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Cumulative service to Blashfield's cyclopedia of automobile law, 1929. SEE Blashfield, De Witt C.
A treatise on the rescission of contracts. SEE Black, Henry Campbell.
Vernon's cumulative quarterly statute service. SEE Vernon's cumulative quarterly statute service.
VERNON'S CUMULATIVE QUARTERLY STATUTE SERVICE FOR VERNON'S ANNOTATED REVISED CIVIL AND CRIMINAL STATUTES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, to January 1, 1929. © 16Jan29; A5239. Vernon Law Book Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R168041.
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VERRILL, A. HYATT.
Old civilizations of the New World. © 11Apr29; A7454. A. Hyatt Verrill (A); 21May56; R171116.
VESTAL, STANLEY.
Happy hunting grounds, by Stanley Vestal, pseud. of W. S. Campbell. Illustrated by Frederick Weygold. © 6Feb28; A1074691. W. S. Campbell (A); 5Jan56; R162698.
VIKING PRESS, INC.
The Arctic rescue. SEE Lundborg, Einar.
Black magic. SEE Morand, Paul.
Class reunion. SEE Werfel, Franz.
Dramatic works. SEE Hauptmann, Gerhart.
Molinoff. SEE Bedel, Maurice.
Two Anglo-Saxon plays. SEE Feuchtwanger, Lion.
VILLIERS, ALAN J.
Falmouth for orders. With an introd. by Frank C. Bowen. © 15Mar29; A6036. Alan J. Villiers (A); 30Mar56; R167632.
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VIZETELLY, FRANK H.
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VIZETELLY, FRANK H. SEE
The College Standard dictionary of the English language.
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VLAMINCK, MAURICE DE.
Tournant dangereux. © 12Feb29; AF4083. Maurice de Vlaminck (A); 20May56; R171285.
VOLTAIRE, FRANCOIS MARIE AROUET DE.
The romances of Voltaire. Edited by Manuel Komroff. © on note regarding some of the editors and publishers of Voltaire's works; 30Jul28; A1054975. Manuel Komroff (A); 31May56; R171398.
<pb id='149.png' /> VON BERGE, HERMAN.
Children's Day treasury no. 39. SEE Children's Day treasury.
Easter treasury no. 34. SEE Easter treasury.
I found Him in my heart. SEE Adams, Carrie B.
Palms of victory. SEE Lorenz, E. S.
VONIER, ANSCAR.
The angels. Introd. by S. G. Messmer. © 2Apr28, AI-11127; 4Sep28, A1054078. Rt. Rev. Abbot (E); 15Mar56; R166490.
VON ROSEN, ULLA. SEE Rosen, Ulla von.
VON TILZER, A.
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WADE, HERBERT TREADWELL, ed. SEE The New international year book.
WAGENKNECHT, EDWARD.
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WAGHORNE, ADA.
Hymn of the Seraphim. SEE Waghorne, W. R.
WAGHORNE, W. R.
Hymn of the Seraphim (for piano and organ) (In The Choir leader, Feb. 1929) © 2Jan29; B17627. Ada Waghorne (W); 7May56; R170020.
WAILES, M. BLAIR, ed. SEE American law reports annotated.
WALDEN, ARTHUR TREADWELL.
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WALLACE, ARCHER.
Heroes of peace. © 5Apr29; A7341. Archer Wallace (A); 19Jun56; R172724.
WALLACE, EDGAR.
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WALLER, HANNAH, tr.
Maria Capponi. SEE Schickele, Rene.
WALLING, FLORENCE MARJORIE.
Murder at the keyhole. SEE Walling, R. A. J.
WALLING, JOSE GREET.
Murder at the keyhole. SEE Walling, R. A. J.
WALLING, MARGARET WOOD.
Her knight comes riding. SEE Weaver, John V. A.
WALLING, R. A. J.
Murder at the keyhole. © 14Feb29; A4460. Robert Victor Walling, Florence Marjorie Walling & Jose Greet Walling (C); 15Mar56; R166842.
<pb id='151.png' n='1956_h1/A/0725' /> WALLING, ROBERT VICTOR.
Murder at the keyhole. SEE Walling, R. A. J.
WALPOLE, HUGH.
Farthing Hall, by Hugh Walpole and J. B. Priestley. © 26Feb29; A4831. Rupert Hart-Davis & John Haldane (E of H. Walpole); 1Mar56; R165516.
WALSH, JAMES J.
The Catholic Church and healing. © 20Mar28; A1068464. Julia H. Walsh (W); 29Feb56; R165718.
WALSH, JULIA H.
The Catholic Church and healing. SEE Walsh, James J.
WALSH, RICHARD J.
The making of Buffalo Bill; in collaboration with Milton S. Salsbury. © 26Oct28; A319. Richard J. Walsh (A); 18Apr56; R168610.
WALTER, DOROTHY C.
Biology of the vertebrates. SEE Walter, Herbert Eugene.
WALTER, FRANK KELLER.
Bibliography, practical, enumerative, historical. SEE Van Hoesen, Henry Bartlett.
WALTER, HERBERT EUGENE.
Biology of the vertebrates. © 17Jan28; A1061268. Dorothy C. Walter (NK); 5Jan56; R162112.
WANG, CHI-CHEN.
Dream of the red chamber. SEE T'sao Hsüeh-chin.
WANNAMAKER, OLIN D., tr.
Initiate consciousness. SEE Steiner, Rudolf.
WARBURTON, STANLEY.
An avatar in Vishnu land, concerning chiefly Viroschand Ganeshkind, merchant of India. © 26Oct28; A343. Stanley Warburton (A); 4Jun56; R171910.
WARDELL, ELIZABETH GLASS.
And druggists have troubles, too. SEE Glass, Montague.
You've got to keep after 'em. SEE Glass, Montague.
WARE, HARLAN.
Rag opera, by Harlan Ware and James Prindle. © 28Feb29; A4685. Harlan Ware (A); 26Apr56; R169619.
WARE, HENRY.
The adventures of Andrew. SEE White, Eliza Orne.
WARHURST, FLORA MABEL.
The guarded halo. SEE Pedler, Margaret.
WARNER, SYLVIA TOWNSEND.
The true heart. © 18Feb29; A4566. Sylvia Townsend Warner (A); 23Feb56; R165366.
WARNER'S NOVELTIES FOR TENOR BANJO OR TENOR GUITAR WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT, by R. J. Amenta, Ralph Rogers, J. E. Henning, Zahr Myron Bickford and Tom Carey. Piano acc. Fred K. Huffer. © 6Feb29; AA8705. Chart Music Pub. House, Inc. (PWH); 23Feb56; R165264.
WARREN, CHARLES.
The making of the Constitution. © 27Oct28; A482. Mrs. Charles Warren (W); 6Jan56; R163317.
WARREN, MRS. CHARLES.
The making of the Constitution. SEE Warren, Charles.
WARSHOW, H. THOMAS.
Jay Gould. SEE Warshow, Robert Irving.
WARSHOW, ROBERT IRVING.
Jay Gould. © 20Apr28; A1074191. H. Thomas Warshow (NK); 3Feb56; R164357.
<pb id='152.png' /> WASHBURN, ALFRED H., joint author.
Diseases of the blood and blood-building organs. SEE Lucas, William Palmer.
WATKINS, RICHARD HOWELLS.
The air murders. © 3May29; A8016. Richard H. Watkins (A); 8May56; R170468.
WAUD, ANN.
Gotobedde Lane. SEE Bower, Marian.
WAUGH, ALEC.
Portrait of a celibate. (Pub. abroad as Nor many waters) © 15Aug28, AI-11736; 8Feb29, A4578. Alec Waugh (A); 10Feb56; R164849.
WAUGH, EVELYN.
Decline and fall. © 18Sep28, AI-11899; 15Mar29; A6349. Evelyn Waugh (A); 23Apr56; R168971.
WEAVER, JAMES P.
Good will circulation plan. © 11Jun28; A1081422. James P. Weaver (A); 7Feb56; R164332.
WEAVER, JOHN V. A.
Her knight comes riding. © 20Jul28; A1083450. Margaret Wood Walling (W); 1Mar56; R165669.
WEBB, B. ETHEL, ed.
Cinderella, Jack the Giant killer, Little Red Riding-Hood, and other favorite fairy tales, arranged with introd. by B. Ethel Webb. © on introd. & editing; 28Mar28; A1077599. John C. Winston Co. (PWH); 29Dec55; R162324.
The little lame prince. SEE Craik, Dinah Maria (Mulock)
WEBER, MAX. SEE Folio of guitar solos and duets.
WEBSTER, HENRY KITCHELL.
The sealed trunk. © 25Jan29; A5091. Mary O. Webster (W); 20Apr56; R168616.
WEBSTER, MARY O.
The sealed trunk. SEE Webster, Henry Kitchell.
WEDECK, HARRY E., joint author.
Narrationes Biblicae from the Vulgate. SEE Lipsky, Abram.
WEEKES, AGNES R. SEE Pryde, Anthony.
WEEKES, BLANCHE E.
Aesop's fables. Introd. by Blanche E. Weekes, illustrated by John Fitz, Jr. © on introd. & illus.; 5Mar28; A1077600. John C. Winston Co. (PWH); 29Dec55; R162325.
A child's garden of verses. SEE Stevenson, Robert Louis.
A dog of Flanders. SEE De la Ramee, Louise.
Jackanapes. SEE Ewing, Juliana Horatia.
Rip Van Winkle and The legend of Sleepy Hollow. SEE Irving, Washington.
WEEKES, ROSE K., joint author.
A fool in the forest. SEE Pryde, Anthony.
WEGENER, ALFRED.
Theory of continental drift. SEE American Assn. of Petroleum Geologists, Inc.
WEIMAN, RITA.
The poor sport. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, Apr. 1929) © 8Mar29; B18698. Jack Weinman (E); 9Apr56; R168146.
Voltage. (In Liberty, May 4, 1929) © 27Apr29; B26301. Jack Weinman (E); 7May56; R169938.
WEINER, MRS. LEONARD.
Narrationes Biblicae from the Vulgate. SEE Lipsky, Abram.
<pb id='153.png' /> WEINMAN, JACK.
The poor sport. SEE Weiman, Rita.
Voltage. SEE Weiman, Rita.
WEINSTEIN, ALEXANDER.
Heredity and development. (In Stieglitz, Julius Oscar, ed. Chemistry in medicine. Chapter 2, p. 25-72) © 15Sep28; A1054648. Alexander Weinstein (A); 18Jan56; R163321.
WELLS, CAROLYN.
Sleeping dogs. © 7Jun29; A8767. Maurice O'Connell, Jr. (Adm. d.b.n.c.t.a.); 15Jun56; R172560.
WELLS, FRANCIS RICHARD.
The king who was a king. SEE Wells, H. G.
The way the world is going. SEE Wells, H. G.
WELLS, GEORGE PHILIP.
The king who was a king. SEE Wells, H. G.
The way the world is going. SEE Wells, H. G.
WELLS, H. G.
The king who was a king. © 15Feb29, AI-12541; 24May29, A9513. George Philip Wells & Francis Richard Wells (C); 29May56; R171606.
The way the world is going. © 2Jan29; A3647. George Philip Wells & Francis Richard Wells (C); 5Jan56; R162955.
Die Weltgeschichte. Die Übersetzung aus dem englischen besorgten Otto Mandl, Helene M. Reiff und Erna Redtenbacher. © 26Oct28; AF1867. Otto Mandl, Helene M. Reiff & Erna Redtenbacher (A); 29Feb56; R166598.
WENTWORTH, PATRICIA.
Grey mask. © 27Sep28, AIO-12127; 19Jan29, A5947. Mrs. G. O. Turnbull (Patricia Wentworth) (A); 24Jan56; R164054.
WERFEL, FRANZ.
Class reunion. Translated by Whittaker Chambers. © 6Jun29; A8576. Viking Press, Inc. (PWH); 7Jun56; R172364.
WERMELSKIRCHEN, L.
Livestock enterprises. SEE Davis, Kary Cadmus, ed.
WERREMEYER, DANIEL W.
Minimum essentials of mathematics. Answers. 9th year, by Daniel W. Werremeyer and Charles H. Lake. © 26Apr28; A1076108. Charles H. Lake (A); 26Apr56; R170188.
WERTENBAKER, CHARLES.
Peter the drunk. © 23Feb29; A5646. Lael Tucker Wertenbaker (A); 19Mar56; R166875.
WERTENBAKER, LAEL TUCKER.
Peter the drunk. SEE Wertenbaker, Charles.
WESEEN, EDWIN.
Crowell's dictionary of English grammar and handbook of American usage. SEE Weseen, Maurice H.
WESEEN, MAURICE H.
Crowell's dictionary of English grammar and handbook of American usage. © 9Mar28; A1068247. Mildred H. Weseen, Effie Weseen Anderson & Edwin Weseen (NK); 27Feb56; R165430.
WESEEN, MILDRED H.
Crowell's dictionary of English grammar and handbook of American usage. SEE Weseen, Maurice H.
WEST, REBECCA.
A commentary. Pt. 1-2. By Rebecca West, pseud. of Cecily Fairfield Andrews. (In The Bookman, Mar.-Apr. 1929) © 1Mar29, B19881; 3Apr29, B23683. Rebecca West (A); 7Mar56, R166134; 19Apr56, R168740.
<pb id='154.png' n='1956_h1/A/0726' /> A London commentary, by Rebecca West, pseud. of Cecily Fairfield Andrews. (In The Bookman, Jan. 1929) © 8Jan29; B14197. Cecily Fairfield Andrews (A); 9Feb56; R164708.
A London letter, by Rebecca West, pseud. of Cecily Fairfield Andrews. (In The Bookman, June 1929) © 3Jun29; B31200. Rebecca West (A); 7Jun56; R172365.
A London letter, pt. 1, by Rebecca West, pseud. of Cecily Fairfield Andrews. (In The Bookman, May 1929) © 1May29; B27370. Cecily Fairfield Andrews (A); 24May56; R171394.
There is no conversation, by Rebecca West, pseud. of Cecily Fairfield Andrews. (In The Saturday evening post, Dec. 8, 15, 1928) © 6Dec28, B7946; 13Dec28, B8945. Rebecca West (Cecily Fairfield Andrews) (A); 23Dec55; R162310-162311.
WEST PUB. CO.
Law for engineers and architects. SEE Simpson, Laurence P.
Louisiana reports. SEE Louisiana. Supreme Court.
Main heads, divisions and sub-divisions of Classification scheme and scope notes. SEE American digest.
Reports of the Louisiana Courts of Appeal. SEE Louisiana. Courts of Appeal.
Temporary Kentucky digest. SEE Kentucky. Court of Appeals.
Texas writs of error table supplement. Nov. 1928. Signatures 5-6. Supplement to Complete Texas writs of error table, 3d ed., 1927. © 14Nov28; A3031-3030. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 5Jan56; R162380-162379.
Third decennial edition of the American digest, 1926. SEE American digest.
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WESTERN ACTUARIAL BUREAU.
Analytic system for the classification of exterior fire protection. SEE Parker, J. V.
WETJEN, ALBERT RICHARD.
Way for a sailor. © 26Oct28; A1527. Joan Crawford (E); 6Jan56; R162128.
WEYGOLD, FREDERICK, illus.
Happy hunting grounds. SEE Vestal Stanley.
WEYMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM.
The lively Peggy. SEE Weyman, Stanley J.
WEYMAN, STANLEY J.
The lively Peggy. © 16Aug28; A1053063. Arthur William Weyman (PPW); 23Feb56; R165650.
The lively Peggy. Chapter 16-18, 19-21, 22-24. (In The Cornhill magazine, Feb.-Apr. 1928) © 25Jan28, AI-10728; 24Feb28, AI-10729; 26Mar28, AI-10939. Arthur William Weyman (NK); 3Jan56; R165644-165646. (See also A1053063)
The lively Peggy. Chapter 25-27, 28-30, 31-33. (In The Cornhill magazine, May-July 1928) © 26Apr28, AI-11126; 23May28, AI-11286; 25Jun28, AI-11399. Arthur William Weyman (PPW); 23Feb26; R165647-165649. (See also A1053063)
WHARTON, EDITH.
Hudson River bracketed. (In Delineator, Sept. 1928-June 1929) © 11Aug28, B797611; 12Sep28, B799662; 16Oct28, B2046; 13Nov28, B5668; 10Dec28, B8776; 8Jan29, B13038; 9Feb29, B17311; 12Mar29, B20265; 10Apr29, B24225; 7May29, B27236. Fredric R. King (E); 11Jan56, R163457-163462; 13Feb56, R164794; 16Mar56, R166573; 18May56, R170684-170685.
WHAT RELIGION MEANS TO ME, by Harry Emerson Fosdick, and others. Sherman Eddy, editor. (Personal problems series, no. 7) © 26Mar29; A7910. Sherman Eddy (A); 28Mar56; R167466.
WHEELER, ADALINE E.
Foibles of insects and men. SEE Wheeler, William Morton.
WHEELER, JANET D.
Billie Bradley at Treasure Cove; or, The old sailor's secret, by Janet D. Wheeler, pseud. of Edward Stratemeyer. © 1May28; A1082204. Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier (C); 13Apr56; R168298.
WHEELER, RALPH E.
Foibles of insects and men. SEE Wheeler, William Morton.
WHEELER, WILLIAM MORTON.
Foibles of insects and men. © 27Apr28; A1077033. Adaline E. Wheeler & Ralph E. Wheeler (C); 1Mar56; R165660.
<pb id='156.png' /> WHEEN, ARTHUR WESLEY, tr.
All quiet on the western front. SEE Remarque, Erich Maria.
WHELESS, MAMIE T.
The answering voice. SEE Teasdale, Sara, comp.
WHIPS, CLARA ELIZABETH.
The sunbonnet girl; a comic operetta in two acts. Stage manager's guide. Book, lyrics, and music by Geoffrey F. Morgan and Frederick G. Johnson. © 18Feb29; A4603. Clara Whips Dunn (A); 27Feb56; R165641.
WHITE, E. B.
The lady is cold, and other poems, by E. B. W. © 1May29; A7867. E. B. White (A); 26Jun56; R172828.
Rest room no. 2. (In The New Yorker. Dec. 15, 1928) © 14Dec28; B8954. E. B. White (A); 3Jan56; R162748.
WHITE, ELIZA ORNE.
The adventures of Andrew. © 7Sep28; A1054198. Henry Ware & Henry W. Foote (E); 15May56; R170601.
WHITE, NELIA GARDNER.
David Strange. © 24Mar28; A1068638. Nelia Gardner White (A); 9Jan56; R162168.
WHITE, RAMY ALLISON.
Sunny boy in the snow, by Ramy Allison White, pseud. of Edward Stratemeyer. John M. Foster, illustrator. © 20Apr28; A1069869. Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier (C); 26Mar56; R166993.
WHITE, WALLACE.
Patents throughout the world. SEE White, William Wallace.
WHITE, WILLIAM WALLACE.
Patents throughout the world, by William Wallace White and Wallace White. 2d ed. by Byfleet G. Ravenscroft. © on revisions; 22Oct28; A1854. Trade Activities, Inc. (PCW); 22May56; R170996.
WHITEHILL, DOROTHY.
Joy and her chums. John M. Foster, illustrator. © 20Apr28; A1069870. Dorothy Whitehill (A); 4Jan56; R162897.
Polly's Polly at boarding school. Illustrated by John M. Foster. © 31May28; A1074813. Dorothy Whitehill Smith (A); 4Jan56; R162914.
The twins at camp. Illustrated by John M. Foster. © 31May28; A1074816. Dorothy Whitehill Smith (A); 4Jan56; R162917.
WHITING, RANDOLPH V.
Reports of cases determined in the District Courts of Appeal of the State of California. SEE California. District Courts of Appeal.
Reports of cases determined in the Supreme Court of the State of California. SEE California. Supreme Court.
WHITNEY, ELINOR, joint comp.
Realms of gold in children's books. SEE Mahony, Bertha E., comp.
WICKERSHAM, GRACE.
A bibliography of Alaskan literature, 1724-1924. SEE Wickersham, James.
WICKERSHAM, JAMES.
A bibliography of Alaskan literature, 1724-1924. (Miscellaneous publications of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, v. 1, 1928) © 19Jun28; A1053253. Grace Wickersham (W); 5Mar56; R165694.
<pb id='157.png' n='1956_h1/A/0727' /> WICKMAN, E. K.
Children's behavior and teachers' attitudes. © 24Nov28; A3181. E. K. Wickman (A); 3Jan56; R162194.
WIDDEMER, MARGARET.
Collected poems. © 20Sep28; A1054559. Margaret Widdemer Schaufler (A); 23May56; R171324.
Rhinestones. © 11Apr29; A6571. Margaret Widdemer (Schaufler) (A); 23May56; R171333.
WIESE, KURT, illus.
Bambi. SEE Salten, Felix.
WIGGAM, ALBERT EDWARD.
De-bunking the glands. (In The American magazine, Oct. 1928) © 24Aug28; B799426. Albert Edward Wiggam (A); 21May56; R171114.
Exploring your mind with the psychologists. © 19Oct28; A219. Albert Edward Wiggam (A); 18Apr56; R168609.
How musical are you? (In Collier's, Sept. 15, 1928) © 25Aug28; B799445. Albert Edward Wiggam (A); 21May56; R171115.
It's never too late to learn. (In Good housekeeping, Sept. 1928) © 25Aug28; B797995. Albert Edward Wiggam (A); 21May56; R171113.
WIGMORE, JOHN HENRY.
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A panorama of the world's legal systems. Vol. 1-3. © 1Dec28; A3126-3128. John H. Wigmore (A); 9Feb56; R164912-164910.
WILD, LAURA H.
The romance of the English Bible. © 8Mar29; A4909. Laura H. Wild (A); 13Jun56; R172589.
WILDER, O.
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WILKINS, DAVID SCHERMERHORN, joint ed.
Recent short stories. SEE Pendleton, Margaret, ed.
WILKINS, SCHERMERHORN. SEE Wilkins, David Schermerhorn.
WILLARD, CLYDE. SEE Choir gems no. 2
WILLIAMS, BEN AMES.
Death on Scurvy Street. (In The Saturday evening post, Feb. 16-Mar. 16, 1929) © 13Feb29, B16576; 21Feb29, B17921; 28Feb29, B19375; 7Mar29, B19803; 14Mar29, B20273. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 21Mar56; R166937-166938, 166936, 166939-166940.
The dreadful night. © 21Feb28; A1061968. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 13Jan56; R162669.
Merry meeting. (In The Saturday evening post, Jan. 12, 1929) © 10Jan29; B13050. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 21Mar56; R166931.
The mystery of the swaggering man. (In Redbook, Feb. 1929) © 11Jan29; B13130. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 21Mar56; R166932.
Perennial. (In the Saturday evening post, Dec. 8, 1928) © 6Dec28; B7946. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 21Mar56; R166928.
<pb id='158.png' /> The son of Anak. (In The Saturday evening post, Oct. 13-Nov. 10, 1928) © 11Oct28, B2000; 18Oct28, B2167; 25Oct28, B2626; 1Nov28, B2907; 8Nov28, B4378. Florence Talpey Williams (W); 21Mar56; R166923-166927.
WILLIAMS, FLORENCE TALPEY.
Death on Scurvy Street. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
The dreadful night. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
Merry meeting. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
The mystery of the swaggering man. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
Perennial. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
The son of Anak. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
WILLIAMS, JESSE FEIRING.
Personal hygiene applied. 3d ed. © 12May28; A1077305. Jesse F. Williams (A); 20Mar56; R166849.
WILLIAMS, KIRBY.
The C.V.C. murders. © 5Apr29; A7445. Kirby Williams (A); 9Apr56; R168355.
WILLIAMS, LOIS ASHFORD.
Crossing the bar. SEE Ashford, E. L.
WILLIAMSON, THAMES.
Stride of man. © 9Nov28; A589. Thames Williamson (A); 5Mar56; R165823.
WILLOUGHBY, BARRETT.
Champion Swiftwater pilot of the North. (In The American magazine, Oct. 1928) © 24Aug28; B799426. Barrett Willoughby (A); 2May56; R169586.
Gentlemen unafraid. © 21Sep28; A1054490. Barrett Willoughby (A); 2May56; R169584.
The grand ball at Sitka. (In Century magazine, Apr. 1929) © 20Mar29; B20858. Barrett Willoughby (A); 21May56; R170880.
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The trail eater. © 14Jun29; A8730. Barrett Willoughby (A); 18Jun56; R172377.
The trail eater. Installment 1-6. (In American magazine, Dec. 1928-May 1929) © 24Oct28, B5090; 26Nov28, B6924; 27Dec28, B12061; 24Jan29, B15199; 22Feb29, B18371; 26Mar29, B22249. Barrett Willoughby (A); 2May56; R169587-169592.
WILLOUGHBY, WESTEL WOODBURY.
The constitutional law of the United States. Vol. 1-3. 2d ed. © on new matter; 1May29; A13234. Baker, Voorhis & Co., Inc. (PWH); 12Jun56; R172018.
WILLOUGHBY-CRAIG, MRS. M. W.
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WILSON, EULALIE.
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WILSON, G. LLOYD, joint author.
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WILSON, IRA B.
The dawn of Easter. Cantata. Text by Herman von Berge, music by Ira B. Wilson. © 2Jan29; A7032. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167703.
Delight thyself in the Lord. (In The Choir leader, Jan. 1929) © 10Dec28; B12047. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 7May56; R170015.
<pb id='159.png' /> The everlasting hills; w Frona Scott. (In Choir leader, Oct. 1928) © 1Sep28; B192. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167688.
Faith of our mothers. Service for Mothers' Day. By Ira B. Wilson and Roy E. Nolte. © 21Feb29; AA13308. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167699.
Lift up your heads. (In The Volunteer choir, Apr. 1929) © 11Mar29; B22510. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 7May56; R170010.
Near the cross of Jesus; w & m. (In Volunteer choir, Sept. 1928) © 10Aug28; B797864. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167687.
O little town of Bethlehem. (In The Choir herald, Nov. 1928) © 29Sep28; B2512. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167696.
Praise the Lord. (In The Volunteer choir, Jan. 1929) © 10Dec28; B12051. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 7May56; R170016.
Praise ye Jehovah. (In The Choir herald, Dec. 1928) © 1Nov28; B12043. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167694.
Praise ye the Lord. Music by Ira B. Wilson, text by Edith Sanford Tillotson. (In Volunteer choir, Oct. 1928) © 1Sep28; B194. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167693.
Shepherds abiding in the field. (In Choir leader, Nov. 1928) © 28Sep28; B2513. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167697.
Tidings of great joy. (In Volunteer choir, Nov. 1928) © 26Sep28; B2516. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56; R167698.
WILSON, IRA B. SEE ALSO Holton, Fred B.
WILSON, MARGARET.
Daughters of India. © 19Apr28; A1069865. Margaret Wilson Turner (A); 4Apr56; R167576.
WILSON, PHILIP D.
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WILSON, R. MCNAIR. SEE Wynne, Anthony.
WILSTACH, PAUL.
An Italian holiday. © 6Oct28; A4. Arthur Hellen (E); 16Apr56; R168620.
WILTSHIRE, MARY.
The burying road, by Mary Wiltshire, pseud. of Frances M. Isborn. © 30Mar28; A1069994. Frances M. Isborn (Mary Wiltshire) (A); 27Feb56; R165503.
WINKLER, JOHN K.
W. R. Hearst, an American phenomenon. © 25May28; A1074761. John K. Winkler (A); 16Apr56; R168419.
WINSLOW, HORATIO.
Into thin air, by Horatio Winslow and Leslie Quirk. © 8Mar29; A6076. Horatio Winslow & Leslie Quirk (A); 9Mar56; R166210.
Into thin air, by Horatio Winslow and Leslie Quirk. (In New York Sunday American, Nov. 18-Dec. 30, 1928) © 18Nov28, B5919; 25Nov28, B7368; 2Dec28, B8115; 9Dec28, B9058; 16Dec28, B9527; 23Dec28, B10646; 30Dec28, B10914. Horatio Winslow & Leslie Quirk (A); 5Jan56; R162959, 162961-162966.
<pb id='160.png' n='1956_h1/A/0728' /> Into thin air, by Horatio Winslow and Leslie Quirk. (In New York Sunday American, Jan. 6-20, 1929) © 6Jan29, B11829; 13Jan29, B12682; 20Jan29, B14096. Horatio Winslow & Leslie Quirk (A); 23Jan56; R164024-164026.
WINSTON (JOHN C.) CO.
Aesop's fables. SEE Weekes, Blanche E., ed.
The American chess player's handbook. SEE Staunton, Howard.
A child's garden of verses. SEE Stevenson, Robert Louis.
Cinderella, Jack the Giant killer, Little Red Riding-Hood, and other favorite fairy tales. SEE Webb, B. Ethel, ed.
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Fairy tales of many lands. SEE Marshall, Logan, ed.
The International Bible commentary. SEE Irwin, C. H., ed.
Jackanapes. SEE Ewing, Juliana Horatia.
The little lame prince. SEE Craik, Dinah Maria (Mulock)
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Manual of parliamentary practice. SEE Cushing, Luther S.
The marked Bible, being the King James or Authorized version of the Old and New Testaments. SEE Lawson, James Gilchrist.
Mother Goose nursery rhymes. SEE Marshall, Logan.
Myths and legends of Greece and Rome. SEE Forbush, William Byron.
An old-fashioned girl. SEE Alcott, Louisa May.
Readings from the Old Testament. SEE Miller, Harry Augustus, Jr., ed.
Rip Van Winkle and The legend of Sleepy Hollow. SEE Irving, Washington.
WINTERICH, JOHN T.
Collector's choice. © 20Apr28; A1074190. Greenberg: Publisher (PWH); 3Feb56; R164356.
WIRTH, LOUIS.
The ghetto. Illus. from woodcuts by Todras Geller. © 31Dec28; A2981. Mary Wirth (W); 6Feb56; R164707.
WIRTH, MARY.
The ghetto. SEE Wirth, Louis.
WISTER, OWEN.
When West was west. © 29May28; A1079612. Frances K. W. Stokes & Owen J. Wister (C); 29Feb56; R165730.
When West was west. © 29May28; A1079612. Frances Kemble Wister Stokes (C); 13Feb56; R165008.
Writings. Vol. 1-11. New uniform ed. rev. with pref. © 30Oct28; A1657. Frances K. W. Stokes & Owen J. Wister (C); 15Mar56; R166481.
WISTER, OWEN J.
When West was West. SEE Wister, Owen.
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WITWER, H. C.
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Ruth is stranger than fiction. (In Hearst's international cosmopolitan, Mar. 1928) © 10Feb28; B767271. Zada Witwer Horbach (W); 1Feb56; R164991.
<pb id='161.png' /> Sax appeal. (Alex the greater) (In Collier's, June 29, 1929) © 10Jun29; B31435. Zada Witwer Horbach (W); 5Jun56; R171493.
The wife of Riley. (In Collier's Aug. 4, 1928) © 16Jul28; B795471. Zada Witwer Horbach (W); 17Feb56; R164969.
Yes man's land. © 15Mar29; A4941. Zada Witwer Horbach (W); 5Jun56; R171492.
WODEHOUSE, P. G.
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All about butlers. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, Feb. 17, 1929) © 17Feb29; A5-2953. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 21Feb56; R165266.
All about Shakespeare. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, Apr. 21, 1929) © 21Apr29; A5-5623. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 27Apr56; R169642.
Christmas presents. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, Dec. 23, 1928) © 23Dec28; A5-2100. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 27Dec55; R162256.
Company for Gertrude. (In New Haven register, Apr. 21, 1929) Illustrated by Hubert Mathiew. © 21Apr29; A5-5645. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 27Apr56; R169643.
Facing the camera. Look this way, please. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, May 19, 1929) © 19May29; A5-5910. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 22May56; R171128.
Fashionable weddings. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, June 16, 1929) © 16Jun29; A5-6854. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 20Jun56; R172714.
Literature of the future. (In Boston Sunday advertiser, Mar. 24, 1929) © 24Mar29; A5-5616. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 28Mar56; R167453.
The man who gave up smoking. (In Liberty, Mar. 23, 1929) (Pub. abroad in Strand magazine, Mar. 1929) © 25Feb29, AI-12424; 16Mar29, B20492. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 22Mar56; R167099.
Marvels of the telephone. (In News and courier, Charleston, S. C., Jan. 20, 1929) © 20Jan29; A5-1202. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 23Jan56; R164022.
Money for nothing. (In Evening world, N. Y., May 6-June 1, 1929) © 6May-1Jun29; A5-5917. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 15Jun56; R172553.
Passing of Ambrose. (In New Haven register, Mar. 24, 1929) © 24Mar29; A5-5637. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 28Mar56; R167454.
The story of Cedric. (In Liberty, May 11, 1929) © 4May29; B26662. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 8May56; R170466.
Summer lightning. (In Collier's, Apr. 6-June 22, 1929) © 16Mar29, B20635; 23Mar29, B24804; 30Mar29, B24805; 6Apr29, B24806; 13Apr29, B24807; 22Apr29, B25448; 29Apr29, B26631; 6May29, B26855; 13May29, B27481; 20May29, B29144; 27May29, B30152; 3Jun29, B30492. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 15Jun56; R172564-172575.
Ukridge and the Old Stepper. Illus. by Hubert Mathieu. (In New Haven register, June 9, 1929) © 9Jun29; A5-7216. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 15Jun56; R172563.
Unpleasantness at Bludleigh Court. (In Liberty, Feb. 2, 1929) © 26Jan29; B14631. P. G. Wodehouse (A); 8May56; R170465.
<pb id='162.png' /> WONDERLY, WILLIAM CAREY.
The Viennese charmer. (In Young's realistic stories magazine, Mar. 1928) © 6Feb28; B766397. William Carey Wonderly (A); 12Jan56; R163635.
WOOD (B. F.) MUSIC CO.
Wood's concise manual of the rudiments of music. SEE Preston, W. Deane. Jr.
WOOD, CLEMENT.
The breakdown of American marriage. © 19Feb29; A7585. Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH); 1Mar56; R165676.
Greenwich Village in the Jazz era. © 11Feb29; A7584. Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH); 1Mar56; R165675.
WOOD, ELSIE ANNA, illus.
Kembo: a little girl of Africa. SEE Barnard, Winifred E.
The three camels. SEE Spriggs, Elsie Helena.
WOODRUFF, GEORGE P., joint author.
Commodity exchanges. SEE Baer, Julius B.
WOODWARD, WALTER H.
Profits in insurance stocks. © 4Sep28; A1054083. Walter H. Woodward (A); 15Mar56; R166491.
WOODY, CLIFFORD, joint author.
Brown-Woody civics test. SEE Brown, Arold W.
WOOLDRIDGE, ELLEN B.
The story of Virginia's first century. SEE Stanard, Mary Mann Page (Newton)
WOOLER, ALFRED.
Hosanna in the highest. (In The Choir leader, Mar. 1929) © 21Jan29; B17628. William Wooler, Lillian M. Shaw & Laura M. Stengel (C); 7May56; R170021.
Is it nothing to you? (In The Choir herald, Jan. 1929) © 10Dec28; B12044. William Wooler, Lillian M. Shaw & Laura M. Stengel (C); 7May56; R170013.
WOOLER, WILLIAM.
Hosanna in the highest. SEE Wooler, Alfred.
Is it nothing to you? SEE Wooler, Alfred.
WOOLLCOTT, ALEXANDER.
The actor from Genesee Depot. (In McCall's magazine, Apr. 1929) © 10Mar29; B21250. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 30Mar56; R168737.
The deep, tangled Kaufman. (In The New Yorker, May 18, 1929) © 16May29; B27887. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 24May56; R171396.
The front page. (In McCall's magazine, Feb. 1929) © 10Jan29; B13143. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 30Mar56; R167826.
Heureux Noel. (In The New Yorker, Jan. 19, 1929) © 18Jan29; B14008. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 30Mar56; R167827.
Over the river. (In McCall's magazine, June 1929) © 10May29; B27412. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 24May56; R171395.
The perfect alibi. (In McCall's magazine, May 1929) © 10Apr29; B23713. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 19Apr56; R168741.
Rejection slips. (In McCall's magazine, July 1929) © 10Jun29; B31378. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 20Jun56; R172778.
The revival of Ruth Draper. (In The New Yorker, Dec. 29, 1928) © 28Dec28; B10663. Philip Woollcott (NK); 12Jan56; R163773.
<pb id='163.png' n='1956_h1/A/0729' /> Two moments from The Kingdom of God. (In McCall's magazine, Mar. 1929) © 10Feb29; B16477. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 30Mar56; R167828.
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The young monk of Siberia. (In The Hew Yorker, Mar. 9, 1929) © 8Mar29; B19822. Nancy Woollcott Smith (NK); 30Mar56; R167829.
WOOLLCOTT, PHILIP.
The revival of Ruth Draper. SEE Woollcott, Alexander.
Wayfarer's Inn. SEE Woollcott, Alexander.
WOOLRICH, CORNELL.
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WOON, BASIL.
From Deauville to Monte Carlo via Le Touquet, Biarritz, Vichy, Aix-les-Bains and Cannes. © 8May29; A8009. Basil Woon (A); 19Jun56; R172511.
WORCESTER COUNTY TRUST CO., WORCESTER, MASS.
An elementary history of our country. SEE Tappan, Eva March.
The prince from nowhere. SEE Tappan, Eva March.
THE WORLD BOOK. Vol. 1-10. © on revisions & additions; 11May28; A1074482. Field Enterprises, Inc. (PWH); 13Feb56; R164748.
THE WORLD BOOK. Vol. 1-10. Author of new matter: Ellsworth D. Foster. © on revision & new matter; 2Feb29; A4525. Field Enterprises, Inc. (PWH); 18May56; R170697.
WRENN, CHARLES L., illus.
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WRIGHT, RICHARDSON.
Forgotten ladies. © 21Sep28; A531. Richardson Wright (A); 30Apr56; R169831.
WRIGHT, S. FOWLER, tr.
The inferno, from the Divine comedy. SEE Dante Alighieri.
WRIGHT, SYDNEY FOWLER.
The island of Captain Sparrow. © 20Apr28, AI-11160; 20Jul28, A1082703. S. Fowler Wright (A); 18Apr56; R168563.
WRIGHT, WENDELL WILLIAM, joint author.
Tests and measurements. SEE Smith, Henry Lester.
WYETH, N. C., illus.
Drums. SEE Boyd, James.
WYLIE, ELINOR.
Mr. Hodge & Mr. Hazard. © 16Mar28; A1068632. Edwina C. Rubenstein (NK); 7Mar56; R165939.
<pb id='164.png' /> Trivial breath. © 15Jun28; A1082378. Edwina C. Rubenstein (NK); 4Apr56; R167659.
WYLIE, IDA A. R.
The silver virgin. © 25Jan29; A4146. I. A. R. Wylie (A); 26Jan56; R164028.
Some other beauty. (In Saturday evening post, Feb. 16, 1929) © 13Feb29; B16576. I. A. R. Wylie (A); 14Feb56; R164871.
WYLIE, SAMUEL B., illus.
Poems of youth. SEE Cooper, Alice Cecilia.
WYNNE, ANTHONY.
The dagger, by Anthony Wynne, pseud. of R. McNair Wilson. © 28Sep28, AI-11968; 9Jan29, A5946. R. McNair Wilson (A); 24Jan56; R164053.
WYNNE, MAY.
Little Sallie Mandy's Christmas present, by May Wynne, pseud. of May Wynne Knowles, with illus. from original drawings by Bess Goe Willis. © 7Mar29; A5700. Platt & Munk Co., Inc. (PWH); 9Mar56; R166250.
YALE UNIVERSITY.
Private papers of James Boswell from Malahide Castle. SEE Boswell, James.
YATES, DORNFORD.
Berry and Co. © 9Mar28; A1069372. Dornford Yates (A); 6Mar56; R165797.
YATES, ELIZABETH HALL.
Diana at the bath. © 17Mar28; A1068639. Elizabeth Hall Yates (A); 9Jan56; R162169.
YEATS, GEORGIE.
The tower. SEE Yeats, W. B.
YEATS, GEORGINA.
King Oedipus. SEE Sophocles.
YEATS, W. B.
King Oedipus. SEE Sophocles.
The tower. © 14Feb28, AI-10891; 22May28, A1077405. Georgie Yeats (W); 20Jan56; R163206.
YOHN, F. C., illus.
Derry, airedale of the frontier. SEE Evans, Hubert.
YOUNG, FRANCIS BRETT.
The key of life. © 10Mar28, AI-10869; 13Apr28, A1068992. Jessica Brett Young (W); 16Feb56; R165043.
My brother Jonathan. © 12Oct28; A1054986. Jessica Brett Young (W); 16Feb56; R165042.
YOUNG, GERTRUDE HAYNES.
Musical settings for clog dance technic. © 13Apr28; A1073595. Remick Music Corp. (PWH); 21Feb56; R165582.
<pb id='165.png' /> YOUNG, JESSICA BRETT.
The key of life. SEE Young, Francis Brett.
My brother Jonathan. SEE Young, Francis Brett.
YOUNG, L. L.
The little small red hen magic drawing book. © 10May29; AA16080. Platt & Munk Co., Inc. (PWH); 14May56; R170350.
The three little pigs magic drawing book. © 10May29; AA16081. Platt & Munk Co., Inc. (PWH); 14May56; R170349.
YOUNG, RIDA JOHNSON.
Glorious Betsy. SEE De Haas, Arline.
YOUNG, STARK.
The torches flare. © 27Apr28; A1077087. Stark Young (A); 3Jan56; R161944.
ZAIN, C. C.
Facts and fancies about reincarnation, by C. C. Zain, pseud. of Elbert Benjamine. Pt. 1-2. (Astrological signatures. Serial 20-21, course 2-G-2-H) © 1Jun28; AA81440-81441. Maria M. Benjamine (W); 16Feb56; R164954-164955.
The ritual of Egyptian initiation, by C. C. Zain, pseud. of Elbert Benjamine. (Astrological signatures. Serial no. 1, course 2-1) © 1Jun28; AA81439. Maria M. Benjamine (W); 16Feb56; R164953.
ZIMMERMAN, JANE DORSEY, joint author.
First principles of speech training. SEE Avery, Elizabeth.
ZINSSER, HANS.
A textbook of bacteriology. With a section on pathogenic protozoa by E. E. Tyzzer. Rewritten, rev., 6th ed. © 30Aug28; A1054117. Mrs. Hans Zinsser (W); 3Feb56; R164249.
ZINSSER, MRS. HANS.
A textbook of bacteriology. SEE Zinsser, Hans.
ZORA, LUCIA.
Sawdust and solitude. Edited by Courtney Ryley Cooper. © 10Mar28; A1069513. Genevieve F. Cooper (W); 23Feb56; R165375.
ZORBAUGH, HARVEY WARREN.
Gold coast and slum. © 22Apr29; A8533. Harvey Warren Zorbaugh (A); 9May56; R170461.
ZUCKERT, SIDNEY L.
The pathway to reading. SEE Coleman, Bessie Blackstone.