [1916] [60] p. illus. (part
col.) obl. 12mo. $0.50. © May 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17, 1916; A
432543.
Peter Rabbit cut-out book, a book of pic-
ture building for children. New York,
Hurst & company [1916] 60 _ p.
col. illus. obl. 12mo. $0.60. @©@ May
15, 1916;-2 c. and aff. June 15, 1916;
A 431509.
Three bears cut-out book, a book of pic-
ture building for children. New York,
Hurst & company [1916] [62] p.
col. illus. obl. 12mo. $0.60. © May
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 15, 1916;
A 431510.
Wonderland painting book with objects
to draw. New York, Hurst & compan
[1916] Lae 1 Be illus. (part col.
obl. 12mo. May 20, 1916;
2c. and aff. eae 4 1996)5. A. 432545.
[CANNER (Charles A.) ]—Continued.
Woodland friends of Peter Rabbit. New
York, Hurst & company [1916] [48] P-
col. front., col. plates. 12mo. $0.50.
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 15,
1916; A 481507.
© Hurst & co., New York.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[14742-14745
Automobiling in the wilds of thé Cana-
dian Yukon. © June 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 19, 1916; A 440419.
Big profit in the Yukon island farms of
‘Alaska. © July 9, 1916; 1 c. July 10,
1916; A 440919.
Geicneieee on the Fourth in patriotic
Alaska. © July 2, 1916; 1-c. July 38,
1916; A 440765.
Navigating the Upper Yukon, Alaska’s
greatest river. @© June 25, 1916; 4 e
June 26, 1916; A 440572.
[ Note: The farecoine are in Washing-
ton Sunday star]
CARRELL (Theodora M.)* Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. Laboratory kitchen reci-
pes for putting up fruits with direc-
tions. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Printed
by Hansman & Pralow [1916] 27 p.
8vo. $0.25. [14746
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 4383289.
CARTER (Mrs. Frank)* Cochituate,
Mass. Adeline. Sheet, 7 by 42
inches. [14747
© May 26, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 4326338.
CARTER (Nicholas) pseud.
[14748, 14749
Over the edge of the world; or, The
ship that came back. New York,
Street & Smith [1916] 320 p. 12mo.
({New Magnet library, no. 934]) @©
June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 27,
1916; A 432710.
’Round the world for a quarter; or, A
strange chase. New York, Street &
Smith. [1916] 8 p. 1., p. [5]-—308.
12mo. ({New magnet library no.
935)) US0idSy © May 25, 1916); 2 ec:
and aff. May 29, 1916; A 434160.
© Street & Smith, New York.
CarRvER (Willard)* Oklahoma, OkIl.
Studies preparatory to that of chiro-
practic. [Oklahoma City, OkL,
Printed by the Publishers press,
1916] 64 p. 8vo. $2.00. [14750
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec June 12,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 433354.
CATE (LEsTerR E.)* St. Louis. Vest
pocket manual of fire hazards. 24 p.
16mo. $1.00. [14751
© May 17, 1916; 2 ec. May 22,
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 432419.
55661—16——2 667
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14752
CaTHOoLic chureh. Liturgy and ritual.
Odpusty. 8 p. illus. 24mo. $0.60
per 100. [14752
©: 'May '22,» 1916 2. ce. . June 2,
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 432422;
Frederick Pustet & co., New York.
CEDAR Crest orchard & produce co.*,
New York. Announcement. 31 p.
incl. front., plate, illus. 8vo. [14753
© May 12, 1916; 2 c June 8,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 432369.
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. Telephone directories.
[14754-14758
Butler, Dubois, Punxsutawney [etc.]
May 10, 1916. 144 p. 4to. June
a oles 2c. and aff. June 15, 1916;
conti East Liverpool, Salem [etc.]
Apr. 15, 1916. 131 .p.. 4to. @ June
9, 19163; 2 e.and aff. iris 21, 1916 ;
A 434554.
Fayette, Greene, Washington counties
and Monongahela Valley. Apr. 25,
1916. 177, [8] p. 8vo. © May 26,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 38, 1916; A
Lawrence County, Beaver Valley, Mercer
County, Pa., and Trumbull County, O.,
May 1, 1916. 167 p. 4to. © June 21;
1916: 2 ec. and aff. June 27, 1916; A
432705.
Pittsburgh district, May 10, 1916. 252,
148, 300 p Ato. June 1, 21946 *
2c. and aff. June 15, 1916; A 434447.
CENTRALIAN [1916] Minneapolis,
Minn., Senior classes of the Central
high school, 1916. [3]-159 p. illus.,
ports., plates. 4to. $0.75. [14759
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
38, 1916; A 433258; Franklin B. Han-
ley, Minneapolis.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century service, June, 1916.
cover-title, various paging, illus.
fol. [14760
© May 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 484158.
CHADWICK (Lester) Baseball Joe on
the Giants; or, Making good as a
ball twirler in the metropolis. New
York, Cupples & Leon company
[1916] 2p.1., 244 p. front., plates.
12mo. $0.60. [14761
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. June 10,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 481455;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
CHANDLER (Frank Wadleigh) Fal-
staff still beset by men in buckram,
(In New York times, Shakespeare
tercentenary, 1616-1916) [14762
© Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A 424234; New York times co., New
York.
| CHANDLER (George Leon) If a boy
- wants to look like a man. (In
| Boy’s companion, spring issue, 1916)
[14763
© July 8, 1916;"1-e Jub oe
1916; A 440954; McNerhany & co
Washington.
[CHANNING (Anne Heaton)] Fashion
letter, Paris, May 17, 1916. 4 —
folder. illus. 4to. [14764
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 4384521; Warner
bros. co., Bridgeport, Conn.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac. telephone
co.*, Baltimore. Telephone direc-
tories. [14765-14767
Charleston, Clendenin, East Bank [ete.]
May 1, 1916. cover-title, 79 p. S8vo.
@ May’ 1, Tite s"2) = May 31, 19963
aft. June 12: 1916: A 484559. -
Hinton, W. Va. May 1, 1916. cover-
title, 12 p. Svo. °@ > May 1, 196
2c. May 31, 1916: aif. June 12; 1916:
A 434558.
Huntington, Kenova, Logan [etc.] May
1, 1916. cover-title, 46 p. S8vo.
May 1, 1916; 2 ce. May 31, 1916; aff.
June 12, 1916; A 4384557.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone co.
of Baltimore city*, Baltimore. Tele-
phone directories. [14768-14776
Annapolis district, Apr. 15, 1916. 29,
LSi-tp. vo.. © Apr. 15, 19163 206
May 31, 1916; aff. May 25, 1916; 4
434172.
Baltimore & vicinity.
cover-title, 295, 148 p.
May 15, 1916.
4to. © May
15, 1916; 2 ¢. June’ 21, 19165) ae
June 12, 1916; A 434560.
Cumberland, Md., and vicinity. BP 15,
1916.
cover-title, 62, [2] p. S8vo ©
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. May at "1916: aff.
May 25, 1916; A 434178.
fg ae Shore, northern district, re
1916. .cover-title, 47, [1] p.
ra "Apr. 15;' 1916 3/2: @ May 31, 1916;
aff. May 25, 1916; A 434174.
Eastern Shore, eT oe district, Apr.
15,, 1986. Less (23 8vo © Apr.
15, 1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff. May
25, 1916; A 434175.
Frederick, Md., and vicinity telephone
directory, Apr. 15, 1916. cover-title,
80 p. 8vo. @ Apr. 15,,19165 2 6
May 31, 1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A
434176.
Hagerstown, Md.,
1916. cover-title, 100 p
Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff.
May 25, 1916; A 484177.
ark canis har Apr. 15, 1916. 31, [1]
Svo. © Apr. 16, 1916; 2G "May
Bt, 1916 ; aff. May 25, 1916; A 434178.
Martinsburg, W. Va., and vicinity, Ape a
1916. cover- -title, 100; 2 [25 *"ps
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. May 31, 1910:
aff. May 25, 1916; A 434179.
and vicinity, Bs ch 15,
668
pt.1, D. s., Vv. fae
eee ee ee ene
a ee
no. 7, 1916
_ CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone co.
of Va.*, Baltimore. Telephone di- |
: rectories. [14777-14779
Danville, Bedford City, Lynchburg &
Chatham, Va., May it, MAGI:
title, various paging. 8vo.
| tate: 2 c. May 31, 1916 ; aff. May 25,
ry 1916; A 434180.
Lynchburg, Bedford City, Danville and
Chatham, Was May 1; 1916. -cover-
title. various paging. Svo. © May,
#, 1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff. May
25, 1916; A 434181.
Winchester, Va., and vicinity, Apr. Lay
1916. -cover-title, 100 p. Svo. © Apr.
fae a91G;5 2 ¢. May 31, 1916; aff.
May 25, 1916; A 434182:
Cuicaco & NORTH western ry. ©co.*,
Chicago. Forty ways and more to
California and the north coast via
the Chicago and north western line.
50 p. diagrs. 8vo. [14780
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. June 26,
1916; aff. July 11, 1916; A 433681.
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE trade assn.*, Chi-
eago. National used car market
report. [14781, 14782
Auxiliary to 9th ed., issued May, ee
for zone 7. Pocket ed. 2 pos,
s-ta, 1 1 32mo. © June 22, 1916:
2 ce. and aff. June 28, 1916; A 434719.
Auxiliary to 9th ed., issued May, oo
for zone 9. Pocket ed. Dear.
a—i3, 11. 32mo. © June 23, 1916:
2c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A 434718.
CHICAGO CENTRAL station institute.
Commercial engineering course.
[14783-14786
Lesson 5, 6. 2 v. illus. 8vo. Con-
tents Lesson 5. Merchandising.—
Lesson 6. Relations to customers.
Lesson 5 © Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Mar. 8, 1916; Lesson 6 @ Mar. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 20, 1916; A
425549, 249020.
Lesson 8. Rates. cover-title, 45, [1] p.
illus. (diagrs.) Svo. (National elec-
trie light assn. ) © May 3, 1916; 2c.
and aff. May 5, 1916; A 430705.
Lesson 10. Cost of lighting. cover-title,
oe el... p. June 2, 1916;
8vo. ©
2c. and aff. June 12, 1916; A "432438.
© National electric light assn.,
New York.
CHICAGO LAW directory, 1916-17. 40th
annual ed. Chicago, Ill., Gritman &
Sullivan, 1916. cover-title, 356 p.
S8vo. $1.00. [14787
© June 1, 1916; 2c. June 3, 1916;
aff. June 2, 1916; A 431348; Charles
Gritman, Chicago.
_CHIcAGo REAL estate index co.*, Chi-
| cago. Atlas and ownership index.
[14788-14793
pare. to v. 1. [Changes from Mar. 1,
10, to Mar. 20, 1916] cover-title,
15 p. fol. © Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 434362.
BOOKS, GROUP II
14800
ae REAL estate index co.*—Con.
[Changes from Mar. 1, 1910, to
Apr. 20sec 91G)] cover- title, 15 Dp.
LOL. ©) May 23, 19NGE 22e) and. ain
June 16, 1916; A 434471.
Suppl. to v. 3 [Changes from May 1,
1909, to Mar. 20, 1916] cover-title,
20 pe etol, @ Apr: 2119165 2 e. and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 4384361.
—— [Changes from May 1, 1909, to
Apr. 20, 1916] cover-title, 29 p. fol.
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 434479,
Suppl. to v. 6 [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910, to Mar. 20, 1916] cover-title,
23ps fol. (@OpApEs2i1 19I6;; Aves and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 484360.
—— [Changes from Sept. 1, 1910, to
Apr. 20, 1916] cover-title, 23 p. fol.
© May 238, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 16,
1916; A 434473.
Cuicaco telephone co. Bell telephone
directories. [14794, 14795
Chicago and adjoining counties, June,
1916. xii, 960 p. 4to. © June 26,
AGIGe= 2-6. anteaie JULY of, LOLG. A
431767.
Lake County district, Mar., 1916. viii,
9-47, 20 p. 8vo. © Apr. 17, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. May 5, 1916; A 430704.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
CHILDS savings plan co.*, San Antonio,
Tex. Agreement. Sheet, 6 by 9
inches. [14796
© June 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 484417.
CHILHOWEAN [1916] the year book of
Maryville college. [Nashville, Tenn.,
Printed by Benson printing ©Co.,
1916] 202 p. illus., ports., plates.
4to. $2.00. [14797
© May 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 481553; David Wilson
Proffitt, Maryville, Tenn.
CHILTON co.*, Philadelphia. [Chilton
trade list] May, 1916. 1040p. obl.
24mo. [14798
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 1, 1916;
aff. June 2, 1916; A 431312.
CINCINNATI, O. Williams’ Cincinnati
directory, June, 1916. 66th annual
issue. Cincinnati, O., Press of the
Williams directory company [1916]
2 p. 1., 2629 p. S8vo. $9.00. [14799
© June 19, 1916; 2 ec June 22,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 433488;
Williams directory co., Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI & suburban Bell telephone
co.*, Cincinnati. Cincinnati and ad-
joining counties telephone directory,
June, 1916. cover-title, 248, 144 p.
4to. [14800
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 482518.
669
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14801
pt. I, 0. S., Ve ae q
CITATOR. [14801-14804
Indiana ed. v. 8, no. 1, May, 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 336 p.
8vo. $5.00 per year. © June 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 30, 1916;
A 433560.
“Iowa ed. v. 15, no. 1, May, 1916. [New
York, The Citator publishing com-
pany, 1916] cover-title, 353 p. 8vo.
5.00. © June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 380, ae A 433562.
Minnesota ed. 14, no. 1, May, 1916.
New York, The "Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 215 p.
8vo. $5.00 per year. @©@ June 16,
19163 2%e." and, ai. Juness0, 1916 :
A 433563.
Wisconsin ed. v. 10, no. 3, May 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 195 p.
. $5.00 per year. © June 17,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 30, 1916; A
433561.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
CLAIM adjusters guide, certified insur-
ance attorneys, v. 1, Jan., 1916.
Chicago, Ill., Universal guide and
adjustment co., 1915. 3819 p. 12mo.
$5.00. [14805
© Dec. 30, 1915; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1916;
aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 420328; Univer-
sal guide & adjustment co., Chicago.
Crark (Amy)* New York. Myself
said unto me. cover-title, [6] p.
24mo. $0.15. [14806
©, Mar.. 15; 19165 .2.c.. and. , aif.
June 17, 1916; A 4382520.
Criark (Frances H.) Course of les-
sons in public school music. Lesson
no. 145-152. 8 v. 8vo. Contents.—
Lesson no. 145. Percussion instru-
ments.—Lesson no. 146. Wind instru-
ments—Brass.—Lesson no. 147.
W ood—winds.—Lesson no. 148.
Stringed instruments.—Lesson no.
149. The harp and piano.—Lesson
no. 150. The talking machine.—Les-
son no. 151. The Netherland school.
—lLesson no. 152. Early composers of
France, Germany, and Great Bri-
tain. [14807
© May, 10; 1916; 2..¢., June49;
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 434533;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
CrarRK (William Lloyd Maddock)* St.
Louis. [14808, 14809
Winifred Clark crochet book. New
crochet designs in bungalow aprons,
household linens, ete. [16] p. illus.,
4to. (Winifred series, book no. 4)
$0.10. © May 24, 1916; 2 c« and
aff. May 27, 1916; A 431245.
Winifred Clark crochet designs for in-
fants and childrens wear. [16] p.
illus. 4to. (Winifred series, book no,
5) $0.10. © May 24, 1916: 2 c. and
am. May 27, 1916: A 431246.
CLEMENT (Ernest W.) [14810,14811 |
Laud Hayashi’s appointment. © July 3, —
19163). 2) e.. July “%,) Pies 440821.
May marry Korean prince. © July 5,
1916; 1c. July 10, 1916; A 440896"
[ Note:
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
CLEVELAND, O. Cleveland pocket busi-
ness and street directory. [1916]
Cleveland, O., The Erney publishing
company, 1916. 159, [1] p. “iia
24mo. $0.10. [14812
© May 22, 1916; 2 ¢ May 2&
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 434281;
John F. Erney, Cleveland.
CLEVELAND HEATER co.*, Cleveland.
[14813-14818
Always ready. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 9% by 12% inches. fold.
to obl. 32mo. © Apr. 14,1916; 246
June 5, 1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A
434321.
For the kids sake. Sheet, illus., (part
col.) printed on both sides, 12% by 93
inches, fold. to obl. 382mo. @ Apr.
14, 1916; 2c June 5, 1916; aff June
8, "1916; "A 434322.
Home satisfaction depends upon home
comfort. Rex water heaters. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. © May 6, 1916; 2 «.
June 5, 1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A
434319.
Man’s work is from sun to sun, woman’s
work is never done, unless she has hot
water. Sheet, illus. (part col.) printed
on both sides, 25 by 19 inches. fold.
to obl. 16mo. @©@ Mar. 23, 19165 2 G:
June 5, 1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A
434324.
Rex water heaters for the home com-
fortable. - [4] p. illus: ones col.)
16mo. © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. June 5,
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 434320.
Sat. 13, your last day. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 19 by
i fold to obl. 16mo. @©@ Mar.
28, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916; aff. June
8, "1916; "A 434323.
CLEVELAND SYSTEM co.*, Bridgeport,
Conn. Leaks. Card, 113 by .84
inches. [14819
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 482416; Rufus G. Cleve-
land, Bridgeport, Conn.
Crirrorp (John M.)* Providence, R. I.
We're ready, Uncle Sam.
dence, R. I., Tilford press, 1916.
cover-title, 11. 24mo. [14820
© June 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 482412.
Cops (M. McD.)* Wilson, N. C. Plays,
poems, stories and sayings. [Wil-
son, N. C., Printed by P. D. Gola
pub. ¢o., 1916] 45 p. 12mo.
[14821
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 481304.
670
The foregoing are in Chicago e
Provi- —
Col
no. 7, 1916
[Cc :
_ graph 1-6. Proof.
BOOKS,
(Sayers) ]
_try. Mentor reading course, mono-
[14822
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
_ 16, 1916: A 434449: Mentor assn.,
- inc., New York.
BORNE (Elizabeth) Yarns for chil-
dren to sew and read. New York.
The Platt & Peck co., 1916. 32 1.
illus. obl. i6mo. and card with
eol. yarns, in box, 73 by 112 inches.
| Platt & Peck co.,
$0.60.
[14823
2 tet Sune >12,
af. June 15, 1916; A 432482;
New York.
© June 8, 1916:
1916;
Core (Norman W.) Electric economy ;
or, Cut your light bills in half. 39
p. 16mo. $1.00. [14824
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
s 5, 1916: A 432321; John J. Dugan,
ea no. 65)
as 01
}
ee
_~ Card,
Olean, N. Y.
CoLLIns (Francis W.) Evaluation of
_ public utilities.
4to.
2 p. L, 34 numb. 1.
(Modern business service, re-
[14825
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
- 26,1916: A 434117; Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
INS PUBLICITY service*. Philadel-
phia. Collins business building bul-
letin. . [14826-14841
_ Collins business building bulletin. June
ao 1916. [4] p. 4to. @ June 34,
1916: 2 c. and aff. June 8, 1916; A
434369.
Constitution, by-laws, committees. As-
sociation for the encouragement of
‘thrift. cover-title, 12 p. 4to. © Mayr
27, 1916: 2 c. and aff. June 8, 1916;
A 434370.
Diligence is the mother of good luck.
Card, 36 by 28 inches. © June 10,
1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916; aff. July 18
1916: A 436071.
Ha py is he who gets the berth nearest
e fire. Card, 36 by 28 inches. ©
June 10, 1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916; aff.
July 18, 1916: A 436070.
Honey is sweet but the bee has a sting.
6 by 28 inches. © June 10,
1916: 2c. July 8, 1916; aff. July is.
1916: A 436074.
Lean award is better than a fat judg-
ment. Card, 36 by 28 inches.
June 10, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916; aff.
July 18, 1916: A 436067.
_ Look before you or you'll find yourself
behind. Card, 36 by 28 inches. ©
June 10, 1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916; aff.
July 18, 1916; A 436065.
_ Secretary, Association for the encour-
agement of thrift. cover-title, 16
4to. © June 1, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916: A 434368.
Small leak will sink a great ship. Card,
36 by 28 inches. © June 10, 1916;
2c. July 8, 1916; ae July 18, 1916;
A 436075.
671
GROUP Il
———
14849
Shakespeare’s coun- | CoLLINS PUBLICITY service*—Contd.
Success depends upon the habits we con-
tract today. Card. 36 by 28 inches.
@ June 10, 1916; 2 ec. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 18, 1916; A 436066.
That some are rich shows that others
May become rich. Card, 36 by 28
inches. © June 10, 1916: 2 ec. July 8,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 436069.
This is the treasury of the world. Card,
36 by 28 inches. © June 10, 1916;
ney July, 8, 1916; aff. July 18, 1916;
A 436072
Thrift Se it begins to root has rapid
growth. Card, 36 by 28 inches.
June 10, 1916: 2 ec. July 8, 1916; aff.
July 18, 1916: A 436068.
Used key is always bright.
28 inches. @
July 8, 1916;
Card, 36 by
June 10, 1916; 2 e.
aff. July 18, 1916; A
436073.
Vocational studies. Iron and_ “steel.
School ed. cover-title, [16] p. illus.
4to. (Teachers’ auxiliary no. 7
Apr. 27. 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. June 15,
1916: A 432485.
When the well’s dry we Know the worth
of water. Card, 36 by 28 inches. ©
June 10, 1916: 2 c. July 8, 1916; aff.
July 18, 1916: A 436076.
CoLoniIsAL trust co., Pittsburgh.
[14842-14848
All of us need help at times. es 34
by 6 inches. © May 29, 1916; =
June 15, 1916; aff. May 31, 1916:
43448T.
Do you know where your support will
come from when you are old? Sheet,
32 by 6 inches. @ May 29, 1916; 2c.
and aff. June 15, 1916; A 434489"
How about your life insurance? Sheet,
33 by 6 inches. @ May 29, 1916; 2.
June 15, 1916; aff. May 31, 1916;
z 434485.
Is there a child somewhere—yours or
another’s—that might need protection
if you were away? Sheet, 3% by 6
inches. @ May 29, 1916; 2 ec. June
15, 1916: aff. May Sf. 19182) &
434484,
Is there an’ old father or mother who
looks to you for the support of de-
clining years? Sheet, 34 by 6 inches.
© May 29, 1916: 2 ¢c. June 15, 1916;
aff. May 31, 1916: A 434483.
Most embarrassing of all times. Sheet,
3% by 6 inches. @ May 29, 1916; 2
ce. June 15, 1916; aff. May 31, 1916;
A 434486.
Of course we receive ag ig Sheet,
34 by 6 inches. © M 29, 1916; 2
ec, June 15, 1916; aff. gnc <i 1916;
A 434488.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
CoLORADO CUMULATIVE quarterly digest.
[v. 1, no. 2, Mar., 1916] By George
S. Berry and publisher’s editorial
staff. Denver, Col., The W. H.
Courtright publishing company
[1916] 206 p. Svo. $7.50 [14849
© Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26. -1916: A 433183; W. H. Court-
right pub. co., Denver.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14850
CotorApo Sprines, Col. R. L. Polk
directory co.’s Colorado Springs,
Colorado City, and Manitou city di-
rectory, 1916. v. 13. Colorado
Springs, Col., The R. L. Polk direc-
tory co., 1916, 1 p. 1., 7-618 p. 8vo.
$6.00. [14850
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 433482; R. L. Polk
directory co., Colorado Springs, Col.
CoLuMBIA tire & auto co. [Catalouge,
1916] Lafayette, Ind. [1916] xvi,
20) Deus. ovo: [14851
© June’ 12,1916; 2.enand: aff.
July 1, °1916;-A 4381712; John A.
Schick, Chicago.
CoLVILLE (W. J.) . Story of Parsifal, a
meditation on spiritual progress.
New York, Macoy publishing and
masonic supply co., [1916] 16, [1]
p. 16mo. $0.10. [14852
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 434470; Macoy publish-
ing and masonic supply co., New
York.
CoMMERCE trust co., Kansas City, Mo.
[14853, 14854
New plan for saving, weekly isa yi nes
Cor En GaEey $50) - [4]. ap.
Feb. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. aly 5,
1916 ; A 432890.
Weekly savings certificate, term one year,
50. [8] p. folder. '16mo, © Feb.
16, 1916;.2 c. and aff, July 5, 1916; A :
432891.
© Percival George Turner, Kan-
sas City, Mo. [Copyright is claimed
on change of form, etc.]
CoMMERCIAL club of Kansas City, Mo.
(Dept. of traffic)* Kansas City, Mo.
Shippers guide no. 1 from Kansas
City, Mo. cover-title, 172 p. 4to.
[14855
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 481409.
CoMPERE (Comfort H.) & co. Farm
for sale—bargain. 2 1., [2] p., 11.
illus., map. 4to. [14856
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
aff. June 14, 1916; A 434476; Com-
fort H. Compere, Chicago.
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday-school and
pub. soc.*, Boston. Orders of wor-
ship. (Jn Worship and song, ed. by
Benjamin S. Winchester, Grace Wil-
bur Conant. Ed. B) [14857
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. May 17, 1916;
aff. May 16, 1916; A 433244.
67
pt.1,n.s., v.13 |
Conover (W. Rockwood) 2!
[14858-14860 —
Designing and drafting. © June 22, —
1916; 1 c. June 23, 1916; A ee a.
Disposal of scrap and refuse. © Jun
9, 1916; 1c. June 30, 1916; A 440803.
Heating fictory departments. © July 6,
191 6: 1 ec. July 7, 1916; A 440816,
[Note: The foregoing are in American
machinist] ;
© Hill pub. co., New York.
Conroy (Thomas J.)* New York. ©
Illustrated catalogue and price list. © |
cover-title, A-F, 272 p. illus. S8vo.
[14861
© May 19, 1916; 2 ce. May 20, 4
1916; aff. June 1, 1916; A 433246.
CONSUMERS co-operative co.*; Chicago.
Fighting the high cost of living.
[16] p. illus. 16mo. [14862
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 7
. 2, 1916; A 434477.
CONTEMPORARY verse. v. 1, no. 6, June,
1916. [Philadelphia, Pa., Printed by
G. F. Lasher] 1916. cover-title, p.
81-96. 8vo. [14863
© June 1, 1916; 2
6, 1916; A 432353; Howard S. Gra-
ham, jr., Devereux C. Josephs &
Samuel McCoy, trading as Con-
temporary verse, Philadelphia.
CONTINENTAL BOND corporation.
[14864, 14865 —
Continental investment bond, class M, —
[4] p. fol. fold. to 8vo. © Apr. 14,
1916; 2 c. June 8, 1916; aff. May 26,
1916; <A 434347.
Continental route to prosperity. 16
8vo Apr. 24, 1916; 2 ec. June 8,
1916: aff. May 26, 1916; A 434348.
© H. R. Mitchner, Denver.
What every guest
Card, 10
CoNTINENTAL hotel.
of this hotel should know.
by 5 inches. [14866
© May 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482148; Essex pub. Co.,
Newark, N. J. a
Cooke (Philos) Improved alphabet
for spelling phonetically the English
language. [3] p. 16mo. [14867
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. June 8, 1916;
aff. June 5, 1916; A 482344; Philos
& H. Louise Stevens Cooke, Oakland,
Cal.
CootinceE (Emelyn L) & Kift (Vir-
ginia E.)* Philadelphia. Kitchen
movies for the baby. (Jn Ladies
home journal, July, 1916) [14868
© June 20, 1916; 1 ce. June 21,
1916; A 440447.
ec. and aff. June ©
no. 7, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
14887
CORRESPONDENCE School of patent law*, | CRANE (Herbert P.) How I won the
Washington. Patent laws and office
practice. Lecture 20. [Rev. ed.]
24 p. S8vo. [14869
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484366.
‘CorTLAND, N. Y. Cortland, Homer and
McGrawville directory, 1916. EIl-
mira, N. Y., M. P. Goodhue, 1916.
1 p. 1., 7-393 p. Svo. $3.00. [14870
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 431664; Maurice P.
Goodhue, Elmira, N. Y.
CotTMAN (George S.) Under three
flags, Indiana, ed. and comp. by
George S. Cottman, M. R. Hyman;
adapted from Cottman-Hyman cen-
tennial history of Indiana. Indi-
anapolis, M. R. Hyman publishing
co., 1916. cover-title, [44] p. illus.,
maps. obl. 24mo. $0.15. [14871
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 484116; Max R. Hyman,
Indianapolis.
‘CoTTONSEED oil mill directory and cot-
tonseed calculator, 1916. Atlanta,
Ga., The Oil miller [1916] 2388 p.
8vo. $3.00. [14872
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 433490; Oil miller, At-
lanta.
Coutson (Elizabeth) Guide for begin-
ners in piano playing, by E. Coulson
and Grace H. Spofford. Boston, |
Mass., The Boston music co., 1916.
vii, [2], 90 p. 4to. (Boston music
co. Golden key series, no. 4) $1.25.
[14873
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
aff. Mar. 6, 1916; A 427182; Boston
music co., Boston.
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. (Jn Fruit grower)
[14874, 14875
mere no. le. sune 15, 1916. © June
im teta. 1c. June. 26, 1916;
440569.
moog. no, 10, July 1, 1916: © July 1,
1916; 1c. July 5, 1916; A 440766.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Covett (Alwyn T.) [14876, 14877
Library, the room of atmosphere and re-
pose. © June 1, 1916; 1c. July 7,
1916; A 440812.
Spirit of home in the, apartment. ©
Pune s, 1916; 11¢,' fuly, 7, 1916;;A
440813.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Glen
Falls Post-star.]
© Good furniture magazine, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
most beautiful girl in the world.
(In Chicago herald) [14878
© June 18, 1916; 1 ec. June 19,
1916; A 440428; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CREDIT REFERENCE C0.*, Sioux City, Ia.
Credit reference and trust book,
June 1, 1916. 14thed. 1p.1., 676 p.
12mo. $12.00. [14879
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
38, 1916; A 4388272.
CREDIT URBAN of America trust co.*,
Chicago. First mortgage gold bond.
Series C, amount, $1000. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 17 by 19
inches, fold. to 4to. [14880
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 432499.
CREHORE (Mary Alice & Harriet
Louise)* St. Louis. Post Easter
greeting. Behold the lilies. cover-
title, 12 p. illus. 24mo. $0.10.
[14881
© May 24, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 434317.
CrINION (Edmund) [14882-14884
Lake County offers attractive tours for
thes motorist: @yApr. 30) 19mGis) 1 ce
July 5, 1916; A 440779.
Lake County tours lure week end motor
» Cie PRIMES CO)rdinmey 4h aI loys ab @,
July 5, 1916; A 440781.
Napa County resorts prove attractive for
week-end motor parties. @ May 7,
19163 1") duly 5, LOG s “Al "440780:
[Note: The foregoing are in Oakland
tribune ]
© Oakland tribune, Oakland, Cal.
Crockett (Sherman) Two American
boys with the Dardanelles battle
fleet. Illus. by Charles L. Wrenn.
New York, Hurst & company [1916]
314 p. front., illus. 12mo. $0.50.
[14885
© July 5, 1916; 2c and aff. July
11, 1916; A 483668; Hurst & co.,
New York.
CroMIE (William J.) [14886, 14887
Exercises on the side horse and flying
rings. New York, American sports
publishing co. [1916] cover-title, 93,
[21 p. tront., illus., ports. 16mo.
(Spalding’s athletic library, no. 67R)
$0.25. © June 16, 1916; 2 c¢. and
aff. June 21, 1916; A 4381590.
Parallel bar exercises. New York,
American sports publishing company
[1916] 145,), [2]. oir frontiy.. 108;
16mo. (Spalding red cover series of
athletic. handbooks, no. 68R) $0.25.
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
91, 1916; A 481588.
© Amer. sports pub. co., New
York.
673
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14888
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* Sacramento,
Cal. Some aspects of modern shing-
Hing... July,.' 916: (In Building
age) [14888
©)? June27, 1916s" och Iuly {43,
1916; A 440980.
CUMULATIVE INDIANA digest and notes
to statutes. 11th year, no. 1, Apr.,
1916. Ed. by Richard L. Ewbank.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. cover-title, viii,
183 p. 4to. $4.00 per year. [14889
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 483594; Bobbs
Merrill co., Indianapolis.
CUMULATIVE KENTUCKY digest and
notes to statutes. v. 4, no. 4, Apr.,
1916. Ed. by Daniel W. Crockett.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. cover-title, viii,
107 p. 4to. $4.00 per year. [14890
© -Apriv25,. 1916: 2) Gl July’ 3,
1916; aff. July 1, 1916; A 483596;
Bobbs Merrill co., Indianapolis.
CUMULATIVE OKLAHOMA digest and
notes to statutes. v. 4, no. 1, Apr.,
1916. Ed. by Daniel W. Crockett.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. cover-title, viii,
155 p. 4to. $4.00 per year. [14891
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 4838595; Bobbs-
Merrill co., Indianapolis.
Curran (Arthur Fox)* Maysville, Ky.
Sidelights on Kentucky history.
Dec. 5, 1915-May 14, 1916. [24 in-
stalments] (In Cincinnati En-
quirer. ) [14892
© Dec. 5, 1915-May 14, 1916; 1c.
June 28, 1916; A 440614.
CurTIs (Emma E.)]* Melrose, Mass.
Desserts of quality, how to prepare
them. cover-title 20, [2] p. col.
illus. 48mo. [14893
© May 17, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 432406.
Curtis (W. D.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. What every successful man
knows. (In Chicago herald)
[14894
©..June 22... 1916* 1 ¢. Jtime 24
1916; A 440523; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Curtis pubilshing co.*, Philadelphia.
Proofs. 60 p. illus., maps. fol.
[14895
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 434119.
pt. I n.s., vi Oe
CurRTISS aeroplane co.*, Buffalo. Cur- —
tiss military aeroplanes.
f16]p... illus. #6ve: |
© June 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. |
June 238, 1916; A 4384637.
DaAAaE (Peter) [14897, 14898
Arbitration law resisted. © June 17,
1916; 1 c. June 21, 1916; A 440433.
Worecsan strike declared off. © Jun
15, 1916; 1 c. June 19, 1916; A 440410.
[Note:
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-—
cago.
DAHEIM. 52. [Hach. illus. 4
fol. Jo pts: [14899-14908
nr. 8, 20, nov., 1915. @ Nov. 20, 1915-3
1°e. July 15, 1916; A—Foreign, 13950.
nr. 10, 4. dez., 1915. "@ Dec. 4,°198a5
ues July 15, 1916: A—Foreign, 13951.
nr. 11, 11, dez., 1915. @ Dee: 11, 19iae
‘1 ec. July 15, "1916; A—Foreign 13952.
nr, 12, 18. dez., 1915. © Dec. 18, 1otae
1 eo Suly* La, "1916; A—Foreign’ 13953.
nr.. 13, 25. dez., 1915. @ Dee. 25, 19iSe
bee; Suly 15; 1916; A—Foreign’ 13954.
nr. 14, 1. jan., 1916. © Jan, 1 eee
ie ‘July 15, LOGS A—Foreign 13955.
nr. 15, 8. jan.,; 1916.. © Jan..8, 190
Loc. July 15, 19a. A—Foreign 13956.
nr. 16, 15. jan., 1916. © Jan. 15, 191658
Gs "July 15, LOTS; A—Foreign 13957. 4
nr. 17, 22. jan., 1916. @ dans 22, 113i
1 ‘e., July, 15, "1916; A—Foreign 13958.
nr. 18, 29. jan., 1916. @ Jan. 29, 19108
fe July 15, 1916; A—Foreign 13959.
© Daheim-expedition, Leipzig.
Dart steel products co.*, Lansing, Mich.
Wolverine chemical closets,
nual catalog. 31 p. ‘illus. sv@
(Cover-title: Comfort and conven-
ience for rural homes) [14909
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 ¢ June im
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 432424,
DAKOTA business college*, Fargo, N. D.
Some facts for. Sheet, illus., (part —
col.) printed on both sides, 14 by 11 —
inches. fold. to 12mo. [14910
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 3, 1916;
aff. June 5, 1916; A 4382335.
Date (Alan) Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [14911-14913
June 25,.1916. © June 25, 19163 i
June 28, 1916; A 440588.
July 2, 1916. © ae 3, 1916; 1 ¢. July
5, 1916; A 44074
July 9, 1916. © ee at 1916; 1 ¢ July
11, 1916; A 440917
jahrg.
DALRYMPLE “(Leona) Good night
stories. Proof, illus. [14914-14917
‘ Fairy banjo. © May 27, 1916 ; 2c. and
aff. June 13, 1916; A 434435
Fairy foxglove. © June 10, 1916; 2°
and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432538.
674
cover-title, |
[14896 |
The foregoing are in Chicago ‘ |
3d an- ©
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916 14971
DALRYMPLE (Leona )—Continued. Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Spirit of the desert. © May 27, 1916; Christmas greeting. My thoughts are
2 ec. and aff. June 13, 1916. A 434434. RED ean = ie ae aus. 32mo.
Wooly goblin. © June 3, 1916; 2 c. and pee Sos uly 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
aff. June 15, 1916; A 432505. July 24, 1916; A 435269.
Newspaper feature service, inc., Tiniest EHS are the shiniest.
ah es Pp Card, col. illus., 22 by 4 inches. §0.03.
. © July 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 24,
Damon (Inez Field) Primary ele- 1916; A 435288.
ments of music. New York and Chi- ear isunas epee tines: 1 Bone phat Cheist:
3 mas has in store. olded card, col.
cago, The A. 8. Barnes jee illus., 44 by 64 inches. $0.05. © July
gio, Iv,25p. I12mo. $0.32. 2 14, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, 1916;
[14918 A 435294.
I send this card to say I hope.
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. May 10, Folded card, col. illus. 32mo. $0.05.
1916; aff. May 11, 1916; A 431021; © July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff, July 24,
A. S. Barns co., New York. 1916; A 435285.
= I 1 this litt g Told-
DANFORTH, Reaves & co.*, New York. Sent ae ae be OL ne.
Key to Wall street transactions. $0.05. © July 14, 1916; 2 c and aff.
cover-title, 9, [1] p. 16mo. [14919 ee 24, Pane A a aed:
ae 5 2 May ristmas bring enough goo
© May 26, 1916 . 2 G3 and aff. June cheer, Card, col. illus. we 34 by 5s
10, 1916; A 434888. inches. $0.05. @© July 14, 1916; 2
e. and aff. July 24, 1916; A "435293.
Davenrort (M’Harg) Bigger, better May Peace on earth, good will to
business. Capitalizing a climate. are ea fobs by, 5 Bee
‘ Ald) uly , 2 CON Goaie.
(In Chicago herald) [14920 July 24,1916: A 435279.
© June 21, 1916; 1 c. June 22, Merry Christmas. With this old
1916; A 440478; J. Ke eley, Chicago. ie reat rectiite: an te illus.
mo uly Fei Gs
aayew tree expert co., inc.*, Kent, O. eal Me rae ae 1916: A’ 435289.
When your trees need the tree sur- You will have on Christmas morn-
geon. 16 p. illus., port. S8vo. ing. cover-title, 1 1. col. illus. obl.
[14921 48mo. .$0.25. © July 14, 1916; 2c
and aff. July 24, 1916; A "435305.
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June Christmas message. I miss you in the
9, 1916; A 432409. summertime. 2 1. col. illus. 48mo.
Davies (Landon T.)* New York. Se ue ee
a D5 os
[14922-14925 Christmas wish. May Christmas-tide be
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city, June, 1916, kind to you. Folded card, col. illus.
issue. Wall ay 26 by 15 inches. obl. 48mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916;
$1.00. © June 2, 1916; 2 ¢. June 5, | 2c. and aff. July 24, 1916: A 435309.
1916 ; aff. June 6, 1916; A 434305. Christmas wishes. When a body likes a
Davies’ dividend chart containing divi- body. Card, col. illus., 4 by 5 inches.
dend information relative to stocks $0.10. © July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
qralt in un aa York reek a July 24, 1916; A 435300.
change. July, issue. all car creat r :
924 by 154 inches, "$1.00. © July 14, | "Ctra col illus. ¢ by 5 inches, $0.10.
1916; 2c. July 18, 1916; aff. July 19, © July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1916; A 435191. 24, 1916; A 435292.
Davies’ transfer card. July, 1916, issue. : it ne. Algal
Wall card, 25 by 203 inches. ’ $1.00. Be Rett euintria wale Le
33 by 52% inches. $ © July
© July 13, Ct 2 c July 20, 1916; 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
Directory of curb and bond. brokers,
June, 1916 issue. Wall chart, 223 by ag eee Sys faim 10 cn
144 inches. $1.00. © June 17, 1916; July 14, 1916: 2c. and aff. July 24,
2c. June 22, 1916; aff. June 21, 1916; 1916; A 435291.
Biausent. Happy Christmas. May your Christmas
Davies supply co. General catalogue be so pleasant. 21. col. illus. 32mo.
D. Everything for steam and wa- $0.10. © July 14, ae ce. and
ee Ok eee cued ii omen vamos I think of
. = 09 —— 1en ris s f x
627 p. illus. 8vo. [14926 you. 21. col. illus. 24mo. $0.15. ©
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24,
96, 1916; A 433157; F. E. Moore, 1916 ; A 435310. a ae:
i Ha New Year to you. ime s 23 s
oe ont ye years but not our friends.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston. col. ‘illus. obl. 48mo. $0.10. “o
[14927-14971 pee oe peste: 2c. and aff. July 2
; Binws 35297.
Christmas card for my mother. My ’ :
mother dear! With thoughts of you. Happy wish that’s meant gine, 10,
cover-title, 1 1. col. illus. obl. 48mo. col, illus, 24mo. $0.25. © 1018: uy
$0.25. © July 14,, 1916; 2 c. and aff. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, 191
July 24, 1916; A 425271. 435307.
675
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14972
pt.1,n.s., v.13 —
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Here’s a hearty wish. Card, col. illus.,
434 by 52 inches. $0.10. © July a
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 24, 1916;
435308.
Just a little gift.
Merry Christmas! I
hope you'll
find it useful. Folded
card, col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.03. ©
July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435296.
Just a trifle. Merry Christmas,
don’t be disappointed. 21. col. illus.
obl. 48mo. $0.03. © July 14, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435274,
Little gift—a lot of love. Merry
Christmas. I couldn’t send you any-
thing 2). col. illus.” obl.” 48mo.
$0. 03. © July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A "435275.
Little gift with loads of good wishes.
Merry Christmas! Though poor at
gift selecting. Folded pares col. illus;
2 by 5% inches. $0.0 ‘© July 14,
1916; 2c, and aff. ity 24, 1916; A
435303.
Lot of love with a little gift. Merry
Christmas! I hope you'll be as happy.
21. col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.03. ©
July 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July 24,
2s A 435295.
Now
Although you searched
Post card, col.
ee Thiet a
friendly little token. Card, col. illus.,
4 by 5 inches. $0.10. © July 14,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
435280.
Just to show that I am keeping.
Card, 23 by 4 inches. $0.03. © July
Hep ppy New
14, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A "435287.
May your Christmas be merrier.
Card, col. illus., 34 by 4% inches.
$0.05. © Jul 4, 1916; i ec. and aff,
July 24, 191 A’ 435301
Merry Christmas. It’s the same
old wish. Card, col. illus., 2% by :
inches. $0.03. © July 1A, ADL 2c
and aff. hate 24, 1916; A 435299.
—— My wishes ate puch ble ones. "9 il
col. illus. 32mo. $0.10. © July
14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916.
A 4352 68.
Sent with happy memories of all
the years. Card, illus., 44 by 5 inches,
0.15. © Jan. 34, 1916; 2c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A’ 435278.
To my friend. To have a friend is
a blessing. 1 1. col. illus. 32mo.
$0.15. © July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; ‘A 435277.
To our neighborly friends. Card,
col. illus., 34 by 44 inches. $0.10. ©
July 14, "1916: 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435276.
On New Year’s day. Should auld ac-
quaintance be forgot. one e col. illus.,
23 by 4% inches. $0.03. © July en
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July 24, 1916;
353811.
Season’s greetings. Christ who _ gave
Himself. 21. col. illus. 32mo. $0.10.
@ July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435312.
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Rollicking, frolicking frost - laden
breeze. no. 108. . col. illus, 24mo.
$0.15. @ July 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 435304.
Since Christmas is a season. 2 1,
col. illus. 382mo. $0.10. © July i
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916;
435283.
This is to certify that if ever. Card, col.
illus., 4 by 52 inches. $0.10. © July
916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 435298.
Tis the same old fashion greeting. Card,
col. illus., 44 by 5 inches. $0.10.
July 14, 1916; 2c and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435302.
Very merry Christmas. Wishing you
happiness always. cover-title, 1 1.
col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.15. © July
14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 435281.
gies for you.
I never sent a bats wish.
. illus., obl. 48mo.
July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435273.
Wish I employ. Merry Christmas. Card,
col. illus., 3% by 4% inches. $0.05. @©
July 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435270.
Davis (Virgil A.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Virgil Davis health system. 38 l.
illus. 4to. [14972
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 484642.
Davis & Furber machine co.*, North
Andover, Mass. Carding machines.
cover-title, 117 p._ illus, plans,
diagrs. S8vo. [14973
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15,1916; A 432479.
DAVISON’S TEXTILE BLUE book; United
States and Canada. Pocket ed.
29th annual ed., July, 1916, to July,
1917. 1048 p. 12mo. $3.00.
[14974
© July 7, 1916; 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1916;
aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 487114; Davison
pub. co., New York.
DAVISON’S TEXTILE DIRECTORY for sales-
men. 6th annual ed., July, 1916.
New York, Davison publishing co.,
1916. 408, [4] p. 24mo.
© June 28, 1916; 2 ce. June 30,
1916; aff. June 29, 1916; A 4381703;
Davison pub. co., New York.
Day (T.) Adam and Eve and the
serpent. New York, Law of nature
publishing house, 1916. 96 Pp.
illus., diagr. Svo. $0.25. [14976
© May 29, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
81, 1916; A 432241; Law of nature
pub. house, New York.
676
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
DECKER (A. R.) [14977-14979
For tariff league after war. © June 14,
1916; 1c. June 17, 1916; A 440357.
Weather helps air battles. © June 20,
1916; 1 c. June 23, 1916; A 440508.
Wrecks two flyers 9,000 feet in air. ©
June 29, 1916; 1 c. July 3, 1916; A
440739.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
DECOURCELLE (Pierre)* Paris. Mar-
chands de patrie. nos. 60-124. [65
instalments] (Jn Paris Journal, 1°*
avril—4 juin, 1916) [14980
© Feb. 2, 1916; 1 ec. each June 20,
1916; A—Foreign 14020.
DEDOMINIcCIS (Michael)* ‘Torrington,
Conn. [14981, 14982
Meaning of the Red, white and blue. ©
sunes25, 1916; 1 ¢ June 26, 1916;
A 440564.
They have answered our nation’s call.
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916;
A 440613.
[Note: The foregoing are in Torring-
ton news]
DeeMs (Clarence) jr. Semaphore sig-
naling simplified. Columbus, O., The
H. T. Miller co., 1916. 26-p. illus.
24mo. $0.25. [14983
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 432367; Edward T. Mil-
ler co., Columbus, O.
De Lone (George Keller)* Allentown,
Pa. Natal throes; songs for home
and school. 20, [4] p. front. (port.)
16mo. $0.10. [14984
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 434203.
DEMING (Rose F.)* Palestine, Tex.
Fall of the Alamo, a recitation by
Rose Martine [pseud.] [Palestine,
Tex., Printed by Quality print shop,
1916] cover-title, [6] p. illus. 8vo.
$0.25. [14985
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 c. May 29, 1916;
aff. July 10, 1916; A 431829.
DENHAM (Marcus)* Russellville, Ark.
Novel song book. Washington, Ark.,
Novel music publishers [1916] 7 p.
port. Svo. $0.25. [14986
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434285.
DENTISTS’ laboratories, inc.*, New
York. Vim and vigor. [8] p. illus.
24mo. [14987
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 482357.
14998
DENVER, Col. Ballenger & Richards
Denver directory, 1916. v.46. Den-
ver, Will H. Richards, 1916. 4p. 1,
[17]-1889 p. illus. 8vo. $8.00.
[14988
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 431535 ; Will H. Rich-
ards, Denver.
DeERRICK publishing co.*, Oil City, Pa.
Oil field report, month of April.
(In Oil City derrick) [14989
© May 1, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A 4242387.
DESCRIPTIVE directory of southern
power plants. 1st issue. Atlanta,
Ga., Southern engineer, 1916. 78 p.
Svo. [14990
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418800; Southern en-
gineer, Atlanta.
DETMER service. v. 14, no. 11. 8 p.
Mins: Gpart eol.) fol. [14991
©OmJunent0:-4916e92 c and waft.
June 15, 1916; A 482484; Detmer
woolen co., New York.
DEVEREUX (Mary Dunbar) Mystery
of the Bagaduce. (In Lewiston
journal) [14992
© May 27, 1916; 1 ¢ June 13,
1916; A 440783; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
DEWsNuP (Ernest Ritson) Freight
classification, [by] E. R. Dewsnup
[and] John P. Curran. [pt. 1—4.]
Chicago, La Salle extension univer-
sity, 1916. 4 v. 8vo. Contents: 1.
Origin, construction and application,
form of publications.—2. Excep-
tions and use, uniform classification,
principles.—3. Rules and_ regula-
tions.—4. Rules of the classifications
(official, western, and southern).
' [14993
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. May 5, 1916; A 480709; La
Salle extension university, Chicago.
DrxteR Horton trust & savings bank*,
Seattle. [14994, 14995
Attorney and the trust company. [14]
p. 24mo. © May 16, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 8, 1916; A 434340.
Trust company service. [18] p. 24mo,
© May 16, 1916; 2c. and aff. June 8,
1916; A 4343841,
DE-ZENG standard co. 14996-14998
De Zeng’s electric ophthalmoscope-reti-
noscope, set no. 971. Sheet, illus.,
rinted on both sides, 104 by 7h
nches. © May 25, 1916; 2c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 432366.
677
cso 2
-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14999
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
Der-ZENG standard co.—Continued.
De Zeng’s new phoro-optometer. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 94 by 63
inches. © May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 4382365.
Souter’s tonometer gives direct readings
of the intraocular tension. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 94 by 632 inches.
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 7,
1916; A 432364.
© H. L. De Zeng, Camden, N. J.
DicsBy (Bassett) [14999-15008
Austrian sees vital blow given to army.
pune 30,1916; 1 es July.5, 198654
O24.
Austrians’ retreat fast becoming rout.
© June 16, 1916; 1 c. June 21, 1916;
A 440442.
Belgian motorists help Czar’s advance.
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 29, 1916;
A 440621. ‘
©
Czar’s flyers help Galician campaign.
June 232 1916: "ive: June 28, 11916:
A 440611.
Letter bares German riots. © July 8,
1916; 1 ¢. July 12, 1916; A 440945.
Lutsk kept in terror by many executions.
@ June-Z8-oiGe ie. July f. 19lG:
A 440668.
Moving to save Transylvania. © July 8,
1916; 1c. July 12, 1916; A 440949.
Russian air fleet hits troop trains. ©
July 12, .cAgICS, 1 cx July. 121916:
A 441025.
Russian-American pact to be _ pushed.
© June 14, 1916; 1 c. June 17, 1916;
A 440360.
Starvation in Kovel is refugees’ report.
©. July 10,.1916; 1.e. July 13,1916;
A 440986.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Dime deposit bank. Full paid thrift
help certificate. [15009-15011
$50. Sheet, printed on both sides. 11
by 18 inches, folded to 4to. © May 5,
1916; °2°%¢. and aff. June 7; 1916s) A
432361.
$100. Sheet, printed on both sides, 11
by 18 inches, folded to 4to. @ May 5,
1t996.:. 2..¢c.. and att..Junes, 7, £9165) A:
432360.
$250. Sheet, printed on both sides, 11
by 18 inches, folded to 4to. © May 5,
1916:,2° ca .andjai, June. fy 1986504
432362.
© National
Scranton, Pa.
DISSTON CRUCIBLE. v. 5, no. 4, May 15,
1916. cover-title, 1 p. 1. 51-64 p.
illus. 8vo. [15012
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
13, 1916; A 434416; Henry Disston &
sons, ine., Philadelphia.
Ditmas (Mary Adele)* New York.
Clothing the family. [New York],
New York association for improv-
ing the condition of the poor, [1916]
19 p. 4to. $0.25. [15013
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 434467.
thrift system ©Co.,
Dopvce (Alfred C.) Manual or text
‘
eo
book; giving specific information re-—
garding the manufacture and sale of —
the Dodge system of weighing and
selling merchandise. 21st ed. New
York, The Dodge scale company
[1916] [66] p. front. (port.) S8vo.
[15014
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 7, 1916; A 481773. Dodge |
scale co.. New York.
DoLsEN (John E.) Veterans. (Jn
American press) [15015
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1 @ July We
1916; A 440974; American press
assn., New York.
Dotson (Cora A. Matson) New Year’s
eall. (In American press) [15016
; © Dec. 18, 1915; Leeroy 2a
1916; A 440972; American -press
assn., New York.
DoNnAHEY (William) * Chicago.
[15017-15021
Teenie Weenie army marches home.
©
June 18, 1916; 1 ¢e. June 22, 1916;
A 440484.
Teenie Weenie clown makes a discovery.
© July 9, 1916; 1 ¢. July 13, 29565
A 440968. .
Teenie Weenie lady of fashion, the
doctor and Gogo have a narrow es-
cape.
1916; A 440791.
Teenie Weenies. Chicago, The Reilly &
Britton co., [1916] 24 1. col. illus.
obl. 4to. $0.60. © Apr. 7%, 1916, 2
and aff. May 11, 1916; A 432027.
Teenie Weenies find a balloon. © June
25, 1916; 1. 4: Jtime $29) 2G pee
440647.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune unless otherwise stated]
DoyLE (Arthur Conan)* Crowborough,
Sussex, England. British campaign
in France. (Jn Strand magazine)
[15022, 15023
chap. 2 contd. © 1 ¢. June 23, 1916;
A ad int. 2691; pubd. May 25, 1916.
chap. 3, 4. @ 1. July 22, 1916; A ad
int. 2713; pubd. June 24, 1916.
[Note: The foregoing are in Strand
magazine ]
DRAKE (Robert L.) Boy allies in the
Baltic; or, Through fields of ice to
aid the Czar. New York, A. L. Burt
company [1916] 252 p.- ial
12mo. $0.60. [15024
© June 13, 1916; 2 ce. June 22,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 431594;
A. L. Burt co., New York.
© July 2,°1916; 1 « July ae
678
‘ - BOOKS, GROUP II
no..7, 1916 15049
rr
- DRAKE County, O. Farm journal di-
rectory of Drake County, O. [1916—
1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkin-
son company, 1916. 288 p. illus.
Svo. [15025
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 4383647; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
DromMcGooLte (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ner ) [15026, 15027
meme, 17, 1916: © June 17, 1916; 1 «.
June 19, 1916: A 440392.
June 24, 1916. © June 24.:1916> 1 «@
June 26, 1916; A 440540.
Du Brock (Nellie) What is the best
exercise for women? Riding says
expert. (Jn Chicago herald) [15028
© July 9, 1916; 1 ce. July 10, 1916;
A 440923; J. Keeley, Chicago.
_ Duncan (Jay Roscoe)* Mt. Vernon, Ia.
Mars, the great war game; [direc-
tions] [4] p. 16mo. $0.50. [15029
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. June 20,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 432716.
DunHAM (M. Keith)* New York.
Oxy-acetylene welding. (Jn Black-
smith and wheelwright)
’ [15030, 15031
no. 2. S June 8, 1916; 1 c. June 23,
1916; A 440469.
nes. © July 8, 1916; 1 ec. July 13,
1916; A 440994.
Dunwoopy (William Hood) industrial
institute*, Minneapolis. ‘Telephony.
Serial mo. 2-5... 4 v. illus. (incl.
diagrs.) S8vo. $0.25 each. Con-
tents: 2. Primary cable course.—3.
Primary C. O. E.—4. Substation
course.—5. Applied mathematics.
[15032-15085
cme. 1. 9, 15, Apr.. 26,..1916,;
2 ¢. and aff. June 9, 1916; A 4382399-
432402.
DUPLEX ENGINE-GOVERNOR CO., ine. Du-
plex governor. 32 p. illus., diagrs.
16mo. (Cover-title: Duplex preci-
sion governors) [15036
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 432375; Theodore
Douglas, Brooklyn.
DvupLex envelope co., inc.*, Richmond.
[15037, 15088
Church b rags ci wage and social uplift.
[1], 6 p. 16mo. © June 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 23, 1916; A 434634.
Something everyone can do. [4] p.
16 mo. © June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432526.
DuPont fabrikoid co.*, Wilmington,
Del. DuPont fabrikoid book finish.
[382] p. 24mo. [150389
© May 5, 1916: 2 c. and aff. June
{, £916: - A. 432356:
Dwyer (James Francis) % Galbraith
Welch., ine.*, New York. Gorge of
Kala Van. (Jn Premier magazine,
July, 1916) [15040
© 1c. June 30, 1916; A ad int.
2698 ; pubd. June 2, 1916.
EAGLE lye works*, Milwaukee. Eagle
high test lye. [12] p. col. illus.
16mo. [15041
© May 5, 1916; 2 e. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 482277.
Eaton (Seymour) [15042-15044
Traveling bears across the sea. By Sey-
mour Eaton (Paul Piper) Illus. by
V. Floyd Campbell. [New ed.] New
York, Barse & Hopkins [1916] 58 p.
incl. col. front: illus. 4to. © May
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24, 1916;
Traveling bears at play. By Seymour
Eaton (Paul Piper) Mos. py. Vs
Floyd Campbell. [New ed.] ee
York, Barse & Hopkins [1916] p.
incl. col. front. illus. 4to. © oe:
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24, 1916;
A 433126.
Traveling bears in Pies) By Sey-
mour Eaton (Paul Piper) ok by V.
Floyd Campbell. d. ‘New
York, Barse & Hopkins 71916] Ex ie
incl. col. front. illus. 4 to. ©
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 24, 1916.
A 433127.
© Barse & Hopkins, New York.
EBERLEIN (Harold Donaldson) Well
appointed guest room by H. D. Eber-
lein and Abbot McClure. (Jn Glen
Falls Post-Star) [15045
© June’ 22, M16. "t « July's,
1916; A 440814; Good furniture
magazine, Grand Rapids, Mich.
EcriesE electrotype & engraving co.*,
Cleveland. Various half-tone
screens and their relative useful-
ness. Sheet, 31% by 18 _ inches.
ports. [15046
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 482487.
Economy service co.*, New York.
[15047-15049
Cut bulletin no. A 147. 1st no. for
July, 1916. cover-title, numb. 1.
19-25. illus. fol. © June 1, 1916;
2c. June 2, 1916; aff. June 12, 1916;
A 432450.
Cut bulletin no. A 148. 2d number for
July, 1916. cover-title, numb. 1.
26-86. illus. fol. @ June 15, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432552.
July clearance sale. Sheet, i (part
col.) 19 by 25 inches. @ May 25,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 2, 1916; A
432285.
679
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15050
Eppy (Clarence) Course of lessons
for the pipe organ. Lesson no. 45—
50. 6v. fol. Contents.—Lesson no.
45-50. Phrasing cont'd. [15050
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. June 19,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 434536;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
EDGEREEN co.*, Chicago. What Ed-
gereen does. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 103 by 7 inches.
[15051
© Apr. 25, 1916; 2 ¢« May 831,
1916; aff. June 22, 1916; A 482617.
EDGERTON (J. A.) [15052, 15053
Gettysburg, Antietam and Arlington. ©
ear ae 19165 41 ec. July 13; 1916: "A,
Wreaths that never fade. © Apr. 29,
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[Note: The foregoing are in American
press]
© American press assn.,
York.
EpmMunps (Albert Joseph)* Philadel-
phia. End of the Gospel according
to mark in the oldest manuscripts
and versions. Philadelphia, Innes
& sons, 1916. [4] p. 8vo. $0.01.
[15054
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 484041.
EpWARDS instrument co.*, Indianapo-
lis. Illustrations, description and
prices of no. 5—D and 10—D perfected
dental x-ray apparatus. Bulletin
no. 16-D-A-D-G. Various paging.
4to. ([Catalog no. 16]) [15055
© May 12, 1916; 2 ec. May .27,
1916; aff. May 26, 1916; A 484120.
New
ELfGANcES parisiennes. Each illus.
fol.” a9 & [15056, 15057
no. 2, 1916. @ May 1, 1916; 1 ce. July
aes 1916; A—Foreign 13802.
juin, 1916. @ May 25, 1916; 1
. uly 1, 1916 ; A—Foreign 13803.
© Hachette & cie., Paris.
Evtery (Loren W.)* St. Paul Park,
Minn. Definition of life. [4] p.
24mo. [15058
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 4384044.
Ec.is (Jane L.)* Buffalo. Drill cards
in arithmetic. Set I, IIB, and VB.
34 cards, printed on both sides.
Various sizes. Contents: Set I, no.
21-40. Add., subt., mult. 10 cards,
64 by 38 inches.—Set I, no. 1b—14b [in
dup. ] Add., subt., mult. 7 cards, 6
by 38 inches; 7 cards, 4 by 3 inches.—
Set IIB and IIB, no. 1-6. Multi-
pt. I, 0. Si, ¥..48
Exr.tis (Jane L.)*—Continued.
plication. 1 card, 4 by 294 inches; 1
card, 6 by 293 inches; 3 cards, 4 by
3 inches—Set VB. Addition and
division. Card, 4 by 294 inches.—
Set VB, no. 1-8. Division. 4 cards,
43 by 3 inches. [15059
© July 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July
12, 1916; A 4384954.
Erztis (Thomas Henry)* St. Louis.
Lecture on nature’s invisible forces.
cover-title, 19 p. illus. 8vo. $0.25.
[15060
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
aff. June 1, 1916; A 4322738.
Drifting —
EiLtis (W. B.)* York, Pa.
back into barbarism. 77 p._ illus.
Svo. $0.50. [15061
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
aff. July 8, 1916; A 483666.
Erick (Conrade F.)* St. Louis. In-
troducing Elrick’s vitaline for var-
nish. cover-title, [12] p. 16mo.
[15062
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June 19, 1916; A 434543.
ELsTER (Otto) Im sattel; roman. 1.
forts. [linstalment] (Jn Leipziger
neueste nachrichten, 7. mai, 1915)
[15063
© May 7, 1915, 1 ec. July 6, 1916;
A—Foreign 1389386; Karl Kohler &
co., Berlin.
Ety (Wilmer M.) Boy chums in ~
mystery land; or, Charlie West and
Walter Hazard among the Mexi- —
eans. New York, A. L. Burt com-
pany [1916] 316 p. front. 12mo.
$0.60. T [15064 —
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 433302; A. L. Burt cope
New York.
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Canada. Midsummer madness. (Jn —
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1916; A 440406.
EmBossine co.*, Albany, N. Y. Em- —
bossing company’s stabuilt blocks, ©
instructions and illustrations. Ccov-
er-title, 32 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
[15066
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 4382491.
Empry sales book co.*, Chicago. Sales —
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[15067
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17, 1916; A 4382589.
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EnsicN (Everett C.)* Woodbridge,
N. J. Never-miss long range calen-
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Card, 74 by 43 inches. $0.01.
[15068
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7, 1916; A 432368.
Erwin (Howard W.) Buffalo Bill
and the lone camper. New York,
Street & Smith [1916] 319 p.
12mo. (On cover: Far west library.
no..211) $0.15. [15069
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 432594; Street &
Smith, New York.
Esquier (Charles) & Forge (Henry
de)* Paris. Roulbosse le saltim-
banque. Paris, A. Fayard et cie.,
ma fe) 9).. 410. fr. 0.35. (Les
maitres du roman populaire, 41)
[15070
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1916; A—Foreign 13744.
Evans (Alfred H.) Robert and Doro-
thy. Some reasons why boys and
girls should have a business educa-
tion. Northampton, The Northamp-
ton commercial college, 1916. 11,
[1] p. 24mo. [15071
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
me 1916: A 434576 ; Northampton
commercial college, Northampton,
Mass.
Evans (Lawton B.) Farm life read-
ers. Book 4, 5. By L. B. Evans,
Luther N. Duncan, George W. Dun-
can. Rev. ed. Boston, New York
[ete.] Silver, Burdett & company
[1916] 2 v. illus., ports. 12mo.
[15072, 15073
© June 2, 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff.
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How to
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Cancers. © June 7, 1916; 1 c. June 16,
1916; A 440377.
Caring for baby in hot weather. © July
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June 16, 1916; A 440383.
Flies and infant sickness. © Ju
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15101
Evans (W. A.) *—Continued.
Health week at Carmi. © he 3, 1916;
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Health work in South. © June 13, 1916;
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Intemperate use of tobacco. © June 17,
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Malan prevention easy. © June 9Q,
> 1c. June 16, 1916; A 440379.
aes go to La Crosse this summer.
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A 440375.
Nystagmus. © June 27, 1916; 1 ec. July
3, 1916; A 440721.
Ordinary refrigerator. © June 20, 1916;
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Poison ivy. © June 10, 1916; 1 ec. June
16, 1916; A 440380.
Rashes due at this season of the year.
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A 4403881.
Refrigeration. © June 18, 1916; l «
June 22, 1916; A 440485.
Shall children go barefooted in summer.
June 8, 1916; 1 c. June 16, 1916;
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Some congenital conditions and what
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25 A91GE sthaec. sdune. 29.1996 4 -A
Store employes’ health. © June 16,
1916; 1c. July 3, 1916; A 440715.
Typbus in Mexico. © June 24, 1916;
1e. July 3, 1916; A 440719.
Warm milk.
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What the people want to know. © June
23, 1916; 1c. July 3, 1916; A 440718.
Working for health. © June 26, 1916;
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EverETT, Mass. Everett, Mass., direc-
tory, 1916. v. 26. Salem, Mass.,
New England directory company,
1916. 472 p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $4.00. [15098
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. May 13,
1916; aff. June
New England directory co., Salem,
Mass.
Faser (Georges)* Paris. Dans la
tourmente, 16 mars-13 avril, 1916.
[5 instalments] (In Pays de
France) [15099
© Mar. 16-Apr. 18, 1916; 1 ¢. each
May 15, 1916; A—Foreign 14022.
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co.*, St. Paul.
Ready-to-work grain elevator. [4]
p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Form
SP 102.) [15100
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. May 29,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 432585.
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*, New York. Men’s
wear daily trade record directory.
v. 11, no. 2, July 1916. 224 p. fold.
map. 32mo. $0.25. [15101
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June 15, 1916; A 432470.
681
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FAIRMOUNT apartment hotel. What
every guest of this hotel should
know. Sheet, 12 by 8 inches.
[15102
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Essex pub.
© June 16, 1916; 2
June 20, 1916; A 482592;
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Fatrows (Samuel) Will our own
neglected children vanquish America
in war? (Jn Chicago herald)
[15103
© June 18, 1916; 1 « June 19,
1916; A 440426; J. Keeley, Chicago.
FALvEY (Joseph Alexander) * Holyoke,
Mass. Holyoke shopper’s blue book
of merchandise specials for May,
1916. 48 p. illus. 24mo. [15104
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
12, 1916; A 434054.
Far~tEY & Loetscher mfg. co.*, Du-
buque, Ia. Modern blinds. cover-
title, 24 p. illus. nar. 8vo. [15105
© June 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 482489.
FarMER (Elmer F.)* Quimby, II.
Realm of womanhood, by Elmer Elf
[pseud.] (Jn Quimby, IIll., herald)
[15106
© June, 30; 1916: Lh c.. July5,
1916; A 440755.
FarMERS loan & trust co.*, New York.
New York city. 35 p. 16mo. [15107
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482319.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters. chap. 4. (Jn Plumb-
ing & heating magazine June, 1916)
[15108
Cc) June .27,...1916-.; 1c.” duly ss,
1916; A 440724.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
Your guide to summer profits.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. fol. (Fault-
less bulletin June,
1916) [15109
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916; A 4822538.
sales service,
FeperAL school of commercial design-
ing, inec.*, Minneapolis. Fashion
illustrating. 2 p. 1. 25 p. 4 loose
fold. pls. fol. (Bulletin 9. Cover-
title: Commercial design.) [Text
parallel to binding] [15110
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19, 1916; A 4384542.
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FEIBELMAN (Rene) [15111, 15112
German newspapers are out for Hughes,
‘© June 19, 1916; 1 ec. June 22, 1916;
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Von Bissing causes storm of protest. ©
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440531.
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FERRIS-DUNLAP auto supply co. Auto-
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xvi, 313 p. illus. S8vo.
1916) [15113
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1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 434226;
Henneberry co., Chicago.
Fick (H. H.)* Cincinnati. Ich und
du, ein buch fiir die kleinsten. Illus.
by Rachael Robinson Elmer. New
York, Cincinnati [ete.] American
book company [1916] 80 p. front.,
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.32.
[15114
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 483518.
I'rrE underwriters assn. of the Pa-
cific,* San Francisco. Proceedings
of the 40th annual meeting, San
Francisco, Feb. 8th and 9th, 1916.
3 p. L, 224 p., 11. ports., fold map,
fold. form. S8vo. $1.00. [15115
© Apr. 24, 1916; 1 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; 1 c. May 1, 1916; A 431179.
FIREMAN’sS fund insurance co.*, San
Francisco. Automobile tour book of
California. [236] p. nar. 4to.
[15116
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
13, 1916; A 433367.
FIRST MORTGAGE guarantee co.*, Long
Island City, .N. Y. Message from
the First mortgage guarantee Co.
about guaranteed mortgages. [New
ed.] cover-title, [11] p. 8vo.
[15117
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434551.
FiscHer (William)* New York. In-
structions for setting Tiffany rings,
tooth rings and light prong work.
[3] p. S8vo. [15118
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 434304.
FisHer (Arthur J.)* Springfield,
Mass. How to play guerra, the
great game of strategy. [7] p. 8vo.
{15119
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15, 1916; A 432503.
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15140
I H pub. co.. inc.*, New York. Fitch |
record of insurance company secur- |
. ity purchases during the year 1915.
2p. 1, 39, 380 p. obl. Svo. $25.00. |
[15120
oO May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
a 1916; A AB1474.
FLEMING ( Paul Edward)* Huron,
S. D. Oh! great wide day. Sheet,
9 by 6 inches. [15121
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9, 1916; A 432410.
Fretcuer (Alfred Charles Benson)*, |
Berkeley. Cal. From job to job
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© June 20, 1916; 1c. July 5, 1916;
A A40TAT.
Fm (Benjamin Franklin)* Cun-
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[15123
© May 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 434164.
MLITCRAFT (Allen J.)* Oak Park, Ill.
[15124-15127
Dividends and net cost on annual divi-
dend ordinary life, 20-premiums life
and 20-year endowment policies, 1916.
' 118 p. obl. 32mo. $1.50. © June
|
:- 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 15, 1916;
A "433746.
F Fliteraft’'s com d, 1916. 2d ed. 492
24mo. $1.50. © Mar. 31, 1916;
> "e. and aff. casa 19, 1916; A 431542.
‘Life ~ aig agents’ yade mecum, 24th
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. $1.25. © Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 431543.
Life insurance manual. 29th annual ed.,
Mar., 1916. 1205 p. 16mo. $3.00.
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 15,
1916; A 433745.
Forp CAR Owners’ protective assn.
[15128, 15129
Ford car owners’ certificate of protec-
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to 8vo. © June 8, 1916; c. June 12,
1916; aff. June 26. 1916: A 434655.
Protect your Ford car. ove p. folder.
S8vo. © June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916: A 434654,
© C. Franklin Davis, Chicago.
ForMAN-BASsETT co.*, Cleveland. For-
man-Bassett co. system of Christ-
mas money club accounting. cover-
title, 8 p. illus. Ato. [15130
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 434504.
Fort Dovcz, Ia. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Fort Dodge city directory, 1916. [v.
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& co., 1916. 440 p. S8vo. $5.00.
[15131
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 433509; R. L. Polk
& co., Sioux City, Ia.
55661—16——3 683
Fort Wayne, Ind. Fort Wayne city
and Allen County directory, 1916.
vy. 43. Fort Wayne, R. L. Polk & co.,
1916. 4p. 1. [13]-1305, 16S p. S8vo.
$8.00. [15132
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
3, 1916; A 433576; R. L. Polk & co.,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Foster (John B.) ed. How to pitch.
New York, American sports pub-
lishing company [1916] 81 p.
front. illus., ports. 16mo. (Spald-
ing’s athletic library, group 1, no.
230) $0.10. [15133
© June 12, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 431574; Amer.
sports pub. co., New York.
[Foster (Reginald L.)] Master minds
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Charles M. Schwab, steel king. 14 p.
16mo. © May 4, ae 2 c. and aii.
May 5, 1916; A 43070
Gen. Thomas Coleman as Pont, genius
of finance. 20 p. 16m © June 7,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. qiine 9, 1916; A
Henry Ford, fortune builder and ideal-
ist. 20 p. 16mo._ /( Opportunity se
ries) © June 1, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A’ 434237.
J. Pierpont Morgan, finance king. 20 p.
16mo. (Opportunity series) © June
19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 20, 1916;
A 432583.
© L. Dean co., New York.
FRANKEL (Lee K.) Principles of life
insurance, Lesson 6. The analysis
of a premium-loading, dividend and
net cost. 4th ed. By L. K. Frankel
and Louis I. Dublin. [New York]
Metropolitan life insurance ©co.,
1916. 14 p. 12mo. [15138
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 432598; Metropoli-
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FRANKLIN electric mfg. co. Poor
Richard’s new almanack. [May,
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© Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. May 3, 1916;
aff. May 22, 1916; A 434058; Earl
E. Whitehorne, New York.
FREDERICK (W. F.) piano co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Campaign June, July and
August, 1916, featuring the Price &
Teeple line of upright pianos and
symphonola players conducted by
the W. F. Frederick piano co. 18 p.
4to. (Cover-title: Opportunity de
luxe) [15140
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; at. june 23, 1916; A 434645.
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FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* Lake-
wood, O. Adventures of Brave
Heart and Laughing Eyes. (in
Cleveland plain dealer, Sunday
magazine section) [15141-15145
May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1 c. June
12, 1916; A 440384.
June 11, 1916. @ tune ia 191Gs 1 /e.
June 15, 1916; A 440366.
Jane 18, 1916. °@ June. 1S, 19165 1c.
June 23, 1916; A 440512.
June>-25, G16: ~@ June 25; 1916s 4c.
June 30, 1916; A 440650.
July 25. 1916. © July. 2.4 GAGE he.
July 7, 1916; A 440885.
FREEMAN (William Neely)* Provi-
dence. Johnny Trumps _ ditties.
[June 2-30, 1916] [4] p. S8vo.
[15146 °
© June 1, 1916; 2
18, 1916; A 434444.
FRELIGH (Wesley H.)* Jersey City.
Star popularity contest. (Jn King-
ston daily express) [15147
© June 28, 1916; 1-¢. July 12,
1916; A 440951.
Fremont, Neb. R. L. Polk & GC0.’s
Fremont city directory, 1916-1917.
[v. 8] Fremont, Neb., Sioux City,
la. fete.} “Re Le Polk. & coy 1916.
307 p. Svo. $4.00. [15148
© June 8, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 431480; R. L. Polk
& co., Sioux City, Ia..
Frey (Hildegard G.) Camp fire girls
at school; or, The Woleho [!] weav-
e. and aff. June
ers. New York. A. L. Burt com-
pany [1916] 267 p. front. 12mo.
$0.40. 15149
© June 20, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
July 1, 1916; A 43171T;: A. LL. -Burt
co., New York.
FUEL engineering company of New
York*, New York. Coal service re-
port for the month of May, 1916.
8 numb. 1. 4to. $1.00. [15150
© June 13, 1916; 2 ec June 20,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 432559.
GABRIEL (Gilbert W.) Story of a
young American Jew. 1. (Jn Amer-
ican Hebrew) [15151
© June 23, 1916; 1c. July 1, 1916;
A 440684; American Hebrew, New
York.
GALVESTON, Tex. Morrison & Fourmy
directory co.’s Galveston city direc-
tory, 1916. v. 22. Houston, Morri-
son & Fourmy directory co., ine.,
1916. 706 p. 4to. $6.00. [15152
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 481444; Morrison &
Fourmy directory co., inc., Houston.
pt. I, D. S., V. dam
GAMPER (Gustavus H.) Chicago. Per-—
fection plant cost system. Complete
instructions for installation of plant
cost and stockkeeping; by G. H.
Gamper and G. S. McMahon. 29 p.
S8vo. $1.00. [1515ae
© June 20, 1916; Zc. and aff. June
23, 1916; A 434640 ; George S. Mc
Mahon, Columbus.
GARLICK (Adeline)* Indianapolis.
Song of the shell. [3] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [15154 ©
© June 17, 1916; 2 e and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434545.
GASTON (George H.)* Chicago. His- —
tory and government of Chicago.
14th paper. Department of build-
ings. (Jn Educational bi-monthly,
June, 1916.) [151553
©: June 15, 1916. 1 June 239
1916; A 440604.
GATES (George B.)* Portland, Me. .
Dollars and sense about belts. cover- —
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© June 16, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434539. ¢
GAULT (Robert H.) Why women will-
ingly marry cripples and men never —
do. (Jn Chicago herald) [15157
© June 18, 1916; 1 « June 19,
1916; A 440425; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Gavir (John Palmer)* Englewood, N.
J. Some inf’mation for mother. 2d
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1916. 15 p. 12mo. $0.15. [15158 —
© May 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 484216.
GEHMAN (Henry E.)* Ephrata, Pa.
What everybody wants to know. 55
p. 12mo. $0.20. [15159
© June 10, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 10. 1916; A 434375. ‘
GEIER (P. A.) co. Royal sales manual.
21.,32 numb. 1. 12mo. [Text paral- —
lel to binding] ~ [15160
© May 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 484239; F. J. Gottron, ~
Cleveland.
GEORGE WASHINGTON national highway ~
assn.*, Omaha, Neb. Proclamation
of route of the George Washington
national highway, Seattle to Savan-
nah, Apr. 24, 1916. Sheet, 144 by
104 inches. [15161
© May 1, 1916; 2 c June 2,
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 434656.
Odd
Gietow (Martha S. )* New York.
_ Mothers of men. Sheet, 93 by 6
inches. [15162
_ © May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
mee 26, 1916; A 434118.
Gumpert piano player installing co.
_ [Installing piano players in silent
Seeaanos| [8S] p.. illus., port. 12mo.
1 [15163
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 484450; John E. Gil-
bert, Philadelphia.
Gites (William R.) Offers $500,000,000
to China. (Jn Chicago daily news)
[15164
© June 19, 1916; 1 c. June 22,
1916; A 440458; Chicago daily news
me 6co., Chicago.
GLEASON (Edward A.)* Washington.
Gleasons, presto time calculator.
Sheet, 12 by 64 inches. $0.50.
[15165
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 484574.
GLOBE ENGRAVING & electrotype co.*,
_ Chicago. Globe engraving & electro-
type co.’s logarithmic scale of pro-
portions. Circular card with revolv-
ing disk. 54 inches in diameter.
[15166
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 482486.
GLOBE OVERALL co., ine.*, Cincinnati.
- You are judged by the overalls you
sell. [Catalogue] 20p. illus. 8vo.
. LEBL6T.
© Aug. 24, 1914; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432140.
Gotpe (George) & co.*, Cincinnati.
sik shirts. (Jn Cincinnati en-
quirer ) [15168
@© June 25, 1916; 1 ec. July 12,
1916; A 440990.
-GoLpING (William Merritt)* Quitman,
Mo. How to keep hogs healthy. [3]
p. 16mo. $0.10. [15169
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. May 24, 1916;
aff. June 10, 1916; A 482451.
* GoopeNnoucH (G. A.)* Urbana, IIl.
Heat. p. 289-373. diagrs. 12mo.
(Section 4.) [15170
hy © May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
— 10, 1916; A 434376.
~Gooprich (B. F.) co.*, New York.
Mr. Squeegee says— [4] p. col.
illus. nar. 4to. [15171
= © Jan. 2, 1915; 2c. and aff. June
' 9, 1916; A 432408.
-BOOKS, GROUP II
15181
GoopyEAr tire & rubber co.*, Akron, O.
Cost-per-mile and inflation charts.
[6] p. folder. 16mo. fi aa Ly fe?
© June 16, 1916: 2 «© and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434542,
GoPHER, 1917. v. 30. Minneapolis,
Minn., Junior class of the University
of Minnesota [1916] 652 p. illus.,
col. plates, ports. 4to. $2.50.
Ports
© Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 433039; Arnulf
Ueland & Chas. W. Cole, Minne-
apolis.
Gorpon (Morris)* Boston. Catalogue
100. Spring, 1916. cover-title, 110
(ce.-128),; [2] ‘pi Wus. \ fol yibr74
© June 12-°1916--2 ¢ and “att
June 15, 1916; A 432483.
GorHAM co., New York. [15175-15177
Etruscan in sterling silver table and
dinner ware. 11 p. illus. 4to.
May 31, 1916;-2 c. and aff. June 20,
1916; A 432601.
Gorham "mark, oi), pyol., Spa, (5191-536.
illus. -4to. (Serial no. 818 EP) ©
June 8: 1916 2c and ate ediimer2Or
1916; A 432602.
Plymouth bright finish in sterling silver
table and dinner ware. 11 p. illus.
4to. © June 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 432600.
GorTON (Arthur T.) Arithmetic by
practice. 8th year, 2d half. By A.
T. Gorton, Leslie O. Lynch and
Rupert H. Murray. New York, P.
P. Simmons co., ine. [1916] v, 335
p. 12mo. [15178
@ June. 41) 1916: "2 e@° Tune 16,
1916; aff. July I, 1916; A 431726;
Parker P. Simmons co., inc., New
York.
GOTTFRIED (Dale M.)* Falls City, Or.
Rules for blue sea ecard games.
cover-title, [4] p. S8vo. [15179
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 482472.
JraHAm (Albert Alexander)* Topeka,
Kan. Graham’s categories. 13 p.
port. 16mo. [15180
© June 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 484509.
Grant. (Joseph T.)* El Paso, Tex.
Song of El Paso. Granulated poetry
by the poet-lariat. Postcard. $0.05.
[15181
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 25, 1916; A 434270.
685
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15182
pt. 1, 2. 8., Vv. 1
Granville,
Granville district telephone
[Section] 39. Summer
cover-title, 30 p. 8vo.
[15182
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434289.
GRAVES (Agnes C.)* Milwaukee, Wis.
What is the condition of your skin?
What is the condition of your hair?
Sheet, 74 by 53 inches. [15183
AG May 20, 1916 Zr cy chunk <5;
1916; aff.. June 12, 1916; A 434428.
GRANVILLE telephone co.*,
1 es
directory.
issue, 1916.
GRAVES (Charles §S.)* Yreka, Cal.
Birth of Edwitchme, a legend. (Jn
Insignia, July, 1916) [15184
© July 1, 1916; 1 c. July 18, 1916;
A 440993.
GRAY (William Leonard)* Mitchell,
S. D. Selected and graded Hst of
studies and pieces for teachers of
pianoforte. Minneapolis, Minn., P.
A. Schinitf,. 9916. - 5:32 p:. 24mo.
$0.25. [15185
© June 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4843855.
GREEN (Frederick W.)* Lakewood, O.
Green’s marine directory of the
Great Lakes. 8th ed. 3884p. illus.,
ports. obl. 16mo. $5.00. [15186
© June 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 483605.
GREEN (Perry Joseph)* Portland, Ore.
Pre-natal and post-natal culture. 2
a.1,.14 pp: 46mo0. 50.25. [15187
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 4384280.
GREEN BOOK for buyers, Apr., 1916 ed.
New York, Oil, paint and drug re-
porter, 1916. cover-title, 206 p.
12mo. $1.00. [15188
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434356; Oil, paint & drug
reporter, New York.
Night before Christ-
Poem by Clement C.
GREENE (Julia)
mas cut-out.
Moore. Philadelphia, The John C.
Winston co. [1916] [14] p. col.
front., illus., col. plates. obl. S8vo.
$0.60. [15189
© Mar. 18, 1916; 2 c. May 5, 1916;
aff. May 6, 1916; A 427 974; John C.
Winston co., Philadelphia.
GrReGorRY (Carl Louis)
‘photography.
Motion picture
(In Moving picture
world) [15190-15193
July 1, 1916. © June 21, asain L?..¢,
June 24, 1916; A 440519
GrEcoryY (Carl Louis)—Continued.
July 8, 1916. © June 28, 1916; 1 «
July 6, 1916; A 440782.
July oT 1916. © July 5, 1916; 1 ¢. July
6, 1916; A 440918.
July 22, 1916.. @ July 12, 19165 iim
July 14, 1916; A 441018.
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
GREGORY (Thomas B.)
[15194-15198 ©
Be yourself. © July 9, 1916; 1 «©
July 15, 2996ic GA 441050.
© June 25,
ae of the Violet Crown.
1916; 1c. July 10, 1916; A 440887.
Sensible bishop. © July 2, 1916; 1 «¢.
July 10, 1916; A 440888.
United States of the world. @© June 11,
1916: 1 c. June 17, 1916; A 440352.
Wazza-Wazza. © June 18, 1916 ; 1 «.
July 1, 1916; A 440674.
[Note: The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh gazette times]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
GROTON school sing-song book. Bos-
ton, Mass., The Boston music com-
pany [1916] 2 p. 1, 142 p. S8vo.
$125. [15199
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. May 6, 1916;
aff. May 4, 1916; A 428874; Boston ©
music ¢co., Boston.
GUARANTY SECURITIES co.*, Lincoln,
Neb. First mortgage-certificates
and bonds. 11 p. 16mo. [15200
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 4384588.
GUARANTY TRUST co. of New York*,
New York. What the banks of the
United States think of the Federal
reserve act. [8] p. map. 4to.
[15201
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 433650.
GUERNSEY earthenware co.*, Cam-
bridge, O. [15202, 15203
Cook and serve in the same dish, Guern-
sey earthenware. 86 p. incl. front.,
illus. Svo. (On cover: Catalogue no.
1003) © Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ec. June
7, 1916; aff. June 6, 1916; A 432497.
Guernseyware chemical laboratory por-
celain. p. [5]—29. front., illus.
8vo. (On cover: Catalog no. B) ©
May 23, 1916; 2 ¢. June 7, 1916 fee
June 6, 1916; A 432496.
GuERRLICH (Frederick C.)* Stamford,
Conn. [15204-15207
Automobile simplified. 4th lesson. ©
June 18, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 23, 1916;
A 440518.
Lesson no. 6. © July 2, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 6, 1916; A 440798.
Lesson no. 7. © July 9, 1916;
Le. July 13, 1916+ A 441031.
686
3 : no. 7, 1916
_ GUERRLICH (Frederick C.)*—Contd.
Auto trouble solver. © June 25, 1916;
1c. July 6, 1916; A 440799.
[Note: The foregoing are in Brooklyn
citizen ]
GUITBERT (Yvette) Does ragtime
sweil our divorce courts? (Jn Chi-
caso herald) [15208
© May 7, 1916; 1 ec May 8, 1916;
A 424378; J. Keeley, Chicago.
GURLEY-KANE (Evelyn)* Washington.
Homing call. * 2 1., port. 12mo.
[15209
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1916;
afi. June 8, 1916; A 432381.
Gyv-sutr-t fertilizer co. Essential, eco-
nomical and efficient, Gyp-sul-i. [8]
p. 24 mo. (Caption-heading: Plain
facts about fertilizers) [15210
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 434657; W. D. Hamman,
Los Angeles.
[HAASE (Frederick)] Advertising and
distribution, being a paper presented
before the St. Joseph advertising
mum. May 2, 1916. [20] p. 16mo.
(On cover: Be sure you're right!
then, go ahead) [15211
© Tune 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 432413 ; Combe printing
Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
Hare (Virginia) Igniting sparks. (In
Illustrated companion July, 1916)
[15212
© June 26, 1916; 1 ce. June 30,
1916; A 440628; F. B. Warner co.,
inc., New York.
Haripurton (M. W.) Haliburton fifth
reader, illus. by Charles Lewis
Wrenn and others. Boston, New
York [etc.] D.C. Heath & company
[1916] vi, [2], 469 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.56. [15213
Se eune 1, 1916: 2 c. June 19,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 433420;
D. ©. Heath & co., Boston.
Harrperc (Josef Henry)* New York.
Motion picture projection simplified.
(In Motion picture news)
[15214-15216
July 1, 1916. © June a 16 "2 ce.
June 21, 1916; A 44043
July 8, 1916. © June oT, LOLG Ss? Le,
June 28, 1916: A 440605.
July 15, 1916. © July 5,. 1916; 1 «.
July 6, 1916; A 440796.
Harstep (Francis Adam)* New York.
Call. Sheet, 13 by 9inches. [15217
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 482376.
BOOKS, GROUP II
15227
HAMILTON (Anna Heuermann) Key-
board harmony and transposition.
[15218-15220
Preliminary eee, Chicazo; ~ S.-H;
Clayton co.; London, Weekes & co.,
1916. 24 p. 4to. $0. 40. © June 19,
1916; .2 c. and aff. ‘June Zi ONG A
434569.
Veisl, nou. Chicago, .Co. i Sumy, see: :
London, Weekes & co., 1916. We
4to. $0.40 each. © June 19, 1916:
2 c. each and aff. June 21, 1916; A
434570, 434571.
© Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
HAMILTON (Clayton) Putting Shake-
Speare in a Procruste’s bed. (In
New York times, Shaksepeare ter-
centenary, 1616-1916) [15221
AVE. 420, olor ty c.. May. 3.
1916; A 424235; New York times
co., New York.
Hamitton (Lord Frederic)* Calno,
Wilts, England. Beginnings of Mr.
P. J. Davenant. No. 2. A display
of fireworks. (Jn Grand magazine,
July, 1916) [15222
Ortec. July 7, 1916°"A ad Tint.
2702; nubd. June 8, 1916.
HAMILTON CREDIT bureau co.*, Hamil-
ton, O. [15223-15224
List of 75 Middletown retail groceries
& meat markets by routes, 1916.
cover-title, [4] p. 16mo. © June 2,
1916°.2 e¢, and aff. dJune.5, 14916: A
432318.
List of 154 Hamilton retail groceries &
meat markets by routes, 1916. cover-
title, [8] p. 16mo. © June 2, 1916;
2Z25c; and ait. June 5) dole A-432307..
HAMLIN schools of music. Hamlin
simplified method of piano playing.
Lesson 1-18. 8v. 4to. [15225
© June “is, 1916+ 2 e.. and “ait.
sune tT, 1916") UA 432529 Paul
Cramer, Trenton, N. J.
[Hammock (Claude Stuart)] Com-
plete writing system, home library
for self education. New York, D.
Appleton and company [1916]
cover-title, 192 p. obl. 12mo. $1.06
net per set. [15226
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 432591; D. Apple-
ton and company, New York.
HANAN (Herbert A.)* La Grande, Or.
Collection phrases. 445i 01 obl.
24mo. $1.25. pbayyag
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482439.
687
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN TRIES
15228
HanpBook of American private schools
[1916] Boston, P. EK. Sargent
[1916] 604 p. 12mo. (Sargent’s
handbook series) $2.00. [15228
© June 30, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
July 11, 1916; A 433677 ; Porter EH.
Sargent, Boston.
HANKINS (Maude McGehee)* Nash-
ville, Tenn. Daddy Gander rhymes
for little children. New York,
Thomas Y. Crowell company [1916]
96 p. incl. front., illus. 12mo. $0.50.
[15229
© June 8, 1916: 2 ec and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 431505.
HANNON (William Morgan)* New
York. Actresses and stars, real and
near. (Jn Moving picture world.
July 22, 1916) [15230
© July 12, 1916; 1 c July 18,
1916; A 440995.
Harmon (Christopher) White Plains,
N. Y. Laws of 1916. Cases and
comments. Register’s docket [and]
County clerk’s docket. (In Eastern
state journal) [15231-15235
June 15-21, 1916. © June 24, 1916 ;
1 ec. June 24, 1916; A 440526.
June 29-July 5, 1916. © July 8, 1916;
Pe. Fulyws: 1916: A 440878.
July 6-12, 1916. © wuly to; T91Ge rice.
July 15, 1916; A 441047.
June 8-14, 1916. © June 17, 1916;
1c, June 1; LOTS eA 440372.
June 21—28, 1916. @ July 2,,19i16- 1 ¢
aaliy, ale 1916; A 440653.
Harmony cafeteria co.*,
the harmony way. (In Chicago
daily tribune) [15236
©. dune: 42, 1916s.4 sc. dune, 26.
1916; A 440566.
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H.
Harris advertising and art service.
[15237, Lo2os
Chicago. Hat
[June 5, 1916] cover-title, 9 1. illus.
12mo,. ‘© June 5. 196s 271¢) and ait.
June 6, 1916; A 434308.
[June 9, 1916] cover-title, 5 1. 12mo.
@© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 482530.
Harris (William Fenwick) Behind
the veil in Greece. Proof. National
editorial service. Serial no. 407)
[15239
) Beb.s516,..1916:, 2. Gyan air.
June 22, 1916; A 432623; National
editorial service, ine., New York.
Harrison (Louis Reeves)* New York.
3ig historical plays. (Jn Moving
picture world, July 8, 1916)
[15240
© June 28, 1916; 1c. June 29,
1916; A 440991.
EEE eee
pt. 1, 0. S.; V. de 4
[Hastinecs (James Syme)] Bits of 1
byplay, by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
[Hach 5 instalments] (Jn Gincin- |
nati enquirer) [15241-15270
June 11-15, 1916. © June 11- 15, 1916;
1 c. each June 17, 1916; A 440361—
440365.
June 16-20, 1916. © June 16-20, 1916;
Boge gach June 23, 1916; A 440513—
5
June 21-25, 1916. © June 21-25, 1916;
tae: each June 28, A9TG: 440592—
440596.
June 26-30, 1916. © June 26-30, 19165
1 ec. each July 3, 1916; A 440726—
440730.
July 1-5, 1916. © July 1-5, 1916;
1 c¢c. each July 8, 1916; A 440856—
440860.
July 6-10, 1916. © July 6-10, 1916;
1c. each July 12, 1916; A 440930—
440934.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
HatcH pub. co., ine.*, New York.
Facts and figures of foreign fire in-
surance companies, 1916. [380] p.
Svo. $0.25. [1 b2tm
© May 12, 1916; 2 e@ May 23,
1916; aff. June 5, 1916; A 434298.
Hawks (J. G.) Vagabond prince.
[Los Angeles, Cal., Standard print-
ing co., 1916.] cover-title, 21 p.
12mo. [15272
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 434264; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
Ryan)* Chicago.
[38d ed. rev.]
Haypon (James
Why go to church.
Chicago, The Commercial culture
league [1916] 7, [1] p. 24mo.
[15273
© eee 17, 1916; 2 © ieee
May 22, 1916; A 434040.
Hayes (Clair W.) Boy allies in the
Balkan campaign; or, The struggle
to save a nation. New York, A. L.
Burt company [1916] 249 p. front.
12mo. $0.60. [15274
© May 31, 1916; 2 c« and aff,
June 8, 1916; A 433301; A. L. Bure
co., New York.
Hayes (Hdward Newlands)* Detroit.
Retail and wholesale druggists of
the United States with their finan-
cial standing and credit rating.
[1916] [3]-639 p. 16mo. $5.00.
[15275
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 7, 1916; A 431752
688
4
no. 7, 1916
Summer of 1916. 20th ed. cover-
title, 38 p. fold. map. 24mo.
[15276
July 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 7, 1916; A 481753; H. H. Hay
sons, Portland, Me.
Hazzarp (George MHercules)* San
Diego, Cal. Seforita Carmencita.
(Jn San Diego Sunday union)
EI52707
© June 11, 1916; 1 c June 17,
1916; A 440369.
[HecKket (G. B.)] Painting with pre-
pared paint. (In Drugs, oils &
paints, June, 1916.) [15278
= sone 26, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 27,
1916; A 440586; Drugs, oils, &
paints, Philadelphia.
Hetena, Mont. R. L. Polk & CO.’s
Helena city directory for the year
commencing June, 1916. v. 27.
[Helena, Mont.] R. L. Polk & co., of
Montana, 1916. 2 p. 1., [25]-588 p.
8vo. $6.00. [15279
© June 24, 1916: 2 c« and aff.
June 28, 1916: A 433530; R. L. Polk
& co., Helena, Mont.
MIENDERLEY (Brooks) Y. M. C. A.
boys of Cliffwood; or, The struggle
for the Holwell prize. New York,
Cupples & Leon company [1916] 2
p. 1, 246 p. front., plates. 12mo.
$0.60. [15280
© June 1,:1916; 2 c June 10,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 431457;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
HenpERSoN (Agnes)* Eagle Rock, Cal.
That dream; a soliloquy. Eagle
Rock, Cal., Sentinel press, 1916.
ferp., tl.” 12mo. $0.40. [15281
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c Feb. 14,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 432714.
Henri, Hurst & McDonald*, Chicago.
Merchandising thru middlemen.
[23] p. 16mo. 3 [15282
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 432278.
Henry County, O. Farm journal di-
rectory of Henry County, O. [1916—
1921} Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkin-
son company, 1916. 272 p._ illus.
Svo. [15283
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 433278; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
BOOKS, GROUP II
15292
_ Hay’s guide to Portland and vicinity. | Herre (C. J.) & son*, Philadelphia.
Heppe-Victor service. (Jn Philadel-
phia North American) 15284
Or dune 2 1916! Ee yuner2s:
1916; A 440992.
HepreLteE (Charles)* Brooklyn. Inter-
est table Japanese government
41% sterling loan, second series due
1925. New York, Peck & Durham,
[1916] Card, 74 by 683 inches.
$1.00. [15285
© June 21, 1916; 2 c.-and aff.
June 24, 1916; aff. June 238, 1916;
A 484648.
HERKIMER, N. Y. Steber directory of
the villages of Herkimer, Mohawk,
Ilion and Frankfort in Herkimer
County, No.y.,..1016.., Utiea, IN:
Utica directory publishing com-
pany, 1916. 618 p. S8vo. $3.00.
[15286
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4338317; Benjamin Steber,
UiiiecasNe Y:
Herz (EHugene)* Chicago. How
profits can be assured by properly
computing selling prices. 7 p.
16mo. [15287
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. May 25,
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 434284.
HIBERNIA bank & trust co. Have
money, join our Xmas banking club.
cover-title, [12] p. 24mo. [15288
© May 10, 1916; 1 ec and aff.
May.15,,. 1916; 2. .¢ May 22; 1916. A
434056. Outcault advertising co.,
Chicago.
Hickson & co.*, New York.
tions. (Jn Harper’s bazar,
1916. ) [15289
© June 25, 1916; 1 ec. June 30,
1916; A 440635.
Hirt (Janet McKenzie) Whys of
cooking. Cincinnati, The Procter &
Gamble co. [1916] 84 p.. illus.
12mo. [15290
©! May 1, 1916; 2°¢c. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 4384262; Procter &
Gamble co., Cincinnati.
Hirt-SMitH metal goods co.*, Boston.
Repair parts for Ford cars. Price
list and order blank. no. 10. [8]
p. 4to. [15291
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 434282.
Hospart (G. F.) Bigger, better busi-
ness. What about Canada? (In
Chicago herald) [15292
© June 20, 1916; 1 ce. June 21,
1916; A 440475; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Intima-
July,
689
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15293
pt. 1, n.s., V. dae
HocHHEIMER (Rita) But Germany
. Made a national idol of him. (Jn
New York times, Shakespeare ter-
centenary, 1616-1916) [15293
© Apr. 16, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 1916;
A 424229; New York times co., New
York:
Hopces (Lammie Blackwell)* Elber-
ton, Ga. Romance in feathers; or,
No gold in her crown. New York
City, Authors’ co-operative publish-
ing co. [1916] 40 p. 12mo. [15294
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff: May
5, 1916.5 A 430711.
Hopces (Vessa Valena Cannon)* Kan-
sas City, Mo. Simplified healing.
[6] p. folder. 24mo. [15295
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
26, 1916; A 482418.
Horer (Mari Ruef) Seasonal festi-
vals and pageants. Harvest festi-
val. Chicago, .C..r.* Semmy -co.,
1916... vill, «9-28... p.....fol.. (Chld
world playground series) $0.50.
[15296
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. May 19,
1916; aff. May 29, 1916; A 434201;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
HoewaLLow news. [15297-15299
June: 9, 1916. ae June Oi LOIGE tc.
June 15. 1916; 440390.
June 15, 1916. ae June’ 15, 1916< 1 e.
June 19, 1916; A 440391
June 20, 1916. (In Madisonville Semi-
weekly hustler) <@x<hune_ 20h 1916.5 4
ec. June 26, 1916; A 440568.
[Note: The foregoing are in Mechanics-
ville news item unless otherwise stated]
© Adams syndicate, Madison-
ville, Ky.
[Horr (EKleanor K.)] Pie Face twins.
[153800, 15301
Peter Squash Pie Face looks so thin.
Card, 1% by 3% inches. © Apr. 28,
1916; oy ce. and aff. May 27, 1916;
A 434199.
Polly Peach Pie Face looks so thin.
Card, 12 by 3% inches. © Apr. 28,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 27, 1916; A
434200.
© Romaine Hoit, Dorchester,
Mass.
Hoiiten (Richard H.) Jackson loose
leaf Illinois corporation § record,
comp. by Richard H. Hollen and
John A. Massen. Chicago, Dwight
& M. H. Jackson, 1916. [88] p. &
blank 1. 4to. [153802
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c and aff.
May 31, 1916; A 432304; Marshall
H. Jackson, Chicago.
690
Hoiiway (Mary F.) . Wicker furni-—
ture, its vogue and diversity of use.
(Jn Lexington leader) [153803 —
© May 25, 1916; 1 ¢. July 7, 1916;
A 440810; Good furniture magazine,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
HoLtMAN (F. Ernest) Lecture 37-46.
cover-title, 5 v. S8vo. (Holman’s
national school of accountancy) —
Contents.—37. Commercial law, the
law of corporations, and 38, Com-
mercial law bankruptcy, by Scott
Wilson.—39. Commercial law, fidu-
ciary accounting. 40. Fire insur-—
ance and the eighty per cent clause,
marine insurance and general aver-
age. 41-43. Municipal accounting,
by F. Ernest Holman.—44446. Aud-
iting, by J. W. Cromwell.
[15804-15308
© Apr. 26, May 6, 20, June 2, 5,
1916; 2 ec. each and aff. June 8,
1916; A 484350-434854; Holman’s
natl. school of accountancy, Port-
land, Me.
be 1@ (Louis) ] [15309-15313
am the agent of the king of horrors
and creator_ of misery. Recklessness.
Card, 7 by 5 inches. © Apr. 5, 1916;
2 ae: Muy 1, 1916; aff. May 31,.19165%
A 434185.
I am the greatest invisible agency of ©
harm in the known world. Thought- —
lessness. Card, 7 by 5 inches. " ©m@
Apr. 5; 1916: 2 @. May 1, 1916; aff.
May 31, 1916; A 434187.
I am tbe guardian of the roof tree.
Safety first. Card, 7 by 5 inches. ©
Apr. 5, 1916; 2. c. May 1, 19165 am
May 31, 1916; A 434186.
I am the producer of wrecks. Heed-
jessness. Card, 7 by 9d inches.
Apr. 5, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 2936; am
May 31, 1916; A 434184.
Who am I? Carelessness. Sheet, 14
by 11 inches. © Apr. '5;,) 1916; 25g
May 3, 1916; aff. May 31, 1916; AW
434188.
© Honig-Cooper co., San Fran-
cisco.
Hono.uutv, Hawaii. Polk-Husted di-
rectory co.’s directory of Honolulu
and the Ferritory of Hawaii, 1916.
v. 23. Honolulu, Polk-Husted di-
rectory co., 1916. 1270 p. 8vo.
$7.00. [15314
© June 10, 1916; 1 c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 24, 1916;
A 433498 ; Polk- Husted directory ¢co., —
Oakland, Cal.
[Hope (Chester R.)] [15315-15336 4
For all they that take Ge sword shall
perish with the sword © July 9,
1916; 1 ¢. July 11, 1916; A 441042,
;
r wee 4916 ;* tc.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
15346
Prior: (Chester R.) ]—Continued.
Her richest peer, England's newest idol.
© July 2, 1916; fw uty T 19165 A
440865.
Her royal highness, pose Emily McCoy.
June 18, 1916; ce. June 21, 1916;
A 440450.
How the happiness of Lady Nicotine
vanished in smoke. © June 11, 1916;
1c. June 15, 1916; A 440385.
Is the baby worth it? © June 25, 1916;
1 ec. June 30, 1916; A 440675.
Joy cruising on one of Uncle Sam’s
$10,000,000 yachts. © July 9, 1916;
iieae. July 11, 1916; A 441041.
K. Adams, the girl detective.
June 21,
© June
SAGES VAS
440452.
King’s palace as an American apart-
ment de luxe. © June 11, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 15, 1916; A 440387.
Last stand of the pirates. © June 25,
1916; 1 c. June 30, 1916; A 440678.
New Eve mode that promises to become
a craze—or another curse. © July 9,
1916; 1 ec. July 11, 1916; A 441043.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. June 11, 1916. © June
me toUpe is c. June 15, 1916: A
440388.
June 18, 1916. © June 18, 1916;
1c. June 21, 1916; A 440453.
—— June 25, 1916. © June 25, 1916;
1 ce. June 30, 1916; A 440680.
iaives tot. © July 2, 1916; 1 «
July 7, 1916; A 440867.
July 9, 1916. © July 9, 1916; 1
e. July 11, 1916; A 441040.
Now who’s most beautiful? © June 25,
1916; 1 c. June 30, 1916; A 440677.
Skirts, the shorter the healthier. ©
mavere O06: tic. July ; 1916; A
440864.
Sprung trap that hurled Mrs. Surratt
into enternity fifty-one years ago. ©
mig, 1916- 1 c: July 7, 1916; A
440866
Stumbling block right away in Kay
Laureil’s marital career. © June 18,
19156; 1 ce. June 21, 1916; A 440451.
Twenty-four ways of being killed by
automobile! © June 11, 1916; 1 e.
June 15, 1916; A 440389.
What a provoking time Madeline has
getting married. © July 9, 1916; 1
ce. July 11, 1916; A 441044.
Wolf of Wall Street is loose again. @©
June 25, 1916; 1c. June 30, 1916;
A 440676.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Horxins (Albert L.) Federal regu-
lation based on the commerce clause
of the Constitution. 31 p. S8vo.
(American law and procedure, spe-
cial lecture) [15337
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434259; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
HoppMAN (Ray I.) Spot; being an
English soldier’s tribute to a Red
cross dog. (In New York evening
telegram ) [15338
©) Apr it 1916é=. Lc. Apr 12:
1916; A 423787; New York evening
telegram (New York herald co.)
Jersey City.
Horner (L. M.) & Huff (J. W.)*
Niagara Falls, N. Y. Fans game of
baseball. [4] p. S8vo. $0.50.
[153839
© May 25, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 5, 1916; A 432346,
Hotet Lenox. What every guest of
this hotel should know. Sheet, 12
by 8 inches. [15340
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 482142; Essex pub. co.,
Newark, N. J.
HovuLE (Romeo) 11 mois dans les
tranchées Anglaises en France et en
Belgique. May 31-June 18, 1916.
[16 instalments] (Jn New Bedford
L’ Independent) [15341
© May 31-June 18, 1916; 1 «
each July 8, 1916; A 440861; Arthur
L. Bouvier, New Bedford, Mass.
Hovine (Johannes)* New York. Med-
incinska spdrsmal. (Ji Nordstjer-
nan tisdagen ) [15342
© July 4, 1916; 1 ec. July 6, 1916;
A 440797.
Howard (Rainie Edward)* Mount
Clemens, Mich. Home account book.
ecover-title, [28] p. fol. [15348
©nidunerd) 1916: 2c dunes.
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 484480.
Howe (James Hamilton)* Seattle,
Financial lectures upon rabid specu-
lation; subject, The dragon and jug-
gernaut of speculation. Sheet, port.,
printed on both sides, 14 by 6 inches.
[14344
© May 15, 1916;°2 ec. May 17,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434217.
Hoyt (Harlowe R.) Independence
message. (Jn Cleveland leader)
[15345
(© July. 2,.1916; 1 c. July 7, 1916;
A 440863; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
HvusBBELL (Rose _ Strong) Quacky
Doodles’ and Danny Daddles’ book.
Illus. by Johnny Gruelle. Chicago,
New York [ete.] P. F. Volland & co.
[1916] [86] p. col. illus. 8vo.
$1.00. [15346
© May 8, 1916; 2c and aff. May
11, 1916; A 4381036; P. F. Volland
& co., Chicago.
691
—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15347
pt. 1, n.s., v.13 |
Hupson, N. Y. Hudson city, Clave-
rack and Stottville directory for
HOIG; .[ Hudson, Nx Y.] Js 2. uant
[1916] 216 p. front. (fold. map)
Svo. $2.00. [15347
© June 12) 191Ge-2, ¢ and:att.
June 15, 1916; A 431515; Jeremiah
Hy Lane, Hudson, Ni YX.
Hvupson motor car co.*, Detroit. Hud-
son super-six. 30 p. illus. S8vo.
[153848
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432481.
Huey (Robert) * Philadelphia. Sched-
ule of points for judging of outdoor
roses, originated by Dr. Robert
Huey, Jesse A. Currey, George C.
Thomas, jr. cover-title [10] p.
eol. illus. 16mo. [153849
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 4382581.
HuFr’s national fair directory, 1916.
10th annual publication. ‘Camden,
Oo Bi. aut, TOU Gs de yop,
12mo. [15350
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
10, 1916; A 481799; Edward L. Huff-
man, Camden, O.
HueuHes (Rupert) [15851-15354
Gloria’s romance, by Mr. & Mrs. Rupert
Hughes. 5th installment. chap. 21—
SO Juner2a 7916 ral ier Junes29:
1916; A 4406438.
—— 6th installment. chaps. 20, 21. ©
ditiy 2) LOG. 2. ee Tay 6s ONG.) A.
440789.
— —-%th installment. chap. 22-25.
July. 9, 19165 4. ¢. duly 13, 1916. A
440966.
© A. M. Hughes, Chicago.
Sandalwood. chap. 17-22. (In Green
book magazine, Aug. 1916) @© July
te tOrGs ber iby VA sioner. a.
441015.
[Note: ‘The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune unless otherwise stated]
© Rupert Hughes, Bedford Hills,
Wouck
HuGHES “tectric heating co.*, Chi-
' eago. Electric cooking perfected.
80 p. illus., port. 12mo. [15855
© May 11, 1916; 2 c. May 20,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 4384189.
Humeirp lumber co. Price list, Idaho
white pine. Spirit Lake, Id., Spirit
Lake publishing co., 1916. [4] p.
8vo. [15356
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. May 10,
1916; aff. June 13, 1916; A 432595;
Arthur L. Earin, Spirit Lake, Id.
Humiston (Ashton F.)* Chicago.
Political facts & figures, 1789-1916.
48 p. 24mo. $0.15 per M. [153857
© May .20,. 191652 -@ (and set,
May 31, 1916; A 432244.
Hunt (C. W.) co., inc.*, West New ©
Brighton, N. Y. Hunt cut-off valves —
for coal, ashes, coke, [ete.] [Cata-
logue no. 15-8] cover-title, illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Cover-title: Hunt —
coal and ashes gates.)
© June 1, 1916: 2) came aft, ¥
June 7, 1916; A 4323638.
Hurp (Archibald) Murder by sub- —
marine in which Germany excels,
has no competition by British. (Jn —
New York herald) [15359
© July 1, 1916; 1 ¢ July 3, 1916; ©
A 440713; New York herald co., Jer- 4
sey City. .
Huston (Frank M.) Factors tending
towards the revival of business.
(In Telephony, July 1, 1916) 4
[15360 —
© July 3, 1916; 1c. July 12, 191GGae
A 440952; Maurice B. Kovnat, Chi- —
cago.
Huston (James Poultney Perot)* —
Philadelphia. Message to the manu- —
facturer and inventor.
22 by 10 inches. [15361
© June 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 434510.
Hyatt talking machine co.
computer for pianos and talking ma-
chines, 6, 7 or 8 per cent. Card,
printed on both sides, 134 by 44 —
inches. [15362
© May 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. May &
22, 1916; A 484052; -E. B. Hyatt
Portland, Or.
Icy-HoT bottle co.*, Cincinnati. Icy=%
hot products. [4] p. illus. 16mo. ©
[15363
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff: Junem
5, 1916; A 432314.
IpAHo. Gazetteer. R. L. Polk & ¢0.’S ©
Idaho state gazetteer and business
directory, 1916. v. 8. St) Pai
Minn., R. L. Polk & co., 1916. 584 p.
Svo. $8.00. [15364 —
© June 7, 1916; 2 c« June 13,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 431486; ©
R. L. Polk & co., St. Paul. .
IpEAL stencil machine co.*, Belleville, ©
Ill. Safeguarding your shipments. —
24 p. illus. 12mo. [15365 —
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2c. May 13, 1916; —
aff. May 1, 1916; A 427608. |
692
[15358
Sheet, illus. —
Interest —
3
a BOOKS,
no. 7, 1916
Itton, N. Y. Steber complete street
directory and up-to-date map of the
village of Ilion, Herkimer County,
fms ¥.. 1916. Utica, N. Y., Utica di-
_ rectory publishing co., 1916. 80 p.
fold. map. 8vo. $1.00. [15366
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 431389; Benjamin Steber,
Utica, N. Y.
Itiiors. Supreme court. [Illinois
_ Official reporter. Advance sheets.
[15367-15377
we 270; ee 2, Dee. 29, 1915. © Dec. 28,
: 1915; apes JAD. 2A 1915; aff. Jan. 8,
_ 1915; A 418370.
awe 20, pt. 3, Jan. 12, 1916. © Jan. 19,
1916: 2c. and aff. Jan. 14, 1916; A
420403.
est, pi. 1, Jan. 26, 1916. © Jan. 21,
g926, 2 c. and aff. Jan: 27, 1916; A
418623.
meets, pt. 2, Feb. 9, 1916. @© Feb. 9,
eo> 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 12, 1916; A
418804.
wens, Pt. 5, Web. 23, 1916. © Feb. 17,
awe, 2 ¢. and aff. Feb. 21, 1916; A
420860.
maeaes, pt. 45 Mar. 8, 1916. © Mar. 11,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 16, 1916; A
427259.
mete, pt. 1, Mar, 22, 1916. © Mar. 18,
41916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 23, 1916; A
427355. ;
ete, pt. 2, Apr. 5, 1916. @©@ Apr. 10,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 14, 1916; A
428497.
=e 2t2, pt. o, Apr. 19, 1916. © Apr. 18,
fete > 2 c: and aff. Apr. 22, 1916; A
428666.
w. 2(2, pt. 4, May 10, 1916. @© May 13,
= ce. and aff. May 18, 1916; A
A 433054.
Ww. 2io, pt. 1, May 24, 1916. © May 19,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 22, 1916; A
433104.
© Samuel Pashley Irwin, Bloom-
ington, Ill.
IMPLEMENT trade journal co.*, Kansas
» City, Mo. [15378-15383
_ Millard’s implement directory for eastern
P Iowa and northern Illinois. v. 20,
1916. [5]—136, 501-889 p. S8vo. ©
Apr. 17, 1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff.
June 15, 1916; A 431531.
Millard’s implement directory for trade
territories of Kansas City and Okla-
homa he v. 30, 1916. 5—228, 501-
; 889 vo. © ‘Apr. 1. aOTG 2° e:
» May PL, 1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A
431532.
Millard’s implement directory for trade
territories of Minneapolis-St. Paul and
Sioux Falls. v. 20, 1916. [5]—216,
501-889 p. 8vo. © Apr. 18, 1916;
2c. May 31, 1916; aff. June 15, 1916;
A 431528.
_ Millard’s implement directory for trade
territories of Omaha and _ Council
Bluffs. v. 29, 1916. [5]-—238, 501-—
S39 p. Svo. @ Mar 8, 1916; 2 ec.
May 31, 1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A
431528.
GROUP II
15413
IMPLEMEENT trade journal co.*—Con.
Millard’s implement directory for trade
territory of Dallas, Tex. vy. 15, 1916.
[5]—138, 501-889 p. 8vo. © Mar. 3,
1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff. June 15,
1916: A 431530.
Millard’s implement directory for trade
territory of St. Louis, Mo. v. 25, 1916.
5-114, 501-889 p. S8vo. © Apr. i
1916; 2 c. May 31, 1916; aff. June 15,
1916; A 431529.
INDUSTRIAL press*, New York. Safety
don’ts. cover-title, 15, [1] p. 8vo.
[15384
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 432373.
[INGERSOLL (Helen)] Wonder of the
flowers. (Jn The everyday library
for young people. [v. 3] Beast,
bird and flower) [15385
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2c. July 1, 1916;
aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 433683; M.
Perry Mills, New York.
INSURANCE ALMANAC, aD annual of in-
surance facts for 1916. New York,
The Underwriter printing and pub-
lishing company [1916] 412 p. 8vo.
$1.00. . [15386
© May 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 431416; Underwriter
printing & pub. co., New York.
INSURANCE press*, New York.
[15387, 15388
Life insurance salesman. © July 5,
1916; 1c. July 6, 1916; A 440800.
To him who hustles and waits. © June
22,° 1916; 1 cy June’ 29; 1916: A
440626.
[Note: The foregoing are in Insurance
press]
INTERMOUNTAIN electric co. Catalogue
no. 8. Salt Lake City, Utah. [1916]
xxvi, 399 p. incl. front., illus. Svo.
[15389
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 431711; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS Service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret. (In New
York evening journal) 15390-15413
July 3, 1916. © July 3, 1916; 1c. July
6, 1916; A 440792.
July 5, 1916. @© July 5, 1916; 1c. July
6, 1916; A 440795.
July 6, 1916. © July
7, 1916; A 440806.
§,, 1916 > 4oe.. July
July 7, 1916. @ July 7, 1916; 1c. July
8
8, 1916; A 440848.
he 8, 1916. © July
, 1916; A 440881.
Pe 10, 1916, @ July 10, 19165 1 ‘c.
iy 11, 1916; A 440921.
Sulyert 1 «1916... ©. July. 11,1916: 2. c,
July 12, 1916; A 440928.
July 12, 1916. @© July 12, 1916; 1 ec.
July 13, 1916; A 440965.
, LOLG: 1c. July
693
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15414
INTERNATIONAL NEWS service*—Con.
July 138, 1916. @ July 13, 1916; 1 e.
July 14, 1916; A 441004.
duly 14, 1916). © Suly, $4, 919163<1 Uc.
July 15, 1916; A 441049.
June 13, 16, 17, 19, 1916. © June 13,
16, 7, 19. 1916; Le. sune 1-19? 20,
1916; A 440493440496.
June 14, 15, 1916. © June 14, 15, 1916;
1c. each June 15,.16, 1916 : A. 440489,
440490.
sune 20321, 1916 @i Sune 20.21) 191G
1 c. each June 21, 22, 1916; A 440500,
440501.
June 23, 1916. © June 23, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 26, 1916; A 440556.
Jane 26,°1916. ~@sdunes26. 19tG ac.
June 27, 1916; A 440582.
June 27, 1916. oA June, 28-1916 se.
June 28, 1916; A 440590.
June 28, 1916. © June 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 29, 1916; A 440617.
June 29, 1916. © June 29,
June 30, 1916; A 440636.
July 1° 1St6.* @sluly 11916 s"i «& uly
3, 1916; A 440709.
HOUGHES LE "eC;
INTERSTATE map co.*, Newark, N. J.
Red book guide to Providence, Paw-
LICKEL, Petcd,... 1. 160; py sold.
map. 16mo. $0.15. [15414
© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 481081.
Iota, Kan. R. L. Polk & co.’s Iola city
directory. 1916. [v. 6] Sioux City,
fa... de. Paul Minn.” [ete] RoE.
Polk & co. 1916. 3834p. 8vo. $5.00.
[15415
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 4383220; R. L. Polk &
co., Sioux City, Ia
Irving (Minna) Old Glory in the
sky. (Jn American press) [15416
© June 24,1916; 1. e July 13,
1916; A 440979; American press
assn., New York.
[JAcKkson (Charles B.)] Roger Bean
coffee book, no. 1. Indianapolis,
Ind., Schnull & co., 1916. cover-
title, [32] p. obl. 24mo. $0.25.
[15417
© | fan:32, 4916s 26% smeiatt.
June 10, 1916; A 434881; Roger
Bean assn., Indianapolis.
JACKSON (James William) * Washing-
ton. Sere ay oe
Abraham Lincoln. Sheet, port., 73 b
inches. $0.10. © June LZ, 1916;
and aff. June 12, 1916; A 432466.
George Washinzton. Sheet, port, 74 by
5 inches. $0. 10. @ June 12; 1916;
2c. and aff. June 12, 1916; A 432464.
To the memory of Booker T. Washing-
ton. Sheet, port., 74 by 5 inches.
$0.10. @ June 12, 1916; 2c. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 432465.
694
JACOBSON (Pauline)
JAMES (Hartwell)
JAMES mfg. co.*, Ft. Atkinson, Wis;
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
[15421-15424
Firemen’s great pageant. © July 1,
1916; 1 ce. July 5, 1916; A 440768.
Historic fox-tail battle. © June 24,
1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916; A 440603.
Passing of the volunteer. © Juiy 8,
1916; 1 ec. July 12, 1916; A 440955.
Racing for the fox-tail. © June 17,
1916; 1-¢..dunes2i,419168 440444.
[Note. The foregoing are in San
Francisco Bulletin]
[15425-15426
Boys of the Bible. Philadelphia, Henry
Altemus company [1916] 229 ply
front., illus. 12mo. $0.75. © Jam
9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 10, 191658
A 433343. [Copyright is claimed on
new matter]
Uncle Jim’s Bible stories. Philadelphia
Henry Altemus company [1916] 396 J
p. col. front, ‘Bluse feo intel
i2mes. SOS. © June 9, 1916; 2 ec
and aff. June 10, 1916; A 433342. F
© Howard E. Aueuee Philadel-
phia.
James way; a book showing how to
build and equip a practical up to
date dairy barn. 315 p. inel. front.,
illus., blue prints. Sve. ([Catalog
no. 19] ) [15427
© Apr. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1916: A 431035. |
[15428-15451
Coats and trotting suits for a ;
by Madame Qui Vive [pseud.
June 25, 1916; 1 ¢. June 26, 1916; <
440573.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] June 13,4
1916. © age 13, 1916 Ate June —
16, 1916: A 440371.
——— June 16, 1916. © June 16, 1916;
1 ce. June 19, 1916; A 440395.
— June 17, 1916. © June. 17, 19a
1 ec. June 19, 1916; A 440401. ‘
June 19, 1916. © June 19, 1916;
1c. June 21, 1916; A 440428.
June 20, 1916; © June 20, 1916;
1 ce. June 21, 1916; A 440472.
June 21, 1916. © June 21, 1916; —
1c. June 22, 1916; A 440477. q
—— June 22, 1916. © June 22, 191G8
1c. June 24, 1916; A 440522: ‘
June 24, 1916. © June 24, 1916;
1c. June 26, 1916; A 440551.
June 26, 1916. © June 26, 1916;
1c. June 28, 1916; A 440689.
June 27, 1916. © June 27, 1916;
1 c. June 28, 1916; A 440692.
—— June 28, 1916. © June 28, 1916;
1c. June 29, 1916; A 440641.
June 29, 1916; © June 29, 1916;
1 ec. June 30, 1916; A 440655.
—— June 30, 1916. © June 30, 191608
1e¢. July 1, 1916; A 440660. F
July 1, 1916. © July 1, 1916g8
1 ec. July 3, 1916; A 440696.
July 3, 1916. © July 3, 1916; 1
e. July 5, 1916; A 440833.
BOOKS, GROUP II
Sere ye ae
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-
e
. [Jaaxsox (Heien Follett) ]—Con.
July 4, 1916. © July 4, 1916;
2 1c. July 5, 1916; A 440836.
piiyiip, 1946: © July 5, 1916;
1c. July 6, 1916; A 440840.
wary G6 191G: @ July 6, 1916;
ic. July &, 1916; A 440843.
wwiyene 1916. ©.suly. 7, 1916;
ie. July 8, 1916; A 440870.
= July 8, 1916. © July 8, 1916;
1c. July 10, 1916; A 440874.
July 10, 1916. © July 10, 1916;
le. July 11; 1916; A 440957.
—— July 11, 1916. © July 1, 1916;
ie. July 12, 1916; A 440960.
poy 42 1936 © July 12, 1916;
1c. July 13, 1916; A 441000.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JENKINS (Elsie C.) & Bruce (Laurie
M.)* Carthage, Ill. Something old
and something new in crochet. [14]
p. illus. 4to. $0.10. [15452
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. May 8, 1916;
aff. May 17, 1916; A 433031.
JERREHIAN (Aram K.)* Philadelphia.
History of the art of weaving. v. 1,
sec. 1. Philadelphia, Pa., Jerrehian
bros., 1916. [12] p. illus. 8vo.
[15453
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. May 19, 1916;
aff. June 3, 1916; A 434229.
JERSEY Criry public school athletic
assn. Official handbook, 1916. Edit-
ing committee: K. L. Thompson,
N. L. Chance, Howard Dare White.
New York, American sports publish-
ing company, 1916. 77 p._ front.
illus., ports. (Spalding’s athletic
library ) [15454
© June 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
-21, 1916; A 431589; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
| JEVNE (H.) co.*, Los Angeles. Bread
book. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 184 by 8 inches, folded to Svo.
[15455
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 432706.
Jiu sirsu, the effective Japanese mode
of self-defense, illus. by snapshots of
K. Koyama and A. Minami. New
York, American sports publishing
company [1916] 77, [1] p. incl.
front., illus. 16mo. (Spalding red
cover series of athletic handbooks.
no. 21R) $0.25 [15456
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
aff. June 14, 1916; A 434475; Ameri-
can sports pub. co., New York.
69
JoHNsS (H. W.) -Manville co.*, New
York. [15457-15468
Between you and the weather. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. © Mar. 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. June 9; 1996 ; A 432386.
Flooring that’s made to fit. [4] p.
Wius? tbmo. (©) Mar Lie 1916-2 ie
and aff. June 9, 1916; iA 432387.
Handy roofing fixings. [4j p. illus.
16mo. © Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 9. 1916; A 432397.
Insulation for every service. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. © Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ©.
and aff. June 9, 1916; A 432396.
J-M ebony and Pee asbestos woods.
ts] p. folder, illus. 16mo. © May 13,
1916: 2 c. and aff. June 9: 19i6= A
432392.
J-M (Mezger) soot-proof spark plug. [4]
p. illus. 16mo. © May 8, 190G= 2 c.
and aff. June 9, 1916; A 432391.
J-M transite asbestos wood. [6]
folder, illus. 16mo. © Apr. 22, 191¢:
2 ¢. and aff. June 9, 1916; A 432390.
J-M vise-grip cleat. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
© Mar. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 9,
1916; A 432393.
Packing that spares the rod. [8] p.
folder, illus. 16mo. © Mar. 20, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 9, 1916; A 432395.
Put these J-M paints eee the rust
and your iron. [4] p. 16mo. © Mar.
13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 9, 116; A
432389.
Who selects your roofs? [12] p. illus.
16mo. © Mar. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 9, 1916; A 432394.
Why not mobilize your boilers? [4] p.
illus. 16mo. © Feb. 14, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. June 9, 1916; \A 432388.
KatmMus chemical co.*, Cincinnati.
Epilepsy explained. Fallsucht erk-
laert. cover-title, 24 p. illus. 8vo.
$0.25. [15469
© May 12, 1916; 2 ce May 16,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 434345.
KAMPFMUELLER rheumatic remedy €o.,
inc.*, Louisville. [15470, 15471
kK EH, R.- eover-titie,. 29. [1]. p._: illus.
12mo. © June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432547.
Kampfmueller’s rheumatic remedy.
cover-title, [12] p. illus. 32mo. ©
May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17,
1916; A 432548.
Patriot.
Standard print-
cover-title, 20 p.
[15472
May 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 3, 1916‘ A 434265; Thos. H.
Ince, Culver City, Cal.
IXATTERJOHN (Monte M.)
[Los Angeles, Cal.
ing co., 1916]
12mo.
KAUFMAN (Herbert) Herbert Kauf-
man’s weekly page. (In Boston
Sunday herald) [15473-15477
AUS, D1, SLO... © June.) 19865 1 e.
June 17, 1916; A 440353.
June 18, 1916. © June 18, 1916; 1 «
July 1, 1916; A 440673.
_
ov.
KAWAKAMI (K. K.)
Kay (Ross)
KrAspey and Mattison co.*,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15478
KAUFMAN (Herbert )—Continued.
June 25, July 2, 1916. @© June 25, July
1916; 1 c. each July 10, 1916; A
440889, 440890.
July .9, ASIG. “@? July... TO1Geod c.
July 15, 1916; A 441051.
KAUSTINE Co., ine.*, Buffalo.
[15478-15484
Defeating the teacher. [4] p. _ illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Form S—16) Apr.
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 12, 1916;
A 432460.
How to make your village cr country
home sanitary. 20 p. illus. 8vo. ©
June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 12,
1916; A 432454.
Kaustine toilet equipment. [4] p. illus.
Svo. May 25, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 432455.
For ordering special
or multiple systeins. [12] p. fol. ©
May ?1;: 1936; 2 er“ands aft: ‘June. 12,
1916; ‘A 432457.
School purchase contract. Sheet, 11 by
84 inches. (Form no. S-11) © Apr.
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 12, 1916;
A 432458.
Superiority
Order form no. 8.
of Kaustine toilets - for
schools. [4] p. illus. fol. (Form
S-12) @ Apr. 29, 1916; 2-¢. and aff.
-June 12, 1916; A 432459.
Way to real rural home comfort. [4]
p. illus., diagr. 4to. (Series M, no.
4) @© May ty 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 432456.
[15485, 15486
Japanese naval program and America’s.
Proof. (National editorial service.
Serial no. 410) @© Feb. 19, 1916; 2c.
and aff. June 22, 1916; A 432621.
Our naval strength and that of Japan.
Proof. (National editorial service.
Serial no. 409) © Feb. 18, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. June 22, 1916; A 432625.
© National editorial service, inc.,
New York.
Go ahead boys and the
racing motor-boat. Illus. by R. Em-
Hopkins [1916] 254 p. front., tery of resonance. ( nm Musical:
plates. 8vo. [15487 courier. ) ~ [15499
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 433617 ; Barse &
Hopkins, New York.
Ambler,
[15488-15490
interior and exterior,
Sheet, illus., diagrs., printed on both
sides, 22 by 16% inches. (Archi-
tectural service corporation. Service
sheet 2, no. 11, Jan., 1916) @©@ Apr.
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 20, 1916;
A 430400.
Roofing, asbestos,
Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
sides, 214 by 16 inches.
tural service corporation. Service
sheet 1, no. 11, Jan., 1916) © Apr.
12, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr. 20, 1916;
A '430399.
696
Pa.
Asbestos lumber,
asbestos shingles.
printed on both
(Architec-
KEASBEY and Mattison co.*—Contd.
KEEcH & Beck*,
KEELER (W. Frederic)* New York.
- KEELEY (J.)* Chicago.
Ketty (William E.)* Brooklyn. How
Ketyin (Paul)
pt. i, 1 Sy ‘vo B3
Roofing, asbestos, corrugated ; siding,
asbestos, corrugated ; asbestos a
and siding. Sheet, illus., diagrs..
printed on- both. sides, 22 by 16%
inches. (Architectural service corpor-
ation. Service sheet 3, no. 11, Jan.
1916) ~ @ Apr. Soa 1916; 2 c ange
aff. Apr. 20, 1916; A 430401. :
New York. Club
member’s schedule of coming events,
July, Aug., 1916. cover-title, — a
24mo. $0.10. [15491
© June 24, 1916: 2 c and aff.
June 27, 1916: A 432719.
How to give a treatment by silent
thought. New York, The Oxford
printing co., [1916] 37 -p. Sv0.
(Power thought manuals for be- ‘
ginners; healing series, no. 2.)
[15492
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432316. ‘
[15493-15498
Can dainty Miss Rowland prove she
never wore pajamas? © May 7, 1916;
1 ec. May 8, 1916; A 4243875.
How a woman made a cowpuncher int
another Remington. © May 7, 19163
1c. May 8, 1916; A 424377.
Is the 400 year old prophecy about Con-
stantinople coming true? © June 25,
1916; 1c. June 26, 1916; A 440579. —
Real reason why your boy or girl runs”
away from home. © July 9, 1916; 1
e. July 10, 1916; A 440926.
Science at last has found a use for
dreams. © May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 8,
1916; A 4243874.
Sensational marriage of Lord Russell
that has turned England op comm '
© May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 8, 19165
424379.
[Note:
The foregoing are in Chicago
herald |] :
© July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. July 10, 1916;
A 440891.
to become a _ naturalized citizen.
cover-title, 38 p. col. illus., port.
16mo. [15500
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June”
20, 1916; A 482580.
Essence of salesman-
ship. (In Automobile digest and
register ) [15501
© June 26, 1916; 1 « July 5,
1916; A 440745; Arthur William
Thompson, New York.
+
no. 7, 1916
KENTUCKY tobacco product co.*, Louis-
‘ville. [15502-15505
_ Spraying with Black leaf 40 in the gar-
en. [4] p. illus., diagr. 16mo.
‘a (Leafiet no. 31) © June 10, 1916; 2
» c.and aff. June 15, 1916; A 432475
_ Spraying with Black leaf 40 to eoutrat
—® onion thrips. 7 p. illus. 8vo.
© June 8 1916; 2 c. and aff. June is
7 1916; A 434443.
Seieryins with Black leaf 40 to prevent
_ damage by the melon louse to cucum-
_ bers, cantaloupes and watermelons.
- Leafiet no. 30. [4] p. illus. 12mo.
: @ May 18, 1916; 2 c. May 24, 1916;
: aff. June 2, 1916: A 432274.
_ Spraying with Black leaf 40 to prevent
damages to cucumbers, canteloupes
and watermelons by the melon louse.
[4] p. illus. 12mo. (Leaflet no. 30)
© May 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May 15,
1916; mh 430880.
“yon (Ralph Wood)* Brooklyn.
Sepecial notice. Sheet, 54 by 84
inches. [15506
P © May 25, 1916; 2c. und aff. June
_ 2,1916; A 432286.
vyon (William 8.) Senate and the
Philippines. Proof. (National edi-
- torial service. Serial no. 408)
[15507
© Feb. 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 432624 : National
editorial service, inc., New York.
Kreut (W. J. L.) British captives
“Marry Dutch girls. (In Chicago
daily news.) [15508
' © June 17, 1916; 1 c. June 21,
1916; A 440435; Chicago daily news
= CO., Chicago.
Krercan (A. M.)* Clarence, Mo.
Church of God: General and local.
Fort Scott, Kan., Wm. Koefoed,
ma916. 55 p. 12mo. $0.15. [15509
é. © June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 433449,
Kim—EyY (Thomas W.) & co. [Cata-
ene, 1916] Brooklyn, N. Y. [1916]
2 p. 1., vii-xxxvi, 558 p. illus. 8vo.
# [15510
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 431791; R. R. Donnelley
, & sons co., Chicago.
<1Inea (R. P.)* Greensboro, N. C. In-
structions for moving barbed wire
fence. 31. folder. 24mo. $1.00.
[15511
2c. and aff. June
© June 9, 1916;
; /12, 1916; A 432433.
<iInc (Sidney J.)* Chicago. King’s
_ Official route guide. [15512-15519
‘Section 1. Automobile routes of Wis-
consin, Illinois, Indiana, eastern Iowa,
eastern Minnesota and southern Michi-
gan. cover-title, various paging. 8vo.
ag (part folded) $2.00. © May
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 12, ALG §
A 431445.
BOOKS, GROUP II
15529
Kine (Sidney J.)*—Continued.
Section 2. Automobile routes of In-
diana, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky.
cover-title, various paging. maps
(part folded) 8vo. go. 00. © May
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 12, 1916;
A 431446.
Section 3. Wisconsin, northeastern Illi-
nois and western Minnesota. 1 p. L,
444 p. maps (part fold.) S8vo.
$1.00. © May 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 431447.
Section 4. Illinois, eastern Iowa and
southern Wisconsin. 1p. Lh. (4870:
maps (part fold.) S8vo. $1.00. ©
May 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June 12,
1916; A 431448,
Section 5. Indiana and southern Michi-
gan. fp. 1, 612 p.peSve., $£.00-
© May 15, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. June 12
19162 A. 431449,
Section 6. Ohio and Kentucky. 1 p. L,
518 p. maps (part fold.) S8vo. $1.00.
@© May 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
12) 1916: A 431450,
Section 7. Michigan and northern In-
diana. 1p. 1, 544 p. maps (part
fold.) S8vo. i 00. © May 15, 1916;
Ae Land ate edtine 12. LOG = 5A. 431451.
Section 8. New York and the Province
of Ontario, Canada. 144 p. maps.
S¥Of4Ao 00s. @. Mayet 5. f9O1Gs eZee
and aff. June 12, 1916; A 431482.
KINSOLVING (Wythe Leigh)* New
York. Even so I send you. Win-
chester, Tenn., Southern printing
and publishing co., 1916. [20] p.
Svo. $0.15. [15520
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 484556.
KiIgcHMAIER (Cora)* Toledo, OQ.
Cross-stitch designs. Series 10,
plates 14. [8] p. eol. illus. 4to.
[15521
© June 29, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 431797.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) [15522-15529
Home making schedule. Housework ys.
stores, cont’d. © June 28, 1916; 1 c.
June 24, 1916; A 440830.
Home making talks. Afternoon tea. ©
MY ie dts LE GC. IDLY 8, che eo: A
440853.
Chemistry for every day meals. ©
June 30, 1996: '1 c July 1, 1986's A
440651.
—— Family co-operation. © June 16,
1916; 1c. June 17, 1916; A 440367.
—-— Family co-operation cont'd. ©
June 23, 1916; 1c. June 24, 1916;
A 440829.
—— Women’s duty in the care of milk.
© July 14, 1916; 1 c. July 15, 1916;
A 441030.
Hot weather helps. © June 16, 1916;
1c. June 17, 1916; A 440368.
Our national holiday. © June 30, 1916;
1c. July 1, 1916; A 440652.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
plain dealer]
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
697
oo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15530
pt. 1, Biss Ve ie
Kirk (William)* Chicago. Apart-
ment lease. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 14 by 84 inches, fol. to Svo.
[15530
© Apri 5y 1946. 2 ep and ‘ait.
June 10, 1916; A 434872.
KirkMAN (Marshall Monroe) Cars,
their construction and _ handling.
Supplement to Kirkman’s Science of
railways. Chicago, C. Phillips com-
pany, 1916. 2p. 1, 7-34 p. 12mo.
[15531
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 4382429; Cropley Phillips
co., Chicago.
Knapp & Spencer co.*, Sioux City, Ia.
Here’s the best proposition ever of-
fered you. Card, 28 by 22 inches.
[155382
© May 23, 1916; 2 ec. May 25,
1916; aff. June 5, 1916; A 432519.
KNOoEPPEL (C. E.) & co. & McCall &
Clarke co.*, New York. Business in-
vestigation the first step towards in-
dustrial preparedness.
[15533-15535
no. 2. Office and accounting methods.
cover-title, [21] p. 8vo. @ May 16,
1916; 2 ec. May 24, 1916; aff. June 1,
1916; A 434171.
no. 3. Production translated. [19] p.
Sva? $0-50.. ©: May 27, 1986 FA’ e:
and aff. June 2, 1916; A 432310.
no. 4. Distribution. cover-title, [13] p.
8vo. $050. ‘©, June 7, 1976; G
and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432531.
KNOWLES mushroom ventilator co.*,
New York. Ventilators, mushroom,
gaskets, corrugated copper. Sheet,
illus., diagrs. 11% by 154 inches.
({ Architectural service corporation]
service sheet A, no. 101, A, B, Jan.,
1916) [15536
© Apr: 92,916 * 2? ey and aii.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 430397.
KOEHLER (Emma E.)* Chicago. Stupid,
weary life. Sheet, 83 by 44 inches.
$0.05. [15557
© Jan. 21; 19i6;"2 +e Mar, 45,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 484530.
Kouter co.*, Kohler, Wis. Kohler of
Kohler. 66 p. illus. 8vo. [155388
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1916;
aff. May 29, 1916; A 432276.
Lacoste (Lucie) Does the woman
who marries another woman’s hus-
band ever really feel remorse? (Jn
Chicago herald) [15539
© June 25, 1916; 1 ec. June 26,
1916; A 440576; J. Keeley, Chicago.
698
Lait (Jack)
[15540-15563
Always open season to kill police. ©
July 7%, 1916;. 1 ce. July S$, 4975
440871. |
Anonymous letter to would-be bride.
June 30, 1916; 1 ¢;<taly’ Ss; 19162
440695.
©
A
Another letter to my baby daughter. ©
June 28, 1916; 1 c. June 29, 1916; A
440640.
©
A
Fools’ witticisms guide ways of wise.
June 20, 1916; 1 ec. June 21, 1916; 2
440474,
Four dollars a week. © June 18, 1916;
1 c. June 19, 1916; A 444071.
Gus the bus a commissioned officer. ©
June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916; A
440690.
Gus the bus blind to a big tip. © July
10, 1916; 1 ¢ Sully “4 29s
440958.
Gus the bus learns why we celebrate.
@ July 3, 1916; 1 ¢« July 5, 1916s
440834.
Gus the bus will stay here a while. ©
June 19, 1916; 1 ec. June 21, 1916; A
440430.
Hail! Hail! © July 2, 1916; 1 @& due
3, 1916; A 440701.
How about the business man _ soldier.
@ June 22, 1916; 1 c. June 24, 1916;
A 440525.
Josephus Ourpet Daniels on the stand.
@ July 1, 1916; 1 c. July 3, 1916; A
440698.
No ‘‘drummer’” at salesmen’s congress.
@ July 12, 1916; 1,¢. July 13, 197ee
A 441002.
No monkey business in rotary idea. ©
June 17, 1916; 1 c. June 19, 1916; A
440403.
Technicality ruins a grand business. @
~July. 5, 1916; 1 cc) July 6) 29tGEaee
440846.
Timely bedtime letter to my son. ©
June 21, 1916; 1 c. June 22, 1916; A
440480.
To and from our novelette family. ©
June 16, 1916; 1 ce. June 19, 1916; A
440397.
What constitutes good salesman? ©
July 1F, 1916; 1l.e. July 12, 1936508
440961.
What did it profit Mrs. Hetty Green?
@ July 6, 1916; 1 c. July 8, 192055
440845.
What Mrs. Astor actually sacrificed. ©
June 27, 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916; A
440832. :
What state should and might do for
married soldiers. © June 24, 1916;
1c. June 26, 1916; A 4405538.
What’s the matter with our youths?
@ July 4, 1916; 1 ¢. July 5, 19165
440838.
Willie goes into the produce business.
© June 29, 1916; 1 c. June 30, 1916;
A 440658.
$100,000 a year ad writer replies. ©
July 8, 1916; lc. July 10, 2916)
440875.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
BOOKS, GROUP II
15587
no. 7, 1916
Lake Charles trust and savings bank. -
[15564-15566
5 Universal savings system. [4] p. 8vo.
a © May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
' £18, 1916; A 434421.
savings system schedule
50-31, 100-31. 2 v. 24mo. © May
25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. each June 13,
1916; A 434419, 434420.
© Fred H. Junkin, Lake Charles,
-LAmps*, New York. Souvenir book
_ The Lambs all star gambol, 1916.
cover-title, [40] p. illus. (part col.)
ports. fol. $0.25. [15567
© May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
20, 1916; A 432141.
P smo (Chester E.)* Kokomo, Ind.
Biblical game. [61] cards, 34 by 24
inches. $0.25. [15568
© June 9, 1916; 2 ec. June 19,
1916; aff. July 1, 1916; A 434827.
LANE (Franklin K.) Water-power
lands and our national necessity.
Proof. (National editorial service.
Serial no. 414) [15569
© Feb. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432630; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
“LANGER (Charles H.)* Chicago. Gen-
eral accounting. Various paging.
4to. [15570
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 30, 1916: A 433565.
LANSTON monotype machine co.*,
Philadeiphia. Monotype monoglue
for mounting cuts on metal bases.
[4] p. illus. 4to. [15571
' © May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 432300.
ANTERN no. 24, spring, 1916. Bryn
_ Mawr college. 89 p. front. S8vo.
$0.75. [15572
= © May 29, 1916; 2 c« June 3,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 432590;
es as
Lois Estabrook Sandison, Bryn
Mawr, Pa.
Larkin co.*, Buffalo. Symphonic
pianos & player pianos & sympho-
_nolas. cover-title, 16 p. illus. (part
@ol.) obi. Svo. [15573
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 432283.
La Sarre extension university*, Chi-
eago. Business leadership. 47, [1]
p. illus., chart. Svo. [15574
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434258.
55661—16—4
LAVERCOMBE (Frederick A.)* Newport,
Ky. Results guaranteed, not es-
timated contracts. [15575-15580
[no. 1.] P2tasp: .16mo.2.@ Aneest0:
1S1G <2" e. “May 22: 1916 aff: Jane 5;
1916; A 432336.
[no. 2-6 5 v. obl. 48mo. © Apr. 29,
1916; 2 e@. each May 22, 1916; aff.
June 5, 1916; A 432337—-432341.
Lavino (E. J.) & co.*, Philadelphia.
Ferro-alloys. cover-title, 23, [1] p.
tables, diagr. 16mo. [15581
© May 15,1916: 2 ¢. Mar: “11,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 484190.
LAWRENCE (Eugene B.)* Nutley, N. J.
Material required for 1 cu. yd.
rammed concrete. Scale B. Card,
with revolving disc, 54 by 44 inches.
[15582
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432608.
LAWYERS’ tist, 1916. New York, H.
R. Brown [1916] 479 p. 12mo.
$5.00. [15583
© July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
£4. $S1G=. A. 4358866 >. Hubert oR.
Brown, New York.
LAWYERS REPORTS annotated. Cumula-
tive index. vols. 1916A—1916C, with
separate index to notes. Rochester,
N. Y., The Lawyers co-operative
publishing company, 1916. S82 pD.
Svo. [15584
© June 29, 1916: 2 ce. and aff. July
1,1916; A 483588 ; Lawyers co-opera-
tive pub. co., Rochester, N. Y.
Leas & MeVitty, ine.*, Philadelphia.
Quality information regarding high
grade old fashioned oak sole leather.
[8] p. illus. 16mo. [15585
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. June 27,
1916; aff. July 10, 1916; A 432759.
(Richard A.) Keeping the
Chicago, Ill., Ameri-
can farming pub. co., [1916] 48 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. $0.25. [15586
© May 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 484374; American farm-
ing pub. co., Chicago.
LEAVELL
motor car fit.
Lrespianc (Maurice) % Hughes Massie
& co.*, London. Bombshell: tr. by
Alexander Teixeira de Mattos.
chaps. 20—end. (Jn Pearson’s mag-
azine, June, 1916) [15587
© 1c. June 29, 1916; A ad int.
2697 ; pubd. May 31, 1916.
699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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LEFFEL (James) & co.*, Springfield, O. | Linpsay (Forbes)—Continued.
Leffel maquinas de vapor y calderas.
cover-title, 72 p. illus., diagrs. obl.
16mo. (Catalogo nim 66) [15588
© June 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482427.
LettcH (Albert J.)* Cleveland. In-
dustrial democracy. [8] p. 16mo.
[15589
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 482493.
[Lemont (H. H.)] Bewildering mys-
teries and illusions of bogus spirit
mediums. Duluth, Minn., The Lem
company [1916] [1], 7 p. folder.
Svo. $0.50 [15590
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482434; Lem co., Duluth,
Minn.
LENAWEE County, Mich. Farm jour-
nal rural directory of Lenawee
County, Mich. [1916-1921] Phila-
delphia, Wilmer Atkinson company,
1916. 304 p. illus. 8vo. £15591
© May 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. May
10, 1916; A 428935; Wilmer A:tkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
LEVINE (Isaac Don) And through him
Russia has found herself. (Jn New
York times, Shakespeare tercenten-
ary, 1616-1916) [15592
© Apr. 16, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A 424231; New York times co., New
York.
Lewis (Clifford Morgan)* Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. Service instructions, Ho-
tel Pantlind, Grand Rapids, Mich.
24 p. 12mo. [155938
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 43824380.
Lewis (Gertrude) Back to the army.
(In Lewiston journal magazine)
[15594
© June 10, 1916; 1c. July 8, 1916;
A 440852; Lewiston journal co., Lew-
iston, Me.
Liacett & Myers tobacco co.*, New
York. They satisfy. (Jn Evansville
journal-news ) [15595
© June 14, 1916; 1c. July 3, 1916;
A 440725.
LinpsAy (Forbes) [15596. 15597
Standard forms of policies and ae
forms of policies. 1 p. 1, p. [73]-—82,
11. S8vo. (Pacific mutual school for
salesmen, first post-graduate course,
no. 8) @© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434544.
700
pt. 1, 0. S., V. dee
Surrender values a policy loans. 1
p. 1, p. [65]—72, 1.1. _8vo:. . (Paewe
mutual school for salesmen, first post
graduate course, no. 7.) $0. :
May 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June e
1916 ; A 434310.
© Pacific mutual life insurance
co., of California, Los Angeles.
Liste (Ann) Biography of a sinner.
(In New York evening journal)
. [15598-15617
June 19. 20, 1916. [2 instalments]
June 19, 20, 1916; 1 c. each June of
aa es 1916: A 440497, 440498. xs
June 21, 1916. © June 21, 1916; 1 «¢
June 22, 1916; A 440502.
June 23, 24, 1916. © June 23, 24, 1916; —
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440558.
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New York.
List of our stock at Buffalo. [v. 13,
no. 6] June 1, 1916. cover-title, 31_
p. 12mo. [15618
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1, 1916; A 434204 : Taylor & Crate,
Buffalo.
LIVE stock mens’ assn. of America*, |
Knoxville, Tenn. Directory. 5th ed. 3
xxix, 408 p. 24mo. $5.00. [15619
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ~
June 30, 1916; A 433553. .
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~LiLoyp
a Pres ee ae
(Leslie G.)* Los Angeles.
Tungsten, notes on its minerals,
their examination, tests and com-
mercial uses. 16 p. 16mo. $0.50.
[15620
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 434382.
Locke (Alain Le Roy)* Washington.
Syllabus of an extension course of
lectures on race contacts and inter-
racial relations. [9] p. S8vo. $0.25.
[15621
emer.) 15> 1916;..2..c... Apr... 8,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 434427.
LOFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis.
What is health? (Jn Masonic ob-
server ) [15622-15625
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10, £906) 01 c, each -June -15,, 19,
1916; "A 440487, 440488.
mrrele no. oo. @ June 24, 1916; 1 e.
June 26, 1916; A 440559.
Article no. 34. © July 1, 1916;
July 10, 1916; A 440882.
1b Xe;
LocAN (Leonard) jr. Logan’s Okla-
homa history map book. Oklahoma
City, Okl., Oklahoma journal of edu-
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8vo. $0.35. [15626
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 4384842; Oklahoma
journal of education, Oklahoma City,
Ok.
Logan County, O. Farm journal di-
rectory of Logan County, O. [1916—
1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkin-
son company, 1916. 240 p. illus.
Svo. [15627
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 481525; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
LonE scouts of America. Second or
woodcraft degree. 23 p. illus. (part
col.) 16mo. [15628
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 19,
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 4382417;
W. D. Boyce co., Chicago.
LONE STAR corp.*, New York.
[15629, 15630
Charles Chaplin in The floorwalker.
10] p. illus. 16mo. $0.05.
May 15, aes oe ce. and aff. June 27,
1916; A 43271
Charlie Chanvlin in The fireman. [7] p.
illus. 16mo. $0.05. © June 12,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 27, 1916;
A 432713.
Lone (W. P.)* Greenville, Tenn. Mes-
sages of truth. 47, [1] p. port.
8vo. $0.25. [15631
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
20, 1916; A 482597.
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15641
LonecorpeE (Hdward McLeod)* Hous-
ton, Tex. To my beloved, every-
where; a message by Courtney Wel-
lington [pseud.] 8p. folder. 24mo.
$0.20. [15632
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1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434659.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Los Angeles city
directory, 1916. Los Angeles, Cal.,
Los Angeles directory company,
1916. 2453 [i. e. 2448] p. 8vo.
$10.00. [15633
@rsune 15, 1916:.2 ¢. and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 481593; Los An-
geles directory co., Los Angeles.
LouIsIANA. Directory of Louisiana
sugar planters, 1916, comp. by A. B.
Gilmore. cover-title, 36 p. S8vo.
[15634
©uyJune, 13> 1916" 2c. and. air,
June, 15:5 19165, A. 432555, Abner
Blanks Gilmore, New Orleans.
Lowe motor supplies co.*, New York.
Dealers price list. June 1, 1916.
cover-title, 46, [2] p. nar. S8vo.
[15635
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; aff. June 20, 1916; A 482571.
Lupewie (A. V.) Business English.
Sedalia and Kansas City, Mo., C. W.
Robbins [1916] 2p. 8vo. (Cover-
title: A short but thorough course in
English for private schools, graded
and high schools) $0.50. [15636
©: Mar’; Sar 1916242 ‘e -Sune 12,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 4384567;
C. W. Robbins, Sedalia, Mo.
LUTHERAN day school*, Paterson, N.
J. Luther book-mark. [4] p. illus.
12mo. [15637
© June 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 484294.
Lyncu (Elizabeth)* Long Beach, Cal.
City in the sun. Card, 7% by 3}
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20, 1916; A 432582.
LyncHBurG, Va. Lynchburg, Va., di-
rectory, 1916. v. 35. [Richmond,
Va.] Hill directory co., ine., 1916.
5-528 p. S8vo. $6.00. [15639
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 433346; Hill directory
co., ine., Richmond.
Lyon & Healy*, Chicago.
[15640, 15641
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Pate. a I Gs, sto.) LE ext paral-
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and aff. June 12, 1916; A 43! 2468,
701
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Lyon & Healy victrola advertising sery-
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4° p. -illus: <fel. (@edune’ 22:5 1926):
2c. and aff. June 26, 1916; A 483511.
Lyons (A. J.)* Milwaukee. Question
of counter making. [7] p. 16mo.
[15642
© June 12, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432498.
Lyons (A. Neil) Arthur at the front.
(In New York Sunday call)
[15643-15646
—— Same. © June 4, 1916; 1 c. July
5, 1916; A 440769.
June 4, 1916.° @ June. 4, L916; fe:
June 8, 1916; A 440117.
June-18,~1916. -@ June 18;. 1916; 1 -¢
June 22, 1916; A 440456.
dune 25, 1916: © June 25, 1916. a ce
July 5, 1916; A 440785.
© New York call, New York.
McArtHur (John) Greenhouse heat-
ing, a reprint of four prize essays.
New York, A. T. De La Mare ptg.
and pub. co., ltd., 1916. 52 p. diagrs.
16mo. $0.25. [15647
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12,--1916:; .. A. 43243877 A. 72. De, La
Mare ptg. & pub. co., ltd., New York.
McATAMNEY (Hugh) co.*, New York.
Wanamaker cut service. [Each 1
sheet, illus., 243 by 18 _ inches.
$12.00. ] [15648-15657
Issue no. 32, Mar: .6, 1916: 6,1. .illus.,
fol. $12.00. [Text parallel to bind-
ing.|] © Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 434248.
Issue no. 34-42, Mar. 20—May 15, 1916.
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parallel to binding] @©@ Mar. 9, 26,
ADE. 2; Op on eo. ely, Gs sles. SO Ore
2 ec. each and aft: June 3, 1916s" A
434249434257.
McCtioskey (Curtis L.) & Terheggen
(Louis A.)* Erie, Pa. Mac-Terry
lightning calculator, a most handy
and up-to-date book of figures. Erie,
Pa., Mac-Terry publishing co.
[1916.] 48 p. 4to. $3.50. [15658
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482334.
M’CriureE (W. Frank) Bigger better
business. Churches and advertising.
(In Chicago herald) [15659
© June 24, 1916; 1c June 26,
1916; A 440554; J. Keeley, Chicago.
McConneE“tt (Russell Norman)* San
Francisco. R. N. MeConnell’s 5%
telegraphic system. Card, 44 by 7
inches. [15660
© June 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
13, 1916; A 484418.
pt. 1, 0. S., Vi ae
McDave (Andrew Jackson)* Brook-
lyn. Prosperity. [3] p. 16monm
$0 [15661 —
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 434295. “a
[McDAapE (James E.)] Standard
drills in correct English. 1-7. 7
cards, 62 by 4% inches. $9.12. Con-
tents :—1. Pronouns.—2. Adjectives
and adverbs.—38. Conjunctions and
prepositions.—4. Number agreement
of verbs.—5. The right verb.—6. Ir-
regular verbs.—7. Shall and will.
[15662
© May 1, 1916; 2 ce May 24
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 434349;
Plymouth press, Chicago.
McDonarp (J. B.)* Chicago. Ancient
altar and the new, an explanation of
the mass. [Chicago, Ill., Printed by
O’Donnell printing co., 1916] 32 p.
16mo. $0.25. [15663
© May 8, 1916; 2 @¢ May a
1916; aff. May 15, 1916; A 434481.
McEwan (Oliver)* Evanston, II.
McEwan’s secretarial course. pt.
1-6. Chicago, London, The National
college publications co. [1916] 6 v.
illus. 12mo. $3.00. Contents: 1.
Characteristics of the private secre-
tary.—2. Social, and some _ special
duties.—8. Preparing articles and
speeches.—4. Private secretary’s ac-
counts.—)S. Business methods, filing
papers and making records.—6.
Twenty days in the life of a private
secretary. [15664
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 432414. :
McGraw co. Electrical, mill and
steam supplies. Catalog no. 15.
Omaha, Neb., Sioux City, Ia., 1916.
686 p. illus. 4to. [15665
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
10, 1916; A 481802; Cargill co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
McINERNEY (Peter J.)* Kansas City,
Mo. [15666-15668
Bituminate pavement with cushion coat
and McInerney concrete base. -Specifi-
cation no. 1. cover-title, 2 1. fol., fold.
to 8 vo. [Text parallel to binding.]
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 5,
1916; A 432347.
Bituminous pavement without cushion
coat. Specification no. 2. cover-title,
2 1. fol., fold. to Svo. [Text parallel
to binding] @© June 3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. June 5, 1916; A 432348.
McInerney roadway specification no. 7.
cover-title, fol., fold. to S8vo.
[Text parallel to binding] © June 3,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 5, 1916; A
432349.
702
‘no, 7, 1916
New York. Study
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Dickens’ Tale of two cities. cover-title,
24mo. (Macmillan pocket
classics) SO.05.72@ June 28,719167;
2 ce. and aff. June 29, 1916; A "431686.
Irving’s Sketch book. cover-title, 16 p.
+ 24mo. (Macmillan pocket classics)
$0.05. © June 28, 1916; 2c. and aff.
; June 29, 1916; A 431685.
Milton’s minor poems. cover-title, 16 p.
24mo. (Macmillan pocket classics)
$0.05. © June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 431684.
~ MacRar (James)* Brooklyn. Salute
the flag. (Jn Scottish-American)
[15672
4 © June 7, 1916; 1 ¢ June 16,
q 1916; A 440467.
" Macarnnan co.*,
7
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~ McWapr merchandise corporation,
ine.*, Rochester, N. Y. Special allot-
E ment, 2000 shares of 7% preferred
- stock. [4] p. 4to. [15673
mee@ June 14, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
mee wune 15, 1916; A 432517.
- Mapison County, Ind. Farm journal
a: ees directory of Madison County,
Ind. [1916-1921 | Philadelphia,
7 Srilmer Atkinson company, 1915.
Seio2 p. illus. S8vo. [15674
© June 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
17, 1916; A 433418; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
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13987.
© Mirz-verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.
Macete (Anna F.) & Reigart (John
I.)* Yonkers, N. Y. Magee read-
ers, book 2. Illus. by Ethel F. B.
Bains and Eugene M. Wireman.
Boston, New York [ete.] Ginn and
company [1916] viii, 100 p. inel.
front., illus. (part col.) 12mo.
$0.36. [15692
piGvuly a n191632 ¢ andvattoduly
10, 1916; A 431779.
MAGNIPHONE c¢o0.*, Chicago. Magni-
phone for the deaf or hard of hear-
ing) Jae Paiilep. * 16mo: [15693
© June 12, 1916; 2 @ June 22,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434660.
MAINE automobile road book and pine
tree tour of Maine and White Mts.
[1916] Portland, Me., Maine auto-
mobile associations touring bureau,
1916... 400 ~p. illus, maps; vo.
$1.00. [15694
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. June 9, 1916:
aff. June 8, 1916; A 433320; Maine
automobile assn., Portland, Me.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers weekly art cut service.
Sheet 882. June 3, [1916th Sheet,
illus., 24 by 18 inches. [15695
© June 3, 1916;
5, 1916; A 432333.
2 ¢. and aft. June
MANHATTAN paint works.
nishes and roofings.
p. illus. (part col.)
Paints, var-
cover-title, 21
4to. $0.02.
[15696
© Feb. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19; 1916; A 484524: Arthur B. Cha-
pin, Chicago.
Mantz (Isidore P.)* Oklahoma City,
Okl. Trick discovered. 10, [1] p.
illus. 8vo. $0.05. [15697
© May 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 434240,
703
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15698
Map Le flooring manufacturers’ assn.*,
Chicago. Rate book [1916] [89] p.,
id 1. 16moe. [15698
© June 10,°1916> 2c and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432471.
Mario (Marc)* Paris. Enfant de la
Croix-rouge. nos. 1-5. [5 instal-
ments] (Jn La France de Bordeaux
et due Sud-ouest, 1°T-5 juin, 1916)
[15699
© June 1-5, 1916; 1 c. each June
20, 1916; A—Foreign 14019.
MARLBOROUGH hotel. What every guest
of this hotel should know. Card, 12
by 8 inches. [15700
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 432403; Essex pub. co.,
Newark, N. J.
{MarsHALL (Jacob S.) clothing co.]
Ad helps for clothiers and men’s fur-
nishers. v. A. Portrait cartoon se-
ries [no. 43030-43090] cover-title,
91 1. illus., ports. 8vo. [15701
© June 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 4384463; Sales method
co., New York.
MARSHALLTOWN Club. In the fore-
front as a city of progress, with a
record of industrial achievement,
and blessed with many natural ad-
vantages is Marshalltown. [23] p.
illus. 8vo. (Caption heading: Mar-
shalltown, Iowa, a city of progress)
[15702
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 484658; J. Sidney John-
son, secy., Marshalltown, Ia.
Martin (Ch. Hubert)* Atlanta, Ga.
Orthopedic appliances. [20i,, D:
illus., port. 8vo. [15703
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484358.
Martin (Richard)* Trenton, N. J.
Patriot’s song. (Jn South Amboy
citizen ) [15704
© July 8, 1916; 1c. July 14, 1916;
A 440997.
[Mary DomiTILt~tA (Sister)] Fourth
reader, by a Sister of St. Joseph.
New York, The Macmillan company,
1916. 288 p. illus. 12mo. (Ideal
Catholic readers) $0.45. [15705
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 481689; Macmillan
co., New York.
MATERIAL men’s’ mercantile assn.,
lItd.*, New York. [15706, 15707
Association’s book. System no. 1. 118
p. with forms. 4to. © June 3, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 6, 1916; A 433282.
pt.1, 0.S., Vv. lag
MATERIAL men’s
ltd.—Continued.
Supplement ;
to June iM
mercantile assn.,
1916... 1 p. 1;-p. Soa
4to. © May 31, 1916; 2.¢. June ®
1916; aff. June 6, 1916; A 434301.
Mawson (Robert) Making the 4.5 in.
howitzer cartridge case.
can machinist) [15708, 15709 —
1. © July 6, 1916; 1 c. July 7, 1916S
440815.
2. © July 138, 1916; 1 e. July 14, 79sGe
A 440998.
[Note:
can machinist]
© Hill pub. co., New York.
Mazer (Joseph) Second set of silver —
plated teaspoon assays. (Jn A. N. ©
R. J. A. bulletin) [15710
© June 30, 1916; 1 c«@ July 8,
1916; A 440851; ‘American national
retail jewelers assn., Neenah, Wis.
Merap-Morrison manufacturing co0.*,
Boston. Electric hoists. cover-title,
91, [1] p. illus. 8vo. (Catalo=uam
H-3) [157i
© June 8, 1916; 2.¢. and am
June 15, 1916; A 482480.
[MraAny (Geo. J.)]
mate of railway }
year 716. (In Daily financial |
America) [15712 3
© June 26, 1916; 1 c June 27,
1916; A 440587; Daily financial
America, New York.
Mears (William A.)* Philadelphia.
Mines above the ground.
title, [9]-14, [2] p. 12mo. [15713
© June 5, 1916; 2 c.. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 482415.
MEEKER (Claude)* Columbus, OQ.
Handbook of Columbus and other
securities. Useful information for
investors. 82 p. 16mo. [15714
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 432494.
MEIsTeER bros.-Bracht co. Catalogue of
supplies for automobiles, motor-
cycles, gas and gasoline engines.
results in fiscal
[no. 1] Fort Smith, Ark. [1916] 1
Svo.
[15715
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 4381792; EF, HE. Mooreme
Chicago.
p. l., v—-xii, 160 p. illus.
Metrosr advertising service*, Seattle.
School children’s water color compe-
tition. (Jn Portland Oregonian)
[15716
© May 29, 1916; 1 c June 35,
1916; A 440454.
704
new names and re-ratings
(In Ameri- —
The foregoing are in Ameri-
Analytic esti- ©
cover-
_ no. 7, 1916
yy BOOKS, GROUP II
15736
Memory gem cards for seat work with
the Horace Mann primer. New
York, Longmans, Green & co., 1916.
20 numb. cards in envelope. 16mo.
$0.25. [L5T1T
= June 8, 1916; 2 ¢. June 12,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 433407;
Longmans, Green & co., New York.
Mempuis, Tenn. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Memphis city directory for the year
commencing May ist, 1916. Mem-
murs, Tenn. R. L. Polk & co., of
Memphis, 1916. 1841 p. fold. map.
Svo. $8.00. [15718
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
14, 1916; A 428528; R. L. Polk &
co. of Memphis, Memphis, Tenn.
MERCANTILE agency. Reference book
(and key) containing ratings of
merchants, manufacturers and
traders generally throughout the
United States and Canada, July,
1916. v. 193. New York, R. G. Dun
& co. [1916] Various paging. maps,
fol. $10.00. [15719
mesune 71, 1916; 2 c. June 23,
1916; aff. June 24, 1916; A 431642;
R. G. Dun & co., New York.
MERCHANDISE purchasing certificate
co., inc. Automobiles, motor cycles,
auto trucks. 24 p._ illus., diagrs.
4to. (Catalogue, suppl. C, May,
1916) [15720
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434490; Henry Sanders,
Brooklyn.
MercHant (Samuel A.) co., ine.*, De-
troit. Elmwood park. [8] p. illus.
(part col.) S8vo. [aaa
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 4384247.
MercHants’ & manufacturers’ co.*,
Springfield, Mass. Merchants’ and
manufacturers’ service. Bulletin no.
ao, A-l. 101. illus. 4to. faa 72
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
20, 1916; A 432588.
METAL SHELTER CO.,
Metal shelters. cover-title, various
paging. illus. 4to. [15723
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
. 15, 1916; A 432492.
Merats production equipment co.*,
New York. [15724, 15725
Over-fired accurate temperature car-type
heat-treating furnaces. 8 p. illus.,
Sa 4to. (Bulletin no. 1, Apr.
1916. 2ded.) © May 29, 1916; 3 ¢.
op ee 1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A
inc.*, New York.
METALS production equipment co.*—
Continued.
Over-fired accurate temperature heat-
treating furnaces. 8 p. illus., diagr.
4to. (Bulletin no. 6, May, 1916. Od
eds) > @ Sully 1; 1914: Ze Conan ite
June 3, 1916; A 434278.
Meyer (Virginia M.)* Mount Clemens,
Mich. Evening suppers. LG ‘p:
24mo. (Cover-title: Evening sup-
pers, convalescent trays, miscel-
laneous) $0.25. [15726
© May 29, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 1, 1916; A 434202.
MryYeErR-BoTH co.
[Ladies plate ad.] no. 544-614. 8
illus. 4to. @ May 27, “1916: 2
and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434271.
Midsummer edition of plate ad series no.
Do-OD wea Age ton des mlwds. role
June 13, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aft. June
19, 1916; A 434528.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Movie man offers quick cash for slow
[15727-15735
ile
Cc.
merchandise. The movie man clear-
ance sale: / Sil py ilus: “fol ©
June 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June 8,
1916; A 432398, _
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service.
ending June 28, 1916. 5 1.
fol. [Text parallel to binding.] ©
May 20, 1916; e. June 8, 1916;
aff. May ite 1916: A 434346.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet i. BP. 55, June 7%, 1916: — Sheet;
illus., 19 by 253% inches. © May 31,
ASG. Cy and) ate June ss Glos
434273.
Sheet L. P. 56, June 14, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © June 13,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 19, 1916;
A 434511.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 23, May 29, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 252 inches. @ May 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434272.
Sheet no. 24, June 14, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches.. @ June 10,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 16, 1916; A
434468.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 297, June 7, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25% inches. © May 29°
1916; 2 c.eand aff. June 3, 1916;
A 434276.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Micuicsan state assn. of ginseng
growers*, Muskegon Heights, Mich.
Official proceedings of the 12th an-
nual convention, held Jan. 26-28,
1916, Chamber of commerce build-
ing, Lansing, Mich. 46 p. S8vo.
$1.00. [15736
©: June 13, 1916; 2 c. ‘and ‘aff.
June 16, 1916; A 433392.
705
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15737
MICHIGANENSIAN, 1916. [v. 20] the
year book. [Ann Arbor, Mich.]
Senior classes of the University of
Michigan, 1916] 694 p. illus., col.
plates, ports. 4to. [15737
© May 22, 1916; 2 «@ and afi.
May 24, 1916; A 433140; Louis M.
Bruch & Glenn M. Coulter, Ann
Arbor.
Mincet ear phone co.*, Chicago. Mid-
get, giant in strength. 30 p. 16mo.
[15738
© June" 36, "19iee? Se Taby
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 482778.
Mites (George B.)* Washington, Ill.
Old Brown house. Sheet, 164 by 10
inches. [15739
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432478.
Mitter (John Henderson)* Kansas
City, Mo. My Saviour, ’tis of Thee.
Card, printed on both sides. T by 43
inches. [15740
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482828.
Miter (Wilbur G.)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Oxyoline for restoring health and
human efficiency. 19, [1] p. illus.
24mo. [15741
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
27, 1916; A 482446.
Mitrer’s. almanack and year-book of
the trade, 1916-1917. Minneapolis,
Minn., U. S. A., The Northwestern
miller, 1916. 2 p. 1. 7-239, [1] p.
illus . S8vo. $0.50. [15742
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 488235; Miller pub. co.,
Minneapolis. ;
Mitts college. Favorite recipes, comp.
by the Home economics senior class,
Mills college, Oakland, Cal., 1916.
2 p. 1, 3-61 p. S8vo. (Cover-title:
White & gold recipes) $0.25.
[15743
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 10, 1916; A®* 434425; Mary
Beals Vail, Oakland, Cal.
MINNEAPOLIS real estate index co.*,
Minneapolis. Atlas and ownership
index. v.3. 501. maps. fol.
[15744
© May 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432576.
MINNEISKA, 1916; a review of the
events of the recurrent year [at the
State normal school, Whitewater,
Wis.] -[Oshkosh, Wis., Printed by
7
SN OOOO
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
MinnEISKA—Continued. "i
Castle-Pierce printing co.] 1916.
160 p. illus., plates, ports. 4to.
poh. [15745 _
© May 31, 1916; 2 c June Be
1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 433273;
Carrie Dixon & Donald A. Cald-—
well, Whitewater, Wis. .
Missouri dairy co. How to serve cot-_
tage cheese. [Kansas City, Printed
by The Bishop press, 1916] cover-—
title, [16] p. illus. 382mo. [15746 —
© May 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and afm
June 16, 1916; A 484503; Isabel M. —
Lute, % Bishop press, Kansas City,
Mo. .
iv
MircHet (Frederick Augustus)* East —
Orange, N. J. Armiet. 16 p. 12mo. ~
$0.10... [Motion picture scenario]
[15747
© June 14, 1916; 2 e. June 1558
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 484598.
Gen- |
MoHAwk electrical supply co.
eral catalogue no. 7. Syracuse,
N. Y. .[1916] 02 p. LoS
illus. 4to. [15748
© June 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. June —
15, 1916; A 431489; R. R. Donnelley —
& sons co., Chicago. 4
Monticona, 1917; junior year book. —
Morgantown, W. Va., Class of 1917, ~
West Virginia university [1916] 332
p. illus., pl., ports. 4to. $2.50.
[15749
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May ©
27, 1916; A 433262; Robert William —
Duthie, Morgantown, W. Va.
Moore (James A.)* Hudson, Mass.
Machinists’ diary. cover-title, [4]
p.,.12 l.~ 16mo0,.4, 50, 20, [15750
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482435.
Moore & Evans. Our monthly sales-
man, June-July, 1916. 40 p._ illus.
4to. [1i57aes
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 4384288; James W. Clark,
Chicago.
MorcGan’s' selling service. Instruc-
tions. [10] p. 16mo. [15752
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 482609; Joseph Gerard
Morgan, Boston.
Mortson (Francis R.)* Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees.
Are you a salesman? Sheet, 13 by
8 inches. [15753
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 482411.
06
- 7, 1916
yING telegraph Sunday magazine.
3 # New York morning telegraph,
‘sec. 2) [15754-15757
: 2254916) © June 11,°1916; 1 c.
June rat 1916; A 440448.
- Jane 18. 1916. © June 18, 1916; 1 c.
July 1, 1916; A 440683.
June sy cialy 2, 1916. © June 25, July
a. “zt, G6; 1 ec. each July 15, 1916; A
21033 "441034.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
Morris (Charles)* Philadelphia. Out-
lines, recreations, lessons, questions
and answers in the geography of the
earth for the use of teachers, normal
schools and eighth grade pupils.
Altoona, Pa., H. R. Myers [1916]
ets p. I2mo. $0.25. [15758
: © Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. May 26,
» 1916; aff. May 25, 1916; A 431237.
Morse (Waldo G.) New significance
of Washington’s birthday. Proof.
(National editorial service. Serial
no. 413A) [15759
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff..June
22, 1916; A 482629; National edi-
. torial service, inc., New York.
Morton (Eliza H.)* Portland, Me.
Rays of light on the Sabbath ques-
tion. [So. Lancaster, Mass., Printed
by So. Lancaster printing house,
geto] -135 p. front. S8vo. $0.50.
[15760
=) Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 431514.
_ Morton salt co.*, Chicago. Salt talks,
rock salt. 31 p. illus. 8vo.
[15761
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484357.
Morton picture theatre list. Suppl.
* [15762, 15763
May, 1916. New York, N. Y., The Mo-
7. tion picture trade directory cO.,
foto, 11 p. S8vo. © May I, 1916; 2
c. and aff. June 16, 1916 ; A 433379.
June, 1916. New York, N. Y., The Mo-
tion picture trade directory co., 1916.
Sv. S8vo. © June 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. June 16, 1916; A 433380.
© Motion picture trade directory
co., ine., New York.
Mowunrarn states telephone & telegraph
co.*, Denver. Telephone directories.
[15764-15766
eaneraue and Tucumcari districts.
m0 Book no. : cover-
title, e. Dp. 4to. @ May 22, 1916;
e. and aff. June 6, 1916; A 434296.
cts district. May, 1916. Book no.
4-S. cover-title, 20 p. 4to. © May
B, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 6, 1916;
A 434298.
3 Roswell district. June, 1916. Book no.
7-S. cover-title, 28 p. 4to. © June
motol6 ; 2) c: and aft, June 6, 1916;
A 434297.
BOOKS, GROUP Il
15800
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel) ae eee
Facts on Austrian forces. © July 12,
moO Se: aly” 15, 19 sGia ck 441029"
Italy fears inrush of goods. © June 14,
1916; 1 e« June 17, 1916: A 440358.
Italy stands strain of war. © July 1,
1916; tirer uly 5) fone =A: A402.
Italy’s new premier gives message to U.
«| © Sune, 22; 1916; 1 ¢.. June 26,
419165 A. 440543.
New cabinet unites parties. © June 19,
19162 Ae uned22 long = JA 440462.
Offensive of Italy turns battle tide. ©
June 15, 1916; 1 ec June 19, 1916;
A 440408.
War declaration is expected. © June
24, 1916s. 1 cc. June 120.7 otGee A
440528.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Mowrer (Paul Scott) [15774-15800
All Paris is athrob as allies smash on.
Oye Sulhys co. LONG lee bye LOG
A 440825.
Allies’ drive fills big hospitals again. ©
Sly: oe LONG el exe Inihy, LO a GAG 23 cA.
440895.
' Allies plan a new sea law. © July 1,
1916: 1c. July 5, 1916; A 440777.
Army commission opposed. © July 10,
1916; 1 ¢. July 18, 1916; A 440988.
Attacks of Germans foiled. © June 29,
1916; 1 c«. July 3, 1916; A 440738.
Berlin gets famous statue. © June 19,
1916; 1c. June 22, 1916; A 440461.
Biaches is taken by storm. © July 11,
1916; 1 ¢. July 14, 1916; A 441008.
Chapman’s machine riddle. © June 26,
1916; 1 c. June 29, 1916; A 440622
Famine sweeps Montenegro. © July 6.
1916; 1 c. July 10, 1916: A 440905.
Figure Teutons lost 500,000. © July 5,
1916 1 .¢e. July 10, 1916; A 440898.
France is in optimistic mood. © June
Tena <f (e. pune 24. JOT A
440530.
France wants U, S. opinion. © July 10,
1916; 1 c¢. July 13, 1916; A 440987.
French adopt new sea law. © July 10,
1916% 1. ¢. July 13, 1916; A 440983.
French beards are doomed. © June 21,
1916; 1 ¢. June 24, 1916; A 440535.
French praise British troops. © July
6, 1916; 1c. July 10, 1916; A 440904.
French socialists assert war policy. ©
June '27, 1916;:1 c. July 1, 1916; A
440662.
French watch U. S. campaign. © June
Thiokol Ors June 21, 1916; A
440434.
Future of Germany now being planned.
© July 12, 1916; 1c. July 15, 1916;
A 441021.
General is in tears at French devotion,
@ July 7, 1916; 1-¢. July. 12, 1916;
A 440937.
Germans in futile attacks on French. ©
July) 8, 1916; Lsc. July 12, 1916; A
440942.
Germans planned big coup. © July 8,
1916; 1 ec. July 12; 1916; A 440946.
nie ce
707
CATALOGUE vl COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15801
Mowrer (Paul Scott)—Continued.
Loss of Hardecourt is blow to Germans.
© July 10, 2916s Bie? July 15.0916:
A 440984,
Paris thinks Berlin is backing Carranza.
© June 22, 1916; 1 c. June 26, 1916;
A 440542.
Paris worried while Verdun peril grows.
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 29, "1916;
A 440618.
© Jul
Ridicules attack on queen. af aoe OB
1916; 1 ec. July 5, 1916; A 4407738.
Swam river with Roosevelt. © July 11,
1916; 1 ce. July 14, 1916; A 441013.
Swiss in dilemma by German demand.
@rulyel ss TOG es Iulyavown OlGe
A 440775.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Muwro (H. H.) [15801-15803
Fur. [New York, Printed by Carey
printing co., 1916), “1p. F 3h (hile.
eol. illus. 48mo. @© May 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432522.
[Copyright is claimed on illustrations]
Holiday task. [New York, Printed by
Carey printing company, 1916] 1 p.
la ods TL) pe col, > tls. .Asine. ©:
May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17,
1916; A 482524.
[Copyright is claimed on new matter]
Open window and Hermann the irascible.
[New York, Printed by Carey print-
ing company, 1916] 1 p. 1., 31, [1]
p. col. illus. 48mo. @©@ May 81,
1916 2°2 Gand aff: June 27, L916; A
432525.
[Copyright is claimed on new matter]
© John H. Eggers, New York.
[MuscuAamp (H. A.)] [Uncte Harry’s
evening talk. B 37-B 47, by E. A.
Muschamp and R. C. Clothier] 11
instalments. (Jn Johnstown Daily
tribune) Contents:—B 37. Uncie
Harry explains the trouble in Ire-
land.—B 388. Uncle Harry explains
the three lines of defense.—B 39.
Uncle Harry explains British trade
interference.—B 40. Uncle Harry ex-
plains about gasoline.—B 41. Uncle
Harry tells about the proposed wire-
less line to South America.—B 42.
Uncle Harry tells about the Scott-
Obregon conferences.—B 43. Uncle
Harry talks about memorial day.—
B 44. Uncle Harry explains how
presidential candidates are nomi-
nated.—B 45. Uncle Harry explains
the American note to England and
France.—B 46. Uncle Harry ex-
plains about dyes and their high
cost.—B 47. Uncle Harry tells about
the North Sea battle. [15804
© May 8-29, June 1-12, 1916; 1c.
each June 26, 1916; A 4405 70; M-C.
syndicate, P hiladelphia.
pt.1, 0.8., v.13
MuscGravE, (A. F.) Dyestuffs.
National cleaner and dyer, July, —
1916. ) [15805 —
© June 20, 1916; 1 c June 24,
1916; A 440537; Dowst bros. co.,
Chicago.
Music and musicians, biennial Wash-
ington and Oregon year book; a
classified musical directory, 1916.
[Seattle, Wash., Printed by Herald —
printing co., 1916] cover-title, 72 p.
ports. 8vo. $1.00. [15806
© June 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 433347; David Scheetz
Craig, Seattle.
NATIONAL ASSN. FOR THE STUDY and
prevention of tuberculosis*, New
York. Tuberculosis directory, con-
taining a list of institutions, asso-
ciations and other agencies dealing
with tuberculosis in the United
States and Canada. [4th issue]
421 p. 8vo. $0.60. [15807
© June 21, 1916; 2 @ and am
June 24, 1916; A 4381623.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CORPORATION
schools*, New York. 4th annual
convention, Pittsburgh, Pa., May 30,
31, June 1, 2, 1916. [15808, 15809.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on retail salesmanship. 15 p. 8vo.
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 3,
1916; A 4384287.
Advance copy of the report of committee
on vocational guidance, the organic
development of business. 148 p. 8vo.
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ae 3
1916; A 432560.
NATIONAL CASKET co.*, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Scranton. .
[15810-15812
Catalogue O. Baltimore, Md., Washing-
tom, D. CC. 279) po. iis: (part col.)
obl. 24mo. © May 31, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 29, 1916. A 431696.
Catalogue O. Philadelphia, Pa,. 3ls.pe
illus. (part col.) obl. 24mo. @ May
26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916.
A 431695.
Catalogue O. Scranton, Pa. 314 p.
illus. exe col.) obl. 24mo. @©@ May
26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916.
A 431694.
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE athletic assn.*,
Cambridge, Mass. Track, relay and
cross-country rules of the National
collegiate athletic association, 1916,
ed. by Frank R. Castleman, John L.
Griffith and Romeyn Berry. New
York, American sports publishing
company, 1916. 26, [6] p. illus.
16mo. (Spalding’s athletic library,
group 7, no. 362) $0.10. [15813
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. May 23,
1916; aff. June 3 1916; A 434225.
708
(In §
NG
no. 7, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP It
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gas assn.
York. Business English. Lesson no.
met? 2 Vv. Svo. (Practical gas
educational courses) [15814, 15815
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. each June 8,
1916; aff. June 7, 1916; A 482371,
432372.
WATIONAL EDUCATION assn. New York,
1916; the official program of the 54th
annual meeting of the National edu-
cation association, July 1-8, and a
guide to New York. New York, The
House of service, inc. [1916] 96, 4,
128 p. 16mo. $0.25. [15816
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
10, 1916; A 431785 ; House of service,
ine., New York.
NATIONAL ELECTRIC and auto supply
co. Automobile supply catalogue,
moe, 1916. Peoria, Ill. [1916]
2 p. 1., vii-xxvii, 421 p. illus. S8vo.
[15817
eesune 235, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 1, 1916; A 431709; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica, N. Y. Universal data
and sales book, June 1, 1916. 22 p.
8vo. [15818
| June 6, 1916; 2 c. June 8,
1916; aff. June 16, 1916; A 482377
NATIONAL FIRE proofing co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Natco bakup tile. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. [15819
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432618.
NATIONAL MFRS. co.*, New York.
American industries, June, 1916.
Suppl. Preventive appliances. 4p.
tus. (part col.) diagrs. fol.
[15820
= vune 12,°1916; 2.c: and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 433416.
NATIONAL SERVICE co., inc. Zucker-
man weekly fashion art service.
v. 3. Issue no. 118, June 26, 1916.
2 sheets, illus. 21 by 14 inches.
[15821
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 432467; Sidney D. Zuck-
erman, Chicago.
NATIONAL Shawmut bank*, Boston.
[15822, 15823
Foreign res report [port of Boston]
ean [3] p. -4to. © June 2,
al 16; 2c. and aff. June 3, 1916; A
434286.
Massachusetts income tax law. cover-
title, 39 p. 8vo. @ May 27, 1916;
2c. June 2, 1916; aff. May Si, 1916:
A 432271.
15835
*, New | NaTIoNAL TANK & pipe co.*, Portland,
Orie Tanks) #314 pee! alls. Peso:
(Catalog no. 12) [15824
©) June: 15, 1916502 ea June 21
191Ge ait. July db, L916 = Ao 4528775
NEELD (A. D.) jr.* Chicago. Discus-
Sion of ribbed lath reinforcement
for conerete. slabs. [7] p. “ illus.
Svo. [15825
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
8S, 1916; A 484816.
NEtson (Herman Wallace)* Moline,
Ill. Nelson form for choosing bid-
ders and awarding contracts. Form
no. 1. For building contracts and
similar work. [6] p. folder. 4to.
[15826
© May 12, 1916; 2 ce May 20,
1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 434279.
NEUBURGER (Max) & co.*, New York.
Box ot tum 1G]: p. folders milus:,
53 by 63 inches, shaped like a box.
[15827
© May 15, 1916; 2 c« May 18,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A 434191.
NEW ENGLAND LABORATORY co.*, Lynn,
Mass. Burrill’s jingle book. [7] p.
eol. illus. 24mo. [15828
© May 18, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 434260.
New ENcGLaAnp telephone & telegraph
*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[15829, 15830
Calais district, summer issue,
cover-title, 28 Dp: Svo:- © June 13
LOG: 2 ¢. Juney15;.191G6icr aff, June
16, 1916; A 4384465.
Pittsfield district, summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 88 p. 8vo. @ June 20,
1916; 2 ec. Jume 22, 1916; aff. June
23, 1916; A 434638.
NEw YORK COMMERCIAL.
public utility holding companies.
(In New York commercial) [158381
© June 16, 1916; 1 c. June 19,
1916; A 440584; Commercial news-
paper co., New York.
Suecess of
NEw York post co.*, New
York. [15832-15835
Advertising record of evening papers for
May, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by 16
(Bulletin, ve 5, Noy oe ©
EVENING
inches.
June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 12, 1916; aff.
June 21, 1916; A 4384562.
Advertising record of morning papers
for May, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by
(Bulletin, v. 3, no. 14)
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 12, 1916;
aff. June 31, 1916: A 434561.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
154 inches.
May, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by 16
inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 13) @©
June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 12,1916; aff.
June 21, 1916; A 434563.
709
Se
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15836
New YORK EVENING Post co.*—Contd.
Real estate values, being a compendium
of real estate considerations in Man-
battan from Jan., 1906, to May, 1916.
2 16mo. $0.30. © June 27,
af *
2c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A
1916;
433521.
New YORK HERALD €0.*, Jersey City.
[15836-15840
Atlantic passenger traffic shows big in-
erease. Key to chart. © June 25,
1916; 1c. June 26, 1916; A 440560.
Entente military machine in ascendance
puts Germans on defensive for the
first time. @© July 9, 1916; 1 e. July
10, 1916; A 440883.
Russians at gate to Hungary. © June
25.» 1946: 1 @ Sune 26; 1916} A
440562.
Transatlantic travel shows marked in-
erease. Key to _ chart. July 9,
1916; 1 ¢. July 10, 1916; A 440884.
17 passenger steamships bound for New
York. Key to chart. © July 2, 1916;
1 ec. July 3, 1916; A 440712.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
herald]
New YoRK MERCHANDISE co.*, New
York. Catalogue of 5, 10 & 25 cent
merchandise, 1916. cover-title, 152
p. illus. 4to. [15841
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Jan. 31, 1916;
aff. June 5, 1916; A 432404.
New York REVOLVING portable elevator
company. How to pile. 23 p. illus.
16mo. (Bulletin no. 36) [15842
© May 18, 1916; 2 c. May 20,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 434183;
Henry S. Germond, Jersey City.
New YorK STEAM co.*, New York.
Two months. [4] p. 4to. [15843
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916: aff. Tune 23, 1916; A 434661.
New YorRK TELEPHONE co. Brooklyn
and Queens classified telephone di-
rectory, May 6, 1916. [New York,
N. Y.] R. H. Donnelley, 1916. 335
p. 4to. [15844
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. June
19. 1916: A 431540: Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
NEWARK PUBLIC school athletic assn.
Official handbook, 1915-1916. New
York, American sports publishing
company, 1916. 135 p. front., illus.,
ports., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s
athletic library) $0.10. [15845
© June 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
8. 1916; A 433307; Amer. sports pub.
co., New York.
NEWARK SHOE stores co.*, Baltimore.
Newark shoe maker says, 205 stores
in 97 cities. (Jn Baltimore news)
[15846
© June 9, 1916; 1 ¢. July 1, 1916;
A 440682.
Cond
(
Newcoms (George Eddy)* Chicago.
Our flag. Sheet, col. illus., 8 by 6
inches. $0.05. [15847
NEWELL (Willard)* Los Angeles. Jew
NEWKIRK (G. A.)* Denver.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
|
|
10
pt.1, n.s., v.18
© June 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 432584. q
of Malta, a story of love and war,
by W. Newell and Neill Mora. 136
l. 4to. ; [15848 |
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.”
26, 1916; A 434302. -
Guaran-_
cover-title. —
$0.35.
[15849 —
© June 10, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 4845387.
income.
24mo.
teed monthly
[24] p. 2 tabs.
York. [Each Proof, illus.
[15850-15879
Asthma Simpson, the village queen. Air
seems full of politics these days, Luke.
© June 10, 1916; 2 e. and aff. June
17, 1916; A 4382542.
——— Look Con! I’ve received a diploma. ~
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 15, ~
1916; A 432511. <7
Dear Mr. Liverpool :—Asthma has —
often received visits. © May 27, 1916; —
2 ec. and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434436. —
Brow brothers. Hello fellows, what are
you doing up this way. June 3,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 15, 1916; ~
A 432512.
Say, I've been watching you for the
last fifteen hours. @ May 27, 1916;
2 c. and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434433.
You're no help, Lo! Youre worse
than useless. © June 10, 1916; 2 &
and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432559.
Daily magazine page for _ everybody.
Cupid's journey. @©@ May 27, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434442.
——— Household helps. How to make
aspic dishes for summer service. -©
June 3, 1916: 2 c. and ‘aff. June 15,
1916; A 423509.
How even the house-wife may have
well kept hands. © May 27, 1916; —
2 c, and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434439.
—-— How to care for your teeth so they ~
will keep beautiful. © June 10, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432536.
How to keep your hair dry and —
fluffy even on wet days. © June 10,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. June 17, 1916; A
432533. -
___— How to make rose-time luxuries for
your boudoir. May 27, 1916; 2 Ga
and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434441.
___- How you may overcome redness of
nose and face. © June 3, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. June 15, 1916: A 432506.
—_Is she coming in? © June 3, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. June 15, 1916; A 432507. —
Revelations of a wife. How Dicky —
found “his” house. © June 3, 19165
2 ¢. and aff. June 15, 1916; A 432508. —
How Madge classified her new —
neighbors. © June 10, 1916; 2c. and
aff. June 17, 1916; A 432535.
,
"a
10. 7, 1916
WSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
How Madge evaded Dicky’s e=-
ecuses. © June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; ‘A 43253T.
' How Madge settled the gossip-
=i me -bune Ss: 1916: 2 Conan: ate.
F = 15, 1916; A 432510.
Why Madge put Dicky to a
test. © irae ie tO8G > 2 ¢c) and: afl.
June 17, 1916; A 439532.
- Why Madge’s victory turned to
J ashes. © May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 13, 1916; A 434437.
Winifred Black writes about choos-
ing a. cute wife. © June 10, 1916;
ae 2 ec. and aff. June 17, 1916; A 432534.
Winifred Black writes about John’s
Second wife. © May 27, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434438.
Winifred Black writes about the
Ber foolish heiress. © May 27, 1916;
e. and aff. June 13, 1916; A 434440.
Winifred Black writes of the “ diag-
is” of middle age. © June 3,
me: 2 c.and aff. June 15, 1916; A
432504.
Polly and her pals. Class ain’t no name
for it, unk. © June 3, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 15, 1916; A 432514.
Holy smoke maw, it’s ninety in the
shade. © June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432541.
—— There’s no use talking, ma. © Ma
27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 13, 1916;
A 434432.
That son-in-law of pa’s. Now, it will do
you no good to kick, pa. © June *
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 15, 1916's
432513.
Now pa, you simply must correct
that brat if you insist on his living
here. © June 10, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432540.
Poo-poo! fawthah! @ May 27,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 13, 1916;
434431
Newton, N. H. Newton, Kingston
rc.) N. H., directory, 1916. v. 2.
Sepoanaan, N. H.] W. E. Shaw, 1916.
4p. 1., 25-90 p. Svo. $2.00. [15880
= © May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 433221: William E.
Shaw, Canaan, N. H.
!
-NIcKERsON (Louis A.)
business as it is, its mistakes and
the remedies. [Dunkirk “Ni: (Y.,
Nickerson & McLaughlin] 1916. 16
p. illus. 16mo. $0.10 [15881
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. June 21, 1916;
aff. June 9, 1916; A 432610; Nicker-
son & McLaughlin, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Mail order
Nock (Geo. W.) co., ine. Catalogue
no. 16. Wholesale only. Philadel-
phia, Pa. [1916] xvi, 207 p. illus.
8yvo. [15882
© June 24, 1916; 2 c and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431788; R. R. Den-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
BOOKS, GROUP II
15904
NoEt (E. Percy) [ 15883-15902
Air fights thrilling at Battle of Somme.
© July 5, 1916; 1 ec. July 10, 1916; A
440899.
Americans honor Chapman. © July 5,
1916; 1 c. July 10, 1916: A 440897.
Americans urged to return. © June 22,
1916; 1c. June 26, 1916; A 440544.
Britain thinks U. S. © June
COSTS: te: PFGE HVA.
440463.
British confident of defeating kaiser. ©
June 21, 1916; 1c. June 24, 1916; A
is harsh.
June 22,
440529.
British reprisal expected. © June 27,
1916; 1c. July 1, 1916; A 440663.
Casement defense is forecast. © June
26) B1G HE ajune ) 295 19k6eA
440620.
Casement ‘ guilty ”’, is sentenced to a
© June 29, 1916; 1¢ July 3, 1916;
440734.
England may yield to U. S. mail pro-
test. © June 24, 1916; 1 ec. June 28,
1916; A 440598. .
Expose defects in aviation. © June 28,
1916; 1 ¢. July 1, 1916; A 440669,
France puts duty on cars. © July 3,
1916; 1c. July 7, 1916; A 440824.
French duty hits U. S. © July
455 3916-4: te: AONE sa A
441026.
German influence is blamed. © June 20,
1916; 1 ec. June 23, 1916; A 440509.
Greece may join the allies. © June 23,
1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916; A 440609.
Lloyd George seeks power in war office.
© June 20, 1916; 1 c. June 23, 1916;
A 440506.
Prisoners on short rations. © June 24,
1916; 1 ec. June 28, 1916; A 440599.
Shows real Swing Kipling mentioned. ©
AUNC UA wloLo: 1 ics suby, t,. I91G > A
440664.
Sky losses are at variance. © July 11,
1916; 1 e. July 14, 1916; A 441012.
autos.
Sully 15;
To consider Polish welfare. © June 20,
1916; 1 ce. June 23, 1916; A 440505.
U. S. trucks for Italian army. © June
16%, 1986" aly es une? 21s TOLe eA:
440439.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Norton (Roy) Mission. July 8, 1916.
(In Masonic standard) [15903
© July 8, 1916; 1c. July 10, 1916;
A 440886; Masonic periodicals, inc.,
New York.
Norton co.*, Worcester. Grinding
wheels and machinery. 1916 ed.
161 p. illus. Svo. [15904
© June 1, 1916; 2 e« June 15,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 432620.
711
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15905
NorwicuH nickel & brass co.*, Norwich,
Conn. Illustrated catalog no. 19 and
price list of display frames, individ-
ual stand [ete.] out pets.
12mo. (Cover-title: Norwich dis-
play fixtures) [15905
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482447.
NovELtTy notes. [15906, 15907
Vine. NO: 4; sReb., slGLG 2 «24 tp rahi:
S8vo. © Feb. 5, 191.65)" 2)c¢. Vandi ‘aft.
Feb. 7, 1916; A 432558.
Vises» non, 6, ghine. 1916s: 232 "pr Svo0;
© June 15S TONG. Conan sate.
June 16, 1916; A 434448.
) Ji oseph F. Coufal, New York.
[NovyEs (Alexander Dana)] In a
presidential year. [New — York,
Printed by Scribner press, 1916] 24
p. 16mo. (Reprinted from the July
Seribner’s ) [15908
© June. 17 1916*. 2 “e: “and, ait:
June 21, 1916; A 484555; Charles
Scribner’s sons, New York.
Oak Woops cemetery assn.*, Chicago.
At the road’s end. Sheet, 114 by 9
inches, folded to S8vo. [15909
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 4313872.
OAKLAND, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co.’s Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda
directory, 1916. 29th year. Oak-
land, Cal., Polk-Husted directory co.,
1916. 1442 p. 8vo. $8.00. [15910
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec. June 19,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 481591;
Polk-Husted directory co., Oakland,
Cal.
OFFICIAL INDEX to State legislation.
[15911-15916
v. 2, no. 18, May 20, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company [1916]
ous paging. 4to. May 23, 1916;
2c, and aff. May 25, 1916; A 431232.
v. 2, no. 19, May 27, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. @ May 31, 1916;
2c. June 1, 1916; aff. June 5, 1916 ;
A 431377.
¥, 2, no. 20) Tumers, “1916:
Law reporting compauy, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. © June 7, 1916;
2 c. and aff. June 8, 1916; A 433319.
v. 2, no. 21, June 10, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. © June 14, 1916;
1 ie. . June! /17,. 29t6 ; “at. June 24,
1916; A 431626.
v. 2, no. 22, June 17, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Vari-
ous paging. 4to. © June 20, 1916;
é. sune 22. 1916* a. June 24.
i916: A 431627.
vy 2, 0. 2a Jug 3, 2026.
Law reporting, ret ey
ous paging to uly 5,
2 ¢c. eealy 7, 1916; aff. July 6,
A 433640.
© Law reporting co., New York.
New York,
New York,
Vari-
1916 ;
1916 ;
i LT
pt. if n. S., Vi. -
OFFICIAL LIsT of open and prepay sta-
tions, no. 16, issued June 1, 1916.
cover-title, 655 p. 4to. [15917 ©
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 433304; F. A. Leland &
E. Morris, St. Louis.
OFFICIAL METROPOLITAN automobile —
blue book, standard road guide, vy.
A, 1916. New York, Chicago [ete] —
The Automobile blue book pub. ¢o., —
1916. 574 [i. .e. 597] “p.> aie
maps. 8vo. $2.50. [15918
© June 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. 7%
June 80, 1916; A 483555; Automo-
bile blue book pub. co., New York,
OcpEN (Anna)* New York. Pre
paredness in the home. [4] p. S8vo.
_ [15919
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 4382345.
OsEA (Severino)* Chicago. Ojea’s
differential method. Sheet, 18 by
19 inches. $1.00. [15920
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484865.
OKLAHOMA City, Okl. Worley-Friss
directory of Oklahoma City, U. 8.
A., 1916. Oklahoma City, Ok,
Worley-Friss Oklahoma _ directory
co., incorporated, 1916. 928 p:
Svo. $7.00 [15921
© May 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. May
11, 1916; A 431037; Worley-Friss
Oklahoma directory co., Dallas.
OKLAHOMA GAS & electric co. Gas
customers’ hand book with rates of
natural gas service for Oklahoma
City and Britton, Okl. i p..tgyae
p. illus. 16mo. [15922
© May 18, 1916; 2 @ and ai
June 9, 1916; A 432380; H. M.
Byllesby & co., Chicago.
Otcotr (Robert Henry)* San Fran-
cisco. Are good men really scarce?
[18] p. 16mo. [15923
© May 27, 1916; 2 ec May 381,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 434414.
Oxps (Edward A.)* New York. Hair .
and scalp, modern care and treat-
ment. 3d ed. New York, The
Packer manufacturing co., 1916. 36
p. 16mo. [15924
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 432501.
OmeENITSCH (H.)* New York. Silent
hero. [3] p. 16mo. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [15925
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 434629.
-"— ~ F
712
no. a. 1916
BOCKS, GROUP II
15946
Ormsspy (Frank E.)* Chicago. Orms-
_by’s simple system of the planets
and the zodiac for beginners. [4th
ed.] Chicago, Ill., F. E. Ormsby &
co. [1916] 64 p. illus. 8vo. $2.00.
[15926
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 432442.
Orr (Anne)* Nashville.
Children’s caps and designs for the
nursery in crochet work. cover-title,
Pett p. illus. obl. 12mo. $0.10.
mame -, 19165 2 c. Jan. 5, 1916; aff.
Feb. 10, 1916; A 418778.
Gown yokes and alphabets in crochet
work. cover-title, [21] p. illus. obl.
mmo, $0.10. © Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢.
gan. 5, 1916; aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A
418779.
Monograms and alphabets. 4 loose
plates, in envelope. obl. 8vo. $0.10
amet OIG. 2 ec. Jan. 5, 1916;
aff. Feb. 10, 1916; A 418781.
ORVILLE (Florence) [15930, 15931
Beautiful greetings for children to make.
_ New York, The Platt and Peck com-
= any [1916] Pat Bay
0.35. © May 9, 1916
May 31, 1916; A 4323811.
Craftwork for ap Se peg printing and
paper construction. New York, The
Platt and Peck company [1916] 14] Dp:
12 1, [4] p._illus., diagrs., cups of
dye, pegs, in box, 103 by 12% inches.
$0.60. © May 24. 1916 ; Zech anapatic
May 31, 1916; A "432312.
© Platt & Peck co., New York.
“Osrporn (Grace) Mrs. Osborn cakes of
illus., diagrs. fol.
- 9 e. and aff.
quality, how to make them. 2d ed.
24 p. illus. (part col.) S8vo. $2.00.
[15932
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 434469; C. F. Porter,
Bay City, Mich.
OSTERHELD (Dudley Oliver)* Brook-
lyn. Wedding march. 7 1., illus.
8vo. [Text parallel with binding]
| [15933
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 28, 1916;
aff. June 27, 1916; A 482720
Orr (Edward Ambherst)* Waukegan,
Il. ‘Trade stability through uni-
versal employment. cover-title, 17,
[1] p. 4to. $0.10. [15934
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. May 17,
1916; aff. May 27, 1916; A 432313.
Owens (Harry Holemnback)* Rich-
mond. Our daily needs. cover-title,
[8S] p. illus. 16mo. [15935
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
. 3, 1916; A 434269.
Oxton (Beulah Sylvester) Romance
of Mount Desert Island. (Jn Lewis-
ton journal) [15936
# © June 3, 1916; 1 ce. July 1, 1916;
A 440784; Lewiston journal co.,
Lewiston, Me.
[15927-15929 .
ine.
Atlanta, Ga.
illus. S8vo.
[15937
© May 25, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
June 5, 1916; A 481373; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
OzBURN automobile supply co.,
Catalogue no. 6, 1916.
[1916] vii, 128 ‘p.
PaciFic mutual life insur. co. of Cali-
fornia*, Los Angeles. Course of in-
SErucholn, tas L.. Tol, -o1.50:
[15938
©” May = 23, 19165 "2: c. “and aff.
June 6, 1916; A 4384811.
PapuUcAH, Ky. Caron’s directory of
the city of Paducah, Ky., for 1916—
1917. v.7. [Louisville, Ky.] Caron
directory co., 1916. 1 p. 1, [9]-681
sve. $5.00: [15939
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 431516: Caron directory
ret Ge Louisville.
PALISADE manufacturing co.*, Hobo-
ken, N. J. Savory dishes. [7] p.
col. illus. 16mo. [15940
© Apr. 26, 1916;
38, 1916; A 434261.
PALMER (Gladys E.) comp. Basket
ball technique. Supplement to
Spalding’s official basket ball guide
2 c. and aff. June
for women. Sheet. 11 by 13 inches.
[15941
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4383310; Amer. sports pub.
co., New York.
PALMER auto supply co. Motor notes.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
11 by 84 inches. fold. to S8vo.
[15942
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4843859; M. E. Palmer,
Kansas.
PARAGRAFS, Vv. 10, no. 4, June, 1916.
16 p. illus. S8vo. [15948
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
3, 1916; A 4384238; Whitaker paper
co., Cincinnati.
PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
[Bulletin] [15944, 15945
no. P 68. July, 1916. numb. 1. 263-
570. illus. fol. @ June" 5; 1926 < 2
e. and aff. June 10, 1916; A 4343880.
P 69. 2d number for July, 1916.
numb. 1. 271-278. illus. fol.
June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17,
1916; A 482551.
PARKER’S all-year ready reference cal-
endar, 1916. Card, illus., 84 by 11
inches. [15946
© Feb. 5, 1916; 2 ec. June 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 30, 1916; A 434228; James
Franklin Parker, Dallas.
713
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15947
PARKERSBURG, W. Va.
co.’s Parkersburg directory, 1916.
v.10. Pittsburgh, Pa., R. L. Polk &
C0., 1916. “53k po “Ssvo. “$6.00:
[15947
© May 27, 1916; 2 c May 29,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 481286;
R. L. Polk & co., Pittsburgh.
PARSONS (Harold Rice)* San Fran-
cisco. Rhymes of an amateur poet.
op. 1.,.20 Dp. 16me. $0.50. [15948
© May 29, 1916; 2c. June 8, 1916;
aff. June 21, 1916; A 432607.
Parsons (Louella O.) Confessions of
a movie actress, by Miss X [pseud.]
(In Chicago herald) [15949-15952
May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1c. May
8, 1916; A 424376.
June 18, 1916... © June TS, 19iGevF ‘ec.
June 19, 1916; A 440424.
June 25, 4A91L6,- OT Tune 25, 1916371 ‘ec.
June 26, 1916: A 440577.
July 9s 9G. VO. July 29,
July 10, 1916; A 440925.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Passaic, N. J. Richmond’s annual di-
rectory of Passaic, Clifton [etc.]
ING J., 916.0% Vv. TOS Passaie, ON.<d.,
Wk: Richmond, 916. a
35-898 p. loose fold. map. S8vo.
$6.00. [15953
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
6, 1916; A 483621; W..L. Richmond,
Yonkers, N. Y.
PAST-AMFENE co. Pasteur treatment
and diet for tuberculosis treatment.
Bel pork: LOMO. SO: [15954
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
13, 1916; A 434415; W. F. Cutler,
Oakland, Cal.
PatrEeE (Herbert H.)* New York.
Emblem not for today, but for all
time, symbolizing peace with love
yet readiness in defense of right.
cover-title, [4] p., nar. Svo. [15955
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 484548.
Patren (Gilbert) Clif Stirling, soph-
COLG st 4c.
omore at Stormbridge. Philadel-
phia, David McKay [1916] 333 p.
eol. front. 12mo. $0.60. [15956
© May 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
19, 1916; A 433060; David McKay,
Philadelphia.
PaTTeRSON (C. G.)* Salt Lake City.
susiness, politics and religion in
Utah; Utah-Idaho sugar co. versus
The people of Utah and Idaho.
ecover-title. 15 p. 4to. $0.10.
[15957
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec. June 12,
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 434641.
R. L. Polk & | Payson (Howard)
pt. 7, sv.
Boy scouts under
sealed orders. Illus. by Charles L.
Wrenn, New York, Hurst & com- ©
pany- [1916] 310 p. front., illus.
12mo. $0.50. [15958
© July 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
11, 1916; A 483669; Hurst & co.,
New York.
PEARCE (Earl Ward)* Los Angeles.
Luxuriant hair. 12° numbriy > 4ue
$1.00. [Text parallel to binding]
[15959
© May 20, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 434303.
PEARSON (Edward N.) jr.*, San Fran-
cisco. Irrigation district plan the
essence of rural credit. [4] p. 4to.
[15960
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May ©
26, 1916; A 432458.
PENNSYLVANIA* MILITARY college.
Whole men—not half men. Sheet,
illus., 11 by 84 inches. [15961
© May 10, 1916; 2 @ May 13,
1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 434283;
Augustus Robbins Stanley, Chester,
Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.*, Phila-
delphia. [15962, 15963
Elementary electricity, electrostatics and
electricity in nature. cover-title, 32 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Educational
course. Pamphlet E-9) © Jan. 17,
1916; 2 « and aff. Juner9) 191655 2
431425.
Mathematics. Powers and roots of num-
bers. cover-title, 47 p. illus. S8vo.
(Educational course. Pamphlet M—1—
F) © May 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 431426, -
PENROSE (Margaret) Motor girls at
Camp Surprise; or, The cave in the
mountains. New York, Cupples &
Leon company [1916] 2 p. 1., 244 p.
front., plates. $0.60. [15964
© June 1, 1916;+2 ¢ June a
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 481456;
Cupples & Leon co. ,New York.
PrensaAcoLa, Fla. R. L. Polk & C0.’S
Pensacola city directory, 1916. v. 9.
Jacksonville, Fla., Birmingham,
Ala., R. L. Polk & co. [1916] 53am
p. S8vo. $6.00. [15965 |
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 481662; R. L. Polk
& co., Birmingham, Ala.
PEPSODENT ¢co.*, Chicago. Comparison
of colorimetric reactions of pepso-
dent and saliva. [3] p. 4to. (Bul-
letin no. 1, May 1, 1916] [15966
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 432428.
‘714 ;
BOOKS, GROUP II
PeTTes (Helen) Goldilocks and the
three bears cut-out. Illus. by Helen
Pettes and Julia Greene. Philadel-
phia, The John C. Winston co.
[1916] [46] p. col. front., illus.,
col. plates. obl. Svo. $0.60.
[15978
© Jan. 21, 1916; 2 ec. May 5, 1916; -
aff. May 6, 1916; A 427973; John C.
Winston co., Philadelphia.
PERFECTION spring co.*, Cleveland..
_ Perfection spring gauge _ table.
Sheet, 6 by 34 inches. [15967
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 432445.
Perin (Florence Hobart)* Brookline,
_ Mass. Sunlit year, a calendar for
_ 1917. Brookline, Mass., 1916. [32]
_ p.16mo. $0.50. [15968
_ © Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff. June
28, 1916; A 433535.
PERSONAL efficiency, v. 6, no. 6, June,
1916. 352 p. illus., ports., 4to.
E [15969
© May 29, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
3, 1916; “A 434241: La Salie exten-
- sion university, Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA-MADE hardware*, Phila-
delphia. Sales winning windows.
48 p. illus. 12mo. $1.00. [15979
© May 29, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 432299.
Puituiers (Karen M.)* New York.
Dial. Card, illus., 5 by 33 inches.
$0.05. [15980
© June 6, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 432384.
PeratH Amboy, N. J. Richmond’s di-
rectory of Perth Amboy, Wood-
bridge [etc.] 1916. v. 5. Yonkers.
eee... Passaic, N. J., W.,. L. Rich-
mond, 1916. 474 p. front. (fold.
map), 8vo. $5.00. [15970
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. May 22,
» 1916; aff. June 1, 1916; A 433239;
_ W. L. Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
Puiiures (Libbie Sprague)
[15981, 15982
Heirloom of that Bess. chap. 11, 12.
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 30, 1916:
A 440630.
Mystery of castle Lennox. Chap. 25-27.
© June 26, 1916; 1 ce. June 30, 1916;
A 440631.
{Note: The foregoing are in Illus-
trated companion]
© F. B. Warner co., ine., New
York.
Peruna co. Health and how to have
it. cover-title, [13] p. illus., ports.
8vo. [15971
mec June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
_ June 19, 1916; A 434550; Samuel B.
Hartman, Columbus, O. rae
2 PIANO travelers association book. 2:
ed., 1916. New York city [1916] 2
Bel. Zoo be bP: eeve: [15983
© June 21, 1916; 2 « and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 431617; Natl. piano
travelers assn., New York.
PERUNA ready adviser almanac for
1917. cover-title, 16 p. illus. 8vo.
[15972
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
' June 2, 1916; A 432282; Samuel B.
_ Hartman, Columbus, O.
Pick (Albert) & co.*, Chicago.
[15984, 15985
Chinaware, glassware, silverware and
other lines. cover-title, 126 p._ illus.
ERS mfg. co.*, New York.
[15973-15976
Can shoemakers change their habits?
Sheet, illus., 12 by 93 inches. © May 4to. (Catalog U 63) © May $18:
17, 1916; 2 c. May 18, 1916; aff. May 1916 3.2.¢, and aff: June 2; 1916:..A
31, 1916; A 434210. 432296.
Glazed kid. Sheet 12 by 9% inches. © Lunch counters, display cases, refrigera-
May 17, 1916; 2 c. May 18, 1916; aff.
May 31, 1916; A 434209.
. Tiger reignskin. (Jn Boot & shoe re-
corder) © June 24, 1916; 1 ¢c. June
26, 1916; A 440565.
Upper leather cutting rooms. Blotter,
Pty 94 inches. @©@ May 17, 1916;
2 ce. May 18, 1916; aff. May 31, 1916;
A 434208,
ROLEUM idea. v. 18. no. 3, June,
1916. 23, [1] p. illus. (part col.)
24mo. (On cover: Petroleum idea.
May, 1916.) [15977
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. May 29,
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 434344;
Angier chemical co., Boston.
55661—16——5 715
tors, etc. cover-title, [16] p._ illus.
4to. © May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 4382298.
PiLecer (John J.)* Chicago. Book-
binding. (Jn Inland printer, July,
1916) [15986
© June 30, 1916; 1 « July 8,
1916; A 440854.
PruMeE (Edward C.) co.*, Chicago.
Furniture, past and present. [27]
p. col. illus. obl. 4to. [15987
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 8, 1916; A 43843438.
15988
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. i, D. S., V. dom
Por (Edgar Allan) ‘Tell-tale heart.
[New York, Printed by Carey print-
ing company, 1916] 1 p.1., 31, [1]
p. col. illus. 48mo. [15988
© May 31, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 17, 1916: A 432528 - John Hi.
Eggers, New York.
[Copyright
matter ]
is claimed on new
POLICYHOLDERS digest of American life
insurance, 1916. 12th annual ed.
Cincinnati, Chicago, The Western
underwriter company [1916] 907 p.
Tmo, . $2.50. [15989
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 25, 1916;
aff. June 19, 1916; A 481555; West-
ern underwriter co., Cincinnati.
Poor Richard’s new almanac. [1916]
[8] p. illus. 16mo. [15990
© May. 1G 19162, .2.-¢.. and air
June 17, 1916; A 482550; Harl E.
Whitehorne, New York.
Poor’s manual of public utilities, 1916.
4th annual number. New York,
Poor’s manual company [1916] clxiv,
2,500 p. 8vo. $10.00. [15991
© ;Jane 22, AsIG=* 2c" July 3,
1916; aff. July 11, 1916; A 433674;
Poor’s manual co., New York.
Porter (Horace) Our young aero-
plane scouts in Italy; or, Flying
with the war eagles of the Alps.
New York, A. L. Burt company
[1916] 232 p. front. 12mo. $0.60.
[15992
© June 19, 1916; 2 c« June 22,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 481595;
A. L. Burt co., New York.
PorRTLAND association for the encour-
agement of thrift. To our friends.
Sept. 1, 1916-Feb. 1, 1917. 6 pts.
illus. 4to. (Thrift series.) Con-
tents.—Benjamin Franklin—pts. 1-
4: 1. His early youth.—2. Practical
achievements.—3. Philosopher and
statesman.—4. Mission to France,
Declaration of independence and
events of his later days. George
Washington—pts. 1-2: 1. As a boy
-and young man.—2. Home life and
breaking out of the war.
15993-15998
© June 19, 1916; 2 ce. each and
aff. June 21, 1916; A 434586—434591 ;
Collins publicity service, Philadel-
phia.
716
Post office employees annual guide and —
record book [1916] Comp. by Gus-
tave Heiss. [Chicago, Ill.] Rand,
McNally & co. [1916] 64 p. 16mo.
$0.35. [15999 — 4
© June 21, 1916; 2 c June 26,
AGTIG.<oir. July Tt. 1916: A 433680;
Rand, McNally & co., Chicago.
PowER equipment co. Catalogue no.
10. Minneapolis [1916] xxxvi, 552
p. incl. front., illus. S8vo. [16000
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 431374: R. R. Donnelley
& SONS CO., Chicago.
Pratt (Archie Maynard)* Redland
Cal. Combining-syllable- and con-
Sonant system to new citrus code.
cover-title, 21, [2] p. Sve. S20
[16001
© Feb. 1, 1916: 2c. and aff. June
LO EOLG 2 CA. 434512.
PRATT (Lewellyn EH.) *
Other man’s way. [16002-16007
Cal. 1. [3] p. 4to. @ May 3, 1916;
2 c. May 18, 1916; aff. June 2, 1916;
;
7
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New York.
A 432288.
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1916; 2 @ each May 18, 1916: aff.
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A 432287.
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A 432289.
Pratt & Lambert, inc.*, Buffalo. Vit-
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© June 15, 1916; 2 c«@ and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434541.
PREWETT addometer co. Prewett addo-
meter, directions. [8] p. folder,
illus. Svo. [16009
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482325; Clay W. Prewett,
Houston.
Price (Theo. H.)* New York. Pa-
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© July 5, 1916; 1 ¢ July. 7, 1916;
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19165 A 432616.
© Smith printing co., ine, Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
_ PRoTecTIVE unit,* Oklahoma City, Okl.
Protective unit life and accident in-
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© Apr. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4384424.
_ ProrHEROE (Daniel) Course of lessons
~ in choral conducting. Lesson no. 31.
4p. S8vo. [16018
: © May 10, 1916; 2 c. June 19,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 434534;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
m= cago.
PunceH. v. 150. [Each illus. 4to.
2d.) [16019-16023
i no. 3908, May 31, 1916. @i1e. June 28,
; aa. A ad int. 2694; pubd. May 31,
oe no. 3909, June 7, 1916. @©l1e. July 6,
tt "A ad int. 2708; pubd. June 7,
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ie: A ad int. 2711; pubd. June 21,
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x 1916;'A ad int. 2716; pubd. June 28;
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© Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd.,
London.
Pusey (Elizabeth H.)* New York.
a [16024, 16025
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May 16, 1916; vig 432354.
[Rhyme for wonder ball] Card, 3 by 4
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May 16, 1916; A 432355.
PYRAMID-CUBE university*, Chicago.
i Mental calendar, atmospheric psy-
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on both sides, col. illus., 4 by 7
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12, 1916; A 432441.
1
QUACKENBOS (John OD.) Science
proves the immortality of the soul.
(In Chicago herald) [16027
© June 18, 1916; 1 « June 19,
1916; A 440427; J. Keeley, Chicago.
QUEENSBORO, N. Y. Queensboro street
directory for all parts of Queens,
1916. Long Island City, Long Is-
land beobachter [1916] 2 p.1., 119 p.
16mo. $0.15. [16028
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 433495; John Her-
ing, Long Island City, N. Y.
QUILLER-CoucH (Sir Arthur)* Fowey,
Cornwall, England. Tales of the
Spanish Main. [2] The last voy-
age of Captain Sharp. (Jn Premier
magazine, July, 1916) [16029
© 4. & July te 1916; A“ ad? int.
2700; pubd. June 3, 1916.
RADER (Phillips Dwight) Somewhere
in the sky, by Phil Rader. (Jn San
Francisco Bulletin) [16030-16033
Article 3. © June 2 £916 4 elt aaly:
8, 1916; A 440723.
Article 4. © June 28, 1916; 1 ¢. July
3, 1916; A 440731.
Article 5. © June 29, 1916; 1 ¢«. July
5, 1916; A 440750.
Article 6. © June 30, 1916; 1 c. July
5, 1916; A 440767.
© Bulletin, San Francisco.
RAILWAY age gazette. v. 60, nos. 23a,
23b, 24a, 24b, June 14-17, 1916.
Daily ed. 4 v. illus., ports., diagrs.
4to. [16034-16037
© June 14-17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 15-17, 19, 1916; A 482572-
432575; Simmons- Boardman pub.
co., New York.
Ratt (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
Ill. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Ghrist, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applica-
tions written by John William Lang-
dale. Lesson 6-9. (Jn Adult Bible
class monthly, Aug., 1916) [16038
© July 12, 1916; 1 « July 14,
1916; A 441016.
RALSTON purina co.*, St. Louis. Purina
sterilized bran food. [4] p._ illus.,
diagr. 16mo. [16039
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 482477.
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16040
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Rapip addressing machine co.*, New
York. Belknap typewritten ad-
dresses for all your lists. cover-title,
24 p. illus. S8vo. [16040
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482824.
Ravuss (Olawes L.)* Seranton, Pa.
This message and preparedness with
safety first and love. Sheet, 21 by
144 inches. $0.50. [16041
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 484807.
RAUTENSTRAUCH (Walter) New York.
Machine elements, by Walter Rau-
tenstrauch [and others] [Preprint
ed.] [New York, McGraw-Hill book
eco., ine, 1916] sp. .651- 8602) illus:
(incl. diagrs.) 12mo. (Section 7)
[16042
© May 22, 1916; 2 ce May 29,
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 482420.
READ-Woop & co.*, Boston. Great war
game Attack; [directions for play-
ney 2 1° Svo: [16043
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec June 15,
-1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434662.
REDHEFFER (Clara Helen Vaché)*
Portland, Or. Wee, wee world. Pic-
tures by W. M. Young. [Hammond,
Ind., Printed by W. B. Conkey co.,
1916] [382] p. illus., plates (part
col.) Svo. $0.75: [16044
© Mar: 1;1916'>2-e€ May 6, 1916;
aff. May 31, 1916; A 4381284.
Reep (Charles H.)* New York. Period
chart and how to keep it. Sheet, 9
by 84 inches. [16045
© May 30, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484818.
REINHARD (August William) * Omaha,
Neb. German character, its influ-
ence on the formation of the Ameri-
can national character. 28 p. 8vo.
$0.15. [16046
© “Apr 29: 1916" 2° e."May”- 17,
1916; aff. May 29, 1916; A 434206.
RELIABLE stove co.*, Cleveland. Re-
liable gas stoves and ranges, 1916.
40 p. illus. 8vo. (Booklet no.
SD 3) [16047
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482481.
2ESTORIA chemical co.*, Kansas City,
Mo. Restoria, the Restoria plan.
cover-title, [12] p. 16mo. [16048
© June 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434529.
re
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RETAILERS premium corporation*, New
York. Selling points for salesmen.
[8] p. 382mo. [16049
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 20, 1916; A 432579.
RicHARDSON (W. D.)* Columbus, O.
New kiln for manufacturers of clay
products. Columbus, O., The Cera-
mic supply & construction co., 1916.
19 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Cover-
title: Kiln investment that will not
burn the profits) [16050
© May 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432331.
RIcHI£ (Walter B.)* Lima, O. Phono-
graphs. cover-title [10] p. 6mo.
$0.50. [16051
© May 27, 1916; 2 ec. May 29,
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 432385.
RicHTER (F. Ad.) & co., of New York*,
New York. Meteor. neo. 1-3. 3v.
illus. (part col.) no. 1, 48mo., no. 2.
32mo., no. 8. 24mo. [16052-16054
© May 10, 1916; 2 c each and aff.
May 20, 1916; A 484196434198.
Ritecney (PP... H.)*. Pontisae tien
Travel pictures (with notes andl
map) Michigan to California. [6]
p. folder and 50 numb. plates. &v».
$0.50. [16055
© Feb. 12, 1916+) 1+-e Web. soe
1916; 1 e@. June 9, 1916; aff. June 8,
1916; A 434429.
(John S8S.)* Pittsburgh.
Master minds of type and press.
no. 7. Wood-pulp. (In Inland
printer, July, 1916) | [16056
© June 80, 1916; 1 ec. July 8, 1916;
A 440855.
RoacH -( James F.)* Cincinnati.
Chord book Hawaiian steel guitar.
cover-title, 12 p. illus. fol. $0.50.
[16057
© June 10, 1916; 2 co vanes
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 432557.
RITENOUR
Rospins (Samuel Dowse)* Belmont,
Mass. Special instructions. Bos-
ton, Mass., Boston stammerers’ in-
stitute [1916] cover-title, 48 p.
16mo. [16058
© June 6, 1916; 2 ec. June 7, 1916;
aff. June 26, 1916; A 484150.
Roverts (John Emerson)* Kansas
City, Mo. Tale of the saw-dust-
trail; lectures. 62, [1] p. S8vo.
$0.25. [16059
© June 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434547.
18
no. 7, 1916
T. Z.; grand roman d’espionnage.
™ mos. 5-61. [57 instalments] (In
Paris Presse, 14 mars—20 mai, 1916)
[16060
© Mar. 14-May 20, 1916; 1 ¢ each
June 20, 1916; A—Foreign 14018.
ROCKWELL (J. H.) In the midst of
life. (Jn American press) [16061
| June 24,1916; 1 c. July 13,
1916; A 440978; American press
assn., New York.
RocKWEtLt (Paul Ayres)
[16062-16069
American gets rest from Verdun fight.
© June 30, 1916; 1 c. July 5, 1916;
A 440754.
American is trained in aero gun school.
© June 14, 1916; 1 ec: June 17, 1916;
A 440359.
American writes from Verdun. © June
BaeetorG: “f. ec. June 28, 1916; A
440608.
Britons under fire relieved the French.
Oneiiy 3. 1996? 1c. July 10, 1916;
A 440900.
Depicts fierce fight in capturing Frise.
© July 6, 1916; ra ee July 10, 1916;
A 440908.
Despite loss of arm he would aid allies.
© June 20, 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916;
A 440507.
Giant Africans rush eagerly into battle.
© June 19, 1916; 1 c. June 22, 1916;
A 440460.
War cross to U. S. driver. © July 5,
1916; 1 ¢. July 10, 1916; A 440893.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
RopMAN (Caroline L.)* South Orange,
N. J., & Seymour (Julia C. D.)*
East Orange, N. J. Salvation of a
race through the Birth of a nation.
[10] p. S8vo. $1.00. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [16070
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 4382463.
Romain (Edgar Washington) Creed
of the unafraid. Sheet, 164 by 11}
inches, 16071
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 432284; Frances R.
Chittenden, New York.
Rosenrerp (Monroe H.)* New York.
Most wonderful thing I ever did.
(In Brooklyn daily times) [16072
© June 19, 1916; 1 c. June 20,
1916; A 440539.
_ RocHet (Clément)* Paris. Agence R. | Roswerr, N. M.
BOOKS, GROUP II
16105
Vorley’s directory
of Roswell, N. M., 1916. Dallas,
Tex., J. F. Worley directory com-
pany, 1916. 222 p. S8vo. $5.00.
[16073
© May 138, 1916; 2 c¢ and aff.
May 18, 1916; A 431122; John F.
Worley directory co., Dallas.
RovussEAu (Charles)* Paris. Dans la
poudre. grand roman inédit de la
guerre 1914-1915. (Jn Nouvelliste
de Bretagne, Moine et Normandie)
[16074, 16075
nos. 29-43. [15 installments] © Nov.
16—30, 1915; 1 c. each Apr. 6, 1916;
A—Toreign 14023.
nos. 44-67. [24 installments] © Dec.
1—28, 1915: 1 ¢. -Apr. 6, 1916; A—
Foreign 14024.
Roya iron mfg. co. Royal salesman-
ship. 32 p., illus. -16mo. [16076
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 482358; Royal Rayne
Sterling, Big Prairie, O.
RuBEs electric devices, ine.*, Brooklyn.
Rubes electric portable lamp. [12] p.
illus. 16mo. [16077
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 482382.
Rusu (Olive)* East Gloucester, Mass.
Sherups. Their first adventure.
They decide to become knights of the
staff. (In Woman’s home com-
panion, July 1916) [16078
© June 15, 1916; 1 c. June 30,
1916; A 440649.
RUSLANDER (Fred E.) Who is to be
judge in labor disputes now? (Jn
New York commercial ) [16079
©) dune.1%, 191631 c.. June s19,
1916; A 440588; Commercial news-
paper co., New York.
RvusseEty (Lillian) * Chicago.
[16080-16103
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Effect
you get. © June 23, 1916; 1 ¢c. June
24, 1916; A 440550.
Girl’s message. © June 26, 1916;
1c. June 28, 1916; A 440691
Modern mermaids. @© tan eo 2
1916; 1 ¢. June 28, 1916; A ate
——Show your teeth © Ju 16,
1916; 1c. June 19, 1916; A 440: 399,
Unwelcome visitor. © June 380,
1916; 1c¢. July 1, 1916; A 440661.
In the dainty art of scents. © June 18,
1916; 1c. June 19, 1916; A 440421.
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Air baths
for hair. @©@ June 94, 1916; 1 c. June
26, 1916; A 440555.
——— Avoid surplus pounds. © July 10,
1916; 1c. July 11, 1916; A 440959.
—— Diet and morals. © July 11, 1916;
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16104 een : : pt... 0. S.; V. aa
RussEty (Lillian) *—Continued. SALES method co.*—Continued.
Foot troubles. 9) July 8, 1916; 1c. Ad helps for shoe dealers. v. A. Com-
July 10, 1916; A 440877. ie wa phlei Aes ee
cover-title, us. mo.
Tuiy 8 1916: 4408 732) Se tueeun © © June 12, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. June
Fuel you use. © June 20, 1916; 1 16, 1916; A 434458.
e. June 21, 1916; A 440476. Pe aa a epee a ea A.
ouble column style and comfort se-
ro Htentehy 188 33, 10165 A “40481.” ea Ba ee airy
illus vo une 12,
Investments. © quly, 3, 1916; 1 ¢. 2c. and aff. June 16, 1916; A 434462.
July 5, 1916; A 440835
Keep cool. @ June 22, 1916; 1c. Sampson (Martin W.) Shakespeare’s
June 24, 1916; A 440524. r
-} Ty 5 r
SO ee ee for mothers. © July comedy a growth (in New York
ant
12, 1916 1c. July 13,1916; A 241005. times, Shakespeare’ tercentenary, ’
Laggards. © June 29, 1916; 1¢,| 1616-1916) [16112
June 30, 1916; A 440656. ©. Apr. 2 1916: 1 @ May 38
Lifelong friend. © June a 1916; 1916; A 424239 Naw York times —
1c. June 29, 1916; A 440642 Atanear ai ae ;
Outing requisites. © cae 4, 1916; 2 ‘
; ‘ie uly 8, ee : ae res : Sangorn (N. W.) Poultry and farm. —
eee: rey 7° & | pt. 5. (In American poultry advo- —
Pleasure of beauty. © June 17, cate, July, 1916) [16113
1916; 1c. June 19, 1916; A 440404. © July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. July 8, 1916;
Society’s chemists. @© iu 5, 1916; : - &
ae oe 1916: 4a08 = a cone: Coe a C. De Puy, Syra |
Summer diets. © a ‘i 1916; le. 2 Ne
Mee ea a tervwaat ns. © July 6, | [SANCHEZ (Oswaldo)] Suefios ex-
i916, Le duly gies MiasOReL plicados. Oraculo de los amantes.
Instrucciones para echar la rifa
Saint ANTHONY’s almanac, 1917. por medio de las cartas. San An- —
14th year. [Callicoon, N. Y.] The tonio, Tex., Chapa mercantile com-
Franciscan fathers of the province pany [1916] 93, [38] p. illus. 8vo.
of the most holy name [1916] $0.25. [16114
cover-title, 103 p. front., illus., © Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c May ae
ports. 8vo. $0.25. [16104 1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 434195;
©-June 22,1916: . 2c. and ait. Chapa mercantile co., San Antonio,
June 24, 1916; A 431622; Francis- Tex.
a San Disco, Cal. San Diego city and
Sr. Cram County, Ill. W. J. Winter county directory, 1916. [San Diego,
& co.”s county farm directory, St. Cal.] San Diego directory co., inc,
Clair County, Tll., 1916-1917. 1916. 1488 p. Svo. $7.50. [16115
ee eer ee
Springfield, Ill., W. J. Winter & co., © June 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
1916. 2 pd 3-9. Lil, Pel a202. p. July 5, 1916; A 431787; San Diego
fold map. S8vo. $5.00. [16105 directory co., San Diego, Cal.
© June 2, 1916; 2c. and aff. June | g,n Prancrsco, Cal. Crocker-Langley
26, 1916 ; A 431750; W. J. Winter, San Francisco directory for the @
Springfield, Ill. year ending June, 1916. San Fran-
a cisco, Cal., H. S. Crocker co., 1916.
SALES method co.*, New York. 9 “9977 : 0.00
2 p. 1. 33-2377 p. S8vo. $10.00.
[16106-16111 [16116
Ad helps for butchers. vy. B. Quality !
and service series [no. 31052-31103] © June 12, 1916; 2 ec. June 21,
cover-title, 52 1. 16mo. © June 12, 1916; aff. Fune 19, 1916; A 433477;
eden ar eect ae 1916; A H. S. Crocker co., San Francisco.
Ad helps for grocers. v. B. Good pro- arts h
vider series, no. [41052-—41076.] cover- SPER, pseud. [16117-16119 .
title, 25 1. 16mo. @© June 12, 1916; Fatal second. (in Pearson’s magazine,
2c. and aff. June 16, 1916; A 434461. June, 1916) © 1c July I, 19iG>
A ad int, 2699; pubd. June 1, 1916,
Ad helps for laundries. v. A, Sun-
shine series [no. 42000—421038.] cover- Motor-gun. © 1c. June 23, 1916; A ad
title, 104 1. 16mo. @© June 12, 1916; int. 2692; pubd. May 25, 1916.
2 c. and aff. June 16, 1916; A 434459, Retribution. © 1 | July 24, 1916; A 4
ae helps for motion picture theatres. ad int. 2714; pubd. June 24, 1916. .
: Film family series [no, 45000— [Note: The "foregoing are in Strand ~
45052.) a eee 53 ae Eade magazine unless otherwise stated] F
16, 1916; A agate uae © George H. Doran co., New York, —
720 |
_
{Sartorrus (August) ]
BOOKS, GROUP II
‘no. 7, 1916
16147
Sarcent (John M.)* Elmira, N. Y.
Sargent’s ideal concrete poultry
houses. 16 p. illus. 8vo. [16120
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 482444.
Kidney, its
sphere in organotherapy. cover-
title, 16 p. col. illus. S8vo. [16121
mr May 25, 1916;.2 ec. May 29,
1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A 432272;
Reed & Carnrick, Jersey City.
Savveur & Boylston*, Cambridge,
Mass. Correspondence course in the
metallography of iron and _ steel.
Experiments and examinations. 31
p. S8vo. [16122
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 434306.
ScARBOROUGH’S Official tour book.
[16123, 16124
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wis-
consin and trunk lines, 1916. In-
dianapolis, Ind., Scarborough motor
guide company, 1916. 64, 72, 1140 p.
illus., maps. S8vo. $1.50. @ May 23,
mie. 2e.. and, aft, June 15, 1916;
A 431487.
New York. New Jersey, Canada and the
East, 1916. Indianapolis, Ind., Scar-
borough motor guide company, 1916.
64, 1036 p. illus., maps. 8vo. $1.50.
ie anr, 27, 1916; 2 c.. and aff: May
10, 1916; A 428936.
© Scarborough motor guide co.,
Indianapolis.
ScHErER (John F.)* Endeavor, Pa.
Supplement to the Book of books.
Endeavor, Pa., Endeavor printing co.
[1916] [77] p. nar. 16mo. $0.10.
[16125
my sune 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 432495.
Scuomipr (A. F.)* #£Philadelphia.
Charts demonstrating investments
warranted by increased production.
Chicago, Miehle printing press and
manufacturing co., [1916] 13 p.
4to. [16126
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 4384578.
ScuHorterp laboratories co. Death to
Demon Puncture. Directions for
treating tires. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. (part col.) 16mo. [16127
© Oct. 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 432462; G. L. Schofield,
Kansas City, Mo.
Scuvette (Oswald F.) [16128-16143
Allies push gains less than three miles.
moguly %, 1916; 1c. July 12, 1916;
A 440938.
Allies’ tactics puzzle foe. © July 10.
1916; 1c. July 13, 1916; A 440985.
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.)—Continued.
Berlin says allies’ wedge is within mile
of Peronne and real erisis is ahead.
@,_ Faly 12. 1916 ° 1 ¢..Jduly 25. 996" s
A 441020.
Berlin sees drive checked. © July 8,
1916; 1c. July 12, 1916; A 440944.
Bloody war record for month of June.
© June 19, 1916; 1 c. June 22, 1916;
A 440457.
Chicago doctors in Berlin. © June 21,
1916; 1c. June 24, 1916; A 440533.
Cut down by British censor. © June 23,
1916; 1c. June 28, 1916; A 440610.
Eyewitnesses tell of North Sea battle.
© June 23, 1916; 1 c. June 28, 1916;
A 440606.
Germans say they are ready. © July 1,
1916; 1 ce. July 5, 1916; A 440774.
Is opened by French censor. © June 29,
1916; 1 ec. July 3, 1916; A 440735.
June holds bloody record in Europe. ©
snly is. £9iG: Wc, July -7,- 1916s A
440822.
Secedes from Odd fellows. © June 29,
1916; 1e. July 3, 1916; A 440742.
See U. S.-Mexico war as helping kaiser.
© June 21, 1916; 1 c. June 24, 1916;
A 440527.
Undersea freight service assured. ©
July -12, 19163 1c. July #5, 19IG ; A
441027.
U. S. mail to Berlin held up. © July 12,
1916; 1 ec. July 15, 1916; A 441024.
Victoria endangered again. © June 29,
1916; 1 «. July 3, 1916; A 440741.
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
ScHUMACKER (Anna) [16144, 16145
Columbia book of yarns, containing a
manual of knitting and crocheting.
17th ed. Philadelphia, Manufacturers
of Columbia yarns [1916] 240 p.
illus:. Svo. S$O:25. © June 2.1916.
2c. and aff. July 6, 1916; A 433609.
Columbia cottons and how to use them.
6th series. [York, Pa., Printed by
the York printing co., 1916] 36 p.
illus. 4to. _$0.10. @ May 6, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. June 1, 1916; A 433238.
© Wm. H. Horstmann co., Phila-
delphia.
ScuuttE & Koerting co.*, Philadelphia.
Hard lead centrifugal pump for acid.
4 p. illus., diagr. 4to. (Catalog 2,
section P) [16146
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 484364.
Scuowas (Henry P.) Everybodys
poultry book. ist ed. Hanover, Pa.,
Everybodys poultry magazine pub-
lishing co. [1916] [16] p. illus.,
ports. 4to. $1.00. [16147
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. May 25,
1916; aff. May 26, 1916; A 433164;
Everybodys poultry magazine pub.
co., Hanover, Pa.
721
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—
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16148
ee
ScIENnTIFIC crop feeding.
cover-title, [8] p.
12mo. $0.25. [16148
© May 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 432301; D. Irving Cal-
houn, New York.
Scott (W.)* Pittsfield, N. H. Primer
of democracy; or, An exposition of
Ri Oy amor Sd.
illus., port. obl.
suffrage and its outlook. Boston,
The Fort Hill press, 1916. 36 p.
16mo. $0.10. [16149
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢@ May 12,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 434426. ~
ScRANTON, Pa. R. L.-Polk & co.’s
Seranton directory. 1916. no. 138.
Seranton, Pa., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
1040 p. Svo. $8.50. [16150
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 431748; R. L. Polk & co.,
Seranton, Pa.
ScRoLL. v. 9. [New York, Pawling
school] Class of 1916. 166 p. ports.,
illus. (part col.) S8vo. $5.00.
[16151
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 4383326; C. Lawson Wil-
lard, jr., New York.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [16152-16155
Brighter the color the more modish the
suit of Jersey. © July 9, 1916; 1c.
July 13, 1916; A 440970.
In Jersey silks of bright colors are newest
bathing suits. © June 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
June 22, 1916; A 440486.
Old fashioned mantelet appears with the
first fall models. © June 25, 1916; 1
ce. June 29, 1916; A 440644.
Regal gown the newest in fashions. ©
iHivy 2, t91G6: 1 ¢. suly 6, 1o1Gs. A
' 440788
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago, and
New York globe.
Setts-Ftoto shows co.*, Denver. Cir-
cus parade fulfills the Biblical
prophecy. (Jn Denver post)
[16156
© July 9, 1916; 1 ce. July 14, 1916;
A 441017
Setma, Ala. R. L. Polk & co.’s Selma
city directory, 1916-1917. v.3. Bir-
mingham, Ala., R. L. Polk & Co.
[1916] 381 p. S8vo. $5.00. [16157
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 433642 ; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala,
Sencer (Hans)* Brooklyn. Business
control system. cover-title, 6, [2]
p. 8vo. $5.00. [16158
© May 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
May 29, 1916; A 434212.
pt. I, D.-S., V. la
SENTINEL manufacturing co.*, New
Haven. Revised Sentinel book of
automatic cooking. 26 p. _ illus.
16mo. [16159
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 432383.
SEwArpD (Alfred F.)* Chicago. Astro-
logical bureau of information for
business men. 184 p,
diagr., port. 24mo. $1.00.
© June 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff,
June 21, 1916; A 434584,
Sexton (Chandler) Key to Graham’s
business shorthand. New York, A.
J. Graham & co., 1916. 50, [3] p34
Imp. $1.50. [16161
© June 14, 1916; 2 « June 24,
1916; aff. June yet 1916; A 484644;
Andrew de Graham & co., New York.
SEYMouR (W. H.)
boy. [12] p. 16mo. $0.05.
[16162
© June 10. 1916; 2 @ June 15,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916: A 434580;
Fidelia supply co., Charles City,
Iowa.
SHELDON (Arthur Frederick) * Buffalo.
Analysis of the principle of service.
2d installment of Mr. Sheldon’s
lectures before the Chamber of com-
merce. (In Buffalo live wire, June,
1916) [16163
© June 12, 1916; 1 c June 21,
1916; A 440445.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
fronts., —
[16160 —
Cigaret and the ©
— ee eee a eee
[16164-16171 —
Shepard’s citations of all Alabama cases
[Cumulative suppl.] S
p. 8vo. $5.00 per year. © Jun
1916; 2 c. and ‘aff. Jane 19; 1916!
A 431562.
Shensate Minnesota citations. vy. 16,
2, May, 1916. [Comat suppl
109 p. 8vo. $4.0 May
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oran 19, ‘916!
A 431569.
Shepard’s Missouri citations.
2, May, 1916.
cover-title, 142 p.
year. © June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 19, 1916; ‘A 431568.
Shepard’s Nebraska citations.
2, May, 1916.
v. 15, ngs
Svo. $5.00 per
[Cumulative suppl. ]
180 p. S8vo. $5.00 per year. @ May
31, 1516: 2c. and aff. June 19, 1916.
A 431567.
Shepard's Southwestern citations.
no. 2, May, 1916. feumulative suppld
297 p. S8vo. $6.00 per year. © M
27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 19, 1916
A 431566.
Shepard’s Virginia citations and annota-
oth. y “ABP HO a2, 7, 1916.
| Cumulative suppl. ]
year. © June 6, 1916; 2 c¢.
June 19, 1916; A 431565.
122
[Cumulative suppl.] :
v. 11, nose
no. 7, 1916
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s West Virginia citations and
annotations. v. 4, no. 2, May, 1916.
Cumulative suppl. 91 p. S8vo. $4.00
per year. © June 7, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 19, 1916; A 431564.
Shepard’s Wisconsin citations. v. 9, no.
2, May, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
453 p. Svo. $5.00 per year. © May
30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 19, 1916;
A 431563.
SHEPPARD (W. Crispin) Rambler club
in Panama. Philadelphia, The Penn
publishing company, 1916. 318 p.
front., plates. 12mo. $0.50.
[16172
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 4381804; Penn pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
Suiemtrey (John Cofer)* Chicago.
Sometimes. (Jn Review, Apr., 1916)
[16173
© Apr. 29, 1916; 1 c. May 2, 1916;
A 424238.
SHoe factory buyers’ guide for 1916.
Sth ed. 240 (i. e. 268 p.) 16mo.
$1.00. [16174
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. June 16,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 482558;
American shoemaking pub. co., Bos-
ton.
SHuLeER rubber & supply co. Cata-
logue A, 1916. Auto accessories,
Firestone tires, vulcanizing. New
Orleans, La. [1916] 2 p.L., vii—xix,
252 p. illus. 8vo. [16175
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 4381789; John A. Schick,
Chicago.
SmeENER-VAN Riper advertising co.*,
Indianapolis. [16176-16179
Grown man at a penny job. Sheet, 94
by 6 inches. © May 31, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. June 6, 1916. A 434312,
aA is more than frozen water. Sheet
9% by 6 inches. © May 31, 1916; 2c.
and aff. June 6, 1916; A 434313.
Ice question for business men, Sheet,
11 by 84 inches. © May 31, 1916; 2
c. and aff. June 6, 1916; A 434314.
It would pay to buy ice now.
94 by 6 inches. © May 31, 1916:
2c. and aff. June 6, 1916; A 434315.
Siecrriep (Frederick H.) Bigger, bet-
ter business. Prepare for peace.
(In Chicago herald) [16180
© June 23, 1916; 1 c. June 24,
1916; A 440548; J. Keeley, Chicago.
SIBERMAN (0O.) jr.
ure. Card, illus. 194 by 94 inches.
$0.25. [16181
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. June 20,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 434592;
Othmar Silberman, St. Paul, Minn.
Mother’s treas-
7
BOOKS, GROUP II
16199
Sitver, Burdett & co.*, Boston. Read-
ing, what it is and methods used in
teaching it. 44 p. 16mo. [16182
© June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aft.
June 29, 1916; A 431693.
SIMPLICISSIMUS. 20. jahrg.
illus. (part col.) fol.
[Each
30 pfe.
[16185-16192
© Oct. 12, 1915;
A—Foreign 13960.
@ Oct: 192-1915 :
A—Foreign 13961.
@ Nov. 2atois -
A—Foreign 13962, .
@© Nov. 9, 1915;
A—Foreign 13963.
© Nov. 16, 1915;
A—Foreign 13964,
© Nov. 28, 1915;
A—Foreign 13965.
© Nov. 30, 1915;
A—Foreign 13966.
@) Dee, 1915:
A—Foreign 13967.
© Dec. 14, 1915;
A—Foreign 13968,
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a2, ‘9. nov., 1915.
ites "July 15, 1916;
nr. 33, 16. nov., 1915.
ioc, Subye P55 "1916;
nr. 34, 23.-nov., 1915.
ten July, 15,°0916"
nr. 35, 30. nov., 1915.
5 aed 15, DOIG ;
TE. vrGey Tapers. L945:
Lee: Pate 15, 1916;
nr. 37, 14. dez., 1915.
i*e. July 15 1916;
Me, oo, 21. ez, 19952 .© Dece 21,1915 <
1c. July 15, 1916; A—Foreign 13969.
© Simplicissimus-verlag, g. m. b.
h. & co., Munich.
SINGER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
16193-16195
nr.
Additions to and alterations in form
8089. —Apr., 1916. *-L. pil.) gummed
plates. S8vo. (Form 8339. May 15,
1916) [Text parallel with binding]
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 27,
1916; A 432707.
Price list of parts, cabinet work for fam-
ily machines. 2 p. p. 7-29. 8vo.
(Form 8137. Mar., 1916) © June
19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 21 ROSE 5
A 432709.
Price list of parts, machine no. 46-100.
25 p., 11. [17] pl. S8vo. (Form 8335,
Apr..».1916)' @ June! 20; 19196522. c.
and aff. June 27, 1916; A 432708.
[SincLteton (Esther)] Old _ silver.
Mentor reading course, monograph
no. 1-6. Proof. [16196
© May 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 484299; Mentor assn.,
ine., New York.
Tales of a trav-
(In Florists’ exchange)
[16197, 16198
July 1, 1916. © June 29, 1916; lc.
July 8, 1916; A 440826.
July 8, 1916. © July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. July
14, 1916; A 440996.
© A. T. De La Mare ptg. & pub.
o., Itd., New York.
Sricuter (Sumner H.)* New York.
Turn-over of labor. 6 numb. 1. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] [16199
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 4382432.
SKIDELSKY (S. S.)
eler.
23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16200
Stoss (Robert) [16200-16202
Allies’ drive nears Peronne; Germans’
loss put at 60,000. © July 5, 1916;
1c. July 10, 1916; A 440892.
Deadlock theory broken, says Gen.
Maurice, British director of military
operations. © July 7, 1916; 1c. July
12, 1916; A 440935.
No war on neutrals in allies’ trade pact.
@ June 14, 1916; 1 c. June 17, 1916;
A 440355.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
SmitH (Allen D.)* South Bend, Ind.
Confessions of King Alcohol. South
Bend; Ind., Y. M:.. C: A. [1916} 2 p:
EE pl35-25. “2m0.* $0.35 [16203
© June 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 434451.
SmitH (Elmo Raymond)* Springfield,
O. What does the rebus say. (In
Springfield (Ohio) daily news)
[16204
© July 2, 1916; 1 c. July 5, 1916;
A 440748.
SmitH (Ernest T.)* Savannah. Uni-
versal lumber calculator. cover-
title’ 1d pT 16"p. > narssve.“S.00.
[16205
© May 18, 1916; 2 c June 16,
1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 434489.
(Laura Rountree) Circus
cotton-tails, illus. by Fred Stearns.
Chicago, A. Flanagan company
E1986]. 209. k, 822 p.trongs | (col.
pl.) illus. 12mo. $0.30. [16206
© May 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
May 20, 1916; A 483247; A. Flana-
gan co., Chicago.
(Lizzie A. N.)* Brooksville,
High heaven; or, A dream of
[8] p. S8vo. $0.10.
[16207
© May 12, 1916; 2 @ May 12,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 434207.
SMITH
SMITH
Fla.
the dim future.
SmirH form-a-truck co.*, Chicago.
Now! the names and addresses of
twenty grocers, butchers, provision
dealers. Sheet, printed on both
sides, illus., 114 by 17 inches, with
this 2 blank forms. [16208
© June 8, 1916; 2
12, 1916; A 432449.
Soctety for
Washington*,
and savings contract]
8 inches.
© June 20,
June 22, 1916;
e. and aff. June
Savings and loans of
Washington. [ Bond
Sheet, 13 by
[16209
1916; 2 cand aff.
A 432619.
pt. 1, D. S., Voie
Soon (J. A.)* El Reno, Okl. Some
life. [5] p. 4to. [16210
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432327.
Sommenweaeeis telegraph & telephone
co. [16211-16213
Fort Worth, Tex., spring, 1916. 92, 26
p. 4to. .@ Apr: 3, 19168)2%e ‘and
aff. June 3, 1916: A 434268.
Houston and Park ie. te summer,
1916. 124, -32 5. © June T,
1916; 2 « June 19, “ses aff. June
ak? (A 1916; A 4383425.
© Southwestern telegraph & tele-
phone co., Dallas.
St. Louis and suburban, May 2, 1916.
228; 187,cetl tape 4to. @ May 26,
916; 2c and aff. June 5, 1916; A
432326.
© Natl. telep. directory co.. St.
Louis.
SOUVENIR prize envelope co. Souvenir
prize envelope. Book of life. En-
velope, 4 by 6 inches. $0.05. [16214
© May 5, 1916; 2 ec June 12,
1916; aff. May 8, 1916; A 434737;
Samuel Louis Lazaron, Baltimore.
SPALDING (A. G.) & bros.*, New York.
Spalding golf balls, 1916. [8] p. col.
illus. 16mo. [16215
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482315.
SPALDING’S Official basket ball guide for
women, containing the official rules
revised for 1916-17. Ed. by Senda
Berenson Abbott. New York, Amer-
ican sports publishing company
[1916] 106, [13] p. front., illus.,
diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s athletic
library, group 5, no. TA) $0.10.
: [16216
© June 12, 1916; 2 @ and ait,
June 21, 1916; A 481575; Amer,
sports pub. co., New York.
SPECIALTY auto parts co., ine.*, New
York. Everything for your Ford
car. cover-title, 48 p. illus. 8vo.
[16217
© May 18, 1916; 2 ec May 20,
1916; aff. May 13, 1916; A 482596.
SPECTATOR co.*, New York. Annual
and deferred dividends. 10th an-
nual ed., 1916. 347p. 24mo. $1.50.
[16218
© June 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 431413.
SPELMAN (Leolyn Louise Everett)
New York. Composer’s recital by
Timothy Mather Spelman II at the
Punch and Judy theatre on Thurs-
day afternoon, Apr. 13, 1916 at 3
o’clock. 36 p. 16mo. [16219
©). Apr. 18, 1916;..2 ¢c., Apes
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 4384582.
124
i >
“no. 7, 1916
Spencer heater co.*, Scranton, Pa.
Spencer steam, vapor and hot water
heaters. 64 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Catalog 15) [16220
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
23, 1916; A 434194.
Spero (Anna Kalfus)* Berkeley, Cal.
My Haster. Card, illus., 53 by 3?
inches. $0.05. [16221
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
2, 1916; A 432280.
Sperry (Raymond) jr. White ribbon
boys of Chester; or, The old tavern
keeper’s secret. New York, Cupples
& Leon company [1916] 2p. 1., 248
p. front., plates. 12mo. $0.60.
[16222
Seeaune 1,°1916; 2 c. June - 10,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 4814538;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
SPRINGFIELD daily news. Different
firms represented on this page can
best supply your needs. (Jn Spring-
field daily news) [16223
© July 9, 1916; 1c. July 12, 1916;
A 440953; Elmo Raymond Smith,
Springfield, O.
Sracpoote (H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, England. Stories of the
legion. (Jn Harmsworth red maga-
zine) [16224, 16225
no. 4. The little prince. @1c. June 1,
ee A ad int. 2685; pubd. May 1,
no.6. ‘“ Caged”. @1l1c. June 29, 1916 ;
A ad int. E06: pubd. June if 1916
STANDARD FASHION book. v. 9, no. 1,
summer, 1916. New York, Standard
fashion company, 1916. 68 p._ illus.
(part col.) fol. $0.20. [16226
© May 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 434093; Standard fash-
ion co., New York.
STANDARD STATISTICS coO., inc.*, New
York. [16227-16239
Standard bond descriptions. v. 4, no. 11.
cover-title, [330] p. 4to. $60.00. ©
sune 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 7,
1916; A 431397.
—— y. 4, no. 12. cover-title, [98], 99-
106 p. 4to. $60.00. June 19,
meses 2c. and aff. June 21, 1916; A
15
vy. 4, no. 13. cover-title, [170] p.
mato, $60.00. © July 3, 1916; 2 c¢.
and aff. July 7, 1916; A 431759.
Standard bond offerings, June, 1916.
629 p. 12mo. $60.00. @ June a
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June 19, 1916;
431557.
Standard corporation records. v. 4, no.
11. cover-title, various paging. 4to.
$60.00. © June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 431399.
BOOKS, GROUP II
16245
STANDARD STATISTICS Co., ine.*—Contd.
v. 4, no. 12. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. © June 19,
1916; 2 ¢e. and aff. June 21, 1916; A
431586.
v. 4, no. 13. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. @© July 3,
196; 2 es and: aff. July’ 7; 1916: A
431758.
Standard corporation service daily.
ACeOnO. An Pie -COVeEL-titles a gps 1
8, 141-190, 22 p. 4to. $60.00.
June 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
1916; A 4381396.
Ve VAl™4>) no. “Ay 12. cover-title, of
p> ly 4, 23=962p. 4to. | $60.00:° @
June 19, 1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. June 21,
1916; A 431587.
v. A 4, no, A. 13. cover-title, 1
p. L, 5, 8, 97-164, 4 p. 4to. $60.00.
@©wJuly 3, 19163:52e¢.; andvaff. duly-T,
1916; A 431761.
Standard financial digest service. vv.
A 3, no. A 12 [i. e. 11] cover-title,
> D.. Ll, Ay 168=(T2. pp... 4to. S600:
© June 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June 7,
eee A 431398.
—— v. A 8, no. A 12. cover-title, 1 p.
Mes 2, oD 773— 884, [4] p. 4to. $60.00.
© June 19, 1916; 2 si and aff. June
21 1 O1Gs A 431584.
v. A 38, no. A 13. cover-title, 6
) OBR peat 2, 835-888 p. 4to. $60.00.
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. soly 7,
1916; A 431760.
STATE mutual building & loan assn.*,
Los Angeles. Installment loans.
[16240, 16241
[$13.00 rate] 5, [1] p. folder. illus,
16mo. @© May. 31, 1916; 2 c. June 7,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434652.
[$15.00 rate] 5, [1] p. folder. illus.
16mo. @© May 31, 1916; 2 c. June 7,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434653.
STEARNS (F. B.) co.*, Cleveland.
Story of the Stearns-Knight motor.
Sthiled:* 22 p: illus. + 16mo:. [16242
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
7, 1916; A 425276.
STEMMONS (Walter)* Stillwater, Okla.
What is your time worth from 6 to
22? cover-title, [6] p. 16mo.
[16243
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. May 29,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 432578.
STEPHANOVE (Constantine) Russian
offensive sways Roumanians. (In
Chicago daily news) [16244
© June 15, 1916; 1 c. June 19,
1916; A 440411; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
Ons
Stewart (Henry C.) Philadelphia.
Jacteria and their control. Phila-
delphia, The Westmoreland chemical
& color co. [1916] cover-title, [8]
‘p. 16mo. [16245
© June 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 12, 1916; A 482436.
729
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16246
pt. 5, 08.4. f3
~~ aL a eee
Stockton, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co.’s Stockton city and San Joaquin
County directory, 1916. v. 9. Sac-
ramento, Cal., Polk-Husted direc-
tory,.co., 1916; 822 -p.. Svo."\$7.00.
[16246
© June 21, 1916; 2 c June 26,
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 483532;
Poik-Husted directory co., Sacra-
mento, Cal.
STOLL (Robert) Gymnastics and rope
climbing. New York, American
sports publishing company [1916]
Wr p. ine? trent. ills," t6mo.
(Spalding’s athletic library, group
15, no. 124) $0.10. [16247
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
' 8, 1916; A 433308 ; Amer. sports pub.
co., New York.
Stone (Charles E.) First national
farm tractor directory, a complete
list of farm tractors, their manu-
facturers, horse power, type, trac-
tion and other particulars. cover-
title, [6] p. illus. 4to. (Reprinted
from The Agricultural digest, July,
1916) [16248
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 484577; Agricultural
press, ine., New York.
STONEHAM (Charles A.)* New York.
Curb, mining, oil and industrial se- |
curities. Handbook, 1916. New
York, C. A. Stoneham and company,.
1916. 255 p. 24mo. [16249
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
o 101G: A Agaott.
STOWELL (Ellery C.) Crisis in our
foreign relations. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, ine. Serial
no. 412) [16250
© Feb. 18) 1916; 2. ‘and ail. |}
June 22, 1916; A 432627; National
editorial service, ine., New York.
STRATHY (Charlton)* New York.
Pro-re-nata. Card, 54 by 10 inches.
[16251
© June 8, 1916; 1 ec June 19,
1916; 1 e@ and aff. June 27, 1916;
A 432717.
STROHBER piano co. Pneumatic player
mechanism and descriptive catalog
of Strohber & Hoffmann player
pianos. Chicago, Ill., North Milwau-
kee, Wis., Strohber piano company
[1916]* “40° p> “Wus.; diagrs’ 4teo.
[16252
© ‘June 17, 1916: 232°C iune 2
1916; aff. June 30, 1916; A 433567;
Standard pneumatic action co., New
York.
Py
(
| Strout (E. A.) farm agency*, New
York. Strout’s latest biggest bar-
gains. 238, [1] p. illus., port., map.
obl. 8vo. [16253
© June 15, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 434491.
SULLENBARGER (W. A.)* Belle Plaine,
Ta. Sullenbarger’s sure bread
recipe. Sheet, illus., 8 by 43 inches.
[16254
© June 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 432521.
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner)
[16255, 16256
[Los Angeles, Cal., Stand-
ard printing co., 1916] cover-title,
i5 p. 12mo. © May 26, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434266.
Thoroughbred. [Los Angeles,
Standard printing co., 1916]
title, 16 p.-\12mo. May 26,)191¢.2
c. and aff. June 3, 1916; A 434263.
Plain Jane.
Cal.,
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City,
Cal.
SULLIVAN machinery c¢o.*, Chicago.
Sullivan electric ironclad room and
pillar coal cutter CE-7 alternating
current. cover-title, 24 p. 8vo.
(Price list of parts, no. 638 OP)
[16257
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 434583.
[SumMy (Clayton F.)] Keyboard,
staff and signature chart. Chicago,
Cc. F. Summy co., 1916. Sheet, 114
by 284 inches. $0.25. [16258
© Apr: 12, 1916; b-e andes
June 5, 1916; 1 ec. Apr. 15, 1916; A
432342; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago.
Swirt (J. Otis) Enchanted forest.
chap. 1. (Jn Christian standard,
June 10, 1916) [16259
@\ June 6, 1916; 1. ce) Funes,
1916; A 440455; Standard pub. co.,
Cincinnati.
Swine (Raymond E.) [16260, 16261
Berlin’s food supply ample, say experts.
July 8, 1916: 1 c.°dnly 220 ieee
A 440947.
©
Hollweg savagely attacked by Alter.
July 11, 1916; 1 « July-14, ieee
TNote : The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Tacoma, Wash. Tacoma city direc-
tory, 1916. 31st -year. ~ Tacoma,
Wash. R. L. Polk & co., 1916. 910
p. S8vo. $7.00. [16262
(© June’ 23. “1916; 2° @ nna aae,
July 1, 1916; A 481724; R. L. Polk
& co., Tacoma, Wash.
26
no. 7, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
16287
for direct by mail advertisers. no.
| 4, 1916. 16 p. diagr.,
Svo._ - [16263
< ie) June 12, 191632. cand aff.
June 21, 1916; A 434579; Vincent C.
Dwyer, Pittsburgh.
g
_ TappE (Herman Patrick)* New York.
5
:
) TANKI service bureau. List bulletin
eover-title.
From my point of view. (Jn Har-
1916) [16264
i June 25, 1916: 1c. June 30,
per’s bazar, July,
%
4 1916; A 440633.
Tapper (Thomas) [16265, 16266
Mendelssohn, the story of a happy
1 brother and sister who loved to make
_ . music. Philadelphia, Theodore Presser
co., dy GD. ; loose pl. 8vo.
4 (Cover-title: Child’s| own book of
ereat musicians: Mendelssohn) $0. >
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 22,
1916; A 432604.
Robt. Schumann, the story of the boy
who made pictures in music. Phila-
delphia, Theodore Presser co., 1916.
14 p., 1 loose pl. 8vo. (Cover-title:
Child’s own book of great musicians:
Schumann) $0.15. © June 20, 1916;
2 ce. and ait. June 22, 1916; A 432608.
© Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia.
Ss sO Te
Taytor (James Gibson)* Holyoke,
: Mass. Is there danger of a paper
' famine? (in Advertisers paper
mills. Combined cataicg and price
list, June 1, 1916) [16267
© June 14, 1916; 2 c..and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434757.
Taytor (Mary Imlay)* Mamaroneck,
N. Y. Children of passion. chap.
9-16. (In Munsey, July, 1916)
[16268
© June 20, 1916; 1 c. June 19,
1916; A 440405.
Wayitor & Crate*, Buffalo. Birch,
maple and beech. [6] p. _ folder,
illus. obl. 32mo. [16269
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
1, 1916; A 434205.
TCHERKESOFF (Warlam) Brussilosf
close to people. (In Chicago Daily
news) [16270
© June, 24, 19J6; 1 c. June 28,
1916; A 440600; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
of the Mountain
Educational dept.
[16271-16273
BHlements of electricity and magnetism.
pt. 1. Electricity, section 1-4. pt. 2.
Magnetism, section 5. [New rey. ed.]
cover-title, 23 numb. loose l.
4to. (Plant course no. 1)
30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 19, 1916;
A 434526.
TELEPHONE society
States.
TELEPHONE society of the Mountain
States—Continued.
Information and suggestions relative to
educational work. Lecture no. 1.
Mar. 30, 1916. [New ed.] 5 numb. 1.
4to. @ Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434525.
Substation practice. pt. 2 Substation
installations, section 13, 14. pt. 3.
Telegraph substations, section 15.
numb. loose l. 109-147. diagrs. Ato.
(Plant course no. 2) © Apr. 26,
191Gs"2 c) and aft. June L9, 1916s" A
434527.
© Mountain states telephone &
telegraph co., Denver.
Testa (Carmela) & co.*,
Boston. Va-
riety, Italian cut work and _ filet
lace. Book no. 1. cover-title, 32,
Ei[yps thus: 1Svols $0.25. [16274
© Apr. 11,°1916; 2 c. and aff. May
5, 1916; A 428839.
TrxAs co.*, New York. About Texaco
erater compound. 3:1, [1] p. front.,
illus. Svo. [16275
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 4382440.
THEIR married life.
evening journal) [16276-16284
June 13, 15, 1916. [2 instalments] ©
June 12, 1s 1916; 1 ec. each June 15,
(In New York
i6, 1916; A 440491, 440492.
June 20, 1916. @© June 20, 19163 1 ¢;
June 21, 1916; A 440499.
June 22. 791655) @ Junew2, 1916s ie:
June 23, 1916; A 440503.
Funes Jie LOtlG.. @) sune Br. 19lG ale:
June 28, 1916; A 440591.
June 29, 1916. © June 29, 1916; 1 c
June 30, 1916; A 440638.
SUL G +h91G. iO» Duly 1G,>d916.s/ 1% e¢:
July ve 1916; A 440807.
July S&S. £916. “© July S, 1916; 1c:
July 10, 1916; A 440880.
july: 13,.-1916.s-@.July 13; 19165) ¢:
July 14, 1916; A 441005.
© International news _ service,
New York.
THomas (Goodloe H.)
(Jn American press)
Their record.
[16285
©» Apr. 29,.4916; Ape. > Sulyqd3;
1916; A 440975; American press
assn., New York.
THomaAs (William Russell) Lectures
on history. pt. 1. Romance of the
border. (Jn Trail, June, 1916)
[16286
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 440466; Chauncey
Thomas, Denver.
THomMaAs directory co.*, New York.
Thomas’ drug trade lists. 14th ed.
89 sections (incl. 4 unnumbered) in
box. S8vo. $15.00. [16287
© June / 12,1916; 2 ¢., and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 4381528.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16288 pt. 1, e's. 9.4
THOMAS’ wholesale grocery and kin- | Tomtmnson co.*, Cleveland. Code
dred trades-register, 1916 ed. 19th book of the Tomlinson ¢o. cover-
oe New moe Thomas pub- title, various paging. 24mo. [16298
ishing company, 1916. 3 p. L, xvi, Von | :
1133, 37 p. 4to. $10.00. [16288 Paar ea » ies St ee
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 4381665; Thomas
pub. co., New York.
THompson (Alice Louise) Catechism
patriotism for American school chil-
dren. Baltimore, Md., J. Murphy
company, [1916] 56p. 12mo. $0.25.
[16289
© June 2, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. June
5, 1916; A 4382322; John Murphy co.,
Baltimore.
THomMePsoN (J. Walter) Bigger, better
business. [16290, 16291
Horse sense, faith and imagination.
June 17, 1916; 1 c. Jume 19, 1916; A
440400.
Peril of the nonadvertiser. © June 19,
1916; 1 c. June 21, 1916; A 440429.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
THOMSON (Frances Louise)* Wash-
ington. First step in Americaniza-
tion by a natural method and at a
minimum of expense. English op-
portunity and _ efficiency. ee aes 4
24mo. ; [16292
© June 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 80, 1916; A 4384581.
THURMAN manufacturing co. ‘Toys.
Catalog. cover-title, [10] p. illus.
Syo. [16293
© May 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 6, 1916; A 482718; William B.
Thurman, Madera, Cal.
THwine (Charles Franklin) Having
riches without being rich. Proof.
(National editorial service. Serial
no. 411) [16294
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 4382626; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
[Treton (Alice Stevens)] New Mex-
ico cookery. [Santa Fe, N. M.,
Printed by-New Mexico printing co.]
1916. 64p. 16mo. [16295
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 482320; State land office
of the state of New Mexico, Santa
Fe, N. M.
TOBENKIN (Elias) Witte
(In New York herald)
arrives.
[16296, 16297
June 25, 1916; .@. June, 254916) dive:
June 26, 1916; A 440561.
July 2, £916 ©» July en TOUG 2) Ae:
July '. 1916; A 44071
© New York eee co., Jersey
City.
TROTTER (Joseph W.)* Birmingham,
Ala. System for the care of or-
phans. [38] p., 1 L, plates, port.
SVO. [16299
© May 5, 1916; 1 ce. and aff. June
1, 1916; 1 ¢ May 29, 1916; A 434211.
Trout (Grace Wilbur) Why a woman
should never eat breakfast in bed.
(In Chicago herald) [16300
© June 25, 1916; 1 c June 26,
1916; A 440575; J. Keeley, Chicago.
TuLt (Jeweil Bothwell) Rob Riley,
the making of a boy scout. Mitchell,
S. D., The Educator supply co.
[1916] 186 p. inel. front., Tus.
SAMO. UO. 1p [16301
© June 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 483515; Edueator
supply co., Mitchell, S. D.
TuTTtLe..(P. , M.)*. Chigase:
method of collecting accounts.
p. illus. 4to. (On cover: To the
secretary ) [16302
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 432329.
Twin Faris, Id’ RR. t. Pole @ eee
Twin Falls, Cassia [ete.] counties
directory, 1916-17. Seattle, Spokane
[ete.] RR. L. Polk & €0., ne) doe
495 p. S8vo. $6.00. [16303
© June 24, 1916; 2 © and aff.
July 3S; T3165 A. 433568 ; KR. linea
&.20., ine., Seattle.
Twyrorp (H. B.) Purchasing and
storing of materials and supplies
for cotton mills. Advance copy.
Waltham, Mass., Printed® by E. L.
Barry, 1915. 2) p:” Gears? oa.
$0.50. [16304
© Sept. 18 ,1915; 2 ce Apr. 14
1916; aff. May 26, 1916; A 433240;
National assn. of cotton mfrs., Bos-
ton. .
Modern
[10]
UnpDERWoopD (Drury) Top o’ the morn-
ing. (In Chicago herald)
[16305-16327
June 16, 1916. © June 16, 191G- ee
June 19, 1916; A 440396.
June 17, 1916. © June 17, 49967 ee
June 19, 1916; A 440402.
June 18, 1916. © June 18, 1916; 1 «.
June 19, 1916; A 440420.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
UnbDERWooD (Drury )—Continued.
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Juhe 22, 1916; A 440479.
Sune 22, 1916.. © June 22, 1916; os
June 23, 1916. © June 23, 1916; e
June 24, 1916; A 440549.
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June 26, 1916; A 440552.
Hane 25. 1916. © June 25,
! June 26, 1916; A 440574.
| June 27, 1916. © June 27,
| June 28, 1916: A 440693.
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A June 29, 1916; A 440639.
3 June 29, 1916. © June 29,
| June 30, 1916; A 440657.
J June 30, 1916. © June 30,
; July i, 1916; A 440659.
: June 24, 1916; A 440521.
i
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1916;
1916;
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} July 3, 1916; A 440697.
2G) (©. July 2;°.1916 ; C.
July 2,
‘ July 3, 1916; A 440700.
4 July 4, 1916. © July 4,
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1
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1
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19165 4. c.
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1
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1916;
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1 July 6, 1916; A 440847.
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; July 8, 1916; A 440844.
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July 8, 1916; A 440872.
faly. S, 1916. © July 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 10, 1916; A 440876.
Rely 9961916. §©@ July 9, 1916; 1, ¢
July 10, 1916; A 440927.
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July 12, 1916; A 440962.
July 12, 1916. © July 12, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 13, 1916; A 441001.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
UNDERWRITER printing & pub. co.*, New
York. Record of business in each
of the states and territories of the
United States and the provinces of
the Dominion of Canada by the joint
stock fire insurance companies in
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i) June 17, 1916; 2 c. .and<aff.
June 28, 1916; A 433528.
UNDERWRITERS’ laboratories*, Chicago.
[16329-16331
Electrical data published by Under-
writers’ laboratories, Mar.,1916. 31 p.
illus. 8vo. Mar. th... 1916; 2...¢.
and aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 428495.
List of inspected electrical appliances,
illus. (part col.)
Standards for cabinets and cut out boxes.
No. of Mar, 1916. 49 p. 8vo.
June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 17,
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UNION TRUST co., Chicago. |
[16332-16334
Instalment investment certificate and
agreement, series A. Dp, gle hsp;
fol. © June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432828.
16347
UNION TRUST co.—Continued.
Savings certificate, weekly deposit plan
C to accumulate $50 plus interest on
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Sheet, printed on both sides, 17% by 8%
inches, folded to nar. 8vo. © May 19,
LOIG: 2ees and. att. ijuly be0 191625 A:
432827.
Savings certificate, weekly deposit plan
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for saving] [4] p. 8vo. © June 8,
TUL. 2 C, S00 Bik uly so, LIGA
432892.
© P. G. Turner, Kansas City, Mo.
United States
[16335-16344
© Jan 7,
air, anes 14s
U. S. Supreme court.
reports.
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1916; A 418473.
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428082.
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LOU [2G tand afta rApr, 2a O16 A
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427745.
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428768.
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431142,
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1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. May 31, 1916; A
431269.
v. 241, no. 4, June 20, 1916. © July 6,
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4317535.
© Banks law pub. co., New York.
UNITED STATES GRAPHITE ¢Co.*, Sagi-
naw, Mich. Don’t wreck your en-
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1916) [16345
e) July. 2 1916s; ise. uly Ss,
1916; A 440850.
UNITED STATES GYPSUM ¢co.*, Chicago.
[16346, 16347
Ivory wood fibre plaster. 23 p. illus.
16mo. © June 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 4384517.
Pyrobar reinforced gypsum tile roof
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May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 19,
1916; A 484518.
VACATIONLAND; an illustrated register
of hotels and camps in Me. and
INS =. Eh Season of 1916. Issued
jointly and annually by the resort
proprietors and Passenger traffic
dept., Me. central r. r. [New York,
429
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16348
pt. I, 'S.,-¥. 35
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[16348
© June 6, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 483473; Kalkhoff
co., New York.
Vait (Henry Sherman)* Chicago. In-
ventory system of life assurance.
15 p. 16mo. $20.00 per M.
[16349
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 17, 1916; A 482549.
VaAILE (P. A.) Tennis primer. New
York, American sports publishing
company [1916] 55 p. front., illus.,
ports., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s
primer series, no. 1. Cover-title:
How to play tennis, for beginners)
$0.10. [16350
©. June 2: 191622. e.andate
June 8, 1916; A 483309; Amer.
sports pub. co., New York.
VALENTINE, Tead & Gregg*, Boston.
Industrial audit. 86 loose ecards, 8
by 10 inches and fold. blue print.
[16351
©. Sune ds 19962126. F aie
June 15, 1916; A 432502.
VAN BEEKENDONK (Dejong) Dr. Van
Beekendonk explains. (In Chicago
Daily news) [16352
© June 26, 1916; 1 c. June 29,
1916; A 440619; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
VAN Sanps (Horace)* Los Angeles.
Miss Susie Starlight. 4 numb. 1.
24mo. [16353
© June AG 191G= 2 ce june, 21.
1916; aff. July 11, 1916; A 434566.
VARIX co.*, Springfield, Mass. Vari-
cose veins and ulcers, their causes,
symptoms and treatment. cover-
title 23° p. tus. heme: [16354
© -Jdune-12, ASt6s«2 :e@ and ‘ait.
June 15, 1916; A 482469.
Varnum (Henry)* Jacksonville, Fla.
Non-maturing bonds. 20 p. 8vo.
$0.50. [16355
©: June 125 1916°72. © wd.
June 15, 1916; A 432490.
VAUCAIRE (Maurice)* Neuilly s. Seine,
VERRAN (H. E.) co., ine.*, New York.
Crochet lessons.
v. 1, No.3) -eover-
title, 48 p. illus. 8vo. $0.10.
[16358
© June 30, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 4381768.
VICTOR SALT .co.*, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Few facts about Victor prepared
salt. The great health builder.
[4] p. 16mo. [16359
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 4384585.
VICTOR TALKING machine co.*, Cam-
den, N. J. New graded list of rec-
ords for the home, kindergarten and
school... 236 p., illus.” i2me:
[16360
© June 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 4382425.
WAGENSELLER (George W.)* Middle-
burgh, Pa. Snyder County annals.
no. 2. p. [83]-64. 8vo. $0.50.
_ [16361
© June 8, 1916; 2 ce. June 5, 1916;
aff. June 15, 1916; A 482586.
WaGNER (Robert O.) Lower selling
costs. Lansing, Mich., Robert Smith
company [1916] 51 p. col. illus.
Svo. [16362
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
38, 1916; A 434267; Robert Smith
printing co., Lansing, Mich.
WaLpRon (Daniel)* Pacific Grove, Cal.
Tourists rotation list of points of
interest as they appear on the fa-
mous drives of the Monterey Penin-
sula, California. Sheet, 12 by 8%
inches. [16363
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 434568.
WALES (Betty) dressmakers. Betty
Wales in business. (Jn Dry goods
economist. ) [16364
© June 17, 1916; 1 © June 22
1916; A 440446; Goldman costume
co., New York. 3
WALKER (George L.) Walker’s spe-
France. Apprenti millionnaire. (Jn Ff vy
; cial letter. Atlantic Gulf & West
sei os Eh tie ts] pees me Indies steamship lines. (Jn Boston
OS.) Us instaiments Tr. Lyu=z-4, -
1916; 11, ¢, each, May 15, 1916: commercial, June 17, 1916) [163865
gly eR eres Bae ocutok, © June 16, 1916; 1 « June 29,
s. 7-49. instalments Tee ; é 5 z
1916; 1c. each June 20, 1916; | 1916; A 440627; Dukelow & Walker
A—Foreign 14017. co., Boston.
730
|
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
16382
WALKERr’s manual of California securi-
ties and directory of directors. Sth
annual no., June, 1916. Comp. by
H. D. Walker. San Francisco, Cal.
[1916] 586 p. fold. maps. §8vo.
$4.00. [16366
© June 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 483526; Henry
Davidson Walker, San Francisco.
Watt-McDowett (Jordan William)*
Dinuba, Cal. In aeternum. Dinuba,
Cal., The Sentinel press. 1916. 8 1.
8vo. $0.50. [16367
© June i, 1916; 2 ec. Apr. 12,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916: A 432715.
WaLitace (Emma G.) Word about the
proper selection of cut glass; hints
on how to make the home more at-
tractive by the careful choosing of
useful articles of glassware. 2 L,
illus. fol. [16368
© June 23, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 434849; Jewelers cir-
cular pub. co., New York.
WALLAcE (Jane Edgar)
Advertising; the master teacher
money spending. © May 29, 1916;
ec. July 5, 1916; A 440758.
[16369, 16370
of
Mistaken idea about advertising. ©
May 24, 1916: 1 c. July 5, 1916; A
440760.
[Note: The foregoing are in St. Louis
star]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chi-
cago.
New
WattAce & Tiernan co., inc.*,
York. [16371, 16372
Cost, hypochlorite vs. liquid chlorine.
i” emar. sve. @ Apr. 8, 1916;
2 e. June 17, 1916;
1916: A 434505.
Protecting the water supply of Saas
New York. [23] p. illus.
June 2, 1916; 2 c. June 17, 1916: aff.
June 16, 1916: A 434507.
aff. June 16,
WALLER (Edith)* Morristown, N. J.
English-Italian phrase book for so-
cial workers. Physicians’
ment. 19 p. 16mo. $0.20. [16373
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. June 17,
1916: aff. June 16, 1916; A 434506.
(Frances) Confessions of
may 22. 24 20, 24, D1,
WALTER
Roxanne.
fume 2 5, ¢. 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 1916.
[13 instalments] In St. Louis
times ) ; [16374
© May 22, 24, 26, 29, 31, June 2
5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 1916; 1 c. each
June 23, 1916; A 440468; German
American press assn., St. Louis.
55661—_16—_6
2 |
|
supple- |
Warp (Allen Watson)* Valley, Neb.
How to easily and quickly secure
a nice wife. Sheet, 22 by 15 inches.
[16375
2 ©. ab ate.
© May 31, 1916;
June 10, 1916; A 434373.
Warnock (Wm.) co. Annual cata-
logue [29] Sioux City, Ia., 1916.
2 p. Ll. vii-xxiv, 409 p. illus. 8vo.
[16376
© May 31, 1916: 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 413490; R. R. Donnelley
_ & sons co., Chicago.
WARREN (Irene)* Chicago. How to
study. Sheet, 72 by 42 _ inches.
$1.00. [16377
© June 6, 1916;
8, 1916; A 434363.
WaAskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. Sheet no. 12, June 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus. 232 by 172 inches.
[16378
© June 19, 1916: e. and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 484575; Gustavus
R. Waskow, Chicago.
Watson (Benjamin F.) ed. Notes to
statutes of Indiana. Temporary ad-
vance no., May, 1916. Crawfords-
ville, Ind., National annotating com-
2 ce. and aff. June
9
—
pany [1916] 130 p. S8vo. $4.00 per
year. [16379
© June 24, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
July 10, 1916: A 431803; Natl. an-
notating co., Crawfordsville, Ind.
Watts, Cal. Watts and Compton di-
rectory, 1916. Watts, Cal, V. R.
Franklin, 1916. [3]-86 p. 8vo.
$4.00. [16380
© May 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
31, 1916: A 431279; Virgil R. Frank-
lin, Watts, Cal.
WELts (Griffith T.) Individuality and
hospitality in furnishing the bed-
room. (Jn Lexington leader)
[16381
© June 1, 1916; 1c. July 7, 1916;
A 440811; Good furniture magazine,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
WELTMER (Sidney A.) Suggestive
therapeutics ; a correspondence
course in psychology, general phil-
osophy, suggestive therapeutics and
right living. together with complete
lesson outlines. Section 31. New
rey. ed. cover-title, 1 p. L, p. 353-
360. fol. $5.00. [16382
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 434290; Weltmer in-
stitute of suggestive therapeutics,
Nevada, Mo. 3
731
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16383
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. [16383-16410
At the picnic. © June 28, 1916; 1 c.
July 1, 1916; A 440672.
Bargain. © June 29, 1916; 1c. July 3,
1916; A 432733.
Bleeding heart. © June 19, 1916; 1 ec.
June 22, 1916; A 440464.
Brindle and white cupid. © July §8,
1916; 1 ec. July 12, 1916; A 440940.
Building a boy. © July 3, 1916; 1 ec.
July 7, 1916; A 440818.
Candy shop. © July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. July
10, 1916; A 440910.
Each to her desire. @ June 22, 1916;
1c. June 26, 1916; A 440541.
Eternal feminine. © June 27, 1916; 1
ce. July 1, 1916; A 440666.
ir. 0. B.;.©. June 28, 19165 1 e¢. July 1,
1916; A 440671.
Full-grown half. © July 1, 1916; 1 e.
July 5, 1916; A 440778.
Garden sass. © June 20, 1916;
June 23, 1916; A 440510.
Gardener’s cottage. © June 14, 1916; 1
e. June 17, 1916; A 440354.
Her tramp. @© July 3, 1916; 1 ec July
, 1916; A 440817.
Honpvis® © July 12
1524916 2A 441019.
Journey’s on © June 17,
June 21, 1916; A 440436.
Man. @© June 23, 1916; 1 c. June 28,
tOTG) A 440612.
Married vacation.
e. July 13, 1916; A 440981.
Mother’s tea party. © June 21, 1916;
1c. June 24, 1916; A 440536.
Neighbors. © June 15, 1916; 1 c. June
19, 1916; A 440407.
Peaches. © June 26, 1916; 1c. June
29, 1916; A 440624.
Playing it out. © June 24, 1916; 1.4
June 28, 1916; A 440601.
Poppy seed. © June 16, 1916;
June 21, 1916; A 440443.
Sentimental Susie. © June 26, 1916; 1
ce. June 29, 1916; A 440625.
Some misconception regarding bonds. @©
July 5, 1916. toe, duly, 10; 19fGs A
440901.
Their house. © June 30, 1916; 1c. July
5, 1916; A 440751.
Throwing rocks. @© July 5, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 10, 1916; A 440902.
Trail of the in-laws. © July 11, 1916;
1 ec. July 14, 1916; A 441007.
Worryine) Jims *© July 7,.48165) 1 c.
July 12, 1916; A 440939.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
West Atiis, Wis. Wright’s directory
of West Allis for 1916. v. 4. [Mil-
waukee, Wright directory co.] 1916.
213 p. 8vo. $3.00. [16411
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
10,1916; A 428933 ; Wright directory
co., Milwaukee.
IoC:
1916s ad ‘es duly
1916; 1 e@.
© duly 10, 39f@> 1
te Cs
WESTERMANNS monatshefte.
Each illus. 4to. M. L. 50.
[16412-16419
heft 5, jan., 1915. @© Dec. 31, 1914;1.
July 6, 1916; A—Foreign 13842
59 jahrg.
13
pt. mS. ¥ae
WESTERMANNS monatshefte—Contd.
heft 6, febr.,. 1915. “@ Web. i, 19ta- 2c
July 6,. 1916; ; A—Foreign sie 44,
heft 7, mirz, 1915. @© Mar. 1, 1915;1¢
July 6, 1916; A—Foreign 13945.
heft 8, april, 1915. @ Apr. 1, 1915; 1 ¢.
July 6, 1916; A—Foreign 13946.
heft 9, mai, 1915. @ May 1, 1915; 1 ec.
July 6, 1916; A—Foreign 13843.
heft 10, juni, 1915. © June 1, 1915; 1c.
July 6 1916; A—Foreign 13844,
heft 11, juli, 1915. @© July 1, 1915;1e.
July 6, 1916; A—Foreign 13845.
heft 12, aug., 1915. @©@ Aug. 1, 1915; Le
July "6, 1916; A—Foreign 13846.
© George Westermann, Bruns-
wick, Germany.
WESTERN Soi bacteria co.*, San Fran-
cisco. Cover crops and green ma-
nuring. cover-title, 28 pp. illus.
(part col.) S8vo. (Bulletin no. 79)
[16420
© June 12, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 484514.
WESTERN SUPPLY co. Catalogue C.
Lincoln, Neb. [1916] 2 p. 1., vii-xliii
817 p. illus. S8vo. [16421
© June 30, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431790; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
Wheeler (William W.) co. Wireless-
messenger. [12] p. illus. 8vo.
[16422
© June 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 484523; William
W. Wheeler, Meriden, Conn.
WHEELS of joy, Mar., 1916. 32 p.
illus., port. 8vo. [16423
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 4382461; Schofield labora-
tories co., Kansas City, Mo.
WHEELWRIGHT (William Bond)*, Bos-
ton. Short talks on paper, pt. IT,
chap. IV. Cellulose from wood. (Jn
Printing art suggestion book, June,
1916) [16424
© June 1, 1916; 1 ec. June 30,
1916; A 440746.
Waiter (E.F.) Dispenser and carbon-
ator. Keeping the soda fountain
moving. Nut ice creams. (In
Southern Pharmaceutical journal,
July, 1916) [16425
© June 30, 1916; 1c. July 5, 1916;
A 440805; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
WHITE (J. G.) co.*, New York. Desar-
rollo moderno de la industria azu-
earera. [10] p. front. 12mo.
[16426
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 484636.
2
a
fern: le
eS et ee
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916
WuHuitTe (J. Wesley)* Spokane, Wash.
World’s future unfolding. [Spo-
kane, Wash., Printed by Belknap’s
print, 1916] cover-title, 32 p. §8vo.
$0.25. [16427
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. June 10,
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 434663.
WHITE & Kemble*, New York. White
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages, Seaboard air line
Failway co. 12 p. front. (fold.
map.) fol. $10.00. [16428
© June 5, 1916; 2 c« June 12,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 433352.
WHiTeE Eagle. Custer battle, brief
story of Indian who fought there,
combined with three poems by White
Eagle. cover-title, [8] p. ports.
16mo. $0.25. [16429
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 434466; Shields_
V. Wright, Gillette, Wy.
WHITFIELD (Dick) San Francisco:
the wonder city. Post card.
[16430
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 21, 1916; A 484582; C. W. Bar-
rett, San Francisco.
WHo’s who along the North shore,
summer of 1914. Salem, Mass., The
Salem press co., 1914. xxvi, [4],
381 p. illus. 8vo. $3.50. [164381
© July 13, 1914; 1 ¢« Apr. 1,
1916; 1 ce. May 31, 1916; aff. Jan.
5, 1916; A 433284; Albert W. Den-
nis, Salem, Mass.
WILKIN (Joseph A.)* Matamoras, Pa.
Autoist and railroader: figure the
average speed for your trip. Card,
6 by 34 inches. [16432
) gune tt: 191G- 2 ec June 9,
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 434564.
WiLtaRp (Mary)* Bay City, Mich.
Frozen dainties; choice recipes.
[9] p., 3 1. 16mo. $1.50. [16433
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. May 19,
1916; aff. May 18, 1916; A 4384023.
Wi1iamMs (Boyd T.)* Minneapolis.
Moderne behandlung von_ krebs-
krankheiten durch escarotische mit-
tel (iitzmittel) oder entkernung
(enucliation) 4 te revidierte u.
vergrészerte aufl. Minneapolis,
Minn., Dr. Williams’ sanatorium,
| WINDER Service co.*,
16442
WILLIAMS (Boyd T.) *—Continued.
1916. 120 p._ illus., ports., map.
24mo. (Cover-title: Der krebs.)
[16434
© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 3, 1916; A 434277.
WiLtiaMs (Norman Richard)* Chi-
cago. How to advertise a retail
jewelry and optical business. cover-
title, 26 p. pl., port. 8vo. $0.25.
[16435
© May 31, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 2, 1916; A 4382293.
WILLIAMS DIRECTORY co.*, Cincinnati.
Williams’ Cincinnati guide and
street directory, with map. 211 p.
front. (fold. map) 16mo. $0.25.
[16436
© June 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 433508.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. Boyd’s directory
of Williamsport, 1916. [Reading,
Pach AW He Boyd co., 1916. “735" p-
front. (fold. map) 8vo. $4.50.
[16437
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 483492; W. H. Boyd co.,
Reading, Pa.
[Witmot (W. W.)] Boost Baltimore
with “ Baltimore boosterettes.” (Jn
Baltimore American) [16438
© July 5, 1916; 1 ec. July 5, 1916;
A 440770; Baltimore American, Bal-
timore.
Witson (Clarence V.)* San Francsico.
Banking made plain. San Fran-
cisco, The American publishing com-
pany, [1916] 32 p. 24mo. [164389
© May 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 5, 1916; A 43823438.
New York.
[16440, 16441
National service. Issue no. 59. cover-
title, "ES... ps’ Was! “4to: @ May <1.
1916; 2 ce. May 31, 1916; aff. June 2,
1916; A 432302.
Winder service. Issue no. 35. cover-
title, [12] p. illus. fol. @ May 2,
1916; 2 ec. May 31, 1916; aff. June 2,
1916; A 432303.
WISCONSIN MOTORIST tour book. [1916
ed.] Milwaukee, Wisconsin motor-
ist, 1916. cover-title, 447 p. illus.,
maps (part fold.) Svo. $1.00.
[16442
() May 13, 1916; 2 c May 17,
1916; aff. May 26, 1916; A 433168;
Wisconsin motorist pub. co., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
733
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16443
WISCONSIN TELEPHONE co. Milwaukee
classified telephone directory. June,
1916. 123 [1] p. 4to. [16443
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 484522; Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
WomMEN’sS national agricultural and
horticultural association quarterly.
[16444, 16445
no. 3; Heb. 1816] - Directory of
[Philadeiphia, Pa., Printed
by Wm. F. Fell co., 1916] cover-title,
41 p. 8v0; ©: Feb. -23, 1916+ 2 ee) and
aff. Mar. 2, 1916; A 420969.
[v. 2, no. 4] May, 1916. [Philadelphia
Pa., Printed by Wm. F. Fell co., 1916]
cover-title, 33 p. S8vo. @ May 10,
1916: 2 ¢..and aff,; May:20, 1976; A
431146.
© J. B. Haines, Cheltenham, Pa.
Woop (Lulu M.)* Detroit. Positive
flesh reduction without starving,
medicine or exercise. [4] p. 16mo.
$1.00. [16446
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 4382405.
WoopspurN (James Albert) History
and government of Indiana; a sup-
plement to the Indiana ed. of the
Elementary American history and
government, by J. A. Woodburn and
Thomas Francis Moran. New York,
Chicago, Longmans, Green and ©Co.,
1916. cover-title, p. 475-538. illus.,
ports. S8vo. $0.25. [16447
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
17, 1916; A 483006; Longmans,
Green and co., New York.
_—_— =
WooprurF (J. H.) Berry’s writing
books. Fuller course. 3, 34. 4, 44, 5,
534. New ed. [By] J. H. Woodruff,
B. D. Berry, H. W. Flickinger. Chi-
cago, B. D. Berry company [1916]
6 v. cover-title, obl. 12mo. $0.07
each. Contents.—3, 34. Animal life
book.—4, 4%. Plant life book.—=3.
Laconie book.—54. Proverb book.
[16448
© June 3, 1916; 2 ec. each June
», 1916; .all..June 14,” 1916s .A:
4323828; B. D. Berry co., Chicago.
Woorrorp (Cator)* Atlanta. Mer-
chants’ guide. v. 18, 1916-1917. At-
lanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga., Retail
credit company, 1916. 164 p. 4to.
_ $25.00. [16449
© May 31, 1916; 2 «. and aff. June
2, 19163 A.431314.
pt. 1-8Ss., ws
WorcESTER, Mass. Guide francais de
Worcester, Mass., pour 1916. Wor-
cester, Mass., La Compagnie de pub-
lication Belisle, 1916. 220 p. S8vo.
$0.50. [16450
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. June 8,
1916; aff. June 9, 1916; A 484648;
Belisle printing & pub. co., Wor-
cester.
WRIGHTSON (Herbert J.) Course of
lessons in musical composition. Les-
son no. 12-37. 26 v. Ato. [16451
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. June 19,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 434535;
Siegel-Myers school of music, Chi-
cago.
WretH (John Allan)* New York.
Great republic, the United States of
North America. cover-title, 10 ».
maps. S8vo. $0.10. [16452
© May 1, 1916; 2 c .and aff. May
11, 1916; A 481020.
Writer (I. A. R.)* London.
[16453, 16454
Duchess in pursuit. 38 Intermezzo. (In
Story-teller magazine, July, 1916) ©
1>e; July: 7, 19162 AS ae ets eae
pubd. June 9, 1916.
Hidden circle. (Jn Cassell’s magazine
of fiction, June, 1916) © 1 ¢. June
29, 1916; A ad int. 2695; pubd. May
30, 1916.
YACHTSMAN’S annual guide and nau-
tical calendar, 1916. 38th year.
[Boston, Mass., Printed by C. B.
Hogg] 1916. 394 p._ illus., fold.
maps. 8vo. $1.00. [16455
© Apr: 27, 19162°2 ¢. ‘Jage oe
1916; aff. June 27, 1916; A 431648;
Edward D. Wilson, Boston.
YELLOWSTONE-WESTERN stage co.*, St.
Paul. Yellowstone national park,
1916. Q. and A. cover-title, 16 p.
illus., map. 16mo. [16456
© May 27, 1916: 2 « andy ae
June 38, 1916; A 434235.
YEOMANS bros. co.*, Chicago. Yeo-
mans duplex electrie centrifugal
sewage ejectors. 11, [1] p. illus.
diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin no. E-2000,
Apr., 1916) [16457
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A 484593.
Yost (Ward B.)* Libertyville, Ia.
Parody on woman sufirage. Sheet,
13 by 5 inches. $0.05. [16458
© May 23, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff.
June 12,.1916; 1-c. May 31,1916;
A 432452 .
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 7, 1916 16469
Youne (Catharine M.)* Stoneham, | ZIMMERMAN (Eugene)* Horseheads,
Mass. Angel’s prayer by Catalina N. Y. Language & etticket of poker.
Hermana [pseud.] Sheet, 11 by 43 cover-title, [84] p. illus. 16mo.
inches. $0.25. [16459 $0.25. [16463
© May 29, 1916; 2 ¢c. June 8,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 482577
Youne (Clarence) Motor boys, Ned,
Bob and Jerry at Boxwood Hall; or,
The motor boys as freshmen. New
York, Cupples & Leon company
[1916] 3p.1, 248 p. front., plates.
12mo. $0.60. [16460
© June i, 1916; 2 c« June 10,
1916; aff. June 12, 1916; A 481454;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
Youne (Clarence Richard)* Toronto,
Canada. Range-finder and slope-
ecard. Celluloid card in envelope,
3 by 6 inches, with Instructions.
Soe. tGmp. - ‘$1.25. [16461
item, Jane 10, 1916; A. ad: int.
2688; pubd. June 2, 1916.
Y. M. C. A. (International committee
of)* New York. Outline for the
study of the social principles of
Jesus. Student summer confer-
ences, 1916. lil p. 8vo. $0.10.
[16462
© June 10, 1916; 2 ec. June 30,
1916; aff. June 29, 1916; A 481702.
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
aff. June 9, 1916; A 482423.
ZANGHIERI (Tancredi) [16464-16467
Died to save the grenadiers. © July 1,
1916; 1c. July 5, 1916; A 440776.
feat pursue Austrians. © June 29,
1916; 1 ¢. July 3, 1916; A 440737.
Italians scale peak raked by gun fire.
© June 21, 1916; 1 c. June 24, 1916;
A 440534.
Victory of Italians causes enthusiasm.
June 28, 1916; 1c. July 1, 1916;
A 440670.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
Chi-
[Zorn (Edwin G.)] 16468, 16469
Hollow tile silo. cover-title, 24 p. illus.
aie $0.05. @ Jan. 05 T9165) 4 es
and aff. June 10, 1916; 1 c. June 26,
1916; A 434400.
Tile your farm for bigger and better
crops. cover-title, 24 p. illus. 8vo.
(Caption-title: Tile drainage not an
expense but an investment) $0.05.
@ Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. June 22, 1916;
aff. June 10, i9i6; A 432606.
‘© Brick and clay record, Chicago.
This catalogue contains the foilowing entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 4,651 contributions to
pecrmemire@ats ) ee ee
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions
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FOR, ORAL DEEIVERY
AARONSON (D. Darby)* New York.
Mendel Glick’s experiences, a mono-
ene. ft p. |. 18 numb. 1. 4to.
Typewritten. [16470
©ic. July 19, 1916; C 974.
CuMMER (Clyde L.)* Cleveland. Clini-
cal laboratory methods, an outline
for the use of students. 301. 4to.
Typewritten. [16471
©1c. June 5, 1916; C 973.
HENNEssy (John Joseph)* Marion, O.
[Bakery accounting methods] An
address delivered at the Master bak-
ers associations of Indiana, Michi-
gan, and Ohio. 5 loose 1... 4to.
Typewritten. [16472
© 1c. June 8, 1916; C 966.
Mupce (Clara)* Chicago. What is
hermetic Christianity? 7 loose 1.
fol. Typewritten. [16473
© 1c. June 29, 1916; C 967.
NewMan (Albert M.)* New York.
Spelling for foreign-born adults. 2
p. 1., 71 numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
. [16474
© 1c. May 19, 1916; C 968.
SEARS (George H.)* Syracuse, N. Y.
[16475, 16476
vil one environment. 1 p.1., 30 numb.
E to. Mimeographed. © 1c. July
8, 1916; C 969.
Thought. 2 p.
Mimeographed.
970.
]., numb. 1. 2-26. 4to.
© le. July 8, 1916;
Vessey (R. S.) Address of R. S.
Vessey (former governor of South
Dakota) before the Cincinnati asso-
ciation of credit men, May 16, 1916.
1 p. Ll, 8 numb. 1. 4to. Mimeo-
graphed.
[16477
©. 1 ¢« June 15, 1916; C 971;
United agency, Chicago.
WittiamMs (John Richard)* Knox-
ville, Tenn. Williams’ short course
in newspaper advertising. 2 p. L,
2-16 numb. 1. fol. Typewritten.
[16478
© 1c. June 29, 1916; C 972.
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
A. (THE) T.; which is, being inter-
preted, The artistic temperament,
satirical pleasantry, by R. Pole.
[67] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16479
eave inly 17, 1916: D 44391:
Reginald Pole, Los Angeles.
ABSENT ON LEAVE; extravaganza, by R.
F. Goss and H. H. Havermale. 23
p. 4to. Printed. [16480
© 1c. May 15, 1916; D 44139;
Roger Fulton Goss and Hazel Halma
Havermale, Berkeley, Cal.
ACROSS THE BORDER; 1 act play of
contemporaneous Mexico, by S. B.
Pfeifer. [36] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16481
© 1c. June 30, 1916; D 44277;
Sidney Burton Pfeifer, Buffalo.
ADRIFT; 1 act comedy, by R. Warner.
[1], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16482
© 1c July 138, 1916; D 44368;
Richard Warner, New York.
ADVENTURE (AN) IN SOCIETY; comedy,
by D. H. Wallace. [1], 63 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16483
© 1c. June 29, 1916; D 44270;
David Harold Wallace, New York.
AFFECTION ; play in 7 episodes, by J. R.
Chase. 110 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16484
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44263;
James Richard Chase, Boston.
AFTER BIG GAME; comedy sketch for
2 males, by Geo. W. Day. [2], 12 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16485
© 1c. June 16, 1916; D 44268;
Mrs. George W. Day, New York.
AGE (THE) OF REASON; divorce prob-
lem play for modern children, by
C. I. Dorrian. (Jn Vanity fair, v.
6, no. 5, July, 1916) [16486
© June 21, 1916; 1 ec. June 19,
1916; D 44194; Cecil I. Dorrian,
New York.
AGES (THE) or ANN; play in 6 scenes,
by, H. Ax«Clarke,. ply, 23° px” 4to.
Typewritten. [16487
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 44381:
Harold Asa Clarke, New York.
Attias JOHN Dor. See Price (The)
of love.
ALWAYS RIDICULOUS; drama in 8 acts,
by José Echegaray, tr. from the
Spanish by T. W. Gilkyson. (In
Poet lore, v. 27, no. 3) [16488
© June 21, 1916; 2 ec June 28,
1916; D 44251; T. Walter Gilkyson,
Philadelphia.
AM TEETISCH; lustspiel in 3 akten.
von Karl Sloboda. Wien, Leipzig,
Deutsch - 6sterreichischer verlag,
1915. 93 p. 12mo. [16489
©,1.¢. July 6, 1916: D 44321;
Deutsch - 6sterreichischer verlag,
Vienna.
AMBITION ; play in 8 acts and epilogue,
by T. Terriss. 125 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16490
© 1c June 13, 1916; D 44199;
Tom Terriss, New York.
Artistic (The) temperament. See A.
(Phe). E.
AUCH ICH WAR EIN JUNGLING; Schwank
in 3 akten, von Max Neal und Max
Ferner. Miinchen, Drei masken-
verlagr*s.m: be oh., “OTs: 112 p.
12mo. [16491
© 1e July 6, 1916; D 44308;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich.
AUF BEFEHL DER KAISERIN! ein oper-
etten-idyll aus alten gemiitlichen
zeiten in 3 akten, von Leopold Jacob-
son u. Robert Bodanzky, musik von
Bruno Granichstaedten. Regie-und
soufflierbuch. Leipzig, Wien, New
York, W. Karezag, 1915. 75 p. 4to.
[16492
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 444038;
W. Karezag, Leipzig.
739
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16493 pt. 1, n.s., v.13
AucusTta (L’); tragédie, par R. | Booster (THE); comedy in 4 acts, by
Fauchois, Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1916. H. P. Briggs. [160] p. 4to. 'Type-
Or 2: Svo. [16493 written. [16503
© May 5, 1916; 1¢. July 1, 1916;
D 44281; René Fauchois, Paris.
AWAKENING (THE) ; modern drama in
4 acts, by G. Lipkind. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16494
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44261;
Goodman Lipkind, New York.
BALTHAZAR; play in 8 acts, by T. Ber-
ton. [117] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16495
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 44299;
Thérése Berton, London.
Banpit (THE); romantic drama in 4
acts, based upon Victor Hugo’s Her-
nani, by R. Housum. [90] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16496
GOA: Co July) 45,,1996 3. 2 44388 ;
Robert Housum, Cleveland.
See Erstwhile Susan.
See Seven
BARNABETTA.
Bavucis AND PHILEMON.
plays for little folks.
BEHIND THE CLOCK; drama in 1 act,
by C. C. Selden. [1], 7 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16497
© 1e June 27, 1916; D 44249;
Catherine Cope Selden, New York.
BLAUVE (DIE) KUSTE; Spiel in 4 akten,
von Hans Miiller. Regie-und souf-
flierbuch. Leipzig, Wein, New York,
W: )dsatrezae.JI915). odiop. xl Dh, p.
Svo. [16498
©l1ce. July 6, 1916; D 44306; W.
Karezag, Vienna.
BLOOD WILL TELL; play in 4 acts, by
J. M. Roman. [4], 244 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16499
© 1c. June 30, 1916; D 44273;
Joseph M. Roman, Far Rockaway,
J yitig sts 6
BoBBIE IN BIRDLAND; play in 3 acts, by
EK. F. Padon. [1], 9 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16500
© 1c. May 381, 1916; D 44344;
Ella F. Padon, Kirkwood, Mo.
Bocry (THE) MAN; play in 1 act, by
EK. Gates. [83], 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16501
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44208;
Eleanor Gates, New York.
BonHEUR (LE) VOLANT; opérette en 3
actes, par Léon Xanrof [pseud. of
Léon Fourneau] et Maurice de Mar-
san. [152] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16502
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44216;
Oscar Osso, New York.
© 1c. July 18, 1916; D 44400;
Harlan P. Briggs, New York.
BoTSCHAFTERIN LENI; operette in 8
akten, von Bernhard Buchbinder,
musik von Leo Ascher. Soufflier-und
regiebuch. Wein, Leipzig, A. Robit-
schek, 1915. 90 p. S8vo. [16504
©1e July 15, 1916; D 44404-
Adolph Robitschek, Vienna.
Brive’s (THE) SECRET; in 4 acts, by
S. J. Perlmutter and G. Zeikin.
ADUPR Nid PCOMION AYA) BO O'7923 74
“PP MT a PR WLYMOAS .w wD
[93] p. 4to. Ms. (26508
© 1c June 19, 1916; D 44181;
Salmon J. Perlmutter and George
Zeikin, Brooklyn.
BrutTto (IL) E LE BELLE; comedia in
3 atti, [and] La nostra pelle, com-
media in 3 atti, di S. Lopez, Milano,
Fratelli Treves, 1913. “2p. Fire
p. 12mo. [16506
© May 1, 1913; 1 ec. July 1, 1916;
TD 44279; Sabatino Lopez, Milan.
BUGELEISEN (DAS); ein akt, von Max
Neal und Max Ferner, Miinchen,
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h., 1915.
20 p. 12mo. [16507
© 1e July 6, 1916; D 44309;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. hk,
Munich.
CALIFORNIA AS IT IS; dramatic compo-
sition, by F. M. Fleckenstein. 12 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16508
© 1c. May 29, 1916; D 44200;
Florence Marie Fleckenstein, Los
Angeles.
CANARY COTTAGE; comedy with music
in 2 acts. by O. Morosco and E. Har-
ris. [121] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16509
© 1c. June 2, 1916; D 44195:
Oliver Morosco and Elmer Harris,
Los Angeles.
CASTLES IN PERU; farce comedy in 3
acts, by G. H. Easterbrook. [1],
64 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16510
© 1'¢.. June 22,°1916- DPD 422i
George Harold Easterbrook, Louis-
ville.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT; dancing-comedy
play in 1 act, by G. Mervale. [1],
11 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16511
© 1c July 3, 1916; D 44289;
Gaston Mervale, New York.
740
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1916
*CEPTION SHOALS; drama in 3 acts, by
H. A. Adams. [60] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16512
© 1c. July 18, 1916; D 44413;
Henry Austin Adams, La Jolla, Cal.
CHEW CHEW; comedy of love and effi-
ciency in 4 packages, by W. H.
Briggs. [142] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16513
© 1c. June 24, 1916; D 44230;
William Harlowe Briggs, New York.
CuHintp (THE) IN THE HOUSE; play in
1 act, by Homer Hildreth Howard.
New York. S. French; London, S.
French, litd., 1916. 22 p. 12mo.
[16514
© June 22, 1916; 2 c June 24,
1916; D 44234; Samuel French, New
York.
CHILDREN OF HaAGar; play in 3 acts, by
K. Schmidt and E. Shinn. [75] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16515
© ie July 1, 1916; D 44286;
Karl Schmidt and Everett Shinn.
New York.
Crass 716; oR, OVER THE GARDEN
WALL, 1 act musical comedy, book
and lyrics by D. Raynol. [2], 26p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[16516
© 1c July 10, 1916; D 44353;
Dorothy Raynol, New York.
CoME Across; comedy playlet, by C.
A. deLima and B. Southard. [1].
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16517
© 1c. June 30, 1916; D 44274:
C. A. deLima and Bennett Southard,
New York.
Comine (THE): drama in 1 act, by
a core. [i], 14 p. . Ao.
Typewritten. [16518
© 1c June 24, 1916; D 44231;
Sarah Hughes Cornell, Los Angeles.
ConTRARY Mary; modern comedy in 3
acts, by F. Jackson. [130] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16519
© 1c. June 27, 1916; D 44245;
Fred Jackson, New York.
Coupons; play in 1 act, by Arthur
Evans. [1], 6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16520
© 1c. May 13, 1916; D 44201;
Harry Tyler, New York.
CRIMINAL (THE); play in 1 act, by
KE. W. James. 10 p. 4to. Type
written. [16521
. ©l1e June 26, 1916; D 44236;
Elta Wylie James, Los Angeles.
nd
(
16530
CURTAIN RAISER; humoresque in 1 act,
by L. Burleigh. [8], 25 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16522
© 1c. July 18, 1916; D 44432;
Louise Burleigh, Cambridge, Mass.
DEFECTIVE (THE); melodrama
acts, by H. W. Moore. [56] p. fol.
Typewritten. [16523
© 1e. July 1, 1916; D 44284;
Harry W. Moore, Oak Park, Il.
in 3
DeEvit’s (THE) STAR; play in 1 act, by
F. J. Newboult. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
ltd., 1916. 40 p. 12mo. [16524
© June 27, 1916; 2 c June 28,
1916; D 44262; F. J. Newboult,
Bradford, England.
DIE ODER KEINE; operette in 3 akten,
von Leo Stein [pseud. of Leo Rosen-
stein] und Bela Jenbach, musik von
Edmund Eysler. Textbuch der
gesinge. Leipzig. Wien, Ludwig
Doblinger (Rernhard Herzmansky),
1915. 39 p. 12mo. [16525
© Oct. 9, 1915; 1 c. July 6, 1916;
D 44324; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
Drxiz (THE) DerBy; play in 1 act, by
Lasses White [pseud. of L. White]
[2], 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16526
© ic. June 10, 1916; D 44122;
Le Roy White, Dallas.
DottaR (A); 1 act, by David Pinsky,
tr. from the Yiddish, by S. S. Gross-
man. [1], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16527
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 44380;
Samuel S. Grossman, New York.
DowN THE Joy LINE; river of fun
banked with music, by J. McCree.
Bub «4s ~--p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16528
© 1c. July 1, 1916; D 44287;
Junie McCree, New York.
DRAWN BLINDS; OR, LA JEUNE MARIEE,
play in 3 acts, by T. Berton. [224]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16529
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 44300;
Thérése Berton, London.
DRESSES; comedy in 1 act, by J. Sea-
grave. 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16530
© 1c July 11, 1916; D 44364;
Jane Seagrave, Brookline, Mass.
4]
DU MUSST...
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16531
pt. 1, 8S, Vi io
! ein schwinkchen in
1 akt, von August Neidhart. Wien,
O. ‘Hirich, 1915. 18 p. 12mo.
[16531
©. hoe idly °6;..2916+ bs 44817 -
Otto Eirich, Vienna.
Duvet (A) witH Gop: drama in 1 act,
by G. Seibel. Type-
written. [16532
© ie July 6, 1916; D 44332;
George Seibel, Pittsburgh.
[1], 27 p. 4to.
‘DumMME (DER) AtGusT; operette in 3
akten, von Bruno Decker und Rob.
Pohl, musik von Rud. Gfaller. Leip- |
zig, O. Dietrich, 1915. 69 p. Svo.
[Words only.] [16533
© 1e July 6, 1916; D 44322:
Oito Dietrich, Leipzig.
EartH (THE) MEN; 4 act play, by
C. J. Bates. Type-
written. [16534
© 1c July 15, 1916; D 44387;
Clyde Jackson Bates, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
[71] p. 4to.
Er (Das) DES CoLtumBUs; schwank in
3 akten, von Max Neal und Rudolf
Greinz. Miinchen, Drei masken-
verlag, g. m. b. h., 1915. 98 p.
12mo. [16535
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44311;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich.
EINGESCHNEIT; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Robert Overweg. Leipzig, G.
Richter, 1915. 78 p. 12mo. [16536
©) Sune 15,” 1915: 4c. July 6,
1916; D 44823; Gustav Richter,
Leipzig.
ELECTION DAY; [play in 1 act] by
Helen L. Willcox. New York, Mis-
sionary education movement of the
U. S. and Canada [1916] 15 p.
8vo. [16537
© June 24, 1916; ec. June 27,
1916; D 44242; Missionary educa-
tion movement of the U. S. and Can-
ada, New York.
9
EneMy (THE); drama in 4 acts, by
Edith Ellis [i. e. E. E. Furness],
from George Randolph Chester’s
and Lillian Chester’s novel of the
Same name. [168] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16538
© 1c. June 30, 1916: D 44272
Edith Ellis Furness, New York.
3
.
74
ERSTWHILE Susan; play in 38 acts, by
M. de Forest, founded on Helen R.
Martin’s novel, Barnabetta. [115]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16539
© 1c. June 29, 1916; D 44267;
Buffalo.
drama in 2 acts,
Marian de Forest,
ETERNAL (THE) LOVE;
by L. Kobrin.
4 PN NONTT 2
sPISNp yD?
=
RA eH Fete
—_— =- i
\
[1], 86 p. fol. Typewritten.
[16540
© ic. June 10, 1916; D 44129;
Leon Kobrin, Brooklyn.
EXPERIENCE (L’); piéce en 1 acte,
d’aprés F. Boutet, par” Henri Clerc.
(In Je sais tout, no. 126, 15 mai
1916) [16541
© May 15, 1916; 1c. July 1, 1916;
D 44282; Frédéric Boutet, Paris.
FACE VALUE; comedy sketch, by A. Sin-
clair. [24] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16542
©l1c. July 6, 1916; D 44335; Ar-
thur Sinclair, New York.
FaAImLureE (THE); 3 act play of human
interest, by R. Gill. [2], 68 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16543
© 1e July 7, 1916; D 44360;
Ruby Gill Casino, New South Wales,
Australia.
Fatry (THE) AND THE LADIES OF THE
WHITE Howse; play in 1 act, by E.
K. Graves. [1], 13 p. 4to. Type
written. [16544
© ie. July 10, 1916; D 443852;
Eva Kerlin Graves, Kokoma, Ind.
FALSE Gops. See Woman on her own.
FamMity (THE) TRENCHES; Satire on
domestic war in 2 acts and 11 scenes,
by J. McCree. [50] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16545
© 1c. July 20, 1916; D 44429;
Junie McCree, New York.
FATHER (THE) OF WATERS; historical
pageant drama in 4 parts, by A.
Mixon. [75] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16546
© 1c July 12, 1916; D 44365;
Ada Mixon, Washington.
FirtTy-Firty; farce comedy in 4 acts,
by J. G. Ford. [85] p. fol. Type
written. [16547
© 1c. July 5, 1916; D 44304;
James G. Ford, Milwaukee.
—_
no. 7, 1916
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
16565
Firty-Firry—Continued.
— yaudeville sketch for 2 people, by
S. Nichols. [1], 15 p. 4to. Type-
. written. [16548
© ic July 3, 1916; D 44291;
Sumner Nichols, Ipswich, Mass.
_ FIRE AND FIRESIDE: play in 4 acts, by
. FT. Holt. [2], 81 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16549
© 1e July 14, 1916; D 44872;
Florence T. Holt, Burlington, Vt.
FLint IN St. Moritz (FLIRTATION AT
St. Moritz); ballettpantomime auf
dem eise, von L. Bartuschek, musik
yon Julius Hinddshofer. 18 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[16550
= t e¢ July 6G, 1916:-D 44327;
Leo Bartuschek, Berlin.
_ Frrratrion at St. Morizz. See Flirt
»- in St. Moritz. ‘
me Hitvee (THE); 1 act play, by L.
c Guerite. [2], 10 p. 4to. Type-
H written. [16551
: © ic June 29, 1916; D 44266;
; Laura Guerite, New York.
For ART’S SAKE; comedy in 1 act, by
/ Perey Heath. [S26 “p.”* 40.
4 Typewritten. [16552
: © ic. July 20, 1916; D 44423;
Anne Sutherland, New Canaan,
Conn.
$ For HER COUNTRY; play in 2 scenes, by
i M. C. Kidder. 7p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [16553
© 1c June 20, 1916; D 44233;
May Clark Kidder, New York.
_ Formuta (THE); comedy drama in 1
;. weeny ©. HH. Perlman. [2], 19 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16554
q © ic. July 18, 1916; D 44899;
David H. Perlman, Brooklyn.
‘ FounTAIN (THE) OF WISDOM.
: Seven plays for little folks.
E
See
FRAME-UP (THE); play in 1 act, by C. |!
Gillingwater and R. Barlow. [2j.
, 23 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16555
© 1 ec. July 15, 1916; D 44385;
r Claude Gillingwater and Reginald
p Barlow, New York.
FREE LOVE VICTIMS; play in 4 acts, by
B. Weckstein.
2 PR RONTT 3YIV°? YD PD mIDp
setae
; sPPOUPIN + } rele
[2], 84 p. 4to. Ms. [16556
© 1c. May 20, 1916; D 44049;
Bernard Weckstein, New York.
FrRoM NOON TO NIGHT; comedy in 3
acts, by E. B. Brunner. [99] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16557
et “es Suly -13: 1916; "DD 44305
Emma Beatrice Brunner, New York.
GENTLEMAN (A) TO HIS WIFE; 4 act
comedy-drama, by F. Haines-Reed.
[1], 111 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16558
© 1 ce. June 26, 1916; D 44237;
Florence Haines-Reed, Los Angeles.
GETTING A START; comedy with singing
and dancing, by Herman Kahn. 3p.
fol. Typewritten. [16559
© 1c. July 7, 1916; D 44341;
George Joseph Morgan, Chicago.
GETTING ACQUAINTED; black and tan
comedy act, by G. J. Morgan. 3 p.
fol. Typewritten. [16560
© lie July 7, 1916; D 44338;
George Joseph Morgan, Chicago.
GuHost (THE) oF LAapy MARR; play in
5 acts, by C. A. MacFarland. 23 p.
fol. Typewritten. [16561
©l1ec. July 8, 1916; D 44845; Ca-
lista A. MacFarland. Boston.
GLUcKLIcHER (EIN) UNFALL; lustspiel
in 3 akten, nach dem ungarischen
des Lorant Orbok, bearbeitet von
Otto Hisenschitz. Wien, O. Hirich,
1915: °° 100 pe =2mo: [16562
© 1e. July 6, 1916; D 44320;
Otto Hirich, Vienna.
GREAT (THE) COUNTRY; Dlay in 4 acts,
by E. Burnham. [91s Pint 4to.
Typewritten. [16563
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44192;
Edith Burnham, Boston.
GREAT (THE) REWARD; original Ameri-
ean comedy-drama of western min-
ing life in 4 acts, by Frank and S. R.
Maltese. [S87] p. fol. Typewritten.
[16564
©1e July 8, 1916; D 44362;
Salvatore Rosa Maltese, New York.
GREATER (THE) PASSION; vaudeville
appetizer, by Evelyn C. May and
F. G. Nixon-Nirdlinger, dramatized
from a story of the same name by
Howard Phillip Rhoades. [2], 12p.
4to. Typewritten. [16565
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44222;
Fred G. Nixon-Nirdlinger, Philadel-
phia.
743
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16565*
HAMLET; with introduction. notes.
and questions for review, adapted
from Marshall and Wood’s Oxford
and Cambridge ed., by F. A. Purcell
and L. M. Somers. Chicago, New
York, Scott, Foresman and com-
pany [1916] 273 p. 12mo. $0.35.
[16565*
© July 8, 1916; 2c. July 11, 1916:
aff. July 12, 1916; A 431833; F. A.
Purcell and L. M. Somers, Chicago.
HELEN STANTON; play in 3 acts, by W.
W. Dubreuil and M. G. Michaels.
[149] p. 4to. Typewritten. [16566
© 1c July 8, 1916;_D 44416;
Morris G. Michaels and Walter W.
Dubreuil, New York.
HER CASTLE IN SPAIN: drama in 1 act,
by M. Strome. [1],12p. fol. Type-
written. [16567
© 1c July 6, 1916; D 44336;
Moll Strome, New York.
HER FIRST LESSON IN HORSEBACK RID-
ING; comedy skit, by R. Cox. 11 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16568
© 1c. July 17, 1916; D 44392;
Ray Cox, New York.
HERNANI. See Bandit (The)
Hero (THE); play in 1 act, by C.
Ruge. 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16569
© 1c. June 24, 1916; D 44232;
Clara Ruge, New York.
HERR (DER) AUS DER SEZESSION;
schwank in 1 akt, von Alexander
Engel. [1], 23 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [16570
© 1e July 15, 1916; D 44406;
Max Pfeffer, Leipzig.
HEXENGERICHT (EIN); dramatische
begebenheit aus der finstersten neu-
zeit in 19 szenen, von Ernst Herbert
Wengraf. [38], 55 p. fol. Type
written. [16571
© 1e. July 15, 1916; D 44405;
Max Pfeffer, Vienna.
HIS MASTERPIECE; play in 3 acts and
an epilogue, by C. B. Searle. 78 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16572
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44198;
Chester Barker Searle, Hackensack,
1 Bae
His Price; play in 3 acts, by Mary
Shaw and James Matthews. [116]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [165738
© 1c. June 27, 1916; D 44246;
Grace Filkins, New York.
pt.1, n.3s., v.13
HOSENKNOPF’ (Drie); ein akt, von Max
Neal und Max Ferner, Miinchen,
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h., 1915.
32 p. 12mo. [16574
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44310: Drei
masken-verlag, g. m. b. h., Munich.
HUcKsTER (THE) AND THE HAM;
musical episode of city life, by Junie
McCree. [1], 16 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [16575
© 1c June 22, 1916; D 44219;
Jones & Sylvester, New York.
TAKE THIS WOMAN; 4 act play, by
A. V. Hines. [115] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16576
© 1c. July 10, 1916; D 44354;
Arline Van Ness Hines, New York.
IN HONOR OF SHAKESPEARE; dramatic
tribute for the Shakespeare ter-
centenary celebration of Indiana
University, at Bloomington, Ind., -
Apr. 26, 1916, by W. C. Langdon.
Bloomington, Indiana University,
1916. 24 p. 8vo. [16577
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 ec. May 22,
1916; D 44167; William Chauncy
Langdon, New York.
E
INDIAN SUMMER; play in 3 acts, by M.
Merrifield. [1], 28 p. 4to. Ms. _
[16578
© 1e July 19, 1916; D 44415;
Margaret Merrifield, Falls Church,
Va.
IT MIGHT HAPPEN AGAIN; comedy, by
J. B. Rethy. Prologue. (Jn Inter-
national, v. 10, no. 7, July 1916)
[16579
© July 1, 1916; 1 ec July 10,
1916: D° 44427; Joseph Bernard
Rethy, New York.
JEUNE (LA) MARIEE. See Drawn
blinds.
JEZEBEL; comedy, by G. H. Chapman.
50 p. Svo. Printed. [16580
© June 23, 1916; 2 ec June 28,
1916; D 44424; Charles H. Chap-
man, Portland, Or.
JIMSEY’S QUEEN; play in 1 act, by G.
J. Young. [16] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [16581
© 1c. June 29, 1916; D 44265;
George J. Young, Columbus, O.
JIMTOWN JUNCTION; play in 1 act, by
John 8. Hymer. [il], 15 p.. 4.
Typewritten. [16582
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44196;
Eleanor Hymer, New York.
744
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1916
JoHN W. BLAKE; play in 2 pts., by
R. C. Megrue and I. S. Cobb. [192]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16583
© 1c. July 21, 1916; D 44435;
Roi Cooper Megrue and Irvin S.
Cobb, New York.
JULIA FARNESE; ein trauerspiel in 3
akten, von Lion Feuchtwanger.
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
ere 1915. 98) p.. 12m0. [16584
© 1c July 6, 1916; D 44314;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich.
JUST KIDS; singing and talking act, by
P. J. Otis. [4] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16585
motse. July 17,1916: _D 44390;
Phil. J. Otis, San Francisco.
Key (THE) TO Room 10; farce in 8
Bets, Dy ©. Dayis. [179] p.. Ato.
Typewritten. [16586
© lie July 8, 1916; D 44441;
Owen Davis, Yonkers, N. Y.
Kippigs’ (THE) BURGLAR; play in 1 act,
by T. and A. Warwick. 4p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16587
(ot ce) duly, 17, 1916;.D 44395:
Ted and Alma Warwick, Millville,
1 ae
Kine (THE) OF THE JEWS; passion
play, by M. Browne. [4], 29 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16588
© 1c. June 2, 1916; D 44851;
Maurice Browne, Chicago.
Kine RicHARD THE SECOND; introduc-
tion and notes by Henry Norman
Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer
Charlton Black. [Boston] Ginn and
company [1916] liii, 146 p. front.
(facsim. ) 17 1-2cm. (The new
Hudson Shakespeare) $0.30.
[16588*
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
9, 1916; A 4814382; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton.
Knockout (THE) ; farce in 3 acts, by
N. Moran, M. White, jr., and E.
Franklin. 104 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16589
©1e. July 14, 1916; D 44378;
Neil Moran, Matthew White, jr. and
Edgar Franklin, New York.
KUNSTLICHE (DER) MENSCH; operette
in 2 akten, 8 bildern, von A. M.
Willner und Rudolf Oesterreicher,
musik von Leo Fall. Textbuch der
16598
KUNSTLICHE (DER) MENSCH—Contd.
gesinge. Leipzig, Wien, L. Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
g915> 52 pS" 12m0: [16590
© Sept. 30, 1915; )-1 ‘e ‘July 6:
1916; D 44825; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
LADIES (THE) REDUCING PARLOR; Mmu-
sical comedy in 8 acts, by J. B. Max-
well. [56] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only.] [16591
© ic June 28, 1916; D 44250;
Joseph B. Maxwell, New York.
LAND (THE) WHERE THE SHAMROCKS
GROow ; play in 4 acts, by J. J. Nolan.
[1], 84 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16592
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44259;
J. Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City,
Pa:
LARK (THE); [play in 5 scenes] by
KK. Lord ave pr ssye.: > Printed.
(Little playbook series no. 4)
[16593
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. July 1,
1916; D 443638;
New York.
Katharine Lord,
LEAP YEAR; play in 1 act, by W. Cole-
man and Castle D. Burt. 21 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16594
© 1c. June 21, 1916; D 44207;
Walter Coleman, New York.
LEETLA JOE; play in 1 act, by R. B.
Longmire. [1], 6 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16595
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44212;
Robert Bill Longmire, New Orleans.
LETTERS TO BEATRICE; play in 6 acts,
by) Basil. Dickeys (21 ]\.p. “Ato.
Typewritten. [16596
© 1c July 15, 1916; D 44408;
Star co., New York.
LIEBESINSEL (Drie); lustspiel in 38
akten, von August Neidhart. Wien,
Ohuricd: TO.) (i ps. wemo:
[16597
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44318;
Otto Eirich, Vienna.
LirtLtE (A) patriot. See Seven plays
for little folks.
Liz IN LOVE; comedy in 1 act, by C.
H. O’Donnell. [tl]; 14 p.. #-4to,
Typewritten. [16598
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 44883;
Charles H. O’Donnell, New York.
745
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16599
LizA ANN; lawn drama in 1 act, 15
scenes, by Charles Barnard. New
York, 8. French; London, S. French,
Mids 19162 38: Dian Zn: [16599
©, duly- 18, 49916 2.2 @aasuly-19,
1916; D 44421; Samuel French,
New York.
LONELY (THE) HEART; play in 4 acts,
by E. Sheldon. [205] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16600
©1c. July 21, 1916; D 44486; Ed-
ward Sheldon, New York.
Lone (THE) ARM OF COINCIDENCE;
sketch in 1 scene, by Dion Tither-
adge. [2], 23 p. 4to. Typewriten.
[16601
© le July 10, 1916; D 44349;
Joseph Hart, New York.
Lone (THE) FINGER; play in 4 acts, by
M. Morley, [2], 98 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16602
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44197;
Malcolm Morley, New York.
Lost (THE) MELODY; instrumental
and musical novelty, by W. Mon-
tague. [1], 5p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16603
© 1c. June 27, 1916; D 44244;
Walter Montague, San Francisco.
LuMPERL (DAs); operette in 3 akten,
von Victor Léon, musik von Robert
Stolz. Regie-und soufflierbuch.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W. Karc-
zag, 1915. ° T5 p. Svo. [16604
© ic. July 6, 1916; D 443805; W.
Karezag, Vienna.
LysIstraTA; by Aristophanes, adapted
and arr. by Winifred Ayres Hope.
New York, S. French; London, S.
Wrench; dtd. ~ [4915] 38 p. 1Zmi0.
[16605
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; D 44235; Samuel French, New
Work:
MacsetH; with introduction, notes,
and questions for review, adapted
from the Stanley Wood Oxford and
Cambridge ed., by F. A. Purcell and
L. M. Somers. Chicago, New York,
Scott, Foresman and company
[1916]: 197 p. 12mo.
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. July 11, 1916;
ain. July PZ, 1916= AU 4Sisae ae ee
Purcell and L. M. Somers, Chicago.
MADE IN PuHirty; Keith’s summer fol-
lies; by .H., Orth; “23npy- tele, yge-
written. : [16606
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 44426;
Frank Orth, Collingswood, N. J.
fF.
d
46
pt..1, 2S; mae
MApDGE Gray; play in 3 acts, by L.
Hubble. [86] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16607
© 1c. June 21, 1916; D 44209;
Lessing Hubble, New York.
Masor Mee; drama in 4 acts, by Della
Clarke [i. e. D. C. Sullivan] [102] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16608
© 1c. July 11, 1916; D 44355;
Della Clarke Sullivan, New York.
Man (THE) FROM Ecypt; play in 3
acts, by H. B. Cachemaille. [28] p.
fol. Typewritten. [16609
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44229;
Henrietta Burns Cachemaille, Syra-
casey N: oY.
MAN (THE) SIZE JoB; drama in 1 act,
by S. H. Cornell. 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16610
© 1c. July 20, 1916; D 44430:
Sarah Hughes Cornell, Los Angeles.
Man (THE) WHO STAYED AT HOME;
play in 3 acts, by J. E. Harold Terry
and Lechmere Worrall. New York,
S. French; London, S. French, Itd.,
1916. 155 p. 12mo. [16611
© June 13, 1916; 1 ec. June 15,
1916; D 44158; Samuel French. Itd.,
London.
Marit (LE) MALGRE LUI; comédie en 3
actes, de A. de Lorde et J. Marséle.
192 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16612
©.1 ec. July 14, 1916; D 44877;
André de Lorde & Jean Marséle,
Paris.
Mario E MARIA; commedia in 8 atti, di
S. Lopez. Milano, Fratelli Treves,
1916. 4 p. Ll, 181 p: 12mo. *piGere
© May 20, 1916; 1 c. July 1, 1916;
#1) 44278; Sabatino Lopez, Milan.
MARY OF THE MINES; play in 3 acts, by
K. Chandler. [5], 80 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16614
© 1c. July 17, 1916; D 44396;
Katherine Chandler, San Francisco.
MASQUE (THE) OF THE DAWN; by C. L.
G. Seales, music arr. and directed by
Mrs. C. M. Waterman. [Oswego,
N. Y. Oswego norma! school press,
1916] 15 p. S8vo. [Words only]
[16615
© June 27,1916: 2..c. Jumetae
1916; D 44297; C. L. G. Seales,
Oswego, N. Y.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1916
Meat (THE) TICKET; twenty minute
sketch, by M. H. Parsons. [1], 138 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16616
© 1e. July 6, 1916; D 44830;
Mable Holmes Parsons, Portland, Or.
MercHANT (THE) OF VENICE; ed. by
H. L. Withers, rev. by Morris W.
Croll. American ed. Boston, New
York [etc.] D. C. Heath & co., 1916.
xxvi, 182 p. 16mo. (The Arden
Shakespeare, general ed. C. H. Her-
ford) $0.25 [16616*
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
#971916: aff. June 17, 1916; A
433421; D. C. Heath & co., Boston.
Merry (A) GESTE oF RoBIn Hoop; arr.
. from early English ballads, by G. L.
Jones. 16 p. 12mo. Printed.
(Columbus school for girls) [16617
i May 3al,91916; 2-c. June 17,
1916; D 44169; Grace Latimer
Jones, Columbus, O.
Mintion (THE) DOLLAR DOLL; comedy,
with music, in 3 acts and 5 scenes,
by Louis Weslyn. [60] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [16618
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44295;
Harvey D. Orr, Chicago.
Mrracrte (THE); 1 act comedy, by R.
Warner. 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16619
© 1c July 21, 1916; D 44438;
Richard Warner, New York.
Mrracutous (THE) PITCHER; tale from
Hawthorne’s wonder book, drama-
mzct .oys de. W. Hard. [1], 11. p.
Ato. Typewritten. [16620
© 1c. June 21, 1916; D 44208;
Josephine Wilhelm Hard, Buffalo.
Miss ScAtTTERBRAIN; musical farce-
comedy in 3 acts, by Bertie Wright
[pseud. of A. J. M. Wright] and
Charles Crozier. [109] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[16621
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1916; D 44248;
Albert James Matthew Wright, Lon-
don.
Mrs. Prep’s FORTUNE; comedy in 1 act,
by R. Murray. [8], 35 p. 8vo. Type-
written. [16622
@ 1 ¢..July 5, 1916; D 44303;
Richard Murray, New York.
Mockery ; 4 act drama, by M. M. Stan-
ley. [131] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16623
© ie July 8, 1916; D 44348;
Martha M. Stanley, New York.
so001—16-———7
16633
MopERN (THE) MoTHER GOOSE; play
in 8 acts, by Helen Hamilton, Chi-
cago, Rand, McNally & company
[1916] 54 p. 12mo. [16624
© Apr. 27, 1916; 2.¢. May (15.
1916; D 44875; Rand, McNally &
co., Chicago.
Mona Lisa; play in 4 acts, by A. M.
Bradley. [126] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [16625
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44334;
Alice M. Bradley, Garden City, N. Y.
MoNEY AND LOVE; play, by A. Pittler
STYOWWD oN PID 002 PN yay?
[250] p. 8vo. Ms. [16626
© 1c. June 24, 1916; D 44329;
Abraham Pittler, Brooklyn.
MotTHEeR (THE) OF HIS CHILDREN; play
in 3 acts, by M. Scheff. [144] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16627
© ise, June, 23,1916. D 44223"
Minnie Scheff, New York.
MoTHEr’s (A) PLEA; comedy dramatic
sketch, by N. Wilson. 8 p. fol.
Typewritten. [16628
© 1e July 14, 1916; D 44873;
Ned Wilson, New York.
Mount PARNASSUS; vaudeville sketch
in 1 act, by A. Comport. 7p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16629
© 1c July 18, 1916; D 44411;
Angelina Comport, New York.
Moviz (THE) MANIA; in their moving
picture travesty, by C. Rogers. 11
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16630
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44260;
Charles Rogers, New York.
MURDER WILL OCCASIONALLY OUT;
farce, by H. D. Coolidge. [1], 32 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16631
© 1c. July 13, 1916; D 44370;
Henry Dingley Coolidge, Concord,
Mass.
Music HATH POWER; play in 8 acts,
by M. Thompson and G. M. Nelson.
[112] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16632
© 1c July 5, 1916; D 44293;
Maravene Thompson and George
Merwin Nelson, New York.
My FRIEND Mr. JoNES; comedy in 1
act, by R. B. Longmire. [1], 12 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16633
© 1,c. June 22, 1916;.D 44213;
Robert Bill Longmire, New Orleans.
747
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16634
pt. 1 Ass, VAS
NAIDA, THE GREEK GIRL; dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by Blanche Walsh
fi. e. E. B. Hartmann] [2], 21 p.
Svo. Ms. [16634
(Cc) 4c... Taly- 17, A916 = 99" 44380 -
E. B. Hartmann, New York.
NATURE’S COMEBACK ; tragedy in 3 acts,
by A. Romano. [87] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16635
© treJoly £5,51916> BD 44495:
Armando Romano, New York.
New (THE) REBEKAH DEGREE. See
Women’s (The) kingdom.
NicHT (A) REHEARSAL; comedy drama
in 1 act, by C. E. Reynolds. 23 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16636
© tc. suly 10, 1916: D 44576:
Cecil Edward Reynolds, Los An-
geles.
NogpoDy’s CHILD; drama in 6 acts, by
N. Bonadies. [59] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16637
© 1c. June 29, 1916; D 44269;
Nick Bonadies, Detroit.
Nostra (LA) PELLE. See Brutto (Il)
e le belle.
Otp (THE) HOME TOWNERS; bucolic
episode with music by George M.
Rosener. [1], 7 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [16638
© 1c. June 26, 1916; D 44239;
George J. Wetzel, New York.
ON A BYWAY, OFF THE HIGHWAY; play
in 1 act, by E. E. Kresko. [1], 9 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16639
© 1c. July 18, 1916; D 44412;
Edson Evered Kresko, Port Jeffer-
son, Ni.
ONLY AN AMERICAN; episode from his-
tory in 1 act, by R. Ee. “Praux. “2 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16640
© 1c July 15, 1916; D 44437;
Ravaud Hawley Traux, New York.
ONLY JUSTICE; character playette in 1
act, by” G.” My Rosener “fly: os" bp.
4to. Typewritten. [16641
© 1c June 26, 1916; D 44238;
George M. Rosener, New York.
OVER THE GARDEN WALL. See Class 716.
OVERTONES; acts 2 and 3, by A. Gers-
tenberg. [81] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16642
© 1c. June 26, 1916; D 44343;
Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago.
PAGEANT (THE) oF Hope; presented
by the student body of Hope Col-
lege 1916, book of words by Adri-
anna Sara Kolyn. [18] p. 4to.
Printed. [16643
© June .17, .1916:.2. © Juma 1e
1916; D 44183; Council of Hope col-
lege, Holland, Mich.
PALACE (THE) OF THE KING.
Seven plays for little folks.
See
PAULINE ALLEN; play in 4 acts, by
S. P. Hendrickson. [4], 88 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16644
© 1ce June 28, 1916; D 44256;
Susannah Pullin Hendrickson, Sil-
verton, O.
PAWN (THE); drama in 8 acts, by J.
Noel. [99] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16645
© 1e July 1, 1916; D 44283;
Joseph Noel, Yonkers, N. Y.
PINK (THE) D. TS.; original play in 3
acts, by E. F. Flynn. . [182] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16646
©l1e July 17, 1916; D 44393;
Edward F. Flynn, Devils Lake, N. D.
PLAY AWHILE; a dramatic reader for
the second school year, by Margaret
A. Doheny. Boston, Little, Brown
and company, 1916. 3 p. 1, v—xi,
178 p. ecol. front., illus. 12mo.
$0.50. [16647
© July 7, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431782; Little,
Brown and company, Boston.
PRESIDENTIAL (THE) BEE; Satire writ-
ten especially for a revue, by M.
Terrell. [1], 15 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [16648
©l1e July 19, 1916; D 44419;
Maverick Terrell, Seattle.
PricE (THE) OF LOVE; oR, ALIAS JOHN
Dor, dramatic sketch in 1 act, by
Blanche Walsh [pseud. of EH. B.
Hartmann] [47] p. S8vo. Ms.
{16649
© 1c June 28, 1916; D 44255;
KE. B. Hartmann, New York.
PRINCE’S (THE) PIGEON; Janapese play
in 1 act, by F. Walker. San Diego,
Cal., F. Walker, 1916. 13 p.. 8vo.
[16650
© June 28, 1916; 2 c« July 3,
1916; D 44292; Francis Walker, San
Diego, Cal. el
748
——————— Oe
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1916
PRINZESS PERDU; operette in 3 akten,
yon O. Borckenhagen, musik von
Josef Derfin. Diisseldorf, A. Ber-
isch & co., g. m. b. h., 1915. 167 p.
16mo. [Words only] [16651
© ie July 6, 1916; D 44807;
Oskar Borckenhagen, Diisseldorf,
Germany.
Pror. NATHANTEL’S THEORY; comedy,
in 1 act, by R. Chandler and J. W.
‘Lyman. [9] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16652
© 1c June 20, 1916; D 44264;
Roy Chandler and John W. Lyman,
New York.
PROHIBITION; play in 3 acts, by R.
Morris. [109] p. 4to. Typewrit-
-ten. [16653
© 1c. July 18, 1916; D 44409;
Ramsay Morris, Jersey City.
PUBLICITY ; novelty comedy playlet, by
B. Barnett. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16654
© 1c. July 11, 1916; D 44359;
Ben Barnett, New York.
QUEEN AND BOOB; original 1 act com-
edy drama, by R. D. Penney. [1],
30 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16655
© ie July 5, 1916; D 44294;
Raymond De Forest Penney, San
Francisco, Cal.
QUESTION (THE) OF BIRTH CONTROL;
playlet in 1 act, by S. Cummins.
[2],5 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16656
© 1c. June 21, 1916; D 44206;
Samuel Cummins, Brooklyn.
RACHEL; OR, LA VIEILLE EGLISE, play
in 3 acts, by T. Berton. [156] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16657
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1916; D 44298;
Thé rése Berton, London.
RATSELHAFTE (DIE) FRAU; lustspiel
in 3 akten, von Robert Reinert,
Miinchen, Drei masken-verlag, g.
mp. t1., 1915. 102 p. 12mo.
[16658
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44812;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m b. h,
Munich.
Raccepy (THE) MAN; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by R. H. McLaughlin.
[99] p. 4to. Typewritten. [16659
© 1e. July 20, 1916; D 44428;
Robert Hugus McLaughlin, Cleve-
land.
RAIN-IN-THE-FACE;
farce comedy in 3
acts, by J. E. Fillmore. [40] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16660
© 1. July 7, 1916; D 44840;
John Eldon Fillmore, Fairfield,
Conn.
Rarnpow (THE) TREE; Christmas play
in 3 acts, by M. Chater. [44] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16661
© ic. July 11, 1916; D 44358;
Melville Chater, New York.
REAL THINGS; modern drama in 4 acts,
by M. H. Parsons. [2], 97 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16662
© ie. July 6, 1916; D 44331;
Mable Holmes Parsons, Portland, Or.
Rep (THE) LIGHT; drama in 4 acts,
by I. Zolotorefsky.
NOON £ PN NNT 25°52 PON ONG
Se °s= bea ah, te
+ \- maw = Ny
[120] p. 4to. Ms. [16663
© 1c. June 12, 1916; D 44132;
Kenny Lipzin, New York.
Rep (THE) ROBE; by E. Brieux,
Thomas W. Broadhurst’s version in
4 acts. [170] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. . [16664
‘© 1c. June 17, 1916; D 44174:
Thomas W. Broadhurst, New York.
Pe. cits
—— See also Woman on her own.
REIGN (THE) OF RENO;
acts, by M. Goldsmith. [70] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16665
© ic. June 24, 1916; D 44227;
Milton Goldsmith, New York.
comedy in 38
RESIDUARY (THE) LEGATEE; play of
American life in 1 act, by E. Thain.
[2], 30 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16666
© 1c. July 11, 1916; D 44356;
Edith Thain, New York.
1 oe
Wien,
63 p. 12mo.
[16667
© 1c. July 6, 1916; D 44316;
RETTER (DER): tragikomddie
akten, von Hans Sassmann.
O. Eirich, 1915.
Otto Ejirich, Vienna.
RicH (THE) YOUNG MAN; play in 3
acts, by M. F. Crighton. [105] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16668
© 1e July 5, 1916; D 44302;
Marian F. Crighton, Chappaqua,
N.Y,
749
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
16669
RippLte (THE); 1 act play, by A. de
Jannelli. [2], 12 p. 4to. Type
written. [16669
© 1c June 30, 1916; D 44276;
Altagracia de Jannelli, New York.
Roan (THE); play in 1 act, by H.
Flexner. [15] p. fol. Typewritten.
[16670
© 1c. June 21, 1916; D 44210;
Hortense Flexner, Louisville.
RoMANCE (A) OF THE CATSKILLS; com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by J. J. Nolan.
102 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16671
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44258; J.
Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City, Pa.
RoyvaL (THE) ROAD; comedy drama in
1 act, by Joseph Noel and J. McCree.
[1], 31 p. 4to. Typewriten. [16672
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44218;
Junie McCree, New York.
RusBeE (THE) AND THE RAGAMUFFIN;
play in 1 act, by W. E. Colby. 8 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16673
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44214;
Walter Elbridge Colby, New York.
St. VALENTINE’S HOUSE. See Seven
plays for little folks.
SAKAHRA; opera in 3 acts, by I. Buck-
ingham. [387] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [16674
© 1c. June 26, 1916; D 44240;
Isabel Buckingham, Chicago.
SALESMAN (THE) AND THE VALET; play
in 1 act, by A. F. Webber. [1], 9
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16675
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44191;
Al. F. Webber, New York.
SANDMAN (THE); play in 3 acts with
prolog and epilog, by O. Dymow.
[2], 175 p. 8vo. Ms. [Russian]
[16676
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44202;
Ossip Dymow, New York.
SAY UNCLE; farce in 3 acts, by J. B.
Larric and G. B. Hill. [106] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16677
© 1c. June 19, 1916; D 44182;
J. B. Larriec and G. B. Hill, New
York.
ScaLes (THE) OF JUSTICE; dramatic
playlet, by O. K. Wilson. [2], 15 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16678
© 1c. July 19, 1916; D 44417;
Oliver King Wilson, Seattle.
ScENES FROM ALICE IN WONDERLAND
AND THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS.
See Seven plays for little folks.
ScHARMANTE (Der); lustspiel in 3
aufziigen mit benutzung einer frem-
den idee, von Carl Sternheim.
Miinchen, Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., 1915. 54 p. 12mo. [16679
© 1e. July 6, 1916; D 44313;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h,,
Munich.
ScorE (THE) ; dramatic playlet, by N.
K. Meharry. [1], 6 p. 4to. Type-
written. [16680
© 1c. June 30, 1916; D 44275;
Nina Kepheart Meharry, New York.
SroLa’s ROMANCE; Symbolical drama
in 3 acts, by H. M. Graves. [96] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16681
© 1c. June 28, 1916; D 44252;
Harry M. Graves, New York.
SEVEN CHANCES; comedy of courtship
in 3 acts, by R. C. Megrue. [168]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16682
© 1c. July 12, 1916; D 44366;
Roi Cooper Megrue, New York.
SEVEN PLAYS FOR LITTLE FOLKS. New
York, London, The Grolier society
[1916] cover-title, p. 11-54. illus.
8vo. $0.15.
CoNTENTS: A little patriot.—St.
Valentine’s house.—Snow-white and
Rose-red.—Baucis and Philemon.—
The palace of the king.—The foun-
tain of wisdom.—Scenes from Alice
in Wonderland and Through the
looking glass. [16683
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c Apr. 25,
1916; aff. Apr. 26, 1916; A 434478;
Educational book co. & Frances G.
Wickes, New York.
SHAKESPEARE, THE PLAYMAKER; wWrit-
ten in collaboration by twenty stu-
dents of the University of North
Dakota, under the direction of Fred-
erick H. Koch. Grand Forks, N. D.,
University of North Dakota, 1916.
61, [1] p. front. plates, ports. 8°.
116684
© June 12, 1916; 1 ¢c. June 27,
1916; D 44241; University of North
Dakota, Grand Forks, N. D.
SHRAPNEL; echo of the great world
war, by J. N. Wilson. 16 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16685
© 1c June 22, 1916; D 44215;
Jerome Nelson Wilson, New York.
SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED. See Seven
plays for little folks.
750
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
~ no. 7, 1916
16707
SoMEWHERE IN JERSEY: melodramatic |
- farce in 3 acts, by M. Brown. [43]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [166S6
© 1c July 7, 1916; D 44337;
Martin Brown, Burlingham, N. Y.
SPEED UP: comedy of today in 4 acts,
by O. Davis. [170] p. 4to. Type
written. [16687
© 1c July 21, 1916; D 44434;
Owen Davis, Yonkers, N. Y.
STAGE BUSINESS; conceived and origin-
ated, by E. N. MacWilliams. [5] p.
4to. Typewriitten. [16688
© le. _June 15, 1916; D 44226;
Edward N. MacWilliams, New York.
STARVATION; Dlay in 3 acts, by B. A.
Hunter. [167] p. 4to. Typewrii-
ten. ; [16689
© 1c. July 11, 1916; D 44357;
Bertha Ancella Hunter, Los Angeles.
STEP LIVELY Gie~ts; comedy sketch in 1
act, by A. Pearson. [1], 23 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16690
© 1c June 6, 1916: D 44221;
Arthur Pearson, New York.
Stunpe (Diz) DER ENTSCHEIDUNG; ein
Kleines spiel, von Hans Sassmann.
Wien, O. Eirich, 1915. 20 p. 12mo.
[16691
© ic. July 6, 1916; D 44315; Otto
BHirich, Vienna.
SworDFisH (THE) AND THE CRAB; 1
act play, by C. Phelps. 15 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16692
© 1c July 18, 1916; D 44398;
Carrington Phelps, New York.
Test (THE); play in 3 acts, by L.
Pelée. [94] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16693
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44296;
Lillian Pelée, Los Angeles.
THEIR LITTLE BIT; intimate incident of
present day life, suggested by the
Mexican situation, in 1 act, by W. W.
Hindley. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16694
© ic. July 13. 1916; D 44369;
Wilbur Wright Hindley, Spokane,
Wash.
THINNING OUT; farce in 3 acts, by M.
Brown. [45] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16695
© 1e. June 23, 1916; D 44225;
Martin Brown, New York.
THREE OF A KIND; comedy in 3 acts, by
J. Liberman. [75] p. 4to. Type
written. [16696
© 1 ec. June 24, 1916: D 44828;
Jules Liberman, New York.
|
vane
Too PROUD TO FIGHT; play in 4 acts,
by W. H. Kirkbride. 138 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16697
© ic July 12, 1916; D 44874;
William Howard Kirkbride, Dublin,
WN:
Ter (A) To WASHINGTON; musical
comedy in 2 acts, by Frank Kennedy.
[52] p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [16698
© ic. June 28, 1916; D 44254;
William Schoefi Campbell, Brooklyn.
UNDER THE REPUBLIC; playlet, by R. D.
Leland. 5p. 4to. Typewriitten.
[16699
© 1 ¢« June 28, 1916; D 44253;
Robert De Camp Leland, Wellesley
Hills, Mass.
| Up at NazaretH; 1 act play, by P.
Moeller. [1], 32 p. 4to. Type
written. [16700
© 1c July 20, 1916; D 44481;
Philip Moeller, New York.
Upitirtinc Miss PAprRikKA; surprise
salad with some dressing and un-
dressing. by G. Seibel. [8], 33 p.
4to. Typewritien. [16701
© ic July 6, 1916; D 44333;
George Seibel, Pittsburgh.
(LA) DELIVRE; chronique de
1916, piéce en 1 acte, par P. Bour-
get. (Jn Revue des deux mondes,
Apr. 15, 1916) [16702
© Apr. 15, 1916; 1 c. June 1, 1916;
D 44050; Paul Bourget, Paris.
Vren1e (LA) EeLise. See Rachel.
> un acte en vers, par R. Fau-
Paris, Théatre de R. Fau-
ike 1916. 23 p. Svo. [16703
© May 5, 1916; 1 e. July 1, 1916;
D L580: René Fauchois, Paris.
| Vorces; play in 1 act, by H. Flexner.
9 p. 4to. Typewritien. [16704
© 1c June 21, 1916; D 44205;
Hortense Flexner, Louisville.
VorTarre; play in 3 acts, by F. Brueg-
ger. [153] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16705
© 1c. July 10, 1916; D 44850;
Frederick Bruegger, Chicago.
Vortex (THE); new play in 3 acts, by
R. Hume-Gibbons. [131] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16706
© ic July 13, 1916; D 44367;
Robert Hume-Gibbons, Detroit.
WAIT AND SEE! comedy in 4 acts, by
G. R. Warren. [96] p. 4to. Type
written. [16707
© 1e July 1, 1916; D 44285;
Giles R. Warren, Dumont, N. J
751
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16708
pt. I, DS ye
WANTED, A COMPANION; 1 act playlet,
by M. cL. Spaulding’ 23S..pi fol.
Typewritten. [16708
© 1c June 24, 1916; D 44228;
Myra Louise Spaulding, Washington.
Wark (THE) BABE; dramatic play in 1
act, by W. B. Lewis. [1], 14 p.
12mo. Typewritten. [16709
© 1c. June 15, 1916; D 44220;
W. Barran Lewis, Philadelphia.
WASTREL (THE) HOARD; drama of the
greater love, in 5 acts, by F. Hen-
drick. New York, Puritan play com-
pany, - 1916." 260 "p. "> 1ront.. pork.
SVO. [16710
© June 26, 191G. 92. cr due of),
1916; D 44271; Fravk Hendrick,
New York.
WATCH THE REHEARSAL; play in 8 acts,
by Alexander Macnamee. [80] p.
4to. Typewritten. [16711
©1e July 10, 1916; D 44861;
Renée Johnson, Milton, Mass.
Way (THE) Betty BOTTS BROUGHT UP
HER CHILDREN; play in 1 act, by S.
P. Hendrickson. [2], 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16712
© 1c June 28, 1916; D 44257;
Susannah Pullin Hendrickson, Sil-
verton, O.
WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE; )playlet in
1 act and 2 scenes, by I. Ornstein.
[1], 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[167138
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44204;
Irving Ornstein, New York.
WER IST DIE SCHONSTE? eine ballett-
fabel, von L. Bartuschek, musik von
Julius Einddshofer. [1], 4 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [16714
© 1c. ‘July 6, 1916; D 443826;
Leo Bartuschek, Berlin.
WHAT pip I TELL you? melodramatic
farce in 8 acts, by O. Davis. [161]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16715
© 1) esduly 8, 1916;4D 44440 ;
Owen Davis, Yonkers, IN 2¥e
WHAT NEXT? play in 1 act, by J. G.
Lyle. [1], 8p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16716
© 1e July 5, 1916; D 443801;
John Geddes Lyle, Cupertino, Cal.
WHEN I WAS Young; play in 1 act, by
EK. Earle. 10 p. 4to. Ms. [16717
© le July 8, 1916; D 44401;
Kmma Karle, New York.
WHEN THE WORM TURNED; play in 1
act, by J. DY. Blaufox. © [Si]77arn.
4to. Typewritten. [16718
© 1c. June 20, 1916; D 44193;
Joseph David Blaufox, Brooklyn.
WHo AM I? 8 act faree, by J. Dunn.
[65] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16719
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44217;
Joseph Dunn, Brooklyn.
WHo PAYS? dramatic play in 4 acts,
by S. Stone. [89] p. 4to. Type-
written. [16720
© 1c July 10, 1916; D 44402:
Sydney Stone, Chicago.
WHO SAID PEACE? 1 act playlet, by
HY M. Barnes... [2]0 (132
Typewritten. [16721
© 1 ¢«. July 7, 1916; DD Aaa
Howard McKent Barnes, Chicago.
WHY BOYS LEAVE THE FARM; 8 act mu-
sical comedy, by F. HE. Bonnell.
[18] p. 8vo. Printed. [Words
only | [16722 -
© 1c June 23, 1916; D 44247;
Francis Earl Bonnell, North Hast,
Pa.
WiLp Poppy; play in 4 acts, by EH.
Nytray and Andor Garvay. [125]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [16723
© l1e July 8, 1916; D 44346;
Emil Nytray, Milford, Conn.
WILL 0’ THE WORLD; a Shakespearean
tercentenary masque, by I. F. Co-
nant. cover-title, 43 p. S8vo. $0.25.
[16724
© May 12, 1916; 2 c May 13,
1916; A 484193; Isabelle Fiske
Conant, Wellesley, Mass.
WILL SHAKESPEARE; play in 8 acts,
by M. A. Hillmann. 64 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [16725
© 1c. July 7, 1916; Dr4ts4r;
Mercy Anne Hillmann, Dunellen,
iNet J.
WIspDOM AND VANITY; allegorical
comedy in 1 act, by HE. Hopkins.
[21], 24 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16726
©.1,«. July 3, 1916; D 4a2sae
Edwin Hopkins, New York.
WitcH (THE) OF THE WeEsT; 1 act
play, by C. Von der Vonde. [2],
17 p. .4to. Typewritten. [16727
©. LressJune , 13)o1916 ;.. De ABiees,
©. Von der Vonde, New York.
792
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1916
16738
Woman (THE) ACROSS THE STREET;
farce in 1 act, by D. MacLaren.
[2], 22 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16728
©iece July 20, 1916; D 44422;
Donald MacLaren, New York.
WoMAN ON HER OWN, FALSE GODS, AND
THE RED ROBE; 3 plays, by Brieux,
the English version by Mrs. Bernard
Shaw, J. F. Fagan, and A. Bernard
Miall. New York, Brentano’s, 1916.
x, 330 p: 12mo. [16729
ee sune 5 1916; 2 c. June 13,
1916; D 44148; Brentano’s, New
York.
WomaAn’s (THE) GAME; comedy in 1
act, by Ivan Wise. 17p. fol. Type-
written. [16730
© 1c. June 27, 1916; D 44248;
Huber Frederic Wise, Spokane.
Women’s (THE) KINGDOM; oR, THE
NEW REBEKAH DEGREE, farce for pre-
sentation by Rebekah lodges [writ-
ten and arranged by W. E. Covert]
15 p. 16mo. Printed. [167381
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. June 20,
1916; D 44190; William E. Covert,
Garden City, Kan.
WoORLDLY HOPE; drama in prologue, 3
acts and an epilogue, by T. C. Hed-
den. [56] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16732
© 1c. June 23, 1916; D 44224;
Thomas Clarke Hedden, New York.
WUsSTENMORAL; schwank in 1 akt, von
August Neidhart. Wien, O. Eirich,
1995. 20 p. 12mo. [16733
©l1c. July 6, 1916; D 44319; Otto
Hirich, Vienna.
YESTERDAY AND TODAY; play in pro-
logue, 2 acts and epilogue, by R. H.
Davis and Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
[69] p. 4to. Typewritten. [16734
© 1e. July 3, 1916; D 44290;
Ruth Helen Davis, Short Beach,
Conn.
You’RE iT; farce in 1 act, by H. Dana.
[1],16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[16735
© 1e July 7, 1916; D 44839;
Helen Dana, Tarrytown, N. Y. .
YOUR DAUGHTER AND MINE; playlet in
1 act, by G. W. Johnston. [1], 25 p.
4to. Typewritten. [16736
© 1e July 19, 1916; D 44414;
George Woodruff Johnston, Wash-
ington.
283 BELLEVUE ANNEX; Sketch, by E.
Clifton. [2], 32 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [16737
© 1e July 15,1916; D 44382;
Ethel Clifton, Boston.
$5,000 REWARD; play in 1 act, by C.
Gillingwater and R. Barlow. [2],
22 p. 4to. Typewritten. [16738
© lie. July 15, 1916; D 44386;
Claude Gillingwater and Reginald
Barlow, New York.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 1,609
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
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GLASS F...MAPS.
ALBANY, Gentry Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16739
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; F 29941; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ALLEGHENY County, Pa. New automo-
bile and good road map of Alle-
gheny County, Pa. Size 264 by 31
inches. [16740
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. June 26,
1916; F 28677; August H. Mueller,
Philadelphia.
Arizona. Map of central Arizona.
Scale 1:176000. Size 274 by 3814
inches. [16741
© June 16, 1916; 2 ce June 20,
1916; F 28661; F. N. Holmquist,
-Phoenix, Ariz.
Size 27 by 88 inches. [16742
© June 16 ,1916; 2 c. June 20,
1916; F 28688; F. N. Holmquist,
Phoenix, Ariz.
—_——
[Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16748
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. July 5, 1916;
F 29954; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ATCHISON, Kan. Insurance maps of
Atchison, Atchison, Co., Kan. May,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 34
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [16744
© June 23, 1916; 2 ec. June 24,
1916; F 29946; Sanborn map, co.,
New York.
AypEN, Pitt Co., N. C. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16745
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. June 23,
1916; F 29929; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Bancrort, Kossuth Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16746
© July 20 ,1916; 2 c. July 22,
1916; F 29980; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Barker, Niagara Co., N. Y. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16747
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; F 29944; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Bavaria, Germany. Military student’s
time saver to accompany operation
orders, von Kiesling, prepared by
S. Frankenberger. Size 114 by 144
inches. Blueprint. [16748
© June 23, 1916; 1 ce. May 5, 1916;
1 ec. May 17, 1916; F 28696; Bess
Mickelson Frankenberger, Ft. Lea-
venworth, Kan.
BETHANY, Harrison Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16749
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. June 20,
1916; F 29928; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. Map of the boroughs
of Bethlehem, South Bethlehem,
Northampton Heights and Fountain
Hill, drawn by EH. M. Killough, re-
vised 1916. Seale 1 inch to 400
feet. Size 33 by 38 inches. [16750
© June 24, 1916; 2 « June 27,
1916; EF 28678; Rolland Beddall
Weand, Bethlehem, Pa.
Bic BEAR LAKE TO VICTORVILLE, Cal.
Automobile road map from Big Bear
Lake to Victorville via Box S ranch.
Size 104 by 3% inches. [16751
© June 21, 1916312. ci July5,
1916; EF 28707; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Bia PINE TO CARSON CiTy AND LAKE
TAHOE, Nev. Automobile road map
from Big Pine to Carson City and
Lake Tahoe via Mono Lake: pt. 1
Big Pine to Bath Tub Spring. Size
104 by 8% inches. [16752
© May 20, 1916; 2 ec. July 15,
1916; F 28704; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
709
_ CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16753
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
Boont, Ia. Insurance maps of Boone,
Boone Co., Ia. Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 16 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16753
© June. 23. 719162 e aume, 24.
1916; F 29937; Sanborn. map ©o.,
New York.
Boonton, Morris Co., N. J. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 19 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16754
© June 23, 1916; 2 © dume 24:
1916; EF 29938; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Boston, Mass. Motor trips from Bos-
ton. 6 maps, various sizes. [16755
© May 22, 1916; 2 ©. June “15,
1916; F 28649; Walker lith. & pub.
co., Boston.
BOSWELL, Somerset Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16756
© June 23, 1916; 2 c« June 24,
1916; F 29942; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BRECKENRIDGE, Caldwell Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to” an ineh. "2 “sheets, Size. 25
by 21 inches. [16757
© July .1, 1916; 2 c. July 5, 1916;
F 29953; Sanborn map co. New
York.
Brock Ton, Schuylkill Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16758
Oo duly it 1916s 2 ce uly ao.
1916; EF 29969; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CALIFORNIA. Central and southern
California roads from Sacramento
to San Diego. Size 12% by 10 inches.
Blueprint. [16759
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. June 19,
1916; F 28660; Ebenezer B. Sadler,
Oakland, Cal.
CaREY, Wyandot Co., O. [Insurance
“map| Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16760
© June 22, 1916: 2 ¢) June 23;
1916; EF 299384; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CARROLL County, O. Lee’s farm atlas
of Carroll County, O., comp. by R.
H. Lee. 5 sheets, size 224 by 20
inches. [16761
©, Sept. 25, 61945 +32 ecasune Zi)
1916; F 28666; C. W. Chadwick,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Cass County, Ind. Chadwick farm
atlas of Cass County, Ind. 5 sheets,
size 244 by 20 inches. [16762
© Jan. 1, 1916; 2 @ Juseen
1916; F 28667; C. W. Chadwick,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Cuicaco, Ill. Insurance maps of Chi-
cago, Ill. v. 6, 1916. Seale 50 ff.
to aninch. 4p. 1, 1141, size 25 by
21 inches. Bound. [16763
© July 11, 1916; 2 ec July ei
1916; F 29971; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Kandul’s atlas map guide of Chi-
cago. [Chicago, Ill.] Stanley Kan-
dul, .1916. vi; 122 “p) 40m maa
Svo. $1.00. [16764
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. June 23, 1916;
aff. June 22, 1916; A 433484; Stan-
ley Kandul, Chicago.
CINCINNATI, O. Mendenhall’s new
guide map of Cincinnati showing
latest annexations. Size 31 by 30
inches. [16765
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. June 29,
1916; F 28683; C. S. Mendenhall,
Cincinnati.
CLARK County, Ill. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 2
p. 1. ° 7-83, vill, xxx paige
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[16766
© June 8, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 4383404; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago. :
CLEVELAND, O.
sional district.
Twentieth congres-
Size 24 by 4 inches.
[16767
© June 10, 1916: 2 c Juneyas
1916; F 28647; Jos. J. Devney,
Cleveland.
CoLEMAN, Coleman Co., Tex. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16768
©. July 24,-19163| 2%e July;
1916; EF 29987; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Cotorapo. Map showing main roads
in Colorado, comp. by the State
highway commission of Colorado.
Revised to Apr. 1, 1916. Denver,
Col., Smith-Brooks co., [1916] Size
234 by 384 inches. [16769
© Apr. 21, 1916; 2 c June 12,
1916; KE 28697; Mountain states
telephone & telegraph co., Denver.
((3))
.
no. 7, 1916
MAPS
CoLtumBus, Ind. Columbus, the county | DarKEr County, O. Farm journal map
seat of Bartholomew County, Ind.,
and East Columbus. Size 46 by 364
inches. -Blueprint. [16770
Soemiy t2191G- 2 c July 14,
1916; F 28702; Cyrus R. Clevenger,
Columbus, Ind.
COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION, Wash.
Diminished Colville Indian reserva-
tion, lands to open for homesteads
coiored red. Colville, Wash., Col-
ville examiner [1916] Size 24 by 388
inches. [16771
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. June 22,
1916; F 28672; Clair Hunt, Colville,
Wash.
CoNNEcTIcCUT. Connecticut state high-
way department, color routes es-
tablished on trunk line highways.
Size 253 by 343 inches. [16772
meapr 1 41916; 2 e June 24,
1916; F 28676; Walker lith. & pub.
co., Boston.
CORRECTIONVILLE, Woodbury Co., Ia.
[Insurance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [16773
eealy 30, 1916:'2 ¢c July 11,
1916; F 29962; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CRAWFORD County, Ark. Map of Craw-
ford County, Ark., showing oil and
gas developments. Scale 1 inch to
4,000 feet. Size 404 by 41 inches.
Blueprint. [16774
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 17,
1916; F 28659; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
CRETE, Will Co., Ill. [Insurance map]
June, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16775
© July 18, 1916; 2 c« July 19,
1916; F 29975; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
DALLAS CENTER, Dallas Co., Ia. [In-
surance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16776
© July 20, 1916; 2 ec July 22,
1916; F 29984; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Danvers, Mass. Insurance maps of
Danvers, Essex Co., Mass. June,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 20
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [16777
fa arniy “6, 1916°"'2 -¢. July 10,
1916; F 29961; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
a
of Darke County, O. Philadelphia,
Pa., Wilmer. Atkinson co., [1916]
Size 25 by 15 inches. [16778
©" June -20;" 1916-2 ‘ce June 2F:
1916; F 28671; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
Delaware River
Y., to Trenton,
DELAWARE RIVER.
from Deposit. N.
N. J. Size 19 by 9 inches. Blue-
print. [16779
©) daly: 19:19168 2’ exPuly; 11,1916;
F 28692; John Anderson, Washing-
ton.
Historical map of the Delaware
River from Philadelphia, Pa., to
Trenton, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Henry J. Kuehls [1916] Size 35
by 64 inches. [16780
© May 27, 1916; 2 @ May 81,
1916; F 28662; Dolphin line, Tren-
fon, IN: J:
Detroit, Mich. Auto road map of De-
troit and vicinity. Size 15} by 153
inches. [16781
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. June 16,
1916; F 28656; Jethro Brown & ©co.,
Detroit.
— Baist’s plat book of the city of
Detroit and suburbs, Mich., com-
piled and published from official
records, private plans and actual
surveys. 2 p. Ll, 120 1, size 13 by
10 inches. [16782
© June 20, 1916; 2 ec. June 15,
1916; F 28664; G. Wm. Baist, Phila-
delphia.
District OF COLUMBIA. Insurance
maps of Washington, D. C. v. 3,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to aninch. 5p.1,
89 1., size 25 by 21 inches. [16783
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce. June 23,
1916; F 29935; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Dumont, Bergen Co., N. J. [Insur-
ance map] May. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16784
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. June 23,
1916; F 29981; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Dunn County, N. D. Map of Dunn
County, N. D. Scale 2 inches to 6
miles. Size 22 by 174 inches. Blue-
print. [16785
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 c. June 30,
1916; F 28685; George Edward Han-
son, Manning, N. D.
757
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16786
EacteE Rock City, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal. [Insurance map] June, 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by
21 inches. [16786
©: June 28,1916 3.2 .c. uly. 15,
1916; EF 29972; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
EARLHAM, Madison Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16787
©. July! 20, 1916+ °2.é-Fuly 22:
1916; F 29983; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FALLON, Prairie Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16788
© isune.c22," 1916502 sen Suly. _ 3:
1916; F 29951; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FLoripA. Blum’s commercial travel-
ers’ map of Florida showing railway
Systems, railway distances, inter-
urban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1000 or more.
1916-1917 ed. Size 9 by 12 inches,
in cover. 16mo. [16789
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
23, 1916; A 484632; Max L. Blum,
New York.
FREEPORT, Ill. Map showing central
location of Freeport and railroads
radiating from this city. Scale 115
miles to 1 inch. Size 44 by 6
inches. [16790
©: daly 0 3,21916 352 ee. 1aumen23.
1916; F 28673; W. T. Rawleigh co.,
Freeport, Ill.
FRESNO AND MADERA TO WAWONA,
Cal. Automobile roads from Fresno
and Madera to Wawona, Yosemite
National Park and Mariposa Grove
of Big Trees. Size 103 by 32
inches. [16791
© May 20, 1916-2 © suly 15;
1916; F 28714; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
GEORGETOWN, Williamson Co., Tex.
[Insurance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25
* by 21 inches. [16792
©. June 22,:1916;;2 ¢c. June 23,
1916; EF 299383; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
pt. 1, Si, Vv: da
GEoRGIA. Blum’s commercial travelers’
map of Georgia showing railway sys-
tems, railway distances, interurban
trolleys, leading industries and in-
dexed location of all towns having a
population of 1000 or more. 1916—
1917 ed. Size 12 by 9 inches, in
cover. 16mo. [16793
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
23, 1916; A 484633; Max L. Blum,
New York.
New commercial and census map
of Georgia, counties in different col-
ors, cities, villages and post offices,
steam and electric railroads with
stations and distances between sta-
tions, complete index to all places on
map with population according to
latest census and main automobile
highways. Size 574 by 38 inches.
[16794
June 9, 1916; 2 c« June 15,
1916; F 28655; National map co.,
Indianapolis.
GRAND LEDGE, Eaton Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16795
©: July 11, 1916;92 Geta,
1916; F 29966; Sanborn map @o.,
New York.
GREENTOWN, Howard Co., Ind. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16796
© July 11, 19165 2 ey¥ouiy eS
1916; F 29967 : Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HAMILTON, Caldwell Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16797
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 7 sotee
F 29957; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Hancock County, O.- Farm journal
map of Hancock County, O. Phila-
delphia, Pa., Wilmer Atkinson Co.
[1916] Size 214 by 19 inches.
[16798
(© July 12, 1916:.2 e Jule
1916; F 28701; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
Hastines, Mich. Insurance maps of
Hastings, Barry Co., Mich. May,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 13
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [16799
© June 21,1916; 2 e June 22,
1916; F 29928; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
708
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;
MAPS -
no. 7, 1916
HawortTH, Bergen Co., N. J. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to aninch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16800
© June 21, 1916; 2 c.. June 22,
1916; F 29927; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Heprick, Keokuk Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Mar.,1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [16801
eetuly 20.> 1916; 2 c. July 22,
1916; F 29978; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
HERMINIE, Pa. [Insurance map] of
Herminie, Westmoreland Co., Pa.,
including Keystone. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16802
July 10,1916; 2 ¢. July 11,
1916; EF 29963; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
HERTFORD, Perquimans Co., N. C. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16803
ey taly 24-1916; 2c. July 25,
1916; F 29988; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Houston, Tex. Part of Houston,
comp. by the Best map co. under the
direction of W. J. Matthews. Scaie
1:25000. Size 35 by 102 inches.
Blueprint. [16804
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. July 1, 1916;
F 28703; Best map co., Houston,
Tex.
JEFFERSON, Jackson Co., Ga. _ [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 shects, size 25 by 21
inches. [16805
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. July 19.
1916; F 29976; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
JOHNSONBURG, Elk Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16806
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. June 23,
1916; F 299382; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
KENTUCKY. Railroad map of Ken-
tucky. 1913-14. Scale 7.2 miles to
linch. Size 22 by 46 inches. [16807
© May 22, 1913; 2 e June 5,
1916; F 28663; James Le Roy Wil-
hoit, New York.
16815
Koxomo, Ind. Insurance maps of Ko-
komo, Howard Co., Ind. May, 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 35 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [16808
©, July ?24,.1916;. 2 ‘ezc July 25;
1916; F 29989; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
LA Crosse, Whitman Co., Wash. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16809
© Sully 10/1916 92 ¢c) Suly 5:
1916; F 29973; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
LAKE PLAcm; Essex Co., N: YY. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16810
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. June 23,
1916; F 29930; Sanborn map Go.,
New York.
LAMONI, Decatur Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to
an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16811
©, Suly 20: 1916 -. 2c, fuly 22.
1916; F 29986; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
LAMOURE County, N. D. Size 1034 by
19 inches. [16812
e) July" 11 A916 2 -<: “fuly As;
1916; F 28698; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
LAPEER County, Mich. Chadwick
farm atlas of Lapeer County, Mich.
6 sheets, size 224 by 20 inches.
[16813
©. Oct 9191552 we Sune. 21,
1916; F 28665; C. W.* Chadwick,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
| LEWISTOWN, Fergus Co., Mont. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 21 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [16814
(tune 22, <1SiE 2 ec. Duly,
1916; F 29949; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
LINCOLN HIGHWAY. Authentic map of
route of the Lincoln highway show-
ing distance between each city,
complete mileage per hour and best
hotels to stop at. Size 5 by 16
inches. [16815
©*Suly 2; 1916; 2c. July ‘8; 1916;
F 28691; Paul N. Custer, Morris-
ville, Pa.
709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16816
pt. I, n. s., v.13
Logan County, Col. Corbin’s map of
Logan County, Col. Denver, Col.,
Clason map co. [1916] Size 24 by
283 inches. Blueprint. [16816
© July 6, 1916: 2 e July 10,
1916; F 28693; James Lloyd Corbin,
Sterling, Col.
LoHRVILLE, Calhoun Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Mar., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16817
© July 20, 1916; 2 « July 22,
1916; F 29977; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Loneview, Tex. Insurance maps of
Longview, Gregg Co., Tex. June,
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 12
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16818
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 7, 1916;
F 29958; Sanborn map co. New
York.
Los ANGELES TO SAN Francisco, Cal.
Automobile road map from Los An-
geles to San Francisco via coast
route: pt. 1, Los Angeles to Ventura.
Size 103 by 32 inches. [16819
© May 24, 1916; 2 e July 15,
1916; F 28712; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES TO SUNLAND, Cal. Map
showing automobile roads from Los
Angeles to Sunland, La Crescenta
and La Canada. Size 103 by 3?
inches. [16820
Wek. 2s, 1G: 2c. Amy 25,
1916; F 28709: Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Macoms Cotnty, Mich. Farm journal
map of Macomb County, Mich.
Philadelphia, Pa... Wilmer Atkinson
co. [1916] Size 22 by 14 inches.
[16821
© . July: 12,1916; -2.e.Saly~43,
1916: F 28700; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
Matne. Maine and maritime proy-
inces, based on the U. S. and Cana-
dian geological survey and post road
maps showing in their correct geo-
graphic relation the principal routes
throughout the state of Maine, and
their connections westward into
New Hampshire and eastward into
the maritime provinces of Canada.
Size 223 by 173 inches. [16822
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec. June 30,
1916; F 28687: American automo-
bile assn., New York.
|
a
MARTINSDALE, Meagher Co., Mont.
[Insurance map] May. 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [16823
© June 6, 1916; 2 « June 20,
1916; F 29926; Sanborn map eo.,
New York.
Mexico. Hammond’s 11 by 18 map
of Mexico. Size 11 by 18 inches.
[16824
© July 1, 1916; 2 e. July 5, 1916:
- otaae C. S. Hammond & co., New
rork.
War map of Mexico compiled
from former maps and official re-
ports. June, 1916. 1st ed. Seale
72 miles to 1 inch. Size 183 by 253
inches. Blueprint. [16825
© June 27, 1916; 2 e June 28,
i916: F 28681; Childrey co., ine,
Richmond.
Mitrorp, Dickinson Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16826
© July 20, 1916; 2 e July 22,
1916; F 29979; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Monroe, Walton Co., Ga. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. (16827
© June 23, 1916; 2 ce June 2,
1916; F 29939; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Monroe County, Mich. Farm journal
map of Monroe County, Mich. Phil-
adelphia, Pa., Wilmer Atkinson ¢o.,
[1916] Size 183 by 21 inches.
[16828
© June 20, 1916: 2 e June 22,
1916: F 28670: C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
MONTPELIER, Williams Co., O. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16829
© July 12, 1916; 2 « July 13,
1916: F 29970; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
Morers, Ill.
Grundy Co., Ill. May, 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 12 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [16830
© June 28, 1916; 2 & June 29,
1916; F 29947; Sanborn map ¢Co.,
New York.
[Insurance maps] Morris
.
)
|
,
MAPS
no. 7, 1916
Murray, Calloway, Ky. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
, [16831
© June 23, 1916; 2 c« June 24,
1916; F 29948; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
NASHVILLE, Barry Co., Mich. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16832
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; F 29940; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
New Lonpon, Henry Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map} May, 1916. Scale S50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16833
© July 5, 1916; 2 ec. July 6, 1916;
F 29955; Sanborn map co., New
York.
New York (State)
mobile road map. Size 14 by 21
inches. [16834
metuly 10, 1916; 2 ec. July 15,
1916; F 28721; Rand, McNally & co.,
New York.
New York (City)
New York auto-
Joan Vingboom’s
map 1639, Manatus. Size 174 by 26
inches. [16835
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. June 19,
1916; F 28689; Edward Van Winkle,
New York.
— Section of New York City from
Battery to and including Worth St.
Size 83 by 154 inches. [16836
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 28653; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
— Section of New York City from
Worth St. to 17th St. Size 8% by 16
inches. [16837
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; EF 28652; J. N. Matthews co..
Buffaio.
Section of New York City from
18th St. to 121 St. Size 83% by 163
inches. [16838
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 28650; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
— Section of New York City from
122nd St. to Spuyten Duyvil Creek.
Size 83 by 164 inches.
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 28651; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
(16839.
ES ,
16846
NortH AMERICA. ~Hammond’s
homic map of North America.
11 by 8 inches. [16840
© June 27, 1916; 2c June 30,
1916; F 28684; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
eco-
Size
NorktH CAROLINA. Blum’s commercial
travelers’ map of North Carolina
and South Carolina showing rail-
Way systems, railway distances, in-
terurban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1,000 or more.
1916-1917 ed. Size 9 by 123 inches,
in cover. 16mo. [16841
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
23, 1916; A 434631; Max L. Blum,
New York.
OAKLAND, Cal. Oakland to Sacra-
mento over new causeway via
Martinez and Benicia. (Jn Oakland
tribune, v. 84, no. 83, May 14, 1916)
[16842
© May 14, 1916; 1 « July 10,
1916; F 28694; Oakland tribune,
Oakland, Cal.
— Oakland to Santa Cruz via New
Glenwood road is now popular auto
trip. (J Oakland tribune, v. 84, no.
111, June 11, 1916) [16843
© June 11, 1916; 1 ¢« July 10,
1916; EF 28695; Oakland tribune,
Oakland, Cal.
OgpdEN, Boone Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Feb., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [16844
© july. co). 1O1G: / 2) el sahy p24,
1916; F 29981; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
OKLAHOMA. Blum’s commercial tray-
elers’ map of Oklahoma showing
railway systems, railway distances,
interurban trolleys, leading indus-
tries and indexed location of all
towns having a population of 1,000
or more. 1916-1917 ed. Size 9 by.
124 inches, in cover 16mo. [16845
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 4384630; Max L.
Blum, New York.
OTTERTAIL County, Minn. Size 11%
by 15 inches. [16846
©) July 11,°1916; 2. ‘¢) July_ 138,
1916; F 28699; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
761
16847
PALMDALE TO VICTORVILLE, Cal. Auto-
mobile road map from Palmdale to
Victorville via Little Rock and
Llano. Size 10% by 3% inches.
[16847
© Mar. 28 19iG= 27\e.° July. 15,
1916; F 28708; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
PASADENA, Cal. Automobile road map
touring Pasadena and vicinity, show-
ing boulevard system to Los Angeles
and adjacent cities together with
principal points of interest to the
motoring public. Size 14 by 17
inches. [16848
© Apr. 1, 19169°2 eo oSuly 15,
1916; EF 28720; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
PATTONSBURG, Daviess Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16849
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; F 29945; Sanborn map c@o.,
New York.
PENNSYLVANIA. Pennsylvania auto-
mobile road map. Scale 16 miles to
linch. Size 12 by 16 inches. [16850
©, June.45, 1916; 2 ¢., June 22,
1916; F 28669; Rand-McNally & co.,
New York.
— Road map of Pennsylvania &
Delaware showing the Atlantic re-
fining co. stations. 2 maps, vari-
ous sizes. [16851
© May 5, 1916;°2° c May 26,
1916; aff. June 3, 1916; A 484227;
Automobile blue book pub. co., New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Philadelphia; a
chart of the city showing its streets
and prominent buildings. Size 19 by
26% inches. [16852
© June 19, 1916; 2 c June 22,
1916; F 28668; Rand-McNally & co.,
New York.
Poto, Caldwell Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [16853
© July 1, tog 2 @ wuly 412:
1916; F 29968; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
POTTSTOWN, Pa. Insurance maps of
Pottstown, Montgomery Co., Pa.
May, 1916. Secale 50 ft. to an inch.
36 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[16854
© July 10, 1916; 2 e@ July 11,
1916; F 29965; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
PRAIRIE City, Jasper Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Jan., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16855
© July 20, 1916; 2 @ July 22,
1916; F 29985; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Pucet Sounp. Kroll’s standard map
of Puget Sound country. Size 404
by 203 inches. [16856
© May 1, 1916; 2 « June ae
1916; EF 28674; Kroll map oo.
Seattle.
RAVALLI County, Mont. Ravalli
County record map compiled from
the official records of the General
land office and other sources. Size
184 by 404 inches. [16857
© June 138, 1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; F 28648 : A B. Shoudy, Ham-
ilton, Mont.
REDFIELD, Dailas Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] Mar., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16858
© July 20, 1916; 2 cgay ee
1916; F 29982; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
RYEGATE, Musselshell Co., Mont. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16859
© June 8, 1916; 2 ec June 20,
1916; F 29924; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SACRAMENTO TO LAKE TAHOE AND
Reno, Nev. Automobile road map
from Sacramento to Lake Tahoe and
Reno via Placerville: pt. 1 Sacra-
mento to Placerville-—pt. 2 Placer-
ville to State line P. O.—pt. 3 State
line P. O. and Truckee to Reno, Nev.
Size 10% by 32 inches.
[16860-16862
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. each July
15, 1916; F 28717-28719; Automo-
pile club ‘of southern California, Los
Angeles.
Automobile road map from Sacra-
mento to Lake Tahoe and Reno via
Truckee: pt. 4 Colfax to Truckee.—
pt. 5 Sacramento to Colfax. Size
103 by 3% inches. [16863, 16864
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. each July 15,
1916; F 28715, 28716; Automobile
club of southern California, Los
Angeles.
762
MAPS
no. 7, 1916 16880
SoutH Daxotsa. New commercial and | Tipton, Moniteau Co., Mo. [Insur-
census map of South Dakota show- ance map] Mar., 1916. Seale 50
ing counties in different colors,
townships, cities, villages and post
offices, steam and electric railroads
with stations and distances between
stations, complete index to all places
on the map with population accord-
ing to the latest census, transcon-
tinental and main traveled automo-
bile highways. Size 36 by 49 inches.
[16865
© June 9, 1916; 2 c June 15,
1916; EF 28654; National map co.,
Indianapolis.
STANBeRRY, Gentry Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Apr., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16866
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. June 30,
1916; F 29952; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Srertine, Ill. Insurance maps of
Sterling including Rock Falls,
Mintesiae’ Go., Ill. <Apr., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 22 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [16867
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 24,
1916; F 29936; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
StockTon To YOSEMITE, Cal. Auto-
mobile road map from Stockton to
Yosemite via Oakdale and Grove-
land: pt. 1 Stockton to Chinese
Camp. Size 103% by 3? inches.
[16868
ee Agr 3) 1916; 2c. July 15,
1916; F 28711; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
— pt. 2 Chinese Camp to Yose-
mite. Size 103 by 3% inches.
[16869
eonmr te. 1916; 2 ce. July...16,
1916; F 28710; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
Stryker, Williams Co., O. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16870
© July 8, 1916; 2c. July 10, 1916;
F 29960; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Terry, Prairie Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. . Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [16871
© June 23, 1916; 2c. July 3, 1916;
F 29950; Sanborn map co., New
York.
55661—_16——8
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16872
©) duly, 71916; 2 @ July 8/1916:
KF 29959; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Twopot, Meagher Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16873
© June 6, 1916-2 cc. June, 20)
1916; F 29925; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
UNITED STATES. Hammond’s complete
map of United States and Canada.
Size 25 by 35 inches. [16874
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec June 28,
1916; F 28682; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
— Sugar belt production of the
United States. Size 32 by 36 inches.
Blueprint. [16875
© May 1, 1916; 2c. May 18, 1916;
F 28680; Kelly filter press co., Salt
Lake City.
United States east, main traveled
routes showing principal highways
in the central and eastern states.
Size 224 by 18 inches. [16876
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec. June 30,
1916; F 28686; American automobile
assn., New York.
Wet and dry map of the United
States, Jan. 1, 1893—Apr. 1, 1916. 2
maps, size 22 by 36 inches. [16877
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 484474; American issue
pub. co., Westerville, O.
— Yellowstone trail association road
condition map service, corrected
each week. Size 3 by 10 inches.
[16878
© May 14, 1916; 2 c. June 16,
1916; EF 28657; Yellowstone trail
assn., Aberdeen, S. D.
VERMONTVILLE, Haton Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] May, 1916. Scale 50
ft to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16879
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. July 6, 1916;
F 29956; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ViniTA, Okl. Insurance maps of
Vinita, Craig Co., Okl. May, 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 12 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [16880
© June 28, 1916; 2 c June 29,
1916; F 29948; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
763
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16881 pt. 1, n.5., v. 13
WASHINGTON County, Neb. Map of | Woonsocket, Sanborn Co., S. D. [In-
Washington County, Neb., correct
May 1, 1916. Size 20% by 274
inches. [16881
© May 1, 1916; 2 «@ June 24,
1916; F 28675; M. H. La Douceur,
Omaha, Neb.
WAWONA TO YOSEMITE, Cal. Automo-
bile road map from Wawona to
WORLD.
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [16884
© July 10, 1916-2 tule ase
1916; F 29964; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Sugar production of the
world. Size 20 by 34 inches. Blue-
print. [16885
Yosemite, Mariposa Grove of Big
Trees, Devil’s Peak, Glacier Point,
ete. Size 104 by 3% inches. [16882
ie) Sune S, 19162 2 ves ag.
1916; FE 28713; Automobile club of
southern California, Los Angeles.
© May 1, 1916; 2. ec May 18,
1916; F 28679; Kelly filter press co.,
Salt Lake City.
YorK County, Pa. Official map of
York County, Pa., showing steam
and electric railroads, public roads,
state roads, state aid roads, city,
boroughs, villages, townships and
rivers. 1915. Size 23 by 28 inches.
Blueprint. [16886
© June 13, 1916; 2 ec. June 16,
1916; F 28658; Milton H. Gross,
Dover, Pa.
WInonA, Whitman Co., Wash. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[16883
© July 13, 1916; 2 « July 19,
1916; F 29974; Sanborn map Co.,
New York. ;
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916____ 914
764
CLASSES L AND M.
MOTION PICTURES
Avist (THE); by Allan England, pic-
turized by George H. Plympton, pro-
duced by Paul Scardon. 5 reels.
; [16887
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8706; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
ALL (AN) AROUND CURE; written by
Wm. W. Farmer, produced by Allen
Curtis. Reel. [16888
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8607; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AMERICA PREPARED; by A. E. Cobb.
Clippings from reel. [16889
© title, description and 107 prints
reed. June 30, 1916; M 671; Agnes
Egan Cobb, New York.
AMERICANS AFTER ALL; written by
Frances M. Greene, directed by Clay
M. Greene. Reel. [16890
© July 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8709; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
ANGELIC (AN) ATTITUDE; written by
Edwin Ray Coffin, produced by Tom
-Mix. Reel. [16891
-© July 15, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8744; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
ANY YOUTH; written and produced by
Allen J. Holubar. Reel. [16892
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8609; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ARMS AND THE WOMAN; by George
Fitzmaurice. Clippings from reel.
[16893
© title, description and 214 prints
recd. July 17, 1916; L 8717; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
ART FOR ART’S SAKE; written by Ben
Cohn, produced by Eddie Lyons and
Lee Moran. Reel. [16894
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8711; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BASEBALL Bixzt, no. 2. Flirting with
marriage, written by Billy Mason
and Al Russell, directed by Billy
Mason. [16895
© July 6, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8646; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BEAST (THE) ; conceived and directed
by Richard Stanton. 5 reels.
[16896
© July 23, 1916; 1 ¢c. and descrip-
tion. Julye.24,, 1916s due. Iuly, 25;
1916; L 8776; William Fox, New
York.
BECKONING (THE) TRAIL; written by
F. McGrew Willis, produced by Jack
Conway. 5reels. (Conway 1795-C)
[16897
© July 25, 1916; 2-c. and descrip-
tion July 26, 1916; L 8787; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BEER MUST GO DOWN; written by Ben
Cohn, produced by Eddie Lyons and
Lee Moran. Reel. [16898
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8725; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BEHIND THE VEIL; adapted by Cathe-
rine Carr from the story by EHliza-
beth R. Carpenter, produced by
Lucius J. Henderson. 2 reels.
[16899
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8592; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BELLE (THE) AND THE BELLHOP; writ-
ten and produced by Roy Clements.
2 reels. [16900
© July 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; L 8670; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BETTINA LOVED A SOLDIER; based on the
story of L’Abbé Constantin by Ludo-
vie Halevy, scenario by Elliot J.
Clawson, directed by Rupert Julian.
5 reels. (Julian no. 1772) [16901
© July 20, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; L 8752; Bluebird
photoplays, ine.
765
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16902
pt. 1, 2. Sa
Bossy BUMPS DETECTIVE STORY; an
animated cartoon by Earl Hurd.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon) Reel.
[16902
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; M 678; Bray
Studios, ine., New York.
Boitp (A) BAD BREEZE. Reel. [16903
© July 11, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; L 8667; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Bonp (THE) OF BLOOD; written and
produced by Van Dyke Brooke, pic-
turized by Van Buren Powell. 3
reels. [16904
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8764; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
BRANSCOMBE’S PAL; written by Ban-
nister Merwin, produced by Harold
Shaw. 2 reels. . [16905
© July 13, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8696; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BRoTHER’S (A) LOYALTY. 2 reels.
[16906
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; L 8681; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
By RIGHT OF LOVE; written by Clar-
ence J. Harris, directed by Leon D.
Kent. 2 reels. [16907
© July 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 20, 1916; L 8746; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 12;
eartoon by Wallace A. Carlson.
Split reel. [16908
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and de-
seription July 1, 1916; M 658; Essa-
nay film mfg. co., Chicago.
CAPRICE OF THE MOUNTAINS; an origi-
nal story by Clarence J. Harris, di-
rected by John G. Adolfi. 5 reels..
[16909
© July 9, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8663; William
Fox, New York.
CAPTAIN (THE) OF THE TYPHOON;
written by Harry Ditmar, produced
by Henry M. Webster. 2 reels.
[16910
©. July 21, 1916;.2 ¢ and de
scription July 22, 1916; L 8775; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York
NN
CARMEN; a moving cartoon, drawn by
H. M. Shields and J. C. Terry. Reel.
[16911
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 10, 1916; M 660; Movea
film service, ine., New York.
CHEAP (A) VACATION; written and
produced by P. D. Hugon. Reel.
[16912
1916; 2 ec and de-
18, 19163: b-S¥e2:
of America, New
© July 17,
seription July
Vitagraph co.
York.
CHIMNEY (THE) SWEEP; by Edward
T. Lowe jr, directed by L. C. Win-
dom. 2 reels. [16913
© July 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8768; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago. .
CHIP’S MOVIE COMPANY; written and
directed by James A. Fitz-Patrick.
Clippings from reel. [16914
© title, description and 18 prints
recd. July 21, 1916; L 8755; Juve-
nile film corp., New York.
CIRCULAR (THE) ROOM; written by
William Addison Lathrop, produced
by Ben Wilson. 2 reels. [16915
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8731; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CIVILIZATION; by C. Gardner Sullivan.
Small reel. [16916
© title, description and 1,056
prints reed. July 15, 1916; L 87038;
Thomas H. Ince, New York.
CoLONEL HEEzA LIAR’S COURTSHIP;
animated cartoon by J. R. Bray.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 29)
Reel. [16917
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 18, 1916; M 674; Bray stu-
dios, ine., New York.
CoME-ON (THE); written by John C.
Brownell, produced by Matt Moore.
Reel. [16918
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8697; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
COMMITTEE (THE) ON CREDENTIALS;
story by Peter B. Kyne, scenario by
Harvey Gates, produced by Harry
Carey. 3 reels. [16919
© June 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 380, 1916; L 8610; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
766
a
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 7, 1916
COMMON GROUND; by Marion Fairfax.
5 reels. [16920
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 138, 1916; L 8679; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
ConFuict (THE); by Edward J. Mon-
tagne, produced by Ralph W. Ince.
5 reels. [16921
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; L 8601; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
written by Rosa Raymond, di-
rected by Wm. Robert Daly. 3 reels.
[16922
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8661; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
CONFLICTING (A) CONSCIENCE; story
by G. E. Jenks, scenario by F. Mc-
Grew Willis, produced by C. D. Ben-
net. Reel. [169238
© July 3, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; L 8632; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CRIMSON (THE) YOKE; story by C. H.
Hall and Harvey Gates, produced
by Cleo Madison and W. V. Mong.
2 reels. [16924
© July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8642; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CROSS PURPOSES; written by Bess
Meredyth; produced by Wm. Worth-
ington. Reel. [16925
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
pomeiuimn. 14, 1916; L.8712; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
CruciAL (THE) TEST; written by Fran-
ces Marion, directed by Robert
Thornby, produced by Paragon
films, ine. Small reel. [Title
changed from The eternal sacrifice]
[16926
© title, description and 243 prints
recd. July 5, 1916; L 8637; World
film corp., New York.
CrysTAu’s (THE) WARNING; written
by J. Grubb Alexander, directed by
Robert F. Hill. 8 reels. [16927
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8657; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DAUGHTER (A) OF THE NIGHT; written
and produced by Francis Powers.
Reel. [16928
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8729; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
16937
DEAD (A) YESTERDAY; written by Tom
Lewis, produced by Charles Giblyn.
2 reels. [16929
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8611; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DOUBLE-CROSSING THE DEAN; by Walter
E. Mair, produced by Al. E. Christie.
2 reels. [16930
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 380, 1916; L 8606; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DreAM (THE) GIRL; Jeanie Mac-
Pherson, produced by Cecil B. De
Mille. 5 reels. [16931
© July 6, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8649; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
ETERNAL (THE) QUESTION; produced
for the Metro program under the
direction of Burton King. 5 reels.
[16932
© July 6, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8639; Popular
plays & players, inc., New York.
EXPIATION; written by Frances M.
Greene, directed by George Ter-
williger. 38 reels. [16933
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8647; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
FABLE (THE) OF THE SMALL TOWN
FAVORITE WHO WAS RUINED BY TOO
MUCH COMPETITION; by George Ade.
Reel. [169384
© June 28, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8619; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FALL (THE) OF A NATION; in a pro-
logue and two acts, scenario from
the novel by Thomas Dixon. 8
reels. [16985
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 3, 1916; L 8495; National
drama corp., New York.
FARMER ALFALFA’S WATERMELON
PATCH; an animated cartoon by
Paul Terry. (Paramount-Bray car-
toon, no. 27) Reel. [169386
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion’ July 1, 1916; M 659; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
FATHERS OF MEN; by James Oliver
Curwood, picturized by Edward J.
Montagne, produced by Humphrey.
6 reels. [16937
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8615; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
767
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16935
FIGHTING INFANTILE PARALYSIS. Split
reel. [16938
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; M 676; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FINISHING (THE) TOUCH; written by
Harvey Gates, produced by George
Cochrane. Reel. [16939
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8774; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FLOWER (THE) OF NO MAN’S LAND;
written and produced for the Metro
program by John. H. Collins. 5
reels. [16940
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8590; Colum-
bia pictures corp., New York.
For THE LOVE OF A GIRL; written by
Harvey Gates, produced by Harry
Carey. 2 reels. [16941
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8724; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FrRoM BROADWAY TO A THRONE; story
and production by W. J. Bowman,
scenario by E. J. Clawson. 5 reels.
(Bowman 1670-C) [16942
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8624; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Fur (THE) coat; by Edward J. Mon-
tagne, produced by Frank Currier.
Reel. [16943
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; L 8677; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
GAMBLER’S (A) GAMBOL. Reel. [16944
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8595; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
GARDEN (THE) OF SHADOWS; written |
by Olga Printzlau, produced by
Lucius Henderson. 2 reels. [16945
© July 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; L 8669; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GENTLE (THE) ART OF BURGLARY;
written and produced by Raymond
L. Schrock. Reel. [16946
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8659; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
GETTING THE GOODS ON GERTIE. Reel.
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8604; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal. [16947
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
GIRL (THE) IN LOWER 9; written by
William V. Mong, produced by Cleo
Madison and W. V. Mong. Reel.
[16948
© July 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8771; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GLORIA’S ROMANCE, chapter 7. The
harvest of sin, by Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes. 2 reels. [16949
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; L 8749; George
Kleine, New York.
chapter 8. The mesh of mystery,
by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2
reels. [16950
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; L 8750; George
Kleine, New York.
— chapter 9. The shadow of scan-
dal, by Rupert Hughes. Clippings
from reel. [16951
© title, description and 100 prints
recd. June 28, 1916; L 8596; George
Kleine, New York.
—- by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes. 2 reels. [16952
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; L 8751; George
Kleine, New York.
chapter 10. Tangled threads, by
Rupert Hughes. Clippings from reel.
[16953
© title, description and 97 prints
recd. June 30, 1916; L 8614; George
Kleine, New York.
—— by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes. 2 reels. [16954
© July 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 20, 1916; L 8748; George
Kleine, New York.
— chapter 11. The fugitive witness,
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [16955
© title, description and 151 prints
recd. July 21, 1916; L 8759; George
Kleine, New York.
— chapter 12. Her fighting spirit,
by Rupert Hughes. Clippings from
reel. [16956
© title, description and 141 prints
recd. July 15, 1916; L 8705; George
Kleine, New York.
GREAT (A) LOVE; story by Olga Printz-
lau, scenario and direction by Clif-
ford S. Elfelt. Reel. [16957
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8784; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
768
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 7, 1916
Grip (THE) OF EvIL, no. 1. Fate, by
Balboa amusement co. Clippings
from reel. [16958
© title, description and 66 prints
recd. July 17, 1916; L 8718; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
no. 2. The underworld, by Bal-
boa amusement co. Clippings from
reel. [16959
© title, description and 60 prints
recd. July 17, 1916; L 8719; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
no. 8. The upper ten, by Balboa
amusement co. Clippings from reel.
[16960
© title, description and 56 prints
recd. July 17, 1916; L 8720; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
no. 4. The looters, by Balboa
amusement co. Clippings from reel.
[16961
© title, description and 55 prints
recd. July 17, 1916; L 8721; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
GroucH (THE); by Joseph A. Roach,
directed by Harry Beaumont. 3
reels. [16962
© July 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; L 8680; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Harr (THE) wit; written by Arthur
Peterman, directed by Wilbert Mel-
ville. 2 reels. [16963
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 3, 1916; L 8629; Lubin
mfg. ¢co., Philadeiphia.
Harp (A) jos; by James Stiles, pro-
duced by Frank Currier. Reel.
[16964
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 26, 1916; L 8788; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
HarEM (THE) SCAREM DEACON; writ-
ten by Eugene B. Lewis, produced
by Allen Curtis. Reel. [16965
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8640; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HENRY’S LITTLE KID; written and pro-
duced by Al. Christie. Reel.
[16966
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 3, 1916; L 8626; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
16975
HIs BIRTHDAY GIFT; written by Mark
Swann, produced by Rolma pic-
tures corp. Reel. [16967
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 11, 1916; L 8664; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
HIs FIRST TOOTH; by Charlotte Whar-
ton, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [16968
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8710; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
HIS OWN STORY; written and produced
by George A. Lessey. Reel. [16969
© July 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; L 8668; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Hovusrt (THE) OF MIRRORS; Dy J. J.
Goldburg. Clippings from reel.
[16970
© title, description and 17 prints
recd. June 19, 1916; L 8534; Samuel
T. Goldberg, Isaac Goldberg and
Jesse J. Goldburg, New York.
House (THE) WITH THE GOLDEN WIN-
pows; adapted by Charles Server
from the story by L. V. Jefferson. 5
reels. [16971
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 26, 1916; L 8789; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
HuLpA FRoM HoLiAND; by Edith Bar-
nard Delano. 12 prints 8 by 10
inches. [16972
© title, description and 12 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8683; Famous
players film co., New York.
HuMAN (THE) PENDULUM; Story and
production by Henry McRae, scen-
ario by Frank Wiltermood. 3 reels.
[16973
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8648; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
I’VE GOT YER NUMBER; written by A. EK.
Bishop, produced by Allen Curtis.
Reel. [16974
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8738; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
IGNATZ’S ICY INJURY. 2reels. [16975
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; L 8635; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Los Angeles.
769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16976
IMPERIAL INDIA, part 1. Sports of the
rajahs. ([Dr. Dorsey’s travel pic-
tures]) Reel. [16976
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; M 657; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
——|[no. 2] The devil dancers of In-
‘dia. ({[Dr. Dorsey’s travel pic-
tures]) Reel. [16977
© July 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; M 667; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
— [part 4] Rough riders of India.
({Dr. Dorsey’s travel pictures])
Reel. [16978
© July 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; M 677; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IN THE HOUR OF DISASTER; written and
directed by Romaine Fielding. 38
reels. [16979
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22. tO1Gs 77) .Sive:, Ep
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL (AN) MARRIAGE; Dy
George Broadhurst, produced under
the direction of Frank Lloyd. 5
reels. [16980
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8655; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
Iron (THE) CLAW, no. 14. The plunge
for life, by Feature film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [16981
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8684; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
— no. 15. The double resurrection,
by Feature film corp. Clippings
from reel. [16982
© title, description and 93 prints
-recd. July 14, 1916; L 8685; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
IT HAPPENED IN PIKERSVILLE; by Fred
H. Hayn, directed by Jerold T.
Hevener. Reel. [16983
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8762; Lubin
‘mfg. co., Philadelphia.
JANITOR (THE); written and directed
by Wally Beery. Reel. [16984
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8591; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
JEALOUS (A) Guy: by Lawrence Se-
mon and Graham Baker. Reel.
[16985
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8707; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
JITNEY JACK AND GASOLENA. Split
reel. [16986
© July 20, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 21, 1916; M 675; Univer-
sal fim mfg. co., ine., New York.
JUST A FEW LITTLE THINGS; written
and produced by Wallace Beery.
Reel. [16987
© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8742; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
KATE’S LOVERS’ KNOT; written by A. BE.
Bishop and Allen Curtis, produced
by Allen Curtis. Reel. [16988
© July 21, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8772; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
KERNEL. NUTT AND HIGH SHOES; by
Graham Baker, produced by C. Jay
Williams. Reel. [16989
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec and de-
scription June 29, 1916; L 8599;
Vitagraph co. of America, New
York.
KERNEL NUTT AND PRINCE TANGO; by
Ross D. Whytock, produced by
Charles Dickson. Reel. [16990
© July 18, 1916; 2c sna ae
scription July 14, 1916; L 8693;
Vitagraph co. of America, New York.
KERNEL NUTT, THE PIANO TUNER; by
Bide Dudley, produced by Charles
Dickson. Reel. [16991
© June 30, 1916; 2 ec and de-
scription July 7, 1916; L 8651; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
KILL THE UMPIRE; scenario by Ben
Cohn, directed by Eddie Lyons and
Lee Moran. Reel. [16992
© July 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8658; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
LATEST (THE) IN VAMPIRES; written
by Harry Ditmar, produced by
Harry C. Myers. 2 reels. [16993
© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8740; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LEE BLOUNT GOES HOME; written by
Harvey Gates, directed by William
Worthington. 2 reels. [16994
© July 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8699; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
7710
no. 7, 1916
LITTLE Boy BLvueE; from poem by Eu-
gene Field, adapted by Rupert
Julian. Reel. [16995
© July 6, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8645; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LITTLE (THE) GRAY MOUSE; written by
Catherine Carr, produced by J. Win-
throp Kelley. 2 reels. [16996
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 6, 1916; L 8641; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Littte LApy EILEEN; by Hugh Ford.
14 prints 7% by 94 inches. [16997
© title, description and 14 prints
recd. July 25, 1916; L 8780; Famous
players film co., New York.
LiIZZIE’S LINGERING LOVE. 38 reels.
[16998
© July 15, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8708; L-Ko
motion picture kkompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
LOcAL CoLoR; written and produced by
Tom Mix. Reel. [16999
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; L 8678; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG; produced by
Max Figman. Reel. [17000
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8605; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
LOVE’S LARIAT; Scenario by George HE.
Marshall and W. B. Pearson, pro-
duced by George E. Marshall and
Harry Carey. 5 reels. (Marshall-
Carey 1807-C) [17001
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; L 8676; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
Lucky (THE) GOLD PIECE; written by
Jessie McAllister, produced by Ben
Wilson. Reel. [17002
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8730; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MAN (THE) ACROSS THE STREET; Story
by Robert Thomas Hardy, scenario
and production by Henry Otto. 2
reels. [17003
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8594; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
17012.
MAN (THE)-FROM BITTER Roots; story
by Caroline Lockhart, adapted and
produced by Oscar C. Apfel. 5 reels.
[17004
© July 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 3, 1916; L 8686; William
Fox, New York.
MAN (THE) FROM HEeypt; by Law-
rence Semon and Graham Baker,
produced by Lawrence Semon. Reel.
[17005
© June 30, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
bony duly) 7%; 1916; 21: S652:>) Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
MAN (THE) WITHOUT A SOUL; by Ken-
elm Foss, adapted and produced by
George L. Tucker, F109. Clippings
from roll. [17006
© title, description and 52 prints
reed. June 28, 1916; L 8597; Paul
H. Cromelin, New York.
MAN’s (A) HARDEST FIGHT; written by
Ben Cohn, produced by Jay Hunt.
Reel. [17007
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8735; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Mark (THE) oF CAIN; scenario writ-
ten by Stuart Paton, produced and
directed by Joseph De Grasse. 5
reels. (De Grasse 1790-C) [17008
© July 15, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8719; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mask (THE) OF FORTUNE; Story and
scenario by Calder Johnstone, pro-
duced by Geo. Cochrane. Reel.
[17009
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8789; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
MEXICAN NATURAL HISTORY. Split
reel. [17010
© July 3, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; M 664; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Micropes; comedy written by William
B. Courtney. Reel. [17011
© July 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8781; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS; a new field
opened to motion pictures. Clip-
pings from reel. [17012
© title recd. June 26, 1916; de-
seription recd. July. 12, 1916;. 13
prints recd. June 26, 1916; M 672;
L. H. Tolhurst, Los Angeles.
171
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17013
MIDWINTER MADNESS; written and pro-
duced by Winthrop Kelley. 2 reels.
[17013
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8695; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
MisHars (THE) oF MusSTY SUFFER.
Local showers, 4-B. Clippings from
reel. [17014
© title, description and 28 prints
recd. July 7, 1916; L 8653; George
Kleine, New York.
Pirate bold, 5 B. Clippings from
reel. [17015
© title, description and 39 prints
recd. July 15, 1916; L 8794; George
Kleine, New York.
Strictly private. 7-B. Clippings
pings from reel. [17016
© title, description and 43 prints
reed. July 21, 1916; L 8760; George
Kleine, New York.
Mutiny; written by Ben Cohn, pro-
duced by Jay Hunt. Reel. [17017
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July “19, 1996s L Si2t: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
My LADY’S MILLIONS; written by John
C. Brownell, produced by Hobart
Henley. 2 reels. [17018
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July: 22 19162: «1. S113; “wni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
NATURAL 4765.
2 reels. [17019
© June 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
Hen, July as. 19i6: Te sS6ror Bio-
graph co., New York.
(A) BORN GAMBLER.
NATURE INCORPORATED; story by Sin-
clair Lewis, scenario by Ben Cohn,
produced by Wm. Worthington. 2
reels, [17020
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 8, 1916; L 8627; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
No. 16 MARTIN STREET; written by Bess
Meredyth, produced by Lloyd B.
Carleton. 2 reels. [17021
© July 3, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; L 8634; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
OL_pD (THE) MAN WHO TRIED TO GROW
YOUNG; written by Malcolm Dough-
las, directed by T. N. Heffron. 3
reels. [17022
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8714; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
OTHER (THE) MAN; by Maibelle
Heikes Justice. 2 reels. [17023
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8621; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
OTTO, THE GARDENER; written and di-
rected by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[17024
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; L 8778; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO, THE SALESMAN; written by Mark
Jonak, adapted and directed by Ed-
win McKim. Reel. [17025
© July 14, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8745; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO, THE SLEUTH; written by Marie
Foster, adapted and directed by Ed-
win McKim. Reel. [17026
© July 1, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion, July 8, 1916; L 8630; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO, THE TRAFFIC cop; written and
directed by Edwin McKim. Reel.
[17027
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; L 8598; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
OTTO’S VACATION; written by V. L.
Wormell, adapted and directed by
Edwin McKim. Reel. [17028
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8662; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 22. 2035.
Reel. [17029
© June 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 80, 1916; M 656; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
no. 23. 2036. Reel. [17030
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; M 666; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
no. 24. 20387. Reel. [17031
© July 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 18, 1916; M 670; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
no. 25. 2038. Reel. [17082
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; M 679; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PEG 0’ THE RING, no. 10. In the hands
of the enemy, scenario by Grace
Cunard, directed by Francis Ford.
2 reels. [17033
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; L 8602; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
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=o
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 7, 1916
17052
PEG 0’ THE RING—Continued.
no. 11. The stampede, scenario
by Grace Cunard, directed by Fran-
cis Ford. 2 reels. [17034
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8656; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
no. 12. On the high seas, scen-
ario by Grace Cunard, directed by
Francis Ford. 2 reels. [17035
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 11, 1916; L 8665; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—no. 13. The clown act.
2 reels.
[17036
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
mom tuly 19: 7916; LL. 8732; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
no. 14. The will, scenario by
Grace Cunard, directed by Francis
Ford. 2 reels. [17037
© July 24, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; L 8779; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
*PHONE (THE) MESSAGE; written and
directed by Ailen J. Holubar. Reel.
[17038
© July 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8700; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Power; by Charles Mortimer Peck,
directed by Fred E. Wright. 3 reels.
[17039
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8620; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Prince (THE) CHAP; from the play by
Edward Peple, directed by Marshall
Neilan. 6 reels. [17040
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8761; Selig
polysecope co., Chicago.
PRISCILLA’S PRISONER; written by Har-
vey Gates, produced by Cleo Madi-
son. 2 reels. [17041
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
mom July 19, 1916; L: 8736; Uni-
. versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PRIVATE (THE) BANKERS; written by
T. Edward Hungerford, directed by
Thomas Satschi. 2 reels. [17042
© July 1, 1916; 2 c@ and descrip-
tion July 3, 1916; L 8625; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
PRIVATE (THE) OFFICER. 2 reels.
[17043
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8622; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
QUITTER (THE); by Izola Forrester,
directed by Charles Horan. 8 reels.
[17044
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8715; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
RaAcE (A) FOR LIFE; written and pro-
duced by William Wolbert. Reel.
[17045
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22> 1916 io 87Gb): OVita=
graph co. of America, New York.
REPENTANCE; by Edward T. Lowe, jr.,
directed by E. H. Calvert. 3 reels.
[17046
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8766; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
RivAL (THE) QUEENS; written by Epes
W. Sargent, directed by Will Louis.
Split reel. [17047
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8617; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
River (THE) GODDESS; by J. Grubb
Alexander, produced by Matt. Moore.
Reel. [17048
© June 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion June 30, 1916; L 8608; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
River (THE) OF ROMANCE; from the
novel Sam, by E. J. Rath, adapted
by Henry J. Otto for the Metro pro-
gram. 5 reels. [17049
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 20, 1916; L 8747; Yorke
film corp., New York.
RovucH (THE) NECK; written by James
Douglas, directed by Melvin Mayo.
3 reels. [17050
© July 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 12, 1916; L 8671; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
SALuw IN SOUR ALIEY; in. S«pts..aDy
George Yohalem, produced by Peer-
less features producing co., directed
by Travers Vale. Small reel. [Title
changed from Molly o’ Pigtail alley]
[17051
© title, description and 167 prints
recd. July 24, 1916; L. 8777; World
film corp., New York.
SAMMY JOHNSIN GETS A JOB; cartoon
by Pat Sullivan. Split reel. [17052
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; M 663; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
(73
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17053
pt.1,..SS eas
SANGUE IRREDENTO; or The spirit of a
patriot, by Giannini Antona-Trav-
ersa. Clippings from reel. [17053
© title recd. July 13, 1916; de-
scription recd. July 20, 1916; 54
prints recd. July 13, 1916; L 8754;
Radio film co., ine., New York.
SECRET (THE) OF THE NIGHT; by Ed-
ward Lowe, jr., directed by E. H.
Calvert. Reel. [17054
© June 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8623; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
SECRET (THE) OF THE SWAMP; written
and produced by Lynn Reynolds. 5
reels. [17055
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; L 8631; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
SELFISH (THE) WOMAN; by Hector
Turnbull. 5 reels. [17056
© June 27, 1916; 2 ec. and de-
scription June 28, 1916; L 8589;
Jesse L. Lasky feature play co.,
New York.
SHADOW (THE) OF HER PAST; by Lu-
cien Muratore. Clippings from
reel. [17057
© title, description and 85 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8690; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
SHE WAS SOME VAMPIRE; written and
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
[17058
© July 13, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8698; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SHOOTING UP THE MOVIES; written
and directed by Tom Mix. 2 reels.
[17059
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; L 8660; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
SmuccLeRS (THE); by Charles
Horne. 18 prints, 74 by 94.
[17060
© title, description and 18 prints
recd. July 6, 1916; L 86388; Famous
players film co., New York.
SoctaL (A) SLAVE; written and pro-
duced by Jacques Jaccard. Reel. -
[17061
© July 138, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8694; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Soctety (A) SHERLOCK; adapted by
Norbert Lusk from a story by Paul
West, produced by William Gar-
wood. Reel. [17062
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8741; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FR.
!
SOLD FOR MARRIAGE; Story by William
Everett Wing, directed by W.
Christy Cabanne. 5 reels. [17063
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8702; Triangle
film corp., New York.
SPLASH (A) OF LOCAL COLOR; adapted
by Catherine Carr from the story of
Clifford F. Ivins, produced by Lu-
cius Henderson. 2 reels. [17064
© July 18, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion July 19; 19163 kes7as57 ae
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SPRING FEVER. Reel. [17065
© July 13, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8701; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
TOLEN (THE) MASTER; written and
directed by Jack Byrne, produced
under the personal supervision of
Wilbert Melville. 3 reels. [17066
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8618; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
STRANGER (A) IN HIS OWN HOME;
written by J. Grubb Alexander, pro-
duced by Matt Moore. Reel.
[17067
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 3, 19167 L 8628; Ware
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SUNSHINE Dap; scenario by Chester
Withey and F. M. Pierson. -5 reels.
[17068
© Apr. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; L 86038; Tri-
angle film corp., New York.
TAKING A REST; written by Mary S.
Cutting, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [17069
© July 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8648; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
TARANTULA (THE); written and pro-
duced by George D. Baker. 6 reels.
[17070
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 14, 1916; L 8692; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
TERRIBLE (A) TRAGEDY; written by C.
Dotty Hobart, directed by Jerold T.
Hevener. Split reel. [17071
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 1, 1916; L 8616; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
(74
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 7, 1916 °
Reel.
[17072
© July 3, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; L 86383; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
THREE (THE) BRAVE HUNTERS.
TORTURED (A) HEART; written and pro-
duced by Will S. Davis. 5 reels.
[17073
© July 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; L 8716; William
Fox, New York.
Two SEATS AT THE OPERA; written by
Flora R. Snyder, adapted by Harry
Ditmar. Reel. [17074
© July 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8644; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
UNDER COVER; by Roi Cooper Megrue.
19 prints 74 by 10% inches. [17075
© title, description and 19 prints
recd. July 8, 1916; L 8654; Famous
players film co., New York.
UNDER THE LION’S PAW; scenario by
Harry Schenk and Jay Hunt, pro-
duced by Jay Hunt. 2 reels. [17076
© July 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8769; Univer-
sal film mfg.-co., ine., New York.
UNEXPECTED (AN) scoop; story by
Clifford Howard, scenario by Mal-
colm Strong, produced by Richard
Stanton. Reel. [17077
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8726; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
VERNON Howe BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF NEw ORLEANS. Split reel.
[17078
© July 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 13, 1916; M 668; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
War (THE) BRIDE OF PLUMVILLE; by
Charles Michelson, directed by Fred
E. Wright. 3 reels. [17079
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 22, 1916; L 8767; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WAR-RIDDEN Mexico. Reel. [17080
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 5, 1916; M 662; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Waters (THE) oF LETHE; written by
Mrs. Owen Bronson, produced by
William Wolbert. 3 reels. [17081
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 7, 1916; L 8650; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
17091
WEAKNESS (THE) OF MAN; in 5 pis.,
story by E. Lloyd Sheldon, produced
by Peerless, directed by Barry
O’Neill. Small reel. [Title changed
from The greater love] [17082
© title, description, and 227 prints
recd. July 13, 1916; L 8682; World
film corp., New York.
WHAT HAPPENED AT 22; story by Paul
Wilstach, produced by Frohman
amusement corp., directed by George
Irving. Small reel. [17083
© title and description recd. July
11, 1916; 278 prints recd. June 24,
1916; L 8666; World film corp., New
ORK
WHEN THE MINSTRELS CAME TO TOWN;
produced by H. C. Matthews. 2
reels, [17084
© July 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
fon July 722) 1A91Ge i rS7Oe Unig
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHERE IS MY HUSBAND? 2 reels.
[17085
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8743; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
WHO PULLED THE TRIGGER? adapted
from a story by Edwin Balmer, by
Walter Woods, produced by McRae.
3 reels. [17086
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8787; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHo’s GUILTY? Beyond recall, by
Arrow film corp. Clippings from
reel. [17087
© title, description and 38 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8689; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Sowing the wind, by Arrow film
corp. Clippings from reel. [17088
© title, description and 61 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8687; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Truth crushed to earth, by Arrow
film corp. Clippings from reel.
[17089
© title, description and 50 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8686; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
+. Weaker strain, by Arrow film
corp. Clippings from reel. [17090
© title, description and 38 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8688; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Witp (THE) AND WOOLLY WEST; ani-
mated cartoon by A. D. Reed.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 28)
Reel. ’ [17091
© July 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 10, 1916; M 665; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
779
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 4..S., Bake
WISHING (THE) LAMP; produced by
H. C. Mathews. Reel. [17092
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 28, 1916; L 8598; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Woman (THE) WHO DID; in 5 reels,
by Grant Allen, produced by Walter
West. Clippings from reel. [17093
© title, description and 188 prints |
recd. July 18, 1916; L 8753; Jacob
Friedenberg, New York.
WomANn’s (A) FIGHT; by U. S. amuse-
ment corp. Clippings from reel.
[17094
© title, description and 225 prints
recd. July 14, 1916; L 8691; Pathé
exchange, ine, New York.
WoN BY VALOR; written by Catherine
Carr, produced by Robert F. Hill.
Reel. [17095
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 19, 1916; L 8728; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WoORLD’S GREATEST ATHLETES; no. 2,
directed by Jack Herman. Reel.
[17096
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; M 655; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Reel.
[17097
© June 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 8, 1916; M 661;
polyscope co., Chicago.
— no. 3; by J. H. Herman.
Selig
— no. 4, directed by Jack Herman.
Reel. [17098
© July 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 18, 1916; M 669; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
—— no. 5, directed by J. H. Herman.
Reel. [17099
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 17, 1916; M 678; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
— no. 6, directed by Jack Herman.
Reel. [17100
© July 22, 1916; 2 ec .and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; M 680; Selig |
polysecope co., Chicago. |
Number of entries in classes L and M
January 1, 1916:
Motion pictuté photoplays ..-—_. 2.) a ee eee eee
Motion pictures other than phoLoplays=-+-- 5. ee eee
WRONG BEDS; by James A. Stiles, pro-
duced by Frank Currier. Reel.
[17101
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion June 29, 1916; L 8600: Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
YELLOW (THE) MENACE, 9th episode,
by Aubrey M. Kennedy. Clippings
from reel. [17102
© title, description and 146 prints
recd. June 30, 1916; L 8612; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
1¢th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17103
© title, description and 108 prints
recd. June 30, 1916; L 8613; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 11th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17104
© title, description and 96 prints
recd. July 12, 1916; L 8672; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 12th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17105
© title, description and 100 prints
recd. July 12, 1916; L 8673; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 13th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken- |
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17106
© title, description and 98 prints
recd. July 12, 1916; L 8674; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 14th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17107
© title, description and 105 prints
recd. July 21, 1916; L 8756; Serial
film co., inc., New York.
15th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17108
© title, description and 114 prints
reed. July 21, 1916; L 8758; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—— 16th episode, by Aubrey M. Ken-
nedy. Clippings from reel. [17109
© title, description and 98 prints
recd. July 21, 1916; L 8757; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
YoKE (A) oF GOLD; or, In the days of
the missions, story by Bob Wagner,
scenario by Calder Johnstone, di-
rected by Lloyd B. Carleton. 5 reels.
(Carleton 1758—C) [17110
© July 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 18, 1916; L 8723; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
included in the Catalogue since
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Part |, GRoup 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author and
copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is not
repeated in the claim paragraph,
ACCOUNTING devices co.*, Evanston,
Ii Adco accounting devices. cover-
title, 49, [1] p. illus. Svo. [Text
parallel to binding] [17111
© June 28, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
d, 1916; A 432819.
Apams (Estella) Pioneer life; for
little children. Indianapolis, The
Bobbs - Merrill company [1916; 4
p.1,69p. front.,illus. 12mo. $0.60.
[17112
© July 20, 1916; 2 ec. July 26,
1916; aff. July 24, 1916; A 487002;
Bobbs-Merrill co., Indianapolis.
ADIRONDACK development corporation.
$10 a month buys any one of these
Lake Front Camp sites. (Jn Utica
observer ) [17113
frets 1916: 1 ce. July 26,
1916; A 441292; Wm. R. Stackhouse,
Uiaea, N. Y.
AHRENS (John P.) Damages. Chi-
cago, La Salle extension university
[1916] 33 p. Svo. (American law
and procedure, lecture 42) [17114
© June 24, 1916; 2 c, and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432959; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
ALBANY, N. Y. Director of the cities
of Albany and Rensselaer, 1916. v.
103. Albany, N. Y.. Sampson & Mur-
dock co., 1916. 1258 p. Svo. $6.00.
[17115
© July 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
July 26, 1916; A 437014; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
AMERICAN AIR brush co.
any finishing troubles?
‘Have you
cover-title,
16 p. illus. Svo. [17116
© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435238; W. W. Par-
tridge, Chicago.
AMERICAN BANKERS association, Clear-
ing house section*, New York. Im-
proved plan of conveying no-protest
instructions. [4] p. nar. Svo.
[17117
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 484888.
AMERICAN BUREAU of engineering,
inec.*, Chicago. [17118-17129
Wiring diagrams for use with Adlake,
Deaco, Disco, Esterline, National,
Simms-Huff. _cover-title, [24] p. dia-
gers. 8vo. (Master chart no. 12)
May 19, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June 28,
1916; A 432883.
Wiring diagrams for use with Allis-
Chalmers, Bosch, Jesco, Leece-Neville.
cover-title, [18] p. diagrs. Syo.
(Master chart no. 11) @©@ May 17,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A
432885.
Wiring diagrams for use with auitolite.
cover-title, [26] _ p. diagrs. Syo.
(Master chart, no. 1) @ May 15,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 28, 1916; A
432878.
Wiring diagrams for use with Bijur and
Rushmore. cover-title, [20] p._ dia-
grs. 8vo. (Master chart, no. 7) ©
May 17, 1916%'2 ¢. and afi June 28,
1916; A 432882.
Wiring diagrams for
cover-title, [48] p.
(Master chart, no.
TOG =) 2 xe;
A 432879.
Wiring diagrams for use with Dyneto
and Entz. cover-title, [21] p. dia-
grs. S8vo. (Master chart, no. 8)
May 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 28,
1916; A 432887.
Wiring diagrams for use with Gray &
Davis. cover-title, [30] p. diagrs. Svo.
(Master chart no. 3) @© May 16, 1916;
2 c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A 432880.
Wiring diagrams for use with North east
use with Delco.
diagrs. S8vo.
2)“ @ ‘May 72.
and aff. June 28, 1916;
and Ge) S: Ts cover-title, [24] p.
diagrs. Svo. (Master chart, no. 9)
© May 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 432886.
Wiring diagrams for use with Remy.
cover-title, [35] p. diagrs. Svo.
(Master chart no. 4) @ May 24,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A
432889.
if
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17130
pt.1, AS. Sys
AMERICAN BUREAU of engineering,
ine.*—Continued.
Wiring diagrams for use with Splitdorf
and Apleco. ecover-title, [26] p.
diagrs. S8vo. (Master chart no. 6)
@© May 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
28. OMG EA: 432888.
Wiring diagrams for use with Wagner
and Ward Leonard. cover-title, [19]
p. diagrs. S8vo. (Master chart, no.
10) © May 29, 1916 ; 2 Ch and alte
June 28, 1916; A 432884.
Wiring diagrams for use with Westing-
house. eover-title, [55] p. diagrs.
Svo. (Master chart no. 5) © May
31, 1916; 2c. and aff. June 28, 1916;
A 432881.
*, Chicago.
[17 (ABO ee:
Practical traffic efficiency services. 94
p. illus., ports., map. 4to. (Cover-
title : Tra flic efficiency ) © June 26,
1916: 2 c. and aff. June 30, 1916; A
434763.
Standard demonstration. cover-title, [47]
p. 12mo. © June 26, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 30, 1916; A 4384762.
AMERICAN COMMERCE SSN.”
AMERICAN DIRECTORY Of the hosiery and
knit goods manufacturers of the
United States and Canada, 1916.
34th year. New York, Boston [etc.]
Bragdon, Lord & Nagle co., inc.,
L9OLG. OZ p. V16Ene, Sio0! 2132
© July 29, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1916;
aff. Aug. 9, 1916; A 488027; Brag-
don, Lord & Nagle co., Boston.
Provi-
125
AMERICAN EMERY Wheel works”%,
dence, R. I. Grinding wheels.
p. incl. front., illus., diagrs. 8vo.
[17133
©» June) 24° \19165° 2 cand aff.
July 26, 1916; A 435370.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers union™,
ToledoOy MUrewlar no. 25s) po le p:
fol. [17134
© June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 4382805.
AMERICAN FLORIST company’s directory
of florists, nurserymen and seedsmen
of the United States and Canada.
{24th ed.] Chicago, The American
florist co., 1916. 545 p. 12mo. $3.00.
[17135
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 438060; American florist
<o., Chicago.
AMERICAN OVEN & machine co.*, Chi-
cago. K. C. sack cleaner with dust
collector and bag turner. 15 p. illus.
Svo. [17136
©) June 24. 19162" 2 ic. amd ait.
July 10, 1916; A 432962.
|
is
-AMERICAN SHORTHORN breeders assn.*,
Chicago. American short-horn herd
book. (New series) v. 88. Ixxviii,
638 p. 4to. $2.00. [17137
© July 11, 1916: 2 @ sly
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 483812.
AMERICAN SLICING machine co.*, Chi-
cago. How to bone and slice cured
8 p. illus., diagrs.
[17138
ec. and aff. Aug.
hams at a profit.
16mo.
© July 25, 1916;
4, 1916; A 485574.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
New York. Commission leaflet.
[171389, 17140
No. 54, June 1; 19262 xxvilipyaao ee
8vo. © June 30, 1916 ; 2 fe, “and@atie
Ae gee 6, 1916; A 433611.
DD oly edt oe ON Ge oemencte
ree a © July 25, 1916; 2
July 28, 1916; A 437027.
Aurora, Ill.
16
357-538 p.
ec. and aff.
AMERICAN WELL works*,
Irrigation pumping installations.
p. illus. 16mo. (Bulletin no. 144)
[17141
© June 30, 1916; 2 ¢ and ait.
July 8, 1916; A 484817.
ANDERSON (Charles)* Chicago. Sleep-
ing-car porter’s experience. 10 p.
16mo. [17142
© Juty 7 19ier
13, 1916; A 434957
2. ¢C. and Bi aos
ANDERSON granite co.*, Detroit. Me-
morials., cover-title, 16 p. illus.
Svo. [17143
© June 22, 1916; 2 « and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 434608.
ANGELO (Holger R.) [17144-17147
Agitation for peace. spreading in Ger-
many. © Aus. 8, 1916: 2 ce Aue
1916; A 441586.
Cannot find land Peary discovered. (©
Aug. 2, 1916; ad. ¢, Aqgy i eioaiGraea
431591.
Islands deal arouses Danes. © Aug. 8,
19163 1 @ Aug. 115 19nGees 441703.
Oppose islands’ sale to United States.
© Aug. 7, 1916; 1 ¢. Aus. TOP aS,
A 441676.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., ‘Chicago.
ANNETT (Fred A.) Direct current mo-
tor and generator remedy of troubles.
23 p: » 16m07 “SOs: [17148
© June 15, 1916;.2. €- anid tae
June 29, 1916; A 432741; New York
electrical school, inc., New York.
Arcos (Rene) [17149-17160
Austrian losses are larg © July eas:
19163 1c. July 24; 1916: A 441235.
778
4 .
no. 8, 1916
Arcos (Rene)—Continued.
Austrians lose 180.000 men. © July 18,
1916; 1 ce. July 21, 1916; A 441164.
Bavaria defends “ stand. © July 31,
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 3. 1916; A 441507.
Cards now for all ‘ciate: @ July 20,
1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916; A 441223.
Famous chimes to be guns. © July 20,
1916: 1c. July 24. 1916; A 441224.
Fights German food prices. © July 31,
1916: 1 c« Aug. 3, 1916; A 441509.
Germars may force chancellor to quit.
@ July 18, 1916: 1 c. July 21, 1916;
A 441170.
Germany's soldiers advocates of peace.
© daly Si, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441504.
Girls warned oi Mormons. © July 28,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 2, 1916; A 441475.
Neutrals meet Swiss chief. © July 20,
1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916; A 441229.
Teutons lese 500.000 men. © July 24,
1916; i c. July 27, 1916: A 441332.
Von Bilow may !ead empire. © Aug. 8,
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 11, 1916; A 441706.
[|Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Arctic ice machine co.*, Canton, O.
Arctic junior refrigerating machine.
23 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. (Bulletin
no. 2) [17161
© July 30, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435579.
ARIEL, 1917. [Burlington, Vt.] Junior |
class of the University of Vermont
' [1916] 441, [1] p. illus., ports.,
plates. 4to. $2.50. [17162
© June 20, 1916: 2 c« July 3,
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 433772; |
Henry T. Way, Burlington, Vt.
ARMSTRONG cork co.*, Pittsburgh. Acco
gaskets and washers. [6] p. folder,
illus. 24mo. [17163
© July 15, 1916: c. and aff.
Aug 4, 1916; A 435577.
Arnotp (Sarah Louise) Mastery of
words. [Catholic school ed.] Syra-
cuse. N. Y., Iroquois publishing com-
pany, ine. [1916] viii, [244] p. |
illus. 12mo. (See and say series—
Book 4) $0.30. [17164
© June 14, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 19, 1916: A 434788 - Iroquois
pub. co., Syracuse, N. Y.
ATLANTA Georgian [17165-17174
Convert today’s impressions into tomor-
rows sales. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American. (In Atlanta Geor
ian) © July 27, 1916: e. Aug. 10,
1916; A 441664.
En the highest degree profitable. At-
lanta Georgian and Sunday eager
(In Atlanta Georgian) © Af
A adiees.
rs)
1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 10, 1916 -
BOOKS, GROUP II
ATLANTA Georgian—Continued.
Jogging inaction into activity. Atlania
Georgian and Sunday American. @
July 30, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 10, 1916; A
441659.
Keep out the weeds.
and Sunday American.
Atlanta Georgian
(in Atlanta
Georgian) © July 19, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug.
10, 1916: A 441662.
Making a flat world round. Aflanta
Georgian and Sunday American. @
July 23. 1916; 1 e. Aug. 10, 1916:
A 441658.
Price of homage. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American. (In Atlanta Geor-
gian) @© July 25, 1916; 1 ec Aug.
10, 1916: A 441663.
Rich in reward to readers are insurance
advertisements. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American. © July 30, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441660.
Surprise mother and the girls. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday ‘American.
July 23. 1916 1 ec. Aug. 10. 1916; A
441657.
There is no off
now-a-days.
season for advertising
Ailania Georgian and
Sunday American. © July 16, 1916;
1 « Aug. 10, 1916; A 441656.
Wahen summer stops the swing. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. (In
Georgian American) @ July 18, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 10, 1916; A “441661.
[Note: The foregoing are in Hearst's
Sunday American unrless otherwise stated]
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chicago.
ATLANTIC City, N. J. Boyd's Atlantic
City directory. including Ventnor
City, Margate City [ete.] 1916. Phil-
adelphia, Pa., C. E. Howe company,
1916. 2p. L, 91-1372 p. S8vo. $5.00.
[17175
© July 17. 1916: 2 «© and aff.
July 31. 1916: A 437065: C. E. Howe
co., Philadelphia.
ATLAS PRESS*, Hartford, Conn.
trips through New England.
p. illus., maps. Svo. $0.05.
[17176
© June 30, 1916: e. June 30,
1916; aff. July 14, 1916; A 433747.
AUTO-KAMP equipment co.*, Saginaw,
Mich. Auto-kamp trailer. 16 p.
12mo. (Cover-title: The call of the
wild) [17177
‘© June 1, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. June
29, 1916; A 432752.
AUTOMATIC electric co.*, Chicago. Your
telephone-asset or liability. 40 p.
Motor
[160]
9
fold. chart, fold. sheet in pocket.
12mo. [1717S
© June 12, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 432753.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston.
[Route card] no. 255B, 256B. 2
cards, printed on both sides. 9 by
33 inches. Contents—no. 2553.
779
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
17179
pt.t, n. s., v.13
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*—Continued.
Boston, Mass., to Portsmouth, N. H.
via Newburyport turnpike.—no.
256B. Portsmouth, N. H., to Bos-
ton, Mass. via Newburyport turn-
pike. [17179, 17180
© June 22, 1916; 2 @ each and
afte Sune, 2Zo,> 1016s A , 4327389,
432740.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY. vy. 14,
no. 3, July, 1916. New York, The
Automobile trade directory, inc,
1916. 892 p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
[17181
© silly’ 22: 41916226. aly 24,
1916; aff. July 25, 1916; A 433846;
Automobile trade directory, inc,
New York.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY’S mailing
list.. Suppl., July, 1916. -1st.; 2nd.
section. 2 v. 8vo. [Text parallel
to binding] [17182, 17183
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 482826, 482829; Au-
tomobile trade directory, inc., New
York.
AUTONAMEL cCo.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Paint your own car for $5.00. [8]
p. col. illus. 4to. [17184
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 484609.
Bascock (M. G.) co. Glorious vaca-
tiontime. (Jn New York herald)
[17185
© May 7, 1916; 1 c. May 19, 1916;
A 424631; George H. Babcock, New
York.
BaACHARACH’S laundry directory. *v. 4.
Power laundries of America, June,
1916. Cincinnati, O., S. Bacharach
[1916] [308] p. 4to. $10.00. [17186
©. dune 23,, 1916, 2) Gand «att,
July 3, 1916; A 481867; S. Bacha-
rach, Cincinnati, O.
BALLAarD (A. H.) Sapolio sisters. [16]
p. folder, col. illus. 24mo. [17187
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 435402 ; Enoch Morgan’s
sons co., New York.
BALMER (Edwin) 1917? (Jn Chicago
Sunday tribune) [17188-17191
July 16, 1916. © July 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 20, 1916; A 441136.
992
July 23, 19165 1.@) July: 23°
July 27, 1916; A 441340.
July, 30; 1916. "@ dulyws0) 196s ae
Aug. 3, 1916; A 441498.
Aug. 6, 1916. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1c. Aug.
10, 1916; A 441552
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
1916 3 1. c.
BANKERS and brokers directory with
list of lawyers and accountants, New
England, Middle Atlantic states and
Washington, D. C., June, 1916. New
York, Williams & company, 1916. 38
p. 1, [9]-377 p. 12mo. $2.00.
[17192
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 433955 - Williams & @o.,
New York.
Barnard (John H.)* Brooklyn. Seout
cruiser’s supplement to the Deck and
boat book U.S. navy. [18] p. 16mo.
[17193
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 432769.
BARNARD machinery ¢0.*,
Kan. Catalogue no.
illus., diagrs. Svo. (On cover: Net
price catalog, no. 165) [17194
© June 23,1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
Enterprise,
165) oe a
26, 1916; A 434701.
BARNHART (Glenn Cobb)* Oakland,
Cal. How to bring home the bacon.
56 p. illus. 12mo. $1.00. [17195
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432951.
BARRETT (Thomas A.)* Brooklyn.
Fighting for the U. S. A. by Tom
Bret [pseud.] [3] p. 24mo. $0.01.
[17196
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
6, 1916; A 434834.
BaARSALOUX (Elsa ) Richardson’s
American beauty book [no. 9] a
treatise on embroidery stitch. Chi-
cago, New York, Richardson silk
company, 1916. 1 p. LL, Saas
illus. 4to. $0.10. [17197
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
22, 1916; A 433111; Richardson silk
co., Chicago.
Barsottr (Charles)* “New York.
[Cablegrams] (J Progresso italo-
americano). [17198-17225
July. 15, 16,,1916...@ July 15, 16, 4826-
1 c. each July 17, 19967 "A 441052,
441053.
July 17, 1916. © July 17, 1916; 1 e.
July 18, 1916; A 441100.
July 18, 1916... © July,.18, 1996 351e
July 18, 1916; A 441111.
July -19,.1916. @© duly 19) 1916saae
July 19, 1916; A 441133.
July 20, 1916.° @ Suly.20, 19163725
July 91, 1916; A 441155.
July °21,° 1916. © daly 21, 19553 i
July 21, 1916; A 441174.
July, 22; -1916... © July. 22, 19163.
July 24, 1916; A 441208.
guly 23, 1916.. © duly 238, 19162 fe
July 24, 1916; A 441209.
780
BOOKS, GROUP TI
no. 8, 1916
Barsortr (Charles) *—Continued.
puiy 24-1916). © July 24; 1916;
July 26, 1916; A 441276.
frie 25, 1916. © July Dae MUSE. al ie
July 26, 1916; A 441277.
Mv G. LOG. ©) July rip IG US Boma De
July 26, 1916; A 441334
July 27—Aug. 5, 1916. © eis 27-Aug.
m 191G; 2 ec) duly 27—Aug. 7, 1916; A
441716-441725.
© Aug. 6-9, 1916; 1 «¢.
Aug. 6-9, 1916.
Aug. 6-9, 1916; A 441666— 441669.
Ave. 10, 1916. © PAI ae MOM GR un Ce
Aug. 10, 1916; A 441692.
Aa tog: © Aus 11)
Aug. 12, 1916; A 441726.
BAss (John IF.)
with allies’
daily news). [17226
Aug. 2,.1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441593; Chicago daily news ¢o.,
Chicago.
BaucH (John D.)* Beaver Dam, Ky.
Suggestion for systematic and suc-
eessful Sunday school management.
ilo
LOMGREec
satished
Chicago
France is
gains. (In
Card, chart, 7 by 7 inches. $0.10.
falar
Cm Marm 7, 1916:.2°¢).May 5;
1916; aff. June 21, 1916; A 434838.
Bay Ciry bank, Bay City, Mich. Your
servant the dollar. cover-title, [8]
p. illus. 16mo. [17228
© May 15, 1916; .2
2, 1916; A 485545.
BAYER steam
Louis.
Bayer steam soot blower
e. and aff. Aug.
Soot blower co.*, St.
[17229, 17230
for horizontal
fire tube boilers, type IF’. 16 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 1385) @©
Mar. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 14,
1916; A 435428.
Bayer steam soot blower
for vertically
baffled horizontal water
tube boilers,
Pome ecOr Pp illis:, (diaers: vo.
(Bulletin no. 121) © Mar. 9, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. July 14, 1916; A 435429.
Brsaumont, Tex. Morrison & Fourmy
directory co.’s Beaumont city direc-
tory, 1916. Houston,
Fourmy directory co., ine, 1916. 5
[15]-480 p. 4to. $5.00.
P [17231
@iJuly 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 481885; Morrison &
Fourmy directory co., Houston, Tex.
Breck (Kenneth H.)* Piqua, O.
age battery simplified. 1 p.
16mo. $0.10.
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢.
28, 1916; A 435415.
Betxt (Archie) * Cleveland.
[17233-17247 |
Stor-
EP ream oN
Wiese
and aff. July
Celestial days, 5. Call on Ah Cum’s
widows. @© July 28, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
5d, 1916; A 441564.
Morrison &
|
|
Bett (Archie)—Continued.
6. - Canton’s city of the dead. ©
July ZO es LONG. de. WANTON Jy hOMGrneAe
441565.
——10-13. [4 instalments.] Contents :—
10. On a . Chinese houseboat.—11.
Queues and sing-song girls.—12. Hang-
chow losing splendors.—138. Visiting
in Hangchow. @© July 31—Aug. 3,
PEC se ey eachiepAies: 115. 1916; A
441572441575.
——14,15. [2 eae Coates —
14. Ina H one
Chinese food. -© Au 4, ‘5, iodee
each Aug. 9, 1916; im 441689, 411690.
Japan waits ‘‘der tag’ in China, ae as
Germany did in Hurope. © Au 6,
UOC G de.) Aue (Oe LO AG PAs 441684.
Jinrikisha days, 5, 6. [2 instalments].
Contents :—5. Jap financier tells Bell
of yellow peril.—6. Everyone in Japan
reads a newspaper. @ June 7, 9,
LONG 1) Ve. each). Suney 5. 1OtGe A
441088, 441089.
———§,9. [2 instalments].
Hari-kari still
Contents :—S8.
flourishes.—9. Chris-
tianity growing fast in Japan. @©
June 13, 14, 1916; 1 c. each, June 15,
1916; A 441090, 441091.
—28. Old Japan not dead, Madam
Butterfly still lives. © July 16, 1916;
1e. July 24, 1916; A 441248.
Macao most vicious and contemptible
city on face of earth, Shanghai gayest.
@ July 30; 1916;.1 ¢c: Aug. 5,° 1916 5
A 441568.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
Sunday leader |
Bett (Edward Price) [17248-17255
costs $960,000.000 a year.
LOU? My Ga huly, VOSA AOTIGI
British navy
© July 15,
A 441125.
Calls it folly to execute Casement. ©
Juliye ke. PONG = Aes Iulya QO aE wa
441149.
Gen. Haig ‘‘ widening
July 18, 1916 : ee
441167.
Oppose body armor for British
© July-19, 1916; 1 ¢. July
A 441240.
Says spirit is broken.
1c) July 28,’ 1916> A 441390.
Sees warship safe that Germans sank.
Gwuly,) 22, 1916 tive.) duly .26 009263;
A 441311.
Still hope for Irish solution. @© July 25,
1916; 1 e@ July 28; 1916; A 441392.
Troops of trenches fight like demons. ©
July: 14;°1916; Lie. July 19, 1916;
A 441118.
[ Note: The
daily news]
© Chicago daily
cago.
the gap.’ ©
Afbily ale oe A
troops.
24, 19116;
© July 25, L9kG ;
foregoing are in Chicago
news co., Chi-
Bett (Frederika Granger)* St. Paul.
2ules for chart and Character read-
ine game 2 enrds, chart, 10 by 7
inches. $0.50. [17256
©) Mar: Wd, iol6s Tc. Mair, 23;
1916: 1 ¢ and aff. June 28, 1916;
A 432756.
781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17257
——
Bett telephone co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[17257-17263
Altoona, Clearfield, Huntingdon [etc.]
summer issue, June 5, 1916. 84 p.
4to. © June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 434829.
Coudersport, Emporium, Galeton, [etc.]
June 10, 1916; 382 p. 4to. June 30,
es 2 cand aff. July 10, 1916; A
432946.
Hrie county; Erie, Albion, Corry eae
summer issue, May 10, 1916.
Svon) (©: huneis, 1916s 2a¢;
June 10, 1916; A 434388.
Main line district, summer issue, May 15,
1916. 60 p. 8vo. © June = 1916;
2i¢-sand ait. Take 10, 1916; A 434387.
Ogontz, Doylestown, Ambler, summer is-
sue, May 20, 1916. 64 p. 8vo. @
June 6;, 1916; 2 c. and afi. June 10,
1916; A 4384386.
Towanda, Sayre, ra. Athens, June 12,
1916. 24 p. 4to. © June 30, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432945,
West Chester district, June 30, 1916.
80 p. 4to. © July 20, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. July 26, 1916; A 435378.
R. 2.
ee aff.
BELLINGHAM, Wash. Polk &
co.s Bellingham and Whatcom
County. directory, 1916. v. 16.
seattle, Wash., R. L. Polk & co.,
inc., 1916. [41]-560 p. S8vo. $8.00.
[17264
ec. and ‘aff.
R. L. Polk
©! -Fualye 1h 1916 3 2
July 31, 1916; A 437057;
& co., inc., Seattle.
BENDEL (Henri)* New York. ‘lrous-
seau. (Jn Harper’s bazar, August,
1916) [17265
©July 25, 1916; 1c. July 31, 1916;
A 441546.
Beneprer “COmer Ky)? Lulsal)-OkL
Roundup, Dewey, Oklahoma. [32]
De lus. Port. “-Svor- SO255 1266
© July 24916:
13, 1916; A 434958.
2c. and aff. July
BENNETT (FF. H.) biscuit, co.*, New
York. [17267, 17268
New recipes for Wheatsworth real whole
wheat flour. [4] p. 8vo. © May 10,
196 2i/es ang atk esime, Zoe OG:
A 4384730.
Recipes for Wheatsworth real whole rye
flour. [8] p. folder. 12mo. © May
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 28, 1916;
A 434729.
BerecMan (Simon)* New York. S.
Bergman’s spring & winter annual
of pretty pictures and_ sketches.
eover-title, 1 0"p:,) kaw it Ol epee OF
mounted pls. 4to. $1.00. [17269
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 19, 1916; A 434595.
pt. Les vassS
Cal-
cover-
$0.25.
[17270
©. Apr. 20, 1916: 2\¢ “ane ea
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 434754.
BickrorD (Cora Belle) True story of
Martha Smith of Berwick. (In Lew-
iston journal). ie pg
© July 8, 1916; 1 ec. July 10, 1916;
A 441631; Lewiston journal co.,
Lewiston, Me.
BiatcH (Harriott Stanton) It is
high time that civilized woman dis-
cipline her barbarian sister. (In
Chicago herald). [i272
© July 16, 1916; 1 dey eee
1916; A 441103; J. Keeley, Chicago.
BLvuE book credit co. Blue book credit
reference, 1916-1917. v.21. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., The Blue book credit
company [1916] 189 p. fol. $25.00.
[17Zis
© July 8, 1916; 2 « and aff. July
17, 1916; A 481911; Henry Lyle
Cravens, Chattanooga.
BERNIER (Augustin)* Chicago.
endar and handy day finder.
title, 2 1. diagr. 32me.
BLUMENTHAL (B.) & co.*, New York.
Presidential button ballot. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 9 by
163 inches. fold. to 8vo. [17274
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢. dumesse
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 434735.
Boss tool manufacturing co.*, Port-
iand, Or. Boss miter tool guide.
[22] p. diagrs. -16moi Oise
[17275
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 432762.
Boston, MAss. [TI27G6, Ti2e
’ Boston Girectory, 1916. no. 112. Bos-
ton, Sampson & Murdock company,
1916. _ 3202 |i. .e. S166), mn. eee
(fold. map) 4to. $8.00. © July 10,
1916; 2.¢c. July 12, 1996s °ae Ane
1916; A 433921.
© Sampson, & Murdock co., Bos-
ton.
Directory of directors in the city of Bos-
ton ard vicinity, 1916. 12th annual
ed. Boston, The Bankers service com-
pany, 1916. - 1008\ py a2mo Arar
© July 2 2ap 1916 ; 2 ¢. and. aft. Suliyecde
1916; A 433874.
© Bankers service co., Boston.
BovuGHTON-ROBBINS —_¢co.* Spokane,
Wash. Nothing like Nonteniet Post
eard., col. illus. [17278
© June 9, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 434898.
e. and aff. July
782
ee 2
Ss i
eT —
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
17298
Bowers (Edwin F.) [17279, 17280
Eating for health and efficiency. [New
York, Every week corporation] 1916.
(Every week library.) ©
, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 9
1916; A 4382407.
© Every week corp., New York.
Just how much we should work and how
much we should play. (In vote n
herald) @© Aug. 6,°1916; 1c. Aug.
1916; A 441647.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Boyte (John) & co., inc.*, New York.
Catalogue L-16. 160 p. illus. S8vo.
[17281
© June 14, 1916: 2 ec. June 16,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 432940.
Brappock (Gordon) Rex Kingdon be-
hind the bat. Illus. by Charles L.
Brown (Bertha Millard)
BRoTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen
& enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our
special study course. Westinghouse
air brake. pt. 3, section Ta. (In
Locomotive firemen and enginemen’s
magazine, July, 1916). [17287
© July 13, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441487.
Hygiene in
home and town. Boston, New York
[ete.] D. C. Heath & co. [1916] Vv,
[1], 312 p. illus., diagrs. (Junior
high school series) $0.60. [17288
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
12, 1916; A 431841; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on new edition of Brown’s Health in
home and town].
Wrenn. New York, Hurst & com- | Brown & Sharpe mfg. co.*, Providence,
pany [1916) 321 p. front., plates. os Small tools: i395. po als.
‘12mo. $0.60. [17282 diagrs. 12mo. (Catalogue no. 27)
© July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July [17289
27, 1916; A 433857; Hurst & co., © June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
New York. June 29, 1916; A 482722.
Bratrresoro, Vt. Brattleboro, Vt., di- | BRowN hoisting machinery co.*, Cleve-
rectory, 1916. v. 17. Springfield,
Mass., H. A. Manning co., 1916. 1 p.
1., [57]-304 p. Svo. $3.00. [17283
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 433987; H. A. Manning
co., Schenectady. N. Y.
Bristo~r manufacturing co.*, Bristol,
Vi Catalog no. 1. 185 p._ illus.
obl. 24mo. [17284
i
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July |
1, 1916; A 432775. |
Broaker (Frank) Expert construc-
tive accountancy, a post graduate
course; the Broaker method. pt. 9.
Corporation accounting (contd.)
New York, The Broaker accountics |
corporation, inc. [1916] 2 p. 1, p. |
[237]-264. loose forms. 4to. $1.00. |
[17285
© July 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 4386055; Broaker ac-
countics corporation, ine, New
York.
Brock (J. M.) Hotel and restaurant
appliances. New York, National
commercial gas association [1916]
2p. 1., p. [115]-160. illus., diagrs.
8vo. (Practical gas educational
courses : Salesmanship, lesson no. 6)
: [17286
© May 18, 1916; 2 ec. June 38,
1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A 4382307;
National commercial gas assn., New
York.
LS
783
BrRowNeE (Louis Edgar)
BucHANn (John)
BucHer (E. E.)
Brownhoist locomotive cranes.
64 p. illus., diagrs. (On cover:
Catalog 1, 1916) [17290
© June 29, 1916; 2c. July 1, 1916;
aff. July 3, 1916; A 434811.
[17291, 17292
Crush Teuton plots in land of the shah.
Auss 8. 1916 5) te Aus Te tOter
A 441702.
Heat beats Turks on Tigris. © July 31,
G2it ec; Auge 3; 1916+ A 441502.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
John Buchan cables
(In Chicago
land.
SVo.
of French campaign.
daily news) [17293
©) Ane 7." 19t6s te Ans. a0)
1916; A 441678; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
How to pass U. S.
government wireless license exami-
nations. 3d ed. New York, Pub-
lished under the direction of The
Wireless age, 1916. 1 p. 1... 94 p.
front., illus., diagrs. Svo. $0.50.
[17294
© June 9, 1916; June 15,
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 432755;
Marconi pub. corp., New York.
[Copyright claimed on corrections
and additions |
aE
Buckrey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[17295-17298
One kind of wildcat competition and
what can be done about it. © July 31,
1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 9, 1916; A 441629.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17299
pt. Lf mis Ais
BuckLey (Hilton J.)*—Continued.
Slander actions for maligning competi-
tive products. © July 10, 1916; 1 e.
July 17, 1916; A 441093
Who stands the loss when your check is
raised?) © July 245 1916: 1 «sully
31, 1916; A 441426.
Who to make claim on, when goods are
damaged or lost on a railroad route
composed of more than one road. ©
uly ag, LOIGs tee. Tuly 24, 1OUG s ZA
441262.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world]
BUErTINER GE) & ¢o.*, Chicago. 2h. B.
©. instructions and designs for cro-
cheting in connection with corona-
tion cords. Book no. 8629. 3d ed.
ZL, (2) p., illus.” 4to: $0.25. [£7299
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Feb.
14, 1916; A 420771.
Bperano trail vol? now2h duly, 1916:
13.1p) “SV: [17300
© July 1 19ies 2) cy and aie
July 24, 1916; A 485244. W. C. Gil-
more, Buffalo.
BUFFINGTON (Pusey W.) Traditional
history. Doe Run and = adjacent
lands and dwelling. [7] p. illus.
Svo. $0.20. [Poor
© July 1, 1916; 2 cand aff. July
12, 1916: A 484944; Wm. Lawrence
Amos, Coatesville, Pa.
Burpick (Benjamin)* Oshtemo, Mich.
Instructions for using the Human-
side collection system. Sheet, 12 by
9 inches. [17302
© June 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
29, 1916; A 432761.
BurkEeE (John Humphrey)* Los An-
geles. Burke common sense system
for apportioning the value of subdi-
vided land. Linen sheet, diagr., 174
by 204 inches. (Monograph no. 1)
$10.00. [17303
© May May 29,
1916; A 434899.
99
as
TOLG ES 2. te
BurRELL (Elmer)* Detroit. Birming-
ham, Mich. What I found out for
BH about “it. 47Sip. -Aillus; 2624mo.
(Houseman-—Spitzley co., Detroit.)
[17304
© Fined) PGs 2) Grammer 22.
1916; aff. June 8, 1916; A 484596.
BurroueHs & co.*, Boston. Inactive
real estate trust stocks, land and
wharf companies. [8] p. fol.
[17305
© June 30, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434819.
Burtis (Nellie Osborne)* Darien,
Conn. Second coming of Christ and
the beautiful new world to come. 3
p. 1., 9-47 p. port. S8vo. [173806
© May 1, 1916; 2°cand aihedulg
14, 1916; A 481872.
BUSINESS builders*, Los Angeles. Ga-
rage bulletins. 161]. illus. 8vo.
[17307
© June 21, 1916; 2) eae
June 28, 1916; A 434740.
Butter (Harriet Blackstone C.)* Bos-
ton. Story of Jack Horner origi-
nated in Somersetshire. Posteard,
illus. $0.05. [17308
© June 16, 1916; 2 c and aff.
July 12, 1916; A 486057.
Burr «(Win . Re) Behind prison
walls: the story of a wasted life.
Also famous recitations, songs, ete.
22, [9] p. illus. 12mem\ (With tiie
The many wives of Utah; an au-
thentie history of the Mormons, com-
piled by H. André Langdon) $0.10.
[17309
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
A. 434607; M. Stein, Chi-
92
28;, 1916:
Cago.
CALIFORNIA current digest, ed. by P. V.
Ross, together with citations comp.
by George J. Martin. ')|V.n29 tones
July, 1916]° San Francisco, Cal;
sancroft-Whitney company, 1916.
6 p. 1., 234, xxvi,; 237 pp. 4tomeaigs
per year. [17810
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and ails
31, 1916; A 437064; Bancroft-Whit-
ney co., San Francisco.
CALKINS (Mary W.)* Newton, Mass.
Rules for the game of Biblico. [4]
p. 4Smo. $0.50. PYioth
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 4382926.
CALVEARD (Frances Leonore)* Louis-
ville. Walking trees. Post card.
$0.02. [17312
© June 24, 1916; 2 Gyand aie
June 29, 1916; A 432721.
CAMERON (Olive) * Cincinnati.
ism: why not? Pamphlet ior i
Cincinnati, The Abingdon press
[1916] 16 p. illus. Svo.- S010:
[17313
© July 19, 1916; 2 ec. amy ae
1916; aff. July 21, 1916; A 431961.
CAMERON, Schroth co. Preparedness.
Sheet, col. illus., 19 by 24 inches.
[17314
© June 16, 1916; 2 tc andi aa
June 26, 1916; A 434946; W. Sid.
Fish service for advertisers, Chi-
cago.
Social-
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no. 8, 1916
CANNER (Charles A.) [17315-17320
Animal circus painting and drawing
book. New York, Hurst & co. [1916]
[124] p. illus., part col. > Obl. 12mo.
$0.50. © June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 24, 1916; A "43 2681.
Animal Mother Goose painting and
drawing book with rhymes. New York,
Hurst & co. [1916] [124] p._ illus.,
part col. obl. 12mo. & crayons, in
box. “St by 123 inches. $0.75.
June 7, 1916: 2 c. and aff. June 24,
1916; A 432682.
Fun and frolic painting and drawing
book. New York, Hurst & co. [1916]
[124] p. illus., part col. obl. 12mo.
$0. © June fi 1916252 ¢e% and=afi-
June "24, 1916; A 432686.
My blue painting and drawing
New York, Hurst & co. [1916] “[92] Dp.
illus., (part eol.) obl. 12mo. $0.50. ©
June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 24,
1916; A 432685.
My red painting and drawing book with
pictures of birds. New York, Hurst &
eaarpeoiG6]) [92] p. — illus., part col.
obl. 12mo. $0.50. June 7, 1916;
2 c. and aff. June 24, 1916; A 432684.
Real girls’ and boys’ painting and draw-
book.
ing book. New York, Hurst & co.,
1916} [124] p. illus., ‘part col. obl.
12mo. & porns: in box, 82 by 124
inches. $0.7 © June 7, 1916; 2
and aff. Tale 24, 1916; A 432683.
© Hurst & co., New York.
Cap and gown. v. 21, 1916. [Chicago,
Tll.] Junior class of the University
meemiesa2o [1916] 575. p.._ illus.,
ports. 4to. $3.00. fa Waa
© May 23, 1916; 2c. July 7, 1916;
aff. July 12, 1916; As 431836 ; Editors
of the 1916 Cap and gown, Chicago.
CAREY (Lawrence F'.)* Philadelphia.
How to make small monthly savings
yield large returns. cover-title. 25
p. 24mo. [17322
© June 17, 1916;
23, 1916; A 434616.
CARNEGIE Steel co.*, Pittsburgh. Gear
blanks and miscellaneous circular
2c. and aff. June
sections. 91p. front., illus., diagrs.
12mo. [17323
,© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 436048.
WARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[17324-17327
Carpenter describes mining wonders of
far north. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1c. Aug.
8, 1916; A 441603.
Dredge king has a domain of forty
square miles of gold-bearing earth.
amiy 50,4916 5.4 c. July 31, 1916; A
4414387.
Dredges and hydraulie giants gathering
gold left by Alaskan miners. © July
BeeroiG. i> c. July 24, 1916; A
441278.
Passing of greatest mining camp in the
world. © July 16, 1916: oe, uly, 17,
1916; A 441101.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Wash-
ington Sunday star]
iVGEnye
CarRRoLt (Anna A.) Problem solved.
64 p. illus. 12mo. [173828
© July 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
26, 1916; A 435397 ; Sill stove works,
Rochester, N. Y.
Carson (Ruth Butts)* Boston. Pene-
lope gown. Sheet, illus., 8 by 7
| inches. [17329
© July 5, 1916; 2 c July 12, 1916:
aff. July 19, 1916; A 4386045.
CARSON (William K.)* New York. Mis-
mated. 5 p. Svo. 80. 50. [17330
© July 21, 1916: 2
24, 1916; A 485239.
CARTER (Marian Laird Law)
ments of a fragrant life.
ce. and aff. July
Frag-
Newark,
Nd WwW . “Ean, tOtG het tap:
16mo. [17331
©) Deem25; 19157 2). Jan, 21,
1916; aff. May 5, 1916; A 434399;
Catherine Barr-Law, Newark, N. J.
YARTER (Nicholas) pseud. In the
grip of fate; or, The man panther.
New York, Street & Smith [1916]
S15. pe. J2mo. (On cover: New
magnet library, no. 985). $0.15.
[17332
ae) July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
sy $OLG. A. 435398 : rece ~ Smith,
ae York.
CASH coupon service corp.*, New York.
Sabanco savings bank coupons, a
great advance in merchandising.
cover-title, 15, [1] p. 12mo. [17333
9
a
© Mar. 6, 1916;
Mar. 6, 1916; A 434945.
Cass County, N. D. North Dakota
state farmers’ directory, Cass
county, 1916-1917. Bozeman, Mont.,
Farmers’ directory company, 1916.
190,, {2} .p:. front. (col. map), Svo.
$5.00. [17334
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 4387017; Roy E. Kalat,
Bozeman, Mont.
G and, ai.
Battle Creek.
[173835, 17336
dollar. LET p:
June ob:
2, LOLs
cover-title, [8] p
16mo. © June 10;
aff. Aug. 2; 1916;
CENTRAL NATIONAL bank*,
the shadow
folder. illus.
19163. 2 ¢e.° and
A 435551.
Reservoirs of power.
illus. (part col.)
$16; 2 ee. and
of the
16mo.
Alt.
In
Aug.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century service. Aug., 1916.
cover-title, 26 1. illus. fol. [17337
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435249.
785
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17338 pt. 1, fst, v. ds
CuHicaco telephone co.—Continued.
Cia ao July, 1916. byes
CHAMBERS (Lena W.)* Portland, Or.
Piano technic in a nutshell. Port-
land, Ore., Eilers music house, 1916. fie = ———— 1916. oe fs
: a 2c. and aff.
3 p. 1. 64 p. obl. 8vo. [17338 | July 28, 1916; -& 437019.
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916;
Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
aff. July 15, 1916; A 436064. © - 5
CHiLtes (James Alexander)*, Lexing-
CHAMPLAIN Valley telephone co.*, Bran- ton, Ky. Eureka elixir-life chart.
don, Vt. Brandon, Vt., district tele- Card, printed on both sides. illus.
phone directory. [Section38] Sum- Ato. [17349
mer issue, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. © July 21, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff. July
8vo. [17889 | 94,1916; A 435242, ;
Hewes 1916: 2 «. nD 5 TE coe,
ep ce ae Mee + aepine , Cures from Brantwood, 1916. [East
P ighes Ie Orange, N. J., Printed by Abbey
CHANCE(Lulu Maude) *, Riverside, Cal. print shop, 1916] 3-96 p. illus,
Directions for posters. Pee 1. ports. 16mo. aa [17350
: 24, 1916; A 431980. ieaher Brows
© May 13, 1916; 2 ¢ May 18, Lane, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1916; aff. July 3, 1916; A 432919. ;
CHown (C. M.)* Lima, @ Go WM.
Cuicaco, Ill. [17341-17342 Chown’s retail reports, 1916. Ma-
Chicago central basiness ber are a rion County, O. 18th ed. Lima, O.,
ing directory, : icago, e r ae 4
Winters publishing company, 1916. 581 The a nh commercial company,
p. 8vo. $2.50. © June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. 1916. 2 p. L, 340 2 eee
June 30, 1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A $15.00. [17351
4: a
= * e i ea afl.
© Winters pub. co., Chicago. © June 7, be c. and aff. June
: : 10, 1916; A 483329.
Complete paper directory of Chicago.
fuly, ers ie a sae P. | CHRISTIAN science publishing society*,
and aff. July 7, 1916;,A 432908. Boston. Foi et générosité, faith and
[Copyright is claimed on new matter] generosity. Articles : republished
© Philo Clark Darrow, Western from the Christian science periodi-
cals. [English and French] 24
Springs, Il. (i.e. 47 p.) 16mo. $0.05. [17352
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE trade aASSOCid- © June 19, 1916: 2 c and aff.
tion*, Chicago. National used car I 9)
une 22, 1916: A 482777.
market report. 9thed. 118 p. map.
Ato. [17543 | CHromMeE steel works*, Chrome, N. J.
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Adamantine forged chrome steel
June 28. 1916: A 434742. balls, adamantine pebs, chrome steel
; agai liner plates for ball and tube mills.
CHICAGO CENTRAL station institute. 16 p. tables. Svo. [17353
Commercial engineering es i as © July 7, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff. July
LL toe |) 1916: A. AS 4eoe.
Lesson 11. Principles of illumination.
cover-title, 64, [2] p. diagrs. 8vo. eee SP eae ‘
© cane De) 116: Sie endiaw aly CINCINNATI & suburban Bell telephone
1916; A 432772. co. Cincinnati and suburban Bell
Lesson 12. Lighting practice. cover- telephone classified directory, June
title, 64 p. illus., plans, diagr. S8vo. 1916. [Chicago] R. H. Donnelley,
© July 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 28, 1916. 144 p. 4to. [17354
1916; A 4385411
© National electric light assn.,
New York.
© June 13, 1916; 2.@ anda
June 23, 1916; A 434624; Reuben H.
Donnelley, Chicago.
CHICAGO DAILY hews co.*, Chicago.
Chicagoans arrive at Paris. (Jn | CrraTor. [17855-17357
Chicago daily news) [173846 Micigen Sy es at - ae abe! Bs
- ’ : = New ork, e itator publishing
© July 28, 1916; 1c. Aug. 2, 1916, company, 1916] cover-title, 238 p.
A 441476. 8yo. $5.00 per yr. © July 21, 1916;
Cxuicaco telephone co, Bell telephone siete Ta ave a rae Hag
directories. [17347-17348 [New York, The Citator publishing
Arlington Heights, Barrington, Lake company, 1916] cover-title, 195 p.
Zurich [ete.] May, 1916. “40 p. S8vo. Svo. $5.00 per year. © July 736,
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 1916; 2. ¢. and ‘aii Aus) S5s0ee-
26, 1916; A 434697. : A 433996.
186
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no. 8, 1916 173890
CrraTror—Continued. COLLINS PUBLICITY service—Continued.
Texas ed. v. 8, no. 4, June, 1916. Collins business building bulletin. Aug.
[New York. The Citator publishing 5, 1916. [3] p. 4to. © Aug. 5, 1916;
iy Gee Roca eee fo isie: 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 437160.
vo. : per yr. Aug ; f 4 3 :
3 ¢. and aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 433997. ae ee Ber Pees oe ape
© Citator pub. co., New York.
- CLEFTON ¢o.*, Owatonna, Minn. Sales-
men’s manual. cover-title, [1], 54,
[1] p. S8vo. [17358
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 482950.
CLEMENT (Ernest \ me ) [17859-17362
Japan ee U. policy. © July 24,
1916 > 1c. July = 1916; A “441333.
Japanese ball. team oars @ July: 19,
1 > 1c. July 24, 1916; 5) 444241,
a banker resigns. © July
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441230.
20,
Sees no menace in U. S. navy. © July
Petite ot jc. July .29, 1916; A
441405.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
CLeMMER (Howard S.)* Spokane,
Wash. Red heads. Spokane, The
Clemmer paramount pictures, 1916.
1 loose 1. col. illus. 4to. [17363
ane 45, 1916; 2 aff.
ond
© ce. and
June 26, 1916; A 434695.
CLEMMER (James N.)* Trenton N. J.
Seeking to save. Trenton, N. J.,
The Smith press, [1916] 120 p.
24mo. $0.15. [17364
© July 1, 1916;
38, 1916; A 434812.
2 ec. and aff. July
CLEVELAND savings & loan ¢o.*, Cleye-
land. [17365, 17366
Home seekers from the Cleveland say-
ings & loan co. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. (part col.) © June 15, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 435548.
Safety for savings. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. 16mo. © June 15, 1916
and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 435549.
CoLBorRNE (Elizabeth) Magic balance
book. New York, The Platt & Peck
co. [1916] 20 1. illus. (part col.)
obl. S8vo., crayons, weights in box,
93 by 143 inches. $0.60. [17367
© June 16, 1916; 2 c.- June 29,
1916; aff. June 30, 1916; A 434782;
Platt & Peck co., New York.
COLLINS PUBLICITY service,* Phila-
delphia. [17368-17375
Advertising, nation-wide thrift move-
ment. cover-title, 6 mounted 1]. 8vo.
. © July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 437161.
Sohn Co}
2 ec. and aff. June 30, 1916; A 434776.
Vocational studies. Architecture. School
ed. cover-title, [16] p. illus., diagrs.
4to. (Teachers’ auxiliary, no. 10) ©
duly 20, 1916s 2. ¢ ~and)-ait:
Aug.
1916; A 487159.
—
‘,;
— Electricity. School ed. cover-title,
[16] p. illus., ports. Ato. Be os
ers’ auxiliary, NOS eG) une: 23
ADIGE. 2 tes and aff. June 30, 1916:
A 434778.
—— Nursing. School ed. cover-title,
[16] p. illus., ports. 4to. (Teach-
ERS EPAlUSIarye, NO. NS) ©) dihye oi.
LOLG =. 2) es and Jaf, VAue. i, ft SiG ae:
437157.
—— Plumbing. School ed. cover-title,
[16] p. illus. 4to. (Teachers’ auxiliary,
nov 49)c.@. June 26; 19163" 2 6 and
aff. June 30, 1916; A 438477T.
Railreading. School ed. cover-
title, [16] p. illus., ports., map. 4to.
(Teachers’ auxiliary, no. 12) Aug
1) £91652. Cc. vand (ait. Aus: Te L9G:
A 4387158.
CoLONIAL hotel, Rock Island, Ill. Wine
list. cover-title, [12] p. 8vo. [17376
© July 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
26, 1916; A 485375; Thomas F. Mc-
Closkey, Davenport, Ia.
& wire works
CoLUMBIA IRON co.*,
Canton, O. Columbia window coal
chute. [8] p. in folder, illus. (part
16mo. ery iG
© July 5, 1916; 2
7, 1916; A 432986.
e. and aff. July
CoLUMBIA LAW review. v. 1-15. Cu-
mulative index. New York, 1916.
tp EMSs pe are. » SOS: [17378
©. June’ 29, 1916: 2 -c. July 12.
1916; aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 433946;
Trustees of Columbia law review,
New York.
i
col.)
CotumBus, O: R. L. Polk & co.’s Co-
lumbus city directory, 1916. v. 41.
Columbus, “O:, BR. -L. Polk & ‘co.,
1916. 1p. 1L, 92059 [i. e. 2101] p.
Svo. $8.00. [17379
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 433976; R. L. Polk & co.,
Columbus, O.
trips in and around Philadelphia.
[6] p. folder. illus. 8vo. [17380
| © Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
| Comrorrt automobile co. Automobile
10, 1916; A 482949; Louis E. Evans,
Philadelphia.
187
CATALOGUE GCF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17381
CONFECTIONERS mercantile agency,
ine.*, New York. Green book. Con-
fectioners mercantile agency credit
guide and reference book for the
confectionery and _ kindred lines
[1916] 839 p. 8vo. [17381
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 437078.
CoNoveR (W. Rockwood)
[17382-17385
Arrangement .and maintenance of ma-
chine: tools? .@) duly 1207 291622 ce.
July 22, 1916; A 441191.
Indirect or expense labor. © A 3,
LOG: 1 ey Aue. 3, 1L9OL6Ac 441588,
Manufacturing efficiency. © Au 10,
191651 ce. Aug. 11, 1916; A 4anrit.
Profitable factory costs.
1
© July 27,
Gig Ave: July 28, 1916; A adisen’
[Note: The foregoing are in American |
machinist]
© Hill publishing co., New York.
CONTINENTAL hotel. Continental hotel,
South Tennessee ave., Atlantic City,
N. J. cover-title, [8S] p. col. illus.
24mo. [17386
© July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 432905; Chas. H. Elliott
co., Philadelphia.
CooLtipceE (Ivan D.)* Des Moines.
Campaign of newspaper advertising
for automobile garages. Sheet,
illus., 14 by 64 inches. [17387
© May 22, 1916; 2 e« May 31,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 4382918.
Co-OPERATIVE building and laan asso-
ciation*,, New York. Power of ¢o-
operation. cover-title, [S] p. illus.
16mo. [17388
© June 22, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 435550.
Coos County, Or.
Polk’s Coos County
directory, 1916-17. v. 5. Portland,
Or... BR. L. Polk & ¢o., ine, 1916. 449
p. Svo. $6.00. [17389 |
© July 31, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 487125; R. L. Polk & co.
of Portland, Or., Portland, Or.
CopPpELAND (Herbert W.)* Salem, Or.
Introduced to a larger world. (In
Daily capital journal.) [173990
© “July -19"" 1916 te! ) Sulky 125,
1916; A 441274.
Corcoran (Austin)* Grand Junction,
Col.. You and the old violin. (In
Grand Junction Daily sentinel.)
[17391 |
© July 28, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441597. |
pt.1, msc i
CoRNELL (Robert H.) Save and hang
where it’s handy, this easily seen,
memory stimulating monthly calen-
dar, July 1916. (Jn Houston chron-
icle) [17392
© July 1, 1916; 1 ¢. July 5, 1916;
A. 441130; Houston chronicle pub-
lishing co., Houston, Tex.
CountTRY home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. (Jn Fruit grower).
[178938, 17394
v. 27, no. 14, July 15, 1916. © July 22;
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441252.
ieee no; 15, Aug: i s9t67 7 @
1916; 1 e, Aue 7 1916; A 441577.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
[CoURTENAY (Ars. A. M.)] ;
117395, 17396
Boys of the Bible. Illustrated by A. M.
Turner. New York, S. Gabriel sons
& company. [1916] 32 p. col. front,
col. illus. 4to. (Chimne corner
series) $0.25. @ May 1, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432815.
Story of Jesus. Illustrated by A. M.
Turner. New York, S. Gabriel sons
& company, [1916] 32 p. col. front.,
eol. illus. 4to. (Chimney corner se-
ries.) $0.25. .@ May Je 1916.2) e
and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432814.
© Saml. Gabriel sons & co., New
York.
CrocKETt (Sherman) Two American
boys in the French war trenches.
Illus. by Charles L. Wrenn. New
York, Hurst & company [1916]
314 p. 12mo. $0.50. [17397
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
18, 1916; A 483770; Hurst & co,
New York.
Crorr (Delmer Eugene)* New Haven.
Supreme love thrills. New Haven,
Conn., New Haven printing com-
pany, printers, 1916. 80 p. port.
Svo. [17398
© July 15, 1916; 2
21, 1916; A 4381949.
Crort (Terrell)* St. Louis & Univer-
sity City, Mo. [17399-17401
Effects of eddy currents, by W. N. Cross
[peer (In Power) @ July 25,
1916; 1 c¢. July 27, 1916; A 441320.
peaieas lessons in electricity. Lesson
15 © July 5. 1916: 124e8 culate
1916; A 441321.
Lesson 16... @ Aug. J, 3916, 4
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441528.
[Note: The foregoing are in Jovian
unless otherwise stated]
e. and aff. July
[Cross (Craig Boyd)] Body and
speech. Oxford, Pa., The Oxford
publishing co., [1916] [10] p. 24mo.
$0.25. [17402
2 ce. and aff.
; Oxford pub-
© June 29, 1916;
July 3, 1916; A 434814
lishing co., Oxford, Pa.
788
AE, “3,4
ee
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
Cross (J. H.) co.*, Philadelphia.
Point of view. [12] p. illus. (part
col.) 16mo. [17403
© June 12, 1916; 2 c« June 24,
1916; aff. July 3, 1916; A 4382846.
CROWTHER (Samuel) [17404, 17405
President warned in vain. pt. 2. Mur-
der of Madero and the presidency of
Huerta. (Jn New York Sun) Aug.
6. 1916; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441713.
True story of Mexico’s ruin told in
official notes for the first time. pt. 1.
Diaz, Madero and the rise of anarchy
in Mexico. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 274 by 162 inches. $1.00. ©
July 24, 1916: 2c. and aff. July 26,
1916; A 435396.
© Sun printing & pub. assn., New
York.
CRUICKSHANK (Frank) Rosa Rosa-
land has youth, beauty, courage; she
is as rare as the coral orchid of the
sunset isles. (J Denver post)
[17406
© July 20, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441530; Sells- Floto shows ©co.,
Denver.
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* Sacramento,
Cal. Some aspects of modern shing-
ling. Aug., 1916. (In Building
age. ) [17407
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ¢ Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441599.
Cummins (Mary Hornibrook) Billy
Rabbit and his friends. Boston,
Davis & Bond [1916] [15] p. illus.
4to. $0.35. [17408
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22,1916; A 482924; Albert M. Davis,
Boston.
(SUMULATIVE daily digest of corpora-
tion news. ist semi-annual no., 1916.
New York, Moody manual company,
fore it ph; 629 p. Svo. [17409
my 10, 1916; 2 ce. July 12,
1916; aff. July 13, 1916; A 4338696;
Moody manual co., New York.
{‘UNNINGHAM (Frank A.)* Williams-
port, Pa. Presidents of the United
States; where born, terms served,
when died, where buried, and other
information. [4] p. port. nar.
16mo. [17410
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 434846.
{‘UNNINGHAM piano co.*, Philadelphia.
Cunningham pianos and_. player-
pianos. (In Philadephia North
American ) [17411
© July 31, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 2, 1916;
A 441478.
59803—16——2
17429
CURRIER (Florence Gay)* Fall River,
Mass. Love souls: you will find
them again. (Jn Bulletin of the
Oriental esoteric society) [17412
©7>-.iubyo2t, 196s; 1). ¢. huly 28,
1916; A 441393.
Detroit. Cash
Card, 4 by 4
[17413
e. and aff.
DapneEy (Harry B.)*
discount system. .
inches.
© June 28, 1916; 2
July 1, 1916; A 482766.
DAHEIM. [Hach illus. fol.]
[17414-17424
Ht, jahre. ne: 49; 4. sept., 1915. ©
Sept. 4, 1915; 1 ec. July 15, 1916; A—
Foreign 13999.
Sil jahre, ne. 15O; tt) sepie 1915 ©
Sept. 11, 1916; 1 «. July 15, 1916; A—
Foreign 13989.
Hie abEsis) Cnt aS:
SECVta USO ae 1ee
A—Foreign 13990.
ply ahr Ey oo oe
Soe Bay waeiiass 1 ce
A—Foreign 13991.
sept., 1915. ©
July 15; 1916;
sept, 1915. ©
July 15, 1916;
HO jana ee 2 Oe Okt 1OtD. © Oct
OF 19I lS ee by . 5s) LOG
Foreign 13992.
D2. Jahres pnry sy 16.0kt, 1915." ©, Oct:
LG StOtS lees tally: 15, 1916; A—
Foreign 13998.
52: jahre;4 nr. 4, 23. okt, 1915. © Ock
To. LP ghee
Yoreign 13994.
525 anes OnE a oOmOKkt. home.
S02) 1905 ste -suby 15>, 1016s) A——
Foreign 13995.
52: jahre., nr: 6:6. nov.,. 1915...©@ Nov:
Go Tota et ve. Sd uOLy 15, 1916; A—
Foreign 13996.
52 ahs np. 134 nov., 915) 1@; Nov.
ts, 1915 2 ete. suly 15, 1916; A—
Foreign 13997.
52 aor ee NEOs NO
he ADL SL oe
Foreign 13998.
© Daheim-expedition, Leipzig.
July 15, 1916; A—
© Oct.
Vien 1005. ©) Nov.
July 15, 1916; A—
DatE (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (In Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [17425-17428
duly 1G, 1916: ©: July, 16, 2916s 2 ce:
July 18, 1916; A 441045.
July -25, L916. © July 23,
July 25, 1916; A 441275.
July sOy.1916. | © July 30; 1916 = 1.e;
Aug. ils 1916; A 441443.
Aug. 6, 1916. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
9, 1916; A 441633.
TOTGET Ee:
DALLAS, Tex. Worley’s directory of
Dallas, Tex., 1916. Dallas, Tex.,
J. F. Worley directory company, inc.,
1916. 964 p. 4to. $8.00. [17429
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 437069; John I’. Worley
directory co., Dallas.
789
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17430
pt. 1, Ws. vias
DALRYMPLE (Leona)
ries. Magic mud.
Good night sto-
Proof, illus.
[17480
© June 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 4382790; Newspaper fea-
ture service, ine., New York.
Crea-
[Special
4to. $5.00.
[17481
e; Jumerat,
A 4382840.
DAPRATO Statuary co.*, Chicago.
tions in ecclesiastical art.
altar ed.] 111 p. illus.
© June 15, 1916; 2
1916; aff. July 5, 1916;
(Grace) Roads to some-
(In New York evening jour-
[17432-17437
©. July 222 Stet Ge aioe:
DARLING
where.
nal)
Julye2t. 1916.
July 22, 1916; A 441187.
July 24, 1916. © July 24,
July 35, 1916; A 441270.
July 26, 1916. @© July 26,
July 27, 1916; A 441337.
July 28, 1916. © July 28,
July 29, 1916; A 441400.
July 31, 1916. © July 31,
Aug. te 1916; A 441439.
Aug. 4, 1916. © Aug. 4,1916; 1 ¢. Aug.
a 1916; A 441541,
© International news service, New
York.
Dav’s blue book.
Buffalo, 1916. New York city, Dau blue
books, ine., 1916. 162 [i. e. 160] p.
S8vo. $5.00. @©@ June 8, 1916; 2 e.
June 10, 1916; aff. June 9, 1916: A
433431
wochesian: incl. Albion, Avon [ete.] 1916.
New York city, Dau’s blue books, inc.,
1916. [9th issue] 140 p. Syo.
$5.00. @ July 22, 1916; 2 c. July 24,
1916; aff. July 2ARY 1916; A 433855.
© Dau’s blue books, inc, New
York.
1916 £" ec.
TOTG Se ee?
LOPG = doe:
1:91 6.2+ 4 vel
[17488, 174389
Davies (Landon eet
Cashier’s guide of N
1916, issue.
New York.
¥. ity. ov puy.
Wall chart, 264 by 15
inches. $1.00. [17440
© July 5, 1916; 2c. July 11, 1916;
aff. July 7, 1916: ; A 434900.
Davis (A. M.) @o.*, Boston.
[17441-17488
Abundance of blessings. Card, col. illus.,
3% by 52 inches. “$0. 10. @ July 14,
1916; 2 c: and aff. July 24, 1916; A
435352.
Card is just a trifle. Card, col. illus.,
34 by 4% inches. $0.10. © July 14,
1916; 2c, and aff. July 24, 1916; A
435322.
Cheery wish. Upon this little Christmas
ecard. Card, col. illus., 22 by 4 inches.
$0.03. (© July 14, 1916: 2c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 43 5315.
Christmas forget- me-not. Merry Christ-
mas. Although I fear I didn’t strike.
2 1. col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.03. ©
July 10, 19162, 2: ¢. and, aff), July tZ4,
1916; A 435329.
ee | ne a ae
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Christmas greeting. Although it seems
long while. 2 1. col. ilius.
$0.15. © July 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. July 24, 1916; A "435318.
Each new greeting thatI send. 2 1.
col. illus. 382mo. $0.10. © July 14,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 24 1916: A
435354.
The God of love has given us.
col. illus., 4 by 5 inches.
July 14, 1916;
1916; A 435323.
Christmas greetings. <A friendly feeling
in the air. cover-title, 4.1, ... seals ae
24mo. $0.25. © July 10, 1916;
and aff. “July 24, 1916: A 435353.
In bringing all its many gifts.
Card,
$0.05. @©
2 ec. and aff. July 24,
2 1.
col. illus. ebl. 48mo. $0.10. © July
14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 435348.
May thy path be spread with tee
Card, col. illus., 4 by 5 inches. $0.05.
© July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435335.
Christmas wish. A card from me will
come I know. 21. col. illus. 24mo.
$0.15. © July 14; 1916; 2c) and af.
July 24, 1916; A 435317.
Of friends I have a goodly list. 2 1.
col. yore 24mo. 0.1 © July 14,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
435324.
Christmas wish for you. ‘The nicest
wish I’ve ever made. 2 1. col. illus.
obl. 48mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435332.
Christmas wish to you. With wishes
for gladness unceasing. 2 1. eol.
illus. 24mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916:
2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435346.
Everybody’s thinking it everywhere.
Card, col: illus.. 52 by 4 inches.
$0.10. © July 14, 29016232]
aff. July 24, 1916; A 4353856.
For my father. To my father for whose
_ friendship. cover-title, 1 1. 24mo.
$0.25. © June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 454746.
Forget the gift—-remember the giver.
Merry Christmas! This tissue paper
package. 2 1. col. eS mo.
$0.03. © July 14, 1916; ec. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 435342.
From man to man. ‘There never was
known. Card, 4 by 52 inches. $0.10.
© July 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435327.
From one who syimpathizes. Here’s a
kindly wish. cover-title, 1 1. obl.
48mo. $0.15. © July 14, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. July 24, 1916: A "435337.
Good luck and good wishes. I’m sure
you're glad its “Christmas. Card 33 by
52 inches. $0.05. © July 14, 1916;
2~-e and aff.’ July 24 191 Ga
435341.
Happy Christmas. May God’s richest
blessings be yours. 2 1. col. illus.
32mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916; 2c
and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435314.
Happy New Year. I’m wishing you a
New Year’s day. 21. col. illus. obl.
48mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916; 2e
and aff. July 24, 1916; A- 435336.
I wish you all the smiles of life.
col. illus., 43 by : inches.
- © July 14, 1916: . and aff.
July 24, 1916: A "435316.
and
790
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no. 8, 1916 17499
LS... - |
_ Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
_ May Christmas fulfill. Card, col. illus.
3 =z by 52 inches. $0.10. © July 14,
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
This just shows that I am _ keeping.
Card, illus., 4 by 5 inches. $0.10. ©
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, 1916; A July 14, 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 24,
| 435340. 1916; A 435330.
May the New Year’s day be sunny.
Card, col. illus., 22 by 53 inches
So. 05. © July 14, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
; July 24, 1916: A AB5BB4.
Merry Christmas. Close in my heart are
' folded thoughts of you. 2 1. eol.
illus. 32mo. $0.10. @iatuly 14.
Tiny remembrance for you. Merry
Christmas! The present is so tiny.
2 1. col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.03.
July 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435331.
To neighbors of ours from neighbors of
yours. A very merry Christmas. We
) 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A may not be your oldest friends. Card,
, 439397. illus.. 33 by 52 inches. © July 14,
. I think of you always at Christ- 1916; 2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
q ain a _ Ion a obl. 48mo. 435313.
| uly 14. 1916; 2 c. and aff. To show you're not forgotten. Merry
July 24, 1916; A 435345. Christmas! I hope you'll like my
‘ O now is come that joyful time. present. 2 1. col. illus. obl. 28mo.
21. col. illus. 24mo. $0.15. © $0.03. © July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
| July fi io: 2 c. and aft. July 24, July 24, 1916; A 43 5343.
| 1916 ; A 435320. When I think of you I say. Card, col.
—— Though its words are only two. illus., 4 by 5 inches. $0.10. © July
21. col. illus. 32mo. $0.10. © 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, 1916;
July 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July 24, A 435355.
1916; A 435333. With hearty wishes. In the possession
Wished sincerely. Card. col. illus. of many friends. cover-title. ics if
23 by 53 inches. S0. 10. © July 14, 16mo. $0.35. © July 14, 1916: e
fone 2 ec. and aff. July 24, 1916: A and aff. July 24, 1916; A "435347.
Ms ag Meera wish for you. With Davis (Edward D.)* Minneapolis.
| passing years the customs change. 2 Pounds to bushels card tables. a
| ; i eer ee obl. 48mo. $0.10. © [17489-17492
uly 191 2 ec. and aff. July 24, Gram at 56
| aKo~ pounds to the _ bushel.
Y 1916; A 435359, Shelled corn, rye and fiax seed. Card,
New Year’s greetings. We're far away, 82 by 9% inches. $0.15. © June 19,
: I know, old friend. 2 1. col. illus. 1916: 2 ec. and aff. July 1, 1916; A
obl. 48mo. $0.10. © July 14, 1916: 432804.
2 ¢ and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435358. Oats at 32 pounds to the bushel. Bar-
| Of gifts and Joys and blessings. Card, ley at 48 pounds to the bushel. Card,
: col. illus., 33 by 53 inches. $0.10. © 112 to 93 inches. $0.15. © June 19,
| July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 1, 1916; A
1916; A 435319. 432803.
| Same to you and many of ‘em. Card, Oats at 34 pounds to the bushel. Barley
| col. illus., 42 by 5 inches. $0.10. © at 48 pounds to the bushel. Card,
July 14, 1916: 2 c and aff. July 24, tables, 112 by 9% inches. $0.15. ©
| 1916; A 435325. June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 1,
_ Season’s greetings. Be it whispered or 1916; A 432802.
shouted. 21. col.illus. 24mo. $0.15. Wheat at 60 pounds to the bushel. Peas,
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July beans, clover seed and potatoes. Card,
24, 1916; A 435349. tables, 82 by 9% inches. © June 19,
If Christmas wishes left a mark. 1916 - 2 c. and aff. July 1, 1916; A
21. col. illus. 24mo. $0.15. © July 432801.
Z eae » = Ss) .
ee ad afl. July 24, 1916; | Davis Sarre co.*, Boston.
A 485351. oa 7499
# In all your gay rejoicing. 21. col. [17493-1749
illus. 24mo. $0.15. © July 14, 1916; Before ringing off the old year. Card,
2 ¢. July 24, 1916; A 435350. col. aS ae, 54 ances wee
| No matter where you journey. © May 31, Is 2c, and aif. July
. cover-title, 1 1. col. illus. obi. 48mo. , 1916; A 432900.
$0.25. © July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Peleg at our place wishes every-
| July 24, 1916; A 435339. body at eee co ba te ME enti
"Tis easy to be happy if you're of 3a by 53 inches. 0S. © May ol,
the happy kind. 21. illus. (part col.) 1916 2c. and aff. July 7, 1916; A
| obl. 32mo. $0.15. © July 14, 1916; 452899. ;
| -2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435328. Su ee nan cg at Mone
Sent with a lot of love. Merry: Christ- ard, col. illus... 5 by 4 inches. _ $0.08.
| mas! Please notice that I tied it. © May 31, ae 2c. and aff. July 7,
21. col. illus. obl. 24mo. $0.03. © 1916; A 452902.
July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 24, Greetings to you. If wishes could make
; 1916; A 435344. it so. Sk oe ee by 5 ca ey
Thank you card. Acknowledging your $0.08. eae al ee eRe
} thoughtful gift. Card, col. illus, 23 duly #2 1916) A eo2ege
Dy 52 inches. $0.05. © July 10, Season’s greetings. Sent in friendly ap-
. 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916: preciation. Card, col. illus., 33 by
P A 425358. 54 inches. $0.08. © May 31, 1916;
There's the same old-fashioned gladness. 2c. and aff. July 7, 1916; A 432896.
il. col. illus. obl. 48mo. $0.25. © Sign of thanks. Card, illus., 5 by 4
| July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, inches. $0.08. © May 31, 1916; 2 ¢.
1916; A 435326. and aff. July 7, 1916; A 432897.
791
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17500
pt. 1, WSs, yee
Davis-SMITH co.*—Continued.
This is only a little card but it carries
a big “Thank you.” Card, col. illus.,
34 by 5% inches. $0.08. © May 31,
1916: 2>¢@, and afi. duly 77, 1916% “A
432901.
Davison’s textile blue book, United
States and Canada. 29th annual
ed., July, 1916, to July, 1917. Office
ed. New York, Davison publishing
co., 1916. 1184 [i. e. 1197] p. S8vo.
$4.00. [17500
© uly 14, 1916; 2° &. July “17,
1916; aff. July 15, 1916; A 433808;
Davison pub. co., New York.
DECKER (A. R.) [17501-17503
France puts ban on imports. © July 22,
1916; 1¢. July 26, 1916; A 441313.
See Belgium freed soon. © July 19,
1916; 1 ec. July 24, 1916; A 441239.
U boat may assist spies. © July 14,
1916; tics July 19,.09164 4% 441120.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
DELAWARE & Atlantic telegraph & tele-
phone co.*, Philadelphia. Atlantic &
Bridgeton district telephone direc-
tory, Summer issue, June 15, 1916.
92 p. 4to. [17504
© June 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 434830.
Derr-HAGOPIAN-BisHoP (S. M.)* Cleve-
land. Rdle of the lactic acid bac-
teria in the treatment and preven-
tion of certain human ailments and
consequent prolongation of life. 23
p. illus. 16mo. [17505
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 486050.
‘Dr Rovvitte (George S8.)* Albany.
Baseball advertising service for
men’s wear stores. v. 8, ads. nos.
25-36. [12] loose sheets,
by 4 inches.
© May 26, 1916;
10, 1916; A 434396.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report. (Jn Oil City derrick)
[17507, 17508
Month of June [1916]. © July 1, 1916;
1c. Aug. 5, 1916; A 441554.
Month of July [1916]. © Aug. 1, 1916;
1c. Aug. 5, 1916; A 441555.
Derry, N. H. Derry and Chester, N.
H., directory, 1916-1917. ere le
Salem, Mass., The H. M. Meek pub-
lishing .¢co.,. 1916... 458" p.. prent,
(fold. map). S8vo. $3.00. [17509
© May 19, 1916; 2 ec. July 26,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 433879;
Henry M. Meek pub. co., Salem,
Mass.
illus. 9
[17506
2 ec. and aff. June
DEUTSCHE revue. Mar.,
1916. Svo. [17510
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1916;
A—Foreign 13525 : Deutsche verlags-
anstalt, Stuttgart, Germany.
Story of baby
41 jahreg.
Dr WATERS (Lillian).
life. Boston, Davis & Bond [1916].
A p. 1., 43 p. roe $0.75.; PA dee
2 May 6, 1916; 2 e and aff.’ June
22, VOIGS A ‘432929 - “Albert M. Davis,
Boston.
DrtamMonp state telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. State of Delaware tele-
phone directory of the Diamond
state telephone company. June 5,
1916. [Summer issue] 136 p. 8vo.
[17512
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 434743.
Dickson (George PF.)
matie insurance.
* Chicago. Auto-
4to.
[4] p.
[17513
© July 22, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.- July
28, 1916: A 435433.
Diesy (Bassett) [17514-17527
Advance in Hungary by cavalry of czar.
© July 22, 1916; 1 ¢«. July 26, 1916;
A 441314.
Big Russ shoe order for U. S. © Jul
21, 1916; 1 ¢. July 26; 1916. ‘A 441308.
Balan is facing famine and revolt.
© July 21, 1916: 1 e. July 26, 196;
A 441307.
Calls Deutschland a warship. © July 19,
- 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441234.
Calls Zane greatest pee of all history.
© Aug. 2. 1916; e: Riad 7, 1916; A
441595.
Civilians under fire stay in ruined Brody.
Aug. 5, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 9, 1916;
A 441619.
Freedom of Poland belie for Russia.
© Aug. 8, 1916; ce) Aues Eis 1 otGe
A 441704.
Gives atrocity protest O. K. © July 14,
1916; 1c¢. July 19, 1916; A 441119.
Lose three divisions at Brody. © Aug. 1
1916; 1 eo Aug. 4, 1916 Fe £41607.
Russian confidence of victory growing.
© July 24, 1916; ec. July: 2f, 29855
A 441329.
Russian guns smash Slonevka passage. ©
Aug. 2, 1916 1 co Ang. 72S
441594.
Seoffs at Zeppelin transatlantic idea. ©
Aug. 5, 1916; 1 «Aug; 3,3
441618.
Second phase of big Slav drive started.
© July 31, 1916; 1 c Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441500.
Slav charges drive foe across Stokhod.
Aug. ce 1916;.1 ¢«. Aug. £0, 19265
A 441675.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
792
SS
BOOKS, GROUP Ii
no. 8, 1916
17551
Disston crucible. v. 5, no. 5, June 15,
o506.. 1 p.l., p..67—S0. illus. Svo.
[17528
© June 28, 1916; 2 c: and aff.
July 11, 1916: A 4384894; Henry
Disston & sons, inec., Philadelphia.
Dr. Thacher’s lucky day almanac, 1917.
cover-title, 32 p. ports. 12mo.
[17529
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
fig 1, 1916; A 432909; Thacher
medicine co., Chattanooga.
DonaHEY (William) * Chicago.
[17530-17533
Teenie Weenies build a dry dock. ©. ae
PoelONGeed cy culy: 27, 1916; A
441341.
Teenie Weenies find an ark. © July 16,
1916; 1 ¢c. July 20, 1916; A 441135.
Teenie Weenies finish the house-boat and
sail away. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
10, 1916; A 441653.
Teenie Weenies make blackberry jam. ©
mye sO. f9tGs dc. Aug: 3, 19163 A
441499.
[Note: The foregoing
Sunday tribune]
(Timothy
are in Chicago
DONOGHUE J.) 505 Boston.
Geoglot. Boston, International geo-
glot bureau, 1916. 21 p. 24mo.
$0.25. [17534
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 4386144,
Dorman (Alfred R.)* Loveland, O.
Route directory in Hamilton County,
Ohio, Kenton and Campbell counties,
Kentucky. cover-title, 1 p. 1., 69 p.
16mo. $2.00. (irae
© June 9, 1916; 2c. July 1, 1916;
aff. June 19, 1916; A 434790.
[Doten (Charles C.)] Guide to his-
toric Plymouth. Plymouth, Mass.,
A. S. Burbank [1916] 96 p. illus.
12mo. $0.10. [17536
@ duly 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 4829387; Alfred S. Bur-
bank, Plymouth, Mass.
Doyie (Arthur Conan)* Windlesham,
Crowborough, Sussex, England.
British campaign in France. chap.
4 contd. The battle of the Aisne.
(Jn Strand magazine, August, 1916)
[17537
el c, Aug 21, 1916: A ad int.
2735; pubd. July 25, 1916.
Drake (Homer Adelbert)* Chicago.
Honor Old Glory. Sheet. 3% by 34
inches. [175388
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. June 9, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 434791.
DROMGOOLE (Will
Song and story.
Allen)* Nashville.
(In Nashville ban-
ner ) [17539-17542
ly SO LG. OM Inily: 15, LONG nes
July 26, 1916; A 441308.
July. 2251916: *©) July 22; 19165 1 «¢:
July 26, 1916; A 441301.
July 29, 1916. © July 29)" 1916 ie.
Aug. 3, 1916; laa
Aug. 5, 1916.,, © Awug.521916; 1°¢ Aug.
ie 1916; A 441580.
DupLEY (Pendleton) Facts about en-
ameled ware. [4] p. 8vo. [17543 °
© June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432837 - Anna Ogden,
New York.
Durr (Arthur M.)* Boston.
[17544, 17545
Manufacturers hourly basis wage calcu-
lator. [157] p. tables. 4to. © June
24, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916; aff. July 7,
1916; A 432943,
524 hours a week wage calculator.
folder, tables. S8vo. © June 29, 191 16;
PAKS July 8 L91G > afi July 7, 1916; A
432944.
DUFFIELD (Elizabeth M.) Lucile tri-
umphant. Illus. by M. P. Taylor.
New York, Sully and Kleinteich
[1916] 3806p. front., plates. 12mo.
$1.00. [17546
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 487079; Sully & Klein-
teich, New York.
DUNHAM (M. Keith) * New York. Oxy-
acetylene welding. no 4. (In Black-
smith and wheelwright, August,
1916) [17547
© Aug. 4, 1916; 1c. Aug. 5, 1916;
A 441551.
DURKEE (HK. R.) & co.*, New York.
Durkee’s salad dressing. [12] p.
illus. obl. 48mo. [17548
© July 7, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
11, 1916; iN ‘434887.
DURSTON (George) [17549-17551
Boy scouts in front of Warsaw; or, In
the wake of war. Chicago, Akron, O.
[ete.] The Saalfield publishing com-
pany, [1916] 159 p... 12mo. + (Boy
scout series, v. 20) $0.25. © June 22,
19163 2) c) and aif. July 29; 19163 A
433896.
Boy scout’s test; or,
A son of Italy.
Chicago, Akron, O.
[ete.] The Saal-
field publishing company [1916] 152
p. 12mo. (Boy _ scout eae v. 19)
$0:25.. © June 22, 1916; c. and aft,
July 29, 1916; A 433894.
Boy scouts under the Red Cross;
Back of the fighting line.
Akron, O. [ete.] The Saalfield pub-
lishing company [1916] 164 p. 12mo.
(Boy scout series, 1. 21) $0.25.
June 22, 1916; 2.c. and aff. July 29,
1916; A 433895.
© Saalfield pub. co., Akron, O.
or,
Chicago,
793
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17552
pt.5, 1S. ¥.ia
Easson (J. L.)* Davenport, Ia. Mer-
chandise brokerage in eighteen les-
sons. o[v. 1-3] 3° v. ‘12mo, $5.00.
[17552-17554
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
July 21, 1916; A 481935—431937.
Economy service co.*, New York. Cut
bulletin no. A149, Ist. no. for Aug.
1916. cover-title, numb. 1. 37-47.
illus. fol. [17555
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
d, 1916; A 432821.
EDISON STORAGE battery co.*, Orange,
WS: [17556, 17557
“ Buse firing line with Battery Bill.
D: wlhusy fol, (© June 10, 1SiG-:
2G ec. and aff. June 28, 1916; A 434749.
Train lighting batteries. Edison. 32 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin 118).
© June 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. June
28, 1916; A 434748.
EapBerts (A. J. C.)* Chicago.
kiss. Sheet, 82 by 42 inches.
©) July 14, 1916; 2
138, 1916; A 484955.
Eecers (John H.)*
at the bat. 11 p.
Mother-
[17558
e. and aff. July
New York. Casey
col. illus. 48mo.
[17559
© June 28, 1916; 2c and aff. July
11, 1916; A 4384891.
EnRiicH (Antonie)* Philadelphia.
Antonie Ehrlich crochet book no. 7.
Filet crochet, original designs. Phil-
adelphia, The Ehrlich publishing co.
[1916] 33°02 -p:) tlus:” Ato, $025.
[17560
© June 12, 1916; 2 c« June 29,
1916; aff. June 15, 1916; A 434787.
ELtam (J. Frank)* Chicago. Home
course in practical salesmanship.
Lesson no. 9-16. Chicago, The J. F.
Elam _ sales_ service, 1916. SV.
cover-titles. i12mo. [17561-17568
© Feb. 19, Apr. 1, 30, June 21,
1916; 2 e. each July 27, 1916; affs.
July 24, 1916; A 486118-486121.
Ewcprep (Fred C.) Instructions to
members of Manufacturers and
wholesalers association. [6] p. 8vo.
[17569
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
29, 1916; A 432893 « Manufacturers
and wholesalers assn., Kalamazoo,
Mich.
ELeEctric storage battery co.*, Phila-
delphia. Storing electric energy, the
deleo-light storage battery. 19 p.
illus. Svo. [17570
© June 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434726.
EMERSON (Ralph Waldo) War by
R. W. Emerson; preface by Henry
Ford. cover-title, 11 p. illus. 4to.
$0.15. [17571
© June 20, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. June
21, 1916; A 432779; Emilie Hapgood,
New York.
IEXNGINEER corps of California’,
land, Cal.
Oak-
Instruction sheet no. 3.
Outline of study course. Sheet, 18
by 82 inches. [17572
© May 27, 1916; 2 e. June 5,
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 434952.
Erig, Pa. Atkinson Erie city directory.
1916-1917. 44th ed. [Hrie, Pa.]
The Erie printing co., 1916. 1 p. 1,
27-1136 p. 8vo. $6.00. [Aisi
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 487198; Atkinson Erie
directory co., Erie, Pa.
ERRETT (Jane R.) OP «aie
Standard kinder-lehrer. v 8, ik a
viertel, juli bis september, 1916.
by J. R. Erret and Nannie Lee peal,
Cincinnati, O., Der Standard publish-
ing company, 1916. Wali chart, [26]
p. “col. illus., map. fol. [and] A supple-
ment 14 p. illus. S8vo. $3.00 per yr.
© June 23; 1916; 2c. and aff. July 3,
1916; A 434824
Standard lektion- pilderkarice [by Jane R.
Errett & Nannie Lee Frayser] 3 vier-
teljahr. Jahrgang 18, no 3, 2 juli—24
sept., 1916. Lektion 1-13. 13 cards,
printed on both sides. col. illus., 4
by 3 inches. $0.10 per yr. © June 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July] 23
434823. -
alge picture lesson cards.
Ss 1-13. 3d quarter.
T1b- ‘Sept. 24, 1916. 13 cards, eol.
illus., 43° by 3 inches. © June 20,
6: 2c. and aff. June 28, 1916; A
434744.
Standard picture roll. yv. 8, no. i, 3d
quarter, July—Sept., 1916. Cincinnati,
O., The Standard publishing company.,
1916. Wall chart, [26]-'pf-colt wins:
v. 18, no.
July 4rd,
map. fol. [and] A supplement, ed. by
Nannie Lee Frayser. 14 p. illus. 8vo.
$3.00 per yr. © June 22, 19165 27e
and aff. June 28, 1916; A 434745.
© Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
Essex. County, Mass. North Essex di-
rectory for Boxford, Georgetown
[ete.], Mass., 1916-1917. v.9. Salem,
Mass., The H. M. Meek publishing
co., 1916. 311 p. 8vo.. $300. (Aisa
© Mar. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
31, 1916; A 428347; Henry M. Meek
pub. co., Salem, Mass.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to keep
well. (Jn Chicago daily or Sunday
tribune) [17579-17603
Atypical gout. @© July 15, 19165) ae
July 28, 1916; A 441370.
Baby’s clothes. © July 13, 1916; 1 e¢.
July 17, 1916; A 441080.
194
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
17617
Evans (W. A.)*—Continued.
Bad breath. © July 3, 1916; 1 ¢. July
17, 1916; A 441071.
Bad milk season. © July 5, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 17, 1916; A 441073.
Care of baby. © July 8, 1916; 1 c.
July 17, 1916; A 441076.
Dengue. © July 26, 1916; 1 ¢. July 28,
1916; A 441379.
Eczema of hands. © July 10, 1916; 1c.
July 17, 1916; A 441077.
Headaches. © July 23, 1916; 1 c¢. July
27, 1916; A 4413388.
Heart disease. © July 4, 1916; 1 ec.
July 17, 1916; A 441072.
Helping paralytics. © July 19, 1916;
ic. July 28, 1916; A 44138783.
Imitating the faker. © July 11, 1916.
1 e¢. July 17, 1916; A 441078.
Infant mortality. © July 18, 1916; 1c.
July 28, 1916; A 441372.
Infantile paralysis. July 16, 1916. ©
July 16, 1916; 1 c. July 20, 1916; A
441137.
Infantile paralysis. July 21, 1916. ©
July 21, 1916; 1 c. July 28, 1916; A
441375.
Infantile paralysis in Vermont. © July
a) 191G=° 1) c. July 28, 1916; A
441376.
Migraine. © July 7, 1916; 1 c¢. July 17,
1916; A 441075.
Mosquitoes and malaria. © July 14,
1916; 1c. July 17, 1916; A 441081.
Pineal body. © July 25, 1916; 1c. July
28, 1916; A 441578.
Pre-maternity help. © July 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 17, 1916; A 441074.
Prevention of infantile paralysis. ©
July 17, 1916; 1 c. July 28, 1916; A
441371.
Rheumatic headache. © July 12, 1916;
1 ¢. July 17, 1916; A 441079.
Shop conveniences. © July 24, 1916;
1c. July 28, 1916; A 441377.
Shrinking of the muscles after infantile
paralysis. © July 20, 1916; 1c. July
28, 1916; A 441374.
Some insects annoying in hot weather.
© July 30, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441496.
U. S. census office’s life tables. © Aug.
6, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441655.
Fapyan (George)* Chicago. Funda-
mental principles of the Baconian
ciphers. 39 p. foider, illus., diagrs.,
in cover 4to. [17604
_© June 7, 1916; 2 c. June 138,
1916; A 434901.
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*, New York. New
York, Fairchild’s women’s wear di-
rectory. v. 6. no. 2, fall 1916. cover-
title, 644 p. fold. map. 32mo. $0.25.
[17605
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 4384831.
FARM IMPLEMENT news. ‘Tractor field
book. [Handy pocket ed.J] 50 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. $0.10. [17606
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435245; Farm implement
news co., Chicago.
FARM JOURNAL. Alphabetical list of
titles and reply book, the Farm
journal $3,000.00 cash _ picture-
name game. 35 p. illus. nar., 8vo.
[17607
© July 18, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 486043; Booklovers’ con-
test co., inc., New York.
FARMER auto supply co., ine. Cata-
lozue:. 1I91G- 19h... “ap: T., “ISG ps
illus. Svo. [17608
© May 31, 1916>:2 ‘e. *huly. 12,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 484948;
Henneberry co., Chicago.
FARMING business.
Official home picturegame catalog of
joke titles. 95 p. illus. nar., 8vo. ©
July 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 22,
1916; A 436040.
Official picturegame reply book. 1 p. l.
Sap nar. Sv02_1@) July 154coLe. Ze:
and aff. July 22, 1916; A 436041.
© Booklovers’ contest co., ine,
New York.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters, no. 6. (Jn Plumbing
and heating magazine, July, 1916).
[17611
© July 31, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 8, 1916;
A 441600.
FATHERHOOD of God. pt. 1. Teachers’
manual. 1st half year. Milwaukee,
The Young churchman co., 1916. li,
120 p. 12mo. (Christian nurture
series, course no. 1). $0.40. [17612
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 4386127; Young church-
man co., Milwaukee.
FEDERAL motor truck co.*, Detroit.
Blue book of traffic. 64 p. illus.,
diagrs. fol. [17613
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 482912.
FEIBELMAN (Rene) [17614-17616
Belgian refugees sail for New York. ©
THly 20,, t01G: “re. July 2a a1si1e:
A 441227.
Holland will buy in U. S. © July 14,
1916; 1c¢. July 19, 1916; A 441121.
War victims aided by devoted priest. ©
July 22, 1916; 1 ec. July 26, 1916; A
441316.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Fett & co., 1td.*, New York. Time 0’
need. [15] p. illus., folded charts.
nar. Svo. [17617
© June 14,1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 4384828.
795
[17609, 17610.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17618
FENTON (E. Burt)* New York. Miss-
ing link. 9p. 8vo. [17618
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 434885.
FINDEISEN & Kropf manufacturing
co.*, Chicago. Spoonful of sugar.
2ded. [21] p. illus. 24mo. [17619
© June 20, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 26, 1916; 9 485390.
FISCHER (J. & C.)* New York. [J. &
C. Fischer. cut sheet, June 27, 1916]
Sheet, illus., 27 by 32 inches.
[17620
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 432771.
FIsHBAcK (Philip Johnson)* East
Orange, N. J. My religion. [16] p.
front. (port.) S8vo. $0.10. [17621
OiDec: 20:519155) 2 ep Jdiy 17,
1916; aff. July 25, 1916; A 485371.
FisHer (Annie Laurie) Parson Gray.
Boston, Davis & Bond [1916] [13] p.
illus. 12mo. $0.25. [17622
© May 6, 1916 2 ¢. and aff. June
22,1916; A 482923; Albert M. Davis,
Boston.
Firco (Mary E)* Brookline, Mass.
Filet crochet with instructions. Se-
ries no. 7. [Cambridge, Mass., Print-
ed by the University press, 1916] 29
p. illus. 4to. [17623
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 483788.
Fircu publishing co., ine.*, New York.
Fitch bond _ book. Consolidated
Suppl. June, W916: 2 ped W226" p.
12mo. $25.00. [17624
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 485246.
FrercHer (Alfred Charles Benson) *
Berkeley, Cal. From job to job
around the world, [6] (Jn wide
world magazine, August, 1916)
[17625
© duly 20, 1916: Tt & Aus 7, 1936:
A 441578.
FLYNN (Louise) Priscilla smocking
book, a collection of beautiful and
useful patterns with directions for
working. Boston, Mass., The Pris-
cilla publishing company, 1916. 32
p. illus. 4to. $0.25. [17626
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 481991; Priscilla pub.
co., Boston.
—_—
pt. 13 anys. wae
Footer (Thomas W.)* Cleveland. Office
chairs as manufactured by the Mar-
ble & Shattuck chair company, Cleve-
land, O. 96 p. illus. fol. (Catalog
no. 51) [17627
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 434610.
FooTNER (Hulbert)* Soiler, Md.
Thieves’ wit. (Jn Munsey’s maga-
zine, August, 1916) [17628
© July 20, 1916; 1 e July 20,
1916; A 441141.
ForRD CAR owners’ protective assn.
Protect your Ford car. [8] p. folder.
Svo. [17629
© July 6, 1916; 2 @ and aff. July
10. 1916; A 432948; C. Franklin Da-
vis, Chicago.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter. ]
Forp TIMES. vY. 9, no. 12. July, 1916.
p. 529-576. Illus. 8vo. [17630
© June 22, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 26,1916; A 434694; Ford motor
co., Detroit.
Forest Park college for women*, St.
Louis. [Prospectus, 1916] St. Louis,
1916. 15, [2] D. - ports? Gew
[17631
© July 11, 1916; 2 ce and aff. July
14, 1916; A 431855.
Foster (William Thomas)* Washing-
ton. Foster’s weather bulletin.
Aug. 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1916.
[5 instalments] (In Minneapolis
Progress ) - [17632-17636
© Aug. 28; Sept. 4, ities
1916; 1 ¢@ each July 16°39 — 2
441083-441087.
FRANKAU (Gilbert)* London. City of
fear. New York, Federal printing
company, 1916. 12 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[17637
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 22, 1916; A 436063.
FRANKLIN trust & savings bank*, Chi-
cago. Saving sense: the story of
John Spender and John Saver. +10,
[4] p. 24mo. [17638
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. May 26, 1916;
aff. June 10, 1916; A 434891.
FREEHOLD trust co., Freehold, N. J.
It is your money. [8] p. folder.
16mo. [17639
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 486115; Bankers pro-
gressive plan, New York.
796
BOOKS, GROUP It
no. 8, 1916
17661
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia) * Marion,
O. Adventures of Brave Heart and
Laughing Eyes. (In Cleveland plain
dealer, Sunday magazine section)
[17640-17643
as 9, 16, 1916. [2 instalments] ©
9, 16, 1916; 1 c. each July 22,
1916 : A 441204, 441205.
July 23, 1916. © July Be 1916; 1 ¢.
July 31, 1916; A 44143
- July 30, 1916. © July 30, 1916: 1.
Aug. 7, 1916: A 441581.
Frey (Hildegard G.) [ 17644, 17645
Camp fire girls at Onoway house; or,
Magic garden. New York, A. L. Burt
company [1916] 234p. front. 12mo.
$0.40. © June 30, 1916; 2 c. July 13,
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 431868.
Camp fire girls go motoring; or, Along
the road that leads the way. New
Work, 2A. . Burt company [1916]
240 p. front. 12mo. $0.40. © July
29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 1, 1916;
A 433909.
© A. L. Burt co., New York.
FRIEDEL (W. R.) co.*, Memphis, Tenn.
Friedel flange moulding. 11, [9] p.
illus. Syvo. (Cover-title: The new
way ) [17646
© July 1, 1916; 2
5, 1916; A 432820.
e. and aff. July
FrRutTtcHEY (Frank)* Detroit. Some-
thing new. 400 self-help suggestions
for movie organ players. cover-title,
[16] p. 12mo. $1.00. [17647
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. June 30,
1916; aff. July 10, 1916; A 434886.
Furet engineering co. of New York*,
New York. Cutting costs in the R.
& H. boiler room. 22 p. diagrs.
16mo. [17648
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec. June 30,
1916; aff. July 5, 1916; A 432834.
FUTTERER (Antonia F.)* Chicago.
Mystery of the seed of the woman in
seven stages. [8] p. folder. illus.
12mo. [17649
© June 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 432910.
Fuip (Maurice)* New York. My first
offer : a message of joy to gardeners.
[8] p. illus. 8vo. [17650
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 434890.
PUsRIER. v. 2, no. 1, July, 1916. [8]
p. 16mo. [17651
© July 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
me, I916; "A 435484; Theophile
Schneider, Boston.
RS. LS eT
GABRIEL (Gilbert W.)
[17652-17655
Adventures of Peterkin, by Gilly Bear
[pseud] Illustrated by Helen E.
Obrenschall. New York, S. Gabriel
sons & company, [1916] 153 p. col.
front., illus., col. plates. S8vo. $1.25.
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432808.
Billy-boy scout, by Gilly Bear [pseud]
New York, S. Gabriel sons & company,
(1916) 2 2 pela s2 up: ceols front (ear
, (Chimney corner series)
. O-May.t. 1916; 2 e. and aff:
July 5, 1916; A 432810.
Boy scout A B 2: \k6h py cols. illus:
4to. (Linen [series] no. 517) $0. 25.
© May 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff. July D,
1916; A 432812.
My Dabbint by Gilly Bear [pseud.] Illus-
trated by A. E. Kennedy. New York,
S. Gabriel sons & company, [1916]
Ss ips eo | front." colo Whisk) "4to:
(Chimney corner series) $0.25. ©
May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432813.
© Saml. Gabriel sons & co., New
York.
GAINES (Albert R.)* Los Angeles.
Key to health. cover-title, 32 p.
illus., ports. Svo. $1.00. [17656
© June 30, 1916; 2 e« and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 482958.
GARDNER (Henry A.)* Washington.
Specifications and data on painting
and finishing southern yellow pine.
Philadelphia, Pa., Educational bu-
reau, Paint manufacturers associa-
tion of the U.S. 14p. illus. 16mo.
[17657
© June 27, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434753.
Gay (Maude Clark) Garden of the
East, Wiscasset on Sheepscot Bay.
(In Lewiston journal) [17658
© June 24, 1916; 1 e« July 26,
1916: A 441305; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
GEIS (William H.) jr.*, New York.
Awakening of Jane Blackwell. 6 p.
Svo. $0.50. [Motion picture scena-
rio] [17659
© June 28, 1916: 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 80, 1916; A 434768.
GENERAL mercantile co.*, Omaha, Neb.
Grocery book, mae and August,
1916. 48 p. illus., ports. 4to.
[17660
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 5, 1916;
aff. July 10, 1916; A 432957.
GIANT powder co., con.*, Wilmington,
Del. Better orchard tillage with
Giant form powders. 16 p._ illus.
Svo. [17661
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 434893.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17662
pt..1, 28. aS
GIBBON (Perceval) [17662-17669
Czernowitz warned of Russian attack. ©
June: 20), 19065 si vich iiune 2.0 1916:
A 440504.
German war tactics are used by Rus-
Siansiy ©Mmdnily, tes OG = sess Ialy,
14, 1916; A 441010.
Heavy Russian gains melt German lines.
@) Tulyed at OiG ead eadualy Ow 1916:
A 441124,
Mass 400,000 men for Kovel defense. ©
July LOY TONG ie: uly 22452 VO? JA
441238.
Perceval Gibbon says Kaiser has rushed
re-inforcements to meet recognized
erowing menace of offensive. © July
7, 1916; 1 ec. July 12, 1916; A 440936.
Rush men from other fronts into Rus-
Sian) ©) aune 16.) 1916 ce, ehume: 2
1916; A 440440.
Russians are elated by Germans’ defeat.
@yduly 8) 19t6 : 4A ic. daly 226) HOG; A
440948.
Victory sways Roumania. © July §&8,
1916: 1 c. July 12, 1916; A 440941.
[Nete: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
GILES (William R.) Hankow riot is
laid. to plot... (in. Chicago. daily
news) [17670
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ce. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 441610; Chicago daily news @o.,
Chicago.
Sanial)* Douglaston,
A little place the
Sheet, col. illus., 144
$0.25. [17671
1916 cn 2 eed Ula;
3, 1916; A 485576.
GILL (Daisy
ING SS) cBtonie.
which to seek.
by 43 inches.
© July 10,
1916; aff. Aug.
and ear di-
[Rev. 1917
GILLESPIE’S guide, street
rectory of Los Angeles.
ed.] Los Angeles, G. F. Gillespie,
1916. 224 p. maps (part fold.)
16mo. $0.35. [17672
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 487133; Gordon F. Gilles-
pie, Los Angeles.
GLACKEN (Raymond M.)* Baltimore.
[17673, 17674
Glacken constant water level cooker.
Sheet, illus., 11 by 83 inches. © June
8, 1916; 2 ce. June 9; 1916; aff. June
23, 1916; A 434597.
Sum and substance of the following con-
sists in the application of the term
“sum.” Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. ©
June 9, 1916; 2 c. June 15, 1916; aff.
June 29, 1916; A 434826.
GLENN (William Frank)* South Sioux
City, Neb. Cream producers guide.
SO p. 12mo. $1.00. [17675
© June 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 4843889.
Goop (Daniel Clare)
cumulative supplement.
[17676, 17677
v. }, no. 1, Feb., 1916." (Aly 465g eno:
$5.00. © Mar. &, 19165 2 ¢. Mary 9;
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 434736.
Vid. 00s; 2. June nates Philadelphia,
Pa., D. Clare Good, TOLG 2 2a te 5D
p. "Ato. $5.00. © June 24, 1916; 9 c.
and aff. June 27, 1916; A 431658.
© E. Schroeder Good, Philadel-
phia.
Good’s index
GoopricH (B. F.). co.*, New York.
Rules of the road. [4] p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. [17678
© July 8, tte. 2
14, 1916; A 435042.
ec. and aff. July
& rubber co.*
[16] Dv:
GOODYEAR tire é
Cord tires.
24mo.
© June 22, 1916;
30, 1916; A 434761.
GORDON. (J. P.). .eo.7;
yordon seat covers.
, Akron, O.
col. front., illus.
[17679
2c. and aff. June
Columbus, O.
Card, printed
on both sides, col. illus., 20% by 83
inches. [17680
© May 23, 1916; 2 © May 29,
1916; aff. June 13, 1916; A 432749.
[GorE (W. C.)] Study outline, Car-
lyle’s Essay on Burns. cover-title,
19 p. 24mo. (Macmillan’s pocket
classics) $0.05. [17681
© July 28, 1916; 2 ¢@ and ait.
July 29, 1916; A 486141; Macmillan
co., New York.
GostiIn (William R.)* Federalsburg,
Md. Sail on! Great Billy, sail on!
[6] p. illus. 8vo. $0.10. [17682
© Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 432765.
GoTTER (IK<arl) Musterblatter ftir
handfertigkeit. Mappe 1-3. Leip-
zig—Berlin, B. G. Teubner [1916] 3
v. obl. 8vo. M. 4.40. [17683
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. each July 29,
1916; A—Foreign 14107; B. G. Teub-
ner, Leipzig.
‘Grau (Phil A.)* Chicago. Hands off.
(In The Way-bill, June, 1916)
[17684
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec and afi.
July 7, 1916; A 482941.
GREER (Flossie May) [17685-17687
Farewell, dear Hugh. 2 1. 24mo0. ©
Jam. 22, 906. > ce. and aff. June 26,
1916; A 434699.
Oh! You Wednesday night. 2 1. 24mo.
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 26,
1916; A 434700.
798
ie
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
.GREER (Flossie May )—Continued.
There’s no other girl so true, dear. 2 1.
24mo. © Jan. “D2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434698.
© Flossie M. Greer & Louis Dans-
ker, Patian, Okl.
[Greece (John Robert)] Lessons 8-15.
[Chicago, Ill., Printed by Cone,
Parker & Storfer. 1916] p. 46-108
16mo. [17688
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. July 24,
1916; aff. July 22, 1916; A 431986;
Gregg pub. co., Chicago.
GREGORY (Carl Louis)
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) [17689-17690
July 29, 1916; © July 19, 1916; 1 «.
July 24, 1916; A 441258.
Aug. #2: 1916. (Cy vane D> SAGTG = 1 ie.
Aug. q, 1916; A 441602.
© Chalmers pub. co.. New York.
Motion picture
GrEeGorY (Thomas B.) [17691-17693
Life worth living. © July 30, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 5, 1916; A 441547.
Unworkable creed. © July 23, 1916; 1
e. July 28, 1916; A 441394.
Worid’s SpA battle. @©@ July 16,
1916; 1 ¢. July 24, 1916; A 441961.
Seeedst The foregoing are in Pitts-
burgh Gazette times]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
Grecory (W. M.) Geography of Ohio.
[Cincinnati, O., Printed by Ameri-
ean book company, 1916] xxxii p.
illus., diagrs., maps (part col.) 4to.
[17694
© June 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 431499: Amer. book co.,
New York.
GRUENING (William Herman) Notes
on sheet metal work. fA] Dp:
daigrs. nar. 8vo. [Text parallel
to binding] [17695
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 434723; Baron de Hirsch
trade school, New York.
GUARANTEE chemical co. Triumph of
medical science, Herbalax. [4] p.
8vo. [17696
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434704; S. James
Perry, Baltimore.
GUERBRLICH (Frederick C.)* Stamford,
Conn. Automobile simplified. Les-
son no. 8, 9. [2 installments.] (Jn
Brooklyn citizen) [17697, 17698
© July 16-23, 1916; 1 ec. each.
July 27, 1916; A 441358, 441359.
onl
(
EE
17709
GUTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington.
[17699-17703
Official freight tariff directory. Suppl.
no. 5, 6 to Western lines index no. 7.
2v. Ato. © May 13, June 13, 1916;
2 ‘e each and afte. July 1, 1916- A
432784, 432785.
Official freight tariff directory circular.
Suppl. no. 1—5 to posting, circular no.
1. issued May 1, June 1, July 1, 1916.
eal 4to. © Apr. 25 May 25, 1916;
ach and aff. July 1, DOUGH eA
439781439783.
Haripurton (Margaret W.) MHalibur-
ton phonic chart, to accompany The
Haliburton readers. Boston, New
York, D. C. Heath and company,
1916. 19 wall charts, printed on
both sides, 284 by 224 inches. $1.50.
[17704
©) July 419, A91G: Joc. July sc
1916; aff. July 29, 1916; A 4386185;
D. C. Heath & co., Boston.
Hamitton (Lord Frederic) *
Wilts, England.
P. J. Davenant.
Calno,
Beginnings of Mr.
no. 3. The special
train. (Jn Grand magazine, August,
1916) [17705
© Lc Aug. 4, 1916;,.A. ad. int:
pubd. July 6, 1916.
Hancock County, O. Farm journal
illustrated rural directory of Han-
cock County, O. [1916-1921] Phila-
delphia, Wilmer Atkinson company,
1916.. 224 p. illus. Svo. [17706
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 433814; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
Hanptey (L. de B.) Why crawling in
the water is the most scientific way
to swim. (In Cleveland Sunday
leader ) [17707
© July 30, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
A 441567; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
[HanpscHIn (Charles H.)] Hand-
schin’s German series for beginners.
Oxford, O., Series publishing ©Co.,
TO1Ge) Ay ip.., 1 : 90 numb: Todse™ 1
16mo. [and] Class room manual.
15, [1] p. 16mo. $0.45. [17708
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 434847; Series pub, co.,
Oxford, O. [Copyright is claimed
on new matter]
HANNAUER (Herman) & Gurley (F.
O.)* Roswell, N. M. Cleaners and
tailors manual. Roswell, N. M., The
Justrite cleaners & tailors, 1916.
[14] p., 11. S8vo. $10.00. [17709
© June 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 434839.
99
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nes Vas
HANNEN (Frank S.) Course in the
science of education, by F. S. Han-
nen, and M. M. Hannen. 2 v. 16mo.
Contents.—Synopsis.—pt. 1.
‘[17710, 177
© June 20, July 1, 1916; 2 @. a
and aff.: July i 1916: ‘A 432894,
432895. Minnie M. Hannen, Mt. Au-
apm, IN. Ye
Harmon (Christopher ) *
Wed eye Register’s
County clerk’s docket.
state journal)
White Plains,
docket land]
(In Eastern
[17712-17714
July, 13-19, 1916. © July 22, 1916;
1 e. July 22, 1916; A 441189.
July 20-26, 1916. @© July 29, 1916;
1 ec. July 31, 1916; A 441419.
July 27—Aug. 2, 1916. © Aug. 5, 1916;
We Aug. 5; 1916; A 44154 40.
Hare (George Washington)* Wau-
chula, Fla. Laws of health and how
to cook & eat food. 8 p. 12mo.
$0.50. [17715
© June 26, 1916; 2 ec June 28,
1916; aff. June 29, 1916; A 484832.
Harris (Charles Loren)* Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. Locomotive engineer’s
experience. 11, [1] p. illus., ports.
12mo. [17716
© June 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 1, 1916; A 432768.
Harris (Florence Q.)* Bayside, N.
Strings of destiny. [18] p. 16mo.
ELF or
© July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435243.
Harris (Frederick M.) Challenge to
service in the world-wide kingdom
of God. Study outlines for Lake
Geneva student conference, 1916.
[New York, N. Y., Printed by Meth-
odist book concern, 1916] 31 p.
8vo. $0.15. Contents.—pt.1. Jesus’
teachings regarding the kingdom, by
Frederick M. Harris.—pt. 2. Out-
reach of the kingdom in the world,
by J. Lovell Murray. [17718
© June 38, 1916; 2 c..and aff. June
26, 1916; A 433496; International
committee of Y. M. C. A., New York.
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H.
Harris advertising and art service.
[June 80, 1916] cover-title, 8 1.
illus. 12mo. [17719
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 482764.
ve
Harris brothers co.*, Chicago. Presto-
up; ready built garages. [4] p.
illus. 4to. [17720
© May 10, 1916: 2 ec. May 31,
1916; aff. July 8, 1916; A 484863.
HiARRISON Safety boiler works*, Phila--
delphia. Sorge-Cochrane hot-process
water-softener. 56 p. illus. S8vo.
(Cover-title: Hot, soft water for
steam boilers) [17721
© June 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
26, 1916: A 43.4693.
Harte (Frank Bret)
schoolmaster. (Jn San Francisco
Bulletin) PTi22
© July 22, 1916: 1 © Jue 2s
1916; A 441360; John Howell, San
Francisco.
Lines by an ex-
[Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of by-
play, by Luke Mcluke [pseud.]
[Each 5 instalments] (Jn Cincin-
nati enquirer ) [17723-17742
July 11-15, 1916. © July 11-15, 1916;
Tc. each July 20, 1916; A-441143—
441147.
July 16-20, 1916. © July 16—20, 1916;
24, 1916; A 441263-—
i ‘e: ‘eaeh July
441267.
July 21—25, 1916. BC. July 21—25, 1916;
1 e. each, July- 2741916 441343—
441347.
July 26-30, 1916. © July 26-30, 1916;
1 ec. each Aug. 2, 1916; A 441479—
441483.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
HEALTH funding co.*, San Francisco.
Contract no. A. Sheet, 4 by 8 inches.
$0. 50. [17748
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
24, 1916; A 432757.
HEARING God speak through church
worship and membership. Teach-
ers’ manual. 1st half year. Mil-
waukee. The Young churchman ¢o.,
1916. xxwxii, 94 p. 12mo. (Christian
nurture series, course no. 8). $0.40.
[17744
© July 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
2g PONGes A 436128: Young church-
man co., Milwaukee.
HEBERHART (Charles Edward) & Vac-
carezza (Victor Andrew)* St. Louis,
‘Vic Vacs. (Jn St. Louis republic
Sunday magazine). [17745-17747
Fate of the spider. © Apr. 2, 1916;
1c. May 11, 1916; A 441615.
Slumber time in Vic Vac vale. © Apr
916% Lc May 11. 19SiGiee 441616
Start to Vie Vae land. © March 26,
1916; 1 @ March 30, 1916; A 441614.
Painting with pre-
pared paint. July, 1916. (Jn Drugs,
oils and paints.) [17748
©. July 20, 1916; 1. e..sulye2s;
1916; A 441203; Drugs, oils and
paints, Philadelphia.
HEcKEL (A. B.)
800
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
Hees (Marie Antoinette)*, St. Joseph,
Mo. & Norton (Mirfnie B.) Kansas
City, Mo. Original designs in “piano
searf, library scarf, sofa pillows
[ete.] 15 p. illus. 4to. (New cluny
crochet book, no. 4) On cover:
How to crochet beautiful cluny
laces. $0.10. [17749
© July 25, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
Aug. 4, 1916; A 437105.
Henrici, Kent & Lowry
*, Kansas City, Mo.
Building of a plant.
illus. 8vo. @© Dec.
July 14, 1916; aff. July 12,
A 436059.
Gallais building, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1915; :
specifications for the complete instal-
lation of the switchboards, steam en-
gines, oil engines [etc.] various pag-
ing. Ato. © Noy: 30, 1915; 2 c. July
14, 1916; aff. July 12, "1916; "A 436061.
Lee’s Summit, Missouri, 1915; specifica-
tions for the complete installation of
the waterworks system. various pag-
ing. 4to. © Dec. 17, 1915; 2c. July
14,1916; aff. July 12, "1916 ; A 436060.
engineering
[17750-17752
cover-title, 24 p.
Aes lola. 2 ic:
re
Herz (EKugene)* Chicago. Bookkeep-
ing for the storekeeper, 11. (Jn
Profitable storekeeping, Aug. 1916)
P1753
© July 31, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441486.
Hevuzey (Jules-Philippe)* Paris. Che-
min sans but. i1'e-derniére ptie. [4
instalments] (Jn Revue des deux
mondes, 15 mai—1¢& juillet, 1916)
[17754
© May 15-July 1, 1916; 1 c. each
Aug. 26, 1916; A—Foreign 14140.
Hickson. D’automne. (in Harper’s
bazar, August, 1916) [17755
fee, A01G;.1 «. July.3i,
1916; A 441544; Hickson and com-
pany, New York.
Hint (James J.) Year with colors for
youth of U. S. (Jn Washington
evening star) [17756
© July 13, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
A 441444; Association for national
service, Washington.
Hint (Janet McKenzie) [17757,1775S8
Balanced daily diet. Cincinnati, The
Procter & Gamble co. [1916] 96 p.
illus.’ (part col.) 12mo. @ July 15,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 19, 1916;
A 432920.
Whys of cooking. Cincinnati, The
Procter & Gamble co. [1916] 107 é:
col Luus. “l2mo. (© July 15, 191
2c. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 432921.
EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
17785
Hopeson (Eunice)* Los Angeles. Only
a rose in the gutter. Card, 9 by 54
inches, [17759
© June 3, 1916; 2
2, 1916; A 432847.
ce. and aff. July
Hotcoms (J. I.) mfg. co.*, Indianapo-
lish) Gadcalos*:nons30..2°424p: +1.) p:
[11]-111. illus. S8vo. (cover-title:
Cleaning brushes and sanitary sup-
plies. ) [17760
©: May 22) 41996: 2) and! “aft.
May 29, 1916; A 484756.
Ho Leproor hosiery co.*, Milwaukee.
[17761-17763
guaranteed. ©
July 26, 1916;
Both silk and cotton
Maye 1 Ss iOdiGis | tive
A 441296.
Even the light weights for summer guar-
anteed. (In Ladies’ home journal,
June, 1916) @©@ May 28, 1916; 1 ce.
July 26, 1916; A 441298.
Six months wear is guaranteed. © Mar.
TGs ole) tds Ce “July 265 /1 9G 7A
441293.
[Note: The foregoing are in Saturday
evening post unless otherwise stated]
HoLianp (Frederick Johnson)* Mel-
bourne, Australia. Fleeto, the great
naval war game; rules of the game.
3 p. Folded chart. S8vo. [17764
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢-and aff.
June 30, 1916; A 4384774.
HoLMAN (John B.) Combined life, ac-
cident and health insurance: record
of policies, renewals and premium
settlements. San Francisco, Cal.,
H. K. Starkweather, [1916], 21. obl.
Svo. [17765
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
19, 1916; A 484606; Haynes K.
Starkweather, Alameda, Cal.
Home telephone co.*, Goshen, Ind.
Goshen, Ind. [telephone] directory.
June, 1916. 192 p. 8vo. [17766
©l dune tf 1916: ws. e¢? June ie
1916; aff. July 5, 1916; A 434840.
Hoover (R. H.) & co. Monthly range
of prices for cotton futures in New
York. Sheet, 244 by 164 inches.
[17767
© June 19, 1916; 2.c. July 3 1916;
Ot eke y, 1916; A 482851; Theo.
H, Price, New York.
[Hore (Chester R.]) [1776S—17T785
Banzai. @ Aug. 6, 1916; 1c. Aug. £
1916; A 441686.
Fatalism and a white and black auto!
@ July 30, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 5, 1916;
A 441570.
whalebacks antedated
wr oo How Great Lakes’
© Procter & Gamble co., Cincin- the Deutschland. © July 30, 1916;
nati. 1c. Aug. 5, 1916; A 441569.
801
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. bse
[Horr (Chester R.) ]—Continued.
Incomparable and the super-superlative.
Oe 6, 19163: 4.¢;, Aug 9, AOdb eA
Life story of the real Evangeline sadder
than that of Longfellow’s heroine. ©
July 165 LOG ve) July 24509166
441247.
Love quixotic, erotic, or religion chaotic,
exotic? © Suly 23, 4916 3 +t ee. duly
26, 1916; A 441384.
Most unk <indest ‘kut’ of all. © July 16,
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441245.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. July 16, 1916. © July 16,
1916; 1-c: July 24, 1916: A 441246.
——- July 23. 1916. @© July 23, 1916;
1c. July 26, 1916; A 441387.
AUG.) 19464 (©. Aus 6,
1 ¢«. Aug. 9, 1916; A 441683.
July e30> 19465 CO Julyesh, L9G:
ic. Aug. 5. 1916; A 441566.
Paradoxical Duke of Devonshire. © 6
1916;
Suly 2a, 1916471 “c.. Saly.26, tote: A.
441385.
Peck’s bad boy lives to mourn his au-
tHOL: — Oi. vulva. 1 OG wen uly eee:
1916; A 441386.
Poor little rich grownup. © July 23
1916; 1 ¢ July 26, 1916; A 4417383.
What a mixup in titles and ranks at
this war time wedding. © July 16,
1916; 1 ec. July 24, 1916; A 441244.
When Lulu appreciates aan ae talent.
OL Ane. 76. 9tO16 ste Agen (OF tore:
A 441688.
Why man instinctively dreads sharks.
@y Aus. 6. OTB e410 Cc DADS. 00.1946):
A 441685.
Will Hetty Green’s arguments as a will
smasher be cited in effort to gain
part of her riches? © July 30, 1916;
icy Aue, 1OLG: A =440574d
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
HoprrewWeELlL, Va.
Point, Va.,
Richmond,
ine., 1916.
Hopewell and City
directory, LONG.) > vod.
Va., Hill directory co.,
[5]-804 p. Svo. $5.00.
[17786
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 487070; Hill directory
co,. ine., Richmond.
HopKINSVILLE, Ky. Caron’s directory
of the city of Hopkinsville, Ky., for
1916-1918. v. 4. [Louisville, Ky.]
Caron directory co., ine, 1916. 2 p.
]., [18]-486 p. Svo. $3.00. [17787
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916: A 431720; Caron directory
co,. Louisville.
Horiye (Henry H.)* Los Angeles
Japanese business directory, both
telephones of southern California. v.
7, no. 8, July, 1916. cover-title, va-
rious paging. 4to. $0.25. [17788
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 433873.
80
A !
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Horpoint electric heating co
.*, Onta-
rio, Cal. Retail salesmen’s manual
of Hotpoint lamp-socket appliances.
48 p. illus. 16mo. (Form 550-
12616) [17789
© July 7,.1916; 2 c and aff. July
13, 1916; A 434956.
HucuHes (Rupert) Gloria’s romance,
by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes.
(In Chicago Sunday tribune)
[17790-17794
4th installment. © June 18, 1916; 1 «
June 22, 1916; A 440482.
Sth installment. © July 16, 1916; 1 e.
July 20, 1916; A 441139.
9th instaliment. © July 23, 1916; 1 «.
July 27, 1916; A 441339.
10th installment. © July 30, 1916; 1.
Aug. 3, 1916; A 441497.
11th installment. £ Aug.
Aug. 10, 1916; A 441651.
© Adelaide M. Hughes, Chicago.
6, 1916; 1.
HUNGERFORD (Cyrus ©.) Building a
comic strip. [11] loose sheets, illus.,
in envelope, 84 by 114 inches. $1.00.
[17795
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 484407; Carter pub co.,
Pittsburgh.
Hunt (J. N.)* Chicago. Elementary-
school speller. New York, Cincin-
nati [ete.] American book company
[1916] 176p. 12mo. $0.24. [17796
© July 27, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Aug. 3, 1916; A 4383937.
Hunt (Maud B.)* West Medford,
Mass. Hit the trail. [3] p. 16mo.
[17797
© June 27,,1916;: 2°¢. anda
June 28, 1916; A 434728.
Hunter (L. W.) To a bathing girl.
(In Cleveland Sunday leader)
[17798
© July. 23, 1916; 1. c.. diye
1916; A 441382; Cleveland co., Cleve-
land.
HUNTINGTON piano co. Pneumatic
player mechanism and _ descriptive
catalog of Huntington piano com-
pany. 33 p. ilus.- 4to. L1T799
© July 20, 19163 2 “andes
July 22, 1916; A 436053; Standard
pheumatic action co., New York.
Huston (Frank M.)
opportunity. (In Bakers’ helper,
June, 1916) [17800
© June, 1916; 1 eodJuly 2a
1916; A 441251; Maurice B. Koynat,
Chicago.
Golden business
BOOKS,
no. 8, 1916
ILLINOIS osteopathic assn.*, Chicago.
Declaration of osteopathic rights and
principles, adopted June 15, 1916.
cover-title, 8 p. 24mo. [17801 !
© June 28, 1916: 2
July 3, 1916; A 434802.
INNES (Kate) [17802, 17803
Little joker. Boston, Mass., Davis &
Bonds [1916] 2.p. 1., 49 p:
$0.50... @ May 6, 1916: 2
June 22, 1916: A 432921.
iitile Vv: W. Boston, Davis & Bond
L916], 2 p. 1. 44 p-. 12mo. $0.50.
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 22,
1916; A "432920.
© Albert M. Davis, Boston.
New York.
[17804, 17805
Are you a man? © July 17, 1916; 1 ec.
July 20, 1916; A 441142.
Life insurance salesman. @© Aug. 2,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916; A 441529.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Insur-
ance press]
INSURANCE YEAR book,
ec. and aff.
INSURANCE press*,
1916-1917.
[17806, 17807
Fire and marine. 44th annual issue.
Carefully corrected to June 20, 1916.
New York, Chicago, The Spectator
#916.) xxxii, 560) B-284.
wey avo. . SG. 00. © Aug. 9.
1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A
437203.
Life, casualty and miscellaneous. 44th
annual issue. Carefully corrected to
June 20, 1916. New York, Chicago,
The Spectator company, 1916. xxxii,
583, A-428, B—286 Svo. $6.00.
© Aug. 9, 1916; and aff. Aug. 14,
1916; A "437202.
© Spectator co., New York.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE Schools.
[17808-17810
Instruction pa-
1st
DENCH
Design of transformers.
per with examination questions.
ed. 1657. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 50, 3 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. © Apr. 18) A916: 2 ¢.-and “aff.
July 3, 1916; A 434820.
Successful reasoning. Pt. 1. Instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
2d ed. 1480 A. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook SOPAPANy, [1916]
cover-title, 35, 2 p. § GieADiass.
fore, 2 c.. and aff. Fula Se OG oa A:
434822.
Vegetable greenhouses. Pts. 1-2. In-
struction | paper with examination ques-
tions. ist ed. 1579 A, B. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company,
[1916] cover-title, 2 v. illus., diagrs.
avo. © ©) Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and ‘aff.
July 3, 1916; A 434821.
© International textbook o.,
Scranton, Pa.
INTERNATIONAL FILTER Co.*, Chicago.
International junior water softener.
15, [1] p. illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no.
33 ) [17811
© Apr. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
30, 1916; A 434764.
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17858
INTERNATIONAL NEWS. service*, New
York. Kabibble kabaret. (Jn New
York evening journal)
[17812-17829
Sailye TetOnG. e- @usiuilyy lb OaG <= sive:
July 17, 1916; A 441065.
lye We ebOiiG: co July 17, 1916; eS
July 18, 1916; A 441110.
July 18. 1916. o uly 1S. 1 OiG= e
July 19, 1916; A 441179.
July 19, 1916 © July 19,
July 20, 1916; A 441182.
1916; e.
July, 2ZO:, 1916.) © July,20: 1916= Cs
July 21, 1916; A 441185.
uly) 2 OG @) dulye2t, 1916: Cs
July 22, 1916; A 441186.
uly 22.4916. 2 @) July 22,
July 24, 1916; A 441218.
july 24.4916. —@ duly, 24,
July 25, 1916: A 441069.
July 2oetSiG, ©) duly 25:
July 26, 1916; A 441290.
July 265 1916s .@isulys 26;
July 27, 1916; A 441336.
1916;
1916;
is
alt
1
1
1
1916.37 1 3
1
a
1916; 1
1
1
Jguly 27. 1916. Or July727,) 1916; G
July 28, 1916; A 441369.
jily 28,8956.5 @) July -28, 1916 5 eG
July 29, 1916; A 441399.
July 29. 19465 -@y nly 29; 1916 3) 1 te
July 31, TOM Gel: 441421.
July Si. °f816. 2@nduly vol, £916 Pe.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 441441.
Aus. 19162, @, Avex J91Gs, Te
Aug. 2, 1916; A 441460.
Ame. 02 1916s Oe Anes O25) EOLG sock se
Aug. 3,.1916; A 441492.
Auge-.3; 19P6.4) ©; Aus s; L916: te:
Aug. 4, 1916; A i4i524.
Aus, 4, 19165, @ Ausired, 19265, i ¢:
Aug. 5, 1916; A 441543.
INTERNATIONAL TIME recording co. of
New York*, Endicott, N. Y. Instruc-
tions to salesmen. 63 p. form.
16mo. {17830
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 435416.
INTRAVENOUS products co.*, Denver.
Ambulations of A. N. Ampoule. 16 p.
illus. Svo. [17831
© July 17, 1916; 2 ¢,
22, 1916; A 436049.
and aff. July
York.
eover-title,
4to. [17832
1916: 2° c. -Jaby 19:
A 431964.
General
356 p.
JABURG bros.*, Netw
catalogue [1916]
illus., col. map.
©) July 15,
1916: aff. July 21, 1916;
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]
[17833-17858
What stout women should wear, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] © July
30, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 1, 1916; A 441448,
What thin women should wear, by
Madame Qui Vive |pseud.] @© Aug. 6,
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 7, 1916; A 441643.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] July 15,
1916) (@ uly. 13, DO 2G) s Lic. July 15
1916; A 441054.
803
17859
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
What to wear and how to wear it. July
14, 1916.) ©) July 445 19966 ively
15, 1916; A 441058.
duly 15, 19965 +@usuly: 15,21 916.:
1 e. July 17, 1916; A 441061.
July IT. 19tG. “Gamey 47, 1946 5
1 ec. July 18, 1916; A 441112.
July 18, 1916. @© July 18, 1916;
1c. July 19, 1916; A 441156.
July 19, 1916. @© July 19, 1916;
1 ec. July 20, 1916; A 441160.
July, 2B) 8916. OCU suly 26, 19163
1c. July 21, 1916; A 441175.
——July 21,,1916. © July 21, 1916;
1 ec. July 24, 1916; A 441210.
Huly 22 1946: -@Jaly 22, 19ie%
1c. July 24, 1916; A 441214.
diy 24 1986. *“Oednly. 24, OIG =
ie. July 25, 1916; A 441286.
duly 25, 1916. -O July 25," 1916;
1 e¢ July 26, 1916; A 441361.
tualy 267 O16), Woe suly, 265719 6 -
1 ¢. July 27, 1916; A 441364.
July 2es TOG ©) sutys 27, f98G's
1 ce. July 28, 1916; A 441396.
July 28, 1916. © July 28, 1816;
1 ec. July 29, 1916; A 441417.
Tuly 29, 19163" © July 29, 19tG:;
1 ec. July 31, 1916; A 441445.
Salby 31. 1916 (Oy ruly 3a) ates
1 ec. Aug. 1, 1916; A 441456.
—— Aus. 1, 1916." © Auge ft 19163) 1 1c;
Aug. 2, 1916; A 441491.
Ang. 2 toi6.- (G) Aus So ti Sc;
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441521.
Aus 3, 1916, @ Aug. 3. 19a, 1 e:
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441557.
Aug. 4, 1916. © Aug. 4, 1916;.1. c.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 441557.
—— Aug. 5. 1916. @© Aug. 5, 1916; 1c.
Aug. 7, 1916; A 441560.
—— Aug. 7, 1916. © Aug. 7, 1916; 1c.
Aug. 9, 1916; A 4416388.
Aug: 8, 1916. © Aug. 8; P9LGg)l ec:
Aug. 9, 1916; A 441635.
Aug. 9, 1916: ©, Auge 971916; £ ¢.
Aug. 10, 1916; A 441698.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JAYNE (D.) & son*, Philadelphia.
Hand book for the preserving of
fruits: [s2jep., Duss .16mo,
[17859
©! Tine 26; 191 6¢m2ey and) ait.
June 29, 1916; A 432737.
JEFFERY truck-service co.*, Cedar Rap-
ids, Ia. Quick roll-body as applied
to millwork and lumber. 16 p. illus.
Svo. [17860
© July 1,-1916; 2 « and aff. July
7, 1916; A 432935.
JILLSON (J. Ralph)* Springfield, Mo.
Savings account premium deposit
plan for buying life insurance.
[Springfield, Mo., Printed by the In-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
a a a LT LLL
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
JILLSON (J. Ralph) *—Continued.
land printing co.,1916] [4] p. S8vo.
$0.50. [17861
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 487021.
JOHNSON (J. D. A.)* Muskegon, Mich.
[17862-17870
Confidence, the sales lode-stone. Sheet,
11 by 8% inches. (Motor high speed
sales talks, no. 35. 4-5-16) © Apr.
5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916;
A 432728.
Good enough is economy’s mirage. Sheet,
11 by 8% inches. (Motor high speed
sales talks, no. 39. 5-31-16) © May
31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916;
A 432726.
He who mountains will move.
by 8% inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 33. 3—8—16) Mar. 8,
pees 2c. and aff. June 29, 1916; A
Sate. :
I create my own success.
84 inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 34. 3-22-16) © Mar. 22,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916; A
432729.
Imprisoning the thief of time.
by 84 inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 38. 5-17-16) @©@ May 17,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29, 1916; A
432730.
On trial, old reliable and new progressive.
Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. (Motor ey
Sheet, 11
Sheet, 11 by
Sheet, 11
speed sales talks, no. 37. 5—3-16
@ May 38, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. June 29,
1916; A 432724.
Projecting a need picture on the screen
of desire. Sheet. 11 by 8% inches.
(Motor high speed sales talks, no. 36.
4-19-16) © Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. June 29, 1916; A 432727.
When your mind’s tuned up to positive.
Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. (Motor high
speed sales talks, no. 40. 6-14-16) _
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
29, 1916; A. 432725.
World is always waiting for _a leader.
Skeet. 11 by 82 inches. (Motor high
speed sales talks, no. 32. 2-23-16)
© Feb. 25. 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
29, 1916: A 432732.
JonES & Farkas*, Chicago. Our ma-
tion’s rulers. cover-title, 16 p. illus.,
ports. obl. 48mo. [1787]
© June 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 434612.
Joyce (John St. George)* Philadel-
phia. Ireland’s tale in historic
sketch. (Jn Hibernian). [17872
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ¢ Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441536. 5
Jupy (G. Thomas) Judgments, attach-
ments, garnishments, and executions,
with outline of study, lesson talks,
and daily recitations. Chicago, La
Salle extension university [1916]
804
‘no. 8, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
17914
“Jupy (G. Thomas)—Continued.
50 p. Svo. (American law and
procedure, lecture 43) [17873
ie tuly 24-1916; .2:<¢. July: 27,
1916; aff. July 28, 1916; A 435406;
La Salle extension university, Chi-
cago.
JUNKIN (F. H.)* Lake Charles, La.
Schedule 25-31. Universal savings
system of the Lake Charles trust
and savings bank. cover-title. [3]
p. 24mo. [17874
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 7, 1916; A 434392.
KALLENBERG (Henry)* Troy, N. Y.
Self instructor for the celebrated
Clark’s London flute, H. K. fife,
American star and U. S. flageolets.
| [3] p. illus., diagr. 8vo. [17875
| © June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
{ 3. 1916; A 434836.
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* New York. Her-
bert Kaufman’s weekly page. (In
Boston Sunday herald).
[17876-17878
July 30. 1916. @© July 30, 1916; 1 «
Aug. 5, 1916; A 441548.
July 16, 1916. © July 16, 1916; 1 ec.
July 24, 1916; A 441268.
rime fot. @) July 23, 1916,3.-1 ¢.
July 28, 1916; A 441395.
KEELEY (J )* Chicago. [17879-17888
Don’t accept him if he proposes on a
boat! © July 30, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 1,
1916; A 441451.
Launcelots of the air. © July 30, 1916;
1 e« Aug. 1, 1916; A 441453.
Public square pillory for criminals in
1916; @© Aug. 6, 1916; 1c. Aug. 7
1916. A 441650.
Romance of the rich that silenced scof-
fers. © July 16, 1916; 1 c. July 17,
1916: A 441104.
Stop, look and listen! © July 30, 1916 ;
1c. Aug. 1, 1916; A 441454.
Uncovering the throne room where Moses
threatened Pharaoh. @ Aug. 6, 1916;
we Ans. 7, 1916; A 441649,
What barbarism will Bakst picture in
American women? © July 30, 1916;
1 e¢«. Aug. 1, 1916; A 441450.
Why children often want to die. ©
Aug. 6, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916; A
441648.
Why the ballot will never bury the
eternal feminine. © July 23, 1916;
1c. July 24, 1916; A 441285.
Why women are stronger Le their loves
ond hates than men. © July 16, 1916;
1c. July 17, 1916; A 441107.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
Kewtey (Thomas J.)* Chicago. Curse
of the contralto. (In Musical
leader ) [17889
| © July 20, 1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916;
‘ A 441250.
59803—16——_3
KELLOGG Switchboard & supply co.*,
Chicago. Magneto switchboards. 40
p. illus., diagrs. 4to . (Bulletin no.
90) [17890
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 485247.
KEMBLE (William Fretz)* Hastings-
on-Hudson, N. Y. Standard tests for
human character. no.2. 31 p. [i.e
14 1.] pls., ports. Ato. [17891
© June i, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434692.
KenaGa (W. C.)* Cleveland. Ad art
service. Week. ending May 6—July
79, A916... AB vevallus;. fol:
[17892-17904
© Apr. 28, May 5, 12, 18, 25, June
ft Re dh, 22. 29. + Sul. 6: 14, .20> 1916;
2 ce. each and aff. July 26, 1916; A
435376435388.
KKEWAUNEE mfg. co.*, Kewaunee, Wis.
Science laberatory furniture. Cat-
alog no. 11.. 234, [5] p. illus. Svo.
(cover-title: Kewaunee science fur-
niture. ) [17905
© June 23; 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 28, 1916: A 4347338.
Kipper (A. A.) ine. [17906-17912
“Complete in every detail. © July 27,
1916; 1 ec. July 31, 1916; A 441413.
Fairness of this player piano proposition.
@ July 25, 1916; 1 c. July 28, 1916;
A 441381.
Keep your boys and girls away from the
environment of the dance halis and
street congregating crowds. © July
26,1916; 1c. July 29,1916; A 241417.
Price $340. (Jn Clinton courier) © July
Ze SIGE Je. duly 31.) 4916s A
441414.
Price $340 [girl at player piano]. ©
July 24, 1916; 1 c. July 27, 1916; A
441324,
Sale of piano players. © July 21, 1916;
1 ce. July 26, 1916; A 441300.
You can purchase this player piano for
$253.50. © July 22, 1916; 1 ¢. July
26; 1916; A 441299.
[Note: The foregoing are in Utica
daily press unless otherwise stated]
© Bryan M. Jones, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
KieEHxL (W. J. L.) [17913, 17914
Deserters flee to Holland. © re 22,
1916; 1 ¢. July 26, 1916; A 441315
Roumanians can’t atten © fe
1916; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1916: A 141680.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
805
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17915
Krestine (Samuel G.)*, Brooklyn.
Correct finger, wrist and hand posi-
tions for artistic piano playing. [4]
p. illus. fol. $0.50. [17915
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 482841.
Kirt (Virginia E.)*, Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. August, 1916.
Why not move to the cool woods on
hot days? (Jn Ladies home jour-
nal) [17916
© July 2019163" 2 e “duly °20,
1916; A 441154.
Kine (J. Cheston) If you’re a bache-
lor you’re not fully sane. (Jn Chi-
-eago herald) [17917
©) July “237: 1916: th. 6 anise 24.
1916; A 441284; J. Keeley, Chicago.
KINSCELLA (Hazel Gertrude) * Lincoln,
Neb. Preserving the music of a
vanishing race. (Jn Musical Amer-
ica ) [17918
(© June 24 191G* <P ce. July 25,
1916; A 441691.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell) [17919-17922
Home making talks. Food for campers.
@© July 28) 1906 344. ec. July 294 1986.
A 441402.
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
© Aug.
4, 1916; e; Aus. 1; 19165 A £41579.
© Alice Se Kirk, Cleveland.
—— Science of all jelly making. © July
Se ANG sad Sexy, EOdGe A:
441206.
Information about milk. © July 21,
1916; 1c. July 22, 1916; A 441207.
© Alice Gitchell Kirk co., Cleve-
land.
Knapp (Penelope) [Exercises] Les-
son 7. (In Chicago herald) [17923
© Aug. 6, 1916; 1 ce. Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441640; J. Keeley, Chicago.
KNICKERBOCKER ady. & ill. service’,
New York. Bulletin. Mar., Apr.,
May, [1916] 3 v. illus. fol.
[17924-17926
© Mar. 20, Apr. 20, May 20, 1916;
2 ec. each and aff. June 28, 1916; A
434750434752.
(M. D.) co.*, Rochester,
Paper package machinery
devices. 11, [1] p._ illus.
(Bulletin 36, form 354).
[17927
e. and aff.
KNOWLTON
Nieris
safety
Svo.
© June 26, 1916; 2
June 28, 1916; A 434758.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Kui. ‘(Alfred J.)* Far Hits; os
Handy book for planters and lovers
of nature. 34 p. illus. 12mo.
(Cover-title: The old farm house)
[17928
© June 22, 1916; 2° 4 andes
June 24, 1916; A 4382687.
LA Coste (Lucie) Will women still
want to be mothers after the war?
(In Chicago herald). [17929
© July 16, 1916; 1 ec July 17,
1916; A 441106; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lait (Jack) [17930-17945
Adventures of an Oregon bloodhound in
Aurora, Ill. @ July. .26, 195-7
July 21, 1916; A 441176.
Advertising has let the daylight in. ©
July 13, 1916; 1 ¢. July 15, 1916;
441056.
Five reels for an all-star cast. © July
15, 1916; 1 @ Sadly fy ter 2
441063.
Gus the bus at movie convention. ©
July 17, 1916; 1 ©. duly 28) 29i6-
A 441113.
Gus the bus off for his vacation. © July
24, 1916; 1 .«.. daly 2 eee oe
441288.
Gus the bus on piscatorial cranks. ©
Aug. 7, 1916; 1 ©. Ane SS
441641.
Gus the bus writes Evelyn a letter. ©
July 31, 1916; 1 @ Aus), 255
441457.
Introducing Mr. Blotz, the millionaire
newspaper owner. @© July 21, 1916;
1 ec. July 24, 1916; A 441213.
Joan of Arkansas. © July 16, 1916;
Lee. July 17, 1916; A 441992.
Kiss in the dark. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1916; A 441645.
Omaha Slim finds landsmen harsh. ©
July 18, 1916; 1 c. July 19, 19162 2
441157.
Reports on half-wits of the ages. © July
22, 1916; 1 «@ July 245 4s9teae
441215.
rush on foe. ©
1 e.. July 15, A9tGs xz:
Silk-lined shyster is novelized. @ Aug
8, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 9, 191674 141637,
Some timely correspondence for you. ©
ay a 1916; 1 ¢. July 20, 1916; A
Spearfish (S. D.) has punk pictures.
Salesmen, unleashed,
July 14, 1916;
441060.
Aug. 9; 1916; 2° ce. Aug: 20) 1916 ;
441696
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Larce (Laura A.) [17946, 17947
Old stories for young readers. Illus. by
Rachel Dixon and Marjorie Hartwell.
New York, The Macmillan company.
1916. .x p.,, 1h, 223 p.- front, ae
12mo. (Every child’s series) $0.40.
© July 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 433865.
806
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
17978
LARGE (Laura A.)—Continued.
Visit to the farm. TIllus. by Rachel
Dixon and Marjorie Hartwell. New
York, The Macmillan company, 1916.
vy, 130 p. illus. 12mo. (Everychild’s
series) $0.40. © Aug. 2, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 433932.
© Macmillan co., New York.
La Rue (Charles) Thirty-four com-
mon tennis errors of the million
players and the remedies, also a
theory of campaign never before
stated. New York, American sports
publishing company [1916] 48 p.
illus. 16mo.
morary., Group 3, no. 363) $0.10:
[17948
© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
o1, 1916; A 437052; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
LA SALLE extension university*, Chi-
cago. [17949-17951
Banking and finance. Annual catalog,
1916-17. 2 p.1., numb. 1. 2-4, 60 p.
illus., ports. 4to. @© July 12, 1916;
Pac MMliveen 19IG > att, July 28, 1916:
A 435409.
Course in effective public speaking. Self-
expression lesson talks, no. 5-8. 4 v.
4to. @ June Lt, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 432960.
How to use the daily time chart. Sheet,
printed on both sides. 82 by 21
inches. © Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. May 24,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 4343897.
LAWLEY (Richard C.) jr.*, Kingston,
Pa. New hymns of the Redeemer.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., The Local na-
tional publishers, 1916. [8] p. illus.
24mo. $0.10. [17952
© July 26, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 485482.
LAWSoN manufacturing co.*, Pitts- |
burgh. Making delivery on time.
[8] p. folder, illus. obl. 48mo.
[179538
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 482908.
LAwtTon (Wilbur) Ocean wireless
boys on the Pacific. Illus. by Arthur
O. Scott. New York, Hurst & com-
pany [1916] 301 p. front. 12mo.
$0.50. [17954
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
18, 1916; A 488771; Hurst & co.,
New York.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Real American-
born baby elephant that will live.
(Jn Chicago herald) [17955
faad0ly. 23), 1916; 1 ¢, July, 24,
1916; A 441282; J. Keeley, Chicago.
(Spalding’s athletic
Lewis home furnishing co.*, Bay City,
Mich. Furnishing your home the
Lewis way. 64 p. illus. 4to.
(Cover-title: Lewis home furnish-
ings) [17956
© June?Zorti19iG¢s\2 ¢) -and aff.
June 29, 1916; A 4382750.
LEWKOoOwITzZ (1.)* New York. [Jew-
elry catalogue] S24. ep: illus.
16mo. [17957
(© May 15, 1916; 2 c. July 1, 1916;
ait. July 25, 1916; A 432780.
LICHTENSTEIN (Louis)* Norfolk, Va.
Practical furrier. va are Oe illus.,
diagrs. 4to. $5.00. [17958
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 435436.
Linpsay (Forbes) Policy contract.
ie Dalee Die (S51 =93,- leds .SVOs. 5. GP a-
cific mutual school for salesmen.
First post-graduate course, no. 9)
[17959
© June 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 434806; Pacific mutual
lief insurance co. of California, Los
Angeles.
LInDsSEY (Ralph Alonzo)* St. Paul.
How much have you? [40] p.
16mo. [17960
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 482818.
Liste (Ann) Biography of a sinner.
(In New York evening journal)
[17961-17978
July 15, 1916. © July 15, 1916; 1 c.
July 17, 1916; A 441066.
Jnly eh tO1G. . Ovouly, 19. OuG<7 a te:
July 18, 1916; A 441109.
JUlyeS. 1916. O© snly ts: 196 tc:
July 19, 1916; A 441180.
July OP VOdGs. (Or July Oe OdG teres
July 20, 1916; A 441181.
gully 2OS TSG 2 Oe Iulye2Ow 1g TEE. 1 ve:
July 21, 1916; A 441184.
duly: 2h, 1916. © July 21; 1916. a |
July 22, 1916; A 441188.,
July 22, 1916. © July 22, 1916; 1
July 24, 1916; A 441219.
July 24, 1916. © July 24, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 25, 1916; A 441269.
July 25, 1916. © July 25, 1916; 1 «.
July 26, 1916; A 441289.
July 26, 1916. © July 26, 1916; 1 «.
July 27, 1916; A 441335.
July 27, 1916. © July 27, 1916; 1 «.
July 28, 1916; A 441368.
July 28, 1916. © July 28, 1916; 1 «.
July 29, 1916; A 441401.
July 29) .1916. @i July 29, 196%) 1 e:
July 31, 1916; A 441422.
July: 31, 1916. © July, 31, 19163 1 e.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 441440.
Aug. 1, 1916. © Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 441459.
807
a es, a as
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Wns. 4vs
Liste (Ann)—Continued.
Auesyp2s 1906s @a Aer 25 t91Gsi ce:
Aug. 8, 1916; A penn
Aug. e3-. 191G: @ Ave 3: 21916: tt, se
Aug. "A, 19fG6.- 4 441595,
Aue 4. 1916, © Aus: 4,° 19167 ft ©
Aug. 5. POG 441542.
© International news service, New
York.
Lioyp brothers*, Cincinnati. Vege-
table remedies. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. Svo. (Lloyd brothers’ bulle-
tin, summer, 1916). [17979
©. June 1, 1916: 2 «¢. Inne 22.
1916; aff. July 11, 1916; A 434902.
LOFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis.
What is health? (Jn Masonic ob-
server ) [17989-17983
Article no. @y July sis.) 1916 Se:
July 18, isi6: A. 441115
Article no. 36. © July 22, 19163) bie:
July 26, 1916; A 441291
Article no. 37. © ae po 19163 4...c.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 4414
Article no. 38. © ie 5, POG Le:
AUS. fy bOTGs Al 441556.
Lone (Helen Beecher) How Janice
Day won. Illus. by Corinne Turner.
New York, Sully & Kleinteich [1916]
Vie psd Lpssto0§ p2's trent... plates.
12mo. (Do something, 3d book).
On E749% [17984
© July 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 437081; Sully & Klein-
teich, New York.
[LONGFELLOw (H. H.)] Memory’s
sardenitsa:p. 1jo[2}op. 2s Eounter-
leaved with blank pages for memo-
randa. illus. 12mo. [17985
© Turiews3, 219 Gene: eb Suky . 8:
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 484949;
Longfellow, ltd., Boston.
[LowE (George D.)] Ready-money
Bill. cover-title, [16] p. _ illus,
diagr. 8vo. (The Hometown ice
co. ) [17986
© June 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 484759; Southern trade
pub. co., Atlanta.
LowrIr (Donald)* San Francisco.
Making over a prison. (Jn San
Francisco Bulletin) [17987-17997
[chapal &. © snly, 20; SiGe Ay GC. ly;
25, 1916; A 441278.
Lehap,} 5. iO). Aly 25, IOIG 2k Co aly
oie folGisess 441436.
tehap:| Ke aC) uly edhe
1, 1916; A 441442
[chap.] 8. © July 28, IDG = Lc. Auesr2;
1916; A 441464.
chap. 9° (@) July, 29, 19i1G. ae Anew:
1916; A 441484.
TOUG shal, GC aeae
$$$ A
LowriE (Donald) *—Continued.
chap. 10. @ July 31, 1916; ise. Aus. 5;
1916; A 441550.
chap. 11..°@ Aug. 1;°19165 4 e-Aue: 7,
1916; A 441588.
[chap.] 12. © Aug.
7, 1916; A 441598.
chap. 13: © Aus. 3,
1916; A 441605.
[chap. ] 14. © Aug.
, ; A 44163 30.
fehap. (th. *© Ss 5, 1916: 7 ¢. Age
1916; A 441712.
Lucas (Julien) Fire insurance stand-
ard policy forms. 2p. 1., 17 numb. 1.
4to. (Modern business service. Re-
port no. 73) [17998
© Feb. 20, 1916; 2°@ tuts cae
1916; aff. July 6, 1916; A 434843;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
2, 19165°4-°6) Age
19165 Le. Ans, 8,
4, 1916.5, 1.es Aas
Milwaukee.
LuxITE textiles, ine.*,
Hose of luxite. [17999-18001
Apr. 1, 1916. (in Vogue, April 1, 1916)
© Mar. 25, 1916; 1c. July 26) 4916-
A 441294,
Apr. 15, 1916.) @ ‘Apr..te3 19962 fe,
July 26, 1916; A 441295.
June 3, 1916. @© June 1, 1916; 1 &
July 26, 1916; A 441297,
[Note: The foregoing are in Saturday
evening post unless otherwise stated]
Lynn, Mass. Lynn suburban directory
for Sw yampscott, Saugus and Nahant,
Mass., 1916-1917. Salem, Mass., H.
M. Meek publishing company, 1916.
481 [i. e. 455] p. Svo. front. (fold.
map) $4.00. [18002
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. July 13, 1916;
aff. July 12, 1916; A 481852; Alice
R. Meek, Salem, Mass.
Lyons (A. Neil) Arthur at the front.
(In New York Sunday call)
[18003, 18004
May 7, 1916. © May 7, 1916; 1 e. Aug.
4, 1916; A 441520.
May 28,.1916. © May 28, 1916; 1 e@
July 21, 1916; A 441163..
© New York call, New York.
[McCartHy (James J.)] Parables of
our Lord. Philadelphia, Henry AIl-
temus company [1916] 1 p. L, 7-60
p. col. front., illus. S8vo. $0.50.
[18005
© July 20, 1916;.2 ¢ ance
July 22, 1916; A 433836; Howard H.
Altemus, Philadelphia.
McCarty (Burke)* Los Angeles. Trea-
sonable fourth degree oath of the
Knights of Columbus. 32 p. 12mo.
$0.15. [18006
© May 29, 1916; 2 « May 29,
1916; aff. June 27, 1916; A 434722.
808
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
18029
[McCauLry (L.M.)] Tabitha’s letter,
July 30, 1916. (Jn Chicago herald)
[18007
= Joly 30, 1916; 1c. July 31,
1916; A 441488; J. Keeley, Chicago.
McCroup (Gertrude Gooding) Kitty
eat story book. Boston, Davis
Bond [1916] 4 p. L, 56 p. 12mo.
$0.50. [18008
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 483455; Albert M. Da-
vis, Boston.
McCiure’s magazine. Automobile
year book. [v. 1. 1916-17] New
York, The Automobile department of
McClure’s magazine. The McClure
publications, inc. [1916] 260 p.
12mo. $0.50. [18069
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 4388019; McClure publi-
eations, ine., New York.
McCowan (Hervey Smith) Trail a boy
travels. 46 p. 12mo. $0.30 [18010
© June 10, 1016; 2 ¢«. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 434731; Katharine
McGowan, Dallas.
McCurcHeon (John T)* Chicago. J.
Ragian Patechmore in town. (In
Chicago Sunday tribune) [18011
© July 16, 1916; 1 ec. July 20,
1916; A 441138.
McGraw electrical trade directory,
Apr., 1916. Central station ed. New
York, McGraw publishing company,
ine. [1916] 269 [i. e. 365] p. S8vo.
$3.00. [18012
© July 10, 1916: 2 GS July eh.
1916; aff. July 12, 1916: A 431844;
McGraw pub. co., inc., New York.
McGrecor bros. co.
Building material.
[18013-18016
Card, 8 by 5% inches.
(Serial no. 4) © June 15, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. July 3, 1916; A 434810.
Business economy, lumber and _ coal.
Card, printed on both sides, 8 by 5%
inches. (Serial no. 1.) © June 15,
1916; 2 e. and aff. July 3, 1916; A
432848.
Paints and oils. Card. 8 by 5% inches.
(Serial no. 2) @©@ June 15, 1916; 2 ¢
ana aft. July 3, 1916;
Sereen doors and windows.
5% inches. (Serial no. 3)
A 434808.
Card, 8 by
© June 15,
foto. 2 C¢, and aft. July 3, 1916; A
4348
© C. J. Blanchard, -Winnebago,
Nebr.
MacNair (Henry)* New York. Scenic
motorway, 4 motor tour de luxe. fea-
turing New York to Montreal, P. Q.
a. |
MacNarm (Henry) *—Continued.
[ete.] S80 p. illus., maps (part col.)
ner. 4to. (MacNair’s motorway se-
ries) $0.25 [18017
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28,1916; A 437020. |
[Copyright is claimed on new text
and new maps] ~
(Michael) varnish
Story of honest John.
illus. (part col.)
McNAMARA
Detroit.
[1] p.
Tio.)
© May 1, 1916; 2
29, 1916; A 432723.
0.7
15,
(Booklet
et a
e. and aff. June
MacRae’s blue book. v.
cago, New York city,
book company, 1916.
80, 148 [3] p. 4to. $10.00 [18019
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 481859; Albert MacRae,
Chicago.
7%, 1916. Chi-
MacRae’s blue
[5]-1042, 86,
McSweren (John Sidney)* Philadel-
phia. On the border, by J. S. Me-
Sween and Marjorie McSween. 31
p. 12mo. [18020
© June, 22.-19162.2 & ‘and ate:
June 27, 1916; A 4382849.
Maczxov (Peter I.)* Homestead, Pa.
Citizen; lesson in English, Russian,
Slavish.- [6], p. 9-53. $0.35. [18021
© June 26, 1916; 2 ce. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 1, 1916; A 432842.
MaArz. 10.
jahre. [Each 8vo. M. O.
50]. [18022-18028
hft. 7, 19. febr., 1916. © Feb. 19, 1916;
1 ce. July 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14116.
hft. 8, 26. febr.. 1916. @© Feb. 26, 1916;
1 ec. July 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14117.
hft, 9, 4 marz, 1916: @ Mar 4, 1916:
1c. July 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14118.
hft.- 20:( Tt (miixrz, 1916;°..©wMar: 11,
1916; 1 e. July 29, 19 A—Foreign
14119.
hit. 13." 1. apr 1916:
1 ec. July 15, 1916;
EE... 2S. Hs Sapre 19ae6:!
1 e. July 29, 1916;
hft. 16, 22. apr., 1916.
ty PIL Y 20.) LOLO.
© Mirz
Munich.
16;
© Apr. 1, 1916;
A—Foreign 13988.
@ Apr.-1i i196:
A—Foreign 14120.
© Apr. 22, 1916;
A—Foreign 14121.
Verlag, fit Deen bits
MAGNIPHONE co.*, Chicago. Order for
the Magniphone for the deaf. Sheet,
printed on both sides. 64 by 7
inches. [18029
© June 17, and aff.
June 28, 1916;
ROLES 2)
A 484626.
809
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18030
MANCHESTER, N. H. Manchester, N. H.,
suburban directory for Auburn, Bed-
ford, Candia [ete.] 1916-1917. v.
1.. Salem, Mass., The H. M. Meek
publishing co., 1916. 215 p. .8vo.
$3.00. [18030
© Apr. 28, 1916; 2 c. May 1, 1916;
aif. June 15, 1916; A 431835; Henry
M. Meek pub. co., Salem, Mass.
MANDEL _ bros.*,
brothers’ weekly
Shicago. Mandel
art cut service.
[ 18031, 18032
Sheet 383. jume 10... [L9Te Sheet,
illus., 283 by 18 inches. © June 8,
1916; 2 ¢. and ai.ouly Soles A
432825.
Sheet 384, June 17 [1916]. Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © June 14, 1916;
2 -e and ate. July 7, 1916 3-A 432997.
MANOVILL (Berrnard)*. St ~ Lows.
Eleventh commandment, thou shalt
insure thy life. cover-titie, [11] p.
illus. 24imo. [18033
© July 7; 1916; 2c. and aff July
10, 1916: A 432947.
Manvat of statistics:
handbeok, 1916.
stock exchange
38th annual issue.
New York. The Manual of statistics
company [1916] viii, 1106 p. S8vo.
$5.00. [18034
© .June 28. GiGi: 2) ¢ fandaate
June 24, 1916; A 431620; Manual of
statistics co., New York.
and wholesalers
Kalamazoo, Mich.
[ 18035-18037
Sheet, 74 by 83
© May 3i,
and ait June, 29,, 1906: A
MANUFACTURERS
assn.*,
Instructions to attorney.
inches. (Form CFA—5)
LONG 2G
AS52747.
Instructions to bank. Instructions to at-
torney. Instructions to debtor. Sheet,
11 by 8 inches. (Form C—4) @© May
ot tod 2.c: andar, sone. 20, 1906 =
A 432748.
Note to debtor. Sheet, 72 by 8% inches.
(Form C-3) © May 31, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. June 29, 1916; A 432822.
Marcus (Samuel Henry) Songs of
Godhead. Boston, Stratford pub-
lishing eo: fISi6e}’ 15;<[1] p:- Sve:
[18038
© May 25, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
28, 1916; A 485437; Isaac Goldberg,
toxbury, Mass.
Marcy (Mary) How the farmer can
get his. Chicago, C. H. Kerr & com-
pany, 1916. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
12mo. $0.10. [18039
© July 1, 1916; 2 © and aff. July
10, 1916; A 482952; Charles H. Kerr
& co., Chieago.
2
_
pt. l, ss vie
Marks (Jeannette)* South Hadley,
Mass. Rambler’s reading list of
good books. [11] p. 8vo. $0.10.
[18040
© June 1, 1916; 2 @ June 21,
1916; aff. July 1, 1916; A 432850.
MARSHALL- JACKSON c¢0.*, Chicago.
Closed shop unionism. 23 p. illus.
12mo. [18041
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 435552.
MASHEK engineering co.*, New York.
Coal briquetting machinery and
plants. 104 p. illus., diagrs. to.
$1.00. ({Mashek process catalog,
no. 4]) [18042
© July 15, 1916; 2 -e7sniyeee
1916; afi. July 26, 1916; A 435394.
MAsow ‘Crry, Ya. ee
Mason City directory,
Mason City, Ia, RK. L. Polk & ca:
1916. 498 p. 8vo. $5.00. [180438
© July 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
24, 1916; A 431971; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
Polk & co.’s
1916:- “Ty. tsi
MATERIAT, MEn’s mercantile assn., ltd.*,
New York. Monthly supplement.
New names and re-ratings. July 1,
1916. Sheet, printed on both sides,
93 by 72 inches. [18044
© July 1, 1916; 2 <4 and ai July
3, 1916; A 434805.
MATTHEWS-NoRTHRUP works*, Buffalo,
Outline map of the U. S. A. showing
the presidential vote in detail. [4]
p. illus. ports., map. 8vo. [18045
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
29, 1916; A 4327 38,
MAURICE & Adams*, New York. Ecir-
uam gowns. cover-title, 14, [2] p.
illus. Svo. [18046
© June 1,-1916; 2 c. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 482838.
Mawson (Robert) [18047-18050
Making bayonet scabbards, 1. @©@ Aug.
10,9 1916y; “1_ .c.. Aug. 11,7 tomo ees
441710.
Making the 4.5-in. howitzer cartridge
case, @. July 225 1906 3d reseaiey,
De 1916; A 441190.
Lin ean Ta the 1-ib. high-explosive
shell—2. © Aug. 3, 1916 5 ll seseAS
3, 1916; A 441532
3. @©° Aug: 10, 19163 Acc) Anes
1916; A 441709.
[Note: The foregoing are in American
machinist]
© Hil! pub. co.,
New York.
810
—
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
MAYSVILLE, Ky. Caron’s directory of
the city of Maysville, Ky., and Aber-
en © tor 1916-1918. ~v... 2.
[Louisville, Ky.] Caron directory
eo., inc., 1916. 1 p. 1., [9]-349 p.
[18051
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 433839 : aren directory
CO:, Louisville.
Meccano, limited*, Liverpool, England.
[18502, 18053
Meccano instructions book no. 1. Eng-
lish e Liverpool, Meccano limited
[1916] cover-title, 136 p. illus. obl.
16 mo. 1s. 3d © iLO. dilhye Ores steve
A ad int. 2717; pubd. July 3, 1916.
Meccano instructions for the no. 0 outfit.
Liverpool, Meccano, itd. [1916]
ecover-title 18 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
400 1G 1 e. July 27, 1916; A ad int.
2718; pubd. July 3, 1916.
MELROSE advertising service*, Seattle.
School children’s water color or
crayon competition. (Jn San Fran-
cisco chronicle ) [18054
© July 31, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441583.
MELTING pot sales assn. of America.
Herbert’s sunshine sales talks, no.
3747-3759. 3-4-16 to 5-30-16. 8 v.
Ato. [18055-18057
© Mar. 25, Apr. 29, May 30, 1916;
2 c. each and aff. June 29, 1916; A
432733482735; Louis A. Hebert,
Chicago.
MERCHANDISE purchasing certificate
co., ine.*, Brooklyn. [18058, 18059
Canoes, rowboats, launches, auto-run-
abouts and cruisers. Catalogue,
suppl. B, May, 1916 200 p illus.
diagrs. 4to.
June 15, 1916; aff. July 28, 1916 ; A
435431.
Summer furniture, couch hammocks,
woven hammocks, suit cases and
traveling bags. Catalogue, suppl. D,
June, 1916. 20 p illus. Ato. ©
June 29, 1916; 2 c. July 13, 1916;
aff. July’ 28, 1916; A 435430.
MERCHANTS’ credit assn.*, Memphis,
Tenn. Credit reference book of
Memphis, Tenn., 1916-1917. 6 p
17-206 p. 4to. [18060
18077
Meryer-BotH co.—Continued.
Sheet L. P. 57, June 24, 1916. Sheet,
illus., i? by 254 inches. © June 26,
1 e. and aff. June 29, 1916; A
439744.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 25, July 7, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. © June 28, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. July 7, 1916; A 432934.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 299, July 7, 1916. Sheet,
iiss »2Ouby.725 inches. © June 28,
AOUGE, 2eesrande atts uly, eel ONG A:
432933.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
MICKELSON (Roland Alvin)* Racine,
Wis. Natural preservation of the
eyesight. 12p. 16mv. $0.50.
[18067
©: Junee2iek 1916402 .e) and att:
June 26, 1916; A 4382939.
MILITAIRE motor vehicle co. of Amer-
ica, ine. Buitalo. Militaire-ear.
[16] p. front., plate, illus., diagrs.
SVO. [18068
© June 29, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 482955.
e. and aff. July
MILLER (Elmer G.)* Pittsburgh. Heon-
omy method of writing. Book no. 6.
Envelope with slips attached, in en-
velope 9 by 9% inenes. [18069
Or ine 5) 21g: 2 and aff.
July 1, 1916; A 482773.
Gs
Mirrter (Marion C.)* Salamanca, N. Y.
Hand work for International graded
Sunday school lessons. Primary
third year, pt. 4. Teachers hand-
book. [and portfolio of plates and
loose 1.] Salamanca, N. Y., Miller
publishing company [1916] 2 v.
illus., plates. Svo. [18070
© June 12, 1916; 2 c each and
aff. June 28, 1916; A 434747.
[MitteR (William ©.)] Descent of
property in Illinois. No. 1-7 of a
series. Chicago, State bank of Chi-
eago, [1916] 7 v. 16mo.
[18071-18076
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. each and
A ue oe 6: v4 Se < c if . - «
oe 2 Cand al. Aug: | ~ a Jude 23, 1916; A 484617484603;
7, 1916; A 438052.
R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
Meyer-BorH co. [18061-18066
[Ladies plate ads.] no. 623-693. 8 1. | Mitrer rubber co.*, Akron, O. Mister
illus. fol. ) June 24, 1916 2 es Miller Merit Merchandiser presents
pe ey 7, TONS 5 A 432932. the Miller merchandising theory. 31
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago. p. illus. (part col.) fol. (Cover-
oo lle tal aca ce. Ss ho ie title: Introducing Mister Miller
fol. © June 22, i916; 2 c. each, and Merit Merchandiser ) [18077
aff. June 29, 1916, A 432745, 432746. © July 16, 1916; De July Zi,
© R. Masters, Chicago. 1916; aff. July 22, 1916; A 436054.
811
CATALOGUE OF
18078
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ptsl aes es
MINNEAPOLIS REAL estate index co.*,
Minneapolis. Atlas and ownership
index. [18078-18087
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1915 to Nov. 1, 1915] cover-title, 3 p.
fol. © Dec. a OM 2 Ce ain ematis:
June 15, 1916; A 434665.
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1915 to Dee. 1, 1915] cover-title, 4 p.
ON Oy) diehay a LOUGH Zeca ame: ait.
June 15, 1916; "A 434666.
Papel to y. 1. [Changes made from Jan.
915, to Mar. 1, 1916] cover-title,
ri Do toly V@rApr Ly 19lGee 2 es and
aif. June 15, 1916; A 434669.
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1915 to Apr. 1, 1916.] cover-title, 5 p.
fol. © May 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. ‘June
TD OMG A 434670.
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1916 to Oct. 1, 1916]
10), (O) Cres Oy Weis pe
June 15, 1916; A 434664.
Suppl. to v. 2. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1914, to Oct. 1, 1915.] cover-title, 6
pe. fol...© Oct. 30, 1915502. ¢. and ati.
June 15, 1916; A 434671.
Suppl. to v. 2. [Changes from Jan. 1
pas, to Nov. 1, 1915.] cover-title, 6
D. i fol. “©. Dees, 1915 ; 2 ec. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 434672
Suppl. to v. 2. Noedecss from Jan. 1,
1914, to Dec. 1, 1915.] cover-title, 7
bp: tole. ©) Jans, 1916: 2 -¢. andvait.
June 15, 1916; A 4346738.
ce. and aff.
Suppl. to v. 2. [Changes from Jan. 1,
1914, to Mar. 1, 1916] cover-title, 7
Dp. fol. @ Apres 1) 19165? 2*c.andaff.
June 15, 1916; A 434676.
Supply to v.22. [Changes from Jans 1:
cover-title, 7
1914, to Apr. 1, 1916]
2 1G andeate.
p. fol. © May 6, 1916;
June 15, 1916; A 4384677.
Missournr & Kansas telephone co.*,
Kansas City, Mo. Traffic bulletin
no. 1. Local operating practice.
Various paging. 4to. $1.00. [18088
© June 15) 1916502 e and att.
June 26, 1916; A 434696.
diamond tool co.*, Detroit.
To operators. Pocket, printed on
both sides, 63 by 4 inches. [18089
© Feb. 15, 1916; 2 ce. Apr. 1, 1916;
aff. July 8, 1916; A 4382845.
MopERN
Mopesto, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co.’8s Modesto, Turlock and Stanis-
laus County directory, 1916. v. 7.
Sacramento, Cal., Polk-Husted di-
rectory co., 1916. 249p. S8vo. $6.00.
[18090
© July 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
20, 1916; A 4383817; Polk-Husted di-
rectory co., Sacramento, Cal.
[Mocyoréssy (Arkéd)] Paleestra.
3d newly written ed., by Arcadivs
Avellanvs. [pseud.]° pt. 1) nos//28,
cover-title, 3 p._
[Mocyroréssy (Arkéd) ]—Continued.
24. cover-title, p. 353-384. S8vo.
$0.50. ja [18091
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1916;
aff.. Feb. 9, 1916; A 420t2. Wee
cadius Avellanus, New York.
Monror County, Mich. Farm journal
illustrated rural directory of Mon-
roe County, Mich. [1916-1921 ]
Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkinson com-
pany, 1916. 176 p. illus.. 8vo.
[18092
© July 24, 1916: 2 .e¢ 7am aa
July 28, 1916; A 487040; Wilmer
Atkinson co., Philadelphia.
MontoomeEry County, Pa. Official year
book, 1916. [Norristown, Pa.,
Printed by Times publishing co.,
1916] [40] p. ide $0.25. [18093
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c..and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 433085 « MS Ry Plaee, Nor-
ristown, Pa.
Moopys manual, complete list of se-
curities maturing, July 1, 1916—June
30, 1918. v. 2. New York, Moody
manual company [1916] 1 p. 1., 266
p. 16mo. [18094
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. July 15, 1916;
aff. July 13, 1916; A 431902; Moody
manual co., New York.
MoorHEAD’s quarterly record.
[18095, 18096
July, 1916, ed. Special suppl. Sheet, sa
by 93 inches. @© July 17, 191162 Gere
and aft. July 27, 1916: A 436113.
© Claude Freeman Pugh, Pitts-
burgh.
v. 13, no: 2, July +, 1916. <SOgpsadGuia:
©: July. 17%, 1916302 Geand vation diy
27, 1916; A 436114.
© Moorhead pub. co., Pittsburgh.
Morcomep (Margaret HE.) Red Feather
stories, a book of Indian life and
tales for little readers. Chicago,
New York, Lyons & Carnahan [1916]
128 p:. col. front.,, col. illus. 12ima;
(Long ago series) $0.36. [18097
©: July: 27%) 1916:-2 Chandan:
July 31, 1916; A 4387076; Lyons &
Carnahan, Chicago.
Morison (Francis R.)* Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees. I
forgot. Sheet, 124 by 8 inches.
[18098
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
30, 1916. <A 4347 79.
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine.
(New York morning telegraph, sec.
Za [18099-18102
July 9, 1916. © July 9, 1916; 1 «.
July 17, 1916; A 441082.
812
Mowrer (Edgar
Mowrer (Paul Scott)
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916 181381
. Mornine telegraph Sunday maga- | Mowrer (Paul Scott)—Continued.
zine.—Continued. Missing U. S. aviator returns. © Aug. 8,
July 16, 1916. © July 16, 1916; 1 «. 1916; 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; A 441700.
es ONG’: =A. 441526. Mourns for Metchnikoff. Pulby alive
July 23, 1916. © July 23, 1916; 1 «. 1916; 1 c. July 20, 1916; A 441151.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441527.
July 30, 4916.- © July 30, 1916; 1 e.
Aug. a. 1916; A 441697.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
MorHer Goose and other rhymes.
New York, United art pubiishing co.
mee) )=6fs9})6| op: illus. obl.’ 8vo.
(Stampkraft.} $0.50. [18103
sume 21, A91G6- 2° «@: July 1,
1916; aff. June 22, 1916; A 434793;
United art publishing co., New
York.
MowunTAIN States telephone & tele-
graph c¢o.*, Denver. Denver direc-
tory including surburban exchanges.
- Directory no. 1 E. July, 1916. 168
p. 4to.. [18104
i loly 20.1916: 2c. and’ aff.
July 24, 1916; A 435248.
Ansel) [18105-18110
Italians feel war with Berlin is sure.
© July 17, 1916; 1 ce. July 20, 1916;
A 441148.
Italy takes war step. © July 21, 1916;
1 ¢. July 26, 1916; A 441306.
“Jams” wireless of allies. © July 28,
1916; 1 © Aug. 2, 1916: A 441473.
Rome in big protest over Battisti death.
© July 21, 1916; 1 c. July 26, 1916;
A 441309.
“Sink submarines,” urged. © Aug. 8,
19167 1. ef Aug. 11, 1916: A 441705.
Mreth at Battisti death. © July. 18,
1916; 1c. July 21, 1916; A 441165.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
[18111-18129
Big guns are secret of modern attack.
© July 31, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441508.
Brings down third airship. © Aug. 7,
916; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441682.
Celebrate Bastille day and allies’ gain.
© July a foto) 1 ic. July! 49,1916 -
A 44112
Civic em in army.rule. © July 27,
fae 1 c. July 31, 1916: A 441432.
Defends control of army. © Tuly 24,
216 5) ¢c. July.27,.1916; A 441328,
Ex-newspaper mn wounded. © Aue. 7
, 1946 ;5.% c. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441674,
French say Germans are white slavers.
© July 31, 1916; 1c. Aug. 3, 1916: A
441501.
French see trumys dealt in own hand.
et Cl cA le OE eA.
© Aug. 8, 1916
441698.
Germans drag girls from French homes.
@ Julv 29, "1916: 1 GrAuc. 2. Loe A
441467.
Liebknecht defied court, ©. July 24,
eviG; 1 ¢. July 27, 1916; A 441331.
813
Mummery & @o.*
[MuscHAmpP (HE.
Movies educate officers. © July 26, 1916;
1 ce. July 29, 1916; A 441404
Refuse German demand. © ae 2M,
1916; 1c. July 31, 1916: A 441428.
Reply to French war critics. © July 19,
1916; he: July 24; 1916: A 441236.
Sees France forged to temper of steel ;
visits Somme front. © Aug. 7, LOLG :
inc, Aus 10, 1916: A 441673.
Shows significance of warning Berlin.
© July z8 LSC Se lt GAs 2 1 OtGe
A 44147
Yeutons in
@ July 17,
A 441150.
War deals British shipping big blow. ©
revenge
se starving Belgians.
1916 ;
Ue Suly (20) one
July 18, 1916; 1 ¢. July OT,” LOTG?
441168.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news
cago.
co., Chi-
, Pittsburg, Kan. Mer-
chant’s eed. a book of invoice fig-
ures. 201. obl. 48mo. $0.50.
[18130
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432963.
A.)] Unele Harry’s
talks, [nos. B48-B60] [12 instal-
ments] [By E. A. Muschamp and
R. ©. Clothier] (Jn Johnstown daily
tribune) Contents:—[B48] Uncle
Harry explains about the peace
rumors.—[B49] Uncle Harry tells
the boys about Lord Kitchener.—
[B50] Uncle Harry tells about the
big advertising convention.—[ B51]
Uncle Harry tells about the Zeppe-
lins.—[B52] Uncle Harry tells of the
fight against yellow fever.
Uncle Harry tells about the old and
the new Fourth.—[B55] Uncle Harry
explains about the great Russian
bear.—[B56] Uncle Harry tells how
the army is managed.—[B571] Uncle
Harry explains why the Mexican
trouble did not lead to war.—[B58]
Uncle Harry tells about the German
merchant submarine.—[B59] Uncle
Harry explains the allied offen-
sive.—[ B60] Uncle Harry tells about
the record-breaking foreign trade.
[18131
July 10-27,
Aug. 7, 1916; A
Syndicate, Philadel-
© June 15-July 3,
Toles. e.. each
441601; M.-C.
phia.
¢
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
181382
MuscGraAvE (A. F.) [18132, 18133
General processes of bleaching. (In
National cleaner and ee August,
1916.) @© July 20, 1916; 1 ¢. July 24,
1916; A 441259.
Laundry laboratory, chap. 1. (In
tional laundry journal). © Aug
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 3, 1916; A 441519,
© Dowst bros. co., Chicago.
Na-
1,
MutTuat benefit life insurance co.
Right there’s where business suc-
ceeds or fails. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 11 by 17 inches, folded
to 4to. [18134
© June 27, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
June 30, 1916; A 434773; Stockton
Graeme Turnbull, Tampa, Fla.
NARRAGANSETT Bay yacht racing assn.
Racing rules, 1916. [ Providence,
R. I.] Narragansett Bay yacht rac-
ing association, 1916. 83 p. col.
illus., ports., diagrs. 12mo. $1.00.
[18135
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 481873; Walter Louis
Frost, Providence, R. I.
Pa.
Wise
[18136
and aff.
Narrow fabric co.*, Reading,
Nufashond rick rack book.
24 p. illus. S8vo. $0.10.
©, June 1%; 19162" 2. &
June 22, 1916; A 483460.
[Copyright is claimed on all mat-
ter not shown in v. 1.]
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gas assn.*, New
York. [18137, 18188
Hilo SV¥Stems. y= ple Bet ean woo.
illus. Svo. (Practical gas educational
courses : Commercial management, les-
SOn pn0.46)>— @4 Mag aS) 1916. 2 ec
June 3, 1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A
432309.
Photometry, continued. 2+ De * tle Ds
[111 |—132. illus., diagts. S8vo..
(Practical gas educational courses:
Illumination, lesson no. 6) May
18, 1916; 2 c. June 3, 1916; aff. June
2, 1916; A 432306.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica, N. Y. Universal data
and sales book. {f Additions ]
[June,] July, 1916. [143] p._ 8vo.
$10.00. [18139
© July 7, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 432954.
e. and aff. July
NATIONAL FARM power™*,
Mass. Chart showing principal
agricultural publications of the
United States, with circulation by
Springfield.
states, June, 1916. Sheet, 174 by
2534 inches. [18140
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 432904.
SS eee ee.
pt. ..B2S.,3. ae
NATIONAL POLAND-CHINA record ¢o.*,
Winchester, Ind. National Poland-
China record. v. 37. Dayton, O.,
United brethren publishing house
[1916] _ 5738, [1] p. ‘Sve. $250:
[18141
© July 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
July 19, 1916; A 431915.
NATIONAL POSTAL Supply co.*, Kansas
City, Mo. Alphabetical postal
scheme of Kansas. 1916 ed. 74 p.
nar. 4to. $1.00. [18142
© July 31, 1916; 2
4, 1916; A 487120.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
[18143-18145
Business and Europe. 17, [1] p. S8vo.
© July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. andiak Jay
18, 1916; A 433766
Foreign trade report [port of Boston]
ec. and aff. Aug.
for May, 1916. [4] p. 4to. © June
24, 1916; 2 e and aff. June 26, 1916;
A 434705.
for June, 1916. [4] 4to. ©
p.
July 25, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July 28,
1916; A 435439.
Nemo hygienic fashion institute.
[18146, 18147
How to select the Nemo or Wonderlift
corset best suited to your particular
figure. 16 p._ illus., diagrs. 16mo.
@© June 21, 1916; 2 ‘ec. and aff. June
30, 1916; A 434770.
Influence of the corset on_ world his-
tory and politics. New York, Straw-
bridge & Clothier [1916]. [12] p.
illus. obl. 32mo. © June 23, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. June 30, 1916: A 434769.
© Daniel Kops, New York.
= (John F.)* New York.
Masked boxer. 5 p. 8vo. $0.50.
[18148
© July 21, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 435241.
NETHERTCN (Ross DeWitt) Private
corporations. Chicago, La Salle ex-
tension university [1916] 103 p.
Svo. (American law and procedure,
lecture 36). [18149
© June 20, 19165, 2c. andi
July 10, 1916; A 432958; La Salle
extension university. Chicago.
NEw ENGLAND STREET railway _club*,
Boston. Trolley wayfinder. 52 p
folder, maps. 16mo. $0.10. [18150
© June 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434760.
NEw Encuanp telephone & telegraph
co.*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[18151, 18152
Burlingon, Vt. district, ecg te. issue,
1916. cover-title, 2 z ©
June 8, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Te 10,
1916; 434402.
814
f
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
18195
New Enctanp telephone & telegraph
co.—Continued.
Rutland, Vt. district, summer
1916. cover-title, 24 p. 8vo. (@)
June 9, 1916; 2 c. June 12, 1916; aff.
June 10, 1916; A 434401.
issue.
NEw HaAmpsuHrre state directory and
gazetteer for 1916. Boston, Mass.,
Union publishing co., 1916. viii, 607
[i. e. 591] p. 8vo. $4.00. [18153
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
26, 1916; A 4381998; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
NEw IDEA bureau. New idea secret
code. Sheet, 112 by 82 inches.
$0.25. [18154
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
26, 1916; A 435372; Melvin Curtis
Fischer, Los Angeles.
NEw Lonpon, Conn. New London di-
rectory, including Groton, 1916. [v.
27] [New Haven, Conn.] The Price
& Lee company, 1916. 582, [8] p.
front. (col. fold. map) Svo. $4.50.
[18155
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 433854; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
New York (City) buyers’ vest pocket
directory, New York city, fall, 1916.
cover-title, 188 p. 16mo. [18156
© July 7, 1916; 2c. July 25, 1916;
aff. July 29, 1916; A 436140; Geo. N.
Lowrey co., New York.
New York (State) Courts of record.
Official ed. law reports and session
laws. Advance sheets.
[18157-18166
no. 803, May 20, 1916. @ May 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. May 22, 1916; A
433101.
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1916; 2 c. and aff. May 29, 1916;
433209.
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1916; 2 ec. and ‘aff. June +2, 1936; A
431440.
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431546.
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1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June 27, 1916; A
431646.
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asic guly 22, 1916. @ July 22,
1916; 2 ¢c. and ‘aff. July 24, 1916; A
431968.
© J. B. Lyon co., Albany.
New YorK HERALD €o.*, Jersey City.
[18167-18175
Design of the Deutschland, kept a great
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by the Herald. © July 15, L9LGS te
July 17, 1916; A 441067.
Exhaustion of the German reserves is in-
dicated by spasmodic counter attacks.
© July 23, 1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916;
A 441222.
Flank attacks follow thrust toward Pe-
ronne. © July 16, 1916; 1c. July 17,
1916; A 441070.
Revised strategy, growth of the war’s ex-
periences, wins ground for allies. ©
Aug. 6, 1916; es e. Aug. 7, 19163; A
441553.
Russians flank Strypa line and break
into the German defence of Kovel. ©
July 30, 1916; 1 c. July 31, 1906; A
441424.
18 passenger steamships on the Her-
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th. SISIGe i) |e. duly) 417, . 49163 A
441068.
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31, 1916; A 441423.
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21 steamships on the Herald's chart.
Key to chart. @ Aug..6, 1916; 1c.
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Bulletin [1916] 30 p. Svo. [18176
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 434889; Pace & Pace,
New York.
New York sTATE hotel assp. New
York state hotel association. Official
membership book. [New York,
N. Y., Printed by Redfield-Kendrick-
Odel co., inc., 1916] 147 p. illus.,
ports. 8vo. [18177
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 437060; Mark A. Cad-
well, New York.
New York telephone co., Albany &
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1916. viii, 270. 40 p. 4to.
Lo. 1O1G.= 2 eo aalya<d, 1916);
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434943.
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Apr._June, 1916. New York, The
New York times, 1916. 3 p. 1., 485
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New York times co., New York.
Newport, R. I. Newport directory,
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front. (fold. map) [18197
© July 25, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 483882; Sampson & Mur-
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season. Newport, R. I., Newport so-
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|
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MEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. [Each Proof, illus.]
[18195-18218
the village queen.
ideer? © June 17,
and aff. July 2). i9%6ea
Asthma Simpson,
What's the big
EGU ES er
432792.
Brow brothers. Grub. Hashed canary
with egg, i0c. @ June 17, 1916-2276,
and aff. July 1, 1916;"A 432794.
—— Upas tree, Lo Brown, is a tal! tree.
© July 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. july 28,
1916; A 435424.
Daily magazine page for everybody. Are
you prepared for the fruit-canning
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July 1, 1916 +-A. 432798:
Dainty slips for dance-frocks. ©
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W9I6s A 435422.
—— Household helps Menus for the chil-
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17, 1916; 2 ¢. and affaIuly eS ee
A 432796.
—— How to prepare refreshing and
beautifying tub baths. © July 22,
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435419.
© July
How to select furniture.
22, 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 2374916;
A 435420.
—— How to treat your hair when it is
sunburned. © July 22, 1916=°2. ¢
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Revelations of a wife. How Dicky’s
mother liked the new house. © June
17,-1916; 2: ¢. and aff. July 451986.
A 432797.
—_—— —_—- Draper lost the game for Dicky.
© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and an. aug
28, 1916; A 435421.
What happened when Miss
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—— Why Dicky asked Madge to
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Why Dicky’s mother’ took
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Winifred Biack writes about the
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435418.
Fuller Bull. Say, Frenchy, lend me that
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2 ee" and att. "Vily 92s 916; A
435426.
Polly ard her pals. As you so aptly
puts it.” © June 17; 1916s 2ee ae
aff. July 1, 1916; A 432793.
—— Good heavens, Polly, ain’t we sup-
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That son-in-law of pa’s. Just look at
him, Pa. © July 22, 19Gh* 2 ese.
aff. July 28, 1916; A 435427.
Oh, pa. I’ve such wonderful news!
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 1,
1916; A 432791.
NIAGARA permanent savings & loan as-
sociation*, Niagara Falls, N. Y¥-
Saving and home owning. coyver-
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© May 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 435546.
816
BOOKS, GROUP I!
no. 8, 1916 18240
NIELSEN (Theodore T.)* New York. | Norton (Roy) Mi ission. (In Ma-
Is Jesus Christ the Messiah accord- sonic stardard) [18230-18233
ing to prophecy? 17 p. Svo. $0.10. pt: 2. -@ July 15, 1916; 1 c. July 17,
[18220 1916; A 441092
pt. 3. © July 22, 1916; 1 ec. July 24,
1916; A 441232.
pt. 4. S July. 29, 1996): fe.) duly 29,
1916; A 441408.
pt. © Agen, LOG = 1 @, Age 5:
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© Masonic periodicals, inc., New
York.
NorwicH, Conn. Stelman’s directory
of the city and town of Norwich,
1916. . no. 56. [New Haven, Conn.]
The Price & Lee co., 1916. 616 [i. e.
aut 1Sti®:, ent... (folde.dmap)
8vo. $5.40. [18234
© July 27, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
bi 1916: A 438030; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
Norwoop, Mass. Resident and busi-
ness directory of Norwood and Wal-
pole, Mass., 1916. Boston,- Mass.,
Union . publishing company, ine,
T9OLGS 4 Cviy 2 90,5> LEST psfol’ map.
Svo. $5.50. [18232
(©) Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 488012; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
NovELTY notes. vo. 2, no. 7-8, July—
Aug. 1916-. 32 p. illus. 8vo.
[18236
©) July 27,. 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 28, 1916; A 485413; Joseph F.
Coufal, New York.
Nowtin (J. K.)* Valley Mills, Tex.
Stock breeder’s guide. [3] p. 32mo.
$10.00. [18236*
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
25, 1916; A 426857.
© July 13, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
26, 1916; A 435374.
Nimmo (H. M.)* Detroit. Great
American heresy. (/n Detroit Sat-
urday night, July 15, 1916) [18221
Sa setye 4916-1 ec.” July ‘22,
1916; A 441260.
Noste (Carolyn) -Baby’s days. New
York, Barse & Hopkins [1916] [30]
p. col. illus. Svo. [18222
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 483848; Barse & Hop-
kins, New York.
Noer (E. Percy) [18223, 1822.
at is no bar to Americans. © Jul 4
99674 @ July 24, 1916; A 441236.
Italy cuts gasoline; only $1.00 a gallon.
@ Aug. 4, 1916: i eve. 9; 1916;
A 441626.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news] :
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Noet (Eugene E.) Noel’s game of mu-
sic. Indianapolis, W. C. Warner,
[1916] [4] p. 8vo. $0.60. [18225
© June 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 4384625; Warner C.
Williams, Eugene E. Noel, and Earl
E. Crocke, Indianapolis.
Norristown, Pa. Boyd’s directory of
Norristown, Bridgeport and Potts-
town, 1916-1918. Reading, Pa., W.
H. Boyd co., 1916. [9]-594, 21 p.
Syo. $4.00. [18226
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
Leet —! W. H. Boyd co., Noyes (Alexander Dana) World’s
a é 2 : money markets in war time. 24 p.
- Nort (Clare Carlton)* Madison, 0. 24mo. [Reprinted from the August
| Prospects. 24 p. front. (port.) Seribner’s] [18237
‘nar. Svo. (North method of life in- i t ole Be :
surance salesmanship. Outline no. © July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
sete a ‘eta ec ES SS LS SS SS ST
® = 2) $25.00 [18227 27, 1916; A 4386116; Charles Scrib-
| arty Ry ner’s sons, New York.
=z © May 8, 1916; 2 c« June 16, a Oa N J
Rees oft caune)20, 1916; 434837. | OASEEY. UN. age. woricus pag.
Norru SHoreE blue book, 1916. Boston, a ray '¢Colambis “collese a
: Mass., Boston suburban book com- Now yarsev)> S100 f18238
| illus 70. $2.00. E vie veRaa a
Wt ene a ee i Pee © June 8, 1916; 2 ec. June 21,
1916; aff. June 20, 1916; A 482942.
| a oui, 21,.1916;.2 c. and a
July 26, 1916; A 431997; Boston sub- Orer (G.) & Sons co.*, Baltimore.
23
urban book co., Boston. [18239, 18240
Feeds every plant alike. © July -8,
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Car insulation. [16] p. illus. Profitable magic. changing plant food
(part col.) fol. [18229 into valuable wheat. © June 24,
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© May 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July [Note: The foregoing are in Tenn-
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18241
OFFICIAL CATHOLIC directory, 1916.
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$3.00. - [18241
©. Apr. 8. 19162;2 & June 10,
1916; ‘afi June 30, 1916; A. 433557 ;
P. J. Kenedy & sons, New York.
OFFICIAL HOTEL red book and direc-
tory. 1916 ed. New York city,
Official hotel red book and directory
Cor, 1926: — Vi, G30 Dp. OVO. a boOU:
[18242
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 4387015; Official hotel
red book and directory co., New
York.
OFFICIAL INDEX to State legislation.
[18243-18247
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York, Law reporting company [1916]
Various paging. 4to. © June 27,
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Law reporting company, 1916. Va-
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A 438888.
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ive) ands ait. Aus. 4 eLorGr 1 rer shy:
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© Law reporting co., New York.
OHIO cumulative digest, issue of
June, 1916. [20th issue] Ed. by
Clement Bates, assisted by Hugh H.
Bates. Cincinnati, O., The Ohio
law reporter company [1916] 605 p.
4to. $5.00. [18248
© June 20, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 433461; Ohio law
reporter co., Cincinnati.
OxIveR (Martha Capps) A BC of
horses. [12] p. col. illus. 4to.
(Linen [series] no 509) $0.25.
[18249
© May 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff. July
5, 1916; A 482811; Saml. Gabriel
sons & co., New York.
OPTICAL advertising service*, Chicago,
Optical advertising service. Suppl.
A. Sheet, illus:, diagrs., 153 by 13
inches. [18250
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 485391.
ORVILLE (Florence).
children to make.
Useful gifts for
New York, The
Platt and Peck company [1916]
[4] .p., 10 linen 1; [4] Da sales
diagrs., obl. 8vo., paints, ribbons,
Strip with designs in box, 11 by 15
inches. $1.00. [18251
© June 16, 1916: 2 ec. June 29,
1916; aff. June 30, 1916; A 484781;
Platt & Peck co., New York.
OsweEcGo County, N. Y. Perkins’ rural
directory, 1916.. Oswego, N. Y¥Y.,
A. K. Perkins, 1916. 468 p. 8vo.
$5.00. [18252
© July 7, 1916; 2 c July 3, 1916;
aff. July 11, 1916; A 433826; FF.
Dudley Corse, Sandy Creek, N. Y.
OVERTON (John)* Fillmore, Cal. Shall
so come. Chicago, The Bible insti-
tute colportage association [1916]
39 Ds. -16mo; SO0R [18253
© June 29, 1916; 2° amd an
July 3, 1916; A 4348038.
OwEN (Adeline W.)* Morristown,
N. J. Louisa Graves Owen. 2 p. 1,
64 p. 16mo. [18254
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
15, 1916; A 432754.
OwEN (Lincoln)* Boston. Rice drill
eard in arithmetic. 6 cards. 44 by
6 inches. Contents.—no. 1. Frac-
tions no. 85-86.— no. 2.. Answers.—
no. 3. Fractions no. 87—88.—No. 4.
Answers.—no. 5. Fractions no.
89-90.—No. 6. Answers.
[18255-18257
© Mar. 17, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Mar. 20, 1916; A 429040-429042.
OwENS (Harry Holemnback)* Rich-
.mond. Santa Claus paint book.
Camden, N. J., Koch printing houSe,
1916. cover-title, 8 p. illus. 16mo.
[18258
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434725.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST society of engi-
neers*, Seattle. Proceedings. v. 15,
no. 2, Mar.—Apr., 1916. cover-title,
38 p. illus.,. diagrs. S8vo: $025,
Contents.—Strength of highway sur-
facing brick, by Charles A. New-
hall.—U. S. coast and geodetic sur-
vey and the most important features
of its activities, by John F. Pratt.
[18259
© June 20, 1916: 2 @ and, aie
June 27, 1916; A 451649.
818
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916 —
18281
PaciFic telephone «& telegraph co.*,
San Francisco. [18260-18262
Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley [etc.] tele-
phone direc:ory, June i, 1916. xvi,
eae. 21%. 45 p. 4to. ©, July 12,
PoiGie coeand an. July 20, 1916; A
433801.
San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda [etc.]
telephone directory, Puneet OG:
RVI, £38, 128, 45 p. 4to. © July
1€ 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 20, 1916.
A 433800.
Toll operating practice. June 1, 1916.
204 @ 4tol @ June 1, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432839.
New York.
[18263-18265
no Ee £0. 3d number for July, .1916.
numb. |. 279-286. illus. fol.
June 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 25,
1916; A 434741.
no. P 71. ist no. for Aug., 1916. numb.
i 2s7-204. alias. (part col.) fol. ©
tay 5 191642 c: and aft: July 11,
1916; A 434897.
no.P73. 3dno.for Aug., 1916. numb. I.
303—310. illus. fol. shay. Ba
1916: 2 ec. and aff. July 28, 1916; A
435414.
Parker (Horatio) Teacher’s manual
for 1st, 2d and 3d grades, for the
Progressive music series, by Horatio
Parker, Osbourne McConathy, Ed-
ward Bailey Birge, W. Otto Miess-
ner. Catholic ed., ed. by Joseph
Schrembs, Gregory Huegle. Boston,
New York, [etc.] Silv er, Burdett
and company [1916] x, 326 p. 4to.
[18266
©, July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 4381889; Silver, Burdett
& ¢o., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on revisions, corrections
and additions. ]
Parks (Mary Isabelle)* New Or-
leans. Red feather. (Jn Chronicle,
April, 1916) [18267
ceo epre 20, 1916; 1. ce. ‘Aug. 7,
1916; A 441576.
Parsons (Louella O.) Confessions of
a movie actress, by Miss X [pseud.]
(In Chicago herald) [18268-18270
mutt, 1916. © July 16, 1916; 1 ec.
July 17, 1916; A 441105
mmigecs, £916, © July 23, TOAUGE 2B .e.
July 34, 1916; A 441283.
July 30, 1916. © July 30, 1916; 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 441452.
had soso Chicago.
Parsons, Kan. R. L. Polk & ©Co.’s
Parsons city directory, 1916. [v. 7]
Parsons, Kan., Sioux City, Ia. [etc.]
R. L. Polk & eco., 1916. 419 p. Svo.
$5.00. [18271
© July 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
ot, 4916; A 437056; R: L. Polk &
eo., Sioux City, Ia.
PARISIENNE art service,
[Bulletin]
PaTrison (William King) Necessity
of legal knowledge in business. Chi-
cago, National institute of business
[191Gy. 31, [1] p: -8vo. (Lectures
on business eee [18272
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
POPS A: eee “See ard Henry
Wadewitz, Racine, Wis.
Patt (Mary S.)* Pittsburgh.
[18273, 1827
Miss Paul’s perfection shampoo. [3]
illus. 48mo. @© Mar. 11, 1916; 1
Mar. 29, 1916;
1916; 434599.
Paul treatment for the hair. [4] p.
DUS 732M 0. Oe Marsitd. A196) a ve.
Mar 29s c.9tGe 1 eesand att. chine, 23:
1916; 434600.
4
p.
¢
3
1c. and aff. June 2 >
Payson (Howard) Boy scouts’ cam-
paign for preparedness. Illus. by
Charles L. Wrenn. New York,
Hurst & company [1916] 307 p.
front., plates. 12mo. $0.50-
[18275
©) Jay, 224. 1916; 2. ¢. andy ate
July 27, 1916; A 4838859; Hurst &
co., New York.
PENTE (Will)* Chicago. Giants of
Lilliputania. [Rev. ed. 1916]
cover-title, 20, [1] p. 16mo. $0.50.
[18276
© daly: 25, 19163 2./e.-and -aft.
July 28, 1916; A 435412.
PrentTon’s foundry list [1916—1917]
Cleveland, O., The Penton publish-
Ine cos! J91Gsy 4: pe 14): 452 D.ny L6mo.
$15.00. [18277
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aus.
10, 1916; A 488023; Penton pub. co.,
Cleveland.
PEOPLE’S press bureau, W. P. Coch-
ran, prop.*, Wichita, Kan. [Pipe
line oil border design] (Jn Wichita
beacon ) [18278
ee) July 221916 1 es ‘Tuly 26,
1916; A 441: 319.
Chicago.
[18279-18281
Cooley sandblast barrel machines. 8 p.
illus. Svo. (Bulletin no. 50) ©
June 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 23,
1916; A 434613.
Cooley sandblast equipment. §8 p. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 51) ©
June 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 23,
1916; A 434614.
Cooley sandblast equipment dustless and
automatic rotary table machines. 8
p. illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 52)
June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 23,
1916; A 434615.
PERKINS (Elmer E.)*
819
eae OO
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18282
pt. 5, Ws yes
PERSONAL efficiency,
1916. [Chicago, Ill., La Salle exten-
sion university] 1916. 32 p. illus.
ports. S8vo. [18282
© June 29, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 482961; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago:
PETERS nfg. co.*, Chicago.
[18283-18285
History repeats itself. Blotter, col.
illus., 4 by 9% inches. © June 1, 1916;
2c. June 2, 1916; aff. Jume 10, 1916;
A 434405.
Shoemaking—present and past. Blotter,
col. illus., 4 by 94 inches. © June 1,
1916 5/2 e.. June 2, 1916 ;:afk: June 10,
1916; A 4384404.
Tiger reignskin. Sheet, illus., 12 by 93
inches.) © June 1, 1916; 2 ¢: dune 2,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 434406.
PETERSBURG, Va. Petersburg, Va., di-
rectory, 1916. Richmond, Va., Hill
directory co., inc., 1916. 658 p. 8vo.
$6.00. [18286
Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 488082; Hill directory
co., ine., Richmond.
Pertir (W. 8.) On the trail of the
trailer. (Jn Implement and tractor
trade journal) [18287
©« June 10; 1916% Lie dulyn24
1916; A 441249; Implement trade
journal eco., Kansas City, Mo.
PHILADELPHIA. Central national bank
of Philadelphia. [18288, 18289
New York bankers’ and mercantile handy
holiday calendar for 1917. Card, 43
by 11 inches. © June 20, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. July 1, 1916; A 432767.
Pennsylvania bankers’ and mercantile
handy holiday calendar for 1917. Card
42 by 11 inches. © June 20, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 1, 1916; A 432768.
© William Post, Wayne, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Philadelphia ready
reference classified business and pro-
fessional directory, 1916. 2 mounted
sheets, 28 by 22 inches. [18290
© June 14, 1916; 2c. and aff.
June 15, 1916; A 4384978; John B.
Roberts & John B. Sopher, Phila-
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN. When your
bookkeeper goes on a vacation this
summer. Proof. [18291
© June 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
28, 1916; A 432925; William L. Mc-
Lean, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA PRESS.
June 18, 1916. (Jn Philadelphia
press) . [18292
© June 18, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 9,
1916; A 441628; Press co., Phila-
delphia.
Oldonesty says.
V5.6,.0O. v4 oonnly, | PHILLIPS & Avery*, New York. By-
laws of the 14 p. 4to. [18293
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 436058.
Pick (Albert) & co.*, Chicago. Furni-
ture, carpets, curtains, ete. 90, [1]
p. col. illus. 4to. [18294
© June 29, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 4328381.
Prerch (William B.) co.*, Buffalo.
Logic of the Dean. . 20 p. illus.
diagrs. 16mo. [18295
© June 26, 1916: 2 @ and aff.
July 1, 1916; A 432786.
Prerce-Arrow motor car co.*, Buffalo.
Pierce-Arrow, series 4. 1p. lL, [7]J—
39, [1] p. col. front., illus. “(part
col.) “fol, [18296
© July 10, 1916; 2 « July 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 437112.
[Pirrincer (lL. A.)] Study outline,
Pittinger’s collection of short
stories. cover-title, 11 -p. 24mo.
(Macmillans pocket classics) $0.05.
[18297
July 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 4386143; Macmillan co.,
New York.
PirtspurG, Kan. R. L. .& cos Pitts-
burg city directory, 1916. . Pitts-
burg, Kan., R. L. Polk & eco., 1916.
489 p. S8vo. $5.00. [18298
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
J1, 19165 A 487199; BR. “lesPollere
co., Sioux City, Ta.
PITTSBURGH auto equipment co. Auto-
mobile supplies [series 4] Pitts-
burgh, Pa... [1916] =x, 3445
illus. S8vo. [18299
© July 8, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 487154; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
Prarr (Louis J.) Blast burner de-
sien. New York, National commer-
cial gas association [1916] 2 p. L,
p. [187]-216. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Practical gas educational courses:
industrial fuel, lesson no. 6)
[18300
© May 18, 1916; 2 e@ June 3;
1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A 482305;
National commercial gas assn., New
York.
Potk (Lon)* Toledo. Plain talks by
a plain man, July 18-18, 1916. [5
instalments. | (In Toledo daily
blade) [18301-18305
© July 13-18, 1916; 1 ec. each.
-Aug. 3, 1916; A 441514441518.
820)
ise: vy. 151.
BOOKS, GROUP
no. 8, 1916
Potk county, Ia. County farm di-
rectory of Polk County, Ia. [1916]
Springfield, Ill., Schnepp & Barnes,
1916. 4p. 1., 7-135 p. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $5.00. [18306
@© June 19, 1916; 2 ec June 30,
7316: afi. Aug. 5, 1916; A 433991;
FF. A. Moore co., Springfield, 1.
PortyceLor rubber trade directory of
the United States and Canada, 1916.
New York, The India rubber world
[1916] 7p. 1., 21-421 p. Svo. $3.50.
; [18307
© July 14, 1916 Qe. July. 28.
1916; aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 433989;
Henry C. Pearson, New York.
Port ArtHur, Tex. Worley’s directory
of Port Arthur, Tex., 1916-1917.
Dallas, Tex., J. F. Worley directory
company, inc., 1916. .392 p: Svo.
$6.00. [18308
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 4387084; John F. Worley
directory co., Dallas.
PortsmoutTH, N. H. Portsmouth di-
rectory, including Greenland, New-
eastle [etc.] 1916. no. 29. Boston,
Mass., W. A. Greenough & co., 1916.
225 p. front. (fold. map) S8vo.
$3.50. [18309
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 4387201; W. A. Gree-
nough & co., Boston.
Powers Tyson printing co.*, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Hub o’ trade, 1916.
no. 1. Wintered. 52p. illus., port.,
map. S8vo. [18310
(oy Oen | 20,1915; 2 c. and aff.
June 30, 1916; A 484765.
PRISCILLA Weaving art co.*, Louisville.
Priscilla weaving art. [4] p._ illus.
16mo. [18311
© May 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 434816.
[18312-18315
3913, July 5, 1916. illus. 4to. 6d.
es, me, Mus. 2, 1916" Aad int: 2722;
pubd. July. 5, 1916.
no. 3914, July 12, 1916. illus. 4to. 34d.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; A ad int. 2726;
pubd. July 12, 1916.
no. 3915, eh 19, 1916. illus. 4to. 3d.
@© ic. Au 16, 1916; A ad int. 2730;
pubd. pita 19, 1916.
no. 3916, July 26, 1916. illus. 4to. 3d.
© ic. Aug. 23, 1916; A ad int. 2738;
pubd. July 26, 1916.
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd.,
London.
59803—16——4 821
RavucH & Elting.
18328
PURINTON (Edward Earle)
[18316-18317
Iifficiency and life, with introduction
by Melvil Dewey. New York, Wash-
eral National institute of efficiency,
[191 6] Zope lee 245° SG). ips, 2aGmo:
(Monographs of efficiency, no. 1.)
$0.25. © July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. July 14,
1916; aff. July 21, 1916: A 436046.
© National institute of efficiency,
New York.
Efficient man’s test. July 17, 1916.
(In The Independent). © July 13,
1916; 1 ce. July 18, 1916; A 441099.
© Edward Earle Purinton, Mor-
gantown, W. Va.
| Qui~tER-CoucH (Sir Arthur)* Fowey,
Cornwall, England. Tales of the
Spanish main. Captain Bras-de-
fer’s pearl fishing. (In Premier
magazine, August, 1916) [18318
© mW, chr Aug) 227-1916 5 Aad ‘int:
2721; pubd. July 4, 1916.
Quimby (Orrie L.) Isle of the sea.
(In Lewiston journal) [18319
©. July 22,.1916; 1 @ July 24,
1916; A 441632; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston,. Me.
RaEzER (Clarence A.)* Ephrata, Pa.
- E-Z plan Christmas savings society.
Card, printed on both sides, 4 by
6 inches. [18320
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. June 10,
1916; aff. July 1, 1916; A 434792
RAILWAY age gazette. Daily ed. v.
60, no. 24c-f, June 19-22, 1916. Chi-
cago, Ill., Simmons-Boardman pub-
lishing co., 1916. 4 v.- illus., ports.,
diagrs. fol. $0.15 per vol.
[18321-18324
© June 19-22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 21-23, 1916; A 434602-—434605 ;
Simmons-Boar dman pub. co., New
York.
[18325-18327
ame a brand new way to buy clothes!
Card, illus., printed on both sides, 6%
by 31 inches. © May 4, 1916; 5 c.
and aff, June 28, 1916; A 432927,
In appreciation. Sheet, illus., 11 by 84
inches. @© Apr. 11, 1916: 2) and
aff. June 28, 1916; A 432929.
Many thanks. Sheet, illus., 11 by 84
inches. © Apr. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 432928.
© James Rauch, Trenton, N, J.
Ravenscrorr (D. W.)* Petaluma,
Cal. Currency suggestions (In
Petaluma daily courier) [18328
© June 29, 1916; 1 « July 24,
1916; A 441272 :
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18329
pt. ES is
Raymonp (Francis)* Chicago.
mond’s' briefer sales-course. 14,
fA] i-hi24mor $2.00! [18329
© June, 28. 1916: 2c. .and aff.
July 3, 1916; A 434807.
READING herald. Reading herald’s
special and educational home cata-
log. July 18, 1916. (In Reading
herald) [18330
© Fulyors: AOtG 1 Se.- Tully $17,
1916; A 441094; Monte GC. Merker,
Reading, Pa.
Ray-
REAL ESTATE directory of the Borough
of Manhattan, 1916. New York,
N. Y., The Real estate directory com-
Daly. ince TOILE Zopeele
fol. $100.00 per year.
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 433867; Real estate di-
rectory co., ine., New York.
“RED POLLED cattle club of America*,
Gotham, Wis. Red polled herd book
of cattle descended from the Norfolk
and Suffolk red polled. American
Series. v.28. -[1066] p. Svo.; $1.75.
[18332
2 EG
[18331
© July 9, 1916; 2 c. Aug.
aff. July 31, 1916; A 437089.
REDDAN (John A.)*,
Anne Delapp. (Jn Lambertville rec-
ord) [183833
© July 20, 1916; 1 « July 22,
1916; A 441198.
RESPESS (Heard) *
Hopewell, N. J.
New York.
[18334, 18335
Quick relief for aches and pains. Ther-
-molite, heat and light infuser. Sheet,
illus., printed on both Sides, 113% by
ite inches fold. to 16mo. © Mar. 11,
LLG) 2) e5 and afk sApre ik 1916s A
435395.
What medical authorities say in endorse-
ment of Radiant light and heat in the
treatment of disease. [6)])- pee lel:
(fold. ) illus. . 24mo) @ Mara
OTC 20 ey and alt. rAprad oOo a A
435392.
RicHMonp (W. L.)* Yonkers, N. Y.
Richmond’s 1916 guide to the city of
Yonkers, N. Y., including map. Yon-
kers, N. Y., W. L. Richmond, 1916.
cover-title, 30 p. fold. map. $0.25.
[18336
© June 3, 1916;.2s¢ dune, 13,
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 484601.
RitEy (Joe Shelby)* Boston. Twen-
tieth century zephyrs; or, Reminis-
cences of chiropractic. Upham’s
Corner, Mass., W. S. Shaw [1916]
65°p../ front.” T2mos $1.00. siiesac
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
81, 1916; A 4387059.
758, 293 p.
Ritter (Elma Streeper)* Philadel-
phia. Pillows. (Jn Philadelphia
press ) [18338
© July 23, 1916 +21 Ge inky ae
1916; A 441271.
» X
direc-
[Richmond, Va.]
ROANOKE, Va. Roanoke, Va.,
tory, 1916. v. 4.
Hill directory co., ine., 1916. 5-712
p. Svo. $6.00. [18339
© July 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 431880; Hill directory
co., ine., Richmond.
ROBERTSON (James) mfg. co.*, Balti-
more. Sanitary specialties and gen-
eral plumbing goods. [Catalogue]
G. 2 p. 1, “[vii]=xy, 33 p> mia
fol. [18340
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 19163 A’ 457955:
ROBERTSON (John Dill)
cool on a hot night. (Jn Chicago
herald) [18341
© July 16, 1916; 1 © dui
1916; A 441108; J. Keeley, Chicago.
How to sleep
Rock Island stove co.*,
Ill. All about heating. 68 p. illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [18342
© June 27; 1916:;2.e; emda
July 8, 1916; A 484804.
Rock Island,
RocKWELL (Paul Ayres)
[18343-18353
American gets rest in trench paradise.
Q July 55, 1916; 1 ¢ July 28, 1916;
A 441391.
ner wounded in drive recovering.
©: July 24, 1916; 1 e€ July 2G
A 441327.
Chicagoans to pilot French aeroplanes.
© guy 26; 1916;; Live. duly 29. Sie
A 441403.
Death misses aviator. ye Aug. 8, 1916;
1c. Aug. 11, 1916; A 441699.
French honor for American. © July 15,
19165 1 ¢. July 19) 196 eA 441126,
New Yorker drives German to ground.
@ July 27, 1916; 1c. July Seas.
A 441429.
Praise American aviator. @ Au 5,
ste, Aug. 9, ASI 441630.
Resent Bune back our aviators talk. ©
Aug: 2, 1916; 1 c.. Aug. 7, -23%63
441596.
Rush on Teutons as guns thin ranks. ©
July 18, 1916; 1 « July, 21, 19167 4%
441171.
U. S. aviator wins fight @, Aue 33
1916; Je Aug’, igié: A 441585.
We ae variety actor killed. © July 29,
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 2, 1916; A 441469.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicage
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago,
822
no. 8, 1916 A
ROCKWELL (W. S.) co.*, New York.
Fuel oil appliances. 27 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 4to. ([Catalog] no. 31)
[18354
© July 1, 1916; 2 «© and aff. July
11, 1916: A 434895.
RopMAN (Arthur)* Chicago. Jingles.
46, [2] p. port. 16mo. (The Bank-
ers engineering co.) [18355
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 22,
1916; aff. June 28, 1916; A 484755.
— Row rey (J. F.) co. Story of the cele-
brated Rowley leg. 47 p._ illus..
ports. 12mo. (Cover-title: Rowley
artificial legs) [18356
© June 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 434818; James Francis
Rowley, Chicago.
ROYAL PURPLE, 1916. [v. 8] [Kansas
City, Mo., Printed by Union bank
note co., 1916] 460 p. illus., ports.,
col. plates. 4to. [18357
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 19,
1916; aff. July 22, 1916; A 433841;
W. C. Calvert, P. H. Wheeler, Fred
Korsmeier, Manhattan, Kan.
ROYAL SERUM @€O.*, Kansas City, Kan.
[18358-18364
Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of
hog cholera. [8] p. col. illus. nar.
Svo. © June 1.1916; 2 c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 455145.
How Royal serum is made. [8] p. illus.
(part col.) mare S¥O. ©; June i,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 19, 1916; A
435147.
How to use Royal serum. [8] p._ illus.
(part col.) nar. 8vo. © June 1, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435149.
' Only results count. [8] p. col. illus.
nar. 8vo. © June 1, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. July 19, 1916; A 435146.
Royal message. Sheet, 283 by 213
7 inches. illus., printed on both sides,
fold. to obl. 12mo. © June 1, 1916 ;
2 ce. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435143.
Why you should use Royal serum. [8] p.
illus. (part col.) nar. 8vo. © June l,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 19, 1916; A
435148.
| |
Your success is our success. [8] p. col.
illus. nar. 8vo. © June 1, 1916; 2c
| and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435144.
® Rouosovits (Toby)* Chicago. Styles
for men and young men, autumn and
* winter, 1916-17 cover-title, [24]
col. plates. fol. [18365
© Apr.-1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 433667.
RusH (Olive)* New York. Cherups,
they’re scouts now! (Jn Womans
home companion, Aug., 1916)
[18366
Siasaty 115; 1916; 1. ¢ Aug. 2,
1916; A 441485.
BOOKS, GROUP II
18394
823°
RwussELL (Lida B. )# Denver. Milk
diet and rest treatment. Denver,
Col., The Rest home, [1916] [14] p.
16mo. $0.25. [18367
©) Mar. 21579916. 2 “ead “aie
June 9, 1916; A 434411.
Russet (Lillian)* Chicago.
[1836S—18394
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell. Cam-
eks hump: (Qc duly- 31.1916: Lee:
Aug. 1, 1916; A 441458.
Wholesome ambition.
1916; 1 c. July 18, 1916; A 441114.
Lillian Russell's beauty | answers.
Freckles, tan or sunburn. © Aug. 6,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916; A 441642.
Lillian Russell's beauty hints. Bids for
pleasure. © July 14, 1916; 1 ¢. July
15, 1916; A 441059.
Blessings in disguise. © Aug. 1,
PSIGs 1 e. -Aue. 2. LOTG A 441490.
Branded women. © July 25, 1916;
1c. July 26, 1916; A 441363.
Costly ignorance. © Aug. 4, 1916;
1 ce. Aug. 5, 1916; A 441559.
Detail in dress. © Aug. 5, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 7, 1916; A 441562.
——— Diet and occupation. © July 15,
1916; 1 c. July 17, 1916; A 441062.
Don’t emulate Venus in matter of
clothes. © July 29, 1916; 1c. July
31, 1916; A 441447.
Drudgery. © July 24, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 25, 1916; A 441287.
Familiar dangers. ©: Sulye 22;
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441217.
Honntain of beauty. @ Aug. 8,
19162 4c, Aue<9: 1916; A 441636.
eG 00d. O0KS., ..©) Aug. _1.. 191G6— 1 e
Aug. 9, 1916; A 441639.
——— New era. © Aug et 191 Ga 'e
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441523.
Overtax. -'@ 7 Aug. 23,6 19165, a ve;
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441529"
——— Pates that shine. © July 20, 1916;
1 e. July 21, 1916; A 441177.
Putty girls. © July 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
July 94, 1916; A 441211.
Right course. © Aug. 9, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 10, 1916; A 441694.
Slouch doomed. © July 18, 1916;
1c. July 19, 1916; A 441158.
Unwelecome brunettes. © July 19,
19162: he. July 20, 19iG 5 A 441162.
Vanity’s victims. © July 26, 1916;
1 ec. July 27, 1916; A 441365.
You can’t cheat the camera. ©
July 23, 1916; 1 ¢. July 24, 1916; A
441438.
Your hands. © July 28, 1916;
1e. July 29, 1916; A 441418.
Your shoulders. © July 13, 1916;
1c. July 15, 1916; A 441057.
Your surroundings. a July. 2;
1916; 1 ec. July 28, 1916; A 441397.
You can’t paint your soul on your face.
© July 30, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 1, 1916; A
441455.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© July 17,
18395
[RusseELL (Mary LaF etra)] Nursery
songs. New York, S. Gabriel sons &
company; [1916]" Bish php rp. hcel:
front., col. illus., 4to. (Chimney,
corner series) $0.25. [18395
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 432809; Saml. Gabriel
sons & co., New York.
RUSSELL (Robert) His modern para-
phrasing. (Jn Chicago herald)
[18396
© Aug. iA 19162 tc Avene 1916-
A 441646; . Keeley, Chicago.
closet EReI NN merchants credit bureau
of Sacramento, Cai. Confidential
reference book, 1916. 307 p. S8vo.
$20.00. [18397
© Mars -27 1916 2°'e* Ar 6)
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 4387090;
Arthur F. Henning, Sacramento.
Sace (Helen A.) [18398, 18399
Play-things I can make. New York, The
Platt & Peck co. [1916] [3] Be 2
eol plates.r> foley $0:35: F.@_sune sta;
1916; 2 c June 29, 1916; aff. June 30,
1916; ee A34783.
Toy animals I can make. New York,
The Platt & Peck co. [
12” col. plates... fol,” $0.35. 5.@ °<
15, 1916; 2 @ June 29, 1916; aff. June
30, 1916; A 434784.
© ThésePlaths "6 Peck CO:,
eX OF,
St. Louis, Mo. Standard masonic di-
rectory” of (St. Louis, tors tiG.” St.
Louis, Mo., Standard masonic direc-
tory company, 1916. 464 p. ports.
8vo. $0.50. [18400
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
17, 1916; A 481888; Standard ma-
sonie directory co., St. Louis.
srt. PAuL vin: RA. Polksa:eo7s St.
Paul city directory, 1916. v.52. St.
Paul, Minn; (2. i Polk &-coy 1916.
2009 [i. e. 1955] p. fold. map. 8vo.
$8.00. [18401
©r Ane.” 5° 1916 ew? See Agee. tl
1916; Aug. 10, 1916; A 438026; R.
L.Polk & co:, St. Paul.
SALT LAKE. Crry, Utah... RR. Polk &
co.’s Salt Lake City directory, 1916.
New
v. 25. Salt Lake City, R: L. Polk. &
¢€0.,. 1986. » 108% p. .Svo. - 500.
[18402
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 437091; R. L. Polk & co.,
of Utah, Salt Lake City.
Sampson (Charles H.) Algebra re-
view. Yonkers-on-Hudson, N. Y.,
World book company, 1916. iv p., 1
1.42 p. 12mo;. "S040: 18403
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 487038; World book co.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
804
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. i Bs Sve ae
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm,
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cate, Aug., 1916) [18404
© Aug. 8, 1916; 1 c Aug. 5, 1916;
A 441534; Clarence C. DePuy, Syra-
cuse, IN. ¥.
SANDUSKY, O. Williams’ Sandusky di-
rectory for 1916-17. Cincinnati, O.,
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[1916] 553 p. S8vo. $5.00. [18405
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 487211; Williams direc-
tory co., Cincinnati.
SANDWIcK (Richard L.) Junior high
school speller, by R. L. Sandwick
and Anna Tilden Bacon. Boston,
New York [ete.] D. C. Heath & ¢o.,
1916. vi, 119: pp. ee (Junior
high school series) $0.25. [18406
© July 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
29;1916 3; A 433901 : D. C. Heath &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
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Bacon’s high school word book]
SANGER & Jordan*, New York. Cata-
log of plays, 1916... 2 pj, List pee
De. OVO, [18407
© Mar. 15, 1916;,2 € Marae.
1916; aff. June 14, 1916; A 433451.
SAPPER, pseud. Jim Brent’s VY. C., by
Sapper. (Jn Strand magazine, Aug-
ust, 1916) (18408
© 1 ¢ Aug. 21, 1916" A430 ae
2734; pubd. July 25, 1916; George H.
Doran co., New York.
ScENARIO bulletin-review. vy. 1, no. 3,
May, 1916. Los Angeles, Cal., Cali-
fornia scenario co., 1916. 47 p.
illus. S8vo. [18409
© June 28, 1916; 2¢ and aff. July
6, 1916; A 434835; California sce-—
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SCHAPHORST Frederick)* |
New York. [18410-18412
How much does a bin hold? © July 22,
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Money ioss due to scale. Ga American,
wool and cotton reporter) © July 20,
1916; 1 ¢. July 22, 1916; A 441194.
Soot and fuel waste. © July 22, 1916;
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[Note: The foregoing are in Black
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(William
ScHmipt (William)* St. Paul. Herr
ist Gott. (Jn Lutherische Kirchen-
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© July’ 20; 19165" 1 te? ae
1916; A 441531.
fi
BOOKS,
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GROUP II
18456
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.)
[18414-18425
Auto to wedding under ban. © July 31,
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Butchery on Somme is without parallel.
Omiuive 138 1916- 1 ce. July 27, 1916;
A 441166.
Cheer is 800 miles in length. © Aug. 7
1916; 1 ¢« Aug. 10, 1916; A 441677.
Daring of Cossacks marvel of the war.
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A 441097.
Great confidence in Berlin. © July 29,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 2, 1916; A 441471.
Replies to claim of allies. © July 1d,
1oGet ec suly 19° 1916; A 44113.
pays | allies’ e rive fails. ©’ Aug, 2, 1916;
pam. (A916; A 441592.
Sees Serie cai in great Somme drive.
ensues, 1916.4. ¢. July731, 1916;
A 441427.
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1916 1 ¢. July 20, 1916; A 441152.
Stands by action on Fryatt. © July 31,
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Teutons hopeful of victory. © July 20,
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ScHUSTER (Edw. J.)* St. Louis. Schus-
ter’s yellow pine lumber rate book.
[18426-18428
May, 1916. Texas ed. 39, [1] p. 4to.
niZOO tor t2mo, © June “7; 1916;
2c. and aff. June 10, 1916; A 434409.
May, 1916. Western ed. cover-title, 200
p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12mo. © June
6) 19'G 7.2 ¢: and afi. June 10, 1916;
A 434408.
June, 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title.
248 p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12mo. ©
gune 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432830.
Scnuttre & Koerting co.*, Philadelphia.
Koerting noiseless heaters. 16 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Catalog 3, sec-
tion A) [18429
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
29, 1916; A 482751.
SCHWARZ (Constantine Proteus) *
Cleveland. Story of the wonderful
carburetor. cover-tile [6] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [18430
© June 17, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 432824.
Scotr (Florence E.) Through the Yel-
lowstone with Paul and Peggy. Illus.
by Arthur O. Scott. New York,
Hurst & company [1916] 311 p.
front., illus., plates. 12mo. $0.60.
[184381
© July 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
2/, 1916; A 43838860; Hurst & co.,
New York.
SCRIBNER’S (Charles) sons*, New York.
From Scribner’s magazine advertis-
ing department. [6] p. folder, illus.,
obl. 24mo. [18432
© July 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
Zila A GUE A: aoe
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago. Cata-
log 138. cover-title, 1620 p. illus.
(part col.) 4to. [18433
© July 5, 1916; 2
24, 1916; A 431970.
esand atk: duly
SEIVWRIGHT. (Jean)
For the summer frock comes the summer
hat and parasol of frills and feathers.
© July 16, 1916; 1 ce. July 20, 1916;
A 441134.
Gown. without a back eiantles even
Paris. @© July 23, 1916; Cedi 2K
1916; A 441342.
Now comes the coat with a train. © July
30, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916; A 441495.
Tailored suits of white alpaca appear in
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LOG 3 A 441654.
[Note : The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago Tribune, Chicago, and
New York globe, New York.
SHARP (Marcus)* Camden, N. J. War
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by 74 inches. [18488
© July 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Jue
26, 1916; A 435368.
SHELDON (Arthur Frederick) *
lil. Human equation,
dress.
1916)
© July 17, 1916; 1
A 441585,
Area,
second ad-
(In Buffalo live wire, July
[18439
ec. Aug. 4, 1916;
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[18440-18456 .
Shepard’s Arkansas citations. v. 2, no.
is Ssunesy 11916. Cumulative suppl.
(2) ps. 8V0.- $4.00 per year. © July
oO, LOG 2c. and aft. July 20) 1916:
33787.
Shepard’s Dakota
citations and _ key
number annotations. v. 5, ie 2, June,
1916. {Cumulative Or PaL 148 p.
Svo. $5.00 per year. uly 7, 1916;
2 e. and aff. July 20, ee A 433798.
Shepard’s Florida citations. v. 3, no. 1,
June, 1916. Cumulative suppl. 58 p.
vo. $4.00 per year. O- sully. 3;
ISG 2 C.nnG att, suly 20, LOG», A:
433792.
Shepard’s Illinois citations. v. 11, no.
2, June, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
92 p. 8vo. $5.00. © July 10, 1916
2c. and aff. July 20, 1916; A 433791.
Shepard’s Indiana citations. y. 8, no. 2,
June, 1916. [Cumulative suppl] 289:
p. 8vo. $5.00 per year. July 13,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20, 1916; A.
433788.
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18457
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s Iowa citations. v. 8, no. 2,
June, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 364
Da OVOs 5200) per yi = @eiuilye 20)
TOLGS 2 ye. and arly Aust OG eA
433958. :
Shepard’s Maine citations. v. 1, no.
3, June, 1916. { Cumulative Sue
55 p. 8vo. $4.00 per year. © June
28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20, 1916;
A 433790.
Shepard’s Michigan citations. v. 7, no.
2 Mae LOG: [Cumulative suppl.]
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june a3, 191652 1c. and aie july, 20;
1916; A 433784.
Shepard’s New York court of appeals
citations, common law, chancery. v. 1,
no. 1, June, 1916. Cumulative suppl.
104 p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Aug. 1,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A
433957.
Shepard’s New York miscellaneous cita-
tions. v. 14, no. 2, June, 1916. 78
p. S8vo. $3.00 per grit ©LAus. 1,
TOG: 2c) and) aii Auie.y be ONG: A
433961.
Shepard’s New York supplement cita-
TONS) Vv. 4 enOu ene et Om Gu ie u=
mulative suppl.] 209 8vo. $6.00
per yr. © July 26, 1 16; 2 ee and
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 433959.
Shepard’s New York supreme court cita-
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Dee OO: $5. 00. per. yr; \ sOx Aue: 1,
LOGE 2 e.cand, ail, AUR 5,11 ONG ced
433962.
Shepard’s North Carolina citations. v. 3,
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ec) and ait. July 20, 1916; A
1918; 2
433789.
Shepard’s Ohio citations. v. 8, no. 2,
June, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 125
p. Syo. $4.00 per yr. © July 14,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A
433960.
Shepard’s Oklahoma citations. v. 3, nO;
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11, 1916; 2c. and aff. July 20, Sie: n
433786.
Shepard’s Texas citations. v. 9, no. 2
May, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 28
p. 8vo. $5.00 per year. © June 15,
1916: Qeer and att. July 20,916 A
433785.
Shepard’s Washington citations. v. 9,
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148 yp. 8vo. $5.00 per year.
June 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aft July 20,
1916; A 433788.
SHor and leather reporter annual,
1916. Boston, Mass., Shoe & leather
reporter, 1916. 741 p. maps. 8vo.
[18457
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 481965; Shoe & leather
reporter co., Boston.
SHREDDED wheat co.*, Niagara Falls.
Building better babies. cover-—title,
[12] p> 16mo- [18458
© May 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 28, 1916; A 434720.
Dt. 1; he See,
Simmons (John) co. Catalogue no.
39. New York [1916] xxxix, 604
p. incl. front., illus. S8vo. [18459
© July 20,.1916: 2) e. and baa
Aug. 7, 1916; A 487152; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
SIMMONS-BOARDMAN pub. co.*, New
York. Battle ery of pace. (In
Railway age gazette). [18460
© July. 21, 1916; sey flip
1916; A 441425.
SIMPLICISSIMUS. 20. jahrg. [Each
illus.. (part. ¢ol.)) tol, <sQ3piew
[18461-18472
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nr. 39, 28. dez., 1915.° © Deew2s. tote.
1c. July 15, 1916; A—Foreign 14005.
nr. 40, 4. jan., 1916. © Jan. 4, 49te.
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iL es "July 15) 1916; A—Foreign 14007.
nr, 42, . 18 jan., 1916. © Jano ts oto,
dC aly 5. "1916; A—Foreign’ 14008.
nr. 43, 25. jan.,°1916. ‘@ dan. 2a, tote.
a ce: Sully a5; 1916; A—Foreign 14009.
. 44, 1 febr., 1916. © Feb. 1, 1916;
aah os "July als 1916 ; A—Foreign 14010.
nr. 47, 22 febr., 1916. © Feb. 22, 1916;
1c. July 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14128.
nr. 47, 22 febr., 1916. © Feb. 22, 1916;
1c. July 15, 1916; A—Foreign 14011.
nr. 48, 29. febr., 1916. © Feb. 29, 1916;
1 ec July 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14124.
nr. 49, 7. mirz, 1916. ‘© Mart 7; 4916;
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1916; ire. Jily 15, 1916; A—Foreign
14012.
© Simplicissimus-verlag
h. & co., Munich.
[SINGLETON (Hsther)] Historie gar-
dens of New England. Mentor read-
ing course, monograph 1-6. Proof.
[18473
© June 15,.1916; 2 ec! amde@iaie
July 6, 1916; A 434842; Mentor
assn., ine., New York.
, 2
SINSHEIMER (Samuel)* Milwaukee.
Only place of its kind in the world.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. 16mo.
[18474
© June 24, 1916; 2c. and aff.
July 8, 1916; A 484801.
SisteR of St. Joseph. Communion
prayer book. Chicago, Ill., D. B.
Hansen & sons [1916] 2 p. 1. p. T—
239, [1]. p.'’" front., “platen sais:
382mo. $0.25 to $1.00. [18475
© May 15, 1916; 2 c« May 25,
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 484947;
D. B. Hansen & sons, Chicago.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter |
826
BOOKS, GROUP II
18500
no. 8, 1916
| Satrery & co.*, New York. Twenty
| payment plan. cover-title, [8] p.
7 16mo. [18476
© June 16, 1916; 2 c. June 29,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 432930.
SLAVONIC-AMERICAN patriotic procla-
mation, July, 1916. [Butte ed.
1916] Pub. by Slavonic-American
publishing society. [Butte, Mont.,
Printed by Murphy-Cheely printing
co., 1916] 24 p. ports. 4to. $0.25.
[18477
© July 29, 1916: 2 c and aff.
Aug. 7, 1916; A 437156; Leonard
Stanford D’Ardell, Memphis, Tenn.
SLEEPECK-HELMAN pg. co.*, Chicago.
Progressive publicity. 16 p. 24mo.
[18478
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 436047.
Stoss (Robert) [18479-18489
Book by Von Biilow arouses British ire.
> Jaly 20; 1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916;
A 441228.
British say Germans lied in Fryatt case.
Soly ot. 1916521 c.. Aug. 3, 1916.
A 441505.
British urge action upon trade plans. ©
meee 191G; 1 c. Aug. 7, 19165 A
441584.
Colonies back plan to see war through.
@ Aug. 5, 1916; 1-c. Aug. 9, 1916; A
441621.
Fryatt case rouses English and Dutch.
@ July 29, 1916; 1 c Aug. 2, 1916;
A 441468.
Germans may renew submarine attacks.
© July 22, 1916; 1 c. July 26, 1916;
A 441312.
Irish fiasco scored by British papers.
@ Aug. 1, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916; A
441612.
Law expert defends Britain’s blacklist.
@ July 28, 1916; 1 ce. Aug. 2, 1916; A
441474.
Says buffer states would keep peace. ©
puly 21. 1916; 1 c. July sl, 1916; A
441431.
Tells of great war upon German trade.
@ Aug. 8, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 11, 1916; A
441701.
Turkey is at end of tether. © Aug. l,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916; A 441611.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
SmitH (Charles E.)* Chicago. Com-
plete treatment for the hair and
sealp. [new ed.] 15 numb. 1. 4to.
. $2.00. [Text parallel to binding.]
{18490
© Apr. 6, 1916; 2 c. May 4, 1916;
aff. June 23, 1916; A 434788.
SmirH (Forrest) co. It looks small
and it is small. Post card, illus.,
74 by 4% inches. [18491
| © June 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 435401. Forrest Smith,
Council Bluffs, Ia.
<cipciiccatiieaaesmssaat eiandniatiea inact te ELD OLEATE — = =e
SmitH (Frederick Harold) * New York.
Kaiser krucified, or the cross of Ger-
many ; a scriptural interpretation of
the European war. 20 p. _ 8vo.
$0.25. [18492
© June 21, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 434627.
SmirH (Hanford O.)* Lexington, Neb.
Abstract of title to the Union Pacific
railroad company lands in Dawson
County, Nebraska. Form 1, 2. 2 v.
map. nar. fol., fold. to 8vo.
[18493, 18494
© Jan. 1, 1914; 2 c. each and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 434844, 434845.
SmitH (J. Russell) Geography of
Pennsylvania, by J. R. Smith and
Joseph W. Willits. [Cincinnati, O.,
Printed by American book company,
1916] 22 p._ illus., diagrs., maps
(part col.) 4to. [18495
© June 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. June
15, 1916; A 431500. Amer. book co.,
New York.
SmitTH (Robert A.)* Washington. True
record of the life of “ Will’m Shags-
per” (1563-1616) of Stratford, Eng-
land. 2 sheets, 83 by 11 inches.
[ Mimeograph] [18496
© May 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
6, 1916; A 434395.
SmirH (Rucker)* Kansas City, Mo.
. Organization and cooperation are
the only hopes for the black man in
this country. cover-title, 18, [1] p.
16mo. $0.10. [18497
© July 3, 1916; 2 « and aff. July
5, 1916; A 432835.
SocraL register assn.*, New York. So-
cial register, summer, 1916. v. 30,
no. 69, June, 1916. 22, 704 p. 16mo.
$2.00. [18498
© June 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 433856.
Soctrery of American amateur magi-
cians. Constitution, by-laws and
rules, comp. by Omar Yama [pseud.]
cover-title, [12] p. illus. 16mo.
[18499
tc) Iniy 20, 19816- 2 « July 2:
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 435399;
George Washington Lamphere, Syra-
eases. Ne Y.
SoutuH shore blue book, 1916. Boston,
Mass., Boston suburban book cCo.,
1916. 200 p. 8vo. $2.00. [18500
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1916;
aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 483922; Boston
suburban book co., Boston.
827
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18501
pt... svi 18
SOUTHERN cypress mfrs. assn.*, New
Orleans. Standard grades and clas-
sifications of cypress and _ tupelo
(bay poplar) 2d ed., July 1, 1916.
cover-title, 32 p. diagrs. 16mo.
[18501
© July 1, 1916; 2c. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 21, 1916; A 486044.
SPECTATOR Co.*, New York. N. Y. .
[18502-18503
Distribution by states of fire insurance in
the United States [1916] 173, [1] p.
12mo. . $3:00, © July 10) 1916; 2 e:
July 14, 1916; aff. July 19, 1916; A
431917.
Reports of fire insurance companies for
year ending December 31, 1915. 1ith
annual ed. 2 p. 1., 3-412, 37 p. 8vo.
$5.00; © duly 20; 1916.2 co July, 2a,
1916; aff. July 26, 1916; A 431994.
Vacation with the
Illus. by Arthur O.
SPEED (Nell)
Tucker twins.
Scott. New York, Hurst & company
[1916] 313 p. front., plates. 12mo.
$0.60. [18504
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27; -1916; A’ 483858 2 Hurst €co.,
New York.
SpPIKER (J. R.)* Liberal, Kan. Three
days in [Arkansaw] a book of won-
ders. Topeka, Kan., Crane & com-
pany, A916) <SOc pe. ~ front., illus.
12mo. $0.35. [18505
©. July: 1.0 1916.2. and) .an.
July 14, 1916; A 431871.
SPRINGFIELD board of trade*, Spring-
field, Mass. Credit rating book of
Springfield, Mass., and _ vicinity,
A9IG-UG, 62.402 Here MOG .4 ps 7468.
$15.00. [18506
© uly 31, 1916; 2°: and aft.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 4838912.
STacPpooLtE (H. de Vere)* Stebbing,
Chelmsford, Essex, England. Satin
shoe. (Jn New magazine, August,
1916). [18507
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1916; A ad int.
2733; pubd. July 20, 1916.
STANDARD BLUE book of the United
States of America, 1917. Exclusive
ed. de luxe, Louisiana. v. 9. New
York, New Orleans, A. J. Peeler,
1916." GO ap. > illus), 7 sports; s410.
$5.00. [18508
© July 15, 1916+ 2 oe: July 2,
1916; aff. July 20, 1916; A 433821:
A. J. Peeler, Houston, Tex.
STANDARD FARM paper year book 1916.
Chicago, G. W. Herbert, inc., 1916.
cover-title. [2 p. ilhis., fold, mag:
12mo. [18509
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. June 5, 1916:
aff. June 28, 1916; A 432758; George
W. Herbert, inc., Chicago.
STANDARD PUB. co.*, Boston.
[18510, 185114
Fire insurance in New England for ten
years, Dec. 31, 1906—Dee. 31, 1915, in-
clusive. 17th ed. 243 p. obl. 16mo.
$5.00. © June 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431806.
Presidential problem of 1916.
16mo. $0.05. © July 10, 1916; 2 e.
STANDARD REGISTER of national adver-
bisithe. “Vv. a ned [18512, 18513.
June, 1916. Suppl. no. 4. 163 p. 4to.
© June 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 1,
1916; A 482774. —
July, 1916. Supplement no. 5. [Wilkes-
Barre, Pa., Printed by R. Baur & son,
1916] 168 p. 4to. © July 26, 1916:
2c. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 437082.
© National register pub. co.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
STANDARD STATISTICS co., inc.*, New
York. [18514-18528
Standard bond descriptions. v. 4. no.
14. cover-title, [118] p. 4to. $60.00.
© July 19, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 431947.
v. 4, no: 15. “covertitle, “(937m
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and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 437103.
v. 4, no. 16. cover-tile, 59 p.
$60.00. © Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and
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July, 1916.
@ July 15,
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Aug., 1916. 652 p. “12me, S60/00:
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. und aa, Awe
15, 1916; A 438055.
Standard corporation records. vy. 4, no.
14, cover-title, [207] p. 4to, $60.00.
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 29 Wes
1916; A 431945.
v..4, no. 15. -¢0ver-title,
4to. $60.00. © Aug. 1, 1916
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 437104.
v. 4, no. 16. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. ug. 14,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 15, 1916; A
438056.
Standard corporation service daily. v.
4,no. A’14. » cover-title? “d-p aaeee
4, 5-86 p. 4to. $60.00. © July 19,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July°21, 1916204.
431948.
v. A 4, no. A 15. cover-title, 1 p.
, 87-140 p. 4to. $60.00. © Aug.
2c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916>
[558] p.
Sa ce. and
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1
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Wy
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. 6, 2, 54 p. 4to. $60.00. © Aug.
, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 15, 1916;
A 438059.
revised, July,’ 1916-2 sp. 4 aeeee
118 p. 4to. $2.00. © Aug. 17, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 438123.
828
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
STANDARD STATISTICS co.—Continued.
Standard financial digest service. v. A
anowAwsie sips... 2, °3;'3, 889-946.
E-wmorO0...©@ July 19, 1906: 2. c.
and aff. July 21, 1916; A 451946.
v. A 3. no. A 15. cover-title, 5 p. 1.,
3, 947-996 p. 4to. $60.00. © Aug.
i aolG>: Pics and aft. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 437102.
Vive oo. no. A 16. cover-title, 3 p.
J., 3, 4, 997-1040 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Bae GA ONG: 2c. and aff: Aug. 15,
1916; A 438058.
STATESMAN. Issue the 3d. [1916]
Sheet, illus. (part col.) 28 by 22
inches fold. to fol. [18529
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. June 29,
1916; aff. June 30, 1916; A 434780;
Charies H. Brown paint co., Brook-
lyn.
Streppins (Iucien)* North Platte,
Neb. ‘Campaign of 1916. cover-
title, 32 p. port. 8vo. $0.25.
[18530
© June 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 6, 1916; A 434841.
STEVENSON (Levi)* Flandreau, S. Dak.
Beloved South Dakota. Pals: BD:
16mo. $0.05. [18531
7 sully 25, 1916; 2..¢c.: and aff.
July 28, 1916; A 435400.
Stewart (William H.) jr.*, New
York. [18582-18549
Motorists’ problems solved, May 3—June
28, 1916. .[8 instalments] (In New
York Globe and commercial advertiser)
@ May 3—June 28, 1916; 1 ec. each
July 24, 1916; A 441195-441202.
Teaching the owner to know his auto-
mobile, May 7—July 9, 1916. [10 in-
stalments.] (Jn New York Sun) @©
May 7—July 9, 1916; 1 ¢c. each July
28, 1916; A 441348441357.
SrockwetL (Frank C.)* Hoboken,
N. J. Laboratory practice manual.
Course 5. Alternating current ap-
paratus and machines. [New York]
The New York Edison company
[1916] 50p. diagrs. 8vo. [18550
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
30, 1916; A 484766.
SrornzeEL (Emmy)* Kansas City, Mo.
-Star’s voice lesson. [18551, 18552
Lesson 11. @ July 23, 1916; 1 ¢. July
31, 1916; A 441412.
Lesson 12. Pitch. © July 30, 1916;
1c. Aug. 7, 1916; A 441604.
'- Sroxes (Frederick A.) co.*, New York.
[18553, 18554
Descriptive catalogue, 1916-1917. 52
p. vo. @ Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 437140.
Golden days, a baby’s record. Illus. by
Florence Choate and Elizabeth Curtis.
: p. col. front., col. illus. 4to.
$3.50. @© July 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. July 12, 1916; A 431837.
18567
Strauss (Edward EH.) & co.*, Chi-
eago. Edesco tailoring system, fall
and winter, 1916-17. cover-titie,
[68S] p. Higs.. (part .col:) « fol.
(Binder’s title: Edesco blue beok of
woolens, fall and winter, 1916-17)
[18555
Cs Say ls Obi. Oc... Saber tes
1916; an. July 31, 19162 A 437065.
STRICKLER (Virgil O.) Yhristian sci-
ence: En kjaerlighetens religion,
Christian science: A religion of love.
[English and Norwegian] Boston,
Mass., The Christian science pub-
lishing society, 1916. 29 p. (i. e.
at p.) 26mos 950.05: [18556
() snes 9 1OtG Zoe. anil adie
June 22, 1916; A 432776; Christian
science pub. society, Boston.
Srpome., (Wim 23. y=") Chicaco.
Ageney contract for the sale of the
Lake breeze motor. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 14 by 83%
inches. fold. to 8vo. [18557
© Sune 20; - 1916; 2c: andeatt.
June 28, 1916; A 4384628.
SWEET (Caroline C.) First lessons in
English for the deaf. 1916 revision.
Hartford, Conn., The American
school for the deaf, 1916: 3 p. 1,
75 p. 12mo. (American school for
the deaf series, no. 2) [18558
© July 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 481856; Amer. school, at
Hartford, for the deaf, Hartford,
Conn.
Swine (Raymond E.) [18559-18567
Blame British censors. © Aug. 1, 1916;
1c. Aug. 4, 1916; A 441606.
Casement expected death. © Aug. 7,
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441679.
Died a hero in sea raid. @© Aug. 4,
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 9, 1916; A 441625.
Germans contented on the Dvina front.
© July 29, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 2, 1916;
A 441470.
Germans show weak point of east front.
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916; A
441608.
Peace crusade for Germany. © July 18,
1916; 1 c¢. July 21, 1916; A 441169.
Press attacks upon Hollweg a_ failure.
@© July 13, 1916; 1c. July 17, 1916;
A 441095.
Scores Anglo-Americanism. @ Aug. 7,
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441681.
Sees Russian troops mowed down by foe.
© July 25, 1916; 1 c. July 28, 1916;
A 441389.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news Co., Chi-
cago.
829
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1856
pt. 5 nes. - v1
SYNFLEUR Scientific laboratories.
[18568, 18569
American perfumer—synfleur insert No.
72, [4] p. illus. fol. @ June 20, 1916;
2-c. and aff. June 29, 1916; A 432743.
Perfumes and toilet waters at all cost |
prices. June, 1916. 32:-p.-illus. 8vo. |
© June 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 29,
1916; A 432742.
© Alois von Isakovics, Monticello,
cis oma a
Syracuse herald. Syracuse herald’s
official booklovers’ picturegame cat-
alog and reply book. cover-title, 48
p: 8vo. [18570
© July 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
22, 1916; A. 486042; Booklovers’ con-
test co., inc., New York.
Tarsport (Nina Adams) Story of
|
ancient Gorgeana. (In Lewiston
journal) [18571
© June 17, 19162 .07 ee Jehuees,
1916; A 441304; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
TALMAN (C. F.) Weather. Mentor
reading course, monograph no. 1-6.
Proof. [18572
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 485150; Mentor assn.,
ine., New York.
"TANENBAUM (I) son & co.*, New York.
Moses Zimmerman and/or M. Zim-
merman co., a corporation. Sheet,
plan, 214+ by 8i inches. [18573
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 43828382.
Tapper (Herman Patrick)* New York.
For country lanes and glittering
sands. (Jn Harper’s bazar. August,
1916) [18574
© uly .25,. 1916:
1916; A 441545.
Led ly ee:,
Taytor (Mary Imlay)*, Mamaroneck,
N. Y. Children of passion, chap. 17—
22. (In Munsey’s magazine, August,
1916) [18575
@- July.20; 19168: 1: Geduly 20;
1916; A 441140.
(Zachary
‘TAYLOR P.)*, Rochester,
NY: [18576-18580
Taylor’s analyzed citations; a supple-
ment to Taylor’s analyzed citations of
the Offical series and N. Y. supple-
mental reports. [July, 1916] 3pl1.,
148 p. 8vo. $4.00 © July 15, 1916;
2 @. July 17; 1916s ail: ply £8 ONG :
A 431956. +
Taylor’s analyzed citations of all cases |
in the New York court of appeals re-
ports. [July, 1916]. [416] pi Sve.
$8.00. @ July 15, 1916; 2 c. July 17,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 431959.
830
TCHERKESOFF (Warlam)
Taytor (Zachary P.)*—Continued.
Taylor's analyzed citations of the New
York miscellaneous reports.
1916] [94] p. 8vo. $5.00.
15, 1916; 2 ¢. July 17, 1916; aff. July
Taylor’s analyzed citations of the New
York supplement reports. [July, 1916]
[448] p. S8vo. $8.00. July 15,
1916; 2 c. July 17, 1916; aff. July 18,
1916; A 431958.
Taylor’s analyzed citations of the New
York Supreme court reports. [July,
1916] [396] p. 8vo. $9.00. © July
15, 1916; 2 ce. July 17, 1916: aff. July
18, 1916; A 481955.
Taytor & Crate*, Buffalo.
[18581-18583
Birch, maple, beech. [6] p.
illus. 32mo. © July 6, 1916; 2
aff. July 7, 1916; A 432938.
—Same. Card, illus., printed on both
Sides, 153 by 74 inches, fold. to 32mo.
© July 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 26,
1916; A 435395. -
Hardwood lumber. List of our stock at
Buffalo. v. 13, no. 7, July 1, 1916.
cover-title, 31, [1] p. 12mo. @© June
29. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June 30, 1916;
A 434785.
2. and
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cos.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Control of temperature.
[18584-18588
H & M thermometers for steam generat-
rae plants. p. 14—28. illus., di
Svo.
H. & M. thermometers, Tycos recording
thermometers and temperature control-
ling devices for steam generating
plants. [16] p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Bulletin 1) June 26, 1916; 2 «@
and aff. July 1, 1916; A 432789.
Taylor recording thermometer, for milk
Pasteurizers, holding vats, cream rip-
eners, vacuum pans, sterilizers, coolers.
8 p. illus. 8vo. (H & M division.
Bulletin 10500} © July 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. July 15, 1916;-A 433750.
Tycos recording thermometer for process
ean. 4p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bul-
letin 8500) © June 26, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. July 1, 1916; A 432788.
Tycos, vapor tension type recording ther-
mometer for rubber vulcanizers, heat-
ers and presses. 5, [3] p. _ illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (H & M division. Bul-
letin 11000—A) © July 10, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. July 15, 1916; A 433751.
[18589-18594
Duma plans new land law. © July 13,
1916; 1 ec. July 17, 1916; A 441096.
People aid Russian army. © Aug. 4,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 9, 1916; A 441628.
Poland may get home rule. © July 27,
1916; 1¢. July 31, 1916; A 441433.
Russian policy unchanged. © July 24,
1916; 1 ec. July 27, 1916; A 4413380.
Russians now regret break. © July 19,
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441238.
Viceroy prevents famine. @© Aug. 8
1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1916; A 441708.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
no. 8, 1916
TrerxerRa de Mattos (Max)* New Or-
leans, La. Vestpocket vademecum.
Knglish-Spanish. New Orleans, La.,
The American printing co., ltd., 1916.
39 p. nar. 16mo. $0.50. [18595
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
3, 1916: A 434833.
TEMPERANCE beverage co. Your last
chance to get 12 bottles free. [4] p.
illus. 4to. [18596
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916: A 435389. L. M. Ham-
burger, Chicago.
THEIR married life.
evening journal)
(In New York
[18597-18602
Pmt tose ©. July 15, 1916; 1 e.
July 17, 1916; A 441064.
Seiyco, 4916 © July 20, 1916; 1 c.
July 21, 1916; A 441183.
July 22, 1916. Waly 227. 1916 3 1 |
July 24, 1916; A 441220.
Jaly 27, 191 Po 1), July 27, 2916; 1 c.
July 28, 1916; A 441367.
July 29, 1916. @©@ July 29, 1916; 1 «¢.
July 31, 1916; A pe
August 1, 1916. © Au = 3 pee bet os
Aug. 2, 1916; A 441461.
© International news service, New
York.
THompson (R. W.) [18603-18605
Embargo on bananas urged. © July 31,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916; A 441503.
Jamaica seeks preference. © July 19,
1916; 1 ec. July 24, 1916; A ripe
Jamaica supports war plan. © Aug. 5
1916; 1 c. Aug. 9, 1916; A 141629.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
TIEMANN (Harry D.)
dry kilns. pt. 3. (Jn Lumber world
review ) [18606
© July 10, 1916; 1 ¢. July 19,
1916; A 441116. Lumber world re-
view, Chicago.
Circulation in
TrvKer (Joe) Joe Tinker says “ Keep
fit.’ (In Buffalo express) [18607
© July 24, 1916; 1 c July 28,
1916: A 441563. Selig polyscope co.,
Chicago.
Tocu bros.*, New York. Toch broth-
ers red book, an authoritative treat-
ise on preservative and decorative
paints and compounds. Damp-re-
sisting paints Compounds and spe-
cialties [1916] 31, [1] p. inel. front.,
illus. S8vo. [18608
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. July 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 4. 1916; A 437111.
“
ee
en
BOOKS, GROUP IT
18616
Topp (John Gray)* Montclair, N. J.
Golden Calf; or, Scotland before the
war. Book 1, chap. 1-15, book 2,
chap 1, 2. [14 instalments] (Jn
Scottish American) [18609
© Apr. 26—July 26. 1916; 1 ¢. each
Aug. 2, 1916; A 441465,
ToLtepo, O. Polk’s Toledo city direc-
tory, 1916. v.51. [Toledo, O.] The
Toledo directory co., 1916. 2286 p.
front. (fold. map) Svo. $8.00.
[18610
© July 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
Zo I9I1Gs cA: 437085 - "Toledo directory
co., Toledo, O.
ToLeRTON & Warfield co.*, Sioux
City, Ia. Behind the Council oak
company. cover-title, [56] p. illus.
fol. $1.00. [18611
© July 7, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
28, 1916; A 435488.
ToUuLMIN (Harry Aubrey) jr.*, Day-
ton, O. Protection of industrial
property. cover-title, 16 p. 4to.
[18612
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 24, 1916; A 432843.
TRAUTMAN (Ray )* Minneapolis.
Light weight fiber artificial limbs
and orthopedic braces. Pe] | p:
folder, illus. 16mo. [18613
© July 10, 1916: 2c and aff.
July 26, 1916: A 435369.
TRENTON, N. J. Fitzgerald’s Trenton
and Mercer County directory, 1916.
Trenton, N.. J., T. F. Fitzgerald,
1916. 1090 p. front. (fold. map)
8vo. $5.00. [18614
and aff.
(Oy. Sg 6 295 eIOAG 8.03 ©.
July 22, 1916: A 433827: Thomas F.
Fitzgerald, Trenton, N. J.
TROLLEY press*
ley
, Hartford, Conn.
trips through New
1916. cover-title, 128 pp. illus.,
maps. 16mo. $0.15. [18615
© May 31, 1916; 2 c. July 5, 1916;
aff. July 14, 1916; A 433749.
Trol-
England,
Troy, N. Y. Troy directory,
tervliet and Green Island [ete.]
N. Y., 1916. v. 88. [Boston, Mass. ]
Sampson & Murdock company, 1916.
1052 p. front. (fold. map) Svo.
$5.00. [18616
© July 24, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
July 26, 1916; A 487013; Sampson
& Murdock co., Boston.
also Wa-
831
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18617
TULLOSS (Rees Edgar) [18617-18649
Billing and tabulating, being lecture no.
3, accompanying the new way in type-
writing, a course of instruction in
typewriting efficiency for the develop-
ment of accuracy, high speed, and ease
of operation. Springfield, O., The Tul-
loss school of typewriting, 1916. ZouD:
8vo. © June 23, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 431815.
Business forms, being lecture no. 4, ac-
companying the new way in typewrit-
ing, a course of instruction in type-
writing efficiency for the development
of accuracy, high speed, and ease of
operation. Springfield, O., The Tulloss
school of typewriting, 1916. 36 p.
Svo. July 6, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
©
July 10, 1916; A 451814.
Court reporting and legal forms. Spring-
field, O., The Tulloss school of type-
writing, "1916. 28 p. 8vo. (Leeture
no. 5 accompanying The new way in
typewriting @ June 14, 1916.3 12 c.
and aff. June 2 LOG A ‘434711.
Expert training course in Tulloss touch
typewriting. Oliver typewriter. Les-
son. 1-2). xf <v..Jcillus-) diners.) Svo.
@ May '25," 1017 Mar. 28. Apr. 4,
Mar. 6, 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 3,
May 35, 1916; A 433254, 431321—
431324, 431318, 431319.
Lesson no. 6—8, for shift-key machines.
Springfield, O., The Tulloss school of
typewriting [1916] StI illus.,
diagrs. Svo. © Mar. 6, 1916: 2 «©
each and aff. May 22, 1916; A 431297,
431299, 431300. [Copyright is claimed
on additional new matter]
New way in typewriting. Special exer-
ecises for finger training. Series no.
1-9. Springfield, O., The Tulloss
school of typewriting, 1916. 9 v.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. @© Feb. 25, Mar.
10; 28:5, 29, 14-c:Mayc3%. Jame 27,
Sully, (6: AOC. eG! ane an. Maye
June 3, July 10, 1916; A 431291—
431295, 4381298, 433256, 431811
431812. [Copyright is claimed on ad-
ditional new matter]
New way in typewriting, a course of in-
struction in typewriting efficiency for
the development of accuracy, high
speed, and ease of operation. Lesson
no. 1—5, 9, 10. Springfield, O., The
Tulloss school of typewriting [1916]
7 v. illus., diagrs. 8vo. Feb. 28
May 1, June 30, Mar. 28,
24, 1916; 2c. each and aff.
July 10, May 20) 22 hy;
A 431288, 431289, 431810, 431290,
431296, 431301, 431813. [Copyright is
claimed on additional new matter |
Smith premier. Lesson no. 1, 2, 6, T.
Springfield, O., The Tulloss school of
typewriting, 1916. 4 v. illus., diagrs.
- ) (@) Man: — June 18, May “O77,
. eee OlGes De: each and aff. May
Pai July 10, June 3, May 25, 1916;
A 431320, 481809, 433255, 431325.
[Copyright is claimed on additional
new matter]
© Tulloss school co., ine., Spring-
field, O.
TURNBULL (Stockton Graeme)* Tam-
pa, Fla. [18650-18652
Bound for the business bullseye. [3] p.
irregular shape, obl. 48mo. © June
27, 1916; 2 c. June 30, 1916; aff. July
27, 1916; A 486122.
pt. Is. aoe
TURNBULL (Stockton Graeme) *—Con.,
Everything was lovely until— Sheet.
illus. 10 by 7 inches, fold. to nar.
16mo. © June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 30,1916; A 434772
Long life to business. 36 p. pl. 16mo.
ee benefit life ame co.)
$1.0 © June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
ae 30, 1916; A 434771.
[TURNER (A. M.)] [ 18653, 18654
Field and farm friends put-together
book. New York, S. oe sons &
company [1916] (91, 1 . [6] gummed
). col. illus. 4to. $0.25. @©@ May 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 5, 1916; A
432817.
Picture land put-together book. New
York, 8S. Gabriel sons & company [1916]
19}. 14. -[6]) -guainicd ey ieolaes
diagrs. 4to. ay ES
A 432816.
© Aan Gabriel sons & co., New
York.
User land und meer. 5S. tts
bd. [Each illus.
Jahre.
fol.]
[18655, 18656
nr. 17. © Jan. 19, 191632 ea ene
1916 ; A—Foreign 14137.
nr. 24... .@. Mar. & 19t64 11ers
1916; A—Foreign 14138.
© Deutsche verlags-anstalt, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
(Emil) greene organi-
zation. New York, National ‘com-
mercial gas association [1916]. 2
p. L, [119] 134 “Sve. (Peseuea
gas educational courses: Account-
ing, lesson no. 6) [18657
May 18, 1916-°2 € timers
1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A 482308;
National commercial gas assn., New
York.
28,
ULBRICHT
(Bernhard) co., ine.*, New
Bucilla blue book of novelty
and filet crochet. v. no. 6. cover-title,
47 p. illus. S8vo. $0.10. [18658
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 16,
1916; aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 438141.
W.)] Study outline,
Merchant of Venice.
24mo. (Macmil-
$0.05.
[18659
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 436142; Macmillan co.,
New York.
ULMANN
York.
[UNDERWOOD (C.
Shakespeare’s
cover-title, 16 p.
lan’s pocket classics)
Unverwoop (Drury) [18660-18679
Feed box. © July 49, 1916; 1 ec. July
20, 1916; A 441159.
Top o’ the morning. July 13, 1916. ©
July 13, 1916; 1 c. July 15, 19165 A
441055. a
July 20, 1916. © July 20, 191
‘Tu A 441178.
1-e duly 21; 49te:
832
no. 8, 1916
_ Unverwoop (Drury)—Continued.
Top o’ the ae a July 21, 1916. ©
Taly 2A, 1916 ; e. July 24, 1916;
441212.
way 2. 1956. °@ July 22, 1916;
le. July 24, 1916; A 441216.
Saly 23, 1916. @ July 23, 1916;
1 ec. July 24, 1916; A 441280.
July 25, 1916. © July 25, 1916;
1c. July 26, 1916; A 441362.
July 26, 1916. @© July 26, 1916; 1
e. July 27, 1916; A 4413566.
july 27, 1916. .© July 27; 1916;
le. July 28, 1916; A 441398.
July 28, 1916. © July 28, 1916;
1c. July 39, 1916; A 441416.
July 29, 1916. © July 29, 1916;
he. July 31, 1916; A 44446.
July ae 1916.. © July 30, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 1, 1916; A 441449.
Aug. < "1916. @ Aug. 1; 1916;
BC. Aug. 2, 1916; A 441489.
Ape 1986 © Aug. 2, 1916;
mf! c Anz. 4, 1916; A 441522.
-—— Aug. Pe te 6 Ave.. 3, 1916;
7 e- Aus! 4. 1916; A 441538.
Aug. bic "1916. @ Aug. 4, 1916;
fie Aue. 5, 1916; A sar
Aug. 5, 1916. @©@ Au 5, 1916;
fe: Aug. Z, 1916; A 441561.
Sees moore. CyAuc. 6, 1916; 1
¢. Aug. a; "1916; A 441644.
Aug. 8, 1916. @ Aug. 8, 1916; 1.
Aug. 9. 1916; A 441634.
mee tale. C) Ane. 9, 191651 c,
Aug. 10, 1916; A 441695.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
UNDERWRITER’S hand-book of the Paci-
fic states and Oregon and Washing-
ton insurance directory, 1916-17.
San Francisco, Underwriters’ report
[1916] 332 p. i6mo. $5.00.
[18680
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
26, 1916; A 487003. Underwriters’
report, inc., San Francisco.
UNDERWRITERS’ laboratories*, Chicago.
[18681-18683
List of appliances inspected for accident
Hazard, July, 1916. 57 p. col. illus.
Svo. © July 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 21, 1916; A 431938.
oi of ag, haa appliances. Apr., 1916.
daly, <1916. [4]. p. 24mo.
opt
uly 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
e 1916; A 435575.
Tentative standard for the construction
and installation of materials for light-
ning rod eee Ed. of May,
2916. .1 p , [1] p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. © Pay’ 10" POUGs = 2G ‘and ‘aff.
July 14, 1916; A 431861.
UNITED BRASS manufacturing co.*,
Cleveland. United catalog D-1.
Water works, brass goods. 72 p.
illus. 4to. [18684
© July 24, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435580.
Aug.
BOOKS, GROUP II
18692
UtTaH County, Utah.
UNITED PRESS associations*, New York.
Message from Pope;
peace.
he prays for
(In Baltimore evening sun).
[18685
© July 29; 1916; 1 -e¢ ‘July 31,
1916; A 441415.
Farmers and
merchants directory of Utah County,
May 1, 1916. v. 1. Salt Lake City,
Utah, Utah farmers directory com-
pany, [1916] 208, [1] p. & 60 blank
forms. illus., ports. map. 4to.
$6.00. [18686
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
16, 1916; A 4382760; T. Ben Mel-
drum, Salt Lake City.
Utica, N. Y. Steber directory of
Utica, Oneida County, N. Y., 1916.
[v. 23, no. 87] Utiea, N. Y., Utica di-
rectory publishing eco., 1916. 968
[i. e. 959] p. ports. Svo. $5.00.
[18687
© Aug 11, 1916: 2 ec. and. aff.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 487227; Utiea di-
rectory pub. co., Utica, N. Y.
Vicary (Lewis) Impromptu _ speech-
making. [Detroit, Franklin press,
1916 Db p: 1. p51 - 12me: - (Vic
cary pamphlets, no. 1) $0.25.
[18688
5), 1916;
“Mabel
© June 24, 1916; 2c. July:
aff. July OT. "1916: A 435410:
Rankin Vicary, Detroit.
Victor talking machine co.*, Camden,
N. J. Victor in physical education,
recreation and play. 53 p.~ illus.
12:no. [18689
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 432915.
Voct (Eugene A.)* St. Louis. Billy
Sunday and his kind: the ultimate
purpose of their propaganda, by
Mike Monday. [pseud.] [4] p.
24mo. $0.10. [18690
© June 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
10, 1916; A 434410.
WacHovia bank & trust co.*, Winston-
Salem, N. C. Teach your children
to handle money. [Monthly and
term report] card, printed on both
sides, 74 by 44 inches. [18691
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 432833.
Ww AGNER (Wm.)* Wallace, Id.
aAlene mining information,
piled between Apr.
Coeur
com
15 and June 15,
1916. [Wallace, Id., Printed by the
Wallace press-times, 1916] 174 p.
16mo. $4.00. [18692
© July 17, 1916; 2¢. July 25, 1916;
afi. July 26, 1916; A 431999.
833
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, ss. vais
18693
WALGER (Carl L.)* Indianapolis. In
the silence. Indianapolis, Ind.,
Printed by the Gutenberg co., 1916.
[3] p. 16mo. [18693
©) ‘June | 20; 19162252..e) and aff.
June 23, 1916; A 484611.
WaLLaceE (Robert Johnstone)* Den-
ver. Longitude and time chart; a
manual for teachers. cover-title,
7. pp. 216moe. $0.25: [18694
© «June 28rd Ol Gee2: ©:
July 3, 1916; A 434813.
and aff.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane, June 21—Aug. 2, 1916. [14
instalments] (Jn St. Louis times)
[18695
2, 1916; 1 c each
441302; German
association, St.
© June 21, Aug.
Suly 26; L9IG yocA
American press
Louis.
Warp (J. E.)* Springfield, O.
tions for the busy
the month of July.
Sugges-
housewife for
21. 24mo.
[18696
© June 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
30, 1916; A 434775.
Warp (Montgomery) & co., ine.*, Chi-
cago. [18697, 18698
Buyers guide, no. 85. Chicago
cover-title, 1054, [16] p. illus.
eol:).. fol, @Dduly:33 4916G-? 2
atte July, 24> 1916) A AS39522
(part
ec. and
Catalogue and buyers’ guide, no. 85.
Kansas City [ed. J cover-title, 1054,
FIG] p: ithus: (part col.) “koh. ©
July 22, 1916: 2..c. and aft, July. 27,
1916; A 433953.
Waring (Elliott S.)* Grinnell, Ia.
Interesting animal stories. Grin-
nell, Ia., The Waring press [1916]
72 p. front. (port.) 16mo. $0.50.
[18699
©: June. 20; 19165 2 esand ait.
June 28, 1916; A 434732.
Warine (Mary Fitzbutler)* Chicago.
Prophylactic topics. Chicago, IIL,
Fraternal press [1916] 48 p. illus.,
port., diagrs. S8vo. $0.25. [18700
©; May. 23 1916. 2 ica) ait:.
July..7, 1916; A,432916.
WarNER brothers co.*, Bridgeport
Conn. Redfern corsets; front lace
back lace, newspaper campaign, fall,
1916. cover-title, 4 fold. 1, illus.
4to. fold. to 12mo. [18701
© June 3, 1916; 2 «. June 7, 1916;
aff. June 3, 1916; A 4843894.
Led.]'
si a nl ea NS Sr et
a
WARRINER (E. C.) Geography of Michi-
gan. [Cincinnati, O., Printed by
the American book company, 1916]
XXxXii p. illus., diagrs., maps (part
col.) { 18702
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 4383799. Amer. book ¢o.,
New York.
ASHBURN (M. P.) Freight rates,
southern territory. Suppl. Chicago,
La Salle extension university [1916]
cover-title, 112 p. maps (1 fold.)
Ww
tables, diagr. Svo. [18703
© July. 20,- 1916; 2: esainigess
1916: aff. July 28, 1916; A 435408.
La Salle extension university, Chi-
cago.
WATERBURY, Conn. Waterbury, Nauga-
tuck and Watertown directory, 1916.
[v. 62] New Haven, Conn., The
Price & Lee company, 1916. 812 [i.
e.. 802], 132,. [S} po irent. mien
Svo. $5.50. [18704
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24,1916; A 431973: Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
WATSON Manufacturing co.*, James-
town, N. Y. Watson 20th century
screens. The fly outside. [24] p.
illus. 16mo. [18705
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435578.
WayNE (Charles Stokes) * Point Pleas-
ant, N. J. Too much spice, by Hor-
ace Hazeltine [pseud.] (Jn Snappy
stories, Ist Sept. no.) [18706
© Aug. 3, 1916; 1 « Aug. 7, 1916;
A 441582.
WEBSTER (Warren) & co.*, Camden, N.
J. Webster vacuum system of steam
heating. 144 p. illus., diagrs., map.
4to. [18707
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 436052.
WEHMAN bros.*, New York, Wehman
bros.” combination Irish, Hebrew,
and Dutch jokes. 58 p. 24mo.
(Handy series) $0.10. [18708
©- June. 16, 1916: .2 ec. andvaie
June 28, 1916; A 484724.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago.
[18709-18738
Bookish man. © Aug. 3, 1916; 1c. Aug:
7, 1916; A 441587.
Cruising the Great Lakes. @© July 18,
1916; 1c. July 21, 1916; A 441172.
Eeclesiastes Os 10. ' @ Aug. 5) 1Stee
tc. Aug. 9 , 1916: A 441617.
mupene Mine: an angel. © July 29, 1916:
ies Awe: , 1916; A 441472.
834
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 8, 1916
18749
WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
Fairy tale for grown ups. © July 22,
1916; 1 ec. July 26, 1916; A 441318.
Fishing husband. © Aug. 4, 1916; 1 ec.
Aug. 9, 1916; A, 441624.
Frank writes home from school. ©
puige 2s AOS i ec, July 27; 1916; A
441325.
Golden heart. © July 24, 1916; 1. e.
Saly 27, 1916+; A 441326.
Her father and mother. © Aug. 2, 1916;
ey Aus f 1916: A 441589:
Hillside pasture. © July 15, 1916; 1 ec.
July 19, 1916; A 441128.
Ease just debt. © July 20, 1916; 1 «.
July 24, 1916; A 441231.
duly sale. © July -22, 1916;
ae, L916; A 441317.
Left-behind teacher. © July 27, 1916;
1 e. July 31, 1916; A 441434.
Lonely Mrs. Grifith. © July 26, 1916;
1 @s July 29, 1916; A 441406.
Made in the barnyard. © July 18, 1916;
easly 2). 1916 > A 441173.
Man next door. © July 21, 1916; 1 e.
July 26, 1916; A 441310.
Mended garment. © July 31, 1916; 1c.
Aug. 3, 1916; A 441511.
Mother of Eb. @© Aug. 1,
Aug. 4, 1916; A 441613.
Mouse and miracle. © July 28, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 2, 1916; A 441466.
Berey ss punch... ©-July 26; 19163. 1 ce.
July 29, 1916; A 441407.
Pretty by night. © July 14, 1916; 1l-e.
July 19, 1916; A 44111T.
Ribbons. © July 17, 1916; 1 ec. July 20,
1916; A 441153.
Sally Turnipseed. © July 13, 1916; le.
July 17, 1916; A 441098.
Some misconceptions regarding bonds. 3.
July 15; 1916. © July 15, 1916; 1 c¢.
July 19, 1916; A 441122.
4°. Stocks vs. bonds. @ July 19,
1916; 1c. July 24, 1916; A 441242.
——5. Tying up your money. © Aug.
2, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916; A 441590.
Squeezed his pennies. © July 25, 1916;
1 ec. July 28, 1916; A 441388.
What's inside this school? © July 31,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 3, 1916; A 441512.
Window opposite. © Aug. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 11, 1916; A 441707.
Your boy and my girl. © July 19, 1916;
1c. July 24, 1916; A 441243.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
iver anuly:
yin ay Ss Laer
WESTERMANN Servic2, inc.*, New York.
Westermann service. no. 83, June
fore? 16° p. “illus. fol. [18739
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 432787.
WESTERMAYR (Arthur J.)* New York.
| 18740, 18741
Ifer supreme sacrifice. 9 p. Svo. $0.50.
Gmiliive 12. 1916: 2.e; and aff. July 21,
1916; A 435200.
Innocence triumphant; [based on the au-
thor’s novel Power of innocence] T p.
Svo. $0.50. [Motion picture scenario]
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 30,
1916; A 454767.
\WESTERN BLUE book and buyers refer-
ence. 27thyear. Chicago, A. Winch,
1916. 529 p. 4to. $5.00. [18742
© JAue Te AsIG:. 2c Aus As
1916; afi. Aug. 19, 1916; A 438114;
Allen Winch, Chicago.
WESTERN CLASSIFICATION committee.
Western classification, no. 54.
Issued July 15, 1916. Effective Sep-
tember 1, 1916. ec, 389 p. 4to.
[18743
© July 5, 1916; 2c and aff. July
10, 1916; A 482964; R. C. Fyfe, Chi-
cago.
WESTFIELD, Mass- R. S. Dillon &-co.
Westfield directory, 1916. Westfield,
Mass., The Price & Lee co., 1916.
49> [i. e. 459], [8] p. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $3.50. [18744
© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 433892; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
WESTMORELAND Chemical and color co.
Fer-sul and what it does. [4] p.
folder illus. (part col.) 16mo.
[18745
© June 21, 1916: 2. cand ait
July 5, 1916; A 434903; Henry C.
Stewart, Philadelphia.
WHITBECK (R. H.) Geography of
Wisconsin. [Cincinnati, O., printed
hy American book co., 1916] 22
illus., maps (part.col.) 8vo.
[18746
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 4383938; Amer. book co.,
Cincinnati.
WuHitt (KE. F.) Dispenser & carbon-
ator. August admonitions ; mechan-
ical refrigeration for soda fountains,
no. 4; Occasional talks with a young
dispenser. (Jn Southern pharmaceu-
tical journal, August, 1916) [18747
©. July 31, 1916; 1c. Aug. 3, 1916;
A 441494; W. H. Cousins, Dallas,
Texas.
WHITE (J. G.) cos.*, New York. En-
gineering in foreign fields, 1 p. L,
5-29 p. illus. 4to. [18748
© July 1, 1916; 2c: and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432956.
WuitTrt (J. H.) manufacturing co.*,
Brooklyn. Whitalks. 18. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 6 by 34
inches. [18749
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435572.
835
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18750
WuHite & Kemble*, New York. White
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages, Kansas City south-
ern railway co., El Paso & south-
western co., and other roads in the
same territory. 21 p. front. (fold.
map) fol. $10.00. [18750
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 487087.
‘WHITEHILL (Dorothy) Polly’s first
year at boarding school. Illus. by
Charles L. Wrenn. New York, Barse
& Hopkins [1916] 234 p. inci. front.,
plates. S8vo. [18751
© July 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 433847; Barse & Hop-
kins, New York.
WHITEHORN (Henry)* Chicago. Man-
hood anew. 48 p. 16mo. $0.50.
[18752
© June 30, 1916;
5, 1916; A 4328386.
WHITTAKER (Charles) Woman.
ecover-title, 7 p. Svo. $1.00. [18758
© Jaly’ 26, *0916 <7 2 "c,d ai.
Aug. 1916; A 485573; Paragon
films, ine., Fort Lee, N. J.
2c. and aff. July
4.
WHITTIER (Jobn Greenleaf) Snow-
bound, Among the hills, Songs of
labor, and other poems. New ed.
Boston, New York [ete.] Houghton
Miffiin co. [1916] xviii, 107 [1] p.
front., plates. i16mo. (Riverside
literature series, no. 4) $0.15.
[18754
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916: A, 45742%> HBonghton,
Mifflin c¢o., Boston. [Copyright is
claimed on notes and editorial equip-
ment in new ed.]
WuHo makes it and: where, the sta-
tioners’ book of knowledge, 1916-17.
New York, A. Geyer, 1916. 79, 194
p. 8vo. $2.00. [18755
©. July 24, Wiles 2c. July 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 433920;
Andrew Geyer, New York.
Wuo’s who at Newport and Bar Har-
bor [1916] Salem, Mass., The Salem
press cogut016.uel. pk, 6G A B-
illus. S8vo. $5.00. [1S756
©: Julys 20,- 19963) 2. ejoAug. 15,
1916; aff. July 31, 1916; A 4388065;
Albert W. Dennis, Salem, Mass.
Witcoxon (Mitchell Haney )*, Murphy,
Or. Immaculate conception fraud ;
the preparedness fraud. 28 p. 8vo.
$0.10. [18757
© July 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 4384892.
pt. I, n. S., Vv. 18
Witt & Baumer co.*, New York. Pic-
torial presentation of Wilbaum
lamps and shades. 48 p. illus. 8vo.
[18758
© June 19, 1916; 2 « June 29,
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 434953.
Wi~i~arp (Clarence G.)* New Haven,
Conn. Moving with the movies,
May 28, 1916. (In New Haven Sun-
day union) [18759
© May 28, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 1, 1916;
A 441463.
Wittrams (Charles W.) & co.*, New
York. Boxed wisdom, no. 3. Blot-
ter, illus., 94 by 44 inches. [18760
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce. June 22,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 432917.
Wixiiiston, N. D. Keiter directory
co.’s Williston city and Williams
County, N. D., directory, 1916-1917.
[v. 1] Norfolk, Neb., Keiter direc-
tory company, 1916. 483 p. S8vo.
$5.00. [18761
© July 14, 1916; 2 e. July 15,
1916; aff. July 31, 1916; A 487075;
Keiter directory co., Norfolk, Neb.
Witson (Albert E.) Public service
corporations and carriers, with out-
line of study, lesson talks, and daily
recitations. Chicago, La Salle ex-
tension university [1916] 33 p.
Svo. (American law and procedure,
lecture 37) [18762
© July 10, 1916;.2 ¢« July 27,
1916; aff. July 28, 1916; A 435404;
La Salle extension university, Chi-
cago.
VINGRAVE (John J.)* New Orleans.
(18763, 18764
Juvenile story of Lost in the woods.
[New Orleans, La., Press of Geo. Mul-
ler, 1916] cover-title, [12] p. illus.
4to. © June 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 4384702.
Juvenile story of Willie, Loretta, Tibby
and Pete. [New Orleans, La., Press
of Geo. Muller, 1916] cover-title, [15]
p. illus. 4to. $0.05. June 21,
1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. June 26, 1916;
A 434708.
N. D. Idol smasher. cover-title,
[21] p. 16mo. $0.25. [18765
© June 23, 1916;-2 cc duie 2s
1916; aff. June 29, 1916; A 432736.
Woman’s home companion. Better ba-
bies bureau. Instructions for scor-
ing by the Better babies standard
seore card. 10 p. folder, illus. nar.
Svo. [18766
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 432770; Crowell pub. co.,
Springfield, O.
836
| BOOKS,
no. 8, 1916
GROUP II
Worx (John M.) [18767, 18768
Conflict of laws, with outline of study,
lesson talks, and daily recitations.
Chicago, La Salle extension university
[1916] 25 p. S8vo. (American law
and procedure, lecture 41) © July 17,
1916; 2 ec. July 27, 1916; aff. July 28)
1916; A 435405.
Municipal corporations, with outline of
study, lesson talks, and daily recita-
tions. Chicago, La Sallie extension uni-
versity [1916] 30 p. S8vo. (Ameri-
can law and procedure, lecture 38) @©
way oa, 4006: 2c. July 27, 1916; aff.
July 28, 1916; A 435408.
© La Salle extension university,
Chicago.
WricutT flying field, inc.*, New York.
Wright flying school. 15, [1] p.
illus., map. 8vo. [18769
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 438042.
WROBLE (John Goodell)* Los Angeles.
Shortner code system. 1 p. 1., 11 p.
tables. 8vo. [18770
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 26, 1916;
aff. July 11, 1916; A 434904.
Write (I. A. R.) Duchess in pursuit.
[18771, 18772
Duchess and the daffodils. New York,
Federal printing company, 1916. 13
p. 12mo. $0.50. © June 5, 1916;
2c. June 8, 1916; aff. July 22, 1916;
A 436062.
Wanted. New York, Federal printing
1916. cover-title, 13 p.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 5,320 contributions to
periodicals)
(b) Foreign bocks in English language under ad interim provisions
of Mar.
| . 598083—16——5
ee eee =
a eeerets HOOKS in foreion language.—.02 2: - 2
12mo. $0.50. © July 3, 1916; 2.
and aff. July 7, 1916; A 432931.
© Galbraith Welch, inc, New
York.
YoreE (Clement)* Estes Park, Col.
Colorado. (in Denver Rocky Moun-
tain news) [1877
@,,Aug. 16, 1916; 1..¢: Aus.
1916; A 441715.
Be oe, I SR RAS 2 ees SE 14, 012
ripened Me bi! SN). | Yee ee | 126
228
14, 366
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7
CLASS C. LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED.
FOR ORAL DELIVERY
AtteN (George Ethan)* Cleveland. | [Maprson (James) ] Cohen telephones’
Evolution of the American flag. 61. the marriage bureau. 2 numb. 1.
4to. Typewritten. [18774 Typewritten. [18779
© 1c. Aug. 8,.1916; C 980. ©l1c Aug. 8, 1916; C 981; Amer-
ican graphophone co., New York.
Deacon (Arthur)* New York. Game]! Marrin (Mrs. A. E.) Lecture on the
of cards. 21. fol. Typewritten. structure of the English language,
[18775 an introduction to the study of the
©1e. July 25, 1916; C 979. Latin, French and German. 8 numb.
loose 1. fol. Typewritten. —
FITZGERALD (William Michael)* New [18780
York. How to eliminate, two of the @itkre, July. 241916; C976;
prevailing faults with a torpedo. 3 Bertha Stowell Martin, Turners
numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten. [18776 Falls, Mass.
me Aus 21, 1916; C 982. Newcoms (George Eddy)* Chicago.
Present needs of small colleges in
Jaxost (Paula)* New York. Curse the United States of America. 17 1.
of Karma. 7 numb. 1. 4to. Type- fol. Mimeographed. [18781
written. [18777 © 1c. July 24, 1916; C 975.
© 1c. July 11, 1916; C 977. L0GOFF (Elias M.)* Cleveland. Night
in a cafe, by Raggs Fuller [pseud.]
[LeverIcH (Lester Loomis)] Cohen 41. fol. Ms. [18782
telephones to the real estate office ©1c. July 31, 1916; C 983.
3 numb. loosel. 4to. Typewritten. | Warkrer (Wiliam Joseph) * New York.
[18778 Essay on the formation of short-
© 1 ¢ July 21, 1916; C 978: hand systems. 4 1. 4to. Type-
American graphophone co., New written. [18783
York. ©l1c. Aug. 4, 1916; C 984.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses, included in the Cata-
GT) Su TU Ra Sp SC Cel A 92
839
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
A. EK. 24; play in 1 act, by Clarice
Laurence [pseud. of C. L. Hancock]
[2], 17 p. 4to. Typewritten.
; [18784
© 1e¢. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44567;
Clarice Laurence Hancock, Hurley,
England.
ACCEPTABLE (AN) MAN; drama in 3
acts, by A. A. Wyse and M. Lerner.
[75] p. 4to. Typewritten. [18785
©l1c. July 24, 1916; D 44457; A.
Anthony Wyse & Mary Lerner, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
ACQUIRING ANN; comedy in 1 act and
1 scene, by W. Hainer. [1], 9 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18786
© le July. 24, 1916; D 44447;
Whitfield Hainer, Providence, R. I.
AEROPLANE (AN) ELOPEMENT; 1 act
dramatic composition in 3 scenes, by
A. L. Turton. [18] p. 24mo. Type-
written. [18787
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1916; D 44544; Ar-
thur Leonard Turton, Jutland, N. J.
AFFINITIES; licorice comedy capsule,
by W. E. Scott. 17 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18788
© 1c Aug. 1, 1916; D 44538; Wil-
liam Edward Scott, San Francisco.
AFTER SEVEN YEARS; comedy playlet,
by C. Gillingwater and R. Barlow.
[2], 30 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18789
@ 2 ee) July 29, 1916; D 44518;
Claude Gillingwater and Reginald
Barlow, New York.
AFTERGLOW (THE); comedy in 8 acts,
by EK. D. Biggers. [144] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18790
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; D 44606;
Earl Derr Biggers, Pelham, N. Y.
ALGY’S FIRST APPEARANCE; comedy
skit, by A. Stuart. 4p. fol. Type-
written. [18791
©1c¢ July 25, 1916; D 44460;
Austen Stuart, New York.
ANKLES; 1 act comedy, by R. Warner.
[1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18792
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1916; D 44543;
Richard Warner, New York.
AUGUSTE; operette en 3 acts et 5 ta-
bleaux, de Maurice Ordonneau et
Benjamin Rabier. [148] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [187938
©.1.¢,. July, 26; 1916: D 44473;
Osear Osso, New York.
AVENGING (THE) SPIRIT: dramatic
playlet in 1 act, by A. Andre. [1],
12 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18794
COU iver Ane "4 aO1G> WD aan <
Anthony Andre, New York.
Back HOME; play in 1 act, by R. Bond.
[1], 19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18795
© le July 20, 1916; D 44459;
Raymond Bond, New York.
BELLES (LES) DE NUIT; opérette en 3
actes, de Maurice Ordonneau et Guy
de Pierrefeux, musique de Ch. De-
rouville. PLES rp. 4tor Type-
written. [Words only] [18796
© 1c July 26, 1916; D 44474;
Oscar Osso, New York.
Brest (THE) PoLicy; 1 act comedy, by
Mrs. Walter P. Colahan. 6p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18797
©1c. Aug. 9, 1916; D 44590; Mrs.
W. P. Colahan, Chicago.
BETTY BEHAVE; play in 8 acts, by HN.
Renaud. [208] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18798
© 1c¢ July 28, 1916; D 44488:
talph Renaud, New York.
BIRTH CONTROL; or, Race suicide,
drama in 4 acts, by Harry Kalmano-
witz. [18799
“DODW POON ADIN PN IWIND ANI
)DOPN 4 PR NON /TINOVO
WUT INOND
[1], 838 p. 4to. Ms.
© 1e July 18, 1916; D 44397;
Sigmund Weintraub, New York.
Biinp (A) WIFE; comedy in 1 act, by
W.K. Morley. [1], 26 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18800
© 1c. July 81, 1916; D 44570;
Walter Kelley Morley, Oconomowoc,
Wis.
841
eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18801
Boss (THE) ; play in 1 act, by A. Hoff-
man. [1], 86 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18801
©: 1 ¢ July Si, 1916: Dp 44525:
Aaron Hoffman, New York.
BROTHERS ALL: comedy drama in 1 act,
book by L. W. Westman, music and
‘lyrics by Theodore Westman. [1],
26 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [18802
Ord e Aug. 14, 4916: Dp, 44618 -
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
Busy (A) DAY AT THE Borers; 1 act
burlesque, by E. Ecob and EH. W:
Johnson. 47 p. 4to.. Typewritten.
[18803
© 1 © vAug..8,,1916;..D 44584;
Hleanor Ecob and Edith Waldo
Johnson, Portland, Or.
CAPTAIN HARRIGAN’S HEART: farcical
comedy in 3 acts, by L. Byre. [136]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [18804
© sie, duly et, 19168.) 44594 -
Laurence Eyre, Philadelphia.
Case (THE) oF TERESA; play in 1 act,
by Gwen John [pseud. of G. Jones].
[2], 21 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18805
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44647:
Gladys Jones, Chesterfield, England.
CASEY AT THE CONVENTION; whirlwind
£rOlLe’ 1/2 \frolies, Iyrics:, by Ve.
White, music by Wm. Stanley.
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only. | [18806
© lic. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44569; Pat
White, Brooklyn.
CAUGHT WITH THE Goops; farce in 3
nes, Dy bs A. Hood.” [ist | p.5,4to.
Typewritten. [18807
© 1« July 31, 1916; D 44526;
Parker A. Hord, Maysville, Ky. :
CHANCE; drama in 1 act, by R. Mur-
ray. [38], 20 p. 8vo.. Typewritten.
[18808
© 1e Aug. 9, 1916; D. 44589;
Richard Murray, New York.
CHASTENING; play in 1 act, by M. L.
Cy searing. (i 670." 400.) dywe-
written. [18809
© 1c July 29, 1916; D 44598;
Mary La Blouch Collins Searing,
Sioux City, Ia.
CHILpD (THE) oF THE MANITTO; drama
iy acts, by J. W. Herriek Weis |,
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18810
©1c. Aug. 7, 1916; D 44596; Jane
W. Herrick, Denver.
|
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CoRINNA; OR, THE STRENUOUS LIFE,
comedy in 1 act, by Gwen John
[pseud. of G. Jones] [1], 24 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18811
© 1.¢ Aug. 14, 1916; I 44648:
Gladys Jones, Chesterfield, England.
CROSSED WIRES; in 2 acts, by M. R.
Cook. [23] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18812
© 1 « Aug 12) 1916 ipete2s
Martha R. Cook, Brooklyn. —
CrucisLe (THE); American masque
in 7 episodes, by J. Thorp. [385] p.
4to. Typewritten. [18813
© le July 31, 1916; D 44529;
Josephine Thorp, East Orange, N. J.
CuRIosIty ; domestic comedy in 1 act,
by R. Bartlett, founded on a story
by the same name in Ainslee’s, July,
1916. 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18814
© 1c Aug. 7, 1916; D 44578;
Randolph Bartlett, New York.
Cynic (THE); comedy in 8 acts, by
J. C. Nugent. [99] p. 4to. Type-
written. [18815
© 1.¢ Aug.., 7, 1916;) D 445rc-
John Charles Nugent, Canal Dover,
O.
Cypress (THE) TRAIL; playlet for 3
characters, by H. Moore. [1], 15 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18816
© 1c¢ July 31, 1916>) Wee.
Herbert Moore and Marty Forkins,
Oak Park, Ill.
Day (THE) oF JUDGMENT; play in 1
act, by A. Gemberling. [2], 380 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18817
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44641;
Adelaide Gemberling, Mt. Vernon,
DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION ; fantasy
ind act, by. H. hevy:.7) [Die ae we
4to. Typewritten. [18818
© 1. c Aug. 4;.1916:, D445
Hortense Levy, Philadelphia.
Drsk (THE) MAN; journalistic joy-
ride in 4 laps, by W. W. Hindley.
[85] p. 4to. Typewritten. - [18819
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44638;
Wilbur Wright Hindley, Spokane,
Wash.
DISPATCHES FOR WASHINGTON; play in
1 act, by C. C. Mather. — Boston,
Walter H. Baker & co., 1916. 12 p.
12mo. [18820
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
D 44561; Charles Chambers Mather,
Cambridge. Mass.
842
pt 1 Mh Saye 3
:
no. 8, 1916
Dott (THE) THAT SAVED AN ARMY}
historical play in 4 scenes by Edyth
M. Wormwood. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 24 p. 12mo.
[18821
© July 22, 1916; 2 « July 24,
1916; D 44454: Walter H. Baker
& co., Boston.
Down PANAMA WAy. See Roughneck
Riley.
DRUNK MILLER’S KID. See Rats.
ELEANOR’S MUD; comedy in 4 acts, b
K. B. Miller. [123] p. 4to. rPene.
written. [18822
© 1 ec. July 31, 1916; D 44521;
Katherine Browning Miller, New
York.
Enp (THE) OF THE SONG; story in 1
act, book and lyrics by of W. West-
man, music by Theodore Westman.
os). 42 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only]. [18823
© 1c Aug. 11, 1916; D 44620;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
ENTERTAINING AN ANGEL; playlet in 1
act, book and lyrics by L. W. West-
man, music by Theodore Westman.
[2],61 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [18824
© 1 c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44619;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
EXTERNAL (THE) PARADOX; play in pro-
logue and 3 acts, H. R. ‘Korey. [27]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [18825
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44651;
Harold R. Korey, Brooklyn.
Eyre (THE) OF A NEEDLE; religious
drama in 4 acts, by A. B. Hudson.
[4], 181 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18826
© 1c. July 22, 1916; D 44463;
Annie E. Hudson, administratrix for
heirs of Alan Bedford Hudson, Ca-
taumet, Mass.
Fanatics (THE); drama in 5 acts, by
J. Kranzthor. [106] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18827
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44608;
Victor Jackson Kranzthor, Syracuse,
FATHER’S VISIT; play in 1 act, by Jo-
seph Harrington. 3p. 4to. Type-
written. [18828
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1916; D 44588; Wil-
liam J. Cahill, New York.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
18838
FIRstT AID TO THE STRANDED; comedy of
moving picture life in 1 act and 2
scenes, book, lyrics and music by
Theodore Westman and L. W. West-
man. [1], 54 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only]. [18829
© ic. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44621;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
FLEUR DE DESERT; operette en 3 actes,
par Jules Chancel. [91] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Wordsonly]. [18830
© 1e Aug. 9, 1916; D 44591;
Oscar Osso, New York.
FoRTHCOMING (THE); play in 4 acts,
by G. Davidson. [92] p. 4to. Type-
written. [18831
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44564; Gus-
tay Davidson, New York.
FORTUNE’S BUTTERFLY; play in 5 acts,
by R. H. Harris. [3], 107 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18832
© 1c. July 31, 1916; D 44605; Ra-
chel Hutton Harris, New York.
FRAN; play in 4 acts, by Charles T.
Dazey. [144] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18833
© 1e July 17, 1916; D 44407;
Bobbs-Merrill company, Indianap-
olis.
GIRL’s (A) CROSS ROADS; play in 4
acts, by Walter Melville. [4], 69 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18834
© 1e. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44646;
James Kyrle MacCurdy, Brooklyn.
GoDSEND (THE); drama in 1 act, by
Eleanor Lawson, [2], 20 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18835
© lie Aug. 14, 1916; D 44640;
Ella Smith Lawson, New York.
GREATEST (THE) DISCOVERY; romance
in 4 acts, by A. M. C. Coleman. [2],
98 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18836
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44615;
Alta May Coultas Coleman, Chicago.
GurEsT (A) FOR DINNER; tragedy, by
EK.” ©. Beach, jr. [1}, 21 p- tom
Typewritten. [18837
© 1c Aug. 2, 1916; D 44542;
Emmet Lewis Beach, jr., Saginaw,
Mich.
Hato (THE); farce-comedy in 3 acts,
by Jack Larrie [pseud. of J. B. Lar-
ric] and L. Westervelt. [109] p.
4to. Typewritten. [18838
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1916; D 44546;
John Burnett Larric and Leonidas
Westervelt, New York.
843
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18839
HER CHAMPION; play in 1 act, by Eliza-
beth B. Hartmann. [1], 31 p. S8vo.
Ms. [18839
© 1e Aug. 5, 1916; D 4456€2;
E. B. Hartmann, New York.
HER MASTER’S VOICE; skit, by K. B.
Miller. fai, 24. fe) 4te. 2) type-
written. [18840
© 1c. July 31, 1916; D 44528;
Katherine Browning Miller, New
York.
HIS LAST CHANCE; in 4 acts, by J. S.
Kinney. 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18841
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1916: D 44556;
John Sylvester Kinney, New York.
His Meruopist Foot; farce in 1 act,
by Vance C. Criss. Boston, W. H.
Baker & co., 1916. 13 p. 12mo.
[18842
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
D 44560; Walter H. Baker & co.,
Boston.
HoLDING THE FORT; playlet of Mexico
in 1 act, book by L. W. Westman,
music and lyrics by Theodore West-
man. [1], 19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18843
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44644;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
HomMeELEss (A) HOBO; comedy in 2
“acts, by C. C. Copeland. [1], 8 p.
fol. Typepritten. [18844
© 1e July 24, 1916; D 44449;
Copeland bros., Wichita, Kan.
Hour (THE) OF TEMPTATION: original ;
play of to-day in a prologue and 3
acts, by L. Morrison. [124] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18845
© 1c. July 31, 1916; D 44518;
Lee Morrison, New York.
In Hawat; play in 4 acts, by G. A.
Fendler. [1], 59 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18846
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1916; D 44573;
Grace Altman Fendler, Los Angeles.
IN THE RECTOR’S sTUDY; play in 3
scenes, by Gwen John [pseud. of G.
Jones], [1]. 42 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18847
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44649;
Gladys Jones, Chesterfield, England.
INTERIOR DECORATION ; comedy in 1 act,
by H. Levy. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18848
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1916; D 44552;
Hortense Levy, Philadelphia.
pt. I, D.s., v. 1
IsteE (THE) OF WoMAN; playlet for 2
characters, by H. Moore. [1]. 13 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18849
© ic. July 31, 1916; D 44527:
Herbert Moore and Marty Forkins,
Oak Park, Ill.
JOHNNY'S NEW CAR; vaudeville act, by
H. Langdon. [1], 12p. 4to. Type-
written. [18850
© 1 e« July 22, 1916; D 44537;
Harry Langdon, Milwaukee.
JUST ONLY FeEricra; comedy in 3 acts,
by E. B. Eldred. [86] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [18851
© ic July 29, 1916; D 44516;
Eva Baur Eldred. San Francisco.
K#HEDIVE; a play in 2 acts, 2 scenes, by
Maude Warren. Tiffin, O., The Ad-
vertiser print shop, 1916. 2 p. lL,
[7]-35 p. 12mo. [18852
© May 17, 1916; 2 c and aff. May
25, 1916; A 431239; Maude Warren,
Tiffin, O.
Last (THE) sTRAW; comedy in 1 act,
by G. Seibel. [2],19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18853
© ic. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44627;
George Seibel, Pittsburgh.
LAUGHING Harry; play in 1 act, by C.
Wuppermann and L. Mudie. [2],
21 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18854
© 1c. June 6, 1916; D 44464;
Carlos Wuppermann, -Bronxville,
N. Y., and Leonard Mudie. New
York.
LicHt (A) IN THE DARK: romance of
to-day in 3 acts and 10 scenes, by
H. Bashford. [72] p. 4to. Type-
written. [18855
© ic July 31, 1916; D 44539;
Herbert Bashford, Piedmont, Cal.
LirerArRyY (THE) CLUB; comedy in 1
act, by Marion R. O’Keefe. New
York, Samuel French: London. Sam-
uel French, Itd., 1916. 23 p. 12mo.
[18856
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1916;
D 44541; Samuel French, New York.
Littte (THE) GIRL THAT GOD FORGOT:
comedy drama in 4 acts, by E. E.
Rose. [1], 120 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18857
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1916; D 44576;
Edward E. Rose, Chicago.
844
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v4
of
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no. 8, 1916
Lorita; vaudeville sketch, by L. Ans-
pach, 21 p. 12mo. Typewritten.
[18858
©i1c July 29, 1916; D 44517;
Lillian Anspach, Baltimore.
LOUISE, INCORPORATED; comedy in 1
act, by H. Hopkins. [2], 29 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18859
© ic. July 24, 1916; D 44448;
Edwin Hepkins, New York.
Love (THE) LAGGARD; comedy crama
in 4 acts, by F. Cannon. [94] p.
4to. Typewritten. [18860
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44634;
Fanny Cannon, New York.
Love (THE) PIRATE; farce i 1 act, by
Grace Ford. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
mo, 1916. 13 p. 12mo. [18861
© duly) 26, 1916; 2 « July 29,
1916; D 44511; Samuel French, New
York.
LoyaLtty; tragedy of the lake coun-
try in 1 act, book by L. W. West-
man. [1], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18862
i 2 ¢ Aus. 11, 1916; D 44617;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
LUZON LOVE; original singing come-
dietta of the Philippines, with ex-
clusive lyrics, music and book, by
fove Surnert. [5], 10 ‘p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only].
, [18863
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44624;
Grace Carlita, Chicago.
MAID TO ORDER; 3 act comedy with a
musical dressing, by FEF. Chipman
maeeue W. Castile. [78] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only].
[18864
(aire, Ariz, 11, 1916; D 44623;
Frederick Chipman and James W.
Castle, New York.
MAKING OVER MILTON; play in 3 acts,
by M. Glass and J. EH. Goodman.
[146] p. 4to. Typewritten. [15865
@ 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; D 44604;
Montague Glass, New Rochelle, N.
Y., and Jules Eckert Goodman, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
MAN (THE) WHO ALWAYS SMILED; 1
act comedy, by E. Ecob and Kk. W.
Johnson. 28 p. 4to. Typewritten.
| 1S866
© 1c Aug. 8, 1916; D 44585;
EKleanor Ecob and Edith Waldo
Johnson, Portland, Or.
' NEW JUSTICE.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
18876
MARRYING A GHOST; romantic comedy
in. Ot aes, ‘by Be Witegerald:. (21,
29 p. fol. Typewritten. [18867
© 1) c)Aiig. 9, 1916;..D 44587;
Harrington Fitzgerald, Philadelphia.
Master (THE) OF THE HILLS; modern
melodrama of the northwest in 8
acts, by C. Husted. [159] p. -4to.
Typewritten. [18868
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44639;
Charles Husted, Shelby, Mich.
MrAsure (THE) or Mockty; play in 1
act. wb OG? (CacKentes (SC) peteito:
Typewritten. [18869
© 1e July 25, 1916; D 44458;
Grace Chenery Foote, Springfield,
Mass.
Mission (THE) OF THE DAMNED; play
in 4 acts, by M. M. Wright. [3], 123
p. 4to. Typewritten. [18870
© 1c July 29, 1916; D 44514;
Mary Margaret Wright, Lewiston,
gk:
MopernN (THE) DELILAH; dramatic
sketch for the halls, by Stephen
Robert [pseud. of R. Stephenson].
9p. 4to. Typewritten. [18871
©, 1 e@ Aug. 11, 1916; D, 44610;
tobert Stephenson, London.
Moprern (A) JupAS; 4 act opera with
a prologue, by S. L. Toplitz. [15]
p. fol. Tyvpewritten. [Words only]
[18872
© De! Aug 2/1916 > Dv-44599;
Samson L. Toplitz, New York.
MonTAMIN ; masque, by H. S. Watson
AHO) ewe” NIChOlSOn. | 2) paw aioe
Typewritten. [18873
© 1ca Aug. 4, 1916; D 44550;
Harold §. Watson, Winthrop, Mass.
x
MurpEr A LA MODE; play in 1 act, by
Ee -Arnold, . (21°. 9 p. “4to. ype
written. [18874
© Te July 27,. 1916: DY 44483*
LeRoy Arnold, Minneapolis.
>. Poole.
Typewritten.
NaA-I-NA?; play in 4 acts, by F.
[4], 90 p. 4to.
[ 1S875
Ct c.. Aug.:5,219163) D 44563"
Ilorence Bockover Poole, Norfolk,
Va.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE; historical play
in 5 acts, by J: M. White. [ST] p,
4to. Typewritten. [1SS76
©l1e. July 27, 1916; D 44476;
John M., White, Meridian, Miss.
Nee On honor.
845
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18877
New YEAR’S MADNESS; comedy in 1 act,
by W. Chatterson. [2], 34 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18877
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; D 44600;
Willowdean Chatterson, Cambridge,
Mass.
NOBODY LOVES ME; story of a film vam-
pire in 1 act, by C. F. Ivins. [1],
22 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18878
© ie Aug. 4, 1916; D 44549;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
NoopLtE soup; Dutch and Irish tab
comedy in 1 act, by Copeland bros.
[1], 10 p. fol. Typewritten.
[18879
© 1c. July 24, 1916; D 44450;
Copeland bros., Wichita, Kan.
OccuLt (THE) POWER; play in 5 acts,
by Charles W. Goddard. [16] p.
Ato. Typewritten. [18880
© te: Duly 29,1916; D:44519:;
Star company, New York.
OH! Dickie; play in 1 act, by C. Comp-
ton. [1], 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18881
© lie July 24, 19165 D 44452;
Charles Compton, New York.
OH! you cROOK; or, In the mayor’s
office, comedy political playlet of
graft, by John HE. Hasty. [1], 16 p.
Ato. Typewritten. [18882
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1916; D 44583;
Charles J. Eichman, San Diego, Cal.
On HONOR; or, The new justice, play
in. 5 acts, by Bs (B. Lindsey.: [110]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [18883
© 1c July 28, 1916; D 44489;
Benjamin Barr Lindsey, Denver.
ON THE VERANDA; play in 1 act, by
Hamilton Coleman. [1], 16 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [18884
yt co AUST Jol. ee a.
Menlo Moore, inc., Chicago.
Passtiné (THE) oF PAN; dramatic fan-
tasy, by H. Crane: [12] ‘p.” 4to.
Typewritten. [18885
© 1c Aug. 8, 1916; D 44580;
Hal Crane, Rochester, N. Y.
PASSING SHOW OF 1916; play in pro-
logue and 2 acts, by Harold At-
teridge. [84] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18886
©1e July 26, 1916; D 44597;
Wintergarden company, New York.
PaTRIA; play in 5 acts, by Louis Jo-
seph Vance. 15 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18887
©. 1 ¢« July’ 26, 1916: D .44462:
Star company, New York.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
PEACE (THE) PILGRIMS; oratorical
satire on mediation and political as-
piration, by W. D. Hail. [4], 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18888
© ie Aug. 5, 1916;.D 44565;
William Davis Hall, Philadelphia.
PEACHBLOOM ; playlet, by R. D. Leland.-
[1], 4p. 4to. Typewritten. [18889
-©1e July 31, 1916; D 44530;
Robert DeCamp Leland, Wellesley
Hills, Mass.
PEP (THE) PROMOTER; comedy in i act,
by Harry L. Newton: [1], 160%
4to. Typewritten. [188980
© 1e Aug. 12, 1916; D 44628;
Harrison J. Terry, Chicago.
PERKIN’S LUCK; comedy in 4 acts, by
D: lL. Mitchell. « [414)) Spee
Typewritten. [18891
© 1c Aug. 12, 1916: D 44632;
Dodson L. Mitchell, New York.
PHONEY (A) ROMANCE; play in 1 act,
by Eddie Raye. [7] p. 4to. Type-
written. [18882
© 1c. July 31, 1916; D 44531;
Herman A. Meyer, Philadelphia.
PincH (A) HIT; comedy in 1 act
adapted from A pinch hit in vaude-
ville, by Bozeman Bulger, in the
Saturday evening post of Sept. 25,
1915, by W. Chatterson. [3], 27 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18893
©1ce Aug. 10, 1916; D 44601;
Wittowdean Chatterson, Cambridge,
Mass.
Pot (THE) BOILER; 1 act play, by A.
Gerstenbere. 4to.
Typewritten. [18894
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44645;
Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago.
[L1,> 3a: ae
Power (THE) OF HEALTH; school play,
by EH. McDonald. 6p. 4to. Type-
written. [18895
© ic. July 26, 1916; D 44467;
Ethel McDonald, South Bend, Ind.
Powrrs (THE) THAT BE; play in 3
acts, by S. Iverson. [2], 69 p. fol:
Typewritten. _ [18896
© 1c. June 22, 1916; D 44446;
Severin Iverson, Spokane, Wash.
PROBLEMS IN MARRIED LIFE; play in 5
scenes, by EH. A. Dunlap. [1], 26 p.
fol. Typewritten. [18897
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44637;
Emma A. Dunlap, Cuyahoga Falls,
@;
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1916
18917
Proor (THE) OF THE PUDDING; OR,
PURPLE SHADOWS, play in 1 act, by
H. W. Duke [1], 13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18898
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1916; D 44592; E.
Woodward Duke, New York.
PrRopHET (A) AND HIS HOUSEHOLD;
play in 8 acts, by S. HE. Kingsbury.
[71] p. 4to. Typewritten. [18899
© 1c July 11, 1916; D 44469;
Sara W. Kingsbury, Indianapolis.
PsYcHOPHONE (THE); play in 3 acts,
by M. J. Wilkeson. [166] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18900
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; D 44607;
Mary Juana Wilkeson, Buffalo.
PurRITAN (A) ROMANCE; operetta of
the witchcraft period in 1 act, book
and lyrics by L. W. Westman, music
by Theodore Westman. [1], 50 p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[18901
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44616;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
PURPLE SHADOWS. See Proof of the
pudding.
QUEEN (THE) OF EreEBUS; play in 3
Bers. yby EF. BE. Adams... [1], 32 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18902
fn er aug. 11,1916; D 44609;
Francis Ellison Adams, Winter
Park, Fla.
R. McG; comedy in 8 acts, by G. R.
Warren. [79] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18903
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1916; D 44581;
Giles R. Warren, Dumont, N. J.
RAtTs; or, DRUNK MITLER’S KID, 1 act
play, by J. R. Foster. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18904
©l1e. July 26, 1916; D 44471;
Jo Randall Foster, New York.
Recorping (THE) ANGELS; fantastic
satire in 1 act, by M. Reardon. 20
p. 4to. Typewritten. [18905
2 ¢ July 26, 1916; D 44470;
Mark Reardon, New York.
REFINED (A) SCANDAL; twenty-minute
frivol, by A. Breakspear. [1], 15 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18906
© 1c. July 28, 1916; D 44485;
Angie Breakspear, New York.
Reeurtar (A) HERO; comedy in 1 act,
by R. Jordan. [1],13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18907
© ic. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44631;
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
REVOLTING (THE) oF Horace; futuris-
tic drama in 1 act, by E. L. Patter-
son. 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18908
© Lc. Suly’ 15; 1916; D 44491;
Ethel Lloyd Patterson, New York.
Rise (THE) FROM POVERTY TO WEALTH;
drama in 5 acts, by G.. Lucas. 61
p. fol. Typewritten. [18909
Gynd er Augee7,; 1916: Di 44574:
George Lucas, Passaic, N. J.
Root (THE) OF EVIL; 4 act play, by F.
M.. Franklin. [94] p. 4to. Type-
written. [18910
© ic. July 28, 1916; D 44475;
Frank M. Franklin,.-New York.
ROUGHNECK RILEY; OF, DOWN PAN-
AMA WAY; play in 8 acts, by J. C.
Drum. [63] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18911
©l1e. July 26, 1916; D 44472;
Joseph C. Drum, Randolph, N. H.
SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE; playlet of mod-
ern life, by A. Bartlett. [1], 17 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18912
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44613;
Arthur Bartlett, New York. ;
SAYONARA; Japanese drama in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by L. A. Chandler.
[3], 85 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18913
© i ¢ July 29, 1916: D 44515;
Lucie A. Chandler, Boston.
Scout (THE) MASTER; comedy drama
in 3 acts, by W. B. Hare. Boston,
Walter H.° Baker, &, co.,., 1916) dk
p. 12mo. [18914
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c Aug. 5, 1916;
D 44559; Walter Ben Hare, Spring-
field, Mo.
SEALING THE COMPACT; play in 1 act,
by Gwen John [pseud. of G. Jones],
[2[, 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18915
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1916; D 44650;
Gladys Jones, Chesterfield, England.
SEcoND (THE) WOMAN; playlet, by F.,
Bruegger. 33 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18916
1 ec. July 22, 1916; D 44444; Fred-
erick Bruegger, Chicago.
SECRETARY (THE) OF THE TREASURY;
play in 3 acts, by M. P. Hanlin.
[193] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18917
© 1c. July 29, 1916; D 44484:
Mary P. Hamlin, Canandaigua, N. Y.
847
4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18918
pt. 1. M0S., ¥ode
SIGN (PRE) ; play. in 3 actsy. by J. M.
Murfin. [104] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18918
© 1 « July 24, 1916; D 44557:
Jane M. Murfin, Detroit.
Sprrit (THE) oF 1916; playlet on pre-
paredness, by N. R. Feusier. ee
10 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18919
©1c. Aug. 8, 1916; D 44586; Nor-
man R. Feusier, San Francisco.
SPLITTING (DHE) OF A. HATE: Pact
play, by J. R. Tutwiler and H. Dana.
[2], 29 p. 4to. Typewritten. -
[18920
@ 1 ¢° Aude. 7, 191635° D 44579;
Julia R. Tutwiler and Helen Dana,
New York.
STAGESTRUCK ; comedy playlet written
by Charles Silver, revised by Lea La
Salle. [1], 11 p. fol. Typewritten.
[18921
@).1. « SIuly 410, 1916. 44466 -
Lea La Salle, Los Angeles.
SToNE (THE) AGE SUFFRAGETTE; mono-
logue, by E. Hopkins. [2], 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18922
© & «July -27,, 2916; D 44555;
Edwin Hopkins, New York.
Story (THE) oF EstuHer; play in 3
acts, by M. Ehresman. 14 p. fol.
Typewritten. [189238
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44642:
Margaret Ehresman, Miller, Neb.
STRENUOUS (THE) Lire. See Corinna.
Tampico; tabloid comedy drama in 3
acts, by Clare C. Copeland. [1], 7 p.
fol. Typewritten. [18924
© tf © July 24 1916: DD, 44451:
Copeland bros., Wichita, Kan.
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM; tabloid
drama in 4 acts and 3 scenes of the
well known temperance drama of
the same title, by Nelson Compston.
Chicago, Ill., Chicago manuscript co.,
1916. [27] p. fol. Mimeographed.
[18925
©» June’ 30,1916 2 ce sully 20,
1916; D 44479; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
Test (THE); play in 4 acts. [99] p.
4to. Typewritten. [18926
© 1c. July 26, 1916;_D 44558:
Ruth Church Sheldon, Hempstead,
aNas Ns
THIN Ick; play in 4 acts, by Beek
Middlemass. [83] p. fol. Type-
written. [18927
©l1e July 29, 1916; D 44520;
Robert M. Middlemass, New York.
THIS WAY OUT; play mm f act, Dy Me
Rose. 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18928
© 1c Aug. 11, 1916; D 44611;
Norman §8. Rose, New York.
THOSE KEYSTONE COPS; movi-cal com-
edy in 1 reel act, by W. Blake and
L. B. Jaeobs. - [24,12 p: ° 4tos" Vype-
written. [18929
© 1 ¢ Aug. 8, 1916; 44582.
Winfield Blake and Louis B. Jacobs,
san Krancisco.
Tipincs (THE) BROUGHT TO Mary; a
mystery [play in prologue and 4
acts] by Paul Claudel, translated
from the French by Louise Morgan
Sill. New Haven, Conn., Yale uni-
versity press, 1916..2 p. 12 eit
Svo. [18930
© July 13, 1916; 2 © dei
1916; D 44492; Yale university
press, New Haven. —
TRAMP’S (THE) REDEMPTION; 3 act
comedy drama, by Robert J. Sher-
man. Chicago, Ill., Chicago manu-
script ¢o.,.- 1916. “(25.7 pee
Mimeographed. [18931
© June 30, 1916; 2 e€° faye
3916; D 44480; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
TRAPPED : comedy of surprises in 1 act,
by M. Reardon. [1], 27 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18932
© 1c Aug. 4, 1916; D 44548;
Mark Reardon, New York.
TROUBLESOME (THE) FLOcK; Mother
Goose play for children, by Eliza-
beth F. Guptill. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 46 p. 12mo.
[18933
© July 22, 1916:2°- pelgees
1916; D 44453; Walter H. Baker &
co., Boston.
‘TULA BARCELONA; drama in prologue
and 3 acts, by J. H. Wade. [89] p.
fol. Typewritten. [18934
© -1 ¢ Aug. 2, 1916; D 44545¢
Jeannette H. Wade, New York.
TURNING (THE) POINT; play in 4.acts,
by Michael Love. [103] p. Ato:
Typewritten. [ 18935.
©l1c. July 22, 1916; D 44445; H
Kellett Chambers, New York.
848
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1916
18954
"TWAS EVER THUS; comedy playlet, by
fae TS Boyle’! f1], 16° p: 4to.
’ Typewritten. [18936
© 2 ¢ July 31, 1916; D 44532;
- Marion Willard Doyle, Allston,
Mass.
‘TWENTY MINUTES AT THE PANAMA EX-
POSITION ; play in 1 act, by S. Grau-
man. [1], 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[18937
© 1c. July 31, 1916; D 44566;
Sidney Grauman, San Francisco.
TWENTY MINUTES IN COFFEE DAN’s;
theatrical sketch, by S. Grauman.
[1],9 p. 4to. Typewritten. [18938
© 1c July 12, 1916; D 44442;
Sidney Grauman, San Francisco.
Two (THE) EUGENIC Boys; play in 1
act, by Frank Kennedy. [1], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [18939
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1916; D 44614;
Thomas EF. Ward, New York.
UNvER ARIZONA’S SKIES; tabloid ver-
Sion in 8 acts of the play of same
name, by Nelson Compston. Chicago,
Ill., Chicago manuscript co., 1916.
[21] p. fol. Mimeographed. [18940
(© June 30,°1916; 2 ¢ July 27,
1916; D 44481; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
UNDER FALSE cotors; tabloid military
play in 3 acts, by Nelson Compston.
Chicago, Ill., Chicago manuscript co.,
1916. [26] p. fol. Mimeographed.
[18941
@eJune 30, 1916; 2 c. July 27,
1916; D 44477; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
UNDERHAND UPPERHAND; farce sketch,
by F. J. McGettigan. 10 p. fol.
Typewritten. [18942
© 1e. July 31, 1916; D 44533;
Frank J. MeGettigan, Portland, Or.
UNKNOWN (THE) WOMAN; comedy
playlet in 1 act, by A. Armband and
BE. Zito. 14 p. fol. Typewritten.
18943
©1c. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44630; A.
Armband and E. Zito, New York.
UNWELCOME (THE) GUEST; play in 4
acts, by O. W. Dunham. [49] p.
fol. Typewritten. [18944
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44571;
Orley W. Dunham, Berkeley, Cal.
VENGEUR (LE); piéce en 5 actes, de
René Chavance. [168] pi.) C4bo.
Typewritten. [18945
©1c. Aug. 7, 1916; D 44572; Os-
car Osso, New York.
849
|
VESTAL (THE) FLAME; drama in 4
gets; by “OC. *Fuller. “[65]) p. “40.
Typewritten. [18946
© 1c. July 28, 1916; D 44554;
Caroline Fuller, Lakewood, N. J.
VINTAGE; Sicilian drama in 1 act, by
F. R. Pafumi, translated by I. Du
Pont Coleman. 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [18947
' © 1c July 24, 1916; D 44456;
Francesco Rinaldi Pafumi, Jersey
City.
Wairs (THE) OF A GREAT CITY; tabloid
comedy drama in 8 acts and 2
seenes, by Nelson Compston. Chi-
eago, Ill., Chicago manuscript co.,
1916. [81] p. fol. Mimeographed.
[18948
© June 30, 19163. 2° e) Thkye 2,
1916; D 44478; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN; drama in 4
acts, by M. Kallesser_.and M. F.
Keeley. [100] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18949
© 1c. July 28, 1916; D 44487;
Michael Kallesser and M. F.. Keeley,
New York.
WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG; comedy. with
songs, from the German, in 4 acts,
by AlCl “OWMea.' +) [19ST pe eho:
Typewritten. [Words only].
[18950
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44636;
Marian Vinal, Rockville Centre,
NY,
WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS;
comedy drama in 4 acts, by W. C.
Herman. [89] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [18951
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44625;
William Calvin Herman, Chicago.
WHICH ONE SHALL I MARRY; allegory
told in a modern way, in prologue,
8 acts and epilogue, by R. T. Ket-
tering and L. J. Howard. [101] p.
4to. Typewritten. [18952
1c. Aug. 9, 1916; D 445938;
Ralph Thomas Kettering and Lorin
J. Howard, Chicago.
WitttAM Trix; yell-o-drama in 1 act,
words and music by T. Hamilton.
[4] p. .16mo. Printed. [Words
only | [18953
©) Apr...20, 1918s 2) co iy tg:
1916: D 44465; Thomas Hoffman
Hamilton, Chicago,
WINDFALL (THE); comedy in 3 acts,
by R. W. Graham. 116 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [18954
Od. e¢ Auge: 1,, 1916 5..D' 445405
tobert W. Graham, Pawtucket, R. I.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18955 pt. 1, BS, Vode
WITCHING (THE) WwipOoOW WILKINS; | WorLD (THE) SAVERS; Satirical farce
musieal,satire, in .2 -acts and. 3 comedy in prelude and 8 acts, by
scenes, book and lyrics by A. Den- T. Buchanan. [177] p. 4to. Type-
vir, music by Hector MacCarthy. written. [18957
A Pao 4to. Typewritten. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44635;
[Words only] [18955 Thompson Buchanan, New York.
areck aie ve Ro ae 44638 ; oe A DREAM OF ANCIENT HGYPT;
psychie drama in 7 scenes, by Here-
WONDERFUL (THE) LIE; 1 act play, by ward Carrington. 11 p. -i2mo:
How du WPaAbrerson, fib. 26 ip.e. 40: Printed. [18958.
Typewritten. [18956 © July /17, 1916;12. ec Fulyede
© 1e July 15, 1916; D 44490; 1916; D 44468; Harry Squires, New
Ethel Lloyd Patterson, New York. York.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 1,728
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
since Jan. 1, 1916.2... 2222 eee 1, 807
850
CEASS Fo MAPS:
ALASKA. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Alaska. Scale 93 miles to 1 inch.
With insets: Mt. McKinley district,
Seward Peninsula mining district,
and the Aleutian Islands. Size 19
by 26 inches, in cover 16mo. [18959
© Jan: 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425017; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
ATBANY, N. Y. Map of Albany, N. Y.
Scale 1 inch to 1200 feet. Size 194
by 22 inches. [18960
eeiuly 20,,1916: 2 c July 28;
feo. Hh 26154: B. Lodge & Co.,
Albany.
ALBERTA, Canada. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide of Alberta. Scale 238 miles to
1inch. Size 26 by 19 inches, in cover
16mo. [18961
Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ Jan: 22; 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425010; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
ARKANSAS. Mineral map of north
Arkansas zinc and lead district.
Size 16% by 18% inches. [18962
(ogune 13, 1916; 2 c. July’ 19,
livia 2oi20; fH H. Avey & L. F.
Blaisdell, Little Rock, Ark.
AstiA. Hammond’s economic map of
Asia. Scale 600 mi. to 2 cm. Size
8 by 11 inches. [18963
ye duly 27) 1916: 2.¢.-July 28,
1916; F 28756; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
BartrmorE, Md. Flamm’s new map of
Baltimore and vicinity, comp. from
official surveys. Scale 1 mi. to 34
em. Size 21 by 264 inches. [18964
meouly 15,1916; 2e. July . 10,
1916; F 28730; William A. Flamm,
Arlington, Md.
Barre, Washington Co., Vt. Insurance
maps June, 1916. Seale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 31 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [18965
er aue, 10, 1916; 2 ¢ Aug 11,
1916; F 30012; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
EES «SS
Barton County, Kan. Atlas and plat
book of Barton County, Kan., con-
taining outline map of the county,
plats of all the townships with own-
ers’ hames, Kansas state map show-
ing automobile roads, and maps of
the United States and world, comp.
from latest data on record. Various
seales.. 2 p. I, 33 1., size 12*by .16
inches, 1 sheet, size 16 by 214 inches.
[18966
@, dan. 15, 1916s 2) ey dulyoals:
1916; EF 28733; Kenyon co., Des
Moines.
Baron Roucs, La. Size 37° by ».25
inches. [18967
29
——s
@). duly. 1916: 2 GxiMay
1916; F 28742; Richard Louis Gas-
con, Baton Rouge, La.
Boston, Mass. Map of the city of Bos-
ton, published for the Boston direc-
tory, 1916. Seale 1500 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 343 by 294 inches. [18968
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
KF 28763; Sampson & Murdock co.,
Boston.
Bovitt, Latah Co., Id. [Insurance
map] July, 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
aniinech. (2. sheets, «size 25 by 428
inches. [18969
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2c. Aug. 12, 1916;
F 30018; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Bristor, Conn. Insurance maps of
Bristol, Hartford Co., Conn. June,
1916. Scale 50 and 100 ft. to an
inch. 32 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[18970
July 31,
map ¢o.,
©) July, 29, .1916-..2).¢,
1916; F 30003; Sanborn
New York.
British ConrumpBraA, Canada. Rand-
McNally indexed pocket map and
shippers’ guide of British Columbia,
Seale 45 miles to 1 inch. With in-
set: Vicinity of Victoria and Van-
couver. Size 19 by 26 inches, in
cover. 16mo. [18971
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2c. Jan. 22, 1916:
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425000: Randa-
McNally & Co., Chicago.
851
18972
BUTLER County, Pa. Road and town-
ship map of Butler County, Pa.
1916. Secale 2 miles to 1 inch. Size
25 by 144 inches. [18972
Kc) Aug: 2, 1916-2 ¢.- Aueo 3, 1916;
F 28770; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
CALIFORNIA, Geographical, topographi-
cal, state highway and railroad map
of California. 191. Scale 20 mi. to
# inch. Size 25 by 193 inches.
[18973
© June 10, 1916; 2c. July 3, 1916;
F 28747; California development
beard, San Francisco.
—-— Goodrich road map of California
and, Nevada. Scale 55 miles to 1
inch. Size 124 by 102 inches.
[18974
© July 1, 1916; 2c Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28791; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
—— Motor tours California, Oregon
and Nevada [showing locations of
associated oil stations]. With in-
sets: San Francisco and Portland.
Size 294 by 17 inches. [18975
©) July 27, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1916;
F 28769; Worthington Gates, Oak-
land, Cal.
Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Califor-
nia, with automobile roads. Scale
18 miles to 1 inch. With insets;
San Francisco and vicinity, Los
Angeles and vicinity, and San Diego
and vicinity. Size 37 by 382 inches,
in cover 16mo. [18976
fo yan. 7, 1916;2 ¢ Jan. 22 IStG;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425011; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
Thurston’s new map, San Fran-
cisco and Stockton to Yosemite Val-
ley and Los Angeles, valley and coast
route, showing state highways, sec-
ondary and cross country roads,
drawn by Geo. H. Rock. Scale 5 mi.
to 2 cm. Size 49 by 39 inches.
[18977
© June 9, 1916; 2¢. June 21, 1916;
F 28723; HE. Thompson Thurston,
Pasadena, Cal.
CARROLLTON, Carroll co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. . Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [18978
(Cc) Aur. 14, 19164, 2aes Ane, 15,
1916; F 30016; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
89
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
CENTRAL AMERICA. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and _ shippers’
guide of Central America. Secale 39
miles to 1 inch. With insets: Map
or the Canal Zone and Republic of
Panama. Size 19 by 26 inches, in
cover 16mo. [18979
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 e Jan. 22, 1996;
aft. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425003; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
CHILLICOTHE, Livingston co., Mo. In-
surance maps. June, 1916. Scale
50 and 100 feet to an inch. 16
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[18980
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ec Agee:
1916; EF 30023; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
CLAREMORE, Rogers Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Scale 50 and 100 ft. to
an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches.
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ce. Aug. 5, 1916;
F 30010; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CLARKSVILLE - RUSSELLVILLE
Ark. Map of Clarksville-Russell-
DISTRICT,
ville district, Ark., showing oil and —
gas developments, comp. from plats
of original surveys, U. S. G. 8. topo-
graphic maps and geologic reports,
county records and other sources.
Seale 1 inch to 4,000 feet. Size 553
by 41 inches. Blueprint. [18982
© July 10, 1916s 2c. tui
1916; F 28732; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
Crinton County, Ja. Map of Clinton
County, Ia., rev. and corrected by
John G. McGrath. Size 41 by 57
inches. [18983
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
F 28776; T. W. Fuller, Dixon, fil.
Cram’s superior map of
Colorado. Seale 8 miles to 1 inch.
Size 384 by 49 inches. [18984
© June 20, 1916; 2 « July 20,
1916; F 28737; George F. Cram Co.,
Chicago.
COLORADO.
Compton, Los Angeles Co., Cal. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [18985
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 12, 1916;
F 30014; Sanborn map co., New
York.
and
pt.1, n.s., v.18
a
[18981*
f
a
"
MAPS
no. 8, 1916
19001
CoNNEcTICUT. Goodrich road map of
Connecticut, Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island. Scale 1 inch to 16
miles. Size 10 by 13 inches.
[18986
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28782; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron.
O.
Detroit, Mich. Map of the city of
Detroit and environs, Mich. Scale 1
inch to 4 mile. Size — by — inches.
F [18987
© July 26, 1916; 2 ec. July 29,
1916; F 28760; Sauer bros., Detroit.
DeExTER, Dallas Co., Ia. [Insurance
map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [18988
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
F 30006; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Europe. Hammond’s economic map of
Europe. Scale 350 mi. to 1 inch.
Size 8 by 11 inches. [18989
eduly 27, 1916; 2¢ July 28,
1916; F 28758; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
FArRMONT, Grant Co., Ind. [Insurance
map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[18990
eerauiy 2s. 1916; 2 c. July 29,
1916; F 29997; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FAYETTE County, Ia.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. |., 7-129, viii, x—xviii p. illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[18991
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 433664; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
BWrint, Mich. Map of Flint, Mich.
Size 243 by 194 inches. [18992
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14,
1916; F 28801; John M. Goepfert,
Flint, Mich.
Frorma. Goodrich road map of Flor-
ida. Scale 45 miles to 1 inch. Size
10 by 124 inches. [18993
© July 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28795 ; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron, O.
Rand-McNally indexed pocket map
and shipper’s guide of Florida. Scale
18 miles to 1 inch. With inset:
Southern portion of Florida. Size
19 by 26 inches, in cover 16mo.
[18994
me an, 7, 1916+"°2 e.° Jan, 22,
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425015;
Rand-McNally & co., Chicago.
59803—16——6
eee ee
Standard atlas.
853
Forp County, Kan. Atlas and plat
book of Ford County, Kan., contain-
ing outline map of the county, plats
of all the townships with owners’
names, Kansas state map showing
automobile roads, parcel post map of
the United States and map of the
world, comp. from latest data on rec-
erd.. Various seales,,1 p. 1., 42. k,
size 12 by 16 inches. [18995
© Mar “4°"1916 = 2°" July “ie;
1916; F 28734; Kenyon co., Des
Moines.
FRESNO, Cal. Automobile roads from
Fresno and Merced to Gilroy via Los
Banos and Pacheco Pass. Scale 12
mi. to 2 em. Size 3 by 8? inches.
[18996
© July 215) 19167 +2 “e ‘July’ 25,
1916; F 28750; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco.
GroreiA. Goodrich road map of
Georgia and Alabama. Scale 36
miles to 1 inch. Size 10 by 1382
inches. [18997
© July 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28789; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
Granp Forks, N. D. Insurance maps
of Grand Forks, Grand Forks Co.,
N. D., June, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 22 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[18998
© July 27, 196; 2 « Tuly, 28,
1916; F 29991; Sanborn map co.,
New York. :
GRANT County, Ind. Map of Grant
County, Ind., compiled and made
from records and surveys. 1916.
Seale 2 inches to 1 mile. Size 414
by 464 inches. [18999
ey vune..6: LOG 2 «¢ Jule ets,
1916; EF 28722; Ansel R. Smith,
Marion, Ind.
HamiItton, Mass. [Insurance map of]
Hamilton, Essex Co., Mass., includ-
ing Wenham. June, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [19000
©) July .27,, 1916; 2c... July 28,
1916; F 29992; Sanborn map co.,,
New York.
HicgHtTstown, Mercer Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [19001
© July 29, 1916; 2 c July 31,
1916; F 380000; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19002
pts, NYS. v. ae
Hupson Middlesex Co., Mass. Insur-
ance maps. July, 1916. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 12 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [19002
G) Align 16. AGG. 2, ve= Amel,
1916; EF 380021; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Hutt, Pike Co., Ill. [Insurance map]
June, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
Size 25 by 21 inches. [19003
Or Aus 19 tG6 2. ef Amer.
1916; F 30022; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Hutt, Mass. Insurance maps of Hull,
Plymouth Co., Mass. June, 1916.
Seale 50 and 100 rt, to an inch. 21
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [19004
©, July 29; 1916302. cexcIuly 31,
1916; F 30002; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
IpAHo. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Idaho.
Scale 20 miles to 1 inch. Size 26 by
19 inches, in cover 16mo. [19005
©; Jan:, 7, 1916);.2..c.. Jan. 22,1916 =
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425014; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
Intinois. Goodrich road map of IIli-
nois. Scale 25 miles to 1 inch. Size
154 by 10 inches. {19006
July yi, 1916 2) Gin Age. 14.
1916; Kh 28796: Bu EH. Goodrieh co:
Akron, O.
INDIANA. Goodrich road map of Indi-
ana. Scale 20 miles to 1 inch. Size
15 by 102 inches. [19007
© July 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, 1916;
FF 28792; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
INDIANA, Indiana Co., Pa.
maps. June, 1916.
100 ft. to an inch. 17 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [19008
Ce Aue 16; LONG Des Ani: 7 An,
1916; F 30020; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Iowsa. New commercial and census
map of Iowa showing counties in dif-
ferent colors, townships, cities, vil-
lages, post offices, steam and electric
railroads, complete index to all
places on map with population ac-
cording to latest census and trans-
Insurance
Seale 50 and
continental and main automobile
highways... Scale: 7) mi. to: 4“ime¢eh.
Size 37 by 47 inches. [19009
©. July 18, 1916...2 é,2duly 21,
1916; F 28741; National map co.,
Indianapolis.
Iron County, Mich. Map of Iron
County, Mich. Size 34% by 45
inches. Blueprint. [19010
© Mar. 29, 1916; °2 © duly ce
1916; F 28740; George Sanders Rol-
lin, Crystal Falls, Mich.
Ironton, Lawrence Co., O. Insurance
maps. June, 1916. Scale 50 and
100 ft. to an inch. 389 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [19011
© Aug. 21,°1916;-2e sAtis 2
1916; F 380025; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
JEFFERSON County, Ia. Official map
of Jefferson County, Ia., showing
township and school district bound-
aries also locating general highways
of the county and those special
roads designated by the board of
supervisors as county highways.
Scale 1 mile to #? of an inch. Size
22 by 20 inches. [19012
©: June: 1, 1916 72 ses
1916; F 28739; Midland map Co.,
Knoxville, Ia.
JERSEY County, Ill. Standard atlas.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2p. 1, 7-1, viii, x=xxin ps) ies:
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[19012
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 4383665; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
JoHNson County, Ila. Map of John-
son County, Ia., issued by the lowa
daily citizen. Scale 1 inch to 1 mile.
Size 464 by 35 inches. [19014
‘© Apr. 22, 1916) 2 ¢ Jay ee
1916; F 28762; Kenyon co., Des
Moines.
Kentucky. Goodrich road map of
Seale 38
Kentucky and Tennessee.
miles to 1 inch. Size 104 by 16
inches. [19015
© June. i, 1916; 2 ¢ Ane
1916; F 28785;:B. F. Goodrich [ear
Akron, O.
National county map of Ken-
tucky showing all steam and elec-
tric railways with distances between
stations, cities, villages, post offices
and stations with complete index
giving population from U. 8. census
of 1910. Scale 10 mi. to 14 inches.
Size 36 by 50 inches. [19016
© July 11,1916; 2. -c.. Jui
1916; F 28786; National map co.
Indianapolis.
804
‘no. 8, 1916
MAPS
3 ABETTE County, Kan. Atlas and plat
book of Labete County, Kan., con-
taining outline map of the county,
plats of all the townships with own-
ers’ names, cities and towns and
Kansas state map showing automo-
bile roads, comp. from the abstract
records of C. A. Wilkin & co. Vari-
ous seales. 1 p. 1., 27 1., size 16 by
12 inches. [iS017
eee auy 26,°1916- 2. c Aug. 2,
1916; F 28768; Kenyon co., Des
Moines.
MAFAYETTE County, Wis. Standard
atlas. Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co.,
1916. 2 p. 1., T—101, viii, x—xxili p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[19018
© July 24, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 487032; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
LAKE County, Cal. Tribune road map
to the Harbin Hot Springs in Lake
County. (Jn Oakland tribune, v. 84,
no. 125, June 25, 1916). [19019
© June 25, 1916; 2 c. July 15,
1916; F 28727; Oakland tribune,
Oakland, Cal.
LAKE Mitts, Winnebago Co., Ia. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19020
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
F 30007; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Larrmore, Grand Forks Co., N. D.
{Insurance map] June, 1916. Scale
' 50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25
' by 21 inches. [19021
© July 28, 1916; 2 ec. July 29,
- 1916; F 29996; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Map of Los Ange-
Jes and part of Orange County,
| issued monthly; with inset, Santa
Catalina Island. Scale 5 mi. to 4
| em. Size 264 by 25 inches, in cover,
= §612mo. [19022
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. July 19,
| 1916; F 28725; Progressive map Co.,
. Fresno, Cal.
Blueprint.
McHenry, Foster Co., N. D. [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[19023
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1916; F 30029; Sanborn map ©o.,
New York.
a
19031
MAYFIELD, Graves Co., Ky. Insurance
maps, July, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 22 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19024
CG; Age. 123. 1916. 2 ehAng. 24.
1916; F 30030; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Menpota, La Salle Co., Ill. [Insur-
ance map July, 1916. Scale 50 and
100 ft. to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [19025
@©r Aug 17, 19165) 2 e “Aue 18;
1916; F 380019; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mercer County, O. Farm journal
map of Mercer County, O. Phila-
delphia, Pa., Wilmer Atkinson ¢o.,
[1916] Seale 1 inch to 2 miles.
Size 24 by 15 inches. [19026
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
RK 28764; C. S. Hammond & oco.,
New York.
Micuiegan. Goodrich road map of
Michigan. Scale 25.miies to 1 inch.
Size 14 by 11 inches. [19027
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28793; B. F. Goodrich co., Ak-
ron, O.
Mires Crry, Custer Co., Mont. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. -Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 25 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [19028
@ Auer 18, A9iGE 2 ee.) Aue 24,
1916; F 30026; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Minnesota. Goodrich road map of
Minnesota. Scale 32 miles to 1 inch.
Size 133 by 10% inches. [19029
(© July 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28798; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
MISSISSIPPI. tand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Mississippi. Scale 14 miles to 1
inch. Size 26 by 19 inches, in cover
16mo. {19030
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2c. Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425007; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
Missounrt. Rand-McNally indexed
pocket map and shippers’ guide of
Missouri. Scale 16 miles to 1 inch.
With inset: South-east corner exten-
sion. Size 19 by 26 inches, in cover
16mo. [19031
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425004; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
855
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19032
Mownroge, Mich. Insurance maps of
Monroe, Monroe Co., Mich., May,
1916. Secale of 50 and 100 ft. to an
inch. 24 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[19032
Ouduly Qe 1916s "2 Taby > 28,
1916; & 29993; Sanborn map €o.,
New York.
NATIONAL OLD TRAILS BROAD TO CALI-
FORNIA. pt.1. [Los Angeles to Kan-
sas City, etc.] Los Angeles, Cal.,
Automobile club of southern Cali-
Lornias AQLG: . de p2 che 2] “Sp. odd) p:
of strip maps. nar. 4to. [19033
Oo sune 35, 1916. 2 ese, ae.
1916; aff. June 27, 19196; A 434734;
Standish L. Mitchell, Los Angeles.
NEBRASKA. Astley’s automobile guide
to Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb., State
printing co. [1916] Size 154 by 27
inches. [19034
© Suly j24,, 19lGs "2 dee 8 ie,
ISt6> i 25755 >. Wiliam... haynes
Astley, Lincoln, Neb.
Goodrich road map of Nebraska
and Kansas. Scale 45 miles to 1
ineh. Size 10 by 13 inches.
[19035
© July 1, 1916;.2 <@ Ave 14" 1916-
KF 28794; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
CG
NEw ENGLAND.
New
tour.
book
map,
Automobile map of
Kingland showing the Ideal
[New York] Automobile blue
pub. co., 1916. Sheet, illus.,
34 by 264 inches fold. to S8vo.
[19036
© June. 2054916. 2h. jand lak.
June 28, 1916; A 434739; Almon C.
Judd, Waterbury, Conn.
New JERSEY. Goodrich road map of
New Jersey. Seale 12 miles to 1
inch. Size 154 by 8 inches.
[19037
©, June Sf, 1916> 2 We; Awe.<d4-
1916; F\ 28783 ;. B.. ¥. Goodrich. .€0:,
Akron, O.
NEw Lonpon, Conn.
of New London.
Map of the city
1916. Size 32 by
29 inches. [190388
©) July, 20, 1916-2 ¢ July 35.
1916; F 28746; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
Scale 650 ft. to 1 inch. With
inset: Southern section. Size 32 by
29 inches. [19039
© fuly 20, 1916. 2° e° duty, 25,
1916; F 28746; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
NEw WInpsor, Mercer Co., Ill. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[19040
© Aug. 23,. 1916; -2 @ Anse
1916; F 30028; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
New Yorxk (State) Goodrich diagram-
matic road map of New York. Scale
21 miles to 1 inch. Size 154 by 16
inches. [19041
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
¥ 28784; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron, O.
NEw York (City)
map of New York.
Freight terminal
New York, Irv-
ing national bank, [1916] Seale 1
inch to 2000 ft. Size 414 by 29
inches. [19042
© July 24, 1916; 2 « July 31,
1916; F 28761; Redfield-Kendrick-
Odell co., ine., New York.
—Interborough rapid transit co.
Seale 1 inch to 1 mile. Size 254 by
16 inches. [19043
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ Aug. 10, 1916;
E2871 5
York.
Neweort, R. I. Map of the city o£
Newport, R. I., with principal points
of interest. 1916. Scale 1 mi. to 44
inches. Size 254 by 15 inches.
[196044
© July 15, 1916; 2° |g ee
1916; F 28749; Howard Gould Ward,
Newport, R. I.
and summer residences with
names of owners. 1916. Scale 1 mi.
to 44 inches. Size 15 by 254 inches.
[19045
© June 22, 1916: 2°¢ Huly 2a
1916; F 28752; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
NEWTON County, Ind. Standard atlas.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. L, 7-71, villi, xxx ps ai
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[19046
© June 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
8, 1916; A 483663; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
NortH CaroLtina. Goodrich road map
of North and South Carolina. Scale
35 miles to 1 inch. Size 10 by 15
inches.
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28786; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron, O.
896
pt. 1, B.S. v.25 ;
Rand-McNally & co., New 7
[19047
eae
MAPS
no. 8, 1916
19062
NorwicH, Conn. New map of the city
of Norwich, published for Stedman’s
directory, drawn by C. E. Chandler.
1916. Scale 758 ft. to 1 inch. Size
184 by 25 inches. [19048
© July 27, 1916; 2 ¢ Aug. 12,
1916; F 28780; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
NowatTa, Nowata Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19049
ee oeue 1, 1916> 2 c Ang. 8,
1916; F 30011; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Onto. Goodrich road map of Ohio.
Scale 23 miles to 1 inch. Size 16 by
103 inches. [19050
© June 1, 1916; 2 c Aug. 14,
1916; F 28787; B. F. Goodrich co.,
Akron, O.
OKLAHOMA. Map of eastern central
Oklahoma, Sallisaw-Poteau sheet
showing oil and gas developments,
comp. from plats of original surveys,
U. S. G. S. topographic maps and
geologic reports, county records and
other sources. Scale 1 inch to 4000
feet. Size 69 by 353 inches. Blue-
print. [19051
© July 12, 1916; 2 ec. July 15,
1916; F 28731; Winters & Dove,
Fort Smith, Ark.
ONEONTA, Otsego Co., N. Y. Insurance
maps. July, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 26 sheets, size 25-by
21 inches. [19052
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c Aug. 24,
1916; F 30031; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ONTARIO, Canada.
dexed pocket map and _ shippers’
guide of Ontario. Scale 18 miles to
1 inch. With insets: Western por-
tion of Ontario, River St. Mary and
environs, Toronto and environs, and
Ottawa and environs. Size 19 by 26
inches, in cover 16mo. [19053
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 c. Tan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425002; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
ORANGE County, Cal.
and county highways in Orange
County, Cal. Scale 3 miles to 1
inch. Size 194 by 154 inches.
[19054
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. July 15,
1916; F 28767; Geo. H. Davis, Santa
Ana, Cal.
Paved state
857
SG ‘en pee nS eS ts esses
Rand-McNally in- !
OREGON. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Oregon.
Seale 16 miles to 1 inch. Size 19
by 26 inches, in cover 16mo. [19055
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425016; Rand-
McNahtly & co., Chicago.
Paris, Ill. Insurance maps of Paris,
Edgar Co., Ill. June 1, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 26 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches.
© July 28, 1916; 2 « July 29,
1916; F 29998; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ParK River, Walsh Co., N. D.
surance map] June, 1916.
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19057
© July 29, 1916; 2 ¢.. July. 31,
1916; F 29999; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
{ Tir
Scale 50°
PAWHUSKA, Osage Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] July. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets. size 25 by 21
inches. [19058
© Aug. 15, 1916; -2 c Aug. 16,
1916; F 30017; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
PENNSYLVANIA. Goodrich road map
of Pennsylvania. Scale 20 miles to
1 inch. Size 114 by 17 inches.
[19059
© June i, 1916; 2 ec Aug.
14, 1916; F 28781; B. F. Goodrich
co., Akron, O.
Rand-MecNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Pennsyl-
vania, with automobile roads. Scale
8.5 miles to 1 inch. Size 254 by 874
inches, in cover 16mo. [19060
©) Jan..”, 1916: 2.c..Jan. 22, 1916:
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425012; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
Peru, La Salle Co., Ill. Insurance
maps. June, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 18 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19061
Cc) Ade O21," 1916-2 ee Aur 22.
1916; EF 30024; Sanbori map co.,
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Insurance maps.
1916. v. 2. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
3 p. 1., 110 1., size 25 by 21 inches.
[19062
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14,
1916; IF 380015; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
[19056_
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19063
pt. Bes vote
PLATTSBURG MILITARY TRAINING CAMP,
N. Y. Map drawn by Thompson
photo. co. Size 84 by 64 inches.
[19063
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢. July 5, 1916;
KR 28748; Thompson photo. co.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
PREBLE County, O. Farm journal
map of Preble County, O. Philadel-
phia, Pa.,- Wilmer Atkinson co.
[1916] Seale 1 inch to 2 miles.
Size 212 by 144 inches. [19064
© eI Sl LONG ee ies Atmel
1916; F 28765; C. S. Hammond,
New York.
QuEBEC, Canada. Rand-McNally in-
dexed pocket map and_ shippers’
guide of Quebec. Scale 19 miles to
1 inch. With insets: Western and
northeastern portions of Quebec.
Size 19 by 26 inches, in cover. 16mo.
[19065
©) Jani if; (A916 2. era 23
1916; aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425012;
Rand-MecNally & co., Chicago.
RICHLAND, Keokuk Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] May, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[19066
Aue. 63.) 1906s 2.6 A user
1916; F 30005; Sanborn map cCo..
New York.
RicHLtanp County, N. D. Size 16% by
124 inches. [19067
© duly 3, A916; 2c Aug,
1916; I 28779; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
RicHMOND, Cal. [Insurance map of]
Richmond, Contra Costa Co., Cal.,
including Winehaven, Pullman and
Stege. June, 1916. Scale 50 and
100 ft. to an inch. 40 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [19068
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1916;
F. 30004; Sanborn map co., New
York.
RockLANnp, Me. Map of Rockland, Me.,
comp. from the most authentic
sources. 1916. Scale 500 feet to 1
inch. Size 54 by 38 inches. [19069
© July 31, 1916; 2 ce June 20,
1916: F 28766; Oscar Holmes Tripp,
Rockland, Me.
SacRAMENTO, Cal. Map showing auto-
mobile roads from’ Sacramento to
Red Bluff. Scale 13 mi. to 1 inch.
Size 8? by 3 inches. [19070
@©* July -21, 19163, 2° es sinlys 25;
1916; EF 28744; California state
automobile assn., San Francisco.
St. Louis County, Mo. Automobile
road map of St. Louis, St. Charles,
and Jefferson counties with portions
of Franklin, Washington and St.
Genevieve counties, Mo. Size 324 by
23 inches. Scale 1 mi. to # inch.
[19071
© July 19, 1916; 2 @ aus
1916; F 28738; William A., Mosber-
ger, St. Louis.
Sr. PauLt, Minn. City e@wsie eae
comp. from official reeords in the
city engineer’s office, U. S. topo-
graphic surveys and other sources.
1916. Scale 1,666 ft. to 1 inch. Size
23 by 82 inches. [19072
© Aug. 11, 1916:°2 ey Agee
1916; F 28800; MeGill-Warner ¢o.,
St. Paul.
SANBORN, O’Brien Co., Ia.
map] May, 1916.
IBC. Le
[Insurance
Seale 50 ft. to an
Sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[19073
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Aug. 4, 1916;
KY 30008; Sanborn map co., New
York. if:
SAN Dieco County, Cal. Map of San
Diego County, Cal. Seale 1: 125000.
Size 36% by 50 inches. [19074
© July 10,0. 19165" 2: ¢* duly
1916; EF 28724; Surveyor of San
Diego County, Cal., San Diego, Cal.
Santa CraraA County, Cal. Highway
map of Santa Clara County showing
principal roads and highways. Scale
3 mi. to 1 inch. Size 154 by 192
inches. — [19075
© July 21; 1916;°2°e¢ dum 2s
1916; FEF 28751; California state
automobile assn., San Francisco.
Santa Rosa, Cal. Map showing auto-
mobile road from Santa Rosa to
Ukiah via Cloverdale. Seale 63 mi.
to 1 inch. Size 8% by 38 inches.
[19076
©+July. 21, 1916 2:2>en Sule:
1916; F 28745; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco,
SASKATCHEWAN, Canada. Rand-Mc-
Nally indexed pocket map and ship-
pers’ guide of Saskatchewan. Scale
292 miles to 1 inch. Size 26 by 19
inches, in cover 16mo. [19077
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425006; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
858
no. 8, 1916
SENECA Farts, N. Y. Insurance maps
of Seneca Falls, Seneca Co., N. Y.
June, 1916. Scale 50 and 100 ft. to
an inch. 19 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [19078
ecauiy 29. 1916: 2 ¢ July 31,
1916; F 380001; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SHEBOYGAN County, Wis. Atlas of
Sheboygan County, Wis., by Jerry
Donohue. Sheboygan, Wis., Printed
by Dix printing co., 1916. 85 p. col.
maps. fol. $12.00. [19079
© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
20, 1916; A 433815; Jerry Donohue,
Sheboygan, Wis.
Stoux Farts, S. D. Insurance maps of
‘Sioux Falls, Minnehaha Co., S. D.
May, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
[1], 35 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[19080
© July 25, 1916; 2 « July 27,
1916; F 29990; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
South America. Hammond’s eco-
‘nomic map of South America. Scale
200 mi. to1cm. Size 11 by 8 inches.
[19081
foeadiy 21, 1916;°2 e. July 28,
1916; F 28757; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
SoutH Daxkora. Cram’s superior map
of South Dakota. Scale 8 miles to
linch. Size 36 by 49 inches. [19082
© May 24,1916; 2c. June 28, 1916;
F 28627; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
SouTHrFIELp, Mich. Southfield, town
no. 1 north, range 10 east. Scale 3
inches to 1 mile. Size 24 by 22
inches. [19083
© July 27, 1916; 2c. Aug. 4, 1916;
F 28773; Wilbur Samuel McAlpine,
Birmingham, Mich.
Surrotk, N. Y. Atlas of a part of
Suffolk County, Long Island, N. Y.
South side-Ocean shore. v.2. Brook-
lyn, Manhattan, E. B. Hyde, 1916.
2 p. 1., [31] col. double maps. fol.
$20.00. [19084
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. July 11, 1916;
aff. July 7, 1916; A 433947; Fred-
erick B. Hyde, Brooklyn.
Sutty County, 8S. D. Standard atlas.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. 1., 7-63, viii, x—xxiii p. illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[19085
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. July 28,
1916; A 4387033; Geo. A. Ogle & Co.,
Chicago.
| A.
MAPS
19093
Texas. Goodrich road map of Texas,
southern Oklahoma and eastern New
Mexico. Scale 75 miles to 1 inch.
Size 104 by 11 inches. [19086
© July 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F 28799; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
Troy, N. Y. Map of Troy, Watervliet,
Cohoes, Waterford and Green Island.
1916. Secale 1,200 feet to 1 inch.
Size 314 by 184 inches. [19087
cy, July, 25, 1916-2 ¢... Juss;
1916; F 28755; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
UNITED STATES. Map of the southern
express lines. 1916. Scale 24 miles
to 1 inch. With inset: Florida and
the Bahama Islands. Scale 54 miles
to 1 inch. Buffalo, N. Y., Matthews
Northrup works, 1916. Size 35 by
48 inches. [19088
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1916;
F 28788; EK. M. Williams, Chatta-
nooga.
Rand-McNally outline series map
of United States. Scale 1 inch to
83 miles. Size 204 by 36 inches.
[19089
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
EH 28772; Rand-McNally & co., New
York.
Transcontinental main traveled
routes and their principal connec-
tions throughout the country, with
careful analysis of principal through
routes and useful suggestions to
tourists. Scale 1 inch to 100 miles.
Size 803 by 184 inches. [19090
© Aug. i, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
F 28771; American automobile assn.,
New York.
UTaH. Rand-McNally indexed pocket
map and shippers’ guide of Utah.
Seale 15 miles to 1 inch. Size 26 by
19 inches, in cover 16mo. [19091
© Jan, 7, 1916; 2:e.dan,.22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425005; Rand-
MeNally & co., Chicago.
VirGinta. Goodrich road map of Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Delaware, and
Maryland. Scale 33 miles to 1 inch.
Size 10 by 144 inches. [19092
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
F' 28788; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron,
O.
WAHPETON, Richland Co., N. D. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [19093
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ec Aug. 24,
1916; F 30027; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
859
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19094
Dt.) Ds So ee
WASHINGTON (State) New commer-
cial and census map of Washington
showing counties in different colors,
townships, cities, villages, post of-
fices, steam and electric railroads,
with stations and distances between
Stations, complete index to places on
map with population according to
the latest census and main automo-
bile highways. Edition 1027. Scale
8 miles to 1 amch. Size 37 by 49
inches. [19094
© July 29, 1916; 2c. Aug. 3, 1916;
F 28774; National map co., Indian-
apolis.
Rand-McNally indexed pocket map
and shippers’ guide of Washington.
Scale 15 miles to 1 inch. Size 19 by
26 inches, in cover 16mo. [19095
© Jan, 7, 1916; 2.¢c..Jan, 22, 1916:
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425001; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
WATERBURY, Conn. A. J. Patton’s new
map of Waterbury, New Haven Co.,
Conn. 1916. Newark, N. J., Inter-
state map co., 1916. Secale 1500 feet
to 1 inch. Size 234 by 243 inches.
[19096
© July 3, 1916; 2c. July 24, 1916;
F 28743; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
WaAUSEON, Fulton Co., O. Insurance
maps. June, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 13 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19097
© Ane. 17, "1916 2 ey Anes:
1916; F 80018; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WEsT PAtm BeEacH, Fla. Map of West
Palm Beach, Fla., comp. from county
records and city surveys. 1916.
Scale 1 inch to 200 feet. Size 72 by
35 inches. [19098
© July 6, 1916; 1c. July 10, 1916;
1 -¢ July 19, 19167 FF 28735 > Barry.
C. Fugate, West Palm Beach, Fla.
WESTFIELD, Mass. Map of Westfield
for R. 8S. Dillon & eo. 1916 direc-
tory. Scale 800 ft. to 1 inch. Size
134 by 16 inches. [19099
©’ July 22, 1916; 2 se. July. 29,
1916; F 28759; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
WHITELAND, Ind. [Insurance map of]
Whiteland, Johnson Co., Ind., in-
cluding West Whiteland. May, 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 38 sheets,
Size 25 by 21 inches. [19100
© July 28,-1916; 2.<c. July 29,
1916; F 29994; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WISCONSIN. Goodrich road map of
Wisconsin. Scale 30 miles to 1 inch.
Size 122 by 103 inches. [19101
© July 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, 1916;
¥ 28790; B. F. Goodrich co., Akron, O.
—— Rand-MecNally indexed pocket map
and shippers’ guide of Wisconsin,
with automobile roads. Secale 16
miles to 1 inch. Size 26 by 19 inches,
in cover 16mo. [19102.
© Jan. 7, J916 ; 2c. Jan, 22.0oia
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425009; Rand-
McNally & co., Chicago.
Wortp. World in hemispheres, Lam-
bert’s azimuthal equivalent projec-
tion. Scale 410 miles to 1 inch.
Size 444 by 613 inches. (Political
wall map series, by J. Paul Goode)
[19103
©, Iwy 29, 1916; 2 Aer
1916; F 28775; Rand- McNally & co.,
Chicago.
WyYomiInGc. Goodrich road map of
Wyoming, Montuna and Idaho.
Scale 60 miles to 1 inch. Size 10
by 184 inches. [19104
© July 1, 1916; 2% Anes
1916; F 28797; B. EF. Goodrich co.,
Akron, O.
Rand-McNally indexed pucket
map and shippers’ guide of Wyo-
ming. Seale 154 miles to 1 inch.
Size 19 by 26 inches, in cover 16mo.
— [19105
© Jan. 7, 1916; 2¢ Jan. 22, 1916;
aff. Jan. 24, 1916; A 425008; Rand-
MecNally & co., Chicago.
YANKTON, Yankton Co., S. D. Insur-
ance maps. Jtime, 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 18 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [19106
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
F 30009; Sanborn map co., New
York.
YOSEMITE VALLEY. Tribune automo-
bile road map of Yosemite Valley
tour. (Jn Oakland tribune,. v. 84,
no. 132, July “2, 1916) [19107
July 2, 1916; 2 ce Jollee
1916; F 28728; Oakland tribune,
Oakland, Cal.
YuxKon, Westmoreland Co., Pa. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale 50:
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [19108.
@© July 28; 1916;-2 ¢. Jules
1916; F 29995; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916__
1, 064
860
LT Lees eae
= cap ~ — a “a ‘ae
Fe a eee ee ee, Oe ane
ee Se Le eee oF
Ce ee ee ee ee
CLASSES L AND M.
MOTION PICTURES
ALL BETS OFF; written by Ben Cohn,
produced by Lyons and Moran.
Reel. [19109
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8818; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc, New York.
ARTHUR’S DESPERATE RESOLVE; written
by E. J. Clawson, produced by Wil-
liam Garwood. Reel. [19110
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8947; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AS THE CANDLE BURNED; written and
directed by Joseph Le Brandt. Reel.
[19111
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8987; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ASHAMED OF THE OLD FOLKS; written
and produced by Matt Moore. 2
reels. [19112
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
ton Aug. 8, 1916; L 8887; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
AVENGER (THE); in 3 pts., written by
Martin Jérgensen and Louis Levy.
Clippings from reel. [19113
© title, descriptiun, and 75 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8879; A.B.
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken,
Stockholm.
BATTLE (THE) FoR CHILE Con CARNE;
story by Eddie Lyons and Lee Mo-
ran, scenario by Charles J. Wilson,
jr., directed by L. N. Chaudet. Reel.
[19114
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
® tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8857 ; Universal
» film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Berar (A) oF A story; written and pro-
duced by Tom Mix. Reel. [19115
© July 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; L 8869; Selig
- polyscope co., Chicago.
| Bexinp THE LINES; written by Mary
Rider, adapted by Walter Woods, di-
rected by Henry McRae. 5 reels.
: (McRae 1867-—C) [19116
; © Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 30, 1916; L 9021; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
BEN, THE SAILOR; Story by Olga Printz-
lau, produced by R. F. Tay lor and
W. Ww. Wheatley. Split reel. [19117
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8812; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
BEYOND THE TRAIL; written by Cather-
ine Carr, produced by Ben Wilson.
2 reels. [19118
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; I. 8856; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Big Jim Garrity; [written by George
Fitzmaurice} Clippings from reel.
[19119
© title, description and 150 prints
recd. Aug. 15, 1916; L 8936; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
BiackK FripaAy; written by EH. M. In-
gleton from the book by Frederick I.
Isham, produced by Lloyd B. Carle-
ton. 5 reels. [19120
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9003; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Boppy BUMPS LOSES HIS PUP; ani-
mated cartoon by Earl Hurd. Reel.
[19121
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916: M 696; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
30y (THE) FROM THE GILDED HAST;
written by James Dayton, directed
by Louis William Chaudet. Reel.
[19122
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c@ and, de-
scription Aug. 28, 1916; L 9001;
Universal film mfg. co., ine, New
York.
BRENNON O’THE MOOR; Written from an
old Irish poem and produced by
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. 2
reels. [19123
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8925; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
3ROKE BUT AMBITIOUS; story by Harry
Lyons, scenario by Charles IF, Wil-
son, jr., directed by Louis William
Chaudet. Reel. [19124
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8905; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
861
19125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1, n.s., v.13 q
BY CONSCIENCE’S EYE; story by A.
Mocre, scenario by Fred Myton, pro-
duced by George Cochrane. Reel.
[19125 |.
© July 28,
tion July 29,
sal film mfg.
1916; 2 c. and descrip-
1916; L 8810; Univer-
co., ine., New York.
CALL (THE) OF THE PAST; written by
Harvey Gates. directed by William
Lowery and Charles Mack. 2 reels.
[19126
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 18, 1916; L 8960. Univer-
sal mfg. co., ine., New York.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 13; car-
toon by Wallace A. Carlson. Split
reel. [19127
© July 19, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; M 685; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
14. Split reel. [19128
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; M 690 Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CASTLE (THE) OF DESPAIR: written by
Wiliam A. Lathrop, directed by
Ben Wilson. 8 reels. [19129
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8906; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CHANCE (THE) MARKET; written and
produced by King Baggot. 38 reels.
[19130
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 18, 1916; L 8961; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CHarity? by Linda A. Griffith 5
parts. Clippings from reel. [19131
© title, description and 195 prints
reed. Aug. 5, 1916; L 8928; Frank
Powell productions, ine., New York.
CuHintp (A) OF DESTINY; written and
produced [for the Metro program]
by William Nigh. 5 reels. [19132
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 28, 1916; L 8795; Columbia
pictures corp., New York.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL JUSTICE;
by H. M.
Ingleton, directed by Fred A. Kelcey.
Reel. [19133
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8990; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
COBBLER STICK TO YOUR LAST; in 3 pts.,
directed by Victor Sjéstr6ém. Clip-
pings from roll. [19134
© title, description and 79 prints
recd; July 29 19167 49 Ssut 4-5
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken,
Stockholm.
CopE (THE) OF THE MOUNTED; written
and directed by Jacques Jaceard. 3
reels. [19135
‘© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Aug. 25, 1916; L 8997; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Cou. HrEzZA LIAR PLAYS HAMLET; an
animated cartoon by J. R. Bray.
Reel. (Paramount-Bray cartoon no.
34) [19136
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 «@ and de-
scription Aug. 22, 1916; M 704;
Bray studios, ine, New York.
ConpucTor KaTE; by William Addison
Lathrop, produced by Edmund
Stratton. Reel. SSS
© July 25, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8849; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
CREATING LIFE FROM A DEAD LEAF.
Split reel. [19138
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; M 694; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CRIMSON (THE) STAIN MYSTERY;
episode no. 1, story by Albert Pay-
son Terhune, photoplay by Otto E.
Goebel, directed by T. Hayes Hunter.
The brand of Satan. 2 reels. [19139
© July 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8832; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
2. In the demon’s power. 2
: [19140
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- —
tion Aug. 10, 1916; L 8938; Con-@
solidated film corp., New York. :
reels.
2 reels.
[19141
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 21, 1916; L 8964; Con-
solidated film corp., New York.
—— —— 3. The broken spell.
2 reels.
F ; [19142
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9005; L-Ko ©
motion picture kompany, Hollywood, —
Cal.
CROOKED FROM THE START.
DARE-DEVIL KATE: photoplay adapted
by Clarence J. Harris from the play
by Philip Bartholomae, produced by
‘Keenan J. Buel. 6 reels. [191438
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 21, 1916; L 8970; William
Fox, New York.
862
3
no. 8, 1916
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
19160
Darine (THE) OF DIANA; written by
Charles L. Gaskill, produced by S.
Rankin Drew. 5 reels. [19144
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
mom July 21, 1916; L 8791; -Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Dawn (THE) OF FREEDOM; story by
William MHulburt, picturized by
Marguerite Bettsch, produced by
Theodore Marston and Paul Scar-
don. 5 reels. [19145
© July 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8807; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
DEACON (THE) STOPS THE SHOW; writ-
_ ten by Ben Cohn? directed by Allen
Curtis. Reel. — [19146
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8984; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DEATH (THE) KISS; in 4 pts., by A.
¥. Samsjo, directed by Victor
Sjostrém. (A.-B. Svenska bio-
grafteatern filmfabriken, Stockholin )
Clippings from roll. [19147
© title reed. Aug. 10, 1916; de-
Scription recd.. Aug. 3, 1916; 70
prints recd. Aug. 10, 1915; L 8930;
Great northern film co., New York.
Desert (THE) RAT; written by Ger-
trude Mason, directed by Romaine
Fielding. 2 reels. [19148
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 18, 1916; L 8959; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Deyit (THE) AT HIS ELBOW; directed
by Burton L. King. 5 reels.
[19149
© Aug..1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8845; Popular
plays & players, ine., New York.
DEVILS (THE) OWN; scenario by
George EX. Marshall and W. B. Pear-
son, directed by George KE. Marshall.
Reel. [19150
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8907; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
mevins (THE) victim; in 3 pts.
Clippings from roll. [19151
© title, description and 96 prints
recd. Aug. 23, 1916; L 8975; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Copenhagen,
Denmark.
a SS
DIAMOND (A) FROM THE PIE; written
by James A. Fitzpatrick. Clippings
from reel. [19152
© title, description and 25 prints
reed. Aug. 23, 1916; L 8974; Juvenile
film corp... New York.
DID HE, OR DID HE NOT; written by
Charles Israel, produced by Frank
Currier. Reel. [19153
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
ion, Aus, 10;--19916 25 S895; . Vita=
graph co. of America, New York.
Reel.
[19154
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8902; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
DouBLE (A) DOUBLE-CROSS.
DucKS IS DUCKS; written by HEHllis
Parker Butler, produced by the
Rolma film ine. Reel. [19155
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; L 8896; Metro
picture corp., New York.
EACH PEARL A TEAR; by Beatrice De
Mille and Leighton Osmun, from
the story by EH. Lloyd Sheldon. 5
reels. [19156
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8981; Jesse
L. Lesky feature play co., New York.
Enixir .(THE) OF LIFE; scenario by
Harry Wulze, directed by Allen Cur-
tis. Reel. [19157
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8952; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Enp (THE) OF THE TRAIL; Story by
Mable Heikes Justice, scenario by
Oscar C. Apfel, directed by Oscar C.
Apfel. 5 reels. [19158
© Aug. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 7, 1916; L 8878; William
Fox, New York.
Eye (THE) OF THE DEAD; in 38 pts.,
clippings from roll. [19159
© title, description and 94 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8805; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S., Copenhagen.
FABLE (THE) OF BOOKS MADE TO BAL-
ANCE; by George Ade, directed by
Richard Foster Baker. Reel.
[19160
© July 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
ton July 31, 1916; L 8830; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
863
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19161
FasLeE (THE) OF HOW WISENSTEIN DID
NOT LOSE OUT TO BUTTINSKY; by
George Ade, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. Reel. [19161
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8826; Hssanay
film mfg co., Chicago.
Fact (THE) IN THE MIRROR; Dy
Charles Br vadley, directed by Charles
EK. Ashley. 3 reels. [19162
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Juiy 31, 1916; L 8825; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Fapep (THE) FLOWER; in 6 pts., writ-
ten and directed by Ivan Abramson.
15 prints, 8 by 10 inches. [19163
© title recd. July 26, 1916; de-
scription recd. Aug. 8, 1916; 15 prints
reed. July 26, 1916; L S786: Ivan
film productions, ine., New York.
written and produced
Reel. [19164
Farr (A) FARE;
by Frederick Miller.
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8900; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Far (THE) JOURNEY; written by Wil-
liam EK. Wing, directed by Frank
Beal. 2 reels. [19165
©) Awe. 5; 1916; 2-e: and ee
ton). Aude if, 1916: L 8877; Selig
polyscope Co., Chicago.
FarMerR At FALFA’S EGG-CITEMENT;
animated cartoon by Paul Terry.
Reel. (Paramount-Bray cartoon no.
32) [19166
© Ave 4 ete: 2c: Aue. oS, TSG:
description Aug. 7, 1916; M 688;
Bray studios, ine., New York.
FARMER ALFALFA’S REVENGE; an ani-
mated cartoon by Paul Terry. Reel.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon no. 35)
[19167
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; M 708; Bray
studios, ins., New York.
Forty (THE) OF DESIRE; by Alice and
Claude Askew and Edw ard Knob-
lauch, produced by George L.
Tucker. 5 reels. [19168
© Aug. 38, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; L 8867; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New "Yor ke
Foot (A) AND HIS FRIEND; written by
Agnes C. Johnston, produced by Wil-
liam Wolbert. 3 reels. [19169
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916: L 8980; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
pt. 1, 2. s., ¥.
FooTuigHts (THE) OF FATE; pictur-
ized by Fred H. James from the
novel Joan ‘Thursday by Louis
Joseph Vance, produced by William
Humphrey. 5 reels. [19170 °
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Aug. 15, 1916: L 8934; Vita-
graph company of America, New
York.
GERM (THE) OF MYSTERY ; written by
L. V. Jefferson, directed by William
Robert Daly. 38 reels. [19171
© July 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; a 8868 ; Selig poly-
scope Co., Chicago.
GirL (THE) or Lost LAKE; written
and produced by, Lynn Reynolds. 5
reels. (Reynolds no. 1808 G)
[19172
© Aug. e 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 7, 1916; L 8876; Bluebird
photoplay 3 ‘ine., New York.
GLoRIA’S ROMANCE; by Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes. chapter 11. The
fugitive witness. 2 Kite [19173
© July 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; z 8920; George
Kleine, New York.
le Her spirit.
2 reels. [19174
rc July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8921; George
Kleine, New York.
15.
fighting
reels. [19175
© July 31, 1916; 2 c and deserip-
tion Aug. 15, 1916: a 8933; George
Kleine, ge York.
The floating trap. 2
reels. [19176
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and deserm
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8922; George
Kleine, New York. ,
by Rupert Hughes. chapter 13.
The midnight riot. Clippings from
reel. [19177
© title, description and 159 prints
reed. July 26, 1916; L 8783; Geores
Kleine, New York.
14. The floating trap. Clip-
pings from reel. [19178
© title, description and 116 prints
recd. July 26, 1916; L 8782; George
Kleine, New York.
—— 15. The murderer at bay.
Clippings from reel. [19179
© title, description and 149 prints
reed. Aug. 3, 1916; L 8863; George
Kleine, New York.
The midnight riot. 2.
“a
\
f
E
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 8, 1916 19199
GLORIA’S ROMANCE—Continued. Grip (THE) OF EVIL—Continued.
16. A modern pirate. Clip- no. 6. The hypocrites. Clippings
pings from reel. [19180 from reel. [19190
: © title, description and 147 prints © title, description and 71 prints
recd. Aug. 7, 1916; L 8879; George recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8918; Pathé
Kleine, New York. exchange, inc., New York.
— me. Khe tell-tale envelope. no. 7. The butterflies. Clippings
Clippings from reel. [19181 ae reel. [19191
title, description and 110 prints title, description and 75 prints
oo Aug. 9, 1916: L 8891: George | recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8919; Pathé
Kleine, New York. exchange, inc., New York.
: i no. 9. The dollar kings. Clip-
a a . fs l = : j >
pings a ae pee eae PERS frou reel. [19192
: ae fe i © title, description and 58 prints
me lad deck ane Gon, | tecd. Aug. 15, 1916; L 9985; Pathé
fieine oe Work “ : s exchange, ine., New York.
19. Her vow fulfilled. Clip-
pings from reel. [19183
© title, description and 120 prints
recd. Aug. 17, 1916; L 8956; George
Kleine, New York.
© title, description and 120 prints
recd. Aug. 17, 1916; L 8956; George
Kleine, New York.
GuiItty (THE) ONE; story by R. E.
Bradbury, scenario by Harvey Gates,
produced by Cleo Madison and Wil-
liam V. Mong. 2 reels. [19193
© July 28, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8823; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HE BECAME A REGULAR FELLOW; writ-
ten by Ben Cohn, directed by Roy
Clements. Reel. [19194
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 25, 1916; L 8999; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—_—_
20. Love’s reward. Clippings
from reel. [19184
© title, description and 135 prints
recd. Aug. 21, 1916; L 8969; George
Kleine, New York.
Gop’s HALF ACRE; written by Shanon
Fife, directed by Edwin Carewe. 6
reels. [19185
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8884; Rolfe
photoplays, inc., New York.
ward Mack, produced by William
Garwood. Reel. [19195
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8858; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
: Heart (THE) OF A SHOW GIRL: written
Goro (THE) sHIP; by James Oliver by Bess Meredyth, directed by Wil-
Curwood, directed by Frank Beal. liam Worthington. 2 reels. [19196
2 reels. [19186 © Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
_© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip- tion Aug. 18, 1916; L 8958; Univer-
wen July 28, 1916; L 8796; Selig sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
eee ce aa ii , | Heanpur (Tue). Reel. [19197
OOD AND EVIL; written and directe July 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
by Francis Powers. Reel. [19187 aS July 29, 1916: L 8816: Univer-
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8885; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
| HE WROTE A BOOK; written by Hay-
HER MOTHER’S SWEETHEART: written
by Catherine Carr, produced by
age (THE) OBLIGATION; written George Ridgwell. Reel. [19198
y Joseph A. Roach, directed by Tuly 28. 1916: 2 c. and descriv-
Charles E. Ashley. 2 reels. [19188 ae July 29. 1916: L 8822: ete
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip- | gal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9007; Essanay
é HESPER OF THE MOUNTAINS: from the
film mfg. co., Chicago. ;
novel Hesper, by Hamlin Garland,
Grip (THE) oF Evit, no. 5. The way picturized by Joseph F. Poland, pro-
of a woman. Clippings from reel. duced by Wilfrid North. 5 reels.
[19189 [19199
© title, description and 40 prints © July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8917; Pathé tion July 27, 1916; L 8790; Vita-
exchange, inc., New York. graph eco. of America, New York.
865
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19200
pt. 1,0. S.,.¥. 2 ae
HicHerR (THE) DESTINY; by Edward
T. Lowe, jr., directed by Charles J.
Brabin. 3 reels. [19200
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 21, 1916; L 8967; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Highway (THE) OF FATE: written by
Harry Dittmar, directed by Robert
F. Hill. 2 reels. [19201
© July 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8811; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HIS BROTHER’S KEEPER; written by I.
K. Friedman, directed by William
Robert Daly. 3 reels. [19202
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c and de
scription Aug. 24, 1916; L 8988:
Selig polyscope co., Chicago.
HIs LITTLE SPIRIT GIRL; written by Isa-
bel M. Johnson, produced by Sidney
Drew. Reel. [19203
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8883; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
His privat; by Ida Bronner, produced
by Sidney Drew. Reel. [19204
© Aug. 10, 1916: 2 c« and de
scription Aug. 11, 1916; L 8899;
Metro pictures corp., New York.
HIS STOLEN FORTUNE. 2 reels. [19205
©.Aug. 16,1916: 2.ec. and) de
scription Aug. 21, 1916; L 8966; Es-
sanay film mfg. co., Chicago.
HIS TEMPER-MENTAL MOTHER-IN-LAW. 2
reels. [19206
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; L 8893; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
HoME ON LEAVE. (Official war film,
“series .F,. noe 3:)> .Clippmgs -from
reel. [19207
© title, description and 59 prints
recd. Aug. 14, 1916; M ‘700; Sir
Reginald Brade, London, Eng.
HONORABLE (THE) FRIEND; by Eva
Unsell, from the story by Elizabeth
McGaffey. 5 reels. [15208
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; L 8894; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
House (THE) oF Lies. 5reels. [19209
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9008; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
Cal.
HUSBAND AND WIFE; scenario by Gard-
her Hunting from the play by
Charles Kenyon, directed by Barry
O'Neil. Smail reel. [19210
© title, description and 280 prints
recd. Aug. 22, 1916; L 8971; World
film corp., New York.
In LUNYLAND; an animated cartoon
by Leighton Budd. (Paramount-
Brady cartoon no.31) Reel. [19211
© July 28, 1916: 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916: M 684; Bray stu-
dios, ine., New York.
Inpia. Reel. [19212
© title, description and 12 prints
recd. July 19, 1916; M 695: United
photo plays co., Chicago.
INSCRUTABLE JAPAN, THE RIDDEE OF
THE WORLD. (Dr. Dorsey’s travel
pictures) Reel. [19213
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; M 689; Universal
film mfg: co., inc., New York.
Tron (THE) cLAW, chapter 16. The
unmasking of Davy. Clippings from
reel. [19214
© title; description and 60 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8910; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
17. The vanishing fakir. Clip-
pings from reel. [19215
© title, description and 80 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8911; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
18. The green-eyed god. Clip-
pings from reel. [19216
© title, description and 60 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8912; Pathe
exchange, inc., New York.
19. The cave of despair. Clip-
pings from reel. [19217
© title, description and 52 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8913; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
20. The triumph of the laughing
mask. Clippings from reel. [19218
© title, description and 72 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916: L 8914; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York. —
Is ANY GIRL SAFE? 5 reels. [19219
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9004; Anti-vice
motion picture co., New York.
Ir’s A BEAR; written by Mark Swan,
produced by Dave Smith. Reel.
[19220
© Aug. 15, 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 16, 1916; L 89389; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
866
f
J © Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
; tion Aug. 21, 1916; M 702; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Kip (THE); written and produced by
Wilfrid North. 6 reels. [19222
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 21, 1916; L 8963; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
3
- Knienr (A) OF THE NIGHT; written
. and produced by Robert F. Hill.
Reel. [19223
© July 28, 1916; 2 «. and descrip-
eetion July 29, 1916; L 8815; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
' Lapy (THE) FROM THE SEA; written
and directed by Raymond Wells.
Reel. [19224
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 9, 1916; L 8890; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Lapy (A) IN THE LIBRARY: Written by
Fred. Orin Bartlett, produced by
Sidney Drew. Reel. [19225
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; E 8880; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
BAuGH (THE) or scorn; written by
William Addison Lathrop, directed
by Ben Wilson. Reel. [19226
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9002; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
i
Lesson (A) IN LABor; written by Wil-
bert Melville, directed by Paul
Powell. 2 reels. [19227
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8888; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
/Liperty; written and directed by
— Jacques Jaecard, episode no. 1. The
fangs of the wolf. 2 reels. [19228
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 5, 1916;
description Aug. 7, 1916; L 8875;
Universal film mfg. co., ine., New
York.
—— 2. Ridin: with death. 2
reels. [19229
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8886; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
American blood. 2 reels.
[19230
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2.¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 16, 1916; L 8941; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
a 3,
|
|
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 8, 1916 19239
JAPAN’S GATEWAY TO THE TEMPLES OF | Liperty.—Continued. |
THE Gops. ([Dr. Dorsey’s travel pic- 4. Dead or alive. 2 reels.
tures]) Reel. [19221 [19231
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 25, 1916; L 8998; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Light (THE) AT DUSK; by Anthony
Kelly, directed by Edgar Lewis. 6
reels. [19232
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8846; Lubin
infg. co., Philadelphia.
LittLe BROWNIE’S BRAVERY; written by
L. Caulfield, directed by C. S. Elfelt.
Reel. [19233
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8948; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LitrLte Eve Epeartron; from the novel
by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott, adapt-
ed and directed by Robert Z. Leon-
ard. 5 reels. (Leonard 1775-C).
[19234
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 25, 1916; L 8806; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
LITTLE (THE) FILM ACTRESS; in 4 pts.
Clippings from roll. [19235
© title, description and 132 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8798; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S., Copenhagen.
LirttE Miss Happiness; scenario by
Clarence J. Harris, directed by Joln
G. Adolfi. 5 reels. [19236
© Aug. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9010; William
Fox, New York.
Lirrte (A) VOLUNTEER; by H. S. Shel-
don, directed by L. ©. Windom. 3
reels. [19237
© July 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8828; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
LOVE AND Trout; written by Josephine
Lovett, produced by John Robertson.
Reel. [19238
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8979; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Lovr’S BOOMERANG: written by Harry
Wulze, directed by P. C. Hartigan.
Iee!, [19239
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
_ tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8991; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
867
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19240
pt. 5, NS: vases
Lucky (A) LEAP; written by Harry
Wulze, produced by Roy Clements.
Reel. [19240
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8949; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Man (A) For A’ THAT; 2 reels.
[19241
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8827; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MARRIAGE (THE) BROKER; adapted by
Helmer. W. Bergman from a story
by Bruno Lessing, produced by Ben
Wilson. 2 reels. [19242
© July 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8814; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MARRIAGE (A) FOR BEVENGE; written
by W. W. Farmer, produced by
Allen Curtis. Reel. [19243
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8923; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MASQUE (THE) OF LIFE; in 7 pts., by
Guiseppe Cippico. Clippings from
reel. [Clippings bear title The cir-
cus of death] [19244
© title recd. July 27, 1916; de-
scription recd. July 18, 1916; 634 |
prints reed. July 27, 1916; L 8797;
Guiseppe Cippico, New York.
ACTIVITY ON THE BRITISH
FRONT. (Official war film, series F,
no. 2) Clippings from reel. [19245
© title, description and 64 prints
recd. Aug. 14, 1916; M 699; Sir Reg-
MINING
inald Brade, London, Eng.
MisHaps (THE) or Musty SUFFER.
Active service. Clippings from reel.
[19246
© title, description and 46 prints
recd. Aug. 3, 1916; L 8862; George
Kleine, New York.
Partly Clippings from
reel. [19247
© title, description and 19 prints
recd. Aug. 8, 1916; L 8889; George
Kleine, New York.
cloudy.
Miss PeETrTicoats; in 5 pts., from the
book by Dwight Tilton, adapted and
directed by Harley Knoles. Clip-
pings from reel. [19248
© title, description and 156 prints
recd. Aug. 5, 1916; L 8873; World
film rorp., New York.
Mopern (A) ENnocH ARrpDEN; directed
by Clarence G. Badger and Charles
Avery, supervised by Mack Sennett. —
4 reels. [19249
© Jan. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8838; Triangle
film corp., New York.
MoperN (A) HERCULES; by Frank
Jackson, produced by Rolma film
corp. Reel. [19250
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8982; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
MOUNTAIN BLOOD; written by Fred
Burns, directed by George Cochrane.
Reel. [19251
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8988; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
My couUNTRY, ’TIS OF THEE; by Charles
Mortimer Peck, directed by E. H.
Calvert. 2 reels. [19252
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8829; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Mystery (THE) OF THE CROWN
JEWELS; in 4 pts. Clippings from
roll. [19253
© title, description and 81 prints
recd. July 26, 1916; L 8785; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
Narrow (THE) PATH; written by Cath-
| erine Carr, produced by Francis J.
Grandon. 5 reels. [19254
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8926; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NicHt (THE) OF REVENGE; in 8 pts.
Clippings from roll. [19255
© title recd. July 15, 1996; de-
scription recd. Aug. 14, 1916; 273
prints recd. July 15, 1916; L 8937;
A/S Dansk biograf kompagni, Co-
penhagen, Denmark.
OLD AGE AND FOLLY; written by Har-
riet Bloch, directed by Edmond
Hansen. 38 reels. ~ [19256
© title, description and 69 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8802; A.-B.
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken,
Stockholm.
ONDA OF THE ORIENT; written by Ben
Cohn and Walter Woods, produced
by Henry McRae. 38 reels. [19257
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8817; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
868
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 8, 1916
OUT OF THE MIST; written by Emma
Bell, directed by William Robert
Daly. 3 reels. [19258
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8955; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Pacirist (THE); by Charles J. Mc-
Guirk, directed by Henry Beaumont.
2 reels. ~ [19259
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 21, 1916; L 8965; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PANEL (THE) GAME; written and di-
recte¢ by Jacques Jacard. 2 reels.
[19260
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8904; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 26. 2089.
Reel. [19261
© July 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion’ July 27, 1916; M 680; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
27. 2040. Reel. [19262
Aus 2, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
description Aug. 7, 1916; M 687;
Paramount pictures corp., New York.
—— 28. 2041. Reel. [19263
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; M 692; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
29. 2042. Reel. [19264
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; M 701; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
30. 2048. Reel. [19265
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 25, 1916; M 705; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
Parson (THE) OF PANAMINT; Story by
Peter B. Kyne, photoplay by Julia
Crawford Ivers. 5 reels. [19266
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8946; Julia C.
Ivers, Los Angeles, Cal.
Pa’s OVERALLS; by Sophia Millimet,
produced by Frank Currier. Reel.
[19267
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; L 8870; Vitagraph
eco. of America, New York.
PAYING THE PRICE; in 5 pts., story by
Burton Stevenson, scenario by Gard-
ner Hunting, directed by Frank H.
Crane. Small reel. [19268
© title, description and 188 prints
reed. July 27, 1916; L 8931; World
film corp., New York.
19277
PEG 0’ THE RING, episode 15. Retribu-
tion, scenario by Grace Cunard, di-
rected by Francis Ford. 2 reels.
[19269
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8844; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PERILS OF THE PARK; directed by Del
Henderson, supervised by Mack
Sennett. 2 reels. [19270
© Jan. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8836; Triangle
film corp., New York.
PHANTOM FORTUNES; by Garfield
Thompson from the story by Samuel
Tauber, produced by Paul Scardon.
5 reels. [19271
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9000; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Pir; story by Eugene Inge, scenario
by Allen Watt. Reel. [19272
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8861; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PINNACLE (THE); written by F. Mc-
Grew Willis, directed by Richard
Stanton. 2 reels. [19273
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8985; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., fne., New York.
PREPAREDNESS; by Epes Winthrop
Sargent, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [19274
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8847; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
PRETENDERS (THE); produced’ by
George D. Baker from the story by
Channing Pollock and Rennold
Wolf. 5 reels. [19275
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 23, 1916; L 8973; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
Prick (THE) OF DISHONOR; written and
directed by Wilbert Melville. 2
reels. [19276
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 27, 1916; L 8793; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
PrINcELY (THE) BANDIT; written and
directed by Grace Cunard and I*ran-
eis Ford. 2 reels. [19277
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8986; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
598083—16——7 869
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19278
pt. 1, Mes, ee
PROFESSIONAL (THE) PATIENT; writ-
ten by Fred R. Ashfield, produced by
Sidney Drew. Reel. [19278
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8882; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
PUBLIC OPINION; by Margaret Turn-
bull. 5 reels. [19279
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8834; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Rai (THE) RIDER; story by Edgar
Franklin, directed by Maurice Tour-
neur. 5 parts. Small reel. [19280
© title, description, and 257
prints recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8908;
World film corp., New York.
RiegHt (THE) WRONG
BERTH. 2 reel. [19281
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
CAR BUT THE
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8944; L-Ko mo-—
tion picture kompany,
Cal.
RoBINSON CRUSOE; Story by Danial De
Foe, scenario by John McKee. Clip-
pings from reel. [19282
© title recd. July 17, 1916; de-
scription reed. July 17, 1916; 283
prints recd. Aug. 2, 1916; L 8864;
Henry W. Savage, ine, New York.
ROLLING STONES; Edgar
Selwyn. [19283
© title, description and 15 prints
recd. Aug. 21, 1916; L 8968; Famous
players film co., New York.
Hollywood,
written by
RoMANCE AND ROUGH-HOUSE; written
by Lawrence Semon and Graham
Baker, produced by Lawrence Se-
mon. Reel. [19284
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; L 8871; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
Room no. 17; in 3 pts. Clippings from
roll. [19285
© title, description and 81 prints
recd. Aug. 23, 1916; L 8977; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Copenhagen,
Denmark.
RoPpiInGc A SWEETHEART;
produced by Tom Mix.
written and
Reel.
[19286
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; L 8892; Selig
polysecope co., Chicago.
SALMON FROM THE EGG TO THE TABLE.
Split reel. [19287
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; M 682; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SAMMY JOHNSIN IN Split
reel. [19288
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; M 693; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
MEXxIco.
SAVED BY WIRELESS; directed by Wal-
ter Wright, supervised by Mack Sen-
nett. 2 reels. [19289
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8842; Triangle
film corp., New York.
SAVING THE FAMILY NAME; written by
Lois Weber from the idea suggested
by Evelyn Heath, directed by Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley. 5 reels.
[19290
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 25, 1916; L 8996; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
SEA (THE) VULTURES; directed by Vic-
tor Sjostré6m. 3 reels. [19291
© title, description and 135 prints.
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8808; A.-B.
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken,
Stockholm.
SECRET (THE) OF THE DESERT. 4 reels.
[19292
© title, description and 112 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8800; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S., Copenhagen.
SHE WROTE A PLAY AND PLAYED IT;
scenario by Ben Cohn, produced by
Allen Curtis. Reel. [19293
© July 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8819; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SILENT (THE) STRANGER; written by
Frank Smith, directed by King Bag-
got. Reel. [19294
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8813; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SISTER CECILLIA; in 4 pts. Clippings
from roll. [19295.
© title, description and 114 prints.
recd. July 26, 1916; L 8784; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
SNORING IN HIGH C. Reel. [19296
© Aug. 10. 1916; 2 ec. and de-
scription Aug. 11, 1916; L 8908; L-
Ko motion picture kompany, Holly-_
wood, Cal.
SoAP BUBBLES. Split reel. [19297
© July 19, 1916; 2 co-July om
1916; description Aug. 14, 1916;
M 697; Otis Stimes, Chicago.
870
|
|
ie a ae eS a
no. 8, 1916
SOME MEDICINE MAN; story by Eugene
B. Lewis, scenario by Fred Myton,
directed by Roy Clements. Reel.
[19298
© July 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8809; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
Son (A) oF NEPTUNE; written and
produced by William V. Mong. 3
reels.
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8859; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Sonc o’ THE Woops: written by Olga
Printzlau, directed by Clifford S. El-
felt. Reel. [19300
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c« and de
scription Aug. 17, 1916; L 8954;
| Universal film mfg. co., inc., New
York.
Soup AND NUTS; written by Ben Cohn,
produced by Allen Curtis. Reel.
: [19301
| © Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
. tion Aug. 3. 1916; L 8860; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SpreeD (THE) KING: scenario by Wal-
ter Woods, produced by Richard
Stanton. 2 reels. [19302
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
| tion July 29, 1916; L 8820; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Sprer’s (THE) PREY; in 3 pts. Clip-
| ping from roll. [19303
© title, description and 87 prints
recd. Aug. 23, 1916; L 8976; Nor-
| disk films kompagnie A/S, Copen-
hagen, Denmark.
SporRTING BLOOD; written and _ pro-
duced by Bertram Bracken. 5 reels.
[19304
© Aug. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8927; William
Fox, New York.
Stine (THe) or vicrory; by Charles
- Mortimer Peck, directed by Charles
Haydon. 5 reels. [19305
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 2, 1916; L 8848; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
_ STOLEN (THE) mMaGic; directed by
Mack Sennett. 2 reels. {19306
© Nov. 29, 1915; 2 c. Aug. 4,
1916; description Aug. 1, 1916; L
8866; Triangle film corp., New York.
York.
[19299 |
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c¢. and descrij:- |
E
sinc aang aa inherent, tates es TE A a OE TE
Si
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
19315
STOLEN (THE) NAME; in 8 pts. Clip-
pings from rolls. [19307
© title, description and 81 prints
recd. Aug. 23, 1916; L 8978; Nordisk
films kompagni A/s S, Copenhagen,
Denmark.
StorM (THE); by Beatrice C. De Mille
and Leighton Osmun, produced by
Frank Reicher, photographed by
Dent Gilbert. 5 reels. [19308:
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip--
tion Aug. 23, 1916; L 8972; Jesse LT
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Stroncer (THE) LovE; by Alice Fair
Saxman, produced under the direec-
tion of Frank Lloyd. 5 reels.
[19309
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 28, 1916; L 8794; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
SUBMARINE (A) PIRATE; directed by
Charles Avery and Syd Chaplin, su-
pervised by Mack Sennett. 4 reels.
[19310
© Dec. 27, 1915; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8841; Triangle
film corp., New York.
SuMMER (THE) GIRL; in 5 pts., Story
by Louis V. Jefferson, directed by
Edwin August. Small reel. [19311
© title, description and 271 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8909; World
film corp., New York.
TamInc (THE) OF GROUCHY BILL;
written and produced by Tom Mix.
Reel. [19312
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; L 9009; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
TERRIBLE (THE) TURK; story by Harry
Wulze, directed by Louis William
Chaudet. Reel. [19313
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8950; Universe
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THEIR MOTHER; Written by Tom Gib-
son, directed by Leon D. Kent. 2
reels. [19314
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8850; Lubin
mfg. ¢o., Philadelphia.
THERE AND BACK: written by Lawrence
Semon and C. Graham Baker, pro-
duced by Lawrence Semon. Reel.
Ks [19315
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 8, 1916; L 8881;
co. of America, New York.
L
Vitagraph
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt, 1, Ses
THERESE; in 8 pts., written by HE. V. | Tram (THE) oF CHANCE; adapted by
19316
Juhlstro6m, directed by Victor
Sjostrom. Clippings from roll.
[19316
© title, description and 148 prints
recd. July 29, 1916; L 8804; A.-B.
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken,
Stockholm.
THOSE WHO TOIL; by Daniel Carson
Goodman, directed by Edgar Lewis.
) reels. [aoa17
© June 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion suly 24, I9LG) Te S192" bin
infg. co., Philadelphia.
THREE (THE) SCRATCH CLUE. 2 reels.
[19318
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8824; Essanay
film mfg. eo., Chicago.
TimotHyY Dopss, THAT’S ME; written
by Bess Meredyth, produced by Wal-
Jace Beery.” episode 1. The) sedy
clerk. 2 reels. [19319
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8852; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2. A Thousand dollars a
week. 2 reels. [19320
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 16, 1916; L 8940; Univer-
sal mfg. co., ine., New York.
3. He becomes a cop. 2
reels. [19321
© Aus? 16, 1916). 2."e “and*de-
scription Aug 17, 191tG> Eb “69a;
Unversal film» mfg. co., inc.,\ New
York.
4. From the rogue’s gallery.
2 reels. [19322
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8989; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ToLt~t (THE) OF THE LAW; written and
produced by Francis Powers. Reel.
[19323
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug 3, 1916; L 8854; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
TOM’S STRATEGY ; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [19324
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 18, 1916; L 8957; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Catherine Carr from a story by Amy
Vorhaus, produced by Lucius Hen-
derson. 2 reels. [19325
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 © and descrip-
tion Aug. 14, 1916; L 8924; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
TRIUMPH (THE) OF TRUTH; story by
J. F. Abbott, scenario by Harvey
Gates, produced by Cleo Madison. |
2 reels. [193826
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 24, 1916; L 8992; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
UNATTAINABLE (THE) ; story by Elwood
D. Heming, scenario by Eugene B.
Lewis, directed by Lloyd B. Carlton.
5 reels. [19327
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8898; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
UnNcLE SAM AWAKE. 5D reels. [19328
© title, description and 128 prints
recd. Aug. 28, 1916; M 706; Law-
rence Rubel service co., Chicago.
UNDER TWO FLAGS; adapted by George
Hall, produced by J. Gordon Kd-
wards. 6 reels. [19329
© July 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8835; William
Fox, New York.
UNHAND ME, VILLAIN. 2 reels. [19330
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 « and desersp-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8851; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Usurer’s (THE) DUE; written by Wil-
bert Melville. directed by Paul
Powell. 2 reels. [193831
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 11, 1916; L 8901; Lubin
mfg. co., Philadelphia.
VERNON HoWE BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
| oF PeTROGRAD. Split reel. [193832
| © July 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
|
a
tion July 31, 1916; M 686; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
VeRNON Howr BAILEY’S SKETCH BOOK
OF WASHINGTON. Split reel. [193338
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; M 709; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Victory (THE) OF CONSCIENCE; by
Margaret Turnbull from the story
by Alexandre de Jannelli. 5 reels.
[19334
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 15, 1916; L 8932; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
872
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 8, 1916 19351
VILLAINOowsS (A) VILLAIN; by Lawrence | WHo’s Guitty? Trial of souls. Clip-
Semon and Graham Baker. Reel. Z pings from reel. [19344
[19335 © title, description and 53 prints
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 30, 1916; L 9022; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Vrrtace (THE) BLACKSMITH; directed
by Hank Mann, supervised by Mack
Sennett. 3 reels. [19336
© Jan. 31, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8839; Triangle
film corp., New York.
Virnack (THE) SCANDAL; directed by
Roscoe Arbuckle, supervised by
Mack Sennett. 2 reels. [19337
© Dec. 13, 1915; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8840; Triangle
film corp... New York.
WANDERING (THE) HORDE; by James
Oliver Curwood, picturized by Jo-
seph F. Poland, produced by Gene
Mullin. 38 reels. [19338
© July 29, 1916: 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Aug. 2. 1916; L 8849; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
WeE!AKNESS (THE) OF STRENGTH; Scen-
ario by Wallace C. Clifton, from the
story by Aaron Hoffman, directed
by Harry Revier. 5 reels. [19339
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Aug. 17, 1916; L 8945; Popular
plays and players, inc., New York.
WEAPONS OF LOVE; story by Hapsburg
Liebe, scenario by Olga Printzlau,
produced by C. E. Elfelt. Reel.
[19340
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8855; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WESTERN (A) MASQUERADE; written
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[19341
© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L S833; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
WHAT DARWIN MISSED;
Frank Wiltermood, produced by
Beverly Griffith. Reel. [19342
© July 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8821; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Wurrepoort (THE) OF DESTINY; story
by F. McGrew Willis and Eugene
B. Lewis, scenario by F. McGrew
Willis, directed by Otis Turner. 5
reels. ’ [19343
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Aug. 16, 1916; L 8942; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
scenario by
reed. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8915; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
Weighed in the balance. Clip-
pings from reel. [19345
© title, description and 75 prints
recd. Aug. 12, 1916; L 8916; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
WIFE AND AUTO TROUBLES; directed by
Del Anderson, supervised by Mack
Sennett. 2 reels. [19346
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 1, 1916; L 8837; Triangle
film corp., New York.
WitH BRITAIN’S MONSTER GUNS IN
ACTION; their fire is directed by
wireless from aeroplanes. (Official
war film, series F, no. 1) Clip-
pings from reel. [19347
© title, description and 88 prints
reed: jAne: 44... 1916: M. 6882 (Sir
Reginald Brade, London, Eng.
WoLo CZAWIENKO: in 8 pts.. by Djal-
mar Christofersen, directed by Mau-
ritz Stiller. (A.-B. Svenska _bio-
gratteatern filmfabriken, Stock-
holm) Clippings from roll. [19348
© title recd. Aug. 10, 1916; de-
scription recd. Aug. 2. 1916; 1385
prints recd. Aug. 10, 1916; L 8929;
yreat northern film co., New York.
WowaAn (THE) ALWAYS PAYS; written
by Joseph A. Roach, directed by E.
H. Calvert. 3 reels. [19349
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916: L 9006; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WoMAN’s (A) EYES; written by
yeorge Marshall and W. B. Pearson,
produced by Harry Carey and
George Marshall. Reel. [19350
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 3, 1916; L 8853; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Woman's (A) way; in 5 pts., story by
Thompson Buchanan, scenario by
Frances Marion, directed by Barry
O'Neill. Small reel. [19351
© title, description and 232 prints
recd. Aug. 5, 1916; L 8874; World
film corp., New York.
873
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10352
pt. 5 ns. vo iS
a Ee eee
WorLv’s (THE) GREATEST ATHLETES,
no. 7; directed by Jack Herman.
Reel. [19352
© July 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; M 683; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago. —
8. Reel. [19353
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 10, 1916; M 691; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
J. Hi. Hernan:
[19354
19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
21, 1916; M ‘703: Selig
-9; directed by
Reel.
© Aug.
tion Aug.
polyscope co., Chicago.
10. Reel. [19355
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 28, 1916; M 707; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Worst (THE) OF FRIENDS; directed by
Frank Griffin, supervised by Mack
Sennett. 38 reels. [19356
©! fan: 3, 191622 c.. Aus.4 41916 -
description Aug. 1, 1916; L 8865;
Triangle film corp., New York.
WortH WHILE; by Joseph Byron Tot-
ten. 3 reels. [19357
© July 27, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion July 31, 1916; L 8831; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
YELLOW (THE) GIRL; written and pro-
duced by Edgar Keller. Reel.
[19358
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 4, 1916; L 8872; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York,
| YOU WANT SOMETHING; story by Stella
Anne Ellis, scenario by Clarence G.
| Badger,
|
directed by Allen Curtis. 2
reels. [193859
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and deserip-
ie Aug. 17, 1916; L 8853; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
YOUNGEST IN
(THE) THE FAMILY.
Reel. [193860
© July 28, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion July 29, 1916; L 8808; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
Motion’ picture photoplays. 22.) 60 a eee
Motion pictures other than photoplays io... 2! 22 Lee i
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GRouP 2
NWote.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
AABA FOTO-SERVIS. [19361, 19362
Complete instructions for using Stead-
man’s aabameter, the tint time meth-
od. [8] Py illus. 16mo. @ Aug.
2 4916; e. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916; A 436805.
Directions for the use of Steadman’s
aabameter. 16 p. illus., diagrs. 24mo.
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 4386807.
© Frank Morris Steadman, New
York.
ABEL (J. C.) Practical studio adver-
tising, by J. C. and Charles L. Abel.
83 1. S8vo. $2.00. [Text parallel to
binding.] [19863
Sedivncs 1916; 2 c...and aff.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 435562; Abel’s pub-
lications, Cleveland.
ACKERMANN (Frederick H.)* Elgin,
Ill. America! Beloved by all!
Sheet, illus., 11 by 74 inches.
[193864
Pane, 5 191G6* 2c Aug. 11.
1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 435879.
ApAams (J. D.) & co.*, Indianapolis.
Good roads. Wall chart, col. illus.,
28 by 19 inches. [19365
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 23, 1916; A 435994.
ApAMS (Thomas Oscar)* Little Rock,
Ark. Get a motto. [4] p. 24mo.
[19366
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436326.
ADAMS & JEWELL*, Rome, N. Y.
[19367-19369
Door arch form and installation; fire
tube boiler. Sheet, 9 by 6 inches.
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
18, 1916; A 436002.
Door arch installation, continued. Sheet
illus. 9 by 6 inches. © July 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 18, 1916; A 436003.
Fig. 11-13 [illustrating rear arch con-
struction ] Sheet, illus., diagrs., 9
by 6 inches. © July 10, OIG o2 C,
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ApiE (Andrew)* Boston. Modern
Shepherdess; a little book of direc-
tions for the use of Good shepherd
fingering yarns. Newton, Mass.,
The Shepherd worsted mills, 1916.
[19] p. illus. 8vo. $0.10. [19370
© June 10, 1916; 2 e¢ and aff.
June 24, 1916; A 482668.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. New musical
art. (Jn New York World) [193871
© July 16, 1916; 1 ¢ Sept. 9,
1916; A 442322
AEsopus. Aesop’s retold, by Garrett
Newkirk. The dog and his image in
the water. Proof, illus. [193872
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 485157; Garrett New-
kirk, Pasadena, Cal.
AGEE (George Sparrell)* Fort Towson,
Okl. Carelessness and waste! [6]
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©) Ane: 2 1G 2 @ Aue. 5, 1916:
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AHIEMAN (John E.)* Denver. Tervey-
den kilpi. Denver, Col., The Auto-
therapy association, 1916. 24 p.
front. (port.) S8vo. $0.25. [19874
© July 3, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 20, 1916; A 4385195.
Arp printing co. Simplified calendar,
1916. Card, printed on both sides,
3 by 44 inches. [19375
©) June 17, 1916: 2c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 484689; Cornelius
Martin, New York.
Axron, ©. Akron official city direc-
tory supplemented by directories of
3arberton, Kenmoreeand Cuyahoga
Falls, 1916. r¥., ab) Akron, ©:
The Bureh directory company, 1916.
88, 2320 p. S8vo. $7.50. [193876
(Cc), July 17,1916; 2 c.and.af:
Sept. 11, 1916; A 438299; Burch di-
rectory co., Akron, O.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19377
ALBERGER pump & condenser co.*, New
York. Alberger spiroflo surface con-
densers. 35 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Bulletin no. 22) [19377
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 4385782.
ALERT syndicate
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Sketches of merchandise. Issue of Au-
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©. uly; tore: 2 ce. and aff. July 138,
1916; A "434933.
Sietdhies of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising. Sept.,
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tole (© Aus et). 190622 Ve. sandmat
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Suggestions for advertising copy, supple-
mentary to the Aug. issue.
cover-title. oa ) D. fol. [Text parallel
to binding] © July 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. July 13, 1916: 2 uA 434927.
supplementary to the September,
1916, issue. cover-title, 22 numb. 1.
fol. [Text parallel to binding] ©
Aug.5 10) 1916 3 2) cand “afi: Aus: 16.
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ALEXANDER bros.*, Philadelphia.
[19382, 19383
Alexander now looms the greatest power
in: beltdom. <[3) "p.) col illus 4to.
© July 5, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July 13,
1916; A 434926.
[3] p
Wneeanaee the ultimate power. ‘
Awes 15 SrStGe 2, ec:
col. illus. 4to. ©
and aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 436472.
ALEXANDER HAmiItton institute*, New
York. Scarecrows. [6] p. folder.
col. illus. 16mo. [19384
© June 20, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434708.
ALEY (Maxwell)* Orono, Me. Writ-
ing the mystery story. (Jn Lewis-
ton journal) [193885
Aug?’ 26; .T916: “Ee. Septt5;
1916; A 442231,
ALLIS-CHALMERS mfg. co.*, Mil-
waukee. [19386-19391
Circular saw mills. 20 p._ illus. a
ppalcue 124, Mar 1916)" © su
2S LONG De: ‘and aff. Aug. 12, 1916.
A 436334.
Details of Allis-Chalmers Corliss en-
gines. . _illus., diagrs.: 4to.
(Bulletin mo;, 1534, vApr.,.1916), -C
June 8, 1916;
1916; A 4863388.
Polyphase induction motors. 24° =p.
illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 1087A, June,
1916)" © dune’ 23,1916 > 2 :es and
aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 436330.
Reliance improved hand setworks. 8 p.
illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 1725, Apr.,
L91G) (@) Sunes. 19lG-2re and aff.
Aus. 12 191'6% A’ 436329.
Type AA-7a compressor for air brake
equipment. [4] p. illus. 4to. (Bul-
letin no. 1525A, suppl. to Bulletin
no. 1525, Apr., 1916) © July 14,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Augs, 12, 1916);
A 436331.
2c. and aff. Aug. 12,
>
< pt. 1, 05S, 338
ALLIS-CHALMERS mfg. co.*—Continued.
Type AC-3 air compressor for air brakes.
[Ae pS allus: =o: (Bulletin no.
1530A, suppl. to Bulletin no. 1530,
Apr., 1916) © July a EOTGE Ss 2 e
and aff. Aug. 12° 191Ge A 436332.
ALLRED (John
Falls, Tex.
Bernice)* Wichita
New model simplified
bookkeeping. 1 pil, “426 Soe
$1.00. [193892
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 484907.
ALPHA Portland cement co.*,
Pa.
Easton,
Concrete porches, steps, lintels,
sills and _ copings. Sheet, illus.,
diagrs., 21% by 163% inches. (Archi-
tectural service corporation. Sery-
ice sheet 1, no. 14, May, 1916)
[19393
17, 1916: 2 c and aff.
25, 1916: A 439016.
© Aug.
Aug.
AMARILLO, Tex. Worley’s directory of
Amarillo, Texas, 1916. [v.10.] Dal-
las, Tex., J. F. Worley directory
company, inc., 1916. 331 pe ave
$5.00. [19394
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
15, 1916; A 438371; John F. Worley
directory co., ine., Dallas.
AMENT (Herbert Luce)* Chicago.
Words of life. 2 1., [321° p.) d6ma
$0.50. [19395
© July 26, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 435459.
AMERICAN BAKERY CO.*, St. Louis.
Prize winning recipes for delicious
dishes made from. [59] p. col.
illus. 16mo. (Cover-title: Best
ways to use bread.) [19396
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July :
8, 1916; A 484881.
AMERICAN BLOWER €0.*, Detroit
[19397, 19398
A B C disc ventilating fans. 15. p.
illus., tables, diagrs, 4to. (Bulletin
no. 13, series 9, June, 1916.) © July
26, 1916; Pa July 27, 1916; aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 436474.
American Sirocco fans and lowers. 64
p. illus., diag. 4to. (Bulletin no. 1,
series 5, June, 1916.) © June 235
1916;°2 c. July 14, 1916 > 232i ie
8, 1916; «a 434959.
AMERICAN BUREAU of engineering, ine.*,
Chicago. Ambu_ instruction book.
cover-title, p. [8]-86. illus. S8vo.
[19399
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 489108.
876
no. 9, 1916 |
! AMERICAN CLUB woman pub. co.*, New
| York. Twelve afternoons of pleasure.
cover-title, 16 p. 12mo. [19400
"© May 19, 1916; 2 ec June 19,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 484990.
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL journal. Spe-
cial summer ed., 1916. New York,
-T. Courtenay, 1916. d4) p= Svo;
$0.25. [19401
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 4386778; Thomas Courte-
nay, New York.
AMERICAN FREIGHT traffic bureau’,
Milwaukee. Canner’s freight rate
guide, containing rates per hundred
pounds on canned vegetables in car
loads from packing points to all
principal market points in~- the
United States and Canada. Various
paging. 4to. [19402
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1916;
aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 483990.
' AMERICAN HATTER directory. Spring,
1916. Buyers’ rev. pocket ed. 178
p. 32mo. $1.00. [19403
mits 21. 1916: 2 c...Aug. 3,
meo an. Aug. 2, 1916; A 435557;
Hat trade pub. co., New York.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES, Suppl. Preven-
tive appliances. Each 4 p. illus. fol.
[19404, 19405
July, 1916. © July 10, 1916: 2 c. and
aff. July 17, 1916; A 435105.
Aug., 1916. © Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 15, 1916; A 438054.
© National manufacturers co.,
New York.
—e
CAN INSTITUTE of architects*,
‘
Washington. Standard form of
_ agreement between owner and archi-
} tect. [4] p. 4to. $0.02. [19406
© June 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
q a 1916; A 435521.
Bee anICAN. LAUNDRY machinery co.*,
Norwood, O. [19407-19411
About good collar ironing. §8 p. illus.,
diagr. obl. 16mo. © Aug. 24, 1916;
mie Bue. 20, 1916: aff. Sept. 2, 1916;
A 436608.
Retter business, how to get it. 16 1.
mus. Svo. @ Aug. 24,.1916; 2 «.
Bue. 20, 1916; aff. Sept. 2, 1916;
A 436607.
Better way to iron handkerchiefs and
napkins. fee. -illus. “ob. 16mo.
© Aug. 20, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1916;
aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 436606.
Cascade washer. cover-title, [12] p.
illus. obl. 16mo. © Aug. 25, 1916;
2c Aug. 25, 1916; aff. Sept. 2, 1916 ;
A 436609.
Pamphlet for launderers interested in the
elimination of lost motion. 1 p. 1,
87
_ BOOKS, GROUP II -
19423.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY machinery ¢co.*—
Continued.
[5] p. illus., diagr. obl. 16mo. (Cover-
title; Why waste steps) © Aug. 38,
TOEGE F2e-e. andjale Aug. 25> TOtGs
A 4389024.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN™, Chicago.
American lumberman cut special.
Series no. 26. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 22 by 14% inches.
[19412
© July 3, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 19, 1916; A 486012.
AMERICAN MECHANICAL toy co.*, Day-
ton, O. American model builder.
manual of instructions. Suppl. 15
p. illus. obl. 16mo. [19413
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff.
28, 1916; A 439045.
AMERICAN NATIONAL base ball syndi-
eate*, St. Louis. Instruction in pro-
fessional base ball playing. Tv. il-
lus. (part col.) fol. Contents.—1.
Infield; Second base by John J.
Evers; Shortstop by Charley Her-
zog; First base by G. H. Sisler;
Third base by C. A. Deal.—2. Out-
field: Center by ‘Tris Speaker,
T. R. Cobb, C. C. (Gavvy) Cravath.—
3. Batting, by M. J. Huggins._4.
Coaching and signals, by M. J. Hug-
gins.—5. Battery: Pitching, by Eddie
Plank; Catching, by Frank Snyder.—
6. Inside baseball, by M. J. Hug-
gins.—7. Base running, by M. J.
Huggins. [19414-19420
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 486344-436350.
AMERICAN RED Star animal relief. Bul-
letin of pean July; 1916; IT
pp. L2mo. [19421
Cy Aue: 12; 1916: 2G. Aus 16:
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 486504;
American humane association, Al-
bany.
AMERICAN SCHOor. of correspondence*,
Chicago. Gas and oil engines. pt. 2,
3. Instruction paper, prepared by
Lionel S. Marks, assisted by H. 8.
McDewell. 2 v. illus., diagrs. Svo.
$0.50 each. [19422
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 437405.
AMERICAN SCHOOL of
bandry*, Mountain rove, Mo.
Modern poultry houses. p. [38]-63.
illus., plans. Svo. (General course
in poultry husbandry, lessons no. 3
and 4) [19423
© Aug.: 30, 1916; 2 ec ‘and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 486611.
poultry hus-
me
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19424
AMERICAN SEATING c0.*, Chicago.
American combination desks. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 123 by
17% inches, fold. to 16mo. [19424
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 e. and. aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 486516.
AMERICAN SURETY co. of New York*,
New York. American surety code.
142 p. S8vo. $5.00. [19425
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 4387187.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.%*,
New York and Boston. [19426-19428
Commission leaflet no. 56, Aug. re 1916.
xvii, 539-711 p. 8vo © Aug. 12,
1916; 2 c and aff. Ace PDs AOLG =
438050.
Supplemental toll service observing in-
structions sample observations based
on narratives used in correspond-
ence course. Suppl. to T. C. no. 64.
€ I. forms: 4tor (@ Aue. 145 1916:
2c. and aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 486492.
50—A coin collector-locating and mount-
ing. 18 1. illus., diagrs. [Text par-
allel to binding] © June 15, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 14, 1916; A ‘435035.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE
Engineering dept.
and telegraph co.
Local operating
practice. Additional and revised sec-
tions. o£ 'T..C.. nie. V3.” 92" Toose 1.
4to. [19429
© July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 4385498; American tele-
phone & telegraph co., Boston.
AMERICAN TRUST and savings bank,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. Borrowing
brains. [8] p. illus. 16mo. [194380
© Aug. 24, 1916: 2 .¢e) and ait.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 489035; Paul Reps,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
AMERICAN UNDERWRITER Magazine and
insurance review. American under-
writer’s pocket chart of life insur-
ance companies operating in the
United States for the year ending
December 31, 1915. 7th annual is-
sue, 1916. Sheet, 93 by 11? inches
folded to nar. 8vo. $0.25. [19431
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 436348; Thrift pub. co.,
New York.
AMICABLE life insurance co.*, Waco,
Tex. Life department, Amicable life
insurance company. Life non-par-
ticipating manual. June 1, 1916.
174 p. illus., tables. 16mo. [19432
© June 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 484905.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
AMMON (Samuel A.)* Sharpsburg, Pa.
Quotations for the Story without
an end. Sheet, 12% by 16 inches.
[19433
© July 12;°1916; 2 ee Fuly ss.
1916; aff, July 21, 191G-_A 44521:
ANCIENT order of united workmen,
jurisdiction of Arkansas*, Little
Rock, Ark, [19484. 19435
For the new member. 8 p. 24mo. @©
May 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 21,
1916; A 436079.
24mo. $0.10.
Rate book. 72 p. por ie
Feb. 25, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July 21,
1916; A 436077.
ANDERSON (J. Clark)* Fresno, Cal.
Good music explained. v. 1. -.[Fresno,
Cal.] Pacific school of music, 1916.
cover-title. [5] p. fol. $1.00.
[19436-
© July 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 435676.
ANDERSON (John W.)* Mishawaka,
Ind. How public records will assist
in promoting the use of drain tile.
(In Brick and clay record, July 4,
1916.) [194387
© July 5, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1916;
A 442368.
ANDERSON (Rudolph M.) Stefansson’s
men come from Arctic; he keeps at
task. (In New York times.)
[19438
© Aug. 17, 1916; 1 © Ames aS
1916; A 441856; New York times Co.,
New York.
ANDERSON, Ind. Caron’s directory of
the city of Anderson, Ind., and tax-
payers of Madison County, 1916—
1917. v. 2. Louisville, Ky., Caron
directory co., inc., 1916. [2], [9]-888
D.. Syvo;,-_ 55:00, [19439
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 487417; Caron directory
co., Louisville.
ANDREAE (Percy)* Chicago. Business
man’s place in politics. 15, [1] p.
port. 24mo. [19440
© June 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
12, 1916; A 435026.
ANDREWS (A. H.) co.*, Chicago. An-
drews’ opera chairs. 56 p._ illus.
16mo. (Catalog no. 84, 51st year)
[19441
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 486782.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
I
ANDROSCOGGIN County, Me. Resident
and business directory of Androscog-
gin County, Me., 1916-1917. Auburn,
Me., Merrill & Webber company,
1916. [83]-1115 p. Svo. $3.00.
[19442
ey yAge 21, 1916: 2 ¢ Aug. 23;
1916; A 487332; Merrill & Webber
co., Auburn, Me.
ANGELO (Holger R.) [19443-19446
Danes debate sale of the West Indies.
© Aug. 11, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 17, 1916;
A 441813.
Explorer back from Arctic. © Aug. 16,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 19, 1916; A 441906.
Islands’ sale foes growing in Denmark.
ean 10, 1916; 1 c. Aug: 14, 1916;
-A 441772.
Islands’ sale vote likely © Aug. 15,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441884.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
ANGLO-AMERICAN mill co., ine*,
Owensboro, Ky. Directions for
erecting, starting and operating the
Midget marvel and cleaning and
tempering wheat. cover-titie, 32 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. [19447
eS Jan, 4, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 436524.
ANNIVERSARY calendar, [1916] Sheet,
23 by 17 inches. [19448
iauly 29. 1916: 2 c. and aff.
July 31, 1916; A 485523; Joseph N.
Jerome, Evansville, Ind.
ANNUAL Summer school for commer-
cial organization secretaries. 2d
American city bureau.
lectures, July 24-Aug. 5, 1916.
Ithaca, N. Y., Gibbs & Winans, 1916.
5p. 1, 158 p. 4to. $4.60. [19449
f) Aug. 23, 1916; 2. c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 486759; Gibbs &
Winans, Ithaca, N. Y.
APPLETON (Victor) pseud. Moving
picture boys under the sea; or, The
treasure of the lost ship. New York,
Grosset & Dunlap [1916] 2 p. 1.,
214 p. front. 12mo. ([Moving pic-
ture boys series]) $0.40. [19450
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 4387578; Grosset &
Dunlap, New York.
Arcos (Rene) [19451-19461
Austrian position viewed as critical. ©
Aug. 26. 1916; 1 c. Aug. 80, 1916;
A 442140.
Forces Greece into the war. © Aug. 31,
; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442241,
Gerinan war loan ‘“‘ads” out. © Au
22, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 25, 1916; ra
442054.
Report of |
19470
Arcos (Rene)—Continued.
Germans blacklist Swiss. © Aug. 9,
HIG si ec. Aus. 125-1916 2A stra
Hits economic ultimatum. © Au
TONG Ae Ans: 25, TOGA 1056
Italy’s move injures Swiss. © Sept. 1,
1916; 1 ce. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442236.
Kaiser weeps and prays over the war.
@rAmen lite LOG ele Age: 2 fone
A 441948.
Swiss earn large dividends. @© Aug.
Sill OlGr aa eCarSeptar oO.) LOUGs. A
442248.
Swiss losing watch trade. © Aug. 10,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 441768.
Teutons bar peace petition. © Aug. 30,
TOG eA Co Sepe, 2). 1 91Gs TA 442200.
Tried to frighten Roumania. © Aug.
DOP LOLS des Sepia He LONG AL
442181.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
ARMOUR & CO.*, Chicago. Catalogue
of products manufactured by Ar-
mour company. 207 p. illus. 16mo.
(Cover-title: Armour’s quality prod-
ucts) [19462
CG Apr 20) “1916= 2. ce. and) aie,
Aug. 10, 1916; A 485677.
ARMOUR SOAP works*, Chicago. Profit-
sharing premiums for the home. 64
p. illus. 12mo. [19463
Gy July .i2. 19IG~. 2 7c. sand adr.
July 17, 1916; A 485082.
ARMSTRONG (Leroy E.)* Los Angeles.
Literature reader. 6th year. Sacra-
mento, R. L. Telfer, 1916. 3898 p.
illus., ports. 12mo. (California
state series) [19464
© July 31, 1916; 2°c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 437181.
ARMSTRONG (William P.)* Dearborn,
Mich. [19465-19467
Emblem of our nation in the face of
creation. Sheet, 94 by 8 inches. ©
Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 7,
1916; A 485639.
Laughing traveling man. Sheet, 94 by 8
inches. © Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff,
Aug. 7, 1916; A 485640.
Little Deutscher gal and her U-bote pal.
Sheet, 94 by 8 inches. © Aug. 4,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A
4356388.
ARMSTRONG cork co.*, Pittsburgh and
Lancaster, Pa. [19468-19470
Armstrong’s linoleum selling’ service.
[8] p. folder. illus. 16mo. © July
6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 4352365.
Cork in motor cars. 19 p. illus. 12mo.
© July 1, 1916; 2 c, and af. July 10,
1916; A 4386090.
Stopping leakage and rattle in motor
ears. [4] p. (folded) 16mo. © June
30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 10, 1916;
A 4386089.
879
OEE =
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19471
ARNotD (Francis Edward)* Cedar
so Sz, Ade Boozer’s awakening
dream of booze, bull and polities. 1
pL; (49° pp. =12m0:i: $0.85: [19471
© June 22, 191%; 2 ec ‘and aft
June 26, 1916; A 484680.
ARNSAN school. Better typewriting. 1
24, [1] -p. illus., port. S8vo.
age WS LS 2 4
© Aug: 10,1916 2'c. and afi Aue.
16, 1916; A 485781; Leroy Arnsan,
Chicago.
ATKINSON (H. S.)* Columbus, O. In-
formation pamphlet covering con-
tract letting. Thursday and Friday,
July 20th and 21st, 1916, State high-
way department, ‘Columbus, Ohio.
106 p. S8vo. [19473
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485069.
ATLANTA Georgian. [19474-19480
Big money-saving month for shoppers.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Ameri-
can. (Jn Atlanta Georgian) © Aug.
4,1916; 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; A 442081.
Here is a live wire aid to sales. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. ae
Hearst’s Sunday American.) Au
G6, 19165 1.c. Ane.28 191g: «A T42089.
Keep out! Atlanta Gearsin and Sun-
day American. (In Hearst’s Sunday
American). ©» Aueiaise TOG dee:
Aug. 28, 1916; A 442086.
Let the buyer beware! Atlanta Georgian
and Sunday American. (Jn Atlanta
Georgian) @ Aug. 17, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
28, 1916; A 442087.
Mid-summer shoppers.
and Sunday American.
Atlanta Georgian
(In Atlanta
Georgian) © Aug. 9, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
28, 1916; A 442085.
Mid-summer’s best bargains are being”
advertised now. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American. (In Atlanta.
Georgian) © Aue, 8, 1916: de, Aug:
28, 1916; A 442084.
See what you may save every day.
Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Ameri-
can. (In Hearst’s Sunday American)
@ Aves 6, 1ONG: ae VAnics 23; 2916 2
A 442088.
© Walter Gregory Bryan, Chicago.
ATLANTIS, ine.*, New York.
"AyyArkov ad\haBvraptov Kal ddnyos cvAXKa-
Biowov kal mpoddpes rhs ayYNUKhs YA@oons.
[English alphabet and guide to spell-
ing and pronunciation of the English
language] 32 p. 16mo. $0.15.
[19481
- © May 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. May
11, 1915; A 397950.
ATLEE (Luis Winton)* Houston. In-
dian dream. (Jn Suburban record)
; [19482
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1c. Brak 5, 1916;
A 442230.
i Sa en rare
pt. 1, HESS were
AUBURN ball bearing co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Auburn ball thrust bearings.
12 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin
19) ‘ [19483
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 435845.
AUSTIN (O. P.) Commercial geogra-
phy. Lecture 11-16. 6 v. Svo. Con-
tents.—Lecture 11. The fibers.—
Lecture 12. Hides, leather, and In-.
dia rubber.—Lecture 13. Minerals
and metals.—Lecture 14. Forest
products. — Lecture 15. Manutfac-
tures.—Lecture 16. The develop-
ment of commerce of the United
States. [19484
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432634; National city
bank of New York, New York.
AUTHOR’s illustrated quotation kalen-
dar, 1917, comp. by Anna Chitry
Wocdford. 701. incl. plates, ports.
4to. $1.00. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [19485
© June 30, 1916: 2 @ Ane
1916; aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 435767;
Anna Chitry Woodford, Owego,
INS Pe
AtTo signal co.*, Springfield, O.
[19486, 19487
Dayannite auto safety signals. 16 p.
illus. obl. 48mo. © July 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 485843.
Dayannite code. Card, illus., printed on
both sides, 34 by 84 inches. © July
13, 1916; 2c. and afi. Augie 19165
A. 435844.
AUTOMOBILE BLUE book publishing co.*,
New York. Owen magnetic annual
tour. Sept. 9th to 13th, 1916. Offi-
cial itinerary giving complete run-
ning directions. 31 p. map. S8vo.
[19488
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486705.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston.
[19489-19499
[Route card] no. 200A, 201A. 2 cards,
printed on both sides, 33 by 82 inches.
Contents.—200A. Worcester, Mass., to
Greenfield, Mass., via Barre. —201A.
Greenfield, Mass., to Worcester, ‘Mass.,
via Barre. © Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. each
and aff. Aug. iv 19LGE A 436424,
436425.
[Route card] no. 325A, 326A. 2 cards,
printed on both sides, 34 by 82 inches.
Ce — 325A. Saratoga “Springs,
Y., to Pittsfield, Mass.—326A.
pirsacla, Mass., to Saratoga Springs,
INee¥is © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436428, 436433.
[Route card] no. 345-351. 7 cards,
printed on both sides, 384 by 8% inches.
Contents. — 845. Weston, Mass. to
Lynn, Mass.—346. Lynn, Mass. to
&80
no. 9, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP Il
19524
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*—Continued.
Weston, Mass.—347. Newark, N. J. to
Asbury Park, N. J.—és48. Asbury
Park, N. J. to Atlantic City, N. J—
349. Atlantic City, N. J. to Philadel-
phia, Pa.—350. Athol, Mass. to Spring-
field. Mass. via Belchertown. —s5i1.
Springfield, Mass. to sine Mass. via
Belchertown. © Aug. 1916: 25 ce.
each and aff. Aug. 17, 1916: A 436423,
436426, 436427, 436429436432.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mailing
,list. Suppl. and revision in
Sept., 1916. 1st. 2d section.
S8vo. [Text parallel to ae
[19500, 19501
2 c. each and aff.
©} Sept. 1, 1916:
Sept. 2, 1916: A “436574, 436575 ;
Automobile trade directory. inc.,
New York.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mailing
list of supply houses. Aug. 1, 1916.
Zl p. Svo. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [19502
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
.16, 1916; A 4385783; Automobile
trade directory, inc., New York.
_ AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mailing
sheet. Suppl. and revision sheet,
Aug., 1916. ist, 2d section. -2 Vv.
S8vo.. [Text parallel to binding]
[19503, 19504
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 3, 1916; A 4386220, 486221;
Automobile trade directory, inc,
New York.
B.-M. cos cumulative code annota-
tions. current digest and citator.
Washington. [v. 2, no. 1] Ed. by
W. SS. Church. San Francisco, Cal.,
Bender-Moss company [1916] 2 p.
1,98 p. 4to. $8.00 per yr. [19505
© Sept. 13. 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916: A 438424; Bender-
Moss co., San Francisco.
Bazscock (Inez)* Chicago. Peace,
prosperity, power, plenty. Post
eard, col. illus., port. [19506
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 436514.
Bascock (W.G.) co. Golden autumn-
tide. (Jn New York herald) [19507
© Aug. 6, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916;
A 442137; George H. Babcock, New
York.
Battery (Arthur Scott)
Tale of Billy Woodchuck. Illus. by
' Harry L. Smith. New York, Grosset
& Dunlap [1916] 112 p. front., col.
plates. 12mo. (Sleepy-time tales)
$0.40. © Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 437401.
[19508-19513
| Batrey (Arthur Scott)—Continued.
- Yale of Brownie Beaver. Illus. by
Harry L. Smith. New York. Grosset
& Dunlap [1916] 112 p. front., col.
S. 12mo. (Sleepy-time tales)
| $0.40. © Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
i Aug. 28, 1916: A 437402.
Tale of Jimmy Rabbit. Tlus. by Harry
L. Smith. New York, Grosset & Dun-
lap [1916] 112 p. front., col. plates.
12mo. (Sleepy-time tales) $0.40. ©
Aus. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 28,
1916; A 437398.
| Tale of Paddy Muskrat. Illus. by. Harry
L. Smith. New York, Grosset & Dun-
5 | lap [1916] 122 p. front., col. plates.
| 12mo. (Sleepy-time tales) $0.40. ©
Aus: 24, I916> 2 c..and ai. Aug. 28:
1916: A 437399.
Tale of Peter Mink. Illus. by Harry L.
Smith. New York, Grosset & Dunlap
{1916] 5 Rao front., col. plates.
12mo. (Sleepy-time tales) $0.40. ©
Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 28,
1916; A 437400.
Tale of Sandy Chipmunk. Illus. by
Harry L. Smith. New York, Grosset &
Dunlap [1916] PD: front., col.
plates. 12mo. (Sleepy-time tales)
$0.40. @ Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 437403.
© Grosset & Dunlap, New York.
Barrtey (Will H.)* New Lexington, O.
Largest and best candidate card ever
published. Sheet, ports. 389 by 273
inches. [19514
© June 16, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 15,”
1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 436654.
Batrey-Lepesy co. Plumbing catalog C.
Charleston, S. C. [1916] xx, 260 p.
illus. S8vo. [19515
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 4387151; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
Baker (Louise R.)* Germantown, Md.
Happy Jack, chap. 1-10. (Jn Ciass-
mate) [19516
© May 2t-Saly 29, sted 1e¢
each Sept. 2, 1916; A 442225.
BALDWIN law book co., ine.*, Louis-
ville, Ky. Baldwin’s stickers. Sheet,
gummed stickers, 11} by 7 inches.
$1.00. [19517
© July 15, 1916; 2
14, 1916; A 435774.
ec. and aff. Aug.
Baltimore and Provi-
[19518-19524
Batt (W. S.)*
dence. Ad route.
May 30, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. nar.
S8vo. © May 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435592.
June 13, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. nar.
8vo. @©@ June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435582.
June 27, July 11, 1916. 2v. nar. 8vo.
© June 19, July 5, 1916; 2 c. each
and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435160,
435161.
881
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19525
Batt. (W. 8S.) *—Continued.
July 25, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
nar: Syvo.. © July 19. 1916 = 2 ec. and
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435583.
Aug. 8, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. nar.
Svo. © Aug. 2, 1916; 2c. and aft.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435584.
Aug. 22, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
8vo. @ Aug. 17, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 4389131.
BALMER (Edwin) 1917?
Sunday tribune) [19525-19526
Alp.713;,°4916. © Aug. 4137 1916-1 c.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441866.
Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug. 20,1916 71. :
Aug. 24,1916; A 442021.
© Chicago tribune, Chicago.
(In Chicago
BALTIMORE pearl hominy co.*, Balti-
more. Betterkorn cook book. 15 p.
eol. illus. 16mo. [19527
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486694.
Bank stamp ¢o.*,
ton Start a
Oakland, Cal. How
bank account with our
money, not yours. [4] p.. illus.
16mo. [19528
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 484877:
BANKERS income corporation*, New
York. [19529-19531
Bankers income corporation rental pur-
chase contract. [4] p. 16mo. @June
i. LONG 2 Cand alr, une, 21, ooo
A 432689.
How owners of income-paying proper-
ties may anticipate their rental-in-
[4]. p:. L26mo.°_ ©) June “Lb,
1HOTGHeOeee andar une 2275 1916;
A 432690.
Why invest in the short term 5% guar-
anteed rentai-income participation cer-
tificates of Bankers income corpora-
tion. cover-title, 8 p. 12mo. @©@
June 15, 1916: 2c. and - afta dime,
1916; A 482691.
BANNER (Joseph)* Patchogue, N. Y.
Our treasure. Sheet, 10 by 54 inches.
[19532
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 484976.
BANNER store. [19533-19536
I am courtesy. © Aug. 20, 1916; 1 «.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 442116.
T am eredit. © mebbs ONG: 1s2eeSept.
9, 1916; A 442324.
©
I am quality. Aue. 76 AS1GLCoE ¢:
Aug. 22, 1916; A 441971
I am service. @© Aug. 13, 19¢6 sek ec.
Aug: 22) 19d Gi A 441962.
[Note: The forceotie are in Anderson
herald]
© Rawlings and co.,
Anderson,
Ind.
|
|
pt. 3, Bases
Bara (Theda) Lo, the poor vampire!
She can lure no more! (In Chieago
herald ) : [19537
© Sept. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 5, 1916;
A 442391; J. Keeley, Chicago.
BaRBER (Lucy Lombardi) Nursery
history of the United States, by L. L.
Barber, pictures by Edith Duggan.
New York, F. A. Stokes company,
[1916] 1p. 1. 7-198 p. col. front.
illus., col. pls. 8vo. $2.00. [19538
© Sept. 19, 1916: 2 e and ae
Sept. 2, 1916; A 437770; Frederick
A, Stakes co., New York City.
BAREHAM (Harry J.)* Rochester, N. Y.
Price guide for plumbers and steam-
fitters. [New ed.] Rochester, N. Y.,
Bareham & Saunders [1916] 1 p.
L, 294 [i.e 3291 jp: Sua [19539
© June 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 4372738.
BARKER bros., ine.*, Los Angeles.
Barker bros. monthly illustrative
home furnishing advertising service.
August, 1916. 121. illus. obl. S8vo.
[19540
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 485654.
Barnes (A. M.)
of hope.
Esperance, the ship
(In Ilustrated companion)
[19541, 19542
CHAD 19-21. @ Aug. .25, 29%6> sc
Aug. 28, 1916; A 442339.
chap. 26-28. @ July 22, 1916;
July 24, 1916; A 441255.
© F. B. Warner co., ine, New
York.
BARNES (Herbert Otis)* Springfield,
Ill. Basie principles of algebra;
first year work. Springfield, Il,
Barnes &-. Minder, 1916. 16 p.
12mo. $0.15. [19543
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 436491.
Barnes (Marie)* Alta Vista, Md.
Journey of twain. [Atlanta, Ga.,
Bennett printing & stamp ¢o., 1916]
cover-title, 48 p. 12mo. [19544
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; 2 c«. Aus. th ieee
435694.
: Merce
BARRETT co.*, New York. Table for
sulphate of ammonia, nitrate of
soda and cotton seed meal. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 11 by 6 inches,
fold to 16mo. [19545
©) July 12, 1916; 2) c. anger
July 31, 1916; A 485461.
882
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916 19592
Barsortr (Charles)* New York. | Barrer (F. D.)* St. Paul. Talk no.
[Cablegrams] (Jn Progresso italo- 1 to housewives who bake bread.
americano) LS aio Sheet, illus. 11 by 84 inches.
Aug. 12, 1916. © Aug £026 1c. [19583
Aug. 14, £916; A petra
Ane, AS, 1916. © Aug. 13, 1916;
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441963.
Aug. 14, 1916. © Aug. 14,
Aug. 15, 1916; A 441784.
Aug. 15, 1916. @© Aug. 15,
Aug. 15, 1916; A 421790.
Aug. 16, 1916. © Aug. 16, 1916;
Aug. 16, 1916; A 441791.
Aug. 17, 1916. @© Aug. 17, 1916;
Aug. 17, 1916; A 411820.
Aug. 18, 1916 © AUS. LS ee Ole. Lives
Aug. 19, 1916; A 411909.
Aug. 19-20, 1916. © Aug. 19-20, 1916;
1c. each Aug. 21, 1916; A 441921°
441922.
Aue. 21, 1916. © Aug. 21, 1916; 1 c.
Ane 22, 2916; A 441 964.
Aug. 22, 1916. Aug. 22, 1916;
Aug. 22, 1916; A 441980.
Aug. 23, 1916. © Aug. ae 1916;
Aug. 23, 1916; A 442011
Aug. 24, 1916. © Aug. 24,
Aug. 24, 1916; A 442034.
Aug. 25, 1916. © Aug. 25, 1916;
Aug. 235, 1916; A 442060.
Aug. 26, 1916. © Aug. 26, 1916;
Aug. 8, 1916; A 442079.
Aug. 27, 1916. © Aug. 27, 1916;
Aug. 58, 1916; A 445080.
Aug. 28, 1916. © Aug. 28, 1916;
Aug. bg, ae A 472101.
Aug. 29, 1916. © Aug. 29,
Aug. 29, 1916; A 449123.
Aug. 30, 1916. © Aug. 30, 1916;
Aug. 30, 1916; A 449194,
Aug. 31, 1916. © Aug. 31,
Aug. 31, 1916; A 442173.
Sept. 1, 1916. oO Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 442190.
Sept. 2-4, 1916. © Sept. 2-4, 1916; 1
c. each Sept. 5, 1916; A 442206-—
Cc.
1916 ; c
1
1
LLG: 2 C.
1
1
c.
ra
ce
1916 ;
1916;
ror ee
iv)
19163 1c.
442208.
Sept. 5, 1916. ron Sept. Oy LULGin, as. Ce
ept. 5, 1916; A 442253.
Bent. G, 1916. @ Sept. 6, 1916; 1 «.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 442270.
ae Tetons, © sept. T, 1916; 1 ¢.
7, 1916; A 442271.
Sept. 8, 1916. @© Sept. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
sept. 9, 1916; A 442313.
Sept. 9, 10, 1916. © Sept. 9, 10, 1916;
1c. ‘each Sept. 11, 1916; A 442346,
442347.
Sept. 11, 1916. @© Sept. 11, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 442375.
Hept. 12, 1916. © Sept. 12, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 442417.
Sept. 13, 1916. © Sept. 13, 1916; 1c
Sept. 13, 1916; A 442451.
Sept. 14, 15, 1916. © Sept. 14, 15, 1916;
¢. Sept. 14, 15, 1916; A 442487,
442488.
Sept. 16, 1916. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442536.
Sept. 17, 1916. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442537.
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 436700.
BaRtTvteTt (Lanier) [19584, 19585
Gamble in souls. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Printed by Standard printing co.,
1916] cover-title. 14 p. 12mo.
oune! 26) TONG eZ cs and) airs July LO:
1916; A 432991.
Jim Grimbsy’s boy. [Los Angeles, Cal.,
Printed by Standard printing co.,
1916.] cover-title, 36 p. 12mo. ©
June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 10,
1916; A 4382994.
© “Ehos:; H; ince, “Culver, City,
Cal.
BarucuH bros.*, New York. Calendar
of approximate dividend dates,
shares listed in the New York stock
exchange. 68 p. obl. 48mo. [19586
© July 8, 1916; 2c and aff. July
7, 1916; A 485041.
Bass (John F.) Views British army
as miracle of war. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [19587
©. Aug: 21, 1916; 1 ¢ Aug. 24,
1916; A 442005; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
Bates (Charles)* Seattle. Charles
Bates’ new system for selling hotels,
rooming houses, business chances
and real estate. 6 p. folder. 24mo.
[19588
© June 8, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 15, 1916; A 434962.
Baum (L. Frank) [19589-19592
Little Bun Rabbit and other stories.
Chicago, The Reilly & Britton co.,
{1916] 4 p. 1., [50] p. col. front.,
illus. 8vo. ([Baum’'s] snuggle tales)
$0.25. © July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 435755.
Magic cloak and other stories. Chi-
cago, The Reilly & Britton co., [1916]
4 p.1., [560] p. col. front., illus. 8vo.
({Baum’s] snuggle tales) $0.25.
July 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 14,
1916; A 435758.
Once upon a time and other stories.
Chicago, The Reilly & Britton co.,
[1916].. 4 pi. ls [60]. p. col, front.,
illus. Svo. ([Baum’s] snuggle tales)
$0.25. @ July 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 435757.
Yellow hen and other stories. er ane
The Reilly & Britton co., [1916] 4 p.
| [50] p. col. front., illus. 8vo.
({Baum’s] snuggle tales) $0.25. ©
July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 435756.
© Reilly & Britton co., Chicago.
883
SS _ ee i ne ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19593
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Bay Ciry bank*, Bay City, Mich. Do
you want permanent results. [4]
p. 16mo. [19593
KC} Aue. 10° S8IG= 92 ©. fang “ai,
Aug. 17, 1916; A 486489.
BeracuH (Oliver R.)* Martel, O. In the
light of the moon when the flowers
bloom in June. Sheet, 94 by 33
inches. $0.25. [19594
© May 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 436098.
Beatte (John Stockton)* Waldorf,
Md. Prepare defendant. heet 843
by 53 inches. [19595
© iit 22. AQIS 2 se> sane ail.
June 22, 1916; A 432646.
BEATEM (Will) Will Beatein’s alpha-
betical standards and streamers.
Bloomington, Ill., Will Beatem
[1916] php: cSvo.
© July 151916. 2° Suly-s, 1916;
aff. July 12, 1916; A 434910; Horatio
C. Bent, Bloomington, iil.
BeckFrorp (William Hale)*
phia. Child’s crusade. 7 p. 1,
128 p. incl. front., plates.
$1.00. 2 [19597
ey duly Si 1ois= 2 aie i
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 4386017.
BELcHER & Loomis hardware co. Cat-
Philadel-
eae
4to.
alogue, 1916. Providence, R. I.
iSite] xvi. 182 p. As Syver
[19598
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Aug. 7, 1916; A A371 Sa UR. ReDon-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
Betpine brothers & co.*,
Belding’s silk display book.
Lilus.« tol.
© Aus.2)/ 1916;
11, 1916; A 435690.
BeLtk (George W.)* Charlotte, N. C.
Floreen; or, The story of Mitchell.
Charlotte, N. C., Stone publishing
co, ~1916: 244s np. > alls: -eport.
12mo. $0.50. [19600
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 4385945.
Bett (Archie)
Celestial days. 16-18. [3 instalments]
Contents. 6. Sword of Damocles
over new Christian president.—1T.
Buys plaque from tomb of Hmperor
for 10 cents.—i8. Borne on balky
donkey to the great wall of China.
ANE AS. <19tbiy ac. Antot) 1S, el ONG):
A 441897.
——— 19-24. [G6 instalments] Con-
tents :—19. Secret of Yuan’s life—20.
Burying the president.—21. The em-
press’ palace—22. The Dowager Em-
press.—23. The empress’ summer pal-
a. . Empress summer palace, 2.
© Aug. 7-12, 1916; 1 c. each Aug. 14,
1916; A 441887-—441892.
Chicago.
20 p.
[19599
2 ec. and aff. Aug.
[19601-19608
[19596 |
Berti (Archie)—Centinued.
Korea in complete decay; next genera-
tion in Chosen will be Japanese. @
ne 1916; 1 c. Aus- 25; 39te> %
{Note: The foregoing are in Cleveland
leader ]
BELL (Edward Price) [19609-19622
Archer attacks militarists. © Sept. 15,
1916; 1 ‘c. Sept.-18, 916 s7% ae
Defend honors for airmen. © Sept. 6,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 9; 181632 eros
Educate! Slogan in Britain. @ Sept.
4; 191651 & Septs Lig tsi 442363.
Edward Price Bell describes spectacular
attack on the assaulting dirigible with
guns aided in the darkness by many
searchlights.- © Aug: 255 191634 ¢&
Aug. 30, 1916; A 44212 Zt.
Exult as iron ring closes on Germany.
© Aug. 23, 1916; 1c. Aug. 2679906:
A 442065.
Fight over seizing Liberals’ clubhouse.
© Sept. 11, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 442483.
Flies as in war and gives verbal movie.
@. Aug. 17,-19165 1 ¢ Ames Siete
A 441947.
Greece next: assert rejoicing Britons.
@ Aug. 29; 1916; ielSepi a tote
A 442178.
Kiil survivors in boats. © Aug. 26,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916; A 442138.
Labor seeks place in British councils.
©: -Sept. 5, 19163 1 .G: Sept. 7S,949i6-
A 442303.
Menace of Teutons unites Irish clans
© Sept. 2, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 6,° 1916;
A 442263.
See Gallipoli losses eae © Au
30, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 2, 19165 A 449197.
Thousands see Zeppelin fall. © Sept. 4,
$916; ic. Sept. 7, 1916; A 442278.
War revives project for Channel tunnel.
@© Aug. 24, 1916; 1 «. Aug. 28; 1916;
A 442097
[ Nove: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Bett telephone company of Pennsyl-
vania*, Philadelphia. Norristown
district telephone directory, summer
issue. June 15, 1916. 72 p. 4to.
[19623
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
13, 1916; A 484930.
New York. Hot
(In Harper’s bazar, —
[19624
1916; 1.¢. Avge 2a,
BENDEL (Henri) *
Springs season.
sept., 1916)
Aug. 25,
1916; A 442064.
Brenicnus (Wilhelm)* New York. I
do care. Sheet, 94 by 4 inches.
[19625
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 435497.
884
BOOKS, GROUP IL
no. 9, 1916
Berkey & Gay furniture co.*, Grand
Rapids, Mich. [19626-19640
Berkey and Gay furniture. Portfolio
of the sleeping room. [4] 8vo. ©
Ane 44° 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.. 21,
1916; A 485966.
—— Same. 14 vy. 8vo.
1. The portfolio of the living room.—
2. The portfolio of the Queen Anne
style—3. The portfolio of the style
Lows XVI.—M4. The portfolio of the
Chippendale style.—5. The _ portfolio
of the hall.—6. Portfolio of the Wil-
liam and Mary styie——7. The port-
folio of the Hepvlewhite style.—S8.
The portfolio of the Knoleworth
style-——9. The portfolio of the Shera-
- ton style.—10. The portfolio of -the
Flemish Renaissance.—11. The port-
folio of the Early American style.—12.
The portfolio of the Jacobean style.—
13. The portfolio of the dining room.—
14. The portfolio of the Adam style.
@ Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 4359214359324.
lumber co.*, Pittsfield,
Contents.—
BERKSHIRE
Mass. Bulletin no. 1. Suppl. to 1915 |
plan book. Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
printed on both sides, 18 by 20 in-
ches. [19641
uly 5.1916; 2 ce. July 12,.1916;
aff. July 18, 1916; A 436013.
Best (Alfred M.) co., inc.*, New York.
Best’s insurance reports (casualty
and miscellaneous) 1916-1917. 3d
annual ed. xvii, 314 p. 4to.
[19642
© duly 7, 1916; 1 ¢c. July 8, 1916;
1 ¢. July 10, 1916; aif. July 18, 1916;
A 486013.
Best & co.*, New York. [196438, 19644
Advance fall styles. [8] p. folder, illus.
16m0..''@ "Aug: 1, 1916; 2. ¢. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435587.
Correct fashions for fall and winter.
cover-title. 50 p. illus. 4to. (Cata-
logue 118) © Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 436518.
BEVERLY, Mass. Beverly city directory
and North shore map. vy. 14, 1916.
Beverly, Mass., Crowley & Lunt,
1916. Various paging. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $3.00. [19645
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14,1916;
aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 4388047; Crow-
ley & Lunt, Beverly, Mass.
Brie. N. T. Hnglish. Soul winners’ tes-
tament. Philadelphia, A. J. Holman
company [1916] x, [1] p. 32mo.
(With Self-pronouncing New Testa-
ment of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. Holman ed. 421 p. 32mo.)
$1.00. [19646
aus, 15,1916; 2 c« Aug. 18,
1916; aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436434;
A. J. Holman co., Philadelphia.
885
eee eee
Brste N. T. Selections, English. Di-
vine message; ed. by A. T. Cornwell.
[Eufaula, Ala. Citizen publishing
company, 1916] [28] p. 4to. $1.00.
[19647
© June 19, 1916; 2 « and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 482640; Arthur
Temple Cornwell, Eufaula, Ala.
BiLopEAu (J. W.)* lLydonville, Vt.
Practical pencil sharpener for your
school. Sheet, illus., 11 by 8% in-
ches. [19648
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 439047.
PirncH (Clarence Ellis)* Lawrence,
IXan. Directions for using the Birch
arithmetic drill cabinet. [Ss] p:
folder. 4to. $0.50. [19649
© June 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 432653.
Brrp (Annie M.)* Brooklyn. America.
Ireland. Peace. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 9 by 6 inches, fold. to
16mo. $0.10. [19650
© Aug. 28, 1916: 2 « Aug. 29:
1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 486626.
Birp (Howard M.)* Harrisburg, Pa.
Rules and regulations, American
Christmas club. Sheet, 44 by 23
inches. [19651
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 436533. ‘
Brxpy. (Maynard)* Salt Lake -City,
Utah. Catalogue of Utah minerals
and localities with descriptive list
and notes for collectors. 4th ed.
32 p. 12mo. [19652
© July 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432989.
[Copyright is claimed on new
matter. ]
LLAAuw (John) advertising agency.
Please do not open. Sheet, printed
on both sides, 93 by 84 inches.
[19653
(ce) Aug. 17, 1916: 2c." and aif.
Aug. 23, 1916; A 439018; John
Blaauw, Tacoma, Wash.
3LACKMAN (Alexander Francis) *
Clayton, Mo. Rail and steel. [4]
p. 24mo. $0.05. [19654
© July 17, 1916; 2 @) and aff.
July 19, 1916; A 435142.
BLAKE (Emily Calvin) The auto-
biography of an impulsive girl.
Sept. 10, 1916. (Jn Chicago herald)
[19655
© Sept. 10, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1916; A 442426; J. Keeley, Chicago.
— ee Od
19656
LraAKE (Wallace Herbert) Business
is not business. The day’s work.
(In Office appliances, August, 1916)
[19656
© Aug.hi2, 1916-."1 .c. Aug. 19,
1916; A 441919; Office appliance co.,
Chicago.
BuLopGEeTt (Harvey) co.*, St. Paul. Is
a community thrift campaign needed
in your city? [7] p. nar. 8vo.
[19657
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 31, 1916; A 435450.
BroopHAarRtT (John) Bud _. Bright’s
brainstorms. 521. illus. 8v. [Text
parallel to binding] [19658
©) Jay: t5,. SIG? Le. Ate ait,
Sept. 8, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 24, 1916;
A 486661; Smith-Gwynne co.. inc,
Omaha, Neb.
3OALS (Marbury) Story that blew
up. (Jn Chicago herald) [19659
© Aue 20, 1916s de. Aug 21,
1916; A 441927; J. Keeley, Chicago.
BoIssEVAIN (Inez Milholland) New
woman as a wife. (Jn Chicago
herald) [19660
© July 2, 1916; 1c. July 38, 1916;
A 440706; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Bonp (Josiah)* Alto, Ariz. Twelve
sonnets. 13 1. 12mo. [19661
© June 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 21, 1916; A 435215.
Bonnet-Brown sales service*, Chi-
cago. [19662-19673
Furniture [syndicate service] Suppl. F.
362, F 362A., June, 1916. Sheet,
i 202 by 14 inches. © June 21,
1916; 2 ce. and aff. June 24, 1916;
A 432670.
— Suppl. F 368, F 368A. August.
1916. Sheet, illus., 20% by 14 inches.
© July 25, 1916; 2 e and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 436245.
[Men’s Seen service] Suppl. 363,
863A. June, 1916. Sheet, illus., 20%
by 14 inches. © June 21, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. June 24, 1916; A 432671.
Suppl. 365, 365A. July, 1916. 2
l. illus. fol. © July 8, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. July 19, 1916; A 435169.
Suppl. 369, 369A. August 1,
Advance fall fashions. Sheet,
, 20% by 14 inches. July 25,
1916: 2 ¢, and. aft. Aug. 3) 1967 A
436246.
—— Suppl. 371, 371A, Aug. 15, oa
Sheet, illus., 21 by 28 inches. © A
8, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916:
A 4358 66.
Newspaper [syndicate service] Suppl.
N. 361, N. 361A. June, 1916. Sheet,
illus. 202 by 14 inches. © June 21,
1916; 2° 4.
| and aff. June 24, 1916; A
432669.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, n.s., v.18
BONNET-BROWN Sales service*—Contd.
— Suppl. N. 367, 367A. August,
1916. Sheet, illus., 202 by 14 inches.
@ July 25, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 486244.
[Women’s syndicate service] Suppl.
364, 364A. June, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
21 by 14 inches. © June 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 24, 1916; A 432672.
. 866-3664, Jays. 1916... 2
Le Lhiscae stole ae) July 8, 19163 2° ¢
and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435170.
Suppl. 370, 370A. August 1,
1916. Advance fall fashions. Sheet,
illus., 202 by 14 inches. © July 25,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A
436247.
Suppl. 372, 872A. Aug. 15, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 21 by 28 inches. © Aug
1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916:
A 435867.
BooK Lovers’ contest co., ine.*, New
York. Oakland tribune’s official
booklovers’ picturegame catalog and
reply book. cover-title, 48 p. illus.
Svo. [19674
© July 6, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
12, 1916; A 485019.
BooRAEM (J. Francis)* New York.
Detailed specifications, standard
plunge bath equipment and design.
pt: 2... -[S] ps “folk [19675
© July 25, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
Aug. 11, 1916; A 435708.
shoe recorder publishing
Shoe and_ leather
lexicon. 3d rev. ed. 78 p. illus.,
diagrs. 12mo. $0.40. [19676
© May/15, 1916; 2 © Auly er
1916; aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 486395.
BostoN MUTUAL life insurance co.*,
Boston. New Boston light. [16]
p. illus. S8vo. [19677
© July 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 485127.
[Boston PIANO & music co., ine.] In-
structions and suggestions to retail-
_ers. 15, [4] p. nar, 12me, “Shou:
[19678
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435641; H. L. Weidner,
Iowa City, la
Boor and
co.*, Boston.
Boston VARNISH ¢co.*, Everett, Mass.
Here’s the big 1916-17 edition.
Dealers’ mint of selling hints. 16 p.
illus. (part col.) fol. [19679
© Aug. 10, 1916;.2 eG Aug.ios,
1916; aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 436670.
Bower (Charles F.) Printing ink sit-
uation. 15 p. 16mo. [19680
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 436162; Charles Eneu
Johnson & co., Cleveland.
886
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See ee ee ee a ee, ew ee i eS ee TP
= ee
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Bowers (Edwin F.) [19681, 19682
Detecting tuberculosis with colored
lights. (In Chicago herald.) © Sept.
3, 1916; 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442392.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
First aids to beauty. 39 p. .12mo.
aie week library.) @©@ July 31,
notGs 2 e. and aff. Aug. 9, 1916; A
435650.
© Every week corporation, New
York.
Boynp’s city dispatch. [19683, 19684
General ae list no. 46, 118, cover-
title, 16 4t0°° © Jan. 4, 1916;
2c. and alt. July 10, 1916; "A 432999.
[List cover] [4] p. fol. [Text parallel
fo pindime.| ©-July 5, 1916; 2
and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432998.
© E. J. Williams, New York.
ie)
BozEMAN, Mont. R. L. Polk & CcO.’s
Bozeman city and Gallatin County
directory, 1916-1917. [v.9] Helena
and Butte, Mont., R. L. Polk & co.
of Montana, 1916. 377 p. 8vo.
_ $5.00. [19685
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 437308; R. L. Polk & co.,
Helena, Mont.
Brapy (J. E.)* Mason City, Iowa. Cell
intelligence cause of evolution. (In
Mason City morning times.)
[19686
Pane 2s. 1916; 1 c. Sept. .13,
1916; A 442445,
BRAYDEN (William H.)
[19687-19691
Irish pay big war taxes. © Sept. 15,
916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916; A £49568.
London bank for Belfast. © Sept. 5,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 442800,
M’Neill honored by Irish. © Aug. 10,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A “anita.
Sons’ valor helps Ireland. © Sept. 15,
916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916; A 449559.
eehee the conscription law. © Sept.
2, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 6, 1916; A 442264.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
BRESNAHAN ee emnbrine Ford) *
Hamburg, N. J. [19692, 19693
Ten group system for church finances.
Card, printed on both sides, 9 by 54
inches. $5250 sper: seis. ©) Apr. sat
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 24, 1916; A
434876.
Ten group system for county organiza-
tion of the anti-saloon league. Card,
printed on both sides, 54 by 34 inches.
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 24,
1916; A 434875.
19701
BripGEPorRT, Conn. Bridgeport city di-
rectory, including Stratford, Fair-
field and Southport, 1916. [v. 50]
[New Haven, Conn.] The Price &
Lee company, 1916. 1405 p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $6.50. [19694
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 487255; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
BRINKLEY (Nell) When we build our
castles in Spain. (In New York
evening journal) [19695
i, Sept, 15, 4916; 1 .¢, Sept. 16,
1916; A 442515; International news
service, New York.
SNOAKER (Frank) Expert construc-
tive accountancy, a post-graduate
course; the Broaker method. Pt. 8.
New York, Broaker accountics cor-
poration [1916] 2 p. 1., [205]-232
p. 4to. $1.00. [19696
© June 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 27, 1916; A 434997; Broaker
accountics corp., New York.
Brockway (Frank) Aldena. chap.
12-15. (Jn Illustrated companion,
August, 1916) [19697
© July 22, 1916; 1 e« July 24,
1916; A 441256; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
RROEKHOVEN (Jessie B.) How to play
the world’s most wonderful musical
instrument, the player-piano. 28 p.
16mo. [19698
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485910; Church-Bein-
kamp co., Cincinnati.
BROOKMIRE economic service. Lumber
and building. Sheet, chart, 11 by 17
inches. _ [19699
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 485705; Brookiire eco-
nomic chart co., New York.
| Brooks rupture appliance co.*, Mar-
shall, Mich. Mrs. Carson answers an
advertisement. cover-title, 14, [1]
p. illus. 16mo. [19700
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436673.
BRoTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen &
enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our spe-
cial study course. The Westing-
house air brake, pt. 3, sec. Tb. (In
Brotherhood of locomotive firemen &
enginemen’s magazine, August, 1916)
[19701
©) Age. 1 1916-4 1. ¢.) Ame. 31,
1916; A 442171.
64353—16——2 887
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19702
pt.1;,.B.S.; ve ae
Brown (Anna Wuerful)* Toledo, O.
A. W. B. book no. 6-8. 3v._ illus.
obl. 12mo. Contents.—no. 6. Gift
novelties in tatting—no. 7. New
yokes and collars; crochet and tat-
ting.—no. 8. Tatting and crochet for
wearing apparel, for household lin-
ens. [19702-19704
© Ager 19! Zip? 2916+ 2. c each
and aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439006-—
439008.
Brown (David)* Chicago. Facts about
milking. Chicago, The Calfway
milker co., [1916] 15 p. illus. 4to.
[19705
© June 1, 1916; 2
8, 1916; A 486666.
Brown (Ethel ©.) Three Gays at
Merryton. Illus. by Grace G. Kel-
ley. Philadelphia, The Penn pub-
lishing company, 1916. B28 1D.
front., plates. ‘12mo. $0.90. [19706
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 487352; Penn pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
(Hester P.) Glimpse of Bel-
in the days of Maine’s first
(Jn Lewiston journal)
[19707
©: July 29, 1916y3 a es Pulp st,
1916; A 442077; Lewiston journal
e. and aff. Sept.
Brown
fast
governor.
cO., Lewiston, Me.
Brown (J. Alex.) Empty envelope
earton. [4] p. 16mo. [19708
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
6, 1916; A 486619; Duplex envelope
co., ine., Richmond.
Brown (Raymond F.)* Buffalo. Mr.
Dooley on insurance. [8] p. 16mo.
[19709
© June 29, 1916; 2
aff. July 24, 1916; A 486080.
[BrowNJOoHN (John)] Adventures of
Miltiades Peterkin Paul: illustrated
by John Goss and lL. Hopkins.
Boston, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard co.
PSIG} 2" p- 1.” Pe Bae. eels Tron.
illus. Ato. [19710
© Aug. 24,-19162 2c) and aft.
sept. 1, 1916; A 487518; Lothrop,
Lee & Shepard, co., Boston. [Copy-
right is claimed on new matter.]
Brunswick, Balke, Collender co.*, New
York. Waste places shall be made
glad and the desert shall blossom as
the rose. cover-title, 22 p. illus.
Svo. [19711
©) Aug. 25, 1916*. 2>@" and’ aif.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436573. -
e. duly 1.1916;
BRYANT (Lane)* New York.
[19712-19715
Baby needs. cover-title, 16 (fold.) p.
illus. 8vo. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] @© Apr: 4, 1916; 2-e and ase
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435598.
Cornelia’s jewels. = Dp. (pare fold.}
illus.. Svo:; © Sept. 425 19t6220e2
and aff. Sept: 22). 1916: A 438507.
Mater modes. Spring & summer, 1916.
cover-title, 60, [4] p. illus. Ato. @
Max. 83. 1916: 2c. and afi. Aug. 4,
1916; A 435596.
Modes for extra-size “or stout figures.
Spring and summer, 1916. cover-
title, 34 [2] p. illus. 4to. © Mar.
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 435597.
BucHan (John) [19716-19720
British consolidate positions they won.
© Aug. 19, 1916; 1 ¢c. Aug. 23, 3916;
A 441978.
British hold gains on western front. ©
Aug. 12, 1916; 1 c. Ane. 1) 19%64
441806.
German main lines captured by British.
© Sept. 9, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 442477.
Maurepas victory joins allied armies.
@ Sept. 2,:1916; 1 e: Sept. 6,436
442267.
Menace for Thiepval in advance of
British. © Aug. 26, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug.
30, 1916; A 442142.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news ¢o., Chicago.
BucHANAN (Lily Butler)* Trenton,
N. J. Soldier’s wife. 2 p. L, [3]—
11, [1] p. 8vo. ESeenario]
[19721
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435998.
Buck & Glen, inec.*, Winston-Salem,
N. C. Army & navy bulletin. [nos.
4,5, 6] 3 v. illus. (part. col.) Svo.
$0.10 each. [19722-19724
© July 5, 11, 14,.1916; 2 e« and
aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 436241436243.
Buckiey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[19725-19729
Some suggestions for discontented part-
ners; © Aug. 21, 19165 1%) Agen 2G:
1916; A 442072.
‘Various cases brought under honest ad-
vertising laws. © Aug. 28, 1916; 1
c. Sept. “F; ,1916> Al 442187.
What recourse has the addressee of ‘@
bungled telegram against the company
where he makes a loss through it? ©
Sept...4,..1916; 1. «..Sept,, 44, 323065
A 442367.
When employees can and when they can-
not be discharged. © Aug. 7, 1916;
1c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 444775.
When the seller lies down on contracts
to sell merchandise. © Aug. 14, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1916; A 441960.
{Note: The foregoing are in Modern mer-
chant and grocery world]
888
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
BuETTNER (T) & ©CO.,,
Catalog no. 31.
ine.*, Chicago.
Wholesale only.
Fall, 1916, spring, 1917. 64 p. illus.
obl. Svo. Price list attached. 16mo.
[19730
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 4386744.
BuFFALo, N. Y. Buffalo directory,
1916. Buffalo, The Courier company
of eral, #919. 1815 p. Svo. $s. oe
[1973
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ae
am 1916; A 437373 ; Courier co. of
Buffalo, Buffalo.
Bumpy (Mary T)* Racine, Wis. Min-
imum essentials in English grammar.
Boston, New York [etc.] Atkinson,
Mentzer & company [1916] 64 p.
Svo. $0.25. ; [19732
@, Aug. 10,1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Aug. 23, 1916; A 485997.
Bunty Brown Bunnikin’s travels and
other bedtime stories. New York,
The Platt & Peck co. [1916]. 1 p.
iaaeeag fp. eol. front... illus... Svo.
({Bed-time story-land books])
$0.15. [19733
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1916;
aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 485952; Platt &
Peck co., New York.
Bureau of credits*, Richmond. Mem-
bership list of the Bureau of credits,
Richmond, Va., and exchange refer-
ence list. cover-title, 26 p. 8vo.
[19734
© Nov. 9, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 4862 276.
Burcess (Thornton W.) [19735, 19736
Adventures of Qld Man Coyote by
Thornton W. Burgess; with illustra-
tions by Harrison Cady. Boston, Lit-
_ tle, Brown and company, 1916. vi p.,
Melee 2Oap, —tront. plates... “12mo.
(Bedtime story-books) $0.50. ©
Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 9,
1916; A 4387614.
Adventures of Prickly Porky, by Thorn-
ton W. Burgess; with illustrations by
Harrison Cady. Boston, Little, Brown
and company, 1916. 4 p. 1., 116
front., illus. . (Bedtime story-
books) $0.50. Sept: 6, 1916; 2c.
and aif. Sept. 9, 1910: ‘A 437613.
© Little, Brown, and company,
Boston.
Burester (Nathan G.) Rational sys-
tem of fire insurance rating (Jn
Fire protection ) [19737, 19738
4th instalment. © June 25, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441899.
Sth instalment. © July 28, 1916; 1c.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441900.
© Fire protection, Cincinnati.
.
ee
19748
BurKHARpDT (Charles A.)* Jersey City.
Christmas vocabulary. Jersey City,
N. J.. W. J. Burkhardt [1916] [4]
p. 24mo. $0.15. [19739
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436387.
Burritt (Ernest A.) Gross profit.
cover-title, [5] p. diagr. 8vo.
[19740
© June 17, 1916; 2 c. July 6, 1916;
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 435948; Geo. E.
Keith co., Campello, Mass.
BUSINESS herald, New York’s guide to
better buying. v. 1, no. 1. Sept. 5,
1916. (In New York herald)
[19741
5, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 6, 1916;
New York herald co., Jer-
© Sept.
A 442258 ;
sey City.
BusINESS training corporation*, New
York. Blake gets a new viewpoint.
[15] p. illus. 16mo. [19742
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
22, 1916; A 436455.
Buss (William H.)* Fremont, Neb.
Rev. W. H. Buss of Fremont and his
Nebraska prize poem. (Jn Fremont
tribune. ) [197438
©). Mars, 23 ASIC 2.1. .c..Sepix a5,
1916; A 442501.
Butter brothers*, Chicago. Vesuvius
lighting goods. Electrical and gas
fixtures. 52 p. illus.. obl. 8vo.
[19744
© Aue Att, 1916-2 'e: “Aue. 16,
1916; aff. Aug. alee 1916: A 486408.
. New York.
[19745, 19746
Je! Bs folder, illus. 4to.
10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Aug. 11, ‘1916: A 435679.
Instructions for making the crochet and
lace designs shown in the Delineator,
. illus. 4to.
BUTTERICK pub. co.*
Filet appliqué.
0.10.
1916; A 434966
BUTTERICK quarterly. v. 9, no. 8, Au-
tumn, 1916. 88 p. fol. [19747
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 485680; Butterick pub.
o., New York.
Byers (A. M.) co.*, Pittsburgh. Se-
lection of pipe for modern buildings.
19 p. illus. 16mo. [19748
© Aug. 16,- 19165 (2c. Aug.) 28,
1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 436640.
889
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19749
pt. i, misjwedsS
BytiesBy (H. M.) & co.*, Chicago. | CAmERoNn (Carl C.)* Slater, Mo. Rule
Public utility properties in which
Standard gas and electric company
owns investments. 1p. 1. [59] p.
illus., maps. 4to. (On cover:
Standard gas and electric company. )
[19749
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and -aff.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 435760.
Byron (May) Little small red hen,
by May Byron, illus. by Kathryn
McManaman and others. New York,
The Platt & Peck co., 1916. [12] p.
illus. (part col.) fol. $0.10.
[19750
© July a1 19162: 2.9e July 28,
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 485789;
Platt & Peck co., New York.
M.)* Little Landers
Colony, Cal. Lex natura; interna-
tional chart. Key to all sciences.
<= sheets, charts, 224 by 14 inches.
[19751
© June: 16,1916: 2..¢. Aug. 32.
1916; aff. June 27, 1916; A 435605.
CALENDAR Of days, 1917. New York,
Barse & Hopkins, 1916. [108] p.
Svo. in box 84% by 53% inches. [19752
© Aug, 25).1916: 2 eo anda,
Sept. 1, 1916; A 439122; Barse &
Hopkins, New York.
CALIFORNIA walnut growers associa-
tion*, Los Angeles. Circular no. 1,
Aug. 31, 1916. [4] p. 4to. [19753
© Sept. 2,.1916- 2 ce and.an.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 486706.
CALLAGHAN & company’s Illinois cu-
mulative quarterly digest. [v. 3, no.
2, Aug., 1916.] Comp. and ed. by
R. H. Wilkin, Chicago, Callaghan
and company, 1916. 1 p._l., 320 p.
4to. $7.50 per yr. [19754
©> Augs.29, 2916 3} 2:5ex Sept; 1,
1916; aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 488224;
Callaghan & co., Chicago.
CALDWELL (G.
CALUMET baking powder co. Dollie
cook book. [14] p. col. illus. 16mo.
[19755
© Aug. 12). 1916; 2 @- ands ais.
Aug. 16, 1916; A 485778; Stevens,
Davis co., Chicago.
CAMDEN, N.J. Boyd’s Greater Camden
city directory, 1916. Philadelphia,
Pa., C. E. Howe company, 1916. 2
p: 1. 43-1328. fi.-e: 23227 > p:
$6.00. [19756
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 4387331; C. E. Howe co.,
Philadelphia.
Svo.
for finding on what day of month
the first Sunday in January will fall.
[3] p. S8vo. [19757
© July 22; 1916-2 ¢ anda
July 27, 1916; A 436111.
CAMERON-SCHROTH co. Supporting our
trade mark. Sheet, col. illus., 19 by
24 inches. in envelope 63 by 84 in-
ches. [19758
©. Aug. 10, 1916 ;.2 se sand ame
Sept. 8, 1916; A 4386663; W. Sid Fish
service for advertisers, Chicago.
CAmMp (Walter) ed. Foot ball rules,
as recommended by the Rules com-
mittee, 1916. cover-title, p. 123-197.
16mo. (Spalding’s athletic library)
[19759
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 487646; American sports
pub. co., New York.
CanEDy (Charles R.)* North Adams, ~
Mass. Trail of the Mohawk. 48 p.
illus., map. obl. 16mo. $0.35.
[19760
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. —
May 23, 1916; A 435862. ’
CANNON (George L.) Geography of
Colorado. xxp.illus.,maps. (1 col.)
Ato. [19761
© Sept. 6, 1916: 2c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438260; American book
co., New York.
Cantu (Hstaban) Gov. Cantu in
signed statement for — — — denies
Japan has naval base or soldiers in
Lower Cal. Proof, port. [19762
© July 7, 1916; 2c. and afl Aue
4, 1916; A 485613; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Captor life insurance co. of Colorado*, —
Denver. .
Livrouos weprypagy THs aoharelas Cwys —
Kal Ta KEpdn THS Ta SynuoTLKwWTraTa aodadio —
Tua éyypada Kal Ta érnora etoda. 7 Pp.
illus. 16mo. [19763
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 4386301.
Carso corporation. Carbo systems.
cover-title, 24 p. illus., diagrs. t
(catalog 16) [19764 ©
-© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Mar. 2, 1916:
Louis Michod, Chicago.
890
8vo. © |
A 432701; Charles a
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
CARNEGIE steel co.*, Pittsburgh.
[19765, 19766
Axles and forgings for-steam and electric
railway service. Standard axle de-
signs and specifications. [7th ed.] 88
p. front. illus. diagrs. 12mo.
June 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 22,
1916; A 432645.
Bulb sections. [38d ed., Sept. 1, 1916]
Lf Pp diagrs. 12mo. Au ug. nt
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 21, 1916;
435967.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[19767-19771
Fifty men keep order in wilds of British
northwest. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1c. Aug.
28, 1916; A 442102.
Frank G. Carpenter describes great low-
lands in the heart of Alaska. © Sept.
3, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 449959.
Frank G. Carpenter writes of Uncle
Sam’s farm, close to the Arctic circle
in the Yukon section. © Sept. 10,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1916; “A 449433,
Governor Black tells how the Yukon is
governed. © Aug. 20, 1916; 1c. Aug.
21, 1916; A 441965.
Romance of Alaskan mining when gold
was discovered in Klondike. © Aug.
PeeloLG;s ££ ec. Aug. 14, 1916; A
441792.
[Note: The foregoing are in Washing-
ton Sunday star.]
CARRIER engineering corporation*, New
York. Carrier dehumidifying appa-
ratus. 63 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 101) [19772
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436665.
CarroLtL (Lewis) Alice’s adventures
in Wonderland. New York, The
Platt & Peck co:. 1916. [12] p. col.
illus. fol. $0.10. [19773
aly 11, 1916: 2 c. Aug. 31,
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 485788;
Platt & Peck co., New York.
CARSTENS (Frederick W.)* Medford.
Ore. Christian science; is it Chris-
tian? 380 [1] p. 16mo. [19774
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. July 31, 1916;
aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 485887.
Carter (Nicholas) pseud. Case of
many clues; or, A hand with fangs.
New York, Street & Smith [1916].
317 p. 12mo. (On cover: New mag-
net library no. 986) $0.15. [19775
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 486538; Street & Smith,
New York.
Case (John J.) & Snyder (Theodore
M.)* Saratoga Springs, N. Y. C. S.
war game: United States vs. Mex-
ico. Explanation and rules sheet, 12 !
by 64 inches. [19776 |
© July 25. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 4386327.
GROUP Il
19788
CASPAR’S guide and map of the city of
Milwaukee. lith ed. rev. Mil-
waukee, Wis., C. N.- Caspar co.
[1916] 236 p._ illus., ports., maps.
(part fold.) 16mo. $0.35. [19777
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 4387250; C. N. Caspar co.,
Milwaukee.
CASTLE (Agnes)* Hindhead, Surrey,
England. Chief of the Cabinet Noir.
(Jn Premier magazine, Oct., 1916.)
[19778
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; A ad int.
2768; pubd. Sept. 1, 1916.
CATALOG ptg. co., inc.*, New York.
[19779-19782
Automobile accessories, 1916. cover-
title, 127, [1] p. illus. S8vo. © June
tf, 1916: o) ce. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916;
A 435891.
paar mae supplies. [1916] cover-
title, LL pee huss Svo-. ©, dune
d has 5 ie. "2c. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916;
A 435890.
Everything for the motorist. 1916.
cover-title, 127, [1] p. illus. §8vo.
vune 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aft. Aug. 18,
1916; A 435892.
Buyers’ guide, 1916. 8p. 4to. © June
1, 1916; 2c. and aff.-Aug. 18, 1916;
A 435889.
CATHOLIC year book, 1917. [Atlanta,
Ga., Stafford pub. co., 1916] 31 p.
illus. S8vo. $0.50. [19783
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2 ATG: A 439004 : W. F. Young,
Atlanta.
CEDAR RAPIDS BUSINESS college*, Cedar
Rapids, Ia. Business educational
guide. 38th year book. 48 p. illus.,
ports. fol. [19784
©. Aue (25s 1916: Does Anew 2s:
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 489096.
CEDAR RAPIDS SAVINGS bank. Your
estate. Your wish. Your will. 22p.
12mo. [19785 ~
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 435894; J. M. Dinwid-
die, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
CENTRAL district telephone co.*, Phil-
adelphia. Clarksburg, Fairmont,
Marietta [etc.] telephone directory.
May 10, 1916. 176 p. 4to. [19786
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
13, 1916; A 434928.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century service.
[19787, 19788
July, 1916. cover- ale Ot TS alas ols
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. June 22, 1916;
aif. June 24, 1916; A 432674.
Sept., 1916. cover-title, 25 1. illus.
fol. @ Aucs.-i1f, 1916;5;2 ¢.. and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 436522.
891
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19789
CHANDLER & CO., ine.*, Philadelphia.
Investment company. 17 p._ nar.
Svo. [19789
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436336.
CHANUTE, Kan. R. L. Polk & C0.’s
Chanute city directory 1916 [v. 7]
Chanute, Kan., R. L. Polk & co,
1916. 314 p. 8vo. $4.00. [19790
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 437418; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
CHAPMAN (Arthur)* Denver. Out
where the West begins, and other
small songs of a big country. 17 p.
SvO. [19791
© July 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
14, 1916; A 4385070.
CuHaArRLoTTE, N. C. Charlotte, North
Carolina city directory, 1916, v. 18.
Asheville, N. C., Commercial service
co., 1916. 48, 101-635 p. 8vo.
(Piedmont series) $7.00 [19792
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 488185; Commercial
service co., Asheville, N. C.
CHATILLON (John) & sons*, New York.
Catalog no. 19. 214 p. illus. 16mo.
(Cover-title: Chatillon seales. )
[19793
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436742.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., First national
bank. Advantages of a city bank.
cover-title, [4] p. 16mo. [19794
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 486166; W. B. Otto,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
CHAvEZ (Luis) América é industrias
Americanas. [7] p. S8vo. [19795
© July 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 485202; Steven de Csesz-
nak, ine., New York.
CHEBOYGAN, Mich. R. L. Polk & c¢o.’s
Cheboygan city and county directory,
1916. cv. 45 ( SDetrorty Mich. Ree.
Polk & co., 1916. 2p. 1. p. [15]-821.
Svo. $5.00 [19796
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
251916; Al4373823 BR. Polk &eq:,
Detroit.
CHELAN County, Wash. R. L. Polk &
co.”s Chelan, Douglas, Grant and
Okanogan counties directory, 1916—
17. v. 7. Seattle, R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., 1916. p. 2426 illus., map.
Svo. $6.00 [19797
©) Aug, 31, 1916s 2 cand ait
Sept. 5, 1916; A 487568; R. L. Polk
& co., ine., Seattle.
pt. 1, WIS Ve lee
CHENEY (William D.) Simplicity of
success. [10] p. 16mo. [19798
© July 25, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 435648; Izzard co.,
Seattle.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telep. ¢o.*,
Baltimore. Washington & vicinity
telephone directory, June 1, 1916.
cover-title, 255, 110 p. 4to. [19799
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. July 21, 1916;
aff. June oT. 1916; A 485210.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone co.
of Va.*, Baltimore & Roanoke, Va.
Telephone directories. [19800-19803
Alexandria, Lorton, Marshall, [etc.],
June 1916. cover-title, 22 p. S8vo.
© June 1, 1916; 2 « July -8, 1916;
aff. June 27, 1916; A 435209.
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News
[etc.] June 15, 1916. cover-title,
167, 55 p. 8vo. © June 15, 1916;
ec. and aff. July 8, 1916; A 434865.
Richmond, Ashland, Fredericksburg
[ete.] June 1, 1916. cover- title, ae
61 p. 8vo. © June 1, 1916; 2 e.
July 8, 1916; aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435875.
Roanoke, Salem and Vinton, Va.
916. cover- -title, 60 p. S8vo.
Aug. 24, 1916; 2 «¢. and aff. Aug. 28,
1916; A 439036.
J uly
CHESTNUT-BALL (Mollie D.)* Heming-
ford, Neb. Aunt Sally’s home made
home budget. 38, [6] p. 24mo.
$0.50. [19804
© June 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 484964,
CuicaGco, Ill. Annual police guide.
Police directory of Chicago. 1916.
[Chicago, West Park police benevo-
lent association, 1916] cover-title,
2, [5]-514 p. ports. 12mo. [19805
© June 1,. 1916;-2¢, Aue ger
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 4388311;
L. H. Wilson, ine., Chicago.
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSN.*,
Chicago. National used car market
report. [19806, 19807
eee ed. Auailiany to 10th ed. ip. lL,
D. 2mo. Aug. 26, 1916; 2 e.
Sept. 2, 1916; aff. Sept. Ale 1916;
439134.
10th ed. 1p. 102 p. map. 4to. ©
> Aues 26, 018: 2 e, Sept. 2, 1916;
aff. Sept. uh 1916; A 439135.
institute.
course.
cover-
8vo.
[19808
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 489115; National electric
light assn., New York.
Cuicaco central station
Commercial engineering
Lesson 138. Electric signs.
title, 44, [1] p. illus., diagrs.
892
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
CHICAGO DAILY news co.*, Chicago.
: [19809, 19810
Chicago travelers in Paris. © Aug. 10,
916; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 441769.
Italian guns smash Austrian defenses.
Ane. 12,1916; 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1916;
A 441305.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
CHICAGO FUSE mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Catalog no. 28. cover-title. 132 p.
illus. 24mo. [19811
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 24, 1916; A 482679.
Cuicaco HrIcHTs business. college.
[Churchill sherthand] 16 p. illus.,
ports. 24mo. [19812
eas. 21) 1916; 2. ce. Aug.. 23,
1916; aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 436671;
Geo. T. Churchill, Chicago Heights,
Ill.
CHICAGO MERCANTILE Co0.*, Chicago.
Early fall styies. 71 p. illus. Ato.
(Catalogue no. 159, fall, 1916)
[19813
© Aus 10. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 485899.
CHICAGO STAGE lighting co.*, Chicago.
Electrical stage lighting apparatus
and effects, moving picture machines,
stereopticons, acessories and other
projection apparatus. 5th ed. cov-
er-title, 66, [1] p. illus. nar. 24mo.
[19814
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 26,
1916; aff. July 8, 1916; A 484851.
(‘Hicaco telephone co. Bell telephone
directories. [19815-19824
Blue Island district. June, 1916. viii,
—-48 p. S8vo @ July 17, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. jay 24, 1916; A 435264.
Calumet district of Indiana. July, 1916.
er peove ©) Aug: 21, 1916: 2 ‘¢.
and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436549.
Chicago Heights district, June, 1916.
42, (2), 12 py. “Svo. © July 13,1916;
2c. and aff. Suby 215 19165 A 435198.
Highland Park, Lake Forest, Heerield
[ete.] July, 1916. 68, 8 p. 8vo. ©
July SPEC oC. and aif. July pail
1916 ; ‘A 435197.
Joliet district. July, panes 91, 28 p.
4to. © Aug. 7, 1916 ce. Aug. 29
1916 ; aff. Sept. 11, 1916: A 436772,
La Grange district. July, 1916. 57, 8
p. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 439043.
Lake County district. July, 1916. 48,
Op. 4to. @ Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c and
aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A’ 439082.
North Shore district. July, 1916. 96,
Zope sto. © Aug. “14. 1916: 2 -c¢.
and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 4388210.
Oak Park district. July, 1916. 91, 51 p.
4102 -.@ “Aus. 14). 191.652: ¢. and aft.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439083.
19831
Cuicaco telephone co.—Continued.
Wheaton district. June, 1916. viii, 9—-
of p. *svo.” © duly 11, 1916- 2 ¢.
and aff. July 14, 1916; A 435067.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Cuico, Cal. R. L. Polk & co.’s Chico
and Oroville, Cal., directory, 1916.
Ve @& -Qakland.. Cal... KR. Lo Polk '&
co., 1916. 264 p. S8vo. $5.00.
[19825
©’ Aug. 17, 1916; 2 e@ and» aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 487309; R. L. Polk
& co., Oakland, Cal.
CHiILD’s (L. D.) Freedom’s fetters.
Indianapolis, Ind.,-Hanly & Stewart
EISIG] — 36" p: 12mo. “$0.10:
[19826
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
81, 1916; A 485457; Enquirer pub.
co., Indianapolis.
CHOATE (Florence) Our baby, a rec-
ord, with illustrations by F. Choate
and Elizabeth Curtis. New York,
Philadelphia, J. Wanamaker, [1916]
30,5. .cok, front. ius. -€part, col.)
S8vo. $1.00. [19S27
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1916;
aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 436762; Fred-
erick A. Stokes co., New York.
[CHurcH (W. C.)] Interpretations,
infantry drill regulations 1911. Sept.
16, 1916. (Jn Army & Navy maga-
zine. ) [19828
© Sept. 16, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442567; W.C. & F. P. Church,
New York.
CHURCHILL (Helen B.)* Milwaukee.
Mother: Card, col. illus. 5 by 7
inches. $0.35. [19829
© Dec. 10, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A. 486310.
CHURCHILL (Winston S.) % Hughes
Massie & co.,* London. War by land
and sea. (Jn London magazine, Oct.,
1916) [19S30
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; A ad int.
2762; pubd. Sept. 20, 1916.
CINCINNATI, O. Directory of station-
ary engineers and steam plants of
Cincinnati, O., and vicinity for 1916.
Cincinnati, O., The Cincinnati sta-
tionary engineers’ directory co.
[1916] 147 p. 4to. $3.00. [19831
© June 1, 1916; 2c. Aug. 2. 1916;
aff. Aug. 15, 1916; A 4372338; Cincin-
nati stationary engineers’ directory
co., Cincinnati.
893
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19832
CITIZENS trust co., Jeffersonville, Ind.
Christmas savings fund, 1917. Card,
printed on both sides, 3% by 6 inches.
[19832
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 436483; Mayes printing
co., Louisville.
CLANcY (J. R.)* Syracuse, N. Y. The-
atrical stage rigging. 63 [1] p. illus.
4to. (Catalogue no. 26) [19833
© June 21, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
July 7, 1916; A 484861.
CLARK (Albert W.)* Melrose High-
lands, Mass. Graded writing text-
books. Shorter course. Book 1, 2.
Boston, New York, Ginn and com-
pany, 1916. 2 vv. illus. obl. 16mo.
in envelopes, 63 by 114 inches. $1.08
per doz. [19834
© Aug. 1, 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 485907. [Copyright
is claimed on new matter and ar-
rangement ]
CLARKSVILLE, ‘Tenn., First national
bank. Bank and the people. cover-
title, [8S] p. 16mo. [19835
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
ti, 19iG;s” A 436732; Kit PB: Purse;
Chattanooga.
CLEARWATER (Henry Pope)* Hallowell,
Me. Thesis: How to summon na-
ture to your aid. cover-title, 16 p.
port. 16mo. [19836
© July 22. 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
26, 1916; A 436291.
[CLEATOR (Alice Jean)] Children’s
day helper, no. 2, by A. J. Cleator
[and others] Philadelphia, Pa., Hall-
Mack co., 1916. cover-title, 16 p.
Svo. $0.10. [19837
© May 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434878; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
CLEMENT (Ernest W.) [19838, 19839
Japan's rice crop is good. © Sept. 12
1916; 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 449505"
Wilson wins poll in Japan. © Aug. 22,
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 25, 1916; A 442052.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
Chi-
CLEMMER paramount pictures.
[19840-19842
Scouts. Sheet, col. illus. 10 by 7
acer ae Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. ; LOG: A 436777.
me
ee
pt. 1, 0. s., v. 13
CLEMMER paramount pictures—Contd.
Would you believe it. Sheet, illus.
by 7 inches. © June 30, 1916;
and aff. July 13, 1916; A’ 434925.
Zip, the zebra. Sheet, 10 by 7 inches.
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916; A 43677 6.
© Howard S. Clemmer, Spokane,
Wash.
CLEVELAND, O. Classified building
trades directory of Cleveland, Ohio
and vicinity. New York, Issued by
the A. B. C. catalogue co. [1916]
[3] p. fol. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [19843
© June 22, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
15, 1916; A 484974; Richard M.
Roesser, New York.
CLEVELAND twist drill co.*, Cleveland.
High speed or carbon drills? cover-
title, [8] p. diagrs. 24mo. [19844
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 4384678.
CLOAK, suit & skirt manufacturers pro-
tective assn.*, New York. Official
trade directory, July, 1916. 457 p.
S8vo. $25.00. [19845
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 4387720.
CrosE (EK. H.) realty co.*, Toledo, O.
Co-operative home owners club. [15]
p_..us:” Sve: [19846
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aif. July
27, 1916; A 4386106. 3
CLOTHIER pub. co., ine.*, New York.
Style forecast for spring and sum-
mer 1917. Sheet, illus., 22 by 22
inches. . [19847
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 436087.
CnE (Ora) [19848-19850
Millinery facings. Instruction paper
with examination questions. Ist ed.
108. Seranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] ~ cover-
title, 47, 2 p. illus., 8vo. (Woman’s
institute of domestic arts and sciences,
ine.; Department of millinery, asso-
ciated with the International corre-
spondence schools.) © Apr. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 8, 1916; A 434854.
Millinery shop. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 1st ed. 118.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company, [1916] cover-title, 38, 2 p.
illus. S8vo. (Woman’s institute of
domestic arts and sciences, ine., De-
partment of millinery, associated with
the International correspondence
schools.) @© June 20, 1916; 2 c. and
aff: July 21, 1916; A "435208.
894.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Cné& (Ora)—Continued.
Ribbon trimmings. Instruction paper
with examination questions. pt. 1-6.
Ist ed. 107 A-F. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 6 v. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
(Woman’s institute of domestic arts
and sciences, ine., Dept. of sewing,
associated with the International cor-
respondence schools.) @©@ Apr. 15, May
20, 1916; 2 c, each and aff. July 15,
1916; A 435091.
© International educational pub.
co., Scranton, Pa.
[CoE (Sayers) ] [19851, 19852
American poets of the soil. (Mentor
reading course no. i-6) Proof. @©
Halve. LOG: 2: e. and aff. Aug: 2,
1916; A 435560.
Argentina, Mentor reading course, mon-
ograph no. 1-6. Proof. © Aug. Il,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435780.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
CoLtE motor car co.*, Indianapolis.
Cole 8—construction and care. Ist
ed. Tip. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Se-
ries 860) [19853
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
3, 1916; A 434975.
CoLGATE & co.*, New York. Bringing
up the teeth. Things that help as
told by a dentist. 15 p. — illus.
12mo. [19854
eames. 21. 1916.2 ¢ Aug: 23,
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 486534.
CoLiier (P. F.) & son, ine.*, New York.
How we get it. [21] p. ‘plate, map.
12mo. [19855
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 486526.
Cottier (Theodore F.)* Providence,
R. I. Syllabus of the Revolutionary
and Napoleonic era. [Providence,
R. I., The Kensmore press, 1916]
[36] p. 4to. $0.75. [19856
© July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 485190.
Cottins (Henry Albert)* Havana, Il.
Life annuity bonds. Grinnell, Ia.,
Grinnell college [1916] 16 p. 12mo.
[19857
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 4881381.
Cortins (Samuel)* Philadelphia. Pa-
per centering scale for L. C. Smith &
bros., typewriter no. 5 or no. 8; di-
rections for using. Sheet, 12 by 94
inches. $0.10. [19858
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 439046.
19871
COLLINS PUBLICITY service*, Philadel-
phia. ' [19859-19866
Collins business building bulletin, July
5, 1916. [3] p. lilus. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © July 10, 1916;
2 ¢.-and aff. July 13, 1916: A 434924.
Newspaper advertisements. cover-title,
7 1. 4to. [Text parallel to binding]
© Aug. 16) 1916; 2 c and af Aug:
19, 1916; A 486448.
Newspaper articles. Nation wide thrift
movement. 6 sheets pasted in folder.
fol. [Text parallel with binding] @
Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 19,
1916; A 456449.
Vocational studies, no. 11. Carpentry.
School ed. cover-title, [16] p. illus.
4to. (Teachers’ auxiliary) @© July
13, “L916: 220) July 24-9 1916 at.
July DI. 1916; A 436056.
nos. 14-17. School ed. 4 vy. illus.
4to. (Teachers’ auxiliary) Contents.—
no. 14. Machinery.—no. 15. Domes-
tie science.—no. 16. Journalism.—no.
17. Art. © Aug. 17, 28, Sept. 15, 16,
1916; 2 ¢. each and aff. Sept. 29°
1916; A 438463-438466.
CoLorRADO cumulative quarterly digest.
v. 1, no. 3, June, 1916. Denver, Col.,
The W. H. Courtright publishing
company, 1916. cover-title, 225 p.
4to. $7.50. [19867
© July 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 438063; W. H. Court-
right pub. co., Denver.
COLUMBIA IRON & wire works ¢0.*,
Canton, O. Catalog F of fire-escape
views and miscellaneous work. 24
p. illus. fol. (Cover-title: Fire
escapes and fire prevention) [19868
© July 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 435167.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, Department of
neurology*, New York. Outlines for
clinical examination. [2] p., 15 1.
4to. [19869
© July 19; 41916; 2 ec: and’ aft:
July 20, 1916; A 436006.
COLUMBUS DENTAL mfg. co.*, Colum-
bus, O. Art of crown and bridge-
work. 438 p. illus. S8vo. [19870
© Sept. 45 19162 ce) Septa: 44,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 486808.
COLUMBUS RAILWAY, power & light co.
Let us do it for you, by electricity.
cover-title, 12 p. illus. 16mo.
[19871
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 4386657; Francis M. Bab- —
bitt, Columbus, O.
895
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19872
CoMMERCIAL and financial chronicle.
Hand-bock of securities, July, 1916.
Description; income; prices; divi-
dends. New York, W. B. Dana
company, 1916. 200 p. obl., 32mo.
$1.00. [19872
© July 43;-1916;5°2 ¢° and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 489124; William B.
Dana co., New York.
CoMMERCIAL bank, Harrisburg, Pa.
[19873, 19874
Sure and easy savings club. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 12 by 62 inches
fold. to 16mo0:. © Aus. 15. 1916: 2) ¢:
and aff. Aug. 17, 1916: A 436435.
© American savings club co., Har-
risburg, Pa.
100-payment savings club of the Com-
mercial bank; rules and regulations.
cover-title, [4] p. 24mo. © Aug. 17,
191G2-2 Cwand aft. Aueie19, A9tGe A
435971.
© Benjamin F. Arthur, Harris-
burg, Pa.
CoMMERCIAL BANK, Port Huron, Mich.
Money when you need it. Sheet,
printed on both sides, illus. fold. to
nar. 8vo. . [19875
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 485581; Riverside print-
ing co., Port Huron, Mich.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR Co., inc.*, New
York. Euclid commercial calculator.
cover-title, 31 p. illus. S8vo.
[19876
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 489104.
CoMMERCIAL SAVINGS bank & trust co.*,
Toledo, O. Reservoirs of power.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. 16mo.
[19877
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 486488.
COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE, Cincinnati.
[19878, 19879
Commercial tribune’s Who’s who contest.
@ July 19, 1916: 1 & Sept. 22, 1916;
A 442665.
Official answers to and winners in the
Commercial tribune’s Who’s who con-
test. Aug: 15 1916; Pe. “Sept. i22,
1916; A 442667.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Cincinnati
Commercial tribune]
© Mar-ge-let adv. co., Cincinnati.
TS
COMMONWEALTH Savings bank*, De-
troit. Safety for savings. cover-
title, [8] p. illus. 16mo.
[19880
© July 17, 1916. 2
ec. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 436437.
er
pt. I; BSS Wade
CoNCoRDIA coupon corp. Concordia
trading stamp book. cover-title, 8 1.
24mo. $0.10. [19881
© July 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485040; Henry A. Cors,
New York.
(Lizzie
CoNNORTON G.)* Chicago.
Eventide. Sheet, 6 by 64 inches.
[19882
© July 2, 1916; 2 ce. July 11, 1916;
aff. July 29, 1916; A 486167.
Conover (W Rockwood)
[19883-19884
Control of expense materials. . © Sept. 7,
1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 9,,4996% A 442355.
Electric ovens ard furnaces. © Aug. 24,
1916; 1 c, Aus. 26, 1SiGeue 445070.
[Note: The foregoing are in American
machinist]
© Hill pub. co., New York.
ConraD (Charles F.)* New York. No
more gray hair; the universal hair
color restorer. Sheet, illus., 9 by 5
Inches. $5.00. [19885
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 489003.
CONSOLIDATED sales co.*, San Fran-
cisco. You’d smile too. [6]:
folder, illus. 16mo. [19886
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 485615.
CONTINENTAL BOND corporation, Den-
ver, Col. Plan of the Continental
investment bond. [4] p._ tables.
fol. ; [19887
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 435990; H. R. Mitchner,
Denver.
CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC.*, Chi-
cago. Preparedness. [16] p. col.
illus. nar. 16mo. [19888
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 4384971
Cook (Frederick Skelton)* Lower
Makefield Township, Pa. Efficiency.
cover-title, 48 p. 15mo. [19889
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 486386.
Cooper (George Herbert)* San Jose,
Cal. Elementary arithmetic of the
octimal notation. 2d ed. 3 p. L,
p. {9]-53. diagrs. 8vo. [19890
© July 10, 1916; 2 co Sulyess
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 436535.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter. ]
896
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
19908
JooprER (J. Fenimore) last of the
Mohicans, by J. Fenimore Cooper,
condensed and retold by Bianche EH.
Weeks. Dansville, N. Y., F. A. Owen
pub. co.; Chicago, Ill., Hall & Mc-
Creary, [1916] 386 p. 12mo. (In-
structor literature series [no. 259C] )
$0.10. [19891
(}) June 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
ZY 1916; A 4385917; F. A. Owen
pub. co., Dansville, N. Y.
(CO-OPERATIVE BUYING co. Citizen’s de-
fense puzzle. [Rules for playing
nee 2. card, col. illus., 9 by 7
inches, in envelope 8 by 103 inches.
$0.10. [19892
© June 8, 1916; 2 « and aff. June
80, 1916; A 435060; Lillian Elizabeth
Roy, Brooklyn.
CO-OPERATIVE REALTY assn. Builetin of
the Co-operative realty association.
June 1, 1916. cover-title. [40] p.
illus., ports. 16mo. [19893
© June 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 484679; D. J. Ellis, Port-
land, Ore.
Coos telephone co.*, Lancaster, N. H.
Laneaster district telephone direc-
tory. [Section] 14. Summer issue,
1916. cover-title, 36 p. Svo.
[19894
mee. 2 51916; 2c. Aug. 5,
1916; aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 436290.
CoRNELL (Hdward Lyman)* Chicago.
General instructions to pregnant
women under the care of Dr. Kdward
L. Cornell. cover-title, [7] p. 16mo.
$0.05. [19895 -
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 435187.
CoRTE-SCOPE co.*, Cleveland. Instruc-
tion book on how to use your corte-
scope. 15p. illus. S8vo. and mounted
sheet, 84 by 7 inches. , [19896
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 485986.
CorRTLAND grinding wheel corp.*, Cort-
land, N. Y. [Cortland grinding
wheels.] 10th ed. 84p. illus. Svo.
[19897
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436391.
Cory (David) Dorothy-Jack book.
- by David Cory, illus. by Elizabeth
Colburn. New York, The Platt. &
Pee co. 1916. “fi2] p. illus. (part
col.) fol. $0.10. [19898
Ow July. 140.1916: 2 ¢.. July 28,
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 435790;
Platt & Peck co., New York.
89
Country home, the ladies’ farm jour-
nal, v. 27, no. 16. Aug. 15, 1916. (In
Fruit-grower, Aug. 15, 1916) [19899
© Aus o16, 1916; c Augs 25:
1916; A 442059; W. G. Campbell, St.
Joseph, Mo.
COVELAND orchards*, Greensboro, N. C.
Apple a day keeps the doctor away.
[4] p. illus. (part col.) S8vo. -
[19900
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A 486479.
CoxEN (Omar W.) Ford romance.
Elwood. Ind., Dime rime co., 1916.
eover-title, 17 [1] p. 16mo. [19901
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
%, 1916; A 485625; Dime rime co.,
Elwood, Ind.
CRAFTSMEN co. Locale. cover-title,
[Sie ps” nary sSvo: [19902
©) July 3. 1916s 2ic Ane. i 19116.
aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 436293; J. Wes-
ley Hammond. Albany, N. Y.
Craig (Newell H.)* Seattle. Wet ore
tests, approved by N...H. Craic:
Sheet, S34 by 7 inches. [19903
©, Aug, 12; 1916; <2 esand gat:
Sept. 11, 1916; A 436685.
CRANE co.*, Portland, Or. Helpful
suggestion. Sheet, 184 by 64 inches.
[19904
Oedulys Ae 1916 2) cand atin
July. 24, 1916; A 435221.
CREDIT clearing house. Credit barom-
eter. Aug. 1, 1916. Sheet, col. map
and diagrs., 24 by 30 inches. $25.00.
[19905
©) Julyeois 1916s 2 Aus, 1 191G:
aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A 4385983; Her-
bert Wheeler, New York.
CRESSMAN’S (Allen R.) sons*, Phila-
delphia. [19906, 19907
Cressman’s eee a really good of
icizar ©) 8, 65°31" G Nept
16, 1916; i P4983.
Cressman’s CUS TO your nickel’s
biggest buy. © Bepe eo Gite eae:
Septa ai2s 1916. A 4 42411.
[Note: The pnpenine are in Columbus
citizen. |
CretcHer (Mack P.)* Manila, P. I.
Bank ads that pay, results for you,
by Mack Cretcher. cover-title, 52 1.
24mo. (Cretcher system) $2.50.
[Text parallel to binding] [19908
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 489262.
lord
(
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19909
Crort (Terrell)* University City, Mo.
Practical lessons in electricity. Les-
son 17. (in Jovian, Sept., 1916.)
[19909
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 8, 1916;
A 442298.
Cross (Tom Peete) [19910, 19911
Be England’s famous old ghosts return-
nz. @ Aug: 20, 2916; 1 ¢« Aue. 21,
1916: A 441936.
How the blood-lust of the Aztecs rules
Mexico to-day. Aug. 13, 19t6:; 1
e. Aug. 14, 1916; A 442040
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
CROSSLEY (Ruth) Pigegy-Wiggy &
Piggy-Wiggins and other bedtime
stories. New York, The Platt &
Peek eo. [1916] 2 pss [Sti wp:
col. front; illus. 8vo. ([{Bedtime
story-land books]) $0.15. [19912
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1916;
ain. “Aue 7, 1916; A. 445961 5 Ee laae
& Peck co., New York.
CROWELL (Katharine Roney)* New
York. Betty’s trip to Japan. Pt. 1.
[New York] Woman’s board of for-
eign missions [1916] 22 p. 16mo.
(Travels, series 2, in which - Betty
goes abroad) $0.05. [19913
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
1, 1916; A 434961.
CrowTHerR (Samuel) Watchful wait-
ing blamed for anarchy in Mexico,
pt. 3. (In New York Sun) [19914
©)»Aus:. 13; 1916" (1 - en Aue 15,
1916; A 441782; Sun printing and
pub. assn., New York.
CRUGER advertising system*, Norwalk,
O. Retail clothier’s advertiser. v.
36. Fall ed. XIV p., 203 numb. 1,
p. 205-224. illus. 8vo. $4.00.
[19915 |
©) Ang 26, 1G: 2c.” Senet;
1916; aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A:438218.
Crusius (E. L.)* New York. Chiro-
practic. 68 p. 16mo. [19916
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 434687.
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)* Sacramento.
Some aspects of modern shingling.
Sept. 1916. (Jn Building age.)
[19917
© Aug. 29, 1916; 1 ec: Aug. 31,
1916; A 442170.
pt. Sy vi fe
CUMBERLAND telephone & telegraph
co., ine.*, Louisville. Louisville, Ky.
Bell telephone directory, July 1,
1916. cover-title, 338 p. 8vo.
(American telephone & telegraph €o.)
[19918
© July 25, 1916; 2 c and aft
July 29, 1916; A 486146. [Copyright
is claimed on new names. ]
CumMMINGs (John H.)* Detroit. Facts
in law that will beat your mother-
in-law. New ed. [4]... -pert.
32mo. [19919
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 485779.
CUMMINS (Samuel)* New York. Birth
control. 7p. Svo. $0.50 [19920
© July 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435240.
CUNNINGHAM (Claude C.)* Kansas
City, Mo. What you ought to know
about water and soil. Kansas City,
Mo., [G. W. Hoyt, 1916] 15 p.° 8vo.
{19921
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 4357 75.
Curtis (Alice Turner) Ted Gilman.
Illus. by Isabel W. Caley. Phila-
delphia, The Penn publishing ¢com-
pany, 1916. 197 p. front.) aie
12mo. $0.25. [19922
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 437353; Penn pub. co.,
Philadelphia. .
CURTIS-LEGER fixture co.*, Chicago. )
[19923, 19924
obl. 48mo. @
and aff. Aug. 3,
C. L. pedivider. [4] p.
Luly. 29, LOt6- 22 ce
1916; A 4386219.
Hangers. 7; [1]. p. . jhus
(part col.)
4to. © Aug. 10, 1916
2° @ ang ee
Aug. 14, 1916; A 435752.
CURTIS PUB. co.*, Philadelphia.
[19925, 19926
Two pages facing. jee p. illus. fol. ©
June 28, 1916: c. June 29° 1916
aff. July 21, is16: A 435213.
Where opportunity is great. 85 p.
maps. fol. £3.00. Aug. 14, 1916;
©
2c. and aff. Aug. n Ley 1916; A 436410.
Curwoop (James Oliver)* Owosso,
Mich. Girl beyond the trail, July
24-Aug. 28, 1916. (In Every week.)
[19927 ©
© July 19-Aug. 23, 1916; 1 ¢.
each Aug. 28, 1916; A 442119.
898
BOOKS, GROUP II
19957
no. 9, 1916
Curren & Wood supply co. atalogue
at. Boston, Providence [1916]
mexix, 655, [1]. p. . Ulus. .8vo.
[19928
Op Aue. 17, 1916; 2 »e:; and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 438151; R. R.
Donnelley & sons co., Chicago.
DAILY HELPS, a calendar for 1917.
{New York. Barse & Hopkins] 1916.
56 1. col. illus. 24mo. in box 6 by
83 inches. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [19929
fea es, A9IG: 2c, and aff.
sept. 1, 1916; A 4389120; Barse &
Hopkins, New York.
DAILY RECORD calendar, 1917. New
York, Barse & Hopkins, 1916. [108]
i Syo: [19930
© Aue. 25,°1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 489121; Barse &
Hopkins, New York.
DARYMAN’S milk co. Mary Jane’s
recipes. [4] p. col. illus. 24mo.
[Text parallel to binding. ] [19931
© June 1, 1916; 2c. July 1, 1916;
aff. Sept. 1. 1916; A 486579; Milk
dealers sales service, Boston.
DAKOTA business college*, Fargo, N. D.
[19932-19934
Message from successful men and wo-
men to. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 14 by 11 inches, folded
torvoble? 24mo. 3@) July 20; 1916; 2 e.
and aff. July 27, 1916; A 436108.
Urgent appeal to. Sheet, illus. (part
eol.), printed on both sides, 14 by a
inches, fold. to obl. 24mo. © Jun
21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 26, 1916:
A 434691.
You owe it to yourself to mail the
coupon. Sheet, col. illus., 14 by 11
inches, fold. to 12mo. © Shu lye ey
Lion ee and air. July 15; L916:
A 434972.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [19935-19939
Aug. 27, 1916. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1 .
Aug. 29, 1916; A 4aoi7.
mae is, 1916, +©) Aug.- 13, 1916; 1 c.
Aug. 15, 1916; A 441783.
mueeO, 1916. © Aug. 20, 19163 1c.
Aug. 22, 1916; A 441968.
Seino Ole... ©) wept. i, L916 Le.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 442269.
Sept. 10, 1916. © Sept. 10, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. ies 1916; A 442416.
Date (Mary) Day before marriage.
Los Angeles, Cal., W. T. Potter
Pegg! ) [59] p: ‘col. illus. . 8vo.
$2.00. [19940
i) sAug, 23,1916; 2.-¢c;. and. aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 487435; Warren T.
Potter, Los Angeles.
DALRYMPLE (Leona) Good night sto-
ries. Proof, illus. [19941-19950
Bee and the crow. © July 22, ee 74s
and aff. July 28, 1916; A435417.
a eye. © Aug. 5, Later 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 17, 1916; A "436411
Enchanted scissors. © Taly 1, ASIGs 2c
and aff. July 10, 1916; EN 432979.
In the cornfield. © July 29, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 4386258.
Marta and the night king. © July 15,
ran e. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
Mole eastle. © Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436412.
Poplar plume. © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Sept. 13, 1916; A 436788.
Stars and fireflies. © June 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432968.
Tale of a bamboo stick. © Aug. 26,
eee on ce. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A
36750.
Tree-top elf. © July 8, 1916: 2 c. and
aff. July 15, 1916; A 434979.
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
Danny JTox’s adventures and other
bedtime stories. New York, The
Platt & Peck co.) (191) kop
Ei(iz Ds eels “tronin MWhtsSs coor
([Bedtime story-land books]) $0.15.
[19951
© July 21, 1916; 2c. Aug. 8, 1916;
aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 435959; Platt &
Peck co., New York.
DARLING (George B.)* Squantum,Mass.
Evolution of the ought to be. cover-
title. 15 p. 16mo. $0.25: [19952
eC Puly 2019tG= "2 "as Fuly 24;
1916; aff. July 22, 1916; A 486092.
DARLING (Grace) Roads to some-
where. (Jn New York evening jour-
nal) [19958-19955
Aug. 7, 1916. © Aug. 7, 1916; 1 ¢«. Aug.
8, 1916; A 441836.
Aug. 14, 1916. © Aug. 14, LONGI ore:
Aug. 15, 1916; A 441851.
Auge. 18. 1916: @ Aug. A8.51916; 1.¢
Aug. 19, 1916; A 441918.
© International news service, New
York.
Dav’s blue book, Syracuse and central
New York, 1916. New York city.
Dau’s blue books, ine., 1916. 136 p.
Svo. $5. 00. [19956
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 437608; Dau’s blue book,
inc., New York.
DAVENPORT (Claude M.)* Los Angeles.
Correlated life insurance and trust
company service. [11] p. 16mo.
(Citizens trust and savings bank)
$1.00. [19957
©. June 10, 1916; 2.e. July 10,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 435001.
899
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19958
pt. 5m se vate
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[199358, 19959
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city, Aug., 1916,
Wall chart, 252 by 15 inches.
© Aug. 1, 6; 2. Aug. 4,
1916; aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 436254.
Davies’ par value card. Sept.,
Card, 263 by 18 inches. $1.00.
Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 21,
1916; A 439435.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston.
[19969, 19961
May your heart be
full of cheer. cover-title, 1 1. illus.
24mo. $0.35. © July 14, 1916; 2 e«.
Aus. 24-1916: aft: Aus: 30, 29965 A:
436554.
Merry Christmas.
Christmas greetings.
Never a wish more
heartily meant. Card, col. illus., 4 by
5 inches. $0:10. .<© July 14, 4916:
oy Aug. 24, 1916; aff. Aug ey 1916;
A “456553.
Davis (J. G.) Golf reminiscences.
(In Golfers magazine, Sept., 1916)
[19962
© -Septs- 4 191621 e. Seperias:
1916; A 442529; Golfers magazine
co., Chicago.
Davis & Bond*, Boston.
[19963-19969
Christmas greetings. [As the far-seeing
eyes of the stars look down] 2 I.
col. illus. 24mo. $0.15. © July 10,
19IGE 2 Ne and ait July, -20, - 19016:
A 436038.
[I send this little greeting.] 2 1.
col. illus. 24mo. . $0. 15. © July 10,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20, 1916; A
435659.
Merry Christmas from afar.
Christmas finds us far
col. illus. 24mo. $0.15.
1916) 2) e and afl. July 20, TorG:
435657.
Miles of Christmas wishes.
may be measured in inches. ] 2
col. illus. 24mo. $0.15. © July 10,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 20, 1916; A
435658.
To you this little card, send.
illus., 34 by 6 inches. L104 @ July
10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. say 20019165
A 436030.
We cannot touch each other’s hands.
Card, illus., 32° by inches. $0.10.
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20,
1916; A 486081.
While the Christmas bells are ringing.
Card, 34 by 6 inches. $0.10. © July
10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20, 1916;
A 436032.
DAVISON’S
trade.
Aug., 1916, to Aug.,
ed. Cffice ed.
[ Though
apart -2) 4:
A
[My card
knit goods
[19970, 19971
1917. 26th annual
New York, Davison
publishing co., 1916. 716 p. maps.
Svo. $38.00: ©, Aug 17, L9G 2c
and aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 437276.
Aug., 1916, to Aug., 1917. 26th annual
ed. Pocket ed. New York, Davison
publishing co., 1916. 716 p. 12mo.
$2.00. © Aug. 14, 1916: 2 cr and
aft, Anges 15; 1916; A 438068.
© Davison pub. co., New York.
hosiery and
DAVISON’s knit goods jobbing trade.
7th annual ed., 1916. New Yerk,
Davison publishing co., 1916. [56] p.
82mo. $0.50. [19972
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 488067 ; Davison pub. co.,
New York.
DAWE (Sampson)* Boston.
[19973-19977
Littie gem vest pocket chart of divi-
dends and net cost. 1916-17 ed.
16mo © Mar. 27,
May LT 1916:
A 433038
Same. © Mar. 29, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436441.
Little gem vest pocket chart of regular
life insurance companies. [1916] 2
p. 1., 7-983 p. i6mo. $1.00. © July
ae 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aus: 23,/9916- >
A 437338.
Little gem vest pocket chart of regular
life insurance companies. Eastern
ed.. [1916] .2 p. 1. 7-567 -pe Siéme
$1.00. © June 1,-1916: 2 @€ andes
Aug. 23, 1916; A "437339.
Unique comprare chart of premium
rates of the regular life insurance
companies. 23d annual ed., 1916-17,
417 p., 2 cards attached to inside of
cover, i12mo. — $1.00." eialys es
1916; 2 c. and afk “Aue > 2a 9906 A:
37340. .
Day- (Lillian Pascal) Funn family;
verses and plan by Lillian P. Day;
pictures by Myrtle K. Fallis. New
York, Platt & Peck company [1916]
[8] p. illus., 6 col. plates. fol.
$0.35. [19878
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1915;
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 4385589; Platt
& Peck co., New York.
PesneE (Nathaniel Carter)* Carnegie,
Pa. Gustie Deane, artist, to whom
do I speak? [4] p. illus., port.
Ato. [19979
© May 30, 1916; 2
Aug. 2, 1916; A 435559.
De BEKKER (Leander J.)* Brooklyn.
Birth of the waltz. -New York,
Writers’ publishing compay. [1916]
9 p. 4to. (Motion picture ballet
scenario) $0.25. [19980
© July 18, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
29, 19162 * A: 436091.
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn*,
Cuts, society brand clothes.
and winter, 1916-17. 62 1.
fol.
© July, 1577 1916: 2e
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439097.
DEFIANCE manufacturing co.*, New
York. Wholesale stationery depart-
met.''124 p. ‘illus.;- col.” ply Sage
(Cover-title: Stationery specialties)
[19982
e. and’ aff.
e. and aff.
Chicago.
Fall
illus.
[19981
and aff.
© April 26, 1916; 2
May 4, 1916; A 432657.
9090
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
20023
Dr Hass (Louis)* Washington. Cate- | Derroir truck co.*, Detroit. Tonford
gorical system of music teaching.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 7 by
114 inches fold to 12mo. $0.20.
[19983
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436648.
DeLawake & Atlantic telegraph & tele-
phone co.*. Philadelphia. Telephone
directories. [19984, 19985
Camden district. June 15, 1916. 112
p. 4to. © July 8, 1916; 2 c. and aZ@.
July 13, 1916; A "434929.
Trenton district. July 5, 1916. 128 p
4to. © July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 435525.
DENNIs (Clara G.) Bradley’s straight
line picture cut-outs. Alice in Won-
derland. Springfield, Mass., Milton
Bradley company, 1916. 13 sheets
illus., clips in. small envelope in en-
velope, 83 by 93 inches. [19986
(© Apr. 18, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 18,
a91G: 1 c Aug. 25, 1916; aif. Aug.
17, 1916; A 436528; Milton Bradley
co.. Springfield, Mass.
De Rouviite (George S.)* Albany.
Baseball advertising service for
men’s wear stores. vy. 1, nos. i—12.
13 1. illus. nar. 8vo. [Text par-
ailel to binding. ] [19987
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Apr. 20, 1916; A 430375.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report, month of August [1916].
(in Oil City derrick.) ;i998s
© Sept. 1, 1916: 1 ¢ Sept. 5,-
1916; A 442254.
DETMER service.
y. 17, no. 2. Anniversary no. [8]
-iilus. (part col.) fol. @© Aug.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 14, 1916;
435754.
ois 4.522. 4... Bins. fel... ©
July 27, 29, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435590, 435591.
© Detmer woolen co., New York.
[19989-19991
Nad
A
DETM=ER woolen co.*. New York. New
styles for fall now ready. Sheet,
col. illus., 112 by 9 inches fol. to obl.
_32mo. [19992
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916: A 456699.
Detroir, Mich. R. L. Poik & co.’s De-
troit city directory from the year
beginning September 1, 1916. v. 54.
Detroit. Mich.. R. L. Polk & Ga.,
1916. 2792, [2851]-38769 p. front.
(foid. map) to. $12.00. [19993
© Sept. 9, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept.
22,1916; A 438462; R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
oot | f'21 2. tue
© July 19, 1916;
26, 1916; A 436383.
Svo. [19994
2 ce. and aff. July
DEVEREUX (Washington)* Philadel-
phia. Electrical key. 140, [1] p.
16mo. $0.25. [19995
© Mar. 24, 1916;
10, 1916; A 136324,
2 c. and aff. Aug.
De, Vrteiss? mis: ro.=.
Aeron system. Booklet J. Sept. 1,
1916. 24 p. illus. ee [19996
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 19IGS A 435903.
Devore (F. W.) & Reynolds (C. T.)
co.*, New York. How to sell more
paint. The Devoe system of build-
ing up a paint department. cover-
title. 16 p. col. illus. fol. Post
cards attached. [19997
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
1, 1916; A 436187.
Toledo, O.
DEVONIAN mineral spring co.*, Lorain,
O. Story of a well man by one who
knows him. cover-title, 32 p. nar.
16mo. [19998
© July 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434996.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter and revision]
Dickens (Charles) Oliver Twist, by
Charles Dickens, condensed and re-
told by Mathias R. Heilig, Dansville,
N. Y., F. A. Owen pub. co.; Chicago,
Tll., Hall & McCreary, [1916] 35 p.
12mo. (Instructor literature series
[no. 260 C]) $0.10. [19999
© June 1, 1916; 2 © and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 435918; F. A. Owen pub.
co., Dansville, N. Y.
Dickey (W. 8.) clay mfg. co.*, Kansas
City. Instruction book for erecting
the Dickey silo. 23, [1] p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. [20000
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24,1916; A 435364.
Diesy (Bassett) [20001-20023
Austria and Bulgaria to pay. © Sept. 2,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 6, 1916; A se
Bomb hurt Kaiser’s son © Au 28,
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1916: A £49166.
Czar’s men blessed at Danube crossing,
@ Sept. 6, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1916;
A 442329.
Czar’s ukase rallies 1,000,000 wild men.
@ Aug. 14, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 17, 1916;
A 441798.
Foes tighten hold upon Transylvania. @
Sept. 4, #9165. - co sept... t 4916; A.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20024
pt. 3 nes. v.d3
Dicpy (Bassett )—Continued.
Buideabure trying 2 stem Slav drive.
Aug. 16, i916: e, Aue. 19) 1916;
A 441908.
How Russians drove their way to Halicz.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442560.
Hungary in a panic as Roumanians gain.
© Sept. 1, i9865 1 ‘¢. Sept. 5; P9IG;:
A 442233.
Japan tak <es cash from U.S. © Aug. 30,
£91G > 2 es Seps..2,. 4916; A. 449901.
Kill eo passengers. © Aug. 18, 1916;
i ¢. Ane. 23, 1916; A 441987.
Lull on east front nese new drive.
© Aug. 19, 1916; e, Aus. 23, 1916.
A 441975.
New poison gas colorless. © Au
29iG: tech Aug. 23, 1916 7A A41 974.
Queen is imperiled = bombs from air.
@ Sept..12, 1916: 1c. Sept. 16, 1916 -
3
A 442506.
Roumania acts at right time. © Aug.
: G34 cepe Sept, A SS1Ge A.
442183.
Roumanians score seventy mile gain. ©
ree TOG: Te. Sept. 19) A9IG =X
Roumania’s act seen as shortening war.
© Aus. 30, 1916: 1.-¢. Sept. 2, (916°
A 442196. i
Russia is guarding fleeing diplomats.
pept, 11; 4916 3°) ec. Sept. 14, 1915:
442485
©
A
Russians fighting two fierce battles. ©
eeul. a 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 14, 2996: A
7
Six villages taken as Slavs sweep on. ©
Aug. 11,°1916 ;.1 ¢. Aus. 17; 1916;
441814.
Stories of heroism of Russian soldiers.
© Sept. 13, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916;
A 442512.
@© Aug. 14,
Teutons foreed to retreat.
1916; d-c: Aung. 17) 1916s A 441800.
To use new poison gas. @ Aug. 10,
41916; 1. .c. Ang. 14,1916: A 441766.
Uxkull bridgehead Verdun of the Dvina.
© Aug. 9, 191Gs 4 ec: Ane. 12,1916 + 4
441736.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
DinAN (Edward Warren)* St. Louis.
Dinan’s lumber table. Sheet, 13 by
213 inches. $1.00. [20024
© June 22, 1916; 2 °c and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434707.
Directory of curb and bond brokers.
July, 1916, issue. Card, 223 by 183
inches. $1.00. [20025
(O) sty “IA, “WS 2 ae,
1916; aff. July 13, 1916; A 436018;
‘Landon T. Davies, New York.
Dissin (Adolph)*
bookkeeper,
suggestions ]
$2.50.
(ey Mae? 111086, 2
June 20, 1916; A 436760.
Albany. Silent
[the object, advertising
a, eas
[20026
e. and aff.
[114] p. 4to.!
Disston crucible. v. 5, no. 6, 7, July
15, Aug. 15, 1916. 2 vy. illus., port.
8vo | [20027, 20028
© July 2; 1A9iece2
Sept. 2, 1916;
Henry
delphia.
Dossins (John W.)* Newark, N. J.
e. and aff.
A 436612, 436613;
Disston & sons, ine, Phila-
Personality as a business asset.
cover-title, [6] p., 25 1. (1 blank).
obl. 16mo0. $0.25. [20029
© Aug. 19, 1916: 2 ¢€ “and aie
Aug. 24, 1916; A 436499.
DopnceE (F. W.) co.*, Boston. Archi-
tects of New England, 1916. cover-
title, 53 p. 24mo. [20030
© July 18, 1916; 2
24, 1916; A 435220.
DomeEstic engine & pump co.*, Ship-
pensburg, Pa. [20031, 20032
Domestic gas-engine-driyen contractors’
machinery. 27, iL] pp. Sigs Ese
(Bulletin no. 16 C) -@- Aug. 3; 2916s
2c. and aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A 435988.
Stationary and portable gas engines
pumping outfits hydro-pneumatic tank
systems. 31 p._ illus., pos) 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 16 E) © Sept. 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916: A "436731.
DoNAHEY (William)* Chicago.
[20033-20037
Four Teenie Weenies get lost in the
woods. © Sept. 3, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 9,
1916; A 442319.
Teenie Weenie boat runs aground. @
Sept. 10, 1916; 1 € Sept a= s33e-
A 442468.
Teenie Weenies are invited out to lunch.
@ Aug. 27, 191631 c. Aus Si 158G-
e. and aff. July
A 442159.
Teenie Weenies go fishing. © Aug. 13,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441667.
Teenie Weenies meet a duck. © Aug. 20,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 24, 1916; A 442022.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
Doopy (Maurice)* Bonham, ‘Tex.
Doody’s book of recipes and leather
worker’s guide. cover-title, 27 p.
16mo. $0.25. [20038
© July 29, 1916; 2. ce Ane Za;
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 489032.
DorFNER (Olga Florence) Mankind
cursed by doubt of ability in daily
work. Article no. 1-5. Proof, illus.
[20039
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 12, 1916; A 436352; N Newspaper
enterprise assn., Cleveland.
Dorin of Paris*, Paris. Dorin of
Paris. 14, [2] p. illus. 382mo.
[20040
© July 10, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
July 12, 1916; A 485593.
902
E
j
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
20061
Doup (Louie Naomi)* Norwalk, O. | Drue products co., inc.*, New York.
Arabian knight incense burner.
Sheet, illus., 4 by 4% inches. [20041
© June 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 4386288.
Dow (Joel B.)* Beloit, Wis. Thine is
the Kingdom. Card, 6 by 34 inches.
[20042
© June 14, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 436517.
Doyze (Arthur Conan)* Crowborough,
Sussex, Hngland. British campaign
in France. Chap. 5, 6 (Jn Strand
magazine, Sept., 1916) [20048
© 1e. Sept. 20, 1916; A ad int.
2757; pubd. Aug. 25, 1916.
DRANE (Sam Dade)* New York. He
who saved the nation; the spirit
and reincarnation of Abraham Lin-
eoln. cover-title, [6] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [20044
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 485696.
DRESSEL (Herman) New Barnes
readers. ist year 2d half. Book 1.
By Herman Dressel, May Robbins
ad ob, Wo Graft: illus. by MM: D.
Hill. New York and Chicago, The
A. S. Barnes company [1916] 96 p.
colaihis: 12m0. $0.32. [20045
paue 2). 1916: 2 ¢. Aug. 28,
1916; aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 438165;
A. 8. Barnes co., New York.
DREYER (Mrs. D. A.)* Portland, Or.
' Mexican hair preparations. [6] p.
folder. 32mo. [20046
m, Aue 21, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 439088.
DroMGooLte (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (In Nashville
banner ) [20047-20051
Ane St? 1916. -@) Aug. 12, 1916: 1 ¢.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441756.
Aug. 19, 1916. © Aug. 19, 1916; 1 «.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 4aid58.
Aug. 26, 1916. © Aug. 26, 1916; 1 «¢.
Aug. a6, 1916; A 442100.
Semi. talG. '@ Sept. 2, 1916; 1 ‘¢,
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442252 -
Sept. 9, 1916. © Sept. 19, 1916':' 1 '¢
Sept. 11, 1916; A T1536.
DROUVE (G.) co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Sash operators; straight-push type.
Sheet, illus., diagrs. 214 by 17 inches.
(Architectural service corporation.
Service sheet 1, no. 201, May, 1916.)
[20052
(© Aug... 17;,-1916-: 2. ¢.. and iia
Aug. 25, 1916; A 439014.
Surglet; the non-adhering sterile
surgical gauze. [8] ” p> | *felder:
24mo. [20053
© May 16, 1916; 2 @ July 10,
1916; aff. July 15, 1916; A 4384968.
Drum (Charles R.)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Other fellow’s sister. [10] p. port.
Svo. $0.15. [20054
© June 15, 1916; 2 c July 19,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 4386024.
Duck (William B.) co.*, Toledo, O.
Catalog no. 10. Anything electrical.
cover-title, 292 p. illus. 12mo.
[20055
© May 29, 1916; 2 ec June 26,
1916; aff. June 24, 1916; A 4316438.
[DuckwortH (J. Herbert)] Is Lord
Kitchener alive? Proof. [20056
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 436351; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Duccan (Elizabeth Churchill)* Buf-
falo. Story of Betty and her sweets.
[16] p. illus. 82mo. [20057
© July 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485065.
DunHAM (M. Keith)* New York.
Oxy-acetylene welding, no. 5. (In
Blacksmith and wheelwright, Sept.,
1916) [20058
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1916;
A 442331.
DUNN-WEBB (Mrs. Gourlay) Tron
play. (Jn Golfers magazine, Aug-
ust, 1916) [20059
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1c. Aug. 14, 1916;
A 441753; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
DuranpD (Herbert) Seventy-five dol-
lars’ worth of vegetables for less
than ten dollars. New York, The
Every week library, 1916. 381 p.
front. (port.) diagrs. 12mo.
[20060
© June 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 27, 1916; A 482694; Every
week corporation, New York.
DvuvaLt (Laura S.)* Colorado Springs,
Col. Song of the seven falls. Card,
illus., 6 by 9 inches. $0.15.
[20061
jy July 201916 + 2. Gy dulye.24-
1916; aff. July 28, 1916; A 4386168.
64353—16——3 903
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20062
Dwyer (Anna) Science explains why
a vacation at home works more harm
than good. (ifn Chicago herald)
[20062
© July 2, 1916; 1c July 3, 1916;
A 440702; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Dymot (John Baptist)* Fresno, Cal.
Perpetual calendar. [6] p. 24mo.
$0.10. [20063
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485901.
EAMES (Frank) [20064—20065
Dropping his ede: Sheet, 11 by 33
inches. $0. © daly £7, 1916; Zan o
July 19, i916: aff. July 28, ioe:
A 436169.
Invocation. Sheet, 11 by 33
0.10. © July 17, LOG 2 en uly 19;
1916; aff. July 28; 1916; A 486170.
© Henriette A. Plante, Dingman’s
Ferry, Pa.
EiBpEyY (Clyde - R.)** Los
India’s ninety and nine.
by 54 inches. $0.05.
© Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c. May 13, 1916;
aff. July 22, 1916; A 436099.
Economist. June, 1916. Section 2.
Investors’ section. Chicago, The
Economist publishing company, 1916.
1G6fop: | maps. fol. SL.00" - W20067
© June 24, 1916; 2 « June 26
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 486020;
Economist pub. co., Chicago.
Kconomy service co.*, New York. Cut
bulletin. [20068-20071
no. A150. 2d no. for Aug., 1916. cover-
title, 22:1. illus,’ fol- © July 15
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 19, 1916;
435166.
aio, ) ATS*. ast. no.)for -Sept:,. “1916.
cover-title, numb. 1. 59-69. illus. fol.
@ Aue. 1. t916 = 2 ¢. and all: Aug.
1916: A 436269.
No. A152. 2d no. for Sept., 1916, cover-
titles 2 illus. tole (@VAus lon tls 5
2c. and aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 435911.
no. A153. ist no. for Oct., 1916. cover-
title, numb. 1. 81-87 illus. fol.
Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff. Sept. 6G
1916; A 4386644.
EpGINTON (May)* Wendover, Bucks
England. Coup (The). (Jn Cassell’s
magazine of fiction and popular liter-
ature, Aug., 1916. [20072
© 1 c.. Aug. 26, 1916; A ad, int.
2740; pubd. July 28, 1916.
[Epson (Andrew W.)] Cards for the
rapid recognition of phrases and
word-groups. i1st-4th set. A-—D. by
[A. W. Edson and Mary E. Laing]
4 v. ecards in envelopes, 6 by 16
inches. $0.40 per set. [20073
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485885; Benj. H. San-
born & co., Chicago.
inches.
Angeles.
Sheet, 94
[20066
o;
1
5)
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b]
A
©
’
pt. 1, ness vias
EFFICIENT advertising.
July, 1916. 24 p. illus. (part col.)
ports. fol. [20074
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 486237; Robert Smith ptg.
co., Lansing, Mich.
Vek Bare
ItcBeRT (H. M.) (In
Chicago herald) [20075
© Aug. 27, 1916; 1 c« Aug. 28,
1916; A 442106; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Wolf trap.
HLECTRIC storage battery co.*, Phila-
delphia. [20076-20080
Instruction book for E. 8S. B. axle light-
ing equipments. 24 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. @© July 31, 1916; 2 © andean
Aug. 29, 1916; ‘A 435541.
Instructions for installing and operating
the Chloride accumulator battery, two
plate type in glass jars for isolated
electric plants. 16 p._ illus., diagr.
8vo. (Form 1402, ist ed., July, 1916)
@ July 31, 1916; 2 G and aff. Aug.
ZO TOG: "A 436540.
Instructions for installing and operating
the Chloride accumulator battery,
types D, E and F in glass jars for
isolated electric plants. 16 p. illus.
8vo. (Form 1401, 1st. edi, July,
1916) @© July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 4386548.
Instructions for installing and operating
the Hyray-exide battery in sealed glass
jars for isolated electric plants. 11 p.
illus. S8vo. (Form 1399, 1st ed.,
July, 1916) © July 315 49162 ve
and aff. Aug. 29, 1916; A 436542.
Instructions for instaliing and operating
the Ironclad-exide battery in storage
battery locomotives and cars. 32 p.
jllus., diagrs. 12mo. (Form 1391,
1st ed., July, 1916) © July 31, 1916:
2c. and aff. Aug. 29, ee A 436544.
Cleveland.
[20081-20082
Blectro-set co.’s handy book and cata-
EXLECTRO-SET €0.*,
logue. Edition B2. cover-title, 128 p.
illus., diagrs. 12mo. $0.25. © June
3, 19166, 2.c¢c Aug. 16) 239 oe
Sept. 1, 1916; A 436582.
Story of red head receivers, by Charley
Tpseus.! [8] p. illus. 8vo. © July
£5;,- 1916; c. Aue, 1916; aff.
Sept. i, iote: A 436581.
ExLfeances parisiennes. no. 4, juillet,
1916. illus. fol. fr. 6.00. [20083
© June .26, 1916; 1 « Aue 2e:
1916; A—Foreign 14152; Hachette
& co., Paris.
Ext bridge co.*, Roodhouse, Ill. Aero- -
scoping; the Big Eli way. cover-
title, [24] p. illus. 4to. [20084
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485941.
904
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Evite society of America. LHlite so-
ciety of America. [12] p.:. obl.
24mo. [20085
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 4868387; William Ludwig
Heck, Chicago.
*ENAjvo-’ Apepixivixos Huepodetkryns . . . [732]
p. 48mo. $0.20. [20086
© Dec. 12, 1915; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1916;
aff. Feb. 5, 1916; A 426041; Divry &
Stamis, New York.
ELLERY (Loren W.)* St. Paul Park,
Minn. [20087, 20088
Little bits of heaven. [4] p. 16mo.
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. June 24, 1916;
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 486283.
Tip from Dan Cupid. [8] p. obl. 48mo.
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c: Aug. 38, 1916;
aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 436648.
HiLiorr (Ida Natalie)* New York.
Famous Viennese method. 4 v. 8vo.
and 3 cards. 44 by 6 inches in en-
velope, 6 by 9 inches. [20089
© June 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 485865.
Eimuira, N. Y. Swain’s city guide and
street directory, Hlmira, New York.
60 p. maps. 24mo. $0.25. [20090
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 486567; Charles B.
Swain, Elmira, N. Y.
Eumirma, N. Y. The second national
bank. Mission of the bank. cover-
title, [8] p. 16mo. [20091
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 486342; R. P. Purse,
Chattanooga.
HuzeEY (Hdgar P.)* Parkersburg, W.
Va. [20092-20095
Our blue book of building. Going to
build. cover-title, 18] p. 16mo. ©
DUS wow LolG > 2) ec) and ait.» Aug. 22,
1916; A 436458.
Our brown book of building. Safe and
sane building. cover-title, [8] p. illus.
16mo. © Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Ane. 22) 1916; A 436457.
Our green book of building. Expense of
building. cover-title, (8] D. illus.
16mo. “© Aug. 16, 1916; Pa (Or yyaXol elie
Aug. 22, 1916; A 436460.
Our red book of building. Build now.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. 16mo. ©
Bus: AG toIlG 2 ec. and afi: Aug. 22,
1916; A 436459.
IMERSON (Alice B.) [20096, 20097
Ruth Fielding down in Dixie; or Great
times in the land of cotton. New
York, Cupples & Leon company [1916]
Pole 206 pp. front. \42mo.) (On
cover: Ruth Fielding series) $0.40.
© Sept. Py LOUG Jia. Ge Nepts 1e,) 1016):
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437669 ; Cupples
& Leon co., ‘New York,
20105
EMERSON (Alice B.)—Continued.
Ruth Fielding in moving pictures; or,
Helping the dormitory fund. New
York, Cupples & Leon company [1916]
ZED wea ZOSth Da wb OMtan asa Onn nO
cover: Ruth Yielding series) $0.40.
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c«. Sept. 13, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437670; Cupples
& Leon co., New York.
© Cupples & Leon co., New York.
INGINEER corps of California*, Oak-
land, Cal. Instruction sheet no. 5.
June 12, 1916. Outline of study
course. Sheet, 18 by 84 inches.
[20098
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. July 11, 1916;
aff. July 31, 1916; A 435492.
IuricKson (H.H.)* Minneapolis. What
every artificial limb wearer should
know. [11] p. 16mo. [20099
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 43 6217.
ERRETt (Charles)* New York. Take
Lily cups with you. [8] folder,
illus. 16mo. [20100
© June 15, 1916; 2 c June 22,
1916; aff. July 8, 1916; A 4384852.
KstaBrook (A. W.) Flour and wheat
testing. St. Louis, Mo., Milling and
grain news, 1916. 23 p. illus., port.
Svo. $1.00. [20101
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 435565; Milling and grain
news, St. Louis.
IirHeLL (John J.)* Bloomfield, Ta.
Fifty funny stories. Bloomfield, Ia.,
Bloomfield publishing company
OIG wih piel. [22] 9 poy nar tomo:
$1.00. [20102
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436817.
EUREKA electric sign co.*, Newark,
N. J. While a city looks on. [12] p.
illus. 12mo. [20103
© July 18, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 4385154.
KUTENEUVER (Frank)* Detroit. Auto
catechism. 76 p. 16mo. $2.50.
[20104
© July 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 435499.
Kvans (Egerton Kirby) Hell; or, The
purpose and duration of future pun-
ishment. Grand Rapids, Mich. The
Evans printing co., 1916. 78p. port.
16mo. $0.25. [20105
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
%, 1916; A 435627 : Evans printing
co., Grand Rapids, "Mich.
905
CATALOGUE GF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20106 pt. 1, n.s., v.13
EVANS (Harry Corney)* Union City, | Evans (W. A.) *—Continued.
O. Six new puzzies and tricks. Spasmophilic diathesis. © Sept. 6, 1916:
Sheet, 123 by 93 inches. $0.10. ic. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442524.
[20106 Spreading health. © Sept. 2, 1916; 1 «¢.
inthe, Du il 2 2 Sept. 16, 1916; A 442521.
© Ju 916; 2 ¢. July 25, Teeth and health. © Sept. 7, 1916: ek ee
1916; aif. Aug. Zale 1916; A 435946. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442525.
es 5 a Teeth during childhood. @© Sept. 10,
ee ie ee ees eG fo 1916; 1 c. Sept. 13, 1916: A 442465,
: vo SU NOT CE , 5 Treating tuberculosis by sunlight.
Sunday tribune) [20107-20141 Sept, 1916) 1 Seok 16. ieee
Acidosis. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 31, 442520.
1916; A 442160. Two babies on a boat. © Aug. 28, 1916;
Alcohol ys. health. © Aug. 1, 1916; 1c. 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442517.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441861. Watching drinking ate © Aug. 24,
Amoebic dysentery. © Aug. 13, 1916; 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442216.
: Q iy mate e .
f Ar ane 1916 ; e mee oy 51, | EVANS (William H.) Merion cricket
Bay good for hot weather, © pug..7t) |. club! (i Golfers marcia a 2 eens
; gage Et 4 : 20142
Blood pressure diet. © Aug. 4, 1916; 1 1916) [2
e. Aug. 18, 1916; A. 4413863. © Aug. 1, 1916; 1¢. Aug. 14, 1916;
Cause of deafness. © July 31, 1916; A 441750; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
1c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441860. d cage a
Cleaning floors. © July 29, 1916; 1 «¢. :
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441859. Evans
Contagion in food. © Sept. 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442522.
products corporation*, New
York. Saving money by duplicating.
Diabetic suggestions from Joslin © ee [20148
Sept. 12, 1916: 1 c. Sept. 18, 1816; A © July 1, 1916; 2 c. July 18, 1916;
442556. aff. July 28, 1916; A 485481.
Diet of children over 1 year of age. ©
Aug. 20, 1916; 1 ¢. hie 24, $1916; EVERETT, Wash. R. L. Polk & @G0.’s
A 442023. Everett city and Snohomish County
Exercises for constipation. © Sept. 8, directory, 1916. v. 17. Seattle, R.
1916; 1 ¢.'Sept. 16, 2916 ; A 449506, |) Gene ym eee mained
Tllinois plague statistics. © Sept. 13, : : ni F ; :
1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916: A 442557. | $8.00. [20144
Infantile paralysis diagnosis. © Aug. 29, © Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442518. 29,1916; A 4381738; R. L. Polk & can,
Infection in books. © Aug. 2, 1916; 1c. ine., Seattle.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441862.
Lessons in eugenics. © Aug. 10, 1916; | EvERNEWw stories for children. JIlus.
1c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441864. by John R. Neill. Toronto, The
Marriage of cousins. © Aug. 19, 1916; Copp. Clark co., ltd. [1916] 192 p.
Lee: Sept. 5, 1916; A 442212 ° L :
; ? inel. front., col. illus. 12mo. $0.60.
Meals for a child. © Aug. 25, 1916; 1. Y ; $
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442217. [20145
Not uric acid. © July 28, 1916; 1 c¢. © July 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441858. 25, 1916; A 487365; Reilly & Britton
Notes from Rio Grande. © eae o 1916 ; co., Chicago.
1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442523
preeans health in schools. © Sept. 3, | ExcHancEe trust co., Boston, Mass.
TOG WE So Co ee Christmas savings club. cover-title,
Proprietary baby foods. @ Aug. 23, 5231. obl. 48mo. 20146
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442315. © Tune. 1s) toiee wom ate aft
roe [eape rans eee June 19, 1916: A 436393 : George
be Aone a ta Wallace Tibbetts, Boston.
Shall a child have sweets, and if so,
eos ne eae 26, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, | yeprrors photo play co.*, Minne-
Ae ge apolis. Important information for
Shall the schogls pe closed. © Sau av | the exhibitor regardine (ie ecmine
meen ine i a a om 4 shines a d ie itors photo-play company. cover-
Snake bite. Sept. 9, : . Sept. = *
16, 1916; A 442527. ees ie a Byer
4 ‘ sv Gs AUS 4
Some baby foods for homes without ice. wy y ’ Rhee ?
© ee 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 486564.
A 4422 ;
Fapysan (George)* Chicago. Greatest
Some thods of treating hay fever. ae :
aie SOF 1916: 1 ¢ Soe +6, 1916; © work of Sir Francis’ Bacon) ia:
442519. 16mo. [20148
Somewhat recent cures for ae a- , , Ff
ralysis. © Aug. 18, Ge ive: Sent. © Aug. 28, 1916 9 we @ and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 442211, 31, 1916; A 486546.
906
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co. [20149-20190
Fairbanks- Morse alternating current
types BV and BH slip ring or wound
rotor induction motors. 12 p. illus.
8vo. (Bulletin 207 D) © May 5,
f3L65 2) c: and aft. July 5, 1916;
432872.
Fairbanks-Morse and eclipse windmills,
tanks and towers. 24 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. (Catalog 65-I) © June 12,
Beton 2e., and att. July 5, 1916; A
432873
Fairbanks-Morse C-O marine oil engines.
16 p. illus., diagrs. obl. 8vo. (Cata-
log 125 A) @© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. July 5, 1916; A 432876.
Fairbanks-Morse direct current, type
CPB, ball bearing motors and gener-
ators. 12 p. illus., diagr. 8vo. (Bul-.
letin 31) @© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432852.
Fairbanks-Morse types KBV and KBH
internal starter motors. 12 p. ilius.
diagr. §&vo. (Bulletin 210 B)
May a OMG ae) oe. and) jafte. duly,
1916 ; ’A 432871.
© Fairbanks, Morse & co., Chi-
cago.
Fairbanks portable springless dial scale.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides.
9 by 6 inches. Catalog 59—page
DD100) © May 9, 1916; 2c. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432875
Ob & VE. naiebanics & co., St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Fairday twin power washer. 4 p. illus.
8vo. (Bulletin H216) © June 9,
LOG 2) Cc) and att. July 5, 19162 A
. 482869.
Instructions no. 2231C for setting up and
operating Fairbanks-Morse no. 1 (
inch plate) and no. 2 (10 inch plate)
feed mills 4th ed. 8 p. illus. 8vo.
© June 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432868.
Instructions no. 2380A eclipse winémill,
Texas pattern, type T, 16 ft. to 25 ft.
Aenea —20) ps. lus! diagrs:) Svo.
@reMayan2 2) ONG 2) 7c: jand) aft. July
5, 1916; A 432867.
Instructions no. 2893A for setting up
and operating Fairbanks-Morse no. 0
(6” plate) feed grinder, no. 1 (8”
plate) and no. 2 (10” plate) type G
feed mills. 2d ed. 12 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. © June 2i, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432866.
Instructions no. 2424A for setting up
and operating Fairbanks-Morse type
F air compressors, air cooled. 2d ed.
4 p. illus: 8vo. © June 21, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. July 5, 1916; A 482865.
Monarch wagon scales are accurate,
durable, sensitive. 4 p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin H 215) © June 9, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432870.
Repair price list no. 9008A. TWairbanks-
Morse, types N and NB combined
pumping and geared base engines for
oil, gasoline and gas. 20 p._ illus,
qiaers Svo. © July 1, 191672 ¢
and ait. July 17, 1916; A 4385107.
Repair price list no. 9009A. Fairbanks-
Morse typhoon, torrent and mist pumps.
6 p. illus., charts. 8vo. © July 11,
HOLGe 2achoand iat uly Lt W916:
A 4385124.
907
—EEEEEEES SS SSS
20190
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co.—Continued.
Repair price list no. 9010. Fairbanks-
Morse 15-ton coal car hoist. Dp.
chart. S8vo. @© July te HOMG) 3 -2e:
and aff. July 17, 1916; A 435123.
Repair price list no. 9014B Fairbanks-
Morse duplex piston pattern power
pumps, chart T. 8 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. @ sune 20, 1916; 2 e. "and ‘aff.
July 5, 1916; A 432864.
Repair price list no. 90204. Fairbanks-
Morse automatic feed pumps and re-
ceivers, 4 p. illus., chart. S8vo. ©
July 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 17,
1916; A 435131.
Repair price list no. 9024A Fairbanks-
Morse special piston pattern pump
Santa Maria type. 4 p. diagrs. 8vo.
© June 21, 1916; 2 ec. and “aft. July
5, 1916; A’ 432863.
Repair price list no. 9030A of Fair-
banks-Morse duplex plunger and ring
pattern steam pumps, charts B and
BB.) 42a pp alias, \enarts. (Sven ©)
July 1) EOTG 3.2 c. and aff. July 17,
1916; ’A 435120.
Repair price list no. 90835A. Fairbanks-
Morse duplex outside packed outside
connected plunger pumps. 2) Dp.
chante SvoOsn OW duly. wa LOUNGE ce:
and aff. July 17, 1916; A 435119.
Repair price list no. 9038A. no. 29
pump jack, winner. [2] p. diagrs.
8vo. © July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 17, 1916; A 435118.
Repair price list no. 9039A. Fairbanks-
Morse air compressor as combined
with FEairbanks-Morse gasoline and
gas engines. 8 p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aft. July
5, 1916; A 482862.
Repair ovrice list no. 90568. Metiese
windmills, short stroke, type R. 4 p
illus., diagrs. 8vo. © July 18, 1916:
2c. and aff. July 17, 1916; A 435117.
Repair price list no. 9091A. Fairbanks-
Morse double plunger pattern circu-
latines pumps oh2i) jp. vilhish Weve ©
July LOGE w2heh and tare ya uly ia
1916; A 4385116.
Repair price list no. 90924. Fairbanks-
Morse i1-inch centrifugal circulating
pump fioor pattern. P2il) Spans?
Sv) Oukulye Wi, SiG C2 hich andi aie.
July 17, 1916; A 4385108.
Repair price list no. 9149A. WFairbanks-
Morse no. 1 and no. 2 eclipse tank
fixtures. 4. illus., diagrs. 8vo. ©
Sully ft 19162 2) ch iand) alts Sully 17;
1916; A 435115.
Repair price list no. 9229A of Fairbanks-
Morse new style or old style electric
turntable outfits with double brake
shoes: _4:p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. ©
May 31, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff. July 5,
1916; A 482861.
Repair price list no. 9236A for Fair-
banks-Morse 80 h. p. type NB oil en-
gine) '42 pi illuswidiaers.. (Syor ©
June OL OLGe 2) he: and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432860.
Repair price list no. 92454 of the Fair-
banks-Morse 15-25 h. p. oil tractor,
1912 model. 16 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
@) June 12) 1916; 2) & and afl. July
5, 1916; A 482859.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20191
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co.—Continued.
Repair price list no. 9302A, Fairbanks-
Morse gasoline turntable outfits. 12
p. illus. diagrs. 8vo. @ June 15,
1916: 2c. and aft. July 5, 1916; A
432858.
Repair price list no. $372A. Fairbanks-
Morse diaphragm trench pumps. 2 p.
diagrs. Svo. “© uly ALONG 2) eC.
and aff. July 17, 1916; A 435114,
Repair price list no. 9380B. Fairbanks-
Morse long stroke type T eclipse wind-
mM Soe all es eps NS. MOIS OVO.
© July 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 17,
1916; A 435118.
Repair price list no. 9382B. Fairbanks-
Morse horizontal centrifugal pumps,
single stage, side suction for medium
heads. 4 p.. Ulus:; diaer. So syer ©
July’ 11, 19196); 2 ce; and aft. July 27,
1916; A 485112.
Repair price list no. 9400A, Fairbanks-
a type Y, horizontal oil engines.
ath § os illus., diagrs. Svo. © June
3 1916; 2c: and aff. jury 3, 1916; A
432857.
Repair price list no. 9407A for Fair-
banks-Morse 13 h. p. type Z hit-and-
miss pices engine. Supper wuss,
diagrs. 8v © June 9, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. ae 5, 1916; A 432856.
Repair price list no. 9410A for Fair-
banks-Morse type Z horizontal oil en-
Sines sO Vand’ elo™ heaps, wld aap:
illus., diagrs. Svo. © May 26, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432855.
Repair price list no. 9411A for Fair-
banks-Morse no. 1A eclipse pumper. 7,
[1] illus., diagrs. S8vo. © June 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 5, 1916; A
432854.
Repair price list no. 9417A for Fair-
banks-Morse 3 h. p. Z 6 h. p. throt-
tling governor oil engines. 10p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. @ June 9, 1916; 2 ce.
and aff. July 5, 1916; A 432874.
Repair price list no. 9431A for Fair-
banks-Morse type H power heads, belt
driven. 7, [1] p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 432853.
Repiir price list no. 9437. Fairbanks-
Morse Ideal pump jack. 2 p. diagr.
Svo. © July 11,1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 17, 1916; A 435111.
Repair price list no. 9440. Fairbanks-
Morse internal gear pump jack. Sheet,
diagrs., 9 by 6 inches. © July q,
1916; 2c. and aff. Jialy sie 1916; A
35110.
Repair price list, no. 9443. Fairbanks
steel windmills. 2p. lus. “8vo-
July 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July Ast,
1916; A 435109.
I‘ATRCHILD pub. co.*, New York.
[20191-20194
Chicago Fairchild’s women’s wear direc-
tory. 216; no i2; fall LOG seacover-
title, 196 p. fold. map. 32mo. $0.25.
© July 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July 13,
1916; A 434913.
Fairchild’s Chicago apparel gazette di-
FECLOLY A. |. We LO, NO: al fall eonG.
cover-title, 208 p. fold. map. 32mo.
$0.25. © July 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
July 12, 1916; A 435024.
908
pt. 5.0. S., ve
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*—Continued.
New York Fairchild’s men’s wear direc-
tOEY... eV. 165, N0.04 «fall Gaon
title, <512 ps 732mo0-ucs0s25:
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 27, 1916;
A 4382688.
Women’s wear Fairchild’s directory of
fabrics, New York. v. 8, no. 2, Aug.,
1916. Vest pocket ed. cover-title, 396
p. 382mo. $0.25. "© July 17 10nG-
2c. and aff. July 20, 1916; A 436022.
HArRFAX (Beatrice) Beatrice Fairfax.
(In New York evening journal)
[20195-20217
Aug. 22, 1916: © Aug. 22.99 SiGe:
Aug. 28, 1916; A 441985.
Aug. 23, 1916. é, Aug. 238, 19965 1 -e¢
Aug. 24, 1916; A 442018.
Aug. 24, 1916. @© Aug. 24, 1916;
Aug. 25, 1916; A 442151.
Aug. 25, 1916. @© Aug. 25, 1916;
Aug. 26, 1916; A 445152.
Aug. 26, 1916. © Aug. 26, 1916;
Aug. 28, 1916; A 445153.
Aug. 28, 1916. @© Aug. 28, 1916;
Aug. 29, 1916; A 442154.
ba or
1
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1
Aug. 29, 1916. © Aug: 297 19tG742 1c.
a
Li
1
if)
c.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 443155.
ae 30, 1916. © Aug. 30, 1916;
Aus. ols LOtGe A 443156.
Aug. 31, 1916. @ Aug. si) tote:
Sept. 1, 1916; A 442174.
Sept. 1, 1916. © Sept. 1, 1916;
Sept. 2, 1916; A 442191.
Sept: 2, 1916. © Sept. 2, 19862
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442209.
Sept. 4, 1916. © Sept. 4, 1916; 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442273.
Sept. 5; 1916. © Sept. 5; 191G p38 je
Sept. 6, 1916; A 442257.
Sept. 6, 1916. @© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442274.
Sept. 7, 1916. © Sept..7, 191670
Sept. 8, 1916; A 442296.
Sept. 8, 1916. @© Sept. 8, 1986; pe:
Sept. 9, 1916; A 442316.
Sept. 9, 1916... © Sept. 9; ‘2916S Sie
Sept. 11, 1916; A 442350.
Sept. 11, 1916. © Sept. 11, 1916; I ¢.
Sept. AD 1916; A 442410.
Sept. 12, 1916. © Sept. 12, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 13, 1916; A 442435.
Sept. 18, 14, 1916. © Sept) eae
1916; 1c Sept. 14,45; 1916 ; A
442460, 442461.
Sept. 15, 1916. © Sept. 15, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442516.
Sept. 16, 1916. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442552.
© International news service, New
York.
FAMILIAR views at Cornell university.
cover-title, [34] p. illus. obl. 4to.
[20218
© July 6; 1916; 2c. ange
July 31, 1916; A 435522; Cornell co:
operative soc., Ithaca, N. Y.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
‘ 20237
Fantus (Felix) Republican song re-
view of 1916. [8] p. port. 16mo.
[20219
mean. 25, 1916; 2 c:. and aff.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 4389026; Fantus
bros., ine., Chicago.
FANntTus brothers*, Chicago. Frank O.
Lowden song review. [8] p. illus.
24mo. _ [20220
oo Aue) 30.1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916: A 439173.
Farco (H. D.) Hagen wins western
open. (Jn Golfers magazine, Sept..
1916) [20221
©) Sept. 1, 1916: 1 c. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442528; Golfers magazine
co., Chicago.
FartEy & Loetscher mfg. co.*, Du-
buque, Ia.- Better built doors.
eover-title, 47, [1] p. illus. (part
eol.) Ato. [20222
@ Ane 415, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 17, 1916; A 4386404.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters. no. 7. (In Plumb-
ing and heating magazine, Aug.,
1916) [20223
sept. 2, 1916;. 1 ec.’ Sept. 9,
1916; A 442312.
FASSETT (James H.)* Nashua, N. H.
Beacon introductory second reader.
Animal folk tales by J. H. Fassett;
with illustrations by Charles Cope-
land. Boston, New York [etce.]
Ginn and company [1916] 160 p.
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.36.
[20224
meen 5.1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 438305.
FAVARGUE (Walter G.) Golf lessons
invaluable. (Jn Golfers magazine.
Sept., 1916) [20225
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 ¢c« Sept. 18,
1916; A 442530; Golfers magazine
co., Chicago.
Feast and fast calendar, 1917. Card,
illus. (part col.) 11 by 94 inches
with calendar pad. [20226
© May 19, 1916; 2 c« Aug. 8,
1916; aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 436578;
Chas. H. Sidener, Covington, Ky.
FEIBELMAN (Rene) [20227-20228
Anti-Gerard volley by the German press.
ne) auz. 18, 19165 1 c. Aug. 23, 1916;
A 441988.
Dutch plan to grab profits due to war.
Aug. 16, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 19, 1916;
A 441905.
FEIBELMAN (Rene)—Continued.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co, Chicago.
FELL & co., ltd.*, New York. Employ-
ment conservation. cover-title, [18]
p. fold. diagrs. nar. S8vo. [20229
© June 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 4384716.
‘Fett & Tarrant mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Methods of operating the comptom-
eter [new €d.],; 1:28) 52) p.it front,
illus. 12mo. [20230
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435637.
Fereuson (L. A.)* Chicago. Trend of
central station development. (In
Electrical world) [20231
© May 20, 1916; 1 c. June 16,
1916; A 441789.
Fie~tp (Elizabeth Lloyd)* Boston.
Woman without home or country.
(In Boston post) [20232
© July 3, 1916; 1 c Sept. 2, 1916;
A 442198.
FirTtTH avenue bank of New York®,
New York. Federal reserve and
New York clearing house exchange
charges. New York, C. L. Lester,
1916. Card, 12% by 8 inches. $1.00.
[20233
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 486577.
FIGMILL co. How to play Figmill. [3]
p. 24mo. [20234
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 4, 1916;
aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 4386773; John
M. Shanks, Denver.
FINDEISEN & Kropf mfg. co.*, Chicago.
How to sell carburetors; a textbook
for dealers. ist ed. 36 p. 24mo.
[20235
© July 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 4386216.
FIRST MORTGAGE-BOND homestead 4SSo-
ciation. Baltimore, Md. Catechism
of the First mortgage-bond home-
stead association. cover-title, 15 p.
Svo. [20236
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485935; O. Parker Baker,
Baltimore.
First NATIONAL stores, inc.*, New
York. First national stores, ine,
New York. 24 p. 8vo. [20237
©. Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 486525.
909
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20238 :
pt. 1; W'S: Vi fe
FIsHER (Jay M.)* Punxsutawney, Pa.
Baseball instruction book. Clear-
field, Pa., The Spirit publishing
company, 1916. 1 p. 1., 84 p. illus.
16mo. $0.25. [20238
© July 22, 1916; 1 ¢c. and aff. July
Sle AOL! cal Gandy. uaa. IOUS > aA
435458.
F1rz water wheel co.*, Hanover, Pa.
Burnham turbine. 47 p. illus. obl.
24mo. [Catalogue A) [20239
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 436084.
FITZGERALD (James J.)* Hast Liberty,
Pa. Rules and directions for play-
ing Hydrero. [New ed.] 1p. 1, [8]
p. illus. 16mo. [20240
© Aug. 9, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485772.
FietcHer (Robert L.)* Wheeling, W.
Va. America for Christ we sing.
[4] p. 48mo. $2.00 per 100.
[20241
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. June 27,
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 485555.
FLORENCE mfg. co.*, Florence, Mass.
Talk to mothers. [8] p. col. illus.
24mo. 20242
© May 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. June
38, 1916; A 4382641.
FiLores (Stella) Wishing moon. (In
New York evening journal) [20248
© Aug. 7, 1916; 1c. Aug. 8, 1916;
A 441835; International news ser-
vice, New York.
FLUFFY-TAIL’S adventures and other
bedtime stories. New York, The
Platt & Peck co, | 19tG].. 9 1. ops 1,
Plain) OF eol. front., illus. SVO.
([Bed-time story-land books]) $0.15.
[ 20244.
© July 21, 1916; 2c. Aug. 8, 1916;
aif. Aug. 7, 1916; A 485954; Platt &
Peck co., New York.
Forty (Raymond M.) Enclosed here-
with. (Jn JJustrated companion,
Aug., 1916) [20245
© July 22, 1916; 1c. July 24, 1916:
A 441253; F. B. Warner co., New
York.
FoLcer (Stephen Lane) ine. Club and
college pins and rings, gold and sil-
ver medals. cover-title, 28 p. illus.
8vo. [20246
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 436770; Stephen Lane
Folger, New York.
Fotk (David Henry)* Teague, Tex.
Infallibility and the resurrection.
cover-title, 2, 86 p. 8vo. $0.50.
[20247
© July 11, 1916: 2 « and aft.
July 17, 1916; A 435141.
Footner (Hulbert)*~ Sollers,
Thieves’ wit, chap. 10-16. (Jn Mun-
sey’Ss magazine, Sept. 1916)
[20248
© Aug. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 1, 1916;
A 442227.
FooToGRAPH co.*, New York. Footo-
graph ad. book, no. 4.. 14 k iltus.
4to. [20249
© Suly 15, 19167 2 ce Ane ae
1916; aft. July 31, 19163"A 435695.
ForREE products co.*, Chicago.
Foree’s book.
This is
cover-title, 1 pl., 26 p.
illus. 16mo. [20250
© June 22, 1916:52. Guand sath
June 26. 1916; A 434688.
ForRMAN-BASSET® systematic savings
club. [20251-20259
2c_ class, going down. Card, 53
inches. © July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 31,
1916; aff. July 1741916; A 435477.
2c. class, going up. Card, 54 by 8
inches. © July 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. July 31,
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435478.
de class, going down. Card, 5% by 8
inches. © July 6, 1916; 2 ec. July 31,
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435479.
dc class, going up. Card, 53 by 8
inehes. © July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. July 31,
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435480.
25c class. Card, 534 by 8 inches ©
July 6, 1916; 2 c. July sa, 1916s.
July 17, 1916; A 485472.
50c class. Card, 5% by 8 inches. ©
July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. July 3; F91Ges ai:
July 17, 1916; A 435474.
$1.00 class. Card 5% by 8 inches. ©
July 6, 1916; 2 ce July 3i, A9t6 ssa
July 17, 1916; A 435476.
$2.00 class. Card, 5% by 8 inches. ©
July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 31, 1916; aff.
July 17, 1916; A 435475.
$5.00 class. Card, 5% by 8 inches. ©
July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. July 31, PSuGe ak:
July 17, 19163 A 435473%
© Forman-Bassett co., Cleveland.
Fort Pyrercr,' Fla. Fort Pierce
Florida city directory and St. Lucie
County gazetteer, 1916, v. 1. Ashe-
ville. N. C., Fiorida-Piedmont di-
rectory company, 1916. 16, 101-212
p. 8vvo. (Tropic series.) $5.00.
[20230
© Aug: 26, 1916; 2'.c. snudvam
Aug. 29, 1916; A 488186; Florida-
Piedmont directory co., Asheville,
Bau:
910
Md.
—
le eS ee
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Frankau (Gilbert)* % Hughes Mas-
sie, London. How rifleman Brown
came to Valhalla. (Jn London Land
& water, Aug. 10, 1916) [20251
rte Sept. 8, 1916; >A ad int.
2752; pubd. Aug. 10, 1916.
FRANKEL (Lee K.) Principles of life
insurance, by L. K. Frankel and
Louis I. Dublin. Lesson 3. Sci2n-
tific foundations of life insurance.
(b) Interest. 8d, [rev.] ed. [New
York] Metropolitan life insurance
coe 1916. 14 p.. 12mo. [20252
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 482990; Metropolitan
life insur. co., New York. [Copy-
right is claimed on revision]
FRANKLIN brewery, New York. His-
tory of beer and Quaker beer.
cover-title, 24 p. 16mo. [20263
Oeeane, 7, 1916; 2 ce and aff,
Aug. 8, 1916; A 436338; David M.
Neuberger, New York.
FREEHOLD trust co., Freehold, N. J.
Rules of bankers’ progressive plan;
a novel form of profit sharing.
cover-title, 8S p. 16mo. [20264
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
d1, 1916; A 485678; Bankers’ pro-
gressive plan, New York.
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia) * Marion,
O. Adventures of Brave Heart and
Laughing EKyes. (J Cleveland plain
dealer, Sunday magazine section)
[20265-20269
AMG TOG) © Aug. 6, 19163 .1° ¢.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441778.
east OG) C) Aue. is; 1916s be,
Aug. 26, 1916; A 443068.
Alc 20, 2916. © Aug. 20, 1916; 1 e«:
Aug. 26, 1916; A 442069.
aus 27, 1916. © Aug. 27, POMGe le:
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442205
Sept. 3, 1916. © Sept. 3, DOUG sth 6.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442354.
FREEMAN (William WNeely)* Provi-
dence, R. I. Johnny Trumps ditties.
Aug. 6-27, 1916. [4] p. S8vo.
[20270
auy 10, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
July 12, 1916; A 435025.
Frick (H. C.) coke co.*, Pittsburgh.
Safety the first consideration. HEng-
lish. 26 p. illus. 4to. (Cover-
title: Safety first) [20271
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432648.
20280
I’RYBERGER (Agnes Moore) Listening
lessons in music, graded for schools.
Introduction by Osbourne McCon-
athy. Boston, New York, Chicago,
Silver, Burdett and company [1916]
[15] p. 16mo0. (Specimen pp.)
[20272
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485054; Silver, Burdett
& co., Boston.
FRYE (Jason §8.)* Downieville, Cal.
Frye’s tables for ascertaining the
value of gold-quartz specimens. 56
De ia2zmon a pilsOO! [20273
+) © June 21. 1916: 2 evand aft./July
19, 1916; A 4385164.
FUEL engineering co. of New York*,
New York. Coal service report for
the month. [ 20274, 20275
June, 1916. 8 numb. J]. 4to. © July
Ta aeaey. 2eand afi) Duly, 28 1916.
July, 1916. 8 numb. loose 1. 4to. @©
Auge 0; ASCs) 2c, and att Auge 1G
1916; A 4386409.
GALENO (Oscar)* San Francisco. Ad-
vanced Spanish; conversational sys-
tem of twenty-four lessons. 74 p.
incl. plates. 16mo. $5.00.
[20276
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ June 2, 1916;
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; "A 435660.
GAMBLE (Richard Whitaker)*, Nor-
TOME aVae Vithumus. Available
natural potash in vithumus form
versus the usual concentrated Ger-
man salts. [12] p. 16mo. [20277
© Aue, 17.) 1916. (2 ae) and) aie
Aug. 19, 1916; A 436446.
[GARDNER (William E.)] Office of
intercession for religious education.
Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs & @o.,
AOIG HD amon S005: [20278
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
6. 1916; A 436622; George W. Jacobs
& co., Philadelphia.
GARFIELD savings bank. Beautiful
coin bank free. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
[20279
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c.and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 485646; Edward F. Kava-
nagh, Cleveland.
Garis (Howard R.) Uncle Wiggily
in the country, by H. R. Garis; illus.
by Louis Wisa. New York, A. L.
Burt company [1916] 1p. 1, p. T-
204. col. front.,' col. plates. ~ 8vo.
(On cover: Uncle Wiggily series)
$0.60. [20280
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 437369; R. F. Fenno &
co., New York.
oil
SN ——E————EE _—————
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20281
GARLAND (Robert) Motoring in Mary-
land. Baltimore, The Norman Rem-
ington co., 1916. 24 p. illus. nar.
16mo. $0.25. * [20281
© Aug. 7, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436319; Norman, Rem-
ingto co., Baltimore.
GarvicE (Charles)* Hambledon, Hen-
ley-on-Thames, England.
[20282-20284
Flapper’s dilemma. (In Grand maga-
ZING) Sept tote) Op lc) Sepang
oe A ad int. 2746; pubd. Aug. 4,
Man she chose.
eta ments (In Lloyd’s
news) @©@ c. each Sept. 2,
A ad int. 3750: pubd. Aug. 6, 13, 1916"
Aug. 20, 27, 1916. [2 instalments]
(In Lioyd’s weekly news) @y ile.
each Sept. 18, 1916; A ad int. 2756;
Augs 6,043, 1916.) [2
pubd. Aug. 20, Pale 1916.
GEER (Henry J.)* Providence. In
memory of the Grand army of the
republic. Card, illus. American
flag attached. 6% by 44 inches.
$0.10. [20285
©: -Anee2s AMGe2ve) Ane ld,
1916; aff. Aug. 10, 1916; A 486325.
Geurs (John H.) One hundred ex-
ercises in agriculture, by J. H. Gehrs
and J. A. James. New York, The
Maemillan company, 1916. xi, 222
p. illus., maps. 4to. $1.10.
[20286
© vAug. AG; 191632 cs -and/jatr.
Aug. 17, 1916; A 488078; Macmillan
co., New York.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*, Schenectady,
ING: [20287-20299
Bulletin no. 41700A. G-E railroad fans.
June, 1916. 8 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
© June 9) LGIGs 24e; and aff, July 8,
1916; A 434868.
no. 42801. General electric com-
pany small centrifugal blowers. June,
1916... 3, [2]. p. illus. diagrs. . to:
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 8,
1916; A 434869.
no. 43606. Focusing types of Edi-
son mazda lamps. July, 1916. .10 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © July 19, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435851.
—--no. 45105. Small transformers and
auto transformers. July, 1916. 2 p.
illus. 4to. © July 24, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435852.
—— no. 45603. Graded shunt resistance
multigap lightning arresters for alter-
nating current constant potential cir-
CWS. 97 Sune, V916. Foo: klip. alas
diagrs. Ato. © July 13, 1916: 2 .c.
and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435849.
no. 46201. Single phase watthour
meters, types 1-14 and IS-4. July,
1906. 18 p, illus; disers., -4to 0)
Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug! 16;
1916; A 43 35854.
pt. 1;'S.,, v4
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*—Continued.
no. 46258. Polyphase watthour
meters, type D-6 for house service,
type DS-6 for switchboard service.
July, 1916. 23 pi illws:, digers) ste.
@ July, 27, 19tG = 2) c and aff. Aug. 16,
1916; A 435855. :
no. 47100. Truck type safety first
switchboards. July, OG? a. Be
illus. 4to. @ July 28, -1916;: 2 «
and aff. Aug. 16, 1916: A 435853.
no. 47135. RSS and small
plant alternating current switchboard
panels. May, 1916. 13 [1] p._ illus.,
diagrs.. 8vo. © June 18, 1916: 2 e.
and Albee duly Sel OG mea 434870.
no. 48018. anette yarn tension
system for ring spinning . April, 1916.
cover-title. 7, [1] p. illus., diagrs.
4to.. © June 2, 1916: 2 @ anda,
July 8, 1916; A 434867.
no. 48019. Electric drive in pulp
and paper mills. Aug., 1916. 35 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © Aug. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff, Aug. 16, 1916; A 435848.
no. 48304. Hand- apericed starting
compensators for squirrel cage induc-
tion motors. July,1916. 16 p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. © Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435847.
no. 49103. Electric glue
June, 1916; -3 p. ligase Pie
June 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 16,
1916; A 435850.
GENERAL FIREPROOFING co.*, Youngs-
town, O. G. F. allsteel housing of
pots.
©
records. 92 p. eol. illus. 4to.
[20300
© June 21, 1916;. 2.6 andwan
June 24, 1916; A 482680.
GENERAL ROOFING mfg. co.*, Hast St.
Louis. [20301-20304
Catalog of certain-teed products. cover-
tithe; 36 ‘p:- illus: (part) cols)) map,
diagrs. 4to. © Aug. 1, 19163 24e.
Aug. 15, DOUG aie Aug. 24, 1916; A
436480.
Its place in the sun. (In New York
times.) @©@ Aug. 14, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
15, 1916; A 441787.
Nation’s leader. (In New York times.)
© Sept. 11, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 12, 1916;
A 442415.
Peace, then what? (In New York
times.) @©@ Aug. 28, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
30, 1916; A 442120.
GENERAL VEHICLE ¢Co., ine.*, Long Isl-
and City, N. ¥. Mill-yard trucking
with G. V. electric trucks. 15 p.
illus. Svo. ([Bulletin no. 607T])
[20305
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 436572.
Grorce Peabody college for teachers.
Type studies and lesson plans. v. 1,
no. 5, June, 1916. Reading, ed. by
Charles A. McMurry. 47 {Ej
12mo. $0.10. [20306
© July 12, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 4384965; Charles A. Mc-
Murry, Nashville.
912
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Gisson (F. H.) and Keyser (E. F.)*
Denver. Adjusting and repairing
the human machine. [12] p. 24mo.
[20307
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434681.
Gresy (S. Herbert)*
Waiting Wilson. Sheet S$ by 53
inches. [20308
© July 17, 1916: 2 c and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 435842.
Gites (William R.)
Japan’s word Bee broken.
916; 1 c. Sept. T. 1916;
Regrets clash with Cer. © Aug. 25,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916; A 442130.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Washington.
[20309, 20310
© Sept. 4,
A 44227T.
Grits & Geoghegan*. New York. G.
& G. telescopic hoist, 1916. 16 p.
ilius., diagrs. to. [20311
© July 20, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Aug. 2, 1916; A 435564.
Grppte (Rebecca A.)* Nebraska City.
Neb. Violets. Card, illus.. 53 by 3
inches. [20312
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 485099.
GLEN telephone co.*, Johnstown. N. Y.
Ames, Amsterdam, Broada!bin [etc.]
Bell telephone directory. May. 1916.
98 p. Ato. [20313
© June 26. 1916; 2 ¢. and afi. July
31, 1916; A 436177.
GLOBE cLocK co. Instructions as to the
features and uses of the globe chro-
nometer for general and commercial
uses. 27 p. 16mo. [20314
© June 25. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434872; Charles Edward
Ramage, Pomona, Cal.
GLOBE REFINING €o.*, Cleveland. Globe
white seal motor oil. Season, 1916.
15 p. illus. 16mo. [20315
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. July 31, 1916;
aff. Aug. 16, 1916: A 435784.
GLOBE SEAT cover co.*,
Globe seat covers. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. fol. [20316
© Feb. 26. 1916: 2 c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 435171.
Gopparp (Henry H.) Defective Amer-
icans. Proof. (National editorial
service, serial no. 420) [20317
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
17, 1916: A 434918; National edito-
rial service, inc., New York.
Racine, Wis.
20329
GOODKIND publicity co.*,
How, why and when;
Various paging.
Toledo, O.
our own story.
front., illus. Svo.
[20318
© Sept. 6. 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 487618.
Goopwin (Wess)* Cherryvale. Kan.
Short talks on community building.
Cherryvale. Kan. Printed by the
Cherryvale. Kan. Daily republican,
1916. 63 1, 1 folded sheet. 4to.
[20319
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435368.
GoopYEAR (Lloyd E.) American book-
keeping series, problem 24, manufac-
turing cost. [Cedar Rapids, Ia.,
printed by T. S. Metealf,] 1916.
19 p. Svo. $0.10. [20320
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916: A 4385861: Goodyear-Mar-
shall pub. co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
GoopyEar tire & rubber co.*. Akron, O.
[20321-20324
Encycloped‘a of Goodyear mechanical
rubber goods. 3y. illus. Contents.—
i. As applied in pea and canning fac-
tor‘es.—2. As applied in saw, planing
and shingle mills.—3. As applied in fis
mines, mills and smelters. © Jul
8. 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff. July 7
1916: A 435021435023.
Gene al catalog for dealers.
4to. © June 16, 1936;
June 24. 1916; A 432664.
GoRHAM co.*, New York. [20325-20327
Chesterfield gray fin*sh sterling silver ta-
bleware. Sp. illus. 4to @©July 31,
191G> 2 c. Aus 2: 1916 > aff Aug 4;
1916; A 435599.
Clermont bright finish in sterling silver
29 p. illus.
2 ec. and aff.
wile and dinner ware. 11 p. illus.
© July 13, 1916; 2 @: and ait.
int 14, 1916; A 435073
Old French bright finish Se aelinies silver
tableware. 8 p. illus. 4to. © July
31, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1916; aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 43 5600.
GosPEL art calendar. 1917. cover-title.
14 p. illus. $0.25. [Text parallel
to binding] [20328
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8. 1916; A 4386218; Metropolitan
church assn., Waukesha, Wis.
Goutps manufacturing co.*, Seneca
Falls, N. Y. Single-acting triplex
pressure pumps. 3rd ed. 12 p.
illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 116, Form
9178.) [20329
© June 14, 1916: 2 c. June 16,
1916; aff. June 23, 1916; A 432675.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20330 pt. Late ae
GRAHAM (Charles E.) & co.*, New | Grammes (L. F.) & Sons—Continued.
York. [20330-20332 uke 8 for (fae 30! x
Roly poly animals. [15] p. col. illus. ofder. — ulus. m0 ane
irregular shape, 8vo. $0.15. Text ee S e. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916;
eee | ee
2c. June a uly Price pee that sell goods. [4] p. illus.
A 434858. 16me. © June 30, i916 ; 2. .¢ and ail.
Roly poly circus. [15] p. col. illus. ir- Aug. 4, 1916; A 435727.
regular shape, 8vo. SOM. [ext par- Ring for every purpose. 4] p. illus.
aliel to binding] © June 28. 1916;
2c. June 29, 1916; aff. July 8, 1916;
A 434859.
Roly poly pets. [15] p. col. illus. ir-
regular shape, Svo. £0. 15. [Text par-
allel to binding] © June 28, 1916; 2
e. June 29, 1916; aff. July 8, 1916:
A 434857.
GRAMMES (L. F.) & sons*, Allentown,
Pas [20333-20355
Aluminum and brass figures. [4] p. col.
illus: #6mo. © June 30; 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435725.
Aluminum figures, [bright brass snaps].
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides, 3%
by 6 inches. © June 380, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435718.
Bright tin ice cream spoons and paper
board ice cream dishes. [4] p. illus.
emo.) (©; June: 30; 1916 2 Ves and
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435713.
Button parts & metal accessories. [8]
p. folder. illus. 16mo. © June 80,
iG c2 se, and alk. Augsc4, OG:
A 435722.
Countersunk brass washers and bushings.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides.
6 by 32% inches. © June 30, 1916; 2
c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 485715.
Escutcheon pins. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
AO AOTG A 435724.
Ferrules. [4] p. illus. 16mo. © June
50; 1916: 2c: and aff. Aus. 45° 1916 =
A 435711.
Grammes improved furniture nails. [4]
p. illus: (part col) “iGmo. ‘© June
30, 1916; ec. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 435714.
Grammes improved wire clinching shoe
nails. [6] p. folder. col. illus. 16mo.
© june 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 4,
1916; A 4385728.
Grammes_ safety-first seals. [4]. ep.
illus. 16mo. © June 30, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435721.
Grammes safety seals. [4a psalius:
16mo. © June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435720.
Grommets and washers. [4] 2 alias:
16mo. © June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435728.
Hinges. [6] p. folder. illus. 16mo.
Ovsune 30; 191G= 2 ce and) ait. Aus
11, 1916; A 435709.
Hollow brass rings. [4] p. col. illus.
16mo. @ June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916: A 435782.
Ice cream dishers. [6] p. folder. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. © June 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435729.
Key rings. [4] p. illus. 16mo. © June
30, 1916; 2: c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916:
A 435726.
Knurled brass nuts and screws. [4] p.
illus. (part col.) 16mo. June
30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 435716.
a
——
SL
ree 2 ere
16mo. © June 30, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A "485219.
S or 8 hooks split links, or snaps. Sheet,
col. illus. printed on both sides. 32
by 6-inches. L June 30, S3t6c2ce
and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435730.
Safety first. (41 p. lilus..0 t6mos; 1@
June 80, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Aug. 4,
1916; A 435719.
Washers for every purpose. [4] p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. © June 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435710.
GRANT (John William Davis)* Ruther-
ford, N. J. Building efficiency of
body and brain. New York, N. Y.,
Bureau of human betterment [1916]
36 p. 16mo. [20356
© Aug. 21,/ 1916; Bee ant aie
Aug. 24, 1916; A 486496.
GRASSHOPPER. 438d jump. St. Louis,
Skinner & Kennedy stationery com-
pany, 1916. 10 p. illus. 12mo.
[20357
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 485671; Skinner & Ken-
nedy stationery co., St. Louis.
GRAVESTEIN (Kate Evans)* Worcester.
Nation’s prayer to the soul of Wash-
ington. [7] p. obl. 32mo. $90.25.
[20358
©, Aug. 22, 1916; 2. candi
Aug. 24, 1916; A 436490.
GRAYBILL (Jacob D.)* New Orleans.
Why masonry is, why it was neces-
sary and why it will never be put
out of existence. 21 p. diagrs.
24mo. $0.25. [20359
© July 4, 1916; 2 ¢. July 10, 1916;
aff. July 19, 1916; A 485204"
GREEN (Gladys)* Los Angeles. Trag-
edy of a humming bird and rose.
Sheet, 12 by 6 inches. [20360
June 22, 1916; 2 ¢€ and ai
July 17, 1916; A 485129.
[Grece (John Robert)] [Gregg short-
hand} Lessons 1-7. 45 p. 12mo.
[203861
© July 10,;1916; 2«¢c. candjmam
July 17, 1916; A 485106; Gregg
lishing co., Chicago.
pub-
914
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916 20391
Grecory (Carl Louis) Motion picture | Gruetrte (John B.) [20378, 20379
photography. (Jn Moving picture All about Cinderella, retold and illus. by )
world) [20362-20367 us B. Gruelle. nee ale ) ees . |
eon company Dp co
ee 0. 1616 OER 1916; 1. front., illus., col. plates. 24mo. (All
about series) $0.85. © Sept. 2, 1916;
Ade 26, 1916, © Aug. 16, 1916; Loe. 2c. Sept. 18, 1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; :
Aug. 19, 1916; A 441955. A 437667.
pepe. 1916. 7© Aus. 23, 2916% Le. All about Little Red Riding Hood, retold
Aug. 25, 1916; A 4420381. and illus. by J. B. Gruelle. New York,
Sept. 9, 1916. © Aug. 30, 1916; 1 ec. Cupples & Leon company [1916] 48 p.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 442188. ies ner rete nee Sir Tear |
Sept. 16, 1916. © Sept. 6, 1916; 1 «. pk about series |
Sept. 11, 1916; A 442343, Oe eet) ea een ee |
Sept. 23, 1916. Sept. 12, 1916; 1 e.
Rept. 15, TG AAOARE. ; © Cupples & Leon co., New York. i
|
© Chalmers pub. co, New York. | Guaranty sEcurirms co.*, Lincoln, |
Grecory (Thomas B.) ee Neb. First mortgage loans. Amorti- i
Alfred Tennyson, poct. © Aug. 20, zation plan. cover-title, 7 p. 16mo. |
1916; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1916; A 449339. 20380, i
oes prerequisite. © Sept. = Sls ae at Hf
3, 1916; 1c. Sept. 13, 1916; A 442443. ae ae ees wa ae
ager 1" O16. fereerare . Wii j
ul ce. Aug. 17, ; 441811. eS ASR OU aD a 1!
Secret of life. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1 c. GUARANTY TRUST & Savings bank, Jack-
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[Note: The foregoing are in Pitts- title, 12 1. 1émo. © July 6, 1916;
burgh gazette times. | 2c, July 31, 1916; aff. July il (- 1916;
XE yr 2 q+ PT 5 x 35+ 3 |
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ew LOPK, title, 12 1. 16mo. © July 6, 1916; iH
Grimes (Katherine Atherton) 2c. July 31, 1916; aff. July 17, 1916;
[203738, 20874 A 435464.
® cent class going down; $63.75. cover-
Bolo, the cave boy, by K. A. Grimes,
ae title, 12 1. 16mo. © July 6, 1916; |
Gen pub. co. = SHGneay ie 2c. July 31, 1916; aff. July 17, 1916;
Hall & McCreary. 1916." 40 p.'illus, | A 439466. |
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ree 256C]) $0.10. © June 1, 1916; title t21. 1L6nio.” ©@alaly. 66, 1 SiG): H
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Kwasa, the cliff dweller, by K. A. Grimes, A 435467. |
illus. by L. J. Wilson, Dansville, N. Y., 25 cent class, $12.50. cover-title, 12 1. |
F. A. Owen pub. co., Chicago, Ill., Hall 16mo. @© July 6, 1916; 2 c. July 31, |
e McCreary, 1916. 44 p. illus. anes 1916; aff. July alr 1916; A 435471. |
Instructor literature series [m0.| 50 cent class; $25.00. cover-title, 12 1. |
Pee ye 20) © June 1, T9165 2 ¢. 1émo. @ July 6, 1916: 2c, July 31, |
and aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 495916. 1916 ; aff. July 17, 1916: A 435470. j
© F. A. Owen pub. co., Dansville, | $1.00 class; $50.00. cover-title, 12 1.
IN. Y.. 16mo. © July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. July 31, it
it 1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435469.
GrimsHaw (Beatrice) c/o Hughes! 5 99 class: $100.00. cover-titie, 12.1.
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Massie & co.*, London. Nobody’s 16mo. © July 6, 1916; 2 ¢. July 31, |
{
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island. [1st instalment] (Jn Novel 1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435463. |
magazine, Sept., 1916) [20375 oe aes aa ee es pies a |
- 41Q. . mo uly 6, 19 e. July ‘
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; A ad int. 1916: aff. July 17, 1916; A 435468.
2760; pubd. Aug. 22, 1916.
Grose (Howard B.) Immigration and
citizenship. Philadelphia, Boston,| Gurr sulphur co.*, New Orleans.
© Forman-Bassett co., Cleveland.
[etc.] American Baptist publication Sulphur. [8] p. map. 16mo.
society, [1916] 20 p. 12mo. ([So- {203890
cial service series]) $0.10. [20376 © July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July | 17, 1916; A 435101.
27, 1916; A 436128; A. J. Rowland,
sec., Philadelphia. Gunxret (Harry H.)* Chicago.
Grove (Robert Bragonier)* New York. Gunkel-Novy system of profit table
Bill-ealeula-graph. 2p.1., 40. numb. tailoring for merchant tailors. 12 p.
1. tables. obl. 8vo. [Text parallel illus. Svo. (Gunkel-Novy co.)
to binding] [20877 [20591
© July 20, 1916; 2 c and aff. July © July 1, 1916; 2c and aff. July
24, 1916; A 485262. 24, 1916; A 435261. .
915
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20392
GUNKEL-Novy co. House of Gunkel-
Novy system guaranteed _ service.
cover-title. 201. illus. fol.
[20392
© July 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff. July
24, .1 1OIG:’ Ae )43S65863) Harry Ho,
Gunkel, Chicago.
GUTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington.
[20393-20395
Official freight tariff directory. Supple-
ment no. 7 to Western lines index no.
%. oly aUb LOUGy. vita 2p.) Ato.
OQ hwiy 2, BOCs 2 ¢cand sai. Aus
25, 1916; A 439027.
Supplement no. 8 to Western lines
index no. 7. Aug. id, 1916. various
paging. 4to. © Aug. 12, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439028.
Official freight tariff directory circular.
Supplement no. 4 to Posting, circular
no? Hi Aggede S19aGs CSU pe Atos ©
July, L916 > 25%¢. and yall. -Aue. 25,
1916; A 439029.
GUTHRIE (G. H.)* Springfield, O. Art
of self suggestion. 42 p.. 12mo.
$1.00. [20396
©): July 20,4916 302 ee. and, aff.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 486178.
GUTTRIDGE & Rand*, Youngstown, O.
[20397, 20398
Accepted styles of the day. Sheet, illus.,
i2 by 19 inches. © July 29, 1916;
2c. and af. July 31, 1916; A 435692.
Clothes, fall and winter, 1916, 1917.
cover-title, 116s Ds illus. 16mo. )
Swiye 21. LONG: (2c. andeair. wulyeod,
1916; A 4385506.
Gyde company
cover-title, 16
GYDE co., Washington.
vacuum appliances.
p. 24mo. [203899
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2c. and aff, Aug.
9, 1916; A 485881; Winslow W.
Chase, Washington.
HAFERKOoRN (Richard Walter)* Roch-
ester, N. Y. Key to quick-speed.
Rochester, N. Y., Eureka publishing
company, [1916] [8] “po 2 f2mo.
$1.00. [20400
© Stly Sis 4916s 1:2" e) *Anes ag,
1916; aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 486292.
Hacar (Hubert A.)
lish for stenographers. (In
writer, Sept. 15, 1916) [20401
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 ec Sept. 8,
1916; A 442294; Gregg pub. co., New
York,
Studies in Eng-
Gregg
Hate (Mary Estabrook)
[20402-20404
*Tis a wonderful forest city. Post card,
illus., $0.10. @ June 15, 1916: 2 ec.
and aff. June 24, 1916; A 432676.
© M. L. Walker, Portland, Me.
pt. Tn Saved
Hare (Mary Estabrook)—Continued.
When you graduate. 2 1. col. illus.
i6mo. $0. "25. © June 20, 1916; 2 ¢«.
July 14, 1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A
435883.
Your graduation day. 2 1. col. illus.
16mo. $0.25. © June -21, 1916; 2 c«
July 14, 1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A
435882.
yo Mary Estabrook Hale, Barre,
nN
HALE (Virginia) Ring of Essa. chap.
1-7. (In Thustrated companion,
Sept., 1916) [20405
© Aug. 25. 1916; ive Anes
1916; A 442338; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
Hatrt (Alice Shellabarger)* Decatur,
Ill. Man’s dual nature. The science
of character building, including
analogy, concrete and objective
methods as related to good citizen-
ship. ‘-v. 2,505; [Ei he [20406
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
June 16, 1916; A 435034.
Hatt (Arthur B.). Real estate. pts.
1,-2. Chicago, La Salle extension
university [1916] 2 v. S8vo. Con-
tents.— pt. 1. Principles.—pt. 2.
Business practices. [20407
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 19, 1916; A 486444; La Salle
extension university. Chicago.
Ham (Ernest R.)* Lents, Or. Busi-
ness of selling. cover-title, 31, [1] p.
12mo. [Text parallel to binding]
[20408
© June 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Aug. 7, 1916; A 485618.
(Mordecai Franklin)* Anchor-
[ 20409, 20410
author un-
Ham
age, Ky.
Christian science and its
masked. 2284. [ape
title: Believing a lie)
ic 1916; 2c. and aff, Aug. 1, 1916 ; A
436199.
Trial of Jesus from a lecal standpoint.
34 p. port. 24mo. _ $1.10. © June
12, 1916:;.2 c. and. aff. Aug. 1 etsiG-
A 436198.
Hamer (Juanita) Girls of the second
floor back. July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21,
28, Sept. 4, 1916. [6 instalments]
(In St. Louis times) [20411
© July 31-Sept. 4, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442290; German
American press assn., St. Louis.
916
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
20464
Hamm (Franklin P.) Outline and
suggestive methods and devices on
the teaching of elementary
metic. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott
oo O16]. .v,40.p.. 12mo.
$0.25 [20412
© Tals 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 437446; Py, B. Lippincott
cO., Philadelphia.
Hannon (William Morgan)* New
York. American girl series; the
youthful girl. [16] p. i16mo.
[20413
arith- |
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434879.
Hanson (H. M.)* Chicago.
farm loan act. Synopsis
Federal
of the
salient features of the act. Sheet,
10 by 213 inches. $10.00 per M.
[20414
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1916;
aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435896.
Harper (Erwin E.)* Rochester, Minn.
Musician’s romance. [4] p. 12mo.
$0.25. [20415
ey duly 26. 1916: 2 c. July 31,
1916; aff. Aug. 9, 1916; A 436379.
HARGREAVES (Harry Keen)* Long
Beach, N .Y. Hargreaves plan of
investment. Sheet, 13 by 8 inches.
[20416
eetone 15. 1916; 2 ¢« June 17,
1916; aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 436394.
Harmon (Christopher )* White Plains,
we. Y. Register’s docket [and]
County clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern
state journal) [20417-20422
Aug. 3-9, 1916. © Aug. 12, 1916; 1 «.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441763.
Aug. 10—16, 1916. © Aug. 19, 1916; 1.
Aug 21, 1916; A 441938.
Aug. 17-23, 1916. © Aug. 26, 1916; 1
c. Aug. 26, 1916; A 442061.
Aug. 24-Sept. 6, 1916. © Sept. 2,
19iG: 1 e. each Sept. 2, 9, 1916;
442314, 442315.
Sept. 7-13, 1916. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442553.
9,
A
Harmony cafeteria co.*, Chicago. Eat
the Harmony way. (ln Chicago
tribune ) [20423
Pe waiy: 24. 1916: 1 c. Aug: 18,
1916; A 441877.
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H.
Harris. Advertising and art serv-
ice. [Aug. 16, 1916] cover-title, 13
l. illus. i12mo. [20424
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 486436.
Harris (Sam H.) What it felt like
to be in the massacre at Carrizal.
Proof, illus. [20425
© June 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435614; Newspaper enter-
prise assn., Cieveland.
Harris, Forbes & co., ince.*, Boston.
Vital importance of safe investment.
[8] p. S8vo. - [20426
© June 19, 1916; 2 © and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 482637.
Harrison (C. 8.)* York, Neb. Afield
with God. (Jn New York sun)
[20427
© Auy. 6, 1916; 1 c Aug. 8, 1916;
A 441874.
as BS
Harrison (Henry A.)* Bowdon, N
Instructions for using Harrison’s
roofing sqaure ideal. Sheet, 13 by
83 inches. Typewritten. [20428
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436628.
Harrison (Louis Reeves)* New York.
Too much money. 8 p. Svo. $0.50.
[Motion picture scenario] [20429
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 436451.
Harrison safety boiler works*, Phila-
delphia. Cochrane heaters. 1 p. L,
106 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. ([Cata-
logue no. 710]) [20430
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 4385906.
Hart (Albert Bushnell) Fate of the
Balkans. Proof. (National edito-
rial service, serial no. 421) [20431
© Mar. 1. 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434920; National editorial
service, inc., New York.
Harvey (Florence L.) [20432, 20433
Lie of the club. © Sept. i 1916s ihe;
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442532.
Mental side of tournament golf. © Aug.
119169 8 er Aus: 14; 1916; A 441752.
[Note: The foregoing are in Goliers
magazine. ]
© Golfers
Hastines (H. G.) co.*, Atlanta. Hast-
magazine co., Chicago.
ings seeds. Catalogue no. 52, fall
1916. [1] 56 p. illus. 8vo. [20434
© July 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 436188.
[Hastincs (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay, by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
(Jn Cincinnati enquirer )
[20435-20464
July 31—Aug. 2, 1916. [3 installments. ]
© July 31—Aug. 2 1916; 1 c. each Aug.
21,1916; A 441942441944.
917
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20465
[Hastines (James Syme) ]—Contd.
Aug. 16-17, ae [2 installments.] @©
Aug. 16-17, ; Le. each Aus: 21,
1916: A 441945, "441946.
Aug. 18-22, 1916. [5 installments.] ©
Aug. 18-22, 1916; 1 c. each Aug. 24,
1916; A 441999442003.
Aug. 23-27, 1916. [5 a ee ©
Aug. 23-27, 1916; 1 c. each A 0,
1916; A 442132442136.
Aug. 28—Sept. 1, 1916. [5 installments. ]
© Aug. 28— Sept. 15, dolGy ole each
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442220442224.
Sept. 2-6, 1916. [5 instaliments.] ©
sept. 2-6, 1916; 1 c. each Sept. 8,
1916; A 442306-442310.
Sept. 7-11, 1916. [5 installments.] ©
Sept. Watt. 1916; 1 c. each Sept. 11,
1916; A 442488—-442442,
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
(Theodore)* Lynn Haven,
Little book that knocks the-
ology off the earth. 62 p. 24mo.
$0.10. [20465
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486741.
Hawes (Annie M. L.) Some haunted
houses and their ghosts. (Jn Lewis-
ton journal) [20466
©) Aus: 6, 19165 1 ¢. Aue. f t91G:
A 442073; Lewiston journal cCo.,
Lewiston, Me.
Hawks (J. G.) [20467-20469
Chicken Casey. [Los Angeles.] Printed
by Standard printing co., [1916]
cover-title, 21 p. 8vo. @ Sept. 1,
1916 a ec. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916;'A
HASWELL
Fla.
Truthful Tulliver. [Los Angeles, printed
by Standard printing Car 1916) cover-
title, 27 p: .Svo. “OS fd ., 1 ho :
2c. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916: "A 436714.
Under the eagle’s wing. [Los Angeles,
Cal., printed by Standard Bene co.,
1916.] cover-title, 15 p. 12m ©
June 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ae 10,
1916; A 4382995.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
HaypDEN, Stone & co.*, Boston. Min-
ing companies and tables cf sta-
tistics. 89 p. 24mo. | 20470
G) Auge 15) SiG: 625 eyed: ait.
Aug. 17, 1916: A 486440.
Hayes (Arthur James) [20471, 20472
Laugh of the loon. © Aug. 13, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 442037.
Norse Nemesis. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1 ec.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 442105.
[Note: The Foregoing are in Chi-
cago herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Hayes (Raymond) *
available. Sheet, printed on both
sides, fold. to. S8vo. $0.05. [2047
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. July 6, 1916;
aff. July 31, 1916; A 435484.
Boston. Always
pt. Lm S.vess
Haynes (D. O.) & co.*, New York.
Era price-list. 1916 ed. 188 p.
4to. $1.00. [20474
© July 15; 1916; 2°e Anes,
1916; aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436288.
HEALTH-WEALTH Syndicate service.
When the world smiles. Sheet, 9 by.
6 inches. $0.10. [20475
© July 11, 1916; 2 @ and aff. July
19, 1916; A 485183; Fred G. Kaess-
mann, Lawrence, Mass.
Herastip (Ernest James)*
wood, Tex. Mother.
54 inches. [20476
© June 1, 1916: 2°) Aw ae:
1916; aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 436475.
Brown-
Sheet 104 by
[Heckxet, (G. B.)] Painting with
prepared paints, Aug., 1916. (In
Drugs, oils and paints.) [20477
©) Aug.. 31, 1916; 1 eGhSepia
1916; A 442189; Drugs, oils and
paints,’ Philadelphia.
Heres (Marie Antoinette) & Norton
(Minnie B.)* St. Joseph, Mo. Old
and new original designs in tatting.
Book no. 5... 15 po: ans aeee
(Cover-title: Book on new and orig-
inal designs in tatting) $9.20.
[20478
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2c Ane ae
1916; aff. Aug. 21. 1916; A 437298.
HEFFNER (George O.)* Pomona, Cal.
Hefiner’s book of magie foreign
language playing cards. 30 ecards,
2?-by 4% inches in box, 4% by 38
inches. [20479
© Aug. 11, 1916; °2) © Ane ae
1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 435949.
HEILAND (Franklin Emmet)* Delphi,
Ind. Votes for women. (In Car-
roll county citizen times) [20480
© Aug. 26, 1916; £ ¢ Sept.
1916; A 442286.
HEINROTH (Charles)* Pittsburgh.
Free organ recitals, 21st season,
1915-1916. cover-title, [162] p.
port. S8vo. [20481
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 «© and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 488139.
HENDERLEY (Brooks) Y. M. C. A,
boys on Bass Island; or, The mys-
tery [of] Russabaga camp. New
York. Cupples & Leon company
[1916] 2p. 1, 246 p. front. 12mo.
$0.60. [20482
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ce. Sept. 13;
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 487676;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
918
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
20502
Henri, Hurst & MeDonald*, Chicago.
Selling by mail. 2 p.. 1, p. 3-29.
16mo. [20483
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 438237.
Hrenwoop (Charles EK.) On the im-
portance of being born again. Proof
(National editorial service, serial
no. 404) [20484
© Feb. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 484914; National editorial
service, ine., New York.
Heroines of the Templars crusade,
1129. Ritual. cover-title, [11] p.
illus. 16mo. $0.25. [20485
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. May 17,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 486014;
Milton F. Fields, St. Louis.
Herrotp (Charles)* Seattle. Chas.
Herold’s system of mental and phy-
sical science. [32] p. illus. 12mo.
(Cover-title: Perfect system) $10.00.
[20486
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485750.
Hettincer bros. mfg. eco. White line
office equipment for the physician,
surgeon, specialist and dentist. 84
p. illus. diagr. 4to. [20487
© July 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 485081; Scanlan-Morris
co., Madison, Wis.
Hreernia bank & trust co.*, New Or-
leans. Digest of the Federal farm
loan act. cover-title, 25 p. 12mo.
[20488
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 436494.
Hicusorn (Fanklin)* Santa Clara,
Cal. Senator Grant’s fight against
the San Francisco tenderloin. chap.
7, 8 from story of the California
legislature of 1915. 1p. 1. p. 67-100.
illus., port. 12mo. [20489
Aue. 18, 1916° 2 ©¢. and ‘aff.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 4386495.
Hickson. Fulfilment of our spring
prophecy. (In MUarper’s bazar,
Sept., 1916) [20490
er Ane 25, 1916; ke: Aug. 26;
1916; A 442062; Hickson & co., New
York.
Hitt (John Philip)* Baltimore. Na-
tional protection; policy, armament
and preparedness. 73 p. 12mo.
$0.25. [20491
© May 10, 1916; 1 e. and aff.
July 19, 1916; 1 e. July 29, 1916; A
435485.
Hitt (Lewis C.)* Roseburg, Or. Our
flag. Sheet, 7 by 34 inches. [20492
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 14, 1916; A 435036.
Hincxks bros. & co.*, Bridgeport, Conn.
Taxation of securities in Connecti-
cub. od ed. 1996. 16 p: 12mo.
[20498
©. june, 20. 1916. 2c... fune, 30.
1916; aff. July 19, 1916; A 486015.
Hines (Hdgar_ T.) Organization
chart, Wesley Bible class, 1916.
Sheet, 12 by 9 inches. [20494
© June 6; 1916; 2 ec June 17,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 434853;
Wesley Bible class, Norfolk, Va.
HINKLE (Homer M.)* Cambridge, Ill.
[20495-20498
Chute, bill of material. Sheet, diagr.
84 by 11 inches fold. to 8vo. $0.50.
@ Mar. 8, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916; A 436765.
Giant stride. Sheet, diagr. 84 by 11
inches, fold. to Svo. $0.50. © Mar.
3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916;
A 436766.
Swings. Sheet, diagr., 8% by 11 inches,
fold. to 8vo. $0.50. © Mar. 3, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436767.
Teeter boards. Sheet, diagr., 83 Dy as
inches, fold. to 8vo. $0. 50. © M
ae 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916;
A 436768.
HopcEs’ New York city nurses’ direc-
tory, 1916 ed. New York, Hodges
publishing co., ine., 1916. 48 p. 8vo.
[20499
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 16,
1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 437264;
Hodges pub. co., ine., New York.
Hopson (Clarence) & co.*, Newark,
N. J. $100 and $500 7% certificates
of indebtedness, or debenture bonds,
of Credit finance company to pro-
vide additional funds for the pur-
chase of accounts receivable. [4]
p. 4to. [20500
©» June: 17, -1916>: 2c. ,and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 4826386.
Hocite (J. A.) & co. Hand book of
Utah securities, industrial, banking
and financial, 1916. [Salt Lake
City, Utah, Grocer printing com-
pany] 1916. 41, [1] p. nar. 8vo.
$0.25. [20501
© Aug: 24° -19T@" 2%e8 and: ait:
Aug. 30, 1916; A 437461; James A.
Hogle, Salt Lake City.
HoGwaLLow news. Aug. 11,1916. (In
Madisonville Semi-weekly hustler)
[20502
© Aue” 1 1916s ob ves Ae: 16;
1916; A 441794; Adams syndicate,
Madisonville, Ky.
64353—1e—_—_4 919
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20503
HoLeproor hosiery co.*, Milwaukee.
Thousands of tributes to holeproof’s
double-service. (In Ladies’ home
journal, Sept., 1916.) [20503
© Aug. 26, 1916; 1 «@ Sept. 138,
1916; A 442447.
HoLminAN (Joseph H.)* Bismarck,
N. D. Gold seal no. 10. Why you
should quit tobacco and snuff. Book
A. cover-title, 1 p. 1, [10] p. illus.
16mo. (Inland chemical co.)
[20504
© June 17, 1916; 2 c and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 432649.
Hoxtm & Olson, inc.*, St. Paul. Bulbs,
trees, shrubs and plants for fall
planting. cover-title, 16 p. _ illus.
4to. [20505
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
6, 1916; A 436623.
Hot mfg. co.*, Stockton, Cal.
[20506, 20507
Caterpillar 45. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 18 by 12 inches folded to
Svo5 (© July LO 191Gs 2 Ceand) aft:
Aug. 9, 1916; A 435675.
Bulletin C 106. 24 p. illus. 4to.
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 9,
1916; A 485674.
HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. OF
PASADENA*, Pasadena. Pasadena,
South Pasadena, Lamanda Park
[ete.] telephone directory, July,
1916.- x, 102'p.- Ato: [20508
© July 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
12, 1916; A 4385028.
HoME TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
OF: -PORTLAND, Or.*,,; Portland; Or.
Portland home telephone directory,
Sept., 1916. cover-title, 126, 64, 16 p.
SvVo. [20509
@QrAis. Aa A916es Dizexss and ait
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436639.
HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. OF
SPOKANE*, San Francisco. Spokane
telephone’ directory, July, 1916.
Various paging. 4to. [20510
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 435856.
Hoosier mfg. co.*, New Castle, Ind.
Hoosier kitchen cabinets. 1916. 2d
ed. 48 p. illus. 16mo. [20511
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 435872.
[Horr (Chester R.)] 20512-20526
Have Yuan Shi Kai & Kitchner joined
‘Dead who still- live.’’ Sept. 3,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442571.
How epidemic of pence sitaal Wears
dates back to Waite case. © Aug. 13,
1916; 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441894.
pt. 5, Se es
[Horr (Chester R.)]—Continued.
Hungary’s angel an English woman. @©
Aug. 20, 6; 1c. Aug. 23, 191Ge x
442029.
I am the original vampire. @© Sept. 3,
1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 16, 191G- A 449568.
Man they can’t keep in jail. © Aug. 20,
1916; 1c. Aug. 23, 1916; A 442030.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts, Aug. 13, 1916. © Aug. 18,
1916; 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441898.
Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug. 20, 1916;
ie. Awe: 23, 1916; A 442026.
Sept. 3, 1916. © Sept. 8,
1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442573.
Pirates’ old refuge new guards Panama
Canal. © Aug. 13, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 18,
1916; A 441896.
Poet who comes to scold. © Aug. 20,
1916; 1 ce. Aug. 23, 1916; A 442028.
When Greenland’s icy mountains bene
India’s coral strands. © Sep 3,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 449570.
Will Haig prove a British Grant? ©
Aug. 20, 1916; 1 ¢«. Aug. 28, 1916; A
442027.
Will India’s religious revolt be led by
theosophists? © Aug. 13, 1916; 1 ec.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441895.
World’s wickedest woman wanders west-
ward. © Sept. 3, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 16,
1916; A 442569.
1916 model of the box of Pandora. ©
Aug. 13, 1916; 1 ¢ Aug. 1s, 199650 %
441893.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader.]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
1916 ;
Horr (Laura Lee) Moving picture
girls in war plays; or, The sham
battles at Oak Farm. New York,
Grosset & Dunlap [1916] 2 p. lL,
214 p. front. 12mo. ([Moving pic-
ture girls series]) $0.40. 120527
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 437577 ; Grosset & Dun-
lap, New York.
Hopkins (Frank W.) Scoop, the cub
reporter. Each, proof, illus.
[20528-20535
Weeks of May 29, June 5, 1916. © May
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 27, 1926;
A 432699.
Weeks of June 12, 19, 1916. © June 6,
1916; 2 G@ and aft. June 21, .19%o8
A 432700.
Weeks of June 26- Page 17;. 19165) ©
June 20, 29, 1916; c. each and aff.
June 19, 1916; A isk 1Ss 435156.
Weeks of July 24, 31, 1916. © July 18,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A
435585.
ayers of Aug. 7
lays PAL 1016; Ze. each and aff.
=e 1916; A 439126-439128.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
7—Sept. 11, 1916. © Aug.
Sept.
920
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
20558
Hoprer-Cousins press syndicate, inc.*,
New York. Bank advertisements.
September. copy. cover-title, 10 1.
8vo. (Thrift series—Daily money
messages ) [20536
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439105.
HotcHriss (George Burton)
[20537-20539
Business-building English. New York
city, Business training corporation
[1916] 24 p. 8vo. © June 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. June 22, 1916; A 432647.
© Business training corp.,
York.
English for every-day life. [10] p.
8vo. © July 15, 1916;
July 21, 1916: A 435214
© George Burton Hotchkiss New
York.
Preparing a bank’s booklets. 2 p. 1.
numb. 1. 2-16. 4to. (Modern nee
ness service, report no. 41)
iMieetolG. 2 ¢.,and att. Aug. 11; 1916:
A 435688.
© Alexander Hamilton institute,
New York.
Hote, Bismarck. Coolest spot in Chi-
cago. . . . Hotel Bismarck. (Jn Chi-
cago examiner ) [20540
©. duly 13," 1916: 1 ec: Aug. 18,
1916; A 441875; Thos. M. Bowers
adv. agency, Chicago.
Hovuew (D. M.)* Chicago. Why pay
$600 to over $9,000 more for each
$10,000 life insurance than neces-
sary? [3] p. S8vo. [20541
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
aff. Aug. 9, 1916; A 435697.
House (Elwin Lincoln)* Hood River,
Or Power of the will. [388] p.
12mo. $0.15. [20542
© June 20, 1916; 2 c. June 29,
1916; aff. July 10, 1916; A 485015.
New
2 ec. and aft.
House (Ernest)* Kiowa, Okl. Holy
Spirit. Sheet, 94 by 134 inches.
[20543
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 4385626.
Howarp (James Charles)* Dayton, O.
Justice belongs to the Lord. Card,
54 by 124 inches. [20544
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 436583.
Howe (T. J.) & co., inc.*, Louisville.
Book of instructions for wearers of
glasses. 21 p. illus. 16mo.
[20545
Criniy 27, 19167. 28 ¢. July 20,
1916; aff. July 19, 1916; A 435189.
Howes (S. M.) co.*, Boston. Fireplace
fixtures and other specialties, July,
1916. 69 p. illus. obl. 4to.
[20546
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 436380.
Hoyt (E. W.) & ¢co., Lowell, Mass.
How to have good teeth. [7] p.
illus. (part col.) obl. 4S8mo.
[20547
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 4385649.
EUCHINGSON (James Edwin)* Detroit.
Progressive lessons in business writ-
ing. [20548, 20549
Pt. 2, grades 6-8 and higher. Rev. ed.
79 illus. obl. 24mo. $0.20. ©
p.
Tals ZO AGAG 27 2 Coed alt. AWS. 3:
1916; A 436214.
Teachers’ manual. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. to. (Penmanship course of
study) © July 29, 1916; 2 ce. and
aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 436231.
Hiupson (William W.)* Indianapolis.
President of Dreamland. [4] p. fol.
$0.05. [20550
©) Aug. 15191622 cand aft.
Aug. 17, 1916; A 486481.
HucHes (Harold F.)* Fresno, Cal.
Official rules, Fresno playground ball.
Fresno, Cal., Homan & co., 1916. 11
p. diagr. 16mo. $0.10. [20551
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486723.
HucHrs (Rupert) [20552-20558
Gloria’s romance, by Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
pert Hughes. 12th installment. ©
Auge a3 Se i9les 1 e. Auss 8s [9ie=
A 441865.
—-— 13th installment.
1c. Aug. 24, 1916; A 442020.
—— 14th installment. © Aug. 27, 1916;
ive, Aue, 3i, 1916s A 44271158:
—— 15th installment. © pepe 3, 1916;
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1916; A 442318.
—_—- 16th installment. © Sept. 10, 1916;
1c. Sept. 13, 1916; A 442462
© A. M. Hughes, Cienene
Sandalwood, 23-24. (in Green book mag-
azine, Sept. 1916. © Aug. 12, 1916;
1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 441776.
—— chap. 25-29. (In Green book mag-
azine, Oct., 1916) © Sept. 12, 1916;
1c. Sept. 15, 1916; A 442496.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chi-
cago tribune unless otherwise stated. ]
© Rupert Hughes, Bedford Hills,
N. Y. & Mission, Tex.
© Aug. 20, 19163
921
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20559
HuMPHREYS (Frederick). Humphreys’
manual for the administration of
medicine and treatment of disease.
Rey. ed. New York, Humphreys’
homeo. medicine co., 1916. 144 p.
front i 32mo. [20559
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
ee IS oy 436302; Humphreys’
homeo. medicine CO., New York.
HUMPHREYS manufacturing co.*, Mans-
field, O. Humphryes plumbers por-
celain enameled iron sanitary ware
and brass goods. 112p. illus. 4to.
(Catalog E) [20560
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 489044.
Hunt (William Hill)* New York.
Plan of organization, A and B; Ar-
gentine distributing co., ine., in the
process of organization, June 12th,
29th, 1916, bulletin 1 and 2. 38 pts.
tH! Tv." "Sve: [20561
© June 29, 1916; 2 « and aff. July
20, 1916; A 436084.
Hurtt (Christopher Jonathan) More
light <on life by Ci °d.o Births tr.
by C. J. Hurtt, jr. Los Angeles, Cal.,
The Pro-life union [1916] 1 p. 1.
p. 5-60. 16mo. $0.25. [20562
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 486493; Pro-life union,
Los Angeles.
Huston (William Page)* Wichita,
Kan. Freight rates. Wichita, Kan.,
Wichita traffic bureau, 1916. 106
numb. . 16mo... $1.50, $5.75.
[20563
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
6G, 1916> A 436641.
Hutton (S. E.)* Moskow, Id. News-
paper reporting. cover-title, 28 p.
nar. 16mo. [20564
©" Tully 152°1SiGs 2e:* Fully (08;
1916; aff. July 29, 1916; A 436206.
Hyprex felt & engineering co.*, New
York. Sheathing and insulating
paper, waterproof. [4] p._ illus.,
diagrs. 4to. [20565
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436398.
Hyer (Frank 8.) Laurel first reader,
by F. 8S. Hyer; illus. by Mae Herrick
Scannell. Chicago, Laurel book com-
pany, 1916. 144 p. illus. (part col.)
12mo. $0.36. [20566
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 438864;
Laurel book co., Chicago.
pt wk svi
Icy-HoT bottle co.*, Cincinnati. Icy-
hot products. 20 p. illus. S8vo.
(Catalog no. 25) [20567
© July 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 489012.
IpEAL laundry co.*, Spokane, Wash.
Adventures of Peggy Lou. cover-
title, [12] p. illus. 24mo. [20568
© Aug. 14, 1916;.2 ec and aff.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 485895.
[IMPERIAL BEARING
bond sales system. cover-title, 3 1.
illus. fol. [20569
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 22, 1916; A 485491; Everett
Earl Ragsdale, Detroit.
IMPERIAL BRASS mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Imperial welding and cutting hand-
book. 56 p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
$1.00. [20570
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 486510.
IMPERIAT. CHEMICAL €O.*,
Ia. lLysoll dip.
tions.
co.] Warranty
Shenandoah,
Facts and direc-
cover-title, 16 p. illus. 12mo.
[20571
“© July 5, 1916; 2ce.andean:
July 12, 1916; A 435016.
IMPLEMENT trade journal co.*, Kan-
sas City, Mo. Cooperative tractor
eatalog. 91p. illus. obl. i16mo.
[20572
© June 17, 1916 ; 2 c. Suby 24,
4916; aff. Aug. 7 1916: A 436294.
INGHAM County, Mich. Farm journal
illustrated rural directory of Ing-
ham County, Michigan. [1916-1921]
Philadelphia, W. Atkinson company,
1916. 200 p. illus. S8vo. [20573
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 438157; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
New York.
[20574-20576
Life salesman. no. 73-77.
(In Insurance press.) © Sept. 6,
1916; 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 449811.
On the debit of Bill Jones. (in Insur-
ance press, Aug., 1916.) © Aug. 15,
Ic. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441886.
INSURANCE press*,
insurance
1916;
You can and you can’t. Sheet, 24 by
11 inches. $1.00. © Aug. re 1916;
1 e@ and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; 1 ¢ Aug.
4, 1916; A 436396.
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING service*,
West New York, N. J.
[20577, 20578
Congratulations. West New York, N. J.,
i. V. Roth & co. [1916] Card, 3 by
6 inches. © July 18, 1916; ec. and
aff. July 10, 1916; aff. Aug. i, 1916 ;
A 436189.
922
4
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING seryvice*—
Continued.
It’s the slow collections that knife your
business. Blotter, 3 by 6 inches.
April 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 1,
1916; A 436190.
INTERNATIONAL ASSN. of Rotary clubs%,
Chicago. [20579-20582
Business of being a Rotarian. [7] p.-
nar. S8vo. (Pamphlet no. 7) ~ $0.01.
@ May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 435052.
Rotarians duties and responsibilities to
his own craft or profession and to
society. [8] or nar. 12mo. (Pam-
phiet no. 9) $0.01. © July 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 14, 1916; A 435050.
Rotary club’s duties and responsibilities
to its members [7] p. nar. 12mo.
(Pamphlet no. 8) $0.01. © June 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 14, 1916; A
435051.
Scope & purposes of a Rotary club.
4] p. nar. Svo. (Pamphlet no. 6)
Ot @ Apr..4, 3916: 2c. and aff.
July 14, 1916; A 4385053.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE Schools.
[20583-20616
Boiler fittings. Instruction paper with
examination question. 2d ed. T48.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company, [1916] cover-title, 62, 2 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. © June 30, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 436589.
Central-office equipment instruction p#per
with examination questions. ist ed.
1753. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company, [1916] cover-tiile,
74, 2 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. © July
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 2, 1916.
A 436593.
Cold-water supply. Instruction paper
with examination questions. 2d ed.
740. Scranton, Pa., International text-
book company, [1916] cover-title, 72,
2 p. illus., diagrs., plates (part fold.)
8vo. -© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436587.
Color in design. Instruction paper. Ist
ed. 1768. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company. [1916]
cover-title, 54 p. plates (part col.)
8vo. © July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436604.
Composition and rhetoric. pts. 1, 2.
Question paper. 2d ed. 1494. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany, [1916] cover-title, 11 p., 1 l.,
24 p. plate. Svo. © May 11, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435172.
Course and how to study it. Instruc-
tion paper. ist ed. 1714. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
[1916] cover-title, 22 p., 1 1.
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 19,
1916; A 435177.
Cover designing. Instruction paper.
ed. 1733. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 62 p. illus., plates (part
eol.) Svo. @©@ June 30, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 436594
Design composition.
ist ed. 1766.
national textbook
cover-titie, 40 p.
© June 1, 1916;
1916; A 435178.
1st
Instruction paper.
Scranton, Pa., Inter-
company, [1916]
illus., diagrs. S8vo.
2c. and aff. July 19,
923
20616
NTERNATIONAL CORRESPON
schools—Continued.
Design motifs. Instruction paper. Ist
ed. 1765. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 42 p. illus., plates. S8vo.
© June 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 29,
1916; A 436161.
Drawing for color reproduction. In-
struction paper. isted. 1735. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany, [1916] cover-title, 38 p. illus.
(part col.) plates. 8vo. © June 30,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A
436596.
Electric ignition. Instruction paper
with examination questions. pt. 3, 4.
2d ed. 1258 C, D. Scranton, Pa.. In-
ternational textbook company, [1916]
2v. illus. diagrs. 8vo. © June 14,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 29, 1916; A
436155.
pt. 5. ist ed. 1258 BE. Scranton,
Pa.. International textbook company,
[1916] cover-title, p. [109]—156, [2]
Z diagrs. 8vo. © June 14,
H91IG: 2 c. and. afl. July 29, 1916; A
436153.
Exhaust and blower piping.
paper with examination
ist ed. 1763. Scranton, Pa.,
national textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 56, 3 p. diagrs., plates.
Svo. .@ Aus. 4, 1916; 2 c. and afi.
Sept. 2, 1916: A 436600.
Forging dies. Instruction paper with ex-
amination questions. 1st ed. 1682.
Scranton, Pa., International textbook
company, [1916] cover-title, 56, 2 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. © June 20, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435173.
Governors. Instruction paper with ex-
amination questions. 2d_ ed. 362.
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INTERSTATE auto assn., ine.*, Oakland,
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$2.50. [20643
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29, 1916; A 436164.
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Minn. Real secret for killing iron
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$6.00. [20644
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Izor (Estelle Peel)* Indianapolis.
Costume design and home planning,
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Porter Brown and Rachel Taft
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.
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JACOBSON (Pauline)* San Francisco.
[20647-20651
California’s first playhouses. © Sept.
; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916; A 442293.
2, 1916
Famous ones trod pioneer stage. €
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Jeems Pipes of Pipesville.. © Aug. 19,
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20686
JAMES (George Wharton)* San Diego,
Cal. How the Karoks got fire. (In
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1916) [20652
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A 441755.
JAMES (Maxwell)* New York. James
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[Text parallel to binding] [20653
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11, 1916; A 436707.
(Helen Follett) ]
[20654-20686
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A 442104.
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©
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A 442389.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
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[J AMESON
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JE SAIS tout.
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JENNESS (Kelley) Topic talks for the
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Paris.
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1916. 92 p. 12mo. $0.15. © [20690
© dune 15, 1916; 2 © and aff.
July 17, 1916; A 485128; Hpworth
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© July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
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JEWELERS’ circular-weekly buyers’ di-
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$0.50. [20692
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JOHNSON (Joseph French) :
[20693, 20694
Building from the base. cover-title, 1
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2; "July 11, 1916; aft. July 12, 1916;
A 435029.
Modern business. Supplement—1916. 2nd
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1916; A 485050.
© Alexander Hamilton institute,
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series, no. 2) [20695
© June. 7," 1916; 3 ¢..Sumer2e,
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JOHNSTONE (Arthur Edward)* Ithaca,
N. Y. Johnstone sight singing test
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© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 4385066.
JOHNSTONE (Corinne H.)* San Fran-
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[20697
© Jan. 5, 1916; 2 ec. June 6, 1916;
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JOHNSTONE (May Searles)* Butte,
Mont. Honolulu, the hidden garden
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© June 3, 1916; 1 c. Aus. 17, 1916;
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JOLIET, Ill. R.L. Polk & ‘cors: Joliet
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4p. 1. p. 138-634 Svo. [20699
©-Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 438341; R. L. Polk & co.,
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Ky., Printed by C. T. Dearing print-
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© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 486500.
JoNES (F. D.)* Alhambra, Cal.
[20701, 20702
Addition and subtraction perception cards.
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© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
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JoNES (Ralph)* Urbana, Ill. Basket-
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[20704
© June 24, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435704.
JONES (Richard J.)* Norfolk, Va.
Heart of a scarlet woman. cover-
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© July 5, 1916; 2 c. July 6, 1916;
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Joyes (W. R.)* St. Louis. Aladdin
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1916. ) [20706
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916;
A 442287.
vuUSTUS (Hmory W.)* Jefferson City,
Mo. Patriotic songs on Missouri,
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© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
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[20708
© June 17, 1916; 1 c. and aff. June
Pa Polo: § C. July 26,’ 1916; aff.
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KAHN (Harry CC.) & son*, Philadel-
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iop. dilus: fol. [20709
© July 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
21, 1916; A 485217.
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[20710, 20711
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432996.
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[20712-20716
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KELLEY (J)* Chicago. [20717-20737
All the tragedies of the ages crowded
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Be always tell the truth; girls never
©) Auge 3) 1916s Wes Arie 4:
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Can a rich man be true to his wife?
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A 442110.
Cleopatra’s famous suppers only cost a
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For it takes a little rain with the sun-
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11, 1916; A 442429,
Fortune in sharks lost by a year. ©
Aug. 13, 1916; 1 ¢«. Aug. 14, 1916;
A 442048.
How the magazine cover girl guides
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Introducing our happy ee -child, the
Hula Hula girl. © Au 27, 1916;
ive Aus: 28) 19163 7A 442109.
Is science friend or foe of lovers? ©
> Aug. 27,. 19163 Pe Aug: 28, 1906);
A 442111.
It’s fear that makes us sick.
US ALBUS IS Ib) Osa alibi
442042.
Kaiser’s son-in-law going mad. @© Sept.
3, 1916; i c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442398.-
Mary Gardens movie kiss to set’ the
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Aus. 21, 1916; A 441987.
Peerless Poiret’s art triumphs in the
trenches. © Sept. 10, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
11, 1916; A 442431.
Rich man’s son who doubled his father’s
millions. © Sept. 10, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
11, 1916; A 4424382.
Tabitha’s letter, Aug. 13, 1916. © Aug.
ie ONG i
@ Aug.
4S LONG A
¢ ce; Aug, 14, ,19a65° A
442039.
—— Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug. 20, 1916; 1
e. Aug, 21, 1916; A 441932,
Sept. 3. 1916. © Sept. 3, 1916;
1c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442388.
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Trading a famous beauty for a dozen
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Why Hughes eae believes in suffrage.
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KELLER (David H.)* Chicago. Disser-
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Casualty review, Aug., 1916)
[20738
Ke) "Atiee "2a LOG are. Sept. a”
1916; A 442369.
KELLERMAN (Annette) What is the
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© July: 2,:1916* 1. c; July 3, 1916;
A 404707; J. Keeley, Chicago.
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20740
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KELLEY (George H.)* Evanston, IIl.
Florida. (Jn Tampa daily times)
[20740
© Aug. 18, 1916; 1c. Sept. 7, 1916;
A 442288.
KELLOGG toasted corn flake co.*, Battle
Creek. Few minutes with some
happy children. cover-title, [29] p.
illus. 8vo. [20741
© June as. 91G7 2 ci sune. 13,
1916; aff. June 24, 1916; A 432660.
[KEMPER (Henry Michael)] Guada-
lupe raccolta, comp. by A missionary
priest. San Antonio [Tex.] C. J.
Schneider printing co. [1916] 95p.
12mo. $0.15. [20742
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 438238 ; Notre Dame insti- |
tute, Kerrville, Tex.
KENYON (William 8.) Taxing expa-
triates. Proof. .(National editorial
service, serial no. 423) [20743
© Mar. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434919 ; National editorial
service, inc., New York.
ISERNAHAN (J. G.) [ 20744, 20745
Little Ellie & Talking Bear and other
bedtime stories, by J. G. and C. Kerna-
York, The Platt & Peck co.
[1916] 1 p. lL, [56] p. col. front.,
illus. 8vo. ([{Bed-time story - land
books]) $0.15. © July 21, 1916; 2 c.
Aug. 8, 1916; afi. Aug. i, 1916; A
435951.
Little Wilko & Talking Wolf and other
bedtime stories, by J. G. & C. Kerna-
han. New York, The Platt & Peck co.
[1916] 82 pel; fos? pt” ‘coljstcont,
illus. 8vo. ({Bedtime _ story - land
books]) $0.15. © July 21, 1916; 2c.
Aug. 8, 1916; aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A
435953
© Platt & Peck co., New York.
KETCHAM (Roy)* Kankakee, Ii.
Hughes, Hughes, he’s the man. Card,
6 by 3 inches. $0.25. [20746
© June 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 435078.
IXETCHAM (William H.)* Washington.
Kiahlik iksa nana-aiyimmika i kati-
kisma. 200 p. illus. 16mo. $0.25.
[20747
© July 5, 1916; 2 ec and aff. July
5, 1916; A 4382898.
IXEWAUNEE mfg. co.*, Kewaunee, Wis.
Kkewaunee laboratory furniture for
educational institutions, commercial
laboratories, [ete.] 3868 p._ illus..
diagrs. Svo. (catalog no. 12)
[20748
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435993.
Key (Francis Scott) Star-Spangled
Banner (Besternte fahne) by F. S.
Key, tr. by S. Grob. Sheet, 10 by 8
inches. [20749
© July 28, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
Sept. 13, 1916; A 436800; Samuel
Grob, Annapolis. [Copyright is
claimed on revision]
KiEHL (W. J. L.) [20750-20752
Plan a demobilization “lid.”’ © Sept. 1,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916: A 442237.
Filtaeaean sent to Holland. © Aug. 21,
16; 1c. Aug. 24, 1916S % 442009,
“Whose babies shall staan War is-
sue. @ Aug. 25, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 30,
1916; A 442131.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
(Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies, September, 1916.
(In Ladies’ home journal, Septem-
ber 1916) [20753
© Aug. 19, 1916; 1 « Aug. 23,
1916; A 441997.
Kirt
KIMBALL-UPSON co.*, Sacramento, Cal.
Catalog no. 26. cover-title, 8 p. L,
xiv, 276 p. illus. S8vo. [20754
© July 12;°1916 7-2 ve. Bulges,
1916; aff. July 29, 1916; A 486145.
KINNEAR (David M.)* Albany. Flag
that-we love. [14] p. illus., ports.
24mo. [20755
© July 1, 1916; 1. c. and aff. July
10, 1916; 1: e June 25.85
436016.
KtrratFy (Albert Enrico)* New York.
Caberet reviews, by Albert Enrico
{[pseud.] lil. 4to. $0.10. [20756
© July 12) 1916;:2.e> duly ieee
1916; aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 486646.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell)* Cleveland.
[20757-20761
Cakes and fillings. © Aug. 16, 1916; 1
ce. Aug. 19, 1916; A 441902.
Home making talks. Can we help being
fat or thin? (In Cleveland plain
dealer) @ Aug. 11, 19163 ¥ (ey Aue.
12, 1916; A 441748.
Health in olive oil and ripe olives.
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 «@ Sept. 127 2916;
A 442412.
Melon season. © Aug. at 1916; 1
c. Sept. 2, 1916; A 442192
Nutrition and the jaane value of
foods. © Aug. 23, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 25,
1916; A 442050.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Buffalo
evening times unless otherwise stated]
928
F
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
KIssEL motor car co.*, Hartford, Wis.
Confidential data for distributors of
motor trucks. 22 1. illus. map, ports.
fol. $5.00. [20762
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 436454.
KITCHEN ACCOUNT calendar,
Florence Orville.
[1917], by
New York, Barse
& Hopkins, 1916. 25 1. illus. 4to.
in box 12 by 74 inches. [Text par-
allel to binding] [20763
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 4389123; Barse & Hop-
kins, New York.
IKITCHEN SERVICE ¢€o.*, Chicago. Aris-
tocracy of investment vs. horse
sense. 15 p. illus. S8vo. [20764
Semi tl 19165 2 c..Juby. 17,
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 436104.
Kirson & Neumann*, Springfield,
Mass. K-N kuts for printing and
advertising. 138 p.,11. illus. (part
eol.) S8vo. (Catalogue A) $1.00.
[20765
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
i I91G; A 437499.
KLEMIN (Alexander)* Cambridge,
Mass. Course in aerodynamics and
aeroplane design by A. Klemin and
T. H. Huff, pt. 1, sec. 1. (Jn Avia-
tion and aeronautical engineering.
Aug. 1, 1916) [20766
@yAue. G, 1916; 1 c¢ ' Aug. 24,
1916; A 442345.
Kricka (Joseph) co. [Edmiston’s
. frame price list] Sheet, illus., 6 by
18 inches. [20767
© June 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 484864; Samuel A. Kd-
miston, Melrose Park, Ill.
Knapp (Penelope) You may ruin
health and figure if you dont’ learn
to sit correctly, Lesson 8. (In Chi-
eago herald) [20768
@OrAue 13, 1916; 1 ¢& Aug. 14,
1916; A 442149; J. Keeley, Chicago.
KNEISEL (Arthur)* Chicago. Hor
president of the United States, No-
vember election, 1916. Sheet, 84 by
5# inches. | 20769
© July 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 4385212.
KNOWLTON (M. D.) co.*, Rochester,
ee [20770207 73
Bench covering machine. 4 p. ae
8vo. (Bulletin 51, form 351). © A
7 A91Gs 2 ec; and aff, Aug. 22, 1916:
A 436469.
a SSS
20781
KNOWLTON (M. D.) co.*—Continued.
Box covering machines. 12 p. illus.
8vo. (Bulletin 49, form 348). © Aug.
ape Oli 92 1G and aff. Aug. 22, 1916's
A 436470.
Slotting machines. 8 p. illus. S8vo.
(Bulletin 54, form 357). © Aug. 17%,
TOtG. Zee and. walt. Aug: 22:4191'6)-
A 436471.
Stayer instructions. 12 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. (Bulletin 42, form 324). © Aug.
(LONG + 2c: and aff, Aug. 22, 1916;
A 436468.
Knuptson (Arthur
land, N. D.
in transit.
$1.50.
@) Aus, 25, 1915-
1916; aff. Sept. 12,
Kny - SCHEERER
York. Hlectro
160 p. illus., diagrs.
logue no. 25)
© pAUe. 30) e1916 1 2a.e;
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436615.
Koun (Alfred Z.) & Green (Herbert
P.)* New York. History of archi-
tecture briefly outlined for lecture
C.)* New Eng-
Notice about breakage
Sheet, 103 by 8 inches.
[20774
2 @o Aug:-.29,
1916; A 4386758.
corporation*, New
medical apparatus.
4to. (Cata-
[20775
and aff.
courses in 4 pts. pt. 1,3. 2v. 4to.
$0.50. Contents.—pt. 1. Ancient
architecture. — pt. 8. Renaissance
architecture. [20776
©. Deer 157 1915> 2c Deen 22
LOTS? att. Anes 22, 1916: A A350:
Koontz (Jean W.)* Topeka, Kan.
[Primary word card] Sheet, printed
on beth sides, 174 by 23 inches.
$0.05. [20777
COs Ts 2101s 26. July 108
1916; aff. July 21, 1916: A 435218.
KRESGE (S. 8S.) co.*, Detroit. Special
report. on —Stere., no, — fala
Sheets, 114 by 82 inches. [20778
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 486097.
KRONER (Hstelle A.)* Chicago. Kroner
photo print dryer co. [4] p._ illus.
16mo. [20779
© May 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
24, 1916; A 482659.
KvESTER (Adolph A.)* Brooklyn. My
mother is my sweetheart. Sheet,
123 by 93 inches. [20780
Oe dullye V7. VGA es Lon sy clea
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 436179.
KuuH, Nathan & Fisher co.*, Chicago.
Book of advertisements for the re-
tail clothier. Fall and winter, 1916—
17. 38 p. 1., numb. 1. 5-49. — fol.
[20781
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 486678.
929
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, BS. Via
Kunst und leben. 8. jahrgang 1916;
ein kaiender mit 53 originalzeich-
nungen und _ = originalholzschnitten
deutscher ktinstler und versen und
sprichen deutscher dichter und
denker ... SBerlin-Zehiendorf, F.
Heyder, 1915. 112 sheets. S8vo.
[20782
iG. Nosie*t, A985 *) 1 .e= July, 29,
1916; A—Foreign 14097; Fritz Hey-
der, Berlin-Zehlendorf.
KUPPENHEIMER (B.) & CO.*
Styles by The house of
heimer. Fall and winter,
cover-title, [12] p. col.
, Chicago.
Kuppen-
1916-17.
illus. Svo.
[20783
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439114.
KUPPENHEIMER (House of)* Chicago.
Cuts, copy and cooperation. cover-
tole [251 pietlus. . tok [20784
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439116.
KurowskI (A. G. F.)
for typewriting machines.
card, 24 by 64 cia [20785
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 436584; Underwood type-
writer co., inc., New York.
Lacey (R. 8. & A. B.)* Washington.
Centering form
Folded
Canada. [4] p. illus. ~ 4to. (Bul-
letin W.) 3 [20786
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2-¢« and aff.
Aug. 15, 1916; A 436401.
Larrap & Lee, inc.*, Chicago. Laird &
Lee’s diary and time-saver, 1917.
Sth, annual “eds” [140Tt p.. Sironk,
maps. 24mo. $0.25. [20787
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 486548.
Lait (Jack) [20788-20818
Anecdote of the blond repo en ©
sane NGS. 4) cs AMS. SO, 2101 Ge
Bearding the bearded Buffalo Bill. ©
Aug. 23, 1916; 1. cc. Aug. 24, 1916;
A 442017.
Behold our nifty tableside kidder. ©
Sept. 12,' 1916; 1. ¢.. Septija3, A9t6e
A 442456.
Blotch on Canada Kid’s escutcheon. ©
Ane. 19, 1916301 se Agee 2h) 19ies
A 441924.
© Sept.
aa Kid at seat of nation.
1916; 1 c. Sept. 6, 1916; A 442397.
Chineite the wolf as first nighter. ©
Ate, 16° 191624 car Aus: 17, 1916 ;
A 441829.
Gus the bus back home and happy. ©
Aug 219191 6e: De, Aue 225) 1916);
A 441982.
Gus the bus clowns tragedy climax. ©
Bept. LLY L916: 1 c. Sept. £2, L9L6-
A 442454.
Lait (Jack ) —Continued.
Gus the bus meets Satan’s daughter. ©
Aug. 28, 1916;°1 c. Aug. 31, 19865
A 442376.
Here it is. @ Aug. 11, 1916; 1 c Age
12, 1916; A 441727.
Here’s one (1) man who loves his wife.
Aug. 31, 1916; 1 c." Sept. 1916-
A 442385.
Letter of regrets to Mahidal. © Aug.
26, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 28, 1916; A 442092.
Loophounds repudiate $3,000 piker. €
Aug. 18, 1996 51. seh) Awe? Se 6
A 441912.
Men: we have with us this evening. ©
Sept.=2, 1916; 1. c. Sept..5, 7996; 4
4429422.
Money could have saved Barnes’ life.
@ Sépt. 7, 1916; 1 c«. Sept, & 29tee
A 442400.
More of those sneer classics. © Sept.
6, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916; A 442541.
Oldest story in this old world. ©
Aug. 25, 1916; 1 c. Aus. 26, 23ie;
A 442090.
One-cent classics, de luxe edition. ©
Aug. 17, -1916; 1 ec Aug. 18, 1916;
A 441916.
Our Gus the bus,
© Aug. 14, 1916; 1
A 441823.
Revised tales
Aug: :30,2,1916 5
A 4423838.
Scenario—for Bushman or Chaplin? €
Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916; A
442550.
Shake hands with Alvin Tobias Hert.
© Sept. 13, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 442491.
Speared fish of spearfish struggles. ©
Aug. 22, 19165 1°. Ange. 23) S388.
A 442014.
Summer bedtime letter to my son. ©
Aug. 12, 1916; 1 ce. Aug. 14, 39965
A 441760.
Third batch of one-cent classics. ©
Aug. 24,°1916: 1 °c. ‘Auey 25,250
A 442045.
This ee utterance came clean. ©
Sept. 1916; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1916; A
©
cock of the porch.
c. Aug. 415, £9165
in one-cent classics. ©
i.e) rAuvg.v.8k 4996s
#45530"
This is the time for all good men.
Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 2, 1916; A
4424920.
Tragedy of the ‘ann hick ’’ comedian.
© Sept. 15, 1916; ec. Sept. 16, 1916;
A 442544,
we mind over superfluous matter. ©
Aug. 15, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 441825
Waddell, de luxe strike-breaker. © Sept.
1916; 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; A 442404.
Why 1916 doesn’t yield literature. ©
Aug. 10, 1916; 1 ce. Aug,, 14, SeStGe
441731.
[Note:
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Lamp (Louis Albert) Gazing globe.
The foregoing are in Chicago
16 p. illus. 24mo. (Mirror manu-
facturing co.) [20819
© Aug. 19,1916; 2 c Aug. 22;
1916; aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 4389011;
I. Marshutz, New York.
930
BOOKS, GROUP II
‘no. 9, 1916
LANCASTER (John Franklin)* Chicago.
[20820, 20821
Card, 5 by 3 inches. ©
wel FOG? 2 c. and ait. Aug 28;
1916; A 489054.
Only for baby and thee. Card, 54 by 33
imches, © May 5, 1916; 2 ec. July 22,
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 439055.
Lane (Franklin kK.) Burying our na-
tional talents. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 424)
[20822
© Mar. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434923 ; National editorial
service, inc., New York.
Autumn leaves.
LANSTON monotype machine co.*, Phil-
adelphia. Monotype, the only com-
posing machine type & rule easter.
44 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
[20823
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 439098.
LARKIN co.*, Buffalo.
factory to family.
Larkin plan,
cover-title, 1 p. L,
184, [2] p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
(Catalog no. 76, fall & winter,
1916-17 ) [20824
© July 31. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435601.
LARROWE milling co.*, Detroit.
[20825, 20826
Minds and cows. [4] p. folder, illus.
16mo. @© July 31, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 436255.
World’s milk production record smashed.
[6] p. folder, illus. (part. col.) nar.
16mo. © Ju uly 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 436256.
LA SALLE extension university*, Chi-
cago. Right idea. [6] p. folder, illus.
24mo. [20827
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1916;
aff. July 10, 1916; A 436295.
LASSERE (Edward)* New York.
[20828-20831
Cardio-vascular renal disease. [5] p.
folder. 16mo. © May 10, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. July 14, 1916; A 435047.
Injunctions of experience in the treat-
ment of rheumatism. [6] p. folder.
24mo. @©@ Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 14, 1916; A 435045.
Natural mineral waters as remedial
: [5] p. folder. iilus. 12mo.
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 14,
1916; A 435046.
Sense and nonsense about drinking wa-
ters. [5] p. folder. 16mo. @© Mar.
14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 14, 1916;
A 435044.
LATHROP (John Moore)* New York.
National academy for statesmen—
the supreme need of America. 12 p.
4to. [20832
Siwuly/ 25, 1916: 2 c.. July... 22,
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 436209.
20843
LAUFFER (Charles A.) Inguinal hernia
viewed as an antomical defect.
(In Monitor, July, 1916) [20833
© duly: 27,. 19163" 2° c. “aitd “aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 4386512; John Wiley
& sons, ine. New York.
LAUGHLIN (J. Laurence) Destruction
and war finance. Proof (National
editorial service, serial no. 417)
[20834
© Feb. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 481921; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
Leavitt (Sheldon)* Chicago. Your
character is read in your pillow as
well as your. palm. Sle-pi-los.
cover-title, 16 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
[20835
©: Aus: 95.1916¢°2 .€. Ang. 12,
1916; aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439019.
Leavitt & Johnson national bank’,
Waterloo, Ia. War prices. 2 p.1., p.
7-32 illus. i16mo. [20836
© July st. 19163 .2e> and sate
Aug. 7, 1916; A 486385.
Lee (Albert Preston)* Chicago. Con-
serving the minutes in motor truck
operation. (Jn Contractor) [20837
©. Aus. 15, 1916: ie, Auer 2k
1916; A 442275.
LEIGHTON (Frederick)* Oswego, N. Y.
Selected regents and other problems
in arithmetic. 100 p. 16mo. $0.25.
[20838
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 4386801.
LEONARD (Nellie M.) Graymouse fam-
ily. New York, T. Y. Crowell com-
pany [1916] 1p.1., 7-100 p. 12mo.
$0.50. [20839
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 488170; Thomas Y.
Crowell co., New York.
LeonarpD (William <A.)* Chicago.
Wholesale salesman. Salesmanship
in relation to cooperation of jobber
and manufacturer. 66 p._ illus.
(part. col.) 24mo. [20840
©.July 28, 191632) e..and> aff.
Aug. 10, 1916; A 436314.
LEVEILLE (Edward A.)* Chicago.
[20841-20843
Freight tariff no. 2-F on wrought iron
and steel pipe. Suppl. no. 1. Chicago,
Milwaukee and Pittsburgh to points
in Wisconsin. Hier liye ‘Aug. 1, 1916.
4 p. gg _ Aug. 1916; WC. and
aff. Sept. 5, 1916; oA 74891 62.
931
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20844
Freight tariff no. 3-H on wrought iron
and steel pipe. Chicago and Pitts-
burgh to points in Indiana. Effective
June 15, 1916. 37 p. 24mo. © June
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916;
A 439160.
Freight tariff no. 5-E on wrought iron
and steel pipe. Suppl. no. 2. Chicago
and Pittsburgh to points in Iowa. LEf-
fective Aug. 1, 1916. 21. 24mo. ©
Aucr SiGe 2 Gand: ales Sept 5;
1916; A 4389161.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) Love’s sweetest
singer. (Jn Chicago herald) [20844
©, Aug.20, 1916: 1-¢- Aug. -2 1:
1916; A 441935; J. Keeley, Chicago.
[Lewis (Victor C.)] [ 20845, 20846
Old-Wil Spanish course. Cards no. 1—
1000. Milwaukee, Wis., Old-Wil pub.
co., 1916. 1000 cards, 2 by 3% inches,
in wooden case, 834 by 82 by 7% inches.
© July 1, 1916)s 2ic. Sept. 5, 19163 ait.
Aug. 23, 1916; A 436645.
Spanish instructions and index. Mil-
waukee, Wis., Old-Wil publishing co.
[1916] cover-title, 43 p., 5.1. 12mo.
@© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 17,
1916; A 436478.
© Old-Wil pub. co., Milwaukee.
LEWIsTown, Mont. R. L. Polk & ¢co.’s
Lewistown city directory and Fergus
and Musselshell County directory,
1916-1917. [v. 7] Helena, Mont.,
R. L. Polk & co., of Montana, 1916.
710 p. 8vo. $5.00. [20847
© July 28, 1916; 2c. Aug. 4, 1916;
ati Agel. PT9tGs Ae 433975): oR. a:
Polk & co., Helena, Mont.
LICHTENTAG (Alexander)* New Or-
leans. What is back of it. ‘Sheet,
printed on both sides, illus. 12 by
9 inches. [20848
© July 21, 1916; 2
31, 1916; A 436208.
lire extension
York.
ec. and aff. July
institute, inc.*, New
Monthly health letter.
[20849, 20850
no. 26. The medicine habit. [4] p. 4to.
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 8,
1916; A 434880.
no. 27. [4 p.] 4to. $0.50 per annum.
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 11,
1916; A 4385703.
LIGHTNING rod. v. 2, no. 5, July—Aug.,
1916. 20 p. illus., port. 16mo.
[20851
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435622: St. Louis light-
ning rod co., St. Louis.
Litty (Eli) & co.*, Indianapolis. Ipe-
cac therapy ; ipecac in typhoid. 12 p.
16mo. [20852
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 435846.
pt. 2a SaaS
Le A AT
LINDENBERG piano co. Lindenberg au-
tograph 88 note player piano. 40p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. [20853
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 486309; Standard pneu-
matic action co., New York.
Linpsay (Forbes) [20854-20856
Assessment life insurance. I p. L, p.
[105]-113. 8vo. (Pacific mutual school
for salesmen. First post-graduate
course, no. 11.) © July 25, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 43855338.
Legal reserve companies classified.
Ip. T9TIEFELS, vee Siiavor
mutual school for salesmen.
post-graduate course, no. 10.)
8, 1916;
A 435077
Organization and opera of a_ legal
reserve company. 1 p.1., p. [117]-132,
11. 8vo. (Pacific mutual school for
salesmen. First post-graduate course,
no. 12.) © Aus 9, HOGS 2res and
aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 435940.
© Pacific mutual life insurance co.
of California, Los Angeles. :
LINEN thread co.*, New York. Bar-
bour’s Irish flax salmon threads and
double knot gill netting. [4] p.
illus. 8vo. [20857
© July 14, 1916; 2c and aff. July
17, 1916; A 435092.
LiescoMBE (R.T.)* Richmond. Home-
building on an easy plan; Lipscombe
method. [4] p. illus. 4to. [20858
© May 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
24, 1916; A 432673.
Liste (Ann) Biography of a sinner.
(in New York evening journal)
[20859-20864
1 p.
(Pacific
First
© July
2. ¢., and, afi. July At, eae;
Aug. 5, 1916.
© Aug. 5, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
t, 1916; A 441833. ;
Aug. 7, 1916. © Aug. 7, 19165 eae
8, 1916; A 441837.
Aug. 8, 1916. © Aug. 8, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
9, 1916; A 441839.
Aug. 9, 1916. © Aug. 9, 1916; 1c. Aug.
10, 1916; A 441843,
Aug. 10, 1916. _.©. Aug. 10, a 9nG ee:
Aug. 110 1916; A 441845.
Aug; \11,° 1916. -“@ -Aug:s 14," 29iGR 2c:
Aug. 12, 1916; A 441846.
© International news
New York.
LirrLe small red hen and other bed-
time stories. New York, The Platt
& Peck co. [1916] 1 p. 1., [54] p.
col. front., illus. Svo. ([Bed-time
story-land books] ) “ 1150 [20865
© July 21, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; aff. "Aug. re ey A 48595T ;
Platt & Peck co., New Yorlg
Livineston, Mont. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Livingston city directory including
Big Timber, Park and Sweet Grass
counties, Montana, 1916-1917. [v.
7.] Helena, Mont., R. L. Polk & co.,
service,
32
Ee ee =—
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Livineston, Mont.—Continued.
of Montana, 1916. 280 p. §8vo.
$5.00. [20866
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 487533; R. L. Polk
& co., Helena, Mont.
Lioyp (George H.)* Houston, Tex.
[20867-20869
Classification, grades, etc., of live stock.
Sheet, 114 by 10 inches. (Lloyd’s
checking, recording and filing system
for live stock shipments in transit)
@ yume 29, 1916; 2,.c..and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436668.
Instructions to ail agents. Sheet, 163 by
8% inches. Lloyd’s checking, recording
and filing system for live stock ship-
ments in transit) © Aug. 9, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 436669.
Shipping and care of live stock in tran-
sit. 4 p- 1. p. 3-26. 8vo. (Llioyd’s
checking, recording and filing system
for live stock shipments in transit) ©
wune 29. 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8,
1916; A 436667.
Treatise
Luioyp brothers*, Cincinnati.
on pulsatilla. Drug treatise, no. 28.
16 p. S8vo. [20870
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 486501.
LOFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis.
What is health? (Jn Masonic ob-
server ) [20871-20874
Sagi no. Asa te, PLOod Gis tc.
39. ©
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441785.
Art. no. 40. © Aug. 19, 1916;
Aus. 21 A916: A 441940.
ie:
pat no. Aus. 26, 19165 1 ic.
1
41. ©
Aug. ~ 1916; A 442125.
Art. 42. © Sept. 9, 1916;
Sept. 41, 1916; A 442351.
Lone (C. E.)* Oshkosh, Wis. Revised
official and standard moulding book.
44 p. illus. 4to. $0.10. [20875
© July 29, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 436229.
Lorez (Bernardo) mercantile co.
[Mexican catalogue. ] cover-title,
96 p. illus., maps (1 col.) S8vo.
[20876
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1916;
aff. Sept. 6, 1916: A 4836708 ; Jack
Danciger, Kansas City, Mo.
Love (William Abram) Symbolism in
the rod of Aaron. [East Point, Ga.,
Printed by M. L. Love, 1916] 30 p.
front., illus. 24mo. $0.25. [20877
© May 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 4382643; William Lee
Love, Atlanta.
Lowrie (Donald)* San _ Francisco.
Making over a prison. (Jn San
Francisco Buiietin) [20878-20887
[chap.] 6. © July 26, 1916; 1 c. July
31, 1916; A 441979,
c.
20894
Lowrie (Donald) *—Continued.
veep 16. © Aug. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 12,
1916; A 441747.
chap. 17. @© Aug. 8, 1916; 1 ec. Aug.
14, 1916; A 4AT757.
chap. 18. © Aug. 9, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 14,
1916; A 441777.
{[chap.] 19. © Aug. 10, 1916 ; 1c. Aug.
15, 1916; A 441781.
chap. 20. ..© Aug... 11,,1916; 1. ¢:. Aug.
16, 1916; A 441795.
chap. 21. O nk 2 A9IG. LT chy Aus cee
1916; A 441797.
chap: 22. ©: Aug. 14;: 1916; 1 ¢.. Aug.
19, 1916; A 441901.
chap. 23. © Aug. i LOG: Lf ieyvAus:
21, 1916; A 441941
chap. 28. © Aug. 21, 19TGs 1 eo Aue.
26, 1916; A 442067.
Lover radium corporation*, Denver.
You'll stay here longer. [12] p.
16mo. [20888
© Sulv "10: 191652 -e ‘and aff.
July 29, 1916; A 436165.
LozAnto (jJime.)* St. Joseph, Mo.
Prosperity and health. St. Joseph,
Mo., Lozanto new thought center.
[1916] 38 p. 16mo. $1.00. [20889
© July i, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 435670.
Luck (Carol) Luck’s dream book
and fortune teller. New York,
Street & Smith [1916] 457 p. 12mo.
$0.10. [20890
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 486511; Street & Smith,
New York.
Luck (Ottmar Henry)* Portland, Or.
Brother who succeeded. 15p. 24mo.
[20891
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 486569.
LUMBERMEN’S credit assn.*, Chicago.
Reference book, Aug., 1916. Va-
rious paging. S8vo. [20892
© Aus 10, 19163) 2 Sane EE
1916; aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 437210.
Lupron (E. R.) ‘Time studies and
standardization methods for deter-
mining tasks. 1 p. 1., 22 numb. 1.
4to. (Modern business service. Re-
port no. 96.) [20893
& July. 10, 19163" 2 ¢ fully, te
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 4850381;
Alexander Hamilton institute, New
York.
Lute (Isabel M.)*
Klever kinks in
illus. S8vo.
Kansas City, Mo.
kookery. 45 p.
(Missouri dairy co.)
[20894
© June 13, 1916; 2 ec. June 16,
1916; aff. Aug. 10, 1916; A 435698. |
933
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20895 pt: Ip Rus. wes
Lux co. Braces for deformities of all | McBrreen (Julia Augusta) How to
kinds. Pamphlet 1-4. 4 v._ illus. say grace and give thanks. New
16mo. [20895-20898 York, F. P. MeBreen & co., 1916.
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. each and aff. [28] p. 32mo. $0.50. [20911
Sept. 5, 1916; A 489154439157;
Leopold Lux, Minneapolis.
LyncH (Harry Miilard) Road to
contentment. Kokomo, Ind., The
Miller-Harbaugh realty co. [1916]
10 p. S8vo. [20899
© Aug... 22, 19%6s22 xc... Aug. 24,
1916-5 aff. Aug. ol, 1916; A 436555 :
Miller- Harbaugh realty co., Kokomo,
Ind.
LyncH (Isabel Stiles) * Denver.
[ 20900, 20901
Ode to the wae Sheet,
inches. @© Aug. 30, 1916;
aff. Sept. 11, 1916; "A 436696.
Yes,
thot I’d be. Sheet 8% by 52 inches. ©
Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
1916; A 436695
[20902-20904
LyncH (John)
His slave. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co., ie} cover-
title, 10 p. 8vo. @ Sept. I, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 11, 1918: "A 426716.
Reckoning. [Los Angeles, Cal. Printed
by Standard priniits co., 1916] 10 p.
8vo. © Aug. 1916 ; 2c and aff.
Aug. 22, 1916; "A 436461.
Tar-heel warrior. [Los Angeles,
Yai by Standard printing
1916] cover-title, 13 p. 12mo. ©
July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 10,
L1G. 'A 482992.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Lyon & Healy*, Chicago. [20905-20907
Advertising talk. July, 1916. Business
insurance. 101. illus. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © July 14, 1916;
2c. July 17, 1916; aff. July 29, 1916;
A 485486.
Lyon & Healy victrola advertising serv-
ice. July, 1916 I. itlus. © fole
dy 4 MAGGS ¢: and at. July 27,
€al.;
cO.,
1916: A 435132.
Aug., 1916. cover-title, 8 1. illus.
fol; ‘@ Aug: 1.519165 26e-.and aft:
Aug.
LYON,
ee i916: A 435645.
Taylor. co.*, < lowa. Ciky, 1a.
Silent auctioneer. [4] p. 8vo.
loose card, 2 by 5 inches. [20908
© duly * 25; 19165" 2 er wae 21,
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 436550.
Lyons (Albert James)* Milwaukee.
Countermaking explained. 14 p.
16mo. [20909
©: duly: :12,., 1916 2+ 2.6. .ialye 4,
1916; aff. July 22, 1916; A 436088.
Maass (Louis)* New York. All
America fob novelties and emblems.
6 p. illus. 8vo. (Catalog no. 43)
[20910
2c. and-aff: Aug.
A 435683.
© July 25,1916;
11, 1916;
I am twice the man my mother
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 183, 1916; A 4386783; F. P. Me-
Breen & co., Far Rockaway, N. Y.
McBrivE (Milford L.)* Grove City,
Pa. Directions for making searches
of title. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 11 by 82 inches. {20912
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and ai,
July 20, 1916; A 436028.
McCartHy (William H.)* San Fran-
cisco. Official purchasing agents’
and superintendents’ data chart
with peas fied directory. Wall
chart, illus., 39 by 22 inches.
[20913
© July 10, 1916; 2c Agee
1916; aff. July 25, 1916; A 435759.
McCLaANAHAN (George Walker)* Wil-
mington, N. C. Bible questions and
answers. 4th ed. rev. and enl.
Columbia, S. C., Lutheran board of
publication [1916] 64 p. 16mo.
$0.10. [20914
© May 12, 1916; 2 « Aug. 23,
1916; aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 436485.
McCowan (Hervey Smith)
[20915-20917
Baby that wants a home. 15 p. nar.
16mo. $0.25. © June 24, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 436191.
© Hervey Smith McCowan, Dallas.
Letter he was ashamed of. [New York,
Printed by The Methodist book con-
cern, 1916] 39 p. i6mo. $0.30. ©
July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 25,
1916; A 486078.
My mother. Card, At by 72 inches.
0.25. © July 3, 1916; 2 c. July 1%,
1916; aff. Aug. 2) 1916; A 435556.
© Katharine McCowan, Dallas.
McCray refrigerator co.*, Kendallville,
Ind. Coolers for meat markets. 56
p. illus. (part col.) obl. 12mo.
(Cover-title: McCray market coolers
and refrigerator counters. Catalog |
no. 62.) [20918
© July 31,1916; 2°C. apipae
Aug. 14, 1916; A 435769.
McCutTcHrEoN (John T.)* Chicago.
[20919-20923
Discovery of Lake Mice by Chicago
in 1916. © Aug. 27, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
31, 1916; A 442161.
Golden fleece. chap @© Sept. 10,
1916; 1c. Sept. 13 * 1916; ‘A 440464.
934
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
20943
McCurcHEon (John T.)—Continued.
Log of the bounding jitney. © Aug.
a 291651" c. Aug. V8, 1916; A
441870.
Munition maker’s daughter. © Aug. 20,
1916; 1c. Aug. 24, 1916; A 442024.
Rhyme of the restless rover. © Aug.
Peete: £ «¢ Aus. 10. A916; A
441967.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
McEwan (Oliver)* Evanston, II.
MeEwan’'s cultural English course.
Pt. 1-10. Chicago, London, The Na-
tional college publications co., 1915.
270.¥y. 12mo. $3.00. Contents.—1.
A good Hneglish style and how to ac-
quire it—2. The Anglo-Saxon lan-
suage.—3. Saying just what we
mean; or The right choice of
words.—4. Shali and will.—5. The
worlds of fact and the imagination
and their language—6. The master
of the subjunctive mood.—7. Living
words.—8. Punctuation.—9. The sen-
tence——10. The paragraph, the arti-
cie, and the book. [20924
© Feb. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 4385661.
McGarry (Francis D.) Minute bock
of — New York, W. R. Gould, 1916.
[126] p. (90 biank) loose 1. form.
4to. $2.00. [20925
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. July 28, 1916;
aft. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436282; W. Reid
Gould, New York.
MacGram (Joseph Francis)* Brook-
lyn. Harrington Emerson course of
study in personal efficiency.
[20926-20930
Lecture 2, 4,5. 3v. diagr. 4to. $0.50
each. Contents.—2. Written and un-
written records; how to strengthen the
memory. 4. Despatching.—5. Stand-
ardizing conditions and operations. ©
June 26, July 14, July 21, 1916; 2 ¢.
each July 310 1916; aibe, Augack, -$916::
A 436201—436203.
Lecture 2. Standards necessary for suc-
cess. 27 p. 4to. $0.50. © June 17,
299G., 2 ¢. and aff. July 20, 1916; A
436180.
6th lecture. The various uses and the
value of written standard practice in-
structions. 28 p. 4to. $0.50. © July
27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 28, 1916;
A 436530.
McGraw electric railway list, Aug.,
1916. New York, McGraw publish-
me €o., Inc. [1916] 1 p. 1. 265 p.
8vo. [20931
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2c. Aug. 14, amie
aff. Aug. 15, 1916: A 4388062; Mc-
Graw pub. co., ine., New York.
McGrecor bros. & co. Pinnacle, Nig-
gerhead and Purity coal., Serial no.
5. Sheet, card, 11 by 84% inches.
[20932
© Aug. 19, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 436498 ; Cressie J.
Blanchard, Winnebago, Neb.
McKenty (Robert J.) Honor among
thieves and other convicts. Proof
(National editorial service, serial no.
416) [20933
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434922; National editorial
service, New York.
McKInnNeEY (Dwight F.)* Los Angeles.
Henery on the Orient. v. 1. 121.
illus. S8vo. ~ [20934
- © July 18, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 485263.
McLAvuGHLIN (Robert J.)* Philadel-
phia. [20935-20843
Brief biographies for the fifth grade.
Philadelphia, Walther printing house,
1916. 40 p. i12mo. $0.10. © Sept. 2
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A
436634.
Geography notes for the eighth grade.
[Rev., 1916] Philadelphia, Walther
printing house, 1916. 90 p. 12mo.
$0.15. © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436629.
History notes for primary grades. Phila-
delphia, Walther printing house, 1916.
51 p. 12mo. $0.10. © Sept. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 436630.
Notes on_European_ history. Philadel-
phia, Walther printing house, 1916.
Ti p. 12mo. $0.12. © Sept. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 436635.
Notes on the geography of Africa and
Oceanica. Philadelphia, Walther es
ing house, 1916. 46 p. 12mo. $0.08.
© "Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 6,
1916; A 436633.
Notes on the geography of Asia. Phila-
delphia, Walther printing house, 1916.
30 p 12mo. $0.08. © Sept. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 436637.
Notes on the geography of Hurope.
Philadelphia, Walther printing house,
1916. 56 p. 12mo. $0.08. © Sept. 2,
19165 2 c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A
436636.
Notes on the geography of South Amer-
ica. Philadelphia, Walther Prinune
house, 1916. SEDs temo ne OG ©
Sept. oe 1916 ; ic. and (aft. Sept. 6,
1916; A 436631.
Notes on the geography of the United
States and neighboring lands. Phila-
delphia, Walther printing house, 1916.
58 p. 12mo. $0.10. i@ Sept. 2,,2916 -
2c. and aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 4866382.
McManus (Hannah _ T.) Nursery
tales primer, by H. T. }icManus and
J. H. Haaren; illustrated by Flor-
ence Storer. New York, C. Scrib-
64353—16——5 935
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20944 ptet, nes woe
McManus (Hannah T.)—Continued. Macy (R. H.) & co.*—Continued.
ner’s sons, 1916. vii'p., 1 1., 122 p. books. 44 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.50. aged A) ae toes ts ¢ 1916; a
[20944 boys’ clothing. 38 p. 24mo. ©
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. ae: a ade c. and aff. Aug. 16,
8, 1916; A 438265; Charles Scrib- biic-d/brael and”. insite
ner’s sons, New York. 24mo. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2c. and aif.
McManus’ (Williain)* Lynn, Mass. aimee Ons ae ©
McManus four as Sing Sing singers 8, 1916: 2c. and aff. ave 16, 1916:
in the Three pardons. [8] p. 24mo. A 435818.
[20945 | By carpets, ee oun ee _ -
© July 21, 1916; 2c. Aug. 5, 1916; dug 16 1916 A doped oa ee
aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A 4385982. ee ‘gt gore man mer
McNatty (Michael J.)* Chicago. Our (oie A 43B8CS. eee a
flag. Card, col. illus., 9 by 6 inches. cocks, marbles and bronzes. 40 p.
ae Aue 6 191: x 435813. mani
© July 1, 1916 ; 2c. and aff. July ae suits, dresses [ete.] 38 p.
27, 1916; A 486109. ne pees 2c. and aff.
McNay (William)* New York. Mc- air eprom prea acoder! 406qeeemn
Nally’s bulletin, no. 2. p. [8]-181. © Aug. 8, 1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug.
Svo. $1.00. [20947 16, 1916; A 435827.
© July 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and” ag. Tot aide SAE eee
July 14, 1916; A 435059. . Se eo ar ne ee
McNiTzky printing co. [20948, 20949 8 Selicatessen. ee Fine ae the
Are you misrepresented? [9] p. 16mo. A 435803. ce eg ,
© June 26, 1916; 2 c. July 7, 1916; dress goods. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug.
aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435693. _ 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
When I ask for a price on printing, I A 435820.
realize. 8 p., 21. nar. 8vo. © July ‘
8, 1916: 2c. and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; drugs and toilet goods. 44p. 24mo.
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16
Ao Ettes ; 1916; A 435817, te ale
© James D. Baldwin, Denton, fruits. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
Mee: 455816. c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
Macoms County, Mich. Farm journal 48 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
illustrat xd rural directory cf Ma- 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
comb County, Mich. [1916-1921] asp804. eS: ares
Dale : ae 5 at urs Dp. mo. Aug.
ape ae ea en rie aey 2c. and aff. Aug. 16,1916; A § 35829"
: Diath 57: ea: ie cf gloves. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
[20950 1916 de ec. and aff. Nea’ 16, 1916; A
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
: sages Mie groceries. 52 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
10, 1916; A 438025 ; Wilmer Atkin 1916/2 co and aft, Aus nts, 1916: K
son co., Philadelphia. 435808.
McQuay-Norris mfg. co.*, St. Louis. handkerchiefs. 40p. 24mo. © Aug.
To have and to hold power. cover- o 435811. ce, and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
title, 12 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[20951 hosiery. 48 p. 24mo. @© Aug. 8,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916: A
© July 29, 1916; 2 e@ and aff. 435833.
Aug. 8, 1916; A 436300. house dresses, neglisees; Pas
and bathing suits p mo
aca Maar oes sic 1946 8 435831. Sn) ae
OZ ;
Necessary information for selling artists’ infants’ wear. 40 p. 24mo. ©
materials. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. & Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Aug. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; 1916: A 435807.
435814.
A
jewelry. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
auto apparel. 40 p. 24mo. © jewe = A
Aug. 8, 1916; 3c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug. 16, 19165 A
1916; A 435826. 435796.
——— beverages. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug. knit underwear. 40 p. 24mo. ©
8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. A 6 291 Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16,
X 435792. ed oH 63 1916; A 435810.
——— blankets, sheets and pillow cases. linens. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2 «. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435797. 435801.
936
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
21020
Macy (R. H.) & co.*—Continued.
Necessary information for selling linings.
40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 435834.
men’s clothing. 40 p. 24mo. ©
Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16,
1916; A AB5795.
men’s hats. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug
8, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 435819.
millinery. 44 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aft. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435800.
misses’ and juniors’ apparel. 38 p.
24me.. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aiff.
Aug. 16, 1916; A’ 435823.
misses’ wear. 38 p. 24mo. © Aug.
8, 1916; 2 c. and aif. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 435832.
muslin underwear. 40 p. 24mo. ©
Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16,
1916; A 435828.
notions. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aif. Aug. 16, 1916: A
435825.
optical goods. 38p. 24mo. © Aug.
8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 435798.
oriental rugs and carpets. 48 p.
24mo. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff.
Aug. 16, 1916; A 435839.
pictures. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 «. and aff. Aug. 16, 19 16: A
435794.
shirts: 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8.
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435793.
shoes. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435802.
silks. 44 p. 24mo. @© Aug. 8,
1916; 2 c and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435837.
Silverware. 388 p. 24mo. © Aug
8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 435841.
stationery. 40 p. 24mo. @© Aug.
8, 1916; 2 ¢, and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 485840.
tobacco. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A
435815.
trunks, bags and suit cases. 40 p.
24mo. © Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 16, 1916; A 435835.
ee. 48 p. 24mo. © Aug
8, 1916; c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916:
A 435836"
waists. 388 p. 24mo. © Aug. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916:
435880.
— white gocds. 40 p. 24mo. © Aug.
8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 16, 1916;
A 485799.
MAGNIPHONE co.*, Chicago. Help us to
help others. Sheet, 64 by 7 inches.
[21002
© July 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 436026.
[MAGNoLIA park assn.]
the Magnolia farms. cover-title,
[11] p. map. S8vo. [21008
© May 12, 1916; 2c. and aff. May
24, 1916; A 435787; Jacob Maniloff,
Philadelphia.
Prospectus of
MAHAN (Edward W.) Eddie Mahan,
Harvard’s famous football captain,
tells the how of it. (Jn Boston Sun-
day post) [21004
© Sept. 10, 1916; 1 c Sept. 13,
1916; A 442418; Neal R. O'Hara,
Cambridge, Mass.
MAINE telephone & telegraph co.*,
Rumford, Me. Rumford district
telephone directory. [Section] 19.
Summer issue, 1916. cover-title, 64
p. 8vo. [21005
© July 25, 1916; 2 e«. Aug. 19,
1916; aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 435964.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
[21006-21016
Sheet 392, Aug. 12 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © Aug. 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 4389042.
Sheet 394, Aug. 26 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. Aug. 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916: A 439164.
Sheet 395, 395A, Sept. 2, [1916] Sheet,
printed on both sides. illus. 24 by 18
inches. © Aug. 80, 1916; 2 c, and aff,
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436775.
Sheet 358, Dec. 18 [1915] Sheet, illus.
24 by 18 inches. @©@ Dec. 17, isto;
2c. and aff. June 24, kee A 43 2666.
Sheet 385, June 24, [1916] Sheet, illus.
24 by -18 inches. © June 21, 1916;
2c. June 27, 1916; aff. July ae 1916;
A 435061.
Sheet 386, July 1 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. sune 28, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436280.
Sheet 387, July 8, [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © July 6, 1916; vy (Or
July 17, 1916; aff. July 29, 1916);
A 435487,
Sheet 388, July 15 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by i8 inches. © July 13, Oe
2c. and aff. July 17, 1916; A 485131.
Sheet 389, July 22 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
_ 24 by 18 inches. © July 20, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436281.
Sheet, 391, Ang. 5 [1916] Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. Aug. 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 436521.
Sheet 393, Aug. 19 [1916] chee illus.,
25 by 18 inches, Aug. 16, 191 6:
2c. and aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 486505.
MAnirorp & Poole. Straight line dia-
gram. no. 40-47. 8 sheets. diagrs.
7 by 43 inches. Contents.—No. 45.
Water wheels.—no. 46. Critical voilt-
age.—no. 47. Power loss in 3 phase
transmission. [21017-21019
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 @ each and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 4389169- 439171 ;
Technical publishing co., San Fran-
cisco.
MANUFACTURING jewelers board of
trade*, Providence, R. I. Reference
book. 33d issue. 1p. 1, 860 p. 4to.
[21020
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A. 438427.
937
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21021
MarKHAM (Edwin)* West New
Brighton, N. Y. What and why and
when toread. 15p. 16mo. [21021
© Ans, jl, 3916-2 ee ant ati.
Aug. 15, 1916; A 436388.
MARSHALL (Mary Nye) Mother Goose
tableaux. New York, The Platt &
Peck company [1916] [5] p. illus.,
6 col. plates. fol. $0.35. [21022
© July 31, 1916; 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1916;
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435588; Platt &
Peck co., New York.
Martin (John Dawson)* Janesville,
Til. Symptoms, causes and remedies
of poultry BEDS ES 24 [1] p. 16mo.
[21028
© Suly 31916; 2 c.- July.7, 2916;
aff. July 6, 1916; A 434862.
BARVEL-MIRACLE furnace co. Heat-
ing problem solved by using famous
Marvel furnace. Sheet, illus., 124
by 94. inches. $0. a [21024
© “ne g. 12, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916: A 435973 : Henry Mc-
Kinnie, Pittsburgh, Pa.
[Mary Domitilla, Sister] Fifth
reader, by A sister of St. Joseph.
New York, The Macmillan company,
#916. 4-803" po allus:’ -22mo. —? (ideal
Catholic readers) $0.50. [21025
©: Sept. °18, 1916;.2> @ and “aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 437659; Macmillan
o., New York.
Cleveland.
illustrations.
8 by 84 inches.
Mason (A. G.) mfg. co.*,
Copyrighted pictorial
Sheet, illus.
[21026
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 486652.
Mason (William E.) sr. Points from
the speech of ex-Senator Wm. HE.
Mason in reply to a Democrat at
Carbondale, Illinois, July 15, 1916.
[6] p. folder. illus. 8vo. [21027
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, so A 43 5765 : Bronson Canode
prtg. , Chicago.
Massey (Richard W.) Massey’s touch
typewriting manual. Atlanta, Ga.,
Foote & Davies co. [1916] 1 p. lL,
31 p. 4to. $1.00. [Text parallel to
binding] [21028
© June 29, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
July 19, 1916; A 435168; Massey
business college, Birmingham, Ala.
pt. 1, n. S., Vv. Te
MATERIAL men’s mercantile assn., Itd.*,
New York. [21029, 21030
New names and re-ratings. Monthly
suppl. Aug. 1, 1916.
inches. © Aug. 7, 1916; 2
Aug. 15, 1916; A 4386399.
Quarterly supplement, Sept.
New names and re-ratings. [otc op:
S8vo. @© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436624.
MATHEWS-TANZEY corporation*,
troit. “Safe milk. iL 4pl-ithe:
(part col.) 4to. $0.25. [21031
© Mar. 21, 1916; 2 c Apr. 24,
1916; aff. Apr. 7, 1916; A 430484.
Mawson (Robert) [ 21032, ee
Making bayonet scabbards, 2. @©@ Aug.
a as "1916; 1 ec. Aug. 18, 1916; A
441876.
Making the 18-lb. cartridge ease; 1. ©
Aug. 24, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 26, 1916;
A 442071.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
Mazer (Joseph) ‘Triple set of assays
of watch cases, waldemar chains and
tea spoons. (In A. N. R. J. A. bul-
letin, Aug., 1916) [21034
© Aug. 26, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 28,
1916; A 442075; Amer. natl. retail
jewelers assn., Neenah, Wis.
Merap-Morrison mfg. co.*, Hast Bos-
ton, Mass. Steam hoists. cover-
title. 124° p.~ front, ieee:
(Catalog, S 3) [21035
©) Aus. 24, 1916%"2° Cseee
1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 4386625.
i, A916:
De-
Mears (Louise Wilhelmina)* Mil-
waukee. Sod house as a form of
shelter; where? what? why? cover-
title, p. 385-389. 4to. [Reprinted
from The Journal of geography,
une, 1916] [21036
© June i, 1916;.2 €. Jame Ze,
1916; aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 4389000.
Mears (louise W.) Story of Nebraska.
Dansville, N. Y., F. A. Owen pub. co.,
Chicago, Ill., Hall & McCreary, 1916.
85, [1] p. illus., ports. 12mo. (in-
structor literature series [no. 525])
$0.05. [21037
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485919; F. A. Owen pub.
co., Dansville, N. Y.
MECCANO Co., ine. [21038, 21039
Meccano; instructions for the no. O out-
fit. 8 p. illus. obl. 16mo. $0.15.
© ‘Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 25,
1916; A 439010.
Meccano; manual of instructions. Book
no 1, American ed. cover-title, 136
p. illus. obl. 16mo. $0.35. © Aug.
24, 1916. 2c. and aff. Aug. 25, 1916;
A 439009
© Aicedano Itd., Liverpool, Eng-
land.
938
no. 9, 1916
MeEGA-E4R phone co. Invisible mega-
ear phone. 16 p. illus. 24mo.
[21040
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 439048; Edward Baum,
Philadelphia.
MEINZINGER Studios*, Detroit. Better
view of your plant. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides. 19 by 214
inches, folded to 4to. in pocket, 73
by 11 inches. [21041
© June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 435753.
MERCANTILE agency. Reference book
(and Key) containing ratings of
merchants, manufacturers, and trad-
ers generally throughout the United
States and Canada. Sept., 1916. v.
194. New York, R. G. Dun & co.
| qe ene a nee et a we One nee seem
[1916] Various paging. maps. fol. |
$10.00. [21042
© Aug. 19, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 437298; R. G. Dun & co.,
New York.
Mercer County O. Farm journal illus-
trated directory of Mercer County,
O. [1916-1921] Philadelphia, W.
Atkinson company, 1916. 208 p.
illus. 8vo. [21048
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916: A 438024; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
MerRcHANTS’ and manufacturers’ co.*,
Springfield, Mass. Merchants’ and
Manufacturers’ service. Bulletin no.
139, 139A-E. 61. illus. 4to. [21044
© July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916: A 436447.
MERCHANTS national bank. Man-
chester, N. H. Railroad and street
railway time table for Manchester,
N. H. [8] p. folder, illus. 16mo.
[21045
_ieesuly 1%) 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
July 17, 1916: A 435137: Arthur E.
Vogel, Manchester, N. H.
Merker (Bionte C.)* Reading, Pa.
Special and educational home cata-
logue campaign service. Cartoonist,
Paul A. Kramer. [49] p._ illus.
fol. [21046
© Aug. 24, mee 2 e. Aug. 19,
1916; aff. Aug. 31, 6; A 436566.
Mersicx (C. S.) & co. oe, no.
i6A. [New Haven, Conn., 1916]
_ eover-titie, xxili, 527 p. illus. Sve.
[21047
nd afi. Aug.
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. an
; R. R. Donnelley
26, 1916; A 488152;
& sons co., Chicago.
939
|
|
BOOKS, GROUP II
21072
Messesk (Guerdon N.) How to play
basket ball. New York, American
sperts publishing company [1916]
100, [2] p. front. (port.) illus.,
diagrs. i6mo. (Spalding’s athletic
library, group 5, no. 193) $0.10.
[21048
© Aug. 7, 1916: 2 « and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 438035; Amer. sports
pub. co., New York.
MEYER-BoTH €o. {21049-21072
American style number. Fashion ed.,
fall & winter 1916-17. [16] p. illus.
(part col.) fol. © Aug. 9, 1916: 2...
and afi. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435689.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
[Ladies plate ad.J no. T04—TT3.
illus. fol. [Text parallel witli
ing] © July 28, 1916; 2
Aug. 5, 1916; A 436270.
76-86. 11 1. illus. fol. © Aug.
28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916;
@ Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
5. 1916; A 439166.
[Men’s plate ad.] no. 66-91. 28 L
tus: *s0l “Go Aue. 185 1916 2 ve
and afi. Aug. 23, 1916; A 435992.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Weeks
ending July 21, 28. 1916. 2 v. illus.
21 by 16 inches. © July 6. 1916; 2
e. each and aff. July 8, 1916; A
4354882, 434882.
Weeks ending Aug. 7, 14, 1916.
2 v. illus. fol. © July 22, 1916;
e. each and afi. July 24, 1916;
435224, 435225.
Weeks ending Aug. 21, 28, 1916.
2y¥. illus. 21 by 16 inches. © Aug.
5, 1916; 2 c. each end aff. Aug. 10,
1916; A 436320, 436321.
——— Weeks ending Sept. 21, 28, 1916.
Zays pthns: *fots-) @ Ags. SOS Ste:
2 -e. each and aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A
439167, 439168.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 58, July 14, 1916. Skeet,
ilius., 194 by 252 inches. © July 13,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 17, 1916; A
435138.
Sheet iL. P. 59, Aug.
illus., 19% by 2523 i
- - @
1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916: A
436271.
Sheet L. P. 60. Aug. 14, 1916. Sheet
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Aug. 14,
193632 &. atid (afi Ange. 184 1926: A
~o--+
435871.
Sheet L. P. 61, Aug. 28, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 103% inches. @ Aug. 28,
1816: 2 c«. and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A
436558.
Sheet L. P. 62. Sept. 7, 1916. SI
ilius., 19 by 25 inches. © Sept. 8
£916-. 2c and. af Sept. 14,, 1916;
426691.
©. Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 26, July 19, 1916. Sheet,
itius., 19 by 25 inches. @ July 20,
i916: 2c. and aff. July 24, 1916: A
435226.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21078
pt. 1, n-s., v.98
Meryer-BotH co.—Continued.
Sheet nor 2) July, 101 99G
illus., 19 by 25 inches. @© Aug.
1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A
Sheet,
16,
435991.
Sheet no. .28. . Sept. 5, 1916...-Sheet,
illus., 19 by 24 inches. © Sept. 7,
pt.
PSLG 2 el sand fail Sept. aAd, ASTGS; A.
436630.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 298. June 21, 1916. Sheet,
ius. 19 by. 25: inches. © June, 27,
19162 c. and aft; June 225 19965 (A
452650.
Sheet no. 300, July 21, 1916. Sheet,
ilius., 19 by 25% inches. @© July 13,
tO: 2c: and af.-July 175 1916: A
435139.
Sheet no. 301,
LO by,
2, Gaand atc
Aug. 14, 1916. Sheet,
25 inches. © Aug. 14,
Aue. Als, dso" A
Sheet no. 302, Aug. 28, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 194 by 253, inches. © Aug. 28,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A
4236559.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Washing-
[16] p.
[21073
and aff.
MippaucH & Shannon, inc.*,
ton. Homes. cover-title,
illus., map. 16mo.
© June 24, 1916; 2 «.
June 26, 1916; A 434710.
Mites (George B.)* Washington, Il.
Dreamwold. Sheet, 134 by 10 inches.
[21074
© July 13, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916;
aft. July 17, 1916; A 435104.
[Mitter (Mrs. C.._ R.)] Weekly
feature page. [Each Proof, illus.]
[21075-21082
May 28, June 4, 1916. @©@ May 19, 1916;
2 c. and aff. June 27, 1916; A 432697.
June 142448 «A916 Ox JUNE 22 coN9NG >
2 c. and aff. June 27, 1916; A 432698.
saiy 2, 19t6- ©. une. 16,
and aff. June 27, 1916;
June 25,
gS SYR R pee
A 432696.
July 9-30, 1916.
2 c. each and aff.
435158, 435159.
Aug:isG, 13; 1916; -@ duly 2%, 1916s Are
and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 435586.
Aug. 20—-Sept. 10, 1916. @© Aug. 11; 25,
1916; 2c. each and aff. Sept. Pp 1916:
A 439129, 439130.
© Internaitl. syndicate, Baltimore.
Mitrer (Elmer G.)* Pittsburgh.
Economy method of writing. Book
© June 14, 29, 1916 ;
July 195° L9G 5
3 A
a-7. Chicago, Philadelphia, Laurel
book company. 5 v. 8vo. in en-
velopes, 9 by 94 inches. [21083
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 435908.
[MitterR (William C.)] Descent of
property in Illinois. Chicago, State
bank of Chicago [1916] 29 p. nar.
12mo. [21084
© July 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 435048 : RP arse,
Chattanooga.
sanitary methods ¢o.*,
Disinfected rug is the
only rug that is safely clean. [4] p.
illus: 8vo. [21085
© = 16, 1916; 2 © and , aft.
June 22, 1916; A 432642.
Minine catalog combined with coal
field directory for the year 1916.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Keystone consoli-
dated publishing c¢o., ine. [1916]
786 p. illus. fol. ' [21086
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2.¢ and afi.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 437637; Keystone
consolidated pub. co., ine, Pitts-
burgh.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Davison’s Min-
neapolis city directory, 1916. yv. 44.
Minneapolis, Minneapolis directory
company, 1916. 2587 p. fold. map.
Svo. $8.00. [21087
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug
31, 1916; A 438211; Minneapolis di
rectory co., Minneapolis.
Missourt & Kansas telephone co.*,
Kansas City, Mo. Greater Kansas
City telephone directory, July, 1916.
cover-title, 172, [106] p. 4to. $1.00.
is [21088
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485074. ~
MIssourrI crematory assn.
cover-titie, 10 numb. 1.
Cremation.
illus. fol.
[21089
© *July 14; 1916: 2° ¢ Vantaa
July 27, 1916; A 436186; Ruebel-
Brown, ine., St. Louis.
MitcHett (Theodore Allen)* New
York. United States parcel post
computer for New York city, Jersey
City, Newark [ete.] cover-title, 58,
[2] p. 12mo., shifting scale card in
cover. $0.25. [21090
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 @ Aug. 24,
1916; aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 436580.
Mirrrr (George)* Pittsburgh, Pa.
Plan for the church to do special
mission-work through the education
of the people in the promotion of
their health. 12 p. 1i6mo. [21091
© July 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 27, 1916; A 4361387.
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
MoprerN methods school co.*, Cleve-
land. Factory management. Book
ho. 1, 2. 2 v. S8vo. Contents.—
Book no. 1. Organization: Work-
men.—Book no. 2. The foreman
and his duties. [21082, 21093
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Aug. 19, 1916; A 4386442, 436448.
MopErRN print shop*, Trenton, N. J.
[ 21094, 21095
one greatest blotters. Card, ports.,
by 9 inches. @ Aug. 12, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Aug. i8, 1916; A "435980.
Three greatest Americans, Card, ports.,
4 by 9 inches. © Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ¢.
and afi. Aug. 18, 1916; A 435981.
Mort (Gecrge Frederick)* Chicago.
Lightning week-day calendar. Card,
printed cn both sides. 7 by 7 inches.
$0.15. [21096
ee tuty 17. 1916; 2
1916; aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 487220.
Mozine, Ill. R. L. Polk & co.’s Mo-
line city directory, 1916. Moline,
Davenport [etc.] 2 p. 1. [9]-820 p.
Svo. (With this: R. L. Polk & co.’s
Rock Island city directory, 1916)
$6.00. [21097
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 487263; R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
MontTécoMery (James) Her _ birth-
right. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 11 p. S8vo. [21098
© Sept. 1, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486718; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
MontTHity service bulletin.
[21099-21103
no. 4-7, Mar.—jJune, 1916. 4 vy. fol.
@ Mar. 15-June 15, 1916; 1 c. each
and aff. July 19. 1916; 1 ¢. each June
29, 1916; A 436181436184. -
meet HO. s, July 1916. [4] p. .4to.
@ July 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436315.
© Natl. amateur wireless assn.,
New York.
Mooney (Charles H.)* Grand Rapids,
Mich. Land contract, interest, in-
surance and tex clauses. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 14 by 84
inches, fold to 8vo. $1.00. [21104
© July 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 15, 1916; A 436025.
Moore (Clarence Douglas)* Memphis,
Tenn. Hot Springs. Sheet, illus..
94 by 121 inches. $0.25. [21105
coc) July 12, 1916; 2 cand aff.
July 14, 1916; A 435072
eAne 15.1
GROUP II
21118
Moore (David Pelton)* Washington.
Information on patents. cover-title,
31 p. port. 16mo. $0.10. [21106
© July 14, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
July 17, 1916; A 485136.
MoorE (W. Clement)* New Egypt.
INGE [21107, 21108
Camera and a competence. aa D.
Sve. SO:50-~@ -Suly 'f,- 1916: eG
and aff. July 19, 1916; A ABS 1B5.
Profit-making plans for printers, pub-
lishers and advertisers. [32] p.
SvO- Leu. .@. sully. 15. 1916 2c
and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435186.
Moore & White co.*, Philadelphia.
Friction clutches for high speeds. 1
p. 1, 5-63 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[21109
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ce. Aug. 17,
1916; aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 436515.
Moretanpd (George L.) Fan fax;
authentic chronology of the two Chi-
cago clubs, Cub, Sox, Chicago,
The Mayer & Miller co., 1916. 66
p. 24mo. $0.10. [21110
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. May 15, 1916;
aff. Aug. 14, 1916: ae 436381; Sport-
ing records pub. co., Chicago.
Morean (F. L.) co.*, San Francisco.
Morgan’s gift verses. cover-title, 6
1. illus. 8vo. (Series no. 3) $0.25.
[21111
Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
Aug. 81, 1916; A 438209.
Morean, Joerns & co. Advertising
services. cover-title, 200 1. illus.
4to. $1.50. [21112
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 439053; Arnold
Joerns, Chicago.
{21113-21115
Cleveland,
Morison (Francis R.)
Home nursing suggestions.
The Citizens savings & trust pany
pStGr oct) p: “16mo. (Yai
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 12, Sige
A 436328
© Citizens savings & trust co.,
Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees. The
foundation for a big salary. Sheet,
11 by 8 inches. © Ang. 26, 1916: 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436556.
Importance of salesmanship in
banking. Sheet, 12 by 8 inches. ©
July 94.1916: 2c. and aff. July 25,
1916; A 436086.
© Francis R. Morison, Cleveland.
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine.
(New York morning telegraph, sec.
2) [21116-21118
Aug. 6, 1916. © Aug. 6, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
16, 1916; A 441793.
941
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt..t, 1S. v. Le
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine— | Mott (J. L.) iron works*, New York.
21119
Continued.
Aug. 13, 20, 1916. [2 installments.] ©
Aug. 13, 916; 1 ¢c. each Aug. 31,
20, 1
1916; A 4429162, 442163.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
Morris (George) sr.*, Philadelphia.
Poem of George Washington. Card,
164 by 94 inches. $0.10. [21119
© July 10, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Sept.
6, 1916; A 436740.
Morris (Odie L.)* Quincy, Dl. Merid-
ional method of subjective refract-
ing. [9] p. nea on 16mo. [21120
© July 19, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
2 1916" A 436503.
Moser paper co. Are you buying paper
stock this fall? Sheet, col. illus., 19
by 24 inches, in envelope, 63 by 84
inches. [21121
© Aus O4%eSi6-° 2) co ane ait.
sept. 8, 1916; A 436664; W. Sid
Fish service for advertisers, Chi-
cago.
MotTHER Goose.
All about Mother Goose.
wv. B. Gruelle.
[21122, 211238
Pictures by
New York, Cupples &
Leon company [1916] 4g p eol.
front., illus., col. plates. 24mo. (All
about series) $0.25. Sept. 2,
1916; 2 e«. Sept. 13, 1916; aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 437673.
© Cupples & Leon co., New York.
Mother Goose rhymes. New York, Platt
& Peck co., 1916. [12] p. illus. (part
Cole) etols] -SOsLOy 2 @ duly, OG
2c. July 28, 1916; aff. July 27, 1916;
A 4385791.
© Platt & Peck co., New York.
MoTHER’S MACARONI co.*, Minneapolis.
Creamettes advertising campaign,
1916-1917. Sheet, illus., 22 by 17
inches. [21124
© June 16, 1916; 2 ce. July 7
ait. July 17,-1916; "A 484998.
MotTHeEr’s story hour. New York,,The
Platt & Peck eco. [1916] [828] p.
ilius., col. plates. Svo. $1.00.
[21125
© July 31, 1916; 2c. Aug. 2, 1916;
aff. Aug. 7, 1916: A 487123; Platt
& Peck co., New York.
ptOiG 5
Motion picture theatre list.
[21126, 21127
July, 1916. Suppl. 10 p. 8vo. © July
1, 1916; 2 e. and aft: July 20, 1916);
A 436286.
Aug., 1916. Suppl. 11 p. 8vo. © Aug
1, 1916; 2° ce’and “af. “Aug, 5, 1916:
A 433970.
© Motion picture trade directory
co., ine., New York.
[21128, 21129
no. 10. 1st ed.,
£S1G.*" £ pay pe 5-13 diagrs.
8vo. $0.25. © July 15, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. July 19, 1916; A 435152.
Sunbeam steam and water boilers for
modern heating apparatus. p. [3]—-159,
[1]. illus., tables, diagrs. 1i16mo.
(Cover-title: Fitter’s oe Sun-
beam boilers) $0.2 © July 14,
£9nGS) 2+ ec. and’ ait. aly 19, 1976; A
435151.
Mountain states telephone &
graph co.*, Denver.
rectories.
Modern plumbing.
tele-
Telephone di-
[21180-21134
Deming and Las Cruces. Book no. 1-S.
Aug., 1916. cover-title, 16 p. 4to.
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439109.
Gitne district. Book 5-S. Aug., 1916.
cover-title, 16 p. 4to. @© Aug. 12
1916; 2 c.- and aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A
439108.
Phoenix district. Book no. 3-S. Aug.,
1916. Ones -title, 48 p. 4to. © Aug.
@, 191 Pal e. and aff, Sept. 1, 1916;
A 43911
Prescott eee Book no. 4-S. _Sept.,
1916. cover-title, 16 p. 4to. © Aug.
26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 1, 1916;
A 439110
Tucson district. Book no. 2-8. Aug.,
1916. cover-titie, 32 p. 4to. © July
ob; 19163 2c and aft. Sept. 1, 1916;
A 439112.
Mouser (Ray Homer)* Los Angeles.
Synopses of stories for motion pic-
ture scenarios, by R. H. Mouser
(Bill Stinger) [7] p. 8vo. [21135
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2%e7 Ags
1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 436647.
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel) [21136-21144
Austria drains Montenegro. © July 27,
1916; 1 c. July 31, 1916; A 441430.
Battle for Gorizia is long and bloody.
@ Aug. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug. Ai, Pole]
A 441802.
Cenference in Paris plans Italian coup.
Sept. 6, 1916; 1. c. Sept. 9, 1916;
A 442326.
High peaks in way of Italians’ advance.
© Aug. 18, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 238, 1916;
A 441991.
Italian boy scouts for war. © Aug. 15,
1916; ic. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441882.
Italy rejoices at wa ur news. © Aug. 29,
916; 1 c. Sept. 1, 1916; A 442186.
Page shows share of Italy in the war.
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
A 441609.
See doom of Goritz in Italians’ victory.
@ Aug. 9, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 12, 1916;
A 4417389.
Victory over Austrians at Gorizia is
hailed by Italians as greatest Of the
war since battle of the Marne. (im
Chicago daiiy news) © Aug.
1916; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1916; A 441767.
[Note : The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
942
Mowrer (Paul Scott)
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
[21145-21172
Anniversary cheers French. © Sept. 5,
6; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 442304.
Austrians collapse forecast by French.
Graves. Lg toto. t ec Aug. 21, 1916;
A 441951.
Balkan news delights French. © Sept.
1, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442235.
Bernhardt will tour U. S. © Aug. 11,
HOG: vert Aug. 17, L91G'; "A 441817.
Comments on islands’ sale. © Aug. 18,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1916; A 441992.
Doomed as spy for Teutons. @© Sept. 7,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1916; A 442360.
Ex-correspondent honored. © Sept. 7,
1916; 1 c Sept. 11, 1916; A 442357.
Expect Hindenburg to end Verdun siege.
CO enibers oh SLOG = Ie. (Sept. : 5, 1916;
A 442244,
Frame reply to mail note. ©. Aug. 10,
1916; 1 ¢. Aus. 4, 1916; A AAV771.
French see an omen in Greece. © Aug.
29, 49196; be: Sept. 1, 1916; A 442180,
Generals’ names are secret. © Aug. 18,
916; 1 ec. Aug. 23, 1916; A 441990.
Germans attacking Gerard. © Aug. 18,
1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 23, 1916; A 441989.
Good strategy won great Marne battle.
© Sept. 12, 1916; i, ce. Sept. 16, 1916 ;
A 4425038.
Kaiser’s execution opposed by paper. ©
Se 1916; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1916; A
Oo
Outlook for allies bright. © Aug. 10,
1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 14, 1916; A 441770.
Plan for peace whiie rushing munitions.
© Aug. 18, 1916; le. Aug. 2a, ROG:
A 441996.
Hope “good to all” in war. © Sept. 1,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442239.
Promotion for K. Y. Rockwell. © Sept.
ta ato. 1 “c.. Sept.- 16,.’1916;° A
442511. a
Russians win fame while aiding French.
© Aug. 24, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 28, 1916;
A 442099.
Sees peace in 7 months. © Sept. 8,
Gy Le sept: 14, 1916;"A 442468"
Shells thick at Thiaumont. © Sept. 5,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 442301.
Tells of Weddingen’s death. © Aug. 2
feos GwAue. 12, 1916: A 441737
Thanks to U. S. school topic. e Sept. 7
19165 1 ¢:- Sept: 11,.1916; A 442362.
Thiaumont redoubt is a battle inferno.
© Sept. 11, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 442481.
Trenches hear Balkan news. © Aug. 31,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442247.
Verdun puts stamp on brave defenders.
© ‘Aug. 157A 9AG'; 1 c., Aug, 18; 1916;
A 441881, ;
War cross to Chicagoan. .@ Sept. 13,
1916; 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442508.
Would seize interned ships. © Aug. 17,
o1G;) 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; A 441952"
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
943
MUSGRAVE (A. F.)
21179
MULLEN (G. M.)* ‘Towson, Md. For
higher standards. 12 p. 8vo. $0.25.
[20473
Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c«. and aff.
Sept. 13, 1916; A 436769.
Mumrorp molding machine co. Squeez-
ers. 12 p. illus. S8vo. [21174
©) Aug. 28. 1996 792 e 4 andaait,
Sept. 11, 1916; A 4386698; Vulcan
engineering sales co., Chicago.
Murruy (Charles Edward)* Bloom-
ington, Ind. Barber shop advertis-
ing plan. 2d ed., rev. to date.
cover-title, 3 1. 4to. $10.00. [21175
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2c. and aft. Aug:
7, 1916; A 485615.
[MuscHAMP (EH. A.)] [Uncle Harry’s
evening talk. B 61-B 64, B 65-B 78,
by E. A. Muschamp and R. C. Clo-
thier] [12 installments] (Jn Johns-
town Daily tribune) Contents :—
B 61. Uncle Harry tells about the
dead letter office—B 62. Uncle
Harry tells of two years of war.—
B 68. Uncle Harry tells of the Rus-
sian capture of Hrzingan.—B 64.
Uncle Harry shows the boys New
York.—B 66. Uncle Harry shows the
boys how magazines are made.—B
67. Uncle Harry explains about the
new farm loan banks.—B 68. Uncle
Harry and the children see Niagara
Falls.—B 69. Uncle Harry explains
the new naval bill—B 70. Uncle
Harry and his travelers see the
wonders of Yellowstone Park.—B
71. Uncle Harry and his party see
giant trees of California—B 72.
Uncle Harry explains about Presi-
dent Wilson and the railroad trou-
ble-—B 73. Uncle Harry tells how
the war has reached 410,000,000 peo-
ple. [21176
©: July 31; aoe a—t, LO; 175, 21,24,
28, 31, Sept. 4, 7, 11, 1916; 1 c. each
Sept. 16, Bais 2 442499. M-C. syn-
dicate, Philadelphia.
MusiIcaL ae Aug., 1916. cover-
title, S p. illus., ports. fol. $0.10.
Tenge
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A. 486761; W. W. Kimball
co.. Chicago. [Copyright is claimed
on new matter]
(21178, 21179
Gloves, hats, furs and feathers. © Aug.
20, UGG Meee Aug 237 LONG si oA
441970.
Qualitative analysis. © Sept. 20, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 22, 1916; A 442664.
{The foregoing are in National cleaner
and dyer]
© Dowst bros. co., Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21180
Musxkoces, Okl. Phoenix directory of
Muskogee and Muskogee County,
1916. Muskogee, Okl., Phoenix di-
rectory company, 1916. 562 p. S8vo.
$5.00. [21180
© Aug. 12,1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 488071 ; Phoenix directory
co., Muskogee, Ok.
Vital certifi-
inches. $2.00.
[21181
© June 8, 1915; 2 c. May 31, 1916;
aff. July 21, 1916; A 486039. Wil-
liam Vance Ormond, Williamston,
N. C.
MUTUAL LIFE insurance co. of New
MuTUAL BURIAL league.
cate. Sheet, 83 by 104
York. Success table. Card, printed
on both sides, 34+ by 54 inches. $0.10.
[21182
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A. 4385905; W. D. Tolle,
Green Bay, Wis.
Myrrs (Hillwood B.)* Washington.
With Uncle Sam in Mexico. Sheet,
$ by 6 inches. [21183
© July 1, 1916; 2 ce. July 31, 1916;
aff. July 12, 1916; A 434909.
Myers (George W.) Analytical chart
of elementary school arithmetic with
related characteristics of childhood,
and correlated geometry, [etc.]
Sheet, 163 by 25 inches. $0.15.
[21184
© June 22> 1916: 2-e and Jat:
June 26, 1916; A 484706: Scott,
Foresman & co., Chicago.
Myers (Lewis EH.) & co.*, Valparaiso,
Ind. Secretary’s efficiency manual.
Pes: Chautauqua school of applied
salesmanship. 120 p. 12mo. $1.00.
[21185
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 486215. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter. ]
Mystic, Conn. Mystic and Stonington,
Connecticut directory, 1916-17.
Providence, R. I., C. D. White co.,
1916. 196 p. Svo. $2.50. [21186
Cy Aus! 31-116" “2%. and” sir.
Sept. 19, 1916;
White co.,
NAasHuva, _N.
A 487731; C. De Witt
Providence, R. I.
H. Nashua directory,
1916. v. 37. Boston, Mass., W. A.
Greenough & co., 1916. 309 p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $3.50.
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
5, 1916; A 431368; W. A. Greenough
& co., Boston.
[21187 :
:
Dt. TL7SS.,. aS
Confidential mer-
1916-1917. [v.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
chant’s reference.
20.] Nashville, Tenn., The James-
Sanford agency, 1916. xvi, 262 p.
4to. [21188
© Aug. 23, 1916;
bh TONG A Hee
agency, ‘Nashville.
ce. and aff. Sept.
James-Sanford
NASHVILLE RETAIL credit men’s assn.
Do you pay your bills. (In Nash-
ville Tennesseean and Nashville
American ) [21189-21191
July 2, 1916. © July 2, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
16, 1916; A 441871.
Aug. 6, 1916. .© Aue: 6, 1916; eG Ane
16, 1916; A 441873.
July 30, 1916. © July 30, 1916; 1 «¢
Aug. 16, 1916; A 441872.
© Luther Ciayton Lau, Nashville.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FURNITURE
manufacturers. Semi-annual meet-
ing held in Chicago, May 10, 1916.
838, [2] p. port. S8vo. [21192 .
© June 1, 1916; 1 c. and aff. July
14,5 1916" 16 June 23) 19162
434960; Frank Herrman Timken,
Rockford, Til.
NATIONAL BRAKE & electric co.*, Mil-
waukee. [21193-21195
Cc. DP. and CC: 2 A.o direc and alter-
nating current governors for industrial
service. 3 pe, alus: siden 4to.
(Part catalog no. N 440. July, 1916)
@ July 31, 1916; 2° c and aff Aug.
14, 1916; A 4385762.
Types C D 17, 18 and 20 direct current
governors for air brake service. (De-
scriptive catalog no. N 487. July,
1916) 3 pvp. illus., diagrs. 4to. ©
July 28, 1916;
1916; A 436232.
Types C D 17, 18 and 20 ‘direct current
governors for air brake service. (Part
eaialog no. N 438. July, 1916) 3 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. @© July 31, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 435761.
NATIONAL CLOAK & suit co.*. New York.
[21196-21198
23, (gpa aibins:
([ National money
2 c. and aff. Aug. 3;
Blue book of bargains.
(part col.) 4to.:
saving style book v. 20, no. 5, June,
1916]) © July 12, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. July 14, 1916; A 485071.
National made-to-measure suits & skirtss
35 p. illus. (part col.) 4to. ([Na-
a money-saving style book. v. 20,
. 6, Aug., 19161) © Sept. 1, 1916;
2° e. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 439163.
National money- saving style book, Vv. 20;
NO. oO PAus.. 1916. Fall and winter
1916-1917. 3893p. illus. (part col.)
4to.° © Aug. 5, 1916 7°2. @ and aa;
Aug. 8, 1916; A 436305
NATIONAL COMMITTEE on prisons*, New
York. Prison leaflets. No. 35. 33,
[1] p. illus., ports., diagrs: $vo.
$0.10. [21199
©. July, 15, 1916; 2 }esaneee
July 24, 1916; A 436147.
944
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
21222
NATIONAL DAIRY council*, Chicago.
Hat more of these, live better, spend
less. (/n Saturday evening post)
[21200
© July 29, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 2, 1916;
A 442208.
NATIONAL
assn.*, Utiea, N.Y.
ELECTRICAL contractors’
Universai data
& sales book. [Additions]
[21201-21203
June, 1916. [80] p. 8vo. $10.60. ©
humew20 LOG: 2 ec June, 22, 1916;
aff. June 26, 1916; A 434715.
July, 1916. BOW 40. 8vo. $10.00.
@ Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 486251.
Auer ONG.) P14)" pp) “Svo.! $10.00. ©
Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1916; aff.
Aug. 19, 1916, A 435250.
NATIoNAt fire proofing co.*, Pittsburgh.
[21204-21207
Natco building tile. 8 p. illus., diagrs.
16mMoOns Opouly) 17, 2926 : 2-¢. and aif,
July 20, 1916; A 436027.
Nateo dairy barn. Sheet,
both sides. iilus., plans, 48 by 20
inches. (Design no. 12) © July 24,
TOUGEV2ecs and ‘ait. July 25; 19165 A
436081.
Nateo hollow tile for dry kiln construc-
tone 4s pp, ellus.. diners) | £6mo. ©
Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 11,
1916; A 485682.
printed on
Nacto small garage. Design no. 14.
Sheet, illus., plans printed on both
sides, 48 by 20 inches. © Aug. 18,
Or ACMA: 2a LOTG : Jaihey Aue.
22, 1916; A 436482.
NATIONAL
York.
FLORAL corporation*, New
National florists’ telegraphie
& cable code. Sheet, 153 by 42
inches. [21208
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435608.
NATIONAL LEAD co. Window displays
of ail nations. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 234 by 183 inches.
folded to obl. 16imo. [21209
© July 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 485653; United States
cartridge co., New York.
NATIONAL MFG. co.*, Worcester, Mass.
Standard wire goods. 272 p. incl.
front., plate, illus. 4to. (Catalog
no. 10) [21210
© July 1, 1916; 2c. July 17, 1916;
aff. July 18, 1916; A 4386021.
NATIONAL MOTION picture ticket co.,
Omaha, Neb. 202A. 21212
Fool and his money are soon parted.
[6] “p.- folder. 16mo.:.'© May 15,
1916; 2 c. July 19, 1916; aff. Aug. 9,
1916; A 435700.
Money-making message to merchants.
cover-title, [8] p. rar. 8vo. © May
15>, LOG: 2 c. July £9, 1916; aff. Aug.
9,.1916; A 435701.
- © Robert P. Wessels, Corning, Ia.
945
NATIONAL OIL Grilling co.*, Houston.
Drilling for oil. cover-title. 20 p.
illus. S8vo. [21213
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, AQIG; A: 435617,
NATIONAL PIPE bending co*, New
Haven. National direct contact feed
water heaters. 40 p. front., illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Catalog 52) [21214
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. ©
7, 1916; A 435629.
NATIONAL PROFIT-SHARING assn. Com-
munity catalogue. 15 p. illus. 8vo.
[21215
© tly 29) A91G- 2 e@ Land) att:
July 81, 1916; A 485495; Ellsworth
B. Overshiner, Chicago.
NATIONAL SAVINGS ¢Co., inc. National
System of savings. [6] p. folder.
16mo. [21216
© June 15, 1915; 2 c@ and aff.
July 20, 1916; A 436023; James BH.
MeNary, Pittsburgh.
NATIONAL SELLING co. Gilt metal price
tags. [6] p. folder, illus. 16mo.
[21217
© June 30, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Ae Aco TONG A AR Olgas Wee Ws
Gramimes & sons, Allentown, Pa.
NATIONAL SERVICE Co., inc. Zuckerman
weekly fashion art service. Issue
no. 128. Week beginning Sept. 4,
1916. p. A, B. 2 sheets, illus., 21 by
14 inches. $5.00. [21218
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 485888; Sidney D. Zuck-
erman, Chicago.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank of Boston*,
Boston. Foreign trade report [port
of Boston] July, 1916. [8] p. 4to.
[21219
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 486527.
NATIONAL TANK & mfg. co.*, Los An-
geles. National corrugated knock-
down tanks. [4] p. illus. 16mo.
[21220
©) June 20, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
June 27, 1916; A 432693.
NATIONAL X-ray reflector co.*, Chicago.
[24221,. 21222
Magnets of trade. [16] p. illus. 16mo.
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 435534.
X-ray reflectors for direct store window
show case and flood lighting. 2d ed.
22 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Catalog
now 19) @* Anse A, 1916 2) cand
aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 435970.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1. 0e6, 7.43
21223
NEALY (Charles Merritt)* Chicago.
In the name of humanity. Card, 14
by 11 inches. $0.10. [21223
© July 24, 1916: 2
7, 1916; A 435630.
Neus” (ichnj p=. St.
ec. and aff. Aug.
Louise {od I
column system bockkeeping. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 134 by 12
inches, with extra sheet attached. 83
by 53 inches. $60.75. [21224
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435999.
NELSON’s encyclopaedia. [21225, 21226
Educational course in studying and read-
ing United States history. New York,
N. ¥.. Nelson’s perpetual loose-leaf en-
eyclopaedia and research service bu-
reau for scientific and special informa-
tion [1916] cover-title, 1 p. 1., 20 p.
Svo, | @) Juner’19. 19g: 25e. June 24.
1916; aff. June 22, 1916; A 43826385.
Read'ng course in zoology & betany. New
York, N. Y., Nelson’s perpetual loose-
leaf encyclopaedia and research service
bureau for scientific and special infor-
mation [1916] Various paging. 8vo.
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 9,
1916; A 436725.
© Thomas Nelson & sons, New
York;
NEUBERT (A.)* Berkeley, Cal.
advantages of unit system polygon
Forni. 19. p=", Troud... <1 Lass, ~ told.
plate. 8vo. (cover-title: Permanent
reinforced concrete protection. }
PART
ec. and aff. July
Use and
© July 26. 1916; 2
31, 1916; A 4385524,
NEUBURGER (Max) & co.*, New York.
Fur house. Catalog A, fur season,
1916-17. 51 p. illus. Svo. . [21228
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 436614.
NEW BEDFORD cotten weavers protective
assn.*, New Bedford, Mass. Standard
price list for weaving plain cloths.
twills and sateens, fancies and lenos.
41 p. 24mo. $0.10. [21229
Cy futy 5, 19ih 2 Gare aie aly
27, 1916; A 436103.
NEw CASTLE, Pa. New Castle
city directory 1916. [v. 21]
oficial
Akron,
O., The Burch directory company,
1916. 8, [17)]-138 ps Sve. $5.80:
[21236
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 © and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 438300; Burch directory
co., Akr on, O.
NEW CONSTRUCTION (Order of the)
Constitution of the Order of the New
Construction. [1916] 18 p. 16mo.
p2i2a.
© July 31, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435623; Richard E. Titus,
Minneapolis.
NEw ENGLAND mutual life insurance
co. When we will cross the ferry.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. (part eis)
16mo. $0.50. f21232
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 cand aff. Aug.
36, 1916; A 436551; Charles T. Duffie,
Detroit.
New Ewnepanp telephone & telegraph
co.*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[21233-21246
Augusta district. phere ae issue, 1916.
cover-title, 76 p. © July 26,
1916; 2 ¢. July 27, 1916; aff. July 29,
1916; A 436175.
Bangor district. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 84 p. 8vo. © Aug. 5,
91> 2 e: Aug S FISiGeraiin Aug. rie
1816; A 435656.
Bar fiatbor Fillsworth district. Summer
issue, 1916. cover-titie, 24 p. 8vo.
@ July, 13. 1916: 2 e: and aff. July 17,
1916; A 485086.
Belfast- Rockland district. Summer is-
sue, 1916. cover-title, 44 p. Svo. ©
Aug. 7, 19165 °2°«. Aus. Sj-1Stee an
Aug. 9, 1916; A 435673.
Beliows Falls-Brattieboro district.
tion] 30. Summer issue, 1916. cover-
title, 32 px -8vo:. . © July 2 seoie-
2 ce. and aff. ela 24,1916; A 435222.
Boston and _ vicinitv: Summer, i916.
cover-title, 516, 177 p. 4to. © June
U5 A162: Aug. 19, 1916; afi. Aug.
liv 1916; A 436506.
Brockton district. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 120 p. 8vo. © July 11,
19165 2 c.. Tuly 13;)1916 7 af duly, 14,
1916; A 435057.
Claremont-Newport district. Summer is-
sue, 1916. cover-title, 24 p. Svo. ©
July 26, 191622, & July 2, LS LG sate.
July 29, 1916: A 436174.
Dover-Portsmouth-Rochester district.
[Section] 8. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 68 p. S8vo. @©@ July 22,
1976:; .2 ¢ and aff! July 2474926; A
435223.
Keene-Peterbero district. Summer isste,
1916. cover-title, 32 p. 8vo. © July
28, 1916 5 2.c. July 31, 1916: an. Jay
29, 1916; A 436173.
Lebanon-White River Junction district.
[Section] 29. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 32 p.. 8ve. © July 31,
1916: 2° a and afk. Aus. 2) Too
435553.
New Bedford district. Summer
1916. cover-title, 128 p. 8vo.
July. t4, 1916: 2 ¢. and_aik., July ea
1916; A 435087.
Portland district. [Section] 17.
mer issue, 141916. —cover-titie, 136 p.
Svo. -@. July: 6, 194652 “el July 10,
1916: aff. July 8, 1916; A 434884.
Springfield district. Fall issue, 1916.
cover-title, 120 p. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1916; 2 e«. Sept. 14, 1916; aff. Sept.
rls 1916; A "43680 sy
NEw JERSEY title
co.*, Jersey City.
[Sec-
issue,
cuarantee & trust
[21247-21258
Estate of every man who dies [etc.] oe
p. folder. 12mo. June 24, 1916
2c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10, 1916:
A 435004.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
In the old days people thought—etc.
fsiapsyvtolder, (12mo0. .© June 24,
1916; 2 c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10,
1916; A 4850C2.
Man to whom a child must look [etc.]
[3] p. folder. 12mo. © June 24,
fare: 2c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10,
1916; A 485011.
[3] p.
Men may take chances [etc.]
folder. 12mo. © June 24, 19165 2 ¢
June 28, 1916; aff. July 10, 1916;
435905.
Of course you have thought [etc.] [3]
pe tolder. ~12mo..’ © June 24, 1916;
2c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10, 1916;
A 435009.
Perhaps you think of old age now and
then. [3] p. folder. 12mo. © June
24, 1916;-2 c. June 28, 1916; ail. July
10, 1916; A 435012.
We belieye in life insurance. [8] p.
folder. “12mo. © June 24, 1916; 2 c¢.
June 28, 1916; afi. July 10, 1916; A
435008.
Why should a woman be indifferent etc.
P3)] p. folder. 12mo. © June 24,
1916; 2 c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10,
1916; A 435003.
You may not have a successor in busi-
ness fetc.] [3] p. folder. 12mo. ©
fane 24 1916: 2 °c. June 28, 1916;
aff. July 10, 1916; A 435019.
You should make your will [etec.]
[3] p.
folder. 12mo. fone 24. 191G 2) ¢.
June 28, 1916; aff. July 10; 19167 A
435006.
You take chances about some things.
[slips folder;,, 12mo: sune 24,
1916; 2 c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10,
1916; A 435007.
You try to shield and safeguard [etc.]
[3] p. folder. 12mo. © June 24, 1916;
2c. June 28, 1916; aff. July 10, 1916;
A 4350138.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga.
New York, (City) Haberdasher di-
rectory. July—Deec., 1916. New
York, The Haberdasher co., 1916.
cover-title, 184 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[21259
© July 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 435188; Haberdasher co.,
New York.
New York, (Cify) Phillips’ business
directory of New York city for 1916.
v. 46. New York, J. F. White, 1916.
XXXViii, 1305 p. 8vo. $3.00. [21260
© July 21, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438257; John I. White,
New York.
New YoORK ELECTROTYPER’S union no.
100. Duntonian technical educa-
tional series for apprentices. 11th
lecture. [4] p. fol. $0.10. [21261
ieaihuly oot. 1916. 2 c, jand aff.
Aug. 8, 1916; A 436252 : George E.
@ Dunton, New York.
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co.*—Continued. York. [21262-21269
Advertising record of evening papers for
June, 1916, 1915. Sheet; 11 by 16
inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 17.) ©
July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 3,
1916; A 436227.
Juiy, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by 16
inches. (Bulletin v. 3, no. 20) ©
Duly 22 OG. et Co VANS. 22 A OUG s
ait, Aug. 25, 1916; A 439023.
Jan. to June, 1916, 1915. Sheet,
11 by 16 inches. (Bulletin y. 3, no.
17) N@. Suly U8, 1916 >) 2 chvand “aft.
Aug. 3, 1916; A 436228.
Advertising record of morning papers for
June, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11 by 15
inches. (Bulletin, VWoaronw NOs tSa)iac ©
uly DSi LOts 2c. and aff. Aug. 3,
1916; A 436224
July, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by 143
inches. (Bulletin, v. 38, no. 19.) ©
July 12, 1916; 2re,, Aue: (22; 1916} aff.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 439022.
January to June, inc., 1916, 1915.
Sheet, 11 by 15 inches. (Bulletin,
Vol SaanOn LS -)) .© Muly 218, VOLG == 2). c.
and aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 436225.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
June, A916. 19115.) Sheet; alaby 1:7
iINnGhes: we AGbulletini v.23... NOs. 16s). ©
duly Ley) 1946.2 2) eevand alts Aue. 3;
1916; A 486226.
July, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11 by 17
inches. (Bulletin v. 8, no. 20.) ©G
July 2S WO1G 2Zues Aue. 221906. alt.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 439021.
NEw YorK GAs & electric appliance
co.*, New York. Interchangeable
parts for electric, gas and combina-
tion lighting fixtures. 96 p. illus.
fol. (Catalog no. 20) [21270
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
DAO Gs ero TO:
NEw YORK HERALD ¢co.*, Jersey City.
[21271-21280
Allied strategy devoted to destruction or
‘elimination of the Austro-Hungarian
armies. @©@ Aug. 13, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
14, 1916; A 441786.
Ailies end first phase of the great of-
fensive and form lines for next simul-
taneous blow. @© Aug. 27, 1916; 1 e.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 442115.
Allies from Salonica camp in contact
with the Bulgarians on entire Mace-
Gonian wy LOnt., mC) Als. 20> cbOMo rs inc.
Aus 25. LOLS aA 442047.
Fashion magazine section of the New
York herald, Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug.
SOP 1G16 =F Winer Avie © 257 9 VO1GR A
442049.
New York herald campaign map section
showing strongholds and battle grounds
of two parties for 1916. © Sept. LO:
1916; 1 ce. Sept. 11, 1916; A 442353.
Six big steamships leave New York in
day. Key to chart. © Aug. 27, 1916;
IC AUS. 255) LONG 442114.
23 steamships on the MHerald’s chart.
Key to chart. © Aug. 13, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441966.
24 steamships shown on Herald‘s chart.
Key to chart. e Sept. LOW DOUG Sr: e
Sept. 11, 1916; A 442352.
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25 steamships on the Herald’s chart.
Key to chart. © Aug. 20, 1916; lc
Aug. 25, 1916; A 442048.
25 steamships shown on Herald’s chart.
Key to; chart..; @ Sept.:3,219te<. i c.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442210.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York herald.]
NEw YORK TELEPHONE CO.
[21281-21293
Auburn-Geneva district telephone di-
rectory, May 11, 1916. 92 p. 4to.
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2 1916 A. 435536.
Binghamton district telephone directory,
May 11, 1916. 104 p. 4io. June
10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916;
A 435537.
© New York telephone co., New
York.
Buffalo Beli telephone
rectory, June, 1916. 128 p.
June 26, 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 8,
1916; A 434874.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Cord equipment & battery feeder re-
sistance for private branch exchange
classified di-
4to. ©
switchboards. 5 p. 16mo. (Engi-
neering bulletin 199, May. 1916.
[Text parallel to binding} © May 1,
1916: 2 c. and aff. June 16, 1916;
A 435786.
Elmira district telephone directory. June
1, 1916. 105° p. 4to. © July 3,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A
435538.
Ithaca-Cortland district telephone di-
rectory, May ety 1916. 63 p. 4to.
© Tune 9, 1916; ec. and afi. Aug. 2,
1916; A 435539.
Norwich district telephone directory,
June 10, 1916. 107 p. 4to. © July
13°1916- 2 c and-afi. Age: <2, 1916;
A 435540.
Oswego district telephone directery. May
at” WS1GL > 56 pp. -410-."-_ © June 9,
1916: 2 ¢.. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A
435541.
Private branch exchanges. No. 550A
P. B. X. switchboard. 12 p. i16mo.
(Engineering bulletin 201, May, 1916)
[Text parallel to binding]. © May 1,
1916: e. and aff. June 16, 1916; A
AS57858.
© New York telephone co., New
York.
Rochester Bell telephone classified di-
rectory June, 1916. 41 p. 4to. ©
July 5, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Aug. 22,
1916; A 436467.
© Reuben a Donnelley, Chicago.
Syracuse distri eat directory,
May 11, 1916. ” 160 4to. © June
16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aft. Aug. 2, 1916;
A 435542.
Itica district telephone directory, May
11, 1916. 156 p. 4to. © June 22,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A
435543.
Watertown district telephone directory,
May i1, 1916. 72 p. 4to. © June
17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 2, 1916;
A 435544.
© New York telephone co., New
ae die
NewsureH,-N. ¥Y. Waite’s Newburgh
city directory for 1916. Newburgh,
N. Y.,:‘L. P> Waite & co.) 191) "3:
1.. 7-564 p. front. (fold. map) 8vo.
$3.50. [21294
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 « and aff. Aug.
28, 1916: A 487396; L. P. Waite &
co., Newburgh, N. Y.
NEWELL (Mary O’Connor) One great
thing the war will do for humanity.
(In Chicago herald) [21295
© Aug. 27, 1916; 1 e@ Aug. 28,
1916; A 442112; J. Keeley, Chicago.
NEWMAN (Ernest)* Lynn, Massachu-
setts. Surface condenser charts.
(Jn Power) _ [21296
© Aug. 29, 1916; 1 e« Sept. 7,
1916; A 442262.
NEWMAN clock co.*, New York. Bet-
ter protection for private homes.
[8] p. illus. 24mo. [21297
© July 1, 1916; 2 ce. July 7, 1916;
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436397.
NEWSKIN c¢o.*, Brooklyn. New-skin
for cuts and scrapes, to prevent in-
fection. Sheet, Das printed on
both sides, 9 by 7 inches. [21298
© June 24, cual 2 e@. and aff.
June 27, 1916; A 432692.
NEwspapPer feature service, inc.*, New
York. Each Proof, illus.
[21299-21389
Asthma Simpson, the village queen. I
see by the paper that the state is
offering $25.00. © June a 1916; 2
ec. and aff. July 10, 1916; 432969.
You say you’ve ee all over
the world. © July 1, 1916; 2 ce. and
aff. July 10, 1916; A 432986,
Brgy, brothers. Come ¢ on, Lo! Shake
leg! © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and aff.
eg 11, 1916; A "435734.
If we come across a hippo. ©
July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435229.
If we could only get something to
eat. @© July 29, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 5, 1916; A "436262.
It’s a very fime specimen of a
bureau bird, Lo. © July 8, 1916; 2c.
and aff. July th, TSS vs "434985.
ze potatoe. on Sept. 2/7. 19163) 2¥e
and aff. Sept. 13, i916: "A 436796.
What do you say, Lo, if we go to
Be race track and watch the ponies?
Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
%, 1916; A 436421.
What is the idea of bobbing up and
down, Lo Brow? © June 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432970.
wets up now, Lo? © Aug. 26,
1916; ec. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A
436746,
948
Ladies and gentlemen I will catch .
Se ee eee ee eee ee
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BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
21389
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
—— Why a dasypeltis scaber, is an egg
eating snake. © July 1, 1916; 2 «.
and ail. July 10, 1916; A 482985.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
The age of envy. © July 29, 1916;
_ 2c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436268.
- Exercise with a medicine ball if
you'd beautify your body. © Aug. 5,
#916; 2.c. and aii. Aug. 11, 1916; A
435739.
— — Five daily duties the seeker after
beauty should perform. © Sept. 2,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916; A |
436783.
— Heart of the world. © Aug. 26,
1916; 2 c¢. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916;
A 436753.
—— Hot weather a pee aty aid in rout-
ing worry wrinkles. © Aug. 5, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 11, oli A 435738.
Household helps. Here are some
simple menus for Sunday dinners. ©
July 1, 1916; 2 c. and afi. July 10,
1916; A 432980.
Try these piquant sauces and
secure 2 new food flavor. © Aug. 12,
ioe ¢. and Af Aus. 17, 2996; A
436414.
Why yeu should select cook-
ing utensils carefully. © July 1, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 4232983.
How te increase your height by
simple exercises at home.
© Aug. 26,
1946s o> 2c.. and. ail. Sept...11,. 1916;
A 436734.
How to regulate beauty’s foe. ©
June 24, 1916: 2 c. and aff. July 10,
1916; A 432975.
Hew to remove the fieshy signs of
age from your face. © July 29, 1916;
2°c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436267.
How to secure greater peaety by
improving contour of nose. © Aug.
92951946 >2-e. and: aff. Aug. 17, 1916;
A 436417.
How to solve the superfluous hair
problem. © July 15, 1916: 2 c. and
aff. July 24, 1916; A 435287.
How unrshapely ankles can be made
hearin Ae) Aug. 12, 19165 2° «
and aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 486415.
Internei. © Aug. 12, 1916 = 2 e;
and aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436416.
Revelations of a wife. Bulliest
vacation I ever spent. © June 24,
1916; 2 ¢. and afl. July 10, 1916; A
432974.
—— —— Dicky really jeaious? © July
2 otGs 2c. and aft. Aug. 5, 1916;
A 436266.
— Harry Underwood weaves a
spell. © July 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 436265.
Has Madge at last made
Dicky jealous? © Aug. 12, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436413.
How Madge felt when she
saw fers Pettit. © Aug. 5b, 1916 5.2 c.
and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435742.
How Madge scored point two.
@ July 15, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 435235.
How Madge scored the second
point. © July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 435234.
ils ae elie wiki
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—Con.
—— How the night passed. ©
Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916; A 436791.
Lillian Underwood telephones
Madge. © July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 15, 1916; A 434989.
—. Madge plays the game of co-
quetry. © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. i1, 19167 A 435740.
Madge sees Grace Draper’s
attempt to win Dicky. © Aug. 5,
19163) 2c. -and affé.- Aug. -11;, 2916;
A 435741.
oa What happened at dinner
time. © July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 10, 1916; A 482982.
What Madge found in Dicky’s
pocket. @© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and
aff. July 10, 1916; A 432978.
What was in Grace Draper’s
letter. ©. Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436792.
Why Dicky said Don’t carry
the conscience of the world on your
shoulders. @©@ June 24, 1916; 2 ec
and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432973.
Why Dicky’s mother refused
to remain in his home. July 4.
1916; 2 ce. and aff. July 10, 1916; A
432977.
Why Lil took things into her
own hands. © Aug. 26, 1916; 2 «
and aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 486751.
Why Lillian warned Madge.
© Juiy 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 15,
1916; A 484981.
Why Madge said to Lillian
——
Vill do just as you say. © July 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. July 15, 1916;
A 434982.
Smart attire for rest hours. ©
July 29, 1916; 2 c« and aff. Aug. 5,
1916; A 436264. e
Today and the day of judgment. ©
Sly 295 1916552" e) and “air. “Auge 25,
1916; A 436268.
— Up-to-the-instant sport coats. ©
July 15, 1916;
1916; A 42523
Very newest top ceats.
19GB ie
A 436755.
Why only delicate perfumes should
be used in summer. © June 24, 1916;
2c. and aif. July 10, 1916; A 4382972.
Winifred black writes about jeal-
ousy. @© July 15, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff.
July 24, 1916; A 4352338.
Winifred Black writes about post-
vacation days. © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Sept. 13, 1916; A 436790.
Winifred Black writes about seeing
things as they are. © July 8, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 15, 1916; A 434984.
Winifred Black writes about solv-
ing a spoiled daughter problem. @©@
June 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 10,
1916; A 432971.
Winifred Black writes about the
Captain of the line. © June 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432976.
Winifred Biack writes about the
chafing-dish lid case. © July §, 1916;
2c. and aft. July 15, 1916; A 434980.
2c. and afi. July 24,
© Aug. 26,
and aff. Sept. 11, 1916;
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Daily magazine page -for everybody.
Winifred Black writes about the dic-
tates of fate. @ Aug. 12, 1916; 2
c. and aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436418.
Winifred Black writes about the
friendship cafeteria. @©@ Sept. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436794.
Winifred Black writes about the
fussy woman, © Aue: 26, W916: 2 e:
and aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 436756.
Winifred Black writes about the
sood sport: © July 15, 1996;°2 c.
and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435232.
Winifred Black writes about the I
knew him when club. © Sept. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916+ A 436789.
Winifred Black writes about the
spirit of youth, @©pAllesieG, TOL Ere:
and aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 436752.
Winifred Black writes about too
much sash in life. © July 1, 1916;
Ce eG eis Sey ek OL: = es 432981.
Winifred Black writes abcut Whens
a man queer? © Aug. 5,. 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435743.
You may -.dress all in stripes. ©
July Se" MONG | 2c and vat. saalye 5;
1916; A 434983.
Fuller Bull. Come on Fuller, take a
hand. @© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff.
Sept. 13, 1916; A 436795.
Cumawn! Out of the way
duly 29:2 MOUs; 2 e. and ai:
1916; A 436259.
For some ginks life is just one long
morning. © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 «@ and
aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435733.
Fuiler, I promised the ladies a life-
saving drill. © Aug. 5, 191652 c. and
aff. Aug. At, TONG ‘A 435735.
I say! You cawn’t go ashore in
that bally state. © Aug. 12, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436422.
Mr. and Mrs. Public, before I start.
© July 8, 1916; 2 c«. and aff. July 15.
1916; A 434987.
Who’s the swell looking dame?
July 15, TOlIGs 2 ewand al. jly 24,
1916; A 435228.
Why, yes! I could say my income
is in the neighborhood of $100,000.00.
© Aug. 26. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
ONG AeA: 436747.
Polly and her pals. Certainly you’re wel-
come to my black silk storkings. ©
July 29, 19163 2 ¢: and aff. Aug: 5,
1916; A 426261.
Listen, Unk, Sergeant O. D. Riferous
has gave orders. © June 24, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432967.
Pardon me, Polly. © July 8, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 15, 1916; A 434986.
So they ain’t a gonna be no hips.
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 17,
1916; A 436419.
So yer folks is away to the country ?
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
1916; A 436748.
So you ferbid your wimmin folks.
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916; A 436798.
Supposin’ I did object to these idi-
otic awning stripes. © July 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435230.
Who goes there? © July 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; nm 432984.
you! ©
Aug. 5,
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
Y’say Polly’s Hawaiian music
teacher. © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 11, 1916; A 435737.
That son-in-law of pa’s. Aw my _ word,
old chap, what is the mattaw? © Aug.
12, 1916; 2°. and afi Agsud 2916:
A 436420.
——D’ya get th’ idea, Lem? © July
15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 435231.
Fer the love 0’
mud! © Aug. 5,
1916 :-2 ec. and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A
435736.
Gee whiz! Will ya look at th’ swell
new bed. © July 8, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. July 15. 1916: A 434988.
Hey! What th’—? @© June 24,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff.: Jnly 40, 52916-) A.
432966.
Holy smoke! A hundred bucks. ©
July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July ao.
1916; A 432987.
Pa, we need some more fire-wood.
© Aug. 26, 191G) ue and aff. Sept. 11,
1916; A 436749.
Prof. Knutt’s close-to-nature colony.
@ Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13,
1916: A 436797.
Say, looka here—everybody in this
here naval preparedness camp is an
officer. © July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 4386260.
NEWTON (Marion B.) Riveto for little
folks ; the new Riveto method of con-
struction. New York, The Platt &
Peck co. [1916] [124 p., 2 Lo itus.,
diagrs. obl._8vo. [21390
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. July 3, 1916;
aff. July 25, 1916: A 436085; Riveto
mfg. co., Orange, Mass.
NicHOLsoNn (W. H.) & co.*, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. Expanding manédrel, its
practical application. 38 p. illus.
Svo. [21391
© June 5, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
27, 1916: A 436107.
Nickerson (Roma _ Stone)* Win-
chester, Mass. [21392-21397
Gentle hint. The sincerest form of flat-
tery. Card, illus., 33 by 54 inches.
$0.10. © Mar. 11, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Age 22) ASTGe. A 435979.
Greeting. Not tendered now to cele-
brate. Card, illus., 54 by 3% inches.
$0.10. © Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c.-and aff.
Aus. 225. 1916s A 435977.
Impossible to beat. Card, ae 53. by 34
inches. © Mar. 191 2-2.
$0.10.
and aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 435078.
Red letter day. Card. illus., 42 by 32
inches. $0.10. Mam, tat 1916 se 2
ec. and aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 435975.
Suecess. To wish you success in the
future. Card, illus., 34 by 5% inches.
$0.10. © Mar. 11, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Aug. 22, 1916; A 435978.
Sympathy. Card, 42 by 3% inches. $0.10.
© Mar. 11, 191 6; 2c. and aff. Aug.
223 LONG A 435976.
950
BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
GROUP II
21454
[Niver (H. W.)] Light from the
greatest mystery book in the world
[by] The Chicago dipper key magi
[pseud.] 40 p. illus. 8vo. $1.00.
[21398
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 4359389; Arthur
James Case, Los Angeles.
NOBLE piano co.*, Detroit.
[213899, 21400
How the Browns got a new auto for two
dollars. cover- -title, 14 p. illus. 16mo.
© wane 24, P16: ¢'c. and: aff. July
s I1Gs Del July 17, 1916; A 435096.
Uncle Charlie’s visit. cover-title, 16 p.
ilius. 16mo. © June 21, 1916; 1 «.
wn ai duly 1.-1916: 1 .e.July \17,
1916; A 435097.
Noer (EK. Percy) [21401, 21418
Accuse Greece of treachery. © Sept. 9,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442474.
Airmen admit bomb dropping. © Aug.
Pere tone. SeNt. of, .L9tG:. A
442185.
Ailies’ real Balkan drive yet to come.
© Aug. 25, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916;
A 442128,
Allies take Serb village. © Aug. 18,
fOTG 1 ce... Auge23, 1916; A 441995.
Allies win praise in Balkan battles. ©
Aug. 28, 1916; 1 ¢«. Aug. 31, 1916; A
442169.
American tobacco removed. © Sept. 13,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442510.
Bulgar battalions repulsed. © Aug. 21,
916; 1c. Aug. 24, 1916; A 442004.
Essad Pasha joins allies. © Sept. 11,
1916; 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442484.
Expect Bulgarians to lay down arms.
© Sept. 4, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916;
A 442281,
Greece revolt is expected. © Aug. 29,
1916; 1 c. Sept. .1, 1916; A 442179.
Greek committee may aid the ailies. ©
Neopia a. Soro. 1 c Sept. 6 1916s A
442266.
Greeks in parade for allies. © Aug. 24,
Pith 1. cr Aus., 28, 1916 >A 442098.
Hellenic troops belonging to Macedonian
defense committee join French and
later attack garrison, says H. Percy
Noel. © Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5,
1916; A 442232.
Italian offensive vigorous. @©@ Sept. 13,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442509.
Ominous quiet along front. © Sept. 8,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442470.
Ready for the Balkan drive. © Aug. 12,
41916; 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1916; A 441804,
Serbs are forcing way into own land. ©
Aug. 31, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A
442249,
Unity of the allies is shown in Balkans.
a Aue, 22. 1916: 1 c. Aug. 25, 1916;
A 442053.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Nott (Joseph H.)* Milwaukee. Health
hints. Sheet, 5 by 6 inches.
[21419
© July 25, 1916; Sie. anlyi27,
1916; aff. Aug. 9, 1916; A 436322
NortH AMERICAN institute*, Chicago.
North American institute; normal
department. 41 p. ports. 8vo.
[21420
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 455868.
NortH JERSEY title insurance co.
[21421-21424
Aids to thrift. [8] p. 16mo. © June
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June 26, 1916;
A 4346838.
Conservative investments. [8] p. 16mo.
@ June 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 434684.
Convenient investments. [8] p. 16mo.
@© June 24, 1916; 2 e. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 434685.
Investment through experts. [8] D.
16mo. © June 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 26, 1916; A 434686.
© R. P. Purse, Chattanooga, Tenn.
NoRTHWESTERN of Milwaukee. [Series
of twenty-five insurance ecards in
sets] 25 cards, illus., 5 by 7 inches.
[21425-21449
© May 24, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff.
May 27, 1916; A 4386354436378;
Ralph Lytton Bower, Cincinnati.
Norton (Roy) Mission. (Jn Masonie
standard) [ 21450, 21451
E70. GC) AUS. 12. tolo. Ie Aue TZ,
1916; A 441749.
Pte. © Ang, 19063 1c: Aug. 19,
1916; A 441908.
© Masonic periodicals, inc., New
York.
Nottrer (Florence L.)* Chicago. Wed-
ding in the cooky jar and The horse
with the gingham tail. [4] p. 4to.
$0.50. [21452
(Aus: 1 1916> 2 c: Apers-A9iG;
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 486296.
Noxon (Eleanor)* Omaha, Neb. This
is the land, America. [6] p. S8vo.
$0.10. [21453
© July 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 486029.
NoyrEs (Alexander Dana) Possibili-
ties of an economic war. 24 p.
24mo. (Reprint from Scribner’s,
Sept., 1916) [21454
© Aug. 16,1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 22, 1916; A 486465; Charles
Seribner’s sons, New York.
34353—16—_6 951
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21455
Noyes bros. & Cutler, inc. White line
office equipment for the physician,
specialist and dentist. 84 p. illus..
diagrs. Ato. [21455
© July 10, 1916; 2 «. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 485079; Scanlan-Morris
co., Madison. Wis.
OAKLAND tribure. Booklovers’ pic-
turegame. (Jn Oakland tribune)
[21456
© July 23, 1916; 1. ci Sept.t 7,
1916; A 442285; Booklovers contest
co., ine., New York.
OseR (G.) & sons co.*, Baltimore.
[21457-21462
Acid phosphate monument a mile high
on one spot. (In Pennsylvania
farmer) @© July 22, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
9, 1916; A 442334.
Making profits, not spending them. (In
Pennsylvania farmer) '@ Aug. ;
1916; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1916; A 442335.
Mr. Planter—goods that distribute plant
foeds evenly to each plant are what
you demand. Sheet, illus., 18 by 19%
inches, fold. to obl. 16mo. © July 7,
1916; 2 c. July 8, 1916; aff. July 20,
1916: A 4385196. ;
More wheat, more gold. Sheet, col.
iilus., printed on both sides, 173 by
19 inches. © Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436285.
Unseen element in fertilizer. (in Penn-
sylvania farmer) © Aug. 12, 1916;
1 ec Sept. 9, 1916; A 442336.
You own a thousand factories and more,
work them. (In Pennsylvania farmer)
@ Aug. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1916;
A 442387.
O’CONNELL (Joseph A.)* Cambridge,
Mass. Bradford case. 8 p. 8vo.
[Motion picture scenario] [21463
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 486532.
OFFICIAL INDEX to state legislation.
[ 21464, 21465
vy. 2; no. 29" Aus. (5, 1916." New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Va-
rious paging.. 4to. © Aug. 8, 1916;
2 ¢, Aus. 9, 1916: aff. Aus. 1051916;
A 438011.
v. 2, no. 30, Aug. 12, 1916. New York,
Law reporting company, 1916. Va-
rious paging. 4to. © Aug. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 437275.
© Law reporting co., New York.
OHIO CHIROPRACTIC assn.*, Cincinnati.
Chiropractic nerve science. 15 p.
illus. nar. 16mo. [21466
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec July 21,
1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A 486210.
OHIO STATE university, Columbus.
Farmer’s authentic adviser, by
members of the faculty of the Ohio
State university. Columbus, O.,
pi nese
OHIO STATE university—Continued.
The J. ©. Temple company, 1916.
80 p. S8vo. $1.00. [21467
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 435968; James C. Tem-
ple, Columbus, O.
Om WELL supply co.*,
General catalogue and price list, no.
043. 4 p.1., iv, 690 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. (At head of title: Everything
for oil wells) [21468
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 @ Aug. 21,
1916; aff. Aug. 19, 1916; A 437323. .
| CLD NATIONAL bank. Little book about
the Old national bank. [16] p.
illus. 16mo. ~ [21469
© June 21, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
July 31, 1916; A 435449; Harvey
Blodgett co., St. Paul.
O’LEeary (Catherine Lambert)* Ros-
lyn, N. ¥. Symbolic national hat.
Roslyn, N. Y. Printed by The
Nassau County press, 1916. [4] p.
16mo. [21470
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
22, 1916; A 436464.
OLMSTEAD (Emma G.) Ned and Nan
in Holland, by E. G. Olmstead and
Emma B. Grant. Chicago, New
York, Row, Peterson and company,
[1916] 128 p. eol. illus. 12mo.
$0.40. [21471
-© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 e. Aug. 12, 1916;
aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 485766; Row,
Peterson & co., Chicago.
OLYPHANT (Rebert) % Sons of the
Revolution*, New York. Sons of the
Revolution in the state of New York.
cover-title. [4] p. col. illus. 24mo.
[21472
© Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c June. 22,
1916; aff. July 14, 1916; A 435088.
(Berta Ruck)] Bridge of
(In London Daily mirror)
[21473, 21474
July 24-Aug. 3, 1916. [10 instalments]
© 1c. each Aug. 22, 1916; A ad int.
2737; pubd. July 24-Aug. 3, 1916.
Aug. 4-14, 1916. [9 instalments] ©
1°e@ each“ Sept.’ 1)°9916 > AY Sd ae
2748; pubd. Aug. 4-14, 1916.
© Mrs. George Oliver, London.
[ONIONS
kisses.
OrbER of the new construction. Skele-
ton ritual. cover-title, 6 p. 16mo.
[21475
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485747: Richard E.
Titus, Minneapolis.
952
Pittsburgh. -
:
:
j
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BOOKS,
no. 9, 1916
[ORDWAY (Elizabeth Thomson) ]
Great stone face. Post card. $0.05.
[21476
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A 436036; Westcott Nick-
ham, Auburndale, Mass.
Orton (George W.) ed. Athletic
training for school boys, ed. by G. W.
Orton. New York, American sports
publishing company [1916], 96 p.
front., illus. 16mo. (Spalding’s
athletic library, group 8, no. 246)
$0.10. [21477
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 437648; American
sports pub. co., New York.
CssrPEeE Valley telep. & teleg. co.*,
Cornish, Me. Cornish district tele-
phone directory. [Section] 16. Sum-
mer issue, 1916. cover-title. 19 p.
8vo. [21478
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2c. Aug. 19, 1916;
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 435963.
Otrs elevator co.*, New York. Book
of definitions and standard stock
parts. [1916] 44 1. diagrs. fol.
[21479
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 486335.
OTTENHEIMER (I. & M.)* Baltimore.
[21480-21482
Eng a p. 382mo.
Breezy jokes.
10. © Atg. 1916 ;
Aus. 9, 1916; x 437170.
Burlesque joke book. [no. 40]
24mo. $0.10. © Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 9, 1916; “A A371 72
Snappy jokes. [no. 39] 64 p
$0.10. Aug. 4, 1916; 2
Aug. 9, 1916; A-437171.
OUTCAULT (R. F.) Buster Brown, the
2c. and aff.
Sonne
e and aff.
little rogue. New York, F. A. Stokes
company, 1916. 29 1]. illus. (part
col.) obl. 4to. $0.60. [21483
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 437224; Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
OVERALL (J. E.) Story of Tennessee.
Dansville, N. Y., F. A. Owen pub.
0.; Chicago, Ill., Hall & McCreary,
feo oo p. Wilos., :ports.. ~f2mo.
(Instructor literature series [no.
540]) $0.05. [21484
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Ang.
21, 1916; A 485913; F. A. Owen pub.
co., Dansville, N. Y.
Pace {Charles Ashford)* New York.
Law of agency. Lecture 3. New
York, Pace & Pace, 1916. cover-title,
p. [22]-31. Ato. [21485
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 436520.
nn,
GROUP II
21497
Pace (Homer St. Clair)* New York.
Theory and practice of accounts, ap-
plied economics and organization.
[21486-21489
Lecture 38. Bookkeeping procedures.
-New York, Pace & Pace, 1916. p.
[24]-388. 4to. © Aug. 24, 1916.5, 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 436519.
Lecture 11-13. New York, Pace & Pace,
1916. cover-titles, 3 v. 4to. Con-
tents.—11. Consignment trading.—12.
Arithmetical procedures.—13. Con-
structive development. @©@ Sept. 7,
ONG: e2.eG.. each: vand. ois Sept. £35
1916: A 436784436786.
PaAciIFIC HIGHWAY assn. of North
America. Pacific highway tour
book. 2d ed. [Official 1916] San
Francisco, Cal., E. W. Pulver, 1916.
p. 3-130 illus, maps. nar. 4to.
$0.50. [21490
‘© May 15, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1916;
aff. July 15, 1916; ai 435863; Edw.
W. Pulver, San Francisco.
PACIFIC MOTOR Car exch. co., inc.*, New
York. Largest disccunt on new
trucks, pleasure cars and = parts.
Card, illus., 203 by 14 inches.
[21491
© Aug. 7, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 486649.
PACIFIC REPORTER. Five-volume digest.
vols. 151-155. Ed. by the editorial
staff of the American digest system.
St. Paul, West publishing co., 1916.
iii, 412 p. 8vo. $1.00. [21492
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 438090; West pub. co.,
St. Paul.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & telegraph co0.*,
San Francisco. [21493-21496
Los Angeles and Los Angeles County,
June 15, 1916. xvi, 176, 93, 70 p. 4to.
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 12,
1916; A 438043.
Portland, Oregon City, Salem [etc.] "Aug
1916. Various paging. Svo. © Aug.
28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916;
A 439175.
Seattle, May, 1916. Various paging. 4to.
June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 17,
1916; A 435088.
Ato.
and aff. July 17,
Tacoma, May, 1916. Various paging.
July A SUGTIG sea
1916; A 435089.
PAINE “(Paul- M.)*. Syraeuse;? N> “Y.
Places of interest in Syracuse and
Onondaga County. [Syracuse, N. Y.]
Syracuse public library, 1916. cover-
title, 24 p. 24mo. $9.10. [21497
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 436697.
953
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21498
PALMENBERC’S (J. R.) sons*, New York. | Parker (Horatio)
[21498-21503
Window dressing and display. 540 p.
illus. 16mo. (Pocket catalogue no.
13 jie c® July a7 delG ; 2 casdily 28,
1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A 436129.
Window dressing and display [for] jew-
elers, opticians, confectioners, etc.
D. illus. 16mo. [From General cata-
logue no. 18.] © July 15, 1916; 2 ec.
July 28, 1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A
436132.
Window dressing and display for men’s
wear forms, wax figures, fixtures. 266
p. illus. 16mo. [From General cata-
logue no. 18.] © July 15, 1916; 2 «.
July 28, 1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A
436133
Window dressing and display for milli-
ners, hair-dressers, dressmakers, [etc.]
118 p. illus. 16mo. [From General
catalogue no. 18.] © July 15, 1916;
2c. July 28, 1916; aff. July 27, 1916;
A 486181.
Window dressing and display for shoes
and hosiery, stands, forms, fixtures,
etc. 106 p. illus. 16mo. [From Gen-
eral catalogue no. 18.] @© July 15,
1916; 2 ¢ July 28, 1916; aff. July 27,
1916; A 486130.
Window dressing and display for women’s
wear, forms, wax figures, fixtures. 296
p. illus. 16mo. (From General cata-
logue" no, 18.) © Suty 15, 19tG 2 e¢
July 28, 1916; aff. July 27, 1916; A
436134.
PALMER (A. N.) co.*, New York. Teach-
ers’ guide. How to teach the les-
sons in writing lessons for primary
grades. 29 p. obl. 24mo. [21504
© July 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435989.
PatumMso (Anthony)* New Orleans.
Fiowers that never fade. 3 sheets,
11 by 84 inches. [21505
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 4386537.
PARISIENNE art service,* New York.
[Bulletin ] [21506-21510
no. P 72. 2d no. for Aug., 1916. numb.
1. 295-302. illus. folks /@ Waly i
1916: 2 c. and aff. July 18, 1916;
436004.
no, P 74. 1st no. for Sept., 1916. numb.
i) 3112348" “ius.” Fol: Aug. 5,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A
436306.
no. P 75. 2d no. for Sept., 1916. numb.
17 319-326) iluss folk ©, Aus Uo,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 18, 1916;
A 435873.
no. P 76. 3d no. for Sept.,1916. numb.
1. 327-334 illus. fol. @ Aug. 25,
1916; 2 c. Aug. 380, 1916; aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 436650.
no. P 77. 1st no. for Oct., 1916. numb.
1. 335-342. illus. fol. © Sept. 5,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916;
A 436683.
i i eS TT
DtLn Sve
[21511 21512
Progressive music series, by Horatio Par-
ker, Osbourne McConathy, Edward
Bailey Birge and W. Otto Miessner.
[Prospectus] Boston, New York, Chi-
cago; Silver, Burdett and company
[1916] Various paging. 4to. © July
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 14, 1916;
A 435055.
Progressive music series; teachers man-
ual. Graded outlines, [by] Horatio
Parker, Osbourne McConathy and W.
Otto Miessner. yv. 3, pt. 2. p. 35-66.
4to. © July dey 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 14, 1916: A 435056.
© Silver, Burdett & co., Boston.
PARKER (J. V.)* Chicago. Analytic
system for the measurement of rela-
tive fire hazard of electric light,
power, bienioR men [ete.] Sept., 1916.
11 p. 8vo. [21513
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 486799.
PARKER Dros., ine. Famous game
Rook and other splendid games.
New ed. 382 p. illus. 24mo.
[21514
© Feb. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435595; George S. Parker,
Salem, Mass.
Parsons (Louella O.) Confessions of
a movie actress by Miss X. [pseud.]
July 2, 1916. (In Chicago herald)
[21515
© Tuly 2,)1916;,4 erfulyosierG;
A 440704; J. Keeley, Chicago.
PARTRIDGE (W. W.)* Chicago. Art of
fine finishing: <i ap.8j6) (pees
16mo. [21516
© Aug. 10, 1916;
14, 1916; A 435748.
2 c..and, aff. Aug.
PASADENA, Cal. Thurston’s residence
and business directory of Pasadena,
Altadena and Lamanda Park, 1916—
1917. Los Angeles, Cal., Los Angeles
directory co., 1916. 526 p. fold.
map. S8vo. $7.50. P2I1517
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 487741; Los Angeles di-
rectory co., Los Angeles.
Paux (H.) & sons mfg. co. Trade-
boosting plan for live-wire salesmen
and merchants. Saint Louis, H. Pauk
& sons mfg. co. [1916] 16 p. illus.
16mo. (Cover-title: How to get the
home trade) 121518
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
hear. A 435936; Henry Pauk, St.
Louis.
954
> “no. 9, 1916
PAULSON (Henry) & co. Accurate
watch, glass gauge. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides. 10 by 33
inches. [21519
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. June 26,
1916; aff. July 7, 1916; A 485099;
Henry Paulson, Chicago.
PAWTUCKET, R. I. Pawtucket and Cen-
iral Falls, Rhode Island directory,
1916. No. 48. Providence, Boston,
Sampson & Murdock co., 1916. 600
[i. e. 6382] p. front. (fold.map] 8vo.
$5.00. [21520
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 437508; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
Paxson Calvin David)* Cleveland.
Old friend of mine and poems of Pax
vobiscum. 3841. Svo. $1.00. [21521
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
5, 1916; A 435130.
PayNeE (Florence Earle)* Gouverneur,
met) A. b. song. [4] p... obl.
32mo. $0.25. [21522
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 434682.
PAYNE & son. Payne & son framing
Searing 629 1. ‘diagrs.- fol. © $2.50.
[Text parallel to binding] [21523
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Sept.
Dd, 1916; A 486616; L. L. Payne,
Duke, Ok.
PeEats (Alfred) co.*, Chicago. Alfred
Peats wall paper & drapery ideas.
cover-titie, 111. illus. Svo. [Text
parallel to binding] [21524
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 436764.
PrEik (Anton)* Minneapolis.
[21525, 21526
Wasserpredigt. 1 ea. Obie LL:
Dp.
16mo. $0.30. © Aug. ty 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 14, 1916; A 435768.
Watersermon. 1 p. 1., p. 5-17. [1].
mo. $0.30. © Aug. tA GiGe)2.-c.
and aff. ‘Aug. 14, 1916; A 435764.
PENDLETON (John W.)*. Atlantic City.
Pendleton’s mail order agency busi-
ness system. 19, [1] p. S8vo. $3.00.
[21527
© Apr. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1916; A 485456.
Penrop (Sabina)* Yucahill, Neb.
[21528, 21529
Picture of war. © June 22, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 442082.
Will history repeat itself. © July 6,
feos 1c. Aug. 25, 1916;"A 449033.
[Note:
County booster]
The foregoing are in Blaine
BOOKS, GROUP II
21540
PENROSE (Margaret) Dorothy Dale’s
strange discovery. New York, Cup-
ples & Leon [1916] 2 p. 1. 248 p.
front plates. 12mo. (On cover:
Dorothy Dale series) $0.60.
[21530
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 13,
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437675:
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
PEPPER (Charles M.) Pan-American
millennium. Proof. (National edi-
torial service, serial no. 419)
[21531
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434915: National editorial
service, inc., New York.
PEPPERELL spring water co. To the
traveler who discriminates. Card,
63 by 33 inches. [21532
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 436507 ; Milton C. Hardy,
Boston.
PercivAL (Elenor H.)* Oakland, Cal.
Percival dressmaking school. 16 p.
illus., ports. 16mo. [21533
© May 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 485075.
PERFIELD (Effa Ellis)* Chicago. Effa
Ellis Perfield keyboard and written
harmony course. [ 21534, 21535
Noe 22 7 esses: 295 36.231, oo 6. 0 laose
l. 4to. $0.50. © June 380, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. July 29, 1916; A 4386149.
NO.g2t Dts Zo. 2a ped., G6. numb. o> 4to,.
@yduly 15; 1906 2c. and aff. July
29, 1916; 'A 436150.
PERSONAL efficiency. v. 6, no. 8, Aug.,
1916. Chicago, Ill., La Salle ex-
tension university, 1916. cover-title.
32 p. illus.. ports. 4to. [21536
© July 29, 1916; 2¢ Aug. 4, 1916:
aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 436253: La Salle
extension university, Chicago.
PERTWEE (Roland)* % Curtis Brown,
London. House at Bath. (In
Strand magazine, Sept., 1916)
[21537
© 1c Sept. 19, 1916: A ad int.
2769; pubd. Aug. 21, 1916.
PETERS (Willis H.)* Norwalk,
tail shoe dealers advertiser.
Fall ed. xxix, 318 p. illus. S8vo.
$4.00. [21538
© Sept. 5, 1916: 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 437636.
PETERS mfg. co.*, New York. !
[21539, 21540
Mother. Sheet, 12 by 9 inches. © July
28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 5, 1916;
A 436273.
959
j
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21541
Pretrers mfg. co.*—Continued.
My only regret on your White Egyptian
reignskin cloth. Blotter, illus., 4 by
3 inches. © June 29, 1916; 2 c. aud
aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436272.
PETERSON (George H.)* Fair Lawn,
IN: tick? Flower beautiful, 1916.
cover-title, 82 p. col. illus. S8vo.
[21541
© July 29, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 4386200.
PHILADELPHIA. Handbook of Phila-
delphia hospitals and dispensaries.
1916. [Philadelphia] Pennsylvania
association of hospital social work-
ers [1916] 61 p. 24mo. $0.15.
[21542
© July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 486298; Pennsylvania
assn. of hospital social workers,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBUTIONSHIP™, Phil-
adelphia. Tables showing operation
of the co-insurance clause. What in-
surance companies pay in case of
loss under 80% clause; 100%
clause. [4] p. obl. 48mo. [21543
On Aug, 19,0 1906s Atel Aue 21,
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 489031.
PHILADELPHIA HOME owners’ building
& loan assn. Small savings earn
large interest in the Philadelphia
home owners’ building & loan asso-
ciation. [6] p. folder. 16mo.
[21544
© June 15, 1916; 2 @ July 10,
1916; aff. July 14, 1916; A 435039;
Lawrence F. Carey, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE machinery co.*,
Philadelphia Proctor stocking dry-
ers 16 pe. alls. 400. [21545
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 439005.
PuHitiies (Libbie Sprague) '
[21546-21548
Heirloom of that Bess, chap. 13-14.
©
July 22, 1916; 1 c. July 24, 1916; A
441257.
chap. 15-17. “@) Aug: 25; 19iGs 1
e. Aug. 28, 1916; A 442340
Mystery of Castle Lennox, ia 28. ©
July 225) FONG. se, July 24, 1916; A
441254.
{Note : The foregoing are in Illustrated
companion. ]
© F. B. Warner co., New York.
Puirrs (C. A.)* Wayland, Mass. Cata-
logue of Silver Campines, the vigor-
ous strain. 3rd_s ed. Wayland,
Mass., Homestead Campine farm,
1915: -\:24.. Dp. - front, his, *"22ime:
UL. [21549
© Jan. 15, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1916;
aff. June 24, 1916 ;A 482656.
956
pi. b.. Sa oe
PICKEN (Mary Brooks)
[21550-21556
Harmony of dress. Instruction paper
with examination questions. ist ed.
11. Scranton, Pa., International text-
book company [1916] cover-title, 58,
2p. col. plates. vo. (Woman’s in-
stitute of domestic arts and sciences,
inec., department of sewing, associated
with the International correspondence
schools:) . © June .9,.19163 2 ‘e..and
aff. July 21, 1916; A 435205.
Remodeling and renovating. Instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
Ist ed. 17. Seranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 48, 2 p. 8vo. (Woman's
institute of domestic arts and sciences,
ine., Dept. of sewing, associated with
the International correspondence
schools.) © June 30, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 436595.
Tailored pockets. Instruction paper
with examination questions. 1st ed.
15. Scranton, Pa., International text-
book eco., [1916] ‘cover- -titie, 36, 2 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vyo. (Woman’s insti-
tute of domestic arts and _ sciences,
inc., Department of sewing, associa-
ted with the International correspond-
ence schools.) @©@ June 20, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. July 21, 1916; A 435206.
Tailored shirts. Instruction paper with
examination questions. 1st ed. 13.
Seranton, Pa., International textbook
company, [1916] cover-titie, 53, 2 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Woman’s insti-
tute of domestic arts and sciences, inc.,
Dept. of sewing, associated with the
International correspondence schools)
© May. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 15,
1916; A 435090.
Tissue-paper patterns. Instruction paper
with examination questions, pt. 1, 2.
1st ed. 32A, 32B. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook company, [1916]
cover-title, 2 v. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Woman’s institute of domestic arts
and sciences, inc., Department of sew-
ing, associated with the International
correspondence schools.) @©@ June 1,
20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July) 21, 1916.
A 4385207.
Underwear and lingerie. Instruction
paper with examination questions.
Pt. 1-3. 1st ed.~_ 10 VA; | B;..€. seran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany [1916] cover-title, 3v. illus. 8vo.
(Woman's institute of domestic arts
and sciences, inec.; Department of sew-
ing, associated with the International
correspondence schools) © Apr. 12,
1916:;-2-¢c. and aff. July 8, 19165 A
434856. :
Woolen materials and tailored plackets.
Instruction paper with examination
questions. ist ed. 12. Scranton, Pa.,
International textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 438, 2 p. illus. 8vo.
(Woman’s institute of domestic arts
and sciences, inc.; Department of sew-
ing, associated with the International
correspondence schools) @© Apr. 12,
1916 ;..2 ¢«. and aff. July 8, ;19i6Gg,4
434855.
© International educational pub-
lishing co., Scranton, Pa.
ales
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
PickerIne (H. R.) Lubrication of the
motor car. 16 p. illus., chart. 8vo.
[21557
er Aue. 21,°1916;°2 ¢.. Aug.23,
1916; aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439002;
New York & New Jersey lubricant
co., New York.
PrieTzUucH (Joseph)* Cincinnati. Piet-
zuch toe-in shoes. [6] p. folder.
illus. 16mo. [21558
fo) PAu=) 311916; 2 c¢.. and «aff.
Sept. 8, 1916; A 4386677.
PINKHAM press*, Boston. Good eggs
and bad: 1ip! front. Svo. « [21559
onus 47, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 31, 1916; A 438202.
PIoNEER life insurance company of No.
Dak. Dangerous privilege. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. [21560
© Apr. 15, 1915; 2 c. and aff. July
13, 1916; A 434912; Pierce-Wheelock
ca., Wargo, -N. D.
PITTSBURGH-HicKSON co.*, Butler, Pa.
Hickson’s artistic designs. cover-
title, 15 1. illus. (part col.) obl. 4to.
[21561
© June 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485944.
Book-
Precer (John J.)* Chicago.
binding. (Jn Inland printer)
[ 21562, 21563
Aug., 1916.
© Aue 2, 1916; tf ¢. Aug.
26, 1916; A 442292.
Sept., 1916. © Sept. 5, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
1, 1916; A 442374.
PruMeE (Edward C.)* Chicago.
[21564, 21565
Sales creating service for talking ma-
chine dealers: 13 1. illus. . 4to:' ©
Mlvecos A016: 2c. July, 29; 1916 + aff.
July 28, 1916; A 435489.
Sales promoting campaign for cleaners
and dyers. 13 1. illus. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © July 25, 1916;
zeae. wily, 29, L916; aft. July 28, 1916;
A 435488.
PLYMOUTH cordage co.*, North Plym-
outh, Mass. Dealer’s schedule for
retailing Plymouth rope by the foot.
Card, sheet, 8 by “s inches. [21566
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
419165 ‘A 435628.
PoINnDExXTER (Beatrice)* Los Gatos,
Cal. Luck of the unmatched shoes.
[Motion picture scenario] [8] p.
12mo. [21567
@), Aug.29, "1916; 2 ¢...and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 489101.
21587
PorTLAND, Me. Portland street guide,
v. 1, 1916. Pocket ed. 74 p. 82mo.
$0.10. [21568
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 436307; James W. Whit-
son, Portland, Me.
Potts (Richard)* Dallas. Unele
Dick’s concordance. 48 p._ illus.
12mo. (The common herd. v. 6. no.
1. Aug., 1916.) $0.25. [21569
© June-20) 1916: 2 & and’ ait.
June 24, 1916; A 4382663.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Bradley-Leray
directory of Poughkeepsie, Arling-
ton and Wappingers Falls, Dutchess
County, N. Y., 1916. Yonkers, N. Y.,
W. L. Richmond, 1916. 1 p. 1. 35—
58, Ixxxvi, 59-5386 p. front. (fold.
map) $5.00. [21570
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 487397; W. L. Rich-
mond, Yonkers, N. Y.
Powcereco bulletin, v. 1, no. 1. Chi-
cago, Ill., Powdered coal engineering
& equipment company, 1916. [S81 p.
Svo. [21571
Oeyuly 18," 19165" 2 -c uly. 20!
1916; aff. July 31, 1916; A 485490;
Harry B. Pruden, Chicago.
Pratt (Lewellyn E.) inc.*, New York.
Other man’s way. [21572-21585
Cal. 4. [3] p. 4to. © June 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 31, 1916; A 435507.
Mise. 1-3. 3 v. 4to. © May 16, 283,
30, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. July al,
1916; A 435508-435510.
Misc: 5-14. 10 v. 4to. © May 23; All
June 6, 13, 20, iF. Julyss, Pied syeeo,
ONG) 5, 42) 1c: each and aff. July 31,
1916; A 435511—-435520.
Preste County, O. Farm journal illus-
trated directory of Preble County,
O. [1916-1921] Philadelphia, W.
Atkinson company, 1916. 208 p.
illus., ports: Svo. [21586
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 488111; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
PRENDERGAST (William A.)* New York.
Financing the City of New York. 2
lectures. Delivered at New York
University, Mar. 14, 28, 1916. [New
York, M. B. Brown printing & bind-
ing! coz 1916])) 1 «pe deg: 40, of ecw
8vo. Contents.—Lecture 1. How
the city is financed.—Lecture 2. The
city debt. [21587
© July 19, 1916; 2c. Aug. 12,
1916; aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 435876.
997
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21588
PRESTON (Jos. B.)* Springfield, O.
[21588, 21589
Schedule of foot-ball games at Univer-
sity of California. Card, 11 by 11
inches. © Aug. 1, 1915; 1c. May 29,
19163 Te June 26, 1916; aff. July 22.
1916; A 436038.
Wittenberg base ball schedule. Card,
113 by ‘11 inches. © May 1, 1916; 1
€. May 29, 1916; 1 « June 26, 1916;
aff. July 22, 1916; A 43860387.
PRINTZ-BIEDERMAN co0.*, Cleveland.
Printzess ad suggestions for Print-
zess customers. Fall, 1916. cover-
title, 22 1. (1 fold) illus. fol.
[21590
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 486476.
PROVIDENCE telephone co.
[21591, 21592
Official directory, July 1, 1916. 308,
145: (10 5p:. 4to. .© July +, 19163) 2
ce. and aff. July 15, 1916; A 434977.
© Providence telephone co., Provi-
dence.
Providence classified business directory.
July 1, 1916. 143 p. 4to. © July
5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 13, 1916.
A 434931,
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
PuncH. v. 151. Each illus. 4to.
3d. [21593-21596
no. 3917, Aug. 2, 1916. © 1 c¢. Aug. 30,
1916; A ad int. 2744; pubd. Aug. 2,
1916.
no. 3919, Aug. 16, 1916. © 1 ec. Sept.
13, 1916; A ad int. 2754; pubd. Aug.
16, 1916.
no. 3920, Aug. 23, 1916. © 1 c. Sept.
20, 1916; A ad int. 2759; pubd. Aug.
2 el LO:
no. 3921, Auge 30, 1916. © 1 c. Sept.
A ad int. 2765; pubd. Aug.
2d ADS:
30, 1916.
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., London.
Purse (R. P.)* Chattanooga.
[21597, 21598
cover-title, [6] p. 16mo.
6: 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
Case in point.
Sept. 7, :
11, 1916; A 436734.
Your final accounting.
p. 16mo. © Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 436733.
PUTMAN boot & shoe co.*, Minneapolis.
Catalogue of the Putman boots and
cover-title, [6]
shoes for men and women. 44 p.
col. illus. diagrs. 4to. (Cover-
title: The Putman boots) [21599
© May 12, 1916; 2 c May 15,
1916; aff. July 29, 1916; A 436212.
PYRAMID Syndicate oil and gas bulle-
tin. v. 2, no. 8, Aug., 1916. 4 p.
illus. fol. [21600
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 485909; Pyramid syndi-
cate, Kansas City, Mo.
| Q. U. games co.
pi. i, & = ve
; Rules for playing the
new card games Qu and Qualify and
Yes or no solitaire. 11 [1] p. 48mo.
$0.50. [21601
© Aug. 4, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435624; Fred E. Davis,
Freeport, Ill.
QuILLER-CoucH (Arthur)* Fowey,
Cornwall, England. Tales of the
Spanish main. (Jn Premier maga-
zine, Sept., Oct., 1916) [21602, 21603
Captain Avery’s hound. @ 1 c. Sept. 28,
ae A ad int. 2767; pubd. Sept. 1;
Running ambush. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1916;
A ad int. 2745; pubd. ae 4, 1916;
[QUINN (Bernard J.)] One minute
before the blessed sacrament. Card,
4+ by 2? inches. ‘$6. 90 per 1,009.
[21604
© May 23, 1916; 2 c. May 26, 1916;
aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436563; C. F.
Quinn & son, East Williston, N. Y.
Quinn (Marcus Lucius) conservatory
of music. Piano and organ course,
section 29-36. 8 v. fol. $1.50.
[21605-21612
© Mar. 31, June 17, 1916; 2 e.
each and aff. July 28, 1916; A
435440435447 ; Marcus Lucius Quinn,
Chicago.
RABINOWITzZ (Olga)* New York.
MSE WD FNS mwow WwW mony MT
: mobpobe yp
[Memorial album of Sholom Alei-
chem] 181. plates. obl. 8vo. $0.50.
[21613
© June 15, 1916; 1 e June 30,
1916; 1 e July 1, 1916; aff. July 15,
1916; A 435093.
RaiscH (William Le Roy)* Ocean
Grove, N. J. War and peace. includ-
ing a storm. Sheet, 123 by 4 inches.
[21614
© July 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 436405.
Ratt (Harris Franklin) * Evanston, Ill.
Development of the kingdom of God,
the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applications
written by John William Langdale.
(In Adult Bible class monthly.
[21615, 21616
Lesson 10-13. © Aug. 11, 1916;°9i'¢@
Aug. 19, 1916; A 441957.
Lesson 14-18. © Sept. 21.2," 1916 = 4a
Sept. 13, 1916; A 442478.
958
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
21638
Ranp, McNally & co.*, Chicago. Politi-
eal history ; facts and figures. Presi-
dential campaigns 1789-1916. [32]
p. ports., map. 24mo. [21617
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
5, 1916; A 487536. [Copyright is
claimed on additions]
RAND-McNALLy bankers’ directory and
list of attorneys. The original bank-
ers’ blue book. July, 1916. Slst ed.,
44th year. Chicago, New York, Rand
McNally & company [1916] 2007 p.
col. maps. 4to. $6.00. [21618
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 487245; Rand, McNally
& @0o., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on changes and additions.]
RAND-McNALLY List of attorneys-at-
law, July, 1916, ed. Chicago, TIIl..
Rand McNally & company, 1916. 1 p.
1, p. [18381]-1455. 4to. $1.00.
[21619
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 487246; Rand, McNally
& co. Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on changes and additions]
and additions]
RANDOLPH, Mass. Randolph, Holbrook
and Avon, Massachusetts directory,
1916, v. 8. Boston. Mass., A. KE. Foss
co., 1916. p. 2-287. S8vo. $2.50.
[21620
1G, duly 45) 1916; 2..c. Aug. 26:
1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 438150;
A. E. Foss co., Boston.
REALTY-MERCANTILE credit assn., inc.*,
New York. Debtor register. June
suppl. cover-title, 206 p. fol.
[21621
© July 15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 438028.
REED (Charles H.)*
of three; seventh month’s instruc-
tions. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. [21622
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 4386726.
REED (Myra G.) Jinks and Betty, by
M. G. Reed; illus., by Gustav Michel-
son. Chicago, The Reilly & Britton
co. [1916] 186 p. illus. 8vo. $1.00.
[21623
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 4873867; Reilly & Britton
co., Chicago.
Reep (William B.)* Hartford, Conn.
1916 state. of country. Newport,
R. L., Mereury publishing co., 1916.
dl [1] p. port. 16mo. $0.10.
[21624
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435984.
New York. Rule
REEVES (G. L.) Reeves wood split pul-
ley salesman’s guide-book. [Indian-
apolis, The Hollenbeck press] 1916.
cover-title, 19 p. illus. nar. S8vo.
[21625
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 439001; Reeves puiley
co., Columbus, Ind.
REEVES mfg. co.*, Dover, O. Reeves
sheet metal building products. 1 p.
1., [5]—254 p. illus. 4to. [21626
©) May 126. 41916 2..e, Junec 2a
1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 435098.
REIMULLER (G. P.) & co. This shall
be a sign unto you. 8 p. 8vo.
[21627
© July 26, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
28, 1916; A 4385407; George P. Rei-
muller, Camden, N. J.
REINLEIN (Fred)* North Bend, Or.
Notes on insect control. 20 p. 12mo.
(Circular no. 149, July 12, 1916)
$5.00. [21628
© July AS, 191635 24e -andaff
July 31, 1916; A 435455.
RELIANCE mfg. co.*, Massillon, O. Re-
lianee wrought washers. 2d ed. 55
p. incl. front. iilus. (Cataleg no
3) 8vo. [21629
© Aug.1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1916;
aff. Aug. 10, 1916; A 436312. [Copy-
right is claimed on reprint. ]
[Remeres (G. H.)] Handbook of
practical information in the art of
taking cadmium readings and equip-
ment needed. 16 p. 16mo. [21630
© July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 4385133; Electrical servy-
ice co., Cleveland.
REPORTER Service bureau*, Chicago.
[21631-21634
R. S. B. ad cuts. June, July, Aug., 1916.
4to. May 12, June
14, July 11, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
July 24, 1916: A 435265—-435267..
Red arrow sale easily fits itself to your
style of advertising, sensational or
ageressive or conservative. [4] p.
ecole illus? fok 2@!) June 16-1906: 2
ce. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435366,
28° année. Each 8vo.
fr: 2.50. [21635-21688
no, 12, 15 juin, 1916. © June 15, 1916;
1 ec. July 1, 1916; A—TWoreign 14194.
mood th) Fuller lOnGs N@? Janliye Ald:
1916; 1 ec. Aug. 1, 1916; A—Foreign
14178.
no. 16, 15 aofit, 1916. © Aug. 15, 1916;
1 e. Aus. 29, 1916; A—Foreign 14193.
no. 17, 1°° sept., 1916. © Sept. 1, 1916;
1c. Sept. 20, 1916; A—Foreign "14196.
© Administration de Ja Revue de
Paris, Paris.
REVUE de Paris.
959
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21639
KicHMonp (Grace §8.)* Freedonia,
N.Y. Red Pepper’s patients, 1, 2.
(In Ladies’ home journal, Sept.,
1916) [21639
@. Aug." 19519163) tc, Aug. 23,
1916; A 441998.
RipvELL (Newton N.)* Chicago. Facts
on alcohol and heredity. 22 p.
16mo. $0.05. [21640
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 485669.
Riepn (Wenzl)* Oakland, Cal. Na-
turtheraphy, the science and art of
health. [10] p. port. 24mo.
[21641
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486739.
Rinty (Joe Shelby)* Boston. Cancer:
its certain cure. [Boston, Mass., W.
S. Shaw] 1916. 12 p. 12mo.
[21642
© Aug. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
19;°1916; A 436453.
RINCONES (P. R.) jr. co.*, New York.
Muebles para la exportaci6n. 1 p. 1L.,
147 p. illus. (part col.) obl. 4to.
[21643
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 485655.
RINTELMAN (William Henry)* Menom-
onee Falls, Wis. Merchants trading
stamp album. cover-title, [40] p.
illus. 32mo. [21644
© June 30, 1916; 2c. July 7, 1916;
aif. Aug. 18, 1916; A 4385864.
Ristne (B. D.) paper co.*, Housatonie,
Mass. Glimpses of a modern writ-
ing paper mill. cover-title, [23] p.
illus. 4to. [21645
© June 9, 1916; 2c. June 12, 1916;
aff. June 23, 1916; A 4382661.
RirEnNour (John §S.)* Pittsburgh, Pa.
Master minds of type and press, no.
8, Present annual production of
wood pulp. (Jn Inland printer,
Aug., 1916) [21646
© Aug. 2, 1916; 1 c« Aug. 26,
1916; A 442076.
Rorprns (Olive E.)* Takewood, 0.
Wee word for the wee tots. 35 p.
front. (port.) 8vo. $0.25. [21647
©. Jtly 285191642 .e@+ amd watt,
July 81, 1916; A 435493.
ROBERTS (Agnes D.)* Omaha. Dry
clean Nebraska where you are. (In
Union worker, Mar., 1916)
[21648
© Mar. 1, 1916; 1 ¢@ July 31,
1916; A 441959.
pt. 1, n.s.. v.13
Roperts (Arthur E.) Good caddying.
(In Golfers magazine, Sept., 1916)
[21649
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442533; Golfers magazine
Co., Chicago.
Roserts (Charles G. D.) % Hughes
Massie & co.*, London. Morning -
of the silver frost. (Jn Windsor
magazine, Aug., 1916) [21650
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; A ad int.
2741; pubd. July 28, 1916.
Rosperts (Frances) co.*, New York.
Vogue coiffures. 35 p. illus. S8vo.
[21651
©, July - 18, 1916.:).2.¢ sangioam
July 27, 1916; A 436102.
ROBERTSON-CATARACT electric ¢o.*,
Buffalo, N. Y¥. Robertson-cataract
electric company. [The home of
things electrical.] 21, [1] p. inel.
front., illus., map. S8vo. [21652
© July) 13, 1916;> 2° 4? and ait.
July 17, 1916; A 4385102.
RocHEStTeR trailer co., ine.*, East
Rochester, N. Y. Motor car’s help-
meet. cover-title, 16 p. illus. 12mo.
[21653
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ July 13, 1916;
aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 486487.
Rocxkrorp, Ill. McCoy’s Rockford city
directory, 1916. [v. 12] Rockford,
Ill., The McCoy directory co., 1916.
1060, [72] p. front. (fold. map.)
Svo. $6.00. [21654
© July 18, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
20, 1916; A 438347; William H. Me-
Coy, Rockford, Tl.
ROCKLAND, Mass. Rockland and Ab-
ington, Mass., directory, 1916. v. 8.
Boston, Mass., A. HE. Foss co., 1916.
O24; [2] 'p. -“Svo:' "$2.50: [21655
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. June 8, 1916;
aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 487260; A. H.
Foss co., Boston.
RocKWeELL (Paul Ayres)
[pl Gos; = ee
American athlete is killed. © Aug. 12,
19163;;4d,¢e Aug. «Lg pLOhGi ~é 441807.
American wounded by German mortar.
© Aug. 11, 1916; 1 c, Aug. 17,/29iG;;
A 441815.
Brings down 4th aircraft. © Sept. 12,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 149508
Charles not dead in battle. © Sept. 11,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 115489"
Describes French charge. © Sept. 15,
1916; 1c. Sept. 18, “1916; A 449561,
French air exploit lauded. © Aug. 31,
1916; 1 ce. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442243.
960
#
BOOKS, GROUP II
21720
no. 9, 1916
RocKWeELL (Paul Ayres)—Continued.
Gorky’s son sails for U. S. © Sept. 9,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A rosers
Pipe killed Duc de Rohan. © Aug. 9,
mote: t ¢. Aug. 12, 19163. A 441735.
Tells of American’s death. © Sept. 8,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 2m.
U.S. flyer hurt in smash. © Aug. 30,
Boke c sept. 2; £9165) A 445195"
Wounded U. S. flyer proves he is a stoic.
@ Aug. 14, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 17, 1916;
A 441799.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Roe (Robert H.)**Norwood, O. Co-
operating decorative system. [7] p.
obl. 48mo. [21667
© June 20, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
June 24, 1916; A 432662.
Roper (Dora C. C. L.)* Oakland, Cal.
[21668, 21669
Food for the traveler, what to eat and
why. [14] p. blank 1. for memo-
randum. i12mo. $0.25. @© July 25,
£otG > 2 ¢. duly ol, 1916; aif. July 29,
1916; A 4386171.
Prevention of disease, insanity and
crime. cover-title, [7] p. 12mo.
30.15. © July 25, 1916; 2 c. Juiy 31,
1916; aff. July 29, 1916; A 436172.
Rorer (Loring)* East Orange, N. J.
St. Peter and the Mason. Post card.
2 for $0.05. [21670
© June 13, 1916; 2 c. June 19,
1916; aff. July 12, 1916; A 484951.
_ Rorem (Silas Ochile)* Sioux City, Ia.
How Sioux City is governed. Sioux
City, Iowa, Perkins bros. co. [1916]
108 p. fold. maps. 12mo. $0.50.
[21671
© Sept. 15, 1915; 1 c« Oct: 4,
iy. ec. July 15, 1916; aff. July
12, 1916; A 434994.
ROSENBERG (Harold H.) Making the
house-organ pay. Chicago, Kenfield-
Leach company, 1916. 16 p. 8vo.,
with 4 1. folder attached. [21672
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435602; Kenfield-Leach
co., Chicago.
Ross (Charles) & son, co.*, Brooklyn.
Ross improved roller mills for paint,
colors and printing ink, ete. Cir-
cular no. 8-B. 381 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. [21673
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 439107.
ROTOPRINT gravure co., inc. Rotograv-
ure by rotoprint methods. [15] p.
illus., port. fol. [21674
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
4, 1916; A 436529; Julius Herman,
New York.
Rupert (Greenbery G.)*
Royat tTarors*, Chicago. Half a
thousand fabrics to select from.
(In Saturday evening post, Sept. 9,
1916) [21675
© Sept. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 11,
1916; A 442356.
ROYAL WORCESTER corset co.*, Worces-
ter, Mass. Illustrated price list.
Autumn, winter, 1916. cover-title,
25 p. illus. Svo. [21676
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 435920.
ROYLE ( John) & sons*, Paterson, N. J.
Tool and cutter grinder. 24 p. illus.
8vo. (Circular no. 277) “(21677
© Aug. 18, 1916: 2 «Mand? aff.
Sept. 13, 1916; A 486780.
RuGGLES (Frank A.)* Boston.
manual of the stock market. Jan.
to July, 1916. Boston and New
York... 2 sp. .Lagpialsi-4Sei 24mo,
$0.25. 121678
© July 14, 2c. and aff.
July 17, Bs
Pocket
1916;
1916 ; A 4351
Britton, Ok1.
Book of the law found again. Brit-
ton, Okl., Union publishing company
[1916] 88 p. incl. front. (port.)
illus. 12mo0. $0.75. [21679
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1916:
alt Aue. dg: 1916: A. 437267.
RUSKIN (John) King of the Golden
River; or, The black brothers, a
legend of Stiria, by John Ruskin,
with illustrations by Hiram P.
Barnes. Boston, New York [ete.]
Ginn and company [1916] vii, 71 p.
illus. 12mo. $0.50 [21680
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 438304; Ginn & co., New
York.
RUSSELL (Lillian) [21681-21720
Are you too vain to be beautiful? ©
Aug. 27, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 28, 1916; A
442703.
© Lillian Russell, Chicago.
Automobile face. © Sept. 3, 1916 ; $e;
Sept..5, 1916; A 442390.
@i J. Healey. Chicago.
Beauty talks. Are your feet heavy?
_ © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442548.
Baths. © Aug. 31, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept.
te ehOTG 2 cA 449386.
Bearded excuse. © Sept.
1 ce. Sept. 9, 1916; A 442403.
8, 1916 ;
Beauty in the afterglow. © Aug.
Aug. 28, BOLGie A
2G, ALOTGe Vue,
4420938.
Filthy cigaret. © Sept. 13, 1916;
1 ‘e.3sept: 14, 1916; A 442492.
961
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21721
pt. 1,amist, w. 1S
RUSSELL (Lillian )—Continued.
Beauty talks. Food for beauty. © Aug.
24.5 19TGs 1 enaA eee LOT Gwe A.
442046.
Foot troubles. © Aug. 14, 1916;
1c. Aug. 15, 1916; A 441822.
Human machine. © Sept. 1, 1916;
te Nepite 2, LOG: x eae
Limber up. © Aug. 19, 1916; 1 ec.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 441926.
it eae and grow fat. © Aug. 21,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 22, 1916; A 441983.
Self control. © Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 442396.
Stage settings. © Aug. 17, 1916; 1
e. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441915.
Wandering stomach. @ Aug. 25,
LOG aa Cs Aug. 26, 1916; A 442089.
Consider the lilies of the field. © Sept.
TOR OG? fC epi it, Voice oA
442425.
Lillian Russell throws an entirely new
light on the supposed foolishness of
the collector’s tad. © July 2, 1916;
1c. July 3, 1916; A 440703. —
Lillian Russell’s beauty hints. Behold
thevlily. -@? Aue. 11 2916. 1c. Aue.
12, 1916; A 441730.
Diagnose first. © Sept. 11, 1916;
ic. Sept. 12, 1916; A 442453.
Exercise your eyes. © Sept. 15,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442545.
Eyes that charm. © Aug. 18, 1916;
1c. Aug. 19, 1916; A 441911.
Good looks. © Aug. 12, 1916; 1 c.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441761.
Happy workers. © Aug. 22, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 23, 1916; A 4420138.
—— Hay fever experiences. © Sept. 2,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442421..
—— House exercising. © Sept. 14,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1916; A 442540.
Ice cream. © Sept.-12, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442457.
Jaded appetites. © Aug. 29, 1916;
1 ¢. Aug. 30, 1916; A 442379.
Ofisleepys @ Auge) 30,. 1916s 4° c.
Aug. 81, 1916; A 442382.
Rest. | ©) Aug. 23, 1916%)1 1c Aug.
24, 1916; A 44201 6.
—— "Sanitary mouths. © Aug. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 29, 1916; A 4421 147,
=== Gan bathing. © "Aug. 10, 1916; ie.
Aug. 11, 1916; A 441734.
Speaking voice. © Sept. 6, 1916;
1c. Sept. 7, 1916; A 442399.
Summer diets. @.pAus. U5, 19tG:
1c. Aug. 16, 1916; A 441826.
Sunburn and powder. © Sept. 7,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 442402.
Truthful camera. © Aug. 16, 1916;
1 ce Aug. 17, 1916; A 441881.
Your child’s hair © Sept. 9, 1916;
1 ce. Sept. il, 1916: A 442408.
Make yourself fit in the picture. © Aug.
2052-1926 21 Cop AUdeoQhy 1th A
441930.
On [Bee to every woman. @ Sept. 3,
6; Inc. Sept. 5, 19165 A 449387,
What “hiakes a man beautiful? © July
23-0 19162. GC Tully Bars tGes:
441281.
Why drown your modesty in the surf?
© Aug. 13, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1916;
A 442035.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. |
© Lillian Russell.
Ryan (John Barry)* New York. Vir-
ginia’s futurity. New York, The
Scribner press, 1916. 8 p. S8vo.
[21721
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
6, 1916; A 436205.
S. kK. F. bali bearing co.* , Hartford.
[Zita 212s
Better electric motors. 62 [2] p. illus.
(part col.) diagrs., charts. S8vo.
July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 29,
1916; A 436148.
S. K. F. ball bearings for cotton seed
oil machinery. 38 p_ illus. 8vo. ©
July 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 20,
1916; A 436035.
SACKETT (Joseph B.)* Chicago. His-
tory of monthly premium system.
(In Casualty review, Aug., 1916)
[21724
© Aue.) 25, 1916** 1c Sena ae
1916; A 442370.
SADLER (William 8.) Physician, heal
thyself. (In Chicago herald)
PAY 2155
Sept... 3, 2916-9" ¢. Bene FS,
2394; J. Keeley, Chicago.
St. Crorx County abstract co.*, Hud-
son, Wis. Abstract of title. [North
Hudson abstract] 25 1. in ‘cover.
fol. fold. to nar. 8vo. $4.20.
[21726
© July 1; 1916; 2:¢., Julys31, 1916;
= Aug. 10, 1916: A 485699.
ST. og fae year book, 1916. 4th ed.
cover-title, 63, [1] p. illus., ports.
12mo. [2Lr2e
© Mar. 15, 1916;'2 ¢ Mari 13,
1916; aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 436477;
Leavitt Corning, St. Paul.
SarEs method co.*, New York.
[21728, 21729
Ad helps- for furniture dealers. v. B.
cover-title, 54°\1. “illus® "ovo. (aia
philosopher series. © Aug. 9, 1916;
Ques and saik, Aue, dle 1916: A 435706.
Ad helps for hardware dealers. v. B.
cover-title, 52° 1. “ilus.¢ “Sve. tue
philosopher series) © Aug. 9, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Amg. 11, 1916; A 485707.
SALESMAN-SHIP of the Columbian
crew. [21730, 2a
Coil no. 2, 4th paehom.. ve S571 GAGs shee
illus. (part col.) © Aug. 11,
1916; 2 «@ and aft syainiee 14, 1916:
A 435749.
—_—— 5th fathom. Sept., 1916. 7 p. illus.
8vo. Sept. 5, 1916; 2)’ es, and ait.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 436621.
© Columbian rope co., Auburn,
INR:
962
no. 9, 1916
Sarr Ciry business college of Hutchin-
— son, Kan. Facts concerning the
Salt City business college of Hutchin-
son, Kan. cover-title, 64 p. illus.,
ports. obl. 12mo. Peivar
© Palyeds,) 1916; -2.¢ea;July) 17,
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 486019;
James D. Conard, Hutchinson, Kan,
Sammon (Hllen)* New Rochelle, N. Y.
Poems and helpful sayings. 16 p.
12mo. . $0.50. Labi
© “Jone 277° 1916; 2 es July” 5,
1916; aff. July 14, 1916; A 435062.
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry & farm, pt.
7. (In American peultry advocate.
Sept., 1916) [21734
©) sepia? 1916. J -c. Sept. 5,
1916; A 442251; Clarence C. De Puy,
Syracuse.
SANITRADE Syndicate*, Los Angeles.
Sanitrade selling system : its adap-
tation and application to the piano
business. Los Angeles, Cal., Barnes
music company [1909] 22 p. illus.
Syo. [21735
ernie 10, 1916° 2).¢. and ait,
Aug. 29, 1916; A 436539.
[21736, 21737
(In Pearson’s
@ 1 c. Sept. 22,
SAPPER, pseud.
Man who ended the war.
magazine Sept., 1916)
1916; A ad int. 2763; pubd. Aug. 25,
1916
Retribution. New York, G. H. Doran
company [1916] 30 p. 12mo. $0.10.
Cee TOG 2 "cand att. Aue.
17, 1916; A 488078.
© George H. Doran co., New York.
Savacrt (M. W.) factories, inc.*, Min-
neapolis. Send to Savage. cover-
litle, 852 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
(Catalog 29) [217388
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
18, 1916; A 4858938.
[Saytor (Harry Lincoln).]| Boy scouts
of the air in the Lone Star patrol,
by Gordon Stuart [pseud.] Illus.
by Norman P. Hall. Chicago, The
Reilly & Britton co. [1916] 254 p.
front., plates. 12mo. $0.60. [21739
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 487366; Reilly & Brit-
ton co., Chicago.
ScalrE (Wm. B.) & sons -co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Water purification for ali
purposes. 72p. illus. 4to. (cover-
title: Scaife scientific water purifica-
tion for all purposes) [21740
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; A 435859.
»
BOOKS, GROUP II
21751
ScANLAN-Morris co.*, Madison, Wis.
White line hospital furniture, steri-
lizing apparatus and physicians’ of-
fice furniture. 84 p. illus. 4to.
(Section 4) [21741
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 435080.
Scenic film co.*, Atlanta. Book of
seenarios. cover-title. 5 p., 31 1.
8Vo. [21742
©! May. 18) 1916; 2:' @, June 10,
1916; aff. June 17, 1916; A 434998.
ScHACK (Joseph)* Chicago. Schack’s
fall flower book, 1916. cover-title.
24 p. illus. fol. [217438
us July 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 436152.
SCHAPHORST (William Frederick) *
New York. [21744-21747
Horrors! Years wasted in bed. Look!
(in Boston journal) @© Aug. 14, 1916;
1c. Aug. 25, 1916; A 442058.
Power topics. (Jn Wool and cotton re-
porter) @© Aug. 17, 1916; 1 ec. Aug.
18, 1916; A 441878.
Price computing chart. © Aug. 12, 1916;
le. Aug. 16, 19165 A 441796.
Weighing a coal pile. © Aug. 26, 1916;
dive: Aug. 29, 1916; A 442118.
[Note: The foregoing are in Black dia-
mond unless otherwise stated ]
ScHmipt (Ellen) Dramatic reader.
Book 38. By Ellen Schmidt; illustra-
tions by Kathleen Ussher and Eme-
line A. Barler. Chicago, B. D. Berry
company [1916] ix, 239 p. eol.
front., illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.48.
[21748
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sent.
7, 1916; A 487592; B. D. Berry co.,
Chicago.
Scumipvt (Karl H.)* Chicago. Too
proud to fight! ? [38] p. 12 mo.
[21749
© July 10, 1916; 2
24, 1916; A 435367.
e. and aff. July
SCHNEIDER (Leopold) * Galena, Ill. My
philosophy or the sandwich prayer.
Sheet, 64 by 7 inches, fold to 16mo.
[21750
©; Jume 21, 1916;'2 c. June, 26,
1916; aff. July 10, 1916; A 485014.
ScHoLt (William M.)* Chicago. Won-
derful comfort for the feet. cover-
title, [4] p. col. illus. 16mo. [21751
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 4382651.
63
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21752
pt. 19S: ¥.45
ScHoLtt orthopedic training school*,
Chicago. Correspondence study
course. Lessons no.9 and i0. cover-
title, p. 104-121. illus. Svo. $2.00.
[24952
@) Mar. 13.41916>.2..c:. and* aff.
June 22, 1916; A 432652.
ScHooL of chiropody of N. Y.*, New
York. Facts of interest to prospec-
tive students of chiropody. cover-
title, 24 p. 16mo. [21753
© May 10, 1916; 2 c July 3, 1916;
aff. Aug. 10, 1916; A 436392.
[21754-21765
@> Ane 9,
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.)
Blows are aimed at Britain.
1916; 1 ¢«. Aug. 12, 1916; A 441741.
Chancellor is grandfather. © Aug. 9,
1946 = 1.¢c. Aus,..A25.419165_A. 441742.
Depicts 70 year old prince at the front
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 9, 1916; A
442325.
Germans preparing for eternal war. ©
Sept. 8, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 14, 1916
A 442469.
Germany confident of resisting drives
@ Aug: 28, 191630 cocAne:c3), 1916;
A 442167.
Germany’s Galicia general confident. ©
sept... 15, 19167812. Sept 48, 24916 5
A 442564.
Keep mum on pact for Poland’s destiny
@, Aug...17, 1916; Ave, Aug. 2, 1916;
A 441950.
No letters in three weeks. © Sept. 9.
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442476.
Roumania adds 1,000 miles to war front.
© Aus, 29, 19165 4c sept. 1. 1916-
A 442182.
Sees German fleet on yerge of battle. ©
Aug. 31, 1916; 1 e«. Sept. 5, 1916; A
442249.
Urge U. S. warships for mail. :
15. ASIG> 1. see Sept’ 728, 19165 A
442565.
Views flotilla of German submarines. ©
Aug. 30, 19163. 1:¢. Sept..2,,1916; A
442199.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
[ScHUrLtTzE (Carl E.)] Foxy Grandpa’s
merry book, by Bunny §[pseud.]
New York, F. A. Stokes company,
1916. 29-1. illus. (part eol.) obi.
4to. $0.60. [21766
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 487225; Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
SCHURMANN (Frank Henry)* Hono-
lulu. [21767, 21768
It’s a long and rocky road to Berlin.
Sheet, 10 by 5 inches. $0.25. © June
1.1916 ;.2..c.. and aff. July, 28;- 1916:
A 435604.
War as seen thru German eyes. Hono-
lulu, Hawaii, Press of Honolulu star-
bulletin, ltd., 1916. 47 p. 8vo. $0.50.
© July 12, 1916: 2 ¢. Aug. 4, 1916;
aff. July 28, 1916: A 433977.
ScHUSTER (Edw.-: J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [21769-21774
June, 1916. Texas ed. 39 p. 4to.
$12.00.
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 12, 1916; A_435018.
June, 1916. Western ed. cover-title,
200 (i. e. 212) p. 12mo. $12.00 for
12 mo. @ July 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
July 12, 1916; A "435017.
July, 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title, 250
fi. e. 257] p. .12mo0>> $12.00 ae
© July 29, 1916; 2 e¢. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916; A 4355351.
July, 1916. Texas ed. 39 p. 4to. ©
Aug. 9, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug. 14
1916; A 435751.
July, 1916. Western ed. cover-title,
200° p.? 12mo0.° © July 297 6-7 -<
and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 435532.
Aug., 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title, 250
p...12mo.. ©,Sept. 2, 19165-4226 and
aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 436675.
ScHuttE & Koerting co.*, Philadelphia.
Koerting acid resisting atomizing
nozzles for the chemical industry.
8 p. illus. diagrs. 4to. (Catalog
6, section C.) [21775
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 439081.
ScHwan (A. H.)* Upland, Cal. — Irri-
gation. Sheet, chart, 6 by 8 inches.
$0.10. [21776
© July 13, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
19, 1916: A 435184.
Scuwartz ({(S. <A.)* Washington.
Schwartz’s drafting system. Direc-
tions. Card, illus. 22 by 64 inches.:
[21777
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 © and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 457184.
Screntiric heater co.*, Cleveland.
Cold garage—big repair bills. [6] p.
folder, illus. i16mo. [21778
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
24, 1916; A 486497.
Scotr (Mabel I.) Pilgrimage of a
soul. Los Angeles, Cal., The Master
inind publishing co., 1916. 1 p. lL,
p. 5-43.~12mo.: $0.35. [21779
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 « and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 439051; Master mind
pub. co., Los Angeles.
ScovELL (Clinton H.) & co.*, Boston.
Relation of the cost department to
the factory organization. cover-title,
20 p. nar: Svo. [21780
© Aug.- 16, 1916; 2 c Aug. 18,
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 489033.
Sears (F. W.)* New York. How the
rent was paid. (/n Milady beauti-
ful, Sept., 1916) [21781
© Aug. 28, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 6,
1916; A 442260.
964
BOOKS, GROUP II
~ no. 9, 1916
a Sears, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago.
[21782-21786
Catalog 133. Dallas, Tex. cover-title,
1004 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 26,
1916; A 438154.
# Seattle, Wash. cover-title, 1050 p.
miles; (part col.) fol. @-Tuly 27,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A
438155.
Story of Pilgrim John and Pilgrim Jane.
chap. 5- Card, illus., (part col.)
printed on both sides... 9% by 194
inches folded to 8vo. © July 18,
'91G> 2 c. and aff. Aug: 4, 1916; A
435662.
Your grocery store. July—August, 1916.
64 p. illus. 4to. © June 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 15, 1916; A 434969.
July—August, 1916. Dallas, Texas.
eover-title, 48 p. illus. 4to. © June
24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July 15, 1916;
A 434968.
Security trust co. of Rochester’,
Rochester, N. Y. Permaneney of
location, organization, ability and
policy. [11] p. illus. 16mo.
[21787
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 4385068.
SEGAL (Ray H.)* Brooklyn. Test of
faith, 6 p. 8vo. $0.50. [Motion
picture scenario] [21788
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2c and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 486452.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [21789-21793
Informal frocks for fall are abundantly
trimmed. © Aug. 138, 1916; 1c. Aug.
18, 1916; A 441869.
Metal embroideries to trim the daytime
mock — (C), AUe 27, 1916: dc. Aug.
Sl oTG = A 442957.
Newest hat brims turn up in front.
© Aug. 20; 1916; 1.c. Aug. 24,.1916 ;
A 442019.
Suit coats threaten to reach the shirt
mem-’ © Sept. 10; 1916; 1 c Sept. 13,
1916; A 442466.
Warlike medals trim the most frivolous
frocks. © Sept. 3, 1916; 1.c¢. Sept.
9, 1916; A 442321.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago, and
New York globe, New York.
SetBy (Alice)* Haverhill, O. Sor-
row’s cheer. Columbus, O., Harris
printing company, 1916. 2p. 1., 24 p.
front., mounted pl. S8vo. $0.25.
[21794
fe July 10,:1916: 2 ¢ Aug,
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 436651.
SELDEN lumber co. Suggestive lists of
equipment & materials for mechani-
cal science in rural schools. 18 p.
illus., diagrs. 16mo. [21795
; © July 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 436304; Charles W. Sel-
l den, Cranesville, Pa.
21805
SEVER (Henry E.)* Chicago. Dear
friend: you are one of 79 people
who, if prompt, will secure Rid-
path’s History of the World— [4]
p. illus. (part col.) port. 4to.
[21796
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 436151.
SEXTON oil co.*, Chicago. Sexton’s cas-
tor motor oil.. 10, [1] p. illus. S8vo.
[21797
© May 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. June
26, 1916; A 434690.
SHARON iron & metal co.*, Sharon, Pa.
Computation table no. 1. Card,
printed on both sides. 11 by 9 in-
ches. [21798
© June 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
18, 1916; A 434999.
SHAW (A. W.) co.*, Chicago. 161
store plans to win new trade. 128 p.
incl. front., illus. 12mo. [21799
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
§, 1916; A 437610.
SHaw (George Bernard) Introduction
[to] International government. New
York, Brentano’s, 1916. 23 p. S8vo.
[21800
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Aug.
16, 1916; <A 487228; Brentano’s,
New York.
[SHAWE (Joseph N.)] [21801-21803
Ancients, in the long ago. Sheet, 34 by
64 inches. © June 22, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. June 26, 1916; A 434709.
There is luck in a four-leaf clover.
Sheet, 24 by 4% inches. © June 19,
LOUG SS Zive. ‘and! ‘ait “sunelZ6, Ot >
A 434718.
This ball and chain of silver pure.
- Sheet, 34 by 63 inches. © June 16,
1996 732%. Tandwaiks) Tune26, 1916 -
A 434714.
© Paye & Baker mfg. co., N. Attle-
boro, Mass. ‘
R. d= Polkegksseors
Shawnee city directory including
Tecumseh [v. 7] 1916. Sioux City,
ha. eke oo. we OK, &. CO... 1976. taaGNp:
Svo. $5.00. [21804
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 488296; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
SHAWNEE, OK.
Sheldon
Rey.
SHELDON (Arthur Frederick )
school manual of instruction.
101 p. 16mo. (Cover-title: Instruc-
tors’ manual. Science of business
building. ) [21805
Ca yune | 251906 = 22: \e...and. att.
June 380, 1916; A 4385153: Sheldon
school, Area, Ill.
965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21806
pt. Es., 7.
SHELtToN (Forrest C.)* Washington. | SHerarp (Frank) co.*—Continued.
German-Americans. Americans from
the Fatherland. Sheet 74 by 5%
inches. [21806
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 485594.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[21807-21839
Shepard’s Atlantic Fe ponter citations. v.
ae TO pele ee 1916. {Cumulative
suppl, 80) pe Svo. 1$5.00) per yr:
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
Dap toner A 438546.
Shepard’s California citations and an-
noOtAtIONS.. > V.. -9 NO. ¢.3.. July, -1916t
[Cumulative suppl.] 432 p. So"
$6.00 per yr. © Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Sept. 8, 1916: A 438283.
Shepard’s Colorado citations. v. 9, no.
3, July, 1916. [Cumulative eae
205° p2 "8vox $5.00, per “yr. - @ Au
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916:
A 438271.
Shepard’s Connecticut citations. hee
1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 4
Svo. $4.00 per yr. © Aug. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 438275.
| Shepard’s federal citations. v. 6. no.
3. July, 1916. [Cumulative suppl]
| OG sp. e Svose SS.00e per syns Oe
| 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. ent) 8, 1916:
| A 438270.
Shepard’s Georgia citations. v. 8, no. 3,
July, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 235
p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Aug. 19,
ADIG +, 2. G, angi rate, esept 8.41 916 :
A 438274.
Shepard’s Idaho citations. v. 8, no. 3,
July, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 70
p. S8vo. $4.00 per yr. @ Aug. 24,
£91GS*2> c. and’ ality Sept. 8, 1916;
A 438281.
.
Shepard’s Massachusetts citations. v. 9,
| no. 3, Aug., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
| 228 pp; Svo. 1$5:00 per yr: Sept.
) 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 25, 1916;
| A 438545.
. Shepard’s Michigan citations. Ve
: o. 8, Aug., 1916. [Cumulative et
; 272 p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Sept.
| 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 438541.
Shepard’s Montana _ citations. Vv.
no. 2, July, 1916, [Cumulative Stpplit
64 p. 8vo. $4.00 per yr. © Aug. 24,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8; 1916; A
438277.
Shepard’s Nebraska citations. v. 11, no.
9
180 p. S8vo. $5.00 per yr. ept.
i, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 25, 1916:
4 438542.
Bao pateds New Jersey citations. v. 2.
no. 1, July, 1916, [Cumulative suppl.}
92 p. S8vo., $5.00 per yr. © Aug. 26,
1916: 2. @, nC alles Sept. 8, 1916; A
438278
Shepard’s New York Court of appeals,
ad ied., -1916... 6p. 1.17086 p. + 74to:
$25.00. © “Atiey 21, 1916s 24 Grand
aff. Aug. 24, 1916; N 4381438.
Shepard’s New York Supreme court cita-
tions. v. 14, no. 3, Sept., 1916. 544
p. S8vo. $5.00 per yr. @© ‘Sept. 21,
V9IG +) 20 cand: aff’ "Sept. 125) 19165
A 438539.
966
Shepard’s Northeastern reporter cita-
tions. v. 8, no. 3, July, 1916. [Cumu-
lative supplement] 360- p. Svo.
$6.00 per yr. © Sept. 7, 1916; 2Z «.
and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 438547.
Shepard’s Oregon citations. v. 9, no. 8,
Aug., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. | 250 p.
8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Sept. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 25, 19163 A 438544.
Shepard’s Pacific reporter citations.
v. 9, no. 3, July, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl. ] 250 p. 8vo. $6.00 per yr.
@ July 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438272. -
Shepard’s Pennsylvania superior and
lower court citations. v. 1, no. 3,
July, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 63 p.
S8vo. $4.00 per yr. © Aug. 25, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sane 8, 19167 A 438280.
Shepard’s Pennsylvania supreme court
citations, v.° 1)" ‘ne. 3), Sally 41ers
[Cumulative suppl. ] 118 D. vo.
$5.00 per yr. © Aug. 24, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A "438279.
Shepard’s Rhode Island citations, vy. 1,
no. 3, July, 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
30 p. Svo. $3.00 per yr. © Aug. 24,
19162: 2°ec. and atl. Sept. 8) 19tG7 ee
438276.
Shepard’s Southern reporter citations,
v. 10, no. 2, July, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 203 p. S8vo. $5.00 per yr.
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438282.
Shepard’s United States citaticns. v. 15,
NOs .. 3S. July, 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 399 p. 8vo. $6.00 per yr.
8, 1916; A 438273.
Shepard’s Utah citations. v. 1, ne. 3,
Ave. 1916; Zabel pad | ae
48 p. 8vo. $3.00 per yr. meer
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. ie 916:
A 438543.
Shepard’s Vermont citations. 2d _ ed.,
1916. ee 1., 213 p. S8vo. $12.00 per
Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Mont. 2 25, 1916; A 438540.
SHERMAN (Clifford 4.)* Winthrop
Highlands, Mass. Great dot mys-
tery. Boston, New York, Houghton
Mifflin company, 1916, 29 1. illus.
Ato. [21831
© Sept. 9, 1916;°20¢) Septras,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 438476.
3, Aug., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. Suirtiro (John) co. Co-operative
player piano buying. cover-title,
[16] p. illus. 16me. [218382
Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1916; A 436704 ; C. Jellison, Cincin-
nati.
common law and chancery citations. | SHULTS (William Garfield)* Philadel-
phia. Shults’ EZ method arithmetic
for the practical business man.
eover-title, 27 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[21833
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
8, 1916; A 436308.
_ \
A!
7)
BOOKS, GROUP II
| no. 9, 1916
Smmmons (Marietta Munro) Roman-
tic history of Muscongus or Loud’s
island. (Jn Lewiston journal)
[21834
©) Aug. 19, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 21,
1916; A 442074; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
Smums (Philip 8.)* Washington. Book-
keeper’s friend. cover-title, 7 p.
16mo. [21835
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
13,1916; A 486007.
SIMONDS manufacturing co.*, Fitch-
burg, Mass. How to file a hand
Saw. 16 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
[21836
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436400.
SIMPLE account sales book co.
[21837, 21838
Protecting your profits. cover-title, 48
Paes. diners. Svo. | ©. Aus.. T,
Soto) C.-and afi;. Aug. 21, 1916:
A 435938.
© Simple account sales book co.,
Fremont, O.
Sales manual and hand book of informa-
tion. [65] p. interleaved with blank 1.
obl. 24mo. © June 20, 1916; 2 c. June
27, 1916; aff. June 23,1916; A 432702.
© O. L. Moore, Fremont, O.
Simpson (Olive Hinds)* Visalia, Cal.
[21839, 21840
General Sherman tree. Folded ecard.
mounted plate, 7 by 52 inches.
roi 1916: 2c. June 17,.1916.: aff.
Aug. 7, 1916; A 435668.
My ely prayer. Card, illus., 7% by 53
inches. © June 1, 1916; 2 c. June 17,
1916; aff. June 19, 1916; A 435165.
Sincer (B.)* Chicago. Bulletin F.
ug., 1916. 4p. 4to. [21841
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 439025.
SINGER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth. N. J.
[21842-21851
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
chine no. 107 w 101 for embroidery.
cover-title, 24 p. illus. 8vo. (Form
1536w, July, 1916) © July 25, 1916;
Pi Cs Aug. 2, 1916; A 435530.
class 97 for harness work. 14 p.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Form 8348, Aug.,
1916) © Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Aug. 22, 1916; A 436466.
Price ae of parts, machine no. 68-7.
Pe age lee 7-50. plates. 8vo. (Form
8320, Bear. LOLG) ©n Aug. 1 BOG:
2 C; and aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 435634.
machine no. 98-3. 2p. 1. p. 7-31.
plates. S8vo. (Form 8314, May, 1916)
©) July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 7,
1916; A 435632.
Singer individual motors for direct
and alternating currents. p. p.
7-21. plates. ‘Bvo. (Form 8344, May,
LOG)! ¢@) Aug. 11,1916; 2c, and aff.
mate 7, L916; :A: 435633.
21856
SinceR mfg. co.*—Continued.
Singer machine no. 25-56 single thread
chain stitch for use in the manufacture
of straw hats. [4] p. illus. 8vo.
(Horm 9363, rev. July, 1916.) © July
2D OG e 2) Cando atk. Aus. 2 oiGe
A 435528.
Singer machine no. 62—60 two line double-
thread chain stitching for sewing elas-
tic banding on women’s waists [etc.]
[4] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9421, July,
1916) © July 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aue 2 TOG? ATASb D2
Singer machine no. 107 w 7 zigzag lock
stitch for attaching lace, ete, to
women’s knit underwear and trimming
the under material at one operation
[4] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9427, July,
1916)o © uly, AO NO1G ee Anes 2.
1916; A 435529.
Singer machine no. 112 W 110 high speea
lock stitch two needles and two rotary
hooks for use in the manufacture of
Corsets; Shintsetes> (2 par ailwss S80;
(Form 9420, July, 1916) © July 25,
TOUG IS 2) Cohanid (atk AUS no) SONG A
435526.
Singer machines of class 92, chain stitch
for making bags. 5, [1] p. illus. 8vo.
(Form 9426, Aug.. 1916) © Aug. 2,
ONG s2 Cand’ aft eAugs Ce1rotes A
435631.
Sirtie (Mrs. Frank) [21852-21854
Jessie & the talking pansies and other
bedtime stories. New York, The Platt
See ck cons | [el OG) aot es leen loiss | Ds
col. -tront., illus. “Svo- ({ Bed-time
story-land books]) $0.15. © July 21,
1916; 2 e Aug. 8, 1916: aff. Aug: 7,
1916; A 4385960.
Teddy, the talking cat and other bed-
time stories. New York, The Platt &
Peck co. [1916] 1 p.1., [581 p. col.
front., illus. 8vo. (fBed-time story-
land books]) $0.15. © July 21, 1916;
2 Cy AUS (Sy LOlG) ata ATI Sa eon G)s
A 435955.
Tom, Dot and talking mouse and other
bedtime stories. New York, The Platt
eebeckrcoy VitOtGi Ss spa ia tat | ps
col. front., illus, — Svo. ({ Bed-time
story-land books]) $0.15. © July 21,
TOG 8 (Ce Ause 8. LOG sr atk. Ae. i.
1916; A 435958.
© Platt & Peck co., New York.
SKIDELSKY (S. 8S.) Tales of a trav-
eler. July 15-Aug. 12, 1916. [4
instalments ] (In Florists’ ex-
change. ) [21855
©. July .13—Ange; 10) 2d 9164) 19. &:
each Aug. 30, 1916; A 442122; A. T.
De La Mare. printing & pub. co.,
Itd., New York.
SKINNER bros. mfg. co. Breathe un-
touched air. 14 p. illus. nar. 8vo.
[21856
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 435076; Henry Baetz,
St. Louis.
64353—16——7 967
SSE eee
—= ear
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21857
Stayton (Victor) War babies bane
of civilian soldier at Plattsburg.
(In Cleveland leader.) [21857
© Sept. 3, 1916; 1 « Sept. 16,
1916; A 442572; Cleveland co., Cleve-
land.
Stoss (Robert) [21858-21866
British expect new era of prosperity. ©
Aug...9; 1916; 2 c., Aug.12,°1916; A
441738.
British women may get vote in new
bill. © Aug. 18, 1916; 1 c« Aug. 23,
1916; A 441993.
Compel arbitration, is strike cure given.
© Sept.,.4,-1916 ; 1 .c..Sept..5, 1916;
A 442238.
Forecast great U boat war. © Aug. 14,
Lote s-4 ¢.-Aus. 47, 191G > # 441801.
Gives a vivid picture of burned Zeppelin.
© Sept. 4, 1916; 1c Sept. 7, 1916;
A 442276.
ee British side of censorship dis-
pu @ Aug. 24, 19165 -2£ -¢. cAue: 24,
POI: A 442007.
Seven sea attacks since pledge to U. S.
@, Aug. 31,,1916 ; 1c. .Sent. 5, 4916 ;
A 442245,
Upholds sidestepping of
vote. Aue. 15, 1916
1916; A 441883.
War halts British election. © Aug. 10,
1916 5-2. c. Aug. 14,°19163 "A 441773.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
SmitH (Annie Louise) * Pasadena, Cal.
Interpretations of Bach’s’ small
pieces contained in the clavier book
of Anna Magdalena Bach. cover-
title. [16] p. 12mo. $0.30. [21867
©. June 20,1916: /2 ¢e,and: ail.
June 27, 1916; A 4382695.
SmitH (Charles)* Egg Harbor City,
N. J. Origin of infantile paralysis.
Sheet, 7 by 44 inches. [21868
© Aug.223.; 19165>.2 se" and ait.
Sept. 6, 1916; A 486620.
SmitH (E. Boyd) In the Land of
Makebelieve, story and pictures by
E. B. Smith. New York, H. Holt
and company [1916] [28] p. illus.,
col. plates. obl. S8vo. $1.50.
[21869
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2° ¢ and ait.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 487496; Henry Holt
& co., New York.
SmitH (Edward Garstin)* Chicago.
Prohibition is wrong. 16 p._ illus.
16mo. $0.15. [21870
© au 30, 1916:"2 G@ sand” ai.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 436653.
SMITH temas Irbin)* Coats, N. C.
Lime and its uses for agriculture.
£D.4:; (81. p) -SvG; * SGzor [21871
© July 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 485777.
‘one-gun-one-
ie Uk Ca ERR rom
pi Besse 13 .
SmMiTH (Lewis)* Pulaski, Va.
[21872, 21873
Job ticket. Sheet, 9 by Ginches. (Form
JT-201) @© June 20, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. June 22, 1916; aff. July 24, 1916;
A 436100.
Table for giving elapsed time. Sheet,
12% by 143 inches. © June 20, 1916;
2c. June 22, 1916; aff. July 24, 1916;
A 436101.
SmMitH (W. Linford)* Pittsburgh.
Unfinished story by the General
manager. East Aurora, N. Y., Print-
ed by The Roycrofters [1916] 18 p.
8vo. [21874
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 489172.
SmitH form-a-truck co.*, Chicago.
[21875-21877
Directions for installing Smith form-a-
truck attachments on Ford cars. cov-
er-title, 11 p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8,
1916; A 436658.
Friends and profits. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. 12mo. @© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436547.
Now! the names of twenty laundries.
3 sheets, illus., 17 by 11 inches, fold.
to 4to. © July 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 21, 1916; A 435194.
SMITH’s Island oyster co.*, New York.
Story of Smith’s Island oysters.
cover-title, 11, [1] p. col. illus., map.
nar. 16mo. [21878
© July 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 435043.
SMOoOTH-oN mfg. co.*, Jersey City,
N. J. Smooth-on instruction book,
no. 16. cover-title, 144 p. _ illus.
diagrs. 16mo. [21879
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1916;
aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436585.
Snow (Bonnie E.) and Froehlich
(Hugo B.)* New York. Industrial
art text books. Pt. 5. New York,
Chicago, The Prang company [1916]
1 p. L, T2 p. illus. (part. col) Same
$0.25. [21880
©-June 15, 1916; 2 « Jume se
1916; aff. June 26, 1916; A 4384717.
SonnesboRN (Henry) & co., ine. Style
plus. Fall & winter, 1916-17. cover-
title, [12] p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.
[21881
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 4386408; Howard HE.
Sands, Baltimore.
Sonora phonograph corp.*, New York.
Sonora. 24 p. front., illus. 8vo.
[21882
© July 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 436082.
968
i
Sorensen (C. M.) co.,
0. 9, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
21905
inc.*, New York.
Tankless air compressors. 63, [1] p.
illus. S8vo. [21883
i) auly 1, 1916; 2 c. July 15, 1916;
aff. July 12, 1916; A 4385362.
SorENson (Grace)* Omaha, Neb. Sing
peace today. Sheet, 73 by 33 inches.
[21884
i> dune 10,1916; 2 c. June 15,
1916; aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 486488.
SOUTHERN coAL & coke co.*, Knoxville,
Tenn. D. G. Teaser advertising
newspaper campaign. Sheet, 233 by
35 inches. [21885
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
7, 1916; A 4385884.
SOUTHERN LIFE and trust co.*, Greens-
boro, N. C. Being the confession of
an uninsurable man. [7] p. 24mo.
(Cover-title; The burden lifted)
[21886
© July 24, 1916; 2 @ July 24,
1916; aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 436323.
SouTHERN Pacific co.*, San Francisco.
[21887-21893
Apache trail of Arizona. Train and auto
side trip. 10 p. folder; illus.
<or) maps. Svo. © May tf 19tG
2c. and aff. July 24, 1916; A 435254.
Big trees of California. cover-title, 16 p.
(fold.) illus., maps. 8vo. © May
15, 1916; 2 c: and aff. July 24, 1916;
A 435256.
Crater lake; Oregon’s mountain play-
ground. cover-title 13, 5, (Folds)
illus., maps. S8vo. © I 6;
2c. and aff. July 24, 1916. A 435255.
Sacred summits of the Siskiyous. 20,
[4] p. front., illus., map. 16mo. ©
Apr OO. A9tG: 2 c. and afi: July 24,
1916; A 435253.
Side trips along Ogden route. Ogden to
Pm enicisScoly 29:--) [3] ° ps .map.
16mo. © July 1, 1916; 2 @ and ait.
July 24, 1916; A 435250.
Side trips along Shasta route. Portland
to San Francisco. Stott) Dp map:
16mo. © May 30, 1916; Ze and sage.
July 24, 1916. A 435252.
Side trips along Sunset route. New Or-
leans to Los Angeles and San Fran-
mseo 90, fi] p. map. 16mo. ©
July 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435251.
Cata-
SOUTHWEST plumbing supply co.
logue M. Kansas City, Mo. [1916]
2 p. 1., vii-xxiv, 426 p. illus. 8vo.
[21894
i Aue, 15, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 488153; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co.*, Dallas. Telephone directories.
[21895, 21896
Hall 1916. 2 pst: 160;
Ot. .4to. © Aug. 2a: SOLG :
Dallas, Texas.
4 ZC
and aff. Sept. fd “L9LG 3 A 439113.
SPECTATOR CO.*,
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co.— Continued.
Fort Worth. Summer, 1916. 2 p.1., =
26° -p: » Ato! “© July 23> VONG 2
and aff. Aug. 14, 1916; "A 435770.
SPALDING’S Official foot ball guide, 1916.
Official publication, ed. by Walter
Camp. New York, American sports
publishing company [1916] 350 p.
fronts., illus., ports., diagrs. 16mo.
eat eae library, group 2,
no. 2) $0.10 [21897
© Aug. 15, 1916: 2c. and aff. Aug.
ZU NTOUG 2 A 437310: CNS ican sports
pub. co., New York.
New York.
[21898-21900
Compendium of official life insurance re-
ports for the year ending January 1,
TOLG 7 158) ps. Sve. $2: 00. © Aug.
1GERAOLG: 2 6 CAuSl 1S, 1OVG: safe: Aug.
ite 1916; A 437292.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. vy. 11, no. 1, June, 1916.
A pe .evo., $0:255 Oxiuly Li rore =
2 c. and aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 436222
vy. £1, no: 2, July, 1916; p. 5=12.
Svor. $0252) (©: Aust 15,7 298632 cc
Aug. 18. .191G > jattes, Aug. 21, 8916);
A 435904.
SPERLING (H.) co.*, Cleveland. La
mere maternity frock. [14] p.
illus. 12mo. [21901
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 435652.
SPIRIT of caution. no. 3, June, July,
1916.. 16 p. illus...8vo. [21902
@aokug. AQwiQiGs DceloAnet) 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 4365381;
Conference board on safety and sani-
tation, West Lynn, Mass.
SPLITDORF electrical co.*, Newark, N. J.
Instructions for piadal M 2 Dixie
magneto for motorcycles. cover-
title, 12 p. illus., diagr. “16mo.
[21903
© June 20, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
July 7, 1916; A 485140.
SPRINGFIELD, O. Springfield Sun classi-
fied business directory. (Jn Spring-
field Sun) [21904
© Aug. 30, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 15,
1916; A 442497; Paul Goering & co.,
Cleveland.
STAGEBERG (Andrew )* Owatonna,
Minn. Helpful hints to newly-
weds. 150 p. S8vo. [21905
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 2,
1916; aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 437519.
969
i SR RL NEI SN
on EE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21906
pt. I, n. S., V. 13
STALLFORTH & Co., ine.*, New York.
Credit of Austria-Hungary, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Russia dur-
ing two years of war. 24 Dp: 42m.
[21906
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c Sept. 5,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 436771.
Cedar Falls, Ia.
cover-title, 32 p
(Catalog no. (6)
[21907
e. and aff. July
STANDARD MFG. €o.*,
Trojan steel gates.
illus., diagrs. S8vo.
.© June 29, 1916; 2
31, 1916; A 485508.
STANDARD
Washington.
MARINE transportation Co.*,
Prospectus of the
Standard marine transportation
company of Washington, D. C.
cover-title, [9] p. illus. S8vo.
[21908
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435644.
co.*, New York.
Artistic roofs. 20 p. col. illus. obl.
382mo. [21909
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 436186.
STANDARD PAINT
STANDARD PNEUMATIC action co.*, New
York. Pneumatic player mechanism
and descriptive catalog of our player
pianos. 81 p. illus., diagr. 4to.
[21910
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
18, 1916; A 485204.
STANDARD PROTECTIVE
Registration certificate. Sheet, 83
by 15 inches, fold. to Svo. [21911
© May 25, 1915; 2 ¢ and aff. June
22, 1916; A 482654; Austin D. Koch,
Indianapolis.
corporation.
yas Ooumiog: 2,
illus. fol.
[21912
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
11, 1916; A 485681; Standard fash-
ion co., New York.
STANDARD QUARTERLY.
autumn, 1916. 68 p.
STANDARD SANITARY mfg. ¢co.*, Pitts-
burgh. [21913, 21914
Standard built-in baths. 39 p._ illus.
fol... ©’ Aug. 15. 19l6 2 -ewand ait.
Aug. 17, 1916; A 4386407.
Standard plumbing fixtures for the home.
Itth edz 63° p. 7 illus. 12mo. 7@ Aue.
, £5; 1916; 2c. and aft. Augie 1916:
A 436406.
STANDARD
Y OF k.
Standard bond descriptions.
cover-title. [280] 103- 118° p. 4to.
$60.00. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 437559.
STATISTICS * CO... ine,
New
Le eee
aye: ovo ea Leip
' STEIN
STANDARD STATISTICS Co., ine.*—Contd.
v. 4, no. 18. cover-title. [120]- P-
4to. $60.00. © Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 437737.
Standard bond offerings. Sept., 1916
issue. [Pocket-size] 665 p. 12mo.
$60.00. © Sept. 14, nes 2°) and
aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 437736.
Standard corporation BSF v. 4 no.
17. cover-title. Lo p. maps. 4to.
$60.00. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 «. and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 437558.
Standard corporation service daily. v. 4.
no. A 4. no. . cover-title, va-
rious paging. 4to. $60.00. © Sept.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A
ABTBGL
y. A 4, no. A. 183 conetiblereen
Dp: i 68 p. 4to. $60.00. © Sept. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A
4377388.
Standard financial digest service.
3, no. A 17. cover-title. various pag-
ing. . 4to. $60.00. © Sept.
4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916;
A 437563.
STAR gazer.
port. fol. [21922
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22 AGING A 432680 : Alfred F. Sew-
ard, Columbus, O.
[STARKWEATHER (George B.)] Re-
versing the shield. The Kennett
stress. 37 p. plate (perts) S8vo.
[21923
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 435987; L. G. Pres-
eott, Washington.
v. A
v. 5, no. 8 *4° 12 aline.
STAY-ROUND silo co.*, Portland, Or.
Silo science. [11] p. folder. illus.,
ports. 16mo. ; [21924
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 436570.
STEADMAN (Frank Morris)* NewYork.
[21925-21928
Exposure table for Steadman’s aabameter
card, printed on both sides, 3 by 43
inches. @ Aug. 20,, 1916: 2 le sand
aff. Sept. 138, 1916; A 486802.
Steadman’s unit fotografy exposure
eard, for moving picture cameras.
Card, 23 by 32 inches. @© _ July 5,
1916;.2 ¢e. and aff. Sept. 23,5 2916;
A 436806.
Steadman’s unit fotografy exposure card,
for the uniform system of . Stone
Card, 64 by 382 inches. © July 5,
1916; 2 ec. and: aff. Sept. Is, 2986;
A 436804.
Steadman’s unit fotography speed list.
Sheet, 11 by inches. July. 5,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916:
A 4386808.
(Max)* Chicago. Ford and
four spot fun in pictures. [12] p.
folder. illus... 24mo. $0.10.
[21929
© July 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
1, 1916; A 436207.
970
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
21948
STEINER (John C.)* Waukesha, Wis.
Coming calamity. 15p. port. 24mo.
$0.20. [21930
© July 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. July
13, 1916; A 434911.
STENDER (August)* New York. Hotel
employees versus labor unions. (Jn
The caterer July, 1916).
* © July 1, 1916; 1 ¢ Sept. 13, 1916;
A 442414,
STEPHANOVE (Constantine)
[21932-21934
Bulgars’ lightning dash perils allies. ©
Ras. 29-1916" 1 ¢c. Sept. 1, 1916; A
449184.
Fights again for Meleddguia! © Sept. 4,
916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916; A Booth,
Roumanian youths summoned.
4.1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 11, 1916; oresen
[Note: The peeone are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
STEPHENS (Anna D.) Better kind of
soldier. (Jn Messenger of peace, Au-
gust 1916) [21935
mame t6 1916: 1 ¢. Aug. 21,
1916; A 441920; Peace association of
Friends in America, Richmond, In-
diana.
STEPHENSON underwear millis*, South
Bend, Ind. Victoria undersuits made
in the Stephenson mills. [20] p.
illus. fol. [219386
ee itar ts, 1916: 2 c. Sept. 1,
1916; aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436568.
STERLING (Robert)* Baltimore. World
conquered. [7] p. illus. 16mo. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [21937
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1916;
aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 486660.
STERLING co.*, Darby, Conn. Artistic
Sterling. [23] p. illus. port. Svo.
[219388
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486724.
S1ETSON (George W.)* Boston.
story of a good mixer. ‘Pittsburgh,
Pa., The Williams gauge company
[1916] [4] p. 8vo. [21939
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 « Aug. 28.
1916; aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439030.
inies*.
STETSON shoe Co., S. Weymouth,
Mass. Dept. 5, stock book no. 20,
1916. 48 p. col. front. illus. (part
col.) S8vo. [21940
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 439052.
[21931 |
True |
STEVENS (C. M.) Wonderful stories
from the wonderful book for young
and old; prepared especially for the
needs of Sunday schools and reli-
gious homes. New York, Cupples &
Leon company [1916] 2 p. 1., 122
p. illus. 8vo. $1.00. [21941
"‘} Seppe, 2.) 1916-2 (¢.. Sept 18.
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437671;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
STEVENS CouNtTy, . Wash. Stevens,
Pend Oreille and Ferry counties di-
rectory, 1916-17. v. 4. Seattle,
Spokane, [etc.] Wash., R. L. Polk
& co., inc., 1916. 3138 p. 8vo. [21942
© “Aug..14, 1916; -2..c.. Aug: 24,
1916; aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 438229;
R. L. Polk & co., ine., Seattle.
[StewArt (Chas. P.)] Mott charges
others more to blame in graft scan-
dal; will return. (In Syracuse
journal) [21943
© “Aus. 11,01916: ff c.. Aug. 22,
1916; A 441961 : United press asso-
ciations, New York.
Stewart (Lucy Shelton)* Evanston,
Ill. Lest we forget. 8 p. 8vo.
[21944
© July 20, 1916 = 2 e andra.
July 31, 1916; A 4385496.
Stewart (Manson A.)* Yankton, 8.
D. Beginning Latin. 2 p. 1., 264 p..
Svo. [21945
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 485874.
Economic value of
good shop illumination. (Jn Ameri-
can machinist) [21946
GP Aus St" 19163 “1 “ev Aug. ol,
1916; A 442291; Hill pub. co., New
York.
SticknEyY (G. H.)
Stircer (James Madison) God.
Philadelphia, Boston [etc.] Ameri-
can Baptist publication society, 1916.
i vy Set a 16mo. ([Publication] no.
520) $0.01. [21947
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 486126; A. J. Rowland,
sec., Philadelphia.
Kansas City, Mo.
Star’s voice lesson. Lesson 16.
(In Kansas City star) [21948
(er Aus.” 27, toto. 1c. Ane ot,
1916; A 442172
STOELZEL (Hmmy) *
971
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21949
STOKES (Frederick <A.) co.*, New
York. Baby’s book, a record, with
illustrations by Florence Choate and
Elizabeth Curtis. 30 1. col. front.,
ius. (part. col) Sve. S00:
[21949
© July 31, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 3, 1916;
aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 485558.
Stoner (Burton) [21950, 21951
Piff and Hip Woodchuck’s adventures
and other bedtime stories. New York,
The. Piatticéeleck.co. » [T1916], saps 1,
[58] p. col. front., illus. S8vo. ([Bed-
time story-land books]) $0.15. @©
July, 245 196s 2 -¢: Aus. SlO1es ar
Aug. 7, 1916; A 4385956.
Piff Cottontail’s travels and other bed-
time stories. New York, The Platt &
Peck .co.; 7 P1906). depict. as) pa teat.
front., illus. S8vo. ([{Bed-time story-
land books]) S045: @iesuly 24,
191G; 2 cc. Bug. 8, 1916; att, Aner,
1916; A 435962.
© Platt & Peck co., New York.
Strout (Rex T.) Last drive. (In
Golfers magazine) [21952, 21953
nap. 2... @ Ane” 1, TOie= | ery was
(e
141916 A 441751.
chap. ‘3. © Sept: -15> 191675 “2 "ec. “Sent.
18, 1916; A 442531.
© Golfers magazine co., Chicago.
Stowe (Lyman E.)* Detroit. Letter
head and horoscope blank. Sheet,
chart, 18 by 8 inches. [21954
© Mar. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. July 3, 1916;
aff. Mar. 18, 1916; A 4350383.
SItRATEMEYER (Edward) Dave Porter
and his double; or, The disappear-
ance of the Basswood fortune, by
Edward Stratemeyer ; illustrated by
Walter S. Rogers. Boston, Lothrop,
Lee & Shepard co. [1916] 4 p. L.,
295 p. front. 12mo. - (Dave Porter
series) $1.25. [21955
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 487516; Lothrop,
Lee & Shepard co., Boston
STroMBERG electric co.*, Chicago.
Automatic time indicating and signal-
ling instruments. .4 p. illus.,
Ato. (Bulletin no. 207) © Sept. 6,
1916; 2. ¢) and aft, Senta. » ane:
A 436702.
Space finding attachments for time re-
corders for cost keeping. 4 p. illus.,
forms. 4to. (Bulletin no. 203A) ©
Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
1916 ; A 436703.
Strone (Wm. J. H.)* Chicago. Cau-
tion, [note] Tag, printed on both
sides, 3 by 64 inches. [21958
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
12, 1916; A. 436382.
ein 21957
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Stuart (Josephine B.)* New Bedford,
Mass. Outline of work in classes
for the conservation of eyesight, arr.
by J. B. Stuart and H. F. Moore.
52 ecards, printed on both sides, 12
by 9 inches in cover. [21959
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 487802.
Stuart (Katharine) Science of put-
ting. (Jn Golfers magazine, Sept.,
1916) [21960
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 © Sept ie
1916; A 442585; Golfers magazine
co., Chicago.
Sturtevant (B. F.) co.*; Boston.
Sturtevant heaters. Catalog no. 230,
Aug., 1916. 129, [3] p. illus., tables,
diagrs. 4to. (Sturtevant engineer-
ing series) [21961
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 486284.
Success with meat, v. 2, no. 2. Aug.,
1916. Chicago, B. Heller & co., 1916.
48 p. illus. Svo. [21962
© July 10, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 435085 ; B. Heller & co.,
Chicago.
SULLIVAN (C. Gardner) [21963-21967
Foundling. [Los Angeles, Cal., Printed
by Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 19 p. 12mo. © Tune 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432997.
Ieed bullet. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co. 1916] 9 p.
vo Aug. 31;,°1916% 2>°@ and am
Sept. It AGI = A 436713.
Pig’s sister. rises Angeles, Cal., Printed
by Standard printing co..1916] cover-
title, 14 p. 12mo. © June 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. July 10, 1916; A 432993.
Three of many. [Los Angeles, Printed
bv Standard printing co.. 1916]
title; 13 p.. LSvorg © Sep it, 25, ee
2c. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916: eee 436715.
Toys. [Los Angeles, ise by Stand-
ard printing co., 1916] cover-title,
8 p. 8vo. © Aug. 31, 1916: 2 cand
aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A’ 436719.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, -Chieago.
Sullivan electric room and pillar
coal cutter. CE-6 direct current.
[21968, 21969
no: -63Bb. 3d ed: 34 Dp. illus. S8vo.
(Cover-title: Sal low vein coal
cutters) © Aug. 2, 1916<.°2 Goan
aff. Aug. 7, 1916: - A’ 435621.
Price list of aie no. 63BP, 3d ed.
p. S8vo. © July 19, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 435620.
SUNFLOWER State life assn. of McPher-
son, Kan. [21970, 21971
Agents’ manual. 68 p., blank 1. for mem-
orandum 16mo. © July 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. July oe igié: A "436135.
972
“no. 9, 1916
_ SUNFLOWER state life assn. of McPher-
son, Kan.—Continued.
j
r Twenty year term accumulative policy.
; [4] p. folder, col. illus., fold. to S8vo.
@ July 29, 1916 ; 2c. and aff, Aug. 3,
4 1916 ; f 436223.
}
© Hiram C. Landrus, McPherson,
Kan.
_ SwaAmp-root almanac, 1917. cover-
7 title, 32 p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
: [21972
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
22, 1916; A 486545; Dr. Kilmer &
co., Binghamton, N. Y.
(Frederick Arthur)* Pitts-
burgh. Rules for playing Filmania,
a game. Sheet, 134 by 3% inches.
. [21973
© July 5, 1916; 2c. July 8, 1916;
aff. July 18, 1916; A 484992.
SWEET (W. N.)* Chazy Landing,
Chazy, N. Y. Automobile route.
Malone, New York to Burlington,
Vermont and return. [4] p. nar.
4to. [21974
, © July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
me 2, 1916; A 437751.
_ SweEeTtanp (Charles A.)* Chicago.
[21975, 21976
Forty causes of losses in retail stores;
how to stop them. Chicago, Logan
printing house, 1916. [8] p. 16mo.
$0.50. © Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 4389034.
What makes a retailer prosper, no. 1-
14 [and] Forty causes of losses in
retail stores. Chicago, Ill., Logan
printing house, [1916] 15 v. in box.
16mo. $1.50. Contents.—1. Person-
ality —2. Cleanliness and order.—3.
Affability—4. Promptness.—5. Serv-
ice.—6. Careful buying.—7. Advertis-
ing.—S8. Window display.—9. Store
lighting —10. Extending credit.—11.
Keeping the accounts.—12. Collec-
tions.—13. MHandling the cash.—14.
Pricing and marking goods. © Sept.
5, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916;
A 436655.
SWEETLAND filter press co., inc.*,
Brooklyn. Sweetland self-dumping
mer, 24 ». illus., -diagrs. 4to.
(Catalogue no. 12) [21977
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
_ 14, 1916; A 485768.
Swirt (Walter Babcock)* Boston.
Summer and winter lecture courses
SwEEtT
el erik eee ee ee ee eee
on speech disorder, 1916-17. [Pros-
pectus] cover-title, 48 p. narrow
Svo. [21978
© June 16, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436656.
_Swieart (George W.)* Chicago. Swi-
gart’s Selling instructions. cover-
mee (5 [5] p. 16mo. [21979
© June 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
22, 1916; A 432644.
BOOKS, GROUP II
21996
Swine (Raymond E.) [21980-21991
Austrian ruler, 86, pack to simple life.
© Aug. 19, 1916; c. Aug. 23, 1916;
A 441973.
Chicago physician aids war wounded. ©
Aug. 29; 1916; Pe Aug. 2401916 ¢ A
442006.
Denies Polish kingdom talk. © Aug. 18,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1916; A 441994.
Deutschland news held up. © Aug. 28,
191G 30k coAugs 31, 1916+ A 442168;
Gerard and Kaiser to confer on Poland.
©' Aue.- OF 1916%°1 7c. Aug. 12; 1916;
A 441743.
Gerard makes a statement. © Aug. 19,
19tG; 1 co Aug. 25, 1916 A 441977.
Germany wild with glee. @©@ Aug. 25,
Gis. ey Aue’ 30, 1916; A 442129.
Heydebrandt gives keynote for empire.
Aug. 22, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 25, 1916;
A 442051.
Newspaper men see Gerard. © Aug.
191G6e)1 es,Aug. £2, (19167 °A sdttas)
Sees danger in milk rules. © Aug. 17,
1916; i e} Auge 241, 19162 A 441949.
Thousands welcome Kenig. © Aug. 26,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916; A 442139.
U. S. deal opposition denied. © Aug. 21,
TOIG? te. Aug..24, 1916: A 142008.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
SYBEBRUD (Cornelius C.)* Emmons,
Minn. Sybebrud’s egg computing
table. Sheet, 12? by 234 inches.
[21992
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 436450.
SYNFLEUR scientific laboratories.
American perfumer-synfleur insert.
[21993, 21994
Nos toe: a. 14) pe. Whus! “fol. »@) uly
19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 11, 1916;
A 435732.
no..4- [4 ]ep:
POG sere:
A 439174.
© Alois von Isakovics, Monticello,
dS Pe
illus. fol. © Aug. 17,
and aff. Sept.. 5, 1916;
Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse directory
also Solvay, Onondago, Eastwood
1916. v.59. Syracuse, N .Y. Samp-
son & Murdoch co., 1916. loose fold.
map. S8vo. $6.00. [21995
© Sept. 2. 191672 ec, Sept. oO:
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 487621;
Sampson & Murdock co., Boston.
SyRACUSE herald. Booklovers’ picture-
game. (Jn Syracuse herald)
[21986
© July 9, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916;
A 442284; Booklovers contest co.,
ine., New York.
973
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21997
SYRACUSE SMELTING works*, Brooklyn.
Pouring Babbitt metals. Card, col.
illus., 8 by 9 inches. [21997
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 436257.
TAGLIABUE (C. J.) mfg. co.*, New York
and Brooklyn. [21998-22001
Catalog no. 341, 342. 20, 20 p. illus.
4to. Contents.—341. Hydrometers for
all purposes.—342. Chemical or labora-
tory thermometers. © July 1, 1916;
2c. Aug. 8, 1916; aff. Aug. 1, 1916;
A 435665, 435666.
Instruments for steam plant use. 48 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. (Cover-title,
Tagliabue steam plant catalog no.
540.) @: July 4, °1916; Len July.28,
1916; 1 ce Aug. 8, 1916; aff. Aug.
1, 1916; A 4385664.
Tagliabue recording thermometers, gages,
ete. .37,' £21. -p. “lus. 4to.’ (Cata-
logue 345) © July 1, 1916; 1c. July
, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 8, 1916; aff. Aug.
1, 1916; A 435667.
TANENBAUM (I.) son & co.*, New
York. [22002-22005
Greenhut company, inc., a corporation
and or for the account of whom it
may concern. Sheet, 132 by 8% inches.
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 12,
1916; A 436340.
On the profits and anticipated profits.
Sheet, 133 by 8% inches. © Aug. 5,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A
436341.
On the use and occupancy. Sheet, 11
by 82% inches. © Aug. 5, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. Aug. 12; 1916; A 436339.
Wormser hat stores, ine. [Policy]
Sheet, 1382 by 84 inches. © July 31,
1916 s.2.e.. and afis Aug:2,, 19LG: A
435535.
Tappé (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Tappé’s poupées [and] Inspirations.
(In Harper’s bazar, Sept. 1916)
[22006
) Aug,925,, T916;> 41 Auge )26,
1916; A 442068.
Sub-atomic
the
8 p.
Taytor (Caesar A. A.)
theory in medical practice;
world’s greatest physician.
folder, illus. 4to. [22007
© Aug, 10,,, 1916): 2-0, - Aus eco,
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 436536;
Powhatan Indian proprietary herb
medicine co., Philadelphia.
Taytor (Frederick E.) Soul-winning,
a privilege and an obligation. Phila-
delphia, Boston, [etc] American
Baptist publication society, 1916. 16
p. 16mo. ([Publication] no. 522)
$0.02. [22008
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
ot, toto, & 436125 : A. J. Rowland,
sec., Philadelphia.
pt. I, H. Si," V. ae
Taytor (Mary Imlay)* Mamaroneck,
N. Y. Children of passion, chap.
238-28. (In Munsey’s magazine, Sept.
1916) [ 22009:
© Aug. 19, 1916; 1 ¢c. Sept. 1,
1916; A 442228.
Taytor (N. & G.) co.*, Philadelphia.
[22010, 22011
Roofing tin, flat seam; tin covered decks
and cupolas; buildings, colonial, his-
torical. Sheet, illus., diagrs., printed
on both sides, 21% by 163 inches. (Ar-
chitectural service corporation. Serv-
ice sheet 3, no. 18, May, 1916. ©
Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 25,
1916; A 439017.
Roofing tin, standing seam, tin covered
gutters & dormers, residences, colo-
nial, historical. Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
printed on both sides. 21% by 163
inches. (Architectural service cor-
poration. Service sheet 2, no. 18,
May, 1916)
and aff. Aug. 25, 1916; A 439015.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COS.*, Rochester,
INS [22012-22015
Control of temperature in corn cookers,
pea blanchers and peach blanchers.
8 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. © July 27,
1916; 2 c«. and aif: Aus? Li oie.
A 435687.
Control of temperature in exhaust boxes,
continuous cookers, lye peelers, steril-
izing tanks. 8 p. illus. diagrs. * (part
blue prints 8vo. © July 27, 1916:
2c. and aff. Aug. 11, 1916. A 435686.
H. & M. thermometers and Tycos record-
ing thermometers. [2], 5-17, [1] p.
i . 8vo. (Bulletin 300)
© 1916; °2:¢c. and a Aug. dit,
1916; 7 435684. .
Refrigeration and cold storage thermom-
eters. 44 (i. e. 14) p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin 300A) © Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 435685.
T'CHERKESOFF (Warlam) [22016-22023
Charge Mackensen snubbed Austrians. ©
Aug. 26, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916; A
442141,
Education plan for Russia. © Aug. 15,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 18, 1916; A 441885.
Germans buy Russian gold. © Sept. 7,
1916 5:2c. Septy 12; 1916: ple
Resents attacks on Britain. © Aug. 31,
916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 442946.
Roumanians called army of hibere sae.
© Aug. 30, 1916; 1c. Sept. 2; 19iGe
A 442198.
Russ plow follows sword. @© Aug. 22,
2c. Ane’ 25) Oni Geen 449055.
Russia arrests speculators. © Aug. 11,
LOL6 3; 2c. Aug, 17, "1906 Fa a4i8i6,
Russians threaten Bulgaria. © Sept. 1,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A A428,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
T'sLONOR corporation* , Chicago. Telo-
nor with the sensitone. cover-title,
32 p. illus. 8vo. [22024
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1916;
aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 485744.
974
BOOKS, GROUP II
22054
no. 9, 1916
TEMPERANCE beverage co. Try 12 on
us. [4] p. col. illus. 4to. [22025
© May 25, 1916; 2 ec. June 12,
1916; aff. May 31, 1916; A 432677;
L. M. Hamburger, Chicago.
TEMPEST (Phineus)* Rexburg, Id.
When Gertie comes to town. (Jn
Rexburg standard. ) [22026
GpAue 17.1916; 1. ¢,Ang.. 28,
1916; A 442436.
TrEMPLER (George H.)* Jerseyville,
Ont., Canada. Artist’s model. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [3] p. 12mo.
[22027
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439100.
TIRHUNE (Albert Payson) Crimson
stain mystery. (Jn New York eve-
ning world) [22628-22030
er 1. © Sept. 7, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 8,
1916; A 442498.
2d episode. © Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
15, 1916; A 442498.
3d episode. © Sept. 21, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
22, 1916; A 442667.
© Consolidated film corporation,
New York.
TERRELL (Philip A. H.)* Washington.
Strictly professional services.
United States and foreign patents,
trade-marks, designs, copyrights.
[6] p. folder. S8vo. [22031
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
24, 1916; A 485361.
Tessizr (Charles O.)* Hawthorne,
Mw ¥. Putting a patent through.
[8] p. folder. 8vo. [22032
© May 29, 1916; 2 ce. May 22,
1916; aff. June 2, 1916; A 486008.
(In New York
[22033-22042
5, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
‘THEIR married life.
evening journal)
Aug. 5,1916. © Aug.
7, 1916; A 441834.
Aug. 8, 1916. © Aug. 8,
J, 1916; A 441840.
AUS) 12. 1916. © Aug. 12, 1916;
Aug, 14, 1916; A 441849.
Aug. 17, 1916. @© Aug. 17,
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441854.
AMe, 22, LOG. @ Aug. 22,
Aug, 23, 1916; A 441984.
Aug. 24, 1916. oh Aug. 24,
Aug. 25, 1916; A 442150.
mus. of, 1916. © Aug..31, 1916;
Sept. T UO MGA 449175.
Sept, 9). 1916; © Sept..5,;
Sept. 6, 1916; A 442255.
Sept. ¥, 1916. © Sept. 9,
Sept. A, 1916; A 442348,
” Sept. 14, 1916. © Sept. 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 442494.
© International news service, New
York.
L916: 1) ec. Aug.
ec
1OTG aA eC.
1916" Gs
1916; Op
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1916; Ci
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1916 ;
©
THERE and back from Detroit, Mich.
Vin Leno, Le aulye lOles . Detroit:
Mich., W. H. Coffrin, 1916. cover-
title, [82] p. 24mo. $0.10. [22043
© July 21, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
28, 1916; A 485482; William Henry
Coffrin, Detroit.
(Peter R.)* Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich. Vest pocket pilot book.
Sem. 2 le wits. e2mo, [22044
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
THIBAULT
18, 1916; A 438600u.
THOMA: (H: R.)* Olympia, Wash.
How much can we save; or, Finan-
cial efficiency in the home. [88] p.
forms. ob]. 8vo. $1.00. [22045
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Aug.
12, 1916; A 486353.
THomaASs (H. Kerr)* Buffalo. Auto-
mobile performance formulae, by H.
Kerr Thomas, ed. by John Younger.
cover-title, 8 numb. 1., blank pages.
12mo. $0.50. [22046
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
81, 1916; A 486552.
THOMAS’ hardware, sporting goods and
kindred trades lists. 19th annual
ed., 1916. New York, The Thomas
directory co., 1916, 35 v. S8vo. in
box, 93 by 6+ by 24 inches. $15.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [22047
© July 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 486163; Thomas direc-
tory co., New York.
THOMPSON (R. W.) [22048-22052
Aid for Jamaica planters. © Aug. 19,
ONG LL COATT, 1916; A 441976.
Fricane relief $200,000. © Sept, 5,
16; (1c. Sept: 8) 1916. A 442302.
ease Sweeps Jamaica. © Aug. 16,
1916s Le Aue, 19.) 1916 Al 441904.
Ships sunk in hurricane. © Aug. 17;
LOMG = We, Aus, 215 196) vA 441953.
U. S. to buy Jamaica mules. © Sept. 6,
LOLG ST ec. Sept. 95 1916" A 449398,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
THWwING (Charles F.) Friendship as
an asset. Proof (National editorial
service, serial no. 418) [22053
© Feb. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 484916; National edi-
torial service, ine., New York.
TiEMANN (Harry D.) Circulation in
dry kilns. pt. 4. (Jn Lumber world
review ) [22054
© Aug. 10, 1916; 1 c Aug. 17,
1916; A 441810; Lumber world re-
view, Chicago.
975
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22059
pt.1,/ ness. ve
TIMKEN roller bearing co.*, Canton, O. | TRAPHAGEN (John Conselyea)
How can I tell? 32 p. front., illus.,
diagrs. 12mo. [22055
©. July "17, 1986: 2 @~ July 25,
1916; aff. July 24, 1916; A 436093.
TiRRILL’S official directory automobile
owners of Columbus and Franklin
County, 1916. [Columbus, O.], Auto
list’ directory co: 1916; 1 pil 228;
[2}-p: 16mo07" $0.25. [22056
© July 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
31, 1916; A 485502; W. Carl Tirrill,
Columbus, O.
TosLER & co.*, New York. Dufour
bolting cloth; a practical reference
book. cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
[22057
© June 26-1916) ean aki
June 28, 1916; A 436010.
ToLEepo, O. Classified building trades
directory of Toledo, Ohio and vicin-
ity. New York, Issued by the A. B.
C. catalogue co. [1916] [8] p. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] [22058
© July 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 434973; Richard M.
Roesser, New York.
T'oLEDO SAVINGS bank & trust co. 21
tested plans for saving. cover-title,
16 p. illus. 16mo. $0.05. [22059
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485746; Maurice Elgut-
ter, Toledo, O.
TOLEDO SCALE co.”, Toledo, O. Greatest
force in the world. 24 p._ illus.
12mo. [22060
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
3, 1916; A 4386248.
TomuInson (Anna M.)* Berwyn, III.
Anna M. Tomlinson’s forty lessons
on How to develop a piano hand.
cover-title, 8 numb. 1. 4to. $15.00.
[22061
© Aug: 1, 191632 ci and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 435648.
Tore (Homer W.)* Philadelphia.
Overthrow of the saloon. [8] PD.
port. S8vo. [22062
©: June.,.20;, 19162 "2 Ga slye 20:
1916; aff. July 20, 1916; A 436009.
Trainor (Joseph F.)* Brooklyn. Sys-
tem of fonetic writing using letters
of the alphabet. 15 p. 16mo.
$0.50. [22063
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436389.
976
Mar-
ketability of securities. New York,
Alexander Hamilton institute, 1916.
20 p. port. Svo. [22064
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486720; Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
TRASK (Leo B.)* Detroit, Mich. They
never speak when they pass by; or,
The wedding day came at last.
Sheet, 14 by 5 inches. [22065
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. June 28, 1916;
aff. July 10, 1916; A 435000.
TRAVELERS insurance co.*, Hartford.
Your skin is your armor. Sheet. 6
by 9 inches. ' [22066
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 435985.
TROSTEL (Albert) & sons co.*, Milwau-
kee. In the color which robed the
ancient kings. [7] p. col. mounted
plate. 4to. [22067
© July 31, 1916; 2 « Aug. 14,
1916; aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 435965.
TRUSSED concrete steel co.*, Detroit.
[22068, 22069
Kahn pressed steel joists and studs with
hy-rib....23. p., wlus., giderse 7 aes
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c«. June 22, 1916;
aff. July 14, 1916; A 435063.
Kahn steel buildings. 2d ed., 1916. 28
p. illus. 4to. © Apr. 26, 291622 e
June 22, 1916; aff. July 14 19eG7e
435064.
Tryon (Grace L.)* New York. Devel-
opment of thought and character.
[15] p. front. (port.) 24mo. $0.25.
[22070
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
10, 1916; A 432988.
TULLOoSS (Rees Edgar) [22071-22075
Composition of business letters. Spring-
field, O., The Tulloss school of type-
writing, 1916. 382 p. Svo.. (Lecture
no. 6, accompanying The new. way in
typewriting) © July 27, 1916; 2 ¢«.
and aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 433927.
Essentials of filing systems. Springfield,
O., The Tulloss school of typewriting,
1916. 61 p. illus. S8vo. (Lecture no.
9, accompanying The new way in type-
writing) © Sept. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 438408.
New way in typewriting. Special exer-
cises for finger training. Series no. 10.
Springfield, O., The Tulloss school of
typewriting, 1916. 71 p. illus. 8vo.
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
1916; A 436735.
Typewriting beautiful. Springfield, O.,
The Tulloss school of typewriting,
1916. 63 p. S8vo. (Lecture 2 no. 2,
accompanying The new way in type-
writing) @© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 433926.
;
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
TuLtoss (Rees Edgar)—Continued.
Typewriting efficiency. Springfield, O.,
The Tulloss school of typewriting,
1916. 388 p. 8vo. (Lecture no. 1,
accompanying The new way in type-
writing) © July 15, 1916; 2 c. and
an. Aug. 2; 1916; A 4383925. -
© Tulloss school co., ine, Spring-
field, O.
TULLOSs school co., inc.*,
O. Difference between
John. cover-title [21] p.
Springfield,
Bill and
illus. 48mo.
[22076
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486736.
TULSA union loan & savings associa-
tion, Tulsa, Okla. Getting on in the
world. cover-title, 12 p. 16mo.
[22077
© July 20, 1916; 2 © and aff. Aug.
4, 1916; A 4385606; James H. Mc-
Cullough, Tulsa, Okia.
TURBIVILLE (Mrs. Hallie C.)* Roanoke,
Va. Daisy fortune book. cover-title,
12 1. eol. illus. 4to. [With places
for photos] [22078
(©) Suly 21, 1916; 2 ¢, and aff. July
- 26, 1916; A 486240.
TURNER (Rebecca Jane)* Memphis.
War poems. [8] p. 1i6mo. $0.25.
[22079
omnes 1916; 2c. July 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 17, 1916; A 485877.
TURNER construction co.*, New York.
Turner for concrete. cover-title. 15
p. illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 18)
[22080
jriuly 22,1916; 2-¢. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 436083.
TUTTLE (P. M.)* Chicago. Merchants
trade and credit association local
credit reports. 71. 8vo. [22081
© Feb. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. June
24, 1916; A 4382678.
TyterR (Parker Rockwell)* New York.
mien course. 14, [22] p. port.
SvO. [22082
meso logs. De andy aft.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 4867 10.
Urmann (Bernhard) co., ine.*, New
York. SBucilla blue book, no. 4.
Hmbroidery stitches and their many
uses. 47 p. illus. 8vo. $0.10.
[22083
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 4383969. ;
Urricu (Henriette R.)* Sierra Madre,
Cal. Mother Nature in southern
California to her children in the
Hast. {fo} p. 16mo: [22084
Cy duty 12> 1946-2) ¢) and’ aff.
July 18, 1916; A 484995.
Oi
22106
UNDERWOOD (Drury) ‘Top ’o the morn-
ing. (In Chicago heraid)
[22085-22102
Aug. 10, 1916. © Aug. 10, 1916; 1 «.
Aug. 11, 1916; A 441732.
Aug. 11, 1916. © Aug. 11,
Aug. 12, 1916; A 441729,
Aue 2 eOliGe i @mAnies a2.
Aug. 14 1916; A 441762.
Aug. 18, 1916. © Aug. 138,
Aug. 14, 1916; A 442036.
Anse to; LOG @ PAusy 5.
Aug. Gy VOLE SA 447827,
1916; 1. e¢,
1916; 1.
1916; 1 ¢.
1916;
1
il
Aue. UG Lote. ©: Augss 16." 19t6 3 7c:
Aug. 17, 1916; A 441830.
Auge li, 1916s (©) Auge. Of, OrG is 1, Cs
Aug. 18, 1916; A 441914.
Aue LO.) LOtG 5 ©) PAs. OSG ne,
Aug. 21, 1916; A 441925.
Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug. 20, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 441929.
Sept. 6, 1916. © Sept. 6, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442398.
Sept. 7, 1916. © Sept. 7, 1916; 1 ¢
Sept. 8, 1916; A 442401.
Sept.29; TOlGs (©) Sept. (9/1916 Ase;
Sept. alae 1916; A 442407.
Sept. 10, 1916. © Sept. 10, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. il, 1916; A 442424.
Sept. 12, 1916.° © Sept. 12,.1916; 1 c¢.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442458.
Sept. 13, 1916. © Sept. 13, 1916; l «.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 442490.
Sept. 14, 1916. © Sept. 14, 1916; l«.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 442546.
Sept. 15, 1916. © Sept. 15, 1916; le.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442543.
Sept. 16, 1916. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 ec.
sept. 18, 1916; A 442549.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
UNDERWoopD (Lineas D.)
[221038, 22104
Underwood’s digest.
June, 1916.
v. 12, no, 2, Apr.—
Washington, D. C., The
Card digests co., 1916. 1386 cards,
a. Dy) Oo inehes. 2 file(s. "©. Anes is;
1916; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1916; aff. Aug. 18,
1916; A 435897.
© Card digests co., Washington.
Underwood’s trade-mark digest. v. 5, no.
1, Jan.June, 1916. Washington, D.
C., The Card digests company, 1916.
143 cards, 3 by 5 inches, $2.00. ©
Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1916; aff.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 435898.
© Lineas D. Underwood, Wash-
ington.
UNDERBWRITER’S laboratories*, Chicago.
Electrical data. Aug., 1916. 22 p.
illus. Svo. [22105
@ Aust 1916; 2 Gavddies26,
1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 436627.
UNION ADVERTISING agency. Special
advertising campaigns. Newspapers
that count: L916 ed: ~3s2 p) ~ illus,
port., map. 4to. (Southwestern ad
specials no. 44) [22106 ©
© July 27, 1916; 2c. Aug. 1, 1916;
aff. Aug. 11, 1916; A 436513; James .-
W. H. Givan, El Paso, Tex.
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22107
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
UNION SALES assn. co.*, Marietta, O. | UNITED PRESBYTERIAN church of North
[22107-22114
Advantages of profit-sharing and co-
operation. Sheet, 11 by 82 inches.
@P iy iS be ONG ee and aff. Aug. 3,
19164: 436233.
Danger line in prices. Proof that it is
dangerous to buy package goods at
too low a price. Sheet, 11 by 84
inches. © Aug. 3, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Sept. 11, 1916; A’ 436728.
Exclusive full- ine cooperative plan.
Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. © Aug. 1,
LOLG 32) (Copand Satie Aue. 25. PONG TA
436235.
How to avoid the dangers of substi-
tution. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. ©
July ec. and aff. Aug. 3,
ois) BOG. 2
1916; A 436236.
No man is independent of his fellow
men. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. © Aug.
24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11, 1916;
A 436730.
Retailer profits most by the U. S. A.
plan. Sheet, 11 by 83 inches. © Aug.
Weg AOlG= 2c: vandkait Sept, 11, 946);
A 436727.
Trade marks worth millions. Sheet, 11
by .84 inches. © Aug. 1, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 436234,
Us Ss A. plane s2 Al 9 4to.t1© pause. A:
1916; 2): “and: vai. Sept. aa, 1916;
A 436729.
UNION TRUST co. You are invited to
join our Landis Christmas savings
@lubs -19Vef4 |) pet Mus! @part
col.) 8vo. [22115
© July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
27, 1916; A 436105; Landis Christ-
mas savings club co., Harrisburg,
Pa.
UNION TRUST co. OF SAN Dieco*, San
Diego, Cal. [22116-22119
How does an executor differ from an ad-
ministrator or trustee? [11] p. 24mo.
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 31,
1916; A 435453.
What must an executor know? [2] p.
24mo. © June 27, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
July 31, 1916; A "435451.
Who shouid make a will? [14] p. 24mo.
© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 31,
1916; A 435454.
Will a trust company increase my es-
tater, [14s ps ~24mo.: (© June 7,
t9O16:% 2we and alt. Juby 3h -191G. A
435452.
UNITED CIGAR stores co., inc.*, New
York. Profit sharing list. - Expires
Dec. 31, 1916. F22120° 221271
[Profit-sharing goods.] 47, [1] p. illus.
8vo. (On cover: Catalog) @© Aug. 25,
1916; 2 ¢c. and,aft. Aug. 28) L9G: A
439039.
{[ Profit-sharing plan.] 48p. illus. 12mo.
(On cover: Catalog) © Aug. 25, 1916;
2 cc. and aft. Aug. 28, 1916; A 439040.
UNITED ELECTRIC co.*, Canton, O. Tuec
stationary cleaner. Architect’s and
engineer’s ed. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. 4to. [22122
© June 26, 1916; ec. and aff. July
11, 1916; A 434908.
America. Twenty-fifth national con-
vention of the Young people’s Curis-
tian union. Song and program book.
ol; [A] DEuIS VO: [22123
© June’ 10; 1916: 2 © dJuae a2:
1916; aff. July 18, 1916; A 435037;
United Presbyterian board of publ.,
' Pittsburgh.
UNITED PUMP & power Co.*, Milwaukee.
Fresh water systems. 16 p. illus.
[22124
© May 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
3, 1916; A 435020.
UNITED SHOE machinery co.*, Boston.
[22125-22127
Diagram of men’s moulds USMC. [21]
blue print diagrs. © Nov. 16, 1915;
2c. and aff. June 26, 1916; A 436096.
Diagram of misses’ and children’s moulds
USMC. cover-title. 22 blue prints,
diagrs. fol... © Nov. 1621915 e.2 2
and aff. June 26, 1916; A 436094.
Diagrams of women’s moulds
Poe blue print diagrams. fol. @ Nov.
16, 1915; 2 ¢ and afi. June 26, 1986 -
A “436085,
UNITED STATES CREDIT clearing corpora-
tion. [Systematic collection follow-
up forms] [10] perforated. fold. 1.
4to. [Text parallel to binding]
[22128
© June 9, 1916; 1 ce. June 9, 1916;
1¢. June 21, 1916; att. July 5) 15te-
A 434860; Wm. James Cawthon,
Chicago.
UNITED STATES DIAMOND importing
co.*, Chicago. 7% convertible dia-
mond bond. Sheet, illus. coupons,
printed on both sides, 16% by 264
inches fold. to 8vo. [22129
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
17, 1916; A 4385108.
UNIVERSAL serum co.*, East St. Louis.
What hog raisers should know. 32
Dp... 12m0, [22130
© July 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
SL s1olGs A 435642.
Upton (John B.) Twenty months of
military life. [9 installments.] (In
Decatur republican) [22131
© May 11-July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Aug. 16, 1916; A 442229; Harriet
Upton Reid, Hepkins, Minn.
Urtrer (Robert Palfrey)* Amherst,
Mass. Strange & surprising table
manners of the crowned heads of
Europe. Montague [Mass.] Printed
by C. P. Rollins, 1916. Sheet, 183 by
74 inches. $0.25. [221382
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 489018.
978
USMC,
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
Vacuum oil co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
[22133-22135
Correct lubrication for motor-boats,
1916. cover-title, 16 p. col. illus.
2AMO Oe suly Lo, 19t6s 2 @ and
aff. July 19, 1916; A 435180.
Correct lubrication [for motor-cycles.]
Ed. of 1916. cover-title, 16 p._ illus.
(part cole 24mo.' © July 15, 1916;
Zeng, alte 4 Uly, 19, 1916. A 435182.
Correct lubrication [for tractors.] Ed.
of 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
(part col.) 24mo. © July 15, 1916;
2 c. and aff. July 19, 1916; A 4385181.
Dayton, O.
[22186-22145
Direction card no: 39-B for installing
V & K water motor pump, size no. 4,
fig. no. 87. Card, diagrs., printed on
both sides, 7 by 10 inches. © Apr. 1,
HONG 2 Cc. and att. Aug. 4, L965 A
435609.
Direction card no. 40-B for installing
V & K water motor pump, size no. 4,
fig. no. 84. Card, diagrs., printed on
both sides, 7 by 10 inches. © Apr. 1,
HONG 2c. and atts Aug. 4,,1916; A
435607.
Direction card no. 41-B for installing
VY & K water motor pump, size no. 4.
VAILE-KIMES CO.*,
fig. no. 77. Card, diagrs., printed on
both sides, 7 by 10 inches. A pany ay bes, Pe
LG zee. and aft. Aug. -4,: 1916; IN
435608.
Direction card no. 68-B for installing
V & K electric rain water pump, fiz.
no. 120. Card, diagrs., printed on
both sides, 7 by 10 inches. © Apr.
1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A
435611.
Direction card no. 69-B for installing
V & K electric rain water pump, fig.
no. 140. Card, diagrs., printed on
both sides, 7 by 10 inches. © Apr. 1,
HONG Ze. and aft. Aug. 4, 1916; A
435610.
VY & K electric rain water pumps. Re-
pair bulletin no. 200. 4 p. diagr. 8vo.
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435260.
Bulletin no. 188. ShuDee why us.,
diagrs. 8vo. © July 12,1916; 2c. and
aff. July 24, 1916; A 435258.
V & K electric shallow well pumps. Re-
pair bulletin no. 210. : ) diagr.
ovo. CG) uly 27, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 4, 1916; A 435612.
V & K water motor pumps, style D. Re-
pair bulletin no. 195. 4p. diagr. 8vo.
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 24,
1916; A 435259.
Bulletin no. 188. 8 p. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. © July 12,1916;2c.and
aff. “July 24, 1916; A 435257.
VALENTINE (Percy Friars) Califor-
nia, the story of our state. [Sacra-
mento, Cal.] California state print-
ing office [1916] 2 p. kL, p. [3]-67,
Pietee., WuuUs.. ports. 12mo.,. (On
eover: California state series)
$0.25. [22146
© June 1, 1916; 2 ¢. July 10, 1916;
aff. July 28, 1916; A 486397; People
22167
VALENTINE & co.*, New York.
[22147-22150
Close it quickly, dear, you'll get soaked,
but the rain’ can’t hurt valspar.
Ante Mord OLS sae. Auiey 14h TONG 2 A
441819.
Ideal in the nursery. (in Saturday
evening post, Sept. 9, 1916) © Sept.
%; LOLG 2 (eo Sept. 12, 190G: A 449344,
Kiddies can’t hurt valspar. (In Outlook,
Sept. 138, 1916) © Sept. 11, 1916; 1
c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442495,
Make indoors cheerful for winter months.
©: Sept: 15,°1916+5"1' c: Sept. 20; 1986:
A 442668.
[Note: The foregoing are in Woman’s
home companion unless otherwise stated]
VAN ASDALE (Walter David)* Pitts-
burgh. Some specimens of advertis-
ing art produced by the studio of
W. D. Van Asdale. Sheet, illus., 25
by 19 inches. [22151
© July 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 434970.
VAN Buren County, Mich. Farm jour-
nal illustrated directory of Van
Buren County, Michigan. [1916-
1921] Philadelphia, W. Atkinson
company, 1916. p. 2-288. illus.
Svo. [22852
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2
12, 1916; A 437647 ;
son ¢o., Philadelphia.
[VAN Devort (T. D.)] Winning of
Nevada for woman suffrage includ-
ing oration of Hon. Curtis J. Hillyer
e. and aff. Sept.
Wilmer Atkin-
in 1869. Carson, Nev., Nevada
printing company, 1916. 29 5:
12mo. $0.10. [22153
©Ovduly 10 A9IG = 2) ce. Jules.
1916; aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 436279;
Nevada printing co., Carson City,
Nev.
VAN Dyner (Hdith) Mary Louise.
Chicago, The Reilly & Britton co.
[1916],- 267 p. inel.. front. —12mo:
$0.60. [22154
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and ff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 487364; Reilly & Britton
co., Chicago.
Vass (Albert Rudolf)* Bondtown, Va.
Pamphlet of labor question in United
States. [6] p. 8vo. 2285
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
6, 1916; A 436618.
VASSAULT (Katharine) * New York.
[22156-22167
Menus for a week and a recipe for each
day. Sept. 3, 1916. @© Sept. 3, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442450.
ee eos, ie =, Menus for a week, with a recipe for each -
of the State of California, Sacra- day. Aug. 20, 1916. ‘Aug. 20,
mento, Cal. 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442448.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22168
pt. 1, DS. ¥e
VASSAULT (Katharine) *—Continued.
Menus for week and recipe for each day.
Aug. 13, 1916. @© Aug. 13, 1916; 1 ¢
Sept. 14, 1916; A 442447.
Practical menus for a week and one
recipe for each day. Aug. 27, 1916.
@ Aug. 27, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 442449.
Weekly food talks. July 23-—-Aug. 6,
1916. [3 instalments] © July 23-
Aug. 6, 1916: 1 c. each Aug. 10, 1916;
A 441670-441672.
Weekly food talks and menus. July 9,
1916. © July 9, 1916; 1 ¢. July 20,
1916; A 441129.
Weekly food talks, department of do-
mestie science. July 2, 1916. © July
1916; 1c. July 17, 1916: A 441192.
Weeki food talk, menus and recipes.
July 23, 1916. © July 23, 1916;
July 26, 1916; A 441323.
Weekly menus and recipes.
1916. © July 16, 1916; 1
1916; A 441322.
Weekly ass with a recipe for each
day. Sept. 10, 1916. © Sept. 10,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442446.
{Note: The foregoing are in Philadel-
phia press.
VAUGHAN (Richard M.) Holy spirit,
the helper. Philadelphia, Boston,
[etec.] American Baptist publica-
tion society, 1916. 16 p. 16mo.
({[Publication] no. 521) $0.02.
[22168
and aff.
. J. Row-
July 16,
ce. July 20,
© June 8, 1916: 2 @
July 27, 1916; A 486124;
land ser Philadelphia.
VAUGHAN’'S seed store*, Chicago. Fall
edition of Vaughan’s gardening illus-
trated. [Autumn, 1916] 55, [1] p.
illus. Ato. [22169
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 e« Aug. 21,
1916; aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 4386502.
VoceL (Herbert R.)* West Orange,
N. J. Vogel’s card purse identifier.
Post ecard, $0.01. [22170
©-Aug. 14, 1916; 2 « Aug. 16,
1916; aff. Aug. 23, 1916; A 439020.
VoOGELMANN (Joseph A.)* Brooklyn.
Vogelmann system of memory train-
ing. pt. 4. cover-title, 16 p. 16mo.
$1.00. [22171
© Aug. 4, 1916: 2 c. and aff.. Aug.
7, 1916; A 435635.
Vorce: v.41 “ies BPA Viste re
numb. 1. 16mo. Be 00. [22172
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
Bh, 611 Ge A. 436275 - Sarah Marie
Chapman, Fargo, N. D.
Yon Rirrnerc (Winifred)* New York.
Sinless child of sin: or, The bastard.
AS
[Motion picture scenario] Tp. S8vo.
$0.50. [22173 |
© Aug. 30, 1916: 2 c and aff. |
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439159.
‘WADE entertainment bureau. Mid-
dinner and after dinner songs. [6]
p. folder, illus. 4to. [22174
© July 29, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
July 381, 1916; A 435501; Mont-
gomery H. Throop, New York.
Watcer (Carl L.)* Indianapolis. Pil-
grim. Indianapolis, Ind., Printed by
the Gutenberg co., 1916. [4] p.
16mo. [22175
© July 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 434967.
WALKER (Abbie Phillips) Told by
the Sandman. Stories for bedtime,
by A. P. Walker; illustrated by
Rhoda C. Chase. [New York]
Harper & brothers [1916] 4 p. L,
p. [8]-97. illus. 12mo. $0.50.
[22176
© Sept. 7. 1916: 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1916;
aff. Sept. 12. 1916: A 437628; Har-
per and brothers, New York.
WaLkerR (Curtis Howe)* Chicago.
Sketch-map as an aid in the teach-
ing of historical geography. (In
School review, Sept., 1916.) [22177
© Sept. 18. 1916; 1 ¢«. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442566.
WALKER (Herbert D.)* New Rochelle,
N. Y. Statistics and information
for voters. [8] p. folder. nar.
24mo. [2217
© Aug. 7, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436313.
WatLtaceE (Daniel H.)* Cleveland.
Shanghaied into the European war.
cover-title, [1], 15 p. illus., ports.
Svo. [22179
© Sept. 7, 1916: 2 « and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 436774.
WALLACE (Robert Johnstone)* Denver.
Longitude and time chart.
[22180-22182
Key to solutions of questions. cover-
title, [4] p. 16mo. $0.10. © Sept.
4, 1916: 2 c and aff. Sept. 8; £916;
A 436662.
Manual for teachers. Rev. CONE Liles
9p. 24mo. $0.10. © Sept. 4,
2c. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 436059"
Revolve the outer dise. [Rev.] Card
with revolving disc, maps. 43 by 4%
inches. $0. 25. © Sept. 4, 1916; 2.
and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A ‘436679.
WatsH (James J.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Fit-u-first dressmaking and tailoring
school. 20 p. diagrs. Svo. [22183
© July 17, 1916; 2 « July 2,
1916; aff. July 24, 1916; A 435360.
980
BOOKS, GROUP II
22207
no. 9, 1916
WatsH (John F.)* Chicago. Way to
Progress. 21. nar. 12mo. [22184
© June 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
June 24, 1916; A 452667.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. July 26, 28, 31, Aug. 2, 4,
eee ae 14 1G 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, 30,
Sept. 1, 4, 1916. [18 instalments. ]
(In St. Louis times) [22185
© July 26-Sept. 4, 1916; 1 c. each
Sept. 7, 1916; A 442289; German
American press assn., St. Louis.
Wal-
grinding
illus. 8vo.
[22186
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436390.
WALTON school of commerce*
Bulletin, 1916, 1917.
WALTHAM grinding wheel co.*,
tham, Mass. Waltham
wheels. p. [8]-S3. front;
, Chicago.
58, [2] p. S8vo.
[22187
eprAme= 112, .1916; 2. ¢c. and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 435969.
Warp (J. E.)* Springfield, O. Sug-
gestions for the busy housewife for
each month of the year. 13 1. nar.
32mo. [Text parallel to binding]
[22188
© July 25, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Aug. 10, 1916; A 436316.
Warp (Montgomery) & co., inc.*, Chi-
cago. [22189-22192
Buyers guide no. 85. [New York ed.]
cover-title, 598 p._ illus., col. Bites
tol @ Aus. 8, 1916; 2 e. Au 10,
1916; aff. Aug. 12] 1916; A 435691.
Portland [ed.] cover- Sas 1054 p.
illus. apart col.) fol. © Sept. 5, 1916;
Se. Sept. 8, 1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916;
A 437612.
Catalogue and buyers’ guide no. ~ 85.
{Kansas City, Fort Worth ed.] cover-
title, 1054 p. illus. (part cel.) fol.
Gane, 25, 1916: 2 c. Sept. 20, 1916;
aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 437759.
Thrift bargain list no. 206.
cover-title, 23 {1] p. illus. 4to.
@ Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1916;
aif. Aug. 14, 1916; A 435878.
WARNECKE (Anna)* Newark, N. Y.
[ Chicago
His wife’s secret. [3] p. 16mo.
[Scenario] [22193
Aue 31° 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 8, 1916; A 436676.
WareeN (George A.) Banner Boy
seouts snowbound; or, A tour on
skates and ice-boats. New York,
Cupples & Leon company [1916] 3
p. 1, 248 p. front. 12mo. (On
cover: Banner Boy scouts series)
$0.60. [22194
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2c ‘Sept. 15,
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437677;
Cupples & Leon co., New York.
S.A
WARREN (S. D.) & co.*, Boston. Dealer
literature. cover-title, 15, [1] p.
illus. $8vo. (Warren’s suggestion
booklet no. 2.) [22195
© June 12, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 435860.
WASHINGTON civil service school. Govy-
ernment positions, how you can get
one. 20th ed. cover-title, 36 p.
illus., port. Svo. $0.25. [22196
© Aug. 7, 1916: 2.c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 435773; Earl P. Hop-
kins, Washington. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. Sheet no. 14, Aug. 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches. [22197
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 485745; Gustave R.
Waskow, Chicago.
Way (Howard E.)* Pittsburgh. Sell-
ing music. (In Musical courier
extra. ) [22198
©? Ave" 265 19165 - 1+ eS Aug. 31,
1916; A 442146.
WEAVER (Samuel Rush)* Philadelphia.
[ 22199, 22200
You can. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. ©
Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 21,
1916; A 435943.
You can’t be one bit happier than your
feet. Sheet, 93 by 6 inches. © Aug.
te POG 2c: and aff. Aug. 21, 1916;
A 435942.
WEBLING (W. H.) Mr. Domby’s de-
feat. (Jn Golfers magazine, Sept.,
1916) [22201
© Sept: “4, 1916; “fe Sept ts:
1916; A 442534; Golfers magazine
co., Chicago.
WEHMAN bros.*, New York. Wehman
bros.’ short stories between drinks.
58 p. 24mo. [22202
© July 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
9, 1916; A 435651.
WEILER (Jason) & son*, Boston. Dia-
monds. cover-title,40 p. illus. S8vo.
[22203
Gt Auer, 1916; 2ve “Aus: 26,
1916; aff. Aug. 29, 1916; A 436523.
WEINBERG (Philip) & sons*, New York.
[22204-22207
Get distance in your Summer game. (In
Vanity Fair, Sept., 1916) © Aug. 25,
TSG 5. De: Sept. 9, 1916; A 442342.
Two hundred and fifty yards straight
down the fairway. (In Golfers maga-
gine, Aug., 1916) © Aug. 1, 1916;
1c. Sept. 8, 1916; A 442297.
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22208
pt. 10S. ws
WEINBERG (Philip) & sons*—Contd.
250 yards straight down the fairway.
Aug., 1916. (in American golfer)
Aye .1, 1816>" 5 '¢_ Sept. 9,, 2aG = A:
4423238.
— Aug. 15,1916. (In Golf illustrated
& outdoor: America. Aug., 1916) ©
Aug: AS; 19i6: ie; Sepa 9, 1916: A
442341.
WEIS (Gabriel)* New York. Guide to
Newport, Rhode Island. 24p. 12mo.
$0.25. [22208
© July 3, 1916; 2c. July 5, 1916;
aff. July 19, 1916; A 4386011.
Beack, N. D. Scenes
nos teeiG.i.
16mo.
[22209
© June 1, 1916; 2c. July 5, 1916;
aff. July 21, 1916; A 436384.
WetcH (Chas.)*
in the Golden Valley.
folder of pls. in cover.
WELLINGTON (Maud Kilbourn)* Well-
ington, Mass. Coming epoch. 2d
suppl. to A new departure. 15 p.
Svo. $0.25. [22210
© July 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
31, 1916; A 485504.
WELTMER (Sidney A.) Suggestive
therapeutics, a complete correspond-
ence course in psychology, general
philosophy, suggestive therapeutics
and right living, together with com-
plete lesson outlines. Section 382.
New rev. ed. 2 p. 1, p. 863-373. fol.
$5.00. [22211
© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486743; Weltmer insti-
tute of suggestive therapeutics,
Nevada, Mo.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. [22212-22250
After the squall. © Sept. 7, 1916; le.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 442365.
Altered decision. © Sept. 1, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 442240.
Attempted vacation. © Aug. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 31, 1916; A 442165.
Cherry colored ribbons. © Sept. 8, 1916;
1c. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442467.
Dad’s chair. © Aug. 10, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
14, 1916; A 441764.
Frivolous Suzanne. © Aug. 22, 1916;
1 ec. Aug. 25, 1916; A 442057.
Gertrude writes home from boarding
school. © Aug. 28, 1916; 1c. Aug. 81,
1916; A 442164.
Handy husbands. © Sept. 13, 1916; 1.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442507.
Harrowing tale. © Aug. 25, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 442126.
Her girl. © Aug. 23, 1916; 1c. Aug. 26,
1916; A 44206 66.
Her great sin. © Aug. 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 449010.
Hired girl. © Aug. 9, 1916: 1 ¢.
Aug.
12, 1916. x 441746.
|
- WERNER Cw. )*—Continued.
Hot weather. © Aug. 11, 1916; 1 «
Aug. 17, 1916; A 441818.
Little Joan. © Aug. 10, 1916; 1 «
Aug. 14, 1916; A 441765.
Love and shortcake. © Sept. 4, 1916;
1 c. Sept..7,..1916; Acaezaa=
Man’s gift. © Aug. 18, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
23, 1916; A 441986.
Miss Barton’s apprenticeship.
Lie TOLGS Aare
441954.
Model. © Aug. 24, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 28,
1916; A 442096.
Modern Hagar. © Sept. 5, 1916: 1 «¢;
Sept. 8, 1916: A 442365.
Nubbin. © Aug. 30, 1916; 1 ec. Sept.
1916s A 442202.
Old fashioned way. © Sept. 6, A916:
1c. Sept. 9, 1916; A 442330.
Old Jacob. © Aug. 7, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
10, 1916; A 441879.
Soe. eldest. © Aug. 29, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 442177.
Rikkarts barn. © Sept. 12, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 442502.
Settle by the fire. © Aug. 29, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 1, 1916; A 442176.
She wolf. © Sept. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Sept.
6, 1916; A 442268.
Some misconceptions regarding bonds.
6. Large vs. small corporations. ©
Aug. 26, 19163 (2. ‘es Aus e3s0; 49r6-
A 442144,
— —7. That they are something new.
@ Aug.:.30, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept: 2, £916;
= 442194.
ystem. Aug. 14, 1916;
it 1916; A 441803.
Taking the kinks out of a boy. @© Sept.
4, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1916; A 442283.
Too fast a gait. © Aug. 16, 1916; 1.
Aug. 19, 1916; A 441907.
Two beds and a moral. © Aug.
1916; 1 c. Aug. 28, 1916; A 442095.
Unknown correspondent. © Au ot,
1916 ;.1 c. Sept. 5, 1916; A 449950,
Voice of El. © Aug. 12, 19167 are
Aug. 17, 1916; A 441808.
Wardrobe or yard? © Sept. 9, 1916;
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1916; A 442472.
When he was a bachelor. © Aug.
1916; 1c. Aug. 30, 1916; A 449143,
When saints sin. © Aug. 15, 1916; 1 ¢.
Aas, 18. 1916 35x 441880.
While the cocks crowed. © Aug. 19,
1916; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1916; A 441972.
White roses. © Sept. 11, 19163 336
Sept. 14, 1916; A 442480.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
©
Aug.
Aug. 21, 1916S".
ae
1 « Aug.
24,
26,
Brooklyn Po-
Card, 10
[22251
ec. and aff. July
WESEL (F’.) mfg. co.*;
litical information blotter.
by 43 inches.
© July 15, 1916; 2
19, 1916; A 436112.
982
no. 9, 1916
West (Otis B.)* Tecumseh, Okl.
B. West’s common sense music in-
structor. 2 sheets, 14 by 21 inches
and 3 by 28 inches. [22252
. © June 1. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
4 5, 1916: A 435668.
_ West Patm Beach, Fla. West Palm
Beach, Fla. city directory, 1916. v. 2.
Asheville, N. C., Florida-Piedmont
| directory co., 1916. 32, 101-326 p.
Svo. (Tropic series) [22253
© June 27, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; R 437685; Ernest H. Mil-
ler, Asheville, N. C.
Westermann service. 84, 85.
Aug.., Aug.—Sept., 1916. i illus.
fol. [ 22254, 22255
© July 8, Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ec. each
and aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 486560,
436561.
WESTERMAYR (Arthur J.)* New York.
[22256-22258
Cobbler. 10 p. (Motion picture
scenario) $0.5 ee nly 32 t9O1G:
*=2 e. and aff. yelp 4 8 ener ‘A 435199.
How greed corrupts. 1p.1, 6p. §8vo.
o.50. @ Aug. 21, 1916: 2 @; and afr.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 436508.
Reporter’s scoop. 7 p. 8vo. $0.50. ©
Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 24,
1916: A 436509.
Serpent tongues.
WESTERMANN service, inc.*, New York.
O.
2.
7) ae ae
{Motion picture sce-
| nario] 1p.1,6p. 8vo. $0.50. ©
‘ Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 5,
F 1916; A 439158.
5
; WESTERN AUTO supply co.*, Kansas
| City, Mo. Ford owners supply book.
: ecover-title, 2 p. 1. p. [5]-72. illus.
Syo. [22260
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
_ aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 435886.
_ WESTERN NEWSPAPER ASSN. Dear friend:
; You are one of 79 people who, if
4 prompt, will secure Ridpath’s His-
7 tory of the world. [4] p._ illus.
7. part. col.) port. 4to. [22261
© July 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. July
29, 1916; A 436151; Henry E. Sever,
Chicago.
WESTINGHOUSE AIR brake co.*, Wilmer-
ding, Pa., & Pittsburgh.
[ 22262, 22263
Mailing sheet, form no. 2205. Main res-
ervoirs. July, 1910. 4 p._ illus,
mass) 410..©@ July. 31, 1916;.2. e.
and aff. Aug. 5, 1916; A 436277.
Westinghouse 1034” cross compound steam
driven air compressor and accessories
for contractors, builders and industrial
plants. 14 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 238,
1916; A 435995.
64353—16——_8
BOOKS, GROUP II
22273
O. | WESTINGHOUSE TRACTION brake co.*,
Wilmerding, Pa. Mailing sheet, form
no. 2206. Main reservoirs. July,
1916. 4p. ilblus., diagr. 4to.
[22264
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 486278.
WESTMORELAND chemical and _ coior
co.*, Philadelphia. Poultry hus-
bandry. 23, [1] p. illus. 16mo.
[22265
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1916;
aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 486489.
WHEELER (Edwin B.) Birth control.
Newburgh, N. Y., Sterling co., 1916.
8 p. 16mo. $0.25. [22266
© July 17, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. July
24, 1916; aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 436239;
Sterling co., Newburgh, N. Y.
WHINNERY (James Everhart)* Oak-
land, Cal. Peggy McCann, her
father and a few friends at home
and abroad. 3 p. 1, 317 p. 16mo.
$1.00. ° af 22267
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 435902.
WHITAKER (Herman)* Piedmont, Cal.
Over the border. (Sunset, the Pa-
cific monthly) [22268, 22269
chap. 1-8. @© July ee 21, 1916;
1c. Aug. 21, 1916; A 44195 6.
chap. 9-11. © Aug. 29, 1916; 1 c. Ang.
29, 1916; A 442121.
WuHuitTe (E. F.) Dispenser & carbo:
nator. As I sit thinking. Carbona-
tor briefiets. The loganberry at the
fountain. Also brief. (Jn Southern
pharmaceutical journal, Sept., 1916.)
[22270
© Aug. 31, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1916; A 442219; W. H. Cousins,
Dallas.
WuHite (H. C.) co.*, North Beming-
ton, Vt. Auto-pin block, the marvel
builder. 27 p. illus., diagrs. obl.
12mo. [22271
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
15, 1916; A 436402.
WHITE (Pearl) Inch from death and
no nearer. (Jn Chicago herald)
[22272
© July 2, 1916; 1 ce. July 3, 1916;
A 440705; J. Keeley, Chicago.
WHITE & Bagley co.*, Worcester.
Crystal clear. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. 16mo. Salat fs
© July 14, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
19, 1916; A 435163.
983
CATALOGUE OF
22974
WHITE Mountain telephone & tele-
graph co.*, Plymouth, N. H. Plym-
outh district telephone directory.
[Section] 11. Summer issue, 1916.
cover-title, 28 p. 8vo. [22274
© Aug: 2, 1916: 2 ¢ Aug. 5, 1916;
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 486289.
WHITEHEAD & Hoag co.*, Newark, N. J.
On raising funds. 19 p. illus. S8vo.
[22275
© Aus. 24, 19165. 2c. and. aff:
Sept. 13, 1916; A 486763.
WHITELL (Clarissa Evelyn)* San
Francisco. California poppy. [San
Francisco, Cal., Mission center of
- universal light, 1916] cover-title,
[24] p. 12mo. $0.15. [22276
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; A 436287.
Wuitine (Jos.) Twentieth century
ticket agent, by J. Whiting and T.
O. Teschendorf. Bay City, Mich.,
The ticket agent’s institute inc.,
[1916] 389 p. 12mo. [22277
© June 24, 1916; 2 e. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 485058; Ticket agents
institute, ine., Bay City, Mich.
WuHItTinc-ADAMS brush users almanac,
1917. Boston, J. L. Whiting-J. J.
Adams co. [1916] cover-title, 32 p.
: jllus., col. plates. S8vo. [22278
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2'c. and aif, Aug.
8, 1916; A 486308; John L. Whiting-
J. J. Adams co., Boston.
Wuo’s who along the North shore.
Summer of 1916. Salem, Mass., The
Salem press co., 1916. xxvii, [11],
5-361, [5] p. illus. 8vo. $5.00.
[22279
© July. 14, 9916; 2.0e. Aue 5,
1916: aff. July 31, 1916; A 4388064;
Albert W. Dennis, Salem, Mass.
WickHAM (Westcott)* Auburndale,
Mass. Growing old. Post card.
$0.05. [22280
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
22, 1916; A,435500.
WIGELSWorTH (John Walter)* Chi-
cago. Vicious circle. 4 1. 4to.
Mimeographed. [Text parallel to
binding] [22281
© July 1, 1916; 2
1, 1916; A 486204.
WitEyY (Belle) Rago and Goni, the
tree-dweller children. New York, D.
Appleton and company, 1916. 4 p. 1.
ce. and aff. Aug.
94 p. front., illus. 12mo. $0.30.
[22282
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 31, 1916: A 438195 : D. Apple-
ton & co., New York.
ag I NEE hee SA ee ie SM aR Nang rad ERA) Re ERG ENG he SY eee aah eat
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 0. 8: v.13 @
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. R. L. Polk & ¢€o.’s
Greater Wilkes-Barre directory,
1916. Wilkes-Barre, Pittsburgh
fetc.]. R. L. Polk & co., 1996) Sac
Svo. $8.00. [22283
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
22, 1916; A 437333; R. L. Polk & co.,
Pittsburgh.
WILLARD storage battery co.*, Cleyve-
land. Free health insurance for
your battery. 35 p. 1i6mo. [22284
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 489037.
WILLIAMS (Dr.) sanatorium. Message
to physicians. [8] p. folder. illus.
Svo. [22285
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ¢-and af.
Sept. 2, 1916; A- 486571; Boyd T.
Williams, Minneapolis.
Witrtams (Charles W.) & co.*, New
York. Boxed wisdom. no. 4. Blot-
ter, illus. 94 by 4 inches. [22286
©aSepk 21, 1916s and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 438510.
Wi~trAMs (R. A. & W. M.) co.*, Cleve-
land. [Code book] 42 p. 16mo.
[22287
©. June. 26, 1916;-2 ¢ ave
1916; aff. July 20, 1916; A 486005.
WILLIAMSON (George) Louisiana. 17
p. fol. [With Frye (Alexis Everett)
Higher ‘geography. Boston, New
York f[ete.] Ginn and company
[1916] [22288
© July 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 487297; Ginn & co.,
Boston.
Wirtrtmore (H. E.) Chemicals used
in the electro-deposition and color-
ing of metals. cover-title, [16] p.
16mo. [22289
© June 30,°1916; 2 ¢ and ane
Aug. 9, 1916; A 485647; Crown
rheostate & supply co., Chicago.
Wittmore (Howson Edward) jr.*,
Chicago. From amber to dynamo,
pt. 16. Operation of direct current
dynamos. (In Brass world, July,
1916) [22290
© July 28, 1916; 1 «@ Aug. 28,
1916; A 442094.
Witmot (William Franklin)* Prince-
TOI, neti: Well-being extension;
studies in practical biology. cover-
title, 1, p. le, 30. p,. Luss eee
$1.00. [22291
© July 28, 1916; 2 c and aff.
July 31, 1916; A 435494.
984
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9. 1916 22312
4 ison (Albert E.) Extraordinary | Wine (James Agrippa)* Chicago.
remedies. Chicago, La Salle exten- Heart of Minnehaha. [4] p. 12mo.
sion university, [1916] 38 p. 4to. $0.10. [22302
(American law and procedure, lec- © Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
ture 40.) [22292 July 21, 1916; A 436617.
i Sent. 71, 1916: 2 c. and _ aff.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 4386687; La Salle
extension university, Chicago.
WINNEPESAUKEE telephone co.*, La-
conia, N. H. Laconia district tele-
phone directory. Summer issue, 1916.
Witson (Andrew Irvine)* Chicago. cover-title, 24 p. S8vo. [22303
Healing and health, the elixir of life. @© SepticSs 19168 2) cand Gaft.
Why man should live 120 years. 16 Sept. 11, 1916; A 436701.
p. 8vo. $0.25. [22293 | wisconstn. State normal school,
© July 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July Dept. of mathematics. Methods and
12, 1916; A 435027. processes in written arithmetic to
fractions.. 1 pels. 17-p. \diaer: Svo.
Witson (Daniel H.)* Portland, Or.
‘ (Bulletin no. 2.) $0.04. [223804
Harmony. 16 p. S8vo. $0.50.
: - $ (22994 @© duneo2Z4 1916: : 2c «July. 5,
: : 1916; aff. July 17, 1916; A 485094;
re aotac” | > Lewis H. Clark, River Falls, Wis.
; : WISCONSIN TELEPHONE CO.
Witson (Ernest H.) & Wilson (Fred [ 22305, 22306
A.)* Nahant, Mass. History and Madison Bell telephone directory. Aug.
botanical relationships of the modern nae Nee one saeese: ee Heats
: i 5 5 ug. ‘ 5 ec. and aif. Sept.
a : Sheet, (blue print) 25 aie Y 1916; A’ 439106.
; : © F. M. McEniry, Milwaukee. _
OR are Bese. meat” Milwaukee Bell telephone directory,
— inte 1916; 2 cand aff, June 26, 1916; A
Witson (Latimer J.) ‘True story of SUES Le ae ee
the man in the moon. Dansville, © Wisconsin telephone co., Mil-
N. Y., F. A. Owen pub. co.; Chicago, waukee,
ets Hall & McCreary. [1916] 31 : :
p. illus. 12mo. (Instructor litera- | WITHERS (Lucius) Stolen detective.
ture series [no. 279 C]) $0.10. (In Chicago herald) [22307 -22309
[22296 Aug. 18, 1916. © Aug. 18, 1916; 1 c.
Aug. Lert OIG: A 449038.
_. © July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. Aug. 20, 1916. © Aug- 20, 1916; 1 c¢.
21, 1916; A 485914; F. A. Owen pub. Aug. 21, 1916; A 441928.
co., Dansville, N. Y. Aue 27, 1916. © Aug. 27, 191GEI1 ec:
Aug. 28, 1916; A 442107.
Witson, -N. C. Wilson, N. C., direc- © J. Keeley, Chicago.
/tory. 1916-17. v. 3. Wilson, N. C., - pico Ora 2
and Richmond, Va., Hill directory | Witte (Ed. H.)* Kansas City, Mo.
eo., inc., 1916. 1 p. 1.; p. T-208. S8vo. How to judge engines. Witte en-
$5.00. [22297 gines. Kansas City, Mo., Witte en-
: gine ees ae 36 p. illus., map.
1916; aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 437724;
Hill directory co., ine., Richmond.
© hae 18 "1916: ¢. and aff, ee
lee LOLG, Spee See.
WOLLASTON woman’s club magazine.
[1916] Wollaston (Quincy), Mass.,
1916. «§ 208 pe oilusi;) ports: ‘to.
WINDER service co.*, New York.
[22298-22301
National service. Issue no. 61. cover-
Peeiei: pe illus,’ 4to.. © July 1,
1916; 2c. July 25, 1916; aff. July 27; | $0.50. [22311
1916; A 436138. © Apr. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. May. 3, 1916;
a pee a it rt See aff. May 2, 1916; A 427929; Wollas-
g y 4, :
1916: oe Sent “i, 1916 une Sept. ton woman’s club, Wollaston, Quincy,
, 1916; A 436711. Mass.
Winder service. Issue, no. 37. _ cover-| Woop (B. F.) music co.*, Boston.
Sehioie Tay os, 1916+ at Doe o7’| Latest novelties. A thematic cota-
1916; A 436139. logue of pianoforte music. Season
Joel See 1a seus Aus Seat © Aug. 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436672.
———| [Issue no. 38] no. bee | 1916; 1917.. 23.p. Svo, [22312
1916; A 436712.
985
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22313
pt..0 naa
Woop (Ben)* Spearfish, S. D. All
that glitters. [Motion picture sce-
nario] [4] p. 12mo. (22515
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 489102.
Wooprurr (J. H.) Berry’s writing
books, Fuller course, 1, 14, 2, 23.
New ed., by J. H. Woodruff, B. D.
Berry and H. W. Flickinger. Chi-
cago, B. D. Berry company, [1916]
4 vol. col. illus. obl. 12mo. Con-
tents.—1, 14. Edward Lear book.—
2, 24. Mother Goose book. $0.07.
[22314
© ahuly 24,7 1916; 2 “e. ‘fuly 27,
1916; aff. July 31, 1916; A 485462;
B. D. Berry co., Chicago.
Woops (Willard E.)* Roanoke, [ll.
Anniversaries of births, weddings
and deaths of our friends. Benson,
Til., The Ladies aid society of the
Methodist Episcopal church, 1916.
[20] p. 12mo. $0.10. [22315
© July 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
17, 1916; A 438098.
WoopwortH (Leo Day)* Rochester,
N. Y. System for real estate brok-
ers. Pt. 6. Filing the listings. (17
Buildings and building management,
Aug., 1916) [22316
©@_Aug. 1, 19162, 1c. Sept. 11916;
A 442204.
Wooten (Marion Frank)* Charlotte,
N. C. Wooten’s revised formulas.
3d ed. Charlotte, N. C., Gray &
Wooten, 1916. 64 p. illus. 8vo.
$1.00. f2A2817
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
6, 1916; A 486642.
Woorton (Myrtle R.)* Winston-Salem,
N. C. Myrtle R. Wootton cure of
infectious and non-infectious dis-
eases. cover-title, 12 p. Svo.
$1.00. [22318
© Aug. 1, 1916: 1 ¢. and aff. Aug.
5, 1916; 1 ce. Aug. 11, 1916; A 485702.
WorLD FAMOUS cog-road. High alti-
tude and the heart. [4] p. 12mo.
[22319
©: July. 15" 1916s -2) ex and sail:
Sept. 1, 1916; A 489132; Manitou
& Pike’s Peak ry. co., Manitou, Colo.
WORLD LIGHTING appliance ¢co., ine.
Special 20 day offer, June 16th to
gune ZOth.> [Sj] ‘p. “folder. y “iius:
Svo. [22320
© June 17, 1916: 2 ec. and aft.
July 21, 1916; A 436176; Theodore
V. Bennett, New York.
986
W ORLD-STATE - World-state.
ry p."12me- ae bys |
© Dee. 19, 1915; 2 ec. Apr. 7, 1916;
aff. June 24, 1916; A 484712; Charles
Lawrence Clist, New York.
league.
WorrALL (Harvey)* Topeka, Kan.
Biographical sketch of Harvey Wor-
rall. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 84 by 6 inches. $0.10.
[22322
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
5, 1916; A 439153.
WORTHINGTON (Charles E.) How to
assist in reducing the tremendous
fire waste which in the last ten
years amounted. to $27,500,000 in
Boston alone and over $2,400,000,000
in the United States and Canada.
cover-title, 11 p. 24mo. [22a2e
© July 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
14, 1916; A 435049; John C. Paige
& co., Boston.
WricHt (David B.)* Chicago. Poems
in prose. Sheet, 24 by 10 inches.
$2.50. ("aaa
© Sept. 2, 1916; °2%¢e) and ais
Sept. 1, 1916; A 486638.
WRITER’S’ Selling service*, Auburn,
N. Y. Service that helps tew
writers succeed. cover-title, [12] p.
perts. S8vo. [22325
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
21, 1916; A 485900.
WouriitzeErR (Rudolph) co.*, Cinein-
nati. Victrola as an aid to busi-
ness. Card, illus. 14 by 10 inches.
fold to 16mo. [22326
© June 15, 1916; 2 ¢«. anda
July 8, 1916; A 434866.
Wr Ch Ao.)
Duchess in pursuit. 5.
widow. (In Story-teller, Sept., 1916)
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1916; A ad int. 2743;
pubd. Aug. 2,°1916.
© I. A. R. Wylie, % Hughes Mas-
sie & co., London.
Duchess in pursuit; intermezzv. y
York, Federal printing company, 1916. |
[22327-22329
1i p. 12mo. $0.50. © Aug. 4, 191G3m
2c. and aff. Aug. 7, 1916; A 435619.
© Galbraith Welch, ine, New
York.
Vaurien. (In New magazine,
1916) © 1 ec. Sept. 15, 1916; A ag
int. 2755; pubd. Aug. 17, 1916.
© I. A. R. Wylie, % Hughes Mas-
sie & co., London.
Cornering the | |
New
Sept., @
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 9, 1916
WYLIE way publishing co. [Old and
New Testament charts] 2 sheets,
maps, printed on both sides, 21% by
13 inches, in case with pockets, 16mo.
$0.50. [22330
Oeane 19-1916; 2 c. and ‘aff.
Sept. 1, 1916; A 487498 ; Daniel Web-
ster Wylie, Pittsburgh.
Wryomine calculator co.*, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. Computing tables for
determining Wworkmen’s compensa-
Card, tables, printed
$0.50.
[22331
oy auly 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and. aff.
July 19, 1916; A 435162.
tion periods.
on both sides, 74 by 44 inches.
YALDEN (James Ernest Grant) Notes
on geometry. (New York, Baron de
Hirsch trade school press, 1916.
[44] p. diagrs. 8vo. [Text parallel
to binding] [22332
© July 7, 1916; 2c. and aff. July
8, 1916; A 434873; Baron de Hirsch
trade school, New York.
22336
Youne (Frederick Lawrence)* Balti-
more. Young system of physical cul-
ture for busy men. 14, [2] p. incl.
front., illus. 16mo. (Cover-title;
Building the builders of Baltimore. )
[22333
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
24, 1916; A 4382665.
ZANGHIERI (Tancred) Terrific fire
razes trenches. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [22334
© Aug. 9, 1916; 1 c. Aug. #2, 1916;
A 441740; Chicago daily news Co.,
Chicago.
ZEVACO (Michel)* Paris. Don Juan;
grand roman inédit. nos. 1—20, 22-29,
32-36, 38-46, 48-94, 96-100, 104-129,
131-1385, 137-145, 147-149, 151-164.
[151 instalments] (Jn Paris Matin,
4 mars-14 aott, 1916) [2238385
© Mar. 4-Aug. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Sept. 7, 1916; A—Foreign 14191.
ZOuURI drawn metals co.*, Chicago
Heights, Ill. Price index, Zouri
safety store front construction. 158
p. illus., diagrs. fol. [22336
© July 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 4386562.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 6,186 contributions to
periodicals) 2 22-2 =
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions
gmvbar 4. 1909.2
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CLARK (Florence Woodruff)* Seattle.
Lecture on scientific race training.
1p.1l.,17 numb. loosel. 4to. Type-
written. [22337
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1916; C 990.
Forpis (James B.) jr.*, Kansas City,
Mo. Coronado’s expedition. 13
numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
[22338
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; C 991.
Lewis (Paul G.)* New York.
[22339, 22340
Footrule of nature. 34 numb. 1. fol.
a pewritten. © 1 e« Aug. 8, 1916;
One of the morals of civilization. 7 1.
fol. >) Lypewritten. © 1c. July 31,
£9163 C 985.
Parker (Franklin E.)* Boston.
[ 22341, 22342
Address on the review of Christianity.
530 numb. J. fol. Ms. @ 1 c. Sept.
28, 1916; C 996.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses,
logue since Jan. 1, 1916
PARKER (Franklin E.)*—Continued.
Address on the tenets of masonry. July
ol stSiGl to) snumbaws = fol Type:
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995.
PowELL (George H.)* New York.
Tribute to triune and masonry. 2
loose 1. 4to. Typewritten. [22343
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; C 992.
Tutty (May)* New York. World
dancers in the evolution of the
dance. 2 numb. 1. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22344
©1c. Aug. 9, 1916; C 994.
WitpHACcCK (Robert J.)* New York.
[22345-22347
Sneezes. 2 numb. 1. fol. Typewritten.
Git «Aus. 30; 1916): € 989:
Snores. 3 numb. 1. fol. a ewatlten:
© 1e. Aug. 30, 1916; C 987
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fol ‘Typwritten,
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
ABOVE BOARD; musical play in 2 acts
and 38 scenes, by L. Cliff. [100] p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[22348
© 1c. July 19, 1916; D 44418;
Laddie Cliff, New York.
ALADDIN; or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP;
fable play in 5 acts, 15 tableaus, by
William S. Martin. Willimantic,
Conn., Martin studios. 1916. 35 p.
16mo. [22349
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; D 44966; Martin studios, Wil-
limantic, Conn.
ALBION AND ROSAMOND, and THE LIV-
ING VOICE; two dramas by Anna
Wolfrom. Boston, Sherman, French
& company, 1916. 3 p. L, 3-185 p.
12mo. [22349*
© July 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 487375; Sherman,
French & co., Boston.
ALICE IN WONDERLAND; dream in 2
parts, by E. Sheldon [176] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22350
© 1c Aug. 238, 1916; D 44704;
Edward Sheldon, New York.
ALONG THE BRIDAL PATH; vaudeville
act in 2 scenes, by K. Davenport.
5p. 4to. Typewritten. [22351
© 1 .e Sept. 18, 1916; D 44924;
Kenneth Davenport, Chicago.
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY; dramatic play-
fcee iy awounl. Doyle. [1],;/22° p.
4to. Typewritten. [22352
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44741;
Marion Willard Doyle, Allston,
Mass.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT; play in 4 acts,
by L. Evans and W. C. Percival.
[149] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22353
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44824;
Larry Evans and Walter C. Perci-
val, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
ANALYZING BAsIL; farce in 3 acts, by
C. W. Bell. [167] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22354
©l1c. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44654; C.
W. Bell, Hamilton, Canada.
ANANIAS AND Co.; farce comedy in 3
acts, by Charles Edwin Summers.
[120] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22355
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1916; D 44809;
Mary Sherwood, Leonia, N. J.
ANDY RICE IN SOCIETY; monologue, by
A. Hoffman. 19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22356
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; D 44841;
Aaron Hoffman, New York.
ASSASSIN (THE); play in 4 acts, by
EK. Walter. [141] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22357
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44784;
Eugene Walter, New York.
At HOTEL ON-DE-BLINK ; entertainment
in 2 parts, by George P. Seiler. Bos-
ton, Walter H. Blaker & co., 1916.
Poe. 12m0, [22358
GC) July. 22, 191622 ¢ July. 22
1916; D 44455; Walter H. Baker &
co., Boston.
AUF BEFEHL DER HERZOGIN! ein operet-
ten-idyll aus alten gemiitlichen zei-
ten in drei akten, von Leop. Jacob-
son und Rob. Bodanzky, musik von
Bruno Granichstaedten. Text der
gesinge. Leipzig-Wien-New York;
W. Karezag, 1915. 28 p. 12mo.
[22359
©’ Mar. 22, A915 "4, ec duly 5:
1916; A—Foreign 18970; W. Karec-
zag, Leipzig.
| AUSFALL; eine kriegsepisode. See Dis-
ziplin.
AWAKENING (THE) oF NARRADIN; va-
grant zephyr from the scent-laden
orient, fantasy in 1 act, by G. Blum
and EH. Lieberman, interpretative
musie by W. R. Johnson. [38], 23 p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[22360
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1916; D 44602;
Gustav Blum, New York, Elias Lie-
berman, Brooklyn, and Walter R.
Johnson, New York.
BALKED; dramatic playlet in 1 act, by
S. E. Heath. 11 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22361
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44886;
Stuart E. Heath, Milwaukee.
FO.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22362
BAND (THE) FESTIVAL AT PLUM CEN-
TER; comedy sketch by C. W. Doty.
3 p. fol. Typewritten. [22362
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44906;
Chas. W. Doty, New York.
Bri CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY; Satire on
what we have heard before, by R. H.
Jaffa. [25] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22363
©. lee Amos 15.1916: 3p 44653
Ronie H. Jaffa, Los Angeles.
BEACH (THE) OF SERENO; comedy in 2
acts with musical illustrations, by
P. Hayman, founded on the novelette
Saint Salome of Reno by H. Austin
Adams. [22364
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44698;
Philip Hayman, Glendale, Cal.
BELLE (THE) oF BALTIMORE TOWN;
drama in 4 acts, by L. Anspach,
adapted from the _ story, Letters
found in an antique secretary. 101
p. 16mo. Typewritten. [22365
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44666;
Lilian Anspach, Baltimore.
BENEFACTOR (THE) ; play in 4 acts. by
J. L: Haney. [2], 35 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22366
© 1 @, Aus. Si, 19163" D 44781 ;
John Louis Haney, Philadelphia.
BisLeE (THE) SHOP; Scottish character
study in 1 act. by F. Redding. [2],
8 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22367
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1916; D 44680;
Francesca Redding, New York.
BIGcAMISTS (THE); 1 act farce, by T.
F. Fallon and D. Raynol. [1], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22368
© 1c Aug. 28, 1916; D 44749;
Thomas F. Fallon and Dorothy Ray-
nol, New York.
3ILL RUNS FOR OFFICE ON THE GIRI
TICKET ; or, MATRIMONY THE HIGHEST
OFFICE, play in 1 act, by L. Bowman.
19 p. Svo. MS. [22369
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44815;
Leroy Bowman, El Monte, Cal.
BIRTHDAY (THE) OF THE INFANTA;
play in 1 act, by S. Walker, founded
on the story of the same name by
Oscar Wilde. [2], 30 p. 8vo. Type-
written. [22370
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44941;
Stuart Walker, New York.
BLAck (THE) SILK DRESS; episode in
1 act, by I. A..Miersch. » [1], 40°p.
4to. Typewritten. [22371
© LicAuUs. £1, 1916 DY 4470
frene Angela Miersch, Cincinnati.
992
pt.t, nS vede
BLIGHTERS (THE); play in 4 acts, by
O. D. Bailey and Joseph Noel. [9],
189 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22372
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; D 44748;
Oliver D. Bailey, New York.
- BOUGHT AND PAID FOR; play in 4 acts,
by George Broadhurst. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1916. 98 p. 12mo.
[22373
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 30,.
1916; D 44766; Theatrical produc-
ing co., New York.
Boycott (THE); 1 act comedy drama,
by T. F. Falion and D. Raynol. {2],
16 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22374
© 1c Aug. 28, 1916; D 44794;
Dorothy Raynol and Thomas F. Fal-
lon, New York.
Brewer (THE); drama in 4 acts, by
David Matthieu [pseud. of K.
Mathie]. 100 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22513
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44825;
Karl Mathie, Mosinee, Wis.
BrigHt (THE) SIDE OF LIFE; comedy
drama in 1 act, by A. Burkhardt.
[2], 19 p. Ato. Typewritten.
[22376
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44663;
Addison Burkhardt, New York.
BRoKkEN (THE) LAW; play in 8 acts
and epilogue, by B. Carpenter. [2],
114 p.. 4to. Typewritten. [22377
© 1c Sept. 11, 1916; D 44928;
Bruce Carpenter, Cambridge, Mass.
BROKEN LIVES; play in 4 acts, by F. W.
Norris and W. L. Balch. [106] p.-
Ato. Typewritten. [22378
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44837, F.
Wickham Norris, Brooklyn and W.
Lincoln Balch, New York.
Burciar (THE); play in 1 act, by H.
Sherwin. [1], 7 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten, [22379
© 1«¢ Aug. 15, 1916; D 44655;
Hugo Sherwin, Boston.
CAIN; comedy-drama in 4 acts, by J.
Simonson and Hardin D. Rickman.
[134] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22380
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1916; D 44702;
Jules Simonson, New York.
CALM YOURSELF! 1 act farce, by C. H.
Wardwell, 8 p. fol. Typewritten.
[22881
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 44960;
Charles Howard Wardwell, Rutland,
Vt:
no. 9, 1916
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
22400
CAPTAIN’S (THE) DREAM; play in 1 act,
by M. C. Wentworth. 31 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22382
ete Aue 28. 1916> D 44745:
Marion Craig Wentworth, Santa
Barbara, Cal.
CATCHING A CAR; dramatic composi-
tion, by H. E. Van der Koor. 9 p.
fol. Typewritten. [22383
© 1 « Sept. 22, 1916; D 44959:
Herman E. Van der Koor, St. Paul,
Minn.
CHARETTE (LA) ANGLAISE; comédie en
83 actes, de G. Berr et L. Verneuil.
Paris, Librairie théatrale artistique
et litteraire, 1916. 189 p. 16mo.
[22384
© June 30, 1916: 1 c. Aug. 19,
1916; D 44691; Georges Berr and
Louis Verneuil, Paris.
CHILDREN (THE) OF THE UNIVERSE;
drama in 6 acts, 9 scenes, by S.
Tzitlonok-Zetland. [1], 76 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [22385
fe ve. sept. 15, 1916: D 44899:
Schevel Tzitlonok-Zetland, Toledo, O.
CHIMALMAN, AND OTHER POEMS; by G.
EK. Taft. New York, The Cameo
meess, 1916. 96 p.~ 12mo. $1.25.
Dramatie contents: Chimalman.—
Tecpancaltzin.—Teoteuctli. [22385*
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c Aug. 23,
1916; aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 438125;
Grace Hilis Taft, New York.
CHotce (THE); finale in 1 act, by H.
BeAlister. [1], 11 p. 4to. Type
written. [22386
@ te. Aug. 28; 1916; D 44757;
Hall McAllister, Washington.
Cip (EL) CAMPEADOR; opera in 8 acts,
8 scenes, by H. W. Lee. 38 p. Svo.
Ms. [Words only.] [22387
Oat esept.7, 1916:.D 44833:
Henry W. Lee, Chicago.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE; play in 3
wee wy WotA.:Harl:> 29 :p. fol.
Typewritten. [22388
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44849;
William A. Earl, Louisville.
COLLEGE (THE) TIE; play in 3 acts, by
F. Summers. [106] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22389
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 44964;
Florence Summers, New York.
ComMoporE (THE); comedy in 3
acts, by E. Osgood. 71 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [22390
© 1. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44916;
Erastus Osgood, Braintree, Mass.
ConQquEsT (THE) OF HELEN; comedy
in 1 act, by Ralph W. Tag, New
York, Dick & Fitzgerald, 1916. 27
Dp, 12mo. [22391
© -Septid, 1916272. 69 Sept 12;
1916; D 44870; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
CONSULTATION (A) FREE; 1 act com-
edy,. by. E. #. Marx. [8] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [22392
© 1c Sept. 12, 1916; D 44861;
Edward Franics Marx, New York.
CoRMAC’S CHRISTMAS; play in 1 act,
bye Nad. .O Conor... [Zi 19 7 Ato.
Typewritten. [22393
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44901;
Norreys Jephson O’Conor, New York.
Cup (A) OF COLD WATER; drama in 1
act,” by : W. EL. “Warner and Y. BD:
Kaplan. [3d)p/iS. pi~ 400 4 Bype-
written. [22394
© He. “Aue. 15,1916; DD 24600;
Ysabel De Witte Kaplan and Wm.
Henry Warner, New York.
DARKNESS; drama in 1 act, by G. B.
Hite. [hijo 25) p. - 4to; Eypewritten.
[22395
© 1 ¢ Sept. 78, 1915;.D 44917;
George Buchanan ivife, New York.
DARKNESS AND DAWN; drama in 4 acts,
by A. Lieber. [4], 58 p. 4to. Type-
written. | 22396
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44931;
Allen Lieber, Chicago.
Dawn (THE) OF A NEW DAY; original
and unique playlet, by Sam Morris
[pseud. of M. Samuels]. 9 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22397
© 1e. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44914;
Maurice Samuels, Brooklyn.
DEAD (THE) ARISE; play in 1 act, by
F. Bruegger. 19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22398
© 1 «@ Aug. 19, 1916; D 44682;
Frederick Bruegger, Chicago.
DECORATION DAY; Sketch, by C. W.
Doty. [1],19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22399
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44907;
Chas. W. Doty, New York.
Dereticr (THE) ; dramatic incident in
iéact,.byw A. Bartlett’ # [21.705.'p:
Ato. Typewritten. [22400
© 1 ¢ Aug. 30, 1916; D 44776;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
993
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22401
Deviw’s (THE) HARVEST; comedy-
drama in 4 acts, by E. E. Rose.
[5], 127 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22401
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 447438;
Edward E. Rose, Chicago.
Deviw’s (THE) POWER; drama in 4
acts, by I. Solotorefsky.
4 78
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ma ia
By"
pony SUNDNT = == T= PUP *
108 p. 4fo. pel ate [22402
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44902;
Isidor Solotorefsky, Caldwell, N. J.
Dip IT REALLY HAPPEN? play in 1 act,
by Z. Akins. [28] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22403
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44918;
Zoe Akins, St. Louis.
DiszIPLIn; 3 einakter aus dem solda-
tenleben, von Theodor Wundt.
Stuttgart, Greiner & Pfeiffer. [1916].
83 p. 12mo. Contents: Die krisis,
eine gefechtsskizze——Ausfall, eine
kriegsepisode-—Geschlagen, ein ab-
schluss. [22404
©. Funes, 491534. ¢€ July’ 6,
1916; D 44892; Greiner & Pfeiffer,
Stuttgart, Germany.
DIVINE (THE) POWER; romantic melo-
drama in 4 acts, by M. Goldberg.
“DY DE OINTIN sDEN IP yooupa 4
eIIVIVNA .Y JD jDSPN 4 PN NONTIN?
74 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22405
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44900;
Michael Goldberg, New York.
DoES IT PAY?
acts, by J. Faller.
Typewritten. [22406
© le. Aug. 22, 1916; D 44700;
James Faller, New York.
comedy-drama in 8
[1], 71 p. 4to.
Down IN MAINE; comedy drama in 3
acts, by C. E. Bartlett. [2], 83 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22407
©) 1 e¢. Sept: 5) 4916 D 24687:
Charles Edward Bartlett, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Dryaps’ (THE) KISS; dramatic ro-
mance in 3 acts, by C. Raven. [109]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22408
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44912:
Carol Raven, New York.
pt. Sw ae
DYING TO LIVE; original comedy of
Lancashire life in 3 acts, by Mary
Stafford Smith and Leslie Wyner.
[2], 72 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22409
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1916; D 44760;
A. E. F. Horniman, London.
EAarty (AN) MORNING’S DOINGS; dra-
matic comedy in 1 act, by M. D.
Haliam and F. D. S. Bethune. [2],
36 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22410
© 1c. Aug. 19. 1916; D 44679;
Faneiul Dunkin Stein Bethune and
Martha Dean Hallam, New York.
EARTHQUAKE (THE) See Terramoto.
EILEEN OF THE MOVIES; play in 4 acts,
by G. E. Massey. [2]; 92 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22411
© 1 c. Aug. 30, 1916; D 44777:
George Edward Masset Cambridge,
Mass.
ELEVEN DOLLARS; Sketch, by F. Taylor
and, Will A.: Davis. (@.o Reger
Typewritten. [22412
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 44962;
Frank Taylor, New York.
drama in 4 age
[95] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22413
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44860;
Charles R. Burnett, Richmond.
ENCHANTING (THE) VOICE; original
modern drama of present American
life in 4 acts, by S. Semon. [2], 91 -
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22414
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1916; D 44795;
Samuel Semon, San Francisco.
EMMA’S CAREER:
Eve Mary, AMERICAN; comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by M. A. Robinson. 41 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22415
© 1c Aug. 11, 1916; D 44721;
Milton A. Robinson, Chicago.
EVERY ‘WOMAN’S PROBLEM: domestic
comedy arama, by E. W. Cortis. [1],
14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22416
© 1. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44934:
Ernest Whitehouse Cortis.. East
Orange, N. J.
EXPRESSIONIST (THE); monologue, by
E. Hopkins. [1], 48 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22417
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44791;
Edwin Hopkins, New York.
TANNING THE COALS; comedy in 1 act,
by ©. Brooks. [2], 9 p. fol. Type-
written. [22418
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 44946;
Christine Brooks, New York.
994
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916
22437
FARO’S DAUGHTER; Satire on love gam-
blers, by J. McCree. [1], 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22419
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1916; D 44714;
Jupie McCree, New York.
FATHER AND SON; vaudeville’s Irish
comedy classic in 2 scenes, by E.
Morris and TI’. Waters. 5 p. fol.
Typewritten. [22420
© 1 « Aug. 21, 1916; D 44829;
Eddie Morris and Tom Waters, New
York.
Faust (GoETHES) ; buihneneinrichtung
und musik von Felix Weingartner.
1. u. 2.t. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, 1915. 216 p. 12mo. (Breitkopf &
Hartels musikbiicher ) [ 22420*
(sep. 21, 1915; 1c. July 6, 1916;
A—Foreign 14139; Breitkopf «&
Hartel, New York.
FELDGRAUVE (DER) SEpP’L; volksstueck
mit gesang in 3 akten, von A. Heine.
78 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only | [22421
© 1c. July 21, 1916; D 44439;
Adolf Heine, Chicago.
Fence (THE) ; dramatic play in 1 act,
bye G. Meryvale: [1], 11. p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [22422
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44719;
Gaston Mervale, New York.
FORECLOSED; play in 8 acts, by B. H.
Voigt. [150] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22423
(Orie Aug, 25, 1916; D 44727;
Bernhard H. Voigt, Brooklyn.
FOUND IN A CLOSET; play in 1 act,-by
Carlton Van Valkenburg. New
York, Dick & Fitzgérald, 1916. ‘7 p.
12mo. | 22424
© Sept. 11,1916; 2 c. Sept. 12
1916; D 44867; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
FuN AT THE cLUB; vaudeville sketch,
by N. F. Hawkins. 6p. 4to. Type-
written. [22425
Gel exAnue. 23, 1916; D.44710;
Nathan Frank Hawkins, Beach
Haven, N. J.
GASOLINE; play in 1 act, by O. T.
Johnsone. [15] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22426
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44897;
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
GEORGIE’S NIGHT OUT; musical farce,
book and lyrics, by F. Medhurst.
ima. “Of Dp: 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [22427
© 1c. July 20, 1916; D 44433:
Francis Medhurst, New York.
(C-ERMAN (THE) AMERICAN; Sketch, by
HK. Clifton. [1], 22 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22428
© 1 ¢ Sept. 9, 1916; D 44847;
Ethel Clifton, New York.
GESCHLAGEN ; ein abschluss. See Dis-
zipilin,
GirL (THE) WHO DRANK MILK: mod-
ern comedy in 3 acts, by G. S. Dun-
kin. [105] pv. 4to. Typewritten.
[22429
© Le. Sept, 22. 1916.) D 44963.
Gertrude Scott Dunkin, New York.
GIVE AND TAKE; original sketch, by N.
Twomey. [1],16p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22430
©. eG Aue. 30) 1916s Dp. 4474=
Neil Twomey, Dorchester, Mass.
C:LORY (THE) OF THEIR YEARS; play in
aeaets; Died. RR. Hroome; jr. plo]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [224381
OU ve., Sept...8;. 1916: D4 44838;
John Redhead Froome, jr., Cincin-
nati.
GOLD DIGGERS; drama in 8 acts, by C.
M. Thuland. 106 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22482
© 1 .¢ Sept. 16, 1916; D 44905;
Conrad M. Thuland, San Diego, Cal.
GORILLA-MAN (THE); drama, by B.
Leo. [10] p. fol. Typewritten.
- [22433
©. 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44821;
Benjamin Leo, Los Angeles.
GREATEST (THE) THING; 1 act comedy,
by D. Robertson. [1], 6 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [22434
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; D 44706;
Donald Robertson, Chicago.
GREENHORN (THE); play in 1 act, by
BeVuniker. [1]; 11 p.. Atos, .ype-
written. [22435
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1916; D 44810;
Fred Yunker, New York.
GroucH (THE) ETERNAL; comedy in 1
act, by J. E. Lessig. 156 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22436
©1e. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44845; J.
Edward Lessig, New York.
HALF-MARRIED; drama in 4 acts, by
G. Gibson. [109] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22437
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1916; D 44773; :
Gerolt Gibson, New York.
995
22438
Hatt! WHo GOES THERE? playlet of
life on the Mexican border, by P.
Dunning. [8], 22 p. 4to . Type-
written. [22438
© 1 e.Sept..5, 1916:-D 44813;
Philip Dunning, New York.
HAMLET ON THE MOVE; play in 2 acts
by We A Alion. (Fi is p. Lor.
Typewritten. | 22439
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 449387;
Winifrede Augustine Allen, San
Rafael, Cal.
Hand (THE) oF ETHELBERTA; Dy
Thomas Hardy, dramatized in 4
acts, by Hanna Darlington Mona-
ghan. [38], 82 p. 4to. Typewritten.
22440
© ie. July 17, 1916: D: 44394;
H. D. Monaghan, Philadelphia.
Happy pAys; act in 8 scenes, by H.
M. Dills. [27] p.. 4te. Typewrit-
ten. [22441
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44923;
Holland McTyeire Dills, New York.
Heart (THE) oF BoHEMIA; playlet in
1 act, by Dr “Raynol.[i1ST p: Ate:
Typewritten. | 22442
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44846;
Dorothy Raynol, New York.
HER FIRST PATIENT; novel comedy
sketch, by James Madison. 17 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22448
© 1c Sept. 11, 1916; D 44856;
Max Waizman, San Francisco.
HERE ARE YOUR CHILDREN. See Their
only son.
HIS FIRST DAY OFF; Cramatic compo-
sition in 1 act, by H. R. Hayward.
12 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22444
© 1e« Aug. 24, 1916; D 44715;
Harry R. Hayward, New York.
His worpD oF HONOR; play in 4 acts,
by. A. Martini. [79] p. 4to. 'Pype-
written. - [22445
Oat e. Angs 29) 19163 447GL |
Alexis Martini, London.
Historic. (THE) PAGEANT oF Wort
FAIRFIELD AND THE AROOSTOOK VAL-
LEY; produced at the celebration of
the centennial of the first settle-
ment of Fort Fairfield, Me., Aug. 8,
9 and 10, 1916, director, EB. iW.
sSeates. [Fort Fairfield, Me, Re-
view press] 1916. 55 p..-12mo.
| 22446
@ Aug. 8, 1916: 2 ¢ “Ausaps:
1916; D 44756; Eva -Winnifred
Scates, Fort Fairfield, Me.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, ni s., v.18
HooDWINKING THE IMPRESSARIO; OF,
THE WILES OF A PRIMA DONNA, mu-
sical comedy in 1 act, music by
Mozart, dialogue and lyrics by H.
E. Krehbiel. [1], 18 p. fol. Type-
written. [Words only] [22447
© 1c Sept. 7, 1916: D 41335-
Henry Edward Krehbiel, New York.
HorRSE-SHOE (THE); farce-comedy in
1 scene, by FF. Jackson. [25 Glas
4to. Typewritten. [22448
© 1e Aug. 16, 1916; D 44665;
Fred Jackson, New York.
Houreriass (THE); play in 1 act, by
P, Jakobi and M. Richardson. [1],
9 p. fol. Typewritten. [22449
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44744;
Paula Jakobi and Marie Richardson,
New York.
HOUSEKEEPER (THE); new comedy in
38 acts, by R. Hume-Gibbons. [135]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22450
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; D 44842;
Robert Hume-Gibbons, New York.
HowARD AND SON; 1 act play, by J. D.
Beresford and K. Richmond. [1],
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22451
© ic. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44936;
J. D. Beresford and Kenneth Rich-
mond, London.
HUBEN UND DRUBEN; dramatisches
spiel fiir 5 ma&nnliche und 3 weib-
liche rollen, von Wm. Seyther, um-
gearbeitet von E. J. Freund. Antigo,
Wis., Antigo publishing c¢o., 1916.
24 p. 16mo. (Dramatische spiele
fiir jugendvereine) [22452
@ Aug. 24.1916; 2 ¢ Seppe
1916; D 44804; Antigo publishing
co., Antigo, Wis.
I DASN’T THINK OF IT; comedy in pro-
logue and 8 acts, by L. R. De Lisle.
Revised ed. [1], 47 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22453
© 1c Aug. 23, 1916; D 44754;
Louise R. De Lisle, New York. .
I NEED A LAWYER; play in 1 aet, by
O. T. Johnsone. [12] pr See
Typewritten. [22454
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44898;
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
IMPRESARIO (THE); play in 3 acts, by
A. B. Ebin. [41] p. 4to. Bype-
written. [22455
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44943;
Alexander B. Ebin, New York.
996
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916
iy
22474
In Arcapy; truly rural operetta in 2 | JuAN; comedy drama in 4 acts, by
acts, by D. Stevens. [2], 62 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Wordsonly]. [22456
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1916; D 44970;
David Stevens, Boston.
In Mexico; tabloid musical comedy
travesty on the present Mexican situ-
ation, by A. Goulding. [8],8p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [22457
fe sully -3, 1916; D 44410;
Alf Goulding, San Francisco.
In O Suxi SAN’S GARDEN; Japanese
operetta in 1 act, book and lyrics by
L. W. Westman, music by Theodore
Wesanan, [2]; 25 p. 4to.. -Type-
written. [Words only] [22458
© 1c Aug. 14, 1916; D 44643;
Lily Wren Westman, New York.
In PARADISE; comedy sketch in 1 act,
by Mrs. Arthur James Kennedy.
[1], 6p. 4to. Typewritten. [22459
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; D 44747;
Clark & Lewis, New York.
IN SEARCH OF HIMSELF; melodramatic
farcial mystery in 8 acts, by L. D.
Freeman. [54] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22460
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44904;
Lea David Freeman, New Orleans.
IN THE DARK; playlet in 1 act, by A.
Banient- [ft], 16 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22461
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1916; D 44879;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
IN THE MAYOR’S OFFICE; 1 act play, by
feeb Hasty. [1], 13 p. ;: fol... Type-
written. 122462
© 1 « Sept. 11, 1916; D 44858;
John Eugene Hasty, San Diego, Cal.
INFALLIBLE (THE) SYSTEM; comedy
drama in 1 act, by W. H. Warner
and Ysabel de W. Kaplan. [2], 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22463
© 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44927;
William Henry Warner and De Witte
Kaplan, New York.
IT NEVER HAPPENED; vaudeville skit in
3 scenes, by O. Shafter. 5 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22464
© 1c Aug. 29, 1916; D 44759;
Otto Shafter, Brooklyn.
JACKDAW; drama in 8 acts, by E. L.
Patterson.
ten.
[149] p. 4to. Typewrit-
[22465
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44658; |
Ethel Lloyd Patterson, New York.
B. I. Bremner. Type-
written. [22466
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44920;
Blanche Irbe Bremner, Vancouver,
B. C.
JUDAS; play in prologue and 8 acts, by
M. M. Reeves. [1], 64 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22467
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44921;
Marie Meadows Reeves, Boston.
JUDGE (THE); play in 4 acts, by C.
Harcourt. [79] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22468
Ct ¢ Vane tes 1916. 446 ns
Cyril Harcourt, London.
119 p. 4to.
JUDGMENT; play in 4 acts, by E. Rabe.
[193] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22469
Gat e Augs:23 19162.-D 4471 ;
Edith Rabe, Boston.
JULIA OF THE EVENING NEWS; comedy
in 3 acts, by G. Buck. 109 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22470
©) tc. Aue, 26, 191G:: De 44753—
Gertrude Buck, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
JUNG MUSS MAN SEIN! operette in drei
akten, von Leo Leipziger und Erich
Urban; gesangstexte von Leo Leip-
ziger, musik von Gilbert. Textbuch
der gesinge. Hannover, L. Oertel,
1915. cover-title, 24 p. 12mo.
[22471
© Aug. 27, 1915; 1 ¢. July 6, 1916;
A—Foreign 13849; Louis Oertel,
Hannover, Germany.
JUNGLE (THE) .MAN; 1 act dramatic
playlet, by F. B. Coates. [2], 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22472
ut eC. Sept. 1 1916 — Wy 4480
Franklin B. Coates, New York.
JUST JANE; sketch, by M. W. Cole.
[38] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22473
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1916; D 44968;
Marion Whalley Cole, Philadelphia.
KATY DID; comedy in 2 acts, by G. R.
Bridgham, Boston, Walter H. Baker
co. 1916: "55, Dp. A2nio: [22474
©. Sent. 9, 19167, 2 .¢. Sepia.
1916; D 44859; Gladys Ruth Bridg-
ham, Somerville, Mass.
KKINDER DER ERDE; Schauspiel in 8 akten
und einem zwischenspiel, von Thad-
dius Rittner. Wien und Leipzig,
Deutsch - 6sterreichischer verlag,
1914. 105 p. 16mo. [22474*
© Sept. 1, 1914; 1 ec. July 6, 1916;
A—Foreign 13805; Deutsch-dster-
reichischer verlag, g. m. b. h., Vi-
enna.
99%
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ws. F-428
22475
Kine SAINT OLAF; drama in 5 acts, by
G. Melby. Boston, Richard G.
Badger [1916] 148 p. 12mo.
[22475
© Sept..15, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1916; D 44913; Gustav Melby, Gran-
ite Falls, Minn.
KNIFE (THE); play in a prelude and
3 acts, by E. Walter. [163] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22476
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44873;
Eugene Walter, New York.
Krisis (Dir);
See Disziplin.
eine gefechtsskizze.
LABISTOUILLE ET COQUEMBOIS; vaude-
ville en 1 acte, de Emile Codeyet
Jean Conti. Paris, Phillipo, 1916.
64 np. 12mo. [22477
© Aug. 22, 1916; 1 ¢«. Sept. 11,
1916; D 44852; Philippo, Paris.
LApy (THE) KILLERS; farcical satire,
by.John B. Hymer.” 33. p- . 4to.
Typewritten. [22478
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1916; D 44716;
leanore Hymer, New York.
Lapy (THE) OF THE SWAMP; drama
consisting of prologue, 5 scenes,
epilogue, by F. P. Norton. New
York, N. Y., Schulte press [1916].
46 p. Ato. F [22479
© Aug. 29, 1916: 2 e¢. Aues ak
1916; D 44789; Franklin P. Nor-
ton, New York.
Last (THE) TWO CARTRIDGES.
Siege (The) of Verdun.
See
LAUBGEWIND, See Victory.
LETTERS FOUND IN AN ANTIQUE SECRE-
Tary. See Belle of Baltimore Town.
LIBERATION (THE); play in 4 acts, by
K. Markus. [1], 64 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22480
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44819;
Elizabeth Markus, Detroit.
LIFE; 1 act comedy playlet, by W. W.
Cohill and Mabelle Van Tassel. 10
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22481
©), 1 e, Sept.11, 1916+): 44857:
William Wright Cohill, Flushing,
ee.
atl.
LILAC TIME; episode, by R. J. Adams
and A. Allen. [1], 11 p.° 4to. Tyvpe-
written. [22482
© 1 «. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44695:
Robert J. Adams and Arthur Allen,
Detroit.
LITERATURE; play in 1 act, by Arthur
Schnitzler, tr. by Elsie Plant Kahn.
[2], 35 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22483
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44740;
Washington square players, ince.,
New York.
LITTLE (THE) WHIRLWIND; comedy in
8 acts, by L. B. West and A. J.
Seager. 129 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22484
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1916; D 44762;
Alice Janette Seager and Louise
Bronson West, Pasadena, Cal.
Livine (THE) voice. (Drama)
Lorp (THE) OF THE HARVEST; morality
in 1 act, by L. Housman. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French,. ltd. [1916}. <2 peij eae
12mo. [22485
© Aus. 28, 1916:°3 @ Ane
1916; D 44768; Laurence Housman,
London.
Lost (THE) VILLAGE; eighteenth and
twentieth century contrast, by Mar-
garet F. Hill. Lebanon, O., March
brothers, 1916. 18 p. 12mo. [22486
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c& Sept. 14,
1916; D 44888; Mareh brothers,
Lebanon, O.
LOVE, HONOR, AND OBEY; farce comedy
in 1 act, by W. 5. Maen ee
19 p. fol. MTypewritten. [22487
©.1c¢. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44788;
William H. Macart, New York.
Love (THE) oF MIKE; musical play
in prologue and 2 acts, by Thomas
Sydney [pseud. of H. B. Smith].
[108] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22488
© 1c. July 15, 1916; D 443884;
Harry B. Smith, New York.
LOVE SHAMES SHAM. See Opportuni-
ties’ knock.
LUMPERE (Das); operette in drei
akten, von Victor Léon, musik von
Robert Stolz. Text der gesdinge.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, ~ W.
Karezag,. 1915. 37 p. 12aue
[22489
© Nov. 2, 1916; 1 c. July 15, 1916;
A—Foreign 14000; W. Karczag,
Vienna.
LurRE (THE) OF THE POPPY; musical
comedy extravanza in 7 scenes, by
Chas. Alphin. 13 p. fol. Type-
written. [Words only] [22490
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; D 44750;
Frank Atkins, Marysville, Cal.
998
~ -— _— S
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916
MA SAYS; play in 1 act, by F. W.
Bryant. [2], 18 p. 4to. Type
written. [22491
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44922;
Frances Wilson Bryant, New York.
MacDovuGaL ALLEY; comedy in 38 acts,
by Caroline Nelson [pseud. of M. C.
Smith]. [123] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22492
© 1c. June 24, 1916; D 44755;
Minna Caroline Smith, Montclair,
NM oJ.
Macaztne (THE) Great; 1 act comedy,
by D. S. Kusell. 15 p. 4to. Type-
rritten. [22493
- @©i1ce Aug. 30, 1916; D 44775;
Dan S. Kusell, Chicago.
MAN-MADE (A) LAW; drama in 4 acts,
by M. H. Grapper. [2], 116 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22494
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44929;
Milton Herbert Grapper, Brooklyn.
Man (THE) OF PROMISE; play in 4
acts, by P. D. Whitson, dramatiza-
tion of the book of that name, by
Willard Huntington Wright. [154]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22495
© 1 c« Aug. 25, 1916; D 44728;
Pauline D. Whitson, New York.
MARRIAGE (THE) BROKER; comedy in 3
acts, by T. R. Smith and L. Wein-
berg. [106] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22496
© le. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44729;
T. R. Smith and Louis Weinberg,
New York.
MIARRYING A GHOST; romantic comedy
in 5 acts, by H. Fitzgerald. [1]. .29
p. fol. Typewritten. [22497
© 1 c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44823;
Harrington Fitzgerald, Philadelphia.
MARRYING FOR MONEY; comedy in 1
aer, by W. EE Warner and Y. D.
Kaplan. [2], 19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22498
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 44974;
William Henry Warner and Ysabel
De Witte Kaplan, New York.
MARTIN (THE) WILL MYSTERY; dra-
matic play in 4 acts. by H. Fitz-
gerald. 34 p. fol. Typewritten.
[22499
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44828;
Harrington Fitzgerald, Philadelphia.
Martyrs (THE): in 4 acts and 5
seenes, by H. Smolensky. [1]. 32 p.
fol. Typewritten. [22500
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44862;
Harry Smolensky, New York.
64353—16——9
ee ea ~
Mary ANN; comedy in 1 act. by Helen
P. Hoornbeek. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1916. 11 p. 12mo.
[22501
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 12,
1916; D 44868; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
Mary Youne; play in a prologue and
3 acts, by E. McEldowney and M. L.
Rankow. [112] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22502
© 1e Aug. 25, 1916; D 44725;
Elliott McEldowney and Maurice L.
Rankow, North White Plains, N. Y.
MATRIMONY THE HIGHEST OFFICE. See
Bill runs for ofiice on the girl ticket.
Mepicat (A) Mixup; sketch, by F.
Waldheim. [1], 13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22503
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44668;
Franklin Waidheim, New York.
MERE (A) BLUNDER; play in 1 act, by
J. G. Haney, [1], 9 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22504
© 1.c, Aug..31, 1916; D 44782;
Julia G. Haney, Philadelphia.
Mitt (THE) ON THE FLOSS; dramati-
zation in 38 acts, by H. M. Barnes.
[2], 103 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22505
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44697;
Howard MckKent Barnes, Chicago.
Mirts (THE) OF THE GODS; play in 4
acts, by J. Seton and A.
61 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22506
© 1c Aug. 19, 1916; D 44681;
Julia Seton & Adella René Taft,
New York.
MINE IN THE FACE OF DEATH; play in
3 acts. by A. Goulding. 24 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22507
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44687;
Alma Goulding, Buffalo, N. Y.
MrracLteE (THE) GIRL; American com-
edy drama in 8 acts and epilogue, by
Ja 0; Berry... [1], 168 p.'*4to- Ms
[22508
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44839;
John L. Berry, New York.
Mrracte (THE) OF SAINT ANTHONY;
satiric legend in 2 scenes. by Maurice
Maeterlinck, tr. by Ralph Roeder,
adapted by Philip Moeller. 36 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22509
© 1c Aug. 26, 1916; D 44742;
Washington square players, inc.,
New York.
999
RR. Pats
CATALOGUE OF CQPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
22510
pt. 1,8 s., VAS
Miss Dervit-MAy-CARE; original mod-
ern comedy in 8 acts, by Mrs. C. A.
Doremus and L. Westervelt. [137]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22510
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; D 44844;
Mrs. Charles A. Doremus and Leoni-
das Westervelt, New York.
Mr. AND MISS VICTROLA; dramatic
composition in 1 act, by J. L. Neff.
[1],4 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22511
© 1c Aug. 31, 1916; D 44785;
John Ludrick Neff, New York.
Mr. JAMES oF LONDON; 1 act play, by
C. Phelps. 19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22512
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44919;
Carrington Phelps, New York.
Mrs. (THE) HAWTHORNE, PRO TEM; in
4 acts, by W. L. Lambe. 23 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22513
© 1c Aug. 25, 1916; D 44612;
William Lee Lambe, Holton, Kan.
MopEts (THE) ABROAD; 1 act musical
comedy in 8 scenes, book by W. Le
Baron, lyrics by James B. Carson.
[2 | 24Gb. 4to. Typewritten.
[ Words only]. [22514
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1916; D 44855;
Wim. Le Baron, New York.
Motty Bawn; 1 act comedy, by S.
MacManus. 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22 loy
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; D 44884;
Seumas MacManus, New York.
Monkey (THE) AND THE DOCTOR; play
in 1 acti: by C.-E. Brandt: - [1], °23
p. 4to. Typewritten. [22516
© 1c Aug. 10, 1916; D 446038;
Charles Edwin Brandt, New York.
MotHer (THE); drama in 1 act, by
A. Armband and HK. Zito. 17 p. fol.
Typewritten. [22517
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44696;
A. Armband & EH. Zito, New York.
MoTHER GOOSE PAGEANT; by A. W.
Neptune. [9] p. 8vo. Typewritten.
[22518
© 1 ¢., July 22, 1916. b 44233:
Ada Winifred Neptune, Salina, Kan.
MOTHERS OF MEN; drama in 8 acts, by
W. H. Warner and Y. De W. Kaplan.
[72] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22519
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44911;
William Henry Warner and Ysabel
De Witte Kaplan, New York.
MUCH ADO ABOUT SOMETHING; satiri-
cal allegory on the short-comings of
character, in 1 act and 1 scene, by
J. McCree. [1], 16 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only]. [22520
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44910;
Junie McCree, New York.
MURDOCK’S PARDNER; play in 3. acts,
by J. C. Drum. [70] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22521
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44865;
Joseph C. Drum, New York.
My country; play in 4 acts and a pro-
logue, by Ejnar Christiansen, tr.
from the Danish, by O. Mathiesen.
[125] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22522
© 1c Aug. 80, 1916; D 44778;
Otto Mathiesen, New York.
My HonoLuLvu GIRL; musical comedy
in 1 act, 3 scenes, by William John-
son. [2], 19 p. fol. Typewritten.
[Words only] [22523
© 1c Sept. 22, 1916; D 44961;
Norman Friedenwald, Chicago.
My son ARTHUR; comedy in 1 act, by
Mary F. Kingston. New York,
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1916. 19 p.
12mo. [22524
©: Sept. 11,°1916 :'/2 4e. Sepus 12
1916; D 44871; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
MYSTERE (LE) DE LA MAISON NOIRE;
drame en 2 actes, de A. de Lorde et
H. Bauche. 18 p. 8vo. Printed.
[22525
© July 15, 1916; 1 e-July 25;)5
1916; D 44769; André de Lorde et
Henri Bauche, Paris.
NamMeE (A); drama in 38 acts, by CG.
Liskow. [2], 85 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22526
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44818;
Cullen Liskow, Lake Charles, La.
Naomi; drama in 5 acts, by H. M.
McNutt. [1], 80 p. 4to. Ms.
[22527
© 1c Aug. 26, 1916; D 44739;
Hugh McGavock McNutt, Nashville.
— Same. [1], 46. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [22528
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 44977;
Hugh McGavock McNutt, Nashville. |
NAZARETH; morality in 1 act, by L.
Housman. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
lid. [2916]ea dF es Zino: [22529
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2c) Augie
1916; D 44723; Laurence Housman,
London.
Ree eT
1. ae ee ee
rt Piet el a Mani is i oo Dt
Ci
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9,1916 .
NEARLY A JOCKEY; sketch, by Jimmy
* Hussey [pseud. of H. Rose] [1], 5
p. 16mo. Typewritten. [225386
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44939;
Henry Rose, Chicago.
NELLY’S FOUR IN HAND; OR, Two WILLS
AND ONE NELLY; farce in 3 acts and
an interlude, by A. Sterling. [3].
189 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22531
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44659;
Ada Sterling, New York.
New (THE) PRIESTS; original drama in
4 acts, by E. Peplitzky. [66] p. 4to.
Ms. [Yiddish] [22532
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1916; D 44751;
Emanuel Peplitzky, Chicago.
NIFTY NOVELTY AND NONSENSE; vaude-
ville act, by J. Raynor and C. Bell.
[1], 8 p. fol. Typewritten. [22533
© 1. e. Aug. 9, 1916; D 44709;
Jack Raynor and Catharine Bell,
Chicago.
Niegnt (THE) OPERATOR; play in 1 act,
by W. Montague. 8 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22534
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1916; D 44685;
Walter Montague, San Francisco.
No MAN’S LAND; musical travesty, by
L. Drake and A. Klein. 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[22535
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1916; D 44536;
Louis Drake and Ada Klein, New
York.
OFrFricer 66; dramatic playlet, by T. J.
Whalen. [7] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[225386
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; D 44882;
Thomas Joseph Whalen, New Bed-
ford, Muss.
OH, THE WOMEN; farce with music,
by H. Reynolds and B. Finlay. [1],
8 p. 4to. Typewritten. iors
only ] [22537
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44890;
Harrington Reynolds and Bob Fin-
lay, Seattle.
OLD FLAMES; temperamental modern
comedy in 3 acts, by C. L. McClure.
[103] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22538
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44664;
Carl Leofwyn McClure, Crawford,
BJ.
ON THE KNEES OF THE GODS; drama in
>» acts, by W. H. Warner and Y.
De W. Kaplan. [56] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22539
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44667;
William Henry Warner and Ysabel
De Witte Kaplan, New York.
22549
ONCE UPON A TIME; comedy drama in
4 acts, by T. Bussiere. [118] p.
4to. Typewritten. [22540
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1916; D 44969;
Tadema Bussiere, New York.
OnE (THE) SPOT; 1 act comedy sketch,
by L. Silvers. [9] p. fol. Type-
written. [22541
GuA..e. Aus. 26, 1916: WD, 44788-
‘ Lew Silvers, Princeton, Wis.
OPERA (THE) SINGER; light opera in 3
acts, by J. Hayden. [110] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [22542
© 1c. July 27, 1916; D 44482;
Jack Hayden, New York.
OPPORTUNITIES’ KNOCK; or, LOVE
SHAMES SHAM, play in 8 acts, by C.
Van Valkenburg. [70] . yp: 4to.
Typewritten. [22543
©iP c act 1, Aug, 31 1916s irc.
acts 2 & 3, Sept. 6, 1916; D 44851;
Carlton Van Valkenburg, New York.
OUR LITTLE WIFE; play in 8 acts, by A
- Hopwood. [202] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22544
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44945;
Avery Hopwood, Cleveland.
OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES; dramatic
playlet. of 1 act, by C. W. Robison.
23 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22545
@)1 ¢ Aug. 31, 1916 ;°D: 44779:
Charles William Robison, Portland,
Or.
OUT OF THE SILENCE; drama in 3 acts,
by M. G. Roberts. [4], 55 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22546
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44826;
Myrtle Glenn Roberts, San Fran-
cisco.
PADDLY POOLS; little fairy play in 1
act, by M. Malieson. [2], 16 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [22547
© 1.@ Aug. 23. 1916-2): 44763;
Miles Malleson, London.
PAGANS: play im 3 “acts, “by.4Cx4e-
Anthony. [64] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22548
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44895;
Charles Pearson Anthony, Medford,
Mass.
PAGEANT (A) OF SUPERIOR; presented
by the pupils of the All day indus-
trial school, Superior, Wisconsin,
May 24 and 25, °16 [by Sara A.
Crumpton] [Superior, Wis., Supe-
rior high school print shop, 1916] 21
p. obl. 16mo. $0.25. [22549
© May 20, 1916; 2 c. June 12,
1916; aff. July 31, 1916; A 436211;
William H. Crumpton, Superior,
Wis.
1001
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22550
PAGEANT OF THE BIBLE AMONG THE Na-
TIONS; celebrating the centennial of
the American Bible society, first pre-
sented under the direction of Marie
Moore Forrest, at Washington, D. C.,
May 6, 1916. New York, American
Bible society, 1916. 24 p. illus.
4to. (Centennial pamphlets no. 7)
[22550
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
22, 1916; A 436473; American Bible
society, New York.
Pas (LE) D’ AMovuR; dancing fantasy,
by I. Forbes-Robertson. [1], 19 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22551
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44864;
Ian Forbes-Robertson, New York.
PawnsHop (THE); drama in 4 acts,
by M. W. Holton. [2], T4 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22552
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 44973;
Mary Ward Holton, New York.
Pen (THE) AND THE SWORD; play in
1 act, by R. E. Wright. [1], 23 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22553
© 1.e¢ Aug. 29, 1916; D 44765;
Roscoe Ellsworth Wright, Chicago.
PrepiITra: drama in 3 acts, by J. H.
Gibney. [37] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22554
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 44976;
Joseph Harry Gibney, Mt. Vernon,
i Bee
PEPPER AND SALT; play in 8 acts, by A.
Gerstenberg and R. de Cordova.
[5], 104 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22555
© 1e. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44692;
Alice Gerstenberg and Rienzi de
Cordova, Chicago.
Pick-up (THE); play in 1 act, by A.
Metzger. [2], 15 p. 4to. Type
written. [22556
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44848;
Adrian Metzger, San Francisco.
Piep (THE) Piper; operetta in 3 acts,
by E. W. Quaife. [1], 22 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [22557
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44822;
Elise West Quaife, Tomkins Cove,
NOE:
PixtcRIm’s (THE) PROGRESS; musical
miracle play, by E. Hodgkinson.
[1], 832 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22558
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1916; D 44843;
Elizabeth Hodgkinson, Cincinnati.
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PLANS OF MEN; melodrama of present
day city life in 8 acts, by H. L.
Bimm. [65] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22559
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44820;
Harry Lee Bimm, Dayton, QO.
Poor (THE) LITTLE RICH GIRL; Dlay of
fact and fancy in 3 acts, by Eleanor
Gates, with a reminiscence and a
foreword by George Jean Nathan.
New York. Arrow publishing com-
pany, 1916. 9 p. l. 236 p._ front.
12me. [22560
© July 25, 1916; 2 e July 29,
1916; D 44512; Arrow pub. co., New
York.
Pot (A) oF GoLD; drama in 3 acts,
by L. M. Meyer. [2], 61 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22561
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44891;
Leta Moore Meyer, Omaha, Neb.
— play in 2 scenes, by IL. E. Allen.
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22562
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1916; D 44827;
Ida Elliott Allen, Eugene, Or.
Power (THE) OF LOVE; melodrama in
3 acts and 6 scenes, by H. Smolen-
sky. [3810] p. 4to. Ms. [22563
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44863;
Harry Smolensky, New York.
PRETENSE; drama in 1 act, by W. H.
Warner and Y. D. Kaplan. [3], 21
p. 4to. Typewritten. ~ [22564
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916;.D 44975;
William Henry Warner and Ysabel
De Witte Kaplan, New York.
PRINCESS (A) FROM THE ORIENT; play,
by R. H. Zutro. [25] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22565
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1916; D 44763;
Rita H. Zutro, New York.
PRINCIPESSA (LA) DEL GRAMMOFONO;
operetta in 38 atti, di Emilio Reggio,
musica di William Nelson, Milano,
G. Ricordi & co., 1916. 94 p. 12mo.
[Words only] [22566
© Aug. 3, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1916;
D 44547; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
PsycHic (THE) AND RUBE; vaudeville
farce, by A. Geyer. [2], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22567
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44915;
Albert Geyer, Los Angeles.
7. woe eee oe rer oe er
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916 |
22586
RACHEL’S INSPIRATION; farce-comedy
in 4 acts, by A. H. Goodman. 96 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22568
© 2 c« Aug. 24, 1916; D 44717;
Arthur Herbert Goodman, New
York.
RAMBLER (THE) FROM CLARE; play in
fas by J. J. Nolan... [1], 9¢ p
4to. Typewritten. [22569
© 1 ec. Sept. 11, 1916; D 44854;
J. Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City, Pa.
REAL (A) SOLDIER; original 1 act mili-
tary musical playlet, book, lyrics
and music by J. Burnett. [2], 9 p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only].
[22570
© 1 c« Sept. 5, 1916; D 44811;
Jack Burnett, Chicago.
RECORDIA GRAND OPERA CO.; dramatic
and dramatico-musical composition,
by T. S. Ryder. [4] p. fol. Type-
written. [Words only] [22571
© 1c July 10, 1916; D 44420;
Theodora Sturkow Ryder, Chicago.
RED PARKER’S KID; playlet in 1 scene,
by C. H. O'Donnell. [1], 16.p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22572
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44733;
Charles H. O'Donnell, New York.
RENO; musical satire in 38 acts, book
and lyrics by B. M. Kaye. [64] p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[22573
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1916; D 44967;
Benj. M. Kaye, New York.
REPENTANT (THE) PRODIGAL; dramatic
pantomime in 8 acts, by Pilar Morin.
[32] p. 4to. Typewritien. [22574
© ic. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44669
Anees A. Shibley, New York.
REPRISAL; Sketch, by J. de Nieto. [6]
p. fol. Typewritten. [22575
© 1 c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44940:
James de Nieto, Los Angeles.
REVENGE (THE) OF A SON; play in 1
act, by Georges Mitchell, tr. from
the French by Harry Cahane. 12 p.
4to. Typewvitten. [22576
© 1c Aug. 30, 1916; D 44770;
Oscar Osso. New York.
RIDDLES ; rural comedy in 3 acts, by H.
Van Deusen. New York, Dick &
Fitzgerald, 1916. 26 p. 12mo.
[22577
ae sept. 11. 1916: 2c Sept. 12,
1916; D 44869; Dick
New York.
& Fitzgerald,
RooM WITH BATH; 1 act farce comedy,
by. A Marshall, - [2], 23: ps:4to.
Typewritten. [22578
© 1c Aug. 25, 1916; D 44731;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
RUSTED STOCK; original play in 4 acts,
by D. F. Halman. [161] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [225%
© 1 c..Aug. 23, 1916; D 44705;
Doris F. Halman, New York.
Saint SALOME OF RENO. See Beach of
Sereno.
SATISFACTION; 1 act character sketch,
by P. H. Geldsmith. 20 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22580
~~ ©l1e Sept. 14, 1916; D 44883;
Philip H. Goldsmith, Cincinnati.
SAVING THE COUNTRY; comedy in 4
acts, by W. H. Edwards. [2], 148 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22581
©. el Ane i7,-1916; ‘DD 44670;
Willard Hemenway Edwards, Hins-
dale, Ill.
ScHoot (A) BOY’S DREAM; play in 2
acts, by. Annie E. Harris. New
York, Samuel French; London, Sam-
uel French, Ltd. 1916. 28 p. 12mo.
[22582
© Sept. "22, 191672 c: Septic Zs,
1916; D 44965; Samuel French, New
York.
ScHoor (A) FoR WIVES; play in 3 acts,
by B. Israeli. [110] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22583
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; D 44887;
Baruch Israeli, Washington.
SENDING GEORGE TO CONGRESS; comedy
in 4 acts, by N. A. Fuessle. [2], 96 p.
4to. Typewritten. ' [22584
© 1 S Sept. 7, 1916; D 44836;
Newton A. Fuessle, Summit, N. J.
SerMon (THE); sketch in 2 scenes, by
= I. Dorrian. [3],18 p. 4to. Type-
rritten. [22585
© 1c. Sept. 15. 1916; D 44894;
Cecil I. Dorrian, Newark, N. J.
SHAKESPEARE UP-TO-DATE; Class day
play for girls’ schools, by Ethelyn
Sexton. Lebanon, O., March broth-
ers, 1916. 18 p. 12mo. [22586
© eSept.c11,, 19163 2: c¢., Sept. 214,
1916; D 44889; March brothers, Leb-
anon, O.
1003
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22587
SHUFFLE (THE); play in 1 act, by P.
Dunning. [1], 28p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22587
© 1e Sept. 5. 1916; D 44812;
Philip Dunning, New York.
SirceE (THE) OF VERDUN; or THE LAST
TWO CARTRIDGES, comedy-dramatic
playlet, by J. Fontaine. [1], 12 p.
fol. Typewritten. [22588
© ic. Sept. 11, 1916; D 44874;
Juste Fontaine, Milwaukee.
SILENT (THE) POWER; American play
an l-acti by W. E. Carson... (bis 22 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22589
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44935;
William Henry Carson, New York.
Simp (THE) CONDUCTOR; comedy epi-
sode, by J. E. Davis. 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22590
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44732;
J. Edmund Davis, Chicago.
SIMPKINS (THE) AUTO; drama in 3
acts. by M. J. Newman. [67] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22591
© 1c Aug. 31, 1916; D 44787;
Mordecai Jesse Newman, Chicago.
Sissy (THE) ; comedy in 1 act, by M.
W. Dickson. [1], 39 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22592
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1916; D 44707;
Mary Wakefield Dickson, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
SISTERS ; play in 1 act, by J. A. Moroso.
21. 15) p.. 4to.” “Py pewritten.
[225938
© 1 c Aug. 23; 1916; DD 443:
John A. Moroso, Cresskill, N. J.
SISTERS OF SUSANNA; biblical comedy
in 1 act, by P. Moeller. [2], 26 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22594
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1916; D 44831;
Philip Moeller, New York.
Snow (THE) MAN; morality in 1 act,
by L. Housman. New York, Samuel
French. London, Samuel French,
ltd. [1916]. 20 p. 12mo. [22595
©, Aug. .29,. 1916; 2c, -Augs 30;
1916; D 44767; Laurence Housman,
London.
Soap (THE) cLUB; [play in leact] by
EK. J. Freund. Antigo, Wis., Antigo
publishing co., 1916. 24 p. 16mo.
(Dramatie plays for young people’s
societies). [22596
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 5,
1916; D 44805; Antigo publishing
Pi, ebieo, | Wy iS:
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
SoME SHOW; play in 2 acts, by B.
Gerard. [14], 82 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22597
© 1e. July 31, 1916; D 44698;
Barney Gerard, New York.
SOME SPRING WATER; play in 1 act, by
K.-W. Bryant, *[2), kt “pee
Typewritten. [22598
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44896;
Frances Wilson Bryant, New York.
SOMEWHERE IN MExIco; dramatic play-
let in 2 scenes, by W. Blake and L.
B. Jacobs. [1], 18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22599
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1916; D 44686;
Winfield Blake and Louis B. Jacobs,
San Francisco.
Sout (THE) SONG;
Leslie Jordan. [2], 23 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22600
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44808;
Sanger & Jordan, New York.
1 act play, by
SPEED (THE) FIENDS; or, A WOMAN IS
WHAT A MAN MAKES HER, dramatic
sketch in 1 act, by Blanche Walsh
[pseud. of E. B. Hartmann] and S.
R. Hartmann. [50] p. 8vo. Ms.
[22601
© 1 ec. Aug. 19, 1916; D 44683;
Elizabeth B. Hartmann, New York.
SPIDER (THE) WEB; play in 3 acts, by
S. Cowan. [155] p. 4to. Type-
written. [22602
© 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44880;
Sada Cowan, New York.
Sport oF LAW; play in 4 acts, by S.
‘Olivier. [20] p. , fol....Printed:
[22603
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1916; D 44720;
Stuart Olivier, Lutherville, Md.
Star (THE) AND THE CRITIC; drama in
1 act, by T. S. Sutton. 45 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22604
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 44816;
Thomas Shelley Sutton, Los An-
geles.
STEALING A WIFE; 1 act comedy, by
R. BH. Halldorson. [1];- 25. p.peane:
Typewritten. [22605
© 1c Aug. 17, 1916; D 44688;
Ralph E. Halldorson, Lincoin, Neb.
(THE) fantasy of
STRANGER STAR}
Christmastide in 4 scenes, by J. A.
[45] p. 4to. Typewritter.
[22606
© 1 c« Sept..8) 1916; D 4460;
Jesse Allen Crafton, Gaissburg, Tl. |
Crafton.
'TEOTEUCTLI.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916
22624
SrrIKER (THE); play in 1 act, by G. | TERRAMOTO
[1], 4p. fol. Typewritten.
[22607
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44930;
Geo. Nagel, Newark, N. J.
Struecre (THE) ; play in 1 act, by M.
Wiener. [3]; 18 p.° 4to.° Type-
written. [22608
© 1e. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44652;
Miriam Wiener, New York.
Stuck; 1 act farce, by C. E. Grape-
win. [4] p. fol. Typewritten.
[22609
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44971;
Charles Ellsworth Grapewin, West
End, N. J.
Sunset (THE) ROAD; play in 1 act, by
KF. E. Haney. [2], 8p. 4to. Type-
written. [22610
©l1e. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44780;
Flora E. Haney, Philadelphia.
Nagel.
TANGLELAND; musical comedy in 8
acts, by G. L. Naught. [62] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[22611
© 1e. July 28, 1916; D 44486:
George L. Naught, New York.
Tavern (THE) De LUXE; 8 act com-
edy, by Eva Williams and E. Bial,
music by H. Bial. [64] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only] [22612
© 1c. July 24, 1916; D 44771;
Ernest Bial, New York.
TVECPANCALTZIN. Sece Chimalman, and
other poems.
TEMPERAMENT; play in 1 act, by F.
Nordstrom. [1], 20 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22613
© 1 e. Sept. 12, 1916; D 44872;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
satire on some actors from Smart
Set magazine, in 1 act, by M. Ter-
rell. [19] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22614
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1916; D -HS876;
Maverick Terrell, Los Angeles.
TEN BOYS’ FARCES; with an introduc-
tion on impromptu dramatics, by EH.
M. Peixotto. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 107 p. 12mo.
[22615
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 1,
1916; D 44790; Eustace M. Peixotto,
San Francisco.
See Chimalman, and
other poems.
(The earthquake); ro-
mantie drama of modern Sicily, by
ek. MeLennanis [2]57102° p. “Ato:
Typewritten. [22616
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1916; D 44878;
Janet Kirkley McLennan, Philadel-
phia.
THAT BLASTED TOOTH; vaudeville
sketch, by E. M. Smith. [14] p.
4to. Typewritten. [22617
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44735;
Edgar McPhail Smith, Elmhurst,
ING AYS
THEIR LAST DAY; comedy-drama in 1
act, by G. A. Lipkind. 21 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22618
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44938;
Goodman Alan Lipkind, New York.
THEIR ONLY SON; or, HERE ARE YOUR
CHILDREN, drama, by A. Shaikewitz.
TN ONT NT DAS aa "Dara tN eer
SPOOVD PMY oN PD NENT PDIP P DIYS
[1], 40 p. S8vo. Ms. [22619
© 1c. July 14, 1916; D 44379;
Alexander Shaikewitz, New York.
THREE A. M.; play in 1 act, by S. B.
Pfeifer!” [1]... di-:p. , -4to.... Type
written. [22620
© 1e Aug. 81, 1916; D 44783;
Sidney Burton Pfeifer, Buffalo.
THREE (THE) OF US; play in 4 acts,
by R. Crothers, revised 1916. New
York, Samuel French; London,
Samuel French, Itd., 1916. 113 p.
12mo. [22621
@ Aus. 238. AQIG. 2 c. Aue. 25,
1916; D 44724; Rachel Crothers,
New York.
TICKLED TO DEATH; vaudeville sketch
in 1 act, by William and Josephine
Giles. New York, Dick & Fitz-
gerald, 1916. 6p. 12mo. [22622
©. Sept. 11,, 1916;°2.c.. Sept...12;
1916; D 44866; Dick & Fitzgerald,
New York.
Tinpat (THE) WAVE; play in 4 acts, by
H. Boyd. [112] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22623
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44850;
Darey and Wolford, inc, and
Hutcheson Boyd, Ridgefield, Conn.
ToADSTOOLS; 4 act comedy-drama, by
F. H. Reed. [10], 96 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22624
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44925;
Florence Haines Reed, Los Angeles.
1005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22625
pt. 1, n. S., Vv. 18
ToucH (A) of nature; domestic com-
edy in 1 act, by A. Ross. [1], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22625
© 1.¢ Aug. 25, 1916. D 44734;
Aaron Ross, New York.
TowrER (THE) BUILDER; play in 8 acts,
by A. A. S. James. [147] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22626
1c Aug. 30, 1916; D 44772;
Alice Archer Sewall James, Wash-
ington. —
Trait (THE) OF THE LONESOME PINE;
play in 4 acts, being a dramatiza-
tion of the novel of the same title,
by John Fox, jr. [114] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22627
©l1e Aug. 25, 1916; D 44726;
Klaw & Erlanger, New York.
TRANSGRESSOR (THE); play in _ pro-
logue and 8 acts, by N. W. Williams
and Henry P. Janes. [152], p. 4to.
Typewritten. f22628
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1916; D 44832; N.
Winslow Williams, Baltimore. .
Trio (A) IN A FLAT; comedy in 1 act,
by G. Seibel. [1], 26 p. 4to. Type-
written.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1916; D 44626;
George Seibel, Pittsburgh.
TRIUMPH (THE); pageant. play, by
HK. L. EHichenwald. 19 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22630
© 1 c. Sept. 13, 1916; D 44877;
Esther L. Hichenwald, Los Angeles.
TruTH (THE) WOMAN; symbolical 3
act Christian science, or new
thought play, with music, by C. and
V. Menges. [5], 78 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [22631
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1916; D 44942;
Charles and Vivia Menges, Holly-
wood, Cal.
TurTLE (THE) MOON; dramatic com-
position in 2 acts, by J. A. Lacy.
[72] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22632
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44909;
J. A. Lacy, Minneapolis.
TWo—AND A THIRD; Short play, by A.
H. Zink. [2], 10 p. 8vo. Type-
written, [22633
© lee. Sept dG 1916; D 44908;
Albert H. Zink, Buffalo.
Two FOR DINNER; play in 1 act, by-
S. Benson. Type-
written. [22634
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1916; D, 44718;
Stuart Benson, New York. .
[1], 19 p. 4to.
[22629 |
TWO WILLS AND ONE NELLy. See
Nelly’s four in hand.
Upvart (Az) BOLOND; operette 3 felvo-
nasban, szévegét irta Berdk Pal,
zenéjét szerzette Mayer B. Jézsef.
[E16 “sG52" ep: fol. Typewritten.
[Words enly] [22635
© 1c July 21, 1916; D 44752:
Paul Berak, Chicago.
UP AND DOWN Town; fun parade in 2
acts and 6 scenes, book and lyrics by
F. Finney, musie by Harry L. Alford.
[112] p. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only] [22636
© 1c Sept. 12, 1916; D 44853;
Frank Finney, Spokane, Wash.
VAUDEVILLE (THE) HEART; play in 1
act, by R. J.: Adams.- 18 p:” 40;
Typewritten. [22637
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44694;
Robert J. Adams, Detroit.
Victor (THE) SHOP: musical treat in
1 act, by C. G. EHichel. [1], 13 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22638
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1916; D 44758;
Charles G. Hichel, Brooklyn.
Victory; drama in 8 acts, by. Mrs.
Charles A. Doremus, dramatized and
adapted from the novel, Laubgewind,
by I. C. Heer. [68] p. 2to. Type-
written. [22639
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1916; D 44657;
Felix Meyer, New York.
VISITEUSE (LA); piéce en 1 acte, de A.
de Lorde et H. Bauche. Paris,
librairie thédAtrale artistique et lit-
téraire. 1916. 31 p. 12mo. [22640
© July 27, 1916; 1c. Sept. 7. 1916;
D 44829; André de Lorde et Henri
Bauche, Paris,
Voice (THE) FROM WITHIN; play in I
act, by H. E. Kowalsky. [2] 10 p.
fol. Typewritten. [22641
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44792;
Harold Emil Kowalsky, Fresno, Cal.
“Warrer (THE); monologue, by A..
Hoffman. [1], 29 p. 4to. Tvpe-
written. [22642
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1916; D 44689;
- Aaron Hoffman, New York.
-WANTED—A COMPANION; 1 act playlet,
13
[22643
revised by M. L. Spaulding.
fol. Typewritten.
.. ,©.1.¢ Sept. 25, 1916; D 44972;
Myra Louise Spaulding, Washington.
1006
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1916
WAnrTep: SOME PUBLICITY; comedy in
8 acts, by R. Woodward. [89] p.
4to. Typewritten. [22644
© 1e. Aug. 25, 1916; D 44730;
Ruth Woodward, Acoaxit, Mass.
War (THE) Fity; 1 act play, by N.
Leslie, [2], 24 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22645
© 1 ec. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44922;
Noél Leslie, New York.
WEB (A) OF HER OWN WEAVING; e€n-
tirely new and original drama of to-
day in 3 acts, by M. Coe and Lella
Grant Cullingford. GG sp: Ato.
Typewritten. [22646
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 44903;
Marie Coe, Los Angeles.
WELL PRESERVED; farce in 1 act, by
Harrison Garrett and K. Murray. 2
p. fol. Typewritten. [22647
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1916; D 44690;
Katherine Murray, Utica, N. Y.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
by A. S. Burleson. [1], 13 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22648
© 2 c¢ Aug. 16, 1916; D 44662;
Adele Steiner Burleson, Washing-
ton.
play in 1 act,
WHAT DOES THE PUBLIC WANT? musi-
cal comedy in 2 acts, by B. Gerard.
Rev. ed. [92] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only } [22649
© 1e. July 31, 1916; D 44944;
Barney Gerard, New York. :
WHAT’S YOUR HUSBAND DOING? play in
5 acts, by G..V. Hobart. [7], 120 p.
4to. Typewritten. [22650
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44796;
George V. Hobart, New York.
WHEN CHICKENS COME HOME; play in
3 acts and 4 scenes, by HE. Walter
and Cronin Wilson. [127] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22651
© lic. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44806;
EKugene Walter, New York.
WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG; play in 4 acts,
by L. Egan. [1], 1381p. 4to. Type-
written. [22652
© 1e Aug. 22, 1916; D 44699;
Louis Egan and Darey & Wolford,
New York.
22658
WHO ANSWERED THE TELEPHONE? farce
in 8 acts, by M. V. Samuels and G.
Riddell. [5], 148 p. 4to. Type-
written. [22653
© 1e Aug. 28, 1916; D 44746;
Maurice V. Samuels and Gilbert
Riddell, New York.
WHOM THE GODS DESTROY; 1 act drama
of the war of 1866, by Jaroslav Hil-
bert, prefaced and tr. from the Bo-
hemian by C. Recht. 29 p. (In Poet
Lore, v. 27, no. 4, July—Aug. 1916.)
[22654
© Aug. 7,.1916; 1c. Aug. 14,1916;
D 44656; Charles Recht, New York.
WILES (THE) OF A PRIMA DONNA. See
Hoodwinking the impressario.
WILL HE COME BACK; by F. Grendon.
New York, New review publishing
association, 1916. 44 p. 12mo.
$0.25. [22654*
©. Aue. 191622) ie} Aue, 25s
1916; aff. Aug. 18, 1916; A 437379;
Felix Grendon, New York.
WILL YOU BE READY? play in 4 acts,
by John St. John [pseud. of J. Ray-
ner]. [103] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[22655
©l1e July 31, 1916; D 44522;
John Rayner, New York.
Woman (A) IS WHAT A MAN MAKES
HER. See Speed (The) fiends.
WomMAN (A) OF THE TOWN; act 1 of.
play in 4 acts, by A. Cleveland. [2],
34 p. 4to. Typewritten. [22656
© ive, Aue? (23. 1916 D 442s
Arthur Cleveland, Philadelphia.
WoMAN (THE) WHO LAUGHED; drama
in 1 act, by W. H. Warner and Y. D.
Kaplan. [1], 29 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [22657
© 1e. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44814;
Ysabel De Witte Kaplan and Wil-
liam Henry Warner, New York.
WomAN’s (A) CRUCIBLE; drama in 3
acts, by S. E. Hyman. [80], p. 4to.
Typewritten. [22658
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44893;
Sarah Ellis Hyman, New York.
WONDERFUL (THE) LAMP. See Aladdin. ©
1007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22659 pt. I, n.s., v. 18, no. 9, 1916
Worip (THE) CONQUERER; playlet in 1 | YouNGEsT (THE) DRyYAD; fantasy, by
act, 2 scenes, by J. B. Marks. 8 p. B. Goes. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
fol. Typewritten. [22659 [22661
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44786: © 1c. Aug. 5, 1916; D 44568;
Josephine B. Marks, New York. Bertha Goes, Wauwatosa, Wis.
Wrong (THE) COMBINATION; farce in | __ ‘
3 acts, by L. Jordan. [112] p. 4to. YouTH; play in 3 acts, by M. Malleson.
Typewritten. [22660 [93] p. 4to. Typewritten. [22662
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; D 44885; © 1c. Sept. 19, 1916; D 44933;
Leslie Jordan, Monroe, N. Y. Miles Malleson, London.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 2,044
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue since
Sam, WOVE et el 2 oe re ype Bd,
1008
eepee OF DRAMA OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
BiGHi HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
mie. ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
SHAUGHRAUN (THE); an. original
drama in 8 acts, by Dion Boucicault.
[22662 (1)
© by Josephine Cheney, New
York, as widow of the author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 8726, Sept. 12, 1916. Renewal
entry, Apr. 15, 1902, no. D 17839.
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CLASS F. MAPS.
ABERDEEN, Harford Co., Md. _ [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22663
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
1916; F 30045; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
AcktEy, Hardin & Franklin Cos.,
Iowa. [Insurance map] Aug.,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 8
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22664
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1916; F 380054; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Acton, Middlesex Co., Mass. [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Seale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 5 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [22665
en Ago. 1916; 2-c...Aug., 29, :
1916; F 30043; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
AKBON, ©. Insurance maps. v. 1.
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 100
1., size 25 by 21 inches. Bound.
[22666
@r Sent. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. Sept. 9,
1916; EF 380056; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ALABAMA. Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Alabama and Missis-
sippi. 1916-1917 ed. New York,
Blum’s commercial map pub. co.,
inec., [1916] cover-title, [8] p. fold.
map. 16mo. $0.25. [22667
ir aulywist, 1916: 2 .c. and aff.
Aus. 1, 1916; A 436197; Max I.
Blum, New York.
ALBANY, N. Y. Map of the cities of
Albany and Rensselaer, N. Y. 1916.
Scale about 1,000 ft. to ? inch. Size
204 by 2834 inches. [22668
er Anz..22, 1916: 2..¢c. Sept. 1,
1916; F 28844; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
Ann Arpor, Washtenaw Co., Mich.
Insurance maps. June, 1916. Scale
50 and 100 ft. to an inch. 30 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [22669
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1916; F 380051; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ARGENTINA..
ARAPAHO, Custer Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] <Aug., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. | 22670
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 « Sept. 14,
1916; F 380063; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Argentina, Chile, Para-
guay and Uruguay. Scale 300 miles
to i¢ inch. Size 6% by 43 inches.
[22671
© ‘Sept..4,.°1916..+2 © Sept. 18,
1916; F 28870; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
ARKANSAS. Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Arkansas and Louisi-
ana. 1916-1917 ed. New York,
Blum’s commercial map pub. co., ine.
[1916] cover-title, [8] p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [22672
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
1, 1916; A 436196; Max L. Blum,
New York.
ARNETT, Ellis Co., Okl. [Insurance
mup] July, 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [22673
©, Aug. «254 19162 »20 ee. Anes 226:
1916; EF 380036; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Asta. Seale about 1,500 miles to 1
inch. Size 44 by 4% inches. [22674
© Sept. 4, 19167" 2 -e* Sept. 38;
1916; F 28867; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buftalo.
AssuMPTION, Christian Co., Ill. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22675
© Sept., 21, 1916; 2 G& Sept 22;
1916; F 30071; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Aupurn, N. Y. Map of the city of
Auburn, N. Y., for the 1916 Auburn
directory. Scale 1 inch to 700 ft.
Size 223 by 22% inches. [22676
@ivAugs 22 0916 :t2 ey Sept: 7,
1916; F 28852; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
1011
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22677
pt. 1, nvs:, Vode
Batavia, Kane Co., Ill. [Insurance
maps] <Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft to
an inch. 15 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22677
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; F 80076; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Bissee, Ariz. Map of the Warren
mining district, Bisbee, Cochise Co.,
Ariz. Scale about 2 inches to 3,000
ft. Size 244 by 452 inches. Blue-
print. [22678
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 « Sept. 13,
1916; F 28857; Smith & Ziesemer,
Bisbee, Ariz.
Brazin. Brazil and Guiana. Scale
300 to 44 inch. Size 62 by 43 inches.
[22679
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c¢. Sept. 18,
1916; F 28871; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Price & Lee co.’s
new map of Bridgeport, Conn., pub-
lished for the city directory, 1916.
Newark, N. J., Interstate map Co.,
1916. Scale 1,500 ft. to 1 inch. Size
25 by 18 inches. [22680
©, Aug. 11, 1916; 2:-e.) Aug..16,
1916; F 28805; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
CALIFORNIA. Central and southern Cali-
fornia roads from Sacramento to
San Diego. Size 12% by 9% inches.
Blueprint. [22681
©) Sept. 1, 19165 2.7, Aves 28,
1916; F 28886; HE. B. Sadler, Oak-
land, Cal.
Imperial quadrangle of a topo-
graphic map, Imperial Valley,
southern California. Scale 2 miles
to 1 inch. Size 17% by 14% inches.
Blueprint. [22682
© Aug. 16,°1916; 2 ¢ Amgis25,
1916; F 28827; Donald Clarence Mc-
Lain, Tropico, Cal.
CENTRAL AMERICA. Scale about 100
miles to § inch. Size 43 by 6% inches.
[22683
©), Sept... 1) 1916 322k: Sepia;
1916; F 28875; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
CHENEY, Spokane Co., Wash. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [22684
© Aug: 31, 1916; 2 ce Sept. 11,
1916; EF 380057; Sanborn map Go.,
New York.
CHERRY TREE, Indiana Co., Pa. [In- ©
surance map] July, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22685
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 « Ange
1916; F 30039; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Cuicago, Ill. Blanchard’s city guide
map of Chicago. Chicago, IIl.,
George F. Cram co., [1916] Size
433 by 29 inches. — [22686
©: Aug. 10, 1916; 2G Ane ee
1916; F 28814; George F. Loring,
Chicago.
—— Morrison outline map of Chicago.,
Ill. Scale about 3 miles to 13 inches.
Size 114 by 9% inches. [22687
© ‘Sept. 2; 19163) 2™eSepise2e:
1916; F 28880; Sarah H. Morrison,
New York.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va. Insurance maps
of Clarksburg, Harrison Co., W. Va.,
including suburbs. Seale 50 and
100 ft. to an inch. 41 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [22688
© Aug. 28, 1916, 2.6 Ane 2
1916; F 380050; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
CoLtomsBtia. Colombia, Venezuela, Hcua-
dor, Peru and Bolivia with western
part of Brazil. Scale +é inch to 300
miles. Size 6% by 44 inches. [22689
©: Sept. 1, 1916; 2 © Seprags
1916; F 28872; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo. :
CoNNECTICUT. Blum’s commercial
travelers’ map of Connecticut and
Rhode Island. 1916-1917 ed. New
York, Blum’s commercial map pub.
co., ine. [1916] cover-title, [SJ p.
fold. map. %6mo. $0.25. [22690
© July 31, 1916; 2 ¢: and aff) Aug:
1, 1916; A 486193; Max L. Blum,
New York.
CorDELL, Washita Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22691
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ¢ Sept2e
1916; F 30088; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Cransury, Middlesex Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. | 22692
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1916;
F 30055; Sanborn map co., New
York.
1012
MAPS
no. 9, 1916
Cusa. Cuba, Porto Rico, Jamaica,
West Indies. Various scales. Size
43 by 62 inches. [22693
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ Sept. 18,
1916; F 38874; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
Daviess County, Mo. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 2
wo k-oo, Vit. X—xxiii p. illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[22694
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 487836; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
DeELTA, Fulton Co., O. [Insurance
map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
iches. [22695
er Ans 2505191622 ¢ Aug. 26, |
1916; F 380040;
New York.
Sanborn map €o.,
Detroit, Mich. Map of the city of De-
troit and environs, Mich. Scale 2
inches to 1 mile. Size 27 by 40
inches. [22696
eee te 191G:, 2 ¢. Aug... 17.
1916; F 28806; Sauer bros., Grosse
Pointe Park, Mich.
—— Map of the city of Detroit and
environs, Mich. Scale 24 inches to
1 mile. Size 33 by 483 inches.
[22697
@© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Aug. 17,
1916; F 28807; Sauer bros., Grosse
Pointe Park, Mich.
ERENSBERG, Cambria Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 7 sheets.
size 25 by 21 inches. [22698
@rAug. 25; 1916:.2-c. Aug. 26,
1916; F 30085; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
ELIZABETH, N. J. Map of the city of
Elizabeth, N. J. Scale about 1000
ft. to # inch. Size 164 by 22 inches.
[22699
inane, 19, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 23.
1916; F 28825; Edward J. Grass-
mann, Elizabeth, N. J.
ELK Ciry, Beckham Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] <Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22700
© Sept: 23, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; F 380074; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
22708
ELwoop, Madison Co., Ind. Insurance
maps. July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 23 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22701
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1916; F 30064; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
EMEIGH, Cambria Co., Pa. [Insurance
map] July, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22702
©; Aue 25.1916 5. 2c, Aue. 26)
1916; EF 300384; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
EUREKA, Cal. Automobile road from
Eureka, Cal. to Grants Pass, Or.
via Orick, Requa and Crescent City.
Seale 8 miles to 2 inch. Size 82 by
38 inches. [22703
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 « Aug. 25,
1916; F 28860; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco.
FAIRLAND, Ottawa Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22704
© Aus. 28. 1916". 2 Ausy 29;
1916; F 30044; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FEATHER RIVER COUNTRY. Map show-
ing automobile roads of Feather
River country including Sutter,
Butte, Tehama, Plumas, Lassen,
Sierra, Nevada, Placer, & Yuba
counties. Scale 8 miles to 1 inch.
Size 123 by 174 inches. [22705
Cc Aus.) Pf. 1916e 2 ef Aue 22.
1916; F 28824; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco.
Fort Dopcr, Webster Co., Ia. Insur-
ance maps. July, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 80 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22706
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1916; EF 30068; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Foss, Washita Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22707
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; F 380080; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FRANKLIN, Johnson Co., Ind. Insur-
ance maps. June, 1916. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 14 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [22708
GeAtion 28: #916 + {2- en Aug 29,
1916; F 380042; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22709
FREEHOLD, Monmouth Co., N. J. In-
surance maps. July, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 13 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22709
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 e« Sept. 9,
1916; F 30053; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
GAGE, Ellis Co., Okl. [Insurance map]
July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22710
CG Aue. 25) 19NGs (2..C) Aue. a6,
1916; F 300387; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
GAYLORD, Otsego Co., Mich. [Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22711
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1916; F 380067; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
GEORGIA. Cram’s superior map of
Georgia. Scale 10 miles to 14 inches.
Size 572 by 384 inches. [22712
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1916;
F 28850; George F. Cram @Co.,
Chicago.
GREAT LAKES. Great Lake region of
North America according to the plan
of the Garden of Eden. Size 4% by
64 inches. [22713
©, Sept. 5, 1Stor* 2) °C. -Sent.
1916; F 28853; Frank B. Janeway,
Knoxville, Tenn.
GREENE County, Ind. Greene County
showing schools and improved pub-
lic highways. Size 12 by 16 inches.
[22714
© Aug. d-i19le; 2°evAue, Ws,
1916; F 28810; Daniel Cobb MeclIn-
Tosh, Worthington, Ind.
GUEYDAN, Vermilion Parish, La. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22715
© Sept. 23, 1916-42 @& Sepie 2a.
1916; F 380078; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HAwtTHornE, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
[Insurance map] July, 1916. Scale
j0 tt. to amiineh, Size: 25 tbyn2l
inches. [22716
© Aug» 30, : 1916: 2 e.iSepi ad,
1916; F 30058; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
pt. 1, HYS:, ¥.de
Hoop River, Hood River Co., Or. [In-
surance map] June, 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 15 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22717
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1916; F 380060; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HUNTSVILLE, Randolph: Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22718
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c« Aug. 29,
1916; F 380046; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ILLINOIS. Blum’s commercial travel-
ers’ map of Illinois showing railway
systems, railway distances, inter-
urban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1,000 or
more. 1916 ed. Size 124 by 9
inches, in cover. 16mo. [22719
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426488; Max L.
Blum, New York.
— County district map comprising
Cook, Lake, McHenry, Du Page,
Kane, Kendall and portions of De
Kalb, La Salle and Will Cos., IIL,
together with portion of Lake Co.,
Ind. Size 20 by 20 inches. [22720
©, Aug.» 12, 1916 5. 20e. Aue aap
1916; F 28815; George F. Cram ¢o.,
Chicago.
— Illinois main traveled routes in-
cluding principal connections into
adjoining states. Secale about 10
miles to £¢ inch. Size 23 by 18
inches. [22721
©’ Aug. 21). 1916: 2 e Ausae
1916; F 28829; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
—-— Morrison outline map of Illinois.
Scale 80 miles to ~ inch. Size 114
by 94 inches. [22722
©. Sept.. 2, 1916;.2.1¢e. Sepiy 2u
1916; F 28881; Sarah E. Morrison,
New York.
INDEPENDENCE, Montgomery Co., Kan.
Insurance maps. July, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 21 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [227%2e
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. Sept, da
1916; F 380065; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
InptA. Scale 400 miles to # inch.
Size 43 by 6% inches. | [22724
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 18,
1916; F 28865; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
1014
— ae
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MAPS
no. 9, 1916 22738
InpIANA. Blum’s commercial travel- | JAPAN. Map of Japan and its rela-
Iowa.
fore, N. Y.
ers’ map of Indiana showing rail-
way systems, railway distances, in-
terurban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1000 or more.
1916 ed. Size 123 by 97. inches, in
cover. 16mo. [22725
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4.-1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426489; Max L.
Blum, New York.
Indiana main traveled routes in-
eluding principal connections into
adjoining states. Scale about 10
miles to* # inch. Size 222 by 18
inches. [22726
fey ae. 24 1916; 2 c. Aug. .26,
1916; F 28831; American automobile
assn., New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Street map of the
city of Indianapolis, Ind. Scale 1000
ft. to 1 inch. Size 47 by 473 inches.
Blueprint. (22727
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1916; IF 28855; National map Co.,
Indianapolis.
INGHAM County, Mich. Farm journal
map of Ingham County, Mich. Scale
about 2 inches to 8 miles. Size 213
by 172 inches. [22728
septs 12, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1916; EF 28861; G. S. Hammond &
CON. ¥.
Blum’s commercial travelers’
map of Iowa showing railway Sys-
tems, railway distances, interurban
trolleys, leading industries and in-
dexed location of all towns having a
population of 1000 or more. 1916 ed.
Size 9 by 123 inches, in cover. 16mo.
[22729
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426490; Max L.
Blum, New York.
Cram’s superior map of Iowa.
Scale 30 miles to 44 inches. Size 374
by 474 inches. [22730
ervAus, 21 1916; 2 ce Sept: 5,
1916; F 28849; George F. Cram Co.,
Chicago.
Insurance maps of Islip,
Suffolk Co., N. Y¥., including East
Islip. July, 1916. Scale 50 and 100
ft. to an inch. 17 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. P2270
@wAus 28. 1916°'2 ‘¢ Aug. 29,
1916; F 380049; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
64353—16——10
KELLERTON, Ringgold Co., Ia.
KENTUCKY.
1015
tion to the mainland. Scale about
50 miles to + inch. Size 44 by 62
inches. P2222
@/Sept) 1.1916: -2%e “Sept; £3:
1916; F 28866; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
JEFFERSON CouNTY, Ind. Lee’s map of
Jefferson County, Ind. Scale 14
inches to 1 mile. Size 34 by 394
inches. L22iiso
Cy (Aus 16919162) 2)e: Aue! 19;
1916; F 28838; Roscoe F. Lee, Madi-
son, Ind.
KANSAS. Blum’s commercial travelers’
map of Kansas showing railway Sys-
tems, railway distances, interurban
trolleys, leading industries and in-
dexed location of all towns having a
population of 1000 or more. 1916 ed.
Size 9 by 123 inches, in cover. 16mo.
[227384
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 4264938; Max L.
Blum, New York.
Cram’s superior map of Kansas.
Seale 9 miles to 1 inch. Size 28 by
484 inches. [22735
© Awe; (25, 1916: 2 «Sept. 5,
1916; F 28848; George F. Cram co.,
Chicago.
[ Insur-
ance map] July, 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[22736
©wAne, 25-5) 19165).2 se) Auge 26,
1916; EF 380038; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Kentucky and Tennes-
see showing railway systems, rail-
Way distances, interurban trolleys,
leading industries and indexed loca-
tion of all towns having a popula-
tion of 1000 or more. 1916 ed. Size
9 by 12% inches, in cover. 16mo.
(22056
© Feb. 28, 1916: 2 ¢- Mar. 4,
1916; aff. Mar. 8, 1916; A 426491;
Max L. Blum, New York.
Cram’s superior map of Kentucky
showing distances between stations
on railroads, with a concise and orig-
inal ready reference index showing
counties, county seats, cities, post
offices, railroad stations, villages,
ete., with latest census populations.
Scale 30 miles to 32 inches. Size 29
by 49 inches. [22738
j) sAug: 2474916; 2° e4 Sept. 5,
1916; F 28847; George F. Cram co., °
Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22739
LAURENS, Otsego Co., N. Y. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22739
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 « Sept. 12,
1916; F 30061; Sanborn map Co..
-New York.
LrEpEY, Dewey County. Okl. [Insur-
ance map] July. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[22740
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c« Aug. 26,
1916; F 30032;
New York.
Sanborn map GCo@.,
Los ANGELES, Cal. Land value map
central business district, Los An-
geles, Cal.. as appraised 1915-1916
by the Joint bureau of appraisal.
Size 59 by 29 inches. Blueprint.
[227-
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec July 24,
1916: FEF 28803; James Gardner
Stafford, Los Angeles.
Lwssockx, Lubbock Co., Tex. [Insur-
ance map] July. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [22742
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1916: F 30048; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Maine. Blum’s commercial travelers’
map of Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont. 1916-1917 ed. New York,
Blum’s commercial map pub. co., inc.
[1916] cover-title. [S] p. fold. map.
16mo. $0.25. [22743
© July 31, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 436192; Max L.
Blum, New York.
MARTINSVILLE, Morgan Co., Ind. In-
surance maps. Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 21 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. 22744
© Sept. 25, 1916: 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1916; F 30084: Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
MARYLAND. Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia and Delaware main trav-
eled routes showing their character
and general conditions for touring,
together with the principal connec-
tions into the adjoining states.
Scale about 10 miles to 2 inch.
Size 183 by 31 inches. [22745
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1916; F 28828; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
pt. 5 Sy va
MASSACHUSETTS. Blum’s commercial
travelers’ map of Massachusetts.
1916-1917 ed. New York, Blum’s
commercial map pub. co., ine. [1916]
cover-title, [8] p. fold. map. i16mo.
$0.25. [22746
© July 31, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Aug. 1, 1916; A 436194; Max 4d.
Blum, New York.
Circuit of the Massachusetts
forestry association. Data from for-
estry association study plotted on
Massachusetts highway commission
maps and a forest map prepared for
the Massachusetts forestry commis-
sion, town lines from maps prepared
for the State of Massachusetts
Panama-Pacific Exposition. Scale 1
inch to 1 mile. Size 54 by 160
inches. Blueprint. [22747
© Sept. 9. 1916; 2 ec Sept. 12,
1916; F 28856; Warren H. Manning,
Boston.
Mexico. Map of Mexico north of
Mexico City, including southern por-
tions of California, Arizona, New
Mexico and Texas. Secale 53 miles
to 1 inch. Size 19 by 252 inches.
[22748
© Aug. 28, 191672" Senn
1916: F 28841; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
MicuTgan. Cram’s superior map of
Michigan showing distances between
stations on railroads, on reverse side
of map a complete, concise and origi-
nal ready reference index of cities,
towns, villages and junction points
with latest census population, ete.
Seale 8 miles to 1 inch. Size 484
by 384 inches. [22749
© Aug. 8, 1916: 2 c. Aug. 17, 1916;
F 28819; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
MipLanD, Midland Co., Mich. Insur-
ance maps. July, 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 12 sheets, size 25 by ~
21 inches. [22730 &
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. Sept 2am
1916; F 30069; Sanborn map CO., 7
New York. }
Mitrorp, Otsego Co., N. ¥. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 504
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by ©
21 inches. [2275h
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 20,5
1916; F 30066; Sanborn map ©Co., —
New York. _
1016
MAPS
no. 9, 1916
Industrial map
Scale about 1
MINNEAPorIS, Minn.
of the Twin Cities.
mile to 24 inches. Size 38 by 572
inches. P2252
© Sept. 5. 1916; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1916; F 28864: Minneapolis indus-
tries assn., Minneapolis.
MInNeEsotTa. Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Minnesota showing
railway systems, railway distances,
interurban trolleys, leading indus-
tries and indexed location of all
towns having a population of 1090
or more. 1916 ed. Size 123 bv 9
inches, in cover. 16mo. p22 fas
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426486; Max Il.
Blum, New York.
Cram’s superior map of Minneé-
sota. Scale 8 miles to 1 inch. Size
49 by 374 inches. [22754
fe Aue 10, 1916; 2.4c. Aug. 17,
1916; F 28816; George F. Cram co.,
Chicago.
MISSOURI.
elers’ map of Missouri showing rail-
way systems, railway distances, in-
terurban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1000 or more.
1916 ed. Size 9 by 124 inches, in
cover. 16mo. [22755
(eyepen 2s, 1916: 2 -c. Mar. 4,
1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426492;
Max L. Blum, New York.
MuscaTInE County, Ia. Atlas of
Muscatine County, Ia., containing
maps of villages, cities and town-
ships of the county, maps of the
state, United States and _ world.
Seale varies. 33 1. Size 18 by 15
inches. Bound. [22756
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1916;
F 28835; G. W. Anderson, Mason
City, Ia.
Mcskincum County, O. Atlas of
Muskingum County, Ohio. 1916.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Geographic
mstitute, 1916. 65, [1] p. maps.
fol. $3.00. 22 (30
© ape. 19, 19165))2''c. and aff.
July 3, 1916; A 485100; Sanford A.
Wiggins, Indianapolis. |
NEBRASKA. Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Nebraska showing rail-
Way Systems, railway distances, in-
terurban trolleys, leading industries
and indexed location of all towns
having a population of 1000 or more.
Blum’s commercial trav- |
22766
NEBRASKA—Continued.
1916-1917 ed. Size 9 by 12% inches,
in cover. 16mo. [22758
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1916;
aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426494: Max L.
Blum, New York.
NEw ENGLAND. New England road
map issued with Connecticut motor
vehicle register. 1916. Size 20 hv
14 inches. [22759
© Ausy 22.) 19162. Fre Ane 26:
1916; F 28834; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
New RocKrorp, Eddy Co., N. D. [In-
surance map] July. 1916. Secaie 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21. inches. [22760
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 « Sept. 22,
1916; F 30070; Sanborn. map co.,
New York.
NEw YorK (City). Interborough
rapid transit co. map showing pres-
ent subway and elevated lines and
new extensions. Size 20 by 9 inches.
[22761
© “Aug: 28) 1916: 2 © Aug."30,
1916; F 28840; Rand-McNally & co.,
New York.
New York railways co. map show-
ing operated routes. Size 9 by 20
inches. [22762
Cy Aue 16, 1916s) 2) e Awe) 18:
1916; F 28811; Rand-McNally & co.,
New York.
New York to Pittsfield, Mass.,
road map. Size 213 by 4 inches.
[22763
©) Aue 23. 1916322 ‘er sAwar2G:
1916; F 28832; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
New York to West Point road
map. Size 13? by 6 inches. [22764
©) Anis.-23, 1916s, 2 Ne) Ane 26,
1916; F 288338; American automo-
bile assn., New York.
NortH AMERICA. Scale 900 miles to 1
inch. Size 62 by 4% inches. [22765
Sept.1,° 19t62" 2 ie (Sept. 748:
1916; F 28876; J.-N. Matthews co..
Buffalo.
NortH ATTLEBORO, Mass.
maps of North Attleboro, Bristol
Co. Mass. including Plainville. July,
1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 6
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [22766
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25;
1916; EF 380073; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Insurance
1017
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22767
NortH DaxKotTa. Blum’s commercial
travelers’ map of North Dakota and
South Dakota showing railway sys-
tems, railway distances, interurban
trolleys, leading industries and in-
dexed location of all towns having
a population of 1000 or more. 1916—-
1917 ed. Size 124 by 9 inches, in
cover. i16mo. [22767
© Meh. 28.) 4916312 16) Mare 4,
1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426495;
Max L. Blum, New York.
NORTHERN CENTRAL STATES. Map of
Northern Central States completely
indexed. Scale 16 miles to 1 inch.
Size 52 by 40 inches. [22768
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1916;
F 28842; Rand-McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
NORTHWESTERN STATES. Union Pacific
coal company coal freight rates.
Size 102 by 154 inches. Blue print.
[22769
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c Aug. 28, 1916;
«28837 2 Union, Pacifie.coal *co.,
Omaha, Neb.
Norway. Norway, Sweden and Den-
mark. Seale about 50 miles to 2 inch.
Size 6% by 44 inches. [22770
{() Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; F 28869; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
Norwoop, O. Map of the city of Nor-
wood and Cincinnati northeast sub-
urbs, Evanston, Hyde Park, Madi-
sonville, Oakley, Pleasant Ridge,
Kennedy Heights and Silverton.
Seale 1000 ft. to 1 inch. Size 22 by
284 inches. © ZAK EA
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1916;
F 28804; International map & guide
co., Cincinnati.
Onto. Ohio main-traveledd routes and
their principal connections into ad-
joining states. Scale about 10 miles
to #? inch. Size 224 by 18 inches.
[22772
© Aug: 24. 1916; 2-¢. .Age. 226;
1916; F 288380; American Automo-
bile Assn., New York.
Pacific Ocean and
Oceanica. Scale 1570 miles to 1
inch. Size 44 by 6% inches. [22773
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ¢« Sept. 18,
1916; F 28877; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
PACIFIC OCEAN.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Pana, Christian Co., Ili. [Insurance
map] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22774
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c Sept. 25,
1916; F 380075; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PAWTUCKET, R. I. Map of the cities of
Pawtucket and Central Falls, R. I.
Scale about 1 inch to 1000 ft. Size
16 by 23 inches. [22775
© <Aug.. 12; 1916;925e) Seas
1916: F 28843; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
PEARL River, Rockland Co., N. Y. [1n-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
- 21 inches. [22776
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 « Sept. 13,
1916; F 380062; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PENNSBORO, Ritchie Co., W. Va. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. f22att
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1916; F 30077; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
PENNSYLVANIA. William Penn high-
way association, Pennsylvania divi-
sion, Pikes Peak, ocean to ocean
highway, automobile road map.
Size 6 by 20 inches. Blueprint.
; [22778
©. Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ce) Amsee:
1916; F 28839; W. Nuneviller ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
PocaHBontTas County, W. Va. Size 183
by 153 inches. [22779
© Aug. 15,'1916; 2 Go Age se
1916; F 28820; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. City of Providence,
business section. Size 5 by 7 ches.
[22780
© Aug... 19, 1916; 2c.) Auge
1916; F 28821; Jessie D. Allardice,
Providence, R. I.
——— Hast side, historical and early
Providence, Brown University, Mu-
seums, ete. Size 7 by 7 inches.
[22781
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ce Aug. 21,
1916; F 28822; Jessie D. Allardice,
Providence, R. I.
1018
MAPS
no. 9, 1916
Ripcewoop, N. J. Insurance maps of
Ridgewood, including Hohokus, Glen
Rock and Midland Park, Bergen Co.,
Weg. Aug, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 30 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. ‘ [22782
sept! 22; 1916; 2c. Sept. 23,
1916; F 30072; Sanborn map co.,
_New York.
Satispury, Chariton Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22783
© Aue 2s,, 19163 2c. Aug. 29,
1916; F 30047; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
San Francisco, Cal. Automobile
road map of San Francisco Bay
region from San Francisco to Oak-
land via San Jose and branch roads.
Scale 1 inch to 1 mile. Size 387 by
37 inches. Blueprint. [22784
Opoaue tt 1916; 2c ‘Aus. 16,
1916; F 28812; Arthur EH. Thomp-
son, San Francisco.
ScHUYLER CoUNTY,
atlas.
fig, 2 p. l., S—65, vili, x—xxili p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[22785
(OP Aue 16, 1916; 2 cand aff.
Aucle2s, 1916; A 4373385; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
SEELEY, Imperial Co., Cal. [Insurance
map|] July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[22786
ie) Agte, 29), 1916; 2 c, Sept. 11,
1916; F 30059; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
SHELBY County, Tenn. Road map
showing gravel and dirt roads, rail-
roads, towns, stores, schoolhouses
and gasoline filling stations. Scale
1 inch to 14 miles. Size 18 by 224
inches. [22787
Gasper a, 1916; .2 ¢...Sept:. 1,
1916; F 28845; Catlett George Rich-
ardson, Memphis, Tenn.
Mo. Standard
SHREVEPORT, Caddo Parish, La. Size
15 by 10 inches. [22788
Ago 116 Sh 2e, Ane, 13,
1916; F 28851; National auto high-
ways co., Shreveport, La.
Sioux County, Neb. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 85,
Mii xxi ~: illus., ports., ‘col.
maps. fol. $15.00. [22789
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
23, 1916; A 487337; Geo. A. Ogle &
eo., Chicago.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & @o.,.
22798
Stoux Rapips, Buena Vista Co., Ia.
[Insurance map] Apr., 1916. Scale
50) ft. to. .an. inch. \Size 25) by. 21
inches. [22790
©; Aus..25, 1916. 2.¢ Aue 26:
1916; F 30083; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SoutH America. Scale 600 miles to #
inch. Size 6% by 43% inches. [22791
© Sept. 15. 1916-32 ce: Sept.; 138:
1916; F 28873; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
SoutH Daxora. Cram’s superior map
of S. Dak. Scale 8 miles to 1 inch.
Size 864 by 494 inches. [22792
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 17, 1916;
KF 28818; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
SPAIN. Spain, Portugal and the Le-
vant. Various scales. Size 6% by 44
inches. [22793
© | Sept. 38, M916 212) eo iSepti als;
1916; F 28868; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
SUNSET-MIDWAY OIL FIELD, Cal. Topo-
graphie atlas of the Sunset-midway
oil field, Cal. Scale 1000 feet to 1
inch. 20 1. size 15 by 20% inches.
Blueprint. [22794
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. Aug: 21,
1916; F 28828; Kern trading and
oil co., San Francisco.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Syracuse, N. Y.
tt. Eovdsinehs
Map of the city of
1916. Seale 1000
Size 31 by 28+ inches.
[22795
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c Sept. 9,
1916; F 28854; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
Tampa Bay. Map of fishing grounds
of the St. Petersburg tarpon club.
Size 20 by 15% inches. Blueprint.
[22796
© May 23, 1916; 2 ¢ Sept. 18,
1916; F 28858; Commercial art stu-
dio, St. Petersburg, Fla.
TAMPIcO, Tamaulipas,
40 by 52 inches. [22797
@ii duly 25, 19165) 1h e) diy wee
1916; 1 c. Aug. 7, 1916; F 28809; M.
G. De Wolff, Tampico, Mexico.
Texas. Blum’s commercial travelers’
map of Texas. 1916-1917 ed. New
York, Blum’s commercial map pub.
eco. ine. [1916] cover-title, [8] p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.25. [22798
© July 3h, 191642. cand air,
Aug. 1, 1916; A 486195; Max L.
Bium, New York.
Mexico. Size
1019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22799
pt, 1,0. Ss vedo
TRENTON, N. J. Map of Trenton, N. J.,
and suburbs. Scale 1000 ft. to 1
inch. Size 203 by 30 inches. [22799
© daly 21, 1916s (2 ec.) July 3;
1916; F 288138: Thomas F. Fitzger-
ald, Trenton, N. J.
Ukiah, Cal. Automobile roads from
Ukiah to Eureka. Scale 8 miles to
+ inch. Size 83 by 3 inches. [22800
© Aue. 11,1916; 2c. Aug, 15,
1916; F 28802; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco.
Map showing automobile road
from Ukiah to Mendocino via Low
Gap. Scale 8 miles to $ inch. Size
83 by 3 inches. [22801.
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 138,
1916; I 28859; California state au-
tomobile assn., San Francisco.
UnitreD STATES. Map of oil and gas
fields and pipe lines of the United
States based on the publications of
the United States Geological Sur-
vey and other authorities. Size 103
by 163 inches. [22802
CAs 23, 1916 2c Anne 24.
1916; F 28826; C. S. Hammond &
Co., New York.
—— Map showing territorial growth
of the United States 1776-1902.
Seale 500 miles to 14 inches. Size
4s by 62% inches. [22803
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 e« Sept. 18,
1916; F 28879; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
VERDE MINING DISTRICT, Ariz. Claim
map of the Verde mining district,
Yavapai County, Ariz. Scale 1 inch
to 800 feet. Size 54 by 352 inches.
Blueprint. [22804
©) Jwly 24, 19163)2 ee duly 19;
1916; F 28726; J. C. Hoyt, Jerome,
Ariz.
WASHINGTON (State) Cram’s su-
perior map of Washington. Scale 8
miles to 1 inch. Size 314 by 494
inches. [22805
© Aue.” 5; 1906s 2) se Ae iG
1916; F 28817; George F. Cram co.,
Chicago.
WASHINGTON, Beaufort Co. N. C.
[Insurance map] Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 11 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [22806
© Sept. 25, 196% 2) ec, Sept,.26)
1916; I 30082;. Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WAYNESBORO, Franklin Co., Pa. In-
surance maps. July, 1916. Scale 50
and 100 ft. to an inch. 13 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [22807
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 @ Awehyas,
1916; EF 380041; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
West Union, Doddridge Co., W. Va.
[Insurance map] July, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [22808
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 @ Sept. 9,
1916; F 380052; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WHITEHALL, Washington Co., N. Y.
[Insurance map] Aug., 1916. Secale
00 ft. to an inch. 11 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [22809
© Sept.. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; F 380081; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WILLISTON, Williams Co., N. D. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [22810
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1916; EF 380079; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WISCONSIN. Blum’s commercial trav-
elers’ map of Wisconsin showing
railway systems, railway distances,
interurban trolleys, leading indus-
tries and indexed location of all
towns having a population of 1000 or
more. 1916ed. Size 1234 by 9 inches,
in cover. 16mo. [22811
© Feb. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 4,
1916; aff. Mar. 3, 1916; A 426487; -
Max L. Blum, New York.
Marked system of automobile
routes in Wisconsin. Size 10% by 10
inches. [22812
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1916; F 28862; A. D. Campbell, Mil-
waukee.
Eastern and Western Hemi-
spheres. Scale 2000 miles to 4 inch.
Size 44 by 6% inches. [228138
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1916; F 28878; J. N. Matthews co.,
Buffalo.
WORLD.
— Sources of our goods. Size 11 by
21 inches. [22814
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2c. Aug. 11, 1916;
A 485947; Woolson spice co., Tole-
do, O.
MAPS
no. 9, 1916 22816
Wyominc. Map showing main roads | ZANESVILLE, O. Map of the city of
in Wyoming. Scale about 10 miles
to ~ inch. Size 244 by 34? inches.
Blueprint. [22815
©) duly 18, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 18,
1916; F 28808; Mountain states tele-
phone and telegraph co., Denver.
Zanesville, O. Secale 800 ft. to 1
inch. Size 30 by 214 inches. Blue-
print. [22816
© Sept. 14, 1916: 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1916; F 28863; Carl Ray Spencer.
Zanesville, O.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1,1916__._ 1218
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CLASSES L AND M.
BSOLUTE BLACK. See
5 shadow.
PTER THE BATTLE. 2 reels. [22817
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916: L 9114: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AtmicuHty (THE) DOLLAR; in 5 pis.,
_ story by Eugenie Magnus Ingleton,
directed by Robert Thornby. Small
reel. [22818
© title and description recd. Sept.
5, 1916; 242 prints recd. Sept. 2,
1916; L 9046; World film corp.,
New York.
ALMOST GUILTY; story by Walter H.
Newman, produced by Louis Chau-
det. Reel. [22819
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9209; Uni-
_ yersol film mig. co., inc., New York.
ANGEL (THE) OF THE ATTIC: wriiten by
Catherine Carr, directed by Francis
_ J. Grandon. 2 reels. [22820
' © Sept. 1, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916: L 9044; Univer-
sal film mig. co., inc.,. New York.
ANTON THE TERRIBLE; written by Jules
' Eckert Goodman from Thomas H.
_ Uzell’s story, and prepared for the
"screen by Marian Fairfax and
_ Charles Sarver. 5 reels. [22821
"+ © Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9099; Jesse
LL. Lasky feature play co., New York.
ASHES OF REMEMBRANCE: Written and
| produced by Allen J. Hoiubar. 2
_ ‘Feels. [22822
© Sept. 18, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
» tion Sept. 12. 1916: 1 L 9135;
| Sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AT A PREMIUM; by Epes Winthrop |
_ Sargeant, directed by Sidney Drew.
. Reel. [22823
= © Sepi. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
' tion Sept. 25, 1916: L 9176: Metro
| pictures corp., New York.
Awarkeninc. See Shielding shadow.
Shielding
Univer- |
MOTION PICTURES
BaByY’sS TOOFS: written and directed by
Harry C. Myers. 2 reels. [22824
© Sept. 5. 1916: 2 « and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916: L 9049: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BARRIERS OF SOCIETY: story by Clarke
Irvine, scenario by Fred Myton, di-
rected by Lloyd B. Carleton. 5 reels.
(Carleton 1900-6) [22825
© Sept. 29. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 9216: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BATTLE OF THE SomMME: taken by per-
mission of the War office by The
British topical committee for war
films. (Official pictures of the Brit-
ish army in France) Clippings
from reel. [22826
© title, description and 110 prints
recd. Sept. 26, 1916; M 726; Charles
Urban, New York.
BECAUSE HE LOVED HER: photoplay and
supervision by Mack Sennett. direct-
ed by Del Henderson. 2 reels.
[22827
© Jan. 17, 1916: 2 e Sept. 19,
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916: L
9139; Triangle film corp.. New York.
BEHIND LIFE’S STAGE; written by Allen
a aaa 2 reels. [22828
© Sept. 30, 1916: 2 & and descrip-
nan Oct. 2, 1916: L 9224: Universal
film mig. co. ine., New York.
BEHIND THE SCENES IN JAPAN. (Dor-
sey travel picture) Reel. [22829
© Sept. 18. 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; M 722; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
Betrer (THE) trvstixctT. Clippings
from reel. [22830
© title, description and 93 prints
recd. Sept. 28. 1916: L 9195: Melies
infg. co., New York.
| BETTY PREPARES FOR COOL WEATHER.
See Rose (Florence) fashions.
BicamMist (THE); directed by Herbert
Brennon. 2 reels. [22831
© Sept. 20. 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916: L 9155: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
re
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22832
ptok DS
BILLY’S MELODRAMA; by Edward S. | CANBY (Tur) Hitt ovtTLaws; written
Montagne and George Plympton,
produced by Frank Currier. Reel.
[22832
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; L 9221; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
Bitter TRUTH. See Gloria’s romance.
Boppy BUMPS AND THE STORK; ani-
mated cartoon by Earl Hurd. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon no. 36) Reel.
[22833
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c«. and descrip-
fionSept... 5, 19163, Mi 712... Bray;
studios, ine., New York.
Boppy BUMPS STARTS A LODGE; ani-
mated cartoon by Earl Hurd. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon, no. 39) Reel.
[22834
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; M 7238; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
BoRROWED PLUMES. See Timothy
Dobbs, that’s me.
BREAKING INTO SOCIETY. See Timothy
Dobbs, that’s me.
Brick TOP; written and directed by
John McDermott. Reel. [22835
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; L 9065; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Bricgut (THE) LIGHTS; by Mack Sen-
nett, directed by Roscoe Arbuckle.
2 reels. [22836
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 9152; Triangle
film corp., New York.
BrRoKEN (THE) SPUR; adapted by J.
Grubb Alexander from the story by
Phil Hunt, directed by Ben Wiison.
2 reels. [22837
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tions Sept. 14, 1916; L 9102; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BUSTING IN AND OUT OF SOCIETY; Writ-
ten and produced by Ralph Whiting.
Reel. [22838
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9041; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Tuzzarp’s (THE) PREY. Reel.
[22839
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion, Sept. 15, 19163 Vl. Sis > nn
versal film mfg co., ine., New York.
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[22840
© Sent. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9180; Selig
polysecope co., Chicago.
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 15, car-
toon by Wallace A. Carlson. Split
reel. [22841
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; M 714; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
--— 16, cartoon by Wallace A. Carl-
son. Split reel. [22842
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; M 713; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CANTRELL’S Maponna; by Cecilie B.
Peterson, produced by Thomas R.
Mills. 3 reels. [22843
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9179; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
CAR AND HIS MAJESTY. See Scarlet
runner.
CARAVAN (THE); written and directed
by Raymond Wells. 2 reels.
[22844
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 1, 1916; L 9033; Uni-
versal film mfg co., ine., New York.
CHALICE (THE) OF SORROW; adapted
and directed by Rex Ingram. 5
reels. (Ingram 1838 C) [22845
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; L 9134; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine, New York.
CHARMING (A) VILLAIN; written by
Harry Wulze,- produced by John
Steppling. Reel. [22846
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descripe
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9171; Uni-
versal film mfg co., ine., New York.
CHATTEL (THE); by Paul West, pro-
duced by Frederick A. Thomson. 5
reels. _ [22847
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9163; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
CHEATERS; written by HE. M. Ingleton,
adapted by Catherine Carr, directed
by Lucius Henderson. 8 reels.
[22848
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 28, 1916; L 9191; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
CHINA. See Dorsey motion picture.
1024
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 9, 1916
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
of evil.
CLIPPED WINGS. Seée Liberty.
2 reels.
[22849
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 12, 1916; L 9089; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
CoLD HEARTS AND HOT FLAMES.
_ Cot. HEEZA LIAR’S BACHELOR QUARTERS ;
animated cartoon by J. R. Bray.
Reel. (Paramount-Bray cartoon [no.
37] ) [22850
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; M 718; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
Comsat (THE); by Edward J. Mon-
tagne and Ralph Ince, produced by
Ralph Ince. 6 reels. [22851
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 138, 1916; L 9094; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
CoMMON
(THE) LAW; by Robert W.
Chambers. 7 reels. [22852
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9169; Clara
Kimball Young film corp., New York.
CONVERGING PATHS; written by Hattie
Gray Baker, directed by Burton L.
King. 2 reels. [22853
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 28, 1916; L 9189; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
“Corner (A) IN WATER; written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel. [22854
* © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916: L 9078; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Cossack (THE) WHIP; by James Op-
penheim, directed by John H. Col-
lins. 5 reels. [22855
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 9158; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Count (THE); fifth of the comedies
produced by Charles Chaplin, under
his new Mutual Chaplin contract.
2 reels. [22856
© Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9188; Lone
star corp., Chicago.
22864
See Grip | Country (THE) THAT GoD FORGOT;
written and directed by Marshall
Neilan. 5 reels. [22857
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 20, 1916; L 9148; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
CRIMSON (THE) STAIN MYSTERY; epi-
sode 4. The mysterious disappear-
ance, by Albert Payson Terhune,
photoplay by Otto E. Goebel, direct-
ed by T. Hayes Hunter, produced
by Erbograph co. 2 reels. [22858
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1915; L 9066; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
—— 95d. The figure in black, story by
Albert Payson Terhune, photoplay
by Otto E. Goebel, directed by T.
Hayes Hunter. 2 reels. [22859
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9128; Con-
solidated film corp., New York.
— 6. The phantom image, story by
Albert Payson Terhune, photoplay
by Otto E. Goebel, directed by T.
Hayes Hunter. 2 reels. [22860
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
_ tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9206; Con-
sclidated film corp., New York.
Crisis (THE) ; from the book by Wins-
ton Churchill, directed by Colin
Campbell. 12 reels: [22861
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 2, 1916; L 9034; Selig
polyscope eo., Chicago.
CROOKED TO THE END; photoplay and
supervision by Mack Sennett, di-
rected by Edwin Frazee and Walter
C. Reed. 2 reels. [22862
©) Dee. 20, 1915; 2. c, Sept..19:
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916; L
9141; Triangle film corp., New York.
CursE (THE) OF THE FOREST; by M.
Mustin, and N. R. MeNorton, pro-
duced by William P. S. Earle.
Reel. [22863
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; M 781; Vitagraph
eo. of America, Brooklyn.
DARK CORNERS. Reel. [22864
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9162; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22865
Dark (THE) SILENCE; story by Paul
West, scenario by Gardner Hunting,
directed by Albert Capellani. Small
reel. [22865
© title and description recd. Sept.
11, 1916; 255 prints recd. Sept. 7,
1916; L 9088; World film corp., New
York.
DAUGHTER (THE) OF THE DON; in 10
pts., by Winfield Hogaboom. Clip-
pings from reel. [22866
© title, description and 816 prints
recd. Aug. 7, 1916; L 9045; Winfield
Hogaboom, Monrovia, Cal.
Dawn (THE) OF LOVE; produced for the
Metro program by Edwin Carewe,
from the original manuscript by
Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf.
5 reels. [22867
© Sept. 27, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 28, 1916; L 9190; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
Day witH Betty Youne. See Rose
(Florence) fashions.
DESERT OF LOST SOULS. See Liberty.
DESERTER (THE); by Richard aV.
Spencer, directed by Thomas H.
Ince. 5 reels, [22868
© June 9, 1916; 1 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; 1 ce. Sept. 8, 1916;
L 9059; Triangle film corp., New
York.
DESPERATE (A) REMEDY; written by
Charles J. Wilson, directed by
Charles E. Bartlett. Reel. [22869
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9124; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Dretomacy. Split reel. [22870
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; M 7382; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DISAPPEARING PRISONERS. See Shield-
ing shadow.
DORSEY MOTION PICTURE TRAVELOGUES ;
Japan, by George A. Dorsey. Clip-
pings from reel. [22871
© title, description and 12 prints
recd. Sept. 9, 1916; M 727; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
DorsEY MOTION PICTURES; China, by
George A. Dorsey. Clippings from
reel. [22872
© title, description and 16 prints
recd. Sept. 11, 1916; M 719; United
photo plays co., Chicago.
a
pt. I, ness was
DORSEY TRAVEL PICTURES.
the scenes in Japan.
—— See also Hunting whales in Japan.
DOWN TO THE SEA. See Grip of evil.
DREAMY DuUpD HAS A LAUGH ON THE
Boss; cartoon by Wallace A. Carl-
son. Split reel. [22873
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; M 725; HEssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
EARTHQUAKE. See Shielding shadow.
EIGHT BELLS; by John F. Byrne.
Small reel. [22874
© title, description and 1,112
prints recd. Aug. 28, 1916; L 9057;
Hight bells film co., Waterbury,
Conn.
ETERNAL (THE) Way; written and
produced by C. Elfelt. Reel.
[22875
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 91575: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Evin (THE) WOMEN po; scenario by E.
J. Clawson, from the story by Emile
Gaborlau, directed by Rupert Julian.
5 reels. (Julian 1847 C) [22876
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9042; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
FABLE (THE) OF THE KID WHO SHIFTED
HIS IDEALS TO GOLF AND FINALLY BE-
CAME A BASEBALL FAN AND TOOK THE
ONLY KNOWN CURE; by George Ade,
directed by Richard Foster Baker.
Reel. [22877
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9168; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FABLE (THE) OF THE SLIM GIRL WHO
TRIED TO KEEP A DATE THAT WAS
NEVER MADE; by George Ade, di-
rected by Richard Foster Baker.
Reel. [22878
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9088; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FARMER AL FALFA’S WOLF HOUND; ani-
mated eartoon by Paul Terry.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon, no. 38)
Reel. [22879
© Sept. 16, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; M 721; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
See Behind —
See
if
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 9, 1916
22896
FATHER GETS IN WRONG; written by
William Schoene, produced by Allen
Curtis. Reel. [22880
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9172; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine... New York.
WatTTty AND MABEL ADRIFT; photoplay
and supervision by Mack Sennett,
directed by Roscoe Arbuckle. 38
reels. [22881
© Jan. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 9151; Triangle
film corp., New York.
WAtTTY AND THE BROADWAY STARS;
photoplay and supervision by Mack
Sennett, directed by Roscoe Ar-
buckle. 2 reels. [22882
me), Wee: 20, 1915: 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; description Sept. 20,° 1916; L
9142; Triangle film corp., New York.
Fmo’s FATE; by Mack Sennett. Reel.
[22883
erep 7 1916: 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916; L
9138; Triangle film corp., New York.
- FicutTine (THE) GERMANS; by Gustav
j
—
Adolf Engler. Clippings from reel.
[22884
© title, description and i09 prints
reed. Aug. 16, 1916; L 8943; Ameri-
can correspondent film co., inc., New
York.
FIGURE IN BLACK. See Crimson stain
mystery.
7 A t
FINAL CHAPTER. See Shielding shadow.
FIRES OF CONSCIENCE; written by Hen-
ry Christeen Warnack, directed by
Oscar ©. Apfel. 6 reels. [22885
© Sept. 24. 1916; 2 ec. and desecrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9165; William
Fox, New York.
FLORENCE ROSE FASHIONS. See Rose
(Florence) fashions.
FoR HER MOTHER’S SAKE; written by
Frank M. Wiltermood, produced by
Clifford S. Elfelt. Reel. [22886
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916; L 9051; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FoR THE GOVERNOR’S CHAIR. Clippings
from reel. [22887
© title, description and 176 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9194; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
FORE AND AFT.
Suffer.
See Mishaps of Musty
FRIDAY THE 13TH; in 5 pts., story by
Thomas W. Lawson, scenario by
Frances Marion, produced by Peer-
less, directed by Emile Chautard.
Small reel. [22888
© title, description and 235 prints
reed. Sept. 18, 1916; L 9096; World
film corp., New York.
GAME OF LIBERTY.
ecion.
See Under suspi-
GAME (A) OLD KNIGHT; by Mack Sen-
nett. 2 reels. [22889
© Nov. 8, 1915; 2 ¢. Sept. 19,
1916; deseription Sept. 20, 1916; L
9144; Triangle film corp., New York.
GETTING BY; by Charles Ade, produced
by John Robertson. Reel. [22890
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9119; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
GIRL (THE) WHO DIDN’T TELL; written
by Harry Dittmar, produced by Rob-
ert FE. Hill. 3 reels. [22891
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9069; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GLORIA’S ROMANCE; chapter 15. The
murderer at bay, by Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes. 2 reels. [22892
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9071; George
Kleine, New York.
16. A modern pirate, by Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2 reels.
[22893
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9072; George
Kleine, New York.
17. Tell-tale envelope, by Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2 reels.
[22894
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 90738; George
Kleine, New York.
18. The bitter truth, by Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2 reels.
[22895
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9074; George
Kleine, New York.
19. Her vow fulfilled, by Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2 reels.
[22896
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9075; George
Kleine, New York.
1027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22897
pt. 1, 2..s, v. 1a
GLORIA’S ROMANCE—Continued.
20. Love’s reward, by Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Hughes. 2 reels.
[22897
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9076; George
Kleine, New York.
GLOVE AND THE RING.
ner.
See Scarlet run-
GOAD OF JEALOUSY. See Who’s guilty?
GRAVY; by Charlotte Wharton Ayers.
Reel. [22898
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9080; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
GREAT SACRIFICE. See Shielding shadow.
Grinco (THE); in 7 pts., by Breant
S. Young and Harold Young. 44 ;
prints of various sizes. [22899
© title, description and 44 prints
recd. Sept. 8, 1916; L 9067; Over-
land feature film corp., Salt Lake
City.
Grip (THE) OF EviL, by Balboa amuse-
ment co. Clippings from reel. no.
10. Down to the sea. [22900
© title, description and 54 prints
recd. Sept. 14, 1916; L 9108; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
11. Mammon and Molock.
[22901
© title, description and 66 prints
recd. Sept. 14, 1916; L 9109; Pathé
exchange, New York.
UBy
————_.
Circumstantial evidence.
[22902
© title, description and 44 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9202; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
14. Humanity triumphant.
[22903
© title, description and 37 prints
reed. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9197; Pathe
exchange, ine., New York.
Harting (THE) HAND. Reel. [22904
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 28, 1916; L 91938; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
HAUNTING HAND. See Shielding
shadow.
HE ALMOST LANDS AN ANGEL. See Tim-
othy Dobbs, that’s me.
HER DOUBLE LIFE; scenario by Mary
Murillo, directed by J. Gordon Ed-
wards. 6 reels. [22905
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1916; description Sept. 14, 1916; L
9097; William Fox, New York.
10
HER FATHER’S soN; story by Anna {
Fielder Brand. 5 reels. [22906 —
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip- |
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9182; Oliver #
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles. y
HER SURRENDER; written and produced —
by Ivan Abramson. 15 prints 8 by 7
10 inches. [22907
© title, description and 15 prints —
recd. Sept. 25, 1916; L $167; Ivan
film productions, ine, New York.
HER VOW FULFILLED. See Gloria’s ro-
mance.
HERITAGE (THE) OF VALOR; written
by Harry Gates, produced by Allen
Curtis, directed by F. D. Ormston.
Reel. [22568
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Aug. 81, 1916; L 9026; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Hero By proxy. See Timothy Dobbs,
that’s me.
HIDDEN MENACE. See Shielding shadow.
HIpDEN PRINCE. See Searlet runner.
HiGH SPEED; written by Harvey Gates,
produced by Millard K. Wilson.
Reel. [22909
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9068; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HIRED AND FIRED. See Timothy Dobbs,
that’s me.
HIs LITTLE WIFE; written and directed
by Harry Beaumont. 3 reels. [22910
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9181; Essanay
film mfg. eco., Chicago.
His MOTHER’S BOY; written by E. M.
Ingleton, produced by F. A. Kelcey.
Reel. [22911
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9106 Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HIS WIFE’S GOOD NAME; Story-by Jose-
phine Lovett, picturized by Edward
J. Montagne, produced by Ralph
Ince. 5 reels. [22912
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; L 9056; Vitagraph
co. of America, New York.
HuMAN (THE) GAMBLE; written by @
Calder Johnstone, produced by Lloyd 4
B. Carleton. 2 reels. [22913
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip- —
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9161; Unie
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
8
LIST OF
no. 9, 1916
HUMANITY TRIUMPHANT. See Grip of
evil.
Hunt (THE); by Mack Sennett, di-
rected by Ford Sterling and Charles
Parrott. 2 reels. [22914
© Dec. 27, 1915; 2c. Sept. 19,
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916; L
9140; Triangle film corp., New York.
HUNTING WHALES IN JAPAN. [ (Dorsey
travel picture)] Reel. [22915
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; M 716; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HUSKS OF LOVE; written and directed
by William V. Mong. 83 reels.
[22916
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
pomepept. 15.) 1916; L 9117; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York. ©
IDLE WIVES; adapted and directed by
Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley,
from story by James Oppenheim. 7
reels. [22917
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 18, 1916; L 9129; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IF MY COUNTRY SHOULD CALL; sSenario
by Ida May Park, suggested by a
story by Virginia Terhune Vande
Water, directed by Joseph De
Grasse. 5 reels. [22918
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
Hone Sept. 1,° 1916; L 9032; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IN JUNGLE WILDS; written by Wm. H.
Lippert, directed by L. W. Chaudet.
Reel. [22919
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; L 9029; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
IN ONION THERE IS STRENGTH ; scenario
by William Warren Schoene, direct-
ed by Allen Curtis. Reel. [22920
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; L 9061; Univer-
sal film mfg. ¢o., inc., New York.
InN THE HEART OF NEW YorRK; written
by William Addison Lathrop, di-
rected by Ben Wilson. 38 reels.
[22921
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion’ Sept. 21, 1916; L. 9156; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
IN THE HOUSE OF THE CHIEF; written
by I. K. Friedman, directed by T. N.
Heffron. 3 retls. [22922
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; L 9132; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MOTION PICTURES
22930
IN THE LAP OF THE GODS; scenario by
Constance Crawley and Arthur
Maude, directed by Donald Mac-
Donald. Reel. [22923
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 20, 1916; L 9147; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
INCORRIGIBLE CAPTIVE. See Shielding
shadow.
Injustice (THE) OF JUSTICE. Reel.
[22924
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9174; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
INSPECTOR’S (THE) DOUBLE; written
by Harry Wulze and Charles J.
Wilson, jr., directed by W. W. Beau-
dine. Reel. [22925
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9125; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
INTO THE DEPTHS. See Shielding
shadow.
Into THE NorRTHLAND; written by D.
W. Higgins, directed by Wm. Robt.
Daly. 3 reels. 22926
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9077; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
INTRIGUE (THE); story and scenario
by Julia Crawford Ivers, produced
under the direction of Frank Lloyd.
5 reels. [22927
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9122; Julia
C. Ivers, Los Angeles.
IkONY OF JUSTICE. See Who’s guilty?
It’s ALL WRONG; written by Ben Cohn,
produced by M. S. Forrester and
Pat Rooney. Reel. [22928
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tome Oct-25) 1916s i 1922528 Umi-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
See Searlet runner.
JANE’S CHOICE; Matt
Moore. Reel. [22929
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916; L 9050; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
JACOBEAN HOUSE.
directed by
JANITOR’S (A) WIFE’S TEMPTATION; by
Mack Sennett, directed by Del Hen-
derson. 2 reeis. [22930
Open 6 191s 2” Sept. 10:
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916; L
9143 ; Triangle film corp., New York.
JAPAN. See Dorsey motion picture
travelogues,
1029
LAasH (THE) ;
LIBERTY; no. 5.
LIBERTY’S SACRIFICE.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22931
JUNGLE (A) HERO; written by L. Hut-
ton and Jay Hunt, directed by Jay
Hunt. 2 reels. [22931
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9126; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
Lapy (THE) KILLER; comedy by EHd-
ward McWade, produced by Rolma
films, ine, directed by William
Quirk. Reel. [22932
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; L 9054; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
story by Paul West.
scenario by George D. Proctor and
James Young. 5 reels. [22933
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9207; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co, New
York.
Love and war, writ-
ten and produced by Jacques Jac-
eard. 2 reels. . [22934
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9043; Universal
film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
——6. The desert of lost souls, writ-
ten and directed by Jacques Jaccard.
2 reels. [229385
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 12, 1916; L 9092; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
7. Liberty’s sacrifice. written and
directed by Jacques Jaccard. 2 reels.
[22936
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 20, 1916; L 9146; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
——8. Clipped wings, written and di-
2 reels.
[22937
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9175; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
rected by Jacques Jaccard.
See Liberty.
Tar (THE) SUBLIME; written by Harry
Dittmar, produced by Henry Otto.
2 reels. [22938
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9116; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Licgutr (THE) OF HAPPINESS; written
and produced for the Metro program
by John H. Collins. 5 reels. [22989
© Sept. 5. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916; L 9053; Columbia
pictures corp., New York.
pt. 1, D:S., V. tome
Light (THE) THAT FAILED; by Rud- |
yard Kipling, photoplay by Feature
film. corp. Clippings from reel.
© title, description and 190 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9199; Pathé }
exchange, inc., New York.
LOST PARADISE. See Who’s guilty?
LOST, TWENTY-FOUR HOURS; by W. A.
Tremayne and Logan Fuller, sce-
nario by H. S. Sheldon, directed by
L. C. Windom. 8 reels. [22941
‘© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and dese@ip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; L 9220; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
LOVE AND Loot; by Graham Baker and
Lawrence Semon, produced by Law-
rence Semon. Reel. [22942
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9082; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
LOVE AND WAR. See Liberty.
LOVE’S MASQUERADE; written by Em-
mett Campbell Hall, picturized by
Catherine Carr, directed by Lucius
Henderson. 2 reel. [22943
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916; L 9048; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
See Gloria’s romance.
LURED BUT CURED. 2 reels. [22944
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2.c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9211; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Maxine A U.S. souprer. Reel. [22945
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; M 710; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LOVE’S REWARD.
MAKING AN IMPRESSION; by Anna M.
Goebel, produced by Frank Currier.
Reel. [22946
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9178; Vita
graph co. of America, New York.
Mammon And Morock. See Grip of
evil.
MarriaceE (THE) BOND; written by
Adrian Johnson, produced by Law-
rence Marston. Small reel. [22947
© title and description recd. Aug.
21, 1916; 316 prints recd. Aug. 31,
1916; L 9031; Clarence Wells, New
York.
MASKED BALL. See Scarlet runner.
103
[22040
)
no. 9, 1916
_Matty’s LOVE AFFAIR. Clippings from
reel. [22948
© title, description and 23 prints
recd. Sept. 12, 1916; L 9093; Juve-
nile film corp., New York.
Mayor’s (THE) FALL FROM GRACE; Or
The mayor’s lapse from virtue, by
Vesta Shortridge Davis. Reel.
[22949
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9208; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Miirion (A) FoR A BABY; by Charles
Michelson, directed by Henry Beau-
mont. 3 reels. [22950
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9039; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MisHarps (THE) oF Musty SUFFER.
Fore and aft, 10 B. Clippings from
reel. [22951
© title, description and 25 prints
recd. Aug. 18, 1916; L 8962; George
Kleine, New York.
MISTAKE (A) IN RUSTLERS;
and produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[22952
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 9215; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Mister 44; adapted and directed [for
the Metro program] by Henry Otto,
from the story by E. J. Rath, sce-
nario by Charles A. Taylor. 5 reels.
[22953
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9120; Yorke
film corp., New York.
Mopet 46; story by Tom Gibson, sce-
nario by Chas. J. Wilson, jr., di-
rected by L. W. Chaudet. Reel.
[22954
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9118; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MopERN PIRATE. See Gloria’s romance.
Money TO BURN; story by DeLos Avery,
directed by E. H. Calvert. 2 reels.
[22955
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 9217; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Moops (THE) oF MeEporA; by Balboa
amusement co. Clippings from reel.
[22956
© title, description and 34 prints
reed. Sept. 14, 1916; L 9107; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
643553—16—.-11
written -
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
22963
MounTAIN (A) TRAGEDY; written by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. 2 reels. [22957
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9173; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MURDERER AT BAY. See Gloria’s ro-
mance.
MUSICAL MADNESS; written by Harry
Wulze, directed by William Beau-
dine. Reel. [22958
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9104; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. See Crim-
son stain mystery.
MYSTERIOUS
runner.
MOTOR CAR. See Scarlet
MYSTIC DEFENDER.
ow.
See Shielding shad-
Nopopy GuILTy; written by Ben Cohn
and Harry Lyons, directed by L. W.
Chaudet. Reel. [22959
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; L 9028; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Nopopy HOME; by Richard Goodall,
produced by Sidney Drew. Reel.
[22960
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; L 9024; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
NUREMBERG WATCH. See Searlet run-
ner.
O. U. Rooster; animated cartoon by
J. R. Bray. (Paramount-Bray ear-
toon, no. 40.) Reel. [22961
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; M 730; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
OFFICIAL PICTURES O07” THE BrRITISH
ARMY IN FRANCE. See Battle of the
Somme.
QOit (THE) SMELLER; written by Chas.
J. Wilson, jr., produced by P. C.
Hartigan. Reel. [22962
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 2 ,1916; L 9223; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
OxLp (AN) FASHIONED GIRL; by Joseph
A. Roach, directed by Charles E.
Ashley. 2 reels. [22963
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9166; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
1031
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22964
pt. 1's, Vole
One A. M.; fourth of the comedies
produced by Charles Chaplin, under
his new Mutual Chaplin contract. 2
reels, [22964
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9186; Lone
star corp., Chicago.
PAPA BY PROXY; by Chas. T. and
Frank Dazey, produced by Rolma
films, ine. Reel. [22965
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9121; Metro
pictures,corp., New York.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 81. 2044.
Reel. [22966
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 1, 1916; M 711; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
82. 2045. Reel. [22967
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; M 1717; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— 383. 2046. Reel. [22968
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; M 720; Para-
mount pictures corp. New York.
— 34. 2047. Reel. [22969
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; M 724; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
35. 2048. Reel. [22970
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 e. Sept. 30,
1916; description Sept. 29, 1916;
M 729; Paramount pictures corp.,
New York.
PEN AND INKLINGS IN AND AROUND
JERUSALEM; by Hy. Mayer. Reel.
[22971
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; M 728; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc, New York.
PERFECT (A) DAY; by George Ford,
produced by Frank Currier. Reel.
[22972
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9081; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
PETER, THE HERMIT; by Charles J. Mc-
Guirk, directed by L. C. Windom.
2 reels. [22973
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9036; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PHANTOM IMAGE. See Crimson stain
Inystery.
PLAYMATES. Clippings from reel.
[22974
© title, description and 25 prints
recd. Sept. 15, 1916; L 9112; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
POISONED LIPS; written by Grace Cun-
ard, produced by Francis Ford. 2
reels. [22975
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9070; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Pony (THE) EXPRESS RIDER; written
and directed by Tom Mix. 2 reels.
[22976
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; L 9030; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Power (THE) OF THE CROSS; written
and directed by Burton L. King. 2
reels. [22977
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9098; Selig:
polyscope co., Chicago.
Prick (THE) OF VICTORY; story by
Laura Oakley, scenario by Fred
Myton, directed by Douglas Ger-
rard. Reel. [22978
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; L 9063; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PRINCESS (THE) OF HAPPY CHANCE;
by Tom Gallon, produced by Mau-
rice Elvery, for London film co., Itd.
Clippings from roll. [22979
©. title, description and 44 prints
recd. Sept. 20, 1916;-L 9150-3 ani
H. Cromelin, New York.
RAIDERS (THE) ; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [22980
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9127; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
RED WHISKERED MAN. See Scarlet
runner.
Return (THE) oF Eve; arranged by
H. S. Sheldon from the drama by
Lee Wilson Dodd, directed by Ar-
thur Berthelet. 5 reels. [22981
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c« and de-
scription Sept. 19, 1916; L 9137; Es-
sanay film mfg. co., Chicago.
REVOLT (THE) ; in 5 pts., story by Ed-
ward A. Locke, scenario by Frances
Marion, directd by Barry O'Neill.
Small reel. [22982
© title and description recd. Sept.
18, 1916; 241 prints recd. Sept. 15,
1916; L 91381; World film corp., New
York.
1032
SS a
—
“ a
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P
no. 9, 1916
-
LIST OF MOTION PI@TURES
22999
1464614($(<242688 Ee —————— i: anannninnnnninn nina aaaENnO an
Romance (A) oF Bitty Goat HILL;
book by Alice Hegan Rice, adapted
for the screen and produced by
Lynn Reynolds. 5 reels. [22983
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9170; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Rost (FLORENCE) FASHIONS, no. 1. A
day with Betty Young. Clippings
_ from reel. [22984
© title, description and 37 prints
recd. Aug. 24, 1916; L 8995; Flor-
ence Rose, New York.
2. Betty prepares for cool
weather. Clippings from reel.
[22985
© title, description and 20 prints
recd. Aug. 24, 1916; L 8994; Flor-
~ ence Rose, New York.
—— 3. Week end house party at Betty
Young’s. Clippings from reel.
[22986
© title, description and 20 prints
recd. Aug. 24, 1916; L 8993; Flor-
ence Rose, New York.
4, When Betty’s sister goes to
school. Clippings from reel. [22987
© title, description and 24 prints
recd. Sept. 8, 1916; L 9060; Flor-
ence Rose, New York.
SAFE IN THE SAFE. 2 reels. [22988
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9185; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Holly-
wood, Cal.
SAND, SCAMPS AND STRATEGY; by Law-
rence Semon and Graham Baker
produced by Lawrence Semon. Reel
[22989
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; L 91383; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Scargret (THE) RUNNER, no. 1. The
ear and his majesty, by C. N. and
A. M. Williamson, picturized by
George H. Plympton, produced by
Wm. P.S. Earle. 2 reels. [22990
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9088; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
——2. The masked ball, by C. N. and
A. M. Williamson, picturized by Geo.
H. Plympton, produced by Wally
Van [pseud. of Wally Van Nostrand]
2 reels. [22991
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9084; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
ScarLeT (THE) RUNNER.—Continued.
—— 98. The Nuremberg watch, by C.
N. and A. M. Williamson, picturized
by George H. Plympton. produced
by Wally Van [pseud. of Wally Van
Nostrand] 2 reels. [22992
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9085; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
4. The hidden prince, by C. N.
and A. M. Williamson, picturized
by Geo. H. Plympton, directed by
Wally Van [pseud. of Wally Van
Nostrand] 2 reels. [22993
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9086; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
5. The Jacobean house, by C. N.
and A. M. Williamson, picturized by
George H. Plympton, produced by
William P. S. Earle. 2 reels.
[22994
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 92138; Vita-
graph eco. of America, New York.
6. The red whiskered man, by C.
N. and A. M. Williamson, picturized
by Geo. H. Plympton, produced ~by
Wally Van Nostrand. 2 reels.
[229905°
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 9214; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
7. The mysterious motor car, by
C. N. and A. M. Williamson, pic-
turized by Geo. H. Plympton, pro-
duced by Wally Van Nostrand. 2
reels. [22996
© Sept. 28. 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Sept. 30, 1916; L 9212; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
8. The glove and the ring, by
C. N. and A. M. Williamson, pic-
turized by Geo. H. Plympton, pro-
duced by Wally Van Nostrand. 2
reels. [22997
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; L 9222; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
SHADOW (THE) SINISTER; written by
Albert Russell, produced by A. W.
Rice. Reel. [22998
- © Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 19, 1916; L 91386; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE; by Balboa
amusement co. Clippings from reel.
[22999
© title, description and 119 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9204; Pathé .
exchange, inc., New York.
1033
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23000
pt.tmas wie
SHE WHO LAST LAUGHS; by Lawrence
Semon and Graham Baker, produced
by Lawrence Semon. Reel. [23000
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 25, 1916; L 9177; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
Suietping (THE) SHADOW, by Astra
film corp. Clippings from reel. no.
1. Treasure trove. [23001
© title, description and 94 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9014; Pathé
exchange, inc.,. New York.
2. Into the depths. [23002
© title, description and 52 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9015; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
—— —— 3. The mystic defender.
[23003
© title, description and 57 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9016; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
4. The earthquake. [23004
© title. description and 46 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9017; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
5. Through bolted doors.
[23005
© title, description and 64 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9018; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
6. The disappearing prison-
ers. [23006
© title, description and 81 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9019; Pathé
exchange, ine.,. New York.
7. The awakening. [23007
© title, description and 76 prints
recd, Aug. 30. 1916; L 9020; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—_—-———§. The haunting hand.
| [23008
© title, description and 52 prints
recd. Sept. 14, 1916; L 9110; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—— —— 9. The incorrigible captive.
[23009
© title, description and 58 prints
recd. Sept. 14, 1916; L 9111; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
+—_—_ 10, The vanishing manile.
~ [23010
© title, description and 67 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9198; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
SHIELDING (THE) SHADOW—Continued.
11. The great sacrifice.
[23011
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9200; Pathé
exchange, New York.
12.
The stolen shadow.
[23012
© title, description and 57 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916: L 9201; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
13. The hidden menace.
[23013
© title, description and 62 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9203; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
14. Absolute black.
[23014
© title, description and 59 prints—
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9205; Pathé
exchange. ine., New York.
15.
The final chapter.
[23015
© title, description and 52 prints
recd. Sept. 28, 1916; L 9196; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
SILK INDUSTRY IN JAPAN AND THE
UNITED STATES; by J. Alexander Leg-
gett. Clippings from reel. [23016
© title, description and 93 prints
recd. Sept. 7, 1916; M 715; Leggett-
Gruen corp., New York.
Sitty (A) SULTAN: written by Ben
Cohn, directed by Louis William
Chaudet. Reel. [23017
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 12, 1916; L 9090; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Smatt (THE) MAGNETIC HAND: Story
by Sylvia Gibson Gowland, scenario
by Bess Meredyth, directed by
Charles E. Bartlett. Reel. [23018
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; L 9062; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Soctat (THE) BUCCANEER; story by
Frederick S. Isham, scenario by Fred
Myton, directed by Jack Conway. 5
reels. (Conway 1865 C) [23019
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9184; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
SOMEWHERE ON THE BATTLEFIELD; Story -
and production by Hobart Henley,
scenario by Elliott J. Clawson. 2
reels. [23020
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9160; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Z
LIST OF MOTION. PICTURES
no. 9, 1916
Sout (A) AT STAKE; story by John
Fleming Wilson, scenario by Calder
Johnstone, directed by Wm. Gar-
wood. 2 reels. [23021
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 29, 1916; L 9210; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SPEEDING; story by R. A. Dillon, scena-
rio and direction by P. C. Hartigan.
Reel. [23022
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
paw Aue, 51, 1916; L..9027; .Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
STOLEN See
shadow.
SHADOW. Shielding
STRAIGHT (THE) WAy; written and
produced by Will S. Davis. 5 reels.
:. (28023
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1916;
description Oct. 3, 1916; L 9229;
William Fox, New York.
SURGEON’S (A) REVENGE. 2 reels.
[23024
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 16, 1916; L 9123; L-Ko
eh picture kompany, Hollywood,
al.
TELL-TALE ENVELOPE. See Gloria’s ro-
mance.
THORN (THE) AND THE ROSE; by
Ralph W. Ince and Dwight Cleve-
land, produced by Ralph W. Ince.
3 reels. [23025
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Aug. 31, 1916; L 9023; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
THOROUGHBRED (THE); by C. Gard-
ner Sullivan, directed by Reginald
Barker, supervised by Thomas H.
Ince. 5 reels. [23026
© Aug. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; L 9058; Triangle
film corp., New York.
THROUGH ROLTED DOORS.
ing shadow.
See Shield-
THROUGH THE WALL; an American-
ized version of Cleveland Moffett’s
famous story, by Marguerite
Bertsch, produced by Roland S.
Sturgeon. 6 reels. [23027
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9164; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
3 reels.
[23028
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 6, 1916; L 9052; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cat.
TILLIE’S TERRIBLE TUMBLE.
23036
TIMBER (THE) WOLF; story by Arthur
F. Statter, scenario by Calder John-
stone, directed by Geo. Cochrane.
Reel, [23029
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 8, 1916; L 9064; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
no. -5.
TiMoTHY DoBBS, THAT’S ME;
Hired and fired, written by Bess
Meredyth, produced by Wallace
Beery. 2 reels. [23030
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 7, 1916; L 9055; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
-—— 6. He almost lands an angel,
written by Bess Meredyth, produced
by Wallace Beery. 2 reels. [23031
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Sept. 12, 1916; L 9091; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—— 7%. 2 reels.
[23032
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 15, 1916; L 9115; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
A hero by proxy.
—_— §. Borrowed plumes, written by
Bess Meredyth, directed by Wallace
Beery. 2 reels. [23033
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 9154; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
-—— 9. Breaking into society, story
by Bess Meredyth, directed by Wal-
lace Beery. 2 reels. [23034
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 28, 1916; L 9192; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
To ANOTHER WOMAN; written by Har-
vey Gates, produced by Cleo Madi-
son and William V. Mong. 2 reels.
[23035
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9100; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
See
TREASURE Shielding
shadow.
TROVE.
TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE
SEA; & romantic version of Jules
Verne’s story, adapted and produced
by Stuart Paton. 11 reels. (Paton
1769 C) [23036
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9183; Univer-_
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
1035
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23037
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
TwIN FATES; by H. S. Sheldon, di-
rected by Henry Beaumont. 3
reels. [23037
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9040; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
UNDER SUSPICION; from a story by E.
Phillips Oppenheim, adapted and
produced by George Loane Tucker.
5 reels. [Title changed from The
game of liberty] [230388
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9108; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
UNDER THE SPELL. Reel. [23039
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9105; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
UNWELCOME (THE) MOTHER; Scenario
by Mary Murillo, directed by James
Vincent. 5 reels. [23040
© Sept. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9035; William
Fox, New York.
UPHEAVAL (THE); by Lawrence Mc-
Closkey, produced for the Metro
program under the direction Charles
Horan. 5 reels. [23041
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Aug. 81, 1916; L 9025; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
VAGABOND (THE); third of the com-
edies written and produced by
Charles Chaplin, under his new Mu-
tual Chaplin contract. 2 reels.
[23042
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 27, 1916; L 9187; Lone
star corp., Chicago.
VAMPIRE (A) OUT OF WORK; by Tom
Bret and Frank Lawrence, produced
by S. Rankin Drew. Reel. [23043
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 18, 1916; L 9095; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
VANISHING
shadow.
MANTLE. See Shielding
VeLveT (THE) PAW; in 5 pts., story by
Paul West, scenario by Gardner
Hunting, directed by Maurice Tour-
neur, produced by Paragon films,
inc. Small reel. [23044
© title and description. reed. Sept.
11, 1916; 262 prints recd. Sept. 9,
1916; L 9087; World film corp., New
York.
VILLAGE (A) VAMPIRE; by Mack Sen-
nett. 2 reels. [23045
© Jan. 31, 1916; 2 c@ Sept. 19,
1916; description Sept. 20, 1916; IL
9145; Triangle film corp., New York.
WANTED—A HOME; story by Lois Web-
er, produced by The Smalleys. 5
reels. (Smalleys 17382 C) [23046
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 11, 1916; L 9079; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
Way (THE) OF PATIENCE; by Charles
J. McGuirk, directed by L. C. Win-
dom. 3 reels. [23047
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 5, 1916; L 9087; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WEEK END HOUSE PARTY AT BETTY
Youne’s. See Rose (Florence) fash-
ions.
WHEEL (THE) OF THE LAW; from the
story by Katherine Kavanaugh. pro-
duced for the Metro program by
George D. Baker. 5 reels. [23048
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 21, 1916; L 9153; Rolfe
photoplays, inc., New York.
WHEN BETTY’S SISTER GOES TO SCHOOL.
See Rose (Florence) fashions.
WHEN JUSTICE WON; by Joseph A.
Roach, directed by E. H. Calvert. 2
reels. [23049
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1916;
description Sept. 5, 1916; L 9047;
Hssanay film mfg. co., Chicago.
WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD; by Charles ~
Marlowe, produced by Maurice El-
vey, for London film co., Itd. Clip-
pings from roll. [23050
© title, description and 47 prints
recd. Sept. 20, 1916; L 9149; Paul
H. Cromelin, New York.
WHEN LITTLE LINDY SANG; story by
Olga Printzlau, produced by Lule
Warrenton. Split reel. [23051
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 2, 1916; L 9226; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHERE LOVE LEADS; written and pro-
duced by Frank C. Griffin. 5 reels.
[238052
© Sept. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 18, 1916; L 9130; William
Fox, New York.
WHo’s GUILTY? Goad of jealousy, by
Arrow film corp. Clippings from
reel. [23053
© title, description and 43 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9013; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
1036
no. 9, 1916
WHo’s GuInty ?—Continued.
Irony of justice. by Arrow film
corp. Clippings from reeel. [23054
© title, description and 60 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9012; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Lost paradise, by Arrow film corp.
Clippings from reel. [23055
© title, description and 43 prints
recd. Aug. 30, 1916; L 9011; Pathé
exchange, inc., New oYrk.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
23057
WIFE’s (A) INNOCENCE. Reel [23056
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Sept. 14, 1916; L 9104; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WITH THE SPIRIT’S HELP; story by Vir-
ginia Kirkley, scenario and produc-
tion by L. W. Chaudet. Reel.
[23057
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Sept. 22, 1916; L 9159; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
———
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
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BOOKS
PART I, GROUP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
ACKERLY (Dana T.) John Corn. New
York, National wholesale grocers’
association of the United States,
[1916] 16p. 16mo. $0.25. [23058
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 489177. Natl. wholesale
grocers’ assn. of the U. S8., New York.
ApAms tool co. Handy manual con-
taining directions for using the Ad-
ams compound bevel and framing
tool. [13] p. illus. 24mo. $1.00.
[23059
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20, 1916; A 436933; R. N. Adams,
Cornvallis, Or.
AEOLIAN co.*, New York. Supplement-
ary catalog of metrostylethemodist
and metro-art music rolls. July,
1916. 43 p. 12mo. [23060
enane 15, 1916; 2.¢. and aff.
Oct. 11, 1916; A 488826.
AHRENS & Ott mfg. co.*, Chicago.
Pipe sheet no. 86. [4] p. 16mo.
[23061
© May 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. June
24, 1916; A 488377.
ALABAMA.
and industries.
Department of agriculture
Alabama land book.
Montgomery, Ala., 1916. 167 p.
illus., ports, maps. 4to. $0.25.
[23062
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ce. Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 438587;
Chas. Henderson, governor of Ala-
bama, Montgomery, Ala.
ALBRECHT (E.) & son. Albrecht’s fur
facts & fashions. 1916-1917. cover-
giule,46,' [2] p: illus. (part col.)
Ato. [23063
(Ane. 16, 1916: 2c. and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 489138; Otto Ed-
win Albrecht, St. Paul.
ALBRIGHT (Charles Edwin) * Columbus.
Laboratory exercises in: physics for
high schools and seminaries. Co-
lumbus, Ohio, The Dobson-Evans
company [1916] 1151. illus., diagrs.
4to. $0.90. [23064
© Sept: 15, 1916; 2 ¢.-Oct. 10,
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 438883.
ALpwortH (Edward L.)* Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. Memory work for church
schools. Grand Rapids, Mich., St.
Mark’s Sunday school, 1916. 11 1.
8vo. $0.12. [23065
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20, 1916; A 486949.
ALERT Syndicate service*, Chicago.
[23066, 23067
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising. Oct.,
1916. cover-title, 8 loose 1. illus.
fol. @© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436923.
Suggestions for advertising copy. Sup-
plementary to the October, 1916, i
sue. cover-title, 13 numb. 1. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] © Sept.
13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 436867.
ALEXANDER Drothers*, Philadelphia.
Alexander, the choice of the ma-
jority. Sheet, col. illus., 112 by 17%
inches fold. to 4to. [23068
© PAuey 251916) 2 e) ‘and aif.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 439630.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Alexandria, Vir-
ginia directory, 1916. v.*22. Alex-
andria, Richmond, Va., Hill di-
rectory co., ine., 1916. 340 p. fold.
map. S8vo. $5.00. [23069
©) Sept? 1. 1916/42 Vesvand! atte
Sept. 7, 1916; A 487587; Hill di-
rectory co., inc., Richmond.
ALLEGAN County, Mich. Farm journal
illustrated directory of Allegan
County, Michigan. [1916-1921]
Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkinson com-
pany, 1916. 304 p. illus. S8vo.
[23070
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 438871; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
ALLEGHENY County, Pa. Legal di-
rectory of Allegheny County for the
year 1916-1917. 183 p. 32mo.
[23071
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 437768; John E.
Potter, Pittsburgh.
1039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23072
ALLEN (G. W.) Commercial manage-
ment. Lesson no. 8. Why and how
to advertise. New York, National
commercial gas association [1916]
2 p: lL, pe [99l=110.. Sve. OC Bracti-
eal gas educational courses)
[23072
Sept... lo, 1916.2. c. “and aif.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489356; Natl. com-
mercial gas assn., New York.
ALLIS-CHALMERS mfg. co.*, Milwaukee.
[23073-23077
All-steel jaw crusher. 12 illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin no. 1810,
june, 1916) @ Aug. 24, T9l6sh2) ec:
and aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 4386825.
Crushing rolls. 8 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Bulletin no. 1812, July, 1916) ©
Awas: OS TOG) 2) cs wand ait (Sept.
15, 1916; A 436822.
Instructions for the care and operation
of Allis-Chalmers single unit starting
and lighting system for automobiles.
15 p. illus., diagr. S8vo. (Instruction
book no. 5012 A) @ Aug. 30, 1916;
2 "er. and at. Sept.) fa) OTs vA.
436821.
Motor generator sets. 20 p. illus. 4to.
(Bulletin no. 1090—A, July, 1916) ©
Aug. 19; 1916; 2 e«. and aff. Sept. 15,
1916; A 4386824.
Stationary and portable air compressor
equipments fer industrial purposes.
16 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin
no. 1536; Apr; 1916) @yAugsy1s,
NONGIs 2) en and), aff... Sept: 15,. 2.996);
A 436823.
ALPENA, Mich. R. L. Polk & co.’s Al-
pena city and county directory, 1916.
Detroit, Michook. 2.2 BRolke & oco.,
11H: » 2 pe 1, [LSS “pss. Svo:
$5.00. [23078
© Ocf. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 445238; R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
AMALGAMATED travel & tourist assn.,
inc.*, New York. Membership and
its advantages: 5,./[3], p...1llus
16mo. [23079
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
8, 1916; A 439624.
AMERICAN ABERDEEN-ANGUS. breeders
assn.* Chicago. American Aberdeen-
Angus herd-book. v. 25, comp. by
Charles Gray. Columbia, Mo., E. W.
Stephens publishing co., 1916. [iii]-
Cxxvii, 495 p. 4to. [23080
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438297.
AMERICAN BANKERS assn.*, New York.
Official nation-wide thrift campaign.
32 p. illus. (part col.) extra book-
lets attached. fol. [23081
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439616.
a ee
pt. mb SS
AMERICAN BLOWER €0.*, Detroit. Watch
your condensation. 47, [1] p. illus.,
tables, diagrs. 4to. (Series 7, no.
9.) [23082
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1916;
1c. Sept. 5, 1916; aft. Aug. 23, 1916;
A 4389137.
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*, Chicago.
[23083-23090
Driver + the car. [82] p. illus. i
(Cover-title : Barney Oldfield.) @©@ July
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 24, 1916;
A 438322.
Practical. traffic work. Wnit 2) 3:92) v%
- 4to. © Aug. 3, 15, 1916; 2c) eaee
and aff. Aug. 24, 1916; A 438323,
438324.
—— Unit 9. [12] p. 4to. © Aug. 24,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 2S, 12325.
A 437414.
Sincere appreciation of the _ practical
traffic services of the American com-
merce association. cover-title, [60] p.
4to. @ May 2, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 438325.
Your personal instructor. Unit 2, 3—
steps 1-12. 2y. 4to. © Aug. 3, 12,
1916; 2 c. each and aff. Aug. 24, 1916;
A 438326, 438327.
—— Unit 9, steps 1-12. 36 p. 4to. ©
Aug. 24, 1916; 2 «@ and afi Aus. 23;
1916; A 4387415.
AMERICAN CRAYON co.*, Sandusky, O.
[23091-23100
A nos clients etranges. 21. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © Sept. 22,
1916; 2 ¢. and aft. Oct. 7 1916ore
439675.
A nuestros favorecedores que residen
fuera de los Estados Unidos. 2 1. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] © Sept. 19,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A
439679.
Aos nossos ferguezes fora dos Estados
Unidos. 21. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] © Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439676.
Nearest American consul or commercial
attaché will be glad to translate.
Sheet, 6 by 82 inches. © Oct. 2,
1916: 2 e@ and aff. Och FP 191G 3A
439674.
Our deeds follow us and what we have
been makes us what we are 7 l.
plates. 4to. [Text parallel to bind-
ing]. © Oct. 2, 1916;.2 cc. andi aie
Oct. 7, 1916; A 439678.
Private cable code. 9 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © Oct. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439672.
Til vore kunder udenfor de Forenede
Stater. 2 1 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] © Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A 439677.
To our patrons outside of the United
States. 21. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] © Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439680.
Use of crayons in schools. (In French)
Sheet, 11 by 8% inches. © Sept. 19,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A
439682.
Write us in your own language. Mount-
ed sheet, 11 by 8% inches. © Sept.
19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916;
A 439681.
1040
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
AMERICAN DAIRY record assn. co.*, Sa-
lem, O. Grade cow record, the rea-
sons why. cover-title, 12 p. 24mo.
[23101
© Aug. 1, 1915; 2c and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 439327.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ union*,
Toledo, O. Circular no. 1-4. 4 v.
fol. [23102-23105
© Aug. 23, 30, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 31,
Sept. 5, 1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A
437563437566.
AMERICAN HEREFORD cattle breeders’
assn.*, Kansas City, Mo. American
Hereford record and Hereford herd
book. yv. 42. Columbia, Mo., E. W.
Stephens publishing company, 1916.
cexxii, 679 p. plate. 4to. [23106
means, 10751916: 2 &. Aug. 28,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 438563.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. Sept. 1916.
Suppl. Preventive appliances. 4 p.
illus., diagrs. fol. [23107
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 487665; National manu-
facturers co., New York.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE of banking (Cor-
respondence chapter, inc.)* New
York. Uniform law of negotiable
instruments. Sheet, blue print,
diagrs., 304 by 36 inches. $1.00.
[23108
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 439692.
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. Jersey; year book [1916]
or t05 p. front., illus. S8vo: $0.25.
[23109
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 438719.
AMERICAN MECHANICAL toy co.*, Day-
ton, O. American model builder uni-
versal plate. Sheet, illus., diagrs..
63 by 8 inches. [23110
(Sept. 7, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 439401.
AMERICAN SCHOOI OF CORRESPONDENCE*,
Chicago. [23111-23114
Forging, pt. 1, 2. Instruction papers
prepared by John Lord Bacon, revised
by John Jernberg. 2 v. illus. diagrs.
8vo. $1.00. © Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec:
aidedir, Oct. 6G, 1916: A 438725.
Foundry work, pt. 1-2. Instruction
paper prepared by W. C. Stimpson ;
Beg Mie) By. Gray.) 2) ve olug.,
diagrs. S8vo. $1.00. © Sept 20,
1916; 2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A
438504.
23127
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPOND-
ENCE*—Continued.
Pattern making. pt. 1-3. Instruction
paper prepared by James Ritchey, rev.
by Walter W. Monroe. 3 v._ illus.
Gaersa | Sven ~ot.p0s. OG) Sept. Zo.
EOC +2) (Chand “Aika Sept. 2. L9tG VA
438600.
Tool making, pt. 1-8. Instruction paper
prepared by Edward R. Markham. 3
v. illus., diagrs. 8vo. $1.50. © Sept.
26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A
438724.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF POULTRY hus-
bandry*, Mountain’ Grove, Mo.
Principles of mating and breeding.
82 p. illus. Svo. (General course
in poultry husbandry lessons, nos.
S and 9) p22 sy
@sSepts, 20) 19tG = .2" @isand ait,
Sept. 23, 1916; A 437808.
| AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Boston. F23116, 2air7
Notes on noise in telephone circuits due
to induction from electric lighting and
power circuits. 109 1., 26 blue prints
(part fold.) 4to. (G. E. C. no. 652)
OrAvicr li toe 2) ey Avenis0y LOGE
A 439415.
Standard toll opera ne practice.) Lae:
no. 86. 51 4to. [Multigraphed]
© Sept. 2, 1916: 20@. sept. U3) 19lGr
A 436787
pee eee [23118, 23119
Aug., 1916. Ui joy ul Ghote SO
Aus. 18. U9ilG: 26) and att. Sepia 115
1916; A 486738.
Sept., 1916. 14 p. illus., port. 4to.
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
225 1916 AY ASSo ia
© Safe-cabinet co., Marietta, O.
ANALYTIC music co.*, Cleveland.
Analytic musie teaching system.
1st-3d grade. pt. 1,2. 3 cards. illus.
7+ by 283 inches. $1.50 each.
[23120-23122
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Sept. 8, 1916; A 436680-486682.
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
Condensed railway time card, Madi-
son, Wis., Sept. 17-16. [4] p. 24mo.
et23
© Sept. 18) 1916; 2) andi aie
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489421.
ANGELO (Holger R.) iene a ak
Consul welos is coming. © Sept. 29,
1916; @. Oct. 33 1916; A 442911.
Gron ie divorce tangle. © Oct. 11,
TONG de] Oct. 14, TSTG A 443917.
Speculate on Gerard’s trip. © Sept. 29,
L916 sole Ochs, 1916evA 442910.
To see U. S. medical methods. © Sept.
19) 916 1 ey Sept: (23) 19161 A
442689.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
1041
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23128
Arcos (Rene) [23128-23133
Germans use tricks to evade food rules.
Sept. 30, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 442961
Greek situation more acute. © Sept. 18,
1916; 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; A 442645.
One egg a week is limit for Germans.
© Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1916;
A 442688.
Roumanians cut off coal from Hungary.
© Oreeet (20, 1916; 1c. Sept. 23, 1916;
oh Germans shun loan. © Sept. 18,
1916; 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; K 449649.
Swiss eee all officers. © Sept. 16,
1916; 1 ce. Sept. 20, 1916; A 442627.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
ARNOLD’s practical Sabbath school com-
mentary on the international lessons,
1917. Editor: Rev. David S. War-
ner. Chicago, Ill., W. B. Rose, agent.
[1916] 2p. 1., 8-233 p. front. (col.
map) illus., map. S8vo. $0.50
[28134
and aff. |
Sept. 28, 1916; A 437844; William B. |
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 «.
Rose, agent, Chicago.
[AsHLEY (Marie)] Crochet designs
for household use. 4p. illus. 8vo.
(Reprint from Delineator, Oct.,
1916) $0.10. [23135
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 486810; Butterick
pub. co., New York.
ASSOCIATED press*, New York.
[231386, 23137
Take prisoner for every yard of front.
(In New York Globe) © Oct. 16,
1916; 1c. Oct. 17, 1916; A 443277.
U. S. peace pledge by Japan’s premier.
(In New York Sun) @© Oct. 11, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 11, 1916; A 443128.
ATHEY co.*, Chicago. Instruction book
on Athey installation. 15, [1] p.
illus. S8vo. [23138
©) Sept. 21, °1916; "2 ce} and -ait.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444093.
ATLAS crucible steel co.*, Dunkirk,
NoOUYL | “Bool stécis. 4.47 4p: Pallns:
16mo. [23139
© poe 27, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1916;
aif. Oct. 7 1916: A 438801.
AUBURN, N. Y. Auburn directory,
1916. v. 46. Syracuse, N. Y., Samp-
son & Murdock co., 1916. 512, [517]-
617 p. front (fold map) Svo. $4.00.
[23140
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1916 ;
aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 445112
son & Murdock co., Boston.
; Samp- |
pt.-1,, B.S, Wee
AvuBuRY (Mary Adair)* Los Angeles.
Liberty bell in California. 2 1.
illus. S8vo. [23141
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
30, 1916; A 489587.
[AtuLp (Robert C.)]
mystery settled for all time. (Ju
Scottish American) [23142
© Oct. 4, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 448081; Scottish American, New
York.
AUTOMOBILE legal assn.*, Boston.
[Route card] no. 352-358. 7 ecards,
printed on both sides, 82 by 34
inches. Contents:—352. Albany,
N. Y., to Binghamton, N. Y.—353.
Binghamtom to Elmira.—354. El-
mira to Buffalo via Corning.—355.
Niagara Falls to Rochester via Lock-
port.—856. Rochester to Watkins.—
357. Watkins to Utica via Ithaca.—
858. Utica to Saratoga Springs via
Amsterdam. [23143-23149
© Sept. 15, 20, 1916; 2 ec. each
and aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 489603—
439609.
Bacon (Cleveland F.) Lawyer as the
business man’s adviser. New York,
Alexander Hamilton institute, 1916.
18 p. 8vo. [23150
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11,1916; A 486721. Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
BADENOCH (Nena Wilson) Taylor
home bake oven thermometer. Book
of recipes for baking and roasting.
24 p. illus. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Taylor cook book) [23151
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Oct. 7, 1916; A 439702; Taylor in-
strument cos., Rochester, N. Y.
BAKER (Gertrude Cole)* Neutrals.
pt. 1. (Jn Loyal American, Oct.,
1916) [23152
© Oct. 6, 1916; 1 c Oct. 13, 1916;
A 443204.
Batt (W. S.)* Providence. Ad route.
[23153, 23154
Sept. 5, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
nar. 8vo. Aug. 916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 29, 1916: A 444117.
Sept. 19, 1916. cover-title, 16 p
nar. Svo. © Sept. 13, 1916; y c. and
aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444116.
BAMBERGER (L.) & co.*, Newark, N. J.
Gasoline chart. Card, illus., printed
on both sides, 54 by 3 inches. [238155
© Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 12,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 486842.
David A. King
1042
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
BANK advertising association*, Balti-
more. Bank advertising for south-
ern banks. cover-title, 26 1. 16mo.
[23156
er sept. 22, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 486975.
BANKERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, September,
1916. 44th ed. New York, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Bankers encyclopedia
company, [1916] xxi, 2481 p. fold.
maps. 4to. $8.00. ator
© ssept. 26, 1916; 2 c.: Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 445101;
Bankers encyclopedia co., Brooklyn.
BANKERS REGISTER and special list of
selected lawyers. Blue book. July,
1916. Chicago and New York, The
Credit company, 1916. 18382 p.
maps. 4to. $7.00. [23158
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 438412; James F.
Bishop, administrator of estate of
John W. White, deceased, Chicago.
Los Angeles.
[23159, 23160
Barker better homes campaign. cover-
title, 6 1. illus. obl. 8vo. © Aug. 5,
TOUS 8 ee. ond ~ate.. Sept... 21, 1916:
A 4394388.
Barker monthly illustrative home fur-
nishing advertising service. Proofs
for Sept., 1916. cover-title, 81. illus.
ob Svo.5 @ Aug. 21, 1916;:2 ¢ and
aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 489437.
BARKER bros., inc.*,
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance, the ship
of hope. chap. 22, 23. (Jn Iilus-
trated companion Oct., 1916)
{23161
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1 ce. Sept. 27,
1916; A 442756; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
BARRINGTON graphoprint co., inc.*,
New York. Little schoolmaster self-
instruction graphoprints for chil-
dren. 4 pts. illus., diagrs. in en-
velopes, 124 by 10 inches. Contents.
1. Land animals you should know.—
2. Big and little wonders of the
world.—3. Presidents of the United
States.—4. Peoples of the world.
[23162-23165
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 4389378439381
Barsottr (Charles)* New York.
[Cablegrams] (Jn Progresso italo-
americano ) [23166-23194
Sept. 18, 1916. © Sept. 18, 1916; 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442597.
23197
Barsottr1 (Charles) *—Continued.
Sept. 19, 191/650 @ Sept. 19, 19163 1 e
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442604.
reg ae: 1916. © Sept. 20,' 19163 1 c.
. 20, 1916; A 442650.
sept, ec 22) (1916S 7 @) esept. ie 22%
1916; ‘1c. each Sept. 21, 1916; A
442671, 442672.
Sept 235 24. LON Ge aC) septs low eae
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442703, 442704.
Sept. 25, 1916. _@ Sept. 25, 1916; '1 c¢.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442739.
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Sept. 27, 1916; A 442757.
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Sept. 28, 1916; A 442823.
Sep 29 Oe LOG Gi Sept slo Os
£9163 1 c¢. each Sept. 30, 1916; A
442848, 442849.
Cet. te rote: ¢ Octs te LOG sere ce
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442888.
Och 235; 1916. © 7Oet.. 2; %3,) ates
1 c. Oct. 3, 4, 1916; A 442916, "442917.
Ociel4 LOGS OVOckE 4 PAGE eT. (ec.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 442951.
Oct. 75;. 191623 ©. Oct. 5) T9UGis: phy ex
Oct. 5, 1916; A 442966.
Oct. 6, 1916. e Oct. (G2 VISiG FOE. ve:
Oct. 6, a A 443038.
Oct. TORG? © Ock>. 08; -191G :
ie: "Oct 7, 9, 1916; A 443063, "443064.
Oct: 9 L9TG. (©. Oetoeg 7 191IG say es
Oct:-9; "FITC 52 A 443094.
Oct. 10 1916 yy @ Oct. 10; t9rGir dt ve:
Oct. 10, 1916; A 443117.
Oeta tis 1916" @) Octet 1OtGe fac.
Oct. 11, 1916; A 443143.
Oct. 12, 83. 191Gs" ©" Oct. 12.132 1OtGs
1 ec. each Oct. 13, 1916; A 448154,
443155.
Oct tS TOG VOrOcts 14 ds OliGis
i ie Veach (Oct? 16)" 1906 3 VAS 4432285
443229.
Ocky 1G) T9LGS © Oct.“ 16 ALG wee.
Oct. 17, 1916; A 443270.
Batr (Georgette) ed. Priscilla yoke
book. Boston, Mass., The Priscilla
publishing company, 1916. 40 p.
illus. (part fold) 4to. $0.25.
[ 23195.
©: Sept. 21, 1916; 2 .c. and, aff.
Oct. 11, 1916; A 488810; Priscilla
publishing co., Boston.
BauscH & Lomb optical co.*, Roches-
ter, N. Y. Eye and the lens, an op-
tical combination. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. 16mo. [23196
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 489564.
Bays (William W.)* Charlotte, N. C.
Fifty years ago. 4p. 12mo.
[23197
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489211.
1043
—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23198
pt. ni 86 va
BEARD (Patten) [23198, 23199
Jolly year, by Patten Beard; illus. by
Arthur Gibson Hull. Boston, New
York, Pilgrim press, [1916] 10 p. 1.,
159) sp. steel, front. | col: illus., col.
plates. 8vo. $1. 00. ©) Sept. 28;
UOTGs 32 1c ct. 19tG: al. Ort, 6,
1917; A 438880.
© Patten Beard, Norwalk, Conn.
Marjorie’s literary dolls. New York, F.
A. Stokes company [1916] 8 p. l.,
Ite. Peron cilhas. W4to. §h1 25.4 '©
Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 438383.
© Frederick A. Stokes co.,
York.
BEAVER ¢o.*, Buffalo. Beaver board
and its uses. 20 p. illus. (part col.)
Svo. [23200
© Sept. “15,- 1916302, c. .and ‘ate.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 489683.
BELL (Edward Price) [23201-23218
Allies take serious view of U boats situ-
Aton OLOCELO TOG col ca Octa as.
1916; A 443197.
British navy praised for war car feats.
© Sept. 20, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 23,1916;
A 442693.
British reprisal for airship raids urged.
© Sept. 26, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 29, 1916;
New
A 442834.
British supporting no meddling policy.
@) Sept. P2907 LOG = lenOcie Sorc:
A 442918. :
Describes his ocean airship. © Oct. 12,
sul e. Oct. 16, 1916: - A 443257.
Doom of Zeppelins is seen. © Oct. 2,
1916; 1 ce. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443017.
Expect U. 8S. ban on submarines. © Oct.
1 Votes a es (Oct. 14. nome CA
443214.
Food rules for Britain urged. © Sept. 30,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1916; A 442962.
Giant crawlers aid in victory on Somme.
© Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1916;
A 442629.
Haig’s men new Ironsides. © Sept. 18,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1916; A 442644.
Labor men may aid Irish nationalists.
@) Oct, TY 19165) 4) ce, Oct #4; #916;
A 443215.
Redmond talk divides press. © Oct. 7,
NOG) a ek Oct 1st, TONG VATA A Saal
Russ are silent on Galicia. © Sept. 19,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1916; A 442690.
See plan to embroil U.S... ©. Oct. 9;
LOIG ; 1c. Oct. 12, D916; A 443034:
Sure of clearing all France. © Sept. 28,
1916; 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442882.
U. S. as a lifesaver in sea raid praised.
©)/Ocki TO: S196 ies Och. das LOG”
A 443201.
War spurs British bad boys to crime.
© Oct. xd,; 1916s (17e. Wcta8; Vis:
A 443057.
Zeppelins’ damage light, says M’Clure.
© Sept. 14, 1916; Lc. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442588.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Chi-
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
BELL TELEPHONE co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories,
[ 238219, 28220
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale [etc.]
Sept. fe 1916.7 216) pa Atos Sept.
18, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916;
A 439445.
Shamokin, Sunbury, Bloomsburg [ete.]
Sept. 15, 1916... 64, p. .4te: © Sept.
30, 1916: 2c. and aff. Oct. 10, 1916:
A 439715.
Cleveland.
(23221, 23222
Spirit of Ben Hur. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. 8vo.', @ Sept.) \49tee sea
and aff. Sept. 11, 1916: A 436684.
same. © nae a 1916: 2c and
aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 435937.
BENDEL (Henri)* New York. Autumn
fabrics and colourings. (In Har-
per’s bazar. Oct., 1916.) [238223
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25,
1916; A 442927.
BEN Hur motor ear*,
BENNETT (Jesse lLee)* Baltimore.
Three new French novelists, Far-
rere, Harry, Binet-Valmer. (In Poet
lore. Autumn, 1916) [23224
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 438807.
BENTLEY (Charles Edwin) Artamo
filet crochet designs for household
and personal use. Book no. 3, chart
1-12. New York city, Bentley-Frank-
lin company, 1916. 12 loose 1., illus.,
in envelope, obl. 8vo. $0.25.
[23225
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438255; Bentley-Franklin
co., New York.
BERRYMAN (Robert J.) co.*, Philadel-
phia. Our specialty, raw water ice
systems. 24 p. illus. diagrs. S8vo.
[23226
© Sept. .27,- 1916: 2 ¢. audotine
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444129.
BEssEMER, Ala. R. L. Polk & €0.’s
Bessemer city directory, 1916-1917.
v. 2. Birmingham, Ala., R. L. Polk
&..co,; W916... 4. p. 1, 7°20). ae
$5.00. [28227
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 488642; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Best (Alfred M.) co. inc.*, New York.
Best’s key ratings of all licensed
joint-stock fire and marine insurance
companies [1916] 10th annual ed.
116 p. S8vo. * [23228
© June 5, 1916; 2 c June 26,
1916; aff. July 8, 1916; A 483601.
1044
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
Best & co.*, New York.
[ 23229, 28230
Shoes. [81 P p. illus. (part col.) 16mo.
@) Sept. 28, 19165 2 c. and aff. Oct.
10, 1916: A 439733.
Smart fall fashions for girls and misses.
m2 i phallus. 16mo.’ © Aug. 28,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept, 5, 1916; A
439142.
BIEDERMAN (Alfonso)* Detroit. Capi-
talism or socialism. Fold. post card,
col. illus. printed on both sides, 34
by 44 inches. P2323
© June 38, 1916; 2c. June 9, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 489275.
BIELENBERG (A.) co. Roehrig’s trans-
parent oil photo colors and instruc-
tions for their use. [4] p. 12mo.
[23232
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 c«@ Aug. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 436709;
Bernard Francis Roehrig, New York.
BIncHAM (George) Hogwallow news.
[ 23233-23235
[v. 1, 2.] Madisonville, Ky., HE. L.
Adams, 1916. 2 v. 8vo. $0.15 each.
‘ {Text parallel to binding] © Sept.
15, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 436876, 436877.
liveicocleod ae) %Sivo. 0.15. [Text par-
allel to binding] Sept. 15, 1916;
Pecwandeatt. Oct.) 1916; A 439711.
© Edgar Lee Adams, Madison-
ville, Ky.
BircH (James H.)* Vanadium, Col.
Royal road to fortune. Pt. 2. [4]
p. 12mo. [23236
©esent. 12, 11916; 2c. and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 439333.
BisHop-Babcock-Becker co.*, Cleve-
land. Midwinter morning scream
by Bill E. Shakesfear [pseud.] [9]
maecol lus. .16mo. [23237
© Sept. 11,-1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 489517.
BLACKMAN (Alexander Francis) * Clay-
ton, Mo. Highways vs. railroads:
or Americanism vs. dissension. [3]
p. 24mo. [23238
© Aus. 30, 1916> 2 c and aff.
Sept. 2, 1916; A 489139.
BLACKWELL (Edgar E.) & Thompson
(William C.)* Los Angeles. Jew of
Malta. [7%] p. S8vo. [23239
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 489237.
BLAISDELL (Etta Austin) Rhyme and |
story primer, by HE. A. Blaisdell and
Mary Frances Blaisdell. [Boston],
Little, Brown, and company, 1916.
23249
BLAISDELL (Etta Austin)—Continued.
Ziel al=lt ps, cols tront,., col:
illus. 12mo. (Rhyme and Story read-
ers) $0.32. [23240
© ‘Septs 23,1916 :-52 ey. and att.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 487960; Little,
Brown, and company, Boston.
BLAKE (Emily Calvin) [ 23241, 23242
Autobiography of an impulsive girl.
Sepine24a LONG Cy Nepts a2 on LONG
A 442768.
One man’s love. © Oct. 8, 1916; 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 4438159.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald Sunday fiction magazine]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
BLAKE (Wallace Herbert) Getting
started. 2d of a series under the
general subject title The day’s work.
(In Office appliances, Sept., 1916)
[ 23243
©) Sept) 13, 19162) ce Sept, a5,
1916; A 442582; Office appliance co.,
Chicago.
BLIGHTON (Frank Harris) Woodrow
Wilson & co. 48 p. ilius. S8vo.
$0.10. [23244
Ow Aue sae 191Ge 2 ey Awe wot:
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 439066;
John Carlton Hackett, New York.
Btoom & Millman, [23245, 23246
New Puritan waist models. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 28 by 20+ inches.
@ Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
25, 1916; A 444068.
Two distinctly individual organizations.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides, 28
by 212 inches. © Sept. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444069.
© Louis Appleson, New York.
Bioomineton, Ind. Caron’s directory
of the City of Bloomington, Ind.,
and taxpayers of Monroe County,
1916-1917... v. 2. Louisville, Ky.,
Caron directory co., 1916. 514 p.
8vo. $3.00. [23247
© Sept) 12) 1916.) 2) chiand att:
Sept. 20, 1916; A 488447; Caron di-
rectory co., Louisville.
BuLvuE book of optometrists and opti-
cians. 3d ed., 1916. Chicago, II1.,
The Optometrist and optician, 1916.
550 p. S8vo. [23248
Gy Aor jas 1916 ; DC. Seba 2a;
1916; aff. Sept. 22, 1916: A 438496 ;
Lionel Topaz, Chicago.
Boren (C. W.)* Detroit. Working-
man and prohibition. [S] p. port.
Svo. [23249
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489440. ;
1045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23250
—pt.1ns., v.13 5
BoLtuIncer (Conrad)* Memphis. Cot-
ton production
compiled from reports of the Census
bureau of the United States, de-
partment of Commerce on cotton |
ginning. Sheet, 14 by 17 inches.
sept. 14, 1916; A 489309.
BoNNET-BRown sales. service*, Chi-
cago. Syndicate service Suppl.
N38738, 373A-F; F374, 374A-C; 375,
3875A-E; 376, 376A-E. Sept. 1916.
2a 1. Cl fold.) Wallus.. tol [23251
© ‘Sept: "G) 1916>- 2? chvand) ait.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489255.
BORDERLAND auto supply co. Motor
car supplies. [Advance ed., 1917]
BY Paso, Wex 19165 72) pn iS viloax,
329 p. illus. 8vo. (Catalogue, 1916)
[2p202
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 487710; John A. Schick,
Chicago.
Borton & Borton*, Cleveland. Bor-
ton’s pocket manual of Cleveland
securities. 1916. 220 p. 16mo.
[23253
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 « Sept. 11,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 439367.
Boston, Mass. Greater Boston build-
ing trades directory, 1916. Comp. by
Frederic H. Radford. Boston, The
Tudor press, inc., 1916. 272 p. 8vo.
$2.00. [23254
©, Jnly) 22, 24916... 2) .c. Septe 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 4387830;
Tudor press, inc., Boston.
Boston. First national bank of Bos-
ton. Wealth of. America. Trans-
portation by water. [23] p._ illus.
16mo. [23255
© Sept 11, 1916; 2° and air.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 4389486; Walker-
Longfellow co., Boston.
Boston PIANO & music co. Sales talk
on our automatic business building
campaign. cover-title, 45 p. nar.
Svo. $1.00. [23256
©,.Sept; 14.1916: 2 ce, andwait.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489834; HE. L.
Weidner, Iowa City, Ia.
Bowers (Edwin F.) Just why we are
sad in the autumn. (Jn Chicago
herald) [23257
OyOct,) 1,°1916s5 Le) Orta: dbie:
A 442982; J. Keeley, Chicago.
in United States, |
[28250 |
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c:...and’ aff, |
|
1046
Bowers (Sherman P.)* Frederick,
Md. Wills, descents and distribu-
tion of property. (Maryland) 15
p. 24mo. $0.10... [23258
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 439050.
Boyp’s main line directory, Over-
brook, Merion, Narberth, [ete.]
1916-1917. Philadelphia, Pa., C.
Howe company, 1916. 14, 2 [31]-
11382 p. fold. map. S8vo. $6.00.
[23259
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 488869; C. E. Howe
co., Philadelphia.
BRADSTREET’S book of commercial rat-
ings of bankers, merchants, manu-
facturers, ete. [23260-23263
In the United States. v. 195, Sept.,
1916. New York, The Bradstreet
company 16] Various paging.
fol. © Aug. 25; 19163 2 €) Ans sl:
1916) ate. Aus sout 1916; A 438197.
Oct., 1916. New York, The Brad-
street company [1916] Various pas-
ing. Zol., {© Septieeb:
Sept. 20, USiGe Taik- Sept. 28, 1916:
A 487871.
In the United States and the Dominion
of Canada. v. 195, Sept., 1916. New
York, The Bradstreet company [1916]
Various paging fol:::@©); Awe: 5,
1LOLG 25 C ‘Aug. 30, 1916; aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 438198.
Oct., 1916. New York, The Brad-
street company [1916] Various pag-
ing. fol. © Sept. 265 191Gra2 ac:
Sept. Dili NOW Gi fate. Sept. 28, 1916;
A- 437872.
© Bradstreet co., New York.
BrRAYDEN (William H.) [23264, 23265
Ireland will fight drafting for army. @
Oct. 6, 16; 1. ¢. Oct. -3)°35567.—
443084.
Tributes to Kettle show amity of Irish.
© Sept. 22, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442734.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
BrigHamM (Albert Perry) Geography
of New York, by A. P. Brigham and
C. T. McFarlane. xip. illus., maps
(part col.) 4to. [23266
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 437767; American
book co., New York.
BrRINKLEY (Nell) [23267-23274
All men are children. © Oct. 4, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1916; A 442954.
It never rains, but it pours. © Oct. 2,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 3, 1916; A 442921.
Life savers. @© Sept. Cs
28, L9G:
Sept. 29, 1916; A 442825.
My star. © Sept. 29, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
30, 19163) A 442860.
ae
BOOKS,
no. 10, 1916
GROUP II
23294
BriInKLEY (NeEtzi)—Continued.
ee pest the old love and on with the
Gero tole so 1. ¢.Oct.: 10;
1916: A 443097.
Old flames. © a GaetOlGey 7c Oct.
7, 1916; A 443044
On the limited. © Sent. 2S EO LG ede:
Sept. 26, 1916; A 442751
Pearl in the enen. © Oct. LOA TLOUG':
PresO@et. 44. 1916)> A 443122.
[ Note: The foregoing are in New York
evening journal]
© International news _ service,
New York.
Brockton, Mass. Brockton & Bridge-
waters directory, 1916. no. 34.
Boston, Mass., W. A. Greenough &
co., 1916, 931 p. front. (fold. map.)
Svo. $5.00 [23275
© Sept. 20, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
sept. 26, 1916; A 437831; W. A.
Greenough & co., Boston.
BromM (Emma)* New York. Bltiten
der sehnsucht. New York, The In-
ternational news company, 1916. 52,
[2p. front. (port.) 12mo. $0.65.
[23276
© Sally 30, 1916: 2 c. Sept. 16,
1916; aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 4386830.
Brooks (Amy) Dorothy Dainty’s
new friends. Boston, Lothrop, Lee
& Shepard co., [1916] 3 p. 1., 233 p.
front., plates. 12mo. $1.00.
[23277
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 445201; Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard co., Boston.
BROTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen
and enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our
special study course. The Westing-
house air brake. pt. 3, sec. Tc. (In
Brotherhood of locomotive firemen
and enginemen’s magazine, Sept..,
1916) [23278
© Sept. 11, 1916; 1 ce. Sept. 28,
1916; A 442820.
Brown (Alexander) & sons*, Balti-
more. Handy-digest federal income
tax for individuals and fiduciaries.
cover-title, 48, [2] p. Svo. [23279
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Oct.
5, 1916; A 489649.
Brown (R. M. S.)* Fort Monroe, Va.
Brown’s brief history and explana-
tion of the standard and unwritten
work of the I. B. P. O. elks of the
Paemc. 2.2 —..1.).p. [9]—56, 1 1.. front.
(port.) ilius. 832mo. $0.25. | 23280
© Aug. 18, 1916;.2 ¢@ and aff.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436812.
Bzown hoisting machinery co.*, Cleve-
land. Brownhoist locomotive cranes.
cover-title, 1 p. 1., 26 numb. 1. 1 1.
illus., diagrs. fol. (Catalog of de
tail parts) [23281
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444053.
Brown, Lisle & Marshall*, Providence,
R. I. Rhode Island investments.
July 1, 1916. cover-title, 46 p.
12mo. [23282
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2:e7 Aug. 14, 1916;
aff. Aug. 12, 1916; A 487213.
Browne (Louis Edgar) [23283-23284
Townshend’s troops exchanged by Turks.
@OjOce 2a TOG Ww Ge Oct. Gy TSG A
443024.
Writer high in sky sees Tigris battle.
© Sept. "97, VOLE Ie C Sept. 30) E9TGE
A 442870
[ Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
BROWNELL (William L.)* Kalamazou,
Mich. Think; or, The psychology
of salesmanship. Kalamazoo, Mich.,
Kalamazoo loose leaf binder cCo.,
1916. [184 2p. SV. [23285
©), (Sept... 6, "191632. co Sept., 16;
1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 436841.
BRUNKEN (Juergen)* Goteba, OkI.
Seven human mountains; or, The
personification of sin. 96 p. 8vo.
[23286
©7 Mar) i, 1916s sa "ena vias
1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 4389057.
Bryant (Lane)* New York.
[23287-23289
Lane Bryant. Fall and winter modes for
women and misses. 10 p. _ folder.
illus. V8vo. @ Sept... ts) W91e 2 20 ec.
and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 438506. -
Mater modes. Fall and winter, 1916—
1917. cover-title, 64 p. illus. 4to.
@© Sept. °12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
22, 1916; A 4388508.
Modes for extra-size or stout figures.
Fall and winter, 1916-1917. cover-
titles 40, pot) ius” diagrs.* 4 to. ©
Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept- 28,
1916; A 439563.
Bryant & Stratton—Rhode Island com-
mercial school*, Providence, R. I.
Illustrated catalog. [55th year] 3
]., [2], 5-42, [2] p.. plates, ports.
4to. [23290
© Sept:' 11916; 2 es Sept.. 16,
1916; aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 436888.
Bryce (Catherine T.) [23291-23294
Aldine phonic cards. Primer set, by
Cc. T. Bryce and Frank E. Spaulding.
New York, Newson & company, 1916.
54 cards, printed on both sides, 4s by
7% inches, in folder, 8 by 5 by 1 inches.
$0.56. @©@ Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
sept. 12,1916; A 4392738.
1047
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23295
Bryce (Catherine T.)—Continued.
Aldine readers. Book 1. Rey. ed., 1916.
y T. Bryce and F. E. Spaulding
with illus. by M. EH. Webb. New York,
Newson & company [1916] 160 p.
col. illus. 12mo. $0.36. © Sept. 6,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A
438439.
Aldine readers. Primer by C. T. Bryce
and FE. EH. Spaulding; with illus. by
M. H. Webb. Rev. ed., 1916. New
York, Newson & company [1916] 160
De cole wilwss,) t2mow S0.365 (© isept:
6, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1916; aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 489411.
Aldine sight-word cards. Primer set.
Rey., 1916, by C. T. Bryce and Frank
H. Spaulding. New York, Newson &
company, 1915. 121 cards, printed on
both sides, 42 by 7% inches, in folder,
8 by 5 by 2 inches. $0.96. © Sept. 6,
USING #5, BOC ENIES Seo LA alee Fs
439274.
© Newson & co., New York.
Bryn Mawr college. [23295, 23296
Examination papers set for matriculation
in the spring, 1916. cover-title, 67 p.
SMOW HSU Zone © PoUneestS LOG 2 es
June 16, 1916; aff. June 20, 1916; A
433447.
© Bryn Mawr college, Bryn Mawr,
Pa.
First year and second year English com-
position. 1916-1917. LOM ep: 4to.
$024. © NSepty 16; 196): 2. co and ait.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 4386971.
© Howard James Savage, Bryn
Mawr, Pa.
BucHan (John) [ 23297-23299
Allies win on Somme by steady pressure.
©) Sept. 16, 1916s 1 ie. Sept. 20" lore’:
A 442628.
British drive ahead on the Somme front.
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1916;
A 442798.
Haig ends Ist stage of battle on Somme.
© Sept. 80, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916; A
4429638.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
BucKLEY (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[23300-23304
Don’t place fire insurance with anybody
you dont know about. Sept. 11,
1916; 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; A 442588.
How Security in business transactions
sometimes slips away Sept. 25,
HOLG | wes OFt.) 2, 1916; A 442904.
Bap oeesat decision affecting the lending
of money on accounts receivable. ©
Sept. 18, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 26, 1916;
A 442735.
Watch your contracts or order blanks for
these clauses. © Oct. 2, 1916; 1 «¢.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 443091
When you start to proteet yourself, be
sure you are right before you go
ahead. . © “Oct. 9, 1916." fh ceock
16, 1916; A 443262.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world. ]
pt. T) B'S. Fee
BUCKLEY, Dement & co.*, Chicago.
Buckley, Dement & co. mail adver-
tising data bock [1916] 93 p. illus.
Svo. $1.00. [23305
© June 24, 1916s 2 cCland am
June 29, 1916; A 4381676.
BUETTNER (T.) & Co., ine.*, Chicago.
T. B. C. crocheted towel laces with
instructions: ‘nos. SIO 1a Fey ae
illus. . 4to. [23306
© July 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug:
28, 1916; A 487408.
BULGER (Bozeman) Professor Chal-
mington. (Jn Chicago Sunday herald
fiction magazine.) [23307
© Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25,
1916; A 442766; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Burcess (Thornton) Little animal
stories for little children, by Thorn-
ton Burgess; illus. by Leon Wolf.
Garden City, N. Y., John Martin’s
house, ine. 2916: [327 ‘pie wiles
(part col.) 4to. (On cover: John
Martin jolly book.) $1.00. [23308
© Sept: 1, 1916; 2 %e) Aumese22
1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439232;
John Martin’s house, ine., New York.
BuRNETTE (Harry L.)
kima. cover-title, 26 1. fol. [Mo-
tion picture scenario. ] [23309
© June 20, 1916; 2 @ and ‘aff,
Sept. 22, 1916; A 488503; Mabel An-
derson Burnette, Zion City, Il.
BUSINESS men’s advertising service,
ine.*, New York. Gift giving as an
art. cover-title, [11] p. illus. (part
col.) 24mo. [23310
Sept. 25, 1916; 2..¢. amd) jam
Sept. 26, 1916; A 489511.
BuTLER bros.*, Chicago. Block system
of advertising. [Rev.ed.] 186, [6]
p. Ato. [2aa1e
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 439192.
Butter County, Pa. American agri-
culturist farm directory and refer-
ence book of Butler County, Penn-
sylvania, 1916. New York, Orange
Judd company, 1916. 278 p. illus.,
fold. map. 8vo. [23312
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c..and jaime
Oct. 2, 1916; A 488684; Orange Judd
co., Springfield, Mass.
Burr (Albert L.)* Adairville, Ky.
Butt’s amortization tables. [6] p.
Svo. [2318
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2,c ‘and ame
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489337.
1048
Bride of Yah-
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
BUTTERICK quarterly. v. 9, no. 4, win-
ter, 1916-17. 84p. illus. (part col.)
Hol $0.25. [23314
© Oct: 9,.1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439716; Butterick pub.
co., New York.
Byrnes (Joseph H.) Des Moines, &
Pearson (Barney)* Fort. Worth,
Tex. Instantaneous rate book form.
Sheet, 6 by 54 inches. [23315
etoly 915,91916; 2 e¢. Aug. 9,
1916; aft. Sept..15, 1916; A 4389336.
Byron (Mark) jr.* Cincinnati. Mu-
Sical events, season, 1916-1917.
cover-title, 24 p. fold. diagrs. 16mo.
$0.10. [23316
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 489294.
C. S. R. blue book of dogdom; club
and kennel directory. 8th annual
wale tpt. o| New York city, C. S.
ened (1986) 163 p. villys. Sve.
$1.00. P23o1%
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 4387729;
Fred James Skinner, Nyack, N. Y.
CALLAGHAN & company’s cumulative
quarterly to Simmons’ New Wiscon-
eres fy. . no. .2.. )Aug.,
1916.] Ed. by the publishers’ edi-
torial staff. Chicago, Callaghan and
company, 1916. 1038 p. 4to. $4.00
per yr. [23318
(reu=. 31, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 487543; Callaghan
& co., Chicago.
CALLAHAN (Raymond B.)* Longmont,
Col. Investigation showing the ef-
fect of price cutting on trade-marked
grocery articles in greater New
Mesk 656) ps/nar. Svo. $0.25.
[23319
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
38, 1916; A 483923.
Camp fire outfitting co., New York.
New York styles. Fall & winter,
1916 & 1917. cover-title, 28 p.
illus. 4to. [23320
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 439658.
CANTON, O. Canton classified direc-
tory. 1916. Cleveland, O., Canton
classified directory publishing co.,
1916. 63 p. 8vo. PE SPall
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1916;
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 489288; Paul
Goering & co., Cleveland.
23332
CAPITAL ELECTRIC company. Automo-
bile supply catalogue. no. 8, 1916.
Salt Lake City, Utah, [1916] xxiv,
265 p. illus. 8vo. [2an22,
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 487711; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
CAPITAL NATIONAL bank, St. Paul.
What this bank thinks about life in-
surance. [7] p. 16mo. [23323
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 29, 1916;
aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439615; Har-
vey Blodgett co., St. Paul.
CAREY (Lawrence F.)* Philadelphia.
Rates of building and loan associa-
tion stock and insurance. cover-title,
[15] p. 24mo. [23324
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
29, 1916; A 444130.
Cartson (Brer)* Brooklyn. Progres-
Sive political science. cover-title,
Apel. a2 ps 46mo: YHoeZae [23325
@isepe, 45, 1916 302 (came atte:
Sept. 19, 1916; A 439373.
CARNAHAN mfg. co.*, Indianapolis.
Carnahan manufacturing company.
- 96 p. illus. 8vo. [23326
© Oct, 47 1916: 2°¢ and ate Oct.
6, 1916; A 444264.
CAROLA co.*, Cleveland. Carola phono-
graph club sales plan. cover-title, 15
l. illus. fol. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [23327
@ “Sept. (2241916 +2 ex. Sept. 28:
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444132.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[23328-23331
Carpenter visits trade center of interior
Alaskan s@uOct 1. tone): ives Oct 2
1916; A 442918.
Frank G. Carpenter visits a region where
boiling water bubbles through crevices
of prehistoric ice. © Sept. 24, 1916;
1 e. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442778.
Odd features of life in the wintry heart
of, Alaska.) @) Sept. ie sore 3 dance:
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442605.
Trade of interior Alaska to be greatly
increased by the new railroad. © Oct
SY LOUGH OL ie Oct. 9) TOG 3A 443118.
[The foregoing are in Washington Sun-
day star]
CATHOLIC FEAST and fast day calendar.
O17 12.1 eol illus. attached. to:
card, 123 by 7 inches. $0.10.
[233382
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2c. Sept. 13,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439414;
William J: Woods, Troy, N. Y.
1049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23333
CATHOLIC THEATRE Movement. Juvenile
play catalogue, 1916. ed. by Kather-
ine Brégy. [Lancaster, Pa., Printed
by Wickersham Printing company,
1916] 36 p. 8vo. $0.25. [23333
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439714; John J.
Wheeler, Philadelphia.
CENTRAL NATIONAL bank*, York, Pa.
Vacation club of Central national
bank. Class A. 1917. Card, printed
on both sides, 6 by 7 inches.
[23334
© May 20, 1916; 2 c« July 24,
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439065.
CENTRAL TRUST co. Of Des Moines.
Trust company and the lawyer.
cover-title. [8S] p. 16mo. [23335
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916: A 436872 : KK. “EB. Puree,
Chattanooga.
CENTURY adv. service co.*, New York.
Century service, Oct., 1916. cover-
title, 26 1. illus. fol. [23336
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444141.
CHANDLER (C. F.) Fixation of atmo-
sphereic nitrogen by the processes
of Nitrogen products company, by
Prof. C. F. Chandler and Dr. Nor-
man E. Holt. 20 p. 16mo. [23337
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916: A 444083; Nitrogen
products co., Providence, R. I.
CHANNING (Anne Heaton) Fashion
letter. [23338, 23339
New York, Sept. i, 1916. 4 1. folder
les, .4t0.01@: Sept. 32; 19416: 2 ‘ec.
pept. 241. 19916: ali. Oct. T, 1916: A
43968T.
CHaPpMAN (C.. Durand) Self-made
pictures for children; or, Cut-out
journies to famous places, painted
and described by C. Durand Chap-
man. New York, Frederick A.
Stokes company, 1916. 30 p. col.
illus. col. plates. obl. Svo. $1.00.
[23340
© Oct. 3, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
»), 1916; A 4387991: Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
CHARLES William stores. inc Brook-
lyn. 23341. 23342 |
Your bargain book, catalogue no. 13.
156, 22 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
© Aug. 13. 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1916: |
aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 437703.
is
{
i
pt. & hese
CHARLES William stores, inc.*—Con.
Your new style book, fall and winter
season 1916-1917, catalogue no. 12.
512,18 p. illus. (partcol.) 4to. (Cover
title: New York styles.) @©@ Aug. 15,
1916; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1916; aff. Sept.
15, 1916; A 437704.
CHATHAM & Phenix national bank of
the city of New York*, New York.
More taxes, a quick reference chart
to the new federal revenue act. 10
p. 12mo. [23343
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 e. Sept. 30,
1916; aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439684.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone co.
of Va.*, Baltimore & Roanoke, Va.
Telephone directories. [23344, 23345
Abingdon, Appalachia, Big Stone Gap
ee Sept. 1, 1916. cover-title, 22
Dp ‘Sve, OC Sept. 30, ae 2 ce. and
aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 43974
Blacksburg. Chae Dublin
fete.] Sept. 1, er cover-title, 30
p. 8ve. © Oci..2, 1916-255 and aff.
Oct. 10. 1916; A ‘439741.
Cuicaco, Int. Lakeside annual di-
rectory of the city of Chicago, 1916,
Reuben H. Donnelley, compiler.
Chicago, The Chicago directory com-
pany, 1916. 2068, [2077]-2394 p.
fol. [23346
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 438784; Chicago directory
co., Chicago.
CHICAGO CENTRAL station institute.
Commercial engineering course.
Lessons 14. 15. cover-titles, 2 v.
ilius.. diagrs. Svo. Contents——Les-
son 14. Wiring—Lesson 15. Motors.
- [23347, 23348
© Sept. 15, 25, 1916; 2 e@ each
and afi. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439550,
439551; National electric light assn.,
New York.
CHICAGO DAILY news co.*, Chicago.
[23349-23351
British gain ground in the Somme drive,
by a military observer. © Oct. T,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1916; A 443110.
Chicago travelers in , Hurope. © Sept.
28, 1916: 1 c. Oct. 2, 1916: A 449884.
Chicagoans arrive in Paris. © Sept. 28,
1916; 1 © Oct.-2) 1916254 a49885,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*, Chi-
“ago. Atlas and ownership index.
23352-23357
Suppl. to v. i. [Changes from Mar.
1, 1910, to May 20, 1916] cover-
title, 15 p. fol. © June 21, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 18. 1916; A 436927.
Suppl. to v. 1. [Changes from Mar.
1, 1910, to June 20, 1916] cover
title, 15 p. fol. ‘@ July 21, 1936;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436924.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*—Con.
Suppl. to vy. 3. [Changes from May 1,
1909, to May 20, 1916] cover-title,
Pon tol. ve) June 21° 19163 2 e.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436928.
Suppl. to v. 3. [Changes from May 1,
1909, to June 20, 1916] cover-title,
ne ee duly 21> 1916s 2 e.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436925.
Suppl. to v. 6. [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910, to May 20, 1916] cover- -title,
2ST tol... © June Ze LOT G2) Cc:
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436929.
Suppl. to vy. 6. [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910, to June 20, 1916] cover-title,
Beg: tol. © July PNAIAGI GS) OA” Cs
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916: "A 436926.
CHICAGO TECHNICAL college*, Chicago.
[ 238358, 23359
Home-study courses in drafting and de-
sign. 40 p. illus., ports., diagrs.
8vo. @ Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 439652.
Practical home study courses in plan
reading, estimating architecture, con-
tracting. 24 p. illus., ports., diagrs.
8vo. © Apr. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 5, 1916: A 439651.
CHILTON co.*, Philadelphia. Chilton
automobile directory. September,
1916. 1067 p. obl. S8vo. [Text
parallel to binding.] [23360
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 445154.
CINCINNATI chiropractic assn. Chiro-
practic. (Jn Cincinnati Enquirer.)
[23361
i sep. 17, 1916;-1° c. Oct. 9,
1916; A 443273; William J. Tobin,
Cincinnati.
CivATOR. [23862-23367
Illinois ed. v. 16, no. 2, July, 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company ] 1916. 358 p. cover-title.
Syvas 75200: @ Aug. 30, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Sept. 25, 1916: A 438560.
Indiana ed. v. 8, no. 2, Aug., 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 338 p.
8 vo. $5.00 per yr. © Sept. 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438789.
Iowa ed. v. 15, no. 2, Aug., 1916. [New
York, The Citator publishing com-
pany, 1916] cover-title, 357 p. 8vo.
$5.00. © Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 9, Sy A 4388788.
Minnesota ed. 144mn0.62, Aug: (4916.
New York. The Citator publishing
company, 1916.] cover-title, 215 p.
8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Sept. 21, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438787.
Missouri ed. vy. 16, no. 4, July, 1916.
[New York, The Citator- publishing
company] 1916. cover-title, 459 p.
ave. $9.00. © Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 438561.
Wisconsin ed. v.10, no. 4, Aug., 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title, 196 p.
8vo. $5.00 per yr. © Sept. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438786.
© Citator pub. co.. New York.
10
23379
City natl. bank [of Evanston] Hand
book of banking facilities. cover-
title, 44 p. S8vo. [23368
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 489694; Frank Long-
worth, Chicago.
Crark (Gilbert J)* Kansas City, Mo.
Synopsis of the writings of Charles
Dickens. Kansas City, Mo., Law-
yers’ international publishing c¢o.,
[1916] 2p.1, p. 5-43. port. 16mo.
$0.50. [23369
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 486910.
CLARK thread co.*, Newark, N. J.
Clark’s O. N. T. book of needlework.
99 p. illus. obl. 16mo. $0.25.
[23370
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444136.
Cray County, Minn. Minnesota state
farmers’ directory Clay County
1916-17. Fargo, N. D., Bozeman,
Mont., Farmers’ directory company,
1916. 175 p. 8vo. $5.00. [23371
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 438764; Roy E. Kalat,
Bozeman, Mont.
CLEAVELAND (Elizabeth Whittlesey) *
New Haven. Future auxiliaries in
English. 30, [1] p. 12mo. $0.25.
[23372
©: Sent....12,, 4916 :.2 ¢. and aft
Sept. 16, 1916; A 439332.
CLEMENT (Ernest W.) [23373-23378
Criticize Japanese cabinet. © Oct. 9,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 12, 1916; A 443137.
May form Japanese cabinet. © Oct. 4,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443051.
Oppose Terauchi as premier. © Oct. 5,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443060.
Sees trade war in Gary trip. © Oct. 8,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443010.
Uplift Japan’s wouler plea. © Sept. 29,
41916:;- 1) e:- Oct, , 1916; A 442912.
Urges young ae rule. © Oct., 2,
1916; 1c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443026.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
CLEVELAND, O. Cleveland directory for
the year ending August, 1917. 46th
annual issue. Cleveland, O., The
Cleveland directory company, 1916.
[25]-2245 p. 4to. $12.00. [23379
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 438783; Cleveland direc-
tory co., Cleveland.
1 67973—16
®
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23380
pt. Ent Ses
CLroucH (Albert L.) Hints for mo-
torists. Week of Sept. 11, 25, 1916.
2.) IPTOOR [23380, 28381
© Sept. 1, 20, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444120, 444121 ;
Internatl. syndicate, Baltimore.
CLuB members schedule of coming
events. Sept.-Oct., 1916. cover-title,
[30] p. illus. 24mo. $0.10.
[23382
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 489480; Keech &
Beck, New York.
Coat field directory and mining cata-
logue. Pocket ed. 1916. Pittsburgh,
Pa., Keystone consolidated publish-
m4 -CO., Ine, 1916.18 ps, J2mo.
$25.00. [23883
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 437641;
Keystone consolidated pub. co., inc.,
Pittsburgh.
CoE (Oscar John)* Chicago. Tom,
Dick and Harry. 15 p. illus. (part
col.) 16mo. [23384
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439462.
[Cor (Sayers) ] [23385, 23386
Raphael. Proof. (For the Mentor. vy.
, ho. 14, serial no. 114.) © Sept. 1,
191G 32 cy and att Sept, 165 1o16;
A 439362,
Walter Scott, 1-6. Proof (For the
Mentor. v. 4, no. 15, serial no. 115.)
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
38, 1916; A 439627.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
CoLE chemical co.*, Chicago. Formu-
las for chemical preparations. Cata-
logue no 28. 389, [1] p. fol. [23387
© May 10, 1916; 2c. Oct. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444273.
COMMERCIAL AND financial chronicle,
comp. Hand book of securities,
Jan., 1916. Description; income;
prices; dividends. New York, W. B.
Dana company, 1916. 192 p. obl.
32mo. $1.00. [23388
© Jan. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 438721; William B. Dana
co., New York.
COMMERCIAL CREDIT co. ltd.*, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Grand Rapids rating
guide. 1stissue. 644p. 4to.
[23389
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 438909.
Comstock (L. K.) & co.*, New York.
Electrical distributing system, how
much does it count. 11 p. illus,
diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin no. 1)
[23390
© Aug..17, 19163 206 damdeaee
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444126.
Concorp, Cal., First national bank.
Banking made plain. Rev. San
Francisco, American publishing com-
pany [1916] 32 p. 24mo. [23391
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 e and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444036; Clarence
V. Wilson, San Francisco.
CoNNECTIcUT. Supreme courts of er-
rors. Connecticut reports.
[23392-23401
vy. 89, pt. 8, Dec., 1915. © Jan. 4, 1916;
2G. Tan: 6; 16; aff. Jan. 5, 1916;
A 420258.
v. ‘89, ‘pth 9; Jan.) 19%. [OQ Wen. is:
1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 16, 1916; A
420798.
vy. 89, pt. 10, Mar., 1916; © May 1,
1916; 2 c and aff. May 1, 1916; A
427925.
vy. 90, ‘pt. 1, ‘Feb., 1916" "© Marr2e
1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 22, 1916; A
4282138.
v.90, pt. 2, Apr. 1916. “@ May =.
1916; 2 c« and aff. May 5, 1916; A
428841.
v. 90, pt. 3, May, 1916. © June 10,
1916; 2 e. June 12, 1916; aff. June
23, 1916; A 431614.
v; 90, pt. 4, June, 1916: “OSE
1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A
433924.
v. 90, pt. 5, July, 1916. © Aug. 16,
1916; 2 c. and. aff. Aug. 17, 19165 A
438100.
v. 90, pt. 6, Aug., 1916. © Sent %,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A
6,
A
438266.
v. 90, pt. 7, Sept., 1916. Oct.
©
1916; 2c. and aft. Oct. Yosoas;
445011.
© Charles D. Burnes, sec. of the
state of Conn., Hartford.
CoNNELL (John TT.) Two thousand
words. cover-title, [20] p. 16mo.
$0.15. [23402
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 e and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439574; Ziegler
printing co., ine., Butler, Pa.
ConNoR- GLOVER (Edalah)* Dallas.
Keep on smiling. Mounted sheet,
104 by 52 inches. $0.25. [23408 |
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 489329.
Cooxsry (N. B.)* Olney, Ill. Alcohol
railway. Olney, Ill., Cooksey pub.
co., 1916. [4] p. illus. 8vo. [238404
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444135.
1052
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
Cootey & Marvin co. Uniform plan
of cost accounting control. 35 p.
Svo. [23405
© May 6, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 4386966;
Natl. assn. of chair mfrs., Chicago.
Cooper (Ryley) Exploring with a
circus. (Jn Denver post) [23406
© Oet. 1, 1916; 1 c Oct. 5, 1916;
A 442965 ; Sells-Floto shows Co., inc.,
Denver.
CO-OPERATIVE association of gasoline
engineers of the United States of
America. [Prospectus] [8] p. 8vo.
[23407
© sepnt. 2.1916: 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 489634; Charles I.
Bolles, Los Angeles.
CorE (Mary Kennedy) Little widow
Premi. Boston, Mass., Woman’s
foreign missionary society Methodist
Episcopal church, [1916] ee) sD:
illus., ports. 8vo. $0.15. . [23408
©mSept.. 1,-1916: 2c. and aff.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444137; Woman’s
foreign missionary soc. of the M. PB.
church, Boston.
Cornine (Leavitt)* St. Paul. Job-
bers and manufacturers of St. Paul.
9th ed. cover-title, 44 p. 16mo.
[23409
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 30,
Potomac Oct, 13, 1916: A 444877,
Corona typewriter co., ine.*, Groton,
N. Y. Personal touch in typewrit-
ing. 20p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.
[23410
© Sept. 5, 1916: 2 c@ and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489212.
CotTreLL (Thomas D.)* Chicago.
[23411, 23412
Cottrell’s minimum freight charge for
small shipments, first and _ second
class express rates, parcel post rates.
cover-title, [50] p. fol. $2.50. ©
Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1916;
aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 437838.
Cottrell’s parcel post zone and rate guide
for shippers from parcel post unit
2115. Chicago and its branch offices
and stations. 2 p.. 1.209 p. 4to.
$2.50. © Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. Sept.
27, 1916; aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A
437839.
Country home, the ladies farm
journal. (In Fruit grower)
[28418, 23414
Vv. 27, no. 17; Sept: 1, 1916. @©Sept.
2, 1916; ic Sept. LOL OMG: Al
442373.
23424
Country home, the ladies farm
journal—Continued.
v. 27, no. 18, Sept. 15, 1916. © Sept.
Le ey UG IG By hal ee Sept. 28, 1916; A
442815.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph,
Mo.
Cram (Emma C.)* Wilton, N. H.
Uncle David’s little nephew. Bos-
ton, New York, Chicago, The Pil-
grim press, 1916. 6 p. L, 3-66 p.
front., col. plates. 12mo. $0.75.
[23415
©PSept726) 19162). Oct 4:
1916; aff. Oct. 3, 1916; A 4389638.
CRAMPTON (C. Ward) Second folk
dance book. New York and Chicago,
The A. S. Barnes company, 1916.
79 p. illus. 4to. $1.60. [23416
G@ Aus: 25, 191632" « Aue.) 28,
1916; aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 488167;
A. S. Barnes co., New York.
CRAWFORD (Isaac)* North Chatta-
nooga. Meditations of solitude. 67
p- 12mo. $0.25. [238417
© Jan. 9, 1916; ic. June 10, 1916;
1c. Sept. 25, 1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916;
A 439501.
Cray bros.*, Cleveland. Cray brothers’
net price catalog earriage & auto
supplies, tools. Fall, 1916. cover-
title, 512 p. illus. 8vo. [23418
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436814.
CrESSsMAN’S (Allen R.) sons*, Phila-
delphia. [23419-23421
Cressman’s Counsellor, the cigar that
makes friends. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c¢.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443269.
Cressman’s Counsellor, the smoke that
satisfies. @©@ Sept. 29, 1916; 1 ec. Oct.
6, 1916; A 443015.
Cressman’s Counsellor, they’re _ sold
everywhere. © Sept. 22, 1916; 1 «¢.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 442906.
[Note: The peenine are in Colmes
citizen |
Crortr (Terrell)* St. Louis & -Univer-
sity City, Mo. [ 23422, 23423
Distribution—loss factors. (In Power)
© Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442682.
Practical lessons in electricity. Lesson
i Characteristics of direct-current
generators. (In The Jovian, Oct.,
LOLG)) 115@ Oech) 4,9 19463. Aes, Oct... 6,
1916; A 4438007.
CRUSSELL (Hdward H.)* Sacramento,
Cal. Some aspects of modern shing-
ling. Oct., 1916. (Jn Building age.)
[23424
© Oct. 2, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 442958,
1053
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. T, nos: vis
23425
CumMMiInGs (Helen M.)* Attleboro,
Mass. Bedtime dollie. (In Attle-
boro sun) [23425
© Oet. 3, 1916; 1 ec. Oct 10;1916;
A 443098.
CuppLtes & Leon co.*, New York. Our
story book, jingles, stories and
rhymes for little folks. 182 p. col.
front., illus., col. plates. S8vo. $0.50.
[23426
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 445119.
Curwoop (James Oliver)* Owosso,
Mich. Girl beyond the trail. [no.
10-13] [4 installments] (In Every
week ) [23427
© Sept.47411,..18, 25:31916 3-1 |
each Sept. 26, 1916; A 442799.
Dairy financial America*, New York.
Your idea and others. 41 [1], p.
16mo. [23428
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444263.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (Jn Pittsburgh Sunday
leader ) [23429-23432
Sept. 17, 1916. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 442659.
Sept. 24, 1916. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 442752.
Octs 1; 1916. -©@xuOet. 11, 298: Le) Oct:
5, 1916; A 442948.
Oct. 8, 1916. © Oct. 8, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
11, 1916; A 443140.
DALLAS gas co. Collection stimulator.
3 1. 4to.. $5.00. [23433
"© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 486871; Charlie
Alexander Caldwell, Dallas.
DALRYMPLE (Leona) Good night
stories. Proof, illus. [23434-23488
The fairy balloon. @© Sept. 30, 1916;
- 2c. and aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439718.
The golden tunnel. @© Sept. 23, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444251.
Heliotrope. © Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439220.
Old Man Weather. © Sept. 9, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439386.
Quarrel of the trees. © Sept. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436955.
Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
DAVENPORT mfg. co.*, Davenport, Ia.
Money in waste paper. cover-title,
15 p. illus. 8vo. [23489
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
15, 1916; A 486820.
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[23440-23442
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city. Sept. 1916
issue. Wall chart, 26 by 151 inches.
$1.00. © Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439216.
Davies’ dividend chart. Oct., 1916. Wall
chart, 26 by 154 inches. $1.00. ‘©
Oct. '6; °1916%.2 ci jand wale. Ochae,
1916; A 439743.
Davies’ transfer card. Sept., 1916 issue.
Wall chart, 27 by 201 inckes. $1.00.
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1916;
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 439416.
Davis (A. M.) co.*, Boston.
[23443-23480
Baby’s first birthday. May your smiles
be the sunshiny blossoms. Card, col.
illus. 3% by 4% inches. $0.10.
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ©& ‘and @E) See
22, 1916; A 444016.
Birthday greeting. Why am I thinking
of you today? Card, col. illus., 4 by
5 inches. $0.10. © Sept. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444002.
Birthday greetings. [Another birthday
here for you.] 21. col. illus. 32mo.
$0.10. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444017.
Birthday roses for a _ reose-bud baby.
[When God had made the flowers.] 2
1. obl.. 32mo. $0.15... @ Sept ies
1916; 2 ¢ .and afi.) Sepive22.509tG-
A 43869938.
Congratulations on your wedding anni-
versary. Here’s hoping you'll feel
younger. Card, col. illus., 34 by 53
inches. $0.10. @© Sept. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444013.
Delayed but hearty greetings. [My
greeting won’t reach you] cover-title,
11. obl. 48mo. $0.15. © Sept. 13,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 444003.
Don’t you want another nurse? When
folks like you are taken ill. Post
ecard, col. illus. $0.05. @© Sept. 13,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 436983.
Folks back home. Now here’s a Christ-
mas greeting. Folded card, col.
4 by 5 inches. $0.15. © Sept. 12,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 436861.
For you and the nurse and doctor. Your
nurse and doctor both are fine. Post
card, col. illus. $0.05. © Sept. 13,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 436982.
Glad you are better.
ill the skies grow gray.
‘eol. illus. $0.05. © Sept. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436987.
Good health for you, good luck for us.
Your illness, of course. Post card,
col. illus. $0.05. Sept. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436990.
Good health to you. As a good Irish-
man once said. Post card, col. illus.
$0.05. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436989.
You have my heartfelt sympathy.
Post card, col. illus. $0.05. © Sept.
13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 436991.
Ha birthday.
Se SOE Card,
51 inches. $0.10. © Sept. 13,
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444012.
When you are
Post card,
1054
—
¥,
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Happy birthday. [I fear you're growing
up so fast.] 2 1. col. illus. 32mo.
: $0.10. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916 : A 444007.
Happy firthiay. little girl. Being
little girl. Card, col. illus., 4 Dy
inches. $0.10. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2
and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444006.
Here’s hoping. Here’s hoping that you’ll
gain so fast. Post card, col. “illus.
$0.05. © Sept. 13, 1916; "2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A "436985.
I miss you when you're ill. Folks like
you are hard to spare. Post card,
col. illus. $0.05. @© Sept. 13, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436986.
Of all the folks I see and know. Card,
col. illus., 4 by 5 inches. atte: ©
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22,
1916: A 436996.
On your birthday. [Our thoughts of
some folks.] cover-title, 1 1. 24mo.
$0.25. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444004.
On your graduation. [I’m glad to hear
of your success. ] cover-title, 1 1.
obl. 48mo. $0.15. © Sept. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436998.
On your wedding. Seen ons
New joy in life. ] cover-title, 1 1.
24mo. $0.25. @ Sept. 13, 1916;
2 c. and afi. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444005.
Sorry you are ill. You are first in the
thoughts. Post card, col. illus. $0.05.
@ Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
22, 1916; A 436988.
Thank you card. Your remembrance
made me _ happy. Card, 3: by yee
inches. $0. 05. © Sept. 13, 1916;
and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436902.
To a friend of mine. Just a little greet-
ing. Card, 33 by 6 inches. $0.10. ©
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22,
1916; A 436994.
Since I can’t see you in person.
Card, 3} by 6 inches. $0.10. © Sept.
i, 49165 2 ¢ and afi. Sept. 22; 1916;
A 444015.
— When you read this message. Card,
32 by 6 inches. $0.10. © Sept. 13,
259G6> 2 ¢e. and aft. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 444018.
To a sweet girl graduate. [As all, today,
are proud of you.] cover-title, 1 1.
$0.25. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444014.
To my mother. [God gives us friends. ]
cover-title, 1 1. obl, 48mo._ §0.15.
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
22, 1916; ‘A 436999.
To wish you well. This good luck card.
Post card, col. illus. $0.05. © Sept.
13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916;
A 436984.
Your baby. Proud, of course you are.
Card, col. illus. 34 by 52 inches.
$0.10. © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444011.
Your golden wedding. [Congratulations.
The world is better than it was.]
cover-title, 1 1. 24mo. $0.15. ©
Sept. 13, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept. 22,
1916; A 436997.
You have reached your golden mile-
stone. cover-title, 11. 24mo. $0.25.
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
22, 1916; A 444008.
© orp
23492
Davis (A. M.) co.*—Continued.
Your silver wedding. [May the joy of
your wedding belis.] cover-title, = re
24mo. $0.15. © Sept. 13, 1916;
and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A ‘444000. _
[This year will add a silver link.)
cover-title, 1 1. 24mo. S0:25..) ©
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22,
1916; A 444009.
Your wedding. Congratulations, in shar-
ing each other’ s happiness. Card, col.
illus. . oc by 52 inches. $0.10. ae
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22,
1916; A 436995.
Your wedding anniversary. [Congratu-
lations! May your investment in joy
continue.]. cover-title, 1 1. 24mo.
S015. © Sept. 13, 1916: 2 & ‘and
aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 444001.
[I’d like to frame a message.]
cover-title, 1 1. 24mo. $0.25. of
Sept. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 22
1916; A 444010.
Davis (Edward D.)* Minneapolis.
Wheat dockage tables. cover-title,
3, [4917 p.’ Tmo. $0.50. [23481
© Sept. 11. 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489433.
Davis & Furber machine co.*, North
Andover, Mass. Davis & Furber ma-
chine co. general catalogue B. cover-
title, 8S p. illus., diagrs. Svo.
[23482
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 439287.
[Davison (Emil B.)] Ballyhoo book
[by Ad-man Davison] cover-title,
20 p. port. 24mo. [23483
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec: and ait.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489556; Ad-man
Davison, New York.
?
Dayton, O. Dayton news classified
directory, 1916-17. Cleveland, O.,
P. Goering & co., 1916. S56 p. Svo.
[23484
©) Sept. 6 1916; 2 c ‘and aie
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436826; Paul Goe-
ring & co., Cleveland.
DECKER (A. R.) [ 23485, 23486
Doubts girl’s eye _will aid. © Oct. 4,
916; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443047.
War loan money is sought. © Oct. 7,
1S1G= te: Ock 145 1916: A 443112.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
DECORATIVE pattern co. Drapery for
window or door. Pattern nos. T5—
80. 6 sheets, illus., 10 by 7 inches.
[23487-23492
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. each Sept.
1, 1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439240-
439245; Charles E. Anderson, Wood-
haven, N. Y.
1055
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23493
pt..5,. Sa. ie
DEFIANCE mfg. co.*, New York. Draw-
ing materials, architects & engineers’
supplies, blue and black prints litho-
graphic reproductions. 3899 p. illus.
(part col.) 8vo. [23493
©. Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Oct: 5
1916; aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 445122.
Dre Lone (George Keller)* Allentown,
Pa.. Posies of the Lord. 11 p. illus.
16mo. $0.10. [23494
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 489299.
Dr Luz (August)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Philosophy of water; its bearing
upon all points of the earth. [21]
Pp: ius. A2moe. $1400: [23495
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c Aug. 30,
1916; aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 4894638.
DENGHAUSEN (Alfred F.)* West Rox-
bury, Mass. New musical nomen-
clature. Sheet, 10% by 7 inches.
[23496
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 5,
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 486811.
DENNIS (Willard W.)* Los Angeles.
Proposed remedial legislation to
prevent successful motor vehicle
thievery. cover-title, [6] p. 24mo.
$0.50. [23497
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 486930.
DENTINOL & pyorrhocide co., inc.*,
New York. Pyorrhea (Riggs’ dis-
ease). 9, [1] p. illus. 16mo.
[23498
©, Aue Si s19i6s 2 te’and’ ait.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489218.
DEPOLLIER (Jacques) & son*, New
York. D-D utility watch converti-
ble for active and practical men.
20 p. illus. 12mo. [23499
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444127.
Dr Rosaria (Giovanni) Socialismu
e, lu ciarlatanu. New York, Societa
libraria Italiana, 1916. cover-title,
16 p. illus. 16mo. $0.10. [23500
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 cand: ait.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444075; Italian
book co., New York.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa. Oil
field report for September, [1916]
(Jn Oil City derrick) [23501
© Oct. 2, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916:
A 442955.
DETMER SEBVICE. v. 17, no. 8 8 p.
illus.. (part. col.) fol. [23502
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 @ and aff. .
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489214; Detmer
woolen co., New York.
DETMER WOOLEN cO0.*, New York.
Pennant winners. v. 17, no. 10.
Sheet, illus., 153 by 204 inches.
[23503
© Aug. 31,, 1916; .2, ec. and )att
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439215.
DETROIT central real estate syndicate.
[23504-23507
Cesuieake no. A, B, C. 38 v. Sheets,
@© Sept. 9, 1916; 1 «¢. “each and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; ‘1c. each Sept. 14,
1916; A 4395823439584.
Syndicate agreement. 6 numb. 1. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] © Sept.
9, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Sept. al? 1916;
le. Sept. 14, 1916; A 439581
© J. P. Young, Detroit.
DExTER (Carnot B.)* Montgomery,
Ala. Explanation as to the manipu-
lation of the Dexter calculator. 2
sheets, 14 by 82 and 14 by 18 inches.
[23508
©. Sept. 5;,.19165. 2 «and am,
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439442.
Dicpy (Bassett) Deis cee
Denies massacre in Moldavia. © Sep
27, 1916: > 1c. Sept, S0p 19re. “et
442871.
Dispatch bearers stop to raid Sofia. ©
Sept. 18, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1916;
A 442646.
Drop disease from sky. © Oct. 9, 1916;
1c. Oct. 12, 1916; A 4431382.
Ferdinand’s bonds taken by the Kaiser.
Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442590.
Halicz, Lemberg key, is taken by Rus-
sians. © Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
18, 1916; A 442585.
Pierce German line in drive on Lemberg.
© Sept. 21, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442729.
Roumanians saved by Russian attack.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 2, 1916;
A 442880.
Russian ori a run trains. © Sept. 23,
1916; c. Sept. 27, 1916; A TISTOL
See ah shortage in Geman orders.
© Oct. 10, 1916; 1 c. Oct. Is, 1916 ;
A 443199.
Take 417,106 captive in Brussiloff drive.
Oct °5, 1916; 1 ‘¢. Oct. 9) aaiGs
A 443055.
Tell 344 ways Russ can boost income.
Sept. 29, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 3, 1916;
A 442909.
Turks agit Russian forces. © Sept. 25,
1916 ; ec. Sept 28, 1916; A 442803.
ENote ie foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
1056
BOOKS,
no. 10, 1916
GROUP II
23545
Ditton (Tom) My mother; a prayer.
A, B. 2 Vv. col. illus. 8vo. $0.50
each. (23521, 23522
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c.. each Sept.
ad, 1916; aff Sept: 19, 1916; A
436941, 436942; Gibson art co., Cin-
cinnati.
DiILLwortH (Joseph Dennis)* Boston.
Assessed values of real estate in
Boston, wards 5, 6, 7, 8, parts of
wards 9, 12, 18, 14, 1916. 054, 559
p. S8vo. $10.00. [23523
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 438899.
Directory of executives and operating
officials of iron and steel plants in
the United States & Canada, cor-
rected to July 1, 1916. Pittsburgh,
Pa., The Blast furnace and steel
plant, 1916. 197 p: 16mo. [23524
eens ot, 19165) 2 c¢.. and dif.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 4875838; Blast
furnace & steel plant, Pittsburgh.
DrxieE cotton felt mattress co.
[23525, 23526
This is the 2d installment of The Dixie
club newspaper furniture advertising
service. Sheet, illus., 23 by 17% inches.
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 17,
1916; A 4385125.
This is the 4th week’s installment of the
Dixie club newspaper furniture service.
Sheet, illus., 17% by 233 inches. ©
Amlyatoe 1OtG 2c. and ait. July 17%,
1916; A 435126.
© O. M. Burton, Chicago.
DoME engraving co. Scale for half-
tones and zinc etchings. Sheet,
diagrs., printed on both sides, 11 by
14 inches. [23527
© Sept: 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 4389610; Byron 'S.
Dome, Sacramento, Cal.
DonaAHEY (William) * Chicago.
[23528-23581
Teenie Weenie Turk invents a game. @
Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 29, 1916; A
442828.
Teenie Weenies find a hickory nut tree.
Oo cies OlG tye) Oct. 12, LOL 2, 2A.
443153.
Teenie Weenies lay in a supply of corn.
© Sept. 17, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1916;
A 442657.
Three reap Weenies get into trouble.
edas Low oy) dvesnOct. 5; Ore + A
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
Dress up bureau, inc.*, New York.
Fall dress up. Sept. 80-Oct. 14
IStG].~' [6] p- illus. -fol. [23532
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 439507.
DromMcGooLeE (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashville ban-
ner ) [23583-23536
Rene 16; 1916. ..1@ | Septe 16, 19963) 1c:
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442584.
Sept. 23, 1916. © Sept. 23, 1916; 1 ec.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442903.
Sept. 30, 1916. © Sept. 30, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442887.
Oct. 7, 1916. © oe CLOG Aes vOcr
9, 1916; A 44314
Drury (Horatio N.) [23537-23589
Pace standardized course in oral expres-
sion. Lesson no. 1-2. New York,
Pace & Pace, 1916.~° 2 v. 8vo. ©
Aug: 31, 1916i3 12. c.. each. Sept; :9,
1916; aff. Sept. 7, £9165, A 139247"
439248.
Your market value. New York, Pace &
Pace [1916] .35, [1] p. . port. 8vo.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 3,
1916 ; A 439626.
© Pace & Pace, New York.
DuLutTH, Minn. R. L. Polk & ©C0.’s
Duluth .directory.. 1916. v.. 35.
Duluth, Minn. Duluth directory co.,
1916.. 1005, [1012]-1112 p. 8vo.
$7.00 [28540
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 488896 ; Duluth directory
-@o., Duluth, Minn,
Dunn (Samuel O.) Ten years of rail-
road regulation. 28 p. 24mo. (Re-
printed from Scribner’s) [23541
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489450; Charles
Secribner’s sons, New York.
Dwyer (Anna) Why women are more
revengeful than men. (Jn Chicago
herald) [23542
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 2, 1916;
A 442984; J. Keeley, Chicago.
HAKELEY (Charles W.)* Newark, N. J.
Old-age pensions for teachers,
preachers, professional and salaried
men and women. [7] p. 16mo.
$0.25. [23543
© Jan. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
38, 1916; A 489621.
Ear~tt (Louise Harding)* Washing-
ton. Bible simplified for home and
school. The seven creative days.
The bridge of life. Sheet, diagrs.,
113 by 8 inches. [28544
© May 26, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Aug. 25, 1916; A 439250.
[Hast (Anna Merritt)] How to can
fruits, vegetables and meats [by A.
M. Hast and V. EH. Kift. Philadel-
phia, Ladies’ home journal, 1916.
ZF Dp. Ws. Syo: [23545
@\ June 20, 1996s) 2 eh vand) aff.
sept. 18, 1916; A 486912; Curtis
pub. co., Philadelphia.
1057
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23546
EASTERN arts association. Proceed-
ings. Tth annual meeting. Spring-
field, Mass. Apr. 20-22, 1916. 219
p. illus., plan, diagr. Svo. $0.50.
[23546
© Sept. 6. 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1916; afi. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439403;
Royal B. Farnum, Albany, N::
EBERHART (C. P.)* White Plains, N. Y.
Course in practical business writing.
Boston. New York. Chicago. [etc.]
Ginn and company, 1916. iii, 33 p.,
and blank lL. illus. 4to. $0.75.
[23547
©. Sent= 20, 1916>. 2 @ . Oct. 41,
1916; aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 445064.
Errersot (Charles E)* Lansing, Mich.
Bookkeeping drill no. 2. 15 p. S8vo.
$0.15. [23548
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 436674.
New York. Cut
2d no. for Oct.,
Economy service co.*,
bulletin, no. A154.
1916. cover-title, numb. lL S884.
Tol. [23549
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 439384.
EDMUNDS
phia.
Hoag’s vision.
(Albert Joseph)* Philadel-
Resurrection in Mark and
Two studies in the
Christian religion. 8, [8] p. fol.
$0.25. [23550
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 439300.
Ettery (Loren W.)* St. Paul Park,
Minn. Picture subjects for composi-
tion with suggestive questions. [Lin-
coln]. Sheet, port. 11 by 84 inches.
2 for $0.01. [23551
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c Aug. 18,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436972.
Extiotr (Howard)* Sarasota. Fla.
Openings in the South. Florida.
[12] p. folder. 16mo. [23552
© July 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 439145.
Exxrison (Nellie) Corticelli lessons in
tatting, by Nellie Ellison and M. M.
Stoddard. Florence, Mass., The
Corticelli silk mills, 1916. 56 p. illus.
Svo. [23553
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ce Aug. 23,
1916: aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 439320 :
Corticelli silk mills. Florence, Mass.
pt. rasa Ee
Etson (William H.) Manual for good
English. Book 2. Some detailed
suggestions for the teacher. By W.
H. Elson, C. E. Lynch and G L.
March. Chicago, New York. Scoit,
Foresman and company, [1916] 160
pm 12m. See [23554
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 « Sept. 15,
1916: aff. Sept. 16, 1916: A 437696;
Scott. Foresman & co., Chicago.
ENGLISH woolen mills co., ine.*, Cleve-
land. Clothes book thirty-nine. Fall
and winter, 1916-17. [16] p. illus.
12mo. [23555
© Sept. 15, 1916: 2 e and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436874:
ENNES (Mrs. W. S.)* Princeton, Ind.
New opening and closing marches.
27 p. diagrs. 24mo. $0.75. [23556
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 439647.
ENTHRONEMENT of the sacred heart in
the home*, Fairhaven, Mass. En-
thronement of the sacred heart of
Jesus in the home. 39, [1] p. incl.
front. 16mo. $0.10. [2355T
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 439125.
Epps (Edward E.) & co.*, New York.
New York curb market and its
money-making possibilities. cover-
title. 15 p. incl. plate. Svo. [23558
© Sept. 12, 1916: 2 e and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 437823.
EQUITABLE corporation*, Chicago. Own
your own business. Sheet, illus., 11
by 17 inches fold. to 4to. [23559
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
23, 1916; A 439481.
Erte systematic building & loan assn.
Small monthly savings yield large re-
turns. [4] p. 16mo. [23560
© July 15, 1916; 2 c Aug. 29,
1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916: A 439183;
Arthur Montgomery Gable, Erie, Pa.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [23561-23586
Absolute suppression of consumption.
© Oct. 11,1916; 1 « Och ]? ae
A 443001.
Baby’s digestive disturbances. © Sept.
17, 1916; 1 ec. Sept: 21,) 191650
442655.
Business bills of health. @© Sept. 15,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1916; A 442782.
via in Ireland. @ Oct. 8,
1 - 4 6. Ock, 11 ASiG: A 445100.
dujedtaanies and diabetes. © Sept. 24,
19163) e Sept 29; 1916 54 45830.
1058
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
Evans (W. A.) *—Continued.
Diagnosing typhoid. @© Oct. 5, 1916;
mec. Oc, ts; 0916; A 443189.
Mirch Lest tor milk.) ‘@ Sept. 29, 1916;
1c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443183.
Elgin’s typhoid trouble. c Sept. 26,
HOLG Ut ee. (Oct: 6; 1916; 4 443180.
Fistula and consumption. © Oct. 9,
igtG- tres Oct. 13, 1916: A 4435192.
Getting good teeth. © Oct. 6, 1916;
1c. Oct. Se COG : TA 443190.
Head noises. © Sept. 19, 1916; 1 «.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 442784.
Health in cotton mills. © Oct. 4, 1916;
tes Oe. 13) 1916 > ‘A 443188.
hiasmary wlis.s: © 'Oet: 1, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 443184.
* Infantile paralysis widespread. © Sept.
Tiemenlte kc.) Sept. 27,. 191G6= A.
442783.
Maiaria capacity of a mosquito. © Oct.
, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1916; A 4438187.
Mbeaiail defectives in Washington. ©
Semmes torG.. 1 Cc. .Oct. 6, 1916 ;
A 443181.
Now the time to kill flies. © Sept. 28,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443182.
Prevention of diabetes. © Sept. 20,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1916; A 442785.
Purification of oysters. @© Sept. 18,
Hegre’ C... Oct. 13, 1916; A 443185.
Rural awakening. © Sept. 25, 1916; 1
e. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443179.
Sirup of the hypophosphites. © Sept.
22, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443177
Slipshod selling of milk. © Sept. 28,
O16 = be. Oct. 6; 1916; A 443178.
Tests for diabetes. © Sept. 21, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 27, 1916; A 442786.
Too much medicine. © Sept. 30, 1916;
1 e@. Oct. 18, 1916; A 443186.
Two new treatments. © Sept. 14, 1916;
1 ec. Sept. 27, 1916; A 442781.
iyphoid in the country. © Oct. 7,
Poh te. Oct. 13, 1916; A 443191.
EVERETTS (Joseph W.)* Hamilton, Ind.
In remembrance of James Whitcomb
Riley. (Jn Hamilton news)
[23587
Omsepe os, 1916; -1..c.. Sept. 20,
1916; A 442684.
FABYAN (George)* Chicago.
[23588-23591
Catalogue of the several comedies, his-
tories and tragedies contained in the
cipher. Sheet, 10 by 8 inches. ©
Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1916; aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439560.
Easiest manner to memorize the code
for the Baconian biliteral cipher, an
alphabet in two letters. Geneva, IIl.,
Riverbank laboratories, 1916. Post
card. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439559.
Fundamental principles of the Baconian
ciphers and application to books of
the sixteenth and seventeenth cen-
turies. { Revised ] Various paging
illus., mounted pl., port., facsims.
(part fold.) 4to. © Aug. 11, 1916;
2c. Aug. 22, 1916; A 489202.
1059
23620
FaByAn (George) *—Continued.
Greatest work of Sir Francis Bacon,
Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban.
Geneva, Iil., Riverbank laboratories,
TOW Goel. [1] Do] ilncas — 24mo-z
Sept. 16, 1916: 2 .¢) and aff.” Sept. 27;
1916; A 444080.
FAIRBANKS, Morse & co. [23592-23598
Eclipse friction clutch pulleys for type
Y engines, sleeve pattern [and] Type
B friction clutch pulleys for type Y en-
gines. 2 p. diagrs. 8vo. © Sept.
2 OG 2 (es and atts Ota te Lome, =
A 489696.
Instructions no. 2121 E for installing
and operating Fairbanks-Morse CP,
CPB, TRC and TRCB type direct cur-
rent dynamos and motors. 6th ed.
12 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. © Sept. 11,
OTGs 92 "el pandy ali OCbe (aa toni A:
439697.
Repair list no. 8458 Fairbanks-Morse
horizontal triplex power pump. Sheet,
diagr., printed on both sides, 9 by 6
inches. © Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and
aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439700.
Repair parts list no. 8456 Fairbanks-
Morse piston pattern steam pumps.
Chart A. Sheet, diagr., printed on
both sides, 9 by 6 inches. © Sept.
Hs TONG Zhe and bam. Oct. aioe:
A 439698.
Repair parts list no. 8457 Fairbanks-
‘Morse plunger and ring pattern steam
pumps. Chant <5: Sheet, diagr.,
printed on both sides, 9 by 6 inches.
@uNepi Osho Or ane Gai OCG
1916; A 439699.
Repair price list no. 9012A. Fairbanks-
Morse artesian engines, cam style of
valve gear. © July Ache ONG HR 2r ACs
and a: July 17%, 1916; A 435122.
Repair price list no. 9517 for operating
and maintaining Sheffield velocipedes.
Sept., 1916. 1p.1, 28 p. illus. 8vo.
@ Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 4389701.
FaAatRFAX (Beatrice) Beatrice Fair-
fax. in” New York. evening
journal ) [23599-23620
Sept. 18, 1916. © Sept. 18, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442599.
Sept 19! 4916.) '@ Septiid9, 191648 c.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 442617.
Sept. 20, 1916. © Sept. 20, 1916; 1
Sept. 21, 1916; A 442744.
Sept. 21, 1916. © Sept. 21, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 442740.
Sept. 22), 1916.5 @, Neptz) 22, 1916s
Sept. 23, 1916; A 442745.
Sept. 23, 1916. © Sept. 23, 1916;
ept. 25, 1916; A tao TAs. ai
Sept. 25, 1916. © Sept. 25, 1916;
Sept. 26, 1916; A 442750.
Sept. 26, 1916. © Sept. 26, 1916;
ept. 27, 1916; A 442780.
Sept. 27, 1916. © Sept. 27, 1916;
Sept. 28, 1916; A 442819.
Sept. 28, 1916. © Sept. 28, 1916;
ept. 29, 1916; A 42824
Sept. 29, 1916. © Sept 1916;
ept. 30, 1916; A duS858
Sept. 30, 1916. © Sept. 30, 1916;
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442890.
Ochs 2 TS1E. (Oi vOcts (Ss 891G = Aire,
Oct. 3, 1916; A 442920.
COR
Cc.
Gs
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Con
CATALOGUE OF
23621
FarrFax (Beatrice)—Continued.
| Oct’ 33: 1916.) Gr Oct. cay 1.19163 pa Ve:
| Oct. 4, 1916; A 442924.
Oct: 4;. 1916; (© (Oct. 4) 49163) 1 -e.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 4429538.
Oct...5,,. 1916.5 © ,Oein, +: “1916 3..4 &
| Oct. 6, 1916; A 443000.
| Oct. 10, 1916. Episode 8, instalment 2.
© 7Octs 10, 8 9NGe. th NeeOct. $4, FOG 5
A 443119.
Oct. 11, 1916. Episode 8, instalment 3.
© Oct. ts 1991655 '# -e: Det: 12; 1916;
A 443149
Oct. 12, 1916. Episode’ 8, [instalment
4] we @® .Oct.212,. 19163 bc: Oets: 48,
1916; A 4438174.
Oct. 13, 1916. © Oct. 13, 1916; 1 c.
Oct. 14, 1916; A 443212.
Oct, 44, A916), ©. Oct... 14, 1926.7 1 “c:
Oct. 16, 1916; A 4438240.
Oct. 16,.1916: © Oct...16, 1916; 1 «¢.
Oct. 17, 1916; A 4438272.
© International news service,
New York.
FANCHER (Hlizabeth W.) Our hero-
ines. Evanston, [Ill., Pentalpha
chapter, no. 534, Order of the EHast-
ern star, 1916. [4] p. 16mo.
[23621
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. Sept: 7,
1916; aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 436974;
Lillian F. Williams, Evanston, Ill.
Farco & Halladay*, Lake Mills, Wis.
Quality limestone. [Waukesha car-
bonate of lime and magnesium] 35
p. illus. obl. 24mo. [23622
©; Aug. “27; 1916; 2° 'e atid aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439095.
Farm and fireside, Springfield, O.
[23623-23625
Farm and fireside’s $3,500 farm imple-
ments game. cover-title, 18 p. illus.
Sv0On . 50:25. "@ Sept. 205) bolGe 2 Ve:
and aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 4389736.
Farm implements puzzle game; fun for
everybody in a fascinating pastime, by
the Farm implements puzzle game edi-
tor. Sheet, illus., 172 by 12 inches.
@ Sept. 16, 1918; 2 c and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439738.
$3,500 in gold. [4] p. illus. 4to. ©
Sept. 30), 1916 > chiand ait. sOcCE LO;
1916; A 439734.
© New York circulation co., inc.,
New York.
F'arM, stock and home. Merchant’s
co-operative game. (Jn Farm, stock
and home. Oct. 1, 1916) [23626
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1c. Oct. 2. 1916;
A 442940; A. P. Goodman, Minne-
apolis.
FsRMERS trust & savings bank.
[23627, 23628
Cause of accidents. © Sept. 29, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 16, 1916; A 443265.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ipmes.oe aS
FARMERS trust & savings bank—Con.
Thoughtlessness. © Oct. 5, 1916; 1 «
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443264.
[Note: The foregoing are in Kokomo
daily dispatch]
©. J: J. Reis; hice
FarRNnES (Hmma) psewd. Crochet art
for milady’s lingerie. Yokes, caps
and including towels. [St. Louis,
Mo., Valley supply co., 1916] 19 p.
illus. 4to. $0.10. [28629
© Dee. 23, 1915; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 488318 ; Edwin C. Spueh-
ler, St. Louis.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
What will you do to stimulate Sep-
tember sales? cover-title, 16 p.
illus., map., loose fold sheets. fol.
[23630
©. Sept. 15, 19963 2) and same
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439555.
FEIBELMAN (Rene) [23631-23636
‘Americans die in Brussels. © Oct. 11,
1916; 1c. Oct. 14, 1916; A 443219.
Bavaria’s mad king dies. © Oct. 12,
1916; 1 c« Oct. 16, 1916; A 443255.
Dutch fear famine from “U” boat’s
raid. © Oct.. 11, 19162 1 ec Oct 14
1916; A 443220.
in Ger-
Ce peace move assailed
@ Oct: .7, 191G5s) GOcer a4,
1916: A 443113.
Likes play from U. S., but— © Oct. 2,
1916; 1 e. Oct: 6; 1916; A 443022.
U. S. aid for East Prussia. © Oct. 5
1916; 1 e. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443058.
[Note : The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Vampires.
[23863 723639
[par] L. Feuillade et G.
FEUILLADE (L.)
2. Le spectre,
Meirs. Paris, Librarie contemporaine
[1916] 190 p. 16mo. fr. 0.45. ©
June 20, 1916; 1 ¢« Aue 26) >a3an
A—Foreign 14175.
3. Les yeux qui fascinent, [par] L. Feuil-
lade et G. Meirs. Paris, Librairie con-
temporaine [1916] 191 p, 16mo. fr.
0.45. © June 20; 1916; 1c. Aug. 26,
1916; A—Foreign 14176.
4, Satanas, [par] L. Feuillade et G. Meirs.
Paris, Librairie cotemporaine [1916]
189 p., 1.k. 16mo. fr. 0.45. © July
28, 1916; 1 ec. Aug. 26, 1916; A—For-
eign 14179.
© Jules Tallandier, Paris.
Fincke (John Albert)* New York.
Mantels ‘for the hearth. [14] p.
illus. obl. 16mo. [23640
© Sept. 13) 1916; 2c. and) aim
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436829.
1060
no. 10, 1916
FIRST MORTGAGE & trust co.*, Chicago.
Bankers mortgage clearing house.
[60] p. i2mo. [23641
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436968.
FISHING masters assn. inc.*, Boston.
Fishermen of the Atlantic. 1916.
176 p. illus., ports. 4to. [23642
© July 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
25, 1916; A 4838849.
Fisk rubber co.*, Chicopee Falls, Mass,
Visible - value is your protection.
Sheet, illus., 164 by 62? inches.
[23643
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 436692.
Fitch (Mary E.)* Brookline, Mass.
Tatting. cover-title, 21 p. illus.
4to. (Series no. 6) [23644
© July 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 21, 1916; A 435822.
FLETCHER (Alfred Charles Benson)*
Berkeley, Cal. From job to job
around the world. (Jn Wide world)
[ 23645, 23646
7 @ Aug. 20, 1916; 1c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 4425938.
SemOmDepi co. t9lGs1. cy Oct., 12,
1916; A 4438142,
FootTNER (Hulbert)* New York.
Thieves wit. chap. 17-22. (In
Munsey, Oct., 1916) [23647
© Sept. 20, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 21,
1916; A 442662.
Forses (Bertie Charles)* New York.
Men who are making America. (In
Leslies. ) [23648
© Oct. 12, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1916;
A 4438263,
Forp (Andrew Watres) All for love
and the world not lost. (Jn Chi-
cago herald) [23649
© Sept. 17, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442612; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Forp (Lycurgus L.)* Philadelphia.
Good Shepherd. [26] p._ port.
16mo. $0.15. [23650
Peeane 327, 1916: 2 ¢. and “aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436858.
FoRRESTER (Robert R.)* New York.
Third era in the petroleum trade.
4p.1., p. 11-80. 8vo. (Cover-title:
Greatest era in the history of the
oil trade now dawning) [28651
Aus (22.4916; 2: ec! and «aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 439505.
BOOKS, GROUP II
23661
Foster (Edward P.)* Marietta, O.
Language of pictures. Sheet, 14 by
102 inches. [23652
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444086.
Four states formula co.*,
Tex. Four states formula co.
1., 33 numb. 1. 24mo. $2.00. [Text
parallel to binding] [23653
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 439376.
Texarkana,
‘hap
FovaARGuE (Walter G.) Grip and
stance. (In Golfers magazine. Oct.,
1916) [23654
©) Oc £1916" 1° et: 5, 1916:
A 442944; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
Fow Ler (Charles S.)* Minneapolis.
Fowlers system made-to-measure
corsets. Card, illus., diagr., printed
on both sides, 44 by 21 inches.
[23655
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 439689.
Krack-
diamond
FRACKMAN (Joseph) co., ine.
man cetachable soli-effect
elusters. [4] p. illus. fol. [23656
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436948; Louis S.
Rosenblum, New York.
FRANK (Mabel Livingston) Animal
drawing book. New York, Dodd,
Mead & company, [1916] 39 p.
illus. obl. S8vo. $1.00 [23657
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
aff. Oct. 17, 1916; A 445200; Dodd,
Mead & co., inc., New York.
FRANTZ premier co.*, East Cleveland,
O. Corporation with a heart.
[23658—23660
In the beginning. Sheet, 43 by 5% inches.
Jan. 29, 191
2G and aff. Aug. 8,
1916 ; "A 439407.
To parents and guardians. Sheet
53 inches. © Jan. 29, 1916
aff. Aug. 8, 1916; A 439406
To the old young man. Sheet, 5 by 5%
inches. © Jan. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 8, 1916; A 439408.
, o by
; 2c. and
Frasco (Sarah E.)* Thornville, O.
Instructions for building homemade
sanitary seat and formula for mak-
ing disinfectant and deodorizer.
Sheet, diagr., 73 by 53 inches.
[23661
© July 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 439875.
1061
23662
FRASER (John B.)* Toledo, O. What
a business man should know about
photo engravings. [22] p. diagr.
16mo. [23662
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436937.
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* Cleve-
land. Adventures of Brave Heart
and Laughing Eyes. Sept. 10, 17,
24, 1916. [3 instalments] (In
Cleveland plain aes
ne 23663-23665
© Sept. 10, 17, 24. ‘gee 1 ¢. each
Oct. 4, 1916; A 443125 443127.
- Fucus (William John)* Dayton, O.
Christian illustrated. Sheet, printed
on both sides, 42 by 7 inches. $0.05.
[23666
Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439234.
FUEL engineering co. of New York,
New York. [23667, 23668
Coal service report for the month of
Aug., 1916. 8 numb. 1. 4to. @© Sept.
S14. 1916: 2 ee. Sepia), 19tG= ae:
Sept. 20, 1916: A 439404.
Eight poinis in coal economy.
Sp. 16mo. © Sept. 6, 1916:
aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 436828.
Te Raa 7 aE
2 ¢. and
Erie,
cover-
GABLE (Arthur Montgomery)*
Pa. Get the saving habit.
title, 16 p. 16mo. [23669
©) "Ae AS 1816 2 ec) Ane” 2s
1916; aft. Sept. 6. 1916; A 439182.
GALLAGHER (John P.)* Washington.
Laboratory manual for the use of
students in general chemistry.
[Rey. ed.] Worcester. Mass., Shelley
print, 1916. 76 p. Sv. [23670
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 437697.
- Garis (Howard R.) Jollie and Jillie
Longtail, the mice children, by H. R.
Garis; illus. by Louis Wisa. New
York, A. L. Burt company [1916]
1 pw, "p. C200. cok: frenzy col.
plates. Svo. (Bed time stories.)
$0.60. [23671
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 487368; R. F. Fenno &
o., New York.
GarvicE (Charles)* Hambledon, Hen-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 1. S., v.13
GENERAL BASIC products co.*, Seattle.
Some helpful suggestions for using
Puritan lime. [8] p. illus. 16mo.
[23673
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 436860.
GENERAL ELECTRIC ¢o.*, Schenectady,
iN. ¥- [23674-23683
Bulletin no. 46016. Thomson horizontal
edgewise instruments fer switchboard
service, types. H 2 and DH 3. Aug.,
1916. 15 p._ illus., diagrs. 4to. ©
Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 16,
1916; A 439347.
no. 46026. Meter-testing rheo-
stats for 110 volts. <Aug.. 1916.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
103 by S inches. @ Aug. 15, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 439339.
ae
no. 47900. Panel boards with
solid neutrals. Aug., » 1916.7 "p.
diagrs. 4to. @ Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Aug. 16, i9ié; A 439348.
Handbook 46040. Switchboard instru-
ments. Aug. 8, ss 5p. -4te: '@
Aug. 30, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 16,
1916: A 439343.
46043. Direct current instruments.
Aug. 3, 1916. 11 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. @ Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; ‘4 439341.
46045.
Alternating current instru-
ments. Aug. 3, 1916. 19 p. illus.
diagrs. 4to. @ Aug. 30, 1916: 2 ¢.
and ait. Sept. 16, 1916; A 439340.
47443. Type F form K 12 oil
switches up to 3300 volts. June 5,
illus., diagrs. 4to. @©@
: 2 ce. and aff. Sept. 16,
1916: A 439346.
47444. Type F form K 5 oil
switches up to 7500 volts. Aug. 17,
1916. 12 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. 6)
Aus. “36, 19165722. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 439345.
47448. Type F forms K 12 and
K 12 B oij switches up to 22.000 volts.
June 5, 1916. . illus., diagrs.
4to. © Aug. 30, 19162 Ze "and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 439344.
47495. Motor-operated type F
forms H 3 and H 6 oil switches. Aug.
3, 1916. 19 p. illus., diagrs. Ato.
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 439342
GENERAL RAILWAY Signal co.*, Roches-
ter, N. Y. Direct-current electric
signal appliances. v. 1. Various
paging. illus., diagrs. Svo. [23684
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 438650.
ley-on-Thames, England. Man she 2 4
chose. Sept. 3, 10, 1916. [2 instal- | GENERAL Roorine mfg. co.*, St. Louis.
ments] (Jn Lloyd’s weekly news) National guard. (In New York
[23672 times ) [23685
© 1c. each Oct. 2, 1916; A ad int. © Sept. 25, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 26,
2771; pubd. Sept. s 10, 1916. | 1916; A 442787.
1062
2S
—- = *
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
23717
GEORGE Peabody college for teachers.
Type studies and lesson plans. v. 1,
no. 6, Aug., 1916. City. sanitation
ed. by Charles A. McMurry. 31, [1]
Do wl2mo. $010, [23686
©) Aus 29,7 1916; 2 ee) and ‘aif.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 489148; Charles A.
McMurry, Nashville.
GIANT powder co., con.*, San Francisco.
[23687-23690
Better ditching with Giant powders. 8
[1] p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Cover-title:
Ditches) 6) Aug. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Sept. 26, 1916: A 439513.
Better farm tillage with Giant farm pow-
ders. 8, [1] p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
(Cover-title: Crops) © Aug. 14, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 439514.
Better stump removing with Giant farm
powders. 24, [1] p. illus., ve 8vo.
ome title: Stumps) © : 14,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 36. “i916:
A 439515.
Helping the retailer sell Giant farm
powders. cover-title, 10 p. (part. ae tee
illus. obl. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1916; 2
e. and aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 439516.
GIBBONS (Floyd P.)* Chicago.
[23691-23696
Cavalry minus horses; troops without
tents. i yee ep 1916; 1c. Sept. 30,
1916; A‘44Q862
Discharge from service meant weeks of
delay. Cr Sept. ot 1916; 1 ec. Oct.
2, 1916; A 442902.
Hospitals for border poe s ill provided.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 30, 1916;
A 442865.
Militia mobilization. © Sept. 24, 1916;
1 ce. Sept. 30, 1916; A 442861.
Private funds supplied guns for U. S.
troops. © Sept. 26, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
30, 1916; A 442863.
Beevlars were patient tutors of novice
army. © Sept. 27, 1916; 1 ec. Sept.
30, 1916; A 442864.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday tribune ]
GILBERT (Lula Evarts)* Oklahoma
City, Okla. My mother’s chair [and
other poems] [4] p. S8vo. $0.20.
© sept. 18, 1916; 2.¢. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444090.
GitEs (William R.) [28698-23700
China in a yielding mood. © Sept. 18,
1916; 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; A 442647.
Japan makes harsh demand. © Oct. 9,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1916; A 443135.
Protests over Chinese loan. © Sept. 22,
1 c. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442733.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
GILES remedy co.*, Chicago.
[23701, 23702
Hog welfare. 32 p. illus., port. nar.
8vo. © Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Soot! 2, 1916: A 444082.
Poultry welfare. 15 p. _ illus. obl.
24mo. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439146.
GLEN Saint Mary nurseries co.*, Glen
Saint Mary, Florida. Glen Saint
Mary nurseries, 1917. cover-title,
76 p. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
[23703
© Sept.) 11), 1916: 2 c and ‘aft,
Sept. 14, 1916; A 489316.
GLOBE machinery and supply co. Cata-
legue no. 9 D. Des Moines, Iowa.
1916. 806 p. illus., ports., diagrs.
4to. [23704
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 488750; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
GLOBE- WERNICKE ©¢0.*, Cincinnati.
Gift of gab. [24] p. 24mo. [23705
©) Aue: 322) TOG 2 veo and) altie
Sept. 26, 1916; A 4389671.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Gloucester direc-
tory 1917 comprising also the town
of Rockport. no. 25. Boston, Mass.,
Sampson & Murdock co., 1916. 408,
[599]-645 p. front. (fold. map.)
Svo. [23706
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 445113; Samp-
son & Murdock co., Boston.
GLYNN (Mary B.)* Philadelphia.
Utility guinea pig. [Philadelphia]
The Laboratory supply company,
1916. [31] p. illus. 8vo. $0.50.
[23707
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 486875.
GorTHE (H. Taubner)* San Francisco.
K. T. system of motion picture in-
struction. Lesson no. 1-8. §8 v.
16mo. [23708-23715
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. each and
aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 4440387-444044.
GoLp car heating & lighting co.*, New
York. Gold systems, steam, vapor,
hot water, electric ventilators, 1916.
144 p. illus., diagrs. (part col., part
fold.) fol. [23716
© Sept. dy 1916. 2 cc. and, aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 489310.
GOLDBERG (Maurice)* New York.
Wage tables calculated on the basis
of 49 hours per week. 10 1. 8vo.
$1.00. [23017
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2) c! and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489425.
1065
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23718
Goop sportsmen’s club of Turlock.
Standards of good sportsmanship.
[Turlock, Cal, D. C. Stewart,
1916] 12 p. 382: mo: [23718
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 23,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 444139;
C. Leroy Childs, Turlock, Cal.
GoopELL & co.*, New York. Duratex
shirts & furnishings by mail. Cata-
log no. 28. 16 p. illus. 16mo.
[23719
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 439633.
GoopYEAk tire & rubber co.*, Akron, O.
[23720-23732
Encyclopedia of Goodyear mechanical
rubber goods as applied in cement
plants. “12 p. illus. (part col.)
4to. © Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439091.
as applied in coal mining. 14 p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. © Aug. 23,
19163 2ive. and - ait: Aug.) 30; ($916;
A 439093.
as applied in cottonseed oil mills.
12 p. illus. (part col.) 4to. @©
Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 30,
1916; A 439084.
as applied in grain elevator service.
11. ps.,illns: ) 4to.,, © Ausy 23, 4916:
2c. and aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439090.
as applied in oil fields. 11 p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. © Sept. 2,
19165) 2.06, tand all. Septet t8tG6;
A 439199.
as applied in paper and pulp mills.
14 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
Aug. 283, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 30,
1916; A 4390S86..
as applied in power plants. 12 p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. Aug. 23,
19IGs C20 c. “and” aff. Ane .30) 2006;
A 439087.
as applied in quarries. 1, p:
igs. (part “cold Ate.«@ Sept. 2.
1916) 2 Ve:
A 439198.
as applied in sand plants. 12 p.
and aff. Sept. 7, M616:
illus. (part col.) 4to. © Aug. 23,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 30, 1916:
A 439092.
belt conveyors. 12 p. illus. 4to.
Aug. 23, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916: A 439089.
for hardware dealers. 15 p. illus
(part col.) 4to. @ Aug. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Aug. 30, 1918; A 439094.
general information. 16 p. 4to.
© ‘Aug. 23, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 439088.
used in river and harbor suction
dredging. 8 p. illus. (part col.)
Ato. © Aug: 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439085.
GorH New York.
[ 23733, 23734
sterling silver
illus., plates. 4to.
2 c. and aff. Sept.
AM €O.*,
Chantilly, gray finish,
tableware. 11 p.
© Sept. 2, 1916:
9, 1916; A 439239.
St. Dunston Sterling silver tableware.
1 p. 1, p. 5-19, [1] p. illus., plates
(part folfdl) fol. © Aug. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439238.
pt. I, n. s., veI8
GossarD (H. W.) co.*, Chicago. Gos-
sard corsets and brassieres. Fall &
winter, 1916-17. 32 p. illus. 16mo.
[23735
© Aug. 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 439185.
GRANGER urinalysis laboratory. Health
audit. Sheet, 18 by 8 inches.
[23736
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444049; John Elihu
Granger, Minneapolis.
GRANT (Joseph T.)* El Paso, Tex.
Greetings from the border-land, by
the Poet-lariat. Post card, map.
$0.05. [23737
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 .¢. Sept. 12,
1916; aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 439452.
GRANT (Robert) Impressions of the.
war, by Judge Grant. 1. (Jn Bos-
ton transcript) [237388
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25,
1916; A 442725; Boston transcript
co., Boston.
Gray (Albert Alphonso)* Hubbard,
Tex. Dr. Gray’s win one, bring one
campaign. cover-title, [12] p. S8vo.
$0.15. [23739
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444115.
GREENSTEIN & Pelz*,
sociated manufacturers catalogue.
Fall and winter ed., 1916-17. cover-
title. 96 p. illus. 4to. [23740
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 439296.
Grecory (Carl Louis) Motion picture ©
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) © [23741-23743 —
Sept 30. 1916. © Sept. a 1916; 1 &
ept. 22, 1916; A 442669
Oct. 7, 1916. © Sept. 26, 1916; 1 «@
Sept. 29, 1916; A 442822, #
Oct. 14, 1916. ©, Oct._3, 19165 1 <@
Oct. 5, 1916; A 442957.
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
Grecory (Thomas B.) [23744-23747
Heart versus head. © Sept. 10, 191635
1 c. Sept. 19, 1916; A 442601.
Making a living. © ‘Oct. 1, 1916; iG
Oct. 10, 1916; A 443099.
Petrarch, herald of Ts dawn. © Sept. |
24, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; eres
itis Paine. © ae . 17, 1916s
Sept. 20, 1916; A 442624.
[Note : The foregoing are in Pittsburgh
gazette times] :
© Newspaper feature service, inc., —
New York.
1064
New York. As- ©
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
Grimm (Carl W.) Grimm’s note-spell-
ing book. Cincinnati, New York,
[ete.] The John Church company,
[1916] 1p. 1, 31 p. 4to. $0.30.
[28748
fo Aue Sti916;'2.e Aug..30,
1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916; A 489176;
John Church co., Cincinnati.
GROVER (EHulalie Osgood)*, Oberlin, O.
Folk-lore reader. book 3, by E. O.
Grover, illus. by Ada Budell. 2238 p.
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.50.
[23749
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 438800.
GRUELLE (John) Travels of Timmy
Toodles, told and pictured by John
Gruelle. Garden City, N. Y., John
Martin’s house, inc., 1916. [32] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. (On cover:
John Martin jolly book) $1.00.
[23750
© osept: 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1916; aff. Sent. 9, 1916; A 489231;
John Martin’s house, ine., New York.
GUARANTY trust co. of New York®,
New York. Digest of the bills of
lading act. 11 p. 12mo. [238751
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 438645.
Hacar (Hubert A.) Studies in HMng-
lish for stenographers. 2. (In
Gregg writer, Oct., 1916) [28752
© Oct. 5, 1916; 1 c Oct. 6, 1916;
A 443092; Gregg pub. co., New York.
HAGue (Joseph Russell)* Columbus,
O. Nadac and the hundred million.
Buckeye cleaning co. (In Ohio
state journal) [23753
© Sept. 17, CU ire Ocp.. 4. 1916:
A 442931. -
HAE (Virginia) Ring of Essa. chap.
8-10. (Jn Illustrated companion.
Oct., 1916) [23754
© Sept: 25, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 27,
1916; A 442755; F. B. Warner co.
ine., New York.
Hatt (Guardey Otto)* Sumner, Okla.
Mister Hughes. Post card. [28755
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 439654.
Hatretr (Maude H.)* Oak Park, Ill.
Onward, sons of liberty. Sheet, 84
by 4% inches. [23756
© June 14, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439478.
23767
HaAtiipay (Dean) Men who have died
that you may live. Martyrs to medi-
cine. (Jn Cleveland Sunday leader)
[23757
© Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28,
1916; A 442889; Cleveland ©co.,
Cleveland.
Hamer (Juanita) Girls of the second
floor back. [238758, 23759
No. 7-11 [5 instalments] im St.
Louis times) @© Sept. 11—Oct. 1916;
1 ec. each Oct. 16, 1916; A 143966.
© German American press assn.,
St. Louis.
No. 10. (In Chicago herald Sunday
fiction magazine) © Oct. 8, 1916; 1 e¢.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 443161.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
HAMILTON, O. Williams’ Hamilton
city directory for 1917. Cincinnati,
O., The Williams directory company,
1916 648 p. Svo. $5.00
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 487881;
Williams directory co., Cincinnati.
[HarKxarvy (Alexander)] Story of
Hanueah with benedictions and
hymns of Hanucah service. New
York, Hebrew publishing company,
1916. 6,10 p. 32mo. $0.15. [28761
© Sept. 12; 1916; 2. ec. -Sept. 15,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 4389405;
Hebrew pub. co., New York.
Harmon (Christopher)* White Plains,
ING Ye Register’s docket [and]
County clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern
state journal)
Sept. 14-20, 1916. © Sept. 23, 1916; 1
ce. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442713.
Sept. 21-27, 1916. © Sept. 30, 1916; 1
c. Sept. 30, 1916; A 442889.
oe 28—Oct. 4, 1916. © Oct. 7, 1916;
T \OCEEAG 1916 ; A 443071.
oth 5 11, 1916. © Oct. 14, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 14, 1916; A 443238.
Harris (Florence I.)* Bayside, N. Y.
Rich Johnnie Craddleme. 1 p. L,
9 p. 16mo. [Motion picture scena-
rio] [23766:
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 489510.
HASSELL (Susan Whitcomb)* Everett,
Wash. Hundred and sixty books by
Washington authors. [Seattle, Low-
man & Hanford co., 1916] 40 p.
12mo. [23767
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20, 1916; A 436988.
1065
[23760:
[ 23762-23765:
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23768
" ptot; @ Served
{HAstTINcs (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay, by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
(Jn Cincinnati enquirer)
[23768-28792
Sept. 12-16, 1916. © Sept. 12-16,
1916; 1 ¢. each Sept. 20, 1916; A
4426334426387.
Sept. 17-21, 1916. @© Sept. 17-21,
VONGE a ex keaechyaSept:) (23), A9Ote WA
442698442702.
Sept. 22-26, 1916. © Sept. 22-26,
19 1 ec. each Sept. 28, 1916; A
442809442813.
Sept. ieee 3 1, 1916. © Sept. 27—Oct.
alee ak) 1 ¢. each Oct. 4, 19163 A
442934 442938.
Oct.) 2-6, 1916) © Oct: 2=G,A9lGe esc:
each Oct. 9, 1916; A 443086—443090.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Hawkins (Albert K.) Boone, Md.
Guide for review of geography,
comp. for the use of candidates pre-
paring for West Point and Annapo-
lis. Annapolis, Md., Press of The
Advertiser-Republican [1916] 47
p. S8vo. $0.50. [23793
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 4869386.
Hawks (J. G.) Paddy O’Hara. [Los
Angeles, Cal. Printed by Standard
printing company, 1916] cover-title,
35 p. S8vo. [Motion picture scena-
rio] [23794
©: Sept. 15, 'I91IGS Dre) and-att,
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444055; Thos. H.
Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Haypon (Walton)* Marshfield, Or.
Lumber shipments of Coos Bay, Or.
Sheet, diagr., 5 by 84 inches. [23795
© July 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 489691.
Hayes (Arthur James) [238796, 23797
Sailing orders. © Oct: 8, 1916; 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 443160.
White otter. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442764.
[Note: The foregoing are in Sunday
herald fiction magazine]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Hays (Joseph W.)* Chicago. How to
build up furnace efficiency; a hand-
book of fuel economy. 10th ed. 1
p. l., 154, [4] p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
$1.00. [23798
©. Aug. 1; AShG 246 Stoe a
1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 489254.
HAaAyYs (Morris)* Monmouth, II.
Agent’s manual of progressive sales-
manship. 8 p. folder. 16mo.
[23799
© Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 439281.
BEARING God speak through the spread
of the church’s message. Pupil’s
manual. Milwaukee, The Young
churchman co., 1916. vii, 96 p.
12mo. (Christian nurture series,
course no. 11.) $0.25. [23800
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 486878; Young church-
man co., Milwaukee.
HENDRICKS’ commercial register of the
United States for buyers and sellers.
25th annual ed. New York, S. E.
Hendricks co., ine., 1916. 150, 1738
p. 4to. $10.00. [23801
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438761: So
Hendricks co., ine.. New York.
Herrick (Leander F)* Worcester.
Catalogue of Langwater Guernseys.
[60] p. illus. 4to. [23802
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 487783.
HERVEY (Walter L.) Introductory
third reader, by W. L. Hervey and
Melvin Hix. New York, Chicago,
Longmans, Green, and co., 1916. x,
274 p. eol... front... iis (Zee
(The Horace Mann readers. ) $0.50.
[23803
© Sept...12, 191632, @ Gera
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 437929;
Longmans, Green, & co., New York.
Herz (Eugene)* Chicago. Perpetual
calendar. [4] p. 16mo. [23804
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff,
Sept. 18, 1916; A 486917.
Hickson. High lights of autumn
fashions. (Jn Harper’s bazar, Oct.,
1916.) [23805
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1 ce. Sept. 25,
1916; A 442926 : Hickson & co., New
York.
HipeE leather & belting co.
D, 1916. Indianapolis, Ind. [1916]
xx, 317 p. illus.”) (Gigeeasee
(Cover-title: Mill supplies packing
and hose transmission machinery,
belting of every description)
Catalogue
[23806
Gy Sept. 29, 1916; 2 @ andl ame
Oct. 6, 1916; A 488752; R*RO Don- |
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
Hitt (Wycliffe A.) Curse of Eve. [4]
p. illus. fol. [Motion picture sce-
nario] [23807
© ‘Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ep ‘andvam
Sept. 19, 1916; A 489366; Harry F.
Scoville, Los Angeles.
1066
no. 10, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP. It
23826
Mire, bros. fur.: co.*, St. Louis. Hill
brothers trappers’ guide. Rev. 63
feeaiius. temo. (Cover-title: Trap-
pers’ guide and catalog) [23808
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 489178.
Hittyer (C. R.) Procedure before
the Interstate commerce commis-
sion and grounds of proof in rate
eases. Chicago, La Salle extension
moiversity [1916] 1 p. 1., 44, 24, ol
p. S8vo. [23809
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 439209; La Salle ex-
tension university, Chicago.
Hizton (Harold H.) Long or short
shafts. (Jn Golfers magazine, Oct.,
1916) [23810
(Oct, 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 442942; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
Hine’s (C. C.) sons co.*, New York.
Hine’s directory of medical ex-
aminers. 7p. 1., p. [17]-148. 12mo.
[23811
ie eAue. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 8, 1916; A 486970.
Hoac (G. 8.)* Ely, Nev. Lincoln
highway, Ely, Nevada, to San Fran-
cisco, California. 6 p. folder. nar,
8vo. [23812
© Sept. 22,:1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 439506.
Momyer mig. corp.*, New. | York.
Hoevel sandblast machines. 16 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalogue B, 1916)
[23813
fer May 1671916: 2 c. Sept. .1,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439432.
' Horsprook (Harold Fremont)* Ply-
mouth, Jil. Select scriptures for
soul savers. 48 p. 16mo. $0.10.
[23814
Ane. 24, 1916: 2 c. and aff:
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439205.
HoLeproor hosiery co.*, Milwaukee.
Holeproof hosiery. Thousands of
tributes to holeproof’s double-serv-
i. (Jn Ladies’ world, Sept., 1916)
Fe [23815
(G 24, 1916.1 ¢. Oct. i, i916;
A 44240387 °
Howtiipay (W. J.) & co.*, Indianapolis.
Steel buyers guide of iron and steel.
Sept., Oct., 1916. cover-title, 1 p. 1L.,
iiet2| p. illus. 12mo. [23816
© sept. 15, 1916; 2 «& and off.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439430.
HoLOPHANE glass co., ine.*, New York.
[23817, 23818
Decolite, the light of your personality.
15) p.. colic: + 16mon7 Or septs,25,
LOG eich and atin Ocho ALO Lor
A 439628.
Holophane monogram. Wall chart,
diagr., 11 by 14 inches. © Sept. 29,
AOUG Oo 2iCuwand a alin. | OC eo. eOdior
439629.
HOLSTEIN-F'RIESIAN assn. of America’,
Battleboro, Vt. Holstein-Friesian
herd-booky Uva. o4+ tongdany ow, done:
Frederick L. Houghton, ed. Vari-
ous paging. S8vo. [23819
Om sepiey SUP TONG 3 2c. amdecatk.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 445001.
HOLZAPFEL pub. co.*, Cleona, Pa. Pro-
tective tariff facts cartooned. [386]
p. illus. 16mo. [Text parallel to
binding ] [23820
© iSepts 28, 96s Wes anditantt:
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444035. .
HOME BUILDERS’ sService,* Chicago.
Home builders’ service. 14 p. illus.,
maps, plans. 12mo. [23821
©) Ame iA ONG 2 ve Nusa 2s
1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 489140.
HoME Lire. $2,500.00 cash Home life
game. 385). illus. 8vo. [23822
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 489200; Publishers pic-
ture quiz assn., New York.
Homer soit & seed tester co.*, San
Francisco. Home soil and _ seed
testers. [6] p. folder, illus., diagrs.
(part col.) 12mo. [23823
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
3, 1916; A 4389623.
HOME TELEPHONE & telegraph co. : Tele-
phone directories. [23824, 23825
Long Beach. Sept., 1916. 100 p. S8vo.
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 7,
1916; A 439695.
© Bernard Levy, Los Angeles.
Pasadena and Los Angeles County. June
, 1916. Various paging. 4to. ©
Aug. 15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug. 30,
1916; A 437463.
© Home telephone & telegraph
co., Pasadena.
Hoor (Lida) Practical drawing mod-
ern arts course. Book 1-7 [and]
Practical drawing arts and crafts
course, pt. 8, by.G.. W. Ware. Dal-
las, Chicago, Practical drawing com-
pany, [1916] cover-title, 8 v. illus.
(part col.) Svo. & 4te. [23826
© duly 25. 1916: 2 eer and wath:
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439597; Practical
drawing co., Dallas.
6797316 —3 1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23827
pt. 1, Sy ea
[Hore (Chester R.) ] [23827-23852
Another poet in the trenches. © Oct. 8,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916; A 443104.
Bob Bartlett’s vacation. © Oct. 1, 1916;
1c. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443037.
Celluloid cupid and the romance he
wrousht. . ©), Oct. i 1916 tes Oct.
7, 1916; A 443033.
Fabled Holy city of Children of the sun.
@eOct= LOLS) Mave: Oct= ta toles
A 443036.
Fairies are again in style. © Sept.
1916; 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442576.
Foregoes Newport for Amazonian wilds.
© Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1916;
10,
A 442841
Honeymoon of the star of honeymoon
shows wanes briefly. © Sept. 10,
1916; 1c. Sept. 16, 1916; A 442575
How America is financing the yellow
perlis | @VOct S, 1916sal arcs 15
1916; A 443108.
How the fifth cf the fighting Dilworths
was slain. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 442843.
Minting a golden road to find the foun-
tain of youth. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1c.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 442620.
Mystery of the young Greek gods in
flannels, (Or Oct.. 12 1916: Jie Oct:
7, 1916; A 4480384.
New woman rules as Austria’s “un-
crowned queen.’’ Sept. 24, 1916;
©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1916; A 442842.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. Sept. 10, 1916. © Sept.
LO RLORG ray Ele ie Sept. 1616S
442578.
Sept. 17, 1916. © Sept. 17, 1916;
ic. Sept. 20, 1916; A 442628.
Sept. 24, 1916. @© Sept. 24, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 28, 1916; A 442840.
Oct, 1.19165 ©. Octy 1, 1916 3) 4G
Oct. 7, 1916; A 443035.
Oct 7S 19L6.. Os Oxi. c&, Ate;
1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1916; A 443109.
Notorious murderers join legion of war
heroes. © Sept. 10, 1916: 1 ec. Sept.
16, 1916; A 442577.
Pathway of broken hearts leads
borns to altar. © Sept. 17,
i c. Sept. 20, 1916; A 442622.
Paying a kingdom for any old ship.
© Sept. 17, (916: 1c. Sept. 20, 1916;
A 442621.
Poor little rich girl finds Prince Charm-
Ti Ot JOCE F855 hi re rlencs mO Chay ule
1916; A 443106. i
Rembrandt of the chorus girl. © Sept.
LO. VAGUE sod. es: (Sept PGS PSIGE GA
442574.
She didn’t dance so she needn't pay
the ‘piper: 1s@ Oct... 15 21916'5, dive. Ock.
7, 1916; A 4438032.
Speeding 50-50 to an 88° west wed-
ding.S.© Septs 1Tefole> aie Sept.
20, 1916; A 442619.
Three living rebukes to the third de-
Sree: ©), Oct. Sa. LOG se CaO et an lati.
1916; A 4438107.
Hich-
1916 ;
Veil, emblem of femininity and mys-
tery. © Oct. 8) 19ie: Le sOc th,
1916; A 443105.
[| Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader]
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
Horr (Laura Lee) Bobbsey twins at
home. New York, Grosset & Dun-
lap ~1916] 2 p. 1. 245° po Serene
plates. 12mo. $0.40. [23853
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 437919; Grosset &
Dunlap, New York.
Hopkins (Frank W.) Scoop the cub
reporter. Week of Sept. 18, 25, Oct.
2, 9, 1916., 2 V. Denr esas
[28854, 23855
© Sept. 12, 26, 1916; 2 c each and
aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444118, 444119;
Internatl. syndicate, Baltimore.
HOPpPER-COUSINS press syndicate, ine.*,
New York. Bank advertisements.
October copy. cover-title, 121. 8vo.
(The Culp daily money-messages)
[23856
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439427.
Howse (Ernest)* Kiowa, Okl.
[23857-23860
Change of heart. Sheet, 12 by 7 inches.
$0.01. © Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439418.
Gospel analyzed. Sheet, 82 by 54
$0.01. @ Sept. 18, 1916; 2
aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439419.
inches.
c:- and
Old time preachers and what they
preached. Sheet, 7 by 82 inches.
$0:01. ©. Sept. 22, 1916 2 eae
aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 439518.
Work of ie Holy Spirit in conversion.
Sheet, 9 by 7 inches. $0.01. © Sept.
18; 1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. -Sept. 205 49aG>
A ‘439417.
Howarp (Roy W.) Lloyd - George
warns U. 8: not to make any move to
bring war to an end. (Jn Washing-
ton times.) [23861
© Sept. 28, 1916;-1 ¢ Sepe as
1916; A 443821; United press asso-
ciations, New York.
Howe (Charles F.)* Coldwater, Mich.
[ 23862, 23863
Marginal annotations, Howell’s Mich.
statutes, public acts and court rules
of the state of Michigan. Suppl. 12.
186 Mich. Sheet Si by 11 inches.
$1.00 per yr. .@. Sept. 12, 19865 Zee.
and aft. Sept. 15, 1916; A 436817.
Marginal annotations to the compiled
laws 1897. Public acts and court rules
of the state of Michigan. Suppl. no.
70. 186 Mich. Sheet, 83 by 11 inches.
$1.00 -per yr. © Sept. 12,1967 2
and aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 436818.
HowerLLt (J. W.) & co:*, New Worms
Partial payment plan made safe. 12
p. 24mo. [23864
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and -aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489548.
1068
ae HUE (Henry C. Lytton. & sons).
Herr (Charles H
no. 10, 1916
Howry (W. J.) land co.*, Chicago.
Growing money in Florida land. 18
ms ilns.. Svo. [23865
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 439653.
Col-
lege floor clothes. Sheet, illus., 9%
by 94 inches. [23866
© Sept. 6. 1916; 2 c. and aff.
-Sept. 13. 1916; A 444027; George
Lytton, Chicago.
Hvupsarp (Elbert)
-“p. 16mo.
© Nov. 1, 1915; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 489284;
R. H. Macy & co., New York,
Hupson (Horace B.)* Minneapolis.
Hudson’s dictionary of Minneapolis
and vicinity. 20th year. Minneapo-
lis. The Hudson publishing company,
1916. xvi, 144 p. front., illus., fold.
maps. 16mo. $0.25. [23868
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 ce. Sept. 21,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 438456.
* St. Louis. Build-
ee p. 8vo.
Pay as you go. 9d
[23867
ing great ities.
[23869
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 4389471
HucGHEs (Rupert) [23870-23874
Gloria’s romance, by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes. 17th installment. © Sept. 17,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1916; A 442656.
— 18th installment. © ee 24,1916;
£ ec. Sept. 29, 1916; A 442827.
—— 19th installment. © Oct. 1,1916;
hie. Oct. 5, 1916; A 443002.
20th installment. © Oct. 8, 1916
Pech th. £9167 A 443152.
© Adelaide M. Hughes, Chicago.
Sandalwood. chap. 30-34. (Jn Green
book magazine Nov., 1916) © Oct.
12,1916; 1 c. Oct. 14, 1916; A 443224.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Rupert Hughes, Bedford Hills,
m. Y:.
HUMANITARIAN. vy. 2, no. 6, Oct., 1916.
New York, Humanitarian publishing
co. [1916] cover-title, 64 p. illus.,
plate, ports. S8vo. [23875
(Oasepe 25, 1916: 2 cc. and . aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444091; Misha
Appelbaum, New York.
Hunt (C. W.) co., ine.*, West New
Brighton, N. Y. Hunt storage bat-
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1)}) [23876
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
23887
Huston (Frank M.)
towards The
Factors tending
revival of business.
(In Telephony ) [23877
CPA. Jo. I91G" = Fe. septs, 20:
1916; A 442639; Maurice B. Koynat,
Chicago.
HuTCcHIN (George L.)* Los Angeles.
Washington, the kingly man when
he refused to be king. 13 p. 8vo.
[2387
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 489358.
UTCHISON (Mamie Frances)* Kan-
sas City, Mo. [23879-23881
Mothercraft. Card. col. illus., 9 by 6
imehes. “$0-50.. -‘@-Augs 24. 1916 = 2-¢.
and aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 439199.
My ideal girl. Card, col. illus., 9 by 6
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©) Sept. 21, 1916: 2 es and aff.
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IDAHO white pine manufacturers’
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Ato. [23883
©: Septsick s1G16 =) 2eaSepis! 1
1916; aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 416250;
Arthur L, Earin, Spirit Lake, Idaho.
Polk’s Indiana state gazet-
teer and business directory, 1916—
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INDIANA.
1862 p. front. (fold. map.) 8vo.
$10.00 ees
© Oct. 3, 1916; -2 ¢. Oct. 5, 1916;
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Polk & co., Indianapolis.
INGALLS (Redfield ) [23885-23887
Code letter, an adventure of Grant,
police reporter. .no. 1. By-_Rs W.:
Ritchie; story by Redfield Ingalls.
Proot,” port. -4@ “Aug. 38s 1906 19 e:
and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439236.
Missing heiress, an adventure of Grant,
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Welles Ritchie; story by Redfield
Ingalls. Proof, illus. © Sept. 1, 1916;
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Pencil clue, an adventure of Grant,
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13, 1916; A 439525.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS Service*, New
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JACKSON red es New York. Young
blood. chap. 1-S.. (Jn Munsey, Oct.,
1916) [23919
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1916; A 442663.
JSCKSON’S real estate directory. 11th
ed. Kansas City, Mo., Jay M. Jack-
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Svo. $10.00. [23920
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13. 179167 A 438552 : Jay M. Jackson,
Kansas City, Mo.
JAcoBS (Robert H.) Construction of
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$0.10. [23921
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New York. -
San Francisco.
[23922-23925
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Her sun sank into black night. © Sept.
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4426388.
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JAMAICA plain trust co.*, Boston.
Save a thousand. Thrift and regu-
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[23926
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Oct. 10, 1916; A 439737.
(Helen Follett) ]
[23927-23952
Graceful lines distinguish one-piece
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@ Oct. 8, 1916; 1 c: Oct.,.9, 2916
A 443158.
[ JAMESON
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no. 10, 1916
[JAMESON
JAMISON (James Knox)
(Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
Metallic tissues, brocades, feathers and
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What to wear and how to wear it, by
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TOG > he:
Oct.
S: AStG: Fc.
1916; 1
Chicago.
Riders in
| JONES
the gray dawn. chap. 1toend. [20
installments. ] (In United week-
lies ) [23953
© April 10-Aug. 21, 1916; 1 «¢.
each Sept. 25, 1916; A 442838; |
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Rapids, Mich.
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JOHNS
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BOOKS, GROUP II
23968
, Savannah. Cor-
rugated metal culverts, steel bridges
and road making machinery. cover-
title. 47, [1] p. illus. Svo. ([Cata-
log]) [23954
©» Aug. 3147/1916; 2-c:-and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 4386976.
(H. W.)-Manville cc.*, New
York [23 3955-23966
Brains in the mix. [6] p. folder, illus.
1t2mos © Aug. 21> 1906 3 2c and ate.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 4389072.
Come on along! [4] p. iilus. fol.
fold. to obl. 32mo. © Aug. 22, 1916;
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How do you kill an arc? Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides. 14 by 11 inches
fold. to obl. 32mo. © July 21, 1916;
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How they sell roofing in old Ohio.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
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J-M transite asbestes shingles. cover-
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2c. and aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439077.
Johns-Manville corrugated asbestos roof-
ing. covyer-title. 31 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. © Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ce. ‘and ‘aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439075.
Ready. [4] p. illus. 16mo. © Aug.
L155 ADIG = 2 cand ‘aft. Aur. 30.1916):
A 439078.
Safe from fire and weather. Sheet:
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Aug. 30, 1916: A 439079.
Take stock. Then consider this ques-
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1996: 2-e;and ‘ak. Aug 730. £91G6E A.
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aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439071.
True story. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 114 by Ti inches fold. to
obi. 48mo. © Aug. 10, 1916; e
aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439070.
Truth about a roof and what covers it.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
13 by 19% inches fold. to obl. 52mo.
@, Auges22" 1916: “Fe: andVaths Aug
30, 1916; A 439073.
and
hoe
Specifications
of school buildings for those inter-
ested in schools located in progres-
sive school districts. cover-title, 3
i -tok. Told: to. nar.-Sv0- [23967
© Sept. 1,5 19962 2’ eSept-9,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436934;
Taylor & Greenough co., Hartford.
(May Farinholt) Keep well
stories for little folks. Philadel-
phia & London, J. B. Lippincott
company, 1916. VIII, 140 p. illus.
(part: col.) 12mo. §$0.75. [23968
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 437908; J. B. Lip- |
pincott co., Philadelphia.
CATALOGUE OF
23969
JOSEPH-RENAUD (J.) et Alary (Eloy) *
Paris, Bécon-les-Bruyéres, France.
Doigts qui parlent. nos. 1-10. [10
instalments] (Jn Paris matin)
[23969
© Sept. 9-18, 1916; 1 « each Oct.
17, 1916; A—Foreign 14207.
[Jupson (Katherine)] When mink
teased. (Jn Christian science moni-
tor ) [23970
©“ Sepitw28. 49162 1 meet. 2,
1916; A 443062; Christian science
monitor, Boston.
KAHN tailoring co. New fall suitings
are all straight lined up for you.
Post card, illus. [23971
Aue: 20-d91Ge% 2 “es sande ai:
Sept. 14, 1916; A 486815; Alexander
G. Lester, Indianapolis.
Kane (W. A.) Applied arts drawing
books; 8d yr.-Sth yr. ed. by Wil-
helmina Seegmiller; Catholic edi-
tion ed. by Reverend W. A. Kane.
6 vy. illus., col. pilates, diagrs. obl.
12mo. [23972
© Sept. 15, 1916: -2connd ait.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444094; Atkinson,
Mentzer & co., Chicago.
KaAwnsAs oil refining co.*, Coffeyvilie,
Kan. Graphic chart of the crude
& refined oil conditions in the Kan-
sas-Oklahoma _ territory. Sheet,
diagr., 18 by 37 inches. [23973
©-duly 171, 1916; +2 es Ane,.S.
1916; aff. Aug. 31, 1916; A 436866.
KAauFMAN (Herbert)* New York.
Herbert Kaufman’s weekly page.
(In Boston Sunday herald)
[23974-23977
sept. 10; 1916. . ©. Sept. 10, 1916; 1 c.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442602.
sept. 17, 1916. VOuUSepe.. 17) AiG. 4 .c.
Sept. 20, LOG 2) A 442625:
Sept. 24, 1916. © Sept 24 TOG wade:
Oct. 6, 1916; A 443013.
Oar. f, VILGY "CO Oct. ay 1Sis Ae Oc.
10, 1916; A 443100.
KreAL (Harry M.) & Phelps (Nancy
S.)* Detroit. Mathematics for
technical high schools. chap. 4, 5-
19; 22. Vir oid: [23978, 23979
© Apr. 3, Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c each
and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444059,
444060.
KEANE
(James)* Santa Monica, Cal.
[23980-23982
Expiation. [7] p. S8vo. [Motion picture
scenario] @© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436919. .-
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt..5, me svg
KEANE (James) *—Continued.
Hearts divided. [7] p. S8vo. [Motion
picture scenario] © Sept. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436920.
Kate of South street. [7] p. 8vo.
[Motion picture scenario] © Sept.
1.1, 191635 2° ¢. and afi. Nepte 4s) 2916.
A 436918.
KEELEY (J.)* Chicago.
[23983-24000
All-American delicacy to displace the
oyster.; @ Oct. 1) -18nG sae eee
2, 1916; A 442985.
America gets world’s most romantic
painting. © Sept.. Ei toler re:
Sept. 18, 1916; i 442611.
Ask her while the band is playin. ©
Ogts 8) A9EG 5
4431638.
How science uses war music ie cure in-
somnia. © Sept. 24, 1916; ce. Sept.
25, LONG TA 442762.
How uncontrolled emotions hasten old
age. Oet. 1;02916; Sire Gere,
1916; A 442986.
It really doesn’t seem to work. © Oct
1, 1916; 1. ¢. Oct: 25 19te-es Mogss:
Little girl that God did not forget. ©
e; Oct. 9S. 219L6Ge x»
Sept. 27, 1916 sede: Sept. 18, MOGs
A 442613.
Puppy love. © Dione’
Sept. 24, 1916;
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442760.
Rhythm vs. rag. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442758.
Science now justifies the world-old pref-
erence for the first born. © Oct. 8,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443166.
Smashing the masher. © Oct. 8, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443164.
Smith college’s prettiest romance cues
a-glimmering. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1c
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442759.
Step of the maimed. © Oct. 8, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443162.
Tabitha’s letter. Sept.- 17, 19162) ©
Sept. 17, 1916; Fe Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442610.
Sept. 24, 1916. © Sept. 24, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442769.
Oct... 1, 1916. “@UOct Ay Aste. ee
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442977.
Why housemaids aré becoming scarcer
and their wages higher and_ higher,
© Sept. 24, 1916: 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442761.
ae it is natural zor your child ,to lie.
Oct. 8, 1916;°1 ‘c. Geteeg, “1916;
o 443165.
[Note: The foregceng are in ‘Chicago
ataian
KELLER (Cozette) [24001, 24002
Onward Christian soldiers; illustrated,
pantomined hymn. Poses and direc-
tions by Cozette Keller. — -title,
16. fad .. lus. S8yo. . $0
Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. eye
ZG AOS Fue 437821.
Rosa; Italian dramatic pathetic man
monologue ; illustrations and _ direc-
tions by Cozette Keller. New York,
S. Werner & company, 1916. 15 Dp.
illus 8yvo. $0.50. © Sept. 23,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 26, 1916;
A 437822.
© Edgar S. Werner, New York.
1072
no. 10, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
24023
KELLER (David H.)* Chicago. Dis-
sertation on developmental defects.
(In Casualty review, Sept., 1916)
[24003
fesept. 28, 1916:°1.¢ Oct. 5,
1916; A 442946.
KELVIN engineering co., ine.*, New
York. Electrification of sugar fac-
tories. Machinery for all purposes.
Catalog EH. 23 p. illus., diagr. 4to.
(Cover-title: Electrification of cane
sugar mills) [24004
ieeeaue. 26. 1916; 2c. and aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 439068.
"KETTERING (C. F.)]
Science of the
future automobile. cover-title, 29
Pp. illus. . 8vo. [24005
© sept. 287 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 437918; Dayton
engineering laboratories co., Dayton,
hima. (W. J. L.)
Sen grain to Germany. © Sept. 28,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442883.
Escape German camps. @© _ Sept. 19,
1916; 1 ec. Sept. 23, 1916; A 442687.
eens fear sea invasion. © Sept. 23,
PGs fc. sept. 27, 19163.A 15793"
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
[24006-24008
(Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. Why not try a loaf
of homemade bread today? (In
Ladies’ home journal, Oct., 1916)
[24009
© Sept. 20, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20,
1916; A 442641.
Ki“BourRNE (Charles H.)* New York.
Why is milk essential to the grow-
ing child? [With several other arti-
cles] 4to. $0.05. [24010
i sem at. 1916: 2 /@ Sept. 23,
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 439613.
Motor
32mo.
[24011
ec. and aff. Sept.
Kirt
KIMBLE electric co.*, Chicago.
data book. [124] p. obl.
© Auedd: 1916 ::2
11, 1916; A 436862.
KINGSLEY (Maud Elma)
lines in elementary. community
civics. City school ed. By M. HE.
Kingsley and Frank Herbert Palmer.
Boston, The Palmer company, [1916]
28 loose p. 4to. $0.25. [24012
© Sept. ti 1916 :-"2 c. ‘and’ aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 4389589; Palmer
¢co., Boston.
Pupils’ out-
KKInziE (Elbert G.)* Montborne, Wash.
Reckoner system of marking and
average table. Sheet, 14 by 10
inches. [24013
© Sept. 16, 1916: 2 e@ and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439444.
Kirspy (J. Albert) Penmanship, the
Kirby rhythmic method. New York,
Newson & company [1916] 133 p.
illus. 12mo. [24014
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
IPA TS RUBS n 439272; Newson & ¢o.,
New York.
Kirk (Alice Gitchell)* Cleveland.
[24015-24018
Home making talks. Doubling or divid-
ing recipes. © Sept. 20, 1916; iL aes
Sept. 23, 1916; A 442697
Importance of habit.
1916;
© Sept. 27,
if c. OC Gy TOUGS WN peat
g the kitchen. © Sept. 13,
LONG s 1 Cc ~ Sept. 19) TOME A 15600.
— Trained nurse. © Oct. 4, 1916;
1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443045.
[Note: The foregoing are in Buffalo
evening times]
KLINE (Eugene F.)* Chicago. Home-
coming of John Shirley. Synopsis
for a moving picture comedy drama.
eo hE|. ps “SSvo. [24019
©} Nent. 23, 19165"2) ¢ anditatk.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489558.
KLINE (M. L.)
of M. L. Kline.
General catalogue D
Portland, Or.,
[1916] xxxvii, 665 p. illus. S8vo.
(Cover-title: Plumbing, heating &
steam supplies) [24020
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 437709; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
KNOWLTON (M. D.) co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Box topping machines. [8]
p. illus. S8vo. (Bulletin 52)
[24021
©) Sept. 12; Wie: 2 e vandicant.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 4389357
New York.
[ 24022, 24023
Father and son. New York, The Bureau
of moral and hygienic education, ine,
[1916] cover-title, 64 p. illus. {2mo.
$0.10. © Jan. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444070.
Mother and daughter. New York, The
Bureau of moral and hygienic ance
tion, inc. [1916] cover-title,
illus. 12mo. $0.10. © Jan. 24, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444071.
IXUEMPEL co. Red-i-kut system in-
structions, the building of speedster
body model 22 to fit Ford model T
chassis. 16 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
Krauss (Louis L.)*
1073
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24024
pty 1m Seyi ie
KUEMPEL co.—Continued.
(Bulletin no. 122, Aug.. 16, 1916)
$5.00. [24024
Ausy 20, 1916% 2 -emand aft:
Sept. 16, 1916; A 4389360; Reuben
Kuempel, Dubuque, Ia.
Kun, Nathan & Fischer co.*, Chicago.
Sincerity clothes, fall and winter
1916-17. cover-title, 12 p. illus.
16mo. [24025
© Aug: 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug.’
21, 1916; A 439276.
LACKEY (Charles A)* Hampton, Va.
Foundation of musie through the
piano-keyboard and the great tone
ladder. Hampton, Va., Houston
printing and publishing house, 1916.
cover-title, [8] p. fol. $1.00.
[24026
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 « Sept. 18,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 439509.
Lapp (George A)* St. Paul. Little
hunch. 5 1. “ilus:, ports: fel... 54-00:
[Text parallel to binding] [24027
© Aue. 1 1916. 2c: july 24 tote;
aff. Aug. 3, 1916; A 489188.
LADIES
home journal. Needlework
dept. [24028-24030
Housewives’ linen. 8p. illus. S8vo.
$0.10. © June 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 4386911.
Last., word.:« [4]. .p.~) 8vo. . $0.15. ©
Apr. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 436914.
Warm weather cool things. [4] p. 8vo.
SOnb. 40) Mars Zon LolGe ineteand
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436913.
© Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
LAIt (Jack) [24031-24056
Adventure of the little Suicide Kid. ©
epia LO. LOG 1c. (OC 2 Omori
442968.
And still more one-cent classics. © Sept..
a, 1916s A eG WNept. Qe 196. A
42777.
Another 1931 letter to my daughter. ©
Oct. 4,¢1S16s ae. 7 Oct: ay SSG vA
442996.
Ashes. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept: 25,
1916; A 442765.
At luncheon with a very plain man. ©
rene LOG Cr Oct wl tee ONG
Father of Gus the bus tells secrets. ©
Oct, 9,° 1916". D eF '‘OcteO) 1916.) A
443170.
From and to our novelette family. ©
sept. 00, L916 1 eCiOei 2, Toles A
442974.
Gus the bus in mighty resolution. ©
Sept. 18, 1916 ;' Le: Sept. 19.4 916s eA
442674.
Gus the bus indefinitely re-engaged. ©
Cet, le Vato te OCtn Loy Lor
443210.
Liatr *( Jack )—Continued.
Gus the bus is bearcat detective. ©
Oct: 2, P9165" To € LOCHes at Sees
442988.
Gus the bus, like Sol in his glory. ©
Sept. 25,:1916; 1) -@ Sept. 26; 49266
A 442772.
Hail this irreverent blockhead. © Sept.
22, 1916.3 "1. eG) Septs4zZsn tore
442706.
Her roving eyes met his seeking eyes.
© Sept. 27, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1916;
A 442852.
Hey kids! Here’s new swimin’ hole.
Octs 5, 11916 3 1 Cy OfRiG. oma
443041.
Judge K. M. Landis wanted to know.
Oct... 3, L916 LE ee. 1Ocii 44a
442992.
Kid refugees from Minsk are
Oct. 10, 1916
443146.
No end to those one-cent classics.
Oct, D1, I9IG Lee Oct eae onGe
443171.
Omaha Slim on woes of matrimony.
Oct.-6,. 19163 Lac Ocha site
443067.
One day with the bad boys in court.
Sept..20, 1916; 1 c Sepia ore
442677.
Poor little thing. © Odi2 87 19i6i ie
Oct. 9, 1916; A 448157.
Roaring romance of the zoo. @© Sept.
28, .1916.;. 1-.c.. Sept. 9 297 sfate ces
442855.
She worshiped him for the whiskers. ©
Sept. 21, 1916; 1. cz Sept, 22,7) 09Ge
©
bro FO
here.
31 e¢ OckkLi 1orer
brO -O FO FO
442683.
Tale cf disconsolate widow lady.
Sept. 19, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 031G >
442652.
Third letter to William Hale Thompson.
@. Oct. 7, 1916; 1 ¢ Oct 3 eis
443069.
Why call high school children snobs?
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442710.
Yesterday’s father and to-day’s son. (@}
Oct. 14, 1916; 1 ¢: Oct. 16,5986
443235.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
LANCASTER & Allwine*, Washington.
Simple inventions wanted. [8] p.
illus. 4to. (Special bulletin N)
$0.05. [24057
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489330.
LARDNER (Ring W.)* Chicago. lLard-
ner scoops the world! MHere’s story
of second game. (Jn Chicago daily
tribune ) [24058
© Oct. 9,.1916; 1-¢c..Oct. Lh, amas
A 443128.
LARROWE milling co.*, Detroit.
[ 24059, 20460
Healthy cow produces more. [4] p.
illus. (part ‘col.) . fol. fold: to jim
32mo. © Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444057.
;
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a
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Et ae te
no. 10, 1916
re, Cte er ae ey Sere a Fre ele te
oe eae Tt
‘Letann (Lillian)
BOOKS, GROUP II
24076
-LARROwE milling co.*—Continued.
Our guarantee. Sheet, illus. (part col.)
14 by 21 inches. fold. to obl. 32mo.
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
a, 1916; A 444058.
LatsHaw (David G.) Under orders.
ten pages from the Acts. New York,
Association press, 1916. 16p. 16mo.
$0.10. [24061
© Aug. 11, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 22,
1916; aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 437326;
International committee of Y. M. C.
A., New York.
Law (Russell)* New York. Investors’
book of booklets. Sept., 1916. cover-
title, 44 p. Svo. [24062
© July 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 439338.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Lawrence directory,
1916. no. 47. Lawrence, Mass., A.
L. Cole, 1916. 74, 95-999 p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $6.00. [24063
© Sept. 23, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 437826; Sampson
& Murdock co., Boston.
-LAwWYERS reports annotated. Cumula-
tive index, vols. 1916A—1916D, with
separate index to notes. Rochester,
N.Y. The Lawyers co-operative
publishing company, 1916. 109 p.
Svo. [24064
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
aft. Oct. 6, 1916; A 438728; Lawyers
co-operative pub. co., Rochester,
mY.
LeanHy’s hotel guide and railway dis-
tance maps of America. Rey. ed.
no. 27, August, 1916. Chicago,
American hotel register company
pete) 4126, [2]. p.. maps. fol.
$5.00. [24065
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 437409; Amer.
hotel register co., Chicago.
Love’s' sacrifices.
[6] p. S8vo. $0.50. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [24066
© Sept. 23, 1916: 2 c and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444066; Rachel L.
Andrews, New York.
Lester (Alexander G.)* Indianapolis.
Uncle Sam says: Lets get ready for
dress-up week. Post card, illus.
[24067
© Sept. 18, 1916: 2 c and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444081.
SSS ssh
LETTERS and the stamp. v. 1, no. 1.
Sept.. 1916. Chicago, The Faithorn
company, 1916. 20 p. illus., port.
8vo. [24068
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439593; Faithorn
co., Chicago.
Lewis (Lloyd D.) George Ade tells.
(In Chicago herald) [24069
©. Sept. .17, 1916; 1 c Sept. 18,
1916; A 442614; J. Keeley, Chicago.
LextneTon, Ky.- R. L. Polk & €0.’s
Lexington city directory 1916-1917.
vy. 9. Columbus, Ohio, R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 1 p. 1. [5]-701 p. S8vo.
$7.00. [24070
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2-¢. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 438775; R. L. Polk & co.,
Columbus, O.
Lispy, McNeill
& Libby*, Chicago.
Libby’s boneless cuts of beef. cover-
title, 20 p. col. illus., diagr. obl.
48mo. [24071
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20, 1916; A 436943.
[Lincotn (Allen B.)] Investments
for profit. [6] p. folder. 24mo.
$0.10. [24072
© Aus 23 11g: 2 @OAne= 25:
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439422;
Spectator co., New York.
LINDLAHR nature cure institutes. Ex-
amination reports. cover-title, [13]
p. diagrs. S8vo. [24073
© July 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 444026; Henry Lindlahr,
Chicago.
Linpsay {Forbes) [ 24074, 24075
Life insurance investments. 1 p. lL, p.
[133]-141, 11. Svo. (Pacific mutual
school for salesmen. First post-gradu-
ate course, no. 13) @© Aug. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 439151.
State puneryson of life insurance. 1 p.
bk. p..[145]—-15k, ip. -S8voe...; (Pacific
mutual school for salesmen, First post-
graduate course, no. 14) © Sept. 11,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A
436921.
© Pacific mutual life insurance co.
of California, Los Angeles.
Lippincott (W. M.) Arrowsmith cor-
respondence course in orthopedics of
the foot. Lecture no. 4 19 p.
diagrs. 16mo. [24076
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 439512; Arrow-
smith mfg. co., Morristown, N. J.
1075
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24077
LippMAN (William <A.)* St. Louis.
Highways and byways of Missouri.
(In St. Louis times) [24077-24082
pt. 1-3. © Sept. 2,9; 16, A916; “1 ic.
each Sept. 20, 1916; A 442787-442789.
pt. 4. © Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 27,
1916; A 442837.
pt. 5... © Sept...30) 19864 en Oct. <2;
1916; A 442886.
pt. 6. © a CLOT i1ee> Oct. OF LOG:
A 443
Lock woop (R. M.) Transpositions; a
practical treatise for optometrists
and opticians. New York, The Op-
tical publishing co., 1916. 32 p.
diagrs. 16mo. $0.25. [24083
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1916; aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439398 ;
Optical pub. co., New York.
Lockwoop national bank. Information
for bank depositors and the public.
Various paging. 16mo. [24084
©? Aue23) 1916s) over Ame 226.
1916; aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 489460;
Western co., San Antonio, Tex.
Lockwoop’s directory of the paper, sta-
tionery and allied trades, 1917. 42nd
ed. New York, Lockwood trade
qournal co...) [TOUT sd ap: i AoGep:
Svo. $3.00. [24085
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1916;
aff. Oct. 3, 1916; A 488743; Lock-
wood trade journal co., ine., New
York.
LoFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis. What
is health? (Jn Masonic observer )
[24086-24088
Artiele no. 43.. © Sept: 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 442618.
Article no. 44. © Sept. eo. OlG oc:
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442714.
Article no. 45. © Sept. 30, 1916; 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442928.
Lone (Lucy B.)* San Diego, Cal. God
save the state. 4p. 16mo. [24089
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 439298.
Lone BEAcH, Cal. Long Beach city di-
rectory, 1916-17. Los Angeles, Cal.,
Los Angeles directory company, 1916.
588 p. fold map. Svo. $6.00.
[24090
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 438838; Los Angeles di-
rectory co., Los Angeles.
Lorin (Louis Charles)* St. Paul. Who
and where is Almighty God. 64 p.
port. 16mo. $0.10. [24091
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 439331.
pts a) nesisvede
Lorine (George F.)* Chicago. Blan-
chard’s street guide and map of Chi-
cago. Chicago, Ill., G. F. Cram com-
pany, 1916. 230 p. 16mo. $0.25.
[24092
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ¢ Aue
1916; aff. Aug. 16, 1916; A 437280.
[LoucH (William H.)] Business-
building English. New York city,
Business training corporation, 1916.
54 p. S8vo. [24093
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c Sept. 29,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 437887;
Business training corp., New York.
Love (Harty)* Brooklyn.
blair 24095
Brook-
QO
°
Ss
(q>}
m3
pact
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—
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-]
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js
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°
21, 191 ie
A 444046.
Informes para los maestros. pintores.
Brooklyn, N. Y., The, €. Ho Brown
paint company [1916] cover-title, 8 p.
12mo. $0.25. © Sept. 21, 19167512 &
and aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444047.
Lovstep (C. M.) & co.*, Seattle. Log-
ger’s electric steam signal whistle.
Directions for connection. Sheet,
diagrs., 114 by 20 inches. [24096
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
21, 1916; A 489443.
Lowrie (Donald)* San Franeisco.
Making over a prison; the story of
Sing Sing. 49. (Jv San Francisco
Bulletin) [24097
© Sept. 14, 1916; 1 ce Sepik: 19,
1916; A 442596.
(Maude B.)* San Antonio,
Tex. Success in a four room cot-
tage; or, The neighborhood in-
dustrial home. [28] ; Dp, -¢, 26m
$0.25. [24098
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 « Sept &
1916; aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 489323.
LOWRY
LUKIN (Nicholas)* New York. WNa-
ture of disease and its prevention.
cover-title, [1], 18 p. 8vo. [24099
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 489635.
Explorer traverses
jungles of Borneo. (Jn Chicago daily
news) [24100
© Oct. 3, 1916; 1 c. Oct: Gy egeee
A 448009 ; Chicago daily news —
Chicago.
LuMHOLTz (Carl)
[24101-24105
Inge Lund in home of wealth and
culture. © Oct. 10,' 1916; 1 -e, Ogi
18, 1916; A 443198.
Lunp (Inge)
1076
no. 10, 1916
Lunp (Inge)—Continued.
Inge Lund lives life of maid of all work.
ey Oct. 9, 1916; 1 c: Oct: 12, 1916;
A 443130.
Inge Lund tells of castes in household.
fee '> 191G-.t c. Oct. 16,1916;
A 443253.
Mistress discovers Inge Lund’s secret.
Were t2> 9916: 1) «¢. Oct. 16, 1916:
A 443260.
Swedish journalist hunts for new job.
mech. 28. 1916-1 ce. Oct.. 14, 1916;
A 443222.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Lunppere (Hjalmar) [24106-24109
Matches will be smaller. © Oct. 13,
motGcat e¢ Oct..16, 1916; A 143950"
“Skansen ” festival is held. © Oct. 12,
ZolG: ft c. Oct. 16, 1916: A 443258.
Swedish envoys to Britain. © Oct. 11,
ete te. Oct: 14, 1916; A 443218.
U. 8. athletes reach Norway. © Oct.
Posie fc. Oct. 16, 1916: A
443245.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily
cago.
news co., Chi-
LyncH (George C.) co.*, New York.
Phono-lite, a perfect phonograph
within. a beautiful lamp. [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [24110
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1916; aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 439685.
Lyon (J.M.) & co.,* New York. Dia-
monds. 68 p. illus. S8vo. [24111
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c Oct. 5, 1916:
aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444262.
m= Woimprint. v. 2, no. 4. 11, [1] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. [24112
© Sept. 23, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444072; Magill-
Weinsheimer co., Chicago.
McCormick (Charles) Neurometer.
Sheet, tables, 26 by 7 inches.
[24113
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1916; aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A 489455;
McCormick medical college, Chi-
cago.
McCoy (John Cresoh)* New York.
I am the ears. (In New York
world) [24114
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
A 442915.
McCree (Junie)* New York.
from a honkey tonker.
26 p. illus. S8vo. $0.25. [24115
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
aff. Oct. 16. 1916: A 439744.
Letters
cover-title, |
BOOKS, GROUP II
24125
McCutTcHEoN (John T.)* Chicago.
Golden fleece. (In Chicago Sunday
tribune) [24116-24118
chap. 2. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 21,
1916; A 442654.
chap. 3. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 29,
1916; A 442829.
chap. 455. @ Ock. 1. 1916: “1 ec Oek -5;
1916; A 443004.
MacGrai (Joseph F.)* Brooklyn.
Harrington Emerson course of study
in personal efficiency. [7th lecture.
Ideals and common sense] 27 p.
Ato. $0.50. [24119
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1816; A 4895387.
McGraw electrical trade directory.
Aug., 1916. Railway ed. New York,
McGraw publishing company, inc.,
1916. 268 p. diagrs. 8vo. $3.00.
[24120
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 4388828; McGraw pub.
co., ine., New York.
McGrecor bros. & co. Analyses, Pin-
nacle, Niggerhead and _ Purity.
Sheet, 11 by S84 inches. (Serial no.
6) [24121
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436973; Cressie J.
Blanchard, Winnebago, Neb.
(Murray Bernard)* New
Mercantile manual for busi-
MACHLIN
York.
ness men. New York, Mercantile.
audit company [1916] [iGi “p:
24mo. [24122
©..Sept. 18: 1916: 2 « .and-akt.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439439.
McLAUGHLIN (Luther E.)* Dickson
Difference drink makes in
Card, illus., 74 by
[24123
c. Sept, 2s;
A 444140.
City, Pa.
any man’s home
14 inches. $0.10.
OrSepe. 21> 1916) 2
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916;
McNerz (Charles A.)* New York.
Which has the longest range? Big
Bertha. Uncle Creuzot, Queen Bess,
Uncle Sam. 4 ecards, col. illus. in
folder, 44 by 7 inches. $0.10.
[24124
©. Aug. 17,2916) 2 +e,4and ‘aff.
Aug. 24, 1916; A 489060.
McQuitkin (J. St. C.) Light and
shadow in reproductive printing
processes, by J. St. C. MeQuilkin
and E. M. Keating. (Jn Inland
printer, Oct., 1916) [24125
© Oct. "2; 1916" 1: ce: Oct: 11,1916:
A 4438101; H. B. Jilkes, Chicago.
1077
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24126
MaAacsea (R.) EL.) és: $e0.* 7 Newer York.
Dollar diplo-macy. 14 p. 16mo.
[24126
© Aug s12519163.2 +e. Sept.14,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 489285.
MAHAN (Edward W.) [24127, 24128
Football code SEES Mahan. © Sept.
eh OG. Loe. Bete oils, SOROS: eA:
442949,
Football pass a nerve racker. © Sept.
Za AOUG NS (CG Sepik 2s On Gr A
442650.
[Note: The foregoing are in Boston
Sunday post]
(C) Neal R.
Mass.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago.
brothers’ weekly art cut
Sheet 390. July 29, [1916]
illus., 24 by 18 inches.
© as MGaA OIG ie? Ae
Sept. 7, 1916; A 489201.
ANNING (Denison)* Atlanta. My
Georgia girl and The human brick.
fal” bp: “L6moe?".2S0a5; [24130
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
10, 1916; A 436318.
Manoin (James) co., inc. Manophone.
heG| piesdlluss>> (park veok)o tare:
[24131
©) Aus: 15, 1916>. 2" ce and ait:
Sept. 18, 1916; A 489472; James
Manoil, New York.
of America,
O’Hara, Cambridge.
Mandel
service.
Sheet,
[24129
and aff.
Ma
Mantre lamp co. ine=,
Chicago. [24132, 241338
After the sun. goes down. cover-title,
Ze, (1) op. eS illus L6mons $1200:
Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 29,
1916; A 444124,
Chance to make a lot of money. cover-
titles 23 hope Jilhiste) sGmo. ss sie00:
@ySentn 2a. LOG
29, 1916; A 444125.
MANUAL arts press*, Peoria, Il]. Shop
problems, series no. 3. Drawings on
tracing paper ready for blue-print-
ce. and aff. Sept.
ing, ed. by A. F. Siepert. 16 numb.
loose diagrs. in cover. S8vo. $0.30.
[24134
© July 10, 1916; 2
380, 1916; A 4387459.
MANUFACTURERS and
assn.*, Kalamazoo, Mich.
delinquent debtor. Sheet, 34
inches.
© Sept.- 20, °1916;* 2
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444063.
Marre flooring manufacturers associa-
ce. and/aff. Aug.
wholesalers
Notice to
by 54
[241385
e. and aff.
tion*, Chicago. Grading rules for
maple, beech and birch flooring.
July 21, 1916. 8 p.. illus. 16mo.
[24136
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 439049.
pt. Tn. sev.15
Marto (Marc)* St. Mandé, France.
Enfant du malheur; roman inédit.
Paris, Librairie des romans choisis
[1916] (7 p-“Tilts. -Sver
© July. 27, 1916; 1, cc Aue
1916; A—Foreign 14206.
Martin (John) Letters to children
from John Martin and some Chub-
bles. Garden City, N. Y., John
Martin’s house, ine., 1916. [32] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. (On cover:
John Martin joliy bock) $1.00.
[24138
© Sept. 1, 1916: 2 @ Ages
1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439233;
John Martin’s house, ine, New
York.
12,
Law of land-
New York city,
cover-title, 14 p.
[24139
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2° eG Sept oe
1916; aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 439141;
Cha les Ashford Pace, New York.
MAaxwELL (John M.)*
Man behind the mask. (Jn Indian-
apolis star ) [24140
© Oct. 8, 1916; 1 e. Oct. 11, 1916;
A 4438139.
MecHANIcS national bank of Burling-
ton, N. J. Christmas and Fourth of
MAXFIELD (Berton L.)
lord and tenant.
Pace: & Pace, 1916.
4to.
Indianapclis.
July. club. Member’s ecard. Card,
printed on both sides, 8 by 3% inches. |
[24141
© Sept..16, 1916;..2 «© Sepa hes
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 439402 ;
James H. Birch, . jr.; Burbagter
i
MERCANTILE trust co.*, St. Louis.
[24142-24145
Executor or administrator—which? [6]
p..folder. 16mo. © Oct. 3, 191652
G. and ait. Oct, 6, 19ts; A 439660.
against these wives in your
Guard
[6] p. folder. 16mo. Oct. 3,
1916; 2 e«. and-aff. Oct. 5) Diy
439659.
Make sure about your will. - [6] p.
folder. _16mo. © Oct. 3,-19163°>2 2
and aff. Oct. 5, 1916; A 439662.
Protect your child’s future. [6] De
folder. 16mo. © Oc 19163 (2%
and aff. Oct. 5, 1916; ‘A 439661.
Mercer (A. S.)* Hyattville, Wy. “Tne=
dian Chief Washakie and the Big
Horn hot springs. Advance publica-
tion of chap. 15 of Rhythms from
the log of the Duffuny club. 24 p.
lus.” 12mo. ~S0:25: [24146
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 ec. July 24, 1916;
aff. Sept, 14, 1916; A 439286.
1078
[24137 @
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SS ee
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no. 10, 1916
MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS’ €0.*,
‘Springfield, Mass. Merchants and
manufacturers’ service. Bulletin
no. 140 A-E. 6 loose l. 4to.
[24147
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 489308.
| MERCHANTS CREDIT & reference bu-
reau*, Richmond Hights, Mo. In-
struction for using the Merchants
eredit & reference bureau letter col-
lection system. ecover-title, 6 1.
- (feld.) forms. 8vo. $0.10.
: [24148
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 43 9056.
eer ANTS LOAN & trust co.*, Chi-
ago. Trusteeships. 321 p. Syo.
4 [24149
f © Sept. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
© Sept. 30, 1916; A 439591.
_ MerRcHANTS SAVING system, ltd. Re-
_ tail market price is based on a
eredit system. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 11 by 84 inches. [24150
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 439519; Louis
Lutjeharms, Columbus, Neb.
Merrmit (Gertrude F.)*
Refreshing thoughts
mother. 28 sheets.
Brooklyn.
for baby’s
12 by 3 inches,
rolled in tissue paper, twisted at
ends, in box 2 by 3 inches. $0.50.
[24151
© Sept. 7, 1916;
9, 1916; A 489612.
’ Merzer (Sol)* Washington, Pa. In-
_ tereollegiate athletics. (Jn Wash-
ington, Pen’na. daily reporter unless
otherwise stated) [24152-24156
Article 2. © Sept. 11, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
16, 1916; A 442595.
Article 3. © Sept. 18,
20, 1916; A 35000,
Article 4. ©S 25,
ma, 1916; A Pi5790.
7 ee 5] (In Washington observer)
2 c. and aff. Sept.
1916; 1 ec. Sept.
1916; 1 ec. Sept.
Cte totGs te. Oct? 3, 1916;
A 442907.
porneie 6.) © Oct. 9, 1916; 1..¢. Oct.
, 1916; A 4431038.
- Meryer-BoruH co. [24157-24161
Newspaper feature cut service. Week
ending Oct. 7, 14, 1916.- 2 v. illus.
fol. © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436953, 436954.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet no. 29. Sept. 21, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 193 by 25 inches. © Sept 15,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 20, Proié:
A 436951.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
24169
Meryrer-BotH co.—Continued.
Sheet no. 30. Oct. 5, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © NSept. 15,
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916;
A 436952.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 303, 304, Sept. 14, 28, 1916.
Sheets, illus.. 192 by 302 inches.
Sept. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 439289.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Minprtetown, N. Y. Directory of the
[city of Middletown] New York,
Ontario & Western railway main
line Campbell Hall to Walton, 1916.
32d ed. Newburgh, N. Y., Breed pub-
lishing co., 1916. 375, 385-590 p.
Svo. 54.00. [24162
© June 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
ct. 4. 1916: A 438735; Breed pub-
lishing co., Newburgh, N. Y.
[Mitter (Mrs. C. R.)] Weekly fea-
ture page. Sept. 17, 24. Proof, illus.
[24163
© Sept. 7. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
29, 1916; A 444123; Internaitl. syn-
dicate, Baltimore.
Miniter (Elmer G)* Pittsburgh. Econ-
omy method of writing. Book 1, 2,
8. Chicago, Philadelphia, Laure!
book company [1916] 38 pts., illus.
9 by 93 inches. [24164
© Sept. 1, 19162" e@ Sept? 22,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 439502.
Mitrer (G. L.) & co. Miami—peerless
jewel of the South. [8S] p._ illus.
Svyo. [24165
©? Septic 4] 19%6> 2°e" andr aft:
Sept. 18. 1916: A 439636; Garfield
L. Miller, Miami, Fla.
Micrer (Lewis B)* St. Louis. Boone’s
Lick. chap. 1-36 end. [38 instal-
ments] (Jn National stockman and
farmer ) [24166
© Nov. 20, 1915-July 29, 1916;
1 c. each Sept. 18, 1916; A 442594.
MILLIKIN (Hugh Ernest)* Cleveland.
Millikin method of piano-harmony
Q
instruction. [18] p. fol. (Millikin
school of music) $1.00. [24167
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 439383.
Mitton university, inc., Baltimore, Md.
[2416S—24169
Department of commerce and business
administration. cover-title, 40 p.
12mo. © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 10, 1916; A 439731.
Department of English language and
literature. coyer-title, 24 p. 12mo.
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439730.
© Walter P. Steinhaeuser, <As-
bury Park, N. J.
1079
CATALOGUE
24170
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Wright’s directory
of Milwaukee for 1916. v. 63. Mil-
waukee, Wright directory co., 1916.
1851 p. front (fold. map) SVO.
$6.00. [24170
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
11, 19167) A 438811 : Wright direc-
tory Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
MILWAUKEE electric railway & light
o.*, Milwaukee. Primer of precau-
ion, “24 p. athis.:~ Svo. [24171
() Sept. 25, 1916-2 ee. Sept. 41,
1916 ; as. Oct. 2, 1916: A 456f3i.
Mintature hfe: *- no: 45°16." [2"p.
illus. (part col.) 24mo. [24172
© Oct. 5, 19162.2: ¢ and ae lOct:
10, 1916; A 489729; Life pub. co.,
New York.
MINNESOTA loan & trust co. Coopera-
tion or opposition? cover-title, [8]
p. 16mo. [24173
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
Se 1916s A’ 4368S. Basar WEse.
Chattanooga.
MITCHELL (Clara M.)* Cleveland.
Motherhood. Card, col. illus.. 84 by
6 inches. $0.25. [24174
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Sept.
15, 1916; A 486816.
MopERN Cleve-
land.
methods school co.*,
Factory management.
[24175-24177
Assistant superintendent.
pwoT-loTt., mus! diagrs)ssvey “©
Sept.” 2. TOG 2 cand alts Sepine9,
1916; A 439207.
Book no. 4—5. 2 vy. illus. 8vo. Con-
tents.—Book no. 4. The purchasing
agent.—Book no. 5. Engineering de-
partment. “©) Sept. 18.0 19d16: 82 ¢
each and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436939,
Book no. 38.
436940.
Moun (John)* Detroit. Maine and
Michigan. 14 p. 8vo. [24178
©, Sept... 22, 1916.5) 2. .¢. sandy air:
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444064.
Motocu stoke: co.*, Chicago. Proposal
and specifications. cover-title, 5
numb. 1. 4to. [24179
© Aus, 15; 1916? 2) GG and ait
Sept. 18, 1916; A 439410.
Our salesman cata-
10,000 quick sellers.
illus.
[Moore & Evans]
log. - no. AT.
Chicago, 1916. Various paging.
(part. col.) S8vo. [24180
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 445109; James A. Clark,
Chicago.
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, nos... 1a
; ”
Mora society.
Sheet, 9 by 6 inches.
Moral society tract.
$0.15 per 100.
[24181
© Sept. 25, 1916: 2 & and am
Sept. 80, 1916; A 489588; Marion
Walter Marley, Aurora, Col.
Morgan (Lily Hayes)* Cleveland.
Oh! I want to be a grind-organ man.
(In Sandy Lake breeze) [24182
© Sept. 15, 1916; 1 c Sept. 30,
1916; A 443138.
Morison (Frances R.)* Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees.
Who is the boss in a bank? Sheet,
12 by 8 inches. [24183
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 @ >and aes
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444084.
Morning telegraph Sunday magazine,
(New York morning telegraph, sec.
2) . [24184-24186
Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 1916. [2 instalments]
@ Aug. 27, Sept. 3; 19165. P eaesepie
18, 1916; A 442580, 442581.
Sept. 10, 1916. © Sept. 10, 1916 ; ites
Sept. 26, 1916; A 442786.
© Lewis publishing co., New York.
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel) [24187-24197
Denies nation sold out. © Sept. 27,
1916; 1 c¢. Sept. 30, 1916; A 442872.
Doges burial place damaged by flyer.
© Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1916;
A 442691.
Italians advance on Trieste. © Oct. 11,
1916; 1. ¢. Oct. 14, 1916) A AAzaZi
Italians take peaks in new big offensive.
©@- Sept. 18, 1916; 1 -«. Sept. P1-199Ge
A 442648.
Page tells of visit to Italian war zone.
@ Sept. 26, 1916; 1c Sept. 29, tong
A 442885.
Rome has celebration. © Sept. 21, 1916;
1c. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442728.
Says Kaiser is overpowered. © Oct. 5,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443056.
Sees Carso battle as Italians drive on.
© Oct. 13, 1916; 1c. Oct. 16, 19iGera
443251.
Storms halt Italian drive. © Sept. 23,
1916 k’c. Sept. 21, 1916 449797.
Try to save labor agitator. © Oct. 4,
1916; 1c. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443050.
Urges mass attacks by the allies in war.
© Sept. 28, 1916; i c¢. Oct.-2, 1916; A
442878.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Mowrer (Paul Scott) [24198—24210
Chance to buy battle field. © Sept. 26,
1916; 1c. Sept. 29, 1916; A 442833.
Chicagoan in ee ae band. '@ "Och
1916; 1c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443023.
Dead even to be eae © Oct. 1
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1916; A 4438202.
Death of Rockwell ends daring career.
© Sept..25; 1916;'1¢. Sept. 28, 19ile;
A 442802.
1080
;
a ——— Le ss aa
no. 10, 1916
~Mowrer (Paul Scott )—Continued.
France backs Briand in replies to critics.
© Sept. 21, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442730.
France is watching Roumania. © Oct. 2,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443019.
France pays $12,329,000,000. © Sept.
Ged? ch Sept.) 18;) 1916; A
442586.
French newspaper attacks Carranza. ©
mee +, 1916> 1° c Oct. 7, 1916; A
443048.
Mates of Rockwell in vow of vengeance.
@ sept. 30, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916; A
442960.
Sees “U” raid aimed to hit U. S. elec-
meme (C¢) Oct. 11,.1916;.1, es Oct. 14,
1916; A 443216.
Sweden mines Baltic route. © Sept. 25,
1916; 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; A 442805.
Trench war ends on Somme. © Sept. 14,
1916: 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916; A 442591.
Wreck 250 German fliers. © Sept. 26,
1916; 1c. Sept. 29, 1916; A 442836.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Moyer (Harold N.) Why some people
are old at 45 and some are still
young. (Jn Chicago herald) [24211
Sesen. 17. 1916: 1 c. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442606; J. Keeley, Chicago.
MoueEtiter (V.) & co.*, Chicago. Sur-
geons’ instruments, office and hospi-
tal equipment. cover-title, 320 p.
illus. S8vo. (General catalogue, 4th
ed., and bulletin no. 7) [24212
© July 1, 1916; 2 © and aff. Sept.
25, 1916; A 444078.
Muitrer, Maclean & co.*, inc, New
York. Wholesale net export price
list of drugs and standard propri-
etary articles cf the United States
of America. 146 p. illus, (part. col.)
Ato. [24213
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 438812.
NAcet (W. G.) electric co. Catalog
number nine. Toledo, O., 1916. 544
p.. illus., diagr. 4to. [24214
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
5, 1916; A 437552; Cargill co., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
NARRAGANSETT machine co.*, Provi-
dence. Catalogue of gymnastic appa-
ratus. 149 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(On cover: Catalogue F9) [24215
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 437807.
NASHVILLE BOOK co. Stereopticon sup-
plies and views illustrating Biblical
lectures. 1916. cover-title, 128 p.
illus. 16mo. [24216
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
28, 1916; A 489557;
White, Marshall, Mich.
James Edson
BOOKS, GROUP II
24229
NASHVILLE RETAIL credit men’s asso-
ciation. Do you pay your bills?
4th-7th of a series of talks. [4 in-
stallments ] (In. Nashville Tenne-
seean ) [24217-24220
(C) Ans 27; “Sept: 3,724 Cer, 1.
£9163 e* Sept. 2G Oct. -OF 1916:
A 443028443031; Luther Clayton
Lau, Nashville.
NATIONAL ASSN. of corporation
schools*, New York. 3d annual con-
vention, Worcester, Mass., June 8, 9,
10, 11, 1915. Advance copy of the re-
port of the Committee on allied in-
stitutions. cover-title, 9 p. Svo.
[24294
© June 8,.1915; 2 c. May 18, 1915;
aff. June 11, 1915; A 407203.
NATIONAL BUREAU Of analysis*, Chicago.
Don’t shuffle off ahead of schedule.
cover-title, [12] p. 16mo. [24922
©) sune,.t2° 191g > 2
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439148.
e. ‘and. ate
NATIONAL CLOAK & suit co.*, New York.
Sewing machines. 19 p. illus. (part
col:) fol. (National cloak & suit
company sewing machine booklet. v.
20, no. 7. Sept., 1916) [24223
© -Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489361.
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE athletic associa-
tion. Spalding’s official college soc-
cer foot ball guide; ed. by G W.
Orton. 1916. New York, American
sports publishing company [1916]
85 p. illus., ports., diagrs. 16mo.
(Spalding’s athletic library group 2,
no. 858) $0.10. [24934
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 437644; American sports
pub. co., New York.
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gas assn.*, New
_ York: [ 24225-24929
Business English. Lesson no. 138-15. 3
Wauevo: (Practical gas educational
courses) @© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. each
and aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 4893853-
439355.
Illumination. Lesson no. 8. Production
of light. 2 p.1., p. [155]—169. diagrs.
Svo. (Practical gas educational
courses) © Sept. 13, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 439352.
Salesmanship. Lesson no. 8. Domestic
science and its application to selling.
2p. 1., p. [177]-190. S8vo. (Practical
gas educational courses) © Sept. 13,
1916; 2 ¢. -and aff. Sept. 16, 1916;
A 439351.
1081
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24230
pt. 1p WS.
NATIONAL FIRE proofing co.*, Pitts-
burgh. McRoy camp vitrified salt
glazed conduit for electrical sub-
ways, 1916. 46 p. illus. (part col.)
diagrs. 8vo. [24230
©. Octd, 1916352 evand, aff.<Oct.
7, 1916; A 489708.
NATIONAL HARDWOOD lumber assn.*,
Chicago. Rules for the measurement
and inspection of hardwood lumber
adopted at annual meeting June 5th
and 6th, 1913. 79 p. 16mo. $0.10.
[24231
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 439828.
NATIONAL JEWELERS board of trade,*
New York. Reference book of the
jewelry trade in the United States
and Canada. Sept. 1916. Various
paging. 4to. [24232
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
29, 1916; A 488624.
NATIONAL LEAD co. of Mass. Lewis
colors. 12 p. mount. colors. S8vo.
[24233
© Sept. 11, 19te-) 2 ce and. atk
Sept. 22,/ 4916: A 439642> > @-e:
Harn, New York.
NATIONAL LUMBER mfrs.’ credit corp.*,
St. Louis. Credit rating book, Oct.,
1916. 26th vol. Various paging.
fold. maps. 4to. $25.00. [24234
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 445162.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT bank*, Boston.
[ 24235, 24236
Foreign trade report [port of Boston]
for) Aug... 1916.) [3] ip.) 4to. ©: Nepe-
29; LONG 2c. and atk. Sept. 30) 19%6:
A 439602.
New considerations in the financial out-
look. Sept., 1916. 14 p. 8vo. @©
NEVE. 20.) LOG 92) Oct. 4. OtGe vai.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 439637.
NATIONAL SOCIETY United States
daughters cf 1812. State of Ohio
Lineage book. v. 1. 1-148. 1915.
Compiled by Mrs. P. L. Hobbs and
BK. 8. Wagar.
Svo. $1.50. [24237
©. May (29, 1916s 2. edly 11,
1916; aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 4386864;
Mrs. Perry Lynes Hobbs and Effie
Serena Wagar, Hast Cleveland, O.
NATOMA dairy co.
Oak Park, Ill.
Natoma dairy ¢o.,
[Natoma high grade
dairy products] cover-title, 31, [1]
p. illus. obl. 24mo. [24238
© June 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 439063; John R. Amac-
ker, Oak Park, IIl.
63 p. ports., plates,
(Emmett Hay) Value of
trade associations. New York, Alex-
ander Hamilton institute, 1916. 28
p. port. S8vo. [24239
© May 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
18, 1916; A 482109; Alexander Ham-
ilton institute, New York.
NAYLOR
(NEALE (Walter G.)] How money
2rows. (In Boston commercial,
Sept. 2, 1916) [24240
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 « Bepeeze.
1916; A 442726; Dukelow & Walker
co., Boston.
NEGRO year book, an annual encyclo-
pedia of the negro, 1916-1917. Mon-
roe N. Work, editor. Tuskegee In-
stitute, Ala., The Negro year book
publishing company [1916] x, 488 p.
maps., diagrs. Svo. $0.35. [24241
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 © “anda
Oct. 9, 1916; A 488765; Negro year
book co., Tuskegee Institute, Ala.
Nez (Marion Harris) Ryzon baking
book. New York, General chemical
company, Food department, 1916. 1
p..1.,.80, [1] p.. ius: “Syess ae
[24242
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486722; General chemi-
cal co., New York.
NEILSEN (Thor Helene) & Harris
(Gertrude Elizabeth)* Los Angeles.
Science and art cf breathing. cover-
title, 8 p. 16mo. [24243
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
26, 1916; A 439527.
NEMENYI (Ernest Nicholas) Week’s
military events in the conflict of na-
tions. (Jn Youngstown vindicator. )
[24244
© Oct. 15; 1916; 1. « Oct. 17%, 1918:
A 448278; Charles Yarmy, Youngs-
town, O.
NETHERTON (Ross De Witt) Public
officers. Chicago, La Salle exten-
sion university, [1916] 64 p. 8vo.
(American law and procedure, lec-
ture 39.) [24245
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 436686; La Salle exten-
Sion university, Chicago.
NEvVINS-CHURCH press*, New York.
Some new thoughts about pure
Schlitz. cover-title, [12] p. col.
illus. obl. 48mo. [24246
©) Sept... 15; I9l6 => 2 € sang ae
Sept. 20, 1916; A 4386935.
1082
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
"24295
New ENGLANp telephone & telegraph
co.*, Boston. Telephone directories.
[24247-24249
Boston and vicinity. Fall and winter,
1916. cover-title. 528, 180 p. 4to.
Grreact. 16. 1996: 2°¢) and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 438954.
Concord-Manchester-Nashua district. Fall
issue, 1916. cover-title, 108 p. [Sec-
Hen) se ove. © Sept. 19, 1916;
om sept 2b, 1916; aff. Sept. 20,
1916; A 439412.
Fitchburg-Worcester district. [Section]
- Fall issue, 1916. cover-title, 136
mp 4t0. © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. Sept.
7, 1916; aff. Sept. 6, 1916: A 438251.
New HAveEN dairy -co.*, New Haven.
New Haven dairy ice cream (Jn
New Haven journal-courier )
[24250
seni. 4. 1916; 1c. Sept. 27,
1916; A 442753.
New Yorx« (State). Courts of record.
Official ed. law reports and session
laws. Advance sheets.
[24251-24269
Hosta Aue I2- 1916. ° © Aung. 12,
iste. 2. c¢ and af. Aug.” 16, 1916;
A 437248.
Hees Gue Aue 19) 1916. ©: Aug. 19,
ong 2 ce and aft. Aug. 24, 1916;
A 438132.
Howse! co Ade. 26, 1916 © Aue. 26,
Pie 2e and al. Aug. 30, 1916;
A 437433.
Hise. Sep. .2, 1916. © Sept. 2
PIto ee Cc. andwah. Sept...7, 1916;
A 487582.
HEEETOLO. ssepe, 9, .1916. . © Sept.. 9;
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 13, 1916;
A 438337.
MHeso20. wsepe, 16, 1916. © Sept: 16,
ROMO wes and aff. Sept. 27..1916 ;
A 438565.
HOWNoOo In Sept 25, 1916. ©. Sept. 27,
Toc eand ait. Sept. 27,2916;
A 438566.
no. orig Sept. 30:) #916.-.©-~ Sept... 30,
iii owe nang. at, Oct. 11; 1916;
A 438819.
Meas BOCL. ( 1916. .©@-Oct.. 7, 1916;
Pac amet. (Oct. 14. 1916; A.438820.
no. 824, Oct. 14, 1916. © Oct. 14, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 438937.
© J. B. Lyon co., Albany.
New York and New Jersey. Sur-
veyor insurance directory of the
states of New York and New Jer-
sey, 1916-17. New York, G. H.
Holden & co., ine. [1916] 3 p. L,
183a, 502 p. 16mo. [24261
Anus. 22, 1916°"2 ¢ and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 437407; George H.
| Holden & co., ine., New York.
oS
NEw YorRK COMMERCTAL—Continued.
Names and addresses of American con-
suls, consular agents, foreign buyers,
and important chambers of commerce
throughout the world, to whom there
has been sent free a copy of America’s
leading manufacturers. [4th ed.]
New York, N. Y., New York com-
mercial [1916] XXxii, Lip:
Apre 25, YOUGH 2 te. “Apri
aff. May 6, 1916; A 431011.
© Commercial newspaper
New York.
co.,
NEw YORK EVENING post co.*, New
York. [24264-24266
Advertising record of evening papers for
August, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 114 by 16
inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 24) ©
Aug Ae, A916 22 le. wand. afte (Sept:
26, 1916; A 439522.
Advertising record of morning papers for
August, 1916, 1945. Sheet, 124 by 14
inches. | (Bulletin; -vetvs, Nos 72a) "©
Auzo tO: 1916: 2 .c. and: aft. Sept.
26, 2996 > AY 439525.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
August, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 124 by 18
INGhes- | CBUNEUIN, Veo. NOgeec. ©)
Aes AOE L916 2, 6 and ~afks “Sept:
26, 1916; A 439524.
YORK HERALD ©€O.*,
NEW Jersey City.
[24267-24295
Herald’s presidential canvass of the
country begins. with an army of
voters indicating their preference. ©
sept. 245 19163" 1 “cs Sept.225; 1916
A 442717.
Minnesota shows drift to Mr. Hughes;
Moose returning to Republican fold.
@ Sept 245 1916s tcl septs 25, 1916:
A 442724.
Missouri a battleground in the great
Middle West. © Sept. 24, 1916; 1 «c.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442720.
Mr. Hughes grows stronger in Cali-
fornia | straw vote... © Ocal, 16;
1 ce. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442900.
Mr. Hughes has slight lead in Herald’s
first poll with 14,052 of 26.997 votes
CASt @F Sept. 22 19163 see wept.
25, 1916; A 442716.
Mr. Hughes in lead in Southwestern
states: only Arizona for Mr. Wilson.
@ Sept. 24,°1916; 1 c¢. Sept: 25,
1916; A 442721.
Mr. Hughes is ahead in poll of North
Daketast <@° Ocha 1986; dees Oct.
2, 1916; A 442901.
Mr. Hughes keeps small lead, President
makes slight gains, Herald’s straw
Mote Shows: ©-Octy 15, A9tGeads e€
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443242.
Mr. Hughes’ plurality 4,926 out of total
of 107 403 test yotes, with majorities
in eighteen states, against majorities
for President in seventeen. © Oct.
fo hOtG:s- b..e. Oct, 1G. 1OLG: A
443243.
Mr. Hughes still has lead over Mr. Wil-
NEw YORK COMMERCIAL. [24262, 24268 | son by a slight margin in Herald’s
America’s leading manufacturers. 4th | canvass. © Oct. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 2,
ed. [New York, Printed by Com- 1916; A 442893.
mercial newspaper co., 1916] xcevi, Mr. Wilson appears stronger than the
801 p. illus. 4to. @© Apr. 27, 1916; democracy. Mr. Hughes not so strong
Pee JApr. 2o, 1906; an. May 6, L916 ; | aS his old party. © Oct. A9tG> ie:
A 431012. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442894.
$7973—_16 4 1083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24296 pt. THRs. ve eS
New YorRK HERALD co.*—Continued. .NEWARK shoe stores co.*—Continued.
Ohio Valley laboring class almost solid Every line_a line of beauty. Newark
for Mr. Wilson. © Sept. 24, 1916; shoe. (in Baltimore star.) ae
1c. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442719. 13, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 16,1916; A 443254.
Pennsylvania in the East seems safely Newark shoe maker says: Ask that
Republican. © Oct. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
2, 1916; A 442895.
Poll in North Dakota reveals unusual
strength for Mr. Hughes. © Sept. 24,
1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442728.
President making gains in fiercely con-
tested race, third week of poll shows.
© Oct. 8, 1916; 1 ¢ Oct. 9, 196; A
443075.
President 203 votes ahead in Washington
state poll; slighter lead in Oregon. ©
Sor, C4h es ah es Seo Aa along
A 442722,
Progressives of West flocking to Mr.
Buches ©. Octiy see LOLG au /c.1 OCs
2, 1916; A 442896.
Republican nominee’s plurality is 4,184
in a canvass of 79,803 votes taken in
thirty-two states. © Oct. 8, 1916; 1
e. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443076.
Speculative figures on possible presiden-
tialmvotes. (OuOch. 5S. 196 CanOet
9, 1916; A 443077.
Straw vote in detail in various states.
Oct 295, LOG. © Oc S, (1olLG et c
Oct. 9, 1916; A 443078.
Och 15, 1916. (OO Ockic La 7 owe:
1 c. Oct. 16, 1916; A 443244.
Straw vote in detail throughout states.
OROcCHE we MONG 1c OCin 2 alone sae
442897.
Table of possibilities in significant states.
© (Oct Meg 1G yale OcCh a 2a Lomo A
442899.
Victory for Republicans in the eastern
states is indicated by early poll. ©
pees 1916; 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; A
(
Women voters of Illinois will be a big
LACEOK. ©) Oty Ie TONG ds COC. 2)
1916; A 442898.
21 aronaehine shown on the Herald’s
chart. Key to chart. © Oct. 8,1916;
1 c. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443074.
22 steamships shown on the Herald’s
chart. Key to chart. Sept. 24, 1916.
© Sept. 24, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1916;
A 442715.
=e OCs Uo nmolG. n ©, Och. tos lOdg:
1c. Oct. 16, 1916; A 443241.
23 steamships shown on the herald chart.
Key ‘to chart. \ © (Octal 1 9iGe Ae,
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442892.
[ Note: The foregoing are in New York
herald |
NEw YORK TELEPHONE co. New York
classified telephone directory (Bor-
oughs of Manhattan and the Bronx)
August. 5, 1916. “Ehe red * book:
|New York] R. H. Donnelley, 1916.
199 p. Ato. [24296
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 e@ and_aff.
Sept. 22, 1916: A 438505 ; Reuben H.
Donnelley, Chicago,
font hod
Baltimore.
[24297-24299
Creations of the Newark shoe maker. |
NEWARK shoe stores €o.*,
© Sept. 29, 1916; 1 Ss
A 440873, c. Sept. 30, 1916;
1084
NEWSPAPER feature
stylishly dressed friend where he buys
such cleverly styled shoes. @©@ Oct. 6,
1916; 1 c« Oct. 9, 1916; A 443080.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Baltimore
news unless otherwise stated]
service, ine.*, New
Each Proof, illus.
[24300-24349
Brow brothers. Have you been reading
about the car strike. @©@ Sept. 16,
1916; 2 ¢. and ally Sep 20; 1916: A
436956.
Lo, you be very careful what you
say. © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ aud ae.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 444255.
Put en your hat and coat, Lo. @
Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ¢ and afi, OcEy ie;
1916; A 4389719.
—— Take that cat out of this kitchen.
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 19,
1916; A 439388.
—— What is that noise, Lo?, @© Aug.
19, 1916; 2 e. and ali. septa 1916:
A 439221.
Daily magazine page for everybody.
Beauty a real possibility for every
wishing woman. © Sept. 23, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444256.
Beauty hints. How you can round
angles of body into beauty
curves. . 80, 1916: 2 « and
af Oct, LODGE A 439728.
If you must dye gray hair.
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20; A901 Gi, A 436965.
Call cf the city. © Sept. 16, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436960.
Works,
Feminine foibles. @©@ Sept. 22,
1916; 2° c. and ait ‘Oetne: 1916; A
444253.
Happiness and contentment the
best of beautifiers. © Sept. 9,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A
439394.
Household helps. How to lighten
cooking with some simple little helps.
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 6,
1916; a 444254.
How to keep your fingers and nails
in fine condition. © Sept. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916: A 436961.
How to teach your child the simple
paths to beauty. © Aug. 19, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Sept. 9; 1916: A 439226.
One- -piece frocks of serge. © Sept.
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916:
A 444257,
Party frocks for daughter. ©
Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c« and aff. Oct. 10,
1916; A 489727.
Revelations of a wife. Did Grace
Draper try to drown Madge? © Aug.
19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 9, 1916:
‘A 4392925.
Madge and Dicky met.
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
19, 1916: A 439393.
How Madge kept her promise.
Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1916; A 436962.
© §
20,
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916 243861
NrwsPAPer feature service, inc.*—Con. | NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*—Con.
Daily magazine page for everybody. Does anyone know what Mr. Todd
Revelations of a wife. What happened does for a living. © Sept. 23, LOGS
when Harry Underwood ip. os te carry 2 c. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444260.
out his threat. © Aug. 1 Dore 2 Paw Perkins, we gotta move im-
and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439227 mediately. © Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and
What they found at home. aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439223.
Orsept. 9, 191G; 2 cy and> aff. Sept. What? Y’ mean t’ say you’ve went
19, 1916; A 4389391. an’ hired a French chef? © Sept. 9,
Why Grace Draper made renee 2c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916: A
Madge promise. © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 i
2 c. and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436963. That son-in-law of pa’s. Now, not a
word, Pal @ Aucs19, 196: 2 ec and
Why Madge felt she’d won
nersneht © Aug. 19,1916; 2c. and
aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439230.
Secrets of health and happiness.
Cancer more likely to be infectious
than hereditary. © Sept. 9, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439396.
Some simple remedies to beautify
complexion. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439724.
—— Two latest children’s frocks. ©
SEoieioetohe: 2..¢, and af. Sept. 19,
1316; A 439395.
Why it pays you always to look
your very best. © Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439229.
Winifred Black writes about home,
sweet home. © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444261.
—— Winifred Black writes about leading
your children. © Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439228.
—— Winifred Black writes about making
our own lives. © Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 489392.
Winifred Black writes about no ac-
count people. © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436964.
Winifred Black writes about the
uselessness of nagging. © Sept. 30,
MNGi Cand ath Oct. 10) 9G A
439726.
Winifred Black writes about those
who make believe. © Sept. 23, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444252.
Winifred Black writes about what a
joy the theatre is. © Sept. 30. 1916;
a erane at Oct. LOO 1916: A 439725.
—— Your lungs. Why you should really
learn just how to breathe. Sept. 30,
LOG Aces and at. Oct. 10, 1916;.A
439723.
Fuller Bull.
an athlete in your college days?
Sept. 30, 1916; 2
1916; A 439720.
Hello Fuller, what are you doing
here? © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436959.
Hono cet, the.“ shiner’ on
Fuller! © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444258.
Tough luck! I’m just two-bits shy.
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 9,
1916; A 439222,
Well, so long boys!
down in Wall st. look me up. © Sept.
9, 1916; 2 c. and aiff. Sept. 19, 1916;
A 439390.
Polly and her pals. Bein’ as how you're
a woman hater. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439721.
Cam yourselves ladies, I shall pro-
ceed. © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 4386957.
Fuller, were you much %
eand fait. Oct 10:
If you’re ever
aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439224.
Pa, I want you to meet Cedric’s
cousin. © Sept. 23. 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 444259.
The very idea of your objecting to
Cedric’s cousin. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439722.
Yes, Pa, I’ve fixed you a nice bed in
the cellar. @ Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439389.
Yessir, by golly, its gone. © Sept.
16, 1916; 2 c..and aff. Sept. 20, 1916 ;
A 436958.
Riveto bock of
New York, The
fIST6] E22 pe 6
fol. $0.35.
[24850
© July 31, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 439193; Riveto mfg. co.,
Orange, Mass.
NEWTON (Marion F.)
home play-things.
Platt & Peck co.
he [2A pe col. wus.
NEz Pesce County, Id.* R. L: Polk &
co.’s Nez Perce, Latah, Lewis and
Clearwater counties, Idaho, and
Asctin County, Wash., directory.
1916-17. [v. 18] Spokane, Seattle.
fete] VRenb Polke. & co. sine: 1916.
507 p. S8vo. $6.00. [24351
©? Gets 2.1916; -2-c.-and att. Oct.
12, 1916; A 445085; R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., Seattle.
Niagara Ealls, N. Y. Niagara Falls
cifty..directorny. fore 1916... Niagara
Falls, N. Y., Roberts brothers com-
pany, 1916. 8, [28], 33-7380 p. fold.
map. S8vo. $6.00. [24352
©). Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept... 20,
1916; aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 437748;
Roberts bros. cc., Lockport, N. Y.
NOEL (EH. Percy) [24853-24361
Air attacks near hospital. © Oct. 5,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443059.
Allies shelling Kenali forts. © Oct. 11,
1916; 1 c¢. Oct. 14, 1916; A 4438221.
Battle raging for Mont Kaimakcalan.
Sept. 28: 19t65o1 <e. Ocet.2, L9LG:
442877.
Big battle is raging over Florina valley.
© Sept. 29, 1916; 1 OCt oss LOG
A 442914,
Bulgars repulsed with great losses.
Oct. PF ATOTLGe 1 Cet Oct. Ge at OL:
443020.
©
A
©
a
1085
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24362
pt. 1, n.s., v. 18
Noert (E. Perey )—Continued.
E. Percy Noel [tells of allies Macedonian
offensive being resumed after bad
weather] © Oct. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 6,
1916; A 443008.
Salutes Bene land as he enters Serbia.
© Oct 9, 1916 2 2c) Oct. 12,1916; A
44313 a
Sees British seizure of Bulgar positions.
© Sept. 18, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 21, 1916;
A 442643.
Serbians’ advance is nearing
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c¢. Sept.
A 442795.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Monastir.
ie On Gi:
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
NortH AMERICAN mercantile agency
co.*, New York. Sea food dealers’
trade book. 1916. v.
Svo. $50.00. [24362
© Sept. 14,°1916-*2 Ee. Sept. 15,
1916; aff. Oct. 3, 1916; A 445000.
NO.eiee wero |p.
NortH Hupson, N. Y. R. L. Polk &
co.’Ss general directory of North Hud-
son embracing town of Union, West
Hoboken, West New York, [ete.]
New_York city, RL: Polk & co. ine,
1916. 12, 20-542, 6138-832 p. S8vo.
$8.00. [24363
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
13, 1916; A 438870; R. L. Polk & co.,
inc., New York.
NORTHERN scenic publishing co.*, Min-
neapolis. Tri ports: Ashland, Wash-
burn, Bayfield and vicinity. 24 p.
maps. (part fold. and part col.)
Svo. [24364
POe SEN 29 10656 20. cand wait.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 489648.
NorrHur (Herbert W.)* Newport, R.
I. Man who’s been there. Newport,
R. I., The Gladding print, 1916. 55
DD’, ports’: 12mo.5. $0.25: _ [24865
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439561.
Norton (8S. V.) Devices that make for
motor truck efficiency. 15 p. illus.
SVO. [24366
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
eept. 29, 1916; A 444131: B. Fk. Good-
Liens co.,). Akron, 1.
NOVELTY notes, v. 2, no. 9, 10, Sept.,
Oct., 1916. New York, Novelty slide
C04 TOIG) S18, De Hus, Sv@2gs $005:
[ 24367
and aff.
; Joseph F.
© Sept. 26, 1916: 2° @
Sept. 30, 1916: A 489585
Coufal, New York.
Noyes (Alexander Dana) After two
years of war. 23 p. 24mo. (Re-
printed from Scribner’s) [24368
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 439451; Charles
Scribner’s sons, New York.
OcKkEN (John)* Chicago. Beverly ex-
change neighborhood telephone di-
rectory. Aug., 1916. [88] p. 8vo.
[24369
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c@eandogn,
Sept. 7, 1916; A 439184.
O’Connor (Chas. D.) How to pass the
board. 1. (Jn Spatula, Sept., 1916)
[24370
© Sept. 28, 1916; 1c. Oct. 4, 1916;
A 442941; Spatula pub. co., Boston.
O’Hiccins (Harvey)* Martinsville, N.
J. John Lawson’s story. pt. 1. (fH
Metropolitan, Nov., 1916.) [24371
© Oct. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1916;
A 442982.
Osweco, N. Y. Oswego city directory,
1916. Syracuse, N. Y., Sampson &
Murdock company, 1916. 416 p.
front (fold. map.) S8vo. $4.00.
[24372
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 438702; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
PackaArpD (Winthrop) Winter birds by
Winthrop Packard to accompany Au-
dubon bird chart no. 3. Springfield,
Mass., Milton Bradley company, 1913.
3 p. 1.2 16°F) pe tame? ae
[24873
© Feb. 20, 1916;.2.G Ages,
1916; A 444052; Massachusetts Au-
dubon society, Boston.
[Papcetr (Hdward R.)] Weekly fea-
ture page, Oct.»1,. 8, 1916; > Proek
illus. [24374
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2. c) amiss
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444122 : Internatl
syndicate, Baltimore.
Pace (Victor > W:) Automobilist’s
pocket companion and expense rec-
ord. New York, N. W. Henley pub-
lishing company, 1916; 169 p. tables,
forms, diagr. 12mo. $1.00.
[24875
© Aug. 21, 1916 ; 1 ¢ and ait. Ames
28.°1916> tf eG Aus’ 30; 19iee ee
439059; Norman W. Henley pub. Co.,
New York.
1086
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
PArGcE-DETROIT motor car co.*, Detroit.
Story of a climb above the clouds.
oe p.- illus. (part col)” 9 iGmo:
(Cover-title: Setting the world a
new standard in stamina) [243876
pepe co 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489549.
PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
[ Bulletin ] [24377, 24378
ioe 75. 20 no. for Oct., 1916. numb.
1. 343-348. illus. fol. © Sept. 15,
Poo ee eG. and ali. Sept. 19. 1916;
A 439385.
no, PE. 79, 3d no. for Oct., 1916. cover-
title numb. 1]. 349-356. illus. fol. ©
Sepa co. 19163) 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 28,
1916; A 439546.
Parsons (Fannie Church)
[24879, 243880
Constructive harmony. Chicago, Gamble
hinged muste co. [1916] 1 p. 1., 62
p. diagrs fol. 1$8:.00.) ©) Aug. 14,
ore! Cy AS. 1G, 19163 aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 437476.
Revolving chart for use with construc-
tive harmony. Chicago, Gamble hinged
music ee bany, [1916] [3] p. charts.
fol. $1.50. © Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. Aug.
16, 1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 4387475.
© Gamble hinged music ¢o., Chi-
cago.
PASSMAN (Abraham J.)* New York.
A. J. Passman’s illustrated catalogue
of muff blocks. Seasons 1916-1917.
io pet p. itlus. Svo. [243881
ese 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Aug. 30, 1916; A 4389064.
PEABODY (James) Railway organiza-
tion and management. pt. 1, .2.
Chicago, La Salle extension univer-
sity [1916] 2v. charts (part fold.)
Svo. Contents.—pt. 1. The executive
engineering and operating depart-
ments.—pt. 2. The traffic, accounting
and miscella meous departments.
[24382
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444050;
La Salle extension univ., Chicago.
PEARCE (Hiarl Ward)*
Harmony and health. 1 p. 1, p.
[5]-47 illus., ports. S8vo. [24383
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 4389382.
Peck (Samuel W.) & co.*, New York.
Sampeck time savers for the busy
merchant. cover-title, 33 1. illus.,
6 post cards attached to inside of
cover. fel. [24384
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
30, 1916; A 489611.
Los Angeles.
24397
‘PERRY (Stella George Stern) Clever
mouse. Chap. 1-6. Illustrated by
Virginia Goodrich. San Fran-
cisco, Paul Elder and company,
PLOCGT Vib. Vs, .2 allos: (part col.)
12mo. In envelope, col. illus. 44
by 8 inches. $0.50. [24385
© Sept. 15:5 $9162 2. secand: aft:
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489484; Paul Elder
& co., San Francisco.
PERSINGER (Clark Edmund) Stu-
dent’s outline for the first semester
of a one-year course in American
history, 1492-1823. Chicago & Lin-
coln, The University publishing com-
pany, 1916... Glap A2mo:; /SO:20:
[24886
© Aug. 28. 1916: 2c. and. aft
Sept. 1, 1916; A 444138; University
pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
PERSONAL efficiency. v. 6, no. 9, Sept.,
116. 0S2p. Aillus.;~ perts., “diders.
Ato. [24387
© Auey 3, 1916;.2 ce Sept. 2h
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 439409;
La Salle extension univ., Chicage.
PETERS mfg. co.*, New York.
[24388-24391
Sheet, 12 by 9
UOLG 2 es Sept.
Sept. 20, 1916; A
Cleaning white shoes.
inches. © Sept. 7,
TAS OM GS satis
436946.
Lady in tiger. (In Boot and shoe re-
corder, July 85° L916) "@r suly LO:
1916; 1 c. July 15, POLES WA: 441035.
Lady in tiger. Sheet, Lee, 123 by 9
inches. © July 8, 1916: 2 1G ANG ate.
Aug. 5, 1916; A 436274.
Shoe aristocracy. Art reignskin.
ter, illus., 4 by 92 inches. ©
One yee. Sept. Lek ee EOHiGr
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436947.
Villis)* Los An-
Blot-
Sept.
aff.
PHILBROOK (Nathan
geles. Chiropractic, the art of
spinal adjustment. 12 p. illus.
16mo. [24392
@VAwe 5, A916 2 se. Ane SG:
1916; aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 4386846.
Puiuures (Libbie Sprague) Her en-
gagement: ring. chap. 1-4 (In
Illustrated companion, Oct., 1916)
[24393
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1c. Sept. 27,
1916; A 442754; F. B. Warner co.,
ine., New York.
Pick (Albert) & co.*, Chicago.
[24894-24397
Billiard, bowling and club room _ sup-
plies. cover-title, 84 p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. (Catalog D 60—-1916-1T)
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1916;
ait. Sept. As 1916; A 439204,
1087
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
243898 Ht. 1, WSs Ww, aes
Pick (Albert) & co.*—Continued. ‘| Prume (Edward C.) co.*, Chicago.
Druggists sundries. cover-title, 24 p. Sales creating publicity for laun-
illus. (part col.)o.4to!” (Cafalos ino. dries. 13-1. illus. 4to. [Text par
378) © Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. allel to bindinet | (24405
Sept. 20, 1916 ; A 436945. ees “= rs
Hey drinks and pa ee a ee © Sept. 20, 1916: 2 ¢ and air
ountain way. cover-title siete ©) Ox = i AAANAZ
illus. (parti scols)h Aor (Catalog) Sept. 25, 1916; A 444045.
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
20, 1916; A 436944. PocaTELLo, Id. “R. MieY Polka. cues
ee one ee Rees rae Cae Pocatello city and Bannock county
an o-day p (0) Sept. 5, ee od z ; 2
1916-2 c. Sept. 7, 1916; aff. Sept. directory: 191%. v1 Sait Lake
20, 1916; A 436950. City, R. L. Polk’ & co. t91Gs5 a02ae
Svo. $5.00. [24406
© Sept. 9, 1916: 2° ¢) and si
Sept. 18, 1916; A 438404; R. L. Polk
& co. of Utah, Salt Lake City.
PILLSBURY (Geo. E.) jr.,* Los Angeles.
Pillsbury’s co-insurance chart. 22 p.
S8vo. $1.00. [24398
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439740.
PIONEER mother memorial, ways and :
means committee. Memorial to the
.PoLK county, Neb. Heald’s directory
of Polk County, Nebraska [1916]
comp., arranged by J. L. Heald. 59
Pioneer mother of Indiana, 1916. 29 p. Svo. $5.00. [24407
p. 12mo. $0.25. [24399 © Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
© June 28, 1916; 2 « and aff. 19, (1916; A 4881005 Gis y diamines
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489326; Mrs. Heald, Osceola, Neb.
Samuel M. Ralston, Indianapolis.
PoMEROY advertising,* New York.
Men’s clothing silhouette shadow
illustrations, etched scenic back-
ground. cover-title, 5 1. illus. fol.
[24408 ©
© Aug. .30,. 1916: 2 @.sSepies
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 439614.
PiTtsBuRGH, Pa. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Pittsburgh city directory, 1916. v.
41.~ Pittsburgh, “R.- Li. Polk “& €o.,
1G. 2933" i. ef 29301" ps, front,
(col. fold map.) 4to. $12.00. [24400
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 445163; R. L. Polk &
co., Pittsburgh. Ponce de Leon water co., ine.*, Indian-
PITTSBURGH LEADER. Series of anti- apolis. Ponce de Leon fountain
substitution talks. Leader talks water. cover-title, [8] p. port. 12mo.
about advertising to the man and [24409
woman of the home. cover-title, ©, Aug. 1, 1916; 2.c. Oct 4, 19iG=
[36] p. 4to. $0.05. [24401 aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439644.
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 439217; Leader pub. co., | Popes calendar, 1917. New York,
ine., Pittsburgh. Sully and Kleinteich, 1916. 53 1.
5 a 2
PITTSBURGH TYPEWRITER and supply ports. 8vo. 90.60. [2a
co. Co-operative club plan. [4] p. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
illus., port. Ato. [24402 15, 1916; A 436827; W. 1a & Clave
©): Oct. 6G, 1916: 2 cand “ath wet, Dennis, Brookiyn.
10, 1916; A 439732; James P. Dur- ; : oe
kin, Pittsburgh. PorTER (Delia Lyman) * Boston. Chris-
RRs : tian discussion club program.
PEATT - (Louis. (J) Industrial fuel. [24411, 24412
Lesson no. 8. Steel. New York, Series 2. Christian ideas for character.
National gas association, [1916] 2 15, [1] p. 16mo. $0.05. © Aug. a
De Ly pe. 238i R25 Tihs sve: 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14, 1916;
(Practical gas educational courses) 439298.
[24403 Series 3. oe meee Mae
: Zi 10 e child p. older.
© Sept. 13, 1916: 2° ce). and “att. ee $0.05. © Aug. 28, 1916; 2 «.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 439849: Natl. com- and aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 439297.
mercial gas assn., New York. , :
PosEy (Mollie Richardson)* Russell-
PLEGER (John J.)* Chicago. Book- ville, Ky. Order easter star me-
binding. Oct., 1916. (In Inland morial service. 15 p. diagr. 16mo.
printer ) [24404 $0.10. [24413
© Oct. 2, 1916; 1c. Oct. 11, 1916; © May 5, 1916; °2 ¢ and aff, @es.
A 443102. 5, 1916; A 439666. |
1088
BOOKS, GROUP If
24431
no. 10, 1916
PowceEeco bulletin. v. 1, no. 2. By
— Alonzo G. Kinyon. Chicago, IIL,
Powdered coal engineering & equip-
ment company [1916] [12] p. illus.
Svo. [24414
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 e« and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444077; Harry B.
Pruden, Chicago.
POWELL (John J.)* Kansas City, Mo.
Deck of cards. cover-title, [12] p.
Ss2mo. $0.10. [24415
er Age st 1916; 2 ¢ Sept. 12,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 489453
Poyser (John R.) Auto’s turn,
story. Canton, O., The Canton foun-
dry & machine company, [1916] 1
mek, t P5]—3i). illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[24416
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 439707; Canton foundry
& machine co., Canton, O.
[Pratt (Agnes Daniels)] Mary Jane’s
cook book. 3 p. 1. p. 3-807, blank
p. S8vo. $0.98. [24417
© Sept. 25. 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 437837;
Boston traveler, Boston.
Perce (M. F.)* Iowa City, Ia.
[24418, 24419
Silent auction. I p.1.,5 1. illus. Svo.
@Juby 25. 1916; 2 ¢«. Aug. 21, 1936;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 4392838.
ii Silent auction plan. | & De Opie -SVvo0-
Olay 25, 1916 > Aug. 21 "1916 ;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916: ok 439282.
PRINTZ-BIEDERMANN Co.*, Cleveland.
[24420, 24421
Improved methods for keeping garment
stock records. cover-title, S p.. foid.
diagr., attached ticket. obl. 24mo.
© Sept. 18, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept.
21, 1916; A 444051.
Printzess art folio.
1916-1517. 7 sheets,
on both sides. 163 by
folder, 174 by Ts inches.
Hoo o.c. and afl. Oct.
439713.
Fall and winter,
illus., printed
7+ inches in
© June 1,
‘i SEG = 5.
FROTESTANT Episcopal church in the
Das. [ 24422, 24428
Hearing God speak through the Chris-
tian seasons; or, The Prince of Peace;
lessons prepared by Members of the
Protestant Episcopal church. Teach-
ers’ manual. Milwaukee, The Young
churchman. co:,” 1916. ~xxxiii, 126° p:
12mo. (Christ-nurture series, course
no. 7, Ist hali year) $0.40. © July
boro 7 2 € and-al. July 10, 1916;
A 431777 :
Hearing God speak through the life
of Our Lord; lessons prepared by the
Members of the Protestant Episcopal
church. Teachers’ manual. Milwau-
kee, The Young churchman co., 1916.
mace, £22 - ps) d2mo; (Christian rue
a true |
PROTESTANT Episcopal church in the
U. S.—Continued.
ture series, course no. 9) $90.40. ©
sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 438418.
© Young churchman co., Milwau-
Kee.
PrRoviWENCE, R. J. ‘Tax book, 1916.
Providence, R. I., Remington print-
ing company, 1916. 526 p. 12mo.
[24424
29. -A916 5.2 €.cand.- aft.
Sept. 30. 1916; A 437897; Remington
printing co., Providence, R. I.
PSYCHO-EXPANDER co.*, Clarinda, Ia.
1
|
© Sept.
|
|
|
Perfect body development and health
through the psycho-expander. 36 p.
illus., diagr. Svo. (Cover - title:
Fresh air beauty ) [24425
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916: A 444076.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS athletic league of the
city of New York. Girls’ branch*,
New York. Official handbook of the
Girls’ branch of the Public schools
athletic league of the city of New
York; ed. by Elizabeth Burchenal.
1916-1917. New York. American
sports publishing company [1916]
201 p. front., illus., diagrs. 16mo.
(Spalding’s athletic library, group
10, no. 314.) $0.10. [24426
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 437645.
PtuGH stores co.*, Chicago. Advance
fashions.- [Large size] 1916-1917.
cover-title, 14.1. illus. fol. [24427
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1916;
aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439545.
PUNCH. 154. 3922, 3923, Sept.
G, ISG, 4to. 3d each.
[ 24428, 24429
©) 1-¢. @et: 4 diy 1986: Aad int.
2779, 2780; pubd. Sept. 6, 13, 1916;
Bradbury, Agnew & co., London.
(kf. O.) .Practieal writing
course. Manual 1-7. Dallas, Chi-
eago, Practical drawing company,
[1916]. cover-title, 7 v. obl. 48mo.
[24430
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
30, 1916; A 439596; Practical draw-
ing co., Dallas.
no.
illus.
PUTNAM
QUAKER robe co.*, Philadelphia. Cutey
Cuddledown. cover-title, [8] p. col.
illus. Svo. [24431
© Ags. 22 1916: De, Awes 23.
1916; aff. Sept. 9, 1916: A 439249.
1089
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24432 pt. 1, n.s., v.13
QuInN (John N.)* Boston. Versatile | RaymMonp (Samuel W.) Greetings
entertainer. (Boston, Versatile pub. from Connecticut. Card, mount.
co., [1916] cover-title, [16] p. 8vo. col. illus. 34 by 54 inches. [24489
[24432 © Sept. 4, 1916: 2 c and aff.
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. Sept. 20, 1916; A 436967; Bible
7, 1916; A 439710. house, Hartford.
R. & H. advertising oh Service by ReaLt happiness, a calendar, 1917.
The R. & H. advertising co.; comp.
: oe : i abe [New York, Barse & Hopkins] 1916.
by a Woodford B. cr ee 55 1. 24mo: [Text parallel to bind-
ae Dp. ue : ; 2 ing] [24440
© May 20, 5:2 ¢. and aff. Mar. © Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ec and aff
15, 1916; A 439058; Woodford B. x Piet re 29122. :
Rubenstein, Indianapolis, and Ben- Sept. 1, 116; 4 2 ae
jamin W. Head, Brantley, Ala. Hopkins, New York.
RacinE (Samuel Frederick)* Seattle. ae te Ts
Guide ph the study of accounting. SD 08 ee “e wee
[Seattle, The Western institute of er ae pec :
accountancy, commerce and finance, | © Aug. 23, 1916; 2c. and aff.
1916.] 91, [1] p. 12mo. (Account- Oct. 5, 1916; A 439667; Harry C.
| REFLECTOLYTE CO. Reflectolyte makes
|
|
ing students’ series) $1.25. Adam, St. Louis.
[24434 : : See
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 « and aff. EGISTERED tracer system*, Springfield,
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439413. Ml. [24442, 24448
Are you really patriotic? 8 p. 24mo.
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
RavER (Paul) Hell and how shall we 11, 1916; A 436688.
escape. New York, The Book stall, Quick, sure, clean, business-like way of
i he ie 2mo. $0.10. 24435 securing politica page unds
Bou Cp. temo. 20.1 oS p. 24mo. © Sept. 1916; 2 c«. and
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. aff. Sept. 11, 1916: X 436689.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 437983; W. Leon
Tucker, New York. RecRAsso (Humbert) Povero Cecco
Beppe. no. 2. cover-title, 14, [2]
RsaE (John) Big family and their good p. illus. S8vo. [24444
times, verses and pictures by John © Sept. 8. 1916: 2 ec Sept. 12
Rae [New York], Dodd, Mead and fee = Sept. 19 1916: A Fo
company [1916] 5 p.1.,50p. illus. 1. Jalian & co.esaee :
(part. col.) loose pl. obl. 12mo. ; é
$1.25. [24456 | Rets (Benedict)* New York.
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. [24445, 24446
38, 1916; A 437941; Dodd. Mead & How you can build up a big business of
company, inc., New York. your own. [4] p. Svo. © Sept. 25,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A
: ; 4
RauHway, N. J. Rahway city direc- 39567.
Se. Tepe a £ Reis transparent storm cloth. cover-
tory, Union county, New Jersey. v. title, [12] p. illus. 12mo. © Sept.
1, 1916-1917. Yonkers, N. Y., W. L. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 28,
Richmond, 1916. 200 p. 8vo. 1916; A 489568.
$4.00. [24437
© Sept. 22. 1916: 2 « Sept. 27, | RePusric electric company. Catalogue
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 437846: | A. 1136 p. to: [24447
W. L. Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y. © Sept. 11, 1916; 2 e and aff
Sept. 16, 1916; A 437708; R. R. Don-
tary (Harris Franklin)* Evanston, nelley & sons co., Chicago.
Ill. Development of the kingdom of
God. The life and teachings of | Reynorps (Charles Bingham)* New
Jesus Christ, lessons written by York. Game law blue book; the
Harris Franklin Rall; practical ap- game and fish laws of the United
plications written by John William States and Canada. 4th yr. [Ed.
Langdale. Lessons 1-5. (In Adult of 1916] New York. Game law pub-
Bible class monthly, July, 1916) lishing co., 1916. 186 p. map. vo.
=: [24438 $0.25. [24448
2 June 10, 1916; 1 ¢ June 13, © Aug. 25. 1916; 2 e Sept. 9,
1916; A 440212. 1916; aff. Sept. 8, 1916; A 438288.
1090
no. 10, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
24468
Reynes (Myles Andrew Julius)* As-
bury Park, N. J. Prince of Ethio-
pia, Booker T. Washington. Ribbon,
12 by 4 inches. $0.25. [24449
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c Sept. 12,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 489429.
Rice (Cyrus William)* Philadelphia.
Cyrus W. Rice treatment finder.
Celluloid slide indicator, printed on
both sides, 8 by 24 inches, in case.
[24450 |
Peer. 1916. 1 c Aug. *6, 1916;
fe ng 19.1916; ait. Oct. 6, 1916;
A 489690.
RicHMonpD (Grace S)* Fredonia, N. Y.
Red Pepper’s patients, by Grace S.
Richmond; illus. by Herman Pfeifer.
Gnap. <2 cont'd.—=s. (In Ladies’
home journal, Oct. 1916.)
© Sept. 20, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20,
1916; A 442640.
RipENouR (Jessie Hosmer )* Washing-
ton. Disappearance of Paula, by
Jessie Hosmer. [4] p. 32mo. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [24452
© Sept. 7, 1916;
7, 1916; A 489187.
RipGLtEY (Douglas C.) [24453-24455
Geographical classification and topical
outline ; from teachers guide and cross
reference classification of the 600 set
Keystone stereographs and lantern
slides. Meadville, Pa., Keystone view
company [1916] 64 p. 12mo. $0.25.
@Gescne. 29. 19163°2 c. and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439739.
© Keystone view co.,
Pa.
North America; a reference notebook
for pupils to accompany any textbook
in geography, by D. C. Ridgley and
_M. #. Robb. Normal, Ill., Mciknight
and McKnight, 1916. cover-title, 80
p. maps. obl. 12mo. $0.30. ©
Anes, SOLG>s 2 cand aft. Sept. 23,
1916; A 439459.
World as a whole; a reference notebook
for pupils, by Douglas C. Ridgley and
Mary HE. obb. Normal, fil., Mc-
Knight & McKnight, 1916. cover-
title, 80 p. maps. obl. 12mo. $0.3
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 38°
1916; A "439458.
© Douglas C. Ridgley, Normal. I.
RIsHEL (Charles Deibert)* Mount Joy,
Pa. Which, Barbara or the Indian;
or Gottes willa sei gathan. Mount
Joy, Pa., Published by The author,
i516). G7.p. 12mo. $0.25. [24456
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2c Sept. 12,
1916; aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 439454.
RISHEL (William David)* Salt Lake
City. Brigham City to Snowville.
(Iv Salt Lake tribune) [24457
© May 28, 1916; 1c. June 5, 1916;
A 442847.
2e. and aff. Sept.
Meadville,
roast |
Ropsins (May)
New Barnes readers.
Primer. By
[24458, 24459
ist year, 1st half.
May Robbins, Herman
Dressel _ and E. U. Graff; illus. by
M. B. Hill. New York and Chicago,
The A. S. Barnes company [1916]
96) pe cols lus: )t2moy 7 S0.32: “©
Ane. 24, TOLGs (2) er Aussi 28. 1916);
aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 438164.
Teachers manual; the method used in
the new Barnes readers. Primer and
book 1, 1st aa New York and Chi-
cago, The S. Barnes company
PtOLG] Pel pe 46) p, Ial2zmo. “SOs2
@QpAuge 24, A916 2) ec, Aue. 28. 19L6%
aff. Aug. 26, 1916; A 438163.
© A. S. Barnes co., New York.
Ropert Treat hotel. What every guest
ot this hotel should know. cover-
title. 64 p. illus. es [24460
© July 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. July
Pe OG cask: fe Essex pub. ¢o.,
Newark.
ROBERTSON-CATARACT electric co. Gen-
eral catalogue no. 16, 1916-1917.
Buffalo, N. Y. [1916] 3 p.1., 5-881
p. illus. (part col.) diagrs. Ato.
[24461
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 488751; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
RoBINSON (Belle) ed. Priscilla crochet
book. no. 2. Edgings and insertions.
Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publish-
ing company, 1916. 48 p._ illus.
Ato. $0.25. [24462
© Aug. 22-"19162"2 and “ait.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 487547; Priscilla
pub. co., Boston.
N. Y. Rochester
tory, for the year beginning Aug.
15, 1916. no. 67. Rochester, Drew
Allis company, 1916. 87, 91-1568,
1724-2018 p. Svo. $7.50. [24463
©: Sept. 84, “1916 s: 2c. and “ak,
Sept. 28, 1916; A 437841; Drew Allis
co., Rochester, N. Y.
(Don) My
Sheet, 11 by
ROCHESTER, direc-
ROCKWELL
queen.
$0.15.
©=Septy 1: 219165 02
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436932 ;
San Francisco.
Argentina
84 inches.
[24464
Gx and. ait.
Gillick co.,
RocKWELL (Paul Ayres)
[24465-24468
American aviator in thrilling sky fight.
Or Oct. 1019 86k he: Oct. 13, 1916;
A 443200.
Fights four in air, American unharmed.
OnOceat2) 1916 EG. Oct. 1G 1 OG.
A 443256.
Lion is U. S. flyers’ mascot. @© Sept.
OE LONG + ple Sept. hSap 19LG + a AG
442589.
1091
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24469
pt. ne sawads
RockweEtt (Paul Ayres )—Continued.
New Rockwell rank at bier. © Oct 4,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443049.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mount
(N. C.) directory, 1916-1917: v. 4.
Rocky Mount, N. C., Richmond, Va.
Eiihl drreckony ¢o., ime: 49165 220 p:
8vo. $5.00. [24469
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 487588 ; Hill directery co.,
ine., Richmond.
RoerHRIG (Bernard Francis)* New
York.” JAll “about; photo. coloring.
[4] p. illus. 16mo. [24470
© Sept $10, 1916: 2c) Aus. a0:
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444028.
Roor newspaper assn.*, New York.
Fall fashion number [1916] [16] p.
tiws. (part col:) ‘fol: [24471
© Sept, 12:7 19162" 2 tee and atk:
Sept. 19, 1916: A 489364. —
Rose (Robert F.)* Washington.
Robert F. Rose expert shorthand
course. Lessons 16-25. 10 v. S8vo.
[24472
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 439311.
ROSENFELD (Monroe H.)* New York.
It’s the woman who gives. (In
Brooklyn daily times) [24473
© Oct? 2, 1916; 1 es) Oct. 4) 1946 ;
A 442939.
Ross (Chas.) & son co.*, Brooklyn.
Ress, improved liquid and _ semi-
paste mitxures. Circular no. 6—B.
47 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. [24474
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 439657.
‘Ross (Nathaniel C.)* Fort Wayne,
Ind. Essays on health via chiro-
practic. Fort Wayne, Ind., Ross col-
lege of Chiropractic, 1916. 48 p.
port. 8vo. $0.50. [24475
© Sept. 27, 1916-2 @ anewatr.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 444128.
-RoucH notes co.*, Indianapolis. In-
surance hand-book of the state of
Illinois, 1916-1917. 576 p. 16mo.
$3.00. [24476
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 488572.
Roya tailors*, Chicago.
[24477-24479
Cuts and copy. cover-title, [24] Dp.
illus. fol. © Sept. 1, 1916; 1 «. Sept.
11, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 23, 1916; A
439475.
|
Rovat tailors*—Continued.
Efficient way to order made-to-measure
clothes. (Jn Saturday evening post,
Sept. 80, 1916.) © Sept. 28, 1916;
1c. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442905:
Let your idle pennies buy
clothes. Join the savings suit and
0 coat .club. 4 p. This» tase
Aug. 5, 1916 3) 2: ¢: Septins 1S Gea:
Oct. 4, 1916; A 4389639.
Paterson, N. J.
your fall
ROYLE (John) & sons*,
Kifficient machinery 41, Jal ae
illus. 16mo. [24480
© SeuE 21, 1916 32. Capen ee
Sept. 22, 1916: A 439641.
RunwnNaArys (C. Bertram) With God in
the silence. Milwaukee, Wis., The
Young churchman co., 1916. vii, 21,.
Lip. “8yo. {ROga [24481
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Séepies 22; TOTS 438501; Young
churchman €0:; Milw aukee.
RusH (Olive)* New York.
[24482, 24483
Cherups and the weather man. @© Sept
15, 1916; 1c. Sept, 30teteu
442875.
Cherups on a hike. © Aug. 15, 1916;
1c. Sept. 80, 1916; A 442874.
[Note: The foregoing are in woman’s
home companion]
RUSSELL (Annie A.)* New York.
[ 24484, 24485
Her boys college fund. © Oct. 10, 1916;
1 ce. Oct. 17, 1916; A 443276.
Where does Uncle Billy get his money?
©.Sept. 10, 1916; 1c. Sept. 452191G-
A 442738.
[Note: The foregoing are in Little up-
start! }
RUSSELL (Lillian) * Chicago.
[24486-24512
Beauty talks. Against curvature. ©
Nept. 18, 1916; 1:¢. Sept. 19, 2996-42
442678.
American voice. © Sept. 21, 1916;
1 c. Sept. 22, 1916; A 442682.
Are men color blind. © Sept. 20,
1916; 1 2, Sept. 21, 1916; A 442679.
—— Cleanliness is health. © Oct. 5,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 6,.1916; A 443040.
Custodians. @© Sept. 26, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 442775.
HWase ewowrens life. © Oct. 6, 1916;
1c. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443066.
Hiffect of love on beauty. © Sept.
22,. 1916: 1c... Sept... 23, Agiicrwes
442707.
Flesh is weak. © Sept. 23, 1916,
1c. Sept. 25, 1916; A 442711.
—- Hungry hair. © Sept. 29, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442969.
Simple dress. © Oct. 3, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oct. 4, 1916; A 442998.
Sunshine in life. © Oct. 4, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 5, 1916; A 442997.
Your tea. ©. Oct. 2; 1916;
Oct. 3, 1916; A 442987.
14eé
1092
Oy acest)
ane ite ee ee :
a
Lo eS Ee ee Oe ee
Adie
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
24531
Russert (Lillian) *—Continued.
Guard well your grace of carriage. ©
Mies SLOG) Lie. Oct: 2, 1916; A
442975.
Lillian Russell’s ae hints. Bathing.
© Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1916:
A 442653.
Civic cleanliness. © Sept.
1916; 1 c. Sept. 29, 1916; A 449856.
ee of your mouth. © Oct. 13,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 14, 1916; A 443232.
Don’t form habits. © Oct. 7, 1916;
tc. Oct! 9, 1916; A 443070.
Eat your share of honey. © Sept.
30, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 2, 1916; A 442973
—— Growing girl. © Oct. 10, 1916;
ies Oct.11, 1916: A. 443147.
Laughing away. © Sept. 25, 1916;
ive sept. 26; 1916; A 442773.
Reversing the seasons. © Sept. 27.
1916; 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1916; A 442853.
Thinning hair. © Oct. 9,1916;1e¢
Oct. 10; 1916; A 443169.
Ro control beauty. © Oct. 11,
Poteet re Oct. 12, 1916: A 443172.
wouryeyes.. © Oct. 12;.19165 1 c:
Oct. 18, 1916; A 443209.
Look in your mirror and laugh.
Pe ee eonGie el eit) Sept. 25;
442768.
Protect but don’t poke fun at your face.
@GpOcine1 29162) 1c. Oct. 9, 1916; A
443167.
“Straight front’’ the battle cry of free-
28
© Sept.
1916; A
dom. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18,
1916: A 442609.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday or daily tribune. ]
s. K. EF. ball bearing co.,* Hartford.
Better production from textile ma-
ehimery., 70° p. illus. (part col.)
Svo. [245138
©iosept, 5, 1916; 2 c and..aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489210.
SACKETT (Jos. B.)* Chicago. Confes-
Sions of a twister. (J” Casualty re-
view, Sept., 1916) [24514
sents 25, 19165 Ec -Oct. 5,
1916; A 442947.
SALT seller. v. 6, no. 5, September,
1916. 22 p. illus. 8vo. [24515
emp as 2561916 = 2 °c. sand: aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439147; Diamond
erystal salt co., St. Clair, Mich.
SALTER (William Thomas Hall)* Bos-
fom. ~ -Victory.. .[3]. p... illus... 12mo.
[24516
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
16, 1916; A 489325.
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm,
pt. 8. (Jn American poultry advo-
cate. ) [24517
Oct 5, 198. 1c Oct. 7, 1916;
A 443268 ; Clarence C. Du Puy, Syra-
euse, N. Y.
SANDERS (Frank Knight)* New York.
SyHabus of lectures introductcry to
the Old Testament. [13] p. 12mo.
: [24518
@ sSeptji2, WoiG= 2.e.and ait.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 439312.
SAN Francisco. Monthly motor direc-
tory. Oct., 1916. San Francisco,
Harding & Laws, 1916. cover-title,
bel) ps Se4to.. 1:80:25: [24519
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439575; Jesse
James Laws, San Francisco.
SAVAGE (M. W.) factories,
neapolis. Pure food
cover-title, 40 p. illus. 4to.
log] Sept., Oct. [1916] )
© Sept? < i! 19it62 2246
Sept. 9, 1916; A 489253
ScHAPHoRST (William Frederick) *
New York. Handy chart for figur-
ing pumping capacity. (/n Hlectri-
ine.,* Min--
groceries.
([Cata-
[24520
and aft.
cal age, Sept., 1916) [24521
@ sSept.-1, 1916s. e.4Sept: 23,
1916; A 442685. :
SCHLENKER (Carl) Bulletin for
teachers of German. Current prob-
lems. “no. 8. vi, 41 p. S8vo. $0.25.
[24522
@y Aus. 21; 19tG- 2 e Sept. 9)
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 489246;
University of Minnesota, Minneapo-
lis.
ScCHMALTz (Jos. H.)* Chicago. Mar-
ket fluctuations, high grade soa
tankage and blood. Wall chart, 93
by i724 inches. [24523
©? July 5... 1916: tc) Sepiyets,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1916; aff. Sept.
26, 1916; A 489580.
ScHmMucK (J. Carl)* Lawrence, N: Y.
Ode to Wilson. 11. S8vo. [24524
© Sept 226) AGG ©2 xeacand>ait.
28, 1916; A 439554.
[24525-24531
Sept.
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.)
Brussiloff’s drive fails, says Berlin. ©
Sent. 20: 10tGs 1c. Sept. 235; 196
A 442694.
German line bent but not weakened. ©
Septee 260s) ONG ¢bt.c, /OCh 2, st OlGE
A 442881.
Germany ministers to its wounded foes.
GC OGEO, 291Gb G.WOcts Aes 1986 ;
A 4431381.
Gifts for Germans sought. © Oct. 9,
LOGS tes Octast2. 1916; ASAS Soe
Sees a night battle on Russian front.
© Sept. ates 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1916 ;
A 442626.
Sees Russian drive halted in Galicia.
© Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1916;
A 442587.
1093
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24532
ScHvETreE (Oswald F.)—Continued.
War reports killed by British censors.
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1916;
A 442804.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Scuusterr (Edw. J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [24532-24534
Aug., 1916. Texas ed. 39 p. 4ito.
$12.00 for 12mo. © Sept. 6, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439252.
ae . Western ed. cover-title,
200 (i. e. 212) p. 12mo. $12.00 for
© Sept. 6, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 9, 1916; A 439251.
Sept., 1916. Texas ed. 33! “ps"* Atoz :
$i2.00 a year. S Sept. 27,
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439590.
|
|
1916; 2 |
|
ScHutrTe & Koerting co.*, Philadelphia. !
[24535-24539
Bihn-Jones automatic blow-case lifting
liquids. 8 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. |
pCattlosue 2. section 0.) © Sept. 25,
1916; 2 c and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A
444267.
Cataleg of marine auxiliaries. 4 p.
ifius. 4to. @ Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c.
and at. Oct. Ss 1916; A 444269.
Koerting mechanical fuel oil burning
system. 44 p. illus., diagrs. 4io.
(Catalogue 6. section 0.) © Sept. 25,
{Si1G> 2 ce: and’ att. ‘Oct. 6!
444265.
. & K. evaporators and distillers. 12
19TS> A
72)
p. illus., diagr. 4to. (Catalogue 10,
section DE.) @© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444271.
Schutte marine valves. Sip. Prailas..
diagr. 4to. (Catalogue 8
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
6, 19:6: A 444270.
ScRIBNER’s (Charles) sons*, New York.
Scribner market facts that may be
helpful in the development of busi-
ness. 16 p. illus. S8vo. (Cover-
title: Quality as applied to publica-
tions that sell advertising space has
come into such general use that it
has almost lost its distinction)
[24540
and aff.
. section M.) |
i
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 «
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439400.
SEaRS (F. W.)* New York. Worlds
injustice. (In Milady beautiful,
Oct., 1916) [24541
© Sept. 25, fre Oe. 9,
1916; A 443052.
SEaRson (J. W.) Course of study
questions and outlines for Nebraska
teachers’ reading circle. [1916, |
1917.] Chicago, Lincoln, The Uni-
versity publishing co., 1916. 9 1. |
interleaved with lined 1. for memo- |
1916;
randum. Svo. [24542
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
25, 1916; A 436865;
. University pub.
o0., Lincoln, Neb.
1094
SEATTLE times.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean)
SELLING aid cut service.
SHALER (Robert)
SHEPARD (Frank) co.
Shepard’s Missouri citations.
nt. 5 nb. ss5 wis
Seattle times’ tours,
one to twenty-four. 36 p. 8vo.
[24543
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 e and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 439149: Times print-
ing co. of Seattle, Seattle.
SEELMAN (John Joseph)* Milwaukee.
Pre-iaboratory technic.
16mo. $0.50. [24544
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 e. Oct. 13, 1916:
aif. Oct. 12, 1916; A 445103.
[24545-24548
Hats grow simple as frocks grow more
elaborate, by Jean Seivwright; draw-
ings by EH. C. Kelly. @ Oct. 1, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 5, 1916; A 443005. :
Jersey is punuiae fabric for beet practi-
cal gown. © Oct. 8, 1916; ce, 2068
11, 1916: As 443151.
Party frocks have every kind of neck-
line, by Jean Seivywright; drawings by
E. C. Kelly. © Sept. 17, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 442658.
Winter evening gowns will be long and
full and clinging. © Sept. 24, 1916;
ic. Sept. 29, 1916; A 442831.
[Note: The foregotng are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune, Chicago, and
New York globe, New York.
28 p. illus.
Selling aid.
Message no. 3. Sheet, illus. (part
col.) printed on both sides, 114 by
17 inches fold. to 4to. [24549
© Sept. 22, 1916: 2 ¢. -and aff.
aka 28, 1916; A 439552; Flint Me-
Naughton. Chicago.
[24550-24552
Boy scouts for home protection. New
Leask. Hurst & company [1916] 160
p. 12mo. $0.35. _© Seppe, 2a 222e-
> ¢@: and aft. Sept. 30, 1916; A 437892.
Boy scouts on the roll of honor. New
York. Hurst & company [1916] 160
. 1i2mo. $0.35. @ Sept? 2579916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 437891.
Boy scouts with the motion picture play-
ers. New York, Hurst & company
[1916] 160 - 12mo. $0.35.
Sept. 23, 1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. Sept.
30, i916: A 437893.
© Hurst & co., New York.
* New York.
[24553-24563
Shepard's Illinois citations. yv. 11, no. 3,
Sept.. 1916. [Cumulative suppl.J] 96
p. Svo. $5.00 per yr. © Oct. 2, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438796.
Shepard’s Minnesota citations. vv. 16,
no. 3, Sept., 1916. {Cumulative
suppl.] 111 p. Svo. $4.00. © Oct.
4, 1916; 2 ec: and afe. Oct.,9, 191622
A28798.
v. 15;7 ne:
[Cumulative sunelt
$5.00 per yr. © Sept
2c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916:
; =. .1916:
149 p. S8vo.
26, 4916;
A 438795.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
24584
SHeparp (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s New York court of appeals ci-
tations, common law—chancery. v. 1,
no. 2) Sept., 1916. Cumulative
suppl. 122 p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr. ©
Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 25,
1916; A 438538.
Shepard’s New York miscellaneous cita-
tions. Weed eso: , sept... 1916.
[Cumulative suppl.] qe on 8vo.
3.00 per ys. © Sept: 21, 19165; 2 c.
Septet OlG sai. Oct. 2;/ 19165 A
438694.
Shepard's
tions.
New York supplement cita-
yv. 4, no. 3, Sept., 1916. Cumu-
lative suppl. 218 p. S8vo. $6.00. ©
Gea O16 e2 ¢c.- and aff. Oct. 9;
1916; A 438797.
Shepard’s Northwestern
13, no. 3, Aug., 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 177 p. S8vo. $6.00 per yr.
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9,
1916; A 488794.
citations. Vv.
Shepard’s Southwestern citations. v. 9,
NOmero eke.» | 1916. [Cumulative
suppl] 329 p. S8vo. $6.00 per. yr.
© ae POG 21c and ai. Oct. 9,
1916; A 4388793.
Shepard’s Tennessee citations. y. 2, no.
3, Aug., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 112
p. -Svo. $4.00 per yr. © Sept. 25,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A
438791.
Shepard’s Texas citations. v. 9, no. 38,
Ane Ss Al OG: [Cumulative suppl.]
309 p. S8vo. $5.00 per yr. © NSept.
Aeetoteee Cc. and am. Oct. 9) 1916;
A 488792.
Shepard’s Washington citations. v. 9,
MO esas DeAUE.. 1916. [Cumulative
suppl.] 144 p. 8vo. $5.00 peryr. ©
Seco 1O16: 2 ¢.. and all: Oct. 9,
1916; A 4388790.
SHEPARD School of music. Shepard pi-
ano system. Orange, N. J., The
Shepard school of music, 1916. 16
Bm “2210. [24564
Pesenia 26 1916: 2 c and. aft.
sept. 29, 1916; A 438628; Florian A.
Shepard, Orange, N. J.
SHIBLEY (Gecrge H.)*
Preparedness plus. The Mexican
question; world peace programs.
New York, The League for world
peace, 1916. 63, [1] p. 8vo. $0.05.
[24565
© Sept: 20, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A
439476.
SHIvES (Daniel W.)* Detroit. Rup-
ture, hernia; first aid to the rup-
tured. Chicago, Ill., W. B. Conkey
company [1916] - 3p: 1... p. ‘
16mo. [24566
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2° ¢ Sept. 22,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 439461.
Washington.
SHoHoLM (Grover J.)* Boston. Bos-
ton social survey. 89 p. 8vo. $0.35.
[24567
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
8, 1916; A 439631.
i
(Stephen)* Oklahoma City,
Okl. Efficiency bridge cards [4] p.
16mo. $0.10. [24568
© oELe 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916: A 438509.
SICARD
SICKLES-LODER co., New York. Hard-
ware. cover-title, X XI, 652 p. illus.
4to. [24569
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
28, 1916; A 437876.
SINGER (B.)* Chicago. Bulletin G.
Sept., 1916. 4p. Ato. [24570
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 486863.
SINGER ALMANAC, 1917. [Elizabeth,
N. J.] Singer sewing machine co.,
ine. [1916] cover-title, 31 p. illus.
Svo. [24571
© Sept..14 1916: 2 © and ait.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 486857; Singer
mfg. co., Elizabeth, N. J.
Elizabeth, N. J.
[24572-24584
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
SINGER mfg. co.*,
chines of class 7, one needle, lock
stitch. 13 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Form 8183, Aug., 1916) © Sept.
Zl OMG 62 ie: and aft. Sept. 23, 1916;
‘A 439448.
of class 24. One needle, single
thread chain stitch for manufactur-
HAUS = wility p. illus. 24mo. ([Form
8142, rev. Aug., 1916]) © Sept. 19,
1TOLG 3 2-es and. afi. Sept.-22- 91916:
A 438485
of class 24, two needles. Single
thread chain stitch for manufacturing.
1a pe Silliss = 24mo.. (horn 8143.
Aug, 1OlG) « @©Sept-» 205 191652. e
and aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A 439447.
Price list of parts, machine no. 81-4.
Zp. 1 pel—38.e_ 129) p.4 iluss= Syo-
(Form "8321, May, 1916) © Sept. 18,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A
438486.
machine no. 81-6. 2p. 1, pe 7-38,
[28] p. illus. S8vo. (Form 8322 J
May.
1916) © Sept. 18, 1916; 2 <. “le aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 438488.
machine no. 81-11. 2 p. 1., p. T—
33, [23] p. illus. 8vo.. (Korm 8328,
May, 1996)" ©=- Sept. 18," 1916s 2c
and aff. Sept. 22, 1916; A 438487.
ee ae no. 7S6=l25 Zaps lei ss;
Da wwhS: ss OvOs. (ChORM 316,
ae 1916) © Sept. ES AE OMG se
7
8
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436854.
machine no. 86-13. 2 p. 1. 7
Pal) Me FO werd (DISS S8vo. (Form 8317,
Tune AOlG) 2Ousepiz” Uh, pLOPoeS 275
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436855.
machine no. 96-10. 2 p. 1., p
48, [43] p. illus. 8vo. Form 8346,
June, 191G6)r2'©@: Septs)21, 419168: 2 ‘ec.
and aff. Sepang, 1 GiGi oA. 439449.
machine no. 98-2. 2 p. 1,
BO: (2810p. -allus: . Svo. sChorm 8313,
May, 1916) @ Sept ihe 191652 es.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436856.
1095
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 2 pes 2a
SINGER mfg. co.*—Continued.
Price list of parts, machines nos. 24—3 to
24-15, 24-17 to 24-19, 24—21 to ae
and) 24-26 to 24-29) 2p. Ve, f -122.
[185] DD: Bithis: Svo, —iBorm "8399"
June, LOGY iG) Septi 9, 19716 s_2) ¢.
and aft. Sept. 22, 1916; A 438489,
machines: of class It(W. 2 op. i,
[7]-33, [24] p. illus. S8vo. (Form
1544W, June, 1916) © Sept. 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 439136.
Singer machine no. 16-88, independent
upper and under feeds for general
work in cloth and leather. 12] De
illus. 8vo. (Form 9436, Sept., 1916)
© Sept. 20, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept.
23, 1916; A 439446.
Sioux Faris, S. D. Polk-Avery direc-
tory co.’s Sioux Falls city directory.
LIC." Sioux Sallie ai SPs oP ork-
Avery directory: co. (916, 615. p.
Svo. $5.00. [24585
© Sept. 21, 1916: 2 e. and aff,
Sebi. 25. 1OlG: oA 7436550 Polke
Avery directory .co., Sioux Falls,
S. D.
SITES (Henry W)* New York. In-
vestment bankers and brokers of
America. 1916. 423 p. 8vo. $10.00.
[24586
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 e Aug. 18,
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439061.
SIveryY (Mike S)* Philadelphia. Char-
lie the bootblack. cover-title, 14 p.
Svo. [Motion picture scenario]
[24587
© Septni3; 1916" 2G. aud? att
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436839.
SKIDELSKY (S. §.) Tales of a tray-
eler. [4 instalments] (J Florists’
exchange) [ 24588, 24589
Aug. 19-Sept. 9, 1916. © Aug. 17— ae
7, 1916; 1 c. each Sept. 20, 1916;
442603.
Sept. 16—Oct. 7, 1916. © Sept. 14-Oct.
ee OMiGe uae: ‘Oct. 13, 1916; A 4481938.
ro A. T. De La Mare ptg. & pub.
, ltd., New York.
Re (Odillon B.)* Wyoming,
Story of the ancient craft:
sons in verse. [ Peoria, He:
Eline sd cos] J 90G 10st ‘
$0.25.
© Sept. 11, 1916: 2 «
Sept. 18, 1916: A 436916.
SLOss (Robert) [24591-24593
Change submarine attitude. © Oct... 13;
1916; 1 e. Oct. 16; 1916: A 443949,
Many visit burned Zeppelin, © Oct. 6,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1916; A 4438085.
No winter letup on Sian © ‘Oct. 13;
1916; 1 c. Oct. 16, 1916; A 443247,
[Note The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Chi-
© Chicago daily
cago.
Til.
its les-
Edw.
Svo.
[24590
and aff.
news Co.,
SMitrH (Chas. Campbell)* Decatur,
Ill. Analysis of values of life in-
surance policies. [63] p. “4 Sea:
$4.00. [24594
© ‘Aug. "1, 19163°2° Sea
1916; aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 439528.
SMITH (David H)* Indianapolis.
Heartbroken mother at home. Sheet,
illus., 9 by 5% inches. $0.25. [24595
©
Sept.
SMITH
Sept. 23, 1916; 2 @. and aff.
26, 1916; A 439520.
(Mrs. EX. K.)*)) Milford. yeti
Who named you? [East Aurora,
N. Y., Printed by The Roycrofters,
1916] > 52, [11 psn: [24596
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2) ciegmdh ane
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439601.
B.)%
home for
Savannah, Ga.
friendless
SmMitH (Flora
Floral shelter
girls and boys. cover-title, [8] p.
‘Hlus.y ports. .hol, [24597
© May 20, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 489399.
SmMitrH (Frank M.)~ ¢o.*, Chieago.
Automatic flour blending and purify-
ing machine. [4] p. illus. obl.
48mo. [24598
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 489579.
SmMitH (Franklin M.)* Los Angeles.
End of the world. cover-title, 12 p.
port., diagr. 16mo. $0.25. [24599
© Sept. 15, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. apaedee
A 444089.
Smita (Ida Kuhl)* Brooklyn. Pine
needle craft. [Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Florida pine needle community]
19162 ° [4] jp. . as eoks [24600
© Sept. 15; 1916°°2 ec ‘andate
Sept. 18, 1916; A 4386922.
SmitH (Russell E.). Female of the
species. [Los Angeles, Cal., Stand-
ard printing company, 1916] cover-
title, 10 p. S8vo. [Motion picture
scenario ] [24601
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 25) 1Sie 4 444056 Thos. iH.
Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Chicago.
[24602, 24603
Delivers the -goods. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. 12mo. © Aug. 24, 1916; Does
Sept. 11, 1916; aff. Sept. 218 1916;
A 439431.
Few kind words.
12mo. © Sept. 16, 1916; 2
aff. Sept. 21, 1916; "A 439424,
SmitH form-a-truck co.*,
illus.
cover-title, 32 p.
ec. and
1096
BOOKS, GROUP II
24629
no. 10, 1916
SmuirH’s handy handkerchief co.*, Los | Sowers (W. 8.)* Valley View, Ky.
Angeles. [24604, 24605 Old plantation negro songs. Lexing-
$5000 grant. 4 p. fol. © Sept. 2, ton, Ky., Press of Transylvania
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14, 1516; printing co., 1915. cover-title, 16, 8
A 439317. aaa ok, = 2) OX 9AC12.
. j p. illus: 8vo. $0.25. [24619
$5000 license. 4 p. fol. © Sept. 2. a &
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 14, 1916; © Jan. 5, 1916; 2 c. June 30, 1916;
A 439318. aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 438231.
SmMyTH (George Simpson)* Chicago. A ss rs ies Z
Read this circular carefully. | SPALDING (A. G.) & bros.*, New York.
: [ 24620, 24621
Smyth’s corn cure gives instant re-
lief. Sheet, 7 by 4 inches.
© Oct. 11, 1915; 2 ¢ .and aff.
7, 1916; A 439693.
SnNyDER (Henry) Geography of New
[24606
Oct.
Jersey. XXvViii p. illus., maps, tables.
4to. - [24607
sept. 11,1916: 2 ce. and aff.
Sept. 13, 1916;.A 488338; American
book co., New York.
Soon (J. A.)* El Reno, OKI.
[24608, 24609
Autocracy vs. ochlocracy. [3] p. 4to.
Orpen. 5: 1996; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 4389565.
June, July, and August letters minus
private interest. el Ae 4to. ©
mye 2G, 4916, 2 c. Aug. 29, 1916;
aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439479.
Colum-
SoL~ar metal products co., ine.*,
bus, O. Specification for standard
door opening design. [24610-24614
noes os I. diagrs.. obl. -8voe. ©
Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 1,
1916; A 436836.
Mae SOt 0s. oo Vv. -diagrs. obl: —Svo.
© oe 20. 1096; 2 c. each and aft.
Sept. 1 / 1916; A 436832436834.
HOawsos. 2 Is. diagrs. obl... Svo..- ©
Agee 29. TOIG>: 2 cand aff. Sept. 1,
1916; A 436835.
SOLLERS (George W.)* Washington.
Policeman’s guide to report writing.
35 p. 16mo. [24615
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 489319.
Sonora phonograph corp.*, New York.
Sonora. Oct. 15, 1916. (Jn New
York times. ) [24616
© Oct. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1916;
A 443275
SORENSEN co. Eight hour timepiece.
[4] p. illus. 32mo. [24617
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
3, 1916; A 439622; Johannes P. Beck-
er, San Francisco.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co. St. Louis and suburban tele-
phone directory. Fall, 1916. 203,
184 p. 4to. [24618
ey wri. 9, 19163 -2°¢ and aft! ‘Oct.
13, 1916; A 488872; National tele-
phone directory co., St. Louis.
Spalding fall catalogue, 1916. 112 p.
illus. 8vo. @© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 439371
[Condensed ed.] 65 p. illus. 8vo.
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 e.
19, 1916; A 439372.
and aff. Sept.
SPAULDING (Frank HE.) Learning to
read; a manual for teachers using
the Aldine readers. Rey. ed., 1914,
By F. E. Spaulding and C. T. Bryce.
New York, Newson & company,
PA0t6h.« 20 Ds 2210s o50.60.
[24622
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 488440; Newson &
co., New York.
New York.
[ 24623-24627
Fire insurance law chart, 1916. Wall
chart, 28 by 17 inches. $1.00 ©
Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14,
1916; A 4389322.
Handy guide to premium rates, applica-
tions and policies of American life in-
surance companies. ist. suppl. to the
25th annual ed. 1916-° 16 p. 12mo.
S055. © Sept: 5S A91Gs 2G rand, aft.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 439292.
Life insurance law chart, 1916-1917.
Wall chart, 26 by 22 inches. $3.00
- © Sept. 8, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14,
1916; A 439321.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
SPECTATOR CO.*,
companies.. v. 11, no. 8. Aug., 1916.
Dp. 13790. =8ver1 $0.25. © Sept.: 18,
1996 22 coand aft. ‘Sept. 2U4 19iG = A
439426.
Vest pocket life agents brief. 8th ed.
352 p. 24mo. “$1.00. © June 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. June 24, 1916; A
431624.
[Spracte (Martin)] Mrs. Everywo-
man visits a modern laundry. (Jn
Bulletin of American association of
newspaper special advertising.
Sept. 13, 1916) [24628
© Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 18,
1916; A 442579; American assn. of
newspaper special advertising, Chi-
cago.
Sprinc (La Verne W.)* Chicago.
Non-technical chats on iron and steel
and their application to modern in-
dustry. 13. cast steel (Jn Valve
world, Oct., 1916) [24629
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1916 ;
A 442808.
1097
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24630 pt. Bibs te
Seurres (William Henry Tappey)* | STANDARD STATISTICS co., inc.*—Contd.
Norfolk, Va. Guide to Norfolk, Va., sei Rieiy e 2 oe ss service. v. A
“ts Jessa ¢ ; ; no. cover-title, various pag-
Portsmouth, Virginia Beach [ete.] ing. 4to. $60.00. © Sept. 18, 1916;
48 p. illus., maps. $0.10. [24630
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
15, 1916; A 436813.
STANDARD ELEVATOR
Philadelphia. Standard elevator in-
terlock. 14p. illus. S8vo. [24631
©. May * 20 1916> 2 ec. “ard? “aif.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436831.
interlock co.*,
no. 3,
Tork,
1916.
$0.25
[24632
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
10, 1916; A 439717; Standard fash-
ion co., New York.
STANDARD QUARTERLY. v. Q,
winter 1916-1917. New
Standard publishing company,
68 p. illus. (part col.) fol.
STANDARD REGISTER of national adver-
Hsing yids ng: dere Sept. 14006:
Suppl. no. 6. 176 p. Ato. [24633
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 438401 ; Nationa regis-
ter pub. co., inc., Vilkes-Barre, Ea.
STANDARD STATISTICS ¢Co., inc.*, New
York. [24634-24646
Miscellaneous ee Ociz s1916-
cover-title, 1 p. L., D:,.2 OVO. - LO 0cE:
TG vei hy bb epcieeere: and ‘aff, Oct. 18,1916;
A 438948.
Standard bond descriptions vit 43 no. 19:
cover-title [220] p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Oct-27. (91Ge ) Gweand Alta Ot. oO;
1916; A 437981.
v. 4, no. 20: cover=title.
[1] p. 4to. $60.00.
2c. and aff. Oct.
Standard
[e242 1-6,
@, Oct. 16, 191416 ;
18, 1916; A 438949.
bond offerings. Oct., 1916.
BT) 02> 12moe.. YS60:00... © Oct. 16,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 18;21916>- A
38947.
Standard corporation records. vy.
18. cover-title, [366] p. Ato.
© Sept. 18, 1916;
19, 1916; A 437818.
v. 4, nos 19. <covertitie 4 [isd61ep:
4t0.77'36000.,.>@), Oct. 2.48916 5 24 ¢.
and aff. Oct. 5, 1916; A 437978.
v. 4, no. 20. cover-title, various
paging. 4to. $60.00. © Oct. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A
438952.
Standard corporation service daily vy. A.
4, no. A. 19. cover-title. 4, 4, 69-132
j $60.00. © Oct. 2, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Oct. 5, 1916: A 437979.
v. A. 4, no. A. 20. cover-title, vari-
ous paging. 4to. $60.00. © Oct. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 18, 1916: A
38951.
Standard
vised,
from
4, no.
$60.00.
2 c. and aff. Sept.
corporation
Aug., 1916.
January 1,
D. 4to.
LOLGs. Die
20, 1916;
Service, daily re-
[Cumulative index
LLG] epee elo:
$60.00. © Sept. 15,
Sept. 19,1916. ake Sept.
A 438564.
2 c. and aff. Sept. 19, 1916; A 437817.
vy. A 8, no. A 19. _ cover-title, vari-
ous paging. 4to. $60.00. © Oct. 2,
1916; 2’ c and’ ale Oc Sete
437980.
vy. A 8, no. A 20. cover-title, vari-
ous paging. 4to. $60.00. © Oct. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 18) 19%6- A
438950.
STANDARD WATER Systems c€o.,* Hamp-
ton, N. J. Standard multicoil evapo-
rators. 19 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
(Bulletin no. 201) _ [24647 -
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 436969.
STANLEY & PATTERSON. [24648-24649
Faraday fire alarm systems. cover-title,
31 (i. e. 37) p. illus., diagrs. Ato.
@ Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1916;
aff. Aug. 28, 1916; A 439508.
Faraday signal gongs. cover- title, 2 * Dp.
illus. 4to. May 22 13Te <
Sept. 18, 1916; aff. Aug. 28, 1916;
439504.
© George L. Patterson, New York.
STATE BANK of Cleveland, Cleveland,
Tex. Coupon bond certificate [and]
coupon. 2 sheets, 11 by 83 inches
and 32 by 84 inches. [24650
© Jan. 9, 1916; 2 e and aff. Apr. 3,
1916; A 436843; G. O. Bartle, Hous-
ton.
STATE LIFE insurance co., Indianapolis.
You are valuable. Card, 3% by 43
inches fold. to obi. 48mo. [24651
Aug. 29. 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 489397; W. C. F.
Arnold, San Antonio, Tex.
STEPHANOVE (Constantine)
[24652-24654
Bulgars feed Greek soldiers. © Sept. 30,
1916; 1c¢. Oct. 5, 1916; A 442964.
Cross of honor to W. H. Taft. © Sept.
20,° 1916: 1 se. sSept. 923), 4935
442696.
Looks inte Dobrogea charges. © Oct. 2,
1916; 1 c Oct. 6, 1916; A 443021.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
STEPHENS (Anna _ OD.) Important
small member. (Jn messenger of
peace, Sept., 1916) [24655
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 ¢« Sept. 28,
1916; A 442807; Peace association
of friends in America, Richmond,
Ind.
1098
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
STERLING GRINDING wheel co.*, Tiffin,
O. Sterling [catalogue]. cover-
title, 76 p. illus. Svo. [24656
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439586.
STERLING STAMPING & machine co.*,
Wellington, O. Hygrade aluminum
ware. 31 p. illus. Svo. (Export
eatalegue no. 10) [24657
© July 25, 1916; 2
8, 1916; A 444134.
ec. and aff. Aug.
STEWART (Caroline T.) Gender and
declension of German nouns. Bos-
ton, New York [ete.] D. C. Heath
& co., [1916] 41 p. (part blank)
illus. 12mo. (Heath’s modern lan-
guage series) $0. i [24658
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 438146 : D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
STEWART-SIMMONS press*, Waterloo,
Ta. [24659-24661
Mail your dealer circulars at the free
delivery window. cover-title, [14] p.
illus. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1916: 2 «.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436869.
Picking new customers off your dealers’
book. cover-title, [14] p. illus. Ato.
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 436870.
To help your letters land them. cover-
title, [15] p. illus. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1916; 2 e. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A
436868.
Stix, Baer & Fuller dry goods co.
[ 24662, 24663
Miinsterberg admits it. © Oct. 5, 1916;
tte Ock. 6.1916; A, 443027.
© Sidney R. Baer, St. Louis.
sina@y..,@ Oct. 12, 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 13,
1916; A 443206.
© Stix, Baer & Fuller dry goods
co.*, St. Louis.
[Note: The foregoing are in Censor]
Stock (George Chadwick)* New
Haven. Heipful suggestions to
young singers. cover-title, [12] p.
16mo. [24664
fe) Sept 2; 1916;-2 c. and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 489150.
STOELZEL (Emmy)* Kansas City, Mo.
Star’s voice lesson. Lesson 21. (In
Kansas City star) [24665
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 12, 1916;
A 448195.
Stokes (Frederick A.) co.*, New York.
Budget of news for lovers of books.
| Holiday season of 1916] cover-title,
S49 lus. (part col.) -12mo:
[24666
© Sept. 25, 1916: 2 e@ and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A. 488570.
67973—16——_5
a | SS
| Sunrivan (C, Gardner)
24675
Stone (Junius Hasford)* New York.
Millions in foreign trade within your
Meme ht Toe) DORLS (3400. [ext
parallel to binding] [24667
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 489067.
Stout (Rex. T.) Last drive. chap. 4.
(In -Golfers magazine, Oct., 1916)
[24668
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 442945; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
STROMBECK (J. F.) Some ways of re-
ducing freight charges. Chicago,
La Salle extension university, 1916.
2 p. 1. 68 p. Svo. (On cover: One
of a series of treatises in an inter-
state commerce and railway traffic
course. ) [24669
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 489208; La Salle exten-
sion university, Chicago.
Stuart (Katharine) Mashie and iron
play. (Jn Golfers magazine. Oct.,
1916) [24670
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1916;
A 4429438; Golfers magazine ¢o., Chi-
cago.
SUGARMAN (Arthur M.) Brief course
exercises. New York, I. Pitman &
Sons. J 1S'G] > picgn. P2mp. | Aviso:
[24671
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1916: aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436845;
Isaac Pitman & sons, New York.
Crab. [Los
Angeles, Cal. Printed by Standard
printing company, 1916] cover-title,
22p. S8vo. [Motion picture scenario]
[24672
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444054; Thos. H.
Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Superior, Wis. R. L. Polk & co’s City
of Superior directory, 1916. Su-
perior, Wis., R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
395 p. S8vo. $5.00. [24673
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
' 1916; aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 445018;
R. L. Polk & co., Superior, Wis.
SussFELD, Lorsch & co. [24674, 24675
Guardian self-recording Legare ae
[6] p. folder, illus. 16mo. © M
3; 191s 2. eC: and aff. Sept. 19, 1916.
A 439369.
Triumph metallic household thermome-
ters. [8] p. folder, illus. 16mo.
Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 19,
1916; A 439370.
© William Stumpe, New York.
1099
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1,n.s., v.18
24676
SwEDISH gage co., ine.*, New York.
Limit system. 44p. illus. 4to.
[24676
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 4389219.
SwEET (Caroline C.) First lessons in
English for the deaf. 1916 revision.
Hartford, Conn., The American
school for the deaf, 1916. 2 p.1., 111
p. illus., plate. 12mo. (American
school for the deaf series, no. 3)
[24677
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 438498 ; American school
for the deaf, Hartford.
Sweet (W. N.)* Chazy Landing,
Chazy, N. Y. Automobile route.
Montreal to Burlington, Vt., and re-
turn. [4] p. nar. 4to. [24678
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
14, 1916; A 48387382.
Swirt (Ernest G.)* Detroit. Physi-
cian’s perfect call list and record.
3lst ed. 168 p. in leather cover
with pocket containing calendar.
16mo. $1.50. [24679
© Avg. 21, 1916s 2) ¢e.° andmain,
Sept. 5, 1916; A 489144.
Swirt & co.*, Chicago.
mium oleomargarine. [4] p. col.
illus. 16mo. [24680
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444088.
Swift’s pre-
Swine (Raymond HE.) [24681-24685
Big crops in Germany, more food prom-
ised. © Sept. 22, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 25,
1916; A 442732.
Cotton of cattail to clothe Germany. ©
Octie 2, ASICs al vc. (Oct. <6, ASG A
443018.
German steel men for new diver war. ©
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1916; A
Oct. 12, 1916;
443259.
Germany keeps word, but mistakes like-
Vo Oy Oct. V3. TOG = ee Oct: salG:
1916; A 443246.
Pan-German faction to stir Reichstag.
© Sept. 23, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1916;
A 442796.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
SyDNEY (Houston Melbourne)* San
Diego, Cal. Sydney’s sermon. no.
3. cover-title, 15, [1] p. S8vo. $0.10.
[24686
© Aug.
29, 1916; 2. ca and aff.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 439181.
SYNFLEUR scientific laboratories. Amer-
ican perfumer—synfleur insert no.
He T4)) pols: anole [24687
©, Sept. 1801916 ; <2 ‘emand ain.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444065; Alois von
Isakovics, Monticello, N. Y.
TANENBAUM (I.) son & co.*, New York.
Organization. [8] p. illus. 16mo.
. [24688
© Aug. 27, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 43893877.
Taprk (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Inspirations. Oct., 1916. (Jn Har-
per’s bazar, Oct., 1916) [24689
© Sept. 25,.1916:; 1. ¢eSeptaea
1916; A 442925.
Taytor (Mary Imlay)* Mamaroneck,
N. Y. Children of passion. chap.
29-81 end. (Jn Munsey, Oct., 1916)
[24690
© Sept. 20, 1916; 1 e. Sept. 21,
1916; A 442661.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT COS.*, Rochester,
Noyes [24691-24694
Tycos air compressor equipments for
use with temperature and pressure
regulating ayeteny 7 p. illus. 8vo.
Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 439315.
Tycos incubator thermometer facts worth
knowing. cover-title, [12] p. 32mo.
© Sept. 28, 191 2c. and ait. Oct. %
1916; A 4389704
Same. cover-title, 16 p.
32mo. © Sept. 28, 1916; 2
aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 439703.
Tycos temperature control electric con-
tact type—capillary bulb. 3, [1] p.
illus. bulletin 11800. 8vo. © Sept
7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14, 1916:
illus.
ec. and
A 439314
TEMPEST (Phineus)* Rexburg, Id.
Who'll have me? (Jn Teton Peak-
chronicle ) [24695
© Sept. 7, 1916: f <€ Sept. ae,
1916; A 442500.
TERHUNE (Albert Payson)
stain mystery.
Crimson
(In New York even-
ing world) [24696-24698
4th episode. © Sept. 28, 1916; 1 c.
Oct. 4, 1916; A 442930.
5th aes © ae 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
6, 1916; A 44380
6th episode. © ae ‘12, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1916; A 4438225.
© Consolidated film corp, New
York.
TrExAs co.*, New York. Preventing rail
corrosion. 7p. illus., folded diagrs.
Svo. [24699
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 489648.
1100
|
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[
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i
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
THEIR married life (Jn New York
evening journal) [24700-24706
Sept. 19, 1916. © Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c.
ept. 20, 1916; A 442616.
pept. 21, 1916. © Sept. 21, 1916; 1 «¢.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 442742.
Sept. 27, 1916. © Sept. 27, 1916; 1
Sept. 28, 1916; A 442817.
Moe, tonG. CiOct: 3, 1916; 1
Oct. 4, 1916; A 442922.
Benen totGs @yrOcts 5, 1916s 1 ¢:
Oct. 6, 1916; A 442999.
Get, 10,1916. © Oct: 10, 1916; 1
Oct. 11, 1916; A 4438120.
Mags tore eG) Oct. 12, 19163 1
Oct. 18, 1916; A 443175.
© International news service, New
York.
THOMAS (Arthur W.) Opening
speeches for auctioneers. cover-
title, 28 p. 24mo. $1.00. [24707
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489568; Merrick |
Cumings, Chicago.
THOMAS (J. EHd.)*
Never take no for an answer. (In
Danville searchlight ) [24708
© Sept. 14, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20,
1916; A 442681.
THOMPSON (R. W.) [24709, 24710
Bars Jamaica conscription. @© Oct. 2,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443025.
aie compulsion urged. © Sept. 28,
aOMG 40 ec. Oct. 2, 1916: A 442879.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
TuHrirt (Tim)* Cleveland.
[24711-24716
Bringing back Bonnie to you. [6]
i
Mmuwsom tome: GC sept. 23, 191632 c.
and aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439573.
Chart of direct-mail poyerbeiee appeals
for photographers. (In Association
news. Sept., 1916) @© Aug. 18, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 4389595.
Hitting Jones where he lives. [6] p.
mipgses tomes), © Sept. 23; 1916: 2) c.
and aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439571.
Magic of the mails. [6] p. illus. 16mo.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
Po, 4916- A 439572.
Twenty-four hours a day salesman. [6]
Peels somo. ©! Sept. 23; 1916 ;
2c. and aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439569.
Uncle Sam and Uncle Dudley. [6] p
dis.) £6mo0: © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439570.
TocH bros.*, New York. [24717, 24718
Self-healing bridge cement. 8 p. illus.,
diagrs. 12mo. © Sept. 25, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Sept. 30, 1916: A 439594.
Toch brothers Saigcnes: paints and
compounds. 1p.1., 44 p. illus. 4to.
(cover-title: Specifications for damp-
proofing, water-proofing, enameling,
technical painting.) @©@ Oct. 6, 1916;
wa ceand ait Oct. 7, 19162 A 439709.
Westville, IIL. |
24727
TOYCRETE c¢o.*, Evanston, Ill. Toy-
crete, make your own stone blocks
with real cement. [12] p._ illus.
obl. 16mo. [24719
Crluly.: 24 191g: 2) ee. Aus, 19!
1916 ; aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 4389686.
TRADE journal assn.*, Detroit. Route
list of Detroit retail grocers. 48 p.
8 v. narrow 8vo. $2.50. [24720
©) Auesl, 1916s" 2" e:,, S&pte 1.
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 489295
TRAUTMAN (Ray)* Minneapolis. Light
weight fibre artificial limbs and
orthopedic appliances. [10] p. fold-
er, illus. 16mo. (Minneapolis ar-
tificial limb co.) [24721
©. Sept. 27, 1916? 2 e)and ait.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489576.
TROSTEL (Albert) & sons co.*, Milwau-
kee. Pocketbooks to match your
shoes. Sheet, illus., 104 by 64 inches.
[24722
(C)iSepk:,.227° 19160 2 ee Vand ait.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444067.
TRUCK SMIre, Vv. 1, BOs 4.20ci, TOG:
cover-title. 16 p. illus., ports. 4to.
[24723
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 489706; Smith form-a-
truck co., Chicago.
TRUMAN (Frank Ray)* Allen, Tex.
Old home on the farm. Sheet, 63 by
4+ inches. [24724
©» Sept) 16: 1916 372 “ce! “and aire
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489553.
First national bank.
[ 24725, 24726:
Application for sixty month bonus sav-
ings certificate and pass book. Card.
printed on both sides, 4 by 6 inches.
$0.03. © Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1916: aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 439456.
Sixty month bonus savings certificate.
no. A. Sheet, printed on both sides.
154 by 10 inches fold. to nar. 4to.
010. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2c. and aff.
ept. 18, 1916; A 439457.
© James H. McCullough,
Okl.
TULSA, Ol.
Tulsa,
Tuscaloosa, Ala. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Tuscaloosa city directory, 1916-1917,
v. 3. Birmingham, Ala., R. L. Polk &
co. [1916] 268p. Svo. $5.00.
[24727
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 488648; R. L. Polk & co.,
Birmingham, Ala.
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24728
pt.I,n.s., v.13
Typo index; a buyers’ guide and trade | Unperwoop (Drury)—Continued.
cyclopseedia. Ist ed. Eastern zone.
1916. New York, The Typo alliance,
inc. [1916] Various paging. fol.
[24728
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 438548; Typo alli-
ance, inc., New York.
Uxseicut (Emil). Accounting. Les-
son no. 8. Construction expendi-
tures. Pt. 1. New York, National
commercial gas association [1916]
2 p. 1, p. [51J-160. S8vo. (Practical
gas educational courses) [24729
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489350; National
commercial gas assn., New York.
ULMANN (Bernhard) co., ine.*, New
York. [ 24730, 247381
Glossilla blue book. no. 5. Original de-
signs in art embroidery. 33 p. illus.
Sept. 29, 1916. © Sept. 29, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442970.
Sept. 30, 1916. @© Sept. 30, 1916; 1 ec.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 442972.
Oct. 1, 1916. ' © Oct; 4d, 19865 fe. wee.
2, 1916; A 442978.
Oct. 3, 1916. "@ Oct 3, 1999; 2°2Ga
4, 1916; A 442991.
Oct. 4, 1916. © Oct. 4, 1916; 1 © Oct.
5, 1916; A 442995.
Oct. 8, 1916: °°@: Oct. 8, 1916s 1G) Ger
9, 1916; A 443156.
Oct. 10, 1916. © Oct. 4107 3315...
Oct. 11, 1916; A 443145.
Oct. 11, 1916. "© Octl a) Wate ee
Oct. 12, 1916; A 443178.
Oct. 12, 1916. @©@ Oct. 12, 19igsae ec
Oct. 138, 1916; A 443208.
Oct. 13, 1916), © Octiyds; 19tG pete
Oct. 14, 1916; A 443238.
Oct. 14, 1916... © Oct... 24, t3iGey ac.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 4438237.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
(part col.) 8vo. $0.10. © Aug. 22, | UNDERWRITERS’ lJaboratories*, Chicago.
Gy eZ) c, ‘and **al.. ‘Auge 25; 7916s
A 437359.
Manual of yarnkraft; bear brand yarns.
v.14. New York city, Bear brand yarn
manufacturers [1916] 191 p. illus.
Svo. (Cover-title: Bear brand blue
book of worsted work) $0.25. © Aug.
19, 19165 2 ¢c. and afi. Aug. 25; 1916s
A 4387358.
UNDER-FEED stoker co. of America*,
Chicago. Evolution of the Jones
underfeed stoker. 23 p. __ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [24732
© July 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
2, 1916: A 435571,
List of inspected mechanical ap-
pliances. July, 1916. 1 p: 1. p. 3-84.
SVO. [24755
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 438445.
UNITED PROFIT-SHARING corporation’,
New York. Profit-sharing catalog.
48 p. illus. Svo. (Cover-title:
United profit-sharing coupons.)
[24756
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A "436819,
UNDERHILL (Eugene)* Philadelphia. | Unirep service association, inc. In-
Modern surgical nursing. Series 56—
73. 18 v. illus., plates. 4to. $10.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [24733
© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. July
15, 1916; A 4389646.
UNDERWOOD (Drury) ‘Top: ©... 7the
morning. (In Chicago herald)
[24734-24754
Sept. 17, 1916! © Sept: 17) 1916; -1 c.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 442608.
Sept. 19, 1916. © Sept. 19, 1916; 1 ec
ternational 250-mile speedway auto
race for the Vincent Astor trophy.
47 p. illus., ports... ob sao:
(Cover-title: Official programme,
Astor cup race, Sept. 30, 1916,
- Sheepshead Bay speedway, N. Y.)
[24757
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 7, 1916; A 445014; Harry S.
Coudery, New York.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 442651. ‘| Unirep States fidelity and guaranty
Sept. 20, 1916. © Sept. 20, 1916;
Sept. 21, 1916; A 419676.
Sept. 21, 1916. © Sept. 21, 1916;
Sept. 22, 1916; A 442681.
Sept. 22, 1916. © Sept. 22, 1916;
Sept. 23, 1916; A 442708.
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Sept. 23, 1916. © Sept. 23, 1916; 1
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Cc:
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Sept. 24, 1916. © Sept. 24, 1916;
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442770.
Sept. 26, 1916. © Sept. 26, 1916;
Sept. 27, 1916; A 442776.
Sept. 27, 1916. © Sept. 27, 1916;
sept. 28, 1916; A 442851:
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company. Guaranteed attorneys
list, Oct., 1916. Baltimore, Md., The
Lord Baltimore press [1916] 1728 p.
Svo. $10.00. [24758
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 7, 1916; A 445008; John R.
Bland, Catonsville, Md.
U. S. ticut & heat corporation*, Nia-
gara Falls, N. Y. Black. mystery
box explained. 94 p. illus. (part
eol.) diagrs. 12mo. [24759
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444087.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
UNIVERSAL music co. Supplementary
catalog of uni-record and universal
melody music rolls. July, 1916. New
York, Chicago, Universal music com-
pany, 1916. 48 p. 12mo. [24760
(OeAug 15, 1916; 2 ¢-and aff.
Oct. 11, 1916: A 488825; Aeolian co.,
New York.
Ursan (Carl Gustave von)* New York.
Pearl of Poli-Anu. 21. 4to. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [24761
© Aug. 10, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1916; aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 4389335.
UnquHart (Henry A.)* Brooklyn.
Now is the time. Card, col. illus.,
printed on both sides, 14 by 54
inches. fold to 24mo. [24762
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 489179.
UtrHorr (Herman C.)* Portland, Or.
Moral. casuistry of St. Alfonso.
Liguori. 34 [2] p. 12mo. $.025.
; [24763
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 489592.
VALENTINE & co.*, New York.
[24764-24766
“Tt won’t hurt the floors anyway—that’s
valsparred. © Oct. 12, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
16, 1916; A 443226.
Make indoors cheerful for winter
months. Sept. 30, 1916. © Sept. 28,
1916; 1 c. Sept. 30, 1916; A 442844.
Make indoors cheerful for winter months.
OcizsaetO1G.7)(in, Outleok), ©) Oct.
9. 9G: te; Oct: 13, 1916; A 443194.
[Note: The foregoing are in Satur-
day evening post unless otherwise
stated]
VAN AUKEN (Ida Cleve) Ladies’
home journal millinery lessons. Les-
son no. 3. 11 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
$0.10. [24767
© June 20, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436915; Curtis
pub. co., Philadelphia.
Van AUKEN (Kenneth L.)* Chicago.
Handling track in a gravel pit. (In
Railway maintenance engineer, Oct.,
1916. ) [24768
© Sept. 28, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 1, 1916;
A 443116.
VAN CLEEF (Eugene) Geography of
Minnesota, by Eugene Van Cleef
and EK. M. Lelmerts. xxxii p. illus.,
maps. 4to. [24769
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 4388261; American book
co., New York.
24783
VAN CLEVE (Cecilia) Folk dances for
young people. Springfield, Mass.,
M. Bradley company, 1916. 186 p.
illus. 4to. [24770
© May 18, 1916; 1 ¢. Aug. 18,
1916; 1. ¢€ Aug: 25, 1946 ;:afie Aug. 17,
1916; A 437380; Milton Bradley ce.,
Springfield, Mass.
VANDER Cook (Hale A.)* Chicago.
Course in band and orchestra direct-
ing. Lesson no. 1-6. Chicago, Van-
der Cook’s cornet school, 1916. 6
pts. illus., diagrs. fol.
[24771-24776
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. each Sept.
123 OIG. ait. SSCDE. 120.8 Olorn, 2
444029444034.
VAN INGEN (Gilbert)* Princeton, N. J.
Directions for preparing a report on
the geology of a region. 2 p. 1. 19
numb. l. 12mo. (Cover-title: Prac-
tical geology) [24777
© Sept) 13, 1916;:2 ¢. and affs.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 487769.
[VAN VREDENBURGH (Anna)] Do you
know that 16: p.. 16mo0: $0.10:
[24778
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444266; John B. Caldwell,
Chicago.
VERMONT telephone & telegraph ¢o.*,
Montpelier, Vt. Montpelier district
telephone’ directory. Fall issue,
1916. cover-title, 36 p. 8vo. [24779
©} Oct 45 191G <2 .e.) Oct) 5) 1916;
aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444272.
VERRAN (H. E.) co., inc.*, New York.
Royal society. Fall, 1916. cover-
title, 48, 7 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
[24780
©. Sept! 14, 1916-2 ¢, ands atic
Sept. 19, 1916; A 43893868.
VOGELMANN (Joseph A.)* Brooklyn.
Vogelmann system of memory train-
ins pare 'o.. Ziv demo: [24781
©: Sept. 16, Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 5, 1916; A 489655.
VOICE. ve ae no: el) June 1916.3: ae
16mo. [Text parallel to binding]
[24782
© June .20."19iG? “te Mand’ Tait,
June 24.1916; 1 ec) duly 22, 1916; A
439645; Sarah Marie Chapman,
Karso, WN. D.:
Von Boxern (Ben H.)* Covington,
Ky. Instructions for making and
marketing of neck-wear. Sheet, 33
by 5 inches. [24783
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14, 1916; A 439313.
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Von Borriges (Edward O.) Dr. von
Borries, America’s leading face spe-
cialist for the proper correction of
deformed features. [6] p. folder,
illus. fol. [24784
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. |
Sept. 22, 1916; A 436977; Susan G.
Schram, Chicago.
Von DE Schoeppe (Paul)* Duluth,
Minn. Science of spinal adjustment.
[8] p. folder. illus. 16mo. [24785
© June 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 486693.
Von RittTBerG (Winifred)* New York.
Little wood witch; or, Wild flower.
8p. 8vo. $0.50. [24786
© Sept. 22, 1916;.2 c. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444048.
WaLcEeR (Carl L.)* Indianapolis.
Spiritual warfare. [4] p. 16mo.
[24787
© Sept: 12, 1916; 2 .e@ and. aff.
Sept. 16, 1916; A 489359.
WALKER (George L.) Walker’s spe-
cial mining letter. American zinc,
lead & smelting company. (Jn Bos-
ton commercial, Sept. 16, 1916)
[24788
©, Sept: 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 23,
1916; A 442670; Dukelow & Walker
CO., Boston.
WALLA WALLA, Wash. R. L. Polk &
co.s Walla Walla city and county
and Columbia county directory,
1916-7, v. 18. Tacoma, Seattle,
Spokane, R. L. Polk & co., ine., 1916
467 p. fold map. S8vo. $8.00
[24789
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 488708; R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., Seattle.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. Sept. 6—Oct. 13, 1916. [28
instalments.] (Jn St. Louis times.)
[24790
© Sept. 6-Oct. 13, 1916: 1 ¢. each
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443267: German
American press assn., St. Louis.
Warp (Montgomery) & co., inc.*, Chi-
cago. [24791-24794
Money-saying fashion sale ends Oct. 31,
1916. _cover-title, 23, [1] D>
4to. © Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 5,
1916 ; aff. Sept. 7, 1916.; A 439194,
Pure food groceries. rite list 158.
Sept., Oct., 1916. cover-title, 79, [1]
p. illus. (part col.) 4to. @ Aug. 28,
1916; 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1916; aif. Sept. 7,
1916 ; A 439195.
Warp (Montgomery) & co., inc.*—Con.
Price list 361. Sept., Oct., 1916.
cover-title, 79, [1] p. illus. (part col.)
4to. © Aug. 23, 1916-; 2) e.-Sepe &,
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 439197.
Price list 561. Sent! Oct., 1916.
cover-title, 79, [1] p. illus. (part ard
4to. © Aug. 31, 1916; 2 ec. Sept.
1916; aff. Sept. 7, 1916; A 439196.
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. Sheet no. 15. Sept. 1, 1916.
Sheet, illus. 24 by 18 inches. [24795
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 489420; Gustave R.
Waskow, Chicago.
WaTSON (David) Lord has come.
The mystery explained, what de-
cides sex in offspring. cover-title,
50, p. «Sve. S025. [24796
© Sept: 7, 1916: 2) @ and aie
Sept. 22, 1916; A 488502; Elmer
Wolfe, New York.
WAVERLY, N. Y. Waverly, New York,
and Sayre and Athens, Pennsylvania
directory, 1916. Elmira, N. Y., M.
P. Goodhue, 1916. 2 p. 1, 7-891 p.
fold. maps. 8vo. $3.00. [24797
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 487942; Maurice P.
Goodhue, Elmira, N. Y.
Wess (Hugene G.)
business insurance.
Spectator company, 1916. 11 p.
24mo. [24798
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 « Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 21, 1916; A 439423;
Spectator co., New York.
WesBeER (Frederick)* Salt Lake City.
Chin Ekee, the beautiful Indian
princess. [4] p. 24mo. [24799
© Sept. 9, 1916;' 2 .@ Sept 26
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 489600.
WEBSTER (Robert Milton)* Detroit.
Fellow-workers for the truth. [3]
p. 32mo. [24800
© May 25, 1916; 2 @ and aft,
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444061.
WEED (Henry T.)* Brooklyn. Labora-
tory manual of chemistry in the
home. New York, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago, American book company, 1916.
200 numb. 1. diagrs. 8vo. $0.44.
[24801
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 488759.
WEINBERG (Philip) & sons*, New York.
[24802-24804
For a pure unchecked swing. (In Van-
ity fair, .Oct., 1916. (@ Sept.” 2a;
LOLG SG Sept. 27, 1916; A 143115.
Corporation or
New York, The
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no. 10, 1916 24842
WEINBERG (Philip) & sons*—Contd. | WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
WEISS
WERNER (W.)* Chicago.
Pivot sleeve golf suit for a perfect un-
checked swing. (Jn golfers magazine.
Hepe.mieolG)e (©, Sept: 1, L9LIG, 1c.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 442845.
Shirt sleeve freedom. (In ene
golfer, Sept., 1916) © Sept. 1, 1916;
i Fes Sept. 30, 1916; A 442846.
(Marcelino M.) Libro pri-
mario de lectura aplicado a la hi-
giene, por el Marcelino M. Weiss y
Oscar Ugarte, ilustraciones de Con-
rado Massaguer y Rodney Thomp-
son, Yonkers-on-Hudson, N. _ ¥Y.,
World book company, 1916. 1 p. L,
62 p. illus. 12mo. $0.45. [24805
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
8, 1916; A 487961; World book co.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
WEISS engine co.*, New York. Sta-
tionary and marine oil engines. [8]
p. illus. fol. (Bulletin 56 )
[24806
fer sept, 5. 1916: 2 e. and aff.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 439428.
[24807-24835
Alexandria’s diary. © Sept. 30, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1916; A 442959.
Books as books and as furniture. ©
Mere tote: 1. ¢. “Oct., 9,.1916; A
443083.
Breaking loose. © Sept. 29, 1916; 1 «c.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 442908.
Door mat. © Sept. 15, 1916; 1 c. Sept.
Tease G Ay 449558.
Dora’s doctor and her cure. © Sept. 21,
HOG tie. Sept. 25, 1916; Laasts7
Dreamed. © Oct. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 9,
1916; A 4438054.
WEST coAsT lumbermen’s assn.
Rich neighbors. © Sept. 25, 1916; 1.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 442806.
Scent of hyssop. © Sept. 26, 1916; 1.
Sept. 29, 1916; A 442832.
Second wife. © Oct. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
, 1916; A 443261.
Simplifying Sarah. © Oct. 10,.1916: 1
ce. Oct. 13, 1916; A 443208.
Things that lay nearest. @© Oct. 6,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 9, 1916; A 443082.
When father says ouch mother buys a
rug. © Sept. 25, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 28,
1916; A 442801.
When Mrs. Padgett took the reins. ©
Sept. 20, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1916;
A 442692.
Wife’s part. © Sept. 22, 1916; 1 ec.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 442731.
[Note: The foregoing are in the Chi-
cago daily news.]
(Shin-
gle branch)* Seattle.
[34836, eed
Boy’s builder and garage book. 16
illus., diagrs. 8vo. © Apr. 7, i916;
2 cand aff..Apr. 29, 19165" A 429771.
Distinctive homes of red cedar shingles.
cover-title, 16 p. illus., diagrs. Syo.
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Apr.
29, 1916; A 429772.
WEST VIRGINIA state gazetteer and
business directory, 1916-1917. v. 15.
Detroit, Pittsburgh, [ete] R. L.
Polk & co., 1916. p. 2-1152. 8vo.
$7.00. [248388
© Aue 319062 et Sept 11916 5
aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A 438228; R
Polk & co., Pittsburgh.
Four footed fate. © Oct. 9, 1916; 1 «c.
Oct. 12, 1916; A 443129.
Gear yourself higher. © Sept. 27, 1916;
1 ce. Sept. 30, 1916; A 442868.
Glimpse of youth. © Oct. 7, 1916; lc.
Oct. 11, 1916; A 443114.
Her fiftieth year. © Sept. 28, 1916; 1
G: Ock 2, 19163 A. 442876:
Her white outfit. © Oct. 13, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443252.
WESTERMAYR (Arthur J.)* New York.
His yellow peril. 1 p.1, 8p. 8vo.
[24839
© VAugie22. 191. 2%e? Aug 24,
1916; aff. Aug. 30, 1916; A 439062.
WESTINGHOUSE AIR brake co.*, Wil-
i 24840, 2484
Hero stuff. © Sept. 27, 1916; 1 c. Sept. merding, Pa. [24840, 24841
30, 1916; A 442869. Instruction pamphlet no. ha es
In the poultry house window. © Oct. 3, puratehy ale ines Neue 8 Pas ee
1916; 1 c. Oct. 6, 1916; A 443011. (ares eotd. Rog part col.) 16mo. "©
Jim Kyle, strategist. © Sept. 14, 1916; Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 25,
1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1916; A 442592. 1916; 4 444073.
No. © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 20, Instruction pamphlet no. 5026. West-
1916; A 442630. inghouse ane compound air compres-
Old) teacher. © Sept. .18, 1916; 1 « sors. Aug., 1916. cover-title, 44 p.
Sept. 21, 1916; A 442643. aus. a raiG: Get zott a rea of
Outcome. © Oct. 2 C96? ec, vOct.. 6, a oe! <
1916; A 443016. 1916; A 444074.
filled bank. Sept. 28, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oreept 27. MOGs A 142799. 916; 1 ¢ | WastINGHOUSE LAMP co.*, New York.
Past the last electric light. © Oct. 4, Pointed paragraphs on industrial
1916; 1 ce. Oct. 7, 1916; A 443046. lighting. cover-title, 19, [1] p. il-
Peter-boy. on Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. Sept. lus. 16mo. [24842
23, 1916; A 442686.
11, 58 Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept..
Pippens, and two pickers. © Oct.
131621 c. Oct. 14, 1916; A 443223. 22,1916: A 439640.
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WESTMORELAND Chemical & color co.*, | Wi~son (Leonard) [24855, 24856
Philadelphia. [ 24848, 24844 On eenesoee and = a = font
D h t ake it profitable by using armour p. illus te) ep
oro ae 15 op Te. (part col.) Be Hepes ee 2 = and aff. Sept. 28, 1916;
TGMOL, (@QVsSeDin sas eotoe 2 ee and
aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444062. Some ee conan oe aay
Ideal for therapeutic, hospital and gen- parts of an achievement of arms
eral sanitary purposes. Fer-sul. (6, p. Dp. Precis ere Pree or wince: 2¢.
folder, col. illus. 16mo. © Sept. 26, and a ep 7.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 27, Pr916: © B. F. Johnson, ine., Washing-
A 444085. ton.
WHITAKER (Herman)* Piedmont, Cal. |} .-_. 2
Over the border. chap. 12-15. (in | WING, (Lh. J.) Bs COC ela
: Bulletin 87. 22, [2] p. illus., diagrs.
Sunset, the Pacific monthly. Oct. Sih [24857
wee) pole © June 22, 1916; 2..e Jjuner22
° . e ms s . ’
oe 29, 1916; 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; | 4946: aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439625.
Winona, Minn. Winona city direc-
tory, 1916. v. 18. Winona, Minn.,
Winona directory co., 1916. 552 p.
WHITE (EE. F.) Dispenser & carbo-
nator, simply suggestive, Coffee
week. [and] Attractiveness of light.
(In Southern pharmaceutical jour- fold. map. 8vo. $6.00. [24858
nal. Oct., 1916) [24846 OO Pee Fede ie ES 1916 ;
© Sept. 30, 1916; 1c. Oct. 8, 1916; at Vea 3 753; Winona
A 442929; W. H. Cousins, Dallas. directory co., Winona, Minn.
é ore t WINSTON-SALEM, .N.. C. Winston-
W HITE pine bureau. White pine as an Salem, N. G., city directory, 1916.
economical home building wood. v. 16. Comp. by Ernest H. Miller.
Saint Paul, Minn., White pine bu-
Ashville, N. C., Commercial service
reathen [1916]. 12 p. . ilins.., 12mo. 3
co., 1916. 12, [101]-605 pa Syve:
(cover-title: White pine economy.) (The Piedmont series) $6.00.
[24847 [24859
© Aug. 31, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1916 ; © Sept. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
A 439206; George F. Lindsay, St.) 140, 1916; A 445056; Commercial
Paul. service co., Asheville, N. C.
WittiAmMs (Florence White) Wisconsin (Univ. of) Extension divi-
[24848-24853 sion*, Madison, Wis. Advertising.
ae oe bsek comp. jana Sn by [24860, 24861
é Se DtGuge toe Course 191-A, assignment 1, 2] Ist
ms au.oU- HCistee ieee a ed. 2 v. S8vo. (Commercial educa-
a ay eee” ’ ; tional series) $1.00. _© Sept. oe
Christmas record-book arr. and _ deco- 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 30, 1916;
pabed by ere ia [161 p- 439598.
col. illus. mo. ep ’ i
, Course 191—A, assignment 3. cover-
ace ee title, p. [85]—125. vo. (Commercial
Graduation time, a record of joyous concn tion ae eth t. Be ee vi
events, comp. and decorated by F. W. aeaeaae c. and a ct. 4, ;
Williams. [16] iP col. illus. i16mo. F
0.50. © Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. | WomAn’s club of Orange, Music de-
ept. 9, 1916; re "439469. partment. History of the dance.
Guest’s book, arr. and decorated by F. [Programme.] [4] p. 12mo.
W. Williams. [16] =) eOl.y aus:
16mo. $0.50. © Sept. 4, 1916: 2c [24862
and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439466. © Aug. 28, 1916;.2 % Agee ae
Our baby’s book, comp. and decorated : : F
by F. W. Williams. [16] p. col. 1916 ; aff. Sept. 22, Tae ce cas aie
illus. 16mo. $0.50. © Sept. 4, 1916; Mary A. Nelson, Orange, N. J:
2c. and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 489470. [Woop (Jarvis A.)] My flag. Card,
Your birthday please? Comp., decorated : = i 4
by F. W. Williams. (16) col. col. illus.., printed on both sides, 62
illus. 16mo. $0.50. © Sept. 4, 1916: by 32 inches. [24863
2c. and aff. Sept. 9, 1916; A 439468. © Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11,
© J. Raymond Howe co., Chicago. | 1916; aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 436844;
WILLIAMS (John H)* New York. On Keystone type foundry, Philadelphia.
the index as a factor in industry.| Woops (Edward A.) agency, ine.*,
(In Bulletin of the Taylor society, Pittsburgh. Best paid hard work in
July, 1916.) [24854 the world. [16] p. S8vo.. [24864
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 « Sept. 26, © Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
1916; A 442791. Sept. 80, 1916; A 489668.
1106
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 10, 1916
WorRDEN (William Jesse)* New York.
Efficiency course in retail selling.
v. 14. 4 v. port., diagrs. 16mo.
$7.50 set. [24865
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
aff. Oct. 8, 1916; A 4896382.
WORTHINGTON (Geo.) co.*, Cleveland.
Highty-seven years of progress, 1829-—
1916. [82] p. illus., ports. 4to.
[24866
© sept. 11, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 15, 1916; A 436887.
WricHtT (John Lloyd)* Chicago.
Hobbyhorse checkers. Instructions
to players. Sheet, diagr., 18 by 1234
inches. [24867
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. |
22, 1916; A 488500.
WRITERS club*, Harrison, N. Y. Truth
about photoplay writing. 3832p. 8vo.
$0.50. [24868
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
7, 1916; A 489712. .
Wriuie (J. A. R.)* London, England.
Duchess in pursuit. 6. The out-
rageous honeymoon. (Jn Storyteller,
Oct., 1916) [24869
ic Oct.5, 1916: A ad int.
2773; pubd. Sept. 5, 1916.
Yanoco ivory co.*, Leominster, Mass.
Beauty in a boudoir. 18, [2] p. &
82 loose p. in pocket. illus. S8vo.
[24870
ey Aue, 28. 1916; 2 c¢.. and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 489526.
YEAR book, Real estate board of Bal-
fimore. 1916-1917. 104 (i. e. 112)
Pewank ps front:, illus.’ S8vo.
[24871
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
30, 1916; A 437441; Real estate
board of Baltimore, Baltimore.
24877
Yonas (Barukh)* Maumee, O. Blu
Sky “unagazin, ~ 1p. 28 numb, 1
Svo. [24872
©) Aug... 22: 19162):2'e) Aug. 26;
1916; A 489208.
YonxKers, N. Y. Richmond’s 17th an-
nual directory of Yonkers, Westches-
ter County, Ni V2" vonkers, IN» Ye
W. L. Richmond, 1916. 988 p. front.
(fold. map.) $7.00. [24873
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; aff. Sept. 20, 1916; A 4388446;
W. L. Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
Youne ladies’ mutual improvement as-
sociation. General board. Hand
book for the Bee-hive girls of the
Yi. Mc. i A: 2d ed. 191G)-"48;
iS] ps iWluss vo: [24874
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 438342; Martha H.
Tingey, Salt Lake City.
ZENITH carburetor co.*, Detroit.
Zenith nomograph, nos. 1, 2. 2
sheets, diagrs. 5% by 8% inches.
Contents. no. 1. For cubic displace-
ment and gas velocities.—no. 2. For
the length of her step and speeds
of motor and ¢ar. [24875
©) Sept. 12) 1916 -22).c, and: atk.
Sept. 20, 1916; A 439474.
i2 Hast 8ist street hotel co.*, New
York. Hotel Le Marquis. [11] p.
illus. 16mo. [24876
©) Sept. 12. 1916.2 .c,, and) aft
Sept. 20, 1916; A 486981.
$100 BoND news, ine.*, New York. In-
vestors guide. 77, [11] p. 16mo.
$0.50. [24877
©: Sept. 1, 191632) .c. Sept. .9;
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 489277.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 6,878 contributions to
periodicals)
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions
Greve 4. TOO e ie
feet oreion books in foreion language___..._.- -- 5
f9) ete
1107
Seeao co. LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
FOR ORAL DELIVERY
ANTHONY (James T.) [24878, 24879
Firebox efficiency. 22 numb. 1. photo-
graphic prints. 4to. Mimeographed.
i) te. Oct, 12,1916; C 1001.
Fuel economy and boiler design. 23
numb. 1. photographic prints. 4to.
Oct. 4, 1916;
Typewritten. © 1 ec.
C1000.
American arch co., New York.
CooPeR (Mrs. H. B.)* Philadelphia.
Story of Mr. and Mrs. Tilak. 13
numb. l. 4to. Typewritten.
[24880
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; C 1008.
HEATWOLE (Timothy O.)* Baltimore.
Materia medica and therapeutics.
cover-title, 93 numb. 1. 4to. Mimeo-
graphed. [24881
© 1 e@. Oct. 21, 1916; C 1005.
LuNNEY (James J.)* Long Beach,
N. Y. If your candidate is elected.
5 numb. 1. 4to. Typewritten.
[24882
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1916; C 993.
MurpHy (Edmund Stephen)* Chicago.
Blessed Virgin’s revelations to me;
or, My actual physical encounter
with spirits, angels and devils. A
lecture. 141 numb. 1. 4to. Ms.
[24883
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1916; C 1004.
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons,
foswesmce san. 1 1916.2
NIEMEYER (Bernhardt)* New York.
Bernard, monologist and songs;
Dutch, Irish, Hebrew. 4 1. 4to.
Typewritten. [24884
©1.ce. Oct. 17, 1916; C 1006.
SmMirtH (Muriel Angie)* Detroit.
Science of phonics and methods of
teaching. 53 numb. 1. fol. Type-
written. [24885
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1916; C 1008.
TooHEY (John 4J.)* ##Washington.
Notes on logic. 3p. 1., numb. 1. 2-
28. 4to. Mimeographed. [24886
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1916; C 1002.
WALKER (Warren T.)* Philadelphia.
Lecture on the Walker system of
machine bookkeeping. 1 p. lL, T7
numb. 1. forms. 8vo. Typewrit-
ten. [24887
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1916; C 1007.
WiLtis (Hila Lance)* Boston. Stu-
dents’ association work of Hila
Lance Willis. [24888-24890
1912. 7 1. 4to. Typewritten. © le.
Oct. 2, 1916; C 998.
1913. 101. 4to. Typewritten. @l1e.
Oct. 2, 1916; C 999.
1914. 1 p. 1. 7 numb. 1. 4to. Type-
eee @) 2b eh Seo. Ys sale alee G
addresses, included in the Cata-
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
Acip (THE) TEST; play in 4 acts, by
S. Weiller. [106] p. 4to. Type-
written. [24891
© 1 c¢. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45002;
Simon Weiller, New York.
AINT IT THE TRUTH; farce in 1 act, by
EH. Atchison-Ely. [1], 22 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24892
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 45038;
Edgar Atchison-Ely. Stony Brook,
~ ¥:
AlLIMony ; play in 3 acts, by J. E. War-
ren. [1], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24893
© 1e. Oct. 5, 1916: D 45059; John
Ernest Warren, Brooklyn.
ALONE; dramatic sketch in 1 act. by
BE. Mitchell. [1], 12 p. 4to. Type
written. [24894
© 1c. Sept. 11. 1916; D 44949;
Edmund Mitchell, Los Angeles.
AND THERE WAS LIGHT; Domingo de
Guzman, 13th century, by a member
of the Dominican order of St. Ce-
celia community [Sister Mary Xavier
Nelsen]. [Somerset, O., Rosary
press] 1916. 32 p. 16mo. 24895
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1916; D 44953; St. Cecelia commu-
nity, Nashville.
APPLIED ART; Sketch, by H. Weysz. 14
p. 4to. Typewritten. [24896
©l1c. Oct. 3, 1916; D 45039; Hans
Weysz, New York.
AS GOOD AS GOLD; play in 1 act, by L.
Hausman. New York, Samuel
French, London, Samuel French, 1itd..,
[1917]. [2] p. 12mo. [24897
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
D 45077; Laurence Hausman, Lon-
don.
AsHBY Four CORNERS; or, Fifty-seven
miles from Boston, play in 38 acts,
by F. Bowker. 21 p. fol. Type-
written. [24898
© }t ¢« Oct. 5, 1916; D 45057;
Frank Bowker, North Leominster,
Mass.
ASHES (THE) OF LOVE; play in 4 acts,
by G. Helen Selwyn. [1], 30 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24899
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; D 45051; Ger-
trude H. Cody, Friendship, N. Y.
AT THREE A. M; 1 act play, by L. Soko-
loff. [2], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24900
© 1 ‘ce. Oct. 14,1916; D 45174;
Lyda Sokoloff, New York.
AWAKENING (THE); play in 1 act, by
Robert James Prowell. [8], 7 p.
fol. Typewritten. [24961
© ic. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44678;
I. M. Weingarden, Chicago.
Basy (THE) BURGLAR; sketch, by O. T.
Johnsone. [10] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24902
© 1.c. Sept. 15, 1916; D 44987:
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
Baspy (THE) SHOP; droll, romantic
comedy in 4 acts, by G. P. McPart-
land. [1], 54 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24903
©. 1° & Oct. G.1916- » 45063 -
George Parnell McPartland, Wash-
ington. ;
BE coop: 3 act faree-comedy of saints
and sinners, by V. Pearl. [1], 144 p.
4te. ‘Typewritten. [24904
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44997;
Victor Pearl, Brooklyn.
BEAUTY AND THE BEACH; play in 1 act,
by EF. BD. Thomas. [2], 9p Ato.
Typewritten. [24905
© ic Oct. 6, 1916; D 45064;
Frank D. Thomas, New York.
BELLE (THE) OF VALADOS; or, Les
manteaux noirs (The black cloaks),
comic opera, by Harry Paulton and
Avalon Collard, composed by Procida
Bucalossi, the additional ballet mu-
sic by Pedro Josésa, revised copy-
right performing edition, 1916, ed.
by Avalon Collard. London, J. B.
Cramer & co., ltd., 1916. 63 p. 8vo.
[24906
© July 24, 1916; 1¢. July 25, 1916;
D 44622; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd.,
London.
1111
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24907
BIRTHDAY (THE) OF THE INFANTA;
synthesis of light and motion with
accompanying sketches, by G. A.
Nathans, adapted to The birthday of
the infanta, by Oscar Wilde. [25] p.
4to. Typewritten. [24907
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 45055;
Gwendolyn Ayres Nathans, Centre
Bridge, Pa.
Boucut; play in 4 acts, by A. Alex-
ander. 9p. fol. Typewritten.
[24908
© 1 ce Oct. 2, 1916; D 45036;
Abraham Alexander, New York.
BRAND; a dramatic poem, by Henrik
Ibsen, tr. into English verse, rhymed
and in the original metre, by Miles
Menander Dawson. Boston, The
Four seas company, 1916. 304 p.
[24908*
12mo.
©, Sept... 19165) 2 ec and. all.
Sept. 11, 1916; A 488373; Miles M.
Dawson, New York.
BrRoKE; comedy by K. Raynor. [4], 17
p. 4to. Typewritten. [24909
© 1 c. Sept. 16, 1916; D 45009;
Kathryn Raynor, New York.
BROKEN (THE) VIOLIN; operetta in 4
acts, by B. Thomashefsky.
DODIVEN sp>ypIyp YAVINIDIS ONT
OPOVDUNANAY OMIND PE ]DOPS 4 }°S8
91 p. 4to. Typewritten. [24910
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44988;
Boris Thomashefsky, Brooklyn.
BRowN SUGAR; or, Lost and found in
the depot, dramatic composition, by
Sam Adams. [1], 5 p.. 4to. . Type
written. [24911
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45013;
Samuel James Adams, New Orleans.
CAPTAIN SALLY; comedy in 1 act by A.
Bartlett. [1],17 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24912
© 1c. Sept. 80, 1916; D 45020;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
Caso (UN) DI COSCIENZA; Commedia in
1 atto, di C. Antona-Traversi e Paolo
Ginisty. 17 p. (In II carroccio, v. 2.
nos. 11-12, Dec. 1915.) [249138
© Dec. 17, 1916; 1 ¢. Sept. 2, 1916;
D 44797; Camillo Antona-Traversi,
Paris,
pt. I, ness ves
Cats; farce comedy in 8 acts, by W.
Parkhurst. [85] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24914
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 44958:
Winthrop Parkhurst, Englewood,
ING cele
CENSORED (THE) LADY; play in 8 acts,
by EK. B. Lent. [94] p.. 4to. Type-
written. [24915
© 1 ce Oct. 10, 1916: D 45089;
Edward B. Lent, Freeport, N. Y.
CHAIRLIE AT BOSCOBEL; 1 act play, by
W. Owen. [11] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24916
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1916; D 45086; Wil-
liam Owen, Chicago.
CHILD’S BOOK OF HOLIDAY PLAYS; by
Frances Gillespy Wickes, illus. by
Marie Abrams. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1916. ix, 209 p.
illus. 12mo. Contents.—1. The cap-
tured year.—2. The light.—3. St.
Valentine’s house.—4. The first May
baskets.—-5. Baueis and Philemon.—
6. A little patriot—7. The goblin
stone.—8. The thankful heart.—9.
The Christmas jest. [24916*
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 437658; Macmillan
co., New York.
CHINESE (A) PRESIDENT; 1 act play, by
W. Owen. [1], 7p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24917
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1916; D 45066;
William Owen, Chicago.
CHRISTMAS (THE) TREE;- opera lib-
retto, by H. I. Myers. [1], 19% p:
4to. Typewritten. [24918
© 1°¢ Oct. 5, 19165, D4 seae
Henry Isaac Myers, New York.
CHRYSALIS (THE); dramatic playlet,
by J. J. Hughes!‘ “(28,16 See
Typewritten. [24919
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1916; D 45016;
John Jay Hughes, Bensonhurst,
ING
CLAUDE DUVAL; play in 3' acts, by ©. V.
Brownlow. [75] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24920
©'Le: "Oct. 14) 1916 5 aa
Charles Victor Brownlow, Philadel-
phia.
CLoup (THE) ; play in 4 acts, 6 scenes,
by R. Ivan and T. T. Kelly. [60] p.
4to. Typewritten. [24921
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44983;
Rosalind Ivan and Thomas T. Kelly,
New York.
1112
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1916
24934
ComEpy (THE) OF RESURRECTION (Mu-
ertos vivos, los vivos y entrambos,
burlados, transformaciones grazio- ;
sas) ; play in 22 scenes, by Tirso de
Molina, translated by A. von Hohen-
schleyer. [1], 109 p. 4to. Type-
written. [24922
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1916; D 45083;
Amadeus von Hohenschleyer, Wash-
ington.
ComMING (THE) OF LOVE; play in 1 act,
by 8S. C. Ott. [2] 59 p. 4to. Type-
written. [24923
© 1. Sept. 6, 1916; D 45146;
Susana C. Ott, Los Angeles.
CooNVILLE (THE) ’RISTOCRAT CLUB;
negro entertainment in 1 act, by
W.N. Bugbee. Syracuse, N. Y., W.
N. Bugbee co., 1916. 24 p. 12mo.
[24924
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c Oct. 4, 1916;
D 45056; Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
CoRIOLANUS (TRAGEDY OF); introduc-
tion and notes by Henry Norman
Hudson; ed. and rev. by Ebenezer
Charlton Black. Boston, New York
[ete.] Ginn and company [1916]
lvi, 204 p. 16mo. (New Hudson .
Shakespeare) [24924*
© July 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 488291; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton.
CRAVEN (THE); drama in 5 acts, by
Margaret Willis Gay. [188] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24925
© 1.e Oct. 7, 1916; D 45158;
Medora W. Gould, Dedham, Mass.
DEFECTIVE (THE); play in 4 acts, by
H. W. Moore. [1], 45 p. 4to. Type-
written. [24926
© 1. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44990;
Harry W. Moore, Oak Park, Il.
DIENER (DIE) LASSEN BITTEN ; Schwank
in 8 akten, von Hduard Ritter und
Toni Impekoven. Miinchen, Drei
masken-verlag, g. m. b. h. [1916].
151 p. 1L2mo. [24927
© lie July 29, 1916; D 44501;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h,
Munich.
DiscarD (THE); 1 act melodrama, by
C. H. Wardwell. 11 yp. fol. Type-
written. [24928
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1916; D 45166;
Charles Howard Wardwell, Rutland,
Vt.
1118
DorF-Caruso (DER); musikalischer
schwank in einem vorspiel und 2
akten, von Carl Frey und Toni
Thoms. Regie-buch. Berlin, Kollo-
verlag, 2)! my bebe 1916. 62 pial.
68 p. S8vo. ! [24929
©l1e July 29, 1916; D 44494;
Kollo-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
DRAMATIC (A) READER; book 3, by
Ellen Schmidt, illustrations by
Kathleen Ussher and Emeline A.
Barler. Chicago, B. D. Berry com-
pany [1916] ix, 239 p. col. front...
illus. (part col.) 12mo., Con-
tents.—The blind men and the ele-
phant.—Three men of Gotham.—
Some wise men of Gotham.—The
archer and the trumpeter.—Who
stole the bird’s nest.—Snow-white.—
Hercules, the lion killer.—Hercu-
les and his mother.—Cinderella.—
Loki and the gifts—MThe Brahmin,
the tiger, and the six judges.—An-
tonio Canova.—Dick Whittington
and his cat.—King John and the ab-
bot.—The ugly duckling. [24930
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 487592; B. D. Berry
co., Chicago.
DRIFTS; original play, by E. Cook.
[1], 24 p. fol. Typewritten. [24931
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44994;
Hlisha Cook, Chicago.
Duty; and other Irish comedies, by
Seumas O’Brien. Boston, Little,
Brown, and company, 1916. 5 p. 1,
5-134 p. front. (port.) 12mo. Con-
tents. — Duty. — Jurisprudence.—
Magnanimity. — Matchmakers.—
Retribution. [24931*
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 437640;
Little, Brown, and company, Boston.
HARLY (THE) BIRD; play in 8 acts, by
Frederick Ballard. [126] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [ 24832.
© 1c Sept. 2, 1916; D 44799;
John Frederick Ballard, Havelock,
Neb.
EMBERS OF MOTHER-LOVE; play in 1 act,
by G. C. McCarron. 8p. 4to. Type-
written. [24933.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1916; D 45170;
George C. McCarron, Houston.
HMIGRANTS; 1 act play, by W. Owen.
8 p. fol. Typewritten. [24934
©1c. Oct. 6, 1916; D 45067; Wil-
liam Owen, Chicago.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Bins. v7 aS
Eprsop—E (AN); 1 act tragedy, by O. | Fruit oF Torx; and other one-act plays,
24935
Kruger. [1], 6 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [249385
©1c. Oct. 2, 1916; D 45035; Otto
Kruger, New York.
FApDE-out (THE); dramatic sketch,
byiJes.. Hasty. pi]; 022 p: fol.
Typewritten. [24936
© 1c Sept. 27, 1916; D 44995;
John Eugene Hasty, San Diego, Cal.
Faxir (THE) ; play im th acti by A:
Sachs. [1], 22 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24937
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44800;
Abraham Sachs, New York.
Frstus; soul redeemed, play in 35
scenes, by M. L. Heath. [81] p.
Ato. Typewritten. [249388
© 1c Oct. 7, 1916; D 45069;
Mary Loomis Heath, New York.
FLICKERING; phantasy in 1 act, by L.
S. Lavine and A. French. [2], 8 p.
4to. 'Typewritten. [24939
© 1 ¢ Oct. 11, 1916; D 45144;
Lawrence §. Lavine and Adelaide
French, Philadelphia.
FLorRAL (A) DEFENCE; comedy in 1 act,
by J. M. Hug. 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [24940
© 1 ec. Sept. 21,.1916; D 44956;
Josephine M. Hug, Los Angeles.
Ifoors; 1 act play, by C. H. Wardwell.
8 p. fol. Typewritten. [24941
© 2 6) Ochi t, TSG. DP Asor2 :
Charles Howard Wardwell, Rut-
land, Vt.
FRAME-UP (THE); play in 1 act, by H.
Lieb. [8], 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24942
OAL ¢€. Sept:s255,1916: 145029 *
Hermann Lieb, New York.
FREIER DIENST; Osterreichisches schau-
spiel in 3 akten, von Leo Feld.
Regie- und soufflierbuch. Berlin,
Oesterheld & co., 1915. 123 p. 16mo.
[24943
© 1c July 29, 1916; D 44505;
Max Pfeffer, Vienna.
FRIEND WIFE; melodramatic farce in 3
acts, by Harry Segall and Charles
Sumner. [93] p.' 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24944
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44991;
Charles 8. Hayes, Chicago.
by Lillian P. Wilson. Indianapolis,
The Bobbs-Merrill company [1916]
Do p. Lb, 146.p..16me: Contents-—
The fruit of toil—An episode.—Be-
ing the fly—A voice on the stair.—
The empty shrine.—The weight of
wings.—This is law.—Living. |
[24944*
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
7, 1916; A 487589; Bobbs-Merrill
co., Indianapolis.
FUN IN A CANDY SHOP; 1 act comedy
farce, by L. Lawrence. 12 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24945
© 1 c« Oct. 3): 1916)7D 4a
Lou Lawrence, New Bedford, Mass.
FUN WITH A STAGE DOOR JOHNNY;
sketch, by H. . Cyril 3. py) Ato.
Typewritten. [24946
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1916; D 44985;
Herbert Cyril, Rye, N. Y.
Iunny (THE) LITTLE FOOD FOLKS;
unique entertainment for children,
by W. N. Bugbee. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. 1916. 12 p.
12mo. [24947
© Sept. 11; 1916; 2 «@ Sept. 14,
1916; D 44948; Willis N. Bugbee,
Syracuse, N. Y.
FuTuRES; play in 1 act, by A. Sachs.
[20] p. 4to. Typewritten. [24948
©-1 ce. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44801;
Abraham Sachs. New York.
GODDESS (THE) OF PEACE AND THE KING
OF WAR; piay in 1 act, by I. Snow.
[ Washington, D. C., Friedman press]
1916. » [14] sp. SvGs [24949
© Sept. 22,.1916-" 2c. ) Seon asers
1916; D 45160; Ida Snow, Chicago. —
GOING TO THE WEDDING; Italian char-
acter playlet, by H. Stanley. 8 p.
fol. Typewritten. [24950
©.1.e Sept. .18,.1916;. Db 45148;
Harry Stanley, Baltimore.
HAVE you GoT MONEY? Comedy in 3
acts, by W. K. Stone. [108] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24951
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44989;
William K. Stone, New York.
HEARTSTRINGS; dramatic playlet in 1
act, by TC. L. Martin. [2], 5),Daeue
Typewritten. [24952
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1916; D 45018;
Theresa L. Martin, New York.
1114
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1916
24969
HER CHILDREN; play in 1 act, by H.
Imbrie and Robert Hanna. [1], 20
p. 4to. Typewritten. [24953
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 44957;
Harold Imbrie, New York.
HER HUSBANDLESS HONEYMOON; acts 1
and 2 of comedy in 38 acts, by J.
Shively. [70] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24954
ff 2 c Aug: 23, 1916; D 44708;
Josephine Shively, San Francisco.
act 3 of a comedy in 8 acts, by
J. Shively. 34 p. 4to. Typewritten.
; [24955
©1c. Sept. 7, 1916; D 44834; Jo-
sephine Shively, San Francisco.
HrrAM AND THE PEDDLERS; by W. N.
Bugbee. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co., 1916. 20 p. 12mo.
[24956
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1916;
D 45161; Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-
euse, N. Y.
HocHzeEIt (DIE) CASIMIRS; operette in
1 akt, text und musik von A. M.
Fechner. [2], 81 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Libretto only] [24957
© 1c July 29, 1916; D 44507;
August M. Fechner, Vienna.
HonkK—-HONK—MAYBE; vaudeville skit,
by Willard Mack. [1], 10 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [24958
©1e. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44998;
William Lincoln Gibson, New York.
HovusE (THE) DIVIDED; play in 4 acts,
by F. Bacon. [101] p. 4to. Type-
written. [24959
cea e Oct. 3, 1916; D. 45045:
Frank Bacon, Mountain View, Cal.
I DIDN'T WANT TO Do 17; hula hula
farce in 3 screams, by L. D. Free-
man. [53] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24960
©ic. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44802; Lea
David Freeman, New Orleans.
IN THE DREGS; play in 1 act, by E. M.
Dolsen. 9p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24961
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44677;
Ethel Mowbray Dolsen, San Fran-
cisco.
It Is THE LAW; American drama in 3
acts, by A. J. Westermayr and J. E.
Brady. 100 p. S8vo. Printed
[24962
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 e@. Sept. 25,
1916; D 45025; Arthur J. Wester-
mayr and Jasper Ewing Brady, New
York.
67973 —16——6
It’s ALL LUCK; modern comedy in 4
acts, by N. and O. T. Fiske. [146] p.
4to. Typewritten. [24963
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1916; D 45022;
Oliver T. and Nellie Fiske, New
York.
JANESVILLE (THE) FAIR; rural comedy
in’ act. soy ME Greens hibily p.
4to. Typewritten. [24964
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44674;
Matthew Green, New York.
JOHN BARLEYCORN ; temperance play in
3 acts, by O: D. Johnson: [1]; 29 p.
fol. Typewritten. - [24965
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1916; D 45080; Otto
De Wane Johnson, Bosworth, Mo.
JUNG MUSS MAN SEIN; operette in 8
akten, von Leo Leipziger und Hrich
Urban, musik von Gilbert. Hannover,
Louis’ Oertel [1916], . 128 op.) Ato.
[Words only | [24966
© 1e. July 29, 1916; D 44493;
Louis Oertel, Hanover, Germany.
JUST FOR A CHANGE; 1 act comedy, by
G. V. Tyler and M. Saher. [2], 18 p.
Ato. Typewritten. [24967
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; D 45031; G.
Vere Tyler and Max Saher, New
York.
Kine JoHN; introduction and notes by
Henry Norman Hudson, ed. and rev.
by Ebenezer Charlton Black. Bos-
ton, New York [ete.] Ginn and com-
pany [1916] Isxiii, 124 p. 16mo.
(New Hudson Shakespeare) [24967*
© Aug 15, 1916;-2 ¢@ and) aff.
Sept. 7, 1916; A 487574; Ginn & eo.,
Boston. [Copyright is claimed on
new matter. |
Kine LEAR’S WIFE; play in one act, by
Gordon Bottomley. New York, P. R.
Reynolds, 1916. 2 p. 1, 3-96 p.
12mo. [24967**
© Jan. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
18, 1916; A 437036; Gordon Bottom-
ley, London.
LADY CARCLINE; play in 8 acts, by C. S.
Welles. [79] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24968
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1916; D 44951;
Charles Stuart Welles, New York.
Last (THE) STRAW; play in 1 act, by
S. B. Pfeifer: [28] p. 4to. Type-
written. [24969
©) 1 eo Oct: 12; -1916>: DW 45155);
Sidney Burton Pfeifer, Buffalo. ;
1115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24970
Last (THE) TRICK; playlet of the un-
derworld, by H. Bonnell. [8], 28 p.
4to. Typewritten. [24970
© & enOct. (12, 4916 BD 45151;
Harry E. Bonnell, Dunellen, N. J.
LET’S GET MARRIED; farce-comedy in 8
acts, by Lewis Beach [i. e. E. L.
Beach, jr.] Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 153 p. 12mo.
[24971
CG) Auey 28 “i19tG: 2. c Aue. 24,
1916; D 44722; Emmet Lewis Beach,
jr., Saginaw,. Mich.
LIEBERZAUBER ; operette in 3 akten, von
Victor Léon, musik von Oscar
Straus. Soufflier- und regiebuch.
Leipzig, Wien, Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky) 1916. 1389
p. S8vo. [24972
© 1c. July 29, 1916; D 44495;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna.
LIKELY (A) sToRY; roadside comedy
in 1 act, by L. Housman. New York,
Samuel French: London, Samuel
French, Itd. [1916]. 25 p. 12mo.
[24973
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1916;
D 45078; Laurence Housman, Lon-
don.
LINCOLN ; play in 3 acts, by H. C. Lee.
[136] p. 4to. Typewritten. [24974
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 44978:
Helena C. Lee. Philadelphia.
LitTLeE Doctor Love; just a thought in
'-act, by &! Nordstrom: ) [21520 p:
4to. Typewritten. [24975
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44992;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
Liz; comedy drama in 8 acts, by W. C.
Muntell. [78] p. fol. Typewritten.
[24976
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 45048;
Wallace and Charlotte Munro, New
York.
Lorp (THE) AND THE GIRLS; vaudeville
act; by). Vv. Erne: {23-89% qi<, 460:
Typewritten. [24977
* @©l1e Sept. 26, 1916: D 44981:
Vincent Erne, New York.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT; play in 1 act, by
L. Bouman. 13p. 4to. Ms. [24978
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1916; D 44764;
Leroy Bouman, El Monte, Cal.
LovE (THE) HUNTERS; comedy in 3
acts, by L. Hubble. we 142 p. 4to.
Typewritten. ee |
©, 1: c. \ Oct: 2; 1916; D 45042;
Lessing Hubble, New York.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
LUSTIGE (DIE) PUPPE; ballet in einem
vorspiel und 2 akten, von L.
Bartuschek, musik von Julius
Einéddshofer. [1],17 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [24980
© 1c. July 29, 1916; D 44508;
Leo Bartuschek, Berlin.
MACCABEAN DAYS; play in 3 scenes, by
KE. T. Lebenbaum. 27 p. fol. Type-
written. [24981
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44984;
Essie Tobriner Lebenbaum, Port-
land, Or.
Major PENDENNIS;
and 4 acts, by L. Mitchell. [163] p.
4to. Typewritten. [24982
© 1c Oct. 11, 1916; D 45141;
Langdon Mitchell, New York.
play in prologue
MALvALocAa; drama in 8 acts, inspired
by an Andalusian couplet, by Serafin
and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, trans-
lated from the Spanish by J. S. Fas-
sett, jr. [1], 159 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24983
© 1 e¢. Oct. 11, 19163) D’ Asia;
Jacob S. Fassett, jr., Cambridge,
Mass.
Man (A)—A WOMAN—AND ANOTHER
MAN; Story told in 1 act, by L. M.
Meaney. [1], 13 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [24984
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1916; D 45071; Lot-
tie M. Meaney, New York.
MAN PROPOSES—BUT! play in 4 acts, by
F. B. Purdie. [119] D. 4to. Type-
written. [24985
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; TD 450aa;
Francis Baillie Purdie, St. Joseph,
Mo.
Marr (LE) Garcon; piéce en 3 actes,
de P. Armont et M. Gerbidon. [141]
p. 4to. Ms. [24986
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1916; D 44737;
Paul Armont & Marcel Gerbidon,
Paris.
MARIAGE (LE) DE HocHE; comédie en
1 acte, de A. Aderer. Paris, Li-
brairie théatrale, 1916. 68 p. 12mo.
[24987
© July 20, 1916; 1 c« Aula
1916; D 44786; Adolphe Aderer,
Paris.
Marryine Mary; farce in 8 acts, by
P. .B..Sipe. [170] p.. 4to0. *2ype-
written. [24988
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1916; D 45147;
Paul B. Sipe, Pittsburgh.
1116
no. 10, 1916
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
25003
Master (THE); play in 3 acts, by B. | Mm.ionENGRETL (Drie); operette in 3
F. Glazer, adapted from the Ger-
man of Herman Bahr. [80] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [24989
© 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45003;
Benjamin F. Glazer, Philadelphia.
MEDICINE (THE) SHOW; interlude, by
S. Walker. [2], 19 p. 8vo. Type-
written. [24990
© 1e. Oct. 6, 1916; D 45065;
Stuart Walker, New York.
Merry CHRISTMAS PLAYS AND ENTER-
TAINMENTS; by various authors.
Boston, Walter H. Baker & co., 1916.
[120] p. 12mo. Contents: Merry
Christmas, Santa; by Edith Bur-
rows.—Who trimmed the Christmas
tree; by Marie Battelle Schilling.—
Hope Foster’s Christmas star; by
Gladys Chase Gilmore.— Bonnie’s
Christmas eve; by Jay Clay Powers
and Irene M. Childs—The first
Christmas; by Mary Eleanor Rogers
and Frederick Leighton Fay.—Santa
Claus’ frolics; by George M.
Baker.—The merry Christmas of the
old woman who lived in her shoe;
by George M. Baker.—The widow
Mullin’s Christmas; by Stanley Yale
Beach and H. Arthur Powell.
[24991
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1916; D 45014; Walter H. Baker &
co., Boston.
Mincets’ (THE) GRAND PARADE; enter-
tainment for tiny tots, by W. N.
Bugbee. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co. 1916. 12p. 12mo.
[24992
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2-c. Sept. 14,
1916; D 44947; Willis N. Bugbee,
Syracuse, N. Y.
MipnicHt (THE) KISS; musical com-
edy in 1 act, by F. de Gresac, lyrics
F.. de Gresac and William McKenna,
music by William McKenna. [2],
26 p. 4to. Typewritten. [Libretto
only]. [24993
© 1e. Oct. 8, 1916; D 45085; Fred
de Gresac, Grantwood, N. J.
MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM; ed. by
E. K. Chambers. American ed., rev.
by Edith Rickert. Boston, New York
[ete.] D. C. Heath & eo. [1916]
xviii, [2], 185 p. 16mo. (Arden
Shakespeare) [24993*
© Aug. 13, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
Aug. 26, 1916; A 438145;
Heath & co., Boston.
a, C. |
akten, von Gustav Beer und Alfred
Deutsch-German, musik von Franz
Schénbaumsfeid. Regie-und souf-
fiierbuch. Wien, W. Karczag, 1916.
70 p. 8vo. [24994
©1c. July 29, 1916; D 44499; W.
Karczag, Vienna.
Mr. WILLOUGHBY CALLS; playlet, by
J. Jex. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24995
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1916; D 45164;
John Jex, Newark, Del.
MopERN (THE) CAVE-MAN; romantic
musical comedy in 1 act, by C. B.
Root, 10 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [24996
© ic July 5, 1916; D 44950;
Corydon Bee Root, San Francisco.
MONEY BAGS; play in 3 acts, by R. W.
Zinser. [61] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[24997
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45012;
Roy W. Zinser, Lincoln, Neb.
MotTHeER; sketch, by M. G. Bump. [5]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [24998
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1916; D 45062;
Maud G. Bump, Binghamton, N. Y.
MOTHERLOVE (MODERSKALEK); an act,
by August Strindberg, English ver-
sion by Francis J. Ziegler. 2nd. ed.
Philadelphia, Nicholas L. Brown,
1916. 41 p. 12mo. (Modern au-
thors’ series) [24999
© Sept. 6. 1916; 2 ce. Sept. 19, 1916;
D 44954; Nicholas L. Brown, Phila-
delphia.
MOovVIE-LAND; farcical comedy in 4 acts,
by We Mo Blate. ~THiG? p. —4io.
Typewritten. [25000
© 4:¢. Oct 14-1916 22D: 45165;
William Moses Blatt, Boston.
MUSICAL COMEDY MOMENTS IN A VAUDE-
VILLE WAY: vaudeville comedy skit,
by Thomas S. Van. [4] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25001
© 1c. May 9, 1916; D 45030;
Thomas Van, Chicago.
My EDUCATED CHILDREN; play in 1 act,
by M. Frier. [1], 7 p. fol. Type-
written. [25002
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1916; D 45037; Max
Frier, New York.
No FARE; comedy sketch, by H. A.
Clarke. [19] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25003
© 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1916; D 45079;
Harold A. Clarke, New York.
1117
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25004
ot. 5, RSS yy: Fa
No (THE) NAME SKIT; vaudeville com- | OTHER (THE) Way ouT; comedy in 1
edy playlet, by Robert Lee Landrum.
[12] p. fol. Typewritten. [25004
(©. t ¢. Oct. 11, 1916: 1D 45143;
Cyrus Sheppard and Edw. Foley, De-
troit.
No QUESTIONS ASKED; comedy in 1 act,
by W. H. Warner and Y. D. Kaplan.
[2]. 23 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25005
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1916; D 45140; Ysa-
bel De Witte Kaplan and William
Henry Warner, New York.
Nostra (LA) PELLE; commedia en 38
atti, di S. Lopez. Milano, Fratelli
Treves, 1913. 103 p. 12mo. [25006
© May 1, 1913; 1c July 1, 1916:
D 44661; Sabatino Lopez, Milan.
NUR EIN TRAUM; spiel-oper in 2 akten,
text frei nach Lothar Schmidts
gleichnamigen lustspiel, und musik
von E. Istel. Vollstandiges textbuch
mit dialog. Berlin, Vertriebsstelle
des WVerbander deutscher biihnen-
schriftsteller, g. m. b. h., 1915. 43 p.
12mo. [25007
©l1ec. July 29, 1916; D 44496; Ha-
gar Istel, Berlin-Wilmersdorf.
OLD (THE) COUNTRY; play in 3 acts, by
D. C. Calthrop. [80] p. 4to. Type-
written. [25008
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44979;
Dion Clayton Calthrop, London.
Otp (THE) MINSTREL; dramalet, by
Marian Whytyng [pseud. of M. T.
Whiting]. 6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25009
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45011;
Marian Tracie Whiting, Springfield,
Mass.
ONCE A THIEF; business interview, by
L. Grattan. 19 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [25010
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1916; D 45084; Law-
rence Grattan, New York.
ONE JUNE DAY; 1 act playlet, by L. D.
Freeman. [3], 9 p. 4to. Type
written. [25011
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44803; Lea
David Freeman, New Orleans.
ONKEL BERNHARD; lustspiel in 3 akten,
von Armin Friedmann und Hans
Kottow. Regie- und _ soufilierbuch.
Wien, Leipzig, Max Pfeffer. 1916.
102 p. 12mo. [25012
© ic. July 29, 1916: D 44503 ;
Max Pfeffer, Vienna.
————
RD
act, by L. Langner. [2], 33 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25013
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1916: D 45092; Law-
rence Langner, New York.
OTTO ODER OTTO? operetie in 1 akt, von
Victor Léon, musik von Hans Te-
gern. Regie- und soufflierbuch. Leip-
zig, Wien, New York, W. Karczag, ~
1915. 1lp.l. 106p. 4to. [25014
©l1e July 29, 1916; D 44506;
W. Karczag, Vienna.
OUTWITTING THE DEVIL; play in 4 acts,
by J. Hickenlooper. [21] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25015
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1916; D 45024;
Jean Hickenlooper, Albia, Ia.
PAGEANT (THE) OF INDIANA; drama
of the development of the state as a
community from its exploration by
La Salle to the centennial of its ad-
mission to the union, by W. C. Lang-
don. [Indianapolis, The Hollenbeck
press, 1916]. 79 p. 8vo. [25016
© Sept. 29, i916; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
D 45053 ; William Chauncy Langdon,
Bronxville, N. Y.
PaTtTH (THE) OF THE PEACOCKS; Stage
romance of fact and faney in 3
scenes, by S. Walters. 18 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25017
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44672;
Selma Walters, Chicago.
PENALTY (A) OF JUSTICE; drama in 4
acts, by D. Goldstein. [105] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25018
© 1c Oct. 3, 1916; D 4504;
David Goldstein, New York.
PERSEPHONE: a masque, by Isaac
Flagg. San Francisco, P. Elder and
company [1916] 105 p. front. S8vo.
[25018*
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 © and ak
Sept. 5, 1916; A 437571; Isaac Flagg,
Berkeley, Cal.
Preper & SPERLING; musikalischer
schwank in 83 akten, von Bruno
Decker und Otto Sprinzel, musik
von Karl Alfredy. Leipzig,- Otto
Dietrich, 1915. 75 p. S8vo. [Words
only] [25019
© 1c. July 29, 1916; D 44498;
Otto Dietrich, Leipzig.
PLAIE (A) FOR MERRIE MAY TYME;
wherein ye scholars go a-masking,
by Johnston Grosvenor. Lebanon,
O., March brothers, 1916. 25 p.
12mo. [25020
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1916;
D 45076; March brothers, Leba-
non, O.
1118
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1916
25032
PLAYS FOR HOME, SCHOOL AND SETTLE-
MENT; by Virginia Olcott, designs
for costumes by Harriet Mead Ol-
cott. New York, Moffat, Yard &
company, 1916. 7 p. 1, 5-183 p.
illus., col. plates. 12mo. Con-
tents.—Flowers in the palace gar-
den.—Ruler of the forest.—Tina’s
images.—A Puritan Christmas.
Troll of the mountains.—Little peo-
ple of autumn. [25020*
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 487734; Moffat, Yard &
co., New York.
PLAYS WITH A PUNCH; collection of 1
act plays and sketches, serious and
serio-comic. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 1384p. 12mo. Con-
tents: A crooked man and his crook-
ed wife; by Kenneth L. Andrews.—
His chance; by Herbert A. Mann.—
The alarm; by Marion Roger Faw-
cett.—A bride from home; by Willis
Steell——-Brother Dave; by Willis
Steell—F aro Nell; by Willis Steell.
—A game of comedy; by Sherwin L.
Cook.—A scratch race; by Walt.
Makee.—The substance of ambition;
by Marie F. Warren.—Her picture;
by Rachael E. Baker.—Red or white;
by William M. Browne. [25021
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2c. Aug. 10, 1916;
D 44595; Walter H. Baker & ©Go.,
Boston.
PREPARED FOR WAR; burlesque trench
and battle, by Sam Morris [pseud. of
M. Samuels]. 21 p. 4to. Type
written. [25022
ise. ie 12, 1916; D 45153;
Maurice Samuels, Brooklyn.
Prince (THE) OF SHOWMEN; comedy
in 4 acts, by H. Rhodes and T. A.
Wise. [153] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25023
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 45010;
Harrison Rhodes and Thos. A. Wise,
New York.
PROMETHEUS BOUND OF AESCHYLUS; tr.
by Marion Clyde Wier. New York,
The Century co., 1916. 9 p. 1. 3-77
p. 12mo, [25023*
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 4383806; Century co.,
New York.
QuEEN Isis; Egyptian play, by D. L.
Bishop. 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25024
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 45175;
Daisy L. Bishop, Terre Haute, Ind.
READING ON THE SKY; play in 8 acts,
by Gy ae siolisy afi). 5d. pa. POG
Typewritten. [25025
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45005;
George Katsiolis, Indiana Harbor,
Ind.
RicgHt (THE) ANGLE; farce in 1 act,
by H. G. Kittredge. [2], 20 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25026
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44999;
Helen Gause Kittredge, New York.
RicHt (THE) GIRL; play in 1 act, by
K. Raynore. 11 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [25027
© 41 ¢. Oct. 5, 1916: D- 45149-
Katherine Raynore, New York.
Ringe (THE) CANDIDATE; play in 3
acts, by J. Miller. [2], 54 p. fol.
Typewritten. [25028
© 1 « Sept. 27, 1916; D 45000;
Joe Miller, Muncie, Ind.
ROAD TOGETHER; a contemporaneous
drama in four acts, by G. Middle-
ton. New York, H. Holt and com-
pany, 1916. viii, 204 p. 12mo.
[25028*
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Oct. 8, 1916; A 437952; George Mid-
dleton, New York.
ROMANCE (A) OF A DAY; comedy in 1
act, by M. Reardon. 23 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25029
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1916; D 44798;
Mark Reardon, New York.
RoMANTIc (A) BLACKMAILER; comedy
in 4 acts, by H. FitzGerald. 385 p.
fol. Typewritten. [25030
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1916; D 45047; Har-.
ringten FitzGerald, Philadelphia.
comedy in 5 acts, by H. Fitz-
Gerald. 42 p. fol. Typewritten.
[25031
© 1. Oct. 12, 1916; D_ 45157 ; Har-
rington FitzGerald, Philadelphia.
RoMANTIC INDIANA; dramatic pageant,.
7 episodes with prologue and tab-
leaux, by Augusta Stevenson. In-
dianapolis, Bobbs-Berrill company
(aOIB opel. toe... «t2amos
[25032
© July 20, 1916; 2 c..ciuiye2s;
1916; D 44461; Bobbs-Merrill com-.
pany, Indianapolis, Ind.
1119
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25032*
pt. T, Dos vis
ROMEO AND JULIET (TRAGEDY OF) ; in-
treduction and notes by Henry Nor-
man Hudson, edited and revised by
Ebenezer Charlton Black. Boston,
New York [etc.] Ginn and company
E2916] Iv, 250. "p. Lomo, iNew
Hudson Shakespeare) [250382*
© +Suly 22; 1916+ 2° e> and ‘aff.
Aug. 21, 1916; A 437289; Ginn & co.,
Beston. [Copyright is claimed on
new matter]
Roor’ Char) Or nvr) 2 act’ play; ‘by
A. Marshall. [2], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [25033
© a ¢. Oe 10, A916. Dr A50g1 ;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
SAINT PATRICK’S DAY IN THE MORN-
ING; play in 1 act, by Mare Harrad.
[1], 8 p. fol. Typewritten. [25034
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1916; D 45142;
William C. K. Buchanan, Chicago.
SAVING ABBIE; Dlay in 1 act, by E. M.
Dolsen. 19 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25035
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1916; D 44676;
Ethel Mowbray Dolsen, San Fran-
cisco.
SCHONE (Dirt) SCHWEDIN; operette in
3 akten, von Julius Brammer und
Alfred Griinwald, musik von Robert
Winterberg. Regie- und _ soufflier-
buch. Leipzig, Wien, New York,
W. Karezag, 1915. 81 p. 8vo.
[25036
©l1ec. July 29, 1916; D 44509; W.
Karczag, Vienna.
SEAT (THE) OF WAR; farce-comedy in
3 acts,. by B. Be de hapalie. el.
94 p. 4to. Typewritten. [25037
©: te! (Oct. 9 ASIG. 45087 -
Bertha Eletta de Rapalje, Seattle.
SECRET (THE) SERVICE MAN; or, The
police graft, melo-drama in 4 acts,
by J. Emerson. [2], 95 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [25038
© 1 ¢« Oct. 2, 1916; D 45028;
Jack Emerson, Grand Rapids, Mich.
SHAUN’S FAREWELL; playlet, by J. G.
Foley. 13 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25039
© 1 «, Oct. 5, 1916: D 45074:
Jack Gadsden Foley, Cambridge,
Mass.
SHOPLIFTER (THE); play in 1 act, by
U.> Phelps. 22 p.. 4to. Saiyne-
written. [25040
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1916: D 45021 ;
Jarrington Phelps, New York.
SIX MILES FROM A LEMON; farce in 3
acts, by Sidney Drum [psend. of A.
Blot]. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
co., 1916. 168 p. 12mo. [25041
© Aus.. 9, 19165" 2 Gy Ana
1916; D 44594; Arthur Blot, New
York.
SIX ONE-ACT PLAYS; by M. S. Oliver.
Boston, Richard G. Badger [1916].
128 p. 12mo. (American drama-
tist’s series). Contents: The hand
of the prophet.—Children of Gra-
nada.—The turtle dove.—This youth-
gentlemen.—The _ striker.—Murder-
ing Selina. [25042
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1916; D 44881; Margaret S. Oliver,
Moylan, Pa.
SoHN (DER) DER SONNE; drama in 5
akten, von Gisela freiin v. Berger.
Regie- und _ soufflierbuch. Leipzig,
Wien, Max Pfeffer, 1916. 67 p.
12mo. [25043
© 1e July 29, 1916; D 44504;
Max Pfeffer, Vienna.
SOME SURPRISE; farce comedy playlet,
by H. A. Sehloss. (57, Sig. yaee
Typewritten. [25044
© 1 ce Oct. 8, 1916; D 45043;
Herbert A. Schloss, Baltimore.
SOMETHING YOU WANTED? jitney store
classic, by John P. Mulgrew. 4 p.
4to.. Typewritten. [25045
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1916; D 44982;
Lea & Welton, Dubuque, Ia.
SonGc (THE) WRITER; vaudeville satire
in 1. act, by RK. Foster: (fait o oe
4to. Typewritten. [25046
© 1 c.. Oct. 10,, 19165. 450ans
Roy Foster, New York.
STING (THE); play in 1 act, by Alice
C. Johnson. [3], 14 p. 4to. Wype-
written. [25047
© 1 ©. Sept. 25; 1916 :"D45Gia,
Alice Lamar-Evans, Weliston, Ga.
STRANGERS ; 1 act play, by A. Marshall.
[2],18p. 4to. Typewritten. [25048
© 1 ¢ Oct. 2, 1916; “D 45034;
Abigail Marshall, New York.
SUCH IS LIFE; play in 5 acts, by Frank
Wedekind, English version by Fran-
cis J. Ziegler. 2 ed. Philadelphia,
Nicholas L. Brown, 1916. 127 p.
Svo. [25049
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2: c. Sepia. iG,
1916; D 44955; Nicholas L. Brown,
Philadelphia.
16
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1916 25066
Tag DAY; vaudeville novelette, by | Torte (Die) Dotty; German play, by
Harry L. Newton. [1], 5 p. 8vo. S. Rachman. [186] p. 4to. Type-
Typewritten. [25050 written. [25058
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1916; D 45023;
Jimmie Leonard and Katherine
Haley, Chicago.
JEETOTALER (THE); drama of love,
liquor and politics in 4 acts, by J.
©. Powers.’ [Ss], 52 p. fol. Type
written. [25051
Pte Oct, 14, 1916; D 45169;
Jay Clay Powers, San Antonio.
Test (THE) ; [play in 1 act] by Helen
L. Willcox. New York, Missionary
education movement of the United
States and Canada. [1916]. 15 p.
Syo.
© Sept. 12. 1916; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1916; D 44875; Missionary educa-
tion movement of the United States
and Canada, New York.
. THIS IS MY LUCKY DAY; melodramatic
tiarec, DY HH. Delf. [80] p. . 4to.
Typewritten. [25053
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 45027;
Harry Delf, New York.
THREE OF A KIND; musical satire of
marriage errors, by J. McCree. [1],
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [25054
Giyt ve wOet. | 3, 1916;, D 45041;
Junie McCree, New York.
1 act comedy, by A. R. DeBeer
and William Daniel Hepenstall. 18
p. 4to. Typewritten. [25055
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1916; D 45017;
Abraham Rayfield DeBeer, New
York.
THREE TRAVELERS WATCH A SUNRISE;
play in 1 act, by Wallace Stevens.
17 p. (in Poetry, a magazine of
verse, v. 8, no. 4, July, 1916).
[25056
© July 1, 1916; 1 c. Aug. 28, 1916;
D 45054; Harriet Monroe, Chicago.
TOLD BY THE GATE; and other 1 act
plays, by M. Morley. -Boston, Gor-
ham press [1916]. 121 p. 12mo.
(American dramatists series). Con-
tents: The masterpiece.—Recollec-
tions.—The cosher.—Beauty versus
the beast.—A motor mishap. [25057
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 e. Oct. 2, 1916;
D 45026; Malcolm Morley, New York.
[25052 |
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1916; D 45008;
Samuel Rachman, New York.
Toy (THE) sHOoP; Christmas play, by
G. M. Rohrer. [4] p. 12mo.
Printed. [25059
©) Aue. 42) A916 2e* Aue. 22;
1916; D. 44798; Gertrude Martin
Rohrer, Pittsburgh.
TRANSFER (A) OF PROPERTY; 1 act
play, by M. W. Reed. [1], 20 p.
4to. Typewritten. [25060
© el! Oct 145-1916; D' 45172;
Mark White Reed, Chelmsford, Mass.
TRELLER UND CO.; original-schwank in
2 akten von Walther Gericke, trans-
lated by S. Rachman. [2], 61 p.
4to. Typewritten. [25061
© 1 ¢. Sept. 22, 1916; D 45007:
Samuel Rachman, New York.
TRY IT AND SEE; comedy in 1 act, by
G. A. Stillwell. [1]; 14 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [25062
© Ui ce) Oct: 442096 ; oD (45945;
George A. Stillwell, New York.
TWEENY; play in 4 acts, by B. Car-
penter Ralph. [107] p. 4to. Type-
written. [25063
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 44952;
Ralph CC. Blanchard, Hartsdale,
INEAAYS
TWENTY MINUTES IN SLAVERY LAND;
melodramatic comedy farce in 38
scenes, by A. Bernard. 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25064
©1.c. Oct. 4, 1916; D 45049; Abe
Bernard, Brooklyn.
UNGUARDED (THE) GATES; modern
American play in 8 acts, by C. M.
Sheafe, jr., and Grover Harrison.
[2], 81 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25065
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1916; D 45040;
Charles M. Sheafe, jr., Rye, N. Y.
UNWELCOME (THE) GUEST; drama in 4
acts, by Zalmon Libin and G. Blum.
[100] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25066
©1c. Oct. 4, 1916; D 45050; Gus-
tav Blum, New York.
1121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25067
pt. 5 mis. ev. be
VAUDEVILLE AS YOU LIKE IT; musical
monologue in 1 act, by A. Burkhardt.
[7] p. 4to. Typewritten. [25067
©, 1.¢, Sept. 25, JOG >, 1) 44926;
Addison Burkhardt, New York.
Very (THE) NAKED BOY; interlude, by
S. Walker. [2], 19 p. 8vo. Type-
written. [25068
© 1 e. Oct. 2, 1916; D 45032; Stu-
art Walker, New York.
VOGELSCHEUCHEN (DIE) ; musikalische
groteske in 1 akt, von Ad. Alder-
mann, musik von Oscar Jascha. Re-
gie- und _ soufflierbuch. Leipzig,
Wien, New York, W. Karczag, 1916.
15 p. 8vo. [25069
©1c. July 29, 1916; D 44500; W.
Karezag, Vienna,
WAKE UP; play in 1 act, by K. Ray-
nore. [2], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25070
@) 1° ¢. Oct. “S,, S00Gs-1 450s
Katherine Raynore, New York.
War (THE) OF WITS; comedy-dramatic
novelette, by H. L. Newton. [1], 12
p. 4to. Typewritten. [25071
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45004;
Harry L. Newton, Chicago.
War (THE) ORPHANS; neutral comedy
in 4 acts, by L. Hubble. [2], 163 p.
4to. Typewritten. [25072
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1916; D 45046;
Lessing Hubble, New York.
WASHINGHOUSE (THE) KEY; Seotch
domestic comedy sketch, by J. M.
Hamilton and M. Lindsay. 10 p.
4to. Typewritten. [25073
© 1e. Oct. 6, 1916; D 45068; Mol-
lie Lindsay, New York.
WELL DONE, THOU CLEVER JEW; 1 act
vaudeville sketch, by J. J. Enright.
[8], 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25074
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1916; D 45001;
John Joseph Enright, Boston.
WENN ZWEI HOCHZEIT MACHEN ; scherz-
spiel mit gesang und tanz in 3 akten,
von Rudolf Bernauer und Rudolph
Schanzer, musik von Walter Kollo
und Willy Bredschneider. Regie-
buch. Berlin, Drei masken-verlag,
Hp bh. 21a Th ps eVOe
[25075
© 1c. July 29; 1916: Db 44497 ;
Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h., Mu-
nich.
WENN ZWEI SICH LIEBEN; operette in 3
akten, von A. M. Willner und Robert
Bodanzky, musik von Edmund Hys-
ler. .Regie- und souffiierbuch. Leip-
zig, Wien, New York, W. Karczag,
1915. 81 p. Svo. [25076
© 1c July 29, 1916; D 44502;
W. Karczag, Vienna.
WHEN I WAS YOUNG; play in 1 act, by
HK. A. Myers. 11 p. fol. Ms:
[25077
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1916; D 44682;
Emma Augustine Myers, New York.
WHITE (THE) FLOWER; or, Three men,
play in 4 acts, by J. J. Hazelton.
[1], 46 p. 4to. Typewritten.
; eee:
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1916; D 44986;
Julia Johnson Hazelton, Detroit.
WHITE (THE) SCARAB; Egyptian ro-
mance in 8 acts and 5 scenes, by L.
Shaffner. [84] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [25079
© 1c. act 1, Sept. 26, 1916; 1 ¢.
acts 2 and 3, Oct. 6, 1916; D 450%;
Lillyan Shaffner, New York.
WHyY NoT? comedy in 8 acts, by J. P.
King. 65 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[25080
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1916; D 44980;
John Pendleton King, New York.
WISHING; play in 1 act, by P. O’Brien.
6p. 4to. Typewritten. [25081
© 1c Oct. 14, 1916; Di 45163;
Patsy O’Brien, New York.
WISHING (THE) DANCE; fairy play in
1 act, by E. F. Foster. 8 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [25082
© 1c Oct. 7, 1916; D 45070;
Edith Francis Foster, Wakefield,
Mass.
WomMAN (A) OF A FEW WORDS; play
in 1 act, by Sam Morris [pseud. of
M. Samuels]. [1], 7 p. 4to. Type-
written. [25083
© 1. ec Oct...12,:1916; D 45864;
Maurice Samuels, Brooklyn.
WoRTH THE MONEY; comedy in 1 act,
by., A.. Bartlett... [1], 15° po gree
Typewritten. [25084
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1916; D 45006;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
1122
no. 10, 1916
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
25087
YELLOW (THE) PERIL; play in 2 acts,
by Raymond Flower [pseud. of A.
Blair]. [4], 31 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [25085
© 1c Oct. 7, 1916; D 45156;
Anne Blair, Boston.
YEOMAN SERVICE; drama in prologue
and 3 acts, by H. C. Randall. [159]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [25086
er tce, Oct. .9, 1916: D. 45081;
Ethel Claire Randall, Chicago.
ZIMMER (DAS) DER PoMPADOUR; oper-
ette in 1 akt, von Oskar Friedmann
und Ludwig Hierzer, musik von Ed-
mund Hysler. Regie- und soufflier-
buch. Wien, Leipzig, A. Robitschek,
1915. 32 p. 4to. Mimeographed.
[25087
© ie. July 29, 1916; D 44510:
Adolphe Robitschek, Vienna.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 2,209
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
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CLASS F. MAPS
ADRIAN, Lenawee Co., Mich. Insur-
ance maps. Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 381 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches, [25088
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
F 30129; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ALBANY, N. Y. Ward maps of Albany,
N. Y., showing block numbers as
designated in the assessors’ books.
Seales vary. 19 1.
inches. Bound. [25089
yeeepe 15.) 1916; 2 /«) Oct. 4,
1916; F 28895; B. Lodge & co., Al-
bany.
AtBANy County, N. Y. Road and
township map of Albany and Rens-
selaer counties, N. Y. 1916. Scale
Zoe tO t inch, Size 21 by 2
inches. [25090
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 28907; C. S. Hammond & co., New
York.
ALLEGAN County, Mich. Farm jour-
nal map of Allegan County, Mich.
Seale 4 mi. to 12 inches. Size 27
by 22 inches. [25091
ereret. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 28908. CC. S. Hammond & ©co.,
New York.
AMESBURY, Mass. Map of the town of
Amesbury. 1917. Scale 800 ft. to
1 inch. Size 18 by 12 inches.
[25092
mien. 17, 1916: 2 cc. Oct 19,
1916; F 28919; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
ANoKA County, Minn. Standard map
of Anoka County, Minn., showing
adjacent portions of Hennepin and
Ramsey counties, Minn. Size 23 by
20 inches. [25093
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1916;
F 28903; Minnesota map pub. ¢o.,
st. Paul.
APACHE, Caddo Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[25094
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
F 30121; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Size 9 by 12;
BATON
Aug.
inch.
RovucEe, La. Insurance maps.
1, 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
32 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[25095
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1916;
F 30118; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Big ForK, Flathead Co., Mont. [In-
surance map]
ft. to an inch.
Sept., 1916. Secale 50
Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25096
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1916; F 380090; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Bie STONE City, Grant Co., 8. D. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25097
© Oct..3, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
F 30095; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Boston, Mass. Map of Boston show-
ing hotels, convention halls and rail-
way stations. Size 15 by 52 inches.
[25098
© Aug 27; 4916-2 ec. ‘Sept. +26,
1916; F 28900; Boston convention
bureau of the Boston chamber of
commerce, Boston.
BRIDGER, Carbon Co., Mont. [Iinsur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25099
ey-Oeb. 5, 1916: 2 e, Ock Si a1siG-
F 30105; Sanborn map co., New
York.
BrRowNnIine, Teton Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25100
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
F 30104; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CALExIco, Imperial Co., Cal. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25101
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
FF 30106; Sanborn map co., New
York.
1125
CATALOGUE
25102
Casa
map of
CASA GRANDE VALLEY, Ariz.
Grande valley dispatch.
copper, gold, and silver mines. Size
11 by 184 inches. [25102
Cl. daily, ae ha SiGe, (Ser. Sune 26,
1916; F 28846; E. R. Zimmerman,
Casa Grande, Ariz.
Crepar County, Ia. Atlas of Cedar
County, Ia., containing maps of
townships of the county, maps of
state, U. S., and world, farmers di-
rectory. analysis of the system of
U. S. land surveys. (Mason City,
Ia., Anderson pub. co.) Various
seales. 271. size 144 by 174% inches.
Bound. [251038
© «sepe. 15; 191622) c. Oct. 2a
1916; F 28921; G. W. Anderson,
Mason City, Ia.
CHILHOWEE, Johnson Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25104
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1916;
F 30119; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CoLtumMBIA, Houston Co... Ala. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25105
©) Oct. 24, 1916; 2c. Oct. 25, 1916;
KF 30181; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ConcorpiA PARISH, La. Oil field map
of Concordia Parish, La. Seale 1
mi. to 1 inch. Size 49 by 29 inches.
Blue print. [25106
@©VAug: 18240162 2 ‘e: Sept! 29,
1916; F 28891; William T. Braun,
Tulsa, Okl.
DEERFIELD, Lenawee Co., Mich. © [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
HUGit. to an ineh. Size 25. py 2
inches. [25107
© .Octs40, ASI se2 . ess Oet.. 44,
1916; F 30102; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
DENMARK. Denmark ;
Iceland and
my’ to LF
inches.
©: Oct: ‘9, 1916 2 «
1916; F 28905;
co., New York.
JENVER, Col. [Insurance map]
addl. sheet 102. Aug., 1916.
o0 ft. to. an.inch. ~Size. 25, by. 21
inches, [25109
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1916;
HY 30125. Sanborn map Co., New
York.
with insets,
Bornholm. Scale 50
inches. Size 7 by 10
[25108
Oe 10,
C. 8. Hammond &
Vez:
Seale
i
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, tS. vee
Detroit, Mich. Map of the city of De-
troit, Mich. Scale 1 mi. to 14 inches.
Size 14 by 21 inches. [25110
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 28909; Sauer bros., Detroit.
— Scale 5000 ft. to 24 inches. Size
22 by 34 inches. P-sT 0 I
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 28910; Sauer bros., Detroit.
DisTRIcT oF CoLumBrIA. [Insurance
maps of] Washington, D. C. v. 2,
add’l sheets 260-262, Aug., 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 3 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [25112
©. Oct. 20, 1916: 2) G2 eae
Ste 30126: Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
DovER CENTER, Cuyahoga, Co., O. [In-
surance map] Cleveland, O. v. 12,
add’l sheets 122, 123. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25113
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 e@ Oct. 25,
1916; F 380130; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Financial war map of Eu-
Size 21 by 29 inches.
f25114
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1916; F 28887; A. B. Leach & ¢o.,
New York.
EUROPE.
rope and. Asia.
— War area of eastern Europe.
Scale 80 mi. to ~ inch. Size 103 by
+ inches. [25115
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c« Oct. 4,
1916; F 28898; Dodd, Mead & co.,
inc., New York.
War area of western Europe.
Seale 120 mi. to 24 inches. Size 5+
by 8% inches. [25116
© . Sept. 29, 1916:,,2. G& (ieee
1916; F 28899; Dodd, Mead & co.,
inc., New York.
Forest City, Winnebago Co., Ia. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25117
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1916;
F 30098; Sanborn map co. New
York.
FREDERICK, Tillman Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25118
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1916;
F 30114; Sanborn map co., New
York.
MAPS
no. 10, 1916
25134
GALLIPOLIS, Gallia Co., O. Insurance | INDEPENDENCE, Jackson Co., Mo. In-
maps. Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 18 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[25119
Pacer 2, 19165 2 c,. Oct. 3, 1916;
F 30092; Sanborn map co., New
York.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Map of the city of
Gloucester, Mass., 1917; with inset,
Gloucester & Rockport. Scale 1000
ft. to 1 inch. Size 18 by 24 inches.
[25120
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1916;
F 28904; Sampson & Murdock co.,
Boston.
HAMLET, Richmond Co., N. C._ [Insur-
ance map] Sfept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets. size 25 by
21 inches. (25020
eo Ge, 25, 1916: 2'c. Oct. 26,
1916; F 30189; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HARTFORD, Conn. [Insurance map]
v. 1. sheet 75. July, 1916. Scale
a0 tr tO an inch. Size, 25-by 21
inches. [25122
wet. 11 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1916;
F 30124; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Hartwick, Otsego Co., N. Y. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[251238
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 28,
1916; F 30085; Sanborn map ©Co..,
New York.
HEADLAND, Henry Co., Ala. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25124
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
F 30188; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Houieate, Henry Co., O.
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25125
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
F 30122; Sanborn map co., New
York. |
HUNTINGTON PARK, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal. [Insurance map] Aug., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 24 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [25126
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
F 30128; Sanborn map co., New
York.
[Insurance |
surance map. Aug., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 19 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. 2
@© Oct: “At -18i6="2 "Ee Oek 12,
1916; F 380111; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Iowa. Heubinger’s map of Iowa
showing the roads officially adopted
by the Iowa state highway commis-
sion. Size 22 by 14 inches.
[25128
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
F 28897; N. Heubinger, Davenport,
Iowa.
JEFFERSON County, Kan. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & @o.,
1916. 2 p. 1, 7-88, viii; x=<xxiil p.
illus., ports., maps. fol. $15.00.
[25129
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 488687; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
Kansas. Adaptable map of the Kan-
sas-Oklahoma oil and gas centers.
Scale 150 mi. to 14 inches. Size 14
by 14 inches. [25130
© Aue. °25,° 1916: 2c: Sept: - 12,
1916; F 28883; Cochran independent
publicity service, Wichita.
Holdings of the Combination oil
and gas co. aS shown on the adapt-
able map of the Kansas-Oklahoma
oil and gas centers. Scale 150 mi.
to 14 inches. Size 14 by 14 inches.
= [25181
(© Sept. S$, PIG” Zee. Sepive 2:
1916; F 28882; Cochran independent
publicity service, Wichita.
Holdings of the Great west oil
and gas co. as shown on the adapt-
able map of Kansas-Oklahoma oil
and gas centers. Size 14 by 14
inches. [25032
© Aue. 31) 1916e 2 eo Sept. 12:
1916; F 28884; Cochran independent
publicity service, Wichita.
LAMONT, Whitman Co., Wash. [In-
surance map] July, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [25133
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1916; F 80089; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
LARz ANDERSON ESTATE. Private map
showing road to Larz Anderson es-
tate. Size 94 by 64 inches. [251384
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1916;
F 28922; Walker litho & pub. co.,
Boston. ;
1127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25135
LAWRENCE, Mass. Map of the city of
Lawrence and vicinity. Scale 1000
ft. to 42 inch. Size 23 by 25 inches.
[25135
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1916; F 28890; Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
LEEToN, Johnson Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to aninch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25136
© JOd.. 16:7 1916- 2: Gl Ock,. 17,
1916; F 380120; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
Lewis County, Mo. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 2 p.
1., 7-81, viii, x—xxiii p. illus., ports..,
maps. fol. $15.00. [251387
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 488686; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
Los ANGELES CouNTy, Cal. Official
map of county of Los Angeles, Cal.
1916. Scale 1 inch to 1 mile. Size
Gi4t. by 6 it. [25138
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1916;
F 28917; Laura L. Whitlock, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Macon County, Ill. Highway map of
Macon County, Ill. Scale 1 mi. to 1
inch. Size 80 by 34 inches. Blue-
print. [25139
©. Sept.. 14, 1916: 2 e:-Sept 44,
1916; F 28886; Warnie Albert Fusch,
Decatur, Ill.
Mass (Mine) Map of Mass and adja-
cent properties. Scale 2000 ft. to 1
inch. Size 214 by 15 inches. [25140
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2.c. Sept. 25,
1916; F 28889; Thomas S. Woods,
Boston.
MicHIGAN. Bowen’s Michigan state
atlas. Indianapolis, B. F. Bowen &
€0.,) INC: 1916,. I98.cn. Peele nmaps
(part fold.) fol. [25141
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
29, 1916; A 488189; B. F. Bowen &
co., ine., Indianapolis.
MippLeport, Miegs Co., O. [insurance
map] Aug., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to
an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches.
[25142
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1916;
F 30117; Sanborn map co., New
York.
pt. 5 BSL vais
MILBANK, Grant Co., 8S. D. [Insurance
map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25148
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1916;
F 380107; Sanborn map co., New
York.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Wright’s map of
Milwaukee. 1916. Size 35 by 26
inches. [25144
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 e. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 28906; Wright directory co., Mil-
waukee.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Pilot map of Min-
neapolis, 1916. Scale 1000 ft. to 1
inch. Size 19 by 28 inches. [25145
© Sept.’ 1,' 1916; 2c" Seva. =.
1916; F 28885; First and security
national bank, Minneapolis.
MosBerty, Randolph Co., Mo. Insur-
ance maps. Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 21 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25146
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 27, 1916;
F 30144; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Monon, White Co., Ind. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25147
© Oct. 13, 191637526 Cease
1916; F 380115; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Monroe County, Ill. Plat book of
Monroe Co., Ill. Various scales. 34
l. size 15 by 18 inches. Bound.
[25148
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ce Oct. 14, 1916;
F 28914; Centennial atlas co. of
Monroe Co., Ili., Waterloo, Ill.
MontTGOMERY County, Pa., Atlas of the
North Penn section of Montgomery
Co., Pa., embracing Cheltenham,
Abington, Springfield, Upper Dublin,
and parts of Moreland, Whitemarsh,
Whitpain, lower and upper Gwynedd
townships. Various scales. 60 lL.
size 22 by 17 inches. Bound. [25149
© Oct, 23, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1916;
F 28920; August H. Mueller, Phila-
delphia.
Morris, Otsego Co., N. Y. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 100 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
; [25150
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1916;
F 301338; Sanborn map co., New
York.
1128
MAPS
no. 10, 1916
NApoLEeon, Henry Co., O. [Insurance
maps] <Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 15 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25151
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2c. Oct. 25, 1916;
F 30185; Sanborn map co. New
York.
New Haven, Conn. Price and Lee co.’s
new map of the city of New Haven,
Conn., 1916. Scale 1500 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 194 by 28 inches. [25152
© Sept: 28, 1916; 2 c« Oct. 12,
1916; F 28912; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
NEw York (Ciiy) Insurance maps
of the borough of Queens, city of
New York. v. 5. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5p.1. 1151, size 25 by
21 inches. Bound. [25153
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1916; F 380086; Sanborn map c¢o.,
New York.
— New York Central lines passenger
and freight offices and terminals.
Size 30 by 8 inches. [25154
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ce Oct. 18, 1916;
F 28916; Rand, McNally & co., New
York.
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. City of New-
buryport [1917] Scale 24 inches to
4 mile. Size8 by 26 inches. [25155
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
F 28918; Sampson & Murdock co.,
Boston.
NEwport, Vt. Map of Newport and
W. Derby. Scale 1000 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 84 by 11 inches. [25156
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 23,
1916; F 28888; R. W. Spear, New-
port, Vt.
NortHwoop; Worth Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25157
© Oct. 24, 1915; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
KF 30132; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Osweco, N. Y. Map of the city of
Oswego. 1916. Size 16 by 18 inches.
[25158
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
F 28896; Sampson & Murdock co.,
Boston.
PENNSYLVANIA. Roadbook of Penn-
sylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and
New York City, ed. and arr. by J. C.
Rommel. Philadelphia,
American -
25166
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued.
roadbook company [1916] 244 p.
illus., maps. S8vo. [25159
© Sept. 28,.1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 7, 1916; A 445019; John C.
Rommel, Philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Wagner’s complete
map of Pittsburgh and the adjoining
boros. Scale 1 mi. to 8 in. Size
45 by 82 inches. [25160
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 38, 1916;
F 28894; Arthur C. Wagner, Cincin-
cinnati.
Pomeroy, Meigs Co., O. Insurance
maps Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 13 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25161
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1916;
F 30143. Sanborn map co., New
York.
Pontiac, Mich. Town no. 3 north,
range 10 east. Scale 38 inches to 1
mi. Size 18 by 18 inches, [25162
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1916;
F 28901; Wilbur Samuel McAlpine,
Birmingham, Mich.
PortiA, Lawrence Co., Ark. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[251638
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1916;
F 380099; Sanborn map co., New
York,
PROVIDENCE, R. I. New map of the
city of Providence. Scale 2400 ft.
to 1% inches. Size 12 by 16 inches.
[25164
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1916;
F 28893; C. A. Pabodie & Son, Provi-
dence, R. I.
Rock VALLEY, Sioux Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] June, 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25165
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 2,
1916; F 380088; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
RUTLEDGE, Scotland Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25166
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c Oct. 9, 1916;
F 30101; Sanborn map co., New
York.
1129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25167
DUA ies wees
SALEM, Mass. [Insurance map] addl.
sheet 74, July, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25167
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1916;
F 30145; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Insurance maps v. 1.
1916... Seale 50.1t to.an ineh; °70
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [25168
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1916;
F 30112; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Insurance maps. v. 2. 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 67 sheets,
size 25 to 21 inches. [25169
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
KF 30127; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SCHUYLER LAKE, Otsego Co., N. Y.
[Insurance map] Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. [25170
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1916;
F 380096; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SEATTLE, Wash. Kroll’s official map
of greater Seattle, 1916. Scale 800
ft. to 1 inch. 8 sheets, size 27 by
39 inches. [25171
© Sept. .27;) 11916322) en Oeknad2,
1916; F 28911; Kroll map co., Seat-
tle.
SEymMour, Baylor Co., Tex. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. Zoi
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
F 30137; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SHELBYVILLE, Shelby Co., Ky. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25173
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2c) Oct Ar 1916-5
F 30141; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SISSETON, Roberts Co., S. D. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25174
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1916;
F 30110; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SoutH AMERICA. [Outline map of]
South America. Scale, 1 inch to 500
miles. Size 64 by 94 inches. [25175
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
I 28915; George J. Miller, Mankato, |
Minn,
SPRINGFIELD CENTER, Otsego Co., N. Y.
[Insurance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25° by 21
inches. [25176
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1916;
F 30094; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Success, Clay Co., Ark. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25417
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2°e- Ot. "7, 41916;
F 30097; Sanborn map co., New
York.
SuMmMitT, Roberts Co., S. D. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[25178
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1916;
F 30093; Sanborn map Co., New
York.
TEMPLE, Cotton Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25179
©). Oct., 18,1916 2+. A0ehe
1916; F 30116; Sanborn map ¢o.,
New York.
TENNESSEE. New commercial and
road map of Tennessee showing
counties in different colors, cities,
villages, post-offices, ete. Scale 83%
mi. to 1 inch. Size 57 by 16 inches.
[25180
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
F 28923; National map co., In-
dianapolis.
TERRAL, Jefferson Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25181
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
191632 30087 : Sanborn map Co.,
New York,
UNIoN GROVE, Racine Co., Wis. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [25182
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
F 30100; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Uniontown, Union Co., Ky. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [25183
© Oct. 2,°1916 "2c. Octe, fais
F 30091; Sanborn map co., New
Vork,
1130
MAPS
no. 10, 1916
UnitTep States. Henry’s easy to un-
derstand time table map of the
United States. Size 133 by 253
inches. [25184
esent, a0, 1916; 2 ¢: Oct. 4,
1916; F 28913; George Henry, San
Francisco.
WaALterR, Cotton Co., OKl.
map] Sept., 1916.
an inch. 3 Sheets,
inches. [25185
= @et. 24-1916; 2 c Oct. 25,
1916; EF 30134; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
[ Insurance
Seale 50 ft. to
size 25 by 21
Warsaw, Duplin Co., N. C. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25186
fe eb 11,1916; 2c. Oct. 12,
1916; F 30108; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WASHINGTON County, Minn. Stand-
ard map of Washington County,
Minn. Size 31 by 11 inches. [25187
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c Oct. 6, 1916;
F 28902; Minnesota map pub. co.,
~ we Paul.
WAURIKA, Jefferson Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
3 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[25188
mr Oe. 15, 1916: 2 ¢. Oct.. 14,
1316; BH 30113; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WAYLAND, Clark Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [25189
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
F 301038; Sanborn map co., New
York.
WEBSTER, Day Co., S. D. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[25190
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1916;
F 30142; Sanborn map co., New
York. :
25197
WILLIAMSTOWN, Grant Co., Ky. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25191
©) Oct: 26, 1916="2 ‘e) Oct. 2h
1916; F 30140; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WINDBER, Somerset Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [25192
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 e: Oct. 12; 1916:
F 30109; Sanborn map co., New
York.
WOODBRIDGE, Middlesex Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Aug., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [25193
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
F 30128; Sanborn map co., New
York.
WORLD. Commercial map. of the
world, [by John E. De Meyer] 1916.
[45] sheets, size 12 by 14 inches.
[Bradley’s historical and geographi-
cal outline maps, no. 37 Geographi-
cal series]. [25194
© June 26, 1916; 2 c Sept. 26,
1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 438718;
Milton Bradley company, Spring-
field, Mass.
Handy atlas of the world. Buf-
falo, N. Y., The Matthews-Northrup
works, 1916. 34, [2] p. maps. 12mo.
[25195
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 438267; Matthews-North-
rup works, Buffalo.
YPSILANTI, Washtenaw Co., Mich. In-
surance maps. <Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 15 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [25196
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
KF 30136; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ZANESVILLE, O. Wards and precints,
city of Zanesville, O. Scale 800 ft.
to 1 inch. Size 22 by 30 inches.
[25197
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 29,
1916; F 28892; Carl Ray Spencer,
Zanesville, O.
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ADVENTURE OF THE JEALOUS WIFE. See
Beatrice Fairfax.
ALICE IN soctety. 38 reels. [25198
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9402; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
ANSWER (THE); in 5 pts., visualisa-
tion of Newman Flower’s book, Is
God dead? produced, arranged and
personally conducted by Walter
West. Clippings from reel. [25199
© title, description and 467 prints
recd. Oct. 13, 1916; L 9313; Broad-
west films, ltd., London.
ARE YOU AN ELK? written by King
Baggot, produced by Harry McRae
Webster. Reel. (Release no. 683)
[25200
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9324; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
AS YE sow; written by Leo. D. Ma-
loney and Leo Pierson, directed by
Burton L. King. 2 reels. [25201
© Oct. 20, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 21, 1916; L 9362; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
AT THE AINSLEY BALL. See Beatrice
Fairfax.
Banpit’s (THE) WAGER; written and
produced by Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford. Reel. [25202
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9369; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BarFty (THE); scenario by Virginia
Kirtley, produced by Louis William
Chaudet. Reel. [25203
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9285; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BEACHCOMBER (THE): written by
Chas. J. McQuirk, directed by L. C.
Windom. 2 reels. [25204
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 20, 1916; L 9857; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MOTION PICTURES
BEANS AND BULLETS; story by Barney
Fury. scenario by Harry Wulze, pro-
duced by W. W. Beaudine. Reel.
[25205
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9266; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BEATRICE FAIRFAX; episode no. 1. The
missing watchman, scenario by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. [25206
© Aug. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9411; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
2. The adventure of the jealous
wife, Scenario by Basil Dickey, pro-
duced by Wharton, inc. 2 reels.
[25207
© Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9393; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
——3. Billie’s romance, written by
Basil Dickey, produced by Wharton,
ine. 2 reels. [25208
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9394; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
4, The stone god, written by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. [25209
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9395; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
5. Mimosa San, written by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. [25210
© Sept. 4,.1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9896; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
—6. The forbidden room, written
by Basil Dickey, produced by Whar-
ton, inc. 2 reels. [25211
© Sept. 11, 1916; Z c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9397; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
1133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25212
BEATRICE FAIRFAX; episode no. 7. A
name for the baby, written by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. Wear
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9398; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
8. At the Ainsley ball, written by
Basil Dickey, produced by Wharton,
inc. 2 reels. [25213
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; I: 9899; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
9. Outside the law, scenario by
Basil Dickey, produced by Wharton,
ine. 2 reels. [25214
© Oct: 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9412; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
12. Curiosity, written by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. [25215
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9400; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
13. The ringer, scenario by Basil
Dickey, produced by Wharton, ine.
2 reels. [25216
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 94138; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) TEMPLES OF CEYLON.
(Dorsey travel picture) Reel. [25217
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 3, 1916; M 733; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BETTER MAN; written by Ben Cohn, di-
rected by Jay Hunt. 2 reels. [25218
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9310; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BETTY AT THE WEDDING. See Rose
(Florence) fashions.
BETTY ENTERTAINS AN OUT-OF-TOWN
GUEST. See Rose (Florence) fash-
ions.
BETTY SELECTS HER BRIDESMAID FROCK.
See Rose (Florence) fashions.
BETTY’S AFFAIR. Reel. [25219
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9263; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
BETWEEN ONE AND TWO; by Blanche
King, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [25220
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9242; Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13.
BILLIE’S ROMANCE.
See Beatrice Fair-
tax
Biack (THE) SHEEP OF THE FAMILY ;
written by Frank M. Wiltermood
and Jay Hunt, directed by Jay Hunt.
o reels. (Hunt 1720°C} [25221
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Oct. 3, 1916; L 9282: Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BLACK, THE STORY OF A _ DOG.
Where is my father?
See Mishaps of
See
BLow YouR HORN.
Musty Suffer.
BLUE (THE) ENVELOPE MYSTERY; from
the book The blue envelope, by
Sophie Kerr, picturized by A. Van
Buren Powell, produced by Wilfred
North. 5 reels. [25222
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9252; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
Bossy BUMPS QUEERS THE CHOIR; ani-
mated by Earl Hurd. (Paramount-
Bray cartoon, no. 43) Reel. [25223
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Oct. 24, 1916; M 744: Bray
studios, inc., New York.
BooMERANG (A) Split reel. [25224
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9257; Selig poly-
scope co., Chicago.
BORROWED SUNSHINE; by Delos Avery,
adapted by Edw. T. Lowe, jr., di-
rected by L. C. Windom. 2 reels.
[25225
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9302; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
BRAND (THE) OF COWARDICE; story and
scenario by Charles M. Maigne, pro-
duced for the Metro program by
John W. Noble. 5 reels. [25226
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9405; Rolfe
phctoplays, inc., New York.
BRIDGET’S BLUNDER; comedy in 1 pt.
Clippings from reel. [25227
© title, description and 152 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9314; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
BurctaR (THE); written by R. A.
Dillon, directed by P. C. Hartigan.
Reel. [25228
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9290; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
1134
‘no. 10, 1916
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL; no. 17, car-
toon by Wallace A. Carlson. Reel.
[25229
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; M 734; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
— 18, cartoon by Wallace A. Carl-
son. Split reel. [25230
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; M 746; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
See Scarlet runner.
See Philo Gubb.
CHIP, THE PLUMBER; by William Laub.
Clippings from reel. [25231
© title, description and 37 prints
recd. Oct. 17, 1916; L 9328; Juvenile
film corp., New York.
CuHorus (THE) GIRL AND THE KID; in
3 pts., supervised by H. M. and E. D.
Horkheimer. Clippings from reel.
[25232
© title, description and 90 prints
recd. Oct. 23, 1916; L 9377; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
Ctos—E (A) caALLt: written and pro-
duced by Tom Mix. Reel. [25233
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9277; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Coit. Heeza LIAR GETS MARRIED; ani-
mated by J. R. Bray. (Paramount-
Bray cartoon, no. 42) Reel.
[25234
© Oct. 17, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916: M 740; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
Conspiracy (THE); written by Wil-
liam Parker, directed by Henry Mc-
Rae. 2 reels. [25235
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916: L 9250; Universal
film mfg. co.. inc., New York.
CrIMsSOoN (THE) STAIN MYSTERY; No.
7. The devil’s symphony, story by
Albert Payson Terhune, photoplay
by Otto E. Goebel, produced by Erbo-
graph co., directed by T. Hayes Hun-
ter. 2 reels. [25236
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 3. 1916; L 9234; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York. .
-—— 8. In the shadow of death, by
Albert Payson Terhune, produced by
Erbograph co., directed by T. Hayes
Hunter. 2 reels. [25237
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9303; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
CAR AND THE GIRL.
CHICKEN (THE)
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
25245
Crimson (THE) STAIN MYSTERY—Con.
9. The haunting specter, by Al-
bert Payson Terhune, directed by T.
Hayes Hunter, produced by Erbo-
grap co. 2 reels. [25238
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 20, 1916; L 9356; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
CrooKEeD (A) MIxUpP; story by W. M.
Baker, scenario by Charles J. Wil-
son, jr.. produced by W. W. Beau-
dine. Reel. [25239
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 13, 1916; L 9297; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Cry (THE) OF CONSCIENCE: scenario
by Olga Printzlau, directed by Clif-
ford S. Elfelt. 2 reels. [25240
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916: L 9389; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Curiosity. See Beatrice Fairfax.
AUGHTER (A) oF Dixie. 2 reels.
[25241
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 20, 1916; L 9359; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DAUGHTER (A) OF THE GODS; adapted
and produced by Herbert Brenon,
from the story of the same name,
under the personal supervision of
J. Gordon Edwards. 10 reels.
[25242
© Oct. 15. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9325; William
Fox, New York.
Decoy (THE); story by E. M. Ingle-
ton, scenario by Bess Meredyth, di-
rected by William Garwood. Reel.
[25243
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9287; Uni-
versal film mfg. c¢o., inc., New York.
Devit’s (THE) PRIZE; written and di-
rected by Marguerite Bertsch. 5
reels. [25244
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 25, 1916; L 9385; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
DORSEY TRAVEL PICTURE. See Beauti-
ful temples of Ceylon.
DREAMY DwtpD IN THE AFRICAN WAB
ZONE; cartoon by Wallace A. Carl-
son. Split reel. [25245
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; M 739; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
1135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25246
Het (THE); story by Beth Boone,
scenario by William Parker, pro-
duced by H. Millard. 2 reels.
[25246
© Oct. 11, 1912; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion), Oct. 12, 1A9IG: 19298 > Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ELUSIVE (THE) ENEMY; written by
Grace Cunard, directed by Francis
Ford. Reel. [25247
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1916;
description Oct. 11, 1916; L 9275;
Universal film mfg. co., inc., New
York.
END (THE) OF THE RAINBOW: written
and produced by Lynn F. Reynolds.
5 reels. [25248
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9347: Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
ESSANAY-CHAPLIN REVUE OF 1916; ar-
ranged by Essanay from the Essa-
nay-Chaplin successes, The tramp,
His new job, and A night out. 5
reels. [25249
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9254: Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
EVENWUL (AN) EVENING; written by
Victoria Fords, produced by Tom
Mix. Reel. [25250
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 3, 1916; L 9230; Selig poly-
Scope co., Chicago.
FABLE (THE) OF THE KITTENISH SUPER-
ANNS AND THE WORLD-WEARY SNIPES;
by George Ade, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. 2 reels. [25251
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9255; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FABLE OF THE THROBBING GENIUS OF A
TANK TOWN WHO WAS ENCOURAGED BY
HER FOLKS WHO WERE PROMINENT; by
George Ade, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. Reei. [25252
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 e@ and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9332; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
FARMER ALFALFA SEES NEW YORK; ani-
mated by Paul Terry. (Paramount-
Bray cartoon, no. 41) Reel. [25253
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; M 736; Bray stu-
dios, inc., New York.
FAME AT LAST.
See Timothy Dobbs,
that’s me.
pt. 1, assis
FELIX ON THE JOB; written by Harry
Wulze, produced by Joseph De
Grasse, directed by George Felix.
Reel. [25254
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9370; Universal
film. mfg. co., ine., New York.
FirM (THE) OF GIRDIESTONE; by Ar-
thur Conan Doyle, produced by Har-
old Shaw. 5 reels. [25255
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9253; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR DREAM. See
$5,000 dream.
FLORENCE ROSE FASHIONS. See Rose
(Florence) fashions.
For LOVE AND GOLD; written by EH. M.
McCall and William Parker, pro-
duced by Henry McRae. 2 reels.
[25256
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9871; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
FORBIDDEN ROOM. See Beatrice Fair-
fax.
FOUND GUILTY. See Pearl of the army.
FRoG WHO WOULD A-WOOING GO. See
Whimsey tales.
FROM THE DEEP; supervised by H. M.
and KE. D. Horkheimer. Clippings
from reel. [25257
© title, description and 186 prints
recd. Oct. 10, 1916; L 9269; Melies —
mfg. co., New York.
Future (THE) MAN; by Edward Mc-
Wade, produced by Rolma films, inc.,
under the direction of William
Quirk. Reel. [25258
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9401; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
GAME (THE) THAT FAILED; by Charles
EH. Risse, directed by William Wol-
bert. Reel. [25259
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9341; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
Guost (THE) OF A CHANCE; written
by Edwin Redway, produced by
Rolma films, ine. Reel. [25260
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9307; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
1136
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 10, 1916
25274
GILDED (THE) CAGE; in 5 pts., story by
J. I. C. Clarke, scenario by Fances
Marion, directed by Harley Knoles,
Small reel. [Title changed from
Her majesty] [25261
© title, description and 221 prints
recd. Oct. 2, 1916; L 9228; World
film corp., New York.
GIRL FROM THE HAst. See Heart of
the hills.
GLORIANA; written by William H.
Lippert, directed by E. Mason Hop-
per. 5 reels. (Hopper 1940 C)
[25262
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
fron Oct: 235, 1916; L-. 9365; Blue-
bird photoplays, inc., New York.
GoLtp (THE) BAND; written by Harvey
Gates, produced by Charles HE. Bart-
lett. Reel. [25263
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9296; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
GOLD CIGARETTE CASE. See Scarlet
runner.
GOVERNOR’S (THE) DECISION. Reel.
[25264
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 9353; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GrRAuSTARK. See Prince of Graustark.
Grey Seat. See Jimmie Dale, alias
the Grey: Seal.
Grip (THE) OF EVIL; no. 8. In Bo-
hemia, by Balboa amusement com-
pany. Clippings from reel. [25265
© title, description and 25 prints
reed. Oct. 14, 1915; L 9320; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
——12. Into the pit, by Balboa
amusement company. Clippings
from reel. [25266
© title, description and 53 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9321; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Harpor (THE) OF HAPPINESS; by Ed-
gar Gove, picturized by Joseph F.
Poland, produced by Van Dyke
Brooke. 3 reels. [25267
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9245; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
Harp-norrep ecc. See Philo Gubb.
HAUNTING SPECTER.
mystery.
See Crimson stain |
HEART (THE) OF A FOOL; by Frederic
Chapin, directed by Harry Daven-
port. 8 reels. [25268
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9407; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
Heart (THE) OF THE HILLS; adapted
from the novel The girl from the
East, by David Whitelaw, directed
by Richmond Ridgely. 5 reels.
[25269
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 3, 1916; L 9233; Thomas A.
Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
HEART (THE) OF VIRGINIA KEEP; Story
by Edwin Baird, adapted by H.
Tipton Steck, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. 3 reels. [25270
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9414; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Herr (THE) TO THE HooRAH; Scenario
by Beatrice de Mille and Leighton
Osmun, from the Paul Armstrong
dramatization, aS produced by the
Kirke La Shelle co., produced by
Wm. C. de Mille. 5 reels. [26271
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9301; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Her MAJESTY. See Gilded cage.
HER VANISHED YOUTH; written by
Maie Havey, produced by O. C. Kel-
sey. Reel. [25272
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 24, 1916; L 93880; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HER WEDDING DAY; story by H. M. In-
gleton, scenario by Harvey Gates,
produced by Douglas Gerrard. 2
reels. [252038
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 20, 1916; L 9358; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
HippEN (THE) SCAR; in 5 pts., story
by Mrs. Owen Bronson, scenario by
Frances Marion, directed by Barry
O’Neil, produced by Peerless. Small.
[Title changed from The scorching
way | [25274
© title and description recd. Oct.
2, 1916; 211 prints recd. Sept. 26,
1916; L 9227; World film corp., New
York.
1137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
HIs CONSCIOUS CONSCIENCE; by Law-
rence Semon and Graham Baker, di-
rected by Lawrence Semon. Reel.
p252715
28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
30, 1916; L 9421; Vita-
of America, Brooklyn.
© Oct.
tion Oct.
graph co.
HIS NEW JOB.
revue of 1916.
His OWN NEMESIS; written by W. H.
Newman, directed by L. W. Chau-
det. Reel. [25276
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 «© and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9238; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
See Liberty.
See Grip of evil.
See Essanay-Chaplin
HUMAN TARGET.
IN BOHEMIA.
IN LOVE WITH A FIREMAN; written by
Walter H. Newman, produced by
William W. Beaudine. Reel. [25277
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9418; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IN STUMPLAND; by Frank G. Andrews.
Clippings from reel. [25278
© title, description and 22 prints
recd. Oct. 11. 1916; L 9286: Juvenile
film corp., New York.
See Philo Gubb.
IX THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE: written
by John C. Clymer and Hamilton
Smith, adapted and produced for the
Metro program by Francis X. Bush-
man. 5 reels. [25279
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 21, 1916; L 9361; Quality
pictures corp., New York.
IN THE DARK.
IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
son stain mystery.
See Crim-
INTO THE PIT. See Grip of evil.
Iron (THE) WOMAN; adapted from
the book of the same name, by Mar-
garet Deland, scenario my Walter
C. Clifton, produced for the Metro
program under the direction of Carl
Harbaugh. 6 reels. [25280
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9243; Popular
plays and players, inc., New York.
Is Gop pEAD? See Answer (The)
IsLE (THE) OF LIFE; based on a novel
by Stephen French Whitman, sce-
nario by Fred Myton, directed by
Surton George. 5 reels. [25281
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 9350: Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
—_———————————————— LT
EU EEE
IT MAY BE YOUR DAUGHTER; in 6 pts.,
by George M. Merrick. Smal) reel.
[25282
© title and description recd. Oct.
24, 1916; 159 prints reed. Oct. 3,
1916; L 9382; Moral uplift society
of America. New York.
IT NEVER COULD HAPPEN; by Edward
T. Lowe, jr. 3 reels. [25283
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9374; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
JIMMIE DALE, ALIAS THE GREY SEAL;
no. 1. The Grey Seal, in 2 pts., by
Frank L. Packard. Clippings from
reel. [25284
© title, description and 100 prints
recd. Oct. 17, 1916; L 9387; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
2. The stolen rubies, in 2 pts., by
Frank L. Packard. Clippings from
reel. [25285
© title, description and 83 prints
recd. Oct. 17, 1916; L 9386; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
JUSTICE A LA CARTE; by C. Doty Ho-
bart, produced by John Robertson.
Reel. [25286
© Oct. 17, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9335; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
KENT, THE FIGHTING MAN; in 5 pts,
from the novel by George Edgar,
adapted by Rowland Talbot, pro-
duced by A. E. Coleby. Clippings
from reel. [25287
© title, description and 860 prints
recd. Oct. 6, 1916; L 9258; Thomas
H. Davison, London.
Kiss (THE); by Elizabeth Frazer, pro-
duced under the direction of Dell
Henderson. 5d reels. [25288
© Oct. 14, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9327; Famous
players film co., New York.
KITTY FROM THE cCITy; written and
produced by Harry Wulze._ Reel.
[25289
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9348; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Last (THE) MAN; by James Oliver
Curwood, produced by Wm. Wolbert.
5 reels. [25290
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9264; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
1138
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 10, 1916
LIBERTY; no. 9. Trapped, written and
directed by Jacques Jaccard 2 reels.
[25291
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9249; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
-——10. The human target, written
and produced by Jacques Jaccard.
2 reels, [25292
-© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9309; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LIFE’s SHADOWS; written and produced
for the Metro program by William
Nigh. 5 reels. [25293
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9308; Columbia
. pictures corp., New York.
Lost eirt. See Scarlet runner.
LOVE AND A LIAR; Story by Tom Gib-
son, produced by S. Chaudet. Reel.
[25294
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 9852; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LOVE AND HATE; story by James R.
Garey, scenario by Mary Murillo,
directed by James Vincent. 6 reels.
[25295
© Oct. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9410; William
Fox, New York.
LOVE NEVER DIES; story by Har-
vey Gates, directed by William
Worthington. 5 reels. (Worthing-
ton 1810-C) [25296
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9280; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
LUCILLE, THE WAITRESS; written by
Bide Dudley, produced by William
Bailey. Reel. [25297
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 9351; Universal °
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Luck (THE) oF JANE; by Major
Henry C. Davis, produced by David
Smith. Reel. [25298
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
fiom Oct. 18, 1916; LL 9836; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
LurE (THE) OF ALASKA; a travel and
seenic film taken in Alaska and the
Yukon territory. Clippings from
reel. [25299
© title recd. July 24, 1916; de-
seription recd. Oct. 14, 1916; 51
prints recd. July 24, 1916; M 741;
Dr. Leonard S. Sugden, Los An-
geles.
McCay (WINSOR) AND HIS JERSEY
SKEETERS; acted and drawn by Win-
sor McCay. Reel. [25300
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; M 737; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Main 4400; story by Willard Bradley,
scenario by Maie Havey, produced
by William Worthington. 2 reels.
[253801
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9267; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Man (THE) WHO STOOD STILL; in 5
pts., adapted from Louis Mann’s
great stage success, by Jules Hekert
Goodman, produced by Paragon
films, ine., directed by Frank Hall
Crane...Small reel. — [25302
© title and description reed. Oct..
10, 1916; 245 prints reed. Oct. 11,
1916; L 9295; World film corp., New
York.
Man (THE) WHO WENT SANE; Dy Paul
West, picturized by Joseph F. Po-
land, directed by Thomas R. Mills.
3 reels. [ 253803:
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9408; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
MANTLE (THE) OF DECEIT; written and
directed by Robert F. Hill. 2 reels.
[25304
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; L 9388; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MarooneD; by H. Tipton Steck, di-
rected by HE. H. Calvert. 3 reels.
[ 25305.
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9322; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
MASKED (THE) WOMAN; story by Tom
Gibson, scenario by Harvey Gates,
produced by A. W. Rice. 3 reels.
[25306
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9344; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
1139
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25307
pt. 5 saws
Memory (THE) MILL. Reel. [25307
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9237; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MIDNIGHT (THE) ToLL. Reel. [25308
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 25, 1916; L 9384; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Mimosa San. See Beatrice Fairfax.
MisHars (THE) oF Musty SUFFER;
series B, no. 1. Blow your horn,
direction of Louis Myll. Reel.
[25309
©) June 21, 19163, 2 .c -Oct! 10,
1916; description Oct. 11, 1916; L
9274; George Kleine, New York.
— 2. Showing some speed. Reel.
[25310
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; L 9392; George
Kleine, New York.
3. While you wait, directed by
Louis Myll. Reel. [25311
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; L 93891; George
Kleine, New York.
See Scarlet run-
MISSING
ner.
CHAPTER.
MISSING See Beatrice
Fairfax.
WATCHMAN.
Missine (THE) WITNESS; produced by
Herbert Brenon. Reel. [25312
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9346; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Moving (THE) FINGER; written by
Constance Crawley and Arthur
Maude, directed by Donald Mac-
Donald. Reel. [25313
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9284; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NAME FOR A BABY. See Beatrice Fair-
fax,
Narrow (THE) CREED; written by Ben
Cohn, directed by Jay Hunt. 2 reels.
[25314
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9294; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NEARLY Clippings from
reel. [253815
© title, description and 167 prints
recd, Oct. 3, 1916; L 9235; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
A DESERTER.
NEw (THE) PORTER; written and pro-
duced by Ralph Whiting. Reel.
[25316
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9833; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
NEw YORK’S RAPID TRANSIT; by Anne
Maxwell, produced by Teft John-
son. Reel. [25317
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9334; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
NicuHt out. See Essanay-Chaplin re-
vue of 1916.
NIGHT SHADOWS; written by. Willis
Robards. 2 reels. [25318
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9289; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.”
ONLY A ROSE; written by W. M.
Ritchey, directed by Burton L. King.
2 reels. [253819
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9256; Selig poly-
scope co., Chicago.
OUT OF THE SHADOWS; written by Will
M. Ritchie, directed by Burton L.
King. 2 reels. | 25320
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9279; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
OUTSIDE THE LAW. See Beatrice Fair-
Tex.
Parr (A) oF SHADOWS; Story by War-
ren H. and Mae E. Frost, scenario
by F. McGrew Willis, produced by
Robert Daly. Reel. [ 25821.
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1916;
description Oct. 11, 1916; L 9276;
Universal film mfg. co., ine, New
York.
PARADISE FOR A DAY. Split reel.
5322
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9278; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 86. 2049.
Reel. [25323
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; M 735; Paramount
pictures corp., New York.
— 87. 2050. Reel. [25324
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18,:1916; M $788; ‘Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
1140
LIST OF MOTION
no. 10, 1916
PARAMOUNT PICTOGREAPH—Continued.
— no. 88. 2051. Reel. [25325
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 20, 1916; M 748; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— 39. 2052. Reel. [25326
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; M 747; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PAaT’s PASTING WAYS; written by Chas.
J. Wilson, jr., produced by R. A.
Dillon. Reel. [25327
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9311; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Pawn (THE) SHOP; sixth of the com-
edies produced by Charles Chaplin
under his new Mutual Chaplin con-
tract. 2 reels. 25228
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9244; Lone star
corp., Chicago.
PEARL OF THE ARMY, no. 1. The trai-
tor, by Astra film corp. Clippings
from reel. [25329
© title, description and 66 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9315; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
2. Found guilty, by Astra film
corp. Clippings from reel. [25330
© title, description and 48 prints
reed. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9316; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
—8. The silent menace, by Astra
film corp. Clippings from reel.
[25831
© title, description and 52 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9317; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
PERJURER. Reel. [25332
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9251; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PuHino GuBB; series no. 1. The hard-
boiled egg, by Ellis Parker Butler,
picturized and directed by Pierce
Kingsley. [25333
© title, description and 143 prints
reed. Oct. 10, 1916: L 9270; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
—2. The chicken, by Ellis Parker
Butler. Clippings from reel. [25334
© title, description and 99 prints
recd. Oct. 10, 1916; L 9271; Serial
film co., inc., New York.
PICTURES
25343
PuHi~to Gupp—Continued.
—3. In the dark, by Ellis Parker
Butler. Clippings from reel. [25335
© title, description and 109 prints
reed. Oct. 10, 1916: L 9272; Serial
film co., ine., New York.
PLACE (THE) BEYOND THE WINDS;
story by Harriet T. Comstock, adapt-
ed for the screen by Ida May Park,
produced by Joseph De Grasse. 5
reels, [25336
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 26, 1916; L 9390; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PLUMBER’S (THE) WATERLOO; Story by
Harry Depp, scenario and direction
by R. M. Donaldson. Reel. [25337
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9288; Universal
film mfg. co.. ine., New York.
PotiTicAL (A) TRAMP; scenario by
Charles J. Wilson, jr., directed by
Louis William Chaudet. Reel.
[25338
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 24, 1916; L 9379; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
PowpDER (THE) TRAIL: written by
Grace Cunard, produced by Francis
Ford. .2 reels. [25339
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9416: Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Pric—E (A) ON HIS HEAD; story by
Robert Davis, scenario by Bess
Meredyth, produced by Ben Horn-
ing. Reel. [25340
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 21, 1916; L 9363; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Prince (A) IN A PAWN SHOP; by An-
dres de Segurola, produced by Paul
Seardon, 5 reels. [25341
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9265; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
PRINCE (THE) OF GRAUSTARK; sequel
to Graustark, from the novel by
George Barr McCutcheon, arranged
and directed by Fred E. Wright.
5 reels. [25342
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9373; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PROWLERS OF THE JUNGLE. Reel.
[25343
© Oct. 5, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9247; Universal
film mfg. co., inec., New York.
1141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25344
QurITTER (THE) ; story by Mary Lanier
MacGruder, scenario by Alice Von
Saximar, directed by Burton George.
2 reels. [253844
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9420; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RAGGED (THE) PRINCESS; story by
Frederick Chapin, scenario by John
W. Kellette, directed by John G.
Adolfi. 5 reels. [25345
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9326; William
Fox, New York.
RAINBow (THE) PRINCESS; by Shan-
non Fife, directed by J. Searle Daw-
ley. 5 reels. [25346
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 21, 1916; L 9360; Famous
players film co., New York.
RINGER (THE) See Beatrice Fairfax.
RoaMIne (A) RoMEo. Reel. [25847
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9419; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ROMEO AND JULIET; adapted for the
sereen by Adrian Johnson, directed
by J. Gordon Edwards. 7 reels.
[25348
© Oct. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9376; William
Fox, New York.
scenario by Rudolph de Cordova,
supervision by Maxwell Karger. 8
reels. [25349
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 9354; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
ROOM RENT AND ROMANCE; written and
directed by Roy Clements. Reel.
[253850
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9282; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
RosE (FLORENCE) FASHIONS; no. 5.
Betty selects her bridesmaid frock.
Clippings from reel. [25351
© title, description and 29 prints
recd. Oct. 7, 1916; L 9298; Florence
Rose, New York.
—— 6. Betty at the wedding. Clip-
pings from reel. [25352
© title, description and 32 prints
recd. Oct. 7, 1916; L 9299; Florence
Rose, New York.
pt. 5,- Bess we 13
RosE (FLORENCE) FASHIONS—Continued.
—— 7%. Betty entertains an out-of-
town guest. Clippings from reel.
[25353
© title, description and 24 prints
recd. Oct. 7, 1916; L 9300; Florence
Rose, New York.
RvuRAL (A) ROMANCE. 2 reels. [25354
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 93842; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
SAFETY FIRST. Reel. [25355
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c« and descrip-
tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9248; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
SAMMIE JOHNSIN MINDS THE BABY;
animated cartoon. Split reel. [25356
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 24, 1916; M 745; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SCARLET (THE) RUNNER; no. 9. The
gold cigarette case, by C. N. and A.
M. Williamson, produced by Wally
Van Nostrand. 2 reels. [25357
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9337; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
10. The lost girl, by C. N. and A.
M. Williamson, produced by Wally
Van Nostrand. 2 reels. [25358
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L-933S;" Vitae
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
— 11. The missing chapter, by C.
N. and A. M. Williamson, produced
by Wally Van Nostrand. 2 reels.
[25359
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9339; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
—— 12. The car and the girl; by C.
N. and A. M. Williamson, produced
by Wally Van Nostrand. 2 reels.
[25360
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and deserup-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9340; Vita-
graph co. of America,. Brooklyn.
ScHEME (THE) THAT FAILED. Clip-
pings from reel. [25361
© title, description and 21 prints
recd. Sept. 30, 1916; L 9218; Juve-
nile film corp., New York.
| ScoRCHING way. See Hidden scar.
1142
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 10, 1916
SEA MATES; written and directed by
Francis Powers, scenario by F. M.
Wiltermood. Reel. [25362
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9368; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc... New York.
Seconp (A) STGRY RINGER; by Lynda
Earle. Reel. [25363
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916: L 9305; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
2 reels.
[25364
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 25, 1916; L 9383; Universal
film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
Secret (THE) CELLAR.
SEVENTEEN; an adaptation of Booth
Tarkinton’s novel, directed by Rob-
ert G. Vignola. 5 reels. [25365
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9422; Famous
players film co., New York.
SHADOWED (A) SHADOW; written by
Jack Byrne, directed by William W.
Beaudine. Reel. [25366
© Oct. 21, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9367: Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SHADOWS OF SUSPICION: written by
Arthur Maude and Constance Craw-
ley, produced by Donald MacDon-
ald. Reel. [25367
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9415; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc.,. New York.
SHE WANTED A Forp. Reel. [25368
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1916:
description Oct. 11. 1916: L 9273;
L-Ko motion picture kompany. Hol-
lywood, Cal.
SHOWING SOME SPEED.
See Mishaps
of Musty Suffer.
STENT MENACE. See Pearl of the
army.
SLAVE (THE) Reel. [25369
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c& and descrip-
tion Oct. 3, 1916; L 9231; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SMALL TOWN STUFF: written by Mai-
belle Heikes Justice. directed by
Norval MacGregor. 3 reels. [25370
© Oct. 14, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916: L 9304; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
t
25379
SOCIETY'S HYPOCRITES ; written by Wil-
lis Woods, produced by Ben Wilson.
3 reels. [25371
© Oct. 11. 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9292; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Son (A) oF ErrIn; produced under the
direction of Julia Crawford Ivers.
5 reels. [25372
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
Hen Oct.) 24, 1916; Ti 9385; 33.0C.
Ivers, Los Angeles.
Sott (THE) oF Ktura-San; by Charles
Sarver, from the story by Frances
E. Guihan. 5 reels. [25373
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9406; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co.. New York.
SoULS THAT MEET IN THE DARK; by
Eugen Illes. Clippings from reel.
[25374
© title, description and 82 prints
recd. Oct. 17, 1916; L 9329; Fleitzer
film co.. New York.
STARLIGHT’S MESSAGE. Reel. [25375
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9417; Universal
film mfg. co., inc... New York.
STOLEN Honors. Reel. [25376
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9283; Universal
film mfg. co.. inc., New York.
STOLEN RUBIES. See Jimmie Dale,
alias the Grey Seal.
Stone Gop. See Beatrice Fairfax.
STRONG EVIDENCE;
Reel. [25377
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9261; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
by N. J. Josephi.
STUMBLING; story by Max Genaski,
scenario by Harvey Gates, produced
reels. [25378
by Leon D. Kent. 2
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9372: Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Suttana (THE); by Henry Rowland,
photoplay by Balboa amusement
company. Clippings from reel.
[2537
© title. description and 140 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9319; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
1143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25380
pt. I, n.s., v.13
written and
Reel.
[25380
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916; L 9403; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SWEDEY, THE JANITOR;
produced by Wallace Beery.
TEMPTATIAON (THE) OF ADAM; writ-
ten by Louis V. Jefferson, directed
by Al. Green. 38 reels. [25381
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 30, 1916; L 9428; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Terrors (THE) OF A TURKISH BATH.
2 reels. [253882
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 18, 1916; L 9345; L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Test (THE) ; by Astra film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [25383
© title, description and 131 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1916; L 9318; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
THEIR DIVORCE; by Stella R. Cowen,
produced by Sidney Drew. Reel.
[25384
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 28, 1916; L 9364; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
THROUGH BABY’S VOICE; Scenario by
Calder Johnstone, produced by
George Cochrane. 2 reels. [25885
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c Oct. 6, 1916;
description Oct. 7, 1916; L 9259;
Universal film mfg. co., ine, New
York.
THROUGH THE SOLID WALL; Story by
Farleton Winchester, scenario by E.
J. Clawson, directed by Walter Mor-
ton. 2 reels. [25386
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 11, 1916; L 9281; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
2 reels.
[25387
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 16, 1916; L 9323; Univer-
Sal film mfg. co., New York.
TIGERS OF THE PLAINS.
TimotHy Dopps, THAT’S ME, no. 10.
Fame at last, story by Bess Mere-
dith, produced by Wallace Beery. 2
reels, [25388
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9236; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ToOM’S SACRIFICE; written and produced
by Tom Mix. Reel. [25389
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 19, 1916; L 93855; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Traitor. See Pearl of the army.
Tramp. See Essanay-Chaplin revue of
1916.
Trappep. See Liberty.
TREADING PEARLS; Supervised by E. D.
and H. M. Horkheimer. Clippings
from reel. [25390
. © title, description and 89 prints
recd. Oct. 23, 1916; L 9378; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
TROUBLES FOR FOUR; by Edward J.
Montagne, produced by John Rob-
ertson. Reel. [25391
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; +. 9262; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
TROUBLESOME (A) Clippings
from reel. [25392
© title, description and 140 prints
recd. Oct. 27, 1916; L 9409; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
TRIP.
Reel.
[25893
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9291; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
UNFINISHED (THE) CASE.
UNPROTECTED; by James Hatton, di-
rected by James Young. 5 reels.
[25394
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9375; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Us Kips; written and produced by Lule
Warrenton. Reel. (Warrenton
1922 C) [25395
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Oct. 14, 1916; L 9312; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Voice (THE) UpsTarRs; directed by
Herbert Brenon. Reel. [25396
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 27, 1916 L 9404; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
War (THE) BRIDE’S SECRET; Story by
Mary Murillo, directed by Kenean
Buel. 6 reels. (Buel no. 4) [25397
© Oct. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 9, 1916; L 9268; William
Fox, New York.
1144
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 10, 1916 25408
WEARY WHILLIE’S BIRTHDAY; by Ed-| WuHrte (THE) MAN’s Law. Reel.
ward J. Montagne, produced — by [25403
Frank Currier. Reel. [25398 © Oct. 4 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
© Oct. 13, 1916: 2 c and descrip- tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9241: Universal
tion Oct. 14, 1916: L 9306: Viia- film mfg. co., inc., New York.
h co. of Ameri Brooklyn.
Aiea ie _ WHo Is SHE? by A. S. filmfabriken
WHEN CUPID SLIPPED: written and alate
produced by Victoria Forde. Reel. Danmark. Clippings from 2S: 104
[25399 7
2 are © title, description and 124 prints
© Oct 24, 1916; 2 c and descrip- | reed. Oct. 17, 1916; L 9331; Fleitzer
tion Oct. 23, 1916; L 9366; Selig film cn. New York
polyscope co., Chicago. |
WHEN JUSTICE ERES; by Eugen Illes. | WiCHcRAFT; written by Margaret
Turnbull from the story by R.
Clippings from reel. [25400 :
@ title, description and 129 prints | Reicher. Secs (25405
recd. Oct. 17, ; L 9330; Fleitzer a :
: es i © Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
film co., New York. f
eee. tion Oct. 6, 1916; L 9246; Jesse L.
WHERE IS MY FATHER? in 7 pis., an Lasky feature play co., New York.
adaptation from the famous novel,
Black, the story of a dog, by Alex- Wort (THE) SERIES GAMES; Boston
ander Dumas, scenario and direction vs. Breoklyn, 1916. 4 reels. [25406
by Joseph Adelman. Clippings from © Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ec and descrip-
reel. [25401 tion Oct. 19, 1916; M 742; Selig
© title, description and 225 prints polyscope co., Chicago.
recd. Oct. 7, 1916; L 9260; Exclusive | WratH (THE) oF Cactus Moore;
2
ES Ae A NT “RN
features., inc, New York. | written and directed by William V.
Wate you warr. See Mishaps of | Mong. 3 reels. (25207
Musty Snuffer. © Oct. 3, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 5, 1916; L 9240; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
$5,000 (THE) DREAM; written and di-
rected by Beverly Griffith. Reel.
[25408
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 12, 1916; L 9289; Universal
film mfg. co., inec., New York.
WHIMSEyY TALES. Frog who would a-
wooing go, written and produced by
G. Wallace of the Sequoia film co.
Small reel. [25402
© title and description recd. Aug.
28, 1916; 25 prints recd. June 27,
1916; L 9219; Grant Wallace, Fair-
fax, Cal.
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PART I,
BOOKS
GROUP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
Apspott (Anderson Richard)* New
York. Rudiments of music. Home
work 1. Sheet, 17 by 74 inches.
[25409
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 489910.
ACEVEDO (Julio) Directorio hispano-
americano y guia de compradores en
Estados Unidos, 1916-1917. Neuva
York, E. U. de A. [1916] 568, [4] p.
nias; ~ fol. (Half-title: Spanish-
American directory and buyers guide
in the United States) [25410
© July 31, 1916; 2c. Aug. 8, 1916;
aff. Aug. 4, 1916; A 488066; Export
trade directory co., New York.
ACKLEY (Drs.) & Wulfe*, Kansas City,
Mo. Better teeth, better health.
cover-title, [12] p. 12mo. ve
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c Oct. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 489848.
ApAms (Frank R.)* Whitehall, Mich.
Friend wife. (Jn Munsey, Nov.,
1916) [25412
© Oct. 18, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
A 443315.
ADLER (David) & sons clothing co.*,
Milwaukee. Collegian clothes. 12 p.
illus. 12mo. [25413
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 4442138.
ALASKAN churchman calendar, 1917.
cover-title, 12 1. illus. Svo. $0.50.
[Text parallel to binding] [25414
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444413; Alaskan church-
man, Haverford, Pa.
AtpRipcgeE (Arthur Frederick)
flags; their origin and uses.
On
New
York, The Rudder publishing com- '
pany [1916] 24 p. illus. 24mo.
$0.25. [25415
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 4899538; Rudder pub. co.,
New York.
ALERT syndicate service.
[25416-25418
Alert syndicate leafiet service for Nov.,
1916. Sheet, illus., 20 by 25 inches
fold. to 4to. © Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. and
ai. Oct, 7, Jot6 3A. 444391,
© Alert leafiet service, Chicago.
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising. Nov.,
1916. cover-title, 8 1. illus. fol.
$50.00. @©@ Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 444438,
Suggestions for advertising copy. Sup-
plementary to the November, 1916, is-
sue. cover-title, 11 numb. Le fou
[Text parallel binding] © Oct. 11,
19 2 eo cand att. "Oct, 16, .1916;
A 444437,
© Alert syndicate service, Chi-
cago.
ALEXANDER (Joseph A.) s7.*, Chicago.
Religion as an asset in peeinesst
cover-title, 34 p. port. 16mo. (In-
structive series, no. 32) [25419
@© Sept. 16, 1916; .2°c: and: ait:
Oct. 12, 1916; A 447 013.
AtFrorp (W. S.)* Kinderhook, [I1l.
Breeding for sex. [8] p. 16mo.
[25420
© Oct. 20, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
Oct. 24, 1916: A 447018.
The year book of Carle-
261 p. illus., ports.
4to. $2.50. [25421
OPMOc A ISIS, De. Oe 14.
1916; aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 446045;
Ralph Ledyard Henry, Northfield,
Minn.
1917.
ton college.
ALGOL,
ALL-PACKAGE grocery stores co.*, New
York. All-package idea is the last
word in the science of the distribu-
tion of food products. Sept., 1916.
28 p. front., plates. ~8vo. ee
cover: Prospectus) [25422
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
fy LOG ck: 444853.
1147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 1S. Vote
ALLEN (Anne Elizabeth) Three neigh-
bors and other stories, by A. E. Al-
len, illus. by Diantha Horne Mar-
lowe. Springfield, Mass., M. Brad-
ley company, 1916. 2 p. 1., 104 p.
illus. 12mo. [25423
©) Sept, 6, 1916*: 2) e+ Oct. "23.
1916; aff. Oct. 81, 1916; A 445421;
Milton Bradley co., Springfield,
Mass.
ALMANACCO Italiano Severa e guida
alla salute, 1917. cover-title, 48 p.
Svo. [25424
© Oct: 9, 1916; 2. ¢. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489797; W. EF. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
ALTMAN (B.) & co.*,
Book of styles. cover-title, 122 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalogue no. 115, fall
and winter, 1916-17) [25425
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444196.
AMALGAMATED travel & tourist assn.,
ine.*, New York. Steamship travel
New York.
guide; complete list of fares and
Sailings. cover-title, 15 p. _ illus.
nar. S8vo. [25426
© Oct. 6; 1916; 2 c. and aft! Oct:
11, 1916; A 4443820.
AMERICAN APPRAISEMENT assn.*, San
Francisco. [25427-25429
Appraisal service. 23 1. illus., maps.
fol. © Sept. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444429.
Insurance service. [12] p. illus. fol.
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 16,
1916; A 444421.
Report service. [12] p. illus. fol. ©
Sept. 15, JdOl6E) 2c: sSept. 25. O06 ;
alk (Oct. UG: 1916; A 444411.
AMERICAN ART & jewelry co.*, New :
York. Monogram jewelry, watch
fobs, pendants, pins, etc. cover-title,
19 pH. illus: 16pie: [25430
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 e. Oct: 24, 1916:
aff.. Nov. 1, 1916; re 444700.
AMERICAN ASSN. of newspaper special
advertising*, Chicago. [25431, 25432
National gold cup pocket billiard tourna-
ment. pecgee illus., 22% by 163 inches.
Sept. 1916; abr es “and aff. Oct. 9,
1916: 1¢. sone 2, 1926; A 444345,
Biamped out by the censor. Sheet,
by 16% inches. © Oct. 14, 1916;
and aff, Oct. 17, 1916; A 439857.
AMERICAN BOOK co.*,, New York. Ge-
ography of the District of Columbia.
Pr xXvVi-xix. illus., .aaps: : 4to: iWath
this: Geography of Maryland.—Ge-
ography of Delaware.) [25433
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446425.
22%
2/6
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*, Chicago.
[25434-25441
American commerce association ; what it
is, what it does, how it does it. 79 p.
illus., ports., map. - 4to.-. (@>°Nov.
1916; 2 e. and aff. Nov. 8 4o1Gle
446254.
Driver + the car. 28 p._ illus., ports.
8vo. (Cover-title: Barney Oldfield)
@ Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c: and ali aoew
1916; A 446255.
Experience method of traffic training.
52 p. illus:, map. \4to! (@ Gem aie
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct, 29/1516
445256.
New profession, traffic management. 42
p. illus. 4to. © Sept.26) 19tGyi2e
Sept.. 30, 1916; aff. Oct, 2a) Aste
444466.
Practical traffic work. Unit. 5. [19] p.
4to. © Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444176.
Unit 10: [17] p.. 4to5 @rOeaae:
1916; 2-¢.. Oct. 38, 1916: aa- Gena
1916; A 444670.
Your height in the traffic world. cover-
title, 15, [1] p.’ illus: "Syo7 s@) ties
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mars 2Taoie-
A 428255.
Your personal instructor. Unit 5, steps
1-12. 1p.1, 39 p. 4f0. (Gi Senieer
1916; 2 ¢. Sept. 30, 19163 ale, Gcrats:
1916; A 444465.
AMERICAN CRANBERRY growers’ assn.
Proceedings of the 47th annual con-
vention of the American cranberry
growers’ association held at Hotel
Raleigh in the Pines, Hammonton,
N. J., on Saturday, Aug. 26, 1916.
cover-title, 21 p. illus. Svo. [25442
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 ¢ Oct) aoaaaer
aff. Sept. OT, 1916; A 444223; An-
drew J. Rider, Hammonton, N. a ;
AMERICAN FIELD hockey assn. Field
hockey. Official publication of the
A. F. H. A. Comp. by Constance
M. K. Applebee. New York, Ameri-
can sports publishing company, 1916.
38 p. illus., diagrs. 16mo. (Spal-
ding red cover series of athletic
handbooks. no. 88 R) $0.25. -
[25448
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and ai @er
24,1916; A 445318 ; " American sports
pub. co., New York.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers’ union*,
Toledo, O. [25444-25446
Circular aes 5, Sept. 25, 19905 ae
fe Br We a @ Sept. 25, 1916..20e
Oct; ioi6: atte NOetz ‘4, 1916; A
444219.
Circular no. 6. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 12 by 934 inches. © Oct. 10,
1916; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1916; aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 439942.
Circular no. 7, Oct. 26, 1916. 27 [1] pD.
4to. © Oct. 26, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444674.
1148
Fi
ily
x
x
2 BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
25473
New York.
[25447-25455
Bibliography of articles on refractory
materials. cover- na 104 p. 8vo.
@©ryMar 15, 1916; Mar. 18, 1916;
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; a0 426778.
Report of committee on cast iron pipe
AMERICAN GAS institute’,
Jom.) 2! p.. Svo. © Mar. 15, 1916;
2 ce. Mar, 18, 1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916;
A 426784.
Report of the committee on accident pre-
vention. 1p. diagrs. 8vo. © Mar.
Mp ae OG See C: Mar. 18, 1916; aff.
Mar. 17, 1916; A 426788.
Report of the committee on gas house-
piping. 19 p. 8vo. © Mar. 15, 1196;
2c. Mar. 18, 1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916;
A 426785.
Report of the committee on gas lighting.
Gps ovo.) ©) Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. Mar.
ieeota.: al. Mar. 17, 1916; A
426782.
Report of the committee on gas works
auxiliaries. 94 p. diagrs. VOu ©)
Moret om pLouge 2c. Mar. 18) 1916)
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426786.
Report of the committee on refractory
materials. cover-title, 50 p. illus.
(1 fold. plate), fold. diagrs. 8vo.
@pMare 15.1916) 2) co Mar. 18519165
aff, Mar. 17, 1916; A 426779.
Report of the committee on supplying
large buildings with gas. 7 p. 8vo.
© Mar. 15, 1916: 2 c. Mar. 18, 1916;
aff.. Mar: 17, 1916; A 426781.
Report of the committee on utilization
of gas fuel appliances. 6 p. 8vo. ©
Maro15,- 1916; 2 0c. Mar. 18, 1916;
aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426780.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. Suppl. Pre-
ventive appliances, Oct., 1916. [4] p.
eol. illus. fol. [25456
Cer. 40, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 439827; Natl. manufac-
turers co., New York.
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. Herd register. v. 89. exxviii,
657 p. S8vo. $1.00. [25457
Oct. 20, 1916; 2c Oct.) 28,
1916; aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 446124.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY machinery co.*,
Cincinnati. Profitable proposition.
cover-title, 15 p. illus. obl. 16mo.
[25458
@rAue 1451916- 2 «Sept. 2,
1916; aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 486757.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN*, Chicago. Ad-
vertising bulletin no. 27. Sheet,
illus., 152 by 21 inches. [25459
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1916;
aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 444415,
AMERICAN MACHINIST. United States
munitions. (J72 American machin-
ist ) [25460-25463
Oct. 19, 1916.
OVOCE SO TONG te Oct.
PO; TOG Al 443353:
Oc 26) 19168 (©) Octs 26, 191641 c. Nov.
Ge LONG An 443 0407.
AMERICAN MACHINIST—Continued.
Nov. 9, 1916. © Nov. 9, 1916; 1.
10, 1916; A 448877.
Nov. 16, 1916. (© Nov. 16, 191670) ¢
Nov. 16, 1916; A 449060.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
AMERICAN POLLED Hereford breeders
Nov.
assn.*, Des Moines, Ia. American
polled Hereford record (double
Standard)... WV. 2: 2. tee ol Te Siken Wp:
Ato. [25464
© Oct. 21, 1916;
28, 1916; A 446042.
AMERICAN SCHOO! of correspondence*,
Chicago. Machine shop work. - pt.
1—5. Instruction papers prepared by
Frederick W. Turner, Oscar EH. Per-
rigo and Howard P. Fairfield, re-
vised by Howard P. Fairfield. 5 v.
illus., diagrs. Svo. $2.50. [25465
© Sept. 28, 1916:\2.¢ and aff.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 4388723.
AMERICAN SEATING €O.*,
2c. and aff. Oct.
Chicago.
[ 25466, 25467
Auditorium, assembly room and class
room seating. cover-title, 15 p. illus.
Svo. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct.. 20, 1916; A 438996.
Coane furnitures, 923) pz. ils. obi
@ Nowa LONG 2c vandiratte
Rae 8, 1916; A 444809.
AMERICAN
neers*,
membership ]
$2.50.
SOCIETY of safety engi-
New York. [Certificate of
Sheet, 11 by 14 inches.
[25468
©) May 3h, 1916s 2 e Sepia,
1916; aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 444478.
AMERICAN STUD book. 2d suppl. to v.
11. Foals of 1914. New York, The
Jockey club, 1916. 49 p. 12mo.
$2.00. [25469
©PApenit.1916:-2 el anda: Apr:
8, 1916; A 427601; Jockey club,
New York.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
New York and Boston.
[25470-25472
Commission leafiet no. 57. Sept. 1. 1916.
Xxill, 713—939' _p. 8vo. @! Sept... 27,
LONG eee and walt wNOVe los OG
446417.
——no.. 58. Oct: 1, 1916. xvi,
1149 p. Svoln© (Och rol LOG:
and aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 446422.
Specifications no. 3770. Aus 1916.
Various paging, diagrs. 4to. © Oct.
NG LOM G tae: Oct. 21, 1916; A 447014.
Aurora, Ill.
941—
2k
AMERICAN WELL works,
Drilling machines. 112 p._ illus.,
diagrs., tables. 4to. (Catalog no.
145) [25473
@pOets 28, 191652
30, 1916; A 446184.
ce. and aff. Oct.
1149
25474
AMICABLE life insurance co.*, Waco,
Pex. Rules and _ instructions to
agents. Oct. 16; 1916. 45, [2] p.
16mo. [25474
© Ocie AG, 191632 GO: 17,1916;
aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 444638.
ANGELO (Holger R.) All Scandinavia
is backing up Norway. (In Chicago
daily news) [25475
© Nov. 3, 1916; 1 c Nov. 6, 1916;
A 448738; Chicago daily news ©o.,
Chicago.
ANIMATED cartoon advertising co.
Chureh social service and commu-
nity work dept. [Church and com-
munity work motion picture plan]
[4] p. Ato. [25476
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444208; Harry Francis
Daley, Baltimore.
ANKER (Hila) Bitter against U. S.,
Norway wants -aid. (In Chicago
daily news) [25477
© Oct. 28, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 1, 1916;
A 448631; Chicago daily news co.,
Chicago.
APOLLO institute of music*, Milwaukee.
Piano course, lesson 1-14. 14 sheets,
illus., one printed on both sides,
14 by 103 inches. [25478-25480
© Apr. 3, May 15, June 14, 1916;
2 ¢c. each and aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A
439117439119.
ARCHIBOLD (Maurice J.) Laboratory
course of practical electricity. New
York, The Macmillan company, 1916.
ix, 211,.[41)]. pw diasrs,eSvesns1A0.
[25481
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 445660; Macmillan co.,
New York.
Arcos (Rene) PS aaee
Food scant, Batocki admits. © Oct. 20,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 19162 A 443419"
Boneaais struck before it was ready.
© Oct. 16, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1916:
A 443321.
Sane in Vienna; 700 shot. © Oct. 17
LONG s Ae: Oct.220,, I91G =A 443349,
“is increase of births. @© Nov. 9,
1s ; Lies Nev: 13: 1916%-A4 443945.
[Note : The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
b
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
ArMouR & co.*, Chicago. Armours’
by-product exhibit. Sheet, col.
diagrs., 17% by 26 inches. [25486
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444508.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. fie se vias
ARMSTRONG cork co.*, Pittsburgh.
Armstrong cork table mats. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. [25487
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 28,
1916; aff. Oct. 2, 1916; A 444156.
ArT publication society*, St. Louis.
Why music education should be ac-
credited by the private teacher, con-
servatory, high school, university.
cover-title, 12 p. 12mo. [25488
© Mar. 23, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Mar. 25, 1916; A 427416.
ARTHUR (Elizabeth)* Newtown Square,
Pa. Practical laboratory technique.
1 p.1., 32 p. tables. 8vo. $2.00.
[25489
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
238, 1916; A 446007.
New York.
[25490-25495
British army’s morale has greatly in-
creased. (In New York Evening post.)
@ Oct 23, 1916; 1 .¢. Get 255 seiI6G a
443608.
British caught the Germans at_ break-
fast. @ Nov. 14, 191631 @ Ney. 42,
1916; A 449007.
© Oct. 19,
No peace for year at least.
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1916; A 443376.
Positions won by British of exceptional
strength. (In New York world.) ©
Nov. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 415, 29165 %
449008.
Prussian guards were glad to surrender.
© Nov. 15,1916; 1 ce. Nov. 16, 1916; A
449041.
400 Germans taken by British chen les.
(In New York tribune) Nov
19165 Lc. Neve 1455990 = 449075-
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
Globe unless otherwise stated ]
ASSOCIATED press*,
=
ASSOCIATED TILE mfrs.*, Beaver Falls,
Pa. Tile floors and walls for hos-
pitals. 40 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
[25496
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 444686.
ATKINSON (Clarence T.)* Newark,
N. J. Story, character analysis and
scenario of The devil in paradise.
cover-title, [15] p. 8vo. [25497
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489950.
AtTTLEeporO, Mass. Attleboro, North At-
tleboro and Plainville, Massachu-
setts directory, 1917. no. 31. Provi-
dence, Boston, Sampson & Murdock
co., 1916. 3811 (i. e, 317), 337-498
p. front. (fold map.) Svo. $3.00.
[25498
© Oct. 30, 1916: 2c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446210; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
1150
no. 11, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
Austin, Nichols & co., inc. Catalogue
and price list of the exclusive brands
[ete. ] Sept._Oct. [1916] cover-
title, 104 p. nar. 8vo. [25499
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
138, 1916; A 444866; Heard Respess,
New York.
Auto compressor co.*, Wilmington, O.
Oro good as gold automobile acces-
sories. 386 p. illus. 8vo. [25500
“©) Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 439992.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*, Boston
[Route card] no. 333, 3384. 2 cards
. printed on both sides, 8% by 33
' inches. Contents.—no. 3338. Twin
; Mountain house, N. H., to North
’ Woodstock via Lost River. no. 334.
North Woodstock, N. H., to Twin
Mountain house via Lost River.
[25501, 25502
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444456, 444457.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE directory’s mailing
list. Sept. 1916. cover-title, 955, [1]
p. S8vo. [Text parallel to binding]
[25503
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
18,1916; A 444455; Automobile trade
directory, inc., New York.
BAvcocxm, (M, G.) co. Free silver
spoon. Happy Thanksgivinetide.
(In Brooklyn daily eagle) [25504
© Nov. 5, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 10, 1916;
A 448846; George H. Babcock, New
York.
Baitey (Nelson Burdette) Course of
lessons on the ukulele. Lesson no.
1-6. San Francisco, Sherman, Clay
@ eo., 1916. 6 v. illus. fol.
, [25505-25510
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. each Sept.
Pe eonornmai:: Oct. 9, ASICs, A
444979444984; Sherman, Clay &
co., San Krancisco.
Barrp (Hdwin) Magic moment. (In
Chicago herald). p25odd)
Croce 22 (1916s. 1) le: Oet: 23:
1916; A 448458; J. Keeley, Chicago.
namin «(Helix Js) * -Velva,..N... D:
Handy table for piece workers on
prices ranging from 15c to 95c per
100. Card, 62 by 42 inches. $0.10.
[25512
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 ¢ Sept. 11,
1916; 1 c Sept. 23, 1916; aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444498.
%
BAKER (Gertrude C.)* Surbiton, Eng-
land. Neutrals. pt. 2. (Jn Loyal
American, Nov., 1916) [25513
© Nov. 3, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 10,
1916; A 443848.
BAKER-SHIPPEE mfg. co.*, Los Angeles.
Wonder continuous-agitation cooker.
8 sheets, tables, diagrs. 9% by 12
inches. Contents.—l. Index for
style A machine.—2. Index for style
B machine.—8. Index for style C
machine.—4, Index for style D ma-
chine.—5. Index for style E ma-
chine.—6. Index for style F ma-
chine.—7. Index for style G ma-
chine.—8. Index for style H ma-
chine. [25514-25521
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec. each and
aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 444229444936.
Batt (W. S.)* Providence. Ad route.
[2ad22 25023
Oct. 1, 1916.’ cover-title. } 16 ‘py “illus.
nar. 8vo. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ¢«. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444512.
Oct. 15, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
nar. 8vo. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 @ and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444511.
BatMeEs (James L.) Evidences of re-
ligion by J. L. Balmes; tr. by T. D.
Timpane. The Torch press, 1916.
109 p. -24mo:- $0.10. [25524
@r Sent i> FOG 2 vex (Oe alin
1916; aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444576;
T. D. Timpane, Memphis.
BANKERS AND merchants savings plan
for children eco. $1,000.00 for the
babies. Sheet, illus., 19 by 12 inches.
[25525
©v Sully le LOG b 2 .cea Mralives 24.
1916; aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 489752;
A. L. Kirkham, Springfield, I.
BANKERS CLEARING house map calendar
for 1917. Sheet, col. map, 214 by 30
inches. $0.50. [25526
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11,1916; A 444445; Pauline L.
Diver, New York.
BANKERS DIRECTORY and special list of
selected lawyers, July, 1916. [v.94]
Homans- and Sharp & Allemans ed.
Chicago and New York, The Credit
company [1916] 1017, 1245-1326 p.
4to. [25527
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 5,
1916; A 445008; James F. Bishop,
administrator of the estate of John
W. White, Chicago.
1151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 53s. v.48
BANKERS LIFE €0.*, Des Moines, Ia.
You can’t get life insurance. 2 1.
illus. 16mo. [25528
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444569.
BarciLay, Moore & co.*, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania tax free bonds classi-
fied. Sth ed., Sept., 1916. 44 p.
16mo. [25529
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444150.
Bagnirz (Harry L.)* New York. Mes-
serschmitt process for the produc-
tion of hydrogen. (Jn Metallurgical
and chemical engineering, Oct. 15,
1916) [25530
©) Oct. 14.1916: 7 «Od. 20, 1946;
A 448345.
BARRETT bros.*, Springfield, O.
[25531-25533
(In Barrett’s
Auditor’s blanks, 1916.
blanks; 1916) ©. Jan: “6,.1916s 2) ¢:
and aff. Jan. 10, 1916; A 420305.
Blanks for clerk of court, 1916. (In
Barrett’s blanks, 1916) @ Jan.+ 6,
19163 .2.e) and -aft, dan. iB: t8i6* A.
420307.
Probate court blanks, 1916. (In Bar-
rett’s blanks, 1916) @© Jan. 6, 1916;
2 ¢. and afi. Jan. 10; 1916 °) A 420306.
Barsotr1 (Charles)* New York. [Ca-
blegrams] (Jn Progresso italo-amer-
cano ) [25534-25566
Ock., 17, 18. 1916) © Oek te, eT 1SiG-
fS é€. eaeh Oct: 25, P9167 A! 445586:
443289,
Oet.' 19, 20, 1916. “© Oct. 19) 320) tS16:
i Se: Oct.’ 39. 20 wASPE= Kh 443361,
443362
Det. Si, 221916. Eel, Sa Be ISAs =
1 see OCR U2 Tah Bor MOG e A 443384,
443385.
Oct. 23, 1916. © Oct. 23, 1916s 1-¢: Oct.
23, 1916; A 443436.
Vek. 24,25, T1915, “| @ Get. 247 25. 1916 -
e. each Oct. 25, 1916; A . 443451,
443459
Oct. 26,1916... Or Ock , SR 4986 st ie
Oct. 26, 1916; A 443524
Oct... 27-29, 1916. © Oct. 27-29, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 27, 28, 30, 1916; A 443589-
443591.
Oct. 30, 1916! ©. Ock 30) 191Ge 4: 2:
Oct. 31, 1916; A 443618.
Oct. adi 1 SG: e Oct, Sty 19te7"e 2:
Oct. Sib 1916; paces 6.
Nov. 1, 2: 91 6... © Nov. 1/2) 1916. A &
Nov. , 1916; A 443694, 443695.
Nov. 3, aie © Nov. 3, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
4, 1916; A 443699.
Nov. 4, 5, 1916. © Nov. 4, 5, 1916: 1e.
Nov. 4, 6, 1916; A 443718, 443719.
Noy. 6, 1916. © Nov. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
6, 1916; A 443753.
Nov. 7, 1916. @ Nov. 7, 1916; 1 c. Noy.
7, 1916; A 443800. j
Nov. 8, 1916. @© Nov. 8, 1916; Noy.
8, 1916; A 443816, oe:
BarsotTti (Charles) *—Continued.
Nov. 9, 1916. . @ Nov. 9, 1916; 4. & Nov.
9, 1916; A 443845.
Nov. 10-12, 1916. @© Nov. 10-12, 1916;
i-c. Nov. 10, 11, is,) iota; A 443891-
445893.
Nov. 13, 1916. -@ Nov. 13, 4596= 2 &
Nov. 14, 1916; A 443965.
Nov. 14, 1916. © Noy. 14, 1916; 1-¢,
Nov. 14, 1916; A 443976.
ye 15, 16, 1916. @ Nov. 15, 16, 1916;
c. Nov. 15, 16, 1916; A 449028,
449629.
Nov. 17, 1916. © Nov. ay. 1916 5 a1 c
Nov. 17. 1916; A 449047.
Nov. 18, 1916. @ Nov. 18, 1916; 1 &
Nov. i8, 1916; A 449077.
BARTLETT (Louise Wheeler), Luck of
the Juliet, a tragedy of the sea. (Jn
Lewiston jourval.) [25567
© Sept. 30, 1916; 1 «. Novae,
1916; A 449100; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
Bartow (Harry Edwards) Superin-
tendent’s guide for 1917. Philadel-
phia, American Sunday-school union,
[1916.] 85 p. maps. 24mo. $0.25.
[25568
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446207; American Sun-
day-school union, Philadelphia.
Bass (John F.) [25569-25571
Allies’ Balkan plan defended by Briand.
© Oct. 30, 1916 ;:1 & Noy 2) 986-
A 443654.
Bass treads death trail out to vaults of
Fort Douaumont. Nov. 13; 1916;
1 c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449043.
Says-—western front will decide the war.
@ Oct. 16, 1916; fi: Cer ee
A 443317.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi- |
cago.
BATCHELDER (Fred M.) co.*, Boston.-
Net price list; uniforms and liveries,
Sept. 1, 1916. 24 p. illus. 16mo.
(Catalog no. 15) [25572
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444577 hogs
Brearp (Alice) Magic string book.
New York, F. A. Stokes company,
[1916.] [SO] p. col. front., col. illus.
4to. $1.25. [25573
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 445662; Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
BrECHER-ALBERT (Isabel Anna)* Tam-
pa, Fla. Proposed international
flag; or, A suggestion for the flag of
the nations. cover-title, 12 numb. 1.
mount. col. front. 4to. $1.50.
[25574
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
A 444604.
1152
BOOKS,
no. 11, 1916
GROUP II
25601
Beery (Ray C.)* Pleasant Hill,
Practical school discipline. Intro-
ductory course. 21 p. S8vo. [25575
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c Oct. 14,
1916; aff. Oct. 2, 1916; A 444396.
Bett (Edward Price) [25576-25585
Britain is damaged by three days’ gale.
Noy. 1, 1996; 1 .c. Nov. 10, 1916;
A 443853.
Britain uses spur to mine more coal.
@ Oct. 26. 1916: 1c. Oct. 30, 1916;
A 443597.
British food crisis brings strike peril.
mNGve 2, LOLG? fc. Nov.6;, £916);
443742.
British interest in U. S. election intense.
INOWwELO- 1916" 1 co Nov. 133 1916;
A 443956.
Cannot hurt trade with U. S.
@.Oct. 145 1916; 1.¢. Oct.
A 443283.
Haldane calls for national
Coc 21. A916. 1 ec: Oct.
A 443487.
Provide for future of maimed Britons.
@pOeciaes, 1916: 1 ‘¢. Oct. 26, 1916;
A 443509.
Puzzled by subsea raids on Norwegians.
after war.
18, 1916;
education.
255 116i:
enwcans0:) 1916 > 1 c.. Nov. 2, 1916;
A 443657.
Striking at Germany’s heart. © Nov. 14,
1916; 1 ce. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449059.
U. S. rescue helped attacks. © Oct. 19,
1516. 1 “e. Oct. 23, 1916; A 443426.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
© Chicago daily news ©co.,
cago.
Chi-
BEI. TELEPHONE co. of Pennsylvania“,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[25586-25592
Clearfield, Huntington ian
1916. 88 p.- 4to.
2Zucrands ate INOVvs el OnGi
Altoona,
Oe 25:
Bis LOUG 5
A 444713,
Coudersport, Emporium, Galeton fore
Sept. 25, fot: 32 p. 4to. ©
PIGrand ar. Oct. Ut; one.
wO! 1916 5
A 439859.
Harrisburg, Carlisle, Chambersburg
heres Oct. 1,5; 1916... 119 p., Ato.
Meno pd oto: 2 ¢: and ait..Oct. 24,
1916; A 447017.
Philadeivhia, winter issue. Oct. 5, 1916.
cover-title, 420, 272, 268 p. 4to. ©
Oeree2S, 1916s 2) covand aff. Nov. 4,
1916; A 447236.
Reading, Lebanon, Pottsville. Sept. 20,
LIS At p. ~4to. \"@ Oct: 10, 1916 ;
2 ce. and aff. Oct. 17, 1916; A 439861.
Towanda, Sayre, Troy [ete.] Sept. 27,
POLGS 4 tos | 4to: (@VOcE 112 1916):
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 17, 1916; A 439860.
Williamsport, Bellefonte, Lock Haven and
nearby places. Sept. 9, 1916. 72 p.
4to. © Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Oct. 3, 1916; A 444205.
O. | BEtMontT (August)
One dollar spent
will
says
in economic preparation now
bring untold riches after war,
August’Belmont. Proof, port.
[25593
@Oct, G, 1916.2 -e. and att: ‘Oct.
24, 1916; A 447004; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
(Henri)* New York. — In-
town season. (Jn Harper’s bazar,
Nov., 1916.) [25594
Oct) 29) «81916 3) de se, (Och 2s;
1916; A 448788.
BENEVO co. Money raising plans for
philanthropic societies, Y. M. C. A.’s
fete. Llp. Sy 0; [25595
© 1Oct. 12.0 1916:) 2 eo and.eair.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 444606; Frank L.
Dykema, Grand Rapids, Mich.
BENJAMIN, House of David*, Benton
Harbor, Mich. Rolling ball of fire.
Vi eis eDsy, eed 2o D4 sCOlLmw DL sOrE.
8vo. $2.00. [25596
© July 15, 1916: 2 evand vate:
July 20, 1916; A 433794.
BENTLEY (EE. C.)* West Hampstead,
England. Ordinary hair-pins. (In
Strand magazine, Oct., 1916.)
25597
©). @ (Qet., 25. 1916" Asad, ine.
2793; pubd. Sept. 26, 1916.
BETHKE (William) Action and per-
sonal efficiency, by William Bethke
and E. P. Hermann. Chicago, La
Salle extension university [1916]
60 p. illus. S8vo. [25598
©, Oct. 5, 1916; "2" e. and afk. Oct.
11,1916; A 4443830; La Salle ex-
tension univ., Chicago.
BENDEL
BIDLE-GAUMER ©¢0.*, Philadelphia.
Gaumer guaranteed portables. 24
p. illus. 4to. (Catalogue no. 12.)
[25599
© Oct... 23,.9916 > 2 -e. and~ ai:
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444675
BIHLeR (William A.)* Bloomfield, N.
J. Lineolnian, The value of a vote
fete]. [2)opvillus: yiGmo. -$0:02:
25600
© Awe. 28% 1916 ;° 2
@ andar:
eept. 21, 1916 afk, Oct? 18), 51916!
A 444444,
Birsgo (George W.)* Creston, Ia. In-
spired vision; or, The dawning of
the miorn: ©. En) <2) pts. 168" pi) pak
port. 8vo. (Cover-title: Vision of
peace on the dawning of Easter-
morn) $1.00. [25601
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 444278.
1153
CATALOGUE OF
25602
BircH
Estes Park, Colorado’s great play-
ground for country, has history that
links many nations and men to-
gether. (Jn Denver post) [25602
OG Wao one. ale Oct, 19,
1916; A 448388.
BircE (H. H.) & sons co.*, Buffalo.
Book of illustrations of new patterns
of paper hanging for the season of
1GtT. Sipe 15-22; numb, plates (part
eol.) obl. fol. [25603
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 488802.
BirtTH of a race photoplay corp.*, Chi-
cago. Birth of a race. [Prospec-
tus]. cover-title, [8S] p. ports S8vo.
[25604
© Oct: 237191672 @) and air. Oct;
30, 1916; A 444650.
Bismarck, N. D. Keiter directory
co.’s Bismarck city and Burleigh
County, North Dakota directory,
1916-1917. [v.-2] Norfolk, Neb.,
Keiter -directory company, 1916.
ie ep LOVOn. Uso. OO: [25605
© Oct .16, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1916;
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 445236; Keiter
directory co., Bismarck, N. D.
BLaAcKMAN (Alexander Francis ) *
Clayton, Mo. Highways vs. rail-
roads, Americanism vs. dissension or
trust re-pose. [4] p. 24mo.~ $0.10.
[25606
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444148. [Copyright is
claimed on change of title and new
matter |
BLAISDELL (Mary Franees) Mother
Goose children, by M. F. Blaisdell
and Etta A. Blaisdell. Boston, Lit-
tle, Brown, and company, 1916. 111
Dia COL, FOE.) COL. aus. Wremo:
$0.50. [25607
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
29, 1916; A 488605; Little, Brown
and company, Boston.
BLAKE (Dorothy Gaynor) Melody
book. 1st grade. Cincinnati, The
Willis music company [1916] 37
p. obl. 8vo. $0.60. [25608
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447021; Willis music
co., Cincinnati.
BLAKE (Wallace Herbert)
[25609, 25610
Nothing succeeds like difference. 4th of
a series of articles under the general
ee ae fo day’s work. © Nov.
ek ; ¢.. JNov..5 16, 1916:
449067. *
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 5, avs 13
(Albert George)* Denver. | BLAKE (Wallace Herbert )—Continued.
Problem of concentration. 3d of a series
under the general subject title The
day’s work. © Oct. 12) 1916. ene
Oct. 14, 1916; A 443450.
[Note: The foregoing are in Office ap-
pliances]
© Office appliance co., Chicago.
BLODGETT (Harvey) co.*, St. Paul.
How one bank put more pep in its
savings depositors. [8] p. 12mo.
[25611
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy.
8, 1916; A 444802.
BLUEFIELD, W. Va. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Bluefield, W. Va., directory, 1917—
1918. v. 4. Pittsburgh, Penna., R.
L. Polk & co., 1916. 399 p. 8vo.
$5.00 [25612
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1916;
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 446280; R. L.
Polk & co., Pittsburgh.
[BortcKer (William J. H.)]
[25613-25625
Be practical. Post card. $0.01. ©
Oct. 7; 19163°2 © and ail Were
1916; A 489834.
Disgraceful memory. Post card (Gold
nugget taken from the Boetcker lec-
tures, 161) $0.01. © Oct. 31, 1916;
2 ce, and aff. Noy. 3, 1916; A 444825.
Don’t like your business. Post card
(Gold nugget taken from Boetcker lec-
tures, 162) $0.01. © Oct. 31, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 444824.
Duty first. “Post card. $0.01. © Oct.
11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 147 490Ge
A 439836.
Father, think. Post card. (Gold nug-
eget taken from the Boetcker lectures,
3) $0.01. .@ Oct; 31, 19163 2ieaame
aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 444826.
H-H-H. A man may be ever so educated
in his head. Post card. $0.01. ©
Oct. 7, 1916; 2 cand af. (Qereee
1916; A 439833.
Inside stories. no. 2. pits
Wilkinsburg, Pa., Inside publishing
company, 1916. [4] p. 16mo. $0.02.
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A 489832.
—_— no. 26. Why. he sot. ayers
Wilkinsburg, Pa., The Inside publish-
ing co., 1916. [8] p. 16mo. $0.02.
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aft. Oct, #4)
1916; A 439831.
Six pointed questions, taken from the
Boetcker lectures. [8] : 24mo.
$0.02. © Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov.. 3, 1916; A 444827.
To the preacher. Post card. $0.01. ©
Oct.. 7,.1916;-2 ¢c. and aff. Oct; a
1916; A 439835.
Why not now. Post card. (Gold nugget
taken from the Boetcker lectures, 164)
$0.01. © Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c andeam
Noy. 3, 1916; A 444825.
23 for you. One hour a day for Pitts-
burgh. Post card. $0.01... © Getiie
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A
439830.
Is labor capital?
1154
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
fBoreTtcKER (William J. H.) ]—Contd.
23 for you. There are 24 hours a day.
Card, 14 by 10 inches. © Oct. 10,
fete. 2 cock, 16) '9tG: ait. Oct: 14,
1916; A 439837.
© Inside pub. co., Wilkinsburg.
Pa:
Bogue (Julian Colfax)* Sherman,
Tex. How to get, to keep, to stay
well. Sherman, Tex., Coca-cola bot-
tling co., 1916. cover-title, 19 p.
port. 16mo. [25626
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 31, 1916; A 444699.
Bonus (Daniel H.)* Decatur, Ill.
Bonus system of musical education.
Pedagogy course. Lesson no. 1-24.
11 vy. in cover. Svo. $1.00. [25627
© July 15, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1916;
afi. Oct. 5, 1916; A 439746.
BowLine (Richard H.)* Norfolk. Va.
Sanctification. S p. Svo. $90.10.
[25628
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1916;
aff. Oct. 10, 9» 1516 - A 439767.
Boy scouts of America*. New York.
[Boy scout membership certificate]
2 eards (1 blank) attached to cellu-
loid cover, col. illus. 4Smo. [25629
© Aug. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916: A 439749.
Boyp (Wm. Edwin)* Syracuse, N. Y.
Boyd’s Syracuse standard street
and trolley guide. 49th yr. 49, [13],
[77]-158 p. fold. map. 16mo.
[25630
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 488836.
Brappury (Harriet B.)* Columbus. O.
Lessons in applied psychology. In-
troductory course: Foundation prin-
ciples. 51 p. 12mo. $1.50.
[25631
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444474,
BRANDES (C.) inc.*, New York. Brandes
wireless receivers. 19 p._ illus.
16mo. [25632
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 444816.
BRAYDEN (William H.) [25633-25635
Home rule; then draft law. © Oct. 21,
1916; 1 @. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443486.
Ireland is expected to give more troops
@ Nov. 15, 1916; 1 c. Noy. 18, 1916;
A 449104.
Irishman under-secretary. © Oct. 24,
1916; 1 ¢c. Oct. 27, 1916; A 443534.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
25648
Food values
household measures.
‘tables. 16mo. $0.25.
[25636
20, 191672 ec.:and ale" Oct
A 444508; Pasadena hos-
Pasadena, Cal.
[Breep (Lorena M.)]
computed in
[11] p.
© Sept.
23, 1916;
pital assn.,
BRINKLEY (Nell) [25637-25641
pD’
@ Nov. 6,
7, 1916; A 443785.
@ Nov. fi) iste: ie
Dame _ Gossip’s familiar.
1916; 1 c. Nov.
Day of the girl.
Noy. 13, 1916; A 449048.
Flower of faith. © Nov. 10, 1916; 1c.
Noy. 11, 1916; A 443933.
Method in love’s madness. © Oct. 17,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1916; A 443326.
Summer's gone. © Oct. 25, 1916; 1 e¢.
Oct. 26, 1916; A 443505.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
evening journal]
© International news service. New
York.
BRISTOL co.*, Waterbury, Conn.
[25642-25647
Bulletin 255. Patented thermo-couples
and automatic compensator [etc.]
Sept., 1916. 2 p. illus., diagrs. Ato.
@o Sept. 20, 1916.2 2) e: Oct. no 1916;
afr. Oct: 9, 1916; A 44433
Bulletin 236. Bristol’s indicating elec-
tric pyrometers. Sept., 1916. 4 p.
illus. 4to. © Sept. 29, L912 ee
Oct, 2 t9t6™ ar” Oct | 9: 1916; A
444337.
Bulletin no. 237. Bristol’s recording
electric pyrometers. Sept.. 1916.
4 p. illus. 4to. @© Sept. 29, 1916;
20 COC 2: 1SIG: air Det. 9, 1916;
A 444334,
Catalog no.
gauges for pressure
Aug) 1916: 63% ps sltus..
@ Sept. 29, 1916; 2 e. ‘Oct. “2,
aft. Oct. 9; 1916; A 444338.
Preliminary bulletin 238. Bristol’s elec-
1001. Bristol’s recording
and vacuum.
diagrs. 4to.
1916;
tric temperature controller. Sept.,
1916. 2 p. illus. 4to. @ Sept. 29,
ISG 2 G. Oct, 2, 391k; air. Oct. 9,
1916; A 444335.
Preliminary bulletin 239. Bristol’s re-
cording wet and dry bulb thermometer
or psychrometer. Se £916..) £2 ep:
illus. 4to. © Oct. 1916; 2c and
a. Oct 9, 1916: A 44314.
BroakKer (Frank) Expert construc-
tive accountancy; a post-graduate
course. pt. 10. Corporation ac-
counting, cont'd. New York, The
Broaker accountics corp., ine.
[1916] 2p. 1, p. [269]-296. 4to.
[25648
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 439771; Broaker ac-
counties corp., inc., New York.
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25649 ot. ff DSS
Bronson’ Canode printing co.*, Chi- | Bryant ( Lane)* New York.
cago. Points from the speech of [25657-25659
Ex-Senator Wm. E. Mason in reply
to a Democrat at Carbondale, I[l-
linois, July 15, 1916. [6] p. folder.
illus. Svo. [25649
© Oct. 8, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
13, 1916; A 444873.
BrRoTHERHOOD of locomotive firemen
and enginemen*, Indianapolis. Our
special study course. The Westing-
house air brake. Pt. 8, section Td.
(In Locomotive firemen and engine-
men’s magazine, Oct., 1916)
[25650
© Oct. 13, 1916;'1-¢ Nov. 14,1916;
A 448629.
Brown (Alice C.) Feminine mind.
[Los Angeles, Cal., Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] 183 p.
12mo. [Motion picture scenario]
[25651
and aff.
Thos. H.
© Sept. 25,
Oet. AG. 1916:
Ince, Culver City,
LONG SE ie
A 444498 ;
Cal.
Browne (Leon Beemon)* Havre de
Grace, Md. Historical sketch of old
St. John’s. 1-5. [4 instalments]
(In Havre de. Grace, Md., Demo-
cratic ledger ) [25652
© Oct. 21 Noy. 11; 1916; 1 e. each
Nov. 14, 1916; A 443970.
New
Brownine, Kine & Co.*, York.
Sut of a-.ecoat. Fall and winter,
LOIG-191%) 28 ps allus.95i2mo;
[25653
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 444856.
BRUHN (Martha Emma)* Boston.
Work and play, an _ instructive
game for young and old lip readers.
25 numbered cards, printed on both
sides, in cover, 4% by 62 inches.
[25654
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1916;
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 445254.
ce. and aff. Nov.
BRUNSWICK - BALKE-COLLENDER €0.*,
Chicago. Bowling catalog. 38 p.
illus. obl. S8vo. [25655
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444369.
BRUNSWICK
Brunswick, N. J.
Waster ol, TL |p.
Svo. [25656
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Oct.*21, 1916; A 439952.
REFRIGERATING co.*, New
Dividends from
illus., diagrs.
Tieae Bryant corsets for extra-size or
stout figures. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 6 by 33 inches. © Sept. 28,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Och 21916, 2
444182. ‘
Special offer to every expectant mother.
Sheet, illus., 12% by 7 inches, fold. to
16mo. @ Oct. 2; 1916 3 20e. angen
Oct. 9, 1916; A 444297.
Ultra-fashionable fall modes, extra-Size,
stout or hard-to-fit figures. [4] p.
illus. Svo. @© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 & ane
ait. (Oct. 25 49hG:5 444183.
Bryce (Catherine T.) [ 25660-25663.
Aldine phonic drill cards, by C. T. Bryce
and Frank HE: Spaulding. New York,
Newson & company, 1916. 22 cards,
printed on both sides, 6 by 8 inches
in envelope 64 by 9 inches. $0.44.
© Oct.. %, 19163. 25: (OC Ais a6
aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 444448.
Aldine word and phrase cards, [by C.
T. Bryce and Frank E. Spaulding]
New York, Newson and company, 1916.
47 cards, printed on both sides, in
envelope 13 by 4 inches. $0.40.
Oct. T,. 191672 -chfOer. Aigo iterate
Oct. 14, 1916; A 444447.
Rhymes from book one Aldine readers
[by C. T. Bryce and Frank E. Spauld-
ing] Card, printed on both sides, 7
by 5 inches. $0.01. © Sept. 6, 1916;
2c. and aif. Sept. 12, 1916; A 439269.
Rhymes from the Aldine primer [by C.
T. Bryce and Frank EK. Spaulding] .
Card, printed on both sides, 7? by 5.
inches. §0.01. @ Sept. 7, 1916; 2 e
and aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 439270.
© Newson & co., New York.
Bryn Mawr college*, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Examination papers set for- the
matriculation in the autumn, 1916.
cover-title, 67 Svo. $0.25.
[25664
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. Och 18) Toa
ait. Oct, Vi; 1916: A 444527.
Buck (Arthur Pierce) * Landover, Md.
New songs to old tunes. cover-title,
[8] p. 16mo. $0.05. [25665
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 444605.
BUCKLEY (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[ 25666-25669
Making credit sales with strings to them.
© Oet. 23, 19165 1 eF Oct. Sty 1Ske,
A 443605.
Never bring a false representation case
without fullest investigation. © Oct.
16, 19163 "f° ¢.* Oct.” 23? “Stee
443429,
Penalty for speaking falsely of a com-
petitor or a business man not a com-
petitors © Oct. 30,7 1916 ; SIN eae
6, 1916; A 443727.
Right of cancelling orders seen in two
fights. Nov. 6: 19163" 17 c Nove
ae 1916; A 443948.
[Note : The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world]
1156
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916 25687
[BUEHLER (Huber Gray)] Buehler’s | Businress training corporation*, New
modern English grammar and com- York. New customers, new oppor-
position. Pt. 38. Composition, Rev. tunities. 7, [1] p. 16mo. [25678
[1916] New York, Newson and com- © Sept. 23,.1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1916;
pany, Wolo}, 1. p. 1° p. 3s00-489. aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 445040.
col. illus. 12mo. $1.20. [25670
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 439271; Newson
& co., New York.
Burrato fire department, Dauntless
club. Statistics of fire departments,
1916. cover-title, 386 p. 16mo.
$0.25. [25671
roe. ty 1916), 2c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444622; Edward B.
Boore, Buffalo.
BunnNeER (J. A.)* Sherman, W. Va.
Heavens sunshine in the soul.
[56] p. ports. 12mo. $0.40.
[25672
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1916;
aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444479.
BURBANK products co. of America,
ine.*, New York. Burbank spineless
eactus. 16 p. illus. S8vo. $0.10.
[25673
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 445089.
Bureau County, Ill. Prairie farmer’s
directory of Bureau County, Illinois,
[1916 — 1920] Chicago, Illinois,
Prairie farmer publishing co., 1916.
ioe ie tGS p. illus. Svo.. $1.50.
[25674
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 44 5522 : Prairie farmer
pub. co., Chicago.
Burester (Nathan G.) National sys-
tem of fire insurance rating. pt. 2.
(Jn Fire protection, Oct., 1916.)
[25675
© Oct. 30, 1916; 1 c« Noy. 16,
1916; A 449012; Fire protection,
_ Cincinnati.
BurRKE (Kathleen) White road to
Verdun, 8. (Jn Land & water, Oct.
19, 1916) [25676
@) 1 ‘c. Nov. 18, 1916; .A ad, int.
2817; pubd. Oct. 19, 1916; George
H. Doran co. ,New York.
Burton (Theodore H.) . War will not
deplete Europe; but a real national
spirit will save our supremacy.
Proof, port. [25677
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447005; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
New York.
[25679-25681
Buttenick’s! aap illusive folk ©) Oets
By, alk 2) Cuvand ath Och 24.965
A 447016.
Instructions for making the hat; illus.
in the Delineator, Nov., 1916. 4 P.
BUTTERICK pub .co.*,
illus., diagrs. S8vo. $0.10. © Oct
Pips, 1916; “2 ec. and aff. Oct. 24, 1916:
A 447015.
Little gifts for Christmas. 4 p. illus.
Svo. (Illustrated in the Delineator,
Dee, 1916)’ $0.10. ‘© Oct) 30; 1976;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444712.
James)* St.
old St. Paul.
$0.25. [25682
ce. and aff. Oct.
Byrne (Christopher
Paul. Hot one for
Sheet, 8 by 54 inches.
© Jan. 20, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 444324.
CALHOUN (Mary Ruth)* Seattle,
Wash. Inspiration. Sheet, 104 by 7
inches. [25683
©y duly. 20; 1916. De Age a:
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 444359.
CALHOUN County, Mich. Farm jour-
nal illustrated rural directory of
Calhoun County, Michigan, [1916—
1921] Philadelphia, Wilmer Atkin-
son company, 1916. 184 p._ illus.
SVO. [25684
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 446156; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
CALIFORNIA organ co.*, Los Angeles.
Organ in the Church of Christ,
scientist. 20 p. incl. pls. 8vo:
$0.25. [25685
@©uSepin 14, 19164 2e) andi/att.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 488527.
CALLAGHAN and company’s cumulative
quarterly to the Michigan digest.
[Vert no. Oct, 196), Comp. by
the publishers editorial staff. Chi-
cago, Callaghan and company, 1916.
2p. 1, 102 p. 4to. $5.00 per yr.
[ 25686:
© Oct. 4,:1916; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1916;
aff. Oct. 12: 1916: A 445098 ; Cal-
laghan & ©o., Chicago.
Camp (Walter) ed. How to play foot
ball. New York, American sports:
publishing company, 1916. 112 p.
front. (port.) illus., diagrs. 16mo.
(Spalding Red cover series of ath-
letic handbooks. no. 47 R) $0.25.
[25687
© Oct. 18; 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24,1916; A 445814: American sports.
pub. co., New York.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25688
CANYON County, Id. R. L. Polk &
co.’s Canyon, Gem, Washington and
Adams counties directory, 1916-17.
v. 8. Boise, Seattle [ete.], R. L.
Polk &,¢0;, inc; 191G: ..351:) p< Syvo:
$6.00. [25688
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
238, 1916; A 446008; R. L. Polk &
co., ine., Seattle.
CAPITAL national bank, St. Paul. Find-
ing the mutual idea in your bank
account. [8] p. illus. 32mo.
[25689
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444800; Harvey Blodgett
co: St; Paul.
CAPPELLI (Elisa) Primo libro del
bambino; letturaescrittura. Firenze,
A. Salani, 1916. 80 p. illus. (part
col); eol:,pls:, Ato: [25690
© Sept. 6, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 29,
1916; A—Foreign 14202; Casa
editrice Adriano Salani, Florence,
Italy.
CaRLL (Mrs. HE. C.) Queen of the Ken-
nebeec. (Jn Lewiston journal.)
25691
© Sept. 9)'19163) de. Noy.e 47,
1916; A 449098; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
CAROLA cO.*, Cleveland. Co-operation
of the Carola company with the
dealer. cover-title, [8] p. illus.
fol. [25692
(© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c¢, Sept. 28,
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444138.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[25693-25697
Among the homesteaders of Tanana eget
ley in Alaska. © Oct. 15, 1916; 1
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443290.
Frank G. Carpenter visits the fur farms
of Alaska. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
6, 1916; A 443781.
Great yiamanede to Alaska expected. ©
ene » £946; 1c. Oct.30; fre;
Stories of good and bad men in wilds of
the Yukon. @ Nov. 12) ASIGe St
Nov. 13, 1916; A 443966.
Vast fortunes in the ice of Alaskan
placer mines. © Oct. 22, 1916; 1 ec.
Oct. 23, 1916; A 443440.
[Note: The roeseaine are in Wash-
ington Sunday star]
CARPENTER-MortTon co.*, Boston.
gold for Campbell’s varnish
merchants. cover-title, [12] p.
(part. col.) map. 4to. [25698
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916: A 444473.
More
stain
illus.
pt. 1, BS. pv. da
Carr (Warner) [25699-25701
Little friskie lammie. merere Pans os 0,
Whitman publishing co. [1916] 66 p.
inel.. col... front, illus., col. plates,
8vo. $0.35. © Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ¢
Nov. 10, 1916:;) aff.. Nov: S> dSisGeae
4462938.
Little lost lammie. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co. [1916.] 64 p.
incl. col;) front;, alluse coly ey plates:
8vo. $0.35. © Sept. 5, 1I91G7 2 e.
Nov. 10;, 19165. aff. Neve a 1916; A
446294.
Mollie’s baby lammie. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co. [1916] 64 p.
inel. col.) front, illus., col. plates.
8mo. $0.35. © Sept. 5, 191655272
Nov. 10, 1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A
446298.
© Whites pub. co., Racine, Wis.
CARTER (Nicholas) pseud.
[25702, 25703
Man without a will; or, The finish of a
rogue. New York, Street & Smith
[1916] 288 p. 12mo. (On cover:
New magnet library no. 939) $0. iB
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
T9116? A 439776.
Sealed door; or, A strange death. New
York, Street & Smith. [1916] 288 p.
12mo. (On cover: New ma enet li-
brary no. 937.) $0. 15. ©: Sept. 9,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A
439263.
© Street & Smith, New York.
CATHOLIC home annual, 1917. 384th
year. New York, Cincinnati [etc.]
Benziger brothers, 1916. cover-
title, 86 p. illus., plate. 4to. $6.00.
[25704
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2c. and ai Gee
24, 1916; A 445291 : Benziger bros.,
New York.
CATTELL (Edward James) Business
talk. Municipal development. New
York city, Institute of business and
finance [1916] cover-title, 10 numb.
1. ~-6vo; S100: [25705
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 444817 : Sinetienee of busi-
ness & finance, New York.
CENTAUR co.*, New York. Babyology.
32 p. folder, illus. 24mo. [25706
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 439986.
CENTRAL Supply co. Bath room acces-
sories or requisites section. Minne-
apolis, Minn, [1916] s3\p: i aim
illus. 8vo. (Catalogue D.) [25707
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 4454389; R. R.
Donnelley & sons co., Chicago.
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BOOKS, GROUP It
no. 11, 1916 25726
CHAPMAN (FrankM.) Audubonpocket | CHIcAGO CENTRAL station institute.
bird collection. Case no. 1. Perma- Commercial engineering course.
nent resident and winter visitant Lesson 16, Steam, ou and oil en-
land birds of the Northeastern gines. cover-title, 52, [1] p. illus.,
states, arranged by F. M. Chapman diagrs. S8vo. [25716
and drawn by E. J. Sawyer. [4] p. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct
col. illus. 8vo. $0.10. [25708 19, 1916; A 439864; Natl. electric
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1916; light assn., New York.
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439915; Na- 3 ae pep
tional assn. of Audubon societies, Caresco parm News co.*; pare tons
New York. Pega soils
British hold height as result of drive.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Charlottesville, © SUE Tee TAG Eee. 1Oct, 257 1916 :
Virginia, directory and list of Albe-
marle County farmers, 1916-17.
Richmond, Va., Hill directory com-
pany, inc, 1916. [5]—-282 p. 8vo.
$5.00. [25709
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 438983; Hill directory
co., ine., Richmond.
[CHASE (Josephine) ] Magic fairy
tale drawing book. Philadelphia,
Sis y Altemus company, 1916. 1 p.
5-73 numb. I, incl. plates. 4to.
a 75. [25710
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 446098; Howard E. Alte-
mus, Philadelphia.
CHATHAM and Phenix national bank
of the City of New York. General
instructions to managers [ete.]. 1
mel 22) p. > 16mi0. [25741
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 429815; Louis V. Ennis.
New York.
CHEMICAL Catalog co., inc.*, New York.
Chemical engineering catalogue.
-iGeed) 288 (i: e. 292) p. illus.
fol. [25712
(©-Oci. 15, 1916; 2
7, 1916; A 445542.
CHESMAN (Nelson) & co.*,
Nelson Chesman & co.’s newspaper
_ rate book [1916-1917] 6 p. 1., 540,
aiew avo. . $9.00 [25713
) Oct. 17, 1916; 2c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 438994.
CuHrcaco, fil.
rectory Chicago and vicinity,
12th annual ed. 64 p. 4to.
e: and ait. Nov.
St. Louis.
Macdonald labor di-
1916.
$5.00.
[25714
@, Oct. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
re 1916: A hae George Henry
Hewitt, Chicago.
CHICAGO ADDRESSING CO.
Seem col. illus: .Svo.
no. 49)
© Oct. 12, 1916;
List of lists.
(Catalogue
[25715
2c. and aff. Oct.
. Greet Wilson from Japan. © N
£OTG RL cy Nove 15, 1906. A 449006.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daliy news]
lal
CHICAGO POST graduate veterinary col-
lege*, Chicago. Trephining. [7] p.
illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 1.)
[25719
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444805.
CHICAGO REAL estate index co.*, Chi-
eago. Atlas and ownership index.
[25720-25722
Suppl. to v. 1. Changes from Mar. 1,
1910, to July 20, 1916]
23 py tole “© Aug. 22 RONG
dee Oe. wit “kOuG = 7h 444331.
Suvpl. to v. 3. [Changes from May 1,
1909, to July 20, 1916] cover- title,
30 ps. fols © Aug. 22 5VOtG=22e) and
At amOcte te 1916: A 444332.
Suppl. to v. 6. [Changes from Sept. 1,
1910, to July 20, 1916] cover-title,
23 p:. fol. © Aug: 22) 1916°> 2’e and
atte. Oct, 11, 1916 + A 444333:
CuHicaco telephone co. [25723, 25724
Bell telephone directory of Chicago and
cover-title,
2 ¢c.. and
adjoining counties. Oct., 1916. xii,
9925p: “col. plate.” Ato, ©. Now 2:
TONG Se2e, and att. Nov. 6) L9lGs 54
44.6234
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Local operating practice reference book.
Various paging. MS pe 4to.
(Traffic bulletin no. 1)
OMG? es san digatt-O) Cte ole 1916; A
439962.
© Chicago telephone co., Chicago.
CHICAGO TELEP. co., Michigan state
telep. co., Wis. telep. co., Cleveland
telep. co.*, Chicago. Specification no.
5003. Suppl. A. Rev. Oct. 20, 1916.
24, [8] loose p., 6 1. illus., diagrs.
obl. 32mo. [25725
©! Oct. 26; 1916.2 c and aft.” Oct:
30, 1916; A 444651.
CHICAGO THERAPEUTIC institute. Chi-
cago therapeutic institute. 48 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 8vo. [25726
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444417 - William W. De 19, 1916; A 439921 ; William Samuel
Wees, Chicago. Sadler, Chicago.
mids ~16 9 1159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
nt. I, 0. S., Vv. 13
25727
CuurcH kalendar. 1917. 12 1. at-
tached to ecard, illus., 144 by 11
inches. [25727
© Oct. 13, 1916, 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444418; Ashby printing
co., Erie, Pa.
CINCINNATI & suburban Bell telep.
o.*, Cincinnati. Cincinnati and ad-
joining counties telephone directory.
Oct., 1916. cover-title, 255. 148 p.
4to. [25728
© Oct: 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 4389821.
CINCINNATI & SUBURBAN Bell telep. co.
Cincinnati and surburban Bell tele-
phone classified directory, Oct., 1916.
152 p. 4to. [25729
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 444644; Reuben H. Don-
nelley, Chicago.
CINCINNATI CHIROPRACTIC assn.
[25730-25732
science of the nerves.
Chiropractic, ©
19165) 16’e) Oct. 28. Stee
Sept. 27,
A 443558.
Chiropractic, the drugless art.
Cincinnati enquirer) @© Oct. 8, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 28, 1916; A 443559.
Chiropractic will save you money. @
Oct. 19: 1916 = Ae Oct... 285 ASIG = A.
443560.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cincin-
nati Post unless otherwise stated. ]
© William J. Tobin, Cincinnati.
[1S as: 48mo.
[25733
©’ Sept: 21,- 191632 ©. and aw:
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444158; John H.
Eggers, New York.
CINDERELLA. col. illus.
CITATOR. [25734-25736
Kansas -eds. vv. 4 nos 25 Sep 1018:
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] cover-title. 201 p.
8vo. $5.00 yr. © Oct. 26, 1916; 2
and aff. Noy. 10; 1916; A 446309.
Michigan ed. -v. 20, no. 2, Sept., 1916.
cover-title. [New York, The Citator
publishing company, 1916] cover-
titie: 244 op. “Svo; (“S500 E72. ©
Oct. (26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. - 10:
1916; A 446310.
Texas ed. v. 9, no. 1, Sept., 1916. [New
York, The Citator publishing company,
1916.] cover-title, 199 p. S8vo. $5.00
yr. @- Oct? 28. °191G<; 2 -@ cand aff.
Noy. 10, 1916; A 446311.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
CrarKk (William Bullock) Geography
of Maryland. xv p. illus., maps
(part col.) 4to. (With this: Geogra-
phy of the District of Columbia.
Geography of Delaware) [25737
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446424; American book
co., New York.
(It
, Lock Haven, Pa.
[25738, 25739
[4] p. 16mo. © Oct.
ce. and aif. Oct, 6aasiee
Word to single women. [4] p. 16mo.
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 6,
1916; A 489750.
CLAYTON (John H.) [25740-25742
Bonnie Blue-Bell. Racine, Chicago, Whit-
man publishing co. [1916] 3 p. L,
11-120 p. col. front., col. plates. S8vo.
$0.60. © Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ec. Noy. 10;
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446299.
Dot in Dreamland. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co. [1916] 88 p.
col. front., illus., col. plates. 8vo.
$0.60. @© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446289.
Joliy Nip and Uncle Rip. Racine, Chi-
cago, Whitman publishing co. [1916]
CLARK ¢€0.*
Monthly re
A 439751.
3 p. 1. 11—110. p.> col frente
plates. Svo. $0.60. @© Sept. 5, 1916;
2 e. Nov. 10, 1916; aff. Nov. Ss, sore.
A 446283.
© Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
CLEMENT (Ernest W.) [25743-25752
Asserts Japan is sincere. @ Oct. 17,
1916; 1 c Oct. 20, 1916; A 443350.
Japanese cabinet attacked. © Oct. 24,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1916; A 443535.
©: Och, 2
Japanese like Gary’s report.
1 ; 1 e. Nov. 1, 1916; A 443641.
ieee prince is praised. © Nov. 3,
916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443739.
Plans Russo-Japanese bank. © Noy. 1,
1916; 1 c Nov. 6, 1916; A 443747.
Plans strict trade order” “@ Nev. &
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443889.
Silk exports $100.000.000. © Nov. 2,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443745.
Tokyo watches U. S. election. © Nov. 6,
1916; 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443830.
Waseda assists U. S. mission. © Oct. 14,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1916: A 443284.
Welcome U. S. co-operation. © Novy. 13,
1916; 1c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 44901T.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago. -
CLEMMER (Howard S.)* Spokane,
Wash. Giggloo. Spokane, The
Clemmer paramount pictures, 1916.
Sheet, col. illus., 10 by 7 inches.
[25753
© Sept. 1, 1916: " ec. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916: A 444181.
CLEVELAND (L.)* wae Tex.
Two dice base ball rules. Card, 8
by 32 inches. [25754
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444509..
CLEVELAND TOOL & supply co. Cata-
logue B. Cleveland, Ohio, [1916.]
1p.1. [v]-1x, 1152 p., illus., diagrs:
Svo. [25755
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 445440; R. R. Donnelly
& sons co., Chicago.
1160
Ss SS
no. 11, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
25779
Cimr (Harry)
the world.
Fox-art, the light of
9 {ii p., 1 1. ‘obl:.48mo.
[25756
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 4389257; William Fox,
New York.
CLrouaiH (Albert L.) Hints for the mo-
torist. Oct. 9-20, 1916. Sheet, print-
ed on both sides, illus., 134 by 164
inches. [25757
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444514; International
syndicate, Baltimore.
Cost dealers’ blue book, Sept., 1916.
60th vol. Chicago, New York, The
J. B. Sanborn company, [1916]
[1346] p. 4to. $50.00. [25758
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1916; aft. Nov. 9, 1916; A 446305;
J. B. Sanborn, Chicago.
[CoE (Sayers)] Yosemite Valley [by
S. Coe and W. D. Moffat] [Mentor
reading course, monograph no. 1-6]
Proof. [25759
© Oct, 2,1916;: 2c. and aff. Oct.
#9. 1916; A ee Mentor assn.,
ine., New York.
CoHON (Samuel S.)* Chicago. Jewish
leaders. 2. David, the leader, as
lange. (/n Bnai Brith news., Oct.,
1916) [25760
© Oct. 19, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1916;
A 443491.
Coker (Charles Harry)* Osawatomie,
Kan. Vacation lines, by Harry
Coker. [30] p. illus. S8vo. $0.25.
[25761
S)Wer_20,1916.. 2c. Oct. 24, 1916;
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444570.
Cotpy (Eleanor) Nonsense fortunes.
Philadelphia, The Ladies’ home jour-
nal, 1916. 14 p. 24mo. $0.05.
[25762
©) Oct. 20, 1916; 2-c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489983; Curtis pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
COLLINS PUBLICITY service*, Philadel-
phia. [25763-25771
Collins business building bulletin.
Sepino 1016. 3p... Ato. © Sept. 5,
1916; > ec. and aff. pone Af OIGs
A 439303.
Oets 5519162): [3] po 4tor) © Oct.
woelotG: 2c. and aff. Oct. 13; 1916;
A 444375.
Vocational series, 13, 14. 2 v., sheets,
illus. ports., 22 by 8% inches. Con-
tents:—No. 13, Nursing.—No. 14,
Machinery. © July 1, June 30, 1916;
2 ec. each and aff. Sept. 14, 1916;
A 439301, 439302.
COLLINS PUBLICITY service*—Contd.
—— 15-18. 4 y., Sheets, illus., ports.,
22 by 84 inches. Contents :—No. 15.
Domestic science.—No. 16. Journal-
ism.—No. 17. Art.—No. 18. Textiles.
© July 28,. Aug: 35 7, 15; 191672 &.
each and aft. Sept. 14, 1916; A
439304—439307.
No. 18. Textiles. Schooled. cover-
title, [16] p. illus. 4to. (Teachers’
auxiliary) @ Sept. 30, 1916; 2 e,
and aff. Oct. 13, 1916; A 444376.
COMMERCIAL and \financial chronicle.
comp. Hand-book of securities.
July, 1916. New York, W. B. Dana,
LNG. 200M. Ob); o2Ino... ssis00:
(ZatG2
©) Jaby, 12.7 1916: 2. ect IA.
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444397;
William B. Dana co., New York.
CoMMUNITY rubber co.*, Morrisville,
Pa. My choice, Delaware tires.
ELOt spa. whis.. “part col.) 4io:
[25773
© oe 19." 19163 2 ce: and ait
Oct, 2; 1916: A 444167.
New York.
for
plan.
[25774
and aff.
Comstock (L. K.) & co’,
Electrical distributing system
machine shops. 7 illus.,
(aps
Ato. (Bulletin no. 2)
©OrOc 11916392" -e&
Oct. 19, 1916; A 439923.
CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. Connellsville and
Uniontown directory, 1916-1917.
[Connelisville, Pa.]. J. H. Lant,
LOIG nts 197 “pp: “Sv02 5 $2.00:
[25775
©, Oct.-19; 1916; .2 ¢ and. aff.
Oct. 21, 1916; A 445266; Jeremiah
H. Lant, Connellsville, Pa.
| cpseaein (James R.)* Cincinnati.
Murder of the king’s English. Ar-
ticle no. 11. (Jn Cincinnati Com-
mercial tribune) [2506
©.Oci 1. 19tG- 1 ce Oct,..4,, 1916:
A 4434438.
(James K.)* Los Angeles.
How yeu ean protect your photo-
play. [S|] p. 24mo. $2.00. [25777
© Oct 1b 191622) rand) ait.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 444475.
Cook (Harold L.) [25778, 25779
Animals that resemble man. Ann Arbor,
Mich., Educators association [1916]
32 p. front.,illus. 12mo. (On cover:
kingdom in pictures &
@ Sept: 8:5 1916s 2
Helis OKs ey S
CONNOR
The animal
stories.) $0.15.
CHESeCpir zon LONG
A 444301.
1161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25780
pt. Th Seete
Cook (Harold L.)—Continued.
Hunters of the silences. Ann Arbor,
Mich., Educators association [1916]
a2 De front. wus. 2mor (On covers
The animal kingdom in pictures &
stories.) /$015ty (© Sepe. -S, "19162 2
ee. ASept.228, T9TG 3 at. wer. 2. 1916;
A 444302.
© Educators assn.,
Mich.
Cooke (Charles Henry)* Brooklyn.
Signs of the coming, parousia, of the
Lord Jesus Christ. [4] p. 4to.
[25780
2. €. and, alte INOVe
Ann Arbor,
© Nov. 9, 1916;
‘10, 1916; A 444852.
CooLtipcGeE (Emelyn Lincoln) Proper
management of breast-fed infants.
Sheet, table, 12 ny 84 inches. $90.10.
[25781
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
FA MONG. AL 439984 ; "Curtis pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
Coomss (. FEF.) & co.*,
How. cover-title, 12 p.
New York.
16mo.
[25782
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 «. Sept. 9, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; ce 439278.
CorpeET (Adeline) [25783-25786
Crocheted gift novelties. Book no. 6.
fdep. Mhis...4tos SOaMOs 4e@; Oc sila.
19LGis 2 ec) and ame Nove 225191Ge A
445469.
Dainty crocheted boudoir negligees and
tatting with complete instructions.
Book no. 3: 15 p. illus. 4to. — $0.10.
© June 380, 1916; 2 «@ and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 445472.
Edgings in crochet. Book no. 4. 15 p.
illus. 4to. $0.10. © Aug. 24, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Nov. 2, 1916; 7 445471.
Tatting. Book no.5. 15 5p; sills) 4to:
$0.10. @© Sept. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 445470.
© Valley supply co., St. Louis.
CoucH (S. H.) co., ine.*, Quincy, Mass.
Couch private telephone systems. 96
p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Catalogue
no. 64, Oct., 1OTONS [25787
© Oct. 23 ,1916; Oe 26. A916 -
alt Oct Zar 216 - ie “44627.
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. ‘rv. 27, nos 19, 20se Wcities.
1916. (Jn Fruit grower)
[25788, 25789
© Sept. 30, Oct. 16, 1916; 1 c. each
Oct. 28, 19163. A 443556, 443557 -
W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Crepir rating assn.*, Minneapolis.
Credit guide of Hennepin County
[ Minn. ] The red book. [1916]
1482 p. 12mo. [25790
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
a1, 1916; A 445614.
CRESSMAN’S (Allen R.) sons*, Phila-
delphia. [25791-25793
Cressman’s Counsellor, a cigar you’ll like.
© Oct. 10, 1916» de> Nowieeesee
A 443701.
Cressman’s Counsellor, the cigar that
speaks for itself. @©@ Oct. 17, 1916;
1 ec. Noy. 2, 1916; A 448700.
Cressman’s Counsellor, the safety first
smoke. » @ Oct. 3,,1916 5 106. Deh
1916; A 4438377.
ine.*, New York.
[25794-25796
Beautiful player piano belongs in your
home. 2500 homes made musical para-
dises. Sheet, illus., 234 by 16 inches.
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A 439824.
Make them all happy. Sheet, illus., 234
by 16 inches. © Sept: 25, 191632 ¢
and aff. Oct. 14, 1916 : A 489826.
This beautiful player piano belongs in
your home. The barrier of high prices
removed. Sheet, illus., 234 by 16
inches. © Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 14, 1916; A 439825.
CRIPPEN ©CO.,
CRISTOFARO (F.-de) FF. de Cristofaro
method for the mandolin; rev. and
re-arranged by P. Tesio. English
and Italian text. New ed. [New
York, N. Y., Printed by Robert Tel-
ler sons & Dorner] 1916: Pp ia
2-71 p. illus.’ fols S208 [25797
© July 14, 1916; 2 © anda
July 17, 1916; A 4319012 itahan
book co., New York.
Crorr (Delmer Eugene)* New Haven,
Conn. Supreme self-command. 48
De SvOn pOioe [25798
oo Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
, 1916; A 439846.
Crort (Terrell)* University City, Mo.
Practical lessons in electricity. Les-
son 19. (Jn Jovian Nov., 1915.)
[25799
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 & Novi tae.
A 448715.
CroMIig (William J.) Pyramid build-
ing. New York. American sports
publishing company, 1916. 95 p.
front. (port.), ius. 16mo. (Spald-
ing red cover series of athletic hand-
books no. 52-R.) $0.25. [25800
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446429; American sports
pub. co., New York.
CULLEN (George A.)* East Orange, N.
J. Mountain and lake resorts, 1916.
64 p. illus. 4to. [25801
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
29, 1916; A 433203.
1162
no. 11, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
25827
CurrigeR (Florence G.)* Fall River,
Mass. Life’s tests. (Jn Bulletin of
the Oriental Esoteric society.)
[25802
i asepe, 29, 1916; 1 © Oet. 25,
1916; A 443490.
Ctrtiss (Phebe A.) Child you used
to be. Cincinnati, The Standard
publishing company, [1916] 88 p.
ports. 12mo. [25803
©) Sept. 29, 1916;'2 c. Oct. 26,
1916; aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444626;
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
DAAE (Peter) [25804-25806
Berlin envoy now in Norway. © Nov.
1, 1916; ic. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443748.
German note no ultimatum. © Oct. 24,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 27, 1916; A 448536.
While negotiations are in progress be-
tween Germany and Norway. © Oct
ae OG. Al eC: Oct. 30, 1916; A 49.3569.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Dairy herald*, Gulfport, Miss. Mis-
sissippi centennial, 1817-1917. (Jn
Gulfport, Miss., Daily herald.)
[25807, 25808
cee pe OnOchels. 19LG 7 Ae. Oct. 18,
1916; A 443947.
seems © Oct. 13. 1916;
1916; A 443280.
iL @s) Oita. (Gs
DatE (Alan)*
Dale says:
Bayside, N. Y. Alan
(In Pittsburg Sunday
leader ) [25809-25813
Cerin 1916. © Oct.'15, 1916; 1c. Oct.
Ia 1916; A 443279.
Wet. 22; 1916. @ Oct. 22, 1916; ale
Oct. 24, 1916; A 443445.
meres. 1916. © Oct. 29, 1916;.1¢.
Oct. 31, 1916; A 443622.
Nov. 5, 1916. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
7, 1916; A 443790.
Nov. 12, 1916. oO INOWAN 2 OMGie
Noy. 15, 1916; A 4438972.
Good night
[25814-25818
eo Jand “att.
ie
DALRYMPLE (Leona)
stories. Proof, illus.
Hdla. © Oct: 14, 1916; 2
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444590.
The fairy cannon. © Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444835.
inda. @) Oct, 7, 1916: 2c. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 4444838.
Lily-boat race. © Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ©.
and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444837.
Little Princess Glow-and-Glimmer. ©
Ocieeal- LolGs 2c. and “att. Nov. 1;
1916; A 444701.
© Newspaper feature service, iuc.,
New York.
|
|
|
DAMROSCH (Walter) Why have we no
really great Women composers? (Jn
Chicago herald) [25819
© Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 448897; J. Keeley, Chicago.
DansuRy, Conn. Danbury and Bethel
directory, 1916. live Oma New
Haven, Conn., The Price & Lee co.,
T1916. "7456; foil, soo Wa. ) Lronmt.. (flold.
map.) map. S8vo. $4.50. [25820
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 445565; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
Columbus, O., 1916.
Dau’s blue books,
ine., 1916. 86 p. 8vo. $5.00 [25821
© Oct. a 1916; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
aff. Oct. 24, 1916; A 445311; Daw’s
blue books, inc., New York.
Dav’s blue book,
New York city,
DAVENPORT, lay Ky lL. Polk & ‘co:s
Davenport city and Scott County di-
rectory, 1916, [v. 18], Davenport,
aan. 4s “Polke &"e0.,) 19062) Asi4" p:
Svo. $6.00. [25822
© Oct-18, 1916: 2
21, 1916; A 445267; R.
Davenport, Ia.
e. and aff. Oct.
L. Polk & ¢@o.,
Davipson (Isobel) Busy brownies at
play by, Isobel Davidson and Cathe-
rine T. Bryce, with illus. by Mar-
garet Ely Webb & Ada Budell. New
York, Newson & company, [1916.]
128 2p \ col. alkus): 12mo;” (Aldine
supplementary readers) $0.86.
[25823
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446208 Newson & ©Co.,
New York.
Davies (Joseph E.) Close of the war
will bring America greater prosper-
ity than the war itself. Proof, port.
[25824
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447006; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[25825-25827
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city. Oct. 1916,
issue. Wall chart, 264 by 15 inches.
$1.00. @ Oct. 3, 1916: 2 ce. and aff.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 444250.
—— Nov., 1916, issue. Wall chart, 26
by 15 inches. $1.00. © -_Nov. 1, 1916;
2c. Nov. 6, 1916; aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A
447241.
Directory of curb and bond brokers, Sept.,
1916. Wall chart, 14% by 25% inches.
$1.00. © Sept. 28, 1916; 2 Ca andr atte
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444187.
1163
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25828
pt. 1, 7. Sow
Davis (Benjamin Marshall)* Oxford,
O. School and home exercises in
elementary agriculture. Columbus,
©., The Dobson-Evans co., 1916. 47
I.,. [24] psediaers.:4to: ¢S$0:00:
[25828
© ‘Sept: th atSie - 228 Sept.4 25,
1916; aff. Sept. 2 Doe 1916: A 444025
Davis (Ozora 8.)* Chicago. At moth-
er’s knee. New York, Cincinnati,
The Abingdon press [1916].
16mo. $0.25.
©-Oct! 17, 1916; 2 cand
28, 1916; A 446023.
DAawE (Sampson)* Boston. Unique
manual of facts and figures of the
regular life ins. companies and their
dividends, 1916-1917. 18th annual
ed. 1044, 95 p. 12mo. $2.50.
[25830
© Aue, 19169 2:crand ait. Oct.
12, 1916; A 445099.
DaweEs (Chester L.)* Cambridge, Mass.
PAS Teas OF
[25829
aff. Oct.
Franklin union electricity. General
directions. 2 loose 1. 4to. $0.04.
[25831
©) Sept. 22.1916; 2 ¢ and ats Oct.
19, 1916; A 439906.
Dawson (William Nelson)* Norfolk,
Neb. Deutschland. [3] p. 12mo.
$0.10. . [25832
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
3, 1916; A 444216.
Dayton, O. Dayton news 1916 classi-
fied business directory. (Jn Dayton
Sunday news) [25833
© Aug. 27, 1916; 1 e. Sept. 6, 1916;
A 442261; Paul Goering & ©Co.,
Cleveland.
DEAGAN (John Calhoun)* Chicago.
[ 25834, 25835
Deagan chime music. 21, [38] p. 16mo.
@FP Oc Ti 1916.2 4e lOc TOG:
aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 439975.
Dea-gan-ometer. 16 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. (Cover-title: Fundamentals in
pitch and tuning musical instruments)
@rOct: 1%, 1916 2G andar Oca ead,
1916; A 489951.
DEANE (Nathaniel Carter)* Carnegie,
Pa. Sixth sense: Power to remem-
ber. [4] p. port. 4to. [25836
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489758.
De Beck (William)
course in cartooning.
10 v. illus. 8vo.
emy of fine arts)
Correspondence
Lessons 1-10.
(Chicago acad-
$5.00. [25837
© Mar. 28, 1916; 2 c. Apr. 27,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 434412;
Carl N. Werntz, Chicago.
Decker (A. R.) [25838-25840
Bonus is planned for wheat. © Oct. 25,
a ; 1 ce. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443598.
Been give $20,000,000 gold. © Oct.
30; 191631 ¢€: Nov. a 1916; A 443660.
Paris learns use of typha. © Oct.223;
1916; 1 ce Oecet...26, 197h em 443511.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
DEINZER (Sebastian J.)*
[Mono-lino-hand type
Card, 94 by 81 inches.
Chicago.
estimator. ]
$5.00.
[25841
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444294.
DEMING: (Eva B.)* New York. Call to
peace. [3] p. 4to. [25842
© Oct. 12,1916; 2 ¢ anda Oce
14, 1916; A 489819.
DENNISON mfg. co.*, Framingham,
Mass. Dennison’s bogie book [for
1916] cover-title, 32 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.05. [25843
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 439267.
DENTON (William Benjamin)* Green-
ville, Ill. Get acquainted club.
Sheet, 11 by 82 inches. [25844
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and ‘aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439765.
DENVER mountain parks securities co.
Contract and bond for deed. Sheet,
152 by 92 inches. [25845
© July 15, 1916; 2 ey Semeezes
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 444360;
James A. Bovee, Denver.
DEXTER folder co.*, New York. Dexter
folder no. 189. 22 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. [25846
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 «© and afi
Oct. 4, 1916; A 444195.
De ZenNG (Henry Lawrence)* Maple
Shade, N. J. De Zeng’s current con-
trollers for sensitive lamps, socket
or wall type [ete.] [4] p. illus.
Svo. [25847
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 439850.
DE-ZENG standard co. [25848-25850
De Zeng’s electric ophthalmoscope with
new metal mirror, universal light ad-
justment. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides. 92 by 64 inches. © Oct.
oy 196 2c “and aff, Oct. 17, 1916;
A 439848.
1164
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
Dre-ZENG standard co.—Continued.
De Zeng’s electric retinoscopes [and]
Hlectric ophthalmoscope - retinoscope
combination sets. Sheet, illus., print-
ed on both sides, 9% by 63 inches. ©
Ochs elolGe) 2c. and at, Oct. 17,
1916; A 439849.
De Zeng’s phorometers and optometers
with universal double rotary prisms
graduated Maddox rods. [4] p.
ilus.*-8vo. © Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 17, 1916; A 439851.
© Henry Lawrence De Zeng,
Maple Shade, N. J.
DIAMOND chain and mfg. co. Dia-
mond tooth form for roller chain
sprockets. 56 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
[25851
@ ‘Sept. 15,°1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444654; L. M. Wain-
wright, Indianapolis.
Diasy (Bassett) [25852-25859
Deutschland books in demand in Sweden.
Nov. 6, 1916; 1 c« Nov. 9, 1916;
A 443831.
Hard drive planned on Roumanian lines.
Ooch 20 1916s 1 ec. Oct. 23) T91G:
A 443422.
Huge German guns pound Roumanians.
@OpOct 25.916. 2 ec. Oct. 30; 1916);
A 443571.
Milk is scarce in Sweden. © Nov. 7,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 10, 1916; A 443855.
Russian food crisis arouses the empire.
© Nov. 9, 1916; 1 e. Nov. 138, 1916;
A 443944,
Sink Swedish ships now; blockade on.
@eNov. -@, T91IGe 1 ce: Nov. 10; 19116;
A 443856.
Teutons like Jerome story. © Nov. 10,
1916 Wc. Nov. 13, 1916; A 443957.
To see New Guinea in trip by airship.
@ Nove Ss; L916 5: 1 7c. Nov: 11, 1916:
A 443887.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago,
Dimonp (Luther B.)
Fresh water animals.
Educators association [1916] 32 p.
front., illus. 12mo. (On cover: The
animal kingdom in pictures & stories.)
$0.15. @© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1916; aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 444305.
Sea animals by L. B. Dimond and QG. I.
Taft. Ann Arbor, Mich., Educators as-
sociation [1916] 32 D. front., illus.
12mo. (On cover: The animal king-
dom in pictures & stories.) $0.15. ©
Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ¢ Sept. 23, 1916;
aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 444306.
© Educators assn., Ann
Mich.
Dimuro (Raffaele)* New York. Theo-
retical practical method for the
study of the mandolin.. 2d ed. 62
meetol. ~$1.00. [25862
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489770. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
Chi-
[25860, 25861
Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Arbor,
25874
Disston crucible. v. 5, no. 8, Sept.
15, 1916. 1 p. 1., 115-128 p. illus.
Svo. [25863
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 444857; Henry
Disston & sons, ine., Philadelphia.
Dixie cotton felt mattress co. Dixie
club newspaper’ furniture service.
Sept. [1916] [4] p. illus. fol.
[25864
©vSept 5; 1916+ 2 ¢.. and att
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439486; O. M. Bur-
ton, Chicago.
Dopp (Arthur Hampton)* Atlanta.
Instructions how to play classic Hu-
clid for 4, 5 and 6 players. [4] p.
24mo. [25865
© Sept Went 9tG a2 e1 1 Oct. 4,
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 439777.
Hamtramek ,Mich.
[25866,
Great loss and a greater gain.
illus. 387% by 28 inches.
1916; 2 «.
444693.
True service. 14 p. 24mo. @© Aug. 26,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 13, 1916; A
444355.
DoNAHEY (William) * Chicago.
[25868-25872
Teenie Weenie Chinaman chased by a
for. .@) Oct 15, 1916: 1 ec Oct... 19;
1916; A 443330.
Teenie Weenies build a saw mill. ©
Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Nov..10, 1916; A
443939.
Teenie Weenies set out for Shoehurst.
© Oct 22, 1916: 1.cs Oct. 265 1916%
A 443528.
Teenie Weenies spend the night in a
paper box. Oct Zoe OG ae We
Nov. 2, 1916; A 443687.
Teenie Weenies tackle a big job. @©
Nov. 12, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 17, 1916; A
4490538.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune. ]
DopcE bros.*,
25867
Donovan (F. M.) Bible and spiritual-
ism, by Don [pseud.] Lake Pleas-
ant, Mass., Spiritual alliance pub-
lishing company, 1916. [23] p. port.
24mo. $0.10. [25873
© Sully; 15, 1916: 27c and att.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 439256; Mary H.
Donovan, Lake Pleasant, Mass.
DoyLe (Arthur Conan)* Windlesham,
Crowborough, Sussex, England.
British campaign in France. chap.
6 eontd. The first battle of Ypres.
(In Strand magazine, Oct., 1916)
[25874
© D1 'e Oct. 20, 1916; A ad int.
2785; pubd. Sept. 25, 1916.
11695
25875
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, n. S., v. 13
DREISER (Theodore) America’s fore- | DUKE bros. & co.—Continued.
most author protests against sup-
pression of great books and art by
self-constituted moral censors.
Proof, port. [25875
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 444854; News-
paper enterprise assn., Cleveland.
DrRoMGooLeE (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and story. (Jn Nashvilie ban-
ner ) [25876-25880
Oct. ALT UStG © Oct 14, A91E 5 c.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 443281.
Octiy 21; O1Gs @OuOlc 2 1916 te Ock
a 1916: A 443435.
Oct 428. WOdG. » «© -Ock? 2S) 1916s ae c.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 443604.
Nowe 45 1916. .@' Novas, A9t6s dae:
Nov. 8, 1916; A 443793.
Nove dee 1OniGs SO: Nowe, 1t eaGi.Gis7 le:
Nov. 123 3, 1916; A 443950.
DruckeEe (Herman)* Easton, Pa. God-
dess of liberty; or, The dawn of
freedom. pt. 4-3. 42. DP... 8VO.
$0.25. [25881
© Sept. © 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 489264.
Drury (Horatio N.) Pace standard-
ized course in oral expression. Les-
son 9-17. New York, Pace & Pace,
IGIG 8G ye O80: [25882
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444293; Pace & Pace, New
York.
Dry goods reporter co.*, Chicago.
Plans to put salespeople on a com-
mission basis. 16 p. nar. S8vo.
$0.25. [25883
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444374.
Dt. Bose (Benj. J.)* Lisbon, Ga.
Health the priceless. Chap. 1-3. [38
instalments] (Jn Washington, Ga.
Reporter ) [25884-25886
©' Sept 15°22, Oct: 6 1916 1"C
each Noy. 1, 1916; A 443647443649.
DUKE bros. & ¢o. [25887-25892
Accidents are no more a matter of ill
luck than good fortune is a matter of
good luck. ‘“ Safety first’’ advertise-
ment no. 6. © Oct. 29,1916 1. cy Nov.
6, 1916; A 443712.
Don’t be careless. © Oct. 11, 1916; 1.
Oct 27, AVL; A 4435445
Safety eventually. Why not now?
‘Safety first’? advertisement no. 7. ©
_ si E9LG's 1 es Noy Gy aeiG a
rf
Safety first. © Sept. 21, sabe PALO Bas!
ane OG, 9) 1916s A 44306
Safety first. Oi ee nos Jo." @)
Nov. 5, 1916571 'e. Nov. 10, 2916-54
443847.
Safety hints for every member of the >
amily. Safety first advertisement
ayers five. _© Oct. 48) 9992639 te.
Oct. 1916; A 4435438. [Note : The
feeceeuee are in Kokomo daily dis-
patch]
© J. J. Reis, Chicago.
DuncAN (John C.)* Cincinnati; ) Prine
ciples of analytical accountancy.
chap. 1-3, v. 1220 nomb. 166 aoe
$0.50. [Text parallel to binding.]
[ 25893.
Pie 2 ¢.. and) ate wce,
e “444477
© Oct.
¢ 1962
DvuoFoLp health underwear co.*, Mo-
hawk, N. Y. Short shots on selling
behind, before & over the counter, by
Sam Hill [pseud.] 31, [1] p. illus.
24mo. (Cover-title: The counter at-
tack) $0.10. [25894
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ei amd aie
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444180.
DuTTon (Reginald John Garfield)*
Skegness, England. Shorthand in
three days. The system for the
million. London, 1916. 24 p. 16mo.
t-Sh. [ 25895.
© 1c. Oct. 11,1916) 2 aoe
2812; pubd. Sept. 23, 1916.
E. L. F. co.*, De Kalb, Jil. There are
many reasons why you should come
to Joliet. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 21 by 28 inches. [25896
© July 28, 1916; 2c. Aug. 3, 1916;
aff. Sept. 1, 1916; A 486230.
Hart (Maude)* Elizabeth,-N. J. Our
physician. Sheet, 224 by 72 inches.
[25897
© Oct. 5, 1916: 2 c and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 4443821.
Eason (Will Lester)* Alameda, Cal.
Will the commander of the United
States forces now in Mexico have a
troubadour at his elbow. [ete. }
(In Evening times-star and Alameda
daily argus.) [25898
©. -June 20, 1916; 1 ¢ cdJune 263
1916; A 440568.
EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I. East Provi-
dence directory, 1917. Providence,
R. I., Boston, Mass., Sampson &
Murdock co., 1916. 274 (i. e. 280) p.
front. (fold. map) S8vo. $3.00.
[25899
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 445285; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
1166
no. 11, 1916
BOOKS, GROUP II
25919
East Tacoma mfg. co. Pacific uni-
versal catalog of sash, doors, mill-
work and odd work. Portland, Or.,
Schwab printing co. [1916] p. 3-124,
[3] illus., diagrs. 16mo. (Cata-
log A) [25900
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444807; Schwab ptg. co.,
Portland, Or.
Easton, Pa. West’s directory for city
of Easton, Pennsylvania, including
West Easton, Wilson Township, a
portion of Palmer Township, [etc.],
also Phillipsburg, N. J., 1916. Easton,
Pa., Union publishing co., 1916. 919
eee 155) p.--fold: maps. 8vo.
$5.00. [25901
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 445233; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
Eaton County, Mich. Farm journal
illustrated rural directory of Eaton
County, Michigan. Philadelphia,
Wilmer Atkinson company, 1916.
256 p. illus. S8vo. [25902
(Ney, .93,1916:' 2° ce: and ‘aff.
Noy. 16, 1916; A 445664; Wilmer
Atkinson co., Philadelphia.
Economy service co.*, New York. Cut
bulletin. [25903, 25904
HOt. stst no: for Nov. 1916: 8 1.
‘aise tol ©) Oct. 1,,1916 >. 2) ci. and
aff. Oct. 5, 1916; A 439664.
no. A 156. 2d no. for Nov., 1916. cover-
title, numb. 1. 102— 108. illus. fol.
© Oct. £55) 1916):2 cand: aft. Oct. 21,
1916; A 439972.
Eptison lamp works of General electric
co. [25905, 25906
Bulletin no. 43407. Flood lighting and
its applications. Sept., 1916. 19 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © Sept. 18, 1916;
Peeing att. Oct-25, 1916: A 444618.
Bulletin no. 43408. Lighting of ofiice
buildings and drafting rooms by Edi-
son Mazda C lamps. Sept., 1916.
wep. lus: -.tte, ©@xOct. .2;'1916;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444617.
© General electric co., Schenec-
tady, N. Y.
[Epwrunps (Carey)] What the handy
man can make. 16 p. illus., diagrs.
fol. $0.15. [25907
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 439985; Curtis pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
Hpwarps (J.) & co.*, Philadelphia.
Big house for little shoes. 20 p.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. (cover-title:
Misses’ and children’s turn boots and
slippers in stock. [25908
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 © and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444454.
ELECTRIC power club*, Chicago. Elec-
tric power club. Executive staff,
member companies committees [ete. ]
As ed TONG: of Oth, edi), #24 pe
16mo. [25909
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444685.
ELLER mfg. co.*,
Canton, O. Eller’s
“ perfect-fit ” steel ceilings. § 207 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 16mo. (Catalog
no. 21, 1917.) [25910
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2
28, 1916; A 445389.
EMMANUEL & co. Oriental tip. [3] p.
12mo. [25911
©Dec. 15, 1915; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1916;
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444815; John .M
Emmanuel, Seattle.
e. and aff. Oct.
Emporium world millinery co.*, Chi-
cago. Art cut service. Sheet, illus.,
24 by 234 inches. [25912
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444152.
ENSIGN yellow pine co.*, New York.
There’s gold in the heart of yellow
pine, [s0;.p. MWhus. Cl plate) Svo:
[25913-
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444680,
ENTERPRISE cO.*, Columbiana, O. Use-
ful information for saw mill men.
cover-title, 48 p. illus., tables.
16mo. $0.25. [25914
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23 ,1916; A 444504.
Biqu ITABLE corporation*, Chicago.
[ 25915, 25916
Confidential wholesale price list and
shipping terms. [4] p. 8vo. © Oct.
iL OLG 2 Gand aft. “Oct. 30, 1916;
A 444647.
Extraordinary facts submitted to you.
Sheet. col. illus., 11 by 172 inches.
@uSepe ta 19tG = 2c. andating Sept:
23, 1916; A 489482.
EQUITABLE LIFE assurance soc. of N. Y.
Father’s revery. fo le aps illus.
16mo. [25917
©0620 1916> Qac. and atk Oct:
2, AIG ae 444571 Sam W. North,
Lincoln, Neb.
ERRETT (Jane R.) [ 25918, 25919
Standard kinder-lehrer. y. 8, no. 1, 4
viertel, oktober bis dezember, 1916, ed.
by J. R. Erret and Nannie Lee Frayser.
Cincinnati, O., Der Standard publish-
ing company, 1916, wall chart, [26] p.
eol. illus., map. ‘fol. fand] A nee
plement. "16 p. illus.. 8vo. © Sep
15, 1916:; 2 c. and aff Sept. 30, 1916:
A 439619.
1167
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25920
ErRreETT (Jane R.)—Continued.
Standard picture roll. v. 8, no. 2, 4th
quarter, Oct.—Dec., 1916. Cincinnati,
O., The Standard pulishing company,
LOTC 9 Wall chart, (26) ps col alius::
map. fol. [and] A supplement, ed. by
Nannie Lee Frayser. 16 p. illus. 8vo.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Sept.
30, 1916; A 439620.
© Standard pub. co.,
ESHLEMAN (Howard Lightner)* Lea-
man Place, Pa. 20th century vure,
paper no. 1. Whence come sugges-
tions? Sheet, 12 by 9 inches. $0.05.
[25920
e. and aff. Oct.
Cincinnati.
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2
9, 1916; A 444816.
ESTERLINE & Angus*, Indianapolis.
Industrial research and _ develop-
ments (24 "p:~ allws. didera -Syvo:
(Cover-title: An unique service by
an unique organization. ) [25921
© Sept. 15: 1G 22 eo and at:
Oct. 12, 1916; A 444528.
ETTINGER (Richard P.)* New York.
Problems in real estate. New York
city, Prentice-Hall, ine. [1916] 24
p. plans. 8vo. $0.75. [25922
©), Sept. 29, 1916: 2°) ©: and) ‘aif:
Oct. 9, 1916; A 444287.
Evans (W. A.)* Chicago. How to
keep well. (Jn Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [25923-25958
Blames raw food. @© Nov. 1, 1916; 1.
Nov. 8, 1916; A 4438813.
Bronchial asthma. @ Nov. 14, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449096.
Catchines, colds. (© 2Now. G6, CiSkGrs ive:
Nov. 8, 1916; A 448815.
Cerebro spinal meningitis. © Oct. 26,
19163, 1. -¢. Noy: 8, 19165. A 443809,
Consumption. _@© Nov. 942, 19165" 1°
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449052.
Controlling sleep. @© Oct. 22, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 1916; A 443527.
Croupy babies. @ Nov. 10) 1916 5 1 e.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449098.
Drugs not true to label. © Oct. 13,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 24, 1916; A 443475.
Feather. dusters. 2@, Oct; 1iGedS1Ge Ane:
Oct. 24, 1916; A 443478.
First aid lessons taught by the war. ©
Oct: 20, 1916 > a 7c. Oct. 2G aote;
A 443551.
Gallstone treatment. © Oct. 10, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1916; A: 443472.
Growth of eugenics. © Nov. 2, 1916;
1 c«. Nov. 8, 1916; A 443839.
Ilealth in country schools. © Oct. 29,
1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 2, 1916; A 1443689:
Ilealth insurance next. © Nov. 5, 1916;
1 ¢. Nov. 10, 1916; A 443941.
Hlealthy regiment. © Nov. 11, 1916; 1
ec. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449094.
[iow it is. done. © Oct. 11; 1916; 1 ©¢
Oct. 24, 1916;
ILysteria in children.
iG. Nov.
A 443473.
© Oct: 128, 1916;
8, 1916; A 443811.
pt. 1 n-sis vas
Hvans (W. A.) *—Continued.
Indoor humidity. © Nov. 3, 1916; 1 «¢.
Nov. 8, 1916; A 443814.
Malaria in autumn. © Oct. 15,
te, Oct. 9, ESIG Anas
More methods from the war zone. © Oct.
16,1916; 1 c. Oct. 24, 1916 A44ea ee
Nervousness. @ Nov. 9, 1916; 1 ec. Nov.
17, 1916; A 449092.
1916;
Night terrors. © Oct. 30, 1906204 <
Nov. 8, 1916; A 443840.
Nosebleed. 1%eT Ook
@© Oct. 14, 1916;
24, 1916; A 443476.
Oysters and typhoid. © Qct. 31, 1916;
1° ¢; Nov. 8, 1916; A 4438712:
Paralysis after infantile paralysis. ©
Oct. 21,. 1916; 1 “OCR ER atone.
A 443552.
Pasteurization preof. © Nov. 4, 1916;
1..e. Nov. 8, 1916s Av 4438S
Pimples are needless. © Oct. 12, 1916;
1 ec Oct. 24, 19163;° A 443474.
Prunes. © Oct. 19, 1916; Pee@erees.
1916; A 443480.
Real war in Cleveland: @© Nov. 7, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449099.
Simple methods for modifying milk. ©
Oct. 24, 1916; 1.c. Oct. 27, 19162 A
443554.
Six year molars. © Nov. 13, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449095.
Some clean ae cities.: -@ Och 4s;
1916.3, 1..e5 Oct. 24, .191GEe 443479.
To prevent apoplexy. © Oct. 23, 1916;
1’e. OC 2e SiG ee 443553.
Too warm in winter. © Nov. 15, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449097.
Walking in sleep. @© Oct. 27, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. 8, 1916; A 4438810.
Where does the fat come from? © Oct.
25, 1916; 1c. Oct: 27, 191G AV 4 toa
Evans (W. L.) school of cartooning
and caricaturing. Lesson 2. cover-
title, 8 numb. 1. plates. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] [25959
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489961; Walter LL:
Evans, Cleveland.
EXcELSIoR automatic scale & supply
, Philadelphia. [Prospectus] 12
p. illus., port. 12mo. [25969
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
9, 1916; A 439268.
ExNeER (Max J.) Friend or enemy?
New York, London, Association press
[1916] 35 p. 16mo. $040. "|(25a9gbH
© Aug. 29; 1916; 2-cs Sepia ata,
1916; aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 437687;
John Floyd MeTyier, New York.
Chance visit to
studio, now place in photoplays.
[How I became a photoplayer] (Jn
Canton daily news) [25962
©-Oct. 1, 1916; 1 € Oct) 1a
A 443341; General film co., ine., New
York. ;
[Eyton (Bessie}]
1168
leah
FAIRBANKS, Morse «& Co.”
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
25999
, Chicago.
ee 5963-25999
Fairbanks-Morse alternating current type
B constant speed induction motors.
Son. illus. Svo. (Bulletin 202 K)
@ Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444819.
Fairbanks-Morse ball-bearing motors,
alternating current type H. Sree
illus. S8vo.. (Bulletin 211 A) © Oct.
P42 1916 >)2 c. and aff. Nov. 10; 1916;
A 444818.
Fairbanks-Morse electric lighting plants,
eype £. . 8 p. | illus. Sv Oo. (Bulletin
wwe) (@,Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Noy. 10, 1916; A 444821.
Fairbanks-Morse pump cd 4 p. illus.
8 vo. (Bulletin H: 221 @ Aug: 12,
TONGS) 2 Ee, and ait. Sept. fey, IES ova aye
436908.
Fairbanks-Morse type J hoists, 6 h. p.
Zee, callus... Svo. (Bulletin ie 22 3))
@pnus wS) 1996: 2 c. and aff. Sept.
18, 1916; A 436907.
Fairbanks-Morse type K hoists, 10 and
1ieheanaweot aps Tus: Svo.. -(Bulletin
H 218) @© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436909.
Fairday power and electric washers.
cover-titke, 16 p. illus. obl. 12mo.
(Dealers’ catalog 70) ©. sully Si.
mOnGi: 2 e, and aft. Sept: 18, 1916; A
436879.
Instructions no. 2110 L for erecting
Fairbanks-Morse steel towers for wind-
mills. 12th ed. 8 p. illus., diagrs.
SRO @n Aus. 29). 19162 2 cc. and ait.
Sept. 18, 1916: A 436906.
no. 2240 F for setting up and oper-
ating Fairbanks-Morse types C and CC
34x43 air compressors. 6th ed. 4 p.
mise diagrs. Svo. © Aug. 1, (1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436905.
o. 2450 for-setting up and operat-
ee Fairbanks-Morse type Y vertical oil
engines. Ist -ed. cover-title. 32 p.
diagrs. Svo. © Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436904.
no. 2500 A for operating and main-
taining Sheffield 88 motor car. Aug.,
19136. ) 14 p. diagrs. S8vo. © Aug. 25,.
TOG = 2 Cl Sept. 18> 1916? at. Oct. 6;
1916; A 444221.
no. 2502 B for operating and main-
taining Sheffield 32 and 33 motor cars.
AUS to. 4p: > diagrs: Svo. ©
Seppe UG 2c) Ochii6; 19163 aft.
Oct. 7, 1916; A 444392.
Moline pitless scale for wagons or stock.
8 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. Oct. 4,
HIG 32 es and ait. Nov. 10, 1916: A
444890,
Repair price list no. 9001 A. Fairbanks-
Morse duplex O. C. P. plunger pattern
steam pumps. 8 p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
@rAuwe 8 1916; 2 ¢. and ‘aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 4369038.
no. 9006 A. Fairbanks-Morse duplex
underwriter fire pumps. 4 p._ illus.,
diagr. Svo. @© July 21, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436902.
——no. 9007 A. Fairbanks-Morse duplex
O. P. O. C. valve pot steam pumps. 8
ee allus,, diner. Svor. © Aug. 1, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436901.
no. 9015 A. Fairbanks-Morse du-
plex plunger and ring pattern power
pumps. 8 p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
Tmiytt. 1OlGi2e2 c andvait. Sept. 18,
1916; A 436900.
1169
FATRBANKS, Morse & co>—Continued.
——no. 9023 A, covering Fairbanks-
Morse coalinga yattern Gy Me OG,
pumps. Sheet, diagr., 9 by 6 inches. ©
iby aie LOG <2 ves and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 436899.
no. 9028. A duplex O. P. O. C. ram
pattern steam pumps. Sheet, diagrs.,
printed on both sides, 9 by 6 inches.
@ July 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 18,
1916; A 436898.
——no. 9034 B. Fairbanks-Morse du-
plex piston pattern steam pumps. 12
Dae LUNISS OlaASESS 7 Svo. ©) vans oh:
TUOUGie 2 Ce and athe sSept. 18; Woe. A
436897.
——no. 9054 A. Fairbanks-Morse type
R vertical muti-cylinder, gas, gasoline
[ete. ] 2A pe) MUS ediaerse spank
folded) S8vo. © July 3 1916; Dimer
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436896.
——no. 9058 A. Fairbanks-Morse 1 h. p.
Jack Junior and 2, 4 and 6 h. p. type
eter. wo dlls idaerce (pant
folded) S8vo. © July 28, 1916: 2 e.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A ‘436895.
no. 9072. Fairbanks-Morse Jack-of-
all-trades and type T vertical gas and
gasoline engines and oil engines. 19,
fle ps illus., diagrs. S8vo © July
2S 27 es and ‘aff. Sent. SS 1916;
A 436894.
no. 9099. F'airbanks-Morse type N
horizontal gas and gasoline engines.
20 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. © July 28,
PONG e and eal. Septal Sa Uomo eA
436893.
——no. 9101. Fairbanks-Morse type B
gasoline marine engines heavy duty
type... Sp. — illus: diagrs:” .svo:
Aue. 8, 1916e 2c andwath. Sept. 18)
1916; A 436892.
—-—no. 9108 B. Eclipse windmills, type
Pee f- bh ps alluss digers: - Sivo-
July 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 18)
1916; A 436891.
no. 9110. Fairbanks-Morse nos. 1,
2, 3 and 4, 1907 pattern four post gal-
vanized steel towers. 4 p. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. © Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and
aff. Sept. 18. 1916; A 436890.
no. 9117 B. Fairbanks-Morse 8’, 10’
and 12’ type W steel windmills. 12 p.
whic. diaecs- -=Svo. —@)dulya ii Lote:
2 ec. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436889.
IMO One Ona Ac Fairbanks-Morse
eclipse friction clutches. 4 p._ illus.,
diacrs i Svo.. ©) duly 22n. 1O1G a2 &
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436888.
no. 9160. Fairbanks-Morse geared
hoists with band brake as combined
with gasoline and gas engines. 10 p.
illus., “diagrs. Svo. © July 24, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916. A 436886.
no. 9196 A. Fairbanks-Morse 50,
80, 100, 150 and 200 H. P. type RE
large vertical engines. 20 p._ illus.,
diagrs. SVv0.- ©) uby 25) some Je:
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436887.
no. 9220 B. Fairbanks-Morse type
NB horizontal oil engines 5 to 60 H. P.
16 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. © July 19,
TOLG eee and aft, Sept. 18, 1916; A
436885.
——no. 9240 A. Fairbanks-Morse types
C and CC 3% x 4% air compressors.
TOs HORDES. diagrs. Svo. -@:- Aus. 12
TOWG SS 2 LC: and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A
436884.
bo
HS
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26000
pt. . 2s y.ds
FATRBANKS, Morse & co.—Continued.
Repair price list no. 9242 A. Fairbanks-
Morse horizontal belted air compres-
sors chart HC. 4 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. © July 17, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 436883.
no. 9357 A. Fairbanks-Morse type
T small vertical 2, 4 and 6 H. P. throt-
tling governor oil engines. 8 p. illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. @© July 17, 1916: 2 «¢.
and aff. Sept. 18, 1916: A 436882.
no. 9459. Fairpanks-Morse no. 1, 2
handy pump jack. Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
prinied on both sides. 9 by 6 inches.
© July 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept. 18,
1916 ;\ A. 436881.
no. 9446, superseding AD 23 and
supplement, eclipse double acting pump.
4p. diagrs. 8vo. © Aug. 14, 1916:
2 ce. and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 436880.
FarrFax (Beatrice) Beatrice Fairfax.
(In New York evening journal)
[26000-26030
Oct. 6, 1916. Episode 7, instalment 5.
@'Oct. 6; 1916; f ¢ Oct. 7; 1916: A
443043. ;
Oct. 7, 1916. Episode 7, instalment 6.
© Get... 7, 19165 1 eG Gct.,.0, 4016> A
443073.
Oct. 9, 1916. Episode 8, instalment 1.
©: Oct 3: 1916: 1 « Dez Ay isee- A
4430S6.
Oc. 11, ASS. ‘©, Oct, 41,, 1916-72 e:
Oct. 18, 1916; A 443306. f
Oct. 18> 1916: © Oct 18, 1916: 1 «
Oct. 19, 1916; A 443328.
Oct: 19; 1916. © Det... 19, 1916 > 4 |
Oct. 20, 1916; A 443366.
Oe 20, 1986... @ Oct. 20, 49162 4+ -c
Oct. 21, 1916; A 443401.
Oct 21,, 1916. “@ Mel, 414- 1916 fF ¢
Oct. 23, 1916; A 443404.
Oct. 25 S45iG. Ock (25. ASiGer 1 ©:
Oct: 30. 1916: A 445583:
Oct... 24,4916... @ Get 24. 1916: 4. ec.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 443470.
Get. 25, 1916... @* Oets -25, 4916-71 |
Oct. 26, 1916; A 443504.
Oct. 26)" 1996. ~@' Oct. 26; 1916=>41 e:
Oct) 2% AStG® Al 4439525:
Get. 27) 1S1G. “G-Oet. 27. 415i ti eg
Oct. 28, 1916; A 443550.
Oct. 28, 1976. @ Oct. 2a" Iie ff ec
Oct. 30, 1916; A 443581. -
Oct. 30, 1916. @© Oct. 30, 1916: 1 e.
Oct. 34, 1916: "A 443620.
Oe. Si, 3916. © Get. jah. ibe |e
Nov. 1, 1916; A 443628.
Nov. 1. 1916. @ Nov. 1, 1916; 41 ec. Nov.
2, 1916; A 443691.
Nov. 2, 1916. @ Nov. 2, 1916: 1c. Nov
3, 1916; A 443693.
Nov. 3, 1916. © Nov. 3, 1916; 1 e. Nov
4, 1916: A 443696.
Nov. 4, 1916. @© Nov. 4, 1916; 1 ce Nov
6, 1916; A 443723.
Nov. 6, 1916. @© Nov. 6, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov.
7, 1916; A 443783.
Noy. 7, 1916. © Nov. 7, 1916; 1 e. Nov
8, 1916; A 443804.
Nov. 8. 1916. © Nov. 8, 1916: 1 ec. Nov
9, 1916; A 4438806.
Nov. 9, 1916. © Nov. 9, 1916: 1 ec. Nov
10, 1916; A 443843.
Fatrrax (Beatrice)—Continued.
Nov. 10, 1916. © Nov. 10, 1916:
Noy. 11, 1916; A 443934.
Noy. 11, 1916. © Nov. 11,
Nov. 13, 1916; A 443937.
Nov. 13, 1916. @ Nov. 13,
Noy. 14, 1916; A 443969.
Nov. 14, 1916. @ Nov. 14,
Noy. 15, 1916; A 443995.
Nov. 15, 1916. © Nov. 15,
Nov. 16, 1916; A 449037.
Nov. 16, 1916. @© Nov. 16,
Noy. 17, 1916; A 449050.
Nov. 17, 1916. @ Nov. 17, 1916;
Nov. 18, 1916; A 449089.
© International news service,
New York.
Farco, N. D. First national bank of
Fargo. If you didn’t need one of
these, this city wouldn’t need any of
these. [8S] p. illus. 32mo. [26031
© May 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 434337; Harvey Blodgett
co., St. Paul.
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
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1
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1916.5 ake)
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ive
1
Cc.
Farm chemical co. Hello! more
money from farm and city poultry.
[4] p. illus. 16mo. [26032
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444645; William A.
Pfisterer, Dunkirk, Ind.
FARNUM (Leon M.)* Chicago. TIllus-
trated description and technique.
Anatomical dies. [9] p. folder.
illus. 48mo. [26033
© Oct. 5, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444497.
FARRELL (James A.) Head of steel
ccrporation advises Americans how
to obtain foreign commerce! Proof,
port. [26034
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447003; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters. [no.] 9. (Jn Plumb-
ing & heating magazine, Oct., 1916.)
[26035
© Oct. 31,1916; 1°€ Mage ee
1916: A 449038.
FASSETT (James H.)* Nashua, N. H.
Corona readers. Book 1. Boston,
New York [ete.]. Ginn and company,
1916. viii, 120 p._ col. front., iHus.
(part. col.) 12mo. $0.32. [26036
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 445381.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
[26037-26038
Big idea to start your rubber goods sea-
son. Oct., 1916. cover-title, 8 fold.
p. illus. fol. © Oct. 6; 1916326
Oct. 12, 19163 aff: Oct. 41768918;
A 439783.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
26061"
FAULTLESS rubber co.*—Continued.
Pages 5 to 20 are your introduction to
bigger business this fall. cover-title,
24 p. illus. (part col.) fol. © Sept.
Pig 2-c. Oct. 25,-1916.; aff..Oct.
24, 1916; A 447022.
FEIBELMAN (Rene) [26039-26043
Gerard will return to his Berlin post.
nov, 2051916; 1 ¢ Nov. 13, 1916;
A 443959.
New envoy is able diplomat. © Nov.
iepetowoe tye. Nov. 15; 19163 A
449005.
Says U raids cannot go on. © Oct.
iol | ce. Oct. 23, 1916; A
443420.
Teuton press scans election of Wilson.
@mNov Lo, 1916; 1 .¢«: Nov. 16, 1910;
A 449018,
ees. planes last 2 hours. © Oct. 31,
Page + © Noy. 5, 1916; A 443670.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
[FERctson (M. H.)]
baskets you can make _ yourself.
[7] p. 8vo. [26044
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 23, 1916: A 444022;
Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
Some Christmas
FEerRGuson (Oscar H.)* San Francisco.
Fire insurance in California. [8]
p. 16mo. $0.10. [26045
@) (Oct. 19;-.1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 27, 1916; A 444641.
FirtH avenue & sixty-third st. co.,
ine.*, New York. 820 Fifth avenue.
13 p. plans. S8vo. [26046
©, Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444190.
FILLMORE music house. Fillmore’s
Christmas recitations and dialogues
for children and young folks. No.
no ea.) Svo;.. $0.15. [26047
ie oc. 22 19tG- 2 ce: and aff.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444416; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
FisHeR (Harry C.)* New York. Mutt
and Jeff in the trenches. Book 5.
By Bud Fisher [pseud.] Boston,
The Ball publishing company, 1916.
[82] p. illus. nar. 42mo. $0.60.
[26048
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1016: A 446031.
FitzHucH (Mary Darby)* Covington,
Ky. My little corner Nov. 5, 1916.
(In Cincinnati Enquirer) [26049
CraNova 5, 19962: tf sc. Nov. 17,
1916; A 449076.
i
WrercHerR (Alfred Charles Benson) *
Berkeley, Cal. From job to job
around the world. 9. (In Wide
world magazine, Nov., 1916) [26050
Oet p20 191Gb CLINON. ahs:
1916; A 449061.
(Robert Lowe) *
FLETCHER Wheeling,
W. Va. : Rapture; lecture. 60 p.,
21. 382mo. (Cover-title: Eminent
and imminent) [26051
© Oct:18,-1916; 2.¢. and aff.-Oct.
16, 1916; A 444442.
F'noryN (Adéle)* Brookline, Mass.
Illustrated history of the Union
yack. [Boston, Allied educational
society, 1916] Sheet, col. illus.,
sides. 9% by 42
inches fold. to 48mo. $0.10. [26052
© Océ 8%, 201652 e. and ait). Oct.
26, 1916; A 444630.
Hou) (Gor Es)
of scriptures.
printed on both
Teague, io Sermon
Zeon. ay Saar AO:
[26053
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444408.
Fonp pt Lac business men’s assn.
United service for the city and
county of Fond du Lac through the
Fond du Lac business men’s asso-
ciation. [4] p. diagr. 4to. [26054
© = Sept: 2% 1916 +2 rex anda.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444166; H. Van R.
Chase for the City development
bureau, Chicago.
lOOTNER (Hulbert)* New York.
Thieves’ wit. chap. 22 cont’d—28.
(In Munsey, Nov., 1916.) [26055
Or Oct 18, 19TG: "16 ets 10:
1916; A 443314.
ForBEs (Bertie Charles)* New York.
Men who are making America. (Jn
Leslies’ weekly ) [26056-26060
Daniel Guggenheim. @©**Nov. 16, 1916;
1 c. Nov. 18, 1916; A 449110.
peel Simmons), WO Nova 2, T9lesarre
Nov. 4, 1916; A 443708.
[J. Ogden Armour.] © Oct. 26, 1916;
1-e. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443602.
James B. Duke. © Nov. 9, 1916; 1 ec.
Nov. 13, 1916; A 443949.
Paul M. Warburg’s career. © Oct. 19,
1916; tee. Octs 21: 1916 ;7A 443381.
ForpyceE (Charles) Scale for meas-
uring the achievements in reading.
Chicago, Lincoln, The University
publishing co., 1916. 20 p. 12mo.
[26061
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 445461; University pub.
eo., Lineoln, Neb.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26062
pt. fy WAS vee
ForMAN-BASSETY co.*, Cleveland. Re-
vised system. [Each.] Card, 54 by
S inches. [26062-26072
‘1 ec class, going down.
2 ¢c. and aff. Oct, 19, 1916+. A 439902.
Le classy, coine, ups © Oct.» 10, st9i6:
2 ce. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 489908.
2 ¢ class, going down. @© Oct. 10, 1916;
2 e. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439900.
2 CRASS) Ole Upp © Och 0;, £916:
2 ec. and ‘aff. ‘Oct. 19, 1916; A 439901.
5 e class, going down. © Oct. 10, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439898.
5 ¢ class; going up. © Oct. 10, 1916;
2 c. and aff. ‘Oct. 19, 1916; A 439899.
5 ¢c class. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Gee 19, 1916; A 439897.
50: c class. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 439896.
S00 classs -©@) Oct. 10,1916 = 2 ce. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439895.
$2:00 class. © Oct. 10, 19165 2. ¢. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916: A 439894.
$5.00 class. © Oct. 10, 19165 2 c.
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439893.
Fort WortH, Tex. Fort Worth city di-
rectory, 1916. [19th ed.] Houston,
Texas, Morrison & Fourmy directory
cos 1916... 207, . [193-833 spe Abo.
$7.00. [260738
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 445374; Morrison &
FYourmy directory co., Houston, Tex.
and
Foster (Herbert Darling)* Hanover,
N. H. Syllabus of European history
378—1914. pt. 1.—378—1600 by H. D.
Foster and S. B. Fay. 5th ed.; rev.
by H. D. Foster, F. M. Anderson
[and others] Hanover, N. H., De-
partment of history, Dartmouth col-
lege, 1916. 41 p. 12mo. $0.35.
[26074
©) Sept: 20s) 1916. 2).6.) Sepia 25:
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 444275
FovaARcuE (Walter G.) Swing. (In
Golfers magazine, Nov., 1916)
[26075
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 448862; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
Fowrer (Charles §S.)* Minneapolis
Fowler system made-to-measure cor-
sets. Card board, illus., diagrs.,
printed on both sides, 44% by 204
inches. [26076
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444529.
Fox’s piano trade directory of the
United States for 1916-17. Ralph E.
Fox, compiler. Chicago, Music trade
indicator, 1916. 360 > p: 12mo.
$2.00. [26077
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2c. Sept. 7, 1916;
aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 437593 ; "Ralph
EK. Fox, Chicago.
© Oct. 10, 1916;
FRANKAU (Gilbert) *
England. How Rifleman Brown
came to Valhalla. New York, Fed-
eral printing company, 1916. 8 p.
120. PSO [26078
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2c and am Oc,
9, 1916; A 444290.
London E. C.,
FRATCHER (Wm. je Detroit.
Fratcher’s instantaneous 8 hour
wage calculator. 2 1. fol. and key
card. 12 by 16 inches. [Text par-
allel to binding.] [26079
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 Gi andere
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444673.
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* WLake-
wood, O. Adventures of Brave
Heart and Laughing Eyes. Oct. 8—
De GG: [38 instalmentsj . (Jn
Cleveland plain dealer)
[26080-26082
8-22, 1916; 1 c. each Oct.
A 443446-4438448.
© Oct.
Zoe TONG:
FRENCH (George)* New York. Jones;
how he became a salesman and ad-
vertiser. 1. (Jn Advertising news,
Sept. 15,- 1916) [26083
© Sept. 16, 1916; 1 ¢ Noy. 8,
1916; A 4438868.
(Walter A.)* Kansas City,
French method of teaching cor-
net. Lesson no. 1-10. Kansas
City, Mo. The American publishing
co. [1916] cover-title, 38 1. Ato.
[26084
© Aug: 10, 1916; 2 © Simmer
1916; aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 447010.
FRENCH
Mo.
FRIEDMAN (M.) & eo.*, San Francisco.
Biggest furniture house on the Pa-
cific coast. cover-titie, 140 p. illus.
(part col.) 4to. [26085
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Oct. 17, 1916; A 489853.
FRISBIE (W. A.) Little gopher state
fair souvenir book; verse by W. A.
Frisbie. Minneapolis, Bart, 1916.
[20] p. illus. (part.col.) ob aaae
$0.25. [26086 .
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444439; Chas. L.
Bartholomew, Minneapolis.
FUEL engineering co. of New York*,
New York. Coal service report for
the month of Sept., 1916. 7 numb.
loose |. 4to. [26087
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444425,
1172
no. 11, 1916
Trip through the Bible world from
Adam in Eden to Paul in Rome.
Sheet, map, printed on both sides.
102 by 132 inches. $0.10. [26088
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444175.
GABRIEL (Samuel) sons & co.*, New
York. [26089, 26090
a Magic drawing book of favorite fairy
: tales. [No. 829] 26 1. illus. obl.
24mo. in box with crayons, 53 by 73
| inches. $0.25. © May 1, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. July 5, 1916; A 439781.
Magic drawing book of trains and ships.
[No. Soo) 42 1: illus., obl: | jA2mo.,
in box, 72 by 103 inches. $0.50. ©
May f. 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. July 5,
1916; A 439782.
GAnDy (Lewis C.) Caslon type and
its appropriate use. Boston, The
Pinkham press, 1916. 25 p. incl.
front. (port) Svo. [26091
meets. 1916: 2 ec. and ail.
Aug. 31, 1916; A 4388203; Pinkham
press, Boston.
GARDNER (Henry A.) How to finish
and paint. Arkansas soft pine.
2) p.-ilus. 16mo. [26092
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 439778; Arkansas
soft pine bureau, Little Rock, Ark.
GARVEY - ANDERSON ¢o.*. Cincinnati.
Most wonderful book in the world.
FUTTERER (Antonia F.)* Chicago. | GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*—Continued.
BOOKS, GROUP II
26113
‘
no. 46103 A. Type M demand me-
ters. Sept., 1916. 6 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1916; 2 «. ‘and ‘aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444613.
no. 46104 A. Type G demand me-
ter; . Sept., 1926: "75; [il op” itus.;
diagrs. 4to. © Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444612.
no. 48320. Speed-regulating rheo-
stats and panels for direct current mo-
tors. Sept., 1916. ilps: illus.,
diagrs. 4to. @©@ Sept. 6, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444615.
no. 49300. Armored cables. Oct.,
i996. 105p.-""illus. | 4to. © Oct. 8,
1916 52 ¢.,and aff. Oet: 25, 1916: A
444616.
Handbook S 500. Index for isolated and
small plant alternating current panels.
Sept. @ 1916." 1 1 4to. © Sept. 14,
1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A
444607.
S 600. Index for central station
alternating current panels. Sept. 7,
ASIG. > toi, Ato N@V Sept 145 G0916G =
2 e. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444610.
47100. Safety first, truck type,
alternating current switchboard panel
units. Aug. NO? TSI#GS +6 “py Satins
diagrs. Ato. © Sept. 14, 1916: 2 ¢.
and aff. Oct..25, T91LH:s :A. "444608.
47190. Alternating current switch-
board panels, 90 inches high. Aug. 10,
1ST6s S58) p: -dllus:. diagrss) te: “©
Sept, 14,-1916 ; 2c. and aif. (G@ct +25:
1916; A 444609.
How to succeed as a mazda lamp mer-
chant: “fp: i 5-165, p.. Wins. traples-
disers.) Smo: © Oct. 13, 19167 3. e
Nav. -4, 1916; aff. Nov. 10, 1916% A.
446315.
cover-title, [12] p. 16mo. [26093 | GENERAL FIREPROOFING ¢o.*, Youngs-
© July 20, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444687. |
ley-on-Thames, England. Man she
chose. (Jn Lloyd’s weekly news)
[26094, 26095 |
Sept. 17, 24, 1916. [2 instalments] ©
mpe-esen Oct 17, 1916; A ad int.
2783; pubd. Sept. 17, 24, 1916.
Wem toe 1916. (©) 1,.c. Oct..30, 1916;
A ad int. 2799; pubd. Oct. 1, 8, 1916.
GARVICE (Charles)* Hambledon, Hen- |
GENERAL ELECTRIC ¢€0.*, Schenectady,
IY: [26096-26108
town, O. Waterproofing handbook.
3d ed. 88 p. [26109
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444164.
' GENERAL ROOFING mfg. co.*, East St.
Louis. [26110, 26111
Arbitration is the twentieth century
means of settling disputes. @©@ Oct.
£6 tOtG et. “en” OC. 9. 191 G = A.
443312.
Strong plurality for the general. © Nov.
6, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449069.
[Note: The foregoing are in St. Louis
daily globe democrat]
Bulletin no. 41507 A. Single-phase re- | George (Herbert M.)* Minneapolis.
pulsion induction constant speed mo-
tors, type RI form C, 3% to 20 R.. p.
Sept.. 1916. 8 p. illus.. diagrs. 4to.
© Sept. 11, Ne 2c. and aff. Oct. 25,
1916; A 444614
no, 44004 a Railway line mate-
rial for direct suspension. Aug., 1916.
91 p. illus. 4to. © Aug. 29, 1916;
Christmas greeting. Your Christ-
mas tree is the tree of life. Card,
col. illus. 34 by 54 inches. [26112
© Dee. 1, 1915; 2 c and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444788.
2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444620. | GersTeENBERG (Charles W.)* New
no. 44419. Railway motor gears
and pinions. Sept., 1916. 23, [1] p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444619.
no. 45104. Type H subway trans-
formers. Sept.,° 1916." 2p. » illus.
i 4to. © Sept. 6, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444611.
York. Problems in private finance.
New York city, N. Y., Prentice-Hall,
ine. 88 p. (partly print. on one side
only) S8vo. $1.00. [26113
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 444288.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26114
GETCHELL (Everett Lamont)* Boston.
Civil service manual. Boston, Mass.,
The Boston Young men’s christian
mnion,~ )TOtGt / ob pees dG, De ovo.
(cover-title: Twenty lessons in civil
service) $0.60. [26114
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 444692.
GILES (William R.)
by Japan.
Fear annexation
(In Chicago daily news)
[26115
© Oct. 19, 1916: <1 ce: Oct. 23;
1916; A 448427; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
GILLMORE (Jane)
chap. 2.
farm)
Dearlove Loring.
(In Louisville Home and
[26116
©, Novw.,,.15; 1916; £-c..Neve 16,
1916; A 449040; Home and farm
pub. co., ine., Louisville, Ky.
GILLMORE (Nellie Cravey) Flotsam
and jetsam. (In Chicago herald
Sunday fiction magazine) [26117
(©). OG t, 1916; bh Gy. Bek. 24 F016
A 442981; J. Keeley, Chicago.
GLOBE engraving & electrotype co.
Logarithmic scale of proportions.
Circular card, 54 inches in diameter,
with revolving dise 44 inches in di-
ameter. [26118
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 4389982; George Hiram
Benedict, Chicago.
GOERZ (C. P.) American optical co.*,
New York. Goerz [lenses] cover-
title; [12] 2p. iis. Sve. [26119
© Oct. 16; 19163°2c. and ak. Get.
19, 1916; A 489922.
GoLtp (Anna) How I became the fast-
est stenographer in America. (Jn
Chicago herald) [26120
©) ‘Oet. toe 1SiG= Be Oc, ois.
1916; A 4438298; J. Keeley, Chicago.
GOLDBERG (Isaac)
in Brazil.
Assis and tr.
Amazon of fiction
[sketch of Machado de
of his Attendant’s con-
fession] (Jn Boston evening tran-
seript. ) [26121
© Nov. 4, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 443711; Boston tr anscript-co., Bos-
ton.
GoopricH (B. F.) eco.*, Akron, O.
Goodrich route book of Florida. 56
Dp. Maps. 8vo. [26122
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 439987.
GOVE
pt. I, Wo Ss2 Weis
Gorpon (Grant) & Detwiler (Justice
B.)* Chicago. Gordon-Detwiler ad-
vanced course of Spanish. Book 2.
San Francisco, Cal., Gordon & Det-
wiler, 1916. 129 p)* 16mo7 Sai:
[Text parallel to binding.] [26123
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446251.
GorRDON (J. P.) co.*, Columbus, O.
[26124, 26125
Gordon convertible winter and summer
top [etc.] cover-title, 32 pb.
mounted samples. 12mo.
Sept. *.
catalog, no. 86) ©
; 2c. and aff. Oct. 4) s9s6-
Gordon radiator and engine robes. Sheet,
printed on both sides, illus., 24 by 183
inches. © Oct. 2, 1916; .2'e@. Oct. ES
1916: at) Och. ts: 1916: “A 444464,
GovuLtp (Albetrine James) Ladies’
world filet crochet book no. 2. cover-
title, 16, [2] p. illus. 4to. $0.10.
[26126
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444470; McClure pub-
lications, ine., New York.
GouLps mfg. co.*, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Rotary pumps 2d ed. 16 p. illus.,
tables, diagrs. 4to. (Bulletin 113,
form 9248 superseding 8436) [26127
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18 1916; A 444467.
Ele-
20 p.
[26128
Worcester.
[New ed. ]
(Clara May )*
ments of sewing.
Svo. $0.10.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 @ ieee
1916; aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 444476.
[| Copy right is claimed on new mat-
ter. ]
GRAHAM (Charles E.) & co.*, New
York. [26129-26135 -
Big animal paint book. [no. 0725.]
[60] p. illus. (part col.) S8vo. $0.35.
© June 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 6,
1916; A 444249 ’
Book of our baby. [12] ps coljeitas:
12mo0. $0.15.° © Mar, 28; 1986 4re
and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444243 .
Little learners tracing book set. 8 lL.
illus. S8vo. with crayons in box, [no.]
07352. 10% by 14% inches. $0. 35.
May 16, 1916: 2 € andhat. eae 6,
1916; A 444244.
Our baby’s journal. [24] p. col. illus.
8vo. $0.50. @ Mar. 28, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444246.
Pastime painting & drawing book. no.
0692. cover-title, [32] p. “illus. (part
col.) obl. S8vo. $0.10. @ May 31,
1916: 2 c. and af. Oct. 6; 1987s
444248.
parean painting & drawing book.
692.] cover-title. {32 ps
res col.) obl. Svo. $0.10.
31L,. 1916: 2c: amd BE Oe “G; 1916;
A 444247,
1174
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
GRAHAM (Charles E.) & co.*—Contd.
Tracing and drawing. cover-title, 6 1.
illus. 16mo. (Cutout tracing book
series [no.] 0208) $0.05. © Feb. 18,
1916252 c) and aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A
444245,
GRAHAM (William J.)* New York.
Business insurance and how to sell
it. [4] p. 8vo. [26136
© May 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 4443815.
GRANITE exchange co.*, Boston. Gran-
ite exchange company confidential
book and key. [1916-1917. 21st an-
nual ed.] 3872 p. S8vo. $15.00.
[26137
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 445357.
GRAVES (Otho McCarroll) * Easton, Pa.
Freehand lettering. 23 p. 8vo.
$0.50. [26138
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444169.
Gray (Carl William) * Hollywood, Cal.
Progressive questions arranged to
aid the student in organizing his
knowledge of chemistry, by C. W.
Gray, C. W. Sandifur, C. D. Poore.
61 p. 8vo. $0.30. [26139
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444207.
GREEN (Frederick H.)* Muscatine, Ia.
Cinderella Jane. Sheet, 9 by 6
inches. [26140
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444516.
GrEeGoRY (Carl Louis) Motion picture
photography. (Jn Moving picture
world) [26141-26145
Aug. 5, 1916. © eo 26, 1916; 1 c. Aug.
28, 1916; A 443441,
ree 21, 1916. © oe 10, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
, 1916; A 44334
ane 98, 1916. © mae Lis 19LG)s. Le.
Oct. 20, 1916; A 443339.
Nov. 4, 1916. yee: 24, 19163; 1c. Oct.
27, 1916; A 443567.
Nove M1916. ©. Oct...31, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. Bs 1916; A 443667.
© Chalmers pub. co., New York.
GrRecory (Thomas B.) [26146-26151
Bob and John. © Oct. os LOG 1. c;
Noy. 1, 1916; A 4438644.
Co-operation ne competition. 4 numb. 1.
Ato. 6; 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447364.
Double standard. © Nov.-12, 1916; 1c.
Nov. 18, 1916; A 449105.
King of terrors. 6) Oct. 29, 1916; 1c.
Nov. 10, 1916; A 443859.
Sense and psychics. © Oct. 8, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 20, 1916; A 443354
71114—16——3
26167
GREGORY (Thomas B.)—Continued. -
War and civilization. © Oct. 15, 1916;
1c. Oct. 25, 1916; A 4438493.
[Note: The foregoing are in Pittsburgh
gazette times unless otherwise described. ]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
GRENELL (William Frances)* Robbins-
dale, Minn. Rapid calculation sim-
plified. 109, [2] p. tables. 16mo.
$1.00. [26152
© Mar. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444215.
GRIFFIN (William L. J.)* Philadel- —
phia. Joining a building and loan
association. [8] p. S8vo. $0.05.
[26153
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444568.
GRIFFITHS (John)* Ansonia, Conn.
Valuable tables. Tables A-D. (In
Moving picture world, Nov. 4, 1916)
[26154
© Oct. 24, 19163. 17.c. Oct. 27,
1916; A 443566.
GRIMSHAW (Beatrice) % Hughes Mas-
sie & co.*, London. Nobody’s
Island. Oct., 1916. (In Novel
magazine) [26155
©. Fee} Oct. 23, 1916; A vackrint,
2808; pubd. Sept. 22, 1916.
GrotH (Auta Nea)* Hillsboro, O.
Please pay right away. Sheet, 102
by 83 inches. [26156
© Nov. 6, 1916 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444799.
GROVER (Hulalie Osgood)* Oberlin, O.
Overall boys in Switzerland, 2d
reader, by E. O. Grover, illus. by
Bertha Corbett Melcher. Chicago,
New York, [etc.] Rand McNally &
company, [1916.] 160 p. col. illus.,
map. 12mo. $0.50. [26157
©. Novesdd, 1916%..2 ¢c..Nov. 17,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445694.
Gruber (Arthur H.)* Hvanston, Ill.
Help manufacture master tires.
Sheet, illus., port., diagr., 22 by 174
inches. [26158
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444428.
GUARANTY securitise corporation*,
New York. [26159-26167
Guaranty terms on trucks and delivery
cars. Form TT. Sheet, 14 by 84%
inches. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Oct. 21, 1916; A 439967.
Form T 7%. Sheet, 14 by 834 inches,
-© Oct. 14, 1916; 2’ ¢. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 4389968.
1175 »
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26168
GUARANTY securities corporation*—
Continued.
Guaranty truck pian to the _ dealer.
Forms S F T 1, one forms. fol.
© Oct. 14, Water e. each and aff.
Oct.) is 1916; A 439969. 439970.
—— Tipe Det 25> 2 VeaOrnis se tol:
Oct. 14, 1916; 2 e. each and aff,
Oct. 21, 1916; A 439965, 439966.
Louisiana guaranty plan forms. cover-
title, 15 1. forms. fol. [Text par-
allel to binding] @© Oct. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct, 21, 1916; A "439963.
Missouri guaranty truck plan. Form
re 1. forms. fol. © Oct. 14,
19162 2c; and Saft. Oct. 215" 1916:
A 439964.
Pennsylvania guaranty plan.
Norm TS4. (501.2 forms \ofol. .<@uvoct:
14 A916: 2 ¢c..and ail. Oct,21, 1916 ;
A 439971.
Haas (Sidney S.)* Norwalk, O. I am
the human spine. (Jn Norwalk re-
flector-herald ) [26168
©. “OG 21, 19163". &* Nove “Ss,
1916; A 448676.
Haas (William John)* S
Genesis and science.
16mo. $0.25
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ¢.
21, 1916; A 445274.
HABIRSHAW electric
New York. Reputation. cover-title,
ip. k. 12. sep. gus. come. “Laon
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1916;
aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 489801.
Haicut (Harry W.)* Princeton, N. J.
Case system of hygiene.
[26171-26174
truck
San Francisco.
22 ep AES:
[26169
and aff. Oct.
Gable: CO... ane:*;
Book 4. The Harvey book. Princeton,
N. J., The Case-system company,
[1916] x, 338 p. illus., port., diagrs.
12mo. $1,000 «@- Oct. 21st LOG sxc.
and aff. Oct. 26, 1916; A 445569.
Book 7. The Florence Nightingale book.
Princeton, N. J., The Case-system com-
PAny,nlL9lG| x. ZOO) ps spore wWlUs:.
diagrs. 12mo. S100 LUO? Oct 21;
L9IGE Zretwand alt. Oct: 26 —1oiGe A
445570.
Case book 1. Princeton, N. J., The Case-
System company, [1916] 114 p.
illus., plates, diagrs. 12mo. $1.00.
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 26
1916; A 445568.
Teaching book 1.
Princeton, N. J.,
The Froebel book.
The Case-system com-
pany [1916] xiii, 2-160 p. port.,
illus., plates, diagrs. 12mo. $1.00.
© Oct. 21, 1916; 3 e. and aff. Oct. 26,
1916; A 446110.
ee hae aes (Isaac Massie) Halde-
man’s international Sunday school
lesson quarterly. 4th quarter, 1916.
[v. 3, no. 4, Oct. 1, 1916] New York
City, N. Y., C. C. Cook [1916] 1 p.
l., p. 467-668 12mo. $0.25 [26175
© Sept. 21. 1916; 2 c¢ and aff.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 4389521; Charles C.
Cook, New York.
pt. 7, Bh Sia 13
HAteE (Virginia) Ring of Essa. chap.
1i-end. (Jm Illustrated companion,
Nov., 1916) [26176
© Oct. 23, 1916; 1 ©. Oct. 25, 1916;
A 443516; F. B. Warner co., ine.,
New York.
Hatt (Alice Shellabarger)* Decatur,
Ill. Self government; the science of
character building as related to good
citizenship. Vv. 3. S55 °numbe og,
4to. $1.50. [26177
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 444298.
HALLECK (Reuben Post)* Louisville,
Teachers’ annual inventory of per-
sonal growth. [4] p. 4to. $0.06.
[26178
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 447329.
HALLWortTH (Joseph Bryant)* Mal-
den, Mass. Kar-mi and his mys-
teries of India. [4] p. illus. 4to.
[26179
© Sept. 20, ba 2v CoS CBE Be,
1916; aff. Oct. , 1916: A 444394.
[Ham (Arthur ee Work of the
remedial loan societies, 1915-1916.
Sheet, 17 by 27 inches, folded to 8vo.
[26180
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 438942; National federa-
tion of the remedial loan assns., New
York.
HamBoure (Mark)* London. How to
make the piano sing. (in Strand
magazine, Oct., 1916) [26181
© 1.¢., Oct. 21, 19165 A vada
2788 ; pubd. Sept. 25, 1916.
HAMEL (Juanita) Girls of the second
floor back. (Jn Chicago herald)
[26182-26184
No. 12. © Oct. 22, 19163, 1 GxO@Giaaa:
1916; A 443460.
No. 13. ©, Oct. 29, 19163 1c. @creeus
1916; A 443762.
No, -14.. @» Novys. 5, 191GS) tae Noy. 6,
1916; A 443906.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Hancock (H. Irving) [26185-26187
In the battle for New York; or, Uncle
Sam’s boys in the desperate struggle
for the metropolis. Philadelphia, H.
Altemus company, [1916]. 256 p.
front., plates. 12mo. $0.50. © Oct.
20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 21, 1916;
A 445272,
Making the last stand for Old Glory ; or,
Uncle Sam’s boys in the last frantic
drive. Philadelphia, H. Altemus com-
pany, .[1916]; 256 p. ‘incl? trons,
illus. 12mo. $0.50. @©@ Nov. 11, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 13, 1916; A 446374.
1176
BOOKS, GROUP II
26243
HartTrorpD, Conn. Geer’s Hartford city
directory. Sept., 1916, to Sept.,
1917, no. 79. Hartford, Conn., The
Hartford printing 1916.
no. 11, 1916
Hancock (H. Irving )—Continued.
Uncle Sam’s boys on their mettle; or,
A chance to win officers’ commissions.
Philadelphia, H. Altemus company,
1916] 256 p. front., plates. 12mo. company,
$0.50.. @ Oct 20, 1916; 2c and af, | 784, 801-1629 [i. e. 1630] p. ports,
Oct. 21, 1916; A 445273. illus., fold. maps. (part col.) Svo.
© Howard E. Altemus, Philadel- $6.00. [26200
phia. © Sept. 6, 1916; 2 « and aff. Oct.
31, 1916: A 445415; Hartford print-
HANNIBAL natl bank. American ing co., Hartford.
bankers bond. Series M10. $1000.00.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 15 by
92 inches. fold. to 8vo. [26188
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444646: Kenneth D.
Steere, Chicago.
HAstTINGs (James) Selected contribu-
tions for Dictionary of the Apostolic
church. Ed. by James Hastings,
with the assistance of John A. Selbie
and John C. Lambert. v. 1. Aaron-
Lystra. [Prospectus] New York,
C. Scribner’s sons; Edinburgh, T. &
T. Clark, 1916. Various paging.
4to. [26201
© Jan. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
25, 1916; A 418596: Charles Scrib-
ner’s sons, New York.
Haring (Elton E.)* Los Angeles.
Handbook for hospital visitors and
social workers. 64 p. port. 24mo.
$0.10. [26189
© July 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444149. [Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay, by Luke McLuke [pseud.]
HarMON (Christopher )* White Plains, (In Cincinnati enquirer)
Bea, XY; Register’s docket [and] [26202-26241
County clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern A RL Oi SRN OM a RR
7 Oct. 7-11, 1916. wtih. tog
State journal) [26190-26194 ee Oct. 1s real erecen 2
Oct. 12-18, 1916. © Oct. 21, 1916; 1 c. 443337.
Oct. 21, 1916; A 443399.
Oct. 12-16, 1916.
© Oct. 12-16, 1916;
Oct. 19-26, 1916. @© Oct. 28, 1916; 1 «¢. 1 c. each Oct. 20, 1916; A 443356—
Oct. 30, 1916; A 443592. 443360.
Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, 1916. © Nov. 4, Oct. 17-21. 1916. @© Oct. 17-21, 1916;
1916; 1 c. Nov. 4, 1916; A 443720. poy hoa. Oct. 23, 1916; A 443430—
Noy. 2-8, 1916. Nev. 14, T5162" 1 e. ager
Noy. 11, 1916; c 443930. ; Oct. 22—26, 1916. © Oct. 22-26, 1916:
1 ¢ each Oct. 28, 1916; A 443561—
Nov. 9—15, 1916. © Nov. 18, 1916; 1 «c. 443565
Noy. 18, 1916; A 449088.
Oct. 27-31, 1916. © Oct. 27-31, 1916:
2Bt 1 c. each Nov. 2; 1916; A 443662—
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H. 443666.
15, 1916 = ft |:
443795—443799.
Noy. 6-10, 1916:
916; A 443951—
Harris advertising and art service.
[26195, 26196
[Oct. 18, 1916] Proof. illus. in cover.
12mo. @ Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
a4
9 . /
Mts corer title. 121 ius NN Ae eae 32 Neha eines
12mo. © Oct. 21, 1916: 2 c. and aff. 449066. eva ie
* Oct. 24, 1916; A 439994. ee eet cree
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
Noy. 1—5, 1916. © Nov.
each Nov. 8, 1916; A
Nov. 6—10, 1916. ©
1 c. each Nov. 13,
443955.
Hart (Helen) [26197-26199 | Hararan, v. 15, no. 3, series 1916. ad-
Saha 8 omrigie 1 92 beet vance sheets. Newspaper cuts styles
col. front., col. plates. 8vo. i for autumn, 1916. 10 p. folder, illus.
© Sept. 5, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 10, 1916; 16mo. [26242
eee ee) 4 AAC20- © Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c Aug. 10,
Cunning Cupid, by Helen Hart, illus. by
Harry Rountree. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co., [1916.] 96
p. incl. col. front., col. plates. Smo.
$0.60. © Sept. 5, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916: A 446290.
Little Silver-Tail, by Helen Hart, illus.,
1916; aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 439862;
Crofut & Knapp co., New York.
Hatck (Louise 8S.) ed. New tatting
of to-day. New York, The McClure
by Harry Rountree. Racine, Chicago. publications, inc., 1916. 14 p. illus.
Whitman publishing co., [1916.] 96 p. 4to. $0.10. [26243
incl. col. front., col. plates. S8vo.
$0.60. © Sept. 5, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 10. © Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
1916 ; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446281.
© Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
em rer
18, 1916: A 444469: McClure publi-
cations, inc., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. wes. is
26244
HaAyYpEN, Stone’ & co.*, New York.
Copper _ statistics. Sept., 1916.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 14 by
272 inches, fold. to Svo. [26244
© Sept.. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 489562.
Hayes (Arthur James) [26245-26248
Girl in the crescent moon. © Oct. 1,
LOLA “C.- Oct. 27 1916s 442979.
Siraneest easen> [pt.. 119 ©: Ock 729;
1916; 1 e. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443760.
25° @ Woy. ), 1916: te: ONGVe
6, 1916; A 443905.
Voice of the primitive. © Oct. 15, 1916;
1 c. Oct. 16, 1916; A 448298.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald Sunday fiction magazine]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Haywarp (H.) Geography of Dela-
ware...) De, Xk=—xxiy: . illus: — -4to.
(With this: Geography of Mary-
land.—Geography of the District of
Columbia )
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446426; American book
co., New York.
HAZELTINE (Nellie)* Everett, Wash.
Poems. [14] p. front. (port.) S8vo.
$0.25. [26250
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ce Oct. 4, 1916;
aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 489842.
HeEcHT (Joseph Bernard)* St. Paul.
How to locate your’ telephone
troubles. Minneapolis, Minn., E. C.
Kast, 1916." 6f. po WMus., divers.
Svo. $0.75. [26251
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1916; aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 489784.
HELLER (Theodore B.)* Philadelphia.
Proper ending. Sheet, 10 by 64
inches. [26252
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444393.
HENDRICKS (Bernard Clifford)* Peru,
Neb. Manual of everyday physics.
Peru, Neb., S. W. Hacker, 1916.
3 p. 1,39 numb. 1, 4to.9 "$0.35:
[26253
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Sept. 15, 1916; A 439785.
Henry (Thos. A.)* Iola, Kan. Candy
making in the home and how it is
done. (Jn St. Louis post-dispatch.)
[26254
© Nov. 5, 1916; 1 e Nov. 6, 1916;
A 443729.
[26249 .
HETSCHEL (Richard)* Redding, Cal.
Old California pioneer amidst the
ruins of Keswick and its smelter;
or, The inferno as seen by him in
the early. part’ of 419.) fi)
12mo. $0.25. [26255
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444214.
Hiatt (Luther E.)* Columbus, O.
Aeme drafting system. Directions.
Cardboard pattern, diagrs. 53 by 22
inches. $5.00. [26256
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489974.
Hicks (Emery F.)* White Hall, Ill.
Guide. 2p. 1. [7]-14 p. 24mo.
[26257
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444185.
Hickson. Winter tailleur. (Jn Har-
per’s bazar. Nov., 1916.) [26258
© Oct. 29, 1916352) © n@e wes.
1916; A 443789 - Hickson & co., New
York.
HIGHLEY (James E.)* Philadelphia.
Combination to play Canfield soli-
taire. 2 sheets, 11 by 84 inches.
$0.20. [26259
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 444631.
Hitt (Carl H.)* Dallas, S. D. [Ana-
tomical chart] ‘This chart is for the
layman to study and not a student
of chiropractic. Sheet, col. illus.
39 by 174 inches. [26260
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444677.
Hitt (Mary Bierce) Mining precious
treasures from the word of God.
Chicago, The Bible institute colport-
age association, 1916. 32 p. 8vo.
$0.15. [26261
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 445613; Bible
institute colportage assn., Chicago.
Hittes & Jones co.*, Wilmington, Del.
Machine tools for working plates
bars & structural shapes. 2 p. 1., 6-
221 p. illus., diagrs. fol. -(Cata-
logue no. 8) [26262
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4,1916; A 444197.
Hinp (C. Lewis) Art of landscape,
Titian to Turner, two friends of
genius. (In Christian science moni-
tor.) [26263
© Nov. 3, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
A 443709; Christian science monitor,
Boston.
1178
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
26299
HINDERER pianoforte school.
[ 26264, 26265
[Bulletin] season 1916-1917. 24 =p.
ort: 16mo. © Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct.
, 1916; aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439987.
Report and lesson card. Card, printed
“on both sides. 6 by 5 inches. © Oct.
o, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916; aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 4399388.
© John G. Hinderer, St. Paul.
HirscHt (Samuel Dillon) Evidence,
with outline of study, lesson talks,
and daily recitations. Chicago, La
Salle extension university [1916].
59 p. 8vo. (American law and pro-
eedure, lecture 44) [26266
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444471; La
Salle extension university, Chicago.
HirscHteR (Ben A.)* Cincinnati.
Photographic primer. [8] p._ illus.
16mo. [26267
© July 7, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff. July
11, 1916; 1 e. Oct. 21,1916; A 447009.
Hopees (G. Charles) There is coming
a day when the Japs will challenge
our racial hostility. Proof. [26268
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447007; Newspaper en-
terprise assn:, Cleveland.
Hopexins (Charles Richmond)* Ha-
verhill, Mass. Step in steam. 40 p.
16mo. $1.00. [26269
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 444521.
HorrMan (M. H.)* New York. Why
[bluebird]? cover-title, iv, 82 p.
12mo. [26270
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444168.
Ho1nipAy message makers*, Washing-
ton. Holiday message book of quaint
Christmas cards and folders. Sea-
son of 1916-1917; rhymes by C. E.
-Johnston. 8p. illus. 8vo. [26271
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 439997.
Home telephone & teleg. co. of Pagsa-
dena*, Pasadena. Pasadena, South
Pasadena, Lamanda Park, [etc.] tele-
phone directory. Oct., 1916. viii,
104 p. 4to. [26272
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444806.
Hoosier inter-state mutual insurance
eco. of Kokomo, Indiana. Automobile
insurance under the mutual plan.
eover-title, 19 p. nar. 8vo. [26278
© July 7, 1916; 2c. Sept. 5, 1916;
aff. Sept. 14, 1916; A 489280; Arthur
H. Goyer, Kokomo, Ind.
| [Hore (Chester R.) ]
4
[26274-26299
Admiral’s daughter’s house party and
what came of it. © Nov. 12, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449023.
Bearing the holy carpet on the trail
Mohammet blazed. © Nov. 5, 1916;
1c. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443818.
Her fairy prince a real one and rich.
© Oct. 29, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 3, 1916;
A 443735.
oesaugon on Treasure Island. © Oct.
, 1916; 1c. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443520.
How his country’s call led to undoing of
France’s most notorious embezzler @
Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 9, 1916; A
443819,
Improving police eficieney by the ‘* Ford
idea.” © Nov. , 1916; 1 c. Nov. 16,
1916; A 449096.
Jinx women put on a battleship. © Oct.
22, 1916; 1 e¢. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443518,
Lord Lytton goes to work. @© Oct. 22,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443519.
New Queen of Sheba rules! @© Nov. 5,
1916; 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443820.
Newest scientific discoveries and remark-
able facts. Oct. 15, 1916. © Oct. 15,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 19, 1916; A 443369.
—— Oct. 22,1916. @© Oct. 22,1916; 1¢.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 443517.
. ; ~ ©. Oct. 29)" 1916s
ce. Nov. 3, 1916; A 443732.
Nov. 5, 1916. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 9, 1916; A 4438817.
Nov. 12, 1916. © Nov. 12, 1916;
1c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449027.
Pranks that light darkly plays. © Oct.
yet 916s are. Oetiead95) DOUGiy VA
443372.
Richmond razes Poe workshop—to raise
it again. © Nov. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
16, 1916; A 449024.
Social leopards. © Oct. 15, 19163; 1c.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 4438378.
Story of a real vampire woman. ©
Oct), 15, 1A9tGs 1c - Oct. 19, 1916.
A 443374,
Taking pageantry away from the circus.
© Oct. 29, 1916; 1 « Nov. 3, 19163
A 443736.
Taming of a madcap. © Oct. 22, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443521.
Three Hugheses. © Oct. 15, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 443870.
Ugliest ducklings. © Oct. 29, 1916; 1c.
Noy. 8, 1916; A 443733.
Wedding of song and light. © Noy. 12,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449025.
Wedding the Land of Cherry Blossoms
to the Land of Gold. @© Nov. 5, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443821.
Why the artistic temperament deserts
the spotlight for aviation. @© Oct. 15,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 19, 1916; A 443368.
18 minutes between divorce and wed-
ding. ev Oct. 15, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 19,
1916; A 4433871.
[Note: The foregoing are in Cleve-
land Sunday leader}
© Cleveland co., Cleveland.
LTO
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26300
[Hopkins (Frank W.)] Scoop, the
cub reporter, by Hop. Weeks of Oct.
23, 30, 1916. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 244 by 121 inches.
[26300
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444513; Internatl. syn-
dicate, Baltimore.
HoORKHEIMER (H. M.)* Long Beach,
Cal. Twisted thread; the skeleton
Synopsis of a serial of fifteen or
more episodes. 24 p. S8vo. $1.00.
{Motion picture scenario] [263801
@ Sept, 21, 1916 = 2 e.- Sept. 126;
1916; aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 4389762.
Hoveuton (A. A.)* Detroit. Mar-
bleizing. cover-title, 11, [1] p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. $1.00. [26302
© Oct. VW 1916352.4e; and att.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444407.
Hupparp (Elbert) Domination. [7]
p. port. 16mo. - [26303
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444379;
Dry goods economist, New York.
HucHES (Jasper Seaton)* Holland,
Miches s<Christianitys 9a psulse 2258p:
Svo. $0.50. [26304
© “Dee? 222 1915% 2cawSepieery,
1916; aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 444629.
HucHeEs (Rupert)* Bedford Hills, N.
Ye: Sandalwood. chap. 35-end.
(In Green book magazine, Dec.,
1916) [26305
©, Nov... f2,. ASIC? 1c Nowe 3.
1916; A 448942.
HULLINGER’S correspondence institute.
Steam heating table for making mir-
rors. Sheet, illus., 11 by 83 inches.
[26306
©rJan. 1, 1916; 2 ce Jamate 1916:
aff. Feb. 2, 1916; A 425228; L. G.
Hullinger, Francesville, Ind.
HumMeER (Arthur C.)* Los Angeles.
Great American party of United
North America. [4] p. illus., map.
8vo. $0.04. [26307
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444649.
Hunr (Wiliam Hill)* New York. Ar-
gentine distributing co., inc. in the
process of organization. [26308, 26309
aly: 29, 1916. [3] p. 8vo. ([{Bulletin
, ol) © Oct. 4,21916e 2, crand sane
aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 4446338.
pept. 30, 1916. (21 8vo. ([Bulletin
no. 4]) © Oct. 4, 1916; 20). and att
Oct. 27, 1916; A 444634.
pt. EBS. Wee
HUNTINGTON (Edward V.)* Cam-
bridge, Mass. Mathematics. Sec-
tion 2. [York, Pa., Printed by Maple
press] 1916. p. 87-186. 12mo.
[Preprint] [26310
© May 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. May
16,, 1916; A 431080.
HutTcHESON (Wille)* Houston. Mu-
sico-historical charts of the modern
age. Section B,no. 14. 51. diagrs.
obl. 8vo. $1.00. Contents :—No. 1.
Italian—2. German.—3. French.—
4, English. [26311
© Oct. 7, 1916392) ¢. Och, 2,916.
aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 444368.
IpaAHO County, Idaho. R. L. Polk &
co’s Idaho County directory, 1916—
1%. v. 3. Spokane, Seattle “best.
Polk & co.; ine., 1916. 1387 pe Svo:
$6.00. [26312
© Oct 7, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 445120; R. L. Polk & co.,
ine., Seattle.
Insurance specials. In-
demnity. Sheet, illus., 15% by 334
inches. [263138
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. Sept. 29,
1916; aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 444222;
John Kirk, New York.
IDEA pub. co.
IMPERIAL co.*, San Francisco. Im-
perial company. [16] p. illus. S8vo.
fold. to nar. S8vo. [26314
©-Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c and aif, Oct
16, 1916; A 444410.
INGALLS (Redfield) Rogue’s pawn, an
adventure of Grant, police reporter,
by Robert Welles Ritchie. Sheet,
port. 153 by 6 inches. [26315
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444695; Kalem co., New
York.
INSURANCE press*, New York.
[26316, 26817
Life insurance salesman. no. S86—107.
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 6, 1916; A
443728.
Why fraternal ‘“ insurance’ breaks
down. © Oct. 27, 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 30,
1916; A 443603.
[Note: The foregoing are in Insurance
press]
INTERNATIONAL CLAY machinery €0.*,
Dayton, O. Drying and burning of
clay wares. p. [3]-41, illus. obl.
12mo. [26318
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444165.
1180
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
26389
INTERNATIONAL FILTER co.*, Chicago. | JACKSON motor supply co. Catalogue
International disk filter. 15 p.
illus. Svo. (International bulletin
no. 11) [26319
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444653.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS service*, New
nos 0.4 Pittsburgh, Pa. [1916.). 2p:
lL, vii-xxvii, 363 p. illus., diagrs.
8vo. [26349
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 445438; R. R.
Donnelley & sons co., Chicago.
York. Kabibble kabaret. (Jn New | JAcospson (Pauline)* San Francisco.
York evening journal)
[26320-26347
Oetna7. 1916. «© Oct. 17, 1916; 1c. Oct.
18, 1916; A 443308.
Oct. 18, 1916. © Oct. 18, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
19, 1916; A 443327.
Oct. 19, 1916. © Oct. 19, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
20, 1916; A 443367.
Wct.20, 1916 © Oct: 20, 1916; 1 & Oct.
21, 1916; A 443400.
Oct. 21,1916. © Oct. 21, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
23, 1916; A 443402.
Oct. 23, 1916. © Oct. 23, 1916; . Oct.
30, 1916; A 443584.
Oct. 24, 1916. © Oct. 24, 1916;
25, 1916; A 443469.
Oct. 25, 1916. @© Oct. 25, 1916;
26, 1916; A 443508.
Oct. 26, 1916. © Oct. 26, 1916;
27, 1916; A 443526.
Oct. 27, 1916". @ Oct. 27, 1916;
28, 1916; A 443549.
Oct..28, 1916. © Oct. 28, 1916;
30, 1916; A 443582.
Oct. 30, 1916. © Oct. 30, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
31, 1916; A 443620.
Gieeeat, 1916. @ Oct. 31, 1916;
Nov. 1, 1916; A eaten
Nov. 1, 1916. © Nov 1916;
Nov. 2, 1916; © 443690.”
Nov. 2, 1916. 5 Nov'2, 1916;
Nov. a 1916; A 443692.
Nove =, 1916. © Nov. 3, 1916;
Nov. 4, 1916; A 443697.
Noy. 4, 1916. @© Nov. 4, 1916;
Nov. iG 1916; A 443721.
Nov. 6, 1916. © Nov. 6, 1916;
Nov. ap 1916; A 443782.
Noy. 7, 1916. © Nov. 7, 1916;
Noy. 8, 1916; A 443801.
Nov. 8, 1916. © Nov. 8, 1916;
Nov. ’9, 1916; A 4438807.
Nov. 9, 1916. 2 Nov. 9, 1916;
Nov. 10, 1916; A 443841.
Noy. 10, 1916. © Nov. 10, 1916;
Nov. 14: 1916; A 443931.
Nov. 11, 1916. © Nov. 11, 1916;
Nov. 13, 1916; A 443935.
May. 13. 1916." © Nov. 13, 1916;
Nov. 14, 1916; A 443967.
Nov. 14, 1916. © Nov. 14, 1916;
Nov. 15, 1916; A 443993.
1
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Nov. 15, 1916. @©@ Nov. 15, 1916; 1 e.
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Noy. 16, 1916; A 4490386.
Nov. 16, 1916. © Nov. 16, 1916;
Nov. 17: 1916; A 449049.
INOVe it 1916; @ Nov. 17, “19116;
Noy. 18, 1916; A 449090.
JACKSON (Fred)* New York. Young
blood. chap. 9-14. (Jn Munsey,
Nov., 1916.) [26348
© Oct. 18, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1916;
A 443313.
1181
c.
c.
[26350-26354
Belle Cora’s defiance. © Noy. 11, 1916;
1c. Nov. 15, 1916; A 449009.
Cora’s blow for his queen. © Oct. 14,
[916s 1 @ Octe 18, P9163 A 4433940
Revolt of the fifties. @©@ Nov. 4, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 8, 1916; A 443794.
Weaving the noose that hanged Cora.
@) Oct: 28) 1916 e Pies Nove 121916574
443625.
Woman battles for Cora. © Oct. 21,
AOTC eC OC a2). (LOG n A 443494,
[ Note: The foregoing are in San Fran-
cisco bulletin ]
c. Oct, | JAMES (H. G.) Refining industry of
the United States. Oil City, Penn’a,
The Derrick publishing company,
1916. 42 p. Svo. $1.00. [26355
© Oct. 2,.1916; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1916;
aff. Oct. 24, 1916; A 444575; Derrick
pub. co., Oil City, Pa.
. Oct. | [JameEson (Helen Follett) ]
[26356-26389
Back to 1840 and quilted petticoats, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] @© Oct. 29,
. 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443754.
Evening gowns made of ribbon, [by]
Mme. Qui Vive [pseud] © Nov. 5,
1916; 1 c Nov. 6, 1916; A 443902.
Hats, stoles and muffs to match! Oh,
luxury! by Madame Qui Vive [pseud.]
@ Nova 2) A9NG ie SNov.. 3s 1OtGe
A 443985.
Muffs are neutral, by Madame Qui Vive
[pseud.] © Oct. 22, 1916; 1 c¢. Oct.
23, 1916; A 443456.
Newest tailleurs are built along simple
lines, sayS Madame Qui Vive ‘[pseud. |
ee 15-1916 = Gi Ock 16,1916;
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] Oct. 11,
1916. © Oct. 11, 1916s 1°e Oct: 12;
1916; A 443386.
Oerk. 1G 1916 (©: Oct-16. 1916 :
1 ec. Oct. 17, 1916; A 443302.
Och. 1%, -19IGS OP Oct. 17] 1916e
1c. Oct. 18, 1916; A 443322.
Oct. 18, 1916. @© Oct. 18, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1916 :- A’ 443363.
—- Oct. 19, 1916. © Oct. 19, 1916;
1 ce. Oct. 20, 1916; A 443387.
Oct. 20; A916. ‘©, Oct. 20, 1916:
1c. Oct. 21, 1916; A 443391.
Ock:..215 AIG 2 COUGH 21,, 916 ;
1¢ Oct. 23, 1916: A 443395.
Oct: 235, 191652 @., Octe 23) A916"
1c. Oct. 24, 1916; A 443466.
Oct. 24, 1916. 1 Oct. 24, 1916;
1c. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443495.
Oct. 25,- 1916s, ©) Oct." 25, Lol :
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1916; A 443499.
Oct: 265, 19165) -©: Oet? 26). 1916
1 ec. Oct. 27, 1916; A 443545.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26390
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.]
1916. @- Oct.°2%, 491621 c. Oct..28,
1916; A 443578.
Oct. 28, 1916.
@ Oct. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 80, 1916; A 443574.
Oct. 30, 1916: _@- Oct. 30, 1916;
i¢; OGE, 31, 1916; A 443766.
Octo 1916. @ Oct. 31, 1916;
1c. Nov. 1, 1916; A 443681.
Nov. 1, 1916. © Nov. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 443683.
Nov; 2, 3916; (@ Nov. 2) 1916 <2.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 443769.
Nove a, 1996. “@' Nov. 3, 1916 *°2"¢:
Nov. 4, 1916; A 443778.
Nov. 4, 1916. © Nov. 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 443777.
Noy. 6, 1916. © Nov. 6, 1916; 1¢.
Novy. 7; 1916: ; A 443907.
NOV. 4.01916)", ©: Nov-%, 19%65,45¢
Nov. 8, 1916; A 4438910.
Nov. 8, 1916. © Nov. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 9, 1916; A 4438914.
Nov. 9, 1916. © Nov. 9, 19
Nov. 10, 1916; A 443918.
Noy. 10;21916. ..@ Nev.di0;
1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443922.
Nov. 11, 1916." ~©@- Nov 1s,
1c. Nov. 138, 1916; A 443926.
Nov. 13, 1916. ~@:-"Nov. 43;
1c. Nov. 14, 1916; A 443989.
Nov. 14, 1916. @© Nov. 14,
1c. Nov. 15, 1916; A 449032.
Nov. 15, 1916. © Nov. 15,
1c. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449078.
Nov. 16, 1916. © Nov. 16,
1 ec. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449084.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JEFFERSON (George Freeland)* Cin-
cinnati, O. Food, love and music.
Sheet, 14 by 84 inches. [26390
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. ee
‘G S9IG A: 425248.
[JENKINS (W. C.)] [26391, 26892
Baltimore the city of great opportuni-
ties:, © Noy. 2; 19163, 1 .c, Now “os;
1916; A 443866.
Opportunities for industries in the
Borough of Queens. New York and
Queens electric light & power com-
pany. © Nov. 3, 1916; 1 e@. Nov, 6,
1916; A 443867.
[Note: The foregoing are
York commercial]
© Commercial
New York.
JENNINGS (Carrie B.)* Howard City,
1916;
in New
newspaper Co.,
Mich. Hastern star ode. (Jn Star,
Novy., 1916) [26393
© Nov. 18, 1916; 1 @ Nov. 15,
1916; A 449000.
JERVEY (Theodore D.)* Charleston, S.
C. Slave trade and the Constitu-
tien, fete.)], Ast:-<2d & 4thwore a
series. (Jn Charleston, S. C., Sun-
Get. 27, |
pt. L,.41s., we aS
JERVEY (Theodore D.)*—Continued.
day news) [2d pt. How the slave
trade gained its footing. pt. 4.
Slave trade and its part in causing
war] [26394
© Aug. 20, 27, Sept. 10, 1916; 1
ce. each Oct. 9, 1916; A 443975.
JOHNS (H. W.)-Manville co.*, New
York. [26395-26407
Announcing a new J—M packing to be
known as J—M service sheet packing.
Sheet, printed on both sides, = =
7 inches fold. to 16mo. © Oct
1916; 2 ¢. and af, Ocdiaase 15162
A 439807.
Business noise, its cost and prevention.
cover-title, 22 p. illus. 8vo.
Sept. 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A’ 439804.
Don’t let your firebrick get like this.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
11 by 17 inches fold. to obl. 24mo.
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A 439805.
Fire department in your hand. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, fold. to
16mo. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 14, 1916; A 439811.
Frink’s polaralite sign system.
title, 24 p. illus. 4to.
416) @© Dec. 21, 1915;
Oct: 14, 1916374. 439814.
J—M aertite boiler wall coating. [6] p.
folder. 24mo. @© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 e¢,
and aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 439810.
J—M lighting service for insurance com-
panies and _. banks. 46 p. i
diagrs. 4to. (Catalog no. ©
Dee., 29, 1915;.2 c. and, af. Octo44,
1916; A 4398138.
J-—M transite asbestos shingles. cover-
title, 32 p. illus. (part col.) . diagrs.
8vo- © Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 14, 1916; A 439803.
Johns-Manville corrugated asbestos roof-
cover:
(Catalog no,
2.ec. and. aff.
ing. cover-title, 31 p. illus. (part
col.) diagrs. 8vo. @ Sept. 14, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 14, 1916: A 439802.
Johns-Manville regal roofing. [4] p.
illus. (part col.) i6mo. © Oct. 5,
1916; .2 e. and aff. Oct. . 14, 19%65
A 439808.
Just show them—Thats enough. Card,
printed on both sides, illus., 14 by
10 inches fold. to obl. 24mo. © Sept.
12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 14, 1916;
A 439806.
Roof enduring for church or school.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
12 by 7 inches, fold. to 16mo. @©
Oct. 9, 19163' 2 ¢. and al? Oee- ee
1916; A 439812.
Save your firebrick. [4] p. 16mo. ©
Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A 4389809.
JOHNSON (Emma _ Bischoff)* Cler-
mont, Fla. Christmas greetings.
Card, illus. 84 by 54 inches. $0.05.
[26408
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444510.
1182
no. 11, 1916
JonEs (F. D.)* Alhambra, Cal.
[26409-26411
Jones group addition cards and game.
Alhambra, Cal., Jones’ manufacturing
co., 1916. 14 cards, 11 by 2 inches in
envelope. wet C) Oct: 7, 19763: 2
e. Oct. 16, 1916; aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A
439911.
Jones’ keyed multiplication problems.
Alhambra, Calif., Jones mfg. co., 1916.
16 p. 12mo. $0. ate AC) Sept. 8, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916; A 439497.
Jones’ picture card primer and sentence
builder. Alhambra, Cal., Jones mfg.
co., 1916. 24 cards, illus., 11 by D2
inches in envelope. $0.25. a) Oct. 10,
fede Ch Oct: 16, 1916; aff. Oct. 14,
1916; A 439912.
JoNES & Baker*, New York.
[26412-26416
Carrying stocks on account. cover-title,
p. 16mo. © Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c.
Sen 2. 2916: ai Oct. 11, 1916; A
444340. [Copyright is claimed on
changes & additions]
Course of an ss cover-title, 4 p.
aa Au 1546); 2 es. Oct.
1916; aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 444344.
FOopyiakt is claimed on changes &
additions]
General rules for trading.
p. 16mo. © Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct.
2, 1916; aff. Oct. 11, 1916: A 444342.
[Copyright is claimed on changes and
additions]
Journey of a certificate. cover-title, 8 p.
moem@raus, 1 1916: 2 eo Oct. 2,
1916; aff. Oct. ie. 1916; A 444341.
[Copyright is claimed on changes and
additions]
ile oom value of securities.
cover-title,
cover-title,
pa? 16mos-) ©)-Aug. i, 1916 ;.2 ce.
Oct. 2, 1916; aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A
4443438 [Copyright is claimed on
ehanges & additions]
KAHN (Harry C.) & son*, Philadel-
phia. Kahn’s 18th anniversary sale.
[8] p. illus. fol. - [26417
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 489839.
Karcu (Laura)* Norwood, O. Dixie
rose. chap. 1, 2. (Jn Mirror, Oct.,
1916) [26418
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 448731.
KATTERJOHN (Monte M.) Killer.
[Los Angeles, Printed by Standard
printing co., 1916] 24 p. 12mo.
[Motion picture scenario] [26419
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 4444380; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* New York.
‘Herbert Kaufman’s weekly page.
(Jn Boston Sunday herald)
[26420-26425
meses. 4916. © .Oct.28,/ 1916 ; -1..e:. Oct.
20, 1916; A 443355.
Mee? 15, 1916. “ Oct. 15, 1916;
Oct. 25, 1916; A 443492.
i ie
BOOKS, GROUP II
26452
KaurMan (Herbert)*—Continued.
Get 522) 1916.9 -@ Out; = 22;°1916 >be;
Nov. 1, 1916; A 443643.
Oct. 29, 1976 CG Oct, “29, 1916;
Nov. 10, 1916; A 443858.
Nov. 5, 1916. @ Nov. 5, 1916; 1-¢. Nov.
16, 1916; A 449010.
Nov. 12, 1916. © Nov. 12, 1916;
Nov. 18, 1916; A 449106.
Kay (J. Roland)* Chicago.
forget the ships. 12 p.
1. e¢:
LAG.
Lest we
12mo.
[26426
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
138, 1916; A 444356.
KEELER (William Frederic)* New
York. School for the larger life.
Lesson no. 380. First step in silent
mastery. Snumb.l. 4to. (Mastery
series, no. 1) $0.20. [Typewritten]
[26427
© July 24, 1916; 2 c July 31,
1916; A 447226.
KEELEY (J)* Chicago. [26428-26452
Are American men ashamed to be grace-
fal =@ Nov. -5,' 1916's" 1+ ce! Nov.-6;
1916; A 443895.
Bringing the East to the West as a boon
to feminine grace. © Oct. 22, 1916;
1c. Oct. 23, 1916; A 443461.
© Oct
Building the perfect beauty.
1916; 1 ¢c. Oct. 16, 1916; -A 44329
Czar couldn’t choose—could you? © Oct.
29, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443755.
Many mishaps—motor & matrimonial
that pursue millionaire Tyson. © Oct.
29, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443756.
Most perplexing problem New York soci-
ety ever faced. @© Oct. 22, 1916; lec
Oct. 23, 1916; A 443462.
New and astounding argument against
capital punishment. @© Oct. 29, 1916;
1 e. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443757.
New and very interesting facts about
your headache. © Oct. 15, 1916; le
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443299.
Real high-up job for women. @© Nov. 35,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443899.
Sick old man who lives to kill. © Oct.
22,1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443464,
tee
Surely they won’t be old maids but. ©
Nov. -5: 1916 > 17: Nov, 6 1016s
443896.
Tabitha’s letter. Oct. 15, 1916. @ Oct.
151916 = 1 ec. OG A6; 1916; A 443295.
Oct. -22, “1916. --'@ Oct 22, A9TGs
1 c. Oct. 23, 1916; A 443457.
Oct. -29. ASlGs27@ Oct 229: AS16s
1 e. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443763.
Nov. 5, 1916. @©@ Nov. 5, 1916;.1 ee,
Noy. 6, 1916; A 443903.
Nov. t2, 1916. ~ -@ Nov.
1 ec. Novy. 13, 1916; A 4438986.
Telling you something you didn’t know
about sweet potatoes. @) SNoyve. 42;
1916; 1 c. Nov. 13, 1916; A 443979.
Very positive proof that women ‘“ mean
business” in politics. @> Oc 29,
1916; 1 ec. Oct. 30, 1916; A 4438758.
Very surprising truth about fanatics ag
science sees it. © Nov. 12, 1916; 1¢
Noy. 138, 1916; A 443980.
12, 19165
1183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26453
KEELEY (J) *—Continued.
Why we will soon cease to ridicule the
fat woman. @© Nov. 12, 1916; 1 e.
Noy. 138, 1916; A 443981.
Why won’t girls leave me alone.
a2... AOU. ¢ he Ceo MeN. 1 ao.
443977.
Will the war restore the ancient Byzan-
© Noy.
1916; A
tine empire? @© Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ec.
Noy. 6, 1916; A 443898.
Wonderful new blood treatment. @© Nov.
fi, AG ee
443978.
You’ve often heard someone say. © Oct.
22, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1916; A 443465.
Your pet needs a cold weather diet. ©
Oct 22 ASIG= 1c; (Oct. 235 A916 3 A.
Nove ts: 1916s 2A:
443463..
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
KEITH manufacturing co. Home ot
the abalone. [4] p. illus. (part
col.) 8vo. [26453
© Aug. 30; 1916; 2 ce: Ocin 7, 1916;
aff. Sept. 5, 1916; A 439758; Wil-
liam H. Keith, Pasadena, Cal.
KELLAM hospital, ine.*, Richmond.
Kellam hospital cures cancers. 16
p. incl. front. 16mo. [26454
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444808.
KELLER (Carolyn)* Fort Worth, Tex.
Nancy of the fisher folk. 5 p. 8vo.
$0.50. [26455
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
Zh AGIG =A 439981.
Kettoce (John MHarvey)* Battle
Creek. Hygiene of infancy. Bat-
tle Creek, Mich., Good health pub-
lishing co., 1916. 3 p. 1, 15-198 p.
front, plates. 12mo. $1.25. [26456
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1916;
aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 4388692.
[KeEnpricK (Leslie Ray)] Just now.
Post card. $0.10. [26457
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 16,
1916; aff. Oct. 7, 1916; A 444276;
Kendrick-Bellamy co., Denver.
KENNEDY (John J.)*
Agent’s bank book.
348. 24mo.
© Oct. 20, 1916;
23, 1916; A 444537,
Indianapolis.
2, AA, Ass oD:
[26458
2c. and aff. Oct.
KEYSTONE pub. co.*, Philadelphia.
[26459-26474
April birthstone, diamond. Card, col.
illus. printed on both sides. 6% by 3
inches. $0.01. © Sept. 15, 1916; ae
and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439872.
August birthstones, sardonyx signifying
felicity, or peridot Symbolizing fore-
sight. Card, col. illus. printed on both
sides. 63 by 3 inches. $0.01. © Sept.
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916;
A 439874.
pt. 1. ms. 7.
KEYSTONE pub. co.*—Continued.
December birthstones, turquoise signify-
ing success, or lapis lazuli symboliz-
ing fidelity. Card, col. illus., printed
on both sides, 6% by 3 inches. $0.01.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 «. — aff. Oct. 19,
1916; A 439879.
Diary of birthdays. overt: 6 blank 1.
for memorandum. 16mo. $0.03. ©
Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19,
1916; A 439867.
Facts about watches. °[11] p. 16mo.
$0.022. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439866.
February birthstone, amethyst. Card,
col. illus., printed on both sides, 64 by
3 inches. $0.01. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2
e. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439869.
January birthstone, garnet. Card, col.
illus., printed on both sides, 64 by 3
inches. $0.01. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2 &
and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439868.
July birthstone, the ruby. Card, col.
illus., printed on both sides, 6% by 3
inches. $0.01. @© Sept. 15, 1916; 2c
and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439876.
June birthstone, pearl signifying long
life or moonstone, symbolizing good
luck. Card, col. illus, printed on both
sides, 643 by 3 inches. $0.01. © Sept.
15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916;
A 439873.
March birthstones, bloodstone signifying
courage, or aquamarine symbolizing
happiness. Card, col. illus., printed
on both sides, 64 by 3 inches. $0.01.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19,
1916; A 439870.
May birthstone, emerald. Card, _ col.
illus., printed on both sides, 64 by 3
inches. $0.01. @© Sept. 15, 1916; 2¢
and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439871.
November birthstone, topaz. Card, col.
illus., printed on both sides, 64 by
inches. $0.01. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2¢
and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A ‘439878.
October birthstones, opai signifying hope
or tourmaline symbolizing inspiration.
Card, col. illus., printed on both sides,
64 by 3 inches. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff, Oct. 19, i916: A 439877.
September birthstone, sapphire. Card,
col. illus., printed on both hee. 63 by
8 inches. $0.01. @© Sept. 15, 1916:
2 ie. .and. af, Oe Ae 1916: A 439875.
Timely reminders of appropriate gifts.
[Christmas shopping guide] cover-
title, 16 p. illus. obl. 32 mo. $0.45.
© Sept, 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19,
1916; A 439865.
Why things cost more, by John Hatha-
way Lodge. [pseud.] [8] p. 8vo.
$0.02. © Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439880.
KIESELGUHR co. of America*, New
York. Sil-o-cel prevents heat pene-
tration. cover-title, 16 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 16mo. [26475
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444209.
Kirt (Virginia E.)* Philadelphia.
Kitchen movies. Nov., 1916. (In
Ladies’ home journal) [26476
© .Oct. 20, 1916; 1,.e GG cae
1916; A 443388.
1184
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
KIMBALL (James N.)* New York.
Some vagrant ambitions. 26 p.
front. S8vo. $0.25. [26477
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 439955
Kineston, N. C. Kingston, N. C., di-
rectory, 1916-17, v. 4. Kingston,
N. C., Richmond, Va., Hill directory
company, ine. 1916. [5]-202 p.
Svo. $5.00. [26478
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 20, 1916; A 488982; Hill direc-
tory co., inc., Richmond.
KINLOcH telephone co.*, St. Louis.
[26479, 26480
no. 8, Sept.
[5]—49
ce. and
East St. Louis directory.
ait aoa cover-title, 4 p. 1.
Cr Oc. £20. 1916; 2
Ot. Gur. 28, 1916; A "445376.
[St. Louis] directory no. 47.
1916. cover-title, 8 p. 1.
4to. © Oct. 20, 1916; 2
Oct. 28, 1916; A 445375.
Sept. 4th,
[5]—450 p.
ec. and aft.
Kraw & Erlanger. [26481-26485
Ben Hur, the world’s greatest play. ©
Nave i 1916 2) fie: Nov. 16,°19163° A
449044,
Billy Sunday says: I say there are
lepers on Broadway. © Nov. 6, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443836.
Four hundred clergymen see Ben Hur.
@ Nov. 6, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 16, 1916;
A 449043.
See Ben Hur. © Nov. 9, 1916; 1 «.
Nov. 16, 1916; A 449045.
William Jennings Bryan says. © Nov.
Poot. ft Cc. Nov. 16, 19163.-A
449046.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York evening journal]
© Albertson pub. co., New York.
KNIGHT (Newell C.)* Chicago.
Choosing a home; or, The sale of
the Three Creeks ranch. cover-
title, 24 p. illus.. maps (1 loose
fold.) 4to. [26486
enooc. 412 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 446212.
Knott (lL. E.) apparatus co.*, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Catalogue of scien-
tific instruments. Catalogue 21. 2
p. 1. 507 p. fronts., illus., diagrs.
Ato. [26487
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c¢. Oct. 20,
1916; aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 446094.
KNowLes (Antoinette) Manual for
teachers. Oral English; or, The
art of speaking. Boston, New York
fete] D. C. Heath & co., 1916. 28,
i ps 12mo. [26488
© Sept: 21, 1916: 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 439500;
D. C. Heath & co., Boston.
26511
KocH (Otto J.)* Milwaukee. Trade
acceptance vs. the open account.
[8] p. folder. 16mo. [26489
© July 19, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444143.
KoEeniGc (Paul) [26490-26507
Blare of triumph for Deutschland. 4th
instalment. _@ .Oct. 27, 1916; 1 e.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 443873.
Deutschland an inferno in storm. 3d
instalment. @ Oct. 26, 1916; 1 e«.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 443872.
Deutschland stood on nose. 2d instal-
ment. «@.Octa 2bs ISIC 12 ¢ -Noyv>
3, 1916; A 443871.
Germany’s welcome to the Deutschland.
7th instalment. © Oct. 30, 1916; 1.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 443876.
How Deutschland foiled every foe. [1st
instalment] @ Oct. 24, 1916; 1 «¢.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 443870.
Mit der U-Deutschland iiber den ozean.
28 okt—1 nov., 1916. [5 instal-
ments] (Jn Brooklyner freie presse)
@ Oct. 28—Nov. 1. 1916; 1 .¢. each
Noy. 4, 1916; A +443702-443706.
2-6 nov., 1916. [5 instalments]
(In Brooklyner freie BEES?) © Nov.
2-6, 1916; 1 c. each Nov. 7, 1916; A
443823443897.
7 nov., 1916. [5 instalments] (In
Brooklyner freie presse) © Nov. 7,
AIG st "EH sNovs. 95 1916" A 443835,
Tale of return of Deutschland. A _ sus-
picious companion sailed down bay
behind _ her. 5th instalment. (In
Boston daily globe) @© Oct. 28, 1916;
ime Nove 3. 1916: “A 44338745
Tells of dive to escape cruiser. 6th in-
stalment. @r Oct) 295 AST G71 1c UNov;
3, 1916; A 443875.
[Note: The foregoing are in Boston
Sunday globe unless otherwise stated]
© John N. Wheeler, ine., New
York.
KREHBIEL (H. E.)* New York. His-
torical and critical excursions in
opera-land. July 23, Aug. 6—Oct. 22,
1916. [138 instalments] (Jn New
York tribune) [26508
© July 23, Aug. 6-Oct. 22, 1916;
te each Nov. 2, 1916: A 448651.
[LADIES home journal] [26509, ae.
Fancy dress for masquerades. 24
illus. 8vo. $0.15. © Aug. 20, 1916:
2.-e4 and aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A
444024,
Trousseau book. iS ap:
$0.10. © May 20, 1916;
Sept. 18, 1916; A 444023.
© Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
illus. 8yvo.
2 ec. and aff.
LADIES’ worLp. Tested and approved
household equipment. 16 p. illus.
Svo. $0.04. [26511
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444468; McClure publi-
eations, ine., New York.
1185
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26512
Lair (Jack) [26512-26545
Alibi Al. @ Nov. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 1916; A 443987.
Another bedtime letter to my son. ©
Nov. 3; 29165 1" e)-Noyv.04, ‘1916;
443776.
A
Charlie the wolf delivers the swag. ©
Oe 620; THL6 = 1 ie.” Ocak) 1916 s-A
443394.
Crooks point thumbs down on MHoyne.
Now.9 2" 1916" “i. cy Nov.2 io) F916 ;
A 443772.
Do, re, mi, bang, the shooting star. ©
Nova Ol ST OolG th ca Nove Lt Voge A
443925.
Few unsolicited testimonials. @©@ Oct.
ie eeOtO rk OC, Oeh. 18. AO1G: oA.
443324.
Gold Coin Kid meets village slicker. ©
Nover4 AiG) clic.) Nov. G).1Ok6 A
443778.
Grand army game. © Oct. 29, 1916; 1c.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 443761.
Gus the bus found, but stands pat. ©
Nov. 13, 19963 41 ciaNovi 14, 2996: A
443990.
Gus the bus lends ear to war’s eall.
Oct.. 23, 1916 3:4 ¢: Oct, 24,1916;
443468.
Gus the bus off for the trenches.
OekiSOPs9LGset esvOet.. 24019165
443767.
Herald story starts world charity.
Oet.. 24: AGEG 5.4? Octa25, 1965
443498.
If Gus the bus only had a “ oo-boat.”’
OctS 16,1916; Se Oe Ty STS:
443304.
Just between ourselves—who’ll help.
Novy.2 15/7 1916)" 1G) ‘Nev. 27,1996:
449082.
Male vampire and the soft widow.
Oct. 26, 1916: 1 e-OctX 25) 1916%
443548.
Mr. and Mrs. Voter go to register.
Cee 1916: tre, Ocie9s, 191G.
Ne’er again will Johnnie’s fiddle sing.
Oct. 19, LLG $2 OCHN2p, 1916;
443390.
Omaha Slim in the night and snow.
Oct-14, 191Gs ae; Woy. 15. 1orG
449031. ;
One day’s sermons of one big city.
Oct-31, 1916 :..1 Cc Nov. i<" 1976 <
443679.
Oscar on the love trail.
1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443904.
Out of a nutshell. © Oct. 15, 1916; 1.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 443292,
Painful plea fon two-dollar wheat.
>O >O © rO &O >© rO FO FO FO
Nov.
oa
Oct, 21, 1916:-A" cy Oct 23, 1StG:
443397.
Protests _ against damning Dreiser.
Nov. 7, 1916;
443913.
©
A
©
Lees INOve A
Queen Mary I sends her ambassador. ©
A
©
A
©
A
8, 1916;
Ott... 27;.191 654d ok Och, 28.) 1916
443577.
Retriever rushes after Gus the bus.
Nov. 6,
443908.
Rich young firm almost wiped out.
Oct. 28, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 30, 1916;
443573.
19IG: 1 ‘¢. Nov. 7 toto
Dt. bbs ae
Lait (Jack)—Continued,
Symposium of local nut wagers. © Nov.
9, 1916; 1 c. Nov..10, 19164 A 443931,
Thousand and one Chicago nights. no. 1.
© Oct. 25, 1916 5° 1 e. ‘Oet- Se, Gaeta
A ed
— 2. @ Nov. 1, 1916; 4 © Nova]
1916: A 443684.
—no. 3. @© Nov. 8, 1916; 1 e. Nov. 9,
1916; A 443915,
Twelve-pound look in police court. ©
Nov. 11, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 43, 1916ee
443929.
Visit from a lawyer with a hard case.
@© Nove 16,.1996; 1° c. Nev. 4%, 29RG:
A 449087.
Wastewood. © Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 2,
1916; A 442980.
Woo and Moy. © Oct. 22, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
23, 1916; A 443459.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
La MontTaGNe’s (E.) sons*, New York.
Hot and cold Gordon weather bey-
erages. 4p. col. illus. 16mo.
[26546
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444463,
LAMSON co.*, Boston. Speeding up
modern business. 2 p. 1, 3 p.
front., illus., diagrs., fold. plates.
SVO. [26547
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 489940.
LANSTON monotype machine co.*,
Philadelphia. Monotype composing
machine, type & rule caster; price
list and fixed terms of sale for mon-
otype units. 12 p. illus. S8vo. fold.
to nar. 8vo. [26548
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489775.
LANTERN. no. 23, spring, 1915. Bryn
Mawr college. 92 p. port. Ato.
[26549
© May 29, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1916;
aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 489918; HEmilie
Gifford Noyes, Providence, R. I.
LARDNER (Ring W.)* Chicago.
[26550-26553
Bill Carrigan’s little joxe costs contest,
Lardner says. ..@.Oct...11, 191Gh ie
Oct. 13; 1916; A 443997.
Lardner says Myers nearly lost his life.
@ Oct. 10, 1916; 1 c. Oct. Isat
A 443996.
Now Mr. Lardner knows how Robins won
national flag. —@ Oct.,.13, 19916¢e4ne:
Oct. 14, 1916; A 443999.
Sun robs Robins of victory. Lardner
says; so does Larry Gardner with
home run. © Oct. 12; 1916; 1 ¢ Oct.
13, 1916; A 448998.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily tribune]
BOOKS,
no. 11, 1916
GROUP II
26580
LARKIN (George) . How to be a dare-
devil. (Jn Cleveland leader)
[26554
GrOct. 15, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 17, 1916;
A 443449; General film co., inc,
New York.
LAUFFER (Charles A.) Sickness ver-
sus accident brings out honest facts
of ills of wage earners. (Jn The
Monitor, Aug., 1916) [26555
nas 27, 1916; 1c. Oct. 16,
1916; A 443342; John Wiley & sons,
ine., New York.
LAVENDER (Roberta)* Austin, Tex.
Latin composition, oral and written.
pt. 1. cover-title, 33 p. diagr.
0:25. [26556
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446262.
LEAVITT (Elgin Ashley)* Los Angeles.
Declaration of unity, security, amity.
cover-title, 11 1. 4to. $1.00. [26557
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444501.
LE FAvuRE (Georges)* Paris
[26558, 26559
Fellow. Oct. 12, 19, 1916. [2 instal-
ments] (In Pays de France) © Oct.
a. 2919G- 4 ce. Noy. -9,-.1916;,.A—
Foreign 14228.
Millions de Mam’zelle Sans-le-Sou.
nos. [3 instalments] (in WL’
Ouest- éclair, 13-15 oct., 1916) @© Oct.
#35. 1916 ; 1’ e. each Nov. 9, 1916; A—
Foreign 14229,
LESCHEN (A.) & sons rope co.*, St.
Louis. Hercules red strand wire
rope for heavy duty. 15 p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. [26560
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A AAAIDT.
Lester (Alexander G.)* Indianapolis.
[26561-26565
His advertising knowledge will be of
vital interest to Lester customers.
Pest ecard, illus. © Oct.13, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444461.
Judge Hoot—Col. Poll. Post card, illus.
@ Oct. 12,1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct: 1
1916; A 444459.
Judge Hoot joins Lester in the promo-
tion of Lesters personal clothes serv-
piney "Qs Ocks -13,
2 @, and Jaffe. Oct._18, 1916; A.
ice. Post card,
1916;
444462,
Lester personal clothes service. Post
card, illus. © Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444460.
Lester’s keeping open house. Post card,
Hius.. -@ Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A’ 444458.
LEVERAGE (Henry)* Ossining, N. Y.
Girl and the gangster. (Jn Star of
hope. Novy., 1916) [26566
© Nov. 10, 1916; 1 ¢« Nov. 13,
1916; A 448961.
LEVINGSTON (Lafayette)* San Fran-
cisco. Bosworth’s quick and accu-
rate method of arriving at the cost
of one cubic yard of rammed con-
erete. [6] p. 12mo. $1.00. [26567
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444212.
Lewis & Valentine co.*, Roslyn, N. Y.
Immediate and beautiful effects se-
cured by large tree moving. cover-
title, [48] p. of pls. obl. 8vo.
[26568
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 445304.
LExino card co. Rules and directions
for playing Lexino games. 32 p.
48mo. $0.50. [26569
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489748; Emmons W.
Sawyer, Minneapolis.
LipRaRy bureau*, Boston.
[26570, 26571
Library supplies. 48 p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. (Catalogue no. L 1016.)
@;,'Gct_t3, 1916; 2 ¢ Oct.._20; 1916;
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439941.
Unit filing cabinets in wood. 80 p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. (Catalog no.
8916.) @© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 438528.
Lire extension institute, ine.
[26572-26580
How to be healthy. How to sleep. ©
INove.e4, (1916344 e. Noy.- 15; ¥9167
A 4490380.
——— Stomach aches. @© Nov. 13, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 14, 1916; A 443988.
Tired eyes. © Nov. 15, 1916; 1 c¢.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449080.
Underweight.
© Nov.- 15, 1916; 1
c. Nov. 17, 1916; A 449083.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Monthly health letter no. 15. Keeping
young. [4] p. 4to. $0.50 per an-
num: @) July 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and’ ak.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444106.
no. 17. Overstimulation. [4] p.
. $0.50 per annum. Sept. 24,
1916; 2 .e:) and: aff. Sept.:26,,; 1916;
A 444107.
no. 19. Nerves and grouches. [4] p.
4to;- $050; (©. Noyes 27; 10153 > ©:
and aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 444108.
no. 29. Fruit as an aid to health.
Atos , $050.0 (@. Sept. 50;
afr. Oct. 16,.. 1916:
no. 80. Vision of health.
Ato: .50:50.,, ©, Oct. 31, 191GRt2 ¢.
and aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444785.
© Life extension institute, inc.,
New York.
1187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26581
LINOLEUM logic. v. 2, no. 3, Aug.,
1916. [4] p. illus. fol. [26581
© Sept. 27, 79tG: 2c. and aif.
Oct. 6, 1916; "A 444949 ; Armstrong
cork co., Pittsburgh.
Lipp (C. C.)* Brookings, S. D. Out-
lines of veterinary science. Brook-
ings, S. D., South Dakota state col-
lieve. ASIG. 09> I. «4to.. .-$2.50.
[ Mimeographed ] [26582
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; A 444348.
LittLteE Red Riding Hood. [138] p.
col. illus. 48mo. [26583
© Sept 21; 191632) ¢. sand aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444160; John H.
Eggers, New York.
LITTLETON (Mary Brabson)* Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. In the path of the
conquerors. chap.2 continued. (In
Huntington, Ind., Our Sunday visi-
tor. ) [26584
©) Oct. «45.4916 5. 1-02, Oca. 23.
1916; A 443428.
LIVERMORE & Knight co.*, Providence,
ims Us [ 26585, 26586
Health hints for your watch. [16] p.
48mo. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff.
p
Oct. 4, 1916; A 444217
Your eyes and their care. [14] pp.
24mo. © Sept. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 4, 1916; A 444218.
LOCOMOTIVE superheater co.*, New
York. [26587, 26588
Locomotive superheaters. Instructions
for installation, operation, mainte-
nance, repairs. 48 p._ illus., diagrs.
16mo. @© May 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
May 17, 1916; A 433001.
Marine superheaters. 5 OR gey OP illus.,
4to. (Bulletin no. 1.)
©
: :. ae ands ah Oet,, We
1916; A 439852.
LOFFLER (Charles) * Minneapolis. What
is health? (Jn Masonic observer)
[26589-26593
oo no. 46. © Oct. 7, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct.
1916; A 4438093
Article no. 47. © Oct. 1A ALONG i A ie:
Oct. 19, 1916; & 443329.
Article 48, 49. [2 instalments]. © Oct.
21, 28,° 1916: DP ¢.’Oct. 30; 1916." A.
443593, 443594.
Article no:. 50. ©: Noy. 4 19f6: 1 c.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 443786.
Lonpon (Jack)* Glen Ellen, Cal.
Hussy. (In Cosmopolitan, Dec.,
1916). [26594
© Nov. 9, 1916; 1 ¢« Nov. 10,
1916; A 443865.
pt. me ss V.48
LONE star corporation*, Chicago.
Charlie Chaplin in The pawn shop.
[15] p. illus. 16mo. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [26595
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444309.
Loomis (Ernest)* Peekskill, N. Y.
[26596, 26597
Advertisers cabala. Peekskill-on-Hud-
son, Y., The White lodge [1916]
cover-title, 1 p. 1., 7-81, [ . 8vo.
$0.25. -@ Oct. 12, 1916 532 2 Gens
1916: aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444530.
cabala. Peekskill-on-Hudson,
; a White lodge, 1916. cover-
titless1 |p: 33-56, [4] p. S8vo. $0.25.
© Oct. 2, "1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 21, tones
air. Oct-16" 1916: A 444531.
Business
Ne ay
Lorp (Fannie E.)
olden tyme.
Minister of ye
(In Lewiston journal.)
[26598
©. Oct. 14, 1916; dey eae
1916; A 4438607; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
LoRENz (Karl K.) ed. Christmas
treasury no. 27. Dayton, O., Lorenz
publishing company, 1916. 31 p.
Svo. $0.15. [26599
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444145; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O.
LownEy (Walter M.) co.*, Boston.
Lowney’s. cover-title, [15] p. illus.
(part col.) 8vo. [26600
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447019.
LUBRICATING metal co.*, New York.
Noheet bearing metal, metallic pack-
ing and die-cast bearings. 27 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo.. [26601
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 4389993.
Inge Lund comes to
Shicago as worker. (Jn Chicago
daily news) [26602
© Oct. 14, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
A 448285; Chicago daily news ¢o.,
Chicago.
Lunp (Inge)
LUNDBERG (Hjalmar) [26603-26612
Food is scarce in Sweden. © Oct. 28,
1916; 1c. Nov. 1, 1916; A 4436383.
Fourteen Finnish opine sunk. © Oct. 30,
1916; 1 ce. Nov. 2, 1916; A 443659.
Germany stirs on sire. © Oct. 23,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1916; A 443510.
Good oil found in Iceland. © Nov. 6,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 9, 1916; A 443833.
1188
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
LuNbDBERG (Hjalmar)—Continued.
Loss this month $4,250,000. © Oct. 25,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1916; A 4438570.
Nobel prizes are reserved. © Oct. 28,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 1, 1916; A 443636.
Patrol makes Norway nervous. © Nov.
1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443749.
Report 149 Norwegians slain. © Oct. 28,
1916; 1 ¢. Nov. Spi 1916; A 448637.
Sunk in Norwegian waters. © Nov. 6,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 9, 1916; A 4438829.
Want Anglo-Swedish ferry. © Oct. 20,
1916; 1c. Oct. 28, 1916; A 443418.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Lupton’s (David) sons co.*, Philadel-
phia. Lupton service products. 98
p. fold front. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Catalogue no. 9) [26613
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2
12, 1916; A 4389760.
ce. and aff. Oct.
LyncH (John) Samson Oakley III.
[Los Angeles, Cal., Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] 22 p.
12mo. [Motion picture scenario]
[26614
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444429; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
Lyon & Healy*, Chicago. [26615-26623
Event of unusual interest. © Nov. 7,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443884.
For November. <A remarkable display
and sale of pianola-pianos. © Nov. 1,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443882.
Let us bring Hawaii to your heme!
Victrola. (Jn Chicago daily journal)
Cea 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A
Lyon & Healy victrola.
herald) © Nov. 1,
1916; A 443883.
Music- lover pianola-piano. @© Nov. 13,
; 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; A 449107.
Pianos Peitened from summer homes. ©
(In Chicago
1916; 1c. Nov. 11,
Oct. 9, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A
443879.
Victrola. At this season of the year. ©
Oct. 24, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916:
443881.
—— Many advantages. (In Chicago
daily news) © Oct. 9, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
11, 1916; A 448880.
Three floors, each containing 16,000
square feet. (In. Chicago herald.)
© Nov. 13, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 18, 1916;
A 449108.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily tribune unless otherwise stated]
McAtLpInE (Charles <A.)
Hogan and
Hogan on the five year program..
Philadelphia, Boston [etc.] The
Griffith and Rowland press [1916]
37 p. 16mo. $0.10. [26624
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446261; A. J. Rowland,
secy., Philadelphia.
26635
McCaskKEy register co.*, Alliance, O.
[26625-26627
Credit plan that works. cover-title, illus,
8vo. @© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff,
On 16, 1916; A 444436.
Key to professional efficiency. [4] p.
illus. 16mo. © June 2, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444579.
McCaskey service for garages. [8] p.
illus. 8vo. @ June 15, 1916; 2 e,
and aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 444435.
McCowan (Hervey Smith)
[ 26628-26629
Are you a Gipsy or a German. In Wild-
wood magazine. Autumn, 1916. ©
Oct. 10, 1916: 1 ec. Nov. 30, 1916; A
449111
© Herey Smith McCowan,
nell, Ia.
Grin-
Stranger’s story.
New York, London,
Association press,
1916. 29 p., illus.
12mo. $0.25. © Sept. 27, 1916; 2 c.
Oct. 19, 1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A
438973.
© International commttee of Y. M.
C. A., New York.
McCrackan (William D.) Kristelig
videnskap; dens opdagelse og utvik-
ling. Christian science: Its discov-
ery and development. Boston,
Mass., Christian science publishing
society, 1916. 44 (i. e. 87) p. 16mo.
$0.05. [26630
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 489773; Christian sci-
ence pub. soe., Boston.
[McDapE (James E.)] Standard
drills in U. S. history. 1-10. [Chi-
cago, The Plymouth press, 1916] 10
ecards, 7 by 5 inches. $0.15. [26631
@©7 Aue. 285 1916 2s Oct a3,
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 439791;
Plymouth press, Chicago.
McDovueatt co.*, Frankfort, Ind. My
book. [by] Patience McDougall. 238
p. illus. 12mo. $0.25. [26632
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 «.
2, 1916; A 444277.
and aff. Oct.
McGee (Albert G.)* Waco, Tex.
Problems of the retail merchant.
[15] p. S8vo. $2.00. _ [26633
@1Oct. 214 191.6452 c:
24, 1916; A 439988.
and aff. Oct.
Mack (Joseph) ptg. house, ine., De-
troit. Macks. Sept., 1916. [28] p.
front. illus. 24mo. [26634
© Oct. 5 ,1916; 2 « and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444446.
Mackie (John F.) ‘Train rules and
‘vain dispatching, past and present.
11 p. 8vo. $0.10. [26635
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
2, 1916; A 438229 : Sentral railway
club, New York.
1189 |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26636
McLAUGHLIN (Robert J.)* Philadel-
phia. [26636, 26637
Geography notes for primary grades.
Philadelphia, Walther print, 1916. 80
D- 12mo. $0. Lee eC) POC dol GAG
CvOcta Lie TOG: aif. Oct. 16, 1916;
i 44444],
Spelling book for the -fourth grade.
Philadelphia, Walther print, 1916. 50
p.. -42mo, $0.08. @wOet. “idget916 ;
2: @Oct.24 15, A916 aff. (OCs LG, 1916 5
A 444440.
McMAHaAn (T. D.) Canvass on the
complete system. 11 p. illus., ports.
Svo. [26638
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916: A ‘444624 : Todd protecto-
graph co., Rochester, Joy ip he
McMourcnHy (Marjory)* Toronto, Can-
ada. [26639, 26640
Open letter to college presidents. (In
Toronto Saturday night, Sept. 30,
1916) @l1c. Oct. 14, 1916; Acad int.
2781; pubd. Sept. 28, 1916.
Womens organizations.
Saturday night, Oct. 7, 1916)
(In Toronto
QVi-e;
Oct. 14, 1916; A ad int. 2782; pubd.
Oct. 5, 1916.
Mapison, Wis. Madison, Wisconsin,
city directory, 1916. v. 14, 28th yr.
[Madison, Wis.] G. R. Angell &
company, 1916. 2 p. 1, [3]-592,
[601]-686 p. front. (fold map.) S8vo.
$5.00. [26641
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 « i a,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 488585;
G. R. Angell & co., Madison, Wis.
MaAnHAN (Edward W.) [26642-26646
Best only. for football player. © Oct. 29,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 2, 1916; A 443650.
Fans miss bad football bones. @©@ Nov
12): 19163 dier Ney. Se,% 19964 i
443974,
© Oct.
Football teams built to order.
22, 1916; 1 ce. Nov. 8, 1916; A 443869.
Players should forget crowds. © Oct
15, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1916; A 443310.
Punt basis of football game. © Oct. 8,
1916; 1 ¢c. Oct. 18, 1916; A 443309.
[Note: The foregoing are in Boston
Sunday post]
© Neal R. O’Hara, Cambridge,
Mass.
[MaAHony (Paul R.)] Método mo-
derno para aprender 4 escribir en
maquina por el sentido del tacto.
New York, The Monarch typewriter
co., 1916. [20] p. illus. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] [26647
© Aug. 27, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 439488; Monarch
typewriter co., New York.
MAIL order news corp.*, Newburgh,
N. Y. Mail order truths. fps i.
[5]-33 p. 16mo. [26648
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 439756.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
MAKEPEACE (Bertrand L.)* Boston.
Loxo compound level. [8] p. illus.
(part col.) diagrs. S8vo. [26649
© Aug. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489954.
MancHESTER, N. H. Manchester di-
rectory, 1917. no. 52. Manchester,
N. H., Goodman’s boek store, 1916.
585, 656-707, 850-933 p. front.
(fold. map.) S8vo. $0.60. [26650
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446252; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. Mandel
brothers’ weekly art cut service.
[26651-26653
Sheet 399. Sept. 80, 1916. Sheet, illus.
234 by 18 inches. © Sept. 28, "1916;
2 e. Oct.. 16, 191Gtane Oct. 27, 1916;
A 444672.
Sheet 400, Oct. 7 ee Sheet, illus.,
24 by 18 inches. © O 5, 63; 2
e. and aff. Oct. 16, 1916: ‘A 444420.
Sheet 401, 401 A, Oct. 18, 1916. Sheet,
illus., printed on both’ sides, 24 by
18 inches. © Oct. 12, 1916= 2 © and
aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 439960.
MaraATTa (Hardesty Gillmore)* New
York. Maratta scales of artists oil
pigments. 9 p. diagr. 16mo.
[26654
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 439845.
Marks (Lionel §8.) ‘Total heat-en-
tropy diagram, the Mbollier dia-
gram for saturated and _ super-
heated steam. Diagram 1. [By]
Marks and Davis. Sheet, diagr., 24
by 24 inches. $0.20. [26655
©.Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444286; Longmans, Green
& co., New York.
Marston (C. E.) Geography of Mis-
souri. xxxii p. illus., maps. (part
col.) Ato. [26656
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446427; American book
co., New York.
MARTENS (Frederick H.) Little al-
mond eyes, an operetta, by F. H.
Martens and W. C. MacFarlane.
Stage manager’s book prepared by
F. H. Martens. Boston, O. Ditson
company, 1916... 2 p.L,43 peas
Svo. $0.75. [26657
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1916; aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 489780;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Martin (Cornelius Edward)* New
York. Simplified calendar, 1916.
Sheet, 43 by 6 inches. [26658
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 4443872.
1190
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
26682
Martin (William Lee)* Pittsburgh.
Preparedness. Ha p. 12mo. $0.10.
[26659
© Sept. 30, 1916: 2 cand aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444144.
[Mary Domitilla, Sister] Sixth
reader, by A sister of St. Joseph.
New York, The Macmillan company,
fie. at) p. front., ilus.- ports.
12mo. (The Ideal Catholic read-
ers.) $0.60. [26660
er Gen 25. 1916; 2-¢. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 445340 : Macmillan co.,
New York.
MASSACHUSETTS. Supreme judicial
court. Massachusetts reports.
[26661-26670
We Aa Dey tno, 101, Dee., 1915. Dec.
©
191 Sec dan. Oo, 19165 aft. Jan. 4)
1916: A 418322.
Vaooe, pe. eno, 102; Jan., 1916.- © Jan.
28, 1916; 9 ec. and aff. Jan. SE: 1O16's A
420584.
Wee ia RO. 105, Heb. 1916. .©
Mana s.. 191Gs 2c. and aff. Mar. 4,
1916; A 427148.
Vv. me pt. 3, no. 104, Mar., 1916. Tr.
, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr. 6, 1916; A
427567.
¥: 222, pt. 4, no. 408. May, 1916.
1916; 2. and ‘aff. June 6, 1
433385.
v. 223, pt. 1, no. 105, Apr., 1916. © May
PeOrG = 2)¢e. and. ait. May 3, 19163 A
428816.
Veet. no. JO7; June, 1916. ©
June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July 8,
1916; A 433579.
Veet, no. 108, July, 1916: . ©
ate 20, 1916; ZeCa and cairo, AWoy
#916; A 437086.
Vv. 223, pt. 4, no. 110, Sept., 1916. ©) pce
ae 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. os LOUGH:
437959.
Vi 224, pt. is no. 109, Aug., 1916. ©
Aug. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Aug. 26,
1916; A 438160.
© Little, Brown, and company,
Boston.
1
>
MAssI“~iton, O. Massillon official city
directory 1917. Akron, O., The
Burch directory company, 1917. 331
p. S8vo. $3.50. [26671
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Noy. 6, 1916; A 446224; Burch di-
MATHER-CARROLL @O.*, Chicago. Car-
ma church-workers co-operative plan.
13 p. illus. 16mo. [26673
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444532.
Mattocks (Sherwood S.)* Chicago.
Mattocks’ changeable letter and
number code. Card, 64 by 34 inches.
$0.05. [26674
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
13, 1916; A 444871.
MaAxweE.it (Helen) Beauty making at
home. Chicago, Armour and com-
pany, 1916. [32] p. illus. 16mo.
[26675
©? Oct) 5; 1916 322 e Gand) alti(Oct.
25, 1916; A 444573; Armour and co.,
Chicago.
Mears (Charles W.)
tising fallacies?
Are these adver-
(In Printers’ ink.)
[26676
© Nov. 2, 1916; 1 e. Nov. 3, 1916;
A 448668; Printers’ ink pub. co.,
New York.
MeEeLcHER (Webster A.)* Philadelphia.
Handwriting from a psychopathic
view-point. no. 29. cover-title, 4 p.
Svo. [26677
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489755.
Mettos (John)* Pittsburgh. British
war songs. Pittsburgh, Pa., J. Mel-
lor & sons. 18 p. illus. (col.) 4to.
$0.25. [26678
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
380, 1916; A 446182.
MELROSE advertising service*, Seattie.
School children’s water color or
crayon competition. (In Toledo
News-bee) [26679
© Oct. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1916;
A 448344.
MENDEL (Rosalie G.) Spark on the
farm, by R. G. Mendel, illus. by
Warner Carr. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co. [1916.]
118 p. inel. col front., illus., (part
eol.) S8vo. $0.60. [26680
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 -e.Nev., 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446284;
Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
rectory co., Akron, O. MENKE (Frank G.) Daily sport
budget. [26681, 26682
MATERIAL men’s mercantile assn., ltd.*, Nov. 11, 1916. (In Mypecine Telegraph)
New York. Monthly supplement, © Nov. 11, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 17, 1916;
New names and re-rating. Oct. 2, BENS : ,
eeeienect, printed on bot sides,|| Noy. 1%, 1016. (nm Fairmont times) ©
92 by 73 inches. [26672 449074.’ rt i Bra
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 5, © Menke syndicate, inc, New
1916; A 489650. York.
mis 1G- 4 1191
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26683
MERCHANTS’ AND manufacturers’ co.*,
Springfield, Mass. Merchants’ and
manufacturers’ service.
[26683, 26684
Bulletin no. 141. 3 1. illus. 4to.
©
Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 16,
1916; A 444419,
Bulletin no. 142, 142 A-—D.
11 by 82 inches.
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov.
444798.
5 sheets,
© Oct. 25,
8, 1916; A
MERIDEN, Conn. Meriden directory,
1916. [v. 42.] New Haven, Conn.,
The Price & Lee company, 1916.
G20 00S) .sp. front. (fold map.)
map. S8vo. $4.50. [26685
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 4453888; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
Merrow machine co.*, Hartford.
Price list of parts for the Merrow
high speed plain crochet, blanket
hemming and edging, and_ Shell
stitch machines. 22 p. illus. 8vo.
[26686
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444482.
MetTzcerR (Sol)* Washington, Pa. In-
tercollegiate athletics. [26687, 26688
Oct. 28, 1916. (In Washington Pa,
observer.) @© Oct. 23, 1916; 1c. Oct.
27, 1916; A 443539
HOY. Wie 1916. (in Washington daily
s.) © poe ee 1916; 1c. Nov. 16,
1916; A 449042
Mryer-BotH co. [26689-26705
Christmas edition. [8] p. illus. ooh
@ Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4,
1916; A 447216.
© H. J. Grauman, Siege
[Ladies’ plate ads.] ae 88-954. 8 1.
illus. fol. @©@ Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 444296.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Weeks
ending Oct. 21, 28, 1916 2 v. illus.
fol... [Text parallel to binding.] ©
ay 2, 1916; ec. each and aff, Oct.
, 1916; A 139669, 439670.
Weeks ending Nov. 7, 14, 1916. 2 v.
iiss) tol. © Oct. Zul 1916: 2c. each
and. aft. Oct... 25, 1916; A 444524,
444525.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 63, Sept. 21, 1916. phe
illus., 19 by "95 inches. © Sept ze
1916; 2c. and aff. Sept. 23, 1916;
439485.
Sheet L. P. 64, Oct. 7, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. Oct. 2,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A
444295,
Sheet L. PF. 65, Oct.. 14, 1916.4. )Sheet,
ane iae 19% by 254 inches. ©) Oye. 76
444835 e. and aff. Oct Ady MOTE sc A
pt. I, n. s., v.18
Meryer-BotH co.—Continued.
Sheet L. P. 66, Oct. 21, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 254 inches. © Oct. 14,
191632 ¢ and ‘afk. Oct, ASP TOL c A
439908.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
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19 by 25 "inches. © Sept. 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 4442038.
Sheet no. 32, Oct. 20, 1916. SHES illus.,
19% by 25 "inches. © Oct. 1916; 32 e
and aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A Gua 6.
Sheet no. 33, Nov. 1, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 193 by 25 inches. © Oct. 1
1916; 2 c and aff, Och 23,,19tG-: A
444523.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 305, 306, Oct. 7, 1916. 2
sheets, illus. y py 25 inches. ©
er 27, 1916; 2 ¢c. each and aff. Oct.
1916; A A441 Ba 444154,
ane no. 307, Oct. 28,1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. ©, Oct, 12 16;
2c. and aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A "444405.
Sheet no. 308, Nov. 10, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 254 inches. © Oct 14,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 19, i916: A
439907.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
MicHigAN City, Ind. Caron’s direc-
tory of the city of Michigan City,
Ind., and taxpayers of La Porte
County for 1916-1917-1918. Louis-
ville, Ky., Caron directory co., ince.,
1916. 1 p. 1,. [12]-983 op: Se Sve:
$5.00. [26706
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 488946; Caron directory
co., Louisville.
MIcHIGAN digest. Semi-annual Michi-
gan digest, covering decisions of the
Supreme court of Michigan reported
in Northwestern reporter, vols. 155,
p. 145, to 158, p. 256, January 1 to
June 30, 1916, supplementing Michi-
gan digest, vols. 1-7. iii, 146 p.
SVO. [26707
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
380, 1916; A 446133; West pub. co.,
St. Paul.
MICHIGAN POLICY-HOLDERS protective
assn., ltd.*, Saginaw Mich. Getting
what you pay for; or, How to pro-
tect your rights under your fire in-
surance policies. 14 p. nar. S8vo.
_[26708
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 380, 1916;
aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444851.
MILBURN,
more.
(ALEXANDER) c0.*, Balti-
Milburn oxy-acetylene weld-
ing and cutting apparatus. 32 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalogue 24, Aug.,
1916. ) [26709
© Sept. 1, 1916;
8, 1916; A 444804.
2 ec. and aff. Nov.
1192
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
26737
MirzarR (Ora Orr)* Fort Bragg, Cal.
Yerba buena receipt book of old
Mexican receipts for chili la chetis
sauce. Sheet, printed on both sides,
152 by 5% inches. . [26710
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 489905.
Mrzrer (Wilhelm) Prairie spirit in
landscape gardening. cover-title, 32
p. illus. fol. (Illinois agricultural
experiment station. Circular 184,
Nov., 1915) [26711
© Dec. 20, 1915; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1916; aff. Sept. 30, 1916; A 437895;
Department of horticulture, Univ.
of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., First trust co.*,
Milwaukee. Elmwood. One man to
another. 16, [1] p. illus., maps
(1 fold) S8vo. [26712
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444308.
MINNETONNA cCO.*, Owatonna, Minn.
Minnetonna ripener and pasteurizer.
8 p. illus., diagr. S8vo. [26713
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444174.
Mouier (M. Louis)* New York. Co-
lumbia record A-5477. Marche
Slay, Tschaikowski. Card, printed
on both sides, 64 by 34 inches.
({Studies in musie appreciation no.
2.1)
© July 16, 1915; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 30, 1916; A 489599.
MotocH stoker co.*, Chicago. Bulle-
tin. cover-title, 8 p. illus. 4to.
[26715
oct. 22, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444679.
MonTHLy service bulletin. nos. 9 &
10, Aug. and Sept., 1916. [4] p.
4to. [26716
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 20, 1916; A 444500; National
amateur wireless assn., New York.
MorpeEcar (Samuel Fox)* Durham, N.
©. Mordecai’s law notes, continued.
Real property ; questions on Morde-
eai’s law lectures, chapters 10-26.
Durham [Printed by The Seeman
printery|] 1916. 1 p. 1. p. [1273-
a3h1.[ —Svo. [26717
© Oc. 12, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444433.
Morcan spring co.*, Worcester, Mass.
Wire products. Catalogue D. 288
p. front., illus. tables. 4to.
[26718
mee, 21, 1916-°2 Gand aft.
Oct. 23, 1916; A 446055.
[26714
Mornine telegraph Sunday magazine,
(New York morning telegraph, sec.
Vs [26719-26723
ment. 17, 1916. "@ sep. 17, 1916° 2.¢,
Oct. 17, 1916; A 4438274.
Octet, 8, nore [2 installments] ©
Oct. 8, 1916s 4 sel each Oct: * 23,
1916; A 443408, 443409.
Oct. 15, 22, 1916. [2 installments] ©
Oct. 15, 22, 1916; 1 -c. each Oct. 26,
1916: A 443512, 443518.
© Lewis pub. co., New York.
MorRTARBOARD; the yearbook of Bar-
nard college published by the class
of nineteen hundred and seventeen.
v. 23. New York, Barnard college,
Columbia university, 1916. 204 p.
mlus:; ports. ’ sq: Svo: “$1.50:
[26724
©» Apr: 25, 191635 4. Ca. July 44,
19163 Die.. Oeti, 18, 1916; af—Oct: 28;
1916; A 446166; Cornelia Throop
Geer, New York.
Morton salt co.*, Chicago. Telegraph
code book. 2 p. 1., 3-109 p. 16mo.
[26725
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 445599.
MorTHeER Goose.
Mother Goose rhymes. LHAsi vps veo
illus. 48mo. © Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Oct. 2, 1916; A 444159.
© John H. Eggers, New York.
Nursery rhymes from Mother Goose, illus.
by Grace G. Drayton. New York, C.
Scribner’s sons, 1916, 1 p. 1., 111 p.
col. front., ailue col. plates. 12mo.
$1.00. © Sept. 1916; 2 c. Sept. 8,
1916; aff. Sept. 58, 1916; A 439547.
© Charles Scribner’s sons, New
York.
MountTAIn states telephone & tele-
graph co.*, Denver. ‘Telephone di-
rectories. [26728, 26729
Albuquerque and Tucumeari_ districts.
Book no. 6-S., Sept., 1916. cover-title,
oo spwe4t0. Oi Sept. 265 191629 es
and aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 4389790.
Roswell district. Book no. T-S., eee
[26726, 26727
1916. cover-title, 24 p. Ato. © Oct
2.. 19163: 2 ce. and. an... Get 1.9- 1916;
A 439789.
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel) [26730-26737
Election bewilders Italians. © Nov. 138,
TOG 2 ts eo NOVA tO One = 449019.
Enemy rains shells on captured Goritz.
@, Octoot8; T91IGEA hc: Octiv235, ties
A 443414,
Italian guns belch fire upon Austrians.
Oct. 14,
A 443282.
Italians are wearing down the Austrians.
@; Oct 2071916). Lb ec Oct: 23,519165
A 448417.
Italy gets grip on Albania. © Nov. 2,
1916; 1 ec. Noy. 6, 1916; A 443744.
1916s 1 eG Oct, 18) 99165
1193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26738
Mowrer (Edgar Ansel)—Continued.
Italy to grant furloughs. © Oct. 28,
916; 1 c« Nov. 1, 1916; A 443635.
Sky raids on Venice peril U. S. con-
stilate. | @. Oct, 19, 1906< 1 eaOect. 23,
1916; A 443425.
Teutons’ losses 2,400,000. © No uss
aor Ceci ao Nov. 16, 1916; A 249016.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Mowrer (Paul Scott) [26738-26749
Allies will keep up big drive all winter.
Oe 16..19162, 4c) Oct. 19, £5865
A 443318.
Calls on allies to aid Norse. © Oct. 30
1916; i ec. Nov. 2, 1916; A 443658.
Chicagoan at Verdun front. © Novy. 10,
; 1 c. Nov. 13, 1916; A 4438958.
Wxpect feeaae fight for days. @ Oct.
LOUNGE A GC: Nov. 1, 1916; A 443640.
Foe gains on Somme is Berlin admission.
@ OGtie 36) 19165 1c. Novi: 2; Aan ;
A 443661.
France honors dead on All Saints day.
@: Nov. tt, 1T9IGs Peco Nov. 6; 1916;
A 443750.
French writer sees alliance with U. S.
© Oct. 31, 1916; 1 c Nov. 3, 1916;
A 443678.
Germany seeks Polish army. © Nov. 8,
1916: 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443888.
Monroe policy torpedoed. © Oct. 16,
1916; 1 ¢c. Oct. 19, 1916; A 443320.
One pigeon captured aids in Verdun
fisht. © Octs 21; 191624 eeNay. I,
1916; A 443639.
Paris elated by Verdun gain. © Oct. 26,
1916; 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443595.
Sees envoy on war mission. © Nov. 13,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449020.
’ [Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Oakland,
[4 p-
[26750
©) Sept... 1, 191652 ¢. Sept fs,
1916; aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439764.
[MuEtterR (J. T.)]
set de2. (2v.. 16m:
Mozumpar (Akhoy Kumar)*
Cal. Universal message.
16mo.
Christmas dialogs.
$0.50.
[26751, 26752
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c each Oct. 23,
1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 445475,
445 76: Antigo pub. co., Antigo, Wis.
Mumrorp molding machine co. Split
pattern vibrator machines. §& PD.
illus. S8vo. [26753
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444683; Vulcan engineer-
ing sales co., Chicago.
MurpeHy (Eda Lord) Popular food
chart no. 1-4. 4 wall charts, 42 by
284 inches. [26754-26757
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Oct. 20, 1916; A 444494444497; Ka-
ward C. Bridgman, New York.
pt. 3). 8. S592
[MuscHAMpP (HE. A.)] [Unele Harry’s
evening talk B 74-B 85, by EH. A.
Muschamp and R. C. Clothier.] [12
instalments] (Jn Johnstown Daily
tribune ) Contents :—B 74. Uncle
Harry and his party see the Grand
Canyon.—B 75. Uncle Harry tells
about the new laws made by Con-
gress.—B 76. Uncle Harry explains
the American-Mexican joint commis-
sion.—B 77. Uncle Harry explains
daylight saving.—B 78. Uncle Harry
tells about the presidential cam-
paign—B 79. Uncle Harry tells
about the British tanks.—B 80.
Uncle Harry talks about the great
Russian empire.—B 81. Uncle Harry
defines a trade war.—B 82. Uncle
Harry tells of the wonderful prog-
ress of American chemistry.—B 83.
Uncle Harry discusses the eight-hour
day.—B 84. Uncle Harry explains
about the presidential electors.—
B 85. Uncle Harry tells of cities
ruined by war. [26758
© Sept. 14-28, Oct. 2-23, 1916; 1
ce. each Oct. 27, 1916; A 443538 ; M—C
syndicate, Philadelphia.
MuscGrAvE (A. F.)
yhemicals of in-
terest to dyers. (in National
cleaner and dyer. Novy., 1916)
[26759
© Oct. 20, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 23, 1916;
A 448442; Dowst bros. co., Chicago.
v. 3, no. 1, Sept., 1916.
15 p. 8vo. [26760
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
42. 19162" 445073 American book
co., New York.
Music bulletin.
MusIcrIAn’s calendar and _ bDirthday-
book for 1917. New York, G. Schir-
mer, 1916. [27] p., 5 blank 1. for
mem. 16mo. [26761
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444602; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. :
Myers (William Fenton)* Amster-
dam, N. ¥. Chart showing exemp-
tions and rates of tax under the
transfer tax laws of 1910, 1911 and
1916 [ete.] [6] p. folder.. Svo.
$0.50. [26762
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 439881.
NATIONAL CANNERS assn. Canners di-
rectory [1916] Comp. by The Na-
tional canners association, 1916. 162
p. S8vo. [26763
© June 21, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July
12 "AIG 431888 : Frank HK. Gor-
rell, sec’y, Washington.
1194 |
BOOKS,
no. 11, 1916
GROUP II
26784
NATIONAL CASKET co.*, Long Island
City, N. Y. Catalogue O.
[26764, 26765
Chicago, Ill. 325 p. illus. (part col.)
obl. 24mo. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct.
Si1916 ; aft. Nov. 1, 1916; ‘A 446199.
Indianapolis, Ind. 327 p. illus. (part
cory «6Cobly 24mo0. © Oct. 12, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A "446119.
NATIONAL CLOAK & Suit co.*, New York.
Christmas gifts. 35 p. illus. (part
col.) Svo. (National money-saving
style book. v. 20, no. 8, Oct., 1916)
[26766
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
80, 1916; A 444684.
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gas assn.*, New
York. [26767-26771
Accounting. Lesson no. 4. Balance sheet
or indicant accounts, vi, [23, 638-89 p.
S8vo. (Practical gas educational
courses) @©@ Mar. 15, 1916; 2 c. Mar.
ieee toOrGr sat Mary 7, LOT6; A
426778.
Commercia! management. Lessons no. 4,
, Office organization and practice. 2
p. l., [47]-—66 p. S8vo. (Practical gas
educational courses) @©peMarge sb:
1916; 2c. Mar. 18, 1916; aff. Mar. 17,
1916; A 426775.
Tilumination. Lesson no. 7. The meas-
urement of light. 2 p.1., p. [138]—154.
diagrs. S8vo. (Practical gas educa-
soul courses. )
© June 16, 1916;
Pen Aue 1Otor cate, Aug. 2.° 1916:
A 435567.
Indexing. Lesson no. 7. 2 p.1., p [83]-
97. illus. S8vo. (Practical gas edu-
cational courses)
PC NUS. 3.) LOLG6 5
A 435566. :
Reference papers L. Physics, light.
Physics, sound. 2 p. 1., 28 p.
Svo. (Practical gas educational
courses.) @ Mar. 15, 1916; 2 e. ar
18, 1916; aff. Mar. 17,1916; A 42677
NATIONAL CREDIT corporation bank and
attorney directory. [Sept., 1916]
Chicago, The National credit corpo-
ration, 1916. 2 p.1., [3]-444 p. 4to.
$7.00. [26772
@-sept. 25, 1916: 2 ce. Oct. 27,
1916; aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 445485;
National credit corporation, Chicago.
© June 16, 1916;
aAlioe AM 2 lO Git
M.
diagrs.
NATIONAL DAIRY council*, Chicago.
[267738, 26774
National dairy council; an organization,
not for profit, te advance dairying,
agriculture and soil ee euty, +) PD. 1
[13]-78 p. fol. © Oct. 1916; 2 e.
and aft. Oct. 9, 1916; A 438781.
Quart a day for every child. (In Satur-
day evening post, Nov. 11, 1916) ©
NoOyero, 1916: 1 -e Nov. 16: 19163" A
449011.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica, N. Y. Universal data
and sales book [additions] Sept..
1916. [49] p. 8vo. $10.00. [26775
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11,4916; A 429259,
NATIONAL LAMP works of General
electric co., Engineering dept.*,
Cleveland. Bulletin8 F. Miniature
Mazda lamps. Oct. 20, 1916. 21 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. [26776
@iwOck;), 24,1916 342. © )Pand” aff:
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444678.
SAVINGS bank,
Workingman’s story.
[11] p. nar. 8vo. [26777
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 489498; Claude
H. Westbrook, Albany.
NATIONAL UTILITIES
Agency M. O. 8.
Svo. [26778
© Oct. 20; 1916 ;"'2 c. and) fait.
Oct. 23, 1916; A 444507; Lucien Me-
Powell Garrard, Philadelphia.
NAVY LEAGUE. Woman’s section. Na-
tional committee on voluntary aid.
Manual of voluntary aid. 80 p.
diagrs. 16mo. $0.25. [26779
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489957; Leila Montague
Barnett, Washington.
WEBRASKA telep. co.*, Omaha, Neb.
Specifications for installation of no.
5d50-A private branch exchange
switchboards. 1p. 1, 12 p., 8 plates,
diagrs. obl. 32mo. [26780
@) Sept 20, 1916;).2) © and? ote
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444170.
NEEDHAM (Wm. L.)* Chicago. Friend
of every home. [Chicago, West end
musie eo.]* 1916) 3” p. © fol.
Albany.
cover-title,
NATIONAL
corporation.
cover-title, 11 p.
[26781
© -Ock) 14, i916; 2 cand” aif:
Oct. 19, 1916; A 439949.
Ne (Marion Harris) Ryzon haking
book.’ +80.) p. .~ illus: (part col.)
Svo. [26782
© Aug. I, 1916s re. andyatk.
Oct-45 “TSG o A
chemical co., Food dept.,
NEILL (Jeremiah F.) j7r.*,
444189; General
New York.
Philadel-
phia. Movies. are they injurious to
your eyes. [10] p. illus. 16mo.
[26783
©" Sept. 28; 1916292 ‘Gand aft.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444151.
NELSON’s encyclopedia. Semi-annual
revision pages. (October, 1916) of
Nelson’s perpetual loose-leaf encyclo-
peedia. Various paging, illus.,
plates, ports., maps, tabs., diagrs.
Sya [26784
©) Oct 25, 1W91Gs0 2h e@ ands atk
Oct. 28. 1916; A 445380; Thomas
Nelson & sons, New York.
1195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Bnvs ees
NEw ENGLAND telep. & teleg. co.*, Bos-
ton. Lowell district telephone di-
rectory [section] 7%. Fall issue,
1916. cover-title, 152 p. 8vo.
[26785
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 489529.
NEW PROCESS cO., Warren, Pa. Easy
measure blank. Sheet, illus., diagrs.,
103 by 74 inches. [26786
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 439999; J. L.
Blair, Warren, Pa.
New York (City) Record insurance
directory of greater New York City.
New York City, G. H. Holden & co.,
mG) OIG.) 1. (pad. | Sa ape). sk2mo.
$1.00. [26787
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 445523; George
H. Holden & co., inc., New York.
NEw YORK CENTRAL YL. Lr. GO.
[26788, 26789 -
Motive power dept. Instructions for the
lubrication and care of journal boxes.
Sept. 1, 1915. 21 p. diagrs. 16mo.
© Sept. 12, 1916% 1 ec. and aft. June
NG ONG: i) c "Mar. 1 LORE A:
434508.
Rolling stock dept.
lubrication and care of journal boxes.
Sept. 1, 1915. 19 p. diagrs. 16mo.
@ Sept. 12. 19153 cs) July 5.) 1906:
1c. Mar. 11, 1916; aff. “Mar. 31, 1916:
A 426954.
© Frank H. Hardin, New York.
NEw YORK HERALD co.*, Jersey City.
[26790-26800
Drift is toward President in a practi-
cally tied race, Herald’s canvass shows.
@rOct 22, 19168 1c) Oct 25,, 19tG aA
443406.
Mr. Hughes leads by 722 votes in straw
vote total 204,599 panlete ; Mr. Wilson
makes gains ‘in eighteen states. &
Oct. 29, 1916;-1 ce. Oct. 30, 1916;
443588.
Mr. Hughes plurality is 3,727 out of a
grand total of 146,064 straw votes.
©). Oct. 22) 191631 c7Ock 23.) 1916.
A 443407.
Mr. Wilson leads in national straw vote
of the Herald in contest that hangs
by a hair. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ce. Nov.
6, 1916; A 443725.
President continues to gain in a neck and
neck race as shown by Herald’s can-
vass; '@ Oct.2295 1916 > 1 el Ock 30;
1916; A 4438587.
President leads Mr. Hughes by 2,672 bal-
lots in a grand total. © Nov. 5, 1916;
1c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 4438726.
Traffic policemen tell of Fifth avenue
problems. © Oct. 29, 1916; 1 ec. Oct
30, 1916; A 443586.
Twenty steamships shown on the Her-
ald’s chart. Key to chart. Oct. 22,
1916. L Oct. (22) ASG 541 %e,/Oct. 123
1916; A 443405.
oe 12, 1916.
c. Novy. 12) 1916;
© Nov. 12, 1916; 1
A 443938.
Instructions for the :
NEw YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
18 steamships shown on Heralds chart.
Key to chart. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 e.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 443724.
24 steamships shown on the Herald’s
chart. Key to chart. Oct. 29,
1916; 1 ce. Oct. 30, 1916; A 443585.
[NoTE: The foregoing are in New York
herald. |
NEw YoRK TIMES, 1916.
Shakespeare tercentenary. 1616-—
1916. > [4] p. “Wlus) 7 tek [26801
© Apr. 23, 1916; 1 c. May 3, 1916;
A 4242386; New York times ec., New
York.
Apr. Ze,
New YORK TIMES INDEX. v. 4, no. 3,
July—Sept., 1916. New York, The
New York times, 1916. 1 p. 1., 417,
iv p. S8vo. $2.00. [26802
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 17, 1916;
aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 446443; New
York times co., New York.
Baltimore.
[26803-26810
Created & sold by the Newark shoe
maker, the Newark shoe. (Jn Balti-
more Evening sun) @© Oct. 27, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 31, 1916; A 443624.
Here are two smart styles for men.
Baltimore news) © Oct. 27,
1c. Oct. 31, 1916; A 443628.
Honestly now, old top, did you-ever see
such luxury of style and such won-
derful values for the money? ie
Baltimore news) @© Nov. 3, 1916;
Nov. 9, 1916; A 443822. .
Newark shoe maker says:
style plus extra value.
hose. (In Baltimore Evening sun) ©
Oct., 20, 1916: 1 ¢. Oct, 26) J9iGe Te
443507.
NEWARK shoe stores ¢o0.*,
(In
1916;
I give you
Manchester
Save-a-dollar Newark Di
(In Baltimore news) @©@ Oct. 20,
1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1916; A 443506.
—_— There’s a dollar in it for you. [4]
p. illus. 8vo. © Oct. 2, 191th 2 ic
and aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A AA4A4T4,
Newark shoe $2.50 and $2.95. You will
like them immensely says the Newark
shoe maker. (In Baltimore star) ©
Nov. 3, 2916; 1 « Nov. 9,° 19167
443834.
Save a dollar, Newark shoe. $2.50 and
$2.85. Guaranteed six months $1 for
6 pairs. (Jn Baltimore star) © Oct.
6, L9163°1 ce Oct. 9," 1916 7X 443079.
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. Newburyport
and Amesbury directory, 1916-1917.
no. 36. Boston, Mass., Sampson &
Murdock co., 1916. 543 p. front.
(fold. map.) S8vo. $4.00. [26811
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 445232; Sampson & Mur-
dock co-- Boston.
1196
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
Newport and West
directory, 1916. New-
port, Vermont, Donald C. Davis,
99tG.. 113 p. Svo. [26812
Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 446090; D. C. Davis,
Newport, Vt.
NEWPORT, Vt.
Derby, Vt.,
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. [Each Proof, illus.
[26813-26875
Asthma Simpson, the village queen.
Anybody can be a hero in pictures. ©
Get. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; A 447367.
Luke should get a job as a movie
comedian. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A "447365.
You can’t Spang Luke, at that. ©
wee 7, 191Gs 2 c. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; "A 447366.
Brow Brothers: EO, do you do Mr. Lo
Brow. © Nov. 19VG3 2) ec: and aft.
Nov. 16, 1916; re 447368.
I had a beau once, his name was
Claud. @© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444593.
If you would keep your mouth shut.
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444846.
—— Listen here Lo, I want to tell you.
Oct 2t, 1916; 2 ¢:. and aff. Nov. 1,
1916; A 444704.
Say! Hy, has a man without any
hair on his head got more brains than
a man with a lot of hair on his head?
@ Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 20,
1916; A 444487,
Daily magazine page for everybody. Are
American mothers going crazy over the
pataste. © Oct. 28, 19165 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444839.
Feminine foibles. Merely a question
of cash. © Oct. 14, 6s 2) Gand
aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444596.
How to arrange you hair according
to the latest mode. © Oct. 21, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444710.
How to guard the beauty that’s
really now your own. © Oct. mr
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916;
444840,
How to make jewelry enhance your
beauty. © Novy. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447372.
How to make your Senet really
straight and strong. © Oct. 1916;
2 c. arfd aff. Oct. 20, 1916; me 444492.
How you can bring out the natural
beauty of your hair. © Oct. 14, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444599.
—— Mischievous moon. © Oct. 28,
191652 ¢. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
444843.
Revelations of a wife. Do you
realize what a romantic figure your
elderly admirer, Mr. Gordon, is?
Werice,) 1916 s "2c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444842,
How a strange TS gang
rectly reproved Dicky. ©
HOTG oe eC) and aff. ay ie To16?
A 447376.
How Dicky met the unknown.
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c: and aff. Nov. 1,
1916; A 444711.
26875
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—
Continued.
How Katie was ready for her
wedding. © Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c«. and
aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 444488.
How Madge faced her first ex-
travagance. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444598.
What Katie wished Madge to
tell the man she loved. © Oct. Gs
1916: 2ve. and; att.” Oct.” 20." 19162). A
444490,
Why Dicky said, You’re the
original kill-joy. @ Nov. 4, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 447374.
Why Dicky’s mother said, Do
vou know that man. @© Oct. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444709.
Why Mr. Gordon said to
Dicky, I cannot tell you what this
means to me. © Oct. 28, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444841.
Why the changing of two
bags caused Dicky deep unhappiness.
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; A 447373.
Salt a real beauty aid you may
turn to many uses. © Oct. 7, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 20, 1916; ‘A 444493.
—— Secrets of health and happiness:
Why your blushes prove your body’s
perfect balance. © Oct. 15, 1916; 2 ¢,
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444600.
To the highest bidder. © Nov. 4,-
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A
447371.
Very newest winter coats. Fur
trimmed coats of velvet or duvetyn
fashion’s latest fad. © Oct. 28, 1916;
2 ¢e., and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444844,
When her ship comes in. © Oct.
21 tOiG = 2vewand ante Nove Le Lore
A 444708.
Winifred Black writes about a
Halloween ghost. @© Oct. 21, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444707.
Winifred Black writes about lost
dogs and plain folks. @ Nov. 4, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 4473875.
Winifred Black writes about matri-
mony and business. @© Oct. 14, 1916;
2-¢: ‘and’ aft. Oct.! 25, 19165 A: 444597.
Winifred Black writes about the
circus children. © Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444706.
Winifred Black writes about the
folly of fault-finding. © Oct. 7, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 444491.
Winifred Black writes about The
little runaway boy. © Oct. 7, 1916;
2c and aff. Oct. 50, 1916; A 444489.
Winifred Black writes about your
Aladdin’s lamp. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444595.
Fuller Bull. Don’t these social affairs
bore you to death, Miss Giltrox. ©
Oct) 7, 19163 2 and aff. Oct. 20.
1916; A 444485.
Employment .agency. Well, so-long
Jim! @ Oct. 28, 1916: 2c: and ‘aff.
Noy. 10, 1916; A 444847.
Hello Fuller, what are you doing
now. ov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff,
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447377.
Is this Mr. Morgenbilt? © Ochs 21:
1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy. 1,°1916; A
444702,
1197
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26876
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*¥—
Continued.
Huller Bull. What—-? I’m sorry, sir, J
slipped. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444591.
Fuller Bull says: April first ought to be
a national hcliday. @© Sept. 9, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444589.
Autos are getting so common re
spectable people refuse to get run ove1
by them any more. © Sept. 30, 1916;
2 ec. and aft. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444584.
Country folks think city folks all
wicked. © Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444583.
If some Edison would invent a hat.
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 25.
1916; A 444585.
——If some of these state legislators.
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 4448386.
It takes two kinds of people to
make a world. Oct. 14, 19162 2 ¢:
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444588.
Professional male dancers have
come back into favor. @ Sept. 16,
LONG 2) cy and) att. Oct. oO. LOG A
444586.
—— Robbers used to live in caves. ©
Sept.w2,) L916: 2 ¢c. and att. (Oct. 25
1916; A 444587.
— — Skirts are getting so short. © Nov.
4, 1916; 2 ¢c and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
444838.
When these racy moving pictures
come to town. Oct. 7s, JOUG? s2ive;
and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 444582.
Polly and her pals. A’fore we starts
learnin’ you the secrets of our ancient
order. © Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢«. and aff,
Noy. 16, 1916; A 447369.
Amusing, whaddye mean, amusing.
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 25,
1916; A 444592.
©
Polly’s got her a French maid.
Oct OG sy 2. comands ath Oct 20)
1916; A 444486.
Y’ mean t’ say yer payin’ real
money to learn hypnotism. © Oct. 21,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A
444708.
Y’ mean to say yer dawgone turtle
has escaped? © Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444848.
That son-in-law of pa’s. But I thought
you said a royal-flush would beat any-
thing. © Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444594.
Her the love o’ mud. © Nov. 4,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A
447370.
— Gosh blink it, here’s my desk all
littered up agin. © Oct. 21, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444705.
-Gosh! If that cousin o’ Cedric’s
aint eatin’ agin! © Oct. 7, 1916; 2c.
and aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 444484.
Why, Aunt Libby! So you’ve come
to make us that visit. © Oct. 28,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
444845,
Nort (HH. Percy) [26876-26881
Amevicans go to Saloniki. © No
v. 6
1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1916; A 4488382.
Bulgars deserters make allies’ roads.
Oy Octs Bi, 1916% Wee. Nov, 43,016): :
A 443672,
pt. 1s.
NoeEL (BE. Perey )—Continued.
Greeks interested in vote. Nov. 9,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 18, 1916; A 4438946.
Monastir may fall ere winter sets in.
Nov. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 449058.
Serbs record three mile gain. © Oct.
21, 19163 1. ¢. Oct 2a miei
443484.
Wins flood battle to supply Serbians.
© Oct. 26, 1916; 1c. Oct30; 19nG-
A 448596.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
NortH (Leland §8.)* Punxsutawney,
Pa. History of the John North and
Elizabeth Pogue families. (In
Punxsutawney news) [26882
© Aug. 30, 1916; 1 ec Sept. 19,
1916; A 449072. |
NortH (Sam W.)* Lincoln, Neb. Can
they find the solution you had in
mind? A question of importance.
[3] p. illus. S8vo. [26883
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444225.
NortH Providence, R. I. North Provi-
dence, Johnston and Smithfield di-
rectory Rhode Island, 1916. Boston,
Mass., Union publishing company,
inc., 1916. 242 p. S8vo. $2.50.
[26884
© Oct.) 30,1916; Bive\eand ait
Nov. 4, 1916; A 445502; Union pub.
co., Boston.
Norton (David B.)* Plainville, Conn.
Relationship of negative and posi-
tive numbers. cover-title, 8 p. Svo.
y [26885
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Nov. 1, 1916; A 444698.
NorRwWAtkK, Conn. Norwalk directory,
1916. [v. 26.] New Haven, Conn.,
The Price & Lee co., 1916. 554, [8]
p. front (fold. map.) map. S8vo.
$4.50. [26886
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c, and aff.
Oct. 28, 1916; A 445882; Price & Lee
co., New Haven.
Noyvres (Henry T.)* Rochester, N. Y.
National design registration bill and
what it seeks to accomplish. (Jn
The Monitor, Aug., 1916.) [26887
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
A 448410.
NUNEVILLER (W.) co.*, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia automobile guide, v. 1.
Lp. Lh, 425 poo maps. “nares:
$0.50. [26888
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1916;
aff. Oct. 13, 1916; A 444878.
1198
BOOKS, GROUP II
26917
no. 11, 1916
O’Brien (Nellie)* Denver. Prohibi-
tion campaign songs. [3] p. 8vo.
$0.05. [26889
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444367.
O’Connor (D. Charles) How to pass
the board. 2. (in The Spatula,
Oct., 1916. ) [26890
© Oct. 31, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
A 448837; Spatula pub. co., Boston.
O’Connor (John Edward)* San Fran-
cisco. Acrostic sonnets and other
poems. [San Francisco, Progress
printing co., 1916] 2p.1.,11 p. 8vo.
$0.25.
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
aif. Oct. 14, 1916; A 489829.
Oporono co.*, Cincinnati.
[26892, 26893
Overcoming the well-dressed man’s worst
enemy. 5 p. folder, illus. (part col.)
16mo. © Sept. 15, oe 2) @. and “atts
Oct. 14, 1916; A 439822
Truth about excessive perspiration,
[1] p. illus. 24mo. © Oct. 1916:
2c. and aff. Oct. 14, 1916; A 7439823
OFFICIAL index to state legislation. v.
PanOweal, a2, Aug. 19, 26,1916. New
York, Law reporting company. 1916.
ZN... 4to. [26894, 26895
nowoiG Aus, 22, 1916: 2 c Aug.
25, 1916; aff. Sept. 15, 1916; no. 32
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 31, 1916;
aff. Sept. 7, 1916: A 438880, 437584;
Law reporting co., New York.
New York &
J. John Lawson’s
(in Metropolitan)
[26896, 26897
© Oct. ZAG ae Oe OF LONG:
O’Hicerns (Harvey)*
Martinsville, N.
Story.
Dtiul.
A 4433
Die. "© a LTTE les Nove Set G1l6 :
A 443669.
OHIO BANK & Saving co., Findlay, O.
Christmas money club weekly pay-
ment book. [Hach cover-title, 10 1.
[4] p. 16mo. [26898, 26908 |!
1 cent class, going down. © Oct. 10,
TONG 2 ec) and afr. Oct. 19, 1916s A
439883
1 eent class, going. up. © Oct. 10,
NOG oN eeand att. Oct. 19, 1916s A
439882.
2 cent class going down. © Oct. 10,
UoiGer2 e@. and afi. Oct: 19; 1916; A
439885.
2 cent class, going up. @ Oct. 10,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A
439884.
5 eent class, going down. © Oct. 10,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A
439886.
5 cent class, going up. © Oct. 10,
MOG ne. and, at Oct. 19, 1916s A
439887.
[26891 -
eS
OHIO BANK & saving co Rees cor
25 cent class. © Oct. 10, 1916; . and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439888.
50 cent class. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439889.
$1.00 class. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439890.
$2.00 class: © Oct. 10) 191163 2 ce and
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 439891.
$5.00 class. © Oct. 10, 1916; . and
aft: “Oct? 19; 19165 A 439892.
© Forman-Bassett co., Cleveland.
OHNECK (Grover H.)* Detroit.
[26909-26912
Heavenly light. Sheet, 54 by 4 inches.
© Sept. 25, 1916; 1c and aff. Oct.
OF HOG Te: Sept. 285:5 1916 58 A
444312.
Higher thought. Sheet, 54 by 4 inches.
g Sept. 25, 1916: 1 c. and aff. Oct.
6; £ se: Sept. 28, AOlGe, cA
444310.
Hungry soul. Sheet, 54 by 4 inches. @
Sept. 25, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Oct. 9,
LOTS el ye. Sept. 29) LOLG > CA 444313.
Soul that loves to labor. Sheet, 5% by 4
inches. © Sept. 25, 1916; 1 ¢. and
aff. Oct. 9, 1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916;
A 444311.
Om well supply co.*,
Everything for oil wells. 6 p. 1., iv
690 p. illus., diagrs. (part. col.)
16mo. (General catalogue and price
list no. 048.) [26913
© -Oct:-7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 438905.
Oxrp farmer’s almanack, 1917, by Rob-
Pittsburgh.
ert BY "Thomas. no. 125. Boston,
W. Ware & co., 1916. 48 p._ illus.,
‘tables. 12mo. [26914
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
Zi POMG AL 445259 « Horace BE. Ware,
Boston.
OxLps (Eugene O.)* Washington, Pa.
New and economical way of getting
well. cover-title [16] p. diagrs.
24mo. [26915
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
He LOG Gok 444399.
OMAHA Sanitary supply co. Catalogue
O. Omaha, Nebraska, [1916] xxxv,
659 p. illus., tab., diagrs. 8vo.
[26916
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
3, 1916; A 446211; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
OREGON musicians directory, Seasons
1916-1917. [Portland, Or., The Na-
tional musicians directory company,
1916] cover-title, 80 p. illus., ports.
24mo. [26917
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 445269; Herman A.
Horowitz, Portland, Or.
1199
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26918
OrMsBy (Frank E.)* Chicago. Plants
and people. Ormsby’s annual prog-
nosticator and year-book of the
heavens. [28rd year, 1917]
port., diagrs., 12mo. $1.00. [26918
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 446029.
Orr (Ernest B.)* Philadelphia. 66
the game of games. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
U. P. board of publication [1916]
65 numb. cards in box, 34 by 2?
inches. $0.50. [26919
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 489787.
ORTON (George W.) [26920, 26921
Bob Huntin Canada. Philadelphia, G. W.
Jacobs & company [1916] 6 p. l,
[9]—294 p. front., col. plates. 12mo.
$1.00. Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 9,
1916; aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 446267.
ieee and cross-country running. New
York, American publishing company
L1ISiG] >. 46) pi front) “(port.) illus.
16mo. (Spalding’s red cover series of
athletic handbooks no. 48 R)_ $0.25.
@ Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 15,
1916; A 446430.
© American sports pub. co., New
York.
Oseoop co.*, Chicago. Artistic head-
ings lend value to your advertising.
[8] p. illus. fol. fold. to 12mo.
[26922
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 444632.
OsMAN (Leo S.)* Baltimore. Mys-
terio messenger, directions for use.
4 j. illus. fol. [26923
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444472.
OvuIMET (Francis) Iron club play.
(In Golfers magazine, Nov., 1916)
[26924
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 443860; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST society of engi-
neers*, Seattle. Proceedings. v. 15,
no. 8, May-June, 1916. Some of the
problems in the flood control of the
White-Stuck and Puyallup rivers,
by W. J. Roberts. 5 p. 1., [3]—40 p.
illus., fold. map. 8vo. $0.35. [26925
© Aug 30, 1916; 2 c Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Sept. 26, 1916; A 439508.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
San Francisco... Telephone direc-
tories. [26926, 26927
Seattle, Various paging.
4to. 2c and aff.
Sept., 1916.
© Oct. 5, 1916);
Nov. 14, 1916; A 445645.
Tacoma, Sept., 1916. Various agin
4to. © Nov. LTO TGs . =
Nov. 14, 1916; A 445644,
64 p..,
2 7: and aff.
pt. Lunes: iv. gS
PADGETT (Edward R.) Weekly fea-
ture page. Oct. 15, 22, 1916. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 244 by
17 inches. [26928
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444515; Internati. syn-
dicate, Baltimore.
Detroit.
[16] p.
PAGE-DETROIT motor car ¢€o.*,
Winter motoring luxury.
col. illus. fol. (Cover-title: Paige
closed cars) [26929
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 « and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 444857
PALISADE mfg. co.*, Yonkers, No ¥-.
Fever; a presentation of tempera-
ture charts for diagnostic and prog-
nostic purposes. 15 p. diagrs. S8vo.
[26930
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444481.
Patmer (Frederick) [26931, 26932
Take Regina trench in one big bite. @G
Oct. 23,.1916; 1 ¢.. Och Aa Si6-
A 443609.
Veterans from Vaux and Douaumont
pitted against British on the Somme.
© Oct. 35, 19163. 1L«c. Oct aie taeae
A 443540.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
herald]
© Associated press, New York.
PALUMBO (Anthony)* New Orleans.
Shield of human independence. 6
numb. loose 1. fol. [26933
os, Oct. 2; 1916; 2 & and afe Ver
OIG Ae 439844.
PARAGRAFS. v. 10, no. 6, ‘Sept., 1916.
24 p._ illus. Syo. 126934
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 24, 1916; A 439995; Whitaker
paper co., Cincinnati.
Parts factory. What’s in the choco-
late. (Jn Minneapolis journal.)
[269385
©, Oct. -26, 1916; 2%) Oe eaa
1916; A 448601; Ralph B. Ellis,
Minneapolis.
PARISIENNE art service*, New York.
[Bulletin] [26936-26988
no. P 80. ist mo. for Nov., 1916. numb.
l. 357-364. illus. fol. © + Odt: 5;
1916;..2'-ec. and. aff. Oct Ae 1916:
A. 439774.
no. P 81. 2d no. for Nov., 1916. cover-
title,. numb. 1. 365-372. - illus. fol.
@ Oct. 15, 1916: 2 ¢c.. and ae oes
21, 1916; A 439973.
no. P 82. 3d no. for Nov., 1916. numb.
1. 873-880. illus. fol. Oct: 25,
19163°2 ¢. and) aft. Octs 27,7 91a.
A 444639.
1200
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
PARKER (J. V.)* Chicago.
[26939-26941
Analytic system for the measurement of
relative fire hazard, 1914 ed. Suppl.
no. 1. Sept., 1916. 42 1. 8vo. ©
Oct. 19lGe 2, c and aff. Oct. 13,
102
1916; ‘A 444363.
Analytic system for the measurement of
relative fire hazard of brick, tile, terra
cotta and sewer pipe works, pour)
Sept., 1916: 13 p. 8vo. © Oct.
LIIGe 2 'e@, and aff. Oct. 13, 9162
A 444362.
Analytic system for the measurement of
relative fire hazard of traction car
houses, yards and rolling stock. Sept.,
HotGs. 15 p. Svo. © Sept. 30, 1916;
Pre wand air, Oct. 13, 1916.3 A 444361.
D. G.) Kaiser’s
campaign. cover-title, 15 p. 16mo.
$0.10. [26942
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 439914 ; Elizabeth Par-
sons, Cleveland.
PARSONS (Henry
Parsons (Louella O.) [26943-26947
Real romance of the movies. Oct. 22,
1916. Geer 2Z2) 1916 5°21 c. Oct-23,
1916; A 44384538.
Ser 29) 1916. © Oct... 29, 1916;
tre: Oct. 30, 1916; A 443764.
Navies, 1OtG., © Nov. 5, 1916; 1.¢.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 443894.
——Nov. 12, 1916. © Nov. 12, 1916;
1c. Nov. 13, 1916; A 443984.
Romeo and Juliet pictures fulfill ideal-
IStcemeacedm. ©: Oct. 15, 19163 1 ‘e:
Oct 16! 1916; A 443291.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
PATCHIN (Frank Gee) Battleship
boys under fire; or, The dash for
the besieged Kam Shau_ mission.
Philadelphia, Henry Altemus com-
pass [1916]. 256 p. inel. front.,
plates. 12mo. $0.50. [26948
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 488966; Howard E. Alte- !
| PEOPLES TRUST & savings bank of Chi-
mus, Philadelphia.
PATCHIN (Robert H.)
tude of belligerents, says Patchin!
Proof, port. [26949
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447000; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
PATTERSON (Ada) Jockey of death.
(In New York evening journal)
[26950-26960
Moye, 1916, © | Nov. 3, -1916;) 1° ¢.
Nov. 4, 1916; A 443698
Nov. 4, 1916. @© Nov. 4, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 443722.
Nov. 6, 1916. oh Noys..6; (1916+! dee:
Nov. 7, 1916; A 448784.
Maite LOLG. (©, Noy...¢, 1916:
Nov. 8, 1916; A 443802"
Cs
American |
trade’s greatest problem to be atti- |
PatrtTerson (Ada)—Continued.
Nov. 8, 1916. @© Nov. 8, 1916;
Nov. 9, 1916; A eee
Nov. 9, 1916. @© Nov. 9,
Novy. 10, 19164 A 443844,
Novy. 10, 1916. @© Nov. 10,
Nov. 11, 1916; A 145982,
Now.) 115 1996: © Nov:
Nov. 18, 1916; A 143936"
Nove 13; 1916." © Nov. 13:
Nov. 14, HOG) eA 443968.
Nov. 14, 1916. © Nov. 14,
Nov. 15, 1916; ‘A 443994.
Nov. 15; 1916. © Now. 15, 1916;
Nov. 16, 1916; A 449035.
1916;
1916;
1916;
Cc.
1
1
1
TOG rE. GC.
1
LLG EA Tt
1
Cc.
© International news _ service,
New York.
PATTERSON-GIBBS co.*, Chicago. Un-
usual pictures for advertisers, cut
book no. 7, cover-title, 128 p., illus.,
(part col.) 4to. $1.00. [26961
OLOct..10- 1916: 2°e. Dek “1s,
1916; aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 444628.
PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Breed publishing
company’s 28th annual directory of
Peekskill for 1916. Newburgh, N. Y.,
Breed publishing company, 1916.
239 p. Svo. [26962
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 446091; Breed pub. co.,
Newburgh, N. Y.
PrEIRcE school*, Philadelphia. Peirce
school catalogue, 1916-1917. 52d yr.
144 p. front. S8vo. [26963
Sept. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 14, 1916; A 489290.
PEOPLE’S HOME journal. Wonderful
eollection of magnificent premiums.
Annual premium list of the People’s
home journal. [1916-1917] cover-
title, 48, [1] p. illus. (part col.)
Ato. [26964
© Oct. 1, 1916 :.2 G..and alr, ;Ock
12, 1916; A 489757; EF. M. Lupton,
publisher, ine., New York.
ecago*, Chicago. About some wills.
2ps,. L2mo: [26965
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444803.
PERDUE (Edward M.) Studies in can-
eer.) no! 2.) -Sept.,. 1916. Kansas
City, Mo., Johnson’s pathological
laboratory for cancer research, 1916.
23 p. illus., map. 8vo. [26966
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
138, 1916; A 439499 : Ora A. Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo.
PERFECTION-SPRING service co.*, Cleve-
land. Perfection heater. [8] p.
illus. S8vo. [26967
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 4898638.
1201
Puixtiies (Libbie Sprague)
PHOTOPLAY directory of the motion pic-
PICHEREAU
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26968
PEROLIN co. of America*, Chicago. I’m
here, lead me to it. (Jn Power)
[26968
© Nov. 14, 1916; 1 « Nov. 15,
1916; A 443973.
PERSONAL efficiency. v. 6, no. 10, Oct.,
1916. diaegrs.
4to. [26969
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 19,
1916; aff. Oct. 6, 1916; A 4899138;
La Salle extension univ., Chicago.
Peters (Alfred Edward)*
New Brunswick, Canada. Value of
milk; cream indicator. cover-title,
8p. illus. nar. 8vo. $0.25. [26970
@ duly: 19, 1916:"2 @ Aue 12,
1916; aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 489759.
32 p. illus., ports.,
Moncton,
[26971, 26972
Dolora Wallace. chap. 1-5. @© Oct. 23,
1916; 1 c. Oct. 25, 1916; A 443514.
Her engagement ring. chap. 5-7. ©
Qct)) 23,1916: Le). Oek: 25, 1916; A
443515.
[Note: The foregoing are in Illus-
trated companion ]
Qa) B: - Warner’ ce:
York.
ine., New
ture industry of the Southwest.
1916 ed. Los Angeles, Cal., Photo-
play cart, VIG) Af pie oa 4 ar0:
$1.00. [26973
2
=
© June 15, 1916; e. June 20,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1915; A 444019;
Photoplay directory pub. co., Los
Angeles.
(Asahel Phelps)* Lan-
easter, Pa. Call to human better-
ment progression. Lancaster, Pa.,
The H. B. P. publishers, 1916. 12 p.
ports. nar. 8vo. $0.10. [26974
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 444567.
Pick (Albert) & co.
ee ————————————————————————————
*, Chicago. Hoiel,
pt. 5. Aes: aw 3S
PIERCE-ARROW motor car co.*, Buffalo.
Pierce-Arrow motor trucks. [1916
ed.] 1p.1., [5]-104 p. illus., diagrs.
Svo. [26977
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444188
PIPER (Edwin)* Battle Creek. ‘Tri-
umph of truth, a moral masque. 11
p. illus. 8vo. [Motion picture sce-
nario] [26978
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 439838.
PLAINFIELD, N. J. Richmond’s direc-
tory of Plainfield, 1916. v. 5.- Yon-
kers, N..-Y., Passaic, Woy dees
Richmond, 1916. 562 qo pees
(fold. map.) S8vo. $5.00. [26979
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Nov. 4, 1915; A 445524; W. L.
Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
PLATT (Louis J.) Industrial fuel.
Lesson no. 4. Combustion and se-
lection of a fuel. 2 p. L, [123]-147
p. illus. Svo. (Practical gas edu-
cational courses) [26980
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 € Magee,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426774;
Natl. commercial gas assn., New
York.
PLEGER (John J.)* Chicago. Book-
binding. Nov., 1916. (Jn Inland
printer. ) [26981
© Nov. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 8, 1916;
A 443805.
PirymMoutH fur co.*, Minneapolis.
Plymeuth hand-book of furs. 63 p.
illus. S8vo. [26982
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1916;
aff. Oct. 2, 1916; A’ 444186.
PotteD Durham _ breeders’ assn.*,
Greenville, O. American Polled
Durham herd book. v. 6. Xxxxviii,
restraurant and institution equip- 960 p. front., plates. Svo. Cones
ment. cover-title, various paging. :
illus. (part col.) 4to. (Catalog © Oct. 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
E 16) [26975 24, 1916; A 446275.
— peek ee eee Se Postum cereal co., ltd.*, Battle Creek.
So ee si Road to Wellville. 11 p. illus.
Pierce (R. ff) Illumination. Lesson] 24mo. [26984
no. 4. Graphical methods of pre- | © Sept. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
senting data. 2 p. 1, [?1]-92 p. 2.1916; A 444155.
diagrs. 8vo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) [26976 | PowEtt (C. C.)* Baker, Or. Find the
© Mar. 15, 1916: 2 c. Mar. 18, films game contest. cover-title, 15 p.
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426777; | Syo. [26985
Natl. commercial gas assn., New ! © Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1916;
York. aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444346.
120:
—
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916 27010
Powers & Walker casket co.*, Grand | PueH stores co.*, Chicago. Advance
Rapids, Mich. Burial garments. fashions, Pugh stores co. Fall &
72, [1] p. illus. 4to. (Cover-title: winter, 1916, 1917. 19 1. plates.
Burial garments that build prestige 16mo. [26995
for the undertaker ) [26986 © Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c« Aug. 23,
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2° Sept.’ 28,
1916; A 444274.
Press (I1.) & sons*, Philadelphia.
Diamonds direct from the cutters to
you by mail. 224 p. illus. 4to.
[26987
©) Oe. 15,° 1916; 2 .c. Oct 13;
1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 489920.
PREWETT (Clay Wiley)* Kansas City,
Mo. Directions, Prewett addometer.
[8] p. folder. illus. nar. Svo.
[26988
roc 2, 1916; 2 «: Oct. 9; 1916;
aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 444395.
PROTESTANT HEpiscopal church in the
S. [26989, 26990
Hearing God speak through the spread
of the church’s message; lessons pre-
pared by Members of the Protestant
Hpiscopal church. Teachers’ manual.
Milwaukee, The Young churchman ¢o.,
1916. iliv, 93 p. 12mo. (Christian)
$0.40. © Sept. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 438419.
Trust in God. lessons prepared by Mem-
bers of the Protestant Episcopal
church. Teachers’ manual. Milwau-
kee, The Young churchman co., 1916.
TG ALBA oy 12mo. (Christian nurture
Series, course no. 3) $0.40. Sept.
1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14, 1916:
A 439291.
© Young churchman co., Mil-
waukee.
ProTzE (Gust)* Fenwood, Wis. Snar-
ing foxes, wolves and other animals.
Sheet, 8 by 5% inches. $0.20.
[26991
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 439747.
PROVIDENCE telephone co.
[26992, 26993
{Providence, Official Seon
Rey
Nov. 1, 19 ;
Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 18, 1916; aff.
Nov. 9, 1916; A 446369.
© Providence telephone co., Provi-
dence, R. I.
Providence classified business directory.
Nov. 1, 1916. 147 p. 4to. © Nov. 6,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
444850,
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
PurBLO, Col. R. L. Polk directory
co.’s Pueblo city directory. [v. 18]
Colorado Springs, Colo., The R. L.
Polk directory co., 1916. 578 (i. e.
575) p. S8vo. $7.00. [26994
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
19, 1916; A 4452387; R. L. Polk di-
rectory co., Colorado Springs, Col.
cm
1
é
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 4389544.
PuncH. vy. 151.
[26996-26999
no. 3924, Sept. 20, 1916. © 1c. Oct. 18,
ata "A ad int. 2802; pubd. Sept. 20;
no. 3925, Sept. 27, 1916. © 1c. Oct. 25,
1916; A ad int. 27943; pubd. Sept. 27,
1916.
NO:\,5926,, Oct: 4, 1916... © ies Nov. a
1916; A ad int. 2801; pubd. Oct. 4,
1916.
no. 8927. Oct. D1, 1916.) .@ jAve.wNove (,
1916; A ad int. 2808; pubd. Oct. 11,
1916.
© Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd.,
London.
Purpy (S: S.)* Saginaw, Mich.
Writing scales. 38d-S8th grades. 6
sheets, 10 by 82 inches. $0.50.
[27000
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444319.
PuRINTON (Edward Harle)* Morgan-
town, W. Va. You can! Sheet, 14}
by 11 inches. $2.00. [27001
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447012.
Purse (R. P.)* Chattanooga.
[27002-27007 —
As we begin anew. cover-title, [6] p.
16mo. © Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 10, 1916; A 444838.
For instance. cover-title, [6] p. 16mo.
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444830.
Minimizing hazard. cover-title, [6] p.
16mo. © Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 10, 1916; A 444831.
Safeguarded insurance. cover-title, [6]
p. 16mo. © Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444828.
Stronger mitt the years. cover-title, [6]
p. “16m © Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff, Nove ‘10, 1916; A 444829.
Suppose? cover-title, [6] p. 16mo. @©
Nov. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444832.
Puss in. Boots. eol. illus.
48mo. [27008
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444161; John H. Eggers,
New York.
[13] p.
Q. M. S. co. [27009, 27010
Q and C shop saws. QM §S type 1M
saw. 12 p. illus. 8vo. © Oct. 14,
1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 30, 1916;
444682,
1203
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27011
Q. M. S. co.—Continued.
250 Ib. post hammer for operation by
air or steam. 4 p. illus. 8vo. ©
Oet. 44. 1916 2c, and “a8 Oct. 50;
1916; A 444681.
© Vulcan engineering sales co.,
Chicago.
QUILLER-CoucH (Sir Arthur)* Fowey.
Cornwall, England. Tales of the
Spanish Main. The unfortunate
Harry Glasby. (Jn Premier maga-
zine, Nov., 1916) [27011
© 1c Oct. 28, 1916; A ad int.
2797; pubd. Sept. 29, 1916.
RADCLIFFE (William L.)* Washington.
[27012-27015
Putting your town on the map. cover-
title, 24 p. illus., map, sheet ait-
tached to inside of cover. 8vo. ©
Heb, 29, 2916: 2 e. arid alt. Oct. 4,
1916; A 444199.
Boost your old home town. Sheet,
illus., 11 by 14 inches. @© Sept. 11,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A
444201.
—— [Canary bird in a coal mine]
Sheet, illus., 11 by 14 inches. © Sept.
tt A916: 2 e. and aff. Oct. 4,.41916;
A 444200.
—— This town may have what it needs
when its citizens pull together. Sheet,
j 11 by 14 inches. @© Sept. 11,
oe ce. and aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A
Ratt (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
Ill. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ. Lesson no. 19-22. Nov. 5—
26, 1916. Lessons written by H. F.
Rall, practical applications written
by John William Langdale. (In
Adult Bible class monthly. Nov.,
1916. ) [27016
©). Octon24¢ IMIG 1 Verse 24,
1916; A 443444.
RALSTON purina co.*, St. Louis.
Profitable poultry the year ’round.
[8] p. folder. col. illus. 16mo.
[27017
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444880.
RANDALI (A. L.) co.*, Chicago.
[27018, 27019
(part col.) 4to.
Display. 15 p._ illus.
ec; and aff. .Oct.
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2
24, 1916; A 439989.
Modern flower’ shops. 15 pz illus.
(part col.) 4to. © Sept. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 24, 1916; A 439990.
New York.
[1] p. illus.
[27020
and aff. Oct.
Rau (Alexander W.)*
Gifts that are. 10,
Svo.
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 «.
25% 1916 ; A 444603.
pt. 1, Bs Ss-ve8S
RAWLINSON (Henry) British can
break Somme line, he says. (Jn
New York times) [27021
© Oct.-26)/ 1916; a%e Gelber
1916: A 443541; Associated press,
New York.
[READE (Joshua)] Administration of
Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1917. New
York, N. Y.. The Reade publishing
company, 1916. cover-title, 16 p.
port. S8vo. [27022
© Aug. 25, 19162 2 e@ Age ee
1916; aff. Sept. 11, 1916; A 439260;
Reade pub. corp., New York.
REALTY mercantile credit assn., inc.*,
New York. Debtor register. Suppl.
Sept., 1916. cover-title, 88 p. fol.
[27023
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444623.
Rep book of individual ratings [1917.]
Philadelphia, Pa., Commercial ref-
erence company, inc. [1916.] 2p. 1,
844 p. fol. $25.00. [27024
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 446341; Commercial ref-
erence co., Philadelphia.
REED (Vivian) Just plain clothes.
(In Toledo daily blade) [27025
© Oct. 14, 1916; 1 ce. Nov. 2. 1916;
A 443652; General film co., ine,
New York.
Reep & Carnrick*, Jersey City. Pre-
paredness, the nation’s armament,
the doctor’s armamentarium. cover-
title, 16 p. col. illus. - 8vo.
[27026
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444482.
Rei~ty & Britton co.*, Chicago. Birth-
day wish. [Jan.—Dee.] 12 v. eol.
ilius. 24mo. $0.25 each.
[27027-27038
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 439924439935.
Reis (Benedict)* New York. Making
money; the agency plan. [12] p.
16mo. [27039
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
4, 1916; A 444210.
Reis (Jacob <A.) jr*. Wooster, O.
Directions for playing the game
Bongo. [4] p. 16mo. [27040
© Sept. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
23, 1916; A 489484.
1204
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916 27062
Reno, Nev. R. L. Polk & co.’s Reno, | Rrerz (Harriet )—Continued.
Sparks, Washoe County and Carson 4 p. 1, 18-268 p. front., illus. 8vo.
City directory, 1917. v. 2. Salt $0.60. [27050
Lake City,-R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
274 p. 8vo. §5.00 [27041
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 488978; R. L. Polk & co.
of Utah, Salt Lake City.
REPORTER service bureau*, Chicago.
R. 8. B. ad-cuts. Aug., Sept., 1916.
2. alluss; fol. [27042, 27043
© Aug. 10, 15, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 444810, 444811.
REPUBLICAN national committee.
Western headquarters. Campaign.
1916. Registered tracer. Iowa ed.
[6] p., 10 1., 18 post cards in folder,
obl. 48mo. [27044
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 4389786; Registered tracer
system, Springfield, Il.
REVERE, Mass. City of Revere, Massa-
chusetts directory, 1916. Boston, H.
Howard, 1916. 282 p. S8vo. $3.00.
[27045
© Noy. 9, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1916; aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 446448;
Harold Howard, Boston.
REVUE de Paris. 28° année. no. 18, 15
sept., 1916. S8vo. fr. 2.50. [27046
© Sept. 15, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 3, 1916;
A—Foreign 14203; Administration
de la Revue de Paris, Paris.
RicHMOND (Grace S.)* Fredonia, N. Y.
Red Pepper’s patients. chap. 4, 5.
(In Ladies’ home journal, Nov.,
1916) [27047
© Oct. 20, 1916; 1 ec Oct. 21,
1916; A 443382.
RicHMonpD, Cal. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Richmond, Martinez and Contra
Costa County directory, 1916-1917.
[v. 8] Oakland, Cal., R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 564 p. S8vo. $7.00
[27048
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 446009; R. L. Polk & co.,
Oakland, Cal.
Rickerrs (John B.)*
Mo. Sovereigns. [6] p. folder.
16mo. [27049
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444426.
Rietz (Harriet) Mary Lee, the camp-
fire girl, by Harriet Rietz, illustra-
tions by Alice Carsey. Racine, Chi-
cago, Whitman publishing co., 1916.
Kansas City,
© Sep 10; 1916572) ¢) Och 14:
1916; aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A 445158;
Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
RINEHART (Mary Roberts) Marriage
or a career—or both. (Jn Chicago
her ald) [2 1051
©) Oct 1a) 191GrrlienOct, 16) 1916;
A 443297; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Ring (Welding) U. S. prosperity
after war will depend on volume of
export trade, Says expert! Proof,
port. [27052
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447002; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
ROBERTS-WICKS co.*, Utica, N. Y. Fall
& winter. 1916-17. [12] p. illus.
(part col.) 12mo. [ 27053.
© July 29, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 3, 1916;
aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 439768.
ROBINSON (Mary Cleopatra)* Tacoma.
Voice of all nations; or, The revolu-
tionary pups. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
S8vo. $0.50. [27054
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
12, 1916; A 489265.
RocHEL (Clément)* Paris. Chanson
des Flandres. nos. 1-21. [21 instal-
ments] (In Paris Patrie) [27055
© Sept. 19, 1916; 1 c. each Oct.
26, 1916; A—Foreign 14222.
RocKWELL (Paul Ayres)
[27056-27062
Air battles in raid biggest ever fought.
© Oct. 21, 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 25, 1916; A
443481.
Chicagoan is back at front. © Nov. 13,
1916: 1 c. Nov. 16, 1916; A 449015.
Lufbery vanquishes new 2 gun aircraft.
© Oct. 24, 1916; 1 «c. Oct. 27, 1916;
A 4435338.
Milwaukeean tells ve trench horrors. ©
Oct. 18, 1916; 1 ¢@ Oct. 16, 1916;
443248,
Raid brings Prince
death. © Oct. 18, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1916; A 443415.
Three more from U. §. die in French
legion. © Oct. 17, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
1916; A 4438351.
Young Milwaukeean is killed in battle.
© Oct. 31, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 3, 1916; A
443671
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news.]
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Root (W. A.) Salesmanship. Lesson
no. 4. Air heating systems, gas. 2
l., [57]-84 p. illus. diagrs. 8 vo.
(Practical gas educational courses)
[27063
(© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ec Mar. 18,
1916; aff. Mar. 17, 1916; A 426776;
Natl. commercial gas assn., New
York.
Roppr’s perpetual calendar. Sheet, 144
by 12 inches. $0.10. [27064
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1916;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 439919; Chris-
' tian Ropp, Chicago.
Rose (Mal)* Oskaloosa, Ia. Listen
to me. Oskaloosa, Ia., Oskaloosa
herald co., 1916. [48] p. front.
(port.) 12mo. $0.50. [27065
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444697.
Rose (William A.) Tin owl stories,
by W. A. Rose, illus. by L. J. Bridg-
man and Ruby Short, New York, H.
Holt and company, 1916. 3 p. 1. 262
p. front., illus., plates. S8vo. $1.50.
[27066
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 438887; Henry Holt &
co., New York.
Ross (Nathaniel C.)
ease.
Meaning of dis-
(In Journal of chiropractic.)
[27067
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 443714; Ross college of chiroprac-
tie, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Ross (Paul Reed)* Daly City, Cal.
Seeing the Orient through a port-
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ord) [27068
© Aug. 4, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 23, 1916;
A 443411,
RotH (Chas. G.)* St. Paul. Next.
cover-title, 8 p. 24mo. [27069
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1916;
aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 489779.
Roya tailors*, Chicago. Royal tai-
lored, inch by inch, to a blueprint of
your figure. (Jn Saturday evening
post. Oct. 28, 1916) [27070
© Oct. 26, 1916; 1 ce. Nov. 1, 1916;
A 448752.
Royat Worcester corset co.*, Worces-
ter. Royal blue book of authentic
corset styles. Autumn and winter,
1916-1917. cover-title, 48 p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. [27071
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 @. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444578.
pt. Isnrss.vi ds
ed
RUNDELL (Sidney P.)* Madison, Wis.
Rundell’s' intercollegiate football
schedule. [1916] [4] p. col. illus.
16mo. [27072
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 439488.
Ruorr (Henry W.) Cirele of knowl-
edge; essential facts of everyday in-
terest in nature, geography, his-
tory. [ete.; prospectus] Henry W.
Ruff, editor in chief. Boston, Wash-
ington, Chicago, The Standard publi-
cation company, 1917. various pag-
ing. illus., plates (part col.), maps
(part col.) 4to. [27073
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c Oct. 21, 19165
aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 488997; Stand-
ard publication co., Washington.
RUSSELL (Alfred L.)* New York. Cot-
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$0.25. [27074
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 489956.
RUSSELL (Lillian)* Chicago.
97075-27108
Beauty talks. And still you live. ©
Nov. 8, 19163 1 ¢ Novi; 2916774
443916.
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Don’t wait to beautify. © Oct. 14,
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Full bloom roses © Nov. 14,
1916.3-1 ic, Nov. ts, 1916; A 449034.
Lest you forget. © Nov. 7, 1916;
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1946 ;-1 ec. Nov. 17, 1916574 419086.
Oily skin. :@ Noy.73; 291G yes e
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© Oct
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Perfumes. © Oct. 30, 1916; 1 ¢e
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©
Rubs for wrinkles. Nov. 13,
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Nov... 1, 19163;° 1c. Nov.>2, foto eee
443685.
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443928.
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Beauty vanishes with the loud voice of
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RUSSELL (Lillian) *—Continued.
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©
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AOL se
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Pure and refined coiffure. © Oct.
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229G> te. Oct. 20, 1916; A 443388,
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—— When to remember age. © Oct. 31,
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Ryan (John Barry)* New York. Girl
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p. 12mo. [27109
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11, 1916; A 444349.
SABIN (Francis Ellis)* Madison, Wis.
Syntax game for high school Latin
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$0.40. [27110
© Aug. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444184,
St. CLarmr mfg. co.*, Dayton, O. Mod-
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© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
14, 1916; A 439820. ;
SALESMAN-SHIP of
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© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 444481; Columbian rope
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71114—16——5
the Columbian
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm.
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© Nov. 2, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 4, 1916;
A 443707; Clarence C. De Puy, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
ANCO auto supply co. Wholesale
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© ‘Oct. fi.” 1916 | 27)" Octs 725:
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 445437;
John A. Schick, Chicago.
Francisco. Chamber of com-
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[4] p. diagr. 4to.
27115
©) Aus 24. 191G="2. eC Aue. 28.
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444020;
H. Van R. Chase, San Francisco.
SAN
merce.
commerce.
SAUNDERS (H. J.) Geography of
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(part col.) 4to. [27116
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446428; American book
co., New York. :
Scarre (William B.) & sons 6o.*,
Pittsburgh. Water purification for
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© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
12 ,1916; A 489761.
ScHack artificial flower co. Schack’s
Christmas flower book. 1916. cover-
title, 20 p. illus. (part col.) fol.
[27118
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444412; Joseph Schack,
Chicago.
SCHAEFER (Joseph)* New York.
Zlaty kl’Geé do neba alebo Dokonaéla
Vtitost napisal Jaén von den Driesch.
Vydal Josef Schaefer. 38 p. i6mo.
$0.10. SE ee
© Sept: 30, 1916-2 ¢ Oct. 7, 19165
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A s44535,
ScHapHorst (William Frederick) *
New York. [27120-27123
Area of cylindrical pipes or ducts. (In
Heating and ventilating magazine.
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Noy. 18, 1916; A 449109.
Power topics. (Jn American wool and
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Oct. tae AOLG Sei rer Oct 21, “19 16irer A
44337
Noy. 16, 1916. (Jn American wool
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19AG 2h ch Nove 17; 1916S A 449068.
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Primitive baptismal formula. 16 p.
12mo. $0.05. [27124
© June 1 1916; 2c. Aug. 31, 1916;
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ScHOONOVER (Richard H.)* Ada, O.
Parsing and diagramming. cover-
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© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23 ,1916: A 444522. [Text parallel
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[27126-27131
German fire makes Predeal a memory.
© Nov. 2, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A
443743.
German wireless is foil to censor. @©
Now. tow 1986s dies Nov. 16, 19u6 ck
449014.
Oswald F. Schuette, with Gen. Falken-
hayn’s army, tells of last foe being
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Oct. ('249 19163 2 e.xOct., 275 1916); A
4435382.
Ring of steel drawn tighter by Teutons.
©.Oct, 28) 19162" 'c. Novi, TOG:
A 4438634,
Roumanians making desperate attacks.
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A 443851.
Saves thousands of Germany’s wounded.
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ScHUMAKER (A, J. R.) Union lesson
guide and golden text book for 1917.
Philadelphia, American Sunday-
school union, [1916]. 64 p. 382mo.
$0.06. [271382
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
3, 1916; A 446206; American Sun-
day-school union, Philadelphia.
ScuHuster (Hdw. J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [27133-27134
Sept., 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title, 250
(i. e. 260) p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12mo.
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. O
1916; A 444289,
Sept., 1916. Western ed.
200 p. 12mo. © Oct. 10, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444358.
ScHurtre & Koerting co.*, Philadelphia.
Koerting grease extractor and feed
water filter. 4p. illus. 4to. (Cata-
log 9, section E) [27185
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444268.
Scotr (Fred Newton) Course of lan-
guage study in outline with sugges-
tions for teachers, to accompany
Lessons in English. Books 1 and 2.
Git. Be
cover-title,
Revised ed. by F. N. Scott and Gor- !
1208
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Scorr (fred Newton )—Continued.
don A. Southworth. Chicago, New
York [ete.] B. H. Sanborn & co.,
[1916.] 89 p. 12mo. [27136
© Oct. 27, 1916: 2, ¢) OchNsaG,
1916; aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 446313;
Benj. H. Sanborn & co., Chicago.
Scotr stamp & coin co., Itd.*, New
York. Scott’s standard postage
stamp catalogue. ‘5th ed., 1917.
various paging. illus. 16mo. $1.25.
[2a
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 438980.
ScREw machine products corp.*, Provi-
dence. Personal power transmission
for executives. [12] p. illus. 8vo.
[27138
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444621.
SEARS (F. W.)* New York. Betray-
ing one’s confidence. (In Milady
beautiful. Nov., 1916.) [27139
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2c. Nov.
1916; A 449056.
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago. Bar-
gain counter. Bulletin no. 206.
cover-title, 32 p. illus. 4to. [27140
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
23, 1916; A 489489.
Security trust co., of Rochester*,
Rochester, N. Y. Your agent. [12]
p. 16mo. [27141
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
11,1916; A 444852.
SEEHAUSEN, Wehrs & co.
Chicago, [1916.] xl, 549 p._ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. [27142
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446409; J. A. Schick &
R. R. Donnelley & sons co., Chicago.
Catalogue G.
SecaL (Alfred) ‘“?” Sept. 11-16,
18-23, 1916. [12 instalments.] (Jn
Cincinnati Post.) [27143
© Sept. 11-16, 18-23, 1916; 1. «@
each Oct. 11, 1916; A 443227; Post
pub. co., Cincinnati.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [27144-27148
Boudoir custumes rival in beauty formal
evening gowns. © Nov. 12, 1916; 1c.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449054.
Metal embroidery trims the newest hats.
© Nov. 5, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 10, 1916; A
443940.
More plaited the skirt, the newer it is.
Oct.'22, 1916; 1 es Oct. 2674910.
A 443529.
New furs are being worn in odd ways.
Oct. 29, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 2, 1916; A
443688.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean)—Continued.
‘gicas feathers have come back. © Oct.
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SENIOR STUDENT’S text book. 4th
year, pt. 1. The Bible and social
living. 1. The family. 2. The com-
munity. Prepared by Harry F.
Ward in collaboration with Sidney
A. Weston. Ed. by Henry H.
Meyer. New York, Boston, The
Methodist book concern [1916] iv,
6S p. 12mo. (The Berean graded
lessons, international course)
$0.123. [27149
© Sept. 1. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 446020; Harry F. Ward,
Boston.
SENIOR TEACHER’S Manual. 4th year,
pt. i. The Bible and social living.
1. The family. 2. The community.
Prepared by Harry F. Ward in col-
laboration with Sidney A. Weston.
Ed. by Henry H. Meyer. New York,
Boston, [ete.] The Methodist book
eoncern [1916] vi, 74 p.. 12mo.
(The Berean graded lessons, inter-
national course) $0.15. [27150
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
23, 1916; A 446021; Harry F. Ward,
Boston.
SEVERA MAGYAR naptira a jo egészség
tanacsaddja, 1917. cover-title, 48 p.
Svo. [27151
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 444676.
SEVERA’S DEUTSCHER almanach und
gesundheits-rathgeber, 1917. cover-
title, 48 p. 8vo. [26152
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489796; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SEVERA’S MEDICAL almanac and guide
to health, 1917. cover-title, 48 p.
Svo. [27153
0c. 9.1916: 2 e.. and aff.: Oct:
12, 1916; A 439792; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SEVEROS LIETUISKAS kalendorius
yadovas i sveikata, 1917. cover-
title, 48 p. 8vo. [27154
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 439798; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SEVEROV ALMANAH in zdravoslovje za
Slovence, 1917. cover-title, 48 p.
8vo. [27155
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489794; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
ir
27179
SEVEROV HRVATSKI Kalendar i vodja
zdravlja, 1917. cover- title, 48 p.
[27156
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489800; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SEVEROV SLOVENSKY Kalendar a domaci
lekar, 1917. cover-title, 48 p. S8vo.
[27157
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489795; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
a domaci
cover-title, 48 p. S8vo.
[27158
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489793; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SEvERtV Gesky kalendat?
lékaf¥, 1917.
SEvERY Polski kalendarz i przewodnik
zdrowia, 1917. cover-title, 48 p. S8vo.
[27159
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 « and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489799; W. F. Severa
co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
SHaw (George Bernard) G. Bernard
Shaw on Anglo-American relations.
(In New York times magazine)
[27160
© Oct. 22, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1916;
A 443489; New York times co., New
York.
SHaw (Stanley)* South Hanson,
Mass. Carpet of Kamrah. (In
Short stories. Dec., 1916) [27161
OMNoy. i, 19IGs te Woy. 15,
1916; A 443992.
SHaw (Warren Choate)* Hanover,
oa
a%.
H. Brief-maker’s notebook for
argumentation and debate. Boston,
New York [ete.], Ginn and company
[1916] various paging. 4to. $1.20.
[27162
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1916 =
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447222.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[27163-27179
Shepard's citations of all Alabama cases.
voc, mo: Zhe Sept, ee {Cumulative
suppl.] 60 p. Svo. $5.00 per yr. ©
OE G: 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 23.
1916; A 446039.
Shepard’s Dakota citations and key-num-
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1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 153
8vo. $5.00 a yr. Oct, 925; 1916:
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Shepard’s federal citations. v. 6, no.
or 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] ane
ENG. $5.00 per ivr? .@7 Oct. 19,
1916: e. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A
426040-
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SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s Indiana citations. v. 8, no. 3,
Sept., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.] 303
p. 8vo. $5.00 a yr. © Oct. 27, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A 446318.
Shepard’s Iowa citations. v. 8, no. 3,
Sept., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. ] 368
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Shepard’s Maine citations. vy. 2, no. 1,
Oct., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 55 p.
Svo0. . ($4.00 “yr. 9 @ Oct.) 31, 1916;
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Shepard’s New Hampshire citations. 2d
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© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aft. Nov. 10,
1916; A 446316.
Shepard’s New Hampshire citations. v.
iP yenOy ln Ot.» LOG: {Cumulative
Suppl le 4O0R pe. S/Sves 155.00) yr
Oct. 31, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
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LONG M2 eo and (att 'Octs 23) LOiG vA.
446041.
Shepard’s Ohio citations. v. 8, no. 3,
Sept., 1916. [Comulative suppl.] 120
Dp. Syo. $4.00 per yr. @© Oct. 5,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A
446088.
Shepard’s Oklahoma citations. v. 8, no.
2, Sept., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
244 p. 8vo. $4.00 per yr. © Oct. 7,
LOLG Sy 2iecaeandyatt. sOets, 2a oor:
446035.
Shepard’s Pacific reporter citations. Vv.
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Seppo. i262 tpl) Sven, SG00hy yr, 5©
Nove 1 1916) 27 ¢e) ‘and ‘afi Noye-10;
1916; A 4463238.
Shepard’s Southern reporter citations.
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suppl. $5.00. © Nov.
1916: 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov. 1.0 ALONG:
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Shepard’s United States citations. v.
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Cumulative suppl. 99 p. 8vo. $4.00
per yr. © Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Bet. 23, 1916; A 446034.
Shepard’s Wisconsin citations. v. 9, no.
3, Sept., 1916. [Cumulative suppl.]
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1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
446319.
SHERIDAN, Wy. R. L. Polk & C0.’S
Sheridan city and Sheridan County,
Wyoming directory 1916-1917 [v.
6] Helena, Butte, Mont., R. L.
Polk & co., 1916. 308, 311-342 p.
Svo. $5.00. [27180
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 438740; R. L. Polk & co.,
Helena, Mont.
SHERMAN, Tex. R. L. Polk & €0.’s
Sherman city directory, 1916. [v.
4] Sioux. City, Iowa, St. Paul,
Minn., [etce.] R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
888 p. S8vo. $4.00. [27181
© Nov. i, 1916; 2 e and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 446253; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
SHILLITO (John) co.
offer. cover-title, 16 p.
Our greatest
illus. 16mo.
[27182
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 439745; C. Jellison, Cin-
cinnati.
SHULER & Benninghofer*, Hamilton,
O. Yarn of the nestle-down bag.
cover-title, 8 p. illus. (part col.)
16mo. [27183
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 489996.
SIBBEL (Joseph) studio*, New York.
Sibbel statuary. 1. Outdoor statues.
[15] p. illus. S8vo. [27184
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2rayoEe nee
1916; aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 444637.
SILK guide, a technical compendium
of the silk industry, 1916. Comp.,
collated and ed. by Daniel S. Mer-
cein. New York, The Silk guide,
ine., [1916.] 668 [i. e. 674] p. illus.
(part col.), col. maps, tables, charts.
8vo. $5.00. [27185
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 445482; Silk
guide, inc., New York.
New York.
Correct
1916-17.
4to.
{27186
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444241.
SINGER (B.)* Chicago.
Oct., 1916. 4 p. Ato.
©, Oct... 20, ASiGe
Oct. 25, 1916; A 444581.
Sincer mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
[27 188—27193
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
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25625, lock stitch for family use.
cover-title, 32 p. illus., diagrs. 24mo.
(Horm 8364, Sept., 1916.) “© Octa LS,
1916: 2 ce and aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A
444400.
Instructions for using Singer sewing ma-
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no. 56500 lock stitch, for family use.
Simon (Franklin) & co.*,
Store of individual shops.
dress, Fall and winter.
cover-title, 119, [1] p. illus.
Bulletin H.
[27187
¢). ‘an@ ai
cover-title, 86 p. illus., diagrs. 24mo.
(Form 8363, Aug., 1916) © Oct. 13,
19962) 2c: andlafts) Oct 1G) PLomG
A 444401.
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Price list of parts, machine no. 58-11. (part col.) port., tables, diagrs.
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Singer machine no. 16-41 alternating
pressers for general work in cloth and
leather. Sheet,.illus., printed on both
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} 2 ew Oct. 5, (19163) ate! 'Sept.
22. 1916; A 439665.
Singer motors for the operation of sew-
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illus., diagrs. Svo. (form 9425,
Semin) 1 (C) Oct. 13, 0916s) 2 ¢.
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Stoss (Robert) [27194-27197
Devote millions to censor U. S. mails.
ene Nov 1, HOLG > Pee Nove 10; 1916 ;
A 443854.
Norway to hit at Germany. © Oct. 17,
16. toc. Oct. 20; 1916; A 4433 48.
Real British power is behind trenches.
Groce S 71916: 1c; Oct: 23,1916 ;
A 443416.
Submarine ailows
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A 443537.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago daily news co.,
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Russians to drown.
1916;
Chi-
SMALL
book.
Idaho
[1916]
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2d-4th gardes. Boise [Idaho]
stationery & printing co.
20 p. tables. S8vo. $0.10.
[27198
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 444292.
Smitu (Howard R.)* St. Paul.
for the Northwest.
Cattle
Saint Paul,
Minn., The First national bank,
1916. 60 p. illus. 16mo. $0.75
[27199
ermecints, 491G- 2c. Oct...21
1916; aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 445276.
Smita (Mrs. Lewis Worthington) *
Des Moines. Creative artists in
Iowa. No. 1—Composers. No. 2.—
Painters. (Jn Des Moines register.)
[27200, 27201
reer, 29. Nov. 12,) 1916: 1 e.
Nov. 2, 16, 1916; A 449070, 449071.
Soun (J. A.)* El Reno, Okl. Present
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© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
12, 1916; A 489754.
SoLVAY process co.*, Syracuse, N. Y.
Solvay alkali; its various forms &
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& 2. New York, Educational depart-
ment, central branch, Y. W. C. A,
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$1.00. [27204
© July 5, 1916; 2'e@ and aff Oct.
12, 1916; A 489769.
base ball guide,
New York, Ameri-
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1Sb° -p. 4) PEONE., port. .< illus. “ports.
diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s athletic
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[27205
©) Oct:.6, 1916: 2’ & and-afi, Oct.
19, 1916; A 445206; American sports
SPALDING’S official
1917. Cuban ed.
pub. co., New York.
SPECTATOR co.*, New York.
[27206-27209
Royal arcanum. [4] p. 24mo. $0.10.
Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1916;
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444505.
Short sermon. [3] p. 24mo. $0.06.
Octeuts. 196s 2 ¢-Ock 20-1916 =
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 444506.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. v. 11, no. ah Sept., 1916.
p. 21-28. 8vo. © Oct. 14, 1916: 2.
Oct. 16, 1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A
444449
Se OC O16!
: © Nov. 6, 1916;
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2 e. and
SPIRELLA c¢O., ine.*, Meadville, Pa.
Spirella corsets. 8 p. illus. $8vo.
(Catalog no. 12, suppl. Fall of
1916) [27210
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2c and aff. Oct
9, 1916; A 444291.
Sprrit of caution. no. 4, Aug.—Sept.,
1916. . 20 p. illus. Svo. p27 201
©'Oct.:10; 191632 c andwait: Oct.
POP TOIG = ‘A 444480 - Conference
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Springfield city directory, 1916. Vv.
16. Springfield, Iil., R. L. Polk &
co., 1916. 1076, 10, 1077-1402 p.
8vo. $6.00 [27212
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 446099; R. L. Polk & co.,
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School dept.*,
Physical training
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.,
Springfield, Mass.
in the public schools. Grade 1, 2.
[New ed.] 2v. 8vo. [27213, 27214
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 444864, 444365.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
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SPRINGFIELD, O. Sun classified direc-
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Springfield sun [1916] 28 p. 8vo.
[27215
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Sept. 28, 1916; A 487847; Paul
Goering & co., Cleveland.
STANDARD. v. 79, no. 13. Sept. 20,
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ton, Standard publishing company,
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[27216
© Sept. 21,: 1916; 2 ce Sept. 30,
1916; aff. Sept. 29, 1916; A 444178;
Standard pub. co., Boston.
STANDARD HEAT & ventilation co.*,
New York. Econotherm. 1 p. lL,
S25 ps illus, diagrs:)fely [P2721
©) Now./8, 1916572
10, 1916; A 444849.
e. and aff. Nov.
STANDARD PUB. co.*, Cincinnati. Helps
for students of the Word. 28, 12 p.
col. maps. 16mo. [27218
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
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STANDARD STATISTICS ¢o., inc.*, New
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Standard bond descriptions. v. 4. no.
Dil. cover. -title. [254] p. 4to. $60.00.
@© Nov. LOGS? ie vand att. eNoOveS:
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Standard corporation records. v. 4, no.
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Standard corporation service PMs vA
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29, VOCs A 446075.
Oct, ASLG: 92 pe Ts 51; Cap;
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Ato.
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* Nov. 2, 1916; A 445467
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A 446464.
STANDARD SULPHUR Co., ine. Louisiana
sulphur. Sheet, diagr., printed on
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Ato. [27229
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
238, 1916; A 444572; Hyatt Lemoine,
Chicago.
STANDARD VARNISH works*, Chicago.
Satinette enamel [the immaculate
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© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 444323.
STANTON (Earle Kezartee) Eternal
triangle. (In Rock Island em-
ployees magazine, Sept., 1916.)
[27231
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 @& Noy, 4G,
1916; A 449089; O. Lansing De
Forest, Janesville, Wis.
Star corundum wheel co.*, Detroit.
Star grinding wheels. Western
union telegraphic code universal ed.
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(Catalogue no. 9) Pier
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 489998.
STAUNTON, Va. Staunton, Va., di-
rectory and list of Augusta County
farmers, 1916-17. Richmond, Va.
Hill directory company, ine., 1916.
[2], 9-264 p. S8vo. $5.00. [27233
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
20, 1916; A 4388981; Hill directory
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STEPHANOVE (Constantine)
[27234-27237
Bulgars hail Pole kingdom. @© Nov. 11,
1916; 1 e. Nov. 15, 1916; A 449004.
Greek cabinet satisfies Sofia. © Oct. 17,
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Harvard graduate wounded. © Oct. 27,
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New envoy sees King Ferdinand. @ N
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449021.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
StrepHENS (Anna D.) Boy and a bird.
(In Messenger of peace. Oct., 1916)
[27288
©. Oct. 19, 1916; 1° c) Ocraey
1916; A 443530; Peace assn. of
friends in America, Richmond.
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STERLING jewelry co. [27239-27241
American—through and _ through. ©
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443962.
For you, an Elgi @) Octs720) 1916;
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There’s wonderful power in 1 ¢ an hour.
OpOcta ts, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 3, 1916;
A 443964.
[Note: The foregoing are in Dayton
herald]
© J. B. Warren, Chicago.
STERN brothers*, New York. Field of
fashion. Fall and winter, 1916.
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1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 489496.
Stevens (Charles O.) co. Yellology.
Sheet, 7 by 54 inches. [27243
© Sept. 19, 1916; 2 ce. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Oct. 9, 1916; A 4897638;
Charles O. Stevens, Portland, Or.
STEVENS-DaAvIs co.*, Chicago.
[27244-27271
Baffling the baffling buyers club. no. 45.
cover-title, 21. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] @© July 14, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444560.
Buying business. no. 338. cover-title, 2
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Apron OlGs) 2 ¢, and aff. Oct. 23,
1916; A 444548.
Cashing in on_ personality. IO} 235);
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to binding] © Feb. 18, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444539.
Competition and opposition. no. 39.
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binding] © June 2, 1916; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444554.
Confidence is the basis of all trade. no.
48. cover-title, 21. 4to. [Text paral-
lel to binding] © Aug. 4, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444568.
Cost of making a call. no. 27. cover-
tiple.) 2) lk “4to. [Text parallel to
mpmdime |) ©) Mar, 3, 1916); 2 ¢.and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444542.
Creatures and creators of circumstances.
no. 453. cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] @©@ June 30, 1916;
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Creed by which to live. no. 50. cover- |
Pile wee Der. 4 Co. [Text parallel to
binding] © Aug. 18, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. Dorel OLG A 444565.
Evolution of selling. no. 382. cover-
title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] © Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c« and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444547.
Getting by the office boy. no. 47. cover-
Hue; 4to.. [Text parallel to
binding.] © July 28, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 238, 1916; A 444562.
Good fellow and the goat. no. 37.
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and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444552.
Green grass on the distant hill. no. 28.
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tOmbinding], j©) Mar, 10,1916; 2). ¢.
and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444543.
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STEVENS-DAVIS co.*—Continued.
High cost of boasting. no. 35. cover-
titles. oie 4te: [Text parallel to
binding] © May 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444550.
Imagination, the sustaining power of
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l. 4to. [Text parallel to binding]
OVApr 28) Loil6i 2 es and: att. ‘Oct:
23, 1916; A 444549.
Is it worth while working on Saturday?
no. 86. cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text
parallel to binding] © May 12, 1916;
2 ¢. and/aff. Oct: 23, 19163 A 4445512
Mastering the situation. no. 42. cover.
title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel to
binding] @ June 22, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444557.
Meeting complaints of the trade. no.
26. cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text par-
allel to binding] @© Feb. 25, 1916;
2c and: ait, Oct 2a5) 1916 sek "444541.
Opportunity to make good. no. 49.
cover-title, 1 1. 4to. [Text paras
to binding] © Aug. 11, 1916; 2
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Profit, the pivot point in business. no. 46.
cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] © July .21, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444561.
Putting the advance price into effect.
cover-title, 2 1. 4to. [Text parallel
to binding] @ Mar. 31, 1916; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 444540.
Reaching the buyer through the back
door. no. 30. cover-title, 2 1. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] @ Mar.
24. 1916: 2 c. and aff. Oct. 23; 1916;
A 444545. ;
That early morning frost.) - no, 53:
cover-title, 1 1. 4to. [Text parallel
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and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444566.
That streak of hard luck. no. 38. cover-
tiles 2 Ws tor [Text parallel to
binding] © May 26, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444553.
Three business graces. no. 44. cover-
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binding] © July 7, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 444559.
United we stand divided we fall. no.
29. cover-title, 21. 4to. [Text par-
allel to binding] @©@ Mar. 17, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444544,
Value of advertising to the sales depart-
ment. no. 40. cover-title, to.
[Text parallel to binding] @© June 9,
LOGS Co ands aire Oct-25: 1916:
A 444555.
What are your hours? no. 31. cover-
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binding] © Apr. 7, 1916; 2 c«@ and
aff. Oct. 23, 1916; A 444546.
Working up to a standard, not down to
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[Text parallel to binding] @©@ June 15,
LONGI ee Landsat, LOCt nos LOG.
A 444556.
STEWART (William H.) jr.*, New
York. Motorists’ problems solved.
July 5—-Aug. 238, 1916. [8 install-
ments] (In New York Globe and
commercial advertiser. )
[27272-27279
© July 5-Aug. 23, 1916; 1 c. each
Oct. 30, 1916; A 448610443617.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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STILLWATER, Minn. R. L. Polk & Co.’s
Stillwater city directory, 1917. St.
Paul, Minn., R. L. Polk & co. 1916.
276 p. S8vo. $4.00. [27280
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 446233; R. L. Polk & co.,
St. Paul.
Strx, Baer & Fuller dry goods co.*. St.
Louis. [27281-27284
Home and music. © Oct. 26, 1916; 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 443600.
Practice makes perfect. © Nov. 9, 1916;
1c. Nov. 11, 1916; A 443890.
Studying counterpoint in music. © Oct.
19, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 21, 1916; A 443378.
Would it be pleasant? © Nov. 2, 1916;
1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 443716.
[Note: The foregoing are in Censor]
Srokes (Frederick A.) co.*, New York.
New books for children. 32 p. illus.
12mo. [27285
© Nov. 4; 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 445539.
STONE (Virginia) Her home, how to
place your pictures. Philadelphia,
Moore push-pin co., [1916] 15 p.
illus. 16mo. [27286
© Oct. 25 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916: A 444642; Moore push-pin
co., Philadelphia.
STONER (Winifred Sackville) jr.
[27287, 27288
Freakish animals. Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Educators assn. [1916] 32 p. illus.
12mo. (On cover: The animal king-
dom in pictures & stories) $0.15. @©
Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1916; aff.
Oct. 9, 1916; A 4443038.
Valuable fur-bearing animals.
bar, Mich., Educators association
PISiG].. 32\\e. Virent. iis. Fimo.
(On cover: The animal kingdom in
pictures & stories) $0.15. © Sept.
8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1916; aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444307.
© Educators assn., Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Stout (Rex T.)
Ann Ar-
Last drive. chap. 4
(continued) By R. T. Stout: illus.
by J. H. Crank. (Jn Golfers maga-
zine) [27289
© Nov. 1 ,1916; 1 ec. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 443863 ; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago .
Strour (BH. A.) farm agency*, New
York. Peace and plenty on the farm.
19, [1] p. illus. (part col.) port. obl.
Svo. [27290
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
19 ,1916; A 4389939.
Stuart (Elizabeth Billings)
[27291-27294 ©
Daddy Duck stories, by E. B. Stuart, illus.
by Elsie M. Kroll. [Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co., 1916.] [48]
p. illus., col. plates. obl. 12mo.
$0.60. @© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446301.
Mr. Rusty Fox, by E. B. Stuart, illus. by
Elsie M. Kroll. Racine, Chicago, Whit-
man pwublishing co., [1916]. 64 p.
incl. col. front., illus., col. plates. S8vo.
$0.35... © Sept.,5,. 1946 ;: 2 es Now ae
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916. A 446286.
Mother Bunny stories, by E. B. Stuart,
illus. by Elsie M: Kroll. [Racine, Chi-
cago, Whitman publishing co., 1916]
[48] p. col. front., illus., col. plates.
obl. 12mo. $0.60. © Sept. 5; 4956;
2 e. Nov. 10, 1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916;
A 446300.
Winkie Bunny-Tail, by E. B. Stuart, illus.
by Elsie M. Kroll. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing co., [1916] 64
p.. incl. col. front., illus., col. plates.
S$vo. $0.35. ©. Sept. 5 1816S ee
Nov. 10, 19165 aff. Nov.S;- 1916 3)
446297.
© Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
STUART (Ella C.)* Los Angeles. Tem-
perance poems. Sheet, 14 by 93
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© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 447011.
Stuart (Katharine) Wooden club
and niblick play. 4th of a series.
(In Golfers magazine) [27296
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 e. Noy. 11, 1916;
A 443864; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago.
STUCKERT (Howard Morris)* Wood-
bury, N. J. Chronological chart of
Hebrew history, political and liter-
ary in relation with the history of
Egypt, Syria, Babylonia and Assy-
ria. 1916. Sheet, 18 by 14 inches.
$0.25. [27297
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 © Sepe 2
1916; aff. Oct. 10, 1916; A 439788.
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, Chicago.
[27298-27300
Sullivan single stage, power-driven air
compressors. 15 p. illus. S8vo. (Bul-
letin no. 75 A, Sept., 1916) © Sept.
2(, 1916; 2 e. and aft. Oct; 2, 2816-72
44417T.
Sullivan turbirair longwall ironclad coal
cutter C H-S air. Duplicate part list
no.'73 C. 30 p. illus.- 8vo, © Sepe
1, 1916; 2 ce, and af—. Octs 2; 1916
444179.
C H-8 air. Price list of parts no.
73-C P. 30 p. illus. 8vo. © Sept.
1,.19163.2 ¢.-and aff. Oct. 2) 191Geex
444178,
SumMMers (Clara Lee) Sandy sand-
man, by C. L. Summers, illus. by
Mae Herrick Scannel, Racine, Chi-
cago, Whitman publishing co.,
1214
SUNSTROM
Swine (Raymond. EH.)
SYMONS
Tart (Grace I.)
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916
Summers (Clara Lee)—Continued.
[1916.] 155 p. incl. col. front., illus.,
col. plates. Svo. $90.75 [27801
@) Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c¢. Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446287;
Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
Sun co.*, Philadelphia. Sun oils. v.
ese ery. illus. ‘diagrs, 12mo:
Contents.—v. 1. Historieal.—v. 2.
Production.—v. 8. Pipe line and ter-
minals. [27302-27304
© Sept. 20, 21, 1916; 2 c. each
Sept. 25, 1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A
439493439495.
(Mark ‘T.)*
Character analysis chart. Sheet,
12% by 174 inches. [27305
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9,
1916; A 4443817.
Baltimore.
[27306-27314
Chicago doctor is in Berlin. © Oct. 17,
1916; 1 ce. Oct. 20, 1916; A 4433852.
©
Hollweg is viewed as peace advocate.
Nov. 15, 1916«@ 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; A
449102.
Hollweg peace plan indorsed by Germans.
@ Nov. 11, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1916;
A 449008.
Labor conscription for German nation.
© Nov. 15, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 18, 1916;
A 449108.
Loafers in Belgium must obtain jobs. ©
Ocrmes. 9G: 1 es Noy. 1,.19163 A
443632.
Reichstag session has place in history.
Nov. 7, 1916; 1 c. Noy. 10, 1916;
A 443852.
Sees war’s end within year.. © Oct. 21,
TOG; 1c. Oet. 25, 1916; A, 443483.
Views Krupp’s war machine wonders. ©
Wer 1G e191G 5 1 ¢. Oct. 19,1916; A
443319.
Wilson peace pian Teuton press topic.
@© Nov. 3, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916; A
443740.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
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© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
(William L.)* Washington.
Law of patents for designs. Suppl.
no. 2. Washington, D. C., J. Byrne
& company, 1916. [4] p. 8vo.
[27315
2 e. and aff. Oct.
a
© Oct. 5, 1916;
10, 1916; A 4389735.
Animals that work.
Ann Arbor, Mich., Educators asso-
cation, [1916] 32; p... front:, illus.
12mo. (Cover-title: The animal
kingdom in pictures and _ stories)
$0.15. [27316
@ July 10, 1916; 2°'c. Sept. 23,
1916; A 444889; Educators assn.,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
J 2d
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27335
0
TANNER (John B.) -C. P. A. examina-
tions and how to prepare for them.
Chicago, La Salle extension univer-
Silty Piles 2ep.de co b. ovo,
(2037,
©) Oct..i5 191632 ¢. and. aff. Oct:
11, 1916; A 444329; La Salle exten-
sion univ., Chicago.
Taree (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Inspirations Nov., 1916. (Jn Har-
per’s bazar.) [27318
© Oct. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 28, 1916;
A 443787.
TAPPER (Thomas) Handel, the story
of a little boy who practiced in an
attic. Philadelphia, T. Presser co.,
1916. 15 p., 3.1. folder, illus. 8vo.
(On cover: Child’s own book of
great musicians) $0.15. [27319
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444574; Theo. Presser
co., Philadelphia.
Taytor (S. T.) school of sartorial arts.
Expert instructions in every branch
of dressmaking, ladies’ tailoring,
French millinery and furs for exclu-
sive custom establishments, retail,
wholesale or manufacturing indus-
tries. [20] p. Svo. $5.00. [273820
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 444434; Mrs. W. BK. Van
Ame, Cieveland.
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cos.*, Rochester,
ING YS [27321-27324
Calidad Taylor. 11 p. illus. 24mo. ©
Oct, 241916552) C sand) aft. Oct. 30;
1916; A 444690.
Hot nickel baths and how to control the
temperature. [Gi phe tolders railings:
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Oct. 30, 1916; A 444688.
Recipes for
illus.
& index thermometers
for industrial requirements. 4th ed.
47 »p. incl. front. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 444691.
Tycos recording
TEACHERS’ university of commerce.
Athenaeum. [Annual] [40] p.
illus., ports. obl. 4to. [273825
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444601; Wallace James
Bowker, Fort Wayne, Ind.
TERHUNE (Albert Payson) Crimson
stain mystery. (Jn New York eve-
ning world) [27326-27330
7th episode. © Oct. 19, 1916; 1 ec. Oct.
20, 1916; A 448375.
8th episode. © Oct. 26, 1916; 1 c. Oct.
27, 1916; A 443542.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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TERHUNE (Albert Payson )—Contd.
9th episode. © Nov. 2, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
3, 1916; A 443677.
10th episode. © Nov. 9, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
10, 1916; A 443857.
1ith episode. @ Nov. 16, 1916;
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© Consolidated film corporation,
New York.
TEXTILE color card assn. of the U. S.,
iene:
inec.*, New York. Spring season
color card of America. 1917. [38] p.
col. samples. S8vo. [27331
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
80, 1916; A 444652.
THEIR married life.
evening ae
Noe 16, 1916. © Nov. 16, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 449051.
Oct. 17, 1916. @ Moe ae 1916 ae!
Oct. 18, 1916; 443307.
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Oct. 23, 1916; A 443403.
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30, 1916; A 4438580.
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(In New York
[27332-27339
LC;
Nov. 7, 1916. © Nov. 7, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
8, 1916; A 443808.
Nov. 9, 1916. Novae OS SiG Aere.
Nov. 10, 1916; A 448842.
© International news service,
New York.
THERMAL Syndicate, ltd.*, New York.
Vitreosil apparatus for the chemical
industries. 15 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
[27340
© ° Sept) 25. 191692 "eam atk
Oct. 8, 1916; A 444206.
THOMAS register of American manu-
facturers and first hands in all lines.
Sth ed., Oct., 1916. New York,
Thomas publishing company, 1916.
Various paging. fol. $15.00.
[27341
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 445665; Thomas pub.
co., New York.
THomMPSON (John G.) Word from
word readers. Book 8. Boston,
New York [ete], Silver, Burdett and
company, [1916] 192 p. illus.
12mo. $0.35. [27842
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 446312; Silver, Burdett
& co., Boston.
THOMPSON (R. W.)
Red cross.
Jamaica aids the
(In Chicago daily news)
[27343
© Oct. 20, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 23, 1916;
A 448421; Chicago daily news @o.,
Chicago.
TimBIE (W. H.) Newton Centre, Mass.,
& Higbie (H. H.)* Ann Arbor, Mich.
Answers to problems in Alternating-
current electricity. First and sec-
ond courses. New York, J. Wiley &
sons, inc., 1916. 1p.1., 30 p. 12mo.
$0.50. [27344
© Oct: 5, 1916; 2 cand ai, Oe
23, 1916; A 444519.
TIVERTON, R. I. Tiverton, Ports-
mouth, Middletown, [ete.] Rhode
Island directory, 1916-17. Boston,
Mass., Union publishing co., 1916.
234 p. S8vo. $2.50. [27345
© Oct. 11,.1916:) 2 Go ande aw
Oct. 19, 1916; A 445234; Union pub-
lishing co., Boston.
TocuH bros.*, New York. R. I. W. ce-
ment filler and cement floor paint.
23 p. illus., mount. colors. §8vo.
[27346
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 4389841.
ToLeDO machine & tool co.*, Toledo, O.
Catalogue no. 11, gection 3-6, 1916.
4yv. illus. Svo. Contents :—Sec-
tion 3. The Toledo blanking, form-
ing, horning and wiring presses.—
Section 4. The Toledo punching and
shearing presses.—Section 5. The
Toledo blanking, forming, horning,
wiring, riveting and punching
presses and sprue cutters.—Section
6. The Toledo arch and straight
column presses. [27347-27350
©’. July /31, Sept: 14,930; @oaG67
2 ec. each and aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A
444191444194.
Ton-A-Forp truck co. You can afford
a Ton-a-Ford. [8] p. folder. illus.
obl. 48 mo. L2fank
© Aug. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 444370; George Beards-
ley, Racine, Wis.
TotMAN (Henrietta Tozier) Father
Rasle and his. strong box. (in
Lewiston journal.) [27abZ,
© Sept: 16, 1916; Lear Neve
1916; A 449099; Lewiston journal
eo., Lewiston, Me.
TRADERS national bank. Birmingham,
Ala. Establishment of a business.
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© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444580; John H. Frye,
Birmingham, Ala.
TrINWITH (Thomas H.)* Los An-
geles. Tobacco and efficiency. [8]
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© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
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no. 11, 1916
27395
TromMBLAY (M. P.) Love thief. New
York, W. Fox, [1916] cover-title, 4
p. 8vo. [Moving picture scenario]
[27355
meer, 36, 1916; 2 c. and afi.
Oct. 17, 1916; A 489858; William
Fox, New York.
Troy laundry machinery co. Pros-
perity & efficiency. 4p. illus. 4to.
[27356
ereaee, 2), 1916; 2 c. Sept. 1,
1916; aff. Sept. 18, 1916; A 439279;
Prosperity co., inc., Syracuse, N. Y.
TRUE aid society of America.
: [2faot. 2haae
Constitution. cover-title, 1 p. 1., 22 p.
16mo. $0.25. Oe 9: AVIGS 2° ¢
©
and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444381.
Ritual of the True aid society of-Amer-
ica. cover-title, 26 p. diagr. 24mo.
Meee aus. 10. 19165 2 ce. Oct. 23:
1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444534.
eer Binley, ©. Young, A. J.
Reason, Little Rock, Ark.
TRUSSED concrete steel co.*, Detroit.
[27359-27361
Hardware for united steel sash. [68] p.
illus. plates. 4to. © June 27, 1916;
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[Copyright is claimed on new matter]
Hy-rib handbook. 15th ed. 142, [2] p.
filuss aizers, t2mo. © “June 17,
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Oct. 18, 1916; A 444452. [Copyright
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Story of how we help the distributor.
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meeueles) $9. 1916: aff. Oct. 9; 1916:
A 444347,
TuLLtoss (Rees Edgar) Inside track !
to promotion. 23 p. illus. i16mo.
[27362
Gy inly 19, 1916: 2. c.. and ‘aff.
Sept. 18, 1916; A 4388407; Tulloss
school ._co., inc., - Springfield. O.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
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TwEED (Henry E.)* Seattle.
[27363, 273864
Tweeds system of farm accounting.
Seattle, Washington, Marshall print-
ing company [1916] GT es webs.
Svo. @asaty di 1916 3 2 es Juty. 22,
1916; aff. June 24, 1916; A 431978.
[Book of instructions] Seattle,
Washington, Marshall printing com-
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iG@vanty Ss, 1916;:°2 ¢«. July 22, 1916:
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ULBRICHT (Hmil) Accounting. Les-
son no. 7. The books of account.
New York, National commercial gas
association, [1916] 2p.1., p. [185]-
Uxisricut (Emil)—Continued.
150. S8vo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) [27365
©) phune 16. 1916s. 2 (e.-vAue 2S.
1916; aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A 485568;
National commercial gas assn., New
York.
UNDERHILL (Hugene)* Philadelphia.
[27366, 27367
Modern obstetrical nursing. [Series
37-51] 3d ed. Philadelphia, Ferris
& Leach, [1916] 15 v. illus. 12mo.
$12.00... ©, Mar. 1,.1916; 2c. July 45,
1916; aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 444750.
Sick room care and practice. [13th—
36th series. ] 3d ed. Philadelphia,
Ferris & Leach, [1916] 24 v. 12mo.
$0:18: ‘© Mar. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ July 15,
1916; aff. Noy. 3, 1916; A 444751.
(Drury ) Top oO; the
(In Chicago herald)
[27368-27395
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Oct. 16, 1916; A 443301.
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Oct. 21, 1916; A 443392.
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Oct. 23, 1916; A 443454.
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UNDERWOOD
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Nov. 25 1916; © Nove 2) fOnG sat esiINev.
3, 1916; A 443770.
Nov. 3, 1916. © Nov. 3, 1916; 1c. Nov.
4, 1916; A 448774.
Noy. 4, 1916. © Nov. 4, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
6, 1916; A 448780.
Nov. 5, 1916. © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov.
6, 1916; A 443901.
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8, 1916; A 443911.
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9, 1916; A 443917.
Nov. 9, 1916. © Nov. 9, 1916; 1 ec. Nov.
10, 1916; A 443919.
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§,) 1916's 41es Nov:
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CATALOGUE OF
27396
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Nov. 13, 1916; A 443982.
Nov. 14, 1916. © Nov. 14, 1916: 1 c.
Noy. 15, 1916; A 4490338.
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Nov. ba 1916; A 449085.
© F: Riceley, Chicago.
UNDERWOOD (P. G.)
ned. eS Tp) col aiis.. taps.
16mo. [27396
© Sept. 27, 1916; 2 « and aff. Oct.
2, 1916; A 444171; Moore push-pin
CO., Philade elphia.
System’ simpli-
UNDERWRITERS’ laboratories*, Chicago.
List of inspected electrical appli-
ances, Apr., 1916. Suppl. Oct., 1916.
24 p. 24mo. [27397
© Oct. 24, 1916;
1, 1916; A 444696.
2c. and aff. Nov.
Unton trust co. of San Diego*, San
Diego, Cal. Your life insurance
money. 11., [10] p. 16mo. [27398
© Oct. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444801.
UNITED AGENCY*, Chicago. Book of
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Various paging. fol. $37.50.
ao
© Sept. 9, 1916; 191
A 438963.
UNITED AGENCY BANK and guaranteed
attorney representatives, 1916-1917
Chicago, United agency, 1916. 1223
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© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c Oct. 28, 1916:
aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 446123; United
agency, Chicago.
aft. Oct. 9,
ine. Official
Harkness gold trophy,
Oct. 28, 1916. Sheepshead Bay
Speedway, N. Y. cover-title, 32 p.
illus., ports. obl. 12mo. $0.25.
[27401
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444694; Harry S. Cow-
dery, New York.
Unitep States & Argentine corp.
[27402, 27403
the -U.. 8: AL of
South America. cover-title, 20 p.
illus., maps. 8vo. © Oct. 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. ‘ihe 1916; A 444328.
Money-making opportunity in the Ar-
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Oct. 2, 1916: 2 ¢ and abies (Oke. IU
1916; A 444327,
g, Philadelphia.
UNITED SERVICE assn.,
programme.
Amazing Argentine,
© Philip Hardin
UNITED THRIFT corp. United thrift
corporation. 12 p. 16mo. [27404
©) Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 444822; W. D. Hord,
New York.
Parkers-
UNITED WOOLEN mills co.*,
burg, W. Va. Fall and winter,
1916-1917. [15] p. illus. (part col.)
12mo. [27405
© Sept. 5, 1916: 2 @ and™”ag.
Sept. 12, 1916; A 439266.
UNIVERSAL ICE mfg. co.*, New York.
Artificial ice industry and the Uni-
versal ice manufacturing co., ine. of
New York. [18] p. plan, . Swaz
[27406
© Sept. 22, 1916; 1 @ Sept. 26,
1916; 1 «@ Oct. 5, 191Ge aterGenae
1916; A 444220,
UNIVERSAL TOBACCO machine co.*, New
York. Universal tobacco stripping
and booking machine. Price list of
parts with instructions. 4 p. 1, T—
TL pylhis2 Ate: [27407
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 445547.
UNTERMEYER (Samuel) Gigantic busi-
ness impetus will follow close of
war, asserts Samuel Untermeyer.
Proof, port. [27408
we Oct. 11, 1916 3° 2%e. and mimes ee:
1916; A 447001 : Newspaper en-
Eta assn., Cleveland.
UpHAM (Louise)* Philadelphia. Ques-
tion book for second year classes, by
Louise Upham, illus. by Gertrude
Spaller, Beverly, Mass. Oral pub-
lishing company, 1916. 96 p._ illus.
(part col.) 12mo. $0.70. [27409
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 446217.
VALENTINE & co.*, New York.
[27410, 27411
It won’t hurt the floor anyway. That’s
valsparred. (in Century, Nov., 1916)
© Oct. 25, 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 26, 1916;
A 443522.
This kid isn’t in line for a spanking.
(In St. Louis post-dispateh) © Oct.
8, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 27, 1916; A 443523.
VANDERCOOK’s cornet school. Course
in band and orchestra directing,
Lesson no. 7-12. 6 sheets, 2 illus.
184 by 1024 inches. $1.24 each.
[27412-27417
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. each and aff.
Oct. 19, 1916; A 489943489948 ;
Hale A. VanderCook, Chicago. ;
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mm no. 11,1916 27441
VAN VALKENBURG (H. J.)* Rochester, | WaApE (Mary H.) [27433, 274384
N. Y. Description of the Van Val- Swift Fawn, the little foundling, by M.
kenburg processes of relief effects H. Wade, illus. by Louis Betts. Ra-
spe he nc : = cine, Chicago, Whitman publishing co.
from black and white copy. [4] D. [1916.] 96 p. incl. col. front., ete
illus. 12mo. [27418 col. plates. Svo. $0.75. © Sept. 5,
_ Oa 3 = »
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. see a ee a Os
27 bay Ag Tis ve 288
27, 1916; A 444640. Timid Hare, the little captive, by M. H.
Wade, illus. by Louis Betts. Racine,
VARDON (Harry ) Some important Chicago, Whitman Erte ae COLO 1G:
: a gapne G6 p. t
trifles. (Jn Golfers magazine, Noy., <0. ae Sept. 5, 19163, Pe Noe:
1916) [27419 1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446295.
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 448861; Golfers magazine co., Chi-
cago. WALKER (Philip O.)* Denver. Walk-
er’s method of-easy bread making.
[24] p. illus. -12mo.° $0.25. ‘PText
parailel to binding. ] [27435
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2c. and aff. Sept.
19, 1916; A 444226.
© Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
VENANGO County, "Pa. Derrick pub-
lishing company’s directory of Ve-
nango County, Penn’a, 1916-1917. vy.
10. Oil City, Pa., The Derrick pub-
Walling-
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916; ford, Conn. Catalogue of sterling
aff. Oct. 24, 1916; A 446242; Derrick sifver.« Catalogue, 5B. .47..0°Z21G)\ p.
pub. co., Oil City, Pa. front., illus. S8vo. (Cover-titie:
Sterling silverware, 1916-1917)
Viviek (Albert du) Cours de Fran- [274386
cais elegant. Refined French course. © Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1916;
Chicago, New York, [etc.] Gordon- aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A 445550.
Detwiler institute, 1916. 81 [i.e. 88] :
[8] p. 16mo. $1.59. [27421 | Watse (Robert C.)* St. Louis. Anti-
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. woman suffrage and criticisms. 31
8, 1916; A 446250; Grant Gordan p. 16mo. $0.10. [274387
and Justice B. Detwiler, Chicago. © Oct. 17, 1916; 2 e and aff. Oct.
yf ac. 23, 1915: A 444520.
Yon STEIN (Heinrich) Rector system
for practical and theoretical study of
music. Lesson no. 148. Los An-
geles, Cal.,
Warp (Mrs. Charles A. a Alexandria,
ihe La. Recipe for father’s fruit cake.
Rector publishing co.,
rer-title, : Tar BNE S215
BU EE ME fates ores for. | SOT AV tome, 0 57438
$21.00. Contents: Neo. 1-24. Elemen- © Sept. 18, 1916: 2 «@ and aff.
tary grade. ist & 2d quarters.—No. Oct. 19. 1916: A 439926.
25-48. Junior academic grade. 34d & : . ;
4th quarters. [27422-27430 | warper (E. ML & J. T.)* New York.
© Jan. 15, Feb. 1, Mar. 2, Sept. 15, Private code. 1p. 1, 41 p. 16mo.
#915, Jan-- 10, June 20, 1916; 2 ec. $2.50. [27439
Juty 20, 1916; aif. Oct. 13, 1916; A
444382444380; Rector pub. co., Los
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2
10, 1916; A 444855.
e. and aff. Nov.
lishing company, 1916. 292, 17-201
1a—50 a p. Svo. $6.00. [27420 WALLACE (EK...) sons mfg. eo.*,
Angeles.
WARNER'S nuera remedy co.*, Minne-
Von UNScCHULD university of music, apolis. Goitre in its relation to
inc.*, Washington. Von Unschuld health and beauty. 16 p._ illus.
university of music, ine.; [prospec- 16mo. f27440
mis, 1916) ..5 p. 1, 5-46 p._ front. a 1916: 2 eee eee
(port. ) . Svo. [27431 © Sept. 5 9 6; gn (Ck :
11, 1916; A 444350.
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
19, 1916; A 488109. WARREN, O. Warren, Niles and Girard
official city directory. 1916 [v. 13]
VEOMAN (Martin A.)* Nashville. Akron, O.. The Burch directory com-
Choice readings for the home circle. pany, 1916. 600 p. S8vo. $5.00.
400 p. col. front., illus., plates. Svo. [27441
$1.50. [27432 © Sept. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
© Oct. 19, 1916: e. and aff. Oct. Nov. 6, 1916; A 446225; Bureh direc-
21, 1916; A. ae tory co., Akron, O.
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27442
WaAskow co. America’s best shoe cut
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Sheet, illus., 24 by 18 inches. [27442
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444298; Gustave R. Was-
kow, Chicago.
WATERHOUSE (A. H.) Quarterly uni-
form test and review questions.
Series 8, set no. 1, Oct., 1916. Proof.
[27443
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 445462; University pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb.
WATERMAN (Glenn R,) Models & pat-
terns for piano. [102] p. 4to.
[27444
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1916; A 447020; Form playing co.,
Salt Lake City.
WATTERSON (Roy E.) Man in the fire-
room vs. the man behind the gun.
(In Cleveland Sunday leader.)
[27445
© Oct. 29, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 3, 1916;
A 4487384; Cleveland co., Cleveland.
WAUKEGAN, Ill. Bumstead’s Wauke-
gan City and Lake County directory
including rural routes, 1916-1917.
v. 9. Chicago, Bumstead & ©co.,
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[27446
© Sept. 25, A916 2. ey Nove ¢2,
1916; aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 445484;
Frank K. Bumstead, Chicago.
WEEKS (Charles)* Palo Alto, Cal.
Egg farming in California. chap.
1. (im Little lands in America.
Oct., 1916) [27447
© Oct. 4, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 14, 1916;
A 448971.
WEHMAN bros.*, New York. Wehman
bros. cracker-jack jokes. 58 jp.
382mo. On cover: Handy series)
[27448
© Sept. 21, 1916: 2 ec. and. aff.
Oct. 6, 1916; A 444240.
WELCH. (Mildred) His gift to the
King. [4] p. 16mo. [27449
©n Nov. , SiGe 2) @ -andaatk
Nov. 10, 1916; A 444834; Henry H.
Sweets, Louisville.
WENDEL (H. F.)* New York. Wendel’,
up to date list of export commission
houses in the United States. cover-
title aL pw. 88 tp! ols Sioa)
[Text parallel to binding] [27450
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec and aff. ,
Oct. 27, 1916; A 444635.
\
pt. It; BS te
[27451-27453
Ann Arbor, Mich.,
WENLEY (Margaret)
Big game in America.
Educators association [1916] 32 p.
front., illus. 12mo. (On cover: The
animal kingdom in pictures & stories.)
$0.15. © Sept. 8, 1916; 2 ¢ Sept. 23;
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$0. 15. © Sept. 8, 19165 2G. Seppe
25. 1906: att. Ockhe9: 1916; A 444300.
© Educators association, Ann Ar-
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WEPPLER (John Burghard)
[27454-27456
Life. Sheet, 84 by 52%. @ Oct. 14,
1916; 2c. and aff; Oct) 17. visits:
A 439840.
Our world. Sheet, 84 by 5% inches. ©
Oct. 4, 19165 2: ¢. and ah. Ger,
1916; A 444238.
Unionism. Sheet, 83 by 53 inches. ©
Oct. 4, 19165. 2) cy and am yOei as.
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WERNER (W.)* Chicago.
[27457-27492
At Juile’s house. @© Nov. 6, 19165 1 e¢.
Noy. 9, 1916; A 4438828.
Beach plum jam. @© Nov. 14, 1916; 1 ¢.
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Deacon Swank. © Nov. 15; 19163 ie.
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27506
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WERNTz (Carl N.)* Chicago. First to
tenth problem in dress design. 10 Vv.
illus. diagrs. S8vo. (Chicago acad-
emy of fine arts) $10.00. [27493
ereMar 15, 1916: 2c. Apr. 27,
1916; aff. June 10, 1916; A 484413.
West coAST lumber mfrs. assn., Door
and factory products committee’,
Seattle: Official west coast door list.
Agios, 1916." 12 p. 8vo. [27494
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444450.
WEstcoTr motor car co.*, Springfield,
O. Westcott motor car company
presents the new Westcott six. 1 p.
1., 540, [1] p. illus., plates, diagrs.
8vo. (Series 17) [27495
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
24, 1916; A 489991.
WESTERN ELECTRIC (CO.,
ine.*, New
York. Farmers electrical handbook.
ist ed. 160 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
$0.50. [27496
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 489847.
WESTERN LIVE stock insurance ¢Co.*,
Peoria, Ill. Accident policy. [4] p.
fol. fold to 8vo. [27497
© Sept. 3,.1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 444351.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER assn. [Current
eyclopedia. Circular] [4] p. illus.
4to. [27498
@: Sept--2,/ 19165 2'¢., Oct 21 ASICs
aff. Sept. 283, 1916; A 444142; Henry
EK. Sever, Chicago.
WESTERN pine mfrs. assn.*, Spokane.
[27499, 27500
Current price list, western pine &
white pine, fir, larch and cedar. Feb.
1, 1916. 118 p. nar. S8vo. $1:00: ©
Feb. dc 1O1Gs 2c. and -alie Apr 3,
1916; A 429298.
Current price list of western pine and
Idaho white pine, white fir, [etc.]
List no. 2. Feb. 1, 1916. cover-title,
1G) spspnars > Svo;* $0:10:.).©. Heb: 1
1OUGE 2 es and ait. Apr 3.) TOG A
429297.
WESTINGHOUSE air brake co.*, Wilmer-
ding, Pa. Instruction pamphlet no.
5030. ~Aug.,° 1916.° The’ Type ’ K
freight car brake equipment. (type
K triple valve) cover-title, 48 p.
illus., diagrs. (part fold.) 12mo.
[27501
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2 e Oct. 18, 1916:
aff. Oct..12, 1916; A 445107.
WEYMOUTH, Mass. Resident and busi-
ness directory of Weymouth, Massa-
chusetts, 1916-17. Boston, Mass.,
Union publishing company, 1916.
Vill, 216 p. fold. map. S8vo. $2.50.
[27502
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 445508; Union pub. co.,
Boston.
WHEELER & co.*, Chicago.
[270038, pa
Dress up the Wheeler way. © Oct
LOTTE EAT Noveide, 1OdiGe A 143046.
Ne. need for delay. © Oct. 27, 1916; 1
Nov. 1, 1916; A 443645.
Notes The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news. ]
504
25,
WHEELWRIGHT (William Bond) *
ton. Short talks on paper.
chap. 7-9. (im Printing art sus-
gestion book. Sept.,.1916.) [27505
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 4487380.
WHITAKER (Herman)* Piedmont, Cal.
Over the border. chap. 16-24. (In
Sunset. Nov., 1916) [27506
© Oct. 28, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 1, 1916;
A 443710.
Bos-
Dt: 3,
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pt. 1 2 Saya
WHITE (EH. F.) Dispenser & carbona-
tor. November notions. Promoting
a hot drink business. We are just
out. (Jn Southern pharmaceutical
journal, Nov., 1916) [27507
© Oct. 31, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 38, 1916;
A 448678; W. H. ‘Cousins, Dallas.
WHITE (Edward Francis) Grouping
method and minimum basis for mak-
ing prices on small job printing.
[4] p. 24mo. $0.05. [27508
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
17, 1916; A 489856; Powell & White,
Cincinnati.
Wren is, HW.) mies coe, Brooklyn.
IW ihittalks 7 19" 202"). e20ivo eis,
16mo.
©! Sept 16" cOCct. 17," 2916s, Boe.
each and alt. Oct. 18, 1916; A
444517, 444518.
WHITE & KEMBLE*, New York. White
& Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
road mortgages. lag ear In ey (a
Louisville and Nashville railroad. 17 p.
fronts. © (folds, map) folk VStO0oy ©
Nov. 9) 19nG)) 2) e, and att Nov. 14;
1916; A 445647.
Wabash railroad company. 5 p._ front.
(fold. map) fol. $10.00. @© Oct. 11,
1916; aff. Oct. 14°
ZECy OCH AG: eLOnG::
1916; A 489828.
WHITEHEAD (Harold)* Boston. Rex-
all course in drug salesmanship and
business efficiency. Text book 18-18.
6v. S8vo. $0.83 each. [27513-27518
1@) Oc. 28, Nov. 29, Deets, 1985,
Jan. 13, 29, Mar. 29, 1916; 2 ¢ each
Aug. 2, 1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A
439530489535.
WHITNEY Window corp.*, Minneapolis.
Whitney casement window hard-
ware. [9] “p., 2 1. plates, plans.
Obl: 8vo. [27519
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
11, 1916; A 444294.
WHITTAKER (Elizabeth Leigh)* El-
mira, N. Y. Questions to be used in
connection with Kimbers anatomy
and physiology for nurses and as a
review for the state examination
fer: nurses. °1) p. 1, number 14-50:
8vo. $0.75 [27520
© Sept. 27 ,1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 444588.
27509, 27510 |
WipsBer (J/rs. John O.) Gen. Henry
Knox and “ Montpelier” the pride
of Thomaston. (Jn Lewiston jour-
nal, Oct. 7, 1916) {27521
© Oct. 9, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 30, 1916;
A 448606; Lewiston journal co.,
Lewiston, Me.
Witcox (Wipona) What’s wrong
with marriage. In 3 chaps. Proof,
illus., ports. [27522
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ec .and aff. Cet.
24, 1916; A 447008; Newspaper en-
terprise assn., Cleveland.
Witp animal stamp primer, illus. by
photographs taken in the New York
zoological park by Elwin R. San-
born. New York, H. R. Mitchell, by
authority of the New York zoologi-
eal society, 1916. 983 p. illus., [loose
col. stamps in — envelope.] Svo.
$0.85. [Zis23
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 e .and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 445490; H. R. Mitchell,
New York.
(Norris ~ Bi)" Wialow
Springs, Mo. Individualism or so-
cialism, which? A debate between
Leslie M. Shaw and N. B. Wilkinson
and The revolution. cover-title, 75,
[1] p. port. 16mo. $0.25. [27524
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 €. Get, 1S2ISIGe
aff. Oct. 17, 1916; A 439916.
WILKINSON
WiL~Ltcox, Peck & Hughes. Your
money back. 8 p. 16mo. earia rt
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 4,
(9i6e A 444904 - Harlow Hewett,
+
New York.
WILLIAMS (Frank E.)* Los Angeles.
[27526, POSEY
Instructions for playing woe 3d ed.
cover-title, 72 p. 48m @. Oct: 6;
19162 cand att. Ones 24, 1916; A
439959.
Instructions for playing Whistlet and 17
other games. 2d ed. (over 36 p.
illus. 48mo. © Oct. 1916; 2 c. and
alt, Oct..24, AOiG aA 239958,
WILLIAMS (James Pardon)* Roches-
ter, N. Y. Brothers helping hand
prevents and mends broken - lives.
[6] p. folder 16mo. [27528
© Apr. 5, 1916; 2 ¢ and: aimee
13, 1916; A 4389817.
WILLIAMS (Nathan Boone)* Washing-
ton. Outline of major activities, de-
partments and commissions. Sheet,
223 by 104 inches. $0.25. ' [atone
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
6, 1916; A 4442389.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 11, 1916 27546
Wittson (Mary) How the Happies | Woman’s national farm and garden
help, by M. Willson and Helen B. association quarterly. vy. 3, no. 1,
True. New York We Gray company,
1916. cover- title, 1 12p. 16mo. $0. a
[27530
© June 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
a2 1916: A 444451: “Helen Bo Prue:
North Tonawanda, N. Wi
Wines (C. D.)* Chicago. New pro-
fession . Chicago, J. Stewart & co.
[1916] cover-title, 16 p. 12mo.
[27531
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 444211.
Winery (Henry L.)*
Winey’s wonder working financing
plan. 46, [1] p. S8vo. [27532
©) Aug. 21, 1916; 2 e; Sept..23;
1916; aff. Oct. 7, 1916: A 489766.
Lawrence, Kan.
Wine & son. Book of complete in-
formation about pianos. 14th ed.
Peat p. Wlus. (part col.) 4to.
[27533
© Aue. 31,1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 4453871; Frank L. Wing,
New York.
WISCONSIN TELEPHONE CO.
[27534-27535
Milwaukee Bell telephone directory, Oct.,
foto a pi. 2ol, 127 p. to.
Wei te to1Gs, 2 ¢. and aff: Oct. 25,
1916; A 446076.
© Wisconsin telephone co.,
waukee.
Milwaukee classified telephone directory.
Oe tOlGo 427, [Li -p.. 4to. © Oct.
6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 12, 1916; A
439772.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Racine Bell telephone directory Sept.
Tt oo. 20 p.- Svo: . $0.25.
© Sept. 19. 1916; 2 e. and vale. Sept.
2a, JOG: A 439487.
© F. M. McEniry, Milwaukee.
Mil-
of) Extension di-
Advertising.
[27537, 27538
WISCONSIN (Univ.
vision*, Madison, Wis.
Course 191 A.
mosemment: 4: 5. ° 2 Vv. jillus. S8vo.
(Instruction papers for home SOE
commercial education series.) ©
i 1916s 2 c:..and aff. Oct. 14, i018:
A 439816.
Assignment 6-10. cover-titles, 5 V.
illus. S8vo. (Commercial education
series.) $0.50 each. © Oct. 25, 1916;
aes each and aft. Oct. 27, 1916;
A 4446438.
71114—16—6 '
Aug., 1916. [Philadelphia, Printed
by Wm. F. Fell co.] 1916. 41 p.
Svo. [27539
© Aue 16, 1916°.2,¢ Aue). 25:
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 489258;
J. B. Haines, Cheltenham, Pa.
Woopspey (G. W.)* San Diego, Cal.
Method of procedure in Baptist
chureh trials. Nashville, Tenn., Na-
tional Baptist publishing board,
1996." 46, °§[14°'p. front. © (port.)
12mo. $0.25. [27540
© Sept. 30,°1916; 2 « and ait.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444162.
Wooprurr (J. H.) Berry’s writing
books: fuller course, nos. 6-63. New
ed; Vibyi?) J.. B. -Woodruist, B.D:
Berry [&] H. W. Flickinger. Chi-
cago, B. D. Berry company [1916]
28 pe ebl. Amo. ae O7. [27541
© June 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
10, 1926 3A. 434403. B. D. Berry co.,
Chicago.
WricHt (Blanche Fisher) Baby’s
journal, decorations by B. F. Wright.
New York. C. Scribner’s sons, 1916.
[78] p. col. illus., col. plates. S8vo.
[27542
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 19162 A. 446379 ; Charles Scrib-
ner’s sons, New York.
WRIGHT’s Indian vegetable pill co.,
inc.*, New York. Mixtura de Cross-
man. Folleto médico. cover-title,
8 p. 16mo. [275438
©. Oct: 413, (191652) © andar
Oct. 16, 1916; A 444424.
Wriik (I. A. R.) Duchess in pur-
suit. Cornering the widow. New
York, Federal printing co., 1916. 13
p. 12mo. $0.50. [27544
© Sept. 26, 1916; 2. c¢ and ant.
Oct. 2, 1916; A 444172; Galbraith
Welch, inc., New York.
Youne men’s Christian association.
Year book, May 1, 1915 to April 30,
1916. New York, Association press,
1916.- 404 p. . front., iMus., -perés.
SVO.. bil 15: [27545
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 445498; Internatl. com-
mittee of the Y. M. C. A., New York.
Y. M. C. A. (International committee
of)* New York. American standard
program for boys. Proof ed. 93 p..
incl. tables. we $0.10. [27546
© Oct:.4, 1916+ 2 ce Ochs 19.196 ;
aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 488974.
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ZANGHIERI (Tancred) [27547, hay ZANGHIERI (Tancred)—Continued.
Italians assist in Albania. © Oct [Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
191G : iS el Oct: 25, 1916; A 443485" daily news]
Italians cordially welcomed by allies. © we On;
Oct. 30, 1916; 1c. Nov. 2, 1916; A © “Chitage “daily “ews eos
443656. cago.
This catalogue contains the following entries since Jan. 1, 1916:
(a) United States publications (including 7,734 contributions to
PETIONIGAIG) A=. Ste 20, 916
(b) Foreign books in English language under ad interim provisions
Of) Moar. As, W909. bees | ee a 167
(c) Foreign books in foreign languages2 9) oo eee 248
21, 331
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FOR ORAL DELIVERY
CoHEN (I. David)* Great Kills, N. Y.
Gateway to English. pt. 1, 2. 2 v.
fol. Mimeographed. [27549, 27550
© 1c. each Nov. 15, 1916; C 1012,
10138.
HARRINGTON (James Henry)* Men-
dota, Ill. Rescue. Sheet, 11 by 8$
inches. Typewritten. i2isot
© 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1916; C 1010.
Mayer (Phineas Moses)*
New Or-
leans. Co-operative donation. 5 1.
fol. Typewritten. [27552
©) 1 ¢, Noy. 13, 19163‘C 1011.
TooHEY (John J.)* Washington. Notes
Number of entries of Lectures, sermons, addresses included in the Cata-
“ETE BUTE RE UST Aegean a
on logic. chap. 5-14. 1 p. 1., numb.
1. 29-96. 4to. Multigraphed.
75538
© 1 c¢._Nov. 4, 1916; C 1009.
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
AIL MEN ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL; 1 | AT THE MASK BALL; musical comedy in
act vaudeville sketch, by J. J. En-
right. [3], 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27554 |
© Jae. Oct. 26, 1916; D 45279;
John Joseph Enright, Boston.
ALL MINE; drama in 4 acts, by Louis
Tibbault [pseud. of L. de M. Parme-
lee]. [143] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27555
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1916; D 45186; Lois
de M. Parmelee, Cohasset, Mass.
AMERICA IN ITS MAKING; [Scenario in
12 reels] by H. A. Martin. cover-
peewtoep..4t0. Printed. [27555*
dune 30° 1916. 2 cand. aff.
July 6, 1916; A 4338610; Edgar Allen
Martin, Los Angeles.
ANOTHER CHANCE; comedy drama in 1
Perey. HK. Marx. 10 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27556
© 1c Oct. 17, 1916; D 45193;
Edward Francis Marx, New York.
ANSWER (THE) LADY; vaudeville play-
let, by H. V. Martin. [1],12p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27557
fe) fe Oct. 19, 1916; D 45262;
Harry Vincent Martin, Cincinnati.
ARMOR (THE) OF LIGHT; dramatic
poem, by D. V. Johnson. [1], 32 p.
4to. Typewritten. [27558
ent ec, Oct. 19, 1916- D 45216:
Daisy Virginia Johnson, Paris, Tex.
AS YOU LIKE IT; ed. by J. C. Smith.
American ed., rev. by Ernest Hunter
Wright. Boston, New York [etc.]
D. C. Heath & co. [1916] xxiii, [1],
200 p. 16mo. (The Arden Shakes-
peare, general editor, C. H. Herford)
[27558*
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c Oct. 5,
1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 438716;
D. C. Heath & co., Boston.
AT MIDNIGHT; 1 act play, by J. S.
Crawley. [2],14p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [27559
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44993;
John Sayer Crawley, Culver, Ind.
1 act, book and lyrics, by J. F. Brad-
ley. [2], 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only]. [27560
©ite. OG Ag A916. De 4arote-
John F. Bradley, New York.
AT THE MILLINER’S; comedy in 1 act,
by Mabel H. Crane. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
Wrench, ltd... 1916. 20 p. I2mo-
[27561
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
D 45197; Samuel French, New
York.
AUCTION (THE) SALE; play in 3 acts,
by C. Leech. [2], 48 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27562
© Lc. Od. 20, 1916: Di 45265 -
Carl Leech, Lawrence, Kan.
AWAKENING (THE); -play in 3 acts
by We SS: *Poasue. — Prep: to.
Typewritten. [27563
@ sce, Oct, 23,, 1916 4.) 45246 -
Walter S. Poague, Chicago.
AZTEC GOD, AND OTHER DRAMAS; by
George Lansing Raymond. 4th ed.,
rev. New York and London, G. P.
Putnam’s sons, 1916. iii, 465 p.
16mo. Contents.—The Aztec god.—
Columbus.—Cecil the seer. [27563*
© July 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
18, 1916; A 488854; G. L. Raymond,
Los Angeles.
BEYOND THE GATE; morality play in 2
acts, by Irene Jean Crandall. New
York, Samuel French; London,
Samuel French, ltd:, 1916. 32: p.
12mo. [27564
© Oct. 17, 191632 ec’ Ocho a8.
1916; D 45195; Samuel French, New
York.
BIRD IN HAND; play in 1 act, by L.
Housman. New York, Samuet
French; London, Samuel French,
itd. 11916]. 29'p. ~12me. [27565
@y.Oct: 13) 1916 2.16. -OGk. “18.
1916; D 45253; Laurence Housman,
London.
1227
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27566
pt. Lhe Sey as
Boss (THE) ; or, AN EVENING AT HOME,
play in 1 act, by C B.. Ruskay. [1],
11 p. 4to. Typewritten. [27566
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1916; D 45208;
Cecil B. Ruskay, New York.
BotTrLeD BuGS; farce in 3 acts, by W.
S. Poague. [84] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27567
Ol (ee. Gets! 23, 1WS1G)D 4a247 ;
Walter S. Poague, Chicago.
BRACEGIRDLE (THE); comedy-drama
in 4 acts, by B. A. Jenkins. [96] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27568
©: tc Oct! 23, L916: D: 45266;
Burris Atkins Jenkins, Kansas City,
Mo.
CALENDAR DAYS; entertainment in 1
act, by Harriette Wilbur. Chicago,
T. S. Denison & company [1916]. 39
p. 12mo. [27569
© Oc, 14," 1916s 72) eC Oe 1s;
1916; D 45198; Eben H. Norris, Chi-
cago.
CALLAHAN’S WARD; musical comedy in
8 acts, by John W. Ransone. [105]
Dp. 4to. Typewritten. [Words
only. ] [27570
© id tc. Oct: 23, 191Gs I 45252;
Margaret R. Ransone, New York.
CircUS DAY IN DrxIE; play in 8 acts,
by E. L. Gamble and J. S. Baugh-
man. 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
Waar al
©) 1. @, Oct: 25; A916, DW 4n2Tk;
J. S. Baughman, Philadelphia.
CLoAK (THE) MODEL; opera comique
in 3 acts, by O. Vessella. [60] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27572
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1916; D 452438;
Oreste Vessella, Atlantie City.
CONSCIENCE; 1 act playlet, by John B.
Hymer. [1], 24 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [27573
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1916; D 45251;
Hleanor Hymer, New York.
CurE (THE); domestic comedy, by
John B. Hymer. [1], 23 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [27574
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1916; D 45238;
Eleanor Hymer, New York.
DEMI-TASSE (THE) REVIEW; play in 1
act, by I. D’Armond, assisted by |
Bobby O’Neil. 5 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. i27ote
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1916; D 45088;
Isabelle D’Armond, New York.
a
DE Witt (THE) MYSTERY; play in 1
act, by G. A. Stilwell. [1], 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [27576
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1916; D 45222;
George A. Stilwell, New York.
District (THE) NURSE; farce in 38
acts, by J. R. Farrell.” [2]; tt3op:
4to. Typewritten. [27577
© 1° Oct. 20, 19163" D 4a229"
John Rupert Farrell, Long Branch,
N. J.
DorA DEANE; dramatization of Mary
J. Holmes’ novel of the same name,
in 4 acts, by L. B. Parker. [155] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27578
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1916; D 45240;
Lem B. Parker, Jersey City.
DROPPING (THE) OF THE RED HANDKER-
CHIEF; play in 1 act, by EK. Broome.
[19] p. 4to. Typewritten. [27579
© 1 @ Oct. 21, 1916; Daze
Elizabeth Broome, East Orange,
No.
EinpD (THE) OF A PERFECT DAY; original
play in 8 acts, by H. M. Barnes.
[107] p. 4to. Typewritten. [27580
© 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1916: Wi Aates-
Howard McKent Barnes, Chicago.
FAIRY OPFRETTAS; by Laura HW. Rich-
ards, with illustrations by Mary
Robertson Bassett. Boston, Little,
Brown, and company, 1916. ix, 119
p. 12mo. Contents.—Cinderella.—
The babes in the wood.—Beauty and
the beast.—Bluebeard.—The three
bears.—Good King Arthur.—Puss in
boots.—The sleeping beauty.
[27580*
© Sept. 23; ,.1916:' 2 "Gam ariee
Sept. 29, 1916; A 438604; Little,
Brown, and company, Boston.
FEATURING JANE STRINGER; comedy in
4 acts, by C. Cooksey. [81] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27581
© 1c Oct. 23, 1916; D 45249;
Curtis Cooksey, New York.
Frip (THE) FLOP FILM; travesty on
the motion picture craze in 1 scene,
by W. Owen. 38 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [27582
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1916; D 45241;
William Owen, Chicago.
FooLs’ STATION; fantasy, by A. Ger-
stenberg. [1], 22 p. 4to.» Type-
written. [27583
© 1; ¢): Gct., 13, 1916 ~~ D 4alsee
Alice Gerstenberg, Chicago.
1228
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1916
27599
‘ ra
Worest (THE) PRINCESS AND OTHER | GIRLS (THE); comedy in 1 act, by
MASQUES; by Constance D’Arcy
Mackay. New York, Henry Holt
and company, 1916. v,181 p. 12mo.
Contents.—The forest princess.—
The gift of time.—A masque of con-
servation.—The masque of Pomo-
na.—A masque of Christmas.—Sun
goddess. [27584
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
16, 1916; A 438890; H. Holt & co.,
New York.
Fourtu (THE) MAN; original comedy
in 1 act, by Austin Philips and Ed-
ward Cecil, adapted from Austin
Philips’s short story of the same
name. New York, Samuel French;
London, Samuel French, Itd., 1916.
21 p. 12mo. [27585
© Oct. 13, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
D 45176; Samuel French, ltd., Lon-
don.
FREE WILL; drama in 4 acts, with pre-
lude and prologue, by H. P. Kitt.
20 p. fol. Typewritten. [27586
(ort cy Oct. 23,1916; D 45248;
Harold P. Kitt, Pittsburgh.
FRIEND HUSBAND; comedy, by Irving
Dale. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1916]. 11 p. 12mo.
[27587
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 18, 1916 ;
D45200; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
FRIEND SALESMAN; comedy in 3 acts,
by J. E. Breed. [38] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27588
jae Oct. 18, 1916; D 45206;
James Edward Breed, Portland, Or.
Frog (THE) PRINCE; play in 1 act, by
Hi Mick. 18 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [27589
Grit «Oc. 23, 1916; D 45250;
Hettie Louise Mick, Chicago.
GANGSTER (THE), THE GIRL AND THE
cop; play in 1 act, by H. L. Pech.
[2], 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27590
© ac) Oct. 5, 1916; D 45060;
Harold Louis Pech, New York.
GARSIDE’S CAREER; comedy in 4 acts,
by H. Brighouse. [108] p.
Typewritten. VEZ TS9oL
© 1c Oct. 24, 1916; D 45258;
Harold Brighouse, Eccles, England.
Girt (THE) AND THE SAILOR; vaude-
ville sketch, by A. M. Zinn. [11] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27592
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1916; D 438560;
Albert M. Zinn, Milwaukee.
Mabel H. Crane. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
Itd., 1916. 18 p. 12mo. [27593
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
D 45196; Samuel French, New York.
GOLDEN (THE) APPLE; a play for
kiltartan children, by Lady Gregory.
Illustrated by Margaret Gregory.
New York and London, G. P. Put-
nam’s ‘Sons; 1916. 2) ps ly vai we 1,
117 p. col. front., col. plates. 8vo.
[27594
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
13, 1916; A 438848; Lady Gregory.
% G. P. Putnam’s sons, New York.
GOLDEN (THE) PIN; play without
words in 8 acts, by H. Felix. [2],
80 p. 4to. Typewritten. [27595
© 4 ¢) Oct. 25, 1916: D) 45274:
Hugo Felix, New York.
GoosE (THE) CREEK LINE; comedy in
2 acts, by Carabel Lewis Munger.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1916]. 384 p. 12mo. [27596
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec Oct. 18,
1916; D 45202; Eben H. Norris,
Chicago.
HEART (THE) OF OLD NEw ENGLAND;
play in 8 acts, by Smoke Sunday
[pseud. of L. L. Slater]. [72] p.
4to. 'Typewritten. [27597
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1916; D 45273;
Lewis Leonard Slater, Boston.
HER HONOR THE MAYOR; comedy in 3
acts, by Mary Modena Burns. Chi-
eago, T. S. Denison & company
[1916]. 64 p. 12mo. [27598
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 e@ Oct. 18,
1916; D 45199; Eben H. Norris,
Chicago.
HOME SWEET HOME; play of the Ten-
nessee Mountains in 4 acts, by J. B.
Ould. [62] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27599
© 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1916; D 45185;
Jesse Bright Ould, Unicoi, Tenn.
Hour-GLAss (THE); [play in 1 act, by
William Butler Yeats] New version
1912. (In his Responsibilities, and
other poems. New York, The Mac-
millan company, 1916. Book.
[27599*
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 445444; Macmillan co.,
New York)
1229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27600
pt. I, n.s., v.18
How VERY SHOCKING; comedy of,the
present in 1 act, by J. F. Thompson.
[2], 80 p. fol. Typewritten.
[27600
© 1c Oct. 20, 1916; D 45226;
Julian Francis Thompson, Chicago.
IN A SIGHT-SEEING CAR; Sketch, by C.
Dysart. Fairfield, Ia., Home talent
entertainment co., 1916. LOT Tp.
16mo. [27601
© 1e¢. Oct. 21, 1916; D 45244;
Chloe Dysart, Fairfield, Ia.
IN FOR THE NIGHT; farcical-comedy in
3 acts ,by J. Savery. [130] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27602
Qt er Oct: 21, 1916 "D 45237:
James Savery, New York.
In Lotus LAND; musical sketch in 1
act, by L. Cline and George Spink.
[5], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27603
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1916; D 45019;
Louis Cline, Atlantic City.
IN THE PARK; man and woman com-
edy talking skit, by D. S. Kusell.
[10] p. 4to. Typewritten. [27604
© 1. Oct: 18° 4916; "D 45209;
Dan S. Kusell, Chicago.
a.
INDELIBLE (THE) STAIN; act his-
torical play in 3 scenes, by J. M.
Levinson. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27605
©: Le. Oct. 17;. 1916s "D* 45231);
Joseph Max Levinson, Boston.
INGRATE (THE); comedy dramatic
episode, by J. HE. Davis. 4 p. fol.
Typewritten. [27606
©' 1 @. Oct 18, 1916; De 45214;
J. Edmund Davis, Chicago.
INNER (THE) SERVICE; play in 1 act,
bya Ey Ione: eA 2a em eevee:
Typewritten. [27607
Ort ce "Oct. "21," 1916 4a242e
Rufus Frederick King, New York.
IT WAS SHE; play, by K. Cheever-
Meredith. [2], 14 p. fol. Type-
written. [27608
Or Pe” Oct! 17, WIG. is 45210"
Katharine Cheever-Meredith, Vevey,
Switzerland.
JAKE’S FAMILY; 1 act comedy drama,
by I. C. Miller. [1], 6p. fol. Type-
written. [27609
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1916: D 45272;
Irvin C. Miller, Chicago.
1
9
a
JOHN HENRY SPEAKS; playlet, by C.
Johnson. 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27610
© 1 ce Oct. 20, 1916; D 45225;
Charlotte Johnson, Painesville, O.
JOHN JIGGSBY’S JAG; tragi-comedy
playlet, by C. L. Clinton: “[1], 12
p. 4to. Typewritten. (276i:
© 1c Oct. 27, 1916; D’45286;
Cora Lawton Clinton, New York.
JUDGE McANDREW’S OWN CASE; drama
in 1 act, by Leon Kelley. [1], 21
p. 4to. Typewritten. [27612
© 1c Oct. 18, 1916: DP 4nd
Chester Leon Kelley, Rockville
Centre, N. Y.
JUST A WOMAN; play in 8 acts and an
epilogue, by E. Walter. [99] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27613
© 1c. Oct 19. 1816. ie aa
Eugene Walter, New York.
KATIE DID; comedy in 4 acts, by G. F.
Van Etten. [68] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27614
© 1e. Oct. 11, 1916; D 45093;
Gerard Frisselle Van Etten, San
Antonio.
Kine Puinie IV; [play in 4 acts] by
William Watts. (Jn his Play and
poems.) Book. [27614*
© Aug. 31, 19163 "2 "cy and ee
Oct. 26, 1916; A 445355; William
Watts, Benton Harbor, Mich.
KITTY’S CLAWS; comedy in 8 acts, by
Z. Akins. [144] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27615
©: 1. ¢. Oct, 18,. 1916: I 4Aaeiee
Zoe Akins, St. Louis.
KNIGHT (THE) AND THE LADY; fro-
mantie 1 act play, by F. Nordstrom.
[2], 21 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27616
©: 1 c. Oct. 27, 1916: 1D) 45ass5
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
LAUGHING (THE) CURE; comedy in 2
acts, by Edith F. A. U. Painton.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1916]. “47 p. 12mo. [27617
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
D 45204; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
LIEUTENANT INKBOTTLE: vaudeville
act, by A. S. Tenney. [1], 5p. Ato.
Typewritten. [2761S
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1916; D 45220;
Allen Spencer Tenney, New York.
30
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1916
LITTLE ACTS FOR LITTLE ACTORS; Col-
lection of plays, drills, tableaux and
other entertainments for children,
by Edyth M. Wormwood and Eliza-
beth F. Guptill. Boston. Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 112 p. 12mo.
[27619
© Aue 17,. 1916: 2 c Aug. 18,
1916; D 44678; Walter H. Baker &
co., Boston.
LITTLE BOY DREAMS; fantasy in 1 act,
by R..W. Sneddon. [1] 17 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27620
ey te, Oct. 21, 1916; D 45239;
Robert William Sneddon, New York.
LITTLE (A) GIRL AT PLAY; opera in 1
act, libretto by Frank Patterson and
Tyndall Gray, music by Frank Pat-
terson. [1],6p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Libretto only]. [27621
© fi c Oct. 9, 1916; D 45082;
Franklin Peale Patterson, Los An-
geles.
LIt?tLs LADY IN BLUE; comedy in 8
acts, by Horace Hodges and T. Wig-
ney Percyval. [143] p. 4to. Type-
written. A 2e22
fete Oct..20,. 1916: D 45228;
David Belasco, New York.
LITTLE SISTER, OF THE STREETS; play in
= acts, by W. Collins. [78] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27623
ert © Oct. 24. 1916: D 452638;
Whitney Collins, Jonesboro, Ark.
Locke (THE) CHEST, and, THE
SWEEPS OF NINETY-EIGHT; two 1 act
plays, by J. Masefield. New York,
Macmillan company, 1916. 114 p.
front. (port.) S8vo. [27624
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
D 45215; Jchn Masefield, Cholsey-
Berks, England.
Locust FLOWER, and THE CELIBATE;
two plays by Pauline Brooks Quin-
ton. Boston, Sherman, French &
company, 1916. 4 p. L., 102 p., 1 1.
16mo. [27625
© July 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2, 1916: A 488673; Sherman, French
& co., Boston.
LovE SPATS; musical comedy skit, by
Ned Dandy. [1], 14 p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only.] [27626
© 1 ¢c. Oct. 21, 1916; D 45236:
Kitty Faye, New York.
27634
Maccig PEPPER; play in 3 acts ,by
Charles Klein. New York, Samuel
French; London, Samuel French,
Itd., 1916. 106 p. 12mo. [27627
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
D 45282; Samuel French, New York.
MAKING THE MOVIES; 1 act playlet, by
VY. Norden. 10p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27628
© 1 ce Oct. 24, 1916; D 45255;
Virginia Norden, New York.
MAN (THE) OF THE HOUR; play in 4
acts, by George Broadhurst, revised,
1916, by G. H. Broadhurst. New
York, Samuel French; London, Sam-
uel French, Itd., 1916. 182 p. 12mo.
[27629
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916:
D 45221; George H. Broadhurst,
New York.
Man (THE) WHO WAS DEAD; play in 10
Scenes, by E. Sheldon, founded upon
the Russian by Leo Tolstoi. [38], 89
p. 4to. Typewritten. [27630
©. (EO. 271916: DB 45285 ;
Edward Sheldon, New York.
MAN (THE) WITHOUT A COUNTRY; by
Edward Everett Hale, dramatized
by the Van Vlissingen school. Chi-
cago, Ill, The world’s chronicle,
1916; [5] p. S8vo. [27631
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec Oct. 7,
1916; D 45232; Little chronicle com-
pany, Chicago.
Mask (THE) OF MEN; or, CauUGHT
WITH THE GOODS; little comedy, by
David De Wolf [pseud. of W. A.
Snow] [25] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27632
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1916; D 45052;
Walter A. Snow, Peterborough, N. H.
MASK (THE) OF VICE; play in 1 act, by
N. B. Mitchell. 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27633
©) 1 te-30ctin 24.1916 DD) A256.
Nellie B. Mitchell, New York.
MAVOURNEEN ; a comedy in 8 acts, by
Louis N. Parker. New York, Dodd,
Mead and company, 1916. 5p. 1, 3—
208 p. 12mo. [27633*
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
81, 1916; A 445417; L. N. Parker,
London.
Mettine (THE) oF MoLty; play in 8
acts, by M. T. Daviess. [108] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27634
Or iici (OE ‘2G 1916; -—D. 45287;
Maria Thompsor Daviess, Madison,
Tenn.
1231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27635
pt. ass ae
MIDNIGHT AND MARRIED; original farce
in). act: by C.. Ivins.sy id, 26 p.
4to. Typewritten. [27635
© Le. eis BYy-4016 3 45S5t:
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
Miraculous (THE) NIGHT; Christmas
festival, . by. J: ‘Thorf. [9}_ p:.. fol.
Typewritten. [27636
©..4 je. (Oet. AD, T916¢ 1 45189;
Josephine Thorp, East Orange, N. J.
Mistake (A); comedy in 1 act, by
N. R. Field. [2], 6 p.. 4to. Type-
written. [27637
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1916; D 45234;
Norman Randolph Field, Newnan,
Ga.
MopERN ICELANDIC PLAYS; by JOhann
Sigurjonsson, tr. by Henninge Krohn
Schanche. New York, The Ameri-
can-Scandinavian foundation, 1916.
x stot. [21) p: > Jamo. . yb) Seandk
navian classics, v. 6]) Contents:
Eyvind of the hills—The Hraun
farm. [27637*
©, Oct. 2,,191632 @, Oc. 3, 1916;
aff. Oct. 19, 1916; A 445243; Ameri-
can-Scandinavian foundation, New
York.
Mosgvuitors; play in 4 acts, by H. J.
Blumensohn. [2),> 4041p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27638
© 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1916; D 44996;
Henry J. Blumensohn, New York.
MovING (THE) PICTURE FIENDS;
comedy, by Sully and Weil. [1],
8 p. 4to. Typewritten. [27639
© ie vOct 26, 1916 = 45281:
Sully & Weil, New York.
New (THE) MoRN; English diplomacy
and the Triple entente, a phantas-
magoria in 1 act, by Barrie Ameri-
canus Neutralis <Paul Carus>.
Chicago, Open court publishing
company, 1916. 2 p.1. 36 p. 8vo.
[27640
DEVE. Lots GolG, 2. Mee ert.
1916; D 45184; Open court pub.
co., Chicago.
NIGHT HAWKS; 1 act comedy, by F.
Haines-Reed. [51] 5,4) cements 4to.
Typewritten. [27641
© 1e Oct. 16, 1916; D 45179;
Florence Haines-Reed, Los Angeles.
NIGHT PICTURES; fantasy in 3 scenes,
by J. Witz | Patrick¢, [21], a6:ap:
4to. Typewritten. [27642
C Aic. Oeh 2h 1916: Dr 4281 -
James William Fitz Patrick, Water-
bury, Conn.
OLD WIVES’ TALE; a play, by George
Peele, ed. with notes and an in-
troduction, by Frank W. Cady.
Boston, R. G. Badger; [etec., ete.,
1916] 17 p. 2:1, 19-fay ae pee
12mo. [27642*
© Oct. 5, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 488808; Richard G.
Badger, Boston.
OPEN SESAME; comedy in 1 act, by R.
Jordan. [2], 10 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [27648
© 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1916. Drtaee-
Robert Jordan, Brooklyn.
PAGEANT OF ‘Paros: presented by the
people of Palos Township, Saturday
afternoon, September 16, 1916, at
Palos Park, Illinois, under the aus-
pices of the Palos improvement club,
book of the pageant by Hattie Sin-
nard Pashley and Eleanor Reese
Dunn. [Chicago, The Hildmann
printing co., 1916] 1 eres
illus. (incl. music) 12mo. [27643*
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 488599; Palos im-
provement club, Palos Park, Ill.
PAGEANT OF THE CHURCH; given in
honor of the general convention of
the Protestant .Episcopal church,
October, 1916. The Pageant de-
signed and produced by the Rev.
George Long. [St.. Louis, Mo.,
Printed by Woodward & Tiernan
ptg. co., 1916] 59 p. 12mo. [27644
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
13,_1916; A 438863; G. Long, War-
saw, Ill.
PaTRIA; play in 4 acts, by Louis Jo-
seph Vance. [1], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27645
© 1e. Oct. 24, 1916; D 45267;
Starr company, New York.
PAT’S MATRIMONIAL VENTURE; comedy,
by Ward Macauley. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1916]. 18 p.
12mo. [27646
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1916;
D 45201; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
Peanuts; farce in 1 act and 1-scene,
by Mrs. C. Clark. [1], 24 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27647
© c: Oct. 23, 19169 Deas
Mrs. Curran Clark, San Francisco.
PEGGY’S PROPHECY; comedy playlet, by
S. 00, .Hillman: [41], <4-sneeee
Typewritten. [27648
©. 1c. Oct. 24, 1916; D 45254;
Sara Frazer Hillman, Pittsburgh.
1232
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1916
PERSECUTED (A) PRINCESS; comic op-
era in 3 acts, words and music by
C. Fiqué. [73] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only]. [27649
© 1 c Oct. 19, 1916; D 45218;
Carl Fiqué. Brooklyn.
PHOSPHORESCENT JIM: 1 act farce
comedy. by F. W. Thompson.
25 p. 4to. Typewritten. [
© 1 e« Oct. 20, 1916; D 45227
Frederic W. Thompson, New York.
we
PIERROT IN THE CLEAR OF THE MOON;
pantomime, by G. S. Riggs. 5 p.
4to. Typewritten. [27651
eee Oct. 7, 1916; D 45187;
Gretchen S. Riggs, Chicago.
Price (THE) OF PEACE; 1 act drama,
by L. Varnes.
written. [27652
oot ce Oct 16,1916; D 45177;
Lilyan Varnes, San Francisco.
REFORMATION (THE) OF DAN DUFFY;
or, SOBERING UP FATHER, vaudeville
comedy playlet in 2 scenes, by H. N.
James and Jos. S. Edwards. 12 p.
4to. Typewritten. [27653
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1916; D 45269;
Henry Newton James, Los Angeles.
RESTITUTION ; military drama in 1 act,
by Mary Forrest and A. R. de Beer.
[1], 14 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27654
rn & Oct 18, 1916; D 45212;
Abraham Rayfield De Beer, New
York.
ReEtTuRN (THE) OF HI JENKS; comedy
in 4 acts, by Marion Short, based
upon a farce written by J. H. Rortz.
New York, Samuel French: London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1916. 84 p.
12mo. [27655
feme. 25, 1916; 2° ce. Oct. 26,
1916; D 45276; Samuel French, New
York.
Sr. NICHOLAS BOOK OF PLAYS AND
OPERETTAS. 2d series. New York,
The Century co. 1916. 4 p. L,
3-243 p. illus. (incl. music) 12mo.
Contents: The dream-toy shop, by
Jessie M. Baker.—Christmas babes
in the woods, by Corinne R.
Swain.—Which shall be king? by
Anna Van M. Jones.—The Christ-
mas conspiracy, by Elizabeth Wood-
bridge——How Christmas was saved,
by Catharine Markham.—The first
Thanksgiving day, by Agnes Mil-
ler.—Everychild, by Content S.
Nichols.—Everygirl, by Rachel L.
[2], 16 p. fol. Type- |
27661
St. NICHOLAS BOOK OF PLAYS AND
OPERETTAS.—Continued.
Field.—The Egyptian cat, by Irene
W. Clark.—The sleeping beauty, by
Caroline Verhoeff.—Lord Malapert
of Moonshine castle, by E. S.
Brooks.—Little folk in green, by
Elizabeth Woodbridge.—A friend in
need, by Maude M. Frank.—The
new Red Riding-hood, by E. S.
Brooks.—The babes in the wood, by
Laura E. Richards. [27656
© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 488579;
Century co., New York.
SANDS OF DESTINY; comedy drama in
4 acts, by Otto Wynne (pseud. of
ao) ME ii Hare]. (215 ]t ae te:
Typewritten. [27657
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1916; D 45289; J.
M. Edgar Hart, Montreal, Canada.
SANGRE NIHIZISTA; tragedia en 1 acto,
original de N. Lund-Bourn. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 20 p. 12mo. [27658
© Sept. 5, 1916 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45112; Nica Lund-Bourn, Madrid.
Si DE LAS NINAS; comedia en tres,
actos ¥ en prosa, por Leandro Fer-
nandez de Moratin, ed. with intro-
duction, notes, and vocabulary by
J. D. M. Ford. Boston, New York
fetc.] Ginn and company [1916]
xiv, 126 p. 16mo. [27658*
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
42, 19165, A. 487635,;. J.-D» M_ Yord:
Cambridge, Mass. [Copyright is
claimed on new maiter]
Sieur Dt Lutt: historical play in 4
acts, by S. P. Stocker (Omesqua-
wigishigoque). [5], 61 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27659
©) de: Oct... 13, 19165, 451815
Stella Prince Stocker, Duluth, Minn.
SISTER Mary; comedy in 1 act, by
N. R. Field. [3], 7 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27660
© 1. ec. Oct. 21, 1916; D-45235;
Norman Randolph Field, Newnan,
Ga.
SoMETHING WORTH WHILE; drama in 4
acts, by C. E. Parker, embodying a
new complete grand opera in 1 act
entitled, The ery of the wolf, by
C. E. Parker, music by Clifford El-
more. [79] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [27661
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1916: D 45015:
Clifford E. Parker, New York.
1233
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27662
Sone (THE) SELLER; musical comedy
sketch, by W. Blake. [1], 5 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27662
© 1e Oct. 14, 1916; D 45230;
Winfield Blake, San Francisco.
Sons OF THE RICH; drama in 4 acts, by
Charles Sumner and Walter Poague.
[8i] p. 4to. Typewritten. [27663
© 1c Oct. 16, 1916: D 45180;
Charles Sumner Hayes. Chicago.
Story (THE) oF ELEvsIs; lyrical
drama [in 5 acts], by Louis V.
Ledoux. New York, The Macmillan
company, 1916. XIII, 96 p. 12mo.
[27664
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
D 45275; Macmillan company, New
York.
STUDIES IN CHARACTER; play in 1 act,
by P. D. Standing and D. Blaufox.
[1], 4 p. 4to. Typewritten. [27665
©.1 c. Oct. 10,1916; D,.45171;
Percy D. Standing and David Blatu-
fox, New York.
SUFFERAGE-YET; Dlay in 1 act, by J. L.
Browning. 11 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[27666
Oricce. Oe. 18)°491G- “D> 4520T;
Joseph L. Browning, New York.
SULLY’S TRIBULATIONS ; farce in 3 acts,
by M. Goldsmith. [94] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [27667
© 1e Oct. 19, 1916; D 45219;
Milton Goldsmith, New York.
Teacup (THE) INN; play in 1 act, by
F. Nordstrom. (2. OO. Doe.
Typewritten. [27668
© ic Aug. 18. 1916; D 44675;
Frances Nordstrom, Brooklyn.
THOSE GIRLS; musical farce in 2 acts,
by W. I. and J. H. Percival. [95] p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only].
[27669 |
© 1 ec. Oct. 20, 1916; D 45224;
Walter I. Percival, New York.
THREE PLAYS; by Padraic Colum.
Boston, Little, Brown, and company,
t91G. Vii ps. 1s 225 ps Nala amo.
Contents: The fiddler’s house.—The
land.—Thomas Muskerry. [27670
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 446100; P. Colum, New
York.
Tom AND JERRY; comedy of spirit in
1 act, by’ W. Bowman)’ [1] Srp.
4to. Typewritten. [27671
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1916: D 45192 ;
Willard Bowman, New York.
!
pt. nS. yv.9S
TOMORROW AT TEN; comedy, by Lind-
sey Barbee. Chicago, T. S. Denison
& company [1916]. 12 p. 12mo.
[27672
© Oct. 14, 1916:°2 << Oct as,
1916; D 45203; Eben H. Norris, Chi-
cago.
Tomorrow (THE) MAN; play in 4 acts,
by L. Winner. [101] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27673
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1916; D 45188;
Lily Winner, New York.
Trovapor (EL); por Antonio Garcia
Gutiérrez, ed. with introduction,
notes and vocabulary by Harold T.
Davis and Fernando C. Tamayo
[drama caballeresco en 5 jornadas,
en prosa y verso] Colorado Springs,
Col., Apex book company, 1916. 208
p. incl. front. (port.) i16mo.
[27673*
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 445386; Apex book co.,
Colorado Springs, Col.
TWELFTH NIGHT; or, WHAT YOU
WILL, ed. by Arthur D. Innes, Ameri-
can ed. rev. by Frederick E. Pierce.
Boston, New York [ete] D. C.
Heath & co. [1916] 3 p. 1., v-xviii
p., 1 1, 162 p. 16mo. (The Arden
Shakespeare, general ed., C. H. Her-
ford) [27673**
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 445456; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
UnvDERTOW (THE); original drama in
prologue and 4 acts, by C. L. Clin-
ton. [94] p. 4to. Typewritten.
: [27874
© 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1916; D 45260;
Cora Lawten Clinton, New York.
UNPUBLISHED; comedy drama of
American publishers in 3 acts, by
C. G. Bochert. [140] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27675
© 1 ec. Oct. 21, 1916; D Ansa
Charles G. Bochert New York.
WHAT IT MEANT TO MoTHER CARSON;
play in 1 act, by M. S. Zunser. [2],
7p. 4to. Typewritten. [27676
© i’e. Oct: 27, 1916: DP Sze
Miriam Shomer Zunser, Brooklyn.
WHAT’S YOUR GAME, JERRY? play in 3
acts, by H. W. Hawley. [125] p.
4to. Typewritten. [27677
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1916; D 45194;
Harry Waterbury Hawley, Bridge-
port, Conn.
1234
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1916
WINNING (THE) widow; parlor com-
edy in 2 acts, by Edith F. A. W.
Painton. Chicago, T. S. Denison &
company [1916]. 42 p. 12mo.
[27678
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 e@ Oct. 18,
1916; D 45205; Eben H. Norris, Chi-
cago.
WitcH (THE) oF ENpor; a tragedy
fin 5 acts], by Robert Norwood.
New York, George H. Doran com-
pany [1916] 121 p. 12mo. [27678*
© Noy. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 445452; George H. Doran
co., New York.
WomAN (THE) WHO WOULDN’T; play
in 3 acts, by Rose Pastor Stokes.
New York and London, G. P. Put-
nam’s sons, 1916. 2 p. 1, 183 p.
12mo. [27679
© Oct. 20; 1916; 2 « Oet. 25,
1916; D 45345; G. P. Putnam’s sons,
New York.
27683
WooIne (THE) OF WILLIAM THE CoN-
QUEROR; or FEMINISM UP TO DATE;
play in prologue and 2 acts, by EH. C.
S. Marsh. [2], 78 p. 4to. Type-
written. [27680
© & Oct. 26, 1916; D 4527%:
Elizabeth Codwin Schofield Marsh,
Princeton, N. J.
Yooo (THE) or YoGA; play in 1 act, by
S. M. Hirsch. [1], 7p. 4to. Type-
written. [27681
Ow. AOC. 16,5 1916) D 457s.
Sidney M’ttron Hirsch, Nashville.
YULE-TIDE (A) REVEL; festival for
Christmas, by J. Thorp. 8 p. fol.
Typewritten. [27682
© de Oct. 10,1916) Dy 45190
Josephine Thorp, Hast Orange, N. J.
ZACH; character farce in 8 acts, by
H. Brighouse. [111] p. 4to. Type-
written. [27683
© 1c. Oet. 24, 1916; D 45257;
Harold Brighouse, Eccles, England.
Number of entries of Dramatic compositions (including entries for 2,298
unpublished and other one-copy dramas) printed in the catalogue
ieee SONG
sk Bole Ue a ee 2, 449
1235
v
aaa,
TITLE. OF DRAMA’ OF WHICH THE SUBSIS TINGS Geer
RIGHT HAS” BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION SZ
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
GOLDEN (THE) WIDOW; comedy in
three acts from the French of Vic-
torien Sardou, by Augustin Daly.
[27683-1
© by Richard Dorney and Rich-
ard M. Henry, New York, as execu-
tors, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 8788. Oct. 6, 1916. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 20, 1889, no. 28549.
1256
ClASS. Fo MAPS
ANCHORAGE, Alaska. [Insurance map]
Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch.
8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27684
rece 25. “191672 ec. «Oct 81,
1916; EF 380146; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ANDREWS, Cherokee Co., N. C. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 Sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27685
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 22,
1916; F 30187; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ARIZONA, Heart-shaped copper-gold
map. Arizona. Size 7 by 9 inches.
[27686
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
F 28940; Whitney & co., Boston.
ATHENS, Calhoun Co., Mich. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27687
‘je eNov. 16, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 21,
1916; F 380174; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ATTLEBORO, Bristol Co., Mass. Insur-
ance maps. Sept.. 1916. Scale. 50
ft. to an inch. 20 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27688
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 « Nov. 16,
1916; EF 30161; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Maps of Attleboro, North Attle-
boro, and Attleboro Falls. Size 18
by 26 inches. [27689
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1916;
F 28935; Sampson & Murdock co.,
Boston.
BAINBRIDGE, Decatur Co., Ga. Insur-
ance maps. Sept., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 12 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27690
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ce Nov. 15,
1916; F 380158; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
}
Benson, Woodford Co., Ill. [Insur-
ance map] _ Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27691
© Nov.5 16, 19167) 2 se. Nowe 1G,
1916; F 30163; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BRAXTON County, W. Va. Map of
Braxton Co., W. Va. Size 15 by
12 inches. [27692
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
F 28943; Shedd-Brown mfg. ¢o.,
Minneapolis.
BREVARD, Transylvania Co., N. C. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27693 —
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 21,
1916; F 380177; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BRIDGEPORT, Caddo Co., Okl. [Insur-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27694
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 @ Nov. 21,
1916; F 30173; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
Bronson, Branch Co., Mich. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27695
© ANovil22) 19116 2es Novew2o:
1916; F 30191; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BrRookLyn, N. Y. [Insurance map]
v. 8, add’l sheet 119. Aug., 1916.
Scale 60 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by
18 inches. [27696
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢«. Nov. 17,
1916; F 30162; Sanborn map co., .
New York.
Insurance maps of the borough of
Brooklyn, city of New York, v. 4.
1916. Scale 60 ft. to 1 inch. 120 1.
size 27 by 18 inches. [27697
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1916;
F 30148; Sanborn map co., New
York.
1237
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27698
BrooxLtyNn, N. Y.—Continued.
Rand-MecNally map of Brooklyn.
Seale 2,000 feet to 1 inch. Size 28
by 30 inches. [27698
Oct.) 30), 19IGis. 2 “ce: Nov. ‘3,
1916; F 289386; Rand-McNally & co.,
New York.
BRUNDIDGE, Pike Co., Ala. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27699
cy UNGY, 10> 19a: 2G. Nov. (14,
1916; F 380153; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CaLHouN County, Mich. Farm jour-
nal map of Calhoun County, Mich.
Scale 3 miles to 2 inches. Size 22
by 22 inches. [27700
©) Wet 25," 199622 «Gee 30.
1916; F 289381; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
CALIPATRIA, Imperial Co., Cal. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50. tt...to,an.ineh... Size 2b by 2.
inches. [27701
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2-e. Nov:18,
1916; EF 30169; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Cana-
dian Pacific railway; with insert
map, Canadian Pacifie railway and
ocean services. Scate 100 mi. to 1
inch. Size 84 by 31 inches. [27702
© July. tt ole. 2G. (Noma 2,
1916; F 28933; Poole bros., Chicago.
Pacifie
Seale
Outline map, Canadian
railway and connecting lines.
Si by 18 inches. [27703
© duby Ae A Ol 3 hen Nae 2
1916; F 28934; Poole bros., Chicago.
CARNEYS Point, Salem Co., N. J. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27704
~ ©) Nov. 14, 1916: 2 “e-iNoys do,
1916; EF 30157; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Mapa del estado
de Chihuahua, Mexico. Scale 10
mi. to Linch. Size 41 by 53 inches.
[27705
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1916;
F 289389; Cheatham Andrews Mc-
Kie, El Paso.
|
pt. 5, See
CINCINNATI, O. [Insurance maps] Vv.
6. addl sheets 722-730. <Aug.,
1916. Secale 50 ft. to/ an “meas
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [27706
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 © Novos
1916; EF 30172; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
CLEVELAND, O. Forman-Bassett co.
map of Cleveland and vicinity.
Scale 1600 ft. to one inch. Size 37
by 67 inches. [27707
© Novy... 1,: 19163. 2>-G) Sia
1916; F 28947; Forman-Bassett co.,
Cleveland.
Forman-Bassett co. map of Cleve-
land and vicinity showing wards.
Scale 1600 ft. to 1 inch. Size 37.
by 67 inches. [27708
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2.6) Nowe
1916; F 28948; Forman-Bassett co.,
Cleveland.
CorpER, Lafayette Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27709
© Nov. 21, 1916: 3 @ Nowe
1916; IF 30189; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Harrison Co., Ky. In-
Oct., .1916.- Seale
17 sheets, size
CYNTHIANA,
surance maps.
50 ft. to an: inch.
25 by 21 inches. [27710
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2°e@ Nevis
1916; F 30184; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
DaNnBuRY, Fairfield Co., Conn. Price
and Lee co. map of the city of
Danbury with Danbury township,
borough and township of Bethel,
Fairfield Co., Conn., 1916. Seale
2400. ft. to 1) inch... Size 23 3paee
inches. PAG TES
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1916;
E 28942; Price & Lee eco. New
Haven, Conn.
Eaton County, Mich. Farm journal
map of Eaton Co., Mich. Scale 3
mi. to 2 inches. Size 18 by 20
inches. <“[2eti2
© No. 13, 1916; 2 c. Nol 1a. 436.
F 28950; C. S. Hammond & co.,
New York.
EMMETSBURG, Palo Alto Co., Ia. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [27713
© “Nov. 18,1916 > 2 ene
1916; F 380175; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1238
MAPS
no. 11, 1916
GaALATA, Hill Co., Mont. [Insurance
map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch, Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27714
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 15, 1916;
FH 30155; Sanborn map co., New
York.
GILBERTSVILLE, Otsego Co., N. Y. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21
inches. {27715
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1916;
I 30151; Sanborn map co., New
York.
GORIN, Scotland Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27716
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 21,
1916; F 380178; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
GRUNDY CENTER, Grundy Co., Ia. [In-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27717
© Noy. 18, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 21,
1916; EF 380176; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Hinton, Caddo Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft¥ to an
inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27718
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢« Nov. 21,
1916; F 30180; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Hitcucock, Blaine Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27719
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c Nov. 21,
1916; F 30179; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HoquiaAM, Grays Harbor Co., Wash.
[Insurance map] Aug., 1916. Scale
00 ft. to an inch. 36 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27720
© Nov. 138, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 18,
1916; F 80171; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HueHES County, S. D. Standard at-
las. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
Zap) i, 1-1, vill, x—xxiil p. illus.,
ports., ‘maps. fol. $15.00. [27721
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c¢ and aff.
Sept. 25, 1916; A 488550; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
71114—16——7
27729
Huron, Beadle Co., S. Dak. Insur-
ance maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 18 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27722
@ Now 2 IO1Gs 2 ey Now, (22;
1916; IF 30190; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
KiamMAatH Lakes. Automobile roads
to Klamath Lakes and Crater Lakes
from Montague and Yreka, Cal.
Seale 12 mi. to # inch. Size 63 by
9 inches. [27723
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2c. Oct. 30, 1916 ;
I’ 28928; California state automo-
bile assn., San Francisco.
LAKE County, Minn. Sectional map,
Lake County, Minn. Compiled from
latest government surveys and other
authentic sources. Secale 24 miles to
Linch. Size 38 by 17 inches. [27724
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1916 ;
I 28927; Jewett & son, St. Paul.
LA Piatra, Macon Co., Mo. [Insurance
map| Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft, to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27725
© VNovye 20 1916 (2) co Nove 22,
1916; F 380185; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Larepo, Webb Co., Tex. Insurance
maps. Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 18 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27726
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢« Nov. 21,
1916; F 380183; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Lee County, Ia. Standard atlas.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. 1, 7-79, viii, x—xxiii p. illus,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00
2UT2T
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 445270; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
Lerpsic, Putnam Co., O. [Insurance
map]
inch.
Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
10 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27728
©! Nov. (22> 19165 2c. Now... 23,
1916; F 30194; Sanborn my Co),
New York,
LEONIDAS, St. Joseph Co., Mich. [in-
surance map] Sept., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27729
2) CANOE. LS)
Sanborn map €o.,
© Nov. 17, 1916;
1916; F 30167;
New York.
1239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27730
pt. I, 1S: V.93.
Lipsy, Lincoln Co., Mont. [Insurance
map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27730
©! Nov. 43, 191672. «Nov. 18,
1916; F 30170; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
Matta BeEnp, Saline Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27731
©) Now i6, 1916; °2 ¢. “Nev. 17,
1916; F 30164; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Mancum, Greer Co., Okl. Insurance
maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 13 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27732
CG Noy. 22, 19162 2c. Now. 2a,
1916; F 30193 ; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
Mason City, Ia. [Insurance map]
addl. sheet 30. Sept., 1916. Secale
50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 ‘by 21
inches. [27733
(©). .Nov.. 16, 1916 3.,2 -¢.. Nov. 17,
1916; F 380165; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
MERIDEN, Conn. Map of the city of
Meriden, prepared for the Price &
Lee co.’s city directory. Size 27 by
24 inches. [27734
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1916;
F 28925; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Caspar’s officiat
map of the city of Milwaukee and
vicinity. Scale 1500 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 27 by 22 inches. [27735
Oet. 20, A916: 2. e. ove 4;
1916; F 289388; C. W. Caspar co.,
Milwaukee.
Insurance maps. v. 7. addi.
sheets 804-807. July, 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27736
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1916;
F 30149; Sanborn map co., New
York.
NEw CARLISLE, Clarke Co., O. [Insur-
Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. PA ere
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2) Ge NOW | 23,
1916; F 30192 : Sanborn map COo.,
New York.
ance map]
to an inch.
NortH DaxkoTa. Crams superior map
of North Dakota. Scale 8 mi. to 1
inch. Size 37 by 48 inches. [277388
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1916;
F 28941; George F. Cram co., Chi-
cago.
—— New commercial and census map
of N. D. showing counties in differ-
ent colors, political and congres-
sional townships, cities, villages, and
post-offices, steam and electric rail-
roads with stations and distance be-
tween stations, complete index to all
places on map with population ac-
cording to the latest census, insets
of statistical information. Distance
tables of railroad travel and other
features. Size 47 by 28 inches.
[27739
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 e. Oct. 8380,
1916; F 28932; National map co., In-
dianapolis.
NoRWALK, Conn. Map of Norwalk,
Conn., 1916, prepared by Samuel W.
Hoyt, jr., for the Price & Lee co.,
directory. Size 28 by 16 inches.
[27740
© Oct. 26, 1916:'2>@ Gere
1916; F 28926; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
OnIo. Automobile road map of Ohio
with Willard service stations. Secale
35 mi. to 14 inches. Size 16 by 104
inches. [27741
© Oct. 23, 1916: 2 ¢, Gy. tee
1916; F 28944; B. F. — CO.,
Akron, ();
Ohio as originally surveyed and
subdivided. Scale 12 mi. to 1 inch.
Size 22 ae 23 inches. [27742 |
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1916;
F Sere William E. Peters,
Athens, or
Orrick, Ray Co., Mo. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [27743
© Nov. .17,-19163;:2, eNow tS
1916; EF 380168; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
PapucaH, Ky. [Insurance map] addl.
sheet 61. <Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[27744
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 16,
1916; F 30159; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1240
MAPS
no. 11, 1916
PENNSYLVANIA. 75 miles around the
geographical center, state of Penn-
sylvania. Size 10 by 10 inches.
[27745
OmNov. 9019163) 2 ee: 'Nov. 11,
1916; F 28945; George D. Proud,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Automobile map
of Philadelphia and vicinity. Size
23 by 36 inches. [27746
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 28,
1916; EF 28924; John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia.
Port Henry, Essex Co., N. Y. In-
surance maps. Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27747
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c Nov. 15,
1916; EF 30156; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Putnam County, O. Farm journal
map of Putnam Co., O. Secale 8 mi.
to 2 inches. Size 21 by 21 inches.
[27748
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c«. Nov. 15,
1916; F 28951; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
RoosEvVELT, Middlesex Co., N. J. In-
surance maps. Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 14 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [27749
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ Nov. 21,
1916; F 380181; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
St. Louris, Mo. [Insurance map] v. 8.
new sheets. 69, 75. Sept., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [27750
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. Nov. 16,
1916; EF 30160; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SALINE County, Mo. Standard atlas.
Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co., 1916. 2
pel, %—-15, Vili, x—xxiii p. illus.,
ports., maps. fol. $15.00. [27751
© Sept. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff,
Sept. 25, 1916; A 438549; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
SEGUIN, Guadalupe Co., Tex. Insur-
ance maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 18 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27752
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c@ Nov. 17,
1916; EF 30166; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1241
i
SHEFFIELD, Franklin Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance map] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27733
© Noy. 21, 1916; 2.¢. Nov. 22,
1916; EF 380186; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SHELBY CouNTy, O. Farm journal
map of Shelby Co. O. Scale 3
miles to 2 inches. Size 18 by 20
inches. [27754
©) Nov!) 13, 1916: 2)e; Nove. Lb;
1916; FF 28949; C. S. Hammond &
co., New York.
SoutH Fork, Cambria Co., Pa. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [27755
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 «@ Nov. 21,
1916; F 30182; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SPARKILL, Rockland Co., N. Y. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [27756
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1916;
F 380147; Sanborn map co., New
York.
STOCKETT, Cascade Co., Mont. [Insur-
ance map] Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [27757
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ec Nov. 15,
1916; F 30154; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ToLEpo, O. Insurance maps. _ v. 3.
add’! sheets 423-426. July, 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets.
size 25 by 21 inches. [27758
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
F 30150; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Troy, Pike Co., Ala. Insurance maps.
Oct., 1916. Secale 50 ft. to an inch.
12 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[27759
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c« Nov. 22,
1916; F 30188; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
UNITED STATES. Rand, McNally po-
litical atlas. The men and the issues
of the presidential campaign of 1916.
Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally
& company, 1916. 16 p._ illus.
ports., map, diagr. fol. $0.25.
[27760
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Sept. 5, 1916; A 487537; Rand, Mc-
Nally & co., Chicago. [Copyright is
claimed on additions]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27761 pt. 1, n.s., v. 13, no. 11, 1916
VERDE MINING DISTRIcT, Ariz. Map of ; WASHINGTON (State) Judge’s road
the Verde mining district also map of Washington and Oregon.
Black Hills mining district, Jerome, Scale 10 miles to 1 inch. Size 51
Yavapai Co., Ariz. Oct., 1916. by 54 inches. [27763
Seale 1,500 ft. to 1 inch. Size 42 © Oct. 10, 1916; 2c Oct. 30,
by 24 inches. 1916; F 28929; W. Elliott Judge,
: [27761 San Francisco.
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ¢ Nov. 16, | Wirtiams County, O. Farm journal
1916; F 28952: Clarence V. Hop- map of Williams County, O. Scale
kins & Thomas L. MacLeod, Jerome, | 3 miles to 2 inches. Size 18 by 18
Ariz. inches. [27764
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 e@ Oct. 30,
i 1916; F 28930; C. S. Hammond &
Waco, Tex. Insurance maps. New co., New York.
sheets 53, 54, 56, add’l sheets 58-} ‘ ; :
oe } ’ YAVAPAI County, Ariz. Verdi min-
66. <Aug., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an ing district, Yavapai Co., Ariz.
inch. 12 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. Scale 2,500 ft. to 1 inch. Size 104 by
rir , e s
»)
[27762 133 inches. [27765
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 ¢« Nov. 11, © Nov. 11, 1916; 2 @ Ney 44
1916; F 30152; Sanborn map co., 1916; F 28946; S. F. Goddard %
New York. Clark & Clark, Prescott, Ariz.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916___ 1, 410
1242
CLASSES L AND M.
ACCUSING EVIDENCE; directed by Allen
Dwan. Reel. [27766
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 11, 1916; L 9489; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ACHING TOOTH IS NO EXCUSE. See Tin
soldier,
ALASKA, AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD.
See At the top of the world—
Alaska.
ALL MAN; in 5 pts., story by Willard
Mack, directed by Emile Chautard,
photographed by Lucien Taing’y.
Small reel. [27767
© title, description and 257 prints
reed. Nov. 18, 1916; L 9542; World
film corp., New York.
ANY OLD DUKE ’LE Do; written by R.
A. Dillon, directed by P. C. Harti-
gan. Reel. [27768
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9425; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
ARCH CRIMINALS OF PARIS. See Vam-
pires.
ARCHITECTURAL CEYLON. Split reel.
[27769
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; M %68; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
ASHES; written and _ directed by
Robert F. Hill. 3 reels. [27770
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9608; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD—ALASKA.
Split reel.
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; M 767; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BEATRICE F'arr¥Fax: no. 10. Play ball.
scenario by Basil Dickey, produced
by Wharton, ine. 2 reels. [27772
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Noy. 7, 1916; L 9464; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
[27771 |
MOTION PICTURES
BEATRICE F'ArRFAx—Continued.
11. The wages of sin, scenario
by Basil Dickey, produced by Whar-
ton, ine. 2 reels. WAT TR:
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 7, 1916; L 9465; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
———Jj4. The hidden menace, scenario
by Basil Dickey, produced by Whar-
ton, ine. 2 reels. [27774
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 e and descrip-
tion Nov. 18, 1916; L 9492; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
15. Wrist watches, scenario by
Basil Dickey, produced by Wharton,
ine. 2 reels. [27775
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 94938; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
BEHIND THE SCREEN; seventh of the
comedies written and produced by
Charles Chaplin under his new Mu-
tual Chaplin contract. 2 reels.
[27776
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9557; Lone
star corp., Chicago.
BELGIUM, THE KINGDOM OF _ GRIEF.
Small reel. [27077
© title, description and 82 prints
recd. Nov. 18, 1916; M 756; Beacon
films, ine., New York.
BELOW THE DEAD LINE. See Jimmie
Dale, alias tire Grey Seal.
Best (THE) MAN; by Thos. J. Gray,
produced by Harry Jackson. Reel.
[27778
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916: L 9566; Klever
pictures, ine., New York.
BEYOND THE WALL. See Madness of
Helen.
Bic TREMAINE; picturization of Marie
Van Vorst’s novel, produced for the
Metro program under the direction
of Henry Otto. 5 reels. [27779
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov.. 20, 1916; L 9546; Yorke
film corp., New York.
1243
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 18
27780
Bossy BUMPS AT THE CIRCUS; ani-
mated by Earl Hurd. (Paramount-
Bray cartoon, no. 46} Reel. [27780
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion, Noy. 14) 491G Mote, Bray
studios, inc., New York.
BorDER (THE) LINE; by Charles Mi-
chelson, directed by L. C. Windom.
3 reels. [27781
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 e«. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9547; Essa-
nay film mfg. co., Chicago.
BovuGHT AND PAID FoR; from the play
by George Broadhurst, directed by
Harley Knoles. Small reel.
[27782
© title and description recd. Nov.
6, 1916; 242 prints recd. Nov. 7,
2916. (1, 95125) William (Al) Brady,
New York.
BRAND (THE) OF CAIN; written by
Waliace C. Clifton, directed by Co-
lin Campbell. 2 reels. [27783
© Nov. i8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9609; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
BREAKER (THE); from the story by
Arthur Stringer, arranged and di-
rected by Fred E. Wright. 5 reels.
[27784
22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
23, 1916; L 9584; Hssanay
co., Chicago.
© Nov.
tion Noy.
film mfg.
BRINGING UP FATHER; father gets into
the movies, cartoon by George Mc-
Manus, animated by Frank Moser,
scenario by L. DeLorme. Split
reel. [27785
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; M 768; Inter-
national film service, inc., New York.
Bucier (THE) oF ALGIERS; based on
the novel, We are French, by Perley
Moore Sheehan and Robert H.
Davis, scenario by Elliott J. Claw-
son, directed by Rupert Julian. 5
reels. (Julian 1981 C) [27786
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916;.L 9518; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
BuRIED (THE) SECRET; in 3 pts. Clip-
pings from roll. [27787
© title, description and 76 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9457; Nordisk
films kompagni -A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
i
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL, no. 19.
Split reel. [27788
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; M 754; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Capanre ( A) LADY cooK; written by
Harry Wulze, produced by Wallace
Beery. Reel. [27789
© Nov. 3. 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6. 1916; L 9446; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CAPTAIN JINKS’ EVOLUTION; by Cyrus
Townsend Brady, directed by Au-
thur Ellery. Reel. [27790
© Nov. 20, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; lL, 9595:;" Vitae
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN JINKS’ HIDDEN TREASURE; by
©. Graham Baker, directed Charles
Dickson. Reel. [27791
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 14, 1916; L 9509; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN JINKS SHOULD WORRY; by
Thomas J. Gray, produced by
Arthur Ellery. Reel. [27792
© Nov. 11. 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Nov. 18, 1916; L 9500; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN JINKS’ SPRAINED ANKLE; by
Ross D. Whytock, produced by
Arthur Ellery. Reel. [27793
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9603; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CARRIAGE CALL No. 101. See Secret
kingdom.
Case (A) OF BEANS; written by L. V.
Jefferson, produced by Robert Daly.
Reel. [27794
© Novy. 3, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9445; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CHAPERON (THE); from the play by
Marion Fairfax, directed by Arthur
Berthelet. 5 reels. [27795
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9453; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CircLE (THE) OF DEATH. Reel. [27796
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9571; Univer-
sal film mfg. co." ine, New York.
1244
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916 27812
SeeUM STANTIAL curt; story by | DEesianine (A) woman. Reel. [27804
George Suprenant, scenario by Maie © Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
Havey, produced by George Coch- tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9577; Uni-
rane. 2 reels. [27797 versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
© Noy. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 11, 1916; L 9490; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CLosE caLLt. See Yellow pawn.
Cort. Herzsa Liar, HOBO; animated car-
_toon by J. R. Bray. Mer [27798
" © Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 29. 1916: M 766; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
Cosette. See Rise of Susan.
COUNTERFEIT FIVE. See Jimmie Dale
_ alias the Grey Seal.
COURT-MARTIALLED. See Liberty.
Crimson (THE) STAIN MYSTERY; no.
10. The infernal fiend, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
H. Goebel, directed by T. Hayes
Hunter. 2 reels. [27799
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 8, 1916; L 9472; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
—— 11. The tortured soul, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
i. Goebel, produced by the Erbo-
graph co., directed by T. Hayes
Hunter. 2 reels. [27800
© Noy. 10, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9555; Consoli- !
dated film corp., New York.
12. The restless spirit, by Albert
- Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
BE. Goebel, produced by the Erbo-
graph co., directed by T. Hayes
Hunter. 2 reels. [27801
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c& and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9556; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
CrosBy’s (THE) REST CURE; by Eliza-
beth Jordan, produced by Sidney
Drew. Reel. [27802
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9454; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
CRUCIFIXION oF PHItIe Srrona.
Martyrdom of Philip Strong.
See Liberty.
DEAD MAN’S ESCAPE. See Vampires.
Drerp (THE) PURPLE; by Paul Arm-
strong and Wilsen Mizner, directed
by James Young. Small reel.
[27803
© title, description and 208 prints
reed. Nov. 25, 1916; L 9600; World
film eorp., New York.
See
DAUGHTER OF MARS.
DETECTIVE’S HEAD. See Vampires.
Deviw’s (THE) BONDWOMAN; written
by Willis Woods and Fred Myton,
scenario by Fred Myton, directed by
Lioyd B. Carleton. 5 reels. 127805
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 11, 1916; L 9488; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
DiaMoND (THE) LURE; written and
directed by John McDermott. Reel.
{27806
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 3, 1916; L 9489; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
DoLtaR (THE) AND THE -LAW; by
Irvin S. Cobb, picturized by Garfield
Thompson, produced by Wilfred
North. 5 reels. [27807
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 9502; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
DREAMY DUD JOYRIDING WITH PRIN-
CESS ZiIM; cartoon by Wallace A.
Carlson. Split reel. [278908
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; M 765; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
EAGLE’S (THE) wines; from the pen
of Rufus Steele, scenario by Maud
Grange, directed by Robert Leonard.
5 reels (Leonard 1860-C) [27809
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 © and descrip-
tion Nov. 14, 1916; L 9511; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
Easy Ep; written by H. Tipton Steck,
directed by L. C. Winden. 2 reels.
[27810
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 3, 1916; L 9437; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
HAT AND GROW HUNGRY. Reel. [27811
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9554: L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
Eee (THE); written by J. Bradley
Smollen, directed by Charles E. Ash-
ley, 2 reels. [27812
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9598; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
1245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27813
EMERALD (THE) PIN; story by E. Mag-
nus Ingleton, scenario by Maie
Havey, directed by Burton George.
2 reels. [27813
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 14, 1916; L 9510; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ENEMY (THE) ; by Lillian Chester and
George Randolph Chester, adapted
by Garfield Thompson, directed by
Paul Seardon. 7 reels. [27814
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9604; Vita-
graph eco. of America, Brooklyn.
ENEMY (AN) TO THE KING; romantic
drama by Robert N. Stephens, sce-
nario by H. W. Bergman, directed
by Frederick A. Thomson. 6 reels.
[27815
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9559; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
ENFANT (L’) PRODIGUE; (The prodigal
son) adapted from the pantomine of
Michel Carré and André Wormser.
Clippings from reel. [27816
© title. description and 85 prints
recd. Nov. 18, 1916; L 9548 ; Edmond
Benoit-Levy, Paris.
EVIDENCE (THE): directed by Robert
Z. Leonard. Reel. [27817
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9426; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
EXTRAVAGANCE; from the story by
Aaron Hoffman, directed for the
Metro program by Burton L. King.
6 reels. [27818
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9455; Popular
plays and players, ine., New York.
Eyres (THE) OF LOVE; Story by L. J.
Benston, scenario by M. B. Havey,
produced by Fred A. Kelsey. Reel.
[27819
31, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
1, 1916; L 9484; Universal
co., ine., New York.
© Oct.
tion Nov.
film mfg.
EYES THAT HOLD. See Vampires.
FARMER ALFALFA’S PRUNE PLANTATION 5
animated by Paul Terry. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon, no. 45) Reel.
[27820
© Nov. 3. 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 8, 1916; M 752; Bray stu-
dios, inec., New York.
pt. III, n. s., v.13
FASCINATING (THE) MODEL; written
by Harry Wulze, directed by Roy
Clements. Split reel. [27821
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9570; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Fasters (THE); by Paul West, di-
rected by William Wolbert. Reel.
[27822
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 1, 1916; L 9485; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
FATHER GETS INTO THE MOVIES. See
Bringing up father.
FELIX GETS IN WRONG; Story by Frank
Ormston, scenario and direction by
Calder Johnstone. Reel. [27823
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9524; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FIGHT FOR HoNoR. See Jimmy Dale,
alias the Grey Seal.
FINAL (THE) FRAUD; by Charles J.
McGuirk, directed by J. Charles
Haydon. 3 reels. [27824
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 28, 1916; L 9612; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Fisu. 4767. Reel. [27825
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 14, 1916; L 9508; Bio-
graph co., New York.
FLAG OF TRUCE. See Liberty.
Frirt (THE); by George E. Hall, pro-
duced by Rolma films, ine. under
the direction of William Quirk.
Reel. [27826
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9567; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
FoLLOWING THE FLAG. 3 reels. [27827
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 9534; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
For THE FLAG. See Liberty.
FREE SPEECH; by Epes Winthrop Sar-
gent, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [27828
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9429; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
Gates (THE) oF EpEN; from the story
by Rev. William E. Danforth,
adapted and directed for the Metro
program by John H. Collins. 5
reels. [27829
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 1, 1916; L 9433; Columbia
pictures corp., New York.
1246
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916
GuHost. Sce Vampires.
Girt (THE) DETECTIVE; written by
Wm. Alfred Coret, directed by Bur-
ton L. King. Reel. [27830
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9427; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
GLACIER PARK AND ITS PICTURESQUE
INHABITANTS. Split reel. [27831
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; M 769; Inter-
national film service, ine., New York.
GREAT (THE) FUR INDUSTRY. Clip-
pings from reel. [27832
© title and description recd. Nov.
14, 1916; 55 prints recd. Nov. 22,
1916; M 770; Julian C. Austrian,
New York.
GREAT (THE) TEMPLE OF RAMES-
WAREN. Split reel. [27833
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; M 773; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
2 reels.
[278384
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 28, 1916; L 9586; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
GREATER (THE) POWER.
GREENLAND’S ICY MOUNTAINS; ani-
mated by L. M. Glackens. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon no. 44) Reel.
[27835
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; M 748; Bray
studios, inc., New York.
GuILtTy ; story by Ben Cohn and Wil-
liam Parker, scenario by William
Parker, directed by Henry McRae.
2 reels. [27838
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9444: Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
HASH AND HAVOC; by Lawrence Semon
and Graham Baker, directed by
Lawrence Semon. Reel. [27837
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 13, 1916; L 9506; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT.TILLIE? by
Daisy Eloise Smith, directed by
David Smith. Reel. [27838
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9594; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
| HER CHANCE;
27847
HEDGE OF HEART’S DESIRE; written by
Mare EH. Jones, and produced by
Burton L. King. Reel. [27839
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 10, 1916; L 9485; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
HEEL (THE) OF THE LAW; directed by
George Loane Tucker. 2 reels.
[27840
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9575; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HELP, HELP, HELP; by Lawrence Semon
and Graham Baker, directed by
Lawrence Semon. Reel. [27841
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 7, 1916; L 9466; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
HeEnRY’sS THANKSGIVING; by Charlotte
Wharton Ayers, produced by Sidney
Drew. Reel. [27842
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9516; Metro
picture corp., New York.
Constance
Reel.
[27843
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 9, 1916; L 9482; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Reel.
[27844
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 16, 1916; L 9530; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
written by
Crawley, and Arthur Meade.
HER MESSAGE TO HEAVEN.
HERITAGE (THE) OF HATE; written by
Walter Woods, scenario by E. J.
Clawson, directed by Burton George.
5 reels. [27845
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 8, 1916; L 9441; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Hermit (THE); in 8 pts. Clippings
from roll. [27846
© title, description and 69 prints
recd. Nov..6, 1916; L 9458; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
HEROINE (THE) OF SAN JUAN; writ-
ten by Grace Cunard, directed by
Francis Ford. 2 reels. [27847
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9522; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
HIDDEN MENACE.
See Beatrice Fair-
fax.
1247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27848
pt. Oy, n.s., v.13
HIS BREAD AND BUTTER; photoplay and
supervision by Mack Sennett, direct-
ed by Edward Cline, assisted by
Hank Mann. 2 reels. [27848
JO), Ape 29, 1916.2 se. Moy.) 20:
1916; description Nov. 17, 1916; L
9545; Triangle film corp., New York.
HIS GOLDEN HovuR; written by Harry
Wulze, directed by Roy Clements.
Reel. [27849
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9592; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
His LAST LAUGH; by Mack Sennett, di-
rected by Walter Wright, assisted
by Dave Anderson. 38 reels. [27850
©: Apr. 9, 1S91G:. 2; e.. Nov; 18,
1916; description Nov. 17, 1916; L
9540; Triangle film corp., New York.
HIs MORAL CODE; by Charles Michel-
son, directed by H. H. Calvert. 38
reels. [27851
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 16, 1916; L 9529; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
HoNoR THY COUNTRY; story by Willis
Woods, scenario by Alice Von Sax-
mar, directed by Ben Wilson. 3
reels. [27852
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9483; Universal
film mfg. co., inec., New York.
FIONORABLE Mr. OXENHAM. See Secret
kingdom.
How DO YOU FEEL? story by Robert T.
Gowan, scenario by Walter New-
man. directed by Louis Chaudet.
Reel. [27853
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 11, 1916; L 9491; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
How LIFE BEGINS: produced and photo-
graphed by G. E. Stone, in collabora-
tion with J. A. Long. Clippings
from roll. [27854
© title, description and 53 prints
reed. Oct. 18, 1916; M 751; George
EH. Stone, Berkeley, Cal.
HAUMAN FLOTSAM. See Secret kingdom.
IN HIS STEPS. See
Philip Strong.
IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH; in 3 pts.
Clippings from roll. [27855
© title, description and 87 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9459; Nordisk
films kompagni, A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
Martyrdom of
,
1
| ——5.
|
|
|
a eee
INFERNAL FIEND.
See Crimson stain
mystery.
IRMA IN WONDERLAND; written and di-
rected by Lule Warrenton. Reel.
[27856
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and deserip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9521; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JANITOR’S (A) VENDETTA; written by
Harry Wulze, directed by William
W. Beaudine. Reel. [27857
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9550; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., New York.
JEALOUSY; photoplay by James L.
Garey, scenario and direction by
Will. S. Davis. 5 reels. [27858
© Noy. 19, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9544; William
Fox, New York.
JESS OF THE HILL COUNTRY; supervised
by H. M. and EH. D. Horkheimer.
Clipping from reel. [27859
© title, description and 54 prints
recd. Oct. 31, 1916; L 9431; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
JIMMIE DALE, ALIAS THE GREY SEAL;
no. 3. The counterfeit five, by Frank
L. Packard. Clippings from reel.
[27860
© title, description and 180 prints
reed. Nov. 22, 1916; L 9581; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
—4,;The Mitzer murder, by Frank
L. Packard. Clippings from reel.
[27861
© title, description and 175 prints
recd. Nov. 22, 1916; L 9582; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
A fight for honor, by Frank
L. Packard. Clippings from reel.
[27862
© title, description and 142 prints
reed. Nov. 22, 1916; L 9579; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
—6. Below the dead line, by Frank
L. Packard. Clippings from reel.
[27863
© title, description and 153 prints
recd. Nov. 22, 1916; L 9580; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
Joy (THE) KILLER; in 8 pts. Clip-
pings from roll, [27864
© title, description and 119 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9462; Nordisk
‘films kompagni, A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
48
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916
JUDEX; no. 1. the mysterious shadow,
in 3 pts. Clippings from reel.
[27865
© title, description and 333 prints
recd. Nov. 2, 1916; L 9486; Societe
- des etablissments Gaumont, Paris.
Clip-
[27S66
© title, description and 84 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9461; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
JupcE’s (THE) WIFE: in 8 pts.
pings from rol,
JUMPS AND JEALOUSY; by Lawrence
Semon and Graham Baker, directed
by Lawrence Semon. Reel. [27867
5
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 9, 1916; L 9477; Vitagraph
_ co. of America, Brooklyn.
JUST HER LUCK; written by Arthur
Maude and Constance Crawley, di-
rected by Donald McDonald. 2
reels. [27868
© Noy. 23, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 25, 1916: L 95938; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
KINKAID—GAMBLER; Story and direc-
tion by Raymond Wells, scenario by
Fred Myton. 5 reels. [27869
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9607; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc... New York.
KNIGHTS OF THE BATHTUB: Story by
Dorothy Barrett, scenario by Charles
J. Wilson, jr.. directed by Louis
William Chaudet. Reel. [27870
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9424; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LAND OF INTRIGUE. See Secret king-
- dom.
Last (THE) OF THE MorcGans: from a
story entitled Memories, by Con-
stance Crawley and Arthur Maude,
seenario and direction by William V.
Mong. 2 reels. [27871
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22. 1916; L 9572; Uni-
versal film mfg. co.. ine., New York.
Lipergty; no. 11. A daughter of Mars,
story and adaptation by Jacques
Jaccard, photographed by Charles
Kingsbury. 2 reels. [27872
© Nov. 6, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 7, 1916; L 9468; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
27881
LipErtTy—Continued.
12. For the flag, story and adap-
tation by Jacques Jaccard. 2 reels.
[27873
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 9494; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
——13. Sirife and sorrow, written
and directed by Jacques Jaccard.
2 reels. [2787+
© Noy. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 9495; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine.. New York.
14. A modern Joan of Are, writ-
ten by W. B. Pearson, directed by
Henry McRae. 2 reels. [27875
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9496; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
15. The flag of truce, written by
W. 5B. Pearson, directed by Henry
McRae. 2 reels. [27876
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 16, 1916; L 95382; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
——16. Court-martialled. written by
W. B. Pearson, directed by Henry
McRae. 2 reels. [27877
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 23, 1916; L 9588; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LIFE’S MAELSTROM; written by Mur-
dock MacQuarrie, directed by Jay
Hunt. 2 reels. [27878
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Noy. 3, 1916; L 9440; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
LItTLeE MEENA’S ROMANCE; by F. M.
Pierson, direction by Paul Powell.
5 reels. [27879
©): Apr: 9) 191622) es Moye ots:
1916; description Nov. 17, 1916; L
9541; Triangle film corp., New York.
of
LocaL SHOWERS. See
Musty Suter.
Mishaps
Lota. See Without a soul.
Lone (THE) sEARCH. Reel. [27880
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 6, 1916; L 9450; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Lost IN BaByton; written by Harvey
Gates, directed by Millard K. Wil-
son. Reel. [27881
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9447; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
1249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27882
pt. 0, 0. S., v. 13
Lost (THE) LODE: story by J. B. Rice.
scenario by William Parker, di-
rected by Henry McRae. 2 reels.
[27882
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 16, 1916; L 9531; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
McGINTY AND THE MERMAID: animated
cartoon drawn by Edwin Johnson.
lippings from reel. [27883
© title and description recd. Oct.
25, 1916: 7 primis recd. Novy: 6,
1916; M 758; Patrick J. Gallagher.
Brooklyn.
MADNESS (THE) oF HELEN; in 5 pts.,
story by Emmett Campbell Hall, di-
rected by ‘Travers Vale, photo-
graphed by Max Schneider. pro-
duced by Paragon films, inc. Small
reel. [Title changed from Beyond
the wall] [27884
© title, description and 231 prints
reed. Nov. 15. 1916: L 9525; World
film corp.. New York.
Martyn (THE) Spring; story by Charles
Agnew McLean, scenario by William
Parker, directed br Jack Conway.
5 reels. [27885
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916: L 9552; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
MAN IN MOTLEY: by Tom Gallon, pro-
duced by Ralph Dewsbury for Lon-
don film co., F. 116. Clippings from
roll. [27886
© title, description and 39 prints
reed. Oct. 31, 1916; L 9514; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
Mansarp (THE) MYSTERY: Story by
Sylvester Janes, scenario by Harvey
Gates, directed by Stuart Paton. 2
reels, [27887
© Noy. 20, 1916: 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9573; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MARRIED A YEAR; scenario by Calder
Johnstone, directed by John Mc-
Dermott. Reel. [27888
© Nov. 16, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 9533; Uni-
versal film mfg. ¢co., ine., New York.
Martyrpom (THE) oF PHILIP STRONG;
based on The crucifixion of Philip
Strong, by Charles M. Sheldon,
dramatized by Francis Neilson. 5
reels. [Note: also dramatized in
part from In his steps] [27889
© Nov. 18. 1916: 2 e. and descrip-
tion Noy. 20, 1916; L 9553; Para-
mount picture corp., New York.
rr ce a eT ES SO A TS SS SA
MEASURE (THE) OF A MAN; Story by
Norman Duncan, scenario by Maud
Grange, directed by Jack Conway.
2 reels. (Conway 1990 C) [27890
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9484; Binebird
photoplays, ine.. New York.
Meprator (THE); from the novel by
Roy Norton, adopted for the screem
by Otis Turner and Ethel Webber,
directed by Otis Turner. 5 reels.
{2789
© Noy. 12, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 13, 1916; L 9503; William
Fox, New York.
Memories. Sce Last of the Morgans.
Men (THE) SHE MARRIED; adapted
from the story by Harold Vickers,
directed by Travers Vale, produced
by Pearless, inc. Small reel.
[27892
© title and description recd. Noy.
2, 1916; 220 prints reed. Nov. 3,
1916: L 9471; World film corp., New
York.
Messace (A) To Garcra; founded om
Elbert Hubbard’s preachment, di-
rection by Richard Ridgely. 5 reeis.
[27893
© Noy. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 22. 1916; L 9568; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Mrizrttion (A) DOLEAR SMASH. 2 reels.
" [27894
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 3, 1916; L. 9442; L-Ke
motion picture kompany, Hollywood.
Cal.
Miscuier (THE) MAKER: written by
Alfred Solman, scenario and direc-
tion by John G. Adolfi. 5 reels.
[27895
© Noy. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 27, 1916; L 9601; William
Fox, New York.
MisHaps (THE) oF Musty SUFFER:
series B, no. 4. Local showers, di-
rected by Louis Myll. Reel.
[27896
© July 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 14, 1916; L 9507; George
Kleine, New York.
5. A pirate bold, directed by Louis
Myll. Reel. [27897
© July 19, 1916; 2 ec. and deserip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9562; George
Kleine, New York.
1250
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916
MisHaps (THE) oF Musty SUFFER—
Continued.
6. Outs and ins, directed by Louis
Myll. Reel. [27898
© July 26, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 28, 1916: L 9614; George
Kleine, New York.
Miss GEORGE WASHINGTON; by Lewis
Allen, directed by J. Searle Dawley,
photographed by Lyman Browning.
5 reels. [27899
© Noy. 9. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 10, 1916; L 9486: Famous
players film co.. New York.
MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN: written and
produced by Tom Mix. Reel.
[27900
© Noy. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 20, 1916: L 9558; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MITZER MURDER. See Jimmie Dale,
alias the Grey Seal.
MODERN JOAN OF ARC.
MoTrHer (THE) CALL;
Reynolds. directed by Ruth Ann
Baldwin. Reel. [27901
© Nov. 18. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 20, 1916: L 9551: Univer-
sal film mig. co., New York.
Motor MAT AND HIS FLIv. Split reel.
[27902
© Noy. 8, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916: M 753: Universal
film mfg. co., ine.. New York.
RMIYSTERIOUS sHADOW. See Judex.
See Liberty.
story by Lynn
NANETTE OF THE Witps: by Willard
Mack. 5 reels. £27903
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9596; Famous
players film co., New York.
Nor IN THE NEWS; wWriiten by H. Tip-
ton Steck, directed by Charles E.
Ashley. 2 reels. [27904
© Nov. 8. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 9, 1916; L 9474; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Opp CHARGES: by W. W. Jacobs, adapt-
ed and produced by Frank Miller
for London film co.. F. 121. Clip-
pings from roll. [27905
© title, description and 13 prints
recd. Oct. 31, 1916; L 9513; Paul H.
Cromelin, New York.
OUR OTHER LIVES: by Agnes C. John-
ston, picturized and directed by
Eugene Mullin. 3 reels. [27906
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9605; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
27915
OUTS AND INS. See Mishaps of Musty.
Suffer.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH, no. 40. Reel.
[27907
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 3, 1916; M 750; Para- .
mount pictures corp., New York.
——4li. Reel. [2790S
© Noy. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 10, 1916; M 755; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
42. Reel. [27909
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; M 760; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
— 43. Reel. [27910
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 24, 1916; M 772; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PASS THE PRUNES; scenario by Bess
Meredyth, directed by Louis Wil-
liam Chaudet. Reel. [27911
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9578; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PEN (A) TRIP TO PALESTINE; with Hy
Mayer. Reel. [27912
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 3, 1916; M 749; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
PENDLETON ROUNDUP, 1916; in 6 pts.
6 prints, + by 6 inches. [27813
© title, description, and 6 prints
recd. Nov. 20, 1916; M 764: Oregon
Washington feature film c¢o., Spo-
kane, Wash.
PreopLe (THE) vs. JOHN DoE; written
and produced by Lois Weber. 6
reels. [27914
© Noy. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9564; Argosy
films, inc.. New York.
PIRATE BOLD.
Suffer.
See Mishaps of Musty
Pray BALL. See Beatrice Fairfax.
Prow (THE) GIRL: by Harvey Thew,
from the story by Edward Morris,
produced by Robert Leonard. 5
reels. [27915
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9475; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27916
PORTRAIT OF A KING.
dom.
Prick (THE) OF FAME; by Franklin B.
Coates, directed by Charles Brabin.
5 reels. [27916
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9481; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
See Enfant prodigue.
PURCHASE (THE) PRICE; written by F.
McGrew Willis and directed by
Burton L. King. Reel. [27917
© Noy. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9610; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Purity; by Clifford Howard.
See Secret king-
PRODIGAL SON.
nd
é
Oi duly 15, 19165, 2. ce... Nov. 28,
1916; description Nov. 1, 1916; L
9611; American film co., ine, Chi-
cago.
QUESTION (THE) MARK; Supervised by
H. M. and E. D. Horkheimer. Clip-
pings from reel. [21919
© title, description and 62 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9463; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
Raccoons. Split reel. [27920
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 25, 1916; M 775; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RAH, RAH, RAH; by Lawrence Semon
and Graham Baker, directed by
Lawrence Semon. Reel. [27921
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916 °° L’ 9517: Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
RANDOLPH ’64. See Rose of the South.
RED NOTE BooK. See Vampires.
RESTLESS SPIRIT. See Crimson stain
mystery.
RisE (THE) OF SUSAN; in 5 pts., by
Frances Marion, directed by S. EH.
V. Taylor, produced by Peerless.
Small reel. [Title changed from
‘Cosette] [27922
© title, description and 240 prints
recd. Nov. 23, 1916; L 9589; World
film corp., New York.
Road (THE) TO LOVE; by Blanche
Dougan Cole, scenario by Gardner
Hunting, produced under the direc-
tion of Scott Sidney. 5 reels.
[27923
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9565; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles. |
reels. |
[27918 |
pt. I, n. s., v.13
20SE (THE) OF GRENADE; in 4 pfts.,
adapted from the book by Jean
Rameau, made by the Tiber film of
Rome. 15 prints 7 by 94 inches.
[27924
© title, description and 15 prints
recd. Oct. 5, 1916; L 9526; Lucien
Muratore, Chicago.
ROSE OF THE SouTH; originally Ran-
dolph °64, written by Arthur Train,
scenario by Joseph F. Poland, di-
rected by Paul Seardon. 5 reels.
[27925
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 9536; Vita-
graph co., of America, Brooklyn.
RoyaALty AT RED Wine. See Secret
kingdom.
SAFE (A) PROPOSITION. Reel. [27926
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 1, 1916; L 9482; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
SAMMIE JOHNSIN AT THE SEASIDE;
eartoon by Pat Sullivan. Split reel.
[27927
© Noy. 18, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; M 762; Universal
film mfg. co., New York.
SAMMIE JOHNSIN’S LOVE AFFAIR. Split
reel, [27928
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; M 774; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SaTANAS. See Vampires.
ScRAPPILY MARRIED; written by Harry
Wulze, directed by W. W. Beaudine.
Reel. [27929
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 23, 1916; L 9587; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SEALED PACKET. See Secret kingdom.
SEcRET (THE) KINGDOM; no. 1. The
- Jand of intrigue, written by Louis
Joseph Vance, from the scenario by
Basil Dickey. 3 reels. [27930
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and deserip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9478; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
2. Royalty at Red Wing, by
Louis Joseph Vance, from the scena-
rio by Basil Dickey, directed by
Theodore Marston. 38 reels. [27981
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 18, 1916; L 9498; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
1252
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916
Secrer (THE) KINGDOM—Continued.
3. The sealed packet, written by
Louis Joseph Vance, from the scena-
rio by Basil Dickey, directed by
Theodore Marston. 2 reels. [27952
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9479; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
-——4, The honorable Mr. Oxenham,
written by Louis Joseph Vance, from
the scenario by Basil Dickey, direct-
ed by Theodore Marston. 2 reels.
[27933
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 8, 1916; L 9480; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
— 5. Carriage call no. 101, by Louis
Joseph Vance, from scenario by Ba-
sil Dickey. 2 reels. [27934
© Noy. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 11, 1916; L 9487; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
— 6. Human fiotsam, written by
Louis Joseph Vance, from scenario
by Basil Dickey, directed by Theo-
dore Marston. 2 reels. [27985
© Noy. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 9535; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
— 14. The portrait of a king, writ-
ten by Louis Joseph Vance, from
scenario by Basil Dickey, directed
by Theodore Marston. 2 reels.
[27936
© Novy. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9563; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn. ~
15. The tocsin, by Louis Joseph
Vance, from the scenario by Basil
Dickey, directed by Theodore Mars-
ton. 2 reels. [27937
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 13, 1916; L 9499; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
Sex (THE) LURE; story by Don Dun-
das, scenario and direction by Ivan
Abramson. 22 prints 8 by 10 inches.
[279388
© title. description and 22 prints
recd. Noy. 8, 1916; L 9473; Ivan
film productions, ine., New York.
SHapow (THE); in 2 pts., scenario by
BE. B. Lewis, directed by Allan J.
Holubar. Reel and split reel.
[27939
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9599; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inec., New York.
e. and descrip- |
|
|
|
|
|
27948
SHERIFF’S (THE) BLUNDER; written
and directed by Tom Mix. 2 reels.
[27940
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9451; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
SHOULD SHE HAVE TOLD? written and
directed by John MeDermott. 38
reels. [27941
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9574; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SicN (THE) OF THE POPPY; written by
J. Grubb Alexander, directed by
Charles Swickard. 5 reels. (Swick-
ard 2062 C) [27942
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 25, 1916; L 9597; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
SINS OF HER PARENT; written by Tom
Forman, scenario and direction by
Frank Lloyd. 5 reels. [27943
© Novy. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Noy. 6, 1916; L 9443; William
Fox, New York.
now (THE) CURE; by Mack Sennett,
directed by Arvid E. Gillstrom, as-
sisted by Bob Eddy. 3 reels.
[27944
©), Apr: 123., 4916... 2c. Noy. 4S:
1916; description Nov. 17, 1916; I
9539; Triangle film corp... New York.
SOME BRAVERY. Reel. [27945
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 9497; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Son (THE) OF A REBEL CHIEF: written
and directed by William V. Mong.
2 reels. [27946
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9448; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
STRANGER (A) FROM SOMEWHERE; writ-
ten by Willis Woods, directed by
William Worthington. 5 reels.
(Worthington 2051 C) [27947
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9430; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
STRIFE AND sorrow. See Liberty.
SUNBEAMS (THE); written by Shan-
non Fife, scenario by June Mathis,
directed by Edwin Carewe. 5 reels.
[27948
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9602; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
1253
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27949
Tartok (THE) OF BOND STREET; by
Gerrard films, lid. by permission
Barker motion photography. Clip-
ping from reel. [27949
© title, description and 54 prints
recd. Nov. 20, 1916; L 9560; Cosmo-
fotofilm co.. New York.
TAKING THE HONEY OUT OF HONEY-
Moon; by C. Graham Baker and
George Plympton, directed by David
Smith. Reel. [27950
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Nov. 13, 1916; L 9501; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
TARGET (THE) OF DREAMS; Supervised
by H. M. and E. D. Horkheimer.
Clippings from reel. [27951
© title, description and 61 prints
reed. Nov. 14, 1916; L 9515; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
TATTLE-TALE ALICE. Reel. [27952
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9569; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
TEMPORAL POWER; in 5 pts., adapted
from the novel of Marie Corelli,
made by the Tiber film of Rome. 8
prints 7 by 93 inches. [27953
© title, description and 8 prints
reed. Oct. 5, 1916; L 9527; Lucien
Muratore, Chicago.
THEIR COUNTERFEIT VACATION; in 1 pt.,
written and worked out by James
O. Walsh, Rex Taylor and Joseph
A. Richmond. Clippings from reel.
[27954
© title, description and 124 prints
reed. Nov. 24, 1916; L 9591; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
THEIR FIRST ARREST; Story by Smythe
Addison, directed by William W.
Beaudine. Reel. [27955
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9449; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
THREAD (THE) OF LIFE; written by
Joseph Gollomb, directed by Ben
Wilson. 2 reels. [27956
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 7, 1916; L 9469; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
pt. D1, n. s., v.13
TIN (A) SOLDIER; or An aching tooth
is no excuse, by Charles Hoyt, di-
rected by Richard Foster Baker. 2
reels. [27957
© Nov. 18, 1916: 2 e. and descrip-
tion Novy. 20. 1916; L 9548; Essa-
nay film mfg. co., Chicago.
See Secret kingdom.
TORMENT (THE) Reel. [27958
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 7, 1916; ii Gage ase
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TOCSIN.
ToRTURED sour. See Crimson stain
mystery.
UNIVERSAL SCREEN MAGAZINE; Vol. 1,
issue no. 1. Reel. [27959
© Noy. 18, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; M 7615 Wani-
versal film mfg. co., New York.
UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE; by Ed. T.
Lowe, jr.. directed by Richard
Foster Baker. 2 reels. [27960
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 16, 1916; L 9528; Hssa-
nay film mfg. co., Chicago.
Vamprres (THE); the arch criminals
of Paris, in 9 episodes, episode 1.
The detective’s head, by Societe des
etablissements Gaumont. 38 reels.
[27961
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 10, 1916; L 9504; Gau-
mont co., Flushing, Lice
2. The red note book, by
Societe des etablissements Gau-
mont. 38 reels. [27962
© Aug. 22, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 10, 1916; L 9505; Gau-
mont co., Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
3. The ghost, by Societe des
etablissements Gaumont. 3 reels.
[27963
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 95387; Gat-
mont co., Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
4, The dead man’s escape,
by Societe des etablissements Gau-
mont. 3 reels. [27964
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 17, 1916; L 9538; Gau-
mont co., Flushing, L. L, N. Y.
5. The eyes that hold, by
Societe des etablissements Gaumont.
3 reels. [27965
© Aug. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 21, 1916; L 9561: Gaumont
co., Flushing, L. I., New York.
1254
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 11, 1916
Vampires (THEe)—Continued.
6. Satanas, by Societe des
etablissements Gaumont. 3 reels.
[27966
© Aug. 31, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 23,1916; L 9588; Gaumont
eo., Flushing, L. 1., N. Y.
Victoria (THE) cross; from the story
by Paul Potter, produced by E. J.
Le Saint, Wilfred Buckland, art di-
rector. 5 reels. [27967
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 27, 1916; L 9606; Jesse
L. Lasky feature play co., New
York.
VILLAINOUS (A) PURSUIT; in 1 pt.,
written and worked out by James
O. Walsh, Joseph A. Richmond, and
Rex A. Taylor. Clippings from reel.
[27968
© title, description and 172 prints
recd. Nov. 24, 1916; L 9590; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
Wacer (THE); in 8 pts.
from roll.
Clippings
[27969
© title, description and 56 prints
recd. Nov. 6, 1916; L 9460; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen,
Denmark.
written and directed by George
D. Baker, produced for the Metro
program. 5 reels. [27970
© Noy. 8, 1916; 2 c: and descrip-
tion Nov. 9, 1916; L 9476; Rolfe
photoplays, inc., New York.
WAGES OF SIN. See Beatrice Fairfax.
Waitine (A) GAME. Reel. [27971
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 28, 1916; L 9618; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Reel.
[27972
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 22, 1916; L 9576; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WALL (THE) OF FLAME.
WALLS AND WALLOPS; by Graham
Baker and Lawrence Semon, direct-
ed by Lawrence Semon. Reel.
[27973
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Oct. 31, 1916; L 9428; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
71114—_16——_8§
27981
WAR BRIDES; by Marion Craig Went-
worth, produced by Herbert Brenon
for Selznick-pictures. 8 reels.
[27974
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 23, 1916; L 9585; Herbert
Brenon film corp., New York.
WE ARE FRENCH. See Bugler of Al-
giers.
WHAT I SArp Gors; from the play by
Marion Fairfax, directed by Arthur
Berthelet. 38 reels. [27975
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9452; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
WHEN HE CAME BACK; written: by
Joseph LeBrandt, directed by John
McDermott. Reel. [27976
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9523; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
WHERE IS MY WIFE? 2 reels. [27977
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9519; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
WHITE (THE) TURKEY; scenario by
Bess Meredyth, directed by Louis
William Chaudet. Reel. [27978
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 20, 1916; L 9549; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., New York.
Wity Capt. F. BE. KLEINSCHMIDT IN
WAR ON THREE FRONTS. Small reel.
[27979
© title, description and 10 prints
reed. Oct. 23, 1916; M 759; Frank
EH. Kleinschmidt, New York.
WITHOUT A SOUL; in 5 pts., picturized
and produced from Owen Davis’
play Lola by James Young. Small
reel. [27980
© title, description reed. Oct. 30,
1916; 228 prints reed. Oct. 31,
1916; L 9470; World film corp., New
York.
WomMAN (THE) HE FEARED; Story by
EK. M. Ingleton, produced by Harry
Millarde. 38 reels. [27981
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 8, 1916; L 9488; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
WRIST WATCHES.
See Beatrice Fair-
fax.
1259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27982
pt. m1, n. S., v..18, no. 11, 1916
YEARS (THE) OF THE LOCUST; adapted
by Harvey F. Thew from the story
by Albert Payson Terhune, photo-
play by Beatrice De Mille and Leigh-
ton Osmun, produced by George H.
Melford. 6 reels. [27982
© Noy. 3, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 6, 1916; L 9456; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
January 1, 1916:
Motion picture photoplays__________
YELLOW (THE) PAWN; by Margaret
Turnbull from the story A close eall,
by Frederic Arnold Kummer, pro-
duced by George H. Melford. 5
reels.
[27983
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 15, 1916; L 9520; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Number of entries in classes L and M included in the Catalogue since
Motion pictures other than photoplays__-__-_.--.----_.--__.-____ 296
1256
BOOKS
PART I,
not repeated in the claim paragraph.
Apspott (Anderson R.)* New York.
Rudiments of music. Home work.
2. Sheet, 17 by 734 inches. [27984
© Nov 18, 1916; 1 ec. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447714.
ABERDEEN and Temair ([John Campbell
Gordon] 1st marquess of) What Ire-
land is doing in the great war.
Proof (National editorial service,
serial no. 422) [27985
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. July
7, 1916; A 434917; National editorial
service, inc., New York.
ABRASIVE co.*, Philadelphia. Abrasive
grinding wheels. 109 p. incl. front..
illus., tables, diagrs. 8vo. (Cata-
logue no. 6) [27986
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447678.
ABSOLUTE highlight process. Absolute
highlight process, method of opera-
tion. [8] p. 12mo. [27987
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 447556; Harry J. Van
Valkenburg, Rochester, N. Y.
AcTERAL co. of America*, New York.
Acieral, 97% aluminum. 8 p.
16mo. [27988
© Dec. 18, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dee.
30, 1916; A 454268.
ACKEMANN (Frederick H.)* Elgin, Ill.
[27989-27991
Card, 73 by 42 i
4, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
1916: ar 448305. ;
Boys of Uncle Pig
inches. © Oct.
aff. Oct. 28, 16.
Memory opens the door. Card, 71
54 inches. © Dec. 4. 1916; c.
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448306.
ApAMsS (Frank R.)* Whitehall, Mich.
No experience required. (Jn Mun-
sey, Jan., 1916.) [27992
© Dec. 20, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 20,
1916; A 449853.
ope first.
16:
A 447043.
woe
SL
GRoupP 2
Note.—An asterisk (*) after the author’s name indicates that the author
and copyright proprietor are the same, and that therefore the name is
ALABAMA WEATHER
ADLER mfg. co.*, Louisville. Adler
player piano. cover-title, 36 p.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. [27993
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448037.
ADVERTISERS aid*, Louisville. Metal
spark plugs. [46] p. 16mo. $1.00.
[27994
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Noy. 24, 1916; A 448088.
AGRICULTURAL almanac for the year
1917. [92d vol.] Lancaster, Pa., J.
Baer’s sons, ine. [1916] [384] p.
illus. Svo. $0.10. [27995
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447997; John
Baer’s sons, inc., Lancaster, Pa.
AutRIcHs (Harm)* Petersburg, II.
Inspiration of universal peace.
Card, 334 by 54 inches. [27996
©) Nev...10, 19163, 2) cs and) ‘ale
Noy. 20, 1916; A 448029.
ALABAMA CHAMBER of commerce. Con-
stitution and by-laws. 7 p. nar.
Svo. [27997
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 448226; Lowry
Williamson Statler, Montgomery,
Ala.
ALABAMA HOME building & loan assn.*,
Birmingham, Ala. Alabama home
building and loan association. [4]
p. illus. 16mo. [27988
© Oct. 20, 1916 ;.2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447648.
chart calendar.
191T) 20S FA pe ititus:; col mare
fol. [27999
© July 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; nN 447088; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
1257
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28000
pt..1, 0; 8 yeee
ALASKA weather chart calendar. 1917.
12 1, [2] p. illus., col. map. fol.
[28000
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447116; Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Atsany County, N.Y. American agri-
eulturist farm directory and refer-
ence book of Albany and Rensselaer
counties, New York. 1916. New York,
Minneapolis [ete.] Orange Judd
company, 1916. 282 p. illus., folded
map. 8vo. [28001
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Dee. 18, 1916; A 453116; Orange
Judd co., New York.
ALERT syndicate service*, Chicago.
[28002-28006
Alert syndicate leaflet service for De-
cember, 1916. Sheet, illus. 20 by 24
inches. © Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447352.
Sketches of merchandise for use in de-
partment store advertising. Dec.,
1916. cover-title, 10 loose 1. illus. fol.
@ Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447354.
—— Jan., 1917. cover-title, 9 loose
sheets, illus. fol. © Dec. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448542.
Suggestions for advertising copy, supple-
mentary to the Dec., 1916 issue.
cover-title, 10 numb. |. fol. [Text par-
allel to binding] @ Nov. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 14. 1916; A 447353.
Supplementary to the Jan., 1917
issue. cover-title, 15 numb. 1. _ fol.
[Text parallel to binding] © Dec. 18,
VOUG: (2ersand" att Deel 2S 1 One: A.
448541.
ALEXANDER BROS.*, Philadelphia. Let
Alexander drive the work out of
your machines. [8] p. col. illus.
4to. [28007
© Nov. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916: A 447498.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON institute*, New
York. Would your name be dropped.
11 p. 8vo. [28008
© Nov. 18, 1916: 2 @ and aff.
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447384.
ALINONE calendar, 1917. Sheet, 43 by
54 inches. [28009
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
3, 1916. A 444738; Fred M. Freed-
man, Chicago.
ALLAM (Isabel Chalfant)* Toledo, O.
Baby. Sheet, illus., 9 by 74 inches.
[28010
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447785.
ALLEN (Edward L.)* Thief River
Falls, Minn. Community dollar.
Suppl. to the Thief River Falls
news-press, Thursday, Nov. 238, 1916.
32 p. illus. fol. [28011
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448153.
ALLEN (George)* East Jaffrey, N. H.
Gift supreme. chap. 1-5. (Jn Mun-
sey, Jan., 1916) [28012
© Dec. 20, 1916; 1° & Dec 20,
1916; A 449855.
ALLEN (John Harvey)* Pasadena, Cal.
Joshua III, his priestly and kingly
offices, his character and work.
cover-title, 24 p. 16mo. $0.15.
[280138
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
2, 1916; A 448201.
ALLEN (W. F.) co.*, Salisbury, Md.
Allen’s book of berries, 1917. cover-
title, 48 p. illus. (part col.) 4to.
[28014
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444960.
Attison (J. Murray) Exhibition of
Raemaekers’ cartoons in aid of
French Red Cross. [15] p. (inel.
port.) S8vo. $0.25. [28015
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Nov. 23, 1916; A 447523; Land &
water pub. co., New York.
ALLISON (Lyman J.) Story of three
boy trappers. [82] p. illus., diagrs.
16mo. $0.30. [28016
© Oct. 20, 1916;°2 © andar
Nov. 6, 1916; A 444796; Chicago
trappers exchange, Chicago.
ALMANAC for 1917. New York, Metro-
politan life insurance company, 1916.
82 p. illus. (part col.) 12mo.
[28017
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 447311; Metropolitan life
ins. co., New Yerk.
ALMANACK f6r aret efter Jesu Kristi
fodelse. 1917. Rock Islands hori-
sont. Rock Island, Ill., Augustana
book concern [1916] 48 p. 12mo.
[28018
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447646; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, III.
AMBERCROSS society, inc.*, New York.
Ambercross. Sheet, 84 by 53 inches.
[28019
© June 28, °1916%)2c. (Sept gaZ:
1916; aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 447287;
1258
AMERICAN
AMERICAN COMMERCE assn.*,
AMERICAN CRAYON €O0.*,
AMERICAN DATRY CO.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
28046
AMERICAN ACADEMY Of arts and letters’,
New York. Proceedings of the Amer-
ican academy of arts and letters and
of the National institute of arts and
letters. no. 9, 1916. 7th annual
joint meeting, Boston, Nov. 18~-19,
1915. 65 p. 4to. [28020
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 28,
1916; aff. Nov. 29, 1916: A 446652.
ANNUAL of photography,
1917. v.31. Ed. by Percy Y. Howe.
New York, The American annual of
photography, inc., 1916. 296 p. front..
illus., plates, ports. Svo. $1.50.
; [28021
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 e« Nov. 27,
1916; aff. Dec. 5, 1916: A 445991;
Amer. annual of photography, ine.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
AMERICAN APPRECIATION assn.*, Flat
Rock, O. A. A. A. appreciation card.
Card, printed on both sides, 34 by 5
inches. $0.01. [28022
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1916:
aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 448399.
Chicago.
Your personal instructor and prac-
tical traffic work. [28023-28027
Unit 1, steps 1-16. 58 p. 4to. © Nov.
24, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1916; aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 447548.
Unit 6, steps 1-12. 63 p. 4to. (One
of a series) © Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov.
10, 1916; aff. “Nov. 11, 1916; A 447304.
Unit T, steps at) top. £,.50' p. 460.
@ Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1916;
ait. Nov. 17, 1916; A 444942.
Unit 10, steps 1-12. 41 p. 4to.
of a Series of twenty-five)
1916: 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916; aff. Oct. 26,
1916; A 447028.
Unit 11, steps 1-12.
8, 1916: 2
A 447805.
72 p. 4to. © Dec.
ec. and ai. Dec. 11. 1916;
Sandusky, O.
Ke HalimMbS DoKynaTeiamMsS BHS Co-
equHeHHHX'’S IltaToBs.
[Catalog data Russian] 3 1. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] [28028
© Sept 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
23, 1916; A 439678.
Snow white dairy.
eover-title, [20] p. illus. 12mo.
[28029
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1916;
aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447169; Edward
F. Schulz, San Jose, Cal.
AMERICAN FLINT glass workers union’,
Toledo, O. Circular no. 8. Nov.
27, 1916. 18 p. 4to. [28030
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447713.
1259
EE EE
AMERICAN GAS institute*,
AMERICAN INDUSTBIES,
New York.
[28031-28043
Report of Committee on cast iron pipe
joints. ' Oct, 1916. vo. -'@
Nov. aA 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. 18,
1916; A 447443.
Report of Committee on chemical tests.
Oct., 1916. 4 p. 8vo. Nov. 17,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A
447436.
Report of Committee on consumers’
meters. Oct., 1916.
@ Nov. 17, 1916; 2
18, 1916; A 447461.
Report of Committee on gas house pip-
cca Oct., 1916. 14 p. 8vo. @ Nov.
1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916;
r% ‘447451
Report of a
statements. Oci..
@ Nov. 17. 1916; 2
1916; A 447439.
Report of Committee on nomenclature.
Ock: 29IGs “5. ps USve. V1 @iNev. 17.
- 2 ¢: and) aff. (Nov. 18; 1916: nn
36 p. diagr. S8vo.
c. and afi. Novy.
Committee on pusteatis
i916. 4 p.
ce. and aft. Nov. is,
Committee on refractory ma-
terial Ock.. #916. ~ Sipe Syoe.: . @
Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 18,
1916; A 447445.
Report of Public relations committee.
Report of
Oct., 1916. 4 p. S8vo. @ Nov. 17,
1916: 2 c. and ait. Nov. 18, 1916; A
447464.
Report of the Committee on _ classifiea-
tion of gas engineering. Oct., 1916.
4p. 8vo. @ Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Novy. 18, 1916; A 447440.
Report of the Committee on standard
teins | Ochs 4916. . 22 ip: vo ©
Nov. 17, 1916; .2' e. and aff. Noy. 18,
1916; A 447454.
Report of the Committee on pe
ree buildings with gas. 1916.
2 Sve. (2) ONow | 08. 1916’ Zines
fae an Nov. 18-1916: A 447450.
Report of the Committee on utilization
of gas fuel appliances. Oct. 1916.
5D p. illus., diagrs. Svo. © Noy.
17, 1916: 2 c and aff. Nov. 18, 1916;
A 447435
Report of
Oct.. 1916.
1916 222) e:
447456.
the Technical committee.
11 p. 8vo. @ Nov. 17,
and aff. Noy. 18, 1916; A
suppl. Preven-
Each 4 p. illus.
fol. [28044, 28045
Noy., 1916. @© Nov. So ttG =n es ae
aft. Novy. 15, 1916: A 446403.
Dee., 1916. @©@ Dee. 12, 1916; 2
aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 446791.
© National manufacturers ¢o.,
New York.
tive appliances.
ec. and
AMERICAN ISSUE pub. co.*, Westerville,
O. Wet and dry territorial map of
the United States, Dec. 1, 1916.
Sheet, map, 6 by 9 inches. $0.05.
[28046
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
4, 1916: A 448275.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28047
AMERICAN JERSEY cattle club*, New
York. Register of merit of Jersey
eattle. [1916] 624, [2] 36 p.,
8vo. $0.25. [28047
©) Nov.’ 23) 1916-2 ¢ Nev. 27,
1916; aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 445812.
AMERICAN LABOR year book, 1916, pre-
pared by the Department of labor
research of the Rand school of social
science. 3882 p. 12mo. $0.25,
[28048
© Sept. 13, 1916; 2 «@ Sept. 20,
1916; aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445738;
Rand school of social science, New
York.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY machinery co.*,
Norwood & Cincinnati, O.
[28049-28051
Advance universal press. The press with
the tilted buck. Built to operate as
separate units or in tandem. @ Nov
i4, 19463) de. Dee. 4; 1916: ‘A 449499,
Built to operate in tandem or
as separate units. © Nov. 15, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449500.
Spee collar finisher. [4] p. illus.
OuOck 19 916s 2) and jak
oe 1 AOVG A: 447144,
[Note: The foreeaine are in National
laundry journal unless otherwise de-
scribed. ]
AMERICAN MACHINIST. United States
munitions. (Jn American machin-
ist) [28052-28057
INOVs (25,1916. ©) Nov..25; 19163 1) ¢.
Nov. 23, 1916; A 449232.
Nov. 30, 191 6. & Nove oO; 19265 4 7c:
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449387.
Dec. 7, 1916. © Dee, 7, A916; 1'¢) Dee.
8, 1916; A 449580.
Dec. 14,1916. © Dec. 14,1916; 1 c. Dec.
18, 1916; A 449806.
Dec. 21, 191 632 1@) Dee. Wat orion AiG:
Dec. 36, 1916; A 449934.
Dee: 28,1916... © Dec.,,28, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 39, 1916; A 4500438.
© Hill pub. co., New York.
AMERICAN MEDICAL assn.*, Chicago.
Hand book for the house of dele-
gates; Detroit, Mich. June 12-16.
1916. 231.0; 2. 1.,52,.p. lus. (Aamo.
[28058
© June 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. June
8, 1916; A 483312.
AMERICAN MIRROR €O.*, Johnstown, Pa.
Our co-operative branch factory sys-
tem. cover-title, 22 p. illus. 8vo.
[28059
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448359.
AMERICAN NATUROPATHIC assn. Uni-
versal naturopathic directory buy-
ers’ guide. v. 1, 1917. Prospectus.
cover-title, [16] p. S8vo. [28060
© Aug. 17, 1916: 2 «@ and aff.
Aug. 18, 1916; A 435869; Benedict
Lust, New York.
illus.
pt. 1, 0. S., v.13
AMERICAN OPTICAL co.*, Southbridge,
Mass. Hardy lensometer. cover-
title, 12 p. illus. S8vo. [28061
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dee.
28, 1916; A 454259.
AMERICAN PHOTO-SLIDE €0.*, Los An-
geles. Photo-slide advertising. [8]
p. 16mo. $1.00. [28062
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 e and aff.
Dec. 19. 1916; A 448415.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS co.*, Cincinnati.
Zanol quality first products. cover-
title, 94 p. illus. fol. (Catalog no.
20) [28063
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448168.
AMERICAN RED Star animal relief. Cir-
cular concerning organization, its ob-
jects, formation of local committees
[ete.] 11 p. 8vo. [28064
© Aug. 12, 1916; 2 ec Aug. 14,
1916; aff. Aug. 21, 1916; A 447899;
American humane assn., Albany.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF BANKING. Com-
plete course in instruction in prac-
tical banking. [28065-28071
1ist-—3d class quiz. 3v. 8vo. (American
school of banking home study course.)
Contents.—1st class quiz by T. B.
Paton.—2d class quiz by George Bry-
an.—3d class quiz by George Bryan.
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ¢«. each Oct. 18,
1916.5. aff. Oct. 16, 1916s TA: 447050—
447052.
ist-4th lecture. 4v. 8vo. (American
school of banking home study course.)
The clearing
house and its operations by Waldo
Newcomer.—Lecture 2. Banxing cus-
toms and banking laws by Thomas
Paton.—-Lecture 3. The influence and
operations of the Federal vreserve
banks, by J. B. Pike.—Lecture 4.
Land banks and rural credit methods,
by Gordon Jones. © Oct. 3 1916;
2 e. each and aff. Oct. 19, 1916; aff.
Ock AGT TONG aA 447053—-447056.
© American text book co., Colum-
bus, O
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPON-
DENCE*, Chicago. [28072-28074
Die making and metal stamping. In-
struction paper prepared by Frank HE.
Shailor. ip. LL; S86: *[13j>pogiies
(diagrs.) 8vo. $0.50. © Dec. 14,
1916; 2 e@. and aff. Dee. 20, 1916;
453193
Estimating. pt. 3. Instruction paper
prepared by Henry A. Burts easel
109-141. nat ip: illus. i
Svo. $0.5 © Dee. 16, 1916;
and aff. Bee. 20, 1916); A 453194.
Tool design. Instruction paper prepared
by Frank E. Shailor. 1 p. 1. 59, [38]
p. illus. (diagrs.) S8vo. $0.50.
Dec. 14, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec. 20,
1916; A 453192.
1260
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
AMERICAN SEATING co.*, Chicago. Tab-
let arm chairs. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. 16mo. [28075
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448155.
AMERICAN SHROPSHIRE registry assn.*,
Lafayeite, Ind. American Shropshire
sheep record. y. 27. Comp. and ed.
by Julia M. Wade, secretary. 581 p.
front., plates, 4to. $3.00. [28076
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453281.
AMERICAN SIGN ¢co.*, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Salesman’s handy book. Various
paging, illus. 12mo. [28077
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1916; aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 444636.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MUNICIPAL im-
provements. [28078, 28079
Hair that grows on opportunity. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 11%
inches. © Aug. 18: 1916; :
Nov. 10, 1916; e. Oct. 26, ‘1916; A
447341.
Public service first, a mark to shoot at.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 92 by 18
inches. © Sept. 2°, 1916; 1c. and aff.
Nov. 10, 1916; > Oct: 26, 1916 ; ‘A
447342.
© Jenne & Butler co., Indian-
apolis.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY engi-
neers*, New York. Constitution and
by-laws. Amended Oct. 25, 1916.
14, [9] p. 24mo. $0.25. [28080
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
28, 1916; A 454242.
AMERICAN SPECTACLE co.*, New York.
Worker’s greatest asset, eyes. 11 p.
illus. 16mo. [28081
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 16,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448657.
AMERICAN STEAM conveyor corpora-
tion*, Chicago. Shoot your ashes.
Sheet, illus. printed on both sides.
9 by 123 inches. [28082
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448540,
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & telegraph co.*,
Boston and New York. [28083-28085
Amendment to specification no. 3522,
the replacement and eae ane ey in-
spection of pole lines. 4 p.
epi s2mo. © Dec. 14: pie? 2es
and aff. Dec, 21, 1916; A 448514,
Commission leafiet no. 59, Nov. 1, 1916.
xxiv. 1151-1360 p. 8vo. © Nov. 27,
HOLB So) e;-and ait.. Dee. 19; 19163 A.
446859. ;
Standard traffic engineering practices
for local_and toll central office equip-
ments. Various paging, 4to.
(G, E, cv. no, 644, Aug., : ©
Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 23,
1916; A 445781.
i
28095
AMERICAN VEST pocket traffic mana-
ger. 1916-1917. 2p. 1, x, 5-214 p.
16mo. $2.35. [28086
© Dec. 10, 1916; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1917;
aff. Dee. 29, 1916; A 448658; Amer.
traffic service co., Omaha, Neb.
AMERICAN WELL works, Aurora*, III.
Standard types of well drilling,
prospecting and rotary drilling ma-
chinery. cover-title, 32 p. illus.
8vo. (Catalog no. 146) [2808T
©) Noy,) 14; 191622 ec. Nev.’ 14,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 444906.
Protection of
illus., 25 by
AMERICAN WRINGER CO.
foresight. Sheet. col.
18 inches. fold. to fol. [28088
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447388; Charles R. Lipp-
mann, New York.
AMMUNITION. [28089, 28090
Oct., 1916. 15 p. illus., ports; “4ten ©
Oct] WG] ASiG = 2%cx andvat. Oct, 285
1916; A 447082.
Dec., 1916. 15 p. illus. (part. col.)
‘port. 4to. @ Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447659.
© Safe-cabinet co., Marietta, O.
ANCHOR supply co.*, Evansville, Ind.
Concession and show tents. cover:
title, 38 p. illus. 12mo. © Feb. 12,
1IGIG: 2.e:.and ait. Web. 16. 1916 s7A°
4 207 é 94. [28091
ANDERSEN (Arthur Edward)* Chicago
[28092, 28093
Accounting course 3. Lecture 1-30.
[Problems and questions in advanced
accounting] various paging. 4to.
$5.00. [Lypewritten ] © Oct a
LOL6Ee dL cs (Och Ae. ASIC ia ce OCS
30, 1916; A 448061.
Quiz class. Lecture 1-42.
problems and answers]
ing. 4to. $5.00 [Typewritten] ©:
Oct 1916: tf cHOehy AZ 19 Gey ie
Oct. 30, 1916; A 448060.
[C2PS iA
various pag-
ANDERSON (Charles)* Chicago. Sleep-
ing-ear porter’s experience. [Chi-
cago, S. C. White, 1916] 60, [1] p.
16mo. [28094
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448182. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter. ]
ANDORRA nurseries*, Philadelphia.
Suggestions for effective planting,
Jan. 4917.0, 160. p:. 1tuss Svor
[28095
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; A 453068.
1261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28096
ANGELL (George R.)* Madison, Wis.
Condensed railway time card, Madi-
son, Wis., Nov. 19, 716. [4] p. 24mo.
[28096
© Nov. 25, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 448174.
ANGELO (Holger R.) [28097, 28098
Greenland holds explorer. © Nov. 28,
1916; 1 ¢c.. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449458.
Sees way to peace in offer of Kaiser.
© Dec: 26, 1916=. be, Dee, 29, 1916;
A 450015.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Ann Arpor, Mich. Polk’s Ann Arbor
city directory, 1917. Detroit, Mich.,
He ks, Polk «& co.,. 1916.9 6) ofS]. 25>
623 p. S8vo. $6.00. [28099
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 4531380; R. L. Polk &
co., Detroit.
ANsontia, Conn. Ansonia, Derby, Shel-
ton fete.] directory, 1916 [v. 34]
New Haven, Conn., The Price & Lee
co., 1916; x, 710, 4 p. front. (fold.
map.) 8vo. $4.50. [28100
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Nov. 238, 1916; A 445772; Price &
Lee co., New Haven.
APOLLO institute of music*, Milwaukee.
Piano course. Lessons 15-30. 16
sheets, 104 by 14 inches. $1.60.
[28101-28104
© Aug. 21, Sept. 28, Nov. 2, Dec.
4, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff. Dec. 23,
1916; A 4485438448546.
ARABIAN nights. Aladdin. [New
York, Printed by Brooks & Porter,
tS16]7 [13st py seol- tills, 4amo:
[28105
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
15, 1916; A 447927 : ey ohn H. Hggers,
New York. [Copyright is claimed
on illustrations]
Arc welding machine co., ine.*, New
York. Are welding. 1 p. 1. 88 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. $1.00. [28106
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
38, 1916; A 444746.
Arcos (Rene) [28107-28109
Church circular lauds war. © Dec. 15,
; 1 c. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449846.
ree eee crisis seen as peace is sought.
© Dec. Hee £916); ic. Dee 28) 1 OtG-
A 44999
pt..2, 1, Soe
Arcos (Rene)—Continued.
Gossip as to peace in German journals.
© Dec. 12, 1916; 1 ec Dec. 15; 1916;
A 449767.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
ARrGcUTO oilless bearing co.*, Philadel-
Chi-
phia. Pennsylvania has forbidden
the oiling of shafting by hand. [4]
p. illus. 4to. [28110
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29, 1916; A 448628.
ARIZONA Weather chart calendar. 1917.
12 1., [2] p. . Wlus., coll map. fem
[28111
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447091; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
ARKANSAS weather chart calendar.
1917. 121, [2] p. illus., col. map.
fol. [28112
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447121; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Armour & co.*, Chicago. [28118-28115
Armour’s anaiite products. 2p ia eale
ee fol. [Text parallel to binding]
© D 2, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec. 16,
1916: "A "447971.
Turkey and good cheer. [
p. illus.
(part col.) obl. 24mo. 14,
6]
© Oct.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 444953.
Veribest pork and beans. itletia | {2]
p. illus. (part col.) 24mo.
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 14, 1916:
A 448375.
ARMSTRONG bureau of related indus-
tries. Bulletin no. 12. cover-title,
8p. illus. 4to. [28116
© Aug. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 447081; Julian Arm-
strong. Chicago.
ARNESEN (Alfred M.)* Chicago.
Poems and series of complement
songs. [8] p. 8vo. $0.25. [28117
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916: A 448072.
Aron (Blanche) Between ourselves,
and other short stories. New York
Fifth Avenue publishing co., ine.
[1916] ‘72. p. -inel. ” front. gee
$0.75. [28118
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 447867; Fifth
avenue pub. co., New York.
ARoostTook telep. & teleg. co.*, Houlton,
Me. Houlton district telephone di-
rectory. Fall and winter, 1916.
cover-title, 52 p. 8vo. [28119
© Nov. 29, 1916;.2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447669.
1262
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
AgtT publication society*, St. Louis.
Suggested outline of a graded and
co-ordinated course of study. se
lected from the Progressive series of
piano lessons. cover-title, 18 p.
12mo. [28120
© Dec. 27, 1916: 2 c and aff.
Dec. 30, 1916; A 454267.
_ AscHam (John Bayne)* Cincinnati.
Development of the Kingdom of God
since the time oi Christ. sson
14 (Jn Aduit Bible dass monthly
Jan., 1917) [28121
© Dec. 14, 1916: 1 ec Dee. 22,
1916; A 449899.
ASSOCIATED advertising clubs of the
world*, Indianapolis. Business rec-
ord systems. [28122, 28123
merchants. 39 p. fol. © Dec. 23,
1916: 2 ¢ and aff. Dec. 30, 1916:
A 454290.
Book of instructions for retail shoe
merchanis. 32 p. fol. @ Nov. 1,
1916; 2 « end aff. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 444782.
ASSOCIATED press*. New York.
[28124-28127
Bluejackets on western front capture
2.000 men. (In New York herald)
© Nov. 22, 1916;
A 449715.
New viceroy talks of India. (In New
York globe) © Noy. 20, 1916: 1 ec.
Noy. 21, 1916: A 449152.
1 e. Nov. 23, 1916;
Punjab’s anti-British Move seems oblit- !
erated:
(in Arizona Sothern ts
1916: 1 e. Dec.
Shelling in ithe
both sides in West on gloomy days.
(In New York herald) ©
1916; 1 c. Dec. 8, 1916: A 449579.
ATHEARBN (WWalier S.)* Malden, Mass
Indian Spartans at peace.
@ Nov. 27,
. 1916; A 449480.
Religious education and American
democracy. 15 p. i2mo. (Malden
leaflets, no. 1) $0.15. [28128 |
© Nov. 23. 1916: 2 « and aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 447551.
ATKINSON (Wilmer)
phia. Full quotes
title. [16] p. 24mo.
© Nov. 21, 1916: 2
Novy. 24, 1916: A 448091.
co.*.
illus.
c. and ai
ATLANTA Georgian. [28130-28140
Anticipate these $8.000.000 sales. At
lania Georgi and Sun day American.
@ Noy. 15. i016 1 c. Norv. 22. 1916:
Biggest holiday busine
Ailanta Georgian
can. @©@ Nov. 22
1916; A 449357.
Days of dividends in advertising. At-
lanta ta Georgian and Sunday American.
(in Hearst's Sanday
Dec. 10, 1916: 1
449725.
Ameri
. Dec. 15,
ican)
1916:
a usual custom of |
Book of instructions for retail jewelry
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28145
ATLANTA Georgian—Continued.
Four million December dollars. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American. @
Dee. G 1916: 1 c Dee. 15, 1916; A
449722.
From a small electrical shop to a high-
power specialty store. Atlanta Geor-
gian and Sunday American. @© Dec. 2,
1916: 1 c. Dee. %, 1916; A 449543.
Make early claims on these millions. Aft-
lanta Georgian and Sunday American.
(In Hearst’s Sunday American) ©
oe a 1996): (4° es Dec. .4,) 1916; A
2)
ost Christmas money is first spent men-
tally. Atlanta Georgian and Sunday
© Dec. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
8, 1916; A 449541.
Nearly a sixth of a million dollars—
their daily expenditure. Atlanta Geor-
gian and Sunday American. © Dec. 11,
1916; 1c. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449724.
Sunday—a big shopping day. Atlanta
Georgian and Sunday American ©)
Dec. 7, 1916: 1 © Dec. 15, 1916: A
449723.
Two funds totaling
ee Georgian
can. Dec. oe
1916: c 449542.
$2.000.000 reward. Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday erican. (In Hearst’s Sun-
day American) © Nov. 26. 1916; 1.
Dec. 8, 1916: A 449540.
[ Note: The foregoing are in Atlanta
Georgian unless otherwise stated]
© Waiter Gregory Bryan. Chicago.
four million dollars.
and Sunday Ameri-
1916: 1 e« Dee. 8,
ATLAS ENGINEERING cCO.*; Amherst, O.
Lime and hydrated lime plant equip-
ment. cover-title. 1 p. L. 13, [5] p.
illus.. diagrs. S8vo. (Lime plant
machinery dept. Bulletin no. 101,
Oct.. 1916) [28141
© Oct. 23. 1916: 2 © and aff. Oct.
28, 1916: A 447049.
Attias Portland cement co.*, New York.
[2814298144
Building a bungalow. cover-titie, 14 p.
4to. © Nov. 2. 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
16. 1916: A 446839.
Choosing the garage. 22p. illus.. diagrs.
4to. @ Aug. 1, 1916; 2 e. July i,
1916: aii. Nov. 18, 1916: A 447434.
Commercial garages. cover-title, 11 p.
4to. @ Dec. 11, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 23. 1916; A 448535.
Man alive!!
obl. 48mo.
[28145
© Nov. 14, 1916: 2 c and aff. Nov.
22. 1916: A 448070: Wm. N. Aubt-
chon, jr.. St. Louis.
Booklet no. 1. [16] p.
Auto trade directory of the Pacific
eoast. Touring issue. [4th issue.
Arizona, California, Nevada. New
Mexico. Hawaiian Islands. 1916]
San Francisco, The Auto trade direc-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28146
Auto trade directory of the Pacific
coast—Continued.
tory company. 1916. 112 p. 8vo.
$1.50. [28146
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 453027; Auto trade di-
rectory co., San Francisco.
AUTOMATIC air furnace co. Why make
black smoke? [8] p. col. diagrs.
4to. [28147
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447332; John H.
Morrow, Chicago.
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL aSssn.%, Boston.
[Route card] [28148-28165
no. 15A, 16A. 2 cards, printed on both
sides, 82 by 3% inches. Contents.—
15A. Boston, Mass. to Plymouth,
Mass. via Hanover.—16A. Plymouth,
Mass. to Moston, Mass. © Nov. 10,
1916; 2 ¢. each and aff. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 444974, 444988.
no. 79A, 80A. 2 cards, printed on both
sides, 82,-by 3% inches. Contents.—
79A. Boston, Mass. to Gloucescter,
Mass. via Salem.—80A. Gloucester,
Mass. to Boston, Mass. © Nov. 10,
1916:,/2 ¢ each and aff: Nov. 20,/
1916; A 444989, 444990.
no. 82A, 838A. 2 cards, printed on both!
sides, 82 by 3% inches. Contents.—
82A. Greenfield, Mass. to Worcest: r,
Mass. via Gardner.—83A, Worces™ *,
Mass. to Greenfield, Mass. via Gar x.
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ce. each anc aff.
“ Nov. 20, 1916; A 444986, 444987.
no. 166A. Lowell, Mass. to Greénfield,
Mass. Card, printed on both sides,
83 by 34 inches. © Nov. 10, 1916: 2
ec. and aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 444985.
no. 169A. Worcester, Mass. to Nashua,
N. H. Card, printed on both sides.
8% by_34 inches. © Nov. 10, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 444981.
no. LGLA. Boston, Mass. to Mt. Wachu-
sett via Bolton. Card, printed on
SS by 3% inches. © Nov.
, 19 : ce. and aff. Nov. 20, :
A 444982. cae me
no. 277A, Boston, Mass. to Concord, N.
H. via Derry. Card, 82 by 3% inches,
© Nov. 10, 1916: 2 © Oct. 27; 1916:
aff. Nov. 20, 1916: A 447560.
HOw TSA. Concord, N. H. to Boston,
Mass., via Derry. Card, printed on
aoe 32 by 3% inches. © Nov. 10.
; €. ‘and aff. Novy. 2: oe
ete ov. 22, 1916: A
no: 295A, 296A, 2. cards|.pemted la
both sides, 82 by 34 Hs Ae ion
tents.—295A. Greenfield, Mass to Lo-
well, Mass.—296A. Nashua. ING BOO
Morey star: Mass. © Novy. 10, 1916: 2
- each and aff. Novy. 20. 1916: A
A44980, 444g 7 eee ee
no. 359, 360. 2 cards. printed on hot!
sides, 82 by 32 ones Gaui
R59. Providence, RK. Lo tav@Goncord, WN.
H. via Framinghum.—360. Concord,
N. H. to Providence, R. J. via Fram:
‘nfiham. © Nov. 10. 1916: 2 e. each
and aff. Nov. 20, 1916: A446
pre } 916; A 444978,
|
1264
pt. I, B. S4'v.18
AUTOMOBILE LEGAL assn.*—Continued.
no. 881-383. 3 cards, printed on both
sides, 82 by 3% inches. Contents.—
381. Middleboro to Plymouth, Mass.—
882. Plymouth to Middleboro, Mass.—
383. Mt. Wachusett to Boston, Mass.
via Bolton. © Nov. 10, 1916; 2 e.
each and aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 444976,
444977, 444984.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY. v. 14.
no. 4, Oct., 1916. New York. The
Automobile trade directory, inc.,
1916. 896 p. Svo. [28166
© Oct. 20, 1916; 1 «@ Nov. 10,
1916; 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; aff. Oct. 25,
1916; A 446506; Automobile trade
directory, ine., New York.
AUTOMOBILE TRADE DIRECTORY’S mail-
ing list. Supp!. and revision sheet.
Dec,, 1916. 1st section. 72 p. $Svo.
[Text parallel to binding] [28167
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
{, 1916; A 447675; Automobile trade
, directory, inc., New York.
AYERS (Samuel Gardner)
[28168, 28169
Words of comfort. © July 23, 1916; 1
ec. July 24, 1916; A 441279.
© Samuel Gardner Ayres, Chi-
cago.
Same. © Aug. 27, 191654 € Aue
28, 1916; A 442108.
Notrr.—The foregoing are in Chicago
herald. ]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
B.=-M.. co’s. cumulative code annota-
tions, current digest and citator.
_ [28170-28172
Montana. [v. 2, no. 1, Nov. 1916.] Ed.
by W. S. Church, San Francisco, Cal.,
Bender-Moss company [1916] various
paging. 4to. $8.00 per yr. © Nov.
4, 1916; 2 ec. and, aff.. Nov. 9; 2916, 4
445566.
Oregon [v. 2, no. 1, Oct., 1916.] Ed. by
W. S. Church. San Francisco, Cal,
Bender-Moss company [1916] various
paging. 4to. $8.00 per yr. © Sept.
99, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 4, 1916;
A 438715.
Washington. [v. 2, no. 2, Dee, 1916]
Ed. W. S. Church. San Francisco,
Bender-Moss company [1916]. various
paging. 4to. $8.00 per yr. © Dec.
16.1916: 2 c. and aff.. Dec. 2279985.
A 453206.
© Bender-Moss co., San Francisco.
Bascock & Wilcox co.*. New York.
Stirling water-tube oiler. [2d
issue] 2p. 1, 9-66 p. illus., plates,
diagrs. 4to. [28173
© Oct. 2471916; 2c.) New yer
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447401.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
28195
[Basize (August C.)] Following the
tape, expert comment on the world
of finance, by Bourse [pseud] (Jn
Chicago, Collyer’s eye) [28174
@y Noy. 3, 1916; 1 ¢ Nov. 20,
1916; A 449587; Collyer’s pub. co.,
Chicago.
BACHELER (Isabel)* Norwich Town,
Conn. Let others have their ever-
green. 21. 24mo. $0.20. [28175
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 « Dec. 14,
1916; aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 454244,
BACHELLER (Lewis Hallett)* Malden,
Mass. Sanctified by the Holy Ghost.
8p. port. 12mo. $0.10. [28176
© Aug. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec
2, 1916; A 448213.
Barr (Joseph E.)* New York. Plan
to increase sales. cover-title,
numb. 1. 4to. [28177
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916 ; A 448001.
Baun (Chester B.)* Syracuse, N. Y.
[28178, 28179
Guardsman’s toast. Card, printed on
both sides, 13 by 2% inches fold. to.
obl. 48mo. $0.05. © Oct. 20, 19
2c. and aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 44477
Suppose. Post card, 13% by 33 inches
fold. to 48mo. $0. 05. © 12,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1516: A
444946.
Bartry (Ambrose M.)* St. Paul.
Manual of instruction for Baptists.
2d ed. 36 p. 16mo. $0.15. [28180
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444780.
Battery (Carolyn Sherwin)
children’s hour. Book 2.
field, Mass., Milton
yany, 1916. 2 p. 1., 7-157 p. 12mo.
[28181
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 « Dec. 18,
1916; aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454135;
For the
Spring-
Bradley com-
Milton Bradley co., Springfield,
Mass.
BattEy (Temple) Girl’s courage.
cover-title, 21 p. 16mo. (The Inch
library, 2d inch.) $0.05. [28182
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
4, 1916; A 447703; National board
of Y. W. C. A.’s, New York.
BatLtrty, Banks & Biddle co.*, Phila-
delphia. Hand book. [48] p. illus.
8vo. [28183 |
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 447251.
Barrp (James S.)* San Francisco.
Stepping stones to success. 12 p.
16mo. $0.25. [28184
© Noy. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444927.
. | 8vo.
16 |
Barrp-NortH co.*, Providence, R. I.
Diamonds, watches, jewelry, [etc.]
1917. cover-title, 197 (i. e. 201) [3]
p. illus. 8vo. [28185
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 22,
1916; aff. Dec. 9, 1916: A 447831.
Baxer (Gertrude C.)* Surbiton, Eng-
land. Neutrals. pt. 3. (Jn Loyal
American, Dec., 1916) [28186
© Dee. 7, 1916; 1c. Dec. 20, 1916;
A 449852.
Baker & Taylor co.*, New York.
Books. 1916. The Christmas bulle-
tin of the latest and best books.
cover-title, 160 p. illus. (part col.)
[28187
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 448209.
BaLpwIn (Francis George) Trailmo-
bile with the punitive expedition in
Mexico. Cincinnati, The Sechler &
company [1916] fa24' ops alhus.
obl. 48mo. (cover-title: Trailing
Villa) 5 [28188
-, © Oct. 20, 1916;,2 c. and, aff. Nov.
i. 41916; A 447239 ; Sechler! & CO.,
Cincinnati.
Ye2:
if vr, CWS.) =
Providence. Aa route.
[28189-28192
Noy. 1, 1916. cover-title. illus. (8vo.
Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 9,
1916 ; A 447270.
Noy. 15, 1916. cover-title, 16 p. illus.
nar. 8vo. © Nov. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Noy. 22, 1916; A 448084.
Dec. 1, 1916. cover-title, 16 p.
@ Nov. 25, 1916
1916; A 447752.
nar. 8vo.
; 2 ce. and aff. Dec. 8,
Dec. 15, 1916. EEG ps
illus. nar. 8vo. © Dec. 12, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454148.
BaLTIMoreE, Md. Society visiting list;
or, Blue book for the season of 1917.
28th ed. Comp. by Caroline P. Rem-
ington. Baltimore, Lucas brothers
[1916] 426 p. 12mo. $8.50.
——————Ee——EEEEEEEEE—————
cover-title.
[28193
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 453187; C. P.
Remington, Baltimore.
BANK almanac, 1917. Specimen copy.
cover-title, 32 p. illus. 12mo.
[28194
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 447534; U. S. bank note
eo., Indianapolis.
BANKERS LIFE co.*, Des Moines. Over
the hill to the poor house. 2 1.
16mo. [28195
© Dee. 27, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454276.
1265
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28196
pt. 1, 0,.8.. "4a
BANKERS’ MATURITY calendar. 1917.
Comp. by A. Lincoln Reiley. Wall
chart, 12 mounted 1. fol. $1.00.
[28196
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 9, 1916;
aff. Dee. 12, 1916; A 4483838; Con-
servator co., Phillipsburg, N. J.
BANKERS TRUST €o.*, Indianapolis. In-
surance money club of Bankers trust
company. [16] p. folder. nar. 8vo.
[28197
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c« Dee. 15,
1916; aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 448578.
Banxs (Hal. D.) * Berea, O. Fickle
million. [4] p. 4to. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [28198
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444918.
BANUET (José)* San Francisco.
Banuet’s Spanish verb. 1p. 1, 88 p.
diagr. 16mo. $0.50. [28199
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454032.
BARBEAU (C.-Marius)* Ottawa, Ont.,
Canada. Contes populaires cana-
diens. (Jn Journal of American
folk-lore, Jan.—Mar., 1916) [28200
©) July 15; 1916;.1 @ July 15;
1916; A—Foreign 13947.
BarciAy (Florence L.) %
Pearson, Itd.*, London.
rock. (In Wolf cub, Dec.,
Cc. Arthur
Council
1916)
[28201
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; A ad int.
2852; pubd. Nov. 30, 1916.
Barnes (A. M.) Mystery of La Pa-
loma; or, The highgraders. chap.
1-5. (In Illustrated companion,
Jan., 1917) [28202
© Dec. 26, 1916; 1 ce. Dee. 30, 1916;
A 450057; F. B. Warner co. ine.,
New York.
Barnitz (Harry L.)* New York. Mod-
ern process for the technical produc-
tion of hydrogen for dirigible air-
ships and balloons. pt. 1, 2. (In
Aerial age weekly. Nov. 6. 27, 1916.)
[28203
© Nov. 1, 23, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1916; A 449291.
Barnum (Vance) [28204-28208
Joe Strong and his wings of steel; or,
A young acrobat in the clouds. New
York, Hearst’s international library
co. [1916] iv p:, 3k 1.3 248 pi trent
plates. 12mo. 0.60. © Nov.
1916; 2 e. Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Nov. 24
1916; A 445826.
BaRNUM (Vance)—Continued.
Joe Strong on the high wire; or, Motor-
eycle perils of the air. "New York,
Hearst’s salen ae library co.
[iSite]. iv. pe 1.,., 218 \-p:. Trone,
DiAUee: 12mo. $0. 60. ©. Noy... 22:
1916; 2 ec. Nov. 25, 1916; aff Noy.
24, 1916; A 445831.
Joe Strong on the trapeze; or, The
daring feats of a young circus per-
former. New York, Hearst’s inter-
anes baa! co.
| bes front., A
$0.60. o Nov: 22, 1916; 2 ¢.
25, 19163. aff.. Nov. 24, 1916;
445827.
Joe Strong, the boy fish; or, Marvelous
doings in a big tank. New York,
Hearst’s international library co.
MSG] ivi pt 8): free.
plates. 12mo. $0.60. Nov. 29°
19716: -<2e. Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 445830.
Joe Strong, the boy wizard; or, The
mysteries of magic exposed. New
York, Hearst’s international library
eo.* [1916.7 : WY Dia i “O° Wy front.,
pittee 12mo. Nov. 22,
191G; 2 ‘e. Nay. 580 “1918: aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 445825.
© Hearst’s international library
co., New York.
BarreTT (Thomas A.)* Brooklyn.
Daddy’s dear old love, by Tom Bret
[pseud.] [8] p. 12mo. $0.10.
[28209
© Oct. 21, 1916; 3 ei Gee see
1916; aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 444910.
BARRETT & co.*, Chicago & New York.
[28210, 28211
Barrett’s Amazon roofing. 12 p. _ illus.
16mo. © Dec, 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dee. 11, 1916; A 454269.
Holt roof connection. 19 p. illus. nar.
8vo. (Cover-title: Holt roof vent and
leader connections) © Dec. 13, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448414.
BARRICK (Ounce Wesley)*, New
Martinsville, W. Va. Co-operative
credits. cover-title, 1 p. Ll, 16 p.
4to. $1.00. [28212
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
Zh, 1ST A 448455. .
Barrows (Geo. 8.) Manufactured gas
for house heating, by G. S. Barrows
and C. C. Winterstein. 24 p. diagr.
Svo. [28213
©) Nov: 17, 1916; 2 erandgase
Noy. 18, 1916; A 447446; American
gas institute, New York.
Barsottr (Charles)* New York.
[Cablegrams] (Jn Progresso italo-
americano) [28214-28254
Nov. 19, 1916. cr Nov. 19,.1916; 1 ec.
Noy. 20, 1916; 449113.
Nov. 20, 1916. io Noy. 20 1916 se
Nov. 20, 1916; A 449154
1266
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
28265
Barsorti (Charles) *
ag 2t. 1916.. © Nov: 21, 19163; 1 ¢.
Noy. 21, 1916; A 449163.
May, 22, 1916... @ Nov. 22, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449201.
Homers. L29t6. © Nov. 23,. 191631 «.
Nov. 23, 1916; A 449231.
Nov. 24, 1916. © Nov. 24, 1916;
Nov. 24, 1916; A 449237.
Noy. 25, 26, 1916. @© Nov. 25, 26, 1916;
Pe:
mecerNoy. 2),.2¢, 1916; A 449262,
449263
NWover2t £916. -@ Nov. 27, 1916; 1 ¢.
Noy. 28, 1916; A 449316.
Nov. 28, 1916. © Nov. 28, 1916; 1 «@.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 449328.
Nov. 29, 30, 1916. © Nov. 29, 30, 1916;
1 ce. each Dee. 1, 1916; A 449354,
449355.
Hee 1,.41916:. © Dec. 1, 1916; 1 e. Dec.
2. 1916; A 449403.
Meet 16.5 CG) Dec, 2,3, 1916; Cc.
each Dec. 4, 1916; A 449416, L041.
Dec: 4, 1916. © Dec. 4, 1916; 1 «
Dec. 4, 1916; A 449482.
Dec. 5, 1916. © Dec. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec.
5, 1916; A 449486.
Dec. 6, 1916. © Dec.
Gs 1916; te; Dee:
7, 1916; A 449513.
Hee wie tole: | ©) bee: 1, 1916; 1 e. Dec.
7, 1916; A 449539.
Dec. 8, 1916. © Dec. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449581.
Dec. 9, 10, 1916. © Dec. 9,:10, 1916;
oe each Dee: 11, 1916; A 449598.
449599.
Dee. 11, 1916.
Dee it. AiG: 1. e:
Dec. i1, 1916; 449660
©
A
ieee, tote. © Dec. 12, 1916; 1 e.
Dec. 138, 1916; A 449674.
©
A
©
Dec. 13, 1916. Wee MS VIO1Gs) 1 ¢:
Dec, 14, 1916; 449698.
wee 14 A91G: _©- Dec. 14, 19163 1 e.
Dee. £5, 1916; 449726.
A
meee ttG. © Dec. 15, 19165 1 e.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 449768.
Hee 16, 17,1916. © Dec. 16, fae 1916;
i ¢. each Dec. 18, 1916; A 449791,
449792.
Wee s, 1916 i@ Dee 18, 19163.1. «¢.
Dec. 19, 1916: A 449818.
Dec. 19. 1916. Se Dees 195-1916 5. 1c.
Dec. 20, 1916; A 449826.
Mec 20,4916. © Dec. 20, 1916; 1 «.
Dec. 21, 1916; A 449868.
Weert wt OtG. © Yee. 21,. 1916); 1° e.
Dec. 2, £916; A. 449896.
Neer 22. 1916:. © Dec. 22, 19163 1..e.
Dec. 23, 1916; A 449914.
Dee. 23—25. 1916. © Dec. 23-25, 1916;
1 ec. each Dec. 26, 1916; A 449935-
449937.
Dee. 26, 1916. © Dec. 26, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 27, 1916; A 449976.
meet, 1916. © Dec. 27, 19165 1c.
Dec. 27, 1916; A 449993.
Mees. 1916. . © Dec. 28, 1916; 1: «¢.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 450018.
Hee) 29) 1916. @ Dec. 29, 19165. 1 «.
Dee. 30, 1916; A 450053.
BARTHOLOMEW (RalphI.) Making ofa
Steinway, by R. I. Bartholomew,
illus. by Winold Reiss. [18] p. col.
illus. 4to. [28255
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
238, 1916; A 447558; Publishers ptg.
co., New York.
BARTLETT (Lanier) [28256, 28257
Fingers with eyes. [Los Angeles, Printed
by Standard printing co., 1916.] cover-
title, 25 p. 8vo. [Motion picture
scenario] @© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 c. Nov.
, 1916; aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 448054.
Women first. [Los Angeles, Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title, 46 p. 8vo. [Motion picture
scenario] @© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Nov. 23, 1916; A 447513.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
Bass (John F.) [28258-28259
J. F. Bass finds Freneh willing to fight.
@QpDecks26, 1916: 1 ¢: Decs 29, 2916;
A 450016.
Wonderful German trenches are taken.
@ Nov. 16, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 449133.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co, Chicago.
BATCHELDER (Ernest A.) & Condon
(Holt)* Pasadena, Cal. Batchelder
tiles; a catalogue. 2d ed. 24 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. [28260
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 447289.
BaTCHELDER (Francis Joseph)* New
York. Rainbow game; rules. New
York, Playwell game co., 1916. Card
board, col. illus., 84 by 164 inches.
$0.50. [28261
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
22,1916; A 454113.
BAYER- STROUD Corp.™,
Smokestack [no. 1, 2]
illus. 244 by 64 inches.
[28262, 28263
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. each Nov. 17,
1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 447863,
447864.
Beatriz (J. A.)* Lincoln, Neb. Ne-
New York.
2 sheets.
braska semi-centennial, March 1,
1867—March 1, 1917. 16 p. 16mo.
$0.10. [28264
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 448225.
Buffalo.
in folder.
Beaverbilt. 9
4io.
[ 28265.
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 454025.
BEAVER CO.*,
loose 1. illus.,
1267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28266
pt. 1.0 Sip Vos
Brecker (Marie Luise) Fritz Ullmanns | Bett (Edward Price)—Continued.
brautfahrt; roman. auf., 1-12.
forts., schluss. [14instalments] (Jn
Berliner Lokal anzeiger) [28266
© July 26-Aug. 10, 1916; 1 ce. each
Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14350;
August Scherl, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
BECKWITH (Susan Dale) Color bearer
and other poems. Wichita, Kan., The
Beitel publishing company, 1916. 94
p. 12mo. $0.50. [28267
© ANov.) 17544916: 2 ¢ Nove. 23,
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 447680;
Morence Flower Beitel, Wichita.
BEHRENDS (Genevieve A.)* New York.
Private lessons as given by Judge T.
Troward of England and India to
his only personal pupil. 2383p. diagrs.
Svo. [28268
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448017.
BELANGER (Emily N.)* Boston. This
dainty little string of fragrant spice.
Card, 4 by 54 inches. $0.25. [28269
© July 17, 1916:.2 c.. Noy, 43.
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447577.
Bett (Edward Price). [28270-28292
Britain not to sway allies as to peace.
@. Dec. 18, 19465°2'c. Dee! 16: 1916;
A 449782.
Britain outfitting its allies in war.
Dec. 20, 1916; Lf c. Dec. 26; 1916;
449954.
Britain welcomes new cabinet head.
Dee we, LOnGis he Dec. 14. 1916:
449658.
G
A
©
A
British completely misinterpret note. ©
Dec: 22, 1916; 1 ¢; Dec: 28, 1916; A
450008.
British deny sale of Schuette’s news. ©
Dec. 9,:. 1916;.1 c. Dee: 13, 2916; A
449692.
Cabinet upheaval may shake Britain. ©
Dee. 2; 191632 ve; Dee. G, 19SLGe “A.
449504.
Carson may aid home rule. © Dec. 11,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 14, 1916; A 449714.
Carson may check submarine terror. ©
Dec. 22, 19163) ie. Det. 28,1916 A
450004.
Dardanelles report due. @ 14,
1916; 1c. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449813,
BE. P. Bell tells of crop of conflicting
rumors that clubs of London seem to
enjoy. @© Dec. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 8,
1916: ; A 449567.
Lord Shaughnessy to quit. £ Dec. 21,
1916; 1c. Dec. 28, 1916; A 449992.
Neutral war relief measures praised. ©
Nov. 17, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
449140.
Norwegians much alarmed. © Nov. 25,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 29, 1916; A 449348.
Peace agitation in U. S. arouses Britain.
@ Nov. 28, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449451.
Plain fare for the British. © Dec. 18,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 21, 1916; A 449864.
Say war disease is gone in Germany.
© Dec. 12, 1916; 1 ec» Dee 15, 1946;
A 449766.
Sees Belgians torn from their homes.
ae, aa 19163 1. ¢. Nov. 22) 9o1G-
Slave raid after wrecking Belgium. ©
Nov. 21, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 25, 1916; A
449249.
U. S. delivers peace proposal to Britain.
© Dec. 18, 1916; 1 ¢@ Dee; 21,1996;
A 449860.
Will not hurt trade of U. S. © Dec. 4,
1916; 1c. Dec. 8, 1916; A 449565.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
BELL TELEPHONE co. of Pennsylvania*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[28293-28300
Chester district. Oct. 10, 1916. 68 p.
4to. @ Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447321.
Erie County. Bhat s issue] | Oct. 10,
1916. 96 p. 4to. © Oct. 30, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447234.
Lancaster, Gettysburg, Hanover, York.
Sept. 30, 1916. 104 p. 4to. © Oct.
21; 1916; 1 c..and aff. Oct. 20, 1a1G5
1c. Nov. 6, 1916; A 447247.
Main ie district. Oct. 14, 1916. 64 p.
Svo.. @ Nov. 6, 1916: 2 @. and aff.
Noy. 14, 1916; * 447319.
Norristown district. Oct. 14, 1916. 72
p. 4to. @ Nov. 14 1916; 2c. and
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447414.
Ogontz, Doylestown, Ambler and nearby
“places. Oct. :20, 1916: 68> po ste:
@ Nov. ant 1916; 2 ¢@. and” ait. (Nov.
Wieren atk MeKean counties [etc.]
Nov. 1, 1916. 65 p, 4to. © Nov. 23,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A
448186.
West Chester district. [Winter issue]
Oct. 30, 1916. 84 p. 4to. Novy.
21, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Noy. 28, 1916;
A 447574.
Has German man killer. © Dec. 1,1916; | BELL TELEP. co. oF Pa. & DELAWARE &
1 c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449439.
Hindenburg blamed for Belgian terror.
© Dee. (2, 19165): 1c. | Dec. 6; 19165
A 449506.
Lloyd George may make Great Britain
dry in interests of efficiency when new
cabinet’s plans are carried out. © Dec.
8, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449649.
1268
Atlantic teleg. & telep. co.*, Phila-
delphia. Allentown, the Bethlehems,
Easton f[ete.] telephone directory.
Oct. 10,1916. 112 p. 4to. [28301
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447320.
BOOKS, GROUP I
no. 12, 1916
28319
BELLAND (John F.)* Pittsburg, Kan.
Question answered? [ Pittsburg,
Kan., Printed by Saunders-Coke
printing co.] 1916. 66 p._ front.
(port.) 16mo. $0.25. [28302
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448453.
BeENcH and bar co.*, New York. Chris-
tian science and the law. New York,
Magrauth & Thurber [1916] cover-
title, [4] p. 8vo. (Reprinted from
Bench and bar) [28303
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
20, 1916; A 454089.
BENDEL (Henri)* New York. Gowns
for formal occasions. (Jn Harper’s
bazar, Dec., 1916) [28304
© Nov. 29, 1916; 1 c Nov. 28,
1916; A 449496.
BENDER’S lawyer’s diary and directory
for the state of New York, 1917.
26th year. Albany, N. Y., Matthew
Bender & company, 1917. various
paging. maps (1 fold.) S8vo. $3.00.
[28305
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 453117; Matthew Bender
& ¢co., inc., Albany. [Copyright is
claimed on all new matter]
BENEFICIAL loan soc.*, Newark, N. J.
To provide additional funds for its
branch bank system of industrial
loans. [General prospectus] 4 p.
4to. [28306
Bae. Dec. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
, 1916; A 448586.
Benetson (N. A.)
braska. [Cincinnati,
book company, 1916] xxiv p. illus.,
col. map (fold.) diagrs. 4to. [283807
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
8, 1916; A 458003; American book
co., New York.
(Charles <A.)* Peoria, Ill.
grade problems in me-
chanical drawing. Peoria, Ill., The
Manual arts press [1916] 68 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 16mo. [28308
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1916;
aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448501.
Bennett (Milo)* Toledo, O. Milo
Bennett’s correspondence school of
touch system operating for intertype,
linotype & linograph keyboards.
cover-title, 15 p. illus., port. nar.
8vo. [28309
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Novy. 1, 1916; A 444720.
Geography of Ne-
O., American
BENNETT
Grammar
BENNETT (Robert J.)* Philadelphia.
Accountaney ; special course in ac-
counting, auditing and _ practice.
Lesson 7, Cash and bank records. 2d
ed. Philadelphia, Pa., Bennett ac-
countancy institute, 1916. 40 p.
8vo. [28310
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
21, 1916; A 448477.
Benson (Anton) & Souders (H. A.)*,
Harrisburg, Pa. I am the camera,
the eye of all civilization. (In Har-
risburg telegraph) [28311
© Nov. 23, 1916; 1 ec Nov. 25,
1916; A 449255.
BENTLEY (Harry Clark) [28812-28314
Accounting problems, for elementary use.
Veh andy 2.).2i¥e) fOlss. S150.
Contents.—pt. 1. Class problems.—
Be 2. Home problems. © Nov. 12,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A
446831.
© Ronald press co., New York.
Bookkeeping practice. Set no. 3. Guide
book. New York, The Ronald press
company, i916. Ghillie p:
(with this: Corporate records.
. obl. 8vo.) $3.00. ©
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 19,
1916; A 446832.
Model forms. [Boston] Students’ sup-
ply shop, College of business adminis-
tration, Boston university 1916. [20]
p. forms. 8vo. 15. @© Oct. 15,
1916; 2-e. and aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A
448173.
© Harry Clark Bentley, Brookline,
Mass,
BENToN (EF. Weber)* Los Angeles.
[28315, 28316
Cur dog. Sheet, col. illus., 14 by 10%
inches. $0.25. © Nov. 20, 1916; 2e.
NOVA 21 LOGS Wate Deer alse 1916;
A 448427.
Perfect day. Sheet, col. illus. 14 by 10
inches. $0.25. Nov. 20, 13163 :
2c. Noy. 21, 1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A 448426.
BENZIGER bros.*, New York. Church
goods, metalware, vestments, statu-
ary, furnishings. 71° p: illus: fol:
[28317
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447592.
M.)* Chicago. New
Modern
illus.
[28318
ec. and aff. Nov.
BercLtine (John
designs for stationery, etc.
novelty monograms. 2 1. col.
4to.
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2
23, 1916; A 447526.
BERGMAN (James)* New York. Dia-
monds, watches, jewelry. cover-
title, [16] p. illus. 16mo. [28319
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 447834.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28320 pt.2,0% Syvs84
BERLINER illustrirte zeitung. 25. | BIBLioTHEK der unterhaltung und des
jahrg. [Each illus. fol. M. O. 10.] wissens—Continued.
[28320, 28321 18. bd. © July 19, 1916; 1 c Nov. 21,
nr. 27, 2. juli, 1916. © July 2, 1916; ee ee
1 c. Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14344.
nr. 28, 9. juli, 1916... @ July 9, 1916;
1c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14345.
© Ullstein & co., Berlin.
Beroyt (Felix) Berol system of mem-
ory training. ist-5th lesson. By
Felix Berol, revised and _ supple-
mented by William Berol. [New
York, Printed by The Brieger press,
1916] 5 v. ports., charts. 16mo.
$3.00. [28322
mers 155 7916." 2/e) Dee is,
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448417;
William Berol, New York.
[28323, 28324
Bessey (Chas. H.)* Burlington, Vt.
[28323, 28324
Vermont. Card, 34 by 5% inches. ©
Nove.4> 1996 3. °2' uc. Nov. 14, 1916;
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454093.
Vermont the beautiful. Card 3% by 54
inches. NOV. 207 -19LGs 2c; Dec.
20, 1916; A 448517.
448517.
Best & co.*, New York. [28325-28328
Apparel for southern wear. LAL p-
16mo. © Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 448638.
Correct apparel and accessories for
nurses & maids. Sheet, illus., printed
on both sides, 64 by 102 inches, fold.
to 16mo. © Nov. 22) 1916: 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448095.
Gift suggestions for the holidays at at-
wear. prices. Ree a ce col. illus.
©: Nove. 2;, 1O1Gs 2 '¢: Dec. ob
1916; aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 447832
Modes of the moment.
fashions.
4to. ©
1916; aff. Nov. 14, 1916: A 447318.
BIBLE calendar, 1917. cover-title, [12]
p. illus. (part col.) obl. 4to. $0.25.
[Text parallel to binding] [28329
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1916; aff. Sept. 25, 1916; A 444097,
Herald pub. house, Cleveland.
Newest winter
BIBLIOTHEK der unterhaltung und des
wissens. Mit originalbeitrigen von
hervorragenden schriftstellern und
gelehrten sowie zahlreichen illustra-
tionen. Jahrg. 1917. Stuttgart,
Berlin f[ete.] Union deutsche ver-
lagsgesellschaft [1916] Each 240 p.
front., illus. 12mo. M. O. 75.
[28330-28831
a Dees Cy Aus .160 19168 oe. UNowesk.
1916; A—Foreigen 142938.
12
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
BIDDEFORD, Me.
directory, 1916.
Biddeford and Saco
[no. 21] Boston,
Mass., W. A. Greenough & co., 1916.
269 p. front. (folded map) S8vo.
$3.50. [28332
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916: A 446862: W. A. Greenough
& co.. Boston.
BIDDLE corp.*, Philadelphia. Rules
for playing the great game of Indem-
nity. Card printed on both sides,
Ti by 43 inches. [28333
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
7, 1916; A 448302.
Brucer (Samuel C.)* Chicago. Plain
facts about bonds. cover-title, 11,
[1] p. 16mo. [28334
© Dec. 1, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 447720.
BILLMAN (Obed C.)* Cleveland. Pat-
ents, investing in. Card, printed on
both sides. 34 by 5 inches. [28835
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 « Nov. 24,
1916; aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 447677.
Brrp (Harry) Billie Bunter, by Harry
Bird [and] Molly, the mule, by Ro-
salie G. Mendel. Racine, Chicago,
Whitman publishing company,
[1916] col. front. plates, illus. 64
p. S8vo. $0.35. [28336
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1916;
aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446292; Whit-
man pub. co., Racine, Wis.
BisHop calculating recorder co.*, New
York. Simplifying your labor costs.
16 p. illus., fold. pl. nar. S8vo.
[28337
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454175.
BLAcHERT (Jennie Helmes)* Fairbury,
Neb. America’s princess, Poca-
hontas. [12] p. 8vo. [28338
© Mar. 10, 1915; 1 e. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447681.
(John)* Brooklyn. Song of
Sheet, 14 by 11 inches.
[28339
2 « Now 2
A 448337.
BLacK
Flatbush.
$0.10.
© Nov. 26, 1916;
1916; aff. Dec. 11, 1916;
70
BLACKSTONE hotel.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Merry Xmas and
a happy New Year. [3] p. col. illus.
24mo. [28340
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916: A 448348: Blackstone
holding co., Omaha, Neb.
BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE*, Chicagu.
[28341-28351
Model solutions to modern American law
problems. 2. [3] p. 8vo. © Nov.
27.9916 = 2 c. and. aff. Dec.. 11; 1916;
A 447890.
— 35, 7, BG. 2 Ww. \Svo:
1916; 2 c. each and aff.
A 447888, 447889.
@ Apr. iT,
Dec. 11, 1916:
[Modern American law guide] no 1.
Blind side of business. 16 p. Svo. © |
Meee tO1G> 2c. and at. Dee. -11, |
1916; A 447883.
no. 3. Acting through others. 16
p. Svo. @© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 «¢.
aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 447882.
Mpa 3) V2 “Svos ©: July. 3,
1916; 2 ec. each and aif. Dec. 11, 1916;
A 447879-447881.
Modern American problems. De
iatens save. _@ Nov. 27, 1916: 2 e.
and aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 447887.
oe v Syvo... @ ‘Dee. 30,
9915; 2 c¢. each and aff. Dee. 11,
1916; A 447885, 447886.
law
Brare (Robert) Outline of credit sys-
tem in operation by the Peoples gas
light & coke company, Chicago, Il.
19 p. 8vo. [28352
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447452; American gas
institute, New York.
BLAKE (Wallace Herbert) Authority
in business. 5th of a series under
the general subject title The day’s
work. (Jn Office appliances. Dec.
1916). [28358
mee, 12 1916: 1 e Dec. 14,
1916; A 449788; Office appliance co.,
Chicago.
BrAkKIstTon’s (P.) sons & co.*, Phila-
delphia. Physician’s visiting list
(Lindsay & Blakiston’s) for 1917.
66th year. Philadelphia, P. Blakis-
ton’s son & co. [1916.] 1 p. 1., 36,
{3] p. and blank pages for memo-
randa. 16mo. [28854
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 445722.
BiopceTt (Harvey) co.*, St. Paul.
Well done. [8] p. illus. (part
col.) 32mo. [28355
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 448264.
|
Broom & Millman.
BLousE (La)
BrUTHGEN
BopmMer (Rudolph J.)*
[28356, 28357
the prepared-
Sheet col.
11 by 14
Middies of the moment:
ness middy and sport coat.
illus., printed on_both puree
inches. © Aug. 5, 1916; Aug. 11,
1916; aff. Noy. 20, 1916; oy 448048,
New fall middy pinch and loose back
sport coats. Sheet, col. illus., printed
on both sides, 183 by 242 inches. ©
Aug. 5, 1916: 2 c. Aug. 11, 1916; aff.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 448049.
© Louis Appleson, New York.
no. 1, septembre i916.
illus. (part col.) fol. fr. 6.
[28358
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c Dec. 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 14409 : Hachette & ¢Oo.,
Paris.
(Clara) Schlésser im
monde; roman. onf., 1—22. forts.
u. schluss. [23 instalments] (In
Berliner morgenpost) [28359
© July 13—Aug. 8, 1916; 1 © each
Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14357;
Uullstein & co., Berlin.
Btum’s farmer’s and planter’s almanac
for the year 1917. 89th year. Win-
ston-Salem, N. C., Crist & Keehlin
[1916] 79 p. illus. 8vo. $0.05.
[28860
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. Dee.
4, 1916: A 447687; Crist & Keehln
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Washington.
World’s greatest battle. Washing-
ton, D. C., Printed by National
publishing co., 1916. cover-title,
48 p. illus. Svo. $0.25. [28361
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 « Dec. 27,
1916; aff. Dec. 5, 1916; A 448571.
BoNNET-BROWN Sales service*, Chicago.
[Syndicate service] Suppl.
[28362-28364
M-377. 377 A-E: W-378, 378 A-F;
EF 379, 379 AC; N 380, 380 AE.
Oct., 1916. 23 1. (al fold.) illus. fol.
© Oct. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 1,
1916: "A 444729.
M 381, 381 A-E; W 382, 382 A-E;
F 383, 383 A-C; N 384, 384 AF’
Noy., 1916. 231. Gl fold.) illus. fol.
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 10,
1916; A 444858.
385, 385 A—D, 386, 386 A—E, F 387, 387
A-C, N 388, 388 AK. Dec., 1916.
20 1. (part fold.) illus. fol. © Dec.
9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1916;
A 454294
BooKLovERS Sales co., inc.*, New York.
Bible picture query. [4] p._ illus.
4to. : [28365
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1916;
aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A 448572.
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28366
BoonE (John F.)*, St. Johns, Or. Phil-
osophy of the creation of the earth.
28 p. 24mo. $0.25. [28366
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec.
12, 1916; A 448339.
BorpDEAuUx (Henry)* Paris. Derniers
jours du Fort de Vaux. nos. 1, 2.
[2 instalments] (Jn Revue des deux
mondes, 1°", 15 oct., 1916) [28367
© Oct. 1, 15, 1916; 1 ec. each Dec.
9, 1916; A—Foreign 14407.
BoscHEN (H. Carl)* Richmond. Face
this fact on your feet. (Jn Rich-
mond News leader) [28368
© Nov. 24, 1916; 1 ec. Dee. 8, 1916;
A 449574,
Boston music co.*, Boston. Boston
music co. 81st announcement. Sept.,
1916. cover-title, 28 p. ports. S8vo.
[28369
© Sept. 23, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1916; aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 444104.
BotuME (John Franklin)* Boston.
Voice production today. 12p. front.
(port.) 12mo. $0.25. [28370
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444940.
BoveHton & co.*, New York. Money
message of a thousand words. [8]
p. 16mo. [283871
© Nov. 19, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1916;
aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 454045.
BovuTreLLE (Martin J.)* Pasadena.
Bridge majestic, Pasadena, Califor-
nia. Pasadena, Cal. [F. W. Martin,
1916] cover-titie, [4] p. obl. 32mo.
S02. [28372
(© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
13, 1916; A 444867.
Bowegrs (Edwin F.) What about your
eyes? (In Chicago herald) [28373
© Nov. 19, 1916; 1 ¢ Nov. 20.
1916; A 449175; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Bawsen. (S...8:)) 6 seoe -ane.4, ort
Wayne, Ind. Suggestive sales argu-
ments. 60 p. illus. (incl. port.)
12mo. [28374
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 7, 1916;
aff. Dee. 21, 1916; A 448500.
Boyp (D. Knickerbocker) Pictorial
review house and garage. Plan no.
2. 28p. illus. 4to. $1.00. [28375
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447747: Pictorial review
co., New York.
pt. 1, HOS, Woes
Boyp (John Robert Montgomery)*
Pittsburgh. Farmers’ alfalfa guide
and commentaries [Rev. ed.]
Pittsburgh, Farmers alfalfa bureau
[1916] 62 p. illus. 24mo. $1.00.
[28376
© Dec. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
80, 1916; A 454277. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
Boyn’s street guide of Philadelphia,
1917. Philadelphia, C. E. Howe
company, 1916. 2 p. 1, [7]-155 p.
32mo. (Cover-title: Boyd’s Phila-
delphia street and trolley guide,
1917) $0.10. [28377
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
21, 1916; A 448491; C. BE. Howe co.,
Philadeiphia.
Boynton (Hortense A.)* Newport, R.
I. Dove-colored twins. Newport, R.
I., Remington Ward, 1916. 52 p.
front. 16mo. $0.50. [28378
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
28, 1916; A 448531.
BraApDForD (William A.)* Quincy, Mass.
Bradford’s combination price book,
arr. for the plumbing, heating, gas
fitting and sheet metal trades, in
loose leaf form. Quincy, Mass., The
Pratt company, 1916. 52 loose 1.
nar. S8vo. $8.00. [28379
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454229.
BRADLEY (Alice) Sunkist recipes,
oranges-lemons. 64 p. illus. 16mo.
[28380
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448093; California fruit
growers exchange, Los Angeles.
BRADSTREET’S book of commercial rat-
ings of bankers, merchants, manu-
facturers, ete. [28381, 28382
In the United States. v. 196, Jan.
1917. New York, The Bradstreet com-
pany [1916] Various paging. fol.
© Dec. 19, 1916: 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1916;
aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 446883.
In the United States and the Dominion
of Canada. v. 196, Jan., 1917. New
York, The Bradstreet company [1916]
Various paging. fol. © Dec. 19, 1916;
2 ec. Dec. 20, 1916; aff. Dec. 21, 1946:
A 446882.
© Bradstreet co., New York.
BraMMER (James)* St. Louis. From
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 454216.
1272
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
28405
(Julian Rodriques)* San
Francisco. Health without drugs.
[3] p. Ato. [28384
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 447668.
BRANDON
BratTron (S. C.) Gas versus electric
cooking, by S. C. Bratton and G. D.
Mantle. 21 p. diagrs. 8vo. [28885
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447449; American gas
institute, New York.
BrRayvEN (William H.) Ireland has a
pig problem. (In Chicago daily
news) [28386
© Dec. 13, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 16,
1916; A 449778; Chicago daily news
eo., Chicago.
BRENHOLTS (Florence M.)* National
City, Cal. American forest clubs.
is! p. 12mo. [28387
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448080.
BrINKLEY (Nell) [28888-28391
Century girl at the century theatre. ©
Meee te t9IG: fc. Dec. 2, 1916; A
449410.
Charming Billie Burke in her new role.
@ Nov. 25, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916;
A 449277.
My what a difference, het a little bonnet
makes. © Nov. 22, 1916; 1 c¢. Nov.
23, 1916; A 449208.
When a man marries. © Nov. 24, 1916;
1c. Noy. 25, 1916; A 449246.
[Note: The foregoing are in New
York evening journal.]
© International news
New York.
service,
(M. W.)* New York.
ipl. isp... Samo:
[28392
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 447911.
(Frank O.)* Los Angeles.
Card, illus., 7 by 5 inches.
[28393
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448181.
BRINKMANN
Instructions.
BrRIstToL
Prayer.
BristoLt, Conn. Bristol, Plainville and
Terryville directory 1916-17 [v. 29]
New Haven, Conn., The Price & Lee
co., 1916. 481 p. map. 8vo. $3.50.
[283894
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 458095; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
BRoaKeR (Frank) [28395-28397
Expert constructive accountancy, a post-
graduate course, the Broaker method.
Corporation accounting
New York, The Broaker ac-
counties corporation, ine) ETSTGY 2
Dewales Maer 328) p. + 4to., ($2000.46
Oct. 31, 1916: 2 ec and. aff: Nov.51,
1916; A 447176.
Post-graduate course in expert con-
structive accountancy comprehending
theory, auditing, practical accounting
Lete.] [Home study] New York,
The Broaker accountics corporation,
me.) 1StE. BA iy. Svo: © Dec. 7,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A
447838.
We respectfully announce: Advance
study for teachers in commercial ¢ol-
lege departments. Post - graduate
course in expert constructive account-
New York, The Broaker ac-
counties corporation, inc. [1916] 19
Dp. + Svo.. © Dee. 7%, 1916252 ie: and
aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 447837.
© Broaker accountics corp.,
New York.
ancy.
ine.,
Brokaw (James I.) How to play
American hand ball. New York,
American sports publishing com-
pany, 1916. 55 p. front. (port.)
illus., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s
athletic library no. 13, group 12.)
$0.10. [283898
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 445902; American sports
pub. co., New York.
BrRooKLyYN rapid transit co.*, Brook-
lyn. [28399-28404
Call for volunteers. 6 p. folder. 12mo.
(Peers A, Dec. 1, 1916 1) © Dee. i,
LO1G 2G “and aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 447922.
Joint efficiency campaign. To employees
of the Mechanical department. 4 p.
12mo. eeserics B-3, Dec. 1, 1916])
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee. 15,
1916; A 447924
To employees, Surface OED
tion department. [4] 12mo.
([Series B-1, Dec. 1, 1916)] © Dec.
i LOG 2. Gh and aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 447923.
Rules [4] p. 12mo. ([Series E-3]) ©
Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 454026.
Your heart in your work and your mind
on your job. Mechanical department.
12mo. [Series ee
: ] © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A "447995.
Surface transportation department.
[4] p. 12mo. ([Series ree Deets:
1916]) @© Dec. 9, 1916; ;
Dec. 15, Y916 5A. 447906,
Brooks (A. R.) mercantile co.*, St.
Louis. Catalog 41, 1917. cover-
title, p. 2-569. illus. (part col.)
16mo. [28405
© Nov. 12, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448154.
1273
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28406
Brooxs (Thomas B.)* New York. Im-
pressions. A steam-roller on the
highway of commerce. 15 p. illus.,
eol. fold. plate. 42mo. [28406
(O) Bee 26; 991s 2 e., and’ ‘aft.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 448632.
Brown (Anna Wuerfel)* Toledo, O.
A. W. B. lingerie special, book no. 4.
Crochet yokes and trimmings. 26
p. illus. Svo. $0.15. [28407
© Sept. 15 1916; 2c: anid. ait.
Dec. 20, 1916; A 453195.
Brown Were Harrison)* San Fran-
cisco. Masters touch; a series of
healing essays. San Francisco, Cal.,
Now company, 1916. 1 p. L, 5-62
p. i6mo. $0.30. [28408
@ Oeie.5.°19165 2c! Oct. 42, 1916;
aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444781.
Brown (8. L.)* Cleveland. Ad art
service. [28409-28421
Week ending Aug. 5-Sept. 30, 1916. 9
v. illus. fol. © July 28, Aug. 4, 11,
ae PAL oT Sent. 8, 116, 22: 916; e
e. each Oct. 23, 1916; aff. Nov. as
1916; A 448039-—448047.
Week ending Oct. 7—28, 1916. 4 y. illus.
aoe © Sept. 30, Oct. [, 44, 19. ASICs
7 each and aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A
447540447543,
Brown (Sara Lowe)* Groveport, O.
Rarey. the horse’s master and friend.
(In Chio archaeological and histori-
eal quarterly, Oct., 1916) [28422
Nove 15) OiGe cl *.e2 Wee a;
1916; A 449481.
Browne (Louis Edgar) [28423-28432
Entente may strike new blow at Greece.
@ Dee. 14,1916; 1 ¢. Dec: 18) 2916;
A 449810.
General mobilization is ordered in Greece.
Dec. 8 A916) te: Dec: 145.4916 5
A 449648
Gree king is defiant with only 75,000
Oy Dec. 9, 3916 2 (fe. Bee. 43,
1916: A 449687.
Greek menace is removed. © Dec. 18,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 21, 1916; A 449865.
Open rood to Prilep by Macedonian gain.
@ Dec, 4,°1916 5 2 *c. Dee: 8, 1916;
A 449566.
Revolt in Cyclades, Athens terror rises.
@ Dee. 41, 1916s 1c: Wee P14, “1916;
A 449712.
Situation in Greek capital is critical. ©
Dec G0 1916s ce Wees, 9) F1916 5) A.
449585.
Venizelist troops at front. @© Dec. 7
© tie. Dec. 11, 19tG eA: 449657.
Velnnelists in note to ask recognition.
ec AS: 1916 1. epee: 16, 1916;
A 449781.
Venizelos predicts fall of Constantine.
Dee. 27, A916: 1.6. Dec: Ss, 1901;
A 450064.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Chi- |
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
pt.4, WSs vies
BRowNLeE (Raymond B.) Woodmere,
N. Y¥., Fuller (Robert W.) Westport,
Conn., Hancock (William J.) Queens,
N. Y., Whitsit (Jesse E.)* New York.
Experiments in the chemistry of
common things. [Pt. 2.] [Boston]
Allyn and Bacon, 1916. iii, iv, 189—-
249 p. illus. diagrs. S8vo. [28433
© Sept. 30, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Noy. 14, 1916; A 445641.
BRUBAKER (Edith)* Los Angeles.
Tale of pigs’ tails... 2 7 2329
illus. 8vo. $0.50. [28434
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 447801.
BRUNNER mfg. co.*, Utiea, N. ¥. Small
beit and motor driven air compres-
ce. and aff. Dee.
sors for every purpose. 24 (i. e
51) p. illus. S8vo. (Catalogue no.
14) [28435
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444937.
BRUNSWICK - BALKE-COLLENDER CO.*.
Chicago. Billiards, the home mag-
net.. 32 p. illus: (part ecoljy aoe
SVo. [28436
© Dee. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447777.
BryANT (Lane)* New York.
[28437. 28488
Big bargains for the expectant mother.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
fold. to 16mo: ©) Dees 28,4956 37 206
and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 4486453.
Mid-winter styles and fashions for the
South. [8] p. illus. 4to. © Dee. 8,
1916; 2 c« and aff. Dec. 1%) 1916274
447807.
1916. hft. 24-27. 4 Vv.
M. O. 30 each. :
[28439-28442
© July 12, 26, Aug. 9, 23; 1996.
1c. each Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign
14346-14349; Union deutsche ver-
lagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart, Ger-
many.
BucHER (Maggie J.)* Raton, N. M.
M. J. B. number sheet. nos. 1-A—
3-A, 1-B—3-B, 1-C—3-C, 1-D—3-
D, Addition; nos. 1-A—3A, 1-B—
3-B, 1—C—3-C, 1—-D—3-D, Subtrac-
tion. 24 sheets, 11 by 8 inches.
[28443
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 448050.
BucHspaum (S.) & co. I am catalog
28 [1917] 148 p. illus. 4to. [28444
Nov. 16, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447806; Samuel Buchs-
baum, Chicago.
Bucs# fiir alle.
illus. fol.
1274
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 28467
Buck & Glenn, inc.*, Winston-Salem, - BULLINGER (Edwin W.)* New York.
N. C. Young folk’s banking game, Bullinger’s postal and shippers guide
rules for playing. 22 p. 16mo. for the United States and Canada.
$0.10. [28445 Ed. of January, 1917. Various pag-
© Nov. 3, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. ing. 4to. $3.50. [28456
6, 1916; A 444764. © Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
; k 22, 1916; A 453214.
Buck ey (Elton J.)* Philadelphia.
[28446-28451 | Buntrxe brass & bronze co.*, Toledo, O.
Another plan of preventing the can- Catalogue, 1916 ed. 84 D. illus.
cellation of orders. © Nov. 27, 1916: 8vo. [28457
1c. Dee, 4, 1916; A 449472. © Aug. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
Blow _at contracts to supply the buyer's 23, 1916; A 445771.
full requirements for a future period.
g eee ptt 1916; 1 c. Dec. 18, 1916; | BuRcHARD-ROBERTS-WALES Co0.*, Cleve-
7 land. Maximum production and cost
Cancelled contract with two slaris. © keeping in the metal working i :
MEMEEEOSIG- 1 ¢. Nov. 27, 1916; A || jo) eae Be metal works indus
449314. try. East Aurora, Erie County, N. Y.,
pate f Printed by The Roycrofters [1916]
Employe’s right to sell a new employer
the business secrets of an old. one. 11 p. 16mo. [28458
© SERIES 1916; 1 c. Dec. 28, 1916; © Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1916;
© Serta eS: TOES: York. Institute of business engi-
neers. [8] p. 8vo. [28459
Tying a valued employe to you without n
thes him a partnership. © Nov. 13, © Oct. ot, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444779.
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449151.
[Note: The foregoing are in Modern
merchant and grocery world] BugKE (John Humphrey)* Los An-
geles. Burke common sense system
for apportioning the value of subdi-
vided land. Linen sheet, 172 by 202
inches. $19.00. [28460
© Aug. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
7, 1916; R 448104.
Burke (Kathleen) White road to
Verdun. (Jn Land and water)
[28461-28463
[1] Oct. 5, 1916. © 1 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
A ad int. 2807; ue Oct. 5, 1916.
2. Oct. 12, 1916. “© 1 ec. Nove 97-1916;
A ad int. 2810; pubd. Oct. 12, 1916.
4) (©) £.e: Nov, 2 3, 1916; A ad int. 2821;
pubd. Nov. 2, 1916.
© George H. Doran co., New York.
Burztrorp (Thomas Rugby)* San Fran-
cisco. Germany’s chances. Article
1-4. [38] p. 4to. [28464
© Mar. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A’ 447974.
Burwineton, Ia. McCoy’s Burlington,
West Burlington and Des Moines
County directory, 1916-1917. Rock-
ford, Ill., The McCoy directory co.,
1916. 518 p. Svo. $5.00. [28465
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 446646; William H. Mc-
Coy, Rockford, Ill.
BuRNELL (George Edwin)* Los An-
geles. Twilights. v. 1, 2. Lectures
Bunpcet cheque corporaiion*, Chicago.
Budget code, the shorthand of
cheque writing. [26] p. illus. nar.
8vo. [28452
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy.
24, 1916; A 446579.
BUILDING owners & managers assn. of
Seattle*, Seattle. Foot traffic in
Seattle, Washington. Sheet, plan.
72 by 112 inches. [28453
- © Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447561.
Bui (Clyde Westcott)* Columbus, O.
Clyde chart for cutting tailored to
measure corsets. Card, diagrs.,
printed on both sides. 64 by 22
inches. $25.00. [28454
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; ‘A 454044.
BuixiarD (J. E.) Salesmanship. Les-
son no. 9. Hygienic value of gen-
eral gas appliances. New York,
National commercial gas association
[1916] 2 p. 1, [191]-205 p. illus.
8vo. (Practical gas educational
courses ) [28455
eerie. 20, 1916: 2 c Oci.. 23,
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447290.
Iron safe clause is in your insurance
policy. Do you know what it means? | BURCHELL, Clark & Logan, inc.*, New
1916; aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 439976;
National commercial gas assn., New nos. 1-34, incl. 2 v. 4to. $85.00
York. each. [28466-28467
1275
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28468
BuRNELL (George Edwin) *—Contd.
v. 1, © Nov. 29, 1916; v. 2, © Dee.
8, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 4538164, 453165.
BurPEE (W. Atlee) & co.*, Philadel-
phia. Burpee’s annual for 1917.
cover-title, 204 p. illus., col. plates.
8vo. [28468
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c .and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448599.
Burr (Edith Orthwein)* New York.
Italia. [4] p. folder. col. illus.
16mo. $0.25. [28469
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1916;
aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 447291.
Burr (Horace M.)* Kansas City, Kan.
Christmas rainbow. [14] p. col.
illus. obl. 48mo. $0.25. [28470
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447433.
Burritt (Wesley)* Providence, R. I.
Heart pleadings. cover-title, 6 1.
Svo. [Text parallel to binding]
[28471
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444931.
BurRoucHsS adding machine co.*, De-
troit. [ 28472, 28473
Burroughs mechanical instruction book
on motors, electric drive and auto-
matic time switch. 281. diagr. 4to.
@ Nov: 35.8916): 2c. Decry, A9iGs
A 454254.
How to care for your Burroughs adding
machine. 46 p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
(Cover-title: Your Burroughs, what’s
inside and how it works) © Dec. 4,
4916: 2 ec.’and aff: Dec. 6, 1916; A
447735.
BuscH (Ella Adeline)* New York.
General directions for study. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 62 by
54+ inches. $1.00 per C. [28474
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447676.
BUSINESS-ILLUSTRATION ¢6. Pictures
With. punch: Go, [Ly pe» valhkas:
(part col.) 4to. (Catalog no. 10)
[28475
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 e. Dec. 8, 1916;
aff. Dec. 7, 1916; A 454050; Maurice
Willens, Chicago.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. 100% man
power for executives. 2 p. 1. 9 p.
24mo. [28476
i) Deer 12, 1916. 2 «Dee, a2
1916; aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 448575;
R. T. Fennell, Pittsburgh.
pt. | es ee ee
Buss (O. W.)* Minneapolis. Mother.
Sheet, 154 by 11 inches. $0.10.
[28477
© Dee. 22, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454184.
ButTLeR (George W.)* New York.
Puts & calls; an explanatory pamph-
let. cover-title, [18] p. nar. 8vo.
[28478
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 447993.
BuTLer (John)* Bowling Green, Mo.
Fixing the responsibility. 8 p. Svo.
[28479
© Sept. 10, 1916; 2 «4 Oct 2..
1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447219.
ButLteR (Thomas Meek)* Chicago.
Christmas harmony. Card. col.
illus., 5 by 4 inches. $0.10. [28480
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy.
2, 1916; A 447175.
BUTLER bros.*, Chicago. Drachmann
pianos and key-control player pianos.
-[29] p. illus., ports., diagrs. fol.
[28481
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 19, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454033.
BUTLER SCHEDULE co.*, Butler, Pa.
Book of schedules for computing
wages as defined by Pennsylvania
workmen’s compensation act no. 3388.
Sheet, 182 by 144 inches. $0.50.
[28482
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1916;
aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448105.
BUTTERICK pub. co.*, New York.
[28483-28485
Crocheted gifts. 4 p. illus. 8vo. $0.10.
(Illustrated in the Delineator, Dec.,
1916) @© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Noy. 14, 1916; A 447323.
Instructions for making the crochet and
tatting designs illustrated in the De-
lineator, Jan., 1917. 4 p. illus. 4to.
$0.10. @© Dec. 11, 19163; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 12, 1916; A 4483819.
Pattern romance. [8] p. illus. 4to.° ©
Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. New i7
1916; A 444943.
BUTTERICK transfers. v. 5, no. 38. New
York, The Butterick publishing co.,
1916. 52 p. illus. fol. $0.25.
[28486
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c¢ and aff.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 444949; Butterick
pub. co., New York.
BUTTERICK’S. v. 2, no. 3. Nov. [1916]
‘én LA es tas.) Bele [28487
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ce. Dee. 2, 1916;
aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 448190; But-
terick pub. co., New York.
1276
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12. 1916
BYRNE & McDonnell*, New York. Con-
vertible bonds. [10] p. nar. 8vo.
[28488
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 448313.
BykuM (Isabel C.) Manger babe, by
I. C. Byrum, drawings by Margaret
Evans Price. Rochester,. Nz) ¥.,
Stecher lith. co., 1916. [18] p. col.
illus. fol. [28489
© Apr. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 454084 - Stecher litho-
graphic co., Rochester, ING Ye
C. S. R. blue book of dogdom [1917]
9th annual vol. [pt. 1] New York
ey. ©. 5. KR. co. 1916. 43 p. illus.
8vo. $0.50. [28490
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 21, 1916;
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 4485038; Fred J.
Skinner, Nyack, N. Y.
CABANES. (BE. ) Neurasthéniques.
Paris, Etablissements Chatelain.
1916. 16 p. 16mo. [28491
© Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c Dec. 9,
1916; A—Foreign 14884; J.-L.
Chatelain, Paris.
CAHILL-IGOE co.*, Chicago. Exhibitors
business building guide, 1916. 31 p.
illus. ports. (1 mount.) mount.
pamphlets. 12mo. [28492
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
8, 1916; A 447749.
CALDWELL (J. E.) & co.*, Philadelphia.
Jewelry and silverware. [88] pp.
illus. 12mo. [28493
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 e¢. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 448058.
CALIFORNIA weather chart calendar,
pig 22 1-,\ [2]. p. - ilus., col. map.
fol. [28494
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447118; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Catt (I. S8.)* Savannah, Ga. Sun-
shine savings club and what it is.
[4] p. ol. illus. obl. 48mo.
$0.014. [28495
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Dee. 4, 1916; A 448236.
CALLAGHAN & company’s cumulative
quarterly to Simmons’ new Wiscon-
Sin digest. [v. 7, no. 3, Nov., 1916]
Ed. by the publishers’ editorial staff,
Chicago, Callaghan and company,
1916. 126 p. 4to. $4.00 per yr.
[28496
@© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. Nov. 20,
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 446592;
Callaghan & co., Chicago.
28510
CAMBRIDGE
Waverley,
terial for
specimens.
botanical supply co.*,
Mass. Biological ma-
class use and museum
cover-title, 36 p. S8vo.
[28497
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
S, 1916; A 458002.
(Philip) jr.*, Brooklyn.
[3] p. 16mo.
{Motion picture scenario]
[28498
e. and aff. Dec.
CAMINONI
Fisherman’s dream.
$0.10.
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 447821.
Camp fire stores co.*,
What to give. 18 p. illus. (part
col.) S8vo. [28499
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444938.
CANouTAS (Corinna S.)* Brookline,
Mass. WUarésa was, ms va Ta Kaymper
byta kai edruxn. New York, city, 1916.
160 p. S8vo. [Translation: Our
babies; how to make them healthy
and happy] $1.00. [28500
©: “Aug, 2419162" 2c! “Oet..f,
1916; aff. Oct. 20, 1916; A 444526.
New York.
Bill in Zomoland.
Aug., 1916. (In Scout news and
guard journal) [28501
© Aug. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1916;
A 449967; William Wallace Munro,
New York.
CARLETON (William Arthur)* Llano
Grande, Tex. Instructions for the
mil scale rule. cover-title, [4] p.
24mo. $0.25. [28502
© Nov. 21, 1916; 1 c and aff. Dee.
Th. 1916 3 de el Nove 2G 1StG ek.
448328.
CARLSTROM (John A.)* Flushing, N. Y.
Every day alterations. New York,
The International tailor, 1916. 24 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. $2.00. [28503
© Dee. 4, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 448343.
CARNER (Lucy P.)
er’s job and yours.
16mo. (The Inch library 2d inch)
$0.05. [28504
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
4.1916; A 447704; National board of
Woy W. Cy Avs New - York.
CARPENTER (Frank G.)* Washington.
[28505-28510
Advance of homesteaders alarms Ene
D Gi!
Yukon Indian. © ees v3,
Dec. 5, 1916; A 449488.
Capron (Nick)
Your grandmoth-
cover-title, 28 p.
1277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28511
Dt. 1,..Ss vas
CARPENTER (Frank G.)*—Continued.
Alaskan reindeer meat for United
States markets. © Dec. 17, 1916; 1 «¢.
Dec. 19, 1916; A 449819.
Christianizing the Indians and Hski-
mos of Alaska. © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 ec.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449317.
Dog teams race for purses of thou-
sands of dollars. © Dec. 24, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449977.
Frank G. Carpenter writes of travel
and traffic on the mighty Yukon, from
the Ramparts to Bering Sea. © Nov. 19,
1916; 1 ¢« Nov. 21, 1916; A 449155.
Odd features of life in the City of
Golden Sands. © Dec. 10, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 11, 1916; A 449661.
[Note: The foregoing are in Wash-
ington Sunday star]
Garr (Annie Roe) [28511-28513
Wan Sherwood at Lakeview Hall; or,
The mystery of the haunted boathouse.
New York, Hearst’s international li-
DEALY. Cot 19AGs Siv “pile 24S p.
front, plates. 12mo. $0.60. © Nov.
Doe i9i6: 2 9G. NGN. Zo, 1916 air.
Nov. PALE 1916; A 445834.
Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp; or, The
old lumberman’s secret. New York,
Hearst’s international library co.,
1916. 3 p. 1., 246 p. front., plates.
12mo. $0.60. © Nov. 22, 1916; mG
Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A
445836.
Nan Sherwood’s winter holidays; or,
Rescuing the runaways. New York,
Hearst’s international library co.
POTG]. ive p:; p.. front.;
plates 12mo. $0. © Nov. 29°
1916; 2 e. Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 445835.
© Hearst’s international library
co., New York.
Care (Edwin Hamlin)* Yonkers, N. Y.
(28514, 28515
Abraham Lincoln, the marginal man, and
other poems. cover- -title, 15. p. 16mo.
90. 15. ©: Oct. 16, 19165: 2 serpy.
, 1916; aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447326.
Bethlehem inn-keeper, and other poems.
cover-title, [24] p. 12mo. $0.25.
Oct. 16; 4916302 e. Novy. 4; 19165 aie.
Nov. 9; 1916; A. AT3O7.
CARRIER engineering corp.*, New York.
Typical instance of what the Carrier
system of air conditioning will ac-
-complish in leaf - tobacco - handling
plants. [4] p. illus. 8vo. (Bulle-
tin no. 105) [28516
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 448204.
CARROLL trust and savings bank, Car-
roll, Ia. Would you double your
imoney? Sheet 11 by 84 inches.
[28517
(©.- Sept... 1, 1916 ; ~ 2) acs Oct 13,
1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447260;
William Roy Ronald, Mitchell, S. D.
Carter (Nicholas) pseud.
[28518, 28519
Clue from the unknown; or, A long dis-
tance trail. New York, Street &
Smith [1916] 320 p. 12mo. (On
cover: New magnet library no. 941)
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
13, 1916; A 444861.
Mixed-up mess; or, The man who made
trouble. New York, Street & Smith
[1916] 319 p. 12mo.") (On cover:
New magnet library no. 943) $0.15.
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee, 22;
197163 4 448323,
© Street & Smith, New York.
CARTER White lead co.*, Chicago. Car-
ter paint calculator. 5th ed. TO p.
fold sheet, with mounted col. sam-
ples. 32 mo. $0.25. [28520
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 447 026.
CARTWRIGHT-CAPS co.*, Chicago. Bor-
romite. cover-title, 8 p. illus. S8vo.
[28521
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447356.
CASABLANCA (Luis Ramirez)* Baya-
mon, Porto Rico. Easy finding, real
killing power. [San Juan, P. R.,
Imprenta Boletin mercantil, 1916]
15 p. 24mo. $0.30. [28522
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
12, 1916; A 4483835.
CASHIER cash register co.
[28523-28525
Fine art of approach. 13 p. 16mo. @
Sept. 9,,1916; 2 c. Dec. 26> 1912 ae
Dec. 22, 1916; A 454250.
System talks on Cashier cash and credit
registers. 88 p. 16mo. Sept. 9,
1916; 2 ¢. Dec. 26, 19165 af. Dee az:
1916; A 454249.
66 reasons why you should use a cashier
cash and credit register. 23 p. 16mo.
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2. ¢; Decl 26, 2926)
aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454248.
© Howard A. Dodge, Los Angeles.
CASUALTY registry co. Registration
and identification tags. [4] p. illus.
12mo. [28526.
© Dee. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 448284; Charles S. Van
Wagonen, New York.
[Cate (Alice E.)] Christmas tree dia-
logue for a Sunday school, to pre
cede giving of presents by Santa
Claus [by Alice E. Cate and Alice C.
Gardiner.] Belmont, Mass., The
Sherman-Cate press, 1916. 11 p.
16mo. $0.10. [28527
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
10, 1916; A 448370; John MacDuffie
Sherman, Belmont, Mass.
1278
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
28550
CavurkK (L. D.) co.*, Milford, Del.
Perfected, twentieth century alloy.
[8] p. illus. nar. S8vo. [28528
feces! 1916: 2 c and’ ‘att.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 447145.
CEDRONE (Maria)* New York. Model
kindergarten (Froebel system )
[6] p. 12mo. [28529
Nev. 21, 1916: 1 ¢« Nov. 22,
fore. au. Dec. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1916; A 448227.
CENTRAL district telephone _ co.*,
Philadelphia. Telephone directories.
[28530-28535 |
Bedford, Cambria, Indiana [etc.] counties.
Ocis20, 1916. 150 p. Svo. © Dec. 4,
Peto 2 €, and aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A
448320.
Butler, Dubois, Punxsutawney [etc.]
Nov. 10, 1916. 148 p. S8vo. © Dec.
Soles & and att. Dec. 12, 1916;
A 448321.
Cambridge, Hast Liverpool, Salem [etc.]
Oct. 14, 1916. © Nov. 25, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 448187..
Lawrence County, Beaver Valley, Mercer
County, Pa., & Trumbull County, Ohio.
Nove 1, 1916; 180 p. 4to. Dec. .26,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1916; A
454295,
Pittsburgh district. Oct. 5, 1916. 264,
156, 303 p. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 447322.
Wheeling and vicinity. Oct. 10, 1916.
Piano ctto. © Nov. 10, 1916: 2 ec.
and aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 444951.
CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC co.*, Chicago.
Physical and chemical apparatus.
Various paging. illus. 4to. (Cata-
logue M. no. 116*) [28536
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448162; [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
CENTRAL TRUST co.*, Camden, N. J.
Christmas club. [4] p. 16mo.
[28537
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447645.
CENTURY advertising service co.*, New
York. Century service.
[28538-28540
te eS. hol:
e. and aff. Oct. 28,
Nov., 1916. [14]
Ochi 24. 1916 ;
1916; A 4470838.
Dec., 1916. cover-tiile, 26 1, illus. fol.
@ Noy. 18, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 27, 1916;
apemNey. 25, 1996: A 447573:
gan., 1917. cover-title, 26 1. illus. fol.
© Dee. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26,
1916; A 454227.
CHALDEAN order of optimists*,
cago.
bors
Chi-
Ritual and marriage cere-
mony. [Chicago, Printed by Charles
® Krause] 1916. 26,8 p. 16mo.
$0.50. [28541
© Dec. 22, 1916: 2 e. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 4532338.
|
CHALMERS (Stephen)* Saranac Lake,
N. Y. Gilding-star and other poems.
[Adirondack ed.] [Saranac Lake,
N. Y., Saranac Lake news print,
1916] [42] p. 12mo. $0.50.
[28542
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c@ and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447626.
CHALMERS motor co.*, Detroit. Chal-
mers sales manual. [Nov. 1, 1916]
80 p. 12mo. [28543
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 444997.
CHAMBERLIN (Henry Barrett)* Chi-
cago. Fighting Chicago’s crime
trusts. cover-title, 64p. illus., ports.
8VO. [28544
© Oct. 6, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct. 9,
1916; A 438773.
CHAMPLAIN Valley telep. co.*, Bran-
don, Vt. Brandon, Vt., district tele-
phone directory. Fall and winter,
1916. cover-title, 20 p. Svo. [28545
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447802.
CHANDLER pump Co.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
489 p.
Catalogue D.
[1916] XXVIiii,
front., illus., diagrs. 4to.
[28546
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 446489; R. R. Donnelley
&-sons co., Chicago.
[CHANNING (Anne Heaton)] Fashion
letter. New York. Oct. 15, 1916.
4]. folder. illus. 4to. [28547
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444925; Warner bros co.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
CHASE (A. B.) co.
tion.
Music, an apprecia-
(In Norwalk reflector-herald)
[28548
© Nov. 8, 1916; 1. ec. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 449253; Sidney S. Haas, Nor-
walk, O.
CHASE & co.*, Jacksonville, Fla. Proven
grapefruit recipes. cover-title, [12]
p. illus. (part col.) 24mo. [28549
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448122.
CHAUTAUQUA School of nursing*, James-
town, N. Y. Operating room. 71 p.
illus. S8vo. (Obstetrical and surgi-
cal nursing, lecture no. 13) [28550
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448135. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter]
1279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28551
pt. I, n.s., v.13
CHEERFUL Monday magazine. v. 1, no.
2. [Providence, R. I., Hennessey
laundry co.] 1916. 13, [1] p. illus.
12mo. [28551
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 444679; Brad Stephens,
Boston.
CHEESMAN (Glenn Stewart)* Hi Paso,
Tex. _In a country without a chance.
El Paso, Tex., M. K. Walker, 1916.
Post card, col. illus., 32 by 32
inches. [28552
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 448247.
CHERRY (Louise)* East Orange, N. J.
Suggestions to help you secure your
share of the typewriter ribbon and
carbon paper business. New York,
S. S. Stafford, inc., 1916. cover-title,
[8] p. 8vo. [28553
©) ee." 147519162) 2 es Dee. a5,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 454275.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone
co., of Baltimore city, Baltimore.
tories. [28554-28557
Cumberland, Md., and vicinity. Ney a
1916. cover- title, 64 p.
Nov. A LOG): Zee; vand (att: Nov. ai
1916; A 447505.
Frederick, Md. and vicinity. Nov. 1,
1916. cover-title, 82 p. 8vo. @ Nov.
1 OLG = 2 eo and aft ‘Nov. 21, 1916;
A 447504.
Hagerstown, Md., and vicinity. Nov. 1,
1916. cover-title. 103 p. S8vo. ©
Noy. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov. 21,
1916; A 447503.
Martinsburg, W. Va. and vicinity. Nov.
1, 1916. cover-title, 103 p. 8vo. ©
Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov. 21,
1916; A 447501.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone
co.*, of Baltimore city, Baltimore.
Telephone directories.
[28558-28564
Nov. 1, 1916. 30 p.
Annapolis district.
ce. and aff.
8vo. @© Nov. 1, 1916; 2
Nov. 24) 1906" ‘A 447507.
Baltimore & vicinity. Oct., 1916. cover-
title, 306, 155 p. Ato. @ Oct. 15,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 23, 1916; A
445782.
Charleston, Clendenin, East Bank
‘Oct. 1, A906)" Sip: o Sve. 1)
Oct, 1. 1916.) > ‘¢: anda Nove <2.
1916; "A 447167.
Hartford district.
8vo. © Nov. 1, 1916;
Noy. 21, 1916; A 447506.
Hinton, W. Va. Oct. 1. 1916. cover-
title; 12. p.» 4to. (@ Oct. A, 1916) 25c.
and aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447166.
Huntington, Kenova, Logan, [ete.] Oct.
916. cover- -title, 47 p. 8vo. @©
Oct. i OIG so ue and: ate Novae
1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 10, 1916; A 444888.
Washington &» vicinity. Oct. 17 1916:
oye -title 263, 111 p. eto. © Oct.
TONG Se and aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A
AATi6S.
Nov. 4 1916 3°32) p.
Ze and aff.
CHESAPEAKE & Potomac telephone co.
of Va.*, Baltimore. Winchester, Va.
and vicinity telephone directory.
Nov. 1, 1916. cover-title, 130 p.
8vo. [28565.
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 447502.
CHIAPINTI (S.} Libro dei discorsi.
New York, Frugone, Balletto & Pel-
legatti pr’ting & p’lishing co., 1916.
55 p. Svo. $1.00. [28566
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
13, 1916; A 447834; Frugone, Bal-
letto & Pellegatti ptg. & pub. co.,
New York.
Cuicaco, Ill. [28567, 28568.
Black’s blue book, business and pro-
fessional directory. pts. 1 and 2. Com-
piled and arr. by F. S. Black, Chicago,
[The Fraternal press] 1916.
8vo. $0.25. Dec. 7, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 453094.
© Ford S. Black, Chicago.
Lakeside business directory and year
book of the city of Chicago, 1916-17.
Chicago, The Chicago directory com-
pany, 1916. 115 p. 4te.” S508) @
Dec. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dee. 6,
1916; 445970.
© Chicago directory co., Chicago.
Xvi, 92 p.
2 ¢: and
CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE trade assn.*, Chi-
cago. National used car market re-
port. [28569, 28570
11th ed. 1p.1,118 p. map. 4to. ©
Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ¢ and ai. Bees
1916; A 447804.
Pocket ed. Auxiliary to ae ed. Zone
7. Nov.,. 1916. 75 p: a2me © Dee
is 1916: 2c, and afi. Tee. Mi 1916;
A 447803.
institute.
course.
cover-
CHICAGO CENTRAL Station
Commercial engineering
Lecture 17. Isolated plants.
title; 72°[1) pp. Syo: [28571
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 446603; National electric
light association, New York.
Chicago.
[28572-28574
Chicago travelers in Paris. © Nov. 27,
1916: 1c. Dec. , 1916; A 449397.
Chicago visitors in ae © Nov. 28,
1916; 1c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449456.
New Chilean envoy coming. © Nov. 21,
1916; 1c. Nov. 25, 1916; A 449951.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
Cuicaco, MILWAUKEE and St. Paul
railway. More pioneering by the
pioneer line. The electrification of
the Mountain district of the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway.
[24] p..allus.: (part col:)) 7) maps
CHICAGO DAILY news C€0.*,
1280
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Cuicaco, MizrwavKeEe and St. Paul
railway—Continued.
4to. (Cover-title: The dawn of the
electrical era in railroading)
[28575
© June 19. 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dee. 18, 1916; A 454029; Ave
Miller, Chicago.
CHICAGO scHOOL of nursing*, Chicago.
Lesson series no. 11. 82 p. 8vo.
[28576
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447185.
CHICAGO TELEPHONE co. Bell tele-
phone directories. [28577-28582
Calumet district of Indiana. Nov.,
1916. viii, 9-101. foie o0)op: vo.
© Dec. 18, 1916; e. Dee. 23, 1916;
aff. Dec. 25, 1916: oh 454166.
Joliet district. Nov. 1916. 92, 31 p.
fteee bee, 15. 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 20, 1916; A 454097.
La Grange district. Nov.. 1916. viii,
9-64, 15 p. Svo. © Dec. 1h AOUG
2 €. and aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448454.
Lake Forest, Highland Park including
Deerfield fete. ] Nov.. 1916; 68, 11 p.
Svo. @© Dec. 12, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff.
ee 18, 1916; A 454017.
Moret shore district. Nov., 1916, x,
Os.) 4to.. © Dee. .9, 1916;
> ec. and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447849.
Oak Park district. Nov.. 1916. 56, 96
po tto. -© Dee: 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 14, 1916: A 448361.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
CHICAGO TELEP. co.. Wisconsin telep.
eo., Cleveland telep. co., Michigan
state telep. co.*, Chicago. Local op-
erating practice reference book. Va-
rious paging, illus. 4to. (Traffic
bulletin no. 1.) [28583
© Nov. 18, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 25, 1916: A 445790.
CHICAGO TITLE & trust co.*, Chicago.
Abstract of title to the south east
quarter of the south east quarter, ex-
cept railroad, of section 16, T. 39 N.,
BR. 12, E. of the 8rd P. M., in Cook
County, ll. 41. diagrs. fol. $10.00.
[Text parallel to binding] [28584
© Noy. 24, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
ae FIG: A 447554.
CHICKERING (Mariha A.) Broken
swords. cover-title, 18 p. 16mo.
(The Inch library. 2d inch) $0.05.
[28585
© Nov. 29, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916: A 447707; National board
of YY. W.C. A.’s, New York.
28595
CHICKERING & sons div. American pi-
ano co.*, Boston. Chickering & sons
div. American piano co., pianoforte
makers. Boston, U. S. A. 24 p.
illus. S8vo. [28586
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
22, 1916; A 454132.
CHitps (H. H.)* Philadelphia. If you
are on the Lord’s side. Card, 4 by
234 inches. [28587
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
31, 1916; A 447137.
CHown (C. M.)* Clinton, Ia. C. M.
Chown’s retail reports, 1916, 1917.
Clinton County, Ia. Clinton, Ia.,
The Chown commercial company,
1916. 2 p.1., 251 p. 4to. $15.00.
[28588
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1916;
A 447833.
CHRISTENSEN school of popular music.
[28589, 28590
Acts and proof concerning the ace (hea
sen system of teaching Tagtime. 16
illus., ports. 4to- @ Sept. 26, 191
2c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448624
How to become a ragtime piano player.
16 p. illus., ports. 4to. © Oct. 12,
1916:) 2 e.) and ai Dee 295 f916>
A 448623.
© Axel W. Christensen, Chicago.
CHRISTIAN herald*, New York. Rules
and regulations of Christian herald
second Bible picture study. Sheet,
271 by 72 inches. [28591
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 447267.
CHUNDELAH (Alice Simon)* Portland,
Or. Modern knitting. Book of in-
structions. v. 1. 24 p. illus. 4to.
$0.10. [28592
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
28, 1916; A 454260.
CuHurcH (John) co.*,
your own salesman.
printed on both sides, 14 by 11
inches fold to obl. 32mo. [28593
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
Chicago. Be
Card, illus.,
8, 1916; A 447784.
[CHurceH (W. C.)] Interpretations,
infantry drill regulations, 1916.
Nov. 25, 1916. (Jn Army and Navy
journal. ) [28594
© Nov. 25, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27,
19963) A 449295: W.) C..& Fs 2B
Church, New York.
CHURCH INVISIBLE, ine.*, Lake Pleas-
ant, Mass. Church invisible. 27 p.
16mo. $0.10. [28595
© Apr. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
July 10, 1916: A 431776.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28596
pt. tn ee vite
CHURCHILL (Lida A.)* New York.
Truth about our dead told by those
who know. 1st ed. New York, New
tide publishing house [1916] 99 p.
16mo. $1.00. [28596
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 e@ and aff.
Dee. 18, 1916; A 453121.
CHURCHILL (Winston)
victory needed. (In New York
times. ) [28597
©) Nov, 19.1916; 1 © Nov. 21,
1916; A 449183; New York times ©co.,
New York.
Short cut_ to
CHURCHILL (Winston 8S.) c/o Hughes
Massie & co.*, London. Antwerp: the
story of its siege and fall. Nov. 19,
1916. (Jn Sunday pictorial) [28598
©1ece Dec. 18, 1916; A ad int.
2835; pubd. Noy. 19, 1916.
CrrInA (Lorenzo) Artistic complete
method for the study of cello-banjo,
by L. Cirinaé, Brooklyn, L. Cirina,
1916. cover-title; 1 p. 1., viii, 79 p.
front..: (port.),. tok, Litahan and
English text] $1.50. [28599
© Nov. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 4538082; L. Cirina, Brook-
lyn.
CITATOR. [28600, 28601
TMiMoisseds vaowG.) MO. \OCL. a LodG
[New York, The Citator pub. co., 1916]
hae -title, eee De eve. oe 00 per
@© N 9, 191652 cc. and ‘aff.
Noy. De 1916; A 445732.
Missouri ed. v. 15,. no. 1, Oct., 1916.
[New York, The Citator publishing
company, 1916] ae atte 481 p. 8vo.
$5.00 per yr. 16, 19163 2° <;
and aff. Nov. 21, i9ie: A 445731.
© Citator pub. co., New York.
CITIZENS trust and savings bank, Los
Angeles, Cal. Human interest bank
advertising. [12] p. S8vo. $0.10.
[28602
©) Oct.'20,, 1916; 2:¢ andsafi..Oct.
28, 1916; A 447044; Claude M.
Davenport, Los Angeles.
Crry news pub. co.*, New York. What’s
going on, New York’s social calen-
dar. Season, 1916-1917. cover-title.
64 p. diagrs. 12mo. [28603
© Noy, 14, 1916%"2 ¢. -and), aft.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 446472.
Crvit service chronicle, ine.*, New York.
Fire department motor apparatus.
cover-title. 53 p. 8vo. $1.00.
[28604
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
12, 1916; A 418799.
CLaNcy (William) Life story of
Clara Kimball Young. Chicago, Ca-
hill-Igoe co., 1916. [T] p. port. 32mo.
(Movie storiette series) [28605
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447748. Cahill-Igoe co.,
Chicago.
CLARK (Hsther Mary)* Lawrence,
Kan. Rubaiyat of a heart. Sheet.
84 by 44 inches. [28606
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447347.
CLARK (Frances E.) Course of les-
sons in public school music. Lesson
no. 152-168. 17. v.. . 4to. | (bleh
school and supervisors’ series)
[28607
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 20, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454043; Siegel-
Myers school of music, Chicago.
CrarkK (J. J.) Richardson merchant’s
slide rule (calculating) [Chicago,
Printed by G. D. Clougher, 1916]
20 p. 4to. $1.00. [28608
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 454237; George W. Rich-
ardson, Chicago.
CLARK (John Bates) League of na-
tions to enforce peace. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
398) [28609
© Feb. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448004; Natl. editorial
service, inc., New York.
CLARK (Maud G.)* New York. Amer-
ica first; rules. Sheet, 6 by 5 inches.
[28610
© Nov. 17%, 1916: 2 © ania.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 447563.
CraRK (Sam) Ten ways to win a
woman and how I used them. (In
Chicago herald) [28611
© Dec; 17, 1916; 1, eo Dears:
1916; A 449879; J. Keeley, Chicago.
CLARK co.*, Lock Haven, Pa. For your
own information. [4] p. 16mo.
[28612
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447780.
> CLARKE (Nora)* Alameda, Cal. Magic
tube of shoe shines. 8p. obl. 48mo.
[28613
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A. 448498,
1282
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12, 1916 28638
CrarK’s Boston blue book for 1917.} CLEVELAND trust co.*, Cleveland.
Boston, Mass., Sampson & Murdock What is money? 13, [8] p. illus.
company, 1916. 954 p. 16mo. $4.00. 12mo. (Cleveland trust company li-
[28614 brary of banking. v. 1.) [28628
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
16, 1916; A 446818; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
CLASSIFIED directory, manufacturers
of advertising specialties, calendars,
novelties and premium goods. 1916.
[Chicago, Schulman bros., 1916]
ftp iod ps 12mo., $2.00: [28615
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 446878; W. F. Hofert &
Benedict Schulman, Chicago.
CLAUSER (Milton)* Salt Lake City.
Straight line alphabet for lettering
in the grades. 21 p. diagrs. obl.
48mo. $0.25. [28616
© Dee. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454296.
CLaAyTon (Marguerite) Star tells
girls how to save their beauty. (In
Motion picture leader.) [28617
Nov. 19, 1916; 1.-e. Nov. 28,
1916; A 449326. General film co.,
ine., New York.
CLEMANS (Bertha J.)* Los Angeles.
Christmas greeting. When I’m
thinking of the wishes. Card, col.
illus., 24 by 4 inches. $0.05. [28618
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447269.
CLEMENT (Harnest W.) [28619-28626
Farce and trick says Tokyo. © Dec.
Lit oLoe. - e@.. Dec: 20;. 1916: A
449839.
© Dec. 22,
Hits Japanese militarism.
£916 i ¢: Dec. 28, 1916: A 450007.
Japan to help Roumanians. © Dec. 27,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 30, 1916; A 450070.
May be stir in Japan’s diet. © Dee. 27,
1916; i c. Dee. 30, 1916; A 450069.
New wireless disappoints. © Nov. 16,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 20. 1916; A 449136.
Says China’s need is great. © Nov.
peta banc: “SNov: + 27, 1916; A
449298.
Senate move pleases Japan. © Dec. 16,
1916; 1 ce. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449840.
Tokyo Thanksgiving is apt. © Dec. 1,
1916; 1 e. Dee. 4, 1916; A 449444.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
CLEMENT (Lewis Henry)* Toledo, O.
Army of Christmas savers, an easy
way to save money. cover-title, [8]
p. 24mo. [28627
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454092.
© |) Nov. 16, 1916372 ¢ ‘and ‘aff.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 448018.
(Albert L.) Hints for
Proof, illus.
CLOUGH the
motorist.
[28629-28633
Oe es Nave 27. J9L6. Oo Oct UT:
31, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Nov. 9,
1916; A 447273, 447274.
Nov. 20—Dec. 1, 1916. © Nov. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448085.
Dec. 4—15, [1916] © Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Dec. 8 1916; A 447753.
Dee. 18—29, 1916. © Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454153.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
CLruckerR & Hixson co.*, New York.
Automobile accessories, 1917. cover-
title, 82 p. illus. Svo. [28634
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444775.
CngE (Ora) {28635-28638
Children and misses’ millinery. Instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
1st ed, 110. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916] cover-
title, 35. 2 ps , illus.; (diagrs.~ "Sve:
(Woman’s institute of domestic arts
and sciences, inc. Department of mil-
linery associated with the Interna-
tional correspondence schools.) @
Aug. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447072.
Colors and color combinations. Instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
114. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
32, 2 p. col. plates, tables, col. chart.
Svo. (Woman’s institute of domestic
arts and sciences, inc., Dept. of mil-
linery associated with the Interna-
tional correspondence’ school.) @©
Oct...265 19163) 2. ce and: aff oDecmts,
1916; A 447961.
Fancy and draped crowns. Instruction
paper with examination questions. ist
ed. 109. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
oD, 2 *p-yillas, JSva: (Woman’s in-
stitute of domestic arts and sciences,
ine., Department of millinery, asso-
ciated with the International corre-
spondence schools.) © Sept. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447071.
Mourning millinery. Instruction paper
with examination questions. Ist ed.
111. Seranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
44, 2 p. illus. 8vo. (Woman’s in-
stitute of domestic arts and sciences,
ine., Department of millinery, asso-
ciated with the International corre-
spondence schools.) © Sept. 15, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 4470783.
© Internatl. educational pub. co.,
Scranton, Pa.
1283
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28639
pt. 5 sam de
[CoE (Sayers) ] [28689-28642
Chile 1-6. (For the Mentor, v. 4, no.
19, serial no. 119) @ Noy. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448210.
John Paul Jones. ({Mentor reading
course monograph no. 1-6]) Proof,
ius: ©'Ockh, 16, 19165 2e7 Nov. 11,
1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 444889.
Rembrandt 1-6. Proof. (For the Men-
tor, ye 3, no. 20, serial no. 120.)
Dec. OUGE 2 Cand. Aibe ees mais.
1916; i 454024.
Russian music. Proof. (For the Men-
tor. v. 4, no. 18, serial no. 118) ©
Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; ‘A 447387.
© Mentor assn., ine., New York.
CoHrN (Philip S.)* Boston. Trade
ticklers, Ist ed. [12] p. 24mo.
[28643
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454090.
COHON (Samuel 8.)* Chicago. Jewish
leaders. 38. Elijah, the leader, as
prophet. (Jn B’nai bDr’rith news,
Nov., 1916) [28644
© Nov. 26, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1916;
A 449595.
CoLLIns (Henry Albert)* Havana, Il.
Winning side. Indianapolis, Ind..
Christian woman’s board of missions
[1916] 23, [1] p. 16mo. $0.05.
[28645
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448126.
‘COLLINS (Samuel)* Philadelphia.
Paper centering scale. Directions
for using. Paper scale, 2 by 104
inches. $0.10. [28646
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 448429.
COLLINS PUBLICITY SERVICE*, Phila-
delphia. Collins business building
bulletin. [28647-28648
INOV2 GL 1906.) Lal py 4tos) (@MaNov
G6 A9NG - 2 el and “afio Nove 1412) 1916
A 447308.
Dec fos OlGae 2 pepe ws:
4to. © Dec. 5, 1916; 2
Dee. 12, 1916; A 4483836.
CoLoRADO weather chart calendar,
191) 12 2:, (2) p.) lus.,ceolo map.
fol. [28649
©) July: 4,) 1916s Give... awd aie
Oct; 28)" 1916; (Ay 447119; (Grand
Rapids calendar co., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
COLUMBUS railway,
(part col.)
e. and aff.
power & light co.
Let us do it for you now. cover-
fitle, [Sisip;, 12me. [28650
“LO wOctw23 19163 (2 venands atk.
Nov. 4, 1916; A 447238; Francis M.
Babbitt, Columbus, O.
COMBUSTION appliances co.*, Chicago.
Bestix for boiler settings. [8] p.
folder, illus., diagrs. nar. 8vo.
[28651
© Nov. 19, 1916; 2.¢ Dee, 13,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448611.
COMMERCIAL register; New York
(boroughs of Manhattan, Brook-
lyn, Richmond and the Bronx) and
vicinity, 1916-1917. New York city,
The Retail dealers’ protective asso-
ciation, 1916. 1 p. 1. 953 p. fol.
[28652
© Dec. 11, -1916;°2) @ andes,
Dee. 12, 1916; A 446772; Retail
dealers’ protective assn., New York.
[COMMONWEALTH HOTEL construction
corp.] Greatest hotel in the world.
cover-title, 20 p. illus., diagrs.
12mo. [28653
© Sept. 30, 1916: .2¢, Gere
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 444876;
Walter C. Burbank, New York.
COMMONWEALTH IDEA. v. 1, no. 2,
Jan., 199% © 16 py “illus. pete
16mo. [28654
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Dec. 21, 19165 A», 4544272 SE:
Barnett, ine, New York.
COMMONWEALTH INVESTMENT co. of
Enid, Okl. Agricultural banking
forms, credit contract. [8] p. mar.
8voO. [28655
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 @ Nov. 10,
1916: aff. Oct. 24, 1916; A 444887:
I. P. Mantz, Oklahoma City, OKI.
CONNECTICUT. Supreme court of er-
rors. Connecticut reports.
[28656, 28657
© Nov. 1,
Vv. ‘90,) pt. (3; Oct, 4agonG:
19163" A.
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. a
445457.
vi 90,. pt. 9p Novye>4916:
1916: 2 cand “alts Dec
A 446762.
© Charles D. Burnes, sec. of the
state of Conn., Hartford.
© Dee. 15;
12. 4916s
CONSUMERS union, Boston. Consum-
ers union. [4] p. 16mo. [28658
© Noy. 22, 1916; 2. c. News
1916; aff. Dec. 7, 1916; A 448277;
Walter Vandenburgh, Maiden, Mass.
Cook (Edmund Vance) Christmas
word I bring to you. (Jn Cleveland
plain dealer. [28659
© Dec. 24, 1916; 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1916; A 450011; Plain dealer pub.
co., Cleveland.
1284
BOOKS, GROUP I
28683
epee ee
no. 12, 1916
4
Cook (Willard H.)* Philadelphia.
Game of Lingo. [28660, 28661
French: Philadelphia, Pa., The Centa-
phrase society [1916] 23 p. 48mo.
$0.50. © Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 19, 1916; A 454233.
Spanish. Philadelphia, Pa., The Centa-
hrase society [1916] 24 p. 48mo.
0.50. © Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 19, 1916; A 454234.
Cook (William H.)* New York.
Twelve collection letters. [4] D.
16mo. $1.00. [28662
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447423.
CookE (James Francis)
how they should be played. Phila-
delphia, T. Presser co. [1916] 10
p. 12mo. [(The musical booklet
library)] $0.10. [28663
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
Pier M9164 A 448487 : ; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia.
Coote (Ralph Garnier) [28664-28670
Friend of my heart, by R. C. G._ Card,
34 by 5% inches. $0.10. © Dee. 3.
1916:.2 ce. and aft. Dec. 26, 1916; A
454200.
Friendship’s star. Card, illus., 73 by 4
© Dee. Se 1GlG> 2ic
inches. $0.10.
and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454205.
His masterpiece. 3 1. 16mo._ $0.25.
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26,
1916; A "454204,
Island of loneliness, by R. G. C._ Card,
3% by 5% inches. $0.10. © Dec.
1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A
454198.
Jewel, by R. Ge Gy Card.\ 35) iby. (O2
inches. $0.1 © Dec. 8, 1916; 2c
and aff. Dec. "56, 1916; A "454201.
Ranch up yonder. [3] p. illus. 16mo.
25. © Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 26. hOliG:s A’ 454203.
West. Folded card, illus., 5 by 7 inches.
S62 5257@ Dee: 8, 1916; 2c. and aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 454202.
© Ye Colonial art shop, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Cooper (George Herbert)* San Jose,
Cal. Twinkling of stars. (Jn Sun-
spot, Dec., 1916) [28671
© Dee. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 11, 1916;
A 450009.
Coos telephone co.*, Lancaster, N. H.
Laneaster district telephone direc-
tory. [Section] 14. Fall and win-
ter issue, 1916-1917. cover-title, 32
p. S8vo. [28672
@ Wee 27, 1916; 2 ¢. Dec. 29,
1916; aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 454264.
CorBETT (James J.)* Buffalo. Buffalo
boy in the virgin forest and the
girl in sunny Spokane. [Buffalo]
Buffalo printing co., 1916. Sheet, 10
by 4% inches. [28673
© Dee. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 447729.
Trills, and:
Consett (Young) How to punch the
bag. New York, American sports
publishing company, 1916. 80 p
TOME. LELUS: 16mo. (Spalding’s
athletic library. Group 14, no. 191)
$0.10. [28674
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 445981; American sports
pub. co., New York.
Country home, the ladies farm jour-
nal. (In Fruit grower)
[28675-28677
Wire MoO. 2h, 22.) NOV tn woe) LoL,
[2 Yols.] © Novic2,) 165) 1916 re
each Nov. 238, 1916; A 449218, 449219.
v. 27, no. 23, Dec. 1, 1916. © Novy. 30,
1916; 1 ec. Dee. 7, 1916; A 449538.
© W. G. Campbell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Cowan (Wood) Our review of the
year cartoon, Dec. 31, 1916. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 174 by
2 inches. [28678
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454150; International
syndicate, Baltimore.
Craig (Bird G.)* Galena, Mo. Mary
Ann’s liniment. Sheet, 11 by 6
inches. $0.25. [28679
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2
2, 1916; A 447170.
Craig (Nell) Only rich girls can
enter films, says Neil Craig. (In
Motion picture leader.) [28680
© Dee. 3, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 11, 1916;
A 449635 ; General film co., inc., New
York.
e. and aff. Nov.
Craig (W. R.) & co.*, New York.
Ten year cotton statement. Sheet,
33 by 384 inches. [28681
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
25, 1916; A 444739,
CRAMER -KRASSELT CO.*, Milwaukee.
Table of weights and measures of.
paper stock. Card, 7 by 11 inches.
[28682
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A ‘447359.
CRANDALL (Walter G.) Standardizing
the amalgam filling, by W. G. Cran-
dall [and Albert Sellner] 2d ed.
Cleveland, O., The Cleveland dental
TES EOP fAIOLG | To Dey. aes
diagrs. 4to. [28683
©? Ot. 28; 1916; |2 «Nov. 24;
1916; aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 447524;
Cleveland dental mfg. co., Cleveland.
[Copyright is claimed on revision
and new matter]
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28684
CRAWFORD-F'Rost (William A.)* Balti-
more. [28684-28685
Crawford-Frost’s dahlia root symbol of
the Holy Trinity. Baltimore, The gen-
eral efficiency company, 1916. cover-
title, [6] p. 16mo. $0.1 © Dec.
16, Gis) 2.5e; and aff. DEE, "20, 1916 ;
A 454105
Parcel post chart of the United States,
for Baltimore, towns and cities over
2500 en Sheet, chart, 25 by
38 inches. $1.2 © Dee. 12° 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dee (i 1916; A 448436.
CrEHORE (Mary Alice) & Crehore
(Harriet Louise)* St. Louis. Affin-
ity. [Booklet no. 38] cover-title,
[8] p. illus. 24mo. [28686
© Oct. 80, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447284.
Crew Levick co.*, Philadelphia. Dia-
mond. soec, sIOLas “20° “p< iikns.
12mo. [28687
© Dee. 20, 1916;
26, 1916; A 454209.
CrREX carpet co.*, New York.
[28688-28689
Catalog of Crex de lux rugs. 1916-
LOI eo Des COl. dllws. | to. | © nN Owe
6G LONG: 2) ey and) att. Nov. 9; 19165
A 447286.
Catalog of Crex grass rugs. 1916-1917.
2B cole’ illus. “v4t0:. ©. *Dee, 74;
GC. and ail) Dec. Ty JL 5 A
2 c. and aff. Dec.
CritcHrow (W. G.)* Chicago.
[28690-28693
Application for protective department
supreme policy. 6 p. folder. 24mo.
O©mbecs 3 NOG 2c. DeceslG. AO1GE
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 448518.
General agents wanted, big money paid.
Post card, col. illus. © Dec. 7, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 447808.
Mass of evidence. Like the sun break-
ing through the clouds after a storm.
8 p. folder. 8vo. © Dec. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dee. 23; 1916; A 448538.
Rise up, be the biggest man. 4 p. illus.
Ato. 7. @ Dee. 19 (96s 2iewvand) air:
Dec. 11, 1916; A 447809.
Crortr (Terrell) * University City, Mo.
Practical lessons in electricity. Les-
son 17. (in Jovian, Dec., 1916)
[28694
© Dec. 4, 1916; 1 ¢« Dec. 8, 1916;
A 449562.
Cromer (Dorothy Gird)
ory. Card,
Sierra mem-
7 by 3% inches. $0.10.
[28695
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454199; Ye Colonial art
shop, Pasadena, Cal.
Cross (Tom Peete)
without horns.
Give us a goat
(In Chicago her-
ald) [28696
©) Now. 26, 19167916 Nov.2 27,
1916; A 449366; J. Keeley, Chicago.
ee
pt. 1 m S.¥. 4S
CROWELL (Katharine Roney)* New
York. Betty’s trip to South Ameri-
ea. pt. 1-3. 8 v. 16mo. (Travels,
series 2, in which Betty goes
abroad. ) Contents : — 1. Vene-
zuela—Bolivia.—2. Bolivia—Chile.—
38. Argentine—Brazil. [28697
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 e@ Nov. 1%,
1916; aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 447390.
CRUSSELL (Edward H.)*
Cal.
gling.
Sacramento,
Some aspects of modern shin-
(In Building age)
[28698, 28699
Dec., 1916. © Nov. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec.
1, 1916; A 4493890.
Jan., 1917. © Dec. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee.
30, 1916; A 450056.
CRYSTAL oil & paint co.*, Cleveland.
Money-back guarantee. Sheet 7? by
4 inches. [28700
© Nov. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 448246.
CuLLuM (Gordon William)* Dickson,
Tenn. Cullum’s proprietary formu-
lary and guide. Dickson, Tenn.
Printed by The Owl printery [1916]
1 p. 1,20, [1] p. 24me. Sano:
[28701
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 447977.
CuLp (Juanita Mae)
Frolic of the witches.
[28702, 28703
Franklin, O., Den-
ver, Col., Eldridge entertainment
house [1916] cover-title, [3] p. 12mo.
$0.15. ct as 1916: 2c. and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A’ 447992.
What to do on Hallowe’en. Franklin O.,
Denver, Col., Hldridge entertainment
house [1916] 75 p. 22mo. :
© Oct. 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dee. 18,
1916 ; im 447994.
© Hldridge entertainment house,
Franklin, O.
CUMBERLAND telep. & teleg. co.*, Louis-
ville. Louisville telephone directory.
Nov. 1, 1916. cover-title, 324 p. 8vo.
[28704
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 447865.
CUMULATIVE INDIANA digest and notes
to statutes. 11th yr., no. 2, Sept.
1916. Ed. by Richard L. Ewbank.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. iv, 425, v—vii p.
4to. [28705
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 446596; Bobbs-Merrill
co., Indianapolis.
1286
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no. 12, 1916
28731
CUMULATIVE KENTUCKY digest and
notes to statutes. v. 4, no. 5, Sept.,
1916. Ed. by Daniel W. Crockett.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. cover-title, iv,
802, v-x p. 4to. [28706
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 446594; Bobbs-Merrill
company, Indianapolis.
CUMULATIVE OKLAHOMA digest and
notes to statutes. v. 4, no. 2, Sept.,
1916. Ed. by Daniel W. Crockett.
Indianapolis, Ind., The Bobbs-Mer-
rill company, 1916. cover-title, 368
p. 4to. [28707
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 446595; Bobbs-Merrill
company, Indianapolis.
CUNNINGHAM (John Benedict)* St.
Albans, W. Va. Nineteen, nineteen.
Sheet, port., 154+ by 18 inches.
$0.25. [28708
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444956.
CurrEY (Hiram M.)* Kansas City,
Mo. New gospel. Kansas City,
Mo., Press of R. M. Rigby printing
eo. [1916] 268 p. 12mo. $1.00.
[28709
Crceny 15) 1916°°2)¢e. and aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 453304.
CurTIS publishing co.*, Philadelphia.
For early autumn and winter. [6]
p. folder, illus. 8vo. (Designs
illustrated in the Ladies home
journal for Aug., 1916) $0.10.
[28710
© July 20, 1916; 2 ¢« and aff.
Sept. 19, 1916; A 489365.
D. & C. co., ine.*, New York. How
they made their money. 32 p.
illus. (part col.) S8vo. [28711
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff, Nov.
fotos) ia. 7c.) Nov. 16, 1916; A
447361.
Daity Foop, Scripture texts with ref-
erences for 1917. Cleveland, O.,
Herald pub. house, 1916. cover-
one, p24] pe)’ eol. illus. 4to.
$0.50. [Text parallel to binding]
[28712
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447389; Herald
pub. house, Cleveland.
DAILY TRADE record directory, 1917.
v. 15. [New York City, Fairchild
publishing co., 1916. cover-title,
196 p. 8vo. $1.00. [28713
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 25, 1916; A 445792; Fairchild
pub. co., New York.
Date (Alan)* Bayside, N. Y. Alan
Dale says: (in Pittsburg Sunday
leader ) [28714-28719
Nov. 19, 1916. © Nov. 19, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. Do, 1916; A 449161.
Nov. a 1916. © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 e.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449502,
Dec. a "191 6. © Dec. 38,
Dec. 6, 1916; A 449477.
Dec 10,7 LOLGs) Oh Dee MLO. Lote se:
Dee. 13, 1916; A 449673.
Dee 17 AOC, ©) Dees At, LOLGi ody es
Dec. 30, 1916; A 449857.
Dec. 24, 1916. © Dec. 24, 1916; 1 «.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 4500382.
LOG Ghee
DALRYMPLE (Leona) Good night
stories. Proof, illus. [28720-28726
Cobbler’s spell. © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; iN 447851,
Follow your nose. © Nov. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A "447476.
Hickory nut story. © Nov. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A "448142.
Over the sea of blue. © Nov. 25, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447613.
Peacock pheasant. © Dec. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A ’ 448646.
Quarrel in the rainbow. © Dee. 2,
16; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A
447757.
Swanboat and the rose. © Dec. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A
454115.
© Newspaper
ine., New York.
DaMoNn (Lyman R.)* Dexter, Me.
Quint, directions for playing. Sheet,
illus., 103 by 524 inches. $0.25.
[28727
ce. Nov. 16,
feature service,
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2
1916; aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A 447555.
DAVENPORT (Spencer ) [28728-28730
Rushton boys at Rally Hall; or, Great
days in school and out. New York,
Hearst’s international library co., 1916.
244 p. front, plates. 12mo. $0.60.
© Nov. 22, 1916: 2 ¢c. Nov. 25, 1916;
aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 445824.
Rushton boys at Treasure Cove; or, The
missing chest of gold. New York,
Hearst’s library co.
LVe (Di 1 e244 Go pea etromte
12mo. $0. 60. © Nov. 22°
; 2 @. Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 445828.
Rushton boys in the saddle; or, The
ghost of the plains. New York,
Hearst’s international library co.,
. front., plates.
12mo. $0.6 © Nov. 22, 1916; Ze.
Nov. 25,
445829.
international
i916; aff. Nov. 24, 191 A
© Hearst’s international library
co., New York.
Davipson (Jessie A.)* Kansas City,
Mo. Manual for teachers of corre-
lated typing. 31 p. 12mo. $1.00.
[28731
@), Sept.) 15) 1916) )2.e) vane) vane
Dec. 7, 1916; A 448294.
1287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28732
pt. 1, n. S., v.13
Davies (Landon T.)* New York.
[28732-28740
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city. Dec
Wall chart, 26%
$1.00. @ Dec. @
and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; "448387:
Davies’ dividend chart, Dec.,
Wall chart, 27% by 163 inches.
@ Dec. 18, 1916; 2 e. Dec. 21, 1916;
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454108.
Davies’ par value card. ODec., 1916.
Wall chart, 27 by 20% inches. $1.00.
© Dec:.5,5 19816; 2 ¢: and af. Dec. 8,
1916; A 4477 91.
Davies’ transfer card. Nov., 1916, issue.
Wall chart, 28% by 204 inches. $1.00.
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 3,
1916; A 444748.
Directory of curb and bond brokers.
Oct., 1916, issue. Wall chart, 254 by
143 inches. $1.00. © Oct. 20, 1916;
2 ec. Oct. 25, 1916; aff. Oct. 24, 1916;
A 447142
NOV... 1916". Card, «252 by | a3
inehes. $1.00. Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ¢:
Nov. 11, 1916; aff. Nov. 10, 1916; A
444859.
Dec., 1916, issue. Wall chart, 27%
by 15 inches. $1.00. Dec. 1, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447736.
Directory of stock transfer offices.
1916. cover-title, 32 p. 24mo.
@ Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 14, 1916:
aff. Nov. 13, 1916; A 444908.
Par value of stocks listed on N. Y. stock
exchange, N. curb market and
Standard oil securities.
24 p. 16mo. $1.00. ©
1916; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1916; aff. ‘Sept.
25, 1916; A 444079.
Davis (Edith Smith) Fight of science
against alcohol and illustrated story
of Two. Evanston, Ill, National
woman’s Christian temperance
union [1916] 28 p. 8vo. (Lantern
lecture [no. 3]) $0.25. [28741
© July 24, 1916; 1 « Aug. 19,
1916; 1 e Oct. 9; 19163, aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 447244; Natl. woman’s
Christian temperance union, Evans-
ton, Ill.
Davis (Frank L.)* New York. Along
life’s wayside. New York, Rowland
& Ives, 1916. cover-title, 24 p.
12mo. [28742
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2
21, 1916; A 448451.
Davis (Helen Phelan)* San Bernar-
c. and aff. Dec.
dino, Cal. [287438, 28744
Come in out of the cold. 3 1. folder,
mounted col. plate. 16mo. $0.35.
Nov. 14; 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 20,
1916; A 444971.
Old man stays in California, by Helen
Phelan. [3] p. col. illus. 24mo.
$0.25. © Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 444767.
Davis (Michael J.)* Brooklyn. Davis
treatise on marble. [6] p. folder.
16mo. [28745
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 447125
Davis (T. Frederick)* Jacksonville,
Fla. Facts about fire insurance.
[4] p. 16mo. [28746
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
9, 1916; A 4483814.
DAVIS PHONOGRAPH €0.*, Chicago.
Just out! The new Davis phono-
graph, the nearest thing to a living
creation man has ever devised. [8]
p. folder, illus. fol. [28747
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 444743.
Davison (Wilfred E.) & Skillings
(Everett)* Middlebury, Vt. Block
Summaries of German grammar. 1
Dab dak Sree [28748
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454158.
DawE (Sampson)* Boston.
[28749-28752
Little gem assessment and accident chart.
23d annualed. 2p.L,
16mo. $1.00. © Nov. :
and aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A’ 448430.
Modern woodmen of America. Death
losses incurred and average assess-
ments. [4] p. 16mo. $0.10. © Nov.
3, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 448433.
Royal arcanum. Death losses incurred
and average assessments. 4 p. mo.
$0.10. © “Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 448432.
Ten years’ record of different fraternals.
[161] p. 16mo. .20. © Noy. A
1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
448431.
Dawes (Chester L.)* Cambridge,
Mass. Franklin union industrial
electricity ; Thomson watthourmeter,
direct current. [2] p. diagr. 4to.
$0.02. [28753
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Noy.
22,1916 * A 448069.
Daws (A. George)* Denver. Bride 0’
mystery. Sheet, illus., 214 by 36
inches. [28754
© Nov. 16, 1916;
23, 1916; A 448276.
2c. and aff. Nov.
Dayton, O. William’s Dayton di-
rectory for 1916-1917. Cincinnati,
O., The Williams directory com-
pany [1916] 1440, 1444-1784 p.
Svo. $7.00. [28755
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 28,
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 445969;
Williams directory ¢co., Cincinnati.
1288
BOOKS,
no. 12, 1916
[DEANE (Julia F.)] World on the
water wagon. Evanston, Ill, Na-
tional woman’s Christian temper-
@pec union. [1916] 27 p. 8vo.
(Lantern lecture [no. 2]) $0.25.
[28756
©) Aue. 11, 1916; 1 c Aug. 19;
He.) .e Oct. 9, 1916; aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 447245; Natl. woman’s
Christian temperance union, Evans-
ton, Ill.
DE BarTHE (Penn.) [28757, 28758
Story of Betty and Teddy. Rochester,
N. Y., Stecher litho. co., 1916. [i3]
pacok, iius. 16mo. @ Oct. 25,
TOLG 2 oe: and aff. Dec. 18, “916:
A 454068.
Story of Dimple Dot. Rochester, N. Y.,
Stecher litho. co., 1916. [138] p. col
mus. !6mo. © Oct. 25, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454061.
© Stecher lithographic co., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
De Beck (—) Married life. Dec.
27, 1916. (Jn Chicago herald)
[28759
© Dec. 27, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 28,
1916; A 450025; J. Keeley, Chicago.
DECKER (A. R.) Jes Sly
Allies have a new balloon. © D D,
TOVG= tic? Dee, 8, 1916; A 449569.
air fight. © Nov. 17,
20, 1916; A 449141.
bazaar. © Nov. 21,
25, 1916; A 449248:
pleases. © Dec. 16,
20, 1916; A 449837.
© Nov.
TONG EN GA.
Chicagoan in first
fGtGs 1 €.. Nov.
For Chicago war
L91G> 1 c. Nov.
French dry edict
#9165 1 ¢ Dec.
War crosses for 6 in family.
Zootoo: of e: Nov: 27,
99.
[Note:
daily news.]
The foregoing are in Chicago
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn*, Chicago.
Society brand pinch back overcoats.
cover-title, [8] p. illus. S8vo.
[28765
ferocr 23:°1916: 2 ¢ Nov. 6
1916; aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 447368.
[DEFoE (Daniel)] A child’s Robin-
son Crusoe, by William Lewis Nida
and Stella Humphrey Nida. Illus.
by Otakar Valasek. Chicago, Beck-
ley-Cardy company [1916] 160 p.
front., illus. 12mo. $0.36. [28766
omect. 12.) F916 > 2: ¢.. and aft.
Meew2c, 1916: A 453222; W. IL.
Nida, River Forest, Ill.
DELAFIELD (Edgar ‘Trevor)* EHast
Anrera, N. Y. ‘Mark: a book of
poems by Trevor Delafield. 88 p.
24mo. [28767
Oo Wee 1) 1916; 2 ‘ce. and ‘aff.
Dee. 4, 1916; A 447710.
GROUP II
28777
DELAISI (Francis) Prophecy fiulfilled.
The present war predicted in 1911.
Secret diplomacy exposed in La
guerre qui vient, published in Paris,
May, 1911. cover-title, 40 p. 8vo.
$0.10. [28768
© July 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454207; A. L. Meyer,
Omaha, Neb.
Dre LamortTon (Oliver H.)* Laine,
Miss. Professor O. H. de Lamor-
ton’s instruction sheet. Series H,
sheet no. 1876B. Sheet, illus.,
maps, 11 by 84 inches. [28769
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 447579.
De Lanp playing card co.*, Philadel-
phia. De Land’s automatic trick
ecards. 32 p. illus., diagrs. 48mo.
$1.00. [28770
© Novi 18: 1916: "2 ¢; and ° aft:
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448165.
DELAWARE & ATLANTIC telegraph &
telephone co.*, Philadelphia. Tele-
phone directories. [28771-28773
Atlantic & Bridgeton districts. Nov. 10,
1916. 96 p. 8vo Dees; 43 1 9t Gr
2 ec. and aff. Dec. “2, L9G A 448322.
Camden district. Oct. 14, 1916. 116 p.
Ato © Nov. 14, 1916: 2 c, and aff.
1916; A 447415.
Trenton district. Nov. 4, 1916. 128 p
4to. © Nov. 28, 1916; 2) @-and ake
Dec. 5, 1916; A ‘448245.
Noy. 18,
DELAWARE & MarynANp weather chart
ealendacy 1907." 12%, (2) ps talus:
col. map. fol. [28774
©) July 2; 1916} "2 eijand) ai .Oer.
28, 1916; A 447120; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dr Lone (George Keller)* Allentown,
Pa. Pathos of song and other
poems, 1916. 4th ed., rev. and sup-
plemented. 48p.incl.front. (port.)
illus. 12mo. $0.25. [28775
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 445953.
DELPHEON co.*, Bay City, Mich. Del-
pheon, the Bate with an indi-
viduality. 16 p. illus. 8vo. [28776
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1916;
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 445821.
DemiIne (Alhambra G.) Manual for
teachers to accompany Primary lan-
guage stories. Chicago, Beckley-
Cardy company [1916] 30 p. 12mo.
and 49 cards, illus. 5 by 7 inches.
$0.30. [28777
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454223; Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
1289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28778
DrenBy motor truck co.*, Detroit.
Denby graphical sales book. Vari-
ous paging, illus., diagrs. Ato.
[28778
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
aff. Sept. 16, 1916; A 447288.
Dennis (Clara G.) Bradley’s straight
line picture cut outs. he family.
10 loose 1. drawings, 12 by 9 inches,
envelope containing clips, 44 by 24
inches, in envelope. [28779
© Deel mad, 4916." 2) c.- Dee (18,
1916; aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454139;
Milton Bradley co., Springfield,
Mass.
DERRICK pub. co.*, Oil City, Pa.
field report for Oct—Noy., [1916]
(In Oil City derrick) [28780, 28781
© Nov. 1, Dec. 1, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Dec. 8, 1916; A 449558, 449559.
De RyYerEe (William) *
Oil
San Francisco.
Tekel. Ridgewood, N. J., The Editor
company, 1916. 2 p. 1, 3-18 p.
16mo. $0.10. [28782
© Nov. 30, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 453258.
Des Moines, Ia. R. L. Polk & co.’s
Des Moines city and Valley Junc-
tion directory for the year commenc-
ing Dee. 1, 1916. v. 25. Des Moines,
RoE. Pok'& cot 19165 ASaT wp. VSvo.
$8.00. [28783
©. Dee 18) 1916972 e.. Dee 21.
1916; aff. Dec. 22, 1916: A, 45320T :
R. L. Polk & eco., Des Moines.
DETMER Service. Vv.
[1916] § p. illus.
17. NO. 14. Nov:
(part col.) fol.
[28784
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444948; Detmer woolen
co., New York.
Detroit, Mich. Sauer’s official guide
and pocket directory of greater De-
troit. 1916-1917 [Rev. ed.] ]De-
troit] Sauer bros., 1916. 280 p. fold.
map. 16mo. [28785
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447064; Sauer bros., De-
troit.
DETROIT DENTAL mfg. co.*, Detroit.
Greene system of advance test meth-
ods in impression taking with Kerr
perfection impression compound.
cover-title, 20 p. illus. 24mo.
[28786
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448166.
EC CE LLL LLL ON |
pt. mss y.i
DettscH (Peter P.)* Rockford, IIL.
Complete course of ten illustrated
lessons in hypnotism and suggestion.
10 v. illus. fol. $3.00. [28787
© Dee. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 447818.
DEVNEY (Joseph J.)* Cleveland.
Smoothing the way for more busi-
ness. [4] p. 16mo. $3.00 per C.
[28788
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 448285.
DEVONIAN co. of America. Devonia,
a remarkable combination of natural
curative agents. 8 p. folder. 16mo.
[28789
© July 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447691; Paul Sandfort,
New York.
DEWEY (Hdwin Preston)* Pasadena,
Cal. [Form of reducing Kutter’s
formula] Sheet, 8% by 10 inches.
[28790
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448434.
De Wrnpt (Elizabeth C.)* Atlantic
City, & Martrit (Minna Louise) New
York. Other girls thoughts and
mine & some choice bits. 49 1., 16mo.
$0.50. [28791
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Nov. 21, 1916; A 445727.
DEWoLF (Wallace L.)* Chicago.
Mardo’s animal rhymes, by W. L.
DeWolf, illus. by Milo Winter. Chi-
cago, Rand McNally & company
[1916] 6 p. Ll, 21-48 p. col. front.,
illus. -(part. col.) ~ plate: 12mo.
$1.00. [28792
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 1, 1916; A 445885.
DE ZAVALA
Margil vine,
(Adina)* San Antonio.
legend of the first
Christmas at the Alamo. [6] DP.
illus. 12mo. $0.25. [28793
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 454212.
Dre ZENG standard co. De Zeng’s eye,
ear, nose, and throat diagnostic
equipment. 32 p. illus. 16mo.
[28794
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 447948. H. L. De
Zeng, Camden, N. J.
1290
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Ys cy ttn ries take gh PARP ob Be PN ERO
DIAMOND POWER specialty co.*, Detoie
[28795-28797
Diamond soot blowers for water tube
boilers. 15, [1] p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Bulletin 119, 2d ed., Sept., 1916. ©
Sept. 21, 1916: 2c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A’ 454014.
Increasing to-day’s profits, a study of
waste and conservation in the use of
fuel. cover-title. 24 p. illus., diagrs.
(part col.) col. forms. 4to. (Bul-
letin 117, 5th ed., Oct., 1916.) @© Nov.
25, 1916: Popo and aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A "454013.
Insuluminum. §8 p. illus. 4to. (Bul-
letin 118, 4th ed., Oct., 1916.) @
IuiyetOoy LOG: 2 ec; and afi. Dee. 18,
1916; A 454012.
Diamonp state telephone co.*, Phila-
delphia. State of Delaware tele-
phone directory. [Winter issue]
Oct. 5, 1916. 186 p. 4to. [28798
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447235.
DICKERMAN (Goodwal)
book recitation series.
by Goodwal Dickerman.
T. S. Denison & company [1916]
143 p. 12mo. $0.25. [28799
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 446229; Hben H. Norris,
Chicago.
DICKINSON (G. Lowes)
Germany no ban on wars. (In New
York American) [28800
© Dee 17,1916; 1 ¢. -Dec. 19,
1916; A 449824; International news
service, New York.
ed. Serap
no. 15); ed.
Chicago,
Crushing of
Dickson (Henry)* Chicago. Publie
speaking, Dickson method : a course
ot ten lessons. Chicago, Dickson
OL
*59 =e’
school of memory : Ep.
[1] p. 16mo. resent
@ubee. 45,1916: 2c) and aff; Dec.
21, 1916; A 448404.
Diepy (Bassett)
Czar uses reprisals on German captives.
© Noy. 25, 1916; 1c. Nov. 29, 1916:
A 449350.
German’s northern line strengthened. ©
Nov) 516, 1916;' 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1916:
A 449138.
Germans plan chain of barrier statas.
GwNoave2t, f916: 1c, Dec. 1, 1916;
A 449394.
Mackensen delayed by peasant hordes.
Weendto, D963 i es Dees 20; 1916 :
A 449844,
Next German moves cause speculation.
© Dec. 9, 1916; 4 CGH WeCe ds ONG
A 449690.
Norway to aid war captives. © Dez.
SiGe bh) eG.) Dee) 185) 19165 A.
449811.
Prince Radziwill released.
1916; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1916; A 449783.
Speculate on capital’s fate. © Dec. 2,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449505.
[28802 OSS
|
© Dee. 13,
28818
Diesy (Bassett )—Continued.
Trepoff talk spurs the Russian people. @
Dee. 5, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 8, 19167 A
449568.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Ditton (Charles)* Topeka, Kan. Dil-
lon’s desk book, 3d ed., 1917. cover-
title, 48 p. 16mo. $0.50. [28S11
© Nov. 5, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1916;
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454091. [Copy-
right is claimed on new matter]
Disston crucible. [28812, 28813
Veron non Dv Octs 15! 1916.0 pale Tel—
144 p. illus. 8vo. © Nov. 1, "1916;
2 ec. and aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 447299.
Ve), no. 10, Nov. 15 se
147-160. ’ illus. 8vo. Noy.
1916; 2 «@. and aff. Dec. on 1916;
448493.
© Henry Disston & sons,
Philadelphia.
ine.,
DIXIE CLUB monthly. Dec. 1, 1916.
cover-title, 2 sheets, illus. (part
eol.) 18 by 283% inches and 18 br
24 inches. [28814
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec:
7, 1916; A 448281; O. M: Burten,
Chicago.
Dixie cotton felt mattress co. Dixie
elub newspaper furniture service.
[28815, 2ES1G
Oct. plete [4] p. illus. fol. © Sept.
30, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1916; aff. Nov.
18, 1916: A 448027.
Nov., a OL [4] p. illus. fol. © Nov
al. GE 2 e@ and aft. Nov. 13; 1916:
A dan
© oO. M. Burton, Chicago.
DockHAm’s American report and di-
rectory of the textile manufacture
and dry goods trade, United States
and Canada, 1916-17. Golden anni-
versary number. 25th ed. Boston,
Dockham publishing company, 1916.
768 p. 4to. $6.00. [28817
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 446756; Dock-
ham pub. eo., Boston.
Dr. D. A. Sargent’s astrological cal-
endar for 1917. [4] p. 16mo.
$0.10. [28818
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1916;
aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448615; D. A.
Sargent, Los Angeles.
Dopp (Robert H.)* New York. Cruik-
shankiana, no. 22. Dee, 1916...
with introductory remarks on the
life and works of George Cruik-
shank by Arthur Bartlett Maurice.
1291
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28819
pt. 1, RS vias
Dopp (Robert H.)*—Continued.
New York, Robert H. Dodd, [1916]
40 p. front., plates, illus. 8vo.
[28819
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; 453096.
DopcE (Paul Hunter)* Chicago. Mex-
ican and Spanish made easy. [Cor-
pus Christi, Tex., Printed by Hl Pi-
loto press, 1916] cover-title, 32 p.
32mo. $0.10. [28820
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454178.
DopcE (Raymond E.)*
Autumn.
Elmer, N. J.
(in Elmer times)
[28821
© Nov. 3, 1916; 1 ¢ Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449463.
Dops (Helen) [28822, 28823
Camping spree of kiddies three, by Helen
Dods, pictured by Margaret Evans
Price. Rochester, N. Y., Stecher lith.
Coe, AMIG.) UPl2io pp: col. —iies) fet:
@ Oct. 25, 1916; 2c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 454076.
Night after Christmas [by Helen Dods,
drawings by Margaret Evans Price,
Rochester, N. Y., Stecher lith. co.,
1916] cover-title [14] p. col. illus.
fol! | ©: -Oct: 25.7 4916: 2 es and ait.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 454079.
Ro-
© Stecher lithographic co.,
chester, N. Y.
DonaHEY (William)* Chicago.
[28824-28829
Teenie Weenie captives are put to work.
@ Mec Ss; 1916; 1 « Dee. 7, 3916;
A 449638.
eae Weenie run-aways are captured.
Nov. 26, 1916) 2 ic Woves29, 49163
A 449618.
Teenie Weenie runaways are rescued. ©)
Dee. 10; 2916+ 1.4. Dee:
A 449759.
Teenie Weenies get their first snow storm
of the winter, and it’s a big one.
Dee. 31.) 1916-1. 6. Dee.
A 449892.
Teenie Weenies have a Christmas tree.
© Dec. 24, 1916; 1 ec. Dee. 29, 1916;
A 450031.
Three Teenie Weenies run away. ©
Woy: 19) tOiGs de. Nove 25, oleae A
4492294,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
Doority (Laura Bertha)
Christmas message. card, 4 by 5 inches.
$0.10. © Nov. 25) 1916] 2 0e. and ah
Dec. 30, 1916; A 454271.
Christmas wish. 11. 24mo. $0.25.
Noy..25, 1916: 2-¢e. and affs.Dee. 30;
1916; A 454272.
Life’s melody. Card, 6 by 33
$0.05. © Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
14, 1916;
[28830, 28833
inches.
Dec. 11, 1916. A 447792.
This wonderful Christmas world. a Wa)
1Gmo. $0:25.- @ Nov. 25:0 1916s Se.
and aff. Dec. 30, 1916; A 454273.
© Nathaniel Thomas Carrington,
Chicago.
©
21, 1916;
Dorney (Oliver Charles)* Allentown,
Pa. Dorney system of business
training. Card, printed on both
sides, 214 by 224 inches. [28834
© Dec. 15, 1916;-2 «& Beene
1916; aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 448519.
DornEy American commercial school,
ine., Allentown, Pa. Catalogue
[1916] 48 p. sq. 8vo. [28835
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 e Nov. 4,
1916; aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 448499:
Oliver Charles Dorney, Allentown,
Pa.
Dorr (Rheta Childe) As a woman
sees it. Jan. 29, 1916. (Jn New
York Evening mail) [28836
© Jan. 29, 1916: 1°@ Gama
1916; A 422099; Evening mail syndi-
cate, New York.
Dovup (Louie Naomi)* Norwalk, O.
Aposile pins. Sheet, 44 by 34 inches.
[28837
© Sept. 15, 1916: 2 e@ and aff.
Oct. 23, 1916; A 444752.
DoweE (Percy Elderd)* New York.
Broken wheel of life. [4] p. 24mo.
[28838
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447396.
DoweEy (George G.) Adult Bible class.
Central truth S. S. lesson notes.
(International system) 1st quarter,
1917. New York, Charles C. Cook
[1916] 32 p. 24mo. $0.05. [28889
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff, Dec.
23, 1916; A 448549; C. C. Cook,
New York.
Downine (R. C.) Study in gas oils,
by R. C. Downing and E. F. Pohl-
man. 39 p. diagrs. (part fold.)
Svo. [28840
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447463; American gas
institute, New York.
Doyte (Arthur Conan) * Crowborough,
Sussex, England. [28841-28843
British campaign in France. chap. ‘igs &
(In Strand magazine, Noy., 1916) ©
Noy. 18, 1916; A ad int. 2818; pubd.
Oct. 25, 1916.
chap. 9. (In Strand magazine,
Dec., 1916) © Dec. 23, 1916; A ad
int. 2843; pubd. Noy. 25, 1916.
Two empires at grips. (In Everybody’s
magazine, Nov. 1916) @©@ Nov 33.
1916; 1c. Nov. 24, 1916; A 449936.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12,1916 .
DoziER (Orion Theophilus) * Birming-
ham, Ala. Chips and whetstones of
verse and prose. Dec., 1916. Bir-
mingham, Ala., Dispatch printing
company, 1916. 77 p. front. (port.)
16mo. [28844
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 448574.
DraEcer (Lloyd)* Milwaukee. Draeg-
er’s submarine game. Milwaukee,
Wis, L. H. Draeger co., 1916. Sheet,
7 by 54 inches. $0.10. [28845
© Oct. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 447261.
DREHER’S Simplex street and house
number guide. 1917-18 rev. ed.
Columbus, Indianapolis [ete.] D. F.
Dreher & co., 1916. 160 p. illus.,
maps (one folded) 16mo. $0.25.
[28846
Mawr 2. 1916 2. e@. and: aft,
Noy. 6, 1916; A 444761; D. Frank
Dreher, Toledo, O.
Drew Allis co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Drew Allis co. city guide and street
directory of Rochester. 104 p.
fold. map. 16mo. $0.15. [28847
(er oNav. 22) 1916: 2 c Dee. 7,
1916; aif. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447737.
Drey hygienic co., inc. Drey corsets,
abdominal supporters, [etc.] cover-
title, [20] p. illus. 16mo. [28848
©usep 15, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1916; aff. Oct. 2, 1916; A 447242;
Henry Drinshtein, Brooklyn.
DromcooLte (Will Allen)* Nashville.
Song and _ story. (In Nashville
banner ) [28849-28854
Nov. 18, ee @uNove 185 1916s “teve;
Nov. 21, 1916; A 449150.
Neve Zoe tO1G. <C Nov. 25, 1916 3, 1 ‘e:
Noy. 57, 1916; A 449312.
Mees. 1916) © Dec... 2,
Dec. 5, 1916; A 449475.
Dee, 9, 1916. -@ Dec. 9,
Dee. iy 1916; A 449641.
Dec. ee MOOT GO) Dec NG. LOM ashe;
Dec. 18, 1916; A 449815.
Bee Zo. 1016, ©.Dec.)'23, 19165; 1 c.
Dec. 38, 1916; A 450034.
Drue products co., inc.*, New York.
[28855-28857
High blood pressure, its significance and
suggestions for its treatment. cover-
Hie Gp. diagr: “16mo:" © Nov.
Pledote 2 -¢.and: afl. (Dec.'6; (1916 ;
A 448377.
TOG EA Ve
tOLGi Ale:
© Nov.
Petrocophen. [4] p. 16mo.
Depan aes | 6, 1916;
- 6; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
A 448378.
Surglet. [6] p. folder.
Novae o OG 2) Grand s:aft:
6, 1916; A 448379.
24mo. ©
Dec.
28876
Drury (Horatio N.) Pace standard-
ized course in oral expression. Les-
son 3-8. New York. Pace & Pace,
1916. cover-titles. 6 vol. S8vo.
[28858-28863
© Sept. 19, 20, 21, 1916; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 23, 1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916;
A 489538-439548 ; Pace & Pace, New
York.
(Henry Francis)* Berkeley,
[28864-28866
Practical exercises in story writing.
cover-title, [4] p. S8vo. $2.00.
Dec. 14; 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 23,
1916; A 448528.
Theory and analysis of fiction. 19
16mo. $1.00. © Dec. 14, 1916; 2
and aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448527.
Thesaurus of quanuscript users. [4] p.
nar. fol. $2.005./@) Dec. 14, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A "448529,
DRYDEN
Cal.
Dp.
Cc
DuBLE (J. Clyde)* New York. Cen-
tury co-operative newspaper adver-
tising service for brewers. cover-
title, 271. illus. 4to. (Century ad-
vertising service co.) [Text parallel
to binding] [28867
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
26, 1916; A 444095.
DusuQuE County, Ia. White’s Du-
buque County directory, 1916-17.
Peoria, Il., J. A. White, 1916. 16,
49-317 p. 8vo. $5.00. [28868
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 446927; J. A. White,
Peoria, Ill.
DvxeE bros & co. ___ [28869-28876
ae Few “safety rules for the boys and girls.
Safety first; advertisement no.
Dec. 7, 1916; ie) Dees 29: i916: A
450040.
Never take a nee Safety first; ad-
vertisement no. Nov. 30 1916;
fe) Dee; 29; joie: A 450038.
Purpose of safety first is to keep you
out of the ambulance and hospital.
Safety first; advertistment 10.185 1 @
Dee. 1 * Le. Dee: 29) 1916 A
450041
Safety first advertisement number 10.
© Nov. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 22, 1916;
A 449188.
number see: [2 instalments]
© Nov. 19, 23, 1916; 1 ¢c. each Dec.
4, 1916; A 449435, 449436.
Safety first! safety last!! safety al-
mae Safety first; advertisement
197(V@) Dec. 20; 1916; 1c. Dec. 29.
1916: A 450042.
Start now to practice safer first. Pately
first; advertisement no. 15. © D 3,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 29, 1916; A 450039.
[Note: The foregoing are in Kokomo.
daily dispatch]
© J. J. Reis, Chicago.
1293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28877
Dtncan (John C.)* Cincinnati. Prin-
ciples of analytical accountancy. v.
do chap) 4 pe 3 -S-20 numb: 1.
nar. fol. $0.50. [28877
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 447957.
DunuHAM (M. Keith)* Chicago. Oxy-
acetylene welding. no. 6 (In
Blacksmith and wheelwright, Nov.,
1916. ) [28878
© Nov. 4, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 449196.
Du Pont de Nemours (EH. I.) & co.*,
Wilmington, Del. Du Pont explo-
sives for shale and clay blasting.
38 p. illus., diagr. S8vo. [28879
© Apr. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
6, 1916; A 427562.
DURKEE (HE. R.) & co.*, New York.
[28880-28887
Aderezo para ensalada. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides.
inches. © Sept. 30, i 2
7, 1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; x 444885,
Durkee’s curry powder. [Portugese ed.]
20] p. illus. obl. 48mo. © Sept.
30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 4, 1916;
A 444879.
[20] p.
—— [Spanish ed.] obl.
48mo. © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c¢. Oct. 4,
1916; aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A 444880.
Durkee’s salad dressing. [English ed.]
al p. illus. obl. 48mo. © Sept.
30,1916 520 ¢: Oct. 4, 1916 senik. NOR
a 1916. "A 444883.
[Portugese ed.] Pala:
obl. 48mo. Sept. 30, 1916;
and aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A 444881.
[Spanish ed.] [12] p. illus. here
48mo. © Sept. en 1SAGS ele?
4, 1916; aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A f44899.
EK. R. Durkee & co. S salad -dressing.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides.
11% by 6 inches. © Sept. 30, 1916;
2 ec. Nov. 7, 1916; aff. Oct. 4, 1916; A
444884,
Tempero para salada. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 112 by 6 inches.
© Sept. a0 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1916;
aff. Oct. 4, 1916; jl £44886.
illus.
illus.
Gs
DvuvALL (Laura S8.)* Colorado Springs,
Col. [28888, 28889
Glenwood Springs. i! p. illus. obl.
48mo. Nov. 21;./1916*" 2> cand
aff. Nov. 27, 1916: ‘A 448124,
Scenic wonders of the Rockies. [12] p.
folder, illus. 16mo. © Nov. 25, 1916;
2c. Nov. 28, 1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A 447597.
Dyck (George HE. Ue Shicago. Treat-
ment of garbage. v. 1, no. 2. [Chi-
cago, Ill., Printed sh Geo. B. Harmer
& co., 1916] ip. ch} 82epslus.
8vo. $1.00. [28890
© June 12,. 1916-2 errand) ade:
June 23, 1916; A 431607.
——— ee ee ee
pt. 5, ns ae
Dyer (J. B.)* Bois D’ Are., Mo. Dye’s
20th century instructor for piano or
organ. Nos. 1-5. 5 ecards, various
sizes. $2.50. [28891
© Dee. 2, 1916; 2 «Dee. 6, a91G-
aff. Dee. 16, 1916; A 454107.
Dyer (Franklin B.) Sixth reader, by
xX. B. Dyer and Mary Jo )Srage.
New York, Chicago, C. E. Merrill
company [1916] 336 p. col. front.,
illus., ports. 12mo. (The Merrill
readers) $0.56. [28892
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 446647; Charles E. Mer-
rill co., New York.
EAKELEY (Charles W.)* Newark, N. J.
Open letter to the living members of
the Royal arcanum. [4] p. obl.
32mo. [28893
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444917.
Eastman (Allan J.) Progressive
ways for securing new pupils.
Philadelphia, T. Presser co. [1916]
15 p. illus. 12mo. ([The musical
booklet library]) $0.10 [28894
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448485; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
Haton bros.*, Wolf, Wyo. Eatons’
ranch, Wolf, Wy. 23 p. front.,
illus. (part col.) 4to. [28895
© Mar. 29,1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454030.
EserHart (Stella)* Des Moines.
Combination domino and chart de-
vice for seat work in numbers.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides;
11 by 9 inches. [28896
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 447642.
EcCKERSALL (Walter H.)* Chicago.
[28897-28902
All-American elevens picked by Eckersall.
© Dec. 10, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 13, 1916;
A 449707.
Eckersall picks all-western team. ©
Dec. 3, 1916; 1-¢.. Dec! ’5,7 1926502
449621.
EEG: all-western elevens. @ Dec.
1916; 1 ¢. Dee. 5, 1916; A 449622.
eee all conference elevens. @© Nov.
oF A91G: |) 1 Ce. Nov. 28, Soin eee
449342,
Jackson and Driscoll selected for Ecker-
sall’s all-conference. © Nov. 27,
1916; 1c. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449341.
West gets four places on all-American
team. © Dec. 10, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 18,
1916; A 449706.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday or daily tribune]
1294
BOOKS, GROUP JI
no. 12, 1916
28925
EconoMy ELrEctTRic distillate refiner
co.*, San Francisco. E EH. 7 Dp.
illus. 16mo. [28903
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Noy. 4, 1916; A 447189.
EcoNoMY SERVICE co.*, New York.
Cut bulletin. [28904-28907
Meee 157. Ist no. for Dec., 1916.
cover-title, 8 1. illus. fol. © Nov. 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A
447237.
No. A 158. 2d no. for Dec., 1916. cover-
piles oe mus. fol. ©. Nov. 15,
1916 Fa ec. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A
No. A 159. 1st no. for Jan., 1917. cover-
title. p. 116-122. illus. (part col.)
hie ey wee. t.- 19162 ¢2:¢. and: aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 447693.
No. A 160. 2d no. for Jan., 1917. cover-
title, numb. 1. 123-129. illus. fol.
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 447958.
Epison lamp works of General electric
eo. Bulletin no. 48409. Modern
lighting as applied to places of as-
sembly. Oct., 1916. 22 p. illus. 4to.
[28908
© Oct. 29, 1916; 1 c. and aff. Dec.
27,1916; 1c. Dec. 15, 1916; A 454236.
General electric co., Schenectady,
Wi.
EDMONSTON (Jesse)* San Marcos, Tex.
O. EH. S. welcome. Card, 5 by 53
inches. $0.40 doz. [28809
©) Oc: 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 3, 1916; A 444733.
Epson (Charles Farwell)* Los An-
geles. San Francisco, the City of
the Golden Gate. 25 sheets, 7#
inches. $1.00. [28910
© June 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
pepe ot, 1916: aif. July 11, 1916;
A 447023.
Epwarps (J.) & co.*, Philadelphia.
Big house for little shoes. 20 p.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. [28911
© Oc. 12, 1916: 2 e. and aff.
Noy. 3, 1916; A 444737.
Hecers (John H.)* New York.
[28912-28914
Rip Van Winkle. [13] p. col. illus.
48mo. © Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 15, 1916 ; A 447928, [Copyright
is claimed on illustrations. ]
Robin Hood. [13] p. col. illus. 4S8mo.
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 15,
1916 ; A 447930. [Copyright is claimed
on illustrations]
Robinson Crusoe. Sips) cole satus:
48mo. © Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 447929. [Copyright
is claimed on illustrations. ]
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co. Catalogue no.
44. General catalogue of electric
light, railway, telephone, and house
supplies. 25th anniversary cata-
logue. Chicago, Dallas [ete., 1916]
1216 p. illus. 4to. [28915
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 453259; F. E. Moore, Chi-
cago.
ELectric storage battery co.*, Phila-
delphia. [28916, 28917
Chloride accumulator for use in 32, 110
and 120 volt isolated lighting and
power plants. cover-title, 13 p. illus.,
tables. 8vo. (Hand book C 1, Ist ed.,
OcCt)1916), (© Oct: 18. 1916 <2 e.-and
aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447146.
Fixide battery, types XC and JX for au-
tomobile starting and lighting service.
Parts price list. Section S. L. P., Oct.,
1916. 1st ed. cover-title, 8 p. illus.
8vo. © Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 447147.
ELEGANCES parisiennes. [Each illus.
folks wire, 6) [28918-28920
no. 5, 26ub. 1916. (© Ane: 1 Tote: te
Dec. 9, 1916; A—Foreign 14410.
non Ge sept. LILG. (Or Septe Lt GiG~] Wwe.
Dec. 9, 1916; A—Foreign 14411
no. oct 1916) (@rOckh 1916: Ee:
Dec. 9, 1916; A—Foreign 14412.’
© Hachette & co., Paris.
saree universal calendar. [1917]
Card, 5 by 4 inches. [28921
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448028 : Lowell Kasar
Hallock, ‘Springfield, Til.
ErLtery (Loren W.)* St. Paul. Heart
throbs. St. Pauli. Blotter, 6 by 343
inches. [28922
ey Oct. 2, 1916; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1916;
ait. Noy. 1, 1916; A 447641.
Etxriotr (Charles H.) co.*, Philadel-
phia. Hotel Royal Palm, Fort
Myers, Fla. 2; pe 2.ecok alius:
fold map. 24mo. [28923
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 448258.
Ihiyrotr (Ellen Coit)* Stanford Uni-
versity, Cal. In Xanadu: a fantasy
of the exposition. [13] p. mounted
plates. S8vo. $0.50. [28924
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1916;
aif. Dee. 26, 1916; A 454252.
Eiis (Julia A.)* Natick, Mass. Un-
locks the door. [Lessons in the use
of Merriam-Webster dictionaries]
cover-title, 32 p. illus. 24mo. $0.10.
[28925
© Oct. 4, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1916;
aff. Nov. 28. 1916; A 447531.
1295
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28926
pt. Diss wae
ELLIs pub. co.*, Battle Creek. Busi-
ness directions used in connection
with Ellis industrial bookkeeping.
Rey. ed. 3 v. forms. S8vo. Con-
tents.—1. Beginning section.—2. Cost
and corporation.—3. General mer-
chandise. [28926-28928
© June 28, Sept. 18, Nov. 9, 1916;
2 ec. each and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A
454009454011.
Empoury (Aymar) IZ -Pictorial review
house and garage, plan no. 1. 31 p.
diagrs. 4to. $1.00. [28929
© Nov. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 444860; Pictorial review
co., New York.
[HmMMons (Minnie Alice)] Good
things to eat from Wellville. Battle
Creek, Mich., Postum cereal com-
pany, Itd. [1916] 45p. illus. (part
col.) 16mo. [28930
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447187; Postum cereal
o., Itd., Battle Creek.
EMPIRE motion picture institute. Cor-
respondence course. [28931-28936
Lesson 1. Principles of motion pictures.
Motion picture film. [12] p._ illus.,
diagrs. obl. 16mo: @© Nov. 15, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 444958.
3. Motion picture cameras.
illus. \diders= . oble sA6emonr<@ Nov.
15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 444959.
—— 4. Motography. 12 p. illus. obl.
16mo._ © Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 2, 1916; A 448282.
5. Motion picture prose. 12
ae qacrcs. ODL. 16m © ‘
191622 cand aft; Det, n fa I 1516:
447820.
— 6. Motion picture projection. 12
Dp. has.) (diasrs). ‘obl.” A6mo: > ©
Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 20,
1916; A 454096.
7. The motion head. 12 p.
obl. .d6mo.4.©@) Wee) 265. 1916 5-2 ce:
and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448625.
© Roy Stanley Price, Rochester,
N.Y.
diagrs.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britannica,* New
York. Short stories for a quick lift.
G12 Sve, [28937
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447288.
Accurate system of
keeping accounts. (Jn Furniture
dealer, Nov. 1916) [28938
©. Dee. 15,1916, 1c Mees:
1916; A 4498380; Furniture dealer,
Minneapolis.
ENGARD (Walter)
iL
FEINTERPRISE mfg. co.*, Akron, ©.
Pflueger fishing tackle catalog no.
87. cover-title, 394 p. illus. 8vo.
[289389
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454176.
Eres (Peter)* Buffalo. One minute
book. [28940-28945
v. 7-9. cover- titles 3 v. 16mo. ©
Nov. 3; 2 c. each and aff. Nov.
Ze, 1916; A 447520447522.
vy. 10-12. -3 v. “16mo0..) @® Nov 2
1916; 2 c. each and aff. Dec. 6, 1916:
A 447730-447732.
ERVIN (Katharine)* San Francisco.
If Santa went to sleep . 4 p. folder.
_24mo. $0.50. [28946
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454219.
Ester (Ralph) [28947-28949
Monastir has title of breadless town. ©
Dec. 2, 1916; 1 ¢ Dec 6, 4316.
449507.
© Nov.
Serbians take Mount Chuke. 16,
1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449134.
Tells a vivid story of Monastir’s fall. ©
Dec. 1, 1916; 1 cc.” Dee. 42 4916 -s
44944].
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
ine.*, “Nyack, Save:
Nyack guide, no. 1, Dec., 1916. 10
p. nar. 24mo. [28950
© Dec. 26; 1916; 2 G& and ae
Dec, 27, 1916; A 448562.
EuREKA, Cal. Polk-Husted directory
co.’Ss Eureka city and Humboldt
County directory, 1917. v. 9. Oak-
land, Cal., Polk-Husted directory
co., 1916. 408 p. S8vo. $5.00.
[28951
© Nov. 15,1916; 2 €- Wegener
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445713;
Polk-Husted directory co., Oakland,
Cal.
Evans (W.
keep well.
ETHLAS press,
A.)* Chicago. How to
(In Chicago daily or
Sunday tribune) [28952-28982
Blindness of babies. © Nov. 8, 1916;
1 «7 Dec.-6, i916: A 449617. ~
Christmas gifts. @©@ Dec. 24, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450030.
Convenient laboratories. © Dec. 6,
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 15, 1916; A 49752.
Cured by light diet. @ Nov. 24, 1916;
1. ¢. "Nov. 28, 1916; A. cae
Diet for Bright's disease. © 2,
1916: 1c, Dec. 6, 1916; s°449680.
Diet for skin diseases. © Dec. 17, 1916;
16. Dee. 1.21. 1916. A 449893.
Diseases to guard against. © Nov. 285,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449623.
96
a
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Evans (W. A.)*
Exercises for the home. © Dee. 5,
#996; 1 c. Dee; 15, 1916; A 449751.
Farm sanitation. © Nov. 26, 1916; 1c.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 449619.
First aid outfit. © Nov. 17, 1916; 1 c.
Noy. 28, 1916; A 449334.
Functioning without discomfort.
fsotG. 1 cc. Nov. 23, 31916;
449223.
Functioning without
(Cont’d.) | © Nov. 20, 1916
A 449336.
germs. Dec. 13,
1 e. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449758.
Golf at an asylum. @© Nov. 27,
1 c. Dee. 6, 1916; A 449624,
Homogenized milk. © Nov. 28,
1 ec Dec. 6, 1916; A 449625.
Keep the screens in. @© Dec. 4,
fare Dee: G2 1916; A. 449631.
ae your eves on Farmingham. @© Dec.
1916; 1 c. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449755.
eee the ae @ Nov. 21, 1916; lc.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 449387.
Malaria in schools. © Dec. 7,
1 ce. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449753.
Neglected ears. © Nov. 18, 1916; 1 e.
Noy. 28, 1916; A 449335.
Opium. © Dec. ad f9tGs fe. Dee. 15;
Pi9i6; A 449756.
Piles. © Novena: 1916: 1.¢e. Nov.) 28,
1916; A 449338.
Profit in drug plants. © Dec. 3, 1916;
1 e Dee. 7, 1916; A 449682
Quinine. © Dec. 8, 1916; Le: ae 15,
1916; A 449754.
© Noy.
A
discomfort.
<n 163 NOW:
, ;
Germs and 1916;
1916;
1916;
1916 ;
£OUGs
Searlet fever. © Nov. 16, 1916; 1 c.
Noy. 28, 1916; A 4493383.
Soy bean. © Dec. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
6, 1916; A 449629.
Thanksgiving. ©, Nov. 350)" 1916; 1 ce.
Dec. 6, 1916; A 449628.
Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 29;,. 19165
1 ec. Dee. 6, 1916 oy 449626.
Varicocele and hernia. © Nov. 23,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449339.
War on consumption. © Dec. ES EEGs
tic. Hee. 15, 1916; A 449757.
Winning tuberculosis war. @© Dec. 10,
19tG> ft ec. Dec. 14, 1916; A 449760.
EVERY DAY almanac and home helps,
1917. Ligonier, Pa., Compliments of
The National Bank of Ligonier.
cover-title, p. 3-50. Svo. $0.12.
[28983
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1916;
aff. Dee. 22, 1916; A 448577; Alma-
nac advertising agency, Westfield,
>, orp
Hwine (J. H.)*
Library of opportunities.
38 p. 8vo. $3.00.
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2
27, 1916; A 448134.
FABRICANT (Josephine M.)* New York.
In his service. [New. York, The
Emergency printer. 1916] cover-
Jacksonville, Fla.
cover-title,
[28984
e. and aff. Nov.
title [7] p. 16mo. [28985
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
mij; A916; aff. Nov. 2h, 19IG>:) A
447564.
29010
FADNER (William Frederick)* Ke-
wanee, Ill. Parnassus and other
poems [Kewanee, Ill., Richmond art
press, 1916] cover-title, [8] p. col.
illus. 24mo. $0.25. [28986
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448352.
F'AIRBANKS co.*, New York. Fair-
banks valves. 170 p. illus., diagrs.
12mo. (Illustrated catalogue and
price list no. 825. 1917) [28987
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 447799.
FAIRBANKS, Morse & Co.*, Chicago.
[28988-28994
packing heads
p., illus., tables.
Deep-well power heads,
and pump jacks. 12
8vo. (Bulletin 182). © Nov. 28,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A
448355.
Fairbanks-Morse portable saw rig. 2 p.
illus. 8vo. (Bulletin H 219) @© Nov.
15; 1916's) 2se: and: aft. Dee. 1 | P9tG =
A 447648,
Repair list 8171 Fairbanks-Morse type
NB horizontal kerosene engine with
throttling governor. Grid valve pat-
tern. 4 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. ©
Novy... 23; 1916352 ¢ and aff Dee.14,
1916; A 448354.
no. 9500, Sheffield 38 motor ear.
Novis 1916.) (i ipe = Sve. .@ Nov. 3;
1916; 24 C2 sande ait. Dee sui LOLG cy x
447650.
no. 9516, Sheffield hand and push
cars. OQOct., 1916. 63 p. illus. 8vo.
@ Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 1,
1916; A 447649.
no. 9518. Sheffield standpipes, re-
lief valves, bell end connections, ex-
tensions, stuffing boxes. Nov., 1916.
46 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. @© Nov. 29,
fO1Gs 2) Gand” afe:, Dees 147 1906s" z
448356.
Sheffield 28 motor car. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 12% by 83 inches.
(Form H 152 A) @ Nov. 28, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 448353.
FAIRCHILD pub. co.*, New York.
[28995-28998
Boston Fairchild’s men’s wear and wo-
men’s wear directory. v. i7, Jan.,
1917. cover-title,176p. 32mo. $0.25.
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 2,
1916; A 448211.
Fairchild’s Chicago apparel gazette di-
rectory. v. 16, LOVE
cover-title, 208 p. 3 ©
e. and aff. Dee. PASS
1916: A 448619.
Men’s wear daily news record directory.
Veh 2 noe hi Pah eo ee cover-
title, 208 p. 32mo.
©
1916; A 454015.
New York Fairchild’s men’s wear direc-
tory. v.16, no. 2, spring, 1917. cover-
title, 528 p. 32mo. $0.25. © Dee. 22,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A
454170.
Farrrax (Beatrice) Beatrice Fairfax.
(In New York evening journal)
[28999-29010
© Nov. 18, 1916; le
Nov. 18, 1916.
A 449124
Nov. 20, 1916;
$297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29011
pt. 1, BS
FarrRFAx (Beatrice)—Continued.
Nov. 20, 1916. @©@ Nov. 20, 1916;
Nov. 21, 1916; A 449157.
Nov. 21, 1916. @©@ Nov. 21, 1916;
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449181.
Nov. 22, 1916. .-@: Nov. (22,1916;
Novy. 23, 1916; A 449206.
©
Nov. 23, 1916. © Nov. 23, 1916; c.
Nov . 24, 1916; A 449220.
Nov. O4, 1916. © Nov. 24, 1916; c.
Nov. 25, 1916; A 449245,
Beye. 20, 1916. © Nov. 25, 1916;
Oo 1916; A 449276.
Nov. 2, 1916. © Nov. 27, 1916; c.
28, 1916; A 449319.
oe a 19 © Nov. 28, 1916; c.
16.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 449332.
Nov. 29, 1916. © Nov. 29,
Dec. ih 1916; A 449385.
Deeds 1916..)©@ Dee. 1, 19163
Dec. 2, 1916; A 449409.
Mec!) 2) 1916: © ‘Dec. 2, 1916:
Dee. 4. 1916; A 449429.
© International news
New York.
1916 ;
1
1
1
1
1
ac:
1
i
i
Le.
1
Cc.
service,
Fatt River, Mass. Fall River direc-
tory, 1917. no. 47. Boston, Mass.,
Sampson & Murdock company, 1916.
83, 112-635, 898-1005 p. front. (fold
map.) 8vo. $5.00. [29011
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 446640; Sampson & Mur-
dock co., Boston.
FANCHER (Elizabeth W.)*
Ill. Rumpus in the garden. [8] p.
16mo. [29012
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 447627.
FarMeR (Fannie Merritt) Pastry
wrinkles, recipes and suggestions by
KF. M. Farmer and Jean Prescott
Adams. Chicago, Armour & ©Co.,
1916. 16 p. col. illus. 24mo.
[29013
© iNov. 21, 1916." 2..¢, and” ait:
Dec. 15, 1916; A 447956; Armour &
co., Chicago.
Evanston,
FAarMER’S almanac for the year 1917.
[Laneaster, Pa., Printed by The
Conestoga pub. co., 1916] cover-
title, [2] p. illus. S8vo. $0.05.
[29014
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1916;
aff. Dee. 15, 1916; A 447996; John
Baer’s sons, ine., Laneaster, Pa.
Farmers’ review
puzzle game list.
$0.25.
[29015
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447174; New York circu-
lation co., ine., New York.
FARMERS’ REVIEW.
$1001.00 farm
cover-title, 16 p. 8vo.
FARRINGTON (Frank)* Delhi, N. Y.
Trade getters. 10. (In Plumbing
& heating magazine, Nov., 1916)
[29016.
© Dec. 19, 1916:- 1) € Deere:
1916; A 449966.
FATHERLAND calendar 1917. cover-
title, 12:1. itlus., ports. foley SLeo:
° [29017
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2.¢ Noy. 2, 1996-
aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 448059; Father-.
land corp., New York.
Faurps (Thomas Albert)* Boston.
Modern baker. 385 p. illus. (part
col.) 8vo. [29018
©. Nov. 6, 1916;°2 cc Nava
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448107.
FAULTLESS rubber co.*, Ashland, O.
More sales for November and De-
cember. cover-title, 16 p. illus. fol.
[29019
© Oct. 25,1916; 2 cage, 2a
1916; aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447065.
Favor, Ruhl & co.*, New York. Pingo-
craft. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 19 by 25 inches, folded to 8vo.
[ 29020:
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 e. Dee. 13, 1916;
aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448557.
FEDERAL SCHOOL Of commercial design-
ing, ine.*, Minneapolis. [29021-29025
Color harass 2-p. 1, 32) mami Pees
loose col. fold. plates. fol. (Bulletin
10. On cover: Commercial design)
[Text parallel to binding] @©@ Oct. 20,
1916; 2 €. and aff. Novy. 13) 19)o50 A
444904.
Commercial design. 36 numb. loose l., &
loose fold. plates. fol. (Bulletin 3.)
[Text parallel to binding.] © Oct. 20,
191632 c.-and af. Nova 4550165
A 444900
Lettering. 18 1. 2 loose fold.
plates. fol. (Bulletin 1) [Text pa
lel to binding] @©@ Oct. 20, 1916;
and aff. Nov. 13, 1916; A 444901.
Practical commercial art and still
life studies: 2 p. 1. 22 numbed
loose fold. plates. fol. (Bulletin 5)
[ere parallel to binding] @© Oct. 20,
6; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov, 139 1986. A
444902.
Historical and modern decorative design-
ing. p. 1., 88 numb. 1. illus., 4 loose-
fold. plates. fol. (Bulletin: 6. On
cover: Commercial design) [Text
parallel to binding] © Oct. 20, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 444903.
FEDERATED traffic efficiency clubs of
American commerce association mem-.
bers,* Chicago. ‘Traffic efficiency
club. Regulations, instructions, con-
stitution and by-laws. 11 p. 16mo.
[29026
Cy: Oct. 12; 491632) c2n@er piee
1916; aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447124.
1298
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
FEIBELMAN (Rene) Le nee
Belgians sail for America. © D 16,
6; 1c. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449841,
Criticism by Germans subsides. @© Dec.
7, 1916; 1c. Dec. 30,1916; A 450071.
Dutch hope Wilson can put it through.
© Dec. 23, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 28, 1916;
A 449988.
Like Hauptmann tragedy. © D 27,
1916; 1c. Dee. 30, 1918; £45088,
May recall naval attach © 9,
1916; 1. Dec. 13, 1916; ‘A Uagees!
Meat cards to king’s family. © Dec. 9,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449685.
Milk for Poland’s babies. @ Dec.
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1916; A 450006.
New ruler comes at midnight. © Nov.
4 inc. NOV. .2%,. 19163. A
449285.
Russian plan called dream. © Dec. 6,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1916; A pues
oes to see Van Dyke go. © D
1916; 1c. Dec. 9, 1916; A 449586.
Teutons bivier against U. S. © Dec. 1,
1916; 1c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449440.
Urge Holland to aid deported Belgians.
22,
. 6,
Dec. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916; A
449445,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
FEenpo mfg. co.
Concerning better
[29039-29040
endeavor routine
policy logics. Card, with seals at-
tached, 52 by 3% inches. $0.05. @©
INOWe dle RONG 2) ce. and afi; Dee: 4,
1916; A 447689.
First of high thrift edict for humanity
power of tomorrow. [4] p., ik
24mo., card, 5 by 3% inches, in enrvel-
ope. "$0.05. @© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Nov. 13, 1916; A 447690.
© Louis Petraccione, Cambridge,
Mass. :
Fereuson (Hlsie) Shall I go on the
stage? Four articles on stage life.
Proof, ports. [29041
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 « Dec. 1, 1916;
aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 447638; News-
paper enterprise assn., Cleveland.
Ferris (Anita B.) Pageant of The
land of the golden man. New York,
Missionary education movement of
the United States and Canada
[1916] 8p. 8vo. $0.15. [29042
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448360; Missionary edu-
cation movement of the United
States and Canada, New York.
Frrro machine & foundry co.*, Cleve-
land. Brief description of Ferro,
the first American V-type motors.
23, [1] p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
[29043
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 44727 6.
29053.
FIELD-LIPPMAN piano stores*, St.
Louis. Ahead of them all. [8] p.
illus. (part. col.) 8vo. [29044
© Oct. 19, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 1, 1916;
1c. and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447220.
FILENE’s (William) sons co.*, Boston.
[29045, 29046.
Care of stock; jewelry department.
12mo. © Oct. 26,
cover-title, 12 p.
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A
447892.
Customer’s stream and the department
stream. cover-title,64p. 4to. @© Oct.
12° 19165 2 ec. and aff.’ Dec: 13, 1916 5
A 447893.
FINLAY (Wm. B.)* Great Falls, Mont.
Relation of the certified public ac-
countant to the business’ world.
[Great Falls, Mont. The Tribune,
printers and binders, 1916] 19 p.
24mo. $0.10. [29047
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454086.
Yintry (Mayme E.)* Red Lodge,
Mont. Away out West. Post card,
illus. $15.00 per M. [ 29048.
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
4, 1916; A 448244,
Dec.
FINLEY (William
land Heights, O.
of specialty salesmanship. 38 p.
12mo. [ 29049:
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 448307.
Stockton)* Cleve-
Science and art
FrrE detecting wire co., inc.*, New
York. Fire detection. 44 p._ illus.
16mo. 29050:
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1916;
aff. Dee. 18, 1916; A 447866.
HIRST MORTGAGE-BOND homestead assn.
Pian to acquire a home without
money. [4] p. nar. 8vo. [29051
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 447393; Oliver. Parker
Baker, Baltimore.
FiscHer (Hmil §8.)* Chicago. Peking,
die hauptstadt von China. (In New
Yorker Staats-zeitung.) [29052
© Nov. 12,
1916; A 449162.
LOT sas seh INOVE ae
FisoH (A. Sylvester)* Chicago. Sea-
sons, The heart, Music, Niagara. 8
1. 16mo. [29058.
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢« Nov. 18,.
1916; aff. Nov. 23, 1916; A 445762.
1299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29054
pt. i. Sv as
WisHre (D. T.) jr.*, Columbus,
Want ad jubilee. Dec. 8, 1916.
Columbus evening dispatch)
(in
[29054 {
© Dec. 8, 1916; 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916;
A 449637.
FLANNERY (HEdward)* MHazardville,
Conn. Gospel sidelights. ['Thomp-
sonville, Conn., Printed by the Ad-
yance printing co., 1916] 51 p. 8vo.
[29055
OMe "12 1916." 2 ec; Dec. 15,
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 4468387
FLEMING (David)* Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. Tec games and how to play
them. 8 p. illus. 12mo. [29056
une) Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
, 1916; A 448291,
ree ee SAVINGS & trust co.*, In-
dianapolis. First mortgage real es-
tate certificate, Baers are
$100, interest at ou la ytols fold:
to 8vo. © Dee. 1916 - 2c. and aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 448301 :
wae interest at 5%. [2 year]
193 by 84 inches fold. to 8vo.
Sheet,
© Dec.
1, 29IG; 2 ec) and aii. Dee. 4.1916 ;
A 448299.
[5 year]. 21. fol:, fold. to,8vo. |.©
Dec;> 1, 1916's). 2o:e) and. aff. Dec..4,
1916; A 448300.
$1,000, interest at 5% [2 year] Sheet,
192 by 8% inches fold. to 8vo. © Dec.
1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 448297.
—— [5 sear 5 Ie. Pole
Mee STOLE cee. an
1916; "A 448298.
FLIEGENDE blitter. bd. 145.
illus. 4to. M. O. 30]
fold. to 8vo. ©
d aff. Dec. 4,
[Kach
[29062-29069
NO, 1004; ;20e) old. 1916! @daly, 20:
ase 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign
no. 3705, 28. juli, 1916. @ July 28,
i pane ic. Nov. 51, 1916; A—Foreign
no. 38707-3712. 11. aug.—15. sept., 1916.
6 v. @ Aug. 11-Sept. 15, 1916; l«
each Nov. 21, 1916; A—FKoreign
14318-14323.
© Braun & Schneider, Munich.
FiLrnt, Mich. R. L. Polk & co.’s Flint
city and Genesee County directory,
1916. Detroit, Mich., R. L. Polk &
eo., 1916. [12], [17]-1593 p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $7.00. [29070
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 «© and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 446620; R. L. Polk
& co., Detroit.
WLint RIvER pecan co.*, Albany, Ga.
Story of the paper shell pecan.
cover-title, 28 p. illus. 8vo.
[29071
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Noy. 25, 1916; A 447550.
Forp (Andrew Watres)
O. | Ftorma weather chart calendar, 1917.
WBA hz illus., col. map. fol.
[2] p.
[29072
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448030; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
FootneR (Hulbert)* New York.
Thieves’ wit. (Jn Munsey’s maga-
zine) [29078, 29074
chap. 29 to 33. @© Nov. 20, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 449147.
chap. 34-38. Dec. 20,
20, 1916; A 449854.
1916; 1 c. Dec,
Forses (Bertie Charles)* New York.
Men who are making America. (In
Leslie’s weekly) [29075-29079
Andrew Carnegie. @ Nov. 23, 1916; 1
CD NaN ST: 1916; A 449302.
James A. Farrell. © Dec. 21, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 4499138.
John N. Willys. @ Dec. 14, 1916; 1 e.
Dec. 18, 1916: A 449807.
Julius Rosenwald. © Dec. 7, 1916; 1c.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449590.
Samuel Insull. ,© Nov. 30, 1916; 1 ¢
Dec. 2, 1916; A 449415.
FORBES-LINDSAY (Charles Harcourt
Ainslie) [29080-29082
Accident, sickness and total disability
insurance. pt. 2. 1 pot, (469]=177,
[i] p. 8vo. (Pacific mutual school
for salesmen, first post-graduate
course, no. 16.) © Oct.. 14, 1916562
ec. and aff. Oct. 18, 1916; A 444453.
Disability insurance. pt. 1. 1 p. L, p:
[153j-168, 11. 8vo. (Pacific mutual
school for salesmen, first post-gradu-
ate course, no. 15) © Sept. 23, 1916;
2 'e. and’ aff. “Oct. 2, 1SiGi & 444163.
Net_premium. 1 p. 1. [387]—42 p., 1 1.
8vo. (Pacific mutual school for
First post graduate course,
uss CP aKa |
salesmen.
no. 4) @ Apr. 12, 1916
aff. Apr. 18, 1916; A 430346.
© Pacific mutual life insurance
co. of California, Los Angeles.
He'll never
say his grandmother is dead—(if
she isn’t) (In Chicago herald)
[290838
© Dee. 3, 1916; 1 c Dee. 4, 1916;
A 449492; J. Keeley, Chicago.
Forp (John) Creed for a judge.
Proof. [29084
© Nov. 23, 19163. 2 (¢: “anda
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447975; Newspaper
enterprise assn., Cleveland.
FoREIGN missions conference. of North
America. Missionary ammunition
for the exclusive use of pastors. No.
1. Nov. 1, 1916. The pastor as a
world leader. New York, The mis-
sionary education movement of the
1300.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 29106
by rs! 3
ForREIGN missions conference of North | Fow rer (George L.) Anatomy of a
i i steel hopper bottom coal. ear.
United States and Canada, 1916; Sheet, diagrs., 184 by 25 inches.
40 p. 8vo. [29085 $0.25. [29095
© Nov. 7. 1916; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1916;
air. Nov. 23, 1916: A 4475387; Mis-
Sionary education movement of the
United States and Canada, New
York.
Forest Heights corp.*,
Duponts at Williamsburg.
fie, 24, [>] p. illus., map. obl.
24mo. [29086
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447391.
Norfolk, Va.
cover-
Forrest (Fayett Franklin) Naval
seabreeze; or, Bull. Norfolk, Va.,
P. A. La Roeque [1916] cover-title,
[16] p. illus. 4to. $0.50. [29087
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447081; Paul Adlore La
Rocque, Norfolk, Va.
Foster (Ida Woods)* Mazon, Ill. O’er
time and tide. 31 [1] p. illus.
16mo. $0.25. [29088
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
8, 1916; A 447783.
Foster (Winfred C.)* New York.
Our country [Rules] 8 p. S8vo.
(War and peace games) [29089
© Mar. 9, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; A 447846.
Fosteg-Mineurn co.*, Buffalo. Doan’s
directory of the United States.
1916-1917. cover-title, 32 p.. illus.
(part col.) ports. Syo. [29090
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1916;
aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 447293.
Yourke (William Dudley) Putting
force behind the peace movement.
Proof. (National editorial service,
serial no. 399.) [29091
© Feb. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448005; Natl. editorial
service, inc., New York.
FovarcuE (Walter G.) [29092, 29093
Method of driving. © Dec. 23, 1916;
1 ce. Dee. 80, 1916; A 450074.
Selection of clubs. © Dec. 1, 1916; 1
e. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449512.
[Note: The foregoing are in Golfers
magazine. ]
© Golfers magazine co.. Chicago.
Fowrer (Arthur L.)* Albany. Fowl-
er’s household helps. cover-title,
44 p. 16mo. $0.10. [29094
@oaNov. 11, 1916; 2. ¢..Nov. 16,
1916; aff. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447633.
76464174
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 447041: Norman W.
Henley pub. co., New York.
Fox (Richard K.) pub. co.*, New
York. New book of rules, official
and standard together with the
rules of the Amateur athletic union.
167 p. front. (port.) illus., diagrs.
16mo. (Cover-title: Official book of
rules for all sports, Fox’s athletic
library, no. 4.) $0.10. [29096
©. Nov. 11,1916 3; 2%e2) Now. 28;
1916; aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 446604.
[FRABASILIS (Giuseppina) ] Charlie
after a job. West Hoboken, N. J.,
C. Vellotti [1916] 9p. Svo. [Mo-
tion’ picture scenario] [29097
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1916; aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 444891;
Carmela Vellotti, West Hoboken,
Need
HRANCO-AMERICAN hygienic co.*, Chi-
cago. [29098, 29099
How to look your best. cover-title, 20
p: i6mo: 7©@ Oct. Ge LOTS 2 Yen and
aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454171.
——same. © Oct. 6, 1916; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1916; aff. Nov. Lio) S9LGS, OC
448181.
FRANKE (Charles A.)* Auburn, N. Y.
How much to pay for gas. Auburn,
N. Y., Auburn ignition mfg. co.,
1916. Card, printed on both sides,
2% by 5% inches. [29100
© Deent3: 1916s, Pre. and cag
Dee. 21, 1916; A 448513.
FRANKLIN County telephone co.*, St.
Albans, Vt. St. Albans district tele-
phone directory. Section 387. Fall
issue, 1916. cover-title, 12 p. 8vo.
[29101
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; ik 447240.
FREELAND (Isabelle Virginia)* WLake-
wood, O. Adventures of Brave
Heart and Laughing Eves. Oct. 29—-
Nov. 19, 1916. [4 installments] (In
Cleveland plain dealer.)
[29102-29105
© Oct. 29-Noy. 19, 1916; 1 c. each
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449197-449200.
FREEMASONS. Illinois. Grand lodge.
Official monitor adopted, 1916. 64
p. 82mo. sas 30. {29106
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; “ 454211: Most worship-
ful erand lodge, A. F. & A. M. of
the state of Iil., Chicago.
1301
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29107
FREESE (Dudley Paul)* St. Paul.
Yolly traveling fallers; snappy car-
toons of road life, by D. P. Freese,
drawings by M. J. Gallahan. cover-
tithe, .[S1} po (of cpls) obl.; 16moe.
$0.25. [29107
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 21, 1916; A 448445.
Fremont (Geo. R.)* Bridgeport,
Conn. [29108, 29109
It was your hair of chestnut brown;
or, You sages Ase why I love you.
11. 8vo. © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. aa 1916: A 44781 10.
Something wrong somewhere. i 1. Svo.
Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec.
1i, 1916; A 447811.
FRENCH (E. W.) ©@o.
tising campaign schedule. [4] p.
4to. $0.25. [29110
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 26, 1916; A 447221; KE. W.
French, New York.
French’s adver-
Fruit dispatch co.*, New York. Care
of bananas in winter. EGT op.
folder, illus. 16mo. [29111
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448357.
FUEL engineering co. of New York’,
New York. Coal service report for
the month. [29112, 291138
Oct, 1916... 7. numb;s-loose: 1. - 4to:, ©
Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; A 447386.
Nov., 1916. 7 numb.1. 4to. @ Dec. 11,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A
448388.
FUTTERER (Antonia F.)* Chicago.
Fall of all nations; the terrible Ar-
mageddon. Los Angeles, Cal., J. W.
Martin [1916] 81 p. illus. 16mo.
$0.25. [29114
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1916;
aff. Dee. 7, 1916; A 446747.
FUTTERER (Bernice) Mind Bible pic-
ture talk with Jesus 4000 years long,
by B. and Hunice Fiitterer. cover-
title,/52p.)) 12mo. $010: [29115
©: Dee VX - 1916 3) 2) es Dees, 21,
1916; aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454094;
Antonia Frederick Fiitterer, Chi-
cago.
Futter (Arthur Franklin) Friendship
and other writings. Los Angeles,
Cal., Anchor publishing co. 1916.
1p. 1, [5]-39 p. 24mo. $0.25.
[29116
e. and aff. Dec.
Anchor pub. co.,
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2
26, 1916; A 454172;
Los Angeles.
pt. 1; 1.83 vs
Futton, N. Y. Fulton city directory,
1916-1917. Elmira, N. Y., M. P
Goodhue, 1916. 241 p. S8vo. $3.00.
[29117
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
16, 1916; A 446826; M. P. Goodhue,
Elmira, N. Y.
FuULWEILER (W. H.) Purification of
water for gas-making purposes. 42
p. illus., diagrs. (part fold.) S8vo.
[29118
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447459; American gas
institute, New York.
Furuya (Y.) Taisho Rokunen San
Francisco and Yokohama steamship
schedule. Sheet, 4 by 74 inches.
[ Japanese] [29119
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454208; M. Nakamura,
San Francisco.
GABRIEL (Samuel) sons & co.*, New
York. Flag album containing the
flags of all nations. [16] p. illus.,
maps., envelope containing col.
poster stamps. obl. 16mo. $0.10.
[29120
© May 1, 1916; 2 ec. July 5, 1916;
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 444893.
Gace (Mrs. Fred W.)* Battle Creek.
Little builder of Christmas fires,
1 p. 1, [24] p. 22mos- Soe:
[29121
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
S, 1916; A 447782.
GALBRAITH (Anna M.)* New York.
Match maker. 6 p. 8vo. $0.50.
[Motion picture scenario] [29122
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448090.
GALLAGHER (Patrick W.)* Scranton,
Pa. History of the Diocese of Scran-
ton. Introduction. (In Catholic
light) [29123
© Dec. 19, 1916; 1 .@) Beem
1916; A 449895.
GARDNER (Bertram)* Garden City,
N. Y. Inspectors read this carefully
and follow strictly. 8 p. 8vo.
[29124
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1916;
aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444791.
GaRVICE (Charles)* Hambledon, Hen-
ley-on-Thames, England. Man she
chose. (Jn Lloyd’s weekly news)
[29125-29128
Oct. 15, 22, 1916. [2 instalments] ©
A ad int
es "each Nov. 18, 1916;
2813; pubd. Oct. 15, 22, 1916.
1302
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
GarRvice (Charles) *—Continued.
Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1916. [2 instalments]
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; A ad int. 2824;
pubd. Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1916.
Nov. 12, 1916. @©@ 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916;
A ad int. 2827; pubd. Nov. 13, 1916.
Nov. toe 26, as [2 instalments] ©
1 Dee 18, 1916; A ad int. 2834;
ene. Nov. 19, 26, 1916.
Gas age*, New York. Registration list
no. 2. 12th annual convention N. C.
G. A. cover-title, [31] p. illus.,
plan. 16mo. [29129
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444939.
Gay (Maude Clark) Garden of the
East; Wiscasset on Sheepscot Bay,
June 24, 1916. (Jn Lewiston jour-
nal) [29130
© June 24, 1916; 1 c Aug. 26,
1916; A 442078; Lewiston journal
co., Lewiston, Me.
GENERAL DRAFTING €O.*. inc., New York.
This cireular describes a new and
totally different map of the five
boroughs of New York city. Card,
maps, printed on both sides, 14 by 6
inches, fold. to 32mo. [29131
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447583.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co.*, Schenectady,
N. Y. Bulletin. [29132-29135
no. 44417. GH-258 ventilated commu-
tating pole railway motor. Novy., 1916.
4 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. © Dec. 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A
447918,
no. 46101. A. Type P demand meters
(printometers) Oct., 1916. 10 p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. © Oct 24. AGAGS 2 ec:
and aff. Dec. 15, 1916: A 447921.
no. 48021. Electrically heated, ovens.
Oek, 1916. 8 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee. 15,
1916; A 447920.
no. 48108. Direct current crane and
hoist motors, CO-2500 line (rede-
signed) Oct., i916. 12 p. illus., diagrs.
4to. © Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c«. and aff.
Dee. 15, 1916; A 447919.
GENERAL FIRE extinguisher co.*, Provi-
dence, R. I. [29136, 29137
Heating de luxe, G. F. E. Rector system.
illus., diagr.
8vo. } <a Nov. 11
1916; aff. Nov. g2. 1916; A 448117.
Technical explanations with illustra-
tions of the new G. F. E. Rector sys-
tem. 11,[1]p. diagrs. 4to. (Cover-
title: Heating. de as made plain) ©
Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1916;
aff. Nov. ae 1916; A 448118.
GENERAL RAILWAY Signal co.*, Roch-
ester, N. Y. A-P-B absolute per-
missive block sytem for single track
railways. 27, [1] p: incl. front.,
29145
GENERAL RAILWAY Signal co.*—Contd.
illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin 128A,
Mar., 1916) [291388
© Mar. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
8, 1916; A 427591.
GEORGE Washington memorial assn.,
Rhode Island advisory council. Na-
tion-wide citizens’ movement. [3]
p. illus. S8vo. [29139
© Jan. 21, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Jan.
27, 1916; 1 ce. Feb. 8, 1916; A 425042;
George Milbank Hersey, Cambridge,
Mass.
GEORGIA weather chart calendar, 1917.
#2 ke [2}ep.° thus: :eol., map? fol.
[29140
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447106; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
GERM 0’ soil co., San Francisco. Al-
falfa facts. [6] p. folder, illus.
Svo. (Facts for farmers series)
[29141
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
11, 1916; A 447130; Frederic L.
Wheeler, San Francisco.
GERMAN insurance bank, Louisville.
Fifty-week saving deposit plan.
Sheet, illus., 7 by 84 inches fold. to
48mo. $0.05. [29142
©): Oc, St 19tG: 2 ea Neves 25
1916; aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 447580;
John FE. Huhn, Louisville.
GESCHICHTE. “des “Volk zerkrieges, hrsg.
und verlegt von Hermann Schaff-
stein. [lfg. 19-36] Céln am Rhein,
1915-1916. 18 pt. front., illus,
plates (part col., part fold.) ports.,
map, col. fold. plans, diagrs. fol.
M. 0.60 a Ife. [29143
© Sept. 11, 1915-July 15, 1916;
1 ec. each Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign
143858; Hermann Schaffstein, Co-
logne, Germany.
GIESKE (George)* Bloomington, Il.
Care of the piano and player piano
in the home. [Bloomington, IIl.,
Central printing co., 1916] [12] p.
24mo. $0.25. [29144
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 447301.
GILBERT (John Wesley)* Philadelphia.
Seventh angel. [4] p. 8vo. $0.05.
[29145
© Dee. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 447819.
1303
CATALOGUE CF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29146
Gites (William R.) [20146-29149
Chicago loan is approved. @ Nov. 22,
1916; 1 c Nov. 25, 1916: A £49958"
China facing a new crisis. © Dec. 1,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449443.
Chinese premier is upheld. @©@ Dec. 23,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 28; 1916; A 449989.
Seeks impeachment of Chinese premier.
© Dec. 19, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 23, 1916;
A 449932.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago. ;
GILLESPIE (Gordon Finlayson)* Los
Angeles. [29150, 29151
Ah-Tee-Tee. Card, illus., 42 by 23 inches.
@ Nov. 3, 1916: Za C. and aff. Noy.
7, 1916; A 447263.
May I ask a little favor. Card. illus.,
feather inserted, 2% by 42 inches. @©
Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ce. and “aff. Nov. 7
1916; A 447264.
GIEL’S KALENDER, 1917. 31st year.
Published for The Girls friendly so-
ety Tal BFL, f2y) pe aber.
(part. col.) fol. [Text parallel to
binding] [29152
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448312; Eliza-
beth M. Hoppin, Cambridge, Mass.
GISHOLT machine co.*, Madison, Wis.
True costs at low expense. 34 p.
illus., fold. plates. i6mo. [29153
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448076.
GISSLER (August)* New York.
[29154, 29155
Sailor's yarns. [Jerry] cover-title, 31
p. 16mo. $0.10. © Dee. 14, 1916; 2
ce. and aff. Dec. 4539162 A 447932.
[Yankee Jim proves to the Portu-
guese cook that Magellan was an Irish-
man] cover-title. 23 p. 16mo. $0.10.
© Dee. 14, 1916: 2 ¢ and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; "A 447931.
GLEN telephone co.*, Johnstown, N. Y.
Amsterdam, Breadalbin, Burtonville
[ete.] telephone directory, Oct.,
1816; 96 p. Ate. [29156
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454291.
GrosE, Ariz. Globe and Miami city
directory, 1916-1917. Phoenix, Ariz.,
Walsh & Fitzgerald, 1916. 267 p.
Syvo. $6.00. [29157
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 446854: HL. L. Walsh,
Long Beach, Cal.
GLOBE - WERNICKE co.*, ‘Cincinnati.
Books for the farm home. 16 p.
illus. Svo. (Form no. 8384)
[29158
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 447667.
pt. 1, BES ae
Gorr.. (8.0: 5.) 4;
Gambler. cover-title, 48 p. illus.
Svo. $0.25. [29159
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454104.
GonzALez Ginogio (José) Lectura in-
fantil. Libro primere (Luis y Ana)
por José Gonzalez Ginorio. Nueva
York, Boston, [etc.] D. C. Heath y
Camden, N. J.
compania [1916] 2 p. L, 107 p.
illus. 12mo. $0.35. [29160
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
138, 1916; A 453049; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
Goop (Daniel Clare) Good’s index
cumulative supplement. v. 1, no. 3,
Oct.. 1916. Philadelphia, Pa., D. C.
Good, 1916. 67 p. S8vo. [29161
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916: A 445895; E. Schroeder
Good, Philadelphia.
Goop MORNING calendar, 1917. 54 L
to. $1.00. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [29162
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916: A 447800; Mrs. W. H.
Stacy, San Jose, Cal
GoopricH (B. F.) eco.*, Akron, O.
Goodrich route book of Ohio. Ak-
ron, O., The Goodrich national tour-
ing bureau [1916] 192 p. maps.
Syo. [29163
© June 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Aug. 14, 1916; A 437212.
GoopyEar (Lioyd E.) American book-
keeping series. Problem 24D. De-
partmental trading and account
numbering system, 7th unit work.
16 p. Svo. [29164
© Dec. 4, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454027: Goodyear-Mar-
shall pub. co., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
GooDYEAR tire & rubber co.
[29165, 29166
11 p. illus. 16mo. ©
Goodyear rims.
ec. and aff. Dec. 6,
Nov. 29, 1916; 2
1916; A 447719.
© Goodyear tire & rubber co.,
Akron, O.
Protect our good a ae 21 by 17
inches. © Nov. 1915 +.2 Dec. 20,
1915; aff. Jan. 12 1916; rh “454932.
© Theodore F. MacManus, Toledo,
O.
, Columbus, O.
[29167, 29168
Don’t kick on your repair bills. Sheet,
illus. (part mount. col.), printed on
both sides, 22 by 32 inches, fold to
4to. © Nov. a 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Noy. 25, 1916: A 447533.
Gorpon (J. P.) co.*
1304
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12, 1916
GorRDON (J. P.) co.*—Continued.
‘Gordon radiator and engine robes. [8]
folder. illus. (part col.)
(List no. RE 1) @© Nov. 25, 1916;
2 ec. Dec. 7, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 447900.
GoRDON-VAN TINE co.*, Davenport, Ia.
Building material. Winter ed. 1917.
cover-title, 144 p. illus. col. sam-
ples. obl. 8vo. [29169
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454157.
GORHAM ¢co.*, New York. Hcclesiasti-
cal department. 344 p. illus., (part
col.) 4to. (Serial no. 814 CP)
[29170
© Nov 25, 1916: 2 ‘c. Dee, 14,
1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 453163.
D.) Micro-photo-
graphs showing the _ results of
bumping watches. Cleveland, O.,
The W. C. Ballwatch co., 1916. Wall
GouLtp (Hialmer
chart, illus. (part col.) 24% by 19
inches. [29171
© Now, 19163) 2, ¢) Nov. 22,
1916; aff. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447634;
Webb C. Ball, Cleveland.
GRAHAM (Abbie) Gift of leadership.
cover-title, 12 p. 16mo. (The Inch
library, 2d inch) $0.05. [29172
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
4,1916; A 447701; National board of
Y. W. C. A.’s, New York.
GRAHAM (Percy C.)*
Florida’s wonderful
ecard, col. illus.
Gy Nove 22, 1916; 2c.
Nov. 24, 1916; A 448100.
GRAMMESINE. V. 21], no. 6, 1916. cover-
title, 40 p. iilus. 4to. [29174
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447468; L. F. Grammes
& sons, Allentown, Pa.
GRAND Rapips, Mich. R. L. Polk &
co.’s 1916 Grand Rapids city direc-
tory. 44th ed. Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Rapids directory com-
pany, 1916. 1564 p. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $8.00. [29175
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 445916; Grand Rap-
ids directory co., Grand Rapids,
Ela.
Post
[29173
and aff.
Tampa,
beast.
Mich.
GRAND Rapips savings bank [calen-
dar] 12 1., [2] p. illus., col. map.
fol. [29176
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447117; Grand Rapids
stationery co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
29185
GRAND UNITED order of wise men and
women of the world. Articles of in-
corporation. cover-title, [7] p. 24mo.
$0.25. [29177
© Dee. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
28, 1916; A 454247; Henry William
Hatten, Fort Worth, Tex.
Grant (Joseph T.)* El Paso, Tex.
Cross (X) in the map above, by the
poet-lariet. Post-card, col. map.
[29178
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448566.
GRANVILLE telephone co.*, Granville,
N. Y¥. Granville district telephone
directory. [Section] 39. Fall and
winter issue, 1916. cover-title, 32 p
SVO. [29179
©) Nowe 282) ONG 3) 2u.e. cand) aries
Dee. 1, 1916; A 447628.
GRATON & Knight mfg. co.*, Worcester,
Treatise on Spartan block type V
belts for power transmission. [18]
p. illus. 12mo. [29180
© Dee. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 448413.
GRAVES (Hiram A. & Mina C.)* Los
Angeles. Golden key to the gates
of pearl. 3p.1.,5-33 p. Svo. $0.30.
[29181
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
8, 1916; A 4538014.
Grawcock (Oscar D.) Worms and
other diseases of the hog. 32 p.
illus. 16mo. [29182
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 454016; Avalon farms
e0., Chicago.
Gray (Gordon) Why is a matinee
idol? Gray is defending ’em. (In
Motion picture leader) [29183
© Dee. 3, 1916; 1 ce. Dec. 11, 1916;
A 449636; General film co., inc., New
York.
GRAY-ADAMS engraving co.*, St. Louis.
Fairy story toy theatre cut-out.
eover-title, 2 1. col. illus. fol.
$0.10. [29184
- © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447862.
GRAY-HEATH co.*, Chicago. Keep the
ears rolling. cover-title [16] p.
illus. 12mo. [29185
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 « Nov. 27,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447565.
1309
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29186
GREEN (Annie I.) Outlines in domes-
tic science. Chicago, Beckley-Cardy
company [1916] [89] p., blank p.
diagrs. 4to. $0.50. [29186
© Nov. 11, 1915; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 448659; Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
GREEN (Ethel Colvin)* Kewanee, IIl.
Poems. 8 1. 16mo. (Cover-title:
Christmas poems) [29187
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1916;
aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 450000.
GREEN (Frederick H.)* Muscatine, Ia.
Sweetest girl in Dixie. Sheet, 74 by
4% inches. [29188
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447422.
GREENAMEYER (Mrs. Charles HEarl)*
Los Angeles. Science applied in the
making of candy, jellies and frozen
desserts; with recipes. 35, [1] p.
12mo. (Cover-title: How to al-
Ways succeed in making candies,
jellies and frozen desserts) $0.25.
[29189
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454028.
GREENE (C. W.) co.
ply catalogue, 1917. [14], 240 p.
illus. 8vo. (Cover-title The Greene
book of automobile supplies)
[29190
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
aff. Dee. 23, 1916; A 448520; Hen-
neberry co., Chicago.
Automobile sup-
GREENEWALD (Valentine) * ~ Covington,
Ky. Geheimniss einer guten ge-
sundheit und des wahren glueckes.
theil 9. 24 p. 12mo. $0.25.
[29191
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448530.
Grecory (Thomas B.) [29192-29197
Don’t give up the ship. (Jn Birming-
ham news.) © Nov. 19, 1916; 1 ¢.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449292.
Meaning of peace. © Dec. 24, 1916; 1c.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450051.
Nation of nations. © Dec. 3, 1916; 1 c¢.
Dec. 8, 19163; A 449573.
Rights of war and peace. © Dec.
7916; ibis UD ere Eee 1916; A 449901.
Roger Williams. © Dec. 10, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 13, 1916; A 449682.
Socrates. © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 ¢c. Dee. 1,
1916; A 449389.
[Note: The foregoing are in Pittsburgh
gazette times unless otherwise stated]
© Newspaper feature service, inc.,
New York.
nthe
1
9
ov
pt. I, HS. i
Griecs (Sutton Elbert)* Memphis,
Tenn. According to law. Memphis,
Tenn., National public welfare
league [1916] 103 p. 16mo. $0.35.
[29198
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454210.
GRIMSHAW (Beatrice) % Hughes Mas-
sie & co.*, London. Nobody’s Island.
(In Novel magazine, Nov., 1916)
[29199
© 1 « Nov. 21,. 1916; Azad ine
2828; pubd. Oct. 21, 1916.
GrossE zeit; illustrierte kriegsge-
schichte. [2d bd.] [29200-29202
hft. 39. p. 281-296. illus., col. fold.
plate. fol. M. 0.30. @ July 7, 1916;
te; Nov. 21,1916; A—Foreign 14340.
hft. 40. p. 297-312. illus., col. fold.
ease maps. fol. M. 0.30. @ July
20, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1916; A—For-
eign 14341,
hft. 41. p. 313-328. -illus, eels rere
plate, maps. fol. « O804).. ABET
1916; 1 c. Nov. 21, 1916; Foreign
14342.
© Ullstein & co., Berlin.
GrossMAN (Mary Elizabeth)* Colum-
bus, O. Mary Elizabeth’s cook book.
[Columbus, O., Press of Spahr &
Glenn, 1916] 99, [5] p. 8vo. $1.00.
[29203
© Dee. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 453229.
GrovE (Kate Walker) One hundred
stories for reproduction in the pri-
mary grades. Chicago, Beckley-
Cardy company [1916] fet p. 12mo;
$0.15. [29204
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453224 : Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
Grove (Robert B.) How to locate the
street and avenue numbers of New
York city at a glance. 8 p. map.
32mo. [29205
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447328 : United electric
light & power Co., New York.
GRUEN watch mfg. co.*, Cincinnati.
Your new ad man for the holidays.
cover-title, 311. illus., post card, in
cover. 8vo. [29206
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Nov. 1, 1916; A 444725,
Gurst (Edgar A.) Spirit of a bank.
cover-title, [4] p. 24mo. [29207
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 454133 ; Highland
Park state bank of Detroit, Detroit.
06
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29237
GuLick (Luther Halsey) Ten min-
utes’ exercise for busy men. New
York, American sports publishing
company [1916] 45 p. front.
(port.) illus., ports., diagrs. 16mo.
(Spalding’s athletic library, group
15, no. 161) $0.10. [29208
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c@ and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 453051; American
sports pub. co., New York.
Gutr kamerad. 30 jahrg. nr. 44-51.
8 v. illus. 4to. M. 8 a yr.
[29209-29216
© July 5—Aug. 28, 1916; 1 ¢c. each
Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14332-
148389 ; Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
GUTHRIE (Charles B.)* Washington.
[29217-29224
Official freight tariff directory. Suppl.
no. 9 to Western lines index no. 7%.
Sept. 15, 1916. Various paging. 4to.
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444968.
Suppl. no. 10 to Western lines in-
dex no. 7. Oct. 15, 1916. Various
paging. 4to. © Oct. 12, 1916; 2 ¢«
Nov. 17, 1916; A 444966.
—-— Suppl.
dex no. 7. ov. 15, Various
paging. 4to. © Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A "444964,
—— Western lines index no. 8. Dec. 15,
1916. Various paging. 4to. © Dec.
12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1916;
A 454298.
Official freight tariff directory circular.
uppl. no. 5 to Posting, circular no.
1. Sept. 1,1916. 4p. 4to. @© Aug.
29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 444962.
Suppl. no. 6 to Posting, circular no.
1. Oct. 1, 1916. 3p. 4to. © Sept.
28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 444967.
Suppl. no. 7 to Posting, circular no.
. Nov. 1, 1916. 3 p. 4to. © Oct.
30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
A 444965.
—— Suppl. no. 8 to Ft ets ee no.
1. Dec. 1, 1916. 3p. © Nov.
28, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dees 30, 1916;
A 454293.
HAANEL (Charles F.)* St. Louis.
[ 29225, 29226
Master key system. 7 numb. 1. _ fol.
$1.00. © Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A "454217.
This little booklet is a master key. St.
, Mo., Master-key publishing com-
[1916]. cover-title, [16] p.
nar. 8vo. © Nov. 9, 191 6; 2 e and
aff. Nov. 138, 1916; "A 444896.
Hackner (H.) co.*, La Crosse, Wis.
Church furnishings. cover-title, 167,
[1] p. illus. 4to. $1.00. [29227
© Nov. 25, 1916, 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 447835.
ae to Western lines in--
‘[HALKETT
HaArpricH (EK. H.)* Cross Keys, N. J.
Dye sticks and poles direct from the
producer to you. Sheet, illus., 13 by
11 inches, folded to 32mo. [29228
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 138, 1916;
aif. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454047.
Hauer (Richard A.)* Newark, N. J.
Complete instruction book for driv-
ing all makes of gasolene motor
ears. Newark, N. J., Dec., 1916. 1
p. L, p. 5-24. nar. 8vo. $1.00.
[29229
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ce and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A AATOA,
HALDEMAN (I. M.) Our Lord Jesus
Christ is coming to this world a sec-
ond time. New York, C. C. Cook
[1916] 59 p. 12mo. $0.25. [29230
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dee.
7, 1916; A 446740; Charles C. Cook,
New York.
Hare (Mary E.)* Barre, Vt.
[29231-29233
I wish you the merriest Christmas.
Card, col. illus., 33 by 53 inches. ©
Noy. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 27,
1916; A 448565.
Just an old friend’s word. Card, col.
illus., 33 by 54 inches. © Nov. 20,
16; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 27, 1916;
A 448563.
To a dear lady. Folded card, col. illus.,
52 by 34 inches. © Nov. 20, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A ‘448564.
Hatt (Sydney <A.)*. Chicago. Rate
fundamentals and tariff interpreta-
ation. 1-17. Proof. (Traffic news
syndicate) [29234
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
9, 1916; A 448315.
HALE (William Bayard) Hale, in open
letter to Wilson calls for move to
end war. (in New York American)
[29235
© Dec. 10, 1916; 1 @ Dec. 12,
1916; A 449665; Internatl. news
service, New York.
(Sarah Phelps Stokes) ]
Aunt Sadie’s rhymes and rhyme-
stories, by Aunt Sadie, illus. by the
author assisted by Harold Soderston.
New York, H. P. Dutton & co.
[1916] ix, 114 p. illus. 4to. $1.25.
[29236
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 446657 ; EK. P. Dutton &
co., New York.
Haru (Douglas)* Kalamazoo, Mich. I
am a photograph. (In Kalamazoo
Gazette-telegraph.) [29237
© Noy. 12, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 20,
1916; A 449148.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29238
Hatt (EK. L.) New oil gas plant,
Portland, Or. 64 p._ illus., diagrs.
(part fold.) 8vo. [29288
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447460; American gas
institute, New York.
Hart (Jennie) Teachers manual to
accompany Our ancestors in Europe.
Boston, New York [ete.] Silver,
Burdett and company [1916] 60 p.
illus. 12mo._ $0. re [292389
© Dee. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 19165 A: 448987 ; Silver, Burdett
and co., Boston.
Hatt-Mack co.*, Philadelphia. Christ-
mas helper, no. 4, exercises, recita-
Lipns, Grills,’ ete.,. 31... p.. allus.,
diagrs. Svo. $0.10. [29240
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 446675.
HALLoRAN (Daniel Joseph)* Brooklyn.
Daniels scientific moon table, show-
ing the position of the moon for each
day of 1917. Sheet, table, 11 by 83
inches. $0.12. [29241
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1916;
aff. Noy. 4, 1916; A 447403.
HALtsEy (George Dawson)* Atlanta.
[ 29242, 29243
Personal efficiency, a condensed summary
for busy readers. Atlanta, G&A., The
Clearing house for employment, 1916.
27 p. S8vo. $0.10. © Nov. 18, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454055.
Self analysis in the choice of a vocation.
Atlanta, Ga. The Clearing house for
employment, 1916. : 12mo.
$0.05. © Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 20, 1916; A "454054.
HamsBoure (Mark)* London. How to
play with expression. (Jn Strand
magazine, Dec., 1916.) [29244
© 1 ec. Dec. 20, 1916; A ad int.
2838; pubd. Nov. 22, 1916.
HAMEL (Juanita) [29245-29249
Girls of the second floor back. No. 12—i6.
[5 instalments] (Jn St. Louis times)
©. Oct. 16-Noy.. 13; 1996; 1 "ce each.
Noy. 25, 1916; A 449256.
© German American press assn.,
St. Louis.
no. 16. (In Chicago herald Sun-
day fiction magazine) @©@ Nov. 19,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449171.
Straight girl on the crooked path. Nov.
26, 1916. (In Chicago herald) ©
Nov. 26, 1916; 1c. ‘Nov. 27, 19165 A
449364.
—— Dec. 10, 1916. (In Chicago herald)
@ Decs 10, 19162 4 “eG: Dec. Ai, 1916s
A 449737.
Dec. 17, 1916. (In Chicago herald
Sunday fiction magazine) © Dee AV,
1916; 1c. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449874.
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Q
is
pt. Basa ae
HAMILTON (Charles L.) Why cured
inebriates relapse. Dwight, Ill., The
L, E. Keeley co. 1916 15 p. 16mo.
[29250
© Nov. 24, 1916: °2 cUNovwee
1916; aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 447947;
Leslie E. Keeley co., Dwight, Il.
HAMILTON (Clarence G.) How to use
the metronome correctly. Philadel-
phia, Pa., T. Presser co. [1916] 11
p. 12mo. [(The musical booklet
library)] $0.10. [29251
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448484; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
HAMMONDS (Lucius Madison)* El
Paso, Tex. Our borderland. Folded
post card. col. illus. [29252
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448605.
HAMPDEN CORUNDUM wheel ©Co.*,
Springfield, Mass. Grinding wheels.
111 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. [29253
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 e. Dec. 1, 1916;
aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 448180.
HAMPDEN TOY c¢o.*, Westfield, Mass.
Gilman paragon perfect model gar-
ment hangers. cover-title, [42] p.
illus. 16mo. ([Catalog E])
[29254
© Nov. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
8, 1916; A 447751.
HANpDy almanac year book and ency-
clopedia. 1917. [New York, C. S.
Hammond & co., 1916] xxxii, 144 p.
illus. S8vo. [29255
© Dec. 23, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
28, 1916; A 453314; C. S. Hammond
& co., New York.
HaAnF (Emil Edwin)* Lancaster, Pa.
Insane part of human life. 42 p.
24mo. [29256
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
30, 1916; A 454279.
HAnNNon (William Morgan)* New Or-
leans. Wilson way. (Jn Modern
woman, Oct., 1916) [29257
© Oct. 10, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 449462.
Harmon (Christopher)* White Plains,
IN 3X Register’s docket [and]
County clerk’s docket. (Jn Eastern
state journal) [29258-29262
Nov. 9-22, 1916. @©@ Nov. 25, 1916; 1
ec. Nov. 25, 1916; A 449243.
Nov. 23-29, 1916. @©@ Dec. 2, 1916; 1
ce. Dec. 2, 1916; A 449428.
Nov. 30—Dec. 6, 1916. © Dec. 9, 1916;
1c. Dec. 9, 1916; A 449611.
08
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Harmon (Christopher )*—Continued.
er. 715. 1916. © Dec. 16, 19163 1 c.
Dec. 19. 1916; A 449820.
Dec. 14—20, 1916. = Dec. 28, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449948
[Harms tide calendar] 1917. 138 1.
16mo. $0.023. [29263
© Nov. 10 .1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 447317 ; Charles
F. Harms, New York.
Harris (Ada Van Stone) Little folks
in Busy-Land, by A. V. S. Harris
and Lillian McLean Waldo, illus. by
Elizabeth Jones Babcock. New
York, C. Seribner’s sons, 1916. 154
me sus:, part col., diagrs. S8vo.
a. [29264
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Noy. 22, 1916; A 446551; Charles
Secribner’s sons, New York.
Harris (Beatrix O.)* Nutley, N. J.
Your piano and how to care for it.
fp.) 12mo. - $0.35. [29265
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444778.
New York.
Photoplay.
[29266
e. and aff.
Harris (Charles K.)*
Should a girl be told?
[4] p. S8vo. $1.00.
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2
Nov. 21, 1916; A 447500.
Harris (Frances A.) Clark’s O. N. T.
book of crochet and tatting. 52 p.
illus., diagrs. obl. 16mo. $0.10.
[29267
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
7, 1916; A 448282; Clark thread co.,
Newark, N. J.
Harris (M. H.)* New York. M. H.
Harris advertising and art service.
[Oct. 30, 1916] cover-title, 9 1. proof,
illus. 12mo. [29268
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
31, 1916; A 447135.
Harrison (Leonard S§8.)* Akron, O.
Golden band. Sheet, 8 by 34 inches.
[29269
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2
7, 1916; A 447262.
ce. and aff. Nov.
Harrison safety boiler works,* Phila-
delphia. Directions for installing,
adjusting, and operating Cochrane
V-notch flow meters. 12 p. illus.,
diagrs. Svo. [29270
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 447250.
29315-
Hart (Albert Bushnell) Plague on
both their houses. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
401) [29271
@)Feb. 6) 1916 2) errand talk.
Aug. 31, 1916; A 448007; National
editorial service, ine., New York.
HARTMAN gold mining co.*, Oshkosh,
Wis. Gold! Gold! Gold! Oatman
district, Arizona. [4] p. illus. 4to.
[29272:
(©) Oet.. 18, 199659 6.Octi 24) 1946;
aff. Oct. 27, 1916; A 447058.
Harvey (Joseph C.)* St. Louis. Game
of eighty-one. Rules. St. Louis,
Harvey sales co., 1916. Sheet, 10%
by 17 inches. [29273
@ Oct. 16,1916: 2 ce. and’ aff.
Nov. 13, 1916; A 447402.
Harvey spring & forging co.*, Racine,
Wis. Automobile springs. 32 p.
illus. Svo. (Complete catalog, 1916)
[29274
©) Sept. 15/7 4986-2 1G Oek soo.
1916; aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 4476389.
Hassack (Paul)* Weehawken, N. J.
Vinegar builetin, the manufacture of
fermented vinegar. vy. 1, no. 1, Nov.
1ISIG6-—-S=p. ilus., diaers.. folk
[29275
© Nov: 23) 41916 2 c. Nov. 25,
1916; aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 448235.
[Hastines (James Syme)] Bits of
byplay, by Luke McLuke [pseud.] (In
Cincinnati enquirer) [29276-29315
. 16-18. 1916; [3 instalments] ©
Nov. 16—18, 1916; 1 c¢. each Noy. 22,.
> A 449189 449191.
Nove 192 1916. 7 @i Nov. 19) t9tGs tex
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449391.
Nox:.; 20; 1946. @s Nove) 205) 1916-92 ve:
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449192.
Nov. 21-25, 1916; [5 instalments] @©
Nove 21-25: 1916; 1 et Nowe 2, 1906s
A Y4930: 3449307.
Nov. 26-30, 1916. [5 instalments] @>:
Nov. 26-30, 1916; 1 ec. each Dee. 4
1916; A 449467449471.
Dee. 1-5, 1916. . [5 jnerabaenta @:
Dec. 125 1916; 1 c. each Dec. 7, 1916;
A 449531-449535
Dec. 6-10, 1916. [5 instalments] ©:
Dec. 6-10, 1916: 1 c. each Dec. 14,
1916; A 449717449721.
Dec. 11-15, 1916. [5 instalments] ©:
Dec. 11-15, 1916; 1 c. each Dec. 26,
1916; A 449961-449965.
. 16-20, 1916. [5 instalments] @:
Dec. 16-20, 1916; 1 c. each Dec. 22,
1916; A 449906-449910.
Dec. 21-25, 1916. @© Dec. 21-25, 1916;
1 ec. each Dec. 29, 1916; A 450045—-
450049.
© Cincinnati enquirer, Cincinnati.
1309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29316
Hat trade pub. co.*, New “York.
American hatter codes. Card, 824 by
10 inches. [29316
@© Dec . 22,,,1916: 2 ¢. Dec.’ 26,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448641.
HAUSER (Carl)* Cleveland. Memento
and certificate of baptism. [12] p
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.25
[29317
© uduly) 15) 1916-45 es Aue 7-12.
1916; 1 ¢@ Sept. 23, 1916; aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 4389464.
[One copy has title: A token of
your baptism]
Hawks (J. G.) Jack o’ diamonds
[Los Angeles, Printed by Standard
printing co., 1916] cover-title, 34 p.
8vo. [Motion picture scenario]
[29318
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447511; Thos. H. Ince,
Culver City, Cal.
Hayes (Arthur James) [29819, 29320
Naarai of the eyes of night. © Dec. 17
ORG 1s. Cy OCC aS. OdiGis
Trail of the golden ghost. © Nov
1916;
[Note:
herald Sunday fiction magazine]
© J. Keeley, Chicago. -
Haynes (Carlyle B.) The Christian
Sabbath, is it Saturday or Sunday?
Nashville, Tenn., Fort Worth, Tex.
[ete.] Southern publishing associa-
Lions; VISIGY, AS ep i ronts.; alls,
12mo. $0.50. [29321
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 « and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453258; Southern pub.
assn., Nashville.
Hays (Joseph W.) [29322-29324
Bonus systems in steam power plants.
Chicago, Combustion appliances co.
[1916] ab ape illus., diagr. ©
Dec. 26, 1916; 2 c and ‘aff. Dee. 29,
1916; A 448630.
Drafts and draft regulation. Chicago,
Combustion appliances co. [1916] 31
D illus., diagrs. 8vo. © Nov. 17,
191635 2 ¢. Dee. dis, oS 5 cat. Dec.
29, 1916; A 448612.
© Joseph W. Hays, Chicago.
Waste of fuel in stationary plants.
Lecture no. - Hays and
KE. A. Moreland. Chicago, Vulean
fuel economy company, 1916. 19 p
Svo. "© Noy. 9, 1916s 2c. (Nav. 13,
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448111.
© Vulcan fuel economy co., Chi-
cago.
Heap (Joel Towers)* Birmingham.
King Rhythm. Sheet, diagr., printed
on both sides. 8% by 54 inches.
[29325
© Novy. 16) 1916°>"'2) 6 Nox 22
1916; aff. Dee. 4, 1916: A 454046.
pt. 1, Nas... 83
ec. ey
A 449872.
26, |
1.e. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449362.
The foregoing are in Chicago |
HEALD’s business college*, San Fran-
cisco. America’s greatest school-
master of business and his work-
shop. [10] p. port. 24mo.
[29326
© Dec. 18,°19165) 2... andiean,
Dec. 28, 1916; A 454258.
HEATH (Frank Stowe)* Erie,
Taught by the Holy Spirit. 24 p.
16mo. “9 [29327
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448129.
HEERGEIST (Charles A.) Carriage
monthly course in vehicle drafting
and construction. pt. HK. Lesson
1-52. Philadelphia, Ware bros.
company, 1916. 50 sheets, diagrs.,
18 by 18 inches,-in envelope 14 by
194 inches. $5.00. [29328
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 @ Sept 20,
1916; aff. Oct. 5, 19165 A: 447346-
Ware bros. co., Philadelphia.
HEIN (Carl) Voice production in
twenty lessons (Stimmbildung in 20
lektionen). New York, C. Fischer
[1916] 29 p. 4to. $1.00. [29329
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
22, 1916; A 454168; Carl Fischer,
New York.
HEINZ interest & discount time teller
and desk calendar, 1917. Chicago,
Edwards & Deutsch lithographing
company, 1916. cover-title, [730]
loose p. 16mo. $2.50. [29330
© Dec 12, 1916: 2 eae
Dee. 15, 1916; A 4538090; Edward
N. Heinz, Chicago.
HENDERSON (Carrie Safford Melvin) *
Newport, Or. Sea pictures by C. S.
M. Henderson [illustrations by A. L.
Px
Thomas] Albany, Or., Press of F.
K. Churchill & son [1916] [15] p.
illus. 8vo. $0.25. [29331
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448358.
‘(Charles Kennon) jr.*,
Insurance (fire)
agents desk monitor. Card, 74 by
12% inches. $0.25. [29832
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454099.
Henry County, Ill. Prairie farmer’s
directory of Henry County, Ill.
Chicago, Ill., Prairie farmer publish-
ing co. 1916. p. [5]-161. _ illus.,
loose fold. maps. S8vo. $1.50.
[29333
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 445945; Prairie
farmer pub. co., Chicago.
HENDERSON
Carroliton, Ga.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 29356
Henry H. Rowtey’s 1917 year book, | Hickson Débutante’s winter tail-
Success on the farm. Erie, Pa., leurs. (Jn Harper’s bazar, Dec.,
H. H. Rowley, 1916. 64 p._ illus., 1916) [29346
fold. map. Svo. $1.00. [29334 © Nov. 29, 1916; 1 ¢ Nov. 28,
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1. 1916; A 445897; Henry H. Row-
ley, Erie, Pa.
Hersey (George Milbank)* Boston.
Reproach to pe removed. [4] p.
16mo. (Bulletin no. 2) [29335
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2
1, 1916; A 447644.
e. and aff. Dec.
Hess’ (Gilbert) Poultry culture.
Ashland, O. Dr. Hess & Clark, 1916.
60 p. illus. i12mo. [29336
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 447709; Dr. Hess &
Clark, Ashland, O.
HEXAGON sewing machine co.*,
beth, N. J.
Wexagon machina de
folder. illus. 24mo. (Form 9444,
Portuguese, Dec., 1916) ©, Dee. Do»
1 Zeer and: ‘aft.’ Dec. “26, 1916:
A 454192.
Hexagon mfquina para coser. p.
folder, illus. 24mo. (Form 9445,
Spanish, Dec., 1916) © 22°
19LG 2c) and afi; Dec. 26, 1916:
A 4541938.
Hexagon sewing machine. [6] p. folder,
illus. 24mo. (Form 9442, Dec,
1OnG)m Orpec, 22). 4916); 2 ¢: and. aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 454191.
Instrucciones para la maquina
para familia Hexagon no. 1. cover-
Hale 20) p:; illus. 24mo. (Form
8383, Spanish, Dec., 1916) @© Dec. 22,
191 6: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916;
A 454195.
Instrucgdes para a Hexagon no 1 ma-
Hliza-
[29337-29342
coser. Gis Dp:
de coser
china de coser para familia. cover-
title, 20 p. illus. 24mo. (Form
8382, Portuguese, Dec., 1916) © Dec.
22, 1916: 2c. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916;
A 454196.
Instructions for the Hexagon no. 1
family sewing machine. cover-title, 20
p. illus. 24mo. (Form 8375, Dec.,
Hots MO) Wee. 22, 1916 5 2c. and aff.
Dec. 26, 1916; A ‘454194.
Herywoop (Ferd. H.)* Pittsburgh.
New 8 acre shopping and office cen-
ter, accessible to 424 million people
within one night’s ride. Card, illus.,
maps. 19 by 14 inches. [29343
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454051.
HickMAN (Frank Carlton)* Detroit.
Personal service. Spe. Yella:
SVO. [293844
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 447958. .
HickMAN (James Joseph)* Brooklyn
Have your house wired for the elec-
tric service. [4] p. 24mo. [293845
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 «. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 447688.
1916; A 449498; Hickson & co., New
York.
Hickson (E. J.)* Butler, Pa. Organi-
zation of the bankers fire insurance
exchange of America. Sheet, print-
ed on both sides, 84 by 11 inches.
[29347
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 30, 1916; A 454288.
Hieeins (Henry A.)* Boston. Course
in the science of physical self-build-
ing. Various paging. 4to. [293848
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1916;
A 447569.
HIGHLAND body mfg. co.*, Cincinnati.
Standard Highland bodies for motor
trucks. 16 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Catalog 17) [29349
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444778.
HictEy (Henry Rich)* Pittsfield,
Mass. Our system. [11] p. illus.
32mo. [29350
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1916;
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447420.
HIKELL co.*, Omaha, Neb. HykKell club.
2 sheets, 11 by 84 inches. [29351
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 448230.
HILDEBRAND (Joel Henry)* Berkeley,
Cal. Outline of lectures in chem-
istry. 1—AB. Berkeley, Cal., Led-
erer, Street & Zeus co., 1916. 108 p.
4to. $0.50. [29352
Or Aug. 4619163" 2) ex Sept. a6;
1916; aff. Sept. 12, 1916; A 444099.
Hitt (Napoleon)* Chicago. Psychol:
ogy of salesmanship. Chicago,
Bryant & Stratton business coilege
[1916] 12 p. 4to. (1st of a series)
[29353
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453261.
Hinp (C. Lewis) Art of landscape,
Titian to Turner. (Jn Christian
science monitor) [29354-29356
Patient, persevering Altdorfer.
Noy. 17, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1916;
449180.
Serene Raphael and eager Bassano. ©
Dee! 151916 (1 c.° Dee: 27,. 1916; A:
449987.
Tintoretto—then twilight. @© Dec. 15,
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 27, 1916; A 449986.
© Christian science monitor, Bos-
ton.
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29357
pt. I, n.s., v. 18.
HierEE motor supply co.*, Des Moines.
New Michelin universal tread, (Jn
Des Moines register) [29357, 29358
This is the tire that wins in a walk. ©
Nov. 12,. 191631 ¢. Nev. 46,4916;
A 449323.
Tire that has been put to the most
severe tests. @ Nov. 19, 1916; 1 ec.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449322.
HirgscuH, LInIENTHAL & co.*, New York.
Dominion of Canada loans. Card.
172 by 18 inches. [29359
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444786.
HirscuHit (Samuel Dillon) Pleading.
Chicago, La Salle extension univer-
sity. 42 p. S8vo. (American law
and procedure, lecture 45) [29360
tc) Nov...13,) 1916: 2 en Neve 2G,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447484;
La Salle extension university, Chi-
cago.
Hite (Morgan Dudley)* New Orleans.
Statement of the fundament of aes-
thetics. (Jn Building review.)
[29361
© Oct. 14, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1916;
A 449112.
Hoarp (Halbert L.)* Fort Atkinson,
Wis. Hoard’s 5,000 farm, ranch and
cottage names with glossary of foun-
dation words. Fort Atkinson, Wis.,
Hoard’s dairyman art department,
1916. 22p. illus., port. 4to. $0.25.
[29362
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448381.
Hopart (Frederick)
of piano instruction. Lesson 1-10.
10 v. illus. fol. $5.00. [29363
©) Dee; Ze 1916292" cee.) 26,
1916; aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448559;
Monarch pub. co., Pittsburgh.
Hover. (Ja>) Perry)*:: Dampa;- Wa.
Hodge’s common sense shorthand in
ten lessons. Lesson no. 1. Sheet,
5% by 83 inches. $1.00. [29364
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444795.
Hopeman (Carolyn Stecher )
[29365-29370
A. B. C. book of birds, by C. S. Hodg-
Monarch system
man, pictured by W. FEF. Stecher.
Rochester, N. -¥., ‘Stecher “Hth:* co.,
19165 4..—1 3] ps teol. (<thtuss! ‘folk
Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 454077.
Bird jingles, by C. S. Hodgman, draw-
ings by W. F.. Stecher. Rochester, N.
Y., Stecher lith, co., 1916. [13] Dp
col. illus. fol. 0} Apr) AS. pOnG <
2c. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454085.
HoveMan (Carolyn Stecher)—Contd.
Boyhood days of George Washington, by
Cc. S. Hodgman, drawings by “Ache:
Levering. “Rochester, N. Y., Stecher
ith. \¢o.,% 1916: [13] p. col.
fol. © "Apr. 13, "1916; >2.-e, and ar.
Dee. 18, 1916; A 454081.
How Santa filled the Christmas stock-
ings, by C. S. Hodgman, pictured by
W. EF. Stecher. Rochester, N. Y.,
Stecher lith. co., 1916.
illus. fol. © Apr. eke
aff. Dee. 18, 1916; A 454082.
Story of Noah’s ark, by C. S. Hodgman,
drawings by W. F. ‘Stecher. Roches-
ter, N. Y.. Stecher lith. co., 1916.
el D. col. illus. S8vo. @, Oct, 25
Be c. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A
Trip to Clown Land, by C. S. Hodgman,
drawings by Will ¥. Stecher. Roches-
ter, N. Y., Stecher lith. co., 1916.
[14] p. col. illus. 16mo. © Apr. 13,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee. 18; 1916; A
454064.
© Stecher iithographie c¢o., Ro-
chester, N. Y.
HOECHSTETTER (Sophie) Stunde der
erfiillung; roman. auf., 1.—24. forts.
u. schluss. [25 instalments] (J%
Berliner lokal anzeiger ) [29371
© June 27—July 25, 1916; 1 ¢c. each
Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 143851;
August Scherl, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
HorMan (Frederick O.)* Philadelphia.
Hints and suggestions for the laun-
dry. 2383p. 16mo. [29372
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444934.
Hocan (B. H.)* Liberty Center, Ind.
Internal bath. 382 p. _ illus., diagr.
Svo. $2.00. [29373
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 4AT495, f
Horsrooxk (Mildred)* Portland, Me.
[293874-2937TT
Andy, you’re a dandy but look out?f
Look out! @ Nov. 16, 1916; 1 «.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 449128.
Dream bubbles. © Nov. 16, 1916; 1 ce.
Noy. 20, 1916; A 449129.
In the golden fields of memory where the
dream flowers grow. © Nov. 16, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449130.
Just you come along to He my Mandy
Lee. © Nov. 16, 1916; e. Nov. 20,
1916; A 449131. tNote : The fore-
going are in Daily eastern argus]
HOoLE-PROOF hosiery co.*, Milwaukee.
Hole proof hosiery for Christmas.
(In Ladies’ home journal, Dec,
1916) [29378.
© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 ce. Dec. 9, 1916;
A 449640.
HorMeEs (Davis Forbes) * New Orleans.
Cash discount. 20p. 24mo. [293879
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
16, 1916; A 448400.
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no. 12, 1916
29400
HorsTEIN—-FRIESIAN assn. of America*,
Delavan, Wis. Advance register
year book. v 27. Malcolm H. Gard-
ner, editor, 1331 p.,11. Svo. $2.00.
[29880
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 446516.
Morton (Martha Adelaide)
[29381, 29382
Teachers’ notebook for the Holton-Curry
fourth reader, by M. A. Holton and
Charles Madison Curry. Chicago, New
ork, Rand McNally & company
fieaeol. 64 p. 12mo. @ Nov. 25,
MGs eG and aft. Dee, 1, 1916; A
445888.
Teachers’ notebook for the Holton—Curry
Sixth reader, by M. A. Holton and
Charles Madison Curry. Chicago, New
ork, Rand MeNally & company
[1916] PO een tt pis Lm." 1@
Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. i,
1916; A 445884.
© Rand McNally & company, Chi-
cago.
Home telephone & telegraph co. of
Spokane,* San Francisco. Spokane
and counties of Adams, Franklin,
Lincoln [ete.] telephone directory.
Nov., 1916. various paging, 4to.
[29383
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454224.
HOMESTEAD almanac, 1917. Newport,
Vt. Compliments of Orleans trust
company. cover-title, [82] p. Svo.
$0.07. [29384
© Dec. 1, eu le Ze. Dee. 27:
1916; aff. Dec. a, 1916; A 448576;
Almanac advertising agency, West-
field, N. J.
Hoover (Howison E.)* Washington.
Alfabet. [4] p. diagrs. 4to. $1.00.
[29385
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec.
Sept. 23, 1916; A 444098.
Hopkins (Frank W.) Scoop, the cub
reporter. Each, illus. proof.
[29386-29390
Week of Oct. 16—Nov. 6, 1916. © Oct.
25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 9, 1916;
A 447271.
Week of Nov. 13, 20, 1916. © Nov. 8,
1t9tG22 e: ‘and-aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A
448083.
Week of Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 1916. @©@ Noy.
24d, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916;
A 447754.
Week of Dec. 11-23, 1916. @© Dec. 5
16; 2c and aff. Dec. 22, A916:
454152.
Week of Dec. 25—Jan. 6, 1917. © Dec.
fPatote > 2c. and afi. Dec. 22, 1916 ;
‘A 45414 9.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
pel” Site:
[Hopkins (Mary)] Homemade gift of
eretonne. 16 p. diagrs. S8vo. $0.10.
[29391
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 448036; Curtis pub.
co., Philadelphia.
HopprrR-CousINS press syndicate, inc.*,
New York. Bank advertisements.
Each: cover-title, 12 1. 8vo. (Culp
daily moneymessages )
[29392, 29393
Nov. copy. © Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 30, 1916; A 444666.
Dec. EORY: © Nov. 22, 1916;
Dec. 4, 1916; A 448978,
2 ec. and aff.
HorLick maltoat biscuit ¢o.*, Milwau-
kee. Horlick’s maltoat biscuit, a
malted food in cracker form. Card,
printed on both sides. 5 by 3 inches.
[29894
© Sept. 29, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Nov. 15, 1916; A 444919.
HoRNMANN magic co.
wonders. EZ Si... “Dp:
(Cover-title: Magic.)
20th century
illus. SVO.
$0.25.
[29895
© Feb. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Mar. 3, 1916:
aft. Mar 1, 1916; A 427153 <7 Otte
Hornmann, New York.
HOSPITAL supply co.*, New York.
Catalogue of aseptic steel furniture
and hospital equipment: Seetions O
and) Wei ed pl. 2o05.p, Huss dizer:
4to. [29396
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 445725.
HovucH (Dey M.)*
dential statements.
inches.
© Novy. 11, 1916;
23, 1916; A 448108.
HOUSEKEEPER’S almanac for the year
1917. [Laneaster, Pa., Printed by
The Conestoga pub. co., 1916]
cover-title, [32] p. illus. Svo. $0.05
[29398
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Dee. 18, 1916;
aff. Dee. 15, 1916; A 447994; John
Baer’s sons, ine., Laneaster, Pa.
Chicago. Confi-
Sheet, 11 by 84
[29397
2c. and aff. Nov.
Houston chronicle pub. co.*, Houston.
[29899, 29400
Santa Claus’ postoffice. © Dec. 18,
1915; 1 c. Dee. 7, 1916; A 449790.
Who’s who? Chronicle’s picture puzzle
contest for business men. Novy. 5,
1OTG SS 1@ Nove 5: 19t6e fh ie Wee
1916; A 449789.
[Note: The foregoing are in Houston
chronicle]
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29401
ptt hh Sys
Howes (S.) co., ine.*, Silver Creek,
N. Y. Eureka grain cleaning ma-
chinery. Catalogue no. 75. 224 p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. [29401
© *Dee. 16,7) 49162 co Dec) 20;
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 446861.
HoxtTER (Mary E.)* Portland, Or.
Grandpa’s cat. cover-title, [19] p.
illus. obl. 12mo. $0.50. [29402
© Nov. 20, 1916 2 «@ Nov. 28,
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448167.
Hoy (HE. Roy)* Webb City, Mo.
[29408, 29404
My flag. @ Nov. 12, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 27,
1916; A 449308.
Stuck. e Nov. 26, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1916; 449473.
[Note:
The foregoing are in Joplin
news herald]
HtitsHor (John L.) German lessons.
Appendix to Hiilshof’s manual, pt. 2.
New York, W. R. Jenkins co. [1916]
al p. a2mo., $0:2). [29405
©) Mar. 30) 1496 =). 2 @ -viay a:
1916; aff. Apr. 28, 1916; A 427919;
William R. Jenkins co., New York.
HUFF (Charlotte Evelyn) Real
Christmas present. 22 p._ front.
plate. i6mo. [29406
© Dec. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
29, 1916; A 448631; Charles Law-
rence Huff, Philadelphia.
HucHes (Harry F.)* Detroit. Bas-
set pound price tables. [Chicago,
Ill., Printed by American blue print
paper company, 1916] 108 numb.
1. Svo. $5.00. [29407
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1916;
HueHes (James P.) Finals in Ta-
coma city golf championship tourna-
ment, stroke by stroke. (Jn Ta-
coma Sunday news ledger.) [29408
© Nov. 19, 01916 +d eG) VNovs-25,
1916; A 449257; S. S. Anderson, Ta-
coma.
HuuHN (John H.)* Louisville, School
savings bank savings card. Card,
printed on both sides, 53 by 34
inches. $0.01. [29409
© Dee. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447796.
HumMAn bank news. v. 1, no. 1, Oct.
28, 1916. Sheet, 25 by 7 inches.
[29410
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447192; James Mitchell
Grantham, Evanston, Ill.
Humpnurey (J. M.)* Chicago. Vivid
description of sin’s bypaths for
young people. Lima, O., True gos-
pel grain pub. co., 19167) d1G on:
front. 16mo. $0.40. [29411
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 446874.
HumpuHreys (Frederick) Manual de
Humphreys para la administraci6n
de medicinas y el tratamiento de
las enfermedades. Edici6én revi-
sada. New York, Humphreys’
homeo. medicine co., 1916. 128 p.
pront. (port.) illus. 32mo. [29412
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447674; Humphreys’
homeopathic medicine co, New
York.
Hunt (George S.)* Nashville. Gos-
pel of pasture and provender; al-
faifa, white and yellow sweet clover,
red clover. cover-title, 31, [1] p.
16mo. $0.25. [29413
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ¢@ and aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447607.
Hunt (Rodney) machine co.*, Orange,
Mass. Hunt water controlling ap-
paratus. 112p. illus., tables, diagrs.
8vo. (Catalogue no. 30, section W
C A) [29414
© Oct. 3, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 18, 1916;
aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 447312.
Hunt (William Hill)* New York.
Argentine distributing co., ine, in
the process of organization.
. [29415, 29416
a 27, 1916. [4] p. S8vo. ([Bulletin
0. 5]) © Oct. 27, 191632 e-and an:
Noe fe, SBLG oA 444873.
Nov. 13, 1916. [4] p. 8vo. ([Bulletin
no. 6]) @©@ Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 444874.
Hurrtput (Harold)*
Voice fundamentals.
Fischer & bro., 1916. 2 p. 1, T-50 p.
16mo. $0.75. [29417
© Oet.. 10, 1916; 2),¢ > Neves
1916; aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 448287.
Portland, Or.
New York, J.
Huritputr (Jesse Lyman) Superin-
tendent’s helper, 1917. By J. L.
Hurlbut, ed. by Henry H. Meyer.
New York, Cincinnati, The Metho-
dist book concern [1916] 175 p.
24mo. $0.25. [29418
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 445802; Methodist book
concern, New York.
1314
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29446
Huston (Mira L.) ed. [29419-29421
Home needlework centerpieces and doil-
ies. Boston, Mass., Home needlework
publishing co., 1916. 20 p. illus.
8vo. (Home pecuieworl series) $0.10.
© Oct. 26, 1916; c. Nov. oo 1916 ;
aff. Dec. 28, 916+ A 446922
Home needlework edgings & insertions.
Boston, Mass.. Home needlework pub-
lishing’ eo, 1906.20 p. illus: rest
(Home needlework series) $0.1 ©
Meta 1016: 2 ee. Nov. 23, Voie”
aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 446921.
Home needlework filet crochet book.
Boston, Mass., Home needlework pub-
lishing co., 1916. 20 p. illus. 8vo.
(Home needlework series} $0.10. ©
er asso tG = 2c. Nov. 23, 1916;
aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 446920.
© Home needlework pub. co.,
Boston.
HutcHens (B. L.) co.*, Chicago.
[29422-29494
At Christmas I like to watch the stars
above. Card, col. illus.,
Gy nepEst., 1916-02 ec: Nov. 27,
aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 44832
Grapes down South. Card 8 by 43
inches. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 e¢ Nov.
27, 1916; aff. Dec. ft: 1916; A 448327.
It’s an old and kindly custom. Card, 3
by 4% inches. © Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c.
NOveben. toOtG = af. Dec... 11, 1916: A
448325.
1916;
IpaHo weather chart calendar. 1917.
Zipp. allus. col: map. fol.
[29425
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447123 ; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
ILLINOIS.
Supreme court. [Illinois
oficial reporter. Advance sheets.
[29426-29434
Woo pto co wane 14. 1916: © June 15,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. June 19, 1916; A
431550.
v. 273, pt. 3, June 28, 1916. © June 24,
1916; 2 ec, and aff. June 28, 1916; A
431692.
Tao 4 buly 62: 1916. - ©. July 15,
totG 2 6. and afi. July 20; 1916; A
43377T.
waste pe 4.csuly 26, 1916... @ duly PALE
1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. July 24, 1916; A
431984.
Mace pe. 2 Oet. 11, 19163. © Oct. 11,
Poo oe. and aft. Oct. 14° 1916: A
445116.
mets pis, os, Oct. 25,'1916: © Oct. 19,
1otG-we esand aft. Oct. 23, 1916; A
446024.
vy. 274, pt. 4, Nov. 8, 1916; © Nov. 16,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A
446502.
v. 275, pt. 1, Nov. 22, 1916; © Nov. 23,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A
446630.
wats. pt 2, Dec. 13, 1916; © Dee. ABs
1916; 2 e, and aff; Dec. 18, 1916;
453147.
© Samuel Pashley Irwin, Bloom-
ington, Ml.
4 by 5 inches. .
ee EE SS An ae
ILLINOIS CENTRAL railroad co.*, Chi-
cago. Production of strawberries in
the lower Mississippi Valley. 16 p.
illus. S8vo. [29435
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2c. and aff. Dee.
23, 1916; A 448553.
ILLINOIS SOCIETY of architects. Hand-
book for architects and builders,
1916. 19th year. Emery Stanford
Hall, editor. Chicago, The Franklin
company [1916] 4382 p. illus., ports.,
diagrs. S8vo. $2.50. [29436
© Oct. 2, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 21, 1916;
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 446682; Her-
man L. Palmer, Chicago.
ILLINOIS VIGILANCE. assn. Perils of
the sex impulse. cover-title, 26 p.
SVO. [29437
Dec Lie 1916. (2. e -andinaik.
Dec. 20, 1916; A 454052; Wirt W.
Hallam, Chicago.
ILLINOIS WEATHER chart calendar,
199%. 12.12). ps uss: colsjmap:
fol. [29438
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447086; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
ILLUSTRIERTE geschichte des welt-
krieges, 1914-16; allgemeine kriegs-
zeitung. Stuttgart, Union deutsche
verlagsgesellschatft [1916] illus.
plate, maps, fol. M. 0.25.
[29439-29446
[4. bd.] 95. hft. p. [377]-396. ©
July 5, 1916; 1 ¢ Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14308.
4. bd.] 96. hit. p. [397]-416. ©
July 12, 1916; 1 e. Nov: 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14309.
[4. bd.] 97. hft. p. [417]-436. ©
July 19, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14310.
4, bd.] 98. hft. p. [437]-452. ©
: July 26, 1916; 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14311.
4, bd.] 99. hft., p. [453]-472. ©
Aug. 2, 1916; 1 ec. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14312.
[4. bd.J]. 100. hft. p. [473]-492. ©
Aug. 9, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14313.
[5. bd.] 101. hft. p. [1]-20. © Aug.
16, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign 14314
EDerabasl LOZ: tts [21140 @
‘Aug. 23, 1916; 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; A—
Foreign’ 14315.
© Union deutsche verlagsgesell-
schaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
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IMPRESSIONS. v. 1, no. 7, Oct., 1916.
New York, T. B. Brooks, 1916. 15
p. illus. (1 col. mounted post card)
obl. 24mo. [29447
© Oct. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447186; Thomas B.
Brooks, New York.
INDIANA ASSN. of insurance agents.
[29448, 29449
Even the wolves. Sheet, ‘col. illus.,
printed on both sides, 11 by 16 inches,
fold. to obl. 48mo. © Sept. 30, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 454002.
Indiana local agents have the I will
spirit. Sheet, printed on both sides,
11 by 16 inches fold to 4to. © Sept.
26, 1916; 1 ¢c. and aff. Nov. 10, 1916;
1 ec. Oct. 26,°1916; A 447344,
© Jenne & Butler co., Indianap-
olis.
INDIANA ASSN. of master bakers.
ideas that score. Sheet,
printed on both sides,
inches. [29450
© May 23, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Nov.
TOMI OIGs) Thre. “Oet. 26; ..198G:. A.
447339; Jenne & Butler co., Indian-
apolis.
For
illus.,
INDIANA CANNERS’ assn. AS big as you
can see it. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 12 by 94 inches. fold.
to obl. 48mo. [29451
© May 8, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 454001; Jenne & Butler
co., Indianapolis.
INDIANA MFRS. Of dairy products.
[29452, 29453
Becomes a state of fact. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 11 by 16 inches.
@ May 30, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Nov.
105819106 Set eo Oct (267 419165 A:
447340.
To forestall the king’s displeasure.
Sheet, col. illus., printed on both sides,
11 by 16 inches, fold to obl. 32mo.
© June 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 9,
1916; A 454008.
© Jenne & Butler co., Indian-
apolis.
INDIANA WEATHER Chart calendar, 1917.
12-15 [2] p.- ilkus., ‘col’ map.” fol:
[29454
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447102; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
IncAtts (Redfield) [29455-29462
House of three deuces; an adventure of
Grant, police reporter, by Robert
Welles Ritchie; story by Redfield In-
galls. Proof, port. © Nov. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A 447255.
Man from Yukon; an adventure of
Grant, police reporter, by Robert
Welles Ritchie; story by Redfield In-
galls. Proof, port. © Nov. 2, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A 447254.
11 by 16]
INGALLS (Redfield )—Continued.
Menace; an adventure of Grant, police
reporter, by Robert Welles Ritchie;
story by Redfield Ingalls. Proof, port.
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee. 22,
1916; A 454163.
Mission of state; an adventure of Grant,
police reporter, by Robert Welles
Ritchie; story by Redfield Ingalls.
Proof, port. @©@ Dec. 18, 1916; 2 e.
Dec. 22, 1916; aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A
454162.
Tiger’s claw; an adventure of Grant,
police reporter, by Robert Welles
Ritchie; story by Redfield Ingalls.
Proof, port. © Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448214.
Trunk mystery; an adventure of Grant,
police reporter, by Robert Welles Rit-
chie; story by Redfield Ingalls. Proof,
port. © Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Noy. 22, 1916; A 448067.
Without escape; an adventure of Grant,
police reporter, by Robert Welles
Ritchie; story by Redfield Ingalls.
Proof, port. © Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Dee. 2, 1916; A 448215.
Wizard’s plot; an adventure of Grant,
police reporter, by Robert Welles
Ritchie; story by Redfield Ingalls.
Proof,. port. @©@.Nov. 20, 191Gse2" e
and aff. Noy. 22, 1916; A 448068.
© Kalem co., New York.
INSTANTANEOUS chemical vulcanizer co.
Usona, the instantaneous chemical
vuleanizer. Sheet, 12 by 84 inches.
[29463
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1916;
aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 447572; Arthur
EF. Wolber, Dayton, O.
INSTITUTE of business engineers. Non-
resident members. [8] p. illus. 8vo.
a [29464
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 448217; Burehell, Clark
& Logan, ine., New York.
INSURANCE press,* New York. Life in-
surance salesman. Dec. 6, 1916. (Jn
Insurance press) [29465
© Dec. 6, 1916; 1 ce. Dee. 9, 1916;
A 449591.
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD table ¢o.*,
Kansas City, Mo. Internationals’
earom and pocket billiard tables.
Price list no. 2. cover-title, 43 p.
12mo. [29466
© Dec. 18, 19163,.2 ©. and sade
Dec. 26, 1916; A 454218.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCB
schools. [29467-29492
Carpet and rug designing. Instruction
paper 1775. Scranton, Pa. Interna-
tional textbook company [1916] cover-
title, 72 p. illus., diagrs., col. plates.
8vo: © Oct. 18, 1916; 2 cand af:
Dec. 16, 1916; A 448392.
1316
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29540
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE | INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
schools—Continued.
Copying and correcting manuscript. In-
struction paper with examination ques-
tions. 2d ed. 1545. Scranton, Pa.
International textbook company [1916]
eover-title, 13 p:. Syo. @©@ ‘Sept. 11,
fo1Gs 2 ¢@: and aff. Oct. -28, Pisie:
A 447076.
Design of alternating-current machines.
pt. 1-3. Instruction paper with ex-
amination questions. ist ed. 1658A~
1658C. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company, [1916] 3v. cover-
titles, illus., diagrs. plates. Sve. ©
Jy 20, 1916> 2 ¢.. and aff.. Sept. 2,
1916; A 436592.
Hlectriec starting and lighting. pt. 6.
Instruction paper with examination
questions. 2d ed. 1741F. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
PLESIGI. > Jeover-title. 49, 2 ‘p. illus.,
Mars neavos, © Oct. 2. 1916; 2 ¢. |
and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448394. |
|
|
|
Fresh-air heating. pt. 1, 2. Instruction
paper with examination questions. |
Heed aa cos A. Bo Sceranton, Pa.
International textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 2 v. illus. diagrs. Svo. ©
UPS LOLos 2 ¢ and ‘alt. Oct. 28, |
1916; A 447077.
High-pressure pipe fitting. Instruction
paper with examination questions. 2d
ed. 763. Scranton. Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
43, 2p. diagrs., plans. 8vo. © Sept.
22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 16, 1916;
A 448393.
Historic styles. Instruction paper. 1st
. 1769. Scranton, Pa., International
textbook company [1916] cover-title,
94 p. illus. plates (part col.) Svo. ©
ANT Ou TOG: 2c. and ‘aft. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447066.
How to teach American history. pts.
1—5. Question paper. 1783. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany [1916] cover-title, 18 p. 8vo.
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 16,
1916; A 448389.
Linoleum and oilcloth designing. In-
struction paper. 1774. Scranton, Pa.,
International textbook company [1916]
ceover-title, 64 pv. illus., col. plates,
diagr. Syvo. © Oct. 18, 1916: Ze. and
schools—Continued.
Plumbing plans and specifications. In-
struction paper with examination ques-
tions. 2d ed. 748. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 36, 2 p. plans (part fold.)
Svo: — @, Oct. 18, 1916 =) 2) e and! alt:
Dec. 16, 1916; A 448390.
Principles of ventilation. pt. 1-2. In-
struction paper with examination ques-
tions. 2d ed. 750 A, B. Scranton,
IEG imreenational textbook company
[191 6] 2 v. illus., tables, diagrs.
8vo. © Oct. 18, 1916: 2e.'and aff.
Dee. 16; 1916; A 448391.
Stencil and block-print design. Instruc-
tion paper. 1st ed. 1770. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
[1916] cover-title, 65 p. illus. 8vo.
@ Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
16, 1916; A 448395.
Teach children to read. pts. 1-4.
Question paper. ist ed. 1781. Scran-
ton, Pa., International textbook com-
pany [1916] cover-title, 21 p. 8vo.
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447069.
Teaching of arithmetic. pts. 1-6. Ques-
tion paper. Ist ed. 1780. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
f1916] cover-title, 16 p. S8vo.
Océ. 9; AISLES 2 eared ate aOct 728:
1916; A 447068.
Teaching of English. pts. 1-5. Question
paper: Ist ed. (1782: Scranton, Pa
{nternational textbook company [1916]
cover-title, 24 p. 8vo. © Oct. 9,
LOLCEE NC and- ate Oectnec or 1916: aA
447070.
Teaching of geography. pts. 1-5. Ques-
tion paper. Ist ed. 1779. Scranton,
Pa., International textbook company
[1916] cover-title, 16 p. 8vo. @©
Octa, 9s t91G en 2a eltand ‘aft. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447067.
Trafie management. pt. 1-7. Instruc-
tion paper with examination questions.
1784 A-G. Seranton, Pa.. Interna-
tional textbook company [1916] 7 v.
tables (part fold.) forms. S8vo. @
Och mg tae ING Vid ee Ss eee ahs
1916: 2 ec. each and aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A 447962—447268.
© Internatl. textbook cc., Seran-
ton, Pa.
aff. Dec. 6, 1916: A 448396. INTERNATIONAL NEWS service*, New
Management of general campaign. I[n-
struction paper. with examination ques-
tions. pt. 1, 2-2d ed.: pt. 3-Ist ed. |
1179A-1179C. “Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916]. cover-
title, 3 v. illus., port., diagrs. S8vo.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447075.
|
Pipe-fitting practice, pt. 2. Instruction
paper with examination questions. 2d
ed. 753B. Scranton, Pa., Interna-
tional textbook company [1916] cover-
titie, 92. 3 p. diagrs. 8vo. @© Aug. 19,
1916: 2 e. and aff. Oct. (=e 1916 ; A
447074.
Plumbing insnection. Instruction paper
with examination questions. 2d ed.
742. Scranton, Pa., International text-
hook companv [1916] cover-title, 44.
Peover OuOct) 2 19l6 + 2 ecand
aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448388.
76464—17—_5 1317
York. [29493-29540
Kabibble _kabaret. Nov. 18, 1916. ©
Nov. 18, 1916; 1 « Nov. 20, 1916; A
449126.
——— Nov. 20, 1916. © Nov. 20, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 21, 1916; A 449156.
—~—— Nov. 20) 1916: (@ NovenZie toes
1 ce. Nov. 22, 1916; A 449182.
—— Nov. 22. 1916. © Nov. 22, 1916;
1 c. Nov. 23, 1916; A 449207.
—— Nov. 23, 1916. @© Nov. 28, 1916;
fie Nov, 24:)19%6 3 (A) 449222
—— Noy. 24. 1916. © Nov. 24, 1916;
1 ec. Noy. 25, 1916; A 449244.
—— Nov. 25. 1916. @© Nov. 25, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449275
Nov. 27. 1996: ©) Nove 2 191s
1 c. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449318.
Nov. 28, 1916. @© Nov. 28, 1916;
1 c Noy. 29, 1916; A 449331.
. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29541
pt Lone Sve
INTERNATIONAL NEWS Service*—Contd.
Kabibble kabaret. Nov. 29, 1916.
©
Nov. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. Me 1916; A
449384.
Dec. ah LOUNGE Oy Deere TOG 31
ce. Dec. 2, 1916; A 449411.
Dee. 2, 1916... © Dec. 2, 1916; 1
ce. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449431,
Dec. 4, 1916. @© Dec. 4, 1916; 1
e: Dee. 5; "1916; A 449484.
Dec. 5, 6, 1916. © Dec. 5, 6, 1916;
1 ce. each Dee. 7, 1916; A 449521,
449522
DEC iG LOG Oi Wec. Via LOG A.
ec. Dee. 8, 1916; A 449560.
Dee. 8, 1916. © Dec. 8, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449584.
Dec. 9, 1916. © eee 9 Oni aL ve.
Dec. 11, 1916: A 449612
—— Dec. 11, 1916. © ee. ee TONG 2
ec. Dee. 12,’ 1916; A 449664.
Dec. 12, 1916. © Dec. 12, 1916;
1 c. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449675.
—— Dec. 13, 1916. © Dec. 138, 1916;
1c. Dec. 14, 1916; A 449705.
—— Dec. 14, 1916. © Dec. 14, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449747.
Mees M5) OlG.) «@) DeEGus-oa. 1O1Gi
1 ec. Dee. 16, 1916; A 449775.
—— Dec. 16, 1916. © Dec. 16, 1916;
1 c. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449803.
——— Dec. 18, 1916. © Dec. 18, 1916;
1 c. Dee. 19, 1916; A 449821.
—— Dec. 19, 1916. © Dec. 19, 1916;
1 c. Dee. 20, 1916; A 449827.
Dee. 20, 1916. @ Dec. 20, 1916;
1c. Dee. 21, 1916; A 449889.
Wee 2a AOLGy @eweel. 2s 1916);
1 c. Dec. 22, 1916; A 449898.
—— Dec. 22, 1916. © Dec. 22, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 23, 1916; A 449927.
—— Dec. 23. 1916. © Dec. 28, 1916;
1c. Dec. 26, 1916; A 449949.
Dee. 26, 1916. © Dec. 26, 1916;
ic. Dec. 27, 1916; A 449980.
ee Des Bi IOI, 1@) ie. Ay, algae es
1 ce. Dee. 28, 1916; A 450001.
Dec. 28, 1916. © Dec. 28, 1916;
i ec. Dee. 29, 1916; A 450027.
Dec. 29, 1916. © Dec. 29, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 30, 1916; A 450054.
Once-overs. Nov. 29, 1916. © Nov. 29,
1916; 1. Dec. 1, 1916; A 449383.
Dec. 8, 1916. © Dec. 8, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449582.
Dee: 9, 1916, © Dee, 9, 1916; -1 c:
Dec. 11, 1916: A 449618.
Dec. 11, 1916. © Dee. 11, 1916;
1c. Dec. 12, 1916; A 449663.
Dec. 12, 1916. © Dec. 12, 1916;
1c. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449678.
Dec. 18, 1916. © Dec. 138, 1916;
1 ce. Dec. 14, 1916; A 449703.
Dec. 14, 1916. © Dec. 14, 1916;
1c. Dec. 15, 1916; A 449748.
Dec. 15, 1916. @© Dec. 15, 1916;
1 ce. Dee. 16, 1916; A 449776.
Dec. 18, 1916. © Dec. 18, 1916;
1c. Dec. 19, 1916; A 449822.
Dec. 19, 1916. @©@ Dec. 19, 1916;
1 ce. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449828.
Dec. 20, 1916. © Dec. 20, 1916;
1 ¢. Dec. 21, 1916; A 449890.
Dec. 22, 1916. @ Dee. 225" 1916 ;
1 c. Dec. 23, 1916; A 449926.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS Service*—Contd.
Dee. 23, 1916. . © Dec Za, bate.
1 ec. Dec. 27, 1916; A 449978.
—- Dec. 27, 1916. @©@ Dec. 27, 1916;
1 e. Dee. 28, 1916; A 450002.
[Note: The foregoing are in New York
evening journal]
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY School assn.*,
Chicago. Half a century of growth
and service. 100 p. diagrs. 12mo.
$0.25. [29541
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447842.
INTERSTATE traffic school*, Fort
Wayne, Ind. ‘Transportation and
interstate commerce. 48 p._ illus.,
ports. (Cover-title: Traffic)
[29542
© Nov. 1, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447426.
Iowa weather chart calendar, 1917.
12.1, [2] p.. Wus,., Coleman tots
[29543
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447101; Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
IrRIiGATorS bank [calendar, 1917] 131.,
ports. fol. [29544
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 e@ Dec. 19,
1916; aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 448629;
James Henry Casselman, Scotts-
bluff, Neb.
[Ivanhoe-regent works of General elec-
tric _co.] [ 29545, 29546
Catalog no. 303. Ivanhoe metal re-
flectors and (fittings for multiple
mazda Jamps.: Oct; 15, 1916. 35 ip:
illus., diagrs. 16mo. ©) (Gerry as:
19163 2 © ‘and “ait., Navigis. dolce
A 444868.
Light way to get business. cover-title,
[10] p. illus., diagrs. 16mo. ([Form
no. 217... Nov.,. 1916]) “© Now. 20)
1916; 2.’ ec. and. ‘aff, Deco” DigetSne.
A 447813.
© Gener ral electric co., Schenec-
tady, N. ¥.
Ives (Julia E.)* California, Pa. Es-
sentials in art; a normal scheol note
book. 45 p. diagrs. S8vo. $0.50.
[29547
© Nov. 22, 19162 2° ¢/" Now. S:
1916; aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 448365.
(Barna Pitt) New theory of
and tuberculosis.
[Nashville, Tenn., I. Q. R. medi-
cine co., 1916] [8] p. 24mo. [29548
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448308; I. Q. R.
medicine co., Nashville.
IvEY
consumption
1318
BOOKS, GROUP ll
no. 12, 1916
29596
Jackson (Fred)* New York. Young
blood. (Jn Munsey’s magazine)
[29549, 29550
chap. 15-20. Nove (205 1916s) bre
Noy. 20, 1916; A 449145.
chap. 21—25. © Dec. 20. 1916;
Dec. 20, 1916; A 449856.
JACKSON iumber co.*, Lockhart, Ala.
Your floor. [16] p. illus. (part col.)
12mo. [29551
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448318.
Jacosps (Charles M.)
ture on life of Martin Luther.
adelphia, Pa., W. H. Rau,
cover-title, 24 1. 4to. $1.00. [Text
parallel to binding.] [29552
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444797; William H. Rau,
Philadelphia.
JACOBSON (Pauline)* San Francisco.
[29558, 29554
Belle Cora’s final triumph blighted at its
ibe
Illustrated lec-
Phil-
1916.
besmnine. @ Nov. 18, 1916; 1 ec.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 449195.
Broken by Fort Vigilance tragedy, Belle
Cora dies. INOW e 2.) ORG?) Le:
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449386.
[Note: The foregoing are in San
Francisco Bulletin]
JAMESON (Hvald P.)* Chicago. How
to get well and keep well. Every-
body’s guide. Chicago, Ill., The
Alma company, 1916. 24 p. 16mo.
$1.00. [29555
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454042.
i AMESON (Helen Follett) 1]
[29556-29594
Dancing frocks for the young lady-
mersons | © Dee 17, 1916; 1 -¢... Dec.
18, 1916; A 449870.
Evening mantles show draped effects,
by Madame Qui Vive [pseud. ] i Nov.
BatsiG- 94 “ce. Nov. -27, 1916; A
449358.
Negligees and lingerie de luxé. © Dec.
He tOlG= ot) ce. Dee. -11; 1916; A
449728.
Dees (3;
Sport clothes for winter.
1916; 1 e. Dec. 4; 1916: A 449489.
Variations of the chemise frock. © Nov.
fHetortG-) tye. Nev: 20,. 1916; A
449168.
What to wear and how to wear it, by
Madame Qui Vive [pseud.] Nov. 17,
1916. © Nov. 17, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 18,
1916; A 449115.
Nov. 18.-1916. © Nov. 18, 1916;
1 ec. Noy. 20, 1916; A 449119.
Nov. 20, 1916. © Nov. 20, 1916;
1 ce. Noy. 21, 1916; A 449177.
Neva 28, L916. © Nov. 21. 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 22, 1916; A 449202.
Nov. 22, 1916. @ Nov. 22, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449229.
IT OVee Tt one. iC) NOV cao. 1946 =
1 ec. Nov. 24, 1916; A 449238.
[JAMESON (Helen Follett) ]—Contd.
Nov. 24; 1916. @© Nov. 24, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449264.
Nov. 25, 1916. © Nov. 25, 1916;
1 e. Nov. 27, 1916: A 449270.
Neve 27, 19162 (©F Noy: 27) 1916+
1 c. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449369.
Nov. 28, 1916; © Nov. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 29, 1916; A 449373.
Nov. 29, 1916. @- Nov. 29. 1916;
1 c. Dee. 1, 1916; A 449878.
Nov. 30, 1916. © Nov. 30, 1916;
1 e¢, Dee. 1, 1916; A 449404.
—— Dec. 1. 2, 1916. © Dec. 1 1916;
1c. each Dec. 4, 1916; a 449422°
449493,
Dee. 4.41916. - © Dee. 4, 1916: i e.
Dec. 5, 1916; A 449544.
Dee, 5, 1916... © Dec: 5, 1916s 1 /¢.
Dec. 6, 1916: A 449514,
Dec. 6, 1916. © Dec. 6, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 8, 1916; A 449548.
Dec. Tt, ASG. O@rbees i 1946 =i eS:
Dee. 8, 1916: A 449553.
Dees S1916) (@ Dees & 19163 fe
Dec, 9, 1916; A 449601.
——— Dec. 9, 1916. © Dee. 9, 19162 1 ¢
Dec. 11, 1916: A 449606.
—— Dec. 11,.1916.. @ Dec. 11, 1916;
1 e@. Dee. 12, 1916; A 449738.
Hee AZ, 1916... © Dec 12-1 OLG
1 e¢, Dec. 13, 1916; A 449699.
Dee=t3. 1916. (@) Pec 1s. 19t6
1 ec. Dee. 14, 1916: A 449743.
Dec. 14, 1916. @©@ Dee. 14, 1916
1 ec. Dec. 16, 1916; A 449771.
Dec. £5,. 1916: ‘@ Dec. 15s iSi6
1 e. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449794.
Dec. - 16. 1916.) @ 7 DeewtGs, tone
1 ec. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449800.
Dee. 18. 1916. © Dec. 18, 1916
1 e. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449881:
Dee. 19, 1916. Dee. 19, 1916
1 ec. Dee. 21, 1916; A 449886.
Weer: 20, 19t6. V@r Dee 20. WSLe:
1 e. Dec. 22, 1916; A 449915.
Dees 127) 196. O§ Wees 21k 9tG
1 ec. Dec. 23, 1916; A 449921.
Dee; 22. 1916. - © Dee. 22, 1916
1 ec. Dee. 26, 1916; A 449938.
Dec. 28, 1916. © Dee. 23, 1916
1 e. Dec. 26, 1916: A 449944.
Dec. 26. 1916. @©@ Dec. 26, 1916
1 ec. Dee. 28, 1916; A 449997.
Dee, 2 A916. J@" Dee 27. 71S iG;
1 ¢@. Dec. 28, 1916; A 450021.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
JE saris tout. 12° année.
Svo. fr. 1. [ 29595, 29596
no. 130, 15 sept., 1916. illus. S8vo. fr. 1.
@ Sept V8? 19165 2 ce. Dee 9; 1916:
A—Foreign 14404.
nostot, 15 0ck. 1916] Mins) TevoOse ieee
@ Oct. 177-1916s 1 ec; Dee9, 1916:
A—Foreign 14405.
© Hachette et cie.,
Each illus.
Paris:
1319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29597
pt: I, no's: vis
JEFFERS (Helen E.) Googly-Goo and
his ten merry men, by H. E. Jeffers,
drawings by W. F. Stecher. Roch-
ester, N. Y., Stecher litho. co., 1916.
[13] p. col. illus. 16mo. [29597
© April 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454066; Stecher litho-
graphie co., Rochester, N. Y.
[JENKINS (W. C.)] Striking example
of public service efficiency. (In New
York commercial) [29598-29600
Birmingham railway, light and power
company. @ Nov. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Nov.
8, 1916; A 449153. .
General gas & electric company. @© Nov.
4, 19163 1c: Nov. 6, 1916; A’ 449252.
Washington railway & electric company.
Remarkable accomplishments at the
capital. Nove 9) GSiiGr a ves Nove ae
1916; A 442800.
Commercial newspaper Co.,
York.
JENSEN (Albrecht)* New York. How
to get vitality and health, -how to
maintain it. 41. fol. [Text paral-
lel to binding] [29601
© Dec: .5, 1916: 2 es Dee. 1916"
A 447836.
JEPSON (Edgar)* London.
.[29602, 29603
(In Strand maga-
New
Madderson’s mascot.
zine, Dec. 1916) ioc Dee. 22,
1916; A ad int. 2842; pubd. Nov. 24,
1916.
Professional prince. (Jn Pearson’s maga-
zine, Dec., 1916) ce Dec, “28;
eae A ad int. 2845; pubd. Nov. 30,
1916.
JeRvVEY (Theodore D.)* Charleston, S.
C. Increase of the slave trade. (In
Charleston Sunday news) [29604
© Sept..3, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 30, 1916;
A 449321.
JERVIS (Perlee V.) Making a success
of the pupils’ recital. Philadelphia.
io Presser feo S16 aa Tale p:
12mo. [(The musical booklet li-
brary)] $0.10 [29605
© Dee. 15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448482; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
JINGLES, jabs and junk.
cover-title, [16] p. Svo.
Vo Mon ae
$0.05
[29606
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; A 447878; Russell Zollinger
Wharton, Winchester, Ky.
JINKS (John H.) Chair seating with
cane and raffia. Cambridge, Mass.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., J. L. Hammett com-
pany [1916] 23. +p,\ iMus. ,dZ2mo:
$0.25. [29607
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ec Nov. 16,
1916; aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 444928;
J. L. Hammett co., Cambridge, Mass.
JOGENDRA SINGH (Sardar) ‘Tells of
dawn of new literature in India.
(In New York Evening post.)
[29608
© Dec. 2, 1916; 1 e. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449464; Associated press, New
York.
JoHNs (H. W.)-Manville co.*, New
York. [29609, 29610
sigger roofing sales. Sheet, illus., 19 by
25 inches, fold. to obl. 16mo. © Oct.
18, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 13, 1916; aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448110.
Noark fuses and _ accessories. LO i.
illus. 16mo. @© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 «.
Nov. 13, 1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A
448109.
JOHNSON (J. D. A.)* Muskegon, Mich.
[29611-29620
All the gold hasn’t been found. Sheet,
iil by 8% inches. (Motor high speed
sales talks, no. 46. 9-6-16) © Sept.
6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916;
A 447202.
Every day is a good day.
83 inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 44, 8—9-16) Aug. 9,
1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A
447204.
Gilt-edge security, now. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks,
no. 50. 11-1-16) © Nov. 1, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447998:
How about the other fellow. Sheet, 11
by 82 inches. (Motor high speed
Sales talks, no. 49. 10-18-16) ©
Oct. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and af Boyer
1916; A 447199.
I hear success calling.
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks,
no. 45. 8-23-16) © Aug. 23, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447203.
Keep it up. Sheet, 11 by 8% inches.
(Motor high speed sales talks, no. 41.
6-28-16) © Jume 28, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447207. -
Let’s put the U in punch. Sheet, 11 by
84 inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 43. 7-26-16) © July 26,
1916; 2 ¢e. and aff. Nov. 4.) 19iG27%
447205.
There’s no impossible.
inches. (Motor high speed sales talks,
no. 42. 7-12-16) @© July 12, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447206.
What’ does happiness mean to you.
Sheet, 11 by 824 inches. (Motor high
speed sales talks, no. 47. 9-20-16)
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447201.
You believe in team-work.
Sheet, 11 by
Sheet, 11 by 84
Sheet, 11 by 83
Sheet, 11 by
8% inches. (Motor high speed sales
talks, no. 48. 10—4-16) @ Oct. 4,
1916; 2.¢e. and aff;, Nov. 4/2906 x
447200.
JOHNSON (Marjorie Bell)* Los An-
geles. Passing up the street of life.
cover-title, 3 1. 16mo. [29621
© Sept. 15, 1916s 2c) Ocha
1916; aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447127.
1320
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
JOHNSON (T. H.)* Kansas City, Kan.
[29622-29625
Child’s letter to the parents. [8] p.
aemo. © Oct. 17, 1916; 1.¢e. Nov. 1,
maton Lt ¢.-and aff: Dec. 14, 1916; A
447950.
emer to fathers. [6] p. 32mo.. @
Meret tes. tc. Noy. 1, 1916s,1¢.
and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 447952.
Letter to mothers. [11] p. 32mo. ©
meng VO162 91 ec. Nov. 1, 1916; 1 &
and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 447951.
Personal letter. [15] p. 32mo. © Oct.
meetolG 5d ec. JNov., 1, 19165. 1 :c: and
aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 447949.
JOHNSON (William M.)* Chicago.
Motor game. Pack of playing cards
mounted on larger cards containing
rules. 33 by 2% inches, in box, 3%
by 2% inches. $9.25. [29626
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 447636.
JOHNSTON (John W.)* Rochester, N.
Y. Original snow white border de-
signs for photo albums. [24] p.
illus. obl. 4Smo. [29627
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 447567.
JOINT RULES COMMITTEE REPRESENTING
THE AMATEUR athletic union & the
National collegiate athletic associa-
tion, Y. M. C. A. Spalding’s official
basket ball guide, containing the offi-
cial basket ball rules, 1916-17. Ed.
by George T. Hepbron, Oswald
Tower, William H. Ball. New York,
American sports publishing com-
pany [1916] 277 p. front. (ports.)
illus. 16mo. (Spalding’s athletic
library, group 5, no. 7) $0.10.
[29628
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445700; Joint
rules committee representing Ama-
teur athletic union, New York, Y. M.
C. A., New York, National collegiate
athletic association, Cambridge,
Mass., and American sports pub. co.,
New York.
JOINT RULES COMMITTEE, REPRESENTING
Y. M. C. A. athletic league, National
collegiate athletic association. Of-
ficial volley ball rules, 1916-17. Ed.
by George J. Fisher. New York,
American sports publishing company,
i31G., 90 p. front. port.) illus.,
ports., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding’s
athletic library, group 12, no. 364)
$0.10. [29629
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 445903; Joint rules com-
mittee (representing the Y. M. C. A.
athletic league, New York, National
collegiate athletic association, Cam-
bridge, Mass.), and the American
sports pub. co., New York.
29641
JONES (Burton Howard)* Portland,
Or. Number games. Portland, Or.,
The West coast educators associa-
Hon, -191G. . 32; pe ‘diagrs: “dome:
(Cover-title: The number kingdom)
$0.15. [29630
©. Noy 21. 1916.2
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448163.
JONES (F. D.)* Alhambra, Cal.
[29631-29635
e. and aff.
Jones’ addition and subtraction cards,
self-keyed. 14 cards in envelove, 3 by
1G) inches. (/$0:25-- ©) Oct, IS 19lG-
2c. and aff. Oct. 25, 1916; A 447126.
Jones’ addition chart with movable
sheath. Card, 9 by 53 inches. Sheet,
82 by 43 inches. $0.10. © Dec. 13,
1916s) 20 cy and atts Dee 2 e191 6:
A 448604.
Jones’ self-keyed multiplication prob-
lems))) ‘Chart nov 22) Alhambra tale
Jones mfg. co., 1916. Card, printed
on both sides, 102 by 5% inches. $0.10.
@), Dees Sistgte: aie. Weel 15, 1916s
aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447902.
Multiplication chart. Alhambra, Cal.,
Jones mfg. co. [1916] [4]
vo heheh
eards. fol. $0.35. © Sept. 21, 1916;
2c. and aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 444114.
Tripple envelope for Jones’ word builder
cards with phonograms for the siate
series primer. Alhambra, Cal., Jones
mfg. co., 1916. 7 cards, printed on
both sides, 2 by 11 inches in envelope
114 by 22 inches. $0.06. © Nov. 23,
1OIGE We. Dee 15, .19tG salty Deer a,
1916; A 447901.
JoNES (James Leonard)* Knoxville,
Tenn. What is direct-by-mail ad-
vertising? no. 1. cover-title, [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [29636
© Nov.,8, -19165..2 2G Nove 8;
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447578.
JoNES (James William)* Unionville,
Mo. Democratic and Republican
campaign songs and other poems.
ecover-title, 15 p. Svo. [29637
© Aug. 25, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff. Oct.
16.0 .191G6s) er Sept. 9 ASte- 7
447494.
JonEs (Otto M.)* Boise, Id. Scenery
and mountain goats in Sawtooths.
(In Idaho Sunday statesman.)
[29638
© - Oct, (29), 1916s “ec; Nov 2c
1916; A 449313.
Jones & Baker*, New York.
[29639-29641
General rules for trading. cover-title,
poi 16m0.. 10) Novie'G; 191GR ae
Nov.) 9.) 1916; -ait Nove 29, 19165 A
448055. [Copyright is claimed on
new matter]
History of the New York curb. 16 p.
lhc hold) spl.” si6mon wG) 1OGizeto,
1916 = 2c. and-aff., Oct. 28, 1916); “x
447045.
Service first. cover-title, 8 p. 24mo.
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 28,
1916; A 447046.
. -aee
1321
CATALOGUE
29642
JORDAN (David Starr) Failure of the
Western campaign. Proof. (National
editorial service, serial no. 402.)
[29642
© Feb. 11, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
oie OIG A 448008 ; Natl. editorial
service, ine., New York.
[Jost (Lawrence)] Instructions for
tuning the mandolin—guitar. Sheet,
diagr., 9 by 14 inches. $0.10.
[29643
© May 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448077; Oscar Schmidt,
ine., Jersey City.
JoxceE (Madeline) Care of the hair.
19 p. illus. 24mo. [29644
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 4473807; Vermilax co.,
ine., New York.
Jupp (Orange) co.*, Springfield, Mass.
Auto trip in New York state and
what three men found about rural
market conditions and farm trade.
cover-title, 31 p. illus. (part col.)
maps. 4to. [29645
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and-aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444944.
JULIAN (Elma) ed. Home needlework
tatting book. Boston, Mass., Home
needlework publishing co., 1916. 20
p. Svo. (Home needlework series)
$0.10. [29646
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1916;
aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 446919; Home
needlework pub. co., Boston.
syracuse, N. Y. In-
cover-title, 16 p. Svo.
[29647
ec. and aff. Nov.
JUSTFOOD Cco.*,
fant feeding.
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2
24, 1916; A 448089.
KAEMPFFERT (Waldemar) Story of
a dying world. Proof (National edi-
torial service, serial no. 394) [29648
© Feb. 3, 1916; 2c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448010; Natl. editorial
service, ine., New York.
Karamazoo, Mich. R. L. Polk & co.’s
IKalamazoo city and county direc-
tory, 1916. Kalamazoo, Detroit, R.
12” Polished (co.3) 1916.4 po ley, (25g=
1358 p. S8vo.! $7.50. [29649
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 445919; R. L. Polk & co.,
Detroit.
KANSAS City, Mo. Kansas city, Mo.,
city directory, 1916. 46th annual
issue, Kansas City, Gate city direc-
tory co., 1916. 2857 p. 4to. (With
this Independence, Mo., city direc-
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1) sais
Kawsas Ciry, Mo.—Continued.
tory. v. 46, 1916, and North Kansas
City, Clay County, Mo. [city direc-
tory, 1916]) $8.00. [29650
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 446754; Gate city direc-
tory co., Kansas City, Mo.
KANSAS WEATHER chart calendar, 1917.
12 1., [2] p. ithis..colamape tas ;
[29651
© July 1, 1916;/2 e«. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447105; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
KAPELL (George A.)* Rochester, N. Y.
Directions for playing Electors, tie
game of electoral votes. Sheet
printed on both sides, 34 by 2%
inches. $0.10. [29652
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448128.
KASENIT co.*, New York. Up-to-date
methods of case hardening with puar-
ticulars of Kasenit case hardening
compounds. 35 p. illus. 12mo.
[29653
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Deze.
18, 1916; A 454008.
KAUFMAN (Herbert)* New York. Her-
bert Kaufman’s weekly page. (/n
Boston Sunday herald)
[29654-29659
Nov. 19, 1916. © Noy. 19, 199G7 sive:
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449293.
Nov: a6; 1916. © Nov., 26,. 19963:
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449388.
Dec. 3;:°1916.. ©» Dee: 13, i916;
Dec. 13, 1916; A 449695.
Dee. 10, 1916... ©. Dee. 10; 1926s
Dee. 13) 1916; A 449681.
Dec. 17, 1916.; © Dec. 17;) 19eGa ac.
ee
Dec, 22, 1916; A 449900.
Dec. 24. 1916. © Dec. 24, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450050.
Kay (Gertrude Alice) When the
sand-man comes, written and illus.
by Gertrude Alice Kay. New York,
Moffat Yard & company, 1916. 4
p. 1., 183 p.. ‘front., illus., cok pistes:
Svo. $1.50. [29660
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 446613; Moffat, Yard &
company, New York.
Katducas tov éppov tov Bioexrov Erovs 1916;
éxSoots ~=0A. =Egéapxov\acov. Ev Nea
Yopxn, United Greek News Co. [1916].
cover-title, 64 p. illus. 8vo. [29661
© ‘Dee; 15,1915) 2 e: Jane ats:
1916; aff. Feb. 14, 1916; A 425386;
D. Exarhulakos, New York.
1322
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 29693
KEELEY (J.)* Chicago. [29662-29680 | KeLLER (Cozette) [29684-29687
Aeroplane as a mail carrier. © Dec. Come, ye disconsolate; illustrated, pan-
Meeetote- 0! c. Dec. 11,, 19163: A. tomimed hymn: poses and directicns
449734.
Does real love last more than 5 years?
© Nov. 19, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 449173.
Gay youth now having its day in Chi-
cago’s social world, declares Tabitha.
@Gepec. 10; 1916; 1 c. Dec. 26; 1916;
A 449994.
Just why our heroes are blonds and our
villains brunets. © Nov. 19, 1916;
1 c. Noy. 20, 1916; A 449174.
One dance too realistic for America. ©
Mec 1h 8916): 1c. Dec. 11;.19163:.A
4497382.
Peculiar tendency of women to steal.
Gy Noy. 26, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27,.1916;
A 449365.
She fought 6 years for a mother-in-law’s
love—and won. © Dec. 3, 1916; 1e
Dec. 4, 1916; A 449491.
Some very important secrets
dress for women. Dec. 3,
1 e@. Dee. 4, 1916; A 449494.
Tabitha discovers Colorado and writes
of its delights for the Herald family.
eevee so. 1916; 1 c. Dec, 29, 1916;
A 450019.
Tabitha’s letter.
Pe Ores) Le,
449169.
—— Nov. 26, 1916. © Nov. 26, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449600.
Tickling most cruel of indoor sports. ©
Merwe. t916- 4° c¢ Dec. 18, 1916;
A 449878.
Truth about girls’ feet. © Dec. 3,.1916;
1 e. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449498.
U. S. business after war. © Dec.
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449495.
We take off our hat to —. © Dec. 10,
1916; 1 c. Dee. 11, 1916; A 449736.
Wheat, the perpetual Klondike. © Nov.
Zoe ore oe he. Nov. 27, 19163" A
449367.
Why is a joke? © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449368.
Why our physical defects really are
ladder rungs to success. © Dec. 10,
1916; 1 e. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449735.
Worid’s oldest vagabonds want a home,
about
1916;
Nov. 19, 1916. © Nov.
Nov., 20, 1916;
3,
at last! © Dec. eked ORG uk se: Dec.
iS ero 3, LAY 449877.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday herald]
KEENE, N. H.. Keene directory,
1916-17. Keene, N. H., The Keene
directory company, 1916. 354, [10]
p. front. (folded map) S8vo. $3.50.
[29681
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453249; Keene directory
co., Keene, N. H.
KELLER (Carolyn)* Fort Worth, Tex.
[ 29682, 29683
Cupid’s rose patch. 8 p. S8vo. $0.50.
{Motion picture scenario] @© Oct. 27,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A
447172.
Phantom of the tower. [6] p. 8vo.
$0.50. [Motion picture scenario] ©
Noy. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 11,
1916; A 447305.
13
by Cozette Keller. New York, E. S.
Werner & company, 1916. 18, [1] p.
illus. 8vo. © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448034.
Hold the fort: illustrated pantomimed
hymn with directions for pantomim-
ing; illustrations and directions for
pantomiming by Cozette Keller. New
York, E. S. Werner & company, 1916.
15 p. illus. 8vo. $0.50. © Oct. 28,
POLS 3) 2c. “and- alt, INovs, 2) F9tGe) A
447156.
Ring the bells of heaven: illustrated
pantomimed hymn with directions for
pantomiming; illustrations and direc-
tions for pantomiming by Cozette Kel-
ler. New York, E. S. Werner & com-
pany, 1916. LS Per aus. Syvo-: 550-50:
Qe t27) SiG. 2 ¢e.:and aft... Noy. 2;
1916; A 447155.
Sweet hour of prayer: illustrated pan-
tomimed hymn: poses and directions
by Cozette Keller. New York, E. 8S.
Werner & company, 1916. 19 p. illus.
Svox 50/502 (©) Dee £4. 1986 HZ e,
and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448406.
© Edgar S. Werner, New York.
KELLER (David H.) Practical sugges-
tions on claim adjustments. (Jn
Casualty review, July, Nov., 1916)
[29688. 29689
Case no. 108-111. © July 28, 1916; 1
ce. Aug. 10, 1916; A 441714
Case no. 112-115. © Nov. 23, 1916; 1
e. Dec. 29, 1916; A 450087.
© Western underwriter co., Chi-
cago.
KeEetLteY (William D.) Merit system
for the employees of the fitting de-
partment of the Consolidated gas
company of New York [ete.] 26 p.
Syo. [29690
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 4474387; American gas
institute, New York.
i KeLLoGG (Lois Sansom) Minneapolis.
Fifteen cakes from one recipe, how
to make them. [Minneapolis, Print-
ed by Farnham printing & station-
ery co. 1916] 15p. 12mo. (Cover-
title: Kelloge’s cakes) [29691
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448452.
KXELLOGG SWITCHBOARD & supply co.*,
Chicago. Common battery tele--
phones. 16 p. ilius., diagr. 4to.
(Bulletin no. 91.) {29692
© Cct. 30. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447153
Ketiy (James H.)* Seattle. Who put
the L in Kelly. 11. 8vo. $1.00.
[29693
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448349.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29694
KELLY - SPRINGFIELD tire co.*,
York. Kelly-Springfield tires for
commercial vehicles. 31 p._ illus.
(part col.) fol. [29694
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 e«. Nov. 24,
1916; aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448198.
IXENTUCKY TOBACCO product co., ine.*,
Louisville. Black leaf 40 spraying
information. [4] p. illus. 8vo.
(Bulletin no. 12-M) [29695
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444769.
KENTUCKY WEATHER Chart calendar,
NOM ee Ne, Gi ps) Gls. Cola map.
fol. [29696
© July 1 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447108; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
KENYON (Ralph W.)* New York.
Summary of procedure for appli-
cants for admission to the bar. 1,
1C & 2. 8 sheets, printed on both
sides, 11 by 83 inches.
[29697-29699
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 447586-447588.
Kerr (Thos. G.)* Nixa, Mo. Magnet-
ism and electricity in brief, also the
telephone. cover-title, 16 p. diagrs.
12mo. $0.25. [29700
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2..¢ Nov. 11,
1916; aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 447582.
Kerrick (Harrison S.)* Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan. [29701, 29702
Approximate strength of regular army
provided by National defense act of
June 3, 1916. Graphic illustration ac-
companying TC and naval Ameri-
ca. Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday,
Page & Co., 1916. Sheet, illus., chart,
14 by 380 "inches. @) Oct) 13s) LOG):
¢. Nov. 25, 1916); aff. Dee: 2; 19116;
A 448194,
Map of military and naval America.
Graphic illustration accompanying
military and naval America. Sheet,
map, tables, printed on both sides, 19
by 24 inches. © Oct. 138, 1916; 2 e.
Nov. 25, 1916; aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A
448195.
IXESSLER (George W.)* New York.
Instructions to watchers for election
day, Nov. 7th, 1916. cover-title, 15,
ip. iSvo- [29703
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 448238.
KEUFYVEL & Esser co.*, Hoboken, N. J.
[29704, 29705
Slide rules & calculating instruments.
p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. © Nov.
23, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1916; aff. Nov.
29° 1916; A 447869.
Solar ephemeris for 1917 and other
tables and data useful to the surveyor.
na Pp: illus., diagrs. 24mo. © Dec.
1916; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1916; aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454048.
New | KEYSTONE CONSOLIDATED pub.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
co.*,
Pittsburgh. Buyer’s guide for coal
company stores for year 1916. 276
p. 16mo. $5.00. [29706
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 24, 1916; A 445779.
KEYSTONE MAUSOLEUM co.*, Franklin,
Pa. McKeesport mausoleum. 19 p.
illus. obl. 24mo, [29707
© July 24, 1916: 2 & Anewaie
1916; aff. Aug. 22, 1916; A 437348.
KIEHL (W. J. L.) ee
Belgians fight, cross line. © i,
19165 1 ¢.. Dec. 11, 1SiGrrs 445659,
Germans plant guns with aim at Hol-
land. Nov... 28; 19116 551) eo Ween 4,
1916; A 449454.
© Dec
Oppose deporting Belgians.
£G: 2c, Dec. 21, "1916; ae 449863.
Van Dyke for league of © Dec
1916; 1 ¢. Dee. toa | 16: oR 149564,
pte The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
18,
e
KIESELGUHR co. of America*, New
York. Thermal conversion table,
B 2. Blue print, 8% by 104 inches.
[29712
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. Dee. 9,
1916; A 447903.
Kirt (Virginia K.)* Philadelphia. |
[29713, 29714
Kitchen movies. Make ready for a
Christmas feast. © Nov. 20, 1916;
le. Nov. 21, 1916; A 449160.
New housekeeping lessons. 1st lesson.
Breakfast. @© Dec. 20, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
22, 1916; A 449911
[Note: The foregoing are in Ladies
home journal]
Kitety (John J.)* Lawrence, Mass.
They are coming home from Texas.
Sheet, 64 by 4 inches. $0.15. [29715
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
38, 1916; A 444741.
KIMMEL (Stanley Preston)* Los An-
geles. Poems and fantasies. Los
Angeles, Grafton Toot corpo-
ration [1916] 2p. 1., 7-63 p. 12mo.
$1.00. [29716
© May 25, 1916; 2 c. June 2, 1916;
aff. June 1, 1916; A 483268.
Kinp (S.) & sons*, Philadelphia. Cat-
alogue U. 1917. cover-title, 260 p.
illus. S8vo. [29717
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448074. \
1324
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29743
Kine ventilating co.*, Owatoma, Minn.
King system of ventilation. 60 p.
illus. (part col.) plans. 4to.
[29718
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 «@ Dee. 4,
1916; aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 448366.
KinestEy (Florence Morse) Medita-
tions for life and power. Holyoke,
Mass., The Elizabeth Town co.
11916. 124 p. 32mo. (Little sun-
books) $0.25. [29719
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448063; Elizabeth
Towne, Holyoke, Mass.
Krrpy rhythmic method of penman-
ship. Pad no. 1-3. Boston, New
York [ete.] Newson & company,
1916. 38 pits., in envelopes, 7 by 74
inches and 83% by 7% inches. $2.40
per doz. [29720-29722
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
2, 1916; A 448205448207 ; Newson &
co., New York.
KirkK-Latty mfg. co.*, Cleveland.
May your Christmas bring you as
much happiness. 11. obl. 48mo.
[29723
© Dee. 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447795.
KITCHEN Service co.*, Chicago. Mod-
ern way of dish washing. 31, 1 p.
illus. 16mo. (Cover-title: Times
have changed) [29724
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1916;
aff. Dee. 26, 1916; A 448573.
[Kiaw & Erlanger] 4 opinions by big
men. [ 29725, 29726
Dee. 7, 1916. © Dec. 7, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
14, 1916; A 449709.
Deey 1451916. © Dec. 14,.19163; 1 ¢.
Dec. 16, 1916; A 449785.
[Note: The foregoing are
York evening journal]
© Albertson pub. co., New York.
in New
KLEINMAN (S. H.) realty co.*, Cleve-
land. [29727, 29728
Sales managers’ information. 19, [1] p.
16mo. © Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 454256.
Salesmen’s information. 1 OY PSY ADs
16mo. © Dec. 26, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Dee. 28, 1916; A 454255.
IXNEISEL (M. J)* Cleveland. Ad art
Service. Week ending Nov. 4-25,
1916. 4 v. illus. fol. [29729-29732
© Oet. 27—-Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ce. each
ano. cath, Nov. 25, 1916; A S|
447547.
KNICKERROCKER adv. & illus. service*,
New York. Bulletin. Sept., Oct.,
Noy., 1916. 3 v. illus. fol.
[29733-29735
© Sept. 1, Oct. 1, Nov. 1, 1916; 2
e. each and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A
448403448405.
(Albert)* West Barrington,
R. I. For to-day I was thinking of
you. Post card, illus. [29736
© Hebe 27) 1916 =) 20) Dec: ws:
1916; aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A 454253.
Knicur (Mary Alson)* Boston. Chil-
dren’Ss musical reader. Boston,
Mass., Charles W. Homeyer & ©Co.,
1916. 23 p. 8vo. $0.50. [29737
© Dee. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 458257.
IXNIGHT
Knicgutr & Struck eo.*, New York.
Heatherhome seed and plant book,
1917. 336 p. S8vo. [29738
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 4538159.
(Carleton Hverett)* IKansas
40 p. 12mo.
$0.50.
Knox
City, Mo. Day dreams.
(Worth while series)
[29739
© Dee. 2, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1916;
aff. Dee. 7, 1916; A 448296.
Knox HAT co., inc.*, New York. Knox
coats & hats. [24] p. illus. Svo.
[29740
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448078.
KoutsaatT (Caroline) Bethlehem’s
story; a Christmas service of Scrip-
ture and song, comp. and arr. by
Caroline Kohlsaat. Chicago, C. F.
Summy co., 1916. 32 p. 8vo. $0.25.
[29741
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 27, 1916;
aff. Oct. 26, 1916; A 447040; Clay-
ton KF. Summy co., Chicago.
Koxomo, Ind. R. L. Polk & co.’s Ko-
komo city directory and lst of
county land owners, 1916-1917. In-
dianapolis, R. L. Polk & co., 1916.
682 p. S8vo. $5.00. [29742
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 458026; R. L. Polk &
co., Indianapolis.
Koos (Leonard V.)* Seattle. History
in North central high schools. (fn
History teacher’s magazine, Dec.,
1916) [29743
© vINOW 204) LOUG si 1 ex, | Deer22,
1916; A 449902.
1325
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29744
DLLs, Vv.
Koorenart County, Id. R. L. Polk &
co’s Kootenai, Bonner, Shoshone,
Benewah and boundary counties di-
rectory. 1916-17. Seattle, Spo-
kane fetc.] R. L. Polk & co., ine.
1916. 745 p. S8vo. $6.00. [29744
© Dec. 18, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Dec; 25.) Vibe eA AI? Ry,
Polk & co., ine., Seattle.
KRANZCHEN (Das) 28. jahrg. or.
44-o1. 8 vy. illus. 4to..-M. 8a yr.
[29745-29752
© July 5-Aug. 23, 1916: 1 ¢. each
May. At: 1916: A— Foreign 14324—
14351; Union deutsche verlagsge-
sellschaft, Stuttgart, Germany.
LACHMAN (Harold)
Lachnite gems. cover-title, [16] p.
illus. (part col.) 4to. [29753
© July 1. 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444777.
Lapa. She says they’re all wrong.
(In Chicago herald) [29754
© Nov. 19, 1916: 1 e Nov. 20,
1916; A 449172; J. Keeley, Chicago.
[29755, 29756
Candies, cakes
co:*, - (Ghicase:
{[Lapres home journal]
New housekeeping dept.
and cookies. i2p. illus. S8vo. $0.10.
© Nov. 20, 1916: 2 c and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448096.
[School handwork ed.] For girls and
boys to make. [4] p. S8vo. $0.05.
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 24,
IS1G = -A. 448097.
© Curtis pub. co., Philadelphia.
Lair (Jack) oka ari a
Canada Kid’s Christmas. © Dec T
1916; 1 c. Dec. 18, 1916; A 149873
Daz-watch skipper. © Dec. 10, 1916: “es
Dec. 11, 1916; A 449727.
Ethel Levey marries Grahame-White. ©
Dee. 22, 1916; 1 c¢. Dec. 26, 1916:
A 449940.
Gus the bus back on the old job. © Nov.
af. 49gtG> tC Noy, 28 491G=" «
449372.
Gus the bus back, soiled and broke. ©
Nov. 20, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 21; 1916;
A 449178.
Gus the bus casts his die boldly.
Dec. 18, 1916;
A 449883.
Gus the bus gulps hard at breakfast.
© Dec. 11, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 12. 49416;
©
1 seh Dec: 20; ‘1916:
A 449741.
Gus the bus showered with kisses. ©
Dec. 4, 1165 4. e. Der: 5. 191Ge 4A
449547.
High carnival on Manhattan Island.
© Dec. 14, 1916; 1 © Dec. 16, 1916:
A 449769.
How J. P. Morgan ‘leak’ was worked.
© Dec. 7, 1916: de: Dec. 8, ASiG:
A 449555.
Individual charity and 7 per cent. @
Nov. 28, 1916;
A 449374.
tes Nove 229: ASiIG:
1326
oS 45) Sena
Lair (Jack)—Continued.
Jack London—a panegyric, an elegy. ©
Nov. 24, 1916; 1 c¢ Nev27.) 4916.
A 449968.
Letters from this column’s family. ©
Dec. 9, 1916; 1 e:> Deel ai Susie
A 449610.
Letters to and from our own family. ©
Dee. 2,. 1916: 1 ce. ieee 1916; A
449435.
Life of O. Henry between book covers.
© Dec. 23, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 26, 1916;
A 449945.
Little fat stranger was a bear. © Dec.
16, 1916: 1 ‘G@ Dee 12) ei
449795.
M. Gildersleeve, mazagine merchant. ©
Dec. 15, 19165 1. & Dee eee
A 449795.
Making free with some verse. © Dec.
1, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449419.
Misogynist. @ Nov. 19, 1916;"1 &
Noy. 20, 1916; A 449170.
Omaha Slim defends his Boswell. ©
Dec. 27, 19165 1 ¢. Dee, 28, 1iGe
450020.
Omaha Slim on that Hobo’s college. ©
Dec. 12. 1916: 4 eo Bee ie "1916;
A 449701.
Omaha Slim on turkey and traditions. ©
Nov. 25. a 1 « Hey. 27 :
A 449273
Other side of Clara Ward's frolic. ©
Dec. 20, 1916; 1 ¢. Miskieez Waa
A 449917.
Rich chance for multimillionaire. ©
Nov. 21, 1916; 1 « Nov. 22, 1916: A
449205.
Sir Isidore. © Dec. 3, 1916; 1 @ Dec.
4, 1916; A 449488.
Stage carpenter and the hick. @ Dec.
8, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1916: A 449603.
Steel soul. © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 c Nov.
27, 1916; A 449363.
Thanksgiving letter to my son. © Nov.
30, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 1, 1916; A 449405.
Thanksgiving volunteers pouring in. @©@
Nov. 18, 1916: 1 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 449123.
This is the tale of a horse’s tail. © Nov.
22, 1916; ive: Nove 2a. S8ia- ea
449298,
Thousand and one Chicago nights. Lou
Housman’s electric. © Dec. 33, 1916;
cece ee 14, 1916; A 449742.
5. @ Nov. 17,. 1916) te
18, 1516; A 449118.
6.- @ Nov. 235, 29167 toe:
24, 1518; A 449239.
8. © Nov. 29, 19163 42
i 1916: A 449382
no. 10. © Bee. 5, 1916) ake
6, ae A 449518.
14. © Dee. 21, 19165 ie
as 1518 A 449920.
© Dec. 26, 1916; 1 «.
oe: AOiBe A 449995.
Twenty-year policemen to banquet.
Dec.. 6, 1916: 1 ec. Dec. 8, 19165
449550.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald or Chicago herald Sunday fiction
magazine]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
©
A
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
[LA Mance (Lora)] John Barley-
corn. Evanston, MIll., National
woman’s Christian temperance union
[1916] 12 p. 8vo. (Lantern lecture
fag: P.)) $025. [29795
may 1. 1916: 1 c. Aug. 19,
fara, 4 €. Oct: 9, 1916; aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 447246; Natl. woman’s
Christian temperance union, Evan-
ston, Ill.
Lamar (William Henry)* Dallas.
i [29796, 29797
Best gift, by Henry Lamar. (Jn Dallas
morning news.) @© Nov. 26, 1916; 1.
Dec. 12, 1916; A 449666.
You and I, by Henry Lamar.
Pex:; Timmerman print] 1916.
p. 12mo. $0.35 Dec. -T,
Zoe. and aff. ‘Dec. 42, 1916; A 448
[ Dallas,
[12]
1916;
599”
00°.
LA MontTacne, Chapman co., inc.*,
New York. Wines and their service.
20 p. 2 fold. 1. 32mo. [29798
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448585.
LAMPE (Ferdinand Charles)* Newark,
N. J. Punctuation marks prepared
for use in grammar _— schools.
[Orange, N. J., Printed by Voca-
tional school, 1916] cover-title, 20
p. 16mo. $0.05. [29799
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 447725
LAND credit corp.*, New York. Land
eredit plan for real estate invest-
ment. [4] p. col. illus. 4to.
[29800
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 448444,
LANSON (Georges)* San Francisco.
Guide des Francais en Californie,
ee tobe 282, XXxXi p. - front.,
illus., ports., fold. map. Svo. $1.00.
[29801
e: (Set Zt:
A 447405.
© Oct. 18, 1916: 2
1916; aff. Nov. 17, 1916;
LANSTON monotype machine co.*,
Philadelphia. Monotype specimen
book of type-faces. cover-title, 33
p. illus. (diagrs.) Ato. [29802
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 448547.
Vous no. Pee: A91G
[29803
LatcH string.
[4] p. 12mo.
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447812; Brown, Blodgett
& Sperry co., St. Paul.
SY SS
29811
LATson (W. R. C.) Profitable physi-
eal exercises for piano students.
Philadelphia, T. Presser co. [1916]
iii, 5-13 p. illus. 12mo. ({The
musical booklet library]) $0.10.
[29804
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448484; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia.
Laver (Anna) Baby’s book. Roches-
fer, NOY. Scecner ith: Ca. Tore:
f14] p. col. illus. 16mo. [29805
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454062; Stecher litho-
graphic co., Rochester, N. Y.
LAUFFER (Charles A.)* Wilkinsburg,
Pa. Symposium on hernia as an
anatomical defect, third Dr. Lauffer
paper. (In The Monitor, Oct.,
1916) [29806
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447603.
LAURVIK (J. Nilsen)* San Francisco.
Graphic work of Cadwallader Wash-
burn. San Francisco, Hill Tolerton,
The Print rooms, 1916. 28p. front.,
illus.” 12mo0!’ "$0:25: [29807
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447673.
Miss Law tells of her
to try Chicago-New
(In New York
[29808
Nova ie
imes Co.,
Law (Ruth)
record flight;
York trip again.
times. )
© Nov. 20, 1916:
1916: A 449158; New
New York.
ue:
v York t
LAWYERS reports annotated. Cumula-
tive index to the Lawyers reports
annotated, vols. 1916A—-1916E, with
separate index to notes. Rochester,
N. Y., The Lawyers co-operative
publishing company, 1916. 140 p.
Svo. [29809
© Nova ;21;. 19165. 2 ves aud ae
Nov. 28, 1916; A 445819: Lawyers
co-operative pub. co., Rochester,
N. Y.
Lay or bust year book
1917. Boston, Mass.
lard co. [1916] cover-title, 56 p.
illus. (part col.) S8vo. [29810
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 448171; Park & Pollard
co., Boston.
Leavitt & Johnson national bank,*
Waterloo, Tom Kent’s family
reunion. 2 p. 1, Ts, [1] p.. Wus.
16mo. [29811
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454134.
and almanac,
Park & Pol-
1327
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29812
Lestanc (Maurice)* % Hughes Mas-
sie & co., London. Golden triangle,
by Maurice Leblanc, tr. by Alex-
ander Teixeira de Mattos. (In
Land & water, Nov. 23. 30. 1916)
[29812, 29818
chap. (1) 2: | “@)-4He:, Mech 71.1916: Aad
int. 3839; pubd. Noy. 23, 1916.
chap. 3: °@ 4 ec. Dee 730.) 19162
int. 2848; pubd. Nov. 30, 1916.
A ad
LeCompte (Hattie E.)* Langhorne,
Pa. Grandma’s little rhymes for
little people. Philadelphia, Geo. S.
Ferguson co. [1916] [48] p. illus.,
plate. Svo.
© Dee. 23, 1916; 2
28, 1916; A 453348.
ec. and aff. Dec.
Sous la mit-
3-47. [46 in-
J. Tallandier
0.10 each. [29815
7, 1916; 1 ¢. each Dee. 9,
i 14406; Jules
Le Faure (Georges)
raille. nos. 1 et 2,
stalments ] Paris,
[1916] 12mo. fr.
© Oct.
1916;
Tallandier,
Paris.
FEvrRE (Wells)* Ft.
i Smith street car
[Fort Smith] Progressive college,
1916. Sheet. printed on both sides,
4 by 82 inches. [29816
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 448263.
Smith, Ark.
time tables.
LrecGaL calendar, 1917. Card, by
14 inches, with calendar pad, 84 by
93 inches. [29817
© Dec. 1. 1916; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1916;
aff. eS 11, 1916; A 447908; Land
title & trust co., Philadelphia.
9
224
Le Gorric (Charles)* Paris. Marais
ce Saint-Gond. (Jn Revue des deux
mondes, 1¢T sept., 1916) [29818
© Sept. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 14408.
LenieH Valley railroad co. Tele-
graphic code book; issued by Tele-
graph department. South Bethle-
hem, Pa., 1916. xiii, 258 loose p.
obl. 82mo. [29819
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448492; John W. Hart-
field, New York.
LEIGHTON supply co.*, Fort Dodge, Ia.
Net price list. Nov. 4, 1916. Sheet,
ilius., printed on both sides, 16 by
9 inches. [29820
© Nov. 4,°1916- 2 -e: > Nov..11,
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447576.
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
LELAND (F. A.) & Morris (H.)* St.
Louis. Official list of open and pre-
pay stations, no. 17. cover-title, 656
p. 4to. [29821
© Dec._2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
4, 1916; A 447681.
LENNON (Bert) Lady from Montana.
(In Chicago herald) [29822
© Dec. 10, 1916; 1 ce Dee. 11,
1916; A 449783; J. Keeley, Chicago.
LENox college, ine.*, Hopkinton, Ia.
Why and how. 4 p. folder. S8vo.
[29823
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 2 Deere
1916; aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448521.
Lenz (Thomas K.)* Philadelphia.
Lenz. [8] p. illus. (part col.)
port. nar, 8vo. [29824
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2) G) an tare,
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447599.
Leroux (Gaston)* Paris. Colonne in-
fernale. nos. 1-74, 76-93, 95-107,
109, 110, 112-122, 124-133. [128 in-
stalments] (Jn Paris Matin)
[29825
© Apr. 29-Sept. 8, 1916; 1 c. each
Dec. 9, 1916; A—Foreign 14417.
LESEMANN (Louis F. W.) Sugges-
tions for the teachers of the mem-
bership manual of the Methodist
Episcopal church. New York, Cin-
cinnati, The Methodist book con-
cern [1916] 16 p. S8vo. $0.10.
: [29826
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
11. 1916; A 447826; Methodist book
concern, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on revision]
Lester (Alexander G.)* Indianapolis.
[29827-29829
Be your own Santa Claus. Card, illus.,
32 by 53 inches. (Kahn tailoring co.)
@ Dec. 12,1916; 2 c. and ain wee
16, 1916; A 448397.
Whose booster week is this? Lester’s.
Card, illus., 34 by 53 inches. © Oct.
Sh LO KG: 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 1, 1986;
A 444719.
You are elected to come in and order
a new sack suit. Post card, illus. ©
Nov. 9, 1916; 2. ¢. and aff. Noyiges,
1916; A 444935.
LEVERAGE (Henry)* Ossining, N. Y.
On parole. (In Star of hope, Dec.,
1916) [29830
©” Dec. 14, 1916; 1 @ Beewsr
1916; A 449978.
1328
BOOKS,
no. 12, 1916
LEvERING (H. Brooke) [29831-29834
Little mischief makers [and their funny
capers] Rochester, N. Y., Stecher lith.
fo, 2916, [14] p. col. illus. 8vo.
© . 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 454071.
Polly’s dollies. Rochester, Nei cee:
Stecher lith. co., 1916. [14] p. col
Wits Bevo. © Oct. 25, 1906):
9
and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454073.
Roly-poly cubbies. Rochester, N. Y.,
Stecher litho co. 1916. [13] p. col.
MMS tomo. © Apr. 13,) 19163 2 '¢
and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454065.
Story of Dolly and Dan and the Dim-
pledees. Rochester, N. Y., Stecher
litho. co., 1916. [i Bh 1a), col. illus.
Homo. ©) Apr, 13. 19165 2 ¢ and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 454074.
© Stecher lithograpic co., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
[LEWENKROHN (Samuel)] Lucky, the
boy scout, by E. H. Sherwood
[pseud.] illus. by Alice Carsey. Ra-
cine, Chicago, Whitman publishing
Roe Piotoin 210 p. front., illus.
Svo. $0.60. [29835
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2: c Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446291;
Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
(Albert H.)* Los Angeles.
Sheet, 3 by 5 inches.
[29836
e. and aff. Dec.
LEWIS
Saving game.
© Dec. 18, 1915; 2
18, 1916; A 447847.
Lewis (Paul A.)* San Antonio, Tex.
From her soldier boy. Post card.
illus. 8 by 6 in., fold. to 48mo.
$0.10. [29837
© Dee. 2, 1916; . and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A eee
LEWKowITz (1.)* New
jeweiry for old. 32
New
24mo.
[29838
and aff. Nov.
York.
p. illus.
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 «.
14, 1916; A 447348.
LezInIER (Dr. de) Pharmacodyna-
mie et applications cliniques de la
médication par la vamianine. Paris,
Htablissements chatelain, 1916.
32 p. 16mo. [29839
©) Sept. 16,1916; 1 « Dec 9,
1916; A—Foreign 143885; J.-L.
Chatelain, Paris.
LIBERTY Stove co.*, Philadelphia. Per-
fection colony brooders. [Sino p:
illus., diagr. Svo. [29840
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448092.
LIESENFELT (Margaret E.)* Ham-
mond, Ind. Liesenfelt crochet book.
Book no. 2. 18 p. illus. obl. S8vo.
$0.10. [29841
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 4463837.
GROUP II
29877
Lire extension institute, inc.
[29842-29877
How to be healthy. Activity. © Dec.
Zio LOG 2) ey es Dec 285.) LOM PAL
4500238.
Avoiding diseases of middle age.
Deeds) LAG Sc Dees (8, tS1lG
A 449556.
Avoiding drugs. © Nov. 30, 1916;
al es Dee ate 1916; A 449407.
Avoiding too much acid. © Dec. 9,
1916s Le “Dec. 11, 1916; A 449608.
Avoiding typhoid fever. @ Dec.
18, 1916; eC. DeECRee 2 Orr OniGuessions
449882.
Boils. © Dec. 4, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 5,
1916; A 449545.
—— Bolting food is harmful. © Dec.
POP EO TG line | CCH 22 iin LOM Ou PA:
449918.
Care of the hair. © Dec. 2, 1916;
1c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449426.
Corns and their cure. © Nov. 28,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 29, 1916; A 449375.
Death rate from cancer. @© Dec.
Fades SASS BNW Os) SID YEXG SI) PAR yf IESG aA
449941.
Exercises that strengthen heart.
OPWec 21 TONG ee Week) 23 Orr
A 449928.
Highting consumption. @©@ Dec. 26,
1916; 1c. Dec. 28, 1916; A 449996.
Pruitvevery day.) © Dee 8, 1916 ;
1 ec. Dec. 9, 1916; A 449604.
Germs. @ Dec. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
4, 1916; A 449421.
Habits that injure eyes. © Dec. 23,
1916; ire Dee. 26, 1916; A 449943.
How to avoid bad breath. © Dec.
OD OMG res) CCan See OMG inn
449796.
How to bathe. © Nov. 23, 1916;
1c. Nov. 24, 1916; A 449241.
How to breathe. © Noy. 22, 1916;
1c. Nov. 28, 1916; A 449230.
How to dress for health. © Nov.
PHL TAU BBO! ION a PAG, BLT Bi) AN
449266.
How to drink. @© Nov. 29, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 1, 1916; A 4493809.
How to stand without tiring. ©
NOVA 2D) OMG) ENCe INO WALDO inh Oil Gn iaac
449269.
Keeping the inside of the body
clean: 7 @i Dees 19 1O1G dex Dees 21h
1916; A 449885.
—— Keeping the skin in health. © Dec.
TG DIO SMEYS Weal) ey ID exKeS alice sy TIO. ON
449801.
Non-meat diet and endurance. ©
Wees nd 4a VelnSniG alien Oe eahOrmeLOmoie
A 449770.
Overtime bad for health. © Noy,
ZH LO TG iol: Cue INO VE tezOen lo de eumeANe
449370.
Some obstacles to being healthy.
(©) Drees 151, Wa ab tes IMEC fay AUS Le
A 449516.
Sore throat. © Nov. 18, 1916; 1 ¢
Nov. 20, 1916; A 449120.
-—— Too much brain work. © Dec. 18
1916; 1 ec. Dee. 14, 1916; A 449745
Training mind for health. © Nov.
Te Gs i ale CxmONO WARY hE San ty eNO oe mane
44.9116.
1329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29878
Lire extension institute, ine—Contd.
—— ‘Training’ the skin. @©@ Dec. 6,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 8, 1916; A 449551.
—— When we need glasses. © Dee. 11,
1916s 4. °c. Meg. 42) 1SIG VA A497 3
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
Monthly health ietter no. 21-24. 4 v.
4to. Contents :—no. 21. Meeting win-
ter perils.—22. Work, worry, fa-
tigue.—no. 23. Ways and means of
fighting tuberculosis—no. 24. The
skin in health. @© Jan. 29, Feb. 29.
Mar. 31, Apr. 29, 1916; 2 c. each and
aff. Sept. 27, 1916; A 444109-444112.
——no. 28. The eyes and health. [4]
p. 4to. $0.50 per annum. Aug.
ol, 198652 ec. and aff. Sept. 27, 1916:
A 4441138.
© Life extension institute,
New York.
inc.,
LIGHTNING rod. v. 2, no. 6, Sept.—Oct.,
1916. 20 p. illus. 16mo. [29878
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916: A 447295: S. D. Kretzer,
St. Louis.
LINCOLN highway assn.*, Detroit.
Complete official road guide of the
Lincoln highway. 168 p. fold. map,
blank pages for memorandum. S8vo.
$1.00. [29879
© June 10, 1916; 2c. June 7, 1916;
aff. June 20, 1916; A 481544.
New York.
[29880, 29881
Barbour’s Irish flax salmon threads and
double knot gill netting. [4] p. col.
lugs: > Sve: "@r Dec: 6, 1916) 2°c and
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 447830.
Same. Sheet, tllus., printed on
both sides. 82 by 9 inches. fold. to
Svo. @©UNov. 1.71916) 2 cand: aff:
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447325.
LINEN thread co.*,
LitrHcow medicine co., Lawrence,
Mass. Lithgow’s totem oil lini-
ment. Sheet, illus., 12 by 8? inches.
© Nov: 10,1916? 2-e) and “aff.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 448175; Arthur W.
Lithgow, Lawrence, Mass.
Litte (Thomas J.) Gas ignition. 16 p
illus., diagrs. Svo. [29883
© Nov. 17,.1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447457; American gas in-
stitute, New York.
LirscHer (C. J.) electric co. Electri-
eal supplies, Grand Rapids, Mich..
Milwaukee, Wis., 1916. 617 p. illus.,
col. pl., map, diagrs. 4to. (Catalog
no. 15) [29884
© Nov. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 446495; Cargill co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
pt. I, H.'S:., v.13
LiTTLE duchess dress co., ine.*, New
York. Spirit of the season is in our
new authentic duchess evening and
day time frocks. Sheet, illus., print-
ed on both sides, 203 by 14 inches.
fold. to fol. [29885
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447824.
LITTLEFIELD-MutrrRAY (Effie)* Los An-
geles. New Year’s message. Sheet,
114 by 7 inches. fold. to12mo. $0.10.
[29886
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 448286.
Lioyp (Tamma A.)* Canon City, Col.
Woodrow Wilson. Sheet, 7% by 43
inches. [29887
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. Novo 9, 19a,
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447566.
Locke (Harry)* Los Angeles. Official
guide, the Old Spanish trail. 1p. 1,
123 p. illus., maps. nar. 4to. [29888
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Sept.
5, 1916; A 4875382.
(Marshall) * Indianapolis.
We're all for Woodrow. Sheet, 173
by 8 inches. [29889
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 444912.
Lockport, N. Y. Lockport city direc-
LOCKE
tory for 1916: “Loekport; Zia.
Roberts brothers company, 1916.
464 p. S8vo. [29890
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 446890; Roberts brothers
co., Lockport, N. Y.
LOHMEYER (H. B.)
appliance installations.
Cost records on
22) DP. FLSVOs
[29891
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and ail Nov:
18, 1916; A 447453; American gas
institute, New York.
New York.
[29892-29897
Charlie Chaplin in Behind the screen.
[12] p. illus. 16mo. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] $0.05. @© Nov. 13,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A
448087.
Same. © Nov. 13, 1916; 2c. and
aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 448340.
—— One A. M. [9] p._ illus. ge
[Motion picture scenario] $0.0 ©
Aus. 7, 1916; 2c.) and ans Sone 27,
1916; ‘A 444100.
+’ The Count.” ‘{10] p. illus) eae
[Motion picture snetiariol $0.05. ©
Sept. 4, 1916; 2 cand afl. Sept. 52%,
1916; A 444101.
The Rink. [20] p. 16mo. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] @© Dec. 11,
1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A
454239,
LONE STAB Corp:*,
1330
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29939
LONE STAR corp.*—Continued.
Vagabond. [7] pp. illus.
[Motion picture scenario]
$0.05. © July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 27, 1916; A 444102.
LonnNEY (Albert James)* New Bed-
ford, Mass. Reasons for rejecting the
Bible. 8 p. S8vo. $0.10. [29898
©) Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 23,
1916; aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 446559.
Los ANGELES & Salt Lake r. r. ©Co.,
Salt Lake route. Quiet. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 83 by 53
inches. [29899
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444911; Howard Elliott,
Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES LIME co.*, Los Angeles.
Waterproof California stucco. [8]
p. illus. 16mo. [29900
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 448262.
[LoucH (William H.)] New foreign
trade, its present opportunities and
its requirements. New York, Busi-
ness training corporation, 1916. 61
p. illus. 4to. [29901
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1916; aff. Sept. 28, 1916; A 437886;
Business training corp., New York.
LovuISIANA AUTOMOBILE directory.
Comp. by James Hugh Williamson.
New Orieans, La., Coste & Frichter
co., ine. aor 286 p. S8vo. [29902
(ec 1 1916; 2 ¢c. Oct. 28, 1916;
aff. Nov. 3 1916; A 445598 ; Coste &
Frichter ¢o., New Orleans.
LOUISIANA WEATHER Chart calendar,
re fs | pp. ilus., col. map.
fol. [29903
aaety 1. 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447090; Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nashua, N. H.
[29904, 29905
Lovett bros. 20th century suit and over-
coat club, fall and winter, 1916.
less and dress better. [4] p. 24mo.
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448115.
Seale of payments on $15 and $16 basis.
Sheet, illus., 821 by 4 inches. (The
20th century suit & overcoat club) ©
June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 20,
1916; A 448114.
Low (Daniel) & co., ine.*, Salem,
Mass. Shop window of the house
of gifts. Catalog for 1917. cover-
title, D1-—D231 p. illus. 8vo.
[29906
LOVETT bros.*,
er Noy. 10, 1916; 2
Noy. 18, 1916; A 444870.
e. “and afi: :
Luptow valve mfg. co.*, Troy, N. Y.
Catalogue, 1917. 1 p. 1, 5-198 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. [29907
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 446752.
Lunpberg (Hjalmar) [29908-29912
Germany thanks U. S. envoys. © Dec.
Eve Deen P40 TOU: A.
© Dec. 19,
Dec. 23, 1916; A 449931
Say Teutons blew up ships. © Nov. 17,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449142.
Ship is recaptured by Swedes. © Nov.
2. LOG Ae Be. OVe. 29, ADIGA
449349,
To oust Swedish company. © Nov. 17,
1916; i ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449148.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
eo 1G.
449715.
Norway dry for holidays.
LLG bie:
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
LUTHER (Chas. A.) Chicago’s experi-
ence with a separate lighting di-
vision." 30-"p. ~~ illus;, fold.:. “map.
SVO. [29913
©). Nov. “179 71916 4.26. (and : aft:
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447442; American
gas institute, New York.
LuxITE textiles, ine.*, Milwaukee.
Sincerity in the gift expresses sin-
cerity in the giving. (Jn Ladies’
home journal, Dec., 1916) [29914
©) Nov. 23; 1916: “1 ‘e@. Dee’9;
1916; A 449639.
LYLE (William R.)* Ripon, Wis. Fire
prevention for iess fires and lower
insurance rates. LIiGh “pz port.
16mo. $0.25. [29915
©) Nov. 25; 1916-0 2-e) and * aft.
Dee. 2, 1916; A 448266.
LyncH (John) [29916, 29917
Last of the Ingrams. [Los Angeles,
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title; 2Tops SvoOs @OUOce LGseL OG
2) e, Nove G7 1916 32a Nowe, 21st Ole):
A 448058.
Phantom’s farewell, by John Lynch and
J. G. Hawks. [Los Angeles, Standard
‘ printing co., 1916] cover- -title, 23 p.
12mo. [Motion picture scenario] ©
Oct. LL U9IGs 2 ec Nov.aG. 1996) atk.
Noy. 21, 1916; A 448051.
© Thos. H. Ince, Culver
Cal.
Lyon (Robert Perkins) * Dallas.
and figures worth knowing. [4] p.
16mo. [29918
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
5d, 1916; A 448249.
Lyon & Healy,* Chicago. [29919-29939
Charm of a Lyon & Healy DEES. (In
Chicago daily Gibune.) © 4,
FOIG te: Dec. ¢, 1946 = A 249595.
City,
Facts
1331
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29940
pt. I) HS. ta
Lyon & Healy*—Continued.
Christmas morning, the supreme gift.
(In Chicago daily news) © Dec. 13,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 20, 1916; A 149848.
Contribution to home-making. (In Chi-
cago daily tribune) © Dec. 14, 1916;
1 c. Dee. 20, 1916; A 449849.
Lyon & Healy piano. Dec. 8, 1916.
Chicago Sunday herald.) @©@ Dec.
1916; 1 c. Dee. 7, 1916; A 449528.
Dee. 14, 1916. (In Chicago ex-
aminer) @© Dec. 14, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec.
20, 1916; A 449850.
Lyon & Healy piano. Dec. 3, 1916. (In
Nov., 1916. cover-title, 12 loose l.
iluss= fol. (© Nov. S$; 1916: 2. coand
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447485.
Dec., 1916. cover-title, 12 loose 1.,
TS SeeOlwe © WeC i.) coloe 2 .C.mand
aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A 448607.
Lyon & Healy victrola advertising serv-
ice. Nov., 1916. cover-title, 8 loose 1.
illus. fol. © Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447486.
(In
3,
—— Dec., 1916. cover-title, 10 loose l.,
ilkuss)) fol. 7O@ Dees 2;71916'; 2) exand
aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A 448606.
Most interesting gift is a victrola. (In
Chicago daily journal) @pPecsnt2
1916; 1c. Dec. 16, 1916; A 449787.
New Victor records for December. (In
Chicago daily cen) © 28,
Nov
US Gee DEC. ann oto. A 449414.
New victrola now wha for delivery by
Lyon and Healy. (in Chicago daily
tribune) @) Wee 15, A916: 2 ef Dec:
20, 1916; A 449851.
Piano. (in Chicago evening post)
Wee: }G,, 19163 2 ec Dee 12, Totes A
449672.
Piano for Christmas. (In Chicago even-
ing post) @© Dec. 11, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
16, 1916; A 449786.
Pianola-piano. Last four days of our
special November demonstration.
Chicago Sunday herald) @ Nov. 26,
1916; 1 ec. Dee. 1, 1916; A 449400.
Victrola. Can you think of anything
else so delightful for Christmas? (In
Chicago Sunday tribune) @ Dec. 10,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449697.
There are Many advantages in
trying your victrola here. (In Chi-
cago “daily news) © Nov. 20, 1916;
1 ce. Noy. 24, 1916; A 449234.
Victrola home concerts Thanksgiving
days. Nov. 26, 1916. (in Chicago
examiner) © Nov. 26, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
1, 1916; A 449399.
Nov. 27, 1916. (in Chicago
daily tribune) © Nov. 27, 1916; le.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449401.
Victrola, the universal favorite. (In
Chicago herald.) @© Dec. 5, 1916; 1@¢
Dec. 7, 1916; A 449530.
Whenever you think of a victrola think
of Lyon & Healy. (fn Chicago tri-
bune) © Nov. 19, 1916; 1 c. Noy. 24,
1916; A 4492338.
McAtestrr, Okl. R. L. Polk & co.’s
McAlester city directory including
Alderson and Krebs, 1916-17. Sioux
City, La.,. St. Paal, Minn. jietey” ivi
McALESTER, Okl.—Continued.
7] KR. L. Polk & co., 1916, “2625
8vo. [29940
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 «@ and aff.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 446497; R. L. Polk
& co., Sioux City, Ia.
[McAtiister (Lulu Blanche)] Tale
of the U. C. goat. [9] p. illus. S8vo.
$0.25. [29941
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448346 Thold studio,
Boulder, Col.
MacAtrine (John D.)* Collinwood, O.
[29942, 29943
Car interchange guide and ready refer-
ence tables. [1916] Pittsburgh, Pa.,
The McConway & Torley C5: 1916. 59
p. 8vo. $0.40. © Nov. "1916; 2 4e3
and aff. Nov. 1 SAS AG Ss Ae 445944.
Car interchange manual. 1916 ed.
Cases 1 to 1091. 128 Dp NSvou ae
Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff, Noy. 1%,
1916 ; ‘A 445608.
McCann (Rebecca)
Chicago, IIL,
Cheerful cherub.
International press
bureau 1916. cover-title, 521. illus.
4to. [29944
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448558; International
press bureau, Chicago.
[McCarron (O. W.)] Spelling bee;
for schoolroom or parlor. 64 ecards,
2% by 83 inches and 8 p. pamphlet
in box. $0.50. [29945
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 447986; Eldridge enter-
tainment house, Franklin, O.
McCartHy (William)* Detroit. Offi-
cial purchasing agents, superintend-
ents and engineers data chart. Wall
chart, 374 by 234 inches. [29946
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447491.
McCarty (Ida Helen)* Pennville, Ind.
[29947-29951
Ail about the remnant sales. Sheet, 9 by
6 inches. © Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov.
3, 1996 = att, Nev. 18, 1916; A 447410.
Eathing the baby; monologue. Sheet, 10
by 53 inches, $2.00. © Nov. 1, 1916;
2° ¢. Nov. , 1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916;
A 447408.
Calling on the sick. Sheet, printed on
both sides, 10 by 52 inches. © Novy. 1,
1916; 2:c. Nov. 3, 1916 afisiNove ols:
1916; A 447411.
Her electrical appliances;
Sheet, 10% by 52 inches.
ING. Ree OG os eaniNoveos
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447409.
Mrs. Heine Kleine goes visiting. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 12 by 6 inches.
$2002) TOP Nove. te 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 3,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447407.
monologue.
$1.00. ©
TOLG ; air.
1332
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
29970
McCavustanp (Anna Test)* Washing-
ton. Christian’s fruit basket. 24 p.
16mo. $0.10. [29952
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454040.
McConway & Torley co.*, Pittsburgh.
Catechism of the M. C. B. rules.
1916. 60 p. diagrs. 16mo. [29953
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447606.
MecCosH (D. S.) National self teacher
for bugle, trumpet, cornet, fife and
erum 16 p. 4to. $0.25. [29954
© Dee. 1, 1916: 2 c and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 454225. Chart music
pub. co., Chicago.
McCown (Minnie Parker)* Emporia.
Kan. Mary Arden. Sheet, illus.. 9
by 7 inches. $0.25. [29955
© May 10, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444722.
McCray reirigerator co.*, Kendall-
ville, Ind. McCray refrigerators and
cooling rooms for hotels, restau-
rants [ete.] 48 p. illus. (part col.)
obl. 12mo. (Catalog no. 51.)
[29956
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447378.
McCutcHreon (John T.)*
Turkey heaven. (Jn Chicago daily
tribune) [29957
© Nov. 29, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 6, 1916;
A 449627.
[McDapre (James E.) ] [2995S—29960 |
Perfection seat work in arithmetic. 6
cards, printed on both sides 5 by 93
inches, and 6 folded cards, 6 by 92
inches. all in envelope. $0.20. Q |
Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1916; aff
Dec. 27, 1916; A 448588.
Principal’s program. 24 duplicate cards
in envelope, 6 by 92 inches. $0.40. 6 |
Wem, 1996.) 2 ¢€, Dec. 26; 1916: aff.
Dec. 27, 1916: A 448589.
Seat work in counting. G@s05. 6 fold-
ed cards, illus. and 6 small envelopes,
in envelope, 53 by 92 inches. $0.15.
© Aug. 25, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1916:
aff. Dec. 27, 1916: A 448587.
© Plymouth press, Chicago.
Chicago.
McDaANIELs (Francis Benjamin)*
Watertown, 8S. D. Burning of the
Stars and Stripes. 24 p. 8vo.
$0.15. [29961
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2
16, 1916; A 447382.
McDonarp (Foster) *
e: and aff. Nov.
Des Moines, Ia.
[29962, 29962
Physicians’ dietetic chart. Wall chart,
Piya as inches. © Nov. ‘27, 1916;
2 c. Dec. 1, 1916; aff. Dec. 14. 1916;
A 447898.
McDonaup (Foster )*—Continued.
Supplement of Physicians’ dietetic chart.
] p. S8vo. © Nov. 27, 1916: 2 «.
Hee A916: ai Dec 14, 1916: A
447897.
MacDonartp (John)* Topeka, Kan.,
County examination questions, state
of Kansas, June, 1915, to October,
1915, with answers, no. 23. 2 p. L.,
110 p. 12mo. $0.40. [29964
© May .26)) 1916; 2 ©... and aif:
May 29, 1916; A 433219.
McDonatp (Mrs. John F.)* Omaha,
Neb. Original Cluny design; a
striking pattern in handmade lace.
Omaha, Neb., H. & M. art needle
work co., 1916. [7] p. illus. (incl.
port.) 4to. $0.25. [29965
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448511,
MacDonatp (Pirie)* New York. To
keep myself physically strong; be-
ing four programs of setting-up ex-
ercises. rGh Sp: folder. 16m0.
$0.05. [29966
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29, 1916; A 448617.
(Mrs. Edward) How
Edward MacDowell taught the
piano. Philadelphia, Pa., T. Presser
co. [1916] 12 p. illus., port. 12mo.
f(The musical booklet library) ]
$0.10. [29967
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21. 1916: A 448488: Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
MacDowWELL
' M’DoweLtt (Mary) More important
than woman suffrage. (Jn Chicago
Sunday herald.) [29968
© Dee -17, 19162 Ae. Wee. sts;
1916; A 449875; J. Keeley, Chicago.
“Ciesla ees (Mary Marget) Child’s
life of Mary Queen of Scots, by
Mary Marget MacEachen. Wheel-
ing, W. Va.. Catholic book company
[1916] 64 p. illus. S8vo. ([Young
folks series]) $0.25. [29969
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1916;
aff. Dee. 7, 1916; A 4538086; M. M.
MacEachen, Columbus, O.
McGowan & Wood*, Albany, N. Y.
Newlywed’s household helper. 5 p.
ao pe illus. Sve: [29970
©) Gek S07 1916-2 (Gi nOct. jot:
1916; aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 444913.
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29971
MacGrait (Joseph Francis)* Brook-
lyn. Harrington Emerson course of
study in personal efficiency.
[29971-29976
[8th lecture. Competent counsel and
discipline.] 27 Ato. $0.50. .©
Sept. 8) 2196 2, Sept. 28, 1916;
aff. Sept. pd aad & 1916; A 439536
[9th lecture. Fair deal and ta re-
ward.] 14 p. 4to. $0.5 @ Océ:
G. 196 Chand «alte Noe “43 1916;
A 444871.
[10th lecture. Power to persuade.] 18
4to. $0.50. © Ok 2:
p. diaers.
and “aft, Nov. 13, 1016;
LOU Giese ce
A 444872.-
Special lecture. 11th & 12th lectures.
3 v. 4to. Contents.—Svecial lecture,
Eriday: Oct: 13," 1976. Character
analysis.—11ith lecture, Monday, Oct.
2, 1916. Organization and manage-
ment.—12th lecture, Monday, Oct. 9,
Amenities—Self education—
@e Oct 21. Nov) Zon 1o1Ge
2 jen each, ang alt. Dee, a2. 1OTGs 1A
448372-448374.
McGratH (Thomas 8.) [29977, 29978
Catholic policemen’s and firemen’s com-
panion. New York, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago, Benziger brothers, 1916. 2
front., illus. 32mo. $0.25.
18, TOG 2 cand ate “Nov.242 1916;
A 446610.
Catholic soldiers’ and sailors’ companion.
New York, Cincinnati, {iene Benzi-
ger br others, 1916S” TAS Spl) sfrent
illus. 32mo. SO255- U@aeeNOVa.) sts,
and aff. Nov. 24, 1916;
POLE 2c,
A 446609.
© Benziger brothers, New York.
McGraw electrical trade directory.
Oct. 1916. Central station ed.
New York, McGraw publishing com- |
pany, inc., 1916. 359 p. S8vo. $3.00.
[29979
©)” Dec 18). 1916" 2 . Wee, 20;
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 453196;
McGraw pub. co., ine., New York.
ro.
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8
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1 s Sp sslkehis
McGreevy (Ambrose Leo)* Winona,
Minn. Minnesota and other verses.
Winona, Minn.. Jones & Kroeger co.,
TAG OST D. JGVG.. 50/25: [29980
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448138.
McGrecor (T. D.) A BC of banking.
1520p. L6mo; ss0A0: [29981
©, Oct 25 7,1916= 2 eyand ” air.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 444765: Buek &
Glenn, inc., Winston-Salem, N. C.
McGrecor bros. & co. Production of
eoal. Serial no. 7%. Sheet, 11 by 83
inches. [29982
© Dec. 1, 1916: 2 c and aff. Dec.
ao4 WLOUGs. “A’_ 448969" WOressiey a.
Blankard, Winnebago, Neb.
13
pt.3, B.S. Wee
McJUunNKIN (William D.) advertising
agency*, Chicago. One minute
heart-to-heart public relations talks.
[Talk no: 1-13) 14 1) tek (ivext
parallel to binding] ' [29983
©. Oct...21, 1916;>2 < Genes
1916; aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 447229.
Macx (Hughie) Fat man’s burden.
(In Atlanta journal) [29984
© Oct. 15, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1916;
A 449784; General film co., ine,
New York.
Wilen) * Philadel-
thoughts.
$0.25.
[29985
© Dee.’ 11, 19162 2c) ieee
1916; aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 448332.
McKee (William
phia. Psychological
Pamphlet no. 5. 38 p. 16mo.
McKenzie (Sophie) Circle of the
morning light. 15 col. cards 32 by
54 inches. in envelope 48mo. $0.12.
[29986
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov,
15, 1916: wy 446405 : Congregational
S. S. and pub. soc., Boston.
McKesson & Robbins*, New York.
McK & R trade price list of chemical
and pharmaceutical specialties and
parfums renée. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. nar. 8vo. [29987
© Dee. 20, 1916712, Geaneee ae
1916; A 448570.
(Catherine M.)* Rochester,
Minn. Woodland thoughts for little
boys and girls. [Rochester Minn.,
Schmidt printing co., 1916] 19 p.
12m6.) S025: [29988
©: Sept. 6;.1916: 2 © Mee ui
1916; aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 448367.
MckKinspen (Hattie L.)* North Wood-
bury, Conn.. Origin of life.” 34 p:
12mo. $1.00. [29989
©- Nov. 20, 1916; .2 esaNewmaes,
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 453009.
Dec. 27,
MACKEY
MAcKIE-BryvER. Band leader’s guide.
Philadelphia, J. W. Pepper & son,
1916. 48 p. fold.table. 4to. $1.00.
[29990
© Nov. 17, 1916: 2° Cir Nevers
1916; aff. Nov. 21, 1916: A 447508;
J. W. Pepper and son, Philadelphia.
McLAuGHLIN (P. F.) Paramount is-
sue. (Zn Monument retailer, Nov.,
1916) [29991
© Nov. 16; 1916; 1><¢ Nev wee
1916; A 449402; P. F. McLaughlin
co., Philadelphia.
o4
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
McLean (Jane) Cheating cheaters.
(In New York evening journal)
[29992-30012
. 4, 1916. © Dec. 4, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee.
5, 1916; A 449485.
5, 1916. © Dec. 5,
1916; A 449523.
. 6, 1916. © Dec. 6,
1916; A 449520.
Pa tote. ©. Dec: 7,
8, 1916; A 449561.
. 8, 1916. © Dec. 8,
9, 1916; A 449583.
Dec. 9, 1916. © Dec. 9,
11, 1916; A 449614.
Dee. 11, 1916. © Dec. 11,
Dec. 12, 1916; A 449662.
19LGs 1 te> Dee-
i9iGis 1 © Dee:
L1G) fe. ee.
PDTC: 1 es
‘OIG = 1 1e-
IIGsa Ee:
Becta tots: © Dec. 12, 1916: 2 e.
Dec. 13, 1916; A 449676.
Hee, £3, 1916. . @©@ Dee. 13, 1916; 1 e.
Dec. 14, 1916; A 449704.
Wee. 14, 1916. © Dec. 14, 1916; 1 «¢.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 449749.
Heats.) t916.) © Dee; 15, 1916; 1 e.
Dec. 16, 1916; A 449774.
Peewt1G6- 71916. © Dee. 16,1916; 1 e.
Dee. 18, 1916; A 449804.
Dec. 18, 1916. eieDec- +18, 1916: 1 ¢
Dec. 19, 1916; A 449823.
Dee. 19, 1916. © Dec. 1916; e
19,
Dec. 30, 1916; A 449829.
Meet 2 1916. °'©@ Dee: 21,
Wee i? ASG: A. aaeT.
wee, 22° 1916. ©. Dec. 22,
Dee. 23, 1916; A 449995,
Weer 25, 1916. . © Dec. 23,
Dec. 27, 1916; A 449979.
Dee. 26, 1916. © Dec. 26,
Deei-27, 1946: A 449982.
Heer: 1916:;.©@ Dec. 27,
Dec. 28, 1916; A 450000.
Dee. 28, 1916. © Dec. 28,
Dee. 29, 1916; A 450028.
Dee. 29. 1916... © Dec. 29,
Dec. 30, 1916; A 450055.
© International news service, New
York.
1916:
1916;
1916;
1916;
1916;
1
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1
1
TN ger Eos
1
Fe:
1
1916; e
Macteop (Norman William)* New
York. Cinema theatre and cash
coupon company coalition plan of co-
operative profit-sharing. Sheet, 1034
by 7 inches. [30013
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 23,
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447715.
McManus (Hannah T.) Teachers’
manual, by H. T. McManus and
John H. Haaren New York, Chicago
[ete.] Charles Scribner’s sons [1916]
iv, 152 p. 12mo. (Natural method
readers) [30014
» © Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 453387; C. Scribner’s
sons, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on additional parts]
30025
McMEEN (George M.)* Denver. Up-
to-date church treasurer’s record.
Instructions for use. Sheet, 17 by
133 inches. $0.25. [30015
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29, 1916; A ‘448644.
MacMirran (Hleanor Taylor)
book. New York, Duffield
EIStG)) i622] pe).col. ~Tlus:,
24mo. $2.25. [30016
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448592; Duffield & co.,
New York.
McMvurray (De Witt)* Dallas.
[30017, 30018
Baby
& CO.
plates,
Godaisiloves (@ Dec, .28,..1915 5 1. ce.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449325.
What sort of a fellow are you? @© Nov.
16> AS1GE A ve. Nov, 27. 19IGs 2A.
449324.
[Note: The foregoing are in Semi-
weekly farm news]
McNicHots (John P.) Plan and ar-
rangement of Fundamental English.
New York, Schwartz, Kirwin &
Fauss [1916] 15 p. obl. 24mo.
[30019
© Aug. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
1, 1916; A 487485; Schwartz, Kir-
win & Fauss, New York.
McQuay-Norris mfg. co.*, St. Louis.
You’ve invested money in your
tractor. Sheet, illus. (part col.)
diagrs. (part col.) printed on both
sides, 12 by 62 inches. fold to 16mo.
[30020
© Dee. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454037.
MAcQuEEN (W. N.) & co.*, Chicago.
3%, why not? 6%. [14] p. illus.
16mo. [30021
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 444895.
(J. Walker)* New York.
(In his Land of Nod.)
[30022
ASIG: 2 eo Auen oO:
17, 1916; A 447413.
cOrp:, -ane*;
McSpPpapDEN
All aboard.
©
1916;
29
==
Aug.
aff. Nov.
McWabDE merchandise
Rochester, N. ¥. Preliminary pros-
pectus. [4] p. Ato. [30023
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 444993.
Manan (Edward W.) [30024, 30025
Football captain should be one of the
boys. (In New York herald) © Nov.
19, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 5, 1916; A 449479.
Signals part of an eleven. (Jn Boston
Sunday post). © Nov. 5, 1916; 1 e.
Nov. 15, 1916; A 443751.
© Neal R. O'Hara, Cambridge,
Mass.
1339
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30026
Dt. Fe Se wks
Main electric light mies o.F, Pitts.
burgh. Main electric fehine p61 p.
folder, illus. 4to. (Bulletin no. 60)
in envelope, 63 by 94 inches. [30026
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. d, 1916;
afi. Nov. 28, 1916; A 448330.
MALDAGUE (Georges)* Paris. Pour le
roi de Prusse; roman vécu. nos.
1-3. [38 instalments] (Jn Paris Ex-
celsior ) [380027
© Oct. 29-31, 1916: 1 ¢ each Dec.
5, 1916; A—Foreign 14363.
Maritoy (Martin)* Pittsfield, Mass.
Mammy Joe’s philosophy. Gard, 52
by 8 inches. [80028
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ¢. and aif. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448539.
MANDEL bros.*, Chicago. [30029-30031
Mandel brothers’ weekly art cut service.
Sheet 402, Oct. 26 [1916] Sheet,
illus., 24 by 18 inches. © Oct. 24,
1916 72) ¢@. and. aft: Nov. 7, 1916; A
444723.
-—-= sheet 407,.Dec. 2 [1916] Sheet,
illus., 24 by 18 inches. © Nov. 22,
1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov. 27, 1916+ A
448123.
Mandel’s magazine. Christmas [1916]
40 p. illus. 8vo. © Nov. Loa, 1916's
2c. and aff. Nov. 27, 1916: A 448161.
Mannix (William F.) American se-
Urine 7 er, (Af po RL diagrs.
4S8ino. [30032
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447711; Yale & Towne
mfg. co. New York.
MArcANTE (Antonio)* Paterson, N. J.
[30033, 3003
Boosting buisness. [4] p. 8vo. $0.50.
[Motion picture scenario] © Dee. 2,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 5, 1916 = A
448259,
Collector. 4 p. Svo. $0.50. [Motion
picture scenario] © Nov. 13, 1926;
2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 17, 1916: A 444961.
MaringmaA: .O% Rd. Polk we ores
Marietta, O. city directory including
the towns of Beverly, Lowell [etce.]
191C-1917. v. 8, Columbus. O.. R. i
Polk & co, 1916." 8) vi’ 98370 p.
Svo. $5.00 [380035
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
26, 1916: A 449813; Re L. Polk &
co., Columbus, O.
ManrIxe trust co., Atlantic City. Mem-
ber’s card, Christmas cash club:
[member’s record of payments]
Each Folded ecard, printed on both
sides, 5 by 8 inches. [30036-30048
class A. @© Nov. 2, 1916: 2 e¢. Noy. 15,
1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447933.
class B-10. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 @ Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916: A 447934,
1336
MARINE trust co.—Continued.
class C—25. © Nov. 2, 191632) Gi Noy,
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447935.
class D-50. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447936.
class E-100. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 @ Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447937.
class F—200. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 e@. Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447938.
class G-1. @© Nov. 2 1916-9 @& Novy.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447939.
class H-50. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 e@. Nov.
15, 1916 ; aff. Dec: 15, 1916; A 446940.
class I-2. © Nov. 2, 1916: 2 ©” Woy.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447941.
class J-100. © Nov. 2, 1916: 2 ec. Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447942.
class K-5. @ Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. Noy.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447943.
class L-250. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 e. Nov.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447944,
class M—500. @© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ¢c. Noy.
15, 1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447945.
© U.S. bank note co., Indianap-
olis.
Marion specialty co. Thirty six, a
game of skill. Directions for play-
ing. Sheet 34 by 3 inches. $0.10.
[30049
© Noy. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916; A 448311; Samuel McCul-
loch, San Francisco.
MARKELL (Grace Elizabeth)* Bolton,
Mass. Gold colored pencil. v. 57,
[1] p. illus. 12mo. $0.50. [30050
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448376.
Marrow (Jerome W.)* Chicago. Jn-
o-mé, the 20th century manicure.
Sheet, illus.. 8 by 94 inches. [30051
©-Oct. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447160.
MARSHALLTOWN, Ia. Marshalltown
eity directory, 1917. [v. 15] Marzo,
N. D., Pettibone directory eo., 1916.
256 p. Svo. $5.00. [30052
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 445918: Pettibone direc-
tory ¢o:, Fargo, N.-D.
Martin’ (Cornelius)* New York.
Simplified calendar, 1917. Card. 3
by 5 inches. [80053
© Dee. 19, 1916; 2 c& and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448579.
AMLARVEL-MIRACLE furnace co. Heating
problem solved by using famous
Marvel furnace. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 12 by 9
inches. $0.02. [30054
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1916;
aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 444969; Henry
McKinnie, Pittsburgh.
| BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
30078
Mary Clarissa (Sister)* Millville, Pa.
[30055-30059
Geography; third, fourth grades. [Pitts-
burgh, Pa,] The Myers & Shinkle co.
fioto)" 2 v7 12mo. (Sisters of St.
Francis) © Oct. 4, 1915; 2 c¢. each
and aff. Aug. 15, 1916; A 436485,
436486.
Language. 3d—5dth grade. 3 v. cover-
mires) © 22m0. © Oct. 18, 27, 1916;
2 e, each Dec. 6, 1916; aff. Dec. 8,
1916; A 447774447776.
Mason (A. E. W.)* London. Affair
at the Semiramis hotel. (Jn Cas-
sell’s magazine, Dec., 1916.) [80060
© le. Dec. 28, 1916: A ad int.
2846; pubd. Nov. 29, 1916.
Mason (A. G.)
A. G. Mason
sales-service.
mfg. co.*, Cleveland.
manufacturing Co.
ae numb. i. Cis. e@:)
10 1. illus. obl. 24mo. (Form no.
119) [380061
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444728.
Mason (Ida Stevens)* Chino, Cal.
Girl as a home maker. [10] p.
Svo. $0.10. [80062
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454179.
Mason (Nina B.) Deary Dot and the
Squee. Rochester, N. Y., Stecher
litho. co., 1916. ito p. | -eol. ahus-
fol. [80063
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454078; Stecher litho-
graphic co., Rochester, N. Y.
Mason (Walt) [30064, 30065
Christmas thought for the Shinn light-
ning rod dealer. Card, illus., 64 by 33
meness, (@:> Dec, 4, 1916: 2 ¢.. and
aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447750.
© W. C. Shinn, Chicago.
Wisc pamper. © Dec. 23, 1916; 7 ec.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450044.
© Domestic engineering, Chicago.
Mass every day in the year calendar,
1917. [8] p. 24mo. $0.08 [30066
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448567; Home press,
New York.
MASSACHUSETTS.
eourt.
Supreme judicial
Massachusetts reports.
[30067, 30068
Meee eee! no! 111. - Oct 1916:
OGis05 916: 2) ce. and aff. .Oct:
1916; A 445413.
Wet epises. no. 112): Nov... 1916.
Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov.
1916; A 445682.
© Little, Brown, and company,
Boston.
©
31,
|
1337
MATERTAL men’s mercantile assn., 1td.*,
Mew York.» [30069, 30070
New names and re-ratings. Monthly
suppl., Nov. 1, 1916. Sheet, 82 by
72 inches. © Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447184.
Semi-annual supplement. New names
and re-ratings. Dec. 1, 1916. [4]
p. S8vo. © Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 5, 1916; A 448241 ,
MATHEWS (Blanch Dingley-) Conver-
sation lessons for the beginner in
music. Cincinnati, London, The
John Church company [1915] 3 p. L.
60 p. illus. S8vo. $1.00. [30071
CG Dee yas A915 +2 eect:
19IG: afl. Jan. 8,-1916: A 4203868:
John Church co., Cincinnati.
MatrHews (A. M.)* Chicago. Pin-
ingu darymo paslaptic. cover-title,
upsets. L6ni0; 4. S025. [30072
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447047.
MatTruews (Horace Bushnell)* South
Orange, IN. ode. exiles “bl (21 p:
12mo. [30073
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
BS IS1G; Ay 447575.
MATTHEWS (Oscar Semmes)* New Or-
leans. I’ve just received a letter.
Post card. [30074
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1916;
aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447128.
Mauve (William Henry) ine.*, Phila-
delphia. Maule seed book, 1917.
cover-title, 175, [1] p. illus. (part
col.) 4to. [30075
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 447896.
Maurer (R. J.)* La Crosse,
Recognizing your opportunity,
Benjamin Johnson [pseud.] 22, [2]
piyttGmo<,$0:25. [30076
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448324.
Maxim (Hudson)* Landing, N. J. Dvy-
namite stories, and some interesting
facts about explosives. New York,
Wis.
[by ]
Hearst’s international library co.
L1GIG). ox Dahl 230" arom
(pork a2Zme.. S1-00- [30077
Gy Now. 22, Tot 2 “et Nove, 25,
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 445823.
Mazer acoustile
Specifications for
controlling system. [4] p._ illus.,
diagr. Ato. [30078
© Oct. 4, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
5, 1916; A 448015.
€o:*,. Pittsburgh.
Acoustile sound
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ba swm aS
30079
Meccano, limited,* Liverpool, England.
— [80079, 30080
Meccano prize models. cover-title, 24 p.
illus. obl., 16mo. $0.25. © Oct. 24,
1916); 2c andi ait. Nove 651916; A.
444787.
Meccanograph manual of instructions.
cover-title, 9 p. illus., [15] p. of pls.
obl. 16mo. $0.25. @ Nov. 18, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448555.
MepicaL directory of New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut, 1916. v. 18.
[New York] The Medical society of
the state of New York, 1916. xxvi,
866, xxvii-xxxviii p. 12mo. $2.50.
[30081
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 445788; Medical society
of the State of New York, New
Tonk:
MEEHAN (Michael)* Chicago. Meehan
parcel post express rates system.
[Chicago] Meehan traffic service,
VOUG. OLA De 2 2. 1. TON. «Stee
$1.00. [30082
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444726.
MEEKER (May Shaw)* St. Paul. Art
of photoplaying. [St. Paul, Minn.,
Printed by Seven corners printing
co.] 1916. 15, [1] p. S8vo. [80083
© i Julyi 24, 1916s: B.-c. Jdnky Zs,
1916; aff. July 26, 1916; A 437035.
MELROSE advertising service*, Seattle.
School children’s water color or
crayon competition. Dec. 2, 1916.
(Ji Cleveland press) [30084
© Dee. 2, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 8, 1916;
A 449572.
agency. Reference book
(and key) containing ratings of
merchants, manufacturers and trad-
ers generally throughout the United
MERCANTILE
States and Canada. Jan., 1917. v.
195. New York, R. G. Dun & eo.
[1916] Various paging. maps. fol.
$10.00 [30085
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
20, 1916; A 453180; R. G. Dun & co.,
New York.
MERCHANTS national bank, Manches-
ter, N. H. Railroad and street rail-
way time table for Manchester,
N. H. Winter schedules. 1916—
1917. [8] p. folder. 16mo.
[380086
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447600 : Arthur E. Vogel,
Alanchester, N. H.
eae
MERCHANTS NATIONAL bank of Bos-
ton*, Boston. We believe. Sheet,
134 by 11 inches. [30087
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2° ‘Neves
1916; aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 444970.
MERIAN (Louis H.)* Buffalo. Buffalo
telephone directory cover. Cover.
4to. [30088
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 448616.
MerkKER (Monte C.)* Reading, Pa.
Special and educational home cata-
logue campaign service. [62] p.
illus. fol. [30089
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2¢. Nov. 9, 1916;
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 445844.
MERRELL messenger. v. 2, no. 4, Nov.,
1916. p. 49-64. illus. S8vo.
[30090
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 448188; William
S. Merrell chemical co., Cincinnati.
Mersick (C. 8.) & co. Electrical sup-
plies, catalogue number 16 E. New
Haven, Conn. [1916] 711 p. illus.
diagrs. 4to. [30091
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 445904; R. R. Don-
nelley & sons co., Chicago.
MeEtTHopist Episcopal church. Mem-
bership manual of the Methodist
Episcopal church, prepared under
the authorization of the General
conference. New York, Cincinnati,
The Methodist book concern [1916]
99 p. nar. S8vo. $0.10. [30092
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447827; Methodist book
concern, New York.
METROPOLITAN opera house, Philadel-
phia. Grand opera by the Metro-
politan opera company, New York,
season 1916-1917. [8] p. ports.,
diagrs. Svo. [30093
© June 14, 1916; 2 © and af °
June 21, 1916; A 434573; D. G. My-
ers, Philadelphia.
MeETzcGER (Adrian)*
Now is the time. Card, 4 by 934
inches. [30094
© Sept. 21, 1916; 2 « Oct. 25,
1916; aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 447333.
MeEtTzceR (Sol)* Washington & Bed-
ford, Pa. Intercollegiate athletics.
(In Washington daily news)
[30095, 30096
Nov. .2% 1916. (© (Nox. ate 1916 = tee
Nov. 29, 1916; A 449385
eee ae 1916. © Dec. it? “1916:
San Francisco.
a OF
22, 1916; A 449904.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12, 1916
30135
Meyer (Henry Herman) Lesson
handbook, 1917. New York, Cincin-
nati, The Methodist book concern
[1916] 157 p. maps. 24mo. (Be-
rean series) $0.25. [ 30097
© Noy. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 445803 : Methodist
fiduke concern, New York.
Meyer (John Frederick)* Columbus,
©. Catechism of the Christian re-
ligion. 41 p. S8vo. (Cover-title:
Manual of instruction in the Chris-
tian religion) $0.20. [30098
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447625.
Meyer (Joseph E.)* Hammond, Ind.
Herb doctor, a collection of valuable
medicinal formulae. cover-title, 80
p. illus., port. 16mo. $0.10.
[380099
(ysOct. 22; 1916; 2 ¢. ‘and aff.
Nov. 11, 1916; A 447302; [Copyright
is claimed on new matter]
M&ryYER-BoTH CO. [30100-30135
[Christmas plate ad_ series] no. 92
MepPpoctOT.M. PP. A. 7 1. illus.
fore) Ger. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 4, 1916; A 447210.
Double sheet of unusually fine Christmas
designs. Nov. 22, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. © Nov. 16, 1916;
PG. and ato Nov. 205 1916; A 448023.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Hit the trail. Here’s your
turn your season’s stock
cash. [8] p. illus. fol.
Looe 2) co and ‘aft: Dec.
A 447984.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
chance to
into quick
©. Dec...14,
ES; L916:
[Ladies plate ad] no. 98-1054. 16 1.
hus: )fol: © Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447211.
——no. 106-1134. 16 1. illus. fol.
GueNovw, 2o, LOGS 2 c. and aff." Dec.
4, 1916; A 447700.
Marshall Field & company
illustrations. Sheet M IF 1, 2, Nov.
23, 27, 1916. 2 sheets, illus., 193 by
25 inches. © Nov. 23, 27, 1916; "2
each and aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447609,
newspaper
447610.
——_— Sheet M IF Dec. 5, 1916. Sheet,
MUS.) 9) by. ce inches. Deeks:
1916; Se. and jatt.. Dec, 11, 1916;
A 447815.
Mid-winter edition of plate ad_ series.
Pres wi. EA. to no. 117 M. P. A.
10 1. illus. fol. [Text parallel with
mndine| {@ Dee: 27, 1916.;.2 «. and
aff. Dec. 30, 1916; A 454289.
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Newspaper feature cut service. Week of
Nov. 21, 1916. 6 numb. loose 1. illus.
HOmency NOV. 2, 191G: 2 -e. and aff.
Nov. 9, 1916; A 447268.
—— Weeks ending Dec. 7-28, 1916. 4
Veetlas. tole, (©, Novat6.. 1916.5 2 .c.
and aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 447696—
447699.
—
MEYER-BoTtTH co.—Continued.
Week ending Jan. 7, 1917. 6 numb.
illuss s folaniG Dec. DO Gein es
and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454019.
——— Weeks ending Jan. 14, 21, 28, 1917.
3 v. illus. fol. © Dec. 15, 1916;
2 c. each ‘and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A
454020-454022.
© R. Masters, Chicago.
Sheet L. P. 67, Oct. 27, 1916. Sheet,
illus.. 19 by 25 inches. © Oct. 26,
L9G 2)¢. and, aff. Nov. /4;\ 1916):
A 447212.
Sheet L. P. 68, Nov. 3, 1916. ‘Sheet,
illus., 194 by 25 inches. © Nov. 1,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916: A
447213.
Sheet L. P. 69, Nov. 10, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Nov. 10,
PG. 2 wee and ale. INOV. to. 1 O1G):
A 444920.
eneel Th. Pr 70. » Nov. 17, 1916!" Sheet:
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Nov. 16,
USIG: 2) Cand “ait. Nov. 20: 1916s A
448024.
Sheet MF 4. Dec. 12, 1916. Sheet,
ie 19% by 25 inches. © Dec. 12,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A
448362.
Sheet MF 5. Dec. 20, 1916. Sheet, illus.,
19 by 25 inches. @© Dec. 20, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454189.
Sheet MF 6. Dec. 27, 1916. Sheet,
tilus., LO" by 25 inches: "(© Dee “22.
LOA; 2 ec. and afl, Dec. 26, 19165 A
454188. -
© Oscar Meyer, Chicago.
Sheet no. 34, Nov. 15, 1916. Sheet,
ilus:19 by 25. inches; © Oct: 28;
L9G); 2 ec; ‘and aft: Nove 4. 1906 (A
447214.
Sheet no. 35, Nov. 29, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. @© Sept. 15,
L916 2Ne, and aft. Nov. 177 19962 x
444945.
pheet sno, .o6.7, Dec. 15, L1G: Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Dec. me
TOTS C2 Cs. sand att. sees ia shod G sel
448280.
Sheer NO. ots. Dec. 297 19IGy a SNeeL,
his £9) by 25 inches. © Dec. 8,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A
447817.
© H. J. Grauman, Chicago.
Sheet no. 309, 310. Nov. 20, 27, 1916.
Sheet illus., printed on both sides, 19
by 25 inches. © Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447062.
Sheet no. 311, Nov. 30, 1916. Sheet,
illus. 9° by 2252 Inches, (© Oct ol,
LOUGH Aces and fatissiNOV 45 LOtG. ek
447215.
Sheet no. 312. Dec. 5, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Nov. 16,
AOIGE Ze? fandwaik Nov. 20: 191G sk
448021.
Sheet no. 313. Dec. 20, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Nov. 16,
L9UGe. 2Zives and alk Nove 20) 1906 = vA
448022.
Sheet’) no: 314. Dec: 27, 1916: Sheet,
ius. 29) bys 25. imehes.; (@, Bech. 6;
LOG 2 ec. Bandai Decy sealer OMG eA
447816
Sheet no. 315. Dec. 30, 1916. Sheet,
illus., 19 by 25 inches. © Dec. 12,
1916 3>2° ¢. ‘and aff. Wee) 14,/129167 A
448364.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30136
MEYER-BotuH co.—Continued.
Special supplement W. C. Both service.
Dee. 12, 1916. Sheet, illus., 25 by
19 inches. © Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 448363.
© W. C. Both, Chicago.
Stern & co.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Michaels-Stern calendar for
autumn & winter, 1916-17. 7 1.
illus. (part col.) obl. 16mo. [Text
parallel to binding] [30136
©), ety 13;" 1816. c. Och 928,
1916; aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 444755.
MICHIGAN. University. University
musical society. Twenty-third an-
nual May festival, May 17, 18, 19,
20, 1916. Ann Arbor, Mich., Univer-
sity musical society, 1916. xi, [13]-
98, [1] p. ports. 4to. $0.25.
[30137
©) Maye) 139 AASIGS *2: cy Mag. x65,
1916; aff. May 24, 1916; A 433117;
University musical soc., Ann Arbor.
MICHAELS,
92
_
MIcHIGAN LIMESTONE & chemical co.
Offering a portion of the 7% cu-
mulative preferred stock. 12, [3] p.
illus. (part col.) nar. 8vo. (Wal-
ter Whetstone) [30138
©: Oct) 28; A916 3.2 1a, Cay ad,
Oct. 31, 1916; A 447136; Herbert M.
Morris adv. agency, Philadelphia.
chart calendar
1917. illus., col. map.
fol. [30139
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447104; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
MICHIGAN WEATHER
i Lhe Te Tes
Mip-weEst real estate mortgage bond
co.*, Chicago. [Investment bond]
[4] p. illus. fol. fold. to 8vo.
[30140
©, Oct. 31, 1816; 2 c. and aif. Nov.
38, 1916; A 444784.
MippLeporo, Mass. Resident and busi-
ness directory of Middleboro, Massa-
chusetts, 1916-1917. Boston, Mass.,
Union publishing company, ince,
1OkG. > 154, 16 hp? | fold: map. peSve:
$2.50. [30141
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
23, 1916; A 445784; Union publish-
ing co., Boston.
MippLerown, Conn. Middletown and
Portland directory 1916. [v. 32]
New Haven, Conn., The Price & Lee
company, 1916. 433, [9] p. front.
(fold. map.) maps. Svo. $4.50.
[380142
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ¢ Dee. 1, 1916:
efi. Nov. 23. 1916; A 446690; Price
& Lee co., New Haven, Conn.
ee SS
pt. L ivssa ia
[Minter (Mrs. C.°R.)]
ture page.
Weekly fea-
Each Proof, illus.
[380143, 30144
Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 1916. @©@ Nov. 17, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448086.
Dec. 24, 31, -1916.. © Dees 15, 19i1a ame,
and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454151.
© International syndicate, Balti-
more.
Mitrer (Frank P.) Rules and regu-
lations and baseball schedule of
Frank P. Miller real estate league.
21. folder. illus. Svo. [ 30145.
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447412; Harry R. Miller,
Detroit.
Mitrer (George Ernest)* Cincinnati.
Flag of Uncle Sammy and the Jack
of Johny Bull. Sheet, 12 by 8+
inches. $0.10. [30146
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2G. Nowe
1916; aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448196.
Mitrer (J. Henry) ine.*, Baltimore.
Story of stories. 21, [1] p. illus.
Svo. [30147
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454060.
Mriuter (O. A.) treeing machine co.*,
Brockton, Mass. Miller shoetree
[catalogue] cover-title, 31 p. illus.
Svo. {30148
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2c. Nov. 22; 1916;
aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 448057.
Mitts (John Proctor)* Montgomery, |
Ala... Voice from my heart. Card,
34 by 54 inches. [30149
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. '
1, 1916; A 447660.
Miro bar-bell co.*, Philadelphia. Our
1917 feature, the new Milo-duplex
combination — bell. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides. 113 by 9
inches. (Folder no. 19) [380150
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 cand aii, Nov.
4, 1916; A 447193.
MILWAUKEE electric ry. & light co.*.
Milwaukee. Primer of precaution. |
(251 -p. rllus.<: -Svor [S0151
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 ¢ andes
Noy. 6, 1916; A 444754.
MILWAUKEE, First trust co.*, Milwau-
kee. Our: building: 7144 ps Satins
24mo. [30152
Mar: (20: -1916*)..2) (¢s area
Noy. 23, 1916; A 447515.
1340
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12. 1916
30170
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., FIRST and se-
curity national bank*, Minneapolis.
[30158, 30154
[Budget questions] Sheet, 13 by 83
inches. © Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 26, 1916; A 447052.
Pilot to Minneapolis, Minn. 1916.
cover-title, p. 5-148. illus., pl. 16mo.
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11,
1916; A 437774.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAFFIC assn.*, Minneapo-
lis. Grain rate book no. 6. Nov. 10.
1916. 84 p. Svo. [30155
Pe ov. 40, 1916; 2 c. and aif.
Noy. 17, 1916; A 446478.
chart calendar.
MINNESOTA weather
fare ts it ia) p. illus., col. map.
Tol. [30156
erway 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. Oct.
98. 1916; A 447103; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
MISSISSIPPI weather chart calendar.
Peale t. [2].p: illus., col. map.
fol. [30157
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28. 1916; A 447089; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Missouri & Kansas telep co.*, Kan-
sas City, Mo. Greater Kansas City
telephone directory, Nov., 1916.
cover-title, 176, [108] p. 4to. $1.00.
[30158
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 445711.
MISSOURI CREMATORY association. Cre-
mation, a growing custom. [St.
Louis. Mo. Printed by the Front
rank press, 1916] cover-title [24]
De Slugs. .12mo. [30159
i) Mar 18, 1916; 2 c¢. and aff.
Noy. 24, 1916; A 446605; Advertis-
ing, Ruebel-Brown, ine., St. Louis.
MiassourRrt STATE life insurance co.
New building association policy.
[S} p. folder. 16mo. [30160
meee 10 1916- 2c. Oct. 21,
1916; aft. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447129;
Josiah A. Parker, St. Louis.
MiIssouturiI WEATHER chart calendar.
ote te [2] p. illus., col. map.
fol. [30161
©) duly 1. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28. 1916; A 447109; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
MitrcHEL (James S.) How to become
a weight thrower. New York,
American sports publishing com-
pany [1916.] 90 p. front. (port.)
MircHet (James S.)—Continued.
illus., diagrs. 16mo. (Spalding red
cover series of athletic handbooks
nee TOR) $0.25: [30162
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
13,1916; A 446329; American sports
pub. co., New York.
MJELDE (Mons M.) Norway for de-
fiance if U. S. would lead. (Jn Chi-
cago daily news) [30163
(Or Mew 255099167) Dé ©. Ney:):29:
1916; A 4493844; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
MoBILE CHAMBER of commerce & busi-
ness league*, Mobile. Southern port,
Mobile. [24] p. illus. S8vo.
[30164
©: Aug?:30;. 191G>.2 ce, - Nov. 9:
1916; aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 445619.
MopENWELT (Die) 51. jahrg. hft. 23,
Sepie tate. ius. fol: Mis @.230:
[380165
© Sept, 4," 1916. “2 -c.. “Nove -22:
1916; A—Foreign 14343; Ullstein &
co., Berlin.
MopERN ETHICAL dental assn. of Indi-
ana. [30166, 30167
Fort of fact and the army of opinion.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 114 by 18
inches. © Sept. 2, 1916; 1 ¢ and aff.
Nove: LO. 0916s 1 es OG 26) 1916S A
447345.
He knows they must be told. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides, 8 by 183
inebes. fold. to &vo. AUS 16:
LOIG: 1.c) and aff. Nov. 10> 29162 1 ¢:
Oct. 26, 1916; A 447348.
© Jenne & Butler co., Indian-
apolis.
MopERN METHODS school co.*, Cleve-
land. Factory management. Book
no. 6. Power house. cover-title, p.
165-220. illus. S8vo. [30168
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff: Dec.
16, 1916; A 448581.
Monter (Louis) Musie moods, a
basis for music appreciation. New
York city, Columbia graphophone
company, 1916. 23 p. 8vo. (Colum-
bia graphophone co. Educational
bulletin ) [30169
©, Dee it, 1916) 2 ec: anmatrepee
14, 1916; A 446786; Columbia
graphophone co., New York.
MoLoney car stake co. Moloney tele-
scopic car stake. [8] p. illus. 8vo.
[30170
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9. 1916; A 4483809; W. J. Moloney,
New York.
1341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30171
pt. 5 WSS ie
Monroe (Harriet Earhart) Historical
Lutheranism. 10th and rey. ed.
Philadelphia, The Lutheran publica-
tion society, 1916. 28 p. 24mo.
$0.05. [30171
© Sept. 18, 1916;
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447594; Lutheran
publication soc., Philadelphia.
[Copyright is claimed on corrections
and additions]
MoNnTAGUE (Mary) How to make oth-
ers love you. New York, Federated
publishing company, [1916] 1 p. L.
[5]-32 p. 12mo. [30172
i ee 0s AIG 2 See) Saad.
Feb. 2, 1916; A 420606; Federated
pub. co., New York.
MontTansA weather chart’ calendar.
1ST) GALLO] xp. hus. col. map:
fol. [30173
© duly 1, 1916: .2 ¢. and af, Oct
28, 1916; A 447110; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
MoNTHLY service bulletin no. 11, Oct.
1916. [4] p. illus. 4to. [30174
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447350; Natl. amateur
wireless assn., New York.
Moore (Allen)* Colorado Springs, Col.
Scroll of the law. (Jn Graded Sun-
day school magazine, Oct., 1916.)
[30175
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 ce. Nov. 22, 1916;
A 449281.
Moore (Cordelia Haager)* Louisville.
Old messages for the New Year.
cover-title, 15 p. 16mo. [30176
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 447798.
Moore (Edw. W.)* Dunlap, N. C.
Lusitania sunk. Sheet, 6 by 53
inches. [30177
© Oct. 19. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
ol, 1916; A 447357.
Moore (Otis M.)* Hoquiam, Wash.
Universal code signals for automo-
biles, ete. [8] p. 16mo. $0.10.
[30178
© Nov. 20, 1916; 1 ¢ Nov. 27,
1916: 1. Dee. 18, 1916: aff. Dee. 18,
1916; A 454100.
Moore (Walter Clement)* New Egypt,
ry BS Ie [30179, 30180
World wide opportunities. cover-title,
[ipoir ap: vo. (National efficiency
library, no. 4) $1.00 © Dec. 20,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 27, 1916: A
448595.
2 ¢. and aff.
Moore (Walter Clement) *—Continued.
vo advertising and making it pay.
2] 5 Svo. (National efficiency
library. HO. 5). , S100 © Dec. 20,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec. 21, P3167 A
448596.
Moore & Evans.
man.
Noy.. Dec., 1916.
Our monthly sales-
,[80181, 30182
40 p. illus. 4to. @
Oct. 31, 1916; 2-c. and af Baw a
1916: A 447148.
Dec., 1916—Jan., 1917. 48 p. illus. 4to.
; 2 ce. and aff. Dee 4,
= A ‘447712.
© James W. Clark, Chicago.
Moore steam turbine corp.*. Wellsville,
N. Y. Single & multistage steam tur-
bines and reduction gears. cover-
title, 11 p. illus., diagrs. Svo. (Bul-
letin no. 1) [30183
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444781..
Morcan (F. L.) co.*, San Francisco.
Morgan’s gift verses, series no. 4.
cover-title, 5 1. Svo. [30184
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448495.
Morison (Francis R.)* Cleveland.
Monthly talk to bank employees.
[30185-30187
Christmas. Sheet, 11 by 8 inches. @
Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 18,
1916; A 447973.
Seeking responsibility.
inches. Ole salad © 916: Z
aff. Oct. 26, 1916; A 447028.
Think beyond your job. Sheet, 12 by 8
inches. © Nov. 22, 1916: 2 ec. and
aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448098.
perk: 103 by 8
ec. and
MorrRis PLAN BANK of Youngstown.
[30188, 30189
Certificate of deposit. $50.00. Sheet,
illus., printed on both sides. 133% by 13
inches. fold. to 8vo. © Oct. 6, 1916:
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1916; 1 & Nov. #5, 33t6-
aff. Nov. 7, 1916; A 447430.
Rules and conditions. cover-title. [4]
p. 16mo. © Sept. 29, 1916; 1 ec. and
aff. Oct. 21, 1916; 1 c. Noy. 15, 1916;
A 447432.
© Industrial finance corp., New
York.
MorRRIS PLAN COMPANY of New York.
Full paid investment certificate.
$500.00. Sheet, illus., printed on
both sides, 133 by 13 inches. fold.
to Svo. [30190
© Sept. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 217-1916; 1 & Nov.’ 453i
A 447431: Industrial finance cor-
poration, New York.
1542
BOOKS, GROUP Ii
no. 12, 1916
30226
Morrison (John L.)* Duluth, Minn.
Booster book, West Duluth in 1916.
cover-title, 96 p. illus., ports., map.
fol. $0.50. [30191
© Dec. 18, 1916; ec. Dec. 22,
1916; aff. Dec. 30, 1916; A 453401.
|
Richmond’s Mor- |
ristown, Dover, Madison [etc.] di- |
rectory (New Jersey) 1917-1918. |
9
Morristown, N. J.
oven year. Yonkers, N. Y., W. L.
Richmond, 1916. 432 p. Svo. $5.00.
[30192
© Dec. 26, 1916: ce. Dee. 30,
1916; aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 453384;
W. ” Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y.
Morse (Robert V.)* Ithaca, N. Y.
Morse motor and generator; the
Morse electric ship propulsion sys-
tem. 39 p. diagrs. 16mo. [30193 |
© May 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. |
1, 1916; A 447624.
Morton (William Albert)* Salt Lake
)
MoToR WORLD.
| MoroR WORLD PUB. Co.
Motion picture theatre list—Contd.
Nov.,
1916. New York,
ture trade directory
7p. S8vo. @ Nov. 1, PAU AT 2 ec. Nov.
53. 1916; aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448112.
© Motion picture trade directory
co., inc., New York.
The Motion pic-
co;, ines, 1916:
Tire rate book stand-
ard telegraphic code. 3 sheets, 62
by 4 inches. $0.25. [30201
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1916;
aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 447998; Class
journal co., New York.
Tire rate book.
Sept., 1916. New York The Motor
world publishing company, 1916.
cover-title, 116 p. illus. 12mo.
$0.25. [30202
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 5,
1916; aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 447999;
Class journal co., New York.
| Mow NTAIN STATES telephone & tele-
graph eo.*, Denver. Denver and ad-
City. Life of Christ in simple lan- joining towns telephone directory.
guage for little children. 141 p. Book no. 1-E. Nov., 1916. cover-
illus. 12mo. $0.50. [30194 title, 172 p. 4to. [30203
& Dec i, 1916; 2 c Dec. 18, © Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1916; aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448409. 5, 1916; A 448242.
Morton salt co.*. Chicago. Salt talks, | Mownrer (Edgar Ansel) ee
no. 6. Table salt. cover-title, 15 p. Aid man on trial in U. S. © Dee. 8,
illus. S8vo. [30195 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449653.
Expects R to be s N
© June 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. “OS. eee ilae: atts ae Pk
Dec. 11, 1916; A 453033. 449546.
Italy’s ban on luxuries. © Dec. 18,
MosHeER (Charles C.)* Geneva, N. Y. 1916; A 449859.
Device for dating eggs problemati- New war methods demanded in Italy. ©
cally, automatically. Post card, Raper Ren Se ee ae
illus. [30196 Teuton peace offer resented in Italy. ©
— Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. Dec. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. zu, 1916; A
2, 1916; A 454129. A 449838.
To name French cardinals. © Novy. 21,
Moskowitz (Belle Israels) Modern 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1916; A 449250.
epeeeegeeereeicnce © 166,119) p. | 0-3 Bs Wren oe Tole; & aaoiee”
cs ae 5 ec Oy. 22 ; A: 7.
illus. 32mo. $1.00. [30197 Wagner music angers Rome © Nov.
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 20. 1916: 1 ¢ Nov. 23, 1913; A
23, 1916; A 448548; Alfred Maslin, aire aos ae tee
AT, = riter irom ciouds sees eet 0 aly.
New York. Dec. 6, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1916; A
4 49587.
MorTrHer Goose. Mother Goose book FNotes “The tiresome ace: ial ameee
of rhymes, as told and pictured by
Margaret Evans Price. Rochester,
N. Y., Stecher litho. co., 1916. [14]
> p. col. illus. fol. [30198
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454075; Stecher lithe-
graphic co., Rochester, N. Y.
list. Suppl.
[30199, 30200
Oct, 1916._ Svo. © Oct. 1, 1916;
Ce 8 y
2 e. Novy. 18, 1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916;
A 447406.
MorTion picture theatre
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Mowreer (Paul Scott)
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
[30213-30226
Allies’ replies in few days. © Dec. 27,
1916: 1 c Dee. 30, 1916: A 450066.
Alsace-Lorraine not enough. © Dec. 20,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 26, 1916; A 449955.
Danger to U. S. from peace now. ©
Dec. 18, 1916; 1 e. Dec. 21, 1916; A
449867.
Fear new war more than present sirife.
@) Dect #1916: 4G. Dees iS, P96;
A 449812.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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pt. I, a. s., v. 13
Mowrer (Paul Scott)—Continued.
France honors artist-hero. © Novy. 235,
1916; 1c. Noy. 29, 1916; A 44934T.
French plea against refusal. © Dec. 18,
19163 1 e& Dee. 21, 3916 = a
Keeley has Joffre letter. © No 28,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916: A 449455.
Lighting of statue seen as good omen. ©
Dec. 7; 81916: | 1 €: Dec. eae 49962) °A
449655.
Paul Ayres Rockwell to wed. © Nov. 24,
1916; 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449290.
Say ministers were spies. © Nov. 24,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449289.
See death of no significance. © Nov. 24,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449286.
See Germans seeking peace. © Nov. 23,
1916; 1 @. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449300.
Verhearen grew old under war's horrors.
Noy. 29, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449448.
Victory for Briand; war cabinet is plan.
@)..Dec 6) 191621 e Dee: i, 916;
A 449650.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
MULLINS’ agency. Salesmanship. [6]
p. folder. 24mo. [30227
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29. 1916: A 448634; Thomas Dar-
ragh Mullins, Pittsburgh.
[Mounns (Margaret C.)] Woman’s
Christian temperance union in song
and story. Evanston, Ill, National
woman’s Christian temperance union
[1916] 24 p. Svo. (Lantern lec-
ture [no. 4]) $0.25. [30228
© July 24, 1916; 1 «@ Aug. 19,
1916 =>41-e. Oct. 9, 19167 ai Gee SR:
1916; A 4472438: Natl. woman’s
Christian temperance union, Evans-
ton, Ill.
Munson carbon consumer co.
[30229, 30230
Directions for furnace men and me-
chanics. Card, diagrs., 14 by tii
inches. © Dec. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dee. 8, 1916; A 447789.
Munson carbon consumer. Directions for
using [ete.] Card, diagrs., 14 by 11
inches. © Dec. 4, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Dee. 8, 1916: A 447788.
© William G. Munson, Indianap-
olis.
MvrASHIMA (Tomiichi Frank)* Santa
Barbara, Cal. Great world war
classic game of chase. Santa Barbara.
Cal., Printed by The Daily news job
dept; [1916]+i 2op 1. AG ps2 Lo tole.
charts. 8vo. $0.45. [30231
© Dec. 5, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 448423.
MvcrpHy (Edward J.) Removal of
sulphur from spent oxide. 5 p.
diagr. S8vo. [30232
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Nov. 18, 1916: A 447444; American
gas institute, New York.
Mvrray (George Finton)* Walton-
ville, Ill. Look into eternity. [St.
Louis, Mo., Christian board of pub-
lication, 1916] 38, [2] p. 12mo.
$0.25 [30233
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Dee. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454251.
Dry clean-
12mo.
[30234
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
27, 1916; A 448593; S. F. Bowser &
co., ine., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mtcrray (Lucius Parker)
ing hints. 20 p. illus.
Murray (William J.)* San Francisco.
Immaculate Babe. [8] p. 16mo.
$0.05. [30235
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 448441.
Musavs (William P.) Theory of ad-
vanced accounting course. chaps.
12 to 33 inclusive of the Accountants
educational institute, by W. P. Mu-
saus, M. H. Bennett, Wm. Macken-
drick [and others] various paging.
obl. 16mo. $11.00. [Text parallel
to binding. ] [30236
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 4541381; Account-
ants educational institute, Los An-
geles.
[MuscHamp (E. A.)] Uncle Harry’s
evening talk: [B 86—-B 96. By E. A.
Muschamp and R. C. Clothier] [11
instalments] (Jn Fall River globe
& Johnstown daily tribune) Con-
tents.—B 86. Uncle Harry tells of
cities ruined by war.—B 87. Uncle
Harry tells about the movie car-
toons.—B S88. Uncle Harry tells
about the election next Tuesday.—
B 89. Uncle Harry tells how we get
the election news—B 90. Uncle
Harry tells about a great profes-
sion—B 91. Uncle Harry discusses
armed merchantmen.—B. 92. Uncle
Harry talks about the high cost of
food.—B 93. Uncle Harry explains
some interesting points about the
election—B 94. Uncle Harry tells
about Poland.—B 95. Uncle Harry
explains the legal battle against the
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BOOKS,
no. 12, 1916
GROUP II
30254
{MuscHAmp (FE. A.) ]—Continued.
eight-hour law.—B 96. Uncle Harry
talks on the wars ae [30237
© Oct. 26, 30, Nov. 2, 6, 9, 13, 16,
aes of. a, 1916: 1 ¢. are: Dee.
11, 1916; A 449708; M-C syndicate,
Philadelphia.
Music trades. v. 52, no. 24. Dec. 9,
1916. New York, The music trades
co. [1916] 130 p. illus. (part col.)
ports., diagr. fol. [30238
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A pena’ Music trades
co., New York.
Mustcsat blue book of America, 1916—
1917: recording in concise form the
activities of leading musicians and
those actively and prominently iden-
tified with music in its various de-
partments. Comp. by Emma L.
Trapper. New York, Muscal blue
book corporation [1916] 44, 4SS p.
4to. [30239
© Dec 12, 1916; 2 c Dec 20,
1916; afi. Dec. 19, 1916; A 446869;
Musical blue book corporation, inc.,
New York.
MUSKOGEE gas & electric co.*, Musko-
gee, Okl. [30240, 30241
Electric customers’ information book
with rates for electricity for Muskogee
and Fort Gibson. 42 p. 12mo. ©
Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 13,
1916; A 444897.
Gas customers’ hand book with rates
for natural gas Service for Muskogee,
Okla. i p. 1. 22 p. diagrs. 12mo.
Mee Cheb. 25. 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
TS 10162 A 444898.
MUTUAL PROGRESS association of South-
ern California. Prospectus of the
Mutual progress association of
Southern California and its co-oper-
ative colony. cover-title. 12 p.
16mo. [30242
© Nov. 18. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448125; August Greth,
Los Angeles.
{MuTrvuaL SERVICE corp., New York]
Skookum apples. cover-title, 46. [2]
p. illus. (part col.) S8vo. $0.10.
[30243
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
28. 1916; A 447591: Northwestern
fruit exchange, Seattle.
N. A. R. D. peoples almanac for 1917.
Seattle, Wash., Cascade drug com-
pany [1916] cover-title. 64 p. illus.
(part col.) Svo. es 2a. [30244
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A ries National assn.
of retail druggists, Chicago.
Bags of all kinds in
[12] p. illus.
[30245
2 ec. and aff. Nov.
Jacob Frank
Louis.
NACKE (Louise)
crochet. Book no. 5.
4to. $0.10.
© Nov. 24, 1916;
27, 1916; A 448130;
mercantile co., St.
| 2 NANTUCKET land trust*, Boston. Nan-
| tucket Island. Sheet, illus., map,
| printed on both sides, 25 by 183
fold. to Svo. [30246
Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
inches,
©)
af
31, 1916; A 4471438.
NasH (William T.) [ 30247, 30248
Not just now. New York, The Spectator
| company [1916] 15 p. 24mo. §
@.Nov. 135.1916; 2’ ce. Ney: 17.
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447395.
One business man’s experience with life
insurance. New York, The Spectator
company, 1916. 24 p. i16mo. $0.15.
@ Dee. 11,°1916> 2 ¢.. Dee. 13, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447916.
© Spectator co., New York.
ACADEMY of design*, New
Illustrated catalogue, winter
1916. viii, 84, ix—xii p.
port. 12mo. $0.25.
[30249
e. and afi. Dec.
NATIONAL
York.
exhibition,
front., plates,
|
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2
23, 1916; A 446911.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIFE insur-
ance policy holders*, Chicago. His-
tory of the Bankers life association
of Des Moines, Ia. 47 p. S8vo.
$1.50. [30250
© Dee. 27, - 1916 = 2 Je'Tant 44.
1916; aff. Feb. 9, 1916; A 420718.
NATIONAL ASSN. OF PORTRAIT painters*,
New York. Catalogue of the sixth
annual circuit exhibition of the na-
tional association of portrait paint-
ers inc., 1916-1917. Nov. 2d, to
Noy. 26th, 1916. New York, Ameri-
ean fine arts society [1916.] p. [3]-
53 incl. plates, ports. Svo. [380251
© Oct. 2, 2. 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aft. Nov. 13, 1916; A 446367.
NATIONAL BIRD Sanctuary associates,
inc. Bird sanctuary competitions.
Sheet. printed on both sides, 123 by
§ inches. [30252
© Nov. 1,.1916;,.2\.@ and. aif.
Noy. 3, 1916; A 444740; Katharine
Minahan, Orange, N. J.
NATIONAL BOARD of review of motion
pictures*, New York. Garden of
American motion pictures for father,
mother and the young people.
[30253, 30254
Jan. 1, 1915—Apr. 1, 1916. 31 p. S8vo.
© June 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 8,
1916; A 447772.
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NATIONAL BOARD of review of motion
pictures—Continued.
Apr. 1—Oct. 1, 1916. 18 p. S8vo. (Sec-
ond quarterly catalog, Oct. 1, 1916)
$0.10. © Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 8, 1916; A 447771.
NATIONAL BUREAU of analysis*, Chi-
cago. Helpful suggestions. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 11 by 83
inches. [30255
© Nov. 20,-1916: 2 c and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 448554.
NATIONAL CASH register co.*, Dayton,
Or [30256-80258
Exchange and second-hand price list, no.
AQ, ‘Hifective Jan. 1, 1917. 68 p.
LIne | O) Wee: LD TOG 2 cand are,
Dee. 21, 1916; A 448478.
Price list of supplies for the United
States, no. 40. Effective Jan. 1, 1917.
Houps ovo. GC Dec 22) 191652 eG and
aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454181.
U. S. price list of National cash regis-
ters with decisions in force, no. 40.
Eitective Jan. 1, 1917. 100 p.. L2mo.
@ Dee wos 1916? 2°. and sik Dec 21:
1916; A 448479.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MEMPHIS,
Tenn Christmas savings’ club,
1917. [30259-30264
Classe $68.75. 2 [si po wus, SLGmo.
SO10. @OUNov. 24541916: 2c) and att.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448164.
@lass:(5=A..") $63:75.' [4] p. “eolovillus:
LGmo;. © Wee. 15, 1916.3 2 cand aft.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447980.
Glass TO SUuevouL, L4le ip. col alinis:
16mo. © Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447979.
Class 10—A. $127.50. [4] p. col. illus.
Lomo, -@ Dec. 15, 191G: 2c. and: ait.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447983.
Class 750s. 1$25:00)° [4]. p.. «colt illus:
16mo. @© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447981.
Class 250. $125.00. [4] p. col. illus.
lGmos ©) Dec. Ld, 1 906 2 co and! air.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447982.
© Edward Creel Tefft, -Memphis.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK*,
New York. Code of the foreign de-
partment of the National city bank
ot New York, 1916." 2p. ky 26: p.
fold. table. 4to. [30265
OM Nov: 10; 7916: : 2) eh and saitt.
Nov. 15, 1916; A 446411.
NATIONAL CLOAK & suit co.*, New
York. National’s white sale. 87 p.
illus. (part col.) 8vo. ([National
money-saving style book, v. 21, no.
1, Dec., 1916] ) [380266
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
20, 1916; A 454056.
NATIONAL COLLEGE Republican.
[80267-80269
15 pe alias
ORO CEH 23 SiGe
28, 1916; A 447080.
V4.0; non 1 OCts, 2ae LOG:
ports. 4to. $0.05.
2G. valid: ath. ‘Oet.
ee
pts aie
NATIONAL COLLEGE Republican—Contd.
vy. 6, no. 2; Nov. 1, 19176)" [News work
National Republican college league]
1916. 15 p. illus., ports. (4to. esos:
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and ai Noyes,
1916; A 447190.
v. 6, no. 3, Nov. 6, 1916). 19%m) Sports:
(@) Nov. 6, -A91Gis\ 2) iG aad
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447287.
© National Republican college
league, New York.
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL gaS assn.
[30270-80275
Commercial management. Lesson no. 9.
How to make the appeal in advertis-
ing. 2 p.. L, [210-2207 aise
Practical gas educational courses.)
Oct. 20, 19165 2 6. Oety 2a, een
aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 439980.
Lesson no. 10. How to
appeal in advertising. 2 p. l., [121]-
132 p. S8vo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) @ Dec. 5, 1916; 2¢
and aff. Dec. 30, 1916; A 454282.
make the
Illumination. Lesson no. 9. Electric
incandescent lamp. 2 p. 1, [171]-
190 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Practi-
eal gas educational courses) © Oct.
50, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1916; aff. Oct.
21, 1916; A 439979.
Lesson no. 10.
f Electric incandes-
cent lamp (Continued) 2 p. 1., [191]-
208 p. illus., (diagrs.) 8vo. (Prac-
tical gas educational courses) @© Dec.
5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 30, 1916;
A 454286.
© Natl. commercial gas assn.,
New York.
Registration list, no. 1, 12th annual
convention, Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City, Nov. 13-18, 1916. cover-title,
[24] p. 16mo. © Nov. 14, 1916: 2 ¢.
and aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 447392.
Registration list no. 3, final, 12th annual
convention, Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City. Nov. 13-18, 1916. cover-title,
a2 p. illus. 16moe. ) @) Woy
1916; 2 c. and ‘aft Nove Sis) sotor
A 447394.
© Gas age, New York.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE on films for
young people. Better film enter-
tainments. How to gather and hold
audiences. cover-title, 16 p. S8vo.
$0.10. [30276
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
So TG A 447770 : National board
of review of motion pictures, New
York.
NATIONAL CONGRESS
parent-teacher assns.
Worcester, Mass.
Parents’ classes. Leader’s hand-book.
TA. ay. 16mo. $005. -©@' Octane.
SIG 2 co and aft. Oct® 267 50otGe
A 447087.
What do we mean by Be good? [4] p.
of mothers &
Mass. branch*,
[80277, 30278
16mo. (Parents’ classes. Leader’s
leaflet, no. 1.) $0.01. © Oct. 4
19163 2c: and aff.” Oct: 26, TSilo,
447088.
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BOOKS, GROUP ii
no. 12, 1916
NATIONAL counciz of Jewish women’,
Kansas City, Mo. Plan of work.
Sub-committee on the blind. 8th
triennial period, 1914-1917. [Kan-
sas City, Mo.. Printed by Tiernan
Dart ptg. co., 1916] 40 p. 12mo.
[30279
© May 6, 1916: 2 c. May 17, 1916;
aff. May 18. 1916; A 431106.
NATIONAL COUPON exchange*, New
York. National coupon exchange
cooperative profit-sharing mail or-
der business plan. cover-title, [14]
p. Svo. (Bulletin no. 100) [30280
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454128.
NATIONAL
corp.
[30281-30283
System voucher. check.
form. Svo. ©
[4] p. fold.
Mawec. -9.> 1916: .2 .e:
and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447848.
Thrift-coupon album. cover-title, 20 p.
24mo. © Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 447685.
Thrift is right thinking put into action.
cover-title. [16] p. col. illus. Svo.
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 4,
1916; A 447686.
© John T. Todd, Springfield, I.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL contractors’
assn.*, Utica, N. Y. Universal data
and sales book. [Additions] Nov.,
1916. [48] p. Svo. $10.00. [30284
©) Noy. 25, 1916: 2 c« Nov. 29,
1916; aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 447596.
NATIONAL FEDERATION of remedial loan
associations*, New York. Eighth
annual convention, June 22-24, 1916.
xiii, 51 p. Svo. (On cover: Bulle-
tin, November. 1916) [30285
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 446531.
NATIONAL FIRE proofing co.*.
burgh. Natco imperishable
chute and feed room,
erect them. cover-title, 12 p. illus..
(diagrs.) Svo. [30286
© Dee. 15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454088.
NATIONAL LANDSCAPE service.* Newark.
Landscape information form. Sheet.
11 by 8 inches. [30287
Serer 12 1916:,.2 ¢ and aff.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 454235.
EFFICIENCY development
Pitts-
silo
and how to
NATIONAL MOTION picture ticket co.,
ine. National savings certificate.
Sheet, 34 by 7 inches. [30288
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
23, 1916: A 447571; Robert P. Wes-
sels, Corning, Ia.
|
30298
NATIONAL PECAN groves co.*, Washing-
ton. Pecan, the king of nuts, and its
many uses. 14 p. illus., diagrs
24mo. $0.10. [30289
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 448229.
NATIONAL SAVINGS systems co.*, Har-
risburg, Pa. National savings sys-
tems cash savings check. Rules and
regulations. Sheet, 34+ by 6% inches.
[30290
© Feb. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
23, 1916; A 426392.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT Dbank*, Boston.
Foreign trade report [port of Bos-
. ton] [30291, 30292
Sept 21916. [3] ps 4to: © Oct: 30,
19163 2c. and aif. Oct. 31,1916; A
447134.
Oct. 1916. » [al .p..-4te, © Noy. 28,
916: 2 e: and aff. Dec. 1, 1916;
447629.
NATIONAL TANK & pipe co.*, Portland,
Or. Pipe. 48 p. inel. front. (port.)
illus. (part col.) Svo. (Cover-title:
Redwood-Douglas fir pipe. Catalog
no. 14) [30293
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
14, 1916; A 447330.
NATIONAL TROTTING assn.*, Hartford.
By-laws and rules and regulations,
1916-1917. Hartford, Conn., 1916.
137 p. 16mo. $0.50. [30294
© Apr. 10, 1916; and aff.
Apr. 14, 1916; A 428513.
NATIONAL TUBE co.*, Pittsburgh. Na-
tional pipe standards, appendix to
3)
&
1913 ed. Book of standards. 1 p. L,
p. 517-714. illus. (tab.) 16mo.
[30295
© Dec. 14. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 453148.
NATIONAL WOODENWABRE €0.*, Hill City,
Minn. Catalogue showing pails,
kits, and tubs. 39 p. front., illus.
(part col.) nar. Svo. [30296
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Noy. 17. 1916; A 444954.
NATIONAL X-Ray reflector ¢o.*, Chi-
cago. Magnets of trade. [New ed.]
[16 p.] illus. 16mo. [30297
©) iNov. 15, 19iG=_2 ef and an.
Noy. 20, 1916; A 444995.
NATIONAL YEAR book, 1917; a book of
facts, figures and general informa-
tion. New York city, C. S. Ham-
mond & company [1916] xxxii, 240,
144 p. illus., maps. Svo. ; 30298
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
9, 1916: A 446755; C. S. Hammond
& co.. New York.
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30299
pot. I, th Seas
NAVAL HISTORY society calendar, 1917.
[New York, N. Y., Printed by the De
Vinne press, 1916] Card. 173 by
103 inches, with 12 1]. attached.
[30299
© Oct. 28; 1Stee 2 fe; Wee. 11)
1916; aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 446767;
Naval history society, New York.
NEBRASKA weather chart calendar.
SOUT. a2 A aap: Mius., eol “map.
fol. [30300
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447087; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mys-
Washington,
Bernhard
NEEDLE (Morris)* Washington.
tery of the reward.
Dis) Gy, Printed \ by
Schwartz, 1916. 18 p. 24mo. [Mo-
tion picture scenario] [30301
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
12, 1916; A 448331.
NELSON (J. F.)* College View, Neb.
Nelson try-on and register system.
10 |. illus., diagrs. 4to. [30302
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 447218.
{NELson (R. L.)]
page. Oct. 29-Nov.
illus., port.
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2
9, 1916; A 447272;
syndicate, Baltimore.
NELSON’sS ~~ encyclopedia. [Semi-an-
nual] revision pages (March, 1916,
index) [of] Nelson’s perpetual loose-
leaf encyclopedia. various paging.
illus., maps, diagrs. Svo. [30304
© Apr. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
17, 1916; A 428691; Thomas Nelson
& sons, New York.
Weekly feature
5, 1916. Proof,
[30303
ce. and aff. Nov.
International
NERLINGER (Amil F.)* Detroit. Facts
and statistics concerning Detroit,
Grand River and Redford. §& p.
folder, map. 16mo. [30305
© * Oct. 26; 1916)2 cand (ae ck
28, 1916; A 447063.
Nespit (W. D.) Hymn of Thanks-
giving. Chazy, N. Y., Heart’s De-
light Farm, W. H. Miner, 1916. [2]
pe’ col... illus... 4toe. | (Coverite:
Thanksgiving greetings) [30306
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448099; William H.
Miner, Chazy. N.Y.
Nessir (Wilbur D.)
my flag. Card, col.
inches. $0.30.
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1916;
atiewINOW,. ay: 1916: A 444914; P. EF.
Volland & co., Chicago.
Your flag and
illus., 14 by 11
[30307
NEUBURGER (Max) & co.*, New York.
Neuburger furs will be big holiday
sellers. 51 p. illus. (part col.) Svo.
(Catalog B, fur season, 1916-17.)
[30308
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447228.
NEvE rundschau. 27. jahrg. 1. hft.,
jan._juni, 1916. 6v. Svo. M. 2.50
each. {30809-30314
© Jan. 1-June 1, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14243-
14248; S. Fischer. verlag, Berlin.
NEw Beprorp, Mass. New Bedford
1916. wo.
A. Greenough
and Fairhaven directory,
49. Boston, Mass., W.
& co., 1916. 1227 (i. e. 1115) p. front.
(fold. map) S8vo. $5.50. [303815
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20. 1916; A 446488; W. A. Green-
ough & co., Boston.
New Britain di-
[v. 89] New Britain,
NEW BriTAIN, Conn.
rectory, 1916.
Conn., The Price & Lee co., 1916.
514, [551]—S810, [8] p. front. (fold.
map) S8vo. $4.50. [30316
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 446722; Price & Lee ©co.,
New Haven, Conn.
New Castite herald. $80 in prizes
given by the herald. (In New
Castle herald.) [30317
© Nov. 15,. 1916; £ elt
1916; A 449280; Richard Mather
Archer, New Castle, Pa.
NEw ENGLAND ASSOCIATION Of plumb-
ing inspectors*, Boston. Digest of
plumbing regulations in effect in the
New England states. 3862 p. ports.
Svo. -$1.00. (Cover-title: Official
handbook of the New England asso-
ciation of plumbing inspectors, 1915-—
1916) [30318
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 16, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 453151.
ENGLAND telephone & telegraph
, Boston. Telephone directories.
[30319-30329
Fall and beige issue,
NEW
Augusta district.
1916. cover-title. 76 p. ©
Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1916 aff.
Nov. 23, 1916; A 447525.
Bellows Falls — Brattleboro district.
Fall and winter issue, 1916. cover-
title, 40 p. 8vo. © Dec. 23. 19163) 2
c. Dec. or. 1916; aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A
454221.
Burlington, Vt., district.
Fall and winter issue, 1916.
[Section] 27.
cover-
title, 28 p. S8vo. © Dec. 11, 1986 252
e. ‘Dee: 43, 1916: ai... Dee: 12, 1916;
A 448342.
1348
BOOKS, GROUP IT
no, 12, 1916
New ENGrLANp telephone & telegraph
co.*—Continued.
Calais district. [Section] 36. Fall and
winter issue, 1916. cover-title, 28 p.
Svos Om bec) 1916s) 2) c.. Dec. '8,
1916; aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448410.
Claremont—Newport district. [Section]
31. Fall and winter issue, 1916.
cover-title, 24 p. 8vo. @ Dec. 27,
1916: 2 c. Dec. 29, 1916; aff. Dec. 28,
1916; A 454265.
Dover — Portsmouth — Rochester district.
[Section] 28. Fall and winter, 1916.
cover-title, 68 p. 8vo. @©@ Dec. 7,
1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A
447778.
Keene—Peterboro district. [Section] 9.
Fall and winter issue. 1916.
iglesias. p.!) Svo:'.'@ Dee. 15,
2c. Dee. 12, 1916; aff. Dec. 16,
A 448435.
Lebanon—White River Junction
fall and winter issue, 1916. cover-
title, cap. Svo.- © Dee: 22, 1916; 2
ec. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454174.
Pittsfield district. [Section] 6. Fall
and winter issue. 1916. cover-title,
Peewee) © Dec’ 12. 1916: 2c,
and aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 4483 382.
Portland district. [Section] 17. Fall
and winter issue, 1916. cover-title,
Tso De. Ssvo. © Dec. 4,. 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447723.
Rutland, Vt. district. [Section] 28.
Fall and winter issue, 1916. cover-
ttle 22 1p. save. © Dec. 5, 1916; 2
e. Dec. 6, 1916; aff. Dec. 7, 1916; A
448303
1916;
1916;
district,
New HENGLAND WEATHER chart calen-
reer na 4. 12). ps. illus.,. col.
map. fol. [30330
© July 1) 1996; 2 c and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447097: Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Di-
4to.
Jan.,
[30331
e. and aff. Dec.
NEW IDEA pub. co.*, New York.
rections for baskets. [2] p.
(In the Woman’s magazine,
1917.)
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2
1, 1916; A 447608.
NEW JERSEY Weather chart calendar,
1917. Grand Rapids, Mich., Grand
Rapids calendar co., 1916. 12 1.
[2] p. illus., map. fol. [Text paral-
lel to binding] [30332
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1916;
aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444758; Grand
Rapids calendar co., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
New Mexico weather chart calendar.
ere [Zt pp. illus. ‘col’ map.
fol. 130333 |
© July 1, 1916; 2 @ and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447092; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
76464—17——7
30344
COVELr- 5
New Orteans, La. New Orleans pub-
lic school spelling list. New Or-
leans, F. F. Hansell & bro., ltd.
[1916] 382 p. 16mo. $0.05. [30334
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13, 1916; A 486779; F. F. Hansell &
bro., ltd., New Orleans.
NEW PROCESS CO. [30335, 30336
Correct dress for clergymen. cover-title,
fal epee US ieeeAnO Oct. 23,
LOLGH 2 ve, and) jai. Oct. 267 1916 s Cx
447027.
Easy -measure blank. Sheet, illus.,
diagrs., 10% by 74 inches. @© Nov. 18,
LOVG's 2 ec: and afr. Nov. ©2925 VOrUG:" A
447562.
©). Lip platy,
New ROoOcHELLE, N.
Warren, Pa.
Y. Richmond’s an-
nual directory of New Rochelle,
Larchmont, Pelham [etc.] nn
itn vear. Yonkers) \ TN. Ns. Wen
Richmond, 1916. 16 [2], 17-493 p.
front. (fold. map) S8vo. $5.00.
[303837
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 445882; W. L. Richmond,
Yonkers, N. Y.
New society blue book, San Fran-
cisco, Oakland, Piedmont [etc.]
1916-1917. San Francisco, M. M.
Pinchard¢1916) 12 ps k,.. 33=327% | p.
Svo. $4.00. [30338
©) Dec. 8, 1916; 2.c. and aff.. Dec:
19, 1916; A 446868* Marguerite M.
Pinchard, San Francisco.
New Yorke (City) R. L.. Polk & co.’s
1916 Trow New York copartnership
and corporation directory, boroughs
of Manhattan and Bronx, for year
commencing Oct., 1916. v. 64. New
York RB. Lb. Polk .&) eo; ine! 2916.
1177 p. Svo. $20.00. [30339
©): Nov. : 23, 191642 1c! and caf.
Noy. 24, 1916; A 446608 ;
& co., ine, New York.
New YORK CITY CAR advertising co.*,
New York. [30340-30344
Christmas, 1916, contest. Form 3.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 12 by 9
inches. © Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. Dec.
2, 1916; aff. Nov. 23, 1916; A 448197.
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21 inches. INOW kG LOG ia c:
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2ile sanches: | (©) INovas Ge WONG 2 pe:
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447528.
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by 21 inches. © Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ec.
Now 2457 1916s ait Nove) 20, LOt6 VA
447529.
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R. L. Polk
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inches. © Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. Nov.
21) ALG uh ate. Nov. Da. pula ae vA:
447530.
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New YORK EVENING pust co.*, New
York. [86345-30350
Advertising record of evening papers,
for Sept., 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11% by
152 inches. (Bulletin Vienunen till Oeul aik))
© Oct. 8) 1916s 2e> and. ait ONov., 11,
1916; A 447314.
——— October, 1916, 1915. Sheet, 11 by
16 inches. (Bulletin vy. 3, no. 30) ©
Rove LOM TOG) 2 (eh van deatkay Dees td.
1916; A 447824.
Advertising record of morning papers
for Sept., 1916, 1915. Sheet, 123 by
144 inches. (Bulletin, v. 3, no. 26)
INOVer Se LOG) 2 ne:
TOLG TOA’ 447315.
—— Oct., 1916, 1915. Sheet, 13 by 144
j (Bulletin, Vol. o, NoswZe) ©
Nov 20; 19162. 2i-¢) and ait..mec.. 11,
1916; A 447823.
Advertising record of Sunday papers for
meDi, L9LG, TOTS.) Sheet; 13 “by 17
inches. (Bulletin v. 3, no. 25) ©
Oct. 8; 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 11,
1916; A 447316.
—— October, 1916, 1915.
and aff. Nov. LA,
Sheet, 13 by
18 inches. (Bulletin v. 3, no. 29) ©
Nov.l0, 9G 92 (e vand ai. Dee wi,
1916; A 447825.
New York HERALD co.*, Jersey City.
[30351-80358
Tex Rickard’s
©
1916 ;
Les Darey taken under
wing as he arrives from Australia.
Meco 24. LOtG. 2 a. Lec 2a.
A 449951.
Steamships in Southern waters now
attract large number of tourists. Key
no ichart. © Jan. 9,° E9L6)5) fi '¢..ciam.
10, 1916; A 421606.
Twenty-one steamships shown on the
iterald’s chart. Key to chart.. ©
Wecrvs. TOLLE aie Dees 4, 6; A
449432.
18 steamships are shown on the _ her-
ald’s chart. Key to chart. © Nov.
Ons WO Gye. al Cha NOs yf OL Ouse cA
449279.
22 steamshins shown on the Herald’s
chart. Key to chart. © Nov.
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449127.
sfcamships shown in the Herald’s
chamity: Weyl too ich ait. Dec. 10,
1916; 1 ¢c. Dee. 11, 1916; A 449616.
steamships shown on the Herald’s
chart. Key)sto: chart. © )}Dee. 24,
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1916; A 449950.
steamships shown on the Herald’s
chart.< dey to. chart. .@) Dee ous,
1916; 1 ¢c. Dee. 18, 1916; A 449825.
{Note: The foregoing are in New York
herald]
NEW YORK TALKING machine co. Mer-
chandising heips for Victor dealers.
47, [1] p. illus., pls. Svo. [80359
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 454173; Arthur D. Geis-
sler, New York.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co. Telephone
directories. [30360-80384
Albany district. Oct., 1916. viii, 279,
39° p. ©! Nov. 323, "TSte<. 2 1c:
Peer e. aff. Dec. 6, 1916: A
447742.
Amsterdam district. Oct., 1916. vi, 303
Wee Oe OU Nove oon OG e Veuebec:.
7, 1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447744.
26
ol
36
rt. Wnss..K IS
NEw YORK TELEPHONE co.—Continued.
Auburn-Geneva district. Oct. 5, 1916.
O2i ps 4ton «) @©ywiINove dite 1916; 2 9s
and aff.. Dec. 1;.1916; A 447655.
Bergen, Essex, Wudson counties [ete.]
New Jersey. Oct. 11, 1916. cover-
title, 295, 64, 297-476 p. 4ta. ©
Nov: 16) 1916s 2) "@ andi ate. wecas as
1916; A 448293,
Binghamton district. Oct. 5, 1916. 108
p. 4to. -@ Nov. 2;,\UO1G67 2) Caan an.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447656.
© New York telephone co., Al-
bany and New York.
Brooklyn and Queens classified. The
red book. Nov. 11, 1916; 355 p. 4to.
© Dec.-13, 1916; 2 ¢c. and afi, Dee. 16.
1916; A 448401.
Buffalo Bell classified, Oct., 1916. 135
p. 4to: © Nov. 16, A963 2 cr and
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447670;
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Central Long Island, Oct. 19, 1916. 100
p. 4to. @ Nov: 25, 19065 s2e¢,7and
aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448221.
Eastern Long Island, Oct. rs 1916.
44 p.. 4to.. © Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A. 448220,
Elmira district. Oct. (5, 1916.) )10G.@-
4to. @ Nov. 16, 19163 2 @ andra.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447657.
Hudson. .district.... Oet.; 191G] BAG ig:
4to. @ Nov. 25, 19163" 2 eG abecra,
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447741.
Ithaca-Cortland district. Oct. 14, 1916.
64 p. 4to. © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447655.
Kingston. district. Oct, 1926) 2707
Ato... © .Nov. 27; 1916372 7%e peer,
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447740.
Nassau County, Long Island, Oct. 19,
1916. 108 p. 4to. © Nov. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448219.
New York city, Oct.. 11, 1916.. 927. p.
4to. © Nov. 202 1916: 2°¢ "anda
Dec. 2, 1916; A 448224.
Newburgh district. Oct., 1916. 97 p.
4to. .@ Nov.) 27, 191632 ,ea,Becarae
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 44775
Oswego district. Oct. Sy. t0tGs) ae awe
4to. © Nov. 106, 1916; 2 ¢. and af.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447654.
Poughkeepsie district. Oct., 1916. 64 p.
4to.. © Nov. 29, 1916: /2 (ce. Declr.
1916; aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 447738.
© New York telephone co., Al-
bany and New York.
Rochester Bell classified, Oct., 1916. 40
p. 4to....@ Nov. 27, 19164 2c ame
aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448254.
© Reuben H. Donnelley, Chicago.
Rockland County, N. Y. Oct. 19, 1916.
cover-title, 64 p. 4to. © Nov. 18,
“9916; 2 ‘ce: and aff. Dec. "2, Tere. =
448218.
Saratoga district. Oct., 1916, vi, 299
pe tto: As@E Nowa ds "1916 ; 2 2% Dee
(, 1916); ‘aff... Dec. 6, 1916: A 447743.
Syracuse district. Oct. 5, 1916. 156 p.
4to. ie. Nov. 10, 1916: 2° @ andeak
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447652. z
Utien) districk> + Oct 15, 191GR tase
4t0. O.8 Nowe &; 1916) 2. '¢ aman
NOL SA cu iase A 447651.
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BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
New YoRK TELEPHONE co.*—Continued.
Watertown district. Oct. 5. 1916. 72
Rm. 4to. ©- Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447658.
Westchester and Putnam counties, N. Y.,
and Greenwich, Conn., Oct. 19, 1916.
cover-title, 244 p. 4to. © Noy. 115,
116 2 ec and aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A
448222.
© New York telephone, Albany
and New York.
NEw YORK TIMES co.*, New York.
Moewe officer’s story of famous sea
raider. (Jn New York times)
[80385
© Dec. 3, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449438.
New YORK WEATHER Chart calendar,
1917. Grand Rapids, Mich., Grand
Rapids calendar co., 1916. 12 l.,
[2] p. illus. map. fol. [Text paral-
lel to binding] [30386
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1916;
aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444760. Grand
Rapids calendar co., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
NEWARK shoe stores co.*, Baltimore.
[30387-30398
I feel the same about it as you do, Ed—
the Newark shoemaker certainly puts
up the greatest combination of style
and value in the country. © Dee. 8,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 12, 1916; A 449670.
If your feet hurt, try Newark shoe
specialties. @ Nov. 24, 1916; 1 ec.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 449315.
Newark shoemaker offers these smart
styles for men at $2.50 and $2.95.
(Jn Baltimore evening sun) © Dec. 8,
1916 hes Dec, 12, 1916: A 449671.
Newark shoemaker says—“Ask the
smartly dressed young fellow who it is
that gives him those classic styles in
shoes and saves him a dollar on every
Mair?) © Dee. 15, 1916; 1c. Dec. 20,
1916; A 449833.
In cold, wet weather wear the
Newark work and storm shoes (In
Baltimore star) © Dec. 1, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 12, 1916; A 449667.
Let me be your economical Santa
Claus. (Jn Baltimore star) © Dec. 8,
1916; 1c. Dec. 12, 1916; A 449669.
You don’t have to pay abnormal
prices, when you buy— © Dec. 22,
1916; 1c. Dec. 27, 1916; A 449975
Says the Newark shoemaker, I ae
these’ll please you. [7 by 4 inches]
(In Baltimore star) © Nov. 17, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 23, 1916; A 449216.
I know these’ll please you. [14 by
8 inches] © Nov. 17, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
23, 1916; A 449217.
“That’s him, George, the Newark shoe
maker! I tell you, it’s simply won-
derful the value and style he puts in
those shoes. © Nov. 10, 1916; 1 c¢.
Noy. 20, 1916; A 449525.
“They’re the smartest-looking shoes in
the world for the money’’—says the
Newark shoe maker. (Jn Baltimore
Saat) (@), Nove10, 1996) 1c. Nov.:20;
1916; A 449524,
30485
NEWARK shoe stores co.*—Continued.
You have to take your hat off to the
Newark shoemaker, Phil. © Dec. 1,
1916: 1 ec. Dec. 12, 1916; A 449668,
[Note: The foregoing are in Baltimore
news, unless otherwise stated]
NEWCOMBE (Warren A.) Constructive
figure drawing. 8251. Springfield,
Mass., Milton Bradley company,
1916. [17] p. booklet. Svo. 8 numb.
plates, 12 by 9 inches, in envelope.
[30899
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454138; Milton
Bradley co., Springfield, Mass.
NEWELLS’ star map calendar and horo-
scope, 1917. Card, printed on both
sides with revolving disk, 10} by
10% inches. $1.00. [30400
(oy Sent. 11 doe 2 «. Oct...50;
1916; aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 444924;
Frank Clarence Newell, New York.
NEWSPAPER feature service, inc.*, New
York. [Bach Proof, illus.
[30401-30483
Asthma Simpson the village queen. He
was woolly but not wild. © Nov. 11,
191 Gey Dee. and att. Deei8) 1916 70h
447759.
—---- Tle who wins last laughs best. ©
Nov.. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and. aff. Dec. 13,
1916: A 447850.
Luke is gifted but Con is keen. ©
Nov. 4, 1916: 2 Cy and ai, Deen ia:
1916; A 447616.
Luke should find how Con got
that hundreds, © Oct: 283, 194162 e&
and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447474.
—— lLuke’s imagination is something
frerces .@, Ney.u25. 19165) 2 c.Aand. ait.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 454114.
No such luck for hard-luck Luke.
@/Oct:. 28: 1916 ; 2 ¢. and, aff: Nove 27;
1916; A 448140.
Brow brothers. Get a chair or some-
thing to stand on. © Dec. 23. 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448655.
= teenlush (wath Shames) 1@) Wee. 2;
19162. ec: and atts Dee ws. 1016 2A
447769.
Just a minute sir! Just a minute!
@ Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 18,
1916; A 447479.
Oh! By the way Lo, you have not
seen the gold fish. © Nov. 18, 1916:
2 Cand aff. Nov. 2, LOUGH A 448149.
——— What is success, Hy? @ Dec: 16,
196 > 2) erand) att. 2Dec 9225 UO A
454126.
—__- Why, how do you do. © Nov. 235,
19IG=2 72 chyand vate eDeey ay ASG A
447617.
Your mind Lo, is taken un with so
many unimportant things. © Dec. 9.
1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A
447861.
Daily magazine page for everybody. Bad
luck all too often merely ee jude-
ment. @© Dec. 238, 1916: anita
Dec 29. 1916 3A. 448647. _
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30483
*—_Con.
page for everybody.
What you should do to
© Dec. 16,
Daily magazine
Beauty hints.
overcome biting your lips.
LOLG 2c. and Vatt.. Dee; 22, 4916);
A 454117.
——- Blue serge frock in two forms. ©
Novis 25.) 1ONGe sen an Gy aiis. Wecran ts
1916: A 447622.
—-— Delicious candies you can make in
your own kitchen. © Nov. 11, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447472.
—— Don’t be a back number. © Dec. 2,
T91G6;-2 ¢c. and aff. Dec: 8, 1916; A
447768.
——- Feminine foibles. © Nov. 25, 1916;
2c and aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447615.
Her midwinter dream. ©
Dec. 23, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec, 29,
1916; A 448650.
—— How a fellow feels when big
sister takes him to a party. © Dec. >
DOG; 2 Gc and aif.) Dec, 8S} 19265) A
447764.
— For the holiday dances. @©@ Dec. 9,
ola) 2
447856.
——- From head to toe in the realm of
dress. @©@ Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448146.
Have you noticed how independent
the New girl is? © Nov. 25, 1916;
c. and aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447621.
—-— Her move. © Nov. 11, 1916; 2 «.
and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447470.
—-— Her toys. © Dec. 16, 1916; 2 «¢.
and aff. Dee. 22, 1916; A 454119.
Household helps. Have you
thought of goodies. © Dec. 2, 1916;
Dies and aff. Dee. 8, 1916; A 447761.
Here are five different ways
to serve poultry. © Nov. 25, 1916;
ce. and aff. Dec. 1, LSt6 2, Ave 7611)
—— How to cleanse and brighten your
hair without a shampoo. © Dec. 2,
tance ne c. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A
447764
— — How to improve your beauty. Solv-
ing the perspiration problem. © Dec.
23° 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916;
A 448651.
How to make the most of beauty
you possess; §@ Nov. 18) 19162 2 «@
and aff. Nov. 27 1916; A 448143.
21,
——— How to make the very most of your
beauty at Christmas. © Dec. 9,
cand aft. Decy 13,1916 377A
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee. 13, 1916: A
447854.
-—— How yow really may make your
beauty dream come tr ue. @ Nov. 18,
(916: 2 e and aff: Nov. 27, 1916: A
448145.
=——— One of her dreams. © Nov. 11,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy. 18, UOTE) A
447473.
-—— Revelations of a wife. Walk. a talk
ane an, odd OCI DrRe: © Dec. 238,
YO wa Cy and ath. Dee. 2Oe sO) A
448649.
What can Mrs. Allis’s scheme
really be? © Dec. 16, 1916: 2c and
aff. Dee. 22, 1916: A 454120. —
What happened as the train
ape into the mountains. © Nov. 11,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. KS, EOLE: A
447481,
135
=)
od
Dt. Ly WES. ee
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—Con.
What happened at the dinner
table. @© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 e¢. and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448139.
What happened during the
memorable first night at the Cosgrove
farmhouse. Proof, LUS5 POELSE, a)
Nov. 25, 1946 se2"e: and aff. Dee. a,
1916; A 447614.
What happened in Mrs. Allis’s
room. @© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Dec! 22 AT9i6 A 454122,
—— What happened when Dicky
left Madge. © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. Dec.
13, 1916; A 447858.
What happened when _ the
warden came. © Dec. 23, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Dec, 29, 1916; A 448652.
What Madge and Dicky found
hidden in the depths of the woods.
© Dee. 16.1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec. 22,
1916; A 454118.
a What occurred when Mrs.
Allis left. @© Dec. 9) 1926; 2°)" and
aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447853
Why did Madge and Dicky
stare at each other. © Dec. 9, 1916;
2 c: Dec. 13, 1916; A 447657.
—— Why is Mrs. Allis at the
farmhouse. @©@ Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448144.
Why Mrs. Cosgrove confided in
Madge. © Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 8, 1916; A 447765.
Why the persistent unknown
thought Madge was Dicky’s_ sister.
@ Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff: Nov.
18, 1916; A 447471.
Ways to keep Father Time at bay
and retain and improve your beauty.
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dee. 22,
1916; A 454121.
Where are oes fOIn eh my pretty
maid? @ Nov. 18, 19 2 ¢c, and aff.
Novwi2ly LYIGs i: Preven
—— Winifred Black writes about a.
Mother Goose club. © Dee. 23, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448648.
Winifred Black writes about Bar-
tering bodies and souls. @©@ Nov. 11,
1916: 2 ce. and aff. Ney. 18) tote
447469.
Winifred Black writes about the
handwriting on the wall. @© Dec. 9,
1916; 2c) and aff. Dec, Tay gie ae
447855.
—— Winifred Black writes about the
last of the barons. © Nov. 25, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 1, 31916; A 447620.
—— Winifred Black writes about the
puller’ of wires. © Dee. 2, 191672 6
and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447762.
Fuller Bull. But I tell you that’s the
best I can offer you. © Dec. 9, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447860.
—— Don’t you ever darken these doors
again. @© Dec. 2 #916. 2%ep and an.
Dec. 8, 1916; A 447766.
—-— Ignatz, the tailor. ©
1916: 2 « and aff. Nov.
448148.
So you want to go back to
work. @ Nov. 25. (916; 2 @ and an
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447618.
Oo! A peach! .@ Dec. 16, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 22; 1916; A 454125.
tay
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
30494
NEWSPAPER feature service, ine.*—Con.
Weill. so long Bill, I’ve gotta go in
here. © Nov. 11, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447477.
Yes, I bought a couple of down
and out railroads. © Dec. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448653.
Fuller Bull says: All the letters in soup
sheuld be silent. © Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ¢.
and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447758.
People now are not as good as they
once were. Decne Gh AiG 2) -c.
and aft. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454116.
Some men wear a cane. @© Dec.
Za, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916;
A 448645.
The fellow who bets and wins is
the lucky guy. Dec. 9,'19165 2 ec.
and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447852.
—— The more they cut off these 1916
Skirts: © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c, and
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448141.
—— There isn’t any season for lob-
sters. © Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447612.
——-— With women wearing ankle watches.
@ ov, 11, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447475.
Polly and her pals. Goin’ away? Wot
ici GaNnoy. 20. 1916: 2 ¢c and afi.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447623.
Happy new year. © Dec. 23, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448656.
Honest t’ goodness Polly you're
nose ain’t red. © Noy. 11, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447478.
Pst! Maw where’ll [I put this
steed. © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447862.
Yes, Ma, its the very latest from
abroad. @© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c and
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448150.
—— You forgot to pull down the shades,
Pa. © Dec. 16. 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454124.
You say you’re Mrs. Perkins’
Preoeeate, Hee. 2, 1916; 2c.
aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447768.
That son-in-law of pa's. Ah, madame,
jus’ leave eet to me! @©@ Dec. 23,
19tGS 2c. and aff. Dec. 29; 1916; A
448654.
Hit’s wot Mr. Cedric hordered for
breakfast, sir. © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448151.
Mil setjar hat. © Dec. 2;,1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447767.
— Owf! Welkat th. © Dec. 16, 1916;
Rea an. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454123.
What in the world is it, Cedric?
© Nov. 25, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447619.
Ya mean t’ tell me that sap-head
paid $100. © Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447859.
You're goin’ t’ get a job an’ go t’
work. © Noy. 11, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Novy. 18, 1916; A 447480.
at-
and
NEWTOWN giant incubator corp. Let
the Newtown hatch your chicks.
cover-title, [8S] p. illus. Svo.
[30484
© Oct. 9, 1916: 2 ce. and aff. Oct.
27, 1916; A 444742: Gilbert R. Spit-
zer, Harrisonburg, Va.
NIELSEN (Charles)* Brooklyn. White
race: their finish. Sheet, 124 by 9}
inches. [30485
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444952.
NoEL (E. Percy)
Disprove reports Arabia a transport.
(30486, 50487
©
Dee. 14; ,1916%, 1: ¢. Dee:. 18, 1996:
A 449814.
Texas flyer allies’ officer. @ Dec. 27,
1916; 1 ¢@. Dec. 30, 1916; A 450062.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
Norpen (A.) & co.*, New. York.
Quarter century of cotton. Sheet,
diagr., 32 by 25 inches. [30488
© Oct. 1, 1916: 2°. Oct. 9), 1916:
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447584.
NortTH CAROLINA Weather chart cal-
endar, 1907) 42.1... [2)}) pe illus:, col,
map. fol. [30489
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20. 1916; A 448031; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
NortH DakoTa weather chart calen-
dap NOt, Tae Ta aot. CaaS! Col:
map. fol. [30490
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447113: Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Re-
fold.
NortH Penn bank, Philadelphia.
ward of thrift. [4] p. 8vo.
to obl. 32mo. [30491
©» ‘Aus: 25411916; 2... and» aff.
Aug. 28, 1916; A 489041; Lawrence
F. Carey, Philadelphia.
NorTHERN bank note co.*, Chicago.
Twenty-sixth year holiday bond.
[4] p. 16mo. [30492
© Dec. 20, 1916; 1c. Dec. 15, 1916;
1c. and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 454177.
NovEtty notes. v. 2, no. 11, Nov., 1916.
19 peas! 1 SVG: [30493
© Nev. 16, 1916; 2 e. and ‘aff,
Nov. 27. 1916; A 448152; Joseph F.
Coufal, New York.
Novo engine co.*, Lansing, Mich.
Novo ‘engines catalog 816. 80 p.
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Cover-title: Re-
liable power ) [30494
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1916;
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447275.
\
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ty Resa vile
380495
Noyes (Alexander Dana) Speculative
markets. 24 p. 24mo. (Reprinted
from Scribner’s magazine, Nov..,
1916) [380495
© Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447078; Charles Scrib-
ner’s sons, New York.
NURSERY Supply co.*, Dickinson, Pa.
Nursery roll-about. [6] p. folder.
illus. 16mo. [30496
9
() > Mars }10; 1916 2 and aff.
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447351.
Nyack, N. Y. Richmond’s directory
of Nyack, Upper Nyack, South Ny-
ack [ete.] 1916-1917. v. 2. Yonk-
ers, WN. .¥.,...W..L.. Richmond, 1916;
160 p. 8vo. -$4.00. [30497
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 453115; W. L. Richmond,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Cc:
NyaL calendar and weather chart,
LOU sth, fA ps dlius.. map.atol
[Text parallel to binding] [30498
© July 1, 1916+ 2'c. Oct) 28nma916 :
aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444759. Prog-
ress pub. co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nyce (Vera) [380499, 830500
Little Mab and Gran-pa Mouse, by Vera
Nyce, pictured by Helene Nyce. Ro-
chester, N. Y., Stecher litho. co., 1916.
. col, illus. 16mo. © April 13,
1916.3. 2c. and aff: Dec. 18, 19263" A
454069
Naughty piggies, by Vera Nyce, pictured
by Helene Nyce. Rochester, N. Y.,
etecher lth: .co:, 1916)» fit) pg, -eol.
illus. 8vo. © Oct. 25, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Dee. 18, 1916; A 454070.
© Stecher lithographic co., Ro-
chester, N. Y.
O. K. hateher co.*, Des Moines. Les-
son in economy worth practicing.
Sheet, illus. (part col.) 302 by 202
inches fold. to obl. 24mo. [30501
© Nov.14,° 191632 Gland! “ate.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 444957.
O’Brien varnish co.*, South Bend, Ind.
Brien’s alkali proof wall size; the
perzect bond: 3S) a 7 Sve. WV ia0n02
© Noy. 14, 1916; 2 ¢c..and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448064.
O’Connor (Chas. D.) How to pass
the board, pt. 8. The metric system
for druggists. (In Spatula; Nov.,
1916) [380503
©iNove 295.1906." Iie Dees ls.
1916; A 449696; Spatula publishing
co., Boston.
O'Connor & Goldberg. [30504, 830505
Iaith and action: shoe prices are going
ups) © Deey AO S10T6 Het teniec, Ls:
1916; A 449805.
|
13
O'Connor & Goldberg—Continued.
Your ‘“Money’s-worth’ means’ several
things. © Dec. 4, 19163; 1 G.Dee. T:
1916; A 449527.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
tribune] :
© Croshy, Chicago, ine., Chicago.
Opp FELLOWS (Independent order of)
Sovereign grand lodge* Baltimore.
[ 30506-80512
Daily journal of the ninety-second an-
nual communication of the Sovereign
erand lodge, i1st—5th day, Monday,
Sept. 18, 1916—Friday, Sept. 22, 1916.
5 v. 8vo. © Sept. 19-23, 19165 2 e:
each and aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 444657—
444661.
Report of J. B. A. Robertson, grandsire
aud commander-in-chief to the Sov.
creign grand lodge of the J. O. O. F.
at its 92d annual session, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., Sept., 1916. 17 p. 8vo.
© Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct, 30,
1916; A 444662.
Reports of the grand secretary, adjutant-
general and grand treasurer. Sept.,
1916." °108 p.. fold: table “Syvo ne
Sept. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 30,
1916; A 444663.
OFFICIAL AUTOMOBILE blue book, 1917.
v. 6. Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North and
South Carolina, Tennessee and Vir-
cinia. New York, Chicago’ [ete.]
The Automobile blue book publishing
co., 1916. 880 p. front. (folded
map) illus. maps. S8vo. $3.00.
[80513
© “Dec. 17, (1916; 2.6 ee ae,
1916; aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A 453080;
Automobile blue book pub. co., New
York.
OFFICAL CLASSIFICATION committee.
[ 30514, 30515
Official classification, no. 44. Issued
Dec. 11, 1916, effective Feb. 1, 1917.
2p. 1, ciii, 397 p.. diagr. 4to. $1.00.
9
2c. and aff. Dec. 13,
@ Dec. 11, 1916;
1916; A 455070.
—— Photo-reduction ed. i
The official classification committee,
1916." 2° p. 1, Gh, 391
$1.00. © Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 22.1916 2 A 4as2er.
© R. N. Collyer, chairman, New
York.
New York,
O’Hiceins (Harvey)* New York.
John Lawson’s story. pt. 3. (Jn
Metropolitan, Jan., 1916.) [30516
© Dee. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Dee. 4,
A. 449461,
OHIO CUMULATIVE digest, issue of Oct.,
1916. Ed. by Clement Bates, as-
sisted by Hugh H. Bates, Cincin-
nati, O., The Ohio law reporter
company [1916] 648 p. 4to. $5.00
a yr. [380517
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1916;
aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 446553; Ohio
law reporter co., Cincinnati.
o4
1916;
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
30538
OHIO VARNISH Co.*, Cleveland.
[30518-30520
Gum-lac. [6] p. folder. illus. (part
col.) mar. 8vo. © Oct. 15, 1916; 2 ¢.
Noy. 4, 1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A
454036.
Two little bottles, two chunks of gum,
two little Chinks. [16] p. folder.
illus. (part col.) 16mo. © Dec. 13,
toi0. 2 c.,. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A 454035.
You can learn to grain in 5 minutes.
Sheet, illus. (part col.) 383 by 17
inches fold. to obl. 48mo. © Nov. 28,
1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A
447718.
OHIO WEATHER chart calendar. 1917.
ote) Ob, tas.. Col. tap... fol.
[30521
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447100: Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
OKLAHOMA Weather chart calendar.
fon, 22 [2] p.. illus., col. map.
fol. [30522
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447122; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Oxup honesty poultry yards. Old hon-
esty single comb Rhode Isiand reds.
[4] p. illus., port. 4to. [30525
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
16. 1916; A 447358; John L. Evans,
Slatington, Pa.
OLIPHANT (T. E.) How to be better
dressed at less expense. 29 p.
chart. 12mo. (Every week library)
[30524
© Dee. 20, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
27, 1916; A 448602; Every week
corp., New York.
Orczy (Emmuska, Baroness)* Lon-
don. How Jean-Pierre met the
Scarlet Pimpernel. (In New maga-
zine, Deec.. 1916) [30525
© 1 ec. Dee. 19, 1916; A ad. int.
2836: pubd. Nov. 20, 1916.
ORDER OF PREPAREDNESS of the United
States of America. [30526-30528
Boys and girls of preparedness. Rules,
regulations and requirements. 16 p.
24mo. (Form 6, Dept. 2.) $0.10. ©
Sept. 12, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Oct. 16,
1916; A 447195.
Manual. 42 p. 24mo. (Form 5) $1.00.
@_ Sept. 12. 1916; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1916;
aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 447196.
What every one should know. 16 p.
24mo. $0.10. @ Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Oct. 16, 1916; A 447197.
© John H. Brewer, Louisville.
OREGON weather chart calendar. 1917.
12, 1; [2] p: illus., col. map’ fol.
[30529
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447095; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Osporn (Grace) Mrs. Osborn cakes
of quality, how to make them. 3d
ed. [Bay City, Mich., Printed by
Bellamy & Snover] 1916. 39 p.
illus. sq. 12mo. $2.00 [30530
Gy Dec. 46; 1916s -2..c. Dee 22,
1916; aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448556;
Charles Francis Porter, Bay City,
Mich. [Copyright is claimed on new
matter ]
OSTEO-ELECTRO institute*, Bay City,
Mich. Survival of the fittest. 28 p.
illus., port., diagrs. (part col.)
Svo. [3053
e), Nay: tac¢ tetas Ge Dee 14,
1916; aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454004.
Ovur market calendar. 1917. 13 1., [2]
p. illus. fol. [30532
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447084; Grand Rapids
stationery co... Grand Rapids, Mich.
OwEN (Margaret B.)* New York.
Typewriter speed secrets told by the
mistress of the keys. Sheet, port.,
10 by 5} inches. [305335
© Nov. 29, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 6, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916; aff. Dec. 5, 1916;
A 447841. :
Ofvers (Anna) Pulling together.
cover-title. 16 p. 16mo. (The Inch
library, 2d inch) $0.05. [30554
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4.1916: A 447705: National board
of Y. W. C. A’s, New York.
OXWELD railroad service co.*, Chicago.
Oxweld supplies for oxy-acetylene
welding and cutting. 1 p. lL. 5-28 p.
illus. Svo. (Catalog no. 3) [30535
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448065.
Paciric telephone & telegraph ¢o.*,
San Francisco. [30536-30538
Oakland, Alameda. Berkeley [etc.] tele-
phone directory. Oct. 1, 1916. Va-
rious paging. +to. © Nov. 10, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Noy. 18, 1916; A 445710.
San Francisco, Oakland, Aimeda [etc.]
telephone directory. Oct. 1, 1916. Va-
rious paging. 4to. © Nov. 6, 1916;
2 ce. and aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445709.
Specification for the fire protection of
telephone buildings. 56 f 32mo.
(Specification Z 1130, Apr., 18, 1916)
© Dec..7, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec. 13,
1916; A 447891.
1355
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30539 pt. 1, Bo sii. 38
PackARD (A. T.) Horton golf stroke | PARISIENNE ART SERVICE*—Continued.
exercise. (In Golfers magazine, = oo 4 fh os for pe age a
Jan., 1916) [30539 - 359-990, LUlus. _ fol. ov. 15,
2 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov. 28), 2916->
Dee 23) 19163 1 @& Dee. 30, A 444998.
1916; A 3840073; Golfers magazine = Sonne —— ae eo >
j » F36 . | das: ol. Ov. s
co., Chicago. 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A
PackarRD motor co. of New York*, 448191.
New York. [30540-30542 no. P 86, Ist issue for Jan., 1917.
cover-title, p. 405-413. illus. fol.
soni peg plea for the higher efficiency. © Dee. 5. 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec. 7,
0 p 2mo. © Nov. 37, 1916 22 "c. 1916: A 448293.
and aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 447682. no. P 86. 2d no. for Jan., 1917. numb.
Custom bodies for Packard twin 1. 414-421. illus. fol. © Dee. 15,
|
14 p. col. illus. 12mo. © Nov. 16, i 9 =. D 18. 1916:
1916; 2c. and aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A o1g7"2 and aff. Dee. 18,
no. P 88. 3d no. for Jan., 1917. numb.
1. 422-429, illus. fol. © Dec. 25,
1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A
448583.
Motor utilities for the Packard owner's
convenience. 15 p. illus. 16mo.
Nov. 30, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Dec. 4,
1916; A 447683.
[Papcerr (Edward R.)] Weekly fea- | PArsons (Louella 0.) [30556-80560
‘ : , . Geraldine Farrar wades river and shouts
ture page. Proof, illus. 4 = leading armies of France as Joan of
[30543, 30544 Arce. © Dec. 17, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee. 18,
Nov. 12, 19, 1916.. © Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. 1916; A 449869.
and aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448082. How Mary Pickford makes good as
Dec. 10, 17, 1916. © Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. manager. © Dec. 10, 1916;
and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 447755. Dec. 11, 1916; A “449739.
% a “28 Just what happens to the poor little
© Internatl. syndicate, Baltimore. “xtra girl”! © Nov. 19, 1916; 1 ¢.
Pace (Erford L.)* Greene, N. Y. kg ie 20, soe FS 449176. fa
‘ *e43 r eal romance o e movies. ov. ;
Record of life’s events. [4] p. 16ino. 1916. @ Nov. 19, 1916; 1 « Noy.
[30545 20, 1916; A 449167.
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff... ; a gs ree O att o er
9 . ror ce. Nov. ote :
Dec, 12, 1916; A 447870. The foregoing are in Chicago herald]
ALM (Albert)* Crystal Lake, Tl. © J. Keeley, Chicago.
Society unmasked; or, Latter-day :
revelations. 1 p. 1., 209, [2] p. 12mo. | PASSARINI (Dr.) Maladies des fem-
a5 ~ mes; leur traitement par la fan-
0. Des 1 Ane oe oars f. Dee dorine. Paris, Etablissements
“4916: A 448600. : . Chatelain, 1916. 21 p. 16mo.
Pe [80561
PALMENBERG’S (J. R.) sons*, New © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 9,
York. Manufacturers forms, spring, 1916; A-—Foreign 14387; J.-L.
summer, 1917. [8] p. illus. nar. Chatelain, Paris.
4to. [30547
: PASSMORE (Benjamin J.)* Malvern,
pe a3 core, Bs tg 2M Af | Pa. To effectually ill smillenesas
Se ee 5 Sheet, 82 by 54 inches. $1.00.
PALMER (Frank Nelson)*, Winona [380562
Lake, Ind. Gospel according to © Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
John. Chapter outline SNe, cover- 18, 1916; A 454038.
title, [68] p. S8vo. $0.25 [30548 | passumpsic telephone co.*, Newport,
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c and aff. Vt. Newport district, St. Johnsbury
Dec. 18, 1916: A 453141. district telephone directory. [Sec-
PARAGRAFS, v. 10, no. 7, 1916. tion] 15. Fall and winter issue.
16 p. illus. S8vo. i ae 1916. cover-title, 48 p. 8vo. [89563
© Oct. 22, 1916: 2 c and aff. © Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy.
Nov. 6, 1916; A 444774: Whitaker | 27, 1916; A 448158.
paper co., Cincinnati. Paterson. N. J. First national bank.
t i Solving dad’s problem: a Christmas
PARISIENNE ART SERVICE*. New York. rf =
ae es = ies movie. Sheet, illus., 7 by 42 inches.
[Bulletin.] [30550-30555 Shes [30564
P 83. Ist no. for Dec., 1916. numb. y =?
1. 381-388. "illus. (1’ col, mounted) © Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
Nov. 8, 1916: A 447281. co., St. Paul.
1356
fol. ‘@ Nov.-5, 1916: 58 cand aff. 5, 1916; A 448265; Harvey Blodgett
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
PATTERSON (FEF. H.)
cost reduction in
bookkeeping department.
Svo. [30565
© Novy. 17, 1916; 2 e« and aff.
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447447; American
gas institute, New York.
Organizing for
the consumers’
BO) Ee
PAYNE (James)* Chicago. Metaphys-
ies and the art of attainment.
cover-title. 48 p. 24mo. $1.00.
[30566
© Nov. 20, ae 2 @ Nay. (21,
1916; aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448033.
Peacock (C. D.) Chicago.
[30567-30569
mc.*,
Fashions; pearls, platinum, gold. cover-
title 24 p. illus. (part col.) 4to. ©
Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 29,
1916; A 448172.
Jewel news. Seasons greetings. 1916—
fon, 4-23 illus. Svo. Nov. 24,
1916: 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1916: aff. Dec. 14.
1916: A 448368.
Peacock, jewelers and Silversmiths, Chi-
cago, 1916. cover-title, 224 p. illus.
8vo. @ Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
se 6, 1916; A 4447838.
Peacock (Thomas Brower)* Denver.
Why you should buy a Ford car. 21.
Svo. [30570
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
29, 1916; A 448622.
PEARL street savings & trust co. Holi-
day saving suggestions. [48] p.
illus. 12mo. [30571
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447666; Bryan & Bryan,
Cleveland.
PEKIN. Ill. Directory of the city of
Pekin, Tazewell County, Ill. for the
year 1916. [Pekin, Ill.] Wm. H.
Bates, 1916. 294 p. front. (folded
map) Svo. also appendix: Histori-
eal souvenir to commemorate the
dedication of the new Tazewell
County court house. cover-title, 32
p. illus., map. S8vo. $3.00. [80572
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26. 1916; A 453124; W. H. Bates,
Pekin, Il.
PettetTt (Frank C.)* Atlantic, Ia.
Honey-producing plants. no. 13-28.
[il installments] (Jn American bee
journal) [38057
© Jan. 2-—Dec. 2, 1916; 1 c¢. Dec.
18, 1916; A 450033.
PENN gardens co.*, Washington.
portunity doesn’t Knock.
p. 3-18. illus. 12mo.
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2
11, 1916: A 447310.
Op-
cover-title,
[30574
ce. and aff. Nov.
30584
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoO.*, Philadel-
phia. [30575, 30576
Italian-English. Ties. cover-title. 19
p. illus. S8vo. (Educational course,
pamphlet L—14) @ Nov. 9, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A 447552.
Mathematics, weights and measures. 46
p. map, diagrs. Svo. ([Educational
course], pamphlet M-1-E) © Aug. 18,
1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A
447553.
PENNSYLVANIA WEATHER Chart calen-
dar.» 191%. 12.1., [21 p.» illus; col.
map. fol. [30577
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447112; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
PENTE (William)* Chicago.
[30578, 30579
Bobby’s dream, a story of a dream that
came true. 23 p. 16mo. $0.50.
July 25, 1916; 2 c. July 28, 1916; aff.
Dec. 8, 1916; "A 447746.
Giants of Lilliputania; an animated
fairy tale. Col. cut out and folding
stage buildings and characters. in
envelope. 113 by 17 inches. Rev. ed.
of pamphlet. We OPE" Wael ee ate
16mo. $0.50. © July 25, 1916: 2.
July 28, 1916; aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A
444915
PEOPLES fake Carnegie, Pa. Christ-
mas club card, 10 cents a week class.
Card, printed on both sides, 3 by 5
inches. [30580
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Dee. 21, 1916; A 448448; J. S. Tay-
lor, Carnegie, Pa.
Propres bank and trust co. New
Haven, Conn. Useful information
for common people. cover-title, [8]
p. 24mo. [30581
© Nov. 21,1916; 2 .c: Nov.-24,
1916; aff. Dec. 5, 1916; A 448243;
George A. Henbisch, New Haven.
PEOPLES SAVINGS bank co. Home eco-
nomy. Cleveland, O., People’s sav-
ings bank co., 1916. 48 p. 16mo.
[30582
© Dec. A438, 491632 ¢. and ,aff.
Dec. 26. 1916; A 454228; Bryan &
Bryan, Cleveland.
Percivat (Hlenor H.)* Oakland, Cal.
Percival new method of dressmak-
ing. cover-title, 2 p. 1., 41 p. diagrs.
Svo. §3.00. [30583
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447663.
PerctvaL (Harold W.)* New York.
World war, the killed in battle and
reincarnation. New York, Book de-
partment of The World [1916]
cover-title, 8 p. S8vo. $0.05. [80584
(), Oek. 20, ASIGs 2c. Dex. 26,
1916; aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 448580.
1357
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30585
PERFIELD (Effa Ellis)* Chicago. Addi-
tions to the new Effa Ellis Perfield
eaching system book. 8 numb.
loose 1. 4to. $0.80. [30585
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454169.
PEROLIN co. of America*, Chicago.
[30586-30591
Great guns! How I’ve grown! © Dec.
5, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449501.
How would you protect a steel struc-
ture? Surely, not by treating the air
around it. @ Dec. 19, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
20, 1916; A 449834.
©
I've raised many an engineer’s pay.
Nov. 21, 1916; 1 .¢. Dec. 2, 1916; A
449576.
New S-hour railroad law won’t affect me.
© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 28, 1916;
A 449327.
One of the sixteen reasons why you need
my new story. © Dec. 26, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 449985.
We win—we’re four of a kind.
eA OTe Line Wee. kee
449831.
[ Note:
© Dec.
1916; A
The foregoing are in Power.]
PERRINE (Benjamin Franklin) *
Wheeler, Ind. Prelude and prp-
posed homestead bond law. 3 p.
16mo. [30592
© Nov. 15,°1916*+""2 ©.” anda.
Dee. 28, 1916; A 448533.
Perry, Ia., First national bank.
dis Christmas savings club.
and regulations |
Lan-
[rules
cover-title, 2 cov-
ers. 32mo. [30593
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
29, 1916: A 448621; “Charles S. Boll.
Harrisburg, Pa.
PERSONAL efficiency. v. 6, no. 11, Nov.
1916. 32 p. illus., ee, 4to. [80594
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1916;
aff. Nov. 3, 1916: A “444739 : La Salle
extension univ., Chicago.
PeTErs (Herman
Kalls, S. Dak.
ecard: official. no. 17.
18 inches. $0.50 per M. [30595
© Aug. 13, 1916; 2 ec Aug. 19,
1916; aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 454005.
PETERS (John P.)
George)* Sioux
Sioux Falls time
Sheet, 244 by
Animal’s Christ-
mas tree. New York, E. P. Dutton
& <company, /1916) (2.$pr eh, S2y p-
24mo. $0.25. [30596
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 446654; E. P. Dutton &
co., New -York.
PETERS mfg. co.*, Chicago.
[30597-30603
for shoe aristocracy.
7% by. 11 inches. @
2c. and aff. Nov. 14,
Art-reignskin
Sheet, illus.
Oct. = 1916;
1916; A 447337
pt. I, 2. s., v. 13
PETERS mfg. co.*—Continued.
Backing gray castor, suede. Blotter.
illus., 4 by 923 inches. © Nov. 4,
tee ec. and aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A
7336.
Black and white wave of fashion. Sheet,
illus:, 15) by Ll). inches. -.@>Beces,
1916; 2 c¢.,.and aff: Dec. 29) 291654
448637.
Do you realize.
Dec. 143. 19465. 228;
29, 1916; A 448635.
Placing responsibility. Sheet, 12 by 93-
inches. July -28, 19163'2 eeand
aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 447338.
Use of our dry process backing cloth.
Blotter, 4 by 9% inches. © Dec. 14,
1916; 2 e. and ‘aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A
448636.
7 reasons why reignskin is the finest
white shoe cloth in the world. Blot-
ter, printed on both sides, 33 by 6%
inches. © Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447335.
PETERSON (John O.)* Tacoma. Peter-
son’s pencil paper tablets with sug-
gestions for writing with pencil.
Sheet, illus., printed on both sides,
10 by 8 inches. $0.10. [30604
© Sept. 11, 1916; 2 ec and afi.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448250.
Petterson (Alfred)* Chanute, Kan.
[30605, 30606
Tables showing time reduced to miles
and miles reduced to time computed on
Blotter, 4 by 94 inches.
and aff. Dec.
a basis of 124 miles per hour. cover-
title. 2 l. (fold.) nar. 12mo. @© Oct.
23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 26, 1916;
A 447025.
Wage table. cover-title, 2 1. 12mo. ©
Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Noy. 20,
1916; A 444994,
Prunt (Alexis Constantin Carl)*
Key to re-incarnation
Oakland, Cal., Kelly
print [1916] eover-title, 19 p.
12mo. $0.50. [30607
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 447976.
PHILADELPHIA DRYING machinery COo.*,
Orkland, Cal.
and the Bible.
Philadeiphia. [30608, 30609
Fire-proof hurricane automatic loop
drying machines. 16 p. illus. 12mo.
(Catalog 1-3) @ Apr 22.c91b; Ze
and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454155.
Hurricane fire-proof automatic yarn
dryers, truck yarn dryers, and auto-
and conditioning ma-
illus. obl. “12mo.
@ Apr. 21;)4916;
2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454156.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA and
Delaware insurance directory, 1916.
Philadelphia, Review publishing
and printing company, 1916. 535 p.
24mo. $2.00. [30610
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Nov. 21, 1916; A 447568; Everett H.
Plummer, sr., executor, Philadel-
phia.
matic drying
chines. 28
(Catalog Y¥_D3. )
1358
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12. 1916
30650
Puittres (Libbie Sprague)
[30611-30616
chap. 6-9. @© Nov. 25,
27, 1916: A 449510.
@ Dec. 26, 1916; 1 c.
A 450060.
ring... .chap.
IG. BOW
Dolora Wallace.
1916; 1 c. Nov.
—-— chap. 10-15.
Dec. 30, 1916;
Her engagement
Mov. co, 1916.;
A 449311.
———_ chap. 12-17. © Dec. 26,
Dec. 30, 1916; A 450058.
Pet of the Leonard homestead.
t—@1@ Nov. 25, 1916; 1 c.
1916; A 449509.
net fee ©) Dec, 26) 79163 1c.
Dec. 30, 1916; A 450059.
[Note: The foregoing
trated companion]
© F.. B.. Warner
York.
8-11. ©
ef GARE IS BB
1OIG 4h) ¢:
chap.
Zhe
Nov.
are in Illus-
co. ine., New
Shelley)] Cow-
a book about
by El Co-
York, The
CELT: p.
$0.50.
[30617
© June 1, 1915; 2 c. and aff. July
31, 1915: A 401944; Platt & Peck
co., New York.
{PuHiirs (Walter
boys of Cut-out ranch,
cowboys, with pictures,
mancho [pseud.]| New
Platt & Peck co. [1915]
illus. (part col.) obl. i2mo.
PHOENIX, Ariz. Phoenix city and Salt
River Valley directory, 1917. Phoe-
nix, Ariz., Arizona directory coin-
pany. 1917. 521 p. Svo. $6.00.
[30618
© "Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916: A 446629: Arizona
directory co., Phoenix, Ariz.
PHOENIX MUTUAL life insurance co.*,
Hartford. Life insurance and sales-
manship. no. 1-10, 1A-10A. 20 v.
12mo. [30619-30638
meerddly. 65..1916; © Aug... 31,
1916; © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 ec each
and aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448457-
448476.
PIANO et ses prédécesseurs ; notice
historique [de] J.-A. Wiernsberger.
[Paris, Costallat & cie, 1916] 28 p.
12mo. [30639
© Oct. 20, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 14227: Costallat & cie..
Paris.
PIcKEN (Mary Brooks)
[30640, 30641
Dresses. pt... .1=2. Instruction paper
with examination questions. 21 A, B.
Scranton, Pa., International text-
book company PAS16]) f° 2 ve stot |
diagrs. 8vo. (Woman's institute of
domestic arts and sciences, ine., Dept.
of sewing. associated with the Inter-
national correspondence schools)
Noy. 13, 1936:.2-c. and aff. Dec.
1916; A 447960.
PIckEN (Mary Brooks)—Continued.
Tailored and lingerie blouses. pt. 1-2.
Instruction tg with examination
questions. B. Scranton, Pa., In-
ternational tats book company [1916.]
2 v. illus.; diagrs. Svo. (Woman’s
institute of domestic arts and sciences,
inc., Dept. of sewing, associated with
the International correspondence
schools) @ Oct. 12, 28, 1916; 2 e.
each and aff. Dec. 18, 1916: A 447959.
© Internatl. educational pub. co.,
Scranton, Pa.
Piccotr (M.) Price
M.. & W.. Piggott.
liam Fox [1916]
of
New
20,
Silence, by
York, Wil-
[1]. p. 8vo.
[30642
. and.aff. Nov.
William Fox,
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ¢
18, 1916; A 448106;
New York.
PILLow shoe co.*, Boston. Wellworth,
a shoe for women’s wear. Sp.
folder. 16mo. 30643
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15. 1916; A 4479138.
co.*,
PiITMAN-MOORE Indianapolis.
Hogs and how to keep them healthy.
am. Trev. ed. S&S pL. S64 py. iltas..
ports. Svo. [30644
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444776.
PITTSFIELD board of trade (Credit rat-
ing bureau)* Pittsfield, Mass.
Pittsfield, Massachusetts district,
credit guide. [1916-17] 2 p. 1.. 360
[2}. p., + 4toye $10.00. [30645
© Oct. 23. 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1916;
aff. Nov. 3, 1916: A 445845.
Pittston, Pa. First national bank.
Christmas club. 25 cent plan. Card,
printed on both sides, 32 by 54
inches. [30646
© Dec. 4, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 448416; John Benfield,
Pittston, Pa.
Prank (Sam) Story of the string and
how it grew, by Sam Plank, pic-
tures by Crawford Young. New
York, Artemas Ward [1916] [42]
p. col. illus. obl. 24mo. $1.25.
[30647
© Nov. 23. 1916; 2 c and aff. Nov.
Nov. 25. 1916; A 445791; Artemas
Ward, New York.
pO (Louis J.) Industrial fuel.
[30648-30650
Lesson no. 7. Air blast. New York,
National commercial gas association
WEO16] -°2>-p: be Leu 230: ps lls,
diagrs. Svo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) @©@ June 16, 1916; 2
e. Aug. 38, 1916; aff. Aug. 2, 1916; A
435569.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30651 nt. 1, n.s:, v.13
Piatt (Louis J.)—Continued. Post (Lyman D.)* New York. Post’s
nes ae 9. — co of — paper mill directory for 1917. 656 p.
bon steel in gas-fire urnaces. Yew ‘
York, National commercial gas asso- Svo. $2.00. [30659
ciation [1916] 2 p. 1., [257]-279 p.
Svo. (Practical gas puma ional
courses) @© Oct. 20, 1916; 2) Oct.
2.) AQIG: age. Oct. 2As 1916 - A
439977.
Lesson’ no. 10. Alloy steel and its heat
treatment. New York, National com-
mercial gas association L1ISIAG], 2..p.
1., [281]J-806 p. illus., (diagrs.) S8vo.
(Practical gas educational courses)
@ Dec. 5, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 30,
1916; A 454288.
© National commercial gas assn.,
New York.
PNEUMODE dust bag liner. v. 2, no. 2,
Sept. 1, 1916. Sheet, illus.. 17 by 21
inches printed on both sides, fold to
4to. $0.05. [30651 |, ~ .
© Sept. 1, 1916: 2 « Aug. 16, PouLLeT (Dr.) Pharmacodynamie
]
A “ et applications cliniques de la médi-
1916; aff. Nov. 24, 1916; A 448119; less : ; : aoe
ek E Replecie plage. 9G cation par la fandorine. Paris,
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 © and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 446667.
Poster advertising assn., ine.*, Chi-
cago. Official membership list.
July, 1916. 280 p. 4to. [30660
© July 1, 1916; 2 « and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 446622.
Potts (Charles 8.) Murder and sui-
cide war’s by-product. Proof (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no
400) [30661
© Feb. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448006; National edito-
rial service, New York.
Etablissements chatelain, 1916. 44
PocKET sales book co.*, Wilkes-Barre,
2 Laat Jat ara p.’ Svo. fr. 3. [380662
Sr eee © Sept. 16, 1916; 1 « Dec. 9
[8] p. 16mo. [30652 | 4916; A—Foreign 14398; JL.
ya’ Aug. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept. Chatelain, Paris.
(, 1916; A 444105. Pounps (Jessie Brown) White gifts
POINTS [ 30653, 30654 for the King; Christmas pageant.
Oct "1916 issue. St. Louis. Lumber- Indianapolis, Ind., Meigs publishing
man’s printing company [1916] [6] = company, 1916. 16 p. illus. 8vo.
io hus). 8 Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ¢ “s 8 EF ‘
cud aft Oct 30, 19167 A 247595 $0.05. [30663
Dec.» 1946 erBes 3 P- wi bes P: fo © Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c Nov. 10,
illus. _ Syvo ec c. 1916; aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 448056;
and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A 447894. Meigs pub. co., Indianapolis.
© Arthur B. Dewes, St. Louis. is A
cee : v L PPP co.*, Leland, Miss. Annual an-
Potk (RK. L.) & oe Detroit. R. ; nouncement, 1916. [4] p. col. illus.
Polk & co’s directory of directories. Svo [3
32 p. 16mo. [30655 : ae
© © Oct. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. G ae 4 oF a
20, 1916; A 444992. ‘ M3 :
PRACTITIONER’S visiting-list. 1917.
Potk County, Ia. Directory of the Thirty patients per week. Philadel-
rural residents of Polk County, Ia., phia and New York, Lee & Febiger,
1916-1917. Des Moines, Ia. [1916] 1916. 192 p. illus. 16mo. $1.25.
3 p. 1., 5-288 p. fold. col. map. 8vo. [30665
= anes © Nov. 17, *916; 2 © Nove
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 1916; aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 448032;
1, 1916; A 453062; Edward Mer-| jee & Febiger, Philadelphia.
chant, Des Moines.
i : ¥ PREMIER motor corp.*, Indianapoius.
PoorE (John B.)* Washington, N. J.
Premiering. 24 p. illus., folded pls.
ES gue age 1D ne gees. 24m0. [30666
aa wee rate drawing. (30637 © Dec. 15, coos —— e. and aff. Dec.
CATT 21, 1916; A 4
© July 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff.| | - City. M
Sept. 27. 1916: A 4441038. I REW ETT (Clay Ww. = Kansas City oO.
: ; : 5, ; Science of proving figures. 8 p.
Poor’s handbook of investors’ hold- 16mo. $0.25 [30667
ings. 1917 ed. 9th annual number. Bich AMERSe PP ee
New York, Poor’s manual company, © Noy. 9, 1916 ; ae C. ane eee
1916. 4 p.1., 1534 p. S8vo. $25.00. 18, 1916; A 44797 :
20658 | Price (Margaret Evans) [30668, 30669
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec. Hansel and Gretel. _ Rochester, N. Zi
1, 1916; A 445914; Poor's manual Peep eee, Se tee aie J Bhatia
co., New York. aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454080.
1360
no. 12, 1916
Price (Margaret Evans)—Continued.
Land of Nod. Rochester, N. Y., Stecher
1916. col. illus.
DE.
Dec. 18, 1916; fs 134083.
© Stecher lithographic co.,
chester, N. Y.
PRINTZ-BIEDERMAN ©€0.*,
How I got out of a retail rut.
16mo.
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c.
28, 1916; A 454257.
PrinTZ_tAu (Olga) Bleaching. [Los
Angeles, Standard printing co., 1916]
cover-title, Sp. 12mo. [Motion pic-
ture scenario] [30671
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
afi. Nov. 21, 1916; A 448052; Thos.
H. Ince, Culver City, Cal.
(—) Roi des cuistots;
roman patriotique, par un
nae a2). 22. 24-29 31-4.
56-72, 74-115, 117-139. [133 instal-
ments] (Jn Paris Matin, 7 aott—
24 déc., 1915) [30672
© Aug. 7—Dec. 24, 1915; 1 c each
Mar. 20, 1916; A—Foreign 13517;
Matin, Paris.
PritcHarp (Clarence F.)* New York.
Directions for the making and using
Ro-
Cleveland.
11 p.
[30670
and aff. Dec.
{ PRIOLLET
grand
poilu. .
of Pritchard’s puzzle blocks. [3] p.
ilius. 16mo. $0.50. [30673
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 448620.
PROGRESSIVE investment co.*, Houston.
Your opportunity in a great inven-
tion. 14 p. illus. nar. 8vo. [80674
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 15, 1916; A 444922.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Providence house
directory and family address book,
41917. no. 18. Providence, R. L.,
Sampson & Murdock co., 1916. vari-
ous paging. S8vo. $5.00. [30675
<<) Wee 22) 1916; 2 c.-and aff.
Dee. 28, 1916; A 453333; Sampson &
Murdock co., Boston.
PuBLic education assn., Research bu-
reau*, Buffalo. Study of the salary
schedules of city school systems.
Seppe, 191G)'¢ 18] 1. ° diagrs. _— fol.
[Text parallel to binding] $0.75.
[30676
© Nov. 8, 1916;
10, 1916: A 447640.
Pusric schools athletic league*, New
York. Official handbook of the Pub-
lic schools athletic league, New
York city [1916-1917] Ed. by C.
2 ec. and aff. Nov.
BOOKS, GROUP II
30690
PwuBLic schools athletic league*—Con.
Ward Crampton. New York, Ameri-
can sports publishing company,
Pit. 239 p.. front. (port.) ~ its,
ports. 16mo. (Spalding’s athletie
library. no. T1R) $0.25. [30677
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 4459530.
PUBLISHERS’ picture quiz assn., ine.*,
New York. $5,000 cash cover nam-
ing competition of Woman’s world;
catalog of 2,500 titles & the reply
book. 47 p. illus. nar. 12mo. [30678
ey Dee. 20 1916) 2 c. and aff,
Dec. 27, 1916; A 448568.
PuNcH. v. 151. no. 3928-3933, Oct.
18—-Noy. 22, 1916.. 5 v..illus. Ato.
3d each. [30679-30684
© 1c Nov. 15—Dec. 20, 1916; A
ad int. 2815-2837; pubd. Oct. 18—
Nov. 22, 1916; Bradbury, Agnew &
co., London.
4to.
[30685
13, 1916; A. ad int.
17, 1916; Brad-
Agnew & co., Itd., London.
PUNCH illus.
6d.
©’ lc. Dee.
2830; pubd. ha
bury,
almanack, 1917.
PuRITY spring water co. Purity
water, 4+ p. folder. 16mo. [380686
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
20, 1916; A 454106; A. Reginus Ten
Cate. Loreley, Md.
PURSELL (John D.)* St .Louis. Rules
for playing scenarios, the original
game of movies. [4] p. 12mo.
[80687
© Nov. 22, 191632 ¢; ‘and: af.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447665.
Pester (Fred.) & .¢o.*,.New York.
Church goods. 66 p. illus. fol.
(Catalogue no. 833.) [30688
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; es 447061.
Purnam (1.)* Elmira, N. Y¥. Plans
for making a Putnam home made
brooder. [4] p. illus. S8vo. $0.25.
[30689
© Mar. 2, 1915: 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447661.
QUAKER lace co.*, Philadelphia. Home
craft week along the line of the
New York central. 20 p. illus. fol.
[30690
© June 23, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Juue 25, 1916; A 433500.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30691
pt. If S.-¥. 2
Quincy, Mass. Quincy directory, 1916.
no. 20. Boston, Mass., W. A. Green-
ough & co., 1916. 411, 427-485 p.
front. (fold map.) S8vo. $4.00
[30691
© Noy. 21, 1916; 2 c«. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 445917; W. A. Green-
ough & co., Boston.
QUINN (Elizabeth V.) Kewpie primer,
with illus. by Rose O’Neill, text and
music by Elizabeth V. Quinn. New
York, F. A. Stokes company [1916.]
Writ, O12 1,7) 148) p. ine. .coloo tront.,
illus. (part col.) 12mo. $0.60.
[30692
© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 446433; Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
QvuINN (Marcus Lucius) conservatory
of music. Piano and organ course.
Section 837-440. 4v.fol. [Text paral-
lel to binding] [30693-30696
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢@ each and
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447487-447490 ;
Marcus Lucius Quinn, Chicago.
RADER (Paul) 30697, 30698
Fight for light and other sermons. New
York, The Book stall [1916] 1 p. L,
f5|—62:p.. 12 mo,, $0.15.: © Dee is,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee. 29, 1916; A
448639.
Signs of the times. New York, The Book
stall [1916] 1 p. 1., [5]J-—26 p. 12mo.
$0.15 @- Nov. 9,.1916:.2 «<. and aff.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 448640.
© W. Leon Tucker, New York.
Raprorp (William A.)* Chicago. Ma-
terial lists of designs appearing in
farm and building guide covering
lumber, millwork and hardware. 93
p. nar. 4to. [ 30689
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 454223.
Rapio chemical = ¢o. Radio-active
theraphy. cover-titie, 14 [1] p.
illus., diagrs. Svo. [30700
© May 28, 1915; 2 c«. Nov. 3. 1916;
aff. Nov. 17, 1916; A 447419; James
Frank Wallis, Pleasantville, N. J.
Rat~way life saving appliance co.*,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Railway life
saving appliance. cover-title, [19] p.
illus (part col.) diagrs. 4to.
[30701
© Sept. 28, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447282.
RAINE (James Watt) God’s in his
heaven. cover-title, 25 p. 16mo.
(The Inch library, 2d inch) $0.05.
: [380702
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447702; National board
(Ol VY. W. © Aes New “Worle
SS
RatL (Harris Franklin)* Evanston,
Ill. Development of the kingdom of
God, the life and teachings of Jesus
Christ, lessons written by Harris
Franklin Rall; practical applica-
tions written by John William Lang-
dale. Lesson 23-26. (Jn Audult
Bible class monthly) [30703
© Nov. 14, 1916; 1 e« Nov. 18,
1916; A 449149,
RALSTON purina co.*, St. Louis. Pu-
rina book, 1917. cover-title, 64 p.
illus. S8vo. [30704
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447355.
Sequel to The dia-
mond from the sky. (Jn Chicago
Sunday tribune) [30705
© Dec. 17, 1916; 1 ce Dee. 21,
1916; A 449891; Chicago tribune,
Chicago.
RAMSAYE (Terry)
RANnpD (Walter I.)* Boston. Wonder-
ful story about Capt. Rand. [26] p.
front., illus. 12mo. [30706
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444756.
RANDLE machinery co.*, Cincinnati.
Word Leader cast on the body of an
injector is a guarantee of satisfac-
tion. cover-title, 16 p. illus. 16mo.
[80707
© Dec. 16 ,1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448526.
RANKIN (Jeannette) What the
woman movement means. (Jn Chi-
cago herald) [80708
© Dec: 17, 1916; 25¢. Deas,
1916; A 449876; J. Keeley, Chicago.
RAPHAEL’S hours, a calendar for 1917.
14 1. illus. fol. $1.00. [30709
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
aff. Nov. 16, 1916; A 447360; Chaffee
studio, Worcester, Mass.
RAVINDRANATHA THAKURA (Sir) My
reminiscences; tr. by Surendranath
Tagore. chap. 30-34. (Jn Modern
review, Oct., 1916) [30710
© ice. Oct. 31, 19163 (A aoa:
2800; pubd. Oct. 2, 1916; Macmillan
co., New York.
Raw fur merchants’ assn. of the city
of New York, inec.*, New York.
Trapper’s and shipper’s guide. 32 p.
illus., diagrs. 16mo. [380711
© Nov. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Noy. 14, 1916; A 448081.
1362
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12, 1916
Recorp & guide co.*, New York.
pectus of the Annual review and op-
portunity number of the Record and
guide. [23] p. 8vo. [30712
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
3, 1916; A 4447386.
REDEMPTORIST calendar of
beautiful thoughts, 1917.
Svo. $0.25. [Text parallel to bind-
ing] [30713
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
13. 1916; A 444869; William Thomas
Bond, St. Louis.
Reep (Vivian) Actresses kept poor
buying latest fashions. (Jn Cleve-
land Sunday leader ) [80714
ae Nov. 26. 1916; 1 | Dec. 2,
1916; A 449412; General film co.,
inc., ‘New York.
holy and
o2 |. illus.
REEVE (Louise Tanner)* Buxton, N.
D. Common highway. Sheet,
printed on both sides, 53 by 83
inches. [80715
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
238, 1916; A 448536.
ieeves (John R.)* Tuckahoe, N. J.
Head of the River Church. Tucka-
noe, N. J., HW. Stanley Craig, 1916.
ip. incl tront. Svo. $0:25. [380716
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1916;
ait. Oct. 30, 1916; A. 447133.
REINCKE (Arno B.)* Chicago. You
can make this a record Christmas.
Sheet, illus. (part col.), printed on
both sides. 14 by 14 inches. fold.
to obl. 24mo. [380717
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. arfd aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454154.
REINLEIN (Fred)* Lakeside, Or. On
the control of the range caterpillar,
the bollworm, the Argentine ant and
the pearthrips. 20 p. illus. 16mo.
(Circular no. 150, Dec. 8, 1916)
[30718
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
28, 1916; A 454245.
Reisig (August C.)* New Orleans.
New and perfect way to set the tem-
pered scale at international pitch
from F2-F3. 5 p. folder. 16mo.
$2.00. [80719
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
13, 1916; A 444905.
RELIANCE coal and coke co. Directions
for burning Solvay domestic coke.
Card, illus., col. diagrs., printed on
both sides, 104 by 7 inches. [380720
Gn Nov 015.4 19116 : 9 2. es Nove ' 28;
1916; aff. Dec. 11, 1916; A 448329;
Adolph W. Margileth, Cincinnati.
30733
Pros- | RENFRo (James)* Eminence, Ky.
Woodrow Wilson. Eminence, Ixy.,
The James Renfro publishing house,
1916.» Post card,. col. . illus;, port:
$0.05. [380721
© Sept. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
8, 1916; A 448369.
REPORTER service bureau*, Chicago.
R. 8S. B. ad-cuts. [30722-80726
Oct.—Dec., 1916. So. We anise: | colaner@)
Sept. 30, Oct, 13, Nov. 2, 1916; 2' ¢.
each and aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 444812—
444814.
JAM Hepes Oats ev.
parallel to binding] @© Nov. 29, Dec.
20, 1916; 2 c. each and aff. Dec. 28,
1916; A 454262, 4542638.
REPRESENTATIVE American poetry; ed.
by William Stanley Braithwaite &
illus. fol. [Text
Henry Thomas Schnittkind. Bos-
ton, R. G. Badger, [1916] 30 ?p.
12mo. [30727
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 446905; Richard G.
Badger, Boston.
Reps (Paul) If baby could talk.
New York, Rite specialty co. [1916]
[Sip col. illus. 16mo. [80728
© Oct. 12, 1916; 2c. Oct. 12, 1916;
aff. Oct. 21, 1916; A 444533; Rite
specialty co., New York.
REPUBLIC rubber co.*, Youngstown, O.
Republic fire hose. [8] p. folder.
col. illus. Svo. [30729
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447664.
Rev. Irt R. Hicks almanac, 1917. St.
Louis, Mo., Word and works pub-
lishing company, 1916. 98 p. col.
fronts., illus., diagrs: Svo. $0:35.
[30730
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 445789; Word and works.
pub. co., St. Louis.
Rexrorp (Frank A.)* Brooklyn. Food
economy. New York, Educational
equipment co., 1916. 6 numb. linen
sheets, charts, 254 by 194 inches.
$4.50. [80731
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 447745.
ReYNoLpS (Mrs Baillie)* London.
Castle to let. chap. 4-6. (In
Quiver, Dec., 1916) [307382
© Ee Deer 22" I91IG? VA ‘ad int:
2841; pubd. Nov. 25, 1916.
REYNOLDS (George Fullmer)* Bloom-
ington, Ind. Outlines of Huropean
drama. 12) p. Sve: $0106" (30%:
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
11. 1916; A 447306.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30734 pt. I, a. s., v.13
Reyrnotps (Mozelle Jackson)* El| Rirey (Frank T.) pub. co.*, Kansas
Paso, Tex. Greetings from El] Paso. City. Mo. Cards of fate. [Sheet,
Post card. $0.05. [30734 12 by 6 inches, 25 ecards, col. illus.,
© Nov. 1, 1916; 1 ce. Nov. 11, 1916;
1 «. and aff. Dec. 1, 1916, A 448199.
Ricuarps (Richard Olsen)* Huron, S.
D. Dual tax and assessment system
as an equitable method of collecting
public revenue explained. 4 DP.
Svo. [30735
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20. 1916; A 444973.
RIcHARDSON silk co.*, Chicago. Rich-
ardson’s erocheted skating set.
Stitch by stitch directions for scarf,
cap, bag and purse. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 93 by 63
inches. [30736
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Noy. 29, 1916; A 448176.
RicuEey (Porter D.)* Leavenworth,
Kan. Reincarnation from a Scrip-
tural standpoint. [10] p. 8vo.
$0.25. [30737
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 11,
1916: aff. Nov. 23, 1916; A 448120.
‘Richie (Walter B.)] Pythian cate-
chism, examination of candidates in
the teachings of the ranks of knight-
hood. 10 p. 16mo. $0.10. [380738
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454087; Supreme lodge,
Knights of Pythias, Minneapolis.
RicHMAN (Aaron L.)* Columbus, O.
Faithful slave. [9] p. illus. 24mo.
[30739
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 14, 1916; A 448385.
Ricuwonp (Grace S.)*
N. Y. Red Pepper’s
T.adies home journal,
Jan., 1917)
chap. 5. 6.
Fredonia,
patients. (Jn
Dec.. 1916,
[30740. 30741
@ Nov. 20, 1916; 1 c. Nov.
21, 1916; A 449159.
chap. 6 centd.—T. © Dec. 20, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 449912.
RiceEtTer (Conrad) Seventy secret
passageways. Reading. Pa.. Handy
book eompany, 1916. 1 p. 1. 46 p.
col. illus. Svo. $0.25. [20742
e. and aff.
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447672; Handy book
Pa.
co., Reading,
Ricxer (Hiram) & sons, ine.*,
Poland. Me. Poland Spring.
p. illus. obl. Svo.
© Apr. 17, a
19163 aff.. Apr. 2
South
[36]
[307438
2 ie. ;Mar 2
1916; A 427802.
in envelope, 32 by 63 inches. $0.25.
[30744
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Noy. 6, 1916; A 447296.
RiLtEy (George Rogers)* Sterling For-
est, N. J. Standard specifications.
no. 2. S$ numb. 1. fol. [Text par-
allel to binding] [30745
© Oct. 18, 19163 2 (ce. .0eneees,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 447297.
Ritrer (Charles 8.) Bulletin system
as a Means of instructing employees.
16 p. 8vo. [30746
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447448; American gas
institute, New York.
Rittrer (Frederick J.)* Philadelphia.
Specifications for improvement in
metal wall and fioor molds and com-
ponent parts. cover-title, [3] p.
diagr. Svo. [S0T47
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
14, 1916; A 448351.
RivETO manufacturing co.*, Orange,
Mass. [30748, 30749
Hours of quiet fun for boys and girls.
6 p. folder, illus. 24mo. © Dec. 4,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee. 26, 1916: A
454186.
Manual of instruction. 15, [1] p. illus.
obl. 12mo. © Dec. 4, 1916; Deland
aff. Dec. 26, 1917; A 454187.
Ropart (Olive) & co. Peter Pan con-
fections. Sheet, 114 by 73 inches.
[30750
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Noy.
25, 1916; A 447549; Olive Robart
Henshaw, New York.
Ropp (Edwin George). Presswork.
Minneapolis, Minn., The William
Hood Dunwoody industrial insti-
tute [1916] 38 p. diagrs. $Syo.
$0.50. [30751
© Oct. 7, 1916; 2 « and aff. Noy.
3, 1916; Be 444744 - William Hood
Dunwoody industrial institute, Min-
neapolis.
Roperts (Iirven Jj.)* Bloomfield, N. J.
[30752, 30753
Officers and scouts semaphore signal
code instructions. 5 p. folder. 32mo.
@ Sept. 23, 1916; e. Oct. 34, 49265
aff. Oct. 19, i916; ‘A 447035
Scouts’ signal practice cards: first aid to
signalling. Sheet, 62 by 4% inches
fold. to 48mo. @© Aug. 26. 1916: 2 c.
Oct. 31, 1916: afl Oct. 19) i
447036.
1364
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Roperts & Mecx*, Harrisburg, Pa.
How to use Roberts & Meck’s sys-
tem of school records. 11 p. S8vo.
[380754
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448598.
RoBERTS-BAILEY co. Buy and _ boost
home products. Chicago, Roberts-
Bailey co. [1916] 68 p. fol.
[80755
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 27, 1916;
aff. Dec. 23, 1916; A 448524; Glenn
Baird Roberts, Chicago.
RosBInson (John F.)* South Wey-
mouth, Mass. Ready-reference par-
liamentarian. Sheet, 11% by 94
inches, in cover 16mo. $0.10.
[30756
© Oct. 26, 1916;
1, 1916; A 444721.
2c. and aff. Nov.
RocHEstTErR (Edith Grensted)* Santa
Ana, Cal. Forenoon and afternoon
POWs | D1, nDumb..1. 3-12.
Svo. $0.50. [80757
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2
16, 1916; A 447383.
RockwEtt (Francis Williams) jr.*,
Pittsfield, Mass. Guide to the Grey-
lock state reservation. Ed. of 1917.
e. and aff. Nov.
37 p. ilus., fold. map. 12mo. $0.35.
[80758
eree 1G, 191G: 2 e Dec. 18,
1916; aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 454238.
RoOcKWELL (Paul Ayres) [30759-30762
Fly under Lafayette’s name. © Dec. 13,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1916; A 449780.
©
France decorates crippled American.
Nove 22, 1916: t « Noy. 25, 1916;
449260.
New Yorker is back in war. © Nov. 28,
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449452.
War cross to American. © Dec
291G 5 4 Gy Dec., 14,1916; A 449711.
aiece. The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
cago.
aia I
Chi-
RoEBLING’s (John A.) sons co.*, Tren-
ton, N. J. Roebling’s wire rope
slings for industrial plants. 46 p.
illus., diagrs. 16vo. [30763
© Dee. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
00, 1916; A 454287.
Rocers (E. Mandeville) Steadfast
falters. (Jn Munsey, Dec., 1916.)
[30764
© Nev. 20, 1916; 1 ¢: Nov: 20,
1916; A 449146; E. W. Scott, New
York.
76464—17——-8
Armstrong, Ia.
[80765, 30766
Sheet. 14 by 43 inches.
$0.5 © Nov. 14,.1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 6, 1916; A 447724.
Titanic met its fate. Sheet, port., 104
by 5's inches. $0.50. © Oct. LEO WG:
2 c..and aff. Nov. 6, 1916; A 444768.
cose, (Bernard R')*” New” Yorke
Twenty-fifth anniversary message of
Rocers (William A.) *
Then I laughed.
a life insurance agent. cover-title,
LOE.) +8KOL 0.25.) | [80767
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 448424.
Rosr (Stanley H.) Common-sense
management of an export depart-
ment. Chicago, La Salle extension
university [1916] 388 p. S8vo. (One
of a series of lectures) [30768
@) Oct, 26,°1916;, 2 ¢. and aft.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 447151; La Salle
extension univ., Chicago.
Rosine (George Edward)* Cleveland.
Rosing school of lettering and de-
sign, lesson 12. 24 numb. 1., loose
plates. 4to. [30769
© Dee. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454280.
Ross-Gou.p list & letter co. Price list.
Letter work complete from copy to
addressee. Sheet, 103 by 84 inches.
[30770
© Nov. 267 1916* 2.) Nov: 27;
1916; aff. Dee. 7, 1916; A 447786;
Herbert O. Ross,. St. Louis.
Ross HEATER & mfg. co., ine.*, Buf-
falo. Ross crosshead-guided expan-
sion joint. 15 p. diagrs. 16mo.
[80T71
© July 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
12, 1916 5° A 448341.
Rowe (H. M.) co.*, Baltimore. Test
exercises in Rowe shorthand. Price
list no. 58. cover-title, 95 p. 4to.
[Text parallel to binding] [30772
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 447876.
Royaut (Sarah C.)* Denver. Refer-
ence elementary arithmetic card.
Card, tables, printed on both sides,
103 by 84 inches. $0.10. [30773
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1916;
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 447279.
RoyYAL BAKING powder co.*, New York
Table and. kitchen. 2 p. 1. 57 p.
12mo. [30774
©» Deed2, 19163: 2. c. Dec) 2,
1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447915.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30775
RoyLeE (John) & sons*, Paterson, N. J.
Cutters that cut. 15 p. illus. 16mo.
(Circular no. 280) [30775
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
138, 1916; A 444866.
RUEBEL-Brown, ine.*, St. Louis. My
job is my best friend. Card, 4 by
4 inches & 4 by 84 inches. [80776
© Nov. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 454034.
Rvuen (Henry ©.) ed. Citer-digest
supplement. [S0777, 30778
vy. 2, no. 6, May, 1916. «Comp. and ed.
by Henry C. Ruen. Detroit, The Citer-
digest company [1916] 259 p. S8vo.
$5.00 per yr. © May 31, 1916; 2 e¢.
and aff. July 8, 1916; A "433658.
v. 2, no. 7, Sept., 1916. Comp. and ed.
by Henry C. Ruen. Detroit, Citer- |
digest company [1916] 341 p. 8vo.
£5.00) per’ yr. ©: Oct.. 14, 1916; 2 ec.
and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A 445489.
© Citer-digest co., Detroit.
RusH (Olive)* New York.
[80779, 30780
Busy /cherups: .© Oct. 15, 1916s ie
Nov. 29, 1916; A 449352.
Christmas songs for cherups and chil-
dren.) ©. Nov. 15;: 1916; Lie: Nov. 29,
1916; A 449358.
(Note: The foregoing are in Woman's
home companion, Nov. and Dec., 1916]
Russet (Lillian) * Chicago.
[30781-30819
Alarming is the face of anger. © Nov.
19. 919166 Des Nowe 2ZOjP 19T6 2) A
449166.
Alluring are her ankles neat and trim.
© Dec. 17; 1916¢ 1 « Dee. 28, 2916 ;
A 449880.
Away with the facial fuzzy-wuz. © Nov.
96, 1916s ‘Dinehiwiov.cem, 194ge A
449359.
Reauty talks. Are you clean? @© Nov.
23, AST 2 a oe. ANoy.. (24.7 1946s) cA
449249,
ir yourself. © Dec. 26,
1916; 1 ¢. Dee. 28, 1916; A 449999.
Ve. @) eNov:
2 LOVE dC NON lee Oem AL OG nck
449371.
Cross children. © Nov. 21, 1916;
1 ce. Nov. 22, 1916; A 449204.
—— Dangers of gasoline shampoo. ©
Dee, V3. 1916s Ae esabecy 14. st SiGis A
449746.
—— Do you enjoy poor health. © Nov.
18. 1916; 1 c. Nov. 20, 1916;
449121.
—— Duty of Eau looks. @© Nov. 24,
1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449267.
—— Educate yourself. © Dec. 5, 1916;
1 c. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449517.
Effect which beauty stamps on the
maine © Dees 1, 1916s Le Dee 4,
1916; A 449418.
—— Even Satan smiles. © Dec. 18,
1916; 1 c. Dee. 20, 1916; A 449884.
Hot water fad. © Dec. 2, 1916;
1c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449427.
1366
pt. G i. s., v.13
RUSSELL (Lillian )*—Continued.
In your home. © Nov. 25, 1916;
1c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449272.
—— Individuality. © Dec. 11, 1916; 1
c. Dec. 12, 1916; A 449740.
Influence of the stage. © Dec. 14,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1916; A 449778.
Ingratitude. © Dec. 19, 1916; 1 ¢.
Dec. 21, 1916; A 449888.
— — Is your auto an enemy. © Dec. 20,
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 22, 1916; A 449919.
—— Kneading machines. © Noy. 20,
1916; 1 ec. Nov. 21, 1916; A 449179.
Lost will power. @© Dec. 12, 1916;
1 ce. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449702.
—— Oil rubs—as old as the hills. ©
Dec. 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee. §.-1916 74
449552.
—— Paleness. © Dec. 27, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 450024.
—— Pill boxes and grumblers. @© Dec.
7, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 8, 1916; A 449557.
—— Powder puffs, dumbbells. © Nov.
30, 1916; 1 ce. Dec. 1, 1916; A 449408.
a Refrigerators as bedrooms. © Dec.
23, 1916; 1 te. Dee, 2 soe
449947.
—— Service and beauty. © Nov. 22,
1916; 1 ce. Nov. 23, 1916; A 449226.
—— Sleep for health. © Dee. 4, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 5, 1916; A 449546.
Uncouth speech. © Nov. 17, 1916;
1 c. Nov. 18, 1916; A 449117.
—-—— Where the roses bloom. © Dec. 21,
1916; 1 ce. Dec. 23, 1916; A 449924,
Your throat. © Dec. 16, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 449802.
Hints for the health of your hands. ©
riche, 1916; 1 e@. Deenad, 1Ste; A
wile .
Lillian Russell’s heauty hints. Avoid old
age. @©@ Nov. 29, 1916; 1 ©. Dee 1
1916: A 449381.
Beauty's value. © Dec. 15, 1916;
1c. Dee. 18, 1916; A 449797.
Cold plunge. © Dec. 22, 1916; 1c.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449942.
—— Face map of your past. © Dec. 9,
1916; 1c. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449609.
—— Future disclosed by cup. © Dec. 8,
1916; 1c. Dec. 9, 1916; A 449605.
—— Melancholy days. © Nov. 28, 1916;
1 ec. Nov. 29, 1916; A 449376.
Tattle-tales of character are your brows.
@ Dec. 3; 1916; fe. Dec 2 1916
449487,
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily or Sunday herald]
RUTHRAUFF (W. M.) Value of eal-
cium phosphate in the treatment of
pyorrhea. [4] p. 4to. (Bulletin
no. 2, Oct. 1, 1916) [30820
© Oct. 12, 1916: 2 ce. and aff. Nov.
4. 1916; A 447191; Pepsodent co.,
Chicago.
Ruvtz-Rees (Janet E.)* New York.
Mantle of charity. New York, W.
R. Jenkins co. [1916] 32 p. 16mo.
$0.25. [30821
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454248.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Ryerson (Joseph T.) & son*, Chi-
cago. Prevention of slipping and
falling accidents with safety treads.
ee % (incl. front;) illus., diagrs.
4to. [380822
© Oct. 141916; 2 ¢ Oct. 12,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447427.
S. P. F. wood preserving co.. inc.*,
New York. S. P. F. carbolineum.
cover-title, 24 p. illus., diagrs. S8vo.
$0.10. [380823
© Weeii1, 1916+, 2 ¢. Dee. 20,
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448443.
SACKETT (Joseph B.)* Chicago. De-
velopment of the accident manual.
(Jn Casualty review, Nov., 1916)
[80824
Perna, 25. 1916: 1 ¢. Dec. 29,
1916; A 450036.
SAENGER (Gustav) Modern violin cul-
ture in America. New York, Bos-
ton [ete.], C. Fischer [1916] [382]
Dp.) ports. « 12mo. [80825
e. and -aff. Dec.
Carl Fischer,
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2
22, 1916; A 454167;
New York.
SAINDON (Theodore)* Chicago. Ex-
planation and instructions concern-
ing the presidential checker-board
and rules for playing the games of
Uncle Sam. 4p. 4to. [30826
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 448522.
ST. JOHN (F. J.)* Dayton, O. Christ-
mas <ift. _ [23] p. illus. S8vo.
[380827
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
22, 1916; A 454147.
SALESMAN-SHIP of the Columbian
erew. Coil no. 2, Tth fathom, Nov.,
1916. [7] p:. illus. (part col.) 8vo.
[30828
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
23, 1916; A 447518; Columbian rope
Con Atviburn, N.Y.
SamstTaGc (Henry N.)* Little Rock,
Ark. Time-saving method of taking
inventory. Card, printed on both
sides, 94 by 34 inches. [80829
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448016.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.
dino city directory, 1916-1917.
San Bernar-
Los
Angeles, Cal., San Bernardino di-
‘rectory company, 1916. 2 p. 1., 9-
400 p. S8vo. $5.00. [30830
©) Dee, 19, 1916*°2 © and aff.
mene ee. I91G: Av 4538282: San
Bernardino directory co., Los An-
geles.
30841
-
SANBORN (N. W.) Poultry and farm,
pt. 10. (Jn American poultry ad-
vocate, Dec., 1916.) [30831
© Dec. 4, 1916; 1 c. Dec. G6, 1916;
A 449476; Clarence C. DePuy,
Syracuse, N. Y.
San FRANCISCO and bay cities Jewish
blue book, 1916. San Francisco,
San Francisco and bay cities Jewish
blue book company, 1916. 264 p.
Svo. $5.00. [30832
© Nove hielo (2c, ang vat.
Nov. 17, 1916; A 446455; San Fran-
cisco & bay cities Jewish blue book
co., San Francisco.
SANITAS fifty benefit club. Charter
constitution and by-laws. [24 p.
4to. $5.00. [30833
© Wov. 20; 1916: 2 ec) .andwatft.
Nov. 24, 1916; A 446589; James
Argyle McLauchlin, Weatherford,
Okl.
SANITUBE co.*, Newport, R. I.
[30834, 30835
Sanitubes. cover-title, [16] p._ illus.
16mo. © Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447593.
What men want to know. [3d
cover-title, 16 p. 12mo.
TOG ee 2s es Vand) sat BNov- 17, 1916:
A 444947.
San Jose, Cal. Polk-Husted direc-
tory co.’s San Jose city and Santa
Clara County directory, 1917. v. 10.
Sacramento, Cal., Polk-Husted di-
rectory ‘cos, 1996: | 624) piv’ front,
(fold map) S8vo. $7.00. [30836
©: Nov. d3) 1916302 es Novin1'7,
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445714;
Polk-Husted directory co., Sacra-
mento, Cal.
SAUNDERS (Clarence) * Memphis, Tenn.
[30837-30841
Piggly Wiggly. Brother to the junior
prince will arrive Friday, Dec. 15th.
(In Memphis Commercial appeal) ©
Dees LOS TOG =o (es Dees 13, (bo Le
A 449679.
—— Mr. Fox has an experience with a
well baited steel trap. (In Memphis
Commercial appeal) © Dec. 16, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 18, 1916; A 449808.
Piggly Wigglys. Does a clean store ap-
peal to you? (in Memphis News
scimitar) @ Dec. 22, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
26, 1916; A 449960.
Great is our sorrow—our sympathy
has no bounds. (Zn Memphis press)
OVWIO Ges Aeneas aires Nee) PL Aiea ©
A 449908.
Seven million eight hundred twenty-
six thousand dollars. (Jn Memphis
News scimitar) © Dec. 11, 1916; 1
e. Dee. 18, 1916; A 449680.
1367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30842 pt. 3; he si wees
Savona (Francis)* Merrick, N. Y. | Scuirtrme (William Paul)* New
Americans, awaken! 2d ed. New York. Upper tenor tones and how
York, The Berlin press, ine., 1916. every tenor may acquire them with-
cover-title, 8 p. Svo. $0.10. out strain or effort. 2d part exer-
[30842 | eises. 20. p.,. fel) S230 [30851
© Dee! 5,. 1916; 2 e-andvaft. Bec. © Oct: 26,0 1916.02 Ge ee
6, 1916; A 447722. [Copyright is 1916; aff. Nov..3, 1916 7° A 4472a3.
claimed on new matter] [Copyright is claimed on new mat-
Sax (Isaac)* San Francisco. New ter]
system of advancing loans. 10 Pp. | ScHnackexBerc (John 4H.) Prob-
8vo. [30843 lems in practical accounting. New
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447173.
Sayre (Jessie Wilson) Girl and the
caste system. cover-title. 17 p.
16mo. (The Inch library, 2d inch)
$0.05. [30844
© Nov. "26; 1916; 2c snd ad.
Dec. 4, 1916: A 447706: National
board of Y. W. C. A.’s, New York.
Scatrre (W. B.) & sons co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Water purification for all
purposes. Scaife and We-fu-go sys-
tems. 104 p. illus., diagrs. 4to.
(Cover-title: Seaife scientific water
purification for all purposes)
[30845
© Oct. 25, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447057.
SCHAEFER (May G.)*
France. Christmas, 1916.
illus. Svo. $0.50.
© Nov. 1. 1916; 2
6. 1916; A 444766.
co.*, Los Angeles.
what it will do
[S] p. folder.
[30847
2 ce. and aff. Nov.
New York.
2 E- eel.
[30846
ec. and aff. Nov.
chemical
Liquid hydro-pura.
and how to do it.
illus. 24mo.
© Oct. 23, 1916;
7, 1916; A 447252.
ScHAPHORST (William Frederick)*
New York. Economy of solid-
woven belts. (Jn Engineering and
mining journal.) [30848
© Oct. 21, 1916; 1 e Dee. 4, 1916;
A 449466.
ScHALK
SCHELL (Stanley) comp. Werner’s
readings and recitations, no. 57.
Easter celebrations. New York,
EK. S. Werner & co., 1916. 192 p.
12mo. [30849
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Dec. 2. 1916: A 446665; Edgar S.
Werner, New York.
SCHILLING (A.) & co., ine.*, San Fran-
cisco. AS many mince pies. 4 1.
folder, col. illus. 16mo. [39850
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 5, 1916; A 448268.
institute, 1916.
p. Svo. (Claremont
American accounting)
$2.50. [830852
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢.Deei :18,
1916; aff. Dec. 12. 1916; A 448428;
Claremont institute, New York.
York,
ost “Eb
modern
Claremont
[6]
SCHOFIELD (R.)
telegraph code.
Schofield’s 13 figure
2d ed. 2 sheets, 1.
11 by 17 inches and 1, 11 by 8?
inches. [30853
© Nov. 20, 1916: 2 «© and aff.
Noy. 21, 1916; A 447559; American
trading co., New York.
SCHUBERT piano co.*, New York. Story
of Schubert. cover-title, [24] p.
illus. Svo. [30854
© Sept. 12, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Oct. 31, 1916; A 447188.
[12] p. illus. 16mo. [380855
© Dec. 31, 1916: 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 13, 1916; A 448000.
SCHUETTE (Oswald F.) [30856-30877
Army of life keeps pace with grim war.
© Dec. 27, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 30, 1916;
A 450067.
Debacie threatens Roumanian armies.
© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449457. ;
Desolation marks Somme line. © ri
27. 19165. 1 ¢« Deel Psa) 29m x
450068.
Falkenhayn clears oy in Wallachia.
© Nov. 25, 1916; c. Nov. 29, 1916;
A 449345.
a ae drives ahead in Wallachia.
Nov. 23, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916;
A 449297.
German ambassador sounds U. S. on
peace. © Dec. 15, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec.
50, 1916; A 449835.
German front free of disease epidemic.
@ Nov. 16, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 20, 19%6;
A 449137.
Germans take rich district. © Nov. 22,
1916; 1c. Nov. 25, 1916; A 4439859,
Germany to fight harder. ©
1916 ;/-1..€.) Dec.) 20, 19167 werrrey
Kaiser’s daily life at front described. ©
Dec. 15. 1916; 1 c. Dec. 20, 1916;
A 449848.
Mackensen repeats
@ Nov. 27, 1916;
A 449396.
conquest campaign.
1 c«. Dee. ft, FSIe-
1368
BOOKS,
no. 12, 1916
GROUP II
30898
ScHUETTE (Oswald F.)—Continued.
May cut Roumanian front to 90 miles.
6 Dec. 12, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 449765.
May resume Somme attack. © Dec. 8,
1916; 1 ce. Dee. 11, 1916; A 449651.
Prince Rupprecht sees peace distant. ©
Dee, 265519163 .1 ¢ Dec. 29, 1916;
A 450017.
Rich booty falls to Teutons. © Noy.
29, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449447.
Roumanian rail link is cut by Germans.
©) Dec) 5, 1916: 1 c¢. Dec. 8, 1916;
A 449570.
Roumanians battle Germans in passes.
© Noy. 18, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 22, 1916;
A 449186.
Roumanians unable to halt their flight.
© Dec. 18, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 21, 1916;
A 449866.
Teutons hold Campulung line. © D
2, 1916; 1 ec Dec. 6, 1916; A 449508.
Teutons threaten to trap Roumanians.
@ Nov. 20, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 23, 1916;
A 449211.
War casualties put at 1,000,000 a month.
pea 198G= 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 4494388.
30,000,000 soldiers have ear for peace.
© Dec. 18, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 21, 1916;
A 449862.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
Scuotutze (Edward Holsworth)* New
York. Making-letters-pay system.
Various paging. 4to $10.00. [80878
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 447779. [Copyright is
claimed on new matter. ]
ScHustre (Edw. J.)* St. Louis.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. [80879-80885
Oct., 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title, 250
(i. e. 260) Ta demo.. of2.00 for
12mo. © Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Noy. 3, 1916; A 444735.
Texas ed. 39 p. 4to. © Nov. 14,
ie 2c and ail. Nov. 17, 1916; A
444936.
—— Western ed. cover-title, 200 p.
12mo. @© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Noy. 18, 1916; A 444865.
Novy., 1916. Eastern ed. cover-title,
250 p. 12mo. $12.00 for 12 months.
Neve. 191672 2c. and aff.’ Dec: ‘11,
1916; A 447798.
Texas'ed. 39 p.. 4to. $12.00 for
12mo. © Dec. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447895.
Western ed. -cover-title, 200 p.
12mo. © Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 8, 1916; A 447790.
Dec., 1916. Texas ed. 39 p. 4to. ©
Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26,
1916; A 454197.
SCHUYLER (Remington) [30886, 30S87
Lesson of the ages, which the United
States should anew teach to the pow-
ers of bleeding Europe. (In New
York American.) @© Nov. 25, 1916;
tc. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449274.
ScHUYLER (Remington)—Continued.
Let us work for peace and constructive
service in place of war and destructive
efforts. (In New York’ evening
journal) @© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 e. Nov.
28, 1916; A 449329.
© International news service, New
York.
Scorr (Alexander) Healing wings.
Chicago. Book & Art Exchange
[1916] 2 leaf folder. i6mo. $0.10.
[30888
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff. Nov.
30, 1916; A 454270; N. T. Carring-
ton, Chicago.
Scott (B. W.) book and art shop.
Books for presents. Special holiday
number. Dec., 1916. cover-title,
[64] p. illus. 16mo. [30S89
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 444972: Herbert S.
Browne, Chicago.
Scorr (Thomas Edward)* Los An-
geles. Bottlegrams. Sheet, 11 by 4
inches. [30890
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2
14, 1916; A 447349.
ScoucaLteE (Malcolm)*
ec. and aff. Nov.
Weatherford,
Tex. Challenge shorthand Pitman-
graphic. First three lessons. 12.
117-120 p. 12mo. [30891
© Dec. 16, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916: A 448440.
ScrRANTON life insurance eco.*, Scran-
ton, Pa. Cash. [7] p. illus. 16mo.
[30892
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447418.
Scripps pub. co.*, Cleveland.
[80893-30897
Don't make your own traffic rules.
Safety first! Pts ass fol
sept. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 1,
1916: A 44471T.
Help save the lives of 8,000 people. 1 L.
illus... fel: @yr Sept. 30, ~i19i6s- 2h:
and aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444TI1S8.
Most valuable product of the age is man.
11. illus. fol. (Safety first bulletin
no.|5) »@) Oct.014,. 4916: 2c) and) att
* Nov. 1, 1916; A 444714.
Stop! The loss in lives, the waste in
money. i1. illus. fol. © Sept. 16,
1916: 2-e; and aif. (Nov.1 45 G19tG.:
444716.
Tue greatest enemy. 11. fol. © Oct.
1916;
444715.
SEA pines
girls, ine.
sonality for girls.
faijicp. . front, dbus. Syo. [30898
© May 3, 1916: 2 c. and aff. May
16, 1916: A 431083: Thomas Bick-
ford, Brewster, Mass
2 c. and aff. Nov. IL AOLUG =" A.
school of personality for
Sea pines school of per-
10th year. 95
1369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30899
SEARS, Roebuck & co.*, Chicago. Your
grocery store, Nov., Dec., 1916.
[30899, 30900
Chicago ed. cover-title, 64 p._ illus.
4t0s) © Oct. Za eaolor 2c and “ait.
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447428.
Dailas, Tex., ed. cover-title. 48 p. illus.
ALO. © Oct. 004 Lolo, 2 ¢, and alr
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447429.
SEcorp (W. L.) Salesmanship. Les-
son no. 10. Water heating—auto-
matic types. New York, National
commercial gas association [1916]
2 p. 1., [207]-225 p. illus., (diagrs.)
SVO. (Practical gas educational
courses ) [30901
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454284; Natl. commer-
cial gas assn., New York.
SECURITY TRUST cCO., Detroit, Mich.
Téme for casting up accounts. Jan.
COT ate 1.0 eno. [30902
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26; d916+ A 454185: Riv PB. Parse:
Chattanooga, Tenn.
SECURITY TRUST CO. OF
Rochester, N. Y. Administration of
estates. [12] p. 16mo. [30903
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 448295.
SEESHOLTzZ (Anna G.)
ROcHESTER*,
Secret of eter-
nal youth. cover-title, 22 p. 16mo.
(The Inch library, 2d inch) $0.05.
[30904
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
4, 1916; A 447708; National board
of Y. W. C. A.’s, New York.
SEIVWRIGHT (Jean) [30905-30910
And now the sports suit of leather
trimmed with fur! © Dec. 17, 1916;
1 ce. Dee. 21, 1916; A 449894.
Fur and jewels trim the evening gowns.
© Dec. 24, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 29, 1916;
A 450029.
Jewelled embroideries trim gowns of
gold and silver. @©@ Nov. 26, 1916;
1 c. Nov. 29, 1916; A 449620.
Muffs grow
huge. © Dec. 10, 1916; 1 c.. Dee. 14,
1916; A 449761.
Newest hats are of brightly colored
velvets: | ©) Nov.i 19, 1916 17G Nov.
23, 1916; A 449225. ‘
Short waists prevail on one piece frocks.
©n Dee) 33) 1916s 1) es, Dee, AT PaO 1G:
A 449034.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
Sunday tribune]
© Chicago tribune & New York
globe, Chicago.
SEMANNE (P.) Sinubérase. Paris,
ittablissements Chatelain [1916] 23
p. 16mo. [380911
© Sept. 16, 1916; 1 ¢ Dee. 9,
1916 7 A=Moreion’ 9 14386") gi- iy
Chatelain, Paris.
smaller while capes become
a
pt. Tpivs. 0 ie
SENIOR STUDENT’S text book. 4th
year, pt. 2. The Bible and social
living. 3. The industrial order. Pre-
pared by Harry F. Ward in collabo-
ration with Sidney A. Weston. Td.
by Henry H. Meyer. New York,
Boston, The Methodist book concern
[1916] 1 p. 1, 69-146 pr i2ms:
(Berean graded lessons, interna-
tional course) $0.123. [30912
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447828; Harry F. Ward,
Boston.
SENIOR TEACHER’S manual, 4th year,
pt. 2. The Bible and social living. 3.
The industrial order. Prepared by
Harry F. Ward in collaboration with
Sidney A. Weston, ed by Henry H.
Mever. New York, Boston. The
Methodist book concern [1916] 2 p.
1., 71-150 p. 12mo. (Berean graded
lessons, international course) $0.15.
[30913
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
11, 1916; A 447829; Harry F. Ward,
Boston.
SERGEL’S selections for reading and
recitation, no. 4, comp. by Blanche
I. Ray. Chicago, The Dramatic pub-
lishing company [1916] 1 p. L, 11-—
200. p... 12mo, » $0.26 [30914
©. Apr. 5, 19163.:2. 7c. Age 23
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 446189;
Charles H. Sergel, Chicago.
Seymour (Arthur E.)* Denver. Mu-
tual system. Card, printed on both
sides, 34 by 5 inches. [30915
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 @ and an.
Sept. 26, 1916; A 447227.
Srymroctr (F. W.) How one gas com-
pany handles its coke business. 37
p. illus., diagr. 8vo. [30916
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447455; American .gas
institute, New York.
SHAEFFER (J. W.) Equivalent of the
observed heat value of the light oil
serubbed from coke oven gases. 5 p.
Svo. [30917
© Nov. 17,1916; 2° ce. and@vame
Nov. 18, 1916; A 447458; American
gas institute, New York.
SHaw (A. W.) co.*, Chicago. Course
in retail merchandising.
[30918-80926
Lecture 1. Starting a system of store
records. 56 p. 4to. @© Oct. 23, 1916;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 444664.
1370
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
30952
SuHaw (A. W.) co.*—Continued.
Lecture 2. A purchase record that
helps to sell more goods. 32 p.
forms. 4to. © Nov. 6, “1916 ; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 445622.
Lecture 3. Recording the daily sales
transactions on the _ floor. 36 :
forms. 4to. © Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c¢.
and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447874.
Securing merchandise data
from the sales records. 40 p. 4to.
@ Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1916; aff.
Dec. 11, 1916; A 447839.
Lecture 4.
Lesson 1. Starting a system of store rec-
ords. 27 1. fol. [Text parallel to
binding] @© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and
aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A ‘444665.
Lesson 2. A purchase record that helps
to sell more goods. 241. forms. fol.
[Text parallel to binding] @© Nov. 6,
772G) 2 ce. and aff. Nov. 11, 1916;
A 447300.
Lesson 3. Recording the daily sales
transactions on the floor. 221. illus.,
forms. fol. [Text parallel to bind-
ing.) @© Nov: 18, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448159.
Securing merchandising data
from the sales records. 11 1. fol.
—. parallel to binding] © Dec. 2,
71916: 2 c. Dec. 8, 1916; aff. Dec. 11,
1916; A 447840.
Lesson 4.
Lesson 5. Cash records that safeguard
the cash. 5 1. forms. fol. [Text
parallel to binding] @© Dec. 13, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 454018.
Farm journal
of Shelby
Philadel-
SHELBY County, O.
illustrated directory
County, O. [1916-1921]
phia, W. Atkinson company, 1916.
1 p. 1., 5-208 p. illus. 8vo. [380927
© Dee. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15. 1916; A 453075; Wilmer Atkin-
son co., Philadelphia.
SHELTON (Forrest C.)* Denver. Yan-
kee symbols. Colorado, gem state.
21. Svo. [30928
© Dee. 14, 1917; 2
18, 1917; A 454023.
e. and aff. Dec.
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*, New York.
[30929-30952
Shepard’s Arkansas citations. y. 2, no.
2, Oct., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 86
p. Syo. eo ve. © Nov. 13. 1916;
2 c. and aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445747.
aor Atlantic reporter citations. Vv.
a. ae NOV...) 1096. [Cumulative
api a S89 p. S8vo. $5.00 per yr.
@ Noy. 22, 1916;
1916; A 445984.
Shepard’s California citations and anno-
tations. y.9, no. 4. Oct..1916. Cumnt-
lative suppl. 466 p. Svo. $6.00 yr.
@ Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 21,
1916; A 445749.
Shepard’s citations of ail cases in the
Marylandreports. Oct.,1916. [Cumu-
lative suppl.) 79 p. 8vo. $4.00 yr.
@ Nov. 14. 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 445743.
2e. and, aff: “Dec: 6,
1371
SHEPARD (Frank) co.*—Continued.
Shepard’s Colorado citations. v. 9, no.
42) Oct.2 4916: [Cumulative suppl.]
P0T ip. »'Svo: .$5.00:. ye: “© _ Novi, 18,
VWOEGis. 20ers and aff. Novii(2i,21916-
A 445746.
Shepard’s Florida citations. v. 3, no. 2,
Oct., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 64 p
8vo. $4.00 yr. @©@ Nov. 16, 1916; 2 e
and aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445745.
Shepard’s Georgia citations. v. 8, no.
4, Oct., 1916, {Cumulative suppl.]
251 p.. Svo. $5.00 yr. © Nov. 4,
1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 21, 1916:
A 445744.
Shepard’s Idaho citations. v. 4, no. 1,
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Svo. $4.00 per yr. © Nov. 22, 1916;
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Shepard’s Massachusetts citations. v. 9,
no. 4, Noy., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. ]
230 p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr. Noy.
De SR Es en ee “and aff. Dec. 6, 1916;
A 445982.
Shepard’s Michigan citations. v. 7, no.
4, Nov., 1916. [Cumulative supple-
ment] 252 p. S8vo. $5.00 a_ year.
Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
28, 1916; A 454338
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4, Noy., 1916. [Cumulative supple-
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@ Dee. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
98, 1916; A 453342.
Shepard’s Montana citations and annota-
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lative suppl. 68 p. Svo. $4.00 per
vr 6}°@ Nov. 25. 1916: 2 cand af:
6, 1916; A 445981.
Shepard's Nebraska citations. v. 11, no.
4, Nov., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. ]
181 p. S8vo. $5.00. © Nov. 23,
4916;-° 2 -e. and. aff. Dec. 6; 219765 Ux
445980.
Shepard’s New Jersey citations. v. 2
Nov., 1916. [Cumulative
102 p. 8vo. $5.00 per yr.
. 24, 1916: 2 ec and aff. Dec.
; A 445979.
Northeastern reporter. cita-
- 4. Wao, nO: 4. Oct, 3916. [Cumu-
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@ Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 445742.
Shepard's Northwestern citations. y. 13,
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plement] 185 p. S8vo. $6.00 a year.
@ Dee. 5, 1916; 2.64 andvial: “Dee
28, 1916; A 453341.
Shepard’s Oregon citations. y. 9, no
Nov., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 2:
p. S8vo. $5.00. © Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ¢
and aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A 445978.
Shepard’s Pennsylvania superior
lower court citations. v. 1, no.
Oct., 1916. Cumulative suppl. 63 wp.
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and aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445741.
Shepard's Pennsylvania
and
supreme court
eidations: *) V:. aod noi. 47 Oek itgiG:
[Cumulative suppl.] £22) op: Syvo.
F000: yr: © Noy. 14) £916: "2 enand
aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445740.
Shepard’s Rhode Island citations. v. 2,
no. 1, Nov., 1916. [Cumulative-suppl.]
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1916:°2 e@ and aff. Dec. 6, 1916; A
445977.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30953
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Shepard’s Texas citations. v. 9, no. 4,
Nov., 1916. [Cumulative suv eee
) ‘Svo. $5.00 a year. .© Dec
12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 28, 1916:
A 453338.
Shepard’s Vermont citations, v. 1, no. 1,
Oct., 1916. [Cumulative suppl. ] 48
p. 8yvo. $3.00 yr. © Sept. 20, 1916;
2 ¢c. and aff. Nov. 21, 1916; A 445748.
Shepard’s Washington citations. v. 9,
no. 4, Nov., 1916. [Cumulative sup-
plement] p. S8vo. $5.00 a year.
@e Dee, os1916 +62) cand: ail, Dec.
28, 1916; A 453540.
SHEPARD (Harvey N.) Extraordinary
legal remedies. Chicago, Black-
stone institute, 1916. 32 p. 8vo.
(On cover: Modern American law
lecture ) [30953
©, July 26, 19163. 2, eyandge ait,
Dec. 11, 1916; A 447884; Blackstone
institute, Chicago.
How to
The
44 p.
ports.
[30954
2c. Nov. 16, 1916;
A. 444929.
SHEPARD (W. E.)* Chicago.
get sanctified. Cincinnati, O.,
Revivalist press, 1916. 2 p. 1,
InCk 1 Tront , eCUOriy 1thISe
12mo. $0.25.
© Oct. 30, 1916;
aff. Nov. 15, 1916;
SHEPHERD (Russel M.)* Carbondale,
Pa. Due date tickler and ready ref-
erence expense account. Sheet, 15
by 9 inches fold. to 8vo. [380955
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 448267.
SHEPPERSON (J. J.)* South Boston,
Va. Shepperson efficiency of identi-
fication. cover-title, [8] p. 16mo.
$1.00. [80956
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447589.
New York. Cot-
of Oct., 1916] Kd.
240 p. front. (port.),
SHEPPERSON pub. co.*,
ton faets. [Ed.
by Carl Geller.
illus. maps. 12mo.. $1.00. [80957
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 445896.
SHERMAN (Carol) First steps in the
study of the pedals. Philadelphia,
2.) W APresser co!" [19iGI) 14) p.
16m0o., ([The musical booklet li-
brary]) $0.10. [80958
© Dec. 1
21, 1916
Ser CO.,
; A 448481; Theodore Pres-
Philadeiphia.
HlGtG +2re. and aif.Dee:
pt. 1, nos. 1S
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ¢co.*, Cleveland.
[30959-80961
Estimating chart. S$ 1290. Sheet, 17 by
15 inches, col. illus. printed on both
sides. fold. to S8vo. © Nov. 25,
1916,: 2 ¢., and ait.. Deer ies foo. A
447605. }
Silent partners in your business success.
cover-title, 1 p. 1, 6 p. illus. 4to.
(LF .699]) © Sept. 23,5 191652 oe:
and aff. Oct. 11, 1916; A 447079.
Turnover book. 49 p. illus., fold. front.,
ports. 4to. \(B 13 Bie fais
Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and af, Deen
1916; A 447662.
SHERWOOD (EK. Hugh) [80962, 30963
Chuck and Coonie caught in the corn, by
H. Sherwood, Tand] Buddy ‘and
the frog, by Rosalie G. Mendel. Ra-
cine, Chicago, Whitman publishing co.,
[1916] 64 p. col. front., plates, illus.
8 vo. $0.35. @© Sept. 5, TONG 227 ee
Nov. 10, 1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A
446285.
Chuck, Coonie and the bees, by E. H.
Sherwood, [and] In squirrel town, by
Elizabeth Rosenkrans. Racine, Chi-
cago, Whitman publishing co.
64 p. col. front., plates, illus.
$0.35. © Sept. 5, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1916; aff. Nov. 8, 1916; A 446282.
© Whitman pub. co., Racine, Wis.
SHInLITO (John) co. Your saving.
$120 and $40. 14, [2] p. illus. 16mo.
[30964
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 447298;
cinnati.
ce. and aff. Nov.
C. Jellison, Cin-
SHUMAN (A.) & co.*, Boston. Old and
new Boston. 12th ed. Nov., 1916.
4p; ~~ | fot, [ 30965.
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 448257. [Copyrightis
claimed on new matter]-
SHUPE (Verna I.)*
Seeing America. Series 1.
title, 9 p. Svo. $0.25.
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2
13, 1916; A 444907.
Winfield, Kan.
cover-
[380966
ec, and aff. Nov.
SIpWAY mercantile co.*,. Elkhart, Ind.
Sidway baby vehicles for 1917. 128
p. incl. front,, illus. (part cole
[30967
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 e Dec. 1, 1916:
aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 448179.
SIEBERT (Wilbur Henry)* Columbus,
O. Loyalist refugees of New Hamp-
shire. Columbus, The Ohio state
university, 1916. 23 p. 8vo.
[5096S
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 e. Dee. 18, 1916:
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 448516.
1372
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 31001
Sramons (Eveline)* Cleveland. Light | Sincer mfg. co.*—Continued.
of merey on the bright star way. no. 112 W 110. 15 p. illus., aed
Cc
Sy a ee 8vo. (Form 1551 W t5. 9.165)
Card, port., 11 by 7 inches. [80969 Nov. 2, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Nov. 7,
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 1916; A 447248.
26, 1916; A 454190. Instructions for using Singer sewing
= Saga of else 16. hal needles, Jock
AEE = =A) ms stite 5 p. illus iagrs mo.
SIMMS (W illiam Philip) [30970 30973 (Form 8357, Nov. 1916.) @ Dee 9.
Canadians needed only eight minutes to 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 13, 1916; A
take the famous Regina trench. € 447845.
Mesa 1916; 1 ¢. Nov. 22, 1916; A — Class 71. 20 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo.
: ; ’ ; (Form 7804, rev., Sept., 1916) ©
Machines never cease fighting on west Oct. 17, 1916: 2c. Oct. 31, 1916;
front. © Dec. £5, J9k6 5.1) .e. Dee: 23, aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447131.
1916; A 449928. F Instruzioni per adoperare la macchina da
Men in the trenches grin. (Jn Wash- cucire Singer no. 66. cover-title, 36 p.
ington post) © Dec. 19, 1916; 1c. illus. 24mo. (Form 8310- Italian.
Dec. 23, 1916; A 449929. Sept., 1916) © Oct. 31, 1916; 2 ¢.
Wounded Canadian a eae Jor esa and aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448439.
es force took part in Regina storm- as 5
Nov. 20, 1916; i Nov. 22, Mee fe oS. Us we Cay 6
1916; A 449194. Dec. 21, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1916; aff.
{Note: The foregoing are in La Crosse Dec. 26, 1916; A 454182.
tribune unless otherwise stated]
machine no. 71-30. 2 p.1., p. T—5d,
©United press associations, New 58 p. of pls. 8vo. (Form 1530w,
York. May, 1916) © Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c.
Dec. 21, 1916; aff. Dec. 27, 1916; A
Stmonson (A.)* New York. What s28084-
you can do with a Simonson switch. ———machine no. 82-20. 2 p. 1. 7-31
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 13, 1916; aff. Noy. 17, 1916; A 444955.
aff. Dec. 20, 1916; A 454049. machine no. 82-21. 2 p. 1.. 7-30
ait 8 [25] p. illus. S8vo. (Form 836i, Oct..
Srnpici (Magda) Kaiser would give
1916) Qn Nowe 16s) 19168 24 -e; and
Belgium for peace. (Jn Chicago aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 444999.
daily news) [80975
machine 112 W 110. 2
© Dec. 9, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
Doe Pe dv.
p. plates. S8vo. (Form 1558 W, O
: : 1916) @©@ Nov. 24, 1916; 2c
A 4496938; Chicago daily news co.,
Chicago.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448101.
Singer machine no. 44-81 for stitching
and trimming kid gloves at one one
tion. [2] p. lus. S8vo. (Form 9422
Noy... 1916) «@ Nov:).23, .1916:° 2 C.
and aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A 447538.
no. 45 K 41 for use in the manu-
facture of helmets and military hats.
[2] p. illus. Svo. (Form 9440, Nov.,
1916) @© Nov. 24, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448108.
no. 51 W 382, post bed and short
arm for heavy leggin and leather
work. (2. ps, alias: Svo. (Form
9438, Nov.. 1916) @©@ Nov. 28, 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447601.
no. 51 W 100. post bed and long
arm for heavy leggin and leather
work. 12) pe allus: S8vo. (Form
9439, Nov.. 1916) © Nov. 28. 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 447694.
no. 68-31 for smocking. LAP: op:
illus. Svo. (Form 9441. Dec., 1916)
© Dee. 18, 1916 32 ¢: andi ait. Dee; 246
1916; A 448489.
no. 107 w 101 for border embroid-
ery. [4] p. illus. 8vo. (Form 9398,
Wee: A9KG)) > ©, Dees 18. ASt6 3.2. -c:
and aft. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448490.
no. 114-20. single-thread chain
stitch for tacking paper tickets on
clothing. [4] p.. illus. 8vo. (Form
GATS" "OC LONG ©) NOVa toe) LOGE
2 c. and aff. Nov. T, 1916; A 447249.
no. 115 W 103 for automatically
embroidering SEalOBs. [8] p. illus.
Svo. (Form 9432, Dec., 1916) ©
Dec. 27. 1916: 2 © and aff, Dee. 29,
791G2)-% 448610.
Sincer (B.)* Chicago. Bulletin.
[80976, 309TT
J. ov., 1916.4 p.. 4to. © Nov. 24,
eater 2eG. Nov. 2(, 1916; aff. Dec. 6,
1916; A 447716.
wewwec, 1946. 14 pi 4to. © Dec: 21.
1G 2c and, afl., Dec: 26, 1916; A
454226.
SINGER (Elmer)* Colfax, Ind. Book-
let for teachers of Latin. [ Colfax,
Ind., Review print, 1916] 2 p. lL.
8 p. 12mo. [30978
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447150.
SINGER mfg. co.*, Elizabeth, N. J.
[30979-31001
Four needle Singer machine no. 52—66.
single thread chain stitch for folding
and stitching facings and linings to
knit undershirts. [4] p. illus. S8vo.
(Form 9397, Nov., 1916) © Nov. 28,
t9aGe > ‘e-and aft. Dec: 1, 1916; A
447602.
Instructions for using Singer sewing
machine no. 71-48. D2 pe, WS.
diagrs. Svo. (Form 1543 W. Sept.,
1916) © Oct, 16, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, !
1916; aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 447132. |
no. 107-1. Pn epsy ius: Svo.
(Form 8366, Nov., 1916) @© Dec. 9,
wae. «2 “cs and’ aff! Dee: 513,. 19163
A 447844.
1373
F 2nO7 p. plates. S8vo. (Form 8360, Oct.,
32 Dp: illus. obl. 24mo. 0974 1916) @© Nov. 14, 1916: 2 ¢. and
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
51002
Srncer mfg. co.*—Continued.
Singer machines of class 97, lock stitch
for harness work.) 7 [49 p.° illus.
&vo. (Form 9431, Oct., 1916)
Nov: (9; 4916 3..2 ie? tanned ath. Nov. 11,
1916; A 444862.
Singer machines 49 K 1 and 49 K 2 for
pleating or Kkilting. [2] p. illus.
SVoO. (Form 9430, Nov., 1916) ©
Nov. 24, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov. 27,
1916; A 448102.
Three needle Singer machine no. 52-67,
high speed, single- thread chain stitch.
[2] p. illus. Svo. (Form 9429, Nov.,
1916) @© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 25, 1916; A 447539.
Sioux Crry, Ia. R. L. Polk & ©co.’s
Sioux City directory, 1917. [v. 32]
Sioux ‘Oity; Ja: oR.’ Li. Polk &™ co.,
1916. 730 p. Svo. $10.00. [31002
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 446835; R. L. Polk & co.,
Sioux City, Ia.
SKIDELSKY (S. 8S.) Tales of a trav-
eler. Oct. 14-Dec. 9, 1916. [4 in-
stalments] (Jn Florists’ exchange)
[31003
CG Oct 34-Dee. OF 2916; Die - Dee.
30, 1916; A 450075; A. T. De La
Mare ptg. & pub. co., New York.
SLADE & Miller co.*, Chicago. Stick-
craft. 1 sheet, 10 by 14 inches.
[31004
© Nov. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 448534.
Stoss (Robert) [31005, 31006
Assails cruelty of deporting Belgians.
@ Nov. 16, 1916; 1c. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 449135.
Fate of vessel shelled by submarine con-
firmed. © Nov. 11, 1916; 1 ec. Nov.
27, 1916; A 449320.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
SLOVENSKI narod pub. co., ince.*, New
York. Amerisko-Slovenska pratika,
1917. cover-title, 112 p. illus.
(part: col.) “32mo. * $0.10. [31007
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
29, 1916; A 448627.
SMART (Frank Leslie)* Pittsburgh.
Thrift system. [Pittsburgh, Printed
by American printing co.] 1916.
12 p. Sve. [31008
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448447.
SMILEY (C. BE.) & Venable CHS AG A *
St. Louis. Locomotive breakdowns,
a handbook for engineers, firemen
and machinists. 79, [1] p. diagrs.
24mo. $0.60. [31009
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c« and aff
Dee. 1, 1916; A 447647.
— SSS
pt. Ipairs aS
SmitH (Abbie N.) Dolly days & dolly
ways, dolly’s record book. San
Francisco, P. Elder and company
[1916] xi, [1], 47 p. front. ,illus.,
plates. S8vo. $0.75. [31010
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
26, 1916; A 453255; Paul Elder &
co., San Francisco.
SmMirH (Alfred H.)* New York.
Djer—kiss. [6] p. folder. illus.
(part col.) obl. 48mo. [31011
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 448271.
SmMitH (E. S.)* Hinton, Okl. Auto-
matie code; a scientific call system
for rural telephones. [8] p. 16mo.
$1.00. [31012
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 448261.
SMITH (Edgar Fahs) Rivalling Ger-
many’s chemical industry. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial no.
396) [31013
© Feb. 5, 1916; - e. and aff. Aug.
a1, 1916s A 448012; National editor-
ial service, inc., New York.
Goodnight stories.
(In New York FEven-
ing mail) [31014
© Jan. 28, 1916; 1 ¢. Jan. 31,
1916; A 422095; Evening mail syn-
dicate, New York.
SmitH (Farmer)
Jan. 28, 1916.
SmitH (Homer J.)* Milwaukee. Let-
ters, a brief course in business-letter
writing. 24 p. S8vo. $0.10. [31015
© Dec. 12, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 21, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 22, 1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916;
A 448523.
SMITH (Jack H.)* New York. Jack
Smith’s own cartoon school. Action,
body, plate 50. Sheet, illus., 9 by 84
inches. [31016
© Apr. 20, 1916; 2 ce and aff.
Noy. 24, 1916; A 448228.
SmMirH (Lincoln)* Washington. Fairy
stone crosses of Virginia. [3] p.
illus. 24mo. [31017
© Dee. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
14. 1916; A 448345.
SmMiItH (W.) grubber co.*, La Crescent,
Minn. [31018, 31019
Little stories of success. 23 p. _ illus.
16mo.. © Ociz 1, 1916; 2 cc) Oee ee
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 447223.
cover-titie,
Reclaiming stump lands.
(Cee a
382 p. illus., port. 4to.
53) © Oct. Lf 1986 22 Oct
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916; Ae 447994"
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 31048
SmirH (William) Fall and rise of | Socrar register assn.*—Continued.
man, by bros. William and Irving Scie inelanine euraiaet nD,
* ale ‘ QUviin Veto DO. MINOW esi ol: 24 p.
[Smith] [Jacksonville, Fla. Golden dumiow S850 “@ Deer dale
age pub. co.] 1916. cover-title, 38 p. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916: A 453128.
. * ) =»)
ports. 12mo. [31020 Pintsouresh, Ol Tivol anos SueINoWe,
G@) Ort25, 1916; 2c. Oct. 30, 1916; 1916. 126 p.: 16mo. $2.50. © Nov.
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447630; Golden 4, 19162 ¢. and aff. Nov. 22,1916;
E Pee ie A 446535.
age pub. co., Jacksonville, Fla.
; Portland) oie ev.) vole noses Nove:
SmitH form-a-truck co.*, Chicago. ve 48 oe ae ape. (With
‘ ; 39 = S } Socia register, Seattle, 1917) (@)
Dealers outfit. 32 p. illus. Lai a Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov. 22,
[3 1916; A 446542.
(Oc, 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Providence, 1917. vy. 31, no. 6. Nov.,
Nov. 3, 1916; A 444745. 1916. 82 p. 16mo. $2.50. © Nov. 38,
IAG 2e) and aft; NOV. 22. al! OG: s) oA
{SmytuH (Clifford)] Foreword to a
erystal age, by W. H. Hudson. p.
Mixi—xix, 22mo. $1.50. [31022
i) Nov, 27, 1916; 2 c, Dec. 1,°1916;
aff. Nov. 29, 1916; A 447692 : Byes
Dutton & eco., New York.
Snow (Lester J.)* Rockford, I].
[31023-31025
Instruction book, Snow’s skirt system.
scientific system of skirt cutting.
7th & 8th editions. CAL mth ie illus.,
diagrs. 4to. @-Nov. 8, 14, 1916; 2c.
each and aff. Dee. 7, 1916; A 448288,
448289.
Snow’s success system of garment cut-
Gmc Supplono, 24. 16° p. illus.,
diagrs. obl. 12mo. $0.20. © Sept.
Poeeotormnn re. and ait.’ Dec. 7, 1916;
A 448290.
SOCIAL register assn.*, New York.
Social register. [31026-31045
Baltimore, 1917. v. 31, no. 14, Nov.,
1916. 161 p. 16mo. $2.50. © Dec.
Soloman. and aft. Dec, 18, 1916;
A 453125.
aso 1917>. v. St: no. 5, Nov., 1916.
P20 e poe tomos, $2.50.) .@: Nov. 10,
Pot: ¢. and aif, Nov. 22, 1916;
A 446540.
Vea no. £5. Nov. 1916:
Buffalo, 1917.
89 p. 16mo. $2.50. @© Nov. 4, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 446536.
Cnicavo, TO. Vv. 31, no. 4, Nov., 1916.
178 Doe evGmons 2-50) ++ ©! Nov... 16,
nie: wa ev and aft, Nov. 22, 1916; A
446539.
Cincinnati & Dayton, 1917. v. 31, no. 9,
Nov., 1916. Ot sip: 16mo. $2.50.
(With Social register, Cleveland, 1917.)
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 22,
1916; A 446543.
Cleveland, 1917. v. 31, no. 9, Nov., 1916.
74 p. 16mo. $2.50. (With Social
register, Cincinnati & Dayton, 1917.)
9 Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. Nov.
D2anl OLGIRLA. 446544.
Minneapolis, 1917. v. 31, no, 10, Nov.,
916. 69 p. 16mo.
St. Paul,
ec. and aff. Nov. 22,
Social register,
Nov. 17, 1916; 2
1916; A 446546.
New Orleans, 1917.
P9LG) 101 p.
HOD NOING = 2
A 446537.
Velen Ona Ga NOV.:
16mo. $2.50. © Nov.
e. and aff. Nov. 22 ViO1G::
Wem onk.: ONT. sv: 3ily now. 1) Novy.,
NOG toy Da) LOMmMOs, ‘so.50) 1 @ Nove
22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916;
A 453123.
| SOCIETY FOR
446534.
Richmond, Charleston, [etce.] 1917. _ v.
oh mo, Liv INOV., LOG. 231 pir 6mo!
$2500) © Dees 11-1916: 2 ic& andar:
Dec. 18, 1916; A 453124.
St. Louis, 1917. v. 31, no. 7, Nov., 1916.
TAT Dee HLGMO Loe DOs © INOVveueLOs
1916. 2G. and atta (NOVs, 22. ol O16 A
446538.
St. Paul, 1907 v.31, no. 10) Nov., 1916.
2p. emo.) $2.50.) OWith, Social
register, Minneapolis, 1917) © Nov.
17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 22, 1916;
A 446545.
San Francisco, including Oakland, 1917.
Virol. tnow alt! DNoves AOLGH LSSiap:
1GMOs 2 DOM OMNIS. LolGe. 2c:
and aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 446533.
— my
Seattle. 191%. “Vv. ol, no. 12. Nov. 916:
36 p. 16mo. $2.50. (With Social
register, Portland, 1917.) © Nov. 20,
1916.7 2c. and att, Nove 22) 19165 vA
446541.
Southern California, Los Angeles, Pasa-
dena, LOU ve Sia nos 13. aNov.,, 19i1G:
90 ps 16mo. $2:50. @©@-.Dec., 6, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 453126.
Washington, 1917. v. 34, no. 2, Novy.,
1916. 188 p. 16mo. $2.50. © Dec.
BY 1916: 2 es and aft. Dee, 18) st 9G
A 453127.
SAVINGS & loans of Wash-
Washington. Thrift and
fade pis, LOmor
[31046
e. and aff.
ington*,
credits.
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2
Noy. 20, 1916; A 448026.
cover-title,
SocIETY FOR THE AID of mental de-
fectives, inc. How to use the clear-
ing house. [8] p. folder, illus.
16mo. [381047
©u Nov. MO. 9iGe; 2 ve and sank
Nov. 23, 1916; A 447514; Schilling
press, ine., New York.
SOCIETY OF MOTION picture engineers*,
Washington. Transactions of the
society of motion picture engineers
no. 2. [Washington, D. C., Printed
by Ll. W. Thayer] 1916. [18 -p.
8vo. [31048
Wee Glar OMG pu Cera: vail.
©
Dec. 26, 1916; A 453256.
1375
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31049
SoHN (J. A.)* El Reno, Okl. :
[31049-81051
who and how. 2 1. 4to. ©
Benefit,
2 clvand sate "Dee. 4,
Nov. 24, 1916;
1916; A 447695
Views of the cosmos.
Dees TS7 a9 16 eee:
1916; A 448496.
What kind of people are we? [3] p.
Atouwe"©) INOvawe, LOG 302 ‘ce and, ait.
Nov. 14, 1916; A 447331.
[4] p. 4to. ©
and aff. Dec. 21,
Dans les ruines de
Belgique; roman. Paris, J. Tal-
landier. [1986] > 31S p. 22mey cir.
0.75. ([Le livre national, no. 100])
[31052
© Oct. 7, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 14373; Jules Tallandier,
Paris.
Soto (Charles)
SONS OF THE AMERICAN revolution
(Empire state society)* New York.
Year book, 1915-1916. New York
Gity,;, A916:) 207 ps», front. Laqgore)
illus., col. plates. S8vo. [31053
© taly+22% 1916.2 cand’ ait.
July 26, 1916; A 4387011.
(Mabel B.) Picture building
with cut outs. Folios 1, 2. Spring-
field, Mass., Milton Bradley com-
pany [1916] 2 pts. containing
pamphlets, loose I. drawings, in en-
velopes, 18. by 92 inches.
[31054, 31055
© Dec. 13, 15, 1916; 2 e¢ each
Dee 18, 20>. aif. Dec. 22, IS A
454136, 454137; Milton Bradley co.,
Springfield, Mass.
SOPER
SouLteE (Alfred Yale)* Los Angeles.
Pennzoil motor assurance policy.
[4] p. S8vo. [81056
© Sept. 28; 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Nov. 21, 1916; A 447493.
SouTH CAROLINA weather chart calen-
dar, 19tioodol. 2) po» cillus:.5 cal.
map. fol. [81057
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447098: Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
SoutH DaxkotTa weather chart calen-
dara tOL7,, 120.) [21 'p.. ihust eel:
map. fol. [31058
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
28. 1916; A 447111; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
, Dallas & New York.
[81059-31063
telephone directory,
winter, "1916-1917 S626) paee to:
Noy. 24. 1916;
1916; A 447985.
2 c. and aff. Dec. 18, |
pt. 1, TuS.,.Ve de
SOUTHWESTERN telegraph & telephone
co.*—Continued.
Houston and Park Place, Texas tele-
phone directory. Fall, 1916. 2 p. 1.,
124, 32 p. 4to. © Oct, 23/019.
2c. and aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447158.
Local rules, A operators. Sections A-10,
IK EEEAP 22, 25, 28, 30, 36, 38, 39, B-6,
; various paging, loose
\. form. 4to. © Oct. 26; 1916: 2°.
and aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447059.
San Antonio, Texas telephone directory.
Oct., 1916. 4, 98, 32 p. 4to. © Oct.
18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Noy. 2, 1916;
A 447159.
Teachers’ manual. ble cia paging. fol.
(Traffic bulletin no. Suppl. no.
LL) ,@ Noy. 9, 1926; oy : “and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 448025.
SPALDING (A. G.) & bros.*, New York.
Spalding winter catalogue, 1916.
cover-title, 96 p. illus. 8vo.
[31064
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448094.
SPECTATOR co.*, New York.
[31065, 31066
Handy guide to premium rates, applica-
tions and policies of American life
insurance companies. 2d suppl. to the
25th annual ed. 1916. 16 p 8vo.
$0.25. @© Nov. 28, 19163502" e, anne
aff. Dee. 2, 1916; A 448202.
Supplement to Reports of fire insurance
companies. v. 2, no. 6) Nove o1OtG.
p 37-44. 8vo. $0.25. © Nov. 28,
1916; 2 c. and.aff. Dec: 2, 1916 te
448208.
Spencer (H. C.)* Boston. Spencer’s
essentials of business writing. 3 p.
1,53 p. obl. 48mo. $0.50. [31067
© Sept 20, 1916; 2 c and aff.
Sept. 22, 1916; A 444096.
SPIRELLA CO., ine.*, Meadville, Pa.
[31068, 31069
corset waists and ac-
ecessories. 103 p. i 8vo. (Cata-
logue no. 13, 1917) @© Nov. 22, 1916;
2c. and aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 448137.
Spirella corsets, twelve years of prog-
ress. 27 ‘p. illus.; ports, “i2mer@
Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and afi Now, Ze,
1916; A 447519.
SpiTtzcLass (J. M.) Measuring flow
of unpurified gases at high tempera-
tures. 36 p. diagrs. (part. told.)
Svo. [31070
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447462; American gas
institute, New York.
SPRINGFIELD, IU. Jeffersons directory
Spirella corsets,
of the city of Springfield, Illinois,
1916. Springfield, Ill., Jeffersons
printing company, 1916. 1427 p.
8vo. $6.00. [31071
© Nov. :6,° 1916: 2) e* Weve 2,
1916; aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 446623;
Jeffersons printing company, Sprine-
field, Il.
1376
BCOKS, GROUP 1!
no. 12, 1916
31096
New York.
[31072-31074
Additional facts. 8 p. 12mo. @© Dec.
14. 1946; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 15, 1916;
A 447914.
Liquid petrolatum, Squibb,
fornian. Manual. Nov.,
Svo. Nov. 10, 1916:
Nov. 16, 1916; A 447379
What. are the facts? §8 Dp. 12m0; ©
Woy. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 16,
1916; A 447380.
Stramrorp, Conn. Stamford directory,
1916. [v. 20] [New Haven, conn.]
The Price & Lee co., 1916. 668, [8]
p. front. (fold. maps) 8vo. $4.50.
[31075
ec. and aff. Dec.
Price & Lee co.,
Squisp (EE. R.) & sons*,
Cali-
See.
aff.
heavy
1916.
2G, ang
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2
11, 1916; A 453031;
New Haven.
New York.
[31076, 31077
in the Designer,
StranpaArp fashion co.*,
Directions for baskets,
wan..?, 1917. [2] p. 4to. $0.05.
Decne tooo. 1c. and aff. Dec. 2,
1916; A 448192.
Directions for crochet articles in the
Designer for Jan., 1917. 4 p. 4to.
sos CO), pec 1 1916> 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. 2, 1916; A 448193.
STANDARD HEATER & mfg. co.*, Pitts-
burgh. Confidential information
eonecerning the Standard heater &
infg. co., incorporated. Sheet, 93 by
53 inches. $0.01. [31078
© Sept. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
9, 1916; A 444968.
STANDARD LEKTIONS-BILDERKARTEN. 4
vierteljahr. Jahrgang 18 no. 4,
lektion 1-14, 1 oct.—31 dez., 1916.
14 cards, col. illus., 44 by 3 inches.
[31079
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
30, 1916: A 489618; Standard pub.
eo., Cincinnati.
STANDARD LIFE insurance co.*
How premiums are calculated.
, Atlanta.
ited
[1] p. S8vo. (Kducational series,
lesson no. 2) [31080
wee ec 2¢, 1916; 2. c.-Oct. 30,
1916; aff. Nov. 20, 1916; A 447494.
STANDARD PICTURE lesson cards. v. 18,
no. 4, pt. 1-14. 4th quarter. Oct. 1-
Dec. 31, 1916. 14 cards, col. illus.,
41 by 8 inches. [31081
© Sept. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
30, 1916; A 439617; Standard pub.
co., Cincinnati.
STANDARD PRINTING co.*, Louisville.
Louisville information. cover-title,
135, [9] p. map. 24mo. $0.10.
[31082
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 4449383.
i
STANDARD RATING & reference agency,
inc., Rochester, N. Y. Standard
rating and reference agency. [8] p.
illus. 16mo. [31083
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447585; Joseph W.
Snell, Rochester, N. Y.
STANDARD SANITARY manufacturing
co,*, Pittsburgh. Efficiency kitch-
ens. ‘15 p. illus., diagrs. 12mo.
[31084
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2
20, 1916; A 454053.
e. and aff. Dec.
STANDARD STAINED Shingle co.*, North
Tonawanda, N. Y. Covering ca-
pacity chart. Card, printed on both
sides, 33 by S inches. [81085
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448386.
STANDARD STATISTICS CO.,
York.
inc.*, New
[31086-31094
Standard bond descriptions. v. 4. no.
25. cover-title, [330] p. 4to. $60.00.
@ Dec. 1, 1916; 2c. and aff. Dec. 4,
1916; A 445940.
v. 4 no. 24. cover-title, [156] p.
4to:/ $60.00 “©: Dee Vid. 1916 2 Vc
and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 446820.
Standard bond offerings. Dec.,
GOT pn.) t2nt0s 560.00." @) Dec:
1916; «2c; ‘andar. Dees 16, WSstG
A 446816.
Standard corporaiton records. v. 4, no.
25. cover-title, various paging. Ato.
$60.00. © Dec. 1, 1916; . and aft.
Dee. 4, 1916; A 445937.
——vyv. 4, no. 24. cover-title, [494] p.
Ato., §60:00. © Dec. 157 191622) e
and aft. Dec. 16, 1916; A 446817.
Standard corporation service daily. v.
A 4: ne. A 23.” cover-title, 4. 5. 65—
. Ato. $60.00. © Dec. 1, 19116;
*. and aff. Dec. 4, 1916; A 445938.
v. A 4, no. A 24. cover-title, 1 p.
Le Ss ea 64 p. 4to. $60.00. © Dec.
15, JOG 2c vandvari. Mec SG aetOnGs:
A 446818.
Standard financial digest service. SoA
no. A 23. ‘cover-title. 6, 6, eR eS
p. 4to. $60.00. © Dec. 1, LOUGr Zac:
and aif. Dec. 4, 1916: A 445939.
3, no. A 24. cover-title, 1 p.
1387-1430 p. 4to. $60.00. ©
Decitte,; TOlG- 2 *cy and att DecweiG:
1916; A 446819.
STANDARD N-RAY CO.*, Chicago. X-ray
tubes. [8] p. illus. 8vo. (Bulle-
tin no. 6) [31095
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2
14, 1916; A 448380.
STANLEY and Patterson. inc. General
eatalogue no. 19. [Chicago, R. R.
Donnelley & sons co., 1916] 1216 p.
illus. 4to. [31096
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, I9TG';, A 1453260 ;) SJ. “As Sehick,
Chicago.
ec. and aff. Dee.
1377
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31097
STaNntEyY hotels. Stanley hotels at
Estes Park, Colorado, U.S. A. 24 p.
illus., map. Svo. [31097
© Apr. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454031; Alfred Lam-
born, Estes Park, Col.
STAPLES (Henry Lee) Gracchussary
rhyme book. [82] p. col. illus. 4to.
$0.25. [31098
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447671; Staples & Staples,
ine., Richmond.
STaPpLIN (L. D.) Pouring Babbitt
metals and kindred subjects. cover-
title, 16 p. diagrs. nar. S8vo.
[31099
© Nov. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
7, 1916; A 448283; Syracuse smelt-
ing works, Brooklyn.
STARK (Maurice C.)* Cleveland.
Giving practical advice to waiters
who can. by eleminating mistakes,
constantly improve their service and
make more money, by a connoisseur.
64 p. illus. 12mo. _ (cover-title:
Tips) [31100
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 4540389.
STARK (William P.) nurseries*,
Neosho, Mo. William P. Stark
guaranteed trees & plants. 1917.
cover-title, 160 p. illus. (part col.)
ports. S8vo. $0.14. [31101
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447048.
STATESMAN. Issue the 4th. [1916].
ott illus., fel. feild. teccobl.
32mo. [31102
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
11, 1916; A 447814; Charles 1H.
Brown paint co., Brooklyn.
STEBBINS (Charles M.)* Brooklyn.
Narrative writing. ist half of the
ist year of the high school course.
Brooklyn, Stebbins & company
fi91G) odo pela GO Dp... P6miag) Gn
cover: Technical English series)
$0.15. [31103
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1916;
aff. Dee. 1, 1916; A 447875
Andrew)* Glendale,
people how to live.
The Glendale sani-
STEBBINS (Harry
Cal. Teaching
Glendale, Cal.,
tarium [1916] cover-title, [22] p.
illus. Svo. [31104
© Noy. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
19, 1916; A 448495,
|
nt. I; Sshiveds
STEEL (Susan Cass)* Dixon, Ii.
Promise of the good fairy. 11. col.
illus. S8vo. [31105
© Dee. 12, 1916;
18, 1916; A 454041.
STEELE (F. G.)* Newark, O. War, its
2 c. and aff. Dec.
value and lessons. [4] p. 8vo.
(Citizen legion document no. 10)
$0.02. [31106
© Jan. 26, 1916; 2 « and aff.
Feb. 9, 1916; A 420709.
STEPHANOVE (Constantine)
[31107-31111
Bulgarian king shows tact. © Nov
iO1GEtT ea: Dec. 4, 1916; A 449450,
Keeps promise of big victory. © D
9: 19165 1° es Dee 13, 19165 A 149691.
See U. S. world influence. © Nov. 20,
1916; 1 ¢. Noy. 23, 1916; A 149213"
Seizure of Monastir cost allies dearly.
Nov. 27, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 19i16=
A 449398.
©
Victory aids Teuton trade. Dec.
19163°1 ¢. Dec. 30; 19867 4 150088"
|Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chi-
cago.
29,
STEPHENS (Anna D.) [31112, 31113
Choice under difficulties. @©@ Nov. 20,
1916; 1 ¢e. Nov. 23, 1916; A 449209.
German-American alliance. @ Dec. 23,
1916; 1 c. Dec. 29), 1916: ~% 450013.
| Note: The foregoing are in Messenger
of peace]
© Peace assn. of Friends in
America, Richmond, Ind.
STEPHENS (Ernest A.)
car at a minimum cost. 23 p. front.
(port.) 12mo. [31114
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 @andeae
Dec. 5, 1916; A 448274; Every week
corp., New York.
Running your
STERLING (Edward Ray)* Canton, O.
Don’ yo’ heah old Sandy comin’?
(Jn Roller monthly, Dec., 1916)
[31115
© Dee. 1, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 8, 1916;
A 449575.
STERLING jewelry co. [31116, 31117
fave him time. © Oct. 10, 1916; 1 c.
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449958.
Join the cent-an-hour club. © Oct. 3,
1916; 1c. Dec. 26, 1916; A 449959.
[Note: The foregoing are in Dayton
daily news]
© J. B. Warren, Chicago.
STERRETT (Robert M.)* Jamaica, N. Y.
Sedatone, a true, natural tonic. [8]
p. folder. 48mo. [31118
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢« ‘and ai.
Novy. 23, 1916; A 447516.
1378
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
STETsOoN (John B.) co.*, Philadelphia.
Making of a Stetson hat. 31 p.
illus. 12mo. [31119
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 20, 1916; A 454059.
[STeEvENS (Charles Whitney) ] Details
of the Stevens system of floor dead-
ening. Chicago, Ill., Stevens parti-
tion & floor deadener co., inc., 1916.
91. diagrs. obl. S8vo. {31120
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 447728; Stevens partition
& floor deadener co., Chicago.
STEVENS (Ward W.) Care of the
dairy cow. Sp. illus. 8vo. [31121
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 448170; Park & Pollard
co., Boston.
. New York.
arige ati2e
Motor car problems solved for Sunday
Courier readers. Oct. 29, 1916. ©
ocr. 29,1916: 1 ce. Dec. 11,,1916; A
449968.
Mave te. 1916. ©@ Nov. 12, 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 11, 1916; A 449970.
Noy. 26, 1916. © Nov. 26, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916; A 449972.
Motor problem. Noy. 19, 1916.
a 1926s) bic. Dec. 11, 1916;
Oct. 22, 1916.
Wee. ty
STEWART (William H.) jr.*
© Nov.
A 449971
© Oct.
Motor problems.
1906)35 7A.
Bee woeas fe,
449969.
[Note:
\ The foregoing are in Buffalo
courier. ]
STEWART- BMLAKE shoe co.*, Minne-
apolis. Series A. Card, 3 by 44
inches. folie
© Nov. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
13, 1916; A 454098.
StrckNEY & Montague*, New York.
Direx—all for mailing, listing. bill-
ing. 16 p. illus. S8vo. [31128
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916: A 448019.
Stires (E. B.)* Des Moines.
[31129, 31130
* History of the origin and development
of the Neal institute work. (In Des
Moines news. © Nov. 26, 1916: 1 «¢.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449594.
Neal treatment for drinks and drugs.
In Des Moines register. © Dec. 14,
a916 5.1 -c.. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449816.
Strx, Baer & Fuller dry goods co.*,
St. Louis. [31131-31133
Individual expression. © Nov. 16, 1916:
1 ce. Nov. 20, 1916; A 449144.
Personality expressed. © Nov. 30, 1916;
1 c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449474.
@ Nov. 23,
1916; A 449294.
The fea are in Censor]
Shakespearian philosophy.
woe GC.) Nove Tt.
[Note :
311438
STOELZEL (Emmy)* Kansas City, Mo.
Star’s voice lesson. Lesson 32. (In
Kansas City star) [31134
© Dee. 17, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 29, 1916
A 450085 .
Strokes seed farms co.*, Moorestown,
Wad [31135, 31136
Market-growers wholesale catalogue,
1917. cover- -title, 36 p. illus., map.
Ato: 1@ Dec 4, 191652: ee. and ait:
Dec. 8, 1916; A 447773.
Stokes seed farms co. [Catalogue] 1917.
cover-title, 64 p. illus. 4to. @©@ Dec.
24-1916; 2 c: and ait. Dec, 26,°1916;
A 454231.
Strotte (Walter R.)* Meriden, Conn.
Meriden writing system.
{[31137, 31138
Manual no. 1. 1st grade. Meriden,
Conn... The Town school committee
[1916] 84 p. illus. obl. 32mo. $0.20.
@) Deo. 4) 419162 Ao. Dec. 11, 1916 ;
1 ¢. Dec: 27, 1916; aff. Dec. 27, 1916;
A 448590.
Manual no. 2. 2d grade.
Conn. The Town school committee
[1916] 56 p. illus. obl. 32mo. $0.20.
@ Dee. 22) 1916:.2'e and aff:. Dec.
2, AGILE: At 448591.
Meriden,
StorK (Theophilus) Luther’s Christ-
mas tree. Philadelphia, Pa., The
Lutheran publication society [1916]
32 | pine... trent. lus, Vln:
$0.10. [31139
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447595; Lutheran publi-
cation soc., Philadelphia.
Stout (Rex T.) Last drive. chap. 4
(concluded) (Jn Golfers magazine.
Dec., 1916.) [31140
© Dec. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 6, 1916;
A 449511; Golfers magazine Co.,
Chicago.
Stow (Audley Hart)* Pocahontas, Va.
Chorus girl. Sheet, 11 by 8 inches.
$0.10. [31141
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
12, 1916; A 448334.
STowELL (Ellery C.) Question of
armed merchantmen. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
397) [31142
© Feb. 3, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Aug.
aL dG1Gs ok 448003 : Natl. editorial
service, inc., New York.
STREETER clip and specialty co.*, Chi-
cago. Streeter’s steel clip for iron
and steel construction. PAS TD.
diagrs. 12mo. {31143
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916: A 4542 906.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, haves
31144
SrrenctH. Sept., 1916. 24 p. illus.
Svo. [31144
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 447194; Milo bar-bell co.,
Philadelphia.
Strone engineering co.*, Chicago.
Supersteam service. cover-title,
12 p., 51. fold. diagrs. 12mo.
[31145
© Nov. 3, 1916;
6. 1916; A 444768.
Stroup (E. H.) & co.*, Chicago. Re-
markable results are obtained by
those who burn powdered coal the
2c. and aff. Nov.
Stroud way. Sheet, 113 by 8}
inches. (Powdered coal bulletin no.
107) [31146
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2c. and aff. Nov.
20 TOLG SA 444991,
STuart (Katharine) [31147, 31148
British women golfers and the various
methods they use. © Dec. 28, 1916; 1
ce. Dee. 80, 1916; A 450072.
Temperament and competition play. ©
Dee: D2. 1916; 2 es Dee: Gy ASi6G 5) A
449510.
[Note: The foregoing are in Golfers
magazine ]
© Golfers magazine co., Chicago.
system, ine. Credit collec-
[Utiea, N. Y., Printed ‘by L.
[24] 1. Svo.
[31149
SUCCESS
tions.
C. Childs & son] 1916.
© Aug. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
80, 1916; A 454281; Fred B. Parry,
Uitren, aN:
SUFFRAGE correspondence school. Suf-
frage correspondence school. Lesson
1-12. Supplementary lesson. Jx-
amination questions no. 1-3. 16 pts.
Ato. [31150
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 448177; New York state
woman suffrage party, New York.
SULLIVAN (James E.) How to become
an athlete. New York, American
sports publishing company [1916]
59 yp. reont. (port. ) wlus" FiLGn.
(Spaiding’s primer series, no. 3P)
$0.10. pala ot
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; A 458052; American sports
pub. co., New York.
(Mary BH.)* South Bend,
Ind. Arithmetic seat work. Picture
and action method. 2 1, and 55
cards, printed on both sides, 7 by 10
inches. $1.00. [81152
© May 15, 1916: 2
26, 1916; A 454215.
SULLIVAN
e. and aff. Dec. |
SULLIVAN machinery co.*, Chicago.
Sullivan ironclad electric coal cut-
ter, class CH-S8 alternating current.
[81153, 381154
List of duplicate parts. 32 p. _ illus.,
diagrs. (Circular 63—-R, 2d ed.)
© Dee. 6, 1996's. 2c. Dec 18, 1916;
aff. Dec. 39, 1916; A 448614.
Price list of duplicate parts. 32
illus., diagrs. S8vo. (Circular 63_RP)
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2°e. Dee. D8; sae:
aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448613.
Baltimore. Your time is
[8] p. folder. 8vo.
[31155
and aff. Nov.
SUPERBA CO.*,
worth dollars.
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ec.
6, 1916; A 444771.
Sutton (Edward Forrester)* New
York. Dark star. (Jn New York
herald) [31156
©). Nov. 19. 1916%' t eGosN@marzne
1916; A 449282.
SvensKA almanackan f6r 1917. cover-
title, [96] p. port. 12mo. [31157
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 448248; Nels M.
Hokanson, Chicago.
[Swart (KE. R.)] Purity. Chicago,
American film company, ine. [1916]
[10] p. 8vo. [Motion picture scena-
rio] [31158
© July 13, 1916* 2 eee oe
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916: A 444730;
American film co., ine., Chicago.
Swart (Florence) Palm Beach series
of poems. v. 1, by F. Swart and J.
Lindley. 21. fol. $@2Za- [31159
© Oct. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447182; Josephine Lind-
ley, Palm Beach, Fla.
Swayscoop (Daniel Elmer)* Mark
Center, O. Tricks of the violin, in-
fluence and function. 40 p. 16mo.
$0.50. [31160
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1916;
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 444648.
SwreEt’s catalogue service*, New York.
Sweet’s architectural catalogue.
11th annual ed. 1916. d05iteve
108), 1802 p., illus. ‘ (part) coh);
diagrs. (part col.) fol. [31161
© May 15, 1916; 1 ¢. July 138,
1916;"1'¢. Nov. 21, 19165) aimee
14, 1916; A 446554.
SWENSON evaporator co. Swenson
evaporators. 48 p. illus. (part
diagr.) S8vo. [31162
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 445587; F. M. de Beers,
Chicago.
1380
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Swine (Raymond LE.) [81163-31175
Bukharest warned of German attack. ©
Dec. 11, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 14, 1916; A
449716.
Emperor’s hearse drawn by 16 horses. ©
mayo et, 1916%-1 c. Dec: 1, 19165 A
449395.
Exiling welcomed by many Belgians. ©
Wee. 16, 191631 ¢. Dec. 20, 1916; A
449836. ;
German envoy tells of Athens ejection.
@ Dec. 7; 1916: 1c. Dec. 11, 1916;
A 449656.
@. Dec. 9;
German office is nettled.
1916; 1 ec. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449688.
Germany is joyful over peace tender. ©
Dec, 13, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1916; A
449779.
Justifies sinking of Arabia. @©@ Nov. 24,
1916; 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; A 449288.
Monarchs look on as Emperor is buried.
© Dee. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1916; A
449442.
Task of mediator is believed easier. @©
Mece tl, TO1G: 1 ¢. Dec.. 14; 1916; A
449715.
Torehlight escort for emperor’s bier. ©
Nov. 24, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916; A
449284.
Unchanged German policy is predicted.
@ Noy. 24, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 27, 1916;
A 449287.
World war viewed as killing purpose. ©
Meee ce, 1516; 1 c..Dec. 28, 1916; A
450005,
Worry over Kaiser, ill. © Dec. 9, 1916;
1c. Dec. 18, 1916; A 449686.
[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co., Chicago.
SYNFLEUR scientific laboratories.
American perfumer- synfleur insert.
faliiG.rolits
Poets pb. wlus.. fol. © Oct., 19,
1OLGR S22 We.” Oct. -27, 1916; aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447294,
newrt. (4) p. iWlns. 4to:: © Nov 21,
ihe wes and affi....Dec. 28, 49165
ry _
A 454261.
© Alois von Isakovics, New York.
Tart (Lorado) How the American
girl looks in marble. (In Chicago
Sunday herald) [31178
© Dec. 3, 1916; 1 c Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449490; J. Keeley, Chicago.
TAILLEUR de Paris. _no. 1, Oct., 1916.
illus. fol. fr. 6.00. [31179
© Oct. 23, 1916; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1916;
A—Foreign 14413; Hachette & co.,
Paris.
TANENBAUM (I.) son & co.*, New York.
A. 8. Rosenthal company. [Form]
A. Sheet, 183 by 84 inches. [31180
©) Dee, 21, 1916: 2 c« and aff.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 448618.
TANNER (W. Chas.) Our beautiful
1916 Christmas cartoon. Proof,
illus. [31181
. Novy. 27, 1916: 2 c. and ‘aff.
Dec.. 8, 1916; A 447756; Internatl.
syndicate, Baltimore.
76464—17—_9
31190
Tapp& (Herman Patrick)* New York.
Inspirations. .Dec., 1916. (Jn Har-
per’s bazaar) [31182
© Nov. 29, 1916; 1 ¢c. Nov. 28,
1916; A 449497.
Tapper (Thomas) [31183, 31184
Passing the dead line in musiec study.
Philadelphia, Pa., IT. Presser co. [1916]
18 “p: Allus., ports. «d2mo., [(The
musical booklet library)] $0.10. ©
Dec. 15, 1916.2 e: and aff. Dec. 21,
1916; A 448486.
© Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. ° ;
Study plan and questionnaire on the
chapters of the Music supervisor.
[Boston, O. Ditson co.] 1916. cover-
title, 12 p. L6mo: “@ Novs 28) 19164
2 c. and aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 453156,
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
TAUNTON, Mass. Taunton directory,
1917, no. 47. Taunton, Mass:, A. J.
Barker company, 1916. 407, 548=
601 p. front. (fold. map) 8vo.
$4.00. [31185
C) ‘Nov. 38, 1916:. 2 ‘¢: andar.
Noy. 22, 1916; A 446532; Sampson
& Murdock co., Boston.
Taytok (John E.)* Walla Walla,
Wash. Piano chord instructor.
Lessons no. 1, 2. Card, col. illus.,
printed on both sides. $0.25. Con-
tents.—Lesson no. 1. J. E. Taylor’s
short method of the major common
chords.—Lesson no. 2. J. HE. Tay-
lor’s short method of the minor
common chords. [31186
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 448189.
Taytor (Marie Stuart)* Washington.
[81187-31189
Sunbeam. 4 p. folder. obl. 48mo.
$0.12. -@) Dee: -63- 1916s 2%." Dec..6
1916; aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 454101.
Xmas wish to you, dear friend. Card,
38 by 5% inches. $0.05. Dec. 6,
1916; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1916;:-aff. Dec. 19,
1916; A 454103. ‘
Xmas with its season’s cheer. Card, 33
by 53 inches. $0.08. @© Dec. 6, 1916;
2 e), Dee. 6) 1916.3 afl. Dees 19; 1916;
A 454102.
[Taytor (Mary C.)] Instruction book
for the Acme skirt measuring de-
vice. New York, Taylor & Taylor,
1916. ak ip. 1s 2p. sport:. Atos
[31190
© Apr. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 454240; Samuel Taylor,
Jersey City.
1381
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31191
Buffalo.
[31191-31197
Birch, maple and beech. Card illus.,
133 by 7% inches, fold. to obl. 32mo.
© Aug. 5, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. PUY
1916; A 435636.
Hardwood lumber; [list of our stock at
Buitalol.. 6 Vo/23, 10. [August 1,
cover-title, 31 p. 12mo.
duly 29, 1916 35'2:¢ ,and aff. Aug, 2,
1916; A 435568.
v. 13 no. 9 [Sept. 1, 1916] cover-
ae ee {1] p. nar. 12mo. © Sept.
ui 32 ec) and aff. Sept. 2, 1916; A.
43661 0
Taytor & Crate*,
wetispno: 40.-\[Oct;,2,,1916] 31
12mo. Sept. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 5, 1916; A 439663.
-—— v. 18, no. 11, [ Nov. 1, wees
title, 31, ist psn azm © Oc
1916; 2 ¢«. and aff. Nay. >) avaG< 7A:
444747.
v."13, no. 12° [Dec. 1, 1916]
12mo. © Nov. 29, 1916; 2
aff. Dec. 2, 1916; A 448231.
Oak, cypress and gum direct from mill.
Card, illus., 183% by “a inches. fold.
to obl. 32mo. @. July’ 8, 19164. 2 ‘ce.
and aff. July 11, 1916; A’ 434906.
cover-
t. 31,
31 p.
ce. and
TAYLOR INSTRUMENT cCos.*, Rochester,
N. Y. [31198-31204
Supplementary price list of meteorologi-
eal and other scientific instruments.
54 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. (Cover-
title: Scientific instruments). © Oct.
28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4, 1916; A
447183.
Taylor quality eer asses.
16mo. @© Dec. 1916;
Dec. 28, 1916; rN "454246.
poe hygrometer book. 31 p. __ illus.
16mo. © Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 5, 1916; A 448252.
ites ge gael rca [4] p. illus.
16m @ D 1, 1916; 2 c, and aff.
Dec. °s, 1916; ‘A 448253.
Tycos industrial hydrometers, copper
cans and glass jars. CRERIS.,
tables. 4to. (Catalog sections 1500
and 1600) @© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and
aff. Dec. 5, 1916; A 448256.
Tycos Pfeiffer’s seaeinoneer [4] p.
illus; 16mo. | ‘@ Dec... 1, 1916 =62° c.
and aff. Dec. 5, 1916: A’ 448254.
avons sla) eee [4] p.
16m 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dec. os foie. a ‘448255.
Treats (Mary E.)* Chicago. Friendly
message to the newly wedded. [Chi-
cago, Printed by J. B. Caldwell,
1916] eover-title, 44 p. 16mo.
$0.25. [31205
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448156.
TECHNICAL college of the Chicago
Turn-gemeinde. Technical college of
the Chicago Turn-gemeinde, season
1916-17. [6] p. folder, 16mo.
[31206
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c Dee. 4, 1916:
aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A 447946; Herman
Hanstein & son, Chicago.
12: . pa aes.
2c. and aff.
pt. 1,2 S., Vv. 13
TreTs (Herbert M.)* New York.
Brief analysis of the Federal in-
come tax law of 1916 together with
the text of the act prepared for the
Fifth avenue bank of New York.
[no. 3] pt. 1-2. 68 p. S8vo. [31207
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448350.
TELEPHONE society of the Mountain
States. Educational dept. Private
branch exchanges. pt. no. 1 Assem-
bly and equipment, Section, 1, 2. pt.
2. Circuits, section 3-6. coyer-title,
85 numb. loose 1. diagrs. 4to.
(Plant course no. 3.) [31208
© Sept. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
Nov. 2, 1916; A 447161; Mountain
States telephone & telegraph ©co.,
Denver.
TEMPLETON, Kenly & co., ltd.*, Chicago.
Simplex jacks. cover-title, 32 p.
illus. Svo. {Bulletin catalog 216)
[31209
© Sept. 9, 1916; 2 c« Sept. 23,
1916; aff. Nov. 11, 1916; A 444890.
weather chart calendar.
1917. 12 1., [2] p. illus., col. map.
fol. {31210
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447099; Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
TENNESSEE
TENNEY (Maud Andrews)* Minneapo-
lis. Priceless fragments. [Minneap-
olis, La Tienda, 1916] cover-title,
30 1. S8vo. $0.75. [31211
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 ce Nov. 20,
1916; A 448178.
TERHUNE (Albert Payson) Crimson
stain mystery. (Jn New York even-
ing world) [31212-31216
12th wet The restless spirit. ©
Nov. 23, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 24, 1916;
449235 ; Consolidated film’ pire Mg
tion, New York.
13th episode. Despoiling brutes. ©
Dec. 1, 1916; 1 c. Dec, "2 40865
449413. ;
14th episode. @©@ Dec. 7, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 8, 1916; A 449577.
15th episode. © Dec 191635 21.
14,
Dec, 15, 1t91G6i:) A. 449763.
Concluding episode. @© Dec. 21, 1916;
1c. Dec. 22, 1916; A 449905.
© Consolidated film corporation,
New York.
Texas co.*, New York. Texaco, the
road builder. 1p. 1. [5]—27 p. illus.
Svo. [81217
© Nov. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Noy.
18, 1916; A 447482.
1382
BOOKS, GROUP IJ
no. 12, 1916
—————
Texas weather chart calendar. 1917.
kh, illus.,,.col...map. fol.
[31218
© July 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff, Oct.
28, 1916; A 447093; Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
TEXTILE kunst und industrie. 9. jahrg.
1916. Bien iF 420. illus. 4to.
M. 250. [31219
@), Anz. 4, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 21,
1916; A—Foreign 14248; Hugo
Wilisch, Chemnitz, Germany.
(In New York
[31220-31230
TuHeErR married life.
evening journal)
Mavis. £996. © Nov. 18, 1916; 1 ce.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 449125.
Nov. 23, 1916. Nov. 23, Hb lone aT Ui ee
©
Noy. 24, 1916; A 449221,
Novis, LOWG: A Oe Nov..25, 1916; 1 c.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449278.
Now 2s. 1916. © Nov. 28, 1916; 1 c
Noy. 29, 1916; A 440330.
Mec 191G. ©, Dec. 2; 1916; 1 ¢: Dec
4, 1916; A 449429.
Dee. 6, 1916. © Dec. 6, 1916; 1c. Dec
7, 1916; A 449519.
Dee 9, 1916: © Dec..9, 1916; 1.c. Dec
11, 1916; A 449615.
Weer. 190G. '@ “Dec. es HOVE 2 e:
Dec. 13, 1916; A 449677
Dee. 14, 1916. © Dec. 14, 1916 te;
Dec. 15, 1916; A 449750.
pee, 26,, 19162 © Dec. 26, 1916; 1 ec.
mee. 27, 1918: A 449981.
Pete tons.. ©) Hec. 28, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450026.
© International news
New York.
service,
THORNER (Fritz) Helmut Gotthilfs
neugeburt; eine wahre lebensge-
schichte in versen, von Fritz Thor-
ner. Bilder v. Carl Grimm. Han-
mover, Hannovera-verlag [1916]
cover-title, 30 p. illus. 24mo. M,
0.60. [31231
eiuly 27. 1916: 1c. ‘Nov. 21,
1916; A—Foreign 142384; Hanno-
vera-verlag, Hannover, Germany.
THomas (Arthur W.)* Chicago. Ad-
vertising for auctioneers. In six se-
ries. cover-title, 12 p. S8vo. (Se-
ries no. 1) $2.50. [31232
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
13, 1916; A 448871.
THomaAs (F. A.)* Brooklyn. How to
hold circles for developing medium-
ship at home. [New York, Printed
by Reuben Tree Voss, 1916] 86 p.
24mo. $1.00. [31233
© Mar. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 24, 1916; A 428226.
31245
THoMAS (James H.)* Martinsville,
Va. Lamentztion. (Jn Christian
standard, Dec. 23, 1916.) 31234
© Dee. 21,
1916; A 450052.
1S1G> 1 .es Dec °29;
THomaAs (Marion)* Newark, N. J.
[31285, 31236
Birthday greetings. When your birthday
comes each year. Card, col. illus., 9
by 5% inches fold. to 48mo. $0.05.
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 11,
aff. Dec. 19, 1916; A 448437.
Happy birthday. I am sending you this
four-leaf clover. Card, col. illus., 9
by 54 inches fold. to 48mo. $0.05. ©
Oct, 25, 191652 ¢. Dac: 11,.1916° aff.
Dec. 19, 1916; A 448438.
THomas (W. H. Griffith) Grace of
God. New York, The Book stall
LIStGy. £ pl. [osl-39" p:” t6mo.
$0.10. ialooe
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
29, 1916; A 448638; W. Leon Tucker,
New York.
THOMPSON (R. W.) [31238-31241
Jamaica for favored trade. © Nov. 20,
1916; 1c, Noy. 23, 1916; A 449312,
Jamaicans want erate aid. © N 29°
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1916; A Modes)
Kingston to dim its lights. © Nov. 28
1916; 1c. Dec. 4, 1916; A 449453.
To open U. S. bank in Jamaica. © Dec
9, 1916; 1.c. Dee. 13, 1916; A 449694.
{Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
© Chicago daily news co.,
1916;
Chicago.
[THompson (Ruth)] Amazing adven-
tures of Jack B. Nimble in the king-
dom of Humper-Bumper. New York,
O’Sullivan rubber company, 1916.
19 p. 16mo. [31242
©: Nov. 28, 191637 2 ie and, att
Dec. 238, 1916; A 448537; O’Sullivan
rubber co., New York.
THOMPSON (William B.)* Los Angeles.
Zone therapy. 7, [1] p. diagr. S8vo.
$5.00. [31243
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
30, 1916; A 447138.
New
THompson, Austin & co., inc.*,
York. Financing policies without
eash from the insured. cover-title,
[4] p. 16mo. [31244
©) Nov. 013; 1916: 2...c... and. aff.
Nov. 21, 1916; A 447495.
THOMPSON-BONNEY c¢0.*, Brooklyn.
Lewis control system. 16 p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Form no. 33)
[31245
Oct: 24 19tGst2 cs (and Ait
Oct. 28, 1916; A 447060.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Tuomson (O. R. Howard)* Williams-
port, Pa. Christmas, 1916. Etch-
ings. [Williamsport, Pa.] Printed
for private distribution [by the
Press of the Gazette and Bulletin]
1916 [13] p. S8vo. [31246
iC) Dec, 2, 191s; 2G, Dec: 7, 1916;
aff. De¢é. 16, 1916; A 454006.
THRILLER, the magazine of unusual
short stories. [no. 1]. Salem, Mass.
The short-story publishing co.,
[1916] cover-title, various paging,
illus. 8vo. [31247
© Apr... 25), 19162 2 & aiid) .aiG
Apr. 29, 1916; A 427882; Herman HE.
Cassino, Salem, Mass.
New York.
[31248, 31249
Blue book. v. 24. 1 p. 1. 602 Dp. 32mo.
@ Nov. 22; 1916> 2 c. Dee, 7). 19165
aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 446764.
Calendar for 1917. 34, 2 p. 48mo. ©
Noy. to. do8G.. 2 oe ‘and aff. Dec. 15,
1916; A 447955.
Tirrt (John Alden)* Philadelphia.
Tifft’s mortgage interest tables;
daily apportionment of taxes and
water rents. Philadelphia, Philadel-
Tirrany &,.€0.*;
phia company for guaranteeing
mortgages [1916] cover-title, 16 p.
obl. 48mo. [381250
©)! Dees 27, WIG} 2). Sd, pee.
Dec. 27, 1916; A 448569. —
TINKER (Bertha R.)* Cleveland.
Ideal seat work. Sets no. 4, 5. 2
eards, no. 4, 9 by 9% inches; no. 5.
93 by 152 inches. [31251, 31252
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. each and aff.
Nov. 4, 1916; A 447208, 447209.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter]
to get
TiREOID co.*, Chicago. How
greater tire mileage. [20] p. illus.
(part col.) 16mo. [81258
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
24, 1916; A 448233.
Tort (Adelina L.) Awakening of Nan
Shirley. [Los Angeles. Printed by
Standard printing co., 1916] cover-
title. 18 p. 8vo. [Motion picture
scenario | [31254
©) "Nov. 15.9916" "20" and oir,
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447512; Thos. H.
Ince, Culver City, Cal.
ToLpRIpGeE (Hlizabeth)* Washington.
[31255-31258
Christmas. I love his little face. Sheet,
8% by 7 inches. $0.50. © Dec. 18;
1916: 2 ¢«. and aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A
454109.
pt. 1, ni svi8s
TOLDRIDGE (Elizabeth) *—Continued.
Christmas day. O little Baby Lord.
Sheet, 8% by 7 inches. $0.50. © Dec.
18, 1916: 2c. and aff. Dec. 22, 1916;
A 454112
Christmas star. What makes the star
so bright? Sheet, 8% by 7 inches.
$0.50. @© Dee. 18, 1916°.2;-e@. and
aff. Dec. 22, 1916; A 454110.
Mother. O sweetest Mb that language
ever knew. Sheet, be | 7 inches.
$0.50. © Dec. 18, 1918: ec. and aff.
Dec. 22, 1916; A 454111.
ToLeDO machine & tool co.*, Toledo, O.
Catalogue no. 11. [31259-31267
section 2. The Toledo inclinable open
back presses and open back presses,
upright or inelinable. 44 p.
Svo. © Oct. 21,,19163 2 e@aNegeis.
1916; aff. Nov. 18, 1916; nN 447400.
section 7-10, 1916. 4 v. illus. S8vo.
Contents.—Section 7. The Toledo
straight column and _ overhanging
double crank presses.—Section 8. The
Toledo single and double crank toggle
drawing and deep stamping presses
ete.—Section 9. The Toiedo drop
hammers and trimming and forging
presses.—Section 10. The Toledo au-
tomatic feed presses and auxiliary de-
vices. @ Dec. 12, 1916; 2 ec. each
Dec. 18, 1916; aff. Dee. 19, 1916; A
448418448421.
section Sat 13, 3 _v. illus. 8vo. Con-
tents. The Toledo squar-
ing, sap trimming rotary slitting and
circle cutting, gang slitting and alli-
gator shears.—Section 12. The To-
ledo double seaming machines, crimp-
ing, beading and flanging machines.
Contents.—Section 13. The Toledo
foot and screw presses. © Oct. 21,
Nov. 6, 15, 1916; 2 ec. each Nov. 17,
1916 aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 447397—
447399.
section 14, 1916. The Toledo shovel and
miscellaneous machinery. 2 p. 1, 14 p.
illus. Svo. @ Dee. 12, 1916502 rm
Dec. 18, 19165 aff. Dec. 19, 1916;
448422.
TomMKINS bros.*, Newark, N. J. Net
prices of sewer pipe at-various dis-
counts. Pocket with sliding indi-
eator, illus., 54 by 2% inches.
[31268
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
28, 1916; A 447510.
TOMPKINS (Charies B.)* Cedar
Rapids, Ia. Commercial periscope &
the sea of business. [4] p. col.
illus. 12mo. [31269
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1916;
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447140.
Torrey (Reuben Archer) Gist of the
lesson, a concise exposition of the
International Sunday school lessons
for the year 1917. -18th yr. New
York, Chicago [ete.] F. H. Revell
company [1916] 1 p. 1, 154, [8] p.
24mo. $0.25. [31270
© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 458262; Mleming 4H.
Revell co., New York.
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
TowNE (Dlizabeth)* Holyoke, Mass.
Poems ef the sun-lit heights, by
many poets, old and new. Holyoke,
Mass., The Elizabeth Towne cCo.,
ie to ty 6p. -32mo: “(Little
sun-books) $0.25. [31271
© Nov. bi, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 1916; A 448062.
TownE (Salem D.)* Boston. This
cup. [Boston, Mass., The Salem D.
Towne company, 1916] cover-title,
[14] p. illus. 16mo. $0.10. [31272
©, Nov. ht, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 447313.
TOWNSEND (Sarah)*
Carrying the cross for Jesus.
delphia, 1916. 70, [1] p.
(port.) 12mo. [31273
©, Noy. 14, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1916 aff. Nov. 238, 1916; A 448121.
Chi-
Philadelphia.
Phila-
front.
TRANS-CONTINENTAL freight co.*,
eago. Suggestions to exporters. 12
p. illus. S8vo. [31274
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
1, 1916; A 444757.
TrRauR mfg. co.*, Detroit. Wedding
ring sentiment. cover-title, [21] p.
illus. 16mo. [31275
ey Get, 2a, 19163. 2
20, 1916; A 448013.
Travur (Elise) *
ec. and aff. Nov.
New Britain, Conn.
Unser Konig. (In. Connecticut
staats-zeitung ) [31276
©) Nov. ts, 1916; 1 ¢ Dec. 26,
1916; A 449952.
TRAVELERS
insurance co.*, Hartford,
Conn. [31277, 31278 |}
Grinding wheels. [3d ed.] 36 p. illus.
diagrs. 16mo. © June 14, 1916: 2c.
and aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448512.
Notes on the a aenent and operation
of elevators. [2d ed.] 68 p. illus.
16mo. (Cover-title: Elevators) © |
ame 2o, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 15,
1916; A 444930.
TREADWAY (A. A.)
tribution work.
Unit costs in dis-
fe DL. “HIS: | SvO.
[31279
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447466; American gas
institute, New York.
TRENTINI (Albert von) Candida;
roman. auf., 1.45. forts., schluss.
[47 instalments] (In Vossische
zeitung ) [31280
© June 4July 29, 1916; 1 c. each
Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14355;
Ullstein & co., Berlin.
| Tuntoss (Rees Edgar)
[31281-31283
Civil service opportunities for stenog-
raphers. Springfield, O., The Tulloss
school of typewriting, 1916. 24 p.
8vo. (Lecture no. 8 accompanying
The new way in typewriting) © Dec.
bk, 1916; °2 ¢: and aff. Dee. 7, 1916;
A 448292.
Manual of methods for stenographers,
being lecture no. 10 accompanying
, The new way in typewriting. Spring-
field, O., The Tulloss school of type-
writing, 1916. 48 p. 8vo. @© Dec. 6,
1916: 2 -c2 and’ aff; Dec. 21; 19163 A
447877.
New way in typewriting. Lecture no. 7.
Phonograph transcription. Spring-
field, O., The Tulloss school of type-
writing, 1916. 25 p., illus., diagr.
Svo. @© Sept. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 18, 1916; A 438944.
© Tulloss school co., ine., Spring-
field, O.
Toursa, Okl. First natl. bank.
[31284, 31285
Sixty month bonus certificate of deposit.
Sheet, printed on both sides, 15 by 14
inches ; fold. to 8vo. © Oct. 26, 1916;
2c. and aff. Oct. 30, 1916; A 444667.
Special sixty month bonus savings cer-
tificate. cover-title, [12] p. 24mo. in
pocket, 54 by 323 inches. © Oct 1,
1916: 2 ce. and aff. Oct. 28; 1916:
4447538.
© James Howard McCullough,
Tulsa, Ok1l.
TurneER (Mrs. J. Garland) American
touch typewriting manual. Balti-
more, Md., American business col-
lege, 1916. 1p. 1., 40 numb. 1]. 4to.
[31286
© Sept. 16, 1916; 2 « Sept. 21,
1916; A 447225; American busi-
ness college, Baltimore.
TURNER construction co.*, New York.
Turner for concrete. 14 p. ° illus.
4to. (Bulletin no. 19) [31287
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447157.
TURNURE (Lawrence) & co.*, New
York. Sugar code... ‘6 p. ¥F.,. 221 -p:
Svo. [31288
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2).e Nov,_ 28,
1916; aff. Nov. 25, 1916; A 448182.
TuTIn (Alfred H.) Cambridge, Mass.,
& Ainley (George H.)* Boston. Lit-
tle known facts about the Bible.
Revival ed. 91. S8vo. [31289
© Nov..'18, 1916; 2 c. and. aff.
Dec. 14, 1916; A 454159.
TWENTIETH century business building
bulletin, Nashua, N. H.
[31290, 31291
Twentieth century advertising. cover-
title; 2 . pe ly i 2h" ps .allusi et iomo:
(The 20th century suit & overcoat
club) @© June 14, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Nov. 20, 1916: A 448116.
1385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31292
TWENTIETH century business building
bulletin—Continued.
Why wait for business? cover-title, [8]
p. illus. nar. 8vo. (The 20th cen-
tury suit & venereae’ club) @© Aug.
12, 1916: 2 ©. and aff. Nov. 20, 1916;
A 448113.
© Lovett brothers, Nashua, N. H.
ULpricutr (Emil) Accounting.
(31292, 31293
Lesson no. 9. Construction expendi-
tures. pt. 2. New York, National
commercial gas association [1916] 2
p. ji. [161]-176 p. 8yvo. (Practical
gas educational courses) © Oct. 20,
1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1916: aff. Oct.
“i 1916; A 439978; National com-
mercial gas assn., New York.
no: 10. Gpernttons 4c month.
New York, National Commercial gas
association 11916]... 2 po Sea
194 - §8yvo. (Practical gas educa-
tional courses) : a
and aff. Dec. 30, 1916: A 454285 -
Natl. commercial gas assn., New York.
Uncite Sam oil co. Community oil,
gas, mineral and mined products
lease. Sheet, printed on both sides,
14 by 83 inches, fold. to 8vo. [31294
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1916:
aff. Nov. 24, 1916: A 447536; H. H.
Tucker, Kansas City, Kan.
Uncie Sam’s comic almanae for the
year 1917. [Lancaster, Pa., Printed
oy The Conestoga pub. co., 1916]
cover-title, [23] p. illus. Svo.
80.05, [31295
© Nov. 7, 1916; 2 ec Dee 18,
1916; aff. Dec. 15, 1916 ; A 447995:
John Baer’s sons, ine., Lancaster.
Pa.
UNbERWoop (Drury) Top ’o the morn-
ing. (In Chicago herald)
[31296-31328
Nov. 17, 1916. _@ Nov. 17, 1916: 1 ¢.
Nov. 18, 1916; A 449114.
Nov. 18, 1916. © Nov. 18, 1916: 1 e.
Nov. 20, 1916: A 449199.
Noy. 19, 1916. © Nov. 19. 1916; le.
Noy. 20, 1916: A 119165,
Nov. 21, 1916. © Nov. 21, 1916; 1 e.
Nov. 22, 1916: A 449203.
Nov. 22, 1916. © Nov. 22, 1916: 1
Noy. 23, 1916; A 449297.
Nov. 23, 1916. © Nov. 23, 1916; 1
Nov. 24, 1916; A 449240,
Nov. 24, 1916. © Nov. 24, 1916: 1 «.
Noy. 27, 1916; A 449265.
1
1
Nov. 25, 1916. © Nov. 25, 1916;
Nov. 27, 1916; A 449271.
Nov. 26, 1916. i) Nov. 26, 1916;
Noy. 27, 1916: A 449361.
Noy. 28, 1916. © Noy. 28. ISIGs 3. ¢:
Noy. 29, 1916: A 449377.
Nov. 29, 1916. © Nov. 29, 1916)-* 7
Dec. 1, 1916; A 4493 79.
Nov. 30, 1916. Nov. 30, 1916: 1 ¢.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 449406.
Dee. 1, 1916. © Dee. 4, S916 24 6
Dec. 4, 1916: A 449490:
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
UNDERWoop (Drury) ee
Dec. 2, 1916. © Dec. » “1916;
Dec. 4, 1916; A 449424"
Cc.
Dec. 5, 1916. © Dee. 5, 1916;
Dec. 6, 1916; A 449515.
Dec. 6, 1916. © Dec. 6,
Dec. S; 1916; A 449549.
Dec. 7, 1916. © Dec. 7, 1916;
Dec. ’s, 1916; A 449554.
Cc.
1916;
P f 9
Dec. 8, 1916. @ Dec. 8, 1916;
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449602,
Dec. 9, 1916. © Dec. 9, 1916;
Dec. 11, 1916; A 449607.
Dec. 10, 1916. © Dec. 10, 1916;
Dec. tee 1916; A 449730.
Dec. 12, 1916. © Dec 12, 1916;
Dec. ee 1916; A 449700.
Dec. 13, 1916. © Dee. 13,
Dec. 14, 1916; A ren
1
1
1
if
1
1
1
1
1916; 1
Dec. 14, 1916. © Dec. 1916; le.
1
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
Hd
Dec. 16, 1916; A 449772"
Dec. 15, 1916. © Dec. 15, 1916;
Dec. i8, 1916; A 449793.
Dec. 16, 1916. © Dee. 16, 1916;
Dec. 18, 1916; A 449799.
Dec. 17, 1916. © Dec. 17, 1916;
Dec. 18, 1916; A 449871.
Dee. 19, 1916. = Dec. 19, 1916;
Dec. 21, 1916; A 449887.
Dec. 20, 1916. © Dec. 20, 1916;
Dec. 22, 1916; A a ed
Dec. 21, 1916. © Dee. 1916;
Dec. 23, 1916; A #928
Dec. 22, 1916. © Dec. , 1916;
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449936"
Dee. 23, 1916. © Dec. 23, 1916;
Dec. 26, 1916; A 449946,
Dec. 26, 1916. © Dec. 26, 1916; l «
Dec. 28, 1916; A 449998.
Dec. 27, 1916. © Dec. 27, 1916; l «
Dec. 28, 1916; A 450022.
(Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
herald]
© J. Keeley, Chicago.
[UNDERWOoop (Lineas D. )] Under-
wood’s digest. v. 12, no. 3, July-
sept., 1916: W ashington, D. GC.
The Card digest co., 1916. 96 cards,
3 by 5 inches. $1.75. [31329
© Noy. 1, 1916; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1916;
ait. Nov. 11, 1916: A 445612; Card
digest co., Ww ashington.
UNDERWRITERS report, inc.*. San Fran-
cisco. Underwriters’ pb a: book of
the Pacifie states a California in-
Surance directory, 1916-17. 448 p.
16mo. 35.00. [31330
© Nov. 18, 1916: 2 e and aff.
Dec. 4, 1916; A 445922.
service, co., ine.*,
Cleveland. Uniform sales service,
Conditional sales. [31331, 31332
pt. 2, Recovering purchase price. 24 p
Svo. $2.00. © Noy. 30, 1916; 2 «.
and at “Dec. 26, 1916; A 454222,
VRE 3: Rules. ] [52] p. S8vo. © Oct.
2 SiG: 2 ¢. Nov. 18) 1916; aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444992.
UNIFORM = su les
BOOKS, GROUP II
‘no. 12, 1916
UNITED FRUIT co.*, New York. Call of
the Caribbean. 31, [1] p. illus.
(part col.) col. map. S8vo. [31333
© Dee. 13, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
16, 1916; A 448402.
Unitrep IsRAEL*, Pasadena, Cal. Re-
port of committee of the convocation
of California United Israel. cover-
title, 14 p. 16mo. $0.10. [3813834
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
2, 1916; A 448200.
UNITED LIFE insurance co.*, Little
Rock, Ark. Combination policy no.
1. [4] p. 4to. fold. to 8vo. [81335
aus, 10, 1916: 2 c. Sept. 14,
1916; aff. Nov. 2, 1916; A 447256.
UNITED MERCANTILE co.*, New York.
United mercantile company. cover-
title, 18 p., 11. S8vo. [313836
© Nov. 14, 1916;.2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444916.
U. S. Supreme court. United States
reports. {31337-31339
vy. 241, no. 3, June 5, 1916. © June 30,
1916; 2 ¢c. and aff. July 1, 1916; A
431729.
v. ree no. 5, July 5, 1916: '@ July 31,
916; 2 ¢. and aff. Aug. 1, 1916; A
433910.
¥. 242, no, 1, Dec. 5, 1916. © Dec. 7,
1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A
453001.
© Banks Law pub. co., New York.
U. S. BANK note co.*, Indianapolis.
Checking account. [15] p. illus.
160. [31340
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
25, 1916; A 447535.
UNITED STATES CAST iron pipe & foun-
dry co.*, Burlington, N. J. Keystone
east iron columns. cover-title, 16 p.
illus. (incl. diagrs.) 8vo. [31341
© Jan. 3, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Jan.
4, 1916; A 419414.
U. S$. COLLECTION service co. -United
States collection service and delin-
quent debtor record. cover-title,
195 1. obl. 12mo. $5.00. [31342
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
8, 1916; A 444877; William Ezra At-
kinson, El Dorado Springs, Mo.
UNITED STATES: GRAPHITE C0.*, Sagi-
naw, Mich. Graphite lubricants for
the automobile. 8 p. illus. (part
col.) 16mo. [31343
cr Nov: 17; 1916; 2 © Dec. 15,
1916; aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447904.
31352
INCORPORATING €0.*,
Philadelphia. Corporate manual.
[8] p. - 8vo. {31344
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448136.
UNITED STATES LEATHER goods ¢o.*,
Chicago. 11th annual buyers’ guide
to gifts that please. cover-title. 48
p. illus. 8vo. [31345
© Oct. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
23, 1916; A 447517.
UNITED STATES ROOFING tile co. Net
price, list, no. 4... Sept. 1, 01916:
Sheet, printed on both sides, 11 by
84 inches. [31346
© Sept. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
2, 1916; A 448208; W. G. Grogan,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
UNITED STATES TOY co.*, Washington,
Creation, the universal builder. [4]
diagrs. 4to. [31347
© Mar. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448597.
UNIVERSAL CREDIT rating co.*, Dayton,
O. List of 508 Dayton retail
UNITED STATES
groceries and meat markets by
routes. 1916. cover-title, 24 p.
16mo. [31348
© Oct. 23, 1916; 2 c, and aff. Oct.
26. 1916; A 4470380.
UNIVERSAL FRATERNAL Co-operative ex-
change association*, Fort Smith,
Ark. Constitution of the Universal
fraternal co-operative exchange as-
sociation, international. [4] p.
24mo. [31349
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 447033.
UNIVERSAL HYGIENE co0.*, Boston.
Health is wealth. 9th ed. cover-
title, 354 Daw llus.”) Leonie: [381350
© July 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454266.
UNIVERSAL SAVINGS corp.*, Norfolk,
Va. Stein universal plan. Safe in-
vestments and investing for profit.
[4] p. 16mo. [31351
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
5, 1916; A 447721.
UpHam (Louise)* Philadelphia. Lan-
guage drill stories for third year
classes, by Louise Upham; illus. by
Gertrude Spaller. Beverly, Mass.,
Oral publishing company [1916]
157 ‘p. col. illus: 12mo0. $0.70.
[31352
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
4, 1916; A 447717.
1387
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$1353
Uprirt corset co.*, Chicago. Uplift
corsets. [12] p. illus., diagr. 8vo.
[31353
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
20, 1916; A 444996.
Urson co.*, Lockport, N. ¥. Upson
board for walls and ceilings. [3] p.
illus. 48mo. [31354
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2:¢c. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 447912.
UsHeEeR (Roland G.) Our most dan-
gerous possession. Proof. (Na-
tional editorial service, serial no.
395) [313855
© Feb. 4, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448014; National edi-
' torial service, ine., New York.
Utrau weather chart calendar, 1917.
135 kL, [21-p.. illus., col:. map. “fal.
[31356
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447085; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
VAcuuM oil co.*, Rochester, N. Y.
Horizontal gas engines, small and
medium size. 14 p. illus. (part
col.) diagrs. 4to. [31357
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 448240.
VAILE-KIMES co.*, Dayton, O.
[31358-31360
V & K accessories, pumps for domestic
water supply for residences. 4 p.
illus. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 203) @
Oct. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 23,
1916; A 444794.
VY & K deep well pumps domestic water
supply for residences. 20 p._ illus.,
diagrs. S8vo. (Bulletin no. 185)
Oct. 19, 191G= 2c. and ai, Ot. 23!
1916; A 444792.
VY & K shallow well pumps domestic wa-
ter supply forresidences. 16p._ illus.,
diagrs. 8vo. (Bulletin no. 166)
Oct. 19, .1916; 2 @. and aff.) Get. 23,
1916; A 444793.
VatLticny (L. Pierre)*
Secrets of beauty.
illus., port., STP»
© Nov. 8, 1916:
28, 1916: A. 447508.
VANDENBERG (Arthur H.)* Grand
Rapids, Mich. What makes a man.
(In Grand Rapids herald)
[31862-31368
6. Human kindliness. © Dec. 2, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 4, 1916; A 449465.
T. peralty. © Dec. 4, 1916; 1 ec. Dee.
1916; A 449509. 7
8. epampn sense. © Dec. 5, 1916; 1
Dec. 7, 1916; A 449526. ‘ %
9. Dependability. © Dec. 6, 1916; 1
Dec. 8, 1916; A 449578. a
New York.
[43] p. col.
16mo. [3813861
2c. and aff. Nov.
pt. & B.S. v.18
VANDENBERG (Arthur H.) *—Continued.
1@. Initiative. @ Dec 7, 291654) c
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449597.
11, 12. [2 instalments] Contents.—11.
Patriotism. —12. Faith. © Dec. 8,
1916;,.1. c... each), Dee. ALi aie-
449642, 449643.
VAN DeEN Bere (Clayton)* Grand
Haven, Mich. Van Den Berg tele-
graphic code. [8] p. 8vo. [31369
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
30, 1916; A 454274.
Van Deusen (Clinton §.)* Kent, O.
Notes on an elementary course in
house planning. Peoria, Ill., The
Manual arts press [1916] 13 p.
illus. (diagrs.) 4to. $0.25. [381370
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1916;
aff. Dec. 21, 1916; A 448502.
VAN DvzEeE (Junius B.)* Hamburg,
N. Y. Four easy lessons in type-
writer shorthand. [Hamburg, N. Y.,
Van Duzee publishing company]
1916. [4] p. obl. 16mo. $0.01
(313871
© Nos. 6, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447381.
Van Nostranp (John J.)* Chicago.
History’s philosophy. Sheet, chart,
244 by 19 inches. [381372
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1916;
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447570.
VANTINE (A. A.) & co.*, New York.
Vantine’s, the oriental store. cover-
title, 120 p. illus. (part col.) S8vo.
[31373
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
31, 1916; A 447139.
VASQUEZ (Jesus)* Los Angeles. Vas-
quez’ musical transposition card,
Card, printed on both sides, 3% by
54 inches. $0.25. (31874
© Dec.,8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
19, 1916; A 448442,
VELVET Joe’s almanac for 1917; comp.
and ed. by Henri Meigs Stewart.
New York, Liggett & Myers tobacco
eco., 1916. 48 p. illus. 12mo.
[31375
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
28, 1916; A 448525; Liggett & Myers
tobacco co., New York.
VENABLE (William Mayo)* Pittsburgh.
Quest of the magic scissors as told
to the children with the consent of
the Black Dwarf, by W. M. Venable;
illus. by William Henry Venable.
32 p. illus. 8vo. [31376
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22, 916; A 448078.
1388
BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916
Venn (Theodore J.) Why and how
business insurance benefits its users.
New York, The Spectator company
[1916] 24 p. 12mo. $0.25. [31377
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2c. Dec. 13, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447917; Spec-
tator co., New York.
VENTURA County, Cal. Ventura
County directory, 1916-17. Los
Angeles, Cal., Los Angeles directory
company, 1916. 393 p. 8vo. $5.00.
[313878
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
6, 1916; A 445994; Los Angeles di-
dectory co., Los Angeles.
Ver Beck (Frank) Timothy Turtle’s
great day. New York, F. A. Stokes
company [1916] [382] p. col. front.,
col. plates. 12mo. $0.50. [31379
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 4464384; Frederick A.
Stokes co., New York.
VETERINARY advocate. v. 1, no. 5,
Noy., 1916. cover-title, 12 p. illus.
8vo. [31380
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
6, 1916; A 444772; Pitman-Moore co.,
Indianapolis.
Victor talking machine co.*, Camden,
N. J. [31381-31382
Victor in rural schools. 82, [2] p.
illus., ports. 12mo. © Dec. 6, 1916;
2c. and aff. Dec. 8, 1916; A 453004.
Victor records. Nov., 1916. [2d 1916
ed.] cover-title, [506] p. illus. (incl.
norts.) I2mo0. @ Nov. 13, 1916; 2 c.
and aff. Dec. 26, 1916; A 4541838.
Virim (Joseph A.)* Chicago. Violin
technique guide. Chicago, C. F.
Summy co., 1916. 39, [1] p. illus,
port. 12mo. $0.50. [31383
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 ce and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448384.
VIELEMIN (Emile)* New York. Gascon
du nord. Sheet, printed on both
sides, 8 by 5 inches. [31384
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
9, 1916; A 447285.
Vitsack (Gladys Brace)* Pittsburgh.
Altruism in scarlet, by G. B. Vil-
sack, pictured by J. V. Early. New
York, Authors co-operative publish-
ing co. [1916] 1p.1., 5-82 p. illus.
8vo. [31385
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
6, 1916; A 447734.
31394
VINCENNES, Ind. R. L. Polk & G0.’s
Vincennes directory, 1916-1917. De-
trot, Mich... L: Polk, &. co.,. 1916.
2 p. 1. [43]+478 p. Svo. $4.00.
[31386
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1916;
aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 446689; R. L.
Polk & co., Detroit.
VIRGINIA Weather chart calendar, 1917.
#2 1.; (2) pe illus:, col. map. fol.
[381387
© July 1, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447107: Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
VoGELE (Jno. A.)* Cincinnati. John
Brotherson: bachelor. (Jn Progress,
Dec., 1916) [313888
© Dec. 18, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 26, 1916;
A 449953.
Votramp electric mfg. co.*, Baltimore.
Electro - medical guide. 9th ed.
48 p. illus. 12mo. $0.15. [31389
© Nov. 17. 1916; 2 e. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 447421.
Von Branpt (Ralph Van Kirk)* Tren-
ton, N. J. Iconoclast’s message. pt.
2. 10 1. 12mo. [Interleaved with
blank pages] $1.00. [313890
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448609.
Von bE ScHorpre (Paul)* Duluth,
Minn. Selkirangan asettamistiede.
[8] p. folder. 16mo. [313891
©.-June 15, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1916; aff. Nov. 14, 1916; A 447404.
Voss (Lena) Deutsches erbe; roman
aus dem Baltenlande. nr. 1-34, 34
bis, 35-50, [51 instalments] (In
Ostsee zeitung) [31392
© Mar. 8—May 7, 1916; 1 c. each
Noy. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 14852;
Grethlein & co., g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
VREELAND (Clyde Emerson)* Chicago.
Efficient method for the cure of con-
‘stipation and cathartic taking. 2 p.
1., 3-63 p. -24mo. [313893
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1916;
aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 448251.
VROOoOMAN (KE. E.) & co.*, Washington.
Patentability contract. Series of
1917. Sheet, illus., printed on both
sides, 7 by 15% inches. [31394
© Novy. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
2, 1916; A 4482192.
1389
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31395
pt: 7, 1'Si¥e ae
WappELtL (Charles W.)* Springfield,
Mo. Wreck of a noble life; or, A
message from the grave. Sheet, 11
by 54 inches. $0.10. [31395
© Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447604.
WALKER (Elias M.)* Hutchinson, Kan.
Walker safety shaving outfit. Sheet,
7% by 44 inches. [31396
Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 28, 1916; A 447590.
WALKER (J. Herbert)* Lewisburg, Pa.
[31397, 31398
His imaginary visitor. Sheet, 11 by 8%
inches. @ Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Dec. 15, 1916; A "447905.
John Douglas’ Christmas homegoing.
Sheet, 11 by 82 inches. ee 5:
L916 2 ¢, and aff. Dees; bd, #916;
A 447906.
WALKER (William Hall)* New York.
Sir Charlton Richards last kiss.
eover-title, [19] p. col. illus. S8vo.
[31399
© Dec. 14, 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
16, 1916; A 448398.
WALTER (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. Oct. 14—-Nov. 23, 1916. [35
instalments] (In St. Louis times)
[31400
© Oct. 14-Nov. 23, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Nov. 25, 1916; A 449254; German
American press assn., St. Louis.
Waltham, Mass.
[31401-31403
Relojes Waltham. cover-title, , 116] p.
12mo. © Nov. 22, 1916; ec. and
as. ee. O,, telo. A 448973.
Waltham. fs] p. folder. i16mo.
Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1916; A 44897 0.
Waltham railroad watches. cover-title,
19 p. illus. 16mo. © Oct. 20, 1916;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 5, 1916; A 448272.
WALTON (John W.) Song for New
England. Sheet, 10 by 7 inches.
[31404
© Nov. 18, 1916;,2 e¢. and. aff.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 448075; New Eng-
land society of Cleveland and the
Western reserve, Cleveland.
Wane (Yu)* New York. Math card.
New York, Scientifie devices co., ine.,
1916. 2 ecards, 4% by inches.
$2.00. {31405
© Dec, 11, 1916: 2" ang ae
Dec. 26, 1916: A 454220.
Warp (Edward G.) Rational method
in reading, by Edward G. Ward.
Additional second reader, by Mary
A. Ward. Rev. and enl. ed. Bos-
ton, New York [etc.] Silver, Burdett
WALTHAM watch co.*,
©
5,
13
Warp (Edward G.)—Continued.
and company [1916] 157 p. illus.
12mo. [31406
© Feb. 24, 1916; 2 ¢ and aff.
Feb. 26, 1916; A 420912; Silver,
Burdett & co., Boston. [Copyright
is claimed on revisions and added
material]
W ARD (Montgomery ) & co., inc.*, Chi-
cago. [31407-31419
Catalogue and buyers’ guide, no. 86.
ecover-title, 984 [i. e., 1010] p. y
(part col.) fol. @ Dec. 1, 19165 2 e¢.
Dec. 15, 1916; aff. Dec. 14, 1916; A
447910.
: . [Kansas City ed.] cover-
title, 984 p. illus. (part col.) fol.
© Dec. 18, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916: A 454161.
Groceries and Christmas shopping list,
Nov.—Dec., 1916. [Chicago ed.] cover-
title, 95, [1] p. illus. 4to. (Price -
list 562) © Oct. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and
aff. Dec. 16, 1916; A 448411.
—— Same. [Kansas City ed.] cover-
title, 95. [1] p. illus. (part col.)
4to. (Price list 159) @©@ Nov. 1,
1916: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1916; aff. Nov. 20,
1916; A 447499.
Same. [New York ed.] cover-title.
95 p. illus. 4to. (Price list 362) ©
Oct. 28. 1916: 2 ¢. and aff. Nov. 6,
1916; A 444790.
Here’s a list of Christmas bargains.
[Chicago ed.] cover-title 31. [1]
fllus. 4to. © Oct. 13. 1916; 2
and aff. Dec. 16, 1916: A 448412.
[Kansas City ed.] _cover-
title. “21. a p. illus. 4to. © Oct.
291, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 444784,
—— Same. [New York City ed.] cover-
title. 31, fl] p. illvs. 4to. © Oct.
28> 4916: 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 6, 1916;
A 444789,
Racine Sattley farm implements can
now be bought direct from the factorv.
cover-title. 15, [1] p. illus. 4to.
Dee. 4. 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 9,
1916: A 448317.
c.
15th annual January. February sale,
1917. [Chicago ed.] wee 95,
fi] p. illus. 4to. © Dees 1 3516s
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448316.
—_— Sama. Kansas City Jfed.] _cover-
title. 95, [1] p. illus. 4to. @© Dee.
8. 1916: 2 ec. Dee. 15, 1916; aff. Dee.
14, acta A 447909.
New York [ed.]
wean a
cover-title,
@© Nee. 16,
1916; A
95.
1916;
454160.
Same. Portland fed.] cover-title,
80 p. ius. 4to. @ Dee. 23. 1916;
2 ¢. and aff. Dec. 30, 1916: A 454278.
N. De RB DL Pole
Warn County.
eo’s Ward County directory. North
Dakota.” 1917." Iv." TT]. St (eee
Minn., R. T.. Polk & co., 19386. 547
p. S8vo. $5.00 [31420
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
6. 1916: A 445975; R. L. Polk & eo.,
St. Paul.
1390
BOOKS, GROUP II
no, 12, 1916_
Warman (Edward B.) Indian club
exercises. New York, American
sports publishing company [1916]
153 p. front., illus. 16mo. (Spald-
ing red cover series of athletic hand-
books no. 22R); (Scientific physical
training series) $0.25. [31421
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
23, 1916; A 446923; American sports
pub. co., New York.
WARNER sugar refining co.*, New York.
From sugar cane to sugar bowl. 45
m. lus,,, 4to. [81422
i Dec 20, 1916; 2 c. ff. Dec.
27, 1916: A 448608.
WARREN (J. B.)* Chicago.
and
Financial
weather note. (Jn Dayton herald)
[314238
fo eept23,"1916; 1 a Dec. 26,
1916; A 449957.
WARREN (J. D.) mfg. co.*?, Chicago.
Catalogue of Warren standard B
hardware store fixtures. 838 p.
illus. obl. 12mo. (Cover-title :
Warren's stnndard systems) [3142+
(© Wov. 15.1916; 2-¢. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448497.
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE*, Chicago.
Business, commerce and_ finance.
Complete outline of study for reading
course. 31 p. 4to. [381425
© Dec. 4. 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
8. 1916; A 447787.
WASHINGTON WEATHER Chart calendar,
See 2 ST pe ius:, col. map.
fol. [31426
© July 1, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916: A 447096: Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
WATERTOWN, N. Y. Kimball’s Water-
town city directory for 1917. 48th
ed.
1916.
[Pittsburgh] R. L. Polk & co.,
Petes, foo)|—102.. Dp, ovo.
$5.00. [31427
© Dec. 5, 1916;.2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
6, 1916: A 445988: R. L. Polk & co.,
Pittsbur gh.
Silver
illus.
[31428
ee POE 1G;
A 447024.
Attleboro, Mass.
oceasion. 57 p.
WATSON CO.*,
for every
16mo.
Oem 24s 1916 2.2
ree? ait. Oet. 25) 19165
WATSON Mr co.*, Laneaster, Pa.
Blue hen mammoth incubators. 24
p. illus., plans. fol. [31429
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 447308.
SS
Roselle, N. J.
96 p.
WATSON-STILLMAN CO.*,
{ydraulic valves and fittings.
illus., diagrs. Svo. (Sectional cata-
log no. 94) [31430
© Nov. 3, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4, 1916; A 448014.
Wrerern . (W: Paul)* Pittsburgh.
Course in mathematics. Pittsburgh,
Pa., Printed by Tanki service bu-
reau, 1916. cover-title 56, 44a numb.
1. fol. $2.00. Mimeograph ed.
[Text parallel to binding] [31431
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2-¢. Oct. 31, 1916;
A 444892.
Cleveland.
[Cleveland,
1916] [46]
[31432
and aff.
WEBSTER (Minerva M.)*
Road to perfection.
The Stratford press ¢o.,
p..” F2mo. ~“$Uss.
©* Now. (18; 19916: 2" «.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 448066.
Weck (Edward)* New York. -Weck’s
business catechism. Sheet, 11 by
83 inches. [31433
(GC) NWov. 147° 1916= 2) e. ang (ate
Nov. 15, 1916; A 444932.
WEEDON (John F.)* Chicago. Ad-
vance club news. Dee. 15, 1916.
v. 38 no. 27. cover-title, [403]—422 p.
Svo. [31434
©) Dee Tis IGG = 2 e. ang vate
Dec. 20, 1916; A 454095.
WEIGLE (Hal J.) [31435-31437
Christmas spirit! ca) spatcoleeailius:
16mo. $0.09. © Sept. 25, 1916.2 2-¢:
Sev. DT AOUG is eatl. INOV. a. 1916; A
[WATT
Greetings book. Cincinnati, Essanell com-
pany [SIG], L1G]... 16mo;,) $0:20:
© Sept. 25, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1916;
aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 447259.
1917, it’s here. [3] p. col. illus. 16mo.
$009. © Sept. Ae 1916; 2 ¢. Sent. 27,
1916: aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 447258.
© Essanell co., Seman
WEISSER (Ff. lL.) Oils for water gas.
39 p. diagrs. Svo. [31438
© ‘Nov. 8791916; 2° .¢} ands att.
Nov. 18. 1916; A 447441; American
gas institute, New York.
WELCKER (Adair)*
One kingdom to come.
$100.00.
©) Ocha 207... 1916.22. .@;
Noy. 1, 1916; A 444727.
(James William) *
Bumble bee romance.
63 by 4 inches. $60.05.
Berkeley, Cal.
[16] p. 8vo.
[31439
and aff.
San Jose,
Post
WELLS
Cal.
ecard,
© Nov.
Dec. 5, 1916;
[31440
28, 1916: 2 c and aff.
A 448260.
EIDE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31441
pt. BSE
WEPPLER (John Burghard)* Brooklyn.
What makes me care so much for
you. Sheet, 83 by 54 inches.
[31441
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 448344.
WERNER (Elizabeth F.) Kitty in dis-
grace, illus. by Helen Earle Shine.
San Francisco, H. S. Crocker com-
pany [1916] 45 p. col. front., col.
illus. 12mo. $0.50. [31442
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Ree 2S. A91G:- A. 45353555+ ES.
Crocker co., San Francisco.
WERNER (W.)* Chicago. [31443-31477
Acre of anxiety. © Dec. 6, 1916: 1 ec.
Dec. 9, 1916; A 449589.
Annabelle’s hero. © Dee. 8, 1916; 1 «¢.
Dec. 11, 1916; A 449647.
Christmas presents. © Dec. 23, 1916;
1 e. Dec. 28, 1916; A 449990.
Crock of gold. © Nov. 25, 1916; 1 «.
Nov. 29, 1916; A 44934 3.
Frailty of fate. © Dec. 13, 1916; 1 ec.
Dec. 16, 1916; A 449777.
Frills. © Dec. 4, 1916;
1916; A 449563.
Frosty morning motor car. © Dec. 9,
1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 13, 1916; A 449683.
Gift. © Dec. 14, 1916; g lee Dec. 18,
1916: A 449809.
Gifts. © Dec. 18,
1916; A 449858.
Her Thanksgiving. @ Nov.
1c. Dee. 4, 1916; A 449459.
How Farmer Gray minded his own busi-
ness. @ Nov. 29, 1916; 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1916; A 449446.
How the turkey saved the day. © Nov.
22; $914: “£ ¢. Noyes (25 aS1G- ~ A
% 1¢., Dee. 8,
1996; ¢. Dee: 21,
28, 1916;
449261.
How to avoid the financial holdup man.
@ Nov. 28, 19165 1° ¢ Bec.” 4," 3916;
A 449460.
Janey’s luck. © Dec. 9, 1916; 1 c. Dec.
15, 1916; A 449684.
Jim’s wife. @ Nov. 21, 1916; 1 e. Nov.
25, 1916: A 449247.
Mantle-shelf cow. © Dec. 11, 1916; 1
ec. Dee. 14, 1916; A 449710.
Mr. Jeans. @ Nov. 18, 1916; 1 «© Nov.
22, 1916; A 449184.
Not to be opened till Christmas. © Dec.
i2. 19IGe 1 viet. Dee vba see
449764.
Old dressmaker. © Dec. 7, 1916; 1 «
Dec. 11, 1916: A 449654.
Partners in vegetables. © Dec. 2, 1916;
1 ce. Dec. 6, 1916; A 449503.
Pass it on. © Dec. 20, 1916; 1 ¢ Dec.
26, 1916; A 449956.
Patient number one. © Dec. 6. 1916;
1 ec. Dec. 20, 1916; A 449842.
Pink roses. @ Nov. 23, 1916; 1 e. Nov.
27, 1916; A 449296.
Pink sash. @ Nov. 16, 1916; 1 ¢. Noy.
20, 1916; A 449132.
Postponement. @©@ Dec. 19, 1916: 1 ce.
Dec. 23, 1916; A 449933.
Rainy day. © Dec. 5, 1916; 1 ce. Dec.
8, 1916; A. 449571.
WERNER (W.)*—Continued.
Silly. © Nov. 24, 1916; 1 « Nov. 27,
1916; A 449283.
Substitute. © Nov. 20, 1916; 1 ec. Nov.
238, 1916; A 449210.
Their Christmas. © Dec. 15, 1916; 1 «
Dec. 20, 1916; A 449847.
Three mt eg lost. @ Nov. 27,
1916; 1 « Dee. 1, 19-2 449393.
Trav’s partner. © Nov. 17, 1916; 1 ec.
Nor. 20, 1916; A 449139.
Trouble on wheels. © Dee. 1, 1916; 1 «
Dec. 4, 1916; A 449437.
‘Twas the night before Christmas. ©
Dec. 22, 1916; 1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1916; A
450003.
Uncle Enos. © Dec. 27, 1916: 1 ¢. Dee:
350, 1916; A 450061.
Woman’s house. © Dec. 26, 1916; 1 ce.
Dec. 29, 1916; A 450014.
{[Note: The foregoing are in Chicago
daily news]
WEstT (.James A.)* Washington. Chart
showing the number of sheets re-
quired to produce a given number of
copies from a given number of copies
per sheet. Sheet, 11 by 82 inches.
[31478
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
28, 1916; A 454241.
West VIRGINIA weather chart calen-
dar, 1917. [2] p. illus., eol.
map. fol. [31479
© July 1, 1916; 2 c and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447094; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Westcott motor car co.*, Springfield,
O. Westcott. cover-title, 1 p. L,
40. [1] p. illus., plates. 8vo. (Se
ries 17) [31480
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22. 1916; A 448079.
WESTERMANN Service, ine.*, New York.
Westermann service. [31481-31483
no. 86, 87, Sept.—Oct., Oct.—Nov., 1916.
2 y. illus. fol. @ Sept. 5, Oct. 5,
1916; 1 ec. each and aff. Oct. 23, 1916:
1 e, each Oct. 31, 1916; A 447231,
447232.
No. 88. Christmas number. 16 p. illus.
fol. @ Nov. 1, 1916; 2 e. and aff.
Nov. 15, 1916; A 444926.
WESTERN IRON Stores co. Catalogue B.
Milwaukee, Wis. [1916] wxliii, 658
p. illus., diagrs. Svo. [31484
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 445905; R. R. Donnelley
& sons co., Chicago.
WESTERN MAassacHUSETTsS Cadillac
co. Rainy night, and the theatre.
Sheet, illus., 144 by 93 inches fold.
to obl. 24mo. [31485
© Nov. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
21, 1916; A 448071: W. N. Van Sant,
Baltimore.
1392
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\
. | BOOKS, GROUP II
no. 12, 1916 31515
WESTERN PRESS assn.*, Chicago. An-| WHITE & Krempre*, New York. White
nouncement; A _ history of the & Kemble’s atlas and digest of rail-
American nation, by William James
Jackman. Sheet, illus., port., 20 by
18 inches. [31486
©) Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1916;
aff. Dec. 15, 1916; A 447907.
WESTINGHOUSE lamp co.*, New York.
Confidential course of study on the
manufacture, use, and sale of incan-
descent lamps. Pt. 1. 70 p._ illus.
diagrs. S8vo. [31487
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1916;
aff. Dec. 28, 1916; A 448216.
WestTkircH (Luise) In seiner hand;
roman. anf., 1—22. fOrEs: UW:
sechluss. [23 instalments] (Jn Ber-
liner morgenpost) [31488
i June 16—July 12, 1916; 1. «.
each Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign
14856; Ullstein & co., Berlin.
WHEELER (Charlotte)* Oakland, Cal.
Conversation book, no. 1. Lincoln
evening school method. San Fran-
eisco, Cal. [1916] 24p. illus., port.
Svo. (On cover: The ? book, no. 1)
$0.10. [31489
© Aug. 24, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
15, 1916; A 453078.
WHEELER (Edward W.)* Portland,
Ore. Wheeler method of eye exer-
cises. [4] p. 12mo. $2.50. [81490
© Oct. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
18, 1916; A 444894.
WHEELWRiGHT (William Bond)* Bos-
ton. Short talks on paper. pt. 4,
chap. 10-12. (Jn Printing are sug-
gestion book, Dec., 1916) [31491
© Dec. 18, 1916; 1 «@ Dec. 23,
1916; A 449984.
WHELAN (Charles E.)* Madison, Wis.
Just to keep a place in your
thoughts; [calendar, 1917] 13 1.
Svo. [31492
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2.c. and aff. Dec.
21, 1916; A 448450.
WHITAKER (Herman)* Piedmont, Cal.
Over the border chap 25-28. (In
Sunset, the Pacific monthly, Dec.,
1916.) [31493
© Dec. 9, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 11, 1916;
A 449646.
WHite (EH. F.) Dispenser & carbona
tor. Soda water preview for 1917.
Why one man failed. Chocolate and
its fountain uses no.-1. Just hot
hints. (Jn Southern pharmaceutical
journal Dec., 1916) [31494
© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916;
A 449434; W. H. Cousins, Dallas.
road mortgages, Chicago and North
Western railway co. 9 p. front.
(fold. map) fol. $10.00. [31495
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dee.
5, 1916; A 446698.
WHITE FUEL
oil engineering corp.*,
New York. White low pressure me-
chanical oil-burning system. 55 p.
illus., diagrs. 4to. [31496
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
17, 1916; A 444941.
Wuite Hari pottery works*, White
Hall, Ill. Velvet. cover-title, [15]
p. illus. (part col.) obl. 8vo. [Text
parallel to binding] [31497
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
27, 1916; A 448601.
Wuite Puiains, N. Y. Richmond’s di-
rectory of White Plains and towns
along the Harlem railroad between
3ronxville and Mt. Kisco, * West-
chester county, N. Y., 1916-1917.
Tot year). Yonkers, “IN; ¥..) W.'\ Li:
Richmond, 1916. 453 p. 8vo. $5.00
[31498
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
13, 1916; Hs 453056 - W. L. Rich-
mond, Yonkers, May.
WHuItTELy {Eunice Holt)* Marshallton,
Del. Stone from Jordan. Marshall-
ton, Del., 1916. 33 p. port. 16mo.
[31489
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454058.
WHITMORE mfg. co.*, Cleveland. How
much will your car be worth next
year? 19 p. illus. 16mo. [31500
© Now. 25; 71916 + 2 Ee: Dee. 14,
1916; aff. Dec. 29, 1916; A 448626
Wuitsit (Perry B.) co: Modern
fairy wand. [4] p. folder illus.
i6me. [31501
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 27, 1916;
aff. Nov. 27, 1916; A 447582; P. B.
Whitsit, Columbus, O.
WICKERSHAM (Price)* St. Paul.
Taxi-gab. 16 p. 24mo. [31502
© Oct.413,, 1916> 2 c;, Oct. 17, 19165
aff. Oct. 28, 1916; A 447042.
Wicks electrical institute*, Chicago.
Correspondence course. Lessons.
[31503-31515
nos. 1, 2 and 3. cover-title, 48 p. illus.
16mo. © June 17, 1916; 2 ¢c. and aff.
Dec. 28, 1916; A 448550.
illus., cane Teme,
ATG se? and
aff. Dee. 22) 1916 +) A 454140, LEVER
1393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
31516
pt. 130S4. wae
Wicks electrical institute*—Continued.
nos. 11-14. cover-title, 48 p._ illus.,
diagrs. 16mo. $8.00. © June 20,
1976." 2 e, ‘and. ah. Wee 227 1916;
A 454165.
nos. 15-18. cover-title, 32 p. illus.,
port.,...diagrs,.,J6mo...@ Jan. . 20,
1916 <2 e. “and. cae.) Deel 22,0916 5
A 454142.
nos. 19-23. cover-title, 52 p._ illus.,
diagrs 16mo. $8.00. © xe 20,
1916 32 ¢;) ane ak Dee. 22, 1916:
A 454130.
nos. 24-33. 3 v. illus., diagrs. 16mo
QO Aus, 15, (Sept. 7, .. ec. 9,916
2 ¢, each and aff. Dec. 22,0 A916
K 454143-454145.
nos. 389-42. cover-title, 54, [2] p. illus.,
diagrs. 16mo. 8.00. © Sept. 6:
1916 5)-2'e. sand, aff. ‘Dec. 22,, 1916
A 454164.
nos. 43-45. 56 p. illus., diagrs. 16mo.
© Sept. 15, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
22, 1916; A 454146.
nos: 46-52: 2 fv. rie
June 17, Sept. 6, 1916;
aff. Dec. 23, 1916: A dapeey
16m0. ©
ec. each and
448552.
( Johannes ) Eva Merlyn;
ty ea a es eS
(In Ostsee-zeitung)
[31516
© May 14—June 18, 1916; 1 ¢. each
WIEGAND
romain. nr.
stalments. ]
Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 143854;
Grethlein & co., g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
WIEGAND (Nelson McKay)* Syracuse,
N. Y. Red-white-and-blue caution-
cards. Nicotina tobacco and her
train of evils. Card, 11 by 6% inches.
SOs. [81517
© Nov. and aff.
Nov. 18, 1916;
(Richard W.)* Bridgewater,
Wilber’s improved method of
potato culture. Zot? Dp.
16mo. [31518
Jan, 2. > a9hi se 2 .€) “Dee “26,
1916; aff. Jan. 6, 1917; A 455029.
Wirsur (Harriette) [31519-31522
Christmas sugar plums; a drill. Frank-
lin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1916. 7 De eae;
$0:15." © Oct: 4) 19165) 2c: and ‘at.
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447988.
Dance of the minced pies. Franklin,
O., Denver, Col., Eldridge entertain-
ment house [1916] cover-title, [3] p.
12mo., $0.15. © Oct. 12, 1916; 2c
and aff. Dec. 18, 1916; A 447990.
Dat watermillyun. Franklin, O., Denver,
Col., Eldridge entertainment house,
iB. agta.. jac
A 447417.
WILBER
Mass.
practical
1916... [3] “p. “i2mo.. -$0.15. © ‘Oct:
15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee. 18, 1916;
A 447987.
Star of liberty. Franklin, O., Denver,
Col., Hldridge entertainment house
[1916] cover-title, [41* p. 12mo.
$0.15. © Nov. 1, 1916:°2
Dec. 18, 1916; A 447989.
© Eldridge entertainment house,
|
e. and aff.
Franklin, O.
WILDE (Charles)
ing in distribution
illus., diagrs. Svo.,
©. Nov. ,17)' 1916322
Noy. 18, 1916; A 447467;
gas institute, New York.
Oxy-acetylene weld-
work. 60 p.
[81523
and aff.
American
WILKINSON (Marguerite 0. B.)* New
York. Marguerite Wilkinson’s liter-
ary notes. (Jn Richmond Evening
journal) [31524, 31525
Nov. 4, 1916. @ Nov. 4, 1916;-4 «.
Dec. 5, 1916; A 449478.
Nov. 18, 1916. @©@ Nov. 18, 1916; 1 «.
Dec. 15, 1916; A 449762.
(Edgar Lincoln) *
Fundamental drills.
52, [2] pi-. tee
Natick,
Book 1.
$0.10.
[31526
2 c. and aff. Dec.
WILLARD
Mass.
Addition.
© Nov. 28, 1916;
6, 1916; A 447733.
Wirtarp (H.) son & co.*, Marshall-
town, Ia. Williard’s wear-best furs
for men, women and children. 32 p.
illus. 4to. (Catalog no. 90)
[31527
© Sept. 15, 1916; -2e Oe ee
1916; A 447141.
WILLARD STORAGE battery co.*, Cleve-
land. Will she start in cold
weather? 6p. illus. 16mo. [31528
© Oct. 30, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447149.
Wittiams (Charles Ezra)* Los Ange-
les. Whence to whither. [9] p.
12mo. $1.00. {31529
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447171.
WirtiAms (Florence White) Billy
boy’s jolly toys. Rochester, N. Y.,
Stecher lith. co., 1916. [14] p. col.
illus., Svo. [31530
© Oct. 25, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
18, 1916; A 454072; Stecher litho-
graphic co., Rochester, N. Y.
WitiraMs (G. W.)* Little Rock, Ark.
Heed to the voice of the Lord.
Farmer’s guide, Nov. 12, 1916.
Sheet, 103 by 54 inches. $0.25.
[31531
© Dec. 14, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dee.
18, 1916; A 447972
Witrt1ams (John Sharp) Preparedness
not necessarily militarism. Proof.
(National editorial service, serial no.
403) foiaaz
© Feb. 12, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
31, 1916; A 448009; National edi-
torial service, inc., New York.
1394
BOOKS, GROUP IU
no. 12, 1916
31553
Wniiisams Country, O. Farm journal
illustrated directory of Williams
County, O. [1916-1921] Philadel-
phia, Wilmer Atkinson company,
1916. 1p. 1., 224 p. illus. Svo.
[31533
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
8, 1916; A 453000; Wilmer Atkinson
co., Philadelphia.
WILLIAMS PATENT crusher & pulverizer
co.*, St. Louis. [31534, 31535
Grind it with a Williams mill. 24 p.
illus. nar. 8vo. (Condensed catalog
no. 173) @© Dec. 5, 1916;
aff. Dec. 9, 1916; A 448304.
Molinos Williams para la industria de
2 ea and
fertilizantes. cover-title, 8 p. illus.,
diagrs. 4to. (Catalogo no. 175, No-
viembre, ee © Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c¢.
and aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A 447868.
WILLIMANTIC, Conn. Willimantic di-
rectory. 1916-17, including Wind-
ham and Coventry. [v. 24] New
Haven, Conn., The Price & Lee ¢o.,
7916. - 230, [8] p. front. (folded
map) Svo. $2.50. [31536
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453248; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven, Conn.
Wintows. Solving a problem. 47 p.
ius. Svo. [31537
© Oct. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
15, 1916; A 444921; E. P. Haworth,
Kansas City, Mo.
Wiitson (S. Tully) Industrial gas
appliances. 13 p. S8vo. [31538
© Nov. 17, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Noy. 18, 1916; A 447438; American
gas institute, New York.
Study in mod-
New York,
[4] p. illus.
Witson (G. Hepburn)
ern dance positions.
The Inner circle, 1916.
S8vo. $0.10. [31539
© Oct. 9, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1916;
aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 447233; Inner
circle, inc... New York.
Post
schemes. p.
diagrs. 12mo.
Wirson (Louise W.)* Chicago.
impressionist’s color
[5]-16. col. illus.,
$0.20. [81540
© July 14, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 14,
1916; aff. Nov. 22, 1916; A 447509.
Witson (William B.)* New York.
Accounting system for dealers. by
W. B. Wilson, text by C. P. Shat-
tuck. (Jn Commercial car journal)
[31541
@© Nov. 15, 1916; 1 c Nov. 29,
1916; A 449392.
, New York.
[31542, 31543
WINDER service co."
Nationzl service. Issue no. 66, Dec.,
1916. cover-title, [8] p. illus. 4to.
@Dee. 5. 19165 2 cand aft: ‘Dee. (16;
1916: A 448407.
Winder service. Issue no. 42, Dec.,
1916. cover-title, [12] p. illus. fol.
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 16,
1916; A 448408.
WINTER (George Henry)* Dayton, O.
Birthdays. cover-title, [26] p. obl.
32mo. [31544
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff. Dec.
4, 1916; A 447794.
ASSOCIATION Of real estate
brokers. Year book and directory,
1916. [Dubuque, Ia., Printed by
Telegraph herald] 1916. 98p._ illus.
Svo. $1.00. ° [31545
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453247; F. M. Kremer,
Phillips, Wis.
WISCONSIN
WISCONSIN TELEPHONE €0.*, Milwaukee.
Telephone directories. [81546-31549
Appleton, Little Chute and Neenah—Me-
masha. Oct., 1916. cover-title, 87,
52, 20 p. S8vo. $0.25. © Nov. 3,
1916: 2. ¢. Noy. 6, 1916 aif...Nov. 9,
1916; A 447278.
Fond du Lac Bell. Nov., 1916. vi, T—
82°23 2p. _Sv0. 20:25. @ Dec: i,
1916; 2 ie. andi aff) Dec. 136 T1916; /
447797.
Green Bay and De Pere. Oct., 1916.
cover-title, 129, 27, 20 p. Svo. $0.25.
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1916; aff.
Noy. 9, 1916; A 447277
Oshkosh pene Oct., 1916. 100, 16, 20 p.
Svo. $0.2 @© Nov. 13, 1916; 2 «
Nov. 20, 1916: aff. Dec. 1, 1916; A
447637.
WISCONSIN (Univ. of) Extension di-
vision*, Madison, Wis. Advertising.
Course. 191 A. [31550, 31551
Assignment 11, 12. 2 vy. S8vo. (Com-
mercial education series) $0.50. ©
Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov. 25,
1916; A 447557.
toe T4S 2 ve
education series)
Dee: 1, 19165 2
1916; ‘A 448310.
8vo. (Commercial
$0.50 each. (6)
ec. and aff. Dec. 9,
WISCONSIN WEATHER Chart calendar,
49LG, 12 13°02) poillus:, -eolienian:
fol. [31552
© July 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447114; Grand Rapids
calendar co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
WitHcoms (C. R.)* Cleveland. Fiash-
light and sidelights on the science
and art of salesmanship. 1 p. L, 35
p. port. Svo. (31553
© July 15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov.
29, 1916; A 447781.
1399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31554
Wo.FELt (C. H.) co., The Bootery.
[31554-81558
America’s smartest shoe house. De-
lightfully new and so attractive. (In
Los Angeles examiner) Dec. 3,
1916; 1c. Dee. oO 191G; A 449596.
« Bootery boots on market. (In San
Francisco examiner) @© Dec. 3, 1916;
1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916; A 449644.
© Russell N. Lockwood, Los An-
geles.
Feminine footwear winter of 1916-17.
(In Los Angeles Sunday times) ©
Nov. 26, 1916; Rie. VDEG. iy ASS SA
450010.
ORarms se Wolfelt co., The Bootery,
Los Angeles.
Masculine smartness.
evening herald) @© Dec. 6, 1916;
Dec. 11, 1916; A 449638.
That individual smartness
smartest of women demand.
Francisco examiner) @ Nov. 29,
LTO sé: Dees Ti. 2eigs x 149645"
© Russell N. Lockwood, Los An-
geles,
(In Los Angeles
that
WoLFE’s dressmaking and tailoring col-
lege. Kansas City, Mo. Wolfe’s
dressmaking and tailoring system.
cover-title, [8] p. diagrs. 8vo.
[31559
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448160; R. H. Wolfe
and Mamie Wolfe, Kansas City, Mo.
Wotrr (Franz) Wiedergefundene
heimat; roman. nr. 1-16, 18-25.
24 instalments] (Jn Ostsee-zeitung)
[31560
© June 21-July 16, 1916; 1 ¢. each
Nov. 21, 1916; A—Foreign 143853;
Grethlein & co., g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
Wotrr (Gustave)* Oakland, Cal.
tory of chiropody. (In Chiropo-
dists journal, Sept., 1916) [31561
© Sept. 1, 19165 # & Won 27,
1916; A 449988.
His-
WoMANn’s national farm
assn. quarterly. v. 3, no. 2, Nov.,
1916. [Philadelphia, Printed by
Wm.:E. Pell ieoy, 1916] (3p. 13227
p. Svo. [81562
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
18. 1916; A 445698; J. B. Haines,
Cheltenham, Pa.
and garden
Woop (Almena H.) Merry, merry
Christmas. Card, 43 by 7 inches.
[31563
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916s» \ As An4dot4 | Birrowe
brothers co., Cleveland.
pt. I. n. s.. v.13
WooDLAWN cemetery*, New York.
Woodlawn. [14] p. front. illus.
SVO. [31564
© Mar. 8, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
14, 1916: A 427236.
WoopwarpD avenue school, Detroit,
Mich. Woodward avenue school for
artistic dancing and scientific body
culture. [4] p. 16mo. [31565
© Oct. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
2, 1916; A 447154; Allegra L. David,
Detroit.
WoRCESTER, Mass. Worcester city
guide and street directory. [Rev.
ed.] Worcester, Drew Allis ¢o.,
1916. 99 p.* (fold. map) 16mo.
- [81566
© Dec. 15, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dee.
21, 1916; A 446895; Drew Allis co.,
Worcester, Mass.
Work (Edgar Whitaker)
able riches.
Unsearch-
New York, American
tract society [1916] 20 p. 32mo.
$0.20 [81567
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 454057; American tract
society, New York.
Worrett (Alice Cannon)* Jefferson-
ville, Ind. Vigil. Post card. [31568
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
21, 1916; A 448446.
Wricut (C. Da)* Minneapolis. To
the game of golf. 16p. illus. 24mo.
131569
© Nov. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448127.
WricHTt (Isahelle L.)* Malden, Mass.
Rules for the Peggy practical games.
{tip o2mno: [31570
© Oct. 24, 1916; 2 e. and aff. Oct.
26, 1916; A 447039.
Wu Tine Fane. Wu Ting Fang’s mes-
sage. (In Washington times.)
[31571
© Dec. 5, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 7, 1916;
A 449536; United press associations,
New York.
Wvtir (Elizabeth Rachel)* New York.
Essentials of finance, commerce and
business explained practicaily and
simply to women in individual and
class instruction. [4] p. folder.
16mo. [31572
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1916;
aff. Dec. 12, 1916; A 454007.
1396
| Wvur (I. A. R.) [31573, 31574
a Duchess in pursuit: The outrageous
honeymoon. New York, Federal print-
ing company, 1916. Ae) Met ene
.50. © Oct. 30, 1916; .2 c. .and aff.
Noy. 2, 1916; A 447152. .
© Galbraith
York.
Prisoners of war. (Jn Story-teller, Dec.,
1916) @1c. Dec. 9, 1916; A ad int.
2826; pubd. Nov. 10, 1916.
© I. A. R. Wylie. % Hughes Mas-
sie & co., London.
no. 12, 1916
_ es
Welch. inc... New
WYOMING weather chart calendar,
1917. 12 1., [2] p. illus., col. map.
fol. By is
© July 1, 1916: 2c. and aff. Oct.
28, 1916; A 447115: Grand Rapids
ealendar co., Grand Rapids. Mich.
X-RAY incubator co.*, Des Moines.
X-ray picture book. Sheet, illus.,
printed on both sides, 174 by 234
inches. fold. to Syo. [31576
© Nov. 22, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Nov.
27, 1916; A 448157.
Yano (Shuzo)* New York. [Japanese
telephone address directory card]
Card printed on both sides, 172 by
10% inches. [31577
© Oct. 25, 1916: 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1916;
aff. Nov. 3, 1916; A 444749.
YAWMAN & Erse mfg. co.*, Rochester,
Ne. ¥. [31578, 31579
Archivos y sistemas para oficinas. 64 p.
fronts., illus., maps, diagrs. 4to. @
Nov. 10, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 13,
1916; A 446340.
Filing devices including filing cabinets
of woed and steel also efficiency desks,
etc. 96, [2] p. col front., illus.
(part col.) 4to. (General catalog no.
2816) @© Oct. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. Oct. 23,
1916; aff. Nov. 1, 1916; A 444724.
BOOKS, GROUP II
31588
Yeo-
19 p.
(Bulletin no.
[31580
and aff.
YEOMANS bros.
mans electric
illus., diagrs.
B 3000, Nov..,
© Nov. 23,
Nov. 27, 1916;
ZANGHIERBI (Tancred)
Italy’s memory of emperor.
Chicago daily news) [31581
Wov.. 25; 1916: 1 ‘e: Nov, - 2.
1916: A 449301; Chicago daily news
co., Chicago.
co.*, Chicago.
bilge pumps.
dio.
1916)
Bi! eee
A 448169.
Scaffolds
(In
Ziktk (Anna Margaretha) * Los Angeles.
Prayer for the nations. Sheet, 9 by
6 inches. [31582
Nov. 8, 1916; 2 @ and aff.
Noy. 21, 1916: A 447492.
ZIMMERMAN (W. A.)* Salt Lake City.
[31583-31587
Dear mother mine. Sheet, 10 by 7
inches. $0.25. @©@ Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c.
and afi. Nov. T, 1916; A 447265.
Goodnight, Moonman dear. Card, col.
illus., S% by 10% inches. $0.60. @
Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1916;
aff. Nov. 28, 1916; A 448185.
My prayer. Sheet, 10-+by 7 inches.”
$0.25. @© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 7, 1916; A 447266.
Worry. Card, illus., 93 by 7 inches.
$0.35. © Nov. 23, 1916: 2 ec. Nov.
29,1916; aff. Nov. 28, 1916: A 448184.
Worry. Salt Lake City, Inter-mountain
art co., 1916. Sheet, 7 by 42 inches.
$0.15. @ Nov. 7, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Noy. 18, 1916; A 447483.
ZUMWALT (Imri)* Bonner Springs,
Kan. Call of the open fields and
other poems. [24] p. illus. 8vo.
$0.25. [31588
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c« and aff.
Nov. 27, 1916; A 448133.
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BEC TURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES, PREPARED
rOR ORAL DELIVERY
(Mabel Woolman)* San
Pure and applied. num-
ber. 20 numb. 1. obl. 16mo. Mul-
tigraphed. [31589
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1916; C 1018.
Baker (Eleanor Dambmass)* Buffalo.
[81590-81593
Analytical analysis of Die meistersinger
von Niirnberg, Mrs. Howard Hamilton
ARLEIGH
Francisco.
maser bp: 1., 29 numb. 1. fol:
typewritten. © 1 c. Dec. 138, 1916;
Ca.1022:
Analytical analysis of Hansel and
Gretel, by Mrs. Howard Hamilton
Baker. £9! 4. (part numb.) fol.
Typewritten. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1916;
Cy TO2s8.
Analytical analysis of Herodiade, by
Mrs. Howard Hamilton Baker. 1 p. lL,
20) numb. 1. Typewritten. @
Zee Bec. ~21, 1916: C2027.
Analytical analysis of Parsifal, at Mrs
Howard Hamilton Baker. pk 35
numb. 1. fol. Typewritten. © Le.
Wee, 21, 1916: C 1029.
CiLancy (John D.)* Chicago. Lecture
on a plan of operation for first
mortgage loans. 3 1. 4to. Type-
written. [381594
2 @ Dee. 18, 1916; C1025.
CLARKE (Elbert) co., inc.*, Rochester,
N. Y. Analysis of the selling price.
10 1. chart. fol. Typewritten.
[31595
@ 1 c. Nov. 17, 1916; C 1019.
KFLacGe (Jared)* New York. How to
take money out of Wall Street.
Typewritten. [81596
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1916; C 1017.
GRAEFFE (Albert J.)* New York. Cir-
cumstantial evidence and judicial
murder. 21 numb. 1. 4to. Type-
written. [31597
© 1 c. Nov. 24, 1916; C 1021.
Hatt (William Davis)* Philadelphia.
Peace pilgrim; a humorous lecture.
11 numb. 1. Typewritten. [Text
parallel to binding] [31598
© 1c. Dee. 29, 1916; GC 1033.
HILDERBRANT (Edith Lydia)* Harvey,
McCasr (‘Thomas)* Dominion Heights,
Va.) Fime and, space. 2 1.’ fol.
Typewritten. [31600
ee Nove 25, 1916) C1016:
MERRIAM (Ralph)* Chicago. Notes on
oral lectures on the law of shippers
and carriers. 2 p.(l., 14 numb... 1.
fol. Multigraphed. [31601
© te: Dees tl, 19t6 -'C 1020:
Minter, «(Bi V.)*
Electrical wizard.
inches. Typewritten.
© Le: Dee. 22; (19165 C1032:
MUrer (Hollis LeRoy)* Fort Win-
field Scott, Cal. Elements of train-
ing in military aviation, compiled
for the instruction of aviation train-
ing detachment at the Business
men’s camp, Monterey, Cal., July
10—-Aug. 5, 1916. 2 p.1., 2-39 numb.
l (Aeronautical society of Cali-
fornia) [31603
© 1c Auge. 22, 1916; € 1015,
Sherman, Tex.
Sheet, 14 by 84
[31602
NIEMEYER (Bernhardt)* New York.
Bernard monologue—Dutch, Irish,
and Hebrew dialect monologue. 2 1.
fol. Typewritten. [31604
© be. Novi-22.'19163:C 1026.
O’BRIEN (Victor W.)* Bay City, Mich.
Musical hall of fame. 2 1. fol.
Multigraphed. [31605
© de Nov. 7,/191642C 1014.
TENLEY (Elmer) Transfer man.
cover-title, 4 numb. 1. fol. Type-
written. [31606
cy toc Dec: 5, 1916; C 1024 ©
Harry Foy, New York. :
[ WHITHORNE (Emerson)] Syllabus of
The progressive series of piano les-
sons. 294 loose l. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31607
Ochk.c. Dec.G, 1916: C 103i) °©o)
Art publication society, St. Louis.
WRIGHT (Fay Roy Patchin)* Manhat-
Ili. Crusade of the ages. 55 numb. tan;,;Cal. Artist’s:dream.;, 34¢.fol.
1. fol. Multigraphed. [31599 Typewritten. [31608
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1916; C 1023. Cine. Now 27,, 19165 1€ 1030:
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CLASS D. DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
A QUIEN ME RECUERDA USTED? paso
de comedia, [de] Serafin y Joaquin
Alvarez Quintero. Madrid, 1916.
45 p. 12mo. [31609
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45107; S. y J. Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid.
ABANICO (EL) DE LA PoMPADOUR; Vode-
vil en 3 actos, de Ramon Asensio
Mas y José Juan Cadenas, mfisica
original de los maestros Calleja y
Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1916. 89 p. 12mo.
| Libretto only] [31610
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45128; R. Asensio M4s y J. Juan
Cadenas, Madrid.
ACCORDING TO MEASURE; farce-comedy
in 1 act with prologue and epi-
logue, by L. E. Bisch. 33 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [81611
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45759;
Louis Edward Bisch, New York.
ADVENTURESS (THE) ; drama in 4 acts,
by Paul M. Potter. Rev. September
1916. [119] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[81612
eetcre: Oct... 25, 1916: D 45296:
Walter C. Jordan and Paul Potter,
New York.
AEGEAN (THE); play in 1 act, by I. R.
Baxley. [1], 15 p. 4to.
ten.
© 1 c¢ Oct. 30, 1916; D 45424;
Isaac Rieman Baxley, Santa Bar-
bara, Cal.
AFTER THE SHOW; 3 people singing
sketch, by Arthur Darvo. 5p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31614
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45769;
William Carlson, Chicago.
AH GIM’ME THE RING; comedy skit, by
M. Cooperstein. 6 p. 4to. Type-
vritten. [81615
© 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916; D 45261; Max
Cooperstein, New York.
Typewrit- |
[31613
ALEGRES (LAS) CHICAS pE BERLIN; op-
ereta en 8 actos, original de Manuel
Merino y Ceferino R. Avecilla, mt-
sica del maestro Millan. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles]
1916. 62 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
[31616
© July 6, 1916; 1 e. Oct. 11, 1916:
D 45125; M. Merino y C. R. Avecilla,
Madrid.
ALIcE MARDEN; dramatic comedy of
to-day in 8 acts, by M. D. Hallam
and F. D. 8S. Bethune. [2], 132 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31617
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1916; D 45624:
Martha Dean Hallam and Faneuil
Dunkin Stein Bethune, New York.
ALL’S SWELL THAT ENDS SWELL ; comedy
[in 3 acts] by G. M. Major. Pri-
vately printed, 1916. 46 p. Svo.
[31618
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45534:
George Macdonald Major, New York.
ALMOST A MOTHER; farce comedy in 3
acts and 38 scenes, by Bosworth
Crocker [pseud. of M. A. C. Childs
Lewisohn] [5], 54 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31619
© 1 e. Nov. 15, 1916; D 45488:
Mary Arnold Crocker (Childs) Lew-
isohn, Columbus, O.
ALSACE; piéce en 3 actes, par Gaston
Leroux et Camille Dreyfus. Paris,
Editions P. Lafitte [1916]. 2 p. 1.
22 DP. . Lam. [31620
© Oct. 14, 1916: 1 c Dee. 9, 1916:
D 45619; Hachette & co., Paris.
AMERICAN FESTIVALS FOR ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS; by Madalene D. Barnum.
New York, Samuel French: London,
Samuel French, Itd. [1916]. 26 p.
12mo. [31621
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1916;
D 45646; Samuel French and the
New York center of the Drama
league of America, New York.
1401
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31622
pt. 1, 2. Sas
AMONG THE LIONS:
act, by G. Middleton.
Typewritten.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1916: D 45433 ;
George Middleton, New York.
[2], 16 p. 4to.
ANNIE Laurie; Scotch novelty play,
by A. Denville and John Maclaren.
[80] p. 4to. Typewritten. [31623
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916: D 4555; Al-
fred Denville, London.
ANYGIRL; allegory, by P. Redmund.
[10] p. 4to. Typewritten. [31624
© 1 :¢., Nev... 9,. 1916:.D 45385 ;
Percy Redmond, Dallas.
APOLLO, THE CHILD OF LIGHT; dramati-
zation [in 4 acts] by Effie Seachrest.
(In her Greek photoplays. Book
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢ Nov. 17, 1916;
aff. Nov. 18, 1916; A 445695: Rand,
McNally & co., Chicago) [31624*
APPEAL (THE) FOR THE AMATEUR;
playlet, by J. Gardner. 3 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31625
© 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45308;
Jack Gardner, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
AREN’T THEY
short plays.
ARK II; farce in 8 acts, by A. N. C.
Rowler,,.<l21ec80. wh, ..Atp. Type-
written. [31626
© 1 ¢. Nov.. 29, 1916; D 45549;
Albert N. C. Fowler, Glens Falls,
1 ee
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS;
travelogue in 12 tableaus, written
especially for The children’s play,
by The Martin studios, Willimantie,
Conn., 1916. 27 p. 16mo. [31627
© 'Nov./21,..1916; 2 ©. ‘Nov. 17:
1916; D 45524; William S. Martin.
Willimantic, Conn.
WONDERS. See Four
ARPI’S MILLIONAIRE: comedy in 8 acts,
by B. HH: Orkow.’ [75] ‘p.>* 4to.
Typewritten. [31628
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1916; D 456384:
Banjamin Harrison Orkow, Brook-
lyn. :
AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING; play in
1 act, by H. Fulton. [1], 14 p. 4to.
Ms. [31629
(Or 1 ec. Dee 1916; D 45599;
Helen Fulton, New York.
AT DAYBREAK; play in 8 acts, by Jane
Cowl [i. e. J. C. Klauber] and Jane
Murfin. [103] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31630
©» 4d ve. Neve, 22. 1916; D 45475;
Jane Cowl Klauber, New York.
social satire in 1
[31622
AT THE STAGE DOOR: musical comedy
in 1 act by G. F. Hall. (21; em
tto. Typewritten. [Words only }.
[381631
© 1.2. Oe Sk 1916; D 45319;
George I’. Hall and Harry Stevens.
New York.
AT THE SUMMER DANCE HALL; mono-
logue for a woman, by Laura Wil-
liams. Chicago, Dramatie publish-
ing company, 1946. 4 p. 12mo.
[31632
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 & Dec. 23.
1916; D 45709: Dramatie pub. co.,
Chicago.
ATTORNEY (THE) FOR THE DEFENSE;
play in 1 act, by G. Mythen and Ww.
O. Iserloh. [1], 18 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31633
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1916: D 45610 ;
Grattan Mythen and Wm. O. Iser-
loh, Los Angeles.
ATTRACTION (AN) aT Cassipys; play
in 1 act, by Helen Alden fi. e. H. A.
Woodworth]. [25] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31634
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1916; D 45290 ;
Helen Alden Woodworth, Brookline,
Mass,
AUNT PENELOPE; comedy in 1 act, by
jog) P. > Kirk.” 2i ee Type-
written. [31635
© i« Nov. 3, 1916; D 453382 ;
Leonora Price Kirk, Alameda, Cal.
AUNT SUSAN’S TROUBLES ON THE FARM;
monologue for a woman, by Lillian
Davidson. Chicago, Dramatic pub-
lishing company, 1916. 6 p. 12mo.
‘ [31636
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1916: D 45740; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
AWAKENING
missionary
(THE) oF Mr. SmirH;
play, by Bertha J.
Clemans. Chicago, Lewis L. Henry.
1916. [8] p. 12mo. [31637
© Oct. 23, 1916: 2 e@ Oct. 30.
1916; D 45301; Lewis L. Henry,
Chicago. ;
BABY CLOTHES; sketch, by E. Clifton.
[4], 30 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31638
© 1c Nov. 24, 1916: D 45514 ;
Ethel Clifton, Chicago.
Back To CoHoEs; play in 1 act, by
Frank Terry. [6] p. fol. Type-
written. [31639
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1916; D 45327; Oren
Hargesheimer, Louisville.
1402
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no, 12, 1916
Back To EARTH. See Never too late.
BAcK WAGES; play in 3 acts, by A.
Goodrich. [121] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31640
© 1c Nov. 17, 1916; D 45455;
Arthur Goodrich, Brooklyn.
Bap (THE) MAN INSIDE; play in a pro-
logue and 3 acts, by EH. Chantler.
[125] p. 4to. Typewritten. [381641
fy tec. Dec, 27,, 1916; D 45749;
Everett Chantler, Pittsburgh.
Barpoa. See Three plays.
Banpit (THE); play in 1 act, by C.
Phelps. [1], 25 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31642
(2 ec. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45305;
Carrington Phelps, New York.
BARBERINE. See Quatre comédies.
BARNSTORMER (THE); sketch, by G.
Bloomquest. [19] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31643
© 1 c Dee. 11, 1916; D 45627;
George Bloomquest, Minneapolis.
BASE BALL; vaudeville sketch, by G.
fe isashner.. [2], 5¢ p.. Svo. Ms.
[31644
©) 1 cG. Nov. 9; 1916; D»45387;
Geo. H. Kashner, Trenton, N. J.
BE PREPARED; boy scout play in 38 acts,
by L. C. Partch. Fond du Lae, Wis.,
Fuller & Burkart, 1916. 56 p.
12mo. [31645
©) Wee, #, 191632 ¢ Nov. 29,
1916; D 45721; Le Roy C. Partch,
Lake Mills, Wis.
BED ROCK; comedy in 8 acts, by Eden |
Phillpotts and Basil Macdonald
Hastings. [101] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31646
© 1 ¢ Nov. 29, 1916; D 45551;
A. E. F. Horniman, London.
BEFORE WOMEN VOTED IN CALIFORNIA;
play in 4 acts, by L. S. Grosser.
[34] p. 4to. Typewritten. [81647
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1916; D 45651;
Leonora Sens Grosser, Los Angeles.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN; drama in a pro-
logue and 4 acts, by R. L. Beecher.
[1], 108 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31648
© 1c Dec. 27, 1916; D 45747;
Robert Livingston Beecher, New
York.
31656
Brest (THE) MAN; comedy playlet, by
A. Bartlett. [1], 15 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31649
©) tf e Nov, 15, 1916s) D 45432;
Arthur Bartlett, New York.
BETTINE. See Quatre comédies.
BETWEEN THE LINES; drama of the
South in 4 acts, by I. B. Hender-
son and EH. L. Cowles. [64] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31650
© 1 « Dee. 15, 1916; D 45542;
Ida Briggs Henderson and Edw.
Lansing Cowles, Charlotte, N. C.
BippyY-CoieEn ; Irish singing and talk-
ing act in.1, by T. J. Baston:: 20 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31651
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1916; D 45657;
Thornton J. Baston, San Francisco.
Big Kate. See Four short plays.
BrrtH (THE) OF A NATION’S FLAG; ex-
cellent school play, by Ellen Jess.
Franklin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1916. 13 p.
12mo. [31652
Cy Nov. 25, 1916s, 2. en Dec nis;
1916; D 45672; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
Brack (THE) MASK; dramatic farce
comedy, by E. de Corsia. 21 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31653
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1916; D 45472; Ed-
ward de Corsia, New York.
Biroop (THE) LOVE; or, The park
tramp, play in 5 acts, by A. E. Mor-
rison. [1], 27 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31654
© 1.e¢ Dec. 7, 1916; D 45594;
Amelia Esthera Morrison, Atlantie
City.
Brioop oF RACHEL; a dramatization of
Esther, play in 1 act. (Jn his The
Blood of Rachel and other poems.
Book. © Dee. 12, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 21, 1916; A 446872; Cotton Noe,
Louisville) [31654*
BLUEBEARD. See Fairy tale plays.
BosaRDING (THE) HOUSE LADY; dra-
matic playlet, by G. Ford. [1], 9 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31655
© 1 e¢ Nov.-14, 1916; D 45421;
George Ford, Rutherford, N. J.
Bopsy’s MaBet; comedy drama in 1
ack by C.F. Ivins... [1]; s3epie4 tol
Typewritten. [31656
©-1 ce. Dec. 16, 1916; D 45662;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
1403
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
81657
pt. I, n.s., v.13
Botrep (THE) DOooR; American play in
3 acts and a prologue, by L. S. La-
vine and A. French. [1], 10p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31657
© 1 ec. Nov. 22, 1916: D 45483;
Lawrence S. Lavine and Adelaide
French, Philadelphia.
Book (THE) AGENT; comedy in 1 act,
by E. J. Weisenberg. [1], 10p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31658
© 1c. Dec. 138, 1916; D 45643;
Edward J. Weisenberg, New York.
BogNn IN SIN: American play of to-
day in a prologue and 38 acts, by C.S.
Washburne. [96] p. fol. Type
written. [381659
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1916; D 45617;
Charles Shepard Washburne, Chi-
cago.
BoRROWERS’ DAY; rural comedy in 1
act, by Jessie E. Henderson. Phila-
delphia, Penn publishing company,
1916. 31 p. 12mo. [31660
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1916;
D 45587: Penn pub. co., Philadel-
phia.
Boy (THE) MARTYR OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT; drama of the catacombs
in 4 acts, by Charles Phillips. Wat-
sonville, Cal, St. Francis school
for boys [1916] 40 p. 12mo. [31661
© Dee. 2, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 8, 1916;
1 e.. Dee: 36, -TSI1Gy 3 4574 SE
Francis school for boys. Watson-
ville, Cal.
Boy (THE) scoUT HERO; comedy
drama in 2 acts, by Edwin Puller.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
[1916]. 22 p. 12mo. [31662
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
D 45358; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
Boy’s ESSAY ON BOYS; monologue for
a man or woman, by Lillian David-
son. Chicago, Dramatic publishing
company, 1916. 5p. 12mo. [31663
© Dee. 22, 1916; 2 ce Dec. 26,
1916; D 45738; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
BrRANKA; ballet in 4 actes, par J. C. L.
de Strelecki. [82] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31664
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1916: D 45663:
Jean C. L. de Strelecki, New York.
BROTHER AND SISTER; Christmas phan-
tasie in 2 scenes, by Louise Marny
fi. e. L. M. Muller]. [11] p. 12mo.
Printed. [31665
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1916: D 45600:
Louise Marny Muller, Santa Bar-
bara, Cal.
BrowN-EYED Betty; [play in 3 acts]
by Gladys Ruth Bridgham. Frank-
lin, O., Eldridge entertainment
house, 1916. 46 p. 12mo. [31666
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1916;
D 45679; Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O.
Buri (A) MARKET; farcical playlet in
1 scene, by J. W. Rusk. [1], 22 p.
4to. Typewritten. {31667
© 1c. Dee. 22, 1916; D 45713;
J. Wilkie Rusk, Hudson, N. Y. |
BURLA BURLANDO; entremés [en 3 es-
cenas] original de V. de Pereda.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espafio-
les] 1916. 16 p. 12mo. [31668
© July 6, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45097; Vincente de Pereda,
Madrid.
CABRITA QUE TIRA AL MONTE; drama
en 4 actos, inspirado en una copla
Andaluza, [de] Serafin y Joaquin
Alvarez Quintero. Madrid, Im-
prenta clasica espafiola, 1916. 246
p. 12mo. [31669
© July 6, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45094; S. y J. Alvarez Quintero,
Madrid.
Catt (THE) OF CHILDHOOD; 1 act play-
lette, by E. Devoy. [1], 28 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31670
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1916; D 45295;
Emmet Devoy, New York.
CANTERBURY (THE) PILGRIMS; opera
fin 4 acts] text by P. MacKaye,
music by Reginald De Koven. [Re-
vised and abridged ed.] New York,
Maemillan company, 1916. 63 p. 8vo.
[Words only] ; [31671
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1916;
D 45558; Percy MacKaye, Windsor,
Vt.
Carn Jup; 3 act rural comedy, by
F. M. Mitchell. [41] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31672
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1916; D 45748;
Fred M. Mitchell, Brooklyn.
Caprices (LES) DE MARIANNE. See
Quatre comédies.
CapricHo (EL) DE LAS DAMAS; vode-
vil en 3 actos, [de Ricardo] Blasco,
fRamd6nj Asensio Mas y [José Juan]
Cadenas, mitsica original del mae-
stro Luis Foglietti. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espafioles] 1916. 97
p. 12mo. [Libretto only] [81673
© July 6, 1916; 1 e. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45124: Blasco. Asensio Mas y Ca-
denas, Madrid.
1404
=
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
Caprain Kipp, gr.: farce in 3 acts, by
R. J. Young. [123] p. 4to. Type
written. [31674
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1916; D 45636;
Rida Johnson Young, New York.
CartoTra; drama in 1 act, by J. D.
Dyrenforth. [3], 10 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31675
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1916; D 45419;
James Douglas Dyrenforth, New
York.
Cave (THe) MAN: farce-melodrama in
3 acts, by C. Andrews. [119] P.
4to. Typewritten. [31676
© 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45536;
Chariton Andrews. New York.
Crerrosazo (Ex); entremés [en 1 acto,
de] Serafin y Joaquin Alvarez Quin-
tero. Madrid, 1916. 46, [8] p.
12mo. [31677
© Sept. 5, 1916: 1 e¢ Oct. 11,
#516: D 45108; 8S. y J. Alvarez
Quintero, Madrid.
CuHance (A) sHOoT; comedy drama in
1 act, by W. H. Warner and De
Witte Kaplan [pseud. of Y. D. Kap-
lanj]. [2], 21 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31678
© 1c Nov. 22, 1916; D 45486;
Ysabel De Witte Kaplan and Wil-
liam Henry Warner, New York.
Cuarity (THE) BAZAAR; eniertain-
ment in 2 acts, by Harriet A. Mc-
Cabe. Chicago. Dramatic publish-
ing company, 1916. 50 p. 12mo.
[31679
© Dec. 22. 1916; 2 ce Dec. 26.
1916; D 45742: Dramatic pub. co..
Chicago. [
CHARRETTE (LA) ANGLAISE: comédie en
3 actes, par G. Berr et L. Verneuil.
Paris, Librairie théatrale, artistique
& littéraire, 1916. 189 p. 12mo.
[31680
© Sept. 2, 1916: 1 c. Dee. 9, 1916:
D 45620: Georges Berr & Louis
Verneuil, Paris.
CHEVALIERS (LES) TEUTONIQUES ; drame
historique en 5 actes et 8 tableaux.
par P. Strozzi et B. Kozakiewicz,
d’aprés le roman de Henryk Sienkie-
wicz. 137 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31681
© i ec Dec. 9, 1916: D 45622:
Paul Strozzi B. Kozakiewicz.
Paris.
a
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31690
Curtp (THE) UNBORN; play in 3 acts,
by H. M. Barnes. [90] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31682
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45768;
Howard McKent Barnes, Chicago.
CHILDREN’S (THE) CHRISTMAS DREAM;
play in 1 act, by Mary E. Telford,
Chicago, Lewis L. Henry, 1916. [8] p.
12mo. [31683
© Oct. 15, 1916; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1916;
D 45061; Lewis L. Henry. Chicago.
CHRISTKIND: new drama in 3 acts
fand several poems] by F. A. Leth-
ert. St. Paul. Minn., F. A. Lethert,
1916. 45 p. 12mo. [31684
©. Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 23,
1916; D 45650; Frank Anthony
Lethert, St. Paul.
CHRISTMAS AT McCartHy’s; Dayton,
O., Paine publishing company, 1916.
18 p. 12mo. [31685
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 447872; Paine pub.
co., Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS AT PUNKIN HOLLHR; a
Christmas play. Dayton, O., Paine
publishing company [1916] 23 p.
12mo. [31686
© Nov. 206, 1916; 2 ec. and aff.
Dee. 1, 1916: A 447871; Paine pub.
co., Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS {A) FANTASY; in 2 acts,
by L. Jamison and W. J. Viley.
[6] p. fol. Typewritten. [31687
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1916; D 45507;
Lorena Jamison and Wylla Jamison
Viley, St. Louis.
CHristmsas (A) mystTeRy; for 13
boys. by Elizabeth Guptill, Frank-
lin, O.. Denver, Col., Eldridge en-
tertainment house, 1916. 21 p. 12mo.
[3i688
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 18,
1916: D 45667; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
CurtistMas (A) PAGEANT; by Felicitas
Saleski. Franklin, O.. Denver, Col..
Eldridge entertainment house, 1916.
i+ 2. * 12m: ~ [31689
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 e Dec. 38,
1916: D 45668; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin. O.
CuuLto (EL) DEL BARRIO; Zarzuela en
1 acto y 3 cuadros, original y en
prosa de E. Alonso, mfisica del maes-
tro R. Ortells. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espaioles] 1916. 25 p. 12mo.
[ Libretto- only] [31690
© Sep& 5, 1916; 1 «: Gee. s1,.
1916; D 45137: Emilio Alonso, Mad-
rid.
1465
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31691
CINDERELLA; .or, The magic slipper;
_ fairy play in 5 acts, 7 tableaus, writ-
ten especially for The children’s
play, by The Martin studios, Willi-
mantic, Conn., 1916. 23 p. 16mo.
[31691
Noviec2l; “15163,2 Nev: 17,
1916; D 45525; William S. Martin,
Willimantic, Conn.
—— See also Fairy tale plays.
Cinpy; sketch, by E. Clifton. [1],
33 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31692
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1916; D 45515;
Ethei Clifton, Chicago.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE; playlet, by
Seve’ PIaHeTey ait... feed We ees
Typewritten. [31693
© ft « Dec 6, 1916; D 45592;
John Joseph Flaherty, Jersey City.
Crrecus (A) DAY IN GEORGIA; comedy
variety skit, by Al and Jack Gruet.
7 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31694
© 1c. Dec. 13, 1916; D 45639;
Albert and John Gruet. Lansing,
Mich.
CrupAp (LA) ALEGRE Y CONFIADA;
comedia en 38 cuadros y 1 prdlogo,
considerndos como 3 actos, de J.
Benavente. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafoles] 1916. 91 p.
12mo. [31695
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45109 : yanks Benavente, Madrid.
CLEAR CONSCIENCE; comedy drama in 4
acts, original by M. Gabel.
4 PN NONTT DIDPND syyo MDI YIM
-27293 OPND PO Uiipsk DUPR
[4], 108 p. bead Ms. [31696
© 1 c. Oct. 14,.1916; D 45162;
Max Gabel, New York.
CLIMAX OF POLITICS; dramatic sketch,
by _.N. ‘Goldstein: [21, Sp. .. tol
Typewritten. [31697
©.1 c Oct. 30, 1916; D 45428;
Nathan Goldstein, Brooklyn.
SOCAINE; tragedy in 1 act, by J. P.
King. 22 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31698
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1916; D 45640;
John Pendleton King, New York.
COLLABORATION; play in 1 act, by S.
Cowan. 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31699
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45386;
Sada Cowan, New York.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
CoMING Across; play in 1 act, by M.
Moore-Clement. [2], 22 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31700
© 1 e« Nov. 17, 1916; D 45451;
Maud Moore-Clement, Chicago.
CONFERENCIA (LA) DE ALGECTRAS;
aproposito [en 2 cuadros], original
de Enrique Garcia Alvarez y Pedro
Munoz Seca. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 1916. 22 p. 12mo.
[31701
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 e. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45121; E. Garcia Alvarez y. P.
Munoz Seca, Madrid.
Conquista (LA) DEL AMIGO; dialogo
en prosa, de A. P. Maristany.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores esna-
floles] 1916. 15 p. 12mo. [31702
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45115; ‘ieiknaee E. Maristany,
Madrid.
CoNTRA EL QUERER NO HAY RAZONES.
See Serafin, el pinturero.
ContTRApDICTION (A) sTILL; play in 1
act, by E. McEldowney. [2], 15 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31703
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1916; D 45347;
Elliott McEldowney, North White
Plains, N. Y.
Copper (THE) CoPpPED; dramatic com-
position in 1 act, by H. E. Van der
Koor. 9 p. fol. Typewritten.
[31704
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1916; D 45485;
Herman E. Van der Koor, St. Paul.
CoRINNE OF THE CIRCUS; comedy-drama
in 3 acts, by Katharine Kavanaugh.
Chicago, Dramatic publishing com-
pany, 1916. 36 p. 12mo. [31705
© Dec. 22; 1916: 2 € Dee oe
1916; D 45743; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
CoRIOLANUS (THE TRAGEDY OF); by
Shakespeare, adapted for dramatic
east reading, by E. S. Fry. [2],
75 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31706
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1916; D 45376;
Emma Sheridan Fry, Brooklyn.
CORNERED; comedy drama, by L. Len-
non. [1],4p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31707
© 1 ©. Oct. 30, 1916;_D 45382;
Lucille Lennon, Chicago.
Country (A) Boy SCOUT; comedy dra-
ma for boys in 3 acts, by Walter
Ben Hare. Chicago, T. S. Denison
& company [1916] 63 p. 12mo.
[31708
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Nov. 13, 1916;
D 45404; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
1406 ? :
Cousin GENE; comedy
. 12. 1916
SIN CLEMENTINE; comedy in 3 acts,
by Mary Bertrand [i. e. Mrs. H.
Hickman] [1]. 23 p. fol. Type-
written. [31709
© 1 c. Nov. 13, 1916; D 45513;
Mrs. H. Hickman, New York.
in 3 acts, by
Grace Delaney Goldenburg. Chi-
eago, Dramatic publishing company,
1916. 55 p. 12mo. [31710
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 23,
1916; D 45708; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
CUPID IN A FIX; comedy in 1 act, by
M. Hennequin, adapted from the
French, by the Andersons. [1], 138
m 4to. Typewritten. [31711
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1916; D 45589;
Osear Osso, New York.
CURLEY ; play in 1 act, by C. D. Stuart.
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31712
© i c. Nov. 24, 1916; D 45510;
Charles Duff Stuart, San Francisco.
DANGERS OF IGNORANCE; or, The lure
of the city, melodramatic incident
of the white slave traffic in 3 acts,
by Charles A. Warren. [52] p. fol.
Mimeographed. 2 [31713
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1916; D 4560S;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
DANTE; by George Lansing Raymond.
(In his Dante, and collected verse.
2d ed. rev. New York and London,
G. P. Putnam’s sons [1916] Book
© July 5, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1916:
aff. Dec. 12, 1916: A 446794: G. L.
Raymond, Los Angeles) [31713*
DAUGHTERS OF WISDOM; pageant of |
famous women, by S. C. Gruver.
[13] p. 4to. Typewritten. [381714
© 1 c¢ Dec. 30, 1916; D 4577
Suzanne Carey Gruver, Brockton,
Mass.
Day (A) DREAM IN JAPAN; play in 1
act, by P. Burton. Boston, J. W.
Luce and company [1916] 68 p.
12mo. $1.00. [31714*
© Mar. 24, 1916; 2 ce. May 5, 1916:
aff. May 3, 1916: A 4468S5; Percy
Burton, New York.
Day (THE) OF RECKONING: play in 3
acts, by D. Oppenheim. [1], 154 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31715
© 1 e« Nov. 20, 1916; D 45470;
Dave Oppenheim, New York.
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
31725
DEACON DuBsBs; rural comedy drama
in 3 acts. by Walter Ben Hare.
Chicago, T. S. Denison company
[1916]. 71 p. 12mo. [31716
©) Oct. 28,. 1916; 2 c. Neve. 4,
1916; D 45359; Eben H. Norris,
Chicago.
DepIcATION (THE); drama in 8 acts,
by D. N. Rubin. [91] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [31717
© 1c Dec. 28, 1916; D 45751;
Daniel Nathan Rubin, Birmingham,
Ala.
DELIGHT-OF-LIFE (THE) ; American In-
dian play of long ago in 4 acts, by
George B. Haslett-Wehner. [1], 104
p. 4to. Typewritten, [31718
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1916; D 45468;
George Benjamin Wehner, Detroit.
Demons (THE); the spirits of the
dead, drama in 1 act. by O. Bjork-
man. [2]. 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
(31719
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45425
Bjorkman, New York.
DENNIS BRASS CLOCK: comedy in 1 act,
by C. van Valkenburg. 16 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31720
© 1e. Dec. 9, 1916: D 45616;
Carlton van Valkenburg, New York.
DERELICT (THE); comedy drama in 1
act, by Y. D. Kaplan and W. H.
Warner. [2], 23 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31721
© 1 e. Nov. 25, 1916; D 45529;
Ysabel De Witte Kaplan & William
Henry Warner, New York.
- Olaf
2 actos y en prosa, original de J. M.
Acevedo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1916... 58 p. 12mo.
[31722
© July 6. 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 11. 1916;
D 45095; José M. Acevedo, Madrid.
DeESERTER (THE); play in 1 acti, by
George M. Rosener. [1], 10 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [31723
© 1e. Dee. 29, 1916; D 45766:
George J. Wetzel. New York.
Desconocma. (L.A): juguete cémico en
DIANA; comedy in 1 act. by B. M.
Kaye. 30 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31724
© ic. Nov. 14, 1916; D 45414;
Benj. M. Kaye. New York.
Drana’s stupio; 1 act, by F. Sum-
mers. [2], 27 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31725
© 1c. Nov. 238, 1916; D 45498:
Florence Summers, New York.
1407
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31726
pt. ine Sa
Dr. CONOVER’S WARD; comedy drama
in 8 acts, by Mrs. Walter R. Lamkin.
Franklin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1916. 32 p.
12mo. [31726
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c Dec. 18, 1916;
D 45677; Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O.
Doctor DINGLE; comic opera in 2 acts,
by Burbeck Fay [i. e. H. N. B. Fay].
[106] p. 4to. Typewritten. [Li-
bretto only]. [31727
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1916; D 45644;
Howard Needham Burbeck Fay,
New York.
Dr. POWEL TAKES CONTROL; modern
drama in 4 acts, by A. Sterling.
[100] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31728
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1916; D 45746; Ada
Sterling, New York.
Doc-GONE (A) DANGEROUS GIRL; episode
in the suburbs, by J. McCree. [1],
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [81729
© 1..¢...Ott) 28; 1916: Dy. 45297:
Junie McCree, New York.
DoLuir; super-comedy of love, laugh-
ter, and lies, in 4 acts, by H. A. Mc-
Anarney. 116 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31730
© 1 « Dee. 5, 1916; D» 45582;
Henry Aloysius McAnarney, Balti-
more.
DouBLE (A) PROPOSAL; [play in 3
acts] by Ada L. Huntington. Frank-
lin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1916. 27 p. 12mo.
[SL731
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec Dee. 18,
1916; D 45675; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, QO.
Down At Contry ISLE; burletta, by L.
_ B. O'Hanlon. [1], 32 p. 4to. Type-
written. lattes
© 1 @ Nev6,.419tG> 45361;
Lulu Beeson O’Hanlon, New York.
DREAM (THE) GIRL; protean comedy,
by N. Gordon. 29 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31733
© 1c Oct. 28, 1916; D 45595;
Nellie Gordon, Morley, Mo.
DrEAM (A) LESSON; fairy play, for
16 girls. by Josepha Marie Murray.
Franklin, O., Denver, Col.. Eldridge
entertainment house, 1916. 16 p.
12mo. [381734
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1916:
D 45678; Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O.
DREIMADERLHAUS (Das) ; singspiel in 3
akten, von A. M. Willner und Heinz
Reichert, musik nach Franz Schu-
bert, fiir die btihne bearbeitet von
Heinrich Berté. Textbuch der
gesiinge. Leipzig, Wien, L. Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky) 1916.
40 p. 12mo. [31735
© Jan. 14, 1916; 1 ¢ July 29,
1916; A For. 14418; Ludwig Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky ),
Vienna.
DriFTeER (THE): lesson in 1 recita-
tion, by Gordon Trevelyan [pseud. of
W. W. Kent]. [1], 26 p. 4to. Type-
written. [317386
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1916; D 45395;
William Winthrop Kent, Bronx-
ville, N. Y.
Dry (A) TowN; play, in 4 acts, by L.
B. Hly. . [2],. 132 p43 See
written. [31737
© 1 ¢ Dee. 29, 1916; D 45762;
Lewis B. Ely, St. Louis.
DUE COMMEDIE MODERNE; ed. with
notes and vocabulary by Emilio
Goggio. Boston, New York [ete.]
Ginn and company [1916] vi. 130
p. 16mo. Contents.—O bere o affo-
gare; di Leo di Castelnovo [pseud.
of Leopoldo Pullé].—Lumie di Sicilia :
di Luigi Pirandello. [381737*
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
28, 1916; A 437385; Emilio Goggio,
Berkeley, Cal.
DUQUESNE (THE) CHRISTMAS MYS-
TERY; aS written, by T. W. Stevens.
Duquesne, Pa., Dec., 1916. 16 p.
8vo. [31738
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c« Dee. 29,
1916; D 45761: Thomas Wood Ste-
vens, Pittsburgh.
ECHOES: novelty in a prologue and 2
acts, 5 scenes, by W. D. Rice. [1],
47 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31739
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1916; D 45655;
Walter Douglas Rice, Philadelphia.
Epitor (THE); dramatic composition
in 1 act, by Sam Morris [pseud. of
Maurice Samuels] [2], 29 p. 4to.
Typewritten. _ [381740
© 1c Dec. 16, 1916; De4566r;
Maurice Samuels, Brooklyn.
ELSIE IN DREAMLAND; fantastical play
for children, by J. Clay Powers,
Franklin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1916. 8 p.
12me.> [381741
© Oct. 15, .1996: 2 G2 Deer ss
1916; D 45676; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
1408
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
EBENEZER } Hthiopian
1 scene, by Herbert P.
Philadelphia, Penn publish-
12 p. 12mo.
[31742
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1916;
D 45570; Penn pub. co., Philadelphia.
Empty (THE) STOCKING ELF; Christ-
--mas play in 1 act for children, by
May Harbin Flint. Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1916]. 18° p.
12mo. [31743
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
_ D 45357; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
EIN EL CAMINO; Comedia en 1 acto, en
'verso y prosa, original de R. de
Godoy. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1916. 27 p. 12mo.
[31744
© July 6, 1916; 1c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45105; Ramon de Godoy, Madrid.
HNN UN LUGAR DE LA MANCHA; comedia
en 3 actos, en prosa, original de P.
Parellada. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 61 p. 12mo.
(81745
© July 6, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45100; Pablo Parellada, Madrid.
KiNGAGED, MARRIED AND DIVORCED ; 3 Spe-
cial scenes, book, lyrics and melodies,
piven. o.. Kennedy. [1], 7‘ p: fol.
Typewritten. {31746
etc Oct. 24. 1916: D 45341;
Thomas James Kennedy, Philadel-
phia.
EMBALMING
farce in
' Powell.
ing company, 1916.
ERDGEIST ; tragodie in 4 aufzugen, von
Frank Wedekind. Minchen und
Leipzig, George Maller verlag, [1913]
st96.p. 12mo. [81747
moe 6 Aue. 4, 1916; D 45758;
Drei masken verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Munich.
ERSTE (DIE) FRAU; operette in 3
akten, von A. M. Willner u. Rudolf
Oesterreicher, musik von Heinrich
' Reinhardt. Text der gesinge.
Wien, R. Dworschaks nachf., 1915.
mar pe 12m0. [31748
mee Wer” 22,1915; 1° ¢. July 29,
1916; A—Foreign 14421; Wiben-
sechutz & Berté, Vienna.
EscanA (LA) DE MiILan; apropdésito,
original de Enrique -Garcia Alvarez
y Redro Mufioz Seca. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espanoles] -20 p.
12mo. [31749
Meet os, 1916. ft ¢ Oct 11,
1916; D 45117; E. Garcia Alvarez
y P. Mufioz Seca, Madrid.
EstHER. See Blood of Rachel.
EVERYWOMAN’S EXPERIENCE; play in 8
acts, by Hutcheson Boyd. [8], 107
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31750
icy. le flee. 2. 1916 DP 45am
Darcey and Wolford, ine., New York.
EXANIMA; drama in 4 acts, by G.. C.
Sheridan. [29] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. folio
iy 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1916; D.45420;
Genevieve C. Sheridan, Berkeley,
Cal.
KXyES (THE) OF THE LAW; American
drama in a prologue and 3 acts, by
J. EH. Brady. [142] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31752
© 1 ec. Nov. 9, 1916; D 453880;
Jasper Ewing Brady, Brooklyn.
FAIRY GOLD; a play in three scenes, by
Katherine Lee Bates. (J1 her Fairy
gold; poems. New York, E. P. Dut-
ton & co., 1916. Book © Nov. 22,
1916: 2 @, and ‘aff INov. 29. 191G;
A 446656; E. P. Dutton & co., New
York) falt52*
FAarRY TALE PLAYS; by Marguerite
Merirngton. New York, Duffield and
company, 1916. 4 p. 1, 248 p. col.
front. 8vo. Contents.—Red Riding
Hood.—Cinderella.—Bluebeard.
[31752**
© Now Uf. 1916; 2 cand wit.
Nov. 20, 1916; A 446496; Duffield &
co., New York. ;
FALLEN (THE) ANGEL; white slave
play in 5 acts, by J. J. Nolan. - [1],
59 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31753
© Le! Nov: 13,,1916; Db 45410;
J. Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City, Pa.
-Wamity (A) AFFAIR; comedy in 4 acts,
by Elmer L. Reizenstein. [191] pb.
4to. Typewritten. [31754
© 1 e¢. Nov. 11, 1916; D 45399;
Elmer L. Reizenstein. New York.
modern drama in 4 acts, by
J. Hume and M. Sheridan. [53] p.
4to. Typewritten. [31755
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1916; D 45474;
Julia Hume and Mattie Sheridan,
New York.
Faminy (THE) OF FOOLS ;- frivolous
farce in 3 acts, by Charlotte Glen-
dyle Harris and G. A. Lipkind. [88]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [381756
© 1 e. Nov. 29, 1916: D 45550;
G. Alan Lipkind. New York.
1409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31757
FAMOUS WOMEN; Character represen-
tation, an historic entertainment, by
LL. V¥.- Galley,” a. po Pot Yar)
8vo. [31757
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1916; D 45466;
Lucile Vessot Galley, North Gower,
Canada.
FATHER; or, Greater love, dramatic
playlet in 1 act and 1 scene, by G. L.
Spaulding. [2], 4 p. fol. Type-
written. [31758
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45764;
George Leonard Spaulding, Holly-
wood, Cal.
FEARED (THE) ONE; play in 1 act, by
hie =. Benedict. 22 p.- “Sto, .ype-
written. [31759
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1916; D 45720;
Edwin B. Benedict, New York.
FEAST (THE) oF BAccHus; play in 1
act, by Arthur Schnitzler, adapted
and tr. from the German by H. A. |
Boas. 22 p. fol. Typewritten.
[31760
©-41. @ ‘Der, 19k6; UD 45564:
Herbert Allan Boas, New York.
FIANCEE (LA); piéce en 1 acte, par
C. A. Traversi et M. de Fontenelle.
Paris, Librairie théatrale, artistique
et littéraire, 1916. 31 p. 12mo.
[31761
© Oct. 1, 1916; 1 c. Nov. 9, 1916;
D 45393; Camillo A. Traversi et
Mare de Fontenelle, Monaco, France.
FIFTY-FIFTY; play in 5 acts, by B.
Mathis and W. Jossey. [4], 65 p.
fol. Typewritten. [31762
© 1c. Dee. 30, 1916; D 45776;
Bob Mathis and William Jossey,
Lake Zurich, Il.
FIGHTING EN Mexico; play in 5 acts,
by Louis Joseph Vance. [1], 20 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31763
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1916; D 45370; Star
co., New York.
FirM (THE); comedy in 1 act, by M.
D. Field. [2], 10 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31764
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45299;
Mary Daniel Field, Newnan, Ga.
First CHRISTMAS TREE; libretto for a
short opera, by D. E. Watkins,
based upon the story of the same
title by Henry Van Dyke. [2], 18
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31765
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1916; D 45579:
pieet Everett Watkins, Galesburg,
ie
i ee
pt. I, n. s., v. 13
FLAPJACKS F‘ENNESSEY; or, Private
Fennessey’s protege, military com-
edy drama in 4 acts, by J. E. Griggs.
[77] p. fol. Typewritten. [31766
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1916; D 45464;
John E. Griggs, Wichita, Kan.
FLORIDA COTTON; drama in 4 acts, by
T. Sweet. [1], 65 p. 4to. Type
written. [31767
© 1 e. Dee. 19, 1916; D 45690;
Tracy Sweet, Scranton, Pa.
FOLLIES OF THE NIGHT; play in 1 act,
book and lyrics by B. Gerard. [40]
p. fol. Typewritten. [31768
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1916; D 45689;
Barney Gerard, New York.
FoR HER HUSBAND’S SAKE; or, A
brother’s vengeance, strong dra-
matie tabloid in 3 acts, by Nelson
Compston. Chicago, Ill., Chicago
manuscript co., 1916. [31] p. fol.
Mimeographed. [31769
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 22,
1916; D 45480; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
For THE FLAG; romantic military dra-
ma in 4 acts, by Charles Morton.
[58] p. fol. Typewritten. [31770
© 1 ec. Dee. 23,.1916; D Baas:
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
Four SHORT PLAYS; by Charles Fred-
eric Nirdlinger. New York, M. Ken-
nerley, 1916. 3 p. 1, 119 p.. 12mo.
Contents: Look after Louise.—Big
Kate.—The real people.—Aren’t they
wonders ? ; [31771
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ¢ Neva.
1916: D 45489: Mitchell Kennerley,
New York.
FourtH (THE) AcT; play in 1 scene,
by Basil Macdonald Hastings. New
York, Samuel French; London, Sam-
uel French, ltd., 1916. 22 p. 12mo.
[31772
© Nov. 28, 1916; 1 e. Nov. 29,
1916; D 45557; Samuel French, Itd.,
London.
FRANZ HALLERS; comedia dramatica
en 4 actos, de Lindau Gorsse y
Forest, tr. por S. Gutierrez. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espanoles |
1916. 84 p. 12mo. {31773
© July 6, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45104; Sinibaldo Gutierrez, Ma-
drid.
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no. 12, 1916
dLT90.
Se
Frau (Diz) OHNE SCHATTEN; oper in
8 akten, von Hugo von Hofmanns-
thal, musik von Richard Strauss.
Text und regiebuch. [103] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [Words only].
[31774
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1916; D 45574;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
FREE LOVE; play in 4 acts, by J. Fal-
ler.
TD -JDUPN 4 PN NONI N IVD YE
eIYOOND -
[83] p. fol. Typewritten. ;
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1916; D 45416;
Jacob Faller, New York.
FRIEND WIFE; melodramatic farce in
8 acts, by Harry Segall and Charles
Sumner [pseud. of C. 8S. Hayes]
Oct. 14, °16 version. [114] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31776
©) tc. Nov. 7; 1916; D- 45375;
Charles Sumner Hayes, Chicago.
FRIENDSHIP; 2 conversations in 1 act,
by E. Walter. [2], 30 p. 4to. Type-
~ written. [folie
© 1c. Dee 7, 1916; D 45604;
Hugene Walter, New York.
FYROM THE CRADLE TO SING SING;
drama in prologue and 4 acts, by J.
faemoalan. fl]; 55 p...4to. | Type-
written. [31778
© ic. Nov. 29, 1916; D 45552; J.
Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City, Pa.
FURSTENLIEBE; Operettenspiel aus dem
frohlichen rokoko in 38 akten, von
Julius Brammer und Alfred Griin-
wald, musik von Leo Fall. Text der
gesiinge. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Felix
Bloch erben, 1916. 386 p. 12mo.
[31779
© Jan. 1, 1916; 1 c. July 29, 1916;
A—Foreign 14419; Hibenschiitz &
Berté, Vienna.
GENERAL GERSCHELMAN; drama in 5
acts, by A. Bookstein.
“PN 5 PN NONTT N-wIya ONIVAD
PPUBIND .N PD OV
[145] p. 4to. Ms. [31780
© f c« Oct. 14, 1916; D. 45168;
Abraham Bookstein, Brooklyn.
GERTRUDE; play in 3 acts, by Hjalmar
Soderberg, translated from the
Swedish by R. Strunsky. [3], 59 p.
fol. Typewritten. [381781
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1916; D 45563; Rose
Strunsky, New York.
GETTING AWAY WITH IT; comedy play-
let, by W. C. Duncan. [2], 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. (31782
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1916; D 45597;
William Cary Duncan, New York.
GETTING BACK TO CHICAGO; play in 1
act. Dy Ei. Ward. [1], 6 Dp. ~ 4to-
Typewritten. [31783
© 1 ¢c. Nov. 4,1916; D 45352; Har-
old Ward, New York.
GHOSES EK NOT GHOSES; negro debate,
by William S. Long. Franklin, O.,
Lidridge entertainment house, 1916.
12 pe 12mo; [31784
©! Och.) 15,7 1916+ 2c. Dee a8,
1916; D 45665; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
GirnL (THE) FROM DRAKE’S LANDING;
classy comedy talking and singing
act, by (As Mautntanin/ Sip) “fol.
Typewritten. [81785
©1l1e Nov. 4, 1916; D 45353;
Albert IKXaufman, Brooklyn.
JLANCE (A) AHEAD; comedy in 3 acts,
by W. Bowman. PASC hincp. “sto;
Typewritten. [31786
© Lo @ Dee. 22,1916; D 4am2-
Willard Bowman, New York.
GRAMATICA PARDA; entremés en prosa,
original de J. Ramos Martin. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles] 1916. 20 p. 12mo. [31787
© Sept, 1916 s-1, ex. Oct 11,
1916; D 45111; José Ramos Martin,
Madrid.
GREAT (THE) RESCUE; war episode, by
CG. W. MacCarthy. [1J; 66 p- ; fol.
Typewritten. {31785
© Nov. 13, 1916; D 45695; Charles
William MacCarthy, Sydney, New
South Wales.
GREAT (THE) WRONG; drama in 4 acts,
by Ix. and J. Benedict. [93] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [381789
© 1e¢ Oct. 19, 1916; D 45415;
Kingsley and Jeanette Benedict, Los.
Angeles.
GREATER LOVE. See Father.
GRINGO (THE) AND THE GREASER; Com-
edy drama tabloid in 3 acts, by Nel-
son Compston. Chicago, Ill., Chi-
cago manuscript co., 1916. [27] p.
fol. Typewritten. [31790
© Sept;.20, 1916:°2 «& Now. 22,
1916; D 45481; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
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GROSSE KINDER; 3 lustige akte, von
Hans Sturm. Leipzig, P. Reclam,
jub.. [1916] 80 p. 24mo. (Uni-
versal-bibliothek 5856. ) [31791
© June 27, 1916; 1 « Nov. 21,
.1916: D 45490: Philipp Reclam, jun.,
Leipzig.
GUITARRA (LA) pEeL Amor: fantasia
musical en 1 acto, dividido en 2
cuadros, original de Guillermo Per-
rin y Miguel de Palacios, mtisica de
los maestros Breton, Giménez,
Vives, Barrera, Luna, Villa, Br,
Soutullo y Anglada. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espafioles}] 1916. 39
p. 12mo. [Libretto only] [31792
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ¢ Oct. 11,
1916; D 45129; G. Perrin y M. de
Palacios, Madrid.
GUZMAN EL BUENO; drama en 4 actos,
por Don Antonio Gil y Zarate, ed by
Sylvester Primer. Rey. ed. Boston,
New York [etc.] Ginn and Company
[1916] xx, 181 p. 16mo. (Interna-
tional modern language series).
[31792*
© Sept. 8, 1916; . and aff. Nov.
11, 1916; A 445624; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton.
[Copyright is claimed on vocabu-
lary and new matter]
H. H.—U. 8S. A; 1 act comedy, by A.
Breakspear and Mabel Norton. 27
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31793
© 1c Nov. 9, 1916; D 45390;
Angie Breakspear, New York.
2
Ham (A) TRAGEDY;
Arthur Seymour. , [3], 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31794
© 1 ec Dec. 29, 1916; -D 45767;
A. E. Seymour, New York.
HANNAH Sprouts; monologue for a
woman, by Laura Williams. Chicago,
Dramatic publishing company, 1916.
4p. 12mo. [81795
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c¢. Dee. 23,
1916; D 45707; Dramatic pub. co.,
play in 1 act, by
Chicago.
HANS UND FRITz: play in 3 acts, by
Frank Kennedy. [tty] “pce
Typewriiten. [31796
© 1c Nov. 24, 1916; D 45518;
Gus Hill, New York.
HeEAp (THE); play in 1 act, by W. R.
. Berry. [1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31797
© 1« Nov. 24, 1916: D 45512;
William Ransted Berry, Philadel-
phia.
pt. I, n. s., v.13
‘HeattH (THE) HUNTERS; play in 1
act, by Buster Santos [pseud. of F.
Santos] and J. Hays. 6 p. fol.
Typewritten. [31798
© 1. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45538;
Florence Santos & Jacque Hays, Chi-
cago.
HEARTSEASE: play in 4 acts, by
Charles Klein and J. I. C. Clark.
New York, Samuel French; London,
Samuel French, ltd., 1916.
70 p. 12mo.
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 9, 1916;
D 45649; Samuel French, New
York.
Heets: comedy drama in 8 acts, by
W. A. Nugent. [47] p. fol. Type-
written. [31800
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1916; D 45702;
Will A. Nugent, Kaukauna, Wis.
HELP YOURSELF; comedy in 3 acts, by
L. M. Sawyer. [110] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31801
© 1 c¢. Oct. 28, 1916; D 45298;
Lucy M. Sawyer, New York.
HER HUSBAND; episode in the life of
the trenches, by Michel Carré. [2],
24 p. 4to. Typewritten, [31802
'©1e Nov. 11, 1916; D 45401;
Irene Bordoni, New York.
HER TITLED HUSBAND; drama in 1] act,
by C. T. Stewart. [2], 39 p. 4fo.
Typewritten. [31803
© 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1916; D 45373;
Caroline Taylor Stewart, Columbia,
Mo.
HeReEpIty;: drama in 4 acts and 2
scenes, by S. T. Anderson. [80] p.
4to. Typewritten. [31804
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1916; D 45506;
Santford T. Anderson, Brooklyn.
HERTHA’S MISTAKE; or, The rivals,
play in 5 scenes, by Gertrude H.
Selwyn. [1], 35 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31805
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45545;
Gertrude H. Cody, Friendship, N. Y.
HIs Lost LOVE; play in 1 scene, by O.
Marose. 2 p. fol. Typewritten.
[31806 |
© 1 e. Dec. 1, 1916; D 45562;
Otto Marose, Chicago.
His OTHER SELF; comedy in 3 acts, by
E. Locke. [91] p. 4to.. Typewrit-
ten. . [31807
© 1 e« Nov. 23, 1916; D 45499;
Edward Locke, New York.
1412
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
Horr (THE) IN THE WALL; melodrama
in 1 act, adapted from the Les
miserables, of Victor Hugo, by Mil-
nor Dorey [i. e. J. M. Dorey] [1].
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31808
© 2 @ Dec. 4, 1916; D 45573;
Joseph Milnor Dorey, Trenton, N. J.
HoNEYMOON DAYS; musical frolic in 2
acts, by Frank Dupree, music by Ted
Barron. [97] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[Words only] [31809
id) e@. Dec, 9, 1916; D» 45685;
Ted S. Barron, New York.
House (THE) OF FUTURE.
plays.
HowsE (THE) oF LIFE. See Two plays.
Hovuskr (THE) oF SAND; mediated trag-
edy in 4 acts, by Ignatius Walsh.
Chicago, Ill., Loyola university press,
1916. 43 p. 12mo. [31510
er wey 15, 1916. 2’ c.’ Nov. 18,
1916; D 45578; Loyola university
press, Chicago.
How JIMMY MADE Goop; comedy drama
See Two
with music in 4 acts, by Charles
Rrorton, [62] p. fol. Typewritten.
[Libretto only | [31811
fate, Mee 25, 1916; D 45717;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
How Moses PAtb THE MORTGAGE; Com-
edy of the South, by A. Seymour.
ie © p. 4te. Typewritten.
[31812
je Wee. 8, 1916; D 45612;
Arthur Seymour, New York.
HUMAN NATURE; comedy in 1 act, by
Howe Clarke. [19] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31813
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1916; D 45454;
Harold A. Clarke, New York.
TIUNDRED (A) THOUSAND DOLLAR
HEIRESS; vauceville comedy, by L.
Aloysius Bahner. [1], 21 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31814
i c Dec. 6, 1916; D 45588;
Leo A. Bahner, New York.
HUSBAND (THE) HUNTERS; miniature
musical comedy, book, lyrics and
music by ©. R. Haigh. .10 p. Svo.
Typewritten. [Words only]
[31815
ie <i Nov.33, 1916; D 45337;
Charles R. Haigh, Dearborn, Mich.
HusBanp (THE), THE WIFE AND THE
OTHER WOMAN; 1 act comedy drama,
by ew. Laneman. [2], 14 p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [31816
@© i ¢ Nev. 3, 1916; D 45338;
Sigabeth Langman, Philadelphia.
(6464—17——_11
31825
HusH MONEY; melodrama in 4 acts, by
John »W. . Wilson... [60] .p..° fol.
Typewritten. [31817
© te, ‘Dec. %. 1916; D' 45605;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
I’M GOING AWAY; 1 act vaudeville, by
B. Goward. [1], 5 p- for Giype-
written. [31518
©. ¢ Nov. 6, 1916: D 45369 -
Billy Howard, Troutdale, Or.
I. O. U.; 1 act comedy, by R. Warner.
[1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31819
© doer yOcts) 26, 4916). D, 45280;
Richard Warner, New York.
I SHOULD worry; farcical comedy in
o acts, by.C,. B.. Parsons,, sort ‘p:
4to. Typewritten. [31820
© 1 ce. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45760;
Charles H. Parsons, Brooklyn.
IN GRANNY’S TIME; monologue for a
woman, by Laura Williams. Chi-
cago, Dramatie publishing company,
1916. 4p. 12mo. [31821
©. Dee. 22) 1916s 2 %e) Deere.
1916; D 45735; Dramatic pub. ¢co.,
Chicago.
In Mizzoursa; play in 4 acts, by A.
Thomas. Revised 1916. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, It’d., 1916. 8p. 12mo.
[31822
(© Dec. 7, 1916; Die Dee. 9. 191g
D 45647; Augustus Thomas, New
York.
IN THE NICK OF TIME; play in 1 act,
by Arthur Seymour. [4], 12 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31823
© 1 ce. Dee. 29, 1916; D 45768; A.
EK. Seymour, New York.
INSPECTOR-GENERAL (THE); comedy in
5 acts, translated by Thomas Seltzer
from the Russian of Nicolay Gogol.
New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1916.
119 p. 12mo. (The Borzoi plays,
IV). [31824
©; Novi: 1834 9iGe."2" ch Deen,
1916; D 45687;
New York.
Alfred A. Knopf,
INVESTIGATION ; play in 1 act, by S.
Cowan and Oscar Harrison. [1],
20 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31825
© 1 es Dee. w4, 1916 3 To. 45572;
Sada Cowan, New York.
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INVITACION (LA) AL VALS; opereta en
3 actos, versién castellana de Ra-
mon Asensio Mas y José Juan Ca-
denas, mtisica del maestro Strauss,
adaptaci6n y miisica nueva de Luis
Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 73 p. 12mo.
[Libretto only] [31826
© July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45127; R. Asensio Mas y J. Juan
Cadenas, Madrid.
TPHIGENIE AUF Tauris (Iphigenia in
Tauris) opera in 3 acts, after the
original French version, by Guillard,
English version [by Andre Tridou],
musie by Christoph Wilibald von
Gluck. New York, F. Rullman, inc.,
1916. [32] p. 4to. [Libretto only].
[31827
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1916; D 45440; Fred. Rullman, inc.,
New York.
IrtsH (AN) COLLEEN; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by K. B. O’Rourke. 41 p.
fol. Typewritten. [31828
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1916; D 45585; Kate
Beirne O’Rourke, Los Angeles.
IsH BAR ISH; a song of love and
courage, with other verses, by N. P.
Barlow. N. P. Barlow, A. B., Green-
ville, Mich. 1916. 21p. S8vo.
[31828*
© Aug. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 22, 1916; A 446550; N. P. Bar-
low, Greenville, Mich.
T NEVER HAPPENED; Skit in 1 scene,
by J. B. Haviland. [1], 12 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [31829
© 1e Oct. 31, 1916; D 45321;
James Butler Haviland, Mattapan,
Mass.
It’s AN ILL WIND; piay in 4 acts, by
L. Hinkley and Mabel Ferris [i. e.
M. F. Keedick]. [106] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31830
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1916; D 45159;
Laura Hinkley and Mabel Ferris
KReedick, Chicago.
JACK-IN-THE-BOX; comedy in 4 acts,
by E. C. Carpenter. [124] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [381831
© 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1916; D 45463: Ed- !
ward Childs Carpenter, New York.
JACOBSON’S; play in 1 act, by L. Loeb.
(1213.19 p. 4te"" “Mis.
© 1 c¢. Nov. 16. 1916; D 45441;
Leuis Loeb. Nashville.
[31832 |
JanrIToR (THE) AND THE MAID; 2 char-
acter sketch, by H. Robinson. 12 p.
fol. Typewritten. [31833
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1916; D 45691;
Herbert Robinson, Tacoma.
JEPTHA’S DAUGHTER; drama in 5 acts,
by J. M. Cromer. Boston, Gorham
press, 1916. 103 p. front. (port.)
12mo. [31834
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 24,
1916; D 45509; James M. Cromer,
Casper, Wy.
JESTER’S (A) TALE; play in 1 act, by
A. M. Halff. [11], p. feb tye
written. [31835
© 1c Nov. 2, 1916; D 45430;
Alma M. Halff, Los Angeles.
JOURNALISTEN (Die); lustspiel in 4
akten, von Gustav Freytag, ed. with
introduction, notes and vocabulary
by Walter Dallam Toy. Entirely
new ed. Boston, New York [etc.]
D. C. Heath & co. [1916] x, 202 p.
front. 16mo. (Heath’s modern lan-
guage series) [31835*
© Aug. 19. 1916; 2 ec and aff.
Aug. 29, 1916; A 438174; W. D.
Toy, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Joyous CHRISTMAS CHIMES; by Alice -
Cook Fuller. Franklin, O., Denver,
Col.. Eldridge entertainment house,
1916. 13 p. 12mo. [31836
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 18, 1916;
D 45666: Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O.
JUDGE’S (THE) SECRET; modern drama
in 4 acts, by A. Sterling, founded
on moving picture scenario, by
Florence Fleming. [5], 103 p. 4to.
Typewritten, [31837
© 1c Dee. 12, 1916; D 45569;
Ada Sterling, New York.
JUST A SUGGESTION ; original comedy in
38 acts, by H. Selman. [114] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31838
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1916; D 44699;
Harold Selman, Jersey City.
KATE GAIL; comedy drama in 4-acts,
by L. A. Bahner. [1], 116 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31839
© 1c Nov. 1, 1916; D 453826;
Leo Aloysius Bahner, New York.
Kine ARTHUR; or, The sword of the
stone, play in 7 acts, by E. L. Quen-
lau. [2], 95 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31840
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1916; D 45496;
Ethel Lucille Quenlau, Decatur, Ill.
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no. 12, 1916
381855
Kine RicHARD THE THIRD; introduc-
tion and notes by Henry Norman
Hudson, ed. and rev. by Ebenezer
Charlton Black. Boston, New York
[ete.] Ginn and company [1916]
Ixii, 178 p. 16mo. (New Hudson
Shakespeare ) [381840*
cy Sept. 15, 1916; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 10, 1916; A 445701; Ginn &
co., Boston. [Copyright is claimed
on new matter]
Kine RicHaArp 11 (Shakespeare’s) ; ed.
with introduction and notes by A.
R. Brubacher. New York, The
Macmillan company, 1916. 1 p. L,
xvii, 208 p. 24mo. (Macmillan’s
pocket classics) [81840**
(Nov, 29, 1916: 2 c. and aff.
Dee. 1, 1916; A 445863; Macmillan
co., New York.
Kine’s (THE) CUPBEARER; play in 10
canticles, by A. F. Chalmers. [990]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31841
iy 1G Noy. 6, 1916; D 45365;
Agnes F. Chalmers, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Lapy (THE) GARDNER; farce, by S. F.
Hillman. [1], 16 p.° 4to. Type-
written. [31842
foe. Mee. 5.1916; D 45581 ;
Sara F. Hillman, Pittsburgh.
Lapy (THE) OF THE OPERA HOUSE;
play in 1 act, by Fanny Cannon.
Chicago, T. S. Denison & company
o1G)]. 34 p. 12mo. [318438
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
D 453856; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
Lapy (THE) SHERIFF; dramatic com-
position, by G. A. and A. M. Matte
son. [22] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31844
eee svov. 25, 1916; D 45522;
George Adelbert and Alys Maia
Matteson, Chicago.
LAMeB (THE); drama in 38 acts, by G.
Cartoseelli. [2], 49 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31845
te Dec, 23, 1916; D 45725;
George Cartoscelli, Indianapolis.
LAMENTABLE (THE) TRAGEDY OF Mc-
LizzIE; in song and verse, by Ona
Winanits Borland. Chicago, Dra-
matic publishing company, 1916. 23
p. 12mo. [31846
© bec. 20, 1916: 2 .c. .Dec., 23,
fo ) 45710: “Dramatic ‘pub-, co.;
Chicago.
LAND (THE) OF THE CRIPPLED KING;
playin 2 eaet, by by Prikirik © fi]:
27 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31847
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1916; D 45333:
Leonora Price Kirk, Alameda, Cal.
LARRY FROM NOWHERE; 4 act play, by
G. L. Furniss. [106] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31848
© 2 c ‘Oct. 30, 1916; D 453209-
Grace Livingston Furniss, New York.
LAsT (THE) AcT; satirical comedy in
Lact, by A. Mixon: | [il], 13 p) “Ato:
Typewritten. [31849
@© dc Nov: 8, 1916: > D, 45381:
Ada Mixon, Washington.
LAST (THE) REHEARSAL; play in 1 act,
by J. J. Crandall: [2], a3) p.. 4to;
Typewritten. [31850
© 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45529:
Irene Jean Crandall, Chicago.
Law (THE) FoRBIDS; American drama
in 3 acts, by J. Ee’ Brady. [ise vp:
4to. Typewritten. 31851
© 1) @. Noy. 2; «1916s D) 45325:
Jasper Ewing Brady, Brooklyn.
Laws (THE) oF GoD AND MAN; sensa-
tional drama of police and under-
world life in 4 acts, by Miron Lef-
fingwell. [66], p. fol. Mimeo-
graphed. [31852
© 1 e«., Dee. 7, 19162) D 45609:
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
LECCION DE CELOS; pasatiempo en 1
acto y en prosa, [de] L. Buceta y
Mera. Madrid [Sociedad ce autores
espanoles] 1916. 33 p. 12mo.
[31853:
© July’ 6) 1916 he 4 Ockaat:
1916; D 45102; Luis Buceta y Mera,
Madrid.
LEY DE HONOR; drama, social en 3
actos, en prosa, original de J. M.
Acevedo. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafnoles] 1916. 67 p. 12mo.
[8185+
© Julbyen6 1916s) dase." Och oeie
1916; D 45096; José M. Acevedo,
Madrid.
LIEBESZAUBER ; operette in 8 akten, von
Victor Léon, musik von Oscar
Straus. Text buch der gesinge.
Leipzig, Wien, L. Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), 1916. 32 p.
12mo. [31855
©) Jan. 28,4 0916 <A: ey pany 29e
1916: A—Foreign 14423; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
81856
LIFE; a modern fairy tale, by E. Guer-
rier. 3p. (in S. E. G. news, v. 5,
no. 1, Nov. 11, 1916.) [31856
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 ec Dee. 15,
1916; D 45656; Edith Guerrier, Bos-
ton.
Lizac TIME; play in 8 acts, by J. Cowl
and J. Murfin. [105] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31857
© 1c. Dee. 20, 1916; D 45698;
Jane Cowl and Jane Murfin, New
York.
LitTLE (THE) BROWN MEN; play in 4
acts, by M. E. Swan. [110] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31858
© 1 ¢@ Dec 7, 1916; D 45596;
Mark E. Swan, New York.
LitTLE (THE) LAUGH-LANDER; Sketch,
by W. L. Everhart. 4p. fol. Type-
written. [31859
© 1e Nov. 17, 1916; D 45453;
William L. Everhart, Collingswood,
Need,
LirtLeE Pecey O’Moore; play in 8 acts,
by C. S. Hayes. [89] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31860
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45409;
Charles 8S. Hayes, Chicago.
LiTTLE (THE) SAINT; drama in 5 acts,
by Roberto Bracco, translated by
M. Tracy. [65] p. fol. Typewritten.
[31861
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1916; D 45629;
Marguerite Tracy, New York.
Locusts (THE); play in 4 acts, by J.
T. Stern. [15] p. fol. Typewritten.
[31862
© 1 c«. Nov. 20, 1916: D 45471;
Josefa Thrall Stern, Chicago.
LoGIkK DES HERZENS; lustspiel in 4
aufzaigen, von Franz Blei. Berlin,
S. Fischer, verlag, 1916. 121 p.
12mo. [31863
© Jan. 6, 1916: 1 ce. Nov. 21, 1916;
D 45495; S. Fischer, verlag, Berlin.
LONESOME (THE) CLUB; comedy play-
let in 1 act and 1 scene, by B. Bar-
nett and A. Lewis. [1], 25 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31864
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1916; D 45753; Ben
Barnett & Al Lewis, New York.
Look AFTER Louise. See Four short
plays.
Lorp (THE) OF ALL HE SURVEYS; com-
edy in 4 acts, by G. Jacobson. [71]
p. 4to. Typewritten.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45310;
Gershon Jacobson, Washington. .
[31865 |
ptt asi vite
Los QUE FUERON; entemés en prosa,
original de P. Mufioz Seca. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafioles]
1916. 15 p. 12mo. [31866
© July 6, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45103 ; Pedro Munfioz Seca, Madrid.
LOVE AND POLITICS; comedy drama in
4 acts, by Nelson Compston. [62]
p. fol. Typewritten. [31867
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1916; D 45716:
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
LovVE AT SIGHT; or, Behind the cur-
tain, original operetta in 2 acts, by
Lucy Edith Chase (Mrs. Osgood Put-
nam). [1],16p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31868
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45389:
Mrs. Osgood Putnam, San Francisco.
LovE (THE) CRIME; drama in 3 acts,
by A. and A. de Jannelli. 113 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31869
© 1c. Nov. 1,°9916; Iban:
Altagracia and Alexandro de Jan-
nelli, New York.
LovE 0’ Mike; comedy in a prologue
and 2 acts, by H. B. Smith. [128]
p. +to. Typewritten. [31870
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1916; D 45772;
Harry B. Smith, New York.
LUcILLE; dramatization in verse, from
the book by Owen Meredith, in 4
acts, by G. H. Gatts. [131] p. 40.
Typewritten. [31871
€) 1c Nov. 11, 1916; TD 45be-
Grace Haywood Gatts, Chicago.
LUMIE pr Srcemra. See Due commedie
moderne.
MacsetH: [by William] Shakespeare,
traduction de M. Ménos. [Washing-
ton, D. C., National capital press,
ine.. 1916] 92 p. 12mo. [31872
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 21,
1916: D 45701; Maurice Ménos,
Washington.
Mapcap Morrre: comedy drama in 4
acts, by Charles Morton. [63] p.
fol. Typewritten. [31875
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1916; D 45718;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
Mrie. GEORGETTE; farce comedy with
music in 8 acts, by M. E. Booth.
Typewritten. [Words
[31874
(©}.41 ec. Oct..26. 1916; DD Aas
finnie Elizabeth Booth, Larchmont,
x.
eal
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
31891
no. 12, 1916
MapricgAat (EL) DEL BESO: cuento ro-
mantico en 1 acto y en verso, origi-
nal de M. Berdejo Casafial. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores’ espafnoles]
1916. 29 p. 12mo. [31875
© July 6. 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45106; Mariano Berdejo Casafial,
Madrid.
MAImDeEN’s (THE) PRAYER: comedy, by
R. Warner. 20 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31876
© 1 c Dee. 1, 1916; D 45567;
Richard Warner, New York.
Marpici6n (LA) GITANA: zarzuela en
1 acto y 3 cuadros, en prosa, originAél
de Manuel GonzAlez de Lara y Ra-
mon Diaz Mirete, mfisica del maes-
tro Rafael Millan. Madrid [Socie-
dad de autores espanoles] 1916. 42
p. 12mo. [31877
© Sept. 5. 1916: 1 c. Oct. 11. 1916;
D 45133; M. Gonzalez de Lara y R.
Diaz Mirete, Madrid.
MALVALOCA: a drama in 8 acts, by Se-
rafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero,
tr. from the Spanish by Jacob S.
Fassett. Jr. Garden City, N. Y.,
Doubleday. Page company. 1916.
Xxvii, 151 p. front. (ports.) 12mo.
(Half-title: The drama league se-
ries of plays, v. 19) [31STT*
© Nov. 23, 1916: 2 c. and aff. Dec.
1, 1916; A 445868; J. S. Fassett. jr..
Cambridge, Mass.
Man (THE) FROM Bupba-PESTH: play
in 3 acts, by F. A. Kummer. [103]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31878
© i c« Oct 31, 1916: D 45318:
Frederic Arnold Kummer, Catons-
ville, Md.
Man (THE) HUNT; play in 1 act, by
HR: C. Sheldon. [1]. 13 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [3187
© 1 c¢ Dec. 28. 1916: D 45757;
Ruth Church Sheldon, New York.
Man (THE) WHO CRIED QUITS: 1o0-
mantic melodrama in 4 acts. by S.
Gordon and B. Cassell. [164] p.
4to. Typewriiten. [31S80
© 1c Dee. 4. 1916: D 45576;
Samuel Gordon and Beatrice Cassell.
New York.
MangorIe’s LucK: 1 act comedy, by C.
E. Reynolds. 15 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31881
© 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1916; D 45755;
Cecil E. Reynolds, Los Angeles.
MARRIAGE (A) IN THE DARK: up-to-
date melodrama in 4 acts, by Charles
A. Warren. [62] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [31882
© 1 ce. Dee. 23, 1916; D 45714;
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
MARRY FOR LOVE: comedy in 3 acts, by
Thomas Louden. 229) Dp. Se:
Typewritten. [31883
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1916; D 45500;
Elizabeth Valentine Louden, New
York.
MASHING A MASHER; German dialect
vauleville sketch, arranged by Louis
Jules Berry. 6p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31884
(). 1c: Dee 12, 1916;.D; 45631;
Richard Seilnacht, Rochester, N. Y.
Mask (THE): morality play, by L.
Searlett. [1] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31885
© 1c. Dee. 2. 1916; D 45568; Le
Roi Searlett, Pittsburgh.
Masks: play in 4 acts, by M. S. Brick-
enstein. [101] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten... [31886
© 1 ec. Nov. 7, 1916; D 45448;
Margaret S. Brickenstein, Weehaw-
ken, N. Y¥.
Matrer (A) OF TASTE; Satire in 1 act,
by C. E. Reynolds. 13 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31SS7
© 1 e. Dee. 7, 1916: D 45756: Ce-
cil Edward Reynolds, Los Angeles.
MEETING (A) OF THE CONFIDENTIAL
CLUB; sketch. by C. Dysart. Fair-
field, Ia.. Home talent entertain-
ment co.. 1916. 12 p.16mo. [3188S
© 1 ec Nov. 1, 1916; D 45340;
YY
Chloe Dysart, Fairfield, Ia.
Meteor (THE) GIRL: dramatic compo-
sition, by H. J. Ashton, and 8S. Cox.
14 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31889
© ic Nov. 24, 1916; D 45516;
Harry J. Ashton & Sidney Cox,
Chicago.
Mires Murray; comedy in 4 acts, by
W. Bowman. [123] p. 4to. Type
written. [31890
©: ie! Bec. 22. 1916: -D 457k:
Willard Bowman. New York.
Mirter’s (THE) CHILDREN ; Xmas play,
by E: B. H. Coryell.. 12°-p.. 4to.
Typewritten. [31891
© 1. c. Nov. 7, 1916; ‘D. 45877;
Eleanor B. H. Coryell, Brooklyn.
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51892 -
Minttion (A) A MINUTE; comedy
drama in 4 acts and an epilogue, by
Surtis Benton [i. e. H. C. Benton].
[88] p. 4to. Typewritten. [381892
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1916; D 45565; Ho-
ratio Curtis Benton, New York.
MILLIONAIRE’S (THE) SON AND THE
SHOP GIRL; comedy drama in 4 acts,
by W. C. Herman. [79] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31893
()) te. Wovind. A0LG) <D 45823;
William Calvin Herman, Chicago.
MILLIONEN-GRETL (Dre); operette in 3
akten, von Gustav Beer u. Alfred
Deutsch-German, musik von Franz
Schénbaumsfeld. Text der gesinge.
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W. Karc-
waz.” 1915; SO p.’ 12moe. [31894
©) Deo T1915; 1c. Tully 29; 1306;
A—Foreign 14420; W. Karczag,
Vienna.
MINISTER (THE) AND THE THIEF;
tabloid comedy in 3 acts, by Robert
J. Sherman. Chicago, Ill., Chicago
manuscript ¢0.; 1916. )fSa] pe fot
Mimeographed. [31895
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 « Nov. 22,
1916; D 45478; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
Miss Ger RicH Quick; tabloid musi-
eal comedy, by H. J. Ashton. 17 p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[31896
© 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1916; D 45577;
Harry J. Ashton, Chicago.
Miss PornsrettT1a; Christmas play for
young folks, by Lillian Schreiner.
Franklin, O., Denver, Col., Eldridge
entertainment house, 1916. 20 p.
12mo. [31897
©). Noviisdos 1996: 2: e. Meex 1S,
1916: D 45669; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
MISTER
£2¢et
Eyre.
BUTTERFLY; arrangement in
and fancy in 3 acts, by L. B.
[122] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31898
© 1c Dec. 20, 1916; D 45692;
Laurence B. Eyre, Philadelphia.
Ms... INQUISETIVE; play in 1 act) by
Harle Cavanaugh and Edith Jane.
[10] p. 4to. Typewritten. [381899
©: Lic. Noy. 22,-1916): -Di 45484:
Harry Rapf, New York.
Mister Nosopy; comédie dramatique
en 3 actes, par D. R. de Simone.
[S38] p. 4to. Typewritten. [31900
©» 1e, Dee. 9, 1916; ..D. 45621:
D. Robert de Simone, Paris.
pt. 5/1 S., 8.46
dramatic
in 1 act, by Anthony P.
Zilles. [2], 15 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31901
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45770;
Emmett Corrigan, New York.
Mrs. EASTMAN’S BROOCH;
playlet
Mopert (A) BURGLAR; comedy relish,
by A. Colby. 16 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31902
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1916; D 45626;
Archie Colby, Brooklyn.
Mopeto (LA); comédia en 8 actos,
original de Alfredo Testoni, adap-
tada a la escena espafiola, por L. de
Oteyza. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1916. 74 p. 12mo.
[31903
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 e¢ Gee
1916: D 45114; Luis de Oteyza,
Madrid.
Mopern (A) East Lynn; farce in 1
act, by H. Rempel. [1], 9 p. fol.
Typewritten. [31904
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1916; D 45591;
Harriet Rempel, New York.
MoLLY MACHREE; play in 4 acts, by
P. J. Coleman. [135] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31905
© 1c Nov. 15, 19163 D 4222.
Patrick Jos. Coleman, Somerset, O.
MOLLY’s. AUNT; farce in 3 acts by
Louise Rand Bascom. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house. 1916.
42 p. 12mo. [31906
©-.-Nov. 15, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 18,
1916; D 45673; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
Money; or, The highest price, original
modern drama from present Ameri-
ean life in 4 acts, by S. Semon.
[2], 68 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31907
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1916; D 45628;
Samuel Semon, San Francisco.
MoraL; comedy in 8 acts translated
by Charles Recht, from the German
of Ludwig Thoma. New York, A.
A. Knopf, 1916. 3p.1. 94 p. 12mo.
(The Borzoi plays III.) [31908
© Nov.. 4,,1916; 2 ¢. Novae
1916; D 45392; Alfred A. Knopf,
New York.
More (THE) THE MERRIER : rural play
in 4 acts. by S. B. White. [1], 26
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31909
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1916; D 45324; S.
Bailey White, Lynn, Mass.
1418
no. 12, 1916
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
31926
Morn (THE); playlet, by T. F.
Fallon and D. Raynol. [2], 13 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31910
© 1 ec. Nov. 10, 1916; D 45394;
Thomas F. Fallon and Dorothy
Raynol, New York.
MotrHer Wawpa; Christmas play in 4
seenes, by Louise Marny fi. e. L. M.
Muller]. [29] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31911
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1916; D 45601;
Louise Marny Muller, Santa Bar-
bara, Cal.
‘
Movie (THE) BUG; 1 act sketch for 3
people, by C. J. Lattimer. [1], 8 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31912
© 1 ec. Dee. 13, 1916; D 45641;
Charles Joseph Lattimer, Detroit.
MtcH ADO ABOUT NOTHING; comedy in
5 acts, by William Shakespeare, this
acting version is based on the
prompt-book prepared by Winthrop
Ames. Boston, Walter H. Baker &
co.. 1916. 100 p. 12mo. [31913
© Oct. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 28,
1916; D 45553 ; Winthrop Ames, New
York.
may in 1 act, by F. Orth. [1],
5p. 24mo. Typewritten. [31914
© 1c Dec. 13, 1916; D 45722;
Frank Orth, Collingswood, N. J.
MUERAN LOS CELOS; entremés en verso
de costumbres madrilenas. original
de José y Angel Beato Guerra, mt-
Sica del maestro Gregorio Esteban
Mateos. Madrid [Sociedad de auto-
res espanoles] 1916. 17, [2] p. 12°
[Libretto only] [31915
© July 6, 1916: 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916:
Dp. 45122;. J. y A. Beato Gurrea,
Madrid.
MUFFLED (THE) ALARM: comedy in 1
act, by H. S. Acheson and E. Bis-
bee. [1], 25 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31916
© i ce Nov. 4, 1916: D 45354:
H. Stuart Acheson and Eugene Bis-
bee, New York.
Muver (LA) meEaAtL;: cpereta en 3 actos,
libro de Ramén Asensio Mas y José
Juan Cadenas, mtisica de Franz
Lehar, adaptacién musical de Luis
Foglietti. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espafioles] 3916. 83 _ pp.
12mo. [31917
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916:
D 45132; R. Asensio Mas y. J. Juan
Cadenas, Madrid.
My IrisH CINDRELLA; play in 4 acts,
by Cecil Spooner. [82] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31918
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1916; D 45734;
Cecil Spooner Bianey, New Canaan,
Conn.
a]
My WIFE’S GONE TO THE COUNTRY; 3
act farce, by E. Rabbas. [2], 36 pb.
4to. Typewritten. [31919
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1916; D° 45368;
Eugenia Rabbas, Buffalo.
NANCY’S NIECE; musical comedy-
drama, 3 acts, by E. S. Hart.
[Abilene, Tex., Hart publishing co.,
1916]. 20 p. 12mo. [31929
©) “Seb, 28) 1916; -2'\e:' Nev. 3,
1916; D 45429; HElizabeth Street
Hart, Abilene, Tex.
NAPOLEON AND THE SENTRY; play in 1
act, by P. B. Corneau. Chicago,
Dramatic publishing company, 1916.
14 p. 12mo. [31921
© Dec. 22,/1916;/2 ¢. Dee, 26,
1916; D 45741; Dramatic pub. co..
Chicago.
Nativity (THE); Christmas service,
arranged by R. Kimball. New York,
Samuel French: London, Samuel
French, ltd., 1916. 16 p. 12mo.
[31922
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1916;
D 45615; “Pascacond Kimball, Or-
ange, N. J.
NatTuraLt (THE) LAW; play in 3 acts,
y Charles Sumner. [pseud. of C. S.
Hayes]. [143] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31923
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1916; D 45363;
Charles S. Hayes, Chicago.
NECKLACE (THE): dramatic interlude,
by W. H. Duncan, jr., from a story
by Guy de Maupassant. [16] p.
4to. Typewritten. [31924
© fe Oc 2h 1916: D, s5r-
William Henry Dunean, jr., Brook-
lyn.
NELL, THE FERRET: 1 act farce, by
T. F. Fallon and D. Raynol. [2],
16 p. 4to. Typewritten. [31925
© 1 e. Nov. 10, 1916; D 45467;
Thomas F. Fallon and Dorothy Ray-
nol, New York.
NEUTRALIDAD (LA): entremés en vrosa,
original de Manuel Garrido. Ma-
drid [Sociedad de autores espa-
Tioles] 1916. 19 p. 12mo. [81926
© Sept. 5, 1916: 1 ec. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45118; Manuel Garrido, Madrid.
1419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
£1927
NEVER MARRY A DOCTOR; comedy
drama in 1 act, by G. A. Lipkind.
[1], 20 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31927
© 1c¢ Dee. 12, 1916: D 45633;
G. Alan Lipland, New York.
NEVER TOO LATE; or, Back to earth,
play in 4 acts, by P. Dunning.
[145] p. 4to. Typewritten. [31928
© 1 e’ Dee. 30, 1916; D 45775¥
Philip Dunning, New York.
NEw (THE) CLERK: comedy composi-
tion in 1 scene, by T. Burns. [1]. 9
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31929
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1916; D 45560; Ted
Burns, Saint James, N. Y.
NEWSPAPER SEED; ultra-modern Ameri-
can satire in 1 act, by S. Resnick.
[i], 59 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31930
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1916: D 45292:
Sophie Resnick, New York.
NicHT (A) AT AN INN; play in 1 act,
by Lord Dunsany. New York, The
Sunwise turn, inc., 1916. 3 p. 1.. 34
p. 12mo. [31931
© Nov. 23. 1916: 2 c. Nov. 27,
1916: D 45535; Sunwise turn, inc.,
New York.
NOBLEST (THE) VAMPIRE: incident in
the life of Cleopatra. in 1 act, by
L. D. Freeman. [3], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31932
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45544:
Lea David Freeman, New Orleans.
NOTHING DOING: monologue for man
or woman, by Harry L. Newton and
A. S. Hoffman. Chicago, Dramatic
publishing company, 1916. 6 p.
12mo. [31933
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1916; D 45744; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
O BERE O OFFOGARE.
moderne.
See Due commedie
OaTH (THE) AND THE MAN; play in 4
acts, by S. Nichols. [4], 75 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31934
© 1c¢ Nov. 23, 1916: D 45501 ;
Sumner Nichols, Haverhill, Mass.
OH, CAESAR! Roman play in 2 acts,
by Max Pemberton and A. M.
Thompson. [115] p. 4to. Type-
written. [31935
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1916: D 45754 ;
Robert Courtneidge, London.
Dt. L mse
OH! ImMocEN! character comedy in 3
acts, by H. J. Smith. [116] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31936
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1916; D 45445;
Harry James Smith, Berlin, Conn.
OLD LADY 31: comedy in prologue and
3 acts, by R. Crothers. [95] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31937
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1916; D 45583;
Rachel Crothers, New York.
OLIVIA’S BUSINESS; comedy in 3 acts,
by W. Chatterson. [122] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31938
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45300;
Willowdean Chatterson, Cambridge,
Mass.
ON NE SAURAIT PENSER A TOUT. See
Quatre comédies.
ON THE LEVEL; original comedy in 3
acts, by M. E. Marks and Edward
A. Paulton. [101] p. 4to. Ms.
[31939
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45308;
Maurice E. Marks, Bayside, N. Y.
ON THE PATH OF THE CHILD; morality
play in 1 act, by Anna Wynne. Chi-
cago, Dramatic publishing company,
1916. 19 p. 12mo. [31940
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 « Dee. 26,
1916: D 45739; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
ONE A DAY; or, Somewhere in France,
fantasy, by Caroline Briggs [i. e. C.
de M.-Briggs]. [1], 21 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31941
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1916; D 45546;
Caroline de Motte Briggs, New York.
ONE MORNING; play in 1 act, by L. K.
Devendorf. [1], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31942
© 1. Nov. 16, 1916; D 45519;
La Motte Kibbey Devendorf, Al-
bany.
ONE NIGHT IN VENICE; a dramatie
poem, by Grace Adele Pierce. 1p. 1.,
24 p. 12mo. $1.00. [31943
© Nov. 8, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1916;
aff. Nov. 15, 1916; A 446441; Grace
Adele Pierce, Santa Monica, Cal.
OPEN (THE) pDoOoR; comedy play in 1
act, by G. W. Solden. [2], 11 p. fol.
Typewritten. [31944
© 1.e¢. Dee. 21, 1916; D 45705;
George W. Solden, Chicago.
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
31962
ORANGE BLOSSOMS; or, Giving the bride
away, comedy sketch for vaudeville,
by A. Breakspear and Mabel Morton.
[1], 15 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31945
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45391; An-
gie Breakspear, New York.
Out AT orp Aunt Mary’s; or, A
visit from the Riley children, ar-
rangement of the Riley poems, by
fom. smith. 13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [31946
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1916; D 45335;
Lelia May Smith, Hattiesburg, Miss.
OUT OF THE DISCARD; play in 1 act, by
S. C. Posner. 9 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [381947
© 1c Nov. 29, 1916; D 45548;
Sue Conly Posner, San Francisco.
OuTER (THE). EDGE OF SOCIETY (Le
demi-monde) ; by Alexandre Dumas,
fils, tr. by Barrett H. Clark [play in
5 acts] [Cambridge, Mass., Printed
by H. O. Houghton & co., 1916] 2p.
1., [451]-502 p. 8vo. [81948
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2c. and aff. Apr.
9916; A 428605; Barrett H.
Clark, New York.
OvUTING; play in 1 act, by B. Whipple
and W. Huston. [1], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31949
fee ec. 26, 1916; -D 45731;
Bayone Whipple and Walter Hus-
ton, New York.
OUTSNARED; drama in 1 act, by M. H.
SLopper, [2],'27 p. 4to. ‘Type-
written. [31950
© 1 @ Nov. 23, 1916; D 45502:
Milton Herbert Gropper. Brooklyn.
PA VESTIR SANTOS; apunte de sainete
en prosa, original de Manuel Gon-
zalez de Lara y Ramon Diaz Mirete.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores es-
panoles] 1916. 20 p. 12mo.
[31951
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1916:
D 45116; M. Gonzalez de Lara y R.
Diaz Mirete. Madrid.
PAA DEN GYLDNE KORSVEJ; helgas ny-
taarsrevy 1916-1917. af Lakris
[pseud. of L. Lauritzen]. [48] p.
4to. Typewritten. [31952
» © 41 c« Noy. 4, 1916; D 45346:
Lauritz Lauritzen, Oakland, Cal.
PAGAN (THE); drama in 5 acts, by M. !
Vincent. 53 p. 4to. Ms. [319538
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916: D 45462:
Marshall Vincent, Englewood, N. J.
14!
PALE (THE) FANTANA; or, The magic
chalice, 1 act play in 3 scenes and an
interlude, by H. Dunlap. [38], 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31954
oft. €. (Oct... 11, Asie + Dh 45s50;
Henrietta Dunlap, Washington.
Passinc (THE); biblical drama in 4
episodes, by E. M. Barr. [89] p.
4to. Typewritten. [381955
© i+ ¢ Oet. 27, 1916: Dw45294:
Esta Mae Barr, Marblehead, Mass.
PASSING soULS; sketch, by S. F. Hill-
man. [1], 11p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31956
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45382;
Sara Frazer Hillman, Pittsburgh.
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; play in 1
act, by O. T. Johnsone. [2], 14 p.
4to. Typewritten. [31957
© 1. Dec. 21, 1916; D 45703;
Otto T. Johnsone, Brooklyn.
PATHFINDER; in 1 act, written espe-
cially for The children’s play, by
The Martin studios. Willimantic,
Conn., 1916. 14 p. 16mo. [31958
©) Nov. Di 1si16: (2 €.’ Nev,
1916; D 45526; William S. Martin,
Willimantic, Conn.
Patriot (THE); play in 8 acts, by L.
B. Blades. [70] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31959
GA e@xDee. 26) 1916+. D: 45732;
Leslie Burton Blades, Eugene, Or.
PavAs (LAS); apropdésito cémico-lirico,
original de P. Pérez Fernandez, mt-
sica del maestro Foglietti. Madrid.
[Sociedad de autores espanoles]
1916. 16, [2] p. 12mo. [31960
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45134; Pedro Pérez Fernandez,
Madrid.
PAY-OFF (THE); play in 1 act, by W.
Ap Ravers. |. [i]. LF p.. 4toe:..Bype-
written. [31961
©) 1 Ze Nov: (15, 1916; “D:, 45428;
Walter Allen Rivers, San Francisco.
PEANUT (THE) PEDDLER; comic opera
libretto in 3 acts, by W. EF. Brown,
jr. [75] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31962
Gre Oct Si. 1916 a 20;
William Franklin Brown, jr., Ala-
meda, Cal.
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31963
pt. Loves
PrecaporAa (LA) (Daniela); play in 3 | PLENTY OF PEP; border episode, vaude-
acts, by Angel Guimera, tr. by Wal-
lace Gillpatrick. New York and
London, G. P. Putnam’s sons, 1916.
3 p. 1, 162 p., 12mo. [31963
©. Sept, 223) 191632 e, Oct. 31,
1916; D 45318; Hispanic society of
America, New York.
PIANO (A) DELIVERY; comedy singing
and alking act, by Allen Spencer
Tenney. [1], 4 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [31964
© 2Ue \OetA25, 1916s D 45270:
Wilcox, McHugh & Neska, Brook-
lyn.
PicTURE (THE) FRAME; play in 4 acts,
Diep lo, TSE POW. NL. wes eer =ELO,
Typewritten. [81965
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1916; D 45696:
Alice Lenora Burrow, Beaver Dam,
Wis.
PIGEON BLOOD; play in 1 act, by M.
saul. 16 p. fol. Typewritten.
[31966
© 1 ¢@ Nov. 27, 1916; D 45556:
Milt Saul, Evanston, II.
PINK PAJAMAS; farce in 3 acts, by M.
EK. Swan. [151] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31967
bo, Nov. Ae 8916+) Div Ansel :
Mark E. Swan, New York.
PrraTAS (Los); Zarzuela fantastica
en 1 acto, dividido en 4 cuadros, en
prosa, original de M. Garrido, mtisica
del maestro Rafael Millan. Madrid.
[Sociedad de autores espafnoles]
1916. 43 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
[31968
© July 6, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45128; Manuel Garrido, Madrid.
PLASTER (THE) KING; book and lyrics
of play in prologue and 2 acts, 5
scenes, by C. A. Flynn. [69] p.
fol. Typewritten. [31969
© 1c Nov. 9, 1916; D «45388;
Catherine Agatha Flynn, New Bruns-
wick; IN. d.
PLAYS IN PINAFORES; very miscel-
laneous collection of plays for young
people of all ages [by Mabel M.
Swan, D. S. Harvey, G. R. Bridg-
ham, ete.J. Boston, Walter H.
Baker & co., 1916. 200 p. 12mo.
[31970
Oct: H2KF L1G 52) (ee Ockres:
1916; D 45554; Walter H. Baker &
co., Boston.
ville sketch in 1 act, by H. M. Hicks.
18 p. 4to. Typewritten. Lolore
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1916;. D 45503;
Henry M. Hicks, New York.
PruckK; 1 act dramatic playlet, by J.
N. Wilson. [1], 10 p. 4to. Type-
written. [381972
© 1c Dec. 26, 1916; D 457383;
Jerome N. Wilson, New York.
Poitu (LE); comedy operetta in 2
acts, by Maurice Hennequin and ~
Pierre Veber, music by H. Maurice
Jacquet, English version by Robert
W. Sneddon. [95] p. 4to. Type-
written. [Words only] [381973
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1916; D 43090;
Oscar Osso, New York.
PorzIA; oper in 8 aufztigen, nach
Shakespeares Kaufmann von Vene-
dig, von Richard Wilde, musik von
Otto Taubmann. Textbuch. Mtin-
chen, Drei masken-verlag, g. m. b. h.
[1916]. 78 p. 12mo. [31974
© Feb. 15, 1916; 1 c«. July 29,
1916; A 14426; Drei masken verlag,
¢. my bi bey Monieni
PRECEPTOR (EL) DE SU ALTEZA}; Opereta
bufa, en 1 acto y 8 cuadros, ori-
ginal de Luis Garcia Conde y An-
tonio Paso (hijo), musica del
maestro Rafael Millan. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafoles]
1916. 41 p. 12mo. [31975
© Sept, 5, 1916; 2 Geena
1916; D 451386; L. Garcia Conde y
A. Paso (hijo), Madrid.
PRESENTS; rural comedy, by Harry L.
Newton. [1], 7 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31976
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1916; D 45694;
Frank A» Kern and Anne Baldwin,
Findlay, O.
Price (THE) OF A LIFE; play in 1 act.
by W. R. Snelgrove. [2], 10 p. fol.
Typewritten. [31977
© 1 «@ Dee. 20, 1916;.D 45657;
Wm. Rex Snelgrove, Chicago.
PRINCESA (LA) ESTA TRISTE; comédia
en 38 actos y en prosa, original de
EF. Sassone. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1916. 66 p.
12mo. [31978
© ' Sept..'5,. 1916.35 ic. @eruraa
1916; D 45119; Felipe Sassone,
Madrid.
1422
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no. 12, 1916
31994
PRISONERS; comedy drama, by C. F.
Ivins. [1], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[31979
fr c, Oct. 31, 1916; D 45314;
Clifford F. Ivins, Red Bank, N. J.
Pro Patria; play in 4 acts, by William
Carson [i. e. W. G. B. Carson]. 64
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31980
© 1c Dec. 5, 1916; D 45589;
Villiam Glasgow Bruce Carson,
Ames, Ia.
Proprnguity; comedy of love in 3
acts, by G. D. Parker. [154] p.
4to. Typewritten. [31981
© 1 @ Dec. 13, 1916; D 45638;
George D. Parker, New York.
PROTECTOR (EL) DE # INGLATERRA;
drama hist6rico en 3 actos, en verso,
original de J. M. de Ortega-Morejon.
Madrid [Sociedad de autores espa-
noles] 1916. 84 p. 12mo. [81982
© July 6, 1916; 1c. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45101; José Ma. de Ortega-More-
jon, Madrid.
PUMPKIN EATER; Play in 3 scenes, by
M. S. Frisbie. [1], 49 p. 24mo.
Typewritten. [31983
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1916; D 45726;
Margaret S. Frisbie, Minneapolis.
PUTTING IT ovER; farce in 3 acts, by
H. W. Hawley. PEtG]s. -p., © -4to.
Typewritten. [31984
ve Mec. 12, 1916; D 45685;
Harry Waterbury Hawley, Bridge-
port, Conn.
QUATRE COMEDIES; par Alfred de
Musset, ed, with an introduction and
notes by Raymond Weeks. New
York, Oxford university press,
American branch, 1916. xii, 301 p.
front. 12mo. (Oxford French se-
ries) Contents.—Les caprices de
Marianne.— Berberine.—On ne sau-
rait penser 4 tout.—Bettine.
[31984*
(Op Ney.. 24, 1916; 2 c. and ‘aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 445876; Oxford
univ. press, Amer. branch, New
Work.
QUICK ACTION; or, One day on the
home farm, play in 3 acts, by W. L.
Baleh. [1], 98 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [31985
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1916; D 45383;
William Lincoln Baleh, New York.
RapicaL Linnty; operetta in 8 acts, by
Saude Warshawsky. = [Sole Die Tole
Typewritten. [Words only].
[31986
@©s toe. .Oet.. 26; 1916i) De 45396"
Ss. J. Warshawsky, Wildwood, N. J.
RADICAL ROSE; operetta in 3 acts, by
S w.. Warshawsky. [69] p..» fol:
Typewritten. [Words only]
© 1 e¢ Nov. 16, 1916; D 45444:
Samuel Jesse Warshawsky, Wild-
wood, N. J. [31987
RAGNoO (IL) AzzUBRO; operetta in 3
atti, di Paolo Santarone, musica di
Alberto Randegger. Milano, G. Ri-
cord & co., 1916. 123 pp. 12mor [i=
bretto] [31988
© Dec. 9, 1916; 1 c. Dee. 14, 1916;
D 45700; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
RAUB; sSoziales drama in 1 akt, von
C. Ruge. 1p. (Jn Sonntagsblatt
der New Yorker volkszeitung, v. 39,
no. 43, Oktober 22, 1916.) [31989
G@ Oe 22,) 3916s he, Oe 724;
1916; D 45259; Clara Ruge, New
York.
READ-ALOUD PLAYS; by Horace Holley.
New York, M. Kennerley, 1916. vi,
133 p. 12mo. Contents: Introduc-
tion.—Her happiness.—A modern
prodigal—The incompatibles.——The
genius.—Survival.—The telegram.—
Rain.—Pictures.—His luck. [31990
Oy Nov. 1. 1 SiG. en Nowe (Za:
1916; D 45488; Mitchell Kennerley,
New York.
REAL (THE) AMERICAN GIRL; enter-
tainment, by Hma L. Hunting. Chi-
cago, Dramatie publishing company,
191G>. ‘2Q2*pe a 2mo. [31991
©) Dece."20, 1916; 2c. Deer 23;
1916; D 45706; Dramatic pub. co.,
Chicago.
REAL (THE) PEOPLE.
plays.
REASON (THE); play In 1 act, by G.
Middleton. [1], 19 p. 4to. Type-
written. [381992
© Nov. 15, 1916; D 45434; George
Middleton, New York.
RECKONING; original dramatic playlet,
by Cz. 13. Clintons” di, ta ps cto:
Typewritten. [31993
©r le Ock Sk. IOI: Tita
Cora Lawton Clinton, New York.
RED (THE) CROSS BALL; 1 act farce,
by L. Grattan. 27 p. 4to.. Type-
written. [31994
@y 1G) Dee, 26, 1916. Dy 45728 +
Lawrence Grattan, New York.
See Four short
1423
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31995
Rep Rinpinc Hoop. See Fairy tale
plays.
REDEMPTIONER (THE) : romantic drama
of Ireland and America. in 4 acts,
by P. J. Coleman. [103] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [31995
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1916; D 45448;
Patrick Jos. Coleman, Somerset, O.
REINA (LA) JUGUETE; comedia lirica
en 2 cuadros, libro de Luis Linares
Becerra y Javier de Burgos, mfisica
del maestro Luis del Castillo Ca-
mus. Madrid [Sociedad de autores
espanoles] 1916. 34 p. 12mo._ [Li-
bretto only] [31996
© habe 0G; 1916+ 4 -e. Cet, 11,
1916; D 45126: L. Linares Becerra
y J. de Burgos, Madrid.
RELEASING A MAN: comedy in 1 act for
38 women, by Geoffrey Wilkinson.
New York. Samuel French: London,
Samuel French, ltd... 1916. 23 p.
12mo. [31997
(Nev. 12, 191G= a: c . Nov. da,
1916: D 454038; Samuel French, Itd.,
London.
Return (THE) oF MaceEE; 1 act
sketch, by S. Hogue. [2]. 31 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [31998
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; D 45473;
Shea Hogue, New York.
REVELATION ; peace play in 3 acts, by
L. Shaffner and J. Ardizoni. [28]
p. 4to. Typewritten. [31999
© 1c. Oct. 24,°1916;'D 45311;
Lillyan Shaffner and John Ardizoni,
New York.
2 scenes. by
Typewritten.
[32000
© 1e Dee. 1, 1916; D 45561;
Otto Marose, Chicago.
REVENGE (THE): play in
©. Marose. 2 p. fol.
REvoLt (THE): play in 3 acts, by L. L.
Schwartz. [2], T4 p. 4to. Type-
written. [32001
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1916; D 45511;
Louis Leon Schwartz, Minneapolis.
REVOLT (THE) OF MOTHER; play in 1
act. by G. Buck. adapted from the
story by Mary E. Wilkins. 25 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32002
© 1 ¢« Nov. 7, 1916: D 45374:
Gertrude Buck, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
pt. , @ 8. v.45
RicH (THE) PooR MAN; 1 act comedy,
dramatization of Elliott Flower’s
short story of same title, by W. K.
Morley. [1], 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32003
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1916; D 45482;
Walter Kelley Morley, Oconomowoc,
Wis.
RicHt (THE) KEY, BUT THE WRONG
FLAT; play in 3 scenes, by J. G.
Bostock. 5 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32004
© 1e. Oct. 20, 1916; D 45223;
J. Gordon Bostock, New York.
RicHtT (THE) LITTLE GIRL; comedy in
3 acts, by Mrs. C. A. Doremus and
L. Westervelt. in collaboration with
F. Fields. [135] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32005
© 1 e« Nov. 1, 191677D45e
Mrs. Charles A. Doremus, Leonidas
Westervelt and Fanny Fields, New
York.
Room 999; melodramatic comedy in 1
act. by Charlotte Glendyle Harris
and G. Alan Lipkind. [1], 22 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32006
© 1e. Nov. 4, 1916; D 45348;
Goodman Lipkind, New York.
Rvusy (THE) BroocH; melodramatic
comedy surprise in 1 act. by W. 8.
Poague. [1], 10 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32007
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1916; D 45350;
Walterd S. Poague, Chicago.
RtLinec (THE) POWER;
acts, by J. J. Nolan. [1] 66 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [32008
© 1e¢ Dee. 15, 1916; D 45659;
J. Jerome Nolan, Mahanoy City, Pa.
drama in 5
RutH: biblical drama in 8 acts, by
Annabel Lawrence. Chicago, T. 8.
Dennison & company [1916]. 34 p.
12mo. [32009
© Nov. 1. 1916:°2 ¢ \ Neg
1916: D 45360; Eben H. Norris,
Chicago.
SABA CAME ALSO; farce in 3 acts, by
M. W. Jarrell. [104] p. 4to. Type-
written. [32010
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45459;
Myra Williams Jarrell, Topeka,
Kan.
SawbDwsT; play in 1 act, by George M.
Rosener. [1], 13 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32011
© 1c. Dec. 29. 1916; D 45765;
George J. Wetzel, New York.
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no. 12, 1916
32027
SCHNEEWITTCHEN UND ODIE_ SIEBEN
ZWERGE; nach dem_ weihnachis-
miirchen, yon C. A. GGrner, in neuer
bearbeitung von Hans Sturm, Ber-
lin, Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller g. m.
b. h., 1916. 68 p. 12mo. [32012
© 1 c. Nov. 21, 1916; D 45493;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deut-
scher biihnenschriftsteller g. m. b. h..
Berlin.
Seas (THE) BETWEEN; dramatic
sketch. by Emerson Turner [pseud.
of G. C. Theis]. 13 p. 4to. Type-
written. [32013
© ic. Dec. 29, 1916; D 45771;
Grover Cleveland Theis, New York.
Senior (THE) PARTNER; drama in 3
acts, by Mrs. I. Lowenberg. [54] p.
fol. Typewritten. [32014
© 1 ¢« Nov. 16, 1916; D 4549:
Mrs. I. Lowenberg, San Francisco.
SERAFIN. EL PINTURERO; 0, Contra el
querer no hay razones, sainete lirico
en 2 actos. divididos en 4 cuadros,
en prosa, original de Carlos Arniches
y Juan G. Renovales, mtisica de los
maestros Foglietti y Roig. Madrid
[Seciedad de autores’ espanoles]
1916. 75 p. 12mo. [Libretto only]
© Sept. 5. 1916; 1 ce. Oct. 11, 1916;
D 45131; C. Arniches y J. G. Reno-
vales, Madrid.
SERGEANTEENE (THE) ; musical comedy
in one act, by J. Arnold. 7p. 4to.
Typewritten [Words only].
[32016
© 1 c. Dee. 4, 1916; D 45575:
Arnoid, Vineland, N. J.
Jack
SHapow (THE) OF A SIN: or, A great
mistake, drama in 4 acts. by Miron
[32015
|
Leffingwell. [58] p. fol. TTypewrit-
ten. (32017
otee) Dee 7, 1916: D 45606:
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
SHapy (THE) SIDE; play in a pro-|
logue and 3 acis, by F. M. Sala.
[111] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32018 |
Sotoe Noy. 27, 1916; D 45543;
Federico Mariani Sala, Londen.
SHE AUTO KNow: vaudeville act, by G.
A. Broughan. 8 p. 12mo. Type-
written. [32019
© ft e Nov. 3, 1916; D 45336;
George A. Broughan, SOND, |
Muss.
SHE TRIED TO SIZZLE BUT FIZZLED; 1
act play, by. W. M. Cressy. [2], 21
p. fol. Typewritten. [32020
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1916; D 45330; Will
M. Cressy, Concord, N. H.
SHOPLIFTERS (THE) : comedy drama in
4 acts by W. C. Herman. [S83] p.
4to. Typewritten. [32021
© 1c Dee. 18. 1916; D 45682;
William Calvin Herman, Chicago.
SHOULD THERE BE CHILDREN? story of
motherhood in 4 acts, by R. T. Ket-
tering. [110] p. 4to. Typewritten.
32022
© 1 ec. Dec. 18, 1916; D 45684;
Ralph Thomas Kettering, Chicago.
Suriwe (THE) play in 1 act, drama-
tized from Albert Payson Terhune’s
story, by R. T. Kettering and L.
Alden. [2]. 12 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32023
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1916; D 45334;
Ralph T. Kettering and Lester Al-
den. Chicago.
SIN EL AMOR QUE ENCANTA; Comedia
en 2 actos, y en prosa, original de
S. Arisnea. Madrid [Sociedad de
autores espanoles] 1916. G2 +p.
12mo. [32024
© July 6. 1916: 1 e. Oct. 11, 1916:
D 45098: Santiago Arisnea, Madrid.
Srx (THE) BEST SELLERS; play in 1
act, by: Hi. Forst. [2} 20: p: 4to.
Typewritten. [32025
© 1c Dec. 20, 1916; D 45693;
Emil Forst. New York.
SLAVE (THE) TRAFFIC; or, Father's
tears, drama in 4 acts, by M. Rich-
ter. ;
. ,
Seem ce Tem te ™ tt = eBetne sits a» += um bee =
‘ i i a ee ee ee i
4 SN NENT? PENRO AN
MUR Hee
°° - wo | 8 te ie
[tS] p. 4to. Ms. [32026
© 1 e@ Nov. 15, 1916; D 45436;
Moses Richter, New York.
bb) Betta yt
{= | =|-
a=
\'=
SLAVES ; drama in 3 acts with 4 scenes,
by S. Gorn.
,
a lint arte ale WE Settamyt 9
- A |
le = - =). 2
TN RENT PDENPY
105 p. Svo. Ms. : [32027
© 1 «. Dee. 1,. 1916: D 45566;
Solomon Gorn, Portland, Me.
1425
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32028
pt. I, n. s., v.13
Snow WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARES ;
fairy play in 5 acts, 9 tableaus, writ-
ten especially for The children’s
play, by. The Martin studios, Wil-
limantic, Conn., 1916. 24 p. 16mo.
[32028
LENGY NOV. Gol. Olas er NOY, | hk
1916; D 45527; William S. Martin,
Willimantic, Conn.
SOBERING UP FATHER; comedy animal
sketch, by J. S. Edwards. 18 p.
Ato. 'Typewritten. [82029
@ink).c; Noy.13, \A9iG; D 40411;
Joseph S. Edwards, Los Angeles.
Son-IN-LAW (THE) oF M. PorrieR (Le
gendre de M. Poirier); [play in 4
acts] by Emile Augier and Jules
Sandeau, tr. by Barrett H. Clark.
[Cambridge, Mass., Printed by H. O.
Eouciton &) ico, 29IG) v2... 1,
[415-446] p. S8vo. [32030
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Apr.
19, 1916; A 428604; Barrett H.
Clark, New York.
Son (A) OF THE GREATER FATHERLAND ;
war drama in 1: act, by E. Morgan.
oe De Jame. Printed: [382031
©) Oet! 20 1916" BE Nev. vad,
1916; D 45397; Edward Morgan,
san Francisco.
SouL (THE) oF Horspur; play in 1
act, by R. J. Beamish. [1], 15 p.
Svo. Typewritten. [320382
© i“ Nov: 17, 1916; D’ 45450;
Richard J. Beamish, Philadelphia.
SPARTAN (THE) MOTHER; play in 1 act,
by T. Charwate and W. Mack. 17
p. 4to. Typewritten. 320338
© 1 «Now 6,.1916;. D 45362;
Tex Charwate and Willard Mack,
New York.
SPEED; or, Johnny Jones, comedy in
aC bys eS. | Balk ee aor ps:
4to. Typewritten. [382034
© 1 ce Oct. 26, 1916; D 45465;
David 8S. Hall, New York.
SPELL (THE) OF THE PAST; fantasy,
based on an, old French play, by J.
Tower and A. de Crézolle. Chicago,
Comedia [1916]. 386 p. 8vo.
[382035
©: Dec’ 15." 19162" 2" ei. Nove.
1916; D 45614; Augustus de Cré-
zolle and John Tower, Chicago.
SPIDER’Ss (THE) WEB; play in 1 act,
by A. Seymour. [4], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [32036
© 1 e Dec_-8, 1916" DW 4561: /Ar-
thur Seymour, New York.
14
Sprreit (THE) oF CHRISTMAS; by AI-
lene Tupper Wilkes. Franklin, O.,
Denver, Col., Eldridge entertainment
house, 1916. 8p. 12mo. [32037
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 e) Dee. se:
1916; D 45670; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin, O.
original fantasy in 2 short acts,
by Miriam Wilson. Chicago, A.
Flanagan company, [1916]. 14 p.
12mo. [32038
© Nov. 20,:1916; 2c) Noviedze,
1916; D 45508; A. Flanagan com-
pany, Chicago.
Spooks; mystery farce in 8 acts, by
S. B. Tall. [190] p. 4to. Type
written. [32039
© 1c Nov. 11, 1916; D 45402;
Stanley Broughton Tall and Luther
B. Anthony, Baltimore.
SPRIGS OF NOBILITY; farce in 4 acts, by
Gérard Arbous, adapted from the
Dutch by A. Philip Peacock. 110 p.
fol. Typewritten. [32040
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1916; D 45623;
Gérard Jean Arbous, New York.
SPRUNGBRETT (Das); schwank in 3
akten, von Eduard Ritter, Berlin,
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deut-
scher biihnenschriftsteller g. m. b. h.,
1916. 95 p. Svo. * [82041
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; D 45492;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deut-
scher biihnenschriftsteller g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
Squaw (THE); play in 1 act, by W.
Haynes, [1], 18 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [82042
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1916; D 45704.
Williams Haynes, Northampton,
Mass.
STALLED; or, Auto troubles, comedy
western playlet, by H. N. Hale. [1],
24 p. 4to. Typewritten. [32043
© 1-¢ Nov. 14, 1916; -D, 45417;
Harry Nathan Hale, Lincoln, Neb.
Star (THE) OF DESTINY; play in 1 act,
by L. Phillips, [2], 7 p. 4to. Type-
written. [32044
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1916; D 45447;
Lucille Phillips, New York.
Star (THE) oF SEVILLE (La estrella
de Sevilla) ; by Lope de Vega, tr. in
prose by Philip M. Hayden [play
in 3 acts] [Cambridge, Mass.,
Printed by H. O. Houghton & co.,
1916] 2 p. 1., [171-192 p. 8vo.
[32045
© Apr. 15, 1916; 2 c and aff. Apr.
19. 1916; A 428608; Houghton
Mifflin company, Boston.
6
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no, 12. 1916
32062
STERNGUCKER (DER); operette
akten, von Fritz Lohner, musik von
Franz Lehair. Text der gesinge.*
Leipzig, Wien, New York, W.
Karezag, 1916. 38 p. 12mo.
[32046
mrgan 14,° 1916: 1c. July 29,
1916; A—Foreign 14424; W. Kar-
ezag, Vienna.
Stime (THE) FUN LEBEN; drama in 4
acts, by B. P. Bedell.
ADEPS 4 PS NORD F]VSY? PE DIY ©
‘
mega ees me * see
. ae \o = ew TW
ee
64 p. 4to. Ms. [382047
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1916; D 45167:
Boris P. Bedell, New York.
SToreEN (THE) victory; Southern mil-
itary play in 1 act, by E. Strong.
[1], 9 p. fol. Typewritten.
[32048
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1916; D 45531; El-
win Strong, Omaha, Neb.
STONE (THE) AGE CABARET; play in 2
scenes, by R. J. Wildhack. [1], 10
p. fol. Typewritten. [32049
© 1c Dec. 7, 1916; D 45598;
Robert J. Wildhack, New York.
STONE (THE) MAN; drama in 4 parts,
by L. E. Bisch. [164] p. 4to. Type-
written. [382050
dace. Woy. 24, 1916; D 45517:
Louis Edward Bisch, New York.
STRANGE (A) HAPPENING; play in 1
wee ey ES Orth. [1], 6 p. ° 4to.
Typewritten. [32051
© ic Dee. 13, 1916; D 45723:
Frank Orth, Collingswood, N. J.
STUBBORN (THE) PRIMA-DONNA; mu-
sical sketch for vaudeville, by B. F.
Glazer. [9] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32052
ete Mee, 121916: D 45632; -
Benjamin F. Glazer, Philadelphia.
SUBMARINE F-7; play in 1 act, by
James Maecqueen. [2], 35 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [32053
eae Mec. 15, 1916: D 45658:
Henri de Vries, New York.
Sun (THE) cop; dramatic spectacle,
bee. &. James. [2], 57 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [32054
ft c& Nov. t, 1916; D 45505:
Bartiett B. James, Baltimore.
in 3 | SUNBONNET SUE; an up to date melo-
drama in 4 acts, by Charles Morton.
[61] p. fol. Mimeographed.
{32055
©’ @ Dee) 7;°4916 4. DW 45607 :
Alexander Byers, Chicago.
Sunny (A) MORNING; by the Quintero
brothers, tr. from the Spanish by I.
Goldberg. (Jn Stratford journal, v.
1, no. 1, Autumn, 1916.) [32056
ic). Nov.’ 44, 1916-1 & Nov.16;
1916; D 45489; Isaac Goldberg, Rox-
bury, Mass.
Sunny Mountain; melodrama in 38
acts, by G. S. Wheat. [112] p. 4to.
Tvpewritten. [32057
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45460;
George Seay Wheat, New York.
SURPRESSED DESIRES; freudian comedy
in 2 scenes, G. C. Cook and S. Glas-
pell. 24 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32058
© 4),e:. Nov...3, 01916; PD) 45427;
Géorge Cram Cook and Susan Glas-
pell, New York.
TABLES TURNED; comedy in 1 act, by A.
French and M. Nelson. [2], 16 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32059
© 1-4." Deera, ASiG:: Wy 45559
Adelaide French and Merwin Nel-
son, New York.
Tact; comedy drama in 1 act, by W.
H. Warner and De Witte Kaplan
fi. e:.. Y. D. Kaplan]... [27,20 px 4to.
Typewritten. [382060
©) 1c. / OGk 30, A91G 45312
William Henry Warner and Ysabel
De Witte Kaplan, New York.
TAKE THE SUBWAY; play in 2 acts, by
W. MacDonald. [48] p. 4to. Type-
written. [32061
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1916; D 45446;
Wallace MacDonald, New York.
TAKE YOUR MEDICINE; play in 4 acts,
by E. Poole and H. Ford. [180] p.
4to. Typewritten. [32062
© -1 ¢ Nov. 18; 1916; D 45457;
Ernest Poole and Harriet Ford, New
York.
TEMPEST (THE) ; play in 5 acts, ed. by
Frederick S. Boas, American ed. rev.
by Katharine Lee Bates. Boston,
New York [ete.] D. C. Heath & co.
[1916] xxv, [1], 166 p. 24mo. (The
Arden Shakespeare, general editor,
©. H. Herford] [32062*
© Nov. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
7, 1916; A 445584; D. C. Heath &
co., Boston.
1427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
TEMPTATION; allegorical drama in 3
acts and 7 scenes, by H. D. Rick-
man. [2], 73 p. 4to.
[32063
© 1 -c. Now... 27, 49143 BD 45541;
Hardin Duval Rickman, Chicago.
TENDER HOOKS; 1 act comedy, by F.
Haines-Reed. [2], 23 p. 4to. Type-
written. e [32064
© 1 e« Nov. 14, 1916; D 45418;
Florence Haines-Reed, Los Angeles.
Tenor (Ext); comedia en 3 actos,
original de Angel Torres del Alamo
y Antonio Asenjo. la. ed. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores’ espanoles]
1916. 838 p. 12mo. [32065
@)-FulyiG;) 29165).4'.e).Oek, £1;
1916; D 45099; Torres del Alamo y
Asenjo, Madrid.
THANKSGIVING (THE) MONTH; exer-
cise for children, by Harriette Wil-
bur. Franklin, O., Denver, Col.,
Eldridge entertainment house, 1916.
Sp. 12mo. [32066
(©) Nov: 1, 19163 "2. & Deer as,
1916: D 45671; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, Franklin. O.
THEY ALL ‘KNEW BEVERLY. Do you?
comedy in 8 acts, by J. Seagrave.
[129] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32067
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45306;
Jane Seagrave, Brookline, Mass.
THEY THAT WALK ENCHAINED; tragedy
in 3 acts, by M. de Acosta. [101] p.
4to. Typewritten. [32068
© 1e Nov. 4, 1916; D 45349;
Mercedes de Acosta, New York.
‘THIEVES; Sketch in 1 act, by M. Me-
Master-Clarke (Ann Dare). [3],
15 p. 4to. Typewritten. [32069
(©.d @ Now £5, 1816. Dy Sotaa-
Mabel McMaster-Clarke, San Fran-
cisco.
THIRTEENTH (THE) CHAIR: play in 3
acts, by B. Veiller. [137] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [32070
© 1 ec. Dee, TF, 1916; D 45608;
Bayard Veiller, New York. ;
THREE OLD MEDDLERS; play in 8 acts,
with prologue, by E. H. Gould.
[109] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[382071
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1916; D 45476;
ane ‘Hull Gould, Rochester,
NE
Typewritten. }
pt.1, BY S., ¥. ie
THREE PLAYS; ... by Francis A. Mae-
Nutt. New York, Laurence J.
Gomme, 1916. 3 p. 1, 425 p. 12mo.
Contents. — Balboa. — Nilona.—The
victorious duchess. [32072
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
20, 1916; A 453189; L. J. Gomme,
New York.
TIMBERWOLF (THE) ; 30 minute vaude-
ville skit, by E. ¥. Bishop. [2], 10
p. 4to. Typewritten. [32073
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1916; D “45686;
Ernest Franklin Bishop, Billings,
Mont.
TIME (THE) OF BLOODSHED; historical
drama in 4 acts, founded upon
Jacob Gordin’s unproduced drama,
by A. J. Gordin.
POANOONT NR sO ™S
a |
,
seme ys - = s Fe
*| NA . oON \\=
113 p. 4to. Ms.
peur.
4 8 NONI
DSPR
[52074
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45507;
Alexander J. Gordin, Brooklyn.
Tin PAN ALLEY CABARET; song and
dance or musical melange of Fast
Side life, by P. J. Lewis. [3] p.
4to. Typewritten. [Words only]
[32075
©. 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1916; D 45521;
Philip John Lewis, New York.
TINDER (THE) Box; fairy play in 5
acts and a final tableaux, written es-
pecially for The children’s play, by
The Martin studios. Willimantic,
Conn., 1916. 28 p. 16mo. [32076
© Nov. 21, 1916; 2 ch epee
1916; D 45528; William S. Martin,
Willimantic, Conn.
TINGLADO (EL) DE LA FARSA; Comedia
lirica en 3 actos, eh prosa y verso,
original de Juan B. Pont y Luis
Linares Becerra. mtisica del maestro
Rafael, Calleja. Madrid [Sociedad
de autores espanoles] 1916. 59 p.
12mo. [Libretto only] [32077
©. Sept. 5,. 1916: 2° -¢. Gees
1916; D 45130; J. B. Post ye
Linares Becerra, Madrid.
Tie (A) FROM THE HEART OF A RE-
FORMED VILLAIN; in 4 acts, by T. C.
Lowe. [1], 15 p. fol. Typewritten.
[32078
© 1 ec. Dec. 5, 1916; DB 4a
Thomas Carroll Lowe. Grand Island,
Neb.
1428
Ee
» /
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\
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DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
> Terr; drama in 3 acts, by J. Faller.
f1]. 53 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32079
Dee. 13, 1916: D 45637;
New York.
Tomapora (LA); entremés en 1 acto,
original de P. Parellada, mtsica del
© le.
James Faller,
maestro Tomas Barrera. Madrid
[Seciedad de autores’ espanoles]
1916. 21 p. 12mo. [32080
Sept 5, 1916; 1 c. Oct. 11,
1916: D 45138; Pablo Parellada,
Madrid.
TooTH AND NAIL: Satirical comedy in
2 acts, by W. D. Rice. [1], 38 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32081
© 1 c« Nov. 25, 1916: D 45530:
“Walter Douglas Rice, Philadelphia.
Topsy TuRVY CHRISTMAS (A) Dayton,
O., Paine publishing company, 1916.
23 p. 12mo. [32082
© Nov. 20, 1916; 2 c. and aif. Dec.
1, 1916; A 447873; Paine pub. co..
Dayton, O.
TOREADORA; libretto, by H. A. Greene
and Alexander M. Goldberg. [1],
17 p. fol. Typewritten. [32083
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1916; D 45730;
Harold A. Greene, Newark, N. J.
TREASURE ISLAND: romantic melo-
drama founded on Stevenson's novel,
adapted for the stage in 5 acts. by
T. B. Sayre. [185] p. 4to. Type
- written. [32084
© 1 c Dec. 28, 1916; D 45752;
Theodore Burt Sayre, Brooklyn.
TREE (THE) OF HEAVEN; play in 1 act,
adapted from Robert Chambers’
story of same name, by G. W. Hof-
mann. [1], 22 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32085
© 1 « Nev. 6, 1916; D 45366;
Gerda Wismer Hofmann, San Fran-
cisco.
TRIFLES: play in 1 act, by S. Glaspell.
16 p. 4to. Typewritten. [32086
© ic. Nov. 3, 1916; D 45426;
Susan Glaspell, New York.
Trie (A) OF PLEASURE; musical joy
ride in 8 trips. by Sam Morris
[pseud. of Maurice Samuels] 17 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32087
© 1 ¢ Nov. 11, 1916; D 454900:
Maurice Samuels, Brooklyn.
TriPLE (THE) POINT; novelty play in
a prolog and 3 acts, by S. Fayder.
[179] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32088
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1916; D 45724;
Samuel Fayder, New York.
32095
TROIS ENFANTS DANS UNE ETOILE; 4
actes et 21 tableaux, par L. Delluc.
[159] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32089
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45461:
Louis Delluc, Paris.
TrovaADORES (Los); comédia lirica en
3 actos, letra de [Ram6én] Asensio
Mas, [Enrique] F. Gutiérrez Roig y
[José Juin] Cadenas, misica origi-
nal de los maestros Calleja y Fo-
glietti. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espanoles] 1916. 71 p. 12mo.
[32090
© Sept. 5, 1916; 1 ¢« Oct. 11,
1916; D 45135; Asensio Mas, F.
Gutiérrez Roig y Cadenas, Madrid.
TRUTH—ONE WOMAN’S LIFE; play in 4
acts, by M. L. Bates. 11 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [32091
© 1c Dec. 6, 1916; D 45645;
Madeleine Lyn Bates, Rockville Cen-
tre, N. Y.
Turk (THE); dramatic playlet in 1
act, by C. Hill. [2], 7 p. fol. Type-
written. [32092
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45408;
Christine Hill, Los Angeles. F
TURN IN AT NIGHT; 1 act burlesque,
by A. Breakspear and Mabel Norton.
[2], 26 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32093
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1916; D 45630;
Angie Breakspear, New York.
TWELVE PLAYS FOR CHILDREN; humor-
ous, wise, and otherwise, by Eliza-
beth F. Guptill. Chicago, Beckley-
Cardy company [1916] 160 p.
12mo. $0.30. Contents.—The cen-
sus man.—The baby shew.—Cap-
tain Kidd’s treasure—rThe color
fairies—Taking teacher’s place—
Grandmother’s cat. — Imaginary
Tommy.—Marie recites.—Passing on
the joke—Playing rabbit—Uncie
Joe’s will—aA dose of his own medi-
cine. [32094
© Oct. 18, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
26, 1916; A 453225; Beckley-Cardy
co., Chicago.
Two MOTHERS; play in 4 acts, by Solo-
mon Libin.
4S NONI OMNES DINAN MVE
Se Sereamas
i- > Le tod =.
Typewritten.
[32095
© 1 ce Nov. 28, 1916; D 45547;
Peoples producing co., ine, New
York.
.
ssa =.
ej, = - oF
[1], 69 p. 4fto.
1429
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32096
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
TWO MOTHERS IN LAW; comedy drama
in 4 acts, by M. Richter.
4 PN NONTT DRA FOI TE
DVI AWD PE /jDUPN
[80] p. 4to. Ms. [32096
© 1c¢ Nov. 15, 1916; D 45437;
Moses Richter, New York.
Two PLAYS AND A RHAPSODY; by
Katherine Howard. San Diego, The
Agenor; Lou. pos) re .12mo0. ra-
matic contents.—The house of fu-
ture.—The house of life. [32097
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
18. 1916: A 453140; K. Howard, San
Diego, Cal.
Two SISTERS; melodramatic tabloid in
3 acts, by John W. Wilson. Chicago,
Iil., Chicago manuscript co., 1916.
[385] p. fol. Mimeographed. [32098
© Sept. 20, 1916; 2 ¢. Nov. 22,
1916; D 45477; Alexander Byers,
Chicago.
UNcLE JosH; tabloid comedy drama in
3 acts, by W. C. Herman. Chicago,
Ill., Chicago manuscript co., 1916.
[386] p. fol. Mimeographed. [32099
‘)’ Sept... 2, 1916- 2.e. Nov. 22.
1916; D 45479; Alex. Byers, Chicago.
HER THUMB; playlet, by N.
[2],14p. fol. Typewritten.
[32100
(C) 2G, WG, “Sh PeIGs P). 4nats-
Norman Clark, Hamilton, Md.
UNDER
Clark.
UNDER THE BATS WING; dramatic play-
1eh) in 4>acts; ‘by’ GC Hilt / (27 °p.
Svo. Typewritten. [32101
@ aA. ¢. Oct. 20) ISiG= BD” Asse;
Christine Hill, Los Angeles.
UnNIoN (THE) FIRE BRIGADE; comedy
skit in 83 scenes, by H. Wells and C.
Harvard. 7p. fol. Typewritten.
[32102
Ord te! Now 1.1916? "RD 45325;
Harry Wells & Chas. Harvard, New
York.
Up FROM SLAVERY; evening’s entertain-
ment in 8 acts, by I. M. Becks. 23
p. 4to. Typewritten. [32103
©1c. Oct. 30, 1916; D 45520; Ida
M. Becks, Kansas City, Mo.
VENA (LA) DE PLATA; farsa cémica,
en 1 acto, dividido en 2 cuadros.
original de F. Pérez Capo. Madrid
[Sociedad de autores espafoles]
P9162 26 7. tome. [32104
©) Sept:\'>: J9162" Tes Oct are.
1916; D 45110; Felipe Pérez Capo,
Madrid.
VICE AND VIRTURE; dramatic sketch, by
B. Siev. [5] p. 4to. Typewritten.
[82105
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1916; D 45602;
Belle Siev, New York.
Victim (THE) ; drama in 4 acts, by D.
Bailey. [189] p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32106
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1916; D 45653;
Della Bailey, New York.
—— play in 4 acts, by Oliver D. Bai-
ley, Joseph Noel and Mrs. R. F. Noel.
[138] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32107
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1916; D 45469;
Mrs. R. F. Noel, Santa Monica, Cal.
VICTORIOUS DUCHESS. See Three plays.
VILLA (LA) TRISTE Y ESCACHARRADA;}
revista madrilefia en 1 acto, dividido
en un prologo y 4 cuadros, original
libro de F. Pérez Capo, mftisica de
Manuel Quislant y Pascual Mar-
quina. Madrid [Sociedad de au-
tores espafioles] 1916. 34 p. 12mo.
[Libretto only] [32108
Sept. 5, 1916;°2 eens 472.
1916; D 45120; Felipe Pérez Capo,
Madrid.
VIOLATION (THE); play in 3 acts, by
H. 8S. Sheldon. [129] p. 4to. Type-
written. [32109
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1916; D 45652;
Harry S. Sheldon, Flushing, N. Y.
Visirors (THE); play to be acted by
children in 1 act, by Florence Kiper
Frank. Chicago, Dramatic publish-
ing company, 1916. 12 p. 12mo.
[32110
© Dec. 22, 1916; °2 Gc. Dee
1916; D 45736; Dramatic pub. @o.,
Chicago.
VIVIR AMANDO; paso de comédia, en 1
acto, dividido en 3 cuadros, original
de J. Diago Pueyo. Madrid [So-
ciedad de autores espafoles] 1916.
20 p. 12mo. (82111
Sept. 5, 1916; 2c) iG@eiase
1916; D 45118; Jesis Diago Pueyo,
Madrid.
Voice (THE); play in 1 act, by-H. EH.
Kowalsky. [2], '8' p fok,. yg
written. [32112
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1916; D 45405;
Harold Emil Kowalsky, San Fran-
cisco.
Vorce (THE) OF LIFE; drama in 4 acts,
by B. P. Bedell. [3], 7 pate
Typewritten. [32113
©1e Dee. 26, 1916; D 45729;
Boris P. Bedell, New York.
1430
i
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1916
WaAcutTrER (DER); dramatisches spiel,
von Marie Luise Becker. Berlin,
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller g. m.
meee 1916.,..56 p. Svo. [32114
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; D 45491;
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes
deutscher biihnenschriftsteller g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
WAITING FOR BURGLARS; blackface mun-
ologue for a man, by Birch B. Ridg-
way. Chicago, Dramatic publishing
company, 1916. 17 p. 12mo.
[32115
e. Dec. 26,
Dramatic pub. co.,
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2
1916; D 45737;
Chicago.
WakeE (THE); 1 act vaudeville sketch,
meee oo enrieht.. [2], 14 p. 4to.
Typewritten. [382116
© 1 c¢ Nov. 6, 1916; D 45364;
John Joseph Enright, Boston.
WANDERING WILLIE; Scots comedy
playlet in 1 act, by A. Lambie. 9 p.
Svo. Typewritten. [32117
io cae vee. 18, 1916; D 45681;
Alexander Lambie, Vancouver, B. ©
Canada.
War; play in 4 acts, translated by
Thomas Seltzer from the Russian of
Michael Artzibashef. New York, A,
Peston: 1916. xili, 73 p. 12mo.
(The Borzi plays). [32118
© Oct. 13, 1916; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1916;
D 45342; Alfred A. Knopf, New
York.
WaRREN Linpsrty, M. D.; powerful
drama in 1 act, by M. H. Gropper.
[2], 18 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[382119
iret Go bee 26; 1916: D 45727;
Milton Herbert Gropper, Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON
introduction
SQUARE PLAYS; with an
by Walter Prichard
Eaton, preface by Hdward Good-
man. Garden City, N. Y., Double-
day, Page & company, 1916. xx,
th. pe 12mo. (Half-title: The
drama league series of plays, v. 20.
Contents.—1. The clod, by Lewis
Beach.—2. Eugenically speaking, by
Edward Goodman.—38. Overtones. by
Alice Gerstenberg. — 4. Helena’s
husband, by Philip Moeller. [382119*
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and aff. Dee.
1, 1916; A 445869; Doubleday, Page
& co.
32128
WE MEN AND WOMEN; comedy in 4
acts; by ‘S:; D: Gaspers: [1181''p.
4to. Typewritten. [32120
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1916; D 45487;
Sebastian D. Gaspers, Chicago.
WEISSE (DIE) FRAU; historisches trau-
erspiel in 4 aufztigen, von Jakob M.
Herkat. Bonn, Albert Ahn, 1916.
97 p. S8vo. [a212%.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1916; D 45494;
Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
WELL PAID: or, Two sisters, play in 4
acts, by I. Solotorefsky,
spyiiw Ns ae sOOANYYD “oI
4 PN NANT AY
SODESTRUNDRI
TNTINY PID [YOON
[78] p. 4to. Ms. [32122
©) tive. Nov. 25, 1916; D,; 45533:
Isidor Solotorefsky, Caldwell, N. J.
WELTENBUMMLER (DER) ; operette in 3
akten, von Beda und Karl Lindau,
musik von Richard Fall, Text der
gesiinge. Leipzig, Wien, New York,
W:. Karezag, 19150 22) pi /a2mo-
[32123
©) Nov. 20, 1915>1:-e: July 29,
1916; A For. 14425; W. Karczag,
Vienna.
WHAT ARE YOU
play. by B. M. Kaye.
Typewritten. [32124
© 1e. Nov. 14, 1916; D 45413;
Benj. M. Kaye, New York.
WHAT COULD BE FAIRER? play in 4 acts,
by G. Freeman and T. Edgelow, [103]
p. 4to. Typewritten. ia2125
©. 1.6 OGY BOG 19tGs DD A5304;
Gladys Freeman & Thomas Edgelow,
New York.
WHAT HAPPENED; Dilay in 1 act, by E.
THINKING OF? 1 act
[ah 19op.. 2AAro:
L. Leeds. 16 p. 4to. Typewritten.
[32126
© 1e Dec. 19, 1916; D 45688;
Eleanor Langdon Leeds, Cincinnati.
WHAT’S IN A NAME? comedy in 1 act,
by Fanny Cannon... Chicago, T. S.
Denison & company [1916]. 25 p.
12mo. fae DAL
© Nov. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1916;
D 45355; Eben H. Norris, Chicago.
WHAT THE SEA SAW: musical comedy
tabloid, book by Edward Luther
Gamble. [1], 4 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [Words only] [32128
©’ 15 ¢. ANov. 25, 1916 5D 45532;
Geo. N. Lyman, Minneapolis.
1431
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, n. s.; v.33
32129
WHEN A GIRL LOVES; 3 act play, by
Harry Hamilton. [102] p. Ato.
Typewritten. [32129
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1916; -D 45719;
Hamilton Coleman, Chicago.
WHEN A WOMAN LOVES; play in 1 act,
ny. i. Pevmunn Wei ts "Dp. Ato.
Typewritten. [32130
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1916; D 45613; Ar-
thur Seymour, New York.
WHEN DE WOMEN FOLKS DEBATE; darky
sketch, by Walter S. Long. Frank-
lin, O., Denver, Col.. Eldridge enter-
tainment house, 1916. 10 p. 12mo.
[32131
© Oct. 1, 1916; 2 c Dec. 18, 1916:
D 45674; Eldridge entertainment
house, Franklin, O.
WHEN EAST MEETS WEST; drama in 1
act, by We. . Randall o ay vid n:
4to. Typewritten. [32132
© 1 ¢. Nov. 13, 1916; D 45412;
William R. Randall, New York.
WHEN SILVIA SINGS; comedy in 8 acts,
by J. Shively. [140] p. 4to. Type-
written. [32133
© 1 « Nov. 1, 1916; D 45328;
Josephine Shively. San Francisco.
WHEN THE HOUR STRIKES; play in 1
act, Dy Eo Urandal: | “F1), "sr es:
4to. Typewritten. [32134
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1916; D 45540:
Irene Jean Crandall, Chicago.
WHERE MEN ARE SCARCE; 1 act play, by
W. Owen and R. Dickinson. [1]. 5
p. 4to. Typewritten. [32135
© 1c Dee. 18, 1816; D 45683:
William Owen and Ruth Dickinson,
Chicago.
WHintrooLt (THE) MAKER: drama in 4
acts, by A. M. Brilant. [26] p. fol.
Tvpewritten. [32136
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1916; D 45664:
Arthur M. Brilant, New York.
VHIRLWIND (THE); play of old Chi-
huahua in 4 acts, by George C.
Hazelton and Ritter Brown. [98] p.
4to. Typewritten. [32137
©'\1-e ‘Nev. 151916; D 45422:
George C. Hazelton, jr., and S. A.
Ritter Brown, New York.
WHITE GLOVES ; play in 8 acts, by Laid-
gin Roe. [2], 140 p. 4to. Type
written. [321388
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1916: D 45372:
Patrick Ramsbottom, Fargo, N. D.
WHITE (THE) SCARAB; drama in 3
acts. by C. van Valkenburg and Lil-
lyan Schaffner. 76 p. 4to. Typ>2-
written. [32139
© 1 c. Oct. 31, 1916" BD 45am
Carlton van Valkenburg, New York.
WHOo’s WHO AND WHAT’S WHAT; com-
edy playlet. by F. North and R. H.
Hodge. [2],9p. fol. Typewritten.
[32140
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1916; D 45379;
Frank North and Robert H. Hodge,
New York.
WHOSE FAULT; drama in 4 acts, by A.
Silverman. [171] p. Svo. Ms.
[32141
1 c. Dec. 9, 1916; D 45654;
Albert Silverman, New York.
Wipowrep (THE) EARTH: dramatic
poem, by H. Alonzo Brandt. Bos-
ton, Gorham press, 1916. 43 p.
12mo. [32142
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 e Dee. 11,
1916; D 45618; Harry A. Brandt.
New Haven.
WiFrE (A) oN
comedy in 4
PADENP DINE
AVIRA OVP“ “2 |DVPN £ PN
[ST] p. 4to. Typewritten. [321438
© 1c Nov. 9, 1916; D 45384:
Michael Goldberg, New York.
INSTALMENTS; farce-
acts, by M. Goldberg.
ae sate
ot. tae
porary
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WIFELESS (THE) LIFE; comedy yaude-
ville sketch in 2 scenes, by G. H.
Mortimer. [2], 11 p. 4to. Type-
written. [32144
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1916; D 45367;
George Horace Mortimer, New York.
Wixtp (A) nicHT; farce in 1 act, by
Mary and Samuel Lewis. [1]. 18 p.
4to. Typewritten. [32145
© 1ce Nov. 2, 1916; D 45331;
Mary E. Greenbaum, Arlington,
Mass.
WILL-0’-THE-WIsp; fantasy in 1 act, by
D. F.. Halman. . [#], 46 Gea
Typewritten. [32146
© t ¢« Dee. 15, 1916: D 45660;
~ Doris F. Halman, New York.
WINNING A CROWN; drama in 8 acts,
part of The secret kingdom, by
Louis Joseph Vance, scenarios by
Basil Dickey. 16 p. 4to. Typewrit-
ten. [32147
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1916; D 45406;
Star company, New York.
1432
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1916
32165
WINZERBRAUT (DIE); opereite in 3
akten, von Leo. Stein und Julius
Wilhelm, musik von Oskar Nedbal.
Textbuch der gesinge. Leipzig,
Wien, L. Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky) 1916. 39 p. 12mo.
[32148
© Feb. 9, 1916; 1 c. July 29, 1916;
A—Foreign 14422; Ludwig Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leip-
zig.
WIsE (THE) MADE SIMPLE; drama in +
acts, by M. W. Jarrell. 101 p. 4io.
Typewritten. [32149
© 1c Nov. 18, 1916; D 45458;
Myra Williams Jarrell, Topeka, Kan.
WircHiIne (THE) HOUR; drama in +
acts, by A. Thomas. New York,
Samuel French; London, Samuel
French, itd., 1916. 111 p. 12mo.
[32150
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 9,
1916; D 45648; Augustus Thomas,
New York.
Woman (THE) HATER; comedy in 1
act, by E. J. Weisenberg. [2], 12 p.
Svo. Typewritten. [32151
© 1 ¢« Dee. 13, 1916; D 45642;
Edward J. Weisenberg, New York.
Woman (A) OF TODAY; play in 4 acts,
by J. Forbes. [154] p. 4to. Type
written. [32152
© 1 c. Nov. 18, 1916; D 45456;
James Forbes, New York.
Woman’s (A) DUTY IN BIRTH CONTROL;
drama in 4 acts, by S. B. Grossman.
Same Sete sey at= = . 2. =
ag Br PY Br 7) § ioe N | = jo <=
QViIIO PD jDUPN 4 PN NANT PW IWINy
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Seek. ee a= N°
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71 p. Svo. Ms. [82153
© ic Nov. 25, 1916; D 45523;
Samuel B. Grossman, Chicago.
WONDERFUL (A) CHRISTMAS :
cramatization of Uncle Frank’s
Mary, chapter x1, [by] Clementia.
Chicago, Ill., Sisters of Mercy, St.
GIFT ;
PatrickS academy, 1916. - 21 p.
2mo. [32154
Ney. 4. 1916; 2 ¢ Dec. 18,
1916; D 45680; Sisters of Mercy, St.
Patrick’s academy, Chicago.
Wooine (THE) OF THE WINDS; mu-
sical fantasy in 1 act, by A. V. and
Covington Hall. 14 p. 4to. Type
written. [32155
© 1 «© Oct. 28, 1916; D 45293;
Andrew Van Hall, New Orleans.
WorM (THE); character study in 1
act, by L. Osborn. [3], 22 p. Ato.
Typewritten. [32156
© 1c Dee. 7, 1916; D 45593;
Lynn Osborn, Chicago.
WRECKER (THE); drama in 4 acts, by
R. Ritzler. [28] p. fol. Typewrit-
ten. [32157
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1916; D 45580;
Robert Ritzler, Dayton, O.
Xinona. See Three plays.
YELLOW DIAMONDS; play in 4 acts, by
J. H. Ernst. [123] p. 4to. Type-
written. [32158
© te Dec. 27, 19te:- DP 45150:
Jessie Hein Ernst, New York.
YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY; play of 1 act,
by M. E. Lee. 24 p. 4to. Type-
written. 32159
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1916; D 45497:
M. E. Lee, St. Louis.
YESTER-YEAR; being a mythical blend-
ing of 2 centuries in a series of pan-
tomime scenes, by W. R. Snelgrove,
[2], 5 p. fol. Typewritten. [382160
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1916; D 45344; Wil-
liam Rex Snelgrove, Chicago.
YO-SEM-I-TE; or, The broken arrow,
play in 3 acts, by Johnstone Jones.
[65] p. 4to. Typewritten. [32161
© 1« Nov. 13, 1916; D 45407;
Elizabeth W. Jones, Los Angeles.
You’RE ALRIGHT, ELSIE; 1 act vaude-
ville sketch, by J. J. Enright. [3],.
15 p. 4to. Typewritten. 32162
© 1 «e@ Nov. 17, 1916; D 45452:
John Joseph Enright, Boston.
YOUR DAUGHTER; play in 1 act, by G.
W. Johnston, [2], 20 p. 4to. Type-
written. [ 32165.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1916; D 45625;
George Woodrufi Johnston, Wash-
ington.
YOUR MONEY OR YOUR WIFE: farce in 3-
acts, by F. Jackson. [109] p. 4to.
Typewritten. [3216+
© 1c Nov. 27, 1916: D 45537:
Fred Jackson, New York.
23823 BADE STREET; comedy in 1 act, by
H. M. Hicks. [1], 21 p. 4to. Type-
written. [32165-
© 1 e« Nov. 18, 1916; D 45504;
Henry M. Hicks, New York.
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comedy drama in 4 acts, by Gus J. | in 4 acts and 7 tableaux, adapted by
Heege. [32165-1 | N. Hart Jackson from the French
of A. d’Ennery and Eugene Cormon.
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© by Philip A. Heege, Tampa, © by Frances W. Jackson, Rye,
Fla., as child of the deceased author, N. Y., as widow of the author, in ex-
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
no. 8988, Dec. 6, 1916. Original en- 9077, Dec. 20, 1916. Renewal entry,
try, Dec. 31, 18SS, no. 37763. Jan. 22, 1903, no. D 2883.
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CPASS. A.) MUNI
Amite, Tangipahoa Parish, La. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32166
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1916;
F 30221; Sanborn map co., New
York.
ANADARKO, Caddo Co., OkI.
ance maps] Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches.
New York.
ANDALUSIA, Covington Co., Ala.
21 inches.
1916; F 30211; Sanborn map co.,
New York
ANSONTA, Conn.
by, ahd Shelton.
inches. [32169
Se Novs 15, 1916: 2 c. Nov. 23,
1916; F 28957; Price & Lee co.,
New Haven.
Map of Ansonia, Der-
Size 174 by 84
Bay County, Fla. New sectional map
of Bay Co., Fla. Seale 1 inch to
5940 ft. Size 42 by 32 inches.
; [32170
© Now WS, 1916; 2 «Nov. 23,
1916; F 28958; Edwin H. Wilbur,
Lynn Haven, Fla.
BELLEVUE, Eaton Co., Mich. [Insur-
ance maps] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32171
© Noy. IT. ats 2. +e. Now. 28;
1916; F 30212; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Benson Swift Co., Minn. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32172
@rabee. 15, 19163 2 .e. “Dee. 16,
1916; F 30237; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
[Insur- |
[32167 |
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 24,
1916; F 380196; Sanborn map CO.,
[In- |
surance maps] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 6 Sheets, size 25 by |
[32168 |
PA INGV ak, 4916; 2 c. Nov. 28, |
Bison Garfield Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [32173
© Dec 19, 1916; 2 ¢ Dec. 20,
1916; F 30251; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BLUE POINT, Suffolk Co., N. Y. [In-
surance maps] Oct., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32174
© Noy. 2i,.totn. 2 ¢ Noy. 28.
1916; F 30207; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BorpvEr line transportation co. See
Pacific Coast.
BraDy, McCulloch Co., Tex. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32175
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 ¢. Dec? 15,
1916; F 30285; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BRAWLEY, Imperial Co., Cal. [Insur-
ance maps] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32176
©) Nov; 18,. 1916). 2° ex Nov: 27,
1916; F 80195; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
BristoL, Conn.
of Bristol.
an inch.
Price & Lee co.’s map
1912. Scale 1,091 ft. to
Size 24 by 254 inches.
[32177
©" Dee, 12. T9162 eee. - 1a:
1916; F 381002; Price & Lee co., New
Haven, Conn.
aes N. Y¥. [Insurance maps]
6., skeleton sheets 15, 16, 19.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 8 sheets,
size 27 by 19 inches. [382178
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2° c¢., Dee. 30,
1916; F 80272; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
—— Map of borough of Brooklyn.
1917. “Seale, 5,500 ft... to 2 inches.
Size, 21 by 23 inches. [32179
OwiDee, 29, :291G +92 ca nDee. 18,
1916: EF 28996 ; Rand, MeNally &.co.,
New York.
1487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32180
BurFrato, N. Y. Insurance maps. v. 4.
1916. Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 96 1.,
size 25 by 21 inches. [32180
© Dee, 19,1916: 2 © Dee: 21,
1916; F 30270; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CANTON, Blaine Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. Size 25 by 21 inches. [32181
©). Dee-F1, A916: |): 2.c. Dee, 22
1916; F 380252; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
CARLISLE, Nicholas Co., Ky. [Insur-
ance maps] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an ineh. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32182
© Nov. :27, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 28,
1916; F 380210; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
CARMEN, Alfalfa Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Secale 50. ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32183
©’ ‘Dee: 18, ‘19162 -e)* Dees 15,
1916; F 30231; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
CARROLL County, Ill. Map of Carroll
Co., Jll., revised and corrected by
Carroll Co. title and abstract co.
1916. Size, 40 by 57 inches. [382184
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1916;
¥ 28984; T. W. Fuller, Dixon, Il.
CASSANDRA, Cambria Co., Pa. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Sheet, Size 25 by 21
inches. [82185
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1916;
F 30239; Sanborn map co., New
York.
CHAMBERSBURG, Franklin Co., Pa. In-
surance maps Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an ineh. 21 sheets, size
25 by 21 inches. [32186
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 24,
1916; F 30197; Sanborn map o.,
New York.
CLARENCE, Shelly Co.. Mo. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32187
©) Nov. ,27., 1916: 2 @ Nay, 28)
1916; F 30206; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
CiaRK, Clark Co., S. D. [Insurance
map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[22188
© Dee. 23, 1916; 2 e) Dee, 26,
1916; F 30264; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
~
pt. 1, 1s wee
CLEAR LAKE, Cerro Gordo Co., Ia.
[Insurance map] Sept., 1916. Seale
50 ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [82189
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1916;
¥ 30222; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Creo, Major Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32190
© Dee. “11, 1916 "Ser eee ee
1916; F 30223; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
CotomBsta. Map of republic of Colom-
bia. 1916. Scale 1 inch to 50 miles.
Size 18 by 19 inches. [32191
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 9,
1916; F 31014; Carib syndicate, 1td.,
New York.
CROTHERSVILLE, Jackson Co., Ind. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32192
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 e@. Dec. 20,
1916; F 30248; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Dartas County, Ia. Atlas of Dallas
Co., Ia., containing maps of town-
ships of the county, maps of state.
United States and world, farmers’
directory, analysis of the system of
U. S. land surveys. Seales vary.
26 1. size 174 by 15 inches. Bound.
[32193
© Nov. 15, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1916;
F 28992; G. W. Anderson, Mason
City, Ia.
Dayton, Columbia Co., Wash. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 16 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32194
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1916;
F 30236; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Daytona, Volusia Co., Fla. Insur-
ance maps. Nov., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 13 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32195
© Dee. 23, 1916; 2 ¢) Dee ee
1916; F 30256; Sanborn map cCo.,
New York.
DENVER & Rio GRANDE r. r. Mortgage
map showing the position of Denver
& Rio Grande r. r., consolidated
mortgage 4s, due 1936. Size 74 by
12 inches. [32196
© Nov. 24, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 27,
1916; F 28962; White & Kemble,
New York.
1438
MAPS
no. 12, 1916
32212
Derspy. See Ansonia, Conn.
DoLAND, Spink Co., S. D. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32197
meee, 1916:.2 G Dec. 26,
1916; F 30268; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Dover, Kingfisher Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Novy., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32198
fy Mee) 21. 1916; 2 c. Dec. 23,
1916; F 30253; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
East bound rate groups. See United
States.
Outline map of Europe. Size
32199
EUROPE.
10 by 16 inches.
© Dee. 20. 1916; 2 ec Dec. 22,
1916; F 31019: Robert Hudson
George, New Haven, Conn.
FAIRVIEW, Major Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Nov. 1, 1916. Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32200
avec 23, 1916:.2. ¢c. Dec. 26,
1916; F 30267; Sanborn map ©co.,
New York.
Fatt River, Mass. City of Fall River,
1917. Seale 1000 ft. to 1 inch. Size
26 by 20 inches. [32201
ertay 2. 191G;:. 2 ce. Nov. 29,
1916: F 28966: Sampson & Murdock
co., Boston.
FAyeEeTre County, W. Va. Size 17 by
18 inches. [32202
© Dee. 20, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 22,
1916; F 31022: Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
[Insurance map] New
Aug., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [32203
Gipec. 22./.1916:.2 c.. Dec. 26.
1916; F 30259; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
FLInt, Mich.
sheets 15 and 83.
FroripA. America’s famous winter re-
sort state reached by the magnifi-
cent through trains of the Louisville
& Nashville railroad and connec-
tions. Size 14? by 7? inches.
[32204
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2c Dee. 18,
1616; F 31010; Poole bros., Chicago.
Forp County, Ill. Standard atlas.
Chicago, Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2p. L, 'T=19, viii, x=xxiii p. \illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[32205
© Nov. 4, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1916:
aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 446440; Geo. A.
Ogle & co., Chicago.
Forest HEIGHTS, Va. Forest Heights,
York Co., Va., a suburb of Williams-
burg, Va., Oct. 15, 1916. Size 30 by
48 inches. [32206
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1916;
F 28989; Forest Heights corp., Nor-
folk, Va
France. Map of the Somme district.
Size 10 by 9 inches. [32207
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 18, 1916;
F 31005; Rand McNally & co., Chi-
cago.
GENESEE County, Mich. Size 94 by 84
inches. [32208
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 « Dee. 13,
1916; F 31000; Guaranty title and
mortgage co., Flint, Mich.
GEORGIANA, Butler Co., Ala. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32209
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 e Dec. 19,
1916; F 30244; Sanborn map co..
New York.
GoLD REEF pistricT, Cal. Map of the
gold reef district, San Bernardino
Co., Cal., compiled from surveys and
official records. Dec., 1916. Scale
1,000 ft. to 1 inch. Size 253 by 323
inches. [32210
©) Dec. 15: #916-. (2 pe. , Dee 2s.
1916; F 31021; Félix Violé, Los
Angeles.
GRANTSBURG, Burnet Co.. Wis. [In-
Oct.. 1916. Scale 50
3 sheets, size 25 by
surance map]
ft. to an inch.
21 inches. [32211
(Cy) Dee. 14." 1916 = 72 eee 5.
1916; EF 30227; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
GREAT Farts MINE, Md. Birdseye
view of properties of the Great Falls
mine of Maryland. 2 sheets, size 25
by 48 inches. fo2212
(Gl hiay. “fy dotGs *2"e pect hs:
1916: F 28988; Great Falls mine of
Maryland, Washington.
GREAT WHITE FLEET. See Western
hemisphere.
1439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
322138
pt.1, n.s., v.13
GuTHRIE CENTER, Guthrie Co. Ia. | Innrvors. Scale 1 in. to 173 miles.
[Insurance map] Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [32213
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c Dec. 18,
1916; F 30241; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HAMPTON BEACH, Rockingham Co., N.
H. [Insurance map] Nov., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. §& sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [32214
© Dee. 19, 1916; 2 © Dec. 20,
1916; F 30249; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
HartrorD, Conn. [Insurance map]
v. 2. add’l sheet 161. <Aug., 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. Size 25 by
21 inches. [32215
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1916;
F 30218; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Hetena, Alfalfa Co., Okl. ([Insur.
Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32216
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 « Dee. 15,
1916; F 30225; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
ance map]
to an inch.
HittspaLE County, Mich. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & ©co.,
1916. 2 p. 1. T-80, viii, x—xxiii p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[32217
-© Nov. 22, 1916: 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 446802; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
HoLitanp, Ottawa Co., Mich. Insur-
ance maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 29 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32218
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c Dee. 19,
1916; F 30245;
New York.
Sanborn map ©Co.,
Howetr., Livingston Co.. Mich. [In-
surance map] Noy.. 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. 11 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32219
© Dec. 23, 1916: 2 e Dee. 26,
1916; F 30260: Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Huvrtsporo, Russell Co., Ala. [Insur-
ance map] Noy., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 2 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [82220
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 « Dee. 15,
1916: F 30232; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Size 14 by 21 inches. [32221
© Nov. 11, 1916: 2 @ Nov. 18,
1916: F 28954; George F. Cram &
co., Chicago.
INGERSOLL, Alfalfa Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32222
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 e Dee. 20,
1916; F 30250; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Inox County, Mich. Size 14 by 17
inches. [32223
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 ec Dee. 22,
1916; F 31023; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
Jersey City, N. J. Complete map of
Jersey City, Hoboken, Bayonne, and
calendar for 1917. Secale 1 mi. to 3
inches. Size 26 by 23 inches.
[32224
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1916;
F 28995; Rand. McNally & co., New
York.
KERRVILLE, Kerr Co., Tex. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [82225
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 e. Dec. 20,
1916; F 30247; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Kincsport, Sullivan Co., Tenn. [In-
surance map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32226
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 e Dec 16,
1916; F 30238; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Knox County, Mo. Standard atlas.
Chicago. Geo. A. Ogle & co., 1916.
2 p. 1, T-65, viii, x—xxiii p. illus.,
ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00
[32227
© Oct. 20, 1916: 2 « Nov. 15,
1916: aff. Nov. 9, 1916; A 446439;
Geo. A. Ogle & co., Chicago.
LaHoma, Garfield Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Sheet, size 25 by 21
inches. [32228
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Noy. 28,
1916: F 30203; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1440
MAPS
no. 12, 1916
LAkE County, Ind. Map of Lake
County, Ind., compiled from official
records, 1917. Seale 1 mi. to 8
inches. Size 114 by 49 inches. Blue-
print. [32229
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1916;
‘WY 31003; Ray Seely, Hammond, Ind.
Linty, Cambria Co., Pa. [Insurance
map] Nov. 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32230
© Dee, 23; 1916: 2 « Dec. 26,
1916; F 30266; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Lone IstaAnp. Map of Long Island
and calendar for 1917. Size 10 by
23 inches. [32231
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 13, 1916;
FE 28997; Rand, McNally & co., New
York.
Lovurstana. The department of agri-
culture and immigrations’ map of
Louisiana, a phytogeographic map
showing the principal vegetation
areas, all principal commercial
points, town populations and rail-
way distances. Scale 44 inches to SO
miles. Size 24 by 18 inches. [32232
©) Nov. 14)°1916: 2.c¢. Nov. 25,
1916; F 28963; George F. Cram co.,
Chicago.
LOUISVILLE & Nashville r. r. See
United States.
LupinetTon, Mason Co., Mich. Insur-
Sept., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
30 sheets, size 25 by 21
[32233
en Now, 528,
Sanborn map co.,,
ance maps.
‘to an inch.
inches.
uNov. 27. 1916: 2
Poo es HY aO0216 °
New York.
McKenzie County, N. D. Map of Me-
IKkenzie County, N. D. Size 30 by 36
inches. [Blueprint] [32234
@ Nov) 13, 1916; 2. e,.Nov., 27,
191G;> E 28961; William Janson,
Walford City, N. D.
Macon, Macon Co., Mo. [Insurance
maps] Sept., 1916; Scale 50 ft. to
an inch. 9 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. S35)
) Noy. 24). 1916.2 «New 25,
1916; F 380199; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
MAnor, Travis Co., ‘Tex. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32236
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 e« Nov. 28,
1916; EF 30202; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
32244
Marion County, W. Va. Size 11 by 19
inches. PAA
@) Nov. 25). 1916: 2c. Now! 29,
1916; EF 28967; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
MARSHALL, Madison Co., N. C.
surance map] Oct., 1916;
ft. to an inch. Sheet, size
inches.
© \ Now 427) 19165 2ye:
1916; EF 30201; Sanborn
New York.
MIpDLETOWN, Conn. Price & Lee co.’s
map of the city of Middletown, 1916.
Size 21 by 23 inches. [32239
© Novo: 1916" 2c Dee tf, AgiG*
[ In-
Seale 50
LO eed
[32238
Nov. 28,
map Co.,
KF 28978; Price & Lee co., New
Haven.
Minan, Washtenaw & Monroe ¢Cos.,
Mich. [Insurance maps] Sept.,
1916... Seale 50: ft. to.an inch. 4
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. [32240
© Nov. 24) 19162. c. Nov. 25,
1916; F 30198; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Caspar’s official
map of the city of Milwaukee and
vicinity. Scale 1500 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 27 by 22 inches. [32240*
© Oct. 10, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1916;
KR 28938; C. N. Caspar co.,. Mil-
waukee.
[Insurance maps] v. 8, add’l.
sheets. 920-924. Sept., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an ineh. 5 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [32241
© Deer 28, o191G:) 2) ce Dee 30,
1916; F 30271; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
MINERVILLE, Essex Co., N. Y. [In-
surance maps] Oct., 1916. Seale 50
ft, to an nich. 9 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. 32242
©} Nov.’ 20) 1916). 2,.c.:Now.28;
1916;. F 30208;
New York.
Sanborn map Co.,
Mownrore Ciry. Monroe Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] Oct.. 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. _ [82248
@ Dec 13.) 7 tOlG 27 ce Wecean,
OTE OR SO2302) Sanborn map) Co,,
New York.
Monroe County, Fla. A. W. Hopkins,
Monroe and Dade Counties, Mlorida,
property. Seale 2 inches to 1 mile.
Size 52 by 294 inehes. [Blueprint.]
[32244
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2°c. Dee. 4, 1916;
Ff 28980; Samuel J. E. Lucas, Sterl-
ing, Mich.
1441
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Mr. Kisco, Westchester Co., N.
[Insurance map] Oct., 1916. Scale
50 ft. to an inch. 10 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [32245
© Dee. 13, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1916;
F 30234; Sanborn map co, New
York.
NECEDAH, Juneau Co., Wis. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 4 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32246
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1916;
EF 30243; Sanborn map co., New
Niorlks.
New Britain, Conn. Price & Lee
co’s. new map of New Britain, pre-
pared for their city directory. 1916.
Scale 1000 ft. to 1 inch. Size 24 by
19 inches. [32247
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1916;
I’ 28986; Price & Lee co., New Ha-
ven, Conn.
New Lisson, Juneau Co., Wis. [In-
surance map] Noy., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [82248
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1916;
F 30228; Sanborn map co., New
York.
New York (City) Complete map of
Manhattan, principal sections of
Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, and calen-
dar for*i19it: «Seate Lf” mi. toe. 24
inches. Size 344 by 1934 inches.
[32249
© Dee. 9, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1916;
F 28994; Rand, McNally & co., New
York.
Indexed guide and map, borough
of Manhattan, New York city. New
York. White Plains, N. Y., The H.
W. Wilson company, 1916. cover-
title, 17 p. maps. 8vo. $0.15.
[32250
© Sept. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
16, 1916; A 447385; H. W. Wilson
co., White Plains, N. Y.
[Insurance map] Boro. of Queens.
v. 8 new sheets 49-52, 102-104.
Sept., 1916. Scale 60 ft. to an inch.
7 sheets, size 25 by 18 inches.
[382251
©s Dee AS n191Ge, 25 © , Dees 44,
1916 yuk 80224: Sanborn .map..cor,
New York.
NortH CENTRAL States. Official map,
Groups in central freight assn, ter.
and adjacent points to points in the
southeast (Green line territory) as
pt. Beso.
Y. | Nortua CENTRAL STateEs—Continued.,
described in Eugene Morris’ freight
tariff no. 112 series and C. E. Ful-
ton’s freight tariff no. 104 series.
Size 26 by 28 inches. [32252
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1916;
F 28971; Eugene Morris, Chicago.
Official map, Greups in central
freight assn. ter. and adjacent points
to southeastern Mississippi Valley
territory, as described in E. Morris’
freight tariff no. 15 series, C. E. Ful-
ton’s freight tariff no. 108 and 111
series. Size, 28 by 26 inches.
2 [32253
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1916;
F 28978; Eugene Morris, Chicago.
OKEENE, Blaine Co., Okl. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 3 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32254
ec. Nov. 28,
Sanborn map ©Co.,
© Noy. 27, 79th 2
1916;). F (30205.
New York.
OREGON. Map showing Oregon & Cali-
fornia railroad co.’s grant lands,
title to same revested in United
States by act of Congress June 9,
1916. Size, 18 by 44 inches. [82255
© Nov. 14, 191652 ¢. Nev.n22,
1916; F 28970; Grant lands locating
eo., Portland, Or.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA railroad eo.
See Oregon.
ORECON-WASHINGTON r. r. & naviga-
tion-co. Mortgage map showing the
portion of Oregon-Washington r. r.
& navigation co., first and refunding
mortgage 4s, due 1961. prepared by
White & Kemble. Size, 74 by 12
inches. [82256
© Nov. 22,° 1916*" 2. Ween
1916; F 28959; White & Kemble,
New York.
Pactric Coast. Border line transpor-
tation eco. passenger and freight
service between Puget Sound, Brit-
ish Columbia, and southeastern
Alaska. Size, 15 by 32 inches.
foseot
© May. 10, 1916; 2,6. Dee ss:
1916; F 31011; Poole bros., Chicago.
PaLMYRA, Marion Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Novy.. 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [382258
Dee. 23;,, 1916; 2 a Dee 2a:
1916; F 380263; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
1442
MAPS
no. 12, 1916
PASADENA, Cal. Thurston’s map of
Pasadena, So. Pasadena, Altadena,
and San Marino. Size 46 by 382
inches. [382259
i Moy. 20,°1916; 2c. Noy, 29,
1916; F 28979; E. Thompson Thurs-
ton, Pasadena, Cal.
PATCHOGUE, Suffolk Co., N. Y. Insur-
ance maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 27 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32260
BeamesNoy. 21, 1916; 2 c. -Nov. 28,
1916; F 30209; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
PEKIN, Tazewell Co., Ill. Insurance
maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft. to an
inch. 26 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32261
evDee!! 15,
Sanborn map ©Co.,
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2
1916; F 30229;
- New York.
PENNSYLYANIA SYSTEM. Map of the
Pennsylvania system. Size 38 by 63
inches. [32262
© Aug. 18, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1916; F 31006; Poole bros., Chicago.
PHILADELPHM, Pa. Academy Hill,
Philadelphia, Pa. Size 23 by 2
inches. [32263
©) mec M2, 1916: 2c. Dee, 15,
1916: F 31001; Charles Louis Sea-
sholes, Philadelphia.
iicueance maps. v.. 3, . 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 63 1., size 25
by 21 inches. Bound. [32264
Ptee 2 1916: 2° c., Dec. -27,
1916; EF 30269; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
PHOENIX. Ariz. Auto road, Phoenix,
Los Angeles via Parker cut-off and
Parker. Size 8 by 8 inches. 32265
Pecos, «1916; 2 c.. Dec. 20,
Pies wotolng: ©. .T.. Boyd, Los
Angeles,
Auto road, Phoenix. Los Angeles
via Parker cut-off, and Bush’s ferry.
Size 8 by 8 inches. [32266
en ibees At 19163) 2° c:- Dec. 20,
fos, H 31018; C. T. Boyd, Los
Angeles,
PirrspurcH, Pa. Plat book of the
eity of Pittsburgh. v. 6. comprising
South side and southern vicinity
(east half) from official records.
private plans and actual surveys.
1916. Seales vary. 69 1. size 23 by
16 inches. [382267
© Nov. 9, 1916; 2 ec. Nov. 21, 1916;
Ff 28964; G. M. Hopkins co., Phila-
delphia.
32276
POND CREEK, Grant Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an nich. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32268
© Dee. .23, 1916: 2 ¢ Dec 26;
1916; F 30255; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
PorTAGE, Cambria Co., Pa. [Insurance
maps] Oct., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to
an inch. 8S sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [382269
©, Noy. 24 1916:>2 ¢. Noy, (25.
1916; EF 30200; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Preston County, W. Va.
12 inches. [32270
@). Dec. £6) A916: 2 .c. Dec, 9,
1916: EF 31004; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
Size 18 by
REDFIELD, Spink Co., 8S. D. [Insurance
map] Oct., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. 7 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
[32271
©). DecatS> 19165 (Zoe, Deed,
1916; F 30242; Sanborn map ©Co.,
New York.
RIcHLAND County, Mont. Size 12 by
184 inches. la22ne
©) Dee! 16). 19163 52> ce. Deck2a
1916; F 31015; Shedd-Brown mfg.
co., Minneapolis.
Rinewoop, Major Co., Okl. [Insur-
ance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. Sheet, size 25 by 21
inches. [aZz2te
©) Nov. 245, d9163,.2) ¢ Noy. 28,
1916; EF 30204; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
RocHeEstTErR, N. Y. Map of the city of
Rochester, 1916. Size 134 by 133
inches. [382274
©<s Nov. 22452916 2 hes eee Tt,
1916; F 28982; Drew, Allis co., Ro-
chester.
Same. Seale 1,000 ft. to 1 inch.
Size 39 by 26 inches? [382275
@* Novas 271 916272e;, Novog29:
1916; F 28965; Drew, Allis co., Wor-
cester, Mass.
RouMANIA. Roumania and vicinity.
Seale 40 mi. to 1 inch. Size 9 by 9
inches. [32276
@©uNov. SEO TS1G 02) ei Nowe iT,
1916: F 28955; Rand, McNally &
co., Chicago.
1443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Bs.W. ae
San ANTONIO, Tex. [Insurance map]
v. 4, add’! sheets 435-487, South San
Antonio. <Aug., 1916. Seale 50 ft.
to an inch. 8 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. Peped
@) Dees 9p A916, te. Dee) 12,
1916; F 302220; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SAN FRANcISCO, Cal. Mission blocks
from the Daily block book of the
city and county of San Francisco,
Cal. Size 12 by 94 inches. [32278
© Aug. 29, 1916; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1916; EF 28987; Thomas. Charles
Butterworth, San Francisco.
SCOTTSVILLE, Mason Co., Mich. [In-
surance map] Oct., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 3 sheets, size 25
by 21 inches. [382279
©) Dec 03 19163 “2G. Wee, a5,
1916; F 30288; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SEATTLE, Wash. Insurance maps. v.
i, 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an inch.
9 p. 1. 95 1, size 25 by 21 inches.
Bound. [32280
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. Noy. 29,
1916; F 30217; Sanborn map oco.,
New York.
SHELBINA, Shelby Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance maps] Oct., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. 6 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [382281
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 e« Nov. 28,
1916; F 380214; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
SHELBYVILLE, Shelby Co., Mo. [Insur-
ance map] Oct., 1916. Secale 50 ft.
to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[382282
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 ce. Dee. 15,
1916; F 30226; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Insurance maps. Nov., 1916.
Seale 50 ft. to an inch. 29 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [32283
© Dee. 23.. AVIG: 2 ec Dee. 26,
1916; F 30258; Sanborn map co.,
New York. —
SHELTON.
See Ansonia, Conn.
Sours AmeERIcA. Mapa comercial de
la América del Sur. Indice de las
cuidades, ete. Chicago, New York,
Rand McNally & company, 1916. 81
Dow Lol: [32284
© Nov. 25, 1916: 2 e and aff.
Dec. 1, 1916; A 445886; Rand Mce- |
Nally & co., Chicago.
SouTH AMERICA—Continued.
Mapa comercial de la América del
Sur, serie Pan-americana, indicando
las lineas de los ferrocarriles y de
los vapores, comprende ademas los
mapas en escala grande de la
vecindad de las civades de Buenos
Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, y
Bogoté. Scale 80 miles to 1 inch.
Size 43 by 57 inches. [32285
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2’ ¢ Deena
1916; F 28969 ; Rand-McNally & co.,
Chicago.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. Main
line Southern Pacific co. and pro-
prietary companies showing relative
position of the Galveston, Harris-
burg and San Antonio ry. Mexican
and Pacific extensions. Size 153 by
8 inches. [32286
© Oct. 31, 1916; 2 -@eigyeae
1916; F 28953; Hdward Aberle, West
Nutley, N. J.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Street map of the
city of Springfield, Ill., 1916. Seale
1 inch to 1200 ft. Size 21 by 24
inches. [32287
© Feb. 29, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 6,
1916; F 28983; Sangamon County
abstract co., Springfield, Ill.
STAMFORD, Conn. [Insurance map]
New sheets 55-58, Shippan, Sept.,
1916. Scale 100 ft. to an inch. 4
sheets, size 25 by 21 inches. , [32288
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1916;
F 30219; Sanborn map co., New
York.
Price & Lee co.’s new map of
Stamford, 1916. Scale 2000 ft. to 24
inches. Size 382 by 23 inches. [32289
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1916;
F 28991; Price & Lee co., New
Haven, Conn.
STOUTSVILLE, Monroe Co., Mo. [In-
surance map] Nov., 1916. Secale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32290
© Dee. 21, 1916: 2 & Wem
1916; F 380254; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
TALLAHASSEE, Leon Co., Fla. Insur-
ance maps. Nov., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 15 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32291
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 e. Dee. 26,
1916; EF 30257; Sanborn map Co.,
New York.
1444
MAPS
no. 12, 1916
Tayror, Williamson Co., Tex. Insur-
ance maps. Oct., 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 14 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [382292
© Nov. 27, 1916: 2 ec. Nov. 28,
1916; F 380215; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Terry County, Tex. Map of Terry
Co., Tex., 1917. Size 20 by 17 inches.
[32293
fi) Nov. 15, 1916: 2 c Nov. 25,
1916; F 28993. .Geo. W. Neill,
Brownfield, Tex.
TuHrer River Farris, Pennington Co.,
Minn. [Insurance map] Nov., 1916.
Scale 50 ft. to an inch. 10 sheets,
size 25 by 21 inches. [382294
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1916; F 380262; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
THorPE, Clark Co., Wis. [Insurance
map] Nov., 1916. Seale 50 ft. to an
inch. 38 sheets, size 25 by 21 inches.
32295
(©) Dee 23, 1916;.2 ¢c. Dec. 26,
POG 0H) 50265; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Unitep States. Attractive summer
resort regions reached by the Louis-
ville & Nashville r. r. and its con-
nections. Size 94 by 28 inches.
[82296
© June 8, 1916; 2 « Dec. 18,
1916;.F 31012; Poole bros., Chicago.
Map of United States showing
popular and electoral vote cast for
democratic, republican and progres-
Sive candidates at presidential elec-
tion, 1912. Scale 200 mi. to 1 inch.
Size 74 by 16 inches. [32297
© June 24, 1916; 2 c« June 29,
1916; F 31020; Matthews-Northrup
works, Buffalo.
Official map, grouping of points
in Jll., Ind., Ia., Mich., Minn., Mo.,;
S. Dak., and Wis. between which
commodity rates are published in
Western trunk line freight tariff.
no. 50 series. Size 24 by 35 inches.
[382298
©, Now 29, 1916; 2 ¢c.-Dec 2,
1916; F 28972; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Official map, groupings of eastern
and middle western points on traffic
destined to trans-continental freight
bureau territory. Size 24 by 35
inches. [32299
meNov. 29, 1916; 2 ¢. Dee. . 2,
1916; KF 28975; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
76461—_17
vu
32307
UNITED STATES—Continued.
Official map, groupings of points
in Ark., Colo., Ill., Ind., Iowa, Kans.,
Mich., Minn., Mo., Neb., S. Dak., &
Wis. between which class and com-
modity rates are published in West-
ern trunk line tariff. no. 18 series.
Size 24 by 85 inches. [32300
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. Dee. 2,
1916; F 28977; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Official map, groupings of points
in defined territories on traffic des- |
tined to southwestern tariff com-
mittee territory. Size 24 by 30
inches. [32301
©) INov..29;" 1916" - 2c" Dee") 2,
1916; F 28974; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Official map of east bound rate
groups in Trunk line and New Eng-
land territories. Size 86 by 41
inches. [82302
© Dee; 1 AsiGs 2. G Dee. 13;
1916; F 28998; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Official map of west bound rate
groups in Trunk line and New Eng-
land territories. Size 386 by 41
inches. [382303
©- Pees 7, 1916: 2 c., Dec, 13;
1916; F 28999; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Official map, rate adjustment ter-
ritories in the southeast. Size 24 by
35 inches. [32304
©. Now. -29, 24916) 2 c. ; Dee. 2,
1916; F 28976; Eugene Morris, Chi-
cago.
Private insurance versus state-
managed insurance under workmen’s:
compensation laws in the United
States, Nov. 1, 1916. Size 11 by 73%
inches. [32300.
©) Nov. 17,1916: 2 ¢. (Nov. 24,
1916; F 28960; Frederick Robertson
Jones, New York.
United States, showing group of
states. Size 7 by 10 inches. [52306
© Nov:.25, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1916;
F 31013; Universal co., New York.
VANCEBURG, Lewis Co., Ky. [Insur-
ance map] Nov. 1916. Scale 50 ft.
to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by 21
inches. [32307
©) Dec. 15, 1916: 2c. Dec, le,
1916; F 30240; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
. 1445.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32308
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13, no. 12, 1916
Vera Cruz, Mexico. Mexican oilfields
map showing property subdivisions
of northern Vera Cruz and southern
Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1916. Scale,
1 in. to 1.58 miles. Size 141 by 52
inches. Blueprint. [32308
© Dee. 4, 1916; 2 ¢. Dec. 6, 1916;
F 28985; Alee Byers Hitchman,
Tampico, Mexico.
VERDE Mining district, Ariz. Proper-
ties in the Verde mining district,
Yavapai Co., Ariz. Secale 1000 ft. to
1inch. Size 42 by 36 inches. Blue-
print. [32808
© Nov. 23, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1916;
F 28990; J. William Waara, Pres-
cott, Ariz.
Town no. 3 north,
range 9, east. Scale 3 inches to 1
mile. Size 18 by 18 inches. [32310
O©Nov. 25, 1916; 2 « Nov. 29,
1916; F 28968; Wilbur Samuel Mc-
Alpine, Birmingham, Mich.
WATERFORD, Mich.
VATERTOWN, Middlesex Co., Mass. In-
surance maps. Nov., 1916. Scale 50
ft. to an inch. 381 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32311
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 « Dec. 26,
1916; F 30261; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WESTERN HEMISPHERE. Routes of the
Great white fleet and connecting
lines, United fruit company steam-
ship service sailing under the Amer-
ican flag. Size 18 by 92 inches.
[32312
© Apr. 13, 1916; 2 «@ Dee 18,
1916; F 31009; Poole bros., Chicago.
WHitTe River national forest, Col.
Size 7 by 10 inches. [32313
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1916;
F 28981; Armin Degener, New York.
WHITLEY County, Ind. Standard
atlas. Chicago, G. A. Ogle & co.,
1916. 2 p. 1., 7-73, vii, x—xwxiii p.
illus., ports., col. maps. fol. $15.00.
[32314
© Dee. 2, 1916; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
14, 1916; A 446803; Geo. A. Ogle &
co., Chicago.
WINEVILLE, Riverside Co.; Cal. [In-
surance map] Novy., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. Size 25 by 21 inches.
[32315
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 @ Dee. 20,
1916; F 30246; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
WINTERSET, Madison Co., Ia. [Insur-
ance maps] Oct., 1916. Seale 50
ft. to an inch. 5 sheets, size 25 by
21 inches. [32316
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 & Mey: 2s,
1916; F 30213; Sanborn map co.,
New York.
Wisconsin. Hunting and fishing re-
sorts of northern Wisconsin, and
Michigan reached by the Chicago
and Northwestern ry. nos. 6002,
59806. Scale 2 mi. to 1 inch. Size
30 by 22 inches, [32317, 32318
-© July 12, 1916; 2 ce. each Dee. 18,
1916; F 31007, 31008; Chicago &
Northwestern ry. co., Chicago.
WORCESTER, Mass. Map of Worcester,
Mass., 1916. Size 10 by 113 inches.
[32319
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec Dee. 21,
1916; F 31016; Drew, Allis co., Wor-
cester, Mass.
Woritp. World on the homalographic
projection (interrupted) Size 19 by
93 inches. (Goodes series of base
maps, no. Q). [32320
© Oct. 28, 1916; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1916;
F 28956; University of Chicago, Chi-
cago.
Number of entries of Maps included in the catalogue since Jan. 1, 1916___ 1, 565
1446
CLASSES L AND M. MOTION PICTURES
ACCIDENT IS THE BEST POLICY. Reel.
[382321
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9632; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
Ace HIGH. See Perils of cur girl re-
porters.
ACTIVE SERVICE. See Mishaps of Musty
Suffer.
Arist. See Jimmie Dale alias the Grey
Seal.
ALONE IN THE WORLD; directed by Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley. Reel.
[82322
© Dee. 26, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9816; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
ANOTHER MAN’S SHOES. See Phantom
buceaneer.
ARCH CRIMINALS OF Parts. See Vam-
pires.
AVENGING ANGEL. See Liberty.
AWAKENING (THE) OF HELENA RICHIE;
by Margaret Deland, directed by
yohn W. Noble. 5 reels. [32323
© Dee. 14, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
rem Wee 15, 1916; L 9723; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
Bap (THE) MAN oO¥ CHEYENNE; Story
by Harry Carey, scenario and di-
rection by Fred A. Kelsey. 2 reels.
[32324
© Dee. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 29, 1916; L 9832; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Barrte (THE) OF LIFE; scenario by
Adrian Johnson, story by James R.
Garey, directed by James Vincent. 5
reels. (Vincent, 6) [382825
© Dee. 10, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 11, 1916; L 9685; William
Fox, New York.
BEARS AND BULLETS. Reel. 132326
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9633; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
BEGINNING OF THE SOCIAL SEASON. See
Rose (Florence) fashions.
BEYOND RECALL. See Neglected wife.
Brirrty SMoKE; written by James Oli-
ver Curwood, directed by William
Wolbert. 3 reels. [S2327
© Dee. 27, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9828; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
BILLY THE BANDIT; written by L. V.
Waters, scenario and direction by
John Steppling. Reel. [32328
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 5, 1916; L 9651; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BiRDS OF A FEATHER; written and di-
rected by William V. Mong. 3
reels. [32329
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
hon) oer. 20, She i S72 mie
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Birps oF prey. See Perils of our girl
reporters.
BIT OF BENT WIRE. See Dangers of
Doris.
Biack (THE) BUTTERFLY; story and
seenario by Mme. Petrova and L.
Case Russell, directed by Burton L.
King. 5 reels. [32330
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 4, 1916; L 9647; Popular
plays and players, inc., New York.
Brack poor. See Perils of our girl
reporters.
BLACK ORCHIDS; written and directed
by Rex Ingram. 5 reels. (In-
gram 1975-C) [32331
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; L 9799; Blue-
bird photoplays, ine., New York.
BLoop MONEY; written by Harry
Carey, directed by Fred A. Kelsey.
2 reels. [32332
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; L 9795; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BLoopHOUND. See Crimson stain mys-
tery.
1447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
52338
BUMPS HELPS OUT A BOOK
animated cartoon, by Earl
Hurd. (Paramount-Bray cartoon
no. 50) Split reel. [32333
© Dee. 11, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 12, 1916; M 789; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
Bopby
AGENT ;
BoMBS AND BANKNOTES; written by
Harry Wulze, directed by Wallace
Beery. Reel. [32334
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; L 9798; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
BRAVING BLAZES; in 1 pt., written and
worked out by James O. Walsh, Rex
A. Taylor and Joseph A. Richmond.
Clippings from reel. [382335
© title, description and 119 prints
reed. Dec. 27, 1916; L 9824; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
BROKEN CHAINS;.in 5. pts., story by
Clay M. Greene and Joseph R. Gris-
mer, scenario by Mrs. E. M. Ingle-
ton, directed by Robert Thornby,
produced by Peerless. Sniall reel.
[Title changed from The new
South] [32336
© title, description and 231 prints
reed. Dee. 6, 1916; L 9673; World
film corp., New York.
Busses; directed by Herbert Brenon.
Reel. [82337
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; L 9622; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
BULLIES AND BULLETS; by Graham
Baker and Lawrence Semon. Reel.
[32338
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9732. Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
Is
BURNING See
sacred ?
BAND. marriage
Buits Casey, crook. Clippings from
reel. [323839
© title, description and 40 prints
reccd. Nov. 28, 1916; L 9615; Melies
infg. co.,. New York.
Catt (THE) OF THE UNBORN; story by
M. Kk. Wilson, scenario by Douglas
Bronston, directed by M. K. Wilson.
2 reels. [32340
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; L 9619; Universal
film mfg. ¢co., ine, New York.
pt. i.tiss. ae
CANIMATED NOOZ PICTORIAL; no. 20,
cartoon by Wallace A. Carlson.
Reel. [32341
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 4, 1916; M 782; Hssanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
no. 21, cartoon by Wallace A.
Carlson. Split reel. [82342
© Dee. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; M 808; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
CAPTAIN JINKS’ GETAWAY; written by
A. ©. Lichty, directed by Van Dyke
Brooke. Reel. [382343
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 19, 1916; L 9764; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN JINKS’ LOVE INSURANCE; by
Edgar Mele, directed by Van Dyke
Brooke. Reel. [32344
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L Si6T; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN JINKS, THE COBBLER; Ssug-
gested by the incident of The shoe-
maker of Kopenick, directed by Van
Dyke Brooke. Reel. [32345
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and deserip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9829; Vita-
graph co., of America, Brooklyn.
CApTuRE. See Purple mask.
CHALIENGE (THE) ; by Astra film corp.
Clippings from reel. [32346
© title, description and 103 prints
reed. Dec. 18, 1916; L 9749; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
CuHiItp (A) oF MysTERY; from the
story by Willard Mack, directed by
Hobart Henley. 5 reels. [32347
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916;.L 9741; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
CHRISTMAS CAROL. See Right to be
happy.
City (THE); by Clyde Fitch, scenario
and direction by Theodore W.
Wharton. Small reel. [32348
© title and description reed. Dec.
4, 1916; 202 prints recd. Dee. 6,
1916; L 9674; World film corp., New
York.
CIVILIZATION IN THE FAR EAST; as Seen
by Dr. Dorsey. Split reel. 52349:
© Pec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and -descrip-
tion Dec. 28, 1916; M 800; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
1448
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 12, 1916 32364
Coney (A) ISLAND PRINCESS; based | Dawn (THE) OF WISDOM. Clippings
upon The Princess Zim-Zim, by Ed- from reel. [32357
ward Sheldon, directed by Dell
Henderson. 5 reels. [32350
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9636; Famous
players film co., New York.
COUNTERFEITERS. See Perils of our
girl reporters.
Crrmuson (THE) STAIN MYSTERY; no.
13. Despoiling brutes, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
E. Goebel, directed by T. Hayes
Hunter, produced by Erbograph co.
2 reels. [32351
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 ¢c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 6, 1916: L 9664: Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
14. The bloodhound, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
E. Goebel, directed by T. Hayes
Hunter, produced by Erbograph co.
2 reels. [32352
© Noy. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 6, 1916: L 9665; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
15. The human tiger, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
E. Goebel, produced by Erbograph
co., directed by T. Hayes Hunter.
2 reels. [32353
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9737; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
—16. The unmasking, by Albert
Payson Terhune, photoplay by Otto
E. Goebel, produced by Erbograph
co., directed by T. Hayes Hunter.
2 reels. [32354
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9738; Consoli-
dated film corp., New York.
See Is mar-
DANCING WITH FOLLY.
riage sacred?
Dancers (THE) oF Doris; no. 1. The
bit of bent wire, by A. Van Buren
Powell, directed by David Smith.
Reel. [32355
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 15, 1916; L 9730; Broad-
way star feature co., ine., Brooklyn.
2. The luck charm, written by
Graham Baker, directed by David
Smith. Reel. [32356
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 19, 1916; L 9757; Broad-
way star feature co., inc., Brooklyn.
DAUGHTER OF THE U. S. A. See Lib-
erty.
FACING DEATH.
© title, description and 57 prints
recd. Dec. 19, 1916; L 9719; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
Day IN NEw YorRK WITH Betty. Sce
Rose (Florence) fashions.
DEMONSTRATION OF A SAFETY APPLI-
ANCE FOR ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN.
Clippings from reel. [32358
© title, description and 14 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; M 802; William
A. Ultz, Dallas.
Crimson
DESPOILING BRUTES. See
stain mystery.
DeEvit’s work. See Jimmie Dale, alias
the Grey Seal.
Duvpticity; by Epes W. Sargent, pro-
duced by Sidney Drew. Reel.
[32359
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 7, 1916; L 9667; Metro pic-
tures corp., New York.
EVIDENCE; in 5 pts., adapted and di-
rected by Edwin August. Small reel.
[32360
© title and description recd. Dec.
9, 1916; 217 prints recd. Dec. 11,
1916; L 9693; World film corp., New
York.
Evit (THE) EYE: by George D. Proc-
tor. from the story by Hector Turn-
bull, produced by George H. Mel-
ford. 5 reels. [32361
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9837; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
Face (THE) DOWNSTAIRS; directed by
Lois Weber. Reel. [32362
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 2S, 1916; L 9831; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Face (THE) ON THE SCREEN; written
by Leslie T. Peacocke, directed by
H. L. Salter. Reel. [32363
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9775; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
See Purple mask.
FArLurkEe (A) at Firty; by J. Bradley
Smollen, directed by Richard Foster
Baker. 38 reels. [32364
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 2, 1916; L 9641; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
1449
CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt 2S. Fy, is
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY, LTD.; in 3 | GIANT POWDER; written by Maxwell
pts. Clippings from roll. [32365
© title, description and 59 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9804; Nor-
disk films kompagni A/S, Kopen-
hagen.
FARMER AL F'ALFA’S BLIND PIG; ani-
mated cartoon, by Paul H. Terry.
(Paramount-Bray cartoon no. 49)
Reel. [32366
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 « and descrip-
tion: Dee. 5; 1916: M783; \ ray
studios, inc., New York.
FIGHTING JoE; written by William
Parker and William V. Mong, di-
rected by W. V. Mong. 2 reels.
[32367
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9717; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
FIvE (THE) FRANC PIECE; written by
Myles D. Savelle, directed by F. J.
Grandon. 2 reels. [32368
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 9, 1916; L 9682; Selig poly-
scope co., Chicago.
FLASH (THE) OF DEATH. Reel. [82369
© Dee. 20, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dee. 22, 1916; L 9784; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine, New York.
FLORENCE ROSE FASHIONS. See Rese
(Florence) fashions.
FORBIDDEN (THE) city. Split reel.
[82370
© Dee. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; M 806; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
FORE AND AFT.
Suffer.
GARDEN (THE) oF ALLAH; written by
Robert Hichens, scenario by Gilson
Willets, directed by Colin Campbell.
12 reeis. [82371
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 7, 1916; L 9668; Selig poly-
scope co., Chicago.
See Mishaps of Musty
GENTLEMAN (A) OF NERVE; Story by
Florence Wallace, scenario by Harry
Vulze, directed by Carter De Haven.
Reel. [32372
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip- !
tion Dee. 29, 1916; L 9834: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Guost sHip. See Secret kingdom.
Ryder, directed by Henry McRae. 2
reels. [32373
© Dee. 19, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9778; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York. —
GILDED (THE) LIFE; directed by Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley. Reel.
[32374
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dee. 23, 1916; L 9791; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Girt (THE) GOp MADE FOR JONES; by
H. Tipton Steck, directed by Richard
Foster Baker. 2 reels. [382375
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9842; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Gob’s CRUCIBLE; written and directed
by Lynn F. Reynolds. 5 reels.
(Reynolds 2195-C) [32376
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9836; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
Gotp (THE) spPrIpER; in 8 pts., Fritz
Magnusen, author and stage man-
ager. Clippings from roll. [32377
© title, description and 76 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9808; Svenska
biografteatern, A.-B., Stockholm.
GOLDEN (THE) THOUGHT; written by
J. A. Lacy, directed by Tom Mix.
2 reels. [32378
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9728; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
GooD MORNING, JUDGE; written by
Grace Cunard, directed by Francis
Ford. 2 reels. [32379
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dee. 19, 1916; L 9763; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Goop (THE) WOMAN; written and di-
rected by Wm. VY. Mong. 2 reels.
[32380
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9626; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York. -
GREEN EYES; scenario by Maie Havey,
directed by William Garwood. Reel.
[32381
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
ticn Dec. 2, 1916; L 9639; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
YUARDIAN (THE); in 8 pts. Clippings
from roll. [32382
© title, description and 66 prints
recd Dec. 26, 1916: L 9806; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
1450
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
‘no. 12, 1916.
HE DID IT HIMSELF; in 1 pt., written
and worked out by James O. Walsh,
Rex Taylor and Joseph A. Rich-
_mond. Clippings from reel. [82383
© title, description and 163 prints
recd. Dec. 27, 1916; L 9825; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
He MEANT.WELL; by Thomas J. Gray,
produced by Harvey Jackson. Reel.
[32384
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9745; Klever
pictures, inc., New York.
HE WOULDN’T WEAR GLASSES; by Mark
Swan. Reel. [82885
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9726; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
Heart (THE) OF A HERO; in 6 pts.,
visualized from the play Nathan
Hale, by Clyde Fitch, directed by
Emile Chautard. Small reel.
[382386
© title and description recd. Oct.
18, 1916; 252 prints recd. Oct. 16,
* 1916; L 93848; World film corp., New
York.
HER GREATEST PERFORMANCE; in 6 pts.,
by Benedict James and Enid Lori-
mer, produced by Fred Paul. 32387
© title, description and 55 prints
recd. Dee. 14, 1916; L 9718; Ideal
Im renting co., London.
HER PERFECT HUSBAND; by Grace Sax-
ton, produced by Sidney Drew.
Reel. [32388
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 20, 1916; L 9765; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
HER SISTER’S GUILT. 5 reels. [Title
changed from Would you forgive?]
[32389
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9810; Triumph
film corp., New York.
HigH (THE) DIVER’S CURSE. 2 reels.
[323990
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; L 9618; L-Ko
motion picture kompary, Hollywood,
Cal.
His Ivory pDoME; in 1 pt., written and
worked out by James O. Waish, Rex
Tayior and Joseph A. Richmond.
Clippings from reel. ~ [32391
© title, description and 94 prints
reed. Dee. 27, 1916; L 9823; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
32400
HIS WIFE’S ALLOWANCE; Story by Ber-
tie Badger Moyer, directed by David
Smith. Reel. [32392
© Novy. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 1,.1916; L 9630; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
HIS WIFE’S MOTHER: by Jack Evans,
jr., produced by Sidney Drew. Reel.
[32393
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 2, 1916; L 9648; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
Home (THE) OF THE OYSTER; a picto-
rial study of the oyster industry.
Split reel. [32394
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 20, 1916; M 795; Interna-
tional film service, inec., New York.
Honor (THE) oF Mary BLAKE; by
John C. Brownell, directed by Edwin
Stevens. 5 reels. [32395
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 9, 1916; L 9683; Bluebird
photoplays, inc., New York.
Honor (THE) SYSTEM; scenario by
Henry Christeen Warnack, directed
by Raoul A. Walsh. 10 reels.
[32396
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1916;
description Dec. 4, 1916; L 9660;
William Fox, New York.
How TO BE HAPPY, THOUGH MARRIED;
written by Harvey Gates, directed
by Fred A. Kelsey. Reel. [32397
© Dee. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 27, 1916; L 9815; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
How UnNctE SAM HAS OUTGROWN
HOMESPUN; by Frank M. McMurry.
Clippings from reel. 32388
© title reed. Dec. 28, 1916; de-
scription recd. Dec. 5, 1916; 72
prints recd. Dee. 28, 1916; M 803;
Atlas educational projector co., New
= York:
HumMAN tTicER. See Crimson stain
mystery.
HuNcHBACK’S (THE) ROMANCE. Reel.
[3239S
© Dec. 15. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9740; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc, New York.
I’M YOUR HUSBAND: written and Gi-
rected by Leslie T. Peacock. Reel.
[32400
© Dee. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 5, 1916; L 9652; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
1451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22401
IN A LOOKING GLASS; written by
Charles Michelson, directed by L. C.
Windom. 2 reels. [32401
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 8, 1916; L 9677; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
IN PAYMENT OF THE PAST; written by
Mare E. Jones, directed by Burton
L. King. Reel. [32402
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 29, 1916; L 9839; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
IN SOCIETY—AND OUT; by Thomas J.
Gray, produced by Harry Jackson.
Reel. [32403
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 8, 1916; L 9679; Klever
pictures, inec., New York.
IN THE CRUCIBLE. See Neglected wife.
IN THE DEAD 0’ NIGHT; written by Wil-
lis Woods, directed by Douglas Ger-
rard. 2 reels. [32404
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; L 9689; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IN THE HEART OF INDIA; as seen by
Dr. Dorsey. Split reel. [32405
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dee. 14, 1916; M 790; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Reel.
[32406
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 2, 1916; M 781; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IN THE LAND OF KING COTTON.
INDISCRETION ; Story by William Addi-
son Lathrop, directed by Wilfred
North. 5 reels. [32407
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dee. 26, 1916; L 9800; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
IS MARRIAGE SACRED? written by
Charles Mortimer Peck, directed by
HH. H. Calvert. no. 1. The burning
band. 2 reels. [32408
© Dee. 4, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 5, 1916; L 9657; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
nes. 2.
Dancing with folly.
[32409
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 21, 1916; L $780; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
[no. 3] Wife in
2 reels.
sunshine.
2 reels. [32410
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9841; Essanay
film mfg, co., Chicago.
pt. Esa 4
IT DIDN’T WORK OUT RIGHT; written
and directed by Robert F. Hill.
Reel. (32411
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 6, 1916; L 9666; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IT SOUNDED LIKE A KISS; written by
Bess Meredyth, directed by Louis
Wm. Chaudet. Reel. [32412
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 6, 1916; L 9661; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
IT’S GREAT TO BE MARRIED: written and
directed by Leslie T. Peacocke.
Reel. [32413
© Dec. 9, 1916: 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; L 9690; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Ivy (THE) AND THE OAK; Story by
teginald Wright Kaufman, scenario
by Alice von Saxmar, directed by
Donald MacDonald. 2 reels.
% [32414
© Dec. 11, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; L 9691; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JACK THE GIANT KILLER: animated car-
toon by L. M. Glackens. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon, no. 52) Reel.
[32415
© Dec. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; M 801; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
JADE NECKLACE. See Perils of our girl
reporters.
JAFFERY; in 5 acts, from the novel by
William J. Locke, produced by the
Frohman amusement corp., directed
by George Irving. 6 reels. [32416
© Aug. 28, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 8, 1916; L 9676; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
JAGS AND JEALOUSY; scenario by Carl
R. Coolidge, directed by William
Beaudine. Reel. [32417
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9713; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JEWEL (THE) OF DEATH; Scenario by
James Dayton, directed by Milton J.
Fahrney. 2 reels. [32418
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9819; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
JIMMIE DALE, ALIAS THE GREY SEAL;
no. 7%. Devil’s work, in'2 pts., by
Frank L. Packard. Clippings from
reel. [32419
© title, description and 131 prints
reed. Dec. 14, 1916; L 9721; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
1452
Ss a ee
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no, 12, 1916
32436
JIMMIE DALE, ALIAS THE GREY SEAL— | LAwyYeER’s ‘(THE) SkECRET; Story by
Hugh Weir, scenario by Harvey
Continued.
oS.) Phe. under dog, in. 2 pts., by
Frank L. Packard. Clippings from
reel. [82420
© title, description and 183 prints
recd. Dec. 14, 1916; L 9720; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
—— 9. The alibi, in 2 pts., by Frank
L. Packard. Clippings from. reel.
[32421
© title, description and 178 prints
recd. Dec. 20, 1916; L 9779; Mon-
mouth film corp., New York.
JOAN THE WOMAN; in 12 pts., by Jeanie
Maepherson, produced by Cecil B.
De Mille; Wilfred Buckland, art di-
rector. 1 copy in 6 reels; 1 copy in
7 reels. [382422
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 22, 1916; L 9782; Cardinal
. film corp., New York.
Reel.
[32423
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Dec. 4, 1916; L 9644; Vitagraph
co. of America, Brooklyn.
by Balboa
Clippings from reel.
[32424
© title, description and 160 prints
recd. Dee. 18, 1916; L 9747; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
JOURNEY (A) TO NOWHERE.
JOY AND '¥FHE DRAGON;
amusement co.
Kick IN; by Astra film corp. —Clip-
pings from reel. [32425
© title, description and 140 prints
reed. Dee. 18, 1916; L 9748; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
KKIDNAPPED.
porters.
See Perils of our girl re-
KRAZY KAT TAKES LITTLE KATRINA FOR
AN. AIRING; cartoon by George Her-
riman, animated by Hdward Grin-
ham. Split reel. [$2426
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; M 794; Interna-
tional film service, ine., New York.
LAST OF THE FIGHTING CHANNINGS.
See Patria.
Last (THE) SENTENCE; adapted from
the book by Maxwell Gray, picturiza- |
tion by Kdward H. Griffith, direc-
tion by Ben Turbett.- 5 reels.
[32427
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9743; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
Gates, directed by George Cochrane.
2 reels. [82428
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Wee. Z, 1916; L 9640; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Lesson (A) FOR SOMEBODY; by Elliott
Flower, directed by David Smith.
Reel. [32429
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; L 9692; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
LIBERTINE (THE); produced under
personal direction of Julius Steger
and Joseph A. Golden. 6 reels.
[32430
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9744; Triumph
film corp., New- York.
LIBERTY; written by W. B. Pearson,
directed by Henry McRae. no. 17.
A trail of blood. 2 reels. [32431
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; L 9621; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
——-— 8. The wolf’s Nemesis. 2
reels. [32432
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 4, 1916; L 9646; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
——19. An avenging angel. 2
reels, [32433
© Dec. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 14, 1916; L 9716; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
20. A daughter of the U. S.
A., final episode. 2 reels. [32434
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9773; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Littte (THE) BROWN MOLE; by Ed-
ward T. Lowe, jr. ,directed by Chas.
E. Ashley. 2 reels. [324385
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L. 9734; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
LITTLE COMRADE.
ground,
See On dangerous
Lirtte (A) HERO; in 8 pts. Clippings
from roll. [32436
© title, description and 118 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9807; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
aos
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32437
LITTLE PARTNER; Story by James Day-
ton, scenario by Calder Johnstone,
directed by Wm. Worthington. 3
reels. [382487
© Dee. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9712; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LONELINESS. See Woman alone.
LONG LANE.
reporters.
See Perils of our girl
LOVE IN SUSPENSE; written by Karl
Coolidge, directed by William Beau-
dine. Reel. [32438
© Dec. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; L 9796; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LOVE OR AN EMPIRE; written and di-
rected by Herbert Brenon. 2 reels.
[32439
© Dec. 5, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 6, 1916; L 9€63; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
LovE (THE) THIEF; scenario by Ben
Cohn, story by M. P. Niessen, di-
rected by Richard Stanton. 5 reeis.
[32440
© Dee. 17, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9746; William
Fox, New York.
LucK CHARM.
Map (THE) HERMIT; scenario by
Grace Cunard, directed by Francis
Ford. 2 reels. [82441
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 28, 1916; L 9792; Univer-
sal film mfg. ¢o., ine., New York.
See Dangers of Doris.
Masrstic CEYLON; as seen by Doctor
Dorsey. Split reel. [32442
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 9, 1916; M 785; Universal
film mfg. co., ine, New York.
Man (THE) HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN;
written by Hettie Gray Baker, di-
rected by Burton L. King. Reel.
[82448
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Dee. 12, 1916; L 9688; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
MANY A SLIP.
reporters.
See Perils of our girl
MARGUERITE; in 3 pts. Clippings from
roll. [32444
© title, description and 95 prints
reed. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9803; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
pt. 1, 8. , Fate
MASTER OF HER SOUL. Clippings from
reel, [382445
© title, description and 71 prints
recd. Dec. 7, 1916; L 9675; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
MASTER OF THUNDER. See Vampires.
MAstTer (THE) PASSION; direction by
Richard Ridgely. 5 reels. [82446
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 23, 1916; L 9789; Thomas
A. Edison, ine., Orange, N. J.
MATINEE (THE) IDOL; by Leta Vance
Nicholson, directed by William
Quirk. Reel. [32447
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9827; Metro
pictures corp., New York.
MEETING.
porters.
See Perils of our girl re-
MisHaAps (THE) oF Musty SUFFER;
series B, no. 7. Strictly private, di-
rection of Louis Myll. Reel. [32448
© Aug. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 4, 1916; L 9648; George
Kleine, New York.
——§8. Active service. Reel. [32449
© Aug. 9, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; L 9687; George
Kleine, New York.
—9. Partly cloudy, direction of
Louis Myll. Reel. [32450
© Aug. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 19, 1916; L 9761; George
Kleine, New York.
— 10. Fore and aft, direction of
Louis Myll. Reel. [32451
© Aug. 23, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9812; George
Kleine, New York.
MISJUDGED.
porters.
Missine (THE) ONE; a Krazy Kat car-
toon by George W. Herriman, ani-
mated by Leon A. Searle. Split reel.
[32452
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; M 788; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
Mr. MILLER’S DOCUMENTS; in 8 pts., by
George Bodmer, Conrad Talbroth,
stage-manager. Clippings from roll.
[32453
© title, description and 83 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9809; Svenska
biographteatern, A.-B., Stockholm.
See Perils of our girl re-
1454
—
no. 12, 1916
Mr. VAMPIRE; written by Grace Cun-
ard, directed by Francis Ford. 2
reels. [32454
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 9, 1916; L 9681; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MIXED BLOOD: adapted by J. Grubb
Alexander from the story by Willard
Mack, directed by Chas. Swickard.
5 reels. [32455
© Dec. 7, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 8. 1916; L 9678; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MOONSHINE BLOOD; scenario by Jeane
MacPherson. directed by Allan
Dwan. Reel. [32456
© Dec. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15,1916; L 9727; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
MorAt (THE) RIGHT; story by Harry
Mann, scenario by Fred Myton, di-
rected by Douglas Gerrard. 2 reels.
[32457
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27,1916; L 9813; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Morats (THE) oF HirpA; story by
H. C. Wornack, scenario by A. W.
Coleway, directed by Lloyd B. Carle-
ton. 5 reels. [32458
© Dee. 6, 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 7, 1916: L 9670; Universal
- film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MOoTHER’S GUIDING HAND. Reel.
[32459
© Dee. 6, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 7, 1916; L 9671; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
MURDERED BY MISTAKE; directed by
Craig Hutchinson, under the super-
vision of J. G. Blystone. 2 reels.
[32460
’ © Dee. 4, 1916; 2 © and descrip-
tion Dec. 5. 1916: L 9658: L-Ko mo-
tion picture kompany, Hollywood,
erate
Mystery (THE) OF ALY LADY’S BOUDOIR;
scenario by Harry Dittmar, directed
by Francis J. Grandon. 3 reels.
[32461
© Dec. 27. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29,1916; L 9835: Universal
fiim mfg. co.. inc., New York.
NATHAN Hare. See Heart of a hero.
NEGLECTED (THE) WIFE; by Balboa
amusement co. no. 1. The woman
alone. Clippings from reel. [82462
© title, description and 56 prints
recd. Dee. 18, 1916; L 9752; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
32472
NEGLECTED (THE) WirE—Continued.
—— 2. Veakening. Clippings
from reel. [32463
© title, description and 60 prints
recd. Dee. 18, 1916; L 9753; Pathé
exchange, ine., New York.
3. In the crucible. Clippings
from reel. [32464
© title, description and 60 prints
recd Dec. 18, 1916; L 9754; Pathé
exchange, inec., New York.
4. Beyond recall. Clippings
from reel. [32465
© title, description and 63 prints
recd. Dee. 18, 1916; L-9755; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
5. Under suspicion. Clip-
pings from reel. [32466
© title, description and 77 prints
recd. Dec. 18, 1916; L 9756; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
NeERvy NAT HAS HIS FORTUNE TOLD;
Sullivan cartoon comedy. Split
reel. [32467
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; M 791; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
NEw (THE) EXPLOSIVE; in 3 pts. Clip-
pings from roll. [32468
© title, description and 75 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1915; L 9805; Nordisk
films kompagni A/S, Kopenhagen.
New Soute. See Broken chains.
NINETY (THE) AND NINE; from the
play by Ramsay Morris, picturized
by Edward J. Montagne. 5 reels.
[32469
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 19, 1916; L 9758; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
OH, YOU HONEYMOON; written and di-
rected by Leslie T. Peacock. Reel.
[32470
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Noy. 29, 1916; L 9624; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
. Orp (AN) SOLDIER’S ROMANCE; story by
Constance Crawley and Arthur
Maude, scenario and direction by
William V. Mong. 3 reels. [32471
© Dee. 22, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916: L 9797; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
OuiveR Twist; an adaptation of
Charlies Dickens’ immortal work,
produced by James Young. 5 reels.
[32472
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 7, 1916; L $669; Jesse L.
Lasky feature play co., New York.
1455
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, ys. Was
ON DANGEROUS GROUND; in 5 pts.,
adapted from the novel Little com-
rade by Burton E. Stevenson, direct-
ed by Robert Thornby. Small reel.
[32473
© title, description and 249 prints
recd. Dec. 26, 1916; L 9822; World
film corp., New York.
On ITALY’S FIRING LINE. 3 reels.
[32474
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; M 807; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
ON THE MUIR TRAIL: picturesque sec-
tions of America’s greatest scenic
route photographed by Edward S&S.
Curtis. Split reel. [32475
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 12, 1916; M 787; Interna-
tional film service, inc., New York.
ON THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PILL.
2 reels. [32476
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9820; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
ONE THOUSAND MILES AN HOUR: writ-
ten by Bess Meredyth, directed by
Louis Wm. Chaudet. Reel. [32477
© Dec. 26, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916; L 9817; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
OTHER SISTER. See Scarlet oath.
OUTWITTED.
porters.
See Perils of our girl re-
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH ; no. 44. Reel.
[32478
© Dec. 1, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 2, 1916; M 780; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
45. Reel. [32479
© Dec. 6, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 8, 1916; M 784; Paramount
pictures corp., New York.
46. Reel. [32480
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ce and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; M 792; Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
47. Reel. [32481
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 22, 1916; M 798: Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
48. Reel. [32482
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; M 809: Para-
mount pictures corp., New York.
PARTLY CLOUDY.
Musty Suffer.
PATRIA; no. 1. By Louis Joseph Vance,
See Mishaps of
produced by Wharton, ine. The last
of the fighting Channings. 38 reels.
[32483
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9843; Inter-
national film service, ine., New York.”
2 reels.
[32484
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9844; Inter-
national film service, inc., New York.
2. Treasure,
3. Winged millions, 2 reels.
[382485
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9845; Inter- -
national film service, inc., New York.
PEARL OF THE ARMY; no. 4. War
clouds, by Astra film corp. Clip-
pings from reel. [32486
© title, description and 57 prints
recd. Dec. 18, 1916; L 9750; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
PENALTY (THE) OF TREASON; story by
Helen Jonas, scenario by Maie
Havey, directed by Douglas Ger-
rard. 2 reels. [32487
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9628; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PEp’s LEGACY; by Warren H. and Mae
E. Frost, directed by William Wol-
bert. 3 reels. [32488
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 1, 1916; L 9634; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
PERCY, BRAINS HE HAS NIX; animated
cartoon, by H. C. Greenig. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon, no. 51) Reel.
[32489
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; M 797; Bray
studios, ine., New York.
PERILS OF A PLUMBER; directed by
Craig Hutchinson. Reel. [32490
© Dee. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9766: L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
PERILS OF OUR GIRL REPORTERS: by Edith
Sessions Tupper, directed by George
W. Terwilliger. 2 reels. no. 1. The
jade necklace. [32491
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9696; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
1456
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 12, 1916
PERILS OF OUR GIRL REPORTERS—Contd.
2. The black door. [32492
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9697; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
——_ ——- 8. Ace high. [32493
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9698; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
—— —— 4. The white trail. [32494
© Novy. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9699; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
5. Many a slip. [32495
© Noy. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9700; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
—-—— 6. The long lane. [32496
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9701; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
a
———— 7
The smite of conscience.
[32497
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 @ and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9702; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
j [32498
© Noy. 14, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9703; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
———— 9. Misjudged. [32499
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L $704; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
— —10. Taking chances. [32500
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916: L 9705; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
— —— 1]. The unter ealiers-
[32501
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 16, 1916: E 9706; Niagara
Im studios, Brooklyn.
12. The meeting. [32502
© Novy. 14, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9707; Niagara
film studios, Brookiyn.
—- 13. Outwitted. [32503
© Nov. 14. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 16, 1916; L 9708; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
14. The schemers. [32504
© Nov: 14. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9709; 2 SSS
film studios, Brookly n.
—_———-
aS a ——— ee —— ————— eS
32512
PERILS OF OUR GIRL REPORTERS—Contd.
15. Kidnapped. [32505
© Nov. 14, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9710; Niagara
film studios, Brooklyn.
PHANTOM (THE) BUCCANEER; from
Victor Bridges’ novel Another man’s
shoes, adapted by H. Tipton Steck,
directed by J. Charles Haydon. 5
reels. [32506
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dee. 15, 1916; L 9736; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
PHIM’s BUSY DAY. Reel. [32507
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 22, 1916; L 9785; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, inc., Holly-
wood, Cal.
PoISON MAN. See Vampires.
PoLLY PUT THE KETTLE ON; story by
Grace Helen Bailey, scenario by
Elizabeth C. Hendrix, produced by
Douglas Gerrard. 5 reels. [32508
© Dee. 22, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916; L 9793; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH; story by
Shelly Sutton, scenario by Bess
Meredyth, directed by Louis Wil-
liam Chaudet. Reel. [32509
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9777; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PRETTY BABY; Scenario by Bess Mere-
dayth, directed by Louis W. Chaudet.
Reel. [32510
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916; L 9711; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
PricE (THE) OF SILENCE; story by W.
Carey Wonderly, adapted by Ida
May Park, directed by Joseph De
Grasse. 5 reels. (De Grasse 2066
C) [32511
= © Dee. i, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dee. 2, 1916: L 9642; Bluebird
photoplays, inec., New York.
Princess ZiM-Zim. See Coney Island
princess.
PropigsAL (THE) DAUGHTER: written
by E. M. Ingleton, directed by Allen
J. Holubar. Reel. [32512
© Dec. 19, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; 7 9774; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
1457
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
#2515
VurPLE (THE) MASK; written and di-
rected by Grace Cunard and Fran-
cis Ford. no. 1. The vanished jew-
els. 2 reels. [825138
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 ec, and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9768; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—— —— 2. Suspected. 2 reels.
[32514
© Dee. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9769; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
—— —— 8. The capture. 2 reels.
[32515
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9770; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
2 reels.
[32516
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916; L 9771; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
—— —— 4, Facing death.
Rack (THE); by Thompson Buch-
anan, produced by Emile Chautard,
photographed by Lucien Tanguy.
Small reel. [32517
© title and description reed. Novy.
27, 1916; 197 prints recd. Nov. 28,
1916; L 9617; World film corp., New
York.
Rep (THE) STAIN; written by L. V.
Jefferson, scenario by Harvey Gates,
directed by George Cochrane. 2
reels. [32518
© Dec. 20, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 22, 1916; L 9783; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
REDEEMING LOVE; produced under the
direction of William D. Taylor. 5
reels. [32519
© Dee. 8, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 15, 1916; L 9722; Oliver
Morosco photoplay co., Los Angeles.
Right (THE) DIRECTION; produced
under the direction of E. Mason
Hopper. 5 reels. [382520
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 5, 1916; L 9659; Julia
Crawford Ivers, Los Angeles.
RicHT (THE) HAND PATH; written by
Hetty Gray Baker, and directed by
Burton L. King. Reel. [32521
© Dec. 9, 1916; 2 c@ and descrip-
tien Dec. 19, 1916; L 9762; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
pt. 1, n. s., v.18
RicgHT (THE) TO BE HAPPY; adapted
from the story A Christmas carol, by
Charles Dickens, scenario by E. J.
Clawson, directed by Rupert Julian.
5 reels. (Julian 2148—C) [32522
© Dec. 15, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 18, 1916; L 9742; Bluebird
photoplays, ine., New York.
RinK (THE); eighth of the comedies
written and produced by Charles
Chaplin, photoplay by Lone star
film corp. 2 reels. [382523
©). Dec...11; 1916: 2 eee
1916; description Dec. 16, 1916; L
9821; Lone star corp., Chicago.
RoaD (THE) TO FAME; written by F.
M. Willis, directed by Burton L.
King. Reel. [32524
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 5, 1916; L 9656; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Rock (THE) OF RICHES; directed by
Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley.
Reel. [32525
© Dee. 18, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 19, 1916; L 9760; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
RoMANTIC (THE) JOURNEY; by Astra
film corp. Clippings from reel.
[32526
© title, description and 209 prints
reed. Dec. 18, 1916; L 9751; Pathé
exchange, inc., New York.
Rose (FLORENCE) FASHIONS; no. 8. A
day in New York with Betty. Clip-
pings from reel. [32527
© title, description and 23 prints
recd. Dee. 12, 1916; L 9694; Fior-
ence Rose, New York.
—9. The beginning of the social
season. Clippings from reel. [32528
© title, description and 28 prints
recd. Dec. 12, 1916; L 9695; Flor-
ence Rose, New York.
Rum Cay.
So GES:
Warning.
See Secret kingdom.
CALL OF HUMANITY. See
SAMMTE JOHNSIN AND HIS WONDERFUL
LAMP, Split reel. [32529
© Dec. 8, 1916; 2 c¢ and descrip-
tion Dec. 9, 1916; M 7S6; Universal
film mfg..co., ine., New York.
SAMMIz£ JOHNSIN SLUMBERS NOT; Sul-
livan cartoon comedy animated by
R. Eggeman. Split reel. [32530
© Dee. 21, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 23, 1916; M 799; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
1458
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 12, 1916
Scartet (THE) oaTH; from the origi-
nal story of Frederic Kluz, scenario
by Gardiner Sullivan, directed by
Frank Powell and Travers Vale.
Small reel. [Title changed from
The other sister] [32531
© title and description recd. Oct.
Were. 320 prints recd. Oct. 12,
1916; L 9349; Worid film corp., New
York.
ScHEMERS. See Perils of our
porters.
girl re-
ScrRaTCHED; written by Douglas Bron-
ston, directed by Fred A. Kelsey. 2
reels. [325382
© Dee. 1, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 2, 1916; L 9637; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SecreT (THE) KINGDOM; no. 7. The
ghost ship, by Louis Joseph Vance.
directed by Theodore Marston. 2
reels. B2D00
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 1, 1916; L 9635; Vitagraph
eco. of America, Brooklyn.
— §. Rum Cay, written by Louis
Joseph Vance, from scenarios by
Basil Dickey, directed by Charles J.
Brabin. 2 reels. [32534
© Dec. 2, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 4, 1916: L 9645; Vitagraph
eco. of America, Brooklyn
—— 13. The tragic masque, written
by Louis Joseph Vance, from the
seenarios by Basil Dickey, directed
by Theodore Marston. 2 reels.
[32535
© Dec. 16, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 18, 1916; L 9739; Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn.
SEEDS OF JEALOUSY. Heel.
© Nov. 27, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Nov. 28, 1916; L 9625: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SHANKS AND CHIVALRY; by Lawrence
Semon and Graham Baker, directed
by Lawrence Semon. Reel. [32537
© Dee. 12, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9729; Vita-
graph co. of America, Broo klyn.
SHOEMAKER OF KOPENICK.
tain Jinks, the ecbbler.
SHOOTING HIS *ART OUT; produced by
David Kirkland. 2 reels. [32538
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2°c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14. 1916; L 9715; L-Ko
motion picture kompany, Hollywood,
Cal.
13258
See Cap-
32547
SmeEnN’s (THE) sonc; in 5 pts., found-
ed on a play by George Middleton
and Leonidas Westervelt, screen
adaptation by George W. Lederer
and Herbert Hall Winslow, directed
by Harry Revier. Small reel.
[32539
© title, description and 243 prints
reed. Dee. 4, 1916; L 9650; World
film corp., New Yor K.
Stave (THE) MABKET; by Frederick
Arnold Kummer. 5 reels. [32540
© Dec. 27, 1916; 2 c. and eee s
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9838; Famous
players film co., New York
SMITE OF CONSCIENCE.
our girl reporters.
See Perils of
Snow WHITE; adaptation of the
Grimm fairy tale, directed by J.
Searle Dawley. 6 reels. [32541
© Dec. 21, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 22, 1916; L 9786; Famous
piayers film co., New York
So THIS IS Paris: directed by, King
Baggot. Reel. [32542
© Dee. 12. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 14, 1916: L 9714; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SoME OF OUR BIGGEST STAR PERFORMERS.
Split reel. [32543
© Dec. 18, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 19, 1916; M 793; Vita-
graph co. of America, New York.
SPEED AND SPUNK; by Lawrence Semon
and Graham Baker, directed by
Lawrence Semon. ae [32544
© Dec. 13. 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dee. 15, 1916: L913tl: Vita-
graph co. of America, Brooklyn
STOLEN (THE) TRIUMPH; Scenario pre-
pared by Julius Steger and Maxwell
Karger, directed by David Thomp-
son. produced for the Metro pro-
gram. 5 reels. [32545
© Dee. 14. 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9724; Rolfe
photoplays, ine., New York.
STOBY (A) FROM LIFE;
George Loane Tucker. Reel. [82546
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9627; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York
Reel.
[32547
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Noy. 29. 1916; L 9623; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
directed by
STRANGE (THE) MOTHER.
1459
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32548
STRICTLY PRIVATE. See Mishaps of
Musty Suffer.
STRONGER THAN STEEL: Story by G. B.
Howard, directed by Allen J. Holu-
bar. 2 reels. [32548
© Dec. 19, 1916: .2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 20,1916; L 9776; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
SvucH IS LIFE IN ALASKA; travelaugh.
created by Hy Myer. Reel. [382549
© Dec. 19, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 20, 1916: M 796; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
Split reel.
[32550
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; M 779; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
SUPERSTITIOUS CEYLON.
Susprecrep. See Purple mask.
Taint (THE) OF FEAR: written and
directed by Allan J. Holubar. 2
reels. [32551
© Dec. 4, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tien Dec. 5, 1916: L 9653; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TAKING CHANCES. See Perils of our
girl reporters.
TAKING THE COUNT. Reel. [32552
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ec. and descrip-
tien Dec. 15, 1916: L 9733; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Tate (A) FROM THE DECAMERON; Dy
Charles Michelson, directed by L. C.
Windom. 2 reels. [32553
© Dec. 26, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916: L 9840; Essanay
film mig. co., Chicago.
Tare (THE) oF A TURK; Story by
Coolidge and Beaudine, scenario by
Karl R. Coclidge, produced by Wm.
Beaudine. Reel. [32554
© Dec. 22, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26,1916: L 9694: Universal
film mfg. co.. inc., New York.
THELE DARK SECRET: story by Sheeba
Canne, scenario by Harry Wulze, di-
rected by William W. Beaudine.
eel. [32555
© Dec. 5, 1916: 2 « and descrip-
tion Dec. 6, 1916: L 9662: Universal!
film mfg. co.. inc., New York.
THEIR WEEK END: written and worked
out by James O. Walsh, Rex Taylor
and Joseph A. Richmond. Clippings
from reel. [32556
© title, description and 185 prints
recd. Dec. 27, 1916: L 9826; United
States motion picture corp., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Toto OF THE BYWAYS; written by
Catherine Carr, directed by Lee
Kohlmar. 2 reels. [82557
© Dec. 10, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 23, 1916; L 9790; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.
TRAGIC MASQUE. See Secret kingdom.
TRAIL OF BLOOD. See Liberty.
Tramp (THE) CHEF; written by Wil-
liam W. Beaudine and Chas. J. Wil-
son, jr., directed by W. W. Beaudine.
Reel. [32558
© Nov. 28, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; L 9620; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
TRAVELING (THE) SALESMAN; Dy
James Forbes, directed by Joseph
Kaufman. 5 reels. [32559
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9725; Famous
layers film co., New York.
TREASURE. See Patria.
Trrats (THE) OF A MOVIE CARTOONIST.
Split reel. [32560
© Nov. 29, 1916; 2 c and descrip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; M 778; Universal
film mfg. co., ine., New York.
Trrats (THE) OF WILLIE WINKS; car-
toon comedy by Pat Sullivan. Split
reel. [32561
© Dec. 27, 1916: 2 ce. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; M 805; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., ine., New York.-
TRUANT (THE) SOUL; by Victor Rous-
seau, arranged by A. Charles J. Mc-
Quirk, directed by Harry Beaumont.
S reels. [32562
© Dec. 13, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 15, 1916; L 9735; Essanay
film mfg. co., Chicago.
Twin sovuts. Clippings from reel.
[32563
© title, description and 106 prints
recd. Nov. 28, 1916: L 9616; Melies
mfg. co., New York.
TWISTED TRAILS; by Edwin Ray Cof-
fin, directed by Tom Mix. 3 reels.
[32564
© Nov. 25, 1916; 2 c. and deserip-
tion Dec. 1, 1916; L 9629; Selig
polyscope co., Chicago.
Two (THE) ROADS; written by Ben
Landeck, directed by Harold Shaw.
38 reels. [32565
© Dec. 4, 1916; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 5, 1916; L 9654; Uni-
versal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
1460
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
no. 12, 1916
2581
Two SMALL TOWN RoMEOS: written by
Virginia Wirtley. directed by L. W.
Chaudet. Reel. [32566
© Dec. 1. 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
_ tion Dec. 2, 1916; L 9638; Universal
film mfg. co., inc., New York.
UNDER poe. Nec Jimmie Dale, alias
the Grey Seal.
UnNpbER suspicion. See Negleeted wife.
UNIVERSAL SCREEN MAGAZINE, Vol. 1.
no. 2. Reel. [32567
© Nov. 29, 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 1. 1916: M 777; Universal
film mfg. co.. inc.. New York.
— 4. Reel. [3256S
© Dee. 27. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916: M 804; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc.. New York.
See Secret kingdom.
UPRISING (THE) Reel. [32569
© Dee. 26. 1916: 2 ¢ and deserip-
tion Dec. 27. 1916: E 9814: Univer-
sal film mfg. co.. ine., New York.
UNMASKING.
ee Vv
the arch criminals
The master of
VAMPIRES (THE):
ef Paris, no. 7.
thunder. by Societe des etablisse-
ments
Gaumont. 3 reels. [3257
© Aug. 31. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 6. 1916: TL. 9680; Gaumont
eo.. Flushing. N. Y.
8. The poison man. by Societe des |
etahlissements Gaumont. 3 reels.
[32571
© Aug. 31. 1916: 2 c. and descrip-
tion Dec. 26, 1916: L 9801: Gaumont
eo.. ETushing, N. Y.
VANISHED JEWELS. See Purple mask. |
Vanity: from Aaron Hoffman’s story.
seenarioized hy Wallace C. Clifton,
directed hy John B. O’Brien, pro-
duced for the Metro program. 5
reels. [32572
© Dee. 23. 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27. 1916; L 9811; Popular
plays and players. New York.
Victim (TERE): written and directed
by William Davis. 5 reels. [32573
© Dec. 24. 1916: 2 c. Dec. 26, 1916;
description Dec. 23. 1916; L 9802;
William Fox. New York.
VIXEN (THE): scenario by Mary Mu- |
rilio, directed by J. Gordon Ed- |
wards. 6 reels. [82574
© Dec. 3. 1916: 2 ec. and descrip-
tion Dec. 4. 1916; L 9649; William
Fox, New York.
76464—17——_14
———
WALL (THE) OF MONE¥. Reel. [32575
© Dec. 28, 1916; 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916: LE 9833; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine.. New York.
War cLoups. See Pearl of the army.
Oo. S. ealkh of hu-
by C. H. Park-
Reid. Clippings
WARNING; the S.
manity. in 6 pts..
hurst and. Hal
from reel. [32576
© title, deseription and 395 prints
recd. Dee. 5, 1916: L 9686; Photo
drama co.. New York.
WEAKENING. Sec Neglected wife.
WHAT HAPPENED TO WILLIE: animated
cartoon, by L. M. Glackens. (Para-
mount-Bray cartoon, ne. 48) Reel.
[32577
© Nev. 25. 1916: 2 «. and deserip-
tion Nov. 29, 1916; M. 776; Bray
studios. inc., New York.
WHELP (THE); written by Harvey
Gates, directed by Millard K. Wil-
son. Reel. [3257
© Dee. 26, 1916: 2 ¢. and descrip-
tion Dec. 27, 1916: L 9818: Univer-
sal film mfg. co., ine.. New York.
WHEN DAMON FELL FOR PyTHIAS; writ-
ten and directed by W. W. Beau-
dine. 2 reels. (Beaudine 2182-C)
[32579
© Dec. 27. 1916: 2 ¢ and descrip-
tion Dec. 29, 1916; L 9830; Univer-
sal film mfg. co., inc., New York.
WHERE IS YOUR FRIEXD? Reel. [32580
© Nov. 29, 1916: 2 «. and descrip-
tion Dee. 1, 1916: L 9631: Vita-
graph co. of America, Breoklyn.
WHITE TRAIT. See Perils of our girl
reporters.
WHOM THE GODS DESTROY: by J. Stuart
Blackton and Cyrus Townsend
Brady, adapted and Girected by Mr.
Blackton, assisted by Wm. P. S.
Earle. 5 reels. [32581
© Dec. 6. 1916: 2 e. and descrip-
tion Dec. 7, 1916; L 9672; Vita-
sraph co. of America, Brooklyn.
WINGED MILLIONS. See Patria.
See Liberty.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32582 pt. 1, n. s., v. 13, no. 12, 1918
WoMAN (A) ALONE; in 5 pts., Story | Wortp (THE) AGAINST HIM; in 5 pts.,
by Wiliard Mack, directed by Harry Story by A. B. Himes, directed by
Davenport, scenario by Francis Frank Hall Crane, produced by
Mario. Small reel. [Title changed Paragon films, ine. Small reel.
from Loneliness] [32582 [382584
© title and description recd. Dec. © title, description and 200 prints
16, 1916; 360 prints recd. Dee. 21. recd. Dec. 9, 1916; L 9684; World
1916; L 978L£; World film corp., New film corp., New York.
York. WoULD You ForaIvE? Sve Her sister’s
See also Neglected wife. guilt.
Wrone (THE) HEART: written and di-
eee
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Number of entries in classes J, and M included in the Catalogue since
January 1, 1916:
Motion picture pRalophiys?: 2 0 2, 516
Motion pictures other than photoplays...-/_____._ A ae 330
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PAMPHLETS, LEAFLETS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO
NEWSPAPERS OR PERIODICALS, ETC.;
LECTURES, SERMONS, ADDRESSES FOR ORAL DELIVERY;
DRAMATIC COMPOSITIONS; MAPS;
MOTION PICTURES
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VOLUME INDEX FOR THE YEAR 1916
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INDEX.
NEW SERIES, VOL. 13, NOS. 1-12, 1916.
PART 1, GROUP 2, PAMPHLETS, ETC.,
LECTURES, DRAMATIC COM-
POSITIONS, MAPS, AND MOTION PICTURES,
This index contains in one alphabet the names of all copyright proprietors;
the names of all authors of pamphlets, the titles of anonymous pamphlets, the
hames of all authors of dramatic compositions, the titles of all dramas and
motion pictures, and the subject word of the titles of maps.
¢ The figures refer to the citation numbers following the title in the CATALOGUE.
A. A. A. hotel direct. of the U. S. &
Canada. 14426.
A-B. Svenska biografteatern.
Svenska biografteatern (A.-B.)
A. E. 24. (Drama) 18784.
A. F. & A. M. See Freemasons.
A la earte. (Drama) 8250.
A guién me recuerda usted.
31609.
A. T. (Drama) 16479.
Aaba foto-series. Complete instr. for
using Steadman’s aabameter. [etc.]
19361, 19362.
Aaronson (D. D.):
At the opera. 10960.
Mendel Glick’s experiences. 16470.
Patriot. 10930.
See
(Drama)
Abanico de la Pompadour. (Drama)
31610.
Abati (Joaquin):
Alegres colegialas. 4982.
Bendici6én de Dios. 13886.
Café s6lo. 13897.
Infierno. 13958.
Sierra Morena. 2929.
Vel6n de Lucena. 88555.
Abbe (Robert) Mount Desert, Me.,
map. 11292, 11293.
Abbé Constantin. (Motion picture)
16901. :
Abbey & Imbrie. Fishing tackle that’s
fit for fishing. 3145.
Abbeyfeale. (Drama) 1029.
Abbott (A. R.) Rudiments of music.
25409, 27984.
Abbott (A. T.) & co.
successful. 11586.
Abbott (Allen):
Omar, the seer. 11115.
Seat of the war. 11158.
Soul maker. 11170.
Abbott (Ethelyn) Cinderella. 13907.
penn (G. F.) Man in the manhole.
5091.
Would you be
Abbott (J. D.) Lightheart. 1099.
Abbu San of old Japan. (Drama)
4977.
Abdullah (Achmed) Out of the east.
8451.
Abel (J. C.) Pract. studio adv.
19363.
Abele (L. W.) Hearts & solitaire.
11044.
Abel’s publications. Abel (J. C.)
Pract. studio adv. 19363.
Abercrombie & Fitch co. On the trail
of the Christmas gift. 2.
Aberdeen, Md., map. 22663.
Aberdeen, O., direct. 18051.
Aberdeen & Temair (J. C. Gordon, 1st
marquess of) What Ireland is do-
ing in the great war. 27985.
Aberle (Edward) Southern Pacific
co., map. 32286.
Abhedananda (Swdmt) ‘Vedanta phil-
osophy. 8992.
Abhul, the Azra. (Drama) 4978.
Abington, Mass., direct. 21655.
Aboard the Pond-lily special. (Drama)
8251.
About twelve. (Drama) 2774.
Above board. (Drama) 22348.
Abraham Lincoln fraternal league of
America. Constitution & laws.
fete.] 11587, 11588.
Abrahams (B. B.) Abrahams (B. B.)}
& co. Catalogue. 11589.
Abrams (Marie) Child’s bk. of holi-
day plays. 249167.
Abrasive co. Abrasive grinding
wheels. 27986.
Absent on leave. (Drama) 16480.
Absolute black. (Motion picture)
23014.
Absolute highlight process. Absolute
highlight process. 27987.
Abt (Mrs. J. J.) Hatikva. 110438.
Acceptable man. (Drama) 18785.
1463
INDEX
Accident is the best policy. (Motion
picture) 382321.
Accomplice. (Drama) 8252.
According to Darwin. (Drama)
5009*.
According to measure. (Drama)
31611.
According to the code. (Motion pic-
ture) 14188.
According to Washington. (Drama)
10943.
Accountants educational institute:
Bookkeeping course. [ete.] 3, 4.
Musaus (W. P.) Theory of ad-
vanced accounting. 30236.
Accounting devices co. Adco acctg.
devices. 17111.
Accusing evidence. (Motion picture)
27766.
(Motion picture) 5914.
(Motion picture)
32493.
Accusing eye.
Accusing voice.
11344.
Ace high. (Motion picture)
Acevedo (J. M.):
Desconocida.
Ley de honor. 31854.
Acevedo (Julio) Directorio hispano-
americano y guia de compradores en
Estados Unidos. 25410.
Acheson (H.S.):
Doctor’s message. 18921.
Muffled alarm. 31916.
31722.
Aching tooth is no excuse. (Motion
picture) 27957.
Acid test. (Drama) 24891.
Acieral co. of America. Acieral.
27988.
Ackemann (F. H.) America first
[ete.] 27989-27991.
Ackerly (D. T.) John Corn. 23058.
Ackerman (C. W.):
Berlin will concede nothing more
to U. S. 8993.
Blockade of Germany impossible.
5.
Ackermann (F. H.) America! be-
loved by all. 19364.
Ackley (Drs.) & Wolfe.
better health. 25411.
Ackley, Ia., map. 22664.
Better teeth
Acorn-planter. (Drama) 4979.
Acosta (Mercedes de):
Loneliness. 138974.
Somewhere in France. 14046.
They that walk enchained. 32068.
Acquiring Ann. (Drama) 18786.
Acquitted. (Motion picture) 8674.
Acrohatie aets. (Motion picture)
5376.
Across the border. (Drama) 16481.
Across the hall. (Motion picture)
bout:
Across the line. (Motion picture)
5378.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Across the Rio Grande. (Motion pic-
ture) 5379.
Across the street. (Drama) 4980.
Active service. (Motion picture)
19246, 32449.
Acton, Mass., map. 22665.
Ad-route. 11590.
Adairville, Ky., map. 2970.
Adam (F. B.) Adam (Frank) elec.
co. F. A. gen. catalogue. 6013.
Adam (H. C.) Reflectolyte co. Re-
flectolyte makes day of night.
24441,
Adam & Eve. (Drama) 8253.
Adams (A. H.) Mrs Pretty & the
premier. 2895.
Adams (Adolph) Triangle of fate.
8544,
Adams (Austin) Salome of Reno.
5067.
Adams (E. L.) Bingham (George)
Hogwallow news. 23233.
Adams (Egbert) Carlota. 5003.
Adams (Estella) Pioneer life. 17112.
Adams (F. E.) Queen of Erebus.
18902.
Adams (EF. BR.) :
Flypaper salesman. 13931.
Friend wife. 25412.
Mr. Man. 3146.
No experience required. 27992.
Adams (H. A.):
A la carte. 8250.
’Ception shoals. 16512.
Saint Salome of Reno. 22364.
Adams (Harrington) Buying list of
U. S. precancelled postage stamps.
8994.
Adams (J. D.) & co. Good roads.
Pastry wrinkles.
Adams (M. E.) Woman’s new smok-
ing salon. 14427.
Adams (R. J.):
Lilae time. 22482.
Vaudeville heart. 22637.
Adams (R. N.) Adams tool co.
Handy manual. 23059.
Adams (Rayne) Use of color in home
decoration. 6014.
Adams (S. J.) Brown sugar. 24911.
Adams (Sam) See Adams (S. J.)
Adams (T. O.) Get a motto. 19366.
Adams (W. J.) Up-to-date regents
ques. 11591.
Adams & Jewell. Door arch form &
installation. [ete.] 19367-19369.
Adams & Westlake co. Postal car
equipment catalog. 11592.
Adams Co., Id., direct.- 25688.
Adams Co., Ind., Farm jour. direct.
3147.
1464
INDEX ;
nos, 1-12, 1916
Adanis syndicate. Hogwallow news.
388, 1955, 3863, 9768, 12483, 15297,
20502.
Adams tool co.
23059.
Adamson (Nellie)
gia. 14014.
Adantics (Drama) 28387.
Adelson (Albert) Unemployed ques.
solved. 6.
Aderer (Adolphe)
Hoche. 24987.
Adie (Andrew) Modern shepherdess.
19370.
Adirondack development corp.:
Do you want an Adirondack camp
site [ete] 14428-14431.
How land values have grown
fete] 11593-11595.
$10 a month buys any one of these
lake front camp sites. 17113.
Adler (David) & sons clothing co.:
Adler’s fashion suggester. 6015.
Collegian clother. 254138.
Adler mfg. co. Adler player piano.
27993.
Administration de la Revue de Paris.
See Revue de Paris.
Administration of Woodrow Wilson.
27022.
Adrian, Mich., map. 25088.
Adrift. (Drama) 16482.
Advance pump & compressor co.
Pumps. 11596.
Advent. (Drama) 8464*
Handy manual.
Pageant of Geor-
Marriage de
Adventure in realism. (Drama)
4981.
Adventure in society. (Drama)
16483.
Adventure of the jealous wife. (Mo-
tion picture) 25207.
Adventures of Tom the tamer. (Mo-
tion picture) 113847.
Adventures of X. (Drama) 18876.
Adventuress. (Drama) 31612.
Adversaries. (Drama) 975.
Advertiser reptr. 8995.
Advertisers aid. Mental spark plugs.
27994.
Advertisers art & cut service:
Human interest service. 7-10.
Zuckerman weekly fashion art
service. Pee alt, °° HLOOT,
14482.
Advertisers’ direct. of leading publica-
tions. 14435.
Advertising & selling magazine, ine.
Turning inquiries into orders. 144386.
Advertising, Ruebel-Brown, ine. Mo.
crematory assn. Cremation, a grow-
ing custom. 30159.
Advice to: the love-loons.
10944.
Adytum. 8996.
Aegean. (Drama) 31613.
(Drama)
Aeolian co.:
Aeolian piano salons. [etc.] 3150-
3153.
Aeolian vocalion. [ete.] 11-15,
1373-13883, 6016-6021, 14487.
I went to buy a phonograph. 8997.
New musical art. 19371.
Supplementary cat. 23060.
Universal music co.
mentary cat. 24760.
Aerial buds. (Motion picture) 5380.
Aerial wire rope conveyors. T7985.
Aerodart works. It’s wise to brighten
up your home. 11598.
Aeroplane elopement. (Drama) 18787.
Aesopus. Aesop’s retold. 19372.
Aetna life insur. co. Druggists liabil-
ity policy. 8998.
Affection. (Drama) 16484.
Affinities. (Drama) 18788.
Africa, map. 2971-2973, 11236.
After big game. (Drama) 16485.
After seven years. (Drama) 18789.
After the battle. (Motion picture)
22817.
After the game. (Drama) 10945.
Supple-
After the masquerade. (Drama)
10946.
After the play. (Motion picture)
5381.
After the show. (Drama) 31614.
Afterglow. (Drama) 18790.
Afterwards. (Drama) 13877.
Agamemnon. (Drama) 10987*.
Age of reason. (Drama) 16486.
Agee (G. 8S.) Carelessness & waste.
19373.
Ages of Ann. (Drama) 16487.
Agricultural almanac. 27995.
Agricultural press, ine. Stone (C. E.)
First natl. farm tractor. direct.
16248.
Aguado Rojel (Samuel) En mar de
fondo. 5031.
Ah gim’me the ring. (Drama) 31615.
Ahlheim (W. C.) New system tem-
perature sheet. 11599.
Ahiman (J. E.) Terveyden kilpi.
19374.
Ahlrichs (Harm):
Inspiration of universal peace.
27996.
Prophecy of future peace. 8999.
Ahn & Simrock:
Alles aus gafilligkeit. 2775.
Verheiratete junggesellen. 2955. —
Weisse frau. 382121.
Ahrens (J. P.) Damages. 17114.
Ahrens & Ott mfg. co. Pipe sheet.
23061.
Ahuizotl, the Aztec heir. (Drama)
13878.
Aid ptg. co. Simplified calendar.
19375.
1465
INDEX
Aiken (A. E.) Exposure of negro
soe.—& societies. 9000.
Aiken (Ednah) Hate breeders. 8874.
Aiken-Lambert co. Capitol fountain
pens. 1384.
Ainsworth & co. Lakeside literature
readers. World stories for children.
4098.
Ain’t he grand? (Motion picture)
5382.
Ain’t it the truth. (Drama) 24892.
Aiston (A. C.) Clothilde. 8301.
Ajax fire engine works. McDermett
(J. F.) Selling talk for agents of
Ajax chem. fire engines. 12814.
Aked (C. F.) Great idea. 16.
Akins (Zoe):
Did it really happen? 22403.
Kitty’s claws. 27615.
Magical city. 8409.
Akron, ©., direct. 19876.
Akron, O., map. 22666.
Al Falfa’s scientific dairy.
picture) 8675.
Alabama:
Dept. of agric. & industries.
land bk. 23062.
Map. 1238, 2974, 22667. -
Alabama chamber of commerce.
stitution & by-laws. 27997.
Alabama home bldg. & loan assn. Ala.
home bldg. & loan -assn. 27998.
Alabama illiteracy comn. Exercises in
reading, writing, spelling & arith.
for Ala. adult schis. 144388.
Alabama weather chart calendar.
27999.
Aladdin. (Drama)
Aladdin & the
(Drama) 10947.
Alameda, Cal., direct. 15910.
Alamillo (Carlos) First course in
conversational & commer. Spanish
for bus. 6022.
Alamo (Angel Torres del)
res del Alamo (Angel)
Alarm.-< (Drama)-" 25021.
Alary (Hloy) Doigts qui
23369.
Alaska, map. 2975, 18959.
Alaska weather chart calendar. 28000.
Alaskan churehman. Alaskan church-
man calendar. 25414.
Alba (José) Bast6n de alealde. 4989.
Albany, Mo., map. 16739.
(Motion
Ala.
Con-
22349.
wonderful lamp.
See Tor-
parlent.
Albany, N. Y., direct. 17, 17115.
Albany, N. Y., map. 18960, 22668,
25089.
Albany Co., N. Y., Amer. agriculturist
farm direct. & ref. bk. 28001.
Albany Co., N. ¥., map. 25090.
Albemarle hotel. What every guest of
this hotel should know. 14439.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 13
Alberger pump & condenser co. Al-
berger spiroflo surface condensers.
19377.
Albert (1. A. Beecher-) See Beecher-
Albert (I. A.)
Alberta, Canada, map. 18961.
Albertson pub. €o.:
Klaw & Erlanger. Ben Hur.
[ete.] 26481-26485.
4 opinions of big men. 29725.
Albery (M. SS.) Condensed funda-
mental rules of auction. 11600.
Albion, Pa., direct. 11601.
Albion & Rosamond. (Drama.)
22349.*
Albodon co. Remy (F. J.) Sugges-
tions on the care of the teeth. 7708.
Albrecht (E.) & son. Albrecht’s fur
facts & fashions. 23063.
Albrecht (O. E.) Albrecht (E.) &
son. Albrecht’s fur facts & fashions.
23063.
Albright (C. E.)
physics. 23064.
Lab. exercises in
Albuquerque, N. M., direct. 6023.
Alcohol & the babies. 4717.
Aleove. (Drama) 10948.
Alden (Helen) See Woodworth (H.
A.)
Alden (Lester) Shrimp. 32023.
Aldena. 9199.
Alder & co. Pennsylvania, Map.
11314.
Aldermann (Ad.) Vogelscheuchen.
25069.
Alderson, Okl., direct. 29940.
Aldrich (Richard) Music in the plays
& the plays in music. 6024.
Aldrich poultry farm. From the shell
to the show room. 3154.
Aldridge (A. F.) On flags.- 25415.
Aldworth (E. LL.) Memory work.
23065.
Alegres chicas de Berlin. (Drama)
31616.
Alegres colegialas. (Drama) 4982.
Alena. (Drama) 13879.
Alert leafiet service. Alert syndicate
service. Alert syndicate leaflet serv-
ice. 25416.
Alert syndicate service:
Alert syndicate leaflet service.
[ete.] 25416-25418, 28902-—
28006.
Sketches of merchandise. [etc.]
1885, 1386, 3155, 3156, 9001-9004,
11602;. 11603, 14440, . 144400
19378-19381, 23066, 23067.
Alex, Okl., map. 8586.
Alexander (Abraham) Bought.
24908.
Alexander (Georgia) Spelling bk.
AES yre
Alexander (H. B.) Gate City. 11030.
1466
nos. 1-12, 1916
Alexander (J. A.) sr.
asset in bus. 25419.
Alexander (J. K.) Cultural guide &
catalog. 6025.
Alexander bros.:
Alexander now looms the greatest
power in beltdom. [ete.] 19382,
Religion as an
19383.
Alexander, the choice of the ma-
jority. 23068.
Alexander the inevitable belt.
[ete.] 9005, 9006.
Alexander’s adv. bk. 1387.
Beltdom’s greatest mark.
14442, 14443.
Let Alexander drive the work out
of your machines. 28007.
Alexander Hamilton inst.:
Bacon (C. F.) Lawyer as the
[ete.]
bus. man’s adviser. 23150.
Beebe (D. E.) Planning & con-
ducting 2 sales convention.
fete.] 9129-9131.
Childs (G. S.) Methods of using
the telep. & teleg. more profit-
ably. 9271.
Chipman (Miner) Laying out a
plan of investigation to increase
the sales efficiency. 6380.
Collins (F. W.) Evaluation of
publie utilities. 14825.
Preparing for the profession
of industrial engineer. 3476.
Continued modern bus. course &
service. fete.] 9007-9009.
Falkner (R. P.) Bldg. & loan as-
sociations & how to organize
them. 12189.
Forging ahead in bus. [ete]
3158, 3159.
Foster (M. B.) Relation of state
banks to the federal reserve sys-
tem. 6706.
Galioway (Lee) Mfrs. aids to re-
tailers in marketing goods.
6723.
Genius of greatness. 1388.
Gerstenberg (C. W.) Conduct of
corporate meetings. 6743.
Protecting securities in fail-
ing companies. et
Harrison (S. M.) Social survey.
12367.
Hotchkiss (G. B.) Preparing a
bank’s booklets. 20539.
Invaluable asset. [ete.] 6026.
6027.
Jenks (J. W.) Investment oppor-
tunities. 7055.
Johnson (J. F.) Bldg. from the
base. [ete.] 20693, 20694.
Modern bus. course & service.
7059.
Lucas (Julien) Fireinsur. Stand-
ard policy forms. 17998.
INDEX
Alexander Hamilton inst.—Continued.
Lupton (E. R.) Graphs in the
presentation of bus. statistics &
repts. [ete.] 12799, 12800.
Time studies & standardiza-
tion methods. 20893.
Madden (J. T.) Preparing for
the profession of accountancy.
12824.
Mistake. 11604.
Modern bus. suppl. 2245.
Naylor (E. H.) Value of trade
assns. 24239.
Nussbaum (B. M.) Sales manual.
10374.
Read (B. L.) Analysis of bank
repts, [ete.] 7694, 7695.
Searecrows. 19384.
Sickness & death benefits: for in-
dustrial workers. [etec.] 6681,
6682.
Slichter (S. H.) Coupons, trad-
ing stamps & premium systems.
13482.
Traphagen (J. C.) Marketability
of securities. 22064.
Would your name be dropped.
28008.
Alexandria, Va., direct. 23069.
Aley (Maxwell) Writing the mystery
story. 19385.
Alford (LL. P.) Machine shop prac-
tice. 14444.
Alford (W. 8S.) Breeding for sex.
25420.
Alfredy (Karl) Pieper & Sperling.
25019.
Algy’s first appearance. (Drama)
18791.
Alias Jane Jones. (Motion picture)
14189.
Alias Jimmie Barton.
ture) 5383.
Alias John Doe. (Drama) 16649. .
Alibi. (Motion picture) 16887, 32421.
Alice Forbes, missionary. (Drama)
8255.
Alice in society.
25198.
Alice in Wonderland. (Drama) 22350.
Alice Marden. (Drama) 31617.
Alien souls. (Motion picture) 11345.
Alienist. (Motion picture) 5910.
Alimony. (Drama) 24898.
Alimony club. (Drama) 976.
Alimony dodger. (Drama) 13880.
Alinone calendar. 28009.
Alisky (B. L.) Catalog. 14445.
All Americas expos. co., inc. Atlantic
City, All Americas exposition, map.
52386.
All Americas pub. co., ine.
31.
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
Américas.
All around cure. (Motion picture)
16888.
1467
INDEX *
Dt.y, 18. Vee
All bets off. (Motion picture) 19109.
All for nothing. (Drama) 8256.
All for the movies. (Drama) 8257.
All man. (Motion picture) 27767.
All men are not created equal.
(Drama) 27554.
All mine. (Drama) 27555.
All on a summer’s day.
4983.
All over a _ stocking.
ture) 11346.
All-package grocery stores co.:
All-package idea. 25422.
Feeding the millions. 14446.
To the 520 residents of Brooklyn.
18.
(Drama)
(Motion pic-
All’s swell that ends swell. (Drama)
10949, 31618.
All’s well that ends well. (Drama)
10950.
All things being equal. (Drama)
10951.
All up in the air. (Drama) 4984.
All wrong. (Drama) 10952.
Allam (I. C.) Baby. 28010.
Allardice (J. D.) Providence, R. I.,
map. 22780, 22781.
Allegan Co., Mich., direct. 23070.
Allegan Co., Mich., map. 25091.
Allegheny Co., Pa., legal direct. 23071.
Allegheny Co., Pa., map. 16740.
Allen (A. DeW.) Among friends.
10954.
Allen (A. E.)
other stories.
Allen (A. W.)
Three neighbors &
25423.
Common law of con-
duct. 19.
Allen (Arthur) Lilac time. 22482.
Allen (C. M.) Nan. 2900.
Allen (C. W.) America, dear mother-
land. 20.
Allen (KE. L.)
28011.
Allen (KE. W.) First annual people’s
fair. Q0L0: ©
Alien (Edward)
pleasure & profit.
Allen (G. E.):
Community dollar.
11605.
Evolution of the Amer. flag.
18774.
Exercises for shoulders & lungs.
9011.
Allen (G. W.), Commer. management.
28072.
Allen (George) Gift supreme. 28012.
Allen (1. E.) Pot of gold. 22562.
Allen (I. R.):
Bigger, better bus. 21.
Bradley & Metcalf co. Special
3359.
Special selling man-
selling manual.
Kennicott co.
ual on water purifying equip- |
ment. 4046.
Entertaining for
Allen (I. R.)—Continued.
Lindemann (A. J.) & Hoverson
co. Special selling manual.
4133.
Meyer (F.) boot & shoe co. Spe-
cial selling manual on Honor-
-. built shoes.| 1236f. 4.9
Alien”) (iss) Latin-Amer.
11606.
Allen (J. H.) Joshua III. 280138.
trade.
Allen (J. 8S.) Real pal. 14081.
Allen (M. W.) Among friends.
10954.
Allen (Maryland) Woman _ alive.
2964.
Allen (Paul)
8553.
Allen (Quincy) pseud.
chums at Cabin Point.
Allen (R. E.)
6028.
Allen (Sear!)
Allen (W. A.)
22439.
Allen (W. F.) co.
ries. 28014.
Allen (W.H.):
Discount savings service co. Al-
len discount savings service Sys-
tem. 9396.
Merchants’ discount service co.
Allen discount credit service
system. 12879.
Allen (W. V.) She did it. 8500.
Allen Co., O., Farm jour. rural direct.
3161.
Allen-Nugent co. Retail mark up ta-
ble, for garment buyers. 14448.
Allen-Perkins (Carlos) Ladr6én Lince.
2877.
Allen pub. co.:
48 magicians’ magic movements &
Ultimo dei Moicani.
Outdoor
3160.
Ready money coupons.
Good old days. 1064.
Hamlet on the move.
Allen’s bk. of ber-
ceremonies. 22.
49 Zerubbabel & his followers.
14447,
Allen-Thompson (Grace) Goat. 13939.
Allenberg (Abraham) Stolz der III.
compagnie. 11171.
Alles (F. L.) Security trust & sav-
ings bank. Comparative rainfall
chart of southern Cal. 13425.
Alles aus gefilligkeit.. (Drama)
yiG tas :
Alliance machine co. Alliance ma-
chine co. 11607.
Allis-Chalmers mfg. co. :
All-steel jaw crusher. [ete.]
23073-28077.
Allis-Chalmers oil engines. [etc.]
14449-14452.
Circular saw mills.
19391.
Smelting furnaces & accessory
equipment. f[ete.] 9012, 9013.
[ete.] 19386-
1468
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Allison (J. M.) Exhibition of Rae-
maeker’s cartoons. 28015.
Allison (L. J.) Story of three boy
trappers. 28016.
Allred (J. B.) New model simplified
bkkeeping. 19392.
Almanac. 28017.
Almanac ady. agency:
Everyday aimanac & home helps.
28983.
Homestead almanac. 29884.
Almanacco italiano; piccola enciclope-
dia popolare. 9014.
Almanacco italiano Severa e guida
alla salute. 25424.
Almanach de Mme. de Thébes.
Almanack foér dret efter Jesu Kristi
fédelse. 28018.
Almighty dollar.
22818.
Almost a mother.
Almost a widow.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 31619.
(Motion picture)
14190.
Almost — guilty. (Motion picture)
22819.
Alone. (Drama) 24894.
Alone at last. (Drama) 8258.
Alone in the world. (Motion picture)
32322.
Along the border.
S676.
Along the bridal path.
21,
Alonso (Emilio)
31690.
Alonso (Francisco):
Oficial de guardia. 8441.
Tio de las caidas. 2941.
Velén de Lucena. 855d.
(Motion picture)
(Drama)
Chulo del barrio.
Alonso Rodigues (Honorio) Pasado.
2912.
Alpena, Mich., direct. 23078.
Alpha Portland cement co. Concrete
porches, steps, lintels, sills & cop-
ings. 19398.
Alphin (Chas.) Lure of the poppy.
22490.
Alsace. (Drama) 31620.
Alsdorf (D. H.)
Catalog. 3865.
Altadena, Cal., direct.
Altadena, Cal., map.
Altemus (H. E.):
Chase (Josephine) Magic fairy
tale drawing bk. 25710.
Haneock (H. I.) In the battle
for N. Y. f[ete.] 26185-26187.
James (Hartwell) Boys of the
Bible. [ete.] 15425, 15426.
McCarthy (J. J.) Parables of our
Lord. 18005.
Patechin (F. G.)
Holmes (Donald)
21517.
32259.
Battleship boys
under fire. 26948.
Altena (U. A. C. v. R.) Love, the
victor. 1890.
Althouse (D. W.):
Life of true health. 6029.
Little bit of heaven. 14453.
Mind & so forth. 9015.
Some more thoughts from us.
9016.
Thoughts from every where.
18618.
Altimus (Henry) Everyman’s sister.
11011.
Altman (B.) & co. BK. of Styles.
25425.
Alton, Tl.) map. -!:2239-
Alvarez (Enrique Garcia )
Alvarez (Enrique)
Alvarez Quintero (Joaquin):
A quién recuerda usted. 31609.
Cabrita que tira al monte. 31669.
Cerrojazo. 31677.
Diana cazadora. 8820.
Ilustre huésped. 2861.
Malvaloca. 24983, 31877*.
Alvarez Quintero (Serafin) :
A quién recuerda usted. 381609.
Cabrita que tira al monte. 31669.
Cerrojazo. 31677.
Diana cazadora. 8820.
TIlustre huésped. 2861.
Malvaloca. 24983, 31877*
Alvienne united stage training schls.,
ine. Alvienne schls. 3162.
Alvin mfg. co. Tschirky (Oscar) Set-
ting the table correctly. 13666.
Always ridiculous. (Drama). 16488.
Am teetisch. (Drama) 16489.
Amacker (J. R.) Natoma dairy co.
Natoma dairy co. 242388.
Amalgamated roofing co.
phalt roofing. 6030.
Amalgamated travel & tourist assn.,
inc. =
Membership & its
23079.
See Garcia
In-lade as-
advantages.
Steamship travel guide. 25426.
Amarillo, Tex., direct. 19394.
Amateur athletic union. See Joint
rules committee.
Amateur murderer. (Drama) 2776.
Ambassador. (Drama) 977.
Amber Empress. (Drama) 8259.
Ambereross soc., ine. Ambercross
28019.
Ambition. (Drama) 16490.
Ambition. (Motion picture) 14191.
Ament (H.L.) Words of life. 19395.
America. See Western Hemisphere.
America first. (Drama) 978, 979.
America in its making (Drama)
PA (TT pas
America prepared. (Motion picture)
16889.
America saved from war. (Motion
picture) 5573.
America the wonderland. (Drama)
2776*.
1469
?
INDEX
Amer. Aberdeen-Angus breeders assn.
Amer. Aberdeen-Angus herd Dk.
23080.
Amer. academy of arts & letters. Pro-
ceedings. 28020.
Amer. academy of dramatic arts.
Amer. academy of dramatic arts &
the Empire theatre dramatic schl.
9017.
Amer. agents assn.
bk. [ete.] 23, 24.
Amer. agricultural chem. co.
making corn. 1391.
Amer. air brush co. Have you any
finishing troubles. 17116.
Amer. & foreign detective
Successful detective. 3163.
Confidential cost
Money-
institute.
Amer. annual of photography, ine.
Amer. annual of photography.
28021.
Amer. appraisement assn. Appraisal
service. [ete.] 25427-25429.
Amer. appreciation assn. A. A. A.
appreciation card. 28022.
Amer. arch co.
box efficiency.
Anthony (J. T.) Fire-
[ete.] 24878, 24879.
Amer. art & jewelry co. Monogram
jewelry. 25430.
Amer. asphalt paint co. Valdura
99.5% pure asphalt paint. 6081.
Amer. assn. for conservation of life.
Soured milk & the prolongation of
life. 9018.
Amer. assn. of newspaper special ad-
vertising:
Natl. gold cup pocket billiard tour-
nament. [ete.] 25431, 25432.
Sprague (Martin) Mrs. Every-
woman visits a modern laundry.
24628.
Amer. author’s pub. co.
H.) Christmas holidays at Merry-
vale. [ete.] 14715-14722.
Amer. automatic device co.
eard. 6032.
Amer. automobile assn.:
A. A. A. hotel direct. of the U. S.
and Canada. 14426.
For entries of maps by the Amer.
automobile assn., see this index
under names of places.
Amer. bakery co. Prize winning re
cipes. 193896.
Amer. bank attys. 20.
Amer. bank service co.
constant friend. 1392.
Amer. bankers assn.:
Community thrift campaign. [etc.]
11608-11612, 14454.
Improved plan of conveying no-
protest instructions. 17117.
Official nation-wide thrift cam-
paign. 23081.
Burnett (A.
Ritz size
Song of a
{
pt. 1, n.s., v.18
Amer. bankers service, ine.:
Ideal banking service. 26.
Johnson (H. L.) Budget.
451, 452.
[ete.]
Amer. banking credit co. Loan & in-
vestment contract. 6033.
Amer. beauty. (Motion picture)
14192.
Amer. Berkshire assn. Amer. Berk-
shire record. 14455.
Amer. Bible soc. Pageant of the Bible
among the nations. 22550.
Amer. bloed. (Motion picture) 19230.
Amer. blower ¢co.:
A. B. C. dise ventilating fans.
[ete.] 193897, 19398.
A. B. C. heaters. [ete.]
11614.
Brick dryer. 1393.
Watch your condensation. 23082.
Amer. bk. co.:
11613,
Bengtson (N. A.) Geog. of Neb.
28307.
Brigham (A. P.) Geog. of N. Y.
23266.
Brigham & McFarlane’s Essen-
tials of geog. 9019.
Cannon (G. L.) Geog. of Col.
19761.
Clark (W. B.) Geog. of Md.
25737.
Geog. of the D. ©. 25483.
Gregory (W. M.) Geog. of O.
17694.
Hayward (H.) Geog. of Del.
26249.
Marston (C. E.) Geog. of Mo.
26656.
Mills (E. C.) Bus. penmanship.
7362.
Milne (W. J.) Key to Progres-
sive arith. 10216.
Progressive arith. 7364.
Music bulletin. 4289, 26760.
N. C. home geog. 11615.
Poe (Clarence) Geog. of N. C.
13234.
Ridgley (D. C.) Geog. of Il.
13296.
Saunders (E. J.) Geog. of Wash. ~
27116.
Seerley (H. H.) Geog. of Ia.
10588.
Smith (J. R.) Geog. of Pa. 18495.
Snyder (Henry) Geog. of N. J.
24607.
Van Cleef (Eugene) Geog. of
Minn. 24769.
Warriner (E. C.) Geog. of Mich.
18702.
Whitbeck (R. H.) Geog. of Wis.
18746.
For entries of maps by American
book co., .see this index under
names of places.
1470
nos. 1-12, 1916
INDEX
Amer. bookplate soc. Catalog. 6034.
Amer. bureau of engineering, inc.:
Adlake, Deaco, etc., master charts.
[ete.] 3164-3176.
Ambu instr. bk. 19399.
Wiring diagrams. 17118.
Amer. business college. Turner (Mrs.
J. G.) Amer. touch typewriting
manual. 31286.
Amer. chain co., inc. Astounding ad-
ventures of Mr. Skidmore. 6035.
Amer. club woman pub. co. Twelve
afternoons of pleasure. 19400.
Amer. collection service. Post gradu-
ate course. 11616.
Amer. commerce assn.:
Amer. commerce assn. [ete.]
25434-25441.
Driver + the car. [etce.] 23083-
23090.
Pract. traffic efficiency services.
[ete.] 17130-17131.
Pract. traffic work. [ete.] 3177-
3184, 9020, 9021, 14456, 14457
Your personal instructor. 28023.
Amer. corres. schl. of law.:
Hoftheimer (Zack) State constitu-
tional law. 124382.
Kline (R. E. P.) Effective pub.
speaking. 12655.
Petersen (William) Talk by the
dean. 690, 4444, 13212.
_Amer. correspondent film co.,
Fighting Germans. 22884.
Amer. corset co. Amer. queen made-to-
order corsets. 6036. ;
Amer. cranberry growers’ assn. Pro-
eeedings. 3185, 25442.
Amer. crayon €o.:
ine.
A nos clients étranges. [etc.]
23091-23100.
Catalog data Russian. 28028.
Amer. dairy co. Snow white dairy.
28029
Amer. dairy record assn. co. Grade
cow record. 23101.
Amer. diplomacy. (Drama) 22352.
Amer. direct. of the hosiery & knit
goods mfrs. 171382.
Amer. educa. jour. 19401.
Amer. elec. co. Telep. apparatus.
11617.
Amer. elec. supply co. Catalog. 3186.
Amer. emery wheel works. Grinding
wheels. 17133.
Amer. eng. co. Fuel burning repts.
11618.
Amer. farming pub. co. Leavell (R.
A.) Keeping the motor car fit.
15586.
Amer. fashion co.:
Safe-guarding your furs frem
moths. 3187.
Table of proportions. 14458.
Amer. fertilizer hand bk. 14459.
Amer. festivals
(Drama) 31621.
Amer. field hockey assn. Field hockey.
25443.
for elem. schls.
Amer. film co., ine.:
Other side of the door. 5793.
Purity. 27918.
Secret of the submarine. 8920.
swart (EH. R.) Purity. 31158.
Amer. flint glass workers’ oa Cir-
ular. 1394, 3188, 6037, 11618,
14460, 17134, 23102, O44 28030.
Amer. florist co. Amer. florist co.’s
direct. of florists, nurserymen &
seedsmen. 17135.
Amer. freight traffic bureau. Canners
freight rate guide. 19402.
Amer. gas institute:
Barrows (G. 8.) Manufactured
gas for house heating. 28213.
Bibliog. of articles. [ete.]
} 2447-2 5455.
Blair (Robert) Outline of credit
system. 28352.
Bratton (S. C.)
cooking. 28385.
Downing (R. O.)
Gas vs. electric
Study in gas
oils. 28840.
Fulweiler (W. H.) Purification
of water for gas-making pur-
poses. 29118.
Hall (E. L.) New oil gas plant.
29238.
Kelley (W. D.)
the employees.
Merit system for
29690.
Litle (T. J.) Gas ignition. 29883.
Lohmeyer (H. B.) Cost records
on appliance installations.
29891.
Luther (C. A.) Chicago’s experi-
ence with a separate lighting
division. 29913.
Murphy (E. J.) Removal of sul-
phur from spent oxide. 30232.
Patterson (F. H.) Organizing for
cost reduction. 30565.
Rept. of committee. [etc.] 28031-
28043.
Ritter (C.
30746.
Schaeffer (J. W.) Equivalent of
the observed heat value. 30917.
Seymour (F. W.) How one gas
S.) Bulletin system.
eco. handies its ecke bus. 30916.
Spitzglass (J. M.) Measuring ~
fiow of unpurified gases. 31070.
Treadway (A. A.) Unit costs in
distribution work. 31279.
Weisser (F. L.) Oils for winter
gas. 314388.
Wilde (Charles) Oxy-acetylene
welding. 31523.
Willson (S. T.) Industrial gas
appliances. 31538.
Amer. girl. (Drama)
980.
1471
INDEX
Amer. government. (Motion picture)
5955-5964.
Amer. graphophone ¢co.:
Leverich (L. L.) Cohen tele-
phones to the real estate office.
18778.
Madison (James) Cohen tele-
phones the marriage bureau.
18779.
Amer. hatter direct. 19403.
hatter trade direct. Ed. de
luxe. 14462.
Amer. Hebrew. Gabriel (G. W.)
Story of a young Amer. Jew. 15151.
Amer. Hereford cattle breeder’s assn.
Amer. Hereford record & Hereford
herd bk. 14463, 238106.
Amer, holiday calendar. 27.
Amer.
Amer. home. (Drama) 2777.
Amer. hotel direct. 6038.
Amer. hotel register co. Leahy’s ho-
tel guide & ry. distance maps of
America. 24065.
Amer. humane assn.:
Amer. red star animal relief. Bul.
of information. 19421.
Circular. 28064.
Amer. ice co. Getting the most out
of your refrigerator. 11620.
Amer. industries, suppl. Preventive
appliances. 28, 3191, 6039, 11622,
19405, 23107, 25456, 28044.
Amer. inst. of architects. Standard
form of agreement between owner
& architect. 19406.
Amer. inst. of banking. (Corres. chap.,
ine.) Uniform law of negotiable
instruments. 23108.
Amer. intercedes. (Drama) 8260.
Clean
Amer. ironing machine co.
linen in abundance. 6040.
Amer. issue pub. co.:
Stelzie (Chas.)
babies. 4717.
United States, map. 16877.
Wet & dry territorial map. 28046.
Amer. Jersey cattle club:
Herd register. 3192, 9022, 14464,
25457.
Jersey yr. bk. 23109.
Register. 28047.
Test rules & register of merit
rules. 6041.
Amer. joke bk. 2263.
Amer. kennel club, inc. Amer. kennel
club, ine., stud bk. 14465.
Amer, labor yr. bk. 28048.
Amer. laboratories. Joy of living.
6042.
Amer.-La France fire engine co.:
Amer.-La France safety first de-
vices. 14466.
Motor fire apparatus for small
cities & towns. 13895.
Aleohol & the
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Amer. land system.
best way. 381938.
Amer. laundry machinery co.:
About good collar ironing. 19407—
19411.
Advance universal press. [ete.]
28049-28051.
Profitable proposition. 25458.
Amer. lithographic co. Complete al-
phabet bk. of embroidery transfer
initials. 3194.
Amer. lumberman:
Adv. bulletin.
Right way is the
25459.
Amer. lumberman cut special.
19412.
Dealers who advertise house
plans. 1396. |
Internatl. lumber co. of Minn.
Expos. of the kinds of lumber
earried. 2002.
To attract home bldrs. 11624.
Amer. machinist. U. S. munitions.
25460, 28052.
Amer. mechanical toy ¢o.:
Amer. model builder. 19413.
Amer. model builder universal
plate. 28110.
Amer. med. assn.:
Amer. medical direct. 6043. ;
Hand bk. for the house of dele-
gates. 28058.
Off. program. 14467.
Amer. med. direct. 6048.
Amer. metal market co. Amer. metal
market & daily iron & steel report.
Metal statistics. 3195.
Amer. mirror co. Our co-operative
branch factory system. 28059.
Amer. music. (Drama) 8261.
Amer. natl. bank, Atlanta. Weekly
saver. 11625.
Amer, natl. bank, Sa pehiet Oxkl.
tem savings certificate. 9023.
Amer. natl. base ball syndicate. Instr.
in professional base ball playing.
19414,
Amer. natl. retail jewelers assn.:
Mazer (Joseph) Complete list of
assays of 20 yr., 12 size. 7328. -
— Complete Waldemar chain
assays. 2224.
— First installment of second
set of assays of 20 yr. gold filled
cases. 12868.
— Second set of silver plated
tea-spoon assays. 15710.
— Triple set of assays of watch
Sys:
cases. 21034.
Amer. naturopathic assn. Universal
naturopathic direct. 28060.
Amer. necropolis co. Washelli. 3196.
Amer. nonseal works. Wrapping for
parcel post. 14468.
Amer. optical assn.:
For the sake of your eyes. 9024.
1472
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Amer. optical assn.—Continued.
Optometric reading test card.
3197.
Amer. optical co. Hardy lensometer.
28061.
Amer. oven & machine eco. K. C. sack
cleaner. 17136.
Amer. photo-slide co. Photo-slide ad-
vertising. 28062.
Amer. photographic pub. co. Amer.
photography. Amer. photography
exposure tables. 6044.
Amer. photography. Amer. photog-
raphy exposure tables. 6044.
Amer. polled Hereford breeders assn.
Amer.- polled Hereford record.
25464.
Amer. press assn.: Z
Burdick (A. J.) Another chance.
[ete.] 14708, 14709.
Dolsen (J. E.) Veterans. 15015.
Dolson (C. A. M.) New Year’s
eall. 15016.
Edgerton (J. A.) Gettysburg, An-
tietam & Arlington. [ete.]
15052, 150538.
Irving (Minna) Old Glory in the
sky. 15416. :
— Star of liberty. 7020.
Love (Robertus) Remember
Washington. 7272.
Martin (L. H.) Conspiring Cu-
pid’s compounds. 7323.
Rockwell (J. H.) In the midst of
life. 16061.
Thomas (G. H.) Their record.
16285.
Amer. products co.:
Zanol food flavors & toilet prepa-
rations. 116387.
Zanol quality. 28063.
Amer. racing annual. 1897.
Amer. ry. perishable freight assn.
Standard rules & regulations. 3198,
6045.
Amer. real estate pub. co. Brief cat.
list. 11688.-
Amer. realty investment corp. Build-
ing a fortune. [ete.] 13898-1400.
Amer. red star animal relief:
Bul. of information. 19421.
Circular. 28064.
Amer. rolling. mill co. Armeo trian-
gle. 6067.
Amer. savings club co. Commer. bank.
Sure & easy savings club. 19873.
Amer.-Seandinavian foundation.
Modern Icelandic plays. 27637*.
Amer. schl. for the deaf.- Sweet (C.
-C.) First lessonsin English. 18558,
24677. |
Amer. schl. of banking. Complete
course of instruction in pract. bank-
ing. 28065.
Amer. schl. of corres. :
Algebra. 29.
Bldg. superintendence. [ete.]
14469-14471.
Cost-analysis engineering. [ete.] .
3199-3201.
Die making and metal stamping.
[ete.] 28072-28074.
Electrical equipment. [ete.]
6046-6048.
Forging. [ete.] 28111-23114.
Gas & oil engines. 19422.
Machine shop work. 25465.
Water supply. 1401.
Amer. schl. of poultry husbandry:
Capons & caponizing. 11639.
Modern poultry houses. 19423.
Natural & artificial incubation.
6049.
Poultry diseases. [ete.] 14472,
14473.
Prins. of mating & breeding.
23115.
Amer. seating co.:
Amer. combination desks. 19424.
Auditorium, assembly room &
class room _ seating. [ete.]
25466, 25467.
Tablet arm chairs. 28075.
Amer. seedtape co. Seedtape better
quality seeds. [etc.] 1402, 1403.
Amer. sheet & tin plate co. Sheet &
tin plate base box & weight table.
6050.
Amer. shoemaking direct. of shoe
mfrs. 1404.
Amer. shoemaking pub. co.:
Amer. shoemaking direct. of shoe
mfrs. 1404.
Shoe factory buyers’ guide. 16174.
| Amer. short horn breeders’ assn.
Amer. short-horn herd bk. 3202,
9025, 17187.
Amer. Shropshire’ registry assn.
Amer. Shropshire sheep record.
28076.
Amer. sign co. Salesman’s handy bk.
28077.
Amer. slicing machine co. How to
bone & slice cured hams at a profit.
171388.
Amer. soc. of municipal improvements.
Hair that grows on opportunity.
[ete.] 28078, 28079.
Amer. soc. of safety engineers:
Certificate of membership. 25468.
Constitution & by laws. 28080.
Amer. spectacle co. Worker’s greatest
asset. 28081.
Amer. sports pub. co.:
Amer. field hockey assn. Field
hockey. 25448.
Boxing. 14682.
Brokaw (J. I.) How to play
Amer. hand ball. 28398.
1473
INDEX
Amer. sports pub. co.—Continued. _
Camp (Walter) Foot ball rules.
19759.
How to play foot ball.
Corbett (Young)
the bag. 28674.
Cromie (W. J.) Exercises on the
side horse & flying rings. [ete.]
14886, 14887.
Pyramid bldg. 25800.
25687.
How to punch
Croquet. 6466.
Foster (J. B.) How to pitch.
15138.
Gulick (L. H.) Muscle bidg.
12329.
— Ten minutes exercise for
busy men. 29208.
Intercollegiate assn. of amateur
athletes of America. Constitu-
tion, by-laws & laws of athletics.
9842.
Intercollegiate swimming guide.
3914.
Jersey City public schl. athletic
assn. Off. handbk. 15454.
Jiu jitsu. 15456.
Joint rules committee.
ball rules. 29628.
La Rue (Charles)
Off. basket
Thirty-four
common tennis errors. [ete.]
17948.
Messer (G. N.) How to play bas-
ket ball. 21048.
Mitchell (J. S.) How to become
a weight thrower. 30162.
Natl. assn. of professional base
ball leagues. Off. guide. 12988.
Natl. collegiate athletic assn.
Spalding’s off. college soccer
foot ball guide. 24224,
Natl. league of professional base
ball clubs. Constitution & play-
ing rules. 10284.
Newark public schl. athletic assn.
Off. handbk. 15845.
Orton (G. W.) Athletic training
for schl. boys. 21477.
Orton (George) Distance & cross-
country running. 26921.
Palmer (G. E.) Basket ball tech-
nique. 15941.
smith (EH. W.) Professional
wrestling. 13488.
Spalding’s lawn tennis ann.
10663.
Spalding’s off. athietic almanac.
817.
Spalding’s off. base ball guide.
7909, 27205.
Spalding’s off. base ball record.
2544.
Spalding’s off. basket ball guide.
16216.
Spalding’s off. foot ball guide.
21897.
pt. I, m. s., v.18
Amer. sports pub. co.—Continued.
Spalding’s off. golf guide. 18511.
Stoll (Robert) Gymnastics & rope
climbing. 16247.
Sullivan (J. E.) How to become
an athlete. 31151.
Toombs (F. R.) How to wrestle.
13633.
Vaile (P. A.) Tennis primer.
16350.
Warman (KE. B.) Care of the
body. 4858.
Indian club = exercises.
31421.
Amer. steam & sail vessels of the
Great Lakes. 14474.
Amer. steam conveyor corp. Shoot
your ashes. 28082.
Amer. steel foundries. Brake beam
identification table. 6051.
Amer. stud bk. 25469.
Amer. 8. 8S. union:
Bartow (H. E.) Superintendent’s
guide. 25568.
Schumaker (A. J. R.) Union les-
son guide & golden text bk.
ra Gee
Amer. surety co. of N. Y. Amer. sure-
ty code. 19425.
Amer, telep. & teleg. co.:
Amendment to specification.
[ete.] 28083-28085.
Commission leafiet. [ete.] 3203,
6052, 6058, 14475, 171389, 19426—
19428, 25470-25472.
Engineering dept. Local operat-
ing practice. 19429.
Preliminary specifications.
9029.
Notes on noise in telep. circuits.
[ete.] 23116, 23177.
Standard toll operating practices.
[ete.] 9026-8028.
Substation protector installation.
11640. _
Tariff & route bk. 30.
Amer. text bk. co. Amer. schl. of
banking. Complete course of in-
struction in pract. banking. 28065.
Amer. toilet goods co. Shrine of love-
liness. $031.
Amer. tract soc.:
Merriam (G. E.)
message. 7333.
Work § -(B..- W:)
riches. 31567.
Amer. trading 60. Schofield
Schofield’s 138-figure teleg.
380858.
Amer. traffic service co. Amer. vest
pocket traffic manager. 28086.
Amer. trotting assn. By-laws, rules,
& regulations. 6054.
Amer. trotting register
lace’s yr. bk. 6055.
Abiding Baster
Unreasonable
(R.)
code.
assn. Wal-
1474
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Amer. trust & banking co.:
Bus. or sentiment. [etc.] 11641-
11646.
Home made will. [ete] 9082,
9033.
Trust co. banking. f[etce.] 6056,
6057.
Amer. trust & savings bank. Bor-
rowing brains. 19430.
Amer. underwriter magazine & insur.
review. Amer. underwriter’s pocket
chart. 11647, 19431.
Amer. university. Annual announce-
ment. [ete.] 3204, 3205.
vest pocket traffic manager.
28086.
Amer. well works:
Amer. deep well plunger pumps.
9034.
Drilling machines. 25473.
Irrigation pumping installations.
17141.
Standard types of well drilling.
28087.
Amer. woman’s league for self-defense.
Amer. woman’s league for self-de-
fense. 6058.
Amer. wringer Co.:
Gummi-walzen [ete.] 14476~-
14485.
Protection of foresight. 28088.
Americans after all. (Motion picture)
16890.
Américas. 31.
Americus, Ga., direct. 6059.
Ames (Winthrop) Much ado about
nothing. 381918.
Ames, Harris, Neville co. Awnings.
fete..] 9035-9038.
Amesbury, Mass., direct. 26811.
Amesbury, Mass., map. 25092.
Amherst, Mass., direct. 3206.
Amherst, Mass., map. 52385.
Amicable life insur. co.:
Life dept. 19482.
Rules & instructions to
25474.
Amite, La., map. 32166.
Ammon (S. A.) Quotations for the
Story without an end. 19488.
Ammons (E. M.) Natl. road-bldg. &
natl. public lands. 6060.
Ammunition. 9039, 23118, 28089.
agents.
Among a thousand women. (Drama)
10953.
Among friends. (Drama) 10954.
Among the lions. (Drama) 31622.
Among those _ present. (Drama)
Deep.
Amores de aldea. (Drama) 2778.
Amos (W. L.) Buffington (P. W.)
Traditional hist. 17301.
Amount-sure organization. Amount-
sure plan. 6061.
Amphibian oddities.
5384.
Anaconda, Mont., direct. 9040.
Anadarko, Okl., map. 32167.
Analytic music co. Analytic music
teaching system. 23120.
Analyzing Basil. (Drama) 22354.
Ananias & co. (Drama) 22355.
Anchor pub. co.:
Fuller (A. F.) Friendship & other
(Motion picture)
writings. 29116.
Golden chalice, & other
poems. 6749.
Anchor supply co. Concession & show
tents. 28091.
Anchorage, Alaska, map. 27684.
Ancient order of Hibernians in Amer-
ica (Ladies auxiliary) Off. ritual.
6062.
Ancient order of united workmen.
For the new member. [ete.] 19434,
19435.
And there was light. (Drama) 24895.
Andalusia, Ala., map. 32168.
Andaway (Mrs. Will) pseud.
Knapp (G. R.)
Andersen (A. E.)
See
Acctg. course 3.
fete.] 28092, 28093.
Andersen (H. C.) Snow queen.
1188.
Anderson (A. M.) Spokane’s sunlit
hills. 11649.
Anderson (Arthur) She smiled. 8502.
Anderson (C. A.) Deviation tables.
6063.
Anderson (C. E.) Decorative pattern
co. Drapery for window or door.
23487.
Anderson (Charles)
ter’s experience.
Anderson (G. W.):
Cedar County, Ia., map. 25103.
Dallas Co., Ia., map. 32193.
Muscatine Co., Ia., map. 22756.
Tama Co., Ia., map. 11329.
Anderson (J. C.) Good music ex-
plained. 194386.
Anderson (J. G.) Municipal links
makes golf people’s pastime. 1405.
Anderson (J. S. B.) Bashful man.
3207.
Anderson (J. W.):
Glimpse into the future of the
drain tile bus. [ete.] 14486,
14487.
How public records will assist in
promoting the use of drain tile.
19487.
Anderson (John)
map. 16779.
Anderson (M. 8S. M.) Claire-de-Lune.
\” O88:
Anderson (R. M.)
come from Arctic.
Sleeping-car por-
17142, 28094.
Delaware River,
Stefansson’s men
194388.
1475
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v.18
Anderson (S. 8S.) Hughes (J. P.)
Finals in Tacoma city golf cham-
pionship tournament. 29408.
Anderson (S. T.) Heredity. 31804.
Anderson, Ind., direct. 19439.
Anderson granite Co. Memorials.
17148. :
Andersons. Cupid in a fix. 31711.
Andorra nurseries. Suggestions for
effective planting. 28095.
Andover, Mass., direct. 3208.
Andover calendar. 1406.
Andrassy (Julius) If Teutons win.
1407.
Andre (Anthony) Avenging spirit.
18794.
Andrea (A. L.) Baking powder facts.
[ete.] 38209, 3210.
Andreae (Percy):
Are we progressing
[ete.] 11650-11653.
backward.
Bus. man’s place in _ politics.
19440.
Andreas (Eulalie) Tony in the
movies. 11197.
Andrés (José Mesa) See Mesa An-
drés (José)
Andrés de Prada (J.) Moza del
llano. 2897.
Andrews (A. H.) co. Andrews’ opera
chairs. 19441.
Andrews (Charlton) Cave man.
31676.
Andrews (K. L.) Crooked man & his
crooked wife. 25021.
Andrews (R. L.) Leland (Lillian)
Love’s sacrifices. 24066.
Andrews, N. C., map. 27685.
Androcles & the _ lion. (Drama)
10955, 10955*.
Andromeda. (Drama) 8399*.
Androscoggin Co., Me., direct. 19442.
Andy Rice in_ society. (Drama)
22356.
Anelave. (Drama) 8262.
Angel bueno. (Drama) 10956.
Angel of Piety flat.
5385.
Angel of the attic.
22820.
Angel rebelde. (Drama) 10957.
Angeletti (Joseph) Rosary of the
Blessed Virgin Mary & the way of
the cross. 8211.
Angeli (Diego):
Story of Fiorido & Chiara Stella.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
9041.
Story of Leombruno. [etc.] 1408,
1409. :
Angelic attitude. (Motion picture)
16891.
Angell (G. R.):
Angell’s parcel post estimator.
6064.
Angell (G. R.)—Continued.
Condensed ry. time card. 9042,
11654, 14488, 23123, 28096.
Savings, ‘loan & trust co. Con-
densed ry. time card. 2470,
4561.
Angell (G. R.) & co. Madison, Wis.,
direct. 26641.
Angelo (H. R.):
Agitation for peace spreading in
Germany. [ete.] 17144-17147.
All Scandinavia is backing up >
Norway. 25475.
Amer. fete holds a crowd in Den-
mark. [ete.] 14489-14491.
Arrest big Danish importer. [etc.]
11655-11657.
Consul Winslow is coming, [ete.]
23124-23127.
Danes debate sale of the West
Indies. [ete.] 19448-19446.
Greenland holds explorer. [etc.]
28097, 28098.
Angels unawares. (Motion picture)
5386.
Angier chem. co. Petroleum idea.
2367, 15977.
Anglada (—) Guitarra del amor,
31792.
Angling. (Drama) 2779.
Anglo-Amer. mill ¢co.:
Confidential selling plans. 14492.
Directions for erecting, starting &
operating the Midget marvel &
cleaning & tempering wheat.
19447.
Angyalfi (Arthur):
Good-bye. 1410.
My heart is where you are. 32.
Animal rescue league. Brereton (S.
A.) Will you ans. this prayer.
11862.
Animals’ progress. (Drama) 2780.
Animated cartoon adv. co. Church so-
cial service & community work dept.
Church & community work motion
picture plan. 25476.
Animated grouch chaser. (Motion
picture) 11347, 11348,
Anker (Ella) Bitter against U. S.
254TT.
Ankles. (Drama) 18792.
Ankyra mfg. co. Ankyra. 11658.
Ann Arbor, Mich., direct. 1411, 28099.
Ann Arbor, Mich., map. 22669.
Anne wants to marry rich, love finds
love. (Drama) 4985.
Annett (F. A.) Direct current motor
& generator remedy of troubles.
17148.
Annie Laurie. (Drama) 31623.
Anniversary calendar. 19448.
Annual summer schl. for commer. or-
ganization secretaries. Rept. of
lectures. 19449.
1476
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Anoka Co., Minn., map. 25093.
Another chance. (Drama) 13881,
27556.
Another man’s shoes. (Motion picture)
32506.
ANSCO CO.:
Anseo as a.- Selling ally. [etce.]
11659, 11660.
Cy Ko, the positive of photog-
raphy. 9048.
Ansonia, Conn., direct. 28099.
Ansonia, Conn., map. 382169.
Anspach (Lilian):
Belle of Baltimore Town. 223865.
Lolita. 18858.
Anspacher (H. M.) King Parrot &
his court. 9044.
Anspacher (L. K.) Unchastened wo-
man. 2950.
Answer. (Motion picture) 25199.
Answer lady (Drama) 27557.
Ant. (Drama) 8268.
Anthony (C. P.) Pagans. 22548.
Anthony (J. T.) Firebox efficiency.
[ete.] 24878, 24879.
Anthony (L. B.) Spooks. 32089.
Antidote. (Drama) 18882.
Antigo pub. co.:
Aboard the Pond-lily special.
8251.
At the grocery. 8270.
Htiben und driiben. 22452.
If a body meet a body. 8387.
Mueller (J. T.) Christmas dia-
logs. 26751.
Painting the church red. 8455.
Soap club. 22596.
Surprise to everyone. 11175.
Anti-saloon league yr. bk. 14498.
Anti-vice motion picture co. IS any
girl safe? 19219.
Antlers, Okl, map. 11237.
Anton the terrible. (Motion picture).
22821.
Antona-Traversi (Camillo) Caso di
eoscienza. 24913.
Antonio Canova. (Drama) 24930.
Antrim Co., Mich., map. 2976.
Any day. (Drama) 8839.
Any house. (Drama) 981.
Any man’s sister. (Drama) 8264.
Any old duke’ll do. (Motion picture)
27768.
Any youth. (Motion picture) 16892.
Anybody’s husband. (Drama) 8265.
Anygirl. (Drama) 381624.
Apache, Okl., map. 25094. -
Apex book co. rovador. 27673*.
Apollo amusement co., inc. Masked
marvel. 5094.
Apolio inst. of music. Piano course.
25478, 28101.
Apollo, the child of light. (Drama)
81624.
Apostle. (Drama) 8265*.
Appalachian Mountain club. See, for
entries of maps, this index under
names of places.
Appeal for the amateur. (Drama)
31625.
Appelbaum (Misha) :
Humanitarian magazine. 3903,
12478, 23875.
Liberty that America offers to the
alien. 14494.
Apple (HK. A.) New stories about Lin-
coln, -3212.
Apple blossoms. (Drama) 8266.
Apple butter. (Motion picture) 5457.
Appler (J. A.) San Antonio, Tex.,
direct. 10571.
Appleson (Louis) :
Bloom & Millman. Middies of the
moment. [ete.] 283856, 28357.
New Puritan waist models.
[ete.] 23245, 23246.
Appleton (D.) & co.:
Complete course in penmanship.
14495.
Felter (W. L.) Felter twentieth
century speliers. 9558.
Firman (S. G.) Progressive les-
sons in Engl. 9567.
Hammock (C. 8.) Complete writ-
ing system. 15226.
McLaughlin (A. C.) Hist. of the
U. S. for schls. 7291.
Torres (O.) jr. Caligrafo pan-
americano. 8036.
Wier (A. E.) Victor rapid record
selector. 13816.
Wiley (Belle) Rago & Goni.
22282.
Appleton (Victor) pseud.:
Motion picture chums’ war spec-
tacle. [ete.] 32138, 3214.
Moving picture boys under the
sea. 19450.
Applied art. (Drama) 24896.
April first. (Drama) 4986.
Aqui estamos t6os. (Drama) 2781.
Arabian nights. Aladdin. 28105.
Arabian nights in Bagdad. (Drama)
8267.
Arapaho, OKl., map. 22670.
Arbous (G. J.) Sprigs of nobility.
32040.
Are welding mach. ¢o., ine. Are weld-
ing. 28106.
Arch criminals of Paris. (Motion pic-
ture) 27961, 32570.
Archer (R. M.) New Castle herald,
$80 in prizes. 380317.
Archer & the trumpeter. (Drama)
24930.
Archer & Wiggins co. Catalog of mo-
tor ear accessories. 14496.
Archibald (J. F.J.) Surrender. 8522.
Archibald (M. J.) Lab. course of
pract. elec. 25481.
77396—17-—2 1477
INDEX
Archie’s honeymoon. (Drama) 982.
Architectural bldg. records co. Archi-
tectural bldg. records system. 9045.
Architectural Ceylon. (Motion pic-
ture) 27769.
Arcos (Rene):
All France honors Gallieni at
funeral. f[ete.] 11661-11674.
Allies’ order hits Swiss. [ete.]
14497-14508.
Austrian losses are large. [etc.]
17149-17160.
Austrian position viewed as criti-
eal. [ete.] 19451-19461.
Church circular lauds war.
28107-28109.
Drive on British line begun. 9046.
Food scant. [ete.] 25482-25485.
Germans use tricks to evade food
rules. [ete.] 23128-23133.
Arctic ice machine co. Arctic junior
refrigerating machine. 17161.
Ardan (J. J.) Zhite. 11675.
Arden (Edwin) Woman
1230.
Ardizoni (John)
Ardmore (Victor)
[ete.]
hunter.
Revelation. 31999.
Mazeppa of the
sea. 11676.
Are we prepared? (Motion picture)
5955.
Are you an elk? (Motion picture)
25200.
Aren’t they wonders. (Drama)
oLttl,
Argenta, Ark., direct. 10109.
Argentina, map. 22671.
Argonauts of California, 1849.
tion picture) 14198.
Argosy films, inc. People vs. John
Doe. 27914.
Arguto oilless bearing co. Pa. has
forbidden the oiling of shafting by
hand. 28110.
Arias (Eugenio Rodiguez-)
Rordiguez-Arias (Eugenio)
Ariel, 1917. 17162.
Arisnea (Santiago)
encanta. 82024.
Aristophanes. Lysistrata. 16605.
Arizona, -map..; 1240, 2977, -d6f44,
16742, 27686.
Arizona direct. co.
(Mo-
See
Sin el amor que
Phoenix city &
Salt River Valley, Ariz., direct.
4452, 30618.
Arizona weather chart calendar.
28111.
Ark II. (Drama) 31626.
Arkansas, map. 1241, 2978, 14068,
18962, 22672.
Arkansas soft pine bureau. Gardner
(H. A.) How to finish and paint
Ark. soft pine. 26092.
Arkenberg special agency. Newspaper
classified advertising. 6066.
.Armstrong (W. H.)
pt. 1, 'B.%., Vv. 12
Arleigh (M. W.) Pure & applied num-
ber. 31589.
Arlington, Ia., map. 16743.
Arlington, Mass., direct. 14504.
Arlington, N. Y., direct. 21570.
Arm of the law. (Drama) 4987.
Armband (A.):
Mother. 22517.
Mother’s secret. 8428.
Unknown woman. 18943.
Armco triangle. 6067.
Armistead (P. H.) Lone star rhymes.
yA Lee .
Armont (Paul):
Coq en pate. 5013.
Mari garcon. 24986.
Armor of light. (Drama) 27558.
Armour & co0.:
Armour’s by-product exhibit.
25486. ;
Armour’s quality products. [etce.]}
28113-28115.
Catalogue of products. 19462.
Farmer (F. M.) Pastry wrinkles.
29013.
Maxwell (Helen) Beauty making
at home. 26675.
Armour fertilizer works.
farmer’s almanac. 33.
Armour soap works. Profit-sharing
premiums for the home. 19463.
Armour’s farmer’s almanac. 33.
Arms & the woman. (Motion picture)
16893.
Armstrong (A. G.) Dorothy. 2818.
Armstrong (A. W.) Women & men.
Armour’s
gid
Armstrong (Collin) Bigger, better
bus. [ete.] 9047-9050.
Armstrong (F. J.) St. Paul, Minn.,
map. 1341.
Armstrong (Julian) Armstrong bu-
reau of related industries. Bulletin.
28116.
Armstrong (L. E.) Literature reader.
19464.
Armstrong (Robert)
Breaking up
broody hens. 9051.
How to build &
save money. 6068.
Armstrong (W. P. ) Emblem of our
nation in the face of creation. [ete.]
19465-19467.
Armstrong & Gans. Motor-way year-
book, containing Ga. state highways.
4280.
Armstrong bureau of related indus-
tries. Bulletin. 28116.
Armstrong cork & insulation co.:
Applying the X-ray. 6069.
Directions for applying nonpareil
cork coverings. 9052.
Nonpareil cork board insulation.
34.
1478
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Armstrong cork & insulation co.—Con.
Nonpareil high pressure covering
[ete.] 14505-14507.
Armstrong cork co.:
Acco gaskets & washers. 17163.
Armstrong cork table mats. 25487.
Armstrong’s linoleum selling serv-
ice. [ete.] 19468-19470.
Grades & patterns of Armstrong’s
linoleum. f[ete.] 14508, 14509.
Linoleum logic. 26581.
Told in the store. 11677.
Armstrong paint & varnish works.
Kling-tite asbestos plastic roofing.
14510.
Armstrong rubber co., ine. Unusual
opportunity for 600 automobile own-
ers. 38216.
Army & navy store co. ine. Cata-
logue. 6070.
Army bill. (Drama) 8268.
Arnall (L. T. F.) Two thousand ques.
& hints. 9053.
Arnesen (A. M.) Poems. 28117.
Arnett, OKl., map. 22678.
Arniches (Carlos):
Café sdlo. 13897.
Casa de Quirés. 2795.
Estrella de Olympia. 8335.
Serafin, el pinturero. 32015.
Arnold (F. E.) Boozer’s awakening
dream. 19471.
Arnold (I. W.) Union savings sys-
tems co. Strong defense. 8078.
Arnold (Jack) Sergeanteene. 32016.
Arnold (Le Roy) Murder 4 la mode.
18874. -
Arnold (S. L.) Mastery of words.
1412, 6071, 6072, 17164.
Arnold (W. C. F.) State life insur.
eo. You are valuable. 24651.
Arnold’s pract. Sabbath schl. commen-
tary. 23134.
Arnsan (Leroy) Arnsan schl. Bet-
ter typewriting. 19472.
Arnsan = schl. Better typewriting.
19472.
Aron (Blanche) Between ourselves.
28118.
Aroostock telep. & teleg. co. Telep.
direct. 11678, 28119.
Around the town. (Drama) 10958.
Around the world in eighty days.
(Drama) 31627.
Arpi’s millionaire. (Drama) 21628.
Arrow pub. co. Poor little rich girl.
22560.
Arrows of hate.
11445.
Arrowsmith mfg. co. Lippincott
(W.M.) Arrowsmith corres. course.
24076.
Arsene Lupin.
14194. ;
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Arson. (Drama) 5194.
Art brass eo., ine. San-o-la. 6073.
Art for art’s sake. (Motion picture)
16894.
Art metal construction co., inc.:
Art metal. 9054.
Making 1916 big for both of us.
BYE WG
Art promotion service. Cole (A. J.)
Art for profit. 11994.
Art publication soe. :
May (L. R.) Requirements for
high schl. credits. 10172.
Progressive series of music les-
sons. 3218.
Suggested outline of a graded &
coordinated course of study.
28120.
Whithorne (Emerson) Syllabus
of The progressive ser. of piano
lessons. 31607.
Why music educa. should be ac-
credited by the private teacher.
25488.
Art work shop. Tangible reminders
of bygone days. 3219.
Artcraft shop:
Morrison (M. 8.) These little
squares of linen. 7403.
Smith (M. W.) On your travels
& week-end trips. [ete.] 7897-
7899.
White (E. G.) Do you know a
little maiden. 8177.
Arthur (5. H:).:
Commer. bank, Amer. Christmas
club. 12006.
— 100-payt.
19874.
Arthur (Elizabeth) Pract. lab. tech-
nique. 25489.
Arthur’s desperate resolve. (Motion
picture) 19110.
Arthur’s last fling. (Motion picture)
53887.
Artie, the millionaire kid.
picture) 8677.
Artistic interference.
ture) 5888.
Artistic temperament.
16479.
Artist’s ideal. (Drama) 8269.
Artzibashef (Michael) War. 32118.
Aryan. (Motion picture) 8678.
As fate decides. (Motion picture)
53889.
As fisherman, postmaster, health offi-
cer. (Motion picture) 5960.
As good as gold. (Drama) 24897.
As in a dream. (Motion picture)
11349.
As in a looking glass. (Motion pic-
ture) 5390.
As it often happens.
10959.
savings club.
(Motion
(Motion pic-
(Drama)
(Drama)
1479
INDEX
As it shall be written. (Drama)
2782.
As it was. (Drama) 27838.
As it was in the beginning. (Drama)
31629.
As the candle burned. (Motion pic-
ture) 19111.
As ye sow. (Motion picture) 25201.
As you like it. (Drama) 27558%*.
As you like it. (Motion picture)
at02.
Asbjornsen (—) Doctor Ale. 5024.
Asbury Park, N. J., direct. 14511.
Ascham (J. B.) Development of the
Kingdom of God. 28121.
Aschehoug (H.) & co.:
Marmoret som sov. 1108.
Racekamp. 1161.
Som vi nu engang er. 1189.
Ascher (Leo):
Botschafterin Leni. 16504.
Was tut man nicht alles aus liebe!
8561.
Asenjo (Antonio):
Brillo de los caireles.
Pendientes de la Trini,
Tenor. 32065.
Asensio Mis (Ramon):
Albanico de la Pompadour. 31610.
Capricho de las damas. 31673.
13895.
14019.
Tnvitaci6n al vals. 31826.
Mujer ideal. 31917.
Trovadores. 32090.
Ash (M. lL.) Kuh, Nathan & Fischer
co. Live advertisements for the re-
tail clothier. [ete] 7149, 7150.
Ash Fork to Phoenix, Ariz., map.
1242.
Ash Fork to Prescott, Ariz., map.
1242.
Ashamed of the old folks. (Motion
picture) 19112.
Ashby Four Corners. (Drama)
24898.
Ashby ptg. eco. Church kalendar.
Zitat.
Ashes. (Motion picture) 14195,
27770.
Ashes of love. (Drama)
Ashes of remembrance.
ture) 22822.
Asheville, N. C., map. 2979.
Ashford (B. K.) Problemas higiénicos
en Puerto Rico. 11679.
24899.
(Motion pic-
Ashley (Marie) Crochet designs.
28135.
Ashley (R. IL.) Medieval civiliza-
tion. 35, 6074.
Ashton (H. J.):
Meteor girl. 381889.
Miss Get Rich Quick.
Ashville, O., map. 8587.
Asia, map. 2980-2982, 11238, 18963,
22674.
Asia Minor, map. 8588,
31896.
’ pier Rew
Asotin Co., Wash., direct. 24851.
Asphalt shingle publicity bureau:
Roof coverings, fire protection.
6075.
This is more power for you. 6076.
Aspinwall (Woolsey) :
Land of promise. 5079.
Other wanderer. 5181.
Assassin. (Drama) 223857.
Associated adv. clubs of the world:
Book of instructions. 28122.
Business record systems. 28123.
Associated cos. Mine safety stand-
ards. 6077.
Associated factory mutual fire insur.
cos. Inspection dept. Suggestions
regarding depreciation, ete. 14512.
Associated press:
Bluejackets on western front.
[ete.] 28124-28127.
British army’s morale has greatly
increased. [ete.] 25490-25495.
Jogendra Singh (Sardar) ‘Tells
of dawn of new literature in
India. 29608.
Palmer (Frederick) Take Regina
trench in one big bite. [ete.]
26931, 26932.
Rawlinson (Henry) British can
break Somme line. 27021.
Take prisoner for every yard of
front: fete.] 23166 Zane
Associated tile mfrs. Tile floors &
walls for hospitals. 25496.
Assn. for natl. service. Hill (J. J.)
Yr. with colors for youth of U. S.
17 i5G, :
Assn. of Amer. Portland cement mfrs.:
Accident prevention bulletin. 3220.
General rules for workmen. [ete.]
36-41.
Assumption, Ill., map. 22675.
Astley (W. H.) Nebraska, map.
19034.
At a premium. (Motion picture)
228238.
At daybreak. (Drama) 31630.
At Hotel On-de-Blink. (Drama)
22358.
At midnight. (Drama) 27559.
At Piney Ridge. (Motion picture)
8679.
At the Ainsley ball. (Motion picture)
Dae les
At the count of ten. (Motion picture)
8680.
At the edge of the world. (Drama)
11142*,
At the end of the rainbow. (Motion
picture) 5891.
At the gate of sin. (Motion picture)
53892.
At the grocery. (Drama) 8270.
At the headwaters of the Dalalven.
(Motion picture) 14196.
1480
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
At the mask-ball. (Drama)
At the milliner’s. (Drama) 27561.
At the opera. (Drama) 10960.
At the sign of the shooting star.
(Drama) 8271.
At the stage door. (Drama) 31631.
At the summer dance hall. (Drama)
316382.
At the top of the world—Alaska.
(Motion picture) 27771.
At the torrent’s mercy. (Motion pic-
ture) 5398.
At the window. (Drama) 983.
At three a. m. (Drama) 24900.
At Touchstone inn. (Drama) 8272.
At 12 midnight. (Drama) 2784.
Atchison, Kan., map. 16744.
Atchison-Ely (Edgar) Aint it the
truth. 24892.
Athearn (W.S.) Religious education.
28128
Athens, Mich., map. 27687.
Athens, Pa., direct. 24797.
Atherton (Gertrude):
Perch of the devil.
Vein of gold. 5216.
Athey co. Instruction bk. 23138.
Atkins (Frank) Lure of the poppy.
22490.
Atkinson (C. 8.) Joseph S. Freling-
huysen, republican candidate. 11680.
Atkinson (C. T.) Story, character,
analysis, ete. 25497.
Atkinson (E. M.) Child’s bk. of plays.
1004*.
Atkinson (G. E.) Mother’s day hymn.
11681.
Atkinson (H. S.)
5216.
Information pam-
phiet. 9055, 116S2, 145138, 19473.
Atkinson (W. E.) U. S. collection
service co. U. S. collection service
& delinquent debtor record. 31342.
Atkinson (Wilmer) co.:
Adams Co., Ind., direct.
Allegan Co., Mich., direct.
Allen Co., O., direct. 3161.
Calhoun Co., Mich., direct. 25684.
Drake Co., O., direct. 15025.
Eaton Co., Mich., direct. 25902.
Full quotas. 28129.
Hancock Co., O., direct. 17706.
Hardin Co., O., direct. 3808.
Henry Co., O., direct. 15283.
How confidence began. 9056.
Ingham Co., Mich., direct. 20578.
3147.
23070.
27560. | Atkinson (Wilmer) co.—Continued.
Monroe Co.,. Mich., direct. 18092.
Prebie Co., O., illus. direct. 21586.
Seneca Co., O., rural direct. T7S37.
Shelby Co., Ind., direct. 10603.
Shelby Co., O., direct. 30927.
Van Buren Co., Mich., direct.
22152.
Williams Co., O., direct. 31533.
Wood Co., O., direct. 10908.
Atkinson Erie direct co.:
Albion, Pa., direct. 11601.
Erie, Pa., direct. 17573.
Erie Co., Pa., direct. 9464.
North East, Pa., direct. 13132.
Atkinson, Mentzer & co. Giles (J. T.}
Elements of spelling. 6751.
Atlanta, Ga., direct. 11683.
Atlanta Georgian:
Anticipate these $8,000,000 sales.
fete.] 28130-28140.
Are you in their shoes.
6078-6088.
Big money-saving month for shop-
pers. [ete.] 19474-19480.
Clothes investments pay daily divi-
dends. f[ete.] 9057, 9058.
Convert today’s impressions into
tomorrow’s sales. [ete.] 17165—
fete. }
17174.
Friend of the family’s. rete. |
14514-14518.
Glass (Dudley) Stories of the
opera. f[ete.] 9635.
Home for your old ag. [ete }
3221-3224.
Atlanta journal:
Burned out at forty. [ete.]
1413-1415.
Friend Woodrow at the iction’
pictures party. 3225.
Atlantic City, N. J., direct. 17175.
Atlantie City, All Americas expesition,
map. 5236.
Atlantic City direct. co. Atlanta, Ga.,
direct. 11683.
Engl. alphabet & guide
19481.
Atlantis, ine.
to spelling, ete.
Atlantis press:
Homely hints by Mrs.
3868.
Taylor bros. laundry. Mfr. Reddy
caught in the act. 85).
Thrift service. You wouldn't take
Thrift.
Jay Co., Ind.. direct. 3992. oo a He Sb2:
Kane (W. A.) Applied arts draw- | Atlas crucible steel co. Tool steels.
ing bks. 23972. 93139.
Lenawee Co., Mich., rural direct. | Atlas educational projector co. How
15591. Uncle Sam has outgrown homespun.
Logan Co., O., direct. 15627. 32398.
Macomb Co., Mich., direct. 20950. | Atlas engineering co. Lime & hy-
Madison Co., Ind., direct. 15674. drated lime plant equipment. 28141.
Madison Co., O., direct. 571. Atlas oil co. List of lubricating oils.
Mercer Co., O., direct. 21048. 11684.
1481
INDEX
Atlas Portland cement co.:
Building a bungalow. 28142-28144
Early stueco houses. 14519.
Atlas powder co.:
Better farming with Atlas farm
powder. [etc.] 42, 43.
Helping you to make money by
selling Atlas farm powder.
6089.
Atlas preservative co. of America, ine.:
Atlas A weed killer & track pre--
servative. 6090.
Atlas the weed killer. 9059.
Atlas press. Motor trips through New
England. 17176.
Atlas specialty mfg. co. Fabric spe-
cialties for the motor car. 3226.
Atlee (L. W.) Indian dream. 19482.
Atonement. (Drama) 8278.
Atteridge (Harold) Passing show of
1916. 18886.
Attic princess. (Motion picture)
11350.
Attleboro, Mass., direct. 25498.
Attleboro, Mass., map. 27688, 27689.
Attorney for the defense. (Drama)
31638.
Attraction at Cassidys. (Drama)
31634.
Atwood (A. W.) Making your money
work for you. 11685.
Atwood (D. P.):
Adv. of a new bk. 11686.
Progressive man. 9060.
Aubuchon (Tampton) Man alive.
28145.
Aubuchon (W. N.) jr. Aubuchon
(Tampton) Man alive. 28145.
Auburn, N. H., direct. 18030.
Auburn, N. Y., direct. 9061, 23140.
Auburn, N. Y., map. 22676.
Auburn ball bearing co.:
Auburn annular ball bearings.
[ete.] 11687, 11688.
Auburn ball thrust bearings.
19483.
Aubury (M. A.) Liberty bell in Cal.
Po tads <
Auch ich war ein jiingling. (Drama)
16491.
Auction sale. (Drama.) 27562.
Audrey. (Motion picture) 5394.
Auf befehl der herzogin. (Drama)
22359.
Auf befehl der kaiserin! (Drama)
16492.
Augier (Emile) Son-in-law of M.
Poirier. 32030.
Augsburg pub. house. Jul i vesterhei-
men. 454.
Augusta. (Drama) 16493.
Augustana bk. concern. Almanack fér
aret efter Jesu Kristi fddelse.
28018.
Auguste. (Drama) 18793.
pt.t,ns, Vis
Auken (I. C. Van) See Van Auken (I.
C.)
Auken (K. L. van) See Van Auken
(K. L.)
Auld (R. C.) David A. King mystery
settled. 23142.
Aultman (Walter) Aultman’s self
computing cream test. 11689.
Aunt Penelope. (Drama) 31635.
Aunt Sadie’s rhymes. 29236.
Aunt Susan’s troubles on the farm.
(Drama) 31686.
Aunt Susie Perkins.
Auping (M.. C.)
(Drama) 8883.
Sign of the rake &
the hoe. 11690.
Aurora film plays corp. Waif. 5979.
Aus bivouac und _ schnitzengraben.
(Drama) 10961.
Ausfall, eine kriegsepisode. (Drama)
22404.
Austin (F. F.) Birthday promises.
14520.
Austin (J. H.) Prof. John H. Aus-
tin’s beauty bk. 3227.
Austin (O. P.) Commer. geog. 11691,
19484.
Austin, Tex., direct. 6091.
Austin, Nichols & co., ine.
price list. 25499.
Australia, map. 2983-2985, 5237-5239.
Australian series. (Motion picture)
5800, 5801.
Australia’s unknown.
ture) 5802, 5803.
Austria-Hungary, map. 5240.
Austrian (J. C.) Great fur industry.
Catalog. &
(Motion pic-
27832.
Author’s. illus. quotation kalendar.
19485.
Authors’ service bureau. Marketable
mss. 11693.
Auto club of southern Cal.
Cal., map. 3039.
Au-to compressor co. Oro good as
gold automobile accessories. 25500.
Auto-kamp equipment co. Auto-kamp
trailer. 17177.
Aut6 signal co. Dayannite auto safety
signals. [ete.] 19486, 19487.
Auto suggestions. 44, 6092, 11694.
Auto tires co. Non-skid list of stand-
ard make guaranteed tires. 14521.
Auto trade direct. co. Auto trade
direct. of the Pacific coast. 28146.
Auto troubles. (Drama) 32048.
Automatic air furnace co. Why make
black smoke. 28147.
Automatic coinwrapping machine co.
Depositor’s coin. 3228.
Automatic elec. co. Your telep.—
asset or liability. 17178.
Automatic recording safe co.
certificate. [ete.] 9062-9065.
Automatic sprinkler co. of America.
Pursuit of safety. 11696.
Kern Co.,
Flag
1482
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Automobile blue bk. pub. co.:
Asheville, N. C., map. 2979.
Florida, map. 3022.
Off. automobile blue bk.
10381, 30513.
Off. metropolitan automobile blue
bk., standard road guide. 15918.
Owen-magnetic ann. tour. 19488.
Pennsylvania, map. 16851.
Automobile club of America:
Long Island, map. 11285.
New England, map. 14134.
New York (City), map. 14142.
Automobile club of Buffalo:
New York (State), map. 11300.
Tour bk. 14522.
Automobile club of Md. Hotel direct.
of Md. 11697.
Automobile club of Philadelphia.
Routes between Philadelphia & sea-
4376,
shore points in southern N. J. 9066. |
Automobile club of southern Cal. For
entries of maps by Automobile club
of southern Cal. see this index
under names of places.
Automobile club of Vt. Yr. bk. 14523.
Automobile legal assn.:
Automobile legal assn. handbk.
9067.
New England, map. 5303.
Route card. 11698, 14524, 17179,
19489, 231438, 25501, 28148.
Automobile pub. co. Cal. automobile
direct. 9223.
Automobile trade direct., inc.:
Automobile trade direct.
9068, 17181, 28166, 28167.
Automobile trade direct’s. mail-
ing list. [ete] 1417, 1418,
8229, 3230, 6094, 9069, 11700,
14540, 17182, 19500-19504, 25503,
28166.
Autonamel co.
17184.
jjAutor!! jjElautor!! (Drama) 10962.
Autumn. (Motion picture) 5395.
Avalon farms co. Grawcock (O. D.)
Worms & other diseases of the hog.
29182.
Avecilla (C. R.):
1416,
Paint your own car.
Alegres chicas de Berlin. 31616.
Enemigo malo. 2823.
Avecilla de Urrengoechea (César
Ordas-) See Ordas-Avecilla de
Urrengoechea (César)
Avellanus (Arcadius) Mogyordéssy
(Arkad) Palestra. 18091.
Avenger. (Motion picture) 14197,
19113.
Avenging angel. (Motion picture)
32433.
Avenging spirit. (Drama) 18794.
Avenue. (Drama) 984.
Averill (C. S.) Bancroft. Receive ye
welcome. 6105.
Avery (S. R.) Professor Trix. 8473.
Avery & Loeb elec. co. Elec. apparatus
& supplies. 9070.
Avey (E. H.) Arkansas, map. 18962.
Avon, Mass., direct. 21620.
Avondale realty co. I am the renter.
6096.
Awakening. (Drama) 16494, 24901,
27563.
Awakening. (Motion picture) 23007.
Awakening of Helena Richie. (Motion
picture) 32323.
Awakening of Mr. Smith. (Drama)
31637.
Awakening of Narradin. (Drama)
22360.
Ayars (M.M.) Acrostic. 3231.
Ayden, N. C., map. 16745.
Ayer (N. W.) & son. N. W. Ayer &
son’s Amer. newspaper annual &
direct. 49.
Ayers (S. G.) Words of comfort.
28168.
Ayres (H. B.) Modern policies. 1419.
Ayres (S. G.) See Ayers (S. G.)
Aztee consolidated mining co. Aztec
consolidated mining co. 9071.
Aztee god & other dramas. 27563*.
Azzoni (C. M.):
Marionette film scenario.
Renunciation. 6097.
B.-M. co.’s cumulative code annot. &
current digest. Idaho. 3233.
—— Montana. 6098, 28170.
— Oregon. 1420, 28171.
—— Washington. 19505, 28172.
B. V. D. co. Ads. 9072.
Babbitt (F. M.) Columbus ry., power
3232.
& light co. Let us do it for you.
19871, 28650.
Babeock (F. H.) Somebody else.
5185.
Babcock (G. H.):
Babcock (M. G.) co. Free silver
spoon. [ete.] 3234, 3235, 6099,
14542, 25504.
Glorious vacationtime. 17185.
— Golden autumntide. 19507.
— Here is a unique adv. [etc.]
9073, 9074.
— Lincoln’s birthday. 46.
— Picturesque Ronkonkoma.
11702.
Babeoek (Inez) Peace, prosperity,
power, plenty. 19506.
Babcock (M. G.) co.:
Free silver spoon. [ete] 3234,
3235, 6099, 14542, 25504.
Glorious vacationtime. 17185.
Golden autumntide. 19507.
Here is a unique advertisement.
fete.] 9073, 9074.
Lincoln’s birthday. 46.
Picturesque Ronkonkoma. 11702.
1483
INDEX
DE. Y, BA Ave ee
Babcock & Wilcox co.
tube boiler. 28173.
Babes in the wood. (Drama) 27580*,
27656.
Babette’s record.
Babize (A. C.)
28174.
Babs. (Drama)
Baby burglar.
Baby clothes.
Stirling water
(Drama) 13883.
Following the tape.
985.
(Drama)
(Drama) 21638.
Baby shop. (Drama) 24903.
Baby show. (Drama) 32094.
Baby’s book. 9155.
Baby’s own bk. 759.
Baby’s toofs. (Motion picture) 22824.
Bacharach (S.) Bacharach’s laundry
24902.
direct. 17186.
Bacheler (Isabel) Let others have
their evergreen. 28175.
Bacheller (L. H.) Sanctified by the
Holy Ghost. 28176.
Bachman (A. J.) Sermon outlines.
11703.
Bachman (Wallace) His Dutch un-
cle. 8885.
Back home. (Drama) 18795.
Back home again. (Drama) 4988.
Back to Cohoes. (Drama) 31639.
Back to earth. (Drama) 31928.
Back to nature. (Drama) 8274, 8275.
Back wages. (Drama) 31640.
Backus (E. 8.) Crystal door. 2809.
Bacon (C. F.) Lawyer as the bus.
man’s adviser. 23150.
Bacon (Frank) House divided.
24959.
Bacon (H. N.) Glad news. 37438.
Bad girl of the family. (Drama)
8276.
Bad hats. (Drama) 2785.
Bad man inside. (Drama) 31641.
Bad man of Cheyenne.
ture) 823824.
Baden (T. A.) Mr. Jeweler, be hon-
est with yourself. 6100.
Badenoch (N. W.) Taylor home bake
oven thermometer. 23151.
(Motion pic-
Badger (E. B.) & sons co. Badger
quality self equalizing expansion
joints. 9075.
Badger (R. G.):
Madonna Dianore 2883.
Old wives’ tale. 27642.*
Representative Amer. poetry.
30727.
Badgered. (Motion picture) 8681
Badia (Pedro) Pobrecita Dolores.
8465.
Baehr Ingels co. Cooperative buyers
magazine. 176.
Baer (Arthur)
Bowling pests. 9076.
Baer (S. R.) Stix, Baer & Fuller dry
goods co. Munsterberg admits it.
24662.
Baer’s (John) sons, ine.:
Agric. almanac. 27995.
Farmer’s almanac. 29014.
Housekeeper’s almanac. 29398.
Uncle Sam’s comic almanac.
31295.
Baetz (Henry) Skinner bros. mfg. co.
Breathe untouched air. 21856.
Bagg (Helen):
Man outside. 5092.
Pirate of the gulf.
Baggers (Marius)
petite Francaise. 8341.
Bahn (C. B.) Guardsman’s toast.
[ete.] 28178, 28179.
Bahner (L. A.):
Hundred thousand dollar heiress.
81814.
Kate Gail. 31839.
Without a price. 8575.
Bahr (Herman) Master. 24989.
Bailey (A. E.) Last chance. 11071.
Bailey (A. M.) Manual of instruc-
tion for Baptists. 28180.
Bailey (A. S.) Tale of Billy Wood-
14022.
Exploits d'une
chuck. [ete.] 19508-19518.
Bailey (C. §S.) For the children’s
hour. 28181.
Bailey (Della)
Bailey (J. H.)
14010.
Bailey (N. B.):
Course of lessons on the ukulele.
Victim. 32106.
Out of the shadows.
25505.
Peterson system of playing the
guitar. 47.
Bailey (O. D.):
Blighters. 22372.
Victim. 32107.
Bailey (R. M.) Phys. training meth-
ods for the schl. room. 145438.
Bailey (S. W.) Bailey & Tripp co.
Blue devil, no. 4. 6101.
Bailey (Temple) Girl’s
28182.
Bailey (W.H.) Largest & best candi-
date card ever published. 19514.
Bailey & Tripp co. Blue devil, no. 4.
6101.
Bailey, Banks & Biddle co.
book. 28183.
Bailey-Lebby co.
19515.
Bailey meter co. Bulletin. 3236, 6102.
Bailey’s (Vernon Howe) sketch book.
See Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch
book.
Bainbridge, Ga., map. 27690.
courage.
Hand-
Plumbing catalog C.
Baer (Bugs) pseud. See Baer (Ar-| Baird (Edwin) Magic moment.
thur ) 25511.
Baer (J. E.) Plan to inerease sales. | Baird (J. E.) Old Sam’s experience.
28177. SOTT.
1484
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
_ SS ee SSS
Baird (J. 8.) Stepping stones to suc-
cess. 28184.
Baird-North co. Diamonds, watches,
jewelry. 28185.
Baird-Ward printing co. Rutherford
Co., Tenn., map. 5335.
Baist (G. W.):
Detroit, Mich., map. 16782.
Indianapolis, Ind., map. 14106.
Bait. (Drama) 10963.
Baivier (F. J.) Handy table for
piece workers. 25512.
Baker (B. N.):
Administration’s
ent.
Govt. aid for merchant marine.
shipping bill.
Present boom in Amer. ship bldg.
14544.
Baker (C. C.) New Mexico mutual
life & aid assn. Protection for our
homes. 7444.
Baker (C. H.)
11704.
Baker (E. D.) Analytical anal. of Die
meistersinger von Niirnberg. [etc.]
31590-31593.
Baker (Fred) Farmer’s rural credit
loan & savings assn. of Ind. In-
vestor’s profit. 1790.
Baker (G. C.) Neutrals. 23152,
25513, 28186.
Baker (G. M.):
Merry Christmas of the old
woman who lived in her shoe.
24991.
Santa Claus’ frolics. 24991.
Baker (G. P.) Apostle. 8265*.
Futurist barcarole.
Baker (Mrs. H. H.) See Baker
(E. D.)
Baker (Home-Run) pseud. See Baker
(Frank)
Baker (J. M.) Dream-toy shop.
27656.
Baker (L. R.) Happy Jack. 19516.
Baker (O. P.):
First mortgage-bond homestead
assn. Catechism. 20236.
Plan to acquire a home with-
out money. 29051.
Baker (R. E.) Her picture. 25021.
Baker (S. F.) & co. Health for man
& the domestic animals. 1421.
Baker (T. 8S.) Jacob Tome inst.
Tome schl. 3963.
Baker (W. H.) Copy; how best to
reproduce the various kinds. [etc.]
6103, 6104.
Baker (W. H.) & co.:
At Hotel On-de-Blink. 22358.
Doll that saved an army. 18821.
Girl up-stairs. 1062.
His Methodist foot. 18842.
Just a little mistake. 13964.
Little acts for little actors. 27619.
Baker (W. H.) & co— Continued.
Merry Christmas plays & enter-
tainments. 24991.
Old maid’s venture. 8444.
Plays in pinafores. 31970.
Plays with a punch. 25021.
Sam Bo-jam & his African colony.
14039.
Troublesome flock. 18933.
Baker (Walter) & co., Itd. Choice
recipes. 3238.
Baker & Taylor co. Books. 28187.
Baker land & title co. Polk co. 11706.
Baker-Shippee mfg. co. Wonder con-
\_ tinuous-agitation cooker. 25514.
Baker-Vawter co. Mechanical posting
ser. 11707.
Baker, Voorhis & co. Off. pasters for
Birdeye, Cumming & Gilbert’s con-
solidated laws. 14555.
Baker’s (Joseph) ltd. Story of the
oven. 3239.
Bakersfield, Cal., direct. 3240.
Bakersfield to Fresno, Cal., map.
1243.
Bakersfield to San Luis Obispo, Cal.,
map. 1244.
Bakonyi (Karl von) Gold gab ich
fiir eisen! 8360, 11035.
Balboa. (Drama) 32072.
Baleh (W. L.):
Broken lives. 22378.
Quick action. 31985.
Baleom (F. O.) Secret of health.
14545.
Baleom (S. E.) Heating & ventilat-
ing bldgs. 9079.
Baldwin (Anne) Presents. 31976.
Baldwin (F. G.) Trailmobile. 28188.
Baldwin (J. D.) MeNitzky ptg. co.
Are you’ misrepresented. [ete.]
20948, 20949.
Baldwin law book co., ine. Baldwin
stickers. 19517.
Baldwin piano co.:
Manualo. 11708.
Seven tests that prove the world
supremacy. 3241.
Balkan countries, map. 5240, 8589.
Balked. (Drama) 22361.
Ball (C. R.) Main street auto sales
co. Start right now. 4192.
Ball (G. A.) Ball bros. glass mfg. co.
Ball blue bk. of canning & preserv-
ing receipts. 14546.
Ball (M. D. Chesnut-) See Chesnut-
Ball (M. D.)
Ball (W. C.) Gould (H. D.) Micro-
photographs. 29171.
Ball (W. S.) Ad-route. 11590, 19518,
23153, 25522, 28189.
Ball bros. glass mfg. co. Ball blue bk.
of canning & preserving receipts.
143546.
1485
INDEX
Ballard
17187.
Ballard (Frederick) See Ballard (J.
Ws)
(J. F.) Early bird. 24932.
Ballard
Ballard (R. F. ) Parcel post shipper’s
(As) Hs) Sapolio sisters.
exchange of Dallas. Parcel post
shippers’ exchange of America.
7624.
Ballet girl.. (Motion picture) 8682.
Ballyhoo bk. 23483.
Balmer (Edwin) 1917?
14547, 17188, 19525.
Balmes (J. L.) Evidences of religion.
25524.
Baltes (F. W.) Basis for estimating
on printing. 3242.
Baltes (F. W.) & co.
9080, 11709,
Columbia River.
map. 14080.
Balthazar. (Drama) 16495.
Baltimore, Md.:
Direct. 14551, 14552.
Map. 2986, 18964.
Paving com’n. Baltimore,
map. 2986.
Real estate bd.
Md.,
Year bk. 24871.
Society visiting list. 28193.
Baltimore Amer. Wilmot (W. W.)
Boost Baltimore. 16488.
Baltimore pearl hominy co. Betterkorn
cook bk. 19527.
Baltimore the city of great opportuni-
ties. 26391.
Baltimore trust co. This co. has many
depts. 11714.
Balzac (Honoré de) Seraphita. 8492.
Bamberger (L.) & co. Gasoline chart.
23155.
Bancroft. Receive ye welcome. 6105.
Bancroft (Joseph) & son, ine. Ban-
croft’s beautiful flowers. 9090.
Bancroft, Ia.. map. 16746.
Bancroft-Whitney co. Cal. current di-
gest. 1563, 14729, 17310.
Band festival at Plum Center.
(Drama) 22362.
Bandee cartoon service. Bandee car-
toons. 9091.
Bandit. (Drama) 16496, 31642.
Bandit’s wager. (Motion picture)
25202.
Bank adv. assn. Bank advertising for
southern banks. 23156.
Bank almanac. 28194.
Bank stamp co. How to start a bank
aeet. 19528.
Bank with a heart. 3486.
Bankers ad. service. Ready money
savings club. 3248.
Bankers & brokers direct. 3244,
17192.
Bankers & merchants clearing assn.
Instructions. 8245.
pt. 1; ns yeas
Bankers & merchants savings plan for
children co. $1,000.00 for the babies.
+. 25525:
Bankers certificate service of Amer.
Millikin natl. bank. Bankers’ cer-
tificate savings bk. 4248.
Bankers clearing house map calendar.
25526.
Bankers direct. & special list of se-
lected lawyers. 6106, 25527.
Bankers encycl. co. Bankers encycl.
6107, 23157.
Bankers health commission. Allen
(G. E.) Exercises for shoulders &
lungs. 9011.
Bankers illuminated service co. Herz
(W. C.) Collation of epigrams on
the subject of saving. 1954.
Bankers income corp. Rental pur-
chase contract. [ete.] 19529-19531.
Bankers life co.:
Over the hill to the poor house.
28195.
You can’t get life insur. 25528.
Bankers’ maturity calendar. 28196.
Bankers progressive plan:
Freehold trust co. It is your
money. 176389.
Rules. 20264.
Bankers pub. co. Mortimer (F. C.)
Paragraphs on thrift. 7405.
Bankers register & special list of se-
lected lawyers. 6108, 23158.
Bankers service co.:
Boston, Mass., direct. 17276.
Pittsburgh, Pa., direct. of direc-
tors. 7663.
Bankers trust co.:
How does an exr. differ from an
admr. or trustee. [ete.] 14553,
14554.
Insurance money club. 28197.
Today & tomorrow. [ete.] 48, 49.
Trust company service. [etc.]
3246, 3247.
Trusts for the living. 11715.
Bankruptcy of Boggs & Schultz.
tion picture) 8683.
Banks (H. D) Fickle million. 28198.
Banks law pub co.:
Off. pasters for Birdseye, Cum--
mings & Gilbert’s consolidated
laws. 14555.
U. S. Sup. ct. U.S. repts. 16335,
31337.
Banner (Joseph).
19582.
Banner store.
19533-19536.
Bannihr (C. R.) Aerodart works. It’s
wise to brighten up your home.
11598.
Bannock Co., Id., direct. 24406.
Bannon (P.) pipe co., inc. Bannon’s
patent lidded conduit. 3248.
(Mo-
Our treasure.
I am courtesy. [etc.]
1486
B
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Bannvart (E. J. K.)
1165.
Banuet (José):
Banuet’s Spanish verb. 28199.
Spanish verb. 3249.
Bara (Theda) Lo, the poor vampire.
19537.
Baranowski
11716.
Barbara from The quick or the deaa.
(Drama) 8585 (1).
Barbeau (C. M.) Contes populaires
eanadiens. 28200.
Barbee (Lindsey):
All on a summer’s day. 4983.
By way of the secret passage.
5001.
Reason’s folly.
oe .Y.) Katechizm.
Tomorrow at ten. 27673.
Barbee wire & iron works. Wrought
Steel cast iron & wire goods. 11717.
Barber (B. B.) Show-me. 9092.
Barber (E. 8.) Bus. science of den-
tistry. 1422-1427, 3250, 6109.
Barber (L. L.) Nursery hist. of the
U. S. 19538.
Barber of Seville. (Drama)
Barberine. (Drama) 31984*.
Barbers Hill, Tex., map. 2987.
Barberton, O., direct. 19376.
_Barchus (Belle) Inside job. 5064.
Barclay (F. L.) Council rock. 28201.
Barclay, Moore & co. Pennsylvania
tax free bonds classified. 6118,
25529.
Bardeen (C. W.):
Adams (W. J.) Up-to-date re-
gents ques. 11591.
New York (Siate) map. 14141.
Bardin (W. F.) Woman. 5230.
Bardwell, Ky., map. 1245.
Bare facts. (Drama) 8277
Bareham (H. J.) Price guide for
10987*.
plumbers & steamfitters. 19539.
Barfly. (Motion picture) 25203.
Barker (Elsa) One morning in Bel-
gium. 2907.
Barker (Granville) Little corner of a
big quest. 9093.
Barker (Harry) How to appraise
water rights. 14556.
Barker (J. F.) jr. Springfield can
straightening machine. 11718.
Barker (Wharton):
British trades unions undemo-
cratic. 6119.
Europe headed for democracy.
ee.
Forces behind Russia’s great of-
fensive. 9094.
Barker, N. Y., map. 16747.
Barker bros., inec.:
Barker better homes campaign.
- fete.] 23159, 23160.
Monthly illus. home furnishing.
19540.
Barler
24930.
Bariow (N. P.):
Ish bar ish. 31828*.
Shunemite maid in the court of
David & Solomon. 2928.
Barlow (Reginald):
After seven years.
Frame-up. 16555.
$5,000 reward. 16738.
Barnabetta. (Drama) 16539.
Barnard (Charles) Liza Ann. 16599.
Barnard (J. H.) Scout cruiser’s
suppl. to the Deck & boat bk. U. S.
navy. 17193.
Barnard machinery Co.
17194.
Barnes (A. M.):
Esperance, the ship of hope.
6120, 9095, 11719, 14557,
23161.
Mystery of La Paloma.
Barnes (A. 8S.) co.:
Crampton (C. W.)
dance bk. 23416.
Damon (I. F.) Primary elements
of music. 14918.
Dressel (Herman)
readers. 20045.
Mandel (Edward)
spelling bks. 7305.
Robbins (May) New Barnes
readers. [etc.] 24458, 24459.
Barnes (Fred.) Joining the navy.
13962.
Barnes (H. M.):
Child unborn. 31682.
End of a perfect day. 27580.
Mill on the Floss. 22505.
Treasure Island. 8542.
Who said peace? 16721.
Barnes (H. O.) Basic principles of
algebra. 19543.
Barnes (Henry)
method. 14558.
Barnes (Marie)
19544.
Barnes (Wallace) co. Barnes-made
springs, screw machine products, etc.
14559.
Barnett (Ben):
Lonesome club. 31864.
Publicity. 16654.
Barnett (E. L.) ine.
idea. 28654.
Barnett (L. M.) Navy league, Wo-
man’s section, Natl. committee on’
voluntary aid. Manual of voluntary
aid. 26779.
Barney (Kelly)
(male & female) 138980.
Barnhart (G. C.) How to bring home
the bacon. 17195.
(E. A.) Dramatic reader.
18789.
Catalog.
3256.
19541,
28202.
Second folk
New Barnes
New Barnes
New tooth brushing
Journey of twain.
Commonwealth
Man & woman
1487
INDEX
pt. 1, SVS
Barnitz (H. L.):
Messerschinitt process. 25530.
Modern process for the technical
production of hydrogen. 28203.
Barnstormer. (Drama) 31643.
Barnum (M. D.):
Additional primer. 2662.
Amer. festivals. 31621.
Barnum (Richard) Blackie,
eat. f[ete.] 11720-11723.
Barnum (Vance) Joe Strong & his
wings of steel. [ete.] 28204-28208.
Baron de Hirsch trade schl.:
Gruening (W. H.) Notes on sheet
metal work. 17695.
Yalden (J. E. G.) Notes on geom.
Doon.
Baronet & the baby. (Drama) 2786.
Barr (HM). Passing. 31955.
Barr (Lockwood) Will the r. r.s come
back. 14560.
Barr-Law (Catherine) Carter (M. L.
L.) Fragments of a fragrant life.
isol:
Barre, Vt., direct. 50.
Barre, Vt., map. 18965.
Barrera (Tomas) :
Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Mujeres malas. 11105.
Tomadora. 382080.
-Barrett (C. R.) Two of a kind. - 2948.
Barrett (C. W.) Whitfield (Dick)
San Franciseo, the wonder city.
16430.
Barrett (H. J.)
opts
Barrett (Tz A.) :
Daddy’s dear old love. 28209.
Fighting for the U. S. A. 17196.
a. lost
Dollars & sense.
Barrett bros. Auditor’s blanks. [ete.]
25531-25538.
Barrett co.:
Barrett’s Amazon roofing. [ete.]
28210, 28211.
Table for sulphate of ammonia,
nitrate of soda & cotton seed
meal. 19545.
Barrick (C. W.) Co-operative credits.
28212.
Barrick (Emanuel) Heralds of lib-
erty. Certificate of membership.
[ete.] 9755, 9756.
Barriere (Theodore) Physician’s com-
pact. 5145.
Barriers of society. (Motion picture)
22825. ;
Barrington (P. B.) When the young
birds go. 1224.
Barrington graphoprint co., ine. Lit-
tle schoolmaster self-instruction
graphoprints. 23162.
Barron (T. 8S.) Honeymoon days.
31809.
Barrows (G. S.)
for house heating.
Manufactured gas
282138.
Barrows (S. T.) Youth. 11234*
Barry (Herbert) Reprisal & hostages.
IAGZS:
Barry (Richard)
Barsaloux (EH. S8.):
Priscilla baby bk. 6121.
Richardson’s Amer. beauty bk.
17197.
Barse & Hopkins:
Barnum (Richard) Blackie, a lost
eat. [ete.] 11720-11722.
Calendar of days, 1917. 19752.
Daily helps. [ete.] 19929, 19930.
Eaton (Seymour) Traveling bears
across the sea. f[ete.] 15042-
15044.
Hill (G. B.)
in a play.
Kay (Ross)
12607, 15487.
Goat. 5048.
Corner House girls
[ete.] 97638, 9764.
Go ahead boys.
Kitchen acct. calendar. 20763.
Noble (Carolyn) Baby’s days.
- 18222.
Pattern (Gilbert) Lefty Locke,
pitcher-manager. 13526.
Real happiness. 24440.
Warner (F. A.) Bobby Blake &
his schl. chums. [ete.] 10839,
10840.
Whitehill (Dorothy) Polly’s first®
yr. at boarding schl. 18751.
Barsotti (Charles) Cablegrams. 51,
1428, 3258, 6122, 9096, 11724, 14561,
17198, 19546, 23166, 25534, 28214.
Barter (F. D.) Talk no. 1 to house-
wives who bake bread. 19583.
Barthe (Penn. de) See De Barthe
(Penn. )
Bartholomew (C. L.):
Bart chalk-talk. 11758.
Frisbie (W. A.) Little Gopher
state fair souvenir bk. 26086.
Bartholomew (R. I.) Making of a
Steinway. 28255.
Bartle (G. O.) State bank of Cleve-
land. Coupon bond certificate &
coupon. 24650.
Bartlett (Arthur) :
Best man. 381649.
Captain Sally. 24912.
Derelict. 22400.
For-rent, furnished. 1055.
In the dark. 22461.
Sauce for the goose. 18912.
Worth the money. 25084.
Bartlett (C. E.) Down in Maine.
22407.
Bartlett (CfitEG):
Bartlett (F. H.) & co. Dawn of
a new era for investors. [etc.]
3287-3290. :
— 6% Bartlett convertible real
estate bond. 14589.
1488
5 Ue
Bartlett (Lanier):
ett (F. H.)—Continued.
- Woods bros. Dawn of a new era
in real estate merchandising.
i? 4946.
Bartlett (John) Daisy. 1020.
Bartlett (L. W.) Luck of the Juliet.
. 25567. :
age with eyes [etc] 28256,
aah in souls. [ete] 19584,
19585.
Bartlett (Randolph) Curiosity.
18814.
Bartlett-Orr press. Printing crafts
bidg. 11759.
_ Barto (Eddie) In the wrong game.
5063.
"Barton (C. M.) Oregon. 11761.
Barton (C. R.) Manufacture of car-
tridge brass. 11760.
Barton (EB. E.) Sweet dover & how
'Bascom (E. L.)
| 27580".
Bassler ({F. M.)
9124.
Bariow (H. E.) Supt’s guide. 25568.
Bartuschek (Leo):
Flirt in St. Moritz. 16550.
Lustige puppe. 24980.
Wer ist die schénste? 16714.
Baruch bros. Calendar of approxi-
mate dividend dates. 19586.
Bary (—~. B.) Change the peg to fit
the hole. 62.
Better babies DK.
mark. 3292.
Bascom (L. R.) Molly’s aunt. 31906.
Base ball. (Drama) 31644.
Baseball Bill. (Motion picture)
14188, 16895.
Baseball magazine co.
baseball. 8183.
Bashford (Herbert)
dark. 18855.
Bashful Charlie’s proposal.
Picture) 14199.
Bass (J. F.):
Allies’ Balkan plan defended.
fete.] 25569-25571.
British starting big drive. [etc]
14590-14600.
Chicago meetings may affect the
war. 11762.
France is satisfied with allies’
gains. 17226.
J. F. Bass finds French willing to
fight. [ete.] 28258, 28259.
Views British army as miracle of
war. 19587.
Bassett (L. E.) Plays; by August
Strindberg. 8464*.
Bassett (M. R.)
Who’s who in
Light in the
(Motion
Fairy operetias.
Why a saw cuts.
Baston (T. J.) :
Biddy-Colleen. 31651.
Innocence & experience. 1084.
Baston Co., Kan., map. 18966.
Bast6én de alcalde. (Drama)
Batavia, D1, map. 22677.
Batchelder (E. A.) Batchelder tiles.
28260.
Batchelder (F. J.)
28261.
Batchelder (F. M.) co.:
Tlius. store cat. 11765.
Net price list. 25572.
Batdorf (J. W.) Why birth control.
14601.
Bateman
11766.
Bateman (George) Britain’s cabinet
crisis & conscription. 6154.
Bates (C. J.):
Earth men. 16534.
Preparedness. 11136.
Bates (Charles) Charles Bates’ new
system for selling hotels, rooming
houses, bus. chances & real estate.
19588.
Bates (K. L.):
Fairy gold. 31752*.
Tempest. 32062*.
Bates (Hrs. Lou) Snow bird. 1187.
Bates (M. L.) Trouth—one woman’s
life. 32091.
Bates (W.H.):
Pekin, Til., direct. 30572.
Wm. H. Bates’ lodge & soc. daily
guide. 4926.
Bates advertising co.
service for newspaper
fete.] 6155-6162.
ith tub mystery.
4989.
Rainbow game.
(E. W.) #£=Eagie’s' brood.
Advertising
publishers.
Ba (Motion picture)
Beihai (M. W.) Pocahontas. 6163.
Bathroom door. (Drama) 8278.
Bathurst (TT. T.) Bank & merchants
savings plan. 3293.
“Beton Rouge, La.. map. 18967. 25095.
Batt (Georgette) ed. Pricilla yoke
bk. 23195.
Batile & other poems. (Drama)
8278*.
Batile for Chile Con Carne. (Motion
picture) 19114.
Battle of hearis. (Moiion picture)
11351.
Battie of life. {Motion picture)
S252).
Battle of the days.
Baitie of the Somnie.
(Drama) 140467.
(Motion pic-
ture) 22826.
Battle of iruth (Motion picture)
5D97T.
Battle ef Verdun. (Motion picture)
14200.
Battle of wits. (Drama) . 13884.
Baitler. (Motion picture) 11352.
1489
INDEX
Bauche (Henri):
Mystere de la maison noire.
22525.
Visiteuse. 22640.
Baucis & Philemon. (Drama) 16683,
24916*.
Baugh (J. D.) Suggestion for sys-
tematic & successful Sun. schl.
management. 17227.
Baughman (G. L.) Disease is sin.
9125.
Baughman (J. S.) Cireus day in
Pixte, 2Tare
Baum (Mrs. C. L.) Mental & spirit-
ual helps to freedom. 63.
Baum (Edward) Mega-ear phone co.
Invisible mega-ear phone. 21040.
Baum (L. F.) Little Bun Rabbit &
other stories. [ete.] 19589-19592.
Bauman (Leroy) Love at first sight.
24978.
Baumann (Claire) Kilauea. 13966.
Baumgartner (H. W.) Direct. of ce-
ment, gypsum & lime mfrs. 3597.
Bausch & Lomb optical co.:
Balopticons & accessories. 11767.
Eye & the lens. 23196.
Bautista Monterde (Bernardino)
Escuela de los fenédmenos. 2825.
Bavaria, map. 16748.
Baxley (I. R.) Aegean. 316138.
Baxter (D. B.) House Uncle Sam
built. 4963.
Bay City, Mich., direct.
Bay City bank:
Do you want permanent results.
195983.
Your servant the dollar. 17228.
Bay Co., Fla., map. 32170.
Bay View, Mich., direct. 3294.
Bayer steam soot blower co. Bayer
steam soot blower for horizontal fire
tube boilers. [ete.] 17229, 17230.
Bayer-Stroud corp. Smokestack. 1, 2.
28262, 28268.
Bayes (Nora) pseud.
(Dora)
Baynard pub. co.:
Davison (E. B.) Collection of
master bus. letters. 6553.
Would you pay him $1000 to write
a letter. 64.
Bayonne, N. J., map. 32224. |
Bays (W.°> W.) Fifty years ago.
23197.
Be careful what you Say.
223638.
Be good. (Drama) 24904.
Be prepared. (Drama) 81645.
Beach (C. L.) Point of view. 14602.
Beach (BE. lL.) fre
Clod. 32119.
Guest for dinner. 18837.
Let’s get married. 24971.
Beach (Lewis) See Beach (E. L.) jr.
9126.
See Goldberg
(Drama)
Bears & bullets.
1 Beast.
| Beast of society.
pt. 1, nvs., v.42
Beach (O. R.) In the light of the
moon when the flowers -bloom in
June. 19594.
Beach (S:0 ¥) Widow Mullin’s
Christmas. 24991.
Beach of Sereno. (Drama) 22364.
Beachcomber. (Motion picture)
25204.
Beachel (George 8S.) Kernel. Special
war suppl. War dope. 2077.
Beacon films, ine. Belgium, the king-
dom of grief. 27777.
Beale (Reginald) Pract. green keeper.
11768.
Bealle (J. 8S.) Prepare defendant.
19595.
Beals (H. H.) Pipograph. 11769.
Beaman (F. J.) Waning honeymoon.
5220.
Beamish (R. J.) Soul of Hotspur.
32032.
Bean (Roger) assn. Jackson (C. B.)
Roger Bean coffee bk. 15417.
Beaned by a beanshooter. (Motion
picture) 5398.
Beans & bullets. (Motion picture)
25205.
Bear (Gilly) pseud. See Gabriel (G.
W.)
Bear of a story. (Motion picture)
19115.
Beard (Alice) Magic string bk.
255738.
Beard (D. C.):
Camp hints. 11770.
Dan Beard tells you how to make
bird houses, ete. 9127.
how to make your own poke.
1462.
—— how to write by secret cipher
method. 11771.
— how white people talk by
gesture. 3295.
Sa-go-ye-wat-ha. 6164.
Beard (H. CC.) Iowa state roads.
6165.
Beard (Patten)
23198, 23199.
Beardsley (George) Ton-a-Ford truck
eco. You can afford a Ton-a-Ford.
27351.
Beardsley institute.
6166
Beargrass coal co. Beargrass. oil &
coal lands, Tex., map. 5241.
(Motion picture)
Jolly year. [ete.]
Calendar mount.
32326.
(Motion picture) 16896.
(Motion picture)
5899.
Beatem (Will) Will Beatem’s alpha-
betical standards & _ streamers.
19596.
Beato Guerra (Angel)
Mueran los
celos. 31915.
1490
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Beato Guerra (José) Mueran los
_eelos. 31915.
Beatrice (May) Shuttlecock. 8504.
Beatrice Fairfax. (Motion picture)
25206-25216, 27772-27775.
Beattie (J. A.) Nebraska semi-cen-
tennial. 28264.
Beatty (Vernon) Oath. 8440.
Beaty (F. T.) ‘Tribune. Intro. old
Dr. Classad. 138650.
Beaudet (Louise) Mother love. 8427.
Beaumont (R. H.) co. Coke & coal
handling systems for gas plants.
11772.
Beaumont, Tex., direct. 17231.
Beautiful story. (Drama) 5009*.
Beautiful temples of Ceylon. (Motion
picture) 25217.
Beautiful virgin. (Drama) 4990.
Beauty & the beach. (Drama) 24905,
27580*.
Beauty hunters. (Motion picture)
8684.
Beauty seekers. (Drama) 986.
Beauty specialists. (Drama) 8279.
Beauty vs. the beast. (Drama)
25057.
Beaver co.:
Beaver board & its uses. 23200.
Beaverbilt. 28265.
Instrs. for applying Beaver bd.
tile. [ete.] 11773, 11774.
Noverm, a disinfectant sheathing.
1463.
Beaverhead, Mont., direct. 9395.
Beaverton, Or., map. 11239.
Because he loved her. (Motion pic-
ture) 5400, 22827.
Becerra (Luis Linares) See Linares
Becerra (Luis)
Beck (— de) See De Beck (—)
Beck (K. H.) Storage battery sim-
plified. 17232.
Beck & Corbitt iron co. Catalog of
auto supplies. 14603.
Becker (J. P.) Sorensen co. Eight
hour timepiece. 24617.
Becker (M. L.) :.
Fritz Ulimann’s
28266.
Wiichter. 32114.
Becker milling machine co. Becker
vertical & horizontal millers. 3296.
Becker’s (F.) asphaltum ready roofing
co. Catalog. 65.
Beckford (W. H.) Child’s crusade.
19597.
Beckley (Zoe):
John D., jr.. feels sorrows of the
Pick. -19'705.
Problems of every girl. 66, 1464,
3297.
Beckley-Cardy co.:
Bones (H. W.) Peter Rabbit &
other tales. 11837.
brautfahrt.
Beckley-Cardy co.—Continued.
Browning (Robert) Pied piper of
Hamelin & other poems. 11876.
Burns (Robert) Cotter’s Sat.
night & other poems. 11894.
Coleridge (S. T.) Rime of the
ancient mariner. 160.
Deming (A. G.) Manual for
teachers to accompany Primary
lang. stories. 28777.
Green (A. I.) Outlines in domes-
tic science. 29186.
Grove (K. W.) One hundred
stories for reproduction in the
Primary grades. 29204.
Prize essay. 1155.
Twelve plays for children. 32094.
Beckley-Ralston co. General catalog.
6167.
Beckoning trail. (Motion picture)
16897.
Becks (I. M.) Up from. slavery.
32103.
Beckwith (S. D.) Color bearer &
other poems. 28267.
Beckwith’s almanac. 69.
Becton, Dickinson & co. Illus. catalog.
3299.
Bed rock. (Drama) 31646.
Beddall (G. W.) Hunt Co., Tex.,
map. 8619.
Bedell (B. P.):
Stime fun leben. 32047.
Voice of life. 32113.
Bedford, Mass., map. 5242.
Bedford, N. H., direct. 18030.
Bee dee stock medicine co. Bee dee
success with stock & poultry. 9128.
Beebe (D. E.) Planning & conducting
a sales convention. f[ete.] 9129-
9131.
Beebe (M. C.) Elec. eng. 14604.
Beebe (M. N.) Seventh doctor. 8494.
Beecher (R. L.) Benjamin Franklin.
31648.
Beecher-Albert (I. A.) Proposed in-
ternatl. flag. 25574.
Beekendonk (Dejong van) See Van
Beekendonk (Dejong)
Beeler (E. M.) Denver, Col., map.
38012.
Beeman (C. V.)
3300.
Been (L. K.) Golden ball. 1063.
Beer (A. R. de) See De Beer (A. R.)
Beer (Gustav) Millionengretl. 24994,
31894.
Beer must go down. (Motion picture)
16898. i
Beers (F. M. de)
(EF. M.)
Beery (R. C.) Pract. schl. discipline.
25575.
Before the
10964.
Percentage table.
See De Beers
wedding. (Drama)
1491
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)
INDEX
pt: 5, Hos; was
Before women voted in California.
(Drama) 381647.
Beg Tremaine. (Motion picture)
27779.
Beggar king. (Motion picture) 11358.
Beggar of Cawnpore. (Motion pic-
ture) 11854.
Beginning of the social season.
tion picture) 382528.
Behind closed doors.
Mo-
(Motion pic-
ture) 5401.
Behind life’s stage. (Motion picture)
22828.
Behind the clock. (Drama) 16497.
Behind the curtain. (Drama) 31868.
Behind the curtain. (Motion picture)
5402.
Behind the lines. (Motion picture)
19116.
Behind the mask. (Motion picture)
8685.
Behind the scenes in Japan. (Motion
picture) 22829.
Behind the screen. (Motion picture)
27776.
987.
(Motion pic-
Behind the screens. (Drama)
Behind the secret panel.
ture) 14201.
Behind the veil. (Motion picture)
16899.
Behl. (HE. J.) Beauty specialists.
8279.
(Drama) 988.
Private lessons.
Behold thy wife.
Behrends (G. A.)
28268.
Being the fly. (Drama) 24944*
Beinkamp (F. B.) When wars will
cease. 9182.
Beitel (F. F.) Beckwith (S. D.)
Color bearer and other poems.
28267.
Beith (I. H.) Carry on. 1469, 6168,
9138.
Bekker (L. J. de) See De Bekker
(i... J.)
Belanger (KE. N.) This dainty little
string. 28269.
Belaseo (David):
Heart of Wetona.
Little lady in blue.
Treadmill. 8540.
Belcher & Crane, Eureka, Cal., map.
8610.
Belcher & Loomis hardware co. Cata-
5051.
27622.
logue. 19598.
Belchertown, Mass., direct. 3206.
Belding bros. & co. Belding’s silk
display bk. 70, 19599.
Beldon (Milo) Below zero. 2787.
Belfrage (George) fF rolics in the air.
11026.
Belgium, map. 8590.
Belgium, the kingdom of grief.
tion picture) 27777.
Belief. (Drama) 4991.
(Mo-
Belisle ptg. & pub. co., Worcester,
Mass., guide. 16450.
Belk (G. W.) Floreen. 19600.
Bell (Archie) :
Cage girls of Tokyo. [ete.]
11776-11780.
Celestial days. [ete.] 17233-
17247, 19601-19608.
From promised land back to
Egypt. [ete.] 3301, 3302.
Jinrikisha days. 14605.
When Fafner attempts home run
at League park. 9134.
Bell (C. W.) Analyzing Basil. 22354.
Bell (Catharine) Nifty novelty &
nonsense. 22533.
Bell (EK. P.):
Allies take serious view of U
boats. fete.] 23201-23218.
Archer attacks militarists. [ete.]
19609-19622.
Army of 20,000 from America.
9135.
Battle story told by wounded
Briton. f[ete.] 14616-14626.
Britain is damaged by three
days’ gale. [ete.] 25576—25585.
Britain is indignant over Wilson’s
talk. [ete.] 11781-11798.
Britain not to sway allies as to
peace. [ete.] 28270-28292.
British navy costs $960.000,000 a
yr. f[ete.] 17248-17255.
Bell (FF. G.) Rules for chart & char-
acter reading game. 17256.
Bell (J. K.) Happy savage. 83873.
Bell (J. M. de) See De Bell (J. M.)
Bell (lL. L.) Land of Don’t-want-to.
11794.
Bell telep. co. of Pa.:
Maintenance rules. 6178.
Staples (P. C.) Pennsgrove the
prodigal. 10695. —
Telep. direct. 1470, 3303, 3306,
6169, 9136, 11795, 14627, 17257,
19623, 23219, 25586, 28293, 83301.
Belland (J. F.) Question answered.
28302.
Belle & the bellhop. (Motion picture)
16900.
Belle of Baltimore Town. (Drama)
22365.
Belle of Valados. (Drama) 24906.
Belles de nuit. (Drama) 18796.
Bellevue, Mich., map. 32171.
Bellinger (M. F.):
Heart of gold. 13946.
One Christmas. 14003.
Bellingham, Wash., direct. 17264.
Bellini (Gabriel) Triumph of re-
morse. 11203.
Bello (Florencio) Ganarse la moza.
8352.
Bells &_ belles. (Motion picture)
5736, 8855.
1492
nos. 1-12, 1916
INDEX
Belmont (August) One dollar spent
in economic preparation. 25593.
- Belmont (Mrs. O. H. P.) Melinda
and her sisters. *8417*
Belnap (C. M.):
Belnap envelope co.
envelopes. 6179.
Thrift talks. 9137.
Belnap envelope co.
Unusual pay
Unusual pay
envelopes. 6179.
Beloit, Wis. Map. 1246.
Beloit pageant. (Drama) 13885.
8686.
(Motion picture)
Beloved liar. (Motion picture)
Beloved vagabond.
11355.
Below the dead line.
ture) 27863.
Below zero. (Drama)
Belvedere court apts.
tenant of this apt.
14634.
Bemidji, Minn., map.
{Motion pic-
2787.
What every
should know.
5243.
Bemporad (R.) & figlio. Almanacco
italiano. 9014.
Ben Blair. (Motion picture) 5403.
Ben-Hur motor co. Spirit of Ben-
Hur. «23221.
Ben-Oliel (A. H.) Neutral war senti-
ments. 6186.
Ben, the _ sailor. (Motion picture)
19117.
Benavente (Jacinto) :
Bonds of interest. 996.
Campo de armifio. 10981.
Ciudad alegre y confiada.
Ganarse la vida. 5046.
Nietecito. 5120.
Propia estimaci6n. 5153.
Bench & bar eo. Christian science
& the law. 28303.
Bendel (Henri):
Adaptation of fashions to the
Amer. woman. 11798.
‘Autumn fabrics & colourings.
23223.
Forecasting. 14635.
Gowns for formal
28304.
Hot Springs season. 19624.
Inspiration from the Second Em-
pire. 6180.
Intown season. 25594.
Making the fashions becoming.
31695.
-
oeeasions.
3307.
Paris forever. 1473.
Trousseau. 17265.
Warm weather frocks. 91388.
Bender (Elwood) Game of Hi-lo.
6181.
Bender (J. H.) Your country first
& then your mother. 6182.
Bender (Matthew) & co., ine.:
Bender’s lawyer’s diary & direct.
for N.Y: 26305.
oe. Se
149
Bender (Matthew) & co., inc.—Contd.
Off. pasters for Birdseye, Cum-
ming & Gilbert’s consolidated
laws. 14555.
Bender-Moss co. B.—M. co.’s ecumula-
tive code annot. & current digest.
1420, 3233, 6098, 19505, 28170.
Bender’s lawyer’s diary & direct. for
WN. XY, 28305.
Bendicion de Dios. (Drama) 18886.
Benedict (E. B.):
Feared one. 31759.
Mrs. Csmond’s reflection. 5106,
13989.
Benedict (G. H.) Globe engraving &
electrotype co. Logarithmic scale of
proportions. 2611S.
Benedict (Jeanette) Great wrong.
31789.
Benedict (Kingsley) Great wrong.
31789.
Benedict (Leopold) Captain Dreyfus.
2794.
Benedict (O. K.) Roundup. 17266.
Benedict Arnold. (Drama) 989.
Benefactor. (Drama) 22366.
Beneficial loan soc.:
Beneficial loan soc. to provide ad-
ditional capital. 9139.
To provide additional funds. 28306.
$100 & $500 6% certificates of in-
debtedness. 14636.
Beneke (H. H.) Suggestions to track
men. 3308.
Benevo co. Money raising plans.
25595.
29744.
Pittston, Pa., First
Benewah Co., Id., direct.
Benfield (John)
natl. bank. Christmas club. 30646.
Bengtson (N. A.) Geog. of Neb.
28307.
Benignus (Wilhelm):
I do care. 19625.
Im garten der kindheit. 9140.
Benjamin corset co. Kiora corset
instr. bk. 14637.
Benjamin Franklin. (Drama)
Benjamin, House of David:
Eden’s paradisical liberty.
Rolling ball of fire. 25596.
Benjamin, Sellar mfg. co. Boy con-
tractor. -6184.
Bennett (Arnold) Arnold Bennett
on the Irish revolt. 11799. :
Bennett (Arthur) Live bird. 5085.
Bennett (C. A.) Grammar grade
problems in mechanical drawing.
28308.
Bennett (F. H.) biscuit co. New
recipes for Wheatsworth real whole
wheat flour. [fete.] 17267, 17268.
Bennett (H. C.) Credit counselor co.
Service features. 12029.
Bennett (J. L.) Three new French
novelists. 23224.
31648.
6183.
v
INDEX
Bennett (J. O.):
Fight for Riga waged in region
famous in war. 11800.
Mrs. Farwell tells of war & hero-
ism. 6185.
Bennett (M. E.)
method. 11801.
Bennett (Milo) Milo Bennett’s corres.
schl. of touch system operating.
28309.
Bennett (R. T.) Accountancy. 28310.
Bennett (T. V.) World lighting ap-
Bennett writing
pliance co., inc. Special 20 day
offer. 22320.
Bennett direct. co. Evansville, Ind.,
direct. 256.
Bennett-Lester pub. co. Bennett (M.
E.) Bennett writing method. 11801.
Bennington, OKl., map. 8591.
Bennison (Louis) East meets West.
8328.
Benoit, Miss., map. 1247.
Benoit-Levy (EHdmond)
digue. 27816.
Benson (Anton).
28311.
Benson (C. J.)
words. 1474.
Benson (N. P.) Benson (N. P.)
tical co.. Price list. .; 71.
Benson (Stuart):
Somewhere in France.
Two for dinner. 22684.
Visitors. 14055.
Worm. 8580.
Benson, Ill., map. 27691.
Benson, Minn., map. 382172.
Benson & Rixon co.:
Invasion of the loop. 9141.
2 pants suits. 146388.
Bent (H. C.) Beatem (Will) Will
Beatem’s alphabetical standards &
streamers. 19596.
Bentinck (Richard)
Enfant pro-
I am the camera.
Philosophy of three
op-
14046.
Value received.
2952.
Bentley (C. E.):
Artamo filet crochet designs.
2o22u:
Colonial patchwork, quilts, cover-
lets, ete. 14640.
Crochet bk. 78.
Bentley (E. C.) Ordinary hair-pins.
25597.
Bentley (H. C.) Accounting problems.
[ete.] 28312-28314.
Bentley-Franklin ¢co.:
Bentley (C. EH.) <Artamo filet
rochet designs. 238225.
Colonial patchwork, quilts,
coverlets, ete. 14640.
Crochet bk. 73.
Benton (C. P.) Royal purple.
Benton (F. W.) Cur dog.
28315, 28316.
13335.
[ete.]
pt.1,n.8s., v.18
Benton (H. C.) Million a minute.
31892.
Benton (J. R.) Boston univ. law
schl. assn. Dinner in honor of
Robert M. Morse. 9179.
Benton, Ky., map. 1248.
Benzie Co., Mich., map. 11240.
Benziger bros.:
Benziger bros. sacristy & desk
calendar. 3309.
Catholic home annual. 25704.
Church goods. 6187, 283817.
McGrath (T. 8S.) Catholic police-
men’s & firemen’s companion.
[ete.] 29977, 29978,
Waggaman (M. T.)
8112.
Berak (Paul) Udvari bolond. 22635.
Beranger (C, 8.):
Her ladyship. 3310.
Natural right. 1475.
Berdejo (Casanial (Mariano)
gal del beso. 31875.
Berek (Augustus) Proposal.
Beresford (J. D.):
Howard & son. 22451.
Powers of the air. 11805.
Berg (B. D.) Inexperience. 2865.
Berg (B. M.) Leap year matrimonial
bureau. 1096.
Berg (Frieda)
Bergen (Ruby)
8506.
Bergengren (Ralph) Welcome words
about spelling. 6188.
Berger (Gisela, freiin v.)
sonne. 25048.
Berger bros. co.:
Spencer surety bond. 3311.
X-ray on Spencer supporting cor-
sets. 74.
Berger mfg. co.:
Classik steel ceilings.
Gen. cat. 9142.
Bergling (J. M.} New designs for
stationery. 28318.
Sandy Joe.
Madri-
1158.
Sascha. 2920,
Singer & the simp.
Sohn der
3312.
Bergman (James) Diamonds, ete.
283819.
Bergman (Simon) S. Bergman’s
spring & winter ann. of pretty pic-
tures & sketches. 17269.
Berkeley, Cal., direct. 15910.
Berkey & Gay furniture co. Berkey
& Gay furniture. 19626.
Berkshire Co., Mass., direct. 14641. _
Berkshire life insur. co. Wild flowers
of the Berkshires. 11806.
Berkshire lumber co. Bulletin.
19641.
Berliner illustrirte zeitung. 1476,
6189, 28320.
Bernard (Abe) Twenty min. in:
slavery land. 25064.
1494
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Bernard (J. E.):
Bob’s blooming bunk. 10968.
On, doctor, 5125.
Bernauer (Rudolf):
Hxtrablitter. 8342, 11012.
Wenn zwei hochzeit
25075.
Bernhardt (Sarah) Why I am young
et 71. 1477.
Bernice Salem. (Drama) 990.
Bernier (Augustin) Calendar &
handy day finder. 17270.
Berol (Felix) Berol system of mem-
ory training. 28322.
Berol (William) Berol (Felix) Be-
rol system of memory training.
28322.
Berr (Georges)
22384, 31680.
machen.
Charrette anglaise.
Berry (A. K.) Chambermaids. 2797.
Berry (B. D.) Berry’s writing bks.
27541.
merry (B...D.). co.:
Dramatic reader. 24930.
Sehmidt (Ellen) Dramatic reader.
21748.
Some suggestions for
Berry’s writing bks. 75.
Woodruft (J. H.) Berry’s writ-
ing bks. 16448, 223814, 27541.
Berry (G. S.) Colorado cumulative
quarterly digest. 3484.
Berry (J. F.) Ministering maidens.
8422.
Berry (J. L.) Miracle girl.
Berry (lL. J.)
31884.
Berry (Minnie) Dressmaking. 9143.
Berry (R. M. Fletcher-) See Fletcher-
Berry (R. M.)
Berry (Rosal-) See Rosal-Berry.
Berry (W. R.) Head. 381797.
Berryman (R. J.) co. Our specialty.
teaching
22508.
Mashing a masher.
Raw water ice systems. 23226.
Berté (Heinrich) Dreimiaderthaus.
31735.
Bertheroy (Jean) Vers la_ gloire.
6191.
Bertillon secret service inst. Lessons.
14642.
Berton (Thérése) :
Balthazar. 16495.
Drawn blinds. 16529.
Rachel. 16657. .
Bertram motor supply co. Catalog.
14648.
Bertrand (Mary) See Hickman (Mrs.
H.)
Bertsche (C. P.) Barney fixes Kirby
swindle with police. [ete.] 1478
1492.
BeSaw tire & rubber co. BeSaw qual-
ity tires. $145.
Besly (C. H.) & co.:
Catalogue. 11807.
Condensed cat. of Besly grinders
& accessories. [etc.] 4644,
14645.
Besore (C. Der.) Annot, of amdts.,
ete., N. J. laws. 11808.
Bess of the hills. (Drama) 138887.
Bessemer, Ala., direct. 23227.
Bessey (C. H.) Vermont. [etc.]
28323, 28324.
Best (A. M.) eo., ine.:
Best’s insur. repts. [ete.] 14646—-
14648, 19642.
Best’s key ratings. 23228.
Best (Sasha) Wanted: a husband.
1218.
Best & co.:
Advance fall styles. [etc.] 19643,
19644.
Advance spring styles. fete. ]
1498, 1498.
Apparel for southern wear. [ete.}
28325-28328.
Best way. 1499, 6201, 9150, 11812.
Best’s ann. May white sales. [etc.}
11809-11811.
Best’s maid’s outfit folder. [etc.}
6192-6200.
Boy’s side of clothes. fete. }
9146-9149.
Charming summer sports styles.
14649.
Shoes. [ete.] 23229, 23230.
Best laid plans. (Drama) 13888.
Best man. (Drama) 31649.
Best man. (Motion picture) 27778.
Best man’s bride. (Motion picture)
S687.
Best map eco. Houston, Tex., map.
16804.
Best policy. (Drama) 18797.
Best way. 1499, 6201, 9150, 11812.
Bet on Cupid. (Drama) 10965.
Betecone (D. S.) Aladdin manual of
construction. 6208.
Bethany, Mo., map. 16749.
Bethel, Conn., direct. -25820.
Bethke (William):
Action & _ personal _ efiiciency.
25598.
Preparedness & persona! efficiency.
9151.
Bethlehem, Pa., map. 16750.
Bethmann-Holweg (Theobaid von)
Kaiser’s illmess mever confining.
1501.
Bethune (I. D. 8.):
Alice Marden. 31617.
Harly morning's doings. 22410.
Betrayed by the camera.
ture) 14202.
Betson plastic fire brick co. Gen. instr.
[ete.] 11813-11815.
Better business. 1502.
(Motion pic-
1495
INDEX
pt. 4, Sy See
a ee en NPS
Better instinct. (Motion picture)
22830.
Better late than never. (Motion pic-
ure) 54604,
Betier man. (Drama) 4992.
Better man. (Motion picture) 25218.
Better than dreams. (Drama) 13889.
Better than gold. (Drama) 5146®.
Bettes (Ambro) Uncivilised & the
civilised creations as given by Moses.
958, 14650.
Bettex (Friedrich) Six days of cre-
ation in the light of modern science.
11816.
Bettina loved a soldier. (Motion pic-
ture) 16901.
Bettine. (Drama) 31984*%.
Betty (W. B.) Mo. Valley off. ry.
guide & hotel direct. 7374.
Betty. (Drama) 991.
Betty at the wedding. (Motion pic-
ture) 253852.
Betty behave. (Drama) 18798.
Betty entertains an out-of-town guest.
(Motion picture) 25358.
Betty of Greystone. (Motion picture)
8688.
Betty prepares for cool weather.
tion picture) 22985.
Betty selects her bridesmaid frock.
(Motion picture) 25351.
(Mo-
Betty, the boy & the bird. (Motion
picture) 5405.
Betty’s affair. (Motion picture)
pasha LS 2
Betty’s hobo. (Motion picture)
14208.
Between midnight. (Motion picture)
5406.
Between one & two. (Motion picture)
25220.
Between the lines. (Drama) 31650.
Beuvier (A. L.) Houle (Roméo) 11
mois dans les tranchées anglaises,
en France et en Belgique. 12461.
Beveridge (G. L.) From the same
place. 1059.
Beverly, Mass., direct. 4556, 19645.
Beverly, N. J., map. 2988.
Beverly, O., direct. 30035.
Beverly of Graustark. (Motion pic-
ture) 11356.
Bevitt (Z. R.) Zay Rector Beavitt’s
teaching piano by harmony diagrs.
11817.
Bevoisé (Cin, se) See De
Bevoise (C. RB.) co.
Bewildering mysteries & illusions.
15590.
Beyfuss (Alexander) Souvenir of the
initial presentation of Beatriz
Michelena in The unwritten law.
14651.
Beyond recall.
(Motion picture)
17086, 32465.
Beyond the gate.
Beyond the law.
5407,
Beyond the trail.
19118.
Bial (Ernest)
14047, 22612.
Bible:
Divine message.
(Drama) 27564.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Tavern De Luxe.
19647.
Soul winner’s testament. 19646.
Bible calendar. 28329.
Bible house. Raymond (SS. W.)
Greetings from Conn. 24439.
Bible inst. colportage assn.:
Guille (G. E.) Judgment seat of
Christ. 3789.
Hill (M. B.) Mining precious
treasures from the word of God.
26261.
Bible shop. (Drama) 22367.
Bible students’ circle. Kaye (J. R.)
Bible chart system. 9953.
Bibliothek der unterhaltung u. des
wissens. 1503, 1504, 28330.
Bickford (C. B.) True story of
Martha Smith, of Berwick. 17271.
Bickford (Thomas) Sea pines schl.
' of personality for girls, ine. Sea
pines schl. of personality for girls.
30898.
Bickmore (A. H.) co.
9173.
Biddeford, Me., direct. 28332.
Biddle (E. M.) Chart showing Pa.
workmen’s compensation law. 1505.
Biddle corp. Rules for playing the
great games of Indemnity. 28333.
Biddle-Gaumer co.:
Bond topics.
Gaumer guaranteed portables.
25599.
Guaranteed lighting fixtures.
11818.
Biddy-Colleen. (Drama) 81651.
Biederman (Alfons) Capitalism or
socialism. 23231.
Bielenberg (A.) co. Roehrig’s trans-
parent oil photo colors. 23232.
Bierstadt (E. H.) Punishment. 5158,
11140.
Big Bear Lake, Cal., map. 16751.
Big chance. 1604.
Big Fork, Mont., map. 25096.
Big grey car. (Drama) 4993.
Big Horn Co., Wy., map. 2989.
Big Horn Co. oil field, Wy., map.
11241.
Big Jim Garrity.
8689, 19119.
Big Kate. (Drama) 381771.
Big Pine, Cal., map. 16752.
Big Pine to Lida, Cal., map. 1298.
Big Stone City, S. D., map. 25097.
(Motion picture)
Big Timber Co., Mont., direct. 20866.
Bigamists. (Drama) 22368.
Bigamists. (Motion picture) 22831.
1496
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Bigelow (L. 8.) Handy bk. of the
convertion & exhibition. 76.
Bigelow (Poultney) Letters from
Casement telling of his plans against
England. 11819.
Biggers (E. D.) Afterglow. 18790.
Biggs (J. R.) New teacher. 9152.
Bibler (W. A:) Lincolnian. 25600.
Biibo (G. W.)
Bilger (S.C.):
Better bus.
Inspired vision. 25601.
1502, 3313.
Plain facts about bonds. 28334.
Bill (Dollar) pseud. See Diver
Pi.)
Bill Peter’s kid. (Motion picture)
Billposter. (Drama) 13890.
Bill-pester & the soubrette. (Drama)
10966.
Bill runs for office on the girl ticket.
(Drama) 22369.
Billie’s double. (Motion picture)
8690.
Billie’s headache. (Motion picture)
5409.
Billie’s lucky bill. (Motion picture)
5410.
Billie’s mother. (Motion picture)
14204.
Billie’s revenge. (Motion picture)
5411.
Billie’s romance. (Motion picture)
25208.
Billing (P. O.) Phelps Co., Neb., map.
8648.
Billman (J. I.) Western ref. & bond
assn. Living endowment. 933.
Billman (O.C.) Patents investing in.
28335.
Bill’s narrow escape. (Motion pic-
ture) S691.
Bill’s wife. (Motion picture) 8692.
Billy & the blizzard. (Drama) 992.
Billy Smoke. (Motion picture)
32327.
Billy the bandit. (Motion picture)
32328.
Billy’s melodrama. (Motion picture)
Billy’s reformation.
5412.
Billy’s war brides.
8693
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
vo.
Billy’s Waterloo.
14205.
Bilodeau (J. W.) Pract. pencil sharp-
ener for your schl. 1964S.
Bimm (H. L.) Plans of men. 22559.
Bingham (George) Hogwallow news.
PAV aS
Bingham Co., Id., direct. 23882.
(Motion picture)
Binghampton, N. Y., direct. 14652.
Biograph co.:
Alias Jimmie Barton. 5383.
Angel of Piety flat. 5385.
EE eee eee
Biograph co.—Continued.
Battle of truth. 5397.
Beverly of Graustark.
Celeste. S709.
Chain of evidence.
Fish. 27825.
Fit for burning. 8742.
Grip of gold. 5589.
Guilt of Stephen Eldridge.
His white lie. 5628.
Indian. 5649.
Iron will. 5656.
Larrimore case. 8817.
Life chase. 8823*.
Madelain Morel. 5717.
Man who called after dark.
Merry Mary. 11479.
Mystery oi Orcival. 5765.
Natural born gambler. 17019.
Paths that crossed. 8891.
Pique. 5824.
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. 5851.
Smugglers. 5888.
Spring chicken.
Stampede. 8934.
Stronger than
5919.
War of wealth. 5981.
What happened to Peggy.
11356.
a451.
8840.
8933.
woman’s’ will.
5983.
Biological chem. co. Earp-Thomas
(G. H.) Permanent soil fertility.
9439.
Birch (A. G.) Estes Park. 25602.
Bireh (C. E.):
Birch sectional. writing chart.
1506.
Direct. for using the Birch arith.
drill cabinet. 19649.
Penmanship plan bk. 9153.
Birch (04 f.):
Royal road to fortune. 23236.
Royal road to fortune is work.
9154.
Birch (J. H.) jr. Mechanics natl.
bank. Christmas & Fourth of July
club. 24141.
Birch motor college, inc. Course in
driving. repairing & selling automo-
biles. 3314.
Birchard (Ralph) Birch motor col-
lege. inc. Course in driving, repair-
ing & selling automobiles. 3314.
Bird “ EA... KE) America, Ireland,
peace. 19650.
Bird €C: S.)<
Lucky Gulch. 13977.
Petrel, the storm child. 11129.
Bird (H. M.) Rules & regulations,
Amer. Christmas club. 149651.
Bird (Harry) Billie Bunter. 28336.
Bird (W. H.) Message of hope. 3324.
Bird guardian. (Drama) 280.
Bird in hand. (Drama) 27565.
Birds of a feather.
32329.
(Motion picture)
1497
INDEX
. Dt.1, Sea
SS EEE eee
Birds of prey. (Motion picture)
32498.
Birge (©. B.) Progressive music ser.
PANS 18
Birge (M. H.) & sons co. Bk. of
illus. of new patterns of paper hang-
ings. 25603.
Birkes (KE. M.) Vitalize the church
organization. 1507. .
Birmingham (T. M. C.) World peace
under Amer. leadership. 3325.
Birmingham, Mich., map. 2990.
Birrell (C. W.) Penny for your
thought. 3326.
Birth control. (Drama) 13891,
18799.
Birth of a nation’s flag. (Drama)
31652.
Birth of a race photoplay corp. Birth
of a race. 25604.
Birth of character. (Motion picture)
5413.
Birth of the actor. (Drama) 8429.
Birthday of the infanta. (Drama)
2788, 22370, 24907.
Bisbee (Hugene) Muffled alarm.
31916.
Bisbee (J. R.) Baby’s bk. 9155.
Bisbee, Ariz., map. 22678.
Bisbee studio. Bisbee (J. R.) Baby’s
book. 9155.
Bisch (L. E.):
According to measure. 31611.
Stone man. 32050.
Bishop (C..F.) - Nath «rural eredit
corp. Co-operative & community int.
endeavors. 4810.
Bishop (D. L.) Queen Isis.
Bishop’ (E. F.) Timberwolf.
Bishop: (J.. F.):
Bankers direct. & special list of
selected lawyers. 25527.
Bankers register & special list of
selected lawyers. 23158.
Bishop (R. H.) jr. How to keep your
baby well. 14653.
Bishop (S. M. Der-Hagopian-) See
Der-Hagopian-Bishop (S. M.)
Bishop-Babcock-Becker co.:
Eureka water pumps & water sup-
25024.
32073.
ply systems. 6206.
Midwinter morning scream.
23287.
Bishop caleulating recorder co. Sim-
plifying your labor costs. 28337.
Bishopville, S. C., map. 2991.
Bismarck, N. D., direct. 25605.
Bismarck garden. Opening. 14654.
Bison, OKl., map. 321783.
Bisselle (A. M.) Explanation of
method of playing the _ steel
guitar. 14655.
Bit of bent wire. (Motion picture)
32355.
Bit of life. (Drama) 8281.
Bits of byplay. See Hastings (J. S.)
Bitter truth. (Motion picture.)
19182, 22895.
Bittersweet. (Motion picture) 5414,
Bittmer (Franklin) Presidents of the
U.S. 1508.
Bixby (Maynard) Catalogue of Utah
minerals & localities. 19652.
Bixby (R. W.) How to chart your-
self. [ete.] 1509, 1510.
Bjerke (Ejlert) Marmoret som sov.
1108.
Bjorkman (Edwin) Plays. 2913*
3jorkman (Olaf) Demons. 31719.
Blaauw (John) Blaauw (John) adv.
agency. Please do not open. 19653.
Blachert (J. H.) America’s princess.
28338.
Black (EK. C.):
Coriolanus. 24924*
King John. 24967*
King Richard the Second. 16588*
King Richard the Third. 31840*.
Romeo & Juliet. 25032*.
Black (F. 8.) Chicago, Ill, Black’s
blue bk. 28567.
Black (H.) co. Wooltex styles.
9156.
Biack (H. W.) Ready money coupons.
6028.
Biack
28339.
Black (Orlow) War wolves. 2960.
Black & white race. (Drama) 993.
Black Bear, Id., map. 1249.
6207,
(John) Song of Flatbush.
Black butterfly. (Motion picture)
32330.
Black door. (Motion picture) 32492.
Black Friday. (Motion picture)
19120.
Black-list. (Motion picture) 5415.
Black mask. (Drama) 31653.
Black orchid. (Motion picture) 5416.
Black orchids. (Motion picture)
32331.
Black rock wallboard co. How to
apply black rock wallboard. 11820.
Black sheep of the family. (Motion
picture) 25221.
Black silk dress. (Drama) 22371.
Black, the story of a dog. (Motion
picture) 25401.
Blackmail. (Drama) 994.
Blackmailer. (Motion picture) 5417.
Blackman (A. F.):
Feud in Wall street. 1511.
Highways vs. railroads. 28238,
25606.
Rail & steel. 19654.
Blackmore (S. J.) Nurse Hdith
Cavell. 6208.
Blackstone (EH. H.) Home savings
loan & trust co., inc. Three per cent
loan contract. [ete.] 6922, 6923.
1498
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Blackstone holding eo. Blackstone
hotel. Merry Xmas & a happy New
Year. 28340.
Merry Xmas & a
28340.
Blackstone hotel.
happy New Year.
Blackstone institute:
Blackmore (A. W.) How to ex-
amine a title. f[ete.] 9160,
9161.
Bogert (G. G.) How to find the
law. 9170.
Facts & evidence about the Mod-
ern Amer. law course & service.
[ete.] 6209-6215.
Hale (W. G.) Law _ governing
checks. 1883.
Model solutions to Modern Amer.
law problems. [ete.] 1512-
1517, 3327-3339, 28341-28351.
Modern Amer. law guide. 9157.
Shepard (H. N.) Contracts of in-
fants. 4619.
— Hxtraordinary legal rem-
edies. 30953.
Symons (W. L.) How to choose
& protect a trademark. 2584.
aft (W.H.) Law trained Amer.
citizen. 4748.
Tucker (G. F.) How to prepare a
will. 10770.
Wermuth (W. C.) Law trained
man. 8181.
Wyman (Bruce) Liabilities of the
earrier for loss of goods. 10919.
Blackwell (EH. H.) Jew of Malta.
23239.
Blackwell mapping co. Kay Co., Okla.,
Map. 8620.
. Blade _ o’grass. (Motion picture)...
8694.
Blades (lL. B.) Patriot. 31959.
Blaine Co., Mont., map. i4069.
Blair (Anne) 25085.
Blair (J. L):
New process co. Correct dress for
clergymen. [ete.] 30335, 30336.
—Hasy-measure blank. 26786.
Blair (Robert) Outline of credit sys-
tem. 28352.
Blair, Harper & co.
1518
Yellow peril.
Identified seeds.
Blaisdell (A. F.)
la salad. 6216.
Blaisdell (EH. A.):
Mother Goose children. 25607.
Rhyme & story primer. 23240.
Blaisdell (L. F.) Arkansas, map.
— 18962.
Blaisdell (M. F.):
Mother Goose children. 25607.
Rhyme & story primer. 238240.
Blake (Alice) Awakening of Gladys
Clifton. 1519.
Blake (D. G.) Melody bk. 25608.
Cuerpo humano y
Blake (EH. C.) Autobiog. of an impul-
Sive girl. [ete.] 19655, 23241,
23242.
Blake (W. H.):
Authority in bus. 28353.
Bus. is not bus. 19656.
Getting started. 23248.
Nothing succeeds like success.
[ete.] 25609, 25610.
Blake (Winfield) :
Somewhere in Mexico. 22599.
Song seller. 27662.
Those Keystone cops. 18929.
Blakemore (A. W.) How to examine
a title. [etc.] 9160, 9161.
Blakiston’s (P.) sons & ¢o.:
Physician’s visiting list. 283854.
Tower (W. E.) Key to exercises
in the Prin. of physics. 13648.
Blanchard (A. H.):
Economic phases of state high-
way legislation. 6217.
Highway engineer in public life.
Whe
Blanchard .(C. J.) :
McGregor bros. & co. Analyses,
ete. 24121,
— Building material. [etc]
18013-18016.
Pinnacle, Niggerhead and
Purity coal. 20932.
Production of coal. 29982.
Blanchard (RK. C.) Tweeny. 25063.
Blanche - Neige et Rose-Rouge.
(Drama) 28384*.
Bland (J. R.) U.S. fidelity & guar-
anty co. Guaranteed attys. list,
24758.
Blaney (C. 8S):
Her two weeks honeymoon.
13950.
My Irish Cinderella. 31918.
Blasco (Ricardo) Capricho de lag
damas. 31678.
Blast furnace & steel plant. irect.
of executives & operating officials.
23524.
Blatech (H. 8.) It is high time that
civilized woman discipline her bar-
barian sister. 17272.
Blatt (W. M.):
Midnight. 11098.
Movie-land. 25000.
Blaue kiiste. (Drama) 16498.
Blaufox (David) Studies in char-
acter. 27665.
Blaufox (J. D.)
turned. 16718.
When the worm
Blazing love. (Motion picture)
SO he
Blei (Franz) Logik des herzens.
31863.
Bleicher (A.) A. Bleicher, ladies’ and
gents’ tailor, furrier & importer.
14656.
1499
INDEX
pt. 1, 2s, eae
a
Blessed Thomas More. (Drama)
4994,
Blew (O. E.) Amer. corset co. Amer,
queen made-to-order corsets. 6036.
Blighters. (Drama) 22372.
Blighton (F. H.) Woodrow Wilson &
co. 23244,
5418.
(Motion picture)
Blind fury. (Motion picture)
Blind man’s biuff.
14206.
Blind men & the elephant. (Drama)
24930.
Blind wife. (Drama) 18800.
Blindness of love. (Motion picture)
5419,
Bloch (Alexander) Principles &
pract. of violin bowing. 3340.
Bloch (Felix) erben:
Halbe dichter. 8372.
Was werden die leute sagen.
i222.
Blodgett (Ff. L.) Foundation to trom-
bone playing. 11821.
Blodgett (H. A.):
All together in a
14663.
Better save a dollar a
[ete.] 9162-9169.
Bigger, better bus. 1520-1522.
Bus. of getting on in the world.
‘Lete.] 6244-6254.
Confessions of a
[ete.] 11823-11833.
Merchants trust & savings bank.
Attorney & the merchants trust.
[ete.] 574-579.
Will a trust company in-
crease my estate. 4219.
Rock Island savings bank. How
good cause.
week.
spendthrift.
does an exr. differ from an
admr. f[ete.] 738-741.
Blodgett (Harvey) co.:
Across lots to riches. [ete.]
6218-6248.
Are you climbing? f[ete.] 14657-—
14662.
How does an
an admr. or
14558, 14554.
Bus. of getting
[ete.] 6244
Bankers trust co.
exr. differ from
trustee. [ete.]
Blodgett (H. A.)
on in the world.
6254.
Capital natl. bank. Finding the
mutual idea in your bank acct.
25689.
What this bank thinks about
life insur. 23328.
Fargo, N. D. First natl. bank.
If you didn’t need one of these.
26081.
Harvey Blodgett’s bk. for bank-
ers. 3864.
How one bank put more pep in its
Savings depositors. 25611.
In a nutshell. 11822.
Blodgett (Harvey) co.—Continued.
Is a community thrift campaign
needed in your city? 19657.
Oid natl. bank. Little bk. 21469.
Paterson, N. J., First natl. bank.
Solving dad’s problem. 30564.
Well done. 28355.
Bloeser (W. A.) Wakefield & Forest-
ville court apartments. 3341.
Blood love. (Drama) 31654.
Blood money. (Motion _ picture)
32332.
Blood of Rachel. (Drama) 31654*.
Blood will tell. (Drama) 8282,
16499.
Bloodgood (Charles) Echoes. 8329.
Bloodhart (John)
brainstorm. 19658.
Bloodhound. (Motion picture) 32352.
Bloom (J. E.) Normloil co. of N. Y.
Negative liquids. 4860.
Bloom & Bloom. Columbia River
highway, map. 11257.
Bloom & Millman:
Middies of the moment.
28856, 28357.
New Puritan waist
[ete.] 23245, 23246.
Bloomfield, Mich., map. 8592.
Bloomfield, N. J.,-direct. 4258.
Bloomington, Ind., direct. 23247.
Bloomquest (George) :
Barnstormer. 31643.
Mother in her. 5110.
She couldn’t decide.
Blot (Arthur)
lemon. 25041.
Blount (B. H.) Dactylosecopie method
of perfect check protection. 6255.
Bud _ Bright’s
[ete.]
models.
8501.
Six miles from a
Blouse. 28358.
Blow (Mark) She smiled. 8502.
Blow your horn. (Motion picture)
14311, 25309.
Blower (G. C.) Cromwell memory
inst. Course in memory training.
3524,. 9347.
Blue blood & red. (Motion: picture)
8695.
Blue blood but black skin. (Motion
picture) 5420.
Blue bk. credit co. Blue bk. credit
ref f72is.
Blue bk. of Brookline. 3342.
Blue bk. of Cambridge. 78.
Blue bk. of Newton. 6256. :
Blue bk. of optometrists & opticians.
23248.
Blue bk. of Roland Park. 6257.
Blue bk. of Winchester. 14664.
Blue Earth Co., Minn., direct. 12838.
Blue envelope mystery. (Motion pic-
ture) 25222.
Blue Point, N. Y., map. . 32174.
Blue print. 14665.
Blue sphere. (Drama) 5146*.
1500
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Bluebeard. (Drama) 10967, 27580*,
al752**,
Bluebird photoplays, ine. :
Behind the lines. 19116.
Bettina loved a soldier,
Black orchids. 32381.
Bobbie of the ballet. 11359.
Broken fetters. 14209.
Bugler of Algiers. 27786.
Chalice of sorrow. 22845.
Crippled hand. 8717.
Eagle’s wings. 27809.
Elusive Isabel. 8737.
End of the rainbow. 25248.
Evil women do. 22876.
Eye of God. 113894.
Rirt. ~ 5538.
Gay Lord Waring. 8751.
Gilded spider. 8753.
Girl of Lost Lake. 19172.
Gloriana. 25262.
God’s crucible. 32376.
Grasp of greed. 14265.
Great problem. 8765.
Honor of Mary Blake. 32395.
John Needham’s double. 5666.
Little Eve Edgarton. 19234.
Love girl. 14304.
Love never dies. 25296.
Love’s lariat. 17001.
Measure of aman. 27890.
Naked hearts. 11491.
Price of silence. 32511.
Right to be happy. 32522.
Saving the family name. . 19290.
Secret of the swamp. 17055.
Shoes. 14867.
Sign of the poppy. 27942.
Silent battle. 143868.
Social buccaneer. 23019.
Son of the immortals. 11542.
Stranger from somewhere. 27947.
Strength of the weak. 5916.
Tangled hearts. 5925.
16901.
Three godfathers. 143883.
Unattainable. 19327.
Wanted—a home. 23046.
Yaqui. 6069.
Bluefield, W. Va., direct. 25612.
Bliithgen (Clara) Schlésser im
monde. 28359.
Bluff. (Drama) 18892.
Bluffton, O., map. 11242.
Blum (Anthony) Science of success-
ful investment in mines. 14666.
Blum (Gustav):
Awakening of Narradin. 22360.
Once upon a time. 11118.
Unwelcome guest. -25066.
Blum (M. L.) For entries of maps
by M. L. Blum, see this index under
names of places.
Blumensohn (H. J.)
8426, 27638.
Mosquitoes.
Blumenthal (B.) & eco. Presidential
button ballot. 17274.
Blumenthal (Oscar) Halbe dichter.
8372.
Blum’s farmer’s & planter’s almanac.
28360.
Blye (H. C.) Middle Atlantic States,
map. 14125.
Boals (Marbury) Story that blew up.
19659.
Boarding house ham. (Motion pic-
ture) 11358.
Boarding house lady. (Drama)
31655.
Boardman (Mrs. L. C.) Amer. wom-
an’s league for self-defense. Amer.
woman’s league for _ self-defense.
6058.
Boas (F. 8.) Tempest. 32062*.
Boas (H. A.) Feast of Bacchus.
31760.
Boas: * GE» sB.) Madonna Dianora.
2883.
Boatswain’s mate. (Drama) 995.
Bobbie at the sea shore. (Drama)
18893.
Bobbie in birdland. (Drama) 16500.
Bobbie of the ballet.
turey 7isbe
Bobbs-Merrill co.:
Adams (Estella)
17112.
Cumulative Ind. digest & notes to
stat. 14889, 28705.
Cumulative Ky. digest & notes to
stat. 14890, 28706.
Cumulative Okl. digest & notes to
stat. 14891, 28707.
Fran. 18833.
Fruit of toil.
Hate breeders.
Romantie Ind.
(Motion pic-
Pioneer life.
24944*,
8374.
25032.
Bobby Bumps & his goatmobile. (Mo-
tion picture) 11360.
Bobby Bumps & the stork. (Motion
picture) 22838.
Bobby Bumps at the circus. (Motion
picture) 27780.
Bobby Bumps detective story. (Mo-
tion picture) 16902.
Bobby Bumps, fly swatter. (Motion
picture) 14207.
Bobby Bumps goes fishing. (Motion
picture) 11361.
Bobby Bumps helps out a book agent.
(Motion picture) 32333.
Bobby Bumps loses his pup.
picture) 19121.
(Motion
Bobby Bumps queers the choir. (Mo-
tion picture) 25223. :
Bobby Bumps starts a lodge. (Mo-
tion picture) 22834.
Bobby’s Mabel. (Drama) 31656.
Bob’s’ blooming bunk. (Drama)
10968.
1501
INDEX
pt. 5, ns, vis
a “ee eee
Bocage (C. W.)
La., map. 11332.
Bochert (C. G.) Unpublished. 27675.
Bodansky (Rob.):
Auf befehl der herzogin. 22359.
Auf befehl der kaiserin! 16492.
Rund um die liebe. 8486, 11155.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 25076.
Bode (J. C. P.) Is there a God.
14667.
Bodemer (C. A.) Budhakins co.
Rules & key for the game of Bud-
hakins. 9209.
Bodmer (R. J.)
Terrebonne Parish,
World’s greatest bat-
tle. 28361.
Bohlau (Heiene) Gewiirzige hund.
6258.
Boetcker (W. J. H.)
fete.] 25613-25625.
Bogert (G. G.) How to find the law.
9170.
Bogey man.
Be practical.
(Drama) 16501.
Bogner (L. W.) Leap yr. matrimo-
nial bur. 1096.
Bogue (J. C.) How to get, to keep,
to stay well. 25626.
Bohannon (G. L. M.) Passing of the
church & coming of the kingdom.
9171.
Bohannon (W. C.) Preparedness:
who made God. 79.
Boheme. (Motion picture) 14397.
Boice. (H. K.) Bigger, better bus.
1466S.
Boies (W.J.) Boies bank news letter
service. 1523.
Boissevain (I. M.):
New woman as a wife. 19660.
Why a nation at war is no
stronger thanits women. 11834.
Bokern (B. H. von) See Von Bokern
(B. H.)
Bokoshe, Okl., map. 11243.
Bold bad breeze. (Motion picture)
16903.
Bold bad burglar.
5421.
Bolen (C. W.):
Common cause. Why the laborer
should oppose prohibition. 171.
Workingman & prohibition. 23249.
Bolgiano (J.) & son. Bolgiano’s seed
catalogue. 80.
Boll (C. 8S.) Perry, Ia., First natl.
bank. Landis Christmas savings
club. 30593.
Bolles (C. L.):
Co-operative assn. of gasoline en-
gineers of the U. S. A. Pros-
pectus. 23407.
Real Jew. 5165.
Teddy. 5196.
Bolling (Bertha)
3348, 3344.
(Motion picture)
Message. _[etc.]
Bollinger (Conrad)
tion in U. S. 23250.
Bolmar (Lydia) Art in dress. 9172.
Cotton produc-
Bolt (H. B.) Awakening. 11835.
Bolte (W. F.) Tri-state stamp vend-
ing co. Selling U.S. postage stamps.
13649.
Bolted door. (Drama) 31657.
Bolton (Guy):
Have a heart. 13945.
Hit-the-trail Holliday. 11049.
Polly with a past. 8471.
Bolton (Jess) How to ship. 7896.
Bombast & platitudes. (Drama)
5212.
Bombs & banknotes. (Motion picture)
32334.
Bommer bros. Bommer spring hinges.
11836.
Bon vivants. (Drama) 10969.
Bonadies (Nick) Nobody’s_ child.
16637.
Bond a osiah ) Twelve sonnets.
19
Bond sey tay Back home. 18795.
Bond (W. T.) Redemptorist calen-
dar of holy and beautiful thoughts.
30713.
Bond & the free. (Drama) 4995.
Bond of blood. (Motion picture)
16904.
Bond of earth. (Drama) 140467.
Bond topics. 9173.
Bond within. (Motion picture) 5422,
Bondman. (Motion picture) 5423.
Bonds of interest.. (Drama) 996.
Bondwomen. (Motion picture) 5424,
Bone (R. O.) Atlas oil co. List of
lubricating oils. 11684.
Bonelli (D. W.) Queen of the roses.
14347.
Bones (H. W.)
tales. 11837.
Bonheur volant.
Bonnell (F. E.)
farm. 16722.
Bonnell (H. E.) Last trick. 24970.
Bonner Co., Id., direct. 29744.
Bonnet-Brown sales service:
Furniture syndicate service. 3345,
3346, 6259, 11838, 14670, 19662,
Peter Rabbit & other
(Drama) 16502.
Why boys leave the
19663.
Men’s syndicate service. 1524,
3347, 3348, 6260, 6261, 9174,
11839, 11840, 14671, 14672,
19664-19667.
Newspaper service. 3349, 3350,
6263, 11841, 14678, 19668, 19669.
Syndicate service. 238251, 28362,
Women’s syndicate service. 1525,
3351, 3352, 6264, 6265, 9175,
11842, 118438, 14674, 14675,
19670-19673.
Bonneville Co., Id., direct. 23882.
1502
nos, 1-12, 1916
,
&s Bonnie’s Christmas eve.
24991,
Bonnin (Gertrude)
oi
y
ha
(Drama)
Indian’s awaken-
ing. 6265.
' Bonus (D. H.) Bonus system of mu-
; * sieal educa. 25627.
' Boob. (Drama) 997.
- Boob’s victory. (Motion picture)
5425.
Book agent. (Drama) 31658.
Book agent’s romance. (Motion pic-
ture) 5426.
Booklover’s contest co., inc.:
Bk. titles. [ete.] 9176, 9177.
Booklovers picturegame. 11844.
Cleveland leaders off. booklover’s
picturegame cat. 6266.
Farm jour. Alphabetical
titles & reply bk. 17607.
Farming bus. Off. home picture
game cat. [ete.] 17609, 17610.
New Orleans item’s off. Book-
lover’s picturegame cat. 14676.
Oakiand tribune. Booklovers’ pic-
turegame. 21456.
Oakland tribune’s off. booklovers’
picturegame cat. & reply Dk.
19674.
Rub the lamp. 1526.
Syracuse herald. Booklovers’ pic-
turgame. 21996.
Syracuse herald’s off. book-
lovers’ picturegame cat. 18570.
Booklovers sales co., ine.:
Bible picture query. 28365.
Christian herald Bible-picture con-
test reply bk. 81.
Start now. 1527.
Bookstein (Abrahm)
schelman. 31780.
Bookwalter-Ball ptg. co.
buck. 11845.
Boomerang. (Motion picture) 25224.
Boone (J. F.) Philosophy of the cre-
ation of the earth. 28366.
Boone, Ia., map. 16753.
Boonton, N. J., map. 16754.
Booraem (J. F.) Detailed specifica-
tions. 19675.
list of
General Ger-
Passing the
Boore (EH. B.) Buffalo fire dept.
Dauntless club. Statistics of fire
depts. 25671.
Boosey & co. Critic. 1016.
Booster. (Drama) 16503.
Booster club Chautauquas. Boosters
6267.
Boot & shoe recorder pub. co. Shoe &
leather lexicon. 19676.
Bootery. See Wolfelt (C. H.) @o.,
~ The Bootery.
Booth (H. W.) ‘Temperance vs. pro-
hibition. 11846.
Booth (Hilliard):
Camp Keep-off. 1001.
INDEX
Booth (Hilliard )—Continued.
Pack. 8452.
Tear-squeezer. 8527.
Booth (J. H.) Better man. 4992.
Booth (M.E.) Mlle. Georgette. 31874.
Booth (QO. M.):
Girl. 18935.
Man’s way. 13981.
Borckenhagen (Oskar).
perdi. 16651.
Bordeaux (Henry) Derniers jours du
Fort de Vaux. 28367.
Borden (Abram) Elec. resuscitation
chart. 6268.
Prinzess
Border line. (Motion picture) 27781.
Borderland auto supply co. Motor car
supplies. 23252.
Bordoni (Irene) Her husband.
31802.
Borgerhofe (J. L.) He conquered
France but slowly. 14677.
Borland (O. W.) Lamentable tragedy
of McLizzie. 31846.
Born in sin. (Drama) 31659.
Born of the people.
5427.
Borneecque (Henri) Moliére.
Bornscheuer (Ernest):
Auto tires co. Non-skid list of
standard make guaranteed tires.
(Motion picture)
9178.
14521.
Tire list co. Non-skid list of
standard make guaranteed
tires. 13624.
14678.
See Yon Borries
Boro chem. co. Your throat.
Borries (E. O. von)
(EK. O.)
Borrowed plumes. (Motion picture)
5428, 23033.
Borrowed sunshine. (Motion picture)
25225.
Borrowers’ day. (Drama) 31660.
Borrowing trouble. (Motion picture)
14208.
Borton (J. O.) One of these days.
3353.
Borton & Borton. Borton’s pocket
manual of Cleveland securities.
23253.
Boschen (H. C.) Face this fact om
your feet. 28368.
Boss (J. C.) co. Criginal Boss system
unit-control, ten hr. dryer. 6269.
Boss (Drama) 18801, 27566.
Boss nut co. Boss lock nut. 14679.
Boss tool mfg. co. Boss miter tool
guide. 17275.
Bosshard (R. E.) Test of the ballot.
8528.
Bostock (C. W.) Melodyland. 5101,
8418.
Bostock (J. G.):
Electrician’s new asst. 138925.
Right key, but the wrong flat.
32004.
1503
INDEX
Boston, Mass.:
Boston register & bus. direct.
3354.
Direct. 6270, 17276, 17277.
Greater Boston bldg. trades di-
rect. 23254.
Map. 1250, 16755, 18968, 25098.
Boston American:
Burger (KE. G.) Emily Burger
makes public My own story.
1556.
McQuaid (EK. A.) Mohr attempted
for six yrs. to ruin minister.
PPA @ ;
Boston convention bureau of the Bos-
ton chamber of commerce. Boston,
Mass., map. 25098.
Boston evening record. Kerrigan (A.
E.) Gov. McCall does not desire
Col. Roosevelt for G. O. P. nomina-
tion. 9991.
Boston, First natl. bank. Wealth of
Amer. 1528, 6271, 11847, 23255.
Boston gear works. Worm gears.
11848.
Boston music ¢o.:
Announcement. 28369.
Bks. for the music apprentice.
11849.
Coulson (Elizabeth) Guide for be-
ginners in piano playing. 14878.
Groton schl. sing-song bk. 15199.
Boston mutual life insur. co. New
Boston light. 19677.
Boston piano & music co., ine.:
Instr. & suggestions to retailers.
19678.
Sales talk on our automatic bus.
bldg. campaign. 23256.
Boston suburban bk. co.:
Blue bk. of Brookline. 3342.
Cambridge. 78.
Newton. 6256.
North Shore. 18228.
South Shore. 18500.
— Winchester. 14664.
Boston tea party. (Drama).
Boston transcript ¢o.:
Braithwaite (W. S.) William
Shakspeare in the golden ca-
dence of poesie. 9185.
Goldberg (Isaac) Amazon of fic-
tion in Brazil. 26121.
Impressions of the war. 23738.
Carrying on the torch of Haw-
thorne, ete. 23832.
Boston traveler. Pratt (A. D.) Mary
Jane’s cook bk. 24417. .
Boston univ. calendar. 1529.
Boston univ. law schl. assn. Dinner in
honor of Robert M. Morse. 9179.
Boston univ. women graduates’ club.
Boston univ. ealendar. 1529.
Boston varnish co. Here’s the pig
1916-17 ed. 19679.
8327**.
a
pt. 1,0. s., v.13
Boswell, Okl., map. 11244, .
Boswell, Pa., map. 16756. .
Boteler (M. M.) Conversion of Brian —
O’Dillon. 82.
Both (W. C.):
Meyer-Both co. Extra _ special ©
sheet. 7334.
Hit the trail. [ete.] 30100-
30135.
Movie man offers quick cash
for slow merchandise. 15729.
Sheet. 2233, 4232, 4233, 7347,
10194, 10195, 12900, 12901,
15735, 18066, 21069-21072, 24161,
26702-26705.
Botschafterin Leni. (Drama) 16504.
Bottled bugs. (Drama) 27567.
Bottomley (Gordon) King Lear’s
wife. 24967**.
Botume (J. F.) Voice production to-
day. 28370.
Boucicault (Dion) Shaughraun.
22662 (1).
Boudoir brandy. (Drama) 13894.
Bought. (Drama) 24908.
Bought. (Motion picture) 5429.
Bought & paid for. (Drama) 223738.
Bought & paid for.
27782.
Boughton (W. A.):
Grotesque gods.
Miracle. 8424.
Boughton & co. Money message of a
thousand words. 28371.
Boughton-Robbins eco. Nothing like
Montana. 17278.
Boulder Co., Col., direct. 6272.
Bound Brook, N. J., map. 11245.
(Motion picture)
8368.
Bounties of the kingdom. (Drama)
998, 10970.
Bourget (Paul) 7érité délivre.
16702.
Bourn (Nica Lund-) See Lund-Bourn
(Nica )
Boursé, pseud. See Babize (A. C.)
Boutelle (M. J.) Bridge majestie.
28372.
Boutet (Frédéric) Expérience. 16541.
Borve.-( 2. “e4 Unrepealed law.
11209.
Bouvier (A. L.) Houlé (Romeo) 11
mois dans les tranchées. 15341.
Bovee (J. A.) Denver mt. parks se-
curities co. Contract & bond for
deed. 25845.
Bovill, Id., map. 18969.
Bowen (B. F.) & co, Michigan, map.
25141.
Bower (C. F.) Printing ink situa-
tion. 19680.
Bower (H. A.) Course of instruction
by mail for xylophone. 83.
Bower (Mary) Some remarkable new
proofs that music cures disease.
9180.
1504
s
|
Bower (R. L.) Northwestern of Mil- |
i:
INDEX
Phos. 1-12, 1916
waukee. Ser. of 25 insur. cards.
21425.
‘ Bowers (FE. F.):
* Detecting tuberculosis with colored
lights. [ete.] 19681, 19682.
Hating for health & efficiency.
[ete.] 17279, 17280.
Just why are we sad in the au-
huMmin. “2ozZo0:
What about your eyes. 28378.
What bad teeth do to good health.
62738.
Worry, the 8th cardinal sin &
how to banish it. 14680.
Bowers (S. P.) Wills, descents &
distribution of property. 23258.
Bowers (T. M.):
Bigger, better bus. 84.
Harmony cafeteria. To-day &
every day of the new yr. 3809.
' Bowers (T. M.) adv. agency:
Bismarck garden. Opening.
14654.
Harmony cafeteria. Eat the har-
mony way. 362.
Hotel Bismarck. Coolest spot in
Chicago. 20540.
Bowes (C. L.) Home store bargains.
6274.
Bowker (Frank) Ashby Four Cor-
ners. 24898.
Bowker (W. J.) Teachers’ univ. of
commerce. Athenaeum ann. 27325.
Bowling (R. HH.) Sanctification.
25628.
Bowman (HK. W.) Our dander’s up at
last. 14681.
Bowman (Le Roy):
Anne wants to marry rich, love |
finds love. 4985.
Bill runs for office on the girl
ticket. 22369.
Love of Martha Ann for a cow-
man. 5088.
Bowman (Willard):
Glance ahead. 31786.
Miles Murray. 21890.
Tom & Jerry. 27671.
Bowman, Cost & co.:
Brookmire economic service of
N. Y. Fifteen-yr. record of 20
standard Amer. rr. bonds. 6295.
25 reasons why. 6275.
Bowser (S. F.) & co., ine.:
Murray (lL. P.) Dry cleaning
hints. 30234.
Suggestive sales arguments.
28374.
Boxford, Mass., direct. 17578.
Boxing. 14682.
Boy from the gilded Hast.
picture) 19122.
Boy martyr of the blessed sacrament.
(Drama) 31661.
(Motion
Boyd CCosih)
Boy scout hero. (Drama) 31662.
Boy scouts of America. Boy scout
membership certificate. 25629.
Boy, the girl & the auto.
ture) 5480.
Boy wanted. (Drama)
Boyce (W.D.) co.:
Ardmore (Victor)
(Motion pic-
aiglisia:
Mazeppa of
the sea. 11676.
Bateman (EK. W.) Eagle’s brood.
11766.
Breeder (A. W.) ‘Tex. and Mex.
11858.
Estee (RP. G.) Film imposter.
12167.
Gregory (J. M.) Colin Cole’s
million. 12319.
Harbaugh (TT. C:) Jewels of
Jezebel. 12346.
Haskell (H. E.) Hunting the red
gown. 12372.
Herzog (Maximilian) Foot &
mouth disease. [ete.] 6894,
6895.
James (Marquis) Their lost
prince. 12542.
Judson (Jack) Black Horse Ben.
[ete.] 12592, 12593.
Keeler (H. 8.) Flyer hold up.
fete.] » 12614612612.
Knowles (Irederic) My friend
Alton. 12674.
Liebe (C. H.) Beatrice YFarn-
ham’s rescue. 12754.
Lisenbee (Will) At Barclay
house. 12762.
Lone scouts of America. Second
or woodcraft degree. 15628.
Mackie (Clarissa) Edgewater’s
secret. 12820.
Manning (W. H.) Strong Jacob
of Eden. 12842,
Merrill (Milford) Glen the boy
pilot. f[ete.] 12882, 12883.
Michener (C. K.) Poppy girl.
12905.
Rathborne (St. George) Get
there club. 13262.
Ray (Mason) His strange task.
[ete.] 13265, 13266.
Saunier (B. 8.) Scorched girl-
moths. 13381.
Thacher (Lloyd) Movie detec-
tive. 138596.
Wight (EH. H.) How one woman
loved. f[ete.] 18818, 138819.
Young (KH. A.) Danger line.
13859.
Boyeott. (Drama) 22874.
Boyd (A. 8.) World’s greatest gift.
1580.
Phoenix, Ariz., map.
32265, 32266.
Boyd (D. K.)
& garage.
Pictorial review house
283795.
INDEX
Boyd (E. S. W.) Elite list, Washing-
tons. S637.
Boyd (H. A.) Little wonder mfg. co.
Why not operate a wholesale mfg.
bus. 4160.
Boyd (Hutcheson):
Everywoman’s experience. 31750.
It might happen to you. 5068.
Savage. 11156.
Tidal wave. 22623.
Boyd (J. R..M.) Farmers’ alfalfa
guide. 28376.
Boyd (Us Be)
3355-3357.
Boyd (W.E.) Boyd’s Syracuse stand-
ard st. & trolley guide. 25630.
Boyd (W. H.) co.:
Harrisburg & Steelton, Pa., direct.
12365.
Norristown, Bridgeport & Potts-
town, Pa., direct. 18226.
Reading, Pa., direct. 10493.
Williamsport, Pa., direct. 164387.
Christ is risen. [etc.]
Boyd’s city dispatch, gen. price list. |
[ete.] 19683, 19684.
Boyd’s main line direct. 23259.
Boyd’s street guide of Philadelphia.
3358, 28377.
a:
Boydston (HE. We're marching
down to Mexico. 14683.
Boylan (G. T.) New England schl.
for stammerers. Prospectus. 4313.
Boylan (W. A.) City ariths. 6276.
Boyle (A. 8.) ¢co.:
Oxidation the great destroyer of
automobile finish. 6282.
Pratt (D. S.) Tech. of automo-
bile finish. 76783.
Boyle (E. G.) Iam the world’s great-
est benefactor. 11850.
Boyle (John) & co., inc. Catalogue.
17281.
Boynton (E. F.) Girl’s commence-
ment. 9181.
Boynton (H. A.) Dove-colored twins.
28378.
Boy’s essay on boys. (Drama) 31663.
Bozell (W. H.) Aecctg. system. 14684.
Bozeman, Mont., direct. 19685.
Bracco (Roberto) Little saint. 31861.
Bracegirdle. (Drama) 27568.
Braceland (J. H.) Old goods made
new. 6283.
Brackett (KE. G.)
Bradbury (H. B.)
psychol. 25681.
Bradbury, Agnew & co., ltd. Punch.
714, 2388, 4483, 7681, 10474, 138251,
16019, 18312, 21593, 24428, 26996,
30679.
Braddock (Gordon) Rex Kingdom be-
hind the bat. 17282.
Brade (R. H.):
Destruction of a Fokker.
Fight at St. Eloi. 14248.
Rheumatism. 85.
Lessons in applied
14223.
pt. I, 0. &., v.13
Brade (R. H.)—Continued.
Home on leave. 19207.
Mining activity on the British
front. 19245.
Observing for our heavy guns.
14323.
Official pictures of the British
army in France. 5776.
Scenes in & around British head-
quarters. 14360.
With Britain’s monster guns in
action. 19347.
Work of the army veterinary
corps at the front. 14415.
Bradford (lL. C.) Dark journey.
11851.
Bradford (W. A.) Bradford’s combi-
nation price bk. 28379.
Bradley (A. M.) Mona Lisa. 16625.
Bradley (Alice) Sunkist recipes.
28380.
Bradley (C. A.) Physicians’ & den-
tists’ guide. Plan of operation. 4454.
Bradley (J. F.) At the mask-ball.
27560.
Bradley (M. F.) Down in Ga. 8327.
Bradley (Milton) co.:
Allen (A. E.) Three neighbors &
other stories. 25423.
Bailey (C. 8.) For the children’s
hour. 28181.
Catalog. [ete.] 9182, 9183.
-Dennis (C. G.) Bradley’s straight
line picture cut-outs. 19986,
28779.
Newcombe (W. A.) Constructive
figure drawing. 30399.
Soper (M. B.) Picture bidg. with
cut outs. 31054.
Van Cleve (Cecilia) Folk dances
for young people. 24770.
World, map. 25194.
Bradley & Metcalf co. Special selling
manual. 3359.
Bradstreet co. Bradstreet’s bk. of
commer. ratings of bankers, mer-
chants, mfrs., ete. 3360, 3361, 6284,
6285, 14685, 14686, 23260-23263,
28381.
Brady .(G. E.)
14042*.
Brady (J. E.):
Cell intelligence cause of evolu-
tion. 19686.
Eyes of the law. 31752.
It is the law. 24962.
Shakspere festival.
Law forbids. 31851.
Brady (M. J.):
Fifth reader. 6618.
6619.
28892.
Bought & paid for.
Fourth reader.
Sixth reader.
Brady (W. A.)
27782.
Brady, Tex., map. 32175.
Brady of central office.
10971.
(Drama)
1506
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Bragdon, Lord. & Nagle co.:
Amer. direct. of the hoisery & knit
goods mfrs. 17132.
Off. Amer. textile direct. 13145.
Brahmin, the tiger, & the six judges.
(Drama) 249380.
Brains plus. (Drama) 2789.
Braintree, Mass., direct. 9184.
Braithwaite (W. 8.) William Shaks-
peare in the golden cadence of
poesie. 9185.
Braithwaite - Weinberg co.
mated roofing co.
Amalga-
In-lade asphalt
Brattleboro, Vt., direct. 17283.
Bratton (S.C.) Gag vs. electric cook-
ing. 283885.
Braun (W. T.) Concordia Parish,
La., map. 25106.
Braun & Schneider.
1796, 6698, 29062.
Fliegende blitter.
Brave deed by brave men. (Drama)
8327**,
Braving blazes. (Motion picture)
32335.
Brawley, Cal., map. 32176.
Braxton Co., W. Va., map. 27692.
roofing. 6030. : : ee :
Brammer (James) From daylight to a (L. E.) Sterling (George) Lilies:
darkness. 283838. of stone. 13538.
Brammer (Julius): Bray studios, ine.:
Fiirstenliebe. 31779. Al Falfa’s scientific dairy. 8675.
Schéne Schwedin. 11157, 25036. Bobby Bumps & his goatmobile.
Bramwell (E. H.) Original mail 11360.
order course on chem. oil painting. Bobby Bumps & the stork. 22833.
11852. : Bobby Bumps at the circus.
Bramwell (John) Wise girl. 11230. 27780.
Brand. (Drama) 24908*. Bobby Bumps detective story.
Brand of Cain. (Motion picture) 16902.
27783. Bobby Bumps, fly swatter. 14207.
Brand of cowardice. (Motion picture) Bobby Bumps goes fishing. 11361.
25226. Bobby Bumps helps out a book
Brand of Satan. (Motion picture) agent. 32333.
19139. Bobby Bumps loses his pup.
Branded as a thief. (Motion picture) 19121.
8909. Bobby Bumps queers the choir.
Brandenburg (Albrecht Maerker-) 25223.
See Maerker-Brandenburg (AI- Bobby Bumps starts a_ lodge.
brecht) 22834.
Brandes (C.) ine. Brandes wireless Colonel Heeza Liar & the bandits.
receivers. 256382. 14217.
Brandon (J. R.) Health without Colonel Heeza Liar captures Villa.
drugs. 28384. 14218.
Brandt (C. E.) Monkey & the doctor. a eo eage Liar gets married.
22516. Rave Sale
Col. Heeza Liar, hobo. 27798.
Brandt (H. A.) Widowed earth. Col. Heeza Liar plays Hamlet.
32142. 19126
Brandt (Johannes) Wenn nicht der Colonel Heeza Liar wins the pen-
Johann war. 8564. nant. 8715.
Brandt (R. V. von) See Von Brandt Col. Heeza Liar’s bachelor quar-
(R. V.) ters. 22850.
Brandt cashier co. He never saw a Colonel Heeza Liar’s courtship.
Brandt automatic cashier. 3362. 16917.
Branham (J. M.) co. N. Y. advertis- Farmer Al Falfa’s blind pig.
ing men’s telep. index. 6286. 32366.
Branka. (Drama) 31664. Farmer Al Falfa’s egg-citement.
Brannew adv. service. Brannew, it 19166.
has ans. the call. 9186. Farmer Al Falfa’s tentless circus.
Branscombe’s pal. (Motion picture) 14241.
16905. Farmer Al Falfa’s wolf hound.
Bransom (G. R.) Psychol. of loss ad- 22879.
justments. 9187. Farmer Alfalfa sees New York.
Brantley, Draughon bus. college. Ed- 25253.
ucate for bus. 6287. Farmer Alfalfa’s prune planta-
Brate (H. R.) sec. Natl. gas engine tion. 27820.
assn. N. G. E. A. data sheets, 629, Farmer Alfalfa’s revenge. 19167.
4301. Farmer Alfalfa’s watermelon
Braten (A. A.) Braten’s. Get a sav- patch. 169386.
ings bank acct. free. 6288. Greenland’s icy mountains. 27835.
1507
INDEX
Bray studios, ine.—Continued.
In Lunyland. 19211.
Jack the giant killer. 32415.
Kid Casey, the champion. 14297.
Miss Nanny Goat on the rampage.
11482.
©. U. Rooster. 22961.
Perey, brains he has nix.
Police dog in the park.
Stone-age roost robber.
What happened to Willie.
Vild and woolly West.
Brayden (W. H.):
Arraign Casement in a police ct.
32489.
11517.
8939.
32577.
17091.
on treason charge. Lete. ]
11853-11857.
Home rule. [ete.] 25633-25635.
Ireland has a pig problem. 28386.
Ireland will fight drafting for
army. [ete.]. 23264, 23265.
Irish approve Grey’s ideals. [ete.]
9188, 9189.
Irish pay big war taxes. [etc.]
19687-19691.
Brazil, map. 22679.
Bread. (Drama) ~ 999. ;
Breaker. (Motion picture) 27784.
Breaking into society. (Motion pic-
ture) 238034.
Breakspear (Angie):
H. H.—U. 8S. A. 31798.
Orange blossoms. 31945.
Refined seandal. 18906.
Tragedy of fat. 11198.
Turn in at night. 32093.
Breckenridge, Mo., map. 16757.
Breckinridge (Henry) Preparedness.
9190. -
Bredschneider (Willy):
Extrablitter! 8342, 11012.
Wenn zwei hochzeit machen.
25075.
Breed (A. A.)
build success within himself.
Breed (J. E.):
Everycreditman.
Friend salesman.
How a salesman may
86.
5034, 11010.
27588.
Breed (L. M.) Food values. 25636.
Breed pub. co.:
Middletown, N. Y., direct. 24162.
Peekskill, N. Y., direct. 26962.
, Breeden (A. W.) Tex. & Mex. 11858.
Breeze (Rita) Zuniana. 11235.
Breitkopf & Hirtel. Faust. 22420*.
Bremen, O., map. 2992.
Bremner (B. I.):
Hut in the forest (lovelight)
2859.
Juan. 22466.
Nurse. 8439.
Brenan (T. E.)
Crescent city savings !
bank. Industrial savings certificate. |
1630.
1
J
et
y
Brenard mfg. co.:
Art poster stamp system.
9191-9194.
Loyaity to the bus. & its reward.
6289.
Outside competition. [ete.] 11859,
11860. e
Brenholts (F. M.) Amer. forest clubs.
28387.
Breniser (R. D.):
Confidential instr. on the list com-
piling bus. 9195.
Fairy godmother. 11861.
Mail order man yearly
6290.
Brennan (John)
10964.
Brennen (R. J.)
from Brennen’s poems,
Brennon o’ the moor.
ture) 19123.
Brenon (Herbert)
brides. 27974.
Brentano’s:
Shaw (G. B.)
govt. 21800.
Woman on her own.
16729.
Brereton (S. A.)
[ete. ]
budget.
Before the wedding.
First selections
87.
(Motion pic-
film corp. War
Introd. to Internatl.
14063*,
Will you ans. this
prayer. 11862.
Bresnahan (R. F.) Ten group sys-
tem. 19692.
Bret (Tom) pseud. See Barrett
(tT: AY
Breton (—) Guitarra del amor,
31792.
Breton (Cecile) pseud. See Seat
(CO. ea
Brevard, N. C., map. 27693.
Brewer (J. H.) Order of prepared-
ness of the U. S. of America. Boys
& girls of preparedness. [ete.]
30526-30528.
Brewer. (Drama) 22375.
Brewers’ hand bk. & buyers’ guide.
15381. 4 aay
Brewster (S. V. B.) Look out!
Bribe. (Drama) 4996.
Brick & clay record. Zorn (E. G.)
2881.
Hollow tile silo. [ete.] 16468,
16469.
Brick top. (Motion picture) 22835.
Brickenstein (M. 8S.) Masks. 31886.
Bricker (G. A.):
Beef. [ete.] 15382-1537.
Soil fertility. [ete.] 9196, 9197.
Bridal. (Drama) §8278*.
Bridal crown. (Drama) 2913*.
Bride & groom. (Drama) 10972.
Bride from home. (Drama) 25021.
Bride of an Aztec god. (Drama)
1200.
Bride of Brittany.
Bride’s secret. (Drama)
(Drama) 10973.
16505. —
0S
pt. 1,/ne &; VS
oo 7 on
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Bridesmaid’s secret. (Motion picture)
5431.
Bridgeport, Conn., direct. 19694.
Bridgeport, Conn., map. 22680.
Bridgeport, Okl., map. 27694.
Bridgeport, Pa., direct. 18226.
Bridger, Mont., map. 25099.
Bridget’s blunder. (Motion picture)
meet.
Bridgewaters, Mass., direct.
Bridgham (G. R.):
At the sign of the shooting star.
8271.
Brown-eyed Betty.
Girl up-stairs. 1062.
House by the side of the road.
5060.
Katy did. 22474.
Plays in pinafores. 581970.
Bridgman (KE. C.) Murphy (Ef. L.)
Popular food chart. 26754.
Bridgman (O. D.) Preparedness in
the home. 14687.
Bridgman nursery co.
strawberry & other
plants. 1538, 1539.
Brieux (EKugéne) :
Red robe. 16664.
Woman on her own. 14063*, 16729.
Brigadier Gerard. (Motion picture).
23279.
31666.
small fruit
5482.
Briggs (C. de M.) Onea day. 31941.
Briggs (F. M.) Meat substitutes.
6291.
Briggs (H. P.) Booster. 16503.
Briggs (T. H.) Reading-literature.
869.
Briggs (W. H.):
Behold thy wife. 988.
Chew chew. 165138.
meenam (A. P:) Geog. of N. Y.
23266.
Brighouse (Harold):
Garside’s career. 27591.
Hobson’s choice. 11049*.
Zach. 27683.
Bright (C. H.) Refuge of lies. 9198.
Bright lights. (Motion picture)
54338, 22836.
Bright side of life. (Drama) 223876.
Brilliant (A. MW.)
32136.
Brill bros. Your chauffeur & what he
Whirpool maker.
should wear. 6292.
Brillo de los. caireles. (Drama).
18895.
Brin (P. C.) Elite instruction bk.
6293.
Bringing up father. (Drama). 4997.
Bringing up father. (Motion picture)
27785.
Brink. (Motion picture). 8696.
Brinkama (John) lLicene co. Poultry
doctor. 10076.
Ti396—_11—__4
Dese. cat. of |
Brinkley (Nell) :
All men are. children.
23267-23274.
Century girl at the century the-
atre. [ete.] 28388-28391.
Dame -Gossip’s familiar.
25637-25641.
Brinkmann (M. W.)
28392.
Brinty.¢ Js.)
Bristol (F. O.) Prayer. 28398.
Bristol, Conn., direct. 28394.
Bristol, Conn., map. 18970, 32177.
[ete.]
[ete. ]
Instructions.
Church. 88.
Bristol co. Bulletin. f[ete.] 25642-
25647.
Bristol mfg. co. Catalog. 17284.
Britain prepared.
5434.
British Columbia, map. 18971.
British Isles, map. 5244.
Britton of the Seventh.
ture) 5485.
Broadhurst (G. H.):
(Motion picture)
(Motion pic-
Bought & paid for. 22378.
Man of the hour. 37629.
Broadhurst (T. W.) Redrobe. 16664,
Broadway park place co. Cathedral
of commerce. 14688.
Broadway star feature co., inc. Dan-
gers of Doris. 32355, 32356.
Broadwest films, Itd. Answer. 25199.
Broaker (Frank) Expert constructive
accountancy. fetc.] 3363, 11868,
17285, 19696, 25648, 28395-28397.
Broaker acecountics corp. Broaker
(Frank) Expert constructive ac-
eountancy. fete. ] 3363, 11863,
17285, 19696, 25648, 28395-28397.
Brock (J. M.) Hotel & restaurant ap-
pliances. 17286.
Brock (M. E.) Divine law.
Brockstedt (Emma)
10931.
Prac. tatting bk.
14689.
Brockstedt (H. M.) Brockstedt
(Emma) Pract. tatting bk. 14689.
Brockton, Mass., direct. 23275.
Brockton, Pa., map. 16758.
Brockway (Frank) Aldena.
9199, 11865, 14690, 19697.
Brode (J. L.) What the gods sent.
8567.
Broekhoven (J. B.) How to play the
worlds most wonderful musical in-
-strument. 19698.
Brokaw (J. I.) How to play Amer,
6294,
hand ball. 28398.
Broke. (Drama) 24909.
Broke but ambitious. (Motion pic-
ture) 19124.
Broken arrow. 32161.
Broken chains. (Motion picture)
32336. ;
Broken fetters. {Motion picture)
> 94208.
1509
INDEX
Broken law.
Broken lives.
Broken roads.
(Drama) 22877.
(Drama) 22378.
(Drama) 8283.
Broken _ spell. (Motion picture)
19141.
Broken _ spur. (Motion picture)
228387.
Broken violin. (Drama) 24910.
Bromley (G. W.) & co. New York
(City), map. 5309.
Bromm (Hmma)_ Bliiten der sehn-
Sucht. 23276:
Bronson, pseud. Key to will-power.
1540.
Bronson (G. C.) Credo. 1541.
Bronson, Mich., map. 27695.
Bronson-Canode ptg. co.:
Mason (W. E.) sr. Points from
the speech of ex. Sen. W. E.
Mason. 21027, 25649.
Smith (Adam) Earl of Royster
Ray. 13486.
Bronx, N. Y., direct. 7446.
Brookline, Mass., direct. 14691.
Brooklyn, Ia., map. 8598.
Brooklyn, N. Y., map. 27696-27698,
32178, 32179.
Brooklyn blue bk. & Long Island soe.
register. 3365.
Brooklyn daily eagle:
Brooklyn daily eagle almanac.
3366.
Pleasure trips for little money.
14692.
Winter & health resort direct.
4938.
Brooklyn. First natl. bank. Uncle
Sam’s pocket pieces. 1542.
Brooklyn life pub. co. Brooklyn blue
bk. & L. I. soe. register.
Brooklyn rapid transit co. Call for
volunteers. [ete.] 28399-28404.
Brookmire economic chart co.:
Brookmire economic
Lumber & bldg. 19699.
Fifteen-yr. record of 20 standard
Amer. r. r. bonds. 6295.
Internatl. barometer. 1543.
Lumber & bldg. 19699.
Brooks (A. J.) Bare facts. 8277.
Brooks (A. M.) From cottage to pal-
3365.
service.
ace. 1057.
Brooks (A. R.) mercantile co. Cata-
log. 28405.
Brooks (A. W.) Ideal sermon cabi-
net & index system. 9200.
Brooks (Allan) pseud. See Hayward
(Irving)
Brooks (Amy) Dorothy Dainty’s new
friends. 23277.
Brooks (Christine) :
Fanning the coals.
Locked out. 13972.
22418.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Brooks (EH. S.):
Lord Malapert of Moonshine
castle. 27656.
New Red Riding Hood. 27656.
Brooks (M. M.) Brooks’ system.
11866.
Brooks (M. W.) Outlines in U. S.
hist. I 21Ghy
Brooks (P. W.) & co., ine. Fourteen
strong utility cos. 6296.
Brooks (T. B.) Impressions. 28406,
29447,
Brooks rupture appliance co. Mrs.
Carson ans. an advertisement.
19700.
Broome (Elizabeth):
Bread. 999.
Dropping of the red handkerchief.
27579.
Brother & sister. (Drama) 31665.
Brother Dave. (Drama) 25021.
Brother Jim. (Motion picture)
11362.
Brother Robert’s housekeeper.
(Drama) 8284.
Brotherhood of locomotive firemen &
enginemen. Our special study
course. 89, 1544, 6297, 9201, 11867,
17287, 1970f, 23278, 25650.
Brothers (J. 8S.) jr. Boilermaker.
14669.
Brothers all. (Drama) 18802.
Brothers & sisters (Grand circle of)
Ritual consisting of the forms &
ceremonies. 14693.
Brother’s loyalty. (Motion picture)
16906.
Brother’s vengeance. (Drama)
31769.
Broughan (G. A.) She auto know.
32019.
Broun (L. C.) Teddy’s marriage.
11185.
Brown (—) Planning & conducting a
sales convention. 9129.
Brown (A. C.) Feminine mind.
25651.
Service of the visit-
1545.
Brown (A. P.)
ing & consulting teacher.
Brown (A. W.):
A. W. B. bk. 14694, 19702.
A. W. B. lingerie special. 28407.
Melodyland. 8418.
Brown (Alex.) & sons. Handy-digest
federal income tax for individuals &
fiduciaries. 23279.
Brown (B. M.) Hygiene in home &
town. 17288.
Brown (C. H.) paint co. Statesman.
10700, 18529, 18529, 31102.
Brown 4G; (2.) 5
Temptation of Anthony. 5197.
Toby & the bear. 11196.
Brown (David) Facts about milking.
19705.
1510
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Brown (FE. C.) Three Gays at Merry-
ton. 19706.
Brown (F. C.)
1120*. 3
Brown (fF. H.)
My lady’s dress.
Wilhelm (A.) co.
What colors to use. 13822.
mrown (fF. PP.) Egkes (I. T.) How
to close prospects & write new bus.
10122.
Brown (G. G.) Kosher calendar.
2093
Brown (G. M.):
Hartshorne-Haileyville coal field,
Okl., map. 1282,
McAlester & Lehigh districts,
OkKl., map. 11288.
Brown (H. H.) Masters’ touch.
28408.
Brown (H. P.) Glimpse of Belfast.
19707.
Brown (H. R.) Lawyers’ list.
15583. .
Brown (I. M.) Adventures of X.
13876.
Brown (J. A.) Empty envelope car-
ton. 19708.
Brown (J.\J.) Curse of a nation.
1018.
Brown = (J. M.) Light. [ete.]
11868-11870.
Brown (J. R.) World’s wonder of the
Holy Bible. 14695.
Brown (Jethro) & co.
map. 16781.
Brown (Martin):
Somewhere in Jersey.
Thinning out. 16695.
Brown (Nicholas L.):
Motherlove. 24999.
Such is life. 25049.
Brown (Nona L.) Supt.’s manual,
junior dept. 6298.
Brown (R. F.) Mr. Dooley on insur-
ance. 19709.
Brown (R. M. 8.) Brown’s brief hist.
& explanation. 23280.
Brown (Ralph) Brown’s red rose
liniment. 6299.
Brown (S. A. R.) Whirlwind. 32187.
Brown (S8. L.):
Ad art service. 28409.
Rarey, the horse’s master & friend.
28422.
Brown (W. F.) jr.
31962.
Brown (W. H.)
§300
Brown (W. L.)
Money back certificate.
Brown & Bigelow:
Europe, map. 5266.
Standardized copy for monthly
mailing cards. 11871.
ae 1916 has in store for you.
Detroit, Mich.,
16686.
Peanut peddler.
Sign of the times.
Brown’s drug store.
11877.
Brown & Sharpe mfg. co.:
Machinery & tools. 6301.
Small tools. 17289.
Brown, Blodgett & Sperry co.
string. 29803.
Brown City, Mich., map. 2993.
Brown Co., Wis., direct. 14696.
Brown-eyed Betty. (Drama)
Brown hoisting machinery co.:
Brownhoist locomotive
17290, 23281.
Brownhoist portable floor crane.
Latch
31666.
cranes.
91.
Brown, Lisle & Marshall. R. I. invest-
ments. 23282.
Brown's left town. (Drama) 11138.
Brown shoe co., ine. Brown shoe ¢co.,
ine., & our ideals. 8367.
Brown sugar. (Drama) 24911.
Brown university calendar. 9202.
Browne (H. 8.) Secott (B. W.) bk. &
art shop. Books for presents.
80889.
Browne (L. B.) Hist. sketch of old
St. John’s. 25652.
Browne (L. E.):
Crush Teuton plots in land of the
shah. [ete.] 17291, 17292.
Emaciated heroes depict Kut-el-
Amara. f[ete.}] 11872-11874.
Entente may strike new blow at
Greece. f[ete.] 28423-28432.
Townshend’s troops exchanged by
Turks. [ete.] 23283, 23284.
Browne (Maurice) King of the Jews.
16588.
Browne (R. H.):
Cost bk. A. 9208.
Millwork cost information bur.
Standard cost finding system.
7363.
Browne (W. C.) ‘Trade direct. of
lithographers. 10764.
Browne (W.M.) Red or white. 25021.
Brownell (W. L.):
Brownell adv. service. Fear.
6302.
Few home spun jabs from a
friendly jabber. 11875.
Think. 23285.
Brownell ady. service. Fear. 6302.
Brownies. _(Drama) 2962*.
Browning (J. L.):
Man who knew. ([ete.}] 138864,
13865.
Old love. 11114. ,
Sufferage-yet. 27666.
Browning (Robert) Pied Piper of
Hamelin & other poems. 11876.
Browning, Mont., map. 25100.
Browning, King & co. Cut of a coat.
25653.
Brownjohn (John)
Miltiades Peterkin Paul.
Adventures of
19710.
1511
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Brownlee (R. B.)
the chemistry of
Exneriments in
common things.
28433.
Brownlow (C. Y¥.) Claude Duvall.
24920.
Brown's drug store. Money back cer-
tificate. 11877.
Browns see the fair. (Motion picture)
14210.
Bra (Enrique):
Dos fenédmenos. 13922.
Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Matarifes. 2889.
2901.
Wing Richard III.
Nido del principal.
Brubacher (A. R.)
31840**.
Brubaker (Edith)
28434.
Brubaker (J. A.)
Tale of pigs’ tails.
Hay man. 14697.
Bruce (lL. M.) Something old & some-
thing new in crochet. 15452.
Bruch (L. M.) Michiganesian. 15737.
Bruegger (Frederick) :
Dead arise. 22398.
Hasheesh. 11042.
Second woman. 18916.
Voltaire. 16705.
Bruhn (M. E.) Work & play. 25654.
Brumbaugh (M. G.) Peters & Brum-
baugh method readers. 2366.
Brundige, Ali... map. 27699.
Brunell (F. H.) Amer. racing annual.
1397.
Brunken (Juergen) Seven human
mts. 23286.
Brunner (C. B.):
Brunner & Brunner. Brunner &
Brunner blank lease. 6303.
From noon to night. 16557.
Brunner & Brunner. Brunner & Brun-
ner blank lease. 6393.
Brunner mfg. co. Small belt & mo-
tor driven air compressors. 28435.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender ¢co.:
Billiards. 28436.
Bowling catalog. 25655.
Chicago bowling & billiard pro-
tective league. Rules for fif-
teen ball continuous pocket
billiards. 11946.
Rules for playing the various
games of billiards & pocket bil-
liards. 14688. ,
Rules of three cushion carom
billiards. 11878.
Waste places shall be made glad.
19711.
Brunswick refrigerating co. Divi-
Gends from waste. 25656.
Brush (M. I.) How I paid my way
into English high soc. 3368.
Brush industry. (Motion picture)
8697.
Brutto e le belle.
Bryan (G. L.):
Pansey of the ribbon counter.
1142.
Preparedness. 11137.
Bryan (Vincent) :
Procrastination. 5152.
Two nuts from Matteawan. 5210.
Bryan (W. G.):
(Drama) 16506.
Atlanta Georgian. Anticipate
these $8,000,000 sales. [etce.]
28130-28140.
Are you in. their shoes.
[ete.] GO7S—6088.
Big money-saving month for
shoppers. [ete.] 19474-19480.
Clothes investments pay
daily dividends. f[ete.] 9057,
9058.
Convert today’s impressions
into tomorrow’s sales. [ete.]
17165-17174.
Friend of the family’s.
fete.] 14514-14518.
— Home for your old age.
[ete.] 3221-3224.
Chalmers (Hugh) Why you
should read adv. 9254.
Chicago examiner. Abraham Lin-
coln once said. [ete] 1591-—
1596.
Cleveland plain dealer. Play in
your own backyard. [ete.]
6401, 6402.
Daily Georgian & Sunday Ameri-
ean. Choose well these compan-
ions of your everyday life.
[ete.] 1635-1638.
— For 1916. [etce.] 183-185.
Wallace (J. E.) Advertising.
fetec.] 16369, 16370.
Bryan (W. J.) Why I don’t believe
in a bigger army for the U. &.
14699.
Bryan & Bryan:
Pearl street savings & trust Co.
Bank of life. 7644.
Holiday saving suggestions.
30571.
People’s savings bank co.
economy. 30582.
Bryan to Providence.
Bryant (F. W.):
Ma says. 22491.
Some spring water.
Bryant (Lane):
Baby needs. [etc.] 19712-19715.
Big bargains for the expectant
Home
(Drama) 1000.
22598.
mother. [ete.] 28487, 284388.
Lane Bryant. [ete.] 23287—-
23289.
Lane Bryant corsets. [ete.]
25657-25659.
Bryant & Stratton, Rhode Isle commer. -
schl. Illus. eat. 23290.
1512
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Bryant elec. co.” Bryant silent call
signal system. 11879.
Bryce (C. T.):
Aldine phonic cards. [ete.] 23291-
23294.
Aldine phonie drill cards.
25660-25663.
Aldine speller. 1546, 1547, 3372,
9204.
Busy brownies at play.
Learning to read. 24622.
Story-land dramatic reader.
8514*.
Bryce (J. W.)
6305.
Bryce (James) Prefatory note to the
Handy vol. issue. 92.
Bryn Mawr college. Examination pa-
pers. [ete.] 28295, 23296, 25664.
Bryson (C. M.) Bryson (C. M.) co.
Bryson’s fool proof needle & supply
eabinet. 6306.
[ete. ]
25823.
6304,
Tam Tamson’s team.
Bubb (J. 8.) Instruction sheet. 3373,
63807.
Bubbles. (Drama) 10974.
Bubbles. (Motion picture) 323387.
Bucalossi (Procida) Belle of Valados.
24906.
Buceta y Mera (Luis) lLeccién de
eelos. 31853.
Buch fiir alle. 1548, 1549, 6309,
28489.
Buchan (John):
Allies win on Somme. [ete. ]
23297-23299.
British consolidate positions they
won. f[ete.] 19716-19720.
John Buchan cables of French
campaign. 17293.
Buchanan (L. B.) Soldier’s wife.
19721.
Buchanan (Thompson) World savers.
18957.
Buchanan (W. C. K.) Saint Patrick’s
day in the morning. 25034.
Buchbinder (Bernhard) Botschafterin
Leni. 16504.
Bucher (EK. E.) How to pass U. S.
govt. wireless license exams. 17294.
Bueher (M. J:) M. J. B. number
sheets. 28448.
Buchsbaum (Samuel) :
Buchsbaum (S.) & co. Monogram
belt buckles. 11880.
— ]1 am eataiog 28. 28444. |
Buck (A. P.) New songs to old tunes.
25665.
Buck (Gertrude):
Julia of the Evening news. 22470.
Mother love. 5111.
Revolt of mother. 32002.
Buck & Glenn, ine.:
Army & navy bulletin. 11881,
14700, 19722.
Buck & Glenn, ine.—Continued.
Crissey (Paul) Workers in shops
& factories. [ete.] 6463, 6464.
Gearhart (C. A.) Corn culture.
6727.
Knapp (H. B.) Pear eulture.
7148.
MeGrevor (TD... Ay B.C. o€&
banking. 29981.
Mathews (G. 8S.) Home manage-
ment. 7321.
Milton (R. H.) Culture of dark
open fire-cured tobaceo. 7365.
Young folks banking game. 28445.
Buck Simmons, puncher. (Motion
picture) 54386.
Bucking society. (Motion picture)
11368.
Buckingham (isabel) Sakahra.
16674.
Buckley (E. J.):
Another plan of preventing the.
cancellation of orders. [etc.]
28446-28451.
- Collecting debts barred by bank-
ruptey proceedings. [ete.]
14702-14705.
Don’t place fire insur. with any-
body you don’t know about.
[ete.] 23300-28304.
Federal trade comn. has taken the
stand that exclusive selling
agreements are legal. [etc.]
6310-6313.
How much insur, money is wasted.
[ete.] 11882-11886.
Latest Victor price-fixing decis.
[ete.] 1551-1554.
Legal & illegal substitution.
8374-3377.
Legal responsibility for damage.
[ete.] 9205-9208.
Making credit sales with strings
to them. [ete.] 25666-25669.
New decis. on the liability of mer-
cantile agencies. [ete.] 93, 95,
One kind of wildcat competition.
[ete.] 17295-17298.
Some suggestions for discontented
partners. f[ete.] 19725-19729.
Buckley, Dement & co. Buckley, De-
ment & co. mail adv. data bk. 23305.
Buckner (W. R.) Internatl. inst. of
[ete. }
memory. Rational remembering. -
20617.
Buckshot feud. (Motion picture)
8698.
Budget cheque corp. Budget code.
28452.
Budget pub. co. Direct. of glass fac-
tories. 6587.
Budhakins co. Rules & key for the
game of Budhakins. 9209.
Budlong (M. G.) Bobbie Bubbles.
4621.
1513
INDEX
Biigeleisen. (Drama) 16507.
Buehler (H. G.) Buehler’s modern
grammar & composition.
Buehler (Helena) pseud. See Sadtler
CHS.)
Buehler’s modern Engl. grammar &
composition. 25670.
Biihnenverlag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b.
h. See Ahn & Simrock.
Buel (C. CC.) =Miranda’s motives.
13987.
Buena noche! (Drama) 2790.
Buenretiro (A. L.) Téo café? 11183.
Buettner (T.) & co., inc.:
Catalog. 19730.
T. B. C. crocheted towel laces.
23306.
T. B. C. instructions & designs for
crocheting. 14706.
T. B. C. instr. & designs for cro-
cheting in connection with coro-
nation cords. 17299.
Buffalo, N. Y., direct. 19731.
Buffalo, N. Y., map. 32180.
Buffalo fire dept. Dauntless club.
Statistics of fire depts. 25671.
Buffalo gasolene motor co. Buffalo
four-cycle marine engines. 1555.
Buffalo leather co. Buffalo trail as
seen by the manager. 96.
Buffalo trail. 17300.
Buffalo trail as seen by the manager.
Buffalo wire works co., ine. Catalog.
97.
Buffer. (Drama) 4998.
Buffington (P. W.) Traditional hist.
17301.
Bugbee (W.N.):
Coonville *ristocrat club. 24924.
Funny little food folks. 24947.
Hiram & the peddlers. 24956.
Midgets’ grand parade. 24992.
Bugler of Algiers. (Motion picture)
27786.
Bugs. (Drama) 4999.
Buick motor co. Buick valve in head.
3378.
Builders iron foundry. Grinding &
polishing machinery. 3379.
Building owners & mers. assn. of Seat-
' tle. Foot traffic. 28453.
Building records co., ine., Bldg. rec-
ords co., ine. 14707.
Building up the health of a nation.
(Motion picture) 5437-54389.
Bulger (Bozeman):
Pinch hit. 18893.
Prof. Chalmington. 23307.
Buil (C. W.) Clyde chart. 28454.
Bull Conn & co. (Drama) 18896.
Bull market. (Drama) 31667.
15
_
pt. I, 2. s., v.13
Bulletin:
Jacobson (Pauline) California’s
first millionaire. [ete.] 12537-
12541.
Classics echo in toasts of the
argonauts. f[etc.] 9886—9889.
Rader (P. D.) Somewhere in the
sky. 16030.
Bulletin of the N. Y. Sabbath com. 98.
Bullets & brown eyes. (Motion pic-
ture) 8699.
Bullies & bullets. (Motion picture)
32338.
Bullinger (E. W.):
Bullinger’s monitor guide. 3380.
Bullinger’s post office, express &
freight guide. 11887.
Bullinger’s postal &
guide. 28456.
Mercantile agency spec. ed. of
Bullinger’s postal & shipper’s
guide. 99.
Bullock (A. S.):
Birds of spring.
6315.
Your country calls you. 9210. .
Bumby (M. T.) Minimum essentials
in Engl. grammar. 19732.
Bump (M. G.) Mother. 24998.
Bumstead (F. K.) Waukegan city &
Lake Co., Ill., direct. 27446.
Bunner (J. A.) Heavens sunshine in
the soul. 25672.
Bunting, brass & bronze co. Catalog.
28457.
shippers
[ete.] 6314,
Bunty Brown Bunniken’s travels &
other bedtime stories. 19733.
Burbank (A. S&S.) * Doten (C. C.)
Guide to historic Plymouth. 17536.
Burbank (L. T.) Husband of genius.
11056.
Burbank (W. C.)
hotel constr. corp.
in the world. 28653.
Burbank products co. of America, inc.
Burbank spineless cactus. 25673.
Burch (A. E.) Exercise for health.
Commonwealth
Greatest hotel
9211.
Burch direct co.:
Akron, Barberton, Kenmore &
Cuyahoga Falls, O., direct.
19376.
Massillon, O., direct. 26671.
New Castle, Pa., direct. 21230.
Warren, Niles & Girard, , O.,
direct. 27441.
Youngstown, O., direct. 4961.
Zanesville, O., direct. 8234.
Burchard-Roberts-Wales co. Maxi-
mum production & cost Keeping in
the metal working industry. 28458.
Burchell, Clark & Logan, ine.:
Inst. of bus. engrs. 28459.
Inst. of bus. engineers. Non-resi-
dent members. 29464.
14
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Burdick (A. J.) Another chance.
[ete.] 14708, 14709.
Burdick (Benjamin):
Instructions for using
man-side collection
17302.
Mail order ways. 6516.
Bureau Co., Ill., direct. 25674.
Bureau Co., Ill., map. 11246. ©
Bureau of agric. research. Farm
vegetable garden. [ete.] 11888—
11892.
Bureau of bus. promotion. Bk. of bet-
ter bus. talks. 14710.
Bureau of credits. _Membership list.
19734.
Bureau of standards, weights & meas-
the Hu-
system.
ures. (Motion picture) 5961.
Burg (Eugen) Alles aus gefalligkeit.
ray py
Burger (E. G.) Emily Burger makes
public My own story. 1556.
Burgess (Frank) Boston gear works.
Worm gears. 11848.
Burgess (T. W.):
Adventures of Buster. Bear.
6317, 6318.
Adventures of Old Man Coyote.
[ete.] 19735, 19736.
Little animal stories. 23308.
[ete.]
Burgess (William) Safety always.
106.
Burglar. (Drama) 5000, 22379.
Burglar. (Motion picture) 25228.
Burglar’s chance. (Drama) 10975.
Burgos (Javier de) Reina juguete.
31996.
Burgstaller (Ludwig) Adam & Eve.
Burgster (N. G.) Rational system of
fire insur. rating. 6319, 14713,
25675.
Buried secret. (Motion picture) 27787.
Burke (Billie) pseud. See Burke
(CW. F.)
Burke (J. H.) Burke common sense
system. 173038, 28460.
Burke (Kathleen) White road to
Verdun. 25676, 28461.
Burke (L. J.) Waif of the plains.
107.
Burke (W. F.):
Accomplice. 8252.
Girl at the fort.
Love shop. 8407.
Burkhardt (Addison):
Bright side of life.
Shattered idol. 8499.
. Vaudeville as you like it. 25067.
Burkhardt (C, A.) Christmas vocabu-
lary. 19739.
Burla burlando. (Drama) 31668.
Burleigh (Louise):
Curtain raiser. 16522.
Punishment. 5158, 11140.
8395.
22376.
Burleigh Co., N. D., direct. 25605.
Burleson (A. 8.) What do you think?
22648.
Burliford (Tv. kK.)
28464,
Burlington, Ia., direct. - 28465.
‘Burlington, Ia., map. 5245.
Burlington Junction, Mo., map. 14070.
Burmeister (J. C.) ptg. co.:
Herald tailoring co. Fatten your
Germany’s chances.
purse. 12424.
Stoddard. Try the Stoddard way.
7965.
Twilights. 28466.
Conn. Sup. ct. of er-
23392, 28656.
[ete.] 3381,
Burnell (G. E.)
Burnes (C. D.)
rors. Conn. repts.
Burnett (A. H.):
Beth’s garden party.
3382.
Christmas holidays at Merryvale.
{[ete.] 14715-14722.
Burnett (C, J.) Blue Grass seminary
girls’ Christmas holidays. [ete. ]
9212-9215.
Burnett (C. R.)
22413.
Burnett (Jack):
Babette’s record. 13883.
Brady of central office.
Bryan to Providence.
By the Suwanee River.
Joining the navy. 13962.
Luzon love. 18863.
Real soldier. 22570.
Burnett-Larsh mfg. co.:
Direct. for installing Duro guar-
Emma’s' career.
10971.
1000.
2791.
anteed elec. pumps. [ete. ]
6320-6323.
Duro guaranteed automatic elec.
pumps. 11893.
Burnette (H. L.) Bride of Yahkima.
23309.
Burnette (M. A.) Burnette (H. L.)
Bride of Yahkima. 23309.
Burney (Fanny) Evelina. 11077.
Burham (Edith) Great country.
16563.
Burning band. (Motion picture)
32408.
Burns’ freight classi-
[ete.] 63824, 6325.
Her honor the mayor.
Burns (H. E.)
fication chart.
Burns (M. M.)
27598.
Burns (Robert)
other poems.
Burns (S. H.)
108.
Burnside (L. E.)
Pa., map. 3029.
Burns (Ted) New clerk. 31929.
Cotter’s Sat. night &
11894.
Handbk. of hygiene.
& co. Grove City,
Burnside (R. H.) Ready, boys,
ready. 5164.
Burpee (W. A.) & co.:
Burpee’s annual. [ete.] 109-114,
28468.
15
INDEX
Burpee (W. A.) & co.—Continued.
Burpee’s seeds that grow. 1557.
Kerr (G. W.) Sweet peas up-to-
date. 469.
Seott (A. B.)
fresh vegetables. 778.
Burr (EH. O.) Italia. 28469.
Burr (H. E.) Booklet of four garden
plans. 3383.
Burr. (CH. M.)
28470.
Burrell (Elmer) Birmingham, Mich.
What I found out for Bill about it.
17304.
Burrill (E. A.) Gross profit. 19740.
Burritt (Wesley) Heart pleadings.
Best ways to cook
Christmas rainbow.
28471.
Burroughs (J. W.) Auburn, N. Y.,
direct. 9061.
Burroughs adding machine co.:
Burroughs mechanical instruction
book. f[ete.] 28472, 28473.
Selling the retailer. 14723.
Burroughs & co. Inactive real estate
trust stocks, lands & wharf cos.
1558, 17305.
Burrew , (A+ dy) Picture frame.
31965.
Burrowes (Katharine) New musical
note gatherers. 1559.
Burrows (Edith) Merry Christmas,
Santa. 24991.
Burrows bros. co.
Merry, merry Christmas.
Burt -(A..L.) €o:*
Burnett (C. J.) Blue Grass semi-
nary girls’ Christmas holidays.
[ete.] 9212-9215.
Carter (Herbert) Boy scouts on
war trails in Belgium. 9246.
Drake (R. L.) Boy allies in the
Baltie. 15024.
Ely (W. M.) Boy chums in mys-
tery land. 15064.
Fowler (Frank) Bronco rider
boys with Funston at Vera Cruz.
9586.
Frey (H. G.)
Wood (A. H.)
31563.
Camp fire girls at
Onoway house. f[ete.] 17644,
17645.
Camp fire girls atschl. 15149.
Camp fire girls in the Me.
woods. 9602.
Hayes (C.W.) Boy allies in great
peril. f[ete.] 9744, 9745.
Boy allies in the Balkan
campaign. 15274.
Marlow (Ralph) Big five motor-
eycle boys en the battle line.
10151.
Porter (Horace) Our young aero-
plane scouts in England. 10461.
Our young aeroplane scouts
in Italy. 15992.
Burt (C. D.) Leap year.
16594.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Burt (F. A.) pseud. See Berek
(Augustus)
Burtis (E. M.)
club. 3384.
Burtis (N. O.)
Christ. 17306.
Burton (O. M.):
Dixie club monthly. 28814.
Dixie cotton felt mattress co.
This is the 2d installment.
[ete.] 23525, 23526.
Dixie club newspaper furniture
service. 25864, 28815.
Burton (Percy) Day dream ia Japan.
31714*.
Burton (Richard)
presented. 6326.
Burton (T. E.):
Republican victory certain this yr.
1560.
War will
25677.
Busch (Etta A.) General directions
for study. 28474.
Busch (J. J.) Seeing Havana. 115.
Busenbark (R. E.) Jayhawker. 9917.
Bush (C. M.) Matter of record. 6327.
Journal’s Christmas
Second coming of
And not properly
not deplete Europe.
Bush (LL. M.) Osteopathy, a new
treatment of deafness. 3386.
Bushnell (J. B.) Hit the trail. 11895.
Business builders. Garage bulletins.
17307.
Business herald. 19741.
Business-illustration eco. Pictures with
a punch. 28475.
Business man’s calendar. 3387.
Business men’s advertising service,
ine. :
Gift giving as an art.
Lippman (C. R.)
dress. 10080.
Mfrs. trust co. Making a will to
avoid complications. 7313.
Sellegrams for busy men who
want more bus. 3388.
Business philosophy. (Drama) 8285.
Business service co. 100% man power
for executives. 28476.
Business training corp.:
23310.
Taste in
Blake gets a new viewpoint.
19742.
Hotchkiss (G. B.) Bus.-bldg.
Engl. 20537.
Lough (W. H.) Bus.-bldg. Engl.
24093.
New foreign trade. 29901.
New customers, new opportunities.
25678.
Buss (O. W.) Mother. 28477.
Buss (W. H.) Rev. W. H. Buss of
Fremont & his Neb. prize poen.
19748.
Bussiere (Tadema) :
John Gary’s mission. 11062.
Once upon a time. 22540.
1516
INDEX
nos. 1-12. 1916
Busted honeymoon. (Motion picture)
11364.
Buster (G. B.) jr. Spirit of John
Brown. 1191.
Busting in & out of society. (Motion
picture) 22888.
Busy day at the Borgias. (Drama)
18803.
Butcher (T. W.) New century ariths.
10364.
Butler (G. W.) Puts & calls. 28478.
Baver (0. B. C.) Story of Jack
Horner originated in Somersetshire.
17308.
Butler. (J.
11896.
Butler (John):
Addenda to Man’s inhumanity to
man. [ete.] 1561, 1562.
Fixing the responsibility.
Butler (R. B.) Lap-dog. 138969.
Butler (R. L.):
Reel romance.
War grooms.
Butler (T. M.)
28480.
Butler (W. R.)
17309.
Butler. (Motion picture) 5440.
Butler bros.:
Automobile
6328, 6829.
Block system of ady. 23311.
Drachmann pianos. 28481.
Modern miracle. 116.
Soda fountains & supplies. 9216.
Vesuvius lighting goods. 19744.
Butler Co., Pa. Amer. agriculturist
farm direct. & ref. bk. 23312.
Butler Co., Pa., map. 18972.
Butler schedule co. Book of sched-
ules. 28482.
Putler’s fire. 5536.
Butler’s glass.
Butt (A. L.)
~cdsles. 235318.
Butte, Mont., direct. 9217.
Butte. Mont., map. 5246, 11247.
Butte remedial loan co. Money, se-
eurity & profit. 9218. ;
Butte Wyoming oil co. Big Horn Co.
oil field, Wy., map. 11241.
Butterflies. (Motion picture) 19191.
Butterick fashions. 156234,.11897.
Butterick pub. co.:
Adams (Rayne) Use of color in
home decoration. 6014.
Ashley (Marie) Crochet designs.
2a400).
Butterick fashions.. 15624, 11897.
Butterick quarterly, 19747, 23314.
Butterick transfers for embroid-
ery. braiding, ete. [ete.] 14724
14726.
.) Patriotic poems.
28479.
2917.
2959.
Christmas harmony.
Behind prison walls.
accessories. [ete.]
(Motion picture)
4416.
Butt’s amortization ta-
Butterick pub. co.—Continued.
Butterick’s. [ete.] 9219, 11898,
14727, 25679-25681.
Crocheted gifts. [ete.] 28483-—
28485.
Filet applique. [ete.] 19745,
19746.
House that grows. 3389.
Parton (Hugo) Merchandising a
two-billion dollar output. 104381.
Butterick quarterly. 19747, 23314.
Butterick transfers. 28486.
Butterick’s. 9219, 11898, 14727, 25679,
28487.
Butterworth (T. C.)
Cal., map. 32278.
Butts Casey, crook.
32339.
Buxton & Skinner ptg. & stationery co.
San Francisco,
(Motion picture)
Admr. & exr’s instr. & accts. 3390.
Buying a bank with bunk. (Motion
picture) 5770.
Buzzard’s prey. (Motion picture)
22839.
Buzzell (M. A.) Care of the hands &
nails. 11899.
By conscience’s eye. (Motion picture)
19125.
By love redeemed. (Motion picture)
5441,
By right of love. (Motion picture)
16907.
= stork delivery. (Motion picture)
700.
By the shortest of heads. (Motion
picture) 8701.
By the Suwanee River. (Drama)
2791.
By the Yang Si. (Drama) 10976.
By way of the secret passage.
(Drama) 5001.
re whose hand? (Motion picture)
702.
Byers (A. M.) co. Selection of pipe
for modern bldgs. 19748.
Byers (Alexander):
Bess of the hills. 13887.
Cupid’s handicap. 8310.
Dangers of ignorance. 31713.
Fellow students. 13929.
For her husband’s sake. 31769.
For the flag. 31770.
From darkness to light. 13932.
Good ship Nancy Lee. 8362. ~
Gringo & the greaser. 381790.
How Jimmy made good. 381811.
Hush money. 31817.
Laws of God & man. 31852.
Love & polities. 31867.
Madcap Mollie. 31873.
‘Marriage in the dark. 31882.
Mexico. 138984.
Minister & the thief. 31895.
Mollie Bawn. 138990.
Only a girl. 14006.
1517
INDEX
pti. i; 6 7Vess
Byers (Alexander )—Continued.
Pork packers. 8472.
Seaside belles. 8489.
Seminary girls. 8491.
Shadow of a sin. 32017.
Sin against society. 14043.
Smiles & tears. 14045.
Sunbonnet Sue. 32055.
Ten nights in a barroom. 18925.
Tramp’s redemption. 18981.
Two sisters. 32098.
Unele Josh. 32099.
Under Arizona’s skies. 18940.
Under false colors. 18941.
Waifs of a great city. 18948.
Byllesby (H. M.) & co.:
Northern states power co. Back
of the investment. 7559.
Oklahoma gas & elec. co. Elec.
customers information bk. 7576.
—Gas customers hdbk. 15922.
Public utility properties in which
Standard gas & elec. co. owns
investments. 19749.
Bynum (W. D.) Corrupting influence
of executive patronage. 4964.
Byrne (C. E.) Singer piano mfg. co.
Instruction bk. 7886.
Byrne (C. J.) Hot one for old St.
Paul. 25682.
Byrne (E. J.) Horoscope for Apr.
[ete.] 9220, 9221.
Byrne (Gertrude) Open door to read-
ing. 6830.
Byrne (Helena) Final arbiter. 8345.
Byrne & McDonnell. Convertible
bonds. 28488.
Byrnes (J. H.) Instantaneous rate
bk. form. 23315.
Byron (G. E.) Mrs. Kingston’s case.
11099.
Byron (Mark) jr. Musical events.
23316.
Byron (May) Little small red hen.
19750.
Byrum (Eli) Byrum system. 6332.
Byrum (I. C.) Manger babe. 28489.
C. & C. elec. & mfg. co. Type S. L.
motors. 11900.
C. S. R. blue book of dogdom. 3391,
23317, 28490.
Caba (Manuel) Bast6én de alealde.
4989.
Cabanes (E.) Nurasthéniques. 28491.
Cabello Lapiedra (Xavier) Reina
gitana. 11146.
Cabot (Samuel) ine. Heat insulation.
11901.
Cabrera (C. T.) Contracts for the
Sale of real property. [ete.] 3392,
Cachemaille (H.B.) Man from Egypt.
16609.
Cacusia. (Drama) 2792.
Cad. (Motion picture) 11365.
Cadenas (J. J.): ;
Abanico de la Pompadour. 31610.
Capricho de las damas. 31673.
Invitaci6n al vals. 31826.
Mujer ideal. 31917.
Trovadores. 32090.
Cadicamo (Giuseppe) Rosmunda,
6333.
Cadillac motor car co.:
Every moment a pleasanter mo-
ment. [ete.] 11902, 11908.
More a man knows about motor
cars. 14728.
Price list of parts. 9222.
Cadiz, O., map. 5347.
Cadwell (M. A.) N. Y. state hotel
assn. N. Y. state hotel assn.
18177.
Cady (F. W.) Old wives’ tale.
27642*,
Café sdélo. (Drama) 13897.
(Motion picture) 14211.
Revenge of a son.
Cage man.
Cahane (Harry)
22576.
Cahaney (J. M.) Lyrical leaflet.
11904.
Cahill (E. W.) Bigger, better bus.
11905.
Cahill (W. J.) Father’s visit. 18828.
Cahill-Igoe co.:
Clancy (William) Life story of
Clara Kimball Young. 28605.
Exhibitors bus. bldg. guide.
28492.
Cain. (Drama) 22380.
Caine (Hall) Iron hand. 2867.
Cajori (Florian) Answers to Ele-
mentary algebra. 6334.
Caldwell (C. A.) Dallas gas co. Col-
lection stimulator. 234383.
Caldwell (D. A.) Minneiska. 15745.
Lex natura. 19751.
Caldwell (J. B.) Van Vredenburgh
(Anna) Do you know that. 24778.
Caldwell (J. E.) & co. Jewelry &
Silverware. 28493.
Caldwell, N. J., direct. 4258.
Calendar days. (Drama) 27569.
Calendar of cheer. 3394.
Calendar of days, 1917. 19752.
Calendar of friendship. 3395.
Calendar of sunshine. 3396.
Calero Ortiz (Antonio):
Curro Achares. 2810.
Escuela de los fenémenos.
Nifio de la bola. 2903.
Calexico, Cal., map. 25101.
Caldwell (G. M.)
2825.
3393. Calhoun (D. 1.) Scientific crop feed-
Cabrita que tira al monte. (Drama) ing. 16148.
31669. if Calhoun (M. R.) Inspiration. 25683.
Caceria. (Drama) 10977. Calhoun Co., Mich., direct. 25684.
1518
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Calhoun Co., Mich., map. 14071.
Calhoun corp. Holland (J. C.) Art
of effective public speaking. 1962.
Caliban. (Drama). 5002.
Caliban by the yellow sands. (Drama)
10977*.
Calicchio (Isaia) Secret of how to
become a great singer. 117.
California. Commission of immigra-
tion & housing. Home _ teacher.
6335.
California, map. 8594, 14072, 16759,
18973-18977, 22681, 22682.
California. Valentine (P. F.) Cali-
fornia. 22146.
California as it is. (Drama) 16508.
California automobile direct. 9223.
California current digest. 1563, 14729,
17310.
California development board.
fornia, map. 18973.
California fruit growers exchange.
Bradley (Alice). Sunkist recipes.
28380.
California nursery ©Co.,
mental & fruit trees. 6336.
California organ co. Organ in the
Church of Christ, scientist. 25685.
California paper & bd. mills. Simple.
inexpensive & effective way to bale
wastepaper. 11911.
California redwood assn.
wood. 3397.
California scenario co.:
How to sell & protect photoplays.
9224.
Scenario
-18409.
California state automobile assn.:
Eureka, Cal., map. 22703.
Feather river country,
22705.
Fresno, Cal., map. 18996.
Klamath Lakes, map. 27723.
Sacramento, Cal., map. 19070.
Santa Clara Co., Cal., map. 19075.
Santa Rosa, Cal., map. 19076.
Ukiah, Cal., map. 22800, 22801.
California walnut growers assn. Cir-
cular. 19753.
California weather chart calendar.
28494.
Calipatria, Cal., map. 27701.
Cali-
inc. Orna-
Cal. red-
bul. review. 13385,
map.
Caliph of the New Bagdad. (Motion
picture) 8708.
Calistoga, Cal., direct. 10268.
Calkin-Kelly direct. co. Bingham-
ton, N. Y., direct. 14652.
Calkins (M. W.) Rules for the game
of Biblico. 17311.
Call (I. 8.) Sunshine savings club.
28495.
Call of childhood. (Drama) 31670.
Call. (Drama) 10978.
Call from the desert. (Drama) 10979.
Call of nature. (Drama) 8286.
Call of the blood. (Drama) 10980.
Call of the Cumberlands. (Motion pic-
ture) 5442.
Call of the past. (Motion picture)
19126.
Call of the unborn. (Motion picture)
32340.
Call pub. co. Waters (lL. A.) Car-
ranza troopers shoot up steamer.
2664.
Callaghan (Thomas)
ness. S8517.
Callaghan & co.:
Callaghan & co.’s cumulative quar-
terly to Simmons’ new Wis. di-
gest. 9225, 23318, 28496.
Callaghan & co.’s cumulative quar-
terly to the Mich. digest. 118,
6337, 25686.
Callaghan & co.’s Ill. cumulative
quarterly digest. 14730, 19754.
Callahan (R. B.) Investigation show-
ing the effect of price cutting.
23319.
Callahan’s ward.
Callaway (W. R.)
Strictly busi-
(Drama) 27570.
Bushnell (J. B.)
Hit the trail. 11895.
Calleja (Maestro) <Abanico de la
Pompadour. 31610.
Calleja (—). ‘Trovadores. 32090.
Calleja (Rafael):
Estrella de Olympia. 8335.
Tinglado de la farsa. 32077.
Callow (Edwin) Tony the barber on
da Borlando bill. 9226.
Calm yourself. (Drama) 22381.
Calthrop (D. C.) Old country. 25008.
Calumet adv. co.
licity bureau.
for you. 6076.
Calumet baking powder co.:
Better things to eat. [etc] 1564—
1567.
Dollie cook bk. 19755.
IT ean’t resist [ete.] 3398-3400.
Asphalt shingle pub-
This is more power
Calveard (F. L.) Walking trees.
pyeiys
Calvert (Bruce) Navies & chicken
thieves. [ete.] 9227, 9230.
Calvert (W.C.) Royal purple. 18357.
Cambridge, Mass. .direct. 3401.
Cambridge botanical supply co.:
Biological material for class use.
28497.
Laboratory equipment for ele
mentary physics. 3402.
Camden, Me.. map. 5248.
Camden, N. J., direct. 19756.
Cameron (C. C.) Rule for finding on
what day of month the first Sunday
in Jan. will fall. 19757.
Cameron (M. W.) Shamrock-green.
9231.
1519
INDEX
pt. I, 0. S., V. 13
Cameron (Margaret) White elephant.
8569.
Cameron (Olive)
not? 17313.
Cameron, Schroth co.:
C. S. service guards your profits.
11912.
Preparedness. 17814.
Supporting our trade mark. 19758.
Camilla (Sister M.) Blessed Thomas
Socialism: why
More. 4994.
Caminoni (Philip) jr. Fisherman’s
dream. 28498.
Cammans (Paul) Milk of human
kindness. 2891.
Camp (S. H.) & co. Goodwin corsets.
119.
Camp (Walter):
Foot ball rules. 19759.
How to play foot bali. 25687.
Camp fire girls, inc. Where to camp.
14781.
Camp fire outfitting co.:
Eagle & the star. 5029.
New York styles. 23320.
New York styles & novelties. 3403.
Spruce cone and bunchberry. 2934.
Camp fire stores co. What to give.
28499.
Camp Keep-off.
Campana (D. M.)
(Drama) 1001.
Decorative designs
for decorations of all kinds. 3404.
Campbell (A. D.) Wisconsin, map.
22812.
Campbell (F. B.) Abandonment, pro-
tection & removal of property.
11913.
Campbell (George) Come let us rea-
son together. 11914.
Campbell (J. M.) Bigger, better bus.
11915.
Campbell (J. W.) Happiness in mar-
riage. 14782.
Campbell (Robert) Heart of Dixie.
5050.
Campbell (Stuart) Campbell iron co.
Dealers eat. 147383.
Campbell (W. C.) To the Duck Baby.
fete.] 11917, 11918.
Campbell (W. G.) Country home, the
ladies farm jour. 1622, 3506, 6455,
9331, 12023, 14874, 17393, 19899,
23418, 25788, 28675.
Campbell (W. M.) comn. co. Gaum-
nitz (D. A.) Marketing of live
stock. 9614.
Campbell (W. R.) co. Bus. property
lease. 11916.
Campbell (W. S.) Trip to Washing-
ton. 16698.
Campbell art co. Mother. 11919.
Campbell electric co. Campbell x-ray
and high frequency apparatus. 1568.
Campbell iron co.
Dealers cat. 14733. °
Campion (M. E.):
Full value. 5045.
Wake up, Uncle Sam. 1215.
Campo de armifio. (Drama) 10981.
Camus (Luis del Castillo) See Cas-
tilo Camus (Luis del)
Canaan, Conn., direct. 14641.
Canada, map. 2994, 5249, 5250.
Canadian Pacific railway, map. 27702,
27703.
Canal Zone, map. 29915.
Canary cottage. (Drama)
16509.
Canby Hill outlhaws.
ture) 22840.
Candia, N. H., direct. 18030.
Céndidas! (Drama) 10982.
Candle. (Motion picture) 8704.
Candlewane. (Drama) 8287.
Canedy (C. R.) Trail of the Mohawk.
2793,
(Motion pic-
19760.
Canimated nooz pictorial. (Motion
picture ) 5443-5445, 8705-8707,
11366, 14212, 16908, 19127, 19128,
22841, 22842, 25229, 25230, 27788,
32341, 32342.
Canner (C. A.):
Animal circus painting & drawing
bk. [ete.] 17315-17320.
Bunnies ~ playmates of to-day.
fete.] 14734-14741.
Cannon (Fanny):
Lady of the opera house. 1095,
31843.
Love laggard. 18860.
What’s ina name. 32127.
Cannon (G. L.) Geog. of Col. 19761.
Canobie Lake district, N. H., direct.
767.
Canoutas (C. 8.) Our babies. 28500.
Cantello (Frank) Perfumed death.
14020.
Canterbury pilgrims.
31671.
Cant6 (Gonzalo):
Cristo de la vega. 2808.
Vara de nardos. 2953.
Canton, Miss., map. 11248.
Canton, O., direct. 23321.
Canton, Okl, map. 32181.
Canton culvert & silo co.:
Will they freeze. 120.
Zyro-metal silos. 3405.
Canton cutlery co. This is your op-
portunity to make money easily &
honestly. 3406.
Canton foundry & machine co. Poyser
(J. R.) Auto’s turn. 24416.
Cantreil’s Madonna. (Motion picture)
228438.
Cantu (Estaban) Gov. Cantu in signed
statement for... denies Japan has
naval base or soldiers in Lower Cal.
19762.
(Drama) 8288,
1520
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Canyon Co., Id., direct. 25688.
Cap & gown. 17821.
Capable lady cook. (Motion picture)
27789.
Capital electric co. Auto. supply cat.
Shyam .
Capital natl. bank:
Finding the mutual idea in your
bank aect. 25689.
What this bank thinks about life
insur. 23323.
Capital prize. (Motion _ picture)
11867.
Capital supply co. Olander (J. F.)
comp. 'Teachers’ examination ques-
tions. 7578.
Capitol district, N. Y., direct. 17.
Capitol life insur. co. of Col. 19763.
Cap’n Jud. (Drama) 31672.
Capo (Felipe Pérez) See Pérez
Capo (Felipe)
Cappelli (Elisa) Primo libro del bam-
bino. 25690.
Caprice of the mountains. 16909.
Caprices de Marianne. (Drama)
31984*.
Capricho de las damas. (Drama)
31673.
Capron (J. F.) Amer. bank attys.
25
Capron (Nick) Bill
28501.
in Zomoland.
Captain Dreyfus. (Drama) 2794.
Captain Harrigan’s heart. (Drama)
18804.
Capt. Jinks’ evolution. (Motion pic-
ture) 27790.
Captain Jinks’ getaway. (Motion
picture) 32348.
Capt. Jinks’ hidden treasure. (Motion
picture) 27791.
Captain Jinks’ love insurance.
tion picture) 32344.
Captain Jinks of the horse marines.
(Mo-
(Motion picture) 5446.
Capt. Jinks should worry. (Motion
picture) 27792.
Capt. Jinks’ sprained ankle. (Motion
picture) 27793.
Captain Jinks, the cobbler. (Motion
picture) 82345.
Captain Kidd, jr. (Drama) 31674.
Captain Kidd’s treasure. (Drama)
32094.
Captain of the Typhoon. (Motion pic-
ture) 16910.
24912.
22382.
Captain Sally. (Drama)
Captain’s dream. (Drama)
Captives. (Drama) 10987*
Capt’n (Drama) 8289.
Capture. (Motion picture) 382515
Captured year. (Drama) 24916*
Car & his majesty. (Motion picture)
22990.
Car & the girl.
25360.
Car foremen’s assn. of Chicago.
(We Be)
(Motion picture)
Vial
Irregularities in braking
power of freight ears. 10825.
Caravan. (Motion picture) 22844.
Carbo» corp: )' Carbo! ehart. 9232)
11920, 19764.
Carbondale, Pa., direct. 1569.
Carbondale machine co. Exhaust
steam ice making & refrigerating
machinery. 6340.
Card (EK. W.) No trespassing. 1131.
Card digests eco. Underwood (L. D.)
Underwood’s digest. 2638, 13708,
22103, BiS29:
Cardinal film corp. Joan the woman.
32422.
Cardinell-Vineent co. Campbell (W.
Ce “Pen the.” Duck: (Baby, (fete:]
11917, 11918.
Carens (EK. M.) Dressmaking self
taught: .221.
Carey (Billy) pseud. See Donohoe
(W. C.)
Carey (F. A.)
Carey (iy: Ts)
son. 10064.
Carey (L. F.):
How to make small monthly sav-
ings yield large returns. 17322.
North Penn bank, Reward of
thrift. 30491.
Philadelphia home owners bldg.
& loan assn. Small savings
earn large int. 13217, 21544.
Rates of building & loan assn.
23324.
Carey (Philip) co. Architects speci-
fications for Carey bldg. materials.
9233.
Carey, O., map. 16760.
Solution. 1570.
Italian family Robin-
Carey machinery & supply co. Cata-
log. 6341.
Cargill co.:
Litscher (C. J.) elec. co. Elec.
supplies. 29884.
MeGraw co. Elec., mill & steam
supplies. 15665.
Nagel (W.G.) elec. co. Catalog.
24214.
Roosevelt (W. A.) co. Electrical
supply catalog. 7740.
Carib syndicate, ltd. Columbia, map.
32190.
Carisa mfg. co., ine.
Carle (John) & sons.
Dk. 9285.
As)
Silvron. 9234.
Our baby’s own
Carleton Instructions.
28502.
Carlin (J. C.) Easter calendar. 9236.
Carlisle (A. G.) Save the sick ani-
mals & fowls. 9237.
Carlisle, Ky., map. 32182.
Carlita (Grace) Luzon love.
CW.
18863.
21
1521
INDEX
Carli (Mrs. E. C.) Queen of the Ken-
pt. 1, pn. s., v.13
Carpenter (F. G.)—Continued.
nebee. 25691.
Carlock (W. B.):
Heir of the woman-hater. 8379.
Sunrise. 8521.
Carlota. (Drama) 5003.
Carlotta. .(Drama) 31675.
Carlson (Brer) Progressive political
science. 23325.
Carlson (William) After the show.
31614.
Carlstrom (J. A.) Every day altera-
tions. 28508.
Carmen, Okl., map. 382183.
Carmen. (Motion picture)
oii ooo.
Carmen (Charlie Chaplin’s burlesque
on) (Motion picture) 8710.
Carnahan mfg. co. Carnahan mfg. co.
23326.
Carnegie, Pa., direct.
Carnegie steel co.:
Axles & forgings.
19766.
Gear blanks & miscellaneous Cir-
cular sections. 17323.
Carner (L. P.) Your grandmother’s
job & yours. 28504.
Carneys Point, N. J., map.
Carnival. (Motion picture)
Carnival wedding. (Drama)
Carola. (Drama) 18899.
Carola co.:
Carola phonograph club sales plan.
23327.
Co-operation of the Carola co.
25692.
Caron direct. co.:
Anderson, Ind., direct. 19439.
Hopkinsville, Ky., direct. 17787.
Louisville, Ky., direct. 7271.
Maysville, Ky., & Aberdeen, O.,
direct. 18051.
5447,
9238.
[ete.] 19765,
27704.
8682.
13898.
Michigan City, Ind., direct. 26706.
Paducah, Ky., direct. 15939.
Princeton, Ind., direct. 10468.
Carpenter (Bruce) Broken law.
BBOt Le
Carpenter (E. C.) Jack-in-the-box.
31831.
Carpenter (F. G.):
Advance of homesteaders alarms
the Yukon Indian. [ete.]
28505-28510.
Alaska, a new world. [ete.] 122,
ibs
Alaskan mines produce enormous
wealth in gold ore. [ete]
63842-6346.
Alaskan naval base would be key
to Pacific coast. [ete] 11921-
19923.
Among the homesteaders of
Tanana Valley in Alaska. [etc.]
25693-25697.
Anchorage, boom city. of Alaska.
[ete.] 92389-9244.
Automobiling in the wilds of the
Canadian Yukon. [ete.] 14742-
14745.
Canadians to monopolize shipment
of Alaskan fish. [ete.] 1571-
1574.
Carpenter describes mining won-
ders of far north. [ete.]
17324-17827.
Carpenter visits trade center of
interior Alaska. [ete.] 23328—
233aL.
Carpenter writes of the great fish-
eries of Alaska. [ete.] 3407-
3410.
Fifty men keep order in wilds of ~
British Northwest. [ete. ]
19767-19771.
Carpenter (Grant) Day of atone-
ment. §314.
Carpenter (W.S.) Richard Allen, the
man of his hour. 3411.
Carpenter-Morton co.:
More gold for Campbell’s varnish
stain merchants. 25698.
Wallick (Ekin) Attractive home.
4849.
Carpinteria, Cal., map. 8595.
Carr (A. R.) Nan Sherwood at Lake-
view Hall. [ete.] 28511-28513.
Carr (E. H.)
28514, 28515.
Carr (Warner) Little Friskie lammie.
fete.] 25699-25701.
Carré (Michel) Her husband. 31802.
Carrell (T. M.) Lab. kitchen recipes.
Abraham Lincoln [ete.]
14746.
Carrera (J. C.) Plant rept. [eitc.]
11924-11926.
Carriage call no. 101. (Motion pic-
ture) 27934.
Carrier engineering corp.:
Carrier dehumidifying apparatus.
/19772.
Carrier . humidifying
[ete.] 11927, 11928.
Typical instance of what the Car-
apparatus.
rier system will accomplish.
28516.
Carrington (Hereward) Zenobia, a
dream of ancient Egypt. 18958.
Carrington (J. B.) Russian painters
impressions of the war. 3412.
Carrington (N. T.) Child’s morning
prayer. 3418.
Doorly (L. B.) Christmas mes-
sage. f[ete.] 28830-28833.
Seott (Alexander) Healing wings.
30888.
Carrol (T. M.) Her idea. 11045.
1522
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Carroll (A. A.) Problem solved.
17328.
Carroll (Armond) Pageant and
masque for the Shakespeare tercen-
tenary.- 11121*
Carroll (Caroyln)
ding. 10964.
Oarroll (J. S.):
Strictly business.
Top of the morning.
Carroll (Lewis) :
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland.
19773.
Jabberwocky. 2869.
Carroll (P. J.) Ship in the wake.
11163.
Carroll, O., map. 2996.
Carroll Co., O., map. 16761, 32184.
Carroll trust & savings bank. Would
you double your money. 28517.
Carrollton, Mo., map. 18978.
Carson (D. A.) Bride of Brittany.
Before the wed-
8517.
2945.
10973.
Carson (J. B.) Models abroad. 22514.
Carson (R. B.) Penelope gown.
17329.
Carson (W. E.) Mismated. 17330.
Carson (W. G. B.) Pro patria.
31980.
Carson (W.H.) Silent power. 22589.
Carson City, Nev., direct. 27041.
Carson City, Nev., map. 16752.
Carson direct. co. Bloomington, Ind.,
direct. 23247.
Carstens (F. W.) Christian science.
19774.
Carter (Albert) Wilson’s democratic
prosperity. 9245.
Carter (F. J.) Cal. scenario co. How
to sell & protect photoplays. 9224.
Carter (Mrs. Frank):
Adeline. 14747.
God of Mammon. fete.] 11929,
11930. .
Carter (Herbert) Boy scouts on war
trails in Belgium. 9246.
Carter (John) St. Helen development
eco. John Carter idea. T7793.
Carter (M. L. L.) Fragments of a
fragrant life. 17331.
Carter (Nicholas) pseud.:
Case of many clues. 19775.
Clue from the unknown. [etc.]
28518, 28519.
In the grip of fate. 17332.
Magic necklace. 11981.
Man of many faces. 3414,
Man without a will. [ete. ]
25702, 25703.
Over the edge of the _ world.
[ete.}] 14748, 14749.
Carter (Robert) For sale—the Strand.
2833.
Carter, N. H., map. 14073.
Carter pub. co. Hungerford (C. C.)
Building a comic strip. 17795.
Carter white lead co.:
Carter paint calculator. 28520. -
Pure paint. 3415.
Carters tested seeds,
(Reginald) Pract.
11768.
Cartersville, Ga., map. 11249.
Carthage, Ind., map. 11250.
Carthage, Mo., map. 1251.
Cartoscelli (George) Lamb. 31845.
Cartwright-Caps co. Borromite.
28521.
Carus (Paul)
Carver (E. N.)
Primary lessons
tion. 641.
Carver (Willard)
ine. Beale
green keeper.
New morn. 27640.
N. E. linotype schl.
in type composi-
Studies prepara-
tory to that of chiropractic. 14750.
Casa de los’ crimenes. (Drama)
5004.
Casa de Quirés. (Drama) 2795.
Casa Grande Valley, Ariz., map.
25102.
Casablanca (L. R.) Easy finding real
killing power. 28522.
Casad (C. A.) Bob Jones pours vol-
leys of hot shot in first sermons.
6347.
Casado (José)
2826.
Casafial (Mariano Berdejo)
Berdejo Casafial (Mariano)
Cascade Co., Mont., farmers’ direct.
124.
Casco co. Casco intensifier. 6348.
Case (A. J.) Niver (H. W.) Light
from the greatest mystery bk. in the
world. 21398.
Case (J. J.) COC. S. war game. 19776.
Escuela de Venus.
See
Case... CI... ML} Infinite. autonomy.
9247.
Case of beans. (Motion picture)
27794.
Case of Teresa. (Drama) 18805.
Casey (F. J.) Anelave. 8262.
Casey at the convention. (Drama)
18806.
Cash buyers savings bank assn. Cash
buyers savings bank assn. 3416.
Cash coupon service vorp. Sabanco
savings bank. 17335.
Cashier cash register co. Fine art of
approach. [ete.] 28523-28525.
Caso di ecoscienza. (Drama) 24918.
Caspar {(G. N-). eo:
Caspar’s guide & map of the city
of Milwaukee. 19777.
Milwaukee, Wis., map. 32240*.
Caspar’s guide & map of the city of
Milwaukee. 19777.
Cass City, Mich, map. 11251.
Cass Co., Ind., map. 16762.
Cass Co., N. D., farmers’ direct. 17334.
1523
INDEX
Cassandria, Pa., map. 32185.
Cassell (Beatrice) Man who cried
guits. 31880.
Cassell (Hartwig) Baseball star.
6349.
Casselman (J. H.) Irrigator’s bank
calendar. 29544.
Cassino (H. E.) Thriller. 31247.
Castafiuelas. (Drama) 2796.
Caste. (Motion picture) 5448.
Castelnovo (Leo di) pseud. See Pullé
(Leopoldo)
Castillo (Emilio G. del) Pobrecita
Dolores. 8465.
Castillo Camus (Luis del) Reina
juguete. 31996.
Castile (Agnes) Chief of the Cabi-
net Noir. 19778.
Castle (J. W.):
Maid to order.
Treasure Island.
Castle of despair.
19129.
Castles in Peru. (Drama) 16510.
Casualty registry co. Registration &
identification tags. 28526.
Cat and the kitten. (Drama) 10983.
Catalog ptg. co., ine. Automobile ac-
cessories. [etce.] 19779-19782.
Catalog service co., inc. Why of this.
3417. .
18864.
8541.
(Motion picture)
Catani (Tommaso) Casa mia!...
Casa mia! 6350.
Catching a car. (Drama) 22383.
Cate (A. E.) Christmas tree dia-
logue. 28527.
Cate (A. R. Ten) See Ten Cate
(A. R.)
Cate (L. E.) Vest pocket manual of
14751.
liturgy and ritual.
fire hazards.
Catholic church.
Odpusty. 14752.
Catholic feast & fast day calendar.
23302.
|
Ee eee
pt. 1, Dn. s., v.13
Caught with the goods.
18807, 27632. 2
Caulk (LL. D.} co. Perfected twentieth
(Drama)
century alloy. 28528.
Cauthorn (E. B.) Whois who. 2963.
Cavanagh (W. C.) Imagination.
13866. ‘
Cavanaugh (Earle) Mr. Inquisitive.
31899.
Cavaness (J. M.) Shut in. 9249.
Cave man. (Drama) 31676.
Cave of despair. (Motion picture)
19217.
Cave woman. (Drama) 13900.
nes (Xenophon) Farm efficiency.
51.
Caverns of the world. (Drama)
5005.
Cavies distribuging co. Guinea pigs
& how to raise them. 11933.
Cawthon (W. J.) U. S. credit clear-
ing corp. Systematic collection fol-
low-up forms. 22128.
Cecil (Edward) Fourth man. 27585.
Cecil the seer. (Drama) 27563
Cecropia moth. (Motion picture)
11368.
Cedar County, Ia., map. 25108.
Cedar Crest orchard & produce co.:
Announcement. 14753.
Weimar (E. W.) Jersey peaches.
13757.
Cedar Falls, Ia., map. 5251.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.. map. 8596, 11252.
Cedar Rapids bus. college. Bus.
educa. guide. 19784.
Cedar Rapids pump co.:
Automobile supplies & accessories.
11934.
Catalog. 9250.
Cedar Rapids savings bank. Your
estate. 19785.
Cedarine ventilated moth bag co. Ce
darine ventilated moth bags. 11935.
Catholic home annual. 25704. _ | Cedroni (Maria) Model kindergar-
Catholic schl. athletic league. Athletic : ten. 28529.
guide. 11932. 3 ; i
Catholic teleg. almanac & direct. 9248. es (Motion picture) 8709.
: ‘ners eleste of the ambulance corps. (Mo-
Catholic theatre movement. Juvenile tion picture) 11369
play cat. 23333. a a
Catholic yr. bk., 1917. 19783. Celibate. (Drama) 27625.
(ais {Dron ee Cas eae Pace 52 de) See
Cat’s paw. (Motion picture) 5449. C cablcait cheaadeta an pti slice
Catspaw. (Motion picture) 5450. SAEPECPRET BRA 2419
Catt (C. C.) Let our women prepare as . eet : ‘
for war. 3418. Cenicienta. (Drama) 13901.
Cattell (E. J.) Business talk. 25705. psn ay: ; ene 24915.
Caught. (Drama) 11206. ensus man. 2094.
Caught by the Seminoles. (Motion | Census taker. (Drama) 10985.
picture) 8759, 14255. Centaur co. Babyology. 25706.
Caught in the act. (Drama) 16511./ Centennial atlas co., of Monroe Co.,
Caught in the jam. (Drama) 10984. Ill. Monroe Co., Ill., map. 25148.
Gaught on a skyscraper. (Motion | Central America, map. 2997, 18979,
picture) 8708. 22683.
1524
1
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Central brass mfg. co. Central line of
scientifically perfected brass goods.
125.
Central district telep. co. ‘Telep.
direct. Tee te. Gane, | 21936,
14754, 19786, 28530.
Central Falls, R. I., direct. 21520.
Central natl. bank:
In the shadow of the dollar. [etc.]
17335, 17336.
Vacation club. 23334.
Central news of America:
O’Connor (T. P.) Allies’ position
indicated by the news of the
week. [ete.] 23833-2337.
British fire two shells now to
one by German troops. 661.
Engl. laugh at enormous taxes
caused by war. f[ete.] 10377-
10379.
France resolved even as Eng-
land to war to the end. [etc.]
43873-4875.
Mingled anxiety & confidence
mark British view. [etc.] 7568,
7569.
Transformation of political
situation after Dublin riots.
13148.
Central Oxford Co., Me., direct.
Central railway club:
De Salis (J. H.)
9251.
Modern engine
house facilities & methods.
3585.
Hamilton (J. R.) Yard opera-
tion. 3798.
Mackie (J. F.) Train rules &
train dispatching. 26635.
Riegel (S. S.) Modern super-
heater & its performance, 13297.
Central rubber & supply co. Kelly-
Springfield automobile tires, ete.
9252.
Central scientific co.:
New apparatus for physics &
chem. . 9258.
Physical & chemical apparatus.
28536.
Bath room acces-
25707.
Christmas club.
Central supply co.
sories or requisites.
Central trust co.
28537.
Central trust co. of Des Moines.
co. & the lawyer. 23335.
Centralia, Ill., map. 5252.
Centralian. 14759.
Century advertising service co.:
Century fashion illus. service.
127, 6354, 11938.
Century service.
ijaat, .1978T,
28538.
Century co.
plays and operettas.
*Ception shoals.
77396—17. a)
Trust
9430,
23336,
14760,
25023,
St. Nicholas book “of
27656.
(Drama) 16512.
Ceresit waterproofing co. Specifica-
tions for waterproofing. 6356.
Cerrojazo. (Drama) 31677,
C’est bien pour vous faire plaisir!
(Drama) 138902.
Chabre (Theodore) Comparing &
measuring distances. 1576.
Chadwick (C. W.):
Carroll Co., O., map. 16761.
Cass Co., Ind., map. 16762.
Lapeer Co., Mich., map. 16813.
Chadwick (Lester) Baseball Joe on
the giants. 14761.
Chaffee Co., Col., direct. 2465.
Chaffee studio. Raphael’s hours.
30709.
Chain invisible. (Motion picture)
11370
Chain of evidence. (Motion picture)
5451.
Chairlie at Boscobel. (Drama)
24916,
Chaldean order of optimists. Ritual
& marriage ceremony. 28541.
Chalfant (H. M.) Exercise for Sun-
day schls. on Temperance Sunday.
fete7}) 128, 129:
Chalice of sorrow. (Motion picture)
22845.
Chalk-line. (Drama) 1002.
Challenge. (Motion picture) 32346.
Chalmers (A, F.) King’s cupbearer.
31841.
Chalmers (Hugh) Why you should
read adv. 9254.
Chalmers (Stephen):
Gilding star. 28542.
Moving picture version of Edward
Everett Hale’s The man without
a country. 180, 1577, 1578.
Chalmers motor co.:
Chalmers physician’s Stanhope.
3420.
Chalmers sales manual. 28543.
Chalmers 6-30 catalog. 134.
Chalmers pub. co.:
Gregory (C. L.) Motion picture
photography. 1860, 3778, 6779,
9666, 12316, 15190, 17689, 20362,
23741, 26141.
Harrison (L. R.)
1919.
Kinsila (E. B.) Modern theater
construction. 4054.
Chaloner (J. A.) Saul. 5275+.
Chamberlain (R. R.) Interior decora-
tion. 1579, 3421.
Chamberlin (H. B.)
cago’s crime trusts.
Chambermaids.
Chambers (E. K.)
dream. 24993*.
Chambers (F. J.) Manhattan waiters
assn., ine. 6th annual ball. 7311.
Sex drama.
Fighting Chi-
28544.
(Drama) 2797.
Midsummer night’s
1525
INDEX
Chambers (H. K.)
18935.
Chambers (L. W.) Piano technic in a
nutshell. 17338.
Chambers (Robert)
32085.
Chambersburg, Pa., map. 32186.
Champion (D. J.) Champion rivet co.
Addenda to scientifie facts. 135.
Champion rivet co. Addenda to sci-
entifie facts. 135.
Champlain Valley telep. co.
direct. 17339, 28545.
Chance (F. L.):
Baseball crowded with pests.
9255.
Chance classes Cross as a fan of
rare fidelity. [ete.] 6357-6359.
Chance classes Judge Landis as
an A-1 fan. 186.
Chance starts feature series on
famous fans. [ete.] 1581-1584.
Gambler secures place of honor.
Turning point.
Tree of heaven.
Telep.
[ete.] 8425-3428.
Chance (L. M.) Directions for post-
ers. 17340.
Chance (M. D.) Bryan to Providence.
1000.
Chance. (Drama) 138903, 18808.
Chance market. (Motion picture)
19130.
Chance shot. (Drama) 31678.
Chance shots. (Drama) 8290.
Chance visit to studio. 25962.
Chancel (Jules) Fleur de _ desert.
18830.
Chandler (C. F.) Fixation of atmos-
pheric nitrogen. 23337.
Chandler (F. W.) Falstaff still beset
by men in buckram. 14762.
Chandler (G. L.) If a boy wants to
look like a man. 14768.
Chandler (J. W.) Accomplice. 8252.
Chandler (J. Y.) With an incense
burner. 8429.
Chandler (Katherine) Mary of the
mines. 16614.
Chandler (lL. A.) Sayonara. 18913.
Chandler (L. F.) At the window.
983.
Chandler (M. 8.) King Kole in war
times. 2876.
Chandler (Roy) Prof. Nathaniel’s
theory. 16652.
Chandler & co., ine. Investment co.
19789.
Chandler pump co.
Chandra (Ishwar)
success. 6360.
Chaney mfg. co. Guide posts on the
path to prosperity. 1387.
Change my ad. (Drama) 2798.
Change of heart. (Motion picture)
5452.
Catalog. 28546.
Surest secrets of
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Channing (A. H.) Fashion letter.
63861, 11939, 14764, 23338, 28547.
Chantler (Everett):
Bad man inside. 31641.
Harlow and company, criminals,
1070.
Chanute, Kan., direct. 19790.
Chapa mercantile co.:
Consejero de los enamerados.
9256.
Llorena. 63862.
Sanchez (Oswaldo) Suenos ex-
' plicados. 16113.
Chapel Hill, N. C., map. 1252.
Chaperon. (Motion picture) 27795.
Chapin (A. B.) Manhattan paint
works. Paints, varnishes & roofings.
15696.
Chapin (E. T.) co.:
Gleave (Fred) Bull’s eye. 6759.
Preservation & strength tests of
cedar poles. 9257.
Chapin (H. C.):
Inventor. 13959.
Major general
13979.
Chapin & O’Donnell:
Educational foundations. Model
store-keeping dept. ‘Teacher’s
greatest problem. 6625.
—— —— World’s greatest prob-
lem. 38634.
Chaplin’s (Charlie) burlesque on Car-
men. (Motion picture) 8710.
Chapman (Arthur) Out where the
commanding.
West begins. 19791.
Chapman (C. D.) Self-made pictures
for children. 23340.
Chapman (C. H.) Jezebel. 16580.
Chapman (F. M.) Audubon pocket
bird collection. 25708.
Chapman (H. L.)
1t. 2585.
Chapman (J. W.)
hope. 11940.
Chapman (Russell) Winters (Quera)
Quack. 4939.
Chapman (S.M.) Voice. 22172, 24782.
Chappell (A. E. W.):
Chappell (Wayvell) & co. Im-
proved type automatic ball bear-
ing electric floor surfacing ma-
chine. 3430.
Little automatic electric sur-
facing machine. 138.
Chappell (Wayvell) & co.:
Improved type automatic ball
bearing electric floor surfacing
machine. 3430.
Little automatic electric surfac-
ing machine. 138.
Chappell & co., Itd.:
Happy day. 13944.
Mattulath (Alice)
die hiiter. 4207.
As the masses see
Reason for my
Frauen sind
1526
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Chappelow (B. BE.) Bigger, better bus.
3431
19131.
31679
Charity? (Motion picture)
Charity bazaar. (Drama)
Charles William stores, inc.°
N. Y. styles. [ete.] 11941, 11942.
Your bargain bk. [etc.] 23341,
23342.
Charleston, S. C., direct. 3487.
Charlie after a job. 29097.
Charlie Chaplin’s burlesque on Car-
men. (Motion picture) 8710.
Charlotte, N. C., direct. 19792.
Charlottesville, Va., direct. 25709.
Charm of life. (Drama) 1003.
Charmante Rosalie. (Drama) 8291,
Charming villain. (Motion picture)
22846.
Charrette anglaise.
81680.
Chart music pub. co.
(Drama) 22384,
McCosh (D. 8.)
Natl. self teacher for bugle, ete.
29954.
Charterhouse co.:
Bookkeeping. [ete.] 3488-3441.
Business forms & banking. 1586.
Eaton (Seymour) Adv. a twelve
day course of inst. in ideas.
9441.
Charters (Charles) Singed wings.
2930.
Charwate (A. T.):
Original idea. 5129.
Spartan mother. 382033.
Superwoman. 5192.
Vaudevillainess. 5215.
Charwate (Tex.) See Charwate
A. B. Chase pianos. 63863, 9258.
Music, an appreciation. 28548.
Chase (A. C.) Wholesale factor sell-
ing service plan. 2766.
Chase (Ff. W.) Penalty.
Chase (H. van R.):
Fond du Lac bus. men’s assn.
United service for the city &
county of Fond du Lac. 26054.
San Francisco. Chamber of com-
merce. San Francisco chamber
of ecommerce. 27115.
Chase (J. M.) Great pyramid of
Gizeh. 9259.
Chase (J. R.) Affection. 16484,
Chase (Josephine) Magic fairy tale
drawing bk. 25710.
Chase (L. E.) See Putnam (Mrs.
Osgood )
Chase (S. G.)
in knowing what to do.
Chase (W. W.) Gyde co.
pany vacuum appliances.
Chase & cc Proven
recipes. 28549.
5141.
Opportunity consists
6364. .
Gyde com-
203899.
grapefruit
Chase supply co. Shoes from factory
to you. 3442.
Chastening. (Drama) 18809.
Chatelain (J.-L.):
Cabanes (E.) Neurasthéniques.
28491.
Lézinier (Dr. de) Pharmacodyna-
mie et applications cliniques de
la médication par la vamianine.
29839.
Passarini (Dr.) Maladies des
femmes. 30561.
Poullet (Dr.) Pharmacodyna-
mie et applications cliniques.
30662.
Semanne (P23) Sinubérase.
30911.
Chater (Melville) Rainbow _ tree.
16661.
Chatfield-Taylor (H. C.) Course in
the Commedia dell’ arte. 11943.
Chatham & Phenix natl. bank of the
CIEYLIOEEIN HAS
General instructions to managers.
25711.
More taxes. 233483.
Chatillon (John) & sons.
19793.
Chatran pub. co.
How moving
9260.
Chattanooga, Tenn., First natl. bank.
Advantages of a city bank. 19794.
Chattel. (Motion picture) 22847.
Chattel loan soc. of N. Y., ine. Ann.
rept. 3448.
Chattell (Clarence) How moving pic-
tures are made. 9260.
Chatterson (Willowdean) :
New Year’s madness. 18877.
Olivia’s business. 319388.
Pinch hit. 18898.
Chauffeurs’ reward system co.
exposition. 11944.
Chautauqua school of nursing:
Catalogue.
Chattell (Clarence)
pictures are made.
Brief
Medical nursing. 1389.
Operating room. 28550.
Chavance (René) Vengeur. 18945.
Chayes (H. E. 8S.) Technique for a
simple bridge. 1587.
Cheap vacation. (Motion picture)
16912.
Cheaters. 22848.
10986.
(Motion picture)
Cheating cheaters. (Drama)
Cheboygan, Mich., direct. 19796.
Cheboygan Co., Mich., map. 2998.
Cheerful Monday magazine. 28551.
Cheesman (G. 8S.) In a country with-
out a chance. 28552.
Cheever-Meredith (Katharine) It was
she. 27608.
Chelan Co., Wash., direct. 19797.
Chelsea, Mass., direct. 9261.
Chemical catalog co., ine. Chemical
engineering catalog. 25712.
1527
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v.18
Chemical hazards. 7069.
Chemical man. (Drama) 13904.
Cheney (A. C.) Nameless one. 1123.
Cheney (Josephine) Shaughraun.
22662-1.
Cheney (W.D.) Simplicity of success.
19798.
Cheney, Wash., map. 22684.
Cherney (Maurice) :
Man. 1105.
Schemers. 1175.
Cherrington (KE. H.) Anti-saloon
league yr. bk. 14493.
Cherry (Louise) Suggestions.
Cherry Tree, Pa., map. 22685.
Chesapeake & Potomac telephone co.
Telep. direct. 6365-6367, 14765,
19799, 28554, 28558, 28565.
Chesapeake & Potomac telep. co. of
Baltimore. Telep. direct. 3444.
Chesapeake & Potomac telephone co.
of Va. Telep. direct. 3447, 6365—
6367, 14765, 19799, 19800, 23344.
Chesman (Nelson) & eco. Nelson
Chesman & co’s newspaper rate bE.
25713.
Chester (G. R.):
Enemy. 16538.
It’s yours if you get it.
Chester (Lillian):
Enemy. 16538.
It’s yours if you get it. 11060.
Chester, N. H., direct. 17509.
Chester, Vt., direct. 822.
Chestnut-Ball (M. D.):
Aunt Sally’s home made home
budget. . 19804.
Mettle. 11945.
Chevalier (Louis).
Charley! 11228.
Chevaliers teutoniques
31681.
Chew chew.
Chiapinti
28566.
Chicago, IIl.:
28553.
11060.
Willie? no,
(Drama)
(Drama) 16513.
(S.). Libro dei discorsi.
Ann, police guide. 19805.
Black’s blue bk. [ete.] 28567,
28568.
Complete paper direct. of Chicago.
1588.
Direct. 17841, 17342, 23346.
Macdonald labor direct. 25714.
Manual of the industrial map of
Chicago. 3450.
Map. 5253, 11258, 11254, 14074,
16763, 16764, 22686, 22687.
Chicago addressing co. List of lists.
2515:
Chicago & north western ry co.:
Forty ways and more to Cal. and
the north coast. 14780.
Wisconsin, map. 32317, 32318.
15
Chicago assn. of commerce. Way to
ship. 1589.
Chicago automobile trade assn. Natl.
used car market repts. 6369, 14781,
17348, 19806, 28569.
Chicago bowling & billiard protective
league. Rules for fifteen ball con-
tinuous pocket billiards. 11946.
Chicago central station institute.
Commercial engineering course.
1590, 3449, * 11947, 12996. 14783,
17345, 19808, 23347, 25716, 28571.
Chicago college of naprapathy Journal
of naprapathy. 12590.
Chicago daily news co.:
Angelo (H. R.) Agitation for
peace spreading in Germany.
[ete.] 17144-17147.
All Scandinavia is backing up
Norway. 25475.
Amer. fete holds a crowd in
Denmark. [etec.] 14489-14491.
Arrest big Danish importer.
[ete.] 11655-11657.
—— Consul Winslow
[ete.] 23124-23127.
— Danes debate sale of the
West Indies. f[ete.] 19443—
19446.
— Greenland holds
[ete.] 28097, 28098.
Anker (Ella) Bitter against U.
S. 25477.
Arcos (Rene)
Gallieni at
11661-11674.
—— Allies’ order hits
[ete.] 14497-14503.
— Austrian losses
[ete.] 17149-17160.
Austrian position viewed as
critical. [ete.] 19451-19461.
Church circular lauds war.
[ete.] 28107-28109.
— Drive on British line begun.
9046
25482-—
is coming.
explorer.
All France honors
funeral. [ete.]
Swiss.
are large.
Food scant,
25485.
— Germans use tricks to evade.
food rules. [ete.] 23128-—
23133.
Bass (J. F.) Allies’ Balkan plan
defended. [ete.] 25569-25571.
British starting big drive.
[ete.] 14590-14600. :
— Chicago meetings may affect
the war. [ete.] 11762-11764.
France is satisfied with allies’
gains. 17226.
J. F. Bass finds French wil-
ling to fight. f[ete.] 28258,
28259.
Views British army as mira-
cle of war. 19587.
[ete. ]
28
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Chicago daily news co.—Continued. Chicago daily news co.—Continued.
Bell (KE. P.) Allies take serious
view of U boats. [etc.] 23201-
23218.
Archer attacks militarists.
[ete.] 19609-19622.
— Army of 20,000 from America,
9135.
Battle story told by wounded
Briton. [ete.] 14616-14626.
Britain is damaged by three
days’ gale. [ete. ] 25576—
25585.
Britain is indignant over
Wilson’s talk. [ete.] 11781-
11798.
Britain not to sway allies as
to peace. [ete.] 28270-28292.
British navy costs $960,000,-
000 a yr. [ete.] 17248-17255.
Brayden (W. H.) Arraign Case-
ment in a police ct. on treason
charge. [ete.] 11853-11857.
Home rule, f[ete.] 25633-
. 25635.
Ireland has a pig problem.
28386.
Ireland will fight drafting for
army. f[ete.] 23264, 23265.
Irish approve Grey’s ideals.
[ete.] 9188, 9189.
Irish pay big war taxes.
[ete.] 19687-19691.
British gain ground in the Somme
drive. [ete.] 23349-23351.
British hold height as result of
drive. f[ete.] 25717, 25718.
Browne (lL. E.) Crush Teuton
plots in land of the _ shah.
feten) 27291, 17292.
—— Emaciated heroes depict Ku-
tel-Amara. [etc.] 11872-11874.
Entente may strike new biow
at Greece. [ete.] 28423-28432.
— Townshead’s troops ex-
changed by ‘Turks. [ete.]
23288, 23284.
Buchan (John) Allies win on
Somme. f[ete.] 23297-23299.
British consolidate positions
they won. [ete.] 19716-19720.
John Buchan eables_. of
French campaign. 17293.
Chicago daily news almanac & yr.-
bk. 141.
Chicago travelers in Paris. [ete.]
19809, 19810, 28572-28574.
Chicago visitors in Paris. [ete.]
11948-11951.
Chicagoans arrive at Paris.
17346.
Clement (E. W.) -Asserts Japan
is sincere. [ete.] 25743-25752.
Chinda may quit U. S. post.
[ete.] 11975-11980.
1529
Criticize Japanese cabinet.
[ete.] 28873-23378.
Farce & trick says Tokyo.
[ete.] 28619-28626.
Japan approves U. S. policy. *
[ete.] 17859-17362.
—— Japan’s rice crop is good.
[ete.] 19838, 19839.
Laud Hayashi’s appointment.
[ete.] 14810, 14811.
Dane (Peter) Arbitration law
resisted. [ete.] 14897, 14898.
Berlin envoy now in Norway.
[ete.] 25804-25806.
Condemn Norwegian strike.
[ete.] 12044-12046.
Decker (A. R.) Allies have a new
balloon. [ete.] 28760-28764.
3onus is planned for wheat.
[ete.] 25838-25840.
— Chicagoan in fierce fights on
the Yser. [ete.] 12070-12072.
— Doubts girl’s eye will aid.
[ete.] 28485, 23486.
— For tariff league after war.
[ete.] 14977-14979.
—— France puts ban on imports.
[ete.] 17501-17503.
Digby (Bassett) Advance in
Hungary by eavalry of Czar.
[ete.] 17514-17527.
—— Austria & Bulgaria to pay.
[ete.] 20001-20023.
Austrian sees vital blow
given to army. [ete] 14999-
15008.
— Austrians yield in crowds.
[ete.] 12090-12097.
Czar uses reprisals on Ger-
man captives. [ete.] 28802-
28810.
Denies massacre in Molda-
via. [ete.] 23509-23520.
Deutschland book in demand
in Sweden. [ete.] 25852-25859.
Estep (Ralph) Monastir has title
of breadless town. [ete.]
28947-28949.
Feibelman (Rene) Amer. die in
Brussels. f[ete.] 23631-23636.
Anti-Gerard volley by the
German press. [ete.] 20227,
20228.
— Belgian refugees sail for N. Y.
[ete.] 17614-17616.
— Belgians sail for America.
[ete.] 29027-29038.
— Gerard will return to his
Berlin post. [ete.] 26039-
260438.
—— German newspapers are out
for Hughes. [ete.] 15449.
at?
INDEX
Chicago daily news co.—Continued.
Feibelman (Rene) MHollweg’s re-
ply to Grey. 12207.
Frankenthal (L. J.) Germans de-
nounce statements of Grey.
12246.
Gibbon (Perceval) Big British
warships force way up Baltic.
Tete.] 12287-12291.
Chicago loan is approved.
[ete.] 29146-29149.
China faces a money crisis.
[ete.] 12292-12295.
China in a yielding mood.
[ete.] 23698-23700.
Czernowitz warned of Rus-
sian attack. [ete.] 17662-
17669. ‘
— Fear annexation by Japan.
26115.
—— Hankow riot is laid to plot.
17670.
—— Japanese are aiding revolt of
Chinese. 9634.
—— Japan’s word held broken.
[ete.] 203809, 20310.
— Offers $500,000,000 to China,
15164.
Kiehl (W. J. L.) Belgian grain to
Germany. fete.] 24006—24008.
— Belgians fight, cross line.
[ete.] 29708-29711.
British captives marry Dutch
girls. 15508.
Deserters flee to Holland.
[ete.] 179138, 17914.
Duteh East Indies guarded.
[ete.] 12689-12642.
Grey’s interview is praised.
9993.
—Plan a_ demobilization lid.
[ete.] 20750-20752.
Lumholtz (Carl) Explorer trav-
erses jungles of Borneo. 24100.
Lund (Inge) Inge Lund comes to
Chicago. 26602.
Inge Lund in home of wealth
& culture. fete.] 24101-24105.
Lundberg (Hjalmar) Food is
searce in Sweden. [ete. ]
26603-26612.
Germany thanks U. S. en-
voys. f[ete.] 29908-29912.
Matches will be smaller.
fete.] 24106-24109.
Sweden won't fight. 12798.
Martin (fF. A.) comp. Best track
& field performances. 12847.
Mielde (M. M.) Norway for de-
fiance if U. S. would lead.
30163.
Mowrer (BE. A.) Aid man on trial
in U. S. [ete.] 80204-30212.
Austria drains Montenegro.
[ete.] 21186-21144.
1530
pt. 1, n.8., v.18
Chicago daily news co.—Continued.
—aAustria’s big drive halted.
[ete.] 12957-12971.
— Denies nation sold _ out.
[ete.] 24187-24197.
— Election bewilders Italians.
[ete.] 26730-26737.
— Facts on Austrian forces.
[ete.] 15767-15773.
Italians feel war with Berlin
is sure. f[ete.] 18105-18110.
Italians reprint Grey talk.
10257.
Mowrer (P. S.)
athrob as_ allies
[ete.] 15774-15800.
— Allies’ replies in few days.
[ete.] 30213-30226.
Allies will keep up big drive
All Paris is
smash on,
all winter. fete.] 26738-
26749.
Anniversary cheers French.
[ete.] 21145-21172.
Big guns are secret of mod-
ern attack. [ete.] 18111-18129.
Chance to buy battle field.
24198.
— Defends U. 8. note to Kaiser.
12972.
Noel (E. P.) Accuse Greece of
treachery. f[ete.] 21401-21418.
Age is no bar to Americans,
[ete.] 18223, 18224.
—— Air attacks near hospital.
[ete.] 24853-24361.
—— Air flights thrilling at Battle
of Somme. [ete.] 15883-15902.
— Amer. aviators are sent to
Verdun. [ete.] 13112-13126.
—— Americans go to Saloniki.
[ete.] 26876-26881.
Disprove reports Arabia a
transport. [etc.] 30486, 30487.
French newspapers praise
Grey’s talk. 10368.
Reckwell (P. A.) Air battles in
raid biggest ever fought [etce.]
27056-27062.
——— Amer. athlete is killed. [ete.]
21656-21666.
Amer, aviator in thrilling sky
fight. [etc.] 24465-24468.
—— Amer. get war honors for
bravery. f[ete.] 13313-18319.
Amer. gets rest from Ver:
dun fight. [ete.] 16062-16069.
Amer. gets rest in trench par-
adise. f[ete.] 18343-18353.
Fly under Lafayette’s name.
fete.] 30759-30762.
—— New Yorker is not wounded.
10522.
Schuette (OQ. F.) Allies push
gains less than three miles.
fete.] 16128-16148.
, 4
i
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Chicago daily news co.—Continued.
Army of life keeps pace with
grim war. [ete.] 30856-30877.
Austrians may peril Venice.
[ete.] 13389-13404.
— Auto to wedding under ban.
[ete.] 18414-18425.
— Blows are aimed at Britain.
[ete.] 21754-21765.
—— Brussiloff’s drive fails. [ete.]
24525-24531.
— German fire makes Predeal a
memory [ete.] 27126-27131.
— New food minister chosen.
10580.
Sindici (Magda) Kaiser would
give Belgium for peace. 30975.
Sloss (Robert) Allies’ drive nears
Peronne. [etec.] 16200-16202.
Assails cruelty of deporting
Belgians. [ete.] 381005, 31006.
—- Book by von Biilow arouses
British ire. [etce.] 18479-18489
British expect new era of
prosperity. [ete.] 21858-21866.
— Change submarine attitude.
[ete.] 24591-24593.
— Devote millions to censor U.
S. mails. [ete.] 27194-27197.
London lauds beat of the
Daily news. 13498.
Stephanove (Constantine) Balkan
situation improved. Tete. ]
13534, 13535.
— Bulgarian king shows tact.
[ete.] 31107-31111.
—— Bulgars feed Greek soldiers.
[ete.] 24652-24654.
— Bulgars hail Pole kingdom.
fete.] 27234-27237.
Bulgar’s lightning dash perils
allies. f[ete.] 21932-21934.
Russian offensive sways
Roumanians. 16244.
Swing (R. E.) Austrian ruler, 86.
[ete.] 21980-21991.
— Berlin’s food supply ample.
[ete.] 16260, 16261.
Big crops in Germany. [etc.]
24681-24685.
Blame British censors.
[ete.] 18559-18567.
Bukharest warned of Ger-
man attack. [ete.] 31163-—
31175.
— Chicago doctor is in Berlin.
[ete.] 27306-27314.
Demands Britain cease re-
prisal. [ete.] 13576, 18577.
Teherkesoii (Warlam) Army of
Turks discouraged. [ete. ]
13586-13588.
Brussiloff close to people.
16270.
Chicago daily news co.—Continued.
Charge Mackensen snubbed
Austrians. [ete.] 22016-22023.
———Duma plans new land law.
fete.] 18589-18594.
Thompson (R. W.)
maica planters.
22052.
Archbishop Nuttall is dead.
[ete.] 18610-18615.
Bars Jamaica conscription.
fete.] 24709, 24710.
Embargo on bananas urged.
Aid for Ja-
fete.] 22048-
[etc.] 18603-18605.
Jamaica aids the Red cross.
27348.
Jamaica for favored trade.
[ete.] 81238-81241.
Van Beekendonk (Dejong) Dr.
Van Beekendonk explains,
16352.
Zanghieri (Tancred) Austrians
attack own force. 13861.
Died to save the grenadiers.
16464.
— Italians assist in Albania.
[ete.] 27547, 27548.
—Scaffolds Italy’s memory of
emperor. 31581.
Terrific fire razes trenches.
22334.
Chicago direct. co.
23346, 28568.
Chicago examiner. Abraham Lincoln
once said. [ete.] 1591-1596.
Chicago, direct.
Chicago fuse mfg. co. Catalog. 9263,
19811.
Chicago Heights bus. college. Church-
ill shorthand. 19812.
Chicago law direct. 14787.
Chicago mercantile co. Catalog. 6372,
19813.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ry.:
More pioneering. 28575.
Puget Sound, map. 3095.
Chicago post graduate veterinary col-
lege. Trephining. 25719.
Chicago real estate index co. Atlas &
ownership index. 142, 3451, 6374,
11952-11954, 14788, 23352, 25720.
Chicago school of nursing. Lesson se-
ries. 28576.
Chicago, Second security bank:
Plant a dollar. 9262.
Resolved. 140.
Chicago stage lighting co.
stage lighting. 19814.
Chicago steel post co.
fence posts. 11955.
Chicago technical college. Home-
study course in drafting & design.
kete. | .g2aodGse 2 aooo:
Chicago telep. co.:
Local operating practice ref. bk.
28583.
Electrical
Chicago steel
1531
INDEX
Chicago telep. co.—Continued.
Telep. direct. 1597, 3454, 6377,
9264, 11956, 14794, 17347, 19815,
25724, 28577.
Chicago telep. co., Wisconsin telep. co.,
Cleveland telep. co., & Michigan
state telep. co.:
Adjustment of substation ringers
& relays. f[ete.] 145, 146.
Notes on the provision of outside
plant exchange facilities. 3456.
Specification. 25725.
Chicago therapeutic institute. Chi-
cago therapuetic institute. 25726.
Chicago title & trust co.:
Abstract of title. 147, 28584.
Continuation of abstract of title.
9270.
Chicago trappers exchange. Allison
(AL. J.) Story of three boy trap-
pers. 28016.
Chicago tribune:
Balmer (Edwin) 1917, 9080,
11709, 14547, 17188, 19525.
Brush (M. I.) How I paid my
way into English high society.
3368.
Emery (H. M.) Organdie most
fashionable for summer wear.
12158.
McCutcheon (J. T.) Allies’ Bal-
kan campaign. [ete.] 543-545.
Gen. Sarrail & the correspon-
dents. 2195.
Phillips (E. O.) MHilles balks at
Barnes plan to control G. O. P.
7655.
Ramsaye (Terry) Sequel to The
diamond from the sky. 30705.
Seivwright (Jean) And now the
sports suit of leather trimmed
with fur. [ete.] 30905-30910.
Beautiful in color are gauze
like frocks. [ete.] 7832-7836.
Boudoir costumes. [etc.]
27144-27148.
Brighter the color the more
modish the suit. [ete.] 16152-
16155.
— Capes of all sizes. [ete.]
4594, 4595.
— For the summer frock comes
the summer hat. [etce.] 184384—
18437.
Gaily colored flowers trim
summer hats. [ete.] 10589-—
10593.
Hats grow simple as frocks
grow more elaborate. Lete.]
24545-24548.
— Informal frocks for fall are
abundantly trimmed. fete. ]
21789-21793.
— Newest hat is of Milan.
[ete.] 13483-13486.
pt.1,n.s., v.18
Chicago tribune—Continued.
Watson (M. 8S.) Canada gives
full response to war eall. [ete.]
2665-2676.
— Canada united in loyalty to
mother country. 4857.
Mexican peace only new form
of brigandry. [ete.] 911-914.
19 states will elect delegates. 4962.
Chicago (University of):
Chicago, Ill., map. 11253.
World, map. 32320.
Chicken. (Motion picture) 25334.
Chicken-hearted Jim. (Motion pic-
ture) 8711.
Chicken trust. (Drama) 10987.
Chickering (M. A.) Broken swords.
28585.
Chickering & sons.
1598, 28586.
Chico, Cal., direct. 19825.
Chicopee, Mass., map. 1253.
Chief consolidated mining co. Tintic
& North Tintic mining districts,
Utah, map. 14169.
Chief European dramatists.
10987*. .
Chief pub. co. Waldron (J. J. T.)
Law governing theatres. 903.
Chihuahua, Mexico, map. 5254, 27705.
Child (B. W.) What electricity really
is. 63878.
Child in the house.
Child of circumstances.
Chickering & sons.
(Drama)
(Drama) 16514.
(Motion pic-
ture). 5453.
Child of destiny. (Motion picture).
19132.
Child of Judea. (Drama). 8292.
Child of mystery. (Motion picture)
32347.
Child of the Manitto. (Drama).
18810.
Child, the look and the telephone.
(Drama). 5006.
Child unborn. (Drama). 31682.
Child welfare league of America co.
Child welfare league of America,
Child welfare league of America at a
glance. 11958.
Childhood’s happy days.
ture) 8712.
Children of Granada. (Drama) 25042.
Children of Hagar. (Drama) 16515.
Children of the bard. (Drama) 8293,
10988.
(Motion pic-
Children of the sun. (Drama) 8294.
Children of the sunrise. (Drama)
2799.
Children of the universe. (Drama)
22385.
Children’s Christmas dream. (Drama)
31683.
1004.
Children’s message. (Drama)
1532
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Children’s paradise. (Motion picture)
14213.
Children’s savings system co. This is
a children’s savings system store.
3457.
Childrey co.,_ ine. Mexico, map.
16825.
Childs (C. F.) & co. U.S. govt. bond
ealendar. 3458.
Childs (C. L.) Good sportsmen’s club
of Turlock. Standards of good
sportsmanship. 28718.
Childs (G. S.) Methods of using the
telep. & teleg. more profitably. 9271.
Childs (H. H.) If you are on the
Lord’s side.. 28587.
Childs (I. M.):
Bonnie’s Christmas eve. 24991.
News from the front. 11111.
Childs (lL. D.) Freedom’s fetters.
19826.
Child’s © book of holiday plays.
(Drama) 24916*.
Child’s book of plays. (Drama)
1004*,
Childs co. Monthly digest. 6379,
11959.
Childs savings plan co. Agreement.
14796.
Chiles (J. A.) Eureka elixer-life
chart. 17349.
Chilhowean, 1916, the yr. bk. of Mary-
ville college. 14797.
Chilhowee, Mo., map. 25104.
Chillicothe, Mo., map. 18980.
Chilton (A. L.) Titche Goettinger co.
Story of Peter Rabbit. 8038.
Chilton (H. H.) Ant. 8263.
Chilton (J. E. R.) Merchants retail
credit assn. Rating bk. of the city
of greater Dallas, Tex. 10178.
Chilton (L. H.) Titche Goettinger co.
Story of Peter Rabbit. 8033.
Chilton co.:
Chilton automobile direct. 23360.
Chilton trade list. 148, 14798.
Chimalman, & other poems. 22385*.
Chimney sweep. (Motion picture).
16913.
China, map. 5255.
China. (Motion picture)
Chinese president. (Drama)
Chinese rugs. 4286.
Chip, the plumber.
eae Lb.
Chipman (F. J.)
8541
22872.
24917.
(Motion picture)
Treasure Island.
Chipman (Frederick) Maid to order.
18864.
Chipman (Misner) Laying out a plan
of investigation to increase the sales
efficiency. 6380.
Chipman (Reeve):
Luxurious journeys.
— Outdoor journeys.
3459.
6381.
Chip’s backyard barn-stormers. (Mo-
tion picture) 5454.
Chip’s Carmen. (Motion picture)
VISTI.
Chips from Brentwood. 17350.
Chip’s movie company. (Motion pic-
ture) 16914.
Chip’s rivals. (Motion picture) 5455.
Chiropractic college. What isit. 6382.
Chisholm-Moore mfg. co. Chain hoists,
trolleys, ete. 11960.
Chittenden (Alice) Martyr. 11090.
Chittenden (F. R.) Romain (KE. W.)
Creed of the unafraid. 16071.
Chittenden (R. C.) Laws, definitions
& formulas in elem. physics. 11961.
Chivalry of love. (Drama) 10989.
Chlopiee studukatowy. (Drama)
2800.
Chlopiec studukatovy. (Drama) 2800.
Choate (Florence) Our baby. 19827.
Choate (Rufus) Centrollogy. 11962.
Chocolate bride. (Drama) 1005.
Chocolate girl. (Drama) 1006.
Chocorua, N. H., map. 14075.
Choice. (Drama) 22386.
Choosing a husband. (Drama) 8296.
Chorpening (G. A.) Moody Co., S. D.,
map, 5299.
Chorus girl & the kid.
ture) 25232.
Chown (C. M.):
Chown chem. co.
(Motion pic-
C. M. Chown’s
retail repts. 11963.
Chown’s (C. M.) retail repts.
28588.
Chown commer. co. C. M. Chown’s
retail repts. 11963, 17351.
Christensen (A. W.) Christensen schl.
of popular music. Facts & proof con-
cerning the Christensen system of
teaching ragtime. [ete.] 28589,
28590.
Christensen (Alice & Nels) Alphabet
according to the Holy Scriptures.
3460.
Christensen (John) & co. $50.00 in
gold. 6383.
Christensen schl. of popular music.
Facts & proof concerning the Christ-
ensen system of teaching ragtime.
[ete.] 28589, 28590.
Christian (Eugene)
tian’s calculating scales dial.
Christian herald:
Rules & regulations. 28591.
Steele (A. G.) From dark to
dawn. 10702.
Christian press assn.:
Brinly’ (J... BB.) ‘Church. 88:
House (Ernest) Excuses. 6954.
Christian science monitor:
Hind (C. L.) Art of landscape.
26263, 29354.
Eugene Chris-
3461.
1533
INDEX
Christian science monitor—Continued.
Judson (Katherine) When mink
teased. 23970.
Christian science pub. soc.:
Foi et générosité. 17352.
Law & work. 9272.
McCrackan (W. D.)
videnskap. 26630.
Singh (St. Nihal)
ice to the empire.
Strickler (V. O.)
Kristelig
India’s serv-
4633.
Christian sci-
ence. 18556.
Christiansen (HEjnar) My country.
Das
Christkind. (Drama) 31684.
Christmas at McCarthy’s. (Drama)
31685.
Christmas at Punkin Holler. (Drama)
31686.
Christmas at the ranch. (Drama)
1007.
Christmas babes in the woods.
(Drama) 27656.
Christmas carol. (Motion picture)
32522.
Christmas club. Do you know exactly
how much you get & how much you
spend. f[ete.] 9273-9284.
Christmas conspiracy. (Drama)
27656.
Christmas dialogs. 26751.
Christmas fantasy. (Drama) 31687.
Christmas greetings from Heart’s de-
light farm. 900.
Christmas jest. (Drama)
Christmas mystery. (Drama) 31688.
Christmas pageant. (Drama) 31689.
Christmas tree. (Drama.) 24918.
Christmas tree dialogue. 28527.
Christopher, Ill., map. 14076.
Christus. (Motion picture) 5456.
Christy (Adelia) Ancient order of
Hibernians in Amer. (Ladies aux-
24916*.
iliary) Official ritual. 6062.
Christy (I. S.) Piano purchaser’s
guide. 11964.
Chrome steel works. Adamantine
forged chrome steel balls. 17353.
Chromicized catgut. 138748.
Chronicles of Bloom Center. (Motion
picture) 5457-5460.
Chrostowski (Alphonse) America
first. 978.
Chrysalis. (Drama) 138905, 24919.
(Drama) 31690.
Modern knitting.
Chulo del barrio.
Chundelah (A. S.)
28592.
Church (fy P22) Chiren (Ww. ce...) in
terpretations, infantry drill regula-
tions. 19828.
Church (John) co.:
Be your own salesman. 28593.
Grimm (C. W.) Grimm’s note-
spelling bk. 238748.
pt: 1, Ris, weds
Church (John) co.—Continued.
Mathews (B. D.) Conversation
lessons for the beginner in mu-
sie. 380071.
Chureh (W. C.) Interpretations, in-
fantry drill regulations. 19828,
28594. ?
Church (W. C. & F. P.) Chureh
(W. C.) Interpretations, infantry
regulations. 6384, 28594.
Church. 88.
Chureh & Dwight co. Useful birds.
9285,
Church-Beinkamp co. Broekhoven
(J. B.) How to play the world’s
most wonderful musical instrument.
19698.
Church invisible, ine.
ble. 28595.
Church kalendar. 25727.
Church pub. co. Ideal sermon cabinet
& index. 11965.
Church invisi-
Churchill (E. P.) ine. Around the
town. 10958.
Churchill (F. A.) jr. When genius
burned. 5225.
Churchill (G. F.) Chicago Heights
bus. college. Churchill shorthand.
19812.
Churchill (H. B.) Mother. 19829.
Churehill (L. A.) Truth about our
dead. 28596.
Churchill (W.S.):
Antwerp: the story of its siege &
fall. 28598.
War by land & sea. 19830.
Churehill (Winston) Short cut to
victory needed. 28597.
Ciambelli (Bernardino) :
Sotterranei di New York. 9286.
Vergine di Trieste. 6385.
Cieatrice. (Drama) 13906.
Cicero candidatus. (Drama) 8399%.
Cid. (Drama) 10987*.
Cid Campeador. (Drama) 22387.
Cincinnati, O., direct. 14799, 19831.
Cincinnati, O., guide & street direct.
16436.
Cincinnati, O., map. 5256, 8597, 14077,
14078, 16765, 27706.
Cincinnati, O. Williams’ Cincinnati
industrial, mercantile & professional
register. 8462.
Cincinnati & suburban Bell telep. co.
Telep. direct. 6386, 14800, 17354,
25728.
Cincinnati chiropractic assn.
practic. 238361, 25730-25732.
Cincinnati enquirer. Hastings (J. 8.)
Bits of by-play. 365, 1923, 3823, 6840,
9716, 12374, 15241, 17722, 20435,
23768, 26202, 29276.
Cincinnati musical festival assn. Off.
twenty-second biennial music festi-
val. 9287. .
Chiro-
1534
“hos. 1-12, 1916
Cincinnati stationary eng. direct. co.
Cincinnati, O., direct. 19831.
_ Cinco to Little Lake, Cal., map. 1298.
Cingerella. 25733.
Cinderella. (Drama) 2862*, 13907,
24930, 27580, 31691, 31752.
Cinderella Smith. (Drama) 8297.
Cinders. (Motion picture) 5461.
_ Cinders of love. (Motion picture)
Cindy. (Drama) 31692.
Cine-fantomas. (Drama)
_ Cippico (Giuseppe) :
Jockey of death. 5664.
Masque of life. 19244.
Circle of death. (Motion picture)
8298.
27796.
Circular room. (Motion picture)
16915.
Circumstantial evidence. (Drama)
22388, 31693.
Circumstantial guilt. (Motion pic-
ture) 27797.
Circumstantial justice. (Motion pic-
ture) 191383, 22902.
(Drama) 27571.
(Drama)
Circus day in Dixie.
Circus day in Georgia.
31694.
Circus mongrels. (Motion picture)
11512.
Circus of death. (Motion picture)
19244.
Circus romance. (Motion picture)
Cirind (L.) Cirinad (Lorenzo) Ar-
tistic complete method for the study
of cello-banjo. 28599.
Citator pub. co.:
Citator. 150-152, 1599, 1600,
6388-6394, 9288, 9289, 14801-
14804, 17855, 23362 — 23367,
25784-25736, 28600.
Citer-digest co.:
Ruen (H. C.) Supplement.
380777.
—U. S. statute citer-digest
suppl. 2421. ,
-Citizens dairy co. Will you save me.
11966.
Citizens savings & trust co. Morison
(F. R.) Home nursing suggestions.
21113.
Citizens state bank. Pyramid Christ-
mas savings club. 6895.
Citizens trust & savings bank:
Dollar. 9290.
Human int. bank adv. 28602.
Your life insur. money. 11967.
Citizens trust co., Jeffersonville, Ind.
Christmas savings fund. 19832.
City. (Drama) 1007*
City. (Motion picture) 32348.
City bank. Banking hints. 1601.
INDEX
City deposit bank. Pittsburgh. When
& where to pay taxes & waiter rents.
gS
City ice delivery co. Then & now in
the ice indus. 9291.
City library assn. of Springfield. Re-
cent poetry. 11968.
City natl. bank of Evanston. Hand
bk. of banking facilities. 23368.
City news pub. co. What’s going on.
28603.
City of failing light. (Motion picture)
5464,
City of illusion. (Motion picture)
11372.
City Point, Va., direct. 17786.
City savings bank. Read the story of
Baby Nickel. 3468.
Ciudad alegre y confiada. (Drama)
31695.
Civil service chronicle, inc. Fire de-
partment motor apparatus. 28604.
Civilian ezars. (Drama) 8299.
Civilization. (Motion picture) 8713,
11373, 16916.
Civilization in the far East. (Motion
picture) 382349.
Civilization’s child. (Motion picture)
8714.
Claflin (R. C.) Columbia school of
draiting, Washington. Columbia
school of drafting. 1610.
Claim adjusters guide, certified insur.
attys. 14805.
Claire-de-Lune. (Drama) 1008.
Clairville (Ludw.) Czula_ struna.
2811.
Clancy! :( 32 -D.):
Amer. banking credit co. Loan &
investment contract. 6033.
Lecture on a plan of operation for
first mortgage loans. 31594.
Lecture on an amortization loan
system. 4965.
Clancy (J. R.) Theatrical stage rig-
ging. 19833.
Clancy (William) Life story of Clara
Kimball Young. 28605.
Clapp (Woodbridge) :
Alcove. 10948.
President of Pongee.
Clarasdorf-Castie Rock mines,
map. 8598.
Claremont, N. H., direct. 3464.
Claremont institute. Schnackenberg
(J. H.) Problems in pract. account-
ing. 30852.
Claremore, Okl., map. 18981.
Clarence, Mo., map. 32187.
Clarion. (Motion picture) 5465.
Clark (—) Two nuts from Mattea-
wan. 5210.
Clark (A. W.) Graded writing text-
bks. 11969, 19834.
1158.
Col.,
1535
INDEX
Clark (Amy) Myself said unto me.
14806.
Clark ‘¢€B:-B.)::
Apostle. 8265*.
False saint. 11012*.
Outer edge of society. 31948.
Son-in-law of M. Poirier. 32030.
Clark (Mrs. Curran) Peanuts. 27647.
Clark (H. H.) Sessions loan & trust
co. Evidence of security. 13440.
Clark (EK. M.) Rubaiyat of a heart.
28606.
Clark (Edward) Last mile. 8399.
Clark (F. E.) Course of lessons in
public schl. music. 3465, 14807,
28607.
Clark (F. W.) Lecture on scientific
race training. 22337.
Clark (G. H.) Let there be light.
9292.
Clark (G. J.) Synopsis of the writ-
ings of Charles Dickens. 23369.
Clark (H. H.) Midshipman Stanford.
§298.
Clark (I. W.) Egyptian cat. 27656.
Clark (J. B.) League of nations to
enforce peace. 28609.
Clark (J. I. C.) Heartsease. 31799.
Clark (J. J.) Richardson merchant’s
slide rule. 28608.
Clark: (J. W:.}:
Moore & Evans. Our monthly
salesman. 102380, 15751, 24180,
30181.
— Wholesale sporting goods.
12933.
Clark “€L."H:) :
Wisconsin State normal = schl.
Dept. of math. Methods & pro-
cesses in written arith. to frac-
tions. 223804.
Methods, processes & prob-
lems in fractions. 138843.
Clark (M. G.) America first. 28610.
Clark (M. L.) Adventures of X.
13876.
Clark (Norman) Under her thumb.
32100
Clark (R. T.) Man, his daily health.
11970.
- Clark (R. W.) 8rd. Fifteen cent poul-
try fountain. 11971.
Clark (Sam) Ten ways to win a
woman. 28611.
Clark (W. B.) Geog. of Maryland.
25787.
Clark (CWS, &. M1.) =
Winifred Clark crochet bk. [ete.]
14808, 14809.
Winifred Clark lingerie crochet.
9294.
Clark, S. D., map. 32188.
Clark, W. Va., map. 11255.
Clark & Lewis. In Paradise, 22459.
pt.1,n.S., v.]
Clark Co., Ill., map. 16766.
Clark ¢o.:
For your own information. ‘2861
Monthly income. [ete.] 2573
25739.
Clark-Delano co. Hartford, Conn., d
rect. 3820.
Clark-Elweli co. Vermilion Count
Tll., direct. 10822.
Clark thread co.:
Clark’s O. N. T. bk. of needl
work. 23370.
Harris (F. A.) Clark’s O. N. *
book. 29267.
Clarkdale, Ariz., map. 1254.
Clarke (Delia) See Sullivan (D. C.
Clarke (Elbert) co., ine. Analysis «
the selling price. 31595.
Clarke (F. E.) Oberon and Titani
1134. .
Clarke (H. A.):
Ages of Ann. 16487.
Human nature. 31813.
No fare. 25003.
Clarke (Mabel McMaster-) See M
Master-Clarke (Mabel)
Clarke (Nora) Magie tube of she
shines. 28613.
Clarke Co., Wash., direct. 899.
Clarke’s Boston blue bk. for 191
28614.
Clarksburg, W. Va., map. 22688.
Clarksville, Tenn., First natl. banl
Bank & the people. 19835.
Clarksville-Russellville district, Ark
map. 18982.
Clash of class. (Drama) 5007.
Clason (G. 8.) Longmont, Col., may]
14112.
Clason map co. of Cal. Los Angele:
Cal., map. 8629.
Class. (Drama) 8300.
Class journal co.:
Motor world. ‘Tire rate boo
standard telegraphic code. 3020:
Motor world pub. co. Tire rat
bk. 380202.
Class 16. (Drama) 16516.
Claudel (Paul) Tidings brought t
Mary. 18930.
Claudy (C. H.):
Good roads vs. mud-holes. [etce.
6396-6399. -
Roads & land values. [ete.
3466, 3467.
Claude Duval. (Drama) 24920.
Claudia. (Motion picture) 11374,
Clauser (Milton) Straight line alpha
bet. 28616. ;
Claverack, N. Y., direct. 15347.
Claws and velvet paws. (Drama
13908.
Clay Co., Minn. Minn. state farmers
direct. 238371.
1536
INDEX |
nos. 1-12, 1916
Clayton (Hstelle) Barbara from The
quick or the dead. 8585-1.
Clayton (J. H.) Bonnie Blue-Bell.
[ete.] 25740-25742.
Clayton (Marguerite) Star tells girls
how to save their beauty. 28617.
Clear conscience. (Drama) 31696.
Clear Lake, Ia., map. 32189.
Clearwater (H. P.) Thesis: How to
summon nature to your aid. 19836.
Clearwater Co., Id., direct. 24351.
Clearwater, Fla., direct. 2459. :
Cleator (A. J.) Children’s day helper.
19837.
Cleaveland (KH. W.) Future aux-
iliaries in English. 238372.
Cleef (Eugene Van) See Van Cleef
(Eugene)
Clef club.
9295.
Clefton co.:
: Instructions for operation and
eare of northern light pit acety-
lene generation. 11972.
Northern light acetylene lighting
system. 6400.
Salesmen’s manual. 17358.
memans (B. J:).: °
Awakening of Mr. Smith. 31637.
Christmas greeting. 28618.
Ellison’s Clef club bk.
Clemency. (Drama) 18909.
Clemens (J. R.) Woman from the
sea. 14063.
Clemens (Le Roy) /‘Tommy’s Dit.
29438.
Clement (A. H.) Fairie’s Christmas.
1046.
Clement (HE. W.):
Asserts Japan is sincere. [etc.]
25743-25752.
Chinda may quit U.S. post. [etc.]
11975-11980.
Criticize Japanese cabinet. [etc.]
23373-23378.
Farce & trick says Tokyo. [etc.]
28619-28626.
Japan approves U. SS. policy.
Lives ec .
Japan’s rice crop is good. [etc.]
19838, 19839.
Laud Hayashi’s appointment.
fete.] 14810, 14811.
Slement (L. H.) Army of Christmas
Savers. 28627.
Slement (Maud Moore-)
Clement (Maud)
Slementia (Sister) Wonderful Christ-
mas give. 382154.
Clements (J. R.)
See Moore-
Shaw’s campaign
songs. 154.
Slemmer (H. 8.):
Clemmer paramount pictures.
Consequences.- f[ete.] 11981-
11986, 19840-19842.
Clemmer (H. S.)—Continued.
Giggloo. 25758.
Red heads. 173638.
Clemmer (J. N.) Seeking to save.
17364.
Clemmer paramount pictures. Con-
sequences. [ete.] 11981-11986,
19840-19842.
Cleo, Okl., map. 32190.
Cleopatra. (Drama) 1009.
Clere (Henri) Expérience.
Cleve (Cecilia Van)
(Cecilia)
Cleveland (Arthur)
town. 22656.
Cleveland (Harry) Cupid’s handicap.
8310.
Cleveland (L.):
Graded base ball rules. 3468.
16541.
See Van Cleve
Woman of the
Two dice baseball rules. 11987,
25754.
Cleveland (Lucy) Animals’ progress.
2780.
Cleveland (R. G.)
co. Leaks. 14819.
Cleveland (William)
Nancy Lee. 8362.
Cleveland, O. Cleveland pocket bus.
and st. direct. 14812.
Cleveland, O., direct. 19848, 238379.
Cleveland, O., map. 16767, 27707,
27708.
Cleveland co.:
Bell (Archie) Cage girls of
Tokyo. [ete.] 11776-11780.
From promised land back to
Kgypt. [ete.] 33801, 3302.
Jinrikisha days. 14605.
When Fafner attempts home
run at League park. 9134.
Clisbee (George) They show
their faces, too, at Follies. 1603.
Foran (Peggy) Girls, never
marry a South Amer. fete]
9575, 9576.
Halliday (Dean) Men who have
_ died that you may live. 23757.
Handley (L. de B.) Why crawl-
ing in the water is the most
scientific way to swim. 17707.
Hope (C. R.) Admiral’s daugh-
ter’s house party. [ete.] 26274—
26299.
— Another poet in the trenches.
[ete.] 28827-23852.
— Banzai. [etc.] 17768-17785.
Before the days of Chris-
topher Columbus. [ete.] 390-
398.
—— Bigger the petticoat, the
smailer the purse. [ete.] 9790-
9815.
— Canals on Mars. [ete. ]
8869-3885.
Cleveland system
Good ‘ship
1537
—— a —
INDEX
Cleveland co.—Continued.
Do they pay to join the
crowd. [ete.] 12435-12452.
Fisticuffs as first aid to grand
opera. [ete.] 1965-1981.
For all they that take the
sword shall perish with the
sword. f[ete.] 15315-15336.
— Have Yuan Shi Kai & Kit-
chener joined dead who still
live. [ete.] 20512-20526.
Hoyt (H. R.) Independence mes-
sage. 15345.
Hunter (L. W.) To a bathing
girl. 17798.
Karr (Benjamin) Results of
Ford peace expedition. 4012.
Libbey (L. J.) St. Valentine’s
4130.
McLaughlin (Robert) Why eter-
nal Magdalene should be cast in
stone. 7298.
Macleod (F. A.) Paris, the world,
now Paris, France. 10135.
Price o(is vas.) ~Bird! visks
23881.
>— He’d dance right through
church service. 4476.
My wife, Miss Mary Smith.
aim.
7676.
Slayton (Victor) War babies
bane of civilian soldier - at
Plattsburg. 21857.
Thomas (TIT. J.) Was Minnie
Peters murdered or did she kill
herself. 8008.
Van Duzer (Winifred) Divorced
because of phantom loves. [etc.}
2655-2657.
Why people read the Updike
story. 4840.
Watterson (R. E.)
fireroom. 27445.
Cleveland dental mfg. co. Crandall
(W. G.) Standardizing the amal-
gam filling. 28683.
Cleveland direct. co.
direct. 23379.
Cleveland heater co.
[ete.] 14813-14818.
Cleveland Jewish soc. bk. 1602.
Cleveland plain dealer. Play in your
own backyard. [etce.] 6401, 6402.
Cleveland pub. co. Hope (C. R.)
Armed monks guard priceless relics.
[ete.] 6830-6948.
Cleveland savings & loan co.
Man in the
Cleveland, O.,
Always ready.
Home
seekers. [ete.] 17365, 17366.
Cleveland stone co. Build in stone.
6403.
Cleveland system co. Leaks. 14819.
Cleveland telep. co.:
Local operating practice ref. bk.
285838.
Specification. 2572
Ol
pt.1,n. s., v.43
Cleveland tool & supply co. Catalog.
Pad deh
Cleveland trust co. What is money.
28628.
Cleveland twist drill co.:
High speed or carbon drills?
19844.
Wish & its fulfillment. 11988.
Clevenger (C. R.) Columbus, Ind.,
map. 16770.
Clever Mrs. Carter. (Motion picture)
14214.
Clew. (Motion picture) 5915.
Clews (G. D.) Look out! 2881.
Cliff (Harry) Fox-art, the light of
the world. 25756.
Cliff (addie) Above board. 22348,
Clifford (Edwin) My mother’s rosary.
11107,
Clifford (H. B.) Clifford roofer’s
pitch bd. & tables. 11989. ;
Clifford (J. H.) Hist. of the pioneer
marine battalion at Guam. 9296.
Clifford (J. M.) We’re ready Uncle
Sam. 14820.
Clifford & Lawton. Rosenzweig
(Adolf) Serivalor. 743.
Clift (Denison) High play. 8384.
Clifton (Ethel):
Baby clothes.
Cindy. 31692.
German American.
23 Bellevue annex.
Clifton, N. J., direct.
Climax of politics.
Cline (Louis) :
Film princess. 11018.
In Lotus Land. 27608.
Cling-surface co. Fan belt.
Clinten (C. L.):
John Jiggsby’s jog. 27611.
Reckoning. 31993. -
Undertow. 27674.
Clinton, Ill., map. 2999.
Clinton, Mass., direct. 9297.
Clinton, Mass., map. 11256.
31638.
22428.
16737.
15953.
(Drama) 31697,
6404.
Clinton Co., Ia., map. 18983.
Clipped wings. (Motion picture)
22937.
Clisbee (George) They show their
faces, too, at Follies. 1603.
Clist (C. L.) World-state league.
World-state. 22321.
Cloak model. (Drama) 27572.
Cloak, suit & skirt mfrs. protective
assn. Off. trade direct. 19845.
Clod: |) (Drama) s2t19=
Close (E. H.):
Close (EK. H.) realty co.
ehance. 1604.
Co-operative home owners club.
19846.
Home. 3469. .
Home orchards.
Big
11990.
1538
INDEX
nos. 1-12. 1916
Close (E. L.) Directions for the use
of melody blocks. 9298.
Close call. (Motion picture) 25233,
27983.
Close up views of President Wilson.
(Motion picture) 14412.
Closed road. (Motion picture) 11375.
Clothes shop’s suit saving system.
Weekly plan. 155.
Clothier (R. C.) Uncle Harry’s talks.
7413, 21176,
Clothier pub. co., inc.:
Style forecast for fall & winter.
1605.
Style forecast for spring & sum-
mer 1917. 19847.
Clothilde. (Drama) 8301.
Cloud. (Drama) 24921.
Clough (A. L.) Hints for motorists.
23380, 25757, 28629.
Clover (Madge) Desert, song cycle
for one voice. 9299.
Clown. (Motion picture) 11376.
Clown act. (Motion picture) 17036.
Club members schedule of coming
events. 23382.
Club woman. (Drama) 18910.
Clucker & Hixson co. Automobile ac-
ecessories. 28634.
Clugston (K. T.):
Candlewane. 8287.
Heart’s ash. 8377.
Clune (W. H.) Ramona. 8903.
Cné (Ora):
Children’s & misses’ millinery.
fete.] 28635-28688.
Millinery facings. [ete.] 19848-
19850.
Co-coal-co. Oakoal. 6405.
Coal dealers’ blue bk. 6406, 25758.
Coal field direct. & mining cat. 23383.
Coaldale, Pa., map. 5257.
Coan (C. A.) Four winds of heaven.
13867.
Coates (F. B.) Jungle man. 22472.
Cobb (A. E.) America prepared.
16889.
Cobb (Collier) North Carolina suppl.
3470.
Cobb (i. S.):
John W. Blake. 16583.
Snares of hell. 156.
Cobb (M. M.) Plays, poems, stories
and sayings. 14821.
Cobbler stick to your last. (Motion
picture) 19134.
Coburn (M.L.) Milky way. 157.
Cocaine. (Drama) 31698.
Cochran (M. D.) Chauffeurs’ reward |
system co. Brief exposition. 11944. |
Cochran independent publicity service.
Cohen telephones the marriage bureau.
Kansas, map. 25180-25182.
Code. (Drama) 18911.
Code of his ancestors. (Motion pic- |
ture) 14215.
Code of Marcia Gray. (Motion pic-
ture) 5466.
Code of the hills. (Motion picture)
LIST.
Code of the mountains.
1010.
Code of the mountains. (Motion pic-
ture) 6001.
Code of the mounted. (Motion pic-
ture) 19135.
Codey (Hmile) Labistouille et Co-
quembois. 22477.
Cody (G. H.):
Ashes of love. 24899.
Hertha’s mistake. 31805.
Cody (Sherwin) :
Imaginary corres. prac. [ete.]
9300-9305.
Minimum essentials in gram.
11991.
Natl. associated schls. of scientific
bus. Natl. bus. ability tests.
12978.
Natl. bus. ability tests. Bulletin.
10274.
Coe (Marie):
Fool’s luck. 5041.
Web of her own weaving. 22646.
Coe (O. J.) Tom, Dick & Harry.
23384.
Coe (Sayers):
Amer. pioneer prose. writers.
[ete.] 11992, 11998.
Amer. poets of the soil. [ete.]
19851, 19852.
Chile. [ete.] 28639-28642.
Goiden age of Greece. [ete.}
3471, 3472.
Joan of Are. f[ete.] 158, 159.
Natl. gallery. [ete.] 9306, 9307.
Raphael. f[ete.] 23385, 23386.
Shakespeare’s country. 14822.
Yosemite valley. 25759.
Coffrin (W. H.) There and back
from Detroit, Mich. 22043.
Cognac cask. (Motion picture) 8799.
Cohan (G. M.):
George M. Cohan as poet laureate.
6407.
Hit-the-trail Holliday. 11049.
House of glass. 11054.
Cohen (I. D.) Gateway to Engl.
27549.
Cohen (Mrs. N. H.) For my sons.
3473.
Cohen (P. 8.) Trade ticklers. 28643.
Cohen and his coin. (Drama) 1011.
Cohen and Levy. (Drama) 10990.
Cohen, Goldman & co. Overcoats &
raincoats. 9308.
(Drama)
18779. ;
Cohen telephones to the real estate
office. 18778.
1539
!
INDEX
Life. 22481.
Jewish leaders. 25760,
Cohill (W. W.)
Cohon (S. S.)
28644.
Coile (O. R.) How to write for pay.
[ete.] 9309, 9310.
Coit (Stanton) Are Amer. men slaves
of women. 1606.
Coke (J. H.) Seattle, Wash., map.
3105.
Coker (C. H.) Vacation lines. 25761.
Colahan (W. P.) Best policy. 18797.
Colbert (Bradford)
bine corp. Gas turbines. 12086.
Colborn (B. B.) American music.
8261.
Colborne (Elizabeth) :
Magic balance bk. 17367.
Yarns for children to sew and
read. 14823.
Colby (Archie):
Girl from the movies. 8356.
Lemon or the peach? 1098.
Rich Mr. Ginsberg. 1169.
Rosita. 1178.
Colby (Eleanor)
25102.
Colby (W. E.):
Mute witness. 84382.
Rube & the ragamuffin. 16673.
Cold day. (Drama) 5008.
Cold hearts & hot flames.
picture) 22849.
Cole (A. J.) Art for profit.
Cole (C. W.) Gopher. 15178.
Cole (M. W.) Just Jane. 224783.
Cole (N. W.) Elec. economy. 14824,
Cole (Truman) Colford copartner-
ship-farm contract. 3474.
Cole chem. co. Formulas for chem.
preparations. 23387.
Cole motor car co. Cole 8, construc-
tion & care. 19853.
Coleby (W. T.) Dusty path. 1038.
Colee (C. L.) Our baby. 98311.
Coleman (A. M, C.):
Greatest discovery. 18836.
Model burglar. 31902.
Coleman (Hamilton):
On the veranda.
When a girl loves.
Coleman (P. J.):
Molly machree. 31905.
Redemptioner. 31995.
Coleman (Walter) Leap year.
Coleman, Tex., map. 16768.
Coleridge (S. T.) Rime of the an-
cient mariner. 160.
Colgate & co.:
Bringing up the teeth. 19854.
Colgate comforts. 11995.
Magic pearls. 9312.
Coliaboration. (Drama). 31699.
Collard (Avalon) Belle of Valados.
24906.
Nonsense fortunes.
(Motion
11994,
18884.
32129.
16594.
Detroit gas tur-
pt.1, 0. s., v.13
(Drama) 10991.
(Motion picture)
Colleen.
College boomerang.
14216.
College cowboy. (Drama) 13912.
College of interstate commerce.
Course on interstate commerce &
railroad transportation. 3475.
College Park, Ga., direct. 9440.
College tie. (Drama) 22389.
Collier (A. D.) Lane Co., Or., map.
5288.
Collier (P. F.) & son, ine:
Eliot (C. W.) Harvard classics.
12153.
How we get it. 19855.
Collier (T. F.) Syllabus of the Revo-
lutionary & Napoleonic era. 19856.
Collins (F. W.):
Evaluation of public utilities.
14825.
Preparing for the profession of in-
dustrial engineer. 3476.
Collins (H. A.):
Judge’s decision. [ete.] 38477,
3478.
Life annuity bonds. 19857.
Winning side. 28645.
Collins (John). Synopsis or first in-
stalment of continued story of gen-
eration. 6408.
Collins (L. L.):
Eleventh ward had first state fair
& park. [ete.] 6409-6413.
Foundation laid by pioneer miller.
[ete.] 3479-3482.
Newly wed pair first to settle in
fourth ward. [ete.] 1607-1609.
U, chief boast of second ward.
161.
Collins (Samuel) Paper centering
seale. 19858, 28646.
Collins (Whitney) Little sister of the
streets. 27623.
Collins publicity service:
Adv., nation-wide thrift movement.
[ete.] 17368-17375.
Collins business building bulle-
tin. 162, 6414, 9318, 11996,
14826-14841, 19858, 25763-25771,
28647.
Portland assn. for the encourage-
ment of thrift. To our friends.
15993.
Collis food co. Poultry house supplies.
9314.
Collison (H. C.) Steiner (Rudolf)
Spiritual guidance of man & of man-
‘kind. 2557.
Collodion emulsion co. How to work
Ceco collodion emulsion. 11997.
Collyer (R. N.) Off. classification
committee. Off. classification.
30514.
Collyer’s pub. co. Babize (A. ©.) Fol-
lowing the tape. 28174.
1540
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Colman bros. Russel (T. H.) Concise
Amer. bus. course. 10563.
Colombia, map. 22689, 32191.
Colombier (Hugéne) Exploits d’une
petite Francaise. 8341.
Colonel Heeza Liar and the bandits.
(Motion picture) 14217.
Colonel Heeza Liar captures Villa.
(Motion picture) 14218.
Col. Heeza Liar gets married.
tion picture). 25234.
Col. Heeza Liar, hobo.
ture) 27798.
Col. Heeza Liar plays Hamlet.
tion picture). 191386.
Colonel Heeza Liar wins the pennant.
(Motion picture) 8715.
Col. Heeza Liar’s bachelor quarters.
(Motion picture) 22850.
(Mo-
(Motion pic-
(Mo-
Colonel Heeza Liar’s courtship. (Mo-
tion picture) 16917.
Colonial hotel. Wine list. 17376.
Colonial tea. (Drama) 10992.
Colonial trust co. Have you made
your will? [ete.] 11998-12001.
Colonna (Dora) Mother’s maledic-
tion. 93815.
Color fairies. (Drama) 32094.
Color madness (Drama) 2801.
Colorado, map. 1255, 3000, 16769,
18984.
Colorado City, Col., direct.
Coiorado culvert & flume co.
3488.
Colerado cumulative quarterly digest.
3484, 14849, 19867.
14850.
Catalog.
Colorado Springs, Col., direct. 14850.
Colorado weather chart calendar.
28649.
Colorist. 12002.
Colter (J. R.) Personally conducted.
5142.
Colum (Padraic) Three plays. 27670.
Columbia, Ala., map. 25105.
Columbia, S. C., direct. 9316.
Columbia Co., direct. 24789.
Columbia graphophone co. Mohler
(Louis) Music moods. 30169.
Columbia iron & wire works co.:
Catalog EF of fire-escape views.
19868.
Columbia
17377.
Columbia law review (Trustees of)
Columbia law review. 17378.
window coal. chute.
Columbia life insur. co. 4 option
policy. 9317.
Columbia metal box co. Columbia
eabinets. 6416.
Columbia pictures corp.:
Child of destiny. 19132.
Flower of No Man’s Land. 16940.
Gates of Hden. 27829.
Half million bribe. 8768.
kiss of hate. 8809.
77396—1T——_6
Columbia pictures corp.—Continued.
Life’s shadows. 25293.
Light of happiness. 229389.
Lovely Mary. 5707.
Notorious Gallagher. 14821.
Columbia products eco. Noble (Frank-
lin) lLime-fertilization. 10366.
Columbia River, map. 14079, 14080.
Columbia River highway, map. 11257.
Columbia schl. of drafting, Washing-
ton. Columbia schl. of drafting.
1610.
Columbia tire & auto co.
14851.
Columbia trust co. Plain facts about
trust co. service. 163.
Columbia univ. Dept. of neurology.
Outlines for clinical exam. 19869.
Columbian hog & cattle powder co.
Make more money on your live stock.
9318.
Columbian rope co.
Catalog.
“ Salesman-ship
of the Columbian crew.” [ete.]
21730, 27112, 30828.
Columbiana pump co. Columbiana
pumps. 12003.
Columbus, Ga., direct. 6417.
Columbus. (Drama) 27563%,
Columbus, Ind., map. 16770.
Columbus, O., direct. 173879.
Columbus, O., map. 8599.
Columbus, O., New first natl. bank.
Bonds of our country. 6418.
Columbus dental mfg. co. Art of
crown & bridgework. 19870.
Columbus mutual life insur. co. Shan-
non’s table of life insur. results.
12004.
Columbus ry., power & light co. Let
us do it for you now. 19871, 28650.
Colville (W. J.) Story of Parsifal.
14852.
Colville Indian reservation, Wash.,
map. 5258, 8600, 14081, 14082, 16771.
Colvin (D. L.) Natl. prohibition.
6419.
Colvin (EF. H.):
Mfg. British 8 in. shells.
Mfg. 120 mm. Serbian
3485, 6420.
Colwell (H. C.) Guinevere. 1069.
Combat. (Motion picture) 22851.
Combe ptg. co. Haase (Wrederick)
Ady. & distribution. 15211.
Combustion appliances co.
28651.
Come across.
Come-back.
Come down the shiny way.
8302.
Come-on.
Comedians.
Comedy of baffles.
Comedy of resurrection.
24922.
9319.
shells.
Bestix.
(Drama) 16517.
{Motion picture) 8716.
(Drama)
(Motion picture) 16918.
(Drama) 18918.
(Drama) 14020.
(Drama)
1541
2 See ee
a ae SS eee San Sa
INDEX
pt. 1, 15 Ss ve fe
Comfort automobile co. Automobile
trips in & around Philadelphia.
17880.
Cémica. (Drama) 2802.
Coming. (Drama) 16518.
Coming across. (Drama) 31700.
Coming back. (Drama) 5009.
Coming down. (Motion picture) 5739,
8858.
Coming of love. (Drama)
Comme (L. J.) Three plays.
Commerce trust co.:
Accumulative savings certificate.
24923.
32072.
[ete.] 164-170.
New plan for’ saving. [ete.}
148538, 14854.
Commercial & financial chronicle.
Hand-bk. of securities. 19872, 23388,
PAST M
Commercial & savings bank. Guaran-
teed deposits. 12005.
Commercial art studio.
map. 22796.
Commercial bank:
Amer. Christmas club. 12006.
Money when you need it. 19875.
Sure & easy savings club. [etc.]
19873, 19874.
Commercial calculator co., inc. Euclid
commer. calculator. 19876.
Commercial club of Kansas City, Mo.
Dept. of traffic. Shippers guide.
14855.
Commer. credit co.,ltd. Grand Rapids
rating guide. 238389.
Commercial economy co. Banker’s
analyt. prospectus of the Commer.
economy co. 9321.
Commercial humus co.
Tampa Bay,
To produce
plants profitably. 9322.
Commercial illustrator. 6421, 9323,
12007.
Commercial news pub. co. Vessels
owned on the U. S. Pacific coast ex-
elusive of the Philippine Islands.
8108.
Commercial newspaper Co.:
Jenkins (W. C.) Baltimore the
city of great opportunities.
[ete.] 26391, 26392.
Striking example of pubic
service efficiency. 29598.
N. Y. commer. America’s leading
mfrs. f[ete.] 24262, 24268.
Success of public utility hold-
ing.-cos..” #5831,
Ruslander (EF. E.)
judge in labor
16079.
Commercial publicity co.
beaten track. 9324.
Commercial ref. co.
dividual ratings.
Commercial
28652.
Who is to be
disputes now.
Off the
Red bk. of in-
27024.
register, New York.
Commercial savings bank & trust co.
Reservoirs of power. 19877.
Commercial service ¢o.:
Charlotte, N. C., direct. 19792.
Winston-Salem, N. C., direct.
24859.
Commercial tribune. Commer. tri-
bune’s Who’s who contest. 19878.
Committee on credentials. (Motion
picture) 16919.
Commodore. (Drama) 22390.
Common cause. Why the laborer
should oppose prohibition. 171.
Common ground. (Motion picture)
16920.
Common
22852.
Common sense. (Drama) 10993.
Commoner pub. co. Complete direct.
of glass factories. 3487.
Commonwealth hotel constr. corp.
Greatest hotel in the world. 28658.
Commonwealth idea. 28654.
Commonwealth investment co. of Enid,
Okl. Agricultural banking forms.
28655.
Commonweath savings bank. Safety
for savings. 19880.
Community publicity service. There
are many reasons why you should
come to De Kalb. 6422.
Community rubber co.
25778.
Community savings & loan cc.
with a head. 93825.
Community savings & loan co., Wash-
ington, D. C. Bank with a heart.
3486.
Comoedia:
Fee. 8844.
Wenn nicht
8564.
Compere (C. H.) Compere (C. H.) &
co. Farm for sale. 14856.
Complete direct. of glass factories.
3487.
Compert (Angelina)
sus. 16629.
Compston (Nelson) :
law. (Motion picture)
My choice.
Bank
der Johann wéar.
Mount Parnas-
For her husband’s sake. 31769.
Gringo and the greaser. 31790.
Love & politics. 31867.
Ten nights in a bar-room. 18925,
Under Arizona’s skies. 18940.
Under false colors. 18941.
Waifs of a great city. 18948.
Compton (Charles) Oh! Dickie.
18881.
Compton (F. E.) & co.
N.) Pictured knowledge.
Compton (Lois):
Simon says, toes up. 8505.
Who pays. 11224.
Compton, Cal., direct. 16380.
Compton, Cal., map. 18985.
Kendall (C.
9987.
1542
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Compton-Johnson co.:
Miller (P; A.) Bus. producer.
10212.
Salesmaker. 4558.
Comstock (L. K.) & co. Electrical dis-
tributing system. 23390, 25774.
Conant (I. F.) Will o’ the world.
16724.
Conard (J. D.) Salt City bus. college |
of Hutchinson, Kan. Facts. 217382.
Conard & Jones co. Floral guide.
6423.
Concord, Cal. First natl. bank. Bank-
ing made plain. 238391.
Concordia coupon corp.
trading stamp bk. 19881.
Concordia Parish, La., map. 25106.
Concrete. 10063.
Conde (Louis Garcia.)
Conde (Louis)
Concordia
See Garcia
Condemnation. (Motion picture)
11378.
Condon (Holt) Batchelder _ tiles.
28260.
Conductor Kate. (Motion picture)
19137.
Cone-pulley speed table. 3488.
Coney Island princess. (Motion pic-
ture) 382350.
Confectioners mercantile agency, ine.
Green bk. 17381.
Conference board on safety & sanita-
fon, — Spirit of caution. 21902,
27211.
Conferencia de Algeciras.
ar701.
Confession. (Motion picture) 5912.
Confessional, & other Amer. plays.
(Drama) 5009*
Confidential instr. on the list com-
piling bus. 9195.-
Confiict. (Drama) 5010, 5011.
Conflict. (Motion picture) 16921,
16922.
Conflicting conscience.
ture) 16923.
Congratulations pass ’em ’round.
8126.
Congregational S. S. & pub. soe:
Mckenzie (Sophie) Circle of the
morning light. 29986.
‘Memory worship in the Sun. schl.
8116.
Orders of worship. 14857.
Coniuratio. (Drama) 8399*.
Conklin (F. R.) Putting it over.
5161.
Conklin (H. A.)
5161.
Conklin (V. T.) Laws of state for
Sites ete: |] 1G. G12.
Conlan (E. X.) Bull Conn and co.
13896.
(Drama)
(Motion pic-
Putting it over.
Conley (KE. T.) ‘Training in bayonet
fighting. 9326.
Conn (H. W.) Physiology & health.
6424.
Connaway (J. W.) Stamping out hog
cholera. 6426.
Connecticut, map. 1256, 1257, 3001,
14083, 14084, 16772, 18986, 22690.
Connecticut. Supreme ect. of errors.
Conn. repts. 23392, 28656.
Connecticut plumber, steam & gas fit-
ter,” 172:
Conn. River Valley. Conn. River Val-
ley & shore line direct. 3489.
Connell (J. T.) Two thousand words.
23402.
Connellsville, Pa., direct. 25775.
Connelly (Bert) Importance of
economy in poultry culture. 6427.
Connelly (Marcus) Amber empress.
8259.
Conner (J. R.) Murder of the king’s
English. 25776.
Connor (Agnes) 600 miles from New
Moule: laa
Connor (J. K.):
Counterfeiters. 8304.
Dummy’s revenge. 5028.
How you can protect your photo
play. 25777.
Preparedness. 11135.
Connor (Ralph) pseud. See Gordon
CC. We)
Connor-Glover (Edalah) Keep on
smiling. 23403.
Connorton (L. G.) Eventide. 19882.
Conover (W. R.):
Arr. & maintenance of machine
tools. [ete.] 17382-17385.
Control of expense materials.
[ete.] 198838, 19884.
Dept. of economy. 9327.
Designing and drafting. [etc.]
14858-14860.
Factory transportation of prod-
uct & materials. [ete.] 12008,
12009.
Machine-shop small tools. 6428.
Conquering hero. (Drama) 18914.
Conqueror. (Motion picture) 5467.
Conquest. (Drama) 1012.
Conquest of Helen. (Drama) 223891.
Conquista del amigo. (Drama)
31702.
Conrad (C. F.) No more gray hair!
19885.
Conrad, Ia., map. 1258.
Conroy (T. J.) Illus. cat. and price
list. 14861.
Conscience. (Drama) 27573.
Conservator co. Bankers’ maturity
calendar. 28196.
Consolidated ear co. Abbott Detroit
motor cars. 178.
15438
a
N
INDEX
Consolidated film corp.:
Crimson stain mystery. 19141,
22860, 25286-25238, 27799-27801,
32351-32354.
Terhune (A. P.) Crimson stain
mystery. 22028, 24696, 27326,
oL2at2. :
Consolidated sales co. You'd smile
too. 19886.
Conspiracy. (Motion picture) 25235.
Constitution, Atlanta:
Before and after breakfast. [fete.]
3490-3492.
Feeding the pussy in the morning.
fete.] 1613-1615.
In society circles. 174.
Consultation free. (Drama) 22392.
Consumers co-operative co. Fighting
the high cost of living. 14862.
Consumers union, Boston. Consumers
union. 28658.
Contemporary verse. 175, 3493, 6429,
12010.
Contest. (Drama) 8303, 13915.
Conti (Jean) Labistouille et Coquem-
bois. 22477.
.Continent. Assemblies of the past.
12011.
Continental bond corp.:
Continental investment bond.
[ete.] 14864. 14865.
Plan of the Continental invest-
ment bond. 19887.
Continental Congress.
13915*.
Continental distributors, inc. Prepar-
edness. 19888.
Continental hotel:
Continental hotel. 17386.
What every guest of this hotel
should know. 14866.
Continental illus. co. Piano dealers
publicity aid. 1616.
Continental producing co. Goldstein
(Robert) Spirit of ’76. 12300.
Contra Costa Co., Cal., direct. 27048.
Contra el querer no hay razones.
(Drama) 32015.
Contradiction still. (Drama) 381708.
Contrary Mary. (Drama) 16519.
Contreras .(Manuel Peeci) See Pecci
Centreras (Manuel)
Controlling a husband.
28038.
Converging paths. (Motion picture)
22853.
Convinced. (Drama) 1013.
Convulsion. (Drama) 2805.
Conway (T. A.) 18 reliable prescrip-
tions. 3494.
Conway, Mo., map. 8601.
Conwell (J. L.) Memories of Lincoln.
1617.
Jonwell (R. H.) Church aid to pa-
triotism. [ete.] 64381-6435.
(Drama)
(Drama)
pt. I, ns ss vids
Conyers (Joseph) Our new minister.
14009. .
Cook (A. S.) co. Asa S. Cook co.,
wood screw machine specialists, ete.
12012.
Cook (C. C.):
Dowey (G. G.) Adult Bible class.
28889.
Haldeman (I. M.) Haldeman’s
internatl. S. S. lesson quarterly.
Stg0r 2OLTs
— Our Lord Jesus Christ is
coming. 29230.
—— This hour not the hour of
the Prince of Peace. 3796.
Cook (EH. M. L.) Seed. .14040.
Cook (E. V.) Christmas word I bring
to you. 28659.
Cook (Elisha) Drifts. 24931.
Cook (F. S.) Efficiency. 19889.
Cook (G. C.) Suppressed desires.
32058.
Cook (H. L.) Animals that resemble
man. f[ete.] 25778, 25779.
Cook (Henry) Dial of knowledge.
6436
Cook (J. H.) Fifty-two talks on want
adv. 6487.
Cook (Joe) One man vaudeville show.
1139.
Cook (M. R.) Crossed wires. 18812.
Cook (8S. L.) Game of comedy. 25021,
Cook (Sam) Mexican and the coon.
11096.
Cook (W. E.) Game of lingo. 28660.
Cook (W. H.) Twelve collection let-
ters. 28662.
Cooke (C. H.) Signs of the coming,
parousia of the Lord Jesus Christ.
25780.
Cooke (D. C.) Patterson, Cooke sery-
ice co., ine. Adv. unit system. 7640.
Cooke (H. L. 8.) Cooke (Philos)
Alphabet for the simplified phonetic¢
spelling of Amer. Engl. 64388.
Cooke (J. B.) Crutch.. 10897,
Cooke (J. F.) Trills, and how they
sheuld be played. 28663. E
Cooke (Philos):
Alphabet for the simplified pho-
netic spelling of Amer. Engl.
6438.
Improved alphabet for spell-
ing phonetically. 14867.-
Cooke (Stanley) Girl from upstairs.
8357.
Cooks vs. chefs.
5468.
Cooksey (Curtis) Featuring Jane
Stringer: 258i. «>.
Cooksey (N. B.) Alcohol ry. 23404.
Coole (R. G.) Friend of my heart.
[ete.] 28664-28670.
Cooley & Marvin co. Uniform plan of
cost acct. control. 23405.
(Motion picture)
1544
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Coolidge (E. L.):
Kitchen movies
14868.
Proper management of breasi-fed
infants. 25781.
Coolidge (H. D.) Murder will occa-
sionally out. 16631.
Coolidge (I. D.) Campaign of news-
paper adv. for automobile garages.
17387.
Coolidge adv.
milk. 6439.
Coombs (HE. F.) & co. How. 25782.
Cooney (J. M.) Lecture on the com-
for the baby.
service. Pasteurized
posers. 1618.
Coonville ’ristocrat club. (Drama)
24924,
Cooper (C. R.) Parables of a pessi-
mist. 3495.
Cooper (G. H.):
Elementary arith. of the octimal
notation. 19890.
Twinkling of stars. 28671.
Cooper (Mrs. H. B.) Story vf Mr. &
Mrs. Tilak. 24880.
Sooper (HH. H.)
12013.
Cooper (J. F.):
Last of the Mohicans. 19891.
Ultimo dei Moicani. 8553.
Cooper (Ryley) Exploring with a cir-
cus. 23406.
Cooper (W. S.):
Footlight waftings. . 6440.
Is he a bandit. 5066.
Co-operative advertising co.:
Facts. 3685.
Gear up your productive capacity.
12014
Co-operative assn. of gasoline engi-
neers of the U. 8S. A. Prospectus.
23407.
Co-operative bldg. & loan assn. Power
of co-operation. 17388.
Co-operative buyers magazine. 176.
Co-operative buying co. Citizens de-
fense puzzle. 19892.
_ Co-operative commutation coupon co.
Repeat sales. 3496.
Among friends.
Co-operative realty assn. Bulletin.
19893.
Cooperstein (M.) Ah gim’me the ring.
31615.
Coopersville, Mich., map. 8602.
Coos Co., Or., direct. 17389.
Coos telep. co. Telep. direct. 177,
19894, 28672. :
Cop & the lady. (Drama) 2806.
Copeland (C. C.):
Homeless hobo. 18844.
Tampico. 18924.
Copeland (H. H.) & son. Comparative
wae Fr. Fr. repts.’ fete.] 6441,
12015, 12016.
Copeland (H. W.):
Introduced to a larger world.
17399.
Linceln the emancipator. 12017.
Copeland bros. :
Homeless hobo. 18844.
Noodle soup. 18879.
Tampico. 18924.
Copper copped. (Drama) 31704.
Copperhead. (Drama) 5012.
Coq en pate. (Drama) 5013.
Corbett (J. J.) Buffaio boy in the
virgin forest. 28673.
Corbett (Young) How to punch the
bag. 28674.
Corbin (J. L.) Logan Co., Col., map.
16816.
Coreoran (Austin) You & the old
violin. 17391.
Corcoran gallery of art:
Lincoln (N. 8.) Engraved por-
traits of Amer. patriots. 2158,
(225:
Wileox (P. S.) Engraved por-
traits of Amer. patriots. 2740.
Corcoran vs. Mason. (Drama) 13916.
Cordell, Okl., map. 22691.
Corder, Mo., map. 27709.
Cordet (Adeline) Crocheted = gift
novelties. [ete.] 25783-25786.
Cordova (Rienzi de) See De Cordova
(Rienzi)
Cordova (Rudolph de) Mordecai, the
Jew. 13991.
Cordrey (C. W.)
scream. 645F.
Core (M. K.)
Let the eagle
Little widow Premi.
23408.
Corinna. (Drama) 18811.
Corinne of the circus. (Drama }
31705.
Coriolanus. (Drama) 24924, 31706.
Cormac’s Christmas. (Drama) 22398.
22393.
Cormon (Eugene) Two orphans.
32165-2.
Corn culture. 6727.
Corneau (P. B.) Napoleon and the
sentry. 31921.
Cornell (E, L.) Gen. instructions to
- pregnant women. 19895,
Cornell (R. H.) Save and hang where
it’s handy, ete. 173892.
Cornell (S. H.):
Coming. 16518.
Man size job. 16619.
Cornell co. What does home mean to
you. 3497.
Cornell co-operative soc. Familiar
views at Cornell univ. 20218.
Cornell law list. 3498.
Corner in cotton. (Motion picture)
5469.
Corner in water.
22854.
(Motion picture}
1545
INDEX
Cornered. (Drama) 1014, 31707.
Cornforth (G. EH.) Food combinations
& methods of cooking. 6452.
Corning (Leavitt) :
Jobbers & mfrs. of St. Paul.
23409.
St. Paul year book. 21727.
Corning, O., map. 5259.
Cornish (J. F.) Is there an hereafter.
12018.
Cornish (R. G. BE.) Legal sidelights
for lawyers and laymen. 1619, 3499.
Cornish, N. H., direct. 3501.
Cornwell (A. TT.) Bible. Hnglish.
Divine message. 19€47.
Corona typewriter co., ine. Personal
touch in typewriting. 23410.
Coronado’s vision. (Drama) 110380.
Corporal Billy’s comeback. (Motion
picture) 11879.
Corporation calendar.
12019.
Corporation co. of Del. Digest of the
gen. corp. laws. 12020.
Corporation security ratings. 3502.
Corporation trust co. Corporation
trust co.’s income tax service. 1621.
Corpus Christi, Tex., map. 5260.
Correctionville, Ia., map. 16773.
Correo de gabinete (Drama) 2807.
Correspondence school of patent law.
Patent laws & office practice. 9328,
14869.
Corrigan (C. 8S.) Trip to the mis-
sions. 3503.
Corrigan (Emmett) Mrs. Hastman’s
broech. 381901.
Corrigan (M. D.):
Kentucky handicap. 5075.
Tenth commandment. 14048.
Corrugated fibre co. Bozell (W. H.)
Acctg. system. 14684.
Cors (H. A.) Concordia coupon corp.
Concordia trading stamp bk. 19881.
Corse (F. D.) Oswego Co., N. Y., di-
rect. 18252.
Corsia (Mdward de) See De Corsia
(Hdward)
Corte-scope co. Instr. bk. on how to
use your corte-scope. 19896.
Cortelyou (W. W.) Sylvia. 11181.
Corticelli silk mills. Ellison Nellie.
Corticelli lessons in tatting. 23553.
Cortis (EK. W.):
Bit of life. 8281.
Every woman’s problem. 22416.
What every man needs. 8566.
Cortland, N. Y., direct. 14870.
Cortland grinding wheel corp. Cort-
land grinding wheels. 19897.
Cory (David) Dorothy - Jack bk.
19898.
Coryell (EH. B. H.) Miller’s children.
31891.
Cosette. (Motion picture) 27922.
1620, 6453,
pt. En. 8,/¥ide
Cosher. (Drama) 25057
Cosmofotofilm co. Tailor of Bond
street. 27949.
Cosmopolitan print dept.:
Cosmopolitan calendars. 9329.
Cosmopolitan prints. 6454.
Cossack whip. (Motion picture)
22855.
Cost of high living. (Motion picture)
11880.
Cost reducing home supply corp.:
Contract. 9330.
Your opportunity shown herein.
12021.
Costallat & cie. Piano et ses préde-
césseurs. 380639. .
Coste (Claire) Adversaries. 975.
Coste & Frichter co. Louisiana auto-
mobile direct. 29902.
Cotrell & Leonard. From this to this.
3504.
Cotta’sche (J. G.) buchhandlung
nachf. Entgétterte welt. 2824.
Cotter (G. 8.) Highland Park bus.
direct. 3860.
Cottman (G. 8.) Under three flags.
14871.
Cottonseed oil mill direct. & cotton-
seed caleulator. 14872.
Cottrell (fT. D.) Cottrell’s minimum
freight charge. [ete.] 23411, 23412.
Couch (Arthur Quiller-) See Quiller-
Couch (Arthur)
Couch (S. H.) c¢o.; ing, Cone are
vate telep. systems. 25787.
Coudery (H. 8S.) United service assn.,
ine. Internatl. 250-mile speedway
auto race. 24757.
Coufal (J. F.) Novelty notes. 659,
13137, 15906, 18236, 24367, 30493.
Coulson (Elizabeth) Guide for be-
ginners in piano playing. 14873.
Coulter (G. M.) Michiganesian.
are é
Council Bluffs, Ia., direct. 3505.
Council of Hope college. See Hope
college (Council of)
Count. (Motion picture) 22856.
Counterfeit five. (Motion picture)
27860.
Counterfeiters (Drama) 83804.
Counterfeiters. (Motion picture)
32501.
Country boy. Rate ecard. 12022.
Country boy scout. (Drama) 31708.
Country druggist. (Drama) 8805.
Country home, the ladies farm jour.
1622, 3506, 6455, 9331, 12023, 14874,
173938, 18899, 25788, 28675.
Country lanes comm. Nassau Co.,
N. Y., map. 8642.
Country life in Anterica. (Motion pic-
ture) 14219.
Country that God forgot. (Motion
picture) 22857. ;
1546
zz
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Couple of crabs. (Drama) 10994.
Coupons. (Drama) 16520.
Courier co. of Buffalo. Buffalo, N. Y.
direct. 19731.
Coursen & Cutten.:
Cutten (L. H.) It seems so queer
to be down here. 6481.
Isn’t it dandy. 9332.
Court-martialled. (Motion picture)
27877.
Courtenay (Mrs. A. M.) Boys of the
Bible. [ete.] 17395, 17396.
Courtenay (Thomas) Amer. educa.
jour. 19401.
Courtis (S. A.):
Courtis standard practice tests.
9333.
Detroit public
practice tests.
Courtneidge (Robert)
31935.
Courtright (W. H.) pub. co. Colo-
rado cumulative quarterly digest.
3484, 14849, 19867.
Cousin Clementine. (Drama)
Cousin Eleanor. (Drama) 10995.
Cousin Gene. (Drama) 31710.
Cousins (W.H.) White (E. F.) Dis-
penser & carbonator. 937, 2736,
4912, 8178, 10887, 13810, 16425,
18747, 22270, 24846, 27507, 31494.
Coveland orchards. Apple a day keeps
the doctor away. 19900.
Covell facets §6Library.
14876, 14877.
Coventry, Conn., direct. 31536.
Covert (W. HE.) Women’s kingdom.
16731.
Covey (L. M.)
computing table.
Covington (Z. W.):
Gropers. 8367.
Zeps. 14066.
Covington, Ga., map. 5261.
Covington, Ky., direct. 3509.
Covington, Tenn., map. 3002.
Cowan (Sada):
Abhul, the Azra. 4978.
Collaboration. 31699.
I wish I knew. 13954.
In the morgue. 2862.
Investigation. 31825.
Spider web. 22602.
Cowan (Wood) Our review of the yr.
eartoon. 28678.
schls.
1625.
Oh, Caesar.
[ete. ]
Rapid excess baggage
12025.
Coward (J. S.) Coward shoe. 6457.
Coward. (Drama) 5014.
Coward’s code. (Motion picture)
11381.
Cowboy’s courtship. (Drama). 8306.
Cowboys of Cut-out ranch. 30617.
Cowdery (H.S8.) United service assn.,
ine. Off. programme. 27401.
Cowen (FF. M.). Bk. of prices to the
trade on bindery work. 93388.
k
standard |
31709. -
foadl
3)
Cowl (Jane) See Klauber (J. C.)
Cowles (E. L.) Between the lines.
31650.
Cowlitz Co., Wash., direct. 899.
Cowpuncher’s peril. (Motion picture).
11382.
Cox (Ray) Her first lesson in horse-
back riding. 16568.
Cox (Sidney) Meteor girl. 31889.
Coxen (O. W.) Ford romance. 19901.
Coyle (Thomas) His Dutch uncle.
8385.
Craddick (H. B.) Sauk Centre, Minn.,
First natl. bank. Suggestion from
Uncle Sam. 10573.
Cradle song. (Drama) 1015.
Craft (John) Natl. highways & rural
free delivery post roads. 3510.
Crafton (J. A.) Stranger star. 22606.
Craftsmen co. Locale. 19902.
Craig (B. G.) Mary Ann’s liniment.
28679.
Craig (D. S.) Musie & musicians.
15806.
Craig (N. H.) Wet ore tests. 19903.
Craig (Nell) Only rich girls can en-
ter films. 28680.
Craig (W. R.) & co. -Ten year cotton
statement. 28681.
Craigie (G. W.) Weakling. 1222.
Cram (E. C.) Uncle David’s little
nephew. 23415.
Cram (G. F.) co.:
Colorado, map. 18984.
Europe, map. 1267.
Tlinois, map. 382221.
Louisiana, map. 11286, 32232.
North Dakota, map. 277388.
Pennsylvania, map. 8647.
South Carolina, map. 11328.
South Dakota, map. 19082.
World, map. 3139, 5371.
See also for entries of maps, this
index, under names of places.
Cramer (J. B.) & co., ltd. Belle of
Valados. 24906.
Cramer (Paul) Hamlin schls. of mu-
sic. Hamlin simplified method.
thes.
Cramer-Krasselt co. Table of weights
and measures of paper stock. 28682.
Crammond (CC. C.) Note speller.
12026.
Crampton (C. W.) Second folk dance
bk. 23416.
Cranbrook masque. (Drama) 13917.
Cranbury, N. J., map. 22692.
Crandall (1: J.) :
Beyond the gate. 27564.
Chivalry of love. 10989.
Last rehearsal. 31850.
When the hour strikes. 32134.
Crandall (W. G.) Standardizing the
amalgam filling. 28683.
47
INDEX
pt. 1, m s., v. Is
ee a eae aa Op Es
Crane (H. P.) How I won the most
beautiful girl in the world. 14878.
Crane (Hal) Passing of Pan. 18885.
Crane (M.H.): ;
At the milliner’s. 27561.
Girls. 27593.
Crane (M. R.) Contest. 8303.
Crane co. Helpful suggestion. 19904.
Crank. (Drama) 10996.
Crapsey (A.8.):
Jesus & preparedness. 6458.
Moral crisis in Christendom.
9339.
Crash. (Motion picture) 5470.
Crater (G. E.) jr.:
Hearts desire. 1073.
Luck wanted. 5089.
She, of Mars. 1182.
Craven. (Drama) 24925.
Cravens (H. L.) Blue bk. credit co.
Blue bk. credit ref. 17278.
Crawford (B. C.) Poems. 178.
Crawford (Isaac) Meditations of
solitude. 23417.
Crawford (W. 8.) Casualty insur. &
corporate bonds. 179.
Crawford (William) Motion pictures
& stereopticen slides. 12027.
Crawford Co., Ark., map. 3003-3010,
16774.
Crawford-Frost (W. A.) Crawford-
Frost’s dahlia root symbol of the
Holy Trinity. [ete.] 28684, 28685.
Crawford pub. co. Engineering direct.
1755, 3646.
Crawley (G. J.):
Down Suwanee way. 1036.
Girl of the Flying X. 1061.
Graham of the north woods. 1066.
Lost claim 13. 1102.
Turn o’ the road. 1202.
Crawley (J. 8.) At midnight. 27559.
Cray bros.:
Cray bros. earriage & auto sup-
plies. 9340.
Cray bros. net price cat. 12028,
23418.
Creamery package mfg. co.:
Ice cream machinery & net price
list of supplies. 6459.
Price current, spring, 1916. 9341.
Creating life from a dead leaf. (Mo-
tion picture) 191388.
Credit clearing house. Credit barome-
ter. 19905.
Credit counselor co. Service features.
12029.
Credit finance co. Further particulars
of the bus. of financing open accts.
of mfrs. & wholesalers. [etc.]
12030, 12031.
Credit guide co. Credit guide. 3511.
Credit rating assn. Credit guide of
Hennepin Co., Minn. 25790.
Credit ref. co. Credit ref. & trust bk.
14879.
Credit urban of America trust co.:
Brief hist. of Credit urban. 12032.
First mortgage gold bond. 14880.
Creditors natl. clearing house. In-
structions. 3512.
Creditors protective assn., inc. Mod-
ern credit reporting. 1629.
Creeping tides. (Motion picture)
5471.
Crehore (H. L.):
Affinity. 28686.
See Crehore (M. A. & H. L.)
Crehore (M. A.) Affinity. 28686.
Crehore (M. A. & H. L.):
Post Easter greeting. 14881.
Valentine greeting. 6460.
Creighton (B. B.) Manitou springs.
6461.
Creighton (Bertha) Lying machine.
5090.
Creighton (H. W.) Old demon rum.
3513.
Crescent city savings bank. Indus-
trial savings certificate. 1630.
Cressman’s (A. R.) sons. Cressman’s
Counsellor. [ete.] 19966, 19907,
23419, 25791.
Cressy (W. M.):
From nowhere to Broadway. 2839.
Justice of Judge Calhoun. 2873.
Reliable liar. 2918.
She tried to sizzle but fizzled.
32020.
Cretcher (M. P.) Bank ads that pay.
19908.
Crete, Ill., map. 16775.
Cretia. pseud. See Hartmann (K. E.)
Crew, Levick co. Diamond. 28687.
Crews (J. T.) J. T. Crews telegraphic
cipher code. 6462.
Crex carpet co.:
Catalog. 28688.
Crex grass rugs. fete] 9342,
93438.
Distinctive rugs & furniture.
12033.
Crézolle (Augustus de) Spell of the
past. 32035.
Crichton (D. H.) Iroquois league.
10932.
Crighton (M. F.):
Greatest nation. 1067.
Rich young man. 16668.
Criminal. (Drama) 8307, 16521.
Criminal’s diary. (Motion picture)
5AT2.
Crimson stain mystery. (Motion pic-
ture) 19139, 22858-22860, 25236—
25238, 27799-27801, 32351-32354.
Crimson trail. (Motion picture) 5473.
Crimson yoke. (Motion picture}
16924.
1548
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Crinion (Hdmund) Lake Co. offers
attractive tours. [ete.] 14882-14884.
Crippen co., inc.:
Beautiful player piano. [ete.]
25794-25796.
Crippen player piano. 9344.
Sold. 12034.
Cripple girl. (Motion picture) 5474.
Crippled hand. (Motion picture) 8717.
Crisis. (Motion picture) 22861.
Criss (V. C.) His Methodist foot.
18842.
Crissey (Forrest) Supreme passenger
comfort. 180.
Crissey (Paul) Workers in shops &
factories [ete.] 6463, 6464.
Crist & Keehln. Blum’s farmer’s &
planter’s almanac. 28360.
Cristo de la vega. (Drama) 2808.
Cristofaro (F. de) IF. de Cristofaro
method for the mandolin. 25797.
Critchlow (W. G.):
Application. [ete.] 28690-28693.
North Amer. accident insur. co.
Agents wanted—big money paid
—enlist today. 10371.
Protective dept. Instruc-
trens to IN. A. A. I. C.. [ete.]
2329, 2330.
Rate card. [etc.] 4862,
4363.
—— This great company provides
the most protection for the least
eost. 655.
Criterion pub. co. Mida’s direct. &
hdbk. for the liquor trades. 12035.
Critic. (Drama) 1016.
Crochet designs for household use.
Bolao.
Crocker (Bosworth) pseuwd. See Lewi-
sohn (M. A. C. C.)
Crocker (H. 8S.) co.:
San Francisco, Cal., direct. 16115.
Werner (EH. F.) Kitty in disgrace.
31442.
‘Crocker (L. V.) North Carolina, map.
Ball,
Crocker (W. G.) Ransom Co., N. D.,
map. 11322.
Crockett (A. 8.) Pirates of the pearl.
8463.
Crockett (Sherman):
Two Amer. boys in the French
war trenches. 17397.
Two Amer. boys with the Dar-
Ganelles battle fleet. 14885.
Croft (D. E.):
Psychic mind. 9345.
Supreme love thrills. - 6465, 17398.
Supreme self-command. 25798.
Croft (Terrell) :
Casings for machinery. 1631.
Distribution—loss factors. [ete]
23422, 23423.
Croft (Terrell)—Continued.
Iiffects of eddy currents. [etc.]
17399-17401.
Practical lessons in electricity.
3014, 9346, 12036, 19909, 25799,
28694.
Crofton (EK. O.) Co-ops. 1632.
Crofut & Knapp co. Hatman. Ad-
vance sheets. 26242.
Croll (M. W.) Merchant of Venice.
16616*.
Crombie (A. H.) Natl. preparedness.
8241.
Cromelin (P. H.):
Arsene Lupin. 14194.
At the torrent’s mercy. 5393.
Caste. 5448.
Driven. 14228.
Game of liberty. 5563.
Great adventure. 5583.
Greater need. 14266.
Heart of Sister Ann. 5601.
His daughter’s dilemma. 5622.
Hypocrites. 14280.
Last challenge. 14298.
Love in a wood. 5702.
Man in motley. 27886.
Man without a soul. 17006.
Me & me moke. 11478.
Money for nothing. 11488.
Motherlove. 8870.
Odd charges. 27905.
Partners at last. 14831.
Princess of happy chance. 22979.
Sally in our alley. 5866.
Second Mrs. Tanqueray. 8919.
Still waters run deep. 5905.
Two. reads, 5952:
Vice versa. 14396.
When knights were bold. 23050.
Whoso is without sin. 5992.
Wreck in the North sea. 6003.
Cromer (D. G.) Sierra memory.
28695.
Cromer (J. M.) Jeptha’s daughter.
31834.
Cromie (W. J.):
Pyramid bldg. 25800.
Exercises on the side horse &
flying rings. [ete. ] 14886,
14887.
Cromwell (John) Good natured fel-
low. 8361.
Cromwell memory institute. Course
in memory training. 3524, 9347.
Cronest castle. (Drama) 8308.
Crooke (EK. E.) Noel (E. E.) Noel’s
game of music. 18225.
Crooked from the start. (Motion pic-
ture) 19142.
Crooked man & his crooked wife.
(Drama) 25021.
Crooked mixup.
25239.
(Motion picture}
1549
INDEX
pt. I, 0. S., v.13
Crooked to the end. (Motion picture)
22862.
Crooked trails. (Motion picture)
11383.
Croquet. 6466.
Crosby-Chicago. Cal. redwood assn.
Cal. redwood. 3397.
Crosby-Chicago, ince. O’Connor &
Goldberg. Faith & action. [etc.]
30504, 30505.
Crosby’s rest cure. (Motion picture)
27802.
Cross (C. B.) Body & speech. 17402.
Cross (J. H.) co. Point of view.
17403.
Cress Cr: E33
All England’s famous old ghosts
returning. [ete.] 19910, 19911.
Genius & true love. 12039.
Give us a goat without horns.
28696.
How Shakespeare foresaw the
modern woman. [etc.] 6467,
6468.
Cross (W. N.) pseud. See Croft
(Terrell)
Cross currents. (Motion picture)
8718.
Cross purposes. (Motion picture)
16925.
Crossed wires. (Drama) 18812.
Crossley (Ruth) Piggy-Wiggy &
Piggy-Wiggins, ete. 19912.
Crossman (E. M.) Shadow & sun-
shine. 38525.
Crossman (M. F.) Sacred songs &
poems. 12040.
Crothers (Rachel):
Old lady 31. 31937.
Three of us. 22621.
Crothersville, Ind., map. 32192.
Crotty (Elizabeth) Son and heir.
2933.
Crowder (T. R.)
ears. 12041.
Crowder, Okl., map. 14085,
Crowell (K. R.):
Betty’s trip to Japan.
Sanitation of ry.
19913.
Betty’s trip to S. Amer. 28697.
Crowell (T. ¥.) co. Leonard (N. M.)
Graymouse family. 20839.
Crowell pub. co. Woman’s home com-
panion. Better babies bureau.
18768.
Crowley & Lunt:
Berkshire Co., Mass. South Berk-
shire direct., including Canaan,
Conn. 14641.
Beverly. Mass., direct., & North
shore, map. 19645.
Crown of love. (Drama) 8309.
Crown rheostat & supply co. Will-
more (H. E.) Chemicals. 22289.
Crowther (Samuel):
President warned in vain. [ete.]
17404, 17405.
Watchful waiting. 19914.
Croyle (Harry) Modern methods with
orthography. 9350.
Crozier (Charles) Miss Scatterbrain.
16621. :
Crucial test. (Motion picture) 16926.
Crucible. (Drama) 18813.
Crucifixion. (Drama) 5015.
Crucifixion of Philip Strong.
picture) 27889.
Cruel & unusual.
8849.
Cruger ady. system:
How to choose toys. 9351.
Mentz talks on merchant tailored
clothes. 6469.
Psychology of clothes. 181.
Retail clothier’s advertiser. 3526,
19915.
Cruickshank (Frank) Rosa Rosaland
has youth. 17406.
Crumpton (S. A.)
(Motion
(Motion picture)
Pageant of Su-
perior. 22549.
Crumpton (W. H.) Pageant of Su-
perior. 22549.
Crusius (E. L.) Chiropractic. 19916.
Crussell (E. H.) Some aspects of
modern shingling. 3527, 6470, 9352,
12042, 14888, 17407, 19917, 23424,
28698.
Crutch. (Drama) 10997.
Cry for help. (Motion picture)
14332.
Cry of conscience. (Motion picture)
25240.
Cry of Erin. (Motion picture) 5475.
Cry -cf the wolf. (Drama) 5016,
27661.
Crystal door. (Drama) —_ 2809.
Crystal oil & paint co. Money back
guarantee. 28700.
Crystal Springs, Miss., map. 1259.
Crystal’s warning. (Motion picture)
16927.
Csesznak (Steven de) ine. Chavez
(Luis) América é industrias Ameri-
canas. 19795.
Cuba, map. 22693.
Culibrk-Kraisnik (S.) Odbjeglica ili
posljedice nevjere u braku. $353.
Cullen (G. A.) Mountain & lake re-
sorts. 25801.
Cullingford (L. G.):
Fool’s luck. 5041.
Web of her own weaving. 22646.
When we forget. 11222.
Cullum (G. W.) Cullum’s proprie-
tary formulary & guide. 28701.
Culp (G. P.) Trust co. of Wyoming
Co. Moneymessage. 8043. ;
Culp (J. M. ) Frolie of the witches.
fete.] 28702, 28703.
—
nos. 1-12, 1916
Culprits. (Drama) 1017.
Culture of dark open fire-cured to-
bacco. 7365.
Culver (BE. L.) Co-coal-co. Oakoal.
6405.
Cumberland telep. & teleg. co., ine.
Telep. & teleg. direct. 93854, 19918,
28704.
Cumings (Merrick) Thomas (A. W.)
Opening speeches for auctioneers.
24707.
Cummer (C. L.)
ods. 16471.
Cummings (G. W.)
1638, 3528, 6471. _
Cummings (H. M.)
23425.
Cummings (J. H.)
19919.
Cummins (M. H.):
Billy Rabbit & his friends.
Love’s thought. 72.
Cummins (Samuel):
Birth control. 13891, 19920.
Question of birth control. 16656.
Cumulative daily digest of corpora-
tion news. 3530, 17409.
Cumulative Ind. digest & notes to
statutes. 14889, 14890, 14891, 28705.
Cumulative Ky. digest & notes to sta-
tutes. 28706.
Cumulative Okl. digest. & notes to
Clinical lab. meth-
Telep. talks.
Bedtime dollie.
Facts in law.
17408.
statutes. 2S87O0T.
Cunliffe (J. W.) How he used
masques. 64783.
Cunningham (C. C.):
Farming by irrigation. 6474.
What you ought to Know about
water and soil. 19921.
Cunningham (F. A.) Presidents of
the U. 8. 17410.
Cunningham (J. B.)
teen. 28708.
Cunningham-Graham co.
discovery of petroleum.
6475-647T.
Cunningham piano co.
pianos & player-pianos. 17411.
Cup of cold water. (Drama) 22394.
Cupid at the polo game. (Motion pic-
ture) 5476.
Nineteen, nine-
Commercial
[ete. ]
Cunningham
Cupid in a fix (Drama) 31711.
Cupid trims his Lordship. (Moticn
Picture) 5477.
Cupid’s handicap. (Drama) §8310.
Cupid’s night out. (Drama) 13918.
Cupples & Leon co.:
Chadwick (Lester) Baseball Joe
on the giants. 14761.
Emerson (A. B.) Ruth Fielding
down in Dixie. [ete] 20096,
20097.
Gruelle (J. B.) All about Cin-
‘derella. f[ete.] 20378, 20379.
INDEX
Cupples & Leon co.—Continued.
Henderley (Brooks) Y. M. C. A.
boys of Cliffwood. 15280.
Y. M. C. A. boys on Bass Is-
land. 20482.
Mother Goose. All about Mother
Goose. f[ete.] 21122, 21123.
Our story bk. 23426.
Penrose (Margaret) Dorothy
Dale’s strange discovery. 21530.
Motor girls at Camp Surprise.
15964.
Sperry (Raymond) jr, White rib-
bon boys of Chester. 16222.
Stevens (C. M.) Wonderful
stories. 21941.
Warren (G. A.) Banner Boy
scouts snowbound. 22194.
Young (Clarence) Motor boys,
Ned, Bob & Jerry at Boxwood
Hall. 16460.
Cure. (Drama) 27574.
Cure for indifference. (Drama)
10998.
Cured. (Motion picture) 5478.
Curel (Francois de) False saint.
11012*.
Curfew at Simpton Center. (Motion
picture) 11384.
Curiosity. (Drama) 18814.
Curiosity. (Motion picture) 25215.
Curley. (Drama) 31712.
Curran (A. F.) Sidelights on Ky.
hist. 14892.
Curran (C. P.) ptg. co. Our monthly
message. 676.
Curran (J. P.):
Application of
9355.
Freight classification. 14993.
agency tariffs.
Currey (H. M.) New gospel. 28709.
Currier (¥. G.):
Life’s tests. 25802.
Love souls. 17412.
Curro Achares (Drama) 2810.
Curry (S. J.) Defender. 138920.
Curse. (Drama) 13919.
Curse of a nation. (Drama) 1018,
1019.
Curse of the forest. (Motion picture)
22863.
(Drama) 16522.
Catalog. 182.
Ted Gilman. 19922.
Desserts of quality.
Curtain raiser.
Curtice bros. co.
Curtis (A. T.)
Curtis (E. E.)
14893.
Curtis (Hthelred) Key to the human
anatomical barometers. 6478.
Curtis (H. W.) I am a cup of coffee.
S5a1.
Curtis (I. H.) San Bernardino, Cal.,
map. 14160.
Curtis (T. BE.) Sunbeams of truth.
12048.
1551
INDEX
Curtis (W. D.) Bigger, better bus.
14894.
Curtis-Leger fixture co.:
C. L. pedivider. f[ete.] 19923,
19924.
Hangers. 6479.
Curtis pub. co.:
Burtis (EH. M.) Journal’s Christ-
mas club. 3384.
Colby (Hleanor) Nonsense for-
tunes. 25762.
Coolidge (EK. L) Proper manage-
ment of breast-fed infants.
25781.
Fast (A. M.) Howtocan. 23545.
Edmunds (Carey) What the
handy man can make. 25907.
Ferguson (M. H.) Some Christ-
mas baskets. 26044.
Mletcher-Berry (R. M.) Planta-
tion Christmas cakes. 1795.
For early autumn and _ winter.
28710.
Hopkins (Mary) Homemade gift
of ecretonne. 29391.
Ladies’ home jour. Fashion ed-
itor. Fancy dress for masque-
rades. [ete.]. 26509, 26510.
Needlework dept. Christmas
gifts. [ete.] 2102-2104.
Housewives’
[ete.] 24028-24030.
New housekeeping dept. Can-
linen.
dies, cakes & cookies. [etc.]
29755, 29756.
Parlin (C. C.) Address. 10425.
Proofs. 14895.
Two pages facing. [ete.] 19925,
19926.
Van Auken (I. C.) Ladies home
jour.. millinery lessons. 2650,
24767.
Wheeler (Marianna) Wheeler
layette. 2738.
Curtiss (P. A.) Child you used to be.
25803.
Curtiss aeroplane co. Curtiss mili-
tary aeroplanes. 14896.
Curwood (J. O.) Girl beyond the
trail. 19927, 23427.
Cusack (Thomas) co. Instructions
for painting Gold-medal flour. 6480.
Cushing (C. C.) Colleen. 10991.
Cussins & Fearn co. Good place to
buy. 9356:
Custer (P. N.) Lincoln highway,
map. 16815.
Custer Co., Mont., direct. 2237.
Cutler (W. F.) Past-Amfene co. Pas-
teur treatment & diet for tubercu-
losis treatment. 15954.
Cutten (L. H.) It seems so queer to
be down here. 6481.
Cutter (J. M.) See America first.
6482.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Cutter & Wood supply co. Catalogue.
19928.
Cuyahoga Falls, O., direct. 19376.
Cy Press. pseud. See Wagstaff
(H. C.)
Cycle of fate. (Motion picture) 8719.
Cynie. (Drama) 18815.
27710.
(Drama). 5017.
Another chance.
Cynthiana, Ky., map.
Cynthia’s romance.
Cypelman (H. B.)
13881.
Cyphers (C. A.) Analysis of success-
ful hatching practice. 6483.
Cypress trail. (Drama) 18816.
Cyril (Herbert) Fun with a stage
door Johnny. 24946.
Czula struna (Drama) 2811.
D. & C. co., inc. How they made their
money. 28711.
Daae (Peter):
Arbitration law resisted. [ete.}
14897, 14898.
Berlin envoy now in Norway.
[ete.] 25804-25806.
Condemn Norwegian strike. 12044.
Dabney (H. B.) Cash discount sys-
tem. 174138. f
Dabney (J. P.) Children of the sun-
rise. 2799.
Dadant (C. P.) Facts about honey.
1634.
Dade (F. P.) Dregs. 5027.
Dade Co., Fla., map. 32244.
Dad’s dollars & dirty doings. (Motion
picture) 5479.
Daheim-expedition. Daheim. 14899,
17414.
Dail steel products co. Wolverine
chem. closets. 14909.
Daily. calendar for fifty centuries.
12047.
Daily financial America:
Meany (G. J.) Analy. estimate
of ry. results. 15712.
[Meany (W. J.)] Tabular anal.
of U. S..t. 2. S: azar
Your idea & others. 23428.
Daily food. 28712.
Daily Georgian & Sunday American:
Choose well these companions of -
your everyday life. [ete.]
1635-1688.
For 1816. [etc.] 183-185.
Daily helps. 19929.
Daily herald. Mississippi centennial.
25807, 25808.
Daily menu calendar.
Daily news pub. co.
Maidilie. 10766.
Daily record. 19930.
Daily sentinel. Bloomsburg’s special
& bargain educa. home cat. 9357.
Daily trade record direct. 28713.
Dairyman’s milk co. Mary Jane’s
recipes. 19931.
12048.
Travels of
1552
‘nos, 1-12, 1916
INDEX
——
Daisy. (Drama) 1020.
Dakin (Margaret) Lady of the lake.
11070*.
Dakota bus. college:
Message from successful men &
women to. [ete.] 19932-19934.
Opportunity for. 12049.
Some facts for. 14910.
Dakota Co., Minn., map. 5262.
Dakota widow. (Drama) 1021.
Dale (Alan) Alan Dale says. 186,
1639, 3532, 6484, 9358, 14911, 12050,
17425, 19935, 23429, 25809, 28714.
Dale (H. I.) Tickets, please! 1199.
Dale (Irving) Friend husband.
27587.
Dale (Mary) JDay before marriage.
- 19940.
Daley (H. F.) Animated cartoon &
adv. co. Church social service and
community work dept. Chureh &
community work motion picture
pian. 25476.
Dallas (A. C.) & son, inc. Parts for
lighting fixtures. 9362.
Dallas, Or., map. 11258.
Dallas, Tex., direct. 17429.
Dallas Center, Ia., map. 16776.
Dallas Co., Ia., map. 321938.
Dallas gas co. Collection stimulator.
23483.
Dalmatia, map. 8603.
Dalrympie (Leona) Good night
stories. 14914, 17480, 19941, 23434,
25814, 28720.
Daly (Augustin)
aoa (1).
waiy. (J. F.)
moot (1).
Daly (T. M.) Wills in Pa. 12056.
Damas de la Cruz roja_ espafola.
Roger La Honte.
Roger La Honte.
(Drama) 10999.
Damon (I. fF.) Primary elem. of mu-
sic. 14918.
Damon (L. R.) Quaint directions for
playing. 28727.
Idamrosch (Walter) Why have we
no really great women composers.
25819.
Dana (Helen):
Splitting of a hair. 18920.
Youw’re it. 16735.
Dana (J. C.) Pleasant art of getting
your own library. 6488.
Dana (W. B.) co.:
Commer. & financial chronicle.
Hand-book of securities. 19872.
— Hand bk.
of securities.
28388, 25772.
_ Financial review. 6691.
Danbury, Conn., direct. 25820.
Danbury, Conn., map. 27711.
= eae of death. (Motion picture)
0.
Dance of love. (Motion picture)
8720.
Danciger (Jack)
mercantile co.
20876.
Dancing bacchante.
Dancing with folly.
32409. -
Dancy & Hines, ine. Carrera (J. C.)
Plant rept. f[ete.] 11924-11926.
Dando co. Ruxton (Robert) Selling
force & the selling farce. 13372.
Dandy (Ned) Love spats. 27626.
Danenbaum (Roby) America first.
979.
Danforth, Reaves & co. Key to Wall
street transactions. 14919.
Danger. (Drama) 2812.
Danger line. (Drama) 5018.
Manger line. (Motion picture) 8721.
Dangers of Doris. (Motion picture)
S2000, oa2n00; '
Lopez (Bernardo)
Mexican catalogue.
(Drama) 1022.
(Motion picture)
Dangers of ignorance. (Drama)
Sib @lss
Daniel (T. ©.) Betrayal of the peo-
ple. 12057.
Daniels (A. P.):
Kansas. 9363.
Mfrs. & dealers assn. of Amer.
(Educational publicity dept.)
Facts. 560.
Daniels (H. C.):
Christmas verse for postcards.
3536.
Daniels’ system of collection.
12058.
Daniels (M. H.) Every congregation.
8338.
Danny Fox’s adventures & other bed-
19951.
Chiropractic philos.
time stories.
Dansch (PR. A.)
9365.
Danse de mort.
Dansk biograf kompagni.
venge. 19255.
Dansker (Louis) Greer. (EK. M.)
Farewell, dear Hugh [ete.] 17685-—-
17687.
Dante... (Drama) 31713*.
Danvers, Mass., direct. 4556.
Danvers, Mass., map. 16777.
Daphne & the pirate. (Motion pic-
ture) 8722.
Daprato statuary co.:
(Drama) 8811.
Night of re-
Altars of genuine merit. [ete.]
3537, 3538.
Creations in ecclesiastical art.
“43h.
Lenten art productions. 188.
Darby (A. E.) Neutral. 138996.
Darey & Wolford:
Bad girl of the family. 8276.
Dora Thorne. 1084.
Everywoman’s experience. 31750.
Man’s game. 1107.
1953
INDEX
Darey & Wolford—Continued.
My mother’s rosary. 1121.
Savage. 11156.
Sorceress. 1190.
Tidal wave. 22623.
When love is young. 22652.
Darcy of the Northwest mounted.
(Motion picture) 113885.
D’Ardell (L. 8.) Slavonic-Amer. patri-
otic proclamation. 18477.
Dare (Ann) pseud. See McMaster-
Clarke (Mabel)
Dare Devil Bill. (Motion picture)
5481.
Dare-devil Kate. (Motion picture)
19148.
Dare devils of war. (Motion picture)
87238.
Daring of Diana. (Motion picture)
19144.
Dark corners. (Motion picture)
22864.
Dark _ silence. (Motion picture)
22865.
Dark suspicion, (Motion picture)
11386.
Darke Co., O., map. 16778.
Darkness. (Drama) 223895.
Darkness & dawn. (Drama) 22396.
Darlay (Victor) Exploits d’une petite
Frangaise. 8341.
Darling (G. B.) Evolution of the
ought to be. 19952.
Darling? (Ge "C.) Truthful liar.
14051.
Darling (Grace):
Grace Darling’s talks to girls.
3539, 6489.
Roads to somewhere. 17482,
19958. .
D’Armond (Isabelle) Demi-tasse re-
view. 27575.
Darrow’ (Pe. C:)-
Chicago, Ill, complete paper
direct. 1588.
direct. 17342.
D’Artagnan. (Motion picture) 8724.
Darvo (Arthur) After the show.
31614.
Dater (John) Suffrage? 6491.
Daugherty Char 1a.) Hydraulics.
3542, 6492.
Daughter of Dixie. (Motion picture)
25241.
Daughter of Mars. (Motion picture)
27872.
Daughter of Mother Machree.
(Drama) 88312.
Daughter of Penance. (Motion pic-
ture) 5482.
Daughter of the don. (Motion pic-
ture) 22866.
Daughter of the gods. (Motion pic-
ture) 25242.
pt.1, n.8., v.13
Daughter of the night.
ture) 16928.
Daughter of the sun. (Drama) 1023.
Daughter of the U. 8S. A. (Motion pic-
ture) 32434.
Daughters of the Amer. Revolution
(Melicent Porter chapter) Colonial
(Motion pic-
tea. 10992.
Daughters of wisdom. (Drama)
31714.
Dauphin land co., itd.:
Application form. 12059.
Syndicated properties system.
6493.
Dau’s blue bk., Buffalo. 17488.
Dau’s N. J. blue bk. 93864.
Dau’s N. Y. blue bk. 3543.
Dau’s blue bks., ine.:
Dau’s’ blue bk, Bidtalag
17488.
— Columbus, O. 25821.
— Rochester, N. Y. 17439.
Syracuse, N. Y. 19956.
Dau’s N. J. blue bk. 93864.
Dau’s N. Y. blue bk. 3548.
Daveillans (—) Fiancés de Rosalie.
5039.
Davenport (C. E.) Logical solution
of preparedness. 10933.
Davenport (C. M.):
Citizens trust & savings bank.
Dollar. 9290.
—— Human interest bank adv.
28602.
— Your life insur. money.
11967.
Correlated life insur. & trust co.
service. 19957.
New hand at the wheel. 3544.
Davenport (D. E.):
In the kingdom of natural love.
1083.
Skirting the skirts. 1185.
Where neutrality ends. 1225.
Davenport (Kenneth) Along the
bridal path. 2235%¢
Davenport (M’Harg)
bus. 14920.
Davenport (Spencer)
at Rolly Hall. [ete.] _ 28728-28730.
Davenport, Ia., direct. 25822.
Davenport mfg. co. Money in waste
paper. 23489.
Davey (John) Tree saved. 3545.
Davey institute of tree surgery. Fruit
growing. [ete.] 6495-6499.
Davey tree expert co., inc.:
Tree saved. 3545.
When your trees need the tree
surgeon. 14921.
David (A. L.) Woodward ave. schl.
Detroit, Mich. Woodward ave.
sehool for artistic dancing. 31565.
David A. King mystery settled. 23142.
Bigger, better
Rushton boys
1554
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
David Garrick.
8725.
Davidson (Gustav):
Forthcoming. 18831.
Melmoth the wanderer. 1110.
Davidson (Isobel) Busy brownies at
play. 25823.
Davidson (J. A.) Manual for teach-
ers. 28731.
Davidson (Lillian) :
Aunt Susan’s troubles on the
farm. 31636.
Boy’s essay on boys. 31663.
' Davidson, N. C., map. 1260.
Davies (J. HE.) Close of the war will
bring America greater prosperity.
25824.
Wavies (L. 'T.):
Cashier’s guide of N. Y. city.
[ete]. 189-191, 6500-6503, 9366,
9367, 12060-12068, 14922-14925,
17440, 19958, 19959, 23440-23442,
25825-25827, 28732-28740.
Direct. of curb & bond brokers.
20025.
New York (City) Financial in-
dex of New York city. [etc.]
646, 647.
Davies supply co.:
Gen. eat. D. 14926.
Steam cat. 9368.
Daviess (M. T.) Melting of Molly.
27684.
Daviess Co., Mo., map. 22694.
Davis (A. M.):
Cummins (M. HH.) Billy Rabbit
& his friends. 17408.
De Waiters (Lillian)
baby life. 17511.
Fisher (A. L.)
17622.
Innes (Kate) Little joker. [etce.]
17802, 17803. ’
McCloud (G. G.} Kitty cat story
bk. 18008.
Davis (A. M.) co.:
Abundance of blessings. 17441.
All for you. [ete.] 1644-1671.
Baby’s first birthday. Lete. ]
23443-23480.
Best wishes for a happy Easter.
[ete.] 6504-6547.
Birthday greetings. [ete] 9369—-
(Motion picture)
Story of
Parson Gray.
9375.
Christmas ecard. [ete] 14927-
14971.
Christmas greetings. [ete.]
19960, 19961.
Happy birthday. 12064.
Davis (A. W.) Michigan, map.
3057.
Davis (Alian) Happiness. 139483.
Davis (B. M.) School & home ex-
ercises. 25828.
Davis (Mrs. C. C.) See Davis (L. P.)
Davis (C. F.):
Ford car owners’ protective assn.
Ford car owners’ certif. of pro-
tection. [ete.] 15128, 15129.
Protect your Ford car. 17629.
Davis (C. H.):
Freight embargo. [ete.] 3572,
35738.
Good roads everywhere. [etc.]
1672, 6548-6551.
Our natl. highways. 12065.
Pineville. Ky.; why living is
costly. 192.
Davis (D. C.) Newport & West Der-
by, Vt., direct. 26812.
Davis (E. D.):
Pounds to bushels ecard tables.
17489.
Wheat dockage tables. 238481.
Fight of science against alcohol.
28741.
Davis (F. E.) Q. U. games co. Rules
for playing the new card games.
21601.
Davis (IF. L.) Along life’s wayside.
28742.
Davis (G. H.) Orange Co., Cal., map.
19054.
Davis (H. P.) Come in out of the
cold. [ete.] 287438, 28744.
Davis (H. 8.) Reversed arrangement
of code words. 12066.
Davis (CH. T.) . ‘Trovador. 27673#.
Davis (J. E.):
Ingrate. 27606.
Simp conductor. 22590.
Davis (J. G.) Golf reminiscences.
19962.
Davis (L. P.) Two hundred dollars.
1206.
Davis (M. J.) Davis treatise on mar-
ble. 28745. .
Davis (Meredith) Awakening. 38574.
Davis (Owen):
Any house. 981.
At mother’s knee. 25829.
Key to room 10. 16586.
Man’s game. 1107.
My mother’s rosary. 1121.
Speed up. 16687.
What did I tell you? 16715.
Davis (R. H.):
Air raiders aimed at Allies’ -war-
ships. [ete.] 198, 194.
Any house. 981.
Blinded in battle. [ete.] 3575,
3578.
Deserted command. [ete] 1673-
1676.
Yesterday & today. 16734.
Davis (T. F.) Facts about fire insur.
28746.
Davis (V. A.)
system. 14972.
Virgil Davis health
1559
INDEX
pt. 1, Bist wos
Davis (W. A.) Eleven dollars.
Davis (W. C.)
9376.
Davis (W. J.) Funniest thing in all
America. 6552.
Davis (W. W.) Sanctity of the Lord’s
day. .167T.
Davis & Bond:
Christmas
19963-19969.
Cummins (M. H.) Love’s thought.
6472.
Quincey (J. C.)
born one time. 7687.
Smith (P. M.) In all thy ways
acknowledge infinite life. 790.
Vilson (Gertrude) Faith. 6212.
Davis & Furber machine co.:
Carding machines. 14973.
Davis & Furber machine co-gen-
eral cat. 23482.
Davis & Geck, inc.:
Revised price list. 9377.
Waison (C. H.) Chromicized cat-
22412,
Davis pasteurization.
greetings. [ete.]
Little child was
gut. 13748.
White (Benjamin) Kalmerid.
13809.
Davis phonograph 60. Just *eut.
28747.
Davis-Smith co. Before ringing off the
old year. [ete.] 17493-17499.
Davison (Adman) See Davison (BE.
B.)
Davison (E. B.):
Ballyhoo bk. 23488.
Collection of master bus. letters.
6553.
Davison (T. H.)
man. 25287.
Davison (W.E.) Black summaries of
German grammar. 28748.
Davison pub. ¢co.:
Davison’s cordage, twine & duck
Kent, the fighting
trade. 6554.
Davison’s hosiery & knit goods
trade. [ete.] 19970-19972.
Davisen’s silk trade. 1678.
Davison’s textile blue bk. 14974.
Davison’s textile blue bk., U. S.
& Canada. 17500.
Davison’s textile direct. 14975.
Davison’s cordage, twine & duck trade.
6554.
Davison’s hosiery & knit goods trade.
19970.
Davison’s knit goods jobbing trade.
19972.
Davison’s silk trade. 1678.
Davison’s textile blue bk. 14975.
Davison’s textile blue bk. U. S. &
Canada. 17500.
Davison’s textile direct.
Davy Crockett.
14220.
14975.
(Motion picture)
Dawe (Sampson):
Little gem assessment & accident
chart. [ete.] 28749-28752.
Little gem vest pocket chart.
[ete.] 19973-19977.
Unique manual of facts. 25830.
Dawes (C. L.):
Electrical measurements & testing
direct & alternating current.
1680.
Franklin union electricity. 25831.
Franklin union industrial electri-
city. « 23tie
Dawley (J. 8S.) Eclipse. 11005.
Dawn of a new day. (Drama) 5019,
22397.
Dawn of freedom.
19145.
Dawn of
22867.
Dawn of wisdom.
B2a0%.
Dawning hope. (Motion picture) 8942.
Daws (A. G.) Bride o’ mystery.
28754.
Dawson (M. M.) Brand 24908%.
Dawson (W.E.) Pract adv. bus. [ete.]
6555, 6556.
Dawson (W.N.) Deutschland. 25832.
Dawson Co., Mont., direct. 2237.
Day (G.M.) Ala carte. 8250.
Day (G. W.) After big game. 16485.
Day (Mrs. G. W.) After big game.
16485.
Day (Josephine) Pledge of the uni-
versal sisterhood. 6557.
(Motion picture)
love. (Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Day (lL. P.) Funn family. 19978.
Day At
Adam & Eve & the serpent. 14976.
Thought. 12067.
Day (W. N.) Ladde. 1098.
Day at the races. (Drama) 8313.
Day dream in Japan. (Drama)
31714*. :
Day in court. (Drama) 1024.
Day in New York with Betty.
tion picture) 32527.
Day of atonement. (Drama)
Day of judgment. (Drama)
Day of reckoning. (Drama) 31715.
Day of the funeral. (Drama) 8315.
Day Will Shakespere went to Kenil-
worth. (Drama) 5020.
Day with Betty Young. (Motion pic-
ture) 22984.
Dayton (EK. B.) Blind spot.
Dayton, O.:
Dayton news 1916 classified bus.
direct. 25838.
Direct. 23484, 28755.
Dayton, Wash., map. 32194.
Dayton engineering lab. co. Kettering
(C. F.) Science of the future auto-
mobile. 24005.
Daytona, Fla., direct. 6558.
(Mo-
8314.
18817.
12068.
1556
Deacon Dubbs.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
ns
Daytona, Fla., map. 32195.
Daytona Beach, Fla., direct.
Dazey (C. T.) Fran. 18838.
(Drama) 381716.
Deacon stops the show. (Motion pic-
ture) 19146.
Deaconness. pseud.
(mma )
Deacon’s hat.
Deacon’s Waterloo.
5483.
De Acosta (Mercedes)
(Mercedes de)
Dead arise. (Drama) 22398.
Dead lights. (Drama) 8316.
Dead man’s escape. (Motion picture)
27964.
Dead or alive.
1
Dead sweetheart.
Dead yesterday.
6558.
See Brockstedt
(Drama) 2813.
(Motion picture)
See Acosta
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 11000.
(Motion picture)
16929.
Deagan (J.C.):
Deagan chime music. [ete. ]
25834, 25835.
Deagan elec. una-fon. 6559.
Fundamentals in tone production.
12069.
Deagon (Arthur) Game of cards.
18775.
Dean (J. W.) Shakespearean festival
pageant. 8497.
Dean (L.) co. Foster (R. L.) Master
minds of finance. 9580, 15134, 12226.
Dean-Hicks co. Frohne (H. W.)
Home interiors. 6715.
Deane (J. F.) World on the water
wagon. 28756.
Deane (N.C.): ®
Gustie Deane. 19979.
Keep young oldman. [ete.] 93878,
93879.
Sixth sense: power to remember.
25836.
Where freedom found its way.
1681. —
Dear little wife. (Drama) 8817.
Dear old dad. (Drama) 5021.
Dear old Saturday night. (Drama)
11001.
Dearborn (S. Q.) Know thyself as
mortal & as immortal. 195.
D’Harth (Herbert) Poetry & the poor
press. 93880.
Death and transfiguration. (Drama)
18818.
Death kiss. (Motion picture) 19147.
Deaver & Sullivan. Instr. for the use
of Deaver & Sullivan’s daybk. ledger.
9381.
De Barthe (Penn.) Story of Betty &
Leddy. [ete.] 28757, 28758.
De Beck (—) Married life. 28759.
De Beck (William) Corres. course in
eartooning. 25887.
T(1396—_17
| De Beer CA] RB.)
Restitution. 27654.
Three of a kind. 25055.
de Beers (Ff. M.) Swenson evaporator
eco. Swenson evaporators. 31162.
De Bekker (L. J.) Birth of the waltz.
19980.
De Bell (J. M.) Technique. 18590.
De Bevoise (C. R.) co. De Bevoise
quality—plus brassieres 1916. 196.
Debt of honor. (Motion picture)
5484.
Debtor register. 9382.
Decatur, Tll., map. 1261.
Decatur posting service.
Tll., map. 5294.
De Celis (Nicanor Rodriguez) Sce
Rodriguez de Celis (Nicanor)
Decir de las flores. 2814.
Deckard (H. C.) Deckard hand-bk.
of pract. shop math. 3579.
Decker (A. R.):
Macon Co.,
Allies have a new balloon. [etc.]
28760-28764.
Bonus is planned for wheat.
fete.] 25838-25840.
Chicagoan in fierce fights on the
Yser. f[ete.] 12070-12072.
Doubts girl’s eye will aid. [ete.]
23485, 23486.
For tariff league after war.
14977-14979.
France puts ban on
fete.] 17501-17503.
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn:
Are they passing you by.
6560, 6561.
Cuts, — society
19981.
Hudder. 93888.
Season of spring. 3580.
Society brand pinch back over-
coats. 28765.
Decker (Bruno):
Dumme August. 16533.
Pieper & Sperling. 25019.
Declaration of independence. (Drama)
8327**,
Decoration day. (Drama) 22399.
Decorative pattern co. Drapery for
window or door. 23487.
De Cordova (Rienzi):
Pepper & salt. 22555.
Settling the war. 2923.
De Corsia (Edward) Black mask.
31653.
Decourcelle (Pierre) Marchands de
patrie. 6562, 120738, 14980.
Decoy. (Motion picture) 252438.
De Csesznak (Steven) ine. See
Csesznak (Steven de) ine.
De Curel (Francois) See Curel Fran-
eois de)
Dedication.
[ete. ]
imports.
[ete. ]
brand clothes.
(Drama) 31717.
q 1557
INDEX
Dt: 58S; Wate
Dedominicis (Michael) Meaning of
the Red, White & Blue. [etc.]
14981, 14982.
Deems (Clarence) jr. Semaphore
signaling simplified. 14988.
Deep purple. (Motion picture) 27808.
Deerfield, Mich., map. 25107.
De Hugenio (José Maria Martin)
Martin de Eugenio (José Maria)
See
Defective. (Drama ) 5022, iGogs,
24926.
Defender. (Drama) 18920.
Defense. (Drama) 2815.
Defense or tribute? (Motion picture)
5485.
Defiance mfg. co.:
Drawing materials, ete.
Wholesale stationery dept.
De Focatiis (Alphonse) :
Drink problem from a new angle.
23493.
19982.
3581.
Explanatory. 12220.
Defoe (Daniel) - Child’s Robinson
Crusoe. 28766.
De Forest (Marian) Erstwhile Susan.
16539.
De Forest (O. L.)
Eternal triangle.
De France (Marie)
France.
Degener (Armin) White River na-
tional forest, Col., map. 32313.
Stanton (KE. K.)
2i2ol.
See Marie de
De Gorsse (Henry) See Gorsse
(Henry de)
De Gresac (Fred) Midnight kiss.
24998.
De Haas (Louis) Categorical system
of music teaching. 19983.
Deinzer (S. J.) Mono-lino-hand type
estimator. 25841.
De Jannelli (Alexandro) See Jannelli
(Alexandro de)
De Jannelli (Altagracia)
nelli (Altagracia de)
De Jarnette (A. L.)
See Jan-
Open forum
_songs. 1682.
De Kock (Paul) See Kock (Paul de)
De Koven (Reginald) Canterbury
pilgrims. 8288, 31671.
Delafield (HK. T.) Mark. 28767.
Delagrave (Librairie) Ferguson (A.)
fle du Sabre. 3703.
Delaisi (Francis) Prophecy fulfilled.
28768.
De La Mare (A. T.) ptg. & pub. co.,
ltd. :
Gardners & florists’ annual. 3724.
MeArthur (John) Greenhouse
heating. 15647.
Skidelsky (S. 8S.) Tales of a
traveler. 16197, 21855, 24588.
31008.
De Lamorton (O. H.) Prof. O. H. de
Lamorton’s instruction sheet. 28769.
De Land playing card co. De Land’s
automatic trick cards. 28770.
De Lano (C. S.) Instructions for
playing the Hawaiian steel guitar.
1683.
Delano
11016.
De la Puente (Manuel Fernandez)
Sce Fernandez cde la Puente (Man-
uel )
De La Salle inst. Catholic schl. ath-
letic league. Athletic guide. 11982.
Delaware, map. 3011, 5263, 25159.
Delaware. See Maryland.
Delaware & Atlantic teleg. & telep. Go.
Telep. direct. 83806, 6566, 14633,
17504, 19984, 28301, 28771.
Delaware & Hudson co.
paradise. 9384.
Delaware & Maryland weather chart
calendar. 28774.
Delaware Co., Ind., map. 1262.
Delaware River, map. 16779, 16780.
Delbridge (C. L.):
How to make war
197.
Results of weekly savings.
Delbridge (J. C.)
of modern piano instr.
Dei Castillo (KE. G.)
GH: 35.3 Ferguson’s rags.
Summer
impossible.
3583.
Delbridge system
12074.
See Castillo (BH.
G. del)
De Legro (W. H.) Life of Mary De-
lage. 12075.
Delf (Harry) This is my lucky day.
25053.
Delight-of-life. (Drama) 31718.
De Lima (C. A.):
Come across. 16517.
Future Mr. & Mrs. Straight. 2840.
Jane. 8390.
Unforgiving man. 1210.
De Lisle (L. R.) I dasn’t think of it.
224538.
Deiluc (Louis) Trois enfants dans
une étoile. 32089.
Delly (M.) Fin d’une walkyrie. 3584.
Delman. (Drama) 8818.
De Long (G. K.):
Natal threes. 14984.
Pathos ef song & other poems.
28775.
Posies of the Lord. 23494.
De Lorde (André) See Lorde Andre
de)
Delpheon co. Delpheon, the phono-
graph with an individuality. 28776.
Delta, O., map. 22695.
De Lue (Willard) Doogue (lL. J.)
Home garden talks. 12107.
De Luz (August) Philosophy of
water. 23495.
Del Villar (José— Fernandez)
Fernindez del Villar (José)
De Marsan (Maurice) See Marsan
(Maurice de)
See
1558
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
de Mattos (Max Teixeira) See Tei- | Denver & Rio Grande r.r. map. 32196.
xeira de Mattos (Max) Denver chem. mfg. co. Antiphlogis-
Demi-monde. (Drama) 31948. tine. 12078.
Deming (A. G.) Manual for teachers | Denver mt. parks securities co. Con-
to accompany Primary lang. stories.
28777.
Deming (E. B.) Call to peace. 25842.
Deming (R. F.) Fall of the Alamo.
14985.
Demi-tasse review. (Drama) 27575.
Democrat ptg. co. Bascom (EH. Lh.)
Better babies bk. mark. 3292.
De Molina (Tirso)
de)
Demons. (Drama) 31719.
Demonstration of a safety appliance
See Molina (Tirso
for engineers & firemen. (Motion
picture) 32358.
Demonstrator. (Drama) 1025.
Dempsey (J. H.) Old & new order.
13868.
De Musset (Alfred) See Musset (AI-
fred de)
Denby motor truck co. Denby graph-
ical sales bock. 28778.
Denghausen (A. F.) New musical
nomenclature. 23496.
Denham (Marcus) Novel song Dk.
14986.
De Nieto (James) Reprisal. 22575.
Denmark, map. 25108.
Dennett (W. M.) Presence. 198.
Dennis (A. N.) Musical mixup. 2898.
Dennis (A. W.): ©
Who’s who along the North shore.
8181, 16481, 22279.
Who’s who at Newport & Bar
Harbor. 18756.
Dennis (C. G.) Bradiey’s straight line
picture cut outs. 19986, 28779.
Dennis (W. L. & C. W.) Popes cal-
endar. 24410.
Dennis (W. W.) Proposed remedial
legislation. 23497.
(Drama) 31720.
Dennison’s logic
Dennis brass clock.
Dennison mfg. co.
book. 25848.
Densmore (Paul)
plete. 12076.
Dental & toilet products corp. Are
you one of them. [etc.] 6569, 6570,
9385.
Dentineol & pyrrhocide co.:
Efficiency of therapeutic agents in
Happiness com-
the treatment of pyorrhea. 6571.
Pyorrhea. 23498.
Dentist’s laboratories, inc. Vim &
vigor. 14987.
Denton (S. F.) Story of the pearl.
a207 1.
Denton (W. 8B.) Get acquainted club.
25844.
Denton, Ment., map. 11259.
Denver, Col., direct. 14988.
Denver, Col., map. 3012, 25109.
25845.
Annie Laurie.
tract & bond for deed.
Denville (Alfred)
31623.
Denvir (Arthur):
Witching widow Wilkins. 18955.
VYoman inside. 8576.
De Ortega-Morején (J. M.) See Or-
tega-Morejon (J. M. de)
De Palacios (Miguel) Sce Palacios
(Miguel de)
Depollier (Jacques) & son D.-D. util-
ity watch. 23499.
De Prada (J. Andrés)
See Andrés de
Prada’ (J.)
Depths. (Drama) 1026.
Depths. (Motion picture) 5911.
De Puy (Cle):
Sanborn (N. W.) Making the
most of a poultry farm. 768,
2466.
Poultry & farm. 4559, 7801,
10572, 33380, 46116, . 18404,
21734, 27113, 30831.
De Rapalje (B. E.):
Seat of war. 25037.
Wise little bird. 11231.
Derby. =¢S:,.B.)¢) Unit press.) «Unit
poems. 9886, 13714.
Derby, Conn., direct. 28099.
Derby witch. (Drama) 1027.
Derelict. (Drama) 22400, 31721.
Derfin (Josef) Prinzess perdii.
16651.
Der-Hagopian-Bishop (S. M.) Role
of the lactic acid bacteria in treat-
ment & prevention of certain human
ailments. 17505.
Der Koor (A. W. van)
Koor (A. W.)
De Rosalia (Giovanni)
lu ciarlatanu. 23500.
De Rose (C. W.) In self defense.
1081.
Derouville (€r.)
18796.
De Rouville (G. 8S.) Baseball adv. sery-
ice. 12080, 17506, 19987. —
Derrick pub. co.:
James (H. G.) Refining
dustry of the U. 8S. 26855.
Oil field rept. 199, 1684, 6572,
12081, 14989, 17507, 19988, 23501,
28780.
See Van der
Socialisimu e
Belies de nuit.
in-
Venango Co., Pa., direct. 27420.
Derry, N. H., direct. 17509.
De Ryee (William) Tekel. 28782.
Des meeres und der liebe weilen.
(Drama) 11001*.
De Salis (J... H.) Modern engine
house facilities & methods. 3585.
1559
INDEX
the Pilgrims.
18071,
Descendants of
(Drama) 8327**.
Descent of property in Ill.
21084.
De Schoeppe (Paul Von) See Von de
Schoeppe (Paul).
Deschutes Valley, Or., map. 30138.
Desconocida. (Drama). 31722.
Descriptive direct. of Southern power
plants. 14990.
Desert. (Drama) 1028.
Desert calls its own. (Motion picture)
5486.
Desert of lost souls. (Motion picture)
22985.
Desert rat. (Motion picture) 19148.
Deserter. (Drama) 11002, 31723.
Deserter. (Motion picture) 22868.
Deserter of submarine 8. 2. (Motion
pictures). 5487.
Designing woman. (Motion picture)
27804.
Desk man. (Drama) 18819.
Des Moines, Ia., direct. 28783.
Des Moines Co., Ia., direct. 28465.
Des Moines tent & awning co. Des
Moines tent & awning co. 12082.
Desmond’s bride. (Drama) 1029.
Desperado. (Motion picture) 5488.
Desperate remedy. (Motion picture)
22869.
Despoiler. (Motion picture) 5489.
Despoiling brutes. (Motion picture)
a2oo!l,
Destiny. (Drama) 5023.
Destiny. (Motion picture) 5490.
Destiny’s toy. (Motion picture)
14221.
Destroyers. (Motion picture) 14222.
Destruction of a Fokker. (Motion
picture) 14223.
Destruction of a German blockhouse
by 9.2 howitzer. (Motion picture)
Bit.
Detecta phone co. of Amer., ine.
tecta ear phone. 1685.
Detective’s head. (Motion picture)
27961. -
Detmer service. 1686, 3586, 9887,
12083, 14991, 19989, 23502, 28784.
Detmer woolen ¢o.:
Detmer service. 1686, 3586, 9387,
12083, 14991, 19989, 23502, 28784.
Do you believe in preparedness.
fete.] 12084, 12085.
Spring styles. 6574.
De Toledo (Barnardo)
(Barnardo de)
Detroit, Mich. :
Direct. 199938, 28785.
Map. 1268, 1264, 5264, 8604, 8605,
11260-11262, 16781, 16782, 18987,
22696, 22697, 25110, 25114.
Sauer’s off. guide & pocket direct.
of Greater Detroit. 6575.
De-
See Toledo
pt. 1, 0. S., Vv. 13
Detroit central real estate syndicate.
Certificate. [ete.] 28504-23507.
Detroit corres. institute of motoring.
Ccurse of scientific instruction.
1688, 3589, 6576.
Detroit dental mfg. co. Greene sys-
tem of advance test methods. 28786.
Detroit gas turbine corp. Gas tur-
bines. 12086.
Detroit public schls. standard practice
tests. 1625.
Detroit pub. co.
neys. 9888.
Detroit steel products co.
your car. 1691.
Detroit truck co.
Detwiler (J. B.):
Cours de Francais elegant. 27421.
Gordon-Detwiler advanced course
of Spanish. 26128.
——conversational & pictorial
course of Spanish. 6762.
De Urrengaechea (César Ordas-Ave-
cilla) See Ordas-Avecilla de Urren-
gaechea (César)
Deusen (C. S. van)
(C. S.)
Deutsch (P. P.) Complete course of,
ten illus. lessons in hypnotism &
suggestion. 28787.
Deutsch-German (Alfred)
gretl. 24994, 31894.
Deutsch-édsterreichischer verlag.
Am teetisch. 16489.
Kinder der erde. 22474*.
Deutsche bann. (Drama) 8319.
Deutsche bicher. 1692.
Deutsche revue. 1693, 3590, 17510.
Deutsche verlags-anstalt. :
Deutsche revue. 1698, 3590, 17510.
Rokoko. 8483.
Uber land u. meer. 2607, 4797,
8046, 18655.
Deutschland. 1694, 3591, 9389.
De Vallant (F. L.) Gentleman Jack.
ie
De Vecmon (J. A.)
mobile chart. 3593.
Devendorf (L. K.)
31942.
Dever (R. J.) Amount due employe
or his dependents, ete. 9390.
Devereux (M. D.) Mystery of the
Little phostint jour-
Springs on
Tonford. 19994.
See Van Deusen
Millionen-
Universal auto-
One morning.
Bagaduce. 14992.
Devereux (W. 8S.) Secret service.
6579.
Devereux (Washington) Elec. key.
19995.
Devereux (William) Respect for
riches. 1167.
DeVessey (M. L.) Anti-trust law has
sounded the alarm. 3594.
Devil at his elbow. (Motion picture)
19149.
1560
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916.
Devil dancers of India. (Motion pic-
ture) 16977.
Devil-in-chief. (Motion picture) 5491.
Devil, the servant & the men. (Mo-
tion picture) 5492.
DeVilbiss mfg. co. Aeron system. 200,
19896.
Deyil’s bondwoman. (Motion picture)
27805.
Devil’s harvest. (Drama) 22401.
Devil’s image. (Motion picture)
14224.
Devii’s own. (Motion picture) 19150.
Devil’s power. (Drama) 22402.
Devil’s prayer-book. (Motion picture)
5495.
Devil’s _ prize. (Moticn picture)
25244.
Devii’s protege. (Motion picture)
5494.
Devil's star. (Drama) 16524.
Devil’s symphony. (Motion picture)
20236.
Devil’s toy. (Motion picture) 5495.
Devil’s victim. (Motion picture)
19151.
Devil’s work.
82419.
Devney (J. J.):
Cleveland, O., map. 16767.
Devney’s demonstration chart.
[ete.] 1695-1697.
Smoothing the way for more bus.
28788.
DeVoe (Caryl) See Wright (C.
Dev.)
Devoe (F. W.) How to sell more
paint. 19997.
Devonian co. of America. Devonia.
28789.
Devonian mineral spring co. Story of
a well man. 19998.
Devoy (Emmet) Call of childhood.
31670.
DeVries (Henri) Submarine F-7.
32053.
De Waters (Lillian) Story of baby
life. 17511.
DeWees (W. W.) Chicago addressing
eee Liston lists. 25715.
Dewes (A. B.) Points. 39653.
De Wet (C. W.) It’s the emblem for
me. 3595.
Dewey (&. P.) Form for reducing
Kutters formula. 28790.
De Windt (KE. C.) Other girls thoughts
& mine. 28791.
De Witt mystery. (Drama) 27576.
De Wolf (David) pseud. See Snow
(CW. A.)
De Wolf (W. 1.) Mardo’s animal
rhymes. 28792.
De Wolff (M. G.) Tampico, Mexico,
map.. 22797.
(Motion picture)
Dewsnup (E. R.) Freight classifica-
tion. 14998.
Dexter (C. B.) Explanation as to the
manipnlation. 28508.
Dexter, ia.. map. 18988.
Dexter folder co. Dexter foider.
25846. ;
Dexter Horton trust & savings bank.
Attorney & the trust co. [etc.}
14994, 14995.
Dey (Charles) :
In Methow Valley. 5061.
Three screams. 5208.
Dey (F. V. RK.) America. [ete.] 6580,
6581.
De Zavala (Adina)
28793.
De Zeng: (H..L.):
De Zeng-standard co. De Zeng’s
elee. ophthalmescope. [ete. ]
14996-14998, 25848-25850.
De Zeng’s eye, ear, nose, &
throat diagnostic equipment.
28794.
De Zeng’s current’ controliers.
25847.
De Zeng’s electric ophthalmoscope.
1698, 14996-14998, 25848-25850.
Diablo (Mount) map. 146086.
Diago Pueyo (Jests) Vivir amando.
att.
Diamond chain & mfg. co. Diamond
tooth form for roller chain sprockets.
25851.
Diamond crystal salt co. Salt seller.
24515,
Diamond from the pie. (Motion pic-
ture) 19152.
Diamond king. (Motion picture) 5496.
Diamond lure. (Motion picture)
27806.
Diamond, McDonnell & co. Don’t whip
your boy. [ete.] 9391-9393.
Diamond power specialty co. Dia-
mond soot blowers. [ete.] 28795—
28797.
Diamond rubber goods. How to make
the garden grow. 12087.
Diamond state telep. co. Telep. direct.
6582, 17512, 28798.
Diamonds are trumps. (Drama) 2816.
Diamonds are trumps. ({(Moticn pic-
ture) 5497.
Diana. (Drama) 31724.
Diana cazadora. (Drama) 8820.
Diana’s studio. (Drama) 31725.
Diaz Mirete (Ramon):
Maldici6n gitana. 31877.
Pa vestir santos. 31951.
Dibble (HE. F.) seedgrower. Dibble
(KE. F.) Alfalfa culture for eastern
farmers. 6583. !
Dick (A. B.) co. Mimeograph manual.
6584.
Margil vine.
1561
INDEX
ptit, Wiss wees
SE neeeeeeeeeereeieeesereeeeeeeeee ee a IE nS
Dick (W. J.) Natl. clock & mfg. co.
How to conduct a suceessful general
agency bus. [ete.] 624, 625.
Dick & Vitzgerald:
Bride and groom. 10972.
Bubbles. 10974.
Conquest of Helen. 22391.
Every senior. 11009.
Found in a cioset. 22424.
Hurricane wooing. 11055.
Last chance. 11071.
Mary Ann. 22501.
My son Arthur. 22524.
Riddles. 22577.
Sewing circle meets at Mrs. Mar-
Ges. shba 5g.
That little rogue next door.
11188.
Tickled to death. 22622.
Dick Whittington & his cat. (Drama)
24930.
Dickens (Charles) Oliver Twist.
19999.
Dickerson (KF. G.) Mojonnier total-
solids & buitter-fat tests, correction
table. 201.
Dickerman (Goodwal)
tation ser. 28799.
Dickey (Basil):
Letters to Beatrice. 16596.
Secret kingdom. 5177.
Voodoo’s prophecy. 5219.
Winning a crown. 32147.
Dickey (H. 8.) They haven’t changed
the map of Ireland yet. 3596.
Dickey (Paul) Back to nature.
Dickey (W. S.) clay mfg. co.
bk. for erecting
20000.
Dickinson (Albert) co.
hdbk. on farm seeds. 12088.
Dickinson (G. lL.) Crushing of Ger-
many no ban on wars. 28800.
Scrap bk. reci-
8275.
Instr.
the Dickey silo.
Dickinson’s
Dickinson (Ruth) Where men are
searee. 82135.
Dickinson (T. H.) Gods. & little
fishes. 5049.
9394.
Som vi nu engang
Dickinson, N. D., direct.
Dickmar (Helene)
er. 1189.
Dickson (G. E.) Automatic insur-
ance. 17513.
Dickson (Henry):
Dickson schl. of memory. Key to
suecess. 12089.
Public speaking. 28801.
Dickson (M. W.) Sissy. 22592.
Dickson schl. of memory. Key to suc-
cess. 12089.
Dictograph poultry farm. White
faverolle. 6585.
Did he, or did he not. (Motion pic-
ture) 19158.
Did it realy happen? (Drama)
22403.
Dido. (Drama) 8899*.
Die oder keine. (Drama) 16525.
Diederich-Schaefer co. Ecclesiastical
& liturgical calendar. 219.
Diener iassen bitten. (Drama) 24927,
Dies blatt gehért der hausfrau. 1699,
6586.
Dietrich (Otto):
Dumme August.
Pieper & Sperling. 25019.
Dietz co. Kentucky, map. 1291.
Digby (Bassett):
Advance in Hungary by cavalry
of Czar. [ete.] 17514-17527.
Austria & Bulgaria to pay. [ete.]
20001-20023.
Austrian sees vital blow given to
army. f[ete.] 14999-15008.
Austrians yield in crowds. [ete.]
12090-12097.
Czar uses reprisals on German
16533.
captives. [ete.] 28802-28810.
Denies massacre in Moldavia.
[ete.] 23509-23520.
Deutschland books in demand in
Sweden. [ete.] 25852-25859.
Dilkes (H. B.) McQuilkin (J. S.)
Light & shadow in reproductive ptg.
24125.
Dillman (E. L.) Guild of the golden
cord. 12098.
Dillon (Charles) Dillon’s desk book.
28811.
Dillon (Tom) My mother. 23521.
Dillon (W. 8S.) Vermilion Co., IL,
map. 14177.
Dillon, Mont., direct. 9395.
Dills (H. M.) Happy days. 22441.
Dillworth (J. D.) Assessed values of
real estate in Boston. 23523.
Dime deposit bank, Full paid thrift
help certificate. 15009.
Dime rime co. Coxen (O. W.) Ford
romance. 19901.
Dimick (H. T.) Green woman. 1068.
Dimond (L. B.) Fresh water animals.
fete.] 25860, 25861.
Dimples. (Motion picture) 5498.
Dinan (E. W.) Dinan’s lumber table.
20024.
Dinuro (Raffaele) Theoretical prac-
tical method for the study of the
mandolin. 25862.
Dinwiddie (J. M.) Cedar Rapids savy-
ings bank. Your estate. 19785.
Dios sobre todo. (Drama) 11008.
Diplomacy. (Motion picture) 5489,
22870.
Directory adjustment service. Direct.
adjustment service. 1701.
Directory of cement, gypsum & lime
mfirs. 3597.
Directory of coal mines by counties.
1702. :
gS)
U a=
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Directory of curb & bond brokers.
20025. ;
Directory of executives & operating
officials. 23524.
Directory of glass factories in the U.
S. & Canada. 6587.
Directory of purchasing officials of
coal mines. 6588.
Directory of the Ohio shoe industry.
3598.
Directory of the trunk, leather goods
& umbrella trades of the U. S. &
Canada. 6589.
Dirty work in a beanery. (Motion
picture) 14225.
Disappearing groom. (Motion picture)
Disappearing prisoners. (Motion pic-
ture) 28006.
Disappearing roller sereen co. Plans.
12099.
Disastrous Dardanelles
(Motion picture) 5501.
Discard. (Drama) 24928.
Diseard. (Motion picture) 5502.
Discontent. (Motion picture) 5508.
Discount savings service co. Allen dis-
count savings service system. 9396.
Dishman (R. B.) Internatl. inst. of
memory. Rational remembering.
20617.
Dispatch ptg. co. St. Paul dispatch &
pioneer press almanac & yr.-bk. 766.
Dispatches for Washington. (Drama)
18820.
Dissin (Adolph)
20026.
Disston (Henry) & sons, ine.:
Bassler (F..M.) Why a saw cuts.
9124.
Disston crucible. 202, 6590, 12100,
15012, 17528, 20027, 25863, 28812.
Disston crucible. 202, 6590, 12100,
15912, 17528, 20027, 25863, 28812.
Di Stacio (Annette) Pardon. 5135.
District-attorney. (Drama) 2817.
District nurse. (Drama) 27577.
District of Columbia:
Direct. _ 3599.
Elite list. 8637.
Map. 16788, 25112.
Disziplin. (Drama) 22404.
Ditmas (M. A.) Clothing the family.
15018.
Ditson (Oliver) co.:
Martens (F. H.)
eyes, 26657.
Tapper (Thomas)
31184.
iver (P.L.):
Banker’s clearing house map cal-
endar. 25526.
Banking by mail. 203.
Divide Co., N. D., map. 3014.
Divine power. (Drama) 22405.
expedition.
Silent bkkeeper.
Little almond
Study plan.
Divry & Stamis co. Hileno-Ameri-
kanikos. 20086.
Dix (B. M.) See Flebbe (B. M. D.)
Dixie club monthly. 28814.
Dixie cotton felt mattress co. Dixie
club newspaper furniture service.
25864, 28815.
Dixie Derby. (Drama) 16526.
Dixie highway, map. 5265.
Dixie motorway. 6593.
Dixie winner. (Motion picture) 8726.
Dixon (C. W.) Six peaches and a
pairs 11167,
Dixon (Carrie) Minneiska. 15745.
Dixon (Joseph) crucible co. Dixon’s
waterproof graphite grease. 6594.
Dixon (Thomas) Fall of a nation.
1703, 3600, 6595.
Dixon (W. EH.) Engine & boiler room
lore; 930%
Dixon, Mo., map. 1265.
Dixsons Cid... wee.) New homestead.
1126.
Dizzy heights & daring hearts. (Mo-
tion picture) 5504.
Do you believe in signs?
1030.
Do you know that—. 24778.
Doane (C. FE.) Instructive mission-
ary game. 1705.
Dobbins (J. W.) Personality as a bus-
iness asset. 20029.
Doblinger (Ludwig):
Die oder keine. 16525.
Dreimiderlhaus. 31735.
Friihling am Rheim. 8351.
Kiinstliche mensch. 16590.
Liebeszauber. . 24972, 31855.
Regel (H.) Wiener legende.
10497.
Rund um die liebe. 8486.
Winzerbraut. 32148..
Dobson (D. L.) America first. 6598.
Dobson-Hvans co. Heilman (W. T.)
Chem. note bk. 68883.
Dockham pub. co.:
Dockham’s Amer. rept. & direct.
28817.
Dockham’s textile, clothing & cut-
ting-up trade rept. & direct.
9398.
Dockham’s Amer. rept. & direct.
28817.
Dockham’s textile, clothing & cutting-
up trade rept. & direct. 9398.
Doctor Ale. (Drama) 5024.
Dr. Conover’s ward. (Drama) 31726.
Dr. D. A. Sargent’s astrological eal-
endar. 28818.
Doctor Dingle. (Drama) 31727.
Dr. Dorsey’s travel pictures. (Motion
pictures) 16976-16978.
Dr. Hpstein’s first case.
1031
(Drama)
(Drama)
1563
INDEX
pt.1, mss was
Doctor Neighbor. (Motion picture)
8727.
Doctor of Afternoon arm. (Motion
picture) 8728.
Dr. Powel takes control. (Drama)
oLi2e.
Dr. Thacher’s lucky day almanac.
Io2o.
Dr. Wahl. (Drama) 10382.
Dector’s message. (Drama) 13921.
Dodd (A. H.) Instruction, how to
play classic Euclid. 25865.
Dodd (Dorothy) shoe co. Dorothy
Dodd shoes. 9399.
Dodd CHR ey Cruikshankiana.
28819.
Dodd, Mead & co.:
Europe, map. 25115.
Frank (M. L.) Animal drawing
Dic, *2Za6ar-
Rae (John) Big family & their
good times. 24436.
Wreckage. 8580*.
Dodge (A. C.) Manual or text bk.
15014.
Dodge (F. H.) Spanish letter writ-
ing. 38601, 9400.
Dodge (F. W.) co. Architects of New
England. 200380.
Dodge (H. A.) Cashier cash register
co. Fine art of approach. [etc.]
28523-28525.
Dodge (P. H.) Mexican & Spanish
made easy. 28820.
Dodge (R. E.) Autumn. 28821.
Dodge bros. Great loss & a greater
gain f[ete.] 25866, 25867.
Dodge pub. co.:
Bus. man’s calendar. 33887.
Calendar of cheer. [ete.] 3394-
3396.
Favorite bus. man’s’ calendar.
8694.
Favorite calendar of cheer. 3695.
Favorite calendar of friendship.
3696.
Favorite calendar of sunshine.
8697.
Favorite sunlit road calendar.
3698.
Goss (Alice) Record of our baby
girl. 3760.
Pancoast (C. W.) Schl. day
memories. 4422.
Sunlit road calendar. 4740.
Dodge scale co. Dodge (A. C.) Man-
ual or text bk. 15014.
Dodging the law. (Motion picture).
8905.
Dods (Helen) Camping spree of kid-
dies three. [ete.] 28822, 28823.
Doenecke (J. ©.) Double crossed.
2819.
Dérmann (Felix)
alles aus liebe!
Was tut man nicht
8561.
(Drama) 22406.
(Drama)
Does it pay?
Dog-gone dangerous girl.
31729.
Doheny (M. A.) Play awhile. 16647.
Dolan (J. J.) Dolan’s telep. order
booth system. 3602.
Doland, S. D., map. 32197.
Dolch (E. W.) jr. Feotball at home,
rules. 3603.
Doll doctor. (Motion picture) 5505.
Doll that saved an army. (Drama)
18821.
Dollar. (Drama) 16527.
Dollar “& the law. (Motion picture)
27807.
Dollar Bill. pseud. See Diver (P. L.)
Dollar kings. (Motion picture).
19192.
Dollars & cents. (Motion picture).
5506.
(Drama) 8821.
(Motion pic-
Dollars & sense.
Dollars & the woman.
ture) 5506.
Dollie. (Drama) 31780.
Doll’s house. (Drama). 10987*.
Dolly’s scoop. (Motion picture) 5507.
Dolman (John) jr. Motions in order
of precedence. 12101.
Dolphin line. Delaware River, map.
16780.
Dolsen (KH, M.):
In the dregs. 24961.
Polly pursuing. 8470.
Saving Abbie. 25035.
Showing Henry. 8508.
Dolsen (J. E.) Veterans. 15015.
Dolski (—) Ostatnie dwa_ ruble.
2908.
Dolson (C,. A. M.) New Year’s eall.
15016.
Dome (B. S.) Dome engraving co.
Scale for halftones & zine etchings.
355A E
Dome engraving co. Seale
halftones & zine etchings.
Domestic economy. (Drama) 1033.
Domestic engine & pump co. Do-
mestic gas-engine-driven contractors’
machinery. [ete.] 20031, 20032.
Domestic engineering. Mason (Walt)
Wise plumber. 30065.
Domestic sewing machine ¢o., inc.:
Domestic electric. 3604.
Domestic sewing machines, elec. &
for the
AV B
foot power. 9401.
Dominguez (Antonio) John Peres.
13961.
Dominica. (Drama) 8322.
Don. pseud. See Donovan (FF. M.)
Don Quixote. (Motion picture) 8729.
Donahey (Wm.):
Four Teenie Weenies get lost.
[ete.] 20033-20037.
Lost! Two Teenies Weenies.
[ete.] 3605-3608.
1564
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Donahey (Wm.)—Continued. Donnelley (R. R.) & sons co.—Contd.
Teenie Weenie army goes forag-
ing. [ete.] 12102-12106.
Teenie Weenie army is ordered
out for maneuvers. [ete. ]
9402-9406.
Teenie Weenie army marches
home. [ete.] 15017-15021.
Teenie Weenie captives are put to
work. [ete.] 28824-28829.
Teenie Weenie Chinaman chased
by a frog. [ete.] 25868-25872.
Teenie Weenie clown has a close
call. [ete.] 206-208.
Teenie Weenie lady of fashion
reads a story. [ete] 1706—
1708.
Teenie Weenie twins arrive.
[ete.] 6599-6602.
Teenie Weenies. 175380.
Teenie Weenies find a_ hickory
nut tree. [ete.] 23528-23531.
Donahue (Jack) ‘Tale of two shirts.
1196.
Donahue (John) Top of the morning.
2945.
Donaldson (A. L.):
After the game. 10945.
Chapters of Adirondack hist.
209, 3609. 6603, 9407.
His first case. 11046.
Donnelley (R. H.):
Chicago telep. eco. Telep. direct.
1597, 3454, 6377, 9264, 11956,
14794, 173847, 19815, 25723, 28577.
Cincinnati & suburban Bell telep.
eo. Telep. direct. 63887, 17354,
25729.
N. Y. classified telep. direct. 3610,
7478, 15844, 212838, 24296, 30365.
Providence telep. co. Providence
classified bus. direct. [ete]
4480, 21591, 21592, 26993.
Wis. telep. co. Telep. direct. 4942,
16448, 27534.
Donnelley (R. R.) & sons co.:
Areher & Wiggins co. Cat. of
motor car accessories. 14496.
Avery & Loeb electric co. Elec-
trical apparatus & _ supplies.
9070.
Bailey-Lebby co. Plumbing cata-
log. 19515.
Beck & Corbitt iron co. Cat. of
auto supplies. 14603.
Belcher & Loomis hardware co.
Catalogue. 19598.
Bertram motor supply co. Cata-
log. 14648.
Capital elec. co. Auto. supply
eat. 23322.
Carey machinery & supply co.
Catalog. 6341.
Cedar Rapids pump co. Catalog.
9250.
1565
Central rubber & supply co. Kelly-
Springfield automobile tires, ete.
9252.
Central supply eco. Bath room «ac-
cessories or requisites. 25707.
Chandler pump = co. Catalog.
28546.
Cleveland tool & supply co. Cata-
los) Zao)
Cutter & Wood supply co. Cata-
logue. 19928.
Globe machinery & supply co.
Catalog. 23704.
Hide leather & belting eco. Cata-
log. 23806.
Intermountain elee. co. Catalog.
153889.
Jackson motor supply co. Cata-
log. 26349.
Kiley) (Po Wie Oreos Catalog.
15510.
Kinsey & Mahler eco. Catalog.
12646.
Kline (M. L.) General cat.
24020.
Lawrence (EF. D.) electric co.
Catalog. 10059.
Mersick (C. 8.) & co. Catalogue.
21047.
Eee. supplies. 30091.
Mohawk elec. supply co. Gen.
eat. 15748.
Natl. elec. & auto supply co. Auto.
supply cat. 15817.
Nock (G. W.) co., ine. Catalog.
15882.
Omaha sanitary supply co. Cata-
log. 26916.
Ozburn auto. supply co., ine. Cata-
log. 10410, 15937.
P. & H. supply co. Catalog. 7599.
Pittsburgh auto equipment co.
Automobile supplies. 18299.
Power equipment co. Cat. 13248,
16000.
Republic electric eco. Catalog.
24447,
Robertson-cataract electric co.
General cat. 24461.
Rose-Lyon hardware eco. Auto-
mobile supplies. 10528.
Seehausen, Wehrs & co. Catalog.
27142.
Simmons (John) co. Catalogue
no. 39. 18459.
Southwest plumbing supply co.
Catalogue. 21884.
Tel-electric co. Gen. catalogue.
2587.
Terry (J. B.) co. Catalogue.
7996.
U. S. supply co. Catalog. 2645.
U. S. water & steam supply co.
Catalog. 4828.
INDEX
Donnelley (R. R.) & sons co.—Contd.
Warnock (Wm.) eco. Ann. cat.
16376.
Western iron stores co. Catalog.
31484.
Western supply co. Cat.C. 16421.
Wheeler-Green electrical supply
co. Gen. cat. 138807.
Donnybrook colleen. (Drama) 8323.
Donoghue (T. J.) Geoglot. 17534.
Donohoe (W. C.)
2944,
Donohue (Jerry)
Wis., map. 19079.
Donovan (Ff. M.) Bibie & spiritual-
ism. 25873.
Donovan (M. E.) Donovan (F. M.)
Bible and spiritualism. 25878.
Don’t do it. (Drama) 1183.
Doody (Maurice) Doody’s bk. of reci-
pes & leather workers guide. 20038.
Doogue (L. J.) Home garden talks.
Too much smoke.
Sheboygan Co.,
T2ZAGT.
Doolittle (G. A.) Rose Hathern’s sac-
rifice. 8484.
Door should be open or_ shut.
(Drama) 18955.
Doorly (L. B.) Christmas message.
[ete.] 28880-28838.
Dopler (C. M.):
Seeman bros. Premiums.
Wiemann (G. F.) co.
13815.
Dora Deane.
Dora Thorne.
Doran
8400.
Doran (G. H.) ¢o.:
Burke (Kathleen)
13426.
Premiums.
(Drama) 27578.
(Drama) 1034.
(Frances) Law - breakers.
White road to
Verdun. 25676, 28461.
Gordon (C. W.) Grand _ fleet.
6761.
Sapper. pseud. Fatal second.
fete.] 16117-16119.
Jim Brent’s V. C. 18408.
Man who ended the war.
21736.
Retribution.
Witeh of Endor. 27678*.
Doran (J. P.) Doran’s famous man-
ual of law. 12108.
Doran (Marie) Law-breakers. 8400.
Doremus (Mrs. C. A.):
Miss Devil-May-Care. 22510.
On the level. 14002.
Right little girl. 32005.
Victory. 226389.
Dorey (J. M.):
Better English. . 6604.
Hole in the wall. 31808.
Dorey (Milnor) See Dorey (J. M.)
Dorf-Caruso. (Drama) 24929.
Dorfner (O. F.) Mankind cursed by
doubt of ability. 20039.
21736.
pt. I, nS. veasS
Dorian’s divorcee. (Motion picture)
14226.
Dorin of Paris. Dorin ‘of> Paris.
20040.
Dorion (C. T.) Mystery man: 11109.
Dorman (A. R.) Route direct. 17535.
Dormand (May)
ade. 10946.
Dormet film co., ine.
brethren. 5668.
Dorney (O. C.):
Dorney Amer. commer. schl., ine.
After the masquer-
Joseph & his
Catalogue. 28835.
Dorney system of bus. training.
28834.
Dorney (Richard):
Roger La Honte. 1237(1)
Sardou (Victorien) Golden widow.
27683-1.
Dorney Amer. commer. schl., ine.
Catalogue. 28835.
Dorothea & the listening man. 2090.
Dorothy (Drama) 2815S.
Dorothy & Dick. (Drama) 8324.
Dorothy in Wisconsin. (Drama)
5025.
Dorr (R. C.) AS a woman sees it.
210, 1709, 3611, 28836.
Dorrian (C. I.):
Age of reason. 16486.
Sermon. 22585.
Dorsey (HK. F.) Washington once
overs. 9408.
Dorsey travel picture. (Motion pic-
ture) 22829; 22915) 2a207.
Dorsey motion picture travelogues.
(Motion picture) 11387 — 11389,
14227, 16976-16978, 22871, 22872.
Dort motor car co.:
Dort motor cars. [etc.] 6605,
6606.
Sparks from flint. 9419.
Dos fendmenos. (Drama) 18922.
Dose of hell (Drama) 1035.
Dose of his own medicine. (Drama)
32094.
Doster (A. C.) Social reformation.
12109. ;
Doten (C. C.) Guide to historic Ply-
mouth. 17536.
Dotesio (Carlos)
8441.
Oficial de guardia.
Dotterweich (F. X.) Seneca exposure
ecard. 9420.
Doety7 (C.- Woe
Band festival at Plum Center.
22362.
Decoration day. 22399.
Doty (Chas.) Good old days. 1064. |
Double-cross (Drama) 5026.
Double cross. (Motion picture)
11390. °
Double crossed (Drama) 2819, 8325. °
Double crossing the dean. (Motion
picture) 16930.
66
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Double cure. (Drama). 138923.
Double double-cross. (Motion picture)
8730, 19154.
Double event. (Motion picture) 5508.
Double fire deception. (Motion pic-
ture) 11391.
Double proposal. (Drama). 31781.
Double resurrection. (Motion picture)
16982.
Double standard. (Drama) 83826.
Double trouble. (Motion picture) 8731.
Doubleday, Page & co.:
Apostle. 8265*.
Country life in America. 14219.
False saint. 11012*.
Franks (T. L.) Challenge to
housekeepers, 12247.
Hobson’s choice. 11049*.
Mothers. 13992*.
Washington square plays. 32119*.
Youth. 11234*.
Double’s troubles. (Motion picture)
87382.
Doud (L. N):
Apostle pins. 28837.
Arabian knight incense burner.
20041.
Canny-cat candlestick. 12110.
Douglas (A. M.) Red house chil-
dren growing up. 9421.
Douglas (Dwight) Centrifugal curve-
throw. 4966.
Douglas (Theodore) Duplex engine-
governor co., inc. Duplex governor.
15036.
Douglas Co., Wash., direct. 19797.
Douglas Co., Wis., map. 14087.
Dover, N. J., direct. 30192.
Dover, N. J.. map. 8606.
Dover, Okl., map. 32198.
Dover Center, O., map. 25113.
Dow (J. B.) hine is the kingdom.
20042.
Dow (M. A.) House that Jack built.
5635.
Dowe (P. E.) Broken wheel of life.
28828.
Dowey (G. G.) Adult Bible class.
28839.
Down (Oliphant) Quod wrangle.
8477.
Down at Coney isle. (Drama) 31732.
Down in Georgia. (Drama) 8327.
Down in Maine. (Drama) 22407.
Down Suwanee way. (Drama) 1036.
Down the joy line. (Drama) 16528.
Down to the sea. (Motion picture)
22900.
Downes (Maynard) David & the
good health elves. 121114.
Downey (S. E.) City bank. Banking
hints. 1601.
Downing (H. U.) Annot. to the new
eode of Ga. 9422.
Drake (H. A.)
Downing (R. C.) Study in gas oils.
28840.
* Dowst bros. co.:
Musgrave (A. F.) Chemicals of
interest to dyers. 26759.
Dyeing special fabrics. 12976.
— Dyestuffs. 15805.
Gen. processes of bleaching.
fete.] 18132, 18133.
— Gloves, hats, furs & feathers.
[ete.] 21178, 21179.
Textile fibers. 7414.
Wet & dry cleaning. 10264.
Doyle (A. C.):
Battle of Mons. 12112.
British campaign in France.
fete. ] O49 3H 1522s. ATa3T,
20043, 25874, 28841-28843.
Doyle: (Ie Es)
American diplomacy. 22852.
‘Twas ever thus. 18936.
Doyle (John) Golf billiards. 1716.
Doyle (M. W.):
American diplomacy. 22352.
’Twas ever thus. 18936.
Dozier (O. T.) Chips & whetstones.
28844.
Draeger (Lloyd) Draeger’s subma-
rine game. 28845.
Dragnet. (Motion picture) 5509.
Drake (EK. R.) Awakening of white
lead mfrs. 1717.
Drake (Frances):
Marionette film scenario. 3232.
Renunciation. 6097.
eal Wiese
Drake (Louis) No man’s land. 225385.
Drake (R. L.) Boy allies in the
Baltic. 15024.
‘Drake Co., O., direct. 15025.
Drama league of America:
Chatfield-Taylor (H. C.) Course
in the Commedia _ dell’arte.
11943.
Jenkins (W. E.) Before & after
Ibsen. 12578.
——New York center of the
American festivals. 31621.
Dramatic pub. co.:
At the summer dance hall. 31632.
Aunt Swusan’s troubles on the
farm. 316386.
Boy’s essay on boys. 31668.
Charity bazaar. 31679.
Corinne of the circus. 31705.
Cousin Gene. 81710.
Hannah Sprouts. 31795.
In granny’s time. 31821.
Lamentable tragedy of MclLizzie.
351846.
Napoleon and the sentry. 31921.
Nothing doing. 31933.
On the path of the child. 31940.
Real American. 31991.
| 1567
Honor Old Glory.
INDEX
Dramatic pub. co.—Continued.
Visitors. 32110.
Waiting for burglars. 32115.
Dramatie reader. (Drama) 249380.
Dramatic works of Gerhart Haupt-
mann. (Drama) 8327**.
Dramatized scenes from American his-
tory. (Drama) 83827*.
BDrane «(Sz De)?
Everybody is doing it. 13927.
He who saved the nation. 20044.
Lincoln and the soldier. 13950.
Draper (E. K.) Genesee adv. service.
How to sell goods by mail. 815.
Drawn blinds. (Drama) 16529.
Drayton; (fF. O02)... Sytvia. > P1181.
Dream girl. (Drama) 31733.
‘Dream giri. (Motion picture) 16931.
Dream lesson. (Drama) 31734.
Dream of Eugene Aram.
ture) 5510.
(Motion pic-
Dream cf freedom. (Drama) S8327**.
Dream of gold. (Drama) 8327**.
Dream-toy shop. (Drama) 27656.
Dreamer. (Drama) 5009.
Dreamy Dud has a laugh on the boss.
(Motion picture) 22878.
Dreamy Dud in tlfe African war zone.
(Motion picture) 25245.
Dreamy Dud joyriding with Princess
Zlim. (Motion picture) 27808.
Dreamy Dud lost at sea. (Motion pic-
tore ye Sait.
Dreeben (O. L.) Tree and the fruit.
1201.
Dregs. (Drama) 1037, 5027.
Dreher (D. F.) Columbus, O., map.
8599.
Dreher’s simplex guide, _ ete.
28846.
Dreher’s simplex st. & house number
guide. 28846.
Drei masken-verlag:
Auch ich war ein jiingling. 16491.
Biigeleisen. 16507.
Diener lassen bitten. 24927.
Hi des Columbus. 16585.
Erdgeist. 31747.
Pxtrablatter! 8342,
Hosenknopt’. 16574.
Julia Farnese. 16584.
Porzia. 81974.
Riatselhafte frau. 16658.
Scharmante. 16679.
Wenn zwei hochzeit
25075.
Drei monumenten (Drama)
Dreimiderlhaus. (Drama)
Dreiser (Theodore):
America’s foremost author pro-
tests. 25875.
Plays of the natural & the super-
natural. 5146*.
Drennan (©. M.) Ques. & ans. to air
brake examination. 9425.
11012.
machen.
2868.
31735.
pt; 1. nis ae
Drennan (Marie) Prayers of a week.
1718.
Dress up bureau, ine. Fall dress up.
23532. RY
Dressel (Herman) New Barnes read-
ers. 20045.
Dresser (A. C.) Freeport, Ill., map.
5270.
Dresses. (Drama) 165380.
Dressler (Albert) Northern Pacific
ry. Merry way. 181384.
Drew Allis ¢co.:
Drew Allis co. city guide & st.
direct. of Rochester. 28847.
Rochester, N. Y., direct. 24463.
map. 32274, 32275.
Worcester, Mass., direct. 4947,
10911, 31566.
map. 382319.
Drews-Westerber & co. Chicago. Seec-
ond security bank. Resolved. 140.
Drey hygienie co., ine. Drey corsets,
ete. 28848.
Dreyer (Carmelite)
festo. 11094.
Dreyer (D. A.)
to. 11094.
Dreyer (Mrs. D. A.)
preparations. 20046.
Dreyfus (Camille) Alsace. 31620.
Drifter. (Drama). 31736.
Drifts. (Drama) 24931.
Drinshtein (Henry) Drey hygienic
co., inc. Drey corsets; ete. 28848.
Driscoll, (Joseph) Regular cop.
5167.
Driven. (Motion picture) 14228.
Dromgoole (W. A.) Song & story.
214, 1719, 3615, 6607, 9426, 12113,
15026, 17539, 20047, 23533, 25876,
28849.
Dropping of the red handkerchief.
(Drama) 27579.
Dross & diamonds.
14229.
Drowe (G.) ¢0.:
Sash - operators,
Mephisto’s mani-
Mephisto’s manifes-
Mexican hair
(Motion picture)
straight - push
type. 20052.
Skylights. 12118.
Drucke (Herman):
Eternal woman. 8337.
Goddess of liberty. 25881.
Drug products ¢o., ine.:
High blood pressure. [ete.]
28855-28857.
Surglet. 20053.
Drugged waters. (Motion picture)
5512.
Drugs, oils & paints. Heckel (G. B.)
Painting with prepared paint. 9750,
12420, 15278, 17748, 20477.
Drum (C. R.) Other fellow’s sister.
20054.
1568
- Duchess
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
mrum.(J.C.):
Murdock’s pardner. 22521.
Roughneck Riley. 18911.
Drum (Sidney) pseud. See Blot (Ar-
thur)
Drumm (H. A.):
Clarasdorf-Castle Rock mines.
Col., map. 8598.
Nederland-Beaver
Col., map. 5301.
Drummond (J. F.):
Community savings & loan co.
Bank with a head. 9825.
Bank with a heart. 38486.
(H. N.) Pace standardized
[ete.] 23537-23539, 25882,
Creek mines,
- Drury
course.
28858.
Dry goods economist.
bert) Domination. 26308.
Dry goods reporter co. Plans to put
salespeople on a commission basis.
25883.
Dry town. (Drama)
Dryad’s kiss. (Drama)
Dryden (H.F.):
Pract. exercises in story writing.
fete.] 28864-28866.
Twelve adv. 12119.
Maomusst ...! (Drama) 165381.
Duble (J. C.) Century cooperative
newspaper adv. service. 94380, 28867.
Hubbard (EI-
31757.
22408.
Dubiin (LL. I.) #£Principles of life
insur. 12245.
Du Bose (B. J.) Health the price-
less. 25884.
Dubreuil (W. W.) Helen Stanton.
16566.
- Du Brock (Nellie) What is the best
exercise for women. 15028.
Dubuque Co., Ia., direct. - 28868.
and the delicatessen.
(Drama) 13924.
Duchess drug co. Full & complete
instrs. for traveling representatives.
9431.
Duchess (The) pseud.
ford (M. W. H.)
See Hunger-
> Duck (W. B.) co. Catalog. 20055.
Ducks is ducks. (Motion picture)
19155.
Duckworth (J. H.) Is Lord Kitch-
ener alive. 20056.
Dudley (Bide) See Dudley (W. B.)
Ruaiey (- B:) Dudley (F. A.)
Book of verses. 3620.
Dudley (F. A.) Book of verses. 3620.
Dudley (Pendleton) Facts about
enameled ware. 17548.
Dudley (W. B® Teeney Ricketts.
186.
Dudley (W. S.) Recent devel. in
brake eng. principles & pract. 3621.
Due commedie moderne. (Drama)
eliat™.
Duel with God. (Drama) 16582.
Dtelberg (Franz) Karinta von Orre-
landen. 2874.
Dutt CAS My
Mfrs. hourly basis wage calcu-
lator. [ete.] 17544, 17545.
493 hours a week wage calculator.
12120.
Duffey (R. F.) Night in the trenches.
8437
Duffie (C. T.) New England mutual
life insur. co. When we will cross
the ferry. 21232.
Duffield (KH. M.) Lucile triumphant.
17546.
Duffield & co.:
Fairy tale plays. 31752.**
MeMillan (EH. "T.) Baby book.
30016.
Duffy (J. O. G.) Sting of death.
3622. .
Dugan (J. J.) Cole (N. W.) Elec.
economy. 14824.
Dugdale (Frederick) Rheumatism;
its cause, its cure. 6611.
Duggan (HH. C.) Story of Betty &
her sweets. 20057.
Duke (HH. W.):
Burglar’s chance. 10975.
Penalty. 11126.
Proof of the pudding. 18898.
Duke bros. & ©co.:
Accidents are no more a matter
of ill Tuck. [ete.] 25887-
25892.
Few safety rules for the boys &
girls. [ete.] 28869-28876.
Dukelow & Walker co.:
Neale (W. G.) How money
grows. 24240.
Walker (G. LL.) Feldspar. 187385.
Walker’s special letter.
16365.
Walker’s special mining let-
ter. 24788.
Dukesmith (F. H.)
of salesmanship.
Dukinfield (A. S.)
Prins. & pract.
216.
Ten yrs. table,
fire insur. statistics. 9432.
Dulany (Albert) His father’s will.
1076.
Duluth, Minn., direct. 23540.
Duluth direct. co. Duluth, Minn.,
direct. 23540.
Dumanian (Leon) Do Oriental rugs
die. 12124.
Dumars (Gerald.) Stand _ straight.
6612.
Dumas (Alexander) fils Demi-monde.
31948.
Dumb bandit. (Motion picture)
FTLS.
Dumb girl of Portici. (Motion pic-
ture) 5514.
Dumme August. (Drama) 16533.
Dummy’s revenge. (Drama) 5028.
1569
INDEX
Dumont, N. J.. map. 16784.
Dun (R. G.) & co.:
Africa, map. 11236.
Asia, map. 11238.
Mercantile agency. Ref. bk. &
key. 4214, 15719, 21042,
30085.
South America, map. 11327.
Dunbar (M. W.) Quest. 14029.
Dunean (J. A.) jr. Harmony ticket.
11041.
Duncan (J. C.) Principles of analyti-
cal accountancy. 25893, 28877.
Duncan (J. R.) Mars. 15029.
Duncan (W. C.): P
Getting away with it.
In self defense. 1081.
Mutual mistake. 565114.
Sylvia. 11181.
Duncan (W.H.) jr. Necklace. 31924.
Duncan (W. J.) He never told her.
31782.
8376.
Dundee collie kennels. Training &
care of collies. 3623.
Dunham (M._ K.) Oxy-acetylene
welding. 94338, 150380, 17547, 2005S,
28878.
Dunham (O. W.) Unwelcome guest.
18944.
Dunham co. Lesson in lawn making.
3624.
Dunkin (G. 8.) Girl who drank milk.
22429.
Dunlap (E. A.) Problems in married
life. 18897.
Dunlap (Henrietta) Pale Fantana.
31954.
Dunlop (E. E. C.) Bounties of the
kingdom. 998, 10970.
Dunn (E. R.) Pageant of Palos.
27643".
Dunn (F. W.) What shall we play?
2962*.
Dunn (Gerald) Dear little wife.
8317.
PAP URES Ug OF cag Say ila
12122.
minutes on mixing.
Dunn (Joseph) Who am I? 16719.
Dunn (Laura) Love-bird. 12123.
Dunn (S. O.)
tion. | 23541.
Dunn Co., N. D., direct. 9394.
Dunn. Co., N. D., map. 16785.
Dunn-Webb (Mrs. Gourlay)
play. 20059.
Dunning (H. W.) Depths.
Dunning (Philip):
Halt! Who goes there? 22488.
Ten yrs. of r. r. regula-
Iron
1026.
Shuffle, 22587.
Never too late. 31928.
Dunsany (Lord) Night at an inn.
31981.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Dunton (G. E.) N. Y. electrotypers’
union no. 100. Duntonian technical
educa. ser. for apprentices. 1723, —
10302, 13016, 21261.
Dunton (M. W.) co. Soldering kink
news. 12124.
Dunwoody (W. H.) industrial inst.:
Robb (BE. G.) Presswork. 30751.
Telephony. 3625, 15032.
Duofold health underwear co.
shots on selling. 25894.
Dupe. (Motion picture) 5515, 14230.
Du Plessis (J. T.) Coneussion in
spinal therapeutics. 6613.
Duplex engine-governor ¢co., ine. Du-
plex governor. 15036.
Duplex envelope co., inc.:
Church a living wage & social up-
lift. [ete.] 150387, 15038.
Empty envelope carton. 19708.
How many can you answer. [etc.]
12125-12128.
Duplicity. (Motion picture) 32359.
Du Pont de Nemours (EK. I.) & co.:
Du Pont explosives for shale &
clay blasting. 28879.
Du Pont high explosives. 9484.
Du Pont products. 12129.
Instrs. [etc.] 6614, 6615.
Du Pont fabrikoid co. Du Pont fabri-
koid bk. finish. 15039.
Dupree (Frank) Honeymoon days.
(C. C.) Sanborn (N. W.)
Poultry & farm. 24517.
Duquesne Christmas
(Drama) 31738.
Duquesne schedule co.
12130, 12131.
Durand (Herbert):
Plans & plants. 6616.
Seventy-five dollars’
vegetables. 20060.
Durant (H. R.) Beautiful virgin.
4990.
Durborough war _ pictures.
picture) 5516.
Durkee (EH. R.) & co.:
Aderezo para ensalada. ([ete.]
28889-28887.
Durkee’s curry powder. 9435.
Durkee’s salad dressing. 17548.
Durkin (J. P.) Pittsburgh typewriter
& supply co. Co-operative club plan.
24402.
Durkin (James)
co. Modern movie.
Durkin, Reeves & co.
9436. >
Durston (George) Boy scouts in front
of Warsaw. [ete.] 17549-17551.
Dusty path. (Drama) 1038.
Duthie (R. W.) Monticola. 15749.
Dutton (KE. P.) & co.:
Fairy gold. 31752*.
Short
mystery.
Bk. of tables.
worth of
(Motion
Durkin, Reeves &
9436.
Modern movie.
1570
nos, 1-12, 1916
Dutton (EB. P.) & co.—Continued.
Haikett (S. P. S.) Aunt Sadie’s
rhymes. 29236.
Peters (J. P.) Animals’ Christ-
mas tree. 30596.
Smyth (Clifford) Foreword to a
crystal age. 31022. ’
Dutton (R. J. G.) Shorthand in three
days. 25895.
Duty. (Drama) 24931*.
Duvall (L. S.):
Glenwood Springs. f[ete.] 28888,
28889.
Song of the seven falls. 20061.
Duzee (J. B. van) See Van Duzee
fa, os.)
Dvorak (J. J.) Princess yoke bk.
3626.
Dwinnell-Wright co. White House ro-
mances. 6617.
Dwoéch Feliks6bw i dwie Felunie.
(Drama) 2820.
Dwyer (Anna):
Science explains why a vacation
at home works more harm than
good. 20062.
Why women are more revengeful
than men, 23542.
Dwyer (J. F.):
Gorge of Kala Van. 15040.
In the long grass. 1724.
Dwyer (V. C.) Tanki service bureau.
List bulletin. 16263.
Dyck (G. E.) Treatment of garbage.
28890.
Dye (J. B.) Dye’s 20th century in-
structor. 28891.
Dyer (F. B.) Sixth reader. 28892.
mover (R. O.):
Cut out book. 6620.
That’s why stories. 9437.
Dying to live. (Drama) 22409.
Dyke (A. L.):
Dyke’s four cylinder gasoline en-
gine model. [ete.] 12132-
S215.
Roeap (I. D.) Suppl. on Dyke’s
automobile instruction on the
King eight cylinder car. 4510.
. Suppl. to Dyke’s auto. instruction
of the Packard twin six. [etc.]
3627-3629.
Dykema (F. L.) Benevo co. Money
raising plans. 25595.
Dykes lumber co. Period mouldings.
12136.
Dymot (J. B.)
20063.
Dymow (Ossip):
Eternal wanderer. 5033.
Just a child. 13968.
Perpetual calendar.
Obeziana. 2904.
Sandman. 16676.
Dyramite. (Drama) 11004.
Dyrenforth (J. D.) Carlotta. 31675.
Dysart (Chloe):
In a sight-seeing car. 27601.
Meeting of the confidential club.
31888.
Dziecko mitoSci. (Drama) 2821,
BK. L. F.. co.:
Community publicity service.
There are many reasons why
you should come to De Kalb.
6422.
KE. I. F. advertising service. There
are many reasons why you
should come to De Kalb. 12187.
There are many reasons why you
should come to Joliet. 25896.
Each pearl a tear. (Motion picture)
19156.
Eads Johnson pub. co. See Johnson
(Eads) pub. co. ;
Eagan (A. 8S.) Plan and the man.
1148.
Eager (E. N.) Solano Co., Cal., map.
5344.
Eagle & the star. (Drama) 5029.
Kagle Lake nurseries. Standard qual-
ity citrus trees. 9438.
eagle lye works. Eagle high test lye.
15041.
Eagle oil & supply co. Something in
it for both of us. 1725.
Eagle Pass, Tex., map. 11263.
Eagle Point realty co. Eagle Point
colony. 12138.
Eagle ptg. co. Wonderful mind read-
ing. 1726.
Eagle Rock City. Cal., map. 16786.
Eagle’s wings. (Motion picture)
27809.
Eakeley (C. W.):
Old age pensions for teachers.
23543.
Open letter.
Eames (Frank)
cine. [etc.]
Barin’ (A: T2)*
28898.
Dropping his medi-
20064, 20065.
Humbird lumber co. Price list.
15356.
Idaho white pine mfrs. agency.
Wholesale price list. 23883.
Earl (B. B.) When you need money,
you need it very much. 218.
Earl (Maude) Our physician. 25897.
Earl (W. A.) Circumstantial evi-
dence. 22388.
Earie (Emma) When I was young.
16717.
Earle (Georgia) Getting his story.
2844,
Earle (Richard) Preparedness. 5151.
Earlham, Ia., map. 16787.
Earli (L. H.) Bible simplified.. 23544.
Early bird. (Drama) 24932.
Early morning’s doings. (Drama)
22410.
1571
INDEX
Earp-Thomas (G. H.) Permanent soil
fertility. 9439.
Earth men. (Drama) 16534.
Tarthquake. (Drama) 22616.
Earthquake. (Motionpicture) 23004.
Easson (J. L.) Merchandise broker-
age in eighteen lessons. 17552.
Eason (W. L.) Will the commander
of the U. S. forces now in Mexico.
25898.
23545.
East (A. M.) How to can.
East end Christian church. Ewers
(J. aR) Cardinal prin. of the
Christian church. 12188.
East Hampton, Mass., map. 8607.
East Lynne. (Motion picture) 14231.
East meets West. (Drama) 83828.
East Point, Ga., direct. 9440.
East Prairie, Mo., map. 8608.
East Providence, R. I., direct. 25899.
East State st. bus. men’s assn. Save
money on FE. State st. & adjoining
sections. [etc.] 1727, 1728.
East Tacoma mfg. co. Pacific univer-
sal catalog. 25900.
Eastchester, N. Y., map. 14088.
Easterbrook (G. H.) Castles in Peru.
16510.
Easterly (G. M.) Shakespeare’s
fairies and follies. 14042.
Eastern arts assn. Proceedings.
23546.
Eastern coal & export corp. All good
lump. 1729.
Eastern direct. co. Wilmington, Del.,
direct. & bus. gazetteer. 8199.
Eastern Hemisphere, map. 8609,
2331.
11264.
Easthampton, Mass., direct.
Eastman (A. J.) Progressive ways
for securing new pupils. 28894.
Eastman (KE. C.) Leavitt’s farmer’s
almanack. 506.
Eastman (KE. G.)
5029.
Eastman (F. C.)
10934.
Eastman (Hazel)
Easton, Pa., direct.
Eastwood, N. Y., direct. 21995.
Easy Ed. (Motion picture) 27810.
Hasy money (Drama) 1089.
Eat & grow hungry. (Motion picture)
27811.
Eaton (Seymour):
Adv., a twelve day course of instr.
in ideas. 9441.
Traveling bears
Eagle & the star.
Roman private life.
Weeds. 14061.
25901.
across the sea.
[ete.] 15042-15044.
Eaton (W. P.) Washington square
plays. 32119*.
HKaton, Mich. map. 27712. _.
Haton bros. HEaton’s ranch. 28895.
‘Eaton Co., Mich., direct. 25902.
Eau Claire, Wis., direct. 1730.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Eau Claire, Wis., map. 3015.
Ebeann (P. H.) First vampire. 9446.
Ebenhart (Joseph) Bk. worth its
weight in gold. 12139.
Ebensberg, Pa., map. 22698.
Eberhart (C. P.) Course in practical
bus. writing. 23547.
Eberhart (Stella) Combination domi-
no & chart device for seat work.
28896.
Eberlein (H. D.) Well appointed
guest room. 15045.
Ebersol (C. E.) Bookkeeping drill.
23548.
Ebert (A. J.) Ebert’s (Andrew) sons.
For the love of Jesus, Mary and
Joseph. 12140.
Ebert’s (Andrew) sons. For the love
of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 12140.
Ebey (C. R.) India’s ninety and nine.
20066.
Ebin (A. B.) Impresario. 22455.
Ecclesiastical & liturgical calendar.
219.
Echegaray (José)
16488.
(Drama) 8329, 31739.
Echoes.
Ickel (C. L.) Properties of three-I-
Always ridiculous.
beam column sections. 220.
Eeckersall (W. H.) All-Amer. elevens
picked by Eckersall. [ete.] 28897-
28902.
Eckstein co. Master force. 12141.
Eclipse. (Drama) 11005.
Eclipse electrotype & engraving co.:
Various half-tone screens. 15046.
Various screens & their uses.
12142.
Eecob (Eleanor):
Busy day at the Borgias. 18803.
Man who always smiled. 18866.
Eeob (K. G.):
Chance shots. 8290.
Short circuited. 11164.
Economist. 20067.
Economist pub. co.
Economist training schl.
ship. 1781.
Economy elec. distillate refiner eo,
EE. 28908.
Economy service co. Bulletin. [ete.]
221-224, 1743, 1744, 6621-6624, 9447,
12143, 15047-15049, 17555, 20068,
23549, 25903, 28904.
Economist. 20067.
Salesman-
EcZene co. Scope & plan. 3630.
Eddie’s night out. (Motion picture)
8733.
Eddy (Clarence) Course of lessons
for the pipe organ. 3631, 15050.
Eddy (J. 8S.) Essentials to domin-
ion. 2767.
Eddy (Sherwood).
12146, 12147.
Edge of things.
5654.
Doubt. [ete.]
(Motion picture)
1572
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aillins alh -
i aioe had 2 ies ) ie a. aed
eS a) ~~ ae a ee he
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Edmunés (Carey)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Edgelow (Thomas) What could be
fairer. 32125.
What Edgereen does.
15051.
Edgerton (J. A.) Gettysburg, An-
tietam & Arlington. [ete.] 15052,
15058.
_ Edginton (H. M.) Oh James! 8442.
Edginton (May):
Coup. 20072.
God in the man, 1745.
Second in Rome. 9449.
Edison (T. A.) ine.:
Animated grouch chaser. 11347,
11348.
Blade o’ grass. 8694.
Catspaw. 5450,
Cecropia moth. 11368.
Celeste of the ambulance corps.
11369.
Cossack whip.
Coward's code.
Heart of the hills.
Helen of the chorus.
His sister’s champion. 5627.
Innocence of Ruth. 5651.
Last sentence. 32427.
Littlest Magdalene. 11464.
Master passion. 32446.
Matchmakers. 8844.
Message to Garcia. 27893.
Mix-up in black. 11486.
Real Doctor Kay. 8904.
Robbing the fishes. 11526.
Trip through Uganda, British
East Africa. 11564.
When love is king. 5987.
Edison Bugg’s invention.
picture) 14232.
Edison lamp works of General elec. co.
Bulletin. 12148, 25905, 28908.
Edison storage battery co. On the
firing line with Battery Bill. [etc.]
17556, 17557.
Editor. (Drama) 31740.
Editors of the 1916 Cap & gown. See
1916 Cap & gown (Editors of the)
Edmiston (S. A.) SKlicka (Joseph)
co. Edmiston’s frame price list.
20767.
Edmonds (Fred) Pocahontas. 2914.
Edmonston (Jesse) O. E. S. welcome.
22855.
11381.
25269.
11430.
(Motion
Edmunds (A. J.):
End of the Gospel. 15054.
Resurrection in Mark and Hoag’s
vision. 23550.
What the handy
man can make. 25907.
‘Edmunds Co., S. D., map. 14089.
Edson (A. W.) Cards for the rapid
recognition of phrases & word-
groups. 20073.
Edson (C. F.) San Francisco. 28910.
11396—_11——_8
Education corp. general. Foster insti-
tute of domestic arts & sciences.
Corsets & close-fitting patterns. I1st
ed. [ete.] 292-295.
Educational bk. co. Seven plays for
little folks. 16683.
Educational films corp. Educa. by
visualization. [ete.] 3632, 3633.
Educational foundation:
Model storekeeping dept. Teach-
er’s greatest problem. 6625.
World’s greatest problem.
3634, :
Educational pub. ¢co.:
Child’s book of plays. 1004*.
Standard classic reader for the
4th yr. 6626.
Educator supply co.
Rob Riley. 16301.
Educators assn.:
Cook (H. L.)
semble man,
25779.
Dimond (L. B.) Fresh water ani-
mals. [ete.] 25860, 25861.
Stoner (W. S.) jr. Freakish ani-
mals. f[ete.] 27287, 27288.
Taft (G. I.) Animals that work.
27316.
Wenley (Margaret)
America. [ete.] 27451-27453.
Edwards (J.) & co. Big house for
little shoes. 25908, 28911.
Edwards (J. E.) Reformation of Dan
Tall Gi Bo
Animals that re-
[ete. ] 25778,
Big game in
Duffy. 27653.
Edwards (J. S.) Sobering up father.
32029.’
Edwards (L. M.) Internatl. ry. serv-
ice bureau. Course of instr. in train
operation. 12527.
Edwards (W. H.)
try. 22581.
Edwards instrument co. Illus.,
scription & prices. 15055.
Eel. (Motion picture) 25246.
Efficient advertising. 20074.
Effingham town & county song Dk.
1746.
E-gah-tah-yen See Kel-
logg (L. C.)
Egan (Louis)
Saving the coun-
de-
(Princess )
When love is young.
22652.
Hebert (H. M.) Wolf trap. 20075.
Beberts.. LA... -d.., £8.) Mother-kiss.
17558.
Egg. (Motion picture) 27812.
Egge (Peter) Wilhelmines byraa.
2963*.
Eggers (J. H.):
Arabian nights. Aladdin. 28109. -
Casey at the bat. 17559.
Cinderella. 25733.
Little Red Riding Hood. 26588.
1573
INDEX
Eggers (J. H.)—Continued.
Mother Goose. Mother Goose
rhymes. 26726.
Munro .(H: HH.) * Par. - fete]
15801-15803.
Poe (BH. A.) Tell-tale heart.
15988.
Puss in boots. 27008. .
Rip Van Winkle. [ete.] 28912-
28914.
Begs. (Drama) 2822.
Eghian (S. G.) Mysterious Mr. Fa-
biola. 2899.
(Drama) 27656.
Story of Es-
Egyptian cat.
Ehresman (Margaret)
ther. 18923.
Ehrlich (Antonie) Antonie Ehrlich
crochet bk. 17569.
Ehrmann (H. 3B.) Demonstrator.
1025.
Hi des Columbus. (Drama) 16535.
Eibenschiitz & Berté:
Erste frau. 31748.
Fiirstenliebe. 31779.
Eichel (C. G.):
Q. Pidd, heart-broker.
Victor shop. 226388.
FKichelberger (J. 8.) States’ evidence
against woman suffrage. 9450.
EKichenwald (EK. L.) Triumph.
Hichman (C. J.) Oh! you
18882.
Hight bells.
Hight bells film co.
Zight-hand reel. (Drama) 1040.
Eighteen. (Drama) 1041.
Kileen of the movies.
22411:
Hilenberg (Friederika )
Einberufung. (Drama)
Eingeschneit. (Drama)
Einddshofer (Julius):
Flirt in St. Moritz. 16550.
Lustige puppe. 24980.
11142.
22630.
crook,
(Motion picture) 22874.
Light bells. 22874.
(Drama)
Sascha. 2920.
8330.
16536.
Wer ist die schénste? 16714.
Eirich (Otto):
Duy musst <2.) 16a:
Gliicklicher unfall. 16562.
Liebesinsel. 16597.
Retter. 16667.
Stunde der entscheidung. 16691.
Wiistenmoral. 16733.
Hisensechitz (Otto):
Fee. 8344.
Gliicklicher unfall. 16562.
Elam (J. F.) Home course in prac.
salesmanship. 12149, 17561.
El Comancho, pseud. See Phillips
(W. 8S.)
Elder (F. S.) Rhymes of reason.
9451.
Elder (Paul) &co.:
Layla-Majnu. 18969*.
Perry (S. G. 8S.) Clever mouse.
24385.
pt. 1, 2 8. 18
Elder (Paul) & co.—Continued.
Smith (A. N.) Dolly days, ete.
31010.
Elder brother. (Motion picture)
8734.
1266.
Just only Felicia.
Eldora, Ia., map.
Eldred (E. B.)
18851.
Eldred (§&. C.) Instrs. to members.
17569.
Eldred (H. M.) Milwaukee Co., Wis.,
map. 14126.
Eldredge (C. T.)
mobile code co.
Eldredge natl. auto-
Eldredge natl. au-
tomobile code. 9452.
Eldredge (W. D.) Pioneer co-op.
bank. Growth of money. 4459.
Eldredge natl. automobile code co.
a di natl. automobile code.
a.
Kldridge (G. W.) Eldridge’s tide-bk.
& marine direct. 1747.
Eldridge entertainment house:
Birth of a nation’s flag. 31652.
Brown-eyed Betty. 31666.
Christmas mystery. 31688.
Christmas pageant. 31689.
Culp (J. M.) #£Frolie of the
witches. [ete.] 28702, 28703.
Dr. Conover’s ward. 31726.
Double proposal. 31731.
Dream lesson. 31734.
Elsie in Dreamland. 31741.
Ghoses er not ghoses. 31784.
Joyous Christmas chimes. 31836.
McCarron (O. W.) Spelling bee.
29945.
Miss Poinsettia. 31897.
32037.
Molly’s aunt. 31906.
Spirit of Christmas.
Thanksgiving month. 32066.
When de womenfolks debate.
oeloke
Wilbur (Harriette) Christmas
sugar plums. fete.] 31519-
31522.
Eleanor’s catch. (Motion picture)
8735.
Eleanor’s mud.
Election bet.
(Drama) 18822.
(Motion picture) 5517.
Election day. (Drama) 16537.
Electric appliance co. Catalogue.
28915.
Electric power club. Elec. power club. —
12151, 25909.
Electric storage battery co.:
Chloride accumulator.
28916, 28917.
Instructions, etc. 20076-20080.
Manual of oxide batteries. 1748. —
Storing electric energy. 17570.
Sundry parts & supplies for use in
connection with the chloride ac- —
eumulator. 38635.
[ete.]
1574
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Electrical record:
Elec. motor drive bk. 9458.
Special devices for elec.
3636.
Electrical service co. Rempes (G. H.)
Handbk. of pract. information in the
art of taking Cadmium readings &
equipment needed. 216380.
Electrical world service:
Creating bus. [ete.]
Function of the mfr.
uses.
225, 226.
[ete.] 6627,
6628.
Electrician’s new assistant. (Drama)
13925,
Electro importing co.:
Catalog. 1749.
Gernsback (Sidney) Wireless
course. 3819.
Electro-set co. Electro-set co.’s handy
bk. & catalogue. fete. ] 20081,
20082.
Electromobile co.,:
Orenstein, Arthur Koppel co.
Hlectromobile indus. truck.
10408.
— Operation electromobile
indus. truck. 2351.
Elégances parisiennes. 15056, 20083,
28918.
Blephant’s dinner. (Motion picture)
14233.
Elephant’s gratitude. (Motion pic-
ture) 8736.
Elevating father. (Motion picture)
5518.
Eleven dollars. (Drama) 22412.
Eleventh commandment. (Drama)
5030.
Eleventh commandment. (Motion
picture) 11392.
Elf (Elmer) pseud. See Farmer
(E. F.)
Elgin, Tex., map. 11265.
Elgin motor car corp. Financial horn
of plenty. 227.
Elgin silk waist co.
10831.
Elgutter (Maurice) Toledo savings
bank & trust co. 21 tested plans for
saving. 22059.
Eli bridge co. Aeroscoping.
Eliot (C. W.)
12158.
Elite list, Washington.
Elite soc. of America.
America. 22085.
Elixir of life.
19157.
Elizabeth, N. J., map. 22699.
Elizabeth Lake to (Cinco, Cal., map.
1298.
Elk City, OKl., map. 22700.
Elk Co., Kan., map. 3016.
Elk laundry co. Cut outs for
children. 12154.
Waist energy.
20084.
Harvard classics.
3637.
Elite soc. of
(Motion picture)
the
1
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oy
t,
Elkay universal calendar. 28921.
Elkins (F. B.):
Civilian czars. 8299.
Surrender. 8522.
Eien Young. (Drama) 11006.
Ellenberger (I. C. M.)
reader. TT647.
Elieno-Amerikanikos. 20086.
Eller mfg. co. Ellers’ perfect-fit steel
ceilings. 25910.
Ellery (L. W.):
Natural fifth
Definition of an artist. 12155.
Definition of life. 15058.
Heart throbs. 28922.
I keep a bee. 228.
Little bits of heaven. [ete.]
20087, 20088.
Picture subjects for composition.
en as
Elliott (C. H.) co.:
Andover calendar.
Brown univ. calendar. 9202.
Continental hotel. Continental
hotel. 17386.
Hotel Royal Palm. 28923.
Elliott (E. C.) In Xanadu.
Elliott (Howard):
Los Angeles & Salt Lake r. r. co.,
Salt Lake route. Quiet. 29899.
Openings in the South. 23552.
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake r. r. co. Raising money.
13379.
Elliott (I. N.)
method. 20089.
Elliott (J. W.):
1406.
28924.
Famous Viennese
Charity & champagne. 229.
Great dramatist. fete.] 9454-
9456.
Elliott (W. G.) Brady of central office.
10971.
Elliott (William) Greatest nation.
1067.
Elliott nursery Co.: -
Best in the world. 3638.
From now until July. 12156.
Selection of the best seeds. 230.
Ellis (D. J.) Co-operation realty assn.
Bulletin. 19893.
Ellis (Edith) See Furness (E. E.)
Ellis (H. S.) How to grow tomatoes.
9457.
Ellis (J. A.) Unlocks the door. 28925.
Bilis (J.) E:) Drill cards in. arith.
15059. :
Ellis (R. B.) Paris factory.
in the chocolate. 26935.
Ellis (R. P.) Chicken dollars & sense.
[ete.] 231, 1750, 3639-3641.
His: (EH Hey:
Lecture on WNature’s
forces. 15060.
Nature’s invisible forces. 8872.
Ellis (W. B.) Drifting back into bar-
barism. 15061.
(i)
What’s
invisible
INDEX
Ellis pub. co. Business directions.
28926.
Ellison (J. J.) Anedemin. 6629.
Ellison (J. W.) Clef club. Ellison’s
Clef club bk. 9295.
Ellison (Nellie) Corticelli lessons in
tatting. 23553.
Elisworth (H. <A.) Filing system.
12157.
Elm City nursery co. Wholesale price
list. 9458.
Elmira, N. Y., direct. 20090.
Elmira, N. Y. The second natl. bank.
Mission of the bank. 20091,
Elmore (Clifford):
Cry of the wolf. 27661.
Something worth while.
El! Paso, Tex., direct. 1753.
Elrick (C. F.) Introducing elrick’s
vitaline for varnish. 15062.
27661.
Elsbach (E. A.) April first. 4986.
Elsie in Dreamland. (Drama) 31741.
Elsner (Beatrice) Famous school
days. 11013.
Elsner (Edward) Criminal. 8307.
Elson (W. H.):
Good English. 6630.
Manual for good English. 23554.
Elster (Otto) Im sottel. 15063.
Elusive enemy.
25247.
Elusive
8737.
Elvyn (J. W.):
City savings bank. Read the story
of Baby Nickel. 3463.
Stop! look! listen! which is the
longer line? [etc.] 3642, 3643.
Elwood, Ind., direct. 3644.
Elwood, Ind., map. 22701.
Ely (Edgar Atchison-) See Atchison-
(Motion picture)
Isabel. (Motion picture)
Ely (Edgar)
Ely (L. B.) Dry town. 31737.
Elzey (E. P.) Our blue bk. of bldg.
fete.] 20092-20095.
Emanuel (¥Y. R.) Midsummer mad-
ness. 15065.
Emanuel. (Drama) 1042.
Embalming Ebenezer. (Drama)
31742.
Embers of mother-love. (Drama)
24933.
Embodied thought. (Motion picture)
5519.
Embossing co. Hmbossing ¢o.’s sta-
built blocks S 15066.
Embry sales bk. ee. Sales bk. infor-
mation. 15067.
Embury (Aymar) II Pictorial review
house & garage, plan. 28929.
Emeigh, Pa., map. 22702.
Emersen (W. R. P.) Record book for
measured feeding. 6631.
Emerald pin. ( Motion picture) 27813.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Emerson (A. B.) Ruth Fielding down
in Dixie. [etc.] 20096, 20097.
Emerson (A. Y.) Mother of Frank
Cross. 11102.
Emerson (C. P.) Brief on Public & —
personal health. 10515.
Emerson (Jack) Secret service man.
25038.
Emerson (R. W.) War. 17571.
Emery (E. T.) Petticoat soldier.
8461.
Emery (F. C.) Aztec consolidated
mining co. Aztee consolidated min-
ing co. 9071.
Emery (H. M.) Organdie most fash-
ionable for summer wear. 12158.
Emigrants. (Drama) 24934.
Emmanuel (J. M.) Emmanuel & co.
Oriental tip. 25911.
Emmanuel & co. Oriental tip. 25911.
Emma’s career. (Drama) 22413.
Emmetsburg, Ia., map. 27713.
Emmons (M. A.) Good things to eat
from Wellville. 28930.
Emmons Co., N. D., map. 14090.
Emogene. (Drama) 8331.
Emperor speaks. (Drama) 1043.
Empire motion picture inst. Corre-
spondence course. 28931.
Empire reality & mortgage co. Co-
onerative home financing. [etc.]
6632, 6633.
Empire talking machine co. Machine
that plays any dise record. 3645.
Employment office. (Drama) 11007.
Fmporia, Kan., direct. 9459.
Emporium world millinery co. Art cut
service. 234, 12159, 25912
Empty cradle. 8239.
Empty shrine. (Drama) 24944*.
Empty stocking elf. (Drama) 31743. _
Emrich (Phil! Canners & packers’
supplies. [fete.] 6634, 6635.
En el camino. (Drama) 31744.
En mar de fondo. (Drama) 5031.
En un lugar de la Mancha. (Drama)
31745.
Enchanting voice. (Drama) 22414
Encyclopaedia britannica. :
Bryce (James) Prefatory note to
the Handy volume issue. 92.
Short stories for a quick lift.
28937.
End of a perfect day. (Drama)
- 27580.
End of the chase. (Drama) 8332.
End of the rainbow. (Motion picture)
25248.
End of the song. (Drama) 18823.
End of the trail.
19158.
End of the world.
14234.
Endelman (Edward)
tax law. 12160.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Secured debt
1576
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
(Drama) 2828.
Enemy. (Drama) 8333, 16538.
Enemy. (Motion picture) 27814.
Enemy to the king. (Motion picture)
27815.
Enfant prodigue.
27816.
Engaged,
Enemigo malo.
(Motion picture)
married and divorced.
(Drama) 31746.
Engagement. (Drama) 8334.
Engard (Walter) Accurate system of
keeping accts. 28988.
Engel (Alexander) Herr
sezession. 16570.
Engel (Edward) 1914. 6636.
Engelhard (Charles) Facts
knowing. 1754.
Engineer corps of Cal.
17572, 20098.
Engineering direct. 1755, 3646.
English woolen mills co., ince. :
Clothes book. 23555. .
aus der
worth
Instr. sheet.
Golf. [ete.] 9460, 9461.
Engstrom (R. D.) Golden ball. 1063.
Ennery (Ad.d’) Two orphans.
32165. (2)
Ennes (J/rs. W. 8.) New opening &
closing marches. 23556.
Ennis (lL. V.) Chatham & Phenix
natl. bank of city of New York.
General instructions to managers.
25711.
Enquirer pub. co.
Freedom’s fetters.
Enrico (Albert) pseud.
(A. E.)
Enright (J. J.):
All men are not created equal.
27554.
Wake. 32116.
Well done,
25074.
You’re alright, Elsie.
Childs (L. D.)
19826.
See Kiralfy
thou clever Jew.
32162.
Never miss calendar. 13008.
Never miss long range calendar.
15068.
Ensign (S. L.)
12161.
Ensign yellow pine co. There’s gold
in the heart of yellow pine. 25918.
Enterprise co. Useful information for
saw mill men, 25914.
Enterprise development co.
prise development co. 2835.
Enterprise mfg. co. Pflueger fishing
‘Ensign (E. C.):
Outlines in U. S. hist.
Enter-
tackle. 28939.
Entertaining an _ angel. (Drama)
18824.
Entgoéiterte welt. (Drama) 2824.
Enthoven (Gabrielle) Ellen Young.
11006.
Enthronement of the sacred heart in
the home. Enthronement of the
sacred heart of Jesus. 23557.
Envers d’une — sainte. (Drama)
11012*. :
Eon (Mouézy-) See Mouézy-Fon (—)
Episode. (Drama) 24935, 24944*,
Epps (BH. E.) & co. N. Y. curb mar-
ket. 23558.
Epworth league of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Jenness (Kel-
ley) ‘Topic talks. 20690.
Equitable corp.:
Confidential wholesale price list.
[ete.] 25915, 25916.
Own your own business. 23559.
Equitable life assurance soc. of N. Y.
Father’s revery. 25917.
Equitable motion pictures corp.:
Birth of character. 5418.
By whose hand? 8702.
Chain invisible. 11370.
Circus romance. 5463.
Clarion. 5465.
Creeping tides. 5471.
Devil’s toy. 5495.
Heart of New York. 5599.
Her great hour. 5610.
Idols. 14281.
Little church around the corner.
14301.
Passers by. 8889.
Question. 5836.
Shadow of a doubt.
Struggle. 8946.
Twin triangle. 143888.
Woman in 47. 6000.
Era druggists’ direct. of the U. S.,
Canada, Cuba, Porto Rico, Manila
& Hawaiian Islands. 6637.
8923.
Erb (Peter) One minute bk. 3647,
28940.
Erdgeist. (Drama) 31747.
Erickson (E. H.):
Erickson (E. H.) artificial limb
co. Something new & without
cost. 236.
What every artificial limb wearer
should know. 20099.
Ericson (L. J.):
Hand, mind & eye system. 12162.
Teacher’s manual for the hand,
mind & eye system. 9463.
Erie, Pa., direct. 17573.
Erie city iron works:
Erie city iron works. 12168.
Erie city shaking grates. 6638.
Erie Co., Pa., direct. 9464.
Erie systematic bldg. & loan assn.
Small monthly savings. 23560.
Erlick (lL. K.) Erlick (L. K.) co.
Erlick toupee. 9465.
Erne (Vincent) Lord & the girls.
24977.
Ernest (Richard) Quarter of a cen-
tury in research to replace nature.
6639, 9466.
1577
INDEX
Erney (J. F.) Cleveland, O. Cleve-
land pocket bus. & st. direct. 14812.
Ernst (E. Z.) Solution of the money
problem. 12164.
Ernst (J. H.)
32158.
‘Ernst & co. Insur. requirements de-
mand safety first. 1756.
Errett (Charles) Take Lily cups with
you. 20100.
Errett (J. R.) Standard kinder-
lehrer. f[etc.] 237, 238, 6640-6643,
9467, 9468, 17574-17577, 25918, 15919.
Erriquez (Agata) Redenti. 14082.
Error of youth. (Drama) 5082.
Erskine-Danforth corp. Danersk deco-
rative furniture. 6644.
Erste frau. (Drama) 31748.
Erstwhile Susan. (Drama) 16539.
Ervin (Katherine) :
Gas route. 2842.
If Santa went to sleep. 28946.
Ervine (S. G.) John Ferguson. 1088.
Erwin (H. W.):
Buffalo Bill & the lone camper.
15069.
Buffalo Bill in Mexico. 3648.
Buffalo MBill’s surprise party.
9469.
Buffalo Bill’s tireless chase. 239.
Buffalo Bill’s war ery. 12165.
Escala de Milan. (Drama) 31749.
Eseape. (Drama) 13926.
Eschig (Max):
Charmante Rosalie. 8291.
Poilu. 8467, 8468.
Escuela de los fenémenos. (Drama)
2825.
Escuela de Venus. (Drama) 2826.
Eshleman (C. L.) Ornamental st.
lighting. 9470.
Eshleman (H. L.) 20th centruy vure.
25920.
Esmond (H. V.) Bad hats. 2785.
Espanita. (Drama) 1044.
Esquerre (P. J.) Accounting. 1757.
Esquier (Charles) Roulbosse le sal-
timbanque. 15070.
Ess & Ess co. Forget-me-not. 12166.
Essanay-Chaplin revue of 1916. (Mo.
tion picture) 25249.
Essanay film mfg. co.:
According to the code. 14188.
Angels unawares. 5386.
Beachcomber. 25204.
Beyond the law. 5407.
Book agent’s romance. 5426.
Borrowed sunshine. 25225.
Breaker. 27784.
Bridesmaid’s secret. 5431.
Brother’s loyalty. 16906.
Canimated nooz pictorial. 5443,
5444. S8705-ST07, 11366, 14212,
16908, 19127, 19128, 22841, 22842,
25229, 25230, 27788, 32341, 32342.
Yellow diamonds.
15
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Essanay film mfg. co.—Continued.
Captain Jinks of the horse ma-
rines. 5446.
Chaperon. 27795.
Chaplin’s (Charlie) burlesque on
Carmen. 8710.
Chimney sweep. 16913.
Condemnation. 11378.
Danger line. 8721.
Despoiler. 5489.
Destiny. 5490.
Discard. 5502.
Dixie winner. 8726.
Double cross. 11390.
Dreamy Dud has a laugh on the
boss. 22873.
Dreamy Dud in the African war
zone. 25245.
Dreamy Dud joyriding with Prin-
cess Zlim. 27808.
Dreamy Dud lost at sea. 5511.
Easy Ed. 27810.
Egg. 27812.
Elder brother. 8734.
Essanay-Chaplin revue of 1916.
25249.
Fable of books made to balance.
19160.
Fable of Flora. 5524.
Fable of how Wisenstein. 19161.
Fable of the fearsome. 14236.
Fable of the good fairy. 11395.
Fable of the grass widow. 5525.
Fable of the kid. 22877.
Fable of the kittenish superanus.
25251.
Fable of the preacher. 8739.
Fable of the slim girl. 22878.
Fable of the small town favorite.
16934.
Fable of the throbbing genius.
25252.
Fable of the two philanthropic
sons. 5526.
Fable of the undecided brunette.
14237.
Fable of the willing collegian.
11396.
Face in the mirror. 19162.
Failure at fifty. 32364.
Final fraud. 27824.
Folly. 5546.
Fools’ gold. 14248.
Girl at the curtain. 14252. .
Girl God made for Jones. 32375.
Gold dust. 5568.
Golden lies. 5570.
Greater obligation. 19188.
Grouch. 16962.
Heart of Virginia Keep. 25270.
Her naked soul. 8778.
Higher destiny. 19200.
His little wife. 22910.
His moral code. 27851.
His stolen fortune. 19205.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
_-Essanay film mfg. co.—Continued. Essanay film mfg. co.—Continued.
House of revelation. 56388. Taking the count. 32552.
House of surprise. 5634. Tale from the Decameron. 32558.
I will repay. 8793. That sort. 143880.
In a looking glass. 32401. Three scratch clue. 19318.
In the moon’s ray. 8795. Tin soldier. 27957.
Intruder. 5654. Traitor to art. 14386.
Is marriage sacred? 32408-32410. Truant soul. 32562.
It never could happen. 25283. Twin fates. 23037.
Jester. 11450. Under royal patronage. 8965.
Joyce’s strategy. 5669. Unknown. 5968.
Last adventure. S818. Unto the least of these. 27960.
Lightbearer. 8824. Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk.
Little brown mole. 324835. of Berlin. 14394.
Little girl next door. 11461. —— Boston. 8969.
Little Samaritan. 8829. — Chicago. 5978.
Little shepherd of Bargain row. London. 5974.
» 11463. New Orleans. 17078.
Little volunteer. 19237. Paris. 8970.
4 Lost, twenty-four hours. 22941, Petrograd. 19332.
} Man for a’ that. 19241. —— Philadelphia. 5975.
Man in him, 5724. —— Rome. 11568.
Man’s work. 5727. ——St. Louis. 14895.
Marooned. 253805. San Francisco. 11569.
Million for a baby. 22950. —— Washington. 19338.
Millstones. 8848. Voice in the wilderness. 14399.
Misleading lady. 5740. Vultures of society. 5977.
Money to burn. 22955. Waiting game. 27971.
My country, ‘tis of thee. 19252 War bride of Plumville: 17079.
Not in the news. 27904. Way of patience. 23047.
Old fashioned girl. 22963 What I said goes. 27975.
Once a thief. 11496. When justice won. 23049.
Orphan Joyce. 11499. White alley. 5989.
Other man. 17023. Woman always pays. 19349.
Our people. 11503. Worth while. 19357
Pacifist. 19259. Essanell co. Weigle (H. J.) Christ-
Peter, the hermit. 22973. mas spirit [ete.] 31435-31437.
Phantom buccaneer. 32506. Essex Co., Mass., direct. 17578.
Pieces of the game. 5822. Essex pub. co.:
Police. 11516. Albemarle hotel. What every
Politeness pays. 5826. guest of this hotel should know.
Power. 17039. 14439
Primitive strain. 5831. ids ADS Ooms
Prince of Graustark. 25342. Belvedere court apts. What every
Prisoner at the bar. 5832. at of this apt. should know.
Private officer. 17048. ;
Promise land. 14343. Continental hotel. What every
Putting it over. 143845. guest of this hotel should know.
Regeneration of Margaret. 14349. 14866.
Repentance. 17046. Fairmount apartment hotel.
Return of Eve. 22981. What every guest of this hotel
Return to youth & trouble. 11524. should know. 15102.
Rose of Italy. 11528. Hotel Lenox. What every guest
Roughneck. 5856. of this hotel should know.
Safe proposition. 27926. 15340.
Schemers. 11532. Marlborough hotel. What every
Secret of the night. 17054. guest of this hotel should know.
Separating from Sarah. 8921. 15700.
Sherlock Holmes. 11535. Robert Treat hotel. What every
Some bravery. 27945. guest of this hotel should know.
Song in the dark. 11543. 24460.
Spider’s web. 8932. Estabrook (A. W.) Flour & wheat
Sting of victory. 19305. testing. 20101.
Strange case of Mary Page.| Estate stove co. Estate gas appli-
5906-5915, 8940-8944. ances. [etc.] 1758, 1759.
1579
INDEX
Esteban Mateos (Gregorio) Mueran
los celos. 31915.
Estep (Ralph) Monastir has title of
breadless town. [ete.] 28947—
28949.
Esterline C. Angus.
search & development. 25921.
Estes (H. M.) Confessing, coming
& contributing vs. cream, custards
& cute tricks. 9471.
Industrial re-
Esther. (Drama) 138991.
Estrella de Olympia. (Drama) 8335.
Estrella de Sevilla. (Drama) 382045.
Estremera (Antonio) Templo de Cu-
pido. 2939.
Kternal = grind. (Motion picture)
5520.
Eternal love. (Drama) 16540.
Eternal paradox. (Drama) 18825.
Eternal question. (Drama) 11008.
Eternal question. (Motion picture)
16932.
Eternal sacrifice. (Motion picture)
16926.
Eternal Sapho. (Motion picture)
113938.
Eternal tangle. (Drama) 8336.
Eternal wanderer. (Drama) 5033.
(Motion picture) 22875.
(Drama) 83837.
Kternal way.
Eternal woman.
Ethell (H. C.) How I was sancti-
fied. 1760.
Ethell (J. J.) Fifty funny stories.
20102.
Ethieal culture school:
America the wonderland. 2776*.
Muscular movements. 1761.
Ethlas press, ine. Nyack guide.
28950.
Ettinger (R. P.) Problems in real es-
tate. 25922.
Eufaula, Okl., map. 14091.
Eugenically speaking. (Drama)
o2119*,
Hugenio (José Maria Martin de) See
Martin de Eugenio (José Maria)
Eureka, Cal., direct. 28951.
Eureka, Cal., map. 8610, 227038.
Eureka elee. sign co. While a city
looks on. 20108.
Bureka system co. Eureka system of
child education. 6646.
Eureka vacuum cleaner co. Eureka
elec. vacuum cleaner newspaper ad.
service. 12168.
Europe, map. 1267, 3017-8019, 5266,
S611, 11266, 18989, 25114-25116,
32199.
Euteneuer (Frank)
20104.
Euthanasia. (Drama) 1212.
Evangelical Lutheran church in U. S.
A. (Inner mission board of Gen.
synod) Kitzmeyer (J. F. W.)
Saved to serve. 10009.
Auto catechism.
pt. 1, is 1,797.25
Evangelical pub. co. (Sayles (H. F.)
Truth in a nutshell. 4562.
Evangelist. (Motion picture) 5521.
Evans (A. H.) Robert & Dorothy.
15071.
Evans (A. L.) co. Direct. of trade
names & brands of shoes. 240.
Evans (Alice Lamar-) See Lamar-
Evans (Alice)
Evans (Arthur) Coupons. 16520.
Evans (E. J.) To the song writers of
America. 3649.
Evans (E. K.) Hell. 20105.
Evans (H. C.) Six new puzzles and
tricks. 20106.
Evans (J. L.) Old honesty poultry
vards. Old honesty single comb
Rhode Island reds. 30523.
Evans (L. B.) Farm life readers.
15072.
Evans (L. E.) Comfort automobile
co. Automobile trips in & around
Philadelphia. 17380.
Evans (Larry) Among those present.
223538.
Evans (Powell) Communications on
natl. defense. 12169.
Evans (W. A.), Boston:
Crammond (C. C.)
12026.
Gowen (FE. A.) Beginners’ aid to
rapid music-reading. 3763.
Evans (W. A.), Chicago. How to keep
well. 241, 1762, 3650, 6648, 9472,
12170, 15074, 17579, 20107, 23561,
25923, 28952.
Evans (W. H.)
20142.
Evans (W. LL.) W. L. Evans school of
cartooning and caricaturing. Les-
son. 12184, 25959.
Evans (W. L.) sehl. of cartooning &
earicaturing. Lesson. 12184, 25959.
Evans (W. O.) F. & E. sales manual.
12210.
Evans ptg. co.
201065.
Evans products corp. Saving money
by duplicating. 20143.
Note speller.
Merion cricket club.
Evans (E. K.) Hell.
Evansville, Ind., direct. 256.
Eve Mary, American. (Drama)
22415.
Evelina. (Drama) 11077.
Evening at home. (Drama) 27566.
Evening mail, New York. Evening
mail real estate suppl. 1782.
Evening mail syndicate:
Aked (C. F.) Great idea. 16.
Beckley (Zoe) Problems of every
girl. 66, 1464-1468, 3297.
Dorr (R. C.) AS a Woman sees
it. 210, 1709, 3611, 28836.
O’Brien (Ff. M.) Goodnight tales.
7564.
1580
nos, 1-12, 1916
_ Evening mail syndicate—Continued.
i Oliphant (T. E.) What well
dressed women are
668, 2340, 4395.
Smith (Farmer) Goodnight sto-
ries. 812, 2511, 4642, 31014.
Wright (M. L.) Managing mar-
riage. 951, 2755, 4950.
_ Evening telegraph:
Anderson (J. G.) Municipal links
makes golf people’s pastime.
1405.
Cosmopolite. 1783.
Spirit of the Amer. press.
257-259.
Evens. (Drama)
Eventful evening.
25250.
Everett, Mass., direct.
Everett, Wash., direct. 20144.
Everetts (J. W.) In remembrance of
James Whitcomb Riley. 23587.
Everhart (W.L.) Little laugh-lander.
31859. ‘
Evernew stories for children. 20145.
Every day almanac & home helps.
28983
Every senior. (Drama)
Every week corp. :
Atwood (A. W.) Making your
money work for you. 11685.
Bowers (FE. F.) Eating for health
and efficiency. 17279.
Durand (Herbert) Seventy-five
dollars worth of vegetables.
Oliphant (T. E.) How to be bet-
ter dressed at less expense.
30524.
Stephens (E. A.)
wearing.
[ete.]
2827.
(Motion picture)
15098.
11009.
Running your
ear at a minimum cost. 31114.
Every woman’s problem. (Drama)
22416.
Everybody is doing it. (Drama)
13927.
Everybody’s poultry magazine pub. co.
Schwab (H. P.) Everybodys poul-
try bk. 16147.
Everychild. (Drama) 27656.
Everycongregation. (Drama) 8388.
Everycreditman. (Drama) 5034,
11010.
Everyday occurrence. (Drama) 8339.
Everygirl. (Drama) 27656.
Everyman militant. (Drama)
13927*.
Everyman's sister. (Drama) 11011.
Everywoman’s experience. (Drama)
31750.
Evidence. (Motion picture) 27817,
323609.
Evil eye. (Motion picture) 32361.
Evilthereof. (Motion picture) 14235.
Evil women do. (Motion picture)
22876.
INDEX
Evolution. (Drama) 8340.
Evolution of Katherine. (Motion pic-
ture) 14228.
Ewers (J. R.) Cardinal principles of
the Christian church. 12188.
Ewing (J. H.) Library of opportuni-
ties. 28984.
Exanima. (Drama) 81751.
Exarhulakos (D.) Kazamias to Ermu.
29661.
Excelsior automatic scale & supply co.
Prospectus. 25960.
Excess baggage. (Motion picture)
S906.
Exchange trust co. Christmas sav-
ings club. 20146.
Exclusive features, inc. Where is my
father? 25401.
Excuse me. (Motion picture) 5522,
Excuses. 6954.
Executive. 6677.
Executive pub. co. Executive. 6677.
Exercises for shoulders & lungs. 9011.
Exercises in derivation & word bldg.
7917.
Exhibitors photo play co. Important
information for the _ exhibitor.
20147.
Exitus Helvetiorum. (Drama)
8399*.
Exner (M. J.) Friend or enemy.
25961.
Expectations.. (Drama) 1045.
Expérience. (Drama) 16541.
Experiment. (Drama) 2828.
Expiation. (Motion picture) 16933.
Exploits d’une_ petite Francaise.
(Drama) 8341.
Export trade direct. co. Acevedo
(Julio) Directorio hispano-ameri-
eano y guia de compradores en
Estados Unidos. 25410.
Exporters’ encycl. co. Exporters’ en-
eyel. 9508.
Express ptg. co. Lititz and Northern
Lancaster Co., Pa., direct. 10108.
Expressionist. (Drama) 22417.
Extrablitter! (Drama) 8342, 11012.
Extravagance. (Motion picture)
27818.
Eye of a needie (Drama) 18826.
Eye of God. (Motion picture) 11394.
Eye of Horus. (Motion picture)
5698.
Eye of the dead. (Motion picture)
19159.
Eyes of fear. (Motion picture) 8738.
Eyes of love. (Motion picture) 27819.
Eyes of the law. (Drama) 31752.
Byes that hold. (Motion picture)
27965.
Eyre (L. B.) Mister Butterfly. 31898.
‘ 1581
INDEX
pt. 1, 0. 5, v.18
Eyre (Laurence):
Captain Harrigan’s heart. 18804.
Desert. 1028.
Eysler (Edmund):
Cémica. 2802.
Die oder keine. 16525.
Friihling am Rhein. 8351.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 25076.
Zimmer der Pompadour. 25087.
Eyton (Bessie) Chance visit to studio.
25962.
Eyvind of the hills. (Drama) 27637*.
Faber (Georges) Dans la tourmente.
3684, 6678, 15099.
Fable of books made to balance.
tion picture) 19160.
Fable of Flora & Adolph & a home
gone wrong. (Motion picture)
5524.
Fable of how Wisenstein did not lose
out to Buttinsky. (Motion picture)
19161.
Fable of the fearsome feud between the
first families. (Motion picture)
14236.
Fable of the good fairy with the lorg-
nette & why she got it good. (Mo-
tion picture) 11395.
Fable of the grass widow & the mes-
meree & the six dollars. (Motion
picture) 5525.
Fable of the kid who shifted his ideals
to golf & finally became a baseball
fan & took the only known cure.
(Motion picture) 22877.
Fable of the kittenish superanns & the
world-weary snipes. (Motion pic-
ture) 25251.
Fable of the preacher who flew his
kite, but not because he wished to
do so. (Motion picture) 8739.
Fable of the slim girl who tried to
keep a date that was never made.
(Motion picture) 22878.
Fable of the small town favorite who
was ruined by too much competition.
(Motion picture) 16934.
Fable of the throbbing genius of a
tank town who was encouraged by
her folks who were prominent. (Mo-
ment picture) 25252.
Fable of the two philanthropic sons.
(Motion picture) 5526.
Fable of the undecided brunette.
tion picture) 14237.
Fable of the willing collegian who
(Mo-
(Mo-
wanted to get a foothold. (Motion
picture) 113896.
Fabricant (J. M.) In his service.
28985.
Fabyan (George):
Cat. of the several comedies, his-
tories & tragedies contained in
the cipher. [ete.] 23588-23591.
Fabyan (George)—Continued.
Fundamental prin. of the Baco-
nian ciphers. 17604.
Greatest work of Sir Francis
Bacon. 20148.
Face downstairs. (Motion picture).
32362.
Face in the mirror. ( Motion picture)
19162.
Face on the screen.
32363.
Face value. (Drama) 16542.
Facing death. (Moving picture)
(Motion picture)
32516.
Facts. 3685.
Fade-out. (Drama) 24936.
Faded flower. (Motion picture).
19163.
Fadner (W. F.) Parnassus. 28986.
Faffe (Edgar) Germans hold tight
rein on all Belgian finances. 1784.
Fagan (J. F.) Woman on her own.
14063*, 16729.
Failure at fifty. (Motion picture)
32364.
Failures. (Drama). 16543.
Fair (Justand) pseud. See Cooper
(W. S.)
Fair exchange (Drama) 2829.
Fair fare. (Motion picture) 19164.
Fairbanks (E. T.) & co.:
Fairbanks, Morse & co. Fair-
banks dial indicator. 3687.
— Fairbanks metal trades &
mining scales. 9512.
— Fairbanks portable spring-
less dial scale. 20149.
—— Fairbanks wagon, stock &
auto truck scales. 9522.
Fairbanks (E. W.) Pract. joke. 6680.
Fairbanks co. Fairbanks values.
28987.
Fairbanks, Morse & co.:
Dealers cat. [ete.] 9509-9537.
Deep-well power heads. [ete.]J
28988-28994.
Eclipse friction clutch pulleys.
[ete.] 23592-23598
Fairbanks dial indicator. 3687.
Fairbanks-Morse alternating cur-
rent. [etc.] 25963-25999.
sealed glass jar storage bat-
teries. [ete.] 260-271.
Fairbanks portable springless dial
seale. [ete.] 20149-20190.
Ready -to- work grain elevator.
15100.
Fairburn (W. A.)
individual. 272.
Fairchild (L. W.) United friends of
Lincoln in America. Blue ritual.
2641*.
Analysis of the
1582
ee
see osc Ct ee ——
Fairfax (Beatrice)
Fairhaven, Mass., direct.
Fairie’s Christmas.
_ Fairies’ glen.
Fairland, Okl., map.
‘Fairmont, Ind., map. 18990.
1-12, 1916
Fairchild press, inc.:
Boston Fairchild’s men’s wear &
women’s wear direct. [etc]
28995-28998.
Chicago Fairchild’s women’s wear
direct [etc.] 20191-20194.
Daily trade record direct. 28718.
Fairchild’s Chicago apparel ga-
zette direct. f[fete.] 1786, 1787.
Hahn (Lew) Dress up. 345.
Men’s wear daily trade record
direct. 15101.
New York Fairchild’s men’s wear
directory. [etc.] 275, 276.
N. Y. Fairchild’s women’s wear
direct. 17605.
Spring dress up. 1785.
Beatrice Fairfax.
20195, 23599, 26000, 28999.
Fairfield, Conn., direct. 19694.
30315.
(Drama) 1046.
5035.
22704.
(Drama)
Fairmount apartment hotel. What
every guest of this hotel should
know. 15102.
Fairplay, Mo., map. 1268.
- Fairview, Okl., map. 32200.
_ Fairy & the ladies of the White House.
4 Fairy bride.
Fairy gold.
_ Fairy operettas.
_ Fairy tale plays.
(Drama) 16544.
(Drama)
Fairy dust. . (Drama)
(Drama)
(Drama)
(Drama)
Faith, hope & charity, Itd.
picture) 32365.
8342.
5036.
$1752*.
27580*.
31752**.
(Motion
INDEX
Fallon (T. F.):
Bigamists. 22368.
Boycott. 22374.
Moth. 31910.
Nell, the ferret. 31925.
Fallon, Mont., map. 16788.
Fallows (Samuel):
We should live 120 yrs. 12190.
Will our own neglected children
vanquish America in war. 15103.
Falls City, Neb., map. 5267.
False colors. (Motion picture) 5845.
False friends & fire alarms. (Motion
picture) 5527.
False gems. (Motion picture) 14239.
False gods. (Drama) 14063*, 16729.
False part. (Motion picture) 14240.
False saint. (Drama) 11012*.
Falvey (J. A.) Holyoke shopper’s
blue bk. 15104.
Familiar views at Cornell univ. 20218.
Family affair. (Drama) 31754, 31755.
Family affair. (Motion picture) 8740.
Family of fools. (Drama) 31756.
Family secret. (Motion picture)
5528.
Family trenches. (Drama) 16545.
Famosa. (Drama) 2830.
Famous players film co.:
Audrey. 5394.
Coney Island princess. 32350,
Destiny’s toy. 14221.
Diplomacy. 5499. ss
Eternal grind. 5520.
Evil thereof. 14235.
Feud girl. 11398.
Hulda from Holland. 16972.
Innocent lie. 8796.
Kiss. 25288.
Little Lady Eileen. 16997.
_ Faithorn co. Letters and the stamp. Lost bridegroom. 5700.
| 24068. Mice and men. 5783.
-Faixé (M.M.) Buena noche! 2790. Miss George Washington. 27899.
_ Fakir. (Drama) 24937. Molly Make-Believe. 8868.
Falkner (R. P.) Bldg. & loan associa- Moment before. 8869.
tions & how to organize them. My lady incog. 5763.
— 12189. Nanette of the wilds. 27903.
_ Fall (Leo): Out of the drifts. 5795.
Fiirstenliebe. 31779. Rainbow princess. 25346.
Kiinstliche mensch. 16590. Rolling stones. 19283.
Fall (Richard) Weltenbummler. Saints & sinners. 11529.
$2123. Saleslady. 5865.
Fall of a nation. (Motion picture) Seventeen. 25365.
16935. Silks & satins. 11537.
Fall of Deacon Stillwaters. (Motion Slave market. 382540.
picture) 14238. Smugglers. 17060.
Fall River, Mass., direct. 29011. Snow White. 32541.
Fall River, Mass., map. 32201. Susie Snowflake. 14376.
Fallen angel. (Drama) 31753. Traveling salesman. 32559.
Faller (Jacob) Free love. 31775. Under cover. 17075.
Faller (James) : World’s great snare. 14416.
Does it pay? 22406. | Famous school days. (Drama) 11018.
Toll. 32079. Famous women. (Drama) 31757.
Fallis toy shop. Candoit. 6683. Fanatics. (Drama) 18827.
1583
INDEX
pt. I, 0. &, Vv. 18
Fancher (E. W.):
Floral fantasy. 1788.
Our heroines. 23621.
Rumpus in the garden. 29012.
Fancy dress for masquerades. 26509.
Fangs of the wolf. (Motion picture)
19228.
Fanning the coals.
Fanosa (Antonio)
(Drama) 22418.
Pobrecita Dolores.
$465.
Fantus (Felix) Republican song re-
view. 20219.
Fantus bros., inc.:
Fantus (Felix) Republican song
review. 20219.
Frank Q. Lowden song review.
20220.
How to be a suecessful agent.
1789.
Far away friends. 760.
Far journey. (Motion picture) 19165.
Fargo (H. D.) Hagen wins western
open. 20221. :
Fargo & Halladay. Quality limestone.
23622.
Fargo, N. D.:
Direct. 6684.
Map. 14092.
First natl. bank. If you didn’t
need one of these. 26031.
Fargo college. Will you join us.
12191.
Faribol. (Drama) 1047.
Fariey (J. M.) White Plains, N. Y.,
map.” S670.
Farley & Loetscher mfg. co.:
Better built doors. 20222.
Modern blinds. 15105.
New universal price list. 12192.
Farm & fireside. Farm € fireside’s
$3.500 farm implements game. [etc.]
23623-23625.
Farm & home. Farm & home $1,000
eash old familiar songs picturegame
eatalog. [ete.] 3688, 3689.
Farm chemical co. Hello! more money
from farm & city. 26032.
Farm implement news co.:
Farm implement news
guide. 9538.
Tractor field bk. 17606.
Farm jour. Alphabetical list of titles
& reply bk. 17607.
Farm, stock & home. Merchant’s co-
operative game. 23626.
buyer’s
Farmer (E. F.) Realm of woman-
hood. 15106.
Farmer (F. M.) Pastry wrinkles.
290138.
Farmer Alfalfa sees New York. (Mo-
tion picture) 25253.
Farmer Al Falfa’s blind pig. (Motion
picture) 32366.
Farmer Alfalfa’s egg-citement. (Mo-
tion picture) 19166.
Farmer Alfalfa’s prune plantation.
(Motion picture) 27820.
Farmer <Alfalfa’s revenge.
picture) 19167.
Farmer Alfalfa’s tentless circus. (Mo-
tion picture) 14241.
Farmer Alfalfa’s watermelon patch.
(Motion picture) 16936.
Farmer Alfalfa’s wolf hound.
tion picture) 22879.
Farmer auto supply co., ine. Cata-.
logue. 17608.
Farmers’ almanac. 12193, 29014.
Farmer’s bureau, inc. Smith (E. L.)
Simple system of farm accounting.
ene
Farmers’ direct. co.:
Cascade Co., Mont., farmers’ di-
(Motion
rect. 124.
Fergus Co., Mont., farmers’ di-
rect. 281
Farmers loan & trust co. N. Y. city.
15107.
Farmers’ realty exchange. Business
literature. 277.
Farmers’ review. Farmers’ review
$1001.00 farm puzzle game list.
29015.
Farmer’s rural credit loan & savings
assn. of Indiana. Investor’s profit.
1790.
Farmers trust & savings bank. Cause
of accidents. [ete.] 23627, 23628.
Farming bus. Off. home picturegame
cat. [ete.] 17609, 17610.
Farmyard friends done in _ poster
stamps. 9539.
Farnes (Emma) pseud. Crochet art
for milady’s lingerie. 23629.
Farnum (L. M.) Illus. description &
technique. 26033.
Farnum (R. B.) Eastern arts assn.
Proceedings. 23546.
Farnum (W. D.) Wilbur manual of
salesmanship. 9540.
Faro Nell. (Drama) 25021.
Faro’s daughter. (Drama) 22419.
Farr (W. E.) Salt Lake City. W. E.
Farr’s vest pocket street direct. of
Salt Lake City. 7798.
Farrand (H. A.) Paying the price.
4967. ,
Farrell (J. A.) Head of steel. corp.
advises Amer. 26034.
Farrell (J. RB.) District nurse.
27dTT.
Farrington (Frank):
Seeds of success.
Some trade getting
bakers. 1791.
Trade getters. 9541, 12195, 15108,
17611, 20223, 26035, 29016.
Trade getters for the live baker.
6685.
12194.
ideas for
1584
(Mo- —
soe eS eee eee
St ck ee ee ee
<>)
690.
- Farris (R. W.) Bugs.
Farwell (Mildred) :
Fata Morgana.
Fatal bean.
ae ee eae
* Father & son.
—
ss
_—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Farrington (Frank)—Continued.
Trade getting ideas for live bak-
ers,
4999.
Air raid rumor scares Bulgars.
fete.] 12196-12202.
Americans take wild ride over
mountain pass. [ete.] 9542-
9549.
Fascinating model. (Motion picture)
27821.
Fascinating twins. (Drama) 18928.
Fashion letter. 6361, 14764, 23338,
28547.
Fassett (J. H.):
Beacon introductory second reader.
20224.
Corona readers.
Fassett (J. 8S.) jr.
31877*.
Fasters.
26036.
Malvaloca. 24983,
(Motion picture) 27822.
(Drama) 1028.
(Motion picture) 8741.
Fatal introduction. (Motion picture)
5529.
Fatal roses. (Drama) 8348.
Fate. (Motion picture) 16958.
Fate decides. (Drama) 5037.
Fate’s boomerang. (Motion picture)
14242.
Father. (Drama) 31758.
(Drama)
Father gets in wrong.
ture) 22880.
Father gets into the movies.
picture) 27785.
Father of waters. (Drama) 16546.
Fatherhood of God. 17612.
Fatherland calendar. 29017.
Fatherland corp. Fatherland calen-
dar. 29017.
Fathers of men. 16937.
22420.
(Motion pic-
(Motion
Father’s tears. (Drama) 382026.
Father’s visit. (Drama) 18828.
Father’s way. (Drama) 1048.
Fatty & Mabel adrift. (Motion pic-
ture) 5530, 22881.
Fatty & the Broadway stars.
picture) 22882.
Fauchois (René):
Augusta. 16493.
Vitrail. 16703.
Faulds (T. A.) Modern baker.
Faultless rubber co.:
(Motion
29018.
Big drive on rubber sponges.
6686.
Big idea to start your rubber
zoods season. fete.] 26037,
26088.
Complete plans for your rubber
goods week. f[ete.] 3691-3693.
It’s your move for more bathing
cap sales. 12208.
Faultless rubber co.—Continued.
More sales for Nov. & Dec. 29019.
Turn your rubber goods into cash.
278.
What will you do to stimulate
Sept. sales. 236380.
Your guide to summer profits.
15109.
Faust. (Drama) 11014, 22420%.
Favargue (W. G.) Golf lessons in-
valuable. 20225.
Favart (Jules) Faribol. 1047.
Favor, Rohl & co. Pingocraft. 29020.
Favorite bus. man’s calendar. 3694.
Favorite calendar of cheer. 3695.
Favorite calendar of friendship. 3696.
Favorite calendar of sunshine. 3697.
Favorite stories from Amer. hist.
done in poster stamps. 9550.
Favorite sunlit road calendar. 3698.
Fawcett (M. R.) Alarm. 25021.
Fay (Burbeck) See Fay (H. N. B.)
Fay (F. L.) First Christmas. 24991.
Way, -(.. <a. Doctor Dingle.
Biizi.
Fayard (Arthéme) & co. Landay
(Maurice) Espion du kaiser. [etc.]
4100-4103.
Fayder (Samuel) Triple point.
32088.
Faye (Kitty) Love spots. 27626.
Fayette Co., Ia.,
Fayette Co., W. Va.,
map. 18991.
map. 32202.
Fear market. (Drama) 1049.
Feared one. (Drama) 31759.
Fearing (F. S.) Manual of Pitmanic
shorthand. 12204.
Feast & fast calendar. 20226.
Feast of Bacchus. (Drama) 31760.
Feast of life. (Motion _ picture)
11397.
Feather (W. A.) Successful clerk.
12205.
Feather River country. (Drama)
22705.
Featherhead. (Drama) 1050.
Featherstone (E. A.) Catalog of the
best motor car supplies. 279.
Featherstone (G. D.) Result. 3699.
Featuring Jane Stringer. (Drama)
27581.
Fechner (A. M.) Hochzeit Casimirs.
24957.
Federal adv. agency. Pereease rys.
co. Citizens. [ete.]
1897-1912.
Federal chem. co. Fed. first prize adv.
fete.] 9551, 9552.
Federal features syndicate. Dorsey
(Hh. BS) Washington once-overs.
9408.
Federal fruit & cold storage Co.
Apples. 12206.
Federal motor truck eo. Blue bk. of
traffic. 17613.
15895
INDEX
Federal school of commer. designing,
ine. :
Color harmony. [ete.] 29021-
29025.
Commer. design lettering. [etc.]
3700-3702.
Commer. design-photo retouching.
280.-
Commer. illustrator. 6421, 9323,
12007.
Fashion illus. 15110.
Federal underwriters. Abraham Lin-
coln fraternal league of America.
Constitution & laws. [ete.] 11587,
11588.
Federated pub. co. Montague (Mary)
How to make others love you.
30172.
Federated traffic efficiency clubs of
Amer. commerce uassn. members.
Traflie efficiency club. 29026.
Fee (Sharpe) Morgan’s gift verses.
9554.
Fee. (Drama) 8344.
Feet is feet. (Motion picture) 5531.
Feibelman (Rene):
Americans die in Brussels. [ete.]
23631-23636.
Anti-Gerard volley by the German
press. [ete.] 20227, 20228.
Belgian refugees sail for N. Y.
[ete.] 17614-17616.
Belgians sail for America.
29027-29038.
Gerard will return to his Berlin
post. [ete.] 26039-26043.
German newspapers are out for
[ete.]
Hughes. [ete.] 15111, 15112.
Hollweg’s reply to Grey. 12207.
Feickert (E. F.) Time table. 9556.
Feld (Leo) Freier dienst. 24948.
Feldgraue Sepp’l. (Drama) 22421.
Felix (Hugo) Golden pin. 27595.
Felix & the faker. (Drama) 5088.
Felix gets in wrong. (Motion picture)
27823.
Felix on the job. (Motion picture)
25254.
Fell (G. E.) Great superiority of
mechanical respiration. 2768.
Fell & co., ltd.:
Employment conservation.
Time o’ need. 17617.
Fellner (H. N.) Natalie’s patterns.
7419.
Fellow students. (Drama)
Felt & Tarrant mfz. co.:
Directions for oiling the control-
20229.
13929.
ler-key duplex comptometer.
955T.
Methods of operating the comp-
tometer. 20230.
pt. 5, 2. &, ¥. 16
Kelter (W. L.): ;
Buker-Felter ariths. 9558.
Yelter twentieth century spellers.
9558.
Felton (W. TT.) Art of bag punching.
9563.
Feminism up to date. (Drama)
27680. : !
Fence. (Drama) 22422.
Fendler (G. A.):
In Hawaii. 18846.
Verdict. 1212.
Fendo mfg. co.:
Civil guard promoting prepared-
ness of eligible welfare series.
9564.
Concerning better endeavor
routine policy logics. [ete.]
29039, 29040.
Fennell (R. T.) Business service co.
100% man power for executives.
28476.
Fenno (R. F.) & co.:
Garis (H. R.) Jollie & Jillie
Longtail. 23671.
Uncle Wiggily in the coun-—
try. 20280.
North (G. M.) Bylow bears’ own
bk. 4361.
Fennville, Mich., map. 8612.
Fenton (EF. B.) Missing link. 17618.
Ferber (Harry) Halo hair co. Hair
& beauty cat. 12348.
Feredah. (Drama) 11015.
Fergus Co., Mont., direct. 20847.
Fergus Co., Mont., farmers’ direct.
281.
Ferguson (A.) fle du Sabre. 3703.
Ferguson (C. R.) Sin overeome by
grace. 6687.
Ferguson (E. L.) Rare collection of
beautiful & original lace designs.
12208.
Ferguson (Elsie) Shall I go on the
stage. 29041.
Ferguson (F. D.) Travels of a tourist
Typo. 1792.
Ferguson (l. A.) Trend of central
station development. 20231.
Ferguson (M. H.) Some Christmas
baskets. 26044.
Ferguson (O. H.) Fire insur. in Cal.
26045.
Ferguson (R. E.)
to git it? 3704.
Ferguson (W. I.) Plan for increas-
ing the consumption and sale of any
particular brand of flour or other
wheat products. 9565.
Ferguson’s rage. (Drama) 11016.
Fern (O. L.) Editing a moving pic-
ture program. 3705,
Fernindez (Pedro Pérez)
Fernindez (Pedro)
Whah you gwine
See Pérez
1586
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Neen een nn nee enn hese ssh sts es s-seb
_ Fernandez de la Puenta (Manuel) :
Matarifes. 2889.
Patria de Cervantes. 14017.
-Fernfindez de Moratin (Leandro). Si
de las nifas. 27658*.
Fernindez del Villar (José):
Correo de gabinete. 2807.
Patio de los naranjos. 11123.
Fernfindez Garcia (Luis) Genio de
Leén. 2843.
Fernindez Lepina (Antonio) :
Lula. 2882.
Rosario. 14036.
Valiente capitan. 11212.
Fernindez-Portero (Fernando) Venta
de los alamos. 2954.
Fernfndez-Portero (José A.)
de los alamos. 2954.
Ferner (Max):
Auch ich war ein jiingling. 16491.
Venta
Biigeleisen. 16507.
Hosenkniépf’. 16574.
Ferner (Richard) Wenn man die
fiihnlein fliegen liisst! 11220.
Ferrell (Pauline) Mrs. Ferrell's
formula for sanitary creamless ice
cream. 12209.
Ferretti (J.) Cenicienta. 13901.
Ferris (A. B.) Pageant of the land
of the golden man. 29042.
Ferris (Mabel) See Keedick (M. F.)
Ferris-Dunlap auto supply co. Auto-
mobile & machinists’ supplies. 15118.
Ferro concrete construction co. Bldg.
your bldg. right. 282.
Ferro machine & foundry co. Brief
description of Ferro. 29048.
Ferry Co., Wash., direct. 21942.
Fesler (D. F.)
12210.
Festner (F. J.) Abstract & summary
of cases on contracts. 283.
Festus. (Drama) 24988.
Fétiche. (Drama) 13930.
Feuchtinger (Eugene) Perfect voice
instructions for developing the vocal
organ. 284.
Feuchtwanger (Lion)
16584
F. & E. sales manual.
Julia Farnese.
Feud girl. (Motion picture) 11398.
Feuillade (Louis) Vampires. 12211,
23637. ;
Feusier (N. R.):
Spirit of 1916. 18919.
Spoils of war. 5188.
Féval (Paul) fils. Démonia. 12212.
Fiancée.. (Drama) 31761.
Fiancés de Rosalie. (Drama) 5039.
Fiberloid eco. French ivory toilet
articles. 6688.
Fick (H. H.) Ich und du. 15114.
Fickes (Mayme) Passions of men.
6689.
27670.
Fiddler’s house. (Drama)
Fidelia supply co. Seymour (W. H.)
Cigaret & the boy. 16162.
Iidelity mercantile agency. Fidelity’s
ref. bk. of Providence. 3706.
Fidelity mutual life insur. co. Income
for life. 285, 1793.
Fido’s fate. (Motion picture)
22883.
Wield (E. L.)
5532,
Woman without home
or country. 20232.
Field (M. D.) Firm. 31764.
Field (N. R.):
Mistake. 27637.
Sister Mary. 27660.
Field (R. L.) FEverygirl. 27656.
Field (W. T.) Young & Field lit.
readers. 4959, 8233.
Field & farm friends put-together bk.
18653.
Field dog stud book. 9566.
Field-Lippman piano stores. Head of
them all. 29044.
Fielder (J. A.) Unfortunate father.
2951.
Fields (Fanny):
On the level. (Drama) 14002.
Right little girl. 32005.
Fields (M. F.) Heroines of the Tem-
plars crusade. Ritual. 20485.
Fife (G. B.) arkness. 22395.
Fifteen minutes’ grace. (Drama)
2831.
Fifteen minutes to pack. (Drama)
1051.
Fifth ave. & sixty-third st. co., ine.
§20 Fifth ave. 26046.
Fifth ave. bank of N. Y. Federal re-
serve & N. Y. clearing house ex-
change houses. 20233.
Fifth ave. coal co. Fifth ave coals.
12214.
Fifth ave. pub. co. Aron (Blanche)
Between ourselves. 28118.
Fifty-fifty (Drama) 16547, 16548,
31762.
Fifty-seven miles from Boston
(Drama) 24898.
Fifty-two talks on want adv. 6487.
Fight at St. Eloi. (Motion picture)
14248.
Fight for honor. (Motion picture)
27862.
Fight for love. (Motion picture)
11399.
Fighting blood. (Motion picture)
5533
Fighting Germans. (Motion picture)
22884.
Fighting in Mexico. (Drama) 31768.
Fighting infantile paralysis. (Mo-
tion picture) 16988.
Fighting Joe. (Motion picture)
32367.
Fighting race. (Drama) 11017.
1587
INDEX
Fighting with the Allies. (Motion
picture) 11400. :
Figmill co. How to play Figmill.
20234. |
Figulus (Frater) pseud. See Jones
(M. E.)
Figure in black. (Motion picture)
22859.
Filene’s (William) sons co.:
Care of stock. [etc.] 29045,
29046.
This little bk. looks the ques. of
clothes squarely in the face.
286.
Filkins (Grace) His price. (Drama)
16573.
Willmore (J. E.) ‘Rain-in-the-face.
(Drama) 16660.
Fillmore bros. co.:
Fillmore music house. Fillmore’s
Christmas recitations. 26047.
Yillmore’s Easter -recitations, ex-
ercises & dialogues. 6690.
Fillmore music house. Fillmore’s
Christmas recitations. 26047.
Fillmore’s Easter recitations,
cises & dialogues. 6690.
Film princess. (Drama) 11018.
Fin des Korrigans. (Drama) 2834*.
Final arbiter. (Drama) 8345.
Final chapter. (Motion _ picture)
23015.
Final conquest.
8764.
Final curtain.
5584, 5535.
Final fraud. (Motion picture) 27824.
Final payment. (Motion picture)
11401.
Minance pub. co.
publicity
exer-
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Centennial, historic,
& progress issue of Fi-
nance. 3707.
Financial horn of plenty. 227.
Financial information bureau. In-
ternatl. pharmaceutical co. Secret
of making money. 23917.
Financial review. 6691.
Fincke “Ui. Ax)
hearth. 23640.
Findeisen & Kropf mfg. co.:
How to sell carburetors. 20235.
Spconful of sugar. 12215, 17619.
Finer metal. (Motion picture) 14244.
Kinishing touch. (Motion picture)
16939.
Finlay (Bob) Oh, the women. 225387.
Finlay (W. B.) Relation of the cer-
tified public accountant to the busi-
ness world. 29047.
Finley (H. P.) True aid soc. of Amer-
Mantels for the
ica. Constitution [ete.] Zlovl,
27358.
Finley (M. E.):
Away-out-West. 29048.
Bitter-root. 12216.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Tinley (W. 8.) Science & art of spe-
cialty salesmanship. 29049.
Finney (Frank) Up & down town.
22636.
Fique
27649.
Fire & fireside.
(Carl) Persecuted princess.
(Drama) 16549.
Fire detecting wire co., ine. Fire de-
tection. 29050.
Fire hazards, tanneries. 7716.
Fire protection. Burgster (N. G.)
Rational system of fire insur. rating.
6319, 14713, 19737, 25675.
Fire test. (Drama) 1052.
Fire underwriters assn. of the Pacific,
Proceedings. 15115.
Fireman. (Motion picture) 14245,
Fireman’s fund insur. co. Automo-
bile tour bk. of Cal. 15116.
Iires of conscience. (Motion picture)
22885.
Viring the butler. (Motion picture)
5536.
Firm. (Drama) 381764.
Firm of Girdlestone. (Motion picture)
25255.
Firman (S. G.)
in Eng. 9567.
Progressive lessons
First aid to the stranded. (Drama)
18829.
Iirst & security natl. bank. Minneap-
olis, Minn., map. 25145.
First Christmas. (Drama) 24991.
First Christmas _ tree. (Drama)
31765.
First Continental congress. (Drama)
8327**,
First May baskets. (Drama) 24916*.
First mortgage & trust co. Bankers
mortgage clearing house. 23641.
First mortgage-bond home-stead assn. :
Catechism. 20236.
Plan to acquire a home without
money. 29051.
First mortgage guarantee co. Message
from the First mortgage guarantee
G0... Laid.
First natl. bank.
natl. bank.
First natl. stores, ine.
stores, inc. 20237.
First stone. (Drama) 1053.
First Thanksgiving day.
27656.
First warning. (Drama) 2913*.
Fischel (Rebecca) lLah-y’ shaw-riem
Tehilaw. 1095*.
Fischer (Carl) :
Blodgett (F. L.) Foundation to
trombone playing. 11821.
Hein (Carl) Voice production in
twenty lessons. 29329.
Saenger (Gustav) Modern violin
culture. 30825.
See Boston First
First natl.
(Drama)
1588
i
|
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Te eee
Fischer (E. S.) Peking die haupt-
stadt von China. 29052.
Fischer (H. L.) StaBrite mfg. co.
StaBrite varnish preserver. 4697.
Fischer (J.) & bro.:
Bathon (M. W.) Pocahontas.
6163
Pocahontas. 2914.
Fischer (J. & C.) J. & C. Fischer
cut sheet. 17620.
Fischer (M. C.) New idea bureau.
New idea secret code. 18154.
Fischer (S.) verlag. :
Logik des herzens. 31863.
Neue rundschau. 30309.
) Fischer (Caxon) Christ has come the
second time. 3708.
Fischer (William) Instrs. for setting
Tiffany rings. 15118.
Fischerin. (Drama) 8483.
Fish (A. S.) Seasons, The heart,
Music, Niagra. 29053.
Fish (W.S.):
Cameron, S¢hroth co. ©, S. serv-
ice guards your profits. 11912.
Moser paper co. Giant source of
help. 7406.
Fish (W. 8S.) service for adv.:
Cameron, Schroth co. Prepared-
ness. 17314.
Supporting our trade mark.
58
Moser paper co. Are you buying
paper stock this fall. 21121.
Fish. (Motion picture) 27825.
Fish cake Fanny. (Drama)
Fishback (P. J.) My religion.
Fisher (A. A.):
Business philosophy. 8285.
Prodigal daughter. 1156.
Fisher (A. J.) How to play guerra.
15119.
Fisher (A. IL.) Parson Gray. 17622.
Fisher (T. D.) jr. Want ad jubilee.
29054.
11019.
17621.
Fisher (H. C.) Mutt & Jeff in the
trenches. 26048. ;
Fisher (H. L.) Vineland, N. J., map.
3130.
Fisher (J. M.) Baseball instruction
bk. 20238.
Fisher (P. D.) Cold day. 5008.
Fisher flouring mills co. Instr. for
making up balance sheet. 9568.
Fishing grounds of the St. Petersburg
tarpon club, map. 22796.
Fishing masters assn., inc.
of the Atlantic. 23642.
Fishermen
Fisk rubber co.—Continued.
Visible value is your protection.
23643.
Fiske (Nellie) It’s all luck. 24963.
Fiske (O. T.) It’s all luck. 24963.
it for burning. (Motion picture)
8742.
Fitch (A. M.): '
City. 1007.*
Lovers’ lane.
Fitch (Clyde):
City. 1007.*
Lovers’ lane. 1103.*
Woman in the case.
Fitch (M. E.):
1103.*
1230.*
Filet crochet with instr. 17623.
Tatting. 23644.
Fitch pub. co., ine.:
Fitch bond bk. suppl. 17624.
Fitch record of insur. co., security
purchases. 15120.
Fitchburg, Mass., direct. 6692.
Fitchburg, Mass., map. 8613.
Fitz (J. S.) Fitz water wheel co.
Elec. light plants driven by small
water powers. 6693.
Fitz (W. M.) Myrtle McCabe. 8435.
Fitz water wheel co.:
Burnham turbine. 20239.
Elec. light plants driven by small
water powers. 6693.
Fitzell (B. W.) Answer to the Duck
Baby. 12218.
Fitzgerald (Harrington):
Marrying a ghost. 18867, 22497.
Martin will mystery. 22499.
Romantie black-mailer. 25030,
25031.
Fitzgerald (J. J.) Rules and direc-
tions for playing Hydrero. 20240.
Fitzgerald (T. F.):
Trenton, N. J., map. 22799.
Trenton & Mercer Co., N. J.,
direct. 18644.
Fitzgerald (W. M.) How to eliminate
two of the prevailing faults with a
torpedo. 18776.
Fitzgerald, Hubbard & co.
paying stocks. 3709.
Fitzhugh (M. D.) Mpy little corner.
26049.
Fitzpatrick (J. B.)
co. 13896.
Fitzpatrick (J. W.):
George is dead. 11032.
Night pictures. 27642.
Waiting for the wagon. 11215.
Five birds in a cage. (Drama) 1054.
Five daughters of a king. (Drama)
Dividend-
Bull Conn and
Fishing river lampreys. (Motion pic- 5040. ,
ture) 5537. Five france piece. (Motion picture)
Fisk (Horace) Trickstress. 11290. 32368.
Fisk (J. W.) Salesmanship. 1731. Five graces. (Drama) 8346.
Fisk rubber co.: Five thousand dollar dream. (Motion
How to form a Fisk club. 12217. picture) 25408.
77396—17- 9 1589
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.15
Five thousand dollar elopement.
tion picture) 11402.
Five tribes land co.
(Mo-
How $170.00
made $83,333.33 in Okl. oil. 9569.
Fixer. (Drama) 11020.
Flack (A. G.) Elem. of sociol. &
govt. 6694.
Flag of truce. {Motion picture)
27876.
Flagg (Isaac) Persephone. 25018*.
Flagg (Jared) How to take money
out of Wall Street. 31596.
Flagstaff, Ariz., map. 5268.
Flaherty (J. J.) Circumstantial ev!l-
dence. 31693.
Fiames of Johannis. (Motion picture)
8743.
Flamm (W. A.) Baltimore, Md., map.
18964.
Flammarion (Ernest) Almanach de
Mme, de Thébes. 1389.
Flammer (Harold) All’s well that
ends swell. 10949.
Flanagan (A.) ¢o.:
Dyer (R. O.)
Ensign (S. L.)
Cut out bk. 6620.
Outlines in U. 8S.
hist. 12161.
Smith (L. R.) Cireus cotton-tails.
16206.
Spirit of Christmas. 32038.
Flannery (Edward) Gospel _ side-
lights. 29055.
Flapjacks Fennessey. (Drama)
81766.
Flash of death. (Motion picture)
382369.
Fiebbe (B. M. D.):
Clemency. 13909.
Enemy. 8833.
Glorious game, 13988.
Pageant of peace. 8454.
Where war comes. 8568.
Fleekenstein (F. M.) California as it
is. 16508.
Fleecy. (Drama) 28382.
Fleischel (Egon) & co.:
Hermann (Georg) Heinrich
Schon jr., anfang. 384.
Karinta von Orrelanden. 2874,
Fleitzer film co.:
Souls that meet in the dark.
25374.
When justice errs. 25400.
Who is she? 25404.
Mieming (A. B.) Modern miracle.
6695.
Mieming (David) Tec games. 29056.
Fleming (Florence) Judge’s secret.
31837.
Fleming (P. E.) Oh! great wide day.
15791.
Fletcher (A. C. B.) From job to job
around the world. 38710, 9570, 12219,
15122, 17625, 23645, 26050.
Fletcher (O. O.) Existence of God.
1794, 6696.
Fletcher (R. L.):
America for Christ we sing.
20241.
Rapture. 26051.
Fletcher savings & trust co. First -
mortgage real estate certificate.
{ete.] 29057-29061.
Fletcher (Victor) Preventives of
rheumatism. 6697.
Fletcher-Berry (R. M.) Plantation
Christmas cakes. 1795.
Fleur de desert. (Drama) 18830.
Flexner (Hortense):
Road. 16670.
Voices. 16704.
Flickering. (Drama) 24939.
Flickinger (H. W.):
3erry’s writing bks. 27541.
When Jesus calls you, come.
Fliegende blitter.
Flint (B. F.)
1796, 6698, 29062.
Daniel’s two dreams.
15123.
Flint (M. H.) Empty stocking elf.
31748.
Flint, Mich., direct. 29070.
Flint, Mich., map. 3020, 18992, 32203.
Flint River pecan co. Story of the
paper shell pecan. 29071.
Flip flop film. (Drama) 27582.
Flirt. (Motion picture) 5538, 27826.
Flirt in St. Moritz. (Drama) 16550.
Flirtation at St. Moritz. (Drama)
16550.
Flirting a la carte. (Motion picture}
5539.
Flirting with marriage. (Motion pic-
ture) 16895.
Fliteraft (A. J.) Dividends & net
cost. f[ete.] 15124-15127,
Fliver. (Drama) 16551.
Flivvers’ art of mystery. (Motion
picture) 5540.
Flivvers’ dilemma. (Motion picture)
5541.
Flivvers’ famous cheese hound.
tion picture) 5542.
Flivvers good turn. (Motion picture)
5543.
Flivvers in the dance of the shivvers.
(Motion picture) 5544.
(Mo-
Flivvers, the smoke eater. (Motion
picture) 5545.
Floating trap. (Motion picture)
19176, 19178.
Floorwalker. (Motion picture}
14246.
Floral defence. (Drama) 24940.
Florence, N. J., map. 3021.
Florence mfg. ¢o.:
Talk to mothers.
Teeth & the man.
20242.
9572.
1590
_ nos, 1-12, 1916
4 Florence mfg. co.—Continued.
What bad teeth do to good health.
+ 6273.
_ Florence Rose fashions. (Motion pic-
ture) 22984-22987, 25351, 32527.
_ Flores’ (Stella) Wishing moon.
map. 1269, 3022, 16789,
18993, 18994, 32204.
_ Florida cattle ranch co.:
. Declaration of trust establishing
the Fla. cattle ranch co. 6700.
Pingree land bond. 9573.
eae patton. (Drama) 31767. °
-Piedmont direct. co. Fort
oe city direct., & St. Lucie Co.,
Fla., gazeteer. 20260.
Florida soft phosphate & lime eco.
Natural fertilizer. 3712.
weather chart calendar.
Florsheim (Ben) Joy-riders. 5073.
Floryn (Adéle) Illus. hist. of the
Union Jack. 26052.
Flower (Elliott) Rich poor man.
32003.
Flower (Raymond) pseud. See Blair
(Anne)
of no man’s land.
picture) 16940.
Flowers in the palace garden. (Dra-
' ma) 25020*.
Fluffy-tail’s adventures & other bed-
| time stories. 20244.
Flying torpedo. (Motion picture)
11403.
Fiynn (C. A.) Plaster king. 31969.
Fiynn (E. F.) Pink d. ts. 16646.
‘Flynn (Louise) Priscilla smocking
bk. 17626.
(Motion
Flypaper salesman. (Drama) 13931.
_ Foans (A. B.) Intuition. 1086.
_ Focatiis (Alphonse de) See De Fo-
eatiis (Alphonse)
Foglietti (Luis):
Abanico de la Pompadour. 31610.
Capricho de las damas. 31673.
Granja de los amores. 13941.
Invitati6n al vals. 31826.
Mujer ideal. 31917.
Patria de Cervantes. 14017.
Pavas. 31960.
Foley (E. F. A.) Desmond's bride.
1029.
Foley (Edw.) No name skit. 25004.
Serafin, el pinturero. 32015.
_ Trovadores. 32090
Foley (J. G.)
Foley (R. A.) adv. agency, ine. Foley
R. A.) Tourist & the pathfinder.
957A.
Foley (R. M.) Enclosed herewith.
20245.
Folger (S. L.) Folger (S. L.)
Club & college pins & rings.
Shaun’s farewell.
inc.
20246.
INDEX
Folk (D. H.):
Infallibility & the resurrection.
a_i.
Sermon of scriptures. 26053.
Follies of the night. (Drama) 31768.
Following the flag. {Motion picture)
27827.
Following the flag in Mexico. (Motion
picture) 8744.
Following the tape. 28174.
Folly. (Motion picture) 5546.
Folly of desire. (Motion picture)
19168.
Folly of sin. (Motion picture) 8745.
Fond du Lac bus. men’s assn. United
service for the city & county of Fond
du Lac. 26054.
Fonerden (C. A.)
Fontaine (Juste)
22588, ~
Fontenelle (Mare de) Fiancée. 31761.
Fool. (Motion picture) 14247.
Fool & his friend. (Motion picture)
19169.
Fooling uncle. (Motion picture) 5547.
Fools. (Drama) 24941.
Fools’ gold. (Motion picture)
14248.
( Drama) 5041.
Fool’s luck.
Fool’s paradise. (Motion picture)
5549
Dear old Ga. 6701.
Siege of Verdun.
D048,
Fool's
5550
Fools’ station.
Foote (G. C.)
18869.
Foote (T. W.)
Footlight waftings.
Foctlights of fate.
revenge. (Motion picture)
(Drama) 27583.
Measure of Mockley.
Office chairs. 17627.
6440.
(Motion picture)
19170.
Footner (Hulbert) Thieves’ wit.
17628, 20248. 23647, 26055. 29073.
Footograph co. Footograph ad. bk.
1799, 20249.
For 2 woman’s fair name. (Motion
picture) 5551.
For art’s sake. (Drama) 146552.
For her country. (Drama) 16553.
For her husband’s sake. (Drama)
317
For her mother’s sake. (Motion pic-
ture) 228S6.
For love & gold. (Motion picture}
25256.
For-rent, furnished.
For sale, a daddy. (Motion picture)
11404.
For sale—the Strand. (Drama) 2833.
Fer the defense. (Motion picture)
(Drama) 1055.
5552.
For the flag. (Drama) 31770.
For the flag. (Motion picture) 27873.
For the governor’s chair. (Motion
picture) 22887.
1591
INDEX
For the love of a girl.
ture) 16941.
For the love of Mike and Rosie. (Mo-
tion picture) 8746.
For the man she loved.
11021.
For the people. (Drama) 5042.
For the regiment. (Drama) 11022.
Foran (Peggy) Girls, never marry a
South American. fete.] 9575, 9576.
Forbes (B. C.) Men who are making
America. 23648, 26056, 29075-29079.
Forbes (James) :
Sweet Genevieve, 8523.
Woman of today. 32152.
Forbes-Lindsay (C. H. A.):
Assessment Jife insur.
20854-20856.
Efficiency. 519.
Efficiency Pacific mutual schl. for
salesmen. 7226.
Gross premium, loading, surplus &
(Motion pic-
(Drama)
[ete.]
dividends. [ete.] 12757, 12758.
Life insur. repts. [etc.] 24074,
24075.
Mortality tables & prin. of rate-
making. [ete.] 10077, 10078.
Policy contract. 17959.
Standard forms of policies.
15596, 15597.
Forbes-Robertson (Ian) Pas d’amour.
22551.
[ete.]
Forbidden city. (Motion picture)
32370.
Forbidden fruit. (Motion picture)
5553.
Forbidden guest. (Drama.) 1056.
Forbidden room. (Motion picture)
25211.
Forbis (J. B.) jr.:
Coronado’s expedition. 22338.
Romantic highway. 4968.
Forbush (Dascomb) Ye merry yeo-
men of King Arthur. 9577.
Forbush (G. T.)
6702.
Forbush (W. B.)
of King Arthur.
Notes on corres.
Ye merry yeomen
9577.
Ford (A. K.) Home laundry hints.
1800.
Ford (A. W.):
All for love. 23649.
He'll never say his grandmother is
dead. 29083.
Ferd (George) Boarding house lady.
31655.
Ford (Grace)
Ford (Harriet)
Love pirate. 18861.
Take your medicine.
32062.
Ford (J. D. M.) Si de las mifias.
27658.*
Ford (J. G.) Fifty-fifty. 16547.
Ford (John) Creed for a judge.
29084.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Ford (L. L.):
Baby mine. 12222.
Blossoms of sorrow. [ete.] 6703,
6704.
Good Shepherd. 23650.
Ford car owners’ protective assn.:
Ford car owners’ certificate of
protection. fete.] 15128, 15129.
Protect your Ford car. 17629.
Ford Co., IIL, map. 32205.
Ford Co., Kan., map. 18995.
Ford motor co. Ford times. 17630.
Ford times. 17630.
Fordyce (Charles) Scale for measur-
ing the achievements in reading.
26061.
Fore. (Drama) 8347.
Fore & aft. (Motion picture) 22951,
32451.
Foreclosed. (Drama) 22423.
Foree products co. This is Foree’s bk.
Foreign missions conference of W. A.
Missionary ammunition. 29085.
Foreman (Edgar) Meg o’ the ban-
chee. 13983.
Foreman bros. banking co. Right
means might. 1801.
Forest (Lindau Gorsse y) See Gorsse
y Forest (Lindau)
Forest (Marian de)
(Marian)
Forest (O. L. de) See De Forest (0.
L.)
Forest City, Ia., map. 25117.
Forest City. N. C., map. 8614.
Forest Heights, Va., map. 32206.
Forest Heights corp.:
Duponts at Williamsburg. 29086.
Forest Heights, Va., map. 32206.
Forest Park college for women. Pro-
spectus. 17631.
Forest princess and other masques.
(Drama) 27584.
Forge (Henry de)
timbanque. 15070.
Forkins (Marty):
Cypress trail. 18816.
18849.
Isle of woman.
Form playing co. Waterman (G. R.)
27444.
Models & patterns for piano.
Cleveland, O., map. 27707, 27708.
See De Forest
Roulbosse le sal-
Forman-Bassett co.:
Forman Bassett co, system of
Christmas money club acctg.
15130.
Forman-Bassett systematic sav-
ings club. 20251.
Guaranty trust & savings bank.
Systematic savings club. 20381.
Ohio bank & savings co. Christ-
mas money club, weekly pay-
ment bk. 26898.
Revised system. 26062.
1592
(Drama) 16554.
(Ff. F.) Naval seabreeze.
(Mary) Putting
(R. R.) Third era in the
Petroleum trade. 23651. a
Forst (Emil):
| Claws and velvet paws. 13908.
Puzzles in petticoats. 8475.
it over.
:
cee
+,
a)
aR
:
store co. Automo-
garage equipment cat.
works. An-
3
j
|
in!
i
‘
7
12224,
Introd. a new plan of bus. [etc]
‘ 4969. 4970.
Foster (H. D.) Syllabus of European
| hist. 26074.
Foster (I. W.) O'’er time and tide.
29088.
Foster (J. B.) How to pitch. 15133.
Poster (J. R.) Rats. 18904.
Foster (M. B.) Relation of state
banks to the fed. reserve system.
6706.
Foster (R. L.) Master minds af
9580, 12226, 15134.
Foster (Roy):
Petticoat diplomacy. 14021.
Reglar lady. 5166.
Song writer. 25046. ;
White feather. 11223.
Foster (W. A.) Billposter and the
soubrette. 10966.
Foster (W. C.) Our country. 29089.
Foster (W. T.):
Foster's forecasts. 12229.
Foster’s weather bulletin. 287,
1802, 17632.
Foster bolt & nut mfg. co. Complete
line of bolts, nuts & rivets. 12234.
Foster institute of domestic arts &
sciences. Corsets & close- fitting
patterns. [ete.] 292-295.
Foster-Milburn co. Doan’s direct. of
the U. S. 29090.
Fothergill (E. Q.) Ice cream in the
home. 6707.
Fotografia feminista. (Drama) 2834.
Foulke (W.D.):
More fragments of a shattered
pledge. 9585.
Putting force behind the peace
movement. 29091.
Found. a young nobleman.
11024.
Found guilty.
25330
(Drama)
(Motion picture)
Found in a closet. (Drama) 5043,
22494.
Fountain of wisdom.
Four narratives.
(Drama) 16683.
(Motion picture)
Four short plays. (Drama) 31771.
Four states formula co. Four states
formula co. 23653.
Fourneau (Léon)
16502.
Fournier (A. M.)
5213.
Fourth act. (Drama) 31772.
Fourth = estate. (Motion picture)
5555.
Fourth man. (Drama) 27585.
Fouts (C. C.) co. Duro pure iron
silo. 6708.
Fovargue (W.G.):
Grip & stance. 23654.
Method of driving. [etc.] 29092,
29093.
Swing. 26075.
Fowler (A. LL.)
helns. 29094
Fowler (A. N.C.):
Ark IL 31626.
Helen’s Hallowe'en. 8389.
Helping Henry. 2852.
Rifles. 5170.
Spooks. 1192.
Fowler (C.S.):
Fowler system made to measure
eorsets. 23655, 26076.
Natl. eut-to-fit corset-making sys
tem. 6709.
Natl made-to-measure corset mak-
ing system. =
Bonheur volant.
Up in the air.
Fowler's household
1593
7
INDEX
pt.1, 2. 8., v.13
Fowler (Frank) Broncho rider nee
with Funston at Vera Cruz.
Fowler (G.L.):
Anatomy of a steel hopper bottom
coal car. 29095.
Corrugated culvert pipes tested.
fete.] 12236-12240.
Investigation of corrugated cul-
verts. 9587.
Fowler (J. 0.) How to sell patents.
1807.
Fowler (R. W.) Lincoln nati. life
ae co. Twenty-six reasons why.
518.
Fox (F. M.) Adventures of Sonny
Bear. 6710.
Fox (John) jr. Trail of the lonesome
pine. 22627.
Fox (R. E.) Fox’s piano trade direct.
of the U. S. 26077.
Fox (R. K.) pub. co. :
Mahoney (C. 8.) Hoffman house
bartender’s guide. 12827.
New bk. of rules. 29096.
Fox (W. MM.) Pract. wood work.
6711.
Fox (William):
Ambition. 14191,
Battle of hearts. 11351.
Battle of life. 32325.
Beast. 16896.
Blazing love. 11357.
Blue blood & red. 8695.
Bondman. 5423.
Caprice of the mountains. 16909.
Cliff (Harry) Fox-art, the light
of the world. 2575
Dare-devil Kate. 19143.
Daughter of the gods. 12241,
25242.
East Lynne. 14231.
End of the trail. 19158.
Eternal Sapho. 11393.
Fighting blood. 5533.
Fires of conscience. 22885.
Fool's revenge. 5550.
Fourth estate. 5555.
Gold, and the woman. 5567.
Green-eyed monster. 5585.
Her double life. 22905.
Honor system. 32396.
Hypocrisy. 14279.
Jealousy. 27858.
Little Miss Happiness. 19236.
Love & hate. 25295.
Love thief. 32440.
Man from Bitter Roots. 17004.
Man of sorrow. 8839.
Marble heart. 5728. ‘
Mediator. 27891.
Merely Mary Ann. 5732.
Mischief maker. 27895.
Modern Thelma. S867.
Parisian romance. 5808.
Cot
Fox (William )—Continued.
Piggott (M.) Price of silence.
30642
Ragged princess. 25345. .
Romeo & Juliet. 25348.
Ruling passion. 5858.
Serpent. 5882.
Sins of her parent. 27943.
Sins of men. 11538.
Slander. 8927.
Spider & the fly. 11546.
Sporting blood. 19304.
Straight way. 23023.
Tortured heart. 17073. ;
Tromblay (M. P.) Love thiec
27355
Under two flags. 19329.
Unwelcome mother. 23040.
Victim. 32573.
Vixen. 32574.
War bride’s secret. 25397.
Where love leads. 23052.
Wife’s sacrifice. 8981.
Witch. 5999.
14414.
Woman's honor.
Fox and the grapes. (Drama) 8348.
Fox furnace co. Fox climate changer.
12242.
Fox Lake region, Ill., map. 11268.
Fox pneumatic shock-absorber co.
Jolts & shocks are unknown on a car
equipped with Fox pneumatics.
9588
Fox's piano trade direct. of the U. S.
26077.
Foxy trotters. (Motion picture)
14249.
Foy (—) Two nuts from Matteawan.
5210.
Foy (Frank) Poultry & squabs for
profit. 3713.
Foy (Harry) Tenley (Elmer)
Transfer man. 31606.
Frabasilis (Giuseppina) Charlie af-
ter a job. 29097.
Frackman (Joseph) co., ine. Frack-
man detachable soli effect diamond
clusters. 23656.
Frame-up. (Drama) 11025, 16555,
249492.
Framingham, Mass., direct. 12243.
Fran. (Drama) 18833.
France (Marie de) See Marie de
France.
France, map. 5269, 32207.
Francés (Julio) Ganarse la moza.
8352.
Franciscan fathers. St. Anthony’s
almanac. 16104.
Franco-Amer. hygienic co. How te
look your best. 29098.
Franconia, N. H., map. 14093.
Frank (F. K.) Visitors. 32110.
594
JE
Franklyn (Charles)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
_ Frank (Jacob) mercantile co.:
Nacke (Louise) Bags of all kinds
in crochet. 80245.
—— Crocheted yokes for corset
covers & night gowns. 10267.
Frank (M. L.) Animal drawing bk.
23657.
Frank (M. M.) Friend in need.
27656.
Frank (Paul) Viererzug. 8556.
Frank (W. D.) Class. 8300.
Frankau (Gilbert):
City of fear. 12244, 17637.
How rifleman Brown came to Val-
halla. 20261, 26078.
Song of the guns. 1808.
Franke (C. A.) How much to pay for
gas, 29100.
Frankel (L. K.) Prins.
12245, 15138, 20262.
Frankenberger (B. M.)
many, map. 16748.
Frankenthal (L. J.) Germans de-
nounce statements of Grey. 12246.
Frankfort, N. Y., direct. 15286.
Franklin (Edgar) Knockout. 16589.
Franklin (Ff. M.) Root of evil. 18910.
ry (J. G.) Seripture blocks.
714,
Franklin (Pearl) Gypsy trail. 11038.
Franklin (V. R.) Watts & Compton,
Cal., direct. 16380.
Franklin, Ind., map. 22708.
Franklin, Tex., map. 8615.
Franklin brewery. Hist.
20263
of life insur.
Bavaria, Ger-
of beer.
Franklin Co. telep. co. Telep. direct.
9589, 29101.
Franklin elec. mfg. co. Poor Richard’s
new almanack. 3715, 9590, 15139.
Franklin ptg. co. Blue bk. of Roland
Park. 6257.
Franklin pub. co. Country boy. Rate
eard. 12022.
Franklin ry. supply co. McLaughlin
flexible conduit, etc. 6712.
Franklin sugar refining co.
talks. 1810.
Franklin trust & savings bank. Say-
ing sense. 17638.
Sugar
Singer and the
simp.
Franklyn
(Charles)
Franks (T. Q.)
keepers. 12247.
Frantz premier co.:
Corporation with a heart. 23658.
Sent to you on 10 days’ free trial.
(Simp) See Franklyn
Challenge to house-
9591.
Franz Hallers. (Drama) 31773.
Franz Schubert. 13583.
Frasch (S. E.) Instructions for build-
ing home made sanitary seat. 23661.
— Lt tt
I’raser (J. B.) What a business man
should know about photo engravings.
23662.
Fraser (J. K.) Bigger, better bus.
9592.
Fraser (J. 8.) I am a jolly sailor.
{etc.] 296-298.
Fraser (Samuel) nursery, ine. Fraser’s
tree bk. 6713.
Frash (QO. T.) Inside facts. 12248.
Fratcher (W. F.) Fratcher’s instan-
taneous 8 hr. wage calculator.
26079.
Fraternal monitor. Consolidated chart
of insur. organizations. [etc.] 9594,
9595.
Frau ohne schatten.
Frazier (J. W.)
(Drama) 31774.
Free trade or pro-
tection. 12249.
Frechtling (H. C.) Vision. 12250.
Fred (T. W.) Master key. 9596.
Freddie foils the floaters. (Motion
picture) 8747.
Freddy aids matrimony. (Motion pic-
ture) 5556.
Freddy, the fixer. (Motion picture)
S748.
Freddy vs. Hamlet. (Motion picture)
5D5T.
Freddy’s last bean. (Motion picture)
5558.
Freddy’s narrow escape. (Motion pic-
ture) 5559.
Frederick, Okl., map. 25118.
Fredericks (W. F.) piano co. Cam-
paign June, July & Aug. 15140.
Free (Margaret):
Primary reading & lit. 3716.
Reading-literature. 869.
Free love. (Drama) 31775.
Free love victims. (Drama) 16556.
Free speech. (Motion picture) 27828.
Free will. (Drama) 27586.
Freedman (F. M.) Alinone calendar.
28009.
Freehold, N. J., map. 22709.
Freehold trust co.:
It is your money. 17639.
Rules. 20264.
Freeland (I. V.) Adventures of
Brave Heart & Laughing Eyes.
9597, 12251, 15141, 17640, 20265,
23663, 26080, 29102.
Freeman (C. E.) Freeman’s con-
densed street car guide. 12255.
Freeman (C. M.) Methods-of ancient
warfare. 9598.
Freeman (E. H.) Monsieur Beau-
caire. 11100.
Freeman (G. M.) Conflict. 5010.
Freeman (Gladys) What could be
fairer. 32125.
Freeman (J. E.) Behind the screens.
987.
1599
INDEX
Freeman (L. D.):
I didn’t want to do it. 24960.
In search of himself. 22460.
Noblest vampire. 31932.
One June day. 25011.
Freeman (Miller):
Pacific fisherman. Salmon can-
ner’s direct. 13169. °
Pacific fisherman year bk. 7607.
Freeman (W. N.):
Johnny Trumps ditties. 12256,
15146, 20270.
Overgovernment the need of the
hour. 959.
Freemasons. Illinois Grand
Off. monitor. 29106.
Freeport, Ill., map. 5270, 16790.
Frees (W. J.) Natl. equitable soc.
Money. 12998.
Freese (D. P.)
lodge.
Yolly traveling fal-
lers. 29107.
Freier dienst. (Drama) 24943.
Freight audit co. Smith (G. B.)
How to ship. 7896.
Freligh (W. H.) Star popularity con-
test. 15147.
Fremont (G. R.):
Beneath the magnolia’s shady
leaves. [ete.] 299, 300.
It was your hair of chestnut
brown. [etc.] 29108, 29109.
Y the Y, the Y. M. C. A. [etc]
1811, 1812.
Fremont, Neb., direct. 15148.
Fremont Co., Id., direct. 23882.
French (Adelaide) :
‘Bolted door. 31657.
Flickering. 24939.
Orange blossoms. 8448,
Tables turned. 32059.
What a man would do. 8565.
French (EE. W.) French (E. W.) co.
French’s adv. campaign schedule.
29110.
French (George)
French (J. A.)
3117.
French (Samuel), or French (Samuel)
itd. =
American festivals. 31621.
At the milliner’s. 27561.
At the window. 983.
Beyond the gate. 27564.
Camp Keep-off. 1001.
Child in the house. 16514.
Cure for indifference. 10998.
Dakota widow. 1021.
Dear little wife. 8317.
Dusty path. 1088.
Employment office. 11007.
Five birds in a cage. 1054.
Fourth act. 31772.
Fourth man. 27585.
George. 8354,
Girls. 27593.
Jones. 26083.
Highways of N. M.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
French (Samuel), or French (Samuel)
ltd.—Continued.
Heartsease. 31799.
Literary club. 18856.
Liza Ann. 16599.
Love pirate. 18861.
Lucky Gulch. 13977.
Lysistrata. 16605.
Maggie Pepper. 27627.
Man who stayed at home. 16611.
Oberon and Titania. 1134.
Perhaps. 1147.
Q. 1160.
Quod wrangle. 8477.
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.
11147.
Releasing a man. 31997.
Return of Hi Jinks. 27655.
School boy’s dream. 22582.
Seventh doctor. 8494.
Uncle Sam’s daughters and what
they have done. 1209.
Unknown quantity. 8554.
French (W. A.) French method of
teaching cornet. 26084.
I'rench plays for children. 2834.*
Frescura de Lafuente. (Drama)
Fresno, Cal., direct. 9599.
Fresno, Cal., map. 16791, 18996.
Fresno to General Grant Natl. Park,
map. 1272.
Fresno to Modesto, Cal., map. 1273.
Fretwell (W. A.) This too. 9600.
Freudenthal (J. A.) Arith. for 5th
yr. 10664.
Freund (A. M.) Bus. end of merchant
tailoring. 9601.
Freund (KE. J.):
At the grocery. 8270.
Hiiben und driiben. 22452.
If a body meet a body. 8387.
Painting the church red. 8455.
Soap club. 22596.
Frey (Carl) Dorf-Caruso. 24929.
Frey (H. G.):
Camp fire girls at Onoway house.
fete.] 17644, 17645.
Camp fire girls at schl. 15149.
Camp fire girls in the Me. woods.
9602.
Freytag (Gustav) Journalisten.
31835.*
Frick (H. C.) coke co. Safety the
first consideration. 20271.
Friday the _ thirteenth. (Drama)
2835, 13948.
Friday the 13th. (Motion picture)
22888.
Friedel (W. R.) co.
moulding. 17646.
Friedel flange
Friedenberg (Jacob) Woman who
did. 17093.
Friedenwald (Norman) My Honolulu
girl. 22523.
1596
;
|
os ee a
a —- = _"
nos, 1-12, 1916
- Friedmann
=
Friedman (M.) & co. Biggest furni-
ture house on the Pacific Coast.
26085.
Friedman, Shelby branch. See Inter-
natl. shoe co.
Friedmann (Armin) Onkel Bernhard.
25012.
(Oskar ) Zimmer der
Pompadour. 25087.
Friend, but a star boarder. (Motion
picture) 5560.
Friend husband. (Drama) 27587.
Friend in need. (Drama) 2836,
S 27656.
Friend Martha. (Drama). 8349.
_ Friend salesman. (Drama). 27588.
Friend wife. (Drama) 24944, 31776.
_ Friendship. (Drama) 31777.
_ Frier (Max) My educated children.
25002.
Frilby frilled. (Motion picture).
11405.
qa (M. S.) Pumpkin eater.
Frisbie (W. A.) Little gopher state
fair souvenir bk. ta
Frisco, Id., map. 127
Frocks and frills. Reiki picture)
8749.
Froehlich (H. B.) Indus. art text
bks. 7902, 21880.
Froest (Frank) Greye-Stratton mys-
tery. 301, 1813, 3718, 6714.
Frog prince. (Drama) 27589.
Frog who would a-wooing go. (Mo-
os picture). 25402.
Frogs. (Drama) 10987*.
Frohne (H. W.) Home interiors.
6715.
Frolic and fun. (Drama) 8350.
Frolics in the air. (Drama) 11026.
Frolique de magazine (Drama) 2837.
From A to Z (Drama) 2838.
From Bergen to Bandak. (Motion
picture) 14250.
From bivouac and trenches. (Drama)
10961.
From Broadway to a throne. (Mo-
tion picture) 16942.
From cottage to palace. (Drama)
1057.
From darkness to light. (Drama).
13932.
(Drama)
From jeans to broadcloth.
1058.
From noon to night. (Drama) 16557.
From nowhere to Broadway (Drama)
2839
From out of the past.
ture) 5561.
From the cradle to
(Drama) 31778.
From the deep.
pie Ary
{Motion pic-
Sing Sing.
(Motion picture)
INDEX
From the rogue’s gallery. (Motion
picture). 19322.
From the same _ place. (Drama)
1059.
Frontier press co.:
* Correct mental attitude. 9603.
Ruoff (H. W.)
facts. 10533.
Fronz (Beda) Friihling
8351.
Fronz (Oskar)
8351.
Standard dict. of
am Rhein.
Friihling am Rhein.
Froome (J. R.) jr.:
Glory of their vears.
Men o’ war. 11098. -
Twenty-two dollars
cents. 8549.
Frost (F. A.) Emperor speaks.
Frost (W. A. Crawford-)
ford-Frost (W. A.)
Frost (W. L.) Narragansett Bay
Yacht racing assn. Racing rules.
18135.
Friihling am Rhein. (Drama) 8351.
Frugone, Balletto & Pellegatti ptg. &
pub. co. Chiapinti (S.) Libro dei
discorsi. 28566.
Fruit dispatch co. Care of bananas in
winter. 29111.
Fruit of toil. (Drama) 24944.*
Fruits of desire. (Motion picture)
5562.
Frush (M. T.) Julius Caesar. 8392.*
Fruttchey (Frank) Something new.
and twenty
1043.
See Craw-
17647.
Fry (E. 8.) Coriolanus. 31706.
Fryberger (A. M.) Listening lessons
in music. 20272.
erve. (3, 3.3 -
Traders natl. bank. Establish-
ment of a business. 27353.
— Executive department. [etc.]
4790, 4791.
Frye (J. 8.) Frye’s tables for ascer-
taining the value of gold-quartz
specimens. 20273.
Fryer (Herbert)
forte practice.
Hints for piano-
12257.
Fuchs (W. J.) Christian illus. 23666.
Fuel engineering co. of N. Y.:
Coal service rept. 1814, 6716-
6718, 9604, 12258, 12259, 15150,
20274, 23667, 23668, 26087,
29112.
Cutting costs in the R. & H. boiler ~
room. 17648.
Gould (G. B.) Matching the coal
to the plant. f[ete.] 1851.
Use & abuse of coal pee.
tions. 6765.
Fiirstenliebe. (Drama) 31779.
Fiirstner (Adolph) Frau ohne schat-
ten. 31774.
Fuessle (N. A.)
Congress. 22584.
Sending George to
1597
INDEX
Fiitterer (A. F.):
Fall of all nations. 29114.
Fiitterer (Bernice) Mind Bible
picture talk with Jesus. 29115.
Fiitterer’s Bible eyeography.
9605. :
Mystery of the seed of the woman
in seven stages. 17649.
Trip through the Bible world.
26088.
Fiitterer (Bernice) Mind Bible pic-
ture talk with Jesus. 29115.
Fiitterer (Eunice) Mind Bible picture
taik with Jesus. 29115.
Fugate, (H. C.) West Palm Beach,
Fia., map. 19098.
Fugitive witness.
16955, 19173.
Fugitives. (Drama) 11027.
Fugler (Paul) Freedom’s eras. 1815.
Fuld (Maurice) My first offer. 17650.
Full cup. (Motion picture) 8753.
Full speed chemical lab. Universal
mechanical necessity. 1816.
Full value. (Drama) 5045.
Fuller (A. C.) Joyous Christmas
chimes. 31836.
Fuller (A. F.):
(Motion picture)
Friendship & other writings.
29116.
Golden chalice & other poems.
719.
Fuller (C. H.) co. Advertisers’ direct.
of leading publications. 14435.
Fuller (Caroline) Vestal flame.
18946.
Fuller (Fannie)
girls. 8495.
Fuller (Mfrs. M.-R.) Maiden’s prayer.
302.
Fuller (R. W.) Experiments in the
chemistry of common things. 28433.
Fuller (T. W.):
Bureau Co., IIL, map. 11246.
Carroll Co., Ill, map. 32184.
Clinton Co., Ia., map. 18983.
Henry Co., IL, map. 3031.
Rock Island Co., Ill, map. 3097.
Fuller (W. P.) & co. Paint & varnish
specifications. f[etc.] 12260-12263.
Fuller (Wm.) Stereoscopic anatomy
of the brain. 3719.
Fullerton-Weaver realty co. 420 Park
ave. 12264.
Fulton (Helen) As it was in the be
ginning. 31629.
Fulton, N. Y., direct. 29117.
Fulton feature film corp. War’s
women. 14401.
Fulweiler (W. H.)
water for
Sewing machine
Purification of
gas-making purposes.
29118.
Fun at the club. (Drama) 22425.
Funinacandy shop. (Drama) 24945.
—e
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Fun with a_ stage door Johnny.
(Drama) 24946.
Funk (S. M.) Funk’s pract. penman-
ship drills. 1817.
Funk & Wagnalls co. Prospectus &
sample pages of the Funk & Wag- :
nalls new standard dic. 9606.
Funny little food folks. (Drama)
24947.
Fur coat. (Motion picture) 16943.
Fur trimmed coat. (Motion picture) —
11406.
Furness (E. E.) Enemy. 16538.
Furniss (G. L.):
Dakota widow. 1021.
Larry from nowhere. 31848.
Perhaps. 1147.
Furniture dealer. Engard (Walter)
Accurate system of keeping accts. —
28938.
Furrier. 17651.
Fursee (J. M.) Segregation. 14041.
Furst bros. & co. Period mirrors.
1818.
Furuya (Y.) Taisho, Rokunen, San
Francisco & Yokohama steamship
schedule. 29119.
Fusch (W. A.) Macon Co., Ill, map.
25139.
Future man. (Motion picture) 25258.
Future Mr. & Mrs. Straight. (Drama)
2840.
Futures. (Drama) 24948.
Fyfe (R. C.) Western classification
com. Western classification. 18743.
G. G. Green’s almanac. 303. 1
G. M. & M. mfg. co. Don't swat the
fly. 304.
(Max) Clear conscience.
Gable (A. M.):
Erie systematic bldg. & loan assn. —
Small monthly savings. 23560.
Get the saving habit. 23669.
Gabriel (C. H.) Rodeheaver recita-
tions. 6720, 9607.
Gabriel (G. W.):
Adventures of Peterkin. 17652-
17655.
Story of a young Amer. Jew.
15151.
Gabriel (J. T.} Gabriel’s scroll saw
patterns. [etc.] 12265, 12266.
Gabriel (Samuel) sons & co.:
Charlie Chaplin book. 6722.
Courtenay (Mrs. A. M.) Boy of
the Bible. [ete.] 17395, 17396.
Flag album. 29120.
Gabriel (G. W.) Adventures of
Peterkin. [etc.] 17652-17655.
Magie drawing book. 26089.
Oliver (M. C.) A BC of horses.
18249.
Russell (M. L.) Nursery songs.
18395.
1598
os, 1-12, 1916
abriel (Samuel) sons & co.—Contd.
. eeurner (A. M.) Field & farm
friends put-together bk. [etc.]
«18653, 18654.
‘el Schilling’s flight. (Drama)
*
ibrieles. (Drama) 13933.
rael plein (A. C.):
~ Chapman (J. W.) Reason for my
— hope. 11940.
$cofield (C. I.) Where faith
sees Christ. 10582.
tir inerin aus liebe. (Drama) 8483.
2 (Mrs. F. W.) Little builder of
“C iristmas fires, 29121.
ize, Okl., map. 22710.
ze pub. co.:
epee. . record. Elec. motor drive
—_— Special devices for elec. uses.
} 7h es
‘Gaines (A. R.) Key to héalth. 17656.
‘alata, Mont., map. 27714.
ith (A, M.)
Gall nith (F. R.) Galbraith schl. of
mus. technol. Lesson 10. 12267.
ra
Match maker.
| “- faith schl. of musical technol.
Lesson 10. ;
Gale (Elizabeth) Just a little mis-
| amg 13964.
(Lie6) Reina gitana.
> Galea (Rodriguez)
46.
Galeno (Oscar) :
Advanced Spanish. 20276.
Spanish conversational & pictorial
course, 305.
11146.
Reina gitana.
“Galette des rois, (Drama) 2834°.
yallagher (J. P.):
Laboratory manual. 23670.
McGinty & the mermaid. 27883.
Gallagher (P. W.) Hist. of the Dio-
-ecese of Scranton. 29123.
eens (Patrick) Our Philippine
9609.
eis (Alberta ):
i Keeping up appearances. 11068.
i Social swim. 8511.
Gallatin Co., Mont., direct. 19685.
eeeulaway (R.M.) Classroom Spanish.
12268.
"Galley ef,,/:-¥,)
31757.
Gallipolis, O., map. 25119.
Gallito y Belmonte. (Drama) 2841.
_ Galloway (Lee) Mfrs’ aids to retail-
Famous women.
ers in marketing goods. 6723.
_ Gallup, N. M., map. 8616.
_ Galsworthy (John) Strange thing.
12269.
Seaiveston, Tex., direct. 15152.
Gambie (EE. L.):
Circus day in Dixie. 27571.
What the sea saw. 32128.
aa INDEX
Gamble (R. W.):
Vithumus. 20277.
——its theory and practice.
12270.
—— prevention of spinach blight,
&e. 3720.
Gamble hinged music ¢co.:
Parsons (F. C.) Constructive
harmony. f[ete.] 24379, 24380,
Playing Hiawatha. 11132.
Gambler. (Motion picture) 8750.
Gambler’s gambol. (Motion picture)
16944.
Gambold (H. A.) Dancing master.
3721.
Gamboling on the green. (Motion
picture) 11407.
Game. (Drama) 11028.
Game of comedy. (Drama) 25021.
Game of liberty. (Motion picture)
5563, 23038.
Game old knight. (Motion picture)
22889.
Game that failed. (Motion picture)
25259.
Games (IF. G.) Spanish in thirty
lessons. 3722. ,
Gamper (G. H.) Perfection plant
cost system. 15158.
Ganarse la moza. (Drama) 8352.
Ganarse la vida. (Drama) 5046.
Gandy (LL. C.) Caslon type & its ap-
propriate use. 26091.
Gangster, the girl and the cop.
(Drama) 27590.
Gannett (W. H.) pub., ine. Marshall
(Mrs. T. R.) Preserve the Amer.
home. 4566.
Garcia (Eliseo) Our school system
for Mexico. 3723.
Garcia (Luis Fernindez) See Fer-
nindez Garcia (Luis)
Garcia Alvarez (Enrique) :
Casa de los ecrimenes. 5004.
Conferencia de Algeciras. 31701.
Escala de Milan. 31749
Freseura de Lafuente. 5044.
Remolino. 11148.
Virgenes paganas.
Garcia Conde (Louis)
su alteza. 31975.
Garcia Pacheco (Francisco) :
Amores de aldea. 2778.
Giraldina. 13934.
Bet on Cupid. 10965.
Garcia Pimental (J.) Bet on Cupid.
10965.
Garcia Poreel (Juan) Ultimas rosas.
ayia ®
Garden of Allah.
32371.
(Drama) 11029.
Garden of love.
Garden of shadows. (Motion picture)
3724.
2956.
Preceptor de
(Motion picture)
16945.
Gardeners & florists’ annual.
1599
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Gardner (Bertram) Inspectors read
this carefully. 29124.
Gardner (EF. F.):
Okl. world. 100 phototones of the
world’s foremost motion picture
stars. 4392.
Winning wealth from Oklahoma
oil. 6724.
Gardner (KE. V.) Dynamite in fish
culture. 3725.
Gardner (F. C.) West Palm Beach,
Fla., map. 3076.
Gardner (H. A.) :
How to finish & paint Arkansas
soft pine. 26092.
Marine paints. 9610.
Rept. on impregnated panel tests
& fire retardant paints. 38726.
Specifications & data on painting
& finishing southern yellow pine.
17657.
Gardner (Jack)
teur. 31625.
Gardner (W. E.) Office of interces-
sion for religious education. 20278.
Garfield savings bank. Beautiful
coin bank free. 20279.
Garis (H. R.):
Jollie & Jillie Longtail. 23671.
Uncle Wiggily in the country.
Appeal for the ama-
20280.
Garland (Robert) Motoring in Md.
20281.
Garlick (Adeline) Song of the shell.
15154.
Garnett (L. A.) Master Will of Strat-
ford. 5099.
Garrard (lL. M.) Natl. utilities corp.
Agency M. O. S. 26778.
Garrett (Garet):
Delusions of German logic. [ete.]
1819-1823.
Germany on a blind errand. [etc.]
306-308.
Garrett (Harrison) Well preserved.
22647.
Garrido (Daniel) Fotografia femin-
ista. 2834.
Garrido (Manuel):
Neutralidad. 381926.
Piratas (Los) 31968.
Garside’s career (Drama) 27591.
Garvay (Andor) Wild Poppy. 16723.
Garvey-Anderson co. Most wonderful
book in the world. 26093.
Garvice (Charles):
Flapper’s dilemma. f[etc.] 20282-
20284.
Man she chose. 23672, 26094,
29125.
Garvin (J. L.):
Allies’ accord deepens. [ete.]
6725, 6726.
Garvin (J. L.)—Continued.
Allies forging boyeott to break
Prussian grip. f[ete.] 12271,
12272.
Asquith has saved his govt.
[ete.] 3809, 310.
Britain hears menace. f[ete.j
1824-1828.
Churchill & Fisher become friends
again. [ete.] 3727-3730.
Garvin, Okl., map. 11269.
Garzo (Felix) Virgenes paganas.
2956.
Gas, Kan., map. 14094.
Gas age. Natl. commer. gas. assn.
Registration list. 30274, 20274*.
Gas route. (Drama) 2842.
Gasaway (T. O.) Radium and our
combined methods for treating can-
cer. 9611.
Gascon (R. L.) Baton Rouge, La.,
map. 18967.
Gasoline. (Drama) 22426.
Gasoline habit. (Motion picture)
5564.
Gaspers (S. D.) We men & women.
32120.
Gaston (G. H.) Hist. & govt. of Chi-
cago. 9612, 15155.
Gatchell (A. E.) Dollars & sense.
[ete.] 1829, 1830.
Gate city. (Drama) 11030.
Gate city direct. co.:
Kansas City, Mo., direct. 29650.
Kansas City and "Rosedale, Kan.,
direct. 9944.
Gates (Eleanor):
Bogey man. 16501.
Poor little rich girl.
Gates (G. B.)
about belts. 15156.
Gates (H. L.) In Vanity Fair. 8389.
Gates (Worthington) :
California, map. 18975.
Diablo (Mount) map. 14086.
Gates of Eden. (Motion picture)
27829.
Gathering storm.
11414, 14258.
Gatts (G. H.)
Gault (R. H.):
Did the bull ring breed Mexico’s
Villas? 9613.
Why women willingly marry crip-
ples. 15157.
Gaumnitz (D. A.)
stock. 9614.
Gaumont co., lItd.:
Ultus, the man from the dead.
5954.
Vampires. 27961-27966, 32570,
32571.
Gaumont (Societe des establissments)
See Societe des establissments Gau-
mont.
22560.
Dollars and sense
(Motion picture)
Lucile. 31871.
Marketing of live
1600
Gavit (J. P.) Some inf’mation for
- mother. 15158.
ae, D. B.)
Ga Pikes Peak, Grand
Canyon, & Yellowstone
log bk.
Gay (M. C.) Garden of the East.
— 17658, 29130.
Gay Lord Waring.
8751.
Gaylord, Mich., map. 22711.
Gearhart (C. A.) Corn culture. 6727.
Geary (J. V.) Folklore stories of the
Eskimos of Alaska. 3731.
Ge Mortar board. 26724
In memory of the G. A.
(Motion picture)
Food economics.
Gefliigelziichter jahrbuch. 18381.
Gehman (H. E.) What everybody
- Wants to know. 15159.
Gehrs (J. H.) One hundred exercises
in agriculture. 20286.
Geier (P. A.) co. Royal sales man-
ual. 15160.
Geis (W. H.) jr. Awakening of Jane
Blackwell. 17659.
Geiseking (Fred.) Xmas saving bk.
square deal profit sharing plan.
| 9615.
Geissler (A. D.) New York talking
machine co. Merchandising helps
for Victor dealers. 30359.
Gelbert (Alfred) Full speed chemi-
= ¢al lab. Universal mechanical
7 necessity. 1816.
Geltz (M. C.) Death the price of sin.
fete.} 311, 312.
Gem, Id., map. 1275.
Gem Co., Id., direct. 25688.
. Gemberling (Adelaide) Day of judg-
od
ment. 18817.
_ Gendre de M. Poirier. (Drama)
32080.
General basic products co. Some help-
__ ful suggestions. 23678.
General carpet cleaning co. Preserv-
ing the beauty of Oriental rugs.
12273.
General chemical co. Neil (M. H.)
Ryzon baking book. 24242, 26782.
General drafting co., inc. This cir-
cular describes a new & totally dif-
ferent map. 29131.
General electric co.:
Bulletin. 313, 1832, 6728, 9616,
12274, 20287, 23674, 26096,
29132.
Edison lamp works of Generai
elec. o. Bulletin. 12148,
25905, 28902.
Ivanhoe regent works of Gen.
elec. co. Catalog. fete.]
29545, 29546.
General film co., ine.:
Clayton (Marguerite) Star tells
girls how to save their beauty.
28617.
Craig (Nell) Only rich girls can
enter films. 28680.
Eyton (Bessie) Chance visit to
studio. 25962.
Gray (Gordon) Why is a Matinee
idol. 29183.
Larkin (George)
daredevil. 26554.
Mack (Hughie) Fat man’s bur-
How to be a
den. 29984.
Reed (Vivian) Actresses kepv
poor buying latest fashions.
30714.
Just plain clothes. 27025.
Gen. fire extinguisher co. Heating de-
luxe. fete.] 291386, 291387.
General fireproofing co.:
G. F. allsteel housing of records.
20300.
Substructural waterproofing. 314.
Waterproofing hand book. 26109.
General forwarding co. General for-
warding company’s routing guide.
6730.
General George Washington.
8327**.
General Gerschelman. (Drama) 31780.
Genl. Grant’s drummer in the battle
of Shiloh representing North and
South. (Drama) 11081.
General laboratories. Gen. disinfect-
ing. 12281.
General mercantile co.
17660.
General ry. signal co.:
A-P-B absolute permissive block
(Drama)
Grocery Dk.
system, 29138.
Direct-curreut electric signal ap-
plianeces. 23684.
G-R-S__ electro-mechanical inter-
locking machines. 6731.
General roofing mfg. co.:
Arbitration is the twentieth cen-
tury means of settling disputes.
[ete.] 26110, 26111.
Catalog of certain-teed products.
fete.] 20301-20304.
Efficiency. 37382.
Finest barn in New England is
covered with certain-teed. [ete.]
6732-6734.
Natl. guard. 23685.
Real guarantee. 12282.
General vehicle co., ine.:
G. V. electric ice trucks.
12283-12285.
Mill yard trucking. 20305.
Genesee ady. service. How to sell
goods by mail. 315.
Genesee Co., Mich., direct. 29070.
Genesee Co., Mich., map. 32208.
[ete.]
1601.
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v.18
a i
Genesee pure food co. Jell-o, Amer-
ica’s most famous dessert. 3733.
Genio de Le6én. (Drama) 2848.
Genius. (Drama) 31990.
Gentle art of burglary. (Motion pic-
ture) 16946.
Gentle volunteer. (Motion picture)
11408.
(Drama) 8353.
(Motion picture)
Gentleman Jack.
Gentleman of nerve.
a2ol2.
Gentleman to his wife. (Drama)
16558.
Gentlemen, think it over. (Drama)
5047.
Gentlewoman. Andrea (A. L.) Bak-
ing powder facts. [etc.] 3209, 3210.
Gentry, Mo., map. 14095.
George (Edgar) Song of the Ford.
6735.
George (Georgia):
Baldness, badge of civilization.
[ete.] 6736-6741.
Gray hair. [ete.] 9618~—9620.
George (H. M.) Christmas greeting.
26112.
George (Llewellyn) Planetary daily
guide for all. 3734.
George (R. H.) Europe, map. 32199.
George. (Drama) 8354.
George is dead. (Drama) 11082.
George Peabody college for teachers.
Type studies & lesson plans. 3735,
20306, 23686.
George Washington memorial assn.,
R. I. advisory council, nation wide
citizens’ movement. 29139.
George Washington natl. highway
assn. Proclamation of route of the
George Washington natl. highway.
15161.
Georgelin (Frank) Chicken all the
time in sunny Cal. 3737.
Georgetown, Mass., direct. 17578.
Georgetown, Tex., map. 16792.
Georgia, map. 1276, 3023, 16793,
16794, 18997, 22712.
Georgia weather chart calendar.
29140.
Georgiana, Ala., map. 82209.
Georgie’s night out. (Drama) 22427.
Geraghty (F. J.) Lake Co., IIL,
map. 11281.
Geraldine, Mont., map. 14096.
Gerard (Barney):
Follies of the night. 31768.
Some show. 22597.
What does the public want?
22649.
Gerber (S. W.) Going up! 13940.
Gerbidon (Marcel):
Coq en pate. 5013.
Mari garcon. 24986.
Gerdes (John) Law of libel. 122886.
Gerhold (G. 8.) Vision. 12250.
Gericke (Walther) Treller und co.
25061.
Gerlach-Barklow co.:
I am the calendar. 316.
What makes a man or woman de-
cide to become your customer.
[ete.] 18384, 1835.
Germ 0’ soil co.:
Alfalfa facts. 29141.
Facts for bean growers.
Germ of mystery.
19171.
German (Alfred Deutsch-)
Deutsch-German (Alfred)
German American. 22428,
Gerinan Amer. press assn.:
Hamel (Juanita) Girls of the sec-
ond floor back. 20411, 23758,
1836.
(Motion picture)
See
29245.
Walter (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. 8118, 10836, 13737,
16374, 18695, 22185, 24790, 31400.
German Amer. trust & savings bank,
Los Angeles, Cal., map. 5292.
German-Amer. trust co. Results,
[ete.] 317, 318.
German insur. bank. Fifty-week say-
ing deposit plan. 29142,
German medical institution. Ret-
tungs-anker. 6742.
Germano (Antonio) Colonna (Dora)
Mother’s malediction.
Germany, map. 5271.
Germond (H. §S.) jr.:
N. Y. revolving portable elevator
co. How to pile. 15842,
— Motor driven revolvators.
fete.] 13034, 130385.
Germs and microbes. (Motion pic-
9315.
ture) 8752.
Gernsback (Sidney) Wireless course.
319.
Gers (H. R.) Ways of the heart.
5224.
Gerstenberg (Alice):
Buffer. 4998.
Fools’ station. 27583.
Overtones. 16642, 321197.
Pepper & salt. 22555.
Pot boiler. 18894.
Settling the war. 2923.
Gerstenberg (C. W.):
Conduct of corporate meetings.
6743.
Problems in corp. finance. [ete.]
3738, 3739.
Problems in private finance.
26113.
Protecting securities in failing
companies. 9621.
Gertie’s awful fix. (Motion picture)
5565.
Gertie’s busy day. (Motion picture)
5566.
1602
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
- Gertie’s gasoline glide. (Motion pic-
ture) 11409.
Gertrude. (Drama) 31782.
Geschichte des vélkerkrieges, 29148.
Geschlagen, ein abschluss. (Drama)
22404.
Gesswein (A. J.) Great political situ-
ation. 3740.
Gest (W. P.) Advantages offered by
trust co. for the administration of
charitable funds. 9622.
Getchell (E. L.) Civil service manual.
26114.
Getchell (M. C.)
bunehberry. 2934.
Spruce cone and
Getting a start. (Drama) 16559.
Getting acquainted. (Drama) 16560.
Getting away with it. (Drama)
31781.
Getting back to Chicago. (Drama)
31783.
Getting by. (Motion picture) 22890.
Getting his story. (Drama) 2844.
Getting the goods on Gertie. (Motion
picture) 16947.
Geyer (Albert):
Coward. 65014.
Psychic & rube.
Tong war. 8537.
Geyer (Andrew) Who makes it &
where. 18755.
22567.
Geyer (Siegfried) Viererzug. 8556.
Gfaller (Rud.) Dumme August.
16533.
Ghoses or not’ ghoses. (Drama)
31784
Ghost. (Motion picture) 27963.
Ghost of a chance. (Motion picture)
25260.
Ghost of Lady Marr. (Drama)
14251.
Ghost ship. (Motion picture) 32533.
Giant powder. (Motion picture)
323738.
Giant powder co., con.:
Better boulder breaking with
Giant powder. [etc.] 9623~-
9627.
Better ditching. f[ete.] 23687-
23690.
Better orchard tillage. 17661.
Gibbon (Perceval):
Big British warship force way of
Baltic. [ete.] 12287-12291.
Czernowitz warned of Russian at-
tack. [ete.] 17662-17669.
Gibbons (F. P.) Cavalry minus
horses. [etce.] 23691-23696.
Gibbons (James, cardinal) Four
hopes for the republic. 3741.
Gibbons (M. J.) My own story. 6744,
9628.
Gilbert (—)
Gibbons (Robert Hume-)
Gibbons (Robert)
Gibbs & Winans. Ann. summer schl.
for commer. organization secretaries.
See Hume-
Rept. of lectures. 19449.
Gibbs mfg. co. Gibbs toys for little
girls & boys. 9633.
Gibney (J. H.) Pepita. 22554.
Gibson (A. H.)
Gibson (E. L.):
Myrtle McCabe. 84385.
Romance of Hannah Van Horn.
112,
Winning of Kitty. 85783.
Gibson (F. H.) Adjusting & repair-
ing the human machine, 20307.
Gibson (Gerolt):
Half-married.
In the toils.
Gibson (R. R.)
Obstacle, 5123.
22437,
5062.
Mr. Jack. 5105.
Gibson (W. L.) Honk-honk-maybe.
24958.
Gibson (W. W.) Battle, and other
poems. §278*.
Gibson art co. Dillon (Tom) My
mother. 23521.
Gidley (W. S.):
Adventure in realism. 4981.
Honeymoon holdup. 2856.
Hoodoo escalator. 2857.
Two of a kind. 8551.
Gielow (M. S.):
Line up for Uncle Sam. 6748.
Mothers of men. 15162.
Gieske (George) Care of the piano.
29144.
Giesy (S. 4H.) Waiting Wilson.
20308.
Giffin (D. E.) War. 14057.
Gifford (C. B.) Taking notes in ad-
justment of old accounts. 320.
Gifford-Wood co. Wagon loaders.
6749.
Gift of time. (Drama)
Gil y Zarate (Antonio)
bueno. 21792*.
Jung muss man sein!
27584.
Guzman el
22471.
Gilbert (B. L.) Patter chatter. 6750.
Gilbert (J. E.) Gilbert piano player
installing co. Installing piano play-.
ers in silent pianos. 15163.
Gilbert (J. W.) Seventh angel. 29145.
Gilbert (L. E.) My mother’s chair.
23697.
Gilbert (L. N.):
Controlling a husband. 2803.
Lessons in French. 2880.
Gilbert piano player installing co.
stalling piano players in
pianos. 151683.
Gilbertsville, N. Y., maap. 27715.
Gilded cage. (Motion picture) 25261.
Gilded life. (Motion picture) 32374.
Gilded spider. (Motion picture) 8753.
In-.
silent:
1603
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v.13
Giles (J. T.) Elements of spelling.
6751.
Giles (Joseph) Tickled to death.
22622.
Giles (Josephine) Hurricane wooing.
11055.
Giles (M. C.)
Giles (W. R.):
Chicago loan is approved.
29146-29149.
China faces a money crisis. 12292.
China in a yielding mood. [etc.]
23698-23700.
Fear annexation by Japan. 26115.
Hankow riot is laid to plot. 17670.
Japanese are aiding revolt of Chi-
Man of mark. 6752.
nese. 9634.
Japan’s word held broken. [etc.]
20309, 20310.
Offers $500,000,000 to China.
15164.
Giles (William) :
Hurricane wooing. 11055.
Tickled to death. 22622.
Giles remedy co. Hog welfare. [etc.]
23701, 23702.
Gilkyson (T. W.) Always ridiculous.
16488.
Gill (D. 8S.) Home. 17671.
Gill (Ruby) Failures. 16548.
Gillam (M. M.) Bigger, better bus.
1837.
Gillard (L. V.) In defense of home
and country. 83888.
Gillespie (G. F.):
Ah-Tee-Tee. [ete.] 29150, 29151.
Gillespie’s guide, street & car
direct. 17672.
Gillespie’s guide, street & car direct.
17672.
Gillespy (F. G.) Child’s bk. of holi-
day plays. 24916*.
Gillet (H. O.) Practical English.
T7670.
Gillick co. (Rockwell Don) My
Argentina queen. 24464.
Gillingwater (Claude) :
After seven years. 18789.
Frame-up. 16555.
$5,000 reward. 16738.
Gillis & Geoghegan. G & G telescopic
hoist. 203811.
Gillmore (Jane) Dearlove Loring.
26116.
Gillmore (N. C.) Flotsam & jetsam.
26117.
Gillpatrick (Wallace) Pecadora.
31963.
Gilman (S. B.) Mr. Pratt. 13988.
Gilman, Mont., map. 11270.
Gilmer (A. H.) King Shakespeare.
8393*.
Gilmore (A. B.) Louisiana. Direct.
of La. sugar planters. 15634.
[ete. ] )
Gilmore (G. C.) Hope Foster’s Christ-
mas star. 24991.
Gilmore (W. C.)
17300.
Giménez (Ger6énimo):
Castafiuelas. 2796.
Cenicienta. 13901.
Cine-fantomas. 8298.
Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Ginisty (Paola) Caso di coscienza.
24913.
Ginn & co.:
Coriolanus (Tragedy of) 24924*,
Guzman el bueno. 31792*,
King John. 24967*.
King Richard the Second. 16588*.
King Richard the Third. 31840*,
Miner (G. W.) Teachers’ ref. bk.
7367.
Moore (EF. C.) Outlines to accom-
pany What is educa. 4262.
Buffalo trail.
Romeo & Juliet (Tragedy of)
25032*.
Ruskin (John) King of the
Golden River. 21680.
Smith (D. E.) Math. portraits &
pages. 13487.
Williamson (George) Louisiana.
22288.
Woodruff (C. S.) New bk. of
Vermont taxes & partial pay-
ments. 2753.
Ginorio (José Gonzflez)
lez Ginorio (José)
Ginther (W. P.) Special hints to
emergency tax payers. 3742.
Gioconda. (Drama) 2845.
Giovannitti (Arturo) Green lantern.
11037.
Gipple (R. A.) Violets. 20312.
Giraldina. (Drama) 138934.
Girard, O., direct. 27441.
Girault (C. B.) Gather up the frag-
ments. 321.
13935.
Girl. (Drama)
Girl and the sailor. (Drama) 27592.
(Drama) 1060.
Girl and the sinner.
Girl at the curtain. (Motion picture)
See Gonz&-
14252.
Girl at the fort. (Drama) 8355.
Girl detective. (Motion picture)
27830.
Girl from Drake’s landing. (Drama)
31785.
Girl from the East. (Motion picture)
25269.
Girl from the movies. (Drama)
8356.
Girl from upstairs. (Drama) 8357.
Girl God made for Jones. (Motion
picture.) 323875.
Girl in lower 9. (Motion picture)
16948.
Girl in the coffin. (Drama) 5146.*
1604
"hos. 1-12, 1916
‘Girl of Gold Gulch. (Motion picture)
14258.
Girl of Lost Lake. (Motion picture)
_ 19172.
_ Girl of the flying X. (Drama) 1061.
Girl that aed matter. (Motion pic-
Girl up-stairs. (Drama) 1062.
Girl who didn’t tell. (Motion picture)
+ 22891.
~Girl who drank milk. (Drama)
od ad
Girl who feared daylight. (Motion
picture) 8755.
irl who had no chance. (Drama)
* 9858.
Girl who paid. (Drama) 13936.
hg won (Motion picture)
_ Girl with the green eyes. (Motion pic-
ture) 11411.
Girls. (Drama) 27593.
Girls at his billet. 2349, 4403.
Girl’s cross roads. (Drama)
Girls’ kalendar. 29152.
_ Giroux (B. M.) Kilauea. 13966.
_ Gisholt machine co. True costs at low
expense. 29153.
18834.
_ Gissler (August) Sailor’s yarns.
j 29154.
_ Gist & jest of it. 548, 2196.
Givan (J. W. H.) Union adv. agency.
' Special adv. campaigns. 22106.
_ Give & take. (Drama) 22430.
Giving the bride away. (Drama)
31945.
Glacier Park & its picturesque inhabi-
tants. (Motion picture) 27831.
_ Glacken (R. M.):
; Comparative size of continents.
6753.
Glacken constant
cooker. [ete.]
Glad girl. (Drama)
Glad news. 3743.
Gladding dry goods eo. Proper care
& repair of furs. 6754.
Glamour. (Drama) 11034.
_ Glance ahead. (Drama) 31786.
_ Glasgow (Agnes):
Magnus leonis. 11086.
March winds. 2886.
Glasgow, Ky., map. 3024.
Glaspell (Susan):
Suppressed desires. 32058.
Trifles. 32086.
Glass (Dudley) Stories of the opera.
> [ete.] 9635.
Glass (Montague):
Ambassador a job. [ete] 1838-
1842.
Birsky & Zapp analyze the movies.
[ete.] 3744-3747.
Birsky & Zapp on Mexico. [ete.]
6755-6758.
T7396—17——10
water level
17673, 17674.
11033. .
INDEX
Glass (Montague)—Continued.
Birsky & Zapp on presidents out
of work. [etc.] 322, 323.
Capture Villa? Stop talking non-
Sense. [etce.] 12296-12298.
Making over Milton. 18865.
This here, now, Marcus of Queens
Borough. 9636.
Glass (S. J.) Perpetual calendar.
9637.
Glassburn (R. P.) Proving ground.
5155.
Glassford (Andrew)
Island. 11201.
Glazer (B. F.):
Master. 24989.
Stubborn primadonna, 32052.
Gleason (BE. A.) Gleasons presto time
calculator. 15165.
Gleave (Fred) Bull’s eye. 6759.
Glen bros., ine. Fiftieth anniv., Glen-
wood nursery. 3748.
Glen Saint Mary nurseries co.
Saint Mary nurseries. 23703.
Glen telep. direct. 20313, 29156.
Glendive, Mont., direct. 2237.
Trip to Coney
Glen
Glenn (C. R.) Book of facts, &e.
3749.
Glenn (W. F.) Cream producers
guide. 17675.
Glick -(C. C.)
Glick ._(G. G.)
Glieson (John)
Glinger (Adolf)
11000,
Glitter of life. (Drama) 13937.
Globe, Ariz., direct. 29157.
Globe clock co. Instructions. 20314.
Globe democrat. Globe democrat chil-
dren’s page. 3750.
Globe engraving & electrotype co.:
Globe engraving & electrotype co.’s
logarithmic scale of proportions.
Third proposal. 11190.
Principles. 1154.
Good old days. 1064.
Dead sweetheart.
15166.
Logarithmic scale of proportions.
26118.
Globe machinery & supply co. Cata-
log. 23704.
Globe overall co., inc. You are judged
by the overalls you sell. 15167.
Globe pub. co.: :
Breniser (R. D.) Confidential
instr. on the list compiling bus.
9195.
Start a business of your own.
9638
Globe refining co. Globe white seal
motor oil. 20315.
Globe seat cover Co.
ers. 20316.
Globe trotting with Hy Mayer.
tion picture) 8756.
Globe seat cov-
(Mo-
1605
INDEX
Globe-Wernicke co.:
Books for the farm home. 29158.
Gift of gab. 23705.
Gloriana. (Motion picture) 25262.
Gloria’s romance
8757, 8758, 8759, 11412-11414, 14254—
14262, 16949-16956, 19173-19184,
22892-22897.
Glorious fool. (Drama) 8359.
Glorious game. (Drama) 13938.
Glory of their years. (Drama)
22431.
Gloucester, Mass., direct. 23706.
Gloucester, Mass., map. 25120.
Gloucester, O., map. 5272.
Glove & the ring. (Motion picture)
22997.
Glover (H. B.) co. Nightie bk. 1848.
Glow man (Drama) 2846.
Gluck (C. W. von) Iphigenie auf
Tauris. 31827.
Gluck’s visitor. (Drama)
Gliicklicher unfall. (Drama)
Glynn (Billee):
Eternal tangle. 8336.
Her first night married.
Glynn (M. B.)
2962*.
16562,
1074.
Utility guinea pig.
23707.
Go-between. (Motion picture) 11415.
Goad of jealousy. (Motion picture)
23053.
Goat. (Drama) 5048, 13939.
Gobel (G. L.) May gladness reign.
[ete.] 3824, 325.
Goblin guests. (Drama) 14046%.
Goblin stone. (Drama) 24916*.
God & the baby. (Motion picture)
14263.
Goddard (C. W.) Occult power.
18880.
Goddard (Charles):
Levitation. 5081.
Mysteries of Mona. 5117.
Goddard (H. H.) Defective Ameri-
eans. 20317.
Goddard (L. J.) Farms that pay.
6760.
Goddard (S. F.)
map. 27765.
Goddard (W. B.) G. M. & M. mfg.
co. Don’t swat the fly. 304.
Goddess of peace & the king of war.
(Drama) 24949.
Yavapai Co., Ariz.,
Godfrey (P. F.) Gypsy trail. 11038.
Godoy (Ramén de) En el camino.
31744.
Gods & little fishes. (Drama) 5049.
God’s country & the woman. (Motion
picture) 8760.
God’s' crucible. (Motion picture)
32376.
God’s half acre. (Motion picture)
19185.
Godsend. (Drama) 18885.
(Motion picture) .
ptt, 1% 8. v.52
Goebel (J.) Des meeres und der liebe
wellen. 11001*.
Goeffert (J. M.)
3020, 18992.
Goering (Paul) & co.:
Canton, O., direct. 23321.
Dayton, O. Dayton news 1916
classified bus. direct. 25833.
Dayton, O., direct. 23484.
St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis republic
classified direct. 7794.
St. Louis republic classified direct.
Flint, Mich., map.
10569.
ee O., direct. 21904,
2721
Goérner ( o “£9 Schneewittchen und
die sieben zwerge. 32012.
Goerz (C. P.) Amer. optical co. Goerz
lenses. 26119.
Goes (Bertha) Youngest dryad.
22661.
Goethe (H. T.) E. T. system of mo-
tion picture instruction. 23708.
Goethe (J. W. von):
Faust. 22420*.
Fischerin. 8483.
Goetz (Hermann) Taming of the
shrew. 5195.
Goetz von Berlichingen. (Drama)
10987*.
Goff (S. B.) sr.:
Gambler. 29159.
Lecture on the life of the nation.
9639.
Goggio (Emilio) Due commedie
moderne. 31737*.
Gogol (Nicolay) Inspector-general.
31824.
Going to the wedding. (Drama)
24950.
Going up! (Drama) 13940.
Going up. (Motion picture) 8852.
Going West to make good.
picture) 11416.
Gold (Anna) How I became the fast-
est stenographer in America, 26120,
Gold, & the woman. (Motion pic-
ture) 5567.
Gold band. (Motion picture) 25263.
Gold car heating & lighting co. Gold
systems. 23716.
Gold cigarette case.
(Motion
(Motion picture)
25357.
Gold diggers. (Drama) 22482.
Gold dust. (Motion picture) 5568.
Gold gab ich fiir eisen!
8360, 11035.
Gold medal camp furniture mfg. co.
Gold medal fold-up portable houses,
tent & garage frames. 9640.
Gold Reef district, Cal., map. 32210.
Gold ship. (Motion picture) 19186.
Gold spider. (Motion picture) 32377.
Goldberg (A. M.) Toreadora. 32083.
Goldberg (Dora) Ellen Young. 11006.
(Drama)
1606 -
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Goldberg (Isaac):
Amazon of ffiction in Brazil.
26121.
House of mirrors. 16970.
Marcus (S. H.)
head. 18038.
Sunny morning. 82056.
Goldberg (Maurice) Wage tables.
23717.
Songs of God-
Goldberg (Michael):
Cohen and Levy. 10990.
Divine power. 22405.
Wife on instalments, 32143.
Goldberg (S. T.) House of mirrors.
16970.
Goldburg (J. J.)
16970.
Golde (George) & co. Silk shirts.
15168
House of mirrors.
Golden (John) River of souls. 5171.
Golden (Meyer):
Procrastination. 5152.
That mysterious love. 5199.
Golden age of Greece. 3471.
Golden age pub. co. Smith (William)
Fall and rise of man. 381020.
Golden apple. (Drama) 27594.
Golden ball. (Drama) 1063.
Golden boot. (Motion picture)
14264.
Golden chance. (Motion picture)
5569.
Golden lies. (Motion picture)5570.
Golden pin. (Drama)27595.
Golden thought. (Motion picture)
32378.
Goldenberg (W. B.)
Goldenburg (G. D.)
5 31710.
- Goldfrap (J. H.) Ocean wireless boys
' on the Pacific. 17954.
Golding (W. M.) How to keep hogs
healthy. 15169.
Goldknopf (Abraham) Child, the bk.
& the telephone. 5006.
Goldman costume co. Wales (Betty)
dressmakers. Betty Wales in bus.
16364.
Goldsmith (M. A.)
9641
Goldsmith (Milton):
Reign of Reno. 16665.
Sully’s tribulations. 27667.
Goldsmith (P. 4H.) Satisfaction.
22580.
Goldsmith pub. co.:
Children of all nations. 3751.
Goldsmith (M. A.) Bk. of games.
9641.
Goldstein (David) Penalty of justice.
25018.
Sonnets. 12299.
Cousin Gene.
Bk. of games.
Goldstein (H. M.) Quest. on Pan-
coast & Shelly’s first bk. in English
hist. 12426.
Goldstein (H. S.) Lah-y’ shaw-riem
Tehilaw. 1095*.
Goldstein (Nathan) Climax of poli-
tics. 31697.
Goldstein (Robert) Spirit of ’76.
12300.
Golfers magazine co.:
Davis (J. G.) Golf reminiscences.
19962.
Dunn-Webb (Jfrs. Gourlay) Iron
play. 20059.
Evans (W. H.) Merion cricket
club. 20142.
Fargo (H. D.) Hagen wins west-
ern open. 20221,
Favargue (W. G.)
invaluable. 20225.
Golf lessons
Grip & stance. 23654.
Method of driving. [ete]
29092, 29093.
Swing. 26075.
Harvey (F. L.) Lie of the club.
[ete.] 20452, 20433.
Hilton (H. H.) Leong or short
shafts. 23810.
Value of putting.
Ouimet (Francis)
9765.
Iron club play.
26924.
Patton (A. N.) Golf fashions.
10433.
Packard (A. T.) Horton golf
stroke exercise. 30539.
Roberts (A. E.) Good caddying.
21649.
Stout (R. T.) Ask the Egyptians.
7971.
Last drive. 21952, 24668,
_ 27289, 31140.
Stuart (Katharine) British
women golfers. [ete.] 31147,
31148.
—— Mashie & iron play. 24670.
Science of putting. 21960.
Wooden club. 27296.
Vardon (Harry) Some import-
ant trifles. 27419.
Webling (W. H.) Mr. Domby’s
defeat. 22201.
Gollos (A. M.) Practical study at the
theatre. 326.
Gonzilez de Lara (Manuel):
Escuela de Venus. 2826.
Maldici6én gitana. 31877.
Pa vestir santos. 31951.
GonzAlez del Toro (Ricardo):
Cine-fantomas. 8298.
Valiente capitan. 11212.
Gonzalez Ginorio (José) Lectura in-
fantil. 29160.
Gonzilez Rendon (Aurelio) Galtlito y
Belmonte. 2841.
Good (D. C.) Good’s index. 17676,
28161.
1607
INDEX
pt. 1, nb. s., v.13
Good (E. 8.) Good (D. C.)
index. 17676, 29161.
Good (V. A.) Pledge of the endless
chain movement for a saloonless na-
Good’s
tion. 3752.
Good and evil. (Motion picture)
19187.
Good Friday. (Drama) 5049*.
Good furniture magazine:
Covell (A. T.) Library.
14876, 14877.
Eberlein (H. D.)
Lete. ]
Well appointed
guest room. 15045.
Holliday (M. F.) Wicker furni-
ture. 15308.
Wells (G. T.) Individuality &
hospitality. 16381.
Good King Arthur. (Drama) 27580*,
29162.
(Motion pic-
Good morning calendar.
Good morning, judge.
ture) 323879.
Good natured fellow.
Good night, nurse.
(Drama) 8361.
(Motion picture)
11417.
Good old days. (Drama) 1064,
Good ship Nancy Lee, (Drama)
§362.
Good sportsmen’s club of Turlock.
Standards of good sportsmanship.
23718. .
Good woman, (Motion picture)
32380.
Goodell & co. Duratex shirts & fur-
hnishings by mail. 23719.
Goodenough (G. A.) Heat.
yoodhue (M. P.):
Cortland, Homer & MeGrawville,
N. Y., direct. 14870.
Fulton, N. Y., direct. 29117.
Waverly, N. ¥. & Sayre & Athens,
Pa., direct. 24797.
Goodkind publicity co.
15170.
How, why &
when. 20318.
Goodman (A. H.) Rachel’s inspira-
tion. 22568.
Goodman (A. P.) Farm, stock &
home. Merchant’s co-operative game.
23626.
Goodman (Edward):
Kugenically speaking. 32119*.
Washington square plays. 32119*.
Goodman (Emanuel) lLudicrous side
of the Panama-Pacifie internatl.
expos. 12301.
Goodman (J. E.):
His honor. 11047.
Making over Milton.
Trapped. 5208.
Treasure Isiand.
Goodman (W. A.)
age table. 1844.
Goodmann (Gustav) America first.
979.
Goodnow (EF. J.) Absolutism almost
a necessity for China. 3753.
18865.
8543.
Goodman’s aver-
Goodrich (Arthur):
Yes or no. 5232.
Back wages. 31640.
Goodrich (B. F.) ¢o.:
Goodrich. 9642, 12303.
Goodrich route bk. of Pla. 26122,
Goodrich route bk. of Ohio. 29163.
Mr. Squeegee says, 15171.
Motor trucks of America. 12308.
Norton (8S. V.) Devices that
make for motor truck efficiency.
24366.
Rules of the road. 17678.
Yor entrics of maps, see this In-
dex, under names of places.
Goodrich. 12302.
Goodsell (B. W.):
Can you make good the past?
[ete.] 96438, 9644,
Vampire. 12304.
Goodwillie (D. M.) ¢o. Bottlers’ boxes.
12305.
Goodwin (H. L.) Precaution the best
way to avoid sickness in poultry.
3754.
Goodwin (W. M.) Christian science,
960.
Goodwin (Wess) Short talks. 20319.
Goody-goody’s daughter. (Drama)
1065.
Goodyear (I. C.) Supplement to the
Divine order and reality of being.
1845.
Goodyear (L. E.):
Amer. bkkeeping series. 20320,
29164.
Habit club cash record system.
3755.
Goodyear-Marshall pub. co.:
Goodyear (L. E.) Amer. bKkeep-
ing series. 20320, 29164.
Habit club cash record sys-
tem. 3755.
Goodyear tire & rubber co.:
Cord tires. 17679.
Cost-per-mile and inflation charts.
15172.
Encycl. of Goodyear mechanical
rubber goods. [ete.] 20321-—
20324, 23720.
Goodyear manual [ete.] 12306—
12308.
Goodyear rims. 9645.
Goodyear rims. [ete.] 29165,
29166.
Gopher. 15173.
Goose Creek line. (Drama) 27596.
Gora piesi. (Drama) 2847.
Gordan (Gilbert) Health funding co.
Contract no. A. 12417.
Gordin (A. J.):
Captain Dreyfus. 2794.
Jokel, the opera-maker. 2871.
She declines the marriage offer.
2925.
1608
a =
s. 1-12, 1916
‘din (A. J.)—Continued.
Time of bloodshed. 32074.
Tragedie durch shpass. 2946.
; Why men love. 5227.
sordin (Anna) Captain Dreyfus.
2794.
Gordin (J. M.) Estate of:
Captain Dreyfus. 2794.
Jokel, the tent-maker. 2871.
She declines the marriage offer.
4 Tragedie durch shpass. 2946.
Why men love. 5227.
Gordin (Jacob):
Captain Dreyfuss. 2794.
She declines the marriage offer.
Time of bloodshed. 32074.
Tragedie durch shpass. 2946.
(Alan) Dorothy. 2818.
: (C. W.) Grand fleet. 6761.
( pion (Elizabeth) I wonder why.
“Gordon (G. A.) Vision of the dead.
a. (Grant):
Gordon-Detwiler advanced course
of Spanish. 26123.
Gordon - Detwiler conversational
and pictorial course of Spanish.
6762.
Vivier (Albert du) Cours de Fran-
cais elegant. 27421.
Gordon (H. S.) Estate of. Leve (J.
E.) Ferdinand Beyer preliminary
_ gsehl. for the pianoforte. 10070.
Gordon (Heinz) Extrabliitter. 8342.
11012.
Gordon (J. P.) co.:
Don’t kick. [etec.] 29167, 2916S.
Gordon convertible winter & sum-
mer top. [ete.] 26124, 26125.
Gordon seat covers. 17680.
Gordon (Marion) pseud. Cinderella’s
_ Christmas. 1846.
Gordon (Morris) Catalogue 100.
15174.
Gordon (Nellie) Dream girl. 31733.
Gordon (Samuel) Man who cried
7 quits. 31880.
Gordon & Detwiler. Gordon (Grant)
Gordon-Detwiler conversational &
pictorial course of Spanish. 6762.
Gordon tire & rubber co. Everrite
_ rubber goods. 9646.
_ Gordon-Van Tine co.:
Building material. [ete.] 3757-
3759, 29169.
How to build & finance your
home. 6763.
Gore (W. C.) Study outline. 17681.
Gorham co.:
Bronze lightning fixtures. [etc.]
1847-1850.
Chantilly. [ete.] 23733, 23734.
INDEX
Gorham co.—Continued.
Chesterfield. [ete.] 20325-20327.
Ecclesiastical department. 29170.
Etruscan in sterling silver table
& dinner ware. [etc.] 15175—
15177.
Gorilla-man. (Drama) 22433.
Gorin, Mo.. map. 27716.
Gorman (W. H. J.)
teeth. 8242.
Gorn (Solomon)
Gornall (H. K.)
Gorrell (C. R.)
Story of the
Slaves. 32027.
George.. 8354.
Gorrell piano chart.
6764
Gorrell (F. E.) secy. Natl. canners
assn. Canners direct. 26763.
Gorsse (Henry de) Exploits d’une
petite Francaise. 8341.
Gorsse y Forest (Lindau) Franz
Hallers. 31773.
Gorton (A. T.) Arith. by practice.
9647, 15178.
Goslin (W. R.) Sail on, Great Billy,
sail on. 17682.
Gospel art calendar.
Goss (A. W.)
ness. 5137.
Goss (Alice)
girl. 3760.
Goss (J. F.) In Vanity aes 8389.
Goss (R. F.) Absent on leave. 16480.
Gossard (H. W.) co.:
Gossard corsets. 23735.
Seventh semi-ann. proclamation of
20328.
Passing of the wilder-
Record of our baby
authoritative Gossard corset
styles. [etc.] 3761, 3762.
Gotebo, Okl., map. 8617.
Gotter (Karl) Musterblitter. 17683.
Gottfried (D. M.) Rules for blue sea
card games. 15179.
Gottron (F. J.) Geier (P. A.) co.
Royal sales manual. 15160.
Gould (A. J.) Ladies’ world filet
crochet bk. 26126.
Gould (E. H.) Three old meddlers.
32071.
Gould (G. B.):
Matching the coal to the plant.
1851.
Use & abuse of coal specifications.
6765.
Micro-photographs. 29171
Gould (M. P.) Bigger, better bus.
6766, 9653.
Gould (M. W.) Craven. 24925.
Gould (R. B.) Deschutes Valley, Or.,
map. 3013.
Gould (W. R.) McGarey (F. D.)
Minute bk. 20925.
Gould direct co. St. Louis, Mo., direct.
13378.
Goulding (Alf) In Mexico. 22457.
Goulding (Alma) Mine in the face
of death. 22507.
1609
INDEX
pt. I, n. 8; ¥. 13
Goulding (Edmund)
11006.
Goulds mfg. co.:
Air pressure & vacuum pumps.
[ete.] 9655-9659.
Rotary pumps. 26127.
Single-acting triplex
pumps. 20329.
Stock list. 10709, 13554.
Gourland. 9660.
Goussett (J. B.)
pressure
Lee, Lenox, Mass.,
direct. 12745.
Gove (C. M.) Elements of sewing.
26128.
Governor’s decision. (Motion picture)
25264.
Gowen (HE. A.) Beginners’ aid to
rapid music-reading. 3763.
Goyer (A. H.) MHoosier inter-state
mutual insur. co. Automobile in-
surance. 26273.
Grace Baptist church. Conwell (R.
H.) Chureh aid to _ patriotism.
[ete.] 64381-6435.
Graeffe (A. J.) Circumstantial evi-
dence & judicial murder. 31597.
Graettinger, Ia., map. 14097.
Graft. (Motion picture) 5571-5582,
8761-8764.
Grafton Notch, Mo., map. 14098.
Grafton pub. film co. Argonauts of
California, 1849. 14193.
Graham (A, A.) Graham's categories.
15180.
Graham (A. J.) & eco. Sexton (Chand-
ler) Key to Graham’s bus. short-
hand. 16161.
Graham (Abbie) Gift of leadership.
29172.
Graham (C. E.) & co:
Big animal paint book. [ete.]
26129-26135.
Roly poly animals. [ete.] 20330—
203832.
Graham (Eleanor) Poppy seed.
11134.
Graham (H. A.) jr., Contemporary
verse. 175, 3493, 6429, 12010,
14863.
Graham (P. C.) Fla’s. wonderful
beast. 29178.
Graham (R. W.):
Mischievous Maizie. 5104.
Windfall. 18954.
Graham (W. J.) Business insurance.
26136.
Graham of the north woods. (Drama)
1066.
Grain (Amelia) Grain (Amelia) co.
Catalogue. 9661.
Gramitica parda. (Drama) 31787.
Grammes (L. F.) & sons.:
Aluminum & brass figures. [ete.]
20333-20355.
Grammesine. 29174.
Ellen Young. | Grammes (L. F.) & sons—Continued.
Natl. selling co. Gilt metal price
tags. 21217.
Safety devices. 3764.
Grammesine. 29174.
Gran filén. (Drama) 11036.
Grand fleet. 6761.
Grand Forks, N. D.,-map. 18998.
Grand Junction, Col., direct. 3765.
Grand Ledge, Mich., map. 16795.
Grand Rapids, Mich., direct. 29175.
Grand Rapids calendar co.:
Ala. weather chart calendar.
27999.
Alaska weather chart calendar.
28000.
Ariz. weather chart calendar.
28111.
Arkansas weather chart calendar.
28112.
Cal. weather chart calendar.
28494.
Col. weather chart calendar.
28649.
Del. & Md. weather chart calen-
dar. 28774.
Fla. weather chart calendar.
[ete.] 29072.
Geo. weather chart calendar.
29140.
Id. weather chart talendar.
29425,
Ill. weather chart calendar.
29438.
Ind. weather chart calendar.
29454.
Ia. weather chart calendar.
29543.
Kan. weather chart calendar.
29651
Ken. weather chart calendar.
29696.
La. weather chart calendar.
29903.
Mich. weather chart calendar.
30139.
Minn. weather chart calendar.
30156
Miss. weather chart calendar.
30157.
Mo. weather chart calendar.
30161.
Mont. weather chart calendar.
30173
Neb. weather chart calendar.
30300.
New England weather chart cal-
endar. 30330.
N. J. weather chart calendar.
30332.
N. M. weather chart calendar.
30333.
N. Y. weather chart calendar.
30386.
1610
d
es
ee i ee te ee a a l,i
ee a a
nos. 1-12, 1916
penne Rapids calendar co,—Continued.
N. CC. weather chart calendar.
mA D. “weather chart calendar.
30490
O. weather chart calendar. 30521.
Okl weather chart calendar.
30522.
Or. weather chart calendar.
30529.
Pa. weather chart’ calendar.
30577.
S. C. weather chart calendar.
31057.
S. D. weather chart calendar.
31058.
Tenn. weather chart calendar.
31210.
Tex. weather chart calendar.
31218.
Utah weather chart calendar.
31356.
Va. weather chart’ calendar.
31387.
Wash. weather chart calendar.
31426.
W. Va. weather chart calendar.
31479.
Wis. weather chart calendar.
31552.
Wyo. weather chart calendar.
31575.
Grand Rapids direct co. Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., direct. 29175.
Grand Rapids savings bank calendar.
© 29176.
Grand Rapids show case co.
logue A-D. 3766.
Grand Rapids stationery co.:
Grand Rapids savings bank calen-
dar. 29176.
_ Our market calendar. 30532.
- Grand Traverse Co., Mich., map. 3025.
Grand united order of wise men &
women of the world. Articles of
incorp. 29177.
Grandmother’s cat. (Drama) 32094.
Grange (M.) McDonald (J. B.) On
; the Blind pig trail. 12815.
Granger (J. E.) Granger urinalysis
lab. Health audit. 23736.
Granger urinalysis lab. Health audit.
23736.
Granichstaedten (Bruno):
Auf befehl der herzogin. 22359.
Auf befehl der kaiserin! 16492.
Granite exchange co. Granite ex-
change co. confidential bk. & key.
26137.
Cata-
Granja de los amores. (Drama)
13941.
Granny. (Drama) 83863.
Grant (Judge)
Grant (FE. B.)
land. 21471."
See Grant (Robert)
Ned & Nan in Hol-
INDEX
Grant (J. T.):
Cross (x) in the map above.
29178.
Greetings from the border-land.
237387.
Song of El Paso. 15181.
Grant (J. W. D.) Building efficiency
of body and brain. 20356.
Grant (Lawrence) Final arbiter.
8345.
Grant (Lella) pseud. See Cullingford
4s
Grant (Robert) Impressions of the
war. 23738.
Grant City, Mo., map. 14099.
Grant Co., Ind., map. 18999.
Grant Co., Wash., direct. 19797.
Grant lands locating co. Oregon, map.
32255.
Grantham (J. M.) Human bank news.
29410.
Grantsburg, Wis., map. 32211.
Granville telep. co. Telep. direct.
15182, 29179.
22609.
Grapewin (C. E.) Stuck.
Grasp of greed (Motion picture)
14265.
Grasshopper. 327, 3770, 12310, 20357.
Grassmann (FE. J.) Elizabeth, N. J.,
map. 22699.
Grassrange, Mont., map. 14100.
Graton & Knight mfg. co. Treatise
on Sparton block type V belts.
29180.
Grattan (Lawrence):
Once a thief. 25010.
Red cross ball. 31994.
Rocking the boat. 11151.
Suspicious of hubby. 11179.
Grau (P..A.):
Hands off. 17684.
Stand-by. 12311.
Grauman (H. J.):
Meyer-Both co. Amer. style no.
fete.] 21049-21072.
— Christmas edition. [etc.]
26689-26705.
— Fashion ed., spring & sum-
mer. 4223.
— Sheet. 583, 4229, 7340, 10192,
10193, 12898, 15733, 18065,
24160, 35100.
Grauman (Sidney):
Twenty minutes at the Panama
exposition. 18937.
Twenty minutes in Coffee Dan’s.
18938.
Graustark. (Motion picture) 25342.
Graves (A. C.) What is the condition
of your skin. 15183.
Graves (A. G.):
Peace-preparedness
OTT
memorial.
1611
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.13
SS Eee
Graves (A. G.)—Continued.
Western states peace preparedness
league. Associate membership
application. 4905.
Graves (C. 8S.) Birth of Edurtchme.
15184.
Graves (D. N.) New Holland farms,
ine. Gateway to fertile lands.
[ete.] 13013, 13014.
Graves (E. K.) Fairy & the ladies of
the White House. 16544.
Graves (E. M.) Thread of life.
9662.
Graves (H. A.) Golden key to the
gates of pearl. 29181.
Graves (H. M.):
Brains plus. 2789.
Dorothy in Wis. 5025.
Goody-goody’s daughter.
Hot-house flower. 5059.
Leola’s romance. 16681.
Welding force. 11219.
Graves (M. C.) Golden key to the
gates of pearl. 29181.
Graves (O. M.) Freehand lettering.
26138.
Gravestein (K. E.) Nation’s prayer
to the soul of Washington. 20358.
Gravy. (Motion picture) 22898.
Grawcock (QO. D.) Worms & other
diseases of the hog. 29182.
Gray (A. A.) Dr. Gray’s win one
bring one campaign. 23739.
Gray (Barry):
Curse of a nation. 1018.
Yegged man. 8582.
Gray (C. W.) Progressive questions
arr. to aid the student. 26139.
Gray (Garry) Beginning of the end.
1065.
3772.
Gray (Gordon) Why is a matinee
idol. 29183.
Gray (J. R.):
Dauphin land co., ltd. Applica-
tion form. 12059.
Syndicated properties system.
6493.
Gray (Olive) pseud. See Miller
(Lucy)
Gray (R. D.) How to enlarge nega-
tives with parallax condenser.
1852.
Gray (R. H.) Railway connections &
junction points. 3773.
Gray (Tyndall) Little girl at play.
27621.
Gray (Velma) In quiet ways. 12312.
Gray (W. L.) Selected and graded
list of studies [ete.] 15185.
Gray-Adams engraving Co. Fairy
story toy theatre cut-out. 29184.
Gray-Heath co. Keep the cars roll-
ing. 29185.
Graybill (J. D.) Why masonry is.
20359.
Great adventure. (Motion picture
5583.
eat comn. prayer league. Suppose.
774. .
Great country. (Drama) 16563.
Great Falls mine of Md. Great Falls
mine, Md., map. 32212.
Great fur industry. (Motion picture)
27832.
Great Lakes, map. 22713.
sie Lakes-Atlantic highway, map.
73.
Great Lakes territory, map. 3026.
Great lioness. (Drama) 11086.
Great love. (Motion picture) 16957.
Great mistake. (Drama) 82017.
Great northern film co.:
Death kiss. 19147.
Wolo Czawienko. 19348.
Great pearl tangle. (Motion picture)
5584.
Great Plains road, map. 5274.
Great Plateau highway, map. 5275.
Great problem. (Motion picture)
S765.
(Drama) 31788.
Great rescue,
Great reward. (Drama) 16564.
Great sacrifice. (Motion picture)
23011.
Great smash. (Motion picture)
11418.
Great Stone Face. 21476.
Great temple of Rameswaren. (Mo-
tion picture) 27833.
Great western mutual Itd. live stock
insur. co. Equity co-insur. 1853.
Great western telep. co. Telep. direct.
12313.
Great wrong. (Drama) 31789.
Greater Ethiopia & progressive aid
assn. of the world. Guide. 9663.
Greater love. (Drama) 31758.
Greater love. (Motion picture)
17092.
Greater need. (Motion picture)
14266.
Greater obligation. (Motion picture)
19188.
Greater passion. (Drama) 16565.
Greater power. (Motion picture)
27834.
a oe wrong. (Motion picture)
766.
Greatest discovery. (Drama) 18836.
Greatest nation. (Drama) 1067.
Greatest thing. (Drama) 22434,
Grecian knight (night) (Drama)
2890.
Green (A. I.) Outlines in domestic
science. 29186.
Green (C. M.) Bigger, better bus.
6770.
Green (E. C.) Poems. 29187.
Green (F. H.): (
Cinderella Jane. 26140.
1612
EL ee ee
Te. ee ——2- Oe eee
——_ = (|< ,
nos, 1-12, 1916
Green (R. W.)
Green (F,. H.)—Continued.
: Echoes from old Kentucky. [etc.]
328, 329.
Games we played together long
9664.
ago.
Sweetest girl in Dixie. 29188,
Green (F. W.) Green’s marine direct.
_ of the Great Lakes. 15186.
Green (G.G.) G. G. Green's almanac.
Green (Gladys) :
Changed. 330.
Grandmother. 6776.
Tragedy of a humming bird &
rose. 20360.
Green (H. P.) Hist. of arch. briefly
outlined. 20776.
Green (I. F.) Usher.
Green (Matthew)
24964.
Green (P. J.) Pre-natal & post-natal
cuiture. 15187.
1211.
Janesville fair.
Rept. on fraternity
finance. 1854.
_ Green bk. for buyers. 15188.
Green-eyed god.
19216.
a_i monster. (Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Green eyes. (Drama) 8364.
Green eyes. (Motion picture) 32381.
Green Isis. (Drama) 25024.
Green Island, N. Y., direct. 18616.
Green lantern. (Drama) 11037.
Green stockings. (Motion picture)
5586.
Green swamp. (Motion picture)
Green woman. (Drama) 1068.
Greenamyer (Mrs. C. E.) Science ap-
plied in the making of candy, etc.
29189.
Greenbaum (Leon):
Primitive Christianity. 3775.
Spirit of a new-old religion.
10935.
Two churches. 12314.
Greenbaum (M. E.) Wild night.
32145.
Greenberg (Samson) Exposition rey-
erie. 1855.
Greencustle, Pa., map. 1277.
Greene (C. W.) co. Automobile sup-
ply catalogue. 29190.
Greene (H. A.):
Evens. 2827.
Toreadora. 32083.
Greene (Julia) Night before Christ-
mas. 15189.
Greene (N. B.) Amer. first, Amer.
jast, Amer. all the time. _[etc.]
1856-1859.
Greene Co., Ind., map. 22714.
Greene Co., Mo., direct. 9665.
INDEX
Greene Co., Pa., map. 3027.
Greenebaum sons bank & trust co. 6%
Systematic savings plan. 331.
Greenewald (Henry):
Greenewald (Henry) co.
ing a situation. 332.
Picks. 699.
Greenewald (V.) Geheimniss einer
guten gesuntheit. 29191.
Choos-
Greenfield (Ben) Path of scarlet
shadows. 14016.
Greenhorn. (Drama) 22435.
Greenland, map. 3028.
Greenland, N. H., direct. 18309.
Greenland’s icy mountains. (Motion
picture) 27835.
Greenough (W. A.) & co.:
Biddeford & Saco, Me., direct.
28332.
Brockton & Bridgewaters, Mass.,
direct. 23275.
Brookline, Mass., direct. 14691.
Cambridge, Mass., direct. 3401.
Medford, Mass., direct. 7331.
Nashua, N. H., direct. 21187.
New Bedford & Fairhaven, Mass.,
direct. 30315.
Portsmouth, Greenland & New-
eastle, N. H., direct. 18309.
Quincy, Mass., direct. 30691.
Somerville, Mass., direct. 10658.
Green’s nursery co. Catalog. 3776.
Greensburg, Pa., map. 1278.
Greenstein (Oscar) Associated mfrs.
catalogue. 6777, 23740.
Greenstein & Pelz. Associated mfrs.
catalog. 6777, 23740.
Greentown, Ind., map. 16796.
Greenville, Miss., map. 1279.
Greenville, N. C., map. 14101.
Greenwich, Conn., map. 11271.
Greenwood (M. 8.) Mother pioneers.
333.
Greenwood (Moses) jr. Greenwood
reflections in re the game of Auc-
tion. 6778.
Greer (F. M.) Farewell, dear Hugh.
[ete.] 17685-17687.
Gregg (J. R.):
Extension of the TR principle in
Gregg shorthand. 3777.
Gregg shorthand. 20361.
Lessons 8-15. 17688.
Gregg co., ltd. R. r. switch tables.
12315.
Gregg pub. co.:
Gregg (J. R.)
20361.
— Lessons 8-15. 17688.
Hagar (H. A.) Studies in Eng-
lish. 20401, 23752.
Gregg shorthand. 20361.
‘Gregory (Lady) Golden apple. 27594.
Gregg shorthand.
1613
INDEX
Gregory (C. L.) Motion picture pho-
tography. 1860, 3778, 6779, 9666,
12316, 15190, 17689, 20362, 23741,
26141.
Gregory (C. V.) Songs of the lazy
farmer. 334.
Gregory (J. M.) Colin Cole’s million.
12319.
Gregory (Margaret) Golden apple.
27594.
Gregory (Philip) Girl at the fort.
8355.
Gregory (T. B.):
Alfred Tennyson. f[etc.] 203868-
20372.
Be yourself. f[ete.] 15194-15198.
Bird day. [ete.] 9671-9676.
Bird songs & music scales,
3781-3783.
Bob & John.
[ete. ]
[ete.] 26146-26151.
Chicken oath. [ete.] 335-338.
Corfu. [ete.] 1867-1869.
Don’t give up the ship. [etce.]
29192-29197.
Greatest battle. [ete.] 6785-6788.
Heart vs. head. f[ete.] 23744—
23747.
Life worth living. [ete.] 17691-
17693.
Orthodoxy. [ete.]} 13320-13324.
Gregory (W. M.) Geog. of Ohio.
[ete.] 17694.
Greil (Cecile) Dr. Greil’s own story
of the sinking of the Ancona. 1870.
Greiner (F. W.) Souvenir of moun-
tain poems. 3784.
Greiner & Pfeiffer. Disziplin. 22404,
Greinz (Rudolf) Ei des Columbus.
16535.
Grendon (Felix)
22654*.
Grenell (W. F.)
simplified. 26152.
Gresac (Fred de)
(Fred)
Gresham (H.C.):
How my sister disappeared thru a
Will he come back.
Rapid calculation
See de Gresac
Catholie convent. 6789.
Prayer out of hell. 12325.
Gretel Ann. (Drama) 8365.
Greth (August) Mutual progress
assn. of Southern Cal. Prospectus.
30242.
’ Grethlein & co., g. m. b. h.:
Voss (Lena) Deutsches’ erbe.
31392.
Wiegand (Johannes) Eva Mer-
lyn. 31516.
Wolff (Franz) Wiedergefundene
heimat. 31560.
Grey (L. G.). Commer. economy co.
Banker's analyt. prospectus of the
Commercial economy co. 11015.
Grey Seal. (Motion picture) 25284.
pt. 1, n.8., v.13
Grieves (M. E.) Seale signatures.
1871.
Griffen (E. C.) Forbidden guest.
1056.
Griffin (J. A.) Sunshine lodge at the
Bridge of the Gods. 6790.
Griffin (W. L. J.) Joining a bldg. and
loan ass’n. 26158.
Griffin, Ga.,map. 1280.
Griffith (D. W.) Intolerance. 14283.
Griffiths (F. L.) :
Fairies’ glen. 5035.
My wife’s husbands. 8434.
Midnight masqueraders, 1113.
Pork packers. 8472.
Griffiths (John) Valuable tables,
26154.
Griffiths (Robert)
uniforms. 12326.
Griggs (BE. J.) Griggs (S. BE.) How
Regulation service
to rise. 339.
Griggs (J. E.) Flapjacks Fennessey,
31766.
Griggs (S. E.):
According to law. 29198.
How to rise. 339.
Grillparzer (Franz)
der liebe wellen.
Grimes (KK. A.)
Des meeres und
11001*,
Bolo the cave boy.
[ete.] 20373, 20374.
Grimké (A. W.) Rachel. 1162.
Grimm (—) Nietecito. 5120.
Grimm (C. W.) Grimm’s note-spel-
ling bk. 23748.
Grimm bros. (Drama) Frog prince.
1063.
Grimshaw (Beatrice):
Coral palace. 1872.
Nobody’s Island. 20375, 26155,
29199.
Grinding life down. (Motion picture)
5571.
Gringo. (Drama) 8366.
Gringo. (Motion picture) 22899.
Gringo and the greaser. (Drama)
31790.
Grinning skull. (Motion picture) 5588.
Grip of crime. (Motion picture)
14267.
Grip of evil. (Motion picture) 16958—-
16961, 19189, 22900-22903, 25265,
25266.
(Motion picture) 5589.
(Motion picture)
Grip of gold.
Grip of jealousy.
5590.
Griselda. (Drama) 8327?.
Gritman (Charles) Chicago law di-
rect. 14787.
Grizel (D. A.) New ideas in darned
net: 12327.
Grob (Samuel) Key (F. §.) Star-
Spangled Banner. 20749.
Grogan (W. G.) U.S. roofing tile co.
Net price list. 31346.
1614
nos. 1—12, 1916
Grolier soc.:
Glory that was Greece, and the
grandeur that was Rome. 1873.
Lure of the Orient. 12328,
Two Napoleons & the changed face
of Hurope. 3785.
Gropers. (Drama) 8367.
Gropper (M. H.):
Man-made law. 22494.
Outsnared. 31950.
Warren Lindsey, M. D. 32119.
Grose (H. B.) Immigration & citizen-
ship. 20376.
Grose (P. C.) Scientific management
on the farm. 961.
Gross (M. H.) York Co., Pa., map.
16886
1915 town in revue.
" Gross (Philip)
1237.
Grosse (Friedrich)
Zur einfiihrung
in die gedankenwelt Gobineaus.
3786.
Grosse kinder. (Drama) 31791.
Grosse zeit. 6791, 29200.
Grosser (L. 8.) Before women voted
in California. 31647.
Grosset & Dunlap:
Allen (Quincey) pseud. Outdoor
chums at Cabin Point. 38160.
Appleton (Victor) pseud. Motion
picture chums’ war spectacle.
[ete.] 3213, 3214.
— Moving picture boys under
the sea. 19450.
Bailey (A. 8S.) Tale of Billy
Woodchuck. [ete.] 19508—
19518.
Hope (L. L.) Bobbsey twins at
home. 23853.
— Bunny Brown & his sister
Sue. [ete.] 3886-3891.
— Moving picture girls in war
plays. 20527.
Grossman (Emil) mfg. co., ine.
head spark plugs. 340.
Grossman (M. E.) Mary Elizabeth's
cook bk. 29203.
Grossman (S. B.) Woman’s duty in
birth control. 32153.
Red
Grossman (S. S.) Dollar. 16527.
Grosvenor (Johnston) Plaie for mer-
rie May tyme. 25020.
_ Grotesque gods. (Drama) 8368.
j Groth (A. N.) Please pay right away.
q 26156.
_ Groton, Conn., direct. 18155.
_ Groton schl. sing-song bk. 15199.
Grouch. (Motion picture) 16962.
_ Grouch eternal. (Drama) 22436.
Grouches & smiles. (Motion picture)
S 11419.
4 Grove (K. W.) One hundred stories
for reproduction
in the primary
grades. 29204.
INDEX
Grove (R. B.):
Bill-caleula-graph. 20877.
How to locate the st. & ave. no.g
of N. Y. city. 29205.
Grove City, Pa., map. 3029.
Grover (FE. O.):
TWolk-lore reader. 23749.
Overall boys in Switzerland.
26157.
Gruber (A. H.)
master tires.
Help manufacture
26158.
Gruber (J.) J. Gruber’s Hagerstown
& country almanac. 20646.
Grubstaker. (Motion picture) 14878.
Gruelle (J. B.) <All about Cinderella.
[ete.] 20378, 20379.
Gruelle (John) ‘Travels of Timmy
Toodles. 23750.
Gruen watch mfg. co.:
Man who succeeded where Herbert
Spencer failed. 9677.
Your new ad man for the holi-
days. 29206.
Gruening (W. H.) Notes on sheet
metal work. 17695.
Griinwald (Alfred):
Fiirstenliebe. 31779.
Schéne Schwedin. 11157, 25036.
Gruet (Albert) Circus day in Georgia.
31694.
Gruet (John)
31694. iy
Grundy Center, Ia., map. 27717.
Grundy Co., Mo., map. 3030.
Gruver (S. C.) Daughters of wisdom.
31714.
Guarantee chem. co. Triumph of med.
science. 17696.
Guaranty securities co.:
First mortgage certificates &
bonds. 1874, 6792, 15200.
First mortgage loans. 20880.
Guaranty terms on trucks & de-
Circus day in Georgia.
livery cars. [ete. ] 26159-
26167.
10 year loan plan. fete} 341-
343.
Guaranty title & mortgage co. Gen-
essee Co., Mich., map. 32208.
Guaranty trust & savings bank. Sys-
tematic savings club. 20381.
Guaranty trust co., of N. Y.:
Bank acceptances. 6793.
Digest of the bills of lading act.
23751.
Digest of the Fed. reserve act.
. 9678.
What the banks of the U. S. think
of the Fed. reserve act. 15201.
Guardian. (Motion picture) 32382.
Guenn (Drama) 2848.
Guenther (Rudolph) Bigger, better
bus. 6794.
Guerin (G. P.)
College days.
Rules for playing
9679.
1615
INDEX
pt. I, bn. s., v.13
Se Ce
Guerite (Laura) Fliver. 16551.
Guernsey earthenware co. Cook &
serve in the same dish. [etc.]
15202, 15203.
Guerra (Angel Beato) See Beato
Guerra (Angel).
Guerra (José Beato) See Beato
Guerra (José)
Guerrier (Edith):
Life. 31856.
Pomegranate seeds. 1150, 1151.
1188.
Love’s emprise.
Snow queen.
Guerrieri (C. F.)
11085.
Guerrlich (F. C.) Automobile sim-
plified. 15204-15207. 17697.
Guest (E. A.) Spirit of a bank.
29207.
Guest for dinner. (Drama)
Gueydan, La., map. 22715.
Guia de N. Y. para los touristas his-
pano-americanos. 9680.
Guilbert (Yvette):
Does ragtime swell our divorce
courts. 15208.
Every woman mourns with 4
hearts for her soldier. 1875.
Guild (Mrs. M. P.) To my valentine.
[ete.] 38787, 3788.
18837,
Guillard (—) Iphigenie auf Tauris.
81827.
Guille (G. E.) Judgment seat of
Christ. 3789.
Guilt of Stephen Eldridge. (Motion
picture) 5591.
Guilty. (Motion picture) 27836.
Guilty one. (Motion picture) 19193.
Guimeri (Angel) Pecadora. 31963.
Guinevere. (Drama) 1069.
Guiney (W. M.) Omaha Sunday
world herald. Not an excuse. 7581.
Guitarra del amor. (Drama) 31792.
Guif between. (Motion picture)
5592.
Gulf sulphur co. Sulphur. 20390.
Gulick (L. H.):
Jewett (F. G.)
9921.
Muscle bldg. 12329.
Ten minutes’ exercise for busy
men. 29208.
Gunkel (H. H.):
Gunkel- Novy co. House of
Gunkel-Novy system. 20392.
Gunkel-Novy system & its rel. to
successful tailoring. 3790.
Gunkel-Novy system of profitable
tailoring. 20391.
Guptill (E. F.):
Christmas mystery. 31688.
Little acts for little actors.
Troublesome flock. 189383.
Twelve plays for children.
Gurley (F. O.) Cleaners &
manual. 17709.
Health & safety.
27619.
32094.
tailors
Gurley-Kane (Evelyn)
15209.
Gurney (Antoinette):
Call of nature. 8286.
Playing destiny. 8464. |
Gurney (E. H.) Ahuitzotl, the Aztec
Homing call.
heir. 13878.
Gurney (N. C.) Ahuitzotl, the Aztec
heir. 13878.
Gurney ball bearing co. Gurney ball
bearings. 12330.
Gustavus Vasa. (Drama) 2913%.
Gute kamerad. 1876, 6797, 29209.
Gute partie. (Drama) 8369, 8370.
Guthapfel (M. L.) Land of covered
faces. 3791.
Guthrie (C. B.) Official freight
tariff direct. 3792, 6799, 12331,
17699, 20393, 29217-29224.
Guthrie (G. H.) Art of self sugges-
tion. 20396.
Guthrie (W. N.) Uncle Sam & old
world conquerors. 8553*.
Guthrie Center, Ia., map. 32213.
Gutiérrez (Garcia) Trovador.
27673*. -
Gutierrez (Sinibaldo) Franz Hallers.
31773.
Gutiérrez Roig (E. F.) Trovadores.
32090.
Gutter Magdalene. (Motion picture)
11420. ;
Guttridge & Rand. Accepted styles of
the day. [ete.] 20897, 20398.
Guyol (L. H.):
Baby Bom Byx learns to spin.
[ete.] 6801, 6802.
Fairy Yellow, the butterfly, tells
a story of the stars. 9681.
Guzman el bueno. (Drama) 31792*.
Gyalui (Farkas) After the honey-
moon, 8254.
Gyalui (Wolfgang) See Gyalui
(Farkas)
Gyde co. Gyde co. vacuum appliances.
20399
Gyldendalske boghandel. Wilhelmines
byraa. 2963*.
Gyp-sul-i fertilizer co. Essential, eco-
nomical & efficient. 15210.
Gypsy Joe. (Motion picture) 8767.
Gypsy trail. (Drama) 11038.
H. C. tack co. Tack bk. 12334
H-h-home. (Drama) 11039.
H. H—U. S. A. (Drama) 31793.
Ha Ha (F. L.) I've got your goat.
243.
Haacke (George) Vulture. 1214.
Haanel (C. F.) Master key system.
_ fete.J] 29225, 29226.
Haaren (J. H.):
Natural free-hand writing based
on muscular movement exer-
cises. 9682.
1616
1-12, 1916
Haaren (J. H.)—Continued.
Nursery tales primer. 20944.
Teachers’ manual. 30014.
(Albert) German industry
meets test of wartime drain. 344.
Haas (Louis de) See De Haas
(Louis)
Haas (S. S8.):
Chase (A. B.) co.
preciation, 28548.
I am the human spine.
Haas (W. J.) Genesis
26169.
Haase (Frederick)
tion, 15211,
-Habans (P. B.) Open door to reading.
6330
Musi¢e an ap-
>
26168.
& science.
Adv. & distribu-
Haberdasher co. Haberdasher direct.
1880, 21259.
Haberer (B. M.) Corpus Christi,
' Tex., map. 5260.
peperic (V. M.) Melody makers.
11.
Habirshaw elee. cable co. Reputation.
26170.
Habit kiss. (Drama) 11040.
Habit of happiness.
(Motion picture)
11421.
Hablaba ozté de j'echuras. (Drama)
— 2849.
Hachette & cie.:
Alsace. 81620.
Blouse. 28358.
Tlégances parisiennes, 12152,
15056, 20083, 28918.
Je sais tout. 20687, 29595.
Tailleur de Paris. 31179.
Hackett (E. F.) Impossible woman.
13956.
Hackett (J. C.) Blighton (F. H.)
Woodrow Wilson & co. 23244.
Hackett (Walter) Taken from life.
1195.
Hackett, Gates, Hurty co.
hardware blue bk. 9683.
Hackleman (C. W.) Copper plate.
steel die & plate engraving, ptg. &
embossing. 9684.
Hackett’s
Hackley (E. H.) Ambassador. 977.
Hackner (E.) co. Church furnishings
29227.
Hadida (Manuel) Guia de N. Y. para
los touristas hispano-americanos.
9680.
Hadley, Mass., direct. 3206.
Haeckel (Ernst):
Associative instinct. [etc.]
12336.
Relations of man. 9685.
Science & eternity. [etc.]
6806
12335,
6803-
Haedrich (EB. M.) Dye sticks & poles.
99998
4 Hiinsel und Gretel.
_ Hafed the Persian.
(Drama) 8871.
(Drama) 2850.
INDEX
Haferkorn (H. E.) Searchlights.
1881, 3794.
Haferkorn (R. W.) Key to quick-
speed. 20400.
Haff & Colwell. Tom Reed gold road
dist., Ariz., map. 8663, 14170.
Haffner (F. P.) Abridged gratuitous
souvenir on the law of commer.
paper. 1882.
Hagar (H. A.) Studies in Engl.
20401, 23752.
Hagen (John) Unpaid damages.
11208.
Hagopian-Bishop (S. M. Der-)
Der-Hagopian-Bishop (S. M.)
Hague (J. R.) Nadac & the hundred
million. 23753.
Hahn (Lew) Dress up. 345.
Hahr (R. A.) Complete instruction
bk. for driving all makes. 29229.
Haigh (C. R.) Husband hunters.
31815.
Haight (Dorothy) Master cometh.
x4
See
Haight (H. W.)
giene. 26171.
Hailey (M. B.) High schl. teacher-
training exam. ques. of Mo. 346.
Hainer (Whitfield):
Acquiring Ann.
Babs. 985.
Haines (J. B.):
Woman’s natl farm &
quarterly. 27539, 31562.
Women’s natl. agric. & horticul-
tural assn. quarterly. 16444.
Haines-Reed (Florence):
Gentleman to his wife. 16558.
Night hawks. 27641.
Perfect: son. 8460.
Straw man, 11172.
Tender hooks. 32064.
Haiselden (H. J.) Baby Bollinger.
fete.] 347-355.
Haladin Jaboratory.
ment. 12337.
Halbe (Max) Youth.
Halbe dichter. (Drama)
Haldeman (I. M.):
Haldeman’s internatl. S. S. lesson
quarterly. 3795, 26175.
Our Lord Jesus Christ is coming.
29230.
This is not the hour of the Prince
of Peace. 3796.
Hale (E. E.) Man without a country.
27631.
Hale (H. N.)
Hale (M. E.):
From secret haunts in hollow &
wood. [ete.] 356, 357.
I wish you the merriest Christmas
[ete.] 29231-29238.
‘Tis a wonderful
[etc.] 20402-20404.
Case-system of hy-
18786.
garden
Haladin ‘oint-
11234*.
8372.
Stalled. 32048.
forest city.
1617
INDEX
Hale (S. A.) Rate fundamentals, etc.
29234.
Hale (Virginia) :
Igniting sparks. 15212.
Ring of Essa. 20405, 23754, 26176.
Hale (W. B.) Hale in open letter to
Wilson. 29235.
Hale (W. G.) Law governing checks.
1883.
Haley (Katherine) Tag day. 25050.
Half a _ rogue. (Motion picture)
11422.
Half-married. (Drama) 22437.
Half million bribe. (Motion picture)
8768.
Half wit. (Motion picture) 16963.
Halff (A. M.) Jester’s tale. 31835.
Haliburton (M. W.):
Haliburton fifth reader.
Haliburton phonic chart.
15213.
17704.
Halkett (S. P. 8S.) Aunt Sadie’s
rhymes. 29236.
Hall (A. B.) Real estate. 20407.
Hall (A. S8.):
Autogravure, the science of char-
acter bldg. 9687.
Man’s dual nature. 20406.
Self-govt. °26177.
Hall (A. V.) Wooing of the winds.
32155.
Hall (Barton) Memories. 1112.
Hall (Covington) Wooing of the
winds. 82155.
Hall (D. C.) & co., ine. Chamois skin
sport coats for men & women. 1884.
Hall (D. 8.) Speed. 32034.
Hall (Douglas) I am a photograph.
29237.
Hall (BE. J.) Dialogue debate. 962.
Hall (E. L.) New oil. gas plant.
29238.
Hall (G. F.) At the stage dvor.
31631.
Hall (G. H.) Implement dealer.
2769
Halt (G. 0.) Mister Hughes. 23755.
Hall (J. H.) Universal bureau. Per-
sonal contract. SOSS8.
Hall (Jennie) Teacher’s manual.
29239.
Hail (R. E.) Periodic system & the
properties of the elements. 359.
Hall (W.D.) Peace pilgrims. 18888,
31598.
Hall (Zarelyn) Glitter of life. 18937.
Hall-Mack co.:
Christmas helper.
Cleator (A. J.) Children’s day
helper. 19837.
Easter helper. [ete.] 9688, 9689.
Hall-Welter co., inc. Bus. romance.
379T.
Hallam (M. D.):
Alice Marden. 31617.
Early morning’s doings. 22410.
29240.
pt. 1, 2: &, v.13
Hallam (W. W.) Ill. vigilance assn.
Perils of the sex impulse. 29437.
Hallberg (J. H.) Motion picture pro-
jection simplified. 6807, 9690, 12338,
15214.
Halidorson (R. E.) Stealing a wife.
22605.
Halleck (R. P.) Teachers ann. inyen-
tory of personal growth. 26178.
Hallett (M. H.) Onward sons of lib-
erty. 23756.
Halliday (Dean) Men who have died
that you may live. 23757. —
Halliday (J. D.) Bishop (R. H.) jr.
How to keep your baby well. 14653.
Hallock (L. K.):
Elkay universal calendar. 28921.
Universal calendar. 10811.
Halloran (D. J.) Daniels scientific
moon table. 29241.
Hallworth (J. B.) Kar-Mi & his mys-
teries of India. 26179.
Halman (D. F.):
Ferguson’s rags. 11016.
Rusted stock. 22579.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 32146.
Halo. (Drama) 18838.
Halo hair co. Hair & beauty cat.
123438.
Halsey (G. D.) Personal efficiency.
{ete.] 29242, 29243.
15217.
Halsted (F. A.) Call.
Halt! Who goes there? (Drama)
(Motion picture)
22438.
Halting hand.
22904.
Halton (Theo) Kleine miidel. 8395.
Ham (A. H.) Work of the remedial
loan soc. 26180.
Ham (E. R.):
Bus. of selling. 20408.
Christian science & its author un-
masked. [ete.] 20409, 20410.
Free merchandise plan. 9696.
Ham (W. D.) Our army & good
roads. 12344.
Ham tragedy. (Drama) 31794.
Hambourg (Mark):
How to make the piano sing.
26181.
How to play with expression.
29244.
Hamburger (L. M.):
Temperance beverage co.
on us. 22025.
—— Your last chance to get 12
bottles free. 18596.
Hamel (C. F.) Eye fix & eye trix.
Try 12
1885.
Hamel (Juanita) Girls of the sec-
ond floor back. [ete.] 20411,
293758, 26182, 29245-29249.
Hamilton (A. H.) Keyboard har-
mony & transpositien. 15218.
1618
—~ — — + >
nos. 1-12, 1916
Hamilton (C. G.) How to use the
metronome correctly. 29251.
Hamilton (C. L.) Why cured inebri-
ates relapse. 29250.
Hamilton (Clayton) Putting Shakes-
' peare in a Procrustes’ bed. 15221.
Hamilton (Frederic) Beginnings of
Hamilton (Harry) When a girl loves.
m 682129.
Hamilton (Helen)
Goose. 16624.
Hamilton (J. J.) Gourdland. 9660.
Beeuiiton (J. R.) Yard operation.
Hamilton (T. C.) Money mad. 8425.
‘Hamilton (T. H.) William Tell.
18953
Hamilton, Mass., map. 19000.
- Hamilton, Mo., map. 16797.
Hamilton, O., direct. 23760.
- Hamilton credit bureau co.:
Hamilton credit rating bk. 3799.
List of 75 Middletown retail gro-
- ceries & meat markets by routes.
; [ete.] 15223, 15224.
Hamilton newspaper syndicate. Ir-
Modern Mother
well (Lawrence) Short detective
stories. 429.
Hamlet, N. C., map. 25121.
Hamlet. (Drama) 16565*.
Hamlet made over. (Motion picture)
S’ 6593.
Hamletonthe move. (Drama) 22439.
Hamlin (A. B.):
Hope of the world. 358.
Suppl. to the Hope of the world.
1886.
Hamlin (M. P.)
treasury. 18917.
Hamlin schls. of music.
plified method. 15225.
Hamm (F. P.) Outline & suggestive
methods. 20412.
Hamman (W.D.) Gyp-sul-i fertilizer
co. Essential, economical & efficient.
z 15210.
Hammett (J. L.) co. Jinks (J. H.)
Chair seating. 29607.
Hammock (C. S.) Complete writing
system. 15226.
Hammond (C. §.) & co.:
Handy almanac yr. bk. & encycl.
29255.
Natl. yr. bk. 30298.
For entries of maps by C. S. Ham-
mond & co., see this index under
names of places.
Hammond (FE. P.) Susanna Shake-
speare. 11177.
- Hammond (J. W.)
Locale. 19902.
Secretary of the
Hamlin sim-
Craftsmen co.
Mr. P. J. Davenant. 12345, 15222,
» 17705.
Hamilton (Gertrude) Prune-stone
2916. .
INDEX
Hammond (W. E.)
Black bk. 1887.
Hammonds (L. M.)
29252.
Hampden corundum wheel co.
ing wheels. 29253.
Hampden toy co. Gilman paragon per-
fect model garment hangers. 29254. ;
Hampton (Earle von) See Von Hamp-
ton (Earle). .
Hampton, Va., map. 5276.
Hampton Beach, N. H., map. 32214.
Ques. & ans. to
Our borderland.
Grind-
Hamptons. (Drama) 138942.
Hanan (H. G.) Collection phrases.
15227.
Hanchett (F. P.) 3800.
Hancock (C. L.):
A. E. 24. 18784.
Belief. 4991.
Caverns of the world. 5005.
Haneock (H. I.) In the battle for
N. Y. [ete.] 26185-26187.
Hancock (W. J.) Experiments in the
chem. of common things. 284388.
Hancock Co., O., direct. 17706.
Hancock Co., O., map. 16798.
Hand (J. L.) America’s leading jew-
elry auctioneer. 3801.
Hand bk. of automobiles. 9697.
Hand of Ethelberta. (Drama) 22440.
Stinger.
Hand of peril. (Motion picture)
8769.
Hand of the prophet. (Drama)
25042.
Handbook of Amer. private schls.
15228.
Handley (L. de B.) Why crawling in
the water is the most scientific way
to swim. 17707.
Handschin (C. H.) Handschin’s Ger-
man ser. for beginners. 17708.
Handy almanac yr. bk. & encycl.
29255.
Handy bk. co. Richter (Conrad)
Seventy secret passageways. 30742,
Haney (F. E.) Sunset road. 22610.
Haney (J. D.) Candle ends. 6821.
Haney (J. G.) Mere blunder. 22504.
Haney (J. L.) Benefactor. 22366.
Hanf (E. E.) Insane part of human
life. 29256.
Hanff, Metzger, inc. Hanff-Metzger
blueprint. 9698.
Hankins (M. M.) Daddy Gander
. rhymes. 15229.
Hanley (F. B.) Centralian. 14759.
Hanna (Robert) Her’ children.
24953.
Hannah Sprouts. (Drama) 31795.
Hannauer (Herman) Cleaners &
tailors manual. 17709.
Hannen (F. S.) Course in the science
of educa. 17710.
1619
INDEX
Hannen (M. M.)
Course
17710.
Hannibal natl. bank. Amer. bankers
bond. 26188.
Hannon (W. M.):
Actresses & stars, real & near.
15230.
Amer. girl ser. 20413.
Wilson way. 29257.
Hannover (Gilbert) Jung muss man
sein. 24966.
Hannovera-verlag. Thoérner. (Fritz)
Helmut Gotthilfs neugeburt. 31231.
Hanover, N. H., direct. 6822.
Hanover bank of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hanover Christmas savings club.
6823.
Hanoverton, O., map. 1281.
Hans und Fritz. (Drama) 31796.
Hansell (F. F.) & bro., Itd.:
Hannen (F. S.)
in the science of educa.
Byrne (Gertrude) Open door to
reading. 6330.
New Orleans, La. Public schl.
spelling list. 30334.
Hansen (D. B.) & sons:
O’Brien (D. P.) Way of the
cross. 4871.
Sister of St. Joseph. Communion
prayer bk. 18475.
Hanson (G. E.) Dunn Co. N. D.,
map. 16785.
Hanson (H. M.) Federal farm loan
act. 20414.
Hanson (J. M.) Pageant of Yank-
ton. 11122.
Hanssen’s (Louis) sons. Catalog.
3802.
Hanstein (Herman) & son. Tech.
college of the Chicago Turn-
gemeinde. Technical college.
31206.
Hanzlik (P. R.) Blood will teil.
8282.
Hapeville, Ga., direct. 9440.
Hapgood (Emilie) Emerson (R. W.)
War. 17571.
Happiness. (Drama) 13943.
Happy day. (Drama) 13944.
Happy days. (Drama) 22441.
Happy savage. (Drama) 8373.
Harbaugh (T. C.) Jewels of Jeze-
bel. 12346.
Harbor of happiness. (Motion pic-
ture) 25267.
Harbor transportation trust.
tion picture) 5576.
Harcourt (Cyril) Judge. 22468.
Hard (J. W.) Miraculous pitcher.
(Mo-
16620.
Hard-boiled egg. (Motion picture)
25333.
Hard job. (Motion picture) 16964.
Hard way. (Motion picture). 11423.
| Harkarvy
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Harder (E. E.):
Musician’s romance. 20415.
Reminiscences of the Enchanted
city. 8244.
Harder mfg. co.:
Adventures of Silas Low. 6824.
Two of the nations greatest money
makers. 9699.
Hardin (F. H.):
N. Y. central r. r. co. Motive
power dept. Instr. for the lu-
brication & care of jour. boxes.
26788.
Rolling stock dept. Instr.
for the lubrication & care of
jour. boxes. 26790.
Hardin Co., O., Farm. jour. direct.
3803
Harding (Philip):
Butte remedial loan co. Money,
security & profit. 9218.
Money, security & profit. 9700.
U. S. & Argentine corp. Amaz-
ing Argentine [etc.] 27402,
27403
re | >.
Harding cream co. Selling & slogans.
6825.
Harding motor car co. Harding mo-
tor cars. 3804.
Hardinsburg, Ky., map.
Hardy (M. C.):
Pepperell spring water co. Sera
deshormais Hardi. 7648.
— To the traveler who dis-
14102.
criminates. 21532.
Hardy (Thomas) Hand of Ethel-
berta. 22440.
Hare (F. C.)
Brooding chicks artificially. 6826.
Milk feeding poultry.
Hare (J. R.) Commercial manage-
ment. 1889.
Hare (W. B.):
Abbu san of old Japan. 4977.
Bride & groom. 10972.
Country boy scout. 31708.
Deacon Dubbs. 31716.
Kicked out of college. 11070.
Much ado about Betty. 8431.
Scout master. 18914.
Hare & the tortoise. (Motion picture)
11424.
Harem scarem deacon.
ture) 16965.
Hargesheimer (Oren)
hoes. 31639.
Hargreaves (H. K.) Hargreaves plan
of investment. 20416.
Haring (E. E.) MHndbk. for hospital
visitors. 26189.
Harison (W. B.)
Contra bid auction.
(Alexander)
Hanucah. 23761.
(Motion pic-
Back to Co-
Gen. rules for
6827.
Story of
1620
a mos.1-12,1916
- Harkins (W. D.)
the properties of the elements.
4 oe coal co. Story
) uty. 12347.
“Harling (BE. J.)
Periodic system &
359.
of Black
Monadnock (Mt.)
low (J. B.) Gladding dry goods
Proper care & repair of furs
Harlow and company, criminals.
— (Drama) 1070.
en (Elizabeth ) Now 1 = see.
13999.
Harmon (Christopher) :
Latest decisions. 9701.
Laws of 1916. [etc.] 6828,
12348-12355.
Register’s docket [and] County
360, 1890, 3805,
20417, 23762, 26190,
clerk’s docket.
15231, 17712,
29258.
Harmon (0. G.) Miner may swear.
Bb. 0704.
Harmonie. Gute partie. 8369, 8370.
Harmony cafeteria. :
Eat the harmony 362,
15236, 20423.
On the level. f[ete.] 9705, 9706.
To-day & every day of the new
way.
yr. 3809.
Harmony ina flat. (Motion picture)
11425.
(Drama) 11041,
~ Harmony ticket.
\ Harms tide calendar.
Harms (C. F.)
29263. —
Harms tide calendar. 29263.
Harmuth (Louis) Dict. of
wear. 12356.
) Barn (0. C.)
Lewis colors. 24233.
Harned (A. K.) Two thousand dol-
lars reward. 8552.
Harold, the nurse girl.
_ ture) 11426.
Harold’s proofs. (Drama) 1210.
Harp (G. W.) Laws of health & how
to cook & eat food. 17715.
Harper (C. N.) Harper (C. N.) &
co. Harper’s perfected acct. collect-
women’s
Natl. lead co. of Mass,
(Motion pic-
ing system. 3810.
Harper (Neal) Look who’s_ here.
4 11080.
Harper & bros.:
Julius Caesar. 11064*.
Memorial day pageant. 8418*.
11094*.
Told by the
Merchant of Venice.
Walker (A. P.)
Sandman. 22176.
_ ffarper. Macdonald & co.
Mont.. map. 5246.
Seaeerr (lL. bL.) Harr (L. L.) corp:
Production & costs in hosiery mills.
Butte,
INDEX
Harraden (Beatrice)
in the war. 3811.
Harrietta improvement co.
improvement co. 12357.
Harriman (L. B.) Mikado gives Ja-
pan’s 500,000 octogenarians an im-
Women doctors
Harrietta
perial wine cup. 1895.
Harrington (Hazel) Expectations.
1045.
Harrington (J. H.) Rescue. 27551.
Harrington (Joseph) Father’s visit.
18828.
Harris (A. EF.) Schl. boy’s. dream.
22582.
Harris (A. V.) Little folks in Busy-
Land. 29264.
Harris (B. O.)
Harris (C. G.):
Family of fools. 31756.
Room 999. 32006.
Your piano. 29265.
Harris (C. K.) Should a girl be told.
29266.
Harris (C. L.) Locomotive engineer’s
experience. 17716.
Harris (Elmer)
2793, 16509.
Harris. (Ff. As)
Canary cottage.
Clark’s O. N. T. bk.
29267.
Harris (F. M.) Challenge to service.
17718.
Harris (F. Q.):
Rich Johnnie Craddleme. 23766.
STIL:
Bigger, better bus.
Strings of destiny.
Harris (H. IL.)
12358.
Harris (J. C.)-:
Hail to the flag. 12359.
Making of the heavens & the
earth. 3812.
Harris (M. H.) M. H. Harris adv. &
art service. 12360, 15237, 17719,
20424, 26195, 29268.
Harris (R. H.) Fortune’s butterfly.
18832.
Harris (S. H.) What it felt like to
be in the massacre at Carrizal.
20425.
I{arris bros. co.:
Presto-up. 17720.
Price wrecker. 9708.
Harris, Forbes & co.:
Railroad bonds. 1896.
Vital importance of safe invest-
ment. 20426.
Harris granite quarries co. Balfour
pink. the granite eternal. 12364.
Harrisburg, Pa., direct. 12365.
Harrisburg rys. co. Citizens—all of
them. [ete.] 1897-1912.
Harrison (Arthur) ‘Treatise on the
manufacture of flavoring extracts &
OTOT. food colors. 1913.
Harrad (Mare) Saint Patrick’s day | Harrison (C. 8.) Afield with God.
in the morning. 25034. 20427.
77396—17-——11 1621
INDEX
Harrison (Grover) Unguarded gates.
25065.
Harrison (H. A.)
Harrison (L. R.):
Instructions. 20428.
Actor versus type. [ete.] 3813-
3816.
Big hist. plays. 15240.
Caterpillar to butterfly. [ete.]
6830-6833.
Dress’d in a little brief authority.
[ete.] 1914-1919.
Judging plays. 9709.
Too much money. 20429.
Harrison (L. S.):
Golden band. 29269.
Paxson (Sarah) Easter poem.
13194.
Harrison (M. M.) Woodrow Wilson.
12366.
Harrison (M. 8. K.) ‘Tutor’s story.
9996.
Harrison (Osear ) Investigation,
31825.
Harrison (S. M.) Social survey.
12367.
Harrison safety boiler works:
Cochrane heaters. 20430.
Directions for installing. 29270.
Proposal & contract. [ete.] 3817,
6834, 6835.
Sorge-Cochrane hot-process water
softener. 17721.
Specification, the Cochrane meter-
ing heater. [ete.] 9710-9712.
Harriss (Turner) Rules for playing
War of nations. 6836.
Harron (—) See Holden & Harron.
Harsch (P. A.) Close (E. H.) realty
co. Home. 3469.
Harshberger (S. R.) Beginner’s bud-
get. 6837.
Lae A ey
Fate of the Balkans. 20481.
Plague on both their houses.
29271.
Whipping the devil around the
stump. 38818.
Hart (C. W.) Description of the poli-
tic playing card. 3819.
Hart (. S.) Nancy’s niece. 31920.
Hart (F. A.) Hart chart. 12368.
Hart (Helen) Bunny Boy. [etc.]
26197-26199.
Hart (J. M. E.) Sands of destiny.
27657.
Hart (Joseph) Long arm of coin-
cidence. 16601.
Hart (T. P.) Catholic teleg. almanac
& direct. 9248.
Hart & Cooley co. Wrought steel
ficor registers. 6838.
Hart & Krauss. Evolution of the
Stars & Stripes. 97138.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
12369.
Style bk.
pt. I, 2 8 Vee
Hartfield (J. W.) Lehigh Valley r. r.
co. Telegraphic code bk. 29819.
Hartford, Conn., direct. 3820, 26200.
Hartford, Conn., map. 25122, 32215.
Hartford merchants mereantile co.
Credit guide. 1920.
Hartford printing co. Hartford,
Conn., direct. 26200.
Hartigan (W. H.)
blessing. 3821.
Hartman (Hans)
World’s greatest
Battle of Verdun.
14200.
Hartman (J. F.) Story of Hartman’s
preparation, 1922.
Hartman (S. B.):
Peruna co. Health & how to have
it. 15071.
Peruna ready
15972.
Hartman gold mining co,
Gold! Gold! 29272.
Hartmann (E. B.):
Her champion. 18839.
Naida, the Greek girl.
Price of love. 16649.
Speed fiends. 22601.
Your country needs you. 8583.
Hartmann (K. FE.) Stolen peeress.
12370.
Hart’s Lynbrook nurseries. Hardy
plants for Long Island. 9714.
Hartshorn (Winnifred) Rules of in-
struction for the use of Acme tailor-
ing system. 363.
Hartshorne - Haileyville
Okl., map. 1282.
Hartstein (Wilhelm):
Heinrich amiisiert sich!
Stolz der III. compagnie.
Hartwick, N. Y., map. _ 25123.
Harvard (Chas.) Union fire brigade.
32102.
Harvard college, Chem. lab. Chem.
B. Gen. instructions for lab. work.
9715.
Harvest of sin.
14261, 16949.
Harvey (D. S.)
31970.
Harvey (F.L.) Lie of the club. [etc.]
20432, 20433.
advisor almanac.
Gold!
16634.
coal field,
8378.
11171.
(Motion picture)
Plays in pinafores.
Harvey (G. L.) Plate speeds. 12371.
Harvey (J. C.) Game of eighty-one.
29273.
Harvey Blodgett’s bk. for bankers.
364.
Harvey spring & forging co. Auto-
mobile springs. 29274.
Harwood (H. M.) Please help Emily.
140238.
Harwood (Van
story. 2844.
Ness) Getting his
1622
i .
0
0
;
i
nos, 1-12, 1916
id
if
,
Hasbrouck (G. 8.) R. I. state feder-
ation of women’s clubs. Dept. of
public health. Little Mothers’
league handbk. 7715.
Hash & havoc. (Motion picture)
27837.
Hasheesh. (Drama) 11042.
kell (H. FE.) Hunting the red
gown. 12372.
Haskin (G. W.) How to mate barred
Plymouth Rocks. 6839.
Haslett-Wehner (G. B.) Delight-of-
life. 381718.
Hassack (Paul) Vinegar bulletin.
29275.
Hassell (S. W.) Hundred & sixty
bks. 23767. |
_ Hastings (B. M.):
Bed rock. 381646.
Fourth act. 31772.
Q. 1160.
Hastings (F. De G.):
Awakening. 12378.
Wrappings. 3822.
Hastings (H. G.) co. Hastings’ seeds.
20434.
Hastings (J. 8S.) Bits of by-play.
365, 1923, 3823, 6840, 9716, 12374,
15241, 17723, 20435, 23768, 26202,
29276.
Hastings (James)
tions for Dict.
church. 26201.
Hastings, Mich., map. 16799.
Hasty (J. E.):
Fade-out. 249386.
In the mayor’s office. 22462.
In the valley of madness, 12409.
Oh! you crook. 18882.
Haswell (F. 8.) Benzie Co., Mich.,
map. 11240.
Haswell (Theodore) Little bk. that
knocks theology off the earth.
20465.
Hat trade pub. co.:
Amer. hatter codes. 29316.
Amer. hatter direct. 19403.
Amer. hatter trade direct.
Hatch pub. co., ine. Facts & figures.
15271.
Hate. (Drama) 2851.
Hate breeders. (Drama)
Hate that kills.
5594
Hatfield (W. S.)
12410.
Hathaway (M. W.) Advertising field.
6875.
Selected contribu-
of the Apostolic
Pee yee eee
14462.
8374.
(Motion picture)
Voyage of life.
Hatikva. (Drama) 11048.
Hatman. Advance sheets. 26242.
Hatred. (Drama) 14049*.
Hatten (H. W.) Grand united order
of wise men & women of the world.
Articles of incorp. 29177.
INDEX
Hatton (F. L.):
Squab farm. 8514.
Upstairs and down.
Hatton. (Frederic) :
Squab farm. 8514.
Upstairs & down. 14052.
Hauch (EK. F.) Mere man. 11095.
Hauck (lL. 8.) ed. New tatting of to-
14052,
day. 262438.
Haughton (J. A.) Day of the funeral.
8315.
Haunted bell. (Motion picture) 8770.
Haunted bride. (Drama) 1071.
Haunted canvas. (Motion picture)
14286.
Haunting hand. (Motion picture)
23008.
Haunting specter. (Motion picture)
25238.
Hauptmann (Gerhart) Dramatic
works. 8327*.
Hauser (Carl) Memento & certificate
of baptism. 29317.
Hausman (Laurence) As good as
gold. 24897.
Hausrath (R. E.) jr. Murder will out.
1120.
Have a heart. (Drama) 18945*.
Have you got money. (Drama)
24951.
Have you heard about Tillie? (Motion
picture) 27888.
Havermale (H. H.)
16480.
Haverty (1. J.)
healthful bus.
Haviland (J. B.)
Absent on leave.
Clean, profitable &
12411.
It never happened.
31829.
Havoc. (Motion picture) 8771.
Hawaiian news co. Kaai (KH. K.)
Ukulele & how it’s played. 4009.
Hawel (Rudolf) WHinberufung. 8330.
Hawes (A. M. L.) Some haunted
houses & their ghosts. 20466.
Hawk (J. C.) Army bill. 8268.
Hawkins (A. F.) Sequence service.
1948.
Hawkins (A. K.) Guide for review of
geog. 23793.
Hawkins (J. A.)
cial agency.
Hawkins’ commer-
Hawkins’ off. chart,
Mo. 6876.
Hawks (J. G.) Jack of diamonds.
29318.
Hawkins (N. F.) Fun at the club.
22425.
Hawkins’ commer. agency. Hawkins’
off. chart, Mo. 6876.
Hawkridge (Winifred)
11088.
Hawks (J. G.):
Gypsy trail.
Blaisdell of Central office. [etc.]
12412, 12413.
Chicken Casey. [ete.] 20467-—
20469.
1623
INDEX
Hawks (J. G.)—Continued.
Colonel Castleton of Va.
9741, 9742.
Honorable Algy. 6877.
Paddy O’Hara. 23794.
Vagabond prince. 15272.
Hawley (H. W.):
Putting it over. 31984.
What’s your game, Jerry?
Haworth (KE. P.) Willows.
a problem. 381537.
Haworth, N. J., map. 16800.
Hawthorne (Nathaniel) Miraculous
pitcher. 16620.
Hawthorne, Cal., map.
Hay (H. H.) sons.
Portland & vicinity.
Hayden (Jack)
Hayden (P.
32045.
Hayden, Stone & co.:
Copper statistics.
[ete.]
27677.
Solving
22716.
Hay’s guide to
15276.
Opera singer.
M.)
22542.
Star of Seville.
26244.
Mining companies, ete. 20470.
Haydon (J. R.):
Why go te church. 15278.
52 reasons why you should go to
church. 9743.
Haydon (Walton) Lumber shipments
of Coos Bay, Or. 23795.
Hayes (A. J.):
Girl in the crescent moon. [ete.]
26245-26248.
Laugh of the loon. f[ete.] 20471,
20472,
Naarai of the eyes of night. [ete.]
293819, 29320.
Sailing orders. fete.] 23796,
23797.
Wolf woman. 12414.
Hayes (C. S.):
Friend wife. 24944, 31776.
Little Peggy O’Moore. 31860.
Natural law. 31923.
Sons of the rich. 27663.
Hayes (C. W.):
Boy allies in great peril. [ete.]
9744, 9745.
Boy allies in the Balkan cam-
paign. 15274.
Hayes (KE. N.) Retail & wholesale
druggists. 15275.
Hayes (E. P. C.)
Hayes (Raymond)
Chrysalis. 138905.
Always available.
20473.
Hayes (W. S.) America united.
3848.
Haym Salomon. (Drama) _ 88375.
Hayman (Henry) Isle of Sereno.
5067.
Hayman (Philip):
Beach of Sereno. 22364.
Isle of Sereno. 5067.
Magnet girl. 8410.
eke (Westby) Isle of Sereno.
5067.
pt.1,n.58s., v.13
Haynes (A. E.) Soldier boy. 5184.
Haynes (C. B.):
Christian Sabbath. 29321.
Other side of death. 12415.
Haynes (D. 0.) & co.:
Era druggists’ direct.
Era price-list. 20474.
6637.
Haynes (J. E.) Haynes guide. 12416.
Haynes (Williams) :
Specialist. 5187.
Squaw. 382042.
Haynes guide. 12416.
Hays (J. W.):
Bonus’ systems. [ete.] 29322—
29324.
How to build up furnace efficiency,
23798.
Hays (Jacque) Health hunters.
31798.
Hays (Morris) Agents manual.
23799.
Hay’s guide to Portland & vicinity.
15276.
Hayward (H.) Geog. of Del. 26249.
Hayward (H. R.) His first day off.
22444.
Hayward (Irving) Dollars & sense.
8321.
Hazard (A. B.) Hazard astrological
calendar. 9746.
Hazard astrological calendar. 9746.
Hazel Kirke. (Motion picture) 5595.
Hazeltine (Horace) pseud. See
Wayne (C. 8.)
Hazeltine (Nellie) Poems. 26250.
Hazelton (G. C.) jr. Whirlwind
$2137.
Hazelton (J. H.) Straw pile. 11173.
Hazelton (J. J.)
25078.
Hazleton, Pa., direct.
White flower,
9747.
Hazzard (G. H.) Sefiorita Carmen-
cita. 15277.
He almost eloped. (Motion picture)
8772.
He almost lands an angel. (Motion
picture) 23031.
He became a regular fellow. (Motion
picture) 19194.
He becomes a cop. (Motion picture)
19321.
He did & he didn’t. (Motion picture)
5596.
He did it himself. (Motion picture)
32383.
He fell in love with his wife. ( Motion
picture) 5597.
He made me love him. (Motion pic-
ture) 5677.
He meant well. (Motion picture)
32384.
He never told her. (Drama) 8376.
He’s adevil. (Motion picture) 11427.
He wouldn’t wear glasses. (Motion
picture) 32385.
1624
Head of the family.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
es
He wrote a_ book.
19195.
Heacock (W. A.) Mail order bus.
1949.
(Motion picture)
Head (B. W.) R. & H. adv. co. Serv-
ice. 24433,
Head (J. T.) King Rhythm. 29325.
Head. (Drama) 31797.
(Motion picture)
14268.
Headland, Ala., map. 25124.
Heald (J. L.) Polk Co., Neb., direct.
24407.
Healds business college:
America’s greatest schoolmaster.
29826.
Jameson (H. M.) Heald’s bus.
pract. & accting. 3966.
Healey (Frances) Poet who lost his
pen. 14024.
Health educa. league. Brackett (E. G.)
Rheumatism. 85.
Health funding co. Contract. 12417,
17743.
Health hunters. (Drama) 381798.
Health road. (Motion picture) 11428.
Health - wealth Syndicate — service.
When the world smiles. 20475.
Heard natl. bank. Join our Christ-
mas banking club. 6878.
Heard natl bank of Jacksonville.
Wanted a manager. 6882.
Hearing God speak through church
worship. 17744.
Hearing God speak through the spread
of the church’s message. Pupil’s
manual. 23800.
Hearst’s internatl. library co.:
Barnum (Vance) Joe Strong &
his wings of steel. [ete.]
28204-28208.
Carr (A. R.) Nan Sherwood at
Lakeview Hall. [ete.] 28511-
285138.
Davenport (Spencer) Rushton
boys at Rally Hall [ete.]
28728-28730.
Heart of a child.
14269.
Heart of a fool.
25268.
Heart of a hero.
32386
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Heart of a nation. (Motion picture)
5964.
Heart of a show girl.
ture) 19196.
Heart of Bohemia.
Heart of Bonita.
5598
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 22442.
(Motion picture)
Heart of Dixie. (Drama) 5050.
Heart of gold. (Drama) 13946.
Heart of New York. (Motion pic-
ture) 5599.
Heart of Nora Flynn.
ture) S773.
Heart of old New England (Drama)
27597.
Heart of Paula.
5600.
Heart of Sister
ture) 5601.
Heart of the hills.
25269.
Heart of the immigrant.
1072.
Heart of Virginia
picture) 25270.
Heart of Wetona.
Heart wrecker.
14270.
Heartaches. (Motion picture)
Hearts & gold (Drama) 13947
Hearts & solitaire. (Drama) 11044.
Heart’s ash. (Drama) 8377.
Hearts desire. (Drama) 1073.
Hearts humane. (Drama) 13948.
Hearts of Israel. (Drama) 5052.
Heart’s tribute. (Motion picture)
8774.
Heartsease.
Heartstrings.
Heaslip (E. J.)
Heath (D. C.)
As you like it. 27558*.
Brown (B. M.) Hygiene in home
& town. 17288.
French plays for children. 28347.
JonzAles Ginorio (José) Lec-
tura infantil. 29160.
Haaren (J. H.) Natural free-
hand writing based on muscu-
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
Ann. (Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
(Drama)
Keep. (Motion
(Drama) 5051.
(Motion picture)
11429.
31799.
24952.
20476.
(Drama)
(Drama)
Mother.
& Co.:
lar movement exercises. 9682.
Haliburton (M. W.) Haliburton
fifth reader. 15213.
—— Haliburton phonic chart.
17704.
Jones (K. M.) Des kindes erste
lesebuch. 9934.
Knowles (Antoinette)
for teachers. 26488.
Lee (James) Italian famity Rob-
inson. 10064.
Merchant of Venice. 16616*.
Midsummer night’s dream. 249937.
Sandwich (R. L.) Junior high
schl. speller. 18406.
Schmidhofer (Martin)
tibungen fiir kinder. 4562.
Stewart (C. T.) Gender & declen-
sion of German nouns. 24658.
Tempest. 32062*.
Twelfth night. 27673**.
Heath (F. 8.) Taught by the Holy
Manual
Lege-
Spirit. 29327.
Heath (Mrs. Julian) What every
woman should know. 12418.
Heath (M. L.) Festus. 24938.
1625
Heath (Percy) For art’s sake. 16552.
Heath (S. E.) Balked. 22361.
Heatwole (T. O.) Materia medica &
therapeutics, 24881.
Heberhart (C. E.) Vic Vacs.
17745.
Hebert (L. A.) Melting pot sales assn.
of America. Hebert’s sunshine sales
taiks. 380, 4212, 12875, 18055.
Hebrew jockey. (Drama) 8313.
Hebrew pub. co. Harkarvy (Alexan-
der) Story of Hanucah. 23761.
Hecht (Edith):
Feredah. 11015.
Marjorie. 11089.
Hecht (J. B:) How to locate your
telep. troubles. 26251.
Hecht & co. Easter Sunday from 1916
to 2000. 3849.
Heck (W. L.) Elite soc. of America.
20085.
Heckel (G. B.):
Paint & varnish sellers’ catechism.
9748,
[ete.] 12419, 12420.
Painting with prepared paints.
9750, 15278, 20477.
Hedden.. (T.. C.) Worldly hope.
16732.
Hedenberg (J. W.) Chicago, Ill.
Manual of the indus. map of Chi-
cago. 3450.
Hedge of heart’s desire. (Motion pic-
-ture) 27839.
Hedges (M. H.) Beloit pageant.
13885.
Hedman mfg. co. Fesler (D. F.) F.
& E. sales manual. 12210.
Hedrick, Ia., map. 16801.
Heege (G. J.) Ole Olesen.
Heege (P. A.) Ole Olesen.
Heel of the law.
27840.
Heels. (Drama) .31800.
Heer (I. C.) Laubgewind.
Heergeist (C. A.)
course. 29328.
Hees (Mrs. M. A.):
Bk. of original yokes.
Collection of beautiful
32165 (1)
32165 (1)
(Motion picture)
22639.
Carriage monthly
3850.
& useful
patterns. 12421.
Old & new original designs in tat-
ting. 20478.
Original designs in piano scearf,
ete. 17749.
Hefel (T. C.). Delaware Co., Ind.,
map. 1262.
Heffner (G. O.) Hefiner’s bk. of
magic foreign language playing
ecards. 20479.
Heidingsfeld
8869, S370.
Heiland (F. E.)
20480).
(Ludwig) Gute partie.
Votes for women.
1626
pt. 1, n. 8., v.13
Heilbroner (Louis):
Heilbroner’s off. base ball blue bk.
9751.
Heilbroner’s records, major league |
players. 1950.
Heilman (W. T.) Chem. note bk.
6883.
Hein (Carl) Voice production in
twenty lessons, 29329.
Heine (Adolf) Feldgraue Sepp’l.
22421.
Heinrich amiisiert sich! (Drama)
8378.
Heinroth (Charles) Free organ re-
citals. 20481.
Heintz (A. T.) Golden glow of pio-
neer days. 9753, 12422,
Heinz (E. N.) Heinz int. & discount
time teller & desk calendar. 3851,
29330.
Heinz int. & discount time teller &
desk calendar. 3851, 29330.
Heir of the woman-hater. (Drama)
8379.
Heir to the Hoorah. (Motion picture)
25271.
Held for damages. (Motion picture)
8775.
Helen of the chorus. (Motion picture)
11430.
Helen Stanton. (Drama) 16566.
Helena, Mont., direct. 15279.
Helena, Okl., map. 32216.
Helena’s husband. (Drama) 32119*.
Helen’s Hallowe’en. (Drama) 8380.
Heliotype co. Boston, Mass.,
1250.
Helier (B.) & co.:
Recipes for preparing meat loaves.
6884.
Success with meat. 4733, 21962.
Heller (T. B.) Proper ending. 26252.
Hellis (C. B.):
Orphans. 5130.
Robinson Crusoe.
Hellis (M. J.):
Aladdin and the wonderful lamp.
10947.
map.
8482.
Blue-beard. 10967.
Mexican spy. 11097.
Hello New York. (Drama) 5053,
8381.
Hell's hinges.
Helm (J. B.)
Helm (J. 1.)
Help. (Motion picture)
Help. help, help.
27841.
Hélp yourself. (Drama) 31801.
Helping Henry. (Drama) 2852.
Hemming mfg. Co.
molded insulation. 6885.
Hemmingway (A. F. M.)
tric incubator. 8245.
Henanpup. (Motion picture) 19197.
(Motion picture) 5602:
Sixty and six. 11168.
See Sand (J. Helm)
14271.
Small elec-
(Motion picture) ©
Heat resisting ©
F Henderson (C. K.) jr.
1 Henderson (D. M.)
SE oe
Henderschott (F. C.)
nos, 1-12, 1916
Henbisch (G. A.)
prust ~ co. Useful information.
80581.
Hence (E.) & co., inc. Tennessee, map.
11331.
7 enaericy (Brooks) :
M. C. A. boys of Cliffwood.
15280.
on Bass Island. 20482.
Bldg. & loan
associations & how to organize them.
12189.
Henderson
15281.
(Agnes) That dream.
Insur. agents
desk monitor. 29332.
Henderson (C. S. M.) Sea pictures.
29331
Alabama. Dept.
Alabama
Henderson (Chas. )
of agric. & industries.
land bk. 23062.
Morgan Robert-
son at home. 12423.
Henderson (G. G.) Biddle (E. M.)
Chart showing Pa. workmen’s com-
pensation law. 1505.
Henderson (I. B.) Between the lines.
81650.
Henderson (J. E.)
31660.
Henderson (Lee) What the farmer,
cheese maker & butter maker wants
to know. 6886.
Henderson (Peter) & co.
for the garden. 382.
Hendrick (Frank) Wastrel hoard.
16710.
Hendricks (B. C.) Manual of every
day physics. 26253.
Hendricks (S. E.) co., inc. Hendricks’
commer. register of the U. S. 23801.
Hendricks’ commer. register of the
U.S. 23801.
Hendrickson (S. P.):
Pauline Allen. 16644.
Way Betty Botts brought up her
children. 16712.
Hendrie (Lucille) Happiness. 6887.
Henery (C. B.) Where did Cain get
his wife? 9754.
Hening (L. H.) New family phonetic
speller. 6888.
Henley (N. W.) pub. co.:
Fowler (G. L.) Anatomy of a
steel hopper bettom coal ear.
29095
Pagé (V. W.) Automobilists’
pocket companion. 24375.
Location of cooling lubrica-
Borrowers’ day.
Everything
Peoples’ bank & | Henneberry co.—Continued.
Ferris-Dunlap auto supply co.
Automobile & machinists’ sup-
plies. 15113.
Greene (C. W.) co. Automobile
supply catalogue. 29190.
Hennequin (M.):
Cupid in a fix. 31711.
Poilu. 8467, 8468, 31973.
Hennessy (J. J.):
Address delivered before the Ohio
assn. of master bakers. 963.
Bakery acctg. methods. 16472.
Hennessy (R. B.) Sanctuary. 1174.
Hennessy (W. G.) Penalty. 5141.
Henning (A. F.) Sacramento mer-
chants credit bureau. 18397.
Henning (R. B.) Pulley-grip co.
Pulley-grip. T7680.
Henri, Hurst & McDonald:
Merchandising thru middlemen.
15282.
Selling by mail. 20483.
Henrici, Kent & Lowry eng. co. Build-
ing of a plant. f[ete.] 17750-17752.
Henrico Co., Va., map. 5277.
Henry (George) United States, map.
25184.
Henry (L. L.):
Awakening of Mr. Smith. 31637.
Children’s Christmas dream.
316838.
Henry (R. L.) Algol. 25421.
Henry (R. M.) Sardou (Victorien)
Golden widow. 27683 (1).
Henry (T. A.)
home. 26254.
Henry Co., [ll., direct. 29333. _
Henry Co., Ill., map. 3031.
Henry Co., O., direct. 15283.
Henry H. Rowley’s 1917 yr. bk., sue-
cess on the farm. 29334.
Henry’s little kid. 16966.
Candy making in the
Henry’s study hour. (Drama) 5054.
Henry’s Thanksgiving. (Motion pic-
ture) 27842.
Robart (Olive) &
30750.
Henshaw (0. R.)
co. Peter Pan confections.
Henshaw motor ¢o.:
Dodge bros. motor car.
Making the dollar. 383.
Henwood (C. E.) On the importance
of being born again. 20484.
Hepner (C. 8.) Freeport, Ill., map.
1951.
5270.
Heppe (C. J.) & son. Heppe-Victor
service. 15284.
Hepple (Charles) Interest table Jap,
govt. 44% sterling loan. 15285.
Her bad quarter of an hour. (Motion
tion system faults made easy. picture) 5603.
10417. Her better self. (Motion picture)
Henneberry co.: 5604.
Farmer auto supply co., ine.| Her bitter cup. (Motion picture)
Catalogue. 17608. 5605.
1627
8382.
16567.
(Motion picture)
Her brother’s code. (Drama)
Her castle in Spain. (Drama)
Her celluloid hero.
11481.
Her champion. (Drama) 18839.
Her chance. (Motion picture) 27843.
Her children. (Drama) 24953.
Her defiance (Motion picture) 5606.
Her double life. (Motion picture)
22905.
Her dream man. (Motion picture)
5607.
Her dream of life. (Motion picture)
5608.
Her father’s son. (Motion picture)
22906.
Her fight. (Drama) 13949.
Her fighting spirit.
16956, 19174.
Her first lesson in horseback riding.
(Drama) 16568.
(Motion picture)
Her first night married. (Drama)
1074.
Her first patient. (Drama) 22443.
Her friend, the doctor. (Motion pic-
ture) 5609.
Her great hour. (Motion picture)
5610.
Her great part. (Motion picture)
11482.
Her great price. (Motion picture)
S776.
Her greatest performance. (Motion
picture) 32387.
Her greatest story. (Motion picture)
5611.
Her happiness. (Drama) 31990.
Her hero maid. (Motion picture)
S777.
Her honor the mayor. (Drama)
27598.
Her husband. (Drama) 5055, 31802.
Her husbandless honeymoon. (Dra-
ma) 24954, 24955.
Her husband’s faith. (Motion picture)
11483.
Her husband's wife. (Motion picture)
14272.
Her idea. (Drama) 11045.
Her invisible husband. (Motion pic-
ture) 5612.
Her loving relations. (Motion pic-
ture) 114384.
Her majesty. (Motion picture) 25261.
Her master’s voice. (Drama) 18840.
Her maternal right. (Motion picture)
11435.
Her message to heaven. (Motion pic-
ture) 27844.
Her mother’s sweetheart. (Motion
picture) 19198.
Her naked soul. (Motion picture)
778.
Her naughty eyes. (Motion picture)
5613
pt. 1, n. s., v.18
Her partner. (Motion picture) 8779.
Her perfect husband. (Motion pic-
ture) 32388.
Her picture. (Drama) 25021.
Her power. (Drama) 2853.
Her sister’s guilt. (Motion picture)
32389.
Her sister’s sin. (Motion picture)
8780.
Her soul’s song. (Motion picture)
142738.
Her steady carfare. (Motion picture)
5614.
Her story. (Drama) 14049*.
Her surrender. (Motion picture)
22907.
Her titled husband. (Drama) 31803.
Her two weeks honeymoon. (Drama)
13950.
Her vanished youth.
ture) 25272.
Her vow fulfilled.
19183, 22896.
Her wayward sister.
ture) 5615.
Her wedding day.
Her wedding day.
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 8383.
(Motion picture
25278.
Her wonderful secret. (Motion pic-
ture) 14274.
Herald pub. house:
Bible calendar. 28329.
Daily food. 28712.
Herald tailoring co. Fatten your
purse. 12424.
Heralds of liberty. Certificate of
membership. [ete.] 9755, 9756.
Herbert (G. W.) ine. Standard farm
paper yr. bk. 18509.
Herbert (Hugh):
Pretenders. 11138.
Turn of the tide. 1203.
Herbert (Joseph) Alone at last.
8258.
Hercules & his mother. (Drama)
24930.
Hercules powder co. Game farming
for profit & pleasure. 3852.
Hercules, the lion killer. (Drama)
24930.
Herder (J. G.) This is not a poet.
6889.
Here are your children. (Drama)
22619.
Hereditary order of descendents of co-
lonial governors. Extracts from by-
laws. 1952.
Heredity. (Drama) 31804.
Herford (C.H.) Merchant of Venice.
16616*.
Hering (John) Queensboro, N. Y.,
direct. 16028.
Heritage of hate. (Motion picture)
27845.
1628
Heritage of valor.
22908.
_ Herkat (J. M.) Weisse frau. 382121.
Herman (W. C.):
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
a
(Motion picture)
Herman (Julius) Rotoprint gravure
co., inc. Rotogravure by rotoprint
methods. 21674.
Any man’s sister. 8264.
In old Virginia. 13957.
Millionaire’s son & the shop girl.
31893.
Shoplifters. $2021.
Unele Josh, 82099.
Where the River Shannon flows.
18951.
Hermann (FE. P.):
Action & personal _ efficiency.
25598.
Preparedness & personal efficiency.
9151.
Hermann (Georg) Heinrich Schin
jr., anfang. 384.
Herminie, Pa., map. 16802.
Hermit. (Drama) 2854.
Hermit. (Motion picture) 27846.
Hermosa Beach, Cal., direct. 2396.
Hernandez Mir (Guillermo) Genio de
Leén. 28438.
Hernani. (Drama) 10987*, 16496.
Hero. (Drama) 16569.
Hero by proxy. (Motion picture)
Hero in spite of himself. (Motion
picture) 5616.
Hero of submarine D-2. (Motion pic-
ture) 5617.
Heroine of Ava. (Drama) 13951.
Heroine of San Juan. (Motion pic-
ture) 27847.
Heroines of the Templars crusade.
Ritual. 20485.
Herold (Charles) Chas. Herold’s sys-
tem of mental & phys. science.
20486
Heron (R. F.) Tepic, Mexico, map.
S662.
Herr aus der sezession. (Drama)
16570.
Herrick (A.C.) Wanted... aready-
made man. §559.
Herrick (G. F.) Walrus. 14056.
Herrick (J. W.)
nitto. 18810.
Herrick (L. F.) Cat. of Langwater
Guernseys. 23802.
Herrick (M. T.) How to finance the
farmer. 385.
Herrick & Bennett.
lator. 386.
Hersey (G. M.): ;
George Washington memorial
assn., R. I. advisory council.
Nation wide citizen’s movement.
29139.
Child of the Ma-
Maturity calcu-
Hersey (G. M.)—Continued.
Massachusetts, map. 14122.
Natl. civie hall. 6890.
Reproach to be removed. 29335.
Hertford, N. C., map. 16803.
Hertha’s mistake. (Drama) 31805.
Hervey (W.1L.) Introd. third reader.
23803.
Herz (Eugene) :
Bookkeeping for the storekeeper.
1953, 6891, 9757, 12425, 17753.
How profits can be assured.
15287.
Perpetual culendar. 23804.
Herz (W. C.) Collation of epigrams
on the subject of saving. 1954.
Herzberg (M. J.) Quest. on Pancoast
& Shelly’s first bk. in English lit.
12426.
Herzberger (F. W.) At eventide there
shall be light. 6893.
Herzer (Ludwig) Zimmer der Pom-
padour. 25087.
Herzmansky (Bernhard)
linger (Ludwig)
Herzog (Maximilian)
See Dob-
Foot & mouth
disease. fete.] 6894, 6895.
Hesper. (Motion picture) 19199.
Hesper of the mountains. (Motion
picture) 19199.
Hess (Gilbert) Poultry culture.
29336.
Hess & Clark. Hess (Gilbert) Poul-
try culture. 29336.
Hetschel (Richard) Old California
pioneer. 26255.
Higley (H. R.) Our system. 29350.
Hettinger bros. mfg. co. White line
office equipment. 20487
Heubinger (N.) Iowa, map. 25128.
Heuzey (J. P.) Chemin sans but.
17754.
Hewett (G. H.) Chicago, Ill. Mac-
donald labor direct. 25714.
Hewett (Harlow) Willcox, Peck &
Hughes. Your money back. 27525.
Hewitt (J. O.) Cynthia’s romance.
5017.
Hexagon sewing machine co. Hexa-
gon machina de _ coser. [ete.]
29337-29342.
Hexengericht. (Drama) 16571.
Heyden (Fritz) Kunst und leben.
10013, 20782.
Heywood (D. H.)
12427.
Heywood (E. J.)
3853
Mind power bldg.
Bigger, better bus.
Heywood (F. H.) New eight acre
shopping & office center. 29348.
Hiatt (L. E.) Acme drafting system.
26256.
Hibernia bank & trust co.:
Digest of the Federal farm loan
act. 20488.
1629
INDEX
: |
Hibernia bank & trust co.—Continued. | Hidden
Have money, join our Xmas bank-
ing club. 15288.
Join our Christmas banking club.
3856, 6896.
Hichborn (Franklin)
Grant’s fight against the San Fran-
cisco tenderloin. 20489.
Hickenlooper (Jean) Outwitting the
devil. 25015.
Hickerson (A.
ja
Hickey-Freeman co.
one. 6899.
Hickman (F. C.)
»29344.
Hickman (Mrs. H.):
Cousin Clementine. 31709.
House divided. 13953.
Hickman (J. J.) Have your house
wired. 29345.
Hickman (T. BE.) Teemy dict. of sim-
plified spelling. 9758.
Hicks (E. F.) Guide. 26257.
Hicks (H. M.):
Plenty of pep. 31971.
2323 Bade st. 32165.
Hicks (1I.) & son. Hicks nurseries.
Home landscapes. 3857.
H.) Washerman.
Tll take this
Personal service.
Hicks (I. E.) Moral-house-cleaning.
12428.
Hicks (R. V.) How to make the win-
ter flock declare paying dividends.
387.
Hicks (Seymour) Happy day. 13944.
Hicks nurseries. Home _ landscapes.
8857.
Hickson:
Are you there. 12429.
D’automne. 17755.
Débutante’s winter
29346.
Fulfilment of our spring prophecy.
20490.
Hickson (KE. J.) Organization of the
bankers fire insur. exchange of
America. 29347.
Hickson & co.:
Bride’s tailleur. 9759.
Designed by Hickson of
[ete.] 3858, 3859.
— D’automne. 7755.
Débutante’s winter tailleurs.
tailleurs.
fe
29346.
Fulfilment of our. spring
prophecy. 20490.
—— High lights of autumn fash-
ions. 23805.
Winter tailleur. 26258.
Intimations. 15289.
Shorter coats & skirts for longer
days. 6900.
Hidden city of crime. (Moticn pic-
ture) S762.
Senator |.
pt.1, n.s., v.13
face, (Motion _ picture)
14287.
Hidden fires. (Motion picture)
14259.
Hidden menace. (Motion picture)
23013, 27774.
Hidden prince. (Motion picture)
22993.
Hidden scar. (Motion picture)
25274.
Hide leather & belting co. Catalog.
23806. .
Higbie (H. H.) Ans. to problems.
27344.
Higby (A. W.) Fundamentals of
faith & faithfulness. 9760.
Higgins (H. A.) Course in the scel-
ence of phys. self bldg. 29348.
Higgins (Mrs. M. P.) Children’s mes-
sage. 1004.
Higgins (Pattillo)
map. 2987.
High (Fred) Lessons learned from
the birds. 6901.
High diver’s curse.
32890.
High-fliers.
High play.
High speed.
Barbers Hill, Tex.,
(Motion picture)
(Motion pictures)
5618.
(Drama) 8384.
(Motion picture) 22909.
Higher destiny. (Motion picture)
19200.
Higher thought. (Drama) 10993,
Highest price. (Drama) 31907.
Highfill (C. W.) Govt. aid for road-
bldg. 6902.
Highland body mfg. co. Standard
Highland bodies for motor trucks.
29349.
Highland Park bus. direct. 3860.
Highland Park state bank of Detroit.
Guest (E. A.) Spirit of a bank.
29207.
Highley (J. E.) Combination to play
Canfield solitaire. 26259.
Hight (Mary) Shakespearean fan-
tasy. 11161.
Hightstown, N. J., map. 19001.
Highway of fate. (Motion picture)
19201.
Highway to love. (Drama) 1075.
Highwood, Mont., map. 11272.
Higley (H. R.) Our system. 9761,
29350.
Hikell co. Hykell club. 29351.
Hilbert (Jaroslav) Whom the gods
destroy. 22654.
Hildebrand (J. H.) Outline of lec-
tures in chem. 29352.
Hilderbrant (KE. L.) Crusade of the
ages. 31599.
Hilger, Mont., map. 14103.
Hill (C. E.) Anatomical chart. 26260.
Hill (Christine) :
Turk. 32092.
Under the hats wing. 32101.
1630
“nos.1-12,1916
Rill (FE. C.) Bk. of evolution.
Hill (G. B.):
Corner House girls in a play.
; [ete.] 9763, 6764.
: Say uncle. 16677.
Hill (Gus):
Hans und Fritz. 31796.
My mother’s rosary. 5116, 11108.
Polly & her pals. 8469.
Hill (J. J.) Year with colors for
youth of U. S. 17756.
Hill (J. M.):
Balanced daily diet.
17758.
Whys of cooking. 15290.
Hill (J. P.) Natl. protection. 20491.
Hill (L. C.) Our flag. 20492.
fete.] 17757,
Hill (M. B.) Mining precious treas-
ures from the word of God. 26261.
Hill (M. F.) Lost village. 22486.
Hill (Napoleon) Psychol. of sales-
manship
Hill (W. A.):
Seenario bulletin.
and sell scenarios. 2475.
Hill bros. fur co. Hill bros. trappers
guide. 23808.
Hill direct. co., inc.:
Alexandria. Va.. direct. 23069.
Charlottesville, Va., direct. 25709.
Honewell & City Point, Va., direct.
17786.
Kingston, N. C., direct. 26478.
Lynchburg, Va., direct. 15639.
Norfolk & Portsmouth, Va., di-
rect. 7558.
Petersburg, Va.. direct. 18286.
Richmond, Va.. direct. 772+.
Roanoke, Va., direct. 18339.
Rocky Mount, N. C.. direct. 24469.
Staunton. Va., direct. & list of
Augusta Co. farmers. 27233.
Wilson, N. C.. direct. 22297.
Hill pub. co.:
Amer. machinist.
25460, 28052.
Barton (C. R.) Manufacture of
eartridge brass. 11760.
Colvin (F. H.) Mfg. British 8-in.
shells. 9319.
—— Mfg. 120-millimeter Serbian
shells. 3485; 6420.
Cone-pulley speed table. 3488.
Conover (W. R.) Arr. & mainte-
nance of machine tools. [ete.]
17382-17385.
— Control of expense materials.
[ete.] 19883, 19884.
—— Dent. of economy. 9327.
— Design and drafting. [ete.]
1485814860.
——Factory transportation of
product & materials. {ete.]
12008, 12009.
U. S. munitions.
9762. | Hill pub. co.—Continued.
INDEX
—— Machine-shop
6428.
Croft (Terrell) Rational design
of foundation. 12038.
Mawson (Robert) Making bayo-
net scabbards. f[ete.] 18047-
18050, 21032, 21033.
—— Making 1 Ib. cartridge cases.
12864.
—— Mfg. 12-in. shrapnel.
small _ tools.
7324,
10169.
Meyers (P. M.) Methods of lo-
eating machinery foundation
templets. 4234.
Sargent (S. B.) Design & con-
struction of textile machinery
cams. 2468.
Smith (G. R.)
tridges. 4645.
Stickney (G. H.)
of good shop
21946.
Suverkrop (E. A.) Mfg. British
18-pounder high-explosive shells.
2577, 4743, T9S86.
Mfg. rifle car-
Economic value
illumination.
Van Deventer (J. H.) Three-
inch Russian shrapnel. 2653,
4839.
Hill-Smith metal goods co. Repair
15291.
Machine tools.
parts for Ford cars.
Hilles & Jones co.
26262.
Hiliman (S. F.):
Lady gardner. 31842.
Passing souls. 31956.
Peggy’s prophecy. 27648.
Piano is tuned. 2913.
Hillmann (M. A.) Will Shakespeare.
16725.
Hills (A. M.) Non-mechanical check
protecting co. Non-mechanical check
protecting systems. 7555.
Hillsdale Co., Mich., map. 32217.
Hillyard, Wash., direct. 4694.
Hillyer (C. R.) Procedure before the
LCC. Sie.
Hilton (H. H.):
Long or short shafts. 23810.
Value of putting. 9765.
Hincks bros. & co. Taxation of se-
curities in Conn. 20493.
Hind (C. L.) Art of
26263, 29554.
Hinde & Dauch paper Co.
home selling. 6903
Hinderer ({J. G.)
forte schl. Bulletin.
26265.
Hinderer pianoforte schl.
[ete.] 26264, 26265.
Hindley (W. W.):
Desk man. 18819.
Scoop. 8488.
Their little bit.
landscape.
Farm to
‘Hinderer piano-
[ete.]
Bulletin.
16694.
1631
INDEX
Hinds (A. S.):
Time touches lightly the fair skin
of childhood. 12430.
When you use Hinds honey « al-
mond cream. 6994.
Hine (P. W.) Old jewels in new set-
tings. 12431.
Hines (A. V.) I take this woman.
16576.
Hines direct.
23811.
S515.
Hines (C. C.) sons co.
of med. examiners,
Hinés (Dixon) Stranded.
Hines (E. T.) Organization chart.
20494.
Hines (L. N.) Elements of spelling.
6751.
Hines eng. & construction co. Datias,
Or., map. 11258.
Hinkle (H. M.) Chute. [ete.] 20495-
20498.
Hinkley (Laura) It’s an ill wind.
31830.
Hinton, Okl., map. 2771S.
Hippee motor supply co. New miche-
lin universal tread. 29357,
Hiram & the peddlers. (Drama)
24956.
Hirchmann (Henri) Charmante Ros-
alie. $8291.
Hired & fired. (Motion picture)
23030.
Hired, tired & fired. (Motion picture)
5619.
Hirsch (Baron de) trade sehl. See
Baron de Hirseh trade sch.
Hirsch (Cal) & sons iron & rail co.
Bk. of, 1,000 bargains. 9766.
Hirsch (S. M.):
Three in one.
Yogo or Yoga. 27681.
Hirsch, Lilienthal & co. Dominion of
Canadian loans. 29359.
Hirschfeld (George) Mothers.
Hirsch! (S. D.):
Evidence, with outline of study.
11191.
13992*.
26266.
Pleading. 29360.
Trade-mark & copyright protec-
tion. 3861.
Hirschler (B. A.) Photographic
primer. 26267.
Hirth (William )
Stamping out hog cholera.
His alibi. (Drama) 2855.
His auto ruination. (Motion picture)
Connaway (J. W.)
6426.
5620.
His birthday gift. (Motion picture)
16967.
His bread & butter.
114386, 27848.
(Motion picture)
His brother’s keeper. (Motion pic-
ture) 19202.
His brother's pal. (Motion picture)
5621.
pt. I, p. s., v. 13
His brother’s wife. (Motion picture)
11487.
His chance. (Drama) 25021.
His conscious conscience. (Motion
picture) 25275.
His daughter’s dilemma. (Motion pic-
ture) 5622.
His dukeship, Mr. Jack. (Motion pie-
ture) 11488.
His Dutch uncle. (Drama) 8385.
His father’s will. (Drama) 1076.
His favorite bin. 4417.
His first case. (Drama) 11046.
His first day off. (Drama) 22444.
His first tooth. (Motion picture)
16968.
His golden hour. (Motion picture)
27849.
His great triumph. (Motion picture)
14821.
His hereafter. (Motion picture) 5623.
His highness, the janitor. (Motion
picture) 8781.
His honor. (Drama) 11047.
His ivory dome. (Motion picture)
32391.
His last chance. (Drama) 18841.
His last laugh. (Motion picture)
11489, 27850.
His last pet. (Drama) 11048.
His little pal. (Drama) 1102.
His little spirit girl. (Motion picture)
19208.
His little story. (Motion picture)
11440.
His little wife. (Motion picture)
22910.
His lost love. (Drama) 31806.
His luck. (Drama) 31990.
His lucky day. (Motion picture) 8782.
His other self. (Drama) 31807.
His majesty, Dick Turpin. (Motion
picture) 5624.
His masterpiece.
His Methodist foot.
(Drama) 16572.
(Drama) 18842.
His moral code. (Motion picture)
27851.
His mother’s boy. (Motion picture)
22911.
(Drama) 5056.
(Motion picture)
His neighbor.
His neighbor’s wife.
8783.
His new
25249.
His own Nemesis.
25276.
His own story.
16969.
His partner’s daughter.
job. | (Motion picture)
(Motion picture}
(Motion picture)
(Drama)
8386.
His picture. (Motion picture) 14275.
His picture in the papers. (Motion
picture) 8784.
His price. (Drama) 16573.
1632
q
_ His return,
His stolen fortune.
His temper-mental
nos, 1-12, 1916
His pride & shame. (Motion picture)
5625.
(Motion picture) 5626.
(Motion picture) 19204.
_ rival.
His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales with the guards. (Motion pic-
¢,
- ture) 65781.
His sister’s champion.
ture) 5627.
His sister’s friend.
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 5057.
(Motion picture)
19205
mother - in - law.
(Motion picture) 19206.
His white lie. (Motion picture)
His wife’s allowance. (Motion pic-
ture) 32392.
His wife’s good name. (Motion pic-
ture) 22912.
His wife’s mistake. (Motion picture)
8785.
His wife’s mother. (Motion picture)
82393.
His wooden leg. (Motion picture)
8786.
His word of honor. (Drama) 22445,
His world of darkness. (Motion pic-
ture) 8787.
Hispanic soc. of America. Pecadora.
81968. ;
Historic gardens of New England.
18473.
Historic pageant of Fort Fairfield &
the Aroostook Valley. 22446.
Hit-the-trail Holliday. (Drama)
11049.
Hitcheock, Okl., map. 27719.
Hitchman (A. B.) Vera Cruz, Mexico,
map. 32308.
Hite (M.D.) Statement of the funda-
ment of aesthetics. 29361.
Hix (Melvin) Introd. third reader.
23803.
Hixson (H. P.) I am your enemy.
9767.
Hoag (E. F. A.) Mountain maid.
13993.
(G.
Hoard (H. L.) Hoard’s 5000 farm,
ranch & cottage names. 29362.
Hoax house. (Motion picture) 5629.
Hobart (Frederick) Monarch system
of piano instr. 29363.
Hobart (G. F.) Bigger, better bus.
15292.
Hobart (G. V.):
Moonlight Mary.
What's your
22650.
Ziegfeld follies of 1916. 14067.
Hobart, Okl., map. 5278.
S.) Lincoln highway.
1117.
husband doing?
INDEX
Hobbs (Mrs. P. L.) Natl. soc. U. 8.
daughters of 1812 Lineage bk.
24237.
Hoboken, N. J., map. 32224.
Hobson’s choice. (Drama) 11049*,
Hochheimer (Rita) But Germany
made a natl. idol of him. 15293.
Hochzeit casimirs. (Drama) 24957.
Hodby (W. B.) Fiat lux. 3862.
Hodge (J. P.) Hodge’s common sense
shorthand. 29364.
Hlodge (R. H.) Who’s who & what’s
What. 32140.
Hodgenville, Ky., map. 11273.
Hodges (G. C.) There is coming a
day. 26268.
Hodges (Horace) Little lady in blue.
27622.
Hodges (L. B.) Romance in feathers.
15294.
Hodges (lL. M.) Bird guardians.
S280.
Hiodges (V. VY. C.) Simplified healing.
15295,
Ilodges (W. C.) Married on a bet.
6905.
Hodges pub. co., ine. Hodges’ N. Y.
city nurses’ direct. 20499.
Hodges’ N. Y. city nurses’ direct.
20499.
Hodgkins (C. R.) Step in = steam.
26269,
Hodgkinson (Hlizabeth) Pilgrim’s
progress, 22558.
Hodgman (C. S.) A. B. C. bk. of
birds. f[ete.] 29865-29370.
Hodgman (Cecil) New England, map.
11296.
Hodgson (E. F.) co. Hodgson wig-
6906.
Only a rose in the
Wwam portable houses.
Hodgson (Eunice)
gutter. 17759.
Iiodson (Clarence) & co.
7% certificates. 20500.
Hoechstetter (Sophie) Stunde der er-
fiillung. 29371.
Hoelscher (Charles)
map. 113826.
Hoeny (A. W.)
Hoevel mfg. corp.
machines. 23813.
$100 & $500
St. Louis, Mo.,
Truest one. 11204.
Hoevel sandblast
Hofer (M. R.) Seasonable festivals &
pageants. 15296.
Hofert (W. F.) Classified — direct.
mfrs. of adv. specialties, ete. 28615.
Hoff (W. C.) Just Red. 11067.
Hoffman (A. 8.) Nothing doing.
31933.
Hoffman (Aaron):
Andy Rice in society. 22356.
Boss. 18801.
Domestic economy. 1033.
People’s friend. 1145.
Waiter. 22642.
1633
INDEX
Hoffman (M. H.) Why bluebird?
26270.
Hoffmann (Eberhard) Painted illu-
sions. 1140.
Hofheimer (Jack) State constitu-
tional law. 12432.
Hofmann (F. O.)
tions. 293872.
Hofmann (G. W.)
32085.
Hofmannsthal (Hugo von):
Frau ohne schatten. 31774.
Madonna Dianora. 2883.
Hogaboom (Winfield) Daughter of
the don. 22866.
Hogan (B. H.) Internal bath. 29373.
Hogle (J. A.) Hogle (J. A.) & co.
Hints & sugges-
Tree of heaven.
Hand bk. of Utah securttucs. 2050/1.
Hogrefe (Pearl) Every senior. 11009.
Hogue (Shea) Return of Magee.
31998.
Hogwallow news. 3888, 1955, 3863, v768,
12433, 15297, 20502, 28233.
Hohenschleyer (Amadeus von) See
Von Hohenschleyer (Amadeus)
Hoit (BE. K.) Pie Face turns. 15300.
Hoit (Romaine) Hoit (BE. K.) Pie
Face turns. 153800.
Hokanson (N. M.) Svenska alman-
ackan. 31157.
Hoke, (C. F.) Burglar. 5000.
Holbrook (H. F.) Select Scriptures.
23814.
Holbrook (Mildred) Andy, you’re a
dandy. fete.] 29374—-29377.
Holbrook, Ariz., map. 8618.
Holbrook, Mass., direct. 21620.
Holeomb (J. I.) mfg. co. Catalog.
17760.
Hold fast. (Motion picture) 8851.
Hold-up. (Drama) 13952.
Holden (G. H.) & co., ine.:
Loretz (J. L.) Payroll auditing.
4163.
New York (City) Record insur.
direct. 26787.
New York & New Jersey.
veyor insur. direct. 24261.
Holden & Harron. Bill-poster. 13890.
Holding the fort. (Drama) 18843.
Hole in the wall. (Drama) 31808.
Holeproof hosiery co.:
Both silk & cotton guaranteed.
[ete.] 17761-17763.
Holeproof hosiery. 23815.
Holeproof hosiery for Christmas.
293878.
Now for a sane Christmas.
1957-1961.
Thousands of tributes to hole-
proof’s double-service. 20503.
Holgate, O., map. 25125.
Holiday jingle bk. 7061.
Sur-
Lete. ]
pt. Ij n. 8., v.13
Holiday message makers:
Holiday message bk. 26271.
Johnston (JM/rs. C. E.) Holiday
jingle bk. 7061.
Holihan (J. H.) Gold seal no. 10.
20504.
Holland (F. C.) Cave woman. 138900.
Holland (F. J.) Fleeto, the great
naval war game. 17764.
Holland (J. C.) Art of effective pub-
lic speaking. 1962.
Holland, Mich., map. 32218.
Hollen (R. H.) - Jaeckson‘loose leaf Ill.
corp. record. 15302.
Hollenbeck press. Folder movie.
9770.
Holley (Horace) Read-aloud plays.
31990.
Holliday (J. R.):
Constitution, Before & after
breakfast. [etc.] 3490-3492.
Feeding the pussy in the
morning. [ete.] 1613-1615.
In society circles. 174.
(M. F.) Wicker furniture.
Holliday
15308.
Holliday (W. J.) & co.
guide. 23816.
Hollis (F. W.) Pleasant hour. 13869.
Hollister (L. D.) Fore. 8347.
Holm & Olson, ine. Bulbs, trees,
shrubs & plants for fall planting.
20505.
Holman (A. J.) co. Bible. Soul win-
ners’ testament. 19646.
Holman (C. W.) Irish land purchase
system. 6907.
Holman (F. E.):
Course in higher
fete.] 6908-6920.
Lecture. 15304.
Holman (Harry)
1136.
Holman (J. B.) Combined life, acci-
dent & health insur. 17765.
Holman’s natl. schl. of accountancy:
Holman (F. E.) Course in higher
Street buyers
accountancy.
Old Bill Rogers.
accountancy. [ete.] 6908-6920.
Holman’s natl. schl. of account-
ancy. 6921.
Lecture. 9771, 15304.
Holmes (C. N.) Their first quarrel.
5200.
Holmes (D. F.) Cash discount.
29379.
Holmes (Donald) Catalog. 3865. —
Holmes (Jessie) Picture of a child.
1963. }
Holmes (M. J.) Dora Deane. 27578.
Holmquist (F. N.):
Arizona, map.
Phoenix, Ariz., map.
Holophane glass ¢co., ine.
the light of your personality.
23817, 23818.
16741, 16742.
11317.
Decolite,
[ete.]
1634
~ nos, 1-12, 1916
- Holstein-Friesian assn. of America:
Advance register yr. bk. 293880.
Holstein-Friesian herd-bk. 23819.
Holt (F. T.) Fire & fireside. 16549.
Holt (G. A.) Prairie farmer. Boys,
girls, stop-look-listen. 13244.
Holt (Henry) & co.:
Forest princess & other masques.
27584.
Herzberg (M. J.) Ques. on Pan-
coast & Shelly’s first bk. in
Engl. lit. 12426.
Rose (W. A.) ‘Tin owl stories.
27066
Smith (EB. B.) In the Land of
’ Makebelieve. 21869.
Holt (N. E.) Fixation of atmos-
pheric nitrogen. 23337.
Holt (W. E.) Great Lakes territory,
map. 3026.
Holt mfg. co. Caterpillar. 20506.
Holton (M. A.) Teachers’ notebk.
for the Holton-Curry fourth reader.
{ete.] 29881, 29382.
Holton (M. W.) Pawnshop. 22552.
Holweg (Theobald von Bethmann-)
See Bethmann-Holweg (Theobald
von)
Holyoke, Mass., direct. 3866.
Holyoke, Mass., map. 1283,
Holzapfel pub. co. Protective
facts cartooned. 23820.
Home & farm pub. co., inc.
(Jane) Dearlove Loring. 26116.
Home benefit circle co. Plan. 9777.
Home builders service. Home build-
ers service. 23821.
Home life. $2,500.00 cash. 23822.
Home management. 7321.
Home needlework pub. co.:
Huston (M. L.) Home needle-
work centerpiece & doilies.
[ete.] 29419-29421.
3032.
tariff
Gillmore
Julian (Elma) ed. Home needle- |
work tatting bk. 29646.
Home nursing suggestions. 21113.
Home of the oyster. (Motion pic-
ture) 32394.
Home on leave. (Motion picture):
Home press. Mass every day in the
year calendar. 30066.
Home savings loan & trust co., ine.
Three per cent loan contract. [etc.]
6922, 6923.
Home soil & seed tester co. Home
soil & seed testers. 23823.
Home sweet home. (Drama)
27599.
Home telep. & teleg. co., Long Branch,
Cal. Telep. direct. 3867, 23825.
Home telep. & teleg. co. of Pasadena.
Telep. directs. 9778, 20508, 26272.
Home telep. & teleg. co. of Portland,
Or. Telep. direct. 6924, 20509.
11050,
Home telep. & teleg. co. of Spokane.
Telep. direct. 9780. 20510. 29383.
Home telep. co., Goshen, Ind. Telep.
direct. 17766.
Homeless hobo. (Drama) 18844,
Homely hints by Mrs. Thrift. 3868.
Homer, N. Y., direct. 14870.
Homestead, Pa., direct. 6925.
Homestead almanac. 29384.
Homestead bank of Brooklyn. Join
the Prosperity club. 9781.
Honeymoon days. (Drama) 31809.
Honeymoon hold-up. (Drama) 2856.
Honeymoon in 2000. (Drama) 5058.
Honig (Louis) I am the agent of
the king of horrors. [ete.] 15309-
15318.
Honig-Cooper co. Honig (Louis) I
am the agent of the king of horrors.
fete.] 15309-15318.
Honk-honk-maybe. (Drama) 24958.
Honolulu, Hawaii:
Direct. 153814.
Traffic speed & automobile regis-
tration ordinances. 389.
Honor cross. (Drama) 1077.
Honor of Mary Blake. (Motion pic-
ture) 32395.
Honor’ system. (Motion picture)
32396.
Honor thy country. (Motion picture)
27852.
Honorable friend. (Motion picture)
19208.
Honorable Mr. Oxenham. (Motion pic-
ture) 27933.
Honor’s altar. (Motion picture) 5630.
Hood ptg. co. Direct advertising.
6926.
Hood River, Or., map. 22717.
Hooded helper. (Motion picture)
S803.
Hoodman blind. (Motion picture)
8839.
Hoodoo Ann. (Motion picture)
11441.
Hoodoo escalator. (Drama) 2857.
Hoodwinking the impressario.
(Drama) 22447.
Hooe (Lida) Pract. drawing. 23826.
Hooker (F. C.) Craven. 12434.
Hooper (G. H.):
I’m longing for the old home down
in Maine. 6927.
Ode to Mt. Tamalpais. 1964.
Hooper (H. S.) Fairest of the fair.
9782.
Hooper (R. H.) & co. Monthly range
of prices for cotton futures in N. Y.
17767.
Hooper, Neb., map. 5279.
Hoops CW. W.) Bigger, better bus.
9783
Hoornbeek (H. P.) Mary Ann. 22501.
1635
INDEX
Hoosier-Dixie highway assn. Hoosier-
Dixie highway, map. 14104.
Hoosier inter-state mutual insur. co.
Automobile insur. 26278.
Hoosier mfg. co. Hoosier kitchen
cabinets. 9789, 20511.
Hoover (H. E. M.):
Alfabet. 29385.
Sferic alfabet.
Hoover (R. B.) Hidden dangers of
the mail order. 6929.
Hop, the devil’s brew.
ture) 5631.
Hope (C. R.):
Admiral’s daughter’s house party.
[ete.] 26274-26299.
Another poet in the
[ete.] 23827-23852.
Armed monks guard priceless
relics. [ete.] 6930-6948.
Banzai. f[ete.] 17768-17785.
Before the days of Christopher
Columbus. [ete.] 390-398.
6928.
(Motion pic-
trenches.
Bigger the petticoat, the smaller |
the purse. [ete.] 9790-9815.
Canals on Mars. [ete.] 3869—
3885.
Do they pay to join the crowd.
[ete.] 12485-12452.
Fisticuffs as first aid to grand
opera. f[ete.] 1965-1981.
For all they that take the sword
shall perish with the sword.
[ete.] 15815-15336.
Have Yuan Shi Kai & Kitchener
joined dead who still live. [ete.]
20512-20526.
Hope (Eleanor)
ment. 1982.
Hope (lL. L.):
Bobbsey twins at home. 23858.
Bunny Brown & his sister Sue.
[ete.] 3886-8891.
Moving picture girls in war plays.
20527.
Hope (W. A.):
Lysistrata. 16605.
Masque of Psyche.
Hope. (Drama) 11043.
Hope college (Council of)
of Hope. 166438.
Hope Foster’s
(Drama) 24991.
Hopewell. Va., direct.
Hopkins (A. L.)
based on the
15337.
Hopkins (C. YV.)
trict. Ariz., map.
Hopkins (E. P.) Washington civil
service schl. Govt. positions. 22196.
Hopkins (Edwin):
Advice to the love-loons. 10944.
Cowboy's courtship. 8306.
Expectations. 1045.
Quotations & com-
5095.
Pageant
Christmas star.
17786.
Federal regulation
commerce clause.
Verde mining dis-
27761.
1636
pt. 1,0. s., v.13
Hopkins (Edwin)—Continued.
Expressionist. 22417.
Louise, incorporated. 18859.
Stone age suffragette. 18922.
Wisdom & vanity. 16726.
Hopkins (FF. W.) Scoop, the cub re-
porter. 3892, 6949, 12452,
23854, 26300, 29386.
Hopkins (G. M.) co.:
Pittsburgh, Pa., map. 32267.
St. Paul, Minn., map. 14157.
Hopkins (H. L.) Home checker com-
panion. 6952.
Hopkins (Mary) Homemade gift of
cretonne. 29391.
Hopkins (P. M.) Defender. 13920.
Hopkinsville, Ky., direct. 17787.
Hopp (Julius) World aflame. 8579.
Hopper-Cousins press syndicate, ine.
Bank advertisements. 20536, 23856,
29392.
Hoppin
29152.
Hoppman (R. L.)
M.)
(BE, Girls’ kalendar,
Spot. 15338.
Just for tonight. 13965.
Our little wife. 22544.
Hoquiam, Wash., map. 27720.
Hord (P. A.) Caught with the goods.
18807.
Hord (W. D.) United thrift corp.
United thrift corp. 27404.
Horive (H. H.) Japanese bus. direct.
17788.
Horkheimer (H. M.)
26301.
Horlick maltoat biscuit co.:
Food of many uses, 12457.
Horlicks maltoat biscuit. 29394.
Hormiguita. (Drama) 11051.
Hornaday (W. J.) Call from the
desert. 10979.
Hornberger (W. R.)
flower, store. 2749.
Horner (C. F.):
Heart of the immigrant.
Old home singers. 2905.
Horner (lL. M.) Fans game of base-
‘ Hopwood (Avery):
Twisted thread.
Up-to-date
1072.
ball. 15339.
Horner (W. M.) Prize essays.
12458.
Hornibrook (Isabel) Girls of the
Morning-glory camp fire. 9816.
Horniman (A. E. F.):
Bed rock. 31646.
Dying to live. 22409.
Hornmann (Otto) Hornmann magic
co. 20th century wonders. 29395.
Hornmann magic co. 20th century
wonders. 29395.
Horowitz (H. A.):
Oregon musicians direct. 26917.
Southern California musicians’
direct. 13504.
Horse Cave, Ky., map. 11274.
;
by
| Horse shoe.
__ (J. H.)
Hospital supply co. Cat.
_ Hot-house flower.
- Hot time in Iceland.
5632.
, on (W.H.) Bigger, better bus.
- Hotehkin (W. R.)
nos. 1-12, 1916
Horse review co. Horse review har-
ness racing guide & trotting & pac-
ing breeders’ direct.
(Drama) 22448.
rstmann (W.H.) co. Schumacker
(Anna) Columbia bk. of yarns.
fete.) 16144, 16145. fies
Ic a
— Ranch to Ely,
orwits (W.N.) Naught for nothing.
ae (Drama) 16574.
r (Jessie) See Ridenour
map.
of aseptic
steel furniture. 29396.
(Drama) 5059.
(Motion picture)
Bigger, better bus.
[ete.] 400, 1983, 1984.
Hotchkiss (G. B.):
Bus.-bldg. Engl.
20539
N. Y. univ. schl.
accts. & finance.
13048.
‘Hotchkiss (L. C.):
Bells of 1916. 402.
Our May. 9818.
Hotel Bismarck. Coolest spot in Chi-
eago. 20540.
Hotel Lenox. What every guest of
this hotel should know. 15340.
Hotpoint elec. heating co.:
{ete.] 20537-
of commerce
Bus. Engl.
Elee. range burners. fete. ]
12459, 12460.
Retail salesmen’s manual of Hot-
point lamp-socket appliances.
17789.
Hough (D. M.):
Confidential statements. 29397.
20541.
Why pay $600.
Howgh (Emerson) Magnificent adven- |
ture. 6953, 9819.
Houghton (A. A.) Marbleizing.
26302.
Houghton (BE. F.) & co. Amer. sys-
tem, the thermostat which accom-
plishes the results claimed. 9820,
9821.
Houghton Co., Mich., direct. 3895.
Houghton Mifflin co.:
Star of Seville. 32045.
Whittier (J. G.) Snowbound,
ete. 18754.
Houlé (Romeo) 11 mois dans les
tranchées. 12461, 15341.
INDEX
Hour of childhood.
Hour’ i oof
18845.
House (E. L.):
Bridge of faith. [etc.] 403, 404.
Father, the subconscious mind of
God. [etc.] 12462, 12463.
Power of the will. 20542.
House (Ernest):
Change of heart.
23860.
Excuses. 6954.
Holy Spirit. 20548.
House by the side of the road.
(Drama) 5060.
House divided. (Drama) 13953, 24959.
House in Blind alley. (Drama) 11053.
House of future. (Drama) 32097.
House of glass. (Drama) 11054.
(Motion picture)
House of lies.
19209.
(Drama) 32097.
(Motion picture)
11052.
(Drama)
(Drama)
temptation.
[ete.] 23857—
House of life.
House of mirrors.
16970.
House of mystery.
11513.
House of rest.
House of revelation.
5633.
House of sand. (Drama) 31810.
House of service, inc. Natl. educa.
assn. New York, 1916 15816.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 8534.
(Motion picture)
House of surprise. (Motion picture)
5634.
House of unhappiness. (Motion pic-
ture) 8798.
9822.
(Motion pic-
House that Jack built.
House that Jack built.
ture) 5635.
House with the golden windows. (Mo-
tion picture) 16971.
House with the green blinds. (Drama)
1078.
Housekeeper. (Drama) 22450.
Housekeeper’s almanac. 29398.
Houser (W. A.) Off. automobile &
motoreycle direct. 10380.
Housholder (Frank) Success, effi-
ciency, achievement, destiny. 9823.
Housman (Laurence):
Bird in hand. 27565.
Likely story. 24973.
Lord of the harvest. 22485.
Nazareth. 22529.
Snow.man, 22595.
Houston (N. F.) Millions for defense.
8420.
Houston, Tex., map. 16804.
Houston chronicle pub. co.:
Cornell (R. H.) Save, & hang
Houlihan (Bertha) Good old days. where it’s handy, ete. 17392.
1064. Santa Claus’ postoffice. [etc.]
Houlihan (Fred) Good old days. 29399, 29400.
1064. Houston ship channel facts. 405.
Hour-glass (Drama) 22449, 27599*. Housum (Robert) Bandit. 16496.
77396—17-——12 1637
Houville (Gerard d’) pseud.
Régnier (M. L. A. de H.)
Hovey-King (Alvin) Chocolate girl.
See
1006.
Hoving (Johannes) Medicinska spérs
mal. 15342.
How Christmas was saved. (Drama)
27656.
How do you feel? (Motion picture)
27853.
How Jimmy made good. (Drama)
31811.
How life begins. (Motion picture)
27854.
How Moses paid the mortgage.
(Drama) 31812.
How moving pictures are made. 9260.
How stars are made. (Motion pic-
ture) 14276.
How times do change. (Motion pic-
ture) S87S8S.
How to avoid accidents. (Motion pic-
ture) 56386.
How to be happy, though married.
(Motion picture) 32397.
How to can fruits, vegetables & meats.
23545.
How to close prospects & write new
bus. 10122.
How to estimate the price of a sec-
ond-hand motor car. 12724.
How to find the law. 9170.
How Uncle Sam has outgrown home-
spun. (Motion picture) 32398.
How very shocking. (Drama) 27600.
Howard (A. P.) Selling jewels to
-multimillionaires. 406.
Howard (B. W.) Guenn. 2848.
Howard (Billy) I'm going away.
31818.
Howard (G. E.) Chicken chatter.
6955. 9824.
Howard (G. F.) Outlines in gram-
mar. 6956.
Howard (H. H.) Child in the house.
16514.
Howard (Harold) Revere, Mass.,
direct. 27045.
Howard (J. C.)
the Lord. 20544.
Howard (Katherine)
Justice belongs to
Two plays & a
rhapsody. 32097.
Howard (Keble) pseud. See Bell
Ps. i)
Howard (L. J.) Which one shall I
marry? 18952.
Howard (R. E.) Home acct. bk.
153438.
Bg (R. W.) Liloyd-George warns |
U.S. 23861.
Heard (S. C.) Cranbrook masque.
13917.
Howard (Shafter) Gallant boys in
blue. 12464.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Howard & son. (Drama) 22451.
Howe (C. E.) co.:
Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, N. J.,
direct. 14511.
Atlantie City, N. J., direct. 17175.
Boyd’s main line direct. 23259.
Boyd's street suide of Philadel-
phia, 3358, 28377
Camden, N. J., pees 19756.
Philadelphia, Pa., direct. 7653,
13216.
Howe (C. F.)
comp. laws.
Howe (J.
15344.
Howe (J. R.) co.
Marginal annot. to the
3896, 23862.
H.) Financial lectures.
Williams (F. W.)
Bride’s bk. [etc.] 24848-24853.
Hiowe (Sam):
Day at the races. 8313.
Kissing maid. 8394.
Howe (T. J.) & co., ine. Bk. of in-
structions for wearers of glasses.
20545.
Howell (C. M.) Billionaire power.
407.
Howell (E. F.) jr. Funetions of a
claim dept. 12465.
Howell (J. W.) & co. Partial payment
plan made safe. 23864.
Howell (John) Harte (F. B.) Lines
by an ex-schoolmaster. 17722.
Howell (N. B.) Elite list, Washing-
ton. 38637.
Howell, Mich., map. 32219.
Howes (S.) co., ine. Eureka grain
cleaning machinery. 29401,
Howes (S. M.) co. Fireplace fixtures
& other specialties. 20546.
Howey (W. J.) land co. Growing
money in Florida land. 23865.
Howland (M. L.):
Omar, the seer. 11115.
Seat of the war. 11158.
Soul maker. 11170.
Howze (A. C.H.) In spite of the law.
1082.
Hoxter (M. E.) Grandpa’s eat.
29402.
Hoxter (W. F.) Services for the § S.
6957.
Hoy (Ben) How long, O Lord, how
long. 408.
Hoy (C. F.) Citizens state bank.
Pyramid Christmas savings club.
6395.
Hoy (E. R.) My flag. [ete.] 29403,
29404.
Hoyden (Motion picture) 5637.
Hoyle (J. T.) Sunny Crest. 3898.
Hoyne (T. T.) ine. Hoyne (T. T.)
Hardy shooting bares scandal.
fete.]. 409-411.
Hoyt (E. W.) & co.
good teeth. 20547.
How to have
1638
nos, 1-12, 1916
oyt (F. A.) Amer, agric. chem. co.
a, mney inaking corn. 1391.
Eo R.) Independence message.
Hi 4 (J. C.) Verde mining district,
—, map. 22804.
Hraun farm. (Drama) 27637*.
College floor clothes. 23866.
Tubb: (B. A.) For the regiment.
1022.
bbz (Elbert) :
Domination, 263038.
Little journey to the home of
&
Josiah & Sarah Wedgewood.
r [ete.] 3899, 3900.
' Pay as you go. 23867.
Hubbard City, Tex., map. 5280.
Jubbell (R. S.) Quacky Doodles’ &
Danny Daddles’ bk. 15346.
‘Hubble (Lessing) :
Love hunters. 24979.
Madge Gray. 16607.
War orphans. 25072.
Hubby puts one over.
ture) 8789, 14277
ea (Joseph)
Binchingson (J. E.) Progressive les-
sons in bus. writing. 20548.
Huckster & the ham. (Drama)
Huddleston (J. A.) Confessions of an
(Motion pic-
Two coces.
artist’s model. 3901.
Hudson (A. B.) Eye of a_ needle.
18826.
Hudson (A. E.) Eye of a _ needle.
18826.
Hudson (Eric) Ye gods! 14065.
Hudson (H. B.) MWHudson’s dict. of
_ Minneapolis & vicinity. 13868.
Hudson (H. N.):
, Coriolanus. 24924*.
King John, 24967*.
King Richard the Second. 16588*.
King Richard the Third. 31840*.
Romeo & Juliet. 25032*.
Hudson (W. W.) President of Dream-
© land. 20550.
Hudson, Mass., map. 19002.
Hudson motor car co.:
Hudson motor cars. [ete.] 6958—
Hudson super-six. 15348.
— Salesman’s pocket manual. 9828.
- Hudson River district, map. 14105.
Hiiben und driiben. (Drama) 22452.
Huebinger (M):
Cedar Rapids, 8596,
J 11252.
Waterloo, Ia., map. 5364.
Huebsch (B. W.) Dramatic works of
Gerhart Hauptmann. §8327*.
Hiilshof (J. LL.) | German lessons.
29405.
Ia., map.
INDEX
Huey (Robert)
15349.
Huff (C. E.):
Lesson of the flowers.
Real Christmas present.
Santa Claus did come.
Schedule of points.
12466.
29406.
412.
Huff (C. H.) Building great cities.
23869.
Huff (C. L.):
Huff (C. E.) Lesson of the flow-
ers. 12466.
—— Real Christmas _ present.
29406.
-——— Santa Claus did come. 412.
Huff (J. W.) Fans game of baseball.
15339.
Huffman (KE. L.) Huff's natl. fair
direct. 15350.
Huff's natl. fair direct. 15350.
Hug (J. M.) Floral defence. 24940.
Hughes (A, M.) Hughes (Rupert)
Gloria’s romance. 12470, 01535%
17790, 20552, 23870.
Hughes (EE. L. V.):
Renaissance, 8479.
Stronger sex. 8518.
Hughes (E. M.) This land is my
land. 12467.
Hughes (H. F.):
3as-set pound price tables. 29407.
Off. rules, Fresno play ground
ball. 20551.
Hughes (H. H.) Bernice Salem. 990.
Hughes (J. H.) Little iSle o’ green.
11076.
Hughes (J. J.) Chrysalis. 24919.
Hughes (J. P.) Finals in Tacoma city
golf championship tournament.
29408.
Hughes (J. S.) Christianity. 26304.
Hughes (P. C.):
Fla. cattle ranch co. Declara-
tion of trust establishing Fla.
eattle ranch co. 6700.
—— Pingree land bond. 9573.
Hughes (R. J.) Improved racing form
chart. 6962.
Hughes (Rupert):
Gloria’s romance. 12470, 15351,
17790, 20552, 23870.
Sandalwood. 6963, 12468, 15354,
20557. 23874, 26305.
Vein of gold. 5216.
Hughes (Mrs. Rupert)
manee. 12470, 15351, 177990,
23870.
Hughes Co., S. D., map.
Hughes elec. heating co.
perfected. 15355.
Hughey, the process servi er.
picture) 5638.
Hugo (Victor):
Hernani. 16496.
Miserables. 31808.
Gloria’s ro-
20552,
27721.
Elec. cooking
{Motion
1639
INDEX
Huhbn, (J.E.):
German insur. bank. Fifty week
saving deposit plan. 29142.
School savings bank savings card.
29409.
Huie-Locke (F. I.) Foundation of
music in rhymes & songs for begin-
ners. 413.
Hulda from Holland.
ture) 16972.
Hulda, the silent.
11442.
Hull, U1., map. 199003.
Hull, Mass., map. 19004.
Hullinger (lL. G.):
Hullinger’s corres. institute of ar-
tistic glass work. Artistic glass
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
work. [ete.] 1985, 1986.
How to make your hand
polisher. 3902.
Steam heating table. 26306.
Human bank news. 29410.
Human cactus. (Motion picture)
14278.
Human cargoes. (Motion picture)
5599.
Human cauldron. (Motion picture)
5639.
Human driftwood. (Motion picture)
8790.
Human flotsam. (Motion picture)
21935.
Human gamble. (Motion picture)
22913.
Human hunter. (Drama) 1079.
Human nature. (Drama) 31813.
Human parasites. (Drama) 1080.
Human pendulum. (Motion picture)
16973.
Human _ target. (Motion picture)
25292.
Human tiger. (Motion picture).
99ors
32000.
Humanitarian magazine. 3903, 12478,
23875.
Humanity triumphant.
ture). 22908.
Humbert (A. R.)
Humbert golden wedding.
Humbert (G. F.) Humbert
wedding. 12474.
Humbird lumber co.
Humboldt Co., Cal., direct.
Hume (Julia) Family affair.
Hume-Gibbons (Robert) :
(Motion pic-
Humbert (G. F.)
12474.
golden
Price list. 15356.
28951.
31755.
Housekeeper. 22450.
Vortex. 16706.
Humiston (A. F.) Political facts &
figures. 15357.
Ilummer (A. ‘C.):
Great Amer. party of united N. A.
26307.
North America, map. 11308, 14144.
pt. 1,2. &, v.12
Humphrey (H. B.) Humphrey, Browne
& Cosby. Tabulated digest of mar-
riage & divorce laws. 6964.
Humphrey (J. M.) Vivid description
of sin’s bypaths. 29411.
Humphrey, Browne & Cosby. Tabu-
lated digest of marriage & divorce
laws. 6964.
Humphreys (Frederick) :
Humphreys’ manual. 6965, 20559.
Manual de Humphreys Para la
administraciOn. 29412,
Humphreys homeopathic med. ¢co.:
Humphreys (Frederick) Hum-
phreys’ manual. 6965, 20559.
—— Manual de Humphreys Para
la administraci6én. 29412.
Humphreys’ marvel witch hazel,
[ete.] 12475, 12476.
Humphreys’ witch hazel
ment. y
Ungiiento maravilhoso. 414,
Humphry (BE. M.) Truth about Cal.
3904.
Humphryes mfg. co. Humphryes
plumbers porcelain enameled iron
sanitary ware & brass goods. 20560.
Hunchback. (Drama) 2858.
Hunchback’s romance. (Motion pic-
ture}. 32399.
Hundred thousand
(Drama) 31814.
Hungerford (C. C.) Building a comic
strip. 17795.
Hungerford (M. W.
8406.
Hungerford (U. T.) brass & copper
co. Brass & copper catalog. 415.
Hungry Happy’s dream. (Motion pic-
oint-
dollar heiress.
H.) = Phyliis.
ture) 8791.
Hunt (A. J.) Pine Co., Minn., map.
5324.
Hunt (C. J.) Blue bk. of bulbs. 9830.
Hunt (C. W.)...co., ine.
Hunt cut-off valves. 15358.
Hunt storage battery industrial
trucks. 23876.
(Clair) Colville Indian reser-
Wash., map. 5258, 8600,
Hunt
vation,
16771.
Hunt (E. E.)
crocheted cluny.
Hunt & Van Nice hand
[etc.]- 9831, 9832.
Hunt (G. SS.) Gospel of pasture &
provender. 29413.
Hunt (J. N.) Elem. schl. speller.
17796.
Hunt (M.B.) Hit the trail. 17797.
Hunt (R. H.) Modern church. de-
signs. [ete.] 9833-9835.
Hunt (Rodney) machine co. Hunt
water controlling apparatus. 29414,
Hunt (W. H.):
Argentine distributing co., ine.
26308, 29415.
Plan of organization. 20561.
1640
|
|
|
|
|
|
;
Hunt. (Motion picture) 22914.
nt & Van Nice. Hunt (KH. E.)
Hunt & Van Nice hand crocheted
cluny. [ete.] 9831, 9882.
| Hunt Co., Tex., map. 8619.
(Motion picture)
©: Fairy dust. 5036.
Master of the looms. 5097. :
Hunter (B. A.) Starvation. 16689.
Hunter (L. W.) To a bathing girl.
17798.
Hunter (M.
A.) Weighed in the
~ balance. 11218.
Hunter (W.C.) Laughing gas. 1987.
Hunterville, Mo., map. 22718.
Hunting (E—. L.) Real American.
~ §81991.
Hunting whales in Japan. (Motion
picture) 22915.
Huntington (A. L.)
» 81781.
Huntington (FE. V.):
Double proposal.
Mathematical tables. 12477.
Mathematics, 26310.
Huntington, W. Va., direct. 9836.
_ Huntington lumber & supply co.
_ Winter homes. 12478.
Huntington Park, Cal., map. 25126.
| ntington piano co. Pneumatic
_ player mechanism & descr. cat.
= 17799.
- Huntress of men.
- Hurd (Archibald):
(Motion picture)
Germans’ submarine war. 12479.
Murder by submarine. 15359.
Hurd bond & mortgage co. Construc-
tive banking. 6966.
Hurlbut (Harold) Voice funda-
mentals. 29417.
muribut (J. LL.) Superintendent’s
helper. 416, 29418.
Hurley (S. E.) High lights in U. S
hist. 6967.
Huron, S. D., direct. 3905,
Huron, S. D., map. 27722.
Hurricane wooing. (Drama) 11055,
Hursley (F. B.) “Hursley’s pharmacy.
Some facts concerning Hursley’s
1 remedy. 1988.
Hurst (A. E.) Salesmanship. 1781.
Hurst & co.:
Braddock (Gordon) Rex King-
don behind the bat. 17282.
Canner (C. A.) Animal circus
painting & drawing bk. [etc.]
17315-17320.
— Bunnie’s playmates of to-day.
[ete.] 14734-14741.
INDEX
Hurst & co.—Continued.
Two Amer. boys
Dardanelles battle fleet. 14885.
Lawton (Wilbur) Ocean wireless
boys on the Pacific. 17954.
Payson (Howard) Boy scouts’
campaign for preparedness.
18275.
Boy scouts under sealed or-
ders. 15958.
Scott (F. E.)
with the
Through the Yel-
lowstone with Paul & Peggy.
18431.
Shaler (Robert) Boy scouts for
home protection. [ete.] 24550-
24552.
Speed (Nell) Vacation with the
Tucker twins. 18504.
Hurtsboro, Ala., map. 32220,
Hurtt (C. J.) More light on life.
20562.
Husband & wife. (Motion picture)
19210.
Husband of genius. (Drama) 11056.
Husband hunters. (Drama) 31815.
Husband, the wife & the other woman.
(Drama) 81816.
Hush money. “(Drama) 31817.
Husks. (Motion picture) 5641.
Husks of love. (Motion picture)
22916.
Hussey (A. R.) How you can learn
sign painting quick & sure. 3906.
Hussey (G. F.) jr. Lucky bag.
12795.
Hussey (Jimmy) pseud. See Rose
(Henry )
Husted (Charles)
18868.
Huston
12480.
Huston (F. M.):
Bus. outlook. [ete.] 6968-6970.
Factors tending towards the re-
vival of bus. 12481, 15360,
23877.
yolden bus. opportunity. 17800.
Looking back. [ete.] 417-419.
War order bus. profitable. 9837.
Huston (J. P. P.) Message to the
manufacturer. 15361.
Huston (M. L.) Home needlework
centerpieces & doilies. [ete.] 29419-
29421.
Huston (W.P.) Freight rates. 20563.
Huston (Walter):
Fixer. 11020.
Outing. 31949.
Hut in the forest. (Drama) 2859.
Hutchen (B. T.) co. At Christmas.
[ete.] 29422-29424.
Hutcheson (E. E.)
Master of the hills.
CBr.) d am only a tooth.
Lost and found.
Crockett (Sherman) Two Amer. 13975.
| boys in the French war] Hutcheson (Wille) Musico-historical
‘ trenches. 17397. eharts. 26311.
1641
INDEX
-Hutehin (G. L.) Washington, the
kingly man. 23878.
Hutchison (M. F.)
[ete.]
Mothercraft.
23879-23881.
Hutchison vapor heating corp. Hutchi-
son fitter. 12482.
Hutten (Baroness B. von) Claire-de-
Lune. 1008.
Hutton (F. R.) Natl. highways &
good roads. 3907.
Hutton (S. E.)
20564.
Hyatt (HB; B.):
Hyatt talking machine co. Int.
computer for pianos & talking
machines. 153862.
Hyrex six yr. calendar. 3908.
Hyatt talking machine co. Int. com-
puter for pianos & talking machines.
153862.
Newspaper reporting.
Hyde (F. B.) Suffolk Co., N. Y., map.
19084.
Hydraulics. 8542, 6492.
Hydrex felt & eng. co.:
Sheathing & insulating paper.
20565.
Sound-deadening & — insulation,
12483.
Hyer (F.. 8.):
Laurel first reader. 20566.
Laurel primer, rev. 6971.
Hyman (M. R.) Cottman (G. 8.)
Under three tlags. 14871.
Hyman (8S. EK.) Woman's crucible.
22658.
Hyman (Mrs. W. L.)
Hymer (Eleanor) :
Conscience. 27873.
Cure. 27574.
Jimtown Junction.
Lady killers. 22478.
Man in red. 1106.
Petticoats. 5148.
Hymer (J. B.):
Conscience.
Cure. 27574.
Jimtown Junction.
On style. 11116.
16582.
27573.
16582,
Lady killers. 22478.
Man in red. 1106.
Petticoats. 5148.
Hypocrisy. (Motion picture) 14279.
Hypocrites. (Motion picture) 14280,
19190.
I dasn’t think of it. (Drama) 22458.
I didn’t want to do it. (Drama)
24960.
Till get her yet. (Motion picture)
5642.
(Drama) 31818.
(XLotion picture)
I’m going away.
I’m your husband.
82400.
I need a lawyer. (Drama) 22454,
fi. O. U.- (Drama) sisi.
a
pt.1, u.s., v.13
I. Q. R. medicine co. Ivey (B. P.)
New theory of consumption & tuber-
culosis. 29548.
I should worry. (Drama) 31820.
I take this woman. (Drama) 16576.
I told you so. (Drama) 11057.
I’ve got yer number. (Motion pic-
ture) 16974.
I will repay. (Motion picture) 8793.
I wish I knew. (Drama) 13954.
I. X. L. clothing co.
forms. 6972.
Ibsen (Henrik) Brand. 24908*,
Icy-hot bottle co. Iey-hot products.
15363, 20567.
Idabel, Okl., map.
Idaho:
Idaho state gazetteer & bus. di-
rect. 15364.
Map. 1284, 5281, 19005.
Idaho Co., Id., direct. 26312.
Idaho Falls, Id., direct. 23882.
Idaho Falls club of commerce. Idaho,
11275.
map. 5281.
Idaho weather chart. 29425.
Idaho white pine mfrs. agency.
Wholesale price list. 23883.
Idea pub. co. Insur. specials. 26813.
Ideal aeroplane & supply co. Ideal
model seroplanes & supplies. 6978.
Ideal film renting co. Her greatest
performance. 382387.
Ideal laundry co, Adventures of
Peggy Lou. 2056S.
Ideal stencil machine co. Safeguard-
ing your shipments. 15365.
Ideal tool works. Full length ideal
rafter tables. 3909.
Ideal und leiden. (Drama) 2860.
Iden (V. G.) War baby. 14058.
Idle wives. (Motion picture) 22917.
Idols. (Motion picture) 14281,
If a body meet a body. (Drama)
8387.
If my country should eall. (Motion
picture) 22918.
Ignatz believes in ($) signs. (Motion
picture) 5678.
Ignaiz’s icy injury. (Motion picture)
16975.
Iknow co. System of success develop-
ment. 420.
Il faut qu’ une porte soit ouverte ou
fermée. (Drama) 13955.
15286, 15366.
(Motion piec-
lion, N. Y., direct.
Illegal bucket shops.
ture) 5577.
Illinois:
Map. 1285, 3033, 19006, 22719,
22722, 32221.
Supreme ct. Ill. off. reptr. 15367,
29426
Illinois central r. r. co. Production
of strawberries. 29435.
1642
Union made uni- —
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Illinois malleable iron co. Catalogue.
3910, 6974.
Illinois osteopathic assn. Declaration
of osteopathic rights & prins.
17801.
Illinois soc. of architects. Handbook.
1989, 29436.
Tilinois (Univ. of) Dept. of horticul-
ture. Miller (Wilhelm) Prairie
spirit in Jandseape — gardening.’
26711.
Tilinois vigilance assn. Verils of the
sex impulse, 29437.
Illinois weather chart calendar.
29438
Illustrierte geschichte des weltkrieges.
1990, 6975, 29439.
Ilustre huésped (Drama) 2861.
Imaginary Tommy. (Drama) 382094.
Imbrie (Harold) Her children.
24953.
Imhof (Roger) Philos. of Roger Im-
hof. $8911.
Immortal flame. (Motion picture)
S794.
Impekoven (Toni) :
Diener lassen bitten. 24927.
Was werden die leute’ sagen.
§222.
Imperial bearing co. Warranty bond
sales system. 20569.
Imperial brass mfg. co.:
Imperial oxy-acetylene apparatus.
12484.
Imperial welding. 20570.
Imperial chem. co. Lysoll dip. 20571.
Imperial co. Imperial co. 26314.
Imperial India. (Motion picture)
16976-16978.
Imperial rubber co. Hose. 421.
Implement blue bk. 3912.
Implement trade jour. co.:
Cooperative tractor cat. 20572.
Millard’s implement trade direct.
for eastern Iowa & northern
Ill. [ete.] 15378-15383.
Pettit (W. S.) On the trail of the
trailer. 18287.
Impossible woman.
Impresario. (Drama) 22455.
Impressions. 29447.
Improved type automatic ball bear-
(Drama) 13956.
ing elec. floor surfacing machine.
3450.
In a cage with polar bears. (Motion
picture) 5648.
In a looking glass. (Motion picture)
32401.
In a presidential year. 15908.
In a_ sight-seeing car. (Drama)
27601.
In action with our Canadian troops.
(Motion picture) 5783.
In all thy ways acknowledge infinite
life. T7900.
In Arcadia. (Motion picture.) 5644.
In Aready. (Drama) 22456.
In Bohemia. (Motoin picture) 25265.
In defense of home and country.
(Drama) 8388.
In dreamy jungle town. (Motion pic-
ture) 5645.
In for the night. (Drama) 27602.
In granny’s time. (Drama) 31821.
In Hawaii. (Drama) 18846.
In his own
5646.
trap. (Motion picture)
In his steps. (Motion picture) 27889.
In honor of Shakespeare. (Drama)
1G57T.
In jungle wilds. (Motion picture)
22919.
In Lotus Land. (Drama) 27603.
In love with a fireman.
ture) 25277.
In Lunyland.
19211.
In Methow valley. (Drama)
In Mexico. (Drama) 22457.
In Mizzoura. (Drama) 31822.
In O Suki San’s garden. (Drama)
22458.
In old Virginia. (Drama)
In onion there is strength.
picture) 22920.
In paradise. (Drama)
[nh payment of the past.
picture) 382402.
In search of
22460.
In self defense. (Drama)
In society—and out.
324038.
In spite of the law.
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
D061.
13957.
(Motion
22459.
(Motion
himself. (Drama)
1081.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 1082.
In strange attire. (Motion picture)
58438.
In stumpland. (Motion picture)
25278.
In the crucible. (Motion picture)
32464.
In the dark. (Drama) 5146*, 22461.
In the dark. (Motion picture) 25335.
In the days of the missions. 17110.
In the dead o’ night. (Motion pic-
ture) 32404.
In the demon’s power. (Motion pic-
ture) 19140.
In the diplomatic service. (Motion
picture) 25279.
In the dregs. (Drama) 24961.
In the hands of the enemy. (Motion
picture) 17038.
In the heart of a shell. (Motion pic-
ture) 5647.
In the heart of India. (Motion pic-
ture) 32405.
In the heart of New York.
picture) 22921.
In the hour of disaster.
ture) 16979.
(Motion
(Motion pic-
INDEX
In the house of the chief. (Motion
picture) 22922.
In the kingdom of natural love.
(Drama) 1083.
In the land of King Cotton. (Mo-
tion picture) 32406.
In the lap of the gods.
ture) 22923.
In the lion’s den.
11511.
In the
22462.
In the moon’s ray.
8795.
In the morgue. (Drama)
In the nick of time.
In the night. (Motion picture)
In the park. (Drama) 27604.
In the rector’s study. (Drama)
18847.
In the shadow of death.
ture) 25237, 27855.
In the toils. (Drama) 5062.
In the wrong game. (Drama) 5068.
In the wrong neighborhood. (Drama)
1232, 2863.
In two flats. (Drama) 11058.
In Vanity Fair. (Drama) 8389.
Inasaniello. (Motion picture)
Ince (T. H.):
Bartlett (Lanier) Fingers with
eyes. [etc.] 28256, 28257.
Gamble in souls. [ete.] 19584,
19585.
Brown
25651.
Civilization. 16916.
Hawks (J. G.) Blaisdell of Cen-
tral office. f[ete.] 12412, 12413.
Chicken Casey. [etc.] 20467-
20469.
Colonel Castleton of Va. [ete.]
9741, 9742.
— Honorable Algy. 6877.
— Jack of diamonds. 29318.
— Paddy O’Hara. 238794.
— Vagabond prince. 15272.
Katterjohn (M. M.) Aztee god.
9946.
— Bawbs o’ the Blue Ridge.
[ete.] 20710, 20711.
— Killer. 26419.
— Patriot. 15472.
Traitor. O78.
Lynch (John) His slave.
20902-20904.
— Last of the Ingrams. [etc.]
29916, 29917.
Samson Oakley III. 26614.
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
mayor’s office. (Drama)
(Motion picture)
2862.
(Drama) 381823.
5648.
(Motion pic-
5014.
(A. C.) Feminine mind.
[ete.]
Montgomery (James) Her birth-
right. 21098.
Sacrifice. 10228.
Printzlau (Olga) Bleaching.
30671.
pt. 1, pn. 8., v.13
Ince (T. H.)—Continued.
Smith (R. E.) Female of the
species. 24601.
Sullivan (C. G.) Bugle call. [ete.]
10722-10727.
—- Civilization. [ete.] 7981,
7982.
— Crab. 24672.
— Foundling. [ete] 21963—
21967.
—— Plain Jane. [ete.] 16255,
16256.
—— Returning of Draw Egan.
13568.
Goel (A. L.) Awakening of Nan
Shirley. 31254.
Incident. (Drama) 2864.
Income bldrs. systematic savings soc.
Investment savings certificate.
12485.
Incompatibles. (Drama) 31990.
Incorrigible captive. (Motion picture)
23009.
Indelible stain. (Drama) 27605.
Independence, Kan., map. 22723.
Independence, Mo. :
Direct. 29650.
Map. 25127.
Independent ptg. cos. of U. S. Amer.
hotel direct. 6038.
Index pub. co. Pittsburgh, Pa. Prom-
inent families. 4478.
India. (Motion picture) 19212.
India, map. 5282, 22724.
Indian. (Motion picture) 5649.
Indian River citrus fruit assn. Rea-
son why. 12486.
Indian River farms co.
den of America. 9838.
Indian summer. (Drama) 16578.
Indiana :
Map.
22726.
Polk’s Indiana state gazetteer &
bus. direct. 23884.
Indiana, Pa., map. 19008.
Indiana assn. of insur. agents. Even
the wolves. [ete.] 29448, 29449.
Indiana assn. of master bakers. For
ideas that score. 29450. -
Indiana canner’s assn. As big as you
can see it. 29451.
Indiana mfrs. of dairy products. Be-
comes a state of fact. [etce.] 29452,
29453.
Indiana rural credit assn. Ind. rural
credit assn. 422, 3913.
Indiana weather chart. 29454.
Indianapolis, Ind.:
Direct. 12487.
Lawyer’s direct. 1993.
Map. 14106, 22727.
Indiseretion. (Motion picture) 32407.
Indo-China, map. 5282.
Winter gar-
1286, 3034, 19007, 22725,
1644
Industrial facts pub. co. Lampertius
(C. W.) How to estimate the price
of a second-hand motor car. 12724.
_ Industrial finance corp.:
z Morris plan bank of Cleveland.
Co-makers’ liability om notes.
12947,
Morris plan bank of Youngstown.
Certificate of deposit. [ete.]
80188, 30189.
Morris plan co. of N. Y. Full paid
investment certificate. 30190.
How to borrow money & how
to invest money in small
amounts. 2254.
How to invest money in small
amts. 12948.
Industrial press. Safety don'ts.
153884.
Inexperience. (Drama) 2865.
Infallible system. (Drama) 22463.
Infanta (J. M. Solanas de la) See
Solanas de la Infanta (J. M.)
Infernal fiend. (Motion picture)
27799.
Infierno. (Drama) 13958.
Ingalls (J. K.) Preparedness. 9839.
Ingalls (R.) How to finance the
farmer. 385.
Ingalls (Redfield) :
Code letter. [ete.] 23885-23887.
House of three deuces. [ete.]
29455-29462.
Rogue’s pawn. 26315.
Ingen (Gilbert Van)
(Gilbert)
Ingersoll (I. H.)
6977
See Van Ingen
Gem o’ the West.
Ingersoll (Helen) Wonder of the
flowers. 15385.
Ingersoll, OklL, map. 32222.
Ingham Co., Mich. :
Direct. 20573.
Map. 22728.
Ingle system co. No bill when ill.
12488.
Ingleton (E. M.):
Girl who had no chance.
Silent Sue. 1184.
Ingrate. (Drama) 27606.
Injustice of justice. (Motion picture)
22924
8358.
Inland printer co. Catalog. of pract.
bks. about printing. 423.
Inner circle, inc. Wilson (G. H.)
Study in modern dance positions.
31539.
Inner glow. (Motion picture) 14282.
Inner service. (Drama) 27607.
Inner soul. (Motion picture) 5650.
Innes (A. D.) Twelfth night. 27673*.
Innes (Kate) Little joker. [etc.]
17802, 17803.
Innocence and experience. (Drama)
1084.
Innocence of Ruth.
5651.
Innocent lie. (Motion picture) 8796.
Inquirer & mirror. Fire dept. 1994.
Inscrutable Japan, the riddle of the
world. (Motion picture) 19213.
Inside job. (Drama) 5064.
Inside pub. co. Boetcker (W. J. H.)
Be practical. [ete.] 25613-25625.
Insley mfg. co. Insley gravity plant
for concrete distribution. 12489.
(Motion picture)
Insomnia. (Motion picture) 5652.
Inspection service journal. 9840.
Inspector-general. (Drama) 31824.
Inspector’s double,
22925.
Instantaneous chem.
Usona. 29463.
Institute of bus. & finance. Cattell
(kb. J.) Business talk. 25705.
Institute of bus. engineers. Non-resi-
dent members. 29464.
Instructions for. tuning the mandolin-
(Motion picture).
vuleanizer co.
guitar. 29643.
Insull (Samuel) Universal electric-
ity supply. 12490.
Insurance almanac. 15386.
Insurance liby. assn. of Boston:
Jones (M. F.) Chemical hazards.
_
TO69.
Richards (Benjamin) Fire haz-
ards, tanneries. 17716.
Insurance press.:
Are you a man. [ete] 17804,
17805.
se a soldier. 9841.
Enthusiasm. f[ete.] 23888-23890.
Initiative. 424.
Leaders in the life insur. field.
fete.] 12491-12493.
Life insur. salesman [ete.]
15387, 15388, 20574-20576,
26316, 26317, 29465.
Optimist, not a pessimist. 6978.
Insurance soe. of New York:
Bransom (G. R.} Psychol. of loss
adjustments. 9187.
Campbell (F. B.) Abandonment,
protection & removal of prop-
erty. 11918.
Howell (E. F.) jr. Functions of
a claim dept. 12465.
Insurance swindlers. (Motion pic-
ture). 5575.
Insurance yr. bk. 17806.
Insured. (Drama) 1085.
Intercollegiate assn. of amateur ath-
letes of America. Constitution, by-
laws & laws of athletics. 9842.
Intercollegiate statesman. Colvin (D.
L.) Natl. prohibition. 6419.
Intercollegiate swimming guide. 3914.
Interior decoration. (Drama). 18848.
Intermountain elec. co. Catalog.
15389.
1645
INDEX
Internatl. advertising service:
Congratulations. __[etc.]
20578.
Do your debtors sport on your
money [etc.] 9843-9848.
Internatl. assn. of Rotary clubs. Bus.
of being a Rotarian. [ete.] 20579-
20577,
20582.
Internatl. bank. Conversion table.
12494.
Internatl. billiard table co. Inter-
national’s carom & pocket billiard
tables. 29466.
Internatl. cable direct ¢o. Internatl.
cable register of the world. 12495.
Internatl. clay machinery co. Drying
and burning of clay wares. 26318.
Internatl. college of languages. Il
faut qu’une porte soit ouverte ou
fermée, 13955.
Internatl. com. of Y. M. C. A. See
Y. M. C. A. (Internatl. com. of)
Internatl. consolidated record assn.:
Cream of the country lawn seed.
23891.
Grand champion sweepstakes.
6979.
Internatl. corres. schls. :
Angular perspective. [ete.] 69S80-
6991.
Animal drawing. f[ete.] 3915-—
8928.
soiler fittings. [ete. ] 20583-
20616.
Carpet & rug designing. [etce.]
29467-29492.
Design of transformer. [ete.]
17S8US-17810.
Development of the mental quali-
ties. [ete.] 9849-9857.
Drainage & sewerage. Lete.]
1995-2001.
Elec. & magnetism. [ete.] 12496-
2499.
Internatl. educational pub. co.:
Cné (Ora) Childrens and misses’
millinery. [ete.] 28635-28638.
Millinery facings. [etc.]
— 19848-19850.
Picken (M. B.) Dresses. [ete.]
30640, 50641.
Embroidery stitches. [ete.]
py 74 me eB
Harmony of dress. [etc.]
21550-21556.
Woman’s institute of domestic arts
& sciences, inc. How to proceed
with your studies. 13845.
Internaitl. film service, ine.:
Beatrice Fairfax. 25206-25216,
27772-27775.
Bringing up father. 27785.
Cooks vs. chefs. 5468.
Feet is feet. 5531.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Internatl. film service, ine.—Contd.
Glacier Park & its picturesque in-
habitants. 27831.
Home of the oyster. 32394.
Introducing Krazy Kat & Ignatz
Mouse. 5653.
Jaffery. 32416.
Joys elope. 5670.
Krazy Kat & Ignatz Mouse.
77-5680, 8810, 8811.
Krazy Kat—bugologist. 8812.
Krazy Kat demi-tasse. 8813.
Krazy Kat goes a-wooing. 5681.
Krazy Kat—invalid. S814.
Krazy Kat takes little Katrina
for an airing. 32426.
Krazy to the rescue. 8815.
Missing one. 32452.
Mr. Nobody Holme, he buys a jit-
ney. 5750,
Never again. 5769.
Newlywed phable. 5773.
Old Dock Gloom. 5785.
On the Muir trail. 32475.
Parcel Post Pete, not all his trou-
bles are little ones. 5806.
Parcel Post Pete's nightmare,
5807.
Patria. 32483-32485.
Phable of a busted romance. 5816.
Phable of a phat woman, 5817.
Phable of Sam & Bill. 5818.
‘Twas but a dream. 5949.
Who said they never come back?
5990.
Internatl. filter co.:
Internatl. disk filter. 26319.
Internatl. junior water softener.
17811.
Internatl. harvester co, of America,
ine. Weber, king of all farm
wagons. 3929.
Internatl. inst. of memory. Rational
remembering. 20617.
Internat!. lumber co. of Minn. Expo-
sition of the kinds of lumber carried.
2002.
Internatl. map & guide co. Norwood,
O., map. 22771.
Internatl. marriage.
16980.
Internatl. mill & timber co. Famous
fifty & other favorite homes. 3930.
Internatl. motor inst.:
(Motion picture)
Complete course of study. 9858,
12500, 20618.
I-M-I. Big money for you in the
automobile bus. 3931.
Internatl. news service:
Brinkley (Nell) All men are chil-
dren. f[ete.] 23267-23274.
Century girl at the century
theatre. [etc.] 28388-28391.
— Dame _ Gossip’s familiar.
fete.] 25637-25641.
1646
#
INDEX
~ nos, 1-12, 1916
Internatl. news service—Continued.
—— When we build our castles in
Spain. 19695.
Darling (Grace) Grace Darling's
talks to girls. 3539, 6489.
—— Roads to somewhere.
19958.
Dickinson (G. L.) Crushing of
Germany no ban on wars.
17482,
Fairfax (Beatrice) Beatrice Fair-
fax. 20195, 23599, 26000, 28999.
Flores (Stella) Wishing moon.
20243
Hale (W. B.) Hale in open let-
ter to Wilson. 29235.
Kabibble kabaret. 425,
3932, 6992, 9860, 12502,
17812, 20619, 23892,
29493-29540.
Lisle (Ann) Biography of a sin-
ner. [ete.] 15598-15617, 17961,
2003,
15390,
26320,
— — Cinderella man. [ete.]
531, 2159-2182, 4135-4158.
—— Co-respondent. [ete.] 10081-
10107, 12763-12779.
——Heart of Wetoua.
7227-7253.
McLean (Jane)
ers. 29992.
Patterson (Ada)
death, 26950.
Schuyler (Remington) Lesson of
the ages. [etc.] 30886, 30887.
Stewart (Anita) Anita Stewart's
talk to girls. 2561.
Their married life. 854, 2589,
4772, 7997, 10743, 13597, 16276,
78597, 22083, 24700, 27332,
31220.
Internatl. pavedway, map. 5283.
Internat]. pharmaceutical co. Secret
of making money. 23917.
Internatl. press bureau. McCann (Re-
becca ) Cheerful cherub. 539,
29944.
Internat!l. ry. service bureau. Course
of instr. in train operation. 12527.
Internat]. shoe co.. Friedman, Shelby
branch. Muff & Puff in the Red
Goose wonder bk. 3956.
Internatl. Sunday schl. assn.:
Half a century of growth & serv-
ice. 29541.
Parents’ dept. of the Sunday schl.
[ete.] 3957-3959.
Internatl. syndicate:
Clough (A. L.) Hints for motor-
ists. 23380, 25757, 28629.
Cowan (Wood) Our review of
the yr. cartoon. 28678.
Hopkins (F. W.) Seoop, the cub
reporter. 3892, 6949. 12452-
12456, 20528, 23854, 26300, 29386.
520-
fetc.]
Cheating cheat-
of
Jockey
Internatl. syndicate—Continued.
Miller (Mrs. C. R.) Weekly fea-
ture page. 4242, 7357, 12910,
21075, 24163, 80143.
Nelson (R. L.) Weekly feature
page. 30308.
Padgett (Ik. R.) Weekly feature
page. 24374, 26928, 30543.
Tanner (W. C.) Our beautiful
1916 christmas cartoon. 31181.
Internatl. textbook co.:
Animal drawing.
5928.
Internatl. corres. schl. Angular
perspective. f[ete.] 6980-6991.
——— Boiler fittings. 20583.
———Carpet & rug_ designing.
fete.] 29467-29492.
— Design of transformers. [ete.]
17808-17810.
—— Development of the mental
[ete.] 3915-
qualities. f[ete.] 9849-9857.
—— Drainage & sewerage. [etc.]
1995-2001.
—HElec. & magnetism. [ete.]
12496-12499.
Internatl time recording co. of N. Y.
Instr. to salesmen. 17830.
Interpretations, infantry drill regula-
tions. 6384.
Interrupted singer. (Drama) 11059.
Interspersed. (Drama) 2866.
Interstate auto assn., ine. Directory.
20645.
Interstate elec. co. Catalogue. 9881.
Interstate map Co.:
Norfolk, Va., map. 8646.
Red bk. guide to N. Y. city. 12529.
Red bk. guide to Providence. Paw-
tucket, ete., R. I. 15414.
Interstate traffic school. Transporta-
tion & interstate commerce. 29542.
Intervention of Tito. (Motion pic-
ture) S801.
Into the depths. (Motion picture)
23002.
Into the Northland. (Motion picture)
22926.
Into the pit. (Motion picture) 25266.
Into the primitive. (Motion picture)
11443.
ntolerance. (Motion picture)
Intravenous products co.:
Ambulations of A. N. Ampoule.
17831.
Direct medication. 12530.
Intrigue. (Motion picture) 22927.
Introducing Krazy Kat and Ignatz
14283.
Mouse. (Motion picture) 5653.
Intruder. (Motion picture) 5654.
Intuition. (Drama) 1086.
Inventor. (Drama) 138959.
Investigation. (Drama) 31825.
1647
INDEX
Investment bond corp. Six per cent
cumulative bond. f[ete.] 12531-
12533.
Invitaci6n al vals. (Drama) 31826.
Iola, Kan., direct. 15415.
Iowa, map. 1287, 3035, 19009, 22729,
22730, 25128.
Iowa state gazetteer & bus. direct.
23918.
Iowa weather chart calendar. 29543.
Iphigenie auf Tauris. (Drama)
31827.
Ipswich, Mass., map. 11276.
Ireland, map. 11277.
Irish (E. M.) Toast, The ladies.
7019.
Irish colleen. (Drama) 31828.
Irish courtship. (Drama) 13960.
in Wonderland.
27856.
Iron claw. (Motion picture) S8797-
8803, 11444, 11445, 14284-14287,
16981, 16982, 19214.
Iron Co., Mich., map. 19010, 32223.
Iron hand. (Drama) 2867.
Iron hand. (Motion picture)
Iron man. (Motion picture)
Iron ring. (Drama) 5065.
Iron ring. (Motion picture)
Tron rivals. .5655. —
Tron will. (Motion picture) 5656.
Iron woman. (Motion picture)
25280.
Irons (A. E.)
war. 9882.
Ironside (M. E. Tarrant-)
rant-Ironside (M. E.)
Ironton, O., map. 19011.
Irony of justice. (Motion picture)
23054.
Iroquois pub. co., inc.
Mastery of words.
Irma
ture)
(Motion pic-
11446.
11351.
5580.
When world would
See Tar-
Arnold (S. L.)
17164.
Irrigators bank calendar. 29544.
Irving (Minna):
Old glory in the sky. 15416.
Star of liberty. 7020.
Irving iron works co.:
Irvings subway gratings. 7021.
W. Irving hand forged iron. 2020.
Ye olde colonial frizzlers, jabbers,
dujabs. 9883.
Irvington, N. J., direct. 669, 2586.
Irvington garage & auto co., ine.
Hood by auto. 12534.
Irwell (Lawrence) Short detective
stories. 429.
Irwin (S. P.) Illinois, Supreme ct.
Til. off. reptr. 15367, 29426.
Irwin (T. J.) Unit system of rhyth-
mical nomenclature. 7022.
Irwin augur bit co. Irwin bit. 3960.
Is any girl safe? (Motion picture)
19219.
Is God _ dead?
25199.
Mt.
(Motion picture)
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Is he a bandit? (Drama) 5066.
Is Lord Kitchener alive? 20056.
Is marriage sacred? (Motion picture)
32408-32410.
Isakovies (Aiois von): .
Amer. perfumer. 9884, 12535.
Amer. perfumer-synfleur insert.
430, 3961.
Synfleur scientific lab. Amer.
perfumer. f[ete.] 7988, 13579,
13580, 18568, 21993, 24687, 31176.
Iserloh (W. O.) Attorney for the de-
fense. 31633.
Ish bar ish. (Drama) 31828*.
Island of happiness. (Motion picture)
ODT
Island of surprise. (Motion picture)
5658
Isle of life. (Motion picture) 25281.
Isle of Sereno. (Drama) 5067.
Isle of woman, (Drama) 18849.
Islip, N. Y., map. 22731.
Israeli (Baruch) School for wives.
22583.
Istel (Edgar) Nur ein traum. 25007.
It can't be true. (Motion picture)
11447.
It didn’t work out right. (Motion
picture) 32411.
It happened in Honolulu. (Motion
picture) 14288.
It happened in Pikersville. (Motion
picture) 16983.
It is thelaw. (Drama) 24962.
It may be your daughter. (Motion
picture) 25282.
It might happen again. (Drama)
16579.
It might happen to you. (Drama)
5068.
It must be the clothes. (Drama)
5069.
It nearly happened. (Motion picture)
5659
It never could happen. (Motion pic-
ture) 25283.
It never got by. (Motion picture)
14289
It never happened. (Drama) 22464,
31829
It’s a bear. (Motion picture) 19220.
It’s all luck. (Drama) 24963.
It’s all wrong. (Motion picture)
22928. :
It’s an ill wind. (Drama) 31830.
It’s great to be married. (Motion
picture) 32413.
It's my Tom. (Drama) 5070.
It’s yours if you get it. (Drama)
11060.
It sounded like a kiss. (Motion pic-
ture) 32412.
It was she. (Drama) 27608.
Italia. (Drama) 5071.
1648
Ita’ , map. 5240.
, Ivan Durack.
pavane (CO. FS)
og
Ciambelli (Bernardino) — Sotter-
ranei di New York. 9286.
— Vergine di Trieste. 6385.
Cristofaro (F. de) F. de Cristo-
faro method for the mandolin.
a. 25797.
De Rosalia (Giovanni)
simu e lu ciarlatanu.
an romance. (Drama)
Sociali-
28500.
11061.
ran (Rosalind) Cloud. 24921,
(Drama) 2868.
1 film productions, inc. :
City of illusion, 11372.
Faded flower. 19163.
Fool’s paradise. 5549.
Forbidden fruit. 5553.
Her husband's wife. 14272.
Her surrender. 22907.
Immortal flame. 8794.
Sex lure. 27938.
Ivanhoe regent works of Gen. elec. co.
‘Catalog. [etc.] 29545, 29546.
Amateur murderer.
Ivers (J. iy:
American beauty.
Ben Blair. 5403.
Call of the Cumberlands.
David Garrick. 8725.
Davy Crockett. 14220.
He fell in love with his wife.
5597.
Heart of Paula.
Intrigue. 22927.
Parson of Panamint.
Right direction. 932520.
Son of Erin. 25372.
tence (H. C.) Real secret*for kill-
ing iron scent of traps. 20644.
Iverson (Severin) Powers that be.
14192.
5442.
5600.
19266.
18896.
Ivers (A. E.) Social swim. 8511.
Ives (J. EB.) Essentials in art. 29547.
Ivey (B. P.) New theory of consump-
tion & tuberculosis. 29548.
Ivins (C. F.):
Bobby’s Mabel. 31656.
Martyr. 138982.
Midnight and married. 27685.
Nobody loves me. 18878.
Prisoners. 31979.
Question. 11148.
Ivoi (Paul @) Route du 75. 12536.
Ivy & the onk. (Motion picture)
32414.
Izor (E. P.) Costume design & home
planning. 20645.
Izzard co. Cheney (W. D.) Sim-
plicity of success. 19798.
J. Gruber’s Hagerstown town & coun-
try almanack. 20646.
Jabberwocky. (Drama) 2869.
Jaburg bros. Gen. cat. 17832.
31831.
(Motion pic-
Jack-in-the-box. (Drama)
Jack the giant killer.
ture) 32415.
Jackals of a great city. (Motion pic-
ture) 14290
Jackdaw. (Drama) 22465.
Jackman (W. J.) History of the
Amer. nation. 31486.
Jacks up. (Drama) 1087.
Jackson (A. F.) Ruler’s daughter.
9885.
Jackson (C. B.) Roger Bean coffee
bk. 15417.
Jackson (Chris) At 12 midnight.
2784.
Jackson * (Mrs. F. H.) Convinced.
10138.
Jackson (F. W.) Two orphans.
32165-2.
Jackson (Fred):
Contrary Mary. 16519.
Horse-shoe. 22448.
Losing Eloise. 1101.
Young blood. 238919, 26348, 29549.
Your money or your wife. 32164.
Jackson (Gladys) Keystone cops.
11069.
Jackson (J. M.) Jackson’s real estate
direct. 23920.
Jackson (J. W.) Abraham Lincoln.
fete.] 15418-15420.
Jackson (M. H.) Hollen (R. H.)
Jackson loose leaf Ill. corp. rec.
15302.
Jackson (M. L.) Convinced. 1013.
Jackson (N. H.) Two orphans.
$2165-2.
Jackson, N. H., map. 14107.
Jackson lumber co. Your floor. 29551.
Jackson motor supply co. Catalog.
26349.
Jackson’s real estate direct. 23920.
Jacksonville, Fla., direct. 3962.
(Motion picture) 11448.
Tome schl. 3963.
(Motion picture)
Jackstraws.
Jacob Tome inst.
Jacobean house.
22994.
Jacobs (C. M.) Illus. lecture on life
of Martin Luther. 29552.
Jacobs (BE. V.) Where we live. 3964.
Jacobs (G. W.) & co.:
Gardner (W. E.) Office of in-
tereession for religious educa-
tion. 20278.
Orton (G. W.)
Canada. 26920.
Jacobs (L. B.):
Somewhere in Mexico. 22599.
Those keystone cops. 18929.
Jacobs (M. T.) Patsy Perkins, pro-
tégé. 5139.
Jacobs (R. H.) Construction of the
new subways for N. Y. city. 23921.
Jaeobs (S. T.) Durborough war pic-
ture. 5516.
Bob Hunt in
1649
INDEX
Jacobs (W. W.):
Boatswain’s mate.
Sam’s ghost. 482.
Jacobsen (J. A.) Crank. 10996.
Jacobson (Gershon) :
Lord of all he surveys. 31865.
Two maidens fair. 11205.
Jacobson (Leopold) :
Auf befehl der herzogin.
Auf befehl der Kaiserin!
Jacobson (Pauline) :
Belle Cora’s defiance. [etc.] 26350-
26354.
Belle Cora’s final triumph blight-
ed. [etc.] 29553, 29554. -
California’s first millionaire. [ete.]
12537-12541.
California's first playhouses. [ete.]
20647-20651.
Classics echo in toasts of the argu-
995.
22359.
16492.
ments. [ete.] 9SS86—-9889.
Iliremen’s great pageant. [etce.]
15421-15424.
Gambler’s queen. f[ete.] 23922-
23925.
Jacobson’s. (Drama) 31832.
Jacquet (H. M.) Poilu. 8467, 8468,
319738.
Jade necklace. (Motion picture)
32491,
Jaeger (EE. B.) standard aeronautical
co. Triple slide aeroplane caleula-
tor. 13521.
Jaffa (R. H.) Be careful what you
say. 22363.
Jaffery. (Motion picture) 382416.
Jags & jealousy. (Motion picture)
32417.
Jailbird’s last flight. (Motion picture)
14291.
Jake's family. (Drama) 27609.
Jakobi (Paula):
Curse of Karma. 18777.
Hourglass. 22449.
Jamaica Plain trust co. Save a thou-
sand. 23926.
James (A. A. §S.) Tower builder.
22626.
James (B. B.) Sun god. 32054.
James (C. C.) & eco. Fundamentals of
stock trading. 9890.
James (E. W.) Criminal. 16521.
James (G. W.)
fire. 20652.
James (H. G.) Refining industry of
the U. S. 26355.
James (H. N.) Reformation of Dan
Duffy. 27653.
James (Hartwell) Boys of the Bible.
fete.] 15425, 15426.
James (J. A.) One hundred exercises
in agriculture. 20286.
James (James) Time table for the
kitchen. 3965.
James (L. €.) Critic.
How the Karoks got
1016.
16
pt. 1, nD. s., v.13
James (M. F.) Gretel Ann. 8365.
James (Marquis) Their lost prince.
12542.
James
2 *
James’ barn magazine. 12543.
James mfg. co.:
James’ barn magazine. 12543.
(Maxwell) James system,
James way. 15427.
James-Sanford agency. Nashville,
Tenn.
21188.
Jameson (E. P.) How to get well &
keep well. 29555.
Jameson (H. F.):
Back to 1840.
26389.
Bridal rebes. 12544.
Coats & trotting suits for travel-
ers. [ete.] 15428-15451.
Dancing frocks for the young lady-
Confidential merchant’s ref.
[ete.] 29356—
person. [ete.] 29556-29594.
Farewell, taffetas. 20654.
Graceful lines distinguish one-
piece frocks. 23927.
Oyster gray & flesh pink are the
correct colors. [ete.]
Skirts nine yds. around. 2021-
2049.
What stout women should wear.
fetc.] 17833-17858.
What to wear & how to wear it.
3967, 7023, 9891.
Jameson (H. M.) Heald’s bus. pract.
& acctg. 3966. y
Jamison (J. K.) Riders in .the gray
dawn. 23953.
Jamison (Lorena):
Christmas fantasy. 31687.
Woman’s pageant. 5231, 8578.
Jamun co. Jamun compound in dia-
betes. 447.
Jane, (Drama) 8390.
Jane (Edith) Mr. Inquisitive. 31899.
Janes (H. P.) Transgressor. 22628.
Jane’s bashful hero. (Motion picture)
5660.
Jane’s choice. (Motion picture)
22929.
Jnane’s husband. (Motion picture)
5661.
Janesville fair. (Drama) 24964.
Janeway (F. B.)
22713.
Janitor.
Janitor & the maid.
Janitor’s busy day.
Great Lakes, map.
(Motion picture) 16984.
(Drama) 31833.
(Motion picture)
5662.
Janitor’s vendetta. (Motion picture)
27857.
Janitor’s wife’s temptation. (Motion
picture) 22930..
Jannelli (Alexandro de) Love crime.
318689.
50
1-12, 1916
, alli (Altagracia de):
Love crime. 31869.
a Riddle. 16669,
co. You want results. 9916.
son (William) McKenzie Co., N.
PD. come 52938, 32234.
(Motion picture) 22871.
Q ~y map. 5255, 22732.
nese water color co. Japanese
opaque water colors in film leaflets,
.) 12578, 12574.
apan’s gateway to the temples of the
(Motion picture) 19221.
rabe de pico. (Drama) 2870.
ie: rnette (A. L. de) See De Jarnette
(A. L.)
Jaros (A. L.) jr.
_ culator. 12575.
Pe (mM. W.):
Sara came also. $2010.
Wise made simple. 32149.
_ Jarrow (Joseph) Mysterious stranger.
me 1122.
-Jascha
25069.
J r, Ala., map. 11278.
Javitz (B. A.) Few questions.
12576, 12577.
_ Jax (Antoni):
oa Goéra pies. 2847.
~ Wsciekty student. 2965.
: Wyrodna corka. 2966.
Suey (J. H.) Girl from
: 8357.
Jay Co., Ind., Farm jour. direct.
Jayhawker. 9917.
Jayne (D.) & son.
Jaros exposure cal-
(Oscar) Vogelscheuchen.
fete. ]
upstairs.
3992.
Handbk. for the
—s preserving of fruits. 17859.
Je sais tout. 20687, 29595.
Jealous guy. (Motion picture) 16985.
_ Jealousy. (Motion picture) 27858.
_Jdeanne d’Are. (Drama) 2834*.
Jeanne Dore. (Motion picture) 5663.
Jeannette, Pa.. map. 11279.
_ Jeffeott (H. A.) Teaching your dol-
lars to have more cents. 3993.
Jeffers (H. FE.) Googly-Goo & his
ten merry men. 29597.
Jeffers & Dalton. Yegged man. 8582.
Jefferson (A. A.):
Life & perfect health. 3994.
Life’s great fundamentals. 7052,
9918.
Jefferson (G, F.) Food, love & music.
26390
Jefferson (R. H.) This mountain?
Soe) ay, ee ey "cae a ekg i)
Was it God? 7053.
Jefferson (R. J.) ptg. oo.:
Cedar Rapids pump co. Automo-
bile supplies & accessories.
11934.
Spencer-Carroll co. Automobile
supplies & accessories. 13516.
Jefferson, Ga., map. 16805.
Jefferson City, Mo., map. 11280.
INDEX
Jefferson Co., Ind., map. 22733.
Jefferson Co., Ia., map. 19012.
Jefferson Co., Kan., map. 25129.
Jefferson mfg. co. Corrugated metal
culverts. 23954.
Jeffersons ptg. co. Springfield, IUL.,
direct. 31071.
Jeffery truck-service co. Quick roll
body as applied to mill work &
lumber. 17860.
Jeffrey (W. R.) jr. Star of Bethle-
hem. 448.
Jelke (J. F.) co. Jelke high grade
margarine. 449.
Jelley (H. §&.) Wop and the cop.
1232.
Jellison (C.):
Shillito (John) co. Co-op. player
piano buying. 21832.
——— Our greatest offer.
— Your saving. 30964.
Jenbach (Bela) Die oder
16525.
Jenifer (G. D.)
poet of the soul.
Jenison (G. D.)
27182.
keine.
Shakespeare, the
8496.
Formulas & simple
methods of refinishing metals. 7054.
Jenkins (B. A.) Bracegirdle. 27568.
Jenkins (E. C.) Something old and
something new in crochet. 15452.
Jenkins (P. B.) Shot-gun pattern tar-
get co. Outer’s bk. shotgun target.
T7874.
Jenkins (W. C.):
Baltimore the city of great oppor-
tunities. f[ete.] 26391, 26392.
Striking example of public service
efficiency. 29598.
Jenkins (W. E.) Before & after Ib-
sen. 12578.
Jenkins (W. R.) co. Hiilshof (J. L.)
German lessons. 29405.
Jenkins’ jinx. (Motion picture)
11449.
Jenks (E. T.) Bro. Robert’s house-
keeper. 8284.
Jenks (J. W.):
Investment opportunities.
Looking ahead in China.
Jenne & Butler ¢o.:
Amer. soc. of municipal improve-
ments. Hair that grows on
opportunity. fete. ] 28078,
28079.
Ind. assn. of insur.
the wolves.
29449.
Indiana assn. of master bakers.
For ideas that score. 29450.
Indiana canner’s assn. As big as
you can see it. 29451.
Indiana mfrs. of dairy products.
Becomes a state of fact. [ete.]
29452, 29453.
7055.
3995.
Even
29448,
agents.
[ete. ]
1651
. Jewel of
INDEX
Jenne & Butler co.—Continued.
Modern ethical dental assn. of In-
diana. Fort of fact & the army
of opinion. [etce.] 30166, 30167.
Jenness (Kelley) Topic talks. 20690.
Jennings (C. B.) Eastern star ode.
26393.
Jennings (Edwin) Abolition of pov-
erty. 7056.
Jennings (G. E.):
Bathroom door. 8278.
Five birds in a cage. 1054.
Jensen (Albrecht) How to get vi-
tality & health. 29601.
Jensen (H. E.) Who is she? 5226.
Jepson (Edgar) Madderson’s mascot.
[ete.] 39602, 89603.
Jeptha’s daughter. (Drama) 31834,
Jerome (J. K.) Street of the blank
wall. 9919, 12579.
Jerome (J.N.):
Anniversary calendar. 19448.
Huston (Dr.) TI am only a tooth.
12480.
Jerrehian (A. K.)
weaving. 15453.
Hist. of the art of
Jerry’s bells. (Drama) 5072.
Jersey City, N. J., map. 382224.
Jersey City public schl. athletic assn.
off. handbk. 15454.
Jersey Co., Ill, map. 19013.
Jervey (T. D.):
Increase of the slave trade. 29604,
Slave trade & the Constitution.
26394.
Jervis (P. V.) Making a suecess of
the pupils’ recital. 29605.
Jeschke (H.) Pract. Engl. 7670.
Jess (Ellen) Birth of a nation’s flag.
31652.
Jess of the hill country. (Motion
picture) 27859.
Jesse (F. T.) Girl's war journeys in
Franee. 450.
Jessen (J. ©.) Los Angeles, Cal.,
map. 141138.
Jest of fate. (Drama) 8391.
Jester. (Motion picture) 11450.
Jester’s tale. (Drama) 381835.
Jesup, Ia., map. 1288.
Jeune & Butler co.
20691.
Jeune mariée.
Jeyne (H.) ¢eo.:
Bread bk. 12580, 15455.
Jeyne’s cigar prices. 9920.
death. (Motion picture)
Dental facts.
(Drama) 16529.
32418.
Jewelers cireular pub. co.:
Jewelers’ circular weekly buyers’
direct. 20692.
Wallace (E. G.) Word about the
proper selection of cut glass.
16368.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Jeweler’s circular-weekly buyers’ di-
rect. 20692.
Jewell (E. S.)
briars. 11194.
Jewett (F. G.):
Health & safety. 9921.
Through the sweet
Physiol., hygiene & sanitation.
T7057.
Jewett & son. Lake Co., Minn., map.
27724.
Jewish daily news. State bank, New
York. Mitzvah elinu Isaper. 4714.
Jewish independent pub. co. Cleve-
land Jewish soc. bk. 1602.
Jewish social direct. co. Baltimore,
Md. Jewish social direct. 14552.
Jex (G. E.) Fair exchange. 2829.
Jex (John):
Mr. Willoughby calls. 24995.
Poor blind men, 5149.
Jezebel. (Drama) 16580.
Jiffy starter co., ine. Jiffy way for
Fords today. T7058.
Jillson (J. R.) Savings aect. premium
deposit plan. 17861.
Jim Slocum no, 46393. (Motion pic-
ture) 11451.
Jiménez (Joaquin):
Dos fenémenos. 13922.
Nido del principal. 2901.
Jimmie Dale, alias the Grey Seal.
(Motion picture) 25284, 25285,
27860-27863, 32419-32421.
Jimsey’s queen. (Drama) 16581.
Jimtown Junction. (Drama) 16582.
Jingles, jabs & junk. 29606.
Jinks (J. H.) Chair seating. 29607.
Jitney driver’s romance. (Motion pic-
ture) 8804.
Jitney Jack and Gasolena.
picture) 16986.
Jiu jitsu. 15456.
Jn-o-me. 4168.
Joan Danvers.
(Motion
(Drama) 8392.
Joan the woman. (Motion picture)
32422. *
Joan Thursday. 19170.
Jockey club. Amer. stud bk. 2d suppl.
to v. 11. 25469.
Jockey of death. (Motion picture)
5664.
Joe Boko’s adventures. (Motion pic-
ture) 5665.
Joerns (Arnold):
Bigger, better bus.
Morgan, Joerns & co.
services. 21112.
12581.
Advertising
Jogendra Singh (Sardar) Tells of
dawn of new literature in India.
29608.
Johannisfeuer. (Motion picture)
8745.
John (Gwen) = pseud. See Jones
(Gladys)
John Barleycorn. (Drama) 24965.
1652
nos, 1-12, 1916
John Ferguson. (Drama) 1088.
John Gary's mission. (Drama)
11062.
- John Henry speaks. (Drama) 27610.
‘John Jiggsby’s jog. (Drama) 27611.
John Needham's double. (Motion
picture) 5666.
John Pellet’s dream. (Motion pic-
ture) 5667.
John Peres. (Drama) 13961.
- John W. Blake. (Drama) 16583.
Johnny Jones. (Drama) 82034.
Johnny’s new car. (Drama) 18850.
Johns (H. W.)-Manville co. :
Announcing a new J-M packing.
[ete.] 26895-26407.
Between you & the weather.
[ete.] 15457-15468.
Bigger roofing sales. [ete.]
29609, 0.
Brains in the mix. [etc.] 93955-
23966.
Johns (Orrick) Color madness. 2801.
Johns-Pratt co. Vulecabeston red
fiber sheet packing. 2050.
Johnson (A. C.) Sting. 25047.
Johnson (Allen) Chronicles of Amer-
»
ica. >
Johnson (B. F.) ine. Wilson (Leon-
ard) On genealogy «& the bearing
of coat-armour. [ete.] 24855,
24856.
Johnson (B. F.) pub. co.
(Cc. W.) Country life
13540.
Johnson (C. E.) & co. Bower (C..F.)
Printing ink situation. 19680.
Johnson (C. J.) Modern Samaritans.
Why you should join the order of
Modern Samaritans. 10226.
Johnson (C. W.) Multum in parvo.
12585
Stewart
readers.
Johnson (Charlotte)
speaks. 27610.
Johnson (D. V.)
John Henry
Armor of light.
27558.
Johnson (E. B.) Christmas greetings.
Johnson (E. E.) Johnson brass well
screen, 12586
Johnson (BH. M.) Jayhawker. 9917.
Johnson (E. W.):
Busy day at the Borgias. 18803.
Man who always smiled. 18866.
- Johnson (Eads) pub. co. Johnson’s
steam vessels of the Atlantic coast.
3996.
Johnson (G. H.)
map. 11282.
Johnson (Gladys) Return to the Land
of Wugg. 2051.
art n (H.L.) Budget. fete.] 451,
452.
Johnson (J. D. A.):
Lake Co., Mich.,
[ete.] 29611-29620.
77396—17——13
All the gold hasn’t been found.
1653
Johnson (J. D. A.)—Continued.
Confidence, the sales lodestone.
[ete.] 17862-17870.
He who mountains will move,
fetc.] 9922-9924.
Mich. washing machine co, An-
alysis of initiative. [ete.]
584-588.
Harmony. [ete.] 4238-4241.
Johnson (J. F.):
Bldg. from the _ base. [ete.]
206938, 20694.
Modern bus. course & service.
TOD9.
Roller problem, 3997.
Johnson (J. S.) Marshalltown club.
In the forefront as a city of prog-
ress. 15702.
Johnson (L. H.) New power. 13997.
Johnson (L. W.) Poor roads. 7060.
Johnson (M. B.) Passing up the
street of life. 29621.
Johnson (O. A.) Perdue (E. M.)
Studies in cancer. 26966.
Johnson (O. D.) John Barleycorn.
24965.
Johnson (Renée) Watch the re-
hearsal. 16711.
Johnson (S. D.) United States.
9925.
Johnson (LT. H.) Child’s letter to the
parents. [ete.] 29622-29625.
Cal. hymn. 12587.
Engine room direct-
Johnson (Tilma)
Johnson (V. E.)
eurrent elec. machinery. 9926.
Johnson (W. M.) Motor game.
29626.
Johnson (W. R.) Awakening of Nar-
radin. 22360.
Johnson (William) My Honolulu
girl. 22523. ;
Johnson & Burns, inc. Specifications
of schl. bldgs. 23967.
Johnson & Johnson:
Hndbk. of ligatures. 3998.
Kilmer (F. B.) Household hdbk.
12643.
‘Toilet goods bk. 20695.
fohnson & North. U. S. income tax &
emergency revenue law ready ref.
3999.
Johnson Co., la., map. 19014.
Johnsonburg, Pa., map. 16806.
Johnsone (O. T.):
Baby burglar. 24902.
Dr. Epstein’s first case.
Gasoline. 22426.
I need a lawyer. 29454.
No smoking allowed. 1130.
Past, present and future. 31957.
Three nights. 1197.
Two painters. 1207.
Johnston (Anthony) Make-up of the
universe. 9927.
1031.
INDEX
Johnston (Mrs. C. E.) Holiday jingle
bk. 7061.
Johnston (Edward) Pocahontas.
2914.
Johnston (G. W.) Your daughter.
16736, 32163.
Johnston (Greenhow) Beginning &
end of wars. 9928.
Johnston (J. W.) Original snow
white border designs. 29627.
Johnston (P. N.) Blue print. 14665.
Johnston (R. M.):
Immediate scientific defence ac-
tion necessary. 2052.
Low speed eliminates navy as de-
fence factor. 453.
What would U. 8S. do in case of
war with Germany? 9929.
Johnston (S. P.):
sigger, better bus. 7062.
Newspaper advertising. 9930.
Johnston, R. 1., direct. 26884.
Johnstone (A. E.) Johnstone sight
singing test card. 20696.
Johnstone (C, H.) Brownie phono-
grams. 20697.
Iron ring. 5065.
Honolulu, the hid-
Johnstone (Gordon)
Johnstone (M. 8.)
den garden of the Pacific. 20698.
Joining the navy. (Drama) 3962.
Joint rules committee:
Off. volley ball rules. 29629.
Spaiding’s off. baseball guide.
29628.
Jokel, the opera-maker. (Drama)
2871.
Joliet, Ill., direct. 20699.
Jonas (Alberto) Contest. 13915.
Jonas (Coloman) Jonas bros. Cata-
logue. 9931.
Jonas bros. Catalogue. 9931.
Jonathan’s night shirt. (Drama)
11063.
Jones (A. V.) Which shall be king?
27656.
Jones (Archer) Boudoir brandy.
13894.
Jones (B. H.): .
Jones-Cook-Rose system, drugless
treatment of pneumonia. 12588.
Number games. 29630.
Jones (B. M.) Kidder (A. A.) ine.
Complete in every detail. [ete.]
17906-17912.
Jones (C. H.) Word with the honest
doubter. 9932.
Jones (KE. M.):
Distribution of cupboards & draw-
ers. 998383.
Kitchen floor. T7068.
Jones (E. P.) High happiness. 20700.
Jones (E. W.) Yo-sem-i-te. 32161.
gones (FF. D.):
Addition & subtraction. [ete.]
20701. 20702.
pt. 1, 2. &., Vis
Jones (F. D.)—-Continued.
Jones add. & sub. cards.
29631-29635.
[ete.}
Jones’ group addition cards &
game. f[ete.] 26409-26411.
Jones (F. T.) Brothers and sisters
(Grand circle of) Ritual of the
forms and ceremonies. 14693.
Jones (G. L.) Merry geste of Robin
Hood. 16617.
Jones (Gladys) :
Case of Teresa.
Corinna. 18811.
In the rector’s study.
Sealing the compact.
Jones (H. W.)
absent brother.
Jones (J. L.)
adv. 29636.
Jones (J. W.) Democratic & republi-
can campaign songs. 29637.
Jones (Johnstone) Yo-sem-i-te. 32161.
Jones (KX. M.) Des kindes erstes lese-
buch. 9934.
Jones (MM. E.):
Dimensional evolution.
Secret sin. 12589.
Jones (May F.) Keep well stories.
23968.
Jones (Milton F.) Chem. hazards. 7069.
Jones (O. M.) Seenery & mountain
goats in Sawtooths. 29638.
Jones (R. J.) Heart of a
woman. 20705.
Jones (Ralph) Basketball. 20704.
Jones (Sidney) Happy day. 13944.
Jones (S. E.):
His sister’s friend.
Just mammy. 5074.
18805.
18847.
18915.
Elk’s eulogy to our
20703.
What is direct-by-mail
9935.
scarlet
5057.
Jones (V. RR.) Why do cream tests
vary? 9936.
Jones (W. B.) Bigger, better bus.
2058.
Jones (W. D.)
& automobile direct.
Jones & Baker:
Off. garage data chart
T7070.
Carrying stocks on acct. [ete.]
4000, 4001, 26412~—-26416.
Gen. rules for trading. [ete.]
9937-9939, 29639-29641.
Jones & Farkas:
Our nation’s rulers. 17871.
Presidents of the U. S. 9940.
Jones & Sylvester. Huckster & the
ham 16575.
Jones’ auto. (Motion picture) 14292.
Jones Co., Ia., map. 5284.
Jordan (D. 8.) Failure of the West-
ern campaign. 29642.
Jordan (Leslie) :
Soul song. 22600.
Wrong combination. 22660.
Jordan (Robert):
Back to nature. 8274.
King Cobra. 2875.
1654
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Jordan (Robert )—Continued.
Memories. 11092.
Open sesame. 27643.
Regular hero. 18907.
Roll call. 14084.
Jordan (W.C.) Adventuress. 31612.
Jordan (W. E.) Fox pneumatic
shock-absorber co. Jolts & shocks
are unknown on a car equipped with
Fox pneumatics. 9588.
Jordan & co. Boynton (E. F.) Girl's
commencement rosebud memories.
9181,
Jordan is a hard road. (Motion pie-
ture) 8805.
Joseph & Feiss co. Selling a sale.
7071.
Joseph & his brethren. (Motion pic-
ture) 5668.
Joseph-Renaud (J.) Doigts qui par-
lent. 28969
Josephs (D. C.) Contemporary verse,
175, 3498, 6429, 12010, 14863.
Josésa (Pedro) Belle of Valados.
24906.
Josselyn (Talbot) :
Fifteen minutes to pack. 1051,
Kitchen callers. 1090,
Jossey (William) Fifty-fifty. 31762.
Jost (Lawrence) Instructions for
tuning the mandolin-guitar. 29643.
Joubert (C.):
Faribol. 1047.
1914-1915. 1236.
Journal & tribune co. Tennessee.
8661.
Journal of experimental med.
Journal of naphrapathy. 12590.
Journal ptg. co.:
Collins (L. L.)
9941.
Eleventh ward
had first state fair & park. |
[ete.] 6409-6413.
——Foundation laid by pioneer
miller. [ete.] 3479-3482.
— Newly wed pair first to settle
in fourth ward. [ete.] 1607-—
1609.
+, chief boast of second
ward. 161.
Gibbons (M. J.) My own story.
6744, 9628.
Minneapolis jour. Certain defi-_
nite expenses. [ete.] 12923-
12925.
— For your family’s sake start |
10218, |
& savings acct.
10219.
— How are you, John. 4255.
Roeder (G. C.) Missing Minn.
woman subjected to hardships.
7736.
[ete.]
What your neighborhood bank |
means to you. 4002.
Journalisten. (Drama) 31835*.
Journey to nowhere. (Motion pic-
ture) 32423.
Joy & the dragon. (Motion picture)
32424.
Joy killer. (Motion picture)
Joy-riders. (Drama) 5073.
Joyce (Archibald) She smiled. 8502.
Joyce (E. F.) jr. Little step-daugh-
ter. 11078.
Joyce (J. 8.) Ireland’s tale in his-
toric sketch. 17872.
Joyce (Madeline) Care of the hair.
27864.
29644,
Joyce's strategy. (Motion picture)
5669.
Joyes (W. R.) Aladdin & the giant.
20706.
Joyous Christmas chimes. (Drama)
31836.
Joys elope. (Motion picture) 5670.
Juan. (Drama) 22466.
Juan Cadenas (José) See Cadenas
(J. St)
Judas. (Drama) 22467.
Judd (A. C.):
Ideal tour. 12591.
New England, map. 19036.
Judd (Orange) co.:
Albany Co., N. Y. Amer. agri-
culturist farm direct. & ref. bk.
28001.
Auto trip in N. Y. state. 29645.
Butler Co., Pa. Amer. agricul-
turist farm direct. & ref. bk.
23312.
Judex. (Motion picture) 27865.
Judge (W. E.) Washington (State)
22468.
map. 27763.
Judge. (Drama)
Judge. (Motion picture) 5671.
Judge McAndrew’s own ease.
ma) 27612.
Judge’s secret.
Judge’s wife.
27866.
Judgment.
Judgment
8910.
Judgment
2872.
Judson (C. I.)
Judson (Jack)
12592.
Judson (Katherine)
teased. 23970.
Judy (G. T.) Judgments, ete. 17873.
Juelg piano co. Come tomorrow with
five dollars. [etce.] 4003-4007.
Jul i vesterheimen. 454.
Julia Farnese. (Drama) 16584.
Julia of the Evening news. (Drama)
22470.
Julian (Elma) ed. Home needlework
tatting bk. 29646.
(Dra-
31837.
picture)
(Drama)
(Motion
(Drama) 11064, 22469.
day. (Motion picture)
(Drama)
Bed time tales. 2054.
Black Horse Ben.
of Solomon.
When mink
1655
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Julian (J.) & co. Regrasso (Hum-
bert) Povero Cecco Beppe. 24444.
Julius Cesar (Drama). 2872*, 8392*.
Julius Caesar (The tragedy of) as
originally performed by Shakes-
peare’s company. (Drama) 11064*.
Jumping-off place. (Drama) 11065.
Jumps & jealousy. (Motion picture)
27867.
June thirteenth. (Drama). 11066.
Jung muss man_ sein! (Drama)
22471, 24966.
Jungle hero. (Motion _ picture).
22931.
Jungle man. (Drama) 22472.
Junior sub. pseud. See Beith (I. H.)
Junker (W. E.) Direct-adjustment
service. Direct-adjustment service.
1701.
Junkin (F. H.):
Lakes Charles trust & savings
bank. Universal savings sys-
tem. fete.] 15564-15566.
Schedule. 17874.
Junod (E. L.) Junod (E. L.) ine.
Detroit real estate syndicate equity
certificate. TO72.
Jurisprudence. (Drama) 24931*.
Just a child. (Drama) 13963.
Just a few little things. (Motion pic-
ture) 16987.
Just a little mistake. (Drama)
13964.
Just a suggestion. (Drama) 931838.
Just a wife. (Drama) 1089.
Just a woman. (Drama) 27613.
Just for a change. (Drama) 24967.
Just for tonight. (Drama). 13965.
Just her luck. (Motion picture)
27868.
Just imagination. (Motion picture)
5787, 8856.
Just Jane. (Drama) 22473.
Just kids. (Drama) 16585.
Just Kitty. (Motion picture) 11452.
Just like his father. (Drama) 1013.
Just mammy. (Drama). 5074.
Just now. 26457.
Just only Felicia. (Drama). 18851.
Just plain folks. (Motion picture)
5672.
Just Red. (Drama) 11067.
Just two. (Drama) 1045.
Just yet but not quite.
ture) 8806.
Justfood co. Infant feding.
Justice a la carte.
(Motion pic-
29647.
(Motion picture)
25286.
Justice of Judge Calhoun. (Drama)
2873.
Justus (EB. W.) Patriotic songs.
20707.
Juvenile dancer supreme. (Motion
picture) 11458.
Juvenile film corp.:
Chip, the plumber.
Chip’s
5454
25231.
backyard barn-stormers.
Chip’s Carmen. 11371.
Chip’s movie company. 16914.
Chip’s rivals. 5455.
Diamond from the pie. 19152.
For sale, a daddy. 11404.
In stumpland. 25278.
Matty’s love affair. 22948.
Playmates. 22974.
Scheme that failed. 25361.
World war in Kidland. 8988.
Juvenile tango. (Motion picture)
8807.
K. & R. film co., ine. At the end of the
rainbow. 5391.
K. D. idea. 4008, 9942.
Kaai (E. K.) Ukulele & how it’s
played. 4009.
Kabellt (1%. K.) Kabell (Louis) jr.
Unitas annotation stamps. 7073.
Kabell (Louis) jr. Unitas annotation
stamps. 7073.
Kabo corset co. Kabo fashions. T07T4.
Kaempffert (Waldemar) Story of a
dying world. 29648.
Kaessmann (F. G.):
Dear friend. 20708.
Health-wealth syndieate service.
When the world smiles. 20475.
Kahn (BE. P.) Literature, 22483.
Kahn (H. C.) & son:
Kahn’s’ Aug.
20709.
Kahn’s Feb. furniture sale. 4010.
Kahn’s spring opening. 12594.
Kahn’s 18th anniv. sale. 26417.
Kahn (Herman) Getting a _ start.
16559.
Kahn tailoring co. New fall suitings
are all straight lined. 23971.
Kaiser (F. P.) pub. co.:
Hdbk. for organizers. 12595.
Woman’s opportunity. T7075.
Kalamazoo, Mich., direct. 29649.
Kalat (R. E.): -
Cass Co., N. D., farmers’ direct.
furniture’ sale.
17334.
Clay Co., Minn., farmers’ direct.
23371.
Musselshell Co., Mont., farmers’
direct. 10266.
Kalem co.:
Ingalis (Redfield) Code letter.
[ete.] 23885-23887.
House of three deuces.
29455-29462.
26315.
— Rogue’s pawn.
Kalisch (Helene) Charlotte Klinger.
[etc.]
TO7T6.
Kalkhoff co. Vacationland. 16348.
Kallenberg (Henry) Self instructor.
17875.
1656
~ nos. 1-12, 1916
INDEX
4 Tee ee
4 | ‘
(Michael)
have been. 18949.
-Kalliavas
What might
(N. J.) Kalliavas’ treat-
ment. 12596.
Imin (Emmerich) Gold gab ich
8860, 11035.
Birth control.
_ fiir eisen!
- Kalmanowitz (Harry)
18799
4 Kalmus chem. co. Epilepsy explained.
15469.
Kammann (F,. W.) jr. Cupid's night
out, 13918.
-Kampfmueller rheumatic remedy ©o.,
q inc. K. R. R. [ete.] 15470, 15471.
- Kandul (Stanley) :
Chicago, Ill., map. 16764.
Stanley’s handy vest-pocket street
guide of Chicago. TOTT.
Kane (Evelyn Gurley-) See Gurley-
a Kane (Evelyn)
Kane (W. A.) Applied arts drawing
bks. 23972.
Kane, Pa., direct. 9943.
Kansas, map. 1289, 3036, 3037, 22734,
297385, 25130-25132.
K City, Kan., direct. 9944.
Kansas City, Mo., direct. 29650.
Kansas City automobile supply co.
Auto. accessories. 9945.
Kansas City casualty co. Reduced
premium accident policy for medi-
cally selected risks. [etc.] 4010*,
—-4010**.
Kansas City home telep. co. Direct.
' i,
Kansas City star. If our forefathers
eame back. 12597.
Kansas oil refining co. Graphic chart.
23973.
Kansas state agric. college. Dept. of
domestic science. Etiquette & servy-
ice of the table. 12598.
Kansas weather chart calendar.
29651.
Kanter (Waldemar) Tip top!!
11195.
Kantor i Marski (T.) Walka o ko-
bieta. 2958.
Kapell (G. A.) Directions for play-
ing electoro. 29652.
Kaplan (De Witte) pseud. See Kap-
lan (Y. De W.)
Kaplan (Y. De W.):
Chance shot. 31678.
Cup of cold water.
Derelict. 31721.
Infallible system. 22463.
Marrying for money. 22498.
Mothers of men. 22519.
No ques. asked. 25005.
On the knees of the gods.
Pretense.
Tact. 32060.
Woman who laughed. 22657.
Karech (Laura) Dixie rose. 26418.
22394.
22539.
Karezag (W.):
Auf befehl der herzogin.
Auf befehl der kaiserin!
Blane kiiste. 16498.
Finberufung. 8330.
Gold gab ich fiir eisen!
11035.
Lumperl. 16604, 22489.
Millionengretl. 24994, 31894.
Otto oder Otto? 25014.
Schine Schwedin. 11157, 25036.
Sterngucker. 32046.
Viererzug. 8556.
Vogelscheuchen.
Weltenbummler.
22359.
16492.
8360,
25069.
32123.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 25076.
Karezag pub. co., inc.:
Alone at last. 8258.
Mere man, 11095.
Karinta von Arrelanden (Drama)
2874.
Karl Heinrich. (Motion picture)
8879.
Karr (Benjamin) Results of Ford
peace expedition. 4012.
Kasenit co. Up-to-date methods.
29653.
Kashner (G. H.) Base ball. 31644.
Kass (Louis) Hearts & gold. 13947.
Kastenbaum (H. C.) On probation.
1137.
Kate Gail. (Drama) 31839.
Kate’s lover’s knot. (Motion picture)
16988.
Katie did. (Drama) 27614.
Katsiolis (George) Reading on the
sky. 25025.
Katterjohn (M. M.):
Aztee god. [etc.]
Bawbs o’ the Blue Ridge.
20710, 20711.
Killer. 26419.
Patriot. 15472.
Traitor. 7078.
Katy did. (Drama)
Kaufman (Albert)
landing. 31785.
Kaufman (D. C.) Kidnappers
napped. 9948, 12599.
Kaufman (Herbert) Herbert Kautf-
man’s weekly page. 2055, 4013, 7079,
9949, 12600, 15473, 17876, 20712,
23974, 26420, 29654.
Kauser (Alice) Benefit for Hungarian
war children. 12605.
Kaustine ¢co., inc.:
9946, 9947.
[ete.]
29474.
Girl from Drake’s
kid-
Defeating the teacher. [ete.]
15478-15484.
Sanitary equipment. 12606.
Kavanagh (EF. F.) Garfield savings
bank. Beautiful coin bank free.
20279.
Kavanaugh (F. K.)
Ky. direct. for
the use of courts, etc.
7116.
1657
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
7
Kavanaugh (Katherine) Corinne of
‘the circus. 31705.
Kawakami (K. K.) Japanese naval
program & America’s. [ete.] 15485,
15486.
Kay (G. A.) When the sand-man
comes. 29660.
Kay (J. R.):
Bigger, better bus. 457.
Lest we forget the ships.
Kay (Ross):
Go ahead boys & the mysterious
old house. [ete.] 12607-12610.
Go ahead boys and the racing mo-
tor boat. 15487.
Kay Co., Okl., map. 8620.
Kaye (B. M.):
Diana. 31724.
Reno. 22573.
What are you thinking of. 32124.
Kaye (J. R.):
Bible chart system. 9953.
Bible instructor. TOS84,
Kaynee co. Contrast. 458.
Kayser (Julius) & co. Be well gloved.
26426.
fete.] 9954-9966.
Kazamias to Ermu. 29661.
Keal (H. M.) Math. for tech. high
schls. 4015, 23978.
Keane (James) Expiation. [ete. J
23980-23982.
Keasbey & Mattison co.
ber, interior
15488-15490.
Keaton tire & rubber co. Keaton over-
guarantee cash premium. 9967.
Keays (E. E.) Mirage. 1114.
Keech & Beck. Club members sched-
ule of coming events. 15491, 23382.
Keedick (M. F.) It’s an ill wind.
31830.
Keefe (J. R.) Plan for installing a
two or three platoon system. 964.
Keefer (G. 8S.) Seraphita. 8492.
Keel (Alice) Three links, friendship,
love, truth. 459.
Keele S.):
old up. [ete.] 12611, 12612.
Stolen finger. 4016, 2061.
Keeler (W. F.):
Course in the development of color
Asbestos lum-
and exterior. [etc.]
vision. 965.
First steps in concentration. [ete.]
4017, 4018.
How to give a treatment by silent
thought. 15492.
Open way & its attainment. 70S5.
Schl. for the larger life. 26427.
Secret of mastery. 2062.
Keeley (J.):
Absolutely new cause fer divorce.
[ete.] TOS6—7105.
Adams (M. E.) Woman’s new
smoking salon. 14427.
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
Aeroplane as a mail carrier.
[ete.] 29662-29680.
All-Amer. delicacy.
23983-24000.
All the tragedies of the ages
crowded into one baby’s life.
[ete.]
[ete.] 20717-20737.
aa (I. R.) Bigger, better bus.
Are Amer. men ashamed to be
graceful. [etc.] 26428-26452.
Armstrong (Collin) Bigger, bet-
ter bus. [ete.] 9047-9050.
Astounding change that war has
wrought in women. {ete.]
4019-4034.
Astounding new conquests of
science over death. [ete.]
9968-9979.
At a woman's whim he stoops &
conquers. [ete.]
Baird (Edwin) Magie moment.
25511.
Baker (Frank) How I hit the
trail with Billy Sunday. 11705.
Bara (Theda) Lo, the poor vam-
pire. 19537.
Bernhardt (Sarah) Why I am
young at 71. 1477.
Blake (BE. C.) <Autobiog. of an
impulsive girl. [ete.] 19655,
23241, 23242.
Blatch (H. 8.) It is high time
that civilized woman discipline
her barbarian sister. 17272.
Blodgett (H. A.) Bigger, better
bus. 1520-1522.
Boals (Marbury) Story that blew
up. 19659.
Boice (H. K.) Bigger, better bus.
14668.
Boissevain (I. M.) New Woman
as a wife. 19660.
Why a nation at war is no
stronger thanits women; 11834.
Bower (Mary) Some remarkable
new proofs that music cures dis-
ease. 9180.
Bowers (E. F.) Detecting tuber-
culosis with colored lights.
[ete.] 19681, 19682.
— Just how much we should
work & how much we should
play. 17280.
—— Just why are we sad in the
autumn. 23257.
— What about your eyes. 28373.
Worry, the 8th cardinal sin
& how to banish it. 14680.
Bowers (T. M.) _ Bigger, better
bus. 84.
Bridgman (O. D.) Preparedness
in the home. 14687.
1658
i
“7
.
INDEX
‘nos. 1-12, 1916
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
Why I Seeper —
ger army.
Prof. eae
Bryan (W. J.)
lieve in a bigg
Bulger (Bozeman)
mington. 23307.
Cahill (E. W.)
bus. 11905.
Campbell (J. M.)
bus. 11915.
Can dainty Miss Rowland prove
she never wore pajamas. [etc.]
15493-15498.
Catt (C. C.) Let our women pre-
pare for war. 3415.
Chance (F. L.) Baseball crowded
with pests. 9255.
—— Chance classes Cross as a fan
of rare fidelity. [ete.] 6357-
6359.
—— Chance classes Judge Landis
as an A-1 fan. 136.
—— Chance starts feature series
on famous fans. [etc.] 1581-
Bigger, better
Bigger, better
1584.
—— Gambler secures place of
honor. [ete.] 3425-3428.
Chappelow (B. E.) Bigger, bet-
ter bus. 3451.
Clark (Sam) ‘Ten ways to win a
woman, 28611.
Cohan (G. M.) George M. Cohan
as poet laureate. 6407.
Coit (Stanton) Are Amer. men
slaves of women. 1606.
Crane (H. P.) How I won the
most beautiful girl in the world.
14878.
crocs (T. P.) All England’s
famous old ghosts returning.
[ete.] 19910, 19911.
—— Genius & true love. 12039.
Give us a goat without horns.
foresaw
- [ete.]
How Shakespeare
the modern woman.
6467, 6468.
Curtis (W. D.)
bus. 14894.
Damrosch (Walter) Why have
We no really great women com-
posers. 25819.
Davenport (M’Harg) Bigger, bet-
ter bus. 14920.
De Beck. (—)
287
Bigger, better
Married life.
Don’t aecept him if he proposes
on a boat. [ete.] 17879-17888.
Du Brock (Nellie) What is the
best exercise for women. 15028.
Dwyer (Anna) Science explains
why a vacation at home works
more harm than good. 20062.
—— Why women are more re-
vengeful than men. 23542.
1659
ae (J.)—Continued.
lebert (H. M.)
20075.
Egypt the land of doom. 2063.
Fallows (Samuel) We should
live 120 years. 12190.
-—— Wil! our own neglected chil-
dren vanquish America in war.
15108.
Ford (A. W.) All for love.
23649.
He'll never say his grand-
mother is dead. 29083.
Foster (G. B.) Why do we for-
give the prodigal son. 12223.
Fraser (J. K.) Bigger, better
bus. 9592,
Gault (R. H.) Did the bull ring
breed Mexico’s Villas? 9613.
Why women willingly marry
cripples. 15157.
Gillam (M. M.)
bus. 1837.
Gillmore (N. C.)
sam. 26117.
Gold (Anna) How I became the
fastest stenographer in Amer-
ica. 26120.
Gould (M. P.)
Wolf trap.
Bigger, better
Flotsam & jet-
Bigger, better bus.
6766, 9653.
Green (C. M.) Bigger, better
bus. 6770.
Guenther (Rudolph)
ter bus. 6794.
Guilbert (Yvette) Does ragtime
swell our divorce courts. 15208.
Hamel (Juanita) Girls of the
second floor back. 26182, 23758,
29245-29249. :
Harris (H. L.)
bus. 12358.
Hayes (A. J.) Girl in the cres-
cent moon. [ete.] 26245-26248.
Laugh of the loon. [ete.]
20471, 20472
—— Naarai of the eyes of night.
Bigger, bet-
Bigger, better
[ete.] 29319, 29320.
Sailing orders. [ete.] 23796,
23797.
Wolf woman. 12414.
Heath (Mrs. Julian) What every
woman should know. 12418,
Heywocd (E. J.) Bigger, better
bus. 3853.
Hobart (G. F.)
bus. 15292.
Hoops (W. W.)
bus. 9783.
Hotchkin (W. H.) Bigger, better
bus. 399.
Hotchkin (W. R.) Bigger, better
bus. 400, 1983.
How the war restored the greatest
living sculptor to France. [etc]
12613-12624.
Bigger, better
Bigger, better
INDEX
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
Hiuddeston (J. A.) Confessions
of an artist’s model. 38901.
Jameson (H. F.) Back to 1840.
[ete.] 26356-26389.
i [ete.] 12544-
12572.
Coats & trotting suits for
travelers. [ete.] 15428-15451.
Dancing frocks for the young
lady-person. [ete.] 29556-
29594.
Farewell, taffetas. [etc.]
20654-20686.
Graceful lines distinguish
one-piece frocks. [ete.] 23927-
23952.
Oyster gray & flesh pink are
the correct colors. [ete.] 433-
446.
Skirts nine yds. around.
[ete.] 2021-2049.
What stout women should
wear. f[etce.] 17833-17858.
it. 3967, 7023, 9891.
Joerns (Arnold) Bigger, better
bus. 12581,
Johnston (S. P.) Bigger, better
bus. 7062.
Jones (W. B.) Bigger, better bus.
2053.
Kay (J. R.) Bigger, better bus.
457.
Kellerman (Annette) What is the
best exercise for women. 20739.
King (J. C.) If you’re a bache-
lor you're not fully sane. 17917.
Knapp (Penelope) Exercises.
17923.
You may ruin health & figure
if you don’t learn to sit cor-
rectly. 20768.
LaCoste (Lucie) Does the woman
who marries another woman's
husband, ever feel remorse.
15539.
Will women still want to be
mothers after the war. 17929.
Lada. She says they’re all wrong.
29754.
Lait (Jack) A BC of D E F.
fete.] 10020-10048.
Ad-man signs for blond copy
to run T. F. [ete.] 4069-4097.
Adventures of an Or. blood-
hound in Aurora, Ill. [ete]
17930-17945.
Adventure of the littie Sui-
cide Kid. [ete.] 24031-24056.
Alibi Al. [ete.] 26512-26545.
—— Always open season to kill
police. [ete.] 15540-15563.
— Anecdote of the blond re-
porterine. [ete.] 20788-20818.
1660
What to wear & how to wear |
pt. 1, no. 8., v.18
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
—— Another bedtime letter to my
boy. [ete.] 12692-12723.
Around the world in an easy
chair. f[ete.] 2105-2138.
Aspara-Gus the bus. [etc.]
7157-7190.
— Boy has to break law to get
a look. [ete.] 486—499.
——Canada Kid’s Christmas.
[ete.] 29757-29794.
Lennon (Bert) Is her lobster ap-
petite worth $23,000. [etc.]
511, 5iz
Lady from Montana. 29822.
There never was a baby story
like this. 7204,
When Mary blew the tank.
2148.
Wickedest woman in _ the
world saved by love. 4120.
Lewis (L.D.) Dethroning a great
Amer, idol. 7208,
Drawn down by dead men’s
hands. 12751.
England’s remarkable induce-
ments. [ete.] 2149-2151.
George Ade tells. 24069.
—— Is the red spectre of ’57 hang-
ing over India. 4129.
Just why we have giants.
514.
Love's sweetest singer. 20844.
—— Real Amer.-born baby ele-
phant that will live. 17955.
Life extension inst., inc. How to
be healthy. 26572, 29842.
McCauley (LL. M.) Tabitha’s let-
ter. 18007.
M’Clure (W. F.) Bigger, better
bus. 15659.
M’Dowell (Mary) More impor-
tant than woman = suffrage.
29968.
McEvoy (J. P.) Gist & jest of it.
‘B48, 2196.
Mahin (J. L.) Bigger, better bus.
2208.
Martin (Mac) Bigger, better bus.
10154.
Massengale (St. Elmo) Bigger,
better bus. 10161.
Metzger (G. P.) Bigger, better
bus. 580, 2228.
Morgan (Gene) Miss 1916. 604.
Morrell (Edwin) What kind of
a man is Pres. Wilson. 7396.
Why red-haired women make
good wives. [ete. ] 12944,
12945.
Moyer (H. N.) Why some people
are old at 45. 24211.
Newell (M. O.) One great thing
the war will do for humanity.
21295.
a >,
nos, 1-12, 1916 A
INDEX
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
O'Keefe (P. F.) Bigger, better
bus. 4386.
Pace (W. W.) Bigger, better bus.
10412, 13166.
Parsons (L. O.) Are you a dis-
tinctive' type. [ete. ] 7634-
7638.
—— Be a good cook first & you'll
be « better movie star. [etc.]
10428-10430.
—— Prains before beauty is movie
demand. f[fete.] 23856-23859.
Confessions of a movie
actress. 13187, 15949, 18271,
21515.
—— Geraldine Farrar wades river.
[ete.}] 30556-30560.
How to become a movie star.
[ete.] 685, 6S6.
—— Magie charm of personality.
‘fete.] 4429, 44380.
—— Real romance of the movies.
[ete.] 26948-26947.
Piotrowski (N. L.) All in Ireland
back Poland. [ete.] 2372,
23738.
— Getting passport. [ete.] 700,
701.
Pohlman (F. F.) Bigger, better
bus. 13235.
Power (W. 8S.) Bigger, better bus.
4468.
Quackenbos (J. D.) Science
proves the immortality of the
soul. 16027.
Rankin (Jeannette) What the
woman movement means.
30708.
Raymond (C. E.) Bigger, better
bus. 720, 2390.
Reed (O. F.) How to read in bed.
18274.
Rinehart (M. R.) Marriage or a
career. 27051.
Robertson (J. D.) How to sleep
cool on a hot night. 18341.
—— Pulmonary peril in your
pets. 2412.
Russell (Lillian) Automobile
face. 21682.
Russell (Robert) His modern
paraphrasing. 18396.
Sadler (W. 8S.) Physician, heal
thyself. 21725.
12,000 deaths a yr. from grip.
2457.
Scheck (Morris) Bigger, better
bus. 7S06.
Seeds (R. M.) Bigger, better bus.
4592
Sehl (H. W.) Bigger, better bus.
13427.
Keeley (J.)—Continued.
Seippel (C. P.) How jealousy can
be made the highway to great-
ness. 2484.
Shafer (A. L.) Persian drills for
present day needs. [ete.] 4599,
4600.
When that gape develops.
2485.
Shuman (R. R.) Bigger, better
bus. T7S76.
Siegfried (F. H.) Bigger, better
bus. 16180.
Smith (A. C.) Bigger, better bus.
10628, 13484.
Snitzler (J. M.) Bigger, better
bus. 4647.
Stalker (H. H.) Bigger, better
bus. 824.
Starr (Frederick) Why June is
the month for brides. 13528.
Stewart (J. N.) /r. Bigger, better
bus. 7952.
Stiles (W. A.) Bigger, better bus.
843, 2570.
Sugden (J. L.) Bigger, better
bus. 13567.
Taft (Lorado) How the Amer.
girl looks in marble. 31178.
Thompson (J. W.) Bigger, better
bus. 859, 16290.
Tracy (W. B.) Bigger, better bus.
2602, 4789.
Troubetzkoy (Prince Pierre)
Which half of Mrs. Wilson’s
face. 13655.
Trout (G. W.) Why a woman
should never eat breakfast in
bed. 16300.
Underwood (Drury) Feed box.
[etc.] 18660-18679.
Top o’ the morning. 882,
2613, 4800, 8049, LOTT7, 13675,
16305, 22085, 24734, 27368,
31296.
Van Buren (B. A.) How a woman
ean hold her husband’s love.
2652.
White (Pearl) Inch from death &
no nearer. 22272.
Wilcox (Grace) It’s all wrong
teacher. 13821.
Withers (Lucius) F sharp treble
etave. 13844.
Stolen detective. 22307.
Keeley (J. H.) Democracy or des-
potism in the Amer. capital. 12625.
Keeley (L. E.) co.:
Hamilton (C. L.) Why cured in-
ebriates relapse. 29250.
What might have been. 18949,
Keenan (Thomas) Introd. to Tab. of
logarithmic are constants. 12626.
Keene (Max) pseud. See McKeehan
ae |
1661
INDEX
pt. 1, nm. 8, v.13
{Keene (Ursula) Lacking conscience.
1092.
Keene, N. H., direct. 29681.
Keene direct. co. IXeene, N. H., direct.
29681. :
Keep moving. (Motion picture) 8850.
Keeping up appearances. (Drama)
11068.
Keepsafe co., inc. Keepsafe. 465.
Keir (Angela) Leave it to me. 2879.
Keiter direct co.:
Bismark city & Burleigh Co.,
D., direct. 25605.
Dickinson city & Stark & Dunn
cos., N. D., direct. 9394.
Williston & Williams Co.,
direct. 18761.
Keith (C. S.):
All for nothing. 8256.
Anybody’s husband. 8265,
Surprise party. 2937.
Veapon., 1223.
Who did it? 1226.
Keith (EK. D.) Outlines of Cal.
tory. 7106.
Keith (G. KE.) co. Burrill
xross profit. 19740.
Keith (W. H.) co.:
iKxeith mfg. co. Cal. rose bead
necklace making. 7107.
= Home of the abalone,
Keith mfg. co.
N.
N.
D.
his-
(KE. A.)
2645: ays)
Cal. rose bes id necklace making.
T7107.
Home of the abalone. 26453.
IKxeldan pub. co. Bronson, pseud. Key
to will-power. 1540.
Keleher (E. E.) Mother. 7108.
Kellam hospital, ine. Kellam hospital
cures cancers. 26454.
Keller (Carolyn):
Cupid’s rose patch.
29683.
[ete.] 29682,
Naney of the fisher folk. 26455.
Keller (Cozette) :
Come ye_ disconsolate. [ete.]
29684-29687.
Onward Christian soldiers. [etc.]
24001, 24002.
Keller (D. H.):
Dissertation on developmental de-
fects. 20738, 24003.
Pract. suggestions on claim ad-
justments. 466, 2072, 7109,
12627, 29688.
Kellerman (Annette) What is the
best exercise for women. 20739.
Kellerton, Ia., map. 22736.
Kelley (C. L.) Judge McAndrew’s
own case. 27612.
Kelley (G. H.):
Blood of old Ireland. 4035.
Florida, 20740.
166
Kelley (H. P.) Plan for the organiza-
tion & maintenance of the mutual
benefit league. 4036.
Kelley (J. A.):
Employment office. 11007,
Rummage sale. 11154.
Kelley (T. J.) Curse of the contralto.
17889.
Kelley (W. C.)
dex. 4037.
Kelley (W. D.) Merit system for the
employees. 29690.
Life man’s work in-
Kelley-Davis co., ine. K. D. idea,
4008, 9942.
Kellogg (J. H.) Hygiene of infancy.
26456.
Kellogg (J. L.) Photographie effi-
ciency. 7110.
Kellogg (L. ©.) Trail of the Morning
Star. 5206.
Kellogg (L. S.) Fifteen cakes from
one recipe. 29691.
Kellogg (Mrs. O. J.) See Kellogg (L.
C.
Kellogg (R. M.) co. Great crops of
strawberries & how to grow them.
2073.
Kellogg, Ia., map. 8621.
Kellogg-Baxter ptg. co. Hope (Elea-
nor) Quotations & comment. 1982,
Kellogg switchboard & supply co.:
Common battery telephones, 99692,
Magneto switchboards. 17890.
Kellogg toasted corn flake co.:
Few minutes with some happy
children, 20741.
Freight distribution chart. 12628.
Give them Kellogg’s drinket. [etc.]
9980-9982.
Good morning!
breakfast food.
Kelly (A. P.):
Other man. 8449.
Thirty days. 14049.
Kelly (F. M.) Sewing circle meets at
Mrs. Martin’s. 11159.
Kelly (George):
Lesson. 11073.
Mrs. Ritter appears. 1115.
Kelly (J. E.) Who put the L in
Kelly. 29698.
Kelly. CE 64.3¢
Mystery of resonance, 15499.
Some observations on the teaching
of singing. 2074, 4039.
Kelly (T. T.) Cloud. 24921.
Kelly (W. E.) How to become a natu-
ralized citizen. 15500.
Kelly filter press co.:
United States, map. 16875.
World, map. 16885.
Kelly- Springfield tire co. Kelly-Sprinz-
field tires. 29694.
Kelvin (Paul) Essence of salesman-
Psy 15501.
the best known
4038.
-Kenaga
Kendall (C. N.)
9987
INDEX
24004,
Standard tests for
12629, 17891.
_ door base ball. 4716,
Kemper (H.M.) Guadaloupe raccolta.
20742.
(W. C.) Ad art service.
4040, 7111, 9983, 12630, 17892.
Pictured knowledge.
Kendall & co. Ten yr. ref. calendar.
12635
Kendrick (L. R.)
_ Kendrick-Bellamy co.
Just now. 26457.
Kendrick (L.
R.) Just now. 26457.
Kenedy (P. J.) & sons.
direct. 18241.
Kenfield-Leach co. Rosenberg (H. H.)
Making the house organ pay. 21672.
Kenmore, 0., direct. 19376.
Kennedy (Mrs. A. J.) In Paradise.
22459
Kennedy (A. R.)
12636
Off. Catholic
Scenario technic.
Kennedy (Charles) Good natured
fellow. 8361.
Kennedy (Clayton):
Bggs. 2822.
Lone sentinel. 8405.
Kennedy (D. BE.) ine. Catalogue of
designs, nonpariel cork tile. 4045.
Kennedy (Frank):
Hans und Fritz. 31796.
Romeo & Juliet, in Hebrew. 972.
Trip to Washington. 16698.
Two eugenic boys. 18939.
Kennedy (J. J.) Agent's
26458.
Kennedy (Jack) Sherman was right.
1183
bankbk.
Kennedy (O. W.) Air bandit. 2075.
Kennedy (T. J.) Engaged, married &
divorced. 31746.
Kennedy & co. Townsend (Horace)
Prints & their prices. 13644.
Kennedy square. (Motion picture)
5673.
Kennerley (Mitchell) :
Four short plays. 31771.
Read-aloud plays. 31990.
Kenney (J. J.) Pleasant hour. 138869.
Kenney & Hollis. Kenney (J. J.)
Pleasant hour. 13869.
Kennicott co. Special selling manual
on water purifying equipment.
4046
Kenosha, Wis., direct. 467.
Kensington (S.) Bathroom door.
8278
Kent (A. H.) Kent candy co.
candy co. 12637.
Kent (R. G.) Lessons in Engl.
Our
9988.
Petvin eng. co., inc. Electrification of
sugar factories.
Kemble (W. F.)
human character.
‘emp (Leonard) Rules for major in-
Kent (R. T.) Transmitting power by
leather belting. 7115.
Kent (W. W.) Drifter. 31736.
12637.
(Motion pie-
Kent candy co. Our candy co.
Kent, the fighting man.
ture) 25287.
Kentucky, map. 1290, 1291, 3088,
16807, 19015, 19016, 22737, 22738.
Kentucky direct. for the use of courts,
ete. 7116.
Kentucky handicap. (Drama)
Kentucky tobacco product co.:
Black leaf 40 field test for nico-
5075.
tine baths. 9989.
Black leaf 40 spraying informa-
tion. 29695.
Spray your flowers, shrubs, fruits,
vegetables, ete., with Black leaf
40. 468.
Spraying with Black leaf 40.
[ete.] 7117, 2076, 15502-15505.
Kentucky weather chart calendar.
29696.
Kenyon (R. W.):
Special notice. 15506.
Summary of procedure. 29697.
Kenyon (W. S.):
Senate & the Philippines.
Taxing expatriates. 20743.
Kenyon ¢co.:
Barton Co., Kan., map. 18966.
Douglas Co., Wis., map. 14087.
Ford Co., Kan., map. 18995.
Johnson Co., Ia., map. 19014.
Labette Co., Kan., map. 19017.
United States, map. 5355.
Kepley (A. H.) Effingham town &
county song bk. 1746.
Kern (IF. A.) Presents. 31976.
Kern Co., Cal., map. 3039.
Kern trading & oil co. Sunset-Mid-
way oil field, Cal., map. 22794.
Kernahan (J. G.) Little Ellie & Talk-
15507.
ing Bear. [etc.] 20744, 20745.
Kernel. Special war suppl. War.
dope. 2077.
Kernel Nutt & high shoes. (Motion
picture) 16989.
Kernel Nutt & Prince Tango. (Motion
picture) 16990.
Kernel Nutt flirts with wifie. (Mo-
tion picture) 414298.
Kernel Nutt in Mexico. (Motion pic-
ture) 14294.
Kernel Nutt, the footman. (Motion
picture) 11454.
Kernel Nutt, the janitor. (Motion
picture) 11455.
Kernel Nutt, the piano tuner. (Mo-
tion picture) 16991.
Kernel Nutt wins a wife. (Motion
picture) 11456.
Kernel Nutt’s musical shirt. (Motion
picture) 14295.
1663
INDEX
Kernel Nutt’s $100 bill.
ture) 14296.
Kerns (Ff. A.) Grains of gold for
every child. 9990.
Kerr (C. H.) & co. Marcy (Mary)
How the farmer can get his. 18039.
Kerr (G. W.) Sweet peas up-to-date.
469.
(Motion pic-
Kerr (T. G.) Magnetism & elec.
29700.
Kerr (W. H.) Amer. rights, or med.
rule, which? 7118.
Kerr turbine co. Economy
steam turbines. 12638.
Kerrick (H. S.)
strength of regular army.
29701, 29702.
Kerrigan (A. E.)
exhaust
Approximate
[etc.]
Gov. McCall does
not desire Col. Roosevelt for G. O.
P. nomination. 9991.
Kerrville, Tex., map.
Kershaw, 8S. C., map.
Kessler (G. W.)
watchers. 29708.
32225.
5285.
Instructions to
Kester (Paul) Rachel Vour. 1163.
Ketcham (Roy) Hughes, Hughes,
he’s the man. 20746.
Ketcham (W.H.) Kiahlik iksa nana-
aiyimmika i katikisma. 20747.
Ketchum (M. 8.) Eckel (C. L.)
Properties of three-I-beam column
sections. 220,
Ketler (W. H.) New method schl. of
journalism. Lesson. 4316.
Kettering (C. F.) Seience of the
future automobile. 24005.
Kettering (R. T.):
Should there be children? 32022.
Shrimp. 32028.
Which one shall I marry. 18952.
Keuffel & Esser co.:
Builders uniform = sub-contract.
2078.
K. & E. metallic & linen tapes
with patent loop & hook. 4047.
Slide rules. [ete.] 29704, 29705.
Trade price list of measuring
tapes. 9992.
Kewanee boiler co.
less boilers. 7119.
Kewaunee mfg. ¢o.:
Kewanee smoke-
Kewaunee lab. furniture. 20748.
Science lab. furniture. 17905.
Key (Ellen):
Ellen Key sees women seeking
world uplift. 2079.
War born of spiritual neglect.
470.
Key (F. S.) Star-Spangled Banner.
20749.
Key (M. P.):
Sewerage of the Miss. River will
prevent the overflow of its
levees. 2080.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Key (M. P.)—Continued.
Way to make Washington City
the Eden of America. 17120.
Key to room 10. (Drama) 16586.
Keyes (J. W.) Merchants trade re-
ports co. Rating bk. of dressmakers
& ladies’ tailors. 4218.
Keyes (M. W.) Red cap. 11145.
Keyes (W. A.) Perry (F. S.) But-
termilk bk. 13204,
Keyesport, Ill., map. 5286.
Keyser (BE. F.) Adjusting & repair-
ing the human machine. 20307.
Keyser (L. E.) Starting in poultry.
7121.
Keyser (W. H.)
11310.
Keystone consolidated pub. co., ine.:
Buyers guide for coal co. stores,
29706.
Coal field direct. & mining cat.
23383
Paris, Tex., map,
Direct. of coal mines by counties.
1702.
Direct. of purchasing offs. of coal
mines. 6588.
Mining cat. combined with coal
field direct. 21086.
Keystone cops. (Drama) 11069.
Keystone fireproofing co. Metropoli-
tan system. 471.
Keystone mausoleum co. McKeesport
mausoleum, 29707.
Keystone pub. co. Apr. birthstone.
fete.] 26459-26474.
Keystone type foundry. Wood (J. A.)
My flag. 24863. '
Keystone view co. Ridgeley (D. C.)
Geog. classification. 24453.
Khedive. (Drama) 18852.
Kick in. (Motion picture) 32425.
Kicked out of college. (Drama)
11070.
Kid. (Motion picture) 19222.
Kid Casey, the champion. (Motion
picture) 14297.
Kid curlers. (Drama) 8393.
Kidder (A. A.) ine. Complete in every
detail. [ete.] 17906-17912.
Kidder (A. R.) Uncle Sam’s daugh-
ters & what they have done. 1209.
Kidder (E. E.) Rope of pearls. 2919.
Kidder (G. E.) Cement products co.
Sanisep sewerage systems. 3419.
Kidder (M. C.) For her country.
16553.
Kiddies’ burglar. (Drama) 16587.
Kidnapped. (Motion picture) 32505.
Kidwell (E. J.) Three-in-one plan
that’s different. 7122.
Kieffer (H. M.) Chemical man.
13904.
Kiehl (W. J. L.):
Belgian grain to Germany.
24006-24008.
[ete.]
1664
i,
“nos, 1-12, 1916
‘Kiehl (W. J. L.)—Continued.
Belgians fight, cross line. [etc.]
29708-29711.
British captives marry Dutch
girls. 15508.
Deserters flee to Holland. [etce.]
17913, 17914.
Dutch East Indies’ guarded.
[ete.] 12639-12642.
Grey’s interview’ is _ praised.
9993.
Plan demobilization lid. [etc.]
20750-20752.
Westinghouse universal standard
electro-pneumatic brake. 7123.
an (A. M.) Church of God.
Kieselguhr co, of Amer. :
Sil-o-cel prevents heat penetra-
tion. 26475.
. Thermal conversion table. 29712.
Kiesling (S. G.) Correct finger,
wrist & hand positions for artistic
piano playing. 17915.
Kift (V. E.):
How to can. 23545.
Kitchen movies. 4048, 7124, 9994,
17916, 20753, 24009, 26476,
29713-29714.
Kitchen movies for the baby.
14868.
Kilauea. (Drama) 13966.
Kilbourn (A. M.) Killy’s candies.
472.
Kilbourne (C. E.) Baby Kangaroo &
Lilly Lamb. 7125.
Kilbourne (C. H.) Why is milk essen-
tial. 24010.
Kilbourne & Jacobs mfg. co. Catalog.
7126.
Kilduff (E. J.) N. Y. univ. schl. of
commerce accts. & finance. Bus.
Engl. 130438.
Kiley (J. J.) They are coming home
from Tex. 29715.
Kiley (T. W.) & co.
Kill the umpire.
1
6992.
Kilmer (Dr.) & co. Swamp-root al-
manac. 21972.
Kilmer (F. B.)
12643.
Kimball (F. L.) co. Jones (V. R.)
Why do cream tests vary? 9936.
Kimball (J. N.):
Catalog. 15510.
(Motion picture)
Household hdbk.
Internatl. typewriting contest
Tules. 4049.
Some vagrant ambitions. 26477.
Tale of the gray cat. 7127.
Kimball (Rosamond) — Nativity.
31922.
Kimball (W. W.) co. Musical her-
ald. 21177.
Kimball-Upson co. Catalog. 20754.
INDEX
Kimbell (R. G.) & co. Washington &
Lincoln. 7128.
Kimble elec. co. Motor data _ bk.
24011.
Kimmel (G. P.) Certificate of patenta-
bility. 4050.
Kimmel (S. P.)
29716.
Kind (J. L.)
liebe wellen.
Poems & fantasies. -
Des meeres und der
11001*.
Kind (8.) & sons. Catalogue. 29717.
Kinder der erde. (Drama) 22474*.
King (Alvin Hovey-) See Hovey-
King (Alvin)
King (Elizabeth) institute, ine. Ius.
eat. [etc.] 7129, 7130.
King (F. G.) After the masquerade.
10946.
King (J. ©.) If you’re a bachelor
you're not fully sane. 17917.
King (J. P.):
Cocaine.
Why not. 25080.
King (Julius) optical co. Saniglas
fitted to different models. 473.
King (R. F.) Inner service. 27607.
King (R. P.) Instr. for moving barbed
wire fence. 15511.
King (S. J.) King’s off. route guide.
31698.
15512.
King (W. 8.) Wakefield, Mass., map.
31382.
King Arthur. (Drama). 31840.
King Cobra (Drama) 2875.
King co. One dollar profit sharing
coupon. 7131.
King features syndicate, inc. Kauf-
man (Herbert) Herbert Kaufman’s
weekly page. 7080, 9949.
King John. (Drama) 24867*.
King John & the abbot. (Drama)
24930.
King Kole in war time. (Drama)
2876.
King Lear’s wife. (Drama) 24967**.
King mantel & furniture co. King
mantels. 12644.
King of cooks. (Motion picture) 5674.
King of hearts. (Drama) 5076.
King of the Jews. (Drama) 16588.
King Philip IV. (Drama) 27614*.
King Richard the Second. (Drama)
16588*.
King Richard III. (Drama) 318407,
31840**.
King Saint Olaf. (Drama) 22475.
(Drama) §8393*.
King Shakespeare.
King system of
King ventilating co.
ventilation. 2971S.
Kingman, Ariz., map. 8622.
King’s cupbearer. (Drama)
King’s game. (Motion picture)
Kingsbury (S. E.) Prophet &
household. 18899.
31841.
8808.
his
1665
INDEX
Kingsley (Charles) Tutor’s
474, 2081, 4051, 9996.
Kingsley (F. M.) Meditations. 29719.
Kingsley (M. E.) Pupils’ outlines in
story.
elem. community civics. 12645,
24012.
Kingsport, Tenn., map. 32226.
Kingston (M. F.) My son Arthur.
22524.
Kingston, N. H., direct. 15880.
Kingston, N. C., direct. 26478.
Kingston, Okl., map. 8623.
Kinkaid—gambler. (Motion picture)
27869.
Kinloch telep. co. Telep. direct. 4052,
26479.
Kinnear (D. M.) Flag that we love.
20755.
Kinney (J.* 8S.) His last chance.
18841.
Kinscella (H. G.) Preserving the mu-
sic of a vanishing race. 17918.
Kinsella (M. J.) Frontier press co.
Correct mental attitude. 9603.
Kinsella See Smith
(M. P.)}
Kinsey & Mahler co. Catalog. 12646.
Kinsila (E. B.) Modern theater con-
struction. 4054.
Kinsolving (W. L.)
you. 15520.
Kintzel (Margaret)
to millinery. 9997.
Kinyon (A. G.) Powceeco bulletin.
24414.
Kinzie (E. G.) Reckoner system of
marking. 24013.
Kiralfy (A. E.):
Cabaret reviews. 20756.
Civilization. 8713, 11378.
Millions in movies. 8421.
Wondrous spectacle, civilization.
9998 .
Kiralfy (H. V.)
8257.
Kirby (J. A.) :
Kirby rhythmic method of pen-
manship. 29720.
Penmanship. 24014.
Kirby (Sybil) Sisters. 8508.
Kirehmaier (Cora) Cross-stitch de-
signs. 15521.
Kirchner (G. R.)
Bagdad. 8267.
Kirk (A. G.):
Cakes & fillings.
20761.
Home making talks.
Kirk (A. G.) eo.: ;
Home making talks. [ete.] 17919—
(Mary) pseud.
Even so I send
Complete guide
All for the movies.
Arabian nights in
[ete.] 20757-
24015.
17922.
Kirk (A. G.) Bread as a food.
[ete.] 7182-7140, 12647-12654.
pt. 1, a. s., v.18
Kirk (A. G.) co.—Continued.
Domestic science solves prob-
lems. f[ete.] 2082-2086.
— Home making schedule.
[etec.] 9999-10005, 15522-—
15529.
— Home making talks. [ete.]
475, 4055-4061.
Kirk (John):
Idea pub. co.
26313.
Pen points of insur.
Kirk (lL. P.):
Aunt Penelope. 31635.
Land of the crippled king. 31847.
Kirk (William) :
Apt. lease. 15530.
Kirk’s syndicate.
agreement. 10008,
—— This trust agreement. 2087.
Kirk-Latty mfg. co.:
Cleveland line of juvenile vehi-
cles. 10007.
May your Christmas bring you as
much happiness. 29723.
Kirkbride (W. H.) Too proud to
fight. 16697.
Kirkham (A. L.) Bankers & mer-
chants savings plan for children co.
$1,000 for the babies. 25525.
Kirkman (M. M.) Cars. 15531.
Kirkpatrick (Clifford) Our own U. S.
477.
Kirk’s syndicate.
agreement. 10008.
Kirwin & Latham. Warren borough
& Warren Co., Pa., direct. 4854.
Kiss. (Motion picture) 25288.
Kiss of death. (Drama) 13967.
Kiss of hate. (Motion picture) 8809.
Kissel motor car co. Confidential data
Insur. specials.
10006.
This syndicate
for distributors. 20762.
Kissing girls. (Drama) 8394.
Kissing maid. (Drama) 8394.
Kitchen acct. calendar. 20768.
Kitchen callers. (Drama) 1090.
Kitchen service co.:
Aristocracy of
horse sense.
investment va.
20764.
Modern way of dish washing.
29724.
Kitson & Neumann. K-N kuts. 20765.
Ke CP);
Free will. 27586.
Masquerade of charity. 8414.
Kittanning, Pa., direct. 4062.
Kittredge (H. G.) Right angle.
25026. )
Kitty from the city. (Motion picture)
25289.
Kitty’s claws. (Drama) 27615.
Kitzmeyer (J. F. W.) Saved to serve.
10009.
Klamath Lakes. (Drama) 27723.
1666
This syndicate
, 1-12, 1916
INDEX
At daybreak. 31630.
Lilac time. 381857.
Klaw & Erlanger:
; Ben Hur. [etc.] 26481-26485.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 22627.
Woman in black. 11582.
4 opinions by big men. 29725.
Kleber (F. T.) Napoleon & his men
of glory. 1124.
“Klein (Ada) No man’s land.
Klein (Charles) :
5, Heartsease. 31799.
Maggie Pepper 27627.
Klein (G. L. v.) Fountain of health.
4063.
? mpreine (George) :
Bondwomen, 5424.
Devil’s prayer-bk. 54983.
Final curtain. 5534.
Gloria’s romance. 8757-8759,
11412-11414, 14254-14262, 16949-
16956, 19173-19184, 22892-22897,
King of cooks. 5674.
Mishaps of Musty Suffer. 5735,
8849-8858, 14811-14314, 17014-
* 17016, 19247, 22951, 25309-25311,
27898, 32448-32451.
Mixed color scheme, 5754.
Nearly spliced. 14319.
Scarlet road. 5871, 5872.
Suit & a suitor. 5920.
Wild oats. 5994.
Kleine miidel. (Drama) 8395.
Kleinman (S. H.) realty co. Sales
information. [etec.]
22535.
Kleinschmidt (F. E.) With Capt. F.
E. Kleinschmidt in war on three
fronts. 27979.
Klemin (Alexander)
dynamics. 20766.
Klemperer (Otto) :
How to make the popular floor
lamp an advertising & trade
bldg. proposition of extraordi-
Course in aero-
_ frame price list. 207
Kline (E. F.) Home-coming of John
Shirley. 24019.
Kline (M. L.) General cat. 24020.
Kline (R. E. P.) Effective pub. speak-
ing. 12655.
Klucite co., inc.:
Klucite. 7141.
Spec. for mixing cement mortar
& concrete. 479.
4 nary value. 478.
} Lamp club sales & advertising
‘ plan. 2088.
_ Klever pictures, inc.:
7 Best man. 27778.
He meant weil. 32384.
‘ In society—and out. 32403.
fi Klicka (Joseph) co. Edmiston’s
F.
.
-
Knapp (G. R.) Course of helps for
women who want or need to earn
money at home. 7142.
Knapp (H. B.) Pear culture. 7143.
Knapp (Penelope) :
Exercises. 17923.
You may ruin health & figure.
20768.
Knapp & Spencer co. Here's the best
proposition. 15532.
IKnauth, Nachod & Kuhne. Foreign
exchange. 2089.
Kneisel (Arthur):
For President of the U. S. 20769.
Telep. talks. 1633, 3528, 6471.
Kneisel (M. J.) Ad. art service.
29729.
Knickerbocker adv. & illus. service.
sulletin. 4064, 17924, 297353.
Knickerbocker case co. Knickerbocker
made right sample cases. [etc.]
480-482.
Knife. (Drama) 22476.
Knight (Albert) For today I was
thinking of you. 29736.
Knight (J. J.) Royal purple. 13335.
Knight (M. A.) Children’s musical
reader. 29737.
Knight (N. C.) Choosing a home.
26486.
Knight & Christensen co. Put-me-on
for fresh air. [ete.] 12670, 12671.
Knight & Struck me Heatherhome
seed & plant bk. 483, 29738.
Knight & the lady.
Knight of the night.
ae ama) 27616.
(Motion picture)
19223.
Knight of the range. (Motion picture)
5675
Knights of Pythias (Supreme lodge)
Richie (W. B.) Pythian catechism.
30738.
Knights of the bathtub. (Motion pic-
ture) 27870.
Knightstown, Ind., map. S624.
Knisely (C. J.) Roads handbk. 7144.
Knobel _(Elizabeth) When little
thoughts go rhyming. 12672.
Knoblauch (Edward):
Mouse. 1119.
My lady’s dress. 1120*.
Knocking on the door. (Drama) 1091.
Knockout. (Drama) 16589.
Knocks & opportunities. {Motion pic-
ture) 5676.
Knoeppel (C. E.) Bus. investigation.
12673, 15533.
Knoil map co.
16856.
Knopf (A. A.):
Puget Sound, map.
Inspector-general. 81824.
Moral. 31908.
War. 32118.
Knott (L. E.) apparatus co. Catalog.
26487.
1667
we
INDEX
7
Knowles (Antoinette) Manual for
teachers. 26488.
Knowles (Frederic) My friend Alton.
12674.
Knowles (Jessie) Dorothea & the lis-
tening man. 2090.
Knowles mushroom
Ventilator. 15536.
Knowlton (M. D.) €o.
ventilator co.
Bench covering bo [ete. ]
20770-20773.
Box corner staying machines.
fete.] 12675-12678.
Box topping machines. 24021.
Paper pkg. machinery safety de-
vices. 17927.
Paper tube & round box machin-
ery. 10010.
Knowlton (W. D.):
Drummer’s first day. 4065.
Eclipse of the Star. 4066.
Knox (C. E.) Day dreams.
Knox (G. W.) Tribute to Pills.
Knox Co., Mo., map. 32227.
IKxnox hat co., ine. :
Knox coats & hats.
Knox styles. 12679.
Knudtson (A, C.) Notice about break-
age in transit. 20774.
Kny-Scheerer corp. :
Albee method of bone transplanta-
tion. 12680.
Electro medical apparatus. 20775.
Kobler (A. J.) Original Paris fash-
29739.
484.
29740.
ions. 7586.
Kobrin (Leon) Eternal love. 16540.
Koch (A. D.) Standard protective
corp. registration certif. 21911.
Koch (F. H.) Shakespeare, the play-
maker. 16684.
Koch (O. J.) Trade acceptance vs.
26489.
Good natured fel-
the open acct.
Koek (Paul de)
low. 8361.
Kodart co. Kodart paintings.
Koehler (E. E.):
Chums. [etce.]
Stupid weary life.
Kohler (Karl) & co.
Im sottel. 15063.
Ixoenenberg (H. J.)
10011.
12681-12687.
15537.
Elster (Otto)
From unbelief
to belief. 7145.
Koenig (Paul) Blare of triumph for
Deutschland. [ete.] 26490-26507.
Kohler co. Kohler of Kohler. 15538.
Kohisaat (Caroline) Bethlehem’s
story. 29741.
Kohlsaat (E. M.) <Autobiog. of a
garden club member’s garden. 485.
Kohn (A. Z.) Hist. of architecture
briefiy outlined. 20776.
Kokomo, Ind., direct. 29742.
I<okomo, Ind., map. 16808.
Kolb (Harland) Caught in the jam.
10884.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Kollo (Walter):
Gute partie. 8369, 8370.
Wenn zwei hochzeit machen,
25075.
Kollo-verlag, g. m. b. h. Dorf-Caruso.
24929.
Kolyn (A. §.) Pageant of Hope.
16643. ;
IKonwiser (H. M.) Leading cigar job-
bers of the U. 8. 4113.
Koontz (J. W.) Primary word card.
20777.
Koor (A. W. van der). See Van der
Koor (A. W.)
Koor (H. E. Van der) See Van der
Koor (H. E.)
Koos (Emile) Emile Koos’ physicians
improved record bk. f[ete.] 2091,
2092.
Koos (L. V.) Hist. in North central
high sehls. 29743.
Kootenai Co., Id., direct.
Kkops (Daniel):
Nemo hygienic-fashion inst. Con-
densed rept. of some of the ‘prin.
29744.
addresses. 138007.
How to select the Nemo.
fete.] 18146, 18147.
Korey (H.
18825.
Kornfalfa feed milling co.
R.) ternal paradox.
Free your
cattle of ticks. 7146.
Korngold (E. W.) Ring des Poly-
krates. 1171.
Korsmeier (Fred) Royal purple.
18357.
Kosher calendar. 2093.
Kottow (Hans) Onkel Bernhard.
25012.
Koupal (T. M.) When Catherine cut
her wisdom teeth. 11221.
Koven (Joseph) Melmoth the wan-
derer. 1110.
Koven (Reginald de)
(Reginald).
Kovnat (M. B.):
Huston (F. M.)
towards
See De Koven
Factors tending
the revival of bus.
12481, 15360, 23877
Golden bus. opportunity.
17800.
Looking back. f[ete.] 417-
419.
— War order bus. profitable.
9837.
Mason (Walt) Farming in China.
fete.] 569, 570.
Kowalsky (H. E.):
Voice. 32112.
‘Voice from within. 22641.
Kozakiewicz (B.) Chevaliers teu-
toniques. 31681.
Kriinzchen. 2094, 7147, 29745.
1668
INDEX
108, 1-12, 1916
Atlas preservative
(Jacob)
inc. Atlas the
¢o., of America,
weed killer. 9059.
Krar nzthor (V. J.) Fanatics. 18827.
zey (EB. C.) Individual complete-
126838.
rAmMe
Krauss (L. L.) Father & son. [etc.]
K ‘azy Kat & Ignatz Mouse. (Motion
picture) 5677, 5678.
at the circus. (Motion picture)
0.
-——discuss the letter G. (Motion
on 5679.
in A tale that is knot. (Motion
ure) 8811.
- in their one act tragedy, The tale
of the nude tail. (Motion picture)
5680.
- Krazy Kat-bugologist. _ (Motion pic-
ture) 8812.
Krazy Kat demi-tasse. (Motion pic-
“al ture) 881 18.
Kat goes a-wooing. (Motion
_Dicture) 5681.
izy Kat-invalid.
ay 9814.
7 uzy kat takes little Katrina for an
(Motion picture)
airing. (Motion picture) 382426.
Krazy to the rescue. (Motion pic-
— ture) 8815.
Krebs, Okl.. direct. 29940.
Krehbiel (H. E.):
Hist. & critical excursions in
i of opera-land. 26508.
—s Hoedwinking the impressario.
a 22447.
Kremer (F. M.) Wis. assn. of real
estate brokers. Yr. bk. & direct.
Kresge (S. 8.) co.
store. 20778.
Kresko (E. E.):
‘Light & a laugh. 5082.
Nuts that are not. 5122.
On a byway, off the highway.
: 16639.
Kretzer (SS. D.)
Kreutzer (Guido)
(
Krisis. eine gefechtsskizze.
Special rept. on
.*
Lightning rod.
Deutsche bann.
(Drama)
Kroll map eco. Seattle, Wash., map.
25171. ‘i
Kroner (E. A.) Kroner photo print
~ ‘dryer co. 20779.
Kruger (Otto) Episode. 24935.
Krumlowski (Konstanty) U_ prse-
kupki. 2949. .
- Krusada (Carl) Land of Ad. 10012,
12689.
Kubie (Isaac) Kubie (Isaac) co.
Nuestra clave particular. 2099.
T7396—17 14
Kuempel (Reuben) Kuempel co.
Red-i-kut system instructions. 24024.
Kuempel co. MRed-i-kut system in-
structions. 24024,
Kiinstliche mensch. (Drama) 16590.
Kuester (A. A.) My mother is my
sweetheart. 20780.
Kuh, Nathan & Fischer co.:
Bk. of advertisements for the re-
tail clothier. 20781.
Live advertisements for the re
tail clothier. [ete.] 7149,
7150.
Sincerity clothes. 24025.
Kulee features, inc. Unborn. 14391.
Kull (A. J.)
17928.
Kummer (F. A.):
Man from Buda-Pesth.
Phryne. 8462.
Trickstress. 11200.
Voice. 1213.
Kunath med. mfg. co.
7151.
Kunst u. leben. 10013, 20782.
Kuppenheimer (B.) & co.:
Kuppenheimer (House of)
for men. 7153.
Styles. 20783.
Kuppenheimer (House of) :
Cuts, ete. 20784.
Styles for men.
Summer suppl.
Kurowski (A. G. F.)
for typewriting machines.
Kurt (William) pseud.
(J. F.) 2915.
Kurtz (A. C.), Butterfly. 4067.
Kurtz bros. Instrs. for making distri-
bution of expenditures. 12691.
Kusell (D. S.):
In the park. 27604.
Magazine girl. 22493.
L-Ko motion picture kompany:
Alice in society. 25198.
Bankruptcy of Boggs & Schultz.
Handy bk. for planters.
31878.
Ladies rellef.
Styles
7153.
12690.
Centering form
20785.
Volkert
SG6S3.
Bill’s narrow escape. 8691.
Billy’s reformation. 5412.
Billy’s Waterloo. 14205.
Blue blood but black skin. 5420.
Bold bad breeze. 16903.
Busted honeymoon. 11364.
Caught on a skyscraper. 8708.
Cold hearts & hot flames. 22849.
Crooked from the start. 19142.
Cupid at the polo game. 5476.
Dad’s dollars & dirty doings.
5479.
Dirty work in a beanery. 14225.
Double double-cross. 19154.
Double’s troubles. 8782.
Eat & grow hungry. 27811.
Elevating father. 5518.
False friends & fire alarms. 5527.
1669
INDEX
L-Ko motion picture kompany—Contd.
Firing the butler. 5536.
Flirting 4 la carte. 5539.
For the love of
S746.
Friend, but a star border.
Gambler’s gambol. 16944.
Gamboling on the green.
Gertie’s awful fix. 5565.
Gertie’s busy day. 5566.
Gertie’s gasoline glide.
Getting the goods
16947.
Great smash. 11418.
Her naughty eyes. 5613.
High diver’s curse. 32390.
5560.
11407.
11409.
His temper-mental mother-in-law.
19206.
How stars are made. 14276.
Ignatz’s icy injury. 16975.
Jailbird’s last flight. 14291.
Knocks & opportunities. 5676.
Little Billy’s schl. days. S826.
Live wires & love sparks. 5694.
Lizzie’s lingering love. 16998.
Meeting for a cheating. 8845.
Million dollar smash. 27894.
Mr. Buddy Brigg’s burglar. 11488.
Mr. Meldiot’s assassination,
5749.
Murdered by mistake. 82460.
On the trail of the lonesome pill.
32476.
Perils of a plumber. 32490.
Phil’s busy day. 382507.
Phony teeth & false friends.
Pirates of the air. 14340.
Right car but the wrong berth.
19281.
Rural romance. 25354.
Safe in the safe. 22988.
Safety first. 25355.
14339.
Saving Susie from the sea. 5870.
Sears & stripes forever. 5873.
Sea dogs & land rats. 5875.
September mourning. 5880.
She wanted a Ford. 25368.
Shooting his ’art out. 32538.
Snoring in high C. 19296.
Spring fever. 17065.
Surgeon’s revenge. 23024.
Tattle-tale Alice. 27952.
Terrors of a Turkish bath. 25382.
Tillie’s terrible tumble. 23028.
Tough luck on a rough sea. 11562.
Twenty minutes at the fair. 5950.
Unhand me, villain. 19330.
Where is my husband? 17085.
Where is my wife? 27977.
Youngest in the family.
Labette Co., Kan., map. 19017.
Labistouille et Coquembois. (Drama)
22477.
Lacassian laboratories.
[ete.] 2100, 2101.
Mike & Rosie.
on Gertie.
19360.
Human skin.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Lacey (R. S. & A. B.):
Canada. 20786.
To inventors who want profifs in-
stead of promises. 7154.
Lachman (Harold) co. Lachnite
gems. 29753.
Lackawanna mills. Lackawanna
twins underwear. 7155.
Lackey (C. A.) Foundation of music
through the piano keyboard. 24026.
Lacking conscience. (Drama) 1092.
Laconia, N. H., direct. 4068.
LaCoste (Lucie) :
Does the woman who marries an-
other woman’s husband, ever
feel remorse. 15539.
Will women still want to be moth-
ers after the war. 17929.
La Crosse, Wash., map. 16809.
Lacy (J. A.) Turtle moon, 22632.
Lada. She says they're all wrong.
29754.
Ladd (G. A.) Little hunch. 24027.
Ladd (N. M.) Greenwich, Conn., map.
11271.
Ladde. (Drama) 1093.
La Delle (Frederic) La Delle’s self
study course. [ete.] 10014-10019.
Ladies’ home jour.:
Fashion editor. Fancy dress for
masquerades. 26509.
Christmas gifts. [ete] 2102—
2104.
—— Housewives’ linen. [ete.]
24028-24030.
New housekeeping dept. Candies,
cakes & cookies. [ete.] 29755,
29756.
Ladies’ home jour. millinery lessons.
2650.
Ladies’ reducing parlor. (Drama)
HOTT, 16591. f
Ladies world. Tested & approved
household equipment. 26511.
Ladnowskiego (A.) Zosia druhna.
2967.
La Douceur (M. H.) Washington Co.,
Neb., map. 16881.
Ladrén Lince. (Drama) 2877.
Lady Caroline. (Drama) 24968.
Lady Connie. 4851.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 31842.
(Drama) 1094.
(Motion picture)
Lady from the sea.
19224.
Lady gardner.
Lady Godiva’s ride.
Lady in the library.
19225.
Lady killer.
Lady killers.
(Motion picture) 22932.
(Drama) 22478.
Lady Luxury. (Drama) 8396.
Lady Many Dogs. (Drama) 8397.
Lady of the lake. (Drama) 11070*.
Lady of the opera house. (Drama)
1095, 318438.
Lady of the swamp. (Drama) 22479.
1670
1-12, 1916
amdy of the weeping willow tree.
(Drama) 5078.
Lac Penelope. (Drama) 11125.
Lady Raffles returns. (Motion pic-
ture) 5682.
dy sheriff. (Drama) 31844.
Lafayette Co., Wis., map. 19018.
La eaenine (Henri) Hate breeders.
La Fontaine (Henry) Martyr. 11090.
; a Grande & White's laundry co. 7156.
Lah-y’ shaw-riem Tehilaw. (Drama)
ma, Okl., map. 32228,
de l’oiselet. (Drama) 11231.
Infanta (J. M. Solanas de)
4 Piislanas de la Infanta (J. M.)
Laird & Lee, inc. Laird & Lee’s dairy
_ & time saver. 20787.
Lait (Jack):
. ABCofDEF.
10048.
Ad-man signs for blond copy to
run T. F. [ete.] 4069-4097.
Adventure of the little Suicide
Kid. [ete.] 24031-24056.
Adventures of an Or. bloodhound
See
[ete.} 10020-
in Aurora, Ill. [ete.] 17930—
17945.
Alibi Al. [ete.] 26512-26545.
Always open season to kill police.
[ete.] 15540-15563.
Ancedote of the blond reporterine.
[ete.] 20788-20818.
Another bedtime letter to my boy.
[ete.] 12692-12723.
Around the world in an easy chair.
[ete.] 2105-2133.
gee the bus.” [ete.] 7157-
Bar to break law to get a
look. [etc.] 486-499.
Canada Kid’s Christmas. 29757.
Lake (A. H. & N. M.) Art in land-
ss scape gardening. 7191.
Lake (J. J.) Beauty seekers. 9S6.
’ Lake (N. W.) Hand bk. of R. I. in-
vestments. 10049.
Lake Charles trust
Universal savings system.
15564-15566.
_ Lake Co., Cal., map. 19019.
~ Lake Co., Ill., direct. 27446.
Lake Co., Ill, map. 11281
Lake Co, Ind., map. 32229.
Lake Co., Mich., map. 11282, 14108.
Lake Co., Minn., map. 27724.
Lake Co, Or., map. 39040, 8625.
Lake County abstract co. Lake Co.,
Minn., map. 14108.
Lake Mills, Ia., map. 19020.
Lake Placid, N. Y., map. 16810.
Lake Tahoe, Nev., map. 16752, 16S60—
16864.
& savings bank.
[etc.]
INDEX
SS ee ee ee
Lakeport, N. H., direct.
Lakeside lit. readers.
for childen. 4098.
Lakewood, N. J., map. 8626.
Lakris, pseud. See Lauritzen (Lau-
4068.
World stories
ritz)
La Mance (Lora) John Barleycorn,
29795.
Lamanda Park, Cal., direct. 21517.
Lamar (W. H.) Best gift. [ete]
29796, 29797.
Lamar-Evans (Alice) Sting. 25047.
La Mare (A. T. de) ptg. & pub. co.,
ltd. See De La Mare (A. T.) ptg. &
pub. co., ltd.
Lamb (A. B.):
Exercises in the preparation of
inorganic substances. 10050-
10052.
Harvard college, Chem. lab.
Chem. B. Gen. inst. for lab.
work. 9715.
Lamb (A. J.) She got away with it.
1181.
Lamb (L. A.) Gazing globe. 20819.
Lamb. (Drama) 31845.
Lamb. (Motion picture) 8816.
Lamb ry. service co., ltd. Lamb
burner. 7192.
Lambe (W. L.) Mrs. Hawthorne, pro
tem. 22513.
Lambert (Clay) College cowboy.
13912.
Lambert (I. C.) Cathedral of all the
stores. 2134.
Lambert (V. E.) Other man’s wife.
14007.
Lamberti (Ernest) Melody in F.
5100.
Lambie (Alexander ) Wandering
Willie. 32117.
Lamborn (Alfred) Stanley hotels.
Stanley hotels at Estes Park, Col.
31097.
Lambs. Souvenir bk. 15567.
Lamentable tragedy of McLizzie.
(Drama) 31846.
Lamkin (Mrs. W. Dr. Conover’s
ward. 31726.
R.)
Lamm (C. E.) Biblical game. 15568.
Lamoni, Ia., map. 16811.
Lamont, Wash., map. 25133.
La Montagne, Chapman co., inc., Wines
& their service. 29798.
La Montagne’s (E.) sons. Hot & cold
Gordon weather beverages. 26546.
Lamorton (O. H. de) See De La-
morton (QO. H.)
Lamoure Co., N. D., map. 16812.
Lampe (F. C.) Punctuation marks.
29799.
Lampertius (C. W.) How to estimate
the price of a second-hand motor
ear. 12724.
1671
7
\
INDEX
Lamphere (G. W.) Soe. of Amer.
amateur magicians. Constitution.
18499.
Lamson co. Speeding up modern bus.
26547.
Lancaster (J. F.):
Autumn leaves. [ete.] 20820,
20821.
On the cross. [ete.] 12725.
Lancaster, Mass., direct. 9297.
Lancaster, Pa., direct. 4099.
Lancaster, 8. C., map. 5287.
Lancaster & Allwine. Simple inven-
tions wanted. 24057.
Land. (Drama) 27670,
Land above the clouds. (Motion pic-
ture) 5683.
Land & water pub. co. Allison (J.
M.) Exhibition of Raemacker’s car-
toons. 28015.
Land credit corp. Land credit plan.
29800.
Land o’ love. (Drama) 13968.
Land of intrigue. (Motion picture)
27930.
Land of liberty. (Drama) 8398.
Land of promise. (Drama) 5079.
Land of the crippled king. (Drama)
31847.
Land title & trust co. Legal calendar.
29817.
Land where the shamrocks’ grow.
(Drama) 16592.
Landau ad service. Kansas City star.
If our forefathers came back.
12597.
Landay (Maurice):
mia.
[ete.] 4100-
Bambola di cera.
Espion du Kaiser.
4103.
Landenberger (C. H.) Liberty stove
co. Marvel colony brooder. 515.
Landis Christmas savings club ¢co.:
New & greatest of all savings
plans. 2135.
Union trust co.
to join our.
Landman (M. L.)
5033.
Landor (Lucas) Bluff. 13892.
Landrum (R. L.) No name skit.
25004.
Landrus (H. C.) Sunflower state life
assn. Agents manual. [ete.]
21970, 21971.
Landwirth (Henri)
2860.
Lane (Bee)
You are invited
22115.
Eternal wanderer.
Ideal und leiden.
eartoon service. Bee
Lane bus. builder. 10053.
Lane (Bradley) Lane (Bee) cartoon
service. Bee Lane bus. bldr. 10053.
Lane (BH. B.) Chips from Brentwood.
17350.
1672
pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
Lane (F. K.):
Burying our natl. talents. 20822.
Our priceless heritage. 7193.
Water-power lands, & our natl.
necessity. 15569.
Why Wilson should be re-elected.
2136.
Lane (John) co.:
Fairy bride. 8342*.
Plays of the natural & the super-
natural. 5146*.
Lane (Margaret):
His gift to the King. 27449.
Voices of girlhood. 12728,
Lane (Richard):
Paducah romance. 8453.
Wild oats. 8572.
Wrong house. 8581.
Lane Co., Or., map. 5288.
Lang (F. S.) Lang (F. §.) mfg. co.
Lang’s patent hot blast smoke-burn-
ing hotel ranges. 500.
Langan & bro. Agony in the garden.
12729.
Langdale (J. W.) Development of the
kingdom of God. 24488.
Langdon (Harry) Johnny's new car.
18850.
Langdon (Lillian):
Real Jew. 5165.
Teddy. 5196.
Langdon (W. C.):
In honor of Shakespeare. 16577.
Pageant of Bloomington & Indiana
Univ. 14012.
Pageant of Corydon. 14013. "
Pageant of Indiana. 25016.
Langer (C. H.) Gen. acectg. 15570.
Langhorst (W. CC.) Reduced privi-
leged class educa. 12730.
Langman (Elizabeth):
Husband, the wife & the other
woman. 31816.
Wanted... Jim Bennett. 8560.
Langner (Lawrence) Other way out.
25013.
Langsford (H. M.)
motor troubles.
Langston (J. W.)
This is bus. 2137.
Langston press. This is bus. 2187.
Language bk. co. Kunzer (P. E.)
Voeabulary of Cicero’s Archias.
7152.
Lankford (J. A.) Rept. of Lank-
ford’s artistic church & other de-
signs. 12731.
Lano (C. S. de) See De Lano (C. 8.)
Lansford, Pa., map. 5289.
Lansing, Mich., map. 1292.
Lanson (Georges) Guide des Fran-
eais en Californie. 29801. :
Lanston monotype machine co.:
Copy fitting. 12732-12736.
Monotype. 20823.
A B C of gasoline
7194.
Langston press.
nos. 1-12, 1916
Lanston monotype machine co.—Con.
Monotype composing machine.
26548.
Monotype monoglue. 15571.
Monotype specimen bk. 29802.
amet (J. H.):
Connellsville & Uniontown, Pa.,
direct. 25775.
Hudson, Claverack & Stottville, N.
Y., direct. 15347.
‘Lantern. 26549.
Lany (Albert Du) See Du Lany
- (Albert)
Lap-dog. (Drama) 18969.
y Lapeer Co., Mich., map. 16813.
! (Xavier Cabello) See Ca-
bello Lapiedra (Xavier)
La Plata, Mo., map. 27725.
La Porte (A. R.):
Girl & the sinner. 1060.
House with the green blinds.
1078.
La Puenta (Manuel Fernindez de)
See Fernfindez de la Puenta (Man-
Lara (Manuel Gonzilez de) See Gon-
zilez de Lara (Manuel)
Larchmont, N. Y., direct. 30337.
Lardner (R. W.):
Bill Carrigan’s
contest. [ete.]
Lardner scoops the world.
Laredo, Tex., map. 27726.
Large (L. A.) Old stories for young
readers. [etc.] 17946, 17947.
Larimore, N. D., map. 19021.
Lark. (Drama) 16593.
Larkin (George) How to be a dare-
devil. 26554.
— Larkin co.:
Larkin plan. 7195, 20824.
Rexford (E. E.) Window garden.
13290.
Symphonie pianos. 15573.
La Rocque (P. A.) Forrest (F. F.)
Naval seabreeze. 29087.
- Larric fa.)
Halo. 18838.
Say uncle. 16677.
Larric (Jack) pseud. See Larric (J.
B. ‘
little joke costs
26550-26553.
24058.
(Motion picture)
Larrowe milling co.:
Aids to better ieee 10054.
Healthy cow produces’ more.
[ete.] 24059, 24060.
Here are two cows. [ete.] 2138-
2140.
Here is how you can tell if they
are just boarders. 4104.
Minds & cows. [etc.] 208235,
20826
90 pounds a day. 501.
INDEX
Larry from Nowhere. (Drama)
31848.
Larson (C. D.):
naps sense. f[ete.] 502, 7196,
7197.
Subconscious reconstruction, 2141.
Larter (A. E.) L. & L. rating system.
10055.
La Rue (Charles) Thirty-four com-
mon tennis errors. 17948.
Larz Anderson estate, map. 25134.
La Salle (Lea) Stagestruck. 18921,
La Salle extension univ.:
Ahrens (J. P.) Damages. 17114.
sanking & finance. [ete.] 17949-
17951.
Bethke (William) Action & per-
sonal efficiency. 25598.
Preparedness & personal effi-
ciency. 9151.
Bus. administration.
4110, 10056-10058.
Bus. leadership. 2142, 15574.
Course effective in pub. speaking.
[ete.] 4105-
[etc.] 12737, 12738.
Crawford (W. 8S.) Casualty in-
sur. & corp. bonds. 179.
Curran (J. P.) Application of
agency tariffs. 9355.
Dewsnup (E. R.) Freight classi-
fication. 14993.
Hall (A. B.) Real estate.
Hillyer (C. R.) Procedure before
the I. C. C. 23809.
Hirsch! (S. D.) Evidence,
outline of study. 26266.
Heading. 29360,
Trade-mark & copyright pro-
tection. 3861.
Hopkins (A. L.) Federal regula-
tion based on the commerce
20407.
with
clause. 15337.
Judy (G. T.) Judgments, ete.
17873.
Netherton (R. De W.) Private
corporations. 18149.
—— Public officers. 24245.
Peabody (James) Ry. organiza-
tion & management. 24382.
Personal efficiency. 4443, 13205,
15969, 18282, 21536, 24387, 26969,
30594.
Public service corporations.
18762.
Right idea. 20827.
Roberts (G. E.)
bank. 4506.
Rose (S. H.) Common sense man-
agement. 30768.
Sass (Frederick) Injunctions &
other equitable remedies. 2469.
Strombeck (J. F.) Some ways of
reducing freight charges. 24669.
Tanner (J. B.) OC. P. A. examina-
tions. 27317.
Services of a
1673
INDEX
pt. 1, 2. s., v.18
La Salle extension univ.—Continued.
Washburn (M. P.) Freight rates.
18703.
Wilson (A. E.)
remedies. 22292.
Work (J. M.) Conflict of laws.
[ete.] 18767, 18768.
Lash (Lee) co. Juvenile tango. 8807.
Lash. (Motion picture) 22933,
Lasky (J. L.) feature play co.:
Alien souls. 11345.
Anton the terrible. 22821.
Black-list. 5415.
Clown. 11376.
Common ground. 16920.
Dream girl. 16931.
Dupe. 14230.
ach pearl a tear. 19156.
Evil eye. 32361.
For the defense, 5552.
Golden chance. 5569.
Gutter Magdalene. 11420.
Heart of Nora Flynn. 8773.
Heir to the Hoorah. 25271.
Honorable friend. 19208.
House with the golden windows.
Extraordinary
16971.
Lash. 22933.
Love mask. 8835.
Maria Rosa. 8842,
Oliver Twist. 32472.
Plow girl. 27915.
Public opinion. 19279.
tace. S901.
Ragamuffin. 5839.
Selfish woman. 17056.
Soul of Kuran-San. 253783.
Sowers. 5901.
Storm. 19308.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs. 11552.
Tennessee’s pardner. 5929.
Thousand dollar husband.
To have & to hold. 5936.
Trail of the lonesome pine.
Unprotected. 25394.
Victoria cross. 27967.
Victory of conscience.
Witcheraft. 25405.
Years of the locust.
Yellow pawn. 27983.
Lassen (M. C.) To England.
5038, 504.
Lassen Co., Cal., map. 5290.
Lassen County abstract co.
Co., Cal., map. 5290.
Lassere (Edward) Cardio vascular
renal disease. [ete.] 20828—20831.
Last act. (Drama) 31849.
Last act. (Motion picture)
11560.
5941.
19334.
27982.
[ete.]
Lassen
5684.
Last adventure. (Motion picture)
8818. :
Last challenge. (Motion picture)
14298.
Last chance. (Drama) 11071.
Last man. (Motion picture) 25290.
Last mile. (Drama) 8399.
Last of the fighting Channings. (Mo-
tion picture) 32483.
Last of the Morgans. (Motion pic-
ture) 27871.
Last rehearsal. (Drama) 31850.
Last sentence. (Motion picture)
32427. :
Last straw. (Drama) 11050, 18853,
24969.
Last trick. (Drama) 24970.
Last two cartridges. (Drama) 22588.
Last Yankee. (Drama) 5080.
Latah Co., Id., direct. 24351.
Latch string. 29803.
Latest in vampires. (Motion picture)
16993.
Lathered truth. (Motion picture)
8819.
Lathrop (G. F.) Brief treatise on
goitre. 7198.
Lathrop (J. M.) Natl acad. for
statesmen the supreme need of
America. 20832.
Latimer (G. O.) Remey (C. M.)
Five preliminary designs, 13280.
Latin plays for student performances
and reading. (Drama) 8399*.
La Tour (Irene) Art needlework.
2148.
La Tour (Maxime):
Mariée le 1°* aofit 1914, 127389.
Marraine du poilu. 4111,
Latshaw (D. G.) Under orders.
24061.
Latson (W. R. C.) Profitable phys.
exercises. 29804.
Lattimer (C. J.) Movie bug. 31912.
Lau (L. C.) Nashville retail credit
men’s assn. Do you pay your bills.
21189, 24217.
Lauder (Harry) Night before. 1128.
Lauer (Anna) Baby’s bk. 29805.
Lauffer (C. A.):
Inguinal hernia. 20833.
Sickness vs. accident. 26555.
Symposium on hernia as an ana-
tomical defect. 29806.
of scorn. (Motion picture)
(Drama) 27617.
(Drama) 5146*.
Laughing Harry. (Drama) 18854,
Laughlin (J. L.):
Destruction & war finance. 20834.
Dollar exchange vs. sterling. 2144.
Laugh
19226.
Laughing cure.
Laughing gas.
Laughton (M. S.) Granny. 8363.
Laurel bk. co.:
Hyer (F. 8.) Laurel first reader.
20566.
Laurel primer. 6971.
Laurens, N. Y., map. 22739.
Lauritzen (Lauritz) Paa den gyldne
korsvej. 31952.
1674
1-12, 1916
INDEX
Laurvik (J. N.) Graphic work of
- Cadwallader Washburn. 29807.
Lavender (Roberta) Latin composi-
_ tion. 26556,
aavercombe (F. A.)
teed—not_ estimated
~ 15575.
| vina comes home.
Results guaran-
contracts.
(Motion picture)
uavine (L. S.):
Bolted door. 31657.
. Flickering. 24939.
Orange blossoms. 8448.
What a man would do. 8565.
Lavino (E. J.) & co. Ferro-alloys.
1558
7 (Catherine Barr-)
Law (Catherine)
‘I w (Harrison)
tables. 7199.
y w (L. M.) Merits of refined as-
_ phalt roads. 2145.
(Russell) Investors’ bk. of book-
lets. 24062.
Law (Ruth) Miss Law tells of her
record flight. 29808.
See Barr-
Law's fire insur.
Law-breakers. (Drama) 8400.
a aw decides. (Motion picture) 8820.
Law forbids. (Drama) 31851.
_ Law of life. (Motion picture) 5686.
‘Law of nature pub. house:
'_ ODay (T.) Adam & Eve & the
: serpent. 14976.
—— Thought. 12067.
" Law reporting co. Off. index to state
4377, 1571, 10386, 15917,
Lawley (R. C.) jr. New hymns of the
Redeemer. 17952.
Lawrence (Annabel) Ruth. 32009.
Lawrence (E. B.) Material required
for 1 cu. yd. rammed concrete.
15582.
_ Lawrence (E. G.) Course of lectures
comprising the Lawrence system.
ne,
3h
eeearence (F. D.) elec. co.
_ Lawrence (Lou)
shop. 24945.
Pe Lawrence (Rita)
8264.
Catalog.
Fun in a candy
Any man’s sister.
Lawrence (V.S.) Fate decides.
Lawrence, Mass., direct. 24063.
Lawrence, Mass., map. 25135.
_ Lawrenceburg, Tenn., map. 5291.
Laws (J. J.) San Francisco. Month-
ly motor directory. 24519.
_ Law’s injustice. (Motion picture).
5037.
Laws of God & man. (Drama) 31852.
-Lawshe (Er.) Heart of Dixie. 5050.
Lawson (E. S.) Godsend. 18835.
ee
Lawson (Eleanor):
God send. 18835.
‘Just a wife. 1089.
Lawson mfg. co. Making delivery on
time. 17953.
Lawton (A. R.) Printer’s paper
pricer. 12740.
Lawton (Francis) jr. Commer. study
of photographic newspaper sections.
7200.
Lawton (Wilbur) pseud. See Gold-
frap (J. H.)
Lawyers co-op. pub. co.:
Lawyers repts. annot. 10060,
15584, 24064, 29809.
Repealed or amended sections of
the N. D. const. 505.
Lawyers repts. annot. 10060, 15584,
24064, 29809.
Lawyer's secret.
32428.
Lay or bust yr. bk. 29810.
Layla-Majnu. (Drama.)
Laylander (QO. J.)
Layne (A. T.)
night. 11001.
(Motion picture)
13969*.
Together. 4112.
Dear old Saturday
Layton (F. G.) Parish pump. 5136.
Lazaron (S. L.) Souvenir prize en-
velope co. Souvenir prize envelope
bk. of life. 16214.
Lea & Febiger. Practitioner’s visiting-
list. 30665.
Lea & Welton. Something you wanted.
25045.
Leach (A. B.) & co. Europe, map.
25114.
Leachman (H. B.) Bartlett (F. H.)
& co. Dawn of a new era in real
estate merchandising. 1461.
Leacock (Stephen) Q. 1160.
Lead me to it. (Drama) 8401.
Leader pub. co.,ine. Pittsburgh leader.
Ser. of anti-substitution talks. 24401.
Leader specialty co., ine. Catalog.
7201.
Leading cigar jobbers of the U. S.
4113.
League of the future. (Motion picture)
8831.
League of visible helpers. Amended
by-laws. 2146.
Leahy’s hotel guide & ry. distance
maps of America. 24065.
Leap. (Motion picture) 14835, 11457.
Leap & look thereafter. (Motion pic-
ture) 5688S.
Leap year. (Drama) 2878, 16594.
Leap year matrimonial bureau.
(Drama) 1096.
Leap year tangle. (Motion picture) ~
8821.
Leas & MecViitty, ine. Quality informa-
tion regarding high grade old fash-
ioned oak sole leather. 15585.
1675
INDEX
Leatzow (E. A. von)
long ago. 10061.
Leave it tome. (Drama) 2879.
Leavell (R. A.) Keeping the motor
ear fit. 15586.
Leavitt (E. A.) Declaration of unity,
security, amity. 26557.
Leavitt (Sheldon) Your character is
read in your pillow as well as your
palm. 20835.
Leavitt & Johnson natl. bank:
New sign. 12741.
Tom Kent’s family reunion. 29811.
War prices. 20836.
Le Baron (Wm.) Models abroad.
22514.
Lebenbaum (EF. T.):
Hour of childhood. 11052.
Maeccabean days. 24981.
Leblane (Maurice) :
Bombshell. 507, 4114, 7202, 15587,
10062.
Golden triangle. 29812.
Leeci6n de celos. (Drama) 31853.
Le Compte (H. E.) Grandma's little
rhymes for little people. 29814.
Lederer (Charles) Concrete. 10063.
Ledoux (L. V.) Story of Eleusis.
27664.
Lee (A. P.) Conserving the minutes
in motor truck operation. 20837.
Lee (A. S.):
Civil govt. [ete.]
New arith. 508.
U. S. hist. 4115.
12742, 127483.
Lee (B. P.) Real temperance vs. pro-
hibition. 4116.
Lee (G. H.):
Care of baby chicks. 12744.
Common sense chicken talk. [ete.]
509, 510.
Secrets of success with chickens.
4117.
Lee (H. C.) Lincoln. 24974.
Lee (H. 8S.) Personally conducted.
5142.
Lee (H. W.) Cid Campeador. 22387.
Lee (James) Italian family Robinson,
10064.
Lee (Jennette) Symphony play.
8525.
Lee (M. E.):
Honor cross. 1077.
Night shift. 2902.
Yesterday & today. 32160.
Lee (R. F.) Jefferson Co., Ind., map.
22723.
Lee (Sidney) He divined life.
10065.
Lee (T. K.) Empire realty & mort-
gage co. Co-operative home financ-
ing. [ete.] 6632, 6633.
Lee (W. H.) pseud. See Knowles
( Jessie)
Lee, Mass., direct. 12745.
Dear songs of | Lee Blount goes home.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
(Motion pie-
ture) 16994.
Lee Co., Ia., map. 27727.
Leech (Carl) Auction sale.
Leedey, Okl, map. 22740.
Leeds (E. L.):
Interspersed. 2866.
What happened. 32126.
Martyr. 11090.
Leeman (Jean)
Lees-Bradner co. Formulas & operat-
16595.
ing instr. 12746,
Leetla Joe. (Drama)
Leeton, Mo., map. 25136.
Le Faure (Georges) :
Fellow. [etc.] 26558, 26559.
Sous la mitraille. 29815.
Le Fevre (Wells):
Ft. Smith street car time table.
29816.
Working-class union.
class union. 10912,
Leffel (James) & co.:
Leffel maquinas de vapor. 15588.
Leffel turbine water wheels.
12747.
Leffingwell (Miron) :
Laws of God & man. 31852.
27562.
Working-
Shadow of a sin. 32017.
Leffingwell (Nat) Sleep breaker.
1186.
Legal advice. (Motion picture)
14299.
Lezal calendar. 2147, 29817.
Le Gallienne (Richard):
Shakespeare tercentenary, 4118.
Word musician. 10066.
Legend of St. Geraud.
11231.
Legenda, 1916. 12748.
Leggett-Gruen corp.:
Island of happiness. 5657.
(Drama)
Silk industry in Japan & the
United States. 23016.
Legitimate. (Drama) 1097.
Le Goffie (Charles) :
En cantonnement. 4119.
Marias de Saint-Gond. 29818.
Legro (W. H. de) See De Legro (W.
H
Lehar (Franz):
Meyer ideal. 31917.
Sterngucker. 32046.
Lehigh Valley r. r. co. Telegraphic
code bk. 29819.
Lehnerts (E. M.) Geog. of Minn.
24769.
Leiber (Allen) Darkness & Dawn.
22396.
Leighton (Frederick) :
Exercise in plane geom. 10067.
Selected regents. 20838.
Leighton supply co. Net price list.
29820.
Leipsic, O., map. 27728.
1676
1-12, 1916
Leipziger (Leo) Jung muss man sein!
22471, 24966.
Leiser (Joseph) Pro patria. 11139.
Leisure class. (Drama) 11072.
tech «6©(A. J.) Indus. democracy.
— 15589.
Leitzbach (A. M.) Across the street.
4980.
land (A. P.) City reader for the
fourth yr. 7208.
sland (F. A.) Off. list of open &
; y stations. 15911, 29821.
‘Leland (Lillian) Love's _ sacrifice.
24066
Leland (R. De C.):
, Peachbloom. 18889.
; Under the republic. 16699.
Lem co. Lemont (H. H.) Bewilder-
ing mysteries and illusions. 12749,
15590.
Lemley (§&. S.) Horseman's friend.
12750.
Lemmon (W.S.) L. & L. rating sys-
é tem. 10055
Lemoine (Hyatt) Standard sulphur
¢co., inc. Louisiana sulphur. 27229.
Lemon or the peach? (Drama) 1098.
Lemont (H. H.) Bewildering myster-
ies & illusions. 12749, 15590.
Lem’s college career.
(Motion pic-
ture) 11458.
_ Lenawee Co., Mich., Farm jour. rural
direct. 15591.
Lenawee Co., Mich., map. 14109.
Lenney (J. ©.) Farmer's simplified
acctg. system. 10369.
Lennon (Bert):
| Is her lobster appetite worth
4 $23,000. [etc.] 511, 512.
Lady from Mont. 29822.
‘There never was a baby story like
this. 7204.
When Mary blew the tank. 2148.
Wickedest woman in the world
saved by love. 4120.
Lennon (Lucille) Cornered. 31707.
Lenox, Mass., direct. 12745.
Lenox college, inc. Why
29823.
Lent (E. B.) Censored lady.
Lenz (T. K.) Lenz. 29824.
Lenz (W. J.) Lenz & Naumann, inc.
Gen lab. apparatus & supplies. 4121.
Lenz & Naumann, inc. Gen, lab. ap-
paratus & supplies. 4121.
& how.
24915.
Leo (Benjamin) Gorilla-man. 22433.
Leominster, Mass., map. 8627.
Léon (Victor):
Gold gab ich fiir eisen! 8360,
11035.
Liebeszauber. 24972, 31855.
Lumperl. 16604, 22489.
Otto oder Otto? 25014.
Leonard (A. O.) Common sense care of |
s the hearing. 10068.
INDEX
girth (D. L.) Hearts of Israel.
AOA?
Leonard (Jimmie) Tag day. 25050.
Leonard (Martia) Cleopatria. 1009.
Leonard (N. M.) Graymouse family,
20839.
Leonard (P. C.) Technique. 13590.
Leonard (W. A.) Wholesale sales-
man. 20840.
Leonidas, Mich., map. 27729.
cap mark. (Motion picture)
8892.
Le Petit (Nicholas) :
Qui vive? Honneur! Justice!
To the day! 10069.
Soul of Ireland. 7205.
Lepina (Antonio Fernfndez) See Fer-
nindez Lepina (Antonio)
Lerner (Mary) Acceptable man.
18785.
Leroux (Gaston):
Alsace. 31620.
Colonne infernale. 29825.
Confitou. 4122.
Le Roy plow co. Le Roy chilled plows.
4125.
Leschen (A.) & sons rope co. Her-
cules, red strand, wire rope. 26560.
Lesemann (L. F. W.) Suggestions for
the teachers of the membership
manual of the M. E. church. 29826.
Lesh (L. J.) Aerofan.
Leshnick (Lesser)
10936.
Peoria, Ill., direct.
13202.
Leslie (Noél) War fly. 22645.
Lessig (J. E.) Grouch eternal.
22436.
Lessing (E. M.) See Cook (EB. M. L.)
Lessing (J. E.) Hermit. 2854.
Lesson. (Drama) 11073.
Lesson for somebody. (Motion pic-
ture) 32429.
Lesson in labor. (Motion picture)
19227.
Lesson of wooderaft. (Drama) 8402.
Lessons in French. (Drama) 2880.
Lester (A. G.):
Be your own Santa Claus. [ete.]
29827-29829.
His advertising knowledge will be
of vital interest. [etc] 26561-
26565.
Kahn tailoring co. New fall suit-
ings are all straight lined.
24067.
24067.
(Motion picture)
Uncle Sam says.
Let Katie do it.
8822.
Let’s get married. (Drama) 24971.
Let’s pretend. (Drama) 8403.
Lethert (F. A.) Christkind. 31684.
Lethert (H. M.) Winged message.
5228.
Letitia. (Motion picture) 14300.
Letters & the stamp. 24068.
1677
INDEX
pt. 1, D2. s., v.13
Letters to Beatrice. (Drama) 16596.
Leve (J. F.) Ferdinand Beyer pre-
liminary schl. for the pianoforte.
10070.
Leveille (E. A.) Freight tariff. 4125,
7206, 10071, 20841.
Leverage (Henry):
Girl & the gangster.
On parole. 29830.
Leverich (L. L.) Cohen telephones to
the real estate office. 18778.
Levering (H. B.) Little mischief
makers. [ete.] 29831-29834.
Levin (Poul) Taarnet. 11182.
Levine (I. D.) And through him Rus-
sia has found herself. 15592.
Levingston (Lafayette) Bosworth’s
quick & accurate method of arriving
at the cost. 26567.
Levinsky (R. L.) Cup of civilization.
5138.
26566.
Levinson (H. D.) Riley. 1170.
Levinson (Ivar) Big grey car.
49938.
Levinson (J. M.) Indelible stain.
27605.
Levitation. (Drama) 5081.
Home telep. & teleg-
8867, 23824.
See Benoit-
Levy (Bernard)
co. Telep. direct.
Levy (Edmond Benoit-)
Levy (Edmond)
Levy (Hortense) :
Death & transformation.
Interior decoration. 18848.
Levy (L. H.) Pictorial review’'s
corres. course. 4127.
18818.
Levy (M. F.) pub. co. Long Island.
Montauk bus. direct. 7264.
Lewenkrohn (Samuel) Lucky, the
boy seout. 29835.
Lewis (A. F.) & co. Printing trades
blue bk. 711.
Lewis (A. H.) Saving game. 29836.
Lewis (Al) Lonesome club. 31864.
Lewis (C. M.) Service instr. 15593.
Lewis (KE. B.) Monsieur Renaud.
1116.
Lewis (EB. D.)
hibition states.
Lewis (Gertrude)
15594.
Lewis (H. B.) Modern bus. 5107.
Lewis (H. F.) jr. Six bells. 8509.
Lewis (H. R.) Evolution & possibili-
ties of the day-old check indus.
[ete.] 10073, 10074.
Lewis (J. F.) Race track game. 4128.
Lewis (Jeffreys) Clothilde. 8301.
Lewis: (i. D.Y:
Dethroning
7208.
Drawn down by dead men’s hands.
12751.
My experience in pro-
10072.
Back to the army.
a great Amer. idol.
Lewis (L. D.)—Continued.
England’s remarkable induce-
ments. [ete.] 2149-2151.
George Ade tells. 24069.
Is the red spectre of 57 hanging
over India. 4129.
Just why we have giants. 514.
Love’s sweetest singer. 20844.
Real Amer.-born baby elephant
that will live. 17955.
Lewis (Mary) Wild night. 32145.
Lewis (Morris) Getting Villa. 12752.
Lewis (O. A.) Rules of the road.
2152.
Lewis (P. A.) From her soldier boy.
29837.
Lewis (P. G.) Footrule of nature.
[ete.] 22339, 22340.
Lewis (P. J.) Tin Pan alley cabaret.
32075.
Lewis (Ray) pseud. See Levinsky
(R. L.)
Lewis (Robert) How to start a mink
ranch. 2153.
Lewis (Roger) Melodyland. 8418.
Lewis (Samuel) Wild night. 32145.
Lewis (V. C.) Old-Wil Spanish course.
[ete.] 20845, 20846.
Lewis (W. B.) War babe. 16709.
Lewis (W. G.) Ans. to each is a
flower. [ete.] T209—7211.
Lewis & Valentine co. Immediate &
beautiful effects. 26568.
Lewis Co., Id., direct. 24351.
Lewis Co., Mo., map. 251387.
Lewis home furnishing co. Furnish-
ing your home the Lewis way.
17956.
Lewis pub. co.
day magazine.
10248, 12938,
24184, 26719.
Lewis service. Lewis service. 10075.
Lewisohn (Ludwig):
Dramatie works of Gerhart Haupt-
mann. 8327*.
Morning teleg. Sun-
605, 2250, 4269, 7391,
15754, 18099, 21116,
Mothers. 13992*.
Lewisohn (M. A. C. C.) Almost a
mother. 31619.
Lewiston jour. co.:
Bartlett (I. W.) Luck of the
Juliet. 25567.
Bickford (C. B.) True story of
Martha Smith, of Berwick.
17271.
Brown (H. P.) Glimpse of Bel-
fast. 19707.
Carll (Mrs. E. C.) Queen of the
Kennebec. 25691.
Devereux (M. D.) Mystery of
the Bagaduce. 14992.
Gay (M.C.) Garden of the East.
17658, 291309.
Hawes (A. M. L.) Some haunted
houses & their ghosts. 20466.
1678
1-12, 1916
iston jour. co.—Continued.,
Lewis (Gertrude) Back to the
army. 15594,
Lord (F. E.) Minister of ye
olden tyme. 26598.
Oxton (B. S.) Romance of Mt.
Desert Island. 15936.
Quimby (O. L.) Isle of the sea.
18319
Simmons (M. M.)
of Muscongus.
Talbot (N. A.) Story of ancient
Georgeana. 18571.
Totman (H. T.) Father Rasle &
his strong box. 27352.
Widber (Mrs. J. 0.) Gen. Henry
Za Knox & Montpelier. 27521
Lewistown, Mont., direct.
Romantic hist.
21834.
20847.
Lewistown, Mont., map. 16814.
Lewkowitz (1.):
Jewelry cat. 17957.
New Jewelry for old. 2983S.
Lexington, Ky., direct. 24070.
Lexino card co. Rules & directions
for playing Lexino games. 26569.
Ley de honor. (Drama) 31854.
Lézinier (Dr. de) Pharmacodynamie
et applications cliniques de la médi-
cation par la vamianine. 29839.
Lhajul (Lhaurell) Life’s rose garden
of song. 12753.
LIbal (J. A.) Truth, cause & pre-
vention of dandruff, etc. 2154.
Libbey (L. J.) St. Valentine’s. 4130.
Let there be light.
Libby (Paul)
4131.
Libby, Mont., map. 27730.
Libby, MeNeill & Libby. Libby’s bone-
less cuts of beef. 24071.
Liberal, Mo., map. 8628.
Liberation. (Drama) 22480.
Liberian singers. (Drama) 8557.
Liberman (Jules) Three of a kind.
16696.
Libertine. (Motion picture) 32430.
Liberty, N. Y., map.
Liberty. ( Motion picture). 19228,
19231, 22934-22987, 25291, 25292
27872, 32431-32434.
Liberty stove co.:
Marvel colony brooder. 515.
Perfection colony brooders. 29840.
Liberty’s sacrifice. (Motion picture)
22936.
Libin (Solomon):
Two mothers. 32095.
Unwelcome guest. 25066.
Libra, pseud. See Austin (F. F.)
Library bureau.. Library supplies.
{ete.] 26570, 26571.
Licene co. Poultry doctor. 10076.
Lichtenstein (Louis) Pract. furrier.
17958.
Lichtentag (Alexander) What is back
of it. 20848.
INDEX
Lida to Tonopah, Cal.,
i map. 1298.
Lidgerwood mfg. co.:
Lidgerwood elec. mine hoists.
2155.
Lidgerwood gasoline hoists. 7212.
Lie (Bernt) Racekamp. 1161.
Lie sublime. (Motion picture) 22938.
Lieb (Hermann) Frame-up. 24942.
Liebe (C. H.)
rescue, 12754.
Lieberman (Elias):
Awakening of Narradin.
Once upon a time. 11118,
Liebesinsel. (Drama) 16597.
Liebeszauber. (Drama) 24972, 31855.
Liebmann’s (J.) sons brewing co.
Rhymes of the Rheinaroons. 4132.
Beatrice Farnham’s
22360.
Liebovitz (David) Old Sid Pointer.
14001,
Liechty (J. A.) Cube root simplified.
12755.
Liesenfelt (M. E.):
Liesenfelt crochet bk. 29841.
Liesenfelt yoke bk. 2156.
Lieutenant Inkbottle. (Drama)
27618.
Life. (Drama) 22481, 31856.
Life & training in U. §S. navy. (Mo-
tion picture) 8823.
Life chase. (Motion picture) 8823*.
Life extension institute, inc.:
How to be healthy. [ete.] 26572—
26580, 29842.
Monthly health letter. 2157,
20849, 29878.
Life insur. salesmanship co. Just
facts. 7213.
Life isa dream. (Drama) 10987*.
Life pub. co. Miniature life. 24172.
Life’s crucible. (Motion picture)
5413.
ae maelstrom (Motion picture)
78.
Sat shadows. (Motion picture)
25293. '
Liggett & Myers tobacco co.:
They satisfy. 15595.
Velvet Joe’s almanac. 381375.
Light. (Drama) 24916*.
Light & a laugh. (Drama) 5082.
Light at dusk. (Motion picture)
19232.
Light in the dark. (Drama) 18855.
Light in the window. (Drama)
5146*.
Light of happiness. (Motion picture)
22939.
Light that failed. (Motion picture)
22940.
Lightbearer. (Motion picture) 8824.
Lightheart. (Drama) 1099. ,
Lighthouse catastrophe. (Motion pic-
ture) 5689.
Lightner (Frances) Little Kai Jing.
5084.
1679
INDEX
pt. 1, 0. &, Vv. 18
Lightning bell-hop. (Motion picture) | Lindsay (G. F.):
5735, 8854.
Lightning rod. 20851, 29878.
Lights & shadows. (Drama) 5083.
Lights of New York. (Motion pic-
ture) 11459.
Like a rat in a trap. (Motion pic-
ture) 8908.
Likely story. (Drama) 24973.
Lilac time. (Drama) 22482, 31857.
Lillie (Mrs. G. M.) See Lillie (M. E.)
Lillie (M. E.) Poet’s gold. 8466.
Lillith. (Drama) 1100.
Lilly (Eli) & co. Ipecac therapy.
12756, 20852.
Lilly, Pa., map. 382230.
Lily & the rose. (Motion picture)
8825.
Lima (C. A. de) See De Lima (C, A.)
Lima, O., direct. 516.
Limb of the law. (Drama) 8404.
Limousine mystery. (Motion _pic-
ture) 11460.
Linares Becerra (Luis):
Angel bueno. 10956.
Puente de los crimenes, 5157.
Reina juguete. 31996.
Secreto de la biblioteca. 2922.
Tinglado de la farsa. 32077.
Linares Rivas (Manuel) Milagro.
13985.
Lineoln (A. B.) Investments for
profit. 24072.
Lincoln (N. §S.) Engraved port. of
Amer. patriots. 2158, 7225.
Lineoln, Neb., direct. 517.
Lineoln. (Drama) 24974.
Lincoln & the soldier. (Drama)
13970.
Lincoln city direct. co. Lincoln, Neb.,
direct. 517.
Lincoln highway, map. 16815.
Lincoln highway assn. Complete off.
road guide of the Lincoln highway.
29879.
Lineoln natl. life insur. co. Twenty-
six reasons why. 518.
Lindau (Beda) Weltenbummler.
32123.
Lindau (Carl):
Friihling am Rhein. 8351.
Weltenbummler. 32123.
Lindemann (A. J.) & Hoverson co.
Special selling manual. 4133.
Lindenberg piano co. Lindenberg au-
tograph. 20858.
Lindlahr (Henry) Lindlahr nature
cure institutes. Exam. repts. 24078.
Lindlahr nature cure institutes.
exam. repts. 24078.
Lindley (Josephine) Swart (Florence)
Palm Beach ser. of poems. 31159.
Lindsay (Forbes) See Forbes-Lind-
say (C. H. A.)
_ Line yards.
Wallis (F. E.) Architectural
monograph on houses of the
southern colonies. 2661.
White pine bureau. White pine as
an economical home bldg. wood.
24847.
Lindsay (Mollie) Washinghouse key. -
25073.
Lindsey (B. B.) On honor. 18883.
Lindsey (E. L.) Road to Rome.
14033.
Lindsey (R. A.) How much have you?
17960.
10079.
Linea de Caceres. (Drama) 11074.
Linen thread co. Barbour’s Irish flax.
12759, 20857, 29880.
Link-belt co. How to select. 12760.
Linné (H. 8.) Psyche. 5156.
Linoleum logic. 26581.
Linton (M.H.) Silver tepee. 4134.
Lion’s breath. (Motion picture}
5690.
Lipkind (G. A.):
Awakening. 16494,
Culprits. 1017.
District-attorney. 2817.
Family of fools. 31756.
Joy-riders. 5073.
Never marry a doctor.
Room 999. 32006.
Shadows. 2924.
Their last day. 22618.
Too convincing. 8538.
Lipp (C. C.) Outlines of veterinary
science. 26582.
Lippincott (J. B.) co.:
Hamm (F. P.) Outline & sugges-
tive methods. 20412.
Jones (M. F.) Keep well stories.
31927.
23968.
Lippincott (W. M.) Arrowsmith
corres. course. 24076.
Lippman (W. A.) Highways & by-
ways of Mo. 24077.
Lippmann (C. R.):
Amer. wringer co. Protection of
foresight. 28088.
First aid to her majesty, the
Amer. housewife. 12761. .
Taste in dress. 10080.
Lippschitz (Arthur) :
Gute partie. 8369, 8370.
Kleine midel. 8395.
Verheiratete junggesellen. 2955.
Lipscombe (R. T.) Homebuilding on
an easy plan. 20858.
Lipzin (Kenny) Red light. 16663.
Lisenbee (Will) At Barclay house.
12762.
Liskow (Cullen) Name. 22526.
Lisle (Ann):
Biog. of a sinner. [ete.] 15598—
15617, 17961, 20859.
1680
(Ann)—Continued.
Cinderella man. [ete.] 520-531,
2159-2182, 4135-4158.
Co-respondent. fete. ] 12763-
12779, 10081-10107.
[ete.] 7227-
Heart of Wetona.
7253
“Lisle (L. R. de) See De Lisle (L. R.)
‘Litcher (Christopher) Becker's (F.)
asphaltum ready roofing co. Cata-
log. 65.
Literary club. (Drama) 18856.
Literary digest:
Europe, map. 11266.
Verdun, France, map. 8667.
Literature. (Drama) 22483.
Lithgow (A. W.) Lithgow med. co.
_ Lithgow’s totem oil liniment. 29882
Lithgow med. co. Lithgow’s totem oil
liniment. 29882.
Lititz, Pa., direct. 10108.
Litle (T. J.) Gas ignition. 29883.
Litscher (C. J.) elec. co. Elec. sup-
29884
plies. -
Littchen (Oscar) :
Cireular letter. 7254.
Clearing-house service. 12780.
Little (A. E.) co. Walker (L. H.)
Laddies & lassies to be. 13736.
Little (C. E.) Life & lit. readers.
4159.
Little (J. H.) Little (J. H.) & co.
Philos. of buying for cash. 7255.
Little (R. H.) Photoplay as a refiec-
tion of life. 532.
Little acts of little actors. (Drama)
27619.
Little Arab. (Drama) 11075.
Little-automatic elec. surfacing ma-
chine. 138.
Little Billy’s schl. days. (Motion pic-
ture) 8826.
(Motion picture)
27620.
Little Boy Blue.
16995.
Little boy dreams. (Drama)
Little, Brown & co.:
Blaisdell (FE. A.)
primer. 23240.
Blaisdell (M. F.)
children. 25607.
Burgess (T. W.) Adventures of
Buster Bear. [etc.] 6317, 6318.
— Adventures of Old Man Coy-
ote. [ete.] 197385, 19736.
City. 1007*.
Duty. 24931*.
Fairy operettas. 27580*.
Lovers’ lane. 1103*.
Mass. Sup. judicial ct.
repts. 26661, 30069
Murray (Clara)
junior. 10259.
Play awhile. 16647.
Woman in the case.
Rhyme & story
Mother Goose
Mass.
Wide awake
1230*.
Little Brown Jug.
(N. M.)
See Wiegand
Little brown men. (Drama) 31858.
Little brown mole. (Motion picture)
32435.
Little Brownie’s bravery. (Motion
picture) 19233.
Little child was born one time. 7687.
Little chronicle co.:
Man without a country. 27631.
World’s chronicle. Perfect spell-
ing. 8225.
Little church around the corner.
tion picture) 14301.
(Mo-
Little comrade. (Motion picture)
32473.
Little Dr. Love. (Drama) 24975.
Little duchess dress co., inc. Spirit
of the season. 29885.
Little Eve Edgarton. (Motion pic-
ture) 19234.
Little film actress. (Motion picture)
19235.
Little folk in green. (Drama)
27656.
Little fraud. (Motion picture) 8827.
Little girl at play. (Drama) 27621.
Little girl next door. (Motion pic-
ture) 11461.
Little girl that God forgot. (Drama)
18857.
Little gray mouse. (Motion picture)
16996.
Little hero. (Motion picture) 32436.
Little isle o’ green. (Drama) 11076.
Little journeys in scenic Japan. (Mo-
tion picture) 14302.
Little journeys in the frozen North.
(Motion picture) 11462.
Little Kai Jing. (Drama) 5084.
Little Lady Eileen. (Motion picture)
16997.
Little lady in blue. (Drama) 27622.
Little Lake to Long Pine, Cal., map.
1298.
Little laugh-lander. (Drama) 31859.
Little mademoiselle. (Motion pic-
ture) 5691.
Little Mary Sunshine. (Motion pic-
ture) 8828.
(Motion picture) 5692.
(Motion pic-
Little mascot.
Little Meena’s romance.
ture) 27879.
Little Miss Happiness. (Motion pic-
ture) 19236.
Little Miss Nobody. (Drama) 11077.
Little mother of the hills. (Motion
picture) 14242.
Little partner. (Motion picture)
32437.
Little patriot. (Drama) 16683, 24916.
Little Peggy O’Moore. (Drama) 31860.
Little people of autumn. (Drama)
25020*.
Little Red Riding Hood. 26583.
1681
INDEX
Little Rock, Ark., direct.
Little saint. (Drama)
Little Samaritan.
8829.
10109.
31861.
(Motion picture)
Little shepherd of Bargain row. (Mo-
tion picture) 114683.
Little sister of the streets. (Drama)
27623.
Little small red hen & other bedtime
stories. 20865.
Little step-daughter. (Drama) 11078.
Little Venus. (Drama) 13971.
Little volunteer. (Motion picture)
19237.
Little whirlwind. (Drama) 22484.
Little wonder mfg. co. Why not oper-
ate a wholesale mfg. bus. 4160.
Littlefield-Murray (Effie) New Year’s
message. 29886.
Littlest Magdalene. (Motion picture)
11464.
Littleton (M. B.) In the path of the
conquerors. 26584.
Live bird. (Drama) 5085.
Live stock men’s assn. of America.
Direct. 15619.
Live wires & love sparks. (Motion pic-
ture) 5694.
Livermore & Knight co.:
Amer. flag. 10110.
Health hints for your watch. [etc.]
26585, 26586.
Living. (Drama) 24944*,
Living dead. (Motion picture) 142584.
Living lie. (Motion picture) 5695.
Living voice. (Drama) 22349*.
Livingston, Mont., direct. 20866.
Livingston, N. J., direct. 669.
Liz. (Drama) 24976.
Liz in love. (Drama)
Liza Ann. (Drama)
Lizzie’s lingering love.
ture) 16998.
Llaneza (Luis) Buena noche!
Lle6 (—) Sierra Morena. 2929.
Lloyd (G. H.) Classification, grades,
ete., of live stock. [ete.] 20867-
20869.
Lloyd (J. C.) jr.
clause. 10111.
Lloyd (L. G.) Tungsten.
Lloyd (T. A.) Woodrow
29887.
Lloyd bros.:
Lloyd bros. bulletin. 533.
Treatise on pulsatilla. 20870.
Vegetable remedies. 17979.
Lloyd’s register of Amer. yachts.
12781.
Lloyd’s register of shipping.
register of Amer. yachts.
Lo que se llevan las horas.
11079.
Lobl (Frederick) Hunchback.
Local coler. (Motion picture)
16598.
16599.
(Motion pic-
2790.
Rate adjustment
15620.
Wilson.
Lloyd’s
12781.
(Drama)
2858.
16999.
pt. 1, n. 8., v.13
Local showers. (Motion picture)
17014, 27896.
Locke (A. L.) Syllabus of an exten-
sion course of lectures. 15621.
-Locke (Edward) His other self.
31807.
Locke (F. E. Huie-) See Huie-Locke
(F. B.)
Locke (Harry) Off. guide. 29888.
Locke (Marshall) We're all for Wood-
row. 29889.
Locked chest. (Drama) 27624.
Locked out. (Drama) 18972.
Locker (W. C.) Locker easy method
writing. 7256.
Lockport, N. Y., direct. 29890.
Lockwood ( R. M.) Transpositions.
24083.
Lockwood (R. N.) Wolfelt (C. HL.)
co. America’s smartest shoe house.
fete.] 31554-31558.
Lockwood natl. bank. Information for
bank depositors. 24084.
Lockwood trade jour. co., ine. Lock-
wood’'s direct. of the paper, station-
ery & allied trades, 24085.
Lockwood's direct. of the paper, sta-
tionery & allied trades. <
Locomotive superheater co. Locomo-
tive superheaters. f[ete.] 26587,
26588.
Locust flower. (Drama) 27625.
Locusts. (Drama) 31862.
Lodge (B.) & co. Albany, N. Y.,,
map. 18960, 25089.
Loeb (Louis) Jacobson’s. 31832.
Léhner (Fritz) Sterngucker. 32046.
Loffler (Charles) What is health.
10112, 12782, 15622, 17980, 20871,
24086, 26589.
Logan (Leonard) jr. Logan’s Okl.
hist. map bk. 15626.
Logan Co., Col.. map. 16816.
Logan Co., N. D., map. 3041.
Logan Co., O., Farm jour. direct.
15627.
Logan Co., O., map. 3042.
Logie (E. M.) Old maid’s venture.
8444.
Logik des herzens. (Drama) 31863.
Lohmeyer (H. B.) Cost records on
appliance installations. 29891.
Lohrville, Ia.. map. 16817.
Loki & the gifts. (Drama) 24930.
Lola. (Motion picture) 27980.
Lolita. (Drama) 18858.
Lolita Tenorio. (Drama) 13973.
Lomax (W. E.) Home prescription
ealendar. 2183.
London (Jack):
Acorn-planter.
Hussy. 26594.
Lone scouts of America.
woodcraft degree. 15628.
Lone sentinel. (Drama) 8405.
4979.
Second or
1682
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Lone star. (Drama) 5146*.
Lone star corp.:
5 Behind the screen. 27776.
Charlie Chaplin in Behind the
screen. [etce.] 29892-29897.
——in The floorwalker. _ [etc.]
— 15629, 15630.
——in The pawn shop. 26595.
Count, 22856.
Fireman. 14245.
Floorwalker. 14246.
One A. M. 22964.
Pawn shop, 25328.
Rink, 32528.
Vagabond, 23042.
Lonelies. (Motion picture) 11465,
82582.
Loneliness. (Drama) 13974.
Lonely heart. (Drama) 16600.
Lonesome club. (Drama) 31864.
Lonesome house. (Motion picture)
8830.
(Motion
Lonesomeness.
5696.
Long (Alves)
Long (C. E.)
moulding bk. 20875.
Long (G. K. de) See De Long (G. K.)
Long (George) Pageant of the church.
27644.
Long (H. B.)
17984.
Long (L. B.)
24089.
Long (S. L.) Chiropractic’s
the healing art. 21584.
Long (W. E.) Long (W. E.) co.
sum newspaper advertising
paign. [ete.] T260—-T262.
Long (W. E.) co. Holsum newspaper
advertising campaign. [ete.] 7260—-
7262.
picture )
Way out. 5223.
Rev. off. & standard
How Janice Day won.
God save the state.
place in
Hol-
cam-
Long (W. P.) Messages of truth.
156381.
Long cw. S.):
Ghoses er not ghoses. 31784.
When de womenfolks’ debate.
32131.
Long (W. Z.) co. Long (W. Z.) Dol-
lars & sense in the crispette bus.
534.
Long arm of coincidence. (Drama)
16601.
Long Beach, Cal., direct. 24090.
Long Beach direct. co. Long Beach
duplicate telep. direct. 7263.
Long Beach to Santa Ana, Cal., map.
1293.
Long finger. (Drama) 16602.
Long Island, map. 3043, 11284, 11285,
14110, 14111, 32231.
Long Island, Montauk bus. direct.
7264.
Long Island r. r. co. Long Island &
real life. 12786.
Long lane. (Motion picture) 32496.
Long Pine to Big Pine, Cal., map.
1298.
Long search. (Motion picture) 27880.
Longcope (EK. M.) To my _ beloved
everywhere. 15632.
Longfellow, ltd. Longfellow (H. H.)
Memory’s garden. 17985.
Longfellow (H. is Dy Memory’s
garden. 17985.
Longfellow CEE) SV} Hiawatha.
11182.
Longhead (Luke) pseud. See Cook
(Janka }
Lonkhi (Marion):
Bon vivants. 10969.
Derby witch. 1027.
From jeans to broadcloth. 1058.
Longmans, Green & ¢Co.:
Alexander (Georgia) Spelling bk.
3157.
Hervey (W. L.) Introd. third
reader. 23803.
Marks (L. 8.) Total heat entropy
diagram. 26655.
Memory gem cards for seat work
with the Horace Mann primer.
15717.
Woodburn (J. A.) Hist. & govt.
of Ind. 16447.
Longmire (R. B.):
Leetla Joe. 16595.
My friend Mr. Jones. 16633.
Longmont, Col., map. 14112.
Longview, Tex., map. 16818.
Longworth (Frank) City natl. bank
of Evanston. Hand bk. of banking
facilities. 23368.
Lonney (A. J.) Reasons for reject-
ing the Bible. 29898.
Look after Louise. (Drama)
Look out! (Drama) 2881.
31771.
Look out below. (Motion picture)
8853.
Look who’s here. (Drama) 11080.
Lookout paint mfg. co. Colorist.
12002.
Loomis (Ernest) Advertisers cabala.
fete.] 26596, 26597.
Loomis (M. E.) Investment opportu-
nities. 7055.
Loose (G. P.) Geiseking (Fred)
Xmas saving bk. square deal profit
sharing plan. 9615.
Looters. (Motion picture) 16961.
Lope de Vega (—) Star of Seville.
32045.
Lopez (Bernardo) mercantile co.
20876.
See Pérez Lopez
Mexican cat.
Lépez (José Pérez)
(José)
Lopez (Sabatino):
Brutto e le belle. 16506.
Mario e Maria. 16618.
Nostra pelle. 25006.
1683
INDEX
Lopez (Sabatino)—Continued.
Rosario. 14036.
Lé6pez-Marin (Enrique) Fosforitos.
110238.
L6pez-Montenegro (Ramén) :
jjAutor!! jj; Elautor!! 10962.
Gabrieles. 13933.
Lorain Co., O., map. 3044.
Lord (EF. E.) Minister of ye olden
tyme. 26598.
Lord (J. A.) Sound bus. by sound
credit. 7265.
Lord (Katharine) :
Day Will Shakespere went to
Kenilworth. 5020.
Lark. 16593.
Raven man. 14030.
Lord & the girls. (Drama) 24977.
Lord & Thomas. Lord & Thomas’
pocket direct. 10118.
Lord John’s journal. (Motion pic-
ture) 5697, 5698, SS31.
Lord Malapert of Moonshine castle.
(Drama). 27656.
Lord of all he surveys. (Drama)
31865.
Lord of the harvest. (Drama) 22485.
Lorde (André de):
Mari malgré lui. 16612.
Mystere de la maison noire.
22525.
Visiteuse, 22640.
Lords of high decision. (Motion pie-
ture) 5699.
Lorenz (K. K.) ed.:
Children’s day treasury. [ete.]
4161, 4162.
Christmas treasury. 26599.
Lorenz pub. co.:
Lozenz (K. K.) ed. Children’s
day treasury. [etce.] 4161,
4162.
Christmas treasury. 26599.
Sacred solos & duets. 7266.
Loretz (J. L.) Payroll auditing.
4163.
Lorin (L. C.)
mighty God.
Loring (G. F.):
Blanchard’s st. guide & map of
Chicago. 24092.
Chicago, Ill., map.
Loring (H. A.)
musie. 8247.
Loring (W. 8S.) Guide bk. to Loring’s
Daily records. 7267.
Los Angeles, Cal., direct. 15633.
Los Angeles, Cal., map. 1294, 3045,
8629, 14113, 16819, 16820, 19022,
22741, 25138. |
Los Angeles & Salt Lake r. r. co. Salt
Lake route. Quiet. 29899.
Los Angeles direct. co. :
Long Beach, Cal., direct.
Los Angeles, Cal., direct.
Who & where is AIl-
24091.
22686.
Amer. Indian & his
24090.
15633.
pt.1,n.s., v.13.
Los Angeles direct co.—Continued.
Pasadena, Altadena & Lamanda
Park. Cal., direct. 21517.
Ventura Co., Cal., direct. 31378. —
Los Angeles lime co. Water proof Cal. —
stucco. 29900.
Los Angeles times. ;
Girls new story of a mining
stampede. 10206. .
Los Angeles to Bakersfield, Cal., map.
1295-1297.
Los Angeles to Ely, Cal., map. 1298.
Los Angeles to San Francisco, Cal.,
Miller (Lucy)
map. 1299.
Los Angeles to Sierra Madre, Cal.,
map. 1300.
Los Angeles to Topanga Cafion, Cal.,
map. 1301.
Los Angeles to Willow Springs, Cal.,
map. 1298.
Los que fueron. (Drama.) 31866.
Losing Eloise. (Drama) 1101.
Losing weight. (Motionpicture) 14303.
Loskot (F. J.) Daily menu calendar.
12048.
Lost & found. (Drama) 13975.
Lost & found in the depot. (Drama)
24911.
Lost bridegroom.
5700,
Lost claim 138. (Drama) 1102.
Lost girl. (Motion picture) 25358.
Lost in Babylon. (Motion picture
27881.
Lost in the Everglades. (Motion pic-
ture) S758, 14254. .
Lost island. (Drama) 11081.
Lost lode. (Motion picture) 27882.
Lost melody. (Drama) 166038.
Lost paradise. (Motion picture)
23055.
Lost souls. (Motion picture) 8832.
Lost, twenty-four hours. (Motion pic-
ture) 22941.
Lost village. (Drama) 22486.
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard co.:
Brooks (Amy) Dorothy Dainty’s
new friends. 23277.
Brownjohn (John) Adventures of
Miltiades Peterkin Paul. 19710.
Clark (H. H.) Midshipman Stan-
ford. 9293.
Douglas (A. M.) Red house chil-
dren growing up. 9421.
Dyer (R. O.) That’s why stories.
94387.
Hornibrook (Isabel) Girls of the
Morning-glory camp fire. 9816.
Stratemeyer (Edward) Dave Por-
ter & his double. 21955.
Lotus lily. (Drama) 1103.
Louchheim (S. F.) King of hearts,
5076.
(Motion picture)
1684
‘Louden (E. V.) Marry for love.
31883.
Louden (Thomas):
Capt'n, 8289.
Marry for love. 318S3.
Louden machinery co. How to work
_ the Louden puzzle. [ete.] 7268,
Lough (W. H.):
Bus.-bldg. Engl. 24093.
New foreign trade. 29901.
Loughran (James) Castle hair forms.
7270.
18859.
Louise, incorporated. (Drama)
Louisiana:
Automobile direct.
Direct. of La. sugar
1302, 3046, 14114, 11286,
» :
29902.
planters.
: :
Louisiana weather chart calendar.
29903.
Louisville, Ky., direct. 7271.
Love (Harry) Information for mas-
ter painters. [etc.] 24094, 24095.
Love (Michael) Turning point.
18935.
Love (Robertus) Remember Wash-
ington. 7272.
Love (W. A.) Symbolism in the rod
of Aaron. 20877.
Love (W. H.) Ceduarine ventilated
moth bag co. Cedarine ventilated
moth bags. 11935.
Love (W. L.) Love (W. A.) Sym-
bolism in the rod of Aaron. 20877.
mm Love & a
liar. (Motion picture)
3 25294.
_ Love & brass buttons. (Motion pic-
7 ture) 11466.
Love & bullets. (Motion picture)
| 8833.
_ Love & hate. (Motion picture)
25295.
Love & loot. (Motion picture)
22942.
Love & politics. (Drama) 31867.
Love & trout. (Motion picture)
19238.
Love & vaccination. (Motion picture)
5701.
Love & war. (Motion picture) 22934.
Love at first sight. (Drama) 24978,
31868.
Love crime. (Drama) 31869.
Love garden of Mars. (Drama)
11082.
Love girl. (Motion picture) 14304.
(Drama) 5086,
Love, honor & obey.
22487
Love hunters. (Drama) 24979.
Love in a cottage. (Drama) 5087.
Love in a wood. (Motion picture)
5702
T7396—17 15
INDEX
‘nos. 1-12, 1916
Love in suspense.
32438.
Love in the trenches. (Drama) 14059.
Love laggard. (Drama) 18860.
Love laughs at dyspepsia. (Motion
picture) 8834.
Love laughs at the law.
ture) 5703.
Love, law &
11083.
Love locket.
Love mask.
Love me, love my dog.
(Motion picture)
(Motion pic-
dried-beef. (Drama)
(Drama) 8406.
(Motion picture) 8835.
(Motion pic-
ture) 17000.
Love never dies. (Motion picture)
25296.
Love of Martha Ann for a cowman.
(Drama) 5088.
Love of Mike. (Drama) 22488,
31870.
Love one another. (Motion picture)
vi
Love or an empire. (Motion picture)
32439.
Love pirate. (Drama) 18861.
va) quarantined. (Motion picture)
14305.
Love riot. (Motion picture) 8836.
Love shames sham. (Drama) 22543.
Love shop. (Drama) 8407.
Love-shot. (Drama) 13976.
Love spasms. (Motion picture) 5705.
Love spats. (Drama) 27626.
Love thief. (Motion picture) 32440.
l.ove thine enemy. (Motion picture)
5590.
Love trail. (Motion picture) 8837.
Love triumphant. (Motion picture)
11467.
Love will conquer. (Motion picture)
5706
Lovell (C. C.) Swayam-vara. 11180.
Lavell (C. H.) Lovell’s major league
schelule. [ete.] 12787, 12788.
Lovell mfg. co. Anchor brand clothes
wringers, etc. 3185.
Lovely Mary. (Motion picture) 5707.
Lovers’ lane. (Drama) 1103*..
Love’s ambassador. (Drama) 11084.
Love’s boomerang. (Motion picture) ~
19230
Love's " erucible.
5708.
(Motion picture) 5709
Love's desire.
Love’s emprise. (Drama) 11085.
(Motion picture)
. Love's lariat. (Motion picture)
17001.
Love’s law. (Motion picture) 143806
Love’s masquerade. (Motion picture)
22943.
Love’s reward. (Motion picture)
19184, 22897.
Love’s thought. 6472.
Love’s toll. (Motion picture) 11468.
1685
INDEX
Lovett (A. D.):
New England, map. 3068.
New York (State) map. 3076.
Pennsylvania, map.
Lovett bros. :
Join the twentieth century suit &
over-coat club. [ete.] 12789-
12791.
Lovett bros. [ete.] 29904, 29905.
Regulations. 7273.
Twentieth century bus. bldg. bu-
reau. Twentieth century adv.
[ete.] 31290, 31291.
Lovsted (C. M.) & co. Loggers’ elec.
; steam signal whistle. 24096.
Low (A. H.) Story of a drop of wa-
ter. 4164.
Low (Daniel) & co., ine.:
Shop window of the house of gifts.
29906
Spring & summer cat. 12792.
Low (M. C.) I wish you a happy
Christmas. 7274.
Lowe (Allen) Soldier boy. 5184.
Lowe (C. C.) Leaven. 7275.
Lowe (G. D.) Ready-money Bill.
17986.
Lowe (T. C.) Tip from the heart of a
reformed villain. 32078.
Lowe motor supplies co. Dealers price
list. 15635.
Lowell, Mass., direct. 4165.
Lowell, Mass., map. 3047.
Lowell, 0., direct. 30035.
Lowenberg (Mrs. I.) Senior partner.
32014.
Lowinson (Louis) :
Highest price level
grey goods staples.
Lowinson’s comparative
goods chart. 535.
Lowman (C. E.) Lowman’s teachers’
daily loose-leaf plan bk. 12793.
reached on
10119.
cotton
Lowney (W. M.)_ co. Lowney’s.
26600.
Lowrey (G. N.) co N. Y. (city)
buyers vest pocket direct. 18156.
Lowrie (Donald) Making over a
prison. 17987, 20878, 24097.
Lowry (I. M.) Race suicide. 5838.
Lowry (M. B.) Success in a four
room cottage. 24098.
Leyal Amer. pub. corp. Watson (Da-
vid) Awful Amer. war of 1919.
10842.
Loyalty. (Drama) 18862.
Loyer radium corp. You'll stay here
longer. 20888.
Loyola univ. press.
31810.
Loyson (P. H.)
Lozanto (Mme.)
20889.
Lubbock, Tex., map. 22742.
House of sand.
Apostle. 8265*.
Prosperity & health.
pt.1,n.8., v.13
Lubin mfg. co.:
Americans after all. 16890.
Avenger. 14197.
Bath tub mystery. 5396.
Beggar king. 11353.
Billie’s double. 8690.
Billie’s headache. 5409.
Billie’s lucky bill. 5410.
Billie’s revenge. 5411.
Bond within. 5422.
Buckshot feud. 8698,
Butler. 5440.
By right of love. 16907.
Candle. 8704.
Change of heart. 5452.
City of failing light. 5464.
Code of the hills. 11377.
Crash. 5470.
Cured. 5478.
Dare Devil Bill. 5481.
Dollars & the woman. 5506.
Edison Bugg’s invention. 14232.
Election bet. 5517
Embodied thought. 5519,
Evangelist. 5521.
Expiation. 16933.
Fatal bean. 8741.
Final payment. 11401.
Flames of Johannis. 8748.
Fooling uncle. 5547.
Four narratives. 5554.
Frilby frilled. 11405.
Frocks & frills. 8749.
Germs & microbes. 8752.
Greater wrong. 8766.
Gulf between. 5592.
Half wit. 16963.
Hamlet made over. 5593.
Heart’s tribute. 8774.
Her wayward sister. 5615.
Hubby puts one over. 14277.
In the hour of disaster. 16979.
Insomnia. 5652.
It happened in Pikersville. 16983.
Jackstraws. 11448.
Jenkins’ jinx. 11449,
Law’s injustice. 5687.
Lesson in labor. 19227.
Light at dusk. 19232.
Love & bullets. 8833.
Love one another. 5704.
Love’s toll. 11468.
Millionaire Billie. 8847.
Mr. Housekeeper. 8861.
Modern Paul. 5758.
New janitor. 5771.
No place like jail. 14320.
None so blind. 8875.
Oh, you uncle. 11495.
Old watchman. 5786.
One of the pack. 8880.
Otto, the artist. 11500.
Otto, the bell boy. 8882.
Otto, the cobbler. 14324.
Otto, the gardener. 17024.
1686
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Lubin mfg. co.—Continued.
Otto, the hero, 11501.
Otto, the reporter. 11502.
Otto, the salesman. 17025.
Otto, the sleuth. 17026.
Otto, the soldier. 5794.
Otto, the traffic cop.
Otto's legacy. 14325.
Otto’s vacation. 17028.
Out of the flotsam. 14826.
Persistency. 14338.
Pickles & diamonds. 11515.
Playthings of the gods. 8895.
Price of dishonor. 19276.
Prisoners of conscience. 11520.
Redemption of Helene. 5849.
Return of James Jerome. 8911.
Return of John Boston. 14352.
Rival queens. 17047.
Rough neck. 17050.
Scapegrace. 14357.
Searlet chastity. 8917.
Sister to Cain. 5885.
Skate for a bride. 5886.
Skirts & cinders. 11539.
Sold to Satan. 5891.
Soldier sons. 5892.
Some boxer. 5893.
Sons of the sea. 14370.
Souls in bondage. 5900.
Stolen master. 17066.
Temporary husband. 5928.
17027.
Terrible tragedy. 17071.
Their mother. 19314.
Those who toil. 193817.
Two Smiths & a Haff. 14390.
Under a barrel. 14392.
Uplift. 5970.
Usurer’s due. 19331.
Voice in the night. 8974.
Wheat & the chaff. 11574.
Winning number. 11580.
Wise waiter. 8982.
Lubricating metal co. Noheet bearing
metal. 26601.
Lubrication. 2186, 7276, 10120, 12794.
Lucas (D. B.) Knowing people.
4166.
Lucas (George) Rise from poverty to
wealth. 18909.
Lucas (Julien) Fire insur. standard
policy forms. 17998.
Lucas (S. J. E.) Monroe Co., Fla.,
map. 32244.
Lucile. (Drama) 31871.
Lucille, the waitress.
ture) 25297.
Lucio (Celso) hijo.
tro. 5183.
Luck (Carol)
(Motion pic-
Sobrino del minis-
Luck’s dream _ Dk.
Luck (O. H.) Brother who succeeded.
20891.
Luck charm.
(Motion picture) 32356.
Luck of Jane.
25298.
Luck wanted. (Drama) 5089.
Lucky bag. 12795.
Lucky fellow. (Drama) 8408.
Lucky film producers. Macbeth. 5711.
Lucky gold piece. (Motion picture)
17002.
Lucky Gulch.
Lucky leap.
Lucky
11469.
Lucoque, Itd. She. 14865.
Ludewig (A. V.) Bus. Engl.
Ludington, Mich., map. 32233.
Ludlow valve mfg. co. Catalogue.
29907.
Ludwig (E. C.) floral co.
every need. 12796.
Lue (Willard de) See De Lue (Wil-
lard )
Luengo
11074.
Lukin (Nicholas)
& its prevention.
Lulu. (Drama)
Lumalett, pseud.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 13977.
(Motion picture)
tumble. (Motion
19240.
picture)
15636.
Flowers for
(Jess) Linea de CAceres.
Nature of disease
24099,
2882.
See Pawlett (L. M.)
Lumalett co-operative service. Paw-
lett (L. M.) Which, revolution or
evolution. 4433.
| Lumber world review. Tiemann (H.
D.) Circulation in dry _ kilns.
13621, 18606, 22054.
Lumbermen’s bureau. Gen. lumber
tariff. 12797.
Lumbermens credit assn. Ref. bk.
2188, 20892.
Lumholtz (Carl) Explorer traverses
jungles of Borneo. 24100.
Lumperl. (Drama) 16604, 22489.
Luna (Pablo):
Amores de aldea.
Guitarra del amor.
Patio de los naranjos.
Lund (Inge):
Inge Lund
26602.
Inge Lund in home of wealth &
culture. [ete.] 24101-24105.
Lund-Bourn (Nica) Sangre nihilista.
27658.
Lundberg (C. F.)
tor. 4972.
Lundberg (Hjalmar):
2778.
31792.
111238.
comes to Chicago.
Yens Yenson, yani-
Food is scarce in Sweden. [etce.]
26603-26612.
Germany thanks U. S. envoys.
[ete.] 29908-29912.
Matches will be smaller. [ete]
24106-24109.
Sweden won’t fight. 12798.
Lundy (G. E.) Rosary of life.
14037.
Lunette of the carnival. (Motion pic-
ture) 5463.
1687
INDEX
Lunney (J. J.)
elected. 24882.
Lunt (M. M.) Kintzel (Margaret)
Complete guide to millinery. 9997.
Lupton (E. R.):
Graphs in the presentation of bus.
statistics & repts. [ete.] 12799,
12800.
Time studies & standardization
methods. 20893.
Lupton (F. MM.) publisher, ine.
People’s home jour. Wonderful col-
lection of magnificent premiums.
26964.
Lupton’s (David) sons co.
service products. 26613.
If your candidate is
Lupton
Lure of Alaska. (Motion picture)
25299.
Lure of heart’s desire. (Motion pic-
ture) 5710.
Lure of the city. (Drama) 317138.
Lure of the poppy. (Drama) 22490.
Lured but cured.
22944.
Lust (Benedict) Amer. naturopathic
assn. Universal naturopathic
direct. 28060.
Lustige puppe.
Lute (I. M.):
Klever kinks in kookery.
Mo. dairy co. How to serve cot-
tage cheese. 15746.
Luther (C. A.) Chieago’s experience
with a separate lighting division.
29913.
Luther (Martin)
works. 7277.
Lutheran brotherhood (Board of man-
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 24980.
20894.
God’s word & God’s
agers) Federal council of Lutheran
brotherhoods. Rept. 9553.
Lutheran day schl. Luther bk.-mark.
15637.
Lutheran publ. soc.:
Monroe (H. E.) Hist. Luther-
anism. 30171.
Stork (Theophilus) Luther’s
Christmas tree. 31139.
Lutjeharms (Louis):
Amer. land system. Right way is
the best way. 3193.
Bus. boosting system plans.
12801.
Merchants saving system, ltd.
Retail market price is based on
a credit system. 24150.
Lutton (Harry) Perfume shop. 1146.
Lux (Leopold) Lux eco. Braces for
deformities. 20895.
Lux €0. Braces for deformities.
20895.
Luxite textiles, inc.:
Announcing hose of luxite.
2189-2191.
Hose of luxite.
Lete.]
17999.
pt.1,n.8s., v.13
Luxite textiles, ine-—Continued.
Sincerity in the gift expresses
sincerity in the giving. 29914.
Luz (August de) See De Luz (Aug-
ust)
Luzon love. (Drama) 18863.
Lah-y’ shaw-riem
Luzzatto (M. H.)
Tehilaw. 1095*.
Lydick (E. B.) Where is the soul of
Ingersoll. 10121.
Lydick, Turner & co. Lydick (EB. B.)
Where is the soul of Ingersoll.
10121.
Lying machine. (Drama) 5090.
Lykes (I. T.) How to close prospects
& write new bus. 10122.
Lyle (C. H.) Eckstein co. Master
force. 12141.
Lyle (J. G.):
As it was. 2783.
What next? 16716.
Lyle (W. R.) Fire prevention. 29915.
Lyle corrugated culvert co. Armco
iron culvert handbk. 7278.
Lyman (G. N.) What the sea saw.
32128.
Lyman (J. W.) Prof. Nathaniel’s
theory. 16652.
Lyman (M. H.) Peddler. 1144,
Lyme, N. H., direct. 6822.
Lynch (C. E.) Good English. 6630.
Lynch (Elizabeth) City in the sun.
15638
Lynch (Elliott) Joffre whist. 12802.
Lynch (G. C.) co, Phono-lite. 24110.
Lynch (H. M.) Road to contentment.
20899.
Lynch (I. 8S.) Ode to the cricket.
fete.] 20900, 20901.
Lynch (John):
His slave. [ete.] 20902-20904.
Last of the Ingrams. [fetc.]
29916, 29917.
Samson Oakley III. 26614.
Lynchburg, Va., direct. 15639.
Lynn, Mass., direct. 12803, 18002.
Lynn, Mass., map. 11287.
Lyon (A. M.) Black & white race.
993.
Lyon (J. B.) co. N. Y¥. (State) Cts.
of record. Off. ed. law repts. & sess.
laws. 7447, 10291, 18157, 24251.
Lyon (J. M.) & co. Diamonds. 24111.
Lyon (R. P.) Facts & figures. 29918.
Lyon & Healy:
Ady. talk. [ete.] 20905-20907.
Charm of a Lyon & Healy piano.
[ete.] 29919-29939.
Event of unusual interest. [ete.]
26615-26623.
Lyon & Healy adv. service. [ete.]
15640, 15641.
Sharps & flats. 2486, 13443.
Lyon laboratories. Auto physician
manual. 4167.
1688
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Lyon, Taylor co. Silent auctioneer.
20908.
Lyons (A. J.):
Countermaking explained. 20909.
Ques. of counter making. 15642.
Lyons (A. N.) Arthur at the front.
10124, 12804, 15643, 18003.
Lyons (James) U & I mail order
_ service. 12807.
Lyons (M. H.) Come down the shiny
way. 8302.
Lyons (T. F.)
ern locomotive brakes.
Lyons & Carnahan:
Helpful hints on mod-
536,
Morcomb (M. E.) Red feather
stories. 18097.
Smith (C. J.) Easy road to read-
ing. 810,
Lysinger (C. K.)
tion syndicate.
Photoplay promo-
Shower of gold for
motion picture fans. 4453.
Lysistrata. (Drama) 16605.
Lytton (George) Hub. College floor
clothes. 23866.
Lytton (H. C.) & sons. Sce Hub.
M. & M. co. Automobjle Supplies.
12808.
M-C. syndicate. Muschamp (E.
Uncle Harry's evening talk.
10268, 12975, 15804, 18131,
26758, 30237.
A.)
7418,
21176,
M. S. pharmacal co. Jn-o-me. 4168.
10125.
M-W imprint. 24112.
Ma says. (Drama) 22491.
Maass (Louis):
All America fob novelties. 20910.
Louis Maass, mfr. & jobber of
jewelry, emblems & badges.
12809.
Mabon (M. A.) Crown of love. 8309.
McAlester, Okl., direct. 29940.
McAlester and Lehigh districts, Okl.,
map. 11288.
McAllister (Hall) Choice. 22886.
McAllister (L. B.) Tale of the U. S.
goat. 29941.
McAlpine (C. A.):
Hogan & Hogan. 26624.
Mat Hogan goes to S. S. 7279.
McAlpine (J. D.) Car interchange
guide & ready ref. tables. [etc.]
29942, 29943.
McAlpine (W. S.):
Bloomfield, Mich., map. 8592.
Pontiac, Mich., map. 25162.
Royal Oak, Mich., map. 3100.
Southfield, Mich., map. 19083.
Troy, Mich., map. 14173.
Waterford, Mich., map. 32310.
Macan (M. E.) Peter plans. 11128.
McAnarney (H. A.):
Dollie. 31730.
Highway to love. 1075.
Pursuit of happiness. 5159.
McAnulty (O. FE.)
ings bank assn,
Cash buyers sav-
Cash buyers say-
ings bank assn. 3416.
Macart (W. H.):
Lost island. 11081.
22487,
New school-ma’am.
Love, honor & obey.
McArthur (G. H.)
1127.
McArthur (John) Greenhouse heat-
ing. 15647.
McAtamney (Hugh) co. Wanamaker
cut service. 537, 4169, 7280, 10126,
15648.
Macauley (Ward) Pat’s matrimonial
venture. 27646.
Macbeth (Drama) 16605*, 31872.
Macbeth. (Motion picture) 5711.
McBreen (F. P.) & co.
A.) How to say
thanks. 20911.
McBreen (J. A.)
McBreen (J.
grace «& give
How to say grace
& give thanks. 20911,
McBride (M. L.) Directions for mak-
ing searches of title. 20912.
McBrien (J. L.) Continental
gress. 13915*.
McCabe (Mrs. G. S.):
Charity bazaar. 31679.
Henry’s study hour. 5054.
McCabe (H. A.) See McCabe (Ars.
G. S.) , :
Con-
McCabe (Thomas) Time & space.
31600.
Maceabean days. (Drama) 24981.
Maccabees (Ladies of the modern)
Ritual. 10127.
McCaigue (P. H.) Power’ unseen.
5150.
McCall & Clarke co. Bus. investiga-
tion. 12673, 15533.
McCann (Rebecca) Cheerful cherub.
539, 29944.
McCarron (G. C.) Embers of mother-
love. 24933.
MeCarron (O. W.) Spelling bee.
29945.
MecCarson (E. G.) - In honor of the
blue & gray. 12810.
MacCarthy (C. W.) Great rescue.
31788.
MacCarthy (Hector) Witching Widow
Wilkins. 18955.
McCarthy (J. J.)
Lord. 18005.
McCarthy (W. H.):
Parables of our
Off. architects data chart. 10128.
Off. purchasing agents _ [etc.]
20913, 29946.
McCarty (Burke) Treasonable 4th
degree oath of the Knights of Co-
lumbus. 18006.
McCarty (Mrs. I. H.) Al! about the
remnant sales [ete.] 29947-29951.
McCarty (Jf/me. Pernet) Man of the
family. 8411.
1689
INDEX
McCaskey register co. Credit plan
that works [etc.] 26625-26627.
McCaslin (J. C.) Minister of the Gos-
pel, an ambassador for Jesus Christ.
540.
McCathy (Osbourne) Progressive
musie ser. 21511.
McCauley (lL. M.) Tabitha’s letter.
18007.
McCausland (A. T.) Christmas fruit
basket. 29952.
McCay (Winsor) & his Jersey skeet-
ers. (Motion picture) - 25300.
McClain (KE. C.) Truth in the _ ulti-
mate. 4171.
McClanahan (G. W.)
and answers. 20914.
McClave (C. R.) Montana flour mills
co. From the kernel to the loaf.
Bible questions
599.
McClellan (Bert) St. Joseph Co.,
Ind., map. 5337.
McClellan (I. C.) Key to irrigation.
10937.
McCloskey (C. L.) Mae-Terry light-
15658.
Fifteen minutes’
ning caleulator.
McCloskey (N. H.)
grace. 2831." ;
McCloskey (T. F.) Colonial hotel.
Wine list. 17876.
McCloud (G. G.) Kitty cat story bk.
18008.
McCluer (A. T.) Pupils’ hand book
of arith. 7283.
McClure (C. L.) Old flames. 22538.
McClure (S. 8.) Beckley (Zoe) John
D. jr., feels sorrows of the rich.
11775.
M’Clure (W. IF.) Bigger, better bus.
15659.
McClure publications, ine.:
Gould (A. J.) Ladies’ world
filet crochet bk. 26126.
Hauck (L. 8S.) ed.
to-day. 26243.
Henderson (D. M.) Morgan Rob-
ertson at home. 12423.
Ladies world. Tested & approved
New tatting of
household equipment. 26511.
McClure’s magazine. Automobile
yr. bk. 18009.
McClure’s magazine. Automobile yr.
bk. 18009.
McConkey (J. H.) End of the age.
10129.
McConnell (Murray) Few verses.
12811.
McConnell (James) Eastern Hemis-
phere, map. 8609, 11264.
McConnell (R. N.) R. N. McConnell’s
5% telegraphic system. 15660.
McConnell (V. M.) Mother Goose, a
new version.* 7284.
ee ee ew oe eee
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
McConnell ad_ service. McConnell
(V. M.) Mother Goose, a new ver-
sion. 7284.
McConway & Torley co. Catechism of
M. C. B. rules. 29953.
McCormick (Charles)
24113.
McCormick (H. M.) In remembrance.
10131.
Neurometer.
McCormick laboratories, United
States, map. 5360.
McCormick medical college. MeCor-
mick (Charles) Neurometer.
24113.
McCosh (D. 8.) Natl. self teacher
for bugle, ete. 29954.
McCowan (H. S.):
Are you a Gipsy or a German.
[ete.] 26628, 26629.
Baby that wants a home. [ete.]
20915-20917.
Happiest woman in the world.
12812.
Play the game. 541.
Trail a boy travels. 18010.
McCowan (Katharine) :
McCowan (H. 8.) Letter he was
ashamed of. [ete.] 20915-20917.
Trail a boy travels. 18010.
McCown (M. E.) Farmer boy’s call to
arms. 542.
McCown (M. P.):
Mary Arden.
Picture. 4172.
McCoy (J. C.) Iam the ears. 24114.
McCoy (J. D.) Suggestions in X-ray
technic. 4173.
McCoy (Samuel) Contemporary verse.
175, 3493, 6429, 12010, 14863.
McCoy (W. H.):
Burlington, West Burlington &
Des Moines Co., Ia., direct.
28465.
Rockford, Ill., direct. 21654.
McCoy (W. J.) Indianapolis. Law-
yers’ direct. 1993.
McCrackan (W. D.)
skap. 26630.
McCray refrigerator co.:
Coolers for meat markets. 20918.
McCray refrigerators. 29956.
McCrea (J. E.):
Description of Colville Indian
reservation. 7285.
Washington (State), map. 5363.
McCree (Junie) :
Alimony dodger. 13880.
Chocolate bride. 1005.
Dog-gone dangerous girl.
Down the joy line. 16528.
Family trenches. 16545.
Faro’s daughter. 22419.
Frolics in the air. 11026.
Haunted bride. 1071.
29955.
Kristelig viden-
31729.
1690
INDEX
— nos. 1-12, 1916
- McCree (Junie)—Continued.
Hello New York. 5053.
Huckster & the ham. 16575.
Letters from a honkey tonker.
24115.
Matinée girls. 8416.
Much ado about something.
Perfume shop. 1146.
Polly and her pals. 8469.
Royal road. 16672.
Three of a kind. 25054.
War correspondent. 14059.
McCreedy (J. A.) Paris doll. 2911.
McCulloch (R. EF.) Questions for a
young woman of to-day. 7286.
22520.
McCulloch (Samuel) Marion = spe-
cialty co. Thirty six. 380049.
McCullough (J. H.):
Tulsa, Okl. First natl. bank. Ap-
plication for sixty month bonus
savings cert. [etc.] 24725,
24726, 31284, 31285.
Tulsa union loan & savings assn.
Getting on in the world. 22077.
McCullough (J, P.) Teleg. ptg. co.
Catalogue of official forms. 4766.
MacCurdy (J. K.) Girl's cross roads.
18834.
McCutcheon (D. C.)
mailing service. 2192.
McCutcheon (J. T.):
McCutcheon
Allies Balkan campaign. [etc.]
543-545.
Crafty Standard oil co. fete.]
4174, 4175.
Discovery of Lake Michigan by
Chicago in 1916. [ete.] 20919—
20923
Gen. Sarrail & the correspondents.
2195.
Golden fleece. 24116.
J. Raglan Patchmore
18011.
Suggestions for a nice little key-
note speech. 12813.
Turkey heaven. 29957.
MeDade (A. J.):
in town.
Jack Thrift, a poem of riches.
546.
Prosperity. 15661.
Science of investment. 4176.
McDade (J. E.):
Perfection seat work in arith.
[ete.] 29958-29960.
Standard drills in correct Engl.
15662.
Standard drills in U. S.
26631.
McDaniel (Ernest):
Muskogee paint & glass co.
Where art & bus. meet. 10265.
Times-democrat, Muskogee, OKI.
What the European war has
done to the prices of drugs.
hist.
MecDaniels (F. B.)
Stars & Stripes. 29961.
McDermott (J, F.) Selling talk for
agents of Ajax chem. fire engine.
12814.
McDermott (P. G.)
steam & gas fitter.
McDonald (Angus)
Burning of the
Conn. plumber,
172.
Our baby. 9311.
Macdonald (Ballard) Inexperience.
2865.
McDonald (C, A.) Jeweled key.
547.
McDonald (Ethel) Power of health.
18895.
McDonald (Foster)
tetic chart. [ete.]
McDonald (J. B.):
Ancient altar & the new. 15663.
Physicians’ dia-
29962, 29963.
On the Blind pig trail. 12815.
McDonald (Mrs. J. F.) Original
Cluny design. 29965
Old Glory. 4177.
County examina-
29964.
To keep myself
29966.
As it often hap-
Macdonald (J. P.)
McDonald (John)
tion questions.
MacDonald (Pirie)
physically strong.
Macdonald (R. P.)
pens. 10959.
Mac Donald (Wallace) Take the sub-
way. 32061.
MacDougal alley.
McDougall (Patience)
26632.
McDougall co. My book. 266382.
MacDowell (Mrs. Edward) How Ed-
ward MacDowell taught the piano.
(Drama) 22492.
My _— book.
29967.
McDowell (J. W. Wall-) See Wall-
McDowell (J. W.)
McDowell (L. G.) Stories I told
Louise. 4178.
M’Dowell (Mary) More important
than woman suffrage. 29968.
MacEachen (M. M.) Child’s life of
Mary Queen of Scots. 29969.
McEldowney (Elliott):
Contradiction still. 31708.
Mary Young.
Threshold. 11192.
McElhany (E. C.) Dodo. 12816.
McEniry (F. M.) Wisconsin telep.
co. Telep. direct. 22305, 27534.
McEvoy (J.P.) Gist & jest of it. 548,
2196.
McEvoy (T. J.):
Johnson (S. D.)
9925.
Spear (May) Arith. for 5th yr.
10664.
Taitt (M. L. L.) Essentials of
physical geog. 10733.
McEwan (Oliver):
McEwan’s cultural Engl. course.
20924.
United States.
1691
INDEX
McEwan (Oliver)—Continued.
McEwan’'s secretarial course.
15664.
McFalls (E. L.) Featherhead. 1050.
MacFarland (C. A.) Ghost of Lady
Marr. 16561.
McFarlane (C. T.) Geog. of N. Y.
23266.
MacFarlane (W. C.) Little almond
eyes. 26657.
McGahan (If. L.) McGahan vacuum
smelter refining & byproducts sys-
tem. 7287.
McGarey (F. D.) Minute bk. 20925.
McGee (A. G.) Problems of the re-
tail merchant. 26633.
McGettigan (F. J.) Underhand upper-
hand. 18942,
McGhie (John) Riddle of Isis.
MeGill-Warner co.:
Minnesota, map.
St. Paul, Minn., map.
McGinty & the mermaid.
8480.
14128.
19072.
(Motion pic-
ture) 27883.
McGlade (Anne) Our new home
primer. 551.
McGowan & Wood. Newlyweds house-
hold helper. 29970.
McGrady (L. L.) Technique. 13590.
MacGrail (J. F.) Harrington Emer-
son course of study. 20926, 24119,
29971.
MeGrath (T. 8.) Catholic policemen’s
& firemen’s companion. [ete.]
29977, 29978.
McGraw (D. F.) Prudential loan soc.
Who for. 4481.
McGraw central station list. 10132.
McGraw co. Elec., mill & steam sup-
plies. 15665.
McGraw elec. ry. list. 20931.
McGraw elec. trade direct. 2208,
18012, 24120, 29979, 77396, 16756.
McGraw-Hill bk. co., ine. :
Daugherty (R. L.)
3542, 6492.
Huntington (BE. V.) Mathematical
tables. 12477.
McGraw pub. co., ine.:
Hydraulics.
Dlectrical world service. Creat-
ing bus. 225, 226.
Function of the mfr. [ete.]
6627, 6628.
McGraw central station list.
10132.
MeGraw electrical direct. 2203.
McGraw elec. ry. list. 20931.
McGraw elec. trade direct. 18012,
24120, 29979.
McGrawviile, N. Y., direct. 14870.
McGreery (A. L.)
verses. 29980.
McGreevy (Viola):
Call of the cornet.
Sex sublime. 10133.
Minnesota & other
2788.
pt. 1, 0. 8., v. 15
McGregor (T. D.)
29981.
McGregor, Tex., map. 1303.
McGregor bros. & ¢co.:
Analyses, ete. 24121.
A B C of banking.
Bldg. material. [ete.] 18013—
18016.
McGregor’s new eat. of roses.
[ete.] 12817, 12818.
McGregor’s year bk. floral gems.
2204,
Pinnacle, Niggerhead & Purity
coal. 209382.
Production of coal. 29982.
MeGuckin (Eugene) co.:
Armstrong (Robert) Breaking up
broody hens. 9051.
Connelly (Bert) Importance of —
economy in poultry culture.
6427.
Goodwin (H. L.} Precaution the
best way to avoid sickness in
poultry. 3754.
Hare (IF. C.) Brooding chicks
artificially. 6826.
Milk feeding poultry. 1888.
Hicks (R. V.) How to make the
winter flock declare paying divi-
dends. 387.
Keyser (L. E.) Starting in poul-
try. 7121.
Krum (W. G.) Handling & mar-
keting eggs. 2098,
Lewis (H. R.) Evolution & possi-
bilities of the day-old-chick in-
dustry. [ete.] 10073, 10074.
Morman (J. B.) Best methods of
protection against white diar-
rhea. 10247.
Elementary principles for the
operation of an _ ineubator.
4268.
Rice (W. E.) Beginners by exer-
cising care can succeed. 2405.
Smith (G. R.) Great economic
value of 314 eggs in 365 days.
7895.
— Meaning
2517.
Templer (E. R.) Keeping the wolf
from the door. 4771.
Valentine (C. S.) Breeding &
eare of ducks & their commer-
cial possibilities. 10817.
Habits, care & feeding of In-
dian runner ducks. 897.
Vandervort (A. E.) Turkey rais-
ing. 4838.
McHenry, N. D., map. 19023.
Machine gun school at the front.
(Motion picture) 5782.
Maehlin (M. B.) Mercantile manual.
24122.
McIndoo (E. E.)
ment investment guide.
of twelve hens.
McIndoo’s instail-
552.
1692
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
MelInerney (P. J.):
Bituminate pavement, [ete. ]
15666-15668.
McInerney specifications for ce-
ment construction. 12819.
MeIntosh (D. C.) Greene Co., Ind..
' Map. 22714.
ee (Edward) Square deal,
11
MeJunkin (W. D.) adv. agency. One-
minute heart-to-heart public rela-
tions talks. 29983.
Mack (Hughie) Fat man’s burden.
29984.
Mack (Joseph) ptg. house ine. Macks.
26634. °
Mack (Wilbur):
Back home again. 4988,
Pair of tickets. 5134.
Mack (Willard) :
Bob’s blooming bunk. 10968.
Gentlemen, think it over. 5047.
Honk-honk-maybe. 24958.
Oh, doctor. 5125.
Pansy’s particular punch. 8458.
Sherman was right. 1183.
Social sentence. 11169.
Spartan mother. 32033.
Treadmill. 8540.
Mackay (C. D’A.):
Forest princess and other masques.
584.
Memorial Day pageant. 8418*.
McKay (David) Patten (Gilbert)
Clif Stirling, sophomore at Storm-
bridge. 15956.
MacKaye (Percy):
Caliban by the
5002, 10977*.
Canterbury pilgrims.
McKean (Thomas)
McKean (Wilder) Craven. 12434.
McKee ow. - W.) Psychological
thoughts. 29985.
McKeehan (I. P.) Stratford miracles.
8516.
McKeesport, Pa., direct. 4179.
McKenna (J. J.) Automobile owner’s
guide to chauffeur’s manual. 7289.
McKenna (William) Midnight kiss.
24993
yellow sands.
8288, 31671.
Secretary. 1178.
McKenty
i J.) Honor among
thieves & other convicts. 20933.
McKenzie (Sophie) Circle of the
morning light. 29986.
McKenzie Co., N. D., map. 5293,
32234.
McKesson & Robbins. McK. & R.
29987.
Woodland thoughts.
trade price list.
Mackey (C. N.)
29988
Mackey (R. E.)
4180.
McKibben (H. L.)
29989.
Rapid calculator.
Origin of life.
McKie (C. A.) Chihuahua, Mexico,
map. 27705.
Mackie (Clarissa) Edgewater’s se-
cret. 12820.
Mackie (J. F.) . Train rules & train
dispatching. 26635.
Mackie (P.B.)
Mackie-Beyer :
Band leader’s guide. 29990.
New excelsior method for drums,
etc. 10134.
Orchestra leader’s guide. 2205.
See Hopkins (P. M.)
Mekiernan (J. K.) Our Fontenoy.
8450.
McKiernan (W. J.) Our Fontenoy.
8450.
McKinley (E. M.) Roman people.
553.
McKinney (D. F.) Henery on the
Orient. 20934.
McKinnie (Henry) Marvel-miracle
furnace co. Heating problem solved.
21024, 30054.
MacKinnon (A. B.) Pasadena. 2206.
Mckinstry (J. F.) Prayers. 4181.
Mackintosh (C. H.):
Christmas by a batchelor.
4182, 4183.
Envy. 12821.
McKittrick (George)
direct. of advertisers, ete.
MecKittrick’s direct.
etc. 554,
Macks machine co., ine. Doings of
the universal order of canny can-
ners. 7290.
[ete.]
McKittrick’s
554.
of advertisers,
McLain (D. C.) California, map.
22682.
MacLaren (Donald) Woman across
the street. 16728.
Maclaren (John) Annie Laurie.
31623.
MecLauchlin (J. A.)
fit club. Charter.
McLaughlin (A. C.)
Sanitas fifty bene-
30833.
Hist. of the U.
S. for schls. 7291.
McLaughlin (Ernest) Shuttlecock.
8504. ;
McLaughlin (L. E.) Difference drink
makes in any man’s home. 24128.
McLaughlin (P. F.) co. McLaughlin
(P. F.) Paramount issue. 29991.
McLaughlin (R. H.) Raggedy man.
16659.
McLaughlin (R. J.):
Brief biographies for eet fifth
grade. [ete.] 20935-20948.
Geography notes for primary
grades. [ete.] 26636, 26637.
McLaughlin (Robert) Why eternal
Magdalene should be cast in stone.
72938.
McLaughlin (T. C.)
4184.
Safety first.
1693
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
McLean (Jane)
29992.
McLean (W. L.):
Philadelphia bulletin. Facts
about’ selling $opportunities.
693.
— When your bookkeeper goes
on a vacation. 18291.
McLean-Kelly title co. Superior, Wis.,
map. 5352.
McLennan (J. K.) Terramoto. 22616.
Macleod (N. W.) Cinema theatre &
cash eoupon co. 30013.
MacLeod (T. L.) Verde mining dis-
trict, Ariz., map. 27761.
Macleod (Walter) Macleod co. Buck-
eye catalog D. 555.
Macleod co. Buckeye catalog D. 555.
MecLuke (Luke) pseud. See Hastings
(J.-B)
McMahan (T. D.)
complete system. 26638.
Macmahon (E. L.) Harmony between
geology & Genesis I. 7294.
McMahon (G. 8.) Gamper (G. H.)
Perfection plant cost system. 15153.
McMahon (J. L. G.) This story about
Canvass on the
a birthday journey. 10136.
McManus (George) Bringing up
father. 4997.
MeManus (H. T.) Nursery tales
primer. 20944.
MacManus (Seumas) Molly Bawn.
22515.
MacManus (T. F.) Goodyear tire &
rubber co. Protect our good name.
29166.
McManus (William) McManus four
as Sing Sing singers in the three
pardons. 20945.
MeMaster-Clarke (Mabel) Thieves.
32069.
MeMeen (G. M.)
treaturer’s record.
McMichael (C. B.):
‘Angeli (Deigo)
& Chiara Stella.
Up-to-date church
7295, 30015.
Story of Fiorido
9041.
— Story of Leombruno. [etc.]
1408, 1409.
Picon (J. O.) After the battle.
[ete.] 10455, 10456.
McMichael (S. L.) Cleveland, sixth
city. 4185.
MeMillan (E. T.)
Macmillan co.:
Archibold (M. J.) Lab. course of
pract. elec. 25481.
Baby bk. 30016.
Cheating cheaters. | Macmillan co.—Continued.
Childs bk. of holiday plays.
24916*.
Cobb (Collier) North Carolina
suppl. 3470.
Gehrs (J. H.) One hundred exer-
cises in agriculture. 20286.
Good Friday. 5049*.
Gore (W. C.) Study outline.
17681.
Hour-glass. 27599*.
King Richard III. 31840**.
Large (L. A.) Old stories for
young readers. f[ete.] 17946,
17947.
Mary Domitilla (Sister) Fifth
reader. 21024.
—— Fourth reader. 15705.
—— Sixth reader. 26660.
—— Third reader. 10158.
Pittinger (L. A.) Study outline.
18297.
Ramsey (EK. E.) Indiana suppl.
to Farr & MeMurry’s new com-
plete geog. [ete.] 2388, 2389.
Ravindranitha Thaikura (Sir)
My reminiscences. 0.
Steadfast princess. 1194.
Story of Eleusis. 27664.
Study outline. 15669.
Underwood (C. W.) Study out-
line. 18659.
Van Wagenen (Kate) Modern
speller. 8102.
What shall we play? 2962*.
MeMullen (C. A.) Defense. 2815.
MeMullin & Woellhaf. Burlington, Ia.,
map. 5245. 2
MacMurchy (Marjory) Open letter to
college presidents. f[ete.] 26639,
26640. ,
McMurray (De Witt) God is love.
fete.] 30017, 30018.
McMurray (C. A.) George Peabody
college for teachers. Type studies &
lesson plans. 3735, 20306, 23686.
Macnab (A. J.) jr. Individual in-
struction in rifle pract. 4186.
MacNair (Henry):
Dixie motorway. 6593.
Scenic motorway. 18017.
MeNally (M. J.) Our flag. 20946.
McNally (William) MeNally’s bulle-
tin. 20947.
McNamara (J. J.) Judas Iscariot.
7296.
McNamara (J. P.) McNamara series
of post card songs. 556.
McNamara (Michael) varnish co.
Story of honest John. 18018.
Ashley (R. L.) Medieval civiliza- | Macnamee (Alexander) Watch the
tion. 35, 6074. rehearsal. 16711.
Battle. and other poems. S8278*. McNary (J. E.) Natl. savings ¢o.,
Cajori (Florian) Answers. to ine. Natl system of savings.
Elementary algebra. 6334. 21216. |
1694
SS
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
MeNichols (J. P.)
—
MeNaughton (Flint)
service. Selling aid cuts.
24549.
MeNeil (C. A.) Which has the long-
est range, 24124.
MacNeil (lL. W.)
7633
McNerhaney & co. Chandler (G. L.)
If a boy wants to look like a man.
14763.
Selling aid cut
4596,
Layman’s law bk.
Plan & arrange-
ment of Fundamental English.
30019.
MacNicol (L. V.) Notin. 1133.
MacNicol (Le Roy) Not in. 1133.
MacNider (G. M.) Preparation of
size for cotton warps. 4187.
MeNitzky ptg. co. Are you misrepre-
sented. 20948, 20949.
MacNutt (F. A.) Three plays.
McNutt (H. M.) Naomi.
22528
McNutt (Kathleen)
9172.
Macomb Co., Mich.:
Direct. 20950.
Map. 14115, 16821.
Macomber (G. R.) Creditors’ protec-
tive assn., inc. Modern credit re-
porting. 1629.
Macon, Mo., map. 32235.
Macon Co., Ill., map. 45294, 25139.
Macoy pub. & masonic supply co.
32072.
22527,
Art in dress.
Col-
ville (W. J.) Story of Parsifal.
14852.
MePartland (G. P.) Baby — shop.
24903
McQuaid (E. A.) Mohr attempted for
six yrs. to ruin minister. 2207.
McQuay-Norris mfg. co.:
Dimensions of piston rings. [ete.]
7297, 7298.
Free adv. cut service. [etc.]
12822, 12823.
Pistons & power for Fords. 10137.
To have & to hold power. 20951.
You've invested money in your
tractor. 30020.
Macqueén (James) Submarine F-7.
82053.
Macqueen (W.N.) & co. 3% why not
6%. 30021.
MecQuilkin (A. H.) Somebody’s
mother. 7299.
MecQuilkin (J. S.) Light & shadow
in reproductive ptg. 24125.
MacRae (Albert) MacRae’s blue bk.
18019.
MacRae (James) Salute the flag.
15672.
MacRae’s blue bk. 18019.
Macready (J. W.) Dora Thorne.
1034
McSpadden (J. W.) All aboard.
30022,
McSween (J. S.) On the border.
18020.
McSween (Marjorie) On the border.
18020.
MePyier (J, « By) Exner (M. J.)
Friend or enemy. 25961.
McWade mdse. corp. ine.:
Preliminary prospectus. 30023.
Special allotment. 15673.
MacWilliams (E. N.) Stage business.
16688.
Macy (M. E.) Eldridge’s tide-bk. &
marine direct. 1747.
Macy (R. H.) & co.:
Dollar diplo-macy.
Hubbard (Elbert)
23867.
Necessary information for
ing. 20952.
Maczkov (P. I.) Citizen.
Mad hermit. (Motion picture)
Mad with the heat. (Drama)
24126.
Pay as you go.
sell-
18021.
32441,
1104.
Madame Cubist. (Motion picture)
5712.
Madame La Presidente. (Motion pic-
ture) 57138.
Madame X. (Motion picture) 5714,
5715.
Madeap. (Motion picture) 11470.
Madcap Mollie. (Drama) 31873.
Madcap queen of Crona. (Motion pic-
ture) 5716.
Madden (J. T.)
profession of accountancy.
Preparing for the
12824.
Maddock’s (Thomas) sons co. Cata-
logue G. 12825.
Made in Philly. (Drama) 16606.
Madelaine Morel. (Motion picture)
5717.
Mlle. Georgette. (Drama) 31874.
Madera, Cal., map. 16791.
Madge Gray. (Drama) 16607.
Madill, Okl., map. 8630.
Madison (James):
Cohen telephones the marriage bu-
reau. 18779.
Her first patient. 22448.
Madison, N. J., direct. 30192.
Madison, Wis., direct. 26641.
Madison Co., Ind.:
Direct. 15674.
Map. 3048.
Madison board of commerce. Why &
how. 7300.
Madison Co., O., direct. 571.
Madness of Helen. (Motion picture)
27884.
Madonna Dianora. (Drama) 2883.
Madrid, Ia., map. 8631.
Madrigal del beso. (Drama) 31875.
Maerker - Brandenburg (Albrecht)
Rush! ein roman aus dem deutschen
Wy 3 FSor-.
Mirz-verlag, g.m.b. h. Marz. 15675,
18022.
1695
INDEX
J
= ‘+
pt. I, 0. s., v.13
Maeterlinck (Maurice) Miracle of | Mail order news corp. Mail order
Saint Anthony. 22509. truths. 26648.
Magazine girl. (Drama) 22493. Main (S. A.) St. Louis Co., Minn.,
Magee (A. F.) Magee readers. 10138, map. 14156. +s
15692. Main (W. F.):
Maggie Pepper. (Drama) 27627. Last word in bus. building cam-
Magic chalice. (Drama) 381954. paigns. 558.
Magic fairy tale drawing bk. 25710. Most powerful combination in bus.
Magic slipper. (Drama) 31691. bldg. methods. f[ete.] 4190,
Magical city. (Drama). 8409. 4191.
Magill-Weinsheimer co. M.-W. im- Prospectus of an automatic bus.
print. 24112. bldg. campaign. 7303.
Magnanimity. (Drama) 2493*. Warner (C. G.) Successful sell-
Magnet girl. (Drama) 8410. ing method. 2663.
Magniphone co.: Main elec. mfg. co. Main-electric-
Audiphone. 10139. light. 10140, 30026.
Help us to help others. 21002. Main spring. (Motion picture)
Magniphone for the deaf or hard 27885.
of hearing. 15693. Main street auto sales co. Start right.
Order for the magniphone for the right now. 4192.
deaf. 18029. Main 4400. (Motion picture) 25301.
Magnolia Park assn. Prospectus of | Maine, map. 1304, 3049, 14116—
the Magnolia farms. 21003. 14119, 16822, 22743.
Magnus (Eugenie) Silent Sue. 1184. | Maine automobile assn.:
Magnus Leonis. (Drama) _ 11086. Maine automobile road bk. & pine
Magnussen (Julius) Betty. 991. tree tour of Maine & White Mts.
Magog (H. J.) Démon boche. [ete.] 15694.
4188, 4189. Maine, map. 14116.
Magoun (J. B.) Why the women lost. | Maine automobile road bk. & pine tree
1227. tour of Me. & White Mts. 15694.
Magruder (W. E.) Hernia. 12826. Maine telep. & teleg. co. Telep. di-
Maguire rubber co. High grade me- rect. 4193, 21005.
chanical rubber goods for all pur- | Maitre Alice. (Drama) 13978.
» poses. 7302. Majestic Ceylon. (Motion picture)
Mahan (E. C.): 32442.
Southern coal & coke co. Co-op- | Major (G. M.) All's swell that ends
erative adv. service. 4683. swell. 31618.
Southern’s coal notes. T7908. Major Bluff’s adventures. (Motion
Mahan (FE. W.): picture) 5718.
Best only for football player. | Major General commanding. (Drama)
[ete.] 26642-26646. 13979. =
Eddie Mahan, 21004, Major Meg. (Drama) 16608.
Football captain should be one of | Major Pendennis. (Drama) 24982.
the boys. [ete.] 30024, 30025. | Makee (Walt) Seratch race. 25021.
Football code pleases Mahan. | Makepeace (B. L.) Loxo compound
[ete.] 24127, 24128. level. 26649.
Mahin (J. L.) Bigger, better bus. | Making a U. 8S. soldier. (Motion pic-
2208. ture) 22945.
Mahoney (C. 8.) Hoffman house bar- | Making an impression. (Motion pic-
tender’s guide. 12827. ture) 22946.
Mahony (H. J.) Cube root & di- | Making good. (Motion picture) 5719.
mensions. 12828. Making of an officer; with the Artist’s
Mahony (P. R.) Método moderno rifles at the front. (Motion picture)
para aprender 4 escribir en mé&- 5780.
quina por el sentido del tacto. | Making of Maddalena. (Motion pic-
26647. ture) 11471.
Mahood (J. W.) Lights that fail. | Making over Milton. (Drama)
567. 18865.
Maid to order. (Drama) 18864. Making the movies. (Drama) 27628.
Maidens of the mount. (Drama) | Malanese (Mariano) Child of Judea.
8327*. 8292.
Maiden’s prayer. (Drama) 31876. Malcom, Ia., map. 8632.
Mail & express co. Evening mail, New | Maldague (Georges) :
York. Evening mail real estate Chevaliers de lamour. 2214,
suppl. 1782. 12829.
1696
a
~ nos, 1-12, 1916
INDEX
Maldague (Georges)—Continued.
Pour le roi de Prusse. 30027.
Maldici6én gitana. (Drama) 31877.
mepeeeonado (José) Plaza de Olavide.
Mat ( pecan) pseud. See Harrison
, S. K.)
De ickssn (P. S.) Tire supply co.
Killing—high tire prices. 10756.
Malis (Samuel) Accountants educa-
~ tional institute. Bookkeeping
course. [ete.] 3, 4.
Malleson (Miles) :
Man of ideas. 11088.
Paddey pools. 22547.
Thumbnail sketch of Catherine
the Great of Russia. 1198.
Youth. 22662.
Mallon (J. 0.) Detained in a mad-
house. 10141.
Malloy (J. F.) Other girl. 2909.
Malloy (Martin) Mammy Joe's phil-
30028.
Malone (Ella) Malone (Walter) Op-
portunity. 559.
Malone (Walter) Opportunity. 559.
Maloney car stake co. Maloney tele-
scopic car stake. 30170.
Malsin (Albert) Moskowitz (B. I.)
Modern mother’s experience. 30197.
Malta Bend, Mo., map. 27731.
Maltese (Frank) Great = reward.
16564.
Maltese (S. R.) Great reward. 16564.
Malvaloca. (Drama) 24983, 31877*.
Mamma’s boy. (Drama) _ 11087.
Mammon & Molock. (Motion picture)
22901.
Man. (Drama) 1105.
Man—a woman—&
(Drama) 24984.
Man across the street.
another man.
(Motion pic-
ture) 170038.
Man & his angel. (Motion picture)
5720.
Man & his soul. (Motion picture.)
5721.
Man & morality. (Motion picture)
5722.
Man & the test. (Motion picture)
8816.
Man and woman (male and female)
(Drama) 13980.
Man behind the curtain. (Motion pic-
ture) 11472.
Man for a’ that. (Motion picture).
19241.
Man from Bitter Roots. (Motion pic-
ture) 17004.
Man from _ Buda-Pesth. (Drama)
31878.
Man from Egypt. (Drama). 16609.
Man from Egypt.
(Motion picture)
17005. E
Man from nowhere. (Motion picture)
11473.
Man he might have been. (Motion pic-
ture) 32448.
Man he used to be. (Motion picture)
5723.
Man hunt. (Drama) 31879.
Man hunt. (Motion picture) 8838.
Man in him. (Motion picture) 5724.
Man in motley. (Motion picture)
27886.
Man in red. (Drama) 1106.
Man in the manhole. (Drama) 5091.
Man inside. (Motion picture) 5725.
Man-made law. (Drama) 22494.
Man of ideas. (Drama) 11088.
Man of promise. (Drama) 22495.
Man of sorrow. (Motion picture)
S839.
Man of the family. (Drama) 8411.
Man of the hour. (Drama) 27629.
Man outside. (Drama) 5092.
Man proposes—but. (Drama) 24985.
Man size job. (Drama) 16610.
Man who always smiled. (Drama)
18866.
Man who bore the burden. (Drama)
8327*.
Man who bought London. (Motion
picture) 14807.
Man who called after dark. (Motion
picture) 8840.
Man who cried _ quits. (Drama)
31880. .
Man who stayed at home. (Drama)
16611.
Man who stood still. (Motion picture)
25302.
(Drama) 276380.
(Motion picture)
Man who was dead.
Man who went sane.
25303.
Man with the missing finger, series 2.
(Motion picture) 5726.
Man within. (Motion picture) 8841.
Man without a country (Drama)
27631.
Man without a soul.
17006.
Manahan (E. L) Book of identifica-
tion of Catholic church membership.
7304.
Manchester, N. H.:
(Motion picture)
Direct. 18030, 26650.
Map. 3050.
Mandel (Edward) New Barnes spell-
ing bks., language series. 7305.
Mandel bros. Mandel bros. weekly art
eut service. 4194, 7306, 10142,
12833, 15695. 18031, 21006, 24129,
26651, 30629-30031.
Mandeville (Paul) co. Valuable sug-
gestions for the care of eggs. 7310.
Mangum, OkKl., map. 27732.
Manhattan, N. Y., direct. 7446.
Manhattan Beach, Cal., direct. 2396.
1697
INDEX ,
pt. I, n. s., v.13
Manhattan paint works. Paint, var- | Mantle of deceit. (Motion picture)
nishes & roofing. 15696. 25304,
Manhattan waiters assn., inc. 6th an- | Manton rojo. (Drama) 8412.
nual ball. 7311. Mantz (I. P.):
Manifold & Poole. Straight line dia-
gram. 21017.
Maniloff (Jacob) Magnolia park
assn. Prospectus of the Magnolia
farms. 21003.
Manitoba readers’ (Polish) 4198,
10147.
Manitou, Col., direct. 14850.
Manitou & Pikes Peak ry. co. World
famous cog-road. High altitude and
the heart. 22319.
Mank (Burton) syndicate.
(Arthur) Bowling pests. 9076.
Mankato, Minn., direct. 12838.
Mann (F. I.) Frank Mann’s soil bk.
12839.
Mann (H. A.)
Manners (J. H.)
Bear
25021.
8580*.
His chance.
Wreckage.
Manning (C. E.) Clock of the fu-
ture. 12840.
Manning (Denison) My Ga. girl &
24130.
Woman's point of
The human brick.
Manning (FE. G.)
view. 12841.
Manning (H. A.) co.:
Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Capi-
tol district, N. Y., direct. 17.
Amherst, Hadley, Belchertown,
Mass., direct. 3206.
Barre, Vt., direct. 50.
Brattleboro, Vt., direct. 17283.
Montpelier, Vt., direct. 4260.
Springfield and Chester, Vt., di-
rect. 822.
Manning (Warren H.)
map. 22747.
Manning (William H.)
Massachusetts,
Strong Jacob
of Eden. 12842.
Mannix (W. F.) Amer. security.
30032.
Manoil (James) Manoil (James) co.,
inc. Manophone. 24131.
Manor, Tex., map. 32236.
Manovill (Bernard) Eleventh com-
mandment: Thou shalt insure thy
life. 18033. ,
Man’s game. (Drama) 1107.
Man’s hardest fight. (Motion picture)
17007.
Man’s prerogative (Drama) 2884.
Man’s way. (Drama) 13981.
Man’s work. (Motion picture) 5727.
Mansard mystery. 27887.
Mansfield (G. C.) eco. Sales chart.
7312.
Mansfield, Mass., map. 11289.
Manteaux. (Drama) 24906.
Mantle lamp co. of America, ine. After
the sun goes down. [ete.] 24132,
24133.
Commonwealth investment co. of
Enid, Okl. Agricultural bank-
ing forms. 28655.
Trick discovered. 15697.
Manual arts press. Shop problems.
10148, 24134.
Manual of statistics co. Manual of
statistics. 18034,
Manufacturers & dealers assn. of
America. (Educational publicity
dept.) Facts. 560.
Manufacturers & wholesalers assn.:
Eldred (F. C.) Instr. to mem-
bers. 17569.
Instrs. to attorney. [etc.] 18035—
18037.
Notice to delinquent debtor.
24135.
Manufacturers casualty insur. co.
Ruxton (Robert) Your automobile.
13373.
Manufacturers trust co. Making a
will to avoid complications. 7313.
Manufacturing jewelers’ bd. of trade.
Ref. bk. 10149, 21020.
Many aslip. (Motion picture) 32495.
Mapa de Europa. (Drama) 2885.
Maple flooring mfrs. assn.:
Grading rules for maple, beech &
birch flooring. 24136.
How to lay & finish maple floors.
[ete.] 561-564.
Rate bk. 15698.
Maratta (H. G.) Maratta scales of
artist’s oil pigments. 26654.
Marble (B. L.) chair co. Suppl. to
eatalog. 4199.
Marble heart. (Motion picture) 5728.
Marcante (Antonio) Boosting busi-
ness. [etc.] 30033, 30034.
Marceau (T. C.) Marceau. Baby
pamphlet. [ete.] 12843, 12844.
March bros. :
Lost village. 22486.
Plaie for merrie May tyme. 25020.
Shakespeare up-to-date. 22586.
March of truth. (Drama) 14049*.
March winds. (Drama) 2886.
Marcin (Max):
Cheating cheaters. 10986.
House of glass. 11054.
Marconi pub. corp. Bucher (KE. E.)
How to pass U. S. govt. wireless
license exams. 17294.
Marcus (S. H.) Songs of Godhead.
18038
Marcy (Mrs. E. D.) Mother’s prayer.
4200.
Marcy. (Mary) How the farmer can
get his. 18039.
1698
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Marden, Orth & Hastings co. College
inn salads & some other recipes.
565.
Marfield (D. S.) Who were your an-
cestors? 8571.
Margate City, N. J., direct. 17175.
Mar-ge-let adv. co. Commer. tribune.
Commer. tribune’s Who’s who con-
test. 19878.
Margileth (A. W.) Reliance coal &
coke co. Directions. 30720.
- Marguerite. (Motion picture) 32444.
_ Margueritte (Paul) Autre lumiére.
12845.
Mari garcon (Drama) 24986.
Mari malgré lui. (Drama)
Maria Rosa. (Motion picture) 8842.
Mariage de Hoche. (Drama) 24987.
a par pro-curation. (Drama)
1
Marie de France Sai de |’ oiselet.
11231.
Marie recites. (Drama) 32094.
Marietta, 0., direct. 30035
Marin (Enrique Lépez-)
Marin (Enrique)
Marine oil engine co., ine.
marine oil engines. 4201.
Marine trust co. Member's card.
30036.
16612.
See Lépez-
Skandia
Mariner (W. E.) Sworn statement in
proof of loss. 2217.
Mario (Marc):
Enfant de la Croix-rouge.
Enfant du Malheur. 24137.
Mario e Maria. (Drama) 16613.
Marion Co., Ind., map. 14120.
Marion Co., W. Va., map. 32237.
Marion specialty co. Thirty
30049
15699.
six.
Marionettes. (Motion picture) 5840.
Maristany (A. P.):
Angel rebelde. 10957.
Conquista del amigo. 31702.
Marjorie. (Drama) 11089.
Marjorie’s luck. (Drama) 31881.
Mark of a gentleman. (Motion pic-
ture) 11474.
Mark of Cain. (Motion picture)
17008.
Mark Twain co. Pudd’nhead Wilson.
5833.
Markell (G. E.) Gold colored pencil.
30050.
Markham (Catharine) How Christ-
mas was saved. 27656.
Markham (Edwin) What & why &
when to read. 21021.
Markham (R. D.) Sample bk. & cuts.
2218
Marks (Alex) Natural hair goods.
12846
Marks ret. B.) World conqueror.
22659.
Marks (Jeannette) :
Baronet and the baby. 2786.
Deacon’s hat. 2813.
Glow man. 2846.
Rambler’s reading list of good
bks. 18040.
Marks (L. S.)
diagram. 26655.
Marks (M. E.) 31939.
Markus (Elizabeth )
22480.
Marlboro, Mass., direct. 10150.
Marlborough hotel. What every guest
of this hotel should know. 15700.
Marlin, Tex., map. 8633.
Marlow (Ralph) Big fine motorcycle
boys on the battle line. 10151.
Marly (M. W.) Moral soc. Moral so-
ciety tract. 24181.
Marmoret som sov.
Total heat-entropy
Liberation.
(Drama) 1108.
Marnell (David) Grecian knight
(night) 2890.
Marny (Louise) See Muller (lL. M.)
Marooned. (Motion picture) 25305.
Marose (Otto):
His lost love. 31806.
Revenge. 32000.
Wandering boy. 1217.
Marquette, Mich., direct. 10152.
Marquina (Pascual):
Marquina (—) Gioconda. 2845.
Granja de los amores. 13941.
Villa triste y escacharrada. 32108.
Marriage bond. (Motion picture)
22947.
Marriage broker. (Drama) 22496.
Marriage broker. (Motion picture)
19242. !
Marriage bureau. (Drama) 5093.
Marriage for revenge. (Motion pic-
ture) 19243.
Marriage in the dark. (Drama)
31882.
Marriage of Anne. (Drama) 5159.
Marriage of Arthur. (Motion picture)
11475.
Married a year. (Motion picture)
27888.
Married on the wing. (Motion pic-
ture) 5729.
Marrow (J. W.) M. S. pharmacal co.
Jn-o-me toilet preparations. 4168,
10125, 30051.
Marry for love. (Drama) 31883.
Marrying a ghost. (Drama) 18867,
22497.
Marrying for money. (Drama)
22498.
(Drama) 24888.
Bonheur vo-
Marrying Mary.
Marsan (Maurice de)
lant. 16502.
Marschutz (I.) Lamb (L. A.)
ing globe. 20819.
Marséle (Jean)
16612.
Gaz-
Mari malgré lui.
169$
INDEX
pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
Marsh (FE. C. S.)
the Conqueror. 27680.
Marsh (G. L.) Good English. 6630.
Marsh (Henry) Knight & Christensen
co. Put-me-on for fresh air. [etc.]
12670, 12671.
Marsh (W. E.)
4202.
Marshall (Abigail) :
It must be the clothes.
Misfit fortune, 2894.
Mother of a man. 1118.
Room with bath, 22578.
Root of evil. 25033.
Strangers. 25048.
Marshall (Edward) Chamberlain tells
Wooing of William
Pathway to health.
5069.
of India & the war. [ete.] 7314-
7318. .
Marshall (F. A.) Hamlet. 16565*.
Marshall (J.S.) Ad helps for clothiers
& men’s furnishers. 15701.
Marshall (M. N.) Mother Goose ta-
bleaux. 21022.
Marshall (R. E.):
Friday the thirteenth. 2835.
Through him. 11193.
Marshall (Robert) Philosophy of
phylaxiology. 8248.
Marshall (Mrs. T. R.) Preserve the
Amer. home, 566.
Marshall (W. G.):
Cynthia’s romance.
One New Year's night.
S-O-S-Uncle Sam. 5175.
Marshall (W. R.) William Robert
Marshall’s personal mail course in
scientific salesmanship. 10158.
Marshall, N. C., map. 32238.
Marshall & Ilsley bank. Family thrift
bk. 7319.
Marshall, Bruce, Polk co.
Tenn., direct. 10270.
Marshall-Jackson co.
unionism, 18041.
Marshalltown, Ia., direct. 30052.
Marshalltown club. In the forefront
as a city of progress. 15702.
Marshfield, Mass., map. 14121.
Marski (T. Kanton i) See Kantor i
Marski (T.)
Marston (C. E.) Geog. of Mo. 26656.
Martell (Mme. M.) Good luck birth
5017.
14004,
Nashville,
Closed shop
reader. 7320.
Martens (F. H.) Little almond eyes.
26657.
Martha’s vindication. (Motion pic-
ture) 11476.
Martin (Mrs. A. E.) Lecture on the
structure of the Engl. lang. 18780.
Martin (B. S.) Martin (Mrs. A. E.)
Lecture on the structure of the Engl.
lang. 18780.
Martin (C. E.)
26658.
Simplified calendar.
1700
Martin (C.H.) Orthopedic appliances.
15703.
Martin (Cornelius) Aid ptg. co. Sim-
plified calendar. 19375, 30053.
Martin (D. H.) What next? 7322.
Martin (E. A.) America in its mak-
ing. 27555*.
Martin (F. A.) comp. Best track &
field performances. 12847.
Martin (G. E.) Studies in reading.
4591.
Martin (G. G.) Home-trade booster,
2219.
Martin (H. E.)
plays co.
10421.
Martin (H. R.)
Paramount photo-
Photoplay pointers.
Barnabetta. 16539.
Martin (H. V.) Answer lady. 27557.
Martin (J. D.) Symptoms, causes &
remedies of poultry diseases. 21023.
Martin (John) Letters to children.
24138.
Martin (José Ramos) See Ramos
Martin (José)
Martin (Kenneth) Martin safety first
horse hitch co. Confidential terms
and prices to representatives. [ete.]
4203-4205.
Martin (L. H.) Conspiring Cupid's
compound, 7323.
Martin (Mac) Bigger, better bus.
10154.
Martin (Marshall) Treasure chest.
4211.
Martin (Richard) Patriot’s song.
15704.
Martin (T. L.) Heartstrings. 24952.
Martin (W. J.) Martin non-skid in-
terlock horse-shoe quoits. 10157.
Martin (W. L.) Preparedness. 26659.
Martin (W. S.):
Aladdin, 22349.
Around, the world in eighty days.
31627.
Cinderella. 31691.
Pathfinder. 31958.
Snow White and the _ seven
dwarfs. 32028.
Tinder box. 32076.
Martin (Walter) Astrasophy. 12848.
Martin de Eugenio (J. M.):
Resurrecci6n de Fantémas. 5168.
13? 2969. ,
Martin safety first horse hitch co.
Confidential terms & prices to rep-
resentatives. [ete.] 4203-4205.
Martin studios:
Aladdin. 22349.
Around the world in eighty days.
31627.
Cinderella. 31691.
Pathfinder. 31958.
Snow White and the seven dwarfs.
32028.
Tinder box. 32076.
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INDEX
“nos. 1-12, 1916
Martin will mystery. (Drama)
22499.
Martindale mercantile agency.
tindale mercantile agency
guide, 12849.
Martine (Rose) pseud. Sce Deming
CR. FP.)
Martinez (J. A.) Cacerfa. 10977.
Martinez (R. J.):
n American intercedes. 8260.
Southern methods. 5186.
Martinez, Cal., direct. 27048.
Martini (Alexis) His word of honor.
Martin’s (John) house, inc.:
Burgess (Thornton) Little animal
stories. 28308.
Gruelle (John) ‘Travels of Tim-
‘my Toodles. 23750.
Martin (John) Letters to chil-
dren. 24138.
Martinsdale, Mont., map. 16823.
Martinsville, Ind., map. 22744.
Martrit (M. L.) Other girls thoughts
and mine. 28791.
Martyr. (Drama)
Martyrdom of Philip Strong.
picture) 27S889%.
Martyrs. (Drama) 22500.
Martyrs of the Alamo. (Motion pic-
ture) 8843.
Marv. pseud.
Marvel miracle furnace co.
problem solved. 30054.
Marx (E. F.):
Another chance, 27556.
Consultation free. 22392.
Motherhood. 11108.
Mary (Jules) Amour dans les ruines.
2220, 12850.
Mary Ann. (Drama) 22501.
Mary Clarissa (Sister) Geography.
fete.] 30055-30059.
Mary Domitilla (Sister):
Fifth reader. 21025.
Fourth reader. 15705.
Sixth reader. 26660.
Third reader. 10158.
Mary Jane’s cook bk. 24417.
Mary of the mines. (Drama) 16614.
Mary Young. (Drama) 22502.
Maryland, map. 3051, 3052, 22745.
Maryland, Virginia, direct. 567.
Mary’s ankle. (Drama) 84138.
Marysville, O., map. 3053.
Mas (Ram6n Asensio)
Mas (Ramén)
Masefield (John):
Good Friday. 5049*.
Locked chest. 27624.
Sweeps of ninety-eight. 27624.
Mashek eng. co. Coal briquetting
machinery & plants. 18042.
Mashing a masher. (Drama) 31884.
Mask. (Drama) 31885.
77396—17——16
Mar-
annual
11090, 18982.
(Motion
See Moore (M. S.)
Heating
See Asensio
Mask of fortune.
17009.
(Motion picture)
Mask of men. (Drama) 276382.
Mask of vice. (Drama) 27633.
Masked ball. (Motion picture) 22991.
Masked battery. (Drama) 2887.
Masked marvel. (Drama) 5094.
Masked _ rider. (Motion picture)
14308.
Masked woman. (Motion picture)
25306.
Masks. (Drama) 31886.
Mason (A. BE. W.) Affair at the Semi-
ramis hotel. 30060.
Mason (A. G.) mfg. co.:
A. G. Mason mfg. co. sales service.
30061. ;
Copyrighted pictorial illustrations.
21026.
25 cents is all you need. 10159.
Mason (B. A.) Value of a valet.
12857.
Mason (C. H.):
For the man she loved.
Other wife. 14008.
11021.
Mason (Homozelle) Morning with
Trowbridge. 12858.
Mason (I. 8.) Girl as a home maker.
30062.
Mason (J. W. T.) Secret sex. 8490.
Mason (N. B.) Deary Dot & the
squee. 30063.
Mason (R. EE.) Come listen at the
beach. 568.
Mason (W. E.) sr. Points from the
speech of ex-Senator W. E. Mason.
21027.
Mason (Walt):
Christmas thought.
30064, 30065.
Farming in China.
570.
Mason City, Ia.:
Direct. 18043.
Map. 27733.
Masonic periodicats, ine. Norton
(Roy) Mission. 159038, 18230, 21450.
[ete.] 12859,
[ete.] 569,
Masque of Christmas. (Drama)
27584.
Masque of conservation. (Drama)
27584.
Masque of life. (Motion picture)
19244.
Masque of Pomona. (Drama) 27584.
Masque of Psyche. (Drama) 5095.
Masque of the dawn. (Drama)
16615.
Masquerade of charity. (Drama)
8414.
Mass every day in the year calendar.
30066.
Mass (mine) map. 25140.
Massachusetts :
Map. 1305, 3054, 14122, 22746,
22747.
1701
INDEX
Massachusetts—Continued.
Supreme judicial court.
repts. 26661, 30067.
Massachusetts Audubon soc.
ard (Winthrop). Winter
243738.
Massachusetts golf assn. Instr. for
caddies & information for players.
12861.
Massachusetts retail shoe merchants
Mass.
Pack-
birds.
assn., inc. What to expect & what
not to expect in footwear. 10160.
Massachusetts trust co. Old Glory
savings club. 2223.
Massacre (Drama) 28838.
Massage parlor occurrence. (Drama)
8415.
Massenet (Jules) Cleopatra 1009.
Massengale (St. Elmo) Bigger, better
bus. 10161.
Massey (G. E.) Eileen of the movies.
22411.
Massey bus. college. Massey (R. W.)
Massey’s touch typewriting manual.
21028.
Massillon, O., direct. 26671.
Masten & Wells fireworks mfg. co.
Catalogue & price list. 10167.
Master. (Drama) 24989.
Master builders co. Master builders’
primer. 4206.
Master cometh. (Drama) 5096.
Master mind pub. co.:
Metaphysical almanac. 4222.
Militz (A. R.) Way to heal as
taught by Jesus Christ. 12908.
Seott (M. I.) Pilgrimage of a
soul. 21779.
Master minds of finance. 12226.
Master of her soul. (Motion picture)
32445.
Master of the hills. (Drama) 18868.
Master of the looms. (Drama) 5097.
Master of thunder. (Motion picture)
3257
(Drama) 5098.
Master ‘parent.
Master passion. (Motion picture)
32446.
Master physician. (Motion picture)
5730.
Master Will of Stratford. (Drama)
5099.
Masterpiece (Drama) 25057.
Masters (R.) Meyer-Both co. News-
paper feature cut service. 4224,
7336, 10186, 12885-12901, 15730,
18062, 21049-21072, 24157, 26689,
35100.
pt. 1, 2. 8., v.13
Mateos (Gregorio Esteban) See Este-
ban Mateos (Gregorio)
Mater Dolorosa. (Drama) 1109.
Material men’s mercantile assn., Itd.:
Association’s bk. 15706.
Monthly suppl. 18044, 26672.
New names & re-ratings. [etc.]
21029, 21030, 30069, 30070.
Mather (C. C.):
Dispatches
18820.
Double-crossed. 8325.
Mather-Carroll co., Carma _ church-
workers cooperative plan. 26673.
Mathews (B. D.) Conversation les-
sons for the beginner in music.
30071.
for Washington.
Mathews (F. A.) Sleeping bags.
8510. -
Mathews (G. S.) Home management.
7321.
Mathews, Tanzey corp. :
Pure milk. 10481.
Safe milk. 21031.
Mathie (Karl) Brewer. 22375.
Mathiesen (Otto) Mycountry. 22522.
Mathis (Bob) Fifty-fifty. 31762.
Matin. Priollet (—) Roi des cuis-
tots. 30672.
Matinée girls. (Drama) 8416.
Matinée idol. (Motion picture)
32447.
Matlack (J.R.) Preparedness. 10168.
Matos adv. co., ine.:
Ellis (R. P.) Chicken dollars &
sense. 231, 1750, 3639-3641.
Stoneburn (F. H.) Adopt effec-
tive preventive measures. [etc.]
7966-7969.
—— Artificial hatching of chicks.
fete.] 4723-4725.
Great development of the
poultry indus. [ete.] 13558-
13560.
Keep the chickens growing
steadily. [ete.] 10713-10717.
Matos-Menz adv. co., ine. Stoneburn
(F. H.) Winter egg production de-
termined by breeding, &c. 4725.
Matrimonial martyr. (Motion pic-
ture) 11477
Matrimony the highest office.
(Drama) 22369.
Matson (C. V.) Message of peace.
12862.
Matter of taste. (Drama) 31887.
Matteson (A. M.) Lady _ sheriff.
31844.
Matteson (G. A.) Lady sheriff. 31844.
Mata film co. Opportunity. 5791. Matthews (A. M.) Piningu darymo
Matarifas. (Drama) paslaptis. 30072.
Matching the coal to the plant. 1851. | Matthews (Adelaide) O’Neil. 11121.
Matchmakers. (Drama) 24931*. Matthews (Brander) :
Matchmakers. (Motion picture) Chief European dramatists.
8844. 10987*
1702
nos. 1-12, 1916
Matthews (Brander )—Continued.
Shakespeare after three hundred
years. 12863.
Matthews (EE. ©.) Red bk., Knox-
ville, Tenn. 721.
Matthews (H. B.) In exile. 380073.
Matthews (J. N.) co. See, for entries
of maps, this index under names of
places.
Matthews (James) His price. 16573.
Matthews (O. 8.) I’ve just received a
letter. 30074.
Matthews-Northrup works:
Outline map of the U. S. A. show-
ing the presidential vote in de-
tail. 18045,
World, map. 25195.
Matthieu (David) pseud.
(Karl)
Mattocks (S. S.) Mattocks’ change-
able letter & number code. 26674.
Mattos (Max Teixeira de) See Teix-
eira de Mattos (Max)
Mattulath (Alice) Frauen sind die
hiiter. 4207.
Matty’s love affair.
22948
See Mathie
(Motion picture)
Matzdorff (C. M.) Atonement. 8273.
Maud. (Motion picture) 11491.
Maule (W. H.) inc. Maule seed bk.
30075.
Maupassant (Guy de) Necklace.
31924.
Mauprey (—) Faribol. 1047.
Mauprey (André) 1914-1915. 1236.
Maurer (R. J.) Recognizing your op-
portunity. 30076.
Maurer (W. P.) Filmland favorites.
4208.
Maurice & Adams. Eciruam gowns.
18046.
Mavourneen. (Drama) 27633*.
Mawson (Robert):
Making bayonet scabbards,
18047-18050, 21032, 21033.
Making the 4.5 in. howitzer car-
tridge case. 15708.
Making 1 Ib. cartridge cases.
12864.
Mfg. 12-in. shrapnel. 7324, 10169.
[ete. ]
Maxey (I. V.) Melody of the heart.
10170.
Maxfield (B. L.) Law of landlord &
tenant. 24139.
Maxim (Hudson) Dynamite stories.
30077.
Maxwell (Elsa)
Sisters. 8417*.
Maxwell (Helen)
home. 26675.
Maxwell (J. B.):
Ladies reducing parlor.
Police lieutenant. 14025.
Maxwell (J. J.) Lamb ry. service
co., Itd. Lamb burner. 7192.
Melinda and her
Beauty making at
16591.
Maxwell (J. M.):
Cecilian riddles riddled. 10171.
Man behind the mask. 24140.
Maxwell (Joe) Ladies’ reducing par-
lor. 5077.
May (A. O.) Limb of the law. 8404.
May (E.C.) Greater passion. 16565.
May (I. N.) May beverage co. May’s
safety beers. 7327.
May (L. R.) Requirements for high
schl. credits. 10172.
May beverage co. May’s safety beers.
7327.
Maye (M. B.) O there’s a road to
happiness. [ete.] 10173, 10174.
Mayer (A. U.) True God. 4209.
Mayer (Emil) No more syphilis.
12866.
Mayer (F.) boot & shoe co. Spe-
cial selling manual on Honorbilt
shoes. 12867.
Mayer (J. B.) Udvari bolond. 22635.
Mayer (P. M.) Co-operative dona-
tion. 27552.
Mayes ptg. co. Citizens trust co.,
Jeffersonville, Ind. Christmas sav-
ings fund. 19832.
Mayesville, S. C., map. 1306.
Mayfield (A. U.) Off. ritual natl. or-
der of cowboy rangers. 4210.
Mayfield, Ky., map. 19024.
Maynard (Cora) pseud. See Griffen
(E. C.)
Mayo (B. C.) N. Y. tribune. Sub-
scribe to the New York tribune &
secure a lot at beautiful Beachwood.
7490.
Mayor’s fall from grace. (Motion
picture) 22949.
Mayor’s lapse from virtue. (Motion
picture) 22949
Treasure chest. 4211.
18051.
Mays (Clarke)
Maysville, Ky., direct.
Mazer (Joseph) :
Complete list of assays of 20 yr.,
12 size. 7328.
Complete Waldemar chain assays.
2224.
First installment of second set of
assays of twenty yr. gold filled
cases. 12868.
Second set of silver plated tea-
spoon assays. 15710.
Triple set of assays of watch
eases. 21034.
Mazer acoustile co.
30078.
Me & me moke.
11478.
Mead cycle co. This is the bk. that
pays your rent. 7329.
Mead-Morrison mfg. co.:
Elee. hoists. 15711.
Steam hoists. 21035.
Specifications.
(Motion picture)
1703
Meadowcroft (W. H.) Notable events
& achievements in the life of
Thomas Alva Edison. 12869.
Meal ticket. (Drama) 16616.
Mealhound. (Drama) 11091.
Meaney (lL. M.) Man, a woman, &
another man. 24984.
Meaning of twelve hens in a_ back
yard. 2517.
Meany (G. J.) Analytic estimate of
ry. results. 15712.
Meany (W. J.) Tabular anal. of U.
3s ee See
Mears (C. W.):
Are these advertising fallacies.
26676.
Talk on human nature, 2770.
Mears (L. W.):
Sod house as a form of shelter.
21036.
Story of Nebraska.
Mears (W. A.)
ground, 15713.
Measure of a man.
27890.
Measure of Mockley.
Meat packing industry.
ture) 5781.
Meccano, Itd.:
21037.
Mines above the
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 18869.
(Motion pie-
Meceano instrs. bk. [ete.] 18052,
18053.
Meccano manual of instrs. 21038.
Meceano prize models. fete. ]
30079, 30080.
Mechanies natl bank. Christmas &
Fourth of July club. 24141.
Medart (Fred) mfg. eco. Medart play-
ground apparatus. 7330.
Medea. (Drama) 10987*.
Medford, Mass., direct. 7331.
Medhurst (Francis) :
Deserter. 11002.
Georgie’s night out. 22427.
Mediator. (Motion picture) 27891.
Medical direct. of N. Y., N. J. & Conn.
30081.
Medical mixup. (Drama) 22508.
Medical soe. of the State of Cal. Off.
register & direct. of physicians &
surgeons. 10392.
Medical soc. of the State of N. Y.
Medical direct. of N. Y., N. J. &
Conn. 30081.
Medicine show. (Drama) 24990.
Medina Co., O., map. 38055.
Mediterranean countries, map. 14123.
Medland (J. E.):
Ruse. 14038.
Thirty days a la carte. 8533.
Veteran. 14054.
Medland (Jack) pseud. See Medland
(J. E.)
Meehan (Michael) Meehan parcel
post & express rates system. 30082.
pt.1,n.s., v.13 _
Meehan (Thomas) & sons Durand |
(Herbert) Plans & plants. 6616. —
Meek (A. R.): a
Andover, North Andover, Mass.,
direct. 3208.
Lynn, Swampscott, Sangus & Na-
hant, Mass., direct. 18002.
Salem, Beverly, Danvers, Mass.,
direct. 4556.
Meek (H. M.) pub. co.: ;
Derry & Chester, N. H., direct.
17509.
Essex Co., Mass., direct. 17578.
Manchester, Auburn, Bedford,
Candia, N. H., direct. 18030.
Meeker (Claude):
Briefly recited facts & figures re-
lating to Cities service co.
7332.
Handbk. of Columbus. 15714.
Meeker (M. 8.) Art of photoplaying. —
30083.
Meese & Gottfried co.
Gen. cat.
10175.
Meeting. (Motion picture) 32502.
Meeting for a cheating. (Motion pi
ture) 8845.
Meeting of the confidential club.
(Drama) 81888.
(Drama) 13983.
Meg o’ the banchee.
Invisible mega-
Mega-ear phone co.
ear phone. 21040.
Megargel & co. Behind the name.
12872.
Megrue (R. C.):
John W. Blake. 16583.
Lucky fellow. 8408.
Seven chances. 16682.
Meharry (N. K.) Seore. 16680.
Mehl (B. M.) Numismatic auction
records. 12873.
Meigs (A. L.) Washington (State)
map. 8668.
Meigs (C. L.) Steadfast princess.
1194.
Meigs pub. co. Pounds (J. B.) White
gifts for the King. 30663.
Meinzinger studios. Better view of
your plant. 21041.
Meirs (G.) Vampires. 12211, 23637.
Meister bros.—Bracht co. Cat. of sup-
$715,
(Gustav)
plies.
Melby
22475.
Melcher (W. A.):
Chemical treatment of questioned
ink marks. 571*.
Handwriting from a psychopathic
view-point. 26677.
Meldrum (T. B.) Utah Co., Utah, di-
King Saint Olaf.
rect. 18686.
Meliade. (Drama) 8417.
Melies mfg. co.:
Better instinct. 22830.
Butts Casey. crook. 32339.
1704
ies mfg. co.—Continued.
_ Chorus girl & the kid. 25232.
~ Dawn of wisdom. 32357.
For the governor’s chair. 22887.
From the deep. 25257.
Jess of the hill country. 27859.
Master of her soul. 32445.
— Question mark. 27919.
Target of dreams. 27951.
Treading pearls. 25390.
Twin souls. 32563.
nda and her sisters. (Drama)
(John) British war songs.
PMetmoth the wanderer. (Drama)
P Melody in F.
makers.
of love.
14309.
_ Melodyland. (Drama)
_ Melrose, Mass., direct.
_ Melrose ady. service:
Schl. children’s water color com-
petition. 10176, 12874, 15716.
(Drama) 5100.
(Drama) 1111.
(Motion picture)
5101, 8418.
572.
Schl. children’s water color or
crayon competition. 18054,
; 26679, 30084.
Melting of Molly. (Drama) 27634.
Melting pot sales assn. of America.
Hebert’s sunshine sales talks. 4212,
12875, 18055.
Meltzer (C. H.) Reve d’Isis. 5169.
Melville (Walter) Girls’ cross roads.
18834.
Memorial Day pageant. (Drama)
8418*.
Memories. (Drama) 1112, 11092.
Memories. (Motion picture) 27871.
Memory gem cards for seat work with
the Horace Mann primer. 15717.
; Memory mill. (Motion picture) 25307.
Memphis, Tenn., direct. 15718.
Men o’ war. (Drama) = 11093.
Men she married. (Motion picture)
Mendel (R. G.):
Molly, the mule.
Spark on the farm.
Mendelsohn (Felix) :
Brannew adv. service. -Brannew,
it has answered the eall. 9186.
Pechstein & Nagel co. Puritas,
brannew. 18198.
Wiedemann (George) brewing co.
None so blind. 4917.
Mendenhall (C. 8S.) See, for entries
of maps, this index, under names of
28336.
26680.
places.
Mendota, Il., map. 19025.
Menges (Charles) Truth woman.
22631.
Menges (Vivia) Truth woman. 22631.
- Mercer Co., O., direct.
Menke (F. G.) Daily sport budget.
26681.
Menke syndicate, inc.
Daily sport budget.
Ménos_ (Maurice)
Mentor assn., inc.:
Coe (Sayers)
prose writers.
11993.
Amer. poets of the
[etc.] 19851, 19852.
Chile. [etc.] 28639-28642.
Golden age of Greece. [etc.]
3471, 3472.
Joan of Arc. [etc.] 158, 159.
——WNatl. gallery. [etc.] 9306,
9307.
Raphael. 23385,
23386.
Menke (F. G.)
26681.
Macbeth. 31872.
Amer.
[ete. ]
pioneer
11992,
soil.
[ete.]
are’s country. 14822.
Yosemite valley. 25759.
Mumford (J. K.) Chinese rugs.
4286.
Singleton (Esther) Furniture of
the revolutionary period. 4634.
—— Historic gardens of New Eng-
land. 18473.
—— Old silver. 16196.
Talman (C. F.) Weather. 18572.
Mephisto’s manifesto. (Drama)
11094.
Mera (Luis Buceta y)
Mera (Luis)
See Buceta y
Mercado (Angel) Mercado’s new
method. 12876.
Mercantile agency. Ref. bk. & Key.
4214, 15719, 21042, 30085.
Mercantile collection co.
zen wants to stand well.
BOS 2226;
Every citi-
[ete. ]
Mercantile reference agency’s bk. of
commercial ratings of corps, ete.
4215.
Mercantile trust co.
ministrator—which?
24145.
Mercer (A. 8S.) Indian chief Washakie
& the Big Horn hot springs. 24146.
Mercer Co., N. J., direct. 18614.
21043.
Mercer Co., O., map. 19026.
Merchandise purchasing certificate co. e
ine.
Automobiles, motor cycles, auto
trucks. 12877, 15720, 18058.
Canoes, rowboats, launches, auto-
runabouts & cruisers. [etc.]
18058, 18059.
Furniture suppl. 12877.
Merchandising a two billion dollar out-
put. 10481.
Merchant (Edward)
direct. 30656.
Executor or ad-
fete.] 24142-
Polk) Coser aa:
1705
pt. 1, n. 8., v.13
en Oe
Merchant (S. A.) co., ine.
park. 15721.
Merchant of Venice. 16616*.
Merchant of Venice as originally per-
formed by Shakespeare’s company.
(Drama) 11094*.
Merchants & mfrs. co.:
Bulletin. 4216, 10177.
Merchants & mfrs. service.
12878, 15722, 21044, 24147.
Merchants credit & reference bureau.
Instructions. 24148.
Merchants’ credit assn.
bk. of Memphis. 18060.
573,
Credit ref,
Merchants’ discount service co. Allen
discount credit service system.
12879.
Merchants loan & trust co. Trustee-
ships. 24149.
Merchants natl. bank. R. r. & street
ry. time table for Manchester, N. H.
21045, 30086.
Merchants natl. bank of Boston. We
believe. 30087.
Merchants retail credit assn. Rating
bk of the city of greater Dallas, Tex.
10178.
Merchants saving system, ltd. » Retail
imarket price is based on a credit
system. 24150.
Merchants trade reports co. Rating
bk. of dressmakers & ladies’ tailors.
4218. !
Merchants trust & savings bank. Will
a trust company increase my estate.
4219.
Merchants trust & savings bank, St.
Paul. Attorney & the merchants
trust. [ete.] 574-579.
Merchants’ union sales co. Famous
diamond card, selling points. 12880.
Mere blunder. (Drama) 22504.
Mere man. (Drama) 11095.
Meredith (Katharine Cheever-)
Cheever-Meredith (Katharine)
Meredith (Owen) Lucile. 31871.
Merely Mary Ann. (Motion picture)
5732.
Mergenthaler linotype co.:
Linotype display adv.
12881.
Specimen bk. of type styles. 4220.
Merian (L. H.) Telep. direct. 30088.
Meriden, Conn., map. 27734.
Meriden, N. H., direct. 3501.
Merington (Marguerite) Fairy tale
plays. 31752**.
Merino (Manuel):
Alegres chicas de Berlin. 31616.
Enemigo malo. 2823.
Merit corp. Telford (Fred) Civil
govt. for civil service applicants.
13593.
See
figures.
Elmwood | Merker (M.C.):
Daily sentinel. Bloomsburg’s spe-
cial & bargain educational home
catalog. 9357.
Reading herald. Reading herald’s —
special, ete. 18330.
Special & educational home cat.
campaign service. 21046, 30089.
Merrell (W. S.) chem. co. Merrell
messenger. 4221, 10179, 30090.
Merrell messenger. 4221, 10179,
30090.
Merriam (G. E.) Abiding Easter
message. 7333.
Merriam (Ralph) Notes on oral lec-
tures on the law of shippers & car-
riers. 31601.
Merrick (H. B.) Chatham Bars.
10180.
Merrifield (M. E.) What makes life
worth living. 2962.
Merrifield (Margaret
mer. 16578.
Merrill (C. E.) co.:
Boylan (W. A.) City arithmetics.
Indian sum-
6276.
Dyer (F.B.) Fifth reader. [ete.]
6618, 6619.
——— Sixth reader. 28892.
Leland (A. P.) City reader for
the fourth year. 7203.
O'Shea (W. J.) Composition bk.
by grades. 7588.
Merrill (F. T.) Dramatized scenes
from American history. 8327**.
Merrill (Fenimore) :
Avenue. 984.
Leisure class. 11072.
Mirage. 13986.
Therese. 5201,
Merrill (G. F.) Refreshing thoughts
for baby’s mother. 24151.
Merrill (Milford) Glen the boy pilot.
{[ete.] 12882, 12883.
Merrill & Webber co.:
Androscoggin Co., Me., direct.
19442.
Central Oxford Co., Me., direct.
9251.
Merritt (A.):
Willard (Jess) Bat Nelson’s liver
punch. [ete.] 8192-8194.
— Blows that win fights. [etc.]
4920-4923.
— How to have health &
muscles like mine. 940, 2742.
List of don’ts for sparring
beginners. 10898.
Merritt (Geneviéve)
man necessity. 2771.
Merrow machine co.
parts. 26686.
Merry Christmas of the old woman
who lived in her shoe. (Drama)
24991.
Dance, a hu-
Price list of
1706
nos. 1-12, 1916
Merry Christmas plays & entertain-
ments. (Drama) 24991.
KF Merry Christmas, Santa. (Drama)
' 24991.
Merry geste of Robin Hood. (Drama)
(Motion picture)
Catalogue. 21047.
Electrical supplies.
Mervale (Gaston) :
Caught in the act. 16511.
~ Three’s a crowd. 8535.
Mesa Andrés (José) Secreto de la
biblioteca. 2922.
30091.
Mesa Co., Col., direct. 38765.
Mesh of mystery. (Motion picture)
14262, 16950.
Message to Garcia. (Motion picture)
q 27893.
Messenger pub. co. Scripture text cal-
endar. 4582.
Messer (G. N.) How to play basket
ball. 21048.
Messick (H. E.) That mysterious
love. 5199.
Metal indus. direct. & buyers’ guide.
10181.
Metal indus. pub. co., inc. Metal in-
dus. direct. & buyers’ guide. 10181.
Metal shelter co., inc. Metal shelters.
15723.
Metals production equipment co.:
Over-fired accurate temperature
ear-type heat-treating furnaces.
15724.
Plate & angle heating furnaces.
12884.
Metaphysical almanac, 4222.
Metaxas (N. P.) New view prin. &
immediate cause of diseases of the
nervous system. 10182.
Metcalfe (J. S.) Children
bard. 8293, 10988.
Meteor girl. (Drama) 31889.
Methodist bk. concern:
Hurlbut (J. L.) Superintendent's
helper. 416, 29418.
Lesemann (L. F. W.) Sugges-
tions for the teachers of the
membership manual of the M.
E. church. 29826.
Methodist Episcopal church. Mem-
bership manual. 30092.
Meyer (H. H.) Lesson handbk.
582, 30097.
Methodist Episcopal church.
bership manual. 30092.
M. E. church (Woman’s foreign mis-
sionary soc. of the) Core (M. K.)
Little widow Premi. 23408.
Método moderno para oprender 4
escribir en maquina por el sentido
del tacto. 26647.
of the
Mem-
INDEX
Metro pictures corp.:
At a premium, 22823.
At the count of ten. 8680.
Between one & two. 25220.
Blindness of love. 5419.
Borrowing trouble. 14208.
Childhood’s happy days. 8712.
Corner in cotton. 5469.
Crosby’s rest cure. 27802.
Debt of honor. 5484.
Dimples. 5498.
Ducks is ducks.
Duplicity. 32359.
Flirt. 27826.
Free speech. 27828.
Future man. 25258.
Ghost of a chance.
Gravy. 22898.
He wouldn’t wear glasses.
Help. 14271.
Henry’s Thanksgiving. 27842.
Her perfect husband. 32388.
His birthday gift. 16967.
His first tooth. 16968.
His rival. 19204.
His wife’s mother. 32393.
It never got by. 14289.
Jones’ auto. 14292.
Lady killer. 22932.
Love me, love my dog. 17000.
Lure of heart’s desire. 5710.
Man and his soul. 5721.
Matinee idol. 32447.
Microbes. 17011.
Model cook. 11487.
Modern Hercules. 19250.
Nobody home. 22960.
Number one. 8876.
One on Henry. 11497.
Papa by proxy. 22965.
Preparedness. 19274.
Pretenders. 19275.
Price of malice. 5830.
Romeo & Juliet. 25349.
Schemers. 14361.
Soul market. 5899.
Sweet charity. 11551.
Swooners. 8949.
Symphony in coal. 11553.
System is everything. 8950.
Taking a rest. 17069.
Their divorce. 25384.
Their first. 11557.
Their quiet little
8954.
Turmoil. 5947.
Upstart. 5971.
What will people say?
Metropolitan church assn.
calendar. 20328.
Metropolitan life insur. co.:
Almanac. 28017.
Frankel (L. K.) Prin. of life
insur. 12245, 15138, 20262.
19155.
25260.
32385.
honeymoon.
5984.
Gospel art
1707
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Metropolitan opera house. Grand
opera by the Metropolitan opera co.
30093.
Mettler (F. L.) Incorporating under
the laws of Del. 2227.
Metzger (Adrian):
Cradle song. 1015.
Now is the time. 30094.
Pick-up. 22556.
Silent partner. 11165.
Metzger (G. P.) Bigger, better bus.
, 2228,
Metzger (Sol) Intercollegiate ath-
letics. 24152, 26687, 30095.
Meurling (B. F.) Trump. 2947.
Meurling (H. J.) Trump. 2947.
Mevale (Gaston) Fence, 22422.
Mexican & the = coon. (Drama)
11096.
Mexican natural history. (Motion pic-
ture) 17010.
Mexican spy. (Drama) 11097.
Mexicano & the coon. (Drama)
8419.
Mexico. (Drama) 13984.
Mexico, map. 3056, 8634-8636, 11290,
16824, 16825, 22748.
Meyer (A. L.) Delaisi (Francis)
Prophecy fulfilled. 28768.
Meyer (A. N.) Paula. 1143.
Meyer (A. P.) Aboard the Pond-lily
special. 8251.
Meyer (Felix) Victory. 22639.
Meyer (H. A.) Phoney romance.
18892.
Meyer (H. H.) Lesson handbk. 582,
30097.
Meyer (J. E.) Herb doctor. 30099.
Meyer (J. F.) Catechism of the
Christian religion. 30098.
Meyer (Jacob) Bus. troubles. 13870.
Meyer (L. M.) Pot of gold. 22561.
Meyer (Oscar):
Meyer-Both co. Christmas plate
ad. series. [ete.] 30100-30135.
Extra special sheet. [etc.]
10183-10195.
Ladies plate ad series. [etc.]
7334-7347, 12885-12901, 15727-
15735, 18061, 21049-21072, 26689-—
26705.
Sheet. 2939, 4227, 4228,
10190, 10191, 18064.
Meyer (T. T.) Moody Co. S. D.,
map. 5299.
Mever (YV. suppers.
15726.
Meyer & bro. Strouse (A. H.) Easter
tidings, recitations, dialogs & songs.
4732.
Meyer-Both co.:
Amer. style no.
‘21072.
M.) Evening
[ete.] 21049—
Meyer-Both co. ijentinaliadl :
Christmas ed. [ete.] 26689-26705.
Christmas plate ad series. [etc.]
30100-30135.
Extra special sheet. [ete.] 7334
7347, 10183-10195.
Fashion ed., spring & summer.
4223
Ladies plate ad. service. [etc.]
12885-12901, 15727-15735, 18061-
18066.
Newspaper feature cut service.
{aed 4224-4996, 10186, 24157-
Sheet. 583, 2232, 10192-10195.
Sheet L. P. [ete.] 10190, 10191.
Meyers (P. M.) Methods of locating
machinery foundation templets.
Meyerson (L. F.) Co-insurance, its
purpose & explanation. 2234.
Miall (A. B.) Woman on her own.
14063*, 16729.
Miami, Ariz., direct. 29157.
Miami, Fla., direct. 2235.
Mice & men. (Motion picture) 5733.
Michael (Charles) Between the buyer
& the firm. 7348.
Michael Speduffy. (Drama) 2890.
Michaels (M. G.) Helen Stanton.
16566.
Michaels, Stern & co. Michaels-Stern
calendar. 30136.
Michelena (Beatriz) Talks with
screen-struck girls. 4235, 7349,
10196, 12902.
Michener (C. K.) Poppy girl. 12905.
Michigan, map. 1307-1309, 3057, 3058,
8637, 14124, 19027, 22749, 25141.
Michigan City, Ind., direct. 26706.
Michigan digest. 26707.
Mich. limestone & chem. co. Offering a
portion. 30138.
Michigan policy-holders protective
assn., ltd. Getting what you pay for.
26708.
Mich. state assn. of ginseng growers.
Off. proceedings. 15736.
Mich. state auto school.
auto school. 4237.
Michigan state telep. co.
Local operating practice ref. bk.
28583
Mich. state
Notes on the provision of outside
plant exchange facilities. 3456.
Specification. 25725.
Michigan university. Univ. musical
soe. Ann. May festival. 30137.
Michigan washing machine co.:
Analysis of initiative. [ete.]
584-588.
Harmony. [ete.] 42384241.
Michigan weather chart calendar.
30139.
Michiganensian. 15737.
1708
ae =
“nos. 1-12, 1916
. fon of the eyesight.
Microscopic objects.
Middaugh & Shannon, ine.
21073
/ Middle Atlantic States, map.
Middleton (M. T.)
INDEX
Michod (C. L.):
Carbo corp. Carbo system sup-
ports. 9232.
——— Carbo systems. 19764.
r jae L.) Frog prince. 27589.
(R. A.) Natural preserva-
18067.
(Motion picture) 17011.
(Motion picture)
17012.
Homes.
3059,
5295, 5296, 14125.
Middleboro, Mass.,
direct. 30141.
- Middlemass (R. M.) Thin ice. 18927.
- Middleport, O., map. 25142.
_ Middleton (George) :
Among the lions. 381622.
Hit-the-trail Holliday. 11049.
Polly with a past. 8471.
Reason. 31992.
25028".
Road together.
Lady Godiva's
ride. 1094.
Middletown, Conn., direct. 30142
Middletown, Conn., map. 32239.
Middletown, N. Y., direct. 24162.
Middletown, R. I., direct. 27345.
Midget ear phone co. Midget. 15738.
ae grand parade. (Drama)
eerie. Mich., map. 22750.
Midland map co. Jefferson Co., Ia.,
map. 19012.
Midland pub. co. Implement blue bE.
3912.
Midnight. (Drama) 11098.
oe" -& married. (Drama)
ee: kiss. (Drama) 24993.
Midnight masqueraders. (Drama)
1118.
Midnight riot. (Motion .- picture)
19175, 19177.
Midnight toll. (Motion picture) 25308.
Midsummer dance dream.- (Drama)
5102.
(Drama)
Midsummer night's dream.
24993*
Midsummer's night’s dream. See Obe-
ron and Titania.
Midvale steel co. Midvale diamond
brand tool steel. f[ete.] 10201,
10202.
Mid-west real estate mortgage bond co.
Investment bond. 30140.
Midwinter madness. (Motion picture)
17018.
Miersch (I. A.) Black silk dress.
22371.
Miessner (W. 0.)
ser. 21511.
Mignonette. (Motion picture) S846.
Progressive music
Mihal (J.) co.:
Mihal system. 12906.
Permanent beauty can be yours.
7352.
Mihura (Miguel) Mant6én rojo. 8412.
Milagro. (Drama) 13985.
Milan Co., Mich., map. 32240.
Milbank, S. D., map. 25148.
Milburn (Alexander) co.:
Milburn light. 7353.
Milburn oxy-acetylene welding &
cutting apparatus. 26709.
Milburn (J. A.) Chivalry of love.
10989.
Milder (David) David Milder, naval
tailor. 7354.
Miles (C. C.) Two little shoes. 2236.
Miles (Emanuel) New era thoughts.
102038.
Miles (G. B.):
Dreamwold. 21074.
Old Brown house. 15739.
Up come McGinty from the bot-
tom of the sea—the Irish rip.
12907.
Miles City, Mont., direct. 2237.
Miles City, Mont., map. 19028.
Miles Murray. (Drama) 31890.
Milford, Ta., map. 16826.
Milford, N. Y., map. 22751.
Militaire motor vehicle co. of America,
inc. Militaire-car. 18068.
Militz (A. R.) Way to heal as taught
by Jesus Christ. 12908.
Milk battle. (Motion picture) 5578.
Milk dealers sales service. Dairy-
man’s milk co. Mary Jane’s recipes.
19931.
Milk of human kindness. (Drama)
2891.
Milk white flag. (Motion picture)
14310.
Mill on the Floss.
Millaire (C. S.)
7355.
Millian (Rafael):
Escuela de Venus.
Famosa. 2830.
Genio de Leén. 2848.
Maldicién gitana. 31877
Piratas (Los) 31968.
Preceptor de su aiteza. 31975.
Millar (F. W.) When the nation
needs a man. 12909.
Millar (O. O.) Yerba buena receipt
book of old Mexican receipts for
chilila chetis sauce. 26710.
Millburn, N. J., direct. 669.
Miller (A. A.) Circleometry. 7356.
Miller (A. D.) Billy and the bDliz-
(Drama) 22505.
Successful business.
2826.
zard. 992. .
Miller (Agnes) First Thanksgiving
day. 27656.
Miller (B. V.) Electrical wizard.
31602.
1709
INDEX
Miller (Mrs. C. R.)
page. 4242, 7357,
24163, 30143.
Miller (C. W.) Human int. catechism.
10204.
Miller (D. O.)
signs? 1030.
Miller (E. F.)
10205.
Miller (E. G.) Economy method of
writing. 18069, 21083, 24164.
Miller (EK. H.) West Palm Beach,
Weekly feature
12910, 21075,
Do you believe in
I am content, are you.
Ila., direct. 22253.
Miller (E. L.) Display bank adv.
2238.
Miller (E. T.) co. Deems (Clarence)
jr. Semaphore signaling simplified.
14983.
Miller (E. W.) co. Morley
Hdbk. for music teachers.
Miller (IF, A.):
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ry.
More pioneering. 28575.
Fox Lake region, Ill., map. 11268.
Miller (F. P.) Rules & regulations.
30145.
Miller (Fred)
Miller (G. E.):
Flag of Uncle Sammy & the Jack
of Johnny Bull. 30146.
Katherine Belvue. 2239.
Skel-E, 4245.
Miller (G. J.) South America, map.
25175. A
Miller (G. L.) Miller (G. L.) & co.
Miami—peerless jewel of the South.
24165.
Miller (H. R.)
& regulations.
Miller (Hubert)
exploits. 13871.
Miller (I. C.) Jake’s family. 27609.
Miller (J. Henry) ine. Story of
stories. 30147.
Miller (John Henderson) My Saviour,
‘tis of Thee. 15740.
Miller (J. W.):
(F. C.)
12937.
California. 12914.
Miller (F. P.) Rules
30145.
Dr. Eisenbart & his
Illus. notes on the Bible hist.
maps. 12915.
Mediterranean countries, map.
14123.
Palestine, map. 14147.
Miller (Joe) Ring candidate. 25028.
Miller (K. B.):
Eleanor’s mud. 18822.
Emanuel. 1042.
Her master’s voice. 18840.
Miller (L. B.) Boone’s lick. 24166.
Miller (L. E.) Without a heart. 8574.
Miller (Lucy) Girl’s new story of a
mining stampede. 10206.
Miller (M. B.) September on Wind
River trail. 10207.
pt. 1, n. 8., v.13
Miller (M. C.) Handwork for Inter-
natl. graded Sunday school lessons.
589, 10208, 18070.
Miller (QO. A.) treeing machine co.
Miller shoe tree catalogue. 30148.
Miller (P. A.) Bus. producer. 10212.
Miller (S. Y.) Rays of light. 10213.
Miller (Sara) Escape. 13926.
Miller (W.C.) Descent of property in
Ill. 18071, 21084.
Miller (W. G.) Oxyoline. 15741.
Miller (W. H. B.) Uncle Ben’s clover-
field. 4246.
Miller (Wilhelm) Prairie spirit in
landscape gardening. 26711.
Miller & Miller co.:
Miller & Miller co. system. 7360.
New Amer. hotel. Worth while
sayings from master minds, 4312.
Miller-Harbaugh realty co. Lynch (H.
M.) Road to contentment. 20899.
Miller pub. co. Miller’s almanack &
yr.-bk. of the trade. 15742.
Miller rubber co. Mr. Miller Merit
Merchandiser presents the Miller
merchandising theory. 18077.
Miller sales co. Skates of quality.
12916.
Miller saw-trimmer co. Miller saw-
trimmer & special attachments. 4247.
Miller train control corp. Miller train
control. 12917.
Miller’s almanack & yr.-bk. of the
trade. 15742.
(Drama) 31891.
Miller’s children.
Milliken bros., ine. Multiple unit sys-
tem of steel shed construction.
10214.
Millikin (H. E.) Millikin method of
piano instruction. 7361, 10215,
24167.
Millikin natl. bank. Bankers’ cer-
tificate savings bk. 4248.
Milling & grain news. Estabrook (A.
W.) Flour & wheat testing. 20101.
Million a minute. (Drama) 31892.
Million a minute. (Motion picture)
11480.
Million dollar bill. (Drama) 2892.
Million dollar doll. (Drama) 16618.
Million dollar smash. (Motion pic-
ture) 27894.
Million for a baby. (Motion picture)
22950.
Millionaire Billie. (Motion picture)
8847.
Millionaire’s son and the shop girl.
(Drama) 31893.
Millionengretl. (Drama) 24994,
31894.
Millions for defense. (Drama) 8420.
Millions in movies.
Mills (A. W.)
4249.
(Drama) 8421,
Guided by the spirit.
1710
ss Te hr! lc el eee
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
- Mills (E. C.) Business penmanship.
7362.
Mills (E. J.) Mills (William) & son.
Fishing tackle exclusively. 12918.
Mills (J. L.) Singed wings. 2930.
Mills (J. P.) Voice from my heart.
80149.
Mills (M. P.) Ingersoll (Helen)
Wonder of the flowers. 15385.
Mills (William) & son. Fishing tackle
exclusively. 12918.
Mills’ college. Favorite recipes.
15748.
Mills of God. (Drama) 5103.
Mills of the gods. (Drama) 22506.
Millstones. (Motion picture) 8848.
Millwork cost information bureau.
Standard cost finding system. 7363.
Milne (W. J.):
Key to Progressive arith. 10216.
Progressive arith. 7364.
Milner (Florence) Jimmie’s impres-
sions of Poe. [etc.] 4250-4252.
Milo bar-bell co.:
Our 1917 feature. 30150.
Strength. 4728, 31144.
Milton (R. H.) Culture of dark open
fire-cured tobacco. 7365.
Milton univ., inc. Dept. of commerce
& bus. administration. {ete.]
24168, 24169.
Milwaukee, Wis. :
Direct. 24170.
First trust co. Elmwood. 26712.
—— Our building. 30152.
Map. 25144, 27735, 27736, 32240,
32241
Milwaukee Co., Wis., map. 14126.
Milwaukee dustless brush co. Just
reach under & pull the dust out.
10217.
Milwaukee elec. ry. & light co.:
Electrical house that Jack built.
12919.
Primer of precaution.
30151.
Milwaukee lace paper co. Thousand
and one ways. 4253.
Milwaukee off. municipal
24171,
direct.
12920.
Milwaukee sanitary methods co. Dis-
infected rug. 21085,
. (Motion picture) 25210.
Minahan (Katharine) :
Bird day features. 7366.
Natl. bird sanctuary associates,
inc. Bird sanctuary competi-
tions. 30252.
Mine in the face of death.
22507
Miner (G. le
Appendix G to bookkeeping. 4254.
Teachers’ ref. bk. 7367.
(Drama)
Miner (W. H.):
Calendar of Hearst’s Delight farm.
594.
Nesbit (W. D.)
giving. 30306.
Record of drop hammer indicator
test. 12921.
Van Dyke (Henry)
greetings. 900.
Minerva, O., map. 1310.
Minerville, N. Y., map. 32242.
Mingling spirits. (Motion picture)
5734.
Miniature life. 24172.
Minidoka Co., Id., map. 14127.
Mining activity on the British front.
(Motion picture) 19245.
Hymn of Thanks-
Christmas
Mining & scientific press. Mining &
scientific press service. Selling to
the mining field. 7368.
Mining catalog combined with coal
field direct. 21086.
Mining investor pub. co. Wilder (F.
C.) Swing around the circle of
Bull Hill. [ete.] 8190, 8191.
Minister & the thief. (Drama)
31895.
Ministering maidens. (Drama) 8422.
Minna von Barnhelm. (Drama)
10987*.
Minneapolis, Minn. :
Direct. . 21087,
First & security natl. bank. Bud-
get questions. f[ete.] 30153,
30154.
Map. 22752, 25145.
Minneapolis direct. co. Minneapolis,
Minn., direct. 21087.
Minneapolis industries assn.:
Minneapolis, Minn., map. 22752.
St. Paul, Minn., map. 5339.
Minneapolis jour.:
Certain definite expenses.
12923-12925.
For your family’s sake start a
fete. ]
savings acct. [ete.] 10218,
10219.
Great war puzzle. [etce.] 7369—
7271.
How are you John, 4255.
Minneapolis real estate index co.
Atlas & ownership index. 15744,
18078.
Minneapolis traffic assn. Grain rate
bk. 30155.
Minneiska. 15745.
Minnesota, map. 1311, 3060, 14128,
19029, 22758, 22754.
Minnesota chandelier co. Lighting fix-
ture. 2240.
Minnesota loan & trust co.
opposition. 24173.
Minnesota map pub. co.:
Anoka Co., Minn., map. 25093.
Co-op. or
1711
INDEX |
pt. 1, nD. s., v.13
Minnesota map pub. co.—Continued. Missing chap. (Motion picture)
Washington Co., Minn., map. 25359.
25187. Missing links. (Motion picture)
Minnesota, North & South Dakota & 8860.
Montana gazetteer & bus. direct. ou locket. (Motion picture)
7372. : ‘
P : Missing one. (Motion picture) 32452.
Minnesota (Univ. of) Schlenker ‘ona
(Carl) Bulletin for teachers of Ger- ramen watchman. (Motion: picture)
pin 24522. Missing witness. (Motion picture)
Minnesota weather chart calendar. 295312.
30156. Mission of the damned. (Drama)
Minnetonna co. Minnetonna ripener & 18870.
pasteurizer. 26713. Mission San Jose, Cal., map. 5297.
Minor (Robert) Every nation lies in | Missionary educa. movement of the
this war. [ete.] 2241-2243. U. S. & Canada:
Mint spy. (Drama) 8423. Election day. 16537.
Minute record’s bureau. Pace-maker. Ferris (A. B.) Pageant of the’
12926. land of the golden man. 29042.
Minwax co., ine. Floor treatments, Foreign missions conference of W.
4256. A. Missionary ammunition,
Mir (Guillermo Hernindez) See Her- 29085.
naindez Mir (Guillermo) Hamlin (A. B.) Hope of the
Miracle. (Drama) 8424, 16619. world. 358.
Miracle girl. (Drama) 22508. Suppl. to the Hope of the
Miracle of Saint Anthony. (Drama) world. 1886.
22509. Heroine of Ava. 13951.
Miraculous night. (Drama) 27636. Test. 25052.
Miraculous pitcher. (Drama) 16620. | Mississippi, map. 1312, 19030, 22667.
Mirage. (Drama) 1114, 13986. Mississippi weather chart calendar.
Miranda’s motives. (Drama) 13987. 30157.
Mirete (Ram6én Diaz) See Diaz | Missouri, map. 1313, 19031, 227565.
Mirete (Ramé6n) Missouri & Kan. telep. co.:
Mischievous Maizie. (Drama) 5104. Telep. direct. 7373, 21088, 30158.
Misdirecting traffic. (Drama) 2893. Traffic bulletin. 18088.
Misfit fortune. (Drama) 2894. Mo. crematory assn.:
Mishaps of Musty Suffer. (Motion Cremation. 10220, 21089.
picture ) 5735-5739, 8849-SS858, Cremation, a growing custom.
14811-14814, 17014-17016, 19246, 30159.
22951, 25309-25311, 27896, 32448—] Missouri dairy co. How to serve cot-
2451. tage cheese. 15746.
Mishawaka woolen mfg. co. Instruc-
tions to salesmen. 2244.
Misjudged. (Motion picture) 32499.
Misleading lady. (Motion picture)
5740.
Miss Adventure. (Motion picture)
11481.
Miss Blossom. (Motion picture) 8859.
Miss Devil-May-Care. (Drama)
22510.
Miss George Washington. (Motion
picture) 27899.
Miss Get Rich Quick. (Drama)
31896.
Miss Nanny Goat on the rampage.
(Motion picture) 11482.
Miss Petticoats. (Motion picture)
19248.
Miss Pipp’s fortune. (Drama) 16622.
Miss Poinsettia. (Drama) 31897.
Miss Seatterbrain. (Drama) 16621.
Miss Swift. (Drama) 8257.
Miss Warren’s brother. (Motion pic-
ture) 5741.
Missouri state life insur. co. New
bldg. assn. policy. 30160.
Missouri Valley off. ry. guide & hotel
direct. 7374.
Missouri weather chart calendar.
30161.
Mistake. (Drama) 27637.
Mistake in rustlers. (Motion picture)
22952.
Mistakes will happen. (Motion pic-
ture) 27900.
Mr. & Miss Victrola. (Drama)
22511.
Mr. Buddy Brigg’s burglar. (Motion
picture) 11483.
Mister Butterfly. (Drama) 31898.
Mr. Fuller Pep. (Motion picture)
11484, 11485, 14315.
Mr. Housekeeper. (Motion picture)
8861.
Mr. Inquisitive. (Drama) 31899.
Mr. Jack. (Drama) 5105.
Mr. Jack, a doctor by proxy. (Motion
picture) 8862.
1742
INDEX
. Jack, a hall room hero. (Motion
picture) 57438.
. Jack ducks the alimony. (Motion
picture) 5744,
Mr. Jack goes into business. (Motion
picture) 8863.
Mr. Jack hires a stenographer. (Mo-
tion picture) 8864.
Mr. Jack inspects Paris. (Motion
picture) 5745.
Mr. Jack, the hash magnate. (Motion
picture) 5746.
Mr. Jack trifles. (Motion picture)
5747.
Mr. Jack wins the double cross. (Mo-
tion picture) 5748.
Mr. Jack’s artistic sense. (Motion
picture) 8865.
Mr. Jack’s hat & the eat. (Motion pic-
ture) S866.
Mr. James of Tondon. (Drama)
22512.
Mr. Meldiot’s assassination. (Motion
picture) 5749.
Mr. Meeson’s will.
14265.
Mr. Miller’s documents. (Motion pic-
ture) 32453.
Mister Nobody. (Drama) 31900.
Mr. Nobody Holme, he buys a jitney.
(Motion picture) 5750.
Mr. Pratt. (Drama) 13988.
Mr. Vampire. (Motion
Mr. Willoughby calls.
24995
(Motion picture)
picture)
(Drama)
Mister 44. (Motion picture) 22953.
Mrs. Billie. (Motion picture) 8825.
Mrs. Dane’s danger. (Motion picture)
5751.
Mrs. Eastman’s brooch. (Drama)
31901.
Mrs. Everywoman visits a modern
laundry. 24628.
Mrs. Green’s mistake. (Motion pic-
ture) 5752.
Mrs. Hawthorne, pro tem. (Drama)
22513.
Mrs. Kingston’s case. (Drama)
11099.
Mrs. Osmond’s reflection. (Drama)
5106, 13989.
(Drama)
Mrs. Pretty & the premier.
2895
Mrs. Ritter appears. (Drama) 1115.
Mistress of theinn. (Drama) 10987*.
Mistrz Twardowski. (Drama) 2896.
Mitchel (F. A.) Armlet. 15747.
Mitchel (J. S.) How to become a
weight thrower. 30162.
Mitchell (A. B.) Improved traverse
tables. 10221.
Mitchell (Bruce) Beast. 10222.
Mitchell (C. M.) Motherhood. 24174.
Mitchell (D. L.)
18891.
Mitchell (Edmund) :
Alone. 24894.
Her mother love. [ete.] 596, 597.
Tales of destiny. 7375.
Veteran who justified his pension.
12927.
Mitchell (F. M.)
Mitchell (Georges)
22576.
Mitchell (H. B.) W
& I did eat. 857
Mitchell (H. G.):
If. 10228.
Trouble’s pack,
Mitchell (H. R.)
primer. 27523.
Mitchell (J. A.):
Best laid plans. 13888.
Willie Jones’s stepmother. 1228.
Mitchell (J. F.) jr. Habit kiss.
Perkin’s luck.
Cap’n Jud. 31672.
Revenge of a son.
oman tempted me
y
~
(.
10225.
Wild animal stamp
11040.
Mitchell (Langdon) Major Penden-
nis. 24982.
Mitchell (M. F.) Chance. 13903.
Mitchell (N. B.) Mask of vice.
27633.
Mitchell (P. A.) Colville Indian res-
ervation, Wash., map. 14082.
Mitchell (R. C.) See Young (R.
C. M.)
Mitchell (S. L.) Natl. old trails road
to Cal., map. 19033.
Mitchell (T. A.) U. S. parcel post
computer. 21090.
Mitehell (W. D.)
founder. 12928.
Mitchell-Lewis motor co.
the six of 16. 12929.
Mitchell pub. co. Commer. & savings
Art of the bronze
Mitchell,
bank. Guaranteed deposits. 12005.
Mitchner (H. R.):
Continental bond corp. ~ Conti-
nental investment bond. [etc.]
14864, 14865.
Plan of the Continental in-
vestment bond. 19887.
Mitter (George) Plan for the church
to do special mission work through
the educa. of the people in the pro-
motion of their health. 21091.
Mitzer murder. (Motion picture)
27861.
Mix-up in black. (Motion picture)
11486.
Mix-up in movies. (Motion picture)
5753.
Mixed blood. (Motion picture) 382455.
Mixed color scheme. (Motion pic-
ture) 5754.
Mixed kids. (Motion picture) 5755.
Mixon (Ada):
Father of waters.
Last act. 31849.
16546.
1713
INDEX
pt. 1, nD. s., v.13
Mixon (Ada)—Continued.
Lillith. 1100.
Peace on earth.
Mjelde (M. M.)
14018.
Norway for defiance
if U. S. would lead. 30163.
Moberly, Mo., map. 25146.
Mobile, Ala., direct. 10225.
Mobile chamber of commerce & bus.
league. Southern port, Mobile.
30164.
Mobile citrus co., ine. Income for gen-
erations. [ete.] 12930, 12931.
Moccasin, Mont., map. 14129.
Mockery. (Drama) 16623.
Mocley (Jay) Reel romance. 2917.
Model burglar. (Drama) 31902.
Model cook. (Motion picture) 11487.
Model husband. (Motion picture)
5756.
Model 46. (Motion picture) 22954.
Modelo. (Drama) 31903.
Models abroad. (Drama) 22514.
Modenwelt. 7376, 30165.
Modern business. (Drama) 5107.
Modern bus. suppl. 2245.
Modern cave-man. (Drama) 24996.
Modern credit reporting. 1629.
Modern Delilah. (Drama) 18871.
Modern diamond tool co. To opera-
tors. 18089.
Modern East Lynn. (Drama) 31904.
Modern Enoch Arden. (Motion pic-
ture) 5757, 19249.
Modern ethical dental assn. of In-
diana. Fort of fact & the army of
opinion. [ete.] 80166, 30167.
Modern Hercules. (Motion picture)
19250.
Modern Icelandic plays. (Drama)
27637".
Modern Joan of Are. (Motion picture)
27875.
Modern Judas. (Drama) 18872.
Modern methods school co. Factory
management. 21092, 24165, 30168.
Modern Mother Goose. (Drama)
16624.
Modern Paul. (Motion picture) 5758.
Modern pirate. (Motion picture)
19180, 22893.
Modern print shop. America’s great-
est blotters. [ete.] 21094, 21095.
Modern prodigal. (Drama) 31990.
Modern Samaritans. Why you should
join the order of Modern Samari-
tans. 10226.
Modern Thelma. (Motion picture)
S867.
Modesto, Cal., direct. 18090.
Modesto to San Francisco, Cal., map.
1314.
Modiste -thru necessity. (Drama)
5108.
Moe (G. F.) Lightning week-day cal-
endar. 21096.
Méller (E. C. H.) Trap. 8539.
Moeller (Philip) :
Helena’s husband. 32119*.
Miracle of Saint Anthony. 22509.
Roadhouse in Arden. 1172.
Sisters of Susanna. 22594.
Moeller (Philip) Up at Nazareth.
16700.
Moffat (W. D.) Yosemite valley.
25759.
Moffat, Yard & co.:
Kay (G. A.) When the sand-man
comes. 29660.
Plays for home, school & settle-
ment. 25020*.
Mogyordéssy. (Arkfda) Palestra.
18091.
Mohawk, N. Y., direct. 15286.
Mohawk elec. supply co. Gen. cat.
15748.
Mohler (Louis) Music moods. 30169.
Mohler (M. L.) Columbia record.
26714.
Mohn (John) Maine & Michigan.
24178. -
Molina (Tirso de) Comedy of resur-
rection. 24922.
Moline, Ill., direct. 21097.
Moline heat:
High class heating. 4257.
Moline heat as applied. [ete.]
7377-7380.
Mollie Bawn. (Drama) 13990, 22515.
Molly machree. (Drama) 31905.
Molly Make-Believe. (Motion picture)
8868.
Molly o’ Pigtail alley.
ture) 17051.
Molly’s aunt. (Drama) 31906.
Moloch stoker co.:
Bulletin. 26715.
Proposal & specifications. 24179.
Moloney (W. J.) Moloney car stake
co. Moloney telescopic car stake.
30170.
Moment before.
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
8869.
Mona Lisa. (Drama). 16625.
Monadnock (Mt.) map. 8638.
Monaghan (H. D.) Hand of Ethel-
berta. 22440.
Monarch pub. co. Hobart (Frederick)
Monarch system of piano instruc-
tion. 29363.
Monarch typewriter co. Mahony
(PR. Método moderno para
aprender, etc. 26647.
Money. (Drama) 31907.
Money & love. (Drama) 16626.
Money bags. (Drama) 24997.
Money for nothing. (Motion picture)
11488.
Money lenders. (Motion picture)
14316.
Money mad. (Drama) 8425.
1714
*¢ ST.” oe |
Money to burn.
| 22055.
; Monmouth film corp.
~ Monosmith
INDEX
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 2904.
& the doctor. (Drama)
Jimmie Dale,
alias the Grey Seal. 25284, 25285,
27860-27863, 32419-32421.
Monna Vanna. (Motion picture)
5759.
Monon, Ind., map. 25147.
Mononen (Fred) Everything needs a
beginning. 7381. ,
(Rosanna )
Mich., direct. 3294.
Monroe (H. EB.) Historical Luther-
anism. 30171.
Monroe (Harriet) Three travelers
watch a sunrise. 25056.
Monroe, Ga., map. 16827.
Monroe, Mich., map. 19032.
Monroe calculating machine co. :
Instr. bk. of the Monroe calcu-
lating machine. 10227.
Results. 7710.
Monroe City, Mo., map. 32243.
Monroe Co., Fla., map. 32244.
Monroe Co., Ill, map. 25148.
Bay View,
Monroe Co., Mich., direct. 18092.
Monroe Co., Mich., map. 16828, 32240.
Monroeville, Ind., map. 14130.
Monsarrat (J. M.) Honolulu, Hawaii.
Traffic speed & automobile registra-
tion ordinances. 389.
Monsieur Beaucaire. (Drama) 11100.
Monsieur Renaud. (Drama) 1116.
Montague (G. H.) How the law
against tying contracts affects bus.
men. 598.
Montague (John) Secret sin. 1177.
Montague (Mary) How to make oth-
ers love you. 30172.
Montague (Walter) :
Artist’s ideal. 8269.
Bad girl of the family.
Lost melody. 16608.
My little pal. 8433.
Night operator. 22534.
Tryout. 8547.
Montamin. (Drama) _ 18873.
Montana, map. 1315, 3061, 8639.
Montana flour mills co. From the
kernel to the loaf. 599.
Montana weather chart
30173. -
Montclair, N. J., direct. 4258.
Montclair, N. J., map. 5298.
Montenegro (Ramén Lépez-) See Lé-
pez-Montenegro (Ramén)
Monterde (Bernardino Bautista) See
Bautista Monterde (Bernardino)
Monterrey (Manuel) Cacerfa. 10977.
Montgomery (C. A.):
False Shakespeare epitaph now at
Stratford-on-Avon. 4259.
8276.
calendar.
Montgomery (C. A.)—Continued.
Shakespearean anagrams. 12932.
Montgomery (F. T.) Billy Whiskers
out West. 7382.
Montgomery (J. C.)
channel facts. 405.
Montgomery (James)
21098.
Montgomery (S. E.) Rochester mining
district, Nev., map. 5331.
Montgomery, Ala., direct.
Montgomery Co., Pa.:
Map. 25149.
Yr. bk. 18093.
Monthly — service
26716, 30174.
Monticello, Ill. map.
Monticola. 15749.
Montignac (Georges)
de guerre. 7384.
Montpelier, O., map.
Montpelier, Vt., direct. 4260.
Montross gallery. Catalog: Cezanne
exhibition through Jan. 600.
Moods of Medora. (Motion picture)
22956.
Houston ship
Her birthright.
2246.
bulletin. 21102,
1316.
Etrange idylle
16829.
Moody Co., S. D., map. 5299.
Moody manual co.:
Corporation security ratings.
3502.
Cumulative daily digest of corp.
news. 3530, 17409.
Moody’s manual. 2247, 18094.
Moody’s manual of railroads &
7385.
investments.
corp. securities.
Moody’s analyses of
4261.
Moody’s investors service. Moody’s
analyses of investments. 4261.
Moody’s manual of railroads & corp.
securities. 7385.
Moon (W.H.) co. Moons hardy trees
& plants. 2248, 7386.
Mooney (C. H.) Land contract, in-
terest, insurance & tax clauses.
21104.
Mooney (R. E.) Thrills. 5204.
Moonlight Mary. (Drama) 1117.
Moonshine blood. (Motion picture)
32456.
Moore (Allen) .Scroll of the law.
30175.
Moore (C. D.) Hot Springs. 21105.
Moore (C. H.):
Old messages. 30176.
Spokane & eastern trust co. Ex-
pense record. 13518.
Good spenders. [ete.] 7925,
7926.
Moore (D. P.) Information on pat-
ents. 21106.
Moore (E. C.):
Outlines to accompany What is
education. 4262.
Two of a kind. 2948.
1715
INDEX
pt. I, 2. s., v.13
Moore Lusitania sunk.
30177.
Moore (Elbert)
601
(Ek. W.)
Student guide no. 1.
Moore (F. A.) co.:
Greene Co., Mo., direct. 9665.
Polk Co., Ia., direct. 18306.
Moore (F. E.):
Amer. electrical supply co. Cata-
_ log. 3186.
Davies supply co. Gen. cat. D.
14926.
Steam catalog. 9368.
Elec. appliance co. Catalogue.
28915.
Fort Wayne vulcanizing works.
Ann. cat. 9579.
Ill. malleable iron co. Catalog.
6974
—— Catalog, steam goods dept.
3910.
Interstate elec. co. Cat. 9881.
Kansas City automobile supply
co. Automobile accessories.
9945.
Meister bros.—Bracht co. Cat. of
supplies. 15715.
Moore (F. 0.) Answers to Jokes on
the Ford & Songs on the fly. 10229.
Moore (H. W.) Defective. 5022,
16523, 24926.
Moore (Herbert) :
Cypress trail. 18816.
Isle of woman. 18849.
Moore (I. M.) Betsy Hamilton's
southern character sketches. 7387.
Moore (J. A.) Machinists diary.
15750.
Moore (J. H.) Beginner’s harmony
writing bk. 7388.
Moore (L. W.) Birthday of the in-
fanta. 2788.
Moore (M. 8S.)
Moore (Menlo) inc.
18884.
Moore (O. L.) Simple acct. sales bk.
manual. Sales manual. 21838.
Moore (O. M.) Universal code signals.
30178.
Moore (W. C.):
Yankee land. 602.
On the veranda.
Camera & a competence. _ [etc.]
21107, 21108.
World wide opportunities. [ete]
30179, 30180.
$2000 a year in a bus. of your
own. 4263.
Moore & Evans:
Our monthly
15751, 30181.
Our salesman catalog. 24180.
Wholesaie sporting goods. 12933.
Moore & White co. Friction clutches.
21109.
Moore & Winter. Sangamon Co., IIL,
farm direct. 2467.
salesman. 10230,
Moore bros. co. Moore’s stoves, ranges,
furnaces. 10231.
Coming 1s
Moore - Clement (Maud)
across. 31700.
Moore push pin co.: :
Stone (Virginia) Her home.
27286.
Underwood (P. G.) System sim-
plified. 27396.
Moore steam turbine corp. Single & —
multi-stage steam turbines & reduc-
tion gears. 30183.
Moores Hill, Ind., map. 3062.
Moorhead, Minn., direct. 6684.
Moorhead pub. co. Moorhead’s quar-
terly record. 608, 12934, 18095.
Moosilauke (Mt.) map. 14131.
Moral. (Drama) 31908.
Moral fabric. (Motion picture) 5760.
Moral right. (Motion picture) 32457.
“Moral soc. Moral soc. tract.
Moral uplift society of America. It
may be your daughter. 25282.
Morals of Hilda. (Motion picture)
32458,
Moran (Neil) Knockout. 16589.
Morcomb (M.E.) Red Feather stories.
18097.
Mordecai (S. F.) Mordecai’s law
notes. 26717. |
Mordecai, the Jew. (Drama) 13991.
More money than manners. (Motion
picture) 11489.
More the merrier. (Drama) 31909.
Moreau (Emilienne) Mes mémoires.
4264.
Morehead (G.) Sorceress. 1190.
Morehouse (W. R.):
After sixty years.
10246.
Bank letters. 12935.
Morej6én (J. M. de Ortega-) See Or-
tega-Morején (J. M. de)
Moreland (G. L.) Fan fax. 21110.
Morgan (Edward) Son of the greater
fatherland. 32031.
Morgan (F. L.) co. Morgan’s gift
verses. 9554, 21111, 30184.
Morgan (G. J.):
Getting a start. 16559.
Getting acquainted. 16560.
Morgan (Gene) Miss 1916. 604.
Morgan (J. G.) Morgan’s selling serv-
ice. Instructions. 15752.
Morgan (L. H.) Oh, I want to bea
grind-organ man. 24182.
Morgan (Merlin) She smiled. 8502.
Morgan (T. M.):
Northern life insur. co. Classifi-
eation of life & accident &
health risks. [ete.] 4365-4367.
Endowment. 13133.
Morgan (T. S.) & son. Morgan’s boys
dept. 4265.
[ete.] 10232—
1716
‘an spring co. Wire products.
; zvan’'s (Hnoch) sons co. Ballard
' (A. H.) Sapolio sisters. 17187.
forgan’s selling service. Instructions.
15752.
oriarty (J. T.) Glories in Old Glory.
4267.
Mc Rares Repentant prodigal.
Morison (F. R.):
Home nursing suggestions.
21113-21115.
Monthly talk to bank employees.
2249, 7389, 12936, 15753, 18098,
_ 21115-24183, 30185.
Morley (F. C.) Hdbk. for music
achers. 129387.
Morley (Malcolm) :
Long finger. 16602.
Told by the gate.
Morley (W. K.):
Blind wife. 18800.
Rich poor man. 82003.
Morman (J. B.):
Best methods of protection against
white diarrhea. 10247.
EKliementary principles for the
operation of an incubator. 4268.
Morning herald co. Casad (C. A.)
Bob Jones pours volleys of hot shot
in first sermons. 6347.
Morning teleg. Sunday magazine. 605,
2250, 4269, 7391, 10248, 12938, 15754,
18099, 21116, 24184, 26719.
Morosco (Oliver) :
Canary cottage. 2793, 16509.
Code of Marcia Gray. 5466.
Her father’s son. 22906.
House of lies. 19209.
Morosco (Oliver) photoplay co.:
International marriage. 16980.
Madame La Presidente. 5713.
Making of Maddalena. 11471.
Pasquale. 11509.
Redeeming love. 32519.
Road to love. 27923.
Stronger love. 19309.
Moroso (J. A.):
Let’s pretend. 84083.
Sisters. 22593.
Treadmill. 8540.
Morphy (E. A.) Astragen waistcoat.
4272.
[etc.]
250057.
Morrell (Edwin):
What kind of a man is President
Wilson. 7396.
Why red-haired women make good
wives. [ete.] 12944, 12945.
Morrell (Louis) Coming back. 5009.
Morrill (Chas.) Saw points. 12946.
Morrill (W.C.) Morrill (Chas.) Saw
points. 12946.
T7396—17 17
; oe Merde & co. Advertising
a ; . 21112.
INDEX
—_
Morris (Charles) Outlines, recrea-
tions, lessons, ques. & ans. in the
geog. of the earth. 15758.
Morris (B.) Off. list of open & pre-
pay stations. 15911, 29821.
Morris (Eddie) Father & son.
Morris (Eugene):
North Central States, map. 32252,
22420.
32253.
United States, map. 5359.
Morris (Geo.) sr. Poem of George
Washington. 21119.
Morris (H. M.) adv. agency:
Choose wisely. [ete.] 7397-7399.
Mich. limestone & chem. co. Of-
fering a portion. 380188.
Morris (J. F.) Off. stamp here record
chart. 7400.
Morris (L. L. W.) Our tree. 10252.
Morris (O. L.) Meridional method of
subjective refracting. 21120.
Morris (R. D.) One with the battle.
[ete.] 7401, 7402.
Morris (Ramsay) Prohibition. 16653.
Morris (Rob) jr. Early hist. of the
Eastern star. 2252.
Morris (Sam) pseud. See Samuels
(Maurice)
Morris (Samuel) See Pike (S. M.)
Morris, Ill., map. 16830.
Morris, N. Y., map. 25150.
Morris & Bendien:
Page (Brett) Butler’s
[ete.] 4416-4420.
— When we were boys together.
679.
Morris annual. 2253.
Morris Plains, N. J., direct. 611.
Morris plan bank of Cleveland. Co-
maker’s liability on notes. 12947.
Morris plan bank of Youngstown.
Certificate of deposit. [ete.] 30188,
30189.
Morris plan co. of N. Y.:
Full pd. investment certificate.
30190.
How to borrow money & how to
invest money in small amounts.
glass.
2254.
How to invest money in small
amts. 12948.
Morrison (A. E.) Blood love. 31654.
Morrison (Charles) Vest pocket
diary & reference bk. 610.
Booster bk. 30191.
Hour of temptation.
Morrison (J. L.)
Morrison (Lee)
18845.
Morrison (M.S.) These little squares
of linen. 7403.
Morrison (S. E.):
Chicago, Ill., map. 22687.
» Tilinois, map. 22722.
Morrison & Fourmy direct. co., ine.:
Austin, Tex., direct. 6091.
Beaumont, Tex., direct. 17231.
1717
INDEX
Morrison & Fourmy direct co., ine.—
Continued.
Fort Worth, Tex., direct. 26073.
Galveston, Tex., direct. 15152.
Waco, Tex., direct. 4845.
Morristown, N. J., direct. 611, 30192.
Morrow (A. W.) Economies of mod-
ern arch. 10253.
Morrow (J. H.)
furnace co.
28147.
Morrow (James)
ter race meeting. 612.
Mors (John) Postl, inc. This is the
most important message you will re-
ceive today. 10463.
Mo’rs gjne. (Drama) 11101.
Morse (A. B.) co. Alexander (J, K.)
Cultural guide & cat. 6025.
Morse (K. D.) Sing a song o’ six-
Automatic air
Why make black smoke.
New Orleans win-
pence. 11166.
Morse (M. H.) Little Miss Nobody.
11077.
Morse (R. V.) Morse motor, ete.
301938.
Morse (VW. G.):
Federal reserve act partly void.
7404.
No hyphenated Amer. families,
4273.
New significance of Washington's
birthday. 15759.
Morse (W. N.) Little Miss Nobody.
11077.
Mortarboard. 26724.
Mortimer (F. C.) Paragraphs on
thrift. 7405.
Mortimer (G. H.) Wifeless life.
32144,
Morton (C. A.):
Bess of the hills. 13887.
Fellow students. 13929.
For the flag. 31770.
How Jimmy made good. $1811.
Madcap Mollie. 31873.
Mexico. 13984.
Mollie Bawn. 13990.
Seaside belles. 8489.
Seminary girls. 8491.
Sin against society. 14048.
Sunbonnet Sue. 32055.
Morton (E. H.) Rays of light. 15760.
Morton (J. F.) & co., inc. Western
farmers almanac. 982.
Morton (W. A.) Life of Christ.
30194.
Morton salt co.:
Salt talks. 4274, 15761, 30195.
Teleg. code bk. 26725.
Mosberger (W. A.) St. Louis Co.,
Mo., map. 19071.
Moseley (A. W.) Pract. math. 10254.
Moseley (F. G.) Satan’s reward.
12949.
se
pt. 1, n.8., v.13
Moser paper co.:
Are you buying paper stock this
fall. 21121.
Giant source of help. 7406.
Moses (A. G.) Peace anthology.
2255.
Mosher (C. C.) Device for dating
eggs. 30196.
Moskowitz (B. I.) Modern mother’s
experience. 30197.
Mosley (Herbert) pseud. See Cooke
(Stanley)
Mosquitoes. (Drama) 8426, 27638.
Moth. (Drama) 13992, $1916.
Mother. (Drama) 22517, 24998.
Mother call. (Motion picture) 27901.
Mother Goose:
All about Mother Goose. [ete.]
21122, 21123.
Mother Goose A B C. [ete.J
613, 614.
Mother Goose bk. of rhymes,
30198.
Mother Goose rhymes. [ete.]
26726, 26727.
Mother Goose & other rhymes. 18103.
Moother Goose in pantomime. See
Child’s book of plays.
Mother Goose pageant. 22518.
(Drama)
Mother Goose up-to-date,
5109.
Mother in her. (Drama) 5110.
Mother love. (Drama) 5111, 8427.
Mother of a man. (Drama) 1118.
Mother of ,Frank Cross. (Drama)
11102,
Mother of his children. (Drama)
16627.
Mother Walda. (Drama) 31911.
Motherhood. (Drama) 11103.
Motherlove. (Drama) 24999.
Motherlove. (Motion picture) 8870.
Mothers. (Drama) 13992*.
Mother’s guiding hand. (Motion pic-
ture) 32459.
Mother’s macaroni co. Creamettes
adv. campaign. 21124.
Mother’s magazine. List of titles &
reply bk. [etc.] 4275, 4276.
Mother’s malediction. 9315.
Mothers of men. (Drama) 22519.
Mother’s plea. (Drama) 16628.
Mother’s secret. (Drama) 8428.
Mother’s story hour. 21125.
Motion picture theatre list. ©4277,
15762, 21126, 30200.
Motion picture trade direct. 4278,
12950-12952.
Motion picture trade direct. co., ine. :
Motion picture theatre list. 4277,
15762, 21126, 30200.
Motion picture trade direct. [etc.]
12950-12952.
Motor mishap. (Drama) 25057.
1718
nos. 1-12, 1916
4 Motor Mut & his fliv. (Motion pic-
ture) 27902.
- Motor-way year-book, containing Ga.
state highways. 4280.
“Motor world. Tire rate bk. standard
telegraphic code. 30201.
Motor world pub. co. Tire rate bk.
30202.
Motorcooler sales co. Hot again.
4281
Mott (J. L.) iron works:
Danger of excessively heated wa-
ter & how to avoid it. [etc.]
10255, 10256.
Modern plumbing. [ete.] 21128,
21129.
Motter (G. O.) Hanover bank of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Hanover Christ-
mas savings club. 6823.
Mouézy-Eon (—) Tiancés de Rosalie.
5039.
Mouly (Enrique) MHablaba ozté de
Jechuras. 2849.
Mount Airy, N. C., map. 11291.
Mount Desert, Me., map. 11292, 11298.
Mount Greenwood cemetery assn. Chi-
cago’s most beautiful cemetery.
4282
Mount Hamilton, Cal., map. 11294.
Mount Hebron land & development co.
Freedom’s call in the last Amer.
West. 2256.
Mount Holly Springs, Pa., map. 3063.
Mount Kisco, N. Y., map. 32245.
Mount Parnassus. (Drama) 16629.
Mount Pleasant, Tenh., map. 8640.
Mount Vernon, N. Y., direct. 7407.
Mountain blood. (Motion picture)
19251.
Mountain Grove, Mo., map. 1317.
Mountain mad. (Drama) 11104.
Mountain maid. (Drama) 13993.
Mountain States telep. & teleg. co.:
Colorado, map. 16769.
Telep. direct. 615, 2257, 2258,
12953, 15764, 18104, 21130, 26728,
30203.
Telep. soc. of the Mountain States.
Educational cept. Bell system.
fete.] AT6é7-4769.
— Elem. of elec. [etc.]
16271-16273.
-—- Private branch ex-
changes. 31208.
Substation practice.
2588, 7995.
Wyoming, map. 22815.
Mountain tragedy. (Motion picture)
22957.
Mountain View, Okl., map. 8641.
Mountebanks. (Drama) 8429.
Mountsier (Robert) Diary of dead
English Tommy. [etce.] 2259, 2260.
Mouse. (Drama) 1119.
INDEX
Mouser (R. H.) Synopses of stories
for motion picture scenarios. 211385.
Movea film service, ine. Carmen.
16911.
Movie bug. (Drama) 81912.
Movie-land. (Drama) 25000.
Movie-mad Maggie. (Drama) 84380.
Movie magazine pub. co. Movie maga-
zine’s scenario bulletin. 74908.
Movie magazine’s scenario bulletin,
7408.
Movie man. (Drama) 138994.
Movie mania. (Drama) 16630.
Movie star. (Motion picture) 5761.
Moving finger. (Motion picture)
25318.
Moving picture fiends. (Drama)
27639.
Mowrer (FE. A.):
Aid man on trial in U. 8S. 30204.
Austria drains Montenegro. [etc.]
21126-21144.
Austria’s big drive halted. [etc.]
12957-12971.
Denies nation sold out. [ete.]
24187-24197.
Election bewilders Italians. [etc.]
26730-26787.
Facts on Austrian forces. [etc.]
15767-15773.
Italians feel war with Berlin is
sure. fete.] 18105-18110.
Italians reprint Grey talk. 10257.
Mowrer (P. S.):
All Paris is athrob as allies smash
on. [ete.] 15774-15800.
Allies’ replies in few days.
30213-30226.
Allies will keep up big drive all
[ete. ]
winter. [etce.] 26738-26749.
Anniversary cheers French. [etce.]
21145-21172.
Big guns are secret of modern
attack. [ete.] 18111-18129.
Chance to buy battle field. [etc.]
24198-24210.
Defends U. S. note to Kaiser.
12972.
Moxley (Thomas) Special sticker-
man. 2261.
Moyer (H. N.) Why some people are
old at 45. 24211.
Moylan (William) Resignation. 4283.
Moyr6én (Julian) Mujeres malas.
11105.
(Drama) 2897.
Moza del Nano.
Mozart (W. A.) Girtnerin aus liebe.
8483.
Mozumdar (A. K.) Universal mes-
sage. 26750.
Mua co. Mayer (A. U.) True God.
4209.
Much ado about Betty. (Drama)
8431.
1719
INDEX
pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
Much ado about nothing. (Drama)
31913, 31914.
Much ado about something. (Drama)
22520.
Much married widow. (Drama)
8434,
Muchly married. (Motion picture)
576
Mudge (Clara) What is hermetic
Christianity. 16473.
Mudie (Leonard) Laughing Mudie.
18854.
Mueller (A. E.)
co. <Are you?
Mueller (A. H.):
Allegheny Co., Pa., map.
Montgomery Co., Pa., map. 25149.
Miiller (H. L.) Elements of training
in military aviation. 31603.
Miiller (Hans) Blaue kiiste. 16498.
Mueller (J. T.) Christmas dialogs.
26751.
Mueller (V.) & co,
ments. 24212,
Miiller (W.) Worteinriickungs-tabel-
len. 7409.
Mueran los celos.
Muffled alarm. (Drama) 31916.
Musford (James) Thayer (O. H.)
Thayer's Springfield portable school-
Mueller (A. E.) &
12973.
16740.
Surgeons’ instru-
(Drama) 31915.
houses. 10742.
Muggins. (Motion picture) 143817.
Muhlfield (J. BE.) Pulverized fuel for
locomotives. 4284. ,
Muir (Kate) pseud. See Smith (M.
E.)
Muir (Marian) pseud. See Smith
Muir (Ward) Sunrise. &521.
Mujer de hielo. (Drama) 2877.
Mujer ideal. (Drama) 31917.
Mujeres malas. (Drama) 11105,
18831.
Mukerji (D. G.) Layla - Majnu.
13969*.
Mulgrew (J. P.) Something you
wanted. 25045.
Mullen (G. M.) For higher stand-
ards. 21178.
Muller (L. M.):
‘Brother & sister.
Mother Walda.
Muller & Kaplan.
quality. 12974.
Muller, Maclean & co., ine. Wholesale
net export price list of drugs. 24213.
Mullikin (S. A.) eo.:
Salesman’s key of instructions.
4285.
Shannon (T. W.)
manhood. 10598.
31665.
31911.
Strings of supreme
New perfect
Mullins (T. D.) Mullins’ agency.
Salesmanship. 80227.
Mullins’ agency. Salesmanship.
30227.
Mullowney (J. J.)
diary. 619.
Multicaleulator co. Multicaleulator.
7410.
Mumford (EE. W.)
leen. 8323.
Mumford (G. E.)
11050.
Mumford (J. K.) Chinese rugs. 4286.
Mumford molding machine co.:
Peace calendar &
Donnybrook col-
Home sweet home.
Combination jolt sq ma-
chines, [ete.] 4287, ;
Split pattern vibrator machines.
26753.
Squeezers. 21174.
Mummey.& co. Merchant's helper.
18130.
Muncy, Pa., map. 14132.
Mundy (Talbot) Sam Bagg of the
620.
Goose Creek line.
Gabriel group.
Munger (C. L.)
27596.
Munn (Bess):
Conquering hero. 13914.
Road to Rome. 14033.
Munn & co., ine. Catalog of scientific
& technical bks. 7411.
Munns (M. C.) W. C. T. U. in song
& story. 80228.
Mufioz Seea (Pedro):
Casa de los crimenes. 5004.
Conferencia de Aigeciras. 81701.
Eseala de Milan. 31749.
Frescura de Lafuente. 5044,
Lolita Tenorfo. 13973.
Los que fueron. 31866.
Perla ambarina. 11127.
Remolino. 11148.
Roble de La Jarosa.
Mufioz Serrano (José)
t6os. 2781.
Munro (Charlotte) Liz. 24976.
Munro (H. H.) Fur. [ete.] 15801-
15808.
Munro (W. W.) Capron (Nick) Bill
in Zomoland. 28501.
Munro (Wallace) Liz. 24976.
Munson (C. W.) Exhibit one, by car,
of citrus fruits.. 10258.
Munson (W.G.) Munson carbon con-
sumer €o0. Directions. [ete.]
30229, 20230.
Munson carbon consumer co. Direc-
tions. f[ete.] 30229, 30230.
Muntell (W. C.) Liz. 24976.
Murashima (T. F.) Great world war.
30231.
Muratore (Lucien):
5172.
Aqui estamos
Rose of Grenade. 27924.
Temporal power. 27953.
Murder 4 la mode. (Drama) 18874.
Murder will occasionally out.
(Drama) 16631.
Murder will out. (Drama) 1120.
1720
eS se eee
‘Murdered. by mistake.
| y 82 460,
al at bay. (Motion picture)
22892.
‘Murdering Selt ea 25042.
k (G. EF
Shadow of aa rope.
. Tonochtitlan. 1200.
Murdock (Victor) Bryan followers
will turn to progressives. 2262.
-“Murdock’s pardner. (Drama) 22521.
-Murfin (J. M.) Sign. 18918.
Murfin (Jane):
At daybreak. 381630.
WLilae time. 31857.
Murphy (C. FE.) Barber-shop adver-
tising plan. 21175.
Murphy (PD. T.) Amer. joke bk. 2263.
Murphy (EB. J.) Removal of sulphur
from spent oxide. 380282.
rpey (BE. L.) Popular food chart.
Matghy (E. 8.)
lations to me.
Murphy (F. P.)
Murphy (G. E.)
‘Carson. 2265.
Murphy (John) co. Thompson (A.
L.) Catechism of patriotism for
Amer. schl. children. 16289
Murray (Clara) Wide awake junior.
(Motion pic-
(Drama)
11160.
Blessed Virgin’s reve-
24888.
Little Venus. 138971.
Redemption of Molly
10259.
Murray (Effie Littlefield-) See Little-
field-Murray (Effie)
Murray (G. F.) Look into eternity.
30233.
Murray (J. C.) Tribute to my friend.
» (412
Murray (J. M.) Dream lesson. 31734
Murray (Katherine) Well preserved.
: ~ 22647.
Murray (lL. H.) Wabash Co., IIL,
| map. 5361.
Murray (L. P.) Dry cleaning hints.
30234.
Murray (Richard):
Chance. 18808.
Kiss of death. 13967.
Mrs. Pipp’s fortune. 16622.
My son. 13995.
Murray (W. J.):
| Atonement. fete.] 10260-10262.
Immaculate Babe. 30235.
Murray, Ky., map. 16831.
Musaus (W. P.) Theory of advanced
acctg. 30236.
Muscatine Co., Ia., map.
Muschamp (E. A.)
22756.
Uncle Harry’s
talks. 7413, 10263, 12975, 15804,
18131, 21176, 26758, 30237.
Musgrave ip Wop ot
Dyeing special fabrics. 12976.
Dyestuffs. 15805.
Gen. processes of bleaching. [etc.]
18132, 18133. —
INDEX
Musgrave (A. F.)—Continued.
Chemicals. of interest to dyers,
26759.
Gloves, hats, furs & feathers,
[ete.] 21178, 21179.
Textile fibers. 7414.
Wet & dry cleaning. 10264,
Mushen (8S. A.) Lake Co., Or., map.
8040, 8625.
Music & musicians. 15806.
Music bulletin. 4289, 26760.
Music hath power. (Drama)
Music lesson. (Drama) 5112.
Music trades. 30238.
Music trades co.:
Music trades. 380238.
Piano & organ purchaser’s guide
for 1916. 10452.
Musical barber. (Motion picture)
14318.
Musical blue bk. corp.,
blue bk. of America. 80239.
Musical blue bk. of Amer. 30239.
Musical comedy moments in a vaude-
ville way. (Drama) 25001.
Musical fantasy with a dash of Shake-
speare. (Drama) 5113.
Musical madness. (Motion picture)
22958.
Musical mixup. (Drama) 2898.
Musician’s calendar & birthday bk.
26761.
Muskingum Co., O., map. 22757.
Muskogee, Okl. ” direct. 21180.
Muskogee Co., OKl., direct. 21180.
Muskogee gas & elec. co. Electric cus-
16632.
inc. Musical
tomers information book [ete.]
30240, 30241.
Muskogee paint & glass co. Where
art & bus. meet. 10265.
Musselshell Co., Mont., direct. 20847.
Musselshell Co., Mont., farmers’ direct.
10266.
Musset (Alfred de):
Il faut qu’une porte soit cuverte
on fermée. 13955.
Quatre comédies. 31984*.
Mute witness. (Drama) 8432
Mutiny. (Motion picture) 17017.
Mutual benefit life insur. co. Right
there’s where bus. succeeds or fails.
18134.
Mutual burial league. Vital certificate.
21181.
Mutual ‘life insur. co. of N. Y. Sue-
cess table. 21182.
Mutual mistake. (Drama) 5114.
Mutual progress assn. of Southern Cal.
Prospectus. 30242.
Mutual service corp. Skookum apples.
302453.
Muzas (Mariano) Sobrino del miris-
tro...5183.
My boo-ful baby. (Dram) 5115.
My country. (Drama) 22522.
1721
INDEX
.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
My country, ‘tis of thee. (Motion pic-
ture) 19252.
My educated children. (Drama )
25002.
My flag. 24863.
My friend, Mr. Jones. (Drama)
16633.
My friend the juroress. (Drama)
11106.
My Honolulu girl. (Drama) 22523.
My Irish Cinderella. (Drama) 31918.
My lady incog. (Motion picture)
5763.
My lady’s dress. (Drama) 1120*.
My lacdy’s millions.
17018.
(Motion picture)
My lady’s slipper. (Motion picture)
5764,
My little pal. (Drama) 8433.
My mother’s rosary. (Drama) 1121,
5116, 11107, 11108.
My son. (Drama) 13995.
My son Arthur. (Drama) 22524.
My wife’s gone to the country.
(Drama) 31919.
My wife’s husbands. (Drama) 8434.
Myers (D. G.) Metropolitan opera
house. Grand opera by the Metro-
politan opera co. 30093.
Myers (KE. A.) When I was young.
25077.
Myers (EE. B.) With Uncle Sam in
Mexico. 21183.
Myers (G. W.) Analytical chart of
elementary schl. arith. 21184.
Myers (H. E.) Box no. classified ad-
vertisements. 7415.
Myers (H._ I.) Christmas _ tree.
24918.
Myers (J. W.) Dr. Myer’s medical
adviser. 7416.
Myers (lL. E.) & eco. Secretary’s ef-
ficiency manual. 211S5.
Myers (\W.F.) Chart showing exemp-
tions & rates. 26762.
‘Myrtle McCabe. (Drama) 84835.
Myrtle, the manicurist. (Motion pic-
ture) S871.
Mystere de la maison noire. (Drama)
22525.
Mysteries of Mona. (Drama) 5117.
Mysterious cousin. (Drama) 4986.
Mysterious disappearance. (Motion
picture) 22858.
Mysterious Mr. Fabiola (Drama) |!
2899.
Mysterious motor car. (Motion pic-
ture) 22996.
Mysterious shadow. (Motion picture)
27865.
Mvsterious stranger. (Drama)
1.
Mystery man. (Drama) 11109.
Mystery of my lady’s boudoir.
tion picture) 382461.
(Mo-
Mystery of Orcival. (Motion picture)
5765.
Mystery of the blue-room. (Drama)
10967.
Mystery of the crown jewels. (Motion
picture) 19253.
Mystery of the midnight express.
(Motion picture) 5726.
Mystic, Conn., direct. 21186.
Mystic defender. (Motion picture)
230038.
Mystic maiden. (Drama) 5118.
Mythen (Grattan) Attorney for the
defense. 31633.
N. A. R. D. peoples almanac. 30244.
Nacke (Louise) :
Bags of all kinds in crochet.
30245.
Crocheted yokes for corset COMEES
& night gowns. 10267.
Nadelson (Philip) Teeth, their re-
lationship to health & success in
life. 4291.
Nadine of nowhere. (Motion. picture)
11490.
Nagai (Gen) N. Y. life insur. co.
Satisfaction & regret. 652.
Nagel (Geo.) Striker. 22607.
Nagel (W. G.) elee. co. Catalog.
24214.
Nagora (Kazimierza) Syn wolnoSsci.
2938.
Nahant, Mass., direct. 18002.
Naida, the Greek girl. (Drama)
16634.
Na-i-na. (Drama) 18875.
Nakamura (M)
Rokunen, San Francisco & Yokohama
steamship schedule. 29119.
Naked hearts. (Motion picture)
11491.
Name. (Drama) 22526.
Name & the game. (Motion picture)
§so0.
Name for the baby. (Motion picture)
25212. :
Nameless one. (Drama) 1123.
Nan. (Drama) 2900.
Nan good for nothing. (Motion pic-
ture) 5766.
Nancy’s niece. (Drama) 31920.
Nanette of the wilds. (Motion pic-
ture) 27903.
Nantucket land trust.
land. 30246.
Nanty-Glo, Pa., map. 3064.
Naomi. (Drama) 22527, 22528.
Napa, Cal., direct. 10268.
Napoleon, O., map. 25151.
Nantucket Is-
Napoleon and his men of glory. (Dra-
ma) 1124.
Napoleon and the sentry. (Drama)
31921.
Napoleon Bonaparte. (Drama)
18876.
Furuya (Y) Taisho
Narrow path.
19254.
Nash (W. T.) Not just now.
_ Nashville bk. co.
nos. 1-12, 1916
rdi (Pasquale) Nardi, habit maker.
an gents Bay yacht racing assn.
g rules. 18135.
ett machine co.:
~ Catalogue. 24215.
_ Stall bar exercises. 7417.
: creed. (Motion
4.
»w fabric co. Nufashioned rick
rack bk. 7418, 18136.
(Motion
picture)
picture)
{ete.]
_ $0247, 30248.
N. H., direct. 21187.
ville, Ill., map. 153158.
ashville, Mich., map. 16832.
Nashville, Tenn. :
Confidential merchant’s ref.
_., 21188.
Direct. 10270.
Stereopticon sup-
plies & views. 24216.
Nashville retail credit men’s assn.
Do you pay your bills. 21189, 24217.
Nassau Co., N. Y., map. 8642.
atalie’s patterns. 7419.
Rathan (E. B.) Nathan novelty mfg.
co. Nathan, makers of automobile
& motorcycle fabric & leather sup-
plies. 7420.
Nathan (G. J.) Poor little rich girl.
22560.
Nathan Hale. (Motion picture)
382386.
Nathan novelty mfg. co. Nathan,
makers of automobile & motorcycle
fabric & leather supplies. 7420.
Nathans (G. A.) Birthday of the in-
fanta. 24907.
Nathansen (Henri) Dr. Wahl. 1032.
Natick, Mass., map. 5300.
Natl. academy of design.
10271, 30249.
Natl. aluminum works. Potter pure
aluminum cooking utensils. 12977.
Natl. amateur wireless assn.:
Illus. cat.
Monthly service bulletin. 21099,
26716, 30174.
Wilson (Woodrow) President’s
letter. 13838.
Natl. annotating co. Watson (B. F.)
Notes to statutes of Ind. 16379.
Natl. art novelty co.:
Feeling. [etc.] 7421-7426.
Zolotkoff (Leon) Empty cradle.
Natl. associated schls. of scientific bus.
Natl. bus. ability tests. 12978.
Natl. assn. for the study and preven-
tion of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis
direct. 15807.
Natl. assn. furniture mfrs. Semi-ann.
meeting. 21192.
17
INDEX
Natl. assn. of approved advertisers.
In the den of the mail order
schemer. 621,
Natl. assn. of Audubon socs. Chap-
man (F. M.) Audubon pocket bird
collection. 25708.
Natl. assn. of chair mfgrs. Cooley &
Marvin co. Uniform plan of cost
acct. control. 23405.
Natl. assn. of colored ry., foundry,
factory, mill & mine workers of
America. Articles of incorp. 622.
Natl. assn. of corp. schls.:
Rept. of com. on retail salesman-
ship. 15808.
3d. annual convention. 24221,
4th. ann. convention. 12979.
Natl. assn. of cotton mfrs. Twyford
(H. Bb.) Purchasing & storing of
materials. 16304.
Natl. assn. of life insur. policy hold-
ers. Hist. of the Bankers life assn.,
of Des Moines. 30250.
Natl. assn. of portrait painters. Cata-
log of the sixth annual circuit ex-
hibition. 30251.
Natl. assn. of professional base ball
leugues. Off. guide. 12988,
Natl. assn. of retail druggists. N. A.
Rk. D. peoples almanac. 30244.
Natl. assn. of steel & copper plate
engravers. Proper forms for social
engraving. 10272.
Natl. auto highways co. Shreveport,
La., map. 22788.
Natl. automobile chamber of com-
merce, inc. Hand bk. of automo-
biles. 9697.
Natl. bankers service, inc. Bingham-
ton, N. Y. 3d. natl. bank. Fortune
is knocking at your door. [etc.]
6204, 6205.
Natl. beverage co. Natl. guarantee
gold bond. 12989.
Natl. bird sanctuary associates, inc.
Bird sanctuary competitions. 30252.
Natl. board of review of motion pic-
tures:
Garden of Amer. motion pictures.
30253.
Natl com. on films for young
people. Better film entertain-
ments. 30276.
Natl. brake & electric co.:
Cc. D. and C. A. direct and alter-
nating current governors for
indus. service. [ete.] 21193—
21195.
Type MW-1, 10 cu. ft. motor
driven air brake compressor.
10273.
Natl. bureau of analysis:
Don’t shuffle off ahead of schedule.
24222.
Helpful suggestions. 30255.
23
INDEX
Natl. bureau of analysis—Continued.
Key to a normal urine. 7427.
Natl. bus. ability tests. Bulletin.
10274.
Natl. canners assn. Canners direct.
26763.
Natl. cash bond co. Instrs. & detailed
directions for a National cash buy-
ers bond campaign. 12990.
Natl. cash register co.:
Exchange & second-hand price
list. [ete.] 80256-30258.
Price list of Natl. cash registers,
&e. [ete.] 4292, 4293.
Natl. casket co. Catalogue. 10275,
15810, 26764.
Natl. chat. 623.
Natl. city bank. Christmas savings
club. 380259.
Natl. city bank of N. Y.:
Austin (O. P.) Commer, geog.
11691, 19484,
Code of the foreign dept. 30265.
Natl. cloak & suit co.:
Blue bk. of bargains. [etc.]
4294, 4295, 21196-21198.
Christmas gifts. 26766.
Natl.’s July—Aug. sale. 12991.
Natl.’s white sale. 30266.
Sewing machines. 24223.
Summer styles. 10279.
Natl. clock & mfg. co. How to con-
duct a successful gen. agency bus.
[ete.] 624, 625.
Natl. college Republican. 30267.
Natl. collegiate athletic assn.:
Intercollegiate swimming guide.
3914.
Spalding’s off. college soccer ft.
ball guide. 24224,
Track relay. 15813.
See also Joint rules committee.
Natl. commer. gas assn.:
Accounting. [ete.] 12992, 12993,
26767.
Allen (G@. W.) Commer. manage-
ment. 23072.
Brock (J. M.) Hotel & restau-
rant appliances. 17286.
Bullard (J. E.) Salesmanship.
28455. ,
Bus. Engl. [ete.] 15814, 24225-—
24229.
Commer. management. [ete.]
80270-30275.
Esquerre (P. J.) Accounting.
Ltt.
Filing systems. [ete] 18137,
18188.
Hare (J. R.) Commer. manage-
ment. 1889.
Fierte , {Ron Illumination.
2370, 26976.
Platt (L. J.) Blast burner de-
sign. 18300. ,
pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
Natl. commer. gas assn.—Continued.
Industrial fuel. 2375, 13229,
244038, 26980, 30648.
Registration list. 80274, 30274*.
Root AW. es Salesmanship.
13323, 27063.
Secord (W. L.) Salesmanship.
2483, 30901.
Slater (EE. K.) Pract. treatises.
13481.
Ulbricht (Emil) Aectg. 24729,
27365, 31292.
Corporate organization. 18657.
Natl. commercial underwriters. Vos-
tro sicuro collettore. 4296.
Natl. com. on films for young people.
Better film entertainments.
Natl. com. on prisons. Prison leaflets.
21199.
Natl. congress of mothers and parent-
teachers assns. :
Mass. branch Parents’
[etc.] 30277, 30278.
classes.
Publ. com. Child welfare circle,
12994.
Natl. conservatory of music. Natl
method, 1st to 36th lesson for be-
ginners on the violin. 626.
Revised
Natl. co-operative realty co.
real estate lessons, 12995.
Natl. council of Jewish women. Plan
of work. 30279.
Natl. coupon exchange. Natl. coupon
exchange. 30280. .
Natl. credit corp. Natl. credit corp.
bank & atty. direct. 26772.
Natl. dairy council. :
Eat more of these. 21200.
Natl. dairy council. [ete.] 26773,
26774.
National drama corp. [Tall of a na-
tion. 16935.
Natl. editorial service, ine.:
Appelbaum (Misha) Liberty that
America offers to the alien.
14494.
Baker (B. N.) Administration’s
shipping bill. 3237.
Govt. aid for merchant ma-
rine. 9078.
Present boom in Amer, ship-
bldg. 14544.
Barker (Wharton) British trades
unions undemocratic. 6119.
Europe headed for democracy.
3255.
— Forces behind Russia’s great
offensive. 9094.
Bateman (George) Britain’s
cabinet crisis & conscription.
6154.
Bergengren (Ralph) Welcome
words about spelling. 6188.
Clark (J. B.) League of nations
to enforce peace. 28609.
1724
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le en ae:
Natl. editorial service, inc.—Continued.
Davis (C. H.) Freight embargo.
Foulke (W. D.) More fragments
of a shattered pledge. 9585.
—— Putting force behind
peace movement. 29091,
Gallagher (Patrick) Our Philip-
pine problem.
Garcia (Bliseo) Our schl. system
for Mexico. 3723.
the
Gibbons (James, cardinal) Four
hopes of the republic. 3741.
Goddard (H. H.) Defective
Americans. 20317.
Goodnow (F. J.) Absolutism al-
most a necessity for China.
8753.
Harris (W. F.) Behind the veil
in Greece. 15239.
Fate of the Bal-
—— Whipping the devil around
the stump. 3818.
Henwood (C. E.) On the impor-
tance of being born again.
20484.
Jenks (J. W.) Looking ahead in
China, 3995.
Jordan (D. S.) Failure of the
Western campaign. 29642.
Kaempffert (Waldemar) Story of
a dying world. 29648.
Kawakami (K. K.)
naval program &
[ete.] 15485, 15486.
Kenyon (W. S.) Senate
Philippines. 15507.
— Taxing expatriates. 20743.
Lane (F. K.) Burying our natl.
talents. 20822.
Our priceless heritage.
Water-power lands
natl. necessity. 15569.
Laughlin (J. L.) Destruction &
war finance. 20834.
— Dollar exchange vs. sterling.
2144,
MecKenty (R. J.) Honor among
thieves & other convicts. 20933.
Morse (W. G.) Federal reserve
act partly void. 7404.
— New significance of Washing-
ton’s birthday. 15759.
— No hyphenated Amer. fami-
lies. 273.
Patten (S. M.) England’s mobi-
lization of Amer. securities.
4422
Japanese
America’s.
& the
7193.
& our
Pepper (C. M.)
policy after the war.
4440, 4441.
British trade
[ete.]
Natl. editorial service, inc.—Continued.
Foreign trade in theory &
practice. f[ete.] 10438, 10439.
Pan - Amer. millennium.
21531.
Potts (C. S.) Murder &
suicide
war’s by-product. 30661.
Price (W. G.) jr. Continental
army plan unfeasible. 10467.
Schoff (Wilfred) Chile & the U.
S. 7811.
Smith (E. F.) Rivalling Ger-
many’s chem. industry. 31013.
Steinmetz (C. P.) Our growing
favorable trade balance. 7946.
Stowell (E. C.) Crisis in our for-
eign relations. 16250.
Precedents for internatl.
blockades. [etc.] 10718, 10719.
Question of armed merchant-
men. 381142.
Taylor (J. M.) When military
training should begin. 4757.
Thwing (C. F.) Friendship as an
asset. 22053.
Having riches without being
rich. 16294.
Usher (R. G.) Our most danger-
ous possession. 31355.
Whelpley (J. D.) Certain essen-
tials of preparedness. 10886.
Freedom for commerce.
2734.
Williams (J. S.) Preparedness not
necessarily militarism. 31532.
Natl. educa. assn. New York, 1916.
15816.
Natl. efficiency development corp.
System voucher’ check. [ete.]
30281-30283.
Natl. electric & auto supply co. <Auto-
mobile supply cat. 15817.
Natl. electric light assn. Chicago cen-
tral station institute. Commercial
engineering course. 1590, 3449,
11947, 12996, 14783, 17344, 19808,
23347, 25716, 28571.
Natl. electrical contractor’s assn. Uni-
versal data & sales bk. 627, 2266,
7428, 7429. 12997, 15818, 18139, 21201,
26775, 30284.
Natl. equitable soc. Money. 12998.
Natl. exchange of credit adjustments
of the U. S., ine. Natl. system of
adjustment procedure. 12999.
Natl. farm power. Chart showing
principal agricultural publications
of the U. S. 18140.
Natl. federation of remedial
assns.:
Eighth ann. convention. 30285.
Ham (A. H.) Work of the re-
medial loan soe. 26180.
loan
1725
INDEX
Natl. fire proofing co.:
Instructions for erecting the Natco
imperishable silo. [ete.] 4297-
4300.
McRoy camp vitrified salt glazed
conduit. 24230.
Natco bakup tile. 15819.
Natco bldg. tile. [ete.] 21204—
21207.
Natco dairy barn for 30 cows.
fete.] 10280, 10281.
Nateo imperishable silo chute &
feed room. 30286.
Natco lock joint sewer tile. 628.
Natco public garage. 13000.
Natco tex-tile. 7430.
Natl. floral corp. Natl. florists’ tele-
graphic & cable code. 21208.
Natl. gallery. 9306.
Natl. game co. Rules & regulations
for the fascinating game of Batting.
10282.
Natl. gas engine assn. N. G. E. A.
data sheets. 629, 4301.
Natl. hardwood lumber assn. Rules
for the measurement. [ete.] 24231.
Natl. highways assn.:
Ammons (E. M.) Natl road-bldg.
& natl public lands. 6060.
Beard (H. C.) Iowa state roads.
6165.
Bill-board nuisance in N. Y. city.
7431.
Bill for Congress to create a natl.
highways comn. f[ete.] 4802-
4305.
Blanchard (A, H.) Economic
phases of state highway legisla-
- tion, 6217.
—— Highway engineer in public
life.) tt;
Claudy (C. H.) Good roads vs.
6396-6399.
[ete.]
mud-holes. [ete.]
Roads & land values.
3466, 3467.
Craft (John) Natl. highways &
rural free delivery post roads.
3510.
Davis (C. H.) Good roads every-
where. fete.] 1672, 6548—-6551.
Our natl. highways. 12065.
Pineville, Ky.; why living is
eostly versus Middlesboro, Ky.;
how to cut the cost. 192.
Real natl. highway. 3573.
French (J. A.). Highways of N.
M. 3717.
Highfill (C. W.)
road-bldg. 6902.
Hutton (F. R.) Natl. highways
& good roads. 3907.
Johnson (L. W.) Poor roads.
7060.
Govt. aid for
17
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Natl. highways assn.—Continued.
N. C. division. N. C. good roads
assn. Road maps & tour bk. of
western N. C. 13131.
Perkins (KE. T.) Highways &
drainage. 7649.
Suggs (Sidney) Why the govt.
should build, own & maintain a
system of public highways.
T7980.
Tufts (Leonard) Help those to
help themselves. 4796.
See also, for entries of maps,
this index under names of
places.
Natl. importing & mfg. co.:
National’s chat. 623.
Road to profit. 10283.
Whitman (R. L.) Light on sales-
manship. 1OS93. 2
Women’s wear & general dry
goods. 630.
Natl. information exchange. Instr. to
representatives. 4306.
Natl. inst. of efficiency. Purinton (EB.
EK.) Efficiency & life. [ete.] 18316,
18317.
Natl. jewelers bd. of trade:
Confidential ref. bk. of the jew-
elry trade. 4307.
Ref. bk. of the jewelry trade in
the U. S. & Canada. 24232.
Natl. juvenile auto co. Our contest
plan. 7432.
Natl. lamp works of General electric
co. (Engineering dept.) :
Bulletin. »631, 26776.
Sce also Sunbeam ineandescent
lamp division. 7985.
Natl. landscape service. Landscape
information form. 30287.
Natl. lead co. Window displays of
all nations. 21209.
Natl. lead co. of Mass. Lewis colors.
24233.
Natl. league of professional base ball
clubs. Constitution & playing rules.
10284.
Natl. lumber mfrs.’ credit corp. Credit
rating bk. 7433, 24234.
Natl. malleable castings co. Coupler
eat. no. 2. 13001.
Natl. mfg. co., ine.:
Cash in on the crowd. [ete.] 2267,
2268
Standard wire goods. 21210.
Natl. mfrs. co.:
Amer. industries. 3191, 15820,
19404, 28044. ’
—— Suppl. 6039, 23107, 25436.
—— —— Preventive appliances.
28, TiGZ2.
Natl. map co.:
Connecticut, map. 1256.
Georgia, map. 16794.
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INDEX
‘nos, 1-12, 1916
Natl. map co.—Continued.
Indianapolis, Ind., map. 22727.
Iowa, map. 19009.
Kentucky, map. 19015, 19016.
Marion Co., Ind., map. 14120.
North Dakota, map. 27739.
Pennsylvania, map. 11315.
South Dakota, map. 16865.
Tennessee, map. 25180.
United States, map. 14174.
Washington (State) map. 19094.
World, map. 14185.
Natl. metropolitan bank. Safeguards
your savings. 10285,
Natl. motion picture ticket co., ine.:
Fool & his money. [ete.] 21211,
21212.
Natl. savings certificate. 80288,
Natl. motor vehicle co, Natl. highway
twelve. [etc.] 632, 633, 4308.
Natl. musicians’ direct. co. Northern
Cal. musicians’ direct. 4809.
Natl. oi! drilling co. Drilling for oil.
21218.
Natl. old trails
19083.
Natl. pecan groves co.:
Pecan. 30289.
Will you be one in one thousand.
2269.
Natl. piano travelers assn. Piano trav-
elers assn. bk. 15983.
Natl. pipe bending co. Natl. direct con-
tact feed water heaters. 21214.
Natl. Poland-China record co. Natl.
Poland-China record. 18141.
Natl. postal supply co. Alphabetical
postal scheme of Kan. 18142.
Natl. profit sharers assn. Natl. profit
sharers assn. 634.
road to Cal, map.
Natl. profit sharing assn. Community
catalogue. 21215.
Natl. publicity bureau. Northwestern
veterinary college. Corres. course.
13136.
Natl. register pub. co., inc. Stand.
register of natl. adv. 4702, 10675,
18512, 24633.
Natl. republican college league.
college republican. 30267.
Natl. rip-saw pub. co. Nearing (Scott)
Germs of war. 13006.
Natl. rural credit corp. Co-operative
& community int. endeavors. 4310.
Natl. savings bank. Workingman’s
story. 26777.
Natl. savings co., ine. Natl. system of
Savings. 21216.
National ,savings systems co. Cash
Savings check. 30290.
Nat]. school of chiropractic. Ann. an-
nouncement. 10286.
Natl. selling co. Gilt metal price
tags. 21217.
Natl.
Natl. service co., ine. Zuckerman
weekly fashion art service. 21218,
Natl Shawmut bank. Foreign trade
rept., port of Boston. [ete.] 685,
2270, 7434, 10287, 13002, 15822,
15823, 18148-18145, 21219, 24235,
30291.
Natl. shippers assn. N. Y. bk. IDx-
press, parcel post, freight, a com-
plete postal guide. 7457.
Natl. sign corp. Mail order price list.
10288,
Natl. sportsman, inc. Newkirk (New-
ton) Stranger in camp. 653.
Natl. survey co.:
Middle Atlantic States, map.
5295.
United States, map. 14176.
Natl. tank & mfg. co. Natl. corru-
gated knock down tanks. 21220.
Natl, tank & pipe co.:
Pipe. 302983.
Tanks, 15824.
Natl. telep. direct. co. Southwestern
teleg. & telep. co. direct.
1686, 16218, 24618.
Natl. temperance union.
I.) Temperance facts.
Natl. thrift system co.
Telep.
Stoddard (C.
10710.
Dime deposit
bank. Full paid thrift help cer-
tificate. 15009.
Natl. traffic service bureau, ince.
Sanitary potters assn. 13003.
Natl. trotting assn.:
By-laws & rules
30294.
Winrace & eligibilty book. 10289.
& regulations.
Natl. tube co.:
Natl. Matheson joint pipe. 13004,
Natl. pipe standards. 30295.
Natl. utilities corp. Agency M. O. 8S.
26778.
Natl wholesale grocers assn. of the
U. S. Ackerly (D. T.) John Corn.
23058.
Natl We Cutan.
Davis (E. 8.) Fight of science
against alcohol. [ete.] 28741.
Deane (J. F.) World on the wa-
ter wagon. 28756.
La Mance (Lora) John Barley-
corn. 29795.
Munns’ (M..G.) |) W.°C..'8. U. in
song & story. 30228.
Natl. woodenware_ Co.
30296.
Natl. X-ray reflector co.:
Eye comfort lighting system for
offices & banks. [etc.] 7435,
7436.
Magnets of trade. [ete.] 21221,
21222, 30297.
Natl. yr. bk. 30298.
Nativity. (Drama)
Catalogue.
31922.
1727
INDEX
pt. I, 0. S., v.13
Natoma dairy co. Natoma dairy co.
24238.
Natural born gambler.
ture) 17019.
Natural law. (Drama) 31923.
Natural thing. (Drama) 13980.
(Motion pic-
Naturaline corset co. X-ray, a case
of enteroptosis. 13005.
Nature incorporated. (Motion pic-
ture) 17020,
Nature’s comeback. (Drama) 16635.
Nature’s invisible forces (Motion pic-
ture) S872.
Naugatuck, Conn., direct.
Naught (G. L.) Tangleland.
Naval history soc. Calendar.
Navurro Serrano (Leon)
2830.
Navy league. Woman's section. Natl.
committee on voluntary aid. Man-
ual of voluntary aid. 26779.
Naylor (E. H.) Value of trade assns.
24239.
Nazareth. (Drama)
Neal (Max):
Auch ich war ein jiingling. 16491.
Biigeleisen. 16507.
Fi des Columbus. 16535.
Hosenknipf’. 16574.
Neal of the navy, episode 8.
18704.
22611.
30299.
Famosa.
22529.
(Mo-
tion picture) 5767.
Neale (W. G.) How money grows.
24240.
Nealy (C. M.) In the name of hu-
manity. 21223.
Nearing (Scott) Germs of war.
13006.
Nearly a deserter. (Motion picture)
25315.
Nearly a jockey. (Drama) 22530.
Nearly spliced. (Motion picture)
14319.
Nebraska, map. 1319, 3065, 19034,
19035, 2275S.
Nebraska telep. co. Specifications for
installation. 26780.
Nebraska weather chart calendar.
30300.
Necedah,. Wis., map. 32246.
Neck (S. SBS.) Haladin laboratory.
Haladin ointment for the treatment
of skin diseases. 12357.
Necklace. (Drama) 31924.
Nedbal (Oskar) Winzerbraut, 32148.
Nederland-Beayer Creek mines, Col.
map. 5301.
Needham (W. L.) Friend of every
home. 26781.
Needle (Morris) |
ward. 30301.
Needles, Cal.. map. 8643.
Neeld (A. D.) jr. Discussion of rib-
bed lath reinforcement for concrete
slabs. 15825.
Mystery of the re-
17
Neely (E. A.) George (Edgar) Song
of the Ford. 6735.
Ne’er-do-well. (Motion picture) 5768.
Nees (J. J.) J. N. column system
bkkeeping. 4311, 21224.
Neff (J. L.):
Mr. and Miss Victrola. 22511.
Putting one over. 14028.
Neglected wife. (Motion picture)
32462-32466.
Negro yr. bk. co. Negro yr. bk. 24241.
Neichart (August):
Du musst! 16531.
Liebesinsel. 16597.
Wiistenmoral. 16733.
Neil (M. H.):
Rosebud recipes. 636.
Ryzon baking bk. 24242, 26782.
Neill (G. W.) Terry Co., Tex., map.
32293 ¥
Neill (J. F.) jr. Movies, are they in-
jurious to your eyes. 26783.
Neilsen (Helene) Science & art of
breathing. 24243. ,
Neilson (C. E.) Marriage bureau.
Neilson (Jeanne)
Nell, the ferret. (Drama) 31925.
Nellist (J.-F.) Michigan, map. 1307.
Nelly’s four in hand. (Drama) 22531.
Nelsen (Sister M. X.) And there was
light. 248965.
Nelson (Caroline) pseud. Sce Smith
(M. C.)
Nelson (G. M):
Music hath power. 16632.
Strings. 2935.
Jacks up. 1087.
Virginia. 5218.
Nelson (H. B.) United friends of Lin-
coln in America. Blue ritual.
2641*.
Nelson (H. W.) Nelson form for
choosing bidders. 15826.
Nelson (J. C.) Maryland. Nelson's
Washington suburban direct. 567.
Nelson (J. F.) Nelson try-on and
register system. 30302.
Nelson (M. A.) Woman's club of Or-
ance. Music dept. History of the
dance, .24862.
Nelson (Merwin) Tables turned.
32059.
Nelson (N. E.) Paster Russell’s
637.
Weekly feature page.
sphere in the Reformation.
Nelson (R. L.)
30303
Nelson (Rudolph)
gesellen.
Nelson (Sam) jr.
Pop corn recipes. 4749.
Nelson (Thomas) & sons: *
Nelson’s encyclopaedia. 30304.
Educa. course in studying &
reading U. S. hist. [ete]
21225, 21226.
‘Verheiratete jung-
Talbott (M. H.)
28
Po a o..
INDEX
és, 1-12, 1916
Nelson (Thomas) & sons—Continued.
Semi-annual revision pages.
26784.
Nelson (William)
grammofono,
Nelson’s encyclopaedia: 30304,
Educa. course in studying & read-
ing U. S. hist. [etc.] 21225,
21226.
Principessa del
26784.
military
Semi-annual revision pages.
Nemenyi (E. N.) Week's
events. 24244.
Nemo-hygienic-fashion inst. :
Condensed rept. of some of the
prin. addresses. 13007.
How to select the Nemo, [etc.]
18146, 18147.
Neniger (J. FP.) Mashed boxer. 18148.
11295.
Mother Goose pag-
Neosho, Mo., map.
Neptune (A. W.)
eant. 22518.
Nerlinger (A. F.)
concerning Detroit.
Facts & statistics
30305.
Nervy Nat has his fortune told. (Mo-
tion picture) 32467.
Nesbit (W. D.) Hymn of Thanksgiv-
ing. fete.] 380306, 303807
Netherton (R. D.):
Private corporations.
Public officers. 24245.
Neuberger (D. M.) Franklin brewery.
Hist. of beer. 20263.
Neubert (A.) Use & advantage of unit
System polygon forms. 21227.
Neuburger (Max) & co.:
Box of fur. 15827.
Fur house. 21228.
Neuberger furs will be big holi-
day sellers. 30308.
Neue rundschau. 30309.
a (H. L.) Putting it over.
18149.
Neumann (R.):
Bettex (Friedrich) Six days of
creation in the light of modern
science. 11816.
Luther (Martin) God’s word &
God’s works. 7277.
Neustadt] (Victor) Ethische prin-
cipien in dramen der neuzeit. 2271.
Neutral (Drama) 13996.
Neutralidad. (Drama) 31926.
Neutralis (B. A.) pseud. See Carus
(Paul)
Neuwirth (Solomon) Call.
Nevada, map. 1320, 3066.
Nevada, Ia., map. 5302.
Nevada printing co. Van Devort (T.
D.) Winning of Ney. for Woman
suffrage. 22153. -
10978.
Never again. (Motion picture) 5769.
Never again, Eddie. (Motion picture)
11492.
Never lie to your wife. (Motion pic-
ture) 11493.
Never marry a_ doctor. (Drama)
$1927.
Never-miss calendar. 13008.
Never too late. (Drama) 31928.
Nevertheless. (Drama) 1125.
Nevins (Charles)
14059.
Nevins (Paul) Some bear. 8512.
Nevins-Church press. Some new
thought about pure Schlitz. 24246.
War correspondent.
New (A. C.):
Man’s prerogative. 2884.
$500 goes begging. 1234.
New adventures of J. Rufus Walling-
ford. (Motion picture) 5770.
New America (Drama) 2780, 11110.
New Amer. hotel. Worth while say-
ings from master minds. 4312.
New Bedford, Mass., direct. 30315.
New Bedford cotton weavers protec-
tive assn. Standard price lists for
weaving plain cloths, ete. 21229.
New Britain, Conn.:
Direct. 30316.
Map. 32247.
New Carlisle, O., map. 27737.
New Castle, Pa., direct. 21230.
New Castle herald. $80 in prizes.
30317.
New century game co. Rules for play-
ing. 7437.
New clerk. (Drama) 31929.
New construction (Order of the) Con-
stitution. 21231.
New England. map. 3067, 3068, 5303,
5304, 11302, 11303, 14133, 14134,
19086, 22759.
New England assn. of plumbing in-
spectors. Digest of plumbing regu-
lations. 30318.
New England bus. direct. & gazetteer.
7438.
New England direct. co.:
Everett, Mass., direct. 15098.
Marlboro, Mass., direct. 10150.
New England lab. co.
bk. 15828.
New England linotype schl. Primary
lessons in type composition. 641.
New England mutual life insur. co.
When we will cross the ferry.
21232.
New England news co. Paine (D. S.)
Joe Rancour’s fix-it book. T617.
New England ry. pub. co. A BC path-
finder shipping & mailing guide. 1.
New England schl. for stammerers.
Prospectus. 4313.
New England soc. of Cleveland & the
western reserve. Walton (J. W.)
Song for New England. 31404.
Burrill’s jingle
1729
INDEX
New England street ry. club. Trolley-
way finder. 18150.
New England telep. & teleg. co. Telep.
direct. 642, 4314, 7439, 10290, 13009,
15829, 18151, 21233, 24247, 26785,
30319.
New England weather chart calendar.
30330.
New explosive. (Motion picture)
32468.
New first natl. bank, Columbus, O.
Sce Columbus, O., New first natl.
bank.
New Hampshire, map. 1321, 3069.
New Hampshire state directory and
gazetteer. 18153.
New Haven, Conn.:
Direct. 31536.
Map. 25152.
New Haven dairy. Portfolio of adver-
tisements. 4315.
New Haven dairy co. New Haven
dairy ice cream, 24250.
New Holland farms, ine. Gateway to
fertile lands. [ete.] 18018, 13014.
New homestead. (Drama) 1126.
New idea bureau. New idea secret
code. 18154.
New idea pub. co. Directions. 30331.
New janitor. (Motion picture) 5771,
New Jersey, map. 3070-30738, 14135-
14137, 19087, 25159.
New Jersey foundry & machine co.
Overhead carrying devices. 2272.
New Jersey lawyers’ diary & bar
direct. 7448.
New Jersey title guarantee & trust
co. Estate of every man. _ [etc.]
21247-21258.
New Jersey weather chart calendar.
30332.
New Lexington, O., map. 5305.
New Lisbon, Wis., map, 382248.
New London, Conn.:
Direct. 18155.
Map. 190388, 19039.
New London, Ia., map. 16838.
New method schl. of journalism.
son. 4816.
New Mexico:
Map. 1322, 3074.
State land office. Tipton (A. 8S.)
N. M. cookery. 16295.
New Mexico mutual life & aid assn.
Protection for our homes. 7444.
New Mexico weather chart calendar.
303833.
New morn.
New Orleans, La.
ing list. 3803384.
New Pine Creek, Or., map. 1323.
New porter. (Motion picture) 25316.
New power. (Drama) 13997.
New priests. (Drama) 225382.
(Drama) 27640.
Public schl. spell-
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
New process ¢o.: .
Correct dress for clergymen,
[ete.] 30335, 30336.
Easy measure blank. 26786.
New Rebekah degree. (Drama)
16731.
New Red Riding Hood. (Drama)
27656.
New Rochelle, N. Y., direct. 80337.
New Rochelle trust co. Do you know
the company’s officers. 7445.
New Rockford, N. D., map. 22760,
New school-ma’am. (Drama) 1127.
New soc, blue bk., Oakland, Piedmont,
San Francisco, Cal. 3033S.
New South. (Motion picture) 82336.
New Vienna, Ia., map. 14138.
New Windsor, IIL, map. 19040,
New Year’s madness. (Drama).
18877.
New York (City):
Buyers vest pocket direct. 18156.
Direct. 7446, 30839.
Economist short cut. 2278.
Financial index of N. Y¥. city.
fete.] 646, 647.
Haberdasher direct. 21259,
Map. 1325, 5309, 8644,
11501, 14142, 16835-16839, 19042,
19043, 22761-22764, 25153, 25154,
25159, 32249-32251,
Record insur. direct. 26787.
New York (State):
Commissioners of the state reser-.
vation at Saratoga Springs.
Saraghtoghie bath. 645.
Courts of record. Off. ed. law~
repts. & session laws. 7447,
10291, 18157, 24251.
Map. 1324, 3075, 3076, 5306—
5308, 11296-11300, 14139-14141,
16834, 19041.
New York. (Motion picture) 5772.
N. Y. Amer. financial ann. & investors .
guide. 4317.
N. Y. & Boston pub. co. Cooper -
(W. S.) Footlight waftings. 6440.
N. Y¥. & New Jersey. Surveyor insur.
direct. 24261.
N. Y. & N. J. lubricant co.:
Improved way of applying lubri-
eant. 13015.
Pickering (H. R.) Lubrication of ~
the motor car. 21557.
N. Y. book. Express, parcel post,
freight, a complete postal guide.
7457.
IN. ee, OO
Beth’s garden party.
3382.
Ni” x... ae
Burnett (A. HL.)
[ete.] 3381, .
Lyons (A. N.) Arthur at >
the front. 10123, 12804, 15643, 18003.
Y. center of the Drama league.
See Drama league (New York cen-
ter of the)
N.
1750
, 1-12, 1916 i ain
INDEX
N. Y. central r. r. co. Motive power
t. Instructions for the lubrica-
- tion & care of jour. boxes. 26788.
Y. circulation co., ine.:
Farm & fireside. Farm &€ fire-
side’s $38,500 farm implements
game. fete.] 28625-23625.
Farmers’ review. Farmer’s re-
view $1001.00 farm puzzle game
list. 29015.
N. ¥. city car adv. co. Chrisimas,
1916, contest. [etc.] 30840-30344.
N. Y. commer. :
America’s leading mfrs. [etc.]
24262, 24263.
Ruslander (F. E.) Doctrine of
sabotage. fete.] 7751-7753.
Success of public utility holding
cos. 15831.
N. Y. elec. schi., inc. Annett (F. A.)
Direct current motor & generator
remedy of troubles. 17148.
N. Y. elec. trade schl., inc. N. Y. elec.
schl. cat. 10301.
N. Y. electrotypers’ union no. 100.
Duntonian technical educa. ser. for
| apprentices. 1728, 10802, 13016,
21261
N. ¥. evening post co. Advertising
record. 4318, 13017-13019, 15S832-
15835, 21262, 24264-24266, 30345-
30350
N, Y. evening telegram:
Contributions. 7458.
Hoppman (R. I.) Spot. 15338.
| N., Y. gas & electric appliance co.:
Interchangeable parts for electric,
gas & combination lighting fix-
tures. 21270.
This is not a cat. but an important
notice. 138020.
N. Y. globe:
Emery (H. M.) Organdie most
fashionable for summer wear.
12158.
Seivwright (Jean) And now the
sports suit of leather trimmed
with fur. [ete.] 30905-30910.
— Beautiful in color are gauze
like frocks. [etc.] 7832-7836.
Boudoir costumes. [etc.]
27144-27148.
Brighter the color the more
modish the suit. [ete.] 16152-
16155.
— Capes of all sizes.
4594, 4595.
— For the summer frock comes
the summer hat. [etc.] 18434—
18437.
—Gaily colored flowers trim
summer hats. [ete.] 105S9-
10593.
C oe
[ete.]
N. Y. Globe—Continued.
Seivwright (Jean)
simple as frocks
elaborate. [ete.]
bed, 15221.
——— Informal frocks
abundantly
21789-21793.
See also Chicago tribune & N. Y.
Hats grow
grow more
24545-24548.
for fall are
trimmed. Letc.]
globe.
N. Y. herald co.:
Allied strategy. f[etc.] 21271-
21280,
Atlantic passenger traffic shows
big increase. f[etc.] 15836—
15840.
Business herald. 19741.
Capture of Cumieres only Teuton
gain near Verdun. [ete.]
13021-13033.
Design of the Deutséhland,
18167-18175.
Drift is toward President in a
practically tied race. [ete.]
26790-26800.
German attack on Verdun.
10303-10310.
Herald’s presidential
[ete.] 24267-24295.
Hurd (Archibald) Germans’ sub-
marine war. 12479.
——— Murder by submarine. 15359.
Les Darcy taken under Tex Rick-
ard’s wing. f[etc.] 30351-30358.
N. Y. herald. Contributions. 648,
2274, 4324, 7464.
Tobenkin (Elias) Witte arrives.
10757, 13626, 16296.
Williams (W. E. H.) Internatl.
law, or custom. 10900.
[ete.]
fete. ]
canvass.
N. Y. inst. of accountancy. Bulletin.
18176.
N. Y. life insur. co. Satisfaction &
regret. 652.
N. Y. merchandise co. Catalog. 15841.
N. Y., past & present. (Motion pic-
ture) 11494.
Nw. Y. ©: e. Crag:
Dudley (W. 8S.) Recent devel. in
brake eng. principles & pract.
3621.
Jacobs (R. H.) Construction of
the new subways for N. Y. city.
23921.
Muhlfield (J. E.) Pulverized fuel
for locomotives. 4284.
N.Y. Fy." aub) | Craweter. (2) a)
Sanitation of ry. cars. 12041.
N. Y. revolving portable elevator co. :
How to pile. 15842.
Motor driven revolvators.
13034, 13035.
N. Y. sabbath com. Bulletin. 98S.
N. Y. sporting goods co. Camp outfits,
ete. 18036.
[ete.]
1731 .
INDEX
N. Y. state hotel assn. N.
hotel assn. 18177.
N. Y. state woman suffrage party.
Suffrage correspondence _ school.
Suffrage correspondence schl. 31150.
N. Y. steam co.:
Two months.
Two ways. 13037.
Ne os Ge. be, COM.’ Wie.
our Master’s vineyard.
N. Y. talking machine co.
dising helps for Victor
30359
N. Y. telep. co.:
Central office test.
13042.
Substation plans & circuits. 4352
Telep. direct. 7478, 10311-10814,
15844, 18178, 21281, 24296, 30360.
N. Y. times co.:
Aldrich (Richard) Music in the
plays and the plays in music.
6024,
Anderson (R. M.)
men come from Arctic. 19438.
3ennett (Arnold) Arnoid Bennett
on the Irish revolt. 11799.
Borgerhoff (J. L.) He conquered
France but slowly. 14677.
Burton (Richard) And not prop-
erly presented. 6326.
Chandler (F. W.) Falstaff still
beset by men in buckram.
14762.
Churchill (Winston)
Y. state
158438.
Efficiency in
TATT.
Merchan-
dealers.
[ete.] 13038—
Stefansson’s
Short cut to
victory needed. 28597.
Cunliffe (J. W.) How he used
masques. 6473.
Garrett (Garett) Delusions of
German logic. [ete] 1819-
1823.
Germany on a blind errand.
[etc.] 306-308.
Greil (Cecile) Dr. Greil’s own
story of the sinking of the An-
cona. 1870.
Hamilton (Clayton) Putting
Shakespeare in a Procruste’s
bed. 15221.
Herder (J. G.) This is not a poet.
6889.
Hochheimer (Rita) But Germany
made a natl. idol of him, 15293.
Index. 2284, 10318, 18196, 26802.
Law (Ruth) Miss Law tells of
her record flight. 29808.
Lee (Sidney) He divined life.
10065.
Le Gallienne (Richard) Shake-
speare tercentenary. 4118.
Word musician. 10066.
Levine (I. D.) And through him
Russia has found herself. 15592.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
N. Y. times co.—Continued.
Moewe officer’s story of famous |
sea raider. 30385.
N. Y. times. Shakespeare tercen-
tenary. 26801.
Noyes (Alfred) Shakespeare &
the sea. 7561.
Odell (G. C. D.) Real plays are
never seen for 200 yrs. i ae
Palmer {John) How each
finds new flaws in Shekeapehrel
7620.
Sampson (M. W.) Shakespeare’s
comedy a growth. 16112,
Shakespeare terecentenary. 4333,
7488, 10315.
Shaw (G. B.) G. Bernard Shaw
on Anglo-Amer. relations. 27160.
Thorndike (A. H.) Engl. theatre
in Shakespeare's time. 8012,
Tree (Herbert) How humor
blends with ixaeeny 8039.
Turgenev (I. S.) Look on Ham-
let’s picture. 13669.
Westcott (Allan) King’s player &
his royal patron. 10878.
N. Y. tribune. Subscribe for the N. Y.
tribune & secure a lot at beautiful
Beachwood. 7499.
N. Y. univ. sechl. of commerce accts.
& finance. Bus. Engl. 13043.
N. Y. weather chart calendar. 30386.
New York’s rapid transit. (Motion
picture) 25317.
Newark, N. J.:
Direct. 13044.
Map. 14143.
Newark public schl. athletic assn. Ofr.
handbk. 15845.
Newark shoe stores co.:
Created & sold by the Newark
shoe maker. [ete.] 26803-26810.
Creations of the Newark shoe
maker [ete.] 24297-24299.
From north to south & east to
west. [ete.] 10319-10323.
I feel the same about it as you
do. [ete.] 30387-80398.
Increase your batting average.
[ete.] 7491-7493.
Manchester hose. f[ete.] 13045-
13047.
Newark shoe maker says. 15846.
Successful. management. _ [etc.]
4334, 4335.
Newboult a J.) Devil’s star. 16524.
Newburgh, N. Y., direct. 21294.
Risiindedce. a Mass. :
Direct. 26811.
Map. 25155.
Newcastle, N. H., direct. 18309.
Newcomb (G. E.):
Our flag. 15847.
Present needs of small colleges.
18781.
1732
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Newcombe (W. A.)
figure drawing. 80399.
Newell (F. C.) Newell’s star map
calendar & horoscope. 380400.
Newell (M. 0.) One great thing the
war will do for humanity. 21295.
Newell (Willard) Jew of Malta.
15848,
Newell’s star map calendar & horo-
scope. )
Newins (J. H.) & son. Reasons why.
13048.
Newkirk (G. A.) Guaranteed monthly
income. 15849.
Newkirk (Garrett) Aesopus. Ae-
sop’s retold. 48386, 7494, 19872.
Newkirk Stranger in
camp
. 653.
Newlin (W. A.) Adventures of X.
18876.
(Newton)
Newlywed phable. (Motion picture)
5773.
Newlyweds mix-up. (Motion picture)
8873
Newman (A. M.)
eign-born adults.
Spelling for for-
16474.
Newman (Charles) Power of the
will. 4337.
Newman (Ernest) Surface con-
denser charts, 21296.
Newman (M. J.) Simpkins auto.
22591.
Better protection
21297.
Newman clock co.
for private homes.
Newport, Ky., direct.
Map. 25156. ,
Newport social index assn. Newport
social index. 18198.
News from the front. (Drama)
BLU.
News from Washington. (Drama)
5119.
News-herald co. East Point, College
Park & Hapeville, Ga.,_ direct.
9440.
Newskin co. New-skin for cuts &
scrapes. 21298.
Newson & Cco.:
Bryce (C. T.) Aldine phonic
eards. [etc. ] 23291-23294,
25660-25663,
— Aldine speller. 1546, 1547,
3372, 9204.
Buehler (H. G.) Buehler’s mod-
ern English grammar & compo-
sition. 25670.
Davidson (Isobel) Busy brownies
at play. 25823.
77396—17——18
eee :|
Constructive
Newson & co,—Continued.
Kirby (J. A.) Kirby rhythmic
method of penmanship. 29720.
Penmanship. 24014,
Spaulding (I. E.) Learning to
read. 24622.
Newspaper enterprise assn.:
Andrassy (Julius) If Teutons
win. 1407.
Belmont (August) One dollar
spent in economic preparation.
25593.
Bolling (Bertha) Message.
3348, 3344.
Burton (T. E.) Republican vic-
tory certain this year. 1560.
—— War will not deplete Europe.
25677.
Cantu (Estaban) Gov. Cantu in
signed statement for — — —
denies Japan has naval base or
soldiers in Lower Cal. [ete.]
19762.
Davies (J. FE.) Close of the war
will bring America greater pros-
perity. 25824.
Dorfner (O. F.)
[ete.]
Mankind cursed
by doubt of ability. 20039.
Dreiser (Theodore) America’s
foremost author protests.
25875.
Duckworth (J. H.) Is Lord
Kitchener alive. fete.] 20056.
Farrell (J. A.) Head of steel
corp. advises Amer. 26034.
Ferguson (Elsie) Shall I go on
the stage. 29041.
Ford (John) Creed for a judge.
29084.
Guilbert (Yvette) Every woman
mourns with 4 hearts for her
soldier. 1875.
Harriman (L. B.) Mikado gives
Japan’s 500,000 octogenarians
an imperial wine cup. 1895.
Harris (S. H.) What it felt like
to be in the massacre at Carri-
zal. 20425.
Is world war about to uncover
man of destiny. 654.
Johnston (R. M.) What would
U. S. do in ease of war with
Germany? 9929.
Lane (F. K.) Why Wilson should
be re-elected. 2136.
Minor (Robert) Every nation
lies in this war. [ete.] 2241-
22438.
Mountsier (Robert) Diary of
dead English Tommy. [etc.]
2259, 2260.
Murdock (Victor) Bryan follow-
ers will turn to progressives.
2262.
1733
INDEX
Newspaper enterprise assn.—Contd.
Oskar Karl Gustav Adolf, prinz
von Preuszen. Complete story
of battle adventures of royal
warrior-author. [etc.] 7590-
7592.
Patchin (R. H.) Amer. trade’s
greatest problem. 26949.
Pekar (Gyula de) What Austria
really thinks of America. 2362.
Ring (Welding) U. S. prosperity.
27052.
Russell (C. E.) Labor’s Austra-
lian army sneered at. [etc.]
2423-2427.
Thaw (L. C.) He needs it. 10741.
Tolstoy (Countess) Tolstoy’s
daughter on Russia’s firing line
writes her adventures. 4787.
Untermeyer (Samuel) Gigantic
bus. impetus will follow. 27408.
Wilcox (Winona) What’s wrong
with marriage. 27522.
20 perils face U. S. 2285.
Newspaper feature service, inc.:
Asthma Simpson the village queen.
[ete.] 2286-2325, 4338—43857,
7495-7554, 10802-10324, 13049
13110, 15850-15879, 18199-18218,
21299-21389, 26813-26875, 30401-
30483.
Brow bros. 24300-24349.
Dalrymple (Leona) Good night
stories. 14914, 17430, 19941,
23434, 25814, 28720.
Gregory (T. B.) Alfred Tenny-
son. f[ete.] 20868-20872
[ete.]
Be yourself. f[ete.] 15194—
15198.
——Bird day. [ete.] 9671-9676.
——Bird songs & music scales.
fete.] 3781-8783.
Bob & John. [etc.] 26146—-
26151.
Chicken oath. [ete.] 335-
338.
— Corfu. [ete.] 1867-1869.
Don’t give up the ship.
[ete.] 29192-29197.
‘Greatest battle. [ete.] 6785—
6788.
— Heart vs. head. [etc.]
23744-23747.
Life worth living. 17691.
Orthodoxy. [ete.] 12320-—
12324.
Newspaper seed. (Drama) 31930.
Newton (H. L.):
His alibi. 2855.
Nothing doing. 31933.
Pep promoter. 18890.
Presents. 381976.
Tag day. 25050.
Teacher, kin I go home? 11184.
War of wits. 25071.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Newton (M. B.) Riveto for little
folks. 21390.
Newton (M. F.) Riveto bk. of home
play-things. i
Newton, Ill., map. 11304.
Newton, Miss., map. 11305.
Newton, N. H., direct. 15880.
Newton, N. J., map. 11306.
Newton Co., Ind., map. 19046.
Newton piano co. Juelg piano co.
Come tomorrow with five dollars.
[ete.] 4003—4007.
Newtown giant incubator corp. Let
the Newtown hatch your chicks,
30484.
Ney (J. M.) co. Boss takes a hand in
soldiers. 10363.
Nez Perce Co., Id., direct. 24351.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., direct. 24352.
Niagara film studios. Perils of our
girl reporters. 32491-82505.
Niagara permanent savings & loan
assn. Saving & home owning.
18219.
Nicelli (Pompeo) Italia. 5071.
Nicholls (G. W.) Sharon, Pa., map.
1352.
Nichols (Anna) O’Neil. 11121.
Nichols (B.) Double event. 5508.
Nichols (C. S.) Everychild. 27656.
Nichols (Lee) Bait. 10963.
Nichols (N. V.) Garden of love.
11029.
Nichols (Sumner) :
Fifty-fifty. 16548.
Oath and the man. 31934.
Nicholson (C. F.) Japanese water
eolor co. Japanese opaque water
colors. f[ete.] 12578, 12574.
Nicholson (J. K.) Montamin. 18873.
Nicholson (W. H.) & co, Expanding
mandrel, its practical application.
21391.
Nickerson (C, E.) Niekerson system
of teaching piano chimes. 4358.
Nickerson (I.. A.) Mail order bus. as
it is. 15881.
Nickerson (R. 8S.) Gentle hint. [ete.J
21392-21397.
Nickerson & McLaughlin. Nickerson
(L."A.) Mail order business as it is.
15S81.
Nickham (Westcott) Ordway (E.
T.) Great stone face. 21476.
Nida (W. L.) Defoe (Daniel) Childs
Robinson Crusoe. 28766.
Nido del principal. (Drama) 2901.
Nielsen (Charles) White race. 30485.
Nielsen (T. T.) Is Jesus Christ the
Messiah. 18220.
Niemeyer (Bernhardt):
Bernard, monologist
24884.
Bernard monologue. 31604.
& songs.
1734
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INDEX
25318.
Night shift. (Drama) 2902.
Nihart (B. F.) New century ariths.
10864.
Niles, O., direct. 27441.
Niles Canyon-Sunol water tower tour,
map. 113807.
Nimmo (D. C.):
Natl. flag songs. 13111.
Scotch marching song. 43859. '
Nimmo (H. M.) Great Amer. heresy.
18221.
Ninety & nine.
82469
Nifio de la bola.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 2903.
Nifios de Etija. (Drama) 13998.
Nirdlinger (C. F.) Four short plays.
81771
Nirdlinger (F.G.N.) Greater passion.
16565
Niss (C.) & sons.
bond. 2326.
Niss (C. C.) Niss (C.) & sons. Niss
profit sharing bond. 2326.
Nitana. (Drama) 1129.
Nitrogen products co. Chandler (C.
F.) Fixation of atmospheric nitro-
gen. 23337.
Niver (H. W.) Light from the great-
est mystery bk. in the world. 2139S.
Nixon-Nirdlinger (F. G.) See Nird-
linger (F. G. N.)
No fare. (Drama) 25003.
No hay mal que par bien
(Drama) 14019.
No men's land. (Drama)
No name skit. (Drama)
No place like jail.
14520.
No questions asked. (Drama) 25005,
No sir-ee Bob. (Motion picture)
5458
Niss profit sharing
no venga.
22535.
25004.
(Motion picture)
No smoking allowed. (Drama) 1130.
No trespassing. (Drama) 1131.
Noble (Carolyn) Baby’s days. 18222.
Noble (Franklin) lLime-fertilization.
10366.
nos, 1-12, 1916
Nietecito. (Drama) 5120. Noble (Howard) Series of adv.
“Nieto (James de) See De Nieto against prohibition, 10367.
(James) Noble piano a sr ~ Browns got
a new auto for $2. etc.] 21390,
Paras novelty & nonse. (Drama) zs 400.
. Noblest vampire. 31982.
‘ Night at an inn, (Drama) 31931. . Nobody — guilty. (Motion picture)
Night before. (Drama) 1128. 22959.
Night hawks. (Drama) 27641. Nobody home. (Motion picture)
Nightinthetfenches. (Drama) 8437. 22960.
Night of revenge. (Motion picture) | Nobody loves me. (Drama) _ 18878.
19255. Nobody’s child. (Drama) 16637.
Night operator. (Drama) 22534. Nock (G, W.) co., ine. Catalog. 15882.
tout. (Motion picture) 25249. Noe (Cotton) Blood of Rachel
| t pictures, (Drama) 27642. 31654".
Night rehearsal. (Drama) 16636. Noe (J. M.) Dreadnaught of peace.
Night riders. (Motion picture) S874. 973.
Night ‘so (Motion picture) | Noel (BE. E.) Noel's game of music.
18225.
Noel (E. P.):
Accuse Greece of treachery. [etc.]
21401-21418.
Age is no bar to Americans. [etc.}
18223, 18224.
Air attacks near hospital. [etc.]
24353-24361.
Air fights thrilling at Battle of
Somme. [ete.] 15883-15902.
Amer. aviators are sent to Verdun.
13112.
Americans go to Saloniki.
26876-26881.
Disprove reports Arabia a trans-
pert. [ete.] 30486, 30487.
French newspapers praise Grey’s
talk. 10368.
Noel (Joseph) :
Alimony dodger.
Blighters. 22372.
Pawn. 16645.
Royal road. 16672.
Three plays & a curtain raiser.
8534.
Victim. 32107.
Noel (Mrs. R. F.)
Nolan (J. J.):
Fallen angel. 31753.
From the cradle to Sing
31778.
Land where the shamrocks grow.
16592.
Rambler from Clare.
Romance of the Catskills.
Ruling power. 32008.
Nolan (Mary) Benedict Arnold. 989.
[ete. }
13880.
Victim. 32107.
Sing...
22569.
16671.
Noll (J. H.) Health hints. 21419.
Noll (P. Bi) Farmer’s simplified
acctg. system. 10369.
Noltemeier (W. A.) @o., ine.
code. 23527.
Nonatuck silk eo. Corticelli lessons in
Private
crochet. 10370.
Noncombatant. (Drama) 5121.
None so. blind. (Motion picture)
S875.
1735
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Nones (L. L.) Laymen’s twentieth
century cooperative church & school
of advanced thought of Greater New
York. 7556.
Non-mechanical check protecting co.
Non-mechanical check protecting
systems. 7555.
Noodle soup. (Drama) 18879.
Norcross (W. L.) Suecess of Minne-
haha. 8520.
Norden (A.) & eco. Quarter century
of cotton. 30488.
Norden (N. L.) Musie of the Russian
liturgy. 557.
Norden (Virginig)
movies. 27628.
Nordenshield (Jeannette) :
Fascinating twins, 13928.
That ain’t your wife. 8529.
Nordisk films kompagni A/S.:
At the gate of sin. 53892.
Buried secret. 27787.
Cat’s paw. 5449.
Criminal’s diary.
Cripple girl. 5474.
Dance of death. 5480.
Devil’s protege. 5494.
Devil’s victim. 19151.
Diamond king. 5496.
End of the world. 14234.
Ive of the dead. 19159.
Faith, hope & charity, ltd.
Folly of sin. 8745.
tuardian, 32382.
Hate that kills. 5594.
Hermit. 27846.
Hero in spite of himself. 5616.
In the shadow of death. 27855.
Joy killer. 27864.
Judge's wife. 27866.
Lighthouse catastrophe. 5689.
Little film actress. 19235.
Little hero. 32436.
Love’s desire. 5709.
Man with the missing finger.
5726.
Marguerite. 32444.
Master physician. 5730.
Mystery of the crown jewels.
19253.
New explosive. 32468.
Price of betrayal. 5828.
Room no. 17. 19285.
Secret of the desert. 19292.
Sister Cecillia. 19295.
Skeleton hand. 5887.
Making the
5472.
Spider’s prey. 19303.
Stolen name. 193807.
Sword of fire. 5924.
Unconscious hand. 5965.
Wager. 27969.
Waif. 5978.
Whirlpool of love. 14406.
Nordstrom (F. A.):
Afterwards. 153877.
All wrong. 10952.
Cat and the kitten. 10983.
Corcoran vs. Mason. 13916.
Cousin Eleanor. 10995.
* Hold-up. 13952.
Knight and the lady. 27616.
Little Dr. Love. 24975.
One night stand. 14005.
Teacup inn. 27668.
Temperament. 22613.
Vampire woman. 14058.
Nordyke & Marmon eco. Crissey
(Forrest) Supreme passenger com-
fort. 180.
Norfolk, Neb., map. 5310.
Norfolk, Va.:
Direct. 7558.
Map. 3077, 8646.
Norman (W. W.) What to read on
business. 2328.
Norman - Remington co. Garland
(Robert) Motoring in Md. 20281.
Normloil co. of N. Y. Negative liquids.
4360.
Norris (E. H.):
4977.
Abbu San of old Japan.
All on a summer's day.
Boy scout hero. 31662.
By way of the secret passage.
5001,
Calendar days. 27569.
Country boy scout. 31708.
Deacon Dubbs. 31716,
Dickerman (Goodwal) Serap bk.
recitation ser. 28799.
Empty stocking elf. 31743. -
Friend husband. 27587.
Goose Creek line. 27596.
Her honor the mayor. 27598.
Kicked out of college. 11070.
Lady of the opera house. 31848,
Laughing cure. 27617.
Pat’s matrimonial venture. 27646.
Rummage sale. 11154.
Ruth. 32009.
Teacher, kin I go home? 11184.
Their first quarrel. 5200.
Tomorrow at ten. 27672.
_ Wanted, a cook. 11216.
What’s in a name. 32127.
Winning widow. 27678.
Norris (F. W.):
Broken lives. 22378.
Protector. 5154.
Norristown, Pa., direct. 18226.
North (C. C.) Prospects. 18227.
North (Frank) Who’s who & what’s
what. 32140.
North (G. M.) Bylow bears’ own bk.
4361.
North (Jacob) & co.:
Mason (Walt) Christmas thought
for the life insur. agt. 12859.
1736
vey ee ee ee
“nos, 1-12, 1916
North (Jacob) & co.—Continued.
Six 13127.
INDEX
“North (L. 8.) Hist. of the John North
& Elizabeth
Pogue families. 26882.
eeth 8. WW.)
Can they find the solution.
life assurance soc. of
N. Y. Father's revery. 25917.
+ |
North (Sam) Inducements to pay
¢ ums, 13128.
America, map. 3078-3080,
8082, 11308, 14144, 16840, 22765,
North Amer. accident insur. co.:
Agents wantei—big money paid—
enlist today. 10371.
Protective dept. Instructions to
NAA. LC. [ete.] 2329, 2330.
Rate card. [ete.] 4362, 4363.
This great company provides the
most protection for the least
cost. 655.
| North Amer. construction co.:
_ Aladdin homecraft market place.
{ete.] 10872, 13129, 13130.
homes built in a day.
4364.
Beteone (D. S.) Aladdin manual
of construction. 6203.
North Amer. peaenens co., inc.
catalog.
North Tig institute.
inst. 21420.
Amer. mercantile agency co.
Sea food dealers’ trade bk. 24362.
North Andover, Mass., direct. 3208.
North Attleboro, Mass. :
Direct. 25498.
Map. 22766.
North Carolina, map. 1326, 5311,
16841, 19047.
North Carolina division of the Natl.
highways assn. See Natl. highways
assn. (N.C. division of the)
North Carolina good roads assn. Road
maps & tour bk. of western N. C.
13131.
North Carolina weather chart calen-
North Central States, map. 3081, 5312,
32252, 32253.
North Dakota, map. 1327, 30S3, 22767,
27738, 27739. -
North Dakota (Univ. of) Shake
Speare, the playmaker. 16684.
North Dakota weather chart calendar.
30490.
North East, Pa., direct. 13132.
North Hudson, N. Y., direct. 24363.
North Jersey title insur. co. Aids to
thrift. [ete] 21421-21424.
North Penn bank. Reward of thrift.
Ginseng
North Amer.
North shore, map. 19645.
North shore blue bk. 18228.
North Tarrytown, N. Y., direct. 2586.
North Yakima, Wash., direct. 657.
Northampton, Mass. :
Direct. 2331.
Map. 3084.
Northampton commer. college. Evans
(A. H.) Robert & Dorothy. 15071.
Northcliffe (A. C. W. H., Ist baron)
Northcliffe warns U. S. 658.
Northern bank note co. Twenty-sixth
yr. holiday bond. 30492.
Northern Cal. musicians’ direct. 4309.
Northern Central States, map. 22768.
Northern insulating co. Car insula-
tion. 18229.
Northern Lancaster Co., Pa.,
LOLOS,
Northern life insur. co.:
Classification of life & accident &
health risks. [etce.] 4365-4367.
Endowment. 13133.
Northern Pacific ry.
13134.
Northern scenic pub. co. Triports,
Washburn, Bayfield & vi-
24364.
direct.
Merry way.
Ashland,
cinity.
Northern states power co. Back of
the investment. 7559.
Northfork, W. Va., map. 11255.
Northrup (H. W.) Man who’s been
there. 24365.
Northrup, King & co.:
Northrup, King & co.’s sterling
seeds. 4368.
Sterling seeds. 13135.
Wright (E. F.) Meadows, pas-
tures & soiling crops. [etc]
§228, 8229.
Northwestern chem. co. Auto sugges-
tions. 44, 6092, 11694.
Northwestern fruit exchange. Mutual
service corp. Skookum apples.
30243.
Northwestern of Milwaukee. Ser. of
twenty-five insur. cards. 21425.
Northwestern States, map. 22769.
Northwestern veterinary college.
Corres. course. 13136.
Northwood, Ia., map. 25157.
Norton (D. B.) Relationship of nega-
tive and positive numbers. 26885.
Norton (F. P.) Lady of the swamp.
22479.
Norton (M. B.):
BE. of original yokes. 3850.
Collection of beautiful & useful
patterns. 12424.
Original designs in piano scarf,
etc. 17749.
Norton (Mabel):
H. H—U. S. A. 31793.
Orange blossoms. 31945.
Turn in at night. 32093.
INDEX
pt. 1, a. s., v.13
ore (Roy) Mission. 15903, 18230, | Noyes (A. D.)—Continued.
Norton (S. V.) Devices that make for
motor truck efficiency. 24366
Norton co.
chinery. 15904.
Norwalk, Conn. :
Direct. 26886.
Map. 27740.
Norway, map. 22770.
Norwich, Conn.:
Direct. 18234.
Map. 19048.
Norwich nickel & brass co. Illus.
catalog. 15905.
Norwood (Robert) Witch of Endor.
27678*.
Norwood, Mass., direct. 18235.
Norwood, O., map. 22771.
Nostra pelle. (Drama) 25006.
Nostrand (A, G. van) See Van Nos-
trand (A. G.)
Nostrand (Helen van)
trand (Helen)
Nostrand (J. J. van)
trand (J. J.)
See Van Nos-
See Van Nos-
Not for sale. (Drama) 1132.
Not in. (Drama) 1133.
Not in the news. (Motion picture)
27904.
Not yet. (Drama) 2879,
Nothing but the truth. (Drama)
8438.
Nothing doing. (Drama) 31933.
Nothing else to do. (Drama) 11206.
(Drama) 11112.
(Motion pic-
Nothing overlooked.
Notorious Gallagher.
ture) 14321.
Notre Dame inst.
Guadalupe raccolta.
evotter (F. L.):
Rhyme doll verses. 10373.
Wedding in the cooky jar.
Kemper (H. M.)
20742.
21452.
Nougues (Pablo) Jarabe de pico.
2870.
Novelty notes. 659, 13137, 15906,
18236, 243867, 30493.
Novo engine co. Novoengines. 30494.
Now I see. (Drama) 138999.
Nowata, Okl, map. 19049.
Nowell-Atherly co.:
Big Horn Co., Wy., map. 2989.
Montana, map.
Nowlin (J. K.)
guide. 18236*.
Noxon (Eleanor)
America. 21453.
Noyes (A. D.):
After two yrs. of war. 24368.
In a presidential year. 15908.
Possibilities of an economic war.
21454.
Preparedness, military & economic.
fete.] 13189-13141.
Stock breeders’
This is the land,
Grinding wheels & ma-
Relations of the great fiieneial
states after the [ete.]
4369, 4370.
Speculative markets. 30495.
war.
World’s money markets in war
time. 18237.
Noyes (Alfred) Shakespeare & the
sea. 7561.
Noyes (E. G.) Lantern. 26549.
Noyes (H. T.) Natl. design registra-
tion bill. 26887.
Noyes bros. & Cutler, ine. White line
office equipment. 21455.
NuBone corset co. NuBone corsets &
accessories. 660.
Nugent (J. C.):
Cynie. 18815.
Mealhound. 11091.
Nugent (W. A.) Heels. 31800.
Number one. (Motion picture) 8876.
No. 2, suspended sentence. (Drama)
11113.
Number 13, westbound. (Motion pic-
ture) 5774.
No. 16 Martin street. (Motion pic-
ture) 17021.
Nuneviller (W.) New Jersey, map.
3073.
Nuneviller (W.) co.:
Penn-Jersey automobile red bk.
4436.
Pennsylvania, map. 5322, 22778.
Philadelphia, Pa., map. 14149,
14150. ’
Philadelphia automobile guide.
26888.
Nur ein traum. (Drama) 25007.
Nuremberg watch. (Motion picture)
22992.
Nurse. (Drama) 8439.
Nursery songs. 18395.
Nursery supply co. Nursery roll-about.
Nussbaum (B. M.)
10374.
Nuts that are not. (Drama) 5122.
Nyack, N. Y., direct. 30497.
Nyal calendar & weather chart. 30498.
Nyee (Vera) Little Mab & Gran-pa
Sales manual.
Mouse. [ete.] 30499, 30500.
Nyitray (Emil):
Oh James! 8442.
Wild Poppy. 16723.
O. K. hatcher co. Lesson in economy.
30501.
22961.
Oak Woods cemetery assn. At the
road’s end. 15909.
Oakland, Cal.:
Direct. 15910.
Map. 11309, 16842. 16843.
Soc. blue bk. 30338.
Oakland, Til.. map. 14145.
Rooster. (Motion picture)
1738
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Oakland tribune:
Booklovers’ picturegame. 21456.
Crinion (Edmund) Lake Co. of-
fers attractive tours. [ete.]
14882-14884.
Lake Co., Cal., map. 19019.
Oakland, Cal., map. 16842, 16843.
Yosemite Valley, map. 19107.
Oakley (N. M.) Amer. language.
18238.
Oakoal. 6405.
Oath. (Drama) 8440.
Oath & the man. (Drama) 31984.
Ober (G.) & sons co.:
Acid phosphate monument. — [ete.]
21457-21462.
Feeds every plant alike. [ete.]
18239, 18240.
Oberon and Titania. (Drama) 1134.
Obeziana. (Drama)
Object A B C bk. 761.
Object—matrimony. (Motion picture)
©, 14822.
2904.
O'Bolger (T. D.) Home sweet home.
11050
O'Boy (B. L.) Erin’s own. 10375.
O’Brien (D. P.) Way of the cross.
4371.
O’Brien (EF. C.):
Bankers & merchants clearing
assn. Instructions. 3245.
Instructions to bank. Lete.]
7562, 7563.
O’Brien (BE. J.):
Best short stories of 1915. 13142.
Carrying on the torch of Haw-
thorne, ete. 2332.
O’Brien (F. M.) Goodnight tales.
7564.
O’Brien (Nellie) Prohibition cam-
paign songs. 26889.
O’Brien (Patsy) Wishing. 25081.
O’Brien (Seumas) Duty. 24931*.
O’Brien (V. W.) Musical hall of fame.
31605.
O’Brien bros. South Bend lathe
. works. How to run a lathe. 10659.
O’Brien varnish co. O’Brien’s alkali
proof wall size. 380502.
Observing for our heavy guns. (Mo-
tion picture) 143828.
Obstacle. (Drama) 5123.
Occult power. (Drama) 18880. .
Ocean Grove, N. J., direct. 14511.
Ochs (Milton) & co. Above all things
join our gold bond clothes savings
club. 10376.
Ocken (John) Telep. direct. 24869.
O'Connell (J. A.) Bradford case.
21463. |
O’Connor (C. D. or D. C.) How to
pass the board. 24370, 26890, 30503.
O'Connor (FE. J.) jr. U. S. baseball
diamond problem. 4872.
O’Connor (J. E.) Acrostic sonnets &
other poems. 26891.
O'Connor (R. P.) Twelve point calen-
dar. 2606, 8044,
O’Connor (T. P.):
Allies’ position indicated by the
news of the week. [etc.] 2333-
2337.
British fire two shells now to one
by German troops. 661.
Engl. laugh at enormous taxes
caused by war. [ete.] 10377—
10379.
France resolved even as England
to war to the end. [ete.] 4873—
4375.
Mingled anxiety & confidence mark
British view. [etc.] 7568, 7569.
Transformation of political situa-
tion after Dublin riots. 13143.
O'Connor & Goldberg. Faith & action.
fete.] 80504, 30505.
O’Conor (N. J.):
Cormae’s Christmas.
Fairy bride. 8342*.
Odd acquaintances. (Motion picture)
Jide,
Odd charges. (Motion picture) 27905.
Odd-fellows (Independent order of)
Sovereign grand lodge: ”
Daily journal of the ninety-second
annual communication. [etc.]
30506-30512.
Memorial certificate.
O’Dea (A. C.)
18950.
Odell (G. C. D.) Real plays are never
seen for 200 yrs. T5T0. 6
Odell (Letitia) Answers to Elemen-
tary algebra. 63834.
O'Donnell (C. H.):
Liz in love. 16598.
Red Parker’s kid. 22572.
Odorono co. Overcoming the well-
dressed man’s worst enemy [etc.]
26892, 26893.
Q2dipus the king.
Oelgoetz (A, W.)
Oertel (Louis):
Jung muss man sein!
24966.
Kleine miadel. 83895.
Oes (Mrs. Ovidia) Mills of God. 5103.
Oeser (Hermann) Sturm (Gerhard)
Unsre helden in weltkrieg. 10721.
Oesterreicher (Rudolf):
Erste frau. 31748.
Kiinstliche mensch. 16590.
Office appliance ‘co. :
Blake (W. H.)
business. 28353.
— Bus. is not bus. 19656.
— Getting started. 23248.
—— Nothing succeeds like differ-
ence. f[ete.] 25609, 25610.
22395.
13144.
When love is young.
(Drama) 10987*.
Easy money. 1039.
22471,
Authority in
1739
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Office next door. (Drama) 14000.
Office of intercession for religious
education. 20278.
Officer 66. (Drama) 22536.
Official Amer. textile direct. 13145.
Official automobile & motor-cycle di-
rect. 10380.
Official automobile blue bk. 4376,
10381, 30513.
Official Catholic direct. 18241.
Official classification committee. Off.
classification. 30514.
Official hotel red bk. & direct. 18242.
Official hotel red bk. & direct. co. Off.
hotel red bk. & direct. 18242.
Official index to _ state legislation.
4377, 7571, 10386, 15917, 18243, 21464,
26894.
Official list of open & prepay stations.
15911.
Official metropolitan automobile blue
bk. standard road guide. 15918.
Official pictures of the British army in
France. (Motion picture) 577
5784.
Official register & direct. of physicians
& surgeons in the State of Cal.
10392.
Official register & direct. of women’s
clubs in America. 10393.
Oficial de guardia. (Drama) 8441.
Ogden (Anna):
Dudley (Pendleton) Facts about
enameled ware. 17543.
Preparedness in the home. 15919.
Ogden, Ia., map. 16844.
Ogden, Utah, direct. 7574.
Ogilvie (J. S.) pub. co. Ogilvie’s
ready reckoner form & log Dk.
10394.
Ogle (G. A.) & eo. See, for entries of
maps, this index under names of
places.
Ogurkowski (St.) Zosia druhna.
2967.
Oh, Caesar. (Drama) 31935.
Oh! Dickie. (Drama) 18881.
Oh! Doctor! (Drama) 5124, 5125.
Oh, Imogen. (Drama) 31936.
Oh James! (Drama) 8442.
Oh! M’sieu! (Drama) 8357.
Oh, the women. (Drama) 22537.
Oh, what a whopper. (Motion pic-
ture) S877.
Oh! you crook. (Drama) 18882.
Oh, you honeymoon. (Motion pic-
ture) 32470.
Oh, you uncle. (Motion picture)
11495.
O'Hanlon (L. B.) Down at Coney
Isle. 31782.
O’Hara (A. E.) Amer. & foreign de-
tective inst. Successful detective.
3163.
O’Hara (F, J.) Ideal corset system.
7575.
O'Hara (J. T.) Natl. gameco. Rules
& regulations for the fascinating
game of Batting. 10282.
O’Hara (N. R.):
Mahan (E. W.) Best only for
football player. [ete.] 26642,
26646.
—— Eddie Mahan. 21004.
Football captain should be
one of the boys. [ete.] a002s,
30025
—— Football code pleases Mahan.
{[ete.] 24127, 24128.
O'Higgins (Harvey) John Lawson's
story. 24371, 26896, 30516.
Ohio, map. 1328, 3085, 19050, 22772,
27741.
Ohio bank & savings co. Christmas
money club, weekly payment bk.
26898.
Ohio chiropractic assn.
nerve science. 21466,
Ohio cumulative digest. 4385, 18248,
30517.
Ohio lady. (Drama) 1135, 8443.
Ohio law reporter co. Ohio cumula-
tive digest. 4385, 18248, 30517.
Ohio retail shoe dealers assn. Direct.
of the O. shoe industry. 3598.
Ohio state jour. co. Payne (A, M.)
People's institute of home economics.
7641, 10434, 13195.
Ohio state univ. Farmer’s authentic
Chiropractic
adviser. 21467.
Ohio varnish co. Gum-lac. [ete.]
30518-30520,
Ohio weather chart calendar. 30521.
Ohliger (C. F.) Doctor Ale. 5024.
Ohneck (G. H.)
Heavenly light.
[ete.] 26909-26912.
Oil City oil & grease co. Germania
lubro-compound. 2338.
Oil miller. Cottonseed oil mill direct.
& cottonseed calculator. 14872,
Oil paint & drug reptr. Green bk. for
buyers. 15188.
Oil smeller. (Motion picture) 22962.
Oil well supply co.:
Everything for oil wells. 26913.
Genl. catalog & price list. 21468.
Oily scoundrel. (Motion picture)
SS78.
Ojea’s differential
Ojea (Severino)
method. 15920.
Okanogan Co., Wash., direct. 19797.
O’Keefe (M. R.) Literary club.
18856.
O’Keefe (P. F.) Bigger, better bus.
4386.
Okeene, OKlL, map. 32254.
Oklahoma, map. 1329, 3086, 16845,
19051. :
Oklahoma City, OkKl., direct. 15921.
1740
;
i.
nos, 1-12, 1916
_ ~ 80522.
Oklahoma world.
~~ Oland (Wiirner)
-Old Bill Rogers.
's
INDEX
Oklahoma gas & electric co.:
Electric customers’ information
bk. 7576.
Gas customers’ hand bk. 15922.
- Oklahoma jour. of educa. Logan
(Leonard) jr. Logan’s Okl. hist.
map bk. 15626,
ichoma univ. Catalog of the schl.
of law. 7577.
Oklahoma weother chart calendar.
100 photo-tones of
the world’s foremost motion picture
stars. 4392.
Okmulgee, Okl.,
Oland (dith )
Strindberg. 8464*.
Plays; by
Strindberg. 8464".
map. 5314.
Plays; by
August
August
Olander (J. F.) comp. ‘Teachers’
exam. questions. T7578.
Oleott (F. J.) :
Adventures of Robin Goodfellow.
[ete.] 18146-13155.
Once more told tales. 4393.
Oleott (H. M.) Plays for home,
school & settlement. 25020*.
Oleott (R. H.) Are good men really
scarce. 15923.
Oleott (Virginia) Plays for home,
school & settlement. 25020*.
Old age & folly. (Motion picture)
19256.
(Drama) 1136.
Old country. (Drama) 25008.
Old Dock Gloom. (Motion picture)
Old farmers almanack. 26914.
eg ny fashioned girl. (Motion picture)
rae. flames. (Drama) 22538.
Old ee (Motion picture)
oo home singers. (Drama) 2905.
Old home towners. (Drama) 16638.
Old honesty poultry yards. Old hon-
esty single comb Rhode Island reds.
30523.
Old King Coal. (Motion picture)
55T4.
Old lady 31. (Drama) 31937.
Old love. (Drama) 11114.
Old maid’s venture. (Drama) 8444.
Old man who tried to grow young.
(Motion picture) 17022.
Old minstrel. (Drama) 25009.
Old natl. bank. Little bk. about the
Old natl. bank. 21469.
Old ragpicker. (Drama) 5146*.
Old Sid Pointer. (Drama) 14001.
Old soldier’s romance. (Motion pic-
ture) 32471.
Old violin. (Drama) 2906.
Old) watchman. (Motion picture)
5786.
Old-Wil pub. co. Lewis (V. C.) Old-
Wil Spanish course. [ete.] 20845,
20846.
Old-Wil Spanish course.
Old wives’ tale.
Olds (E. A.):
Hair & scalp. 15924.
Packer mfg. co. Hair &
13172.
Olds (E. 0.) New & economical way
of getting well. 26915.
Olds (Mrs. Marshall) Mills of God.
5103.
Ole Oleson. (Drama)
Olean, N. Y., direct.
O’Leary (C. L.)
20845.
(Drama) 27642*.
scalp.
32165 (1),
2339.
Symbolic natl. hat.
21470.
O’Leary (F. X.) Pair of jacks. 1141.
Oles (M. B.) Gold & golden glory.
662.
Oliel (A. H. Ben-) See Ben-Oliel
(A. H.)
Olin (H. M.) Treatise on the Olin
system. 10395.
Oliphant (J. H.) & co. Barr (Lock-
wood) Will the r. r.s come back.
14560.
Oliphant (T. E.):
How to be better dressed at less
expense. 30524.
What well dressed women are
wearing. 663, 2340, 4395.
Oliver (I. E.) Signs of the times.
7580.
Oliver (Mrs. George) See Onions
(B. R.)
Oliver (M. C.) A B C of horses.
18249.
Oliver (M. S.) Six one-act plays.
25042.
Oliver Twist. (Motion picture)
32472.
Olivia’s business. (Drama) 31938.
Olivier (Stuart) Sport of law.
22603.
Ollesheimer (L. T.) End of the chase.
8332.
Ollesheimer . (T. H.) End of the
chase. 8332.
Olmstead (E. G.) Ned & Nan in
Holland. 21471.
Olmsted (S. H.) San Rafael, Cal.,
map. 14162.
Great western mutual
Equity co-
Olsen (I. O.)
ltd. live stock insur. co.
ins. 1853.
Olyphant (Robert) Sons of the Revo-
lution in the state of N. Y. 21472.
Omaha, Neb., direct. 4898.
Omaha direct. co. Omaha, Neb.,.
direct. 4898.
Omaha sanitary supply co. Catalog.
26916.
1741
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Omaha Sunday world herald. Not an
excuse. T7581.
Omar, the seer. (Drama) 11115.
Omenitsch (H.) Silent hero. 15925.
‘ On a byway, off the highway.
(Drama) 16639.
On dangerous ground. (Motion pic-
ture) 5787, 32473.
On deck. (Drama) 5126.
On honor. (Drama) 18883.
On Italy’s firing line. (Motion pic-
ture) 32474.
On ne saurait penser A tout. (Drama)
31984*.
On probation. (Drama) 1137.
On style. (Drama) 411116.
On the Blind pig trail. 12815.
On the border. (Drama) 8445.
On the high seas. (Motion picture)
17035.
On the knees of the gods. (Drama)
22539.
(Drama) 14002, 31939.
(Motion picture)
On the level.
On the Muir trail.
32475.
On the ocean. (Drama)
On the path of the child.
31940.
On the spot. (Drama) 22541.
On the threshold. (Drama)
On the trail of the lonesome
(Motion picture) 382476.
On the trail of the tigress.
picture) 5788.
On the veranda.
8446.
(Drama)
8278*.
pill.
(Motion
(Drama) 1SS8S84.
On their way to Havana, Cuba.
(Drama) 8419.
On with the dance. (Drama) 1138.
On your travels & week-end trips.
T7897.
Once a thief. (Drama) 25010.
Ornce a_ thief, (Motion picture)
11496.
Once in a blue moon. (Drama) 11117.
Once upon a time. (Drama) 11118,
22540.
Onda of the Orient. (Motion picture)
19257.
One a day. (Drama) 31941.
One A. M. (Motion picture) 22964.
One Christmas. (Drama) 14003.
One day on the home farm. (Drama)
31985.
One dollar down & a dollar a. week.
(Drama) 5127, 11119.
One June day. (Drama) 25011.
One man in a thousand. (Drama)
11120.
One man vaudeville show. (Dramuzu)
11389.
One morning. (Drama) 31942.
One morning in Belgium. (Drama)
2907.
One New Year’s night. (Drama)
14004.
One night in Venice.
319438.
One night stand.
One of the family.
One of the pack.
8880
(Drama)
(Drama) 14005.
(Drama) 8447.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Mo-
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 5223.
(Motion picture) 5790.
(Bobby) Demi-tasse review.
One on Henry.
11497.
One thousand miles an hour.
tion picture) 32477.
One who passed by.
true) 5789.
One who pays.
One woman.
O'Neil
27575.
O'Neil (L. E.) Lansing, Mich., map.
1292
O'Neil. (Drama) 11121.
O'Neill (Bob) Six peaches and a
pair. 11167.
O'Neill (F. J.):
Breath of the
7582-7585.
Buttress & the ivy. 2348.
College girl & college boy.
43899-4402
leaves. [ete.]
[ete.]
First Easter.
[ete.] 10396-
103899.
Soily little hands. [ete.] 13156,
13157.
Oneonta, N. Y., map. 19052.
Onions (B. R.):
Bridge of kisses. 21473. :
Girls at his billet. 667, 2349,
4403, 10400.
Onkel Bernhard. (Drama) 25012,
Only a girl. (Drama) 14006.
Only a rose. (Motion picture) 25319.
Only an American. (Drama) 16640.
Only justice. (Drama) 16641.
Onondago, N. Y., direct. 21995.
Ontario, Canada, map. 14146, 19053.
Open court pub. co. New morn. 27640.
Open door. (Drama) 31944.
Open sesame. (Drama) 27643.
Opera rehearsed. (Drama) 1016.
Opera singer. (Drama) 22542,
Oppenheim (Dave):
Day of reckoning. 31715.
Frame-up. 11025.
Opportunities for industries in the
Borough of Queens. 26392.
Opportunities’ knock. (Drama)
225438. .
Opportunity. (Motion picture) 5791.
Optical adv. service. Optical adv.
service. 18250.
Optical pub. co. Lockwood (R. M.)
Transpositions. 24083.
Orange, N. J., map. 5315.
Orange blossoms. (Drama)
31945.
Orange Co., Cal., map. 19054.
8448,
| Oranges, N. J., direct. 669.
1742
nos. 1-12, 1916
~Orbok (Lorant):
Fee. 8344.
Gliicklicher unfall. 16562.
Orchids & violets. (Drama) 5128.
—Orezy (Emmuska, Baroness) :
How Jean-Pierre met the Scarlet
plmpernel, 80525,
Old scarecrow, 10401.
Ordas-Avecilla de Urrengoechea (Cé-
Sar):
Candidas! 10982.
Damas de la Cruz roja espafiola,.
10999.
11008,
112383.
(Motion picture)
Dios sobre todo.
Ya tengo mi hombre.
Ordeal of Elizabeth.
11498.
Order of preparedness of the U. S. of
America Boys «& girls of prepared-
ness. fete.] 30526-30528.
Order of the golden rule.
the golden rule. 10402.
Order of the new construction.
ton ritual. 21475.
Orders is orders.
5792.
Ordonneau (Maurice) :
Auguste. 18793.
Belles de nuit. 1S796.
Ordway (E. T.) Great
21476.
Oregon,
$2255.
Order of
Skele-
(Motion picture)
stone face.
map. 1330, 19055, 27763,
Oregon musicians direct. 26917.
Oregon Washington feature film co.
Pendleton roundup, 1916. 27913.
Oregon-Washington r. r. & navigation
co., map. 82256.
Oregon weather chart calendar. 30529.
Orenstein, Arthur Koppel co.:
Electromobile indus. truck. 10408.
Operation, electromobile indus-
trial truck. 2351.
Original idea. (Drama) 5129.
Original Paris fashions, 7586.
Orkow (B. H.):
Arpi’s millionaire. 31628.
Movie-mad Maggie. 8430.
Ormond (W. V.) Mutual burial
league. Vital certificate. 21181.
Ormsby (F. E.):
Ormsby’s simple system. 15926.
Planets & people. 704, 26918.
Orne (E. R.) Dorothy and Dick.
8324
Ornstein (Irving)
balance. 16713.
Weighed in the
O Rourke (K. B.) Irish colleen.
31828.
Oroville, Cal., direct. 19825.
Orphan Joyce. (Motion picture)
11499.
Orphans. (Drama) 5130.
INDEX
Orr (Anne) Children’s caps & de-
signs for the nursery in crochet
work. [etce.] 15927-15929.
Orr (E. B.) 66, the game of games,
26919.
Orr (H. D.) Million dollar doll.
16618.
Orr (T. V.) Permanent world peace.
T5S7.
Orrick, Mo., map.
Ortega (Martin)
11133.
27748.
Plaza de Olavide.
Ortega-Morejon (J. M. de) Protector
de Inglaterra. 31982.
Ortells (R.) Chulo del barrio. 31690.
Orth (Frank):
Made in Philly. 16606.
Much ado about nothing. 381914.
Strange happening. 32051.
Ortiz (Antonio Calero) See Calero
Ortiz (Antonio)
Orton (G. W.):
Athletic training for schl. boys.
21477.
Bob Hunt in Canada. [ete].
26920, 26921.
Orville (Florence):
Beantiful greetings for children
to make. f[ete.] 159380, 15931.
Bunnies of Bunnyboro. 4405.
Kitchen acct. calendar. 20763.
Useful gifts for children to make.
18251.
Orvis bros. & co. Long range view of
cotton. 670.
O’Ryan (Jane) Warfare of vanity.
1220.
Osborn (A. F.)
to agencies.
Osborn (F. P.)
3016.
Osborn (Grace) Mrs. Osborn cakes
of quality. 30530.
Osborn (Lynn) Worm. 32156.
Osborne (B. H.) Mad with the heat.
1104.
Osborn’s ann.
10404.
Elk Co., Kan., map.
guide
Osborne (T. M.) Punishment. 11140.
Osborne co.:
America first. [ete.] 671-674.
Wilber (G. H.) Just a word
about your health. 8187.
Oscar of the Waldorf. See Tschirky
(Osear)
Osgood (Erastus) Commodore.
22390.
Osgood co.
Artistic headings. 26922
Osgood exclusive display service.
4406.
O’Shea (W. J.) Composition bk. by
grades. 7588.
Osius (C. R.) Facts about your teeth.
675.
1743
INDEX
pt.1, 0.8. v.13
Oskar Karl Gustav Adolf, prinz von
Preuszen. Complete story of battle
adventures of royal warrior-author.
[ete.] 7590-7592.
Osman (L. 8.) Mysterio messenger.
26923.
Ossermann (J. J.) News from Wash-
ington. 5119.
Ossipee Valley telep. & teleg. co.
Telep. direct. 21478.
Osso (Oscar):
Auguste. 18793.
Belles de nuit. 1S796.
Bonheur volant. 16502.
Cupid in a fix. 31711.
Fleur de desert. 18830.
Poilu. 31973.
Revenge of a son.
Vengeur. 18945.
Ostatnie dwa ruble,
Osten (Henry )
Osteo electro inst.
22576.
(Drama) 2908.
Submarine. 8519.
Survival of the fit-
test. 30531.
Osterheld (D. O.) Wedding march.
15933.
Ostrowski (IF. G.) Droga krzyZowa
dla dzieci. 10405,
O’Sullivan rubber co.:
Thompson (J. W.) eco. O'Sulli-
van’s heels of new live rubber.
13609.
Thompson (Ruth) Amazing ad-
ventures of Jack B. Nimble.
$1242.
O’Sullivan’s heels of new live rubber.
13609.
Oswego, N. Y., direct. 24872.
Oswego, N. Y., map. 25158.
Oswego Co., N. Y. direct. 18252.
Oteyza (Louis de) Modelo. 31903.
Other girl. (Drama) 2909.
Other half. (Motion picture) 8881,
Other man. (Drama) 8449.
Other man. (Motion picture) 17023.
Other man’s wife. (Drama) 14007.
Other side of the door.
ture) 5798.
Other sister. (Motion picture) 32531.
Other wanderer. (Drama) 51381.
Other way out. (Drama) 25013.
Other wife. (Drama) 14008.
Othmer (Albert) Wandtafel u. kreide.
10406.
Otis (P. J.) Just kids. 16585.
Otis elevator co. Bk. of definitions &
standard stock parts. 21479.
Otsego Co., Mich., map. 3087.
Ott (BE. A.) Trade stability. 15934.
Ott (Matthew) :
Lead me to it. 8401.
Mint spy. 8423.
That night. 8531.
Twinkle twinkle little star. 8550.
Zam Zam. 8584.
6 little taylors. 8585.
(Motion pic-
Ott (S. C.) Coming of love.
Ottawa, Kan., direct. 10408.
Ottenheimer (S. & M.) Breezy jokes.
[ete.] 21480-21482.
Ottertail Co., Minn., map. 16846. —
Otto (W. B.) Chattanooga, Tenn.,
First natl, bank. Advantages of a
city bank. 19794.
24923.
Otto oder Otto? (Drama) 25014.
Vtto, the artist. (Motion picture)
11500
utto, the bell boy. (Motion picture)
8882.
Otto, the cobbler. (Motion picture)
14324.
Otto, the gardener. (Motion picture)
17024.
Otto, the hero. (Motion picture)
11501.
Otto, the reporter. (Motioh picture)
11502.
Otto, the salesman. (Motion picture)
17025.
Otto, the sleuth. (Motion picture)
17026.
Otto, the soldier. (Motion picture)
5794.
Otto, the traffic cop. (Motion pic-
ture) 17027.
Otto’s legacy. (Motion picture)
14325.
Ottoe’s vacation. (Motion picture)
17028.
Ouimet (Francis) Iron cub play.
26924.
Ould (J. B.) Home sweet home.
27599.
Our country’s call. (Drama) 5132.
Our first Mrs. President. (Drama)
5133.
Our Fontenoy. (Drama) 8450.
Our little wife. (Drama) ments
Our market calendar. 30532,
Our monthly message. 676.
Our new minister. (Drama) 14009.
Our other lives. (Motion picture)
27906.
(Motion picture) 11503.
Our people.
Out ag’in, in ag’in. (Motion picture)
(Drama)
8883.
Out at old Aunt Mary’s.
31946.
Out of order. (Motion picture)
5738, 8857.
(Drama) 31947.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 8451.
(Motion picture)
Out of the discard.
Out of the drifts.
5795.
Out of the east.
Out of the fiotsam.
14326.
Out of the mist. (Motion picture)
19258.
Out of the mouth of babes. (Drama)
22545
1744
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Out of the quagmire. (Motion pic-
5796.
shadows. (Drama)
14010.
ut of the shadows.
ture) 25320.
Out of the silence. (Drama) 22546.
Outeault (R. F.) Buster Brown.
21483.
— Outeault adv. co. :
Heard natl. bank. Join our
Christmas banking club. 6878.
Hibernia bank & trust co. Christ-
mas banking club. 3856.
—— Have money, join our Xmas
(Motion pic-
banking club. 15288.
—— Join our Christmas banking
club. 6896.
Outer edge of society. (Drama)
10987*, 31948.
Outfit furniture & rug co. Our pre-
Mmium plan. 7593.
Outing. (Drama) 381949.
Outing kumfy-kab co. Outing kumfy-
kab. 4407
Outs & ins. (Motion picture) 14312,
27898. :
Outside the law. (Motion picture)
25214
Outsnared. (Drama) 31950.
Outwitted. (Motion picture) 14334,
82508.
Outwitting the devil. (Drama)
25015.
Over night. (Motion picture) 5797.
Over the garden wall. (Drama)
16516.
Overall (J. E.):
Story of Tennessee. 21483.
William Tell. 11227.
Overland feature film corp. Gringo.
22899.
Overruled. (Drama) 10955, 10955*
Overshiner (BE. B.):
Community dollars. 7594.
Natl. profit sharing assn. Com-
munity cat. 21215.
Overton (John) Shall so come.
18253.
Overtones... (Drama) 16642, 32119*.
Overweg (Robert) Eingeschneit.
16536.
Owen (A. W.) Louisa Graves Owen.
18254.
Owen (F. A.) pub. co.:
Cooper (J. F.) Last of the Mo-
hicans. 19891.
Dickens (Charles) Oliver Twist.
19999.
Grimes (K. A.) Bolo the cave
boy. [ete.] 20373, 20374.
Mears (L. W.) Story of Ne-
braska. 21037.
Overall (J. E.) Story of Tennes-
see. 21483.
Owen (F. A.) pub. co.—Continued.
Wilson (L. J.) True story of the
man in the moon. :
Owen (Lincoln) Rice drill card in
arith. 4408, 7595, 13158, 18255.
Owen (M. B.) Typewriter speed se-
erets. 30533.
Owen (R. M.) & co. A BC of the
Owen magnetic. 4410.
Qwen (William):
Charlie at Boscobel.
Chinese president.
Emigrants. 24934.
Flip flop film. 27582.
Where men are scarce. 32135.
Owens (F. W.) Plan for the organi-
gation & maintenance of the Mutual
benefit league. 456
Owens (H. .;::
Bk. of pictures to pains.
Iieroes of today.
7598.
Mischief. 677.
Only animal that swears.
Our daily needs. 15925,
Santa Claus paint pk. 18253.
Owers (Anna) Pulling toyether.
30534. :
Owosso, Mich., map.
Oxford, Mich., map. 3088.
Oxford, Miss.. map. ©2316.
Oxford pub. eco, Crass (0. B.)
& speech. 17402.
Oxford univ. press, Amer. branch:
Des meeres und der liebe wellen. °
24916.
24917.
10109.
iete.] T5977,
73165.
1331.
Body
11001*.
Quatre comédies. 31984*.
Oxton (B. S.):
First naval battle of the revolu-
tion at Machias. 2351*.
Romance of Mt. Desert Island.
15936.
Oxweld r. r. service co.
plies. 30535.
Oxygenerator co. Evolution of the
oxygenerator. 2352.
Oyster Bay, N. Y., map. 1332.
Ozburn automobile supply co.,
Catalogue. 10410, 15937.
P. & H. supply co. Catalog. 7599.
P. S. E. mfg. co. To adjust & install
P. S. E. plug energizer. 7600, 10411.
Pa vestir santos. (Drama) 31951.
Paa den gyldne korsvej. (Drama)
31952.
Pabodie (C. A.) & son. Providence,
R. LL, map. 25164.
Pace (C. A.):
Law of agency.
Legal propositions.
7606.
Maxfield (B. L.) Law of land-
lord & tenant. 24139.
Pace (H. S.C.) Theory and practice
of accts. 21486.
Oxweld sup-
ine.
21485.
[ete.] 7T603-
1745
INDEX
Pace (W. W.)
10412, 13166.
Pace agency for placements,
Placement service in bus. 4411.
Pace & Pace:
Drury (H.N.) Pace standardized
course in oral expression, 28858.
Bigger, better bus.
ine.
Drury (H. N.) Pace standard-
ized = course. [ete.] 23537-—
23539,
Drury (H.N.) Pace standardized
course in oral expression. 25882.
N. Y. inst. of accountancy. Bul-
letin. 18176.
Pace agency for placements, inc.
Placement service in bus. 4411,
Talking to others. [ete.] 13167,
13168.
Vocational counseling. [ete.]
4412, 4413.
Pacheco (F. G.) See Garcfa Pacheco
(Francisco)
Pacheco (Francisco Garcia-) See
Garcia Pacheco (Francisco)
Pachin de Mieres. (Drama) 14011.
Pacific Coast, map. 32257.
Pacific fisherman salmon canner’s
direct. 13169.
Pacific fisherman yr. bk. 7607.
Pacifie highway assn. of N. A. Pacific
highway tour bk. 21490.
Pacific mereantile agency co. Bk. of
ratings. 4414,
Pacific motor car exch. co., ine. Larg-
est discount on new trucks, ete.
21491.
Pacific mutual life insur. co. of Cal.:
Course of instr. 15938.
Forbes-Lindsay (C. H. A.) Acci-
dent, sickness and total dis-
ability insur. [ete.] 29080—
29082.
Assessment life insur. [ete.]
20854-20856.
Efficiency Pacific mutual
schl. for salesmen. 7226.
Life insurance investments.
[ete.] 24074, 24075.
Mortality tables & prins. of
rate making. [ete.] 10077,
10078.
Policy contract. 17959.
Gross premium, loading, sur-
plus & dividends. {etc.]
12757, 12758.
Standard forms of policies. [etc.]
15596, 15597.
Pacific Northwest soc. of engineers.
Proceedings. 7608, 18259, 26925.
Pacific Ocean, map. 22773.
Pacific press pub. assn. Miller (W. H.
B.) Unele Ben’s cloverfield. 4246.
Pacific reporter. Five-volume digest.
21492.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Pacific States, map. 3089, 5317.
Pacific telep. & teleg. co.:
Local operating practice. [ete.]
10414-10416.
Telep. direct. 678, 4415, 7609,
13170, 18260-62, 21493, 26926,
30536.
Pacifist. (Motion picture) 19259.
Pack. (Drama) 8452.
Packard (A. T.) Horton golf stroke
exercise. 30539.
Packard (F. L.) Iron-rider. 7611.
Packard (Winthrop) Winter birds.
24373.
Packard motor car co. of N. Y.
Christmas plea for the higher effi-
ciency. [ete.] 30540-30542.
Packard piano co. Packard piano.
13171.
Packer mfg. co. Hair & scalp. 13172.
Pacz6ski (Julius) Chtop krélem.
8295.
Paddly pools. (Drama) 22547.
Paderewski (I. J.) Poland, past &
present. 13173.
Padgett (EF. R.) Weekly feature page.
24374, 26928, 30543.
Padilla (José):
Gallito y Belmonte. 2841.
Mant6n rojo. 8412.
Padon (E. F.) Bobbie in birdland.
16500.
Paducah, Ky.:
Direct. 15939.
Elec. regulatory ordinance, 8249,
Map. 27744.
Paducah romance. (Drama) 8453.
Paesa (V.G.) Decir de la flores. 2814.
Pafumi (F. R.) Vintage. 18947.
Pagan. (Drama) 31953.
Pagans. (Drama) 22548.
Page (Brett):
Butler’s glass. f[ete.] 44164420.
When we were boys together.
679.
Page (C.S.) Anelave. 8262.
Page (E. L.) Record of lifes events
30545.
Pagé (V. W.):
Automobilist’s pocket companion.
24375.
Location of cooling & lubrication
faults made easy. 10417.
Page boiler co. Economical steam pro-
duction. 7616.
Page-Detroit motor car co. Winter
motoring luxury. 26929.
Pageant & masque for the Shakespeare
tercentenary. (Drama) 11121*.
Pageant of Bloomington and Indiana
University. (Drama) 14012.
Pageant of Corydon, the pioneer capi-
tal of Indiana, 1816-1916. (Drama)
14013.
1746
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Pageant of Georgia. (Drama) 14014.
eement of Hope. (Drama) 16643.
of Indiana. (Drama) 25016.
Pageant of Newark. (Drama) 14015.
t of Palos. (Drama) 27643*.
] nt of peace. (Drama) 8454.
Pageant of Superior. 22549.
Pageant of the Bible among the na-
tions. 22550.
goon of the church,
thee of Yankton. (Drama) 11122.
Paige (J. C.) & co. Worthington (C.
§#.) How to assist in reducing the
tremendous fire waste. 22323.
Paige-Detroit motor car co. Story of a
climb above the clouds. 24376.
Pain (H. J.) Pain’s fireworks. Pain’s
fireworks. [etc.] 10418, 10419,
18174.
Paine (D. 8.) Joe Rancour’s fix-it bk.
T61T.
(Drama)
Paine (P. M.) Places of int. in Syra-
cuse & Onondaga Co. 21497.
Paine (S. H.) Harlan coal co. Story
of Black Beauty. 12347.
Paine pub. co.:
Christmas at McCarthy's. 31685.
Christmas at Punkin Holler.
31686.
Topsy turvy Christmas. 32082.
Pain’s fireworks co. Pain’s fireworks.
13174.
Painted illusions. (Drama) 1140.
Painter (EB. O.) fertilizer co. Painter's
Fla. almanac. 7619.
Painters’ & decorators’
world. 4421, 7618, 13175.
Painter’s Fla. almanac. 7619.
Painting the church red. (Drama)
8455
bi-monthly
Painting with prepared paint. 12420.
Painton (E. F. A. U.):
Laughing cure. 27617.
Prize essay. 1155.
Wanted, a cook. 11216.
Winning widow. 27678.
Pair of jacks. (Drama) 1141.
Pair of shadows. (Motion picture)
25321.
Pair of them. (Drama) 2910.
Pair of tickets. (Drama) 5134.
Palace of ivory. (Drama) 8456.
Palace of the king. (Drama)
Palacios (Miguel de):
Cenicienta. 13901.
Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Nifios de Ecija. 13998.
Palestra. 18091.
Pale Fantana. (Drama) 31954.
Palestine, map. 5318, 14147.
Palestine, Ill., map. 5319.
Palisade mfg. co.:
Fever. 26930.
Savory dishes. 15940.
16683...
Palm
30546.
Palmdale, Cal., map. 16847.
Palmenberg’s (J. R.) sons:
Manufacturers forms. 30547.
(Albert) Society unmasked.
Window dressing & _ display.
21498.
Palmer (A. N.) co. Teachers’ guide.
21504.
Palmer (F.N.):
Chapter outline study of the Acts.
680.
Chapter outline study of the
Judges. 13176.
Gospel according to John, 30548.
Palmer (Frederick) Take Regina
trench in one big bite. [ete.]
26931, 26932.
Palmer (G. FE.) Basket ball tech-
nique. 15941.
Palmer (H. L.) Il. soe. of architects.
Handbk. for architects & bldrs. *
1989, 29436.
Palmer (J. H.)
marriage thoughts.
Palmer (Mrs. J. H.)
2147.
Palmer (John)
Wedding service &
13177.
Legal calendar.
How each age finds
new tlaws in Shakespeare. 7620.
Palmer (M. E.) Palmer auto supply
co. Motor notes. 15942.
Palmer auto supply co. Motor notes.
15942.
Paimer ¢o.
outlines in elem.
12645, 24012.
Palmer’s Township, Pa., direct.
Palmetto press. Saul. 5175*.
Palmieri (Aurelius) Child of Judea.
Kingsley (M. E.) Pupils’
community civics.
25901.
§292.
Palmyra, Mo., map. 32258.
Palo co. Biological, bacteriological,
chemical, etc., apparatus instru-
ments,-ete. 7621.
(Motion picture) 5798.
Pageant of
Paloma (La)
Palos improvement club.
Palos. 27643*.
Palumbo (Anthony):
Flowers that never fade. 21505.
Shield of human independence
26933.
Pan Amer. union. Second Pan Amer,
scientific congress dinner. 681.
Pan in ambush. (Drama) 8457.
Pana, Ill., map. 22774.
Panama hat co. Our catalog. 7622.
Pancoast (C. W.) Schl. day mem-
ories. 4422.
Pancoast (Dr.) med. co. How to keep
well. 13178.
Panel game. 19260.
Pansy of the ribbon counter. (Drama)
1142.
Pansy’s papas. (Motion picture)
5799.
1747
INDEX
pt. 1, 1, S., v.13
Pansy’s particular punch. (Drama)
8458.
Panther. (Motion picture) 11504.
Papa by proxy. (Motion picture)
22965.
Paper mill & wood pulp news. 4423.
Papier poudré, Itd. Phyllis Dainty,
her dairy. 13179.
Paradas (ienrique):
Dos fenédmenos. 13922.
Nido del principal. 2901.
Paradice (S. I.) Children’s savings
system co. This is a children’s say-
ings system store. 3457.
Paradis (J. E.) Europe, map. 8611.
Paradise for a day. (Motion picture)
25322.
Paragon films, ine. Whittaker
(Charles) Woman. 18753.
Paragrafs. 10420, 15943, 26934, 30549.
Paramount photeplays co. Photoplay
pointers. 10421,
Paramount pictograph. (Motion pic-
ture) 27907-27910, 32478-32482.
Paramount pictures corp. :
Paramount pictographs. S8S884—
SSSS, 11505-11508, 14327-14330,
17029 — 170382, 19261 — 19265,
22966 — 22970, 25323 — 25326,
27907-27910, 32478-32482.
Paramount travel pictures. 5800.
Paramount travel pictures. (Motion
picture) 5800-5805.
Paranoiac. (Drama) 8459.
not all his troubles
(Motion picture)
Parcel Post Pete,
are little ones.
5S06.
Parcel Post Pete’s nightmare.
tion picture) 5807.
Parcel post shipper’s exchange of Dal-
las. Parcel post shipper’s exchange
of America. 7624.
Pardon (Drama) 5135.
Parellada (Pablo):
(Mo-
En un lugar de la Mancha.
31745.
Gran filén. 11036.
Tomadora. 32080.
Parenteau (Zoel) Amber empress.
8259.
Paris, Ill.. map. 19056.
Paris, Tex., map. 11310.
Paris doll. (Drama) 2911.
Paris factory. What’s in the choco-
late. 26935.
Parish pump.
Parisian romance.
5808.
Parisienne art service.
(Drama) 5136.
(Motion picture)
Bulletin. 682,
2353, 4424. 7625. 10422, 13180-S3,
15944, 18263, 21506, 24377, 26936,
30550.
Park (J. W.) For England. 4427.
Park & Pollard co.:
Every chicken worth a dollar,
[ete.] 13184-13186.
Lay or bust yr. bk. 29810.
Stevens (W. W.) Care of the
dairy cow. 31121.
Park Co., Mont., direct. 20866.
Park Co., Wy., map. 11311.
Park River, N. D., map. 19057.
Park tramp. (Drama) 31654.
Parker (C. E.):
Cry of the wolf. 5016.
Something worth while. 27661.
Parker (F. E.) Address on the re
view of Christianity. [ete.] 22341,
22342.
Parker (G. D.) Propinquity. —
Parker (G. S.) Parker bros., ine.
Famous game Rook & other splendid
games. 7631, 21514.
Parker (Horatio):
Progressive music ser. 21511.
Teacher's manual. 10424, 18266.
Parker (J. A.) Mo. state life insur,
co. New building assn. policy.
Parker (J. F.) Parkers all yr. ready
ref. calendar. 15946,
Parker (J. V.) Analytical system for
the measurement of relative fire
hazard. 2354, 21513, 26939.
Parker (L. B.):
Common sense. 10993.
Dora Deane 27578.
Parker (L. N.):
Mavourneen. 27633*.
Pomander walk. 5148.
Parker (M. A.) Kitchenette house.
7630.
Parker (M. M.) Series of lessons in
the Gospel of John for Bible study
classes. 2355.
Parker (O. P.) Plays. 5146,
Parker bros., inc. Famous game Rook
& other splendid games. _ [etc.]
7631, 7632, 21514.
Parker’s all-yr. ready ref. calendar.
15946.
Parkersburg, W. Va., direct. 15947.
Parkersburg, W. Va. map. 5320.
Parkhurst (Winthrop) Cats. 24914.
Parks (M. I.) Red Feather. 18267.
Parliman (B. F.) His partner’s
daughter. 8386.
Parlin (C. C.) Address. 10425.
Parmelee (L. D.) All mine. 27555.
Parmer (D. L.) Tribute to woman.
10426
Laymans law book.
Parrish (R. R.) Hurrah! hurrah!
For our country all hurrah. 10427.
Parry (F. B.) Success system, ine.
Credit collections. 31149.
1748
Parsons (L. O.):
Partners at last.
14331.
INDEX
of Panamint. (Motion pic-
(C. H.) I should worry.
rsons (Elizabeth) :
Parsons (H. D. G.) = Kaizer's
| j campaigns. 26942,
—— Keizer’s campaign. 4428.
Parsons (F. ©.) Constructive har-
mony. [ete.] 24879, 24380.
“Parsons (H. D. G.):
Keizer’s campaign. 4428.
Keizer’s campaigns. 26942.
epnumons (H. R.) Rhymes of an ama-
am poet. 15948.
(H. W.)
conservation of moisture.
Flood protection &
6S4.
Are you a distinctive type. [etc.]
7634-7638.
Be a good cook first & you'll be
a better movie star. 10428.
Brains before beauty is movie de-
mand. [ete.] 2356-2359.
Confessions of a movie actress.
13187, 15949, 18268, 21515.
Geraldine Farrar wades river.
[ete.] 30556-30560
How to become a movie star.
[ete.] 685, 686.
Magic charm of personality.
[ete.] 4429, 4430.
romance of the movies.
[ete.] 26943-26947.
Parsons (M. H.):
Meal ticket. 16616.
Real things. 16662.
Parsons, Kan., direct. 18271.
Partch (L. C.) Be prepared. 31645.
Partial payment bond corp. Nothing |
to sell but assistance. 2360.
Partly cloudy. (Motion picture)
19247, 32450
(Motion picture)
Parton (Hugo) Merchandising a two
billion dollar output. 10431.
Partridge (FE. S.) Owen (R. M.) &
co. A B C of the Owen magnetic.
Pashley
27643*.
Paso (Antonio):
Alegres colegialas.
Benedici6n de Dios.
Infierno. 13958,
Sierra Morena.
Vel6n de Lucena.
(H. 8.) Pageant of Palos.
4982.
13886.
$555.
Preceptor de su alteza. 31975
Pasquale. (Motion picture) 11509.
Pass the prunes. (Motion picture)
27911.
Passarini (Dr.) Maladies des fem-
mes. 30561.
Passaic, N. J., direct. 15953.
Passers by. (Motion picture) 8889.
Passing. (Drama) 381955.
Passing of hell's crown. (Motion pic-
ture) S890,
Passing of Pan. (Drama) 18885.
Passing of Pete. (Motion picture)
5SSU9.
Passing of the wilderness. (Drama)
5137.
Passing on the _ joke. (Drama)
52004.
Passing show of 1916. (Drama)
1SSS6.
Passing souls. (Drama) 31956.
Passman (A. J.) A. J. Parson’s
illus. cat. 24381.
Passmore (B. J.) To effectually kill
millepedes. 30562.
Passumpsic telep. co. Telep. direct.
13192, 30563.
Past, present and future. (Drama)
31957.
Past, present... unknown. (Drama)
5138.
Past-Amfene co. Pasteur treatment &
diet for tuberculosis treatment.
15954.
Patchin (F. G.) Battleship boys un-
der fire. 26948.
Patchin (R. H.) Amer. trade’s great-
est problem. 26949.
Patchogue, N. Y., map.
Patent medicine danger.
32260.
(Motion pic-
4410. ture) 5581.
Partridge (W. W.): Patentees bureau. Disclosure of in-
Amer. air brush co. Have you ventions. 4431.
* any finishing troubles. 17116. Patentees mfg. co. Fowler weighing
Art of fine finishing. 21516. & vending machine. 2361.
Parvin (Z. M.) Parvin’s diagram of | Paterson, N. J.:
the triads of the major & minor Direct. 7639.
keys. 687. First natl. bank solving dad’s
Pas d'amour. (Drama) 22551. problem. 30564.
Pa’s overalls. (Motion picture). Map. 5321.
19267. Path of happiness. (Motion picture)
Pasadena, Cal., direct. 21517. 5810.
Pasadena, Cal., map. 16848, 52259. Path of scarlet shadows. (Drama)
Pasadena hospital assn. Breed 14016.
(L. M.) Food values. 25656. Path of the peacocks. (Drama)
Pasado. (Drama) 2912. 2501T.
77396—17—19 1749
INDEX
pt. 1, n. 8, v.13
Pathé exchange, inc.:
Arms and the woman. 16893.
Beloved vagabond. 11355.
Big Jim Garrity. 8689, 19119.
Challenge. 32346.
Dross & diamonds. 14229.
Girl that didn’t matter.
Girl who won. 11410.
Grip of evil. 16958-16961, 19192,
- 22900-9038, 25265, 25266.
Iron claw. 8797-8803, 11444,
11445, 14284-14287, 16981, 16982,
T+.
19218.
Joy & the dragon. 32424.
Kick in. 32425.
King’s game. S808.
Light that failed. 22940.
Little Mary Sunshine. SS28.
Love trail. 8837.
Matrimonial martyr. 11477.
Moods of Medora. 22956.
Neglected wife. 32462-32466.
Pearl of the army. 25329-25331,
32486.
Precious packet. S896.
Red circle. 8905.
Romantic journey.
Shadow of her past.
32526.
17057.
Shadows & sunshine. 22999.
Shielding shadow. 23001-23015.
Shrine of happiness. 25.
Sultana. 25379.
Test. 25383.
Who’s guilty? no. 1-5. 14407-
14411, 170S7—17090, 19344, 19345,
23053-23055.
Woman's fight.
Woman's law.
Pathé freres:
Excuse me. 5522.
Hazel Kirke. 5595.
Madame X. 5715.
Neal of the navy. 5767.
New adventures of J. Rufus Wal-
lingford. 5770.
New York. 5772.
17004.
S985.
Red circle. 5842.
Pathfinder. (Drama) 31958.
Paths that crossed. (Motion picture)
S891.
Patio de los naranjos. (Drama)
11123.
Patria. (Drama) 18887, 27645.
Patria. (Motionpicture) 32483-32485.
Patria de Cervantes. (Drama) 14017.
Patriot. (Drama) 31959.
Pat’s matrimonial venture. (Drama)
27646.
Pat’s pasting ways. (Motion picture)
25327.
Patsy Perkins’ protégé. (Drama)
5139.
Pattee (H. H.) Emblem not for to-
day, but for all time. 15955.
Patten (Gilbert) :
Clift Stirling, sophomore at Storm-
bridge. 15956.
Lefty Locke, pitcher manager.
13526.
Patten (S. N.) England’s mobiliza-
tion of Amer. securities. 4432.
Pattengill (H. R.) Land of liberty.
S398.
Patterson (A. R.) Patterson civil
service schl. How to secure a govt.
position. 13193.
Patterson (Ada) Jockey of death.
Patterson (C. G.) Bus. polities & re-
ligion in Utah. 15957.
Patterson (FE. L.):
Jackdaw. 22465.
Revolting of Horace. 18908,
Wonderful lie. 18956.
Patterson (F. H.) Organizing for cost
reduction. 30565.
Patterson (F. P.) Little girl at play.
27621.
Patterson (G. L.) Stanley & Patter-
son. Faraday fire alarm systems.
[ete.] 24648, 24649.
Patterson (J.) United friends of Lin-
colnin America. Blue ritual. 2641*.
Patterson (J. P.):
Architectural bldg. records co.
Architectural bldg. records sys-
tem. 9045.
Bldg. records co., ine. Bldg. rec-
ords co., ine. 14707.
Patterson (Marjorie) Pan in ambush.
8457.
Patterson (W. K.) Necessity of legal
kowledge in bus. 18272.
Patterson civil service schl. How to
secure a govt. position. 13193.
Patterson, Cooke service co., ine. Ad-
vertising unit system. 7640.
Patterson, Gibbs co.:
Unusual pictures. 10432. ¢
Unusual pictures for advertisers.
26961.
Patterson of the news.
ture) 5811.
Patton (A. N.) Golf fashions. 10433.
Patton (M. K.) See Waldron (M. K.
Py)
Pattonsburg, Mo., map. - 16849.
Pauk (H.) & sons mfg. Co.
boosting plan. 21518.
Pauk (Henry) Pauk (H.) & sons
mfg. co. Trade boosting plan.
21518.
Paul (M. S.) Miss Paul’s perfection
(Motion pic-
Trade-
shampoo. [etc.] 18273, 18274.
Paula. (Drama) 1143.
Pauline Allen. (Drama) 16644.
5 1750
INDEX
Paulson (Henry) Paulson (Henry)
& co. Accurate watch glass gauge.
21519.
Paulton (EE. A.) On the level. 31939.
Paulton (Harry) Belle of Valados.
24906.
Pavas. (Drama) 31960.
Pawhuska, Okl., map. 19058.
Pawlett (L. M.) Which, revolution
or evolution. 4433.
Pawn. (Drama) 16645.
Pawn of fate. (Motion picture)
(Motion picture) 25328.
Pawnshop. (Drama) 22552.
Pawtucket, R. I, direct. 21520.
Pawtucket, R. LL, map. 22775.
Paxson (C, D.) Old friend of mine
& poems of Pax vobiscum. 21521.
Paxson (Sarah) LTEaster poem, 13194.
Pay-off. (Drama) 31961.
Paye & Baker mfg. co. Shawe (J. N.)
Ancients, in the long ago. 21S801-
218038.
Payen (Louis) Cleopatra.
Paying the price. (Motion
19268.
Payne (A. M.)
home economics,
Payne (Arthur)
11061
1009.
picture)
People’s institute of
7641, 104384, 13195.
Italian romance.
Payne (F. E.) D. A. R song. 21522.
Payne (James) Metaphysics. 30566,
Payne (L. L.) Payne & son. Payne
& son framing chart. 21523.
Payne & son. Payne & son framing
chart. 21523.
Payson (Howard):
Boy scouts’ campaign for pre-
paredness. 18275.
Boy scouts under sealed orders.
1595s.
Payson (W. FF.) Cave woman.
18900.
Peabody (George) college for teach-
ers. See George Peabody college
for teachers.
Peabody (James) Ry. organization &
management. 24382.
Peace (L. D.) Confederate soldiers
welcome. 13196.
Peace assn. of Friends in America:
Stephens (A. D.) Better kind of
soldier. 21935.
— Boy & a bird. 27238.
— Choice under _ difficulties.
[ete.] 31112, 311138.
—Important small member.
24655.
—It just did itself. 2558.
— Unexcused absence. 13536.
— When Titeena tried. 4718,
7947.
Peace at any price.
(Motion picture)
Peace-at-any-price man.
ture) 58138.
Peace girl. (Drama)
Peace on earth.
(Motion pic-
5140.
(Drama) 1401S.
Peace pilgrims. (Drama) 18883.
Peachbloom., (Drama) 18889.
Peacock (A. P.) Sprigs of nobility.
32040,
Peacock (C. D.) ine.
80567-30569.
Peacock (T. B.)
a Ford car.
Fashions. [ete.]
Why you should buy
30570,
Peanut peddler. (Drama) 31962.
Peanuts. (Drama) 27647.
Pear culture. 7143.
Pearce (E. W.):
Harmony & health. 24383.
Luxuriant hair. 15959.
Pearce (Percival) jr. How to give a
chalk talk. 4434.
Pearl (Victor) Be good. 24904.
Pearl of Sahara. (Drama) 11124.
Pearl of the army.
25329-25331, 32486.
Pearl River, N. Y., map. 22776.
Pearl street savings & trust co.:
Bank of life. 7644.
Holiday saving suggestions. 30571.
(Motion picture)
Pearsall (A. W.) New birth ex-
plained. 13197.
Pearson (Arthur) Step lively girls.
16690.
Pearson (Barney) Instantaneous rate
bk. form. 23315.
Pearson (E. N.) jr.:
Irrigation dist. plan the essence of
rural credit. 15960.
Safety of Cal. irrigation district
bonds. 7645.
Pearson (H. C.) Polyglot rubber trade
direct. of the U. S. & Canada. 18307.
Pease (J. M.) J. M. Pease helps &
mail order instructions. 7646.
Peats (Alfred) co. Alfred Peats wall
paper & drapery ideas. 21524.
Pecadora. (Drama) 31963.
Pecci Contreras (Manuel) Granja de
los amores. 13941.
Pech (H. L.) Gangster, the girl and
the cop. 27590.
Pechstein & Nagel co. Puritas, bran-
new. 13198.
Peck (Charles) Cicatrice. 13906.
Peck (E. W.) Ulysses and Penelope.
1208.
Peck. (S. C.) Some verse and a story.
Peck (S. W.) & CO.
savers. 24384.
Peck (Wallace) Cronest castle. 8308.
Sampeck time
Peddler. (Drama) 1144.
Pedrose (L. W.) Code of the moun-
tains. 1010.
Peekskill, N. Y., direct. 26962.
1751
INDEX
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Peele (George) Old wives’ tale.
27642*,
Peeler (A. J.) Standard blue bk. of
the U. S. 18508.
Peg o’ the ring. (Motion picture)
8892, 11510, 14332-14335, 17033—
17037, 19269.
Peggy. (Motion picture) 5814.
Peggy & the law. (Motion picture)
14336.
Peggy’s prophecy. (Drama) 27648.
Peik (Anton) Wasserpredigt. [etc.]
21525, 21526.
Peirce (W. M.)
7647.
Peirce schl.
6963
Natural fifth reader.
Peirce schl. catalog.
_
Peixotto (EE. M.)
22615.
Pekar (Gyula de)
really thinks of America.
Pekin, Ill., direct. 30572.
Pekin, Ill., map. 32261.
Pelée (Lillian) Test. 16693.
Pelham, N. Y., direct. 7407, 30337.
Pellett (F. C.) Honey-producing
plants. 30578.
Pellicar (Julio) :
Correo de gabinete. 2807.
Patio de los naranjos. 11123.
Pelz (L. S.) Associated mfrs.’ cata-
log. 6777, 23740.
Pemberton (Max) Oh, Caesar. 31935.
Pen. (Drama) 11125.
Pen & inklings in & around Jerusalem.
(Motion picture) 22971.
Pen & the sword. (Drama) 22553.
Pen trip to Palestine. (Motion pic-
ture) 27912.
Pena (Ram6n) Gabrieles. 13933.
Ten boys’ farces.
What Austria
2362.
Pena de muerte al amor. (Drama)
8320.
Penalty. (Drama) 5141, 11126.
(Drama) 25018.
(Motion picture)
Penalty of justice.
Penalty of treason.
32487.
Pend Oreille Co., Wash., direct. 21942.
Pendientes de la Trini. (Drama)
14019.
Pendleton (J. W.) Pendleton’s mail
order agency bus. system. 21527.
Pendleton (V. H.):
Some other woman. 2931.
Three chums. 2940.
Pendleton roundup, 1916.
picture) 27913.
(Motion
Pengelly (J. B.) New Christmas
legend. 2363.
Penitentes. (Motion picture) 8893.
Penn gardens co. Opportunity doesn’t
knock. 380574.
Penn-Jersey automobile red bk. 4436.
Penn pub. co.:
Borrowers’ day. 31660.
Brown (E. C.) Three Gays at
Merryton. 19706.
pe (A. T.) Ted Gilman.
Embalming Ebenezer. 31742.
Kilbourne (C. E.) Baby Kanga-
roo & Lilly Lamb. 7125.
Sheppard (W. C.) Rambler
club in Panama. 16172.
Penn Station, Pa., map. 11312.
Penney (R. De F.) Queen & boob.
16655.
Penns Grove, N. J., map. 1333, 11313.
Pennsboro, W. Va., map. 22777.
Pennsylvania, map. . 1334, 5322, 5323,
8647, 11314, 11315, 14148, 16850,
16851, 19059, 19060, 22778, 25159,
27745.
Pennsylvania assn. of hospital social
workers, Philadelphia. Hankbk. of
Philadelphia hospitals & dispensa-
ries. 21542.
Pennsylvania coal & coke corp. Forge
fire facts. 13199.
Pennsylvania military college. Whole
men—not half men. 15961.
Pennsylvania natl. bank. Prosperity
club, ine. of the Pa. natl. bank.
10436.
Pennsylvania r. r. co.:
Comparison of passenger locomo-
tives. 688.
Elem. elec., electrostatics & elec.
in nature. [ete.] 15962, 15963.
Italian-English ties. [ete.] 30575,
30576.
Test of a class K 4s locomotive.
{etc.] 4437, 4438.
Pennsylvania system, map. 32262.
Pennsylvania weather chart calendar.
30577.
Penny (D. H. G.):
Amer. holiday calendar. 27.
United States, map. 5356.
Penrod (Sabina) Picture of war.
[ete.] 21528, 21529.
Penrose (Margaret):
Dorothy Dale’s strange discovery.
21530.
Motor girls at Camp Surprise.
15964.
Pensacola, Fla., direct. 15965.
Pente (William):
Bobby’s dream. f[etce.] 30578,
30579.
Giants of Lilliputania. 4439,
18276.
Penton pub. co.:
Amer. steam and sail vessels of
the Great Lakes. 14474.
List of over 1000 vessels of the
Great Lakes. 13200.
Penton’s foundry list. 18277.
1752
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Penton’s foundry list.
People vs. John Doe.
ture) 27914.
People’s adjustment co. Independent
& direct collector, 138201.
Peoples bank. Christmas club card.
80580.
18277.
(Motion pic-
Peoples bank & trust co.
formation. 80581,
People’s friend. (Drama) 1145.
People’s home jour. Wonderful collec-
tlon of magnificent premiums.
26964.
Peoples press bureau.
border design. 18278.
Peoples producing co., ine.
Useful in-
Pipe line oil
Two moth-
ers. "
People’s savings bank co. Home
economy. 30582
Peoples trust & savings bank. About
some wills. 26965.
Peoples trust & savings bank of Chi-
cago. Convertible savings bond
agreement. 10437.
Peoria, Ill., direct. 13202.
Pep promoter. (Drama) 18890.
Pepita. (Drama) 22554.
Peple (Edward) Friend Martha.
8349
New priests.
Peplitzky (Emanuel)
22532
Pepper (C. M.):
British trade policy after the war.
[ete.] 4440, 4441.
Foreign trade in theory & prac-
tice. [ete.] 10438, 10439.
Pan-Amer. millennium. 21531.
Pepper (J. W.) & son:
Complete catalog & price list.
689.
Mackie-Beyer. Band leader’s
guide. 29990.
— New excelsior methed for
drums, ete. 10134.
Orchestra leader’s guide.
2205.
Pepper & salt. (Drama) 22555.
Pepperell spring water co.:
Sera deshormais Hardi. 7648.
To the traveler who discriminates.
21532.
ad legacy. (Motion _ picture)
Pepsodent co. Comparison of colori-
metric reactions of pepsodent & sal-
iva. 15966.
Percival (BE. H.):
Percival dressmaking schl. 21533.
Percival new method of dress-
making. 30583.
Percival (H. W.) World war. 30584.
Percival (W. C.)
ent. 22353.
Percival (W. I.)
Among those pres-
Those girls. 27669.
Percy, brains he has nix. (Motion pic-
ture) 382489.
Percyval (T. W.) Little lady in blue.
27622,
Perdue (E. M.) Studies in cancer.
26966.
Pereda (Vincente de) Burla_ bur-
lando. 31668.
Pérez Capo (Felipe) :
Parchin de Mieres. 14011.
Vena de plata. 32104.
Villa triste y escacharrada.
32108.
Pérez Fernfindez (Pedro):
Lolita Jenorio. 138973.
Pavas. 31960.
Perla ambarina. 11127.
Pérez Lopez (José):
Linea de Cféceres,
Tio de las caidas.
Perfect Catholic calendar.
Perfect day. (Motion picture)
Perfect match. (Motion
11514.
Perfect son. (Drama)
Perfect voice institute. Feuchtinger
(Eugene) Perfect voice instruc-
tions for developing the vocal organ.
284.
Perfection check co. Gen. treatise on
fraudulent manipulation of bank
checks. 10440,
Perfection seat work in arith. 29958.
Perfection spring co. Perfection spring
gauge table. 15967.
Perfection-spring service co.
tion heater. 26967.
Perfield (E. E.):
Additions to the new Effa Ellis
Perfield teaching system Dk.
30585.
Effa Ellis Perfield keyboard &
written harmony course. 21534.
Perfume shop. (Drama) 1146.
Perfumed death. (Drama) 14020.
Perhaps. .(Drama) = 1147.
Perilous love. (Motion picture) 11412,
14256.
Perils of a plumber.
32490.
Perils of divorce.
14337.
Perils of our girl reporters.
picture) 82491-82505.
Perils of the park. (Motion picture)
5815, 19270.
11074.
2941.
2364.
22972.
picture)
8460.
Perfec-
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Motion
Perin (Ff. H.) Sunlit year. 15968.
Perjurer. (Motion picture) 25332.
Perjury. (Motion picture) 5913.
Perkins (Carlos Allen-) Sce Allen-
Perkins (Carlos)
Perkins (E. E.):
Cooley sandblast barrel machines.
[ete.] 18279-18281.
Talk on drying. 4442.
1753
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Perkins (KE. T.)
age. 7649.
Perkins (F. 8.) Why & how dentists
should adv. 13203.
Perkins adjustment co. Instructions
and forms for collection. 2365,
Perkins’ luck. (Drama) 18891.
Perla ambarina. (Drama) 11127.
Perley (M. E.) Hiinsel u. Gretel.
8371. :
Perlman (D. H.) Formula. 16554.
Perlmutter (S. J.) Bride’s secret.
16505.
Perolin co. of America:
Great guns! How I’ve grown!
[ete.] 30586-30591.
I’m here, lead me to it. 26968.
Perolin, the boiler metal treat-
ment, 10441.
Perrin (D. A.) New natl. anthem.
10442,
Perrin (Guillermo) :
Highways & drain-
Castafuelas. 2796.
Cenicienta. 13901.
Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Nifios de Ecija. 138998.
Perrine (B. F.) Prelude & proposed
homestead bond law. 380592.
Perry (F. 8.) Buttermilk bk. 13204.
Perry (8... G8.) Clever mouse,
243885.
Guarantee chem. co.
Triumph of medical science, 17696.
Perry. Ia. First natl. bank. Landis
Christmas savings club. 30593.
Persecuted princess. (Drama) 27649.
Persephone. (Drama) 25018*.
Pershing (J. F.) Ochs (Milton)
Above all things join our gold bond
clothes savings club. 103876.
Persian rug manufactory. Rugs made
Perry (S. J.)
to order. 7650.
Persinger (C. E.) Student’s outline.
24886.
Persistency. (Motion picture) 14338.
Personal efliciency. 4443, 13205, 15969,
18282, 21536, 24887, 26969, 30594.
Personally conducted. (Drama) 5142.
Perth Amboy, N. J., direct. 15970.
Pertwee (Roland) House at Bath.
21537.
Peru, Ill., map. 19061.
Peruna co. Health & how to have it.
15971.
Peruna ready adviser almanac. 15972.
Pesnel (M. E.) Pair of them. 2910.
Peter God. (Motion picture) 14222,
Peter plans. (Drama) 11128.
Peter, the hermit. (Motion picture)
22978.
Peters (A. E.)
Peters (A. H.)
Value of milk. 26970.
Beauty culture hints.
7651.
Peters (C. R.) jr. Five daughters of
a king. 5040.
Peters (E. T.)
Peters (H. G.)
eard. 30595.
Peters (H. J.) co.:
Sioux Falls time
Announcement: Peters’ duro
finish. 7652.
Catalog no. 31. 10443.
Peters (J. P.)
tree. 30596.
Peters (M. 8S.) Peters & Brumbaugh
method readers. ‘
Peters (W. E.) Ohio, map. 27742.
Peters (W. H.) Retail shoe dealer’s
adv. 10444, 21538.
Peters mfg. co.:
Art-reignskin. 30597-
30603.
Broadway star finds her favorite
white Egyptian reignskin cloth
boots. [ete.] 10445-10447, —
Can shoemakers change their
habits? [ete.] 15973-15976.
Cleaning white shoes. [etc.]
13207-13211, 24388-24391.
Animals’ Christmas
[ete.]
Hist. repeats itself. [ete.] 18283—
18285.
Mother. [ete.] 21539, 21540.
Petersburg, Va., direct. 18286.
Petersen (William) Talk by the
dean. 690, 4444, 13212.
Peterson (G. H.) Flower beautiful.
21541.
Peterson (G. 1.) ine. Little bk. about
roses. 4446.
Peterson (J. O.) Petersons pencil pa-
per tablets. 30604,
Petit chaperon rouge. (Drama)
2834*.
Petit Parisien. Moreau (Emilienne)
Mes mémoires. 4264.
Petraccione (Louis) Fendo mfg. co.
Concerning better endeavor routine
policy logics. [ete.] 29039, 29040.
Petrel, the storm child. (Drama)
11129.
Petroleum idea. 23697, 15977.
Pets of the farm. 762.
Petterson (Alfred) Tables showing
time reduced to miles. [ete.] 30605,
30606.
Pettes (Helen) Goldilocks & the three
bears cut-out. 15978.
Pettibone direct. co.:
Fargo & Moorhead, N. D., direct.
6684.
Marshalitown, Ia., direct. 30052.
Petticoat diplomacy. (Drama) 14021.
Petticoat soldier. (Drama) 8461.
Petticoats. (Drama) 5143.
Pettingill (Alice) Miss Pettingill’s
music methods for beginners. 4447.
Pettit (W. S.) On the trail of the
trailer. 18287. i
Petty (G.H.) American home. 2777.
1754
Lasting peace. 13206.
INDEX
” (A. C. C.) Key to re-inearna-
i & the Bible. 30607.
(Max) :
Dreier. dicnst. 24943.
rr aus der sezession.
xengericht. 16571.
Onkel Bernhard. 25012.
Sohn der sonne. 25043.
‘Pfeifer (S. B.):
Across the border.
se Last straw. 24969.
a anree @& m. 22620.
'e (F. H.) Cinema
TPistcrer (Ww. A.)
< ae More ony from farm and
‘ try. 2
| Phable of a busted romance.
picture) 5816.
of act phat woman.
picture) f
r Phable of Sam and Bill.
q ture) SSIS.
16570.
16481.
lyceum.
Farm chemical co.
(Motion
(Motion
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 10987*.
_ Phantom beast. (Drama) 5144.
_ Phantom buceaneer. (Motion picture)
fortunes. 19271.
ntom image. (Motion picture)
Phantom Island. (Motion picture)
., $830.
—— thief. (Motion picture)
iieane (Carrington) :
Bandit. 31642.
Mr. James of London. 22512.
Shoplifter. 25040.
Swordfish & the crab. 16692.
_ Phelps (G. T.) Art of seeing. [etc.]
13214, 13215.
Phelps (N. S.):
Math. for technical high schls.
23978.
q Math. for tech. schls. 4015.
' #£=FPhelps (P. E.) Submission. 4448.
_ Phelps Co., Mo., map. 3090.
Phelps Co.., Neb., map. S648.
Phifer (E. W.) Child's book of plays.
1004*.
Philadelphia, Pa.:
r Direct. 7653, 13216.
Direct. of members of the Phila-
delphia bar. 692.
Map. 14149, 14150, 16852, 19062,
27746, 32263, 32264.
Handbk. of Philadelphia hospitals
& dispensaries. 21542.
Professional direct. of physicians
& druggists, etc. 4449.
Philadelphia bulletin:
Facts about selling opportunities.
693.
. > wr
When your bookkeeper goes on a
7 vacation. 18291.
Philadelphia. Central natl. bank of
Philadelphia. N. Y. bankers’ & mer-
cantile handy holiday calendar.
[ete.] 18288, 18289.
Philadelphia contributionship. Tables
showing operation of the co-insur.
clause, 21543.
Philadelphia drying machinery co.
Vire-proof hurricane automatic loop
drying machines. [ete.] 30608,
30609.
Philadelphia home owners bldg. &
loan assn, Small savings earn
large int. 13217, 21544.
Fhiladelphia-made hardware.
winning windows. 15979.
Philadelphia, Pa. & Del. insur. direct.
30610.
Philadelphia press. Oldonesty says.
18292.
Philadelphia ready reference classified
bus. & professional direct. 18290.
Philadelphia real estate board. Yr.
bk. 7654.
Sales
Philadelphia textile machinery co.
Proctor stocking dryers. 21545.
Philbrook (N. W.) Chiropractic.
94399.
Philipp (Adolph) Masked marvel.
5094.
Philippine Islands, map. 3091.
Philippo. Labistouille et Coquembois.
22477.
Philips (Austin) Fourth man.
Phillips (A.M.L.) Paderewski (I. J.)
Poland, past & present. 13173.
Phillips (C. L.) My best advice.
13218.
Phillips (Charles) :
Boy martyr of the blessed sacra-
ment. 31661.
Fighting race. 11017.
Phillips (Cropley) co.:
Kirkman (M. M.) Cars. 15531.
What railroad men say of Kirk-
man’s Science of rys. 695,
10448.
Phillips (E. 0.):
Hilles balks at Barnes plan to con-
trol G. O. P. 7655.
No candidate to have enough
G. O. P. backers. 4450.
Phillips (J. E.) Bank protection
against forgery. 696.
Phillips (K. M.) Dial. 15980.
Phillips (T.. 8.) :
Doloran Wallace. [ete] 26971,
26972, 30611-30616.
Heirloom of that Bess. _ [etc]
7656, T7657, 10449, 10450, 13219,
13220, 15981, 15982. 21546-21548.
Her engagement ring. 24393.
His affinity. [ete.] 2368, 2369.
Mystery of Castle Lennox. 4451.
1755
INDEX
pt. I, 0. s., v.13
Phillips (Lucille) Star of destiny.
32044.
Phillips (S. A.) Phillips 20-year cal-
endar. 10451.
Phillips (W.S.):
Cowboys of Cut-out ranch. 30617.
Traitor. 5207.
Phillips & Avery. By-laws of the. .
182938.
Phillipsburg, N. J., direct. 25901.
Phillipsburg, N. J., map. 113816.
Philo Gubb. (Motion picture) 25333-
25335.
Philopolis press. Fitzell (B. W.)
Answer to the Duck Baby. 12218.
Phillpotts (Eden) Bed rock. 31646.
Phil’s busy day. (Motion picture)
32507.
Phinney (C. H.) Associated factory
mutual fire insur. cos. Inspection
dept. Suggestions regarding depre-
ciation, ete. 14512,
Phipps (C. A.) Cat. of Silver Cam-
pines. 21549.
Phoenix. (Drama) 11130.
Phoenix, Ariz., direct. 4452, 30618.
Phoenix, Ariz., map. 11317, 32265,
32266.
Phoenix direct. co. Muskogee city &
Muskogee Co., Okl., direct. 21180.
Phoenix mutual life insur. co. Life
insur. & salesmanship. 30619.
‘Phone message. (Motion picture)
17038.
Phoney romance. (Drama) 18892.
Phony teeth & false friends. (Motion
picture) 14839.
Phormio. (Drama) 10987*.
(Drama) 27650.
(Motion picture)
Phosphorescent Jim.
Photo badger game.
8763.
Photo drama eo. Warning. 32576.
Photographie news syndicate. Lawton
(Francis) jr. Commer. study of
photographie newspaper sections.
7200.
Photoplay direct. of the motion picture
industry of the Southwest. 26973.
Photoplay direct. pub. co. Photoplay
direct. of the motion picture indus-
try of the Southwest. 26973.
Photoplay promotion syndicate.
Shower of gold for motion picture
fans. 4453.
Phryne. (Drama) 8462.
Phyllis (Carol) If there were but a
wishing bk. 772.
Phyllis. (Drama) 8406.
Physical geography & astronomy.
(Motion picture) 5821.
Physicians’ & dentists’ guide. Plan of
operation. 4454.
Physician’s compact. (Drama) 5145.
Piano & organ purchaser’s guide for
1916. 10452.
Piano delivery. (Drama) 381964.
Piano et ses prédécesseurs. 30639.
Piano is tuned. (Drama) 2913.
Piano travelers assn. bk. 15983.
Pichereau (A. P.) Call to human bet-
terment progression. 26974.
Pick (Albert) & co.:
Billiard, bowling and club room
supplies. [ete.] 24394-24397.
Carpets, rugs, curtains, ete. 697.
Chinaware, glassware, silverware
& other lines. [ete.] 15984,
15985.
Furniture, carpets, curtains,
18294.
Hotel, restaurant & institution
equipment. 10453, 26975.
Soda bk. 7658.
Pick-up. (Drama) 22556.
Pickell (C. W.) Some plain hints to
life insur. solicitors. 10454.
Picken (M. B.):
Dresses. [ete.] 30640, 30641.
Embroidery stitches, [ete.]
18221, 18222.
Harmony of dress, [ete.] 21550—
21556.
Pickering (H. R.) Lubrication of the
motor car. 21557.
Pickert (H. J.) Pickert’s speed-easy
touch typewriting. 698.
Pickles & diamonds. (Motion picture)
11515.
Picks. 699.
Picon (J. O.)
10455, 10456.
Pictorial review co.:
Boyd (D. K.) Pietorial review
house & garage. 28375.
Embury (Aymar) II Pictorial re-
view house & garage, plan.
28929.
Levy (L. H.) Pictorial review’s
corres, course, ete. 4127.
Picture advertisers. Picture tells the
story. 4455.
Picture frame. (Drama) 381965.
Picture Land put-together bk. 18654.
Pictures. (Drama) 31990.
Pie. (Motion picture) 19272.
Pieces of the game. (Motion picture)
5822.
Pied Piper. (Drama)
Pied Piper of Hamelin.
2962*.
Piedmont, Cal., soc. blue bk. 30338.
Pieper & Sperling. (Drama) 25019.
Pierce (Arnold) Shakespeare’s man.
13223.
Pierce (F. E.)
Pierce (G. A.)
31943.
Pierce (J. M.) Eternalism. 7659.
Pierce (7. N.) Together in the heay-
enly home. 10457.
After the battle. [ete.]
22557.
(Drama)
Twelfth night. 27673*.
One night in Venice.
1756
m ee
el
1-12, 1916
INDEX
‘Pier co ft.)
“Plerce (W. B.) Logic of th
- ® co. cod
-_ Dean. 18295. ‘
erce (W. T.) Minidoka Co., Id.,
map. 14127.
"Pierce: Arrow motor ¢ar co.:
: - Introd. the Pierce-Arrow
four. 4456.
- * Pierce-Arrow. 18296.
— - Pierce-Arrow motor
_ Pierce-Wheelock co. Pioneer life
_ insur. co. of N. D. Dangerous privi-
lege. 21560.
Pierre, S. D., map. 1335.
Pierrefeux (Guy de) Belles de nuit.
18796.
upteed et les korrigans
Illumination. 2370,
series
trucks.
(Drama)
aeerror in the clear of the moon.
(Drama) 27651.
Pietzuch (Joseph):
Pietzuch toe-in shoes. 21558.
Pietzuch’'s pigeon-toed shoes.
2371.
blood. (Drama) 31966.
(M.) Price of silence. 30642.
(W.) Price of silence. 30642.
Pike (S. M.):
Error of youth. 5032.
. Eternal question. 11008.
Pike (W. H.) God’s dealing with
- man. 7660
Pike Lake lodge. Pike Lake lodge.
Pike's Peak, Grand Canyon & Yellow-
stone log bk. 4458S.
- Pilgrims & their journeys. (Drama)
8327**.
Pilgrim’s progress. (Drama) 22558.
Pillow shoe co. Wellworth. 30643.
Pillsbury (G. E.) jr. Pillsbury’s co.-
insur. chart. 24398
Pilot (H. W.) Do Protestants teach
hate? 7662.
Pimental (J. Garcia) See Garcia Pi-
mental (J.)
Pinch hit. (Drama) 18893.
Pinchard (M. M.) New society blue
bk. Oakland, Piedmont, San Fran-
cisco, Cal. 30338.
Pine (J. A. W.) Blackstone system,
bituminous eng. 1045S.
Pine Co.. Minn., map. 5324.
Pink d.ts. (Drama) 16646.
Pink pajamas. (Drama) 31967.
Pinkham press:
q Gandy (L. C.) Caslon type & its
| appropriate use. 26091.
Good eggs & bad. 21559.
Pinnacle. (Motion picture) 19273.
Pinsky (David) Dollar. 16527.
Pioneer co-op. bank. Growth of money.
Pioneer life insur. co. of N. D. Dan-
gerous privilege. 21560.
Pioneer mother memorial. Ways &
means com. Memorial to the Piv-
neer mother of Ind. 24399.
Piotrowski (N. L.):
All in Ireland back Poland.
2372, 2373.
Getting passport. [ete.]
Pipe dreams. (Motion picture)
Pipenhagen (C. A.)
[etc.]
700, 701.
5823.
Aunt Hannah’s
handy jelly bag or strainer. 2374.
Piper (E. G.) Chihuahua, Mexico,
map. 5254.
Piper (Edwin) Triumph of truth.
26978.
Piper (Paul) See Eaton (Seymour)
Pipes o° Pan. (Drama) 11131.
Pique. (Motion picture) 5824.
Pirandello (Luigi) Lumie di Sicilia.
31737*.
Piratas (Los) (Drama) 31968.
Pirate bold. (Motion picture) 17015,
27897.
Pirate of the gulf. (Drama) 14022.
Pirates of finance.
5582.
Pirates of the air. (Motion picture)
14340. .
Pirates of the pearl. (Drama) 8463.
Pitman (Isaac) & sons:
Rapid course in Pitman’s short-
hand. 702.
Smith (C. E.) Pract. course in
touch typewriting. 4640.
Sugarman (A. M.) Brief course
“exercises. 24671.
Pitman-Moore co.:
Hogs & how to keep them healthy.
(Motion picture)
30644.
Veterinary advocate. 31380.
Pittinger (L. A.) Study outline.
18297.
Pittler (Abraham) Money &€ love.
16626.
Pittsburg. Kan., direct. 18298.
Pittsburgh, Pa.:
Classified bldg. trades direct.
4460.
Direct. 24400. :
Direct. of directors. 7663.
Map. 25160, 32267.
Official route bk. of the retail
grocery trade. 7664.
Prominent families. 4478.
Pittsburgh auto equipment co.
mobile supplies. 18299.
Pittsburgh co-op. savings systems co.
Co-op. savings systems. 10459.
Pittsburgh gazette times. Burgoyne
Auto-
(A. G.) jr. Battalion of Tenth in
new camp at Marathon. ([etc.]
14711, 14712. ~-
Pittsburgh-Hickson eco. Hickson’s ar-
tistic designs. 21561.
1757
INDEX
Pittsburgh leader. Series of anti-sub-
stitution talks. 24401,
Pittsburgh orthopedie co. Mfrs. of ar-
tificial limbs. 10460.
Pittsburgh sun. Bk. of prizes for boys.
13224.
Pittsburgh typewriter & supply co.
Co-operative club plan. 24402.
Pittsfield board of trade (Credit rat-
ing bureau) Pittsfield, Mass. dis-
trict, credit guide. 30645.
Pittston, Pa., First natl. bank. Christ-
mas club. 30646.
Pity the poor. (Motion picture) 5842.
Place (A. R.)
vr. bk. 18093.
Place (Ek. M.) Unlocked gates. 703.
Place beyond the winds. (Motion pic-
ture) 25336.
Placement service in bus.
Montgomery Co., Pa.,
4411,
Plaie for merrie May tyme. (Drama)
25020.
Plain dealer pub. co.:
Ady. in four Engl. papers of
Cleveland. 13225.
Cook (EF. V.) Christmas word I
bring to you. 28659.
Plainfield, N. H., direct. 8501.
Plainfield, N. J.. direct. 26979.
Plainville, Conn., direct. 28394.
Plainville, Mass., direct. 25498.
Plan agency co. Springfield plan.
13228.
Plan & the man. (Drama) 1148.
Planetoscope educa. moving picture co.
Physical geog. & astronomy. 5821.
Planets & people. 704.
Plank (Sam) Story of the string &
how it grew. 30647.
Plans of men. (Drama) 22559.
Plante (H. A.) Eames (Frank)
Dropping his medicine. [ete.]
20064, 20065.
Planters bank & trust co. Birthday
Savings dept. 7665.
Plaquemine, La., map. 11318.
Plaster king. (Drama) 31969.
Plateau States. map. 3092, 5325.
Platt (E. S.) Jumping-off place.
11065.
Platt (J. J.) 26980.
Piste ba J.)
Blast burner design. 18300.
Industrial fuel. 2375,
24403, 30648.
Platt & Peck co.:
Bunty Brown Bunnikin’s travels
& other bedtime stories. 19733.
Byron (May) Little small red
hen. 19750.
Carroll (Lewis) Alice’s adven-
tures in Wonderland. 19773.
Colborne (Elizabeth) Magic hal-
ance bk. 173867.
Industrial fuel.
13229,
pt. 1. n.s., v.13
Platt & Peck co.—Continued,
Yarns for children to sew
and read. 148283.
Cory (David) Dorothy Jack bk.
19898
Crossley (Ruth) Piggy-Wiggy &
Piggy Wiggins, ete. 19912.
Danny Fox’s adventures & other
bedtime stories. 19951.
Day (L. P.) Funn family. 19978.
Fluffy-tail’s adventures. 20244.
. Kernahan (J. G.) Little Ellie and
Talking Bear. fete.] 20744,
20745.
Little small red hen & other bed-
time stories. 20865.
Marshall (M. N.) Mother Goose
tableaux. 21022.
Mother Goose. Mother Goose
rhymes. 21123.
Mother’s story hour. 21125.
Orville (Florence) Beautiful greet-
ing for children to make. [ete.]
15930, 15931.
Useful gifts for children to
make. 18251.
Phillips (W. S.) Cowboys of Cut-
out ranch. 30617.
Sage (H. A.) Play-things I can
make. [ete.] 18398, 18399.
Sittig (Mfrs. Frank) Jessie & the
talking pansies. [ete.] 21852-
21854.
Stoner (Burton) Piff & Hip
Woodchucks adventures. [ete.]
21950, 21951.
Platt & Washburn refining co. :
Meaning of veedol. 705.
Veedol. 13230.
Veedol 1916 campaign. 7666.
Plattsburg military training camp, N.
Y., map. 19063.
Play awhile. (Drama) 16647.
Play ball. (Motion picture) 27772.
Playing destiny. (Drama) 8464.
Playing Hiawatha. (Drama) 11132.
Playing rabbit. (Drama) 32094.
Playing with fire. (Motion picture)
889-4.
Playmates. (Drama) 1149.
Playmates. (Motion picture) 22974.
Plays. (Drama) 2913*, 5146.
Plays: by August Strindberg. (Drama)
8464*.
Plays for home, school, & settlement.
(Drama) 25020*.
Plays in pinafores. (Drama) 31970.
Plays of the natural & the super-
natural. (Dramgq) 5146*.
Plays with a punch. (Drama) 25021.
Playthings of the gods. (Motion pic-
ture) 8895.
Plaza de QOlavide. (Drama) 11133.
13869.
(Drama) 14023.
Pleasant hour.
Please help Emily.
1758
-
ee
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
reger (J. J.) Bookbinding. 13281, | Poe (EK. A.) ‘ell-tale heart. 15988.
_—« 15986, 21562, 24404, 26981. Poet who lost his pen. (Drama)
Plenty of pep. (Drama) 31971. 14024.
-Plon-Nourrit & co. Le Goffic (Charles) | Poet’s gold. (Drama) 8466.
En cantonnement. 4119. Pohl (Rob.) Dumme August. 16533.
ot & counterplot. (Motion picture)
girl. (Motion picture) 27915.
<* (Drama) 81972.
cere) ine. Farmers’ alma-
»_ hac. 12
Plumber’s Waterloo. (Motion picture)
25337.
Plume (E. C.) co.:
P Founders of Amer. liberty. [etc.]
~{ ’ —_
Furniture, past & present. 15987.
Prestige-creating publicity ‘sery-
ice for gen. merchandise & dry
goods stores. 13232.
Sales creating publicity for laun-
dries. 24405
Sales creating service for talking
machine dealers. fete.) 21564,
21565.
Schramm (W. F.) Fathers of
liberty. 4569.
' Plummer (EF. H), sr. Philadelphia,
_ Pennsylvania & Delaware _ Insur.
direct. 30610.
- Plunge for life. (Motion picture)
16981.
Plymouth cordage co. Dealer’s
schedule for retailing Plymouth rope
by the ft. 21566.
Plymouth fur co. Plymouth hand-
book of furs. 26982.
Plymouth press:
MeDade (J. FE.)
work in arith.
29960
Perfection seat
[etc.] 2995S-
—— Standard drills in correct
Engl. 15662.
— Standard drills in U.
26631.
Plymouth Rock squab. co.
Rock pigeons. 13233.
Pneumatic placing co., inc. Pneu-
matic conveying equipment. 7667.
Pneumode dust bag liner. 30651.
Poague (W. S.):
f Awakening. 27563.
Bottled bugs. 27567.
; Ruby brooch. 32007.
— Poague (Walter) Sons
; 27663.
Pobrecita Dolores. (Drama)
Pocahontas (Drama) 2914.
Pocahontas, Ark., map. 11319.
Pocahontas Co., W. Va., map.
Poeatello, Id., direct. 24406.
Pocket direct. of shoe mfrs. 2376.
Pocket sales book co. Pocket sales
book. 30652.
Poe (Clarence) Geog. of N.C. 13234.
iu
a
‘
S. hist.
Plymouth
of the rich.
8465.
22779.
a
Pohlman (KE. F.)
28840.
Poilu.
Study in gas oils.
(Drama) 8467, 8468, 31973.
Poindexter (Beatrice) Luck of the
unmatched shoes. 21567.
Points. 30653.
Poison man. (Motion picture),
32571.
Poisoned lips, (Motion picture)
22975.
Pole (Reginald) A. T. 16479.
Polhemus (E. R.) Abandoned home
& other poems. 13236.
Police. (Motion picture) 11516.
Police dog in the park. (Motion pic-
ture) 11517.
Police graft. (Drama) 25088.
Police lieutenant. (Drama) 14025.
Policies. 44638, 13237.
Policyholders digest of Amer. life in-
sur. 15989.
Polini (Emelie) Just a wife. 1089.
Polish Amer. pub. co. Manitoba
readers. 4198, 10147.
Polish pub. co. Mistrz Twardowski.
2896.
Politeness pays. (Motion picture) 5826.
Political tramp. (Motion picture)
25338.
Politius. (Drama) 5147.
Polk (Lon) Plain talks by a plain
man. 18301.
Polk (R. L.) & co.:
Alpena, Mich., city and county di-
rect. 23078.
Americus, Ga., direct. 6059.
Anaconda, Mont., direct. 9040.
Ann Arbor, Mich., direct. 28099.
Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Wash-
tenaw Co., Mich., direct. 1411.
Asotin Co., Wash., direct. 24351.
Baltimore, Md., direct. 14551.
Bay City, Mich., direct. 9126.
Bellingham & Whatcom Co.,
Wash., direct. 17264.
Bessemer, Ala., direct. 238227.
Bluefield, W. Va., direct. 25612.
Bozeman, & Gallatin Co., Mont.,
direct. 19685.
Butte, Mont., direct. 9217.
Canyon, Gem, Washington &
Adams Counties, Id.,_ direct.
25688.
Carbondale, Pa., direct. 1569.
Carnegie, Pa., direct. 9238.
Chanute, Kan., direct. 19790.
Cheboygan, Mich., direct. 19796.
Chelan, Douglas, Grant & Oka-
nogan Counties, Wash., direct.
19797.
1759
INDEX
Polk (R. L.) & co— Continued.
Chico & Oroville, Cal., direct.
19825.
Columbus, Ga., direct. 6417.
Columbus, O., direct. 17379.
Coos Co., Or., direct. 17389.
Davenport city & Scott. Co., Ia.,
direct. 25822.
Daytona, Daytona Beach & Sea-
breeze, Fla., direct. 6558.
Des Moines, Ia., direct. 28783.
Detroit, Mich., direct. 19993.
Dillon city & Beaverhead Co., di-
rect. 98395.
D. C., direct. 3599.
Elwood, Ind., direct. 3644.
Emporia, Kan., direct. 9459.
Everett city & Snohomish Co.,
Wash., direct. 20144.
Flint city & Genesee Co., Mich.,
direct. 29070.
Fort Dodge, Ia., direct. 15131.
Fort Scott, Kan., direct. 6705.
Fort Wayne, Ind., direct. 15132.
Fremont, Neb., direct. 15148.
Grand Junction, Col., direct. 3765.
Greater Wilkes-Barre, Pa., direct.
22288. .
Hazleton, Pa., direct. 9747.
Helena, Mont., direct. 15279.
Homestead, Pa., direct. 6925.
Houghton, Co., Mich., direct.
8895.
Huntington, W. Va., direct. 9836.
Huron, SS. D., direct. 2905:
Idaho. Idaho state gazetteer &
bus. direct. 15364.
Idaho Co., Id., direct. 26812.
Idaho Falls & Bonneville, Bing-
ham, Fremont Cos., Id., direct.
23882.
Indiana. Polk’s Indiana _ state
gazetteer & bus. direct. 28884.
Indianapolis, Ind., direct. 12487.
Jola, Kan., direct. 15415.
lowa state gazetteer
direct. 23918.
Jacksonville, Fla., direct. 8962.
Joliet, Ill., direct. 20699.
Kalamazoo, Mich., direct. 29649.
Kittanning, Pa., direct. 4062.
Kokomo, Ind., direct. 29742.
Kootenai, Bonner, Shoshone, Bene-
wah counties, Id., direct. 29744.
Laneaster, Pa., direct. 4099.
Lewistown city & Fergus & Mus-
selshell Co., Mont., direct.
20847.
Lexington, Ky., direct. 24070.
Lima, O., direct. 516.
Livingston city, Big Timber, Park
& Sweet Grass Cos., Mont.,
direct. 20866.
& bus.
17
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Polk (R. L.) & co.—Continued.
McAlester, Alderson & Krebs,
Okla., direct. 29940.
Mckxeesport, Pa., direct. 4179.
Mankato city & Blue Harth Co.,
Minn., direct. 12838.
Marietta, Beverly, Lowell, 0O.,
direct. 30035.
Marquette, Mich., direct. 10152.
Mason City, Ia., direct. 180438.
Memphis, Tenn., direct. 15718.
Miami, Fla.; direct. 2235.
Miles City, Glendive, Terry, Mont.,
and county direct. of Custer,
Dawson, Prairie. 2237.
‘Minnesota, North & South Da-
kota & Montana gazetteer & bus.
direct. 7372.
Mobile, Ala., direct. 10225.
Moline, Ill, direct. 21097.
Montgomery, Ala., direct. 2246.
New York (City) direct. 30339.
New York city, Manhattan & the
Bronx, N. Y. 7446.
Nez Perce, Latah, Lewis & Clear-
water counties, Id., direct.
24851.
North Hudson, Union, West Ho-
boken, West New York, direct.
24363.
North Yakima and Yakima Co.,
Wash., direct. 657.
Ogden, Utah, direct. 7574.
Olean, N. Y., direct. 2339.
Ottawa, Kan., direct. 10408.
Parkersburg;. W. ~VWa.,)) taeece
15947.
Parsons, Kan., direct. 18271.
Pensacola, Fla., direct. 15965.
Pittsburg, Kan., direct. 18298.
Pittsburgh, Pa., direct. 24400.
Pocatello city & Bannock Co., Id.,
direct. 24406.
Polk’s vest pocket street direct. &
ear line guide of Baltimore.
4464.
Portland, Or., direct. 7668.
R. L. Polk & co.’s direct. of di-
rectories. 30655.
Reno, Sparks, Washce Co. & Car-
son City, Nev., direct. 27041.
Richmond, Ind., direct. 7723.
Richmond, Martinez & Contra
Costa Co., Cal., direct. 27048.
Saginaw, Mich., direct. 10567.
St. Augustine, Fla., direct. 4553.
St. Joseph, Mo., direct. 10568.
St. Paul, Minn., direct. 18401.
St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Tar-
pon Springs, Fla., direct. 2459.
Salt Lake City, Utah, direer
18402.
Scranton, Pa., direct. 16150.
Seattle, Wash., direct. 10587.
Selma, Ala., direct. 16157.
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INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Polk (R. L.) & co.— Continued.
Shawnee & Tecumseh, OEKl., direct.
21804.
Sheridan city & Sheridan Co., Wy.,
direct. 27180.
Sherman, Tex., direct. 27181.
Sioux City, Ia., direct. 31002.
Spokane, Wash., direct. 4694.
Springfield, Ill., direct. 27212.
Pend Oreille & Ferry
counties, Wash., direct. 21942.
Stillwater, Minn., direct. 27280.
Superior, Wis., direct. 24673. |
Tacoma, Wash., direct. 16262.
Tampa, Fla., direct. 4752.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., direct. 24727.
Twin Falls, Id., direct. 16803.
Utah state gazetteer & bus. direct.
4833.
Vaneouver city & Clarke & Cow-
litz Cos., Wash., direct. 899.
Vineennes, Ind., direct. 31386.
Walla Walla city & county & Co-
lumbia Co., Wash., direct. 24789.
Ward Co., N. D., direct. 31420.
Watertown, N. Y., direct. 31427.
W. Va. state gazetteer & bus.
direct. 24838.
Polk (R. L.) direct. co.:
Colorado Springs, Colorado City
and Manitou, Col., direct. 14850.
Pueblo, Col., direct. 26994.
Polk (R. L.) direct. co. of Col.:
Boulder Co., Col., direct. 6272.
Salida city and Chaffee Co., Col.,
direct. 2465.
Polk-Avery direct. co.
S. D., direct. 24585.
Polk Co., Ia., direct. 18306, 30656.
Polk Co., Neb., direct. 24407.
Polk-Hoffhine direct. co. Tulsa, OKl.,
direct. 4796.
Polk-Husted direct. co.:
Bakersfield, Cal., direct. 3240.
Fresno, Cal., direct. 9599.
Honolulu, Hawaii, direct. 15314.
Modesto, Turlock & Stanislaus Co.,
Cal., direct. 18090.
Napa, Cal., direct. 10268.
Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, Cal.,
direct. 15910.
San Jose city and Santa Clara Co.,
Cal., direct. 30836.
Stockton, Cal., direct.
Poik-McAvoy direct. co.:
Council Bluffs, Ia., direct.
Wichita, Kan., direct. 8184.
Polk-Radges direct. co. Topeka, Kan.,
direct. 4788.
Stevens,
16246.
3505.
Polk’s southern direct. co. Little Rock |
and Argenta, Ark., direct. 10109.
Sioux Falls,
| Pony express rider.
Polk’s vest pocket street direct. & car
line guide of Baltimore. 4464.
Pollak (Michael) Cost reducing
home supply corp. 4465.
Polled Durham breeders assn. Amer.
Polled Durham herd bk. 26983.
Pollock (J. A.) Topics for Amer.
hist. & civies. 2377.
Pollock (Perey) Bobbie at the sea
shore. 18893.
Polly and her pals. (Drama) 8469.
Polly and the Frenchman. (Drama)
8529.
Polly pursuing. (Drama) 8470.
Polly put the kettle on. (Motion pic-
ture) 32508.
Poliy with a past. (Drama) 8471.
Polo (Urnesto) Mapa de Huropa.
2885.
Polo, Mo., map. 16853.
Polyglot rubber trade direct. of the
U. S. & Canada. 18307.
Pomander walk. (Drama) 5148.
Pomegranate seeds. (Drama) 1150,
1151.
Pomeroy, O., map. 25161.
Pomeroy advertising. Men’s clothing
silhouette shadow illus. 24408.
Ponce de Leon water co., inc. Ponce
de Leon fountain water. 24409.
Pond (R. C.):
At Touchstone inn. 8272.
reen eyes. 8364.
Pond Creek, Okl., map. 32268.
Pont (J. B.):
Comica. 2802.
‘Tinglado de la farsa. 32077.
Pontiac, Mieh., map. 25162.
Pontotoc, Miss., map. 3093.
(Motion picture)
22976.
Pool of flame. (Motion _ picture)
5827.
Poole (Ernest) Take your medicine.
32062.
Poole (F. B.) Na-i-na. 18875.
Poole bros. :
Canadian Pacific railway. 27702,
27703.
Florida, map. 32204.
Pacific Coast, map. 32257.
Pennsylvania system, map.
32262.
United States, map. 82296.
Western Hemisphere, map.
ooo
Poor blind men. (Drama) 5149.
Poor little rich girl. (Drama) 22560.
Poor Richard’s new almanac. 15990.
Poore (J. B.):
For a better job & higher pay.
13238.
Foundation course. 380657.
1761
INDEX
pty is yvetS
Poor’s handbk. of investor’s holdings.
30658.
Poor’s manual co.:
Poor’s handbk. of investor’s hold-
ings. 80658.
Poor’s manual of public utilities.
15991.
Poor’s manual of the r. r.s of the
U.S. 4466.
Poor’s manual of public utilities.
15991.
Poor’s manual of the r. r.s of the U. S.
4466.
Pope (A. U.) lLayla-Majnu. 138969*.
Pope bros. & Cheppu co., ltd. Turn
of the tide. 23878.
Popes calendar. 24410.
Poppy seed. (Drama) 11134.
Popular plays & players, inc.:
Black butterfly. 3823830.
Devil at his elbow. 19149.
Hternal question. 16932.
Extravagance. 27818.
Girl with the green eyes.
Tron woman. 25280.
Playing with fire. 8894.
Scarlet woman. 14859.
Spell of the Yukon. 11545.
Vanity. 32572.
Weakness of strength. 19339.
Poreasi (GPS B:) :
Hearts humane.
Tish. 14050.
Porcel (Juan Garcia)
Porcel (Juan)
Pork packers. (Drama) 8472.
Port Arthur, Tex., direct. 18308.
Port Henry, N. Y., map. 27747.
Portage, Pa., map. 32269.
‘Porter (C. F.) Osborn (Grace) Mrs.
11411.
13948.
See Garcia
Osborn cakes of quality. 15982,
305380.
Porter (C. M.) Guide to Shakes-
peare’s stage. 13239.
Porter (Cole) See America first.
1179.
Porter (D. L.) Christian discussion
club program. 24411.
Porter (Horace) :
Our young aeroplane scouts in
England. 10461.
Our young aeroplane scouts in
Italy. 15992.
Porter (J. N. W.)
3077.
Porter (Melicent) chapter, D. A. R.
See Daughters of the Amer. Revolu-
tion (Melicent Porter chapter)
Portero (Fernando Fern4éndez-)
Fernindez-Portero (Fernando)
Portero (José A. Fern&ndez-)
Fernindez-Portero (José A.)
Portersville to Sequoia Natl.
Cal., map. 1336.
Portia, Ark., map. 25163.
Norfolk, Va., map.
See
See
Park,
Posey (M. R.)
Portland, Conn., direct. 30142.
Portland, Me.:
Direct. 13240.
Map. 14119.
Portland street guide.
Portland, Or., direct. 7668.
Portland assn. for the encouragement
of thrift. To our friends. 15998.
Porto Rico, map. 3094,
Portrait of a king. (Motion picture).
27936.
Portsmouth, N. H., direct. 183809.
Portsmouth, R. I., direct. 27345.
Portsmouth, Va., direct. 7558.
Porzia. (Drama) 31974.
Order Eastern star
memorial service. 24418.
Posner (8S. C.):
Everyday occurrence. 8339.
Noncombatant. 5121.
Out of the discard. 31947.
Poss (V. H.) Safe loads for Douglas
21568.
fir joists. 10462.
Possessed. (Drama) 14026.
Post (Augustus) Nitana. 1129.
Post... De)
Paper mill & wood pulp news.
4493.
Post’s paper mill direct. 706,
30659.
Post (V. Z.) Sureties. 5198.
Post (William) Philadelphia. Cen-
tral natl. bank of Philadelphia.
N. Y. bankers’ & mercantile handy
holiday calendar. f[ete.] 18288,
18289.
Post-Dispatch, St. Louis. Post-dis-
patch house, home & real estate
guide. 2379.
Post-graduate schl. of modern den-
tistry. Cavity preparation, gold fill-
ing. 23880.
Post office employees ann. guide & ree-
ord bk. 15999.
Post pub. co. Segal (Alfred)? 27148.
Poster adv. assn., ine. Off. member-
ship list. 30660.
Postl, ine. This is the most important
message you will receive today.
10463.
Postum cereal co., ltd. :
Emmons (M. A.) Good things to
eat from Wellville. 28980.
Road to Wellville. 26984.
Pot boiler. (Drama) 18894.
Pot of Gold. (Drama) 22561, 22562.
Poteau, OKl., map. 11320.
Potter (Dorothy) Under the eagle.
yal
Potter (G. E.) Trade secrets of the
watch bus. 7669.
Potter (George) Tiger’s cub. 5205.
Potter (J. E.) Allegheny Co., Pa.,
legal direct. 23071.
1762
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
7670.
31612.
Day
Potter (M. C.) Pract. Engl.
Potter (P. M.) Adventuress.
Potter (W. T.) Dale (Mary)
before marriage. 19940.
Potter bros. Potter (G. E.) Trade
secrets of the watch bus. T7669.
Potts (C. S.) Murder & suicide war’s
by-product. 30661.
mec. (J, R. HH.)
marks, labels. 4467.
Potts (Richard) Uncle Dick’s con-
Patents, trade-
cordance. 21569.
Potts bungies again. (Motion picture)
11518.
Pottstown, Pa., direct..18226.
Pottstown, Pa., map. 16854.
Pougaud {(—) Faribel. 1047.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y¥., direct. 21570.
Peullet (Dr.) Pharmaccdynamie et
applications cliniques. 380662.
Peulpicans. (Drama) 2834*.
Pounds (J. B.) White gifts for the
King. 30663.
Powceeco bulletin. 21571, 24414.
Powder trail. (Motion picture)
25339.
Poweder trust & the war. (Motion
picture) 5579.
Powe (W. R. ) Southern classifica-
mons © 13241.
Powell (C. C.) Find the films game
contest. 26985.
Powell (Frank)
Charity? 19131.
Poweil (G. H.) ‘Tribute to triune &
masonry. 22348.
iRPewell . (HH. A.)
Christmas. 24991.
Powell (H. P.) Embalming Ebenezer.
31742. :
Powell (H. W.) Powell’s civil serv-
ice guide. 13242.
Powell (3. ¥.) ‘That dagger in the
dark. 8530. :
Powell (J. J.) Deck of cards. 24415.
Powell & White. White (KH. F.)
Grouping method & minimum basis
for making prices on small job print-
ing. 27508.
Power (P. M.) co., ince. Authentic
data in relation to Powdered coal
engineering & equipment co.’S SySs-
tem. ‘TOT.
productions, ine.
Widow Mullin’s
Power (W. S.) Bigger, better bus.
4468.
Power. (Motion picture) 17089.
Power equipment Co. Catalogue.
18248, 16000.
Power invisible. (Drama) 14027.
Power of health. (Drama) 18895.
Power of love. (Drama) 22563.
Power of the cross. (Motion picture)
22977.
Power triumphant, right.
8322.
(Drama)
Power unseen.
Powers (J. C.):
Bonnie’s Christmas eve. 24991.
Day in court. 1024.
Elsie in Dreamland. 31741.
Sam Bo-jam and his African col-
ony. 14089.
Teetotaler. 25051.
Powers (M. J.) Delaware & Hudson
co. Summer paradise. 9384.
Powers (Mabel) Tales the Iroquois
Indians tell their children. 49738
der.
(Drama) 5150.
Powers & Walker casket co. Burial
garments. 26986.
Powers regulator co. Hot water tank
table. 7671.
Powers that be.
Powers Tyson ptg. co.
18310.
Powhatan Indian proprietary herb
medicine co. Taylor (C. A. A.)
Sub-atomie theory in medical prac-
(Drama) 18896.
Hub o’ trade.
tice 22007,
Poyser (J. R.) Auto’s turn. 24416.
Ee Recor Annual announcement.
30664.
Practical drawing co.:
Hooe (Lida) Practical drawing.
23826.
Putnam, (E.20.) “Practical writ-
ing course. 24480.
Practical. pub. eco. St. Matthew’s
church. Lent. 7795.
Practical tatting bk. 14689.
Practice what you preach. (Motion
picture) 32509.
Practitioner’s visiting-list. 30665.
Prada (J. Andrés de) See Andrés de
Prada Gi.)
Prairie City, Ia., map. 16859.
Prairie Co., Mont., direct. 22387.
Prairie farmer. Boys, girls, stop, look,
listen. 13244.
Prairie farmer pub. Co.:
Bureau Co., Ill., direct.
Gregory (C. V.) Songs of
lazy farmer. 334.
Henry Co., Ill., direct. 29338.
Mann (F. 1.) Frank Mann’s soil
25674.
the
bk. . 12839.
Prairie grass furniture co. Crex grass
furniture. 7672.
Praise for righteousness. (Drama)
1095*.
Pratt (A. D.) Mary Jane’s cook bk.
24417.
Pratt (A. M.) Combining syllable and
consonant system. 16001.
Pratt (D. S.) Technology of automo-
bile finish. 7673.
Pratt (L. E.) Other man’s” way.
16002-16007, 21572-21585.
Pratt (M. R.) America in the war.
4474.
1763
INDEX
Pratt (O. C.) Centennial speller.
8219.
Pratt: Kens map.) 5326.
Pratt & Lambert, inc.
enamel system. 16008.
Vitralite ry.
Prayor (C. W.) Her soul is saved.
10464.
Preble Co., O.:
Farm jour. illus. direct. 21586.
Map. 19064. .
Preceptor de su alteza. (Drama)
31975.
Precious packet. (Motion picture)
8896.
Premier motor. corp. Premiering.
30666.
Prendergast (W. A.) Financing the
city of New York. 21587.
Prepared for war. (Drama) 25022.
Preparedness. (Drama) 2915, 5151,
11135-11137.
Preparedness. (Motion picture) 5962,
19274. —
Prerogative ot Reggy. (Drama)
1152.
Presber (Rudolf) Rokoko. 8488.
Prescott (EK. W.) Stockholders’ serv-
ice corp. Manual of lists of stock-
holders & investors. 13555.
Prescott (L. G.) Starkweather (G.
B.) Reversing the shield. 21923.
Prescott to Wickenburg, Ariz., map.
1242.
Presents. (Drama) 31976.
President of Pongee. (Drama) 1153.
Presidential bee. (Drama) 16648.
Press (Cy) pseud. See Wagstaff
(CS)
Press (I.) & sons. Diamonds direct
from the cutters to you by mail.
26987.
Press circulations system. Press cir-
culations system. 708, 4475.
Press ¢Co.:
Philadelphia
says. 18292.
Press natl. & Amer. leagues’ base-
ball schedule calendar. 10465.
Press pub. co. World almanac & en-
eyclopedia. 948.
Press-union co. Atlantic City hotels
& their location. 7674.
Presser (Theodore) co.:
Cooke (J. F.) Trills, & how they
should be played. 28663.
press. Oldonesty
Eastman (A. J.) Progressive
ways for. securing new pupils.
28894.
Hamilton (C. G.) How to use the
metronome correctly. 29251.
Jervis (P. V.) Making a success
of the pupils’ recital. 29605.
Latson (W. R. C.) Profitable
physical exercises. 29804.
ptr) wis. veda
Presser (Theodore) co.—Continued.
MacDowell (Mrs. Edward) How
Edward MacDowell taught the
piano. 29967. :
Moore (J. H.) Beginner’s har-
mony writing bk. 7388.
Sherman (Carol) First steps in
the study of the pedals. 30958.
Tapper (Thomas) Franz Schu-
bert. 138588.
— Handel. 27319.
Mendelssohn, the story of a
happy brother & sister. [etc.]
16265, 16266.
Passing the dead line is mu-
sie study. 381183.
Presto pub. co. Tinee (Mae) Life
stories of the movie stars. 4782.
Preston (G. B.) Sun kissed waters
of Coos Bay. 18245.
Preston (J. B.) Schedule of foot-
ball games. f[ete.J] 21588, 21589.
Preston Co., W. Va., map. 382270.
Pretenders. (Drama) 111388.
Pretenders. (Motion picture)
Pretense. (Drama.) 22564.
19275.
Pretty baby. (Motion picture) 32510.
Prevost (Henry) Exploits d'une
petite Francaise. 8341.
Prewett (C. W.):
Addition with the Prewett addom-
eter. 7675, 18246.
Directions Prewett addometer.
26988.
Prewett addometer co. Prewett
addometer. 16009.
Prewett system. 709.
Science of proving figures. 30667.
Prewett addometer co. Prewett addom-
eter. 16009.
Prewitt pub. co. San Joaquin Valley,
Cal;-map. 14161.
Price (B. R.) Traveling man. 10466.
Price (E. V.) & co. Today & yester-
day. 13247.
Price. (ih.
Bird girl’s aim. 2381.
He’d dance right through chureh
service. 4476.
My wife, Miss Mary Smith. 7676.
Price (M. E.):
Hansel & Gretel. [ete.] 30668,
30669.
Mother Goose bk. of rhymes.
30199.
Price (M. F.)
24418, 24419.
Price (R. 8.) Empire motion picture
inst. Correspondence course. 28981.
Price; (LT. Hey:
Hooper (R. H.) & co. Monthly
range of prices for cotton fu-
Silent auction. [ete.]
CULES) Ud IN ewken) D eae
Patriotism of a bank account.
16010.
1764
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Price (W. G.) jr. Continental army
plan unfeasible. 10467.
Price & Lee co.:
Ansonia, Derby, Shelton, Conn.,
direct. 28099.
Bridgeport, Conn., map. 22680.
Bridgeport, Stratford, Fairfield &
Southport, Conn., direct. 19694.
Bristol, Plainville & Terryville,
Conn., direct. 28394.
Clinton, Mass., map. 11256.
Clinton and Lancaster, Mass., di-
rect. 9297.
Danbury & Bethel, Conn., direct.
25820.
Danbury, Conn., map. 27711.
Fitchburg, Mass., direct. 6692.
Fitehburg, Mass., map. 8613.
Holyoke, Mass., direct. 3866.
Holyoke, Mass., map. 3932.
Leominster, Mass., map. 8627.
Meriden, Conn., direct. 26685.
Meriden, Conn.. map. 27734.
Middletown & Portland, Conn., di-
rect. 30142.
-Montelair, N. J.. map. 5298.
Montclair, Bioomfield, Caldwell,
IN. J. direct. 4258.
New Britain, Conn., direct. 30316.
New Haven, Conn., map. 25152.
New London, Conn., map. 19038,
19039.
New London & Groton, Conn.,
aurect) ASE5D.
Newark, N. J., direct. 13044.
Newark, N. J., map. 14143.
Northampton, Mass., map. 38084.
Northampton and Easthampton,
Mass., direct. 2331.
Norwalk, Conn., direct. 26886.
Norwalk, Conn., map. 27740.
Norwich, Conn., direct. 18234.
Norwich, Conn., map. 19048.
Orange, N. J., map. 5315.
Oranges, Irvington, Livingston,
and Miliburn, N. J., direct. 669.
Paterson, N. J., direct. ‘7639.
Paterson, N. J.,; map. 5321.
Stamford, Conn., direct. 31075.
Summit, N. J., direct. 4739.
Summit, N. J.. map. 3120.
Waterbury, Conn., map. 19096.
Waterbury, Naugatuck & Water-
town, Conn., direct. 18704.
Westfield, Mass., direct. 18744.
Westfield, Mass., map. 19099.
Willimantie, Conn., direct. 31536.
Price of a life. (Drama) 31977.
Price of betrayal. (Motion picture)
5828.
Price cf dishonor. (Motion picture)
19276.
Price of fame. (Motion picture)
» 20916.
T7396—17——20 ©
‘Price of peace.
Price of happiness.
5829.
Price of love. (Drama)
Price of malice.
5830.
(Motion picture)
16649.
(Motion picture)
(Drama): ..27652.
Price of power. (Motion picture)
8897.
Price of silence. (Motion picture)
Sepik
Price of victory. (Motion picture)
22978.
Price on his head. (Motion picture)
25340.
Prima donna’s husband. (Motion pic-
ture) 14841.
Primal instinct. (Motion. picture)
1519
Primavera (Domenico) Dialogo fra
710.
Guzman el bueno.
Vitalia e Austria.
Primer (Sylvester )
BH UPS aes
Primitive strain.
5851.
Primroses (CDs; He)
2887.
Prince (lL. E. F.) Experiment. 2828.
Prince chap. (Motion picture) 17040.
Prince in a pawn shop. (Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
Masked battery.
ture) 25341.
Prince of Graustark. (Motion pic-
ture) 25342.
Prince cf Showmen. (Drama) 25028.
Princely bandit. (Motion picture)
19277.
rince’s pigeco. (Drama) 16650.
Princesa est4 triste. (Drama) 31978.
Princess from the Orient. (Drama)
22565.
Princess of happy chance. (Motion
picture) 22979.
Princess Zim-Zim. (Motion picture)
32350.
Princeton, Ind., direct. 10465.
Principals program. 29959.
Principles. (Drama) 1154.
Prineupessa del erammofono.
(Drama) . 22566.
Printers’ ink pub. co.:
Mears (C. W:) Are these adver-
tising fallacies. 26676.
Montague (G. H.) How the law
against tying contracts aifects
bus. men. 598.
Printing trades blue bk. 711.
Printkraft advertising corp.:
Chicago, Second security bank of
Chicago. Plant a dollar. 9262.
He rose to the height of success.
T7677.
Kimbell (R. G.) & eco. Wash-
ington & Lincoln. 7128.
1765
INDEX
pt. Ln sive 13
Printz-Biederman cCo.:
How I got out of a retail rut.
30670.
How to know style. 4477.
Improved methods for keeping
garment stock records. [ete.]
24420, 24491.
Printzess ad. suggestions. 21590.
Printzlau (Olga) Bleaching. 30671.
Prinzess perdti. (Drama) 16651.
Priollet (—). Roi des cuistots. 30672.
Prisciila pub. co.:
Barsaloux (E. S.)
bk: 2 GiZ1e
Batt (Georgette)
voke bk. 23195.
Flynn (Louise) Priscilla smock-
ing book. 17626.
Priscilla baby
ed. Priscilla
Robinson (Belle) ed. Priscilla
erochet bk. 24462.
Priscilla weaving art co. Priscilla
weaving art. 712, 18311.
Priscilia’s prisoner. (Motion pic-
ture) 17041.
Prisoner at the bar. (Motion picture)
5832.
Prisoners. (Drama) 31979.
Prisoners of conscience. (Motion pic-
ture). 11520.
Pritchard (C. F.) Directions for tne
making & using of Pritchard puzzle
blocks. 30673.
Private bankers. (Motion picture)
17642.
Private Fennessey’s protege. (Drama)
31766.
Private officer. (Motion picture)
17043.
Prize essay. (Drama) 1155.
Pro-ute- union.’ Hurtt (C2 J:) *More
light on life. 20562.
Pro patria. (Drama) 11139, 31980.
Problems in married life.
18897.
Procrastination. (Drama) 5152.
Procter & Gamble co.:
Hill (J. M.) Balanced daily diet.
Letest 1 (tot, dence
Whys of cooking. 15290.
Prodigal daughter. (Drama) 1156.
Prodigal daughter. (Motion picture)
(Drama)
ees
Prodigal son. (Motion picture)
27816.
Produce reporter co. Produce re-
porter co.’s credit bk. 10469.
Professional patient. (Motion pic-
ture) 19278.
Prot. Nathaniel’s theory. (Drama)
16652.
Professor Trix. (Drama) 8473.
Professor Wiseguy’s trip to the moon.
(Motion picture) 14342.
Proffitt (D. W.)
yr. bk. of Maryville college. 14797.
Chilhowean, 1916, the
Progress pub. co.
weather chart.
Nyal calendar &
30498.
Progressive investment co. Your op-
portunity in ae great invention.
30674.
Progressive map co.: Z
California, map. 8594,
Los Angeles, Cal., map. 19022.
Progressive profit sharing club.
count. [ete.] 16011-16016.
Prohibition. (Drama) 16653.
Projection engineer. 10470.
Prometheus bound of
(Drama) 25023*.
Prominent families, Pittsburgh, sub-
urban districts & adjacent towns.
4478.
Ac-
Aeschylus.
Promise — land. (Motion picture)
14848.
Proof of the pudding. (Drama)
18898.
Proper care & repair of furs. 6754.
Properties of three-I-beam column sec-
tions. 220.
Prophet & his household.
18899.
Prophet of good luck.
(Drama)
(Drama) 1157.
Propia estimaci6n. (Drama) 5153.
Prepinquity. (Drama) 31981.
Proposal: (Drama) 2158:
Propper (Isidor) Human _ hunter.
LOTS:
Prospect, O.. map. 8649.
Prosnerity club, ine.:
Homestead bank of Brooklyn.
Join the Prosperity club. 9781.
Pa. natl. bank. Prosperity club,
ine., “of the’ Pa.* wai aia
~ 10436.
Rules. 10471.
Prosperity co., inc.
chinery co.
ciency. 27356.
Protecting the ships at sea.
picture) 5957.
Protective unit.
Troy laundry ma-
Prosperity and effi-
(Motion
Protective unit life
& accident insur. 16017.
Protector. (Drama) 5154.
Protector de _ Inglaterra. (Drama)
31982.
Protestant Episcopal church in the
Ohare
Fatherhood of God. 17612.
Hearing God speak. 17744, 24422,
24423, 26989, 26990.
Protheroe (Daniel) Course of lessons
in choral conducting. 4479, 16018.
Protze (Gust) Snaring foxes, wolves
& other animals. 26991.
Proud (G. D.) Pennsylvania, map.
27745.
1766
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
nner
Providence, R. I.:
Direct. 138248, 30675.
Map. 14151, 22780, 22781, 25164,
Tax bk. 24424.
Providence telep. co.:
Off. direct. 7678.
Providence classified bus. direct.
4480, 21591, 21592, 26998.
| Telep. direct. 26992.
Provident loan soc. of N. Y. Twenty-
first annual rept. 7679.
Proving ground. (Drama) 5155.
Prowell (R. J.) Awakening. 24901.
Prowlers of the jungle. (Motion pic-
ture) 253843.
Pruden (C. D.) co. Garage steel.
[ete.] 18249, 18250.
Pruden (H. B.)
21571, 24414.
Powceeco bulletin.
Prudential insur. of America. Pru-
dential day. 2882.
Prudential loan soe. Who for. 4481.
Prune-stone dope (Drama) 2916.
Prunella o’ the pines. (Motion pic-
ture) 8987.
Psyche. (Drama) 5156.
Psychie & rube. (Drama) 22567.
Psycho-expander co. Perfect body de-
velopment & health. 24425,
Psychophone. (Drama) 18900.
Public approval. (Motion picture)
8898.
Public education assn. Study of the
salary schedules of city school sys-
tems. 80676.
Public opinion. (Motion picture)
19279.
Public schls. athletic league. Off.
handbk. 380677.
Public schis. athletic league of N. Y.
Girls’ branch. Off. handbk. 24426.
Publication com. Natl. congress of
mothers & parent-teacher assns.
See Natl. congress of mothers &
parent-teacher assns. (Publication
com. ) :
Publicity. (Drama) 16654.
Publishers’ commer. union. Advertiser
reptr. 8995.
Publisher’s picture-quiz-assn., inc.:
Capper publications. Picture
pamphiet of the Capper publ.
[ete.] 6338, 6839.
Farm & home. Farm & home
$1,000 cash old familiar songs
picturegame catalog. fete. ]
3688, 3689.
' Home life. $2,500.00 cash. 23822.
Mother’s magazine. List of titles
& reply bk. [ete.] 4275, 4276.
$5,000 cash cover-naming competi-
tion. 80678.
Publishers ptg. co.:
Bartholomew (R. I.)
a Steinway. 28255.
Making of
Publishers ptg. co.—Continued.
Headquarters in America for the
new art. 10472.
Pudd’nhead Wilson. (Motion picture)
0833.
Pueblo, Col., direct. 26994.
Puenta (Manuel Fernandez de la)
aA Fernfindez de la Puenta (Man-
ue
Puente (Manuel Fernandez de la)
a Fernandez de la Puente (Man-
ue
Puente de los crimenes. (Drama)
o157.
Pueyo (Jess Diago) See Diago
Pueyo (Jestis)
Puget Sound, map. 3095, 16856.
Pugh (C. F.):
Moorhead’s quarterly record.
18095.
Pittsburgh banking institutions.
(aly
Pugh (H. G.) Entzminger (Louis)
Eintzminger record system. 9462.
Pugh stores co. Advance fashions.
24427, 26995.
Pulaski, Tenn., map. 113821.
Pulford (Alfred) Acid test, homeop-
athy vs. allopathy. 10473. —
Pulitzer pub. eco. Post-dispatch, St.
Louis. Post-dispatch house, home &
real estate guide. 2379.
Pullé (Leopoldo) O bere o affogare.
Sime sin
Puller (Hdwin)
31662.
Pulley-grip co.
Pull-u-out sales co.
a big pull. 4482.
Pulver (HE. W.) Pacific highway
assn. of N. A. Pacific highway tour
book. 21490.
Pumpkin eater. (Drama) 31983.
Punch. 714, 2388, 4488, 7681, 10474,
138251, 16019, 18812, 21598, 24428,
26996, 30679.
Punch almanack. 380685.
Punch & Judy theatre co., ine.
ure Island. 85438.
Boy scout hero.
Pulley-grip. 7680.
Little thing with
Treas-
Punishment. (Drama) 5158, 11140.
Puppets of fate. (Motion picture)
14407.
Purcell (FF. A.):
Hamlet. 16565*.
Julius Cesar.’ 2872*.
Macbeth. 16605*.
Purcell (N. F.) Chicago, DJl., map.
11254.
Purchase price. (Motion picture)
27917.
Purdie (F. B.):
American girl. 980.
Man proposes—but. 24985.
Purdy (N. 8S.) Hafed the Persian.
2850.
1767
INDEX
Dt Sa es
Purdy “85833 Writing scales.
27000.
Purinton (EH. E.):
Concentrate. [ete.] 10482, 10483.
Efficiency & life. f[ete.] 18316,
18317.
Efficient home test. [ete.] 138255,
13256.
Household efficiency test. 7683.
Office efficiency test. 4487.
You ean. 27001.
Puritan Christmas. (Drama) 25020*.
Puritan pub. co. Boston, Mass., di-
rect. 6270.
Puritan romance. (Drama) 18901.
Puritans of Scroeby: (Drama).
83277 *,
Purity. (Motion picture) 27918.
Purity spring water co. Purity wa-
ter. 30686.
Purple lady. (Motion picture) 14344.
Purple mask. (Motion picture)
32513-32516.
Purple maze. (Motion picture) 8899.
Purse. Cho Po
Amer. trust & banking co. Bus.
-or sentiment. [ete] 11641-
11645.
— Home made will. [ete.]
9032, 9033.
Trust co. banking. [ete. ]
6056, 6057.
As we begin anew. [ete.] 27002-
27007.
Baltimore trust co. This co. has
many departments. 11714.
Case in point. [ete. ] 21597,
21598.
Central trust co. of Des Moines.
Trust company & the lawyer.
23335.
Clarksville, Tenn., First
Bank & the people. 19835.
Colonial trust co. All of us need
help at times. [ete] 14842-
14848.
Have you made your will.
[ete.] 11998-12001.
Confidence & credit. 2387.
Elmira, N. ¥. The second natl.
nati.
bank. Mission of the bank.
20091.
German-Amer. trust co. Results.
fete.]- S47, S18:
Miller (W. C.)
erty in Ill.
Minn. loan & trust co.
opposition. 24173.
Descent of prop-
18071, 21084.
Co-op. or
N. J. title guarantee & trust co.
Estate of every man. _§ [etc.]
21247-21258.
New Rochelle trust co. Do you
know
7445.
this company’s officers.
| Puss in Boots.
Purse (R. P.)—Continued.
North Jersey title insur. eco. Aids
to. thrift. [ete.]° 2142120
Purse ptg. co. By - products.
13257.
Time for’ cast-
30902.
By-products. 138257.
Pursell (J. D.) Rules for playing
Scenarios. 30687.
Pursuit of happiness.
Pusey (E. H.):
Security trust co.
ing up accounts.
Purse ptg. co.
(Drama) 5159.
Rhyme for dog. bank. [ete.]
7684-7686.
Rhyme for fly swatter. [ete]
16024, 16025.
Pushing to the front.
27008.
Puss in Boots. (Drama)
Pustet (Frederick) & ¢o.:
Catholic church. Liturgy and rit-
wal. Odpusty. 14752.
Church goods. 30688.
Pustet’s spring catalog. 4488.
Put it down, Henry. (Drama) 5160.
Putnam (F. O.) Practical writing
course. 24480.
Putnam (I.) Plans for making a Put-
(Drama) 1159.
27580*.
nam home made brooder. 30689.
Putnam (Israel) Master parent.
5098.
Putnam (Mrs. Osgood) Love at sight.
31868.
Putnam boot & shoe co.
21599.
Putnam Co., O., map. 27748.
Putnam’s (G. P.) sons:
Golden apple. 27594.
Woman who wouldn’t. 27679.
Putting her foot in it. (Motion pic-
Catalogue.
ture) 8900.
Putting it across. (Drama) 8474.
Putting it over. Drama ) 5161,
11141, 31984.
Putting it over. (Motion picture)
14345.
Putting on airs. (Drama) 5162.
Putting one over. (Drama) 14028.
Putting the pep in Slowtown. (Mo-
tion picture) 5834.
Puy (C. C. De) See De Puy (C. C.)
Puzzles in petticoats. (Drama) 8475.
Pygmalion. (Drama) 10955, 10955*.
Pygmiés 6f the zoo. (Motion picture)
143846. :
Pyramid-cube univ. Mental calendar.
16026.
Pyramid syndicate. Pyramid syndi-
eate oil and gas bulletin. 21600.
Q. (Drama) 1160.
Q. M.S. co. Q. & C. shop saws. [etc.]
27009, 27010:
Q. Pidd, heart-broker. (Drama) 11142.
Q. R. 8S. co. Q. R. S. quick ref. sys-
tem. 4489.
1768
- Quinn (J. N.)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Q. U. games co. Rules for playing the
hew card games. 21601.
Quackenbos (J. D.) Science proves
the immortality of the soul. 16027.
Quaife (KE. W.) Pied Piper. 22557.
Quaker lace co. Home craft wk.
30690.
Quaker robe co.
24431,
Quality pictures corp.:
Come-back. 8716.
In the diplomatic service. 25279.
Masked rider. 14308.
Million a minute. 11480.
Virginia romance. 14898.
Wall between. S977.
Quarrel. (Drama) 8476.
Quarter breed. (Motion picture)
Cutey Cuddledown.
Quatre comédies. (Drama) 31984*.
Quebec. Canada, map. 1337, 19065.
Queen & boob. (Drama) 16655.
Queen decides. (Drama) 11142*.
Queen of Erebus. (Drama) 18902.
Queen of the prophets. (Motion pic-
ture) 8761.
Queen of the roses. (Motion picture)
~ 414347.
Queensboro, N. Y., direct. 1602S.
Queniau (E.L.) King Arthur. 31840.
Quest. (Drama) 14029.
Question. (Drama) 11148.
Question (The) (Motion picture)
5836.
Question mark. (Motion picture)
27919.
Question of birth control. (Drama)
16656.
Question of Morality. (Drama) 5009*.
Qui Vive {Madame) pseud. See
Jameson (H. F.)
Quick action. (Drama) 31985.
Quiet supper for four.
ture) 5837.
Quigiey (J. J.) Her idea. 11045.
Quiller-Couch (Arthur) Tales of the
Spanish Main. 13258, 16029, 18318,
21602, 27011.
(Motion pic-
Quimby (O. L.) Isle of the sea.
18319.
Quincey (J. C.) Little child was born
one time. T7687. E
Quincy, Mass... direct. 30691.
Quinn (B. J.) One minute before the
blessed sacrament. 21604.
Quinn (C. F.) & son. Quinn (B. J.)
One minute before the blessed sacra-
ment. 21604.
Quinn (E. V.) Kewpie primer. 30692.
Versatile entertainer.
24432.
Quinn (M. L.) Quinn (M. L.) con-
servatory of music Piano & orga
course. 21605, 30693.
|
Quinn (M. L.) conservatory of music.
Piano & organ course. 21605.
Quinn (W.H.) Second floor opposite.
2921.
Quintero (Joaquin Alvarez) -See Al-
varez Quintero (Joaquin)
Quintero (Serafin Alvarez) See Al-
varez Quintero (Serafin)
Quintero bros. Sunny morning. 32056.
Quinton (P. B.):
Celibate. 27625.
Locust flower. 27625.
Quinton (P..de S. D.) Eleventh com-
mandment. 5030.
Quislant (—) Gioconda. 2845.
Quislant (Manuel) Villa triste y
escacharrada. 32108.
Quits. (Drama) 5163.
Quitter. (Motion picture) 17044,
25344.
Quod wrangle. (Drama) 8477.
R. & H. adv. co. Service. 24433.
R. McG. (Drama) 18903.
Rabbas (Eugenia) My wife’s gone
to the country. 31919.
Rabe (Edith) Judgment. 22469.
Rabindranath Tagore. See Ravindra-
natha Thakura. :
Rabinowitz (Olga) Memorial album
of Sholom Aleichem. 21613.
Raccoons. (Motion picture) 27920.
Race. (Motion picture) 8901.
Race for life. (Motion picture) 17045.
Race suicide. (Motion picture) 5838.
See also Birth control.
Racekamp (En) (Drama) 1161.
Rachel. (Drama) 1162, 16657.
Rachel Vour.. (Drama) 1163.
Rachel’s inspiration. (Drama) 22568.
Rachman (Samuel):
Tolle Dolly. 25058.
Treller und co. 25061.
Racine (S. F.):
Guide to the study of accounting.
24434.
Pract. problems.
Racine, Wis.:
Direct. 7688.
Map. 5327.
Rack. (Motion picture) 32517.
Rackow (N.) Across the street. 4980.
Rada (Serafin) Fotografia feminista.
2834.
Radcliffe (W. L.):
13259.
Booster club Chautauquas. Boost-
ers. 6267.
Putting your town on the map. .
27012.
Rader (P. D.) Somewhere in the sky.
16030.
Rader (Paul):
Fight for light & other sermons.
fete.] 30697, 30698.
Hell & how shall we _ escape.
24435.
1769
INDEX
Radford (W. A.) Material lists of de-
signs. 380699.
Radieal Lilly. (Drama) 31986. —
Radical Rose. (Drama) 31987.
Radio-active ore @o.
Radio chem. co.
Radium. 13260.
Radio-active the-
raphy. 30700.
Radio club of America. Sadenwater
(Harry) Distributed capacity &
dead end effect. 18878.
Radio film co., ine. :
Defense or tribute? 5485.
Sangue irredento. 17053.
Rae (John) Big family & their good
times. 244386.
Riétselhafte frau. (Drama) 16658.
Raezer (C. A.) EH-z plan Christmas
savings soc. 18320. “
Rafferty (Ewing) Everyman mili-
tant. 18927*.
Raffle for a husband. (Motion pic-
ture) . 11521.
Ragamuffin. (Motion picture) 5839.
Ragged princess. (Motion picture)
25345.
Raggedy man. (Drama) 16659.
Ragno azzurro. (Drama) 31988.
Rags. (Drama) 11016.
Ragsdale (C. R.) Rules for playing
Submarino. 10484.
Ragsdale (E. EB.) Imperial bearing co.
Warranty bond sales system. 20569.
Ragtime opera of trial marriage.
(Drama) 8478.
Rah, “rah, trah: (Motion picture)
27921.
Rahe (H. J.) Your own garage & re-
pair shop. 18261.
Rahway, N. J.:
Direct. 24437.
Map. 18338.
Raid. (Motion picture) 8940.
Raiders. (Motion picture) 8902.
22980.
Rail rider. (Motion picture) 19280.
Railroad bandit. (Motion picture)
14348.
Railroad monopoly. (Motion picture)
5572.
Railway age gazette. 10485, 16034,
18321.
Ry. life saving appliance co.
saving appliance. 30701.
Rain. (Drama) 381990.
Rain-in-the-face. (Drama) 16660.
Rainbow princess. (Motion picture)
25346.
Rainbow tree.
Raine (J. W.)
Ry life-
(Drama) 16661.
God’s in his heaven.
30702.
Rainger (B. W. B.) On with the
dance. 1188.
Raisch (W. L.) War. and peace.
21614.
pt: 3m so vii8
Rall (H. F.) Development of the
~Kingdom of God. 718, 4490, 7689,
10489, 16088, 21615, 24438, 27016,
30703.
Ralph (B. C.) Tweeny. 25063.
Ralston (Mrs. S. M.) Pioneer mother
memorial. Ways & means com.
Memorial to the Pioneer Mother In-
diana. 24399.
Ralston purina co.:
Profitable poultry the year ’round.
27017.
Purina book. 30704.
Purina sterilized bran food.
16039.
Ramage (C. HE.) Globe clock co. In-
structions. 203814.
Rambler from Clare. (Drama)
22569.
Ramona. (Motion picture) 98903.
Ramos Martin (José) :
Gramatiea parda. 31787.
Hormiguita. 11051.
Ramsaye (Terry) Sequel to The dia-
mond from the sky. 30705.
Ramsbottom (Patrick)
32138.
Ramsey (Alicia)
13991.
Ramsey
White gloves.
Mordecai, the Jew.
(E. E.) Indiana suppl. to
Tarr & McMurry’s new complete
geog. [ete.] 2388, 2389.
Rand (W. 1.) Wonderful story about
Capt. Rand. 30706.
Rand, McNally & co.:
Appollo, the child of light. 31624.
Bell (L. L.) Land of Don’t-want-
to 41794.
Hox - (Fo M.) ~ Adventures *us
Sonny Bear. 6710.
Gordon (Hlizabveth) I wonder
why. 8756. i
Holton (M. A.) Teachers’ note-
bk. for the Holton-Curry fourth
reader. f[ete.] 29381, 293882.
Ixnobel (Hlizabeth) When little
thoughts go rhyming. 12672.
Modern Mother Goose. 16624.
Political hist. 21617.
Post office emploves ann. guide &
record bE. 15999.
Rand-MecNally bankers’ direct. &
list of attys. 4491, 21618.
Rand MeNally list of attorneys-
at-law. 7691, 21619.
Sherwood (E. H.) Bobbie Bub-
bles. 4621.
Weeks (A. D.) Playdays on Plum
Blossom Creek. 2679.
See also for entries of maps by
Rand-MeNally & co., this index
under names of places.
Rand, McNally bankers’ direct. & list
of attys. 4491, 21618.
1770
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Rand, McNally list of attorneys-at-
law. 7691, 21619.
Rand schl. of social science. Amer.
labor yr. bk. 28048.
Randali (A. L.) eco. Display [ete.]
27018, 27019.
Randall (EH. C.):
Hight-hand reel. 1040.
Waves of Torre. 14060.
Yeoman service. 25086.
iamaalh) (Cr. VA.) .&. co. Lederer
10063.
When East meets
(Charles) Concrete.
Randall (W. R.)
Wiest, 382132.
Randegger (Alberto) Ragno azzurro.
31988.
tandel (N. P.) Summer garden & im-
provement club. 7692.
Randle machine co. Word Leader
east on the body of an injector, ete.
30707.
Randolph (Kdith) Mater Dolorosa.
1109.
Randolph, Mass., direct. 21629.
Randolph ’64. (Motion picture)
27925.
Rankin (Jeannette) What the woman
movement means. 30708.
Rankow (M. LL.) Mary Young. 22502.
Ransom. (Motion picture) 5840.
Ransom Co., N. D., map. 113822.
Ransone (J. W.) Callahan’s ward.
27570.
Ransone (M. R.) Callahan’s ward.
210.
Rapalje (B. H- de) See De Rapalje
GB.> Bly)
Rapt (Harry) Mr. Inquisitive. 31899.
Raphael. 23385.
Raphael's hours. 30709.
Rapid addressing machine co. Bel-
knap typewritten addresses. 16041.
Rasmus Montanus. (Drama) 10987*.
Rathborne (St. George) Get there
club. 138262.
Rathbun (Will) Prune-stone dope.
2916.
Rats. (Drama) 18904.
Rau (A. W.). Gifts that are. 27020.
mawecw. iH.) Jacobs (C. M.) - Illus.
lecture on life of Martin Luther.
Zoe.
Raub. (Drama) 31989.
Raubs (O. L.) This message & pre-
paredness. 16042.
Rauch (James) Rauch & Elting.
Here’s a brand new way to. buy
clothes. fete.] 18325-18327.
Rauch & Elting. Here’s a brand new
way to buy clothes. f[ete.] 18325--
18327.
taue (W. C.)
Rautenstrauch (Walter)
ments. 16040.
Ravalli Co., Mont., map.
Not for sale. 1132.
Machine ele-
16857.
Rawlinson (Henry)
Raven (Carol) Dryad’s kiss.
Raven man. (Drama) 14080.
Ravenscroft (D. W.) Currency sug-
gestions. 18328.
Ravindranatha Thakura.
niscences. 10490, 30710.
Ravlin (P. H.) Genl. Grant’s drum-
mer in the battle of Shiloh repre-
senting North and South. 11081.
Raw fur merchants ass’n of the city
of N: Y., ine. Trapper’s & shippers
guide. 380711.
Rawie (Henry) If dreams came true
in old N. Y. 13268.
Rawleigh (W: T.) co.
map. 16790.
Rawlings & co.
courtesy.
22408.
My remi-
Freeport, II1.,
Banner store. I am
fete.] 19533-19536.
British can break
Somme line. 27021.
Ray (D. W.) Improved 20th century
silent second sight mental telepathy
& mind reading act. 13264.
Ray (Mason) His strange task.
[ete.] 13265, 138266.
Raye (Hddie) Phoney romance.
18892.
Raymond (C. E.)
720, 2390.
Bigger, better bus.
Raymond (Francis) Raymond’s
briefer sales-course. 18329.
Raymond (G.L.):
Aztee god and other dramas.
Zl OGa..
ame; Silko.
Raymond (J. P.) Farmer’s friend.
7693.
Raymond (S. W.) Greetings from
Conn. 24489.
Raymone:s(W. El.) .@am’ aire
be a Christian. 13267.
Raymond bros. impact pulverizer co.
Grinding, pulverizing and air sepa-
rating machinery. 10491.
Rayner (John):
Science of God. 1176.
Will you be ready? 22655.
Raynol (Dorothy) :
Bigamists. 22368.
Boycott. 22374.
Class 716. 16516.
Heart of Bohemia.
Moth. 31910.
Nell, the ferret. 31925.
Raynor (Jack) Nifty novelty & non-
sense. 22538.
Raynore (Katherine) :
Broke. 24909.
Right girl. 25027.
Wake up. 25070.
Read (B. L.) Analysis of bank repts.
fete.] 7694, T695.
Read (J. M.) Read poultry farm.
Mating list. 4492.
man
22442,
1771.
INDEX
pL. 1 ewe va
Read (M. L.):
Are you giving your child the food
he needs. f[ete.] 18268-13271.
Clothing a child. [ete.] 7696—-
7699.
Physical care of young children.
10492.
Read (William) & sons, ine. Recre-
ation & sport clothing. 13272.
Read-aloud plays. (Drama) 81990.
Read poultry farm. Mating list. 4492.
Read-Wood & co. Great war game at-
tack. 160438.
Reade (Joshua)
Woodrow Wilson. 27022.
Reade pub. corp. Reade (Joshua)
Administration of Woodrow Wilson
Administration of
(H. C.)
Reading, Pa., direct. 10498.
Reading herald. Reading
special, ete. 18330.
Reading on the sky.
Ready, boys, ready.
Real American. (Drama)
Real Doctor Kay.
8904.
Real estate board of N. Y. Diary &
manual. 2395.
Real estate direct co., inc. Real estate
direct. of the Borough of Manhattan.
18353":
Real estate direct. of the Borough of
Manhattan. 18331.
Real happiness. 24440.
Real Jew. (Drama) 5165.
Real pal. (Drama) 14081.
Real people. 31771.
Real soldier.
Real things.
Realization.
Reall
11104.
Realty
Debtor register.
herald’s
(Drama) 25025.
(Drama) 5164.
31991.
(Motion picture)
(Drama)
(Drama)
(Drama).
(Arthur )
mercantile credit assn., inc
9882, 21621, 27023.
Realty service co., ine. You can sell
farms. 7700.
Reapers. (Drama) 1164.
Reardon (Mark):
Recording angels. 18905.
Romance of a day. 25029.
Trapped. 18932.
Reason (A. J.)
America. Constitution.
Liat, Blooo.
Reason. (Drama) 381992.
Reason’s folly. (Drama)
Recalled. (Drama) 1166.
Recht (Charles):
Moral. 31908.
Whom the gods destroy.
Reckoning. (Drama). 31993.
Reclam (Philipp) jun. Grosse kinder.
31791.
True aid soc. of
[ete. ]
1165.
22654.
1913-1917. 27022.
Reader (A. M.) pseud. See Chapin
(Drama) 22570. |
16662.
11144,
Mountain mad.
|
Recoiling vengeance. (Motion pic-
ture) 5841.
Recollections. (Drama) 25057.
Record & guide co. Prospectus.
30712.
Recordia grand opera co. (Drama).
22D AS
Recording angels. (Drama) 18905.
Recrimination. (Motion picture)
8913.
Rector (J. L.)
Rector pub. co.
White elephant. 8569.
Yon Stein (Heinrich)
Rector system. 27422.
Red Bank register. Cook (J. H.)
Tifty-two taiks on want advertis-
ing. 6487.
Red bk., Knoxville, Tenn. 721.
Red bk. of individual ratings. 27024.
Red cap. “(Drama)” 17732
Red circle. (Motion picture)
0847, SSO5-89190.
Red cross ball. (Drama)
Red lie. (Motion picture)
Red light. (Drama) 16663.
Red mouse. (Motion picture) S768.
Red note book. (Motion picture)
27962.
Red or white. (Drama) 25021.
Red Parker’s kid. (Drama) 22572.
Ked polled cattle club of America.
ted polled herd bk. of cattle. 18332.
Red Riding Hood. (Drama) 31752**.
Red Robe. (Drama) 14063*, 16664,
16729.
Red square co., ine. Auxillary tender
of the mail room. [ete.] 122-727.
Red stain. (Motion picture) 32518.
Red whiskered man. (Motion picture)
22995.
Redd—CT. C.)
a2
Reddan (J. A.) Anne Delapp. 18333.
0842—
31994.
5848.
Henrico Co., Va., map.
Redding (Francesca) Bible shop.
22367.
Reddy (Grace) Playing Hiawatha.
PER SZ.
Reddy (Ruth) Playing Hiawatha.
TELS2.
Redeeming love. (Motion picture)
Suu.
Redemption of Dave Darcey.’ (Motion
picture) 11522.
Redemption of Helene. (Motion pic-
ture) 5849.
edemptioner. (Drama) 381995.
Redemptorist calendar of holy & beau-
tiful thoughts. 30713.
Redenti. (Drama) 140382.
Redfield, Ia., map. 16858.
Redfield, S. D., map. 82271.
Redfield-Kendrick Odell co., ine.
York (City) map. 19042.
Redheffer (C. H. V.) Wee, wee, world.
16044.
Redlands, Cal., map.
New
15389.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Redlands to Forest Home, Cal., map.
1340.
Redmund (Perey) Anygirl. 31624.
Redondo Beach, Cal., direct. 2396.
Reed (A. M.) Physical culture in-
structor. 10494.
Reed (C. H.):
Best method for trading. 7701.
Guide for the day’s' market.
boo to.
How to keep a one & $
chart. fete.] 2397-2399.
Period chart & how to keep it.
16045.
Rule of three. 21622.
Special chart recording all move-
point
ments of 1§ points or over.
10495.
Reed (C. O.) jr. Reed insur. agency
bulletin. 728.
Reed (F. H.) Toadstools. 22624.
Reed (if. L.) Clothes shop’s suit sav-
ing system. Weekly plan. 155.
Reed (F. W.) Jonathan’s night shirt.
11063.
Reed (Florence Haines-)
Reed (Florence)
Reed (M. G.) Jinks & Betty. 21623.
Reed (M. W.) ‘Transfer of property.
25060.
Reed (O. F.)
13274.
Reed (Vivian):
Actresses kept poor buying latest
fashions. 380714.
Just plain clothes. 27025.
Reed (W. B.) 1916 state of country.
21624.
Reed & Carnrick:
Preparedness. 27026.
Protonuclein therapy.
Sartorius (August)
16121.
Tongue.
Reel romance. (Drama) 2917.
Rees ¢C. 1.) _Quits.. 51683:
Rees (J. E. Ruutz-) See Ruutz-Rees
See Haines-
How to read in bed.
Tl.
Kidney.
13275.
(J. H.)
Reese (S. BH.) What every writer
should know. 13276.
Reeve (L. T.) Common highway.
BOLLS,
Reeves (G. L.) Reeves wood split
pulley salesman’s guide-bk. 21625.
Reeves (J. R.) Head of the River
chureh. 30716.
Reeves (M.M.) Judas. 22467.
Reeves (S. V.) Rearing pheasants in
small enclosures. 10496.
Reeves mfg. co. Reeves sheet metal
bldg. products. 21626.
Reeves. -pulley co. Reeves (G. L.)
Reeves wood split pulley salesman’s
guide-book. 21625.
Refined scandal. (Drama) 18906.
Reflectolyte co. Reflectolyte makes
day of night. 24441.
Reformation of Dan Duffy.
27653.
Refcrmed church in Amer. (Board of
publ. & Bible schl. work) Martin
CDEP Nvinat next ?te 73o2
Refrigerator, heater & ventilator car
co. Perishable products transported,
ete. 4498.
Regal shoe co.
Regai shoes.
Regalia mfg. co.
(Drama)
Profit & prestige in
Fete] 1327 Taalae te:
Royai neighbors of
America. Supply dept. Catalog.
T7744.
Regel (H.) Wiener legende. 10497.
Regeneration of Jim Halsey. (Motion
picture) 5850.
Regeneration of Margaret. (Motion
picture) 143849.
Reggis (Emilio) Principessa del
grammofono. 22566.
Register (R. R.) Must Billy Sun-
day come back again. T7702.
Register & leader. You know who
thisiss 27703.
Register & tribune co. Register &
leader. You know who this is. 7703.
Registered tracer system:
Are you really patrictic.
24442, 24448.
Republican natl. committee. West-
[ete. ]
ern headquarters. Registered
tracer. 27044.
Reg’lar lady. (Drama) 5166.
Régnier (M. L. A.’de H.) Jeune fille.
2400.
Regrasso (Humbert) Povero Cecco
Beppe. 24444.
G167.
18907.
(Drama)
(Drama)
Regular cop.
Regular hero.
Reiche (M. O.):
Money-making suggestions. 7704.
Standard soil tester co. Direc-
7930-7933.
Dreimiiderlhaus.
tions.
Reichert
aiiod:
Reid (H. U.) Upton (J. B.) Twenty
months of military life. 22131.
Reid: (Hal) See Reid (J. H.)
[ete. ]
(Heinz)
Reid (J..H.) My mother’s rosary.
Hill Gell TOS:
Reid (W. G.) & Go. Parquetry.
13279.
Reigart. (ih. FF.) Magee _ readers.
10188, 15692.
Reighter (FF. C.) Banquet songs.
7705.
(Drama) 16665.
Certificate of member-
Reign of Reno.
Reilly (Peter)
ship. 10498.
Reilly & Britton co.:
Baum,(L.,. I.) . Little
bit and other stories.
19589-19592.
Bun Rab-
[ ete. ]
1773
INDEX
pt. % ss, vide
Reilly & Britton co.—Continued.
Birthday wish. 27027.
Evernew stories for children.
20145.
Reed (M. G.) Jinks & Beity.
21623.
Saylor (H. L.) Boy scouts of the
air in the Lone Star patrol.
21739.
Van Dyne (Edith) Mary Louise.
221354.
Reimuller (G. P.) Reimuller (G. P.)
& co. This shall be a sign unto you.
21627.
Reina gitana. (Drama)
Reina juguete. (Drama)
Reinecke (A. B.):
Chicago, Ill., map.
Lyle corrugated
Armeo iron culvert
7278.
You ean
Christmas.
Reinert (Robert)
11146.
01996.
14074.
culvert co.
handbook.
make this a _ record
But LT.
Ratselhafte frau.
16658.
Reinhard (A. W.) German character.
16046.
Reinhardt (Heinrich) Erste frau.
31748.
Reinhardt (M. V.) hiropractie ad-
justment. 10499.
Reinlein (Fred):
Before & after election. T706.
Control of the gipsy & the brown
¢2il moth, ete. 732.
Notes on insect control. 21628.
On the control of the range cater-
pillar. 380718.
Reinthal & Newman.
4494,
Reis (Benedict) :
How you can build up a big bus.
House of art.
of your own. [ete. ] 24445,
24446.
Making money. 27039.
Reis (J. A.) jr. Directions for play-
ing the game Bongo. 27040.
Reis (i. ak)
Duke bros. & co. Accidents are
no more a matter of ill luck.
[ete.] 25887-25892.
Few safety rules for the boys
& girls. [ete.] 28869-28876.
Farmers trust & savings bank.
Cause of accidents. [ete. ]
23627, 23628.
Reisig (A. C.) New and perfect way
to set the tempered seale at in-
ternat’l pitch. 30719.
Reizecstein (KE. L.):
Family affair. 31754.
House in Blind alley. 11858.
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. (Drama)
11147.
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. (Motion
picture) 5851.
Releasing a man. (Drama) 31997.
Reliable corres. club. Contract to my
gentlemen members. [ete.] 4495,
4496.
Reliable liar (Drama) 2918.
Reliable stove co. Reliable gas stoves
and ranges. 16047.
Reliance ccal & coke co. Directions.
30720.
Reliance mfg. co. Reliance lock &
wrought washers. 7707, 21629.
Remedial loan soc. of Buffalo, ine.
Third ann. rept. for the yr. 4497.
Remey (C. M.) Five preliminary de-
signs. 13280.
Remington (C. P.)
Society visiting list.
Baltimore, Md.
28193.
Remington ptg. co. “Providence, R. I.
Tax bk. 24424.
Remolino. (Drama) 11148.
Rempel (Harriet):
Modern East Lynn. 31904.
You. 5234.
Rempes (G. H.) Handbk. of practical
information in the art of taking
cadmium readings & equipment
needed. 21630.
temy (F. J.) Suggestions on the care
of the teeth. 7708.
Renaissance. (Drama) 8479.
Renaud (J. Joseph-) See Joseph-
Renaud (J.)
Renaud (Ralph) Betty behave.
18798.
Rendon— (Aurelio Gongalez) See
Gonzalez Rendon (Aurelio)
Renfro (James) Woodrow Wilson.
SUE.
Reno, Nev.:
Direct. 27041.
Map. 16860-16864.
Retio: (Drama) 225%
Renovales (J. G.):
Amores de aldea. 2778.
Giraldina. 13934.
Serafin, el pinturero. 32015.
Rensselaer, N. Y., direct. 17115.
Rensselaer Co., N. ¥. Amer. agricul-
turist farm direct. & ref. bk. 28001.
Repentance. (Motion picture) 17046.
Renentant prodigal. (Drama) 22574.
Replegie (D. B.) Pneumode dust bag
liner. 389651.
Reporter service bureau. R. S. B. ad
cuts. 13281, 21631-21634, 27042,
S0(22:
Reppert (Charlotte) Alena. 13879.
Representative Amer. poetry. 30727.
Reprisal. (Drama) 22575.
Reprisal. (Motion picture) 14350.
1774
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Reps (Paul):
Amer. trust & savings bank, Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia. Borrowing
brains. 19430.
If baby could talk. 30728.
Repsodent co. Ruthrauff (W. M.)
Value of calcium phosphate. 30820.
Repubiic bank note co. Our catalog.
T7O9.
Republic construction co. Eternal
rest. 4498.
Republic electric co. Catalog. 24447.
Republic rubber co. Republic fire
hose. 30729.
Republican natl. committee. Western
headquarters. Registered tracer.
Requirements for high schl. credits.
10172.
Rescue. (Drama) 11149. :
Residuary legatee. (Drama) 16666.
Resnick (Sophie) 381930.
Respect for riches. ( Drama) 1167.
Respress (Heard):
, Austin, Nichols & co.. ine. Cata-
log & pricelist. 25499.
Quick relief for aches & pains.
fete.j 18334, 18335.
Restitution. (Drama) 27654.
Restless = spirit. (Motion picture)
27801.
Restoria chem. co. Restoria. 16048.
Results. 7710.
Resurreccioén de Fantomas, (Drama)
5168.
Resurrection of Hollis. (Motion pic-
ture) 11523.
Retail buyers’ guide co. Retail 5¢ &
10¢ buyers’ guide. 13286.
Retail credit co.:
Instructions. 7711.
Ready ans. for hard ques. 4499.
Retail dealers’ protective assn. Com-
mer. register; New York. 28652.
Retailers premium corp. Selling
points for salesmen. 16049.
Rethy (J. B.) It might happen again.
16579.
Retribution.. (Drama) 24931*.
Retribution. {Motion picture) 19269.
Retter. (Drama) 16667.
Return. (Motion picture) 14351.
Return of Eve. (Motion picture)
22981.
Return of Hi Jinks. (Drama)
27655.
Return of James Jerome. (Motion
picture) 8911.
Return of John Boston. (Motion pic-
ture) 14852.
Return of Magee. (Drama) 31998.
Return to youth & trouble. (Motion
picture) 11524,
Réye d'Isis. (Drama) 5169.
Revelation. (Drama) 1168, 31999.
ES S/S StS
Revell (F. H.) co. Torrey (R. A.)
Gist of the lesson. 31270.
Revenge. (Drama) 32000
Revenge of a son. (Drama) 22576.
Revere (Paul) pseud.
CNOA)
Revere, Mass., direct. 27045.
Rey. Irl R. Hicks, almanac. 30730.
Revest (William) Not for sale. 11382.
Review & herald pub. assn.
(G. E.) Food combinations & meth-
ods cf cocking. 6452.
Review of reviews ¢o.:
Bill’s choice. 2401.
Review of reviews. Review of re-
views bldg. material chart.
fete.] 10500, 10501.
Revisien of parliamentary rules by
the Pinkney women’s improvement
club. 11150.
See Wiegand
Revolt. (Drama) 32001.
Revolt. (Motion picture) 22982.
Revolt of mother. (Drama) 32002.
Revolting of Horace. (Drama) i8908.
Revue de Paris {Administration de la)
Revue de Paris. 2402, 7712, 10502,
13287, 21635, 27046.
Reward of chivalry. (Motion picture)
58d2. ‘
Rexall store. Premium catalog. 7714.
Rexford (E. E.) - Window garden.
13290.
Rexford (fF. A.) Food economy. 30781.
Rey (Miguel) Jarabe de pico. 2870.
Reynolds (B. S.) co. Views of beau-
tiful Arlington, Va. 138291.
Reynolds (Mrs. Baillie):
Castle to let. 30732.
Kingdom & the wall.
teynoids (C. B.)
244458.
Reynolds (C. E.):
2404.
Game law blue bk.
Marjorie’s luck. 31881.
Matter of taste. 31887.
Night rehearsal. 16636.
Paranoiac. 8459.
Reynolds (C. T.) eo. How to sell
more paint. 19997.
Reynolds (G. F.) Outlines of Euro-
pean drama. 30733.
Reynolds (Harrington):
All up in the air. 4984.
Oh, the women. 22537.
Reynolds (M. J.) Greetings from El
Paso. 50754.
Reznor mfg. co. Reznor gas heaters
and fire places. 10503.
Rheinstrom bros. co. Neil (M. H.)
Rosebud recipes. 636.
Rhoades (H. P.) Greater passion.
16565.
Rhode Island:
Bus. direct. 138248.
Map. 3096, 22690.
iw
Conforth .
INDEX
Rhode Island state federation of wom-
en’s clubs. Dept. of public health.
Little mothers’ league handbk. 7715.
Rhodes (C. L.) Viavi cause. T87.
Rhodes (Harrison) Prince of show-
men. 25023.
Rhynes (M,. A. J.) Prince of Ethiopia.
24449,
Rice (A. V.) Biblical study. 7286.
Rice (C. W.):
C. W. Rice treatment finder.
24450.
Efficiency experts, etc. 733.
Rice (E. C.) Plymouth Rock squab
co. Plymouth Rock pigeons. 13233.
Rice (E. E.) Income bldrs. systematic
Savings soc. Investment savings
certificate. 12485.
Rice (K. M.) Jerry’s bells. 5072.
Rice (W. A.) Rights & construction
corp. Standard specifications. 10512.
Rice (CW. D.):
Echoes. 31739.
Tooth & nail. 32081.
Rice (W. E.) Beginners by exercis-
ing care can succeed. 2405.
Rich (BD: H:):
Julius Caesar
11064*.
Merchant of Venice. 11094*.
Rich (H. G.) Brewers’ hand bk. &
buyers’ guide. 1531.
Rich idler. (Motion picture) 11525.
Rich Mr. Ginsberg. (Drama) 1169.
Rich poor man. (Drama) 82003.
Rich young man. (Drama) 16668.
Richard (John) Oh James! 84#2.
Richards (Benjamin) Fire hazards,
tanneries. 7716.
Richards (L. E.):
Babes in the wood. 27656.
airy operettas. 27580*.
Richards (R. O.):
Dual tax & assessment system.
30735.
Richards primary organization
system. 4500.
Richards (W. H.):
Catchy headlines.
Denver, Col., direct.
Making a man. 734.
Richardson (C. G.) Sheiby Co., Tenn.,
map. 22787.
Richardson (G. W.)
(The tragedy of)
SIRI:
14988.
Clark 45749
Richardson merchants’ slide rule.
28608.
Richardson (George) Parochial
school announcement. T7718.
Richardson (Grace):
Jacks up. 1087.
Once in a blue moon. 11117.
Summer snow,
plays. 14046*.
Richardson (Marie) Hourglass. 22449.
and other fairy
pt.1; B.&, Vv. 4S
New kiln for
16050.
Richardson (W. D.)
mirs. of clay products.
-Richardson silk co.:
Barsaloux (Elsa) Richardson’s
Amer. beauty bk. 17197.
Ladies crocheted washable slip-
pers with crocheted soles. [ete.]
TS: C2
Richardson’s complete crochet DK.
[ete.] 10504-10506.
Richardson’s crocheted skating
set. 30736.
Richey (P. D.) Reincarnation. 30737-
Richie (W. B.):
Phonographs. 16051.
Pythian catechism. 30738.
Richland Co., Mont., map. 32272.
Richland Co., N. D., map. 19067.
Richland, Ia., map. 19066.
Richman (A. L.) Faithful slave.
30739.
Richman (H. D.) Cain. 22380.
Richman bros. co. Richman’s clothes
always $10.00. 7721.
Richmond (C. F.) Physical culture
exercise for the prevention of
coughs & colds. 10507.
Richmond (G. 8.):
Her father’s daughter. 4501, 7722,
10508.
Red Pepper’s patients. 21639,
24451, 27047, 30740.
Richmond (Kenneth) Howard & son.
22451.
Richmond (W. L.):
Morristown and Morris Plains, N.
J., direct. 611.
Morristown, Dover, Madison, N.
J., direct. 30192.
Mount Vernon, Pelham and Sher-
wood Park, N. Y., direct. 7407.
New Rochelle, Larchmont, Pel-
ham, N. Y., direct. 30337.
Nyack, N. Y¥., direct. 30497.
Passaic, N. J.,.direet. 15953.
Perth Amboy, N. J., direct. 15970.
Plainfield, N. J., direct. 26979.
Poughkeepsie, Arlington & Wap-
pingers Fails, Dutchess Co.,
N: Y. 21576.
Rahway, N. J., direct. 24487.
Richmond’s 1916 guide to the city
of Yonkers. 18336.
Tarrytown, North Tarrytown, Ir-
vington, N. Y., direct. 2586.
White Plains. N. Y., direct. 31498.
Yonkers. N. Y., direct. 24873.
Richmond, Cal.:
Direct. 27048.
Map. 19068.
Richmond. Ind., direct. 7723.
Richmond, Va., direct. 7724.
Richter (Conrad) Seventy secret pas-
sageways. 30742.
1776
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Richter (F. A.) & co.:
Meteor. [etc.] 18292-13295, 16052.
Some of the many designs. 10510.
Richter (Gustav) Hingeschneit. 16536.
Richter (Meses):
Slave traific. 32026.
Two mothers in law.
Ricker (Hiram) & sons, ine.
Spring. 30748.
Ricketts (J. B.)
Rickman (H. D.):
32096.
Poland
=
sovereigns. 27049.
Million dollar bill. 2892.
My boo-ful baby. 5115.
Temptation. 32063.
Ricordi (G.) & co.:
Principessa del grammofono.
22566.
Ragno azzurro. 3198S.
Ultimo dei Moicani. 8553.
Riddell (Gilbert) Who answered the
telephone? 22653.
Riddell’ (N. N.) Facts
21640.
Riddle. (Drama) 16669.
Riddie of Isis. (Drama)
Riddles. (Drama) 22577.
Ridenour (J. H.) Disappearance of
Paula. 24452.
Rider (A. J.) Amer. cranberry grow-
ers assn. Proceedings. 3185, 25442.
Ridgeley (D. C.):
Geographical classification.
24453-24455.
Geog. of Ill. 13296.
Ridgewood, N. J., map. 22782.
Ridgway (B. B.) Waiting for
glars. 32115.
Ridgway Co.
Strange thing.
Ridiculeus ghosts.
Riding with death.
19229.
Rieck (HE. E.) co.:
on aleohol.
8480.
[ete. ]
bur-
Galsworthy (John)
12269.
(Drama) 8481.
(Motion picture)
Turning cold comfort into cold
eash. 4502.
Winning hand for the dealer.
735.
Naturtherapy. 21641.
Modern superheater &
13297.
Riedi (Wenzi)
Riegel (S. S.)
its performance.
Riehm (J. L.):
Agreement with J. L. Riehm mu-
wie hiby. 725.
Riehm (J. L.) music library.
Agreement with J. L. Riehm mu-
sic liby. 7726.
Rieman (C. 8.) Elgin motor car corp.
Financial horn of plenty. 227.
Rietz (Harriet) Mary Lee. 27050.
Rifenburgh (S. A.) Four pages of
parliamentary law. 10511.
Rifles. (Drama) 5170.
Riggleman (H. H.) Mass. trust co.
Old Glory savings club. 2223.
Riggs (G. 8.) Pierrot in the clear of
the moon. 27651.
Riggs (T. L.) See America first.
LETS:
Right angle. (Drama) 25026.
Right car but the wrong berth. (Mo-
tion picture) 198281.
Right direction. (Motion picture)
32520.
(Drama) 25027.
(Motion picture)
Right. girl.
Right hand “path.
32521.
Right key, but the wrong flat.
(Drama) 9382004.
Right little girl, (Drama) 32095.
Right of way. (Drama) 4996.
Right road. (Drama) 2842.
Right to be happy. (Motion picture)
B2022.
Rights & construction corp. Standard
specifications. 10512.
Riley (. G.):
Double standard. 8326
Judgment. 11064.
Riley (#. M.) Lotus lily. 1108.
Riley (E. P.) Double standard. 8326.
Riley (F. T.) Cards of fate. 380744.
Riley (G. R.) Standard specifications.
30745.
Raley GIS S.)::
Cancer. 21642.
Twentieth century zephyrs. 18337.
Riley (Joe) Animated portraits.
13872.
Riley. (Drama) 1170.
Rineones (P. R.) jr., co.» Muebles
para la exportaci6n. 21648.
Rinehart (M. R.) Marriage or a ¢a-
reer. 27051.
Ring (Welding) . U. 8S. _prosperity.
21Gd2.
Ring & the rajah. (Motion picture)
5858.
Ring candidate. (Drama) 25028.
Ring des Polykrates. (Drama) 1171.
Ring of the Nibelung. 3472.
Ringel (William) Idle rhymes. 7728.
Ringer. (Motion picture) 25216.
Ringgold Co., Ia., map. 5328.
vo
Ringwood, Okl., map. 32278.
Rink. (Motion picture)
Rintelman (W. H.) Merchants trad-
ing stamp album. 21644.
Riordan (J. W.) Parcel post zone sys-
tem. 4508.
Rip Van Winkle done in poster stamps.
10513.
Ripley (Martha):
Lessons from the birds. 13298.
Opening the door. 10514.
Ripley, Tenn., map. 5329.
Rise from poverty to wealth. (Drama)
18909.
Rise of Susan.
27922.
o2020.
(Motion picture)
1777
INDEX
Rishel (C. D.) Which, Barbara or the
Indian. 24456.
Rishel (W. D.)
Snowville. 24457.
Rising (B. D.) paper co. Giimpses of
a modern writing paper mill. 21648.
Ristedt (A. H.) Best of all co-cpera-
tive trading tickets. 7729.
mivebey -CP_ Hi) Dravel
160585.
Ritchie (J. W.)
personal health.
Ritchie (R. W.)
23885-23887.
Rite specialty co.
Brigham City to
pictures.
Brief on Public &
10515,
Code letter. [ete.]
Reps. (Paul) If
baby could talk. 80728.
Ritenour (J. 8.) Master minds of
type & press. 2406, 4504, 773809,
10516, 13289, 16056, 21646.
Rittberg (W. E.
berg (W. E.)
Rittelmeyer (G. M.)
LOL T:
Ritter (C.S.)
Ritter (H. 8S):
Pillows. 18838.
Something decidedly
13300.
Swedish or oriental weaving de-
signs. 2407.
Ritter (Eduard):
Diener lassen bitten.
Sprungbrett. 32041.
Ritter (F. J.) Specifications. 30747.
Rittner (Thaddius) Kinder der erde.
von) See Yon Ritt-
Yeu & the boss.
Bulletin system. 380746.
original.
24927.
22474%,
Ritzler (Robert) Wrecker. 32157.
Rival pilots. (Motion picture} 8912.
Riva queens. (Motion picture)
17047.
Rivals. (Drama) 31805.
Rivas (Manuel Linares) See Linares
Rivas (Manuel)
River goddess. (Motion picture)
17048.
River of romance. (Motion picture)
17049.
River of souls. (Drama) 5171.
Rivers (W. A.) Pay-off. 31961.
Riverside ptg. co. Commercial bank.
Money when you need it. 19875.
Rives (Amelie) See Troubetzkoy (A.
R.)
tiveto mfg. co.:
Hours of quiet fun.
30749.
Newton
[ete.] 30748,
(M. B.) Riveto for little
folks. 21390.
Newton. (M. FE.) Riveto bk. of
home play-things. 24850.
Roach (J. F.) Chord bk. Hawaiian
steel guitar. 16057.
Road. (Drama) 16670. ;
Road of many turnings. (Motion pic-
ture) 5854.
* Road to Rome.
ptt, 2s: wes
Road to fame. (Motion picture)
32524.
Road to love. (Motion picture)
27923.
(Drama) 14033.
Road together. (Drama) 20528*.
Roadhouse in Arden. (Drama) 1172.
Roads (P. B.) Copperhead. 5012.
Roads handbk. 7144.
Roaming Romeo. (Motion picture)
253847.
18339.
Peter Pan con-
Rognoke, Va., direct.
Robart (Olive) & co.
fections. 380750.
Robb (E. G.) Presswerk. 30751.
Robb & Robb:
Best evidence. 736.
Protective patents. T7781.
Robbing the fishes. (Motion picture)
11526.
Robbins (A. G.) Dressmaking for pa-
per dolls. 10518.
Robbins (C. M.)
iae.
Robbins (C. W.) Ludewig (A. V.)
Bus. English. 15636.
Robbins (J. C.) Missionary message
of the Bible. 2408.
Robbins (May) New Barnes readers.
[ete.] 24458, 24459.
Rebbins (O. E.) Wee word for the
Studies in English.
wee tots. 21647.
Robbins (S. D.) Special instrs.
16058.
Robbins & Myers co. Ventiladores de
Robbins & Myers. . 13301.
Robe of wood. (Drama) 5171.
Robert (D. W.) Seven ages of a law-
yer. 84983.
Robert (Hamin) Straw pile. 11173.
Robert (Stephen) pseud. See Steph-
enson (Robert)
Robert Treat hotel. What every guest
of this hotel should know. 24460.
Roberts (A. D.) Dry clean Neb.
where you are. 21648.
Roberts (A. E.) Good ceaddying.
21649.
Roberts (A. 8S.) Chauffeur’s message.
2409.
Roberts (C. G. D.):
Brothers of the voke. 2410.
Cock-crow. 10519, 13302.
Morning of the silver- frost.
21650.
Roberts (E. P.) Why a publie utility
steam power plant should not have
a smoke stack. 17733.
Roberts (Frances) co.
fures. 21651.
Roberts (G. B.)
Buy & boost home products.
Roberts (G. E.)
4506.
Vogue coif-
Roberts-Bailey co.
30755.
Services of a bank.
1778
CS ee ee ee
——_— =
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Songs for special
2411.
Roberts (Georgia)
aay programs.
Roberts (I. J.) Officers & scouts.
fete.) . 30752,,.30753.
Roberts (J. B.)
ref. classified bus.
Philadelphia ready
& professional
direct. 18290.
Roberts (J. E.) Tale of the saw-dust-
frail. 16059. :
Roberts (M. G.) Out of the silence.
22546.
Roberts (Morley) Lady Penelope.
OTS.
Roberts (Peter) English for coming
Americans. 4507.
Roberts (W. F.) Natl. metropolitan
bank. Safeguards your savings.
10285.
Roberts & Meck. How to use Roberts
& Meck’s system of school records.
30754.
Roberts-Bailey co.
products. 38755.
Roberts bros. co.:
Buy & boost home
Lockport, N. Y., direct. 29890.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., direct.
24352.
Tonawanda, N. Y., direct. 10763.
Roberts-Wicks co. Fall & winter,
1916-17. 27058.
Robertson (Amend) Charm of life.
1068.
Robertson (Denald) Greatest thing.
22434.
Robertson (G. F.) Debaters delight.
fat.
Robertson (Ian Forbes-) See Forbes-
Robertson (lan)
Robertson (J. D.):
How to sleep cocl on a hot night.
18341.
Pulmonary peril in your pets. |
2412.
Robertson (James) mfg. co. Sanitary
specialties. 18340.
Robertson (Marguerite) Charm
life. 1003.
Rebertson (T. B.) soap co. Weaver
(J. L.) Sanitation & its relation to
public health. 8124.
Robertson (T.H.) Reason why. 4508.
Robertson-cataract electric co.:
Generali catalog. 24461.
Robertson-cataract elec. co.
21652.
Robeson process co. Knisely (C. J.)
Roads handbk. 7144.
Robier (Benjamin) Auguste. 18793.
Robin (J. E.) Projection engineer.
10470, 10520.
Robins conveying belt co. Capacity &
speed chart. [ete.] 18303-13310.
Robinson (A. J.) Decoration day.
10521.
of |
Rebinson (Belle) ed. Priscilla
crochet bk. 24462.
Robinson (C. D.) Ten golden rules.
4508.
Robinson (Herbert) Janitor & the
Haid. toalsos:
Robinson (J. A.) Nitration products
of cotton and benzol. 2413.
Robinson (J. F.) Ready-reference
parliamentarian. 380756.
Robinson (J. 8.) Painters guide &
handbk. 2414.
Robinson (L. M.) Robinson (LL. M.)
& co. Glue test chart. 13311.
Robinson (M. A.) Eve Mary, Ameri-
can. 22415.
Robinson (M. C.):
Shakespeare’s sweetheart. 5180.
Voice of ali nations. 27054.
Robinson (V. B.) Last Yankee.
Robinson, Iil., map. 8650.
Robinson Crusoe. (Drama) 8482.
Robinson Crusoe. . (Motion picture)
19282.
Robison (C. W.)
babes. 22545.
Robitschek (Adolph):
Botschafterin Leni. 16504.
Was tut man nicht alles aus liebe!
$561.
Zammer der Pompadour. 25087.
Roble de La Jarosa. (Drama) 5172.
Rocap (i. D.) Suppl. on Dyke’s auto-
mobile instruction. 4510.
Rochel (Clément) :
Agence R. T. Z. 13312, 16060.
Chanson des Flandres. 27055.
Rochester (E. G.) Forenoon & after-
noon & night. 30757.
Rochester, Mich., map. 5330.
Rochester. N. Y.:
Direct. 24463.
Map. 32274, 32275.
Rochester herald co.
(State) map. 11298.
Rochester mining district, Nev., map.
5331.
Rochester trailer ¢o., ine.
help-meet. 21653.
Rock-a-bye baby. 768.
Rock Hill,-S. C., map.
Rock Island Co., Ill., map.
Rock Island savings bank.
5080.
Out of the mouth of
New York
Motor ear’s
11323.
3097.
How does
an executor differ from an admin-
istrator. [ete.] 738-741.
Rock Isiand stove co. <All about heat-
ing. 18342.
Rock of riches. (Motion picture)
STRAT
Rock Valley, Ia., map. 25165.
Rockefeller institute for med. research.
Jour. of experimental med. 9941.
Rocking the boat. (Drama) 11151.
Rockland, Me., map. 19069.
Rockport, Mass., direct. 23706.
1779
INDEX
Rockwell (Don) My Argentina
queen. 24464.
Rockwell (FEF. W.) jr.
Greylock state reservation.
Guide to the
Rockwell (Florence) Santa Claus’
angel. 8487.
Rockwell (J. H.) In the midst of
life. i6061.
Rockwell (P. A.):
Air battles in raid biggest ever
fought. [ete.] 27056-27062.
Amer. athlete is killed. [ete]
21656-21666.
Amer. aviator in thrilling sky
fight. [ete.] 24465-24468.
Amer. gets rest from Verdun
fight. [etc.] 16062-16069.
Amer. gets rest in trench paradise.
[ete.] 18343-18358.
Americans get war honors for
- bravery. [ete.] 13313-13319.
Fly under Lafayette’s name.
fete.] 30759-30762.
New Yorker is not wounded.
10522.
Rockwell (W. E.) Speed secrets.
TiS.
Rockwell (W. F.) Paper mill prob-
lems. 138320.
Rockwell (W. 8.) co.:
Automatic furnaces for annealing,
ete. 7735.
Fuel oil appliances.
Rocky, Okl., map. 8651.
Rocky Mount, N. C., direct.
Rocky Mountain highway, map.
18354.
24469.
dd82.
Roddy (J. A.) Serology lab. guide.
133521.
Rodeheaver (H. A.) Gabriel (C. H.)
ed. Rodeheaver recitations. 6720,
9607.
Rodgers (R. H.) Manual arts lesson
plans. 10523.
Jingles. 18855.
Salvation of a race
Rodman (Arthur)
Rodman (C. L.)
through the Birth of a nation.
16070.
Rodrigo (Maria) Diana _ cazadora.
8320.
Rodriguez (Honorio Alonso) See
Alonse Rodriguez (Honorio)
Rodriguez-Arias (Eugenio) Oficial de
guardia. 8441.
Rodriguez de Celis (Nicancr)
de nardos. 2953.
Rodriguez Vidal (J.)
Vara
Dawn of day.
742.
Roe (Laidgin) White gloves. 32138.
Roe (R. H.) Co-operating decorative
system. 21667.
Roeblings (J. A.) sons co.:
Sunderland (C. C.) Aerial wire
rope conveyors. 7985.
Wire rope slings. 80763.
B0TDS. .
pt.1, n.s., v.13
Roeder (G. C.)
subjected to hardships,
Roeder (Ralph) Miracle
Anthony. 22509.
Roehrig (B. F.):
All about photo coloring. 24470.
Missing Minn. woman
7738.
of Saint
Bielenberg (A.) co. Roehrig’s
transparent oil photo colors.
Does,
Roehrs (Julius) co. Orchids & green-
house plants. 4511.
Roemer (C. O.) Cumberiand creates
confidence. T7837.
Roessner (R. M.):
Cleveiand, ©., direct. 198438.
Pittsburgh, Pa., classified bldg.
traces direct. 4460.
Toledo, GC. Classified bldg. trades
direct. 22058.
Roger Bean coifee bk. 15417. —
Roger La Honte. (Drama) 1237 (1)
Rogers (C. N.) Mothers. prayer.
106524.
Rogers (Charles) Movie | mania.
16650.
Rogers (EH. A.) Dundee collie ken-
nels. Training & care of collies.
3623.
Rogers (E. M.) Steadfast falters.
30764. :
Rogers (L. W.) Moth. 13992.
Rogers (M.. HB.) First Christmas.
24991.
Rogers (R. B.) Dear Old Giory flag
for me. T7738.
Rogers (R. H.)
3040, 8625.
Rogers (W. A.):
Hurrah for the G. A. R. 13322.
Lake Co., Or., map.
Then I laughed. [ete] 30765,
30766. :
Rogoff (KEK. M.) Night in a eafe.
18782.
Rogue with a heart. (Motion picture)
1438583.
Rohrer (G. M.) Toy shop. 25059.
rohrer’s world fa-
Guide
Rohrer (Joseph)
mous inst. of beauty culture.
to success. 16525.
Rohrer’s world famous inst. of beauty
culture. Guide to success. 10525.
Roi des cuistots. 30672.
Roig (—) Serafin, el pinturero.
32015. ;
Roig (EH. F. Gutiérrez) See Gutiérrez
Roig (E. F.)
Rojel (Samuel Aguado)
Rojel (Samuel)
See Aguado
Rokoko. (Drama) 8483.
Roland (1. N.) Souvenir of the
founder & founding of the Y. M.
Cx Ace 139.
Roland, Ia., map. 3098.
1780
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Rolfe photoplays, inc.:
Awakening of Helena
Beoce.
Brand of cowardice.
Dawn of love. 22867.
Dorian’s divorce. 14226.
God’s half acre. 19185.
Her great price. S776.
Purple lady. 14844.
Quitter. 17044.
Snowbird. 11540.
Stolen triumph. 32545.
Sunbeams. 27948.
Upheaval. 23041.
Wager. 27970.
Wheel of the law.
moll call (Drama) 14084.
Rolle-Barnes co. Catalog. 10526.
Rollin (G. 8S.) Iron Co., Mich., map.
19010.
Rolling
19283.
Rollo (Walter)
11-012.
Romain (H. W.)
afraid. 16071.
PeoOmMeyih . (dc. M. )
_ 16499.
Romence and rough-house.
* picture) 19284.
Romance at random.
ture) 143854.
Romance Island. (Drama)
Romance of a day. (Drama)
Romance of Billy Goat Hill.
picture) 22988.
Remance of Eta.
Romance of old Erin.
Romance of the Catskills.
16671.
Romance of the Hannah Van Horn.
(Drama) 11152.
Romance of toyland.
ture) 658565.
Romano (Armando)
baek. 16635.
Romans (Dallas)
to-now clothes.
Richie.
25226.
25048.
Stones, (Motion picture)
Extrablitter! 8342,
Creed of the un-
Blood will tell.
(Motion
(Motion pic-
5173.
25029.
(Motion
(Drama) 14035.
(Drama) 5035.
(Drama)
(Motion pic-
Nature’s come-
Up-to-now co. Up-
Li 2
Romantie black-mailer. (Drama)
25030, 25031.
Romantie Indiana. (Drama) 25082.
Romantic journey. (Motion picture)
32526.
Romberg (Sigmund) Petticoat sol-
dier. 8461.
Romeo & Juliet. (Motion picture)
25848, 25349.
Romeo & Juliet (Tragedy of)
(Drama) 25032*.
Rommel (J. C.) Pennsylvania, map.
25159.
Ronald (W. R.) Carroll trust & sav-
ings bank. Would you double your
money. 28517.
(Oh al
_—————— eee
“Rose (HH. B.)
Ronald press co. Bentley (H.C.) <Ac-
‘counting problems. 28312-28314.
Rondermund (M. J.) Relation of man
to his environment. 2415.
Roof (i. H.) co. Smith (F. BE.) Most
frequent diseases of mankind. 2510.
Rookie. (Motion picture) 89138.
Room rent & romance. (Motion pic-
ture) 25350.
Room with bath. (Drama) 22578.
Room no. 17. (Motion picture) 19285.
Room 989. (Drama) 382006.
Roomer at Smith’s (Drama) 11153.
Roosevelt (Theodore) Specially posed
views of. (Moving picture) 14355.
Roosevelt (W. A.) co. Hlectrical sup-
ply eatalog. T7740.
Roosevelt, N. J., map. 27749.
Roop, (C2 8B.) Modern cave-man.
24996.
Root (W. A.) Salesmanship. 13323,
27063.
Root newspaper assn.:
Fall fashion number. 24471.
Spring fashion no. 7741.
Root of evil. (Drama) 18910, 25088.
Rope of pearls. (Drama) 2919.
Roper (D. ©. C. L.) Food for the
traveler. [ete] 21668, 21669.
2R0per (Loring) st. Peter & the
Mason. 21670.
Roping a sweetheart. (Motion pic-
ture) 19286.
Ropp (Christian) Ropp’s perpetual
calendar. 27064.
Ropp’s perpetual calendar. 27064.
Rorem (S. O.) How Sioux City is
governed. 21671.
Rortz (J. H.) Return of Hi Jinks.
21655.
Rosal-Berry :
C’est bien pour vous faire plaisir!
13902.
Maitre Alice. 13978.
Rosalia (Giovanni de) See De Ro-
salie (Giovanni)
Rosario. (Drama) 14636.
Rosary of life. (Drama) 140387.
Rosback (FF. P.) co. Ten-strike Tom-
kins. 13324.
Roscommon Co., Mich., map.
Rose (A. A.) Chandler (J. Y.)
an incense burner. 3429.
Rose (B. R.) 25th anniversary mes-
sage of a life insur. agent. d0767.
Rose (C. W. De) See DeRose (C. W.)
Direct. of things you
(142.
3099.
Vith
want to know.
Rose (H. E.).:
Daughter
8312.
Devil’s harvest. 22401.
Little girl that God forgot.
My mother’s rosary. 11107.
of Mother Machree.
18857.
1781
INDEX
pt. SS yore
Rose (F. O.) Physician’s compact.
5145.
Rose (Florence) Florence Rose
fashions. 22984-22987, 25351-25353,
32927, 32528.
Rose (Florence) fashions. (Motion
picture) 22984-22987, 25351-25353,
B2021, o2020: ;
Rose (Henry) Nearly a jockey.
22530.
Rose (Julian) Dead sweetheart.
11000
Rose (Mal) Listen to me. 27068.
Rose (N. 8.) This way out. 18928.
Rose (R. F.) Robert F. Rose expert
short hand course. 10527, 138325,
24472.
Rose (S. H.) Common-sense manage-
ment. 30768.
Rose (W. A.) Tin owl stories. 27066.
Rose (W. B.):
Arnold’s pract. Sabbath schl. com-
mentary. 23134.
Daily calendar for fifty centuries.
12047.
Rose coiored scarf. (Motion picture)
ete
Rose Hathern’s sacrifice. (Drama)
8484.
Rose of Grenade. (Motion picture)
27924.
Rose of Italy. (Motion picture)
11528.
Rose of the South. (Motion picture)
27925.
Rosedale, Kan., direct. 9944.
Rosen (If. E.) Massacre. 2888.
Rosen (Julius) Halbe dichter. 8872.
Rosenberg (H.H.) Making the house-
organ pay. 21672.
Rosenberg (J. G.)
gasoline computing chart.
J. G. Rosenberg’s
13326.
Rosenblum (L. 8.) Frackman (Jo-
seph) ¢co., inc. Frackman detacha-
ble soli-effect diamond clusters.
28656.
Rosenblum (W.) Cop and the lady.
2806.
Rosener (G. M.):
Deserter. 31723.
Girl who paid. 18936.
Old home towners. 166388.
Only justice. 16641.
sawdust: 82011.
Rosenfeld (M. H.):
It’s the woman who gives. 24473.
Most wonderful thing I ever did.
16072.
Rosenstein (Leo):
Die oder keine. 16525. -
Winzerbraut. 32148.
Rosenzweig (Adolf) Serivalor. 743.
Rosenzweig (I. A.) Morris annual.
Digs ba
Roses.
(Drama) 5174.
Oo
8485.
See Society of Rosicru-
Rosetta. (Drama)
Rosierucians.
cians, ine.
Rosing (G. E.) Rosing school of let-
tering & design. 30769.
Rosita. (Drama) 117:
Ross (Aaron) Touch of nature.
22625.
Ross (Adrian) Happy day. 138944.
Ross (Ben) Twilight sleep. 8964.
Ross (Chas) & son co.:
Ross, improved liquid
paste mixtures. 24474.
& semi-
Ross improved roller mills. 21673.
Ross (H. O.) Ross-Gould list & let-
ter co. Price list. 30g
Ross CNG.) %
Essays on health via chiropractic.
24475.
Meaning of disease. 27067.
Ross college of chiropractic.
ann. announcement. 18327.
9th
Ross (P. R.) Seeing the Orient.
27068.
Ross college of chiropractic:
Ross (N. C.) Meaning of disease.
27067.
133205
Price list
9th ann. announcement.
Ross-Gould list & letter co.
30770. ;
Ross heater & mfg. co., ine. Ross
crosshead - guided expansion joint.
30T(1.
Rossini (—) Cenicienta.
Rossiter (Alfred)
13901.
Pocket manual for
character analysts & emplayment
managers. 4512.
Roswell; N..M., direct.. 16073:
Roterberg (A.) Superior magical ap-
paratus. 18328.
Roth (Aaron) Wanderers.
Roth (C. G.) Next. 27069.
Roth (D. M.) Roth complete course
of memory training. 13329.
Roth (Irving) In the wrong neigh-
borhood. 2868.
Rotoprint gravure co., ine. Rotogray-
ure by rotoprint methods. 21674.
Roudebush (E. H.) Round base wriit-
ing system. 2416.
Rough notes co. Insur. hand-bk.- of
the state of Ill. 24476.
Rough riders of India.
8558.
(Motion pic-
ture) 16978. ;
Roughneck. (Motion picture) 5856,
17050.
Roughneck Riley. (Drama) 18911.
Roumania, wap. 32276.
Round Rock, Tex., map. 11324.
Rousseau (Charles) Dans la poudre.
2417, 16074.
Rouveyrol (A. E.)
ily. 8411.
Rouville (G. S.
ville (G. S.)
Man of the fam-
de) See De Rou-
1782
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Rovnat (M. B.) Huston (F. M.)
Bus. outlook. [etce.] 6968-6970.
Row (R. K.) Studies in English.
hiae.
Row, Peterson & co.:
Free (Margaret)
ing & lit. 3716.
Julius Caesar. 8392*.
Olmstead (KE. G.) Ned and Nan
in Holland. 21471. :
Robbins (C. M.) Studies in Eng-
Primary read-
shes Wiec.
Treadwell (H. T.) Reading—lit-
erature. 869.
Rowan (B. M.) Moylan (William)
Resignation. 4288.
Rowe (F. L.) Bachman (A. J.) Ser-
mon outlines. 11703.
Rowe (H. M.) co. Test exercises.
30772.
Rowe (Mrs: N.) Field dog stud bk.
9566.
Rowland (A. J.) secy.:
Grose (H. B.) Immigration &
citizenship. 20376.
McAlpine (C. A.) .
Hogan. 26624.
Stevens (D. G.) Service of rec-
ognition of parental duty &
Hogan &
purpose. 10708.
Stifler (J. M.) God. 21947.
Baylor’ (F. E.) Soul-winning.
22008.
Vaughan (R. M.) Holy spirit of
the helper. 22168.
Rowland (EK. W.) My mother’s
rosary. 11107.
Rowley (H.C.) Canned fruit & vege-
table pack. 7743.
Rowley (H. H.) Henry H. Rowley’s
1917 yr. bk., Success on the farm.
293384.
Rowley (J. F.) Rowley (J. F.) co.
Stery of the celebrated Rowley leg.
18356.
Roy (Albert) Mt. Hebron land & de-
velopment co. Freedom’s call in the
last Amer. West. 2256.
Roy (L. E.) Co-operative buying co.
Citizen’s defense puzzle. 19892.
Roy, Mont., map. 14152.
Royal (S. C.) Reference elementary
arithmetic card. 30778.
Royal baking powder co.:
An ha balay figa paghorno.
4513, 4514.
Table and kitchen. 30774.
Royal equipment co. Raybestos brake
lining & clutch data. 13334.
Royal flush. 11391.
Royal iron mfg. co.
ship. 16076.
Royal love. (Motion picture) 8914.
Royal neighbors of America. Supply
dept. Catalog. 1744.
[ete.]
Royal salesman-
Royal Oak, Mich., map. 3100, 5333.
Royal pub. co.:
Amer. joke bk. 2419.
La Tour (Irene) Art needlework.
2143.
Murphy (D. &.)
2263.
Royal purple.
Royal road. (Drama) 16672.
Royal serum co. Diagnosis & dif-
ferential diagnosis of hog cholera.
[ete.] 18358-18364.
Royal tailors co.:
Amer. joke bk.
13335, 18357.
Design your own spring suit.
[ete.] 10529, 105380.
Efficient way to. order. [ete. }
24477-24479.
Half a thousand fabrics to select
from. 21675.
Royal specialties. [ete.] 7745,
7746.
Royal tailored. 27070.
Royal Worcester corset co.:
Advertising service. [ete.] 4515,
4516.
For stout figures, Adjusto corsets.
10531.
Tllustrated price list. 2420, 21676.
Royal blue book of authentic cor-
set styles. 27071.
Royalton co. Royal way of making
money. 10532.
Royalty at Red Wing. (Motion pic-
ture) 27931.
Roycrofters :
Hoyle (J. T.) Sunny Crest. 3898.
Hubbard (Elbert) Little journey
to the home of Josiah & Sarah
Wedgwood. f[ete.] 38899, 3900.
Royden (Perry) pseud. See Dorsey
Gi: He)
Royle (John) & sons:
Cutters that cut. 30775.
Efficient machinery. 24480.
T7747.
appli-
Registering, mounting table.
Royle saw conditioning
ances. [ete.] 4517, 4518.
Tool & cutter grinder. 21677.
Royle (W. H.) Dynamite. 11004.
Roézyckiego (M. S.):
Cacusia. 2792.
Dwoch Felikséw i dwie Felunie.
2820.
Dziecko Milosci. 2821.
Zydowskie swaty. 2968.
Rubber rompers. (Motion picture)
5857.
Rube & the ragamuffin. (Drama)
16673.
*Rubel (Lawrence) service co. Uncle
Sam awake. 19328.
Ruben (Jose) Monsieur Renaud.
TitG:
Rubens (P. A.) Happy day. 18944.
1783
INDEX
Rubenstein (W. B.)
co. Service. 24433
R. & Hy ady,
Rubes. elec. devices, inc. Rubes elec.
portable lamp. 16077.
Rubin (D. N.) Dedication. 31717.
Rubinverlag M. & W. Kohler.
top fi 11195:
Rubovits (Toby) Styles for men &
young men. 18865.
Ruby brooch. (Drama) 32007.
Ruck (Berta) See Onions (B. R.)
Rueker, (By H.).;,-Phelps Go.,..Me.,
map. 38090.
Rudd (W. N.) Mt. Greenwood ceme-
tery assn. Chicago’s most beautiful
cemetery. 4282.
Rudder pub. co.
On flags. 25415.
Ruebel-Brown inc.:
Tip
Aldridge (A. F.)
Mo. crematory assn. Cremation.
21089.
My job is my best friend. 30776.
See also Advertising, Ruebel-
Brown, ine.
Ruebel-Tyler-Brown adv. Co. Mo.
crematory assn. Cremation. 10220.
Ruen (H. C.):
Citer-digest suppl. 30777.
U. S. statute citer-digest suppl.
2421.
Ruin (V. C:)
Ruge (Clara):
Hero. 16569.
Raub. 31989.
Rugg (W. K.) Club woman.
Ruggles (B. C.)
mek. S157.
Ruggles (EF. A.) :
Pocket manual of the stock mar-
ket. 21678.
Stock fluctuations. 744.
Ruggles (IK. W.) Wild flower.
Ruiz (José Selgas)
Thanksgiving. 7748.
13910.
Prophet of good
4519.
See Selgas Ruiz
(José)
Rule (L. V.) Jonathan Jennings.
12336.
Ruler of the forest. (Drama) 25020*.
Ruling passion. (Motion picture)
5858.
Ruling power. (Drama) 32008.
Rullman (Fred.) ine.:
Iphigenie auf Tauris. 31827.
Taming of the shrew. 5195.
Rum Cay. (Motion picture) 325384.
Rummage sale. (Drama) 11154.
Run.or fichts43756:.
Rund um die liebe. (Drama) 8486,
zl
Rundell (S. P.) Rundell’s interecol-
legiate football schedule. 27072.
Runnalls .(C. B.) With God in the
silence. 24481.
Ruoft (H. W.):
Circle of knowledge. 27078.
Standard dict. of facts. 10533.
pts; ties.i ves
Rupert (G. G.) Bk. of the law found
again. 21679.
Rupert of Hentzau.
5859.
Rural
253854.
Rus-Leg illustrative service:
Before you order a new drawing.
2422.
Rus-Leg illustrative service.
10584, 13337.
(Drama) 14088.
(Motion picture)
(CL). PRY
(Motion picture)
romance. (Motion picture)
7749,
Ruse.
Ruse.
Rush
14000.
Rush (Olive):
Busy cherups.
30780.
Cherups. 16078, 18366.
Cherups & the weather man.
[etc] 24482, 24488.
Rusk (J. W.) Bull market. 31667.
Rusk farm co. Rusk farm cheese.
13338.
Ruskay (C. B.) Boss. 27566.
Ruskin (John) King of the Goiden
River. 21680.
Ruslander (F. EH.) :
Doctrine of
(51-7753:
Who is to be judge in labor dis-
putes now. 16079.
5860.
Office next door.
[ete.] 30779,
sabotage. [ete.]
Russell (A. A.) Her boys college
fund. f[ete.] 24484, 24485.
Russell (A. E.) Beckwith’s almanac.
69.
Russell (A. L.) Cotton seed oil.
27074.
Russell (C. E.) Labor’s Australian
army sneered at. [ete.] 2423-
2427.
Russell (I. H.) All’s well that ends
well. 10950.
Russell (L. B.) Milk diet and rest
treatment. 18367.
Russell (Lillian) :
Alarming is the face of anger.
[ete.] 30781-30819.
Are you too vain to be beautiful.
{ete.] 21681-21720.
Beauty lies at the end of the rain-
bow. [ete.] 745-758. -
Beauty talks by Lillian Russell.
fete. ] 2428-2455, 4520-4548,
7754-7786, 10535-10562, 13339-
13371, 16080-16103, 18368-18394,
24486-24512, 27075-27108.
Russeli (M. L.) Nursery
18395.
Russell (Robert)
phrasing. 18396.
Russell (T. H.) Concise Amer. bus.
course. 10568.
songs.
His modern para-
1784
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Russell uniform co. Service uniforms
& equipments. 7787.
Russian Empire, map. 8101, 5334,
8652.
Russian justice (Drama) 2888.
Rusted stock. (Drama) 22579.
Rusty Kate, the farmer’s daughter.
(Motion picture) 5861.
Ruth. (Drama) 32009.
Rutherford (Rutledge)
should weigh. 4549.
Rutherford Co., Tenn., map. 5335.
Rutherfordton, N. C., map. 8653.
Ruthrauff (W. M.) Value of calcium
What you
phosphate. 30820.
Rutland (A. J.) Let there be light.
10564.
Rutland, Vt., map. 11325.
Rutledge, Mo., map. 25166.
Ruutz-Rees (J. E.) Mantle of charity.
30821.
Ruxton (Robert)
selling farce.
Ryan (G. W.)
4550.
Ryan (J. B.):
Girl with
27109.
Virginia’s futurity. 21721.
Ryan (T. A.) Archie’s honeymoon.
982.
Ryder (F. A.)
cret of health.
Ryder (T. S.)
EO eo Cl.
Ryee (William de)
(William )
Ryegate, Mont.. map. 16859.
Ryer (G. W.)
14009.
Ryerson (J. T.) & son. Prevention of
Selling force & the
fete 132 loote.
Economy in fire insur.
the squeaky eyes.
Balcom (F. O.)
14545.
Reecordia grand opera
Se-
See De Ryee
slipping, ete. 30822.
S. & G. mid-yr. desk calendar. 138374.
Sco. It stays put. 7788.
=. K. EF. ball bearing co.:
Ball bearings as an automobile
sales factor. T7789.
Better elec. motors. [ete.] 21722,
223.
Better production. 24513.
5. ©. S. call of humanity. (Motion
picture) 32576.
S-O-S—Uncle Sam. (Drama) 5175.
S. P. F. wood preserving co., ine. S.
P. EF. carbolinewum. 30823.
Saalfield pub. co.:
Baby’s own bk. [ete.] 759.
Boy scouts in
[ete.] 17549-
Durston (George)
front of Warsaw.
got
Far away friends. 760.
. Montgomery (F.T.) Billy Whisk-
ers out West. 7382.
Mother Goose. Mother Goose
ABC [ete.] 613, 614.
1
Our new minister.
Sadtler (H. S.)
Saalfield pub. co.—Continued.
Object A BC bk. 761.
Pets of the farm. 762.
Rock-a-bye baby. 763.
Summer snow, and other fairy
plays. 14046*.
Sabatini (Rafael) Ghost of Tron-
jolly. 10565.
Sabin (F. E.) Syntax game for high
school Latin pupils 27110
Sable lorcha. (Motion picture) 8915.
Saccus malorum. (Drama) 8399*.
Sachs (Abraham) :
Fakir. -24937.
Futures. 24948.
Sachs (Sigmund)
home indus. 764.
Sackett (J. B.): ;
Confessions of a twister. 24514.
Development of the accident inan-
ual. 30824.
Educa. dept. 7790.
History of monthly premium sys-
New great Amer.
_. tem, 21724.
Sackler (Harry) Pearl of Sahara.
mnt
Saco, Me., direct. 28332.
Sacramento, Cal., direct.
Sacramento, Cal., map.
16864, 19070.
Sacramento direct.
Cal., direct. 2456.
Sacramento merchants credit bureau.
18397.
Sacred tree of the Omaha
(Drama) 110380.
Sadenwater (Harry)
pacity & dead end effect.
Sadler (BH. B.) California,
16759, 22681.
Sadler (W. 8.):
Chicago therapeutic instit. Chi-
cago therapeutic inst. 25726.
Phys. training suggestions. T7791.
Physician, heal thyself. 21725.
For smocking round
fete.] 13am; deat:
Modern violin cul-
2456.
5336, 16860—
co. Sacramento,
tribe.
Distributed ca-
138738.
map.
yokes & cuffs.
Saenger (Gustav)
ture. 30825.
Safe-cabinet co. :
Ammunition. 9089, 23118, 28089.
And they knew the penalty of
fooling with fire—but. 10566.
Here’s one policy you can’t get.
fete.] 4551, 4552.
Safe in the safe. (Motion picture)
22988.
Safe proposition. (Motion picture)
27926.
Safe risk. (Motion picture) 5862.
Safeguarding the health of the citi-
zeus. (Motion picture) 5868.
Safety first. (Motion picture)
25395.
5864,
KR
J
INDEX
Safety press, inc.:
Fires in institutional bldgs. 2458.
Fires in r. r. property. 17792.
Sage (H. A.) Play-things I can make.
fete.] 183898, 18399.
Saginaw, Mich., direct. 10567.
Saginaw Co., Mich., map. 14153.
Saher (Max) Just for a change.
24967.
Saindon (Theodore) Explanation &
instructions. 765, 30826.
St. Anthony’s almanac. 16104.
St. Augustine, Fla., direct. 4553.
St. Cecilia community. And there was
light. 24895.
St.. Clair Co., Til, direct. 16105.
St. Clair Co., Mich., map. 14154.
St. Clair mfg. co. Modern comforts
for country homes. 27111.
St. Croix Co. abstract co. Abstract of
title. 21726.
St. Francis school for boys. Boy
martyr of the blessed sacrament.
31661.
St. Helen development co.
ter idea. 7793.
St. Helens, Or., map. 14155.
St. John (E. M.) Cornell law list.
John Car-
3498.
St. John (F. J.) Christmas gift.
30827.
St. John (John) pseud. See Rayner
(John)
St. Johns table co. St. Johns tables.
[ete.] 4554, 4555.
St. Joseph (Sister of) Communion
prayer bk. 18475.
St. Joseph, Mo., direct. 10568.
St. Joseph Co., Ind., map. 5337.
St. Louis, Mo., direct. 7794, 13377,
18400.
St. Louis, Mo., map. 5338-5340,
11326, 27750.
St. Louis Co., Minn., map. 14156.
St. Louis Co., Mo., map. 19071.
St. Louis lightning rod co. Lightning
rod. 20851.
St. Louis republic classified direct.
10569.
St. Lucie Co., Fla., gazeteer. 20260.
St. Matthew’s church. Lent. 7795.
St. Nicholas book of plays and oper-
ettas. 27656.
Saint Patrick’s day in the morning.
(Drama) 250834.
St. Paul, Minn., direct. 18401.
St. Paul, Minn., map. 13841, 3102,
14157, 14158, 19072.
St. Paul dispatch & pioneer press
almanac & yr. bk. ‘166.
st. Paul yr. bk. 21727.
St. Petersburg, Fla., direct.
St. Valentine’s house.
16683, 24916*.
2459.
(Drama)
SS
pt. I, n. 8., v. 13
Saints & sinners. (Motien picture)
11529.
Sajewski (W. H.):
Cacusia. 2792.
Chiopieec studukatowy. 2800.
Czula struna. 2811.
Dwoch Felikséw i dwie Felunie.
2820.
Dziecko MiloSei. 2821.
Gora piesh. 2847.
Ostatnie dwa ruble. 2908.
Syn wolnosci. 2938.
U przekupi. 2949.
Waika o Kobiete. 2958.
Wsciekty student. 2965.
Wyrodna cérka. 2966.
Zosia druhna. 2967.
Zydowskie swaty. 2968.
Sakahra. (Drama) 16674.
Sala (F. M.) Shady side. - 32018.
Salani (Adriano):
Cappelli (Elisa)
bambino. 25690.
Catani (Tommaso) Casa mia!...
Casa mia! 6350.
Landay (Maurice)
cera. 12727.
Salcedo (Antonio) Caceria. 10977.
Salem, Mass., direct. 4556.
Salem, Mass., map. 25167.
Salem, Mo., map. 3103.
Primo libro del
Bambola di
Salem, N. H., direct. 767.
Salem, N. J., map. 1342.
Salem laundry co. One of them spells.
T7796.
Sales method co.:
Ad helps for banks. [ete.] 2460—- —
2464.
Ad heips for butchers. [ete]
16106-16111.
Ad helps for clothiers & men’s
furnishers. 15701.
Ad helps for furniture dealers.
[ete.] 21728, 21729.
Ad helps for laundries.
Ad helps for shoe dealers.
Ad helps for undertakers.
T7797.
45957.
13378.
Saleski (Felicitas) Christmas pa-
geant. 31689.
Saleslady. (Motion picture) 5865.
Salesmaker. 4558.
Salesman & the valet. (Drama)
16675.
Salesman-ship of the Columbian crew.
21730, 27112, 30828.
Salida, Col., direct. 2465.
Salinas to Pacific Grove, Cal., map.
1343.
Salinas to Watsonville, Cal.,
1344.
Saline Co., Mo., map. 27751.
Salis (J. H. de) See De Salis (J. H.)
Salisbury, Md., map. 14159, 22783.
map.
1786
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Sally in our alley.
5866, 17051.
Salmon from the egg to the table.
(Motion picture) 19287.
Salt City bus. college of Hutchinson,
Kan. Facts. 21732.
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Direct. 18402.
W. E. Farr’s vest pocket street
direct. 7798.
Salt River Valley, Ariz., direct.
30618.
Salt seller. 24515.
Salter (W. 'T. H.) Victory.
Salvation Joan.
8916.
Salvesen (Nick)
Salvini (W. D.)
2927.
Sam. (Motion picture) 17049.
Sam Bo-jam and his African colony.
4452,
24516.
(Motion picture)
Wise 1D 19:
Shoemaker’s trouble,
(Drama) 14039.
Sammie Jonnsin & his wonderful
lamp. (Motion picture) 32529.
Sammie Johnsin at the seaside. (Mo-
tion picture) 27927.
Sammie Johnsin minds the _ baby.
(Motion picture) 25356.
Sammie Jehnsin slumbers not. (Mo-
tion picture) 382530.
Sammie Johnsin’s love affair. (Mo-
tion picture) 27928.
Sammie Johnsin, hunter. (Motion
picture) 5867.
Sammis (J. H.) Get busy. 7799.
Sammon (EHllen) Poems & helpful
sayings. 21733.
Sammy Johnsin gets a job. (Motion
picture) 17052.
Sammy Johnsin in Mexico. (Motion
picture) 19288.
Sammy Johnsin, magician. (Motion
picture) 143856.
Sammy Johnsin, strong man. (Motion
picture) 5868.
Sampsel (G. J.) Apple blossoms.
§266.
Sampson (C. H.) Algebra review.
184038.
Sampson (M. W.) Shakespeare’s
comedy a growth. 16112.
Sampson & Murdock co.:
Albany, N. Y., map.
and Rensselaer,
22668.
IN ees reser) 1S
rect. 17115.
Amesbury, Mass., map. 25092.
Attleboro, Mass., map. 27689.
North Attleboro & Plainville,
Mass., direct. 25498.
munure. WN. Y., ‘direct.
——map. 22676.
Boston, Mass. Boston
bus. direct. 8354.
direct. 17276.
——map. 18968.
23140.
register &
(Motion picture)
Sampson & Murdock co.—Continued.
Clark’s Boston blue bk. for 1917.
28614.
East Providence, R. I., direct.
25899.
Fall River, Mass., direct. 29011.
Gloucester, Mass., map. 25120.
and Rockport, Mass., direct.
23706.
Lawrence, Mass., direct. 240663.
map. 25135.
Lowell, Mass., direct. 4165.
map. 38047.
Lynn, Mass., direct. 12803.
map. 11287.
Manchester, N. H., direct. 26650.
New England bus. direct. & gazet-
teer. T4388.
Newburyport, Mass., map. 25155.
and Amesbury, Mass., direct.
26811.
Newport, R. I., direct. 185197.
map. 19045.
Oswego, N. Y., direct. 243872.
map. 25158.
Pawtucket, R. L., map. 22775.
and Central Falis, R. IL,
direct. 21520.
Providence, R. I., direet. 30675.
J
13248.
——map. i4151.
Syracuse, N. Y., map. 22795.
Solvay, Onondaga & East-
wood, N. Y¥., direct. 21995.
. Taunton, Mass., direct. 381185.
Troy, N. Y., direct. 18616.
map. 19087.
Woonsocket, R. IL, direct. 10910.
Samstag (H.N.) Time saving method
of taking inventory. 30829.
Samuel (Aaron) Joined together.
7800.
Samuel (J. W.) Physical prepared-
ness. 10570.
Samuels (G. A.) Colville Indian res-
ervation, Wash., map. 14081.
Samuels (M. V.):
Dawn of a new day.
Editor. 31740.
Plan and the man.
Prepared for war.
Trip of pleasure.
Who answered
22653.
Woman of a few words. 25083.
Samuels (Morton) & co. Newark
shoe stores co. Successful manage-
ment. 43834.
San Antonio, Tex., direct. 10571.
San Antonio, Tex., map. 32277.
San Bernardino, Cal., direct. 30830.
San Bernardino, Cal., map. 14160.
San Bernardino direct. co. San Ber-
nardino, Cal., direct. 30830.
22397.
1148.
25022.
32087.
the telephone?
87
INDEX
pt. 1, Rh S, ¥. 45
San Bernardino Mts., map. 1345.
Sanborn (B. HH.) & co.:
Edson (A. W.) Cards for the
rapid recognition of phrases &
word groups. 20073.
Seott (F. N.) Course of language
study. 271386.
Sanborn (J.B.):
Coal dealers’ blue bk. 6406,
25758.
Line yards. 10079.
Sanborn (N. W.):
Making the most of a poultry
farm. 768, 2466.
Poultry & farm. 4559, 7801,
10572, 18380, 16116, 18404, 21734,
24517, 27113, 30831.
Sanborn, Ia., map. 19073.
Sanborn map co. See for entries of
maps, this index under names of
places.
Sanchez (Oswaldo) Suefios explica-
dos. 16113.
“Sanco auto supply co. Wholesale auto
accessories. 27114.
Sanctuary. (Drama) 1174.
Sand (J. H.) Duchess and the deli-
eatessen. 13924.
Sand, scamps & strategy. (Motion
picture) 22989.
Sandberg (Algot) Mere man. 11095.
Sandeau (Jules) Son-in-law of M.
Poirier. 32030.
Sander (Harold) That little rogue
next door. 11188.
Sanders (Ff. K.) Syllabus of lectures.
24518.
Sanders (Henry)
chasing certificate co., ine.
Merchandise pur-
Automo-
biles, motor cycles, auto trucks.
15720:
Sandfort (Paul) Devonian co. of
America. Devonia. 28789.
San Diego, Cal.. direct. 16114.
San Diego Co., Cal., map. 1346, 19074.
San Diego direct. co. San Diego, Cal.,
direct. 161374.
San Diego Co. (Surveyor of) San
Diego Co., Cal., map. 19074.
. San Diego union. Mason (B. A.)
Value of a valet. 12857.
Sandison (L. E.) Lantern. 15572.
Sandman. (Drama) 16676.
Sandpoint, Id., map. 3104.
Sands (H. E.) Sonneborn (Henry)
& co., ine. Style plus. 21881.
Sands (Horace van) See Van Sands
(Horace)
Sands of destiny. (Drama)
Sandusky, O., direct. 18405.
Sandwick (R. L.) Junior high school
speller. 18406.
27657.
_ Sangre nihilista.
San Francisco, Cal.:
Chamber of commerce. San Fran-
cisco chamber of commerce.
ELIS:
Direct. 16115,
Map. 1347, 16819, 22784, 32278.
Monthly motor direct. 24519.
Soe. blue bk. 30338.
San Francisco & bay cities Jewish
blue bk. co. San Francisco & bay
cities blue bk. 30882.
Sangamon Co., JL,
2467.
Sangamon Co. abstract co.
field, IIL, map... 3228%
Sanger, Cal., map. 141683.
Sanger & Jordan:
Catalog of plays.
Soul song. 22600.
Ziegfeld follies of 1916.
(Drama)
(Motion
farm direct.
Spring-
18407.
14067.
27658.
picture)
Sangue irredento.
17053.
Sanitas fifty
308338.
Sanitrade syndicate.
benefit club. Charter.
Sanitrade sell-
ing system. 21735. -
Sanitube co. Sanitubes. fete.]
30834, 30835.
San Joaquin Co., Cal., direct. 16246.
San Joaquin Valley, Cal., map. 14161.
San Jose, Cal., direct. 30836.
San Jose, Cal., map. 8654.
San Marino, Cal., map. 32259.
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
r. r. co. Raising money. 13379.
San Rafael, Cal., map. 14162.
Sant’ -(W. N. van) See Van Sant
(W. N.)
Santa Ana to Riverside,
1348.
Santa Barbara, Cal., map. 1349:
Santa Clara Co., Cal., direct. “S0836.
Santa Clara Co., Cal, map. 19075.
Cal., map.
Santa Claus’ angel. (Drama) 8487.
Santa Claus’ frolics. {Drama )
24991.
Santarone (Paolo) Ragno azzurro.
31988.
Santa Rosa, Cal., map. 19076.
Santos (Buster) pseud. See Santos
(Florence)
Santos (Florence)
31798.
Sapper, pseud.:
Fatal second. [etc.] 16117-16119.
Jim Brent’s V. C. 18408.
Health hunters.
Man who ended the war. 21736.
Retribution. 21737.
Sara came also. (Drama) 32019.
Saranac Lake, N. Y., map. 14164.
Sardis, Miss., map. 1350.
1788
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Sardou (Victorien) :
Golden widow. 27683-1.
Sorceress. 1190.
sargent (D. A.) Dr. D. A. Sargent’s
astrological calendar. 28818.
Sargent (J. M.) Sargent’s ideal con-
erete poultry houses. 16120.
Sargent (P. E.) Hdbk. of Amer. pri-
vate schls. 15228.
Sargent (S. B.) Design & construc-
tion of textile machinery cams.
2468.
Sartorius (August) Kidney. 16121.
Sascha (Drama) 2920.
Saskatchewan, Canada, map. 19077.
Sass (Frederick)
equitable remedies.
Sassmann (Hans):
Retter. 16667.
Injunctions & other
2469.
Stunde der entscheidung. 16691.
Sassone (Felipe):
Lo que se llevan las horas. 11079.
Princesa esta triste. 381978.
Satanas. (Motion picture) 27966.
Satisfaction. (Drama) 22580.
Satterlee (A. WH.) Found, a young
nobleman. 11024.
Sauce for the goose. (Drama)
18912.
Sauer (William) :
Detroit, Mich., map.
11261, 11262.
Sauer’s off.
8604, 8605,
guide & pocket
direct. of Greater Detroit.
6575.
Sauer bros.:
Detroit, Mich., direct. 28785.
map. 16987, 22696, 22697,
Spano 25111.
Saugus, Mass., direct. 18002.
Sauk Centre, Minn., First natl. bank.
Suggestions from Uncle Sam.
10573:
Saul (Milt) Pigeon blood. 31966.
TO I tae
Piggly Wiggly.
Saul. (Drama)
Saunders (Clarence)
[ete.] 30837-30841.
Saunders (EH. J.) Geog. of Washing-
ton. 27116.
Saunders (H. L.) Contractor’s guide.
4560.
Saunders (Lilian) Tea for Genevieve.
8526.
Saunier (B. S.)
13381.
Saute products corp.
nuts. 7802, 13382.
Sauter (Fred) Catalog of Fred Sau-
ter. 769.
Sauveur & Boyiston.
16122.
Savage (H. J.) Bryn Mawr college.
First year and second year English.
23296.
Scorched girl-moths.
From soup to
Corres. course.
Savage (H. W.) ine:
Excuse me. 5528.
Madame X. 5714.
Robinson Crusoe. 19282.
Savage (M. W.) factories, ine.:
Pure food groceries. 24520.
Send to Savage. 21788.
Savage. (Drama) 11156.
Savannah, Ga., map. 25168, 25169.
Savannah, Mo., map. 14165.
Saved by a song. (Motion picture)
5869.
Saved by wireless.
19289.
Saved to serve.
Savery (James)
(Motion picture)
10009.
In for the night.
27602.
Savil’s (Thomas) — sons. Faucets.
13383.
Saving Abbie. (Drama) 25035.
Saving of Dan O’Mara.
ture) 14285.
Saving Susie from the sea. (Motion
picture) 5870.
Saving the country.
Saving the family name.
(Motion pic-
(Drama) 22581.
(Motion pic-
ture) 19290.
Saving wealth & building health. (Mo-
tion picture) 5958.
Savings loan & trust co. Condensed
ry. time ecard. 2470, 4561.
Savona (Francis) Americans awaken!
30842.
7803.
Saward (FF. BE.) Coal trade.
Sawdust. (Drama) 32011.
Sawyer (BE. W.) lLexino card co.
Rules and directions for playing
26569.
Leap frog games.
Lexino games.
Sawyer (F. M.)
7804.
Sawyer (H. A.) Pipes o’ Pan. 11181.
Sawyer’ (J. K.)° ~ bittie true “Story.
770.
Sawyer (L.M.) Help yourself. 31801.
Sax (Isaac) New system of advanc-
ing loans. 30848.
Say uncle. (Drama) 16677.
Sayler (H. L.) Boy scouts of the air.
21739.
Sayles (CH. Fy:
Truth in a nut-shell. 4562.
Vérité en un mot. 2471.
Sayman (I. H.) My character.
Sayonara. (Drama) 18913.
Sayre (Harriet) Sayre method
self-instructive drawing. 10574.
Sayre (J..W.) Girl & the caste sys-
13384.
of
tem. 30844.
Sayre." 1(T.:B.) Treasure Island.
22084.
Sayre, Okl., map. 5341.
Sayre, Pa., direct. 24797.
Water puri-
21740,
Scaife (W. B.) & sons co.
fication for all purposes.
27117, 30845.
1789
INDEX
Seales (C. L. G.) Masque of the
dawn. 16615.
Seales (G. 8S.) Owed to the - cow.
2472.
(Drama) 16678.
(Motion pic-
Scaies of justice.
Sealing the Jungfrau.
ture)- 11530.
Scandia fish co.
fish. T7805.
Seanlan-Morris co.:
Recipes for preparing
Hettinger bros. mfg. co. White
line office equipment. 20487.
Noyes bros. & Cutler, ine. White
line office equipment. 21455.
White line hospital furniture.
21741.
Scapegrace. (Motion picture) 14857.
Sear. (Drama) 8278".
Scarborough (George) Heart of We-
tona. 5051.
Searborough motor guide co.:
New York (State) map. 11299.
Searborough’s off. tour bk. 16123.
Searborough’s off. tour. bk. 16123.
Scarlet chastity. (Motion picture)
S917.
Scarlet mark. (Motion picture.)
14358.
Searlet oath. (Motion picture) 32531.
Scarlet road. (Motion picture) 5871,
5872.
Searlet runner. (Motion picture)
22990-22997, 25357-25360.
Scarlet woman. (Motion picture)
14359.
31885.
(Motion pic-
Seariett (Le Roi) Mask.
Sears & stripes forever.
ture) 5873.
Seates (E. W.) Historic pageant of
Fort Fairfield & the Aroostook
Valley. 22446.
Scenario bulletin. How to write & sell
scenarios. 2478.
Scenario bulletin-review. 13385, 18409.
Seenes from Alice in Wonderland &
Through the looking glass.
(Drama) 16683.
Seenes frem the highland of Jamtland,
Sweden. (Motion picture) 5874.
Scenes in & around British headquar-
ters. (Motion picture) 14860.
Scenes in Iceland. (Motion picture)
11431.
Scenic film co.
21742.
Schack (Joseph):
Schack artificial flower co.,
Bk. of scenarios.
ine.
Schack’s bk. of suggestions.
[ete.] 2474, 2475.
Schack’s Christmas flower
book. 27118.
Schack’s bk. of prepared materials
for making paper flowers.
10575.
Schack’s fall flower bk. 21748.
Dt. Bases
Schack artificial flower co., ine.:
schack’s bk. of suggestions.
[ete.] 2474, 2475.
Scehack’s Christmas flower bk.
27118.
Schaefer (C. H. B.) Glossary of pic-
tographic metaphors of ancient
Egypt. 771.
Schaefer (Joseph) Zlat’y kl’te do
neba, ete. 27119.
Schaefer (M. G.) France. 30846.
Schaeffer (J. W.) Equivalent of the
30917.
White scarab.
observed heat value.
Schaffner (Lillyan)
32139.
Schaffstein
des vélkerkrieges.
Schaik chemical co.
(Hermann) Geschichte
291438.
Liquid hydro-
pura. 380847.
schanche (H. K.) Modern Icelandic
plays. 27637*.
Schanzer (Rudolph):
Extrablitter. $342, 11012.
Wenn zwei hochzeit machen.
25075.
Schaphorst (W. F.):
Area of cylindrical pipes or ducts.
fete.] 27120-27123.
Economy of solid woven belts.
30848.
Handy chart for figuring pumping
capacity. 24521,
Horrors! Years wasted
fete.] 21744-21747.
How much does a bin hold.
18410-18412.
Power topics.
13387.
Straight line computing charts.
10576.
Scharmante. (Drama)
Schauffler missicnary training schl.
Ministering maidens. 8422.
Scheck (Morris) Bigger, better bus.
7806.
Schef€ (Mrs. J. S.)
990.
Scheff (Minnie) :
Bernice Salem. 990.
in bed.
[ete.]
[ete.] 13386,
16679.
Bernice Salem.
Mother of his children. 16627.
Scheibl (H. J.) Schemers. 5176.
Schein bros. Cupid. 4568.
Schell (Stanley) Werner’s readings
& recitations. 30849.
Schell (W. G.) Primitive baptismal
formula. 27124.
Scheme that failed. (Motion picture)
PAS) 1
Schemers. (Drama) 1175, 5176.
Schemers. (Motion picture) 11532,
14361, 32504.
Schenck (Hlliott) Fairy bride.
8342*.
Schenectady, N. Y.,; direct. 17.
1790
nos, 1-12, 1916
INDEX
Scherer (J. EF.) Suppl. to the Bk. of
bks. 16125.
Schering & Glatz. S. & G. mid-yr.
desk calendar. 138374.
Scherl (August) g. m. b. h.:
Becker (M. L.) Fritz Ullmanns
brautfahrt. 28266.
Hoechstetter (Sophie) Stunde
der erfiillung. 29371.
schick (J. A.):
Borderland auto supply co.
tor car supplies. 23252.
Columbia tire & auto co. -Catalog.
14851.
Mo-
Fort Wayne iron store co. Auto-
mobile supplies, garage equip-
ment catalogue. 9578.
Sanco auto supply co. Wholesale
auto accessories. 27114.
Seehausen, Wehrs & co. Catalog.
27142.
Shuler rubber & supply co. Cat.
A. 16175.
Stanley & Patterson, ine. Gen.
catalogue. 31096.
Schiller (J. W. von) William Tell.
227
Sehilling (A.) & co. AS many mince
pies. 80850.
Schilling (M. B.)
Christmas tree.
Schilling (W. P.)
- ete. 30851.
Schilling press, inc. Soc. for the aid
of mental defectives, inc. How to
use the clearing house. 31047.
schirmer (G.) ine.: |
Bloch (Alexander)
practice of violin bowing.
Cleopatra. 1009.
Fryer (Herbert) Hints for pi-
anoforte-practice. 12257.
Musician’s calendar and birthday-
Who trimmed the
24991.
Upper tenor tones,
Principles &
3340.
book. 26761.
Schlagheck (Joseph) Profit makers.
4564.
Schlegel (EH. P.) Surprise to every-
one. 11175.
Schlenker (Carl) Bulletin for teach-
ers of German. 24522.
Schlicher (J.°J.) Latin plays for
student performances and reading.
8399*.
Schloss (H. A.):
Engagement. 83834.
Quarrel. 8476.
Some surprise. 25044.
Schmaltz (J. H.) Market fluctua-
tions, high grade ground tankage,
ete. 245238.
Schmehl (L. C.) Love, law and dried-
beef. 11083.
Schmid (CG. P.)
there were but a wishing-bk.
Sehmid (Carl) If
aril
Schmid (Carl) If there were but a
wishing bk. 772.
Schmid (Ff. 8S.) Uncle Sam’s calen-
dar & Lear’s forecast. 881.
Schmid (Florence) If there were but
a wishing bk. 772.
Schmidhofer (Martin)
fiir kinder. 4565.
Schmidt (A. F.) Charts demonstrat-
ing investments. 16126.
Schmidt (Elen) Dramatic reader.
21748, 249380.
Schmidt (Frederick)
Lese-itibungen
Our country’s
eall. 5132.
Schmidt (H. H. A.) Daily menu ecal-
endar. 12048.
Schmidt (Kk. H.) Too proud to fight.
21749.
Sehmidt (Karl):
Children of Hagar. 16515.
Your people. 1233.
sehmidt (Osear) -ine. Jost (Law-
rence) Instructor for tuning the
mandolin-guitar. 29648.
Schmidt (William) Herr ist Gott.
18413.
Schmidts (Lothar) Nur ein traum.
25007.
Schmuck (J. C.):
Light to guide our way. 4566.
Ode to Wilson. 24524.
Schnackenberg (J. H.) Problems in
pract. aectg. 30852.
Schneewittchen und die sieben zwerge.
(Drama) 32012.
Schneider (I. H.)
Larear OD (ie
Schneider (Leopold)
21750.
Schneider
17651.
Schnitzler (Arthur) :
Feast of Bacchus.
Literature. 22483.
Schoeborn (John)
13388.
Schoen (Max)
rial. 7809.
Schénbaumsfeld (Wranz)
gretl. 24994, 31894.
Schoenberg bres. What a difference
it makes. 7810.
Schéne Schwedin.
25036.
Schoenen (H. A.) N.
Autobiog. of a dol-
My philosophy.
(Theophile) Furrier.
31760.
Song-poems.
Sight reading mate-
Millionen-
(Drama) 11157,
Amer. ginseng
co., ine. Ginseng catalogue. 656.
Schoenfeld (. E.) Master reporting
service. (2476:
Schoeppe (Paul von de)—See Von de
Schoeppe (Paul)
Schofer (A. H.)
turity chart.
Schoff (Wilfred)
(ena,
Bankers’ exact ma-
4567.
Chile & the U. S.
LoL
INDEX
pt.1,n.8., v.13
Schofield (C. I.)
Schofield (G. L.)
Roses. 5174.
Schofield lab. co.
Death to Demon Puncture. 16127.
Schofield (R.) Schofield’s 13 figure
teleg. code. 380853.
Schofield laboratories co. Wheels of
joy. 164238.
Scholl (W. M.) Wonderful comfort
for the feet. .2475 1:
Scholl orthopedic training schl. Cor-
respondence study course. 45681.
ZEtoa2:
School boy’s dream. (Drama)
22582.
School day memories. 4422.
School for wives: (Drama) 22583.
School of chiropody of N. Y. Facts of
VG Mee:
Schoonover (R. H.)
gramming. 27125.
Schorr (Anshel) Among a thousand
women. 109583.
Schott (Hattie)
2898.
Schott’s (B) s6dhne.
krates. 1171.
Schram (S. G.) Von Borries (H. O.)
Dr. Von Borries, America’s leading
face specialist. 24784.
Schramm (W.F.) Fathers of liberty.
Parsing and dia-
Musical mixup.
Ring des Poly-
4569.
Schreckenbach (Paul) Tllustrierte
weltkriegschronik der Leipziger
Illustrirten zeitung.
Schreiber (M. M.)
773, 4570.
Traitor! liberty!
11199.
Sehreiner (Lillian) Miss Poinsettia.
31897.
Schroeder (H. C.) Schroeder & i
Stock. 101 ques. & ans. about pat-
ents. 10579.
Schroeder (Herman) Lineoln in!
Washington & Bull Run. 10d78.
Schroeder & Stock. 101 ques. & ans.
about patents. 10579.
Schroer (HK. G.) Milwaukee off. mu-
nicipal direct. 12920.
Schubert (Kranz) Dreimiderlhaus.
Sivao:
Schubert piano co.
30854, 30855.
Schuette (O. F.):
Aljies push gains less than three
miles. f[ete.] 16128-16148.
Army of life keeps pace with grim
war. [ete.] 80856-30877.
Austrians may peril Venice.
18389-13404.
Auto to wedding under ban.
18414-18425.
Blows are aimed at Britain.
21754-21765.
Brussiloff’s drive fails.
24525-24531.
Story of Schubert.
[ete. ]
fete. |
[ete. ]
Schuette (O. F.)—Continued.
German fire makes Predeal a
memory. [ete.] 27126-27131.
New food minister chosen. 10580.
Schulman (Benedict) Classified di-
rect., mfrs. of adv. specialties, ete.
28615.
Schultz (Yvonne)
Schultze (C. E.)
merry bk. 21766.
Schulz (A. T.) Our song of liberty.
(ol:
Schulz (EK. F.) Amer. dairy co.
white dairy. 28029.
Schulz & Hodgson. Just an earful of
facts. [ete.] 4572, 4573.
Schulze (EH. H.) Making-letters-pay
system. 30878.
Schumacker (Anna) Columbia bk. of
yarns. [ete.] 16144, 16145.
Schumaker (A. J. R.) Union lesson
Dzinn. 13405.
Foxy Grandpa’s
Snow
guide & golden text bk. 27182.
Schumann: (R. A.) Jabberwocky.
2869.
Schurmann (F.- Hy) -lts"arfons
rocky road to Berlin. [ete.] 21767,
21768.
Schuster (EE. J.):
Concession sheet. [ete.] Ti4-
776.
Schuster’s yellow pine lumber rate
book. 2477, 4574, 78138, 10581,
13407, 18426, 21769, 24532, 27133,
30879.
Schutte & Koerting co.:
Bihn-Jones automatic blow case,
ete. [ete.] 24535-24539.
Hard lead & rubber fittings. [etc.]
18411, 13412.
Hard lead centrifugal pumps.
16146.
Koerting acid resisting atomizing
nozzles, «2005.
Koerting grease extractor. 27135.
Koerting noiseless heaters. 18429.
Schuyler (lL. R.) History. 777.
Schuyler (Remington) Lesson of the
ages. [ete.] 380886, 30887.
Schuyler Co., Mo., map. 22785.
Schuyler Lake, N. Y., map. 25170.
Schwab (H. P.) Everybody’s poultry
bk. 16147.
Schwab ptg. co. East Tacoma mfg. co.
Pacific universal catalog. 25900.
Schwabacher-Frey stationery co. Reg-
istration guide bk. 4578, 7817.
Sehwan (A. H.) Irrigation. 21776.
Schwartz (G. W.) G. W. Sehwartz
short hand. 4579.
Schwartz (L. L.)
Sehwartz (Otto)
leute sagen. 65222.
Schwartz (S. A.) Schwartz’s draft-
ing system. 21777,
Revolt. 32001.
Was werden die
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Schwartz, Kirwin & Fauss. McNich-
ols (J. P.) Plan & arrangement of
Fundamental English. 30019.
Sehwarz (C. P.) Story of the won-
derful carburetor. 18480.
Schwarz (Frederick) Babette’s record.
13883.
Schwind (Adolph):
Guide to farm selection. 4580.
Poultry bubble. 2478.
Science of God. (Drama) 1176.
Science of the future automobile.
24005.
Scientific crop feeding. 16148.
Scientific heater co. Cold garage.
21778.
Seofield (C. I.) Where faith sees
Christ. 10582.
Scoop. (Drama) 8488.
Scorched wings. (Motion picture)
8918.
Seorching way. (Motion picture)
25274.
Seore. (Drama) 16680.
Seorpion’s sting. (Motion picture)
14862.
Seott (A. B.) Best ways to cook
fresh vegetables. 778.
Seott (A. P.) Behind the screens.
987.
Seott (Alexander)
30888.
Seott (B. W.)
for presents.
Seott (Donald)
987.
Seott (HE. F.) Lady Many Dogs.
Seott (H. 8S.) Amer. realty invest-
ment corp. Building a fortune.
[ete.] 13898-1400.
Scotty: C8 W:)
Steadfast falters.
Seott (Edward)
13889.
Seott. (F. E.)
stone with Paul & Peggy.
Seott (F. N.)
Healing wings:
bk. & art shop. Bkxs.
380889.
Behind the screens.
8397.
Rogers
30764.
Beiter than dreams.
(EK. M.)
Through the Yellow-
18431.
Course of language
study. 27136.
Seott (M. I.) Pilgrimage of a soul.
21779.
Scott (T. EH.) Bottlegrams.. 30890.
Seott (Temple) Publishing. 4581.
Seott (W.) Primer of democracy.
16149.
Seott (W. E.):
. Affinities. 18788.
Boob. 997.
Change my ad. 2798.
Father’s way. 1048.
I told you so. 11057.
Scott (Walter)
11070*.
Seott Co., Ia., direct. 25822.
Lady of the lake.-
Scott, Foresman & co.: |
Kison (W. H.) Good Engl. 6630.
Manual for good English.
23554.
Myers (G. W.) Analytical chart
of elem. schl. arith. 21184.
ShakSpere festival. S8497*.
Scott stamp & coin co.:
Scott’s standard catalog of local
Stamps. 2479.
Scott’s standard postage stamp
Cam, 21ST.
Scottish American. Auld (R.C.) Da-
vid A. King mystery settled. 23142.
Scottsville, Mich., map. 32279.
Seougale (Malcoim) Challenge short-
hand Pitman-graphic. 30891.
Scout master. (Drama) 18914.
scovell (C. H.) & co.:
Relation of the cost dept. to the
factory organization. 21780.
Rockwell (CW. F.) Paper mill
problems. 13320.
Scientific management for every-
day use. [ete.] 13413, 13414.
Seoville (C. H.) Park Co., Wy., map.
tT:
Seoville (H. F.) Hil (W. A.) Curse
of Eve. 23807.
Seranton. Pa., direct. 16150.
Scranton life insur. co. Cash. 30892.
Secrappily married. (Motion picture)
27929.
seratch race. (Drama) 25021.
Seratched. (Motion picture) 32532.
Screw machine products corp. Per-
sonal power transmission for execu-
tives. 27138. °
Seribner’s (Charles) sons: f
Bryce (C. T.) Story-land dram-
atic reader. 6304.
Carrington §(J. B.) Russian
painters impressions of the war.
3412.
Dunn (S. O.) Ten years of r. r.
regulation. 23541.
From Scribner’s magazine ady.
dept. 18482.
Harris (A. V.) Little folks in
Busy-Land. 29264.
Hastings (James) Selected con-
tributions for Dic. of the Apos-
tolie church. 26201.
McManus (H. T.) Nursery tales
primer. 20944.
Teachers’ manual. 30014.
Mother Goose. Nursery rhymes
from Mother Goose. 26727.
Noyes (A. D.) After two yrs. of
war. 24368.
In a presidential year. 15908.
Possibilities of an economic
war. 21454.
1793
INDEX
Scribner’s (Charles) sons—Continued.
Preparedness, military & eco-
nomic. [ete.] 18189-18141.
Relations of the great finan-
cial states after the war. [etc.]
4369, 4870.
— Speculative markets. 30495.
—-World’s money markets in
war time. 18237.
Plays, by August Strindberg.
2913*.
Scribner market facts. 24540.
Story - land dramatic reader.
8514*.
Symphony play. 8525.
Wright (Bho Baby So 3Our.
27542.
Scripps pub. co. Don’t make your own
trafiic rules. [etc.] 30898-80897.
Scripture text calendar. 4582.
Seroll. 16151.
Sea dogs & land rats. (Motion pic-
ture) 5875.
(Motion picture) 14863.
Sea mates. (Motion picture) 25362.
Sea mystery. (Motion picture) 5876,
Sea pines schl. of personality for girls,
Sea lily.
ine. Sea pines schl. of personality
for girls. 30898.
Sea vultures. (Motion picture)
19291.
Seaborne (Frederick) Psycho-locu-
tion. 10583.
Seabreeze, Fla., direct. 6558.
Seachrest (Effie) Apollo, the child of
light. 31624.
Seager (A, J.) Little whirlwind.
22484.
Seagrave (Jane): e
Dresses. 165380.
Suffer little children to come unto
Me. 5190.
They all knew Beverly. Do you?
32067.
Sealed packet. (Motion picture)
27982.
Sealing the compact. (Drama)
18915.
Seaman (W. Y.) Lure of Cripple
Creek gold. 7819.
Searing (L. H.) New York (State)
map. 141389.
Searines7(Me iL 3.) Chastening.
18809.
Searle (C. B.) His masterpiece.
16572.
Searle (Katharine) Three war
sketches. 14049*.
Sears (EF. W.):
Betraying one’s confidence. 27139.
How the rent was paid. 21781.
World’s injustice. 24541.
Sears (G. H.) Evil & environment.
[ete.] 16475, 16476.
pt. 3, DY S,, VIS.
Sears (Zelda) Cinderella Smith.
8297.
Sears, Roebuck & co.:
Bargain counter. [ete.] T79-
782, 2480, 4583-4589, 7820—
7828, 10584, 13415-18424, 27140.
Cat. 133. [ete.] 18433, 2ifa2—
21786.
_ Your grocery store. 4590, 30899,
30900.
Searson (J. W.):
Course of study. 24542.
Studies in reading. 4591.
Seas between. (Drama) 320138.
Seasholes (C. L.) Philadelphia, Pa.,
map. 382268.
Seaside belles. (Drama) 8489.
Seat (C. B.) Wanted—an actress.
5221:
(Drama) 25087.
(Drama) 11158.
Seat of war.
Seat of the war.
Seat work in counting. 29960.
Seattle, Wash., direct. 10587.
Seattle. Wash. map. 3105, 25171,
32280.
Seattle times. Seattle times’ tours.
24543.
Sebring, O., map. 3106.
Seca (Pedro Muiioz) See Mufioz Seca
(Pedro)
Schler & co.:
Baldwin
28188.
In the air & on the road. 783.
Second (W. LE.) Salesmanship. 2483,
30901.
Second floor opposite.
Second Mrs. Tanqueray.
(F. .G.) Frailmobile.
(Drama) 2921.
(Motion pic-
ture) 8919.
Second story ringer. (Motion picture)
25363.
Second woman. (Drama) 18916.
Secret cellar. (Motion picture)
25364.
Secret foe. (Motion picture) 5877.
Secret kingdom. (Drama) 5177.
Secret kingdom. (Motion picture)
27930-27937, 32533-32535.
Secret love. (Motion picture) 5878.
Secret of the desert. (Motion picture)
19292.
Secret of the night. (Motion picture)
17054.
Secret of the submarine. (Motion pic-
ture) 8920.
Secret of the swamp. (Motion picture)
17055.
Seeret service man. (Drama) 25088.
Secret seven. (Motion picture) 5879.
Secret sex. (Drama) 8490.
Secret sin. (Drama) 1177.
Secretary. (Drama) 1178.
Secretary of the treasury. (Drama)
18917.
1794
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Secreto de la biblioteca. (Drama)
2922.
‘Sectional hotel direct. & tourist’s
guide. 784.
Security envelope co. Leatherope
price list. 7829.
Security trust & savings bank:
California, map. 14072.
Comparative rainfall chart of
southern Cal. 138425.
Security trust co., Detroit. Time for
easting up accts. 30902.
Security trust co. of Rochester:
Administration of estates. 30903.
Cost & quality. 785.
Discretionary trusts. 7830.
Permanency of location. 21787.
Your agent. 27141.
See America first. (Drama) 1179.
Seed. (Drama) 14040.
Seeds (R. M.) Bigger, better bus.
4592.
Seeds of jealousy. (Motion picture)
325386.
Seeds of suspicion. (Motion picture)
8907.
Seehausen, Wehrs & co. Catalog.
27142. |
Seekers. (Motion picture) 143864.
Seeley, Cal., map. 22786.
Seelman (J. J.) Pre-laboratory
technic. 24544.
Seely (Ray) Lake Co., Ind., map.
32229.
Seeman bros. Premiums. 13426.
Seerley (H. H.) Geog. of Iowa.
10588.
Seesholtz (A. G.) Secret of eternal '
youth. 30904.
Segal (Alfred) “?” 27148.
Segal (R. H.) Test of faith.
Segall (Harry) Friend wife.
31776.
Segregation. (Drama) 14041.
Seguin, Tex., map. 27752.
Sehl (H. W.) Bigger,
mOADT
Seibel (George):
Duel with God. 16532.
Last straw. 18858.
Trio in a flat. 22629.
Uplifting Miss Paprika. 16701.
Semert (J. S.) Lights & shadows of
Wey. city... O74.
Seide (Monica) Nimble Jack. 78381.
Seiler (G. P.) At Hotel On-de-Blink.
21788.
24944,
better bus.
22358.
Seilnacht (Richard) Mashing a
masher. 31884.
Seippel (C. P.) How jealousy, the
most despised of our emotions can
be made the highway to greatness.
2484.
Seivwright (Jean):
And now the sports suit of leather
trimmed with fur. Lete. ]
30905-30910.
Beautiful in color are gauze like
frocks. [ete.] 7832-7836.
Boudoir costumes. [ete.]
27148.
Brighter the color the more modish
27144—
the suit. [ete.] 16152-16155.
Capes of all sizes. [ete.] 4594,
4595.
For the summer froek comes the
Summer hat. [ete.] 18434—
18487.
Gaily colored flowers trim sum-
mer hats. [ete.] 10589-10593.
Hats grow simple as frocks grow
more elaborate. [ete.] 24545—
24548.
Informal frocks for fall are
abundantly trimmed. [ete.]
21789-21798.
Newest hat is of Milan. f[etc.]
13433-13486.
Selby (Alice) Sorrow’s cheer. 21794.
Selby (M. M.) Peter plans. 11128.
Selden (C. C.) Behind the clock.
16497.
Selden (C. W.) Selden lumber co.
Suggestive lists. 21795.
Selden (Ff. H.) Suggestive courses in
mech, science. 13487.
Selden lumber co.
21795.
Selfish
17056.
Selgas Ruiz (José)
Selig polyscope co.:
Along the border. 8676.
Angelic attitude. 16891.
AS ye sow. 25201.
At Piney Ridge. 8679.
Badgered. 8681.
Bear of a story. 19115.
Beauty hunters. 8684.
Black orchid. 5416.
Boarding house ham.
Boomerang. 25224.
Brand of Cain. 27788.
Canby Hill outlaws. 22840.
Chronicles of Bloom Center.
Close call. 2523838.
Conflict. 16922.
Converging paths, 22853.
Corner in water. 22854.
Country that God forgot.
Cowpuncher’s peril. 11382.
Crisis. 22861.
Crooked trails. 113838.
Cycle of fate. 8719.
Desert calls its own.
Devil-in-chief, 5491.
Suggestive lists.
woman. (Motion picture)
Vivivores. 2957,
11358.
D457.
DIRH
22857.
5486.
1795
INDEX
Selig polyscope co.—Continued.
Devil, the servant
5492.
Diamonds are trumps.
Dragnet (The) 5509.
Dream of Eugene Aram. 5510.
Elephant’s gratitude. 8736.
Eventful evening. 25250.
Far journey. 19165.
Five franc piece. 32368.
5497.
and the man.
Five thousand dollar elopement.
11402.
Following the flag. 27827.
Garden of Allah. 323871.
Germ of mystery. 19171.
Girl detective. 27830.
Girl of Gold Gulch. 14253.
Going West to make good. 11416.
Gold ship. 19186.
Golden thought. 32378.
Grinning skull. 5588.
Hard way. 114238.
Hare & the tortoise. 11424.
Hedge of heart’s desire.
Her dream of life. 5608.
His brother’s keeper. 19202.
In jungle wilds. 22919.
In payment of the past.
In the house of the chief.
Into the Northland. 22926.
Into the primitive. 11448.
Legal advice. 14299.
Local color. 16999.
Making good. 5719.
Man he might have been.
Man within. 8841.
Milk white flag. 143810.
Mistake in rustlers. 22952.
Mistakes will happen. 27900.
Mix-up in movies. 5753.
Ne’er-do-well. 5768.
Number 13, westbeund. 5774.
Old man who tried to grow youn
17022.
On Italy’s firing line.
Only a rose. 25319.
Out of the mist. 19258.
Out of the shadows. 25320.
Passing of Pete. 5809.
Pony express rider. 22976.
Power of the cross. 22977.
Prince chap. 17040>
Private bankers. 17042.
Purchase price. 27917.
Raiders. 22980.
Regeneration of
5850.
Reprisal. 14850.
Return. 143851.
Right hand path. 32521.
' Road to fame. 32524.
32402.
32474.
Roping a sweetheart. 19286.
Safe risk. 5862.
Sheriff’s blunder. 27940.
Sheriff’s duty.. 11534.
2292
27839.
2.
32443.
or
>
Jim Halsey.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Selig polyscope co.—Continued.
Shooting up the movies.
Small town stuff. 25370.
Social deception. 5889.
Some duel. 14869.
Stranger in New York. 8945.
Taking a chance. 14377.
Taming a grouchy Bill.
Temperance town. 11555.
-Temptation of Adam. 25381.
Test of chivalry. 11556.
Thou shalt not covet. 5934.
Three wise men. 8956.
Tinker (Jce) Joe Tinker says
Keep fit. 18607.
Toll of the jungle. 5937.
Tom Martin, a man. 5938.
Tom’s sacrifice. 25389.
Tom’s strategy. 19324.
Too many chefs. 8959.
Trilby’s love Gisaster.
Twisted trails. 32564.
Two orphans. - 11566.
Uneut diamonds. 5966.
Unto those who sin. 5969.
Valiants of Virginia. 14393.
Virtue triumphant. 5976.
Western masquerade. 19341.
When Cupid slipped. 25399.
Why love is blind. 5998.
Wives of the rich. 8983.
Woman who did not care. 8984.
World series games. 25406.
World’s greatest athletes.
17096-17100, 19352-19355.
Sell (George) baking eo. Announc-
ing a new service for your conven-
ience. 134388.
Sellar (G. A.) Benjamin, Sellar mfg.
co. Boy contractor. 6184.
Selling aid cut service. Selling aid
cuts. 4596, 24549.
Sells-Floto shows ¢co.: -
Circus parade fulfills the Biblical
17059.
19312.
5945.
11585,
prophecy. 16156. ;
Cooper (Ryley) Exploring with
a circus. 23406.
Cruickshank (Frank) Rosa Rosa-
land has youth. 17406.
Selma, Ala., direct. 16157.
Selman (Harold):
Just a suggestion. 31838.
Titles. 8536.
Selmer (Alexander) Selmer’s mod-
ern musician. 10594.
Selmer’s modern musician. 10594.
Seltzer (Thomas):
Inspector-general. 31824.
War. 32118.
Selwyn (Edgar) Double cure. 13923.
Selwyn (G. H.):
Ashes of love. 24899.
Hertha’s mistake. 31805.
Semanne (P.) Sinubérase. 30911.
Seminary girls. (Drama) 8491.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
|
Semkoff (Julia) Victims of love.
HALT.
Semmens (Lillian) Dear old Satur-
day night. 11001.
Semon (Samuel):
Broken roads. 8283.
Enehanting voice. 22414.
Money. 31907.
Superior forces. 29386.
Senatobia, Miss., map. 1351.
Sending George to Congress. {Drama)
22584.
Seneca Co. O., Farm jour. rural
direct. 7837.
Seneca Co., O. map. 8655. |
Seneca Fails, N. ¥., map. 19078.
Senger (Hans) Bus. control system.
16158.
Senior partner. (Drama) 32014.
Senior pupil’s bk. 7838. |
Senior student’s text bk. 27149, 30912.
Senior teachers manual. 7843, 27150,
309138.
Senour (Caro) Little Arab. 11075
Sentanel remedies co.:
Weigele (H. J.) Congratula-
tions. §126.
When every day is full of song.
4597.
Sentinel mfg. co. Revised sentinel bk.
of automatic cooking. 16159.
Senton (M. 8S.) 60 up-to-date bank
ads. 13439.
Seola’s romance. (Drama) 16681.
Separating from Sarah. (Motion pic-
ture) 8921.
September mourning. (Motion pic-
ture) d880.
Serafin, el pinturero. (Drama) 32015. |
Seraphita. (Drama) 8492.
Sergeanteene. (Drama) 32016. |
Sergel (C. H.) Sergei’s selections for |
reading & recitation. 30914. :
Sergei’s selections for reading & reci- |
tation. 30914.
Serial film co., ine. |
Philo Gubb. 35333- 2533). |
Yeliow menace. 8989, 14418— |
14494, 17102-17109. |
Series pub. co. Handschin (C. H.)
Handschin’s German series for be- |
ginners. 17708.
Serl (Emma) Work-a-day doings on
the farm. 4598.
Sermon. (Drama) 22585.
Serpent. (Motion picture) 5881.
Serpent & the dove. (Drama) 5178.
Serpent in the house. (Motion pic-
ture) 8922.
Serra (Ugo):
By the shortest of heads. 8701.
Carmen. 5447.
Christus. 5456.
Deserter of subimarine S. 2. 5487.
Serra (Ugo)—Continued.
Man who bought London. 14307.
Panther. 11504
Peace-at-any-price man. 5813.
Tem Brown's schooldays. 143884.
Serrano (José Munos) See Muifos
Serrano (José)
Serrano (Le6n Navarro) See Navarro
Serrano (Leén)
Servette co. Intro. Miss Servette.
TSAS.
Service motor truck co. Service motor
trucks. 786.
Sessions loan & trust co. Evidence of
security. 13440.
seton (KE. T.) Fire. test. 1052.
Seton (Julia) Mills of the gods.
Settlement at Jamestown. (Drama)
8327*.
Settling the war. (Drama) 2923.
Seven ages of a lawyer. (Drama)
8493.
Seven ages of the soul. (Drama)
5095.
Seven chances. (Drama) 16682.
Seven gifts. (Drama) 1180.
Seven plays for little folks. (Drama)
16683.
Seven whiskies & a bald _ pate.
(Drama) 5144
Seventeen. (Motion picture) 25365.
seventh doctor. (Drama) 8494.
mever (H. #.):
Western newspaper assn. Current
eyclopedia. 27498.
——— Dear friend: You are one
of 79 people. 21796, 22261.
severa (W. IF.) co.
Almanacco Tialiaee Severa e
guida alla salute. 25424.
Severa magyar naptara a jé egés-
zség tanacsad6 ja 1917. 27151.
Severa’s deutscher almanach u.
gesundheits - rathgeber. fete. ]
OT152 OT 59.
Severa magyar naptara a jé egészség
tanacsad6 ja 1917. 24151.
Severa’s deutscher almanach u. gesund-
heits-r rathgeber. 27152.
Severa’s medical almanac & guide to
health:.<2745s.
Severos lLietuviSkas kalendorius ir
vadevas i sveikata. 271 d+.
Severov almanah in zdravoslovje za
Slovence. 27155.
Severov hrvatski kalendar i vodja
zdravija. 27156.
Severoy Slovensky kalendar a domaci
lékate Sra 5:
Severtiv Cesky kalendfir a domiaci
1ékar. 27158.
Severy Polski kalendarz i przewodnik
zdrowia. 27159.
77396—17-——22 1797
INDEX
pt; £3 Sv as
Seward (A. F.):
Astrological bureau of informa-
tion. 16160,
Star gazer. 21922.
Seward Peninsula, Alaska, map. 5242.
Sewing circle meets at Mrs. Martin’s.
(Drama) 11159.
Sewing machine . girls. (Drama)
8495.
Sex lure. (Motion picture) 27938.
Sexton (Chandler) Key to Graham’s
bus. shorthand. 16161.
Sexton (Ethelyn) Shakespeare up-to-
date. 22586.
Sexten oil co.
OS O2TISE
Seymour (A. E.):
Ham tragedy. 31794.
In the nick of time. 31823.
Mutual system. 320915.
Seymour (Arthur):
How Moses paid the mortgage.
31812.
Spider’s web. 32036.
When a woman loves. 32130.
Seymour (F. W.) How one gas co.
handles its coke bus. 30916.
Seymour (J. C. D.) Salvation of a
race through the Birth of a nation.
16070.
Seymour (W. H.)
16162.
Seymour, Mo., map. 8656.
Seymour, Tex., map. 25172.
Sextons castor motor
Cigaret & the boy.
Seys (A. J.) Burglar news items.
7849.
Seyther (Wm.) MHiiben und @driiben.
22452.
Shackelford (Ethel) Jumping-off
place. 11065.
Shackles. (Motion picture) 5882.
Shadow. (Motion picture) 27939.
Shadow of a doubt. (Motion picture)
8923.
Shadow of asin. (Drama) 32017.
Shadow of her past. (Motion picture)
17057.
Shadow of scandal.’ (Motion picture)
16951, 16952.
Shadow of the rope. (Drama) 11160.
Shadow sinister. (Motion picture)
22998.
Shadowed shadow. (Motion picture)
25366.
Shadows (Drama) 2924.
Shadows & sunshine. (Motion pic-
Lure) * 2536,
Shadows & suspicion. (Motion pic-
ture) 22999.
Shady Shore. (Drama) 5179.
Shady side. (Drama) 32018.
Shafer (A. L.):
‘Persian drills for present day
needs. [ete.] 4599, 4600.
When that gape develops. 2485.
Shaffner (Lillyan):
Love, honor & obey. 5086.
Revelation. 31999.
White scarab. 25079.
Shafter (Otto):
Cohen and his coin. 1011.
Diamonds are trumps. 2816.
It never happened. 22464.
Shaikewitz (Alexander) Their only
son. 22619.
Shakesfear (Bill E.) pseud.
Bishop-Babecock-Becker ¢€o.
Shakespeare (William) :
As you like it. 27558*.
Coriolanus (Tragedy of)
31706.
Hamlet.
Julius
11064*.
Kaufmann von Venedig. 31974.
King John. 24967.
King Richard the Second. 16588*.
King Richard III. 31840**.
Macbeth. 16605*, 31872.
See
24924*,
16565*.
Ceesar. 2872*, 8392*,
Merchant of Venice. 11094*,
16616*.
Midsummer dance dream. 1134,
5102, 24993*.
Much ado about nothing. 31913.
Romeo & Juliet (Tragedy of)
250382*.
Taming of the shrew. 5195.
Tempest. 32062*.
Twelfth night. 27673*.
Shakespeare, the playmaker. (Drama)
16684. ;
Shakespeare, the poet of the soul.
(Drama) 8496.
Shakespeare up-to-date. (Drama)
22586.
Shakespearean fantasy. (Drama)
14176k
Shakespeare’s country. 14822.
Shakespeare’s fairies and follies.
(Drama) 14042.
Shakespeare’s sweetheart. (Drama)
5180.
Shakespeariana. (Drama) 181.
Shakesperean festival pageant.
(Drama) 8497.
Shakspere festival. (Drama) 8497*,
14042*.
Shaler (Robert) Boy scouts for home
protection. [ete.] 24550-24552.
Shallcross (C. F.) :
L. & L. rating system. 10595.
Larter (A. BE.) L. & Li ratme
system. 10055.
Sham reality. (Motion picture) 8924.
Shanks (J. M.) Figmill co. How to
play Figmill. 20234.
Shanks & chivalry. (Motion picture}
Bobet.
1798
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Shannon (A. E.) Outfit furniture &
rug co. Our premium plan. 7593,
Shannon (J. D.):
Columbus mutual life insur. co.
Shannon’s table of life insur.
results. 12004.
Shannon’s life insur. instructor.
18441.
Shannon (T. W.) New perfect man-
hood. 10598.
Sharkey (R. J.) Citizens dairy co.
Will you save me. 11966.
Sharon, Mass., map. 8637.
Sharon, Pa., map. 1352.
Sharon iron & metal co.
tion table no. 1. 21798.
Sharp (H. E.) Sex control in poul-
try breeding. 7850, 10599, 13442.
Computa-
Sharp (James) Viavi cause. 787.
Sharp (Marcus) War game. 18438
Sharps & flats. 2486, 138443.
Sharpsteen (EK. J.) Fugitives. 11027.
Shartle (A. J.) Clements (J. R.)
Shaw’s campaign songs. 154.
Shattered fragments. (Drama) 8498.
Shattered idol. (Drama) 8499.
Shaughraun. (Drama) 22662-1.
Shaun’s farewell. (Drama) 25039.
Shaw (A. M.) Whispered gratitude.
13444. ;
Shaw (A. W.) co.:
Course in retail merchandising.
30918-30926.
161 store plans. 21799.
Shaw (HE. F.) Why Col. Roosevelt
should not be commandeered into
the presidency. 13445.
Shaw (G. B.).:
Androcles and the lion. 10955,
10955*.
England’s difficulty in Ireland.
[ete.] 10600-10602.
G. Bernard Shaw on Anglo-Amer.
relations. 27160.
Intro. to Internatl. govt. 21800.
Shaw (Mrs. G. Bernard) Woman on
her own. 14063*, 16729.
Shaw (J. O.) Directions to play
Diviso. 4601.
Shaw (Louise) Substitute. 13950.
Shaw (Mary) His price. 16578.
Shaw (P. L.):
Couple of crabs. 10994.
Land o’ love. 13968.
Shaw (Stanley) Carpet of Kamrah.
20161.
Shaw (T. 1L.):
Gollos (A. M.)
the theatre.
Little (R. H.) Photoplay as a
reflection of life. 5382.
Moore (Hilbert) Student guide no.
1. 601.
Practical study at
BUN Gea
—
Shaw (W. C.)
27162.
Shaw (W. E.):
Cornish, Plainfield, Meriden, N.
Brief-maker’s notebk.
H., direct. 3501.
Hanover and Lyme, N. H., direct.
6822.
Newton, Kingston, ete, N. H.,
direct. 15880.
Salem, Canobie Lake district, N.
H., direct. 767.
Shawe (J. N.) Ancients, in the long
ago. [ete.] 21801-21808.
Shawnee, OKl., direct. 21804.
Shayne — (Al) Interrupted
11059.
She. (Motion picture)
She and it. (Drama) 8500.
She auto know. (Drama) 32019.
She couldn’t decide. (Drama) 8501.
She declines the marriage offer.
(Drama) 2925.
She got away with it.
She, of Mars.
She smiled.
singer.
14365.
(Drama) 1181.
(Drama) 1182.
(Drama) 8502.
She tried to _ sizzle but
(Drama) 32020.
She wanted a Ford.
25368.
She was some vampire.
ture) 17058.
She who last laughs. (Motion picture)
23000.
She won the prize.
11533.
She wrote a play and played it.
tion picture) 19293.
Sheafe (C. M.) jr. Unguarded gates.
25065.
fizzled.
(Motion picture)
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
(Mo-
Sheboygan Co., Wis., map. 19079.
Shedd-Brown mfg. co.:
Antrim Co., Mich., map. 2976.
Blaine Co., Mont., map. 14069.
Braxton Co., W. Va., map. 27692.
Cheboygan, Co., Mich., map. 2998.
Divide Co., N. D., map. 3014.
Fayette Co., W. Va., map. 32202.
Grand Traverse Co., Mich., map.
3025.
Iron Co., Mich., map. 32228.
Kansas, map. 38037.
Lamoure Co., N. D., map. 16812.
Marion Co., W. Va., map. 32287.
Otsego Co, Mich., map. 3087.
Ottertail Co., Minn. map. 16846.
Pocahontas Co. W. Va., map.
22779.
Preston Co., W. Va., map. 382270.
tichland Co., Mont., map. 32272.
Richland Co., N. D., map. 19067.
Roscommon Co., Mich. map.
3099.
Vilas Co;, Wis., map. s129)
1799
INDEX
pt.1, n.-si, vei
a eee ee
Shedd-Brown mfg. co.—Continued.
Walla Walla Co., Wash., map.
Siac:
Washington (State) map. 8185.
Yakima Co., Wash., map. 3148.
Sheehan (C. A.) Invention for the
dead. 4602.
Sheehan (M. J.) Watchful waiting
wins. 13446.
Sheep dog. (Drama) 11162.
Sheerin (T. E.) Thomas E. Sheerin,
nurseryman. T78d1.
Sheeza Bear. (Motion picture)
5632.
Sheffield (Philip) Third eye.
Sheffield, Ia., map. 277538.
Sheffield farms. World-wide search.
7852.
Sheffield silver co., ine. Sheffield serv-
ice plan catalog. 7853.
Shelbina, Mo., map. 32281.
Shelburne, N. H., map. 14166.
Shelby, N. C., map. 5348.
Shelby Co., Ind., directory. 10603.
Shelby Co., Ind., map. 3107.
Shelby Co., O., direct. 30927.
Shelby Co., O., map. 27754
Shelby Co., Tenn., map. 22787.
Shelbyville, Ind., map. 32282, 32283.
Shelbyville, Ky., map. 25173.
Sheldon (A. F.):
8582.
_Anal. of the prin. of service.
16163.
First Sheldon lecture. 13447.
Human equation, 18439.
Sheldon schl. manual of instr.
21805.
Sheldon (Edward):
Alice in Wonderland. 22350.
Lonely heart. 16600.
Man who was dead. 27630.
Sheldon (H. 8.) Violation. 32109.
Sheldon (J. C.) Blue print plans &
instr. for making a Sheldon home-
made concrete mixer. 10604.
Sheldon (R. C.):
Man hunt. 381879.
Prerogative of Peggy.
Test. 18926.
Sheldon mfg. co. Sheldon (J. C.)
Blue print plans and instr. for mak-
ing a Sheldon home-made concrete
mixer. 10604.
1152.
Shel-
Sheldon schl. Sheldon (A. F.)
don schl. manual of instr. 21805.
Shelk (Russell) Applegate co. Test
that proves Applegate cleaning is
perfect. 6065.
Shellzok (J. J.) Rupture conquered.
4603.
Shelman (W. M.) Eugenic: culture.
13448.
Shelton (FF. C.):
German-American.
Yankee symbols.
21806.
30928.
Shelton, Conn., direct. 28099.
Shemus O’Brien. (Motion picture)
BATS.
Shepard (C. E.) Shepard (C. E.)
agency. Advertisers guide. 788.
Shepard (F. A.) Shepard schl. of
music. Shepard piano system.
24564. ;
Shepard (Frank) co. Shepard’s cita-
tions. 789-802, 2487-2494, 4604-4618,
- 7854-7871, 10606-10613, 18449-13457,
16164-16171, 18440-18456, 21807-
21830, 24553-24568, 27163-27179,
30829-30952.
Shepard (H. N.):
Contracts of infants.
Extraordinary legal
30953.
Shepard (W. E.)
fied. 30954.
Shepard § schl.
piano system.
Shepherd (J. P.) Jamun eo.
compound in diabetes. 447.
Shepherd (R. M.) Due date tickler.
30955.
Sheppard (Cyrus). No name skit.
25004.
Sheppard (H. C.)
4619.
remedies.
How to get sancti-
of music. Shepard
24564.
Jamun
Sheppard’s famous
Anconas. 4620.
Sheppard (W. C.) Rambler club in
Panama. 16172.
Shepperson (J. J.) Shepperson effi-
ciency of identification. 30956.
Shepperson pub. co. Cotton facts.
30957.
Sher-a-coca co. of Pittsburgh. Sher-a-
coca & Sher-a-coca punch. 2495.
Sheridan (E. E.) Peoples trust & sav-
ings bank of Chicago. Convertible
savings bond agreement. 10437.
Sheridan (G. C.) Exanima. 31751.
Sheridan (Mattie) Family affair.
81755.
Sheridan (P. H.) Your own bk. 808.
Sheridan (R. B.) Critic. 1016.
Sheridan (W. M.) & co., ine. Reason
why. 10614.
Sheridan, Wy., direct. 27180.
Sheridan Co., Wy., direct. 27180.
Sheriff of Pine Mountain. (Motion
picture) 14866.
Sheriff’s blunder. (Motion picture)
27940.
Sheriff’s duty. (Motion picture)
11534.
Sherlock Holmes. (Motion picture)
tao
Sherman (A. R.) Birds by the way-
side in Egypt & Nubia. 804.
Sherman (C. L.) Great dot mystery.
21831.
Sherman (Carol) First steps in the
study of the pedals. 30958.
1800
INDEX
- nos, 1-12, 1916
Sherman (Dorothy> Musical fantasy
with a dash of Shakespeare. 5113.
Sherman (F. J.) Aldine — speller.
1546, 1547.
Sherman (J. M.) Cate
Christmas tree dialogue.
Sherman (R. J.):
Minister and the thief. 31895.
Tramp’s redemption. 18931.
Sherman (Sylvia) Pipes 0’
$9131.
Sherman, Tex., direct.
Sherman, Clay & co.:
Bailey (N. B.) Course of lessons
on the ukulele. 25505.
Peterson system of playing
the guitar. 47.
Sherman, French & co.:
Albion and Rosamond, and The
living voice. 22349*.
Everyman militant. 138927*.
Locust fiower. 27625.
Sherman was right. (Drama) 1183.
Sherrodsville, O., map. 3108.
Sherwin (Hugo) Burglar. 22379.
Sherwin (Ross) Mirage. 1114.
Sherwin - Williams co. Estimating
chart. [fete.] 30959-30961.
Sherwood (E. H.):
Bobbie Bubbles. 4621.
Chuck & Coonie caught in the
corn. f[ete.] 30962, 30963.
Sherwood (G. M.) Mays (Clarke)
Treasure chest. 4211.
Sherwood (Mary) Ananias & co.
IOSD:
Sherwood Park, N. Y., direct. 7407.
Shibley (A. A.) Repentant prodigal.
22574.
Shibley (G. H.)
24565.
Shideler (A. N.):
Cooney (J. M.) Lecture on the
- eompesers. 1618.
Worthington (H. 8.) Lecture on
French literature. 10913.
Shielding shadow. (Motion picture)
23001-23015.
(A. E.)
28527.
Pan,
27181.
Preparedness plus.
Shielingford (Osmond) Daisy. 1020.
Shiels (Albert) N. Y. city arith.
8130.
Shillito (John) co.:
Co-op. player piano buying.
21832.
Our greatest offer. 27182.
Your saving. 30964.
Shingle branch, West coast lumber-
men’s assn. See West coast lum-
bermen’s assn., Shingle brand.
Shinn (Everett):
Children of Hagar. 16515.
Your people. 1233.
Shinn (W. C.) Mason (Walt)
Christmas thought. 30064.
Ship in the wake. (Drama). 11163.
Shirker. (Drama) 2926.
Shirley (J. C.):
Angel’s song. 805.
Dove. 13458.
Sometimes. 16178.
Thou lute forlorn. 7872.
Waiting. 4622.
Shively (Josephine) :
Her husbandless honeymoon.
24954, 24955.
When Silvia sings. 32133.
Shives (D. W.) Rupture, hernia.
24566.
ee tAc* 8.) Student’s guide.
(873.
Shoe & leather reptr. ann. 18457.
Shoe & leather reporter co.:
Pocket direct. of shoe mfrs.
Shoe & leather reptr. ann.
Shoe & leather reporter
pocket direct. 7874.
Shoe factory buyers’ guide. 16174.
Shoemaker of Kopenick. (Motion pic-
2376.
18457.
co.’S
ture) 382345.
Shoemaker’s trouble. (Drama) 2927.
Shoes. (Motion picture) 14867.
Shoholm (G. J.) Boston social sur-
vey. 24567.
Shoninger (B.) co. Cat. of Shoninger
pianos. 138459.
Shooting his ’art out. (Motion pic-
ture) 32538.
Shooting up the movies. (Motion pic-
ture) 17659.
Shop girl. (Motion picture) 14418.
Shoplifter. (Drama) 25040.
Shoplifters. (Drama) 32021.
Shores (R. J.) Melinda and her sis-
ters. 8417*.
Short (Marion) Return of Hi Jinks.
27655.
Short circuited. (Drama) 1174.
Shortwriter co. of America:
Shortwriting, the stepping-stone to
a successful future. 4623.
Speed writing on the shortwriter.
806.
Shoshone Co., Id., direct. 29744.
Shot-gun pattern target co. Outer’s
bk. shot-gun target. 7875.
Shoudy (J. E.) Ravalli Co., Mont.,
map. 16857.
Should she have told? (Motion pic-
ture) 27941.
Should there be children? (Drama)
32022.
Shower of gold for motion picture
fans. 4458.
Showing Henry. (Drama) 8503.
Showing some speed. (Motion pic-
ture) 143138, 25310.
Shrapnel. (Drama) 16685.
Shredded wheat co. Bldg. better
babies. 18458.
1801
INDEX
Shreveport, La., map. 22788.
Shrimp. (Drama) 32023.
Shrine of happiness. (Motion pic-
ture) 8925.
Shriner (Joe) Pushing to the front.
1159.
Shuffle. (Drama) 22587.
Shuler & Benninghofer. Yarn of the
nestle down bag. 27183.
Shuler rubber & supply co.
16175.
Shultis (W. C.) Avondale realty co.
I am the renter. 6096.
Shults (W. G.) Shults H. Z. method
arith 2iS3aa.
Shuman (A.) & @o.
Cat. A.
Old & new Bos-
ton. 380965.
Shuman (R. R.) Bigger, better bus.
7876.
Shunemite maid in the court of David
and Solomon. (Drama) 2928.
Shupe (V. I.) Seeing America.
30966.
Shuttlecock. (Drama) 8504.
Si de las ninas. (Drama) 27658*.
Sibbel (Joseph) studio. Sibbel statu-
ary. 27184.
Sicard (Stephen) lHfficiency bridge
eard. 24568.
Sickles-Loder co. Hardware. 24569.
Sicocan (John) Culibrk - Kraisnik
(S.)
jere u braku.
Sidener (C. H.)
Odbjeglica ili posljedice nev-
9353.
Feast & fast calen-
dar. 20226.
Sidener-Van Riper adv. co. Ice is
more than frozen water. [etc.]
16176-16179.
Sidway mercantile co.:
Allwin baby carriages. [ete.]
4624, 4625, 7879.
Sidway baby vehicles. 30967.
Siebert (W. H.)
of N. H. 380968.
Siege of Verdun. (Drama) 22588.
Siegel (Fred) From the same place.
1059.
Siegel (William) Sister and brother.
8507.
Loyalist refugees
Siegel-Myers schl. of music:
Clark (F. C.) Course of lessons
in public schl. music. 3465,
14807, 28607.
Hddy (Clarence) Course of les-
sons for the pipe organ. 3681,
15050.
Protheroe (Daniel) Course of
lessons in choral conducting.
4479, 16018.
Wrightson (H. J.) Course of les-
sons in musical composition.
16451.
Siegfried (F. H.) Bigger, better bus.
16180.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Sienkiewicz (Henryk) Chevaliers
teutoniques. 31681.
Sierra Morena. (Drama) 2929.
Sieur du Lhut. (Drama) 27659.
Siev (Belle) Vice & virtue. 32105.
Siewert (H. <A.) Valuable hdbk.
13460.
Sign. (Drama) 18918.
Sign of the poppy. (Motion picture)
27942.
Sigurjousson (Johann) Modern Ice-
landic plays. 27637*.
Silberman (O.) jr. Mother’s treasure.
16181.
Silberman (Othman) Silberman (0O.)
jr. Mother’s treasure. 16181.
Silbert (Celia) Honeymoon in 2000.
5058.
Silent battle. (Motion picture)
14868.
Silent man of Timber Gulch. (Motion
picture) tta36 -
Silent member. (Motion picture)
5883.
Silent menace. (Motion picture)
25331.
Silent partner. (Drama) 11165.
Silent power. (Drama) 22589.
Silent shame. (Motion picture)
14410.
Silent stranger. (Motion picture)
19294.
Silent Sue. (Drama) 1184.
Silex percolator co. Silent way.
10617.
Silk guide, ine. Silk guide. 27185.
Silk industry in Japan & the United
States. (Motion picture) 23016.
Silks &_ satins. (Motion picture)
11534.
Sill (L. M.) Tidings brought to Mary.
18930.
Sill stove works. Carroll (A. A.)
Problem solved. 17328.
Silly sultan. (Motion picture) 23017.
Silver (Charles) Stagestruck. 18921.
Silver (S. W.) Natl. musician’s
direct. co. Northern Cal. musician
directory. 4309.
Silver, Burdett & co.:
Conn .(H. W.)
health. 6424.
Evans (L. B.) Farm life readers.
15072.
Felter (W. 1.)
arith. 9558.
Fryberger (A. M.) Listening les-
sons in music. 20272.
Great composers of the world.
Physiol. &
Buker-Felter
4626. -
Hall (Jennie) Teachers manual.
29239.
Nihart (B. F.) New century
ariths. 10364.
1802
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Lc ae aS
Silver, Burdett & co.—Continued.
Parker (Horatio) Progressive
musie ser. 21511.
Teacher’s manual. 10424,
18266.
Reading, what it is. 16182.
Serl (Emma) Work-a-day do-
ings on the farm. 4598.
Thompson (J. G.) Word from
word readers. 27342.
Ward (KE. G.) Natl. method in
reading. 4850.
Rational method in reading.
2662, 31406.
Silver shell. (Motion picture) 11550,
Silverman (Albert) Whose fault.
32141.
Silvers (Lew) On the spot. 22541.
Simi co. Blum (Anthony) Science of
successful investment in mines.
14666.
Simmons (A. L.):
é Triptolemus. 11202.
Vestal-virgins. 11213.
Simmons (fveline) Light of mercy.
309869.
Simmons (John) co. Cataiogue no.
39. 18459.
Simmons (M. M.) Romantic hist. of
Muscongus. 21884.
Simmons (P. P.) co., ine.:
Gerton (A. T.) Arith. by prac-
tice. 9647, 15178.
Orville (Flerence)
Bunnyboro. 4405.
Simmons-Boardman pub. co.:
Battle cry of pace. 18460.
Bunnies of
Railway age gazette. 10485, 16034, |
18321.
Simms (P. S.)
21835.
‘Simms (W. P.) Canadians
only eight minutes to
mous Regina trench. 30970.
Simon (Anna) Wirtshaus zur stadt
Petrograd. 1229.
Simon (Franklin) & co.:
needed
take the fa-
Correct dress for women, ete.
10618.
Store of individual shops. 27186.
Simon (Leila) Getting in touch witi
the Infinite supply. 10619.
Simcen (M. M.):
Aus bivouac und sc
* 10961.
Wirtshaus zur stadt Petrograd.
1229.
Simon says, toes up.
Simonds (F. H.):
hnitzen-graben.
(Drama) 8595.
Along the Adriatic. [ete.] 2496— |
2499.
As spring comes. - [etc.] 4627,
4628,
Bagdad failure. [ete.] 807, 808
My trip to Verdun. 13461.
Book-keeper’s friend.
Simonds mfg. co. How to file a hand
Saw. 21836.
Simone (D. R. de) Mister Nobody.
31900.
Simons (S. E.) Shakspere festival.
8497T*.
Simonson (A.) What you can do with
a Simonson switch. 30974.
Simonson (Jules) :
Cai 22380.
Mill lion dollar bill. 2892.
My boo-ful baby. 5115.
a)
Simp conductor. (Dram: 2259U.-
Simpkins auto. (Drama) 22591.
Simple acceunt sales book co. Pro-
tecting your profits. [ete.] 21837
21838.
Simplex service co. Simplex sucin
course. 2500.
Simplicissimus-verlag, g. m. b. h. & co
Simplicissimus. 16183, 18461
Simpsen (O. H.) Gen. Sherman tree
fete.] 21839, 21840.
Simpson (Orval) Hangers—all kinds.
' T8890.
Simpson (R. B.)° Put it down, Henry.
5160.
Simpson (Robert) Legacy of tears.
9501.
Simpson (W. S.)- Natl. ae of
credit adjustments of the U. S., ine.
Natl. system of adjustment ee:
i 12999.
impson, Showalter & Barker, inc.:
Fothergill (E. Q.) Ice cream in
the home. 6707.
Harding cream co. Selling &
slogans. 6825.
Mansfield (G. ©.) co. Sales chart.
7312.
Neuman (H. LL.) Putting it over.
640.
New Haven dairy. Portfolio of
advertisements. 4315.
Rieck (E. E.) co. Turning cold
comfort inte cold cash. 4502.
Winning hand for the dealer.
735.
Sims (C. B.) Amer.
Washelli. 3196.
Sin against society.
Sin el amor que encanta.
32024.
Sinclair (Angus) co.
Westinghouse universal
electro-pneumatic brake.
Sinelair (Arthur) Face value.
necropolis co.
(Drama) 14043.
(Drama)
Kiehm (G. W.)
standard
(i123.
16542.
Sinclair (J. B.) Cowboy’s dream.
7881.
Sinclair (Jack) See Sinclair (J. B.)
Instructions for
valuable
Sinclair (James)
collecting & preserving
lepidoptera. 4629.
1803
INDEX
Sinclair (Maud)
S383.
Sinclair (W. C.)
Better bank ads.
Her wedding day.
Sinclair adv. co.
10620.
Sinclair adv. co. Better bank ads.
10620.
Sindici (Magda) Kaiser would give
Belgium for peace. 30975.
Sing a song o’ sixpence. (Drama)
11166.
Singed wings (Drama) 2930.
Singer (B.) Bulletin. 21841, 24570,
27187, 30976.
Singer (Elmer) Booklet. 30978.
Singer almanac. 2502, 24571.
Singer and the simp. (Drama) 8506.
Singer mfg. co.:
Additions to and alterations in
form. [ete.] 7882-7885, 13464,
13465, 16193-16195.
Four needle Singer
fete.] 80979-81001.
Instructions for using Singer sew-
machine.
ing machine. fete.] 4630,
10621, 21842-21851, 24572, 24584,
27188-27193.
Singer almanac. 24571.
Singer piano mfg. co. Instruction bk.
TSS86.
Singer sewing machine co., inc.:
New high speed multiple needle.
[ete.] 13466-13477.
Singer almanac. 2502.
Singer machine. 2503, 4631, 4632,
7887, 10622.
Singh (Serdar Jogendra)
dra Singh (Sardar)
Singh (St. Nihal) India’s service to
the empire. 46383.
See Jogen-
Singler & Blakemore. Amer. natl.
bank, Sapulpa, Okl. System sav-
ings certificate. 9023.
Singleton (Esther):
Furniture of the revolutionary
period. 4634.
Hist. gardens of New England.
Old silver. 16196. .
Singleton (lL. S.) Contribution to the
study of faces. 2504.
Sins of her parent. (Motion picture)
279438.
Sins of men.
Sins of society.
5884.
Sin’s
(Motion picture) 11538.
(Motion picture)
picture)
penalty. -(Motion
Sinsheimer (Samuel) Only place of
its kind in the world. 18474.
Sioux City, Ia., direct. 31002.
Sioux Co., Neb.,emap. 22789. »
Sioux Falls, S. D., direct. 24585.
Sioux Falls, S. D., map. 19680.
Sioux Rapids, Ia., map. 22790.
pt. 1, 0S, ¥. a2
Sipe (P. B.):
Dancing bacchante. 1022.
Marrying Mary. 24988.
Siren’s song. (Motion picture) 32539.
Sirovich (W: I.):
No. 2, suspended sentence. 11113.
Suspended sentence. 11178.
Sisseton, S. D., map. 25174.
Sissy. (Drama) 22592.
Sister and brother. (Drama) 8507.
Sister Cecillia. (Motion picture)
19295.
Sister Mary. (Drama) 27660.
Sister of St. Joseph. See Mary Domi-
tilla (Sister)
Sister to Cain. (Motion picture)
5885.
Sisters. (Drama) 8508, 22593.
Sisters of mercy. Wonderful Christ-
mas gift. 32154.
Sisters of Susanna. (Drama) 22594.
Sit still! (Drama) 14044.
Sites (H. W.) Investment bankers &
brokers of America. 24586.
Sittig (IJ/rs. Frank) Jessie & the
talking pansies. [ete.] 21852-
21854.
Sivery (M. 8S.) Charlie the boot-
black. 24587.
Six bells. (Drama) 8509.
Six best sellers. (Drama) 32025.
Six favorite stories. 10623.
Six miles from a lemon. (Drama)
25041.
Six one-act plays. (Drama) 25042.
Six peaches and a pair. (Drama)
11167.
Sixth reader.
Sixty and six.
Skate-for a bride.
5886.
Skeleton
5887.
Skidelsky (S. 8.) Tales of a traveler.
16197, 21855, 24588, 31003.
Skinner (C. L.):
And West is West.
Autumn dawn. 7892.
Kan-il-lak the singer to Nakku.
fete.] 4635-4687.
Skinner (F. J.) C. S. R. blue book
of dogdom. 3391, 23317, 28490.
Skinner & Kennedy stationery _ co.
Grasshopper. 321, . oti, aaa
20357.
Skinner bros. mfg. ce.
touched air. 21856.
Skinner engine co. Univalue unaflow.
fete.] 138478, 13479.
Skirting the skirts.
Skirts & cinders.
11539.
Skreberg
10626.
26660.
(Drama) 11168.
(Motion picture)
hand. (Motion picture)
10624.
Breathe un-
(Drama) 1185.
(Motion picture)
idea.
(Hans) Big Bend
1804
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Skutch (R. F.) Five graces. 8346.
Slade & Miller co. Stick craft. 13480,
31004.
Slama (L. K.) Getting a_ raise.
7898.
Slander. (Motion picture) 8927.
Slane (O. B.) Story of the ancient
eraft. 24590. |
‘Slater (L. L.) Heart of old New
England. 27597.
Slattery (J. T.) Scientific baseball,
systematized notes for coaching.
10627.
Slattery & co. Twenty paymt. plan.
18476.
Slave. (Motion picture) 25369.
Slave market. (Motion picture)
32540.
Slave traffic. (Drama) 32026.
Slaves. (Drama) 32027.
Slavit (Joseph) Legitimate. 1097.
Slavonic-Amer. patriotic proclamation.
18477.
Slawson (L. H.) co.
oly. 2505.
Slawson-Decker
search. 7852.
Slayton (Victor)
civilian
2135
Sleep breaker. (Drama)
Sleepeck-Helman ptg. co.
publicity. 1847S
Sleeping bags. (Drama) 8510.
Sleeping beauty. (Drama)
27580*, 27656.
Slichter (S. H.):
Coupons, trading stamps & pre-
mium systems. 13482.
Mirs.’ aids to retailers in market-
ing goods. 6723.
Turn-over of labor. 16199.
Slipping one over. (Drama) 45151.
Sloan (W. H.) Bribe. 4996.
Sloane (D. H.):
Alimony club. 976.
Arm of the law. 4987.
Conauest. 1012.
Nothing overlooked.
Sieane (Geraldine) :
Alimony club. 976.
Conquest. 1012.
Nothing overlooked. 11112.
Greatest monop-
co. World wide
War babies bane of
soldier at Plattsburg.
1186.
Progressive
2962*,
TAA2.
Sloane (J. H.) Arm of the law. 4987.
Sloboda (Karl) Am teetisch. 16489.
Sloss (Robert) :
Allies’ drive nears Peronne. [etc.!
16200-16202.
Assails cruelty of deporting Bel-
gians. [ete.] 31005, 31006.
Bk. by von Biilow arouses Brit-
ish ire. [ete.] 18479-18489.
British expect new era of pros-
perity. f[ete.] 21858-21866.
ee
Smith (A. N.)
Sloss (Robert)—Continued.
Change submarine attitude.
24591-24593.
Devote millions to censor U. S.
mails. [ete.] 27194-27197.
London lauds beat of the Daily
news. 134838.
Slovenski narod pub. co., ine. Amer-
isko-slovenska pratika. 31007.
Sowaczyiiski (And.) Chlopiec studu-
katowy. 2800.
Slums. (Motion picture) 8941.
Small (Edward) Lhajul (Lhaurell)
Life’s rose garden of song. 12753.
Small (Jennie) Number bk. 27198.
[ete.]
Small magnetic hand. (Motion pic-
ture) 23018.
Small, Maynard & co., ine. O’Brien
(£. J.) Best short stories of 1915.
13142.
Small town stuff. (Drama) 5182.
Small town stuff. (Motion picture)
25370.
Smalley (G. W.):
Americans abroad. [ete.] 2506—
2508.
Mr. Wilson abroad. fete.] 46388,
4639.
Persia. 809.
Smalley mfg. co. Powerful Smalley.
T7894.
Smart (C. A.) Ineident. 2864.
Smart (F. L.) Thrift system. 31008.
Smiles and tears. (Drama) 14045.
Smiley (C. E.) Locomotive break-
downs. 31009.
Smiley (R. W.):
Curse of a nation.
Jest of fate. 8391.
Smite of conscience. (Motion picture)
1019.
32497.
Smith (A. C.) Bigger, better bus.
10628.
Smith (A. D.) Confessions of King
Aleohol. 16208.
Smith (A. H.) co. Dijer-kiss. 31011.
Smith; -CA:E) Interpretations of
Bach’s small pieces. :
Dolly days, ete. 31010.
Smith (A. O.) co. Magic of motor
wheeling. 13485.
Smith (A. R.) Grant Co., Ind., mun.
18999.
Smith (Adam) Earl of Royster Ray.
13486.
Smith (C. C.)
life insur. policies.
Smith (C. E.):
Complete treatment for the hair &
Analysis of values of
24594.
scalp. 18490.
Pract. course in touch typewrit-
ing. 4640.
Smith (C. J.) Easy road to reading.
810.
1805
INDEX
Smith (Charles) Origin of infantile
paralysis. 21868.
Smith (D. E.):
Aritmética moderna. Lete.]
8129, 8130.
Essentials of arith. 4866, 10848.
Mathematical portraits & pages.
13487.
Modern advanced arith. 4641.
Smith (D. H.) Heartbroken mother
at home. 24595.
Smith (E. B.) In the land of Make-
believe. 21869.
Smith (E. D.) & co. Chrysanthemums.
811.
Smith (E. F.) Rivalling Germany’s
chem. industry. 31013.
Smith (E. G.) Prohibition is wrong.
21870.
Smith (Mrs. E. K.) Who named you.
24596.
Smith (E. L.) Simple system of farm
accounting. 2509.
Smith (E. M.) That blasted tooth.
22617.
Smith (H. R.):
Springfield daily news. Different
firms represented on this page.
16228.
What does the rebus say. 16204.
Smith (E. 8.) Automatic code. 31012.
Smith (E. T.) Universal lumber c¢al-
culator. 16205.
Smith (E. W.) Professional wrest-
ling. 13488.
Smith (Edgar) Alone at last. 8258.
Smith (Edward) & co. Winners.
10639.
Smith (¥. B.) Floral shelter home.
24597.
Smith (F. E.) Most frequent diseases
of mankind. 2510.
Smith (F. H.) Kaiser krucified, or
the cross of Germany. 18492.
Smith (F. End of the world.
24599.
Smith (#. M.) co.
blending. 24598.
Smith (Farmer) Goodnight stories.
812, 2511, 4642, 31014.
Smith (Forrest) :
Forrest Smith co., city property
M.)
Automatic flour
cleaning house. 13489. -
It looks small & it is small.
18491.
Smith (G. B.)
Smith (G. C.):
Investment opportunities. 7055.
Preparing for the profession of ac-
countancy. 12824.
Smith (G. I.) Lime and its uses for
agriculture. 21871.
Smith (G. R.):
Great economic value of 314 eggs
in 365 days. 7895.
How to ship. T7896.
SS SSS (SSSR
pt. 1, n.s8., v.13
Smith (G. R.)—Continued.
Manufacturing rifie
4645.
Meaning of twelve hens.
Smith (G. W.) Golf. 10631.
Smith (Gaillard) Detecta phone co.
of Amer., ine. Detecta ear phone.
1685.
Smith (H. B.):
Carnival wedding. 13898.
Love o’ Mike. 31870.
Love of Mike. 22488.
Smith (H. E.) Battie of wits. i3884.
Srsarcn< ts I
cartridges.
2517.
Engl. for boys. 814.
Letters. 31015.
Natl. assn. of colored railway,
foundry, factory, mill & mine
workers of Amer. 622.
Oh, Imogen. 31936.
Smith (H. 0.) Abstract) et awe
18493.
Smith (H. R.) Cattle for the North-
west. 27199.
Smith (H. X.) Ode to a spring suit.
10632.
Smith (I. B.) Sister Susie & Jolly
Mollie. 13490.
Smith (I. K.) Pine needle craft.
24600.
Smith (Irene) Ebeann (P.H.) First
vampire. 9446.
Smith (J. C.) As you like it. 27558.
Smith (J. F.) To-morrow, the thief
of thrift. 13491.
Smith (J. H.) Jack Smith’s own ear-
toon schl. 13492, 31016.
Smith (J. R.) Geog. of Pa. 18495.
Smith (J. V.) Strings. 2935. |
smith (i A. ..N.} High heaven.
* 16207.
Smith (L. M.) Out at old Aunt
Mary’s. 31946.
Smith (L. R.) Circus cotton-tails.
16206.
Smith (Mrs. L. W.) Creative artists
in Ia. 27200.
Smith (Lettie) Three fold alphabetic
guide of precious jewels. 2518.
Smith (Lewis) Job ticket. [etc.]
21872, 218738.
Smith (Lincoln) Fairy stone crosses
of Va... s1017,
Smith (M. A.) Science of phonics &
metheds of teaching. 24885.
Smith (M. C.) MacDougal alley.
22492.
Smith (M. M.)
week-end trips.
Smith (M. P.):
Christmas at the ranch. 1007.
On your travels &
[ete.] TS97-T899.
Crucifixion. 5015.
Highteen. 1041.
H-h-home. 11039.
Smith (M. 8.) Dying to live. 22409.
1806
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Smith (N. 8.) Threshold. 11192.
Smith (P. L.) Direct. of the trunk,
leather goods & umbrella trades of
the U. S. & Canada. 6589.
Smith (P. M.) In all thy ways ac-
knowledge infinite life. 7900.
Smith (R. A.) True record of the life
of Will’m Shagsper. 18496.
Smith (R. C.) Rescue. 11149.
Smith (R. E.) Femaie of the species.
24601.
Smith (Robert) ptg. co.:
Efficient advertising.
Wagner (R. O.)
costs. 16362.
Smith (Rucker) Organization & co-
operation. 18497.
Smith (S. G.) Guenn. 2848.
pain §6('T. -R.) Marriage broker.
22496.
Smith (W.) grubber co. Little stories
of success. [ete.] 31018, 31019.
Smith (W. A.) Eastchester, N. Y.,
20074.
Lower selling
map. 14088.
Smith (W. BH.) Ideal tool works.
Full length ideal rafter’ tables.
3909.
Snfith (W. L.) Unfinished story by
the Gen. manager. 21874.
Smith (William) Fall & rise of man.
31020.
Smith (Winfield) jr.
8311.
Smith & sons mfg. co. Our resolution.
Royal road machinery. 4646.
Smith & Ziesemer, Bisbee, Ariz., map.
22678.
Smith, Elder & _ co.
(Charles) Tutor’s
2081, 4051, 9996.
Smith form-a-truck co.:
Concerning a bk. with a big pur-
pose. [ete.] 10633, 10634.
Dealers outfit. 31021.
Danse de mort.
Kingsley
story. 474,
Delivers the goods. [etc.] 24602,
24603.
Directions. [etc.] 21875-21877.
How we help you make sales.
[ete.] 18494, 13495.
Now, the names and addresses.
16208.
Truck-Smith. 24723.
Smith-Gwynne co. ine. Bloodhart
(John) Bud Bright’s brainstorms.
19658.
Smith-Kinney co.,
Jack built. 9822.
’ Smith ptg. co., ine.
sharing club
16011-16016.
Smithfield, R. I., direct. .26884.
Smith’s handy handkerchief co.
$5000 grant]. [etce.] 24604, 24605.
Smith’s Island oyster co. Story of
Smith’s Isiand oysters. 21878.
inc. House that
Progressive profit
account. [ete.]
|
Smithsburg, Md., map. 3109.
Smolensky (Harry):
Martyrs. 22500.
Power of love. 22563.
Smooth-on mfg. co.:
Smooth-on instruction book.
21879.
Smooth-on iron cement. 2519.
Smothers (A. E.) Adventures of X.
13876.
Smugglers. (Motion picture) 5888,
17060.
Smyth (Clifford) Foreword to a
erystal age. 31022.
Smyth (Ethel) Boatswain’s mate.
995.
Smyth (G. 8.) Read this circular.
24606.
Smyth (H. M.) printing co.
Minn., map. 3102.
Snaga (Joseph) Kleine midel. 8395.
Snapp (L. F.) City’s growth & popu-
lation. 7901.
Sneddon (R. W.):
st. Paul,
Little boy dreams. 27620.
Poilu. 31978.
Snedeker (S. E.) Interest table.
10635.
Snelgrove (W. R.):
Price of a life. 31977.
Yester-year. 382159.
Snell (J. W.) Standard rating & ref.
agency, inc. Standard rating & ref.
agency. 31083.
Snell (R. J.) Eskimo Robinson Cru-
soe. 13496.
Snethen (R. A.)
nature. 13497.
Snitzler (J. M.)
AGAT.
Snohomish Co., Wash., direct. 20144.
Snoring in high C. (Motion picture)
Elec. the spirit of
Bigger, better bus.
19296.
Snow (B. E.) Industrial art text bks.
7902, 21880.
Snow (ida) Goddess of peace & the
king of war. 24949.
Snow (L. J.):
Instruction book. [ete.] 31023-
31025.
Snow’s success system of garment
cutting. 13498.
Snow (W. A.) Mask of men. 27632.
Snow birds. (Drama) 1187.
Snow cure. (Motion picture) 27944.
Snow man. (Drama) 22595.
Snow queen. (Drama) 1188.
Snow-White. (Drama) 24930.
Snow White. (Motion picture) 32541.
Snow-white & Rose-red. (Drama)
16683.
Snow White and the seven dwarfs.
. (Drama) 32028.
Snowbird. (Motion picture) 11540.
1807
INDEX
Snowden (Anne) Daughter of the
sun. 1023.
Snyder (Henry) Geog. of N. J. 24607.
Snyder (T.M.) C.S. war game. 19776.
So this is Paris. (Motion picture)
32542.
Soap bubbles. (Motion picture) 19297.
Soap club. (Drama) 22596.
Sobering up father. (Drama) 27653,
32029.
(Drama) 5183.
(Motion picture)
Sebrino del ministro.
Social buccaneer.
23019.
Social deception. (Motion picture)
Social highwayman. (Motion picture)
8928.
Social outcast. (Motion picture)
5890.
Social register. 18498.
Social register assn.:
Dilatory domiciles. 2520-25389,
4648-4667, 10686-10655.
Social register. 18498,
31045.
Social register locater. 2540.
Social sentence. (Drama) 11169.
Social slave. (Motion picture) 17061.
Social swim. (Drama) 8511.
Social vortex. (Motion picture)
11418, 14257.
Societas rosicruciana in America.
Jones (M. E.) Dimensional evolu-
tion. 9935.
Societe des etablissments Gaumont.
Judex. 27865.
Society for savings & loans of Wash-
ington:
Bond & saving contract. 16209.
Plan of operation. 13499.
Thrift & credits. 31046.
Society for the aid of mental defec-
tives, inc. How to use the clearing
house. 381047.
Society of Amer. amateur magicians.
Constitution. 18499.
Society of Amer. widows.
10656.
Society of motion picture eng. Trans-
actions. 31048.
Society of Rosicrucians, ine.
31026—
Prospectus.
Sustello
(Frater) Dial astro-logium of the
essential fortitudes & debilities of
the planets. 4742.
Society Sherlock. (Motion picture)
17062.
Society’s hyprocrites. (Motion pic-
ture) “Zest...
Soderberg (Hjalmar) Gertrude.
31781.
Sody clerk. (Motion picture) 19319.
Sohn (J. A.):
Autocraey vs. ochlocracy. [fete.]
24608, 24609.
pt. 1, D..S.; V. 13
Sohn (J. A.)—Continued.
Benefit, who and how.
31049-31051.
Hop to it. 138500.
Present & future.
Some life. 16210.
Sohn der sonne. (Drama) 25043.
Sokoloff (Lyda) At three a.
900.
om
Lete. }
27202.
m.
Solanas de la Infanta (J. M.):
Angel bueno. 10956.
Puente de los crimenes.
Solano Co., Cal., map. 5344.
Solar metal products co., ine.:
Hollow metal partitions design.
[ete.] _ 4668-4681.
Specification for standard door
opening design. 24610.
Sold for marriage. (Motion picture)
OL57.
17063.
Sold out. (Motion picture) 14411.
Sold to Satan. (Motion picture)
5891.
Solden (G. W.):
From A to Z. 2888.
Jedge Satterbury expresses ‘his
views. 2772.
Open door. 381944.
Soldevilla (Fernando)
vega. 2808.
Soldier boy. (Drama) 5184.
Soldier sons. (Motion picture) 5892.
Sollers (G. W.) Policeman’s guide to
report writing. 24615.
Solo (Charles) Dans les ruines de
Belgique. 31052.
Solomon (A. G.)
making. 10657.
Solotaroff (Hirst)
2868.
Solotorefsky (Isidor) :
Devil’s power. 22402.
Well paid. 32122.
Solvay, N. Y., direct.
Solvay process co.
27203:
Som vi nu enganger. (Drama) 1189.
Some bear. (Drama) 8512.
Some boxer. (Motion picture) 5893.
Some bravery. (Motion picture)
27945.
Some
Cristo de 1a
Refrigeration & ice
Ivan Durack.
21995.
Solvay alkali.
chicken. (Motion picture)
Some Christmas baskets. 26044.
Some duel. (Motion picture) 143869.
Some fish. (Motion picture) 8930.
Some heroes. (Motion picture) 5894.
Some honeymoon. (Motion picture)
8931.
Some medicine man. (Motion picture)
19298.
Some monkey stars. (Motion picture)
11541.
1808
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Some of our biggest star performers.
(Motion picture) 3825438.
Some other woman. (Drama)
Some show. (Drama) 22597.
Some spring water. (Drama) 22598;
Some surprise. (Drama) 25044.
Some wise men of Gotham. (Drama)
24930.
Somebody else.
Somers (F. M.)
18501. :
Somers (lL. M.):
Hamlet. 16565*.
Julius Cesar. 2872*.
Macbeth. 16605*.
Somers (M. A.) ‘Game.
Somerville (J. P.)
paw. 11207.
Somerville, Mass., direct. 10658.
2931.
(Drama) 5185.
Seven ages of man.
11028.
Under the lion’s
Something worth while. (Drama)
27661.
Something you wanted. (Drama)
25045.
Somewhere in France (Drama)
2932, 14046, 31941.
Somewhere in Jersey. (Drama)
16686.
Somewhere in Mexico. (Drama)
22599.
Somewhere on the battlefield. (Mo-
tion picture) 23020.
Son and heir. (Drama) 2933.
Son-in-law of M. Poirier. (Drama)
10987*, 32030.
Son o’ the stars.
5895.
Son of a rebel chief.
27946. .
Son of Erin. (Motion picture) 25372.
Sen of Neptune. (Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
19299.
Son of the greater fatherland. (Dra-
ma) 32031.
Son of the immortals. (Motion pic-
ture) 11542.
Soney & Sage. N. J. lawyers’ diary
& bar direct. 7448.
Song birds. (Drama) 8513.
Song in the dark. (Motion picture)
11548.
Song o’ the woods.
19300.
Song seller. (Drama) 27662.
Song writer. (Drama) 25046.
Songs of the lazy farmer. 334.
(Motion picture)
Sonneborn (Henry) & co., ine. Style-
plus. 21881.
Sonora phonograph corp. Sonora.
2541, 138502, 21882, 24616.
Sons of Satan. (Motion picture)
5896.
Sons of the Amer. revolution (Empire
state soe.) Year bk. 310538.
Sons of the rich. (Drama) 27663.
Sons of the sea. (Motion picture)
14370.
Sooy (Wendell) W. Sooy method of
extracting cube & square _ root.
13874.
Soper (B. F.) Matrix ref. marks.
7904.
Soper (J. B.) Philadelphia ready ref.
classified bus. & professional direct.
18290.
Soper (M. B.) Picture bldg. with
eut outs. 31054.
Soper, Okl., map. 8658.
Sorceress. (Drama) 1190.
Sorensen (C. J. G.) Sorensen
method. 27204.
Sorensen (C. M.) co., ine. Tankless
air compressors. 4682, 21883.
Sorensen co. Hight hour timepiece.
24617.
Sorenson (Grace) Sing peace today.
21884.
Sorlin (D. B.) Her brother’s code.
8382.
Souders (H. A.) I am the camera.
28311.
Soul at stake. (Motion picture)
23021.
Sonl enslaved. (Motion picture)
5897.
Soul for sale. (Motion picture)
11544.
(Drama) 11170.
(Motion picture) 5898.
(Motion picture) 5899.
(Drama) 32082.
(Motion picture)
Soul maker.
Soul man.
Seoul market.
Soul of Hotspur.
Soul of Kura-San.
Dato.
Soul song. (Drama) 22600.
Soulé (A. ¥.) Pennzoil motor assur-
ance policy. 31056.
Souls in bondage. (Motion picture)
5900.
Souls that meet in the dark. (Motion
picture) 253874.
Soup and nuts. (Motion picture)
19301.
South America, map. 11327, 19081,
99791, 25175, 3110-3112, 32284, 32285,
5345-5347.
South American series.
ture) 5804, 5805.
South Atlantic States,
5348.
South Bend bait co.
sport. 138503.
South Bend lathe works.
a lathe. 10659.
South Carolina, map. 3114, 11328.
South Carolina weather chart calen-
(Motion pic-
fidiahoue aed laley,
Days of real
How to run
dar. 31057.
South Central States, map. 3115,
5349.
1809
INDEX
South Dakota, map. 1353, 3116, 16865,
19082, 22792.
South Dakota weather chart calendar.
31058.
South Fork, Pa., map. 27755.
South Ga. farms co. South Ga. farms.
7905.
South Polar Region, map. 53850.
South shore blue bk. 18500.
Southard (Bennett) Come across.
16517.
Southbridge, Mass., map. 8659.
Southern Baptist convention (S. S.
board):
Brown (N. L.)
junior dept.
Supt.’s manual
6298.
Senior pupil’s bk. [etc.] 7838-
7847.
Southern Cal. musicians’ direct.
18504.
Southern coal & coke ¢o.:
Co-operative ad. service. 4683.
D. G. Teaser adv. newspaper cam-
paign. 21885.
Southern conference for educa. & in-
dustry. How can the whole commu-
nity co-opertively use its life? 4684.
Southern cypress mfrs. assn. Stand-
ard grades & classifications of cy-
press & tupelo. 18501.
Southern engineer. Descr. direct. of
southern power plants. 14990.
Southern express lines, map. 19088.
Southern life & trust co. Being the
confession of an uninsurable man.
21886.
Southern magie co. Wiltsch (lL. J.)
Black art secrets. 4985.
Southern methods. (Drama) 5186,
8260.
Southern Pacific co.:
Across America. fete.] 18505-
13507.
Apache trail of Ariz. [ete.]
21887-21898. .
Cal. beach resorts.
7907.
Southern Pacific co., map. 382286.
Southern pub. assn. of Seventh-day
adventists:
Haynes (C. B.)
bath. 29321.
Other side of death. 12415.
Southern trade pub. co. Lowe (G. D.)
Ready-money Bill. 17986.
Southern’s coal notes. 7908.
Southfield, Mich., map. 19083.
Southport, Conn., direct. 19694.
fete.] 7906,
Christian Sab-
Southwest plumbing supply co. Cata-
logue. 21894.
Southwestern teleg. & telep. co. Telep.
direct. 2542, 4685, 10660,
16211, 21895, 24618, 31059.
13508, |
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Soutullo (Reveriano) :
Amores de aldea.
Giraldine. 1389384.
Guitarra del amor.
Souvenir prize envelope co.
prize envelope. 16214.
Sower (Christopher) co.:
Jacobs (EK. V.) Where we live.
3964.
Peters (M. 8.) Peters & Brum-
baugh method readers. 2366.
Sowers (W. 8.) Old plantation negro
songs. 24619.
Sowers. (Motion pictrue) 5901.
Sowing the wind. (Motion picture)
17087.
Spaeth (A. M.) Spaeth’s easy pay-
ment clothing assn. Membership ap-
plication. [ete.] 13509, 13510.
Spaeth’s easy payment clothing assn.
Membership application. [ete.}
18509, 13510.
Spain, map. 22798.
Spalding (A. G.) & bros.:
Spalding, a safe decision.
10661, 10662.
Spalding complete
[ete.] 815, 816.
Spalding fall eat.
Spalding golf balls.
Spalding winter.
31064.
Spalding (S. J.) Hist. souvenir of
world’s largest flag. 2548.
2778.
31792.
Souvenir
fete. }
trade list.
24620.
16245;
Catalogue.
Spalding’s lawn tennis annual. 10663.
Spalding’s off. athletic almanac. 817.
Spalding’s off. base ball guide. 7909.
Spalding’s off. base ball record. 2544.
Spalding’s off. basket ball guide.
16216.
Spalding’s off. foot ball guide. 21897.
Spalding’s off. golf guide. 18511.
Spanish instructions & index. 20846.
Spark-lite mfg. co.
13512.
Sparkill, N. Y., «maps 20756:
Sparks, Nev., direct. 27041.
Spartan mother. (Drama) 32038.
Spatula pub. co. O’Connor (C. D.)
How to pass the board. 243870,
26890, 30503.
Spaulding (F. E.):
Aldine phonie drill cards. _ [ete:}
25660-25663.
Learning to read. 24622.
Spaulding (G. L.) Father. 381758.
Spaulding (M. L.) Wanted—a com-
Power is safety.
panion. 16708, 22648.
Spaulding (O. C.) Planters bank &
trust co. Birthday savings dept.
7665.
Spear (May) <Arith. for Sth, yr.
10664.
1810
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
7 os i |.) a
Spear (R. W.) Newport, Vt.,
25156.
Spears (L. L.)
map.
Call of the blood.
10980.
Specialist. (Drama) 5187.
Specially posed view of Theodore
Roosevelt. (Motion picture) 14355.
Specialty auto parts co., inc.:
Bk. of knowledge for Ford own-
ers. 818.
Everything for your Ford car.
16217.
Specialty pub. house. 101 bus. bldrs.
isa ine
Spectator co.:
Accident insur. manual. [ete.]
7910-7916.
Ann. & deferred dividends.
16218.
Benefits under accident policies.
[ete.] 4687-4689.
Compendium of off. life insur.
repts. [ete.] 21898-21900.
Distribution by states of fire
insur. in the U. S. 18502.
Fire insur. law chart.
24623-24627.
Handy guide to premium rates.
fete.] 10665-10667, 31065, 31066.
Insur. yr. bk. 17806.
Lincoln (A. B.) Investments for
fete. ]
profit. 24072.
Lindsay (Forbes) Efficiency.
519.
Mascuicer (W. WW.) Hernia.
12826.
Wash “CW. TT.) Not just: now.
[ete.] 30247. 30248.
Pickell (C. W.) Some plain hints
to life insur. solicitors. 10454.
Pocket register of life associa-
tious. jete.{ 13514, 13515.
Royal arcanum. fete] 27206—
27202.
Suppl. to Reports of fire ins. com-
panies. 819.
Venn (T. J.) Why & how bus.
insur. benefits its users. 31377
Webb (E. G.) Corp. or bus.
insur. 24798.
Speed (Nell) Vacation with the
Tucker twins. 18504.
Speed. (Drama) 382084.
Speed & spunk. (Motion picture)
32544.
Speed fiends. (Drama) 22601.
Speed king. (Motion picture) 19302.
Speed up. (Drama) 16687.
Speeding. (Motion picture) 23022.
Speer (Helen) Helen Speer bk. of
children’s white pine toys & furni-
tare, 821.
Spell of the past.
(Drama) 320835.
Spell cf the Yukon.
11545.
Spelman (G. C.) Wanderers.
Spelman (L. L. E.)
cital. 16219.
Spencer (E. M.):
Fatal roses. 8348.
Meliade.. 8417.
Spencer (C. R.) Zanesville, O., map.
22816, 25197.
Spencer (H. A.)
ership service. 2545.
Spencer (H. C.) Spencer’s essentials
of business writing. 31067.
Spencer-Carroll co. Automobile sup-
plies & accessories. 18516.
Spencer co. Kidwell (E. J.)
in-one pian that’s different. 7122.
Spencer heater co. Spencer Steam,
vapor & hot water heaters. 16220.
Sperling (E.) co. La mere maternity
(Motion picture)
1216.
Composer’s re-
H. A. Spencer own-
Three-
frock. 21901.
Sperhine |) (nos f. Bs) Interesting
papers. [ete.] 4690, 4691.
Spero (A: K.) My Easter. 16221.
Sperry (C. 8S.) Preliminary course in
differential equations. 10668.
Sperry (Raymond) jr. White ribbon
boys of Chester. 16222.
Sphinx. (Motion picture) 5902.
Spider & the fly. (Motion picture)
11546.
Spider web. (Drama) 22602.
Spider’s prey. (Motion — picture)
193038.
Spider’s web. (Drama) 32036.
Spider’s web.
Spiers (M. D.)
Spiker (J. R.)
saw. 18505.
Spiller (A. P.):
Descriptive catalogue of Spiller’s
coloroid bands. 10669.
Spiller’s coloroid trap nest bands.
too. :
Spink (George) Film princess. 11018.
Spink (J. EH.) French plays for chil-
(Motion picture) 8932.
Encircled. 4692.
Three days in Arkan-
dren. 2884*.
Spinning (J. M.) Exercises in deri-
vation & word bldg. 17917.
Spirella co., ine.:
Instructions. f[ete.] 7918, 7919.
Spirella corsets. 27210, 31068.
Spirit of a patriot. (Motion picture)
17053. :
Spirit of caution. 21902, 27211.
Spirit of Christmas. (Drama) 320837,
32038.
Spirit of John Brown. (Drama)
1191.
Spirit of 1916. (Drama) 18919.
Spitzer (G. R.) Newtown giant incu-
bator corp. Let the Newtown hatch
your chickens. 30484.
1811
INDEX
Spitzglass (J. M.)
unpurified gases. 31070.
Spitzka (E. A.) How the brain erects
the inverted image. 4693.
Splash of local color. (Motion pic-
ture) 17064.
Splitdorf elec. co.:
Measuring flow of
Dixie magneto. 7929.
Instructions for model M 2, Dixie
magneto for motorcycles.
219038.
Splitting of a hair. (Drama) 18920.
Spofford (G. H.) Guide for begin-
ners in piano playing. 14873.
Spoils of war. (Drama) 5188.
Spokane, Wash., direct. 4694.
Spokane & eastern trust co.:
Expense record. 138518.
Good = spenders. fete. ]
7926.
Spoek sonata.
7925,
(Drama) 2913*.
Spooks. (Drama). 1192, 32039.
Spooks. (Motion picture) 5459.
Spooner (Cecil) pseud. See Blaney
(C."S2)
Sport of law. (Drama)
Sporting blood.
19304.
Sporting records pub. co.
(G..-L.).. an 44%,.., ALAA.
Sports of the rajahs. (Motion pic-
ture) 16976.
Spotted warning.
§802.
Sprague (Martin) Mrs. Everywoman
visits a modern laundry. 24628.
Sprague canning machinery co. Gen.
catalog of canning machinery & can-
22603.
(Motion picture)
Moreland
Motion picture)
ners’ supplies. 2546.
Spratt (Jack) pseud. See Orne
(E. R.)
Sprigs of nobility. (Drama) 82040.
Spring (L. W.) Non-technical chats
on iron & steel. 24629.
Spring chicken. (Motion picture)
89338.
Spring fever. (Motion picture)
17065.
Spring recital. (Drama) 5146*.
Springer (T. G.) Mater Dolorosa.
1109.
Springfield, Il., direct. 27212, 31071.
Springfield, Ill.. map. 32287.
Springfield, Mass., Board of trade.
Credit rating bk. 18506.
Springfield, Mass... school dept.
eal training. 27213.
Springfield, O., direct. 21904, 27215.
Springfield, Vt., direct. 822.
Springfield (City lib. assn. of)
City lib. assn. of Springfield.
Springfield Center, N. Y., map. 25176.
Springfield chauffeurs club. Pract.
ques. & ans. on auto. constr., opera-
tion & care. 4695.
Physi-
See
pt. 1. n.s., v.13
Springfield daily news. Different firms
represented. 16223.
Sprinzel (Otto):
Gute partie. S369, 8370.
Pieper & Sperling. 25019.
Spruce cone and bunchberry. (Drama)
2934.
Sprungbrett. (Drama) 32041.
Spuehler (E. C.) Farnes (Emma)
pseud. Crochet art for milady’s lin-
gerie. 23629
spurr (E. W.) Advance Xmas budget.
4656.
Squab farm. (Drama) 8514.
Square deal. (Drama) 1193, 5189.
Squared account. (Motion picture)
5903.
Squaw. (Drama) 32042.
Squibb (E. R.) & sons. Additional
facts. [etce.] 31072-31074. .
Squire (M. E.) Wake up, Uncle Sam.
APL:
Squires (C. E.) co. Squires steam
traps, ete. 2547.
Squires (Harry) Zenobia, a dream of
ancient Egypt. 1S95S8.
Squires (W. H. T.) Guide to Norfolk,
Va., ete. 24630.
StaBrite mfg. co.
preserver. 4697.
StaBrite varnish
Stacey (Mrs. W. H.) Good-morning.
29162.
Stacio (Annette di) See Di Stacio
(Annette)
Stackhouse (W. R.):
Adirondack development corp. Do
you want an Adirendaek camp
site, [ete.] 14428-14431.
How land values have grown.
fete.] 11593-11595.
$10 a month buys any one of
these Lake Front camp sites.
17113.
Why I bought a lot at Old Forge.
PRLS
Stacpocle (H. De V.):
Luck of Capt. Slocum. [ete.] 823,
2548, 4698, T7927, 10670-10673.
Satin shoe. 18507.
Stories of the
16224.
Stafford (J. B.):
For the people.
His neighbor.
Stafford (J. G.)
legion. 13520,
5042.
5056.
Los Angeles, Cal.,
map. 22741.
Stage business. (Drama) 16688.
Stage villain. (Motion picture)
11547.
Stageberg (Andrew) Helpful hints to
newlyweds. 21905.
Stagestruck. (Drama) 18921.
1812
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Stahelin (F. C.) & son. Bridgman
nursery co. Descriptive catalog of
strawberry, etc. 1538, 1539.
. Stalker (H. H.) Bigger, better bus.
824.
Stalled. (Drama) 32043.
Stallforth & co., ine. Credit of Aus-
tria-Hungary, ete. 21906.
Stamford, Conn., direct. 31075.
Stamford, Conn., map. 32288, 32289.
Stamford foundry co. Shipmates.
7928.
Stampede. (Motion picture) 8934,
17034.
Stampede in the night. (Motion pic-
ture) 5904. .
Stanberry, Mo., map. 16866.
Stanbrough (W. M.) Ye old Falls
house. 825.
Standard. Local agents’ number.
27216.
Standard aeronautical co. Triple-slide
aeroplane calculator. 13524.
Standard aniline products, inc.
phur black 8. A. P. 4699.
Standard blue bk. of the U. S. 18508.
Standard drills in U. S. hist. 26631.
Standard elevator interlock co. Stand-
ard elevator interlock. 24631.
Standard farm paper yr. bk. 18509.
Standard fashion bk. 2549, 16226.
Standard fashion co.:
Directions for baskets.
31076, 31077.
Standard fashion bk. 2549, 16226.
Standard quarterly. 21912, 24632.
Standard transfer cat. 4700.
Standard heat & ventilation co.
notherm. 27217.
Standard heater & mfg. co.
dential information. 31078.
Standard insur. direct. of N. E. 826.
Sul-
[ete.]
Eco-
Standard lektions-bilderkarten. 237,
31079.
Standard life insur. co. How pre-
miums are calculated. 31080.
Standard mail order co.:
Anniv. bargain bk. 7929.
Summer bargains. 13522.
Standard mfg. co. Trojan steel gates.
21907.
Standard marine transportation co.
Prospectus. 21908.
Standard masonie direct. co. St.
Louis, Mo., standard masonic direct.
18400.
Standard oil cloth co.
rated borders. 10674.
Standard paint co. Artistic roofs.
21909.
Sanitas deco-
Confi- |
Standard pneumatic action co.:
Direcciones para operar nuestro
piano automatico. 13523.
Huntington piano co. Pneumatic
player mechanism & descr. eat.
of Huntington piano co. 17799.
Lindenberg piano co. Lindenberg
autograph. 20853.
Pneumatic player mechanism &
descr. cat. 21910.
Strohber piano co. Pneumatic
player mechanism. 16252.
Standard ptg. co., inc. Louisville in-
formation. 31082.
Standard protective corp. Registra-
tion certificate. 21911.
Standard publication co. Ruoff (H.
W.) Circle of knowledge. 27073.
Standard pub. co., Boston:
Fire insur. in New England.
[ete.] 18510, 18511.
Standard. 27216.
Standard fire insur. tables. 4701.
Standard insur. direct. of N. E.
826.
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati:
Boteler (M. M.) Conversion of
Brian O’Dillon. 82.
Curtiss (P. A.) Child you used
to be. 25803.
Errett (J. R.) Standard kinder
lehrer. fetce.] 6640-66438, 17574—
17577, 25918, 25919.
Standard lektions-bilder-
karten. fete.] 237, 238, 9468,
9467.
Helps for students of the Word.
27218.
Higby (A. W.) Fundamentals of
faith & faithfulness. 9760.
Standard lektions - bilderkarten.
31079.
Standard picture lesson cards.
31081.
Swift (J. O.) Enchanted forest.
* 16259.
Standard quarterly. 21912, 24632.
Standard rating & ref. agency, inc.
Standard rating & ref. agency.
31083.
Standard register of natl. ady. 4702,
10675, 18512, 24633.
Standard sanitary mfg. co.:
Efficiency kitchens. 31084.
Standard built in baths. [etc.]
21913, 21914.
Standard porcelain enameled vit-
reous china. 827.
Standard soil tester co.
fete.] 7930-7933.
Standard stained shingle co.:
Covering capacity chart.
Directions.
31085.
Standard picture lesson cards. 237, How to lay creo-dipt stained shin-
31081. gles. 7934.
77396—17-23 1813
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Standard statistics co., ine.:
Miscellaneous companies.
24634-24646.
Standard bond descriptions.
[ete.] 828-836, 2550-2553, 4703—
[ete.]
4712, 7935-7940, 10676-10692,
16227-16239, 18514-18528, 21915-—
21921, 27219-27228, 31086—
31094.
Standard bond offerings. _ [etc.]
13524, 13525.
Standard sulphur co., ine. Louisiana
sulphur. 27229.
Standard underground cable co,
Standard C. C. C. wire. 10693.
Standard varnish works:
Architectural finishes. 7941.
Satinette enamel. 27230.
Standard water systems co.:
Standard multicoil evaporators.
24647.
Standard multicoil feed water
heaters. 837.
Standard X-ray co. X-ray tubes.
31095.
Standiford (W. 8.) Roll & pass lay-
out for rolling specials. 7942.
Standing (P. D.) Studies in char-
acter. 27665.
Standish (B. L.) pseud. See Patten
(Gilbert).
Stanford (C. V.) Critic. 1016.
Stanford seed co. Stanfords bE. &
guide on seed corn. 13527.
Stangeland (K.M.) Mo’rs gjne. 11101.
Stanislaus Co., Cal., direct. 18090.
Stanley (A. R.) Pennsylvania mili-
tary college. Whole men—not half
men. 15961.
Stanley (Harry) Going to the wed-
ding. 24950.
Stanley (M. M.)
Stanley (Wm.)
vention. 18806.
Stanley & Patterson, inc.:
Faraday fire alarm systems.
fete.] 24648, 24649.
Mockery. 166238.
Casey at the con-
Gen. catalogue. 31096.
Stanley hotels. Stanley hotels at
Estes Park, Col. 31097.
Stanton (E. K.) Eternal triangle.
ra pad Ve
Stanton (Lenthel) Marbillball & dou-
bleball. 4713.
Stanton (W. J.) Chart showing how
the state of Cal. provides for the de-
scent & distribution of the prop, of
one who dies without leaving a will.
10694.
Stanwood (G. E.) Ideal tool works.
Full length ideal rafter tables. 3909.
Staples (H. L.) Gracchussary rhyme
bk. 31098.
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ee EEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Staples (P. C.) Pennsgrove the prodi-
gal. 10695.
Staples, Minn., map. 3117.
Staples & Staples, ine. Staples (H. L.)
Gracchussary rhyme bk. 31098.
Staplin (L. D.) Pouring Babbitt
metals. 31099.
Star & the critic. (Drama) 22604.
Star co.:
Bringing up father. 4997.
Fighting in Mexico. 31763.
Letters to Beatrice. 16596.
Levitation. 5081.
Mr. Jack. 5105.
Mysteries of Mona. 5117.
N. Y. Amer. financial ann. & in-
vestors guide. 4317.
Occult power. 18880.
Patria. 18887, 27645.
Secret kingdom. 5177.
Voodoo’s prophecy. 5219.
Winning a crown. 32147.
Star corundum wheel co. Star grind-
ing wheels. 27232.
Star gazer. 21922.
Star headlight & lantern co. Extrav-
agant claims are not the best evi-
dence. 10696.
Star of destiny. (Drama) 32044.
Star of Seville. (Drama) 10987*,
32045.
Stark (M.C.) Giving pract. advice to
writers. 31100.
Stark (W. P.) nurseries co., Stark
(W. P.) nursery, or Stark (W. P.)
nurseries.
Get these bks. free.
2554, 2555.
Plant William P. Stark trees.
[ete.] 7948, 7944.
Stark (W. P.) Inside facts of
profitable fruit growing. 4714.
Stark (W. P.) nurseries. Let the
farm orchard pay your boy’s
way through agric. schl. 10697.
50 % lower prices. 7944.
William P. Stark guaranteed
trees & plants. 31101.
Stark bros. nurseries & orchards co.
Secrets of ornamental planting.
838.
Stark Co., N. D., direct. 9394.
Starkweather (G. B.) Reversing the
shield. 21923.
[ete.]}
Starkweather (H. K.) Holman
(J. B.) Combined life, accident &
health insur. 17765.
Starkweather (W. H.) Church hist.
10698. |
Starlight’s message. (Motion pic-
ture) 25375.
Starr (Frederick)
month for brides.
Why June is the
13528.
1814
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Starr (W. R.) Preservation & effi-
ciency oi traction engine boilers.
Starr & Moss. What you should know
about diamonds. 10699.
Stars & Stripes in Mexico.
picture) 8935.
Starvation. (Drama) 16689.
State bank, New York. Mitzvah elinu
Isaper. 4715. -
State bank of Cleveland. Coupon
bond cert. & coupon. 24650.
State life insur co. You are valuable.
24651.
State line (Drama) 2787.
State mutual bidg. & loan assn. In-
stallment loans. 16240.
Statesman. 10700, 13529, 18529, 31102.
Statler (L. W.) Alabama chamber
of commerce. Constitution and by-
laws. 27997.
Staunton, Va., direct. 27233.
Stayvrum (FE. A.) Stavrum, Thomson
& Bennett. Proof sheet A. 13530.
Stavrum, Thomson & Bennett. Proot
sheet A. 13530.
Stay-round silo co.
21924.
Stayton
8392
Stead (Walter) Angling. 2779.
Steadfast princess. (Drama)
Steadman (F. M.):
Aaba foto-series. Complete instr.
fer using Steadman’s aabame-
ter. [ete] 19361, 19362.
Exposure table for Steadman’s
aabameter. [ete.] 21925-21928.
Stealing a wife. (Drama) 22605.
Stearns (F. B.) co. Story of the
Stearns-Knight motor. 16242.
Stebbins (C. M.):
Engi. grammar for
schis. 10701.
High school spelling leafiet.
Narrative writing. 31103.
Stebbins (H. A.) Teaching people
how to live. 31104.
Stebbins (Lucien) Campaign of 1916.
18530.
Steber (Benjamin):
Herkimer, Mohawk, [lion & Frank-
fort, N. Y., direct. 15286.
Ilion, N. Y., street direct. & map.
15366.
Steber (F. W.) Level section trans-
parent seales. 2556.
Stecher litho. co.:
Byrum (1. C.)
28489
De Barthe (Penn.)
Betty & Teddy.
Dods (Helen) Camping spree of
kiddies three. 28822.
(Motion
Silo science.
(Frank) Joan Danvers.
1194.
secondary
839.
Manger babe.
Story of
jete.] 28757,
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Stecher litho. co—Continued.
Hodgman (C. S.) A. B. CG. bk.
of birds. [ete] 29365-29370.
Jeffers (H. E.) Googly-Goo & his
ten merry men. 29597.
Lauer (Anna) Baby’sbk. 29805.
Levering (H. B.) Little mischief
makers. [ete] 29831-29834.
Mason (N. B.) Deary Dot & the
squee. 30063.
Mother Goose. Mother Goose bk.
of rhymes. 30198.
Nyce (Vera) Little Mab &
Gran-pa Mouse. [etc.] 30499,
30500.
Price (M. E.) Hansel & Gretel.
fetc.] 30668, 30669.
Williams (F. W.) Billy boy’s
jolly toys. 31530.
Steel (F. G.) War. 31106.
Sieel (S. C.) Promise of the good
fairy. 31105.
Steele (A. G.) From dark to dawn.
10702.
Steele (S. C.) Legenda, 1916. 12748.
Steele (Willis):
Bride from home. 25021.
Brother Dave. 25021.
Faro Nell. 25021.
Steelton. Pa.. direct. 12365.
Steere (K. D.) Hannibal natl. bank.
Amer. bankers bond. 26188.
Steese (M. A.) Rules for major in-
door base ball. 4715.
Stehling (H. C.) Catechism of Chris-
tian doctrine. 7945.
Stein (Heinrich von) See Von Stein
(Heinrich)
Stein (Leo) pseud. See Rosenstein
(Leo)
Stein (Max):
Butler (W. R.) Behind prison
walls. 17309.
Ford & four spot fun in pictures.
21929.
From the cabaret to disgrace.
10703.
Steinberg (Will) Verheiratete jung-
gesellen. 2955.
Steiner (J. C.) Coming calamity.
21930.
Steiner (Rudolf) Spiritual guidance
of man & of mankind. 2557.
Steinhaeuser (W. P.) Milton univer-
sity. inc. Dept. of commerce & bus.
administration. fete. ] 24168,
24169.
Steinhauser (G. R.) Why do this?
10704.
Steinhof (Michael) Steinbutt’s bar-
ber’s manual of toilet formulas.
10705.
Steinmetz (C. P.)
orable trade balance.
Our growing fav-
T946.
1815
INDEX
pt. 7, Ss. v.
a
Steinmetz (J. H.) Empire talking
machine co. Machine that plays
any dise record. 3645.
Steinruck (Herman) Erie, the hub
for bus. 1385381.
Stelling (H. B.) World war. 13582.
Stelzle (Charles) Alcohol & the ba-
bies. 4717.
Stemmons (Walter)
time worth. 16248.
Stender (August):
Hotel employees vs. labor unions.
219381.
Hotel manager. 10706.
Stenotype co. Directions for the use
& care of the stenotype. 138533.
Step lively girls. (Drama) 16690.
Stephanove (Constantine) :
Balkan situation improved. 13534.
What is your
Bulgarian king shows tact. [etc.]
81107-31111.
Bulgars feed. Greek soldiers.
[ete.] 24652-24654.
Bulgars hail Pole kingdom. [etc.]
27234-27287.
Bulgars lightning dash _ perils
allies. [ete.] 21982-21934.
Russian offensive sways Rou-
manians. 16244. ?
Stephens (A. D.):
An unexcused absence. 13536.
Better kind of soldier. 21935.
Boy & a bird. . 27238. ~
Choice under difficulties. f[ete.]
31112, 31113.
Important small member. 24655.
It just did itself. 2558.
When Titeena tried. 4718, 7947.
Stephens (Brad) Cheerful Monday
magazine. 28551.
Stephens (FE. A.)
at a minimum cost.
Stephens (T. E.)
prayer league. Suppose.
Stephens-Adamson mfg. co.
saving machinery. 135387.
Stephenson (M. E.) New profession.
7948.
Stephenson (Robert):
Modern Delilah.
Ye gods! 14065.
Stephenson underwear mills. Vic-
toria undersuits made in the Steph-
enson mills. 21936.
Stepping stone. (Motion picture)
§936.
Sterling (Ada):
Curse. 13919.
Dr. Powel takes control.
Judge’s secret. 31837.
Nelly’s four in hand.
Sterling (FE. H.) Conflict.
Sterling (E. R.):
Don’ yo’ heah old Sandy comin’?
31115.
Running your car
31114.
Great comn.
3774.
S-A iabor-
18871.
31728.
22581.
9011.
Sterling (E. R.)—Continued.
If smiles are human _ sunshine.
2559.
Sterling (George)
13538.
Sterling (R. R.) Royal iron mfg. co.
Royal salesmanship. 16076.
Sterling (Robert) World conquered.
219387.
Sterling, Ill., map. 16867.
Sterling co.:
Lilies of stone.
Artistic Sterling. 21938.
Wheeler (E. B.) Birth control.
22266.
Sterling grinding wheel co. Sterling
catalogue. 24656.
Sterling jewelry co.:
Amer, through & through. [ete.]
27239-27241.
Give him time. [ete] 31116,
SL1tyT:
Sterling stamping & machine co. Hy-
grade aluminum ware. 24657.
Stern (A. E.) Meyerson (L. F.) Co-
insurance, its purpose & explanation.
2234.
Stern (Caroline) Queen decides.
11142*.
Stern (D. 8.) King of hearts. 5076.
Stern (J. T.) Locusts. 31862.
Stern bros. Field of fashion. 7949,
27242.
Sterngucker. (Drama) 32046.
Sternheim (Carl) Scharmante. 16679.
Sterrett (R. M.):
Love’s ambassador.
Sedatone. 31118.
Stetson (F. L.) © Preparation of cor-
porate mortgages, ete. 4974.
Stetson (G. W.) True story of a good
11084.
mixer. 21939. ,
Stetson (J. B.) co. Making of a Stet-
son hat. 31119.
Stetson shoe co., ine.:
Dept. 5, stock bk. 138539, 21940.
Old master interviews a few wear-
ers. LOTOT.
Stevens (C. M.) Wonderful stories.
21941.
Stevens (C. O.) Stevens (C. O.) co.
Yellology. 27248.
Stevens (C. W.) Details of the
Stevens system of floor deadening.
31120.
Stevens (D. G.) Service of recogni-
tion of parental duty & purpose.
10708.
Stevens (David):
In Aready. 22456.
Riddle of Isis. 8480.
Stevens (Harry) At the stage door.
31631.
Stevens
coon.
(J. H.) Mexicano and the
8419.
1816
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Stevens (J. W.) Better Engl. 6604.
Stevens (T. W.):
Duquesne Christmas mystery.
31738.
Pageant of Newark. 14015.
Stevens (W. W.)
cow. 31121.
Stevens (Wallace) Three travelers
watch a sunrise. 25056.
Stevens (Z. F.) Order of service for
S. S. on Temperance Sunday. 840.
Stevens Co., Wash., direct. 21942.
Stevens-Davis co.:
Baffling the baffling buyers club.
[ete.] 27244-27271.
Care of the dairy
Blazing the trail in_ selling.
fete.] 7950, 7951.
Calumet baking powder co. Dollie
cook book. 19755.
Enthusiasm, the motive power of
suecess. [etec.] 841, 842.
Ragged edges of a sale. [etc.]
4719. 4720.
Thinking in small figures. 2560.
Srevens partition & floor deadener co.
Stevens (C. W.) Details of the
Stevens system of floor deadening.
31120.
Stevenson (Augusta):
Dramatized scenes from
ean history. 8327**.
Romantic Indiana. 25032.
Stevenson (Levi) Beloved 8S. D.
18531.
Stevenson (R. L.)
8541-8543, 32084.
Stewart (A. B.)
Ameri-
Treasure Island.
Midsummer dance
dream. 5102.
Stewart (A. M.) Tale of two shirts.
1196.
Stewart (Anita) Anita Stewart’s talk
to girls. 2561.
Stewart (C. P.)
more to blame in
21943.
Stewart (C. T.):
Gender & declension of German
nouns. 24658.
Her titled husband. 31803.
Stewart (C. W.) Country life readers.
13540.
Stewart (H. C.):
Bacteria & their control.
Westmoreland chem. & color Co.
Fer-sul & what it does. 18745.
Stewart (J. N.) jr.. Bigger, better
Mott charges others
graft scandal.
16245.
bus. 7952.
Stewart (L. S.) Lest we _ forget.
21944.
Stewart (M. A.) Beginning Latin.
21945.
Stewart (W. H.) jr.:
Intro. the owner to his automo-
bile’s motor. [ete.] 7955-7964.
Stewart (W. H.) jr—Continued.
Motor car problems solved.
31122-31126.
Motorists’ problems.
18549.
[ete. ]
[ete.] 18532—
Motorist’s problems solved. [etc.]
2562, 18541-13552, 27272.
Stewart-Bidlake shoe co. Series A.
31127.
Stewart-Mackintosh, ine. Mackintosh
(C. H.) Christmas by a batchelor.
[ete.] 4182, 4183.
Stewart-Simmons press. Mail your
dealer circulars. f[ete.] 24659-
24661.
Stickney (G@. H.} Economic value of
good shop illumination. 21946.
Stickney & Montague. Direx-all.
31128.
Stifler (J. M.) God. 21947.
Stigler, Okl., map. 14167.
Stiles (E. B.) Hist. of the origin &
development of the Neal inst. [etc.]
31129, 31130.
Stiles (Lynn)
ot America.
Stiles (W. A.)
8438, 2570.
Still veice.
Still waters run deep.
ture) 5905.
Stillwater, Minn., direct. 27280.
Stilwell (L. J. L.) See Libbey (L. J.)
Stilwell or Stillwell (G. A.):
De Witt mystery. 27576.
Try it & see. 25062.
Stilwell (K. M.) Printing as a means
of educa. 18553.
Stime fun leben. (Drama)
Stimes (Otis) Soap bubbles.
Presidency of the U. S.
4721.
Bigger, better bus.
(Motion picture) 8937.
(Motion pic-
32047.
19297.
Stimson (Earl) System for stand-
ardizing maintenance of way work.
2572.
Sting. (Drama) 25047.
Sting of conscience. (Motion picture)
14371.
Sting of victory. (Motion picture)
19305.
Stinger (Bub) pseud. See Hawk (J.
C.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller dry goods co.:
Home & music. [ete.] 27281-
27284.
Individual expression. [ete.]
31131-31183.
Munsterberg admits it. [etc.]
24662, 24663.
Stock (G. C.) Heipful suggestions to
young singers. 24664.
Stock list. 10709, 13554.
Stocker (S. P.) Sieur Du Lhut.
27659.
Stockett, Mont., map. 27757.
1817
INDEX
Stockholders’ service corp. Manual of
lists of stockholders & investors.
18555.
Stockman (D. H.)
8398.
Stockton, Cal., direct. 16246.
Stockton, Cal., map. 16868, 16869.
Stockwell (F. C.) Lab. practice man-
ual. 18550.
Stockwell (T. M.) Naturaline corset
co. X-ray, a case of enteroptosis.
13005.
Stodart (Robert)
Land of liberty.
Swindlers. 8524.
Stoddard. Try the Stoddard way.
7965.
Stoddard (Burt) Mamma’s_ boy.
11087.
Stoddard (C. F.) ‘Temperance facts.
10710.
Stoddard (M. M.) Corticelli lessons
in tatting. 28553.
Stoelzel (Emmy) Star’s voice lesson.
18551, 21948, 24665, 31134.
Stokes (F. A.) co.:
Barber (L. L.) Nursery hist. of
the U. S. 19588.
Beard (Alice) Magic string bk.
PASTAS
Beard (Patten) Marjorie’s liter-
ary dolls. 23199.
Budget of news for lovers of bks.
24666.
Chapman (C. D.) Self-made pic-
tures for children. 23340.
Choate (Florence) — Baby’s bk.
21949. '
Our baby. 19827.
Descriptive cat. f[ete.] 18553,
18554.
Descriptive list of new bks. 10712.
Nameless one. 1123.
New bks. for children. 27285.
Outcault (R. F.) Buster Brown.
21488.
Quinn (E. V.)
30692.
Schultze (C. HE.) Foxy grandpa’s
merry bk. 21766.
Ver Beck (Frank) Timothy Tur-
tles great day. 31879.
Stokes (John) According to Washing-
ton. 10948.
Stokes (R. P.) Woman who wouldn’t.
27679.
Stokes seed farms co.
Kewpie primer.
Market grow-
ers wholesale catalogue. [ete. ]
31135, 31136;
Stolen honors. (Motion — picture)
25376.
Stolen magic. (Motion _ picture)
19306.
Stolen master. (Motion picture)
17066.
Stolen melody. (Motion picture)
8938.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Stolen name, (Motion _ picture)
19307.
Stolen rubies, (Motion _ picture)
25285.
Stolen shadow. (Motion picture)
23012.
Stolen triumph. (Motion picture)
32545
Stolen victory. (Drama) 32048.
Stoll (Robert) Gymnastics & rope
climbing. 16247.
Stolley (M. G.) Stolley-MeGill pub..
co. Stolley-McGill ten lesson course
in moving picture piano playing.
4722.
Stolley-McGill pub. co. Stolley-Mc-
Gill ten lesson course in moving pic-
ture piano playing. 4722.
Stolte (W. R.) Meriden writing sys-
tem, 931137. |
Stolz (Robert) Lumperl. 16604,
22489.
Stolz der III. compagnie. (Drama)
tTITS,
Stone (A. J.) Seward Peninsula,
Alaska, map. 5342.
Stone (C. EH.) First natl. farm trac-
tors direct. 16248.
Stone (Clarence) Echoes of destiny.
13556.
Stone (G. E.) How life begins.
27854.
Stone (J. H.) Millions in foreign
trade. 24667,
Stone (J. N.)
What is it?
Stone (K. E.)
Chiropractic college.
6382.
Outline for music ap-
preciation for elem. schls. 18557.
Stone (Sydney):
Upkeep. 11210.
Who pays? 16720. -
Stone (Virginia) Her home. 27286.
Stone (W. H.) Lesson of woodcraft.
8402.
Stone (W. K.):
Have you got money. 24951.
Square deal. 5189.
Stone age cabaret. (Drama) 32049.
Stone-age roost robber. (Motion pic-
ture) 8939.
Stone age _ suffragette. (Drama)
18922.
Stone god. (Motion picture) 25209.
Stone man, (Drama) 32050. —
Stoneburn (EF. H.):
Adopt effective preventive meas-
ures. T7966.
Artificial hatching of chicks.
[ete.] 4723-4725.
Great development of the poultry
indus. f[ete.] 18558-13560.
Keep the chickens growing
steadily. [ete.] 10713-10717.
Stonefolds. (Drama) 8278%*.
1818
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
eee
Stoneham (C, A.) Curb, mining, oil
& indus. securities. 16249.
Stoneham, Mass., map. 5351.
Stoner (Burton) Piff & Hip Wood-
chucks adventures. [ete] 21950,
21951.
Stoner (W. 8S.) jr. Freakish animals,
[ete.] 27287, 27288.
Stoney & Millaire. Millaire (C. S.)
Successful business. 7355.
Stonington, Conn., direct. 21186.
Stork (Theophilus) Luther’s Christ-
mas tree. 31139.
Stork co. Stork service to retailers.
13561.
Storm (Alan) pseud.
(Goodman)
Storm. (Drama) 8464*.
Storm. (Motion picture)
Storming the trenches.
ture) 11548.
Story City, Ia., map. 3118.
Story from life. (Motion picture)
32546.
Story-land dramatic reader.
8514*,
Story of cook vs. chef & Hicks in
See Lipkind
19308.
(Motion pic-
(Drama)
Nightmareland. (Motion picture)
11348.
Story of Hleusis. (Drama) 27664.
Story of Esther. (Drama) 18923.
Story of Hanucah. 23761.
Story of Joseph (Drama) 2962*.
Story of the dance. (Drama) 5152.
Stottville, N. Y., direct. 15347.
Stouder (H. R.) Sure collector. 844.
Stout (B. M.) Union trust co. In-
stallment investment certificates.
fete.] 13706-13718.
Stout (J. F.) To Emmaus & back.
7970. 7
Stout (R. T.):
Ask the Egyptians. 7971.
Last drive. 21952, 24668, 27289,
31140.
Stout (W. O.):
Unnatural history beasts & birds.
7972.
White feather. 8570.
Stoutsville, Mo., map. 32290.
Stow (A. H.) Chorus girl.
Stowe (lL. E.):
Letter head & horoscope blank.
21954.
Twelve signs of the zodiac. 4726.
Vision on the battle field. 2578.
Stowell (H. C.):
Precedents for internatl. block-
ades. [ete.] 10718, 10719.
Question of armed merchantmen.
31142.
Stowers (R. P.) Stowers method of
individual ledger proof. 2574.
Straight (EH. B.) Natural system of
double drumming. 845.
31141.
Straight way. (Motion picture)
230238.
Stranded. (Drama) 8515.
Strange ease. (Motion picture)
14372.
Strange case of Mary Page. (Motion
picture) 5906-5915, 8940-8944.
Strange confession. (Motion picture)
11549.
Strange happening.
Strange inheritance.
11510.
(Drama) 82051.
(Motion picture)
Strange mother. (Motion picture)
32547.
Stranger from somewhere. (Motion
picture) 27947.
Stranger in his own home. (Motion
picture) 17067.
Stranger in New York. (Motion pic-
ture) 8945.
Strahger star. (Drama) 22606.
Strangers. (Drama) 25048.
Stratemeyer (Edward):
Dave Porter & his double. 21955.
Rover boys on a tour. 4727.
Stratford, Conn., direct. 19694.
Stratford-Cookson ¢o.:
Post-graduate schl. of modern
dentistry. Cavity preparation.
2380.
Somnoform for analgesia & surgi-
cal anesthesia. 2575.
Stratford hotel co. Hotel Stratford
best dollar rooms in San Francisco.
7978.
Stratford miracles. (Drama) 8516.
Strathy (Charlton) Pro-re-nata.
16251.
Straus (Oscar) :
Liebeszauber.
Rund um die liebe.
Straus (S. W.) & co.
10720.
(—)
Strauss
31826.
Strauss (H. E.) & co.
ing system. 18555.
Strauss (Richard)
ten. 31774.
Strauss (S. M.)
Straw man. (Drama) 11172.
Straw pile. (Drama) 11178.
Strawick (G. M.) Alice Forber, mis-
sionary. 8255.
Streator, Ill., map. 8660.
Street (Julian) :
Ohio lady. 1135, 8443.
Third act. 5202.
Street & Smith:
Carter (Nicholas) psewd. Case of
many clues. 19775.
— Clue from the unknown.
[ete.] 28518, 28519.
——. In the grip of fate. 173382.
—— Magic necklace. 11931.
21855, 24972.
8486, 11155.
Straus plan.
‘Invitacién al vals.
Edeseo tailor-
Frau ohne schat-
Dance & life. T7974.
1819
INDEX
Street & Smith—Continued.
Man of many faces.
— Man without a will.
25702, 25703.
—— Over the edge of the world.
{ete.] 14748, 14749.
Erwin (H. W.) Buffalo Bill and
the lone camper. 15069.
— Buffalo Bill and the overland
mail. 6645.
— Buffalo Bill in Mexico. 3648.
—— Buffalo Bill’s surprise party.
9469.
— Buffalo Bill’s tireless chase.
239.
— Buffalo Bill’s war cry. 12165.
Luck (Carol) Luck’s dream book.
3414.
Lete.]
20890.
Taylor (BH. C.) Broncho boys big
contract. 7993.
Streeter clip & specialty co. Streeter’s
steel clip. 31148.
Strelecki (J. C. L. de) Branka.
31664.
Strength. 4728, 31144.
Strength of the weak. (Motion pic-
ture) 5916.
Strey (H.) Facts about matrimonial
papers & honest advice. 4729.
Strickland (A. B.):
Dead in earnest. 4730.
Revival with a million converts.
7975.
Strickler (V. O.) Christian science.
18556.
Strictly business. (Drama) 8517.
Strictly private. (Motion picture)
17016, 32448.
Striepeke (Adolph) Natl. commercial
underwriters. Vostro sicuro collet-
tore. 4296.
Strife & sorrow. (Motion picture)
27874.
Strife eternal. (Motion picture)
5917.
Striker. (Drama) 22607, 25042.
Striking example of public service ef-
ficiency. 29598.
Strindberg (August):
Motherlove. 24999.
Plays. 2913*, 8464*.
Strings. (Drama) 2935.
Strohber piano co. Pneumatic player
mechanism. 16252.
Stroke of twelve. (Motion picture)
11444.
Strombeck' (J. F.) Some ways of re-
ducing freight charges. 24669.
Stromberg elec. co. Automatic time
indicating & signalling instruments.
[ete.] 21956, 21957.
Strome (Moll) Her castle in Spain.
16567.
pt.1,n.s., v.13
Strong Stolen
32048.
Strong (J. E.) Stronghurst. 7976.
Strong (W. J. H.):
Agency contract. 4731, 18557.
(Elwin) victory.
Caution. 21958.
Strong arm squad. (Motion picture)
5918.
Strong eng. co. Supersteam service.
31145.
Strong evidence. (Motion picture)
yaa TH
Stronger love. (Motion picture)
19309.
Stronger sex. (Drama) 8518.
Stronger than steel. (Motion picture)
32548.
Stronger than woman’s will. (Motion
picture) 5919.
Stronghurst, Ill, map. 14168.
Stroud (E. H.) & co.:
Air separation pulverizer. [etc.]
13562-13564.
Burh powdered coal. 7977.
Remarkable results. 381146.
Strouse (A. H.) Easter tidings, reci-
tations, dialogs & songs. 4782.
Strout (EH. A.) farm agency, inc.:
Money-making farms. 7978.
Peace & plenty on the farm. 27290.
Strout’s latest and biggest bar-
gains. 16253.
Strozzi (Pati) Chevaliers teuton-
iques. 31681.
Struggle. (Drama) 22608.
Struggle. (Motion picture) 8946.
Strunsky (Rose) Gertrude. 31781.
Stryker (William) New century
ariths. 10364.
Stryker, O., map. 16870.
Stuart (Austen) Algy’s first appear-
ance. 18791.
Stuart (C. D.)
Stuart (E. B.)
Curley. 31712.
Daddy Duck stories.
[ete.] 27291-27294.
Stuart (EK. C.) Temperance poeins.
27295.
Stuart (Gordon) pseud. See Saylor
CH: YE. }
Stuart (J. B.) Outline of work.
21959.
Stuart (Katharine):
British women _ golfers. [ete. ]
31147, 31148.
Mashie & iron play. 24670.
Science of putting. 21960.
Wooden club. 27296.
Stubborn primadonna.
32052.
Stubbs (Alfred)
direct. 7979.
Stubbs buyers direct. 7979.
Stuck. (Drama) 22609.
Stuckert (H. M.) Chronological
chart of Hebrew hist. 27297.
(Drama)
Stubbs buyers
1820
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
a eeeeEeEeEeEeeeeeSSSSSSSSSSFSSSSSSSSeeEeEeeeee
Studentckie figle (Drama) 2965.
Studies in character. (Drama)
27665.
Study outline. 18297.
Stumbling. (Motion picture) 25378.
Stumpe (William) :
Sussfeld, Lorsch & co. Guardian
recording thermometers. 13573.
Guardian self-recording ther-
mometers. 24674.
Stunde der entscheidung. (Drama)
16691.
Stung. (Motion picture) 14878.
Sturgeon (R. M.)
13565.
Sturm (Gerhard)
weltkrieg. 10721.
Sturm (Hans):
Bundle of kisses.
Unsre helden im
Grosse kinder. 31791.
Schneewittchen und die sieben
zwerge. 32012.
Sturtevant (B. F.) co. Sturtevant
~ heaters. 21961.
Stutson (W. G.) Universal location
& collection system. 13566.
Suarez (Blanca) Gioconda. 2845.
Sub rosa syndicate. Knowles (Jessie)
Dorothea & the listening man.
2090.
Submarine. (Drama). 8519.
Submarine F-7. (Drama) 32053.
Submarine pirate. (Motion picture)
19310.
Substance of ambition. (Drama)
iwi AAR
Substitute. (Drama) 138950.
Success, Ark., map. 25177.
Suecess cf Minnehaha. (Drama)
8520.
Suecess system, inc. Credit collec-
tions. 31149.
Success with meat. 4733, 21962.
Successful selling method. 2668.
Such is life. (Drama) 25049.
Such is life in Alaska. (Motion pic-
ture) 982549.
Such is life in China. (Motion pic-
ture) 14874.
Sudden riches. (Motion picture)
~ 14875.
Sudermann (Hermann) Entgotterte
welt. 2824.
Suffer little children to come unto Me.
(Drama) 5190.
Sufferage-yet. (Drama) 27666.
Suffolk Co., N. Y., map. 190684.
Suffrage correspondence schl. Suf-
frage correspondence schl. 31150.
Suffrajinx. (Drama) 5191.
Sugarman (A. M.) Brief course ex-
ercises. 24671.
Sugden (J. L.) Bigger, better bus.
13567.
Sugden (L. 8.) Lure of Alaska.
25299.
Se
ey
Suggs (Sidney) Why the govt.
should build, own & maintain a sys-
tem of public highways. T7980.
Suicide. (Drama) 11174.
Suit & a suitor. (Motion picture)
5920.
Sullenbarger (W. A.)
sure bread recipe.
Sullivan (A. J.)
Sullivan (C. G.):
Bugle eall.
Sullenbarger’s
16254.
Penmanship. 4734.
[ete.] 10722-10727.
Civilization. [ete.] 7981, 7982.
Crab. 24672.
Foundling. f[ete.] 21963-21967.
Plain Jane. [ete.] 16255, 16256.
Returning of Draw Egan. 13568.
Sullivan (D. C.) Major Meg. 16608.
Sullivan (F. J.) System of accounts
for county govt. 846.
SUtrvane <-(. A) Sectional
direct. & tourist’s guide. 784.
Sullivan (J. E.) How to become an
athlete. 381151.
Sullivan (M. E.)
work. 381152.
Sullivan (R. W.) Sullivans system
of curative physical culture. 13569.
Sullivan machinery co.:
How to make drill bits by ham-
mering. fete.] 18570-18572.
Sullivan continuous cutting elec.
chain mining machines. 7983.
Sullivan elec. ironclad room.
16257.
Sullivan elec. room & pillar coal
hotel
Arithmetie seat
cutter. 4735-4788, 21968.
Sullivan ironclad elec. coal cut-
ter. 31153.
Sullivan rotator hammer drills.
2576.
Sullivan single stage power-
driven air compressors. [etc.]
27298-27300.
Sully (Lew) Limb of the law. 8404.
Sully & Kleinteich:
Duffield (KE. M.) Lucile trium-
phant. 17546.
Long (H. B.) How Janice Day
won. 17984.
Sully & Weil Moving picture fiends.
27639.
Sully Co., S. D., map. 19085.
Sully’s tribulations. (Drama) 27667.
Sultana. (Motion picture) 25379.
Sulzberger (Nathan) Wanted: a hus-
band! 1218.
Sulzberger & sons co. Meat packing
industry. 57381.
Summer _ girl. (Motion picture)
19311. .
Summer snow, and other fairy plays.
(Drama) 14046*.
Summers (C. E.) Ananias & co.
22355.
1821
INDEX
Summers (C. L.)
27301.
Summers (D. C.)
962.
Summers (Florence):
College tie. 22389.
Diana’s studio. 31725.
Summerton, 8. C., map. 3119.
Summit, N. J., direct. 4739.
Summit, N. J., map. 3120, 25178.
Summy (C. F.) co.:
Hamilton (A. H.) Keyboard har-
mony & transposition. 15218.
Hofer (M. R.) Seasonable festi-
vals & pageants. 15296.
Kohlsaat (Caroline) Bethlehem’s
story. 29741.
Summy (C. F.) Keyboard, staff
& signature chart. 16258.
Sumner (Charles) pseud. See Hayes
(C. 8.) :
Sumter, S. C., map. 1354.
Sun co. Sun oils. 273802.
Sun god. (Drama) 32054.
Sun goddess. (Drama) 27584.
Sun ptg. & pub. assn.:
Sandy sandman.
Dialogue debate.
Breckinridge (Henry) Prepared-
ness. 9190.
Crowther (Samuel) President
warned in vain. [ete.] 17404,
17405.
Watchful waiting. 19914.
Pittsburgh sun. Bk. of prizes for
boys. 18224.
Sun worshippers.
dT6T.
Sunbeam incandescent lamp div., Natl.
lamp works of Gen. elec. co. How to
figure illumination. 7984.
Sunbeams. (Motion picture) 27948.
Sunbonnet Sue. (Drama) 32055.
Sunday (Smoke) pseud. See Slater
(Motion picture)
(L. L.)
Sunday Amer. Glass (Dudley)
Stories of the opera. 9635.
Sunday schl. times co.:
Chalfant (H. M.) Exercise for’
S. S. on Temperance Sunday.
[ete.] 128, 129.
Stevens (Z. F.) Order of service
for S. S. on Temperance Sun-
day. 840.
Sunderland (C. C.) Aerial wire rope
conveyors. T7985.
Sunfiower state life assn. of McPher-
son, Kan. Agents’ manual. [etc.]
21970, 21971. ;
Sunland, Cal., map. 16820.
Sunlight & shadow. (Motion picture)
5921.
Sunlit road calendar. 4740.
Sunny morning. (Drama) 32056.
Sunny Mountain. (Drama) 32057.
Sunrise. (Drama) 8521.
ee ee a a
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Sunrise turn, inc.
31931.
Night at an inn,
Sunset-midway oil field, Cal. map.
22794.
Sunset road. (Drama) 22610.
Sunset telep. and teleg. co. Telep.
direct. 10728.
Sunshine dad. (Motion picture)
17068.
Sunstrom (M. T.) Character analy-
sis chart. 27305.
Superba co.:
Superba co. letter. 10729.
Your time is worth dollars.
31155.
Superior, Wis., direct. 24678.
Superior, Wis., map. 53852.
Superior forces. (Drama) 2936.
Superstitious Ceylon. (Motion pic-
ture) 32550.
Superwoman. (Drama) 5192.
Suppl. to the Hope of the world. 1886.
Suppressed desires. (Drama) 32058.
Supreme sacrifice. (Motion picture)
8947.
Supreme temptation. (Motion pic-
ture) 5922.
Sureties. (Drama) 5193.
Surety farms. Fancy hennery eggs.
4741.
Surgeon’s revenge.
23024.
Surprise party.
Surprise to everyone.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 2937.
(Drama) 11175.
Surprises of an empty hotel. (Mo-
tion picture) 5923.
Surrender. (Drama) 8522, 11176.
Survival. (Drama) 31990.
Susanna Shakespeare. (Drama)
11177.
Susie Snowflake. (Motion picture)
14376. :
Susie, the sleuth. (Motion picture)
8948.
Suspect. (Motion picture) 11550.
Suspected. (Motion picture) 32514,
Suspended sentence. (Drama) 11178.
Suspicious of hubby. (Drama)
11179.
Sussfeld, Lorsch & co.:
Guardian recording thermometers.
13573.
Guardian self-recording thermome-
ters. [ete.] 24674, 24675.
Sustello (Frater) Dial astro-logium
of the essential fortitudes & debili-
ties of the planets. 4742.
Sutherland (Anne) For art’s sake.
16552.
Sutherland (Harvey) Voice made
beautiful. S847.
Sutton (E. F.) Dark star. 31156.
Sutton (M. M.) Antiseptic baby & the
prophylactic pup. 10730.
1822
nos. 1-12, 1916
INDEX
ee
Sutton (T. S.) Star & the critic.
22604.
Suverkrop (E. A.) Mfg. British 18-
pounder high-explosive shells. 2577,
4743, T9S6.
Svenska almanackan. 31157.
Svenska biografteatern (A.-B.):
Gold spider. 32377.
Mr. Miller’s documents. 32453.
Svenska biografteatern filmfabriken
PA. $5.)°:
Avenger. 19113.
Cobbler stick to your last.
Old age and folly. 19256.
Sea vultures. 19291.
Therése. 19316.
Swain (A. W.) co.
ties. 4744.
Swain (C. B.) Elmira, N. Y.,- direct.
20090.
19134.
University facul-
Swain (C. R.) Christmas babes in the
woods. 27656.
Swamp-root almanac. 21972.
Swampscott, Mass., direct. 18002.
Swan (M. E.):
Dregs. 1087.
Little brown men. 31858.
Love in a cottage. 5087.
Nothing but the truth. 8488.
-Pink pajamas. 31967.
Swan (M. M.) Plays in pinafores.
31970.
Swan (Mark) Ladies’ reducing par-
lor. 5077.
Swanwhite. (Drama) 8464*.
Swart (E.R.) Purity. 31158.
Swart (Florence) Palm Beach ser.
of poems. 31159.
Swayam-vara. (Drama) 11180.
Swaysgood (D. E.) Tricks of the
violin. 31160.
Swearengen (Mfrs. Frank) New Amer-
ica. 11110.
Swears (Herbert)
tity. 8554.
Sweater news, inc.
13574.
Sweatman (W. W.)
Unknown quan-
Ready reckoner.
Hathaway (M.
W.) Adv. field. 6875.
Swedey. the janitor. (Motion picture)
* 25380.
Swedish gage co., inc. Limit system.
24676.
Sweeps of ninety-eight. (Drama)
27624.
Sweet (C. C.) First lessons in Mngl.
18558, 24677.
Sweet (D. C.)
or a
How to apply
position. 4745.
Sweet (F. A.) Rules for playing
Filmania. 21973.
Sweet (Tracy ) Florida cotton.
31767.
Sweet (W. N.) Automobile route.
21974, 24678.
Sweet charity. (Motion picture)
11551.
Sweet Genevieve. (Drama) 8523.
Sweet Grass, Co., Mont., direct. 20SG6.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs. (Motion pic-
ture) 11552.
Sweeten (A. §S.) Codex system.
10781.
Sweetland (C. A.):
Forty causes of losses in retail
stores. [ete.] 21975, 21976.
What makes a retailer prosper.
13575.
Sweetland filter press co., ine. Sweet-
land self dumping filter. 21977.
Sweets (H. H.):
‘Lane (Margaret) Voices of girl-
hood. 12728.
Welch (Mildred) His gift to the
King. 27449.
Sweet’s catalog service, inc.:
Specification digest & checking
list. [ete.] 848, 849.
Sweet’s architectural catalogue.
31161.
Swem (C. ©.) Richards (W. H.)
Making a man. 7834.
Swenarton (Jane) Bubbles. 10974.
Swenson evaporator co. Swenson
evaporators. 31162.
Swerling (Jo) First stone. 1053.
Swift (C. A.) Mountain voice is call-
ing. 10782.
Swift (E. G.) Physician’s perfect call
list. T7987, 24679.
Swale 26H) D:) Enchanted forest.
16259.
Swift (W. B.) Summer & winter lec-
ture courses on speech disorder.
21978.
Swift & co. Swift’s premium oleomar-
garine. 24680.
Swigart (G. W.) Swigart’s selling in-
structions. 21979.
Swindlers. (Drama) 8524.
Swing (R. E.):
Austrian ruler, 86. [ete.] 21980—
21991.
Berlin’s food supply ample. [ete.]
16260, 16261.
Big crops in Germany. [ete.]
24681-24685.
Blame British censors. [etc.]
18559-18567.
Bukharest warned of German at-
tack. [ete.] 31163-31175.
Chicago doctor is in Berlin. [etc.]
27306-27314.
Demands Britain cease reprisal.
fete.] 13576, 13577.
Swingle (C. M.) Aborting acute dis-
ease. 18578.
1823
INDEX
Swinney (T. C.) Evolution. 8340.
Switzer, Stackhouse & co. Brief ad
booklet. [etce.] 2581-2583.
Switzerland, map. 5240.
Swooners. (Motion picture) 8949.
Sword of fire. (Motion picture)
5924.
Sword of the stone. 31840.
Swordfish & the crab. (Drama) 16692.
Sybelrud (C. C.) Sybelrud’s egg com-
puting table. 21992.
Sydney (H. M.) Sydney’s sermon.
24686.
Sydney (Thomas) psewd. See Smith
(H. B.)
Sylvester (Emma)
8111.
Sylvia. (Drama)
Symons (W. L.):
How to choose & protect a trade-
mark. 2584.
Law of patents for designs. 27315.
Symphony in coal. (Motion picture)
11553.
Symphony play. (Drama) 85235.
(Drama) 2988.
Syn wolnosci.
Syndieate trading co. Dana (J. C.)
Pleasant art of getting your own
liby. 6488.
Synfieur scientific lab. Amer. per-
fumer. f[ete.] 13579, 13580, 18568,
18569, 21993, 24687, 31176.
Syracuse, N. Y., direct. 21995.
Syracuse, N. Y., map. 22795.
Syracuse herald:
Booklovers’ picturegame. 21996.
Syracuse herald’s off. booklovers’
picturegame cat. 18570.
Syracuse smelting works:
Pouring Babbitt metals. 21997.
Staplin (L. D.) Pouring Babbitt
Graded readers.
11181.
metals. 31099.
System is everything. (Motion pic-
ture) 8950.
Szwajkarta (Stanistawa) Mistrz
Twardowski. 2896. .
Taarnet. (Drama) 11182.
Taber (Irving):
Judgment year. 7989.
Twenty-three hundred & seventy
is the judgment year. 4746.
Taber (L. E.) Love’s emprise. 11085.
Taber (R. P.) Vinal (W. H.). Serv-
ice. 4844.
Tabler (F. E.)
Christ healing power.
Tables turned. (Drama) 32059.
Tabular anal. of U. S. r. r. s. 12870.
Tackenberg (C. W.) Chalk-line. 1002.
Tacoma, Wash., direct. 16262.
Tact. (Drama) 32060.
Taendlers (Richard) verlag. Deutsche
bann. 8319.
With the help of
ATAT.
pt. 1, 0. s., v.13
Taft (A. R.) Mills of the gods.
22506.
Taft (G. E.) Chimalman, & other
poems. 22385*.
Taft (G. I.) Animals that work.
27316.
Taft (Lorado) How the Amer. girl
looks in marble. 31178.
Taft (M. E.) Carola. 13899.
Taft (W. H.) Law trained Amer,
citizen. 4748.
Tag (R. W.) Conquest of Helen.
22891.
Tag day. (Drama) 25050.
Tagliabue (C. J.) mfg. co.:
Cat. [ete.] 21998-22001.
Indications; temperature correc-
tion. 2585.
Tagore (Rabindranath):
My reminiscences. 7990.
See also Ravindranatha Thakura.
Tailleur de Paris. 31179.
Tailor of Bond street. (Motion pic-
ture) 27949.
Tailoring arts pub. co. Progressive
Gress chart for autumn. 13581.
Taint of fear. (Motion picture)
32551.
Taitt (M. L. L.) Essentials of physi-
eal geog. 10733.
(Drama) 382061.
(Drama) 32062.
(Drama) 1195.
(Drama) 5194,
(Motion picture)
Take the subway.
Take your medicine.
Taken from life.
Taking a chance.
Taking a chance.
143877.
Taking a
17069.
Taking chances.
32500.
Taking
32094.
Taking the count.
32552.
Taking the honey out of honeymoon,
(Motion picture) 27950.
rest. (Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
teacher’s
place. (Drama)
(Motion picture)
Talbot (N. A.) Story of ancient
Georgeana. 18571.
Talbott (M. H.) Pop corn recipes.
4749.
Tale from the Decameron. (Motion
picture) 82553. ¥
Tale of a telegram. (Motion picture)
8951.
Tale of a Turk. (Motion picture)
32554.
Tale of the nude tail. (Motion pic-
ture) 5680.
Tale of the U. E. goat. 29941.
Tale of two shirts. (Drama) 1196.
Tale that is knot. (Motion picture)
§811.
Talk by the dean. 690, 4444.
Tall (S. B.) Spooks. 32039.
1824
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Tallahassee, Fla., map. 32291.
Tallandier (Jules):
Feuillade (Louis) Vampires.
12211, 23637.
Le Faure (Georges) Sous la
mitraille. 29815.
Solo (Charles) Dans les ruines
de Belgique. 31052.
Tallant (G. A.):
Common _§ schl.
4750.
Umholtz (F. H.) Common schl.
elementary arith. 4799.
Talleott (I. B.) Investment bond
corp. Six per cent cumulative bond.
fore 92538) 12533.
Talman (C. F.) Weather.
Taloga, OKl., map. 3121.
Tama Co., Ia., map. 11329.
Tamagno (D. B.) Ten business rules.
4751.
Tamayo (F. C.)
Taming of Arabella.
Taming of grouchy Bill.
advanced arith.
18572.
Trovador. 27673*.
(Drama) 11075.
(Motion pic-
ture) 193812.
Taming of the _ shrew. (Drama)
5195.
Tammany’s tiger. (Motion picture)
11554.
Tampa, Fla., direct. 4752.
Tampa Bay, map. 22796.
Tampico, Mexico, map. 22797.
Tampico. (Drama) 18924.
Tanenbaum (I.) son & co.:
A. S. Rosenthal co. 31180.
Greenhut co. inc. [ete.]
22005.
Moses Zimmermann & or M. Zim-
22002-
mermann co. 18573.
Organization. 24688.
Policies. 4463, 13237.
Tangled fates. (Motion picture)
14378.
Tangled hearts. (Motion picture)
5925.
Tangled threads. (Motion picture)
16953, 16954.
Tangled web. (Motion picture)
14409.
Tangleland. (Drama) 22611.
Tanki service bureau. List bul.
16263.
Tanner (J. B.) C. P. A. examinations.
27317.
Our beautiful 1916
31181.
Tanner (W. C.)
Christmas cartoon.
Tappé (H. P.):
Designed by Tappé of N. Y. 4753.
Early Victorian era. 7992.
For country lanes & glittering
sands. 18574.
From my point of view.
16264.
Inspirations.
10734,
24689, 27318, 31182.
Tappé (H. P.)—Continued.
Tappé’s June brides & _ brides-
maids. 13582.
Tappé’s poupées. 22006.
Tapper (Thomas):
Franz Schubert. 13583.
Handel. 27319.
Mendelssohn, the story of a happy
brother & sister. [etc.] 16265,
16266.
Passing the dead line in music
study. 31183.
Study plan. 31184.
Tarantula. (Motion picture) 17070.
Target. (Motion picture) 5926.
Target of dreams.
27951.
Tarkington (Booth) :
(Motion picture)
Monsieur Beaucaire. 11100.
Ohio lady. 1135, 8448.
Penrod’s nervous breakdown.
A754.
Tarkington (N. B.) See Tarkington
(Booth)
11174.
2459.
Bridgie.
Tarpiey (Ford) Suicide.
Tarpon Springs, Fla., direct.
Tarrant-Ironside (M. E.)
4755.
Tarrytown, N. Y., direct. 2586.
Tartuffe. (Drama) 10987*.
Tassell (Charles Van) See Van Tas-
sell (Charles)
Tatem (B. T.)
Dear old dad. 5021.
Tattle tale Alice. (Motion picture)
27952.
Taubmann (Otto) Porzia. 31974.
Taufstein (Louis) Alles aus geféil-
ligkeit. 2775.
Taunton, Mass., direct. 31185.
Taussig (Otto) Dead sweetheart.
11000.
Tavern De Luxe. (Drama) 14047,
22GE2.
Taylor (C. A. A.)
in medical practice.
Taylor <C. +B) Ady.
banks. 4756, 13584.
Taylor (C. N.) Motorcooler sales co.
Sub-atomic theory
22007.
for savings
Hot again. 4281.
Taylor (KE. C.) Broncho boys’ big
contract. 7993.
Taylor (F. E.) Soul-winning. 22008.
Taylor (Frank) Eleven _ dollars.
22412.
Taylor (H. C. Chatfield-) See Chat-
field-Taylor (H. C.)
Taylor (J. A.) Mystic maiden. 5118.
Taylor (J. E.) Piano chord instruc-
tor. 31186.
Taylor (J. G.) Is there danger of a
paper famine. 16267.
Taylor (J. R. K.) All things being
equal. 10951.
Taylor (J. 8.)
mas club card.
Peoples bank. Christ-
30580.
1825
INDEX
Taylor (M. C.) Instr. bk. 31190.
Taylor (M. I.) Children of passion.
13585, 16268, 18575, 22009, 24690.
Taylor (M. S.) Sunbeam. [ete.]
31187-31189.
Taylor (Madison) When military
training should begin. 4757.
Taylor (N. & G.) ¢@o.:
Roofing tin, flat seam.
22010, 22011.
Selling arguments for tin roofing.
4758.
Taylor (S. T.) sehl. of sartorial arts.
Expert instructions. 27320.
Taylor (Samuel) Taylor (M.C.) In-
struction book. 31190.
[ete.]
Taylor (Wilton) Taken from life.
1195.
Taylor (Z. P.) Taylor’s analyzed ci-
tations. 4759, 18576.
Taylor, Tex., map. 32292.
Taylor & Crate:
Birch, maple & beech. 16269,
18581-18583, 31191-31197.
List of our stock at Buffalo.
15618.
Taylor & Greenough co. Johnson &
Burns, ine. Specifications of schl.
bldgs. 23967.
Taylor bros. laundry.
caught in the act. 850.
Taylor instrument cos.:
Badenoch (N. W.)
Mr. Reddy
Taylor home
bake oven thermometer. 23151.
Calidad Taylor. f[ete.] 27321-
27324.
Control of temperature. 4764.
Control of temperature in corn
cookers. f[ete.] 22012-22015.
H & M_ thermometers. [ete.]
18584-18588.
New Tycos thermograph. [ete.]
851, 852.
Recipes for favorite candies.
7994.
Supplementary price list. [ete.]
31198-31204.
Tycos air compressor equipments.
[ete.] 24691-24694.
Taylorsville, Ky., map. 11330.
Tcherkesoff (Warlam):
Army of Turks. discouraged.
[ete.] 18586-13589.
Brussiloff close to people. 16270.
Charge Mackensen snubbed Aus-
trians. [ete.] 22016-22023.
Duma plans new land law. [etce.]
18589-18594.
Té o café ? (Drama) 11183.
Tea for Genevieve. (Drama) 8526.
Teacher, kin I go home? (Drama)
11184.
Teachers manual. 24459.
Teachers’ music pub. co. Glad news.
37438.
pti; B8.; v.18
Teachers’ univ. of commerce, Athen-
aeum annual. 27325.
Teacup inn. (Drama) 27668.
Teall (Gardner) Homemaking for
everyone. 10735.
Tear-squeezer. (Drama) 8527.
Teats (M. EH.) Friendly message.
31205.
Technical college of the Chicago Turn-
gemeinde. Technical college of the
Chicago Turn-gemeinde. 31206.
Technical pub. co.:
Balcom (S. E.) Heating & ven-
tilating bldgs. 9079.
Dixon (W. E.) Engine & boiler
room lore. 9397.
Johnson (V. E.) Engine room di-
rect-current elec. machinery.
9926. ;
Manifold & Poole.
diagram. 21017.
Moseley (A. W.)
10254.
Solomon (A. G.) Refrigeration &
ice making. 10657.
Straight line
Pract. math.
Technique. 13590. ‘
Tecpancaltzin. (Drama) 22385*.
Tecumseh, Okl., direct. 21804.
Teddy. (Drama) 5196.
Teddy’s marriage. (Drama) 11185.
Tedeschi (Enrique) :
Lula. 2882.
Rosario. 14036.
Tedrow (H. B.) Uttermost farthing.
5214.
Teeney Ricketts. (Drama) 11186.
Teetotaler. (Drama) 25051.
Teets (H. M.) Brief analysis of the
Federal income tax. 31207.
Tefft (EK. C.) Natl. city bank. Christ-
mas savings club. 30259.
Tegern (Hans) Otto oder Otto?
25014.
Teixeira de Mattos (Max) Vestpocket
vademecum. 18595.
Tel-dex co. Tel-dex. 13592.
Tel-electric co. Gen. catalog. 2587.
Telautograph corp. Telautograph.
13591.
Telegram. (Drama) © 31990.
Teleg. ptg. co. Catalog. of off. forms.
4766.
Telegraphic tangle. (Motion picture)
5927.
Telep. soc. of the Mountain States
Educational dept.:
Bell system. [ete.] 4767-4769.
Elem. of elec. [ete.] 16271—
16273.
Private branch exchanges. 31208.
Substation practice. 2588, 7995.
Telford (Fred) Civil govt. for civil
service applicants. 13593.
Telford (M. E.) Children’s Christinas
dream. 31683.
1826
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
eee
Tell-tale envelope.
19181, 22894.
reltine (G. P.)
plans. 4770.
Telonor corp. Telonor. 22024.
Temperament. (Drama) 22613, 22614.
Temperance beverage co.:
Be prepared. 138594.
Try 12 on us. 22025.
Your last chance to get 12 bottles
free. 18596.
Temperance town.
11555.
Tempest (Phineus) :
(Motion picture)
Telling bungalow
(Motion picture)
When Gertie comes to _ town.
22026.
Who'll have me. 24695.
Tempest. (Drama) 382062*.
Temple (J. ©.) Ohio state univ.
Farmer’s authentic adviser. 21467.
Temple, Okl., map. 25179.
Temple of now. (Drama) 11082.
Templer (H. R.) Keeping the wolf
from the door. 4771.
Templer (G. H.) Artist’s model.
22027.
Templeton, Kenby & co., ltd. Simplex
jacks. 31209.
(Drama) 29389.
(Motion picture)
Templo de Cupido.
Temporal power.
279538.
Temporary husband. (Motion pic-
ture) 5928.
Temptation. (Drama) 32063.
Temptation and the man. (Motion
picture) 14379.
Temptation of Adam.
ture) 253881.
(Motion pic-
Temptation of Anthony. (Drama)
5197.
Ten boys’ farees. (Drama) 22615.
Ten nights in a bar-room. (Drania)
18925.
Ten nights in a barroom. See also
Curse of a nation.
Ten Cate (A. R.) Purity spring water
co. Purity water. 30679.
Tender hooks. (Drama) 32064.
Tenley (Elmer) Transfer man.
31606.
Tennessee, map. 1855, 3122, 8661,
11331, 25180.
Tennessee weather chart calendar.
31210.
Tennessee’s pardner.
ture) 5929.
Tenney (A. S.):
Lieutenant Inkbottle. 27618.
Piano delivery. 31964.
Tenney (M. A.) Priceless fragments.
31211.
Tenor. (Drama) 32065.
Tenth commandment. (Drama) 14048.
Teoteuctli. (Drama) 22385*.
(Motion pic-
18
Tepic, Mexico, map. 8662.
Terheggen (L. A.) Mac-Terry’ light-
ning caleulator. 15658.
Terhune (A. P.):
Crimson stain mystery. 22028,
24696, 27326, 31212.
Shrimp. 32023.
Terms of peace. (Drama) 8534.
Terral, Okl., map. 25181.
Terramoto. (Drama) 22616.
Terrebonne Parish, La., map. 11332.
Terrell (Maverick) :
Friday the thirteenth. 2835.
Presidential bee. - 16648.
Temperament. 22614.
Terrell (P. A. H.) Strictly profes-
sional services. 22031.
Terrible tragedy. (Motion picture)
17071.
Terrible Turk. (Motion picture)
19313.
Terribuia (La) (Motion picture)
Terris (Charles):
Irish courtship. 13960.
June thirteenth. 11066.
One man in a thousand. 11120.
Roomer at Smith’s. 11153.
Why men don’t marry. 11225.
Terriss (Tom) Ambition. 16490.
Terrors of a Turkish bath. (Motion
picture) 25382.
Terry (Frank):
Back to Cohoes. 381639.
Frolic and fun. 8350.
Terry (H. J.) Pep promoter. 18890.
Terry (J. B.) co. Catalogue. 7996.
Terry (J. E. H.)
home. 16611.
Terry, Mont.:
Direct. 2237.
Map. 16871.
Terry Co., Tex., map. 32298.
Terry’s tea party. (Motion picture)
8952.
Terryville, Conn., direct. 28394.
Teschendorf (T. O.) ‘Twentieth cen-
tury ticket agt. 22277.
Man who stayed at
Tessier (C. O.) Putting a patent
through. 22032.
Test. (Drama) 16698, 18926, 25052.
Test. (Motion picture) 25388.
Test of chivalry. (Motion picture)
11556.
Test of the ballot. (Drama) 8528.
Testa (Carmela) & co. Variety.
16274.
Testoni (Alfredo) Modelo. 31903.
Teubner (B. G.): ff
Bornecque (Henri) Moliére. 9178.
Gotter (Karl) Musterblitter.
17683.
Othmer (Albert) Wandtafel 1u.
kreide. 10406.
27
INDEX
Teweles (H.)
1171.
Texas, pseud. See Ferguson (F. D.)
Texas, map. 13856, 3123, 19086, 22798.
Texas co.:
About Texaco crater compound.
16275.
Dry roof for house & barn.
10736-10739.
‘Ring des Polykrates.
[ete.]
Lubrication. 2186, 7276, 10120,
12794.
Preventing rail corrosion. 24699.
Texaco. 31217.
Texas weather chart calendar. 31218.
Textile color card assn. of the U. S.,
ine. :
Color card of America. 13595.
Spring season color card of Amer-
ica. 27381.
Textile kunst und industrie.
31219.
Textile pub. co.
mist short cut.
Thacher (Lloyd)
13596.
Thacher medicine co. Dr. Thacher’s
lucky day almanac. 17529.
Thain (E. I.) Knocking on the door.
10740,
New York. Econo-
Does
Movie detective.
1091.
Thain (Edith) Residuary legatee.
16666.
Thakura (Ravindranatha) See Rav-
indranatha Thakura.
Thankful heart. (Drama) 24916*.
Thanksgiving month. (Drama)
32066.
Tharpe (A. M.) Moses & a man of
today. 853.
That ain’t your’. wife. (Drama)
8529. H
That blasted tooth. (Drama) 22617.
That dagger in the dark. (Drama)
8530.
That girl. (Drama) 5198, 11187.
That little rogue next door. (Drama)
11188.
That mysterious love. (Drama) 5199.
That night. (Drama) 8581.
That sort. (Motion picture) 143880.
Thaw (L. C.) He needs it. 10741.
Thayer (O. H.) Thayer’s Springfield
portable schoolhouses. 10742.
Theatrical producing co. Bought &
paid for. 22378.
Their act. (Motion picture) 5930.
Their anniversary. (Motion picture)
8953.
Their awful predicament. (Motion
picture) 14881. i
Their counterfeit vacation. (Motion
picture) 27954.
Their dark secret. (Motion picture)
Their divorce. (Motion picture)
25384.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Their first. 11557.
Their first arrest. (Motion picture)
27955.
Their first quarrel.
Their last day. (Drama) 22618.
Their little bit. (Drama) 16694.
Their married life. 854, 2589, 4772,
7997, 10748, 18597, 16276, 18597,
22033, 24700, 27332, 31220.
(Drama) 5200.
Their mother. (Motion picture)
19314.
Their only son. (Drama) 22619.
Their only son. (Motion picture)
5931.
Their quiet little honeymoon.
tion picture) 8954.
Their social smash.
(Mo-
(Motion picture)
11558.
Their week end. (Motion picture)
32556.
Theis (G. C.) Seas between. 32013.
Thelen (F.) Rund um die liebe.
8486, 11155.
Then I’ll come back to you. (Motion
picture) 8955.
There & _ back. (Motion picture)
19315.
There & back from Detroit, Mich.
22048.
There’s no place like home. (Motion
picture) 5982.
Therese. (Drama) 5201.
Therése. (Motion picture) 19316.
Thermal syndicate, ltd. Vitreosil, ap-
paratus. 27340.
These little squares of linen. 7403.
They all knew Beverly. Do you?
(Drama) 32067.
They show their faces, too, at Follies.
! 1608.
They that walk enchained. (Drama)
32068.
They wouldn’t take him seriously.
14382.
Vest pocket pilot
(Motion picture)
Thibault (P. R.)
bk. 22044.
Thibodaux, La., map. 11333.
Thiboust (Lamb) Czula struna.
2811.
Thief of the desert. (Motion picture)
11559.
Thief River Falls, Minn., map. 382294.
Thielsen (E. W.) Note calendar 1916.
857.
Thieves. (Drama) 32069. _
Thin ice. (Drama) 11189, 18927.
Thinning out. (Drama) 16695.
Third act. (Drama) 5202.
Third degree. (Motion picture)
5846.
Third eye. (Drama) 8582.
Third proposal. (Drama) 11190.
Third reader. 10158.
Thirteenth chair. (Drama) 32070.
Thirty days. (Drama) 14049.
1828
INDEX
_ nos, 1-12, 1916
Thirty days a la carte. (Drama)
8533.
_ This is law. (Drama)
is my lucky day.
24944,
(Drama)
' This way out. (Drama) 18928.
This youth-gentlemen. (Drama)
25042
Thorner (Fritz) Helmut Gotthilfs
neugeburt. 31231.
Thold studio. McAllister (lL. B.)
Tale of the U. C. goat. 29941.
Thoma (E. R.) How much can we
» save. 22045.
Thoma (Ludwig)
Thomas (A. W.):
Advertising for auctioneers. 31232.
Opening speeches for auctioneers.
24707.
Thomas (Augustus):
In Mizzoura. 31822.
Witching hour. 32150.
Thomas (Chauncey) Thomas (W. R.)
Lectures on hist. 16286.
Thomas (F. A.) How to hold circles.
31233
Moral. 31908.
Thomas (F. D.)
beach. 24905.
Thomas (G. C.) jr. Best of the new
introductions for outdoor rose grow-
Beauty and the
ing. 13605.
Thomas (G. H.):
Sunbeams. 8006
Their record. 16285.
Thomas (G. H. Earp-)
Thomas (G. H.)
- Thomas (H. K.) Automobile perform-
ance formulae. 22046.
Thomas (Mrs. Homer) New America.
11110.
Thomas (J. A.) Thomas system of
scientific fire fighting. 8007.
Thomas (J. E.) Never take no for an
answer. 24708.
Thomas (J. H.) Lamentation. 31234.
Thomas (Marion) Birthday greet-
me pere.| o'255, 31256. -
Thomas (Miriam) Lady of the lake.
11070*.
Thomas (R. B.)
nack. 26914.
Thomas (S. H.)
858
Thomas (S. L.) Enterprise develop-
ment co. Enterprise development
See Earp-
Old farmers alma-
Schedule of weights.
co. :
Thomas (T. J.) Was Minnie Peters
murdered or did she kill herself.
8008.
Thomas (W. H..G.) Grace of God.
alot.
Thomas (W. M.) I want to be a
nurse. 13606.
Ti396—17T. 24
Thomas (W. R.)
16286.
Thomas direct co.:
Thomas’ drug trade lists. 16287.
Thomas’ hardware, sporting goods
Lectures on hist.
& kindred trades lists. 22047.
Thomas moulding brick co. Mastic
floor covering. 10752.
Thomas Muskerry. (Drama) 27670.
Thomas pub. co.:
Thomas register of Amer. mfrs.
& first hands in all lines. 27341.
Thomas’ wholesale grocery & kin-
dred trades register. 16288.
Thomas register of Amer. mfrs. & first
hands in all lines. 27341.
Thomas’ wholesale grocery & kindred
trades register. 16288.
Thomasheisky (Boris):
Broken violin. 24910.
Helio New York. 8381.
Thompson (A. E.) San Francisco,
Cal., map. 22784. ,
Thompson (A. L.) Catechism of
patriotism for Amer. schl. children.
16289. ;
Thompson (A.M.) Oh, Caesar. 31935.
Thompson (A. W.) Kelvin (Paul)
Essence of salesmanship. 15501.
Thompson (Denman) Our new minis-
ter. 14009.
Thompson (E. N.) Serpent & the
dove. 5178.
Thompson (F. W.) Phosphorescent
Jim. 27650.
Thompson (G. E.) lightning rod co.
Guaranteed lightning protection.
1360T.
Thompson (G. L.)
came back. 11226.
Why the band
Thompson (Grace Allen-) See Allen-
Thompson (Grace)
Thompson (Harry) ‘True to life.
8545.
Thompson (J. E.) Human energy.
13608.
Thompson (J. F.) How very shock-
ing. 27600.
Thompson (J. G.):
Thompson’s minimum essentials.
13616.
Word from word readers.
Thompson (J. R.) co.:
Meat you eat in restaurants. 2598.
Thompson’s. Sandwiches. 8010.
Wrigley (R. B.) Lighter lunches.
13852.
Thompson (J. W.):
Bigger, better bus.
Danger line. 5018.
Thompson (J. W.) co. O’Sullivan’s
heels of new live rubber. 13609.
Thompson (L. C.) Wager. 11214.
27342.
859, 16290.
1829
INDEX
Thompson (M. R.):
ao that something. 860.
Q. R. S. co. QRS. Quick refer-
ence Cees 4489.
Thompson (Maravene) :
Music hath power.
Putting it across.
Thompson (O. 8.):
Thompson’s minimum essentials.
18616.
Thompson’s
8009.
Thompson (R. W.):
16632.
8474.
new penmanship.
Aid for Jamaica planters. [ete.]
22048-22052.
Archibishop Nuttall is dead. [etc.]
13610-13615.
Bars Jamaica conscription. [etce.]
24709, 24710.
Embargo on bananas urged. [etce.]
18603-18605.
Jamaica aids the Red _ cross.
27348.
Jamaica for favored trade. [etc.]
31238-31241.
Thompson (Ruth) Amazing adven-
tures of Jack B. Nimble. 31242.
Thompson (T. B.) Player piano given
away. 13617.
Thompson (T. E.)
mum essentials. 138616.
Thompson (V. I.) Guthapfel (M. L.)
Land of covered faces. 8791.
Thompson (Vance) Peace girl.
Thompson’s mini-
5140.
Thompson (W. B.) Zone therapy.
31248.
Thompson (W. C.) Jew of Malta.
23239.
Thompson, Austin & co., ine:
Financing deferred dividend life
insur. policies. 10753.
Financing policies. 31244.
Thompson-Bonney co. Lewis control
system. 381245.
Thompson course, inc. Thompson (J.
Ek.) Human energy. 13608.
Thompson photo co. Plattsburg mili-
tary training camp, N. Y., map.
19063.
Thompson’s. Sandwiches. 8010.
Thoms (Toni) Dorf-Caruso. 24929.
Thomson (F. L.) First step in Ameri-
canization. 16292.
Thomson (J. L.) Ward song. 8011.
Thomson (O. R. H.) Christmas, 1916.
31246.
Thorburn (J. M.) & co.
seeds. 861.
Thorn (Caesar) Thin ice.
Thorn & the rose.
23025.
Thorndike (A. H.) Engl. theatre in
Shakespeare’s time. 8012.
Thorburn’s
11189.
(Motion picture)
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Thorndike (Frank) Joining the navy.
13962.
Thoroughbred. (Motion picture)
23026.
Thorp (Josephine):
Crucible. 18818.
Miraculous night. 27636.
Twelfth-night revel. 5209.
Yule-tide revel. 27682.
Thorpe, Wis., map. 382295.
Those female haters. (Motion picture)
5933
Those girls. (Drama) 27669. .
Those Keystone cops. (Drama)
18929.
Those who toil. (Motion picture)
19317.
Thou shalt not covet. (Motion pic-
ture) 5934.
Thoughts from everywhere. 13618.
Thousand dollar husband. (Motion
picture) 11560.
Thousand dollars a week. (Motion
picture) 193820.
Thread of life. (Motion picture)
27956.
Three a. m. (Drama) 22620.
Three bears. (Drama) 27580*.
Three brave hunters. (Motion pic-
ture) 17072.
Three chums. (Drama) 2940.
Three-fingered Jenny. (Motion pic-
ture) 5697.
Three godfathers. (Motion picture)
143883.
Three in one. (Drama) 11191.
Three-in-one oil co. Three-in-one dict.
13619.
Three Johns. (Motion picture)
5935.
Three little Christmas waits.
(Drama) 2962*.
Three men. (Drama) 25078.
Three men of Gotham. (Drama)
24930.
Three musketeers. (Motion picture)
8724.
Three nights. (Drama) 1197.
Three of a kind. (Drama) 16696.
25054, 25055.
Three of U.S. (Drama) 22621.
Three old meddlers. (Drama) 32071.
Three pairs of shoes. (Motion pic-
ture) 5829.
Three plays. 27670, 32072.
Three plays and a curtain raiser.
(Drama) 8534.
(Drama) 8535.
Three’s a crowd.
Three seratch clue. (Motion picture)
19317.
‘Three screams in the moonlight.
(Drama) 5208.
Three travelers watch a _ sunrise.
(Drama) 25056.
1830
INDEX
nus, 1-12, 1916
Three war _ sketches. (Drama)
14049*.
Three wise men. (Motion picture)
8956.
Three wishes. (Motion picture)
11561. ;
Threshold. (Drama) 11192.
Thrift (Tim) Bringing back Bonnie
to you. f[ete.] 24711-24716.
Thrift pub. co. Amer. underwriter
magazine & insur. review. Amer.
underwriters pocket chart. 11647,
19481.
Thrift service:
Salem laundry co.
spells. 7796.
You wouldn’t take a file.
Thrift service co.:
Marshall & Ilsley bank. Family
thrift book. 7319.
8018.
Thrift savings clubs.
Wild (J. F.) & co. state bank.
One of them
862.
Thrift service. 10754.
Knock your life insur. problems
in the head. [ete.] 8188, 8189.
Thriller. 31247.
Thrills. (Drama) 5204.
Throop (M. H.) Wade = entertain-
ment bureau. Mid dinner & after
dinner songs. 22174.
Through baby’s voice. (Motion pic-
ture) 25385.
Through bolted doors. (Motion pic-
ture) 23005.
Through flames to love. (Motion pic-
ture) 8957.
Through him. (Drama) 11198.
Through the solid wall. (Motion pic-
ture) 253886.
Through the sweet briars. (Drama)
11194.
Through the wall. (Motion picture)
23027.
Thrown to the lions. (Motion pic-
ture) 8958.
Pugland (CC. M.) Gold diggers.
22432.
Thumbnail sketch of Catherine the
Great of Russia. (Drama) 1198.
Thurman (W. B.):
Thurman mfg. co. Bungalow
bidg. blocks. 138620.
Toys. 16293.
Thurman mfg. co.
Bungalow bide. blocks. 13620.
Toys. 16298.
Thurston (H. T.):
California, map. 18977.
Pasadena, Cal., map. 32258.
Refugee. 863.
Thwing (C. F.):
Friendship as an asset. 22053.
Having riches without being rich.
16294.
Thybony & Bengtson:
Painters’ & decorators’ bi-monthly
world. 4421, 7618, 18175.
Thy-Ben sales agent year bk.
4779.
Tibbault (Louis) pseud. See Parme-
lee (L. D.)
Tibbetts (G. W.) Exchange trust co.
Christmas savings club. 20146.
Tibbles (C. EH.) Preparedness for
natl. defense. 4780.
Ticket agents inst. ine. Whiting
(Jos.) Twentieth century ticket
agent. 22277.
Tickets, please! (Drama) 1199.
Tickled to death. (Drama) 22622.
Tidal wave. (Drama) 22623.
Tidings brought to Mary. (Drama)
18930.
Tiemann (H. D.) Circulation in dry
kilns. 18621, 18606, 22054.
Tiffany (C. H.) United States, map.
8665, 8666.
Tiffany & co. Blue bk. [ete.] 31248,
31249.
Tifft (J. A.) Tifft’s mortgage interest
tables. 81250.
Tiger’s cub. (Drama)
Tigers of the plains.
25387.
Tight rein. (Motion picture)
Tilden (Freeman)
5205.
(Motion picture)
14408.
Boxton sensation.
10755.
Tillie’s terrible tumble. (Motion pic-
ture) 23028.
Timber wolf. (Motion picture)
23029.
Timberwolf. (Drama) 382073.
Timbie (W.H.) Answers to problems.
27344.
32074.
Fighting with
Time of bloodshed. (Drama)
Timely feature films.
the Allies. 11400.
Times-democrat, Muskogee, Okl. What
the European war has done to the
rices of drugs. 8030.
Times printing co. of Seattle.
times. Seattle times’ tours.
Timken (F. H.):
Effective preparedness for profit.
13623.
Human factor in indus. 4781.
Natl. assn. furniture mfrs. Semi-
ann. meeting. 21192.
Timken roller bearing co.
tell? - 22055:
Timothy Dobbs, that’s me. (Motion
picture) 19319, 23030-23034, 25388.
Timpane (T. D.) Balmes (J. L.)
Evidences of religion. 25524.
Tin Pan alley cabaret. (Drama)
32075.
(Motion picture) 27957.
Tin soldier.
Tina’s images. (Drama) 25020*.
Seattle
24548.
How can I
1831
INDEX
(Drama) 382076.
Life stories of the movie
Tinder box.
Tinee (Mae)
stars. 4782.
Tengey (M. H.) Young ladies mutual
improvement assn. General board.
Hand bk. for the Bee-hive girls.
24874.
Tinglado de la_ farsa. (Drama).
32077.
Tinker (B. R.) I deal seat work.
31251.
Tinker (Joe) Joe Tinker says Keep
fit. 18607.
Tintic & North Tintiec mining districts,
Utah, map. 14169.
Tio de las caidas. (Drama)
Tioga mill & elevator co.:
Story of Colonel’s ration. 4788.
Tioga dairy feeds. [ete] 864,
865.
Tioga horse feed. 8081.
Tip from the heart of a reformed vil-
lain. (Drama). 32078.
Tip top!! (Drama) 11195.
Tipton (A. 8.) N. M. cookery. 16295.
Tipton, Mo., map. 16872.
Tire list co. Non-skid list of stand-
2941.
ard make guaranteed tires. 13624.
Tire supply co.:
Killing high tire prices. 10756.
17621
bargain ever made.
is the largest single tire
4784.
Tireoid co. How to get greater tire
mileage. $1258.
Tirones. (Drama) §8399*.
Tirrill (W. C.) Tirrill’s off. direct.
automobile owners of Columbus &
Franklin Co. 22056.
Tirrill’s off. direct. automobile own-
ers of Columbus & Franklin Co.
22056.
Tish. (Drama) 14050.
Titanium alloy mfg. co.
aluminum. 8082.
Titche Goettinger co.
Rabbit. 8033.
Titheradge (Dion)
incidence. 16601.
Titles. (Drama) 8586.
Titus (C. B.) Arrowhead. 13625.
Titus’ (R. EB):
New construction (Order of Hie)
Constitution. 21231.
Skeleton ritual. 21475.
Tiverton, R. I., direct. 27345.
To another woman. (Motion picture)
Titanium
Story of Peter
Long arm of co-
23085.
To arms. (Motion picture) 5968.
To have & to hold. (Motion picture)
5936.
To him that hath. (Motion picture)
8947.
Toadstools. (Drama) 22624.
Tobenkin (Elias) | Witte arrives.
10757, 18626, 16296.
‘Toledo machine & tool co.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Tobin (W. J.) Cincinnati chiroprac-
tic assn. Chiropractic. 23361,
25730-25732.
Tobler & co. Dufour bolting cloth.
22057.
Toby and the bear. (Drama) 11196.
Toch bros. :
R. I. W. cement filler & cement
floor paint. 27346.
Self-healing bridge cement.
24717, 24718.
. Toch bros. red bk. 18608.
Tocsin.. (Motion picture) 27937.
Todd (J. G.) Golden Calf. 18609.
Todd (J. TIT.) Natl. efficiency devel-
opment corp. System voucher-
cheek. [ete.] 30281-80283.
Todd (M. 1.) Dose of hell. 1035.
Todd protectograph ¢o.:
If a crook gets hold of one of
your checks. 2599.
McMahan (T. D.) Canvass on
the complete system. 26638.
Mr. Keilch paid me’$1,035. 4785.
Who was stung. 10761.
Toel (A. LL.) Awakening of Nan
Shirley. 31254.
Told by the gate. (Drama) 25057.
Toldridge (Hlizabeth) Christmas.
[ete.] 81255-31258.
Toledo (Bernante de)
136382.
Toledo, O.:
Classified bldg.
22058.
Direct. 18610.
Map. 27758.
Toledo credit rating & collection co.
Toledo’s credit register & additions.
4786.
Toledo direct co.
18610.
[ete.]
Alcoholism.
trades’ direct.
Toledo, O., direct.
Catalog.
27847, 31259.
Toledo savings bank & trust co.
22059.
Toledo scale co.:
Greatest force
22060.
Rutherford (Rutledge)
you should weigh. 4549.
Toler (Sidney) Revelation. 1168.
Tolerton & Warfield co. Behind the
Council oak co. 18611.
Tolhurst (L. H.) Microscopic ob-
in* the world.
What
jects. 17012.
Toliver (C. E.) Warning of patriots.
8034.
Toll. (Drama) 32079.
Toll of jealousy. (Drama) 2942.
Toll of the jungle. (Motion picture)
5937.
Toll of the law.
19323.
(Motion picture)
1832
- Tony in the movies.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Tolle (W. D.) Mutual life insur. co.
of N. Y. Success table. 21182.
Tolle Dolly. (Drama) 25058.
Tolstoi (Leo) Man who was dead.
27630.
Tolstoy (Countess) Tolstoy’s daugh-
ter on Russia’s firing line writes
her adventures. 4787.
Tom and Jerry. (Drama) 27671.
Tom Brown’s_ schooldays. (Motion
picture) 14884.
Tom Martin, a man.
5938.
Tom Reed gold road dist., Ariz., map.
8663, 14170.
(Motion picture)
Tomadora. (Drama) 32080.
Tome (Jacob) inst. See Jacob Tome
inst.
Tomes (M. O.) Bond and the free.
4995.
Tomkins bros.:
Combination that can’t be beaten.
10762.
Net prices of sewer pipe. 31268.
Tomlinson (A. M.) Anna M. Tomlin-
son’s forty lessons on How to de-
velop a piano hand. 22061.
Tomlinson co. Code bk. 16298.
Tommy’s bit. (Drama) 2948.
Tomorrow at ten. (Drama) 27672.
Tomorrow man. (Drama) 27673.
Tompkins (C. B.) Commercial peri-
scope. 31269.
Tompkins (W. K.) Law of counter-
mand. 866.
Tom’s _ sacrifice. (Motion picture)
25389.
Tom’s_ strategy. (Motion picture)
19324.
Ton-a-Ford truck co. You can afford
a Ton-a-Ford. 27351.
Tonawanda, N. Y., direct.
Tong war. (Drama) 8587.
Tonochtitlan. (Drama) 1200.
Tonopah to Twin Springs, Cal., map.
1298.
10763.
(Drama) 11197.
Too clever by half. (Motion picture)
5939.
Too convincing.
Too many chefs.
8959.
Too much smoke.
Too proud to fight.
(Drama) 8538.
(Motion picture)
2944.
16697.
(Drama)
(Drama)
Toohey (J. J.) Notes on logic. 24886,
27553.
Toombes (Andrew) Garden of love.
11029.
Toombs (F. R.) How to wrestle.
-13633.
Tooth and nail. (Drama). 32081.
Top of the morning. (Drama) 2945.
Topaz (Lionel) Blue bk. of optome-
trists & opticians. 23248.
Tope (H. W.)
loon. 22062.
Topeka, Ind., map. 14171.
Topeka, Kan., direct. 4788.
Toplitz (Samson) Modern Judas.
18872.
Topsy turvy Christmas.
82082.
Torbert (C. W.)
Texas league
8035.
Torbett (J. G.) Delman. 8818.
Toreadora. (Drama) 32083.
Torment. (Motion picture) 27958.
Toro (Ricardo Gonzalez del) See
Gonzalez del Toro (Ricardo)
Toronto, Kan., map. 14172.
Torrance, Cal., map. 11334.
Torrent of vengeance. (Motion pic-
ture) 8960.
Torres (O.) jr.
eano. 8036.
Torres del Alamo (Angel):
Overthrow of the sa-
(Drama)
Torbert’s improved
baseball schedule.
Caligrafo pan-ameri-
Brillo de los caireles. 13895.
Pendientes de la Trini. 14019.
Tenor. 382065.
Torrey (R. A.) Gist of the lesson.
31270.
Tortured heart. (Motion picture)
170738.
Tortured soul. (Motion picture)
27800.
Tosi firearms co. Remington U. M. C.
13634.
Totman (H. T.) Father Rasle & his
strong box. 273852.
Toto of the byways.
Set.
Touch of nature.
Tough luck on a rough sea.
picture) 11562.
Toulmin (H. A.) jr. Protection of in-
dustrial property. 18635, 18612.
Tounsend (M. B.) Shakesperiana.
5181.
Touring information bureau of Amer-
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 22625.
(Motion
ica. T I B automobile route bk.
13636.
Tousley (W. H.) Songs of Twill.
867.
Tower (E. C.) Marching to Mexico.
13642.
Tower (F. L.) Portland, Me., direct.
13240.
Tower (John) Spell of the past.
32035.
Tower (W. E.) Key to the exercises
in the Principles of physics. 13643.
Tower builder. (Drama) 22626.
Town that tried to come back. (Mo-
tion picture) 8961.
Towne (Elizabeth) :
Kingsley (F. M.)
29719.
Meditations.
1833
INDEX
Towne (Elizabeth)—Continued.
Poems of the _ sun-lit heights.
BP ae
Towne (S. D.) This cup. 381272.
Townley (M. M.):
Insured. 1085.
Two plays. 11206.
Towns (C. B.):
Special information for physicians
concerning the Chas. B. Towns
hospital. 2600.
Wreckage. 8580*.
Townsend (Horace) Prints & their
prices. 13644.
Townsend (Sarah):
Carrying the cross. 31278.
Light of Christ. 13645.
Townsend (W. P.) For his wife’s
sake. [ete.] 18646, 13647.
Townsend, Graham & Harris.
& trademarks. 2601.
Toy (W. D.) Journalisten. 31835*.
Toy shop. (Drama) 25059.
Toy _ soldier. (Motion _ picture)
14385.
Toycrete bidg. co. Toycrete. 8037.
Toycrete co. Toycrete. 24719.
Toyland mystery. (Motion picture)
Patents
5940.
Toyland robbery. (Motion picture)
11563.
Toyland villain. (Motion picture)
8962.
Tracy (Marguerite) Little saint.
31861.
Tracy (W. B.) Bigger better bus.
2602, 4789.
Trade direct. of lithographers. 10764.
Trade journal assn. Route list.
24720.
Traders natl. bank:
Establishment of a bus. 27353.
Executive dept. [ete.] 4790,
4791.
Traffic in white women. (Drama)
14048.
Tragedie durch shpass. (Drama)
2946.
Tragedy. (Motion picture) 5906.
Tragedy of fat. (Drama) 11198.
Tragic masque. (Motion picture)
32535.
Trail of blood. (Motion picture)
32431.
Trail of chance. (Motion picture)
19325.
Trail of souls. (Motion _ picture)
19344.
Trail of the lonesome pine. (Drama)
22627.
Trail of the lonesome pine. (Motion
picture) 5941.
Trail of the Morning Star.
5206.
(Drama)
pt.1,n.s., v.18
Trail of the serpent.
Trail of Wild Wolf.
(Drama) 11218.
(Motion picture)
5942.
Trainor (J. F.) System of fonetic
writing. 22063:
Traitor. (Drama) 5207.
Traitor. (Motion picture) 25329.
Traitor! liberty! (Drama) 11199.
Traitor to art. (Motion picture)
14386.
Tramp. (Motion picture) 25249.
Tramp chef. (Motion picture) 32558.
Tramp’s redemption. (Drama)
18931.
Trans-continental freight co. Sugges-
tions. 31274
Transatlantic trust co.
mervény. 13648.
Transfer & storage direct. 10765.
Transfer & storage pub. corp. Trans-
fer & storage direct. 10765.
Letéti elis-
Transfer of property. (Drama )
25060.
Transgressor. (Drama) 22628.
Transporting timber in Sweden. (Mo-
tion picture) 5948.
Trap. (Drama) 8539.
Trapeze work by Miss Leitzel. (Mo-
tion picture) 5376.
Traphagen (J. C.) Marketability of
securities. 22064.
Trapped. * (Drama) 5208, 18982.
Trapped. (Motion picture) 25291.
Trask (L. B.) They never speak when
they pass by. 22065.
Traub mfg. co. Wedding ring senti-
ment. 381275.
Traut (Elise) Unser Konig. 31276.
Trautman (Ray) Light weight fibre
artificial limbs. 18618, 24721.
Traux (R. H.) Only an Amer. 16640.
Travelers insur. ¢o.:
Grinding wheels. [ete.] 31277,
31278.
Your skin is your armor. 22066.
Traveling salesman.
32559.
Travels of Maidilie. 10766.
Traver (H. G.) Where are the re-
cruits. 8038.
Traversi (C. A.) Fiancée. 31761.
Travis (F. H.) Knox dry vapor gene-
(Motion picture)
rator. 868.
Travis (H. HE.) Country druggist.
8305.
Treading pearls. (Motion picture)
25390.
Treadmill. (Drama) 8540.
Treadway (A. A.) Unit costs in dis-
tribution work. 31279.
Treadwell (H. T.):
Primary reading & lit. 3716.
Reading-literature. 869.
Treasure. (Motion picture) 32484.
1834
INDEX
nos, 1—12, 1916
Treasure Island. (Drama) 8d41-
85438, 32084.
Treasure trove. (Motion picture)
23001.
Treat (Gail) Little known facts in
the life of Robert Treat. [etc.]
10767, 10768.
Treat (K. O.) By the Yang Si. 10976.
Tredway (S. W.) Grocery salesman-
ship. 871.
Tree (Herbert) How humor blends
with tragedy. 8039.
Tree and the fruit. (Drama) 1201.
Tree of heaven. (Drama) 32085.
Treller und co. (Drama) 25061.
Tremaine (D. C.) Ecce homo. 4792.
Trentini (Albert von) Candida.
31280.
Trenton, N. J.:
Direct. 18614.
Map. 22799.
Trevelyan (Gordon) pseud. See Kent
(W. W.)
Trew (Eva) to play Trew’s
color music. 8040.
Trial. (Motion picture) 5907.
Trials of a movie cartoonist.
tion picture) 32560.
Trials of Willie Winks.
ture) 32561.
Triangle film corp.:
Acquitted. 8674.
Aryan. 8678.
Because he loved her.
Beggar of Cawnpore. 11354.
Better late than never. 5404.
Betty of Greystone. 8688.
Bright lights. 54838, 22836.
Bucking society. 11363.
Bullets & brown eyes. 8699.
By stork delivery. 8700.
Cinders of love. 5462.
Civilization’s child. 8714.
Conqueror. 5467.
Crooked to the end. 22862.
Cross currents. 8718.
Daphne & the pirate.
D’Artagnan. 8724.
Deserter. 22868.
Dizzy heights and daring hearts.
5504.
Don Quixote. 8729.
Double trouble. 8781.
Fatty and Mabel adrift. 5530,
22881.
& the Broadway stars.
How
(Mo-
(Motion pic-
5400, 22827.
8722.
Flying torpedo. 11408.
Game old knight. 22889.
Great pearl tangle. 5584.
Green swamp. 5587.
Gypsy Joe. 8767.
i
Triangle film corp.—Continued.
Habit of happiness. 11421.
He did and he didn’t. 5596.
Hell’s hinges. 5602.
His auto ruination. 5620.
His bread & butter.
His hereafter. 5623.
His last laugh. 11489, 27850.
His picture in the papers. 8784.
11436, 27848.
His pride and shame. 5625.
His wife’s mistake. 8785.
Honor’s altar. 5630.
Hoodoo Ann. 11441.
Hunt. 22914.
Janitor’s wife’s temptation. 229380.
Jordan is a hard road. 8805.
Judge. 5671.
Lamb. 8816.
Last act. 5684.
Let Katie do it. 8822.
Lily & the rose. 8825.
Little Meena’s romance.
Love riot. 8886.
Love will conquer. 5706.
Martha’s vindication. 11476.
Martyrs of the Alamo. 8848.
Missing links. 8860.
Modern Enoch Arden.
19249.
Moral fabric. 5760.
Movie star. 5761.
Oily scoundrel. 8878.
Old Heidelberg. 8879.
Peggy. 5814.
Penitentes. 8893.
Perils of the park. 5815, 19270.
Price of power. 8897.
Raiders. 8902.
Sable lorcha. 8915.
Saved by wireless. 19289.
Snow cure. 27944.
Sold for marriage. 17063.
Stepping stone. 8936.
Stolen magic. 19306.
Submarine pirate. 19310.
Sunshine Dad. 17068.
Thoroughbred. 23026.
Village blacksmith. 8971, 19336.
Village scandal. 19337.
Village vampire. 8972, 23045.
Waifs. 8976.
Wife and auto trouble. 8980.
Wife and auto troubles. 19346.
Wood nymph. 8987.
Worst of friends. 6002, 19356.
Triangle of fate. (Drama) 8044.
Tribune,~Los Angeles. Intro. old Dr.
Classad. 18650.
Tribune assn.:
Faffe (Edgar) Germans hold tight
rein on all Belgian finances.
27879.
oT5dT,
1784.
Garvin (J. ks) Allies’ accord
deepens. 6725, 6726.
1835
INDEX
Tribune assn.—Continued.
Allies forging boycott to
break Prussian grip. [ete.]
12704, 122
— Asquith has saved his govt.
fete.] 309, 310.
Britain hears menace. [etc.]
1824-1828.
Churchill & Fisher become
friends. again. [ete.] 3727-
3730.
Glass (Montague) Ambassador
a job. [ete.] 1838-1842.
Birsky & Zapp analyze the
movies. [ete.] 38744-3747.
Birsky & Zapp on Mexico.
[ete.] 6755-6758.
Birsky & Zapp on presidents
out of work. [ete.] 322, 323.
— Capture Villa ? Stop talking
nonsense. [ete.] 12296-12298.
——This here, now, Marcus of
Queens Borough. 9636.
Haas (Albert) German industry
meets test of wartime drain.
344.
Johnston (R. M.) Immediate sci-
entific defence action necessary.
2052.
Low speed eliminates navy
as defence factor. 453.
Key (Ellen) Ellen Key sees
women seeking world uplift.
2079.
—— War born of spiritual neg-
lect. 470.
Matthews (Brander) Shake-
speare after three hundred yrs.
12863.
Read (M. L.) Are you giving
your child the food he needs.
fete.] 13268-13271.
Clothing a child. Lete.]
7696-7699.
Physical care of young chil-
dren. 10492.
Simonds (F. H.) Along the
Adriatic. [ete.] 2496-2499.
AS spring comes. [ete.]
4627, 4628.
Bagdad failure. [ete.]
807, 808.
—My trip to Verdun. [etc.]
13461-13463.
Smalley (G W.) Americans
abroad. 2506. .
Tribune co.:
Balmer (Edwin) 1917 ? 9080.
Bennett (J. O.) Fight for Riga
waged in region famous in war.
11800.
-Mrs. Farwell tells of war &
heroism. 6185.
Chicago, Ill., map. 5258.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Tribune co.—Continued.
Donahey (William) Teenie Wee-
nies write a letter. 3608.
Farwell (Mildred) Air raid ru-
mor scares Bulgars. [ete.]
12196-12202. .
— Americans take wild ride
over mountain pass. [ete.]
9542-9549.
McCutcheon (J. T.) Crafty
Standard oil co. 4174.
Phillips (E. O.) No candidate to-
have enough G. O. P. backers.
4450.
Wilson (Carolyn) Berlin confi-
dent that allies will be beaten.
[ete.] 4933, 4934.
Birth of child is encouraged
by German law. [etce.] 8200—
8208.
Winning a great market on facts.
13651.
Tribune pub. co.:
Mt. Hamilton, Cal, map. 11294.
Niles Canyon-Sunol water tower
tour, map. 11307.
Oakland, Cal., map. 11309.
Wishbone highway. 113438.
Trickstress. (Drama) 11200.
Tridon (André):
Il faut qu’une porte soit ouverte
ou fermée. 13955.
Iphigenie auf Tauris. 31827.
Tried for his own murder. (Motion
picture) 5944.
Trifles. (Drama) 32086.
Trilby’s love disaster. (Motion pic-
ture) 5945.
Trill indicator co. Indicator bk.
13652.
Trinwith (T. H.) ‘Tobaceo & effi-
ciency. 27354.
Trio in a flat.
Trip of pleasure.
(Drama) 22629.
(Drama) 32087.
Trip through Uganda, British East
Africa. (Motion picture) 11564.
Trip to Coney Island. (Drama)
11201.
Trip to Honolulu. (Motion picture)
8963.
Trip to Washington. (Drama) 16698.
Triple point. (Drama) 32088.
Tripp (O. H.) Rockland, Me., map.
19069.
Triptolemus. (Drama) 11202.
Tripure waters systems co. Tripure
water. 10769.
Tri-state stamp vending co. Selling
U. S. postage stamps. 13649.
Triumph. (Drama) 22630.
Triumph film -corp.:
Behind closed doors. 5401.
Her sister’s guilt. 32389.
Libertine. 32430.
1836
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Triumph film corp.—Continued.
Man and his angel. 5720.
Price of happiness. 5829.
Prima donna’s husband. 14341.
- Ransom. 5840.
Triumph mfg. co.
operating. 18653.
Triumph of remorse.
11208.
Triumph of the laughing mask.
tion picture) 19218.
Triumph of truth. (Motion picture)
Instructions for
(Drama)
(Mo-
19326.
Trois enfants dans une etoile.
(Drama) 32089.
Troll of the mountains. (Drama)
25020*.
Trolley press. Trolley trips through
New England. 18615.
Tromblay (M. P.) Love thief. 27355.
Tromlitz (Oscar) Public govt. plan.
18654.
Tropical film co.:
Following the flag in Mexico.
8744.
United States marines under fire
in Haiti. 8967.
Trostel (Albert) & sons Co.:
In the color which robed the an-
cient kings. 22067.
Pocket book to match your shoes.
24722.
Trotter (C. K.)
rect adv. 6926.
Trotter (J. W.) System for the care
of orphans. 16299.
Troubetzkoy (A. R.):
Blackmail. 994.
Fear market. 1049.
Troubetzkoy (Pierre) Which half of
Mrs. Wilson’s face. 13655.
Troubles for four. (Motion picture)
Hood ptg. co. Di-
25391.
Troubles on land and sea. (Drama)
8327**.
Troublesome flock. (Drama) 18933.
Troublesome trip. (Motion picture)
25392.
Trousseau book. 26510.
Trout (G. W.) Why a woman should
never eat breakfast in bed. 16300.
Trovador. (Drama) 27673*.
Trovadores. (Drama) 32090.
Troy, Ala., map. 27759.
Troy, Mich., map. 14173.
Troy, N. Y.:
Direct. 17, 18616.
Map. 19087.
Troy laundry machinery co.
perity & efficiency. 27356.
Troy record almanac & yr.-bk. 4793.
Troy record co. Troy record almanac
& yr.-bk. 4793.
Troyer (Carlos) Zuniana. 11235.
Truant soul. (Motion picture) 32562.
Pros-
Truck-Smith. 24723.
True (H. B.) Willson (Mary) How
the Happies help. 275380. -
True (M. E.) Uplift. 11211.
True (Peggy) pseud. See True
(M. E.)
True (R. H.) True (R. H.) co. Itd.
Common sense. [ete.] 13656-13665.
True aid soc. of America. Constitu-
tion. [ete.] 27857, 27358.
True to life. (Drama) 8545.
Truest one. (Drama) 11204.
Truman (Ff. R.) Old home on the
farm. 24724.
Truman (W. H.) Div. of ledger.
2604.
Trump. (Drama) 2947.
Trussed concrete steel co.:
Hardware for united steel sash.
fete.] 27359-27361.
Kahn pressed steel joists & studs.
[ete.] 22068, 22069.
Trust (Edward) Philadelphia, Pa.
Professional direct. of physicians &
druggists, ete. 4449.
Trust bk. & credit co.
trust bk. 8042.
Trust co. of Wyoming Co. Money mes-
sage. 8043.
Trustees of Columbia law review.
See Columbia law review (Trustees
Credit ref. &
of )
Truth. (Drama) 8546.
Truth crushed to earth. (Motion pic-
ture) 17088.
Truth—one woman’s life. (Drama)
32091.
Truth seeker co.:
Haeckel (Ernst) Associative
instinct. [ete.] 12335, 12336.
Relations of man. 9685.
—--— Science & eternity. [ete.]
6803-6806.
Truth woman.
Truthful liar.
(Drama) 22631.
(Drama) 14051.
Try it & see. (Drama) 25062.
Tryon 6G. L)) Development of
thought & character. 22070.
Tryout. (Drama) 8547.
Tschirky (Oscar) Setting the table
eorrectly. 13666.
Tubby turns the tables.
ture) 5946.
Tucker (KE. E.)
13668.
Tucker (KH. M.)
Kandy Land.
Tucker (G. F.)
will. 10770.
Tucker (H. H.) jr.
Community oil.
iueker= (J. -L:)
10771.
(Motion pic-
Prin. of osteopathy.
Mr. Snippidoodle of
13667.
How to prepare a
Uncle Sam oil co.
31294.
Amer.
road. 872.
1837
INDEX
Tucker (W.L.):
Rader (Paul) Fight for light.
[ete.] 30697, 30698.
— Hell & how shall we escape.
24435.
Thomas (W. H. G.) Grace of
_ God. 31237.
Tueker (Wm.) Interesting data on
agrostology. 4794.
Tudor press, ine. Boston, Mass.
Greater Boston bldg. trades direct.
23254.
Tufts (Leonard) Help those to help
themselves. 4795.
Tula Barcelona. (Drama) 18984.
Tull (J. B.) Rob Riley. 16301.
Tulloss (R. E.):
Billing & tabulating. [ete.]
18617-18649.
Civil service opportunities. [ete.]
31281-31283.
Composition of bus. letters. [etc.]
22071-22075.
Inside track to promotion. 27362.
Tulloss schl. co., ine. :
Difference bet. Bill & John.
22076.
Tulloss (R. E.) Billing & tabu-
lating. f[ete.] 18617-18649.
Civil service opportunities.
fete.] 31281-31283.
— Composition of bus. letters.
fete.] 22071-22075.
—— Inside track to promotion.
27362.
Tully (M. G.) Mary’s ankle. 8413.
Tully (May) World dancers in the
evolution of the dance. 22344.
Tulsa, Ok1.:
Direct. 4796.
First natl. bank. Application for
sixty month bonus savings cert.
[ete.] 24725, 24726.
———Sixty month bonus certifi-
eate. [ete.] 31284, 31285.
Tulsa union loan & savings assn.
Getting on in the world. 22077.
Tunison (E. L.) New England, map.
11297.
Turbiville (H. C.) Daisy fortune bk.
22078.
Turgenev (I. S.) Look on Hamlet’s
picture. 13669.
Turk. (Drama) 32092.
Turkington (W. H.) How a clergy-
man lived on $1 a week. 2605.
Turlock, Cal., direct. 18090.
Turmoil. (Motion picture) 5947.
Turn in at night. (Drama) 32098.
Turn o’ the road. (Drama) 1202.
Turn of the tide. (Drama) 1208.
Turnbull (Hector) Oh! Doctor!
5124.
pL ws, wees
Turnbull (S. G.):
Bound for the bus.
[ete.] 18650-18652.
Mutual benefit life insur. co.
Right there’s where bus. suc-
bull’s-eye.
ceeds or fails. 18134.
Turner (A. M.) Field & farm friends
put-together bk. [ete.] 18653,
18654.
Turner (B. C.) Music lesson. 5112.
Turner (C. H.) Redondo Beach and
Hermosa-Manhattan Beaches, Cal.,
direct. 2396.
Turner (Emerson) pseud. See Theis
(G. C.)
Turner (H. B.)
Fire dept. 1994.
Turner (Urs. J. G.)
typewriting manual.
Turner (J. K.)
movement. 874.
Turner (EP. °G.):
Commerce trust co. Accumulative
Savings certificate. 164.
New plan for saving.
14853, 14854.
Union trust co.
vestment certif. [ete.] 16332-
16334.
Wisconsin natl. bank. Weekly
savings certificate. 4941.
Turner (R. J.) War poems. 22079.
Turner construction co. Turner for
Inquirer & mirror.
Amer. touch
31286.
Circle of the labor
[etc.]
Instalment in-
concrete. 22080, 31287.
Turning point. (Drama) 18935.
Turnure (Lawrence) & co. Sugar
code. 31288. .
Turpin (B.C.) Soc. of Amer. widows.
Prospectus. 10656.
Turtle dove. (Drama) 25042.
(Motion picture) 5948.
(Drama) - 22632.
Aeroplane elopement.
Turtle doves.
Turtle moon.
Turton (A. L.)
18787.
Tuscaloosa, Ala., direct. 24727.
Tuskahoma, OklL, map. 11335.
Tutin (A. H.) Little known facts
about the Bible. 31289.
Tuttle (C. R.) After the war, what?
13670.
Tuttle (F. W.) 8359.
Tuttle (P. M.):
Merchants trade & credit assn.
local credit repts. 22081.
Modern method of collecting accts.
16302.
Tutwiler (J. R.):
Billy and the blizzard. 992.
Splitting of a hair. 18920.
Twa came hame. (Drama} 8948.
Twain (Mark) co. See Mark Twain
co.
*Twas but a dream.
5949.
Glorious fool.
(Motion picture)
1838
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
>
"Twas ever thus. (Drama) 18936.
Tweed (H. E.) Tweeds system of
farm accounting. 27368.
Tweedledum and Tweedledee. (Drama)
2962*.
Tweeny. (Drama) 25063.
Twelfth night. (Drama) 27673%.
Twelfth night on Jack’s beanstalk.
(Drama) 1204.
Twelfth-night revel. (Drama)
Twelve plays for children.
32094.
Twelve point calendar. 2606, 8044.
Twentieth century bus. bldg. bureau.
5209.
(Drama)
Twentieth century adv. [ete. ]
31290, 31291.
Twenty minutes at the fair. (Motion
picture) 5950.
Twenty minutes at the Panama expo-
Sition. (Drama) 18937.
Twenty minutes in Coffee Dan’s.
(Drama) 18988.
Twenty minutes in slavery land.
(Drama) 25064.
Twenty thousand leagues under the
sea. (Motion picture) 23036.
Twenty two dollars and twenty cents.
(Drama) 8549.
Twice at once. (Motion picture)
14887.
Twilight sleep. (Motion picture)
8964.
Twin City lines. Wildwood park.
13671.
Twin Falis, Id., direct. 163803.
Twin fates. (Motion picture) 23037.
Twin-larches nursery. Flowers for the
hardy garden. 10775.
Twin souls. (Motion picture) 32563.
Twin Springs to Hortons Ranch, Cal.,
map. 1298.
Twin triangle. (Motion picture)
14888.
Twinkle twinkle little star. (Drama)
8550.
Twisted trails. (Motion picture)
32564.
Twisting in life assurance. 8095.
Twitchell (W. C.)
SpA la%
Twixt love & the iceman.
picture) 14389.
Two-& a third.
Two captives.
Two codes.
Two edged sword.
5951.
Two eugenic boys. (Drama) 189389.
Two for dinner. (Drama) 22634.
Two hundred dollars. (Drama) 1206.
Two maidens fair. (Drama) 11205.
Two men of Sandy Bar. (Motion pic-
ture) 5952.
Two mothers.
Up in the air.
(Motion
(Drama) 22633.
(Motion picture) 5846.
(Drama) 1205.
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 382095.
Two mothers. (Motion picture)
11565.
Two mothers in law. (Drama)
32096
Two nuts from Matteawan (Drama)
5210.
Two of a kind. (Drama) 2948, 8551.
Two orphans. (Drama) 82165 (2).
Two orphans. (Motion picture)
11566.
Two painters. (Drama) 1207.
Two peace advocates. (Drama)
1207.
Two plays. (Drama) 11206.
Two plays and a rhapsody. (Drama)
32097.
Two roads. (Motion picture) 5953,
32565.
Two seats at the opera. (Motion pic-
ture) 17074.
Two sisters. (Drama) 32098, 32122.
Two small town Romeos. (Motion
picture) 82566.
Two Smiths & a Haff. (Motion pic-
ture) 14890.
Two thousand dollars reward.
(Drama) 8552.
Two wills & one Nelly. (Drama)
PapAS a le
Twodot, Mont., map. 16873.
Twomey (Neil):
Give & take. 22480.
Putting on airs. 5162.
Twyterd— (H.. =B:) Purchasing &
storing of materials. 163804.
Tylden (Lynard) Massage parlor
occurrence. 8415.
Tyle (Christian) Easy gas reader.
ISG 02.
Tyler (B. B.) Christmas thought.
[ete.] 875-880.
Tyler (Byron) Tyler’s raw food bk.
13678.
Tyler (Gy Vi). ust ton 4. change,
24967.
Tyler (Harry) Coupons. 16520.
Tyler (P. R.) ‘Tyler course. 8045,
10776, 22082.
Typesetting machine eng. jour. Soper
(B. F.) Matrix ref. marks. 17904.
Typo alliance, ine. Typo index.
24728.
Typo index. 24728.
Tyranny of love.
14337.
TySOM 7 (aioe)
(Motion picture)
Pasadena Star-news
DEF. 2c: Pacific coast league
schedule. 13674.
Tzitlonok-Zetland (Schevel)
of the universe. 22385.
U przekupki. (Drama)
Ubeda (Eugenio):
Cémica. 2802.
Mapa de Europa.
Children
2949.
2885.
1839
INDEX
Udvari bolond. (Drama) 22635.
Uber land u. meer. 2607, 4797, 8046,
18655.
Ueland (Arnulf) Gopher. 15178.
Ugarte (Oscar) Libro primario de
lectuza aplicado alahigiene. 24805.
Ugly duckling. (Drama) 24930.
Ukiah, Cal., map. 22800, 22801.
Ulbricht (Emil):
Acctg. 24729, 27865, 31292.
Corporate organization. 18657.
Ullmann (Frederic) Leap year. 2878.
Ulistein & co.:
Berliner illustrirte zeitung. 1476,
6189, 28820.
Bliithgen (Clara) Schlosser im
monde. 28359.
Bohlau (Helene) Gewtirzige
hund. 6258.
Dies blatt gehort der hausfrau.
1699, 6586.
Grosse zeit. 6791, 29200.
Kalisch (Helene) Charlotte Kling-
er. TO76.
Modenwelt. 7376, 30165.
Trentini (Albert von) Candida.
31280.
Westkirch (Luise) In seiner hand.
31488.
Ulmann (Bernhard) Cco., ine.:
Bucilla blue bk. 1550, 18658, 22083.
Glossilla blue bk. [ete.] 24780,
24731.
Ulrich (H: RB:
southern Cal. 22084.
Ultimas rosas. (Drama) 5211.
Ultimo dei Moicani. ~ (Drama) 85538.
Ultus, the man from the dead. (Mo-
tion picture) 5954.
Ultz (W. A.) Demonstration of a
safety appliance for engineers & fire-
men. 382358.
Ulysses and Penelope. (Drama) 1208.
Umboltz JG
Mother Nature in
Common schl. advanced arith.
4750.
Common schl. elementary arith.
4799.
Unattainable. (Motion picture) 19327.
Unborn. (Motion picture) 14391.
Unchastened woman. (Drama) 2950.
Uncle MHarry’s talks. 7413, 10263,
21176.
Uncle Joe’s will. (Drama) 32094.
Uncle Josh. (Drama) 382099.
Uncle Sam and old world conquerors.
(Drama) 8553*.
Uncle Sam at work, no. 3-12. (Motion
picture) 5955-5964.
Uncle Sam awake. (Motion picture)
19328.
Uncle Sam oil co.
31294.
Community oil.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Uncle Sam’s calendar & Lear’s fore-
east. 881.
Uncle Sam’s children.
ture) 5959.
Uncle Sam’s comic almanac.
(Motion pic-
31295.
‘Uncle Sam’s daughters and what they
have done. (Drama) 1209.
Uncle Sam’s proteges at work and
play. (Motion picture) 5956.
Unconscious hand. (Motion picture)
5965.
Unconventional girl. (Motion picture)
11567.
Uncut diamonds. (Motion picture)
5966.
Under a barrel. (Motion picture)
14392.
Under Arizona’s _ skies. (Drama)
18940.
Under cover. (Motion picture)
LTIOZ.
Under dog. (Motion picture) 32420.
Under false colors. (Drama) 18941.
Under her thumb. (Drama) 32100.
Under royal patronage. (Motion pic-
ture) 8965.
Under suspicion.
23038, 32466.
(Motion picture)
Under the bat’s. wing. (Drama)
82101.
Under the eagle. (Drama) 5212.
Under the lion’s paw. (Drama)
11207.
Under the lion’s paw. (Motion pic-
ture) 17076.
(Drama) 16699.
(Motion picture)
Under the republic.
Under the spell.
23039.
Under. two flags.
19329.
Underfeed stoker co. of America:
Evolution of the Jones underfeed
stoker. 24732.
Jones stoker. 8048.
Underhand upperhand.
18942.
Underhill (Eugene) :
Modern obstetrical nursing. [etc.]
27366, 27367.
Modern surgical nursing. 24733.
Underhill (J. G.) Bonds of interest.
(Motion picture)
(Drama)
996.
Undertow. (Drama) 27674.
Underwood (C. W.) Study outline.
18659.
Underwood (Drury):
Feed box. [ete.] 18660-18679. -
Top o’ the morning. 882, 2613,
4800, 8049, 10777, 16305, 22085,
24734, 273868, 31296.
Underwood (L. D.) Underwood’s di-
gest. [ete.] 2638, 2639, 13703,
22108, 22104, 31329.
1840
‘Bos. 1—12, 1916
_ Underwood (P. G.) System simpli-
. fied. 27396.
Underwood typewriter co., inc:
Kurowski (A. G. F.) Centering
form for typewriting machines.
20785.
Order of accurate typists. 4823.
Yanagiwara (Sukeshige) Japa-
nese insur. typewriter key bd.
3 13857.
Underwood's digest. 31329.
Underworld. (Motion picture) |
16959.
Underwriter ptg. & pub. co.: |
Insur. almanac. 15386.
Record of bus. 16328.
Underwriters bureau oi New Engiand.
Robinson (J. A.) Nitration prod-
ucts oi cotton & benzol. 2413.
Underwriters’ hd.-bk. of the Pacific |
states & Or. 18680.
Underwriters’ laboratories:
Elec. data. [etc] 16829-16331, |
; 22105.
. List of appliances. [etc.] 18681-
: 18683.
7 List of inspected electrical ap-
- Pliances. 27397.
; List of inspected mechanical ap-
: pliances. 24755.
Z List of mirs. of inspected me
3 chanical appliances. [etc.]
: 2641. :
. Organization, purpose & methods
of Underwriters’ laboratories.
13704.
Schedule of charges for examina-
tions, tests & repts. on devices
& materials. 10801.
Underwriters realty co. Prosperity
boom ail over couniry coming to
stay. S077.
Underwriters report, inc.:
- Underwriiers hdbk. of the Pacific
states & Cal. insur. direct.
31330.
Underwriters’ hdbk. of the Pacific
states & Or. 18680.
Undine. (Motion picture) 5967.
ee
Unexpected. (Motion picture) 8966.
Unexpected scoop. (Motion picture)
17077.
Unfinished case. (Motion picture)
25393.
Unforgiving man. (Drama) i210.
Unfortunate father. (Drama) 2951.
Unger (Gladys) She smiled. 8502.
Unguarded gaies. (Drama) 25065.
Unhand me, villain. (Motion picture)
19330.
Uniform sales service co., ine. Uni-
form sales service. 31331.
Union, N. Y., direct. 24365.
INDEX
a ee ee
Union ady. agency. Special adv. cam-
paigns. 22106.
Union bank note co.:
Commerce trust co.
bidg. [ete.] 165-170.
Monthly savings certificate. 894.
Union Co., Ia., map. 5353.
Fortune
Union deutsche verlagsgesellschaft:
Bibliothek der unterhaltung wt.
des wissens. 1503, 1504. 28330.
Buch fir alle. 1348, 1549, 6309,
28439.
Guie Kamerad. 1876, 6797, 29209.
lilusitrierte geschichte des welt-
krieges. 1990, 6975, 29439.
Kranzchen. 2094, 7147, 29745.
Union fire brigade. (Drama) 32102.
Union Grove, Wis., map. 25182.
Union Pacific coal co. Northwestern
States, map. 22769.
Union pub. co.:
Arlington, Mass., direct. 14504.
Braintree, Mass., direct. 9184.
Cheisea, Mass., direct. 9261.
Claremont, N. H., direct. 3464
Easton, W. Easton, Wilson Town-
ship, Palmer’s Township, Pa.,
Phillipsburg, N. J., direct
25901.
Framingham, Mass., direct. 12243.
Laconia, Lakeport, Weirs, N. HL,
direct. 4068.
Melrose. Mass.. direct. 572.
Middleboro, Mass.. direct. 3014L
N. H. state direct & gazeteer.
18153.
North Providence,
Smithfield, BR. L. direct.
Norwood & Walpole, Mass
18235.
Tiverton, Portsmouth,
town, R. L, direct. 27345.
Weymouth, Mass., direct. 27502.
Union sales assn. co. Advantages of
profit-sharing & cooperation. [etc]
27107-22114.
Union sayings
fense. S078.
Union special machine co.:
Johnston &
26884.
., direct.
Middle-
systems co. Strong de-
Closing filled bags by machine.
10802.
Insirs. for fiat bed machines.
13705.
Rules for
Union Springs specialty co.
8079.
practical bait eastings.
Union trust cc. ee
Instalment investm ent certificates.
[ete.] 13706-13715.
You are invited to
p74 Hs
Tnion trust co., Chicago.
investment certificate.
1633+
join our.
Instalment
fete.] 16332-
1841
INDEX
Union trust co. of San Diego:
How does an exr. differ from an
administrator or trustee. [ete.]
22116-22119.
Trust company service. 10808.
Your life insur. money. 27398.
Uniontown, Ky., map. 25183.
Uniontown, Pa., direct. 25775.
Unit construction co. Unico system.
8080.
Unit press. Unit poems.
United agency:
Bk. of ratings. 4824, 27399.
United agency bank & guaranteed
atty. representatives. 27400.
Vessey (R. S.) Address of R. S.
Vessey. 16477.
United art pub. co.:
Anspacher (H. M.)
& his court. 9044.
Farmyard friends done in poster
stamps. 9539.
Favorite stories from Amer. hist.
done in poster stamps. 9550.
Mother Goose & other rhymes.
18103.
Rip Van Winkle done in poster
stamps. 10513.
Six favorite stories. 10622.
United brass mfg. co. United catalog.
18684.
United buyers service, inc.:
Few facts. 10804.
Instr. for use of the U. B. S. list
9386, 13714.
King Parrot
bk. [ete.] 4825, 4826.
United carpet cleaners co. Earth-
quake. 10805.
Profit
WG:
United cigar stores co., ine.
sharing list. 22120, 22121.
United commer. underwriters.
U. efficient service. 8081.
United drug co. Rexall store.
mium catalogue. 7714.
United elec. apparatus ¢o.
of elec. apparatus. 10806.
United electric co. Tuec stationary
cleaner. 22122.
United elec. light & power co. Grove
(B. B.) How to locate the street &
ave. nos. of N. Y. city. 29205.
United engineering & foundry co.
High speed steam-hydraulic forging
presses. 8082.
United friends of Lincoln in America,
Blue ritual. 2641*.
United fruit co. Call of the Carib-
bean. 381333.
United gas improvement co.
avoid accidents. 5636.
United Israel. Rept. of committee of
the convocation of Cal. United Israel.
31334.
United life insur.
policy. 81335.
Pre-
Bulletins
How to
co. Combination
pt. Lina ss
United litho & ptg. cos. Spinning (J.
M.) Exercises in derivation and
word bldg. 7917.
United mercantile co. United mercan-
tile co. 31336.
United photo plays co.:
Dorsey motion picture travelogues.
11387-11889, 14227, 22871, 22872.
India. 19212.
United Presbyterian board of publ.:
Crescent service program. 10807.
United Presbyterian church of
N. A. Twenty-fifth natl. con-
vention of the Young people’s
Christian union. 22123.
United Presbyterian church of N. A.
Twenty-fifth natl. convention of the
Young people’s Christian union.
22123.
United press assn., or United press
assns. :
Ackerman (C. W.) Berlin will
concede nothing more to U. §S.
89938.
Blockade of Germany impos-
sible. 5.
Bethmann-Holweg (Theobald von)
Kaiser’s illness never confining.
1501.
Howard (R. W.) Lloyd-George
warns U. 8S. 23861.
Message from Pope. 18685.
Northcliffe (A. C. W. H., 1st
baron) Northcliffe warns U. S.
658.
Simms (W. P.) Canadians needed
only eight minutes to take the
famous Regina trench. [ete.]
30970-30973.
Stewart (C. P.) Mott charges
more to blame in graft scandal.
21943.
Wu Ting Fang. Wu Ting Fang’s
message. 31571.
United profit-sharing corp. Profit-
sharing cat. 24756.
United pump & power co. Fresh wa-
ter systems. 22124.
United service assn., inec.:
Internatl. 250-mile speedway auto
race. 24757.
Off. programme. 27401.
United shoe machinery co. Diagrams
of men’s moulds USMC. fete. ]
22125-22127.
United specialty sales co.
13715.
United stamp co., ine.
log & price list. 18716.
United States:
Map. 3124-3127, 5354-5360, 8664—
8666, 11336-11338, 14174-14176,
16874-16878, 19088-19090, 22802,
22808, 25184, 27760, 32296-32306.
Square.
United cata-
1842
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
a
United States—Continued.
Sopivct. »U. -S. repts.
Bloat.
U. S. & Argentine corp. Amazing
Argentine. [ete.] 27402, 27408.
United States asphalt refining co.
Law (L. M.) Merits of refined as-
phalt roads. 2145.
U. S. bank note co.:
16335,
Bank almanac. 28194.
Bank drummer. 4827.
Checking acct. 31340.
Marine trust co.
30036.
Member’s ecard.
U. S. cartridge co. Natl. lead co.
Window displays of all nations.
21209.
United States cast iron pipe & foun-
dry co. Keystone cast iron columns.
31341.
U. S. collection service co. U. S. col-
lection service & delinquent debtor
record. 31342.
U. S. corp. co.:
Corp. calendar. 1620, 6453, 12019.
Corp. suggestions. 2642.
“ U. S. eredit clearing corp. Systematic
— eollection follow-up forms. 22128.
U. S. daughter of 1812 (Natl. soc.)
See Natl. soc. U. S. daughters of
1812.
U. S. diamond importing co. 7% con-
vertible diamond bond. 22129.
U. S. fidelity & guaranty co. Guaran-
teed attys. list. 24758.
mw. S. eraphite co.:
Care of traction boilers. [ete.]
8083-8087.
Danger of explosion. [ete.]
10808, 10809.
Don’t wreck your engine. 16345.
Effective in any type of boiler.
[ete.] 2648, 2644.
Graphite lubricant for the auto-
mobile. 31348.
Heavy loads. ([etce.]
U. S. gypsum co.:
Eldorado natural cement plaster.
10810.
13717, 13718.
Ivory wood fiber plaster. [etc.]
16346, 16347.
U. S. incorporating co. Corporate
manual. 31344.
U. S. leather goods co.
buyers’ guide. 31345.
U. S. light & heat corp. Black mys-
tery box explained. 24759.
United States marines under fire in
Haiti. (Motion picture) 8967.
U. S. motion picture corp.:
Braving blazes. 32385.
Bridget’s blunder. 25227.
He did it himself. 3828883.
His ivory dome. 32391.
Nearly a deserter. 25315.
ith annual
U. S. motion picture corp— Continued.
Their counterfeit vacation. 27954.
Their week end. 82556.
Troublesome trip. 25392.
Villainous pursuit. 27968.
United States para rubber works.
Bluco rubber specialties. 895.
U. S. roofing tile co. Net price list.
31346.
U. S. supply co.
Catalog. 2645.
U. S. tire co. Beard (D. C.)
hints. 11770.
U. S. toy co. Creation, the universal
builder. 31347.
U. S. water & steam supply co.
log. 4828.
United theatres co.
U. S. supply co.
Camp
Cata-
Profit sharing
bond. S896.
United thrift corp. United thrift
corp. 27404.
United weekly press assn. Jamison
(J. K.) Riders in the gray dawn.
23953.
United woolen mills co. Fall and win-
ter. 27405.
Universal bureau. Personal contract,
internatl. commercial guarantee of
credit. 8088.
Universal calendar. 10811.
Universal eco. New York
map. 113802.
Universal credit rating co.:
List of Springfield, Ohio, retail
groceries & meat market. 4830.
List of 508 Dayton retail groceries.
31348.
Montgomery Co., O., direct.
Universal display system. Important
instructions to theatres. 4831.
Universal film mfg. co., inc.:
Accusing evidence. 27766.
Acrobatic acts. 5376.
Across the hall. 5877.
Across the line. 53878.
Across the Rio Grande.
Aerial buds. 5880.
After the battle. 22817.
After the play. 5381.
Ain’t he grand? 53882.
Alias Jane Jones. 14189.
All around cure. 16888.
All bets off. 19169.
All over a stocking. 11346.
Almost a widow. 14190.
Almost guilty. 22819.
Alone in the world. 32322.
Amphibian oddities. 5384.
Angel of the attic. 22820.
Any old duke’ll do. 27768.
Any youth. 16892.
Architectural Ceylon. 27769.
Are you an elk? 25200.
Art for art’s sake. 16894.
(State),
7383.
5379.
1843
INDEX
Universal film mfg. co., inc.—Contd.
Arthur’s desperate resolve. 19110.
Arthur’s last fling. 5387.
Artistic interference. 5388.
_ As fate decides. 5389.
As inadream. 11349.
As the candle burned. 19111.
Ashamed of the old folks. 19112.
Ashes. 27770.
Ashes of remembrance. 22822.
At the top of the world—Alaska.
Pea we
Attic princess.
Autumn. 5395.
Baby’s toofs. 22824.
Bad man of Cheyenne.
Bandit’s wager. 25202.
Barfly. 25203.
Barriers of society. 22825.
Baseball Bill. 14198, 16895.
Bashful Charlie’s proposal. 14199.
Battle for Chile Con Carne. 19114.
Beans & bullets. 25205.
Beast of society. 5399.
Beautiful temples of Ceylon.
Beit.
Beckoning trail. 16897.
Beer must go down. 16898.
Behind life’s stage. 22828.
Behind the curtain. 5402.
Behind the mask. 8685.
Behind the scenes in Japan.
22829.
Behind the secret panel. 14201.
Behind the veil. 16899.
Belle & the bellhop. 16900.
Beloved liar. 8686.
Ben, the sailor. 19117.
Best man’s bride. 8687.
Betrayed by the camera. 14202.
Better man. 25218.
Betty’s hobo. 14208.
11350.
32324.
Between midnight. 5406.
Beyond the trail. 19118.
Bigamist. 228381.
Bill’s wife. 8692.
Billy the bandit. 32328.
Billy’s war bride. 8698.
Birds of a feather. 32329.
Black Friday. 19120.
Black sheep of the family. 25221.
Blackmailer. 5417.
Blind fury. 5418.
Blind man’s bluff. 14206.
Blood money. 382382.
Bold bad burglar. 5421.
Bombs & banknotes. 32334.
Boob’s victory. 5425.
Border line. 27781.
Born of the people. 5427.
Borrowed plumes. 5428.
Boy from the gilded Hast. 19122.
Boy, the girl and the auto. 5430.
Branscombe’s pal. 169905.
\ Castle of despair.
pt. 1, n. s., v.13
Universal film mfg. co., ine.—Contd.
Brennon o’ the moor. 19123.
Brick top. 22835.
Brigadier Gerard. 5432.
Brink. 8696.
Broke but ambitious. 19124.
Broken spur. 22837.
Brother Jim. 11362.
Browns see the fair. 14210.
Brush industry. 8697.
Bubbles. 323387.
Buck Simmons, puncher. 5436.
Building up the health of a nation.
5437.
Burglar. 25228. .
Buzzard’s prey. 22839.
By conscience’s eye. 19125.
Cad. 113865.
Cage man. 14211. ;
Call of the past. 19126.
Call of the unborn. 32340.
Capable lady cook. 27789.
Capital prize. 11367.
Captain of the Typhoon. 16910.
Caravan. 22844.
Case of beans. 27794.
19129.
19130.
22846.
Chance market.
Charming villain.
Cheaters. 22848.
Chicken-hearted Jim. 8711.
Child of circumstances. 5453.
Child of mystery. 32347.
Children’s paradise. 14218.
Cinders. 5461.
Circle of death. 27796.
Circular room. 16915. -
Circumstantial guilt. 27797.
Circumstantial justice. 19133.
Civilization in the far Hast.
32349.
Claudia. 11374.
Clever Mrs. Carter. - 14214.
Code of his ancestors. 14215.
Code of the mounted. .19135.
College boomerang. 14216.
Come-on. 16918.
Committee on credentials. 16919.
Conflicting conscience. 16923.
Conspiracy. 25235.
Corporal Billy’s comeback. 11379.
Creating life from a dead leaf.
19188.
Crimson trail. 5473.
Crimson yoke. 16924.
Crooked mixup. 25239.
Cross purposes. 16925.
Cry of conscience. 25240.
Cry of Erin. 5475.
Crystal’s warning. 16927.
Cupid trims his lordship. 5477.
Dance of love. 8720.
Darcy of the Northwest mounted.
11385. .
Dare devils of war. 8723.
1844
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1916
se er a
Universal film mfg. co., ine —Contd. Universal film mfg. co., ine-—Contd.
Dark corners. 22864.
Dark suspicion. 113886.
Daughter of Dixie. 25241.
Daughter of penance. 5482.
Daughter of the night. 16928.
Deacon stops the show. 19146.
Deacon’s Waterloo. 5483.
Dead yesterday. 16929.
Decoy. 25243.
Desert rat. 19148.
Designing woman. 27804.
Desperado. 5488.
Desperate remedy. 22869.
Devil’s bondwoman. 27805.
Devil’s image. 14224.
Devil’s own. 19150.
Diamond lure. 27806.
Diplomacy. 22870.
Disappearing groom. 5500.
Disastrous Dardanelles expedi-
tion. 5501.
Discontent. 5503. .
Doctor Neighbor. 8727.
Doctor of Afternoon Arm. 8728.
Doll doctor. 5505.
Dolly’s scoop. 5507.
Double crossing the dean. 16930.
Double fire deception. 11391.
Drugged waters. 5512.
Dumb bandit. 5513.
Dumb girl of Portici. 5514.
Dupe. 5515.
Eddie’s night out. 8738.
Eel. 25246.
Eleanor’s catch. 8735.
Elixir of life. 19157.
Elusive enemy. 25247.
Emerald pin. 27813.
Eternal way. 22875.
Evidence. 27817.
Eyes of fear. 8738.
Eyes of love. 27819.
Face downstairs. 32362.
Face on the screen. 32368.
Fall of Deacon Stillwaters.
14238.
False gems. 14239.
False part. 14240.
Family affair. 8740.
Family secret. 5528.
Fascinating model. 27821.
Fatal introduction. 5529.
Father gets in wrong. 22880.
Felix gets in wrong. 278238.
Felix on the job. 25254.
Fight for love. 11899.
Fighting infantile
16938.
Fighting Joe. 32367.
Finer metal. 14244.
Finishing touch. 16939.
Wishing river lampreys. 5537.
Flash of death. 32369.
paralysis.
77396—17——25
1845
Flivvers’ art of mystery. 5540.
Flivvers’ dilemma. 5541.
Flivvers’ famous cheese hound.
5542.
Flivvers good turn. 5543.
Flivvers in the dance of the shiv-
vers. 5544.
Flivvers, the smoke eater. 5545.
Folly of desire. 19168.
Fool. 14247.
Fool’s gold. 5548.
For her mother’s sake. 22886.
For love & gold. 25256.
For the love of a girl. 16941.
Forbidden city. 32370.
From Broadway to throne. 16942.
Fur trimmed coat. 11406.
Gambler. 8750.
Garden of shadows. 16945.
Gasoline habit. 5564.
Gentle art of burglary. 16946.
Gentle volunteer. 11408.
Gentleman of nerve. 32372.
Ghost of the jungle. 14251.
Giant powder. 382378.
Gilded life. 323874.
Girl in lower 9. 16948.
Girl who didn’t tell. 22891.
Girl who feared daylight. 8755.
Globe trotting with Hy Mayer.
8756.
Go-between. 11415.
God & the baby. 14263.
Gold band. 25268.
Golden boot. 14264.
Good and evil. 19187.
Good morning, judge. 32379.
Good-night, nurse. 11417.
Good woman. 382380.
Governor’s decisien. 25264.
jraft. 5571, 8761-8764.
Great love. 16957.
Great temple of Rameswaren.
27833.
Greater power. 27834.
Green eyes. 32381.
Grip of crime. 14267.
Grip of jealousy. 5590.
Grouches & smiles. 11419.
Guilty. 27836.
Guilty one. 19193.
Half a rogue. 11422.
Halting hand. 22904.
Harem scarem deacon. 16965.
Harmony ina flat. 11425.
Haunted bell. 8770.
Havoe. 8771.
He almost eloped. 8772.
He became a_ regular fellow.
19194.
He’s a devil. 11427.
He wrote a book. 19195.
Head of the family. 14268.
INDEX
Universal film mfg. co., inec.—Contd.
Health road. 11428.
Heart of a child. 14269.
Heart of a show girl. 19196.
Heart of Bonita. 5598.
Heart wrecker. 14270.
Heartaches. 11429.
Heel of the law. 27840.
Held for damages. 8775.
Henry’s little kid. 16966.
Her better self. 5604.
Her bitter cup. 5605.
Her celluloid hero. 11481.
Her chance. 27848.
Her defiance. 5606.
Her dream man. 5607.
Her friend, the doctor. 5609.
Her great part. 114382.
Her greatest story. 5611.
Her hero maid. 8777.
Her husband’s faith. 114388.
Her invisible husband. 5612.
Her message to heaven. 27844.
Her mother’s sweetheart. 19198.
Her sister’s sin. 8780.
Her soul’s song. 14273.
Her steady carfare. 5614.
Her vanished youth. 25272.
Her wedding day. 25278.
Her wonderful secret. 14274.
Heritage of hate. 27845.
Heritage of valor. 22908.
Heroine of San Juan. 27847.
High-fliers. 5618.
High speed. 22909.
Highway of fate. 19201.
Hired, tired and fired. 5619.
His brother’s pal. 5621.
His golden hour. 27849.
His highness, the janitor. 8781.
His little story. 11440.
His majesty, Dick Turpin. 5624.
His mother’s boy. 22911.
His neighbor’s wife. 8783.
His own Nemesis. 25276.
His own story. 16969.
His picture. 14275.
His return. 5626.
His wooden leg. 8786.
His world of darkness. 8787.
Hoax house. 5629.
Honor thy country. 27852.
Hop, the devil’s brew. 5681.
Hot time in Iceland. 5632.
How do you feel? 27853.
How times do change. 8788.
How to be happy, though married.
32397.
Hubby puts one over. 8789.
Hulda, the silent. 11442..
Human eactus. 14278.
Human gamble. 22918.
Human pendulum. 16973.
Hunchback’s romance. 323899.
Hungry Happy’s dream. 8791.
1846
Universal film mfg. co., inc.—Contd.
pt. I, 0..8., V. ae
Hunting whales in Japan. 22915.
Huntress of men. 8792.
Husks of love. 22916.
Tl get her yet. 5642.
I’m your husband. 32400.
I’ve got yer number. 16974.
Idle wives. 22917.
If my country should call. 22918.
Imperial India. 16976-16978.
In a cage with polar bears. 5643.
In dreamy jungle town. 5645.
In his own trap. 5646.
In love with a fireman. 25277.
In onion there is strength. 22920.
In the dead o’ night. 32404.
In the heart of a shell. 5647.
In the heart of India. 32405.
In the heart of New York. 22921.
In the land of King Cotton. 32406.
In the lap of the gods. 22923.
In the night. 5648.
Injustice of justice. 22924.
Inner soul. 5650.
Inscrutable Japan, the riddle of
the world. 19213.
Inspector’s double. 22925.
Irma in Wonderland. 27856.
Iron hand. 11446.
Iron rivals. 5655.
Isle of life. 25281.
It can’t be true. 11447.
It didn’t work out right. 32411.
It happened in Honolulu. 14288.
It nearly happened. 5659.
It’s all wrong. 22928.
It’s great to be married. 32413.
It sounded like a kiss. 32412.
Ivy & the oak. 32414.
Jackals of a great city. 14290.
Jags & jealousy. 32417.
Jane’s choice. 22929.
Janitor. 16984.
Janitor’s busy day. 5662.
Janitor’s vendetta. 27857.
Japan’s gateway to the temples of
the gods. 19221.
Jeanne Dore. 5663.
Jewel of death. 32418.
Jim Slocum no. 46393. 11451.
Jitney driver’s romance. 8804.
Jitney Jack and Gasolena. 16986.
Joe Boko’s adventures. 5665.
John Pallet’s dream. 5667.
Jungle hero. 22981.
Just a few little things. 16987.
Just her luck. 27868.
Just Kitty. ~ 1142:
Just plain folks. 5672.
Just yet but not quite. 8806.
Juvenile dancer supreme. 11453.
Kate’s lovers’ knot. 16988.
Kill the umpire. 16992.
Kindaid—gambler. 27869.
Kitty from the city. 25289.
- INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Universal film mfg. co., ine.—Contd. Universal film mfg. co., ine.-—Contd.
. Knight of the night. 19223. Madcap. 11470.
Knight of the range. 5675. Madcap queen of Crona. 5716.
Knights of the bathtub. 27870. Main spring. 27885.
Lady from the sea. 19224. Main 4400. 25301.
Lady Raffles returns. 5682. Majestic Ceylon. -32442.
Land above the clouds. 5683. Major Bluff’s adventures. 5718.
Last of the Morgans. 27871. Making a U. S. soldier. 22945.
Latest in vampires. 16993. Man across the street. 17003.
Lathered truth. 8819. Man and morality. 5722.
Laugh of scorn. 19226. Man from nowhere. 11473.
Lavina comes home. 5685. Man inside. 5725.
Law of life. 5686. Man’s hardest fight. 17007.
Lawyer’s secret. 32428. Mansard mystery. 27887.
Leap. 11457. Mantle of deceit. 25804.
Leap and look thereafter. 5688. Mark of a gentleman. 11474,
Leap year tangle. 8821. Mark of Cain. 17008.
Lee Blount goes home. 16994. Marriage broker. 19242.
Lem’s college career. 11458. Marriage for revenge. 19243.
Liberty. 19228, 19231, 22984— Marriage of Arthur. 11475.
22937, 25291, 25292; 27877, Married a year. 27888.
32431-32434. Married on the wing. 5729.
Lie sublime. 22988. Mask of fortune. 17009.
Life’s maelstrom. 27878. Masked woman. 25306.
Limousine mystery. 11460. . Melody of love. 14309.
Lion’s breath. 5690. Memory mill. 25307.
Little Boy Blue. 16995. Mexican natural history. 17010.
Little Brownie’s bravery. 19233. Midnight toll. 25308.
Little fraud. 8827. Midwinter madness. 17013.
Little gray mouse. 16996. Mignonette. 8846.
Little journeys in scenic Japan. Mingling spirits. 5734.
14302. Miss Blossom. 8859.
Little journeys in the frozen Missing locket. 5742.
North. 11462. Missing witness. 25312.
Little mascot. 5692. Mr. Fuller Pep. 11484, 11485,
Little partner. 32487. 14315.
Living lie. 5695. Mr. Vampire. 32454.
Lonesome house. 8830. Mrs. Green’s mistake. 5752.
Lonesomeness. 5696. Mixed blood. 32455.
Mixed kids. 5755.
Model husband. 5756.
Model 46. 22954.
Money lenders. 14316.
Long search. 27880.
Lord John’s journal. 5697, 8881.
Lords of high decision. 5699.
Lost in Babylon. 27881.
Lost lode. 27882. Monna Vanna. 5759.
Love & a liar. 25294. | Moonshine blood. 82456.
Love & brass buttons. 11466. Moral right. 32457.
Love, and vaccination. 5701. Morals of Hilda. 32458.
Love in suspense. 32438. Mother call. 27901.
- Love laughs at dyspepsia. 8834. Mother’s guiding hand. 32459.
Love laughs at the law. 5703. Motor Mat & his fliv. 27902.
Love or an empire. 324389. Mountain blood. 19251.
Love quarantined. 148095. Mountain tragedy. 22957.
Love spasms. 5705. Moving finger. 25313.
‘Love triumphant. 11467. Muchly married. 5762.
Love’s boomerang. 19239. ; Mueggins. 14317.
Love’s law. 14806. “ Musical madness. 22958.
Love’s masquerade. 22943. Mutiny. 17017.
Lucille, the waitress. 25297. - My lady’s millions. 17018.
Lucky gold piece. 17002. Mystery of my lady’s boudoir.
Lucky leap. 19240. 32461.
Lured but cured. 22944. Nadine of nowhere. 11490.
McCay (Winsor) & his Jersey Nan good for nothing. 5766.
skeeters. 25300. Narrow creed. 25314.
Mad hermit. 382441. Narrow path. 19254.
Madame Cubist. 5712. Nature incorporated. 17020.
1847
INDEX
Universal film mfg. co., ine.—Contd.
Nervy Nat has his fortune told.
32467.
Never again, Eddie. 11492.
Never lie to your wife. 11498.
Newlyweds mix-up. 8873.
Night riders. 8874.
Night shadows. 25318.
Nobody guilty. 22959.
No. 16 Martin street. 17021.
Object—matrimony. 14822.
Odd acquaintances. 5775.
Oh, what a whopper. 8877.
Oh, you honeymoon. 32470.
Oil smeller. 22962.
Old soldier’s romance. 32471.
On dangerous ground. 5787.
On the trail of the tigress. 5788.
Onda of the Orient. 19257.
One thousand miles an _ hour.
32477.
One who passed by. 5789.
One woman. 5790.
Orders is orders. 5792.
Other half. 8881. ,
Pair of shadows. 253821.
Panel game. 19260.
Paradise for a day. 25322.
Pass the prunes. 27911.
Passing of hell’s crown. 8890.
Path of happiness. 5810.
Pat’s pasting ways. 25327.
Patterson of the news. 5811.
Peg o’ the ring. 8892, 11510,
14332-14335, 17033-17037, 19269.
Peggy & the law. 14836.
Pen & inklings in & around Jeru-
salem. 22971.
Pen trip to Palestine. 27912.
Penalty of treason. 32487.
Perfect match. 11514.
Perjurer. 25382.
Phantom Island. 5819.
Phantom thief. 5820.
*Phone message. 17088.
Pie. 19272.
Pinnacle. 19273.
Pipe dreams. 5823.
Place beyond the winds. 2538836.
Plot and counterplot. 5825.
Plumber’s Waterloo. 258387.
Poisoned lips. 22975.
Political tramp. 25338.
Polly put the kettle on. 32508.
Pool of flame. 5827.
Potts bungles again. 11518.
Powder trail. 253389.
Practice what you preach. 32509.
Pretty baby. 32510.
Price of victory. 22978.
Price on his head. 25340.
Princely bandit. 19277.
Priscilla’s prisoner. 17041.
Prodigal daughter. 32512.
1848
s
pt. 1, H.S34a
Universal film mfg. co., ine.—Contd.
Professor Wiseguy’s trip to the
moon. 14842,
Prowlers of the jungle. 25343.
Publie approval. 8898.
Purple mask. 32513-32516.
Purple maze. 8899.
Putting her foot in it. 89900.
Pygmies of the zoo. 14346.
Quarter breed. 5835.
Quiet supper for four. 5837.
Quitter. 25344.
Raccoons. 27920.
Raffle for a husband. 11521.
Railroad bandit. 14348.
Recoiling vengeance. 5841.
Red lie. 5848.
Red stain. 32518.
Reward of chivalry. 5852.
Ring and the rajah. 5858.
Rivai pilots. 8912.
River goddess. 17048.
Roaming Romeo. 25347.
Rock of riches. 32525.
Rogue with a heart. 14358.
Romance at random. 14354.
Romance of Billy Goat Hill.
22988.
Romance of toyland. 5855.
Room rent & romance. 25350.
Roosevelt (Theodore) Specially
posed views of. 14855.
Rose colored searf. 11527.
Royal love. 8914.
Rubber rompers. 5857.
Rupert of Hentzau. 5859.
Safety first. 5864.
Salmon from the egg to the table.
19287.
Sammie Johnsin & his wonderful
lamp. 382529.
Sammie Johnsin at the seaside.
27927.
Sammie Johnsin minds the baby.
25356.
Sammie Johnsin slumbers not.
32530.
Sammie Johnsin’s love affair.
27928.
Sammie Jonsin, hunter. 5867.
Sammy Johnsin gets a job. 17052.
Sammy Johnsin in Mexico. 19288.
Sammy Johnsin, magician. 14356.
Sammy Johnsin, strong-~ man.
5868.
Saved by a song. 5869.
Sealing the Jungfrau. 11530.
Searlet mark. 14858.
Seorched wings. 8918.
Seorpion’s sting. 143862.
Serappily married. 27929.
Seratched. 32582.
Sea lily. 143863.
Sea mates. 25362.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
en a a a eee
Universal film mfg. €0., ine.—Contd. Universal film mfg. co., ine—Contd.-
Sea mystery. dS76. Stranger in bis own home. 17067.
Secret cellar. 25364. Strong arm squad. 5918.
Secret foe. 5877. Stronger than steel. 32548.
Secret love. 5878. Stumbling. 25878.
Seeds of jealousy. 32536. Such is life in Alaska. 32549.
Seekers. 14864. Such is life in China. 14374.
Sunlight and shadow. 5921.
Superstitious Ceylon. 32550.
Swedey, the janitor. 25880.
Taint of fear. 32551.
Serpent in the house. 8922.
Shackles. :
Shadow. 27939.
Shadow sinister. 22998.
Shadowed shadow. 25366. Tale of a telegram. 8951.
Shadows oi suspicion. 25367. Tale of a Turk. 32054.
Sham reality. 8924. Tammany’s tiger. 11554.
She was some vampire. 17058. Target. 5926.
She wrote a play and. played it. Temptation and the man. 143879.
19298. Terrible Turk. 19318.
Sheriff of Pine Mountain. 14366. Their act. 9930.
Should she have told? 27941. Their anniversary. 8953.
Silent man of Timber Gulch. Their awful predicament. 14381.
11536. heir dark secret. 32555.
F - = Their first arrest. 27955.
er . =
aS eee. Ses a only son. 5931.
Silly sultan. 23017. heir social smash. 11558. :
Slave. 25369 There’s no place like home. 5932.
er eenétic hand. 23018. They yeaa take him seriously.
So this is Paris. 32542. Ee: i
Social outcast. 5890. Thief of the desert. 11559.
Social slave. 17061. Those female haters. 5933.
Society Sherlock. 17062. Thread of life. 27956. AS,
Society’s hypocrites. 25371. Three brave hunters. 17072.
Some fish. S236. Three wishes. 11561.
Through baby’s voice. 25385.
Through flames to love. 8957.
Through the solid wall. 25386.
Threwn to the lions. 8958. .
Tigers of the plains. 25387.
Timber wolf. 23029.
Timothy Dobbs, that’s me. 19322,
| 23030-23034, 25388.
To another womar. 23035.
| Toll of the law. 193238.
Torment. 27958.
Torrent of vengeance. 8960.
Some heroes. 45894.
Some honeymoon. 8931.
Some medicine man. 19298.
Some monkey stars. 11541.
Somewhere on the battlefield.
23020.
Son o’ the stars. 5895.
Son of a rebel chief. 27948.
Son of Neptune. 19299.
Song o’ the wocds. 19369.
Sons of Satan. 5896.
Soul at stake. 23021.
oul fe eG Tote of the byways. 32557.
vee ae ea Town that tried to come back.
me i » ~ . = oO
Soul man. 5898. SS we :
Soup and nuts. 19301. Toy soldier. 1438S5.
Speed king. 19302. Toyland mystery. 5940.
Speeding. 23022. Toyland robbery. 11568.
Sphinx. 5902. Toyland: villain. 8962.
Splash of local color. 17064. Trail of chance. 19325.
Stage villain. 11547. Trail of Wild Wolf. 5942.
Stampede in the night. 5904. Tramp chef. 32558. —
Starlight’s message. 25875. Transporting timber in Sweden.
Stars & Stripes in Mexico. 8935.| , 5948. :
Still voice. 89837. Trials of a movie cartoonist.
Sting of conscience. 14871. 32560. 4
Stolen honors. 25376. Trials of Willie Winks. 32561.
Stolen melody. 8938. Trip to Honolulu. 8963.
Storming the trenches. 11548. Triumph of truth. 19326.
Story frem life. 32546. Turtle doves. 5948.
Strange confession. 11549. - Twenty thousand leagues under
Strange mother. 32547. the sea. 23036.
INDEX
pt. I, nD. s., v.13
Universal film mfg. co., ine.—Contd.
Twice at once. 14887.
Twixt love & the iceman. 14389.
Two men of Sandy Bar. 5952.
Two mothers. 11565.
Two roads. 382565.
Two seats at the opera. 17074.
Two smali town Romeos. 32566.
Uncle Sam at work, no. 3-12.
5955-5964.
Unconventional girl. 11567.
Under suspicion. 23038.
Under the lion’s paw. 17076.
Under the spell. 230389.
Undine. 5967.
Unexpected. 8966.
Unexpected scoop. 17077.
Unfinished case. 253898.
Universal
27959, 32567, 32568.
Uprising. 32569.
Us kids. 25395.
Vanity, thy name is. 5972.
Virginia. 11570.
Voice of the tempter. 8975.
Voice upstairs. 253896. ;
Wall of flame. 27972.
Wall of money. 32575.
Wanted—a husband. 14409.
Wanted, a piano tuner. 5980.
War in Mexico. 11571.
War-ridden Mexico. 17080.
Warriors of the air. 5982.
Way of the world. 14402.
Weapons of love. 19340.
Wedding guest. 11572.
What could the poor girl do?
14403.
What Darwin missed. 19342.
What love can do. 11578.
Whelp. 32578.
When a wife worries.
When Aunt Matilda fell.
When
32579.
When he came back. 27976.
When little Lindy sang. 23051.
When Lizzie disappeared. 5986.
When Slim picked a peach. 11576.
11575.
5985.
When Slim was home cured.
8978.
When the losers won. 5988.
When the minstrels came to town.
17084.
When the wolf howls. 14405.
Where are my children? 11577.
Whirlpool of destiny. 19348.
White man’s law. 25408.
White turkey. 27978.
Who pulled the trigger? 17086.
Whole jungle was after him.
5991.
Why Mrs. Kentworth lied. 8979.
Wife at bay. 11578.
Wife for a ransom. 11579.
18
sereen magazine.
Damon fell for Pythias.,
Universal film mfg. co., ine-—Contd.
Wife’s innocence. 23056.
Wilson (President) Close up
views of. 14412.
Windward anchor. 5995.
Winning of Miss Construe. 5996.
Wire pullers. 11581.
Wise man and the fool. 5998.
Wishing lamp. 17092.
With the spirit’s help. 23057.
Woman he feared. 27981.
Woman who followed me. 11583.
Woman who learned. 32583.
Woman’s eyes. 19350.
Won by valor. 17095.
Won with a make-up. 8986.
Wooing of Aunt Jemima. 11584.
Wrath of Cactus Moore. 25407.
Wrong bird. 6005.
Wrong door. 6006.
Wrong heart. 32585.
X-3. 6008.
Yoke of gold. 17110.
You want something. 19359.
Young sleuth. 14425.
Youth of fortune. 8990.
Yust from Sweden. 6012.
Zoo arrivals from South America.
8991.
$5,000 dream. 25408.
Universal fraternal co-operative ex-
change assn. Constitution. 31349.
Universal guide & adjustment co.
Claim adjusters guide, certified
insur. attys. 14805.
Universal hygiene co. Health is
wealth. 31350.
Universal ice mfg. co.
industry. 27406.
Universal languages schls. co. Games
(F.G.) Spanish in thirty lessons. 3722.
Artificial ice
Universal music co. Supplementary
eat. 24760.
Universal rim co. Universal rim
company’s improved demountable
rim designs. 10812.
Universal road machinery co. Por-
eupine'_ searifier. [ete.] 13719,
13720.
Universal safety standards co. Help
to make this plant safe. [ete.]
8091-8093.
-Universal savings corp.:
~
v
Stein universal plan. 31351.
Stein’s universal plan for say-
ings & loans. 4832.
Universal screen magazine. (Motion
picture) 27959, 32567, 32568.
Universal serum co. What hog rais-
ers should know. 22130.
Universal tobacco machine co. Uni-
versal tobacco stripping & booking
machine. 27407.
University club of Chicago. Behind
the screens. 987.
0
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er
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
eee
University musical soc. See Michigan
Univ. 30137.
University of Chicago.
(University of)
See Chicago
University of North Dakota. See
North Dakota (Univ. of)
University pub. co.:
Fordyce (Charles) Scale for
measuring the achievements in
reading. 26061.
Persinger (C. E.) Students out-
line. 24386.
Searson (J. W.) Course of study.
24542.
Studies in reading. 4591.
Waterhouse (A. H.) Quarterly
uniform test & review ques.
8122, 27443.
University settlement soc.
the interpreter. 13721.
Unkles (Stewart) Pittsburgh. Off.
route bk. of the retail grocery trade.
7664.
House of
Unknown. (Motion picture) 5968.
Unknown quantity. (Drama) 8554.
Unknown woman. (Drama) 18948.
Unmack (William) Bill Unmack’s
sports almanac & records bk. 8094.
Unmasking. (Motion picture) 32354.
Unmasking of Davy. (Motion pic-
ture) 19214.
(Drama) 11208.
(Motion picture)
Unpaid damages.
Unpardonable sin.
8968.
Unprotected. (Motion picture)
— 25394.
Unpublished. (Drama) 27675.
Unrepealed law. (Drama) 11209.
Unschuld (Von) univ. of music, ine.
See Von Unschuld univ. of music,
ine.
Unsell (EB. M.):
Lotus lily. 1108.
Reapers. 1164.
Surrender. 11176.
Untermeyer (Samuel) Gigantic bus.
impetus will follow. 27408.
Unto the least of these. (Motion pic-
ture) 27960.
Unto those who sin. (Motion picture)
5969.
Unwelcome guest. (Drama) 18944,
25066.
Unwelcome mother. (Motion picture)
23040.
Up & down town. (Drama) 22686.
Up at Nazareth. (Drama) 16700.
Up from slavery. (Drama) 321038.
Up in the air. (Drama) 5213.
Up-to-now co. Up-to-now clothes.
13722.
United carpet
Updegrove (G. B.)
10805.
cleaners co. Earthquake.
Upham (Louise) :
Language drill stories.
Quest. bk. 27409.
Upham (T. C.) Twa came hame.
8548
31352.
Upheaval. (Motion picture) 23041,
Upkeep. (Drama) 11210.
Uplift. (Drama)~- 11211.
Uplift. (Motion picture) 5970.
Uplift corset co. Uplift corsets.
31353.
Uplifting Miss Paprika. (Drama)
16701.
Upper ten. (Motion picture) 16960.
Uprising. (Motion picture) 32569.
Upson co.:
Inquiries mean possible sales.
108138.
Not for mummies. 2647.
Upson board for walls and ceil-
ings. 3813854.
Upstairs and down. (Drama) 14052.
Upstart. (Motion picture) 5971.
Upton (J. B.) Twenty months of
military life. 22131.
Upton (Melville) One of the family.
8447.
Urban (C. G. von) Pearl of Poli-
Anu. 24761.
Urban (Charles):
Battle of the Somme.
Britain prepared. 54384.
Urban (Erich) Jung muss man sein!
22471, 24966.
22826.
Urmy (W. H.) Universal automobile
chart. 38593.
Urquhart (H. A.) Now is the time.
24762.
Urrengoechea (César Ordas-Avecilla
de) See Ordas-Avecilla de Urren-
goechea (César)
Us kids. (Motion picture) 25395.
Use & abuse of coal specifications.
6765.
Usher (J. W.) On the ocean. 8446.
Usher (Jack) pseud. See Usher (J.
W.)
Usher (R. G.) Our most dangerous
possession. 31855.
Usher. (Drama) 1211.
Ussher (Kathleen) Dramatic reader.
24930.
Usurer’s due. (Motion picture) 19331.
Utah, map. 19091.
Utah Co., Utah, direct. 18686.
Utah state gazetteer & bus. direct.
4833.
Utah weather chart calendar. 31356.
Uthoff (H.C.) Moral casuistry of St.
Alfonso Liguori. 24763.
Utica direct. pub. co. Utica, N. Y.,
direct. 18687.
Utica hydraulic cement co. Utica nat-
ural cement on trial. 10814.
1851
INDEX
Utt (H. C.) Jones (C. H.) Word
with the honest doubter. 9932.
Utter (R. P.) Strange & surprising
table manners of the crowned heads
of Europe. 22132.
Uttermost farthing. (Drama) 5214.
Uzzell (T. H.) Anton the terrible.
5208.
Vacationland. 16348.
Vacearezza (V. A.) Vie Vacs. 9748,
17745.
Vachell (H. A.) Pen. 11125.
Vacuum oil co.:
Correct lubrication.
22133-22135. .
Horizontal gas engines.
Vagabond. (Motion picture)
Vail«(E. 8.) :
Inventory system
ance. 16349.
Vail (H. S.) & Sons.
record in life assurance.
10815, 10816.
— Twisting in life assurance.
4834, 13728,
31357.
23042.
of life assur-
Excellent
[ete. ]
8095.
Vail (M. B.) Mills college. Favorite
recipes. 15748.
Vaile (P. A.) Tennis primer. 16350.
Vaile-Kimes co.:
Direction ecard. fete.] 22136—
22145.
Y. & K. accessories. [ete.] 3135S8-
31369.
V & K pumps for domestic water |
[ete.] 4835, 4836.
Valedictory. (Drama) 5146*.
Valentine (Bert) What shall
play? 2962*.
Valentine (C. 8.):
Breeding & care of ducks & their
commer. possibilities. 10817.
Habits, care & feeding of Indian
runner ducks. 897.
Valentine (P. F.) California.
Valentine (Robert) Census
10985.
Valentine & co.:
Care of the car. 898.
Close it quickly. [ete.]
138725, 22147-22150.
Close it quickly,
10818-16820.
He wanted to make sure the var-
nish was valspar. [ete.] 2648,
2649, 8096-S0S8.
It won’t hurt the floor anyway.
[ete.] 27410, 27411.
Make indoors cheerful for winter
months. [ete.] 24764-24766.
Rush of live steam. 4837.
Vaientine, Tead & Gregg. Industrial
supply.
22146.
taker.
13724,
dear. [ete.]
audit. 16351.
Valiants of Virginia. (Motion pic-
ture) 148938.
Valiente capitan. (Drama) 11212.
| Van Auken (K. L.)
we |
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Valkenburg (Carlton van) See Van
Valkenburg (Carlton)
Valkenburg (H. J. van)
Valkenburg (H. J.)
Vallant (F. L. de)
See Van
See De Vallant
(i. Ts)
Vallejo (Fernando) Nifio de la bola.
2908.
Vallens (Eugene) What constitutes a
mild cigar. 8099.
Valley Junction, Ia., direct. 28783.
Valley Mills, Tex., map. 13857.
Valley supply co. Cordet (Adeline)
Crocheted gift novelties. [ete.]}
25783-25786.
Valliant, Okl., map. 11339.
Valligny (L. P.) Secrets of beauty.
31361.
Value received. (Drama) 2952.
Vampire out of work. (Motion pic-
ture) 23043.
Vampire woman. (Drama) 14053.
Vampires. (Motion picture) 27961-
27966, 32570, 32571.
Van (T. 8S.) Musical comedy mo-
ments in a vaudeville way. 25001.
Van Arn (Mrs. W. E.) ‘Taylor (S.
T.) schl. of sartorial arts. Expert
instructions. 27820.
Van Asdale (W. D.) Some specimens
of advertising art. 22151.
|} Van Auken (I. C.) Ladies home
jour. millinery lessons. 2650,
24767.
Handling track
in a gravel pit. 24768.
Van Beekendonk (Dejong) Dr. Van
Beekendonk explains. 16352.
Van Buren (B. A.) How a woman
can hold her husband’s love. 2652.
Van Buren Co., Mich. Farm jour.
illus. direct. 22152.
Vanee (L. J.):
Fighting in Mexico. 31763.
Patria. 18887, 27645.
Winning a crown. 32147.
Vanceburg, Ky., map. 32307.
Van Cleef (Eugene) Geog. of Minn.
24769.
Van Cleve (Cecilia) Folk dances for
young people. 24770.
Vancouver, Wash., direct.
Vandenberg (A. H.)
899.
What makes a
man. 3813862.
Van Den Berg (Clayton) Van Den
Berg teleg. code. 3813869.
Vandenburgh (Walter) Consumers
union, Boston. Consumers union.
28658.
Vanderbilt (R. C.)
farmer’s daughter.
Vander Cook (H. A.):
Course in band & orchestra direct-
ing. 24771.
Rusty Kate, the
5861.
1852
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Vander Cook (H. A.)—Continued.
Vander Cook’s cornet schl. Course
in band and orch. directing.
27412.
Vander Cook’s cornet schl. Course in
band & orch. directing. 27412.
Van der Koor (A. W.)
faker. 5038.
Van der Koor (H. E.):
Catching a car. 223888.
Copper copped. 31704.
Misdirecting traffic. 2893.
Vandervort (A. HB.) Turkey raising.
4838.
Van Deusen (C. 8.) Notes on an ele-
mentary course in house planning.
31370.
Felix & the
Van Deusen (H.) Riddles. 22577.
Van Deventer (J. H.) Three-inch
Russian shrapnel. 26538, 4889.
Van Devort (T. D.) Winning of Nev.
for Woman suffrage. 22153.
Van Duzee (J. B.) Four easy lessons
in typewriter shorthand. 31871.
Van Duzer (Winifred) :
Divorced because of phantom
loves. [ete.] 2655-2657.
Why people read the Updike story.
4840.
Van Dyke (Henry):
Christmas greetings.
First Christmas tree.
900.
31765.
Van Dyne (Edith) Mary Leouise.
22154.
Van Etten (G. F.):
Hamptons. 138942.
Her fight. 13949.
Katie did. 27614.
Directs. for
on the geol. of a
Van Ingen (Gilbert).
preparing a rept.
region. 24777.
Vanished jewels. (Motion picture)
B2015.
Vanishing fakir. (Motion picture).
19215.
Vanishing mantle. (Motion picture)
23010.
Vanity. (Motion picture). 32572.
Vanity, thy name is. (Motion pic-
ture) 5972.
Hunt & Van Nice
fete.] 9831,
Van Nice (L. L.)
hand crocheted cluny.
9832.
Van Nostrand (A. G.) Dozen tasty
dishes. 8100.
Van Nostrand (Helen) Rosetta.
8485.
Van Nostrand (J. J.)
losophy. 31372.
Van Regteren Altena (U. A. C.)
mipena, (UW. A.C. vo R.)
Van Rensselaer (J. A.) Partial pay-
ment bond corp. Nothing to sell but
assistance. 2360.
History’s phi-
See
Van Sands (Horace).
Starlight. 163853.
Van Sant (W. N.) Western Mass.
Cadillac co. Rainy night & the
theatre. 31485.
Van Tassel (Mabelle)
Van Tassell (Charles)
treasure state. 8101.
Vantine (A. A.) & ¢o., ine. Vantine’s,
the oriental store. 10821, 31373.
Van Valkenburg (Carlton):
About twelve. 2774.
Dennis brass clock. 31720.
Found in a closet. 5048, 22424,
Opportunities’ knock. 22543.
White scarab. 32139.
Van Valkenburg (H. J.):
Miss Susie
Life. 22481.
Montana, the
Absolute highlight process. Abso-
lute highlight process. 27987.
Description of the Van Valken-
burg processes. 27418.
Van Vlissingen school. Man without
a country. 27631.
Van Vredenburgh (Anna)
know that— 24778.
Van Wagenen (Kate)
8102.
Van Wagonen (C. S.)
istry co.
Do you
Modern speller.
Casualty reg-
Registration & identifica-
tion tags. 28526.
Van vildt; SCA GS) Realization.
11144.
Van Wilms (L. W.) Ten chiropodial
commandments. 138726.
Van Winkle (Edward) New York
(City) map. 16835.
Van Zandt, Jacobs & co. ‘Triangle
132
(Drama) 2958.
Odd fellows (Inde-
pendent order of) Sovereign grand
lodge. Memorial certificate. 13144.
Vardon (Harry) Some important
trifles. 27419.
Varix co. Varicose veins & ulcers.
16354.
Varn (M. L.)
Standard quality citrus trees.
eollars & shirts.
Vara de nardos.
Vareoe (W. H.)
Eagle Lake nurseries.
9438.
Varnes (Lilyan) Price of peace.
27652.
Varnum (Henry ) Non-maturing
ponds. 16355.
Vasquez (Jesus) Vasquez’ musical
transposition card. 3813874.
Vass (A. R.) Pamphlet of labor ques-
tion in. U. S. 22155.
Vassar (Matthew) Facsimile of a
letter. 13728.
Vassar college. Vassar (Matthew)
Facsimile of a letter. 13728.
Vassault (Katharine) Menus for a
week. [ete.] 22156-22167. :
Veaucaire (Maurice) Apprenti mil-
' Jionnaire. 16356.
1855
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Vaudevillainess. (Drama) 5215.
Vaudeville as you like it. (Drama)
25067.
(Drama) 22687.
Holy spirit of the
Vaudeville heart.
Vaughan (R. M.)
helper. 22168.
Vaughan’s seed store.:
Fall ed. of Vaughan’s gardening
illus. 22169.
Vaughan’s seeds. 4841.
Veber (Pierre) :
Charmante Rosalie. 8291.
Poilu. 8467, 8468, 31973.
Veemon (J. A. de) See De Vecmon
(J. A.)
Vega (Lope de) See Lope de Vega,
Vehicle yr. bk. 901.
Veiller (Bayard):
Danger. 2812.
Thirteenth chair. 32070.
Vein of gold. (Drama) 5216.
Vela (Cayo):
Dos fenédmenos. 138922.
Matarifes. 2889.
Nido del principal. 2901.
Vella (N. M.) Women of Scripture
in vocal art. 18875.
Vellotti (Carmela) Frabasilis (Giu-
seppina) Charlie after a_ job.
29097.
Velma. 8790.
Velén de Lucena. (Drama) 8555.
Velvet Joe’s almanac. 31375.
Velvet paw. (Motion picture) 23044.
Vena de plata. (Drama) 32104.
Venable (J. C.) Locomotive break-
(Motion picture)
downs. 31009.
Venable (W. M.) Quest of the magic
scissors. 31376.
Venango Co., Pa., direct. 27420.
Vencedor de Fantomas. (Drama)
5168.
Vengeance of Legar. (Motion pic-
ture) 8797.
Vengeur. (Drama) 18945.
Venn (T. J.) Why & how bus. insur.
benefits its users. 31377.
Venta de los alamos. (Drama) 2954.
Ventnor City, N. J., direct. 17175.
Ventura Co., Cal., direct. 31378.
Vera Cruz, Mexico, map. 32308.
Ver Beck (Frank) ‘Timothy Turtle’s
great day. 31379.
Verde mining district, Ariz., map.
22804, 27761, 32309.
Verdict. (Drama) 1212.
Verdict. (Motion picture) 8944.
Verdun (Battle of)
14200.
Verdun, France, map. 8667.
Vereinigung Miinchner verleger 1914
e. v. Deutsche bicher. 1692.
Verheiratete junggesellen. (Drama)
2955.
(Motion picture)
Verhoeff (Caroline)
27656.
Veritas photoplay co. Eleventh com-
mandment. 11392.
Vérité délivre. (Drama) 16702.
Vermilax co., inc. Joyce (Madeline)
Care of the hair. 29644.
Vermilion County, IIl.:
Direct. 10822.
Map. 14177.
Vermilion oil &
veraqua. 18729.
Vermont, map. 1858, 3128, 14178.
Vermont telep. & teleg. co. Telep.
direct. 10823, 24779.
Vermontville, Mich., map. 16879.
Verneuil (Louis) Charrette anglaise.
22384, 31680.
Sleeping beauty.
gas co. Mineral
Vernon (HE. P.) Tepic, Mexico. 8662.
Vernon (Grenville) Comedians.
13913.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Berlin. (Motion picture) 14394.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Boston. (Motion picture) 8969.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Chicago. (Motion picture) 5973.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
London. (Motion picture) 5974.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
New Orleans. (Motion picture)
17078.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Paris. (Motion picture) 8970.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Petrograd. (Motion picture)
19382. ;
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Philadelphia. (Motion picture)
5975.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Rome. (Motion picture) 11568.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
St. Louis. (Motion picture) 14895.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
San Francisco. (Motion picture)
11569.
Vernon Howe Bailey’s sketch bk. of
Washington. (Motion picture)
19333.
Verona, Mo., map. 1359.
Verran (H. E.) co., ine.:
Crochet lessons. 16358.
Royal society. 10824, 24780.
Versteeg (M. M.) Evening twilight.
fete.] 8104-8107.
Vert (Juan) Virgenes
2956.
Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes deut-
scher biihnenschriftsteller g. m. b. h.:
Schneewittchen und die sieben
zwerge. 382012.
Sprungbrett. 32041.
Wachter. 32114.
Weibchen. 2961.
paganas.
1854
INDEX
ee
nos, 1-12, 1916
Very naked boy. (Drama) 25068.
Veseci (Umberto) Nitana. 1129.
Vessella (Oreste) Cloak model.
27572.
Vessels owned on the U. S. Pacific
coast exclusive of the Philippine
Islands. 8108.
Vessey (M. L. de)
(M. L.)
Vessey (R. S.)
Vestal flame.
Vestal virgins.
See De Vessey
Address. 16477.
(Drama) 18946.
(Drama) 11213.
Veteran. (Drama) 14054.
Veterinary advocate. 31380.
Vial (F. K.) Irregularities in brak-
ing power of freight cars. 10825.
Viavi co.:
Sharp
787.
Viavi in Pennsylvania. 8109.
Viavi text bk. 4842.
Vieary (Lewis) Impromptu speech-
making. 18688.
Vicary (M. BR.) Vicary (Lewis)
promptu speech making. 18688.
Vice & virtue. (Drama) 382105.
(James) Viavi cause.
Im-
Vice versa. (Motion picture) 14396.
Vick (H. ©.) Depth to sow seeds.
13730.
Victim. (Drama) 32106, 32107.
Victim. (Motion picture) 32573.
Victims of love. (Drama) 5217.
Victor (F. S.) Haym Salomon. 8375.
Victor (Victor):
Dead lights. 8316.
Haym Salomon. 8375. -
Victor salt co. Few facts about Vic-
tor prepared salt. 16359.
Victor shop. (Drama) 22688.
Victor talking machine co.:
New graded list of records. 16360.
Victor in phys. educa. 18689.
Vietor in rural schlis._ [etc.]
31381, 31382.
Victor records.
Victoria bath soc.
laundry. . 10827.
Victoria cross.
27967.
Victorious duchess. (Drama) 32072.
Victorville, Cal., map. 16751, 16847.
10826.
Victoria bath &
(Motion picture)
Victory. (Drama) 226389.
Victory of conscience. (Motion pic-
ture) 19384.
Vidal (J.-Rodriguez) See Rodriguez
Vidal (J.)
Vie de Boheme. (Motion picture)
14397.
Vieille église. (Drama) 16657.
Viererzug. (Drama) 8556.
Viets (EK. L.) Faust. 11014.
Vilas (Ff. V.) Masque of Merlin.
48438.
Vilas Co., Wis., map. 3129.
Viley"@W. J:)*
Christmas fantasy. 31687.
Woman’s pageant. 5231, 8578.
Vilim (J. A.) Violin technique guide.
31388.
Villa (—) Guitarra del amor. 31792.
Villa (Ricardo) Cristo de la vega.
2808.
Villa triste y escacharrada. (Drama)
32108.
Village blacksmith.
8971, 19336.
Village scandal.
19337.
Village vampire.
8972, 23045.
Villain in the piece.
Villainous pursuit.
27968.
Villainous villain. 19335.
Villar (José Fernfndez del)
Fernandez del Villar (José)
Villemin (Hmile) - Gascon du nord.
31384.
Vilsack (G. B.):
Altruism in scarlet. 31385.
And the devil laughs. 8110.
Vinal (Marian) When love is young.
18950.
Vinal (W. H.) Service. 4844.
Vincennes, Ind., direct. 31386.
Vincennes, Ind., map. 11340.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
(Drama) 5009*,
(Motion picture)
See
Vincent (Marshall) Pagan. 31953.
Vineland, N. J.. map. 3130.
Vinita, Okl., map. 16880.
Vintage. (Drama) 18947.
Violation. (Drama) 32109.
Violé. (Félix) Gold Reef district,
Cal., map. 32210.
Virgenes paganas. (Drama) 2956.
Virginia. (Drama) 5218.
Virginia, map. 13860, 3131, 19092.
Virginia. (Motion picture) 11570.
Virginia, Minn., map. 1361.
Virginia & Tenn. telep. co. Telep.
direct. 10828.
Virginia romance. (Motion picture)
14398.
Virginia weather chart calendar.
31387.
Virtue triumphant. (Motion picture)
5976.
Visit from the Riley children. (Dra-
ma) 31946.
Visiteuse (La) (Drama) 22640.
Visitors. (Drama) 14055, 32110.
Vitagraph co. of America:
Accident is the best policy. 32321.
Aceusing voice. 11344.
Alibi. 16887.
Artie, the millionaire kid. 8677.
Ashes. 14195.
1855
INDEX
Vitagraph co. of America—Continued.
At the headwaters of the Dalal-
ven. 14196.
Battler. 11352.
Beaned by a beanshooter. 5398.
Bears & bullets. 32326.
Betty’s affair. 25219.
Betty, the boy and the bird.
5405.
Bill Peter’s kid. 5408.
Billie’s mother. 14204.
Billy Smoke. 32327.
Billy’s melodrama. 22832.
Bittersweet. 5414.
Blue envelope mystery. 25222.
Bond of blood. 16904.
Britton of the seventh. 5435.
Bullies & bullets. 32388.
Busting in & out of society.
22838.
By love redeemed. 5441.
Caliph of the New Bagdad. 8703.
Cantrell’s Madonna. 22848.
Capt. Jinks’ evolution. 27790.
Captain Jinks’ getaway. 32348.
Capt. Jinks’ hidden treasure.
27791.
Captain Jinks’ love insurance.
323844.
Capt. Jinks should worry. 27792.
Capt. Jinks’ sprained ankle.
277938.
Captain Jinks, the
32345.
Chattel. 22847.
Cheap vacation. 16912.
Combat. 22851.
Conductor Kate. 191387.
Conflict. 16921.
Cost of high living. 11880.
Curfew at Simpton Center. 11384.
Curse of the forest. 22863.
Daring of Diana. 19144.
Dawn of freedom. 19145.
Destroyers. 14222.
Devil’s prize. 25244.
Did he, or did he not. 19158.
Dollar & the law. 2780T.
Double double cross. 8730.
Elephant’s dinner. 14238.
Hnemy. 27814.
Enemy to the king. 27815.
Fair fare. 19164.
Fasters. 27822.
Fathers of men. 16987.
Firm of Girdlestone. 25255.
Fool and his friend. 19169.
Footlights of fate. 19170.
For a woman’s fair name. 5551.
Foxy trotters. 14249.
Freddie foils the floaters. 8747.
Freddy aids matrimony. 5556.
Freddy, the fixer. 8748.
Freddy vs. Hamlet. 5557.
Freddy’s last bean. 5558.
cobbler.
1856
Vitagraph co. of America—Continued. 4
pt. 1, D.s., v. a :
Freddy’s narrow escape. 5559.
From Bergen te Bandak. 14250. 3
From out of the past. 5561. a
Fur coat. 16948.
Game that failed. 25259.
Getting by. 22890. 4
God’s country & the woman, ~
8760. ;:
Green stockings. 5586.
Harbor of happiness. 25267.
Hard job. 16564.
Harold, the nurse girl. 11426.
Hash & havoe. 27887.
Have you heard about Tillie? ©
27888.
Heart of a fool. 25268.
Help, heip, help. 27841. 4g
Her bad quarter of an hour. 5603.
Her loving relations. 11434.
Her partner. 8779.
Hero of submarine D-2. 5617.
Hesper of the mountains. 19199. —
His conscious conscience. 25275. —
His dukeship, Mr. Jack. 11488.
His little spirit girl. 19203.
His lucky day. 8782.
His wife’s allowance. 323892.
His wife’s good name. 22912.
Hoyden (The) 5687.
Hughey, the process server. 95638.
Human cauldron. 56389.
Hunted woman. 5640.
Husks. 5641.
In Areadia. 5644.
Indiscretion. 32407.
Inner glow. 14282.
Island of surprise. 5658.
It’s a bear. 19220.
Jane’s bashful hero. 5660.
Jane’s husband. 5661.
Jealous guy. 16985.
Journey to nowhere. 32423.
Jumps & jealousy. 27867.
Justice a la carte. 25286.
Kennedy: square. 5673.
Kernel Nutt & high shoes. 16989.
Kernel Nutt & Prince Tango.
16990.
Kernel Nutt flirts with wifie.
14293.
Kernel Nutt in Mexico. 14294.
Kernel Nutt, the footman. 11454.
Kernel Nutt, the janitor. 11455.
Kernel Nutt, the pianc tuner.
16991.
Kernel Nutt wins a wife. 11456.
Kernel Nutt’s musical _ shirt.
14295.
Kernel Nutt’s $100 bill. 14296.
id... “s19222.
Lady in the library. 19225.
Last man. 25290.
Law decides. 8820.
Lesson for somebody. 32429.
mos. 1-12, 1916
Vitagraph co. of America
INDEX
Continued.
Letitia. 14300.
Life & training in U. S. navy.
8823.
Lights of New York. 11459.
Lonelies. 11465.
Losing weight. 143808.
Love & loot. 22942.
Love & trout. 19238.
Luck of Jane. 25298.
Lueky tumble. 11469.
Making an impression. 22946.
Man behind the curtain. 11472.
Man from Egypt. 17005.
Man he used to be. 5723.
Man hunt. 88388.
Man who went sane. 25308.
Mayor’s fall from grace. 22949.
Miss Adventure. 11481.
Miss Warren’s brother. 5741.
Mr. Jack, a doctor by proxy.
8862.
Mr. Jack, a hall room hero. 5743.
Mr. Jack ducks the alimony. 5744.
Mr. Jack goes into business. 8863.
Mr. Jack hires a_ stenographer.
8864.
Mr. Jack inspects Paris. 5745.
Mr. Jack, the hash magnate.
5746.
Mr Jack trifles. 5747.
Mr. Jack wins the double cross.
5748.
Mr. Jack’s artistic sense. 8865.
Mr. Jack’s hat & the cat. 8866.
Mrs. Dane’s danger. 5751.
More money than manners.
11489.
Musical barber. 14818.
My lady’s slipper. 5764.
Myrtle, the manicurist. 8871.
New porter. 25316.
New York, past & present. 11494.
New York’s rapid transit. 25317.
Ninety & nine. 32469. 3
Ordeal of Elizabeth. 11498.
Our other lives. 27906.
Out ag’in, in ag’in. 8883.
Out of the quagmire. 5796.
Paloma. 5798.
Pansy’s papas. 5799.
Pa’s overalls. 19267.
Pep’s legacy. 32488.
Perfect day. 22972.
Phantom fortunes. 19271.
Price of fame. 27916.
Primal instinct. 11519.
Prince in a pawn shop. 25341.
Professional patient. 19278.
Putting the pep in Slowtown.
5834. :
Race for life. 17045.
Rah, rah, rah. 27921.
Redemption of Dave Darcey.
m2 2.
1857
Vitagraph co. of America—Continued.
Resurrection of Hollis. 11528.
Rich idler. 11525.
Road of many turnings. 5854.
Romance and rough-house. 19284.
Rookie. 8918.
Rose of the South. 27925.
Ruse. 5860.
Salvation Joan. 8916.
Sand, scamps & strategy. 22989.
Searlet runner. 22990-22997,
25857-25360.
Scenes from the highland of Jamt-
land, Sweden. 5874.
Scenes in Iceland. 11531.
Second story ringer. 25363.
Secret kingdom. 27930-27937,
32583-32585.
Secret seven. 5879.
Shanks & chivalry. 32537.
She who last laughs. 23000.
She won the prize. 11533.
Sin’s penalty. 8926.
Some chicken. 8929.
Some of our biggest star perform-
ers. 32548.
Speed & spunk. 32544.
Squared account. 5903.
Strange case. 143872.
Strong evidence. 25877.
Stung. 14878.
Supreme temptation. 5922.
Surprises of an empty hotel.
5923.
Susie, the sleuth. 8948.
Suspect. 11550.
Taking the honey out of honey-
moon. 279850.
Tarantula. 17070.
Telegraphic tangle. 5927.
Terry’s tea party. 8952.
There & back. 19815.
Thorn & the rose. 23025.
Three Johns. 5935.
Through the wall. 23027.
Too clever by half. 5939.
Tried for his own murder. 5944.
Troubles for four. 25391.
Tubby turns the tables. 5946.
Two edged sword. 5951.
Vampire out of work. 23045.
Villainous villain. 19335.
Vital question. 8973.
Walls & wallops. 27978.
Wandering horde. 19888.
Waters of Lethe. 17081.
Weary Willie’s birthday. 25398.
When it rains it pours. 14404.
Where is your friend? 82580.
Whom the gods destroy. 32581.
Winifred, the shop girl. 144153.
Winter days in Stockholm. 5997.
Would you forgive her? 14417.
Writing on the wall. 6004.
Wrong beds. 17101.
INDEX
Vitagraph co. of America—Continued.
Wrong Mr. Wright. 6007.
Yellow girl. 19358.
Youw’re next. 6011.
Vital question. (Motion picture)
8973. .
Vitrail. (Drama) 16708.
Vives (—):
Guitarra del amor.
Pendientes de la Trini.
Vividores (Drama) 2957.
Vivier (Albert du) Cours de Francais
31792.
14019.
elegant. 27421.
Vivir amando. (Drama). 32111.
Vixen. (Motion picture) 382574.
Vogel (A. E.) Merchants natl. bank.
R. rv. & street ry. time table for
Manchester, N. H. 21045, 30086.
Vogel (H. R.) Vogel’s card purse
identifier. 22170.
Vogele (J. A.) John Brotherson.
31388.
Vogelmann (J. A.) Vogelmann sys-
tem of memory training. 13781,
22171, 24781.
Vogelscheuchen. (Drama) 25069.
Vogt (E. A.) Billy Sunday & his
kind. 18690.
Voice. 1218, 24782, 32112.
(Drama) 22641.
(Motion picture)
Voice from within.
Voice in the night.
8974.
Voice in the wilderness.
ture) 14899.
Voice of life. (Drama) 32113.
Voice of the tempter.
(Motion pic-
ture) 8975.
Voice an the stair. (Drama) 24944*.
Voice upstairs. (Motion picture)
25396.
Voices. (Drama) 16704.
Voices of girlhood. 12728.
Voigt (B. H.) Foreclosed. 22423.
Voigt Ghee) Gefltigelztichter
jahrbuch. 1831.
Volkert (J. F.) Preparedness. 2915.
Volland (P. F.) & co.:
Hubbell (R. 8.) Quacky Doodles’
& Danny Daddles’ bk. 15346.
Nesbit (W. D.) Your flag and my
flag. 30307.
Voltaire. (Drama)16705.
Voltamp electric mfg. co.
medical guide. 31389.
Von Berger (Gisela, fretin) See Ber-
ger (Gisela, freiin v.)
-Von Bethmann-Holweg
See Bethmann-Holweg
von)
Von Bokern (B. H.) Instructions for
making & marketing neckwear.
24783.
Electro-
(Theobald)
(Theobald
(Motion pic-
pt. I, n.S., v.18
Von Borries (HE. O.) Dr. Von Borries,
America’s leading face specialist.
24784.
Von Brandt (R. V.) Iconoclast’s
message. 10829, 31390.
Von de Schoeppe (Paul) Selkarangan
asettamistiede. 31391. -
Von de Schoppe (Paul) Science of ©
spinal adjustment. 24785.
| Von der Vonde (C.) Witch of the
West. 16727.
Von Hampton (Earle) Pushing to
the front. 1159.
Yon Hofmannsthal (Hugo) See Hof-
mannsthal (Hugo von)
Von Hohenschleyer (Amadeus)
Comedy of resurrection. 24922.
Von Hutten (Baroness B.) See Hut-
ten (Baroness B. von)
Von Isakovies (Alois)
(Alois von)
Von Klein (G. L.)
v.)
Von Leatzow (EK. A.)
(BE. A. von)
Von Rittberg (W. E.) Truth. 8546.
Von Rittberg (Winifred):
Little wood witch. 24786.
Sinless child of sin. 22173.
Von Schiller (J. W.) See Schiller
See Isakovics
See Klein (G. L.
See Leatzow
(J. W. von)
Von Stein (Heinrich) Rector sys-
tem. 27422.
Von Trentini (Albert) Candida.
31280.
Von Unschuld univ. of music, ine.
Von Unschuld univ. of music, ine.
Propectus. 274381.
Voodoo’s prophecy (Drama) 5219.
Vorbeck (J. C.) Amer. independence
league. 11621. ;
Vortex. (Drama) 16706.
Voss (Lena) Deutsches erbe. 31392.
Vostro sicuro collettore. 4296.
Vredenburgh (Anna Van) See Van
Vredenburgh (Anna)
Vreeland (C. E.) Efficient method for
the cure of constipation. 31393.
Vries (Henri de) See De _ Vries
(Henri)
Vroman (M. A.) Choice readings.
27482.
Vrooman (EK. E.) & co. Patentability
eontract. 31394.
Vulcan engineering sales co.:
Mumford molding machine co.
Combination jolt-squeeze ma-
chines. f[ete.] 4287, 4288.
Split pattern vibrator ma-
chines. 26753.
Squeezers. 21174.
Q. M. S. co. Q. & C. shop saws.
[ete.] 27009, 27010.
1858
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
ee ee a
Vulean fuel economy co.
W.) Waste of fuel. 29324.
Vulcan soot cleaner co. Reproduction
in actual color of nine specimens of
Zrrerete.| latoal, 13735.
Hays (J.
Vulture. (Drama) 1214.
Vultures of society. (Motion picture)
5977.
Vyner (Leslie) Dying to live. 22409,
Waara (J. W.) Verde mining district,
Ariz., map. 382309.
Wabash Co., Ill., map. 5361.
Wachovia bank & trust co. Teach
your children to handle money.
18691.
Wachtla (S. Z.) Cacusia. 2792.
Waco, Tex.:
Direct. 4845.
Map. 27762.
Waddell (C. W.) Wreck of a noble
life. 31395.
Wade (J. H.):
Graded readers. 8111.
Tula Barcelona. 18934.
Wade (M.: H.)
27433, 27434.
Wade entertainment bureau. Mid-din-
ner & after dinner songs. 22174.
Wadewitz (E. H.) Pattison (W. K.)
Necessity of legal knowledge in
Swift Fawn. [etc.]
bus. 18272.
Wachter. (Drama) 32114.
Wagar (H.S.) Natl. soc. U. S. daugh-
ters of 1812. Lineage bk. 24237.
Wagenen (Kate Van) See Van Wage-
nen (Kate)
Wagenseller (G. W.) Snyder Co. an-
nals. 16361.
Wager. (Drama) 11214. |
Wager. (Motion picture) 27969,
27970.
Wages of sin. (Motion picture)
Zitia.
Waggaman (M.T.) Sandy Joe. 8112.
Wagner (A. C.):
Cincinnati, O., map. 5256.
Pittsburgh, Pa., map. 25160.
Wagner (H. D.) To the public we
present this pamphlet. 8113.
Wagner (R. O.) Lower selling costs.
16362.
Wagner (Wm.) Coeur d’ Alene min-
ing information. 18692.
Waegner’s (W. T.) sons.
artificial vichy. 10830.
Wagstaff (H. C.) Lumber talks. 902.
Wagstaffs. Biggest value ever offered
in the history of bank adv. 8114.
Wahl, Henius research laboratory.
Brannew. 8115, 13734.
Wahpeton, N. D., map. 19093.
Wagner’s
Waif. (Motion picture) 5978, 5979.
Waifs. (Motion picture) 8976.
Waifs of a great city. (Drama)
18948.
Wainwright (L. M.) Diamond chain
& mfg. co. Diamond tooth form for
roller chain sprockets. 25851.
Waist energy. 10881.
Wait & see! (Drama) 16707.
Waite (L. P.) & co., Newburgh, N. Y.,
direct. 21294.
Waite (L. R.) Talks with Uncle
David. 4846.
Waiter. (Drama) 22642.
Waiting for the wagon. (Drama)
154 se
Waiting game. (Motion, picture)
27971.
Waizman (Max) Her first patient.
22448.
Wake. (Drama) 382116.
Wake up. (Drama) 25070.
Wake up, Uncle Sam. 1215.
Wakefield, Mass., map. 31382.
Waldheim (Franklin) Medical mix-
up. 22508.
Waldo (Dorothy) Kid curlers. 8393.
Waldo (L. M.) Little folks in Busy-
Land. 29264.
Waldron (Daniel) Tourists rotation
list of points of interest. 16363.
Waldron (G. B.) Memory worship in
the Sun. schl. 8116.
Waldron (J. J. T.)
theatres. 903.
Waldron (M. K. P.)
sun. 8294.
Wales (Betty) dressmakers.
Wales in bus. 16364.
Wales (J. H.) Granules, & its va-
rious uses. 10832.
Walger (C. L.):
In the silence.
Pilgrim. 22175.
Spiritual warfare. 24787.
Walka o kobiete. (Drama) 2958.
Walker (A. P.) Told by the Sand-
man. 22176.
Walker (A. R.) Golden rule ex-
change system. 2658.
Walker (C. H.) Sketch-map as an
Law governing
Children of the
Betty
18693.
ate 2200.
Walker (D. J.) Poultry troubles.
8117.
Walker (E. M.) Walker safety shav-
ing outfit. 31396.
Walker (Francis) Prince’s pigeon.
16650.
Walker (G.L.):
Feldspar. 138735.
16365.
letter.
Walker’s special letter.
Walker’s special mining
24788.
Walker (H.D.):
Statistics & information for vot-
‘ers. 22178.
Walker’s manual of Cal. securi-
ties. 16366.
1859
INDEX
pt. 1, 1. S., v. 1S
Walker (J. B.)
ones minutes.
Walker (J. H.)
Learning how to use
2659.
His imaginary vis-
iter. [ete.] 31397, 31398.
Walker (J. N.) Walker’s Liberian
singers. 8557.
Walker (Johnnie) Shirker. 2926.
Walker (L. H.):
Back to the mountains. 10833.
Laddies & lassies to be. 18736.
Walker (L. N.):
Antidote. 138882.
That girl. 5198, 11187.
Walker (M. L.) Hale (M. BH.) "Tis
a wonderful forest city. 20402.
Walker (P. O.) Walker’s method of
easy bread making. 274385.
Walker (Stuart) :
Birthday of the infanta. 22370.
Lady of the weeping willow tree.
5078.
Medicine show. 24990.
Nevertheless. 1125.
Seven gifts. 1180.
Very naked boy. 25068.
Walker (W.H.):
Sir Charlton Richard’s last kiss.
31399.
Walker & Hallgren. Every house-
keeper who needs more money.
10834.
Walker (W. J.):
Essay on the formation of short-
hand system. 18783.
Politius. 5147.
Walker (W. T.) Lecture on the
Walker system of machine book-
keeping. 24887.
Walker & Hallgren. Every house-
keeper who needS more money.
10834.
Walker bin co. Walker bin system.
904.
Walker lith. & pub. co.:
Boston, Mass., map. 16755.
Connecticut, map. 16772.
Larz Anderson estate,map. 25134.
Walker-Longfellow co. :
Best. bank advertisement. 2660.
Boston. First natl. bank. Wealth
of Amer: 93528, 16271; 11847,
23255.
Brooklyn.
cle Sam’s pocket pieces.
He appreciated. [ete.]
4848.
Waiker’s Liberian singers.
8557.
Walker’s manual of Cal.
16366.
Wall between.
8977.
Wall-McDowell
num. 16867.
First natl. bank. Un-
1542.
4847,
(Drama)
securities.
(Motion picture)
(J. W.) In aeter-
Wall of flame. (Motion picture)
2ST:
Wall of money. (Motion picture)
32575.
Walla Walla, Wash., direct. 24789.
Walla Walla Co.,- Wash., direct.
24789.
Walla Walla Co., Wash., map. 3133.
Wallace (D. H.): ;
Adventure in society. 16483.
Playmates. 1149.
Shanghaied into the European
war. 22179.
What every bachelor knows.
14062.
Wallace (EK. G.):
Changing ideas into cash. 10835.
Word about the proper selection
of cut glass. 16368.
Wallace (EK. K.) Glamour. 11034.
Wallace (Grant) Whimsey tales.
(Motion picture.) 25402.
Wallace (J. E.) Advertising. [etc.]
16369, 163870.
Wallace (R.) sons mfg. co. Catalog
of sterling silver. 27486.
Wallace (R. J.) Longitude & time
chart. 18694, 22180.
Wallace & Tiernan co., ine. Cost, hy-
pochlorite vs. liquid chlorine. [ete.]
163871, 16372:
Waller (HKdith)
book. 16373.
Waller (M. E.):
My friend the juroress.
English-Italian phrase
11106.
Wood-earver of "Lympus. 14064.
Wallick (Ekin) Attractive home.
4849.
Wallis (Ff. E.) Architectural mono-
graph on houses of the southern col-
onies. 2661. .
Wallis (J. F.) Radio chem. co.
dio-active theraphy. 30700.
Walls & wallops. (Motion picture)
Ra-
27978.
Walpole, Mass., direct. 18235.
Walrus. (Drama) 14056.
Walsh (Andy) MDouble-cross. 5026.
Walsh (Blanche) pseud. See Hart-
mann (#. B.)
Walsh (H. L.) Globe & Miami, Ariz.,
direct. 29157.
Walsh (Ignatius) House of sand.
31810.
Walsh : (J. F.) Way to progress.
22184.
Walsh (J. J.) Fit-u-first. 22183.
Walsh (M. F.) Series of lectures on
Ireland. 10988.
Walsh (R. C.) <Anti-woman suffrage
& criticisms. 27487.
Walsh direct. co., ine.:
Charleston, S. C., direct.
Columbia, S. C., direct.
3437.
9316.
1860
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
ae aa aaa Se eS an ee
Walter (Hugene):
Assassin, 22357.
Friendship. 381777.
Just a woman. 27613.
Knife. 22476.
When chickens come home. 22651.
Walter (Frances) Confessions of
Roxane. 8118, 10886, 13737, 16374,
18695, 22185, 24790, 31400.
Walter (H. D.) Proving ground.
5155.
Walter (W. W.):
Mental pract. 8119.
Thinking. 137388.
Walter, Okl., map. 25185.
Walter Scott. 23386.
Walters (HK. T.) Physiological-psycho-
logical discovery. 10942.
Walters (Leslie) Shattered frag-
ments. (Drama) 8498.
Walters (Selma) Path of the pea-
cocks. 25017.
Waltham grinding -wheel co. Wal-
tham grinding wheels. 22186.
Waltham watch co. Relojes Waltham.
[ete.] 31401-31403.
Walther (A. B.) Jefferson City, Mo.,
guide. 138739.
Walton (J. W.) Song for New Eng-
land. 381404.
Walton school of commerce. Bulle-
77396—17——26
War baby. (Drama) 14058.
War bride of Plumville. (Motion pic-
ture) 17079.
War brides. (Motion picture) 27974.
War bride’s secret. (Motion picture)
25397.
War clouds. (Motion picture) 32486,
War correspondent. (Drama) 14059,
War fly. (Drama) 22645.
War grooms. (Drama 2959.
War in Mexico. (Motion picture)
11571.
War of wealth.
5981.
War of wits. (Drama)
War of 1812. 9307.
War orphans. (Drama)
War-ridden Mexico.
17080.
War wolves (Drama)
Ward (A. W.)
(Motion picture)
25071.
25072.
(Motion picture)
2960.
How to easily &
quickly secure a nice wife. 16375.
Ward (Artemas) Plank (Sam)
Story of the string & how it grew.
30647.
Ward (Mrs. C. A.) Recipe for fath-
er’s fruit cake. 274388.
Ward (C. L.) Corp. co. of Del. Di-
gest of the gen. corp. laws. 12020.
Ward (C. S.) Intensive financial
campaign. 13740.
Ward (fH. G.):
LS Natl. method in reading. 4850.
Wanamaker (John): Rational method in_ reading.
Philadelphia, Pa., map. 27746. 2662, 31406.
Photographs. 8120. Through travel guide of N. A.
Wanderers. (Drama) 1216, 8558. 8029.
Wandering boy. (Drama) 1217. Ward (F. D.) Resume of child de-
Wandering horde. (Motion picture) velopment. 10837.
19338. Ward (H. F.):
Wandering Willie. (Drama) 382117. Senior students text bk. [etce.]
Wang (Yu) Math ecard. 31405. 27149, 30912, 30913.
Waning honeymoon. (Drama) 5220. Senior teacher’s manual. Fourth
Wanted, a companion. (Drama ) year. 27150, 30912.
16708, 22648. Ward (H. G. ) Newport, R. I., map.
Wanted, a cook. (Drama) 11216. 19044.
Wanted—a home. (Motion picture) | Ward (H. L.) pub. co. Bronson (G.
23046, C.) Credo. 1541.
Wanted, a husband. (Drama) 1218. | Ward (Harold) Getting back to Chi-
Wanted—a husband. (Motion pic- eago. 381788.
ture) 14400. ; Ward (Mrs. Humphrey) See Ward
Wanted, a piano tuner. (Motion pic- (M. A. A.)
ture) 5980. Ward (J. EH.) Suggestions for the
Wanted...a_ ready-made man. busy housewife. 18696, 22188.
(Drama) 8559. Ward (M. A.):
Wanted—an actress. (Drama) 5221. Additional primer. 2662.
Wanted... Jim Bennett. (Drama) Additional 1st reader. 4850.
8560. Ward (M. A. A.) Lady Connie. 905,
Wanted: some publicity. (Drama) 4851, 10888.
22644. Ward (Montgomery) & ne a : cane
ing wie, 4 Girect, Buyers guide. ete. :
oo : 18698, 22189-22192.
War. (Drama) 1219, 14057, 32118. Catalogue [ete.] 31407-31419.
War and woman. (Drama) 11217. Money-saving fashion sale. [etc.]
War babe. (Drama) 16709. 24791-24794.
1861
INDEX
Two eugenic boys.
31420.
Successful fund
Ward / (2..8:.)
18939. .
Ward Co., N. D., direct.
Ward systems co.
raising. 8121.
Warder (E. M. & J. T.) Private code.
27439.
Wardwell (C. H.):
Calm yourself. 22381.
Discard. 24928.
Fools. 24941.
Ware (H.E.) Old farmer’s almanack.
26914.
Ware bros. co.:
Amer. fertilizer hand book. 14459.
Heergeist (C. A.) Carriage
monthly course. 29328.
Vehicle yr. bk. 901.
Warfare of vanity. 1220.
Waring (EH. 8.) Interesting animal
stories. 18699.
Waring (M. F.)
18700.
Warman (FE. B.):
Care of the body. 4853.
Indian club exercises. 31421.
Warnecke (Anna) His wife’s secret.
22193.
Warner (Anne) Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary. 11147.
Warner (C. G.) Successful selling
- method. 2663.
Warner (F. A.) Bobby Blake & his
school chums. f[ete.] 10839, 10840.
Warner (F. B.) co., ine.:
Barnes (A. M.) Esperance, the
ship of hope. 3256, 6120, 9095,
11719, 14557, 19541, 23161.
— Mystery of La Paloma.
28202.
Blake (Alice) Awakening of
Gladys Clifton. 1519.
Brockway (Frank) Aldena.
6294, 9199, 11865, 14690, 19697.
Foley (R.M.) Enclosed herewith.
20245.
— Long look. 12221.
Hale (Virginia) Igniting sparks.
Prophylactic topics.
LL Dee
— Ring of Essa. 20405, 23754,
26176.
Kaufman (D. C.) Kidnappers
kidnapped. 9948, 12599.
Keeler (H. S.) Stolen finger
2061, 4016.
Phillips (lL. 8.) Dolora Wallace
[ete. ] 26971, 26972, 30611-
30616.
— Heirloom of that Bess. [etc.]
7656, 7657, 10449, 10450, 13219,
18220, 15981; 15982, 21546,
21548.
— Her engagement ring. 243898.
His affinity. .. Tetc.] .~ 2368,
2369.
pt. 1, n.s., v.13
Warner (F. B.) co., ine——Continued.
Mystery of Castle Lennox.
4451.
Warner (Richard):
Adrift. 16482.
Ankles. 18792.
1.,.0. DU. Sis:
Maiden’s prayer. 31876.
Miracle. 16619.
Small town stuff. 5182.
Warner (W. H.):
Chance shot. 31678.
Cup of cold water. 22394.
Derelict. 31721.
Infallible system. 22463.
Marrying for money. 22498.
Mothers of men. 22519.
No question asked. 25005.
On the knees of the gods.
Pretense. 22564.
Tact. 32060.
Woman who laughed. 22657.
Warner bros. co.:
Channing (A. H.) Fashion letter.
6361, 11939, 14764, 23338, 28547.
Redfern corsets. 13741, 18701.
Warner lamp co. Simple facts re-
garding electric light plants. [ete.]
13742, 13743.
Warner sugar refining co.
sugar cane to sugar bowl. 31422.
Warner’s Nuera remedy co. Goitre in
its relation to health & beauty.
27440.
Warning. (Motion picture) 32576.
Warnock (A. W.):
St. Paul, Minn., map. 5340, 14158.
Twin cities. 13744.
Twin City lines. Wildwood park.
22539.
From
13671.
Warnock (Wm.) co. Annual cat.
16376.
Warren (Bessie) Surprise party.
2987.
Warren (C. A.):
Dangers of ignorance. 31713.
Marriage in the dark. 31882.
Only a girl. 14006.
Warren (C. R.):
Dominica. 8322.
Recalled. 1166.
Warren (G. A.) Banner Boy scouts
snowbound. 22194.
Warren (G. R.):
R. MeG. 18903.
Square deal. 5189.
Wait & see! 16707.
Warren (Irene) How to. study.
163877.
Warren (J. B.):
Financial weather note. 31423.
Sterling jewelry co. Amer.
through & _ through. [ete. ]
27229-27241.
1862
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1916
eee
Warren (J. B.)—Continued.
Give him time. [ete.] 31116,
51117.
Warren (J. D.) mfg. co.:
Catalogue. 31424.
Suppl. to Warren’s economical
catalog of hardware store fix-
tures. 907.
Warren (J. E.)
Warren (M. F.)
tion. 25021.
Warren (Maude) Khedive.
Warren (S. D.) & co.
ture. 22195.
Warren, Minn., map. 3134.
Warren, O., direct. 27441.
Warren, Pa., direct. 4854.
Warren bros. co. Warren’s portable
asphalt plant. 908.
Alimony. 24893.
Substance of ambi-
18852.
Dealer litera-
Warren Co., Pa., direct. 4854.
Warren Lindsey, M. D. (Drama)
32119.
Warriner (E. C.) Geog. of Mich.
18702.
_ Warriors of the air. (Motion picture)
5982.
War’s women. (Motion picture)
14401.
Warsaw, N. C., map. 25186.
Warshawsky (S. J.):
One dollar down and a dollar a
week. 5127, 11119.
Our first Mrs. President. 5133.
Radical Lilly. 31986.
Radical Rose. 31987.
Warwick (Aima) Kiddies’ burglar.
16587.
Warwick (Ted) Kiddies’ burglar.
16587.
Was tut man nicht alles aus liebe!
(Drama) $8561.
Was werden die leute sagen. (Drama)
oe.
Washburn (B. A.) Violin. 13745.
Washburn (C. ©.) Verses. 909.
Washburn (M. P.) Freight rates.
18703.
Washburn-Crosby co. Cusack (Thom-
as) co. Instructions for painting
Gold-medal fiour. 6480.
Washburne (C. S.) Born in sin.
31659.
' Washerman. (Drama) 1221.
Washington (George) memorial assn.
See George Washington memorial
assn.
Washington (George) natl. highway
assn. See George Washington natl.
highway assn.
Washinghouse key. (Drama) 25078.
Washington (State), map. 3135, 53638,
8668, 19094, 19095, 22805, 27763.
Washington, D. C., map. 16783.
Washington, D. C. See also D. C.
Washington, Mo., map. 5362.
Washington (Mount) map. 14179.
Washington, N. C., map. 22806.
Washington civil service schl.
positions. 22196.
Washington Co., Id., direct. 25688.
Washington Co., Minn., map. 25187.
Washington Co., Neb., map. 16881.
Washington institute. Bus. commerce
Govt.
& finance. 31425.
Washington loan & trust co. Banking
by mail. 13746.
Washington square players, ine.:
Literature. 22483.
Miracle of Saint Anthony. 22509.
Washington square piays. (Drama)
32119*.
Washington suburban direct. 567.
Washington weather chart calendar.
31426.
Washoe Co., Nev., direct. 27041.
Washtenaw Co., Mich.:
Direct. 1411.
Map. 382240.
Waskow (G. R.) Waskow co. Amer-
ica’s best shoe cut service. 13747,
16378. 22197, 24795, 27442.
Waskow (R. G.) Waskow co. Amer-
ica’s best shoe eut service. 910,
4855, 10841.
Waskow co. America’s best shoe cut
service. 910, 4855, 10841, 13747,
16378, 22197, 24795, 27442.
Wasters. (Drama) 8534.
Wastrel hoard. (Drama) 16710.
Watch the rehearsal. (Drama)
iyWdl=
Watchful waiting. (Drama) 5212.
Waterbury, Conn.:
Direct. 18704.
Map. 19096.
Waterford, Mich., map. 32510.
Waterhouse (A. H.) Quarterly uni-
form test & review quest. 8122,
27448.
Watering troughs.
Waterloo, Ia., map.
Waterman (Mrs. C. M.)
(Drama) 8562.
5364, 5365.
Masque of
the dawn. 16615.
Waterman (G. R.) Models & pat-
terns for piano. 27444.
Waters (L. A.) Carranza troopers
shoot up steamer. 2664.
Waters (Tom) Father & son. 22420.
Waters of Lethe. (Motion picture)
17081.
Watertown, Conn., direct. 18704.
Watertown, Mass., map. 32311.
Watertown, N. Y., direct. 31427.
Waterville, N. H., map. 14180.
Watervliet, N. Y., direct. 18616.
Watkins (D. E.):
First Christmas tree. 31765.
Frolique de magazine. 2837.
Watson (B. F.) Notes to statutes of
Ind. 16379.
1863
INDEX
Watson (C. H.)
gut. 18748.
Watson (David):
Awful Amer. war of 1919. 10842.
Lord has come. 24796.
Watson (F. L.) Los Angeles, Cal.,
map. 3045.
Watson (H. 8.)
Watson (M. S.):
Canada gives full response to war
call. f[ete.] 2665-2676.
Canada united in loyalty
mother country. 4857.
Mexican peace only new form of
brigandry. [ete.] 911-914.
Watson (O. O.) Vade mecum. 13749.
Watson (W. B.):
Business success. 4858.
Chicken trust. 10987.
Watson co. Silver for every occa-
sion. 31428.
Watson mfg. co.:
Chromicized cat-
Montamin. 18878.
to
Blue hen mammoth incubators.
31429.
Watson 20th. century § screens.
18705.
Watson-Stillman co.
& fittings. 31430.
Watsonville to Santa Cruz, Cal., map.
1368.
Waiterson (R. E.)
Hydraulic valves
Man in the fire-
room. 27445.
Watts (B. L.) Fall of MeLiss. 8123.
Watts (M. 8S.) Human parasites.
1080.
Watts (William) - King Philip IV.
27614*.
Watts, Cal., direct.
Watwood (A. W.)
short story. 915.
_ Waukegan, Ill., direct. 27446.
Waurika, Okl., map. 25188.
Wauson, O., map. 19097.
Waverly, N. Y., direct. 24797.
Waves of Torre. (Drama) 14060.
Wawona, Cal., map. 16791, 16882.
Way (H. E.) Selling music. 22198.
Way (H.T.) Ariel, 1917. 17162.
Way (J. M.) Modern Sun. schl. plan.
13750.
Way Betty Botts brought up her chil-
dren. (Drama) 16712.
Way of a woman. (Motion picture)
19189.
Way of joy. (Drama) 8568.
Way of patience. (Motion picture)
23047.
Way of the world.
14402.
Way out. (Drama) 5223.
Wayburn (Ned) Melodyland. 8418.
Wayland, Mo., map. 25189.
Wayne (C. S.) Too much spice.
18706.
16380.
Six poems & a
(Motion picture)
pt. 5, 8,8; Vis
Wayne pub. co. ine. Midsummer
dance dream. 5102.
Waynesboro, Pa., map. 22807.
Ways of the heart. (Drama) 5224.
Waytes (A. L. TT.) # Hidden fire,
13751.
We are French. (Motion picture)
27786.
We men and women. (Drama)
32120.
Weadick (Guy) Stampede. _ [etc.]
13752, 13753.
Weakening. (Motion picture) 32463.
Weaker _ strain. (Motion picture)
17089.
Weakling. (Drama) 1222.
Weakness of man. (Motion picture)
17092.
Weakness of strength. (Motion pic-
ture) 19339.
Weand (R. B.) Bethlehem, Pa., map.
16750.
Weapon. (Drama) 1228.
Weapons of love. (Motion picture)
19340.
Weapons of war. (Motion picture)
5844.
Weary Willie’s birthday. (Motion
picture) 25398.
Weather. 18572.
Weathers (C. L.) Perfect Catholic
ealendar. 2364.
Weaver (J. H.) & co. Colver bitumi-
nous coal. 2677.
Weaver (J. L.) Sanitation & its re-
lation to public health. 8124.
Weaver (J. V. A.) jr. Watering
troughs. 8562.
Weaver (S. R.) You can. [ete.]
22199, 22200.
Weaver (Willis) First- aid to seed
corn. 916.
Web. (Motion picture) 5908.
Web of her own weaving. (Drama)
22646.
Webb (E. G.) Corp. or bus. insur.
24798.
Webb (Mrs. Gourlay Dunn-) See
Dunn-Webb (Mrs. Gourlay)
Webb (J. 8S.) Louisiana, map. 14114. -
Webb pub. co. Dakota Co., Minn.,
map. 5262.
Webber (A. F.) Salesman & the
valet. 16675.
Webber (W. P.) Course in mathe-
matics. . 31481.
Weber (Carl) Mothers of the next
generation. 4975.
Weber (Frederick) ChinEkee. 24799.
Weber (G. A.) Friend in need.
2836.
Weber (H.C. 'P.) Outline charts.
4859.
1864
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Weber (H. O.) Universal bureau.
Personal contract internatl. commer.
guarantee of credit. 8088.
Weber (J. J.):
Deutschland. 1694, 3591, 9389.
Schreckenbach (Paul) Illustrierte
weltkriegschronik der Leipziger
Iliustrirten zeitung. 773, 4570.
Weber (S. G.) Adytum. 8996.
Webling (W. H.) Mr. Domby’s de-
feat. 22201.
Webster (Charles)
Webster (F. W.)
10843.
Webster (M. E.) Know thy destiny.
2678.
Webster (M. M.)
314382.
Webster (R. M.) Fellow-workers for
the truth. 24800.
Webster (Warren) & co. Webster
vacuum system of steam heating.
18707.
Webster, 8. D., map. 25190.
Webster mfg. co. Machinery for the
handling of materials & products.
Weck (Edward):
Weck (Edward) & son.
bus. catechism. 13754.
Wecks business catechism. 31433.
Weckstein (Bernard) Free love vic-
Hate. 2851.
Care of the teeth.
Road to perfection.
Weck’s
tims. 16556.
Wedding guest. (Motion picture)
11572.
Wedekind (Frank):
Erdgeist. 31747.
Such is life. 25049.
Weed (H. T.) Lab. manual of chem.
24801.
Weedon (J. F.)
31434.
Weeds. (Drama) 14061.
Week end house party at Betty
Young’s. (Motion picture) 22986.
Weekly feature page. 4242, 7357,
12910, 21075, 24874, 26928, 30548.
Weeks (A. D.):
Mind of the citizen. 4861, 8125.
Playdays on Plum Blossom Creek.
2679.
Weeks (Charles) Egg farming.in Cal.
27447.
Weeks (Raymond)
31984*.
Wees (W. W. de)
Ww
Advance club news.
Quatre comédies.
See De Wees (W.
=
Weese (H. E.)
987.
Wehman bros.:
Minstrel jokes. 4862.
Wehman bros.’ combination Irish,
Hebrew & Dutch jokes. 18708.
Behind the screens.
Wehman bros.—Continued.
Wehman bros. cracker-jack jokes.
27448.
Wehman bros.’ good old time
songs. 10844.
Wehman bros.’ short stories be-
tween drinks. 22202.
Wehman bros.’ vaudeville gags &
jokes. 18755.
Wehner (G. B. Haslett-)
Wehner (G. B.)
Weibchen. (Drama)
Weidenhamer & co.:
Dorey (J. M.)
See Haslett-
2961.
Better English.
6604.
Peirce (W. M.) Natural fifth
reader. 7647.
Weidner (E. L.) Boston piano &
musi¢ co., ine.:
Instructions & suggestions to re-
tailers. 19678.
Sales taik-on our automatic bus.
bldg. campaign. 23256.
Weigele (H. J.) co. Weigele (H. J.)
Run or fight. 18756.
Weighed in the balances. (Drama)
11218, 16713.
Weighed in the balance. (Motion pic-
ture) 193845.
Weight of wings. (Drama) 24944*.
Weigle (H. J.):
Christmas spirit. 31435-31487.
Congratulations. $8126.
Weiler (Jason) & son. Diamonds.
22203.
Weiller (Simon):
Acid test. 24891.
Possessed. 14026.
Yes or no. 11234.
Weimar (EE. W.) Jersey peaches.
13757.
Weinberg (Louis) Marriage broker.
22496.
Weinberg (P. P.) Maerker-Branden-
Rush! ein roman
7301.
burg (Albrecht)
aus dem deutschen N. Y.
Weinberg (Philip) & sons:
For a pure unchecked swing.
[ete.] 24802-24804.
Get distance in your summer
game. [etc.] 22204-22207.
Weinberger (B. W.) Hist. of ortho-
dontia. 13758.
Weingarden (I. M.) Awakening.
24901.
Weingartner (Felix ) Faust
(Goethes) 22420*.
Weintraub (Sigmund) Birth control.
18799.
Weirs, N. H., direct. 4068.
Weis (Gabriel) Guide to Newport,
Buel. .22208:
Weisenberg (E. J.):
Book agent. 31658.
82151.
Woman hater.
1865
INDEX
Weiss (H. B.) Ten health command-
ments. 10845.
Weiss (M. M.) Libro primario de lec-
tura aplicado a la higiene. 24805.
Weiss engine co. Stationary & marine
oil engines. 24806.
Weisse frau. (Drama) 32121.
Weisser (F. L.) Oils for water gas.
31488.
Welch (Chas.) Scenes in the Golden
Valley. 22209.
Welch (Galbraith) ine.:
Roberts (C. G. D.) Cock-crow.
13302.
Wylie (I. A. R.) Duchess in pur-
suit. 18774, |. 22827, °° 21544,
31573.
Welch (Mildred) pseud. See Lane
(Margaret).
Welcker (Adair): ,
After-Armageddon prayer. 8127.
One kingdom to come. 31439.
Welding force. (Drama) 11219.
Well done, thou clever Jew. (Drama)
25074.
Well paid. (Drama) 32122.
Well preserved. (Drama)
Welles (C. 8S.) Lady Caroline.
22647.
24968.
Wellington (M. K.) Coming epoch.
22210.
Wells (Clarence) Marriage bond.
22947.
Wells (G. T.) Individuality & hos-
pitality. 163881.
Wells (H. G.) Woman & the war.
10846.
Wells (Harry) Union fire brigade.
3
Wells (1. C.) Utica hydraulic cement
eco. Utica natural cement on trial.
10814.
Wells (J. W.) Bumble bee romance.
31440.
Welsh (E. B.) Old Fishtown & Ken-
sington. 917.
Weltenbummler. (Drama) 321238.
Weltmer (S. A.) Suggestive thera-
peutics. 4868, 8128, 10847, 138762,
16382, 22211.
Weltmer inst. of suggestive therapue-
tics co. Weltmer (S. A.) Sugges-
tive therapuetics. 4863, 8128,
10847, 18762, 16382, 22211.
Wendel (H. F.) Wendel’s up-to-date
list. 27450.
Wendland (S. F.) See Sulzberger
(Nathan).
Wengraf (E. H.) Hexengericht.
16571.
Wenley (Margaret) Big game in
America. f[ete.] 27451-27453.
Wenn man die fahnilein fliegen lisst!
(Drama) 11220.
Wenn nicht der Johann wéir.
(Drama) 8564.
pt. 1, n.8., v.13
Wenn zwei hochzeit machen. (Drama)
25075.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. (Drama)
25076.
Wentworth (George):
Aritmética moderna. [ete.] 8129,
8130.
Essentials of arith. 4866, 10848.
Wentworth (M. C.):
Captain’s dream.
Song birds. 8513.
22382.
Wenzel (John) Wenzel’s diagram
paper. 138765.
Wenzler (Anthony) Won in a raffle.
Tis2.
Weppler (J. B.):
Life. [ete.] 27454-27456.
What makes me care so much for
you. 381441.
Wer ist die schodnste? (Drama)
16714.
Wermuth (W.C.) Law trained man.
8131.
Werner (KE. F.) Kitty in disgrace.
31442
Werner (E. S.):
Kelier (Cozette) Come ye dis-
consolate. [ete.] 29684-29687.
Onward Christian soldiers.
[ete.] 24001, 24002.
Schell (Stanley) Werner’s read-
ings & recitations. 30849.
Werner (W.):
Abdication of the tyrant. [etc.]
918-931.
Acre of anxiety. f[ete.] 31443-
31477.
Advertising what to eat. [etc.]
2680-2730.
After the squall. [ete.] 22212-—
22250.
Alexandria’s dairy. [ete.] 24807-—
24835.
America’s artistic declaration of
independence. [ete.] 4867-—
4901.
Ann Eliza. f[ete.] 13766-13795.
April weather. [ete.] 8132-
8167.
AS a man’s own. [ete.] 10849-
10876.
At Juile’s house. [etc.] 27457-—
27492. ;
At the picnic. [ete] 16383—
16410.
Bookish man. [etc.] 18709-
187388.
Werntz (C. N.):
De Beck (William) Correspond-
ence course in cartooning.
25837.
First to tenth problem in dress
design. 27493.
1866
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Wertheimer (Laon) Amer. agents
assn. Confidential cost bk. [ete.]
28, 24.
Wertheimer (M. lL.) Romance of the
Eta. 14035.
Wescott (H. M.) One leaf tax roll.
4902.
Wesel (F.) mfg. co. Political in-
formation blotter. 22251,
Wesley Bible class. Hines (KE. T.)
Organization chart. 20494.
Weslyn (Louis) :
Bill-poster. 13890.
Million dollar doll.
On deck. 5126.
Wessels (R. P.):
Natl. motion picture ticket co.
Fool & his money. [ete.] 21211,
Pa PADS
— Natl.
30288.
West (J. A) Chart showing the num-
ber of sheets required. 31478.
West (L.B.) Little whirlwind. 22484.
West (O. B.) O. B. West’s common
sense music instr. 22252.
West (R. B.) Free love.
West (Roland) film corp.
8832.
West (T. E.)
expresS comparative
13796.
West Allis, Wis., direct.
West Boylston mfg. co.
methods of testing fabrics.
West Burlington, Ia., direct.
West coast lumber mfg. assn.
west coast door list. 27494.
West coast lumbermen’s assn., Shingle
branch:
Boys’ builder & garage bk.
24836, 24837.
Bungalow homes of red cedar
shingles. [etc.] 10615, 10616.
Grading rules for rite-grade. red
cedar shingles. 4908.
‘ Model kitchen scheme. 13798.
West Derby, Vt., direct. 26812.
West Easton, Pa., direct. 25901.
West Hoboken, N. Y., direct. 24868.
West Indies, map. 5366.
West New York, N. Y., direct. 24363.
West Palm Beach, Fila.:
Direct. 22258.
Map. 3136, 19098.
West pub. co.:
Michigan digest.
Pacifie reporter.
gest. 21492.
West Union, W. Va., map. 22808.
West Virginia, map. 1364, 3137, 5367.
W. Va. state gazetteer & bus. direct.
24838.
West Va.
31479.
16618.
Savings certificate.
10877.
Lost souls.
West’s parcel post &
rate guide.
16411.
Comparative
13797.
28465.
Official
fete. ]
26707.
Five-volume di-
weather chart calendar.
Westbrook. (C. H.) Natl. savings
bank. Workingman’s story. 26777.
Westchester Co., N. Y., map. 14181,
14182.
Westcott (Ailan) King’s player & his
royal patron. 10878.
Westcott (Hva) Toll of jealousy.
2942.
Westcott motor car co:
Westcott. 31480.
Westcott motor car co. presents
the new Westcott six. 27495.
Westermann (George) :
Tingel (Eduard) 1914. 6686.
Westermann service. 10879.
Westermanns monatshefte.
16412.
Westermann (Richard)
8168,
Wenn man
die faihnlein fliegen lisst! 11220.
Westermann service, ince. Wester-
mann service. 13799, 187389, 22254,
31481.
Westermann syndicate, ine. Wester-
mann (L. A.) co. Westermann sery-
ice. 10879.
Westermanns monatshefte. 8168,
16412.
Westermayr (A. J.):
Fearless cowards. f[ete.] 13800,
13801.
Gobbler. f[ete.] 22256-22259.
Her supreme = sacrifice. [ete. ]
18740, 18741.
His yellow peril. 24839.
It is the law. 24962.
Westermeier (Casper) Complete list
of town clerks. 138802.
Western auto supply co.
supply bk. 22260.
Western blue bk. & buyers ref.
Western classification com.
classification. 18748.
Western co. Lockwood natl. bank. In-
Ford owners
18742.
Western
formation for bank depositors.
24084.
Western electric co., inc. Farmer’s
electrical handbook. 27496.
Western farmers almanac. 982.
Western fiduciary co. Business litera-
ture. 8173.
Western Hemisphere, map. 1365,
32312.
Western iron stores co. Catalog.
31484.
Western live stock insur. Co.:
Accident policy. 27497.
Gen. application. 13803.
Western masquerade. (Motion pic-
ture) 19341.
Western Mass. Cadillae co.
night & the theatre. 31485.
Western newspaper assn.:
Current cyclopedia. 27498.
Dear friend: You are one of 79
people. 21796, 22261.
Raining
1867
INDEX
pt..1, 0.8... ¥. 13
Western pine mfrs. .assn.
lumber list. [etce.] 27499, 27500.
Western press assn. Announcement:
History of the Amer. nation. 31486.
Western ref. & bond assn. Living en-
dowment. 9383.
Western soil bacteria co.:
Beneficial soil bacteria & legume
crops. 4904.
Cover crops & green manuring.
16420.
Westrobac & alfalfa. 10881.
Western states peace preparedness
league. Associate membership ap-
plication. 4905.
Western supply co. Cat. C. 16421.
Western thread co. Collingbourne’s
handicraft art weaving bk. of do-
mestie science. 13804.
Western underwriter co.:
Keller (D. H.) Practical sugges-
tions on claim adjustments.
466, 2072, 7109, 12627, 29688.
Policyholders digest of Amer. life
insur. 15989.
Western union teleg. co. Tariff DK.
4906.
Westervelt (A. M.) Where the sham-
rocks used to grow. 10882.
Westervelt (Leonidas):
Halo. 18838.
Miss Devil-May-Care. 22510.
On the level. 14002.
Right little girl. 32005.
Westfield, Mass.:
Direct. 18744.
Map. 19099.
Westfield, N. J., map. 11341.
Westhoff (G. H.) Mouth & the teeth.
8174.
Westinghouse air brake co.:
Instruction pamphlet. 2731, 24840,
27501.
Mailing sheet. [ete.] 22262,
22263.
Part catalog. 4907, 10883.
Westinghouse lamp co.:
Confidential course of study.
31487.
Pointed paragraphs on industrial
lighting. 24842.
Westinghouse traction brake ¢co.:
Mailing sheet. 22264.
Part catalcg. 8175.
Westkirch (Luise) In seiner hand.
31488.
Westley (John) Without warning.
5229
Westman (L. W.):
Brothers all. 18802.
End of the song. 18823.
Entertaining an angel. 18824.
First aid to the stranded. 18829.
Holding the fort. 18848.
Current | Westman (L. W.)—Continued.
In O Suki San’s garden. 22458.
Loyalty. 18862.
Puritan romance. 18901.
Westman (Theodore):
Brothers all. 18802.
End of the song. 18823.
Entertaining an angel. 18824.
First aid to the stranded. 18829.
Holding the fort. 18843.
In O Suki San’s garden. 22458.
Puritan romance. 18901.
Westmoreland chem. & color co.:
Dairy, how to make it profitable.
fetc.] 248438, 24844.
Fer-sul & what it does. 18745.
Poultry husbandry. 22265.
Weston & Brooker co. Information of
value. 13805.
Westsmith (Henry)
ings. 934.
Westville, N. J., map. 1366.
Wet (C. W. de) See De Wet (C. W.)
Wetherow (E. B.) Centennial speller.
8219.
Wettstein (Hermann)
10884, 13806.
Wetzel (G. J.):
Deserter. 31723.
Old home towners. 16638.
Sawdust. 32011.
Weymouth, Mass.:
Direct. 27502.
Map. 8669.
Weysz (Hans) Applied‘art. 24896.
Whalen (E. J.) Whalen form co.
Cuts culvert cost to the last cent.
2732.
Whalen (T. J.) Officer 66. 22536.
Whalen (W. W.) Fish cake Fanny.
11019.
Whalen form co. Cuts culvert cost to
the last cent. 2732. -
Wharton (H. M.) Homeward bound.
Birthday greet-
HKye-openers.
935.
Wharton (R. Z.) Jingles, jabs &
junk. 29606.
What a man would do. (Dramaj
8565.
What are you thinking of (Drama)
82124.
What bad teeth do to good health.
6273.
What could be fairer. (Drama)
aA AS ;
What could the poor girl do? (Motion
picture) 14403.
What Darwin missed. (Motion pic-
ture) 19342.
What did I tell you?
What do you think?
(Drama) 16715.
(Drama) 22648.
What does the public want? (Drama}
22649.
What every bachelor knows. (Drama}
14062.
1868
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1916
Seer
What every man needs. (Drama)
8566
What happened. (Drama) 32126.
What happened at 22. (Motion pic-
ture) 17082.
What happened to Peggy.
picture) 5983.
(Motion
What happened to Willie. (Motion
picture) 32577.
What I said goes. (Motion picture)
27975.
What it meant to Mother Carson.
(Drama) 27676.
What love can do. (Motion picture)
SA.
What makes life worth living.
(Drama) 2962.
What might have been. (Drama)
18949.
What next? (Drama) 16716. :
What's in a name. (Drama) 32127.
What's your game Jerry? (Drama)
27677.
What’s your husband doing?
(Drama) 22650.
What shall we play? (Drama) 2962.
What the gods sent. (Drama) 8567.
What the handy man can make.
25907. :
What thatsea saw. (Drama) 32128.
What to wear & how to wear it. 3967.
What will people say? (Motion pic-
ture) 5984.
What you wilk (Drama) 27673*.
Whatcom Co., Wash., direct. 17264.
Wheat (G. S&S.) Sunny Mountain.
32057.
Wheat & the chaff. (Motion picture)
11574.
Wheel of the law. (Motion picture)
23048.
Wheeler (Charlotte) Conversation
bk. 31489.
Wheeler (E.B.) Birth control. 22266.
Wheeler (E. W.) Wheeler method of
eye exercises. 31490.
Wheeler (Edmund) Sidelight on the
Internatl. paper co. 10885.
Wheeler (F. L.) Germ o’ soil co.
falfa facts. 29141.
Wheeler (Herbert) Credit clearing
house. Credit barometer. 19905.
Wheeler (J. J.) Catholic theatre
movement. Juvenile play catalogue.
23333.
Wheeler (J. N.) ine. Koenig (Paul)
Blare of triumph for Deutschland.
[ete.] 26490-26507.
Wheeler (J. R.) Wheeler’s post & pole
chart. 4909.
Wheeler (Marianna) Wheeler layette.
Al-
2733.
Wheeler (P. H.) purple.
18357.
Royal
Wheeler (W. W.) Wheeler (W. W.)
co. Wireless messenger. 16422.
Wheeler & co. Dress up the Wheeler
way. [ete.] 27503, 27504.
Wheeler-Green electrical supply co.
Gen. cat. 13807.
Wheeler syndicate, inc. Davis (R. H.)
Verdun’s traps & mazes. 3577.
Wheelers (O. E.) Amer. real estate
pub. co. Brief cat. list. 11688.
Wheels of joy. 16423.
Wheelwright (W. B.) Short talks on
paper. 8176, 16424, 27505, 31491.
Whelan (C. E.):
Every day is your day to me.
4910.
Just to Keep a place in your
thoughts. 31492.
Whelp. (Motion picture) 32578.
Whelpley (J. D.):
Certain essentials of preparedness.
10886.
Freedom for commerce. 2734.
When a girlloves. (Drama) 32129.
When a wife worries. (Motion pic-
ture) 11575.
When a woman loves. (Drama)
32130.
When Aunt Matilda fell. (Motion
picture) 5985.
When Betty’s sister goes to school.
(Motion picture) 22987.
When Catherine cut her wisdom teeth.
(Drama). 11221.
When chickens come home. (Drama).
22651.
When courage was needed. (Drama)
§327**. :
When Cupid slipped. (Motion pic-
ture) 25399.
When Damon fell for Pythias. (Mo-
tion picture) 32579.
When de womenfolks debate.
(Drama). 321381.
When East meets West. (Drama)
32132. a
When genius burned. (Drama) 5225.
When he came back. (Motion pic-
ture) 27976.
When I was young. (Drama) 16717,
25077.
When it rains it pours. (Motion pic-
ture) 14404.
When justice errs. (Motion picture)
25400.
When justice won. (Motion picture)
23049. .
When knights were bold. (Motion
picture) 23050. ;
When little Lindy sang. (Motion pic-
ture) 23051.
When Lizzie disappeared. (Motion
picture) 5986.
When love is king. (Motion picture)
5987.
1869
INDEX
When loveis young. (Drama) 18950,
22652.
When luncheon one has to prepare.
7898.
When mink teased. 23970.
When Silvia sings. (Drama) 32133.
When Slim picked a peach. (Motion
picture) 11576.
When Slim was home cured. (Mo-
tion picture) 8978.
When the circus came to town. (Mo-
tion picture) 5460.
When the hour strikes.
When the losers won.
ture) 5988.
When the minstrels came to town.
(Motion picture) 17083.
When the wolf howls. (Motion pic-
32134.
(Motion pic-
ture) 14405.
When the worm turned. (Drama)
16718.
When the young birds go. (Drama)
1224.
When we forget. (Drama) 11222.
When you pack in a hurry. 7899.
Where are my children? (Motion pic-
ture) 11577.
Where is my father? (Motion pic-
ture) 25401.
Where is my husband? (Motion pic-
ture) 17084.
Where is my wife? (Motion picture)
27977.
Where is your friend? (Motion pic-
ture) 32580.
Where love leads. (Motion picture)
23052.
Where men are scarce. (Drama)
32135.
Where neutrality ends. (Drama)
1225.
Where the river Shannon flows.
(Drama) 18951.
Where the widow lives. 4418.
Where war comes. (Drama) 8568.
Whetford (E. D.) Whetford log bk.
for anchored thought. 936.
Which one shall I marry. (Drama)
18952.
Which, revolution or evolution. 4433.
Which shall be_ king? (Drama)
27656.
While you wait.
14814, 25311.
Whimsey tales.
25402.
Whinnery (J. E.)
22267.
Whipple (Bayone):
Fixer. 11020.
Outing. 31949.
Whirlpool maker. (Drama)
Whirlpool of destiny.
ture) 19348.
(Motion picture)
(Motion picture)
Peggy McCann.
32136.
(Motion pic-
pt.1, n.s., v.13
Whirlpool of love. (Motion picture)
14406.
Whirlwind. (Drama) %2137.
Whitaker (Herman) Over the bor-
der. 22268, 24845, 27506, 31493.
Whitaker (M. C.) Gordon (Marion)
pseud. Cinderella’s Christmas.
1846.
Whitaker paper co. Paragrafs. 7623,
10420, 15943, 26934, 30549.
Whitbeck (R. H.) Geog. of Wiscon-
sin. 18746.
White (A. E.)
guide. 2735.
White (A. F.) Job compositors. 13808.
White (Benjamin) Kalmerid. 13809.
White (C. D.) co.:
Conn. River Valley. Conn. River
Valley & shore line direct. 3489.
Mystic and Stonington, Conn.,
direct. 21186.
White (C. H.) New painiess dissoly-
ent treatment. 4911.
White (C. M.) Minneapolis journal.
White’s estimators
Great war puzzle. f[ete.] 7369-
7371.
White (D. IL.) Plan agency oo.
Springfield plan. 13228.
White (E. F.):
Dispenser & carbonator. 9837,
2736, 4912, 8178, 10887, 13810,
16425, 18747, 24846, 27507, 31494.
Grouping method & minimum
basis for making prices on small
job printing. 27508.
White (E. G.) Do you know a little
maiden. 8177.
White (G. G.) Espanita. 1044.
White (H. C.) co. Auto-pin block.
22271.
White (J. A.) Dubuque Co., Ia,
direct. 2886S.
White (J. E.) Nashville bk. co.
Stereopticon supplies & views.
24216.
White (J. F.) New York (City) di-
rect. 21260.
White (J. F.) mfg. co. Whitalks.
18749.
White (J. G.) eos.: ;
Desarrollo moderno de la indus-
tria azucarera. 16426.
Engineering in foreign fields.
18748.
Modern development in the sugar
indus. 13811.
White (J. H.) mfg. co.:
Whitalks. 10888, 27509.
White’s patented universal bowl
hangers. 27387.
White (J. M.) Napoleon Bonaparte.
18876.
White (J. T.) & co. Value of por-
traits. 13812.
1870
INDEX
~ nos. 1-12, 1916
ener eer
White (J. W.):
Bankers direct. & special list of
selected lawyers. 6106.
Bankers register & special list of
selected lawyers. 6108.
World’s future unfolding. 16427.
White (J. W.) Estate of. See Bishop
(J. F.)
White (Lasses) pseud. See White
(Le Roy)
White (Le Roy) Dixie Derby. 16526.
White (Matthew) jr. Knockout.
16589.
White (Oliver) Sit still. 14044.
White (Pat) Casey at the conven-
tion. 18806.
White (Pearl) Inch from death & no
nearer. 22272.
White (S. B.) More the merrier.
31909.
White (S. S.) dental mfg. co.
gam. 13813.
White (W. L.) Spare time orna-
ments & novelties. 10889.
White alley. (Motion picture) 5989.
White & Bagley co. Crystal clear.
e223.
White & ‘Kemble:
Denver & Rio Grande r. r., map.
32196.
Oregon-Washington r. r. & naviga-
tion co., map. 382256.
White & Kemble’s atlas & digest
of r. r. mortgages. 27388, 4913,
8179, 10890, 16428, 18750, 27511,
31495.
White co. White trucks for. delivery
service. 2739, 10891.
White Eagle. Custer battle. 16429.
White elephant. (Drama) 8569.
White feather. (Drama) 8570,
el eS
White flower. (Drama) 25078.
oil engineering corp.
Amal-
White fuel
White low pressure mechanical oil-
- burning system. 31496.
White gloves. (Drama) 321388.
White Hall pottery works. Velvet.
31497. .
White king squab products co. Dovi-
tam. 4914.
White man’s law.
25408.
White Mountain telep. & teleg. co.
-~Telep. direct. 4915, 22274.
White pine bureau. White pine as an
economical home bldg. wood. 24847.’
White Plains, N. Y.:
Direct. 31498.
Map. 8670.
White River national
map. 323818.
White scarab.
32139.
(Motion picture)
forest, Col.,
(Drama) 25079,
White sewing machine co.
ing sales service. 988.
White trail. (Motion picture) 32494.
White turkey. (Motion picture)
27978.
Whitehall, N. Y., map. 22809.
Whitehead (Harold) Rexall course
in drug salesmanship. 27518.
Whitehead & Hoag co. On raising
funds. 22275.
Whitehill (Dorothy)
at boarding schl.
Whitehorn (Henry)
18752.
Whitehorne (KE. E.):
Franklin elec. mfg. co. Poor
Richard’s new almanack. 3715,
9590, 151389.
Poor Richard’s
15990.
Whiteland, Ind., map. 19100.
Whitell (C. E.) Cal. poppy. 22276.
Whitely (E. H.) Stone from Jordan.
31499.
Whitfield (Dick) San Francisco, the
wonder city. 164380.
Whithorne (Emerson) Syllabus of
The progressive series of piano les-
Advertis-
Polly’s first yr.
18751.
Manhood anew.
new almanac.
sons. 381607.
Whiting (KE. G.) No’ trespassing.
dA
Whiting (J. L:)-Adams (J. J.) eo.
Whiting-Adams brush users. al-
manaec. 22278.
Whiting (Jos.) Twentieth century
ticket agt. 22277.
Whiting (M. T.) Old minstrel.
25009. |
Whiting (R. H.) Weymouth, Mass.
8669.
Whiting-Adams brush users almanac,
22278.
Whiting mfg. eco. Livingston.
Whitley Co., Ind., map. 32314.
Whitlock (L. L.) Los Angeles Co.,
Cal., map. 251388.
Whitman (M. G.)
5007.
Whitman (R. L.)
ship. 10898.
Whitman (Stephen) Children of
~ hope. 9389, 4916, 8180, 10894.
Whitman pub. co.:
Bird (Harry)
28336.
Carr (Warner) Little Friskie
lammie. [ete.] 25699-25701.
Clayton (J. H.) Bonnie Blue-
Bell. [ete.] 25740-25742.
Hart (Helen) Bunny Boy.
26197-26199.
Lewenkrohn
the boy scout.
10892.
Clash of class.
Light on salesman-
Billie Bunter.
[ete. ]
(Samuel) Lucky,
29835.
1871
INDEX
pt. I, 0. s., v.13
Whitman pub. co.—Continued.
Mendel (R. G.) Spark on the
farm. 26680.
Rietz (Harriet) Mary Lee. 27050.
Sherwood (KE. H.) Chuck &
Coonie caught in the corn.
[ete.] 380962, 30963.
Stuart (EK. B.) Daddy Duck
stories. [ete.] 27291-27294.
Summers (C. L.) Sandy sand-
man. 273801.
Wade (M. H.) Swift Fawn.
[ete.] 274838, 274384.
Whitmore mfg. co. How much will
your car be worth next year.
31500.
Whitney & co. Arizona, map. 27686.
Whitney window corp. Whitney case-
ment window hardware. 27519.
Whitsit (J. E.) Experiments in the
chemistry of common things. 2843883.
Whitsit (P. B.) Whitsit (P. B.) co.
Modern fairy wand. 31501.
Whitson (J. W.) Portland,
Portland st. guide. 21568.
Whitson (P. D.): Man of promise.
22495.
Whittaker (Charles) Woman. 18753.
Whittaker (E. L.) Questions to be
used, ete. 27520.
Whittaker eng. co.
Mass., map. 8659,
Whittier (F. L.) :
Anybody’s husband. 8265.
Cornered. 1014.
On the border. 8445.
Weapon. 1223.
Who did it? 1226.
Whittier (J. G.) Snow-bound, Among
the hills, ete. 18754.
Who am I? (Drama) 16719.
Who answered the telephone?
(Drama) 22653.
Who did it? (Drama) 1226.
Who is it. 4419.
Who is she? (Drama) 5226.
Who -is_ she? (Motion picture)
25404.
Who is who. (Drama) 2963.
Who killed Simon Baird? (Motion
picture) 8702.
Who makes it & where. 18755.
Who pays. (Drama) 11224, 16720.
Who pulled the trigger? (Motion pic-
ture) 17085.
Who’s” guilty? (Motion
14407-14411, 17086-17089,
19345, 23053-23055.
Who’s who along the North shore.
8181, 16431, 22279.
Who’s who & what’s what.
32140.
Who’s who at Newport & Bar Harbor.
18756.
Who’s who in baseball. 8183.
Me.
Southbridge,
picture)
19344,
(Drama)
Who said peace? (Drama) 16721.
Who said they never come back? (Mo-
tion picture) 5990.
Who stole the bird’s nest. (Drama)
24930.
Who trimmed the Christmas tree.
(Drama) 24991.
Who were your ancestors?
8571.
(Drama)
Whole jungle was after him. (Mo-
tion picture) 5991.
Whom the gods destroy. (Drama)
22654.
Whom the gods deserves (Motion pic-
ture) 32581.
Whose fault. (Drama)
Whoso is without sin.
ture) 5992.
Why a saw cuts.
32141.
(Motion pic-
9124.
Why boys leave the farm. (Drama)
tGi22.
Why love is blind. (Motion picture)
5998.
Why men don’t marry. (Drama)
ne bere
Why men love. (Drama) 5227.
Why Mrs. Kentworth lied. (Motion
picture) 8979.
Why not. (Drama) 25080.
Why not operate a wholesale mfg. bus.
4160.
Why the band came back. (Drama)
11226.
Why the women lost. (Drama) 1227.
Whytyng (Marian) pseud. See Whit-
ing (M. T.)
Wichita, Kan., direct. 8184.
Wichita Falls, Tex., map. 1367.
Wickenburg, Ariz., map. 1368.
Wickenburg to Phoenix, Ariz., map.
1242.
Wickersham (Price) Taxi-gab. 31502.
Wickham (Westcott) Growing old.
22280.
Wicks electrical institute:
Corres. course. f[ete.]. 31503—-
31515.
Wicks elec. inst. corres. course.
10895.
Widber (Mrs. J. O.) Gen. Henry
Knox & Montpelier. 27521.
Widman (J. V.) Taming of the shrew.
5195.
Widow at home. 4420.
Widow Mullin’s Christmas. (Drama)
24991.
Widowed earth. (Drama) 32142.
Wiedemann (George) brewing co.
None so blind. 4917.
Wiegand (John) Eva Merlyn. 31516.
Wiegand (N. M.):
Ghosts of ’°76 & 1812. 8185.
Red-white-and-blue caution- cards.
31517.
1872
INDEX
nos. 1-12. 1916
Wiegand (N. M.)—Continued.
You'll never miss Gee-rooshy till
the town goes dry. 13814.
Wiegand (O. O.) One leaf tax roll.
4902.
Wiemann (G. F.) co. Premiums.
13815.
Wiener (Miriam) Struggle. 22608.
Wier (M. C.) Prometheus bound of
Aeschylus. 25023*.
Wite and auto trouble.
ture) 8980, 19346.
Wife at bay. (Motion picture) 11578.
Wife for a ransom. (Motion picture)
11579.
Wife in sunshine.
32410.
Wife oninstalments. (Drama) 32148.
Wifeless life. (Drama) 32144,
Wife’s innocence. (Motion picture)
(Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
23056.
Wife’s sacrifice. (Motion picture)
8981.
Wigelsworth (J. W.) Vicious circle.
22281.
Wiggenhorn (G. J.) Water facts.
13817. *
Wiggins (S. A.) Muskingum Co., O.,
map. 22757. :
Wight (E. H.) How one woman
loved. f[ete.] 18818, 13819.
Wightman (Tulu) Menace of pro-
hibition. 8186.
Wigmore (W. J.) Wigmore importing
co. Catalog. 4918.
Wigmore importing co. Catalog. 4918.
Wihlfahrt (J. E.) Treatise on baking.
13820.
Wilahack (R. J.)
32049.
Wilber (G. H.) Just a word about
your health. 8187.
Wilber (R. W.) Wilber’s improved
method of practical potato culture.
31518.
Wilbur (EK. H.)
32169.
Wilbur (Harriette) :
Calendar days. 27569.
Christmas sugar plums.
Sito —51 522.
Thanksgiving month. 32066.
Wilbur (W. H.) Citizens state bank.
Pyramid Christmas savings club.
6395. -
Wilbur stock food co. Farnum (W. D.)
Wilbur manual of salesmanship.
9540.
Wilckes Martin Wilckes co. Standard
grades of Bear lamp blacks. 10896.
Wilcox (C. BE.) Boilermaker. 14669.
Wilcox (©. W.) Yesterday & today.
16734.
Wilcox (F. H.) Hog money & how to
make it. 4919.
Stone age cabaret.
Bay Co., Fla., map.
[ete.]
Wilcox (Grace)
teacher. 13821.
Wilcox (P. 8.) Engraved portraits of
Amer. patriots. 2740.
Wilcox (Winona) What’s wrong with
marriage. 27522.
Wilcox, McHugh & Neska.
livery. 31964.
Wilcoxon (M. H.) Immaculate con-
ception fraud. 18757.
It’s all wrong
Piano de-
Wild (J. F.) & co. state bank. Knock
your life insur. problems in the
head. [ete.] 8188, 8189.
Wild and woolly West. (Motion pic-
ture) 17090.
Wild animal stamp primer. 27528.
Wild night. (Drama) 32145.
Wild oats. (Drama) 8584, 8572.
Wild oats. (Motion picture) 5994.
Wild Poppy. (Drama) 16723.
Wilde (Charles) Oxy-acetylene weld-
gee Ear iey Pes
Wilde (Oscar) Birthday of the in-
fanta. 2788, 22370, 24907.
Wilde (Percival) -Confessional, &
other Amer. plays. 5009*.
Wilde (Richard) Porzia. 31974.
Wilder (D. BE.) Bulletin, Christmas.
10897.
Wilder (F. C.) Swing around the cir-
ele of Bull Hill. [ete.] 8190, 8191.
Wildhack (R. J.) Sneezes. [ete.]
22345-22247.
Wildt (A. C. Van) See Van Wildt
(A. C.)
Wiles of a prima donna. (Drama)
22447.
Wiley (Belle) Rago & Goni. 22282.
Wiley (John) & sons., inc.:
Lauffer (C. A.) Inguinal hernia.
20833.
Sickness vs. accident. 26555.
Wilhelm (A.) co. What colors to use.
13822.
Wilhelm (Julius) Winzerbraut.
32148.
Wilhelmines byraa. 2963*.
Wlhoit (J. L.) Kentucky, map.
16807.
Wilisch (Hugo) Textile kunst und
industrie. 10740, 31219.
Wilkes (A. T.) Spirit of Christmas.
32087.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., direct. 22283.
Wilkeson (M. J.) Psychophone.
18900.
Wilkin (J. A.) Autoist & railroader.
16432. :
Wilkins (John) co., inc. Why the
John Wilkins toupees & wigs are the
best made. 2741.
Wilkins (M. E.)
32002.
Revolt of mother.
1873
INDEX
Wilkinson (Geoffrey) :
Cure for indifference. 10998.
Releasing a man. 31997.
Wilkinson (Marguerite) Marguerite
Wilkinson’s literary notes. 31524.
Wilkinson (N. B.) Individualism or
socialism. 27524.
Will. (Motion picture) 17037.
Will & Baumer co. Pictorial presen-
tation of Wilbaum lamps & shades.
18758.
Will he come back? (Drama) 22654*.
' Will-o’-the Wisp. (Drama) 382146.
Will o’ the world. (Drama) 16724.
Wili Shakespeare. (Drama) 16725.
Will you be ready? (Drama) 22655.
Willard (C. G.)
movies. 18759.
Willard’) (CL) jr Senoll: aiGioal:
Willard (E. L.) Fundamental drilis.
31526.
Willard
wear-best furs.
Willard (Jess):
Moving with the
(H.) son & eo. Willard’s
31527.
Bat Nelson’s liver punch. [etc.]
8192-8194.
Blows. that win fights. [etc.]
4920-4928.
How to have health & muscles
like mine. 940, 2742.
List of don’ts for sparring begin-
ners. 10898.
Willard (Mary) Frozen dainties.
16433.
Willard storage battery co.:
Free health insur. for your bat-
tery. 22284.
Gen. instructions. [ete] 4924,
4925.
Will she start in cold weather.
31528.
Willcox (F. BE.) Lost & found. 18975.
Willeox “Ht: a2):
Election day. 165387.
Heroine of Ava. 18951.
Test. 25052.
Willcox, Peck & Hughes. Your money
back. 27525.
Willens (Maurice) Business-illustra- ©
tion co. Pictures with a punch.
28475.
Willett (H. L.) Glad girl. 11033.
Willhite (T. 8.) Sketch of Theodore
Roosevelt. [ete.] 13828, 13824.
Wm. H. Bates’ lodge & society daily
guide. 4926.
William Tell. (Drama) 10987*,
11227, 18958.
Williams (Dr.) sanatorium. Message
to physicians. 22285.
Williams (Alta) Musical mixup.
2898.
pt. I, nis.3.v.438
Williams (B. T.):
Moderne behandlung. 16484.
Williams (Dr.) sanatorium. Mes-
sage to physicians. 22285.
Williams (C. A.) Jack & Betty’s
magazine. 948, 2746, 4927.
Williams (C. E.) Whence to whither.
31529.
Williams (C. W.) & co. Boxed wis-
dom. 8195, 10899, 18760, 22286.
Williams (KE. J.) Boyd’s city dis-
patch. Gen. price list. [ete.] 19683,
19684.
Williams (EK. M.) United States, map.
19088.
Williams (Eva):
Dregs. 1037.
Tavern De Luxe. 14047, 22612.
Williams (F. BE.) Instructions for
playing Whistlet. 27526.
Williams (F. W.):
Billy boy’s jolly toys. 31530.
Bride’s bk. [ete.] 24848-24853.
Williams (G. A.) Williams (C. A.)
Jack & Betty’s magazine. 948, 2746,
4927.
Williams (G. W.) Heed to the voice
of the Lord. 31531.
Williams... (EVs v4 Transgressor.
22628.
Williams (J. B.) Lawyer’s message.
13825.
Williams (J. F.) Laboratory course
in applied physiology. 4928.
Williams (J. H.) On the index as a
factor in industry. 24854.
Williams (J. L.) Double cure. 13923.
Williams (J. P.) Brothers’ helping
hand. 27528.
Williams (J. R.) Williams’ short
course in newspaper adv. 16478.
Williams (J. 8S.) Preparedness not
necessarily militarism. 381532.
Williams (Jno.) ine. Mitchell (W.
D.) Art of the bronze founder.
12928.
Williams (L. F.) Fancher (EK. W.)
Our heroines. 23621.
Williams (Laura):
At the summer dance hall. 31632.
Hannah Sprouts. 31795.
In granny’s time. 31821.
Williams (N. B.) Outline of major
activities. 27529.
Williams (N. G.)
derfoot. 8196.
Williams (N. R.) How to advertise a
retail jewelry & optical bus. 16435.
Williams (R. A. and W. M.) eco. Code
Dk 22284;
Williams (R. H.)
Molly & the ten-
Two peace advo-
eates. 1207.
Williams (S. 8.) Collection hints.
13826.
1874
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1916
Williams (Scott) :
Love locket. 8406.
Phantom beast. 5144.
Williams. (W. C.) Noel (BH. E.)
Noel’s game of music. 18225.
Williams (W. E.) co. City deposit
bank, Pittsburgh. When & where to
pay taxes & water rents. 153.
Williams (W. H. H.) Internati. law,
or custom. 10900.
Williams & co.:
Bankers & brokers direct. 3244,
17192.
Purchasers ref. 13827.
Williams Co., N. D., direct. 18761.
Williams Co., O.:
Farm jour. illus. direct. 31538.
Map. 27764.
Williams direct. co.:
Cincinnati, O., direct. 14799.
Williams’ Cincinnati indus-
trial, mercantile & professional
register. 3462.
Covington, Newport, Ky., direct.
3509.
Dayton, O., direct. 28755.
Hamilton, O., direct. 23760.
Sandusky, O., direct. 18405.
Williams’ Cincinnati guide &
street direct. 164386.
Williams patent crusher & pulverizer
eo. Grind it with a Williams mill.
[ete.] 3815384, 31535.
Williams ptg. co. Little (C. BE.) Life
& literature readers. 4159.
Williams pub. co. Helpful health
hints. 4929.
Williamson (George) Louisiana.
22288.
Williamson (W. F.):
Safety first. 8197.
Who am I. 13828.
Williamson (W.H.) Williamson plan.
2747.
Williamsport, Pa., direct. 16437.
Williamstown, Ky., map. 25191.
Williard (I. V.) Modiste thru neces-
sity. 5108.
Willie? no, Charley! (Drama)
11228.
Willie Jones’s stepmother. (Drama)
1228.
Willimantic, Conn., direct. 31536.
Willis (E. L.)
24888.
Willis (W. P.) & co. AS seen by
Willis. 49380, 8198, 13829.
Willis music co.:
Blake (D. G.)
25608.
Progressive orch. 10901.
Schoen (Max) Sight reading ma-
terial. T809.
Students’ assn. work.
Melody book.
Williston, N. D.:
Direct. 18761.
Map. 22810.
Willmore (H. E.):
Chemicals. 22289.
From amber todynamo. 944, 4932,
18831, 22290.
Willner (A. M.):
Dreimiderlhaus. 31735.
Erste frau. 31748.
Kiinstliche mensch. 16590.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 25076.
Willowcraft shops. Willowcraft. 2748.
Willows. Solving a problem. 31537.
Willson (C. D.):
Love-shot. 13976.
Romance Island. 5173.
Willson (Mary) How the Happies
help. 27530.
Willson (S. T.) Industrial gas ap-
pliances. 31538.
Willy (John) John Willy hotel di-
rect. 10902.
Wilmington, Del., direct. & bus. ga-
zetteer. 8199.
Wilmot (W. F.)
22291.
Wilmot (W.
16488.
Wilson (President) Close up views
of. (Motion picture) 14412.
Wilson (A. E.) Extraordinary reme-
Well-being extension.
W.) Boost Baltimore.
dies. 22292.
Wilson (A. I.) Healing & health.
22293.
Wilson (A. L.)
system & prospectus.
Wilson (C. V.):
Banking made plain. 16489.
Concord, Cal. First natl. bank.
Banking made plain. 233891.
Wilson (Carolyn):
Berlin confident that allies will be
beaten. f[ete.] 4933, 4934.
Birth of child is encouraged by
German law. [etc.] 8200-8208.
Wilson (Cronin) When chickens
come home. 22651.
Wilson (D. H.):
For you a rose in Portland grows.
13832.
109038.
Harmony. 22294.
Wilson (E. D.) Yachtsman’s ann.
guide & nautical calendar. 16455.
Wilson (EH. G.) Up-to-date flower
store. 2749.
Wilsom (His & i. A.) Hist; -&
botanical relationship of the modern
rose. 22295.
Wilson (G. H.):
Amer. dancing teacher.
18833 -13837.
Course in conversational & com-
mercial Spanish. 8209.
[ete.]
1875
fosaiec land tenure —
INDEX
Wilson (G. H.)—Continued.
Fable of the old carpenter. f[ete.]
8210, 8211.
Study in modern dance positions.
31539.
Wilson (Gertrude) Faith. 8212.
Wilson (H. M.) Associated cos.
Mine safety standards. 6077.
Wilson (H. W.) co. New York (City),
map. 32249-32251.
Wilson (J. N.):
Pluck. 381972.
Shrapnel. 16685.
Wilson (J. W.):
Hrom darkness to light.
Hush money. 31817.
Smiles & tears. 14045.
Two sisters. 32098.
‘Wilson (LL. H.) ine. Chicago, IIL, ann.
police guide. 19805.
Wilson (L. J.) ‘True story of the
man in the moon. 22296.
Wilson (L. P.):
Fleeey- 2882.
Fruit of toil.
Wilson (L. W.):
I think I'll go to the picture show.
2750.
Post-impressionists color schemes.
31540.
Wilson (Leonard)
13932.
24944*,
On genealogy &
the bearing of coat-armour. [etc.]
24855, 24856.
Wilson (M. T.) Old violin. 2906.
Wilson (Miriam) Spirit of Christ-
mas. 382088.
Wilson (Ned) Mother’s plea. 16628.
Wilson (O. K.) Seales of justice.
16678.
Wilson (Oliver) Palace of ivory.
8456.
Wilson (V. J.) Love or money. 8213.
Wilson (W. B.) Accounting system
for dealers. 31541.
Wilson. (W. W.) Movie man.
Wilson (Woodrow)
ter. 13838.
Wilson, N. C., direct. 22297.
Wilson Township, Pa., direct.
13994.
President’s let-
25901.
Wiltsch (L. J.) Black art secrets.
4935.
Winch (Allen) Western blue bk. &
buyers ref. 18742.
Winchester, Mass., map.
Windber, Pa., map. 25192.
Winder service co.:
5138.
atl. service. [ete.] 10904,
10905, 13838-13840, 22298-
22301, 31542, 31548.
Winder’ service. f[ete.] 4936,
4937, 16440, 16441.
Windes & March. Minnetka, IIL,
map. 11342.
Windfall. (Drama) 18954.
pt 5, B.S, Vis
Windham, Conn., direct.
Window garden. 13290.
Windt (E. C. de) See De Windt
31536.
(Hi. C.)
Windward anchor. (Motion picture)
5995.
Wines (C. D.) New profession.
Di Sale
Wineville, Cal., map. 382315.
Winey (H. L.) Winey’s wonder
working financing plan. 27532.
Winfield (A. M.) pseud. See Strate-
meyer (Edward) —
Wing (F. L.) Wing & son. Bk. of
complete information abcut pianos.
271533.
Wing (J. A.) Heart of Minnehaha.
22302.
Wing (L. J.) mfg. co. Bulletin.
24857.
Wing & son. Bk. of complete informa-
tion about pianos. 27533.
Wing seed co. Wing’s seed bk. 8214.
Winged message. (Drama) 5228.
Winged millions.
32485.
Wingrave (J. J.)
187638.
Winifred, Mont., map. 14183.
Winifred, the shop girl. (Motion pic-
(Motion picture)
Juvenile story.
ture) 14413.
Winik (H.) Strife eternal. 5917.
Winnepesaukee telep. co. Telep. di-
rect. 10906, 22308.
Winner (Lily):
Crutch. 10997.
Tomorrow man. 27678.
Winnetka, Ill., map. 11342.
Winning a crown. (Drama) 32147.
Winning number. (Motion picture)
11580.
Winning of Kitty. (Drama) 8573.
Winning of Latane. (Drama) 5146*.
Winning of Miss Construe. (Motion
picture) 5996.
Winning of Nev. for Woman suffrage.
22153.
Winning widow. (Drama) 27678.
Winona, Wash., map. 16883.
Winona direct. co. Winona, Minn., di-
rect. 24858.
Winona mills. Winona mills. 13841.
Winona underwear co. Winona mills.
Winona mills. 138841.
Winship, Boit & co. Harvard mills &
Mérode fine gauze. 8215.
Winslow (A. F.) Missouri discount
co. Form of agreement relating to
use of discount & savings checks.
595.
Winslow (H. M.) Off. register &
direct. of women’s clubs in America.
10393.
1876
i
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Winslow (Leah):
Her husband. 5055.
Orchids & violets. 5128.
Past, present ... unknown. 5138.
Winslow, Ariz., map. 5368.
Winsor McCay & his Jersey skeeters.
(Motion picture) 25300.
Winston (J. C.) co.:
Greene (Julia) Night before
Christmas. 15189.
Pettes (Helen) Goldilocks & the
three bears cut-out. 15978.
Winston-Salem, N. C., direct. 24859.
Winter (G. H.) Birthdays. 381544.
Winter (W. J.)
direct. 16105.
Winter & health resort direct. 4938.
Winter dawn. (Drama) §8278*.
Winter days in Stockholm. (Motion
picture) 5997.
Winterberg (Robert)
Gra, ) 41157, 25036.
Wintergarden co.
1916. 18886.
Winters (Quera) Quack.
Winters & Dove:
Arkansas, map. 14068.
Clarksville - Russellville
Ark., map. 18982.
Crawford Co., Ark., map. 3003-
3010, 16774.
Fort Smith oil and gas dist., map.
ICL.
Oklahoma, map. 19051.
Winters pub. co. Chicago, Ill., direct.
17341.
Winterset, Ia., map. 382316.
Winterstein (C. C.) Manufactured
gas for house heating. 28213.
Winthrop, Mo., map. 14184.
Winton co. Winton six. 10907, 13842.
Winwal co.:
Art of cosmetic beauty. 4940.
Solution of the button problem.
St. Clair Co., IIL,
Schone Schwe-
Passing show of
4939.
district,
945.
Winzerbraut. (Drama) 32148.
Wire pullers. (Motion picture) 11581.
Wired together. (Drama) 11229.
Wirtshaus - zur stadt Petrograd.
(Drama) 1229.
Wisconsin :
Map. 1369, 19101, 19102, 22811,
22812, 32317, 32318.
State normal schl. Dept. of
math.
Methods & processes in writ-
ten arith. to fractions. 22304.
Methods, processes & prob-
lems in fractions. 13848.
Wisconsin anti-tuberculosis assn.
Downes (Maynard) David & the
good health elves. 12111.
Wisconsin assn. of real estate brokers.
Yr. bk. & direct. 31545. |
T7396—17. 27
Wisconsin motorist pub. co. Wiscon-
sin motorist tour bk. 16442.
Wisconsin motorist tour bk. 16442.
Wisconsin natl. bank. Weekly savings
certificate. 4941.
Wisconsin telep. co.:
Local operating practice ref. bk.
28583.
Notes on the provision of outside
plant exchange facilities. 3456.
Specification. 25725.
Telep. direct. 4942, 8216, 164438,
22305, 27534, 31546.
Wisconsin (Univ. of) Extension div.:
Advertising. 24860, 27537, 31550. -
Organization of manual & indus-
trials arts. 2751.
Pract. course in concrete.
Wisconsin weather
31552.
Wisdom & vanity.
Wise (H. F.):
Ridiculous ghosts.
Woman’s game.
Wise (Ivan):
Ridiculous ghosts. 8481.
Woman’s game. 16780.
Wase: (irs OT). -Onustyite:
Wise (T. A.) Prince
250238.
Wise girl. (Drama) 11230.
Wise little bird. (Drama) 11231.
Wise made simple. (Drama) 32149.
Wise man & the fool. (Motion pic-
ture) 5998.
Wise waiter. (Motion picture)
Wishbone highway, map. 11348.
Wishing. (Drama) 25081.
Wishing dance. (Drama) 25082.
Wishing lamp. (Motion picture)
17091.
Witch. (Motion picture) 5999.
Witch of Endor. (Drama) 27678*.
Witch of the West. (Drama) 16727.
Witcheraft. (Motion picture) 25405.
Witching hour. (Drama) 32150.
Witehing widow Wilkins. (Drama)
18955.
With Britain’s monster guns in action.
(Motion picture) 193847.
With Capt. F. KH. Kleinschmidt in war
on three fronts. (Motion picture)
27979.
With our Territorials at the front.
(Motion picture) 5784.
With the Indian troops at the front,
(Motion picture) 5776, 5778.
With the spirit’s help. (Motion pic-
ture) 23057.
Witham (BH. C.) Witham’s standard
geog. tests. 8218.
Withcomb (C. R.)
sidelights. 31558.
8217.
chart calendar.
(Drama) 16726.
8481.
16730.
11116.
of Showmen.
8982.
Flashlights and
1877
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v.13
Withers (H. L.) Merchant of Venice.
16616*.
Withers (Lucius):
FE sharp treble octave. 18844.
Stolen detective. 223807.
Without a heart. (Drama) 8574.
Without a price. (Drama) 8575.
Without a soul. (Motion picture)
27980.
Without warning. (Drama) 5229.
Witte (EK. H.) How to judge engines.
22310.
Witter (F.C.):
As it shall be written. 2782.
Power invisible. 14027.
Witter (W. S.) Spark-lite mfg. co.
Power is safety. 13512.
Wittl (Raymond) Howto play Wittl’s
game of baseball. 946.
Wives of the rich. (Motion picture)
8983.
Wodehouse (P. A.) Have a heart.
13945.
Wohlfarth (J.H.) Centennial speller.
8219.
Wola (Narodna) Ardans (3 dy)
Zhite. 11675.
Wolber (A. F.) Instantaneous chem.
vuleanizer co. Usona. 29468.
Wolf (A. E.):
Fox and the grapes. 8848.
His last pet. 11048.
Wolf (W. L. de) See De Wolf
(W. L.)
Wolf & co. Housekeepers’ preserving
booklet. 4948.
Wolfe (Elmer) Vatson (David)
Lord has come. 24796.
Wolfe (Mamie) Wolfe’s dressmak-
ing & tailoring college. Wolfe’s
dressmaking & tailoring system.
31559.
Wolfe (R. H.) Wolfe’s dressmaking
& tailoring college. Dressmaking
& tailoring systems. 31559.
Wolfelt. (C. H.) c¢o., The Bootery.
America’s smartest shoe house.
fete.] 81554-31558.
Wolff -(D. M.) Around the town.
10958.
Wolff (Franz) Wiedergefundene
heimat. 81560.
Wolff (Gustave) History of chi-
ropody. 31561.
Wolff (M. G. de) See De Wolff (M.
G.)
and Rosa-
22349*.
5881.
(Motion picture).
Wolfram (Anna) Albion
mond, and The living voice.
Wolfs claw. (Motion picture)
Wolf’s Nemesis.
32432.
Wollaston woman’s club. Wollaston
woman’s club magazine. 22311.
Wollensak optical co. Catalogue.
8220.
Woller (O. C. R.) Amer. automatie
device co. Ritz size ecard. 6082.
Wolo Czawienko. (Motion picture)
19348.
Wolsey (EH. H.) Idol smasher. 18765.
Wolzogen (Ernst von) Weibchen.
2961.
Woman. (Drama) 5230.
Woman across the street. (Drama)
16728.
Woman alive. (Drama) 2964.
Woman alone. (Motion picture)
32462, 32582.
Woman .always pays. (Motion pic-
ture). 19349.
Woman from the sea. (Drama).
14063.
Woman hater. (Drama). 32151.
Woman he feared.
27981.
Woman hunter (Drama) 1230.
Woman in black. (Motion picture).
11582.
Woman in the case. (Drama) 1230*.
Woman in 47. (Motion picture) 6000.
Woman inside. (Drama) 8576.
Woman is what a man makes her.
(Drama) 22601.
Woman of a few words. 25088.
Woman of it. (Motion picture) 11487.
Woman of the town. (Drama) 22656.
(Motion picture)
Woman of today. (Drama) 32152.
Woman on her. own. (Drama)
14063*, 16729.
Woman pays. (Drama) 14006.
Woman tempted me and I did eat.
(Drama) 8577.
Woman who did. (Motion picture)
17093.
Woman who did not care. (Motion
picture). 8984.
Woman who followed me. (Motion
| picture) 11583.
Woman who laughed. (Drama)
22601.
Woman who learned. (Motion pic-
ture) 32583.
Woman who wouldn’t. (Drama)
27679.
Ww. C. T. U. of southern Cal. Found,
a young nobleman. 11024.
Woman’s club of Orange. Music dept.
Hist. of the dance. 24862.
Woman’s crucible. (Drama) 22658.
Woman’s aduty in birth control.
(Drama) 832158.
Woman’s” eyes. (Motion picture)
19350.
Woman’s fight. (Motion picture)
17094.
Voman’s game. (Drama) 16730.
Woman’s home companion. Better
babies bureau. 18766.
Woman’s honor. (Motion picture)
14414.
1878
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Woman’s institute of domestic arts &
sciences, inc. How to proceed with
your studies. 138845.
Woman’s law. (Motion picture) 8985.
Woman’s natl. farm & garden assn.
quarterly. 27539, 31562.
Woman’s pageant. (Drama) 5281,
8578.
Woman’s power. (Motion picture)
6001.
Woman’s' way. (Motion picture)
19351.
Woman’s world magazine co., ince.
Keep fertile eggs under your setting
hens. 8221.
Women and men. (Drama) 1231.
Women’s kingdom. (Drama) 16781.
Women’s natl. agricultural & horticul-
tural assn. quarterly. 16444.
Women’s wear co. Harmuth (Louis)
Dictionary of women’s wear. 12356.
Won by valor. (Motion picture)
17095.
Won in arafiie. (Drama) 11232. _.
Won with a make-up. (Motion pic-
ture) 8986.
Wonder of the flowers. 15385.
Wonderful Christmas gift. (Drama)
32154.
Wonderful lamp. (Drama) 223849.
Wonderful lie. (Drama) 18956.
Wondo supply co. Making money in
the movie mint. 8222.
Wood (A. H.) Merry, merry Christ-
mas. 31568.
Wood (B. F.) music co. Latest nov-
elties. 22312.
Wood (Ben) All that glitters. 22313.
Wood (C. A.):
Revision of parliamentary rules by
the Pinkney women’s improve-
ment club. 11150.
Wired together. 11229.
Wood (C. F.) Wood’s timber exter-
minator. 138846.
Wood (D. B.) Good Indian’s prayer.
18847.
Wood (J. A.) My flag. 24863.
Wood (J.H.) Kane, Pa., direct. 9948.
Wood (J. R.) & sons.
sons, diamond cutters. 8223.
Wood (L. M.) Positive fresh reduc-
tion. 16446.
Wood (M.8.) Table of elemental per-
ceptions. 2752.
Wood (Stanley):
Hamlet. 16565*.
Macbeth. 16605*.
Wood (T. W.) & Sons.
grade seeds. 947.
Wood’s high
Wood-earver of ’Lympus. (Drama)
14064.
Wood Co., O.:
Direct. 10908.
Map. 8671.
| Wood-Crane co.
Woods bros.
J. R. Wood & |
Wood-Crane co. dis-
tributors of America’s best goods.
no. 82. 1916. 4944.
Wood nymph. (Motion picture)
8987.
Wood, Stubbs & co., inc. Blue rib-
bon seeds. 4945.
Woodbey (G. W.) Method of pro-
cedure in Baptist church trials.
27540.
Woodbridge (Hlizabeth) :
Christmas conspiracy.
Little folk in green.
Woodbridge, N. J.:
27656.
27656.
Direct. 15970.
Map. 25198.
Woodburn (J. A.) Hist. & govt. of
Ind. 16447.
Woodfin (A. I.) Jabberwocky. 2869.
Woodford (A. C.) Author’s illus,
quotation kalendar. 19485.
Woodlawn cemetery. Woodlawn.
31564.
Woodruff (C. S.) New bk. of Ver-
mont taxes & partial payments.
PACTS
Woodruff (J. H.) Berry’s writing
bks. 16448, 22314, 27541.
Woods (A. H.):
Gentlemen, think it over. 5047.
Social sentence. 11169.
Woods (HE. A.) agency inc. Best paid
hard work in the world. 24864.
Woods (T. 8S.) Mass (Mine) map.
25140.
Woods (W. E.) Anniversaries of
births, ete. 223505,
Woods (W. J.). Catholic feast & fast
day calendar. 233382.
Dawn of a new era in
real estate merchandising. 4946.
Woodsworth (M. 8.) My hearts de-
Sire. 8224.
Woodward (Matthew) Alone at last.
8258.
Woodward (Ruth) Wanted: some
publicity. 22644.
Woodward & Tiernan ptg. co. Bureau
of agric. research. Warm vegetable
garden. [ete.] 11888-11892.
Woodward ave. schl., Detroit, Mich.
Woodward ave. schl. for artistic
dancing. 31565.
Woodworth (H. A.):
Attraction at Cassidys. 31634.
Twelfth night on Jack’s beanstalk.
1204.
Woodworth (L. D.) System for real
estate brokers. 22316.
Wooing of Aunt Jemima, (Motion
picture) 11584.
Wooing of the winds. (Drama)
BAST
Wooing of William the Conqueror.
(Drama) 27680.
1879
INDEX
pines, ¥_ aa
Woolf (KH. A.) Lights & shadows. 5088.
Woolf (H.R.) Intwoflats. (Drama)
11058.
Woolfe’s dressmaking & tailoring col-
lege. Woolfe’s dressmaking & tailor-
ing system. 31559.
Woolford (Cator):
Inspection service jour.
Merchant’s guide. 16449.
Retail credit co. Instructions.
LGlsh:
Ready answers for hard ques-
tions. 4499.
Woolley (EH. M.) Earning a living in
9840.
Hurope & in America. 10909.
Woolman (EK. W.) Safeguarding the
health of the citizens. 58638.
Woolson spice co.:
Key sheet. 13848.
World, map. 22814.
Woonsocket, R. I., direct. 10910.
Woonsocket, 8S. D., map. 16884.
Woonsocket machine & press co. New
model. 18849.
Wooten (M. F.)
formulas. 22317.
Wootton (M. R.)
& non-infectious diseases.
Wop and the cop. (Drama)
Worcester, Mass.:
Direct. 4947, 10911, 31566.
Guide. 16450.
Map. 53869, 32319.
Word & works pub. co.
Hicks almanac. 30730.
Worden (G. M.) Building grades pay
roll time tables. 4948.
Worden (W. J.) Efficiency course in
retail selling. 24865.
Work (KE. W.) Unsearchable riches.
31567.
Work (J. M.) Conflict of laws.
18767, 18768.
Work of the army veterinary corps at
the front. (Motion picture) 14415.
Work of the remedial loan soe. 26180.
Workers in shops & factories. 6463.
Workers in stores & offices. 6464.
Working-class union. Working-class
Wooten’s revised
Care of infectious
22318.
1232:
Rev... Erl. RR:
[ete. ]
union. 10912.
World, map. 3139-8142, 5870-5375,
8672, 8673, 11343*, 14185, 16885,
19108, 22818, 22814, 25194, 25195,
32320.
World aflame. (Drama) 8579.
World against him.
32584.
World almanac & encyclopedia.
World bk. co.:
Ashford (B. K.) Problemas hi-
giénicos en Puerto Rico. 11679.
Courtis (S. A.) Courtis standard
practice tests. 938338.
Detroit pub. schls. standard
practice tests. 1625.
(Motion picture)
948.
a
World bk. eco.—Continued.
Ritchie (J. W.) Brief on Public
& personal health. 10515.
Sampson (C.H.) Aigebra review.
18408.
Weiss (M. M.) Libro primario.
de lectura aplicado a la higiene.
24805.
Wohlfarth (J. H.)
speller. 8219.
World conqueror. (Drama) 22659.
World famous cog-road. High alti-
tude & the heart. 22319.
World film corp.:
All man. 27767.
Almighty dollar. 22818.
As in a looking glass.
Ballet girl. 8682.
Bought. 5429.
Broken chains. 32336.
City. 32348.
Closed road. 11375.
Crucial test. 16926.
Dark silence. 22865.
Deep purple. 27803.
Evidence. 323860.
Fat’s boomerang. 14242.
Feast of life. 11397.
Friday the 13th. 22888.
Fruits of desire. 5562.
Gilded cage. 25261.
Hand of peril. S769.
Heart of a hero. 32386.
Her maternal right. 11485.
Hidden sear. 25274.
His brother’s wife. 11487.
Human driftwood. 8790.
Husband and wife. 19210.
Little mademoiselle. 5691.
Love’s crucible. 5708.
Madness of Helen. 27884.
Man who stood still. 25302.
Men she married. 27892.
Miss Petticoats. 19248.
On dangerous ground. 32478.
Over night. 5797.
Pawn of fate. 5812.
Paying the price. 19268.
Rack. 32517.
Rail rider. 19280.
Revolt. 22982.
Rise of Susan. 27922.
Sally in our alley. 17051.
Searlet oath. $2581.
Sins of society. 5884.
Siren’s song. 325389.
Social highwayman. 8928.
Sudden riches. 14875.
Summer girl. 193811.
Supreme sacrifice. 8947.
Tangled fates. 14878.
Then I’ll come back to you.
Tyranny of love. 14337.
Unpardonable sin. 8968.
Velvet paw. 23044.
Centennial
5390.
8955...
1880
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
World film corp.—Continued.
Vie de Boheme. 14397.
Weakness of man. 17082.
What happened at 22. 170838.
Without a soul. 27980.
Woman alone. 32582.
Woman’s power. 6002.
Woman’s way. 19351.
World against him. 32584.
Yellow passport. 6010.
World lighting appliance co., ine.
cial 20 day offer. 22320.
‘World savers. (Drama)
World series games.
Spe-
18957.
(Motion picture)
25406.
. World-state league. W orld-state.
22321.
- World war in Kidland. (Motion pic-
ture) 8988.
Worldly hope. (Drama) 16782.
World’s chronicle. Perfect spelling.
§225.
‘Worid’s great snare. (Motion picture)
14416.
World’s greatest athletes. (Motion
picture) 11585, 17096-17100, 19352-
19355.
World’s star knitting co.:
Spring & summer catalog. 949.
World’s star hosiery. 8226.
Worley (J. F.) direct. co.:
Albuquerque, N. M., direct. 6023.
Amarillo, Tex., direct. 19394.
Dallas, Tex., direct. 17429.
li] Paso, Tex., direct. 1758.
Port Arthur, Tex., direct. 18308.
Roswell, N. M., direct. 16073.
Worley-Friss Okl. direct. co. Okla-
homa City, Okl., direct. 15921.
Worm. (Drama) 8580, 32156.
Wormwood (EH. M.):
Doll that saved.an army.
Little acts for little
27619.
Worrall (Harvey ) Biographical
sketch of Harvey Worrall. 22322.
Worrall (Lechmere) Man who stayed
18821.
actors.
at home. 16611.
Worrell (A. C.) Vigil. 381568.
Worst of friends. (Motion picture)
6002, 19356.
Worth the money.
Worth while.
19357.
Worthington (C. EH.)
in reducing the
waste. 22328.
Worthington (Edward):
Choosing a husband. 8296.
It’s my Tom. 5070.
Judgment of Solomon. 2872.
‘Worthington (Geo.) co. Highty seven
yrs. of progress. 24866. :
Worthington (H. S&S.) Lecture on
French literature. 10913.
25084.
picture)
(Drama)
(Motion
How to assist
tremendous fire
Wortman (H. C.) Combination pay-
ment record. 8227.
Would you forgive? (Motion picture)
32389.
Would you forgive her? (Motion pic-
ture) 14417.
Wrath of Cactus Moore. (Motion pic-
ture) 25407.
Wreck. (Motion picture) 14333.
Wreck in the North Sea. (Motion pic- .
ture) 6003.
Wreckage. (Drama) 85S80*.
Wrecker. (Drama) 32157.
Wright (A. J. M.) Miss Seatterbrain.
16621.
Wright (A. V.) Frolic and fun. 8350.
Vright (B. FEF.) Baby’s jour. 27542.
Wright (Benson) Statutory calendar.
2754, 4949.
Wright (Bertie) pseud. ee Wright
(A. J. M.)
Wright (C. D.) To the game of golf.
31569.
Wright (C. De V.) Suffrajinx. 5191.
Wright (C. W.) Chesapeake Bay.
A976.
Wright (D. iB.) Poems in prose.
22324,
Wright (HK. F.)
& soiling crops.
Meadows, pastures
[ete.] 8228, 8229.
Wright (H. H.) As you like it.
aU te rs
Wright (H. W.) Soliloquy of our flag.
13850,
Wright (Hdith) Gringo. 8366.
Wright (F. D.) Job lots. 13851.
Wright (F. R. P.) Artist’s dream.
31608.
Wright (I. L.) Rules for. the Peggy
practical games. 31570.
Wright (J. L.) Hobbyhorse checkers.
24867.
Wright (J. R.) Summary of the open-
ing addresses of the Wright-Som-
mer debate. 10914.
Wright (J. W.) Garden. 950.
Wright (lL. EH.) Colonial garden at
Stenton. 8230.
Wright (M. L.)
951, 2755, 4950.
Wright (M. M.):
Mission of the damned.
Sheep dog. 11162.
Wright (R. E.):
Code. 138911.
Pen & the sword. 22553.
Managing marriage.
18870.
Wright (S. V.) White Eagle. Cus-
ter battle. 16429.
Wright (T. LL.) Beloit pageant.
13885.
Wright (W. F.):
Efficiency suggestions. 138853.
Only Billy Sunday. 10915.
Wright (W. H.) Man of promise.
22495.
1881
INDEX
Convulsion. 2805.
Wright (W. M.) jr.
See Wright (L.
Wright (Mrs. W. R.)
Bi.)
Wright direct. co.:
Brown Co., Wis., direct. 14696.
Eau Claire, Wis. Direct. 1730.
—— Map. 3015.
Kkenosha, Wis., direct. 467.
Milwaukee, Wis. Direct. 24176.
Map. 25144.
Wright direct. co.:
Racine, Wis. Direct. 7688.
Map. 5327.
West Allis, Wis., direct. 16411.
Wright flying field, inc. Wright flying
schl. 18769.
Wrights Indian vegetable pill co., ine.
Mixtura de Crossman. 27543.
Wrighison (H. J.) Course of lessons
in musical composition. 16451.
Wrigley (R. B.) Lighter lunches.
13852.
Wrist watches.
27775.
Writers club. Truth about photoplay
writing. 24868.
Writer’s selling service:
First aid to ambitious men &
women writers. 10916.
Service that helps new writers
succeed. §231, 13854, 22325.
Wallace (E. G.) Changing ideas
into cash. 10835.
Writing on the wall.
ture) 6004.
Wroble (J. G.)
tem. 18770.
Wrong beds. (Motion picture)
Wrong bird. (Motion picture)
Wrong combination. (Drama) 22660.
(Motion pic-
Shortner code sys-
17101.
Wrong door. (Motion picture) 6006.
Wrong heart. (Motion picture) 32585.
Wrong house. (Drama) 8581.
Wrong Mr. Wright. (Motion picture)
6007.
Wroughton (0. L.):
Business building. 4954.
Business ethics. 10917.
Spiritual science emblem.
Wrubel (Mrs. C. M.) Reliable corres.
club. Contract to my gentlemen
members. fete.] 4495, 4496.
Wsciekty student. (Drama) 2965.
Wu Ting Fang. Wu Ting Fang’s mes-
Sage. 31571.
Wuest (E. W.) Loose leaf phonic pic-
ture ecards. 2765.
Wiistenmoral. (Drama) 16733.
Wundt (Theodor) Disziplin. 22404.
Wuppermann (Carlos) Laughing
Harry. 18854.
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) co.:
Complete evolution of a high
grade piano. 4955.
Victrola as an aid to bus.
(Motion picture)
|
13855.
22326.
pi TS
Wyeth (H. M.) War and woman.
BAW @
Wyeth (Henrietta) Honeymoon in
2000. 5058.
Wyeth (J. A.) Great republic. 16452.
Wylie (D. W.) Wylie way pub. co.
Old & New ‘Testament charts.
22330.
Wylie (E. R.)
efe. 31572:
Wylie (I. A. R.):
Day of days.
Essentials of finance,
4956.
Duchess in pursuit. 10918, 13856,
16453, 16454, 18771, 22327,
24869, 27544, 31573, 31574.
Wylie way pub. co. Old & New Testa-
ment charts. 22330.
Wyman (Bruce) Liabilities of the
earrier for loss of goods. 10919.
Wynne (Anna):
On the path of the child. 31940.
Warfare of vanity. 1220.
Wynne (Otto) pseud. See Hart
(J. M. E.)
Wyoming, map. 1370, 19104, 19105,
22815.
Wyoming calculator co. Computing
tables for determining workmen’s
compensation periods. 22331.
Wyoming weather chart calendar.
31575.
Wyre (M. G.) Mother Goose up-to-
date. 5109.
Wyrodna cérka. (Drama) 2966.
Wyse (A. A.) Acceptable man.
18785.
X (Miss) pseud. See Parsons (L. O.)
X-ray incubator co.:
Instructions for operating X-ray
incubators & X-ray brooders.
4957. a
X-ray picture book. 31576.
X-3. .(Motion picture) - 6008.
Xanrof (Léon) Fétiche. 13930.
Xanrof (Léon) pseud. See also Four-
neau (Léon)
Xilons. (Drama) 32072.
Ya tengo mi hombre. (Drama }
11233.
Yachtsman’s ann. guide & nautical
calendar. 16455.
Yakima Co., Wash.:
Direct. 657.
Map. 31458.
Yalden (J. E. G.)
22332.
Yaie, OklL., map. 14186.
Yale & Towne mfg. co. Mannix (W.
F.) Amer. security. 30032.
Yale univ. press. :
Johnson (Alien)
Notes on geom.
Chronicles of
America. 12584.
Tidings brought to Mary. 18930.
Yanagiwara (Sukeshige) Japanese
insur. typewriter key board. 13857.
1882
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Yankton, S. D., map. 19106.
Yano (Shuzo) Japanese tele.
dress direct. card. 31577.
Yanoco ivory co. Beauty in a boudoir.
24870.
Yaqui. (Motion picture) 6009.
Yarmy (Charles) Nemenyi (E. N.)
Week’s military events. 24244.
Yates (L. B.) Live bird. 5085.
Yavapai Co., Ariz., map. 27765.
Yawman & Erle mfg. co.:
Archivos y sistemas para oficinas.
fered) (31518, 31579.
File all your papers in a your-file.
4958.
Record filing cabinets. 957.
800 series of vertical filing cabi-
nets. 10920.
Ye colonial art shop.:
Coole (R. G.) Friend of my heart.
[ete.] 28664-28670.
Cromer (D. G.) Sierra memory.
28695.
Ye gods! (Drama)
Ye planry, inc.
8232.
Yeager (Edith) Way of joy.
Years of the locust.
27982.
Yeats (W. B.) Hour-glass. 27599*.
Yegged man. (Drama) 8582.
Yellow diamonds. (Drama)
Yellow girl. (Motion picture) 19358.
Yellow menace, episode no. 2. (Mo-
tion picture) 8989, 14418-14424,
17102-17109.
Yellow passport.
ad-
14065.
Stock specification.
8563.
(Motion picture)
32158.
(Motion picture)
6010.
Yellow pawn. (Motion picture)
27983.
Yellow peril. (Drama) 25085.
Yellow taxi service, inc. Bk. of rules.
10921.
Yellow yielding. (Drama) 5212.
Yellowstone national park, Wy., map.
14187.
Yellowstone trail assn.
map. 1€878.
Yellowstone western stage co.:
Yellowstone natl. park. 16456.
Yellowstone national park, Wy.,
map. 14187.
Yeoman service. (Drama)
Yeomans bros. co.:
Small electrically driven centrifu-
gal pumps. 10922.
Yeomans duplex electric centrifu-
gai sewage ejectors. 16457.
United States,
25086.
Yeomans electric bilge pumps.
31580.
Yerian (J. H.) Drillers chart. 13858.
Yes or no. (Drama). 5232, 11234.
Yester-year. (Drama) 32159.
Yesterday & today. (Drama) 16734,
32160.
|
|
Yesterday, to-day & hereafter.
(Drama). 5233.
Yo-sem-i-te. (Drama) 32161.
Yoder (W. A.) Helps in nature study
& indus. work. 10923.
Yogo or Yoga. (Drama) 27681.
Yoke of gold. 17110.
Yonas (Barukh) Blu sky magazin.
24872.
Yonkers, N. Y., direct. 24873.
Yore (Clement) Colorado. 18773.
York (C. F.) Overlook farm. 10924.
York, Neb., map. 1871.
York composition co.
M.) Bundle of kisses.
York Co., Pa., map. 16886.
Yorke film corp.:
Big Tremaine. 27779.
Mister 44. 22958.
River of romance. 17049.
Yosemite. Cal., map. 16868, 16869,
16882.
Yosemite Valley, map. 19107.
Yost (W. B.) Parody on woman suf-
frage. 16458.
You. (Drama)
You're alright,
32162.
You ’re it.
You ’re next.
You want something.
Sturgeon (R.
13565.
5284.
Elsie. (Drama)
(Drama) 16735.
(Motion picture) 69011.
(Motion pic-
ture) 19359.
Young (C. K.) film corp. Common
law. —22852.
Young (C. M.) Angel’s prayer.
16459.
Young (C. R.) Range-finder. 16461.
Young (Clarence) Motor boys, Ned,
Bob & Jerry at Boxwood Hall.
16460.
Young (E.) True aid soc. of America.
Constitution. [ete.] 27857, 27358.
Young (E. A.) Danger line. 13859.
Young (HE. F.) Young & Field liter-
ary readers. 4959, 8233.
Young (H. L.) Ragtime opera of trial
marriage. 8478.
Young (F. L.) Young system of phy-
sical culture for busy men. 223338.
Young (G. J.) Jimsey’s queen. 16581.
Young (J. E.) Shady Shere. 5179.
Young (J. P.) Detroit central real es-
tate syndicate Certificate. [ete.]
23504-23507.
Youns.. (N.. .B.) Mercantile ref.
agency’s bk. of commer. ratings of
corporations, ete. 4215. _
Yong (O. N.) Bank account. 4960.
Young (P. B.) Auto race ecard game.
13860.
Young (R. C. M.) Leave it to me.
2879.
Youngs CK.)::
Captain Kidd, jr. 381674.
Lady Luxury. 83896.
1883
INDEX
pt: I, Biss Voss
Young (W. B.):
Love garden of Mars.
Mountebanks. 8429.
Taking a chance. 5194.
Young (W. F.) Catholic year book.
19783.
Young churchman ¢o.:
Hearing God speak throgh the
spread of the church’s message.
Pupil’s manual. 23800.
Protestant Episcopal church in the
11082.
U. S: Batherhood of God.
LGGEZ.
Hearing God speak. [ete.]
26989, 26990.
Hearing God speak
ehurch worship. 17744.
Hearing God speak
the Christian seasons.
24422, 24423.
Runnalls (C. B.) With God in
the silence. 24481.
ladies mutual improvement
assn. General board. Hand bk. for
the Bee-hive girls. 24874.
M. C. A. athletic league.
Joint rules committee.
Y. M. C. A. (Internatl. committee of) :
through
through
[ ete. ]
Young
YG. See
Amer. standard program. 27546.
Eddy (Sherwood) Doubt. [etce.]
12146, 12147.
Harris, (Hy MM.) Challenge to
service. 17718.
Latshaw (D. G.) Under orders.
24061.
McCowan (H. S.) Stranger’s
story. 26629.
Outline for the study of the so-
cial prin. of Jesus. 16462.
Robbins (J. C.) Missionary mes-
sage of the Bible. 2408.
Roberts (Peter) English for com-
ing Americans. 4507.
Ward (C. 8.) Intensive financial
campaign. 138740.
VS ME Ge A) ear Dike! easy:
Y. W. C. A.’s (National board of):
Bailey (Temple) Girl’s courage.
28182.
Cater) “(ion 3) Your grand-
mother’s job & yours. 28504.
Chickering (M. A.) Broken
swords. 28585.
Drennan (Marie) Prayers of a
week. 1718.
Graham (Abbie) Gift of leader-
ship, . 2972.
McCulloch (R. H.): Ques. for a
young woman of today. 7286.
Owers (Anna) Pulling together.
30534.
Raine (J... WwW.) God’s in his
heaven. 30702.
Sayre (J. W.) Girl & the caste
system. 380844,
Y. W. C. A.’s—Continued.
Seesholtz (A. G.) Secret of
eternal youth. 380904.
Young = sleuth. (Motion
14425.
picture)
Youngdohl (Olive) Emogene. 83831.
Youngest dryad. (Drama) 22661.
Youngest in the family. (Motion pic-
ture) 19860.
Youngstown, O., direct. 4961.
Your country needs you. (Drama)
8588.
Your daughter. (Drama) 32168.
Your daughter & mine. (Drama)
16736. aN
Your money or your wife. (Drama)
32164.
Your people. (Drama) 1238.
Youth. (Drama) 11234*, 22662.
Youth of fortune. (Motion picture)
8990.
Ypres, the shell-shattered city of
Flanders. (Motion picture) 5779.
Ypsilanti, Mich. :
Direct. 1411.
Map. 25196.
Yu Wang. See Wang (Yu)
Yukon, Pa., map. 19108.
Yule-tide revel. (Drama) 27682.
Yunker (Fred) Greenhorn. 22435.
Yust from Sweden. (Motion picture)
6012.
Zach. (Drama) 27683.
Zacharie (Viola):
Destiny. 5023.
Net. 8486.
Zacharow (Isidor) Exposure of the
drys & - prohibition movement.
10926.
Zahajkiewicz (Szezesny) :
Dwoch Feliks6éw i dwie Felunie.
2820.
Zydowskie swaty. 2968.
Zam Zam. (Drama) 8584.
Zaner (GC; PB.)
10927.
Zaner & Bloser. Zaner (C. P.) Zaner
method writing. 10927.
Zanesville, O.:
Direct. 8234.
Map. 22816, 25197. .
Zangarini (Carlo) Ultimo dei Moi-
eani. .85d3.
Zanghieri (Tancred) :
Austrians attack
138861.
Died to save the
fete.] 16464-16467.
Italians assist in Albania.
27547, 27548.
Seaffolds Italy’s memory of em-
peror. 31581.
Terrific fire razes trenches. 22334.
Zarate (Antonio Gil y) See Gil y Za-
rate (Antonio)
Zaner method writing.
own foree.
grenadiers.
fete.]
1884
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1916
Zavala (Adina) Margil vine. 28793.
Zearing, Ia., map. 3144.
Zeikin (George) Bride’s _ secret.
16505.
Zeitschrift fiir wahrheitsforschung
(Verlag der) Zeitschrift fiir wahr-
heitsforschung. $8235.
Zelliot (Ernest) E-Z farm record
system. 8237.
Zeng (H. L.de) See De Zeng (H. L.)
Zenith carburetor co. Zenith nomo-
graph. 24875.
Zenobia, a dream of ancient Egypt.
(Drama) 18958.
Zeps. (Drama) 14066.
Zetland (Schevel Tzitlonok-)
Tzitlonok-Zetland (Schevel)
Zévaco (Michel) -Don Juan.
Ziegfeld follies of 1916.
14067.
Ziegler (F. J.):
Motherlove. 24999.
Phoenix. 11130.
Such is life. 25049.
Ziegler ptg. co., inc. Connell (J. T.)
Two thousand words. 23402.
Zier (A. M.) Prayer for the nations.
31582.
Zilles (A. P.)
31901.
Zim. See Zimmerman (Eugene)
See
22335.
(Drama)
Mrs. Eastman’s brooch.
Zimmer der Pompadour. (Drama)
25087.
Zimmerling (C. B.) Philadelphia.
Direct. of member’s of Philadelphia
bar. 692.
Zimmerman (FE. R.) Casa
Valley, Ariz., map. 25102.
Zimmerman (Eugene):
Jug full of nonsensical wisdom.
13862.
Language and eftticket of poker.
16463.
Zimmerman (W. A.):
Dear mother mine.
31587.
Grande
fete.] 31583—
Knock ! you knocker. Knock! 8238.
Salute to the Amer. flag. 10928.
Zing (A. H.) Two—&a third. 22633.
Yinkhan (Mrs. M. A. J.) Yesterday,
to-day & hereafter. 5233.
Zinn (A. M.) Girl and the sailor.
27592.
Zinser (R. W.) Money bags. 24997.
Zitkala-Sa. pseud. See Bonnin (Ger-
trude)
Zito (E.):
Mother. 22517.
Unknown woman. 18948.
Zlotopolsky (Sam) Her power. 2853.
Zolotkoff (Leon) Empty cradle.
§239.
Zolotoretsky (I.) Red light. 16663.
Zoo arrivals from South America.
(Motion picture) 8991.
Zoak (J. G.) Guernsey market house.
13863.
Zorn (EE. G.)
16468, 16469.
Zosia druhna.
Zouri drawn metals co.
22336.
Zuchtmann
music system.
Zucker (G. W.)
ture. 10929.
Zuckerman (S. D.):
Advertisers art & cut service, inc.
Zuckerman weekly fashion serv-
ice. 10, 1872, 3148, 11597.
Natl. service co., ine. Zuckerman
weekly fashion art service.
15821, 21218.
Zuckerman weekly fashion art
service. 15821.
Zukowski (Augustyn):
Hollow tile silo. [ete.]
(Drama) 2967.
Price index.
(Simon) Alphabetical
8240.
Planning for the fu-
Dziecko mitoSei. 2821.
U przekupki. 2949.
Zumwalt (Imri) Call of the open
fields. 31588.
Zuniana. (Drama) 11235.
Zunser (M. S.) What it meant to
Mother Carson. 27676.
Zutro (R. Ho.)
Dawn of a new day. 5019.
Prineess from the Orient. 22565.
Zrwietusech (W. Y.) Somewhere in
France. 2932.
Zydowskie swaty.
(Drama) 2968.
1 plus 1 equals 2. (Motion picture)
11514.
6 little taylors. (Drama) 8585.
12 East 3ist st. hotel co. Hotel Le
Marquis. 24876.
13? (Drama) 2969.
19 states will elect delegates. 4962.
22 Bellevue annex. (Drama) 16737.
$100 bond news, ine. Investor’s guide.
24877.
$500 goes begging. (Drama) 1234.
$500 secret. (Drama) 1234.
600 miles from New York. (Drama)
1235.
1914-1915. (Drama) 1236.
1915 town in revue. (Drama) 1237.
1916 Cap & gown (Editors of the)
Cap & gown. 17321.
23283 Bade st. (Drama) 32165.
$5.000 dream. (Motion picture)
25408.
$5,000 reward. (Drama) 16738.
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