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HOPPER, JAMES.
Hit in the head. (In Woman's
home companion, Aug. 1927)
? 24Jun27; B747284. James
Hopper (A); 17Aug54; R134928.
When it happened. (In Harper's
magazine, May 1927) ? 21Apr27;
B739659. James Hopper (A);
17Aug54; R134927.
HORBACH, ZADA WITWER.
Boys will be girls. SEE Witwer,
Harry Charles.
Classics in slang. SEE Witwer,
Harry Charles.
Helene of Troy, N. Y. SEE
Witwer, Harry Charles.
Ladies prefer brunettes. SEE
Witwer, Harry Charles.
Yes man's land. SEE Witwer,
Harry Charles.
HORSTICK, WILLIAM W.
Ramuntcho. SEE Viaud, Julien.
HOSIC, JAMES FLEMING, joint author.
The pathway to reading. SEE
Coleman, Bessie Blackstone.
HOSMER, GRACE L., comp.
Child life in song. ? 1Nov27; A1004964. Rodeheaver Co. (PWH); 22Nov54; R139798.
HOSTMANN, JEANNOT, joint author.
Pharmaceutical and medical chemistry.
SEE Sadtler, Samuel
Philip.
HOUGHTON, CAROLYN WELLS. SEE
Wells, Carolyn.
HOUGHTON, CLAUDE.
Neighbors. ? 15Aug27; A996784.
Claude Houghton (A); 26Nov54;
R140171.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY.
Juan and Juanita. SEE
Baylor, Frances Courtenay.
Lavengro. SEE Borrow, George
Henry.
HOUSE & GARDEN'S SECOND BOOK OF
GARDENS; edited by Richardson
Wright and Robert S. Lemmon.
? 1Mar27; A972163. Conde Nast
Publications, inc. (PCW);
1Nov54; R138308.
HOUSTON, JANET FRENCH.
Mechanical drawing for high schools.
SEE French, Thomas E.
HOUVILLE, GéRARD D', PSEUD. SEE
Régnier, Marie Louise Antoinette
(de Herédia) de.
HOWARD, ARTHUR.
Fast hold on faith and other
sermons. SEE Howard, Henry.
Fast hold on faith and other
sermons. SEE Howard, Henry.
HOWARD, HENRY.
Fast hold on faith and other
sermons. ? 15Aug27; A996844.
Stanford Howard, Winifred
Howard-Clitty, Arthur Howard & Egbert
Howard (C); 8Dec54; R140534.
HOWARD, STANFORD.
Fast hold on faith and other sermons. SEE Howard, Henry.
HOWARD-CLITTY, WINIFRED.
Fast hold on faith and other sermons. SEE Howard, Henry.
HUBBARD, ELBERT.
Ali Baba, by Fra Elbertus, pseud.
? on text on p. 5-7, 12, 13 &
illus.; 30Dec26; A967709.
Elbert Hubbard, II, Sanford
Hubbard, Ralph Hubbard, Miriam
Hubbard Roelofs & Katherine
Hubbard (PPW); 4Oct54; R137937.
A message to Garcia. Portfolio ed.
? on foreword; 1Apr26; A890576.
Elbert Hubbard, II (A); 31Mar54;
R137936.
HUBBARD, ELBERT, II.
Ali Baba. SEE Hubbard, Elbert.
A message to Garcia. SEE Hubbard.
Elbert.
HUBBARD, KATHERINE.
Ali Baba. SEE Hubbard, Elbert.
HUBBARD, RALPH.
Ali Baba. SEE Hubbard, Elbert.
HUDDY, XENOPHON PEARCE.
The law of automobiles. 8th ed., by Arthur F. Curtis. ? 24Jan27; A958891. Matthew Bender & Co., inc. (PWH); 13Dec54; R140751.
HUGHES, JACQUELINE HOOKER.
Civilizing Cricket. SEE Hooker,
Forrestine C.
Just George. SEE Hooker,
Forrestine C.
HUGHES, RUPERT.
George Washington: the human being
and the hero, 1732-1762.
? 16Oct26; A950530. Rupert
Hughes (A); 11Oct54; R138124.
The patent leather kid and several
others. ? 31Aug27; A1004323.
Rupert Hughes (A); 3Sep54;
R135416.
We live but once. ? 20May27;
A976737. Rupert Hughes (A);
12Jul54; R133326.
HUGO, VICTOR MARIE, COMTE.
Les misérables; abridged and edited with notes, direct-method exercises and vocabulary, by Flora Campbell. ? 12Apr27; A967926. D. C. Heath & Co. (PWH); 27Sep54; R136434.
HUMBOURG, PIERRE.
Escale. ? 29Sep27; AF36195.
Pierre Humbourg (A); 10Nov54;
R138732.
HUMMEL, GEORGE F.
Evelyn Grainger. ? 25Mar27;
A972371. William Hummel (NK);
20Aug54; R134829.
Lazy isle. ? 5Oct27; A1007938.
William Hummel (NK); 3Nov54;
R138248.
HUMMEL, L., illus.
Letty. SEE Fyleman, Rose.
A little Christmas book. SEE
Fyleman, Rose.
Evelyn Grainger. SEE Hummel,
George F.
Lazy isle. SEE Hummel, George F.
HURST, FANNIE.
The left hand of God. (In
Hearst's international & Cosmopolitan,
Dec. 1927) ? 10Nov27;
B756677. Fannie Hurst Danielson
(A); 12Nov54; R139365.
Roulette. (In Famous story magazine, Aug. 1926) ? 30Jul26; B706552. Fannie Hurst (A); 1Jul54; R132566.
HUTCHINSON, VERONICA.
Chimney corner fairy tales; collected and retold, with drawings by Lois Lenski. ? 24Sep26; A949661. Veronica Hutchinson (A); 13Aug54; R134625.
HUTCHISON, HAZEL COLLISTER.
Croquis. (In Poetry magazine,
May 1927) ? 22Apr27; B739970.
Hazel Collister Hutchison (A);
12Jul54; R133320.
IBá?EZ, LIBERTAD BLASCO-. SEE
Blasco-Ibá?ez Blasco de Llorca,
Libertad.
IBá?EZ, VICENTE BLASCO. SEE
Blasco Ibá?ez, Vicente.
INDIANA THREE IN ONE SERVICE.
? Bobbs-Merrill Co., inc. (PWH)
v. 6, no. 2, June 1927. ? 21Jun27; A990854. 19Jul54; R133398.
INGRAM, WILLIAM A.
Georgia pleading and practice; the prosecution of the cause in the trial court. Assisted by P. H. Vartanian. ? 28Apr27; A976400. Harrison Co. (PWH); 16Jul54; R133384.
IRELAND, ALLEYNE.
The new Korea. ? 30Dec26; A957936. Alleyne Ireland (A); 10Dec54; R140424.
IRWIN, INEZ (HAYNES)
Gideon. ? 21Jul27; A996553.
Inez Haynes Irwin (A); 3Sep54;
R135406.
Highlights of Manhattan. SEE
Irwin, Will.
How red is America. SEE Irwin, Will.
Rendezvous. (In Woman's home companion, Sept., 1927) ? 29Jul27; B748605. Inez Haynes Irwin (A); 16Aug54; R134732.
IRWIN, MARGARET.
Knock four times. ? 1Sep27 (pub. abroad 31Mar27, AI-9486); A1004161. Margaret Irwin (A); 22Sep54; R136157.
IRWIN, WALLACE.
American Beauty. (In Saturday evening post, Jan. 8, 1927) ? 5Jan27; B718230. Wallace Irwin (A); 30Dec54; R141458.
IRWIN, WILL.
Highlights of Manhattan; illus.
by E. H. Suydam. ? 26Oct27;
A1010043. Inez Haynes Irwin
(W); 1Nov54; R138303.
How red is America? ? 21Feb27;
A963753. Inez Haynes Irwin (W);
20Oct54; R137974.
IRWIN, WILLIAM WALLACE.
On the slope of Montmartre;
with illus. In duotone by
Marcel Poncin. ? 19May27;
A990218. William Wallace
Irwin (A); 28Oct54; R138113.
Maria; novela americana. Edited with notes, exercises and vocabulary by J. Warshaw. Illustrated by Lorraine Balmer. ? 11Oct26; A949939. Mrs. Jacob Warshaw (W); 27Sep54; R136424.
IUSUPOV, FELIKS FELIKSOVICH, KNIAZ'
Rasputin. ? 29Oct27; A1010549.
Felix Youssoupoff (A); 1Dec54;
R140402.
JACKS, L. P.
The magic formula and other stories.
? 15Apr27; A967945. L. P.
Jacks (A); 12Jul54; R133146.
JACKSON, CLARA F. FOAKES-. SEE
Foakes-Jackson, Clara F.
JACKSON, F. J. FOAKES-. SEE
Foakes-Jackson, F. J.
JARRETT, MARY LOUISE CLINE.
The dark chamber. SEE Cline,
Leonard.
JEAN-AUBRY, G. SEE Aubry, G.
Jean.
JELLEFF (FRANK R.) INC.
Washington in miniature. ? 26Sep51 (in notice: 1926), A145372; 25Nov53 (in notice: 1926) A145373. Frank R. Jelleff, inc. (PWH); 21Jul54; R133544-133545.
JENKS, LELAND HAMILTON.
The migration of British capital
to 1875. ? 27Jan27; A963769.
Leland H. Jenks (A); 28Dec54;
R141408.
JESSE, FRYNIWYD TENNYSON.
Moonraker; or, The female pirate and her friends. ? 20May27 (pub. abroad 20Jan27, AI-9141); A976721. Fryniwyd Tennyson Jesse (A); 7Dec54; R140382.
JOHNSON, EVELYN, tr.
On the king's couch. SEE
Aubry, Octave.
JOHNSON, JOHN BUTLER.
The theory and practice of modern framed structures. Part 1: Stresses in simple structures, by J. B. Johnson, C. W. Bryan and F. E. Turneaure. 10th ed. ? 26Nov26; A963274. Frederick Stewart Turneaure (C); 18Nov54; R141331.
JOHNSON, NUNNALLY.
An artist has his pride. (In
Saturday evening post, Dec. 3,
1927) ? 1Dec27; B759806.
Nunnally Johnson (A); 2Dec54;
R140416.
A lady of Broadway. (In the
Saturday evening post, July 9,
1927) ? 7Jul27; B747822.
Nunnally Johnson (A); 10Aug54;
R134318.
JOHNSON, OWEN.
Children of divorce. ? 15Mar27;
A967699. Patricia Johnson
Deely (C); 6Dec54; R140066.
JOHNSON, THEODORE W., joint author.
Engineering descriptive geometry and drawing. SEE Bartlett, Frank W.
JOHNSON, THEODORE W., JR.
Engineering descriptive geometry and drawing. SEE Bartlett, Frank W.
In der nacht. SEE Schumann,
Robert Alexander.
Six rhythm dances; pf. ? 18Jul27;
A1002165. Art Publication Society
(PWH); 22Nov54; R139451.
Six variations in G major. SEE
Beethoven, Ludwig van.
Sonata in C. SEE Mozart, Wolfgang
Amadeus.
Sonata in G minor; op. 49, no. 1.
SEE Beethoven, Ludwig van.
Sonata no. 11, in G. SEE
Haydn, Franz Josef.
Sonata, no. 20, in F. SEE
Haydn, Franz Josef.
JONAS, ALBERTO.
Master school of modern piano playing and virtuosity. Book 5. ? 30Nov27; A1068366. Henrietta Jonas (W); 1Dec54; R140441.
JONAS, HENRIETTA.
Master school of modern piano playing and virtuosity. SEE Jonas, Alberto.
JONES, ABBIE GERRISH.
Rhythmic stunts and rhythmic games; words and music by Abbie Gerrish Jones, adaptations and descriptions by Olive B. Wilson Dorrett. ? 15Mar27; A970902. Theodora S. Jones, Margaret G. Boss, Leslie G. Brozier (C of A. G. Jones) & Olive B. Wilson Dorrett (A); 2Aug54; R134035.
JONES, BURR W.
Commentaries on the law of evidence in civil cases. Vol. 1-6. 2d ed., by James M. Henderson, assisted by the publishers' editorial staff. ? 29Sep26, A950386-950382; 3Dec26, A957600. Bancroft-Whitney Co. (PWH); 23Aug54; R134839-134844.
JONES, RALPH B., Joint author.
Motor vehicles and their engines.
SEE Fraser, Edward Smith.
JONES, THEODORA S.
Rhythmic stunts and rhythmic games.
SEE Jones, Abbie Gerrish.
JORGENSEN, A. N., joint author.
Iowa silent reading tests. SEE
Greene, H. A.
JOSEPH-RENAUD, JEAN.
Orchidée, danseuse, roman. ? 22Mar27; AF34522. Société des gens de lettres (E); 13Aug54; R136391.
JOUHANDEAU, MARCEL.
Prudence Hautechaume. ? 10Jun27;
AF35314. Marcel Jouhandeau (A);
13Aug54; R136401.
JUDSON, ALFRED, PSEUD. SEE
Hall, J. Lincoln.
JUSTUS, MAY.
Peter Pocket. Illustrated by
Mabel Pugh. ? 9Sep27; A999946.
May Justus (A); 13Sep54; R135713.
KAHLER, HUGH MACNAIR.
Hand of white. (In Saturday evening post, Sept. 10, 1927) ? 8Sep27; B753354. Hugh MacNair Kahler (A); 8Oct54; R137404.
KAHN, FRITZ.
Das Leben des Menschen. Bd. 2-3. ? 8May27; AF9152. Fritz Kahn (A); 12Nov54; R139026.
Why religion. ? 28Feb27;
A967612. Horace M. Kallen
(A); 20Aug54; R134826.
KANSAS DIGEST. December 1920 to
February 1927. Vol. 8. ? 29Sep27;
A1007705. West Pub. Co. (PWH);
4Oct54; R136815.
KEELER, FLOYD YATES.
The advertising agency, procedure and practice, by Floyd Y. Keeler and Albert E. Haase. Foreword by Roy S. Durstine. ? 29Sep27; A1004452. Albert E. Haase (A); 8Dec54; R140556.
KEEP, OLIVER D.
Is that so: You don't know the half of it, by Oliver D. Keep and associates. ? 6Sep27; A999829. Liveright Pub. Corp. (PCW); 11Oct54; R137134.
KEIR, ROBERT MALCOLM.
The march of commerce. Vol. 4.
of The pageant of America.
Liberty Bell ed. ? 21Dec27;
A1013846. Yale University
Press (PWH); 23Dec54; R140912.
KEITH, MARIAN, PSEUD. SEE
MacGregor, Mary Esther (Miller)
KELLAND, CLARENCE BUDINGTON.
Dance magic. (In Ladies' home journal, Nov. 1926-Feb. 1927) ? 29Oct26, B713200; 30Nov26, B715687; 31Dec26, B718229; 28Jan27, B731907. Clarence Budington Kelland (A); 28Sep54; R136478-136481.
KELLER, ALBERT GALLOWAY, Joint
author.
The science of society. SEE
Sumner, William Graham.
KELLOGG, JOHN HARVEY.
The itinerary of a breakfast.
Rev. ed. ? 22Oct26; A950675.
John Harvey
Kellogg (A); 6Oct54; R137034.
KELLY, ELEANOR MERCEIN.
Basquerie. With illus. by
Katherine Merrill. ? 20Oct27;
A1004720. Eleanor Mercein
Kelly (A); 29Dec54; R141427.
KENNEDY, EMILY STUDDERT-. SEE
Studdert-Kennedy, Emily.
KENNEDY, G. A. STUDDERT-. SEE
Studdert-Kennedy, G. A.
KENNEDY, MARGARET.
Red sky at morning. ? 1Nov27;
A1013514. Lady Margaret Kennedy
Davies (A); 4Nov54; R138757.
KENT, WARNER W.
Guide posts to Chinese painting.
SEE Hackney, Louise Wallace.
KENTUCKY. COURT OF APPEALS.
Digest of the decisions of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky. Compiled by the editorial staff of the American digest system. Vol. 10. Abandonment-Intestacy. ? 30Sep27; A1007688. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 4Oct54; R136798.
Digest of decisions of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky. Compiled by the editorial staff of the American digest system. Vol. 11. Intoxicating liquors-Zoning. ? 30Sep27; A1007704. West Pub. Co. (PWH); 4Oct54; R136814.
KENTUCKY DECISIONS REPORTED IN THE
SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER, v. 290-292
Mar.-May 1927. ? 13Sep27;
A1007699. West Pub. Co. (PWH);
4Oct54; R136809.
KENTUCKY DECISIONS REPORTED IN THE
SOUTHWESTERN REPORTER ANNOTATED.
Vol. 286-289, Sept. 1926-Feb. 1927.
? 21May27; A990950. West Pub. Co.
(PWH); 6Jul54; R132787.
KEYSERLING, HERMANN ALEXANDER, GRAF VON.
The world in the making (Die neuentstehende welt) Translated by Maurice Samuel. ? 24Mar27; A967768. Maurice Samuel (A); 22Sep54; R136153.
KIEFFER, WALTER H.
Traffic management. Manual.
SEE La Salle Extension University, Chicago.
KILBOURNE, FANNIE.
Claire and the dangerous man.
(In Saturday evening post, Oct.
15, 1927) ? 13Oct27; B754640.
Fannie Kilbourne (A); 27Oct54;
R137958.
Dot and Will take a vacation. (In
American magazine, July 1927)
? 24May27; B745289. Fannie
Kilbourne (A); 13Aug54; R134571.
A married man's job. (In
Saturday evening post, Aug. 20.
1927) ? 18Aug27; B751234.
Fannie Kilbourne (A); 20Aug54;
R134926.
Marvel takes no chances. (In
Woman's home companion, July
1927) ? 25May27; B742371.
Fannie Kilbourne (A); 13Aug54;
R134570.
With a modern leading lady. (In
Saturday evening post, July 9,
1927) ? 7Jul27; B747822.
Fannie Kilbourne (A); 13Aug54;
R134572.
KILMER, ALINE.
A buttonwood summer. (In Liberty, Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, Mar. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1927) ? 3Jan27, B718559; 10Jan27, B731222; 17Jan27, B731223; 24Jan27, B731588; 31Jan27, B732089; 7Feb27, B733165; 14Feb27, B733166; 21Feb27, B734645; 28Feb27, B734646; 7Mar27, B735024; 14Mar27, B735913; 21Mar27, B736362. Kenton Kilmer & Christopher Kilmer (C); 8Dec54; R141017-141019, 141029, 141020-141027.
Emmy, Nicky, and Greg; with silhouettes by Ethel C. Taylor. ? 16Sep27; A1007059. Kenton Kilmer & Christopher Kilmer (C); 21Sep54; R136141.
KILMER, CHRISTOPHER.
A buttonwood summer. SEE Kilmer,
Aline.
Emmy, Nicky, and Greg. SEE
Kilmer, Alina.
KILMER, KENTON.
A buttonwood summer. SEE
Kilmer, Aline.
Emmy, Nicky, and Greg. SEE
Kilmer, Aline.
KILNER, COLLEEN BROWNE.
La-la man in Music Land.
Carmen L. Browne, illustrator.
? 15Sep27; A1004251. Colleen
Browne Kilner (A); 29Sep54;
R136496.
KIMBALL, EDWARD ANCEL.
Contestaciones a preguntas
referentes a la ciencia cristiana
(Answers to questions concerning
Christian science) Appl.
author: Christian Science Pub.
Society, employer for hire of
Edward Kimball. ? 25Jul27;
A999192. Christian Science Pub.
Society (PWH); 9Dec54; R140388.
KIMBALL, PAUL.
Mrs. Merivale. ? 7Sep26; A901930.
Paul Kimball (A); 7Jul54;
R133053.
KING, BASIL.
The spreading dawn; stories of the great transition. ? 11Aug27; A996835. Penelope Orcutt (NK); 8Dec54; R140533.
KING, HENRIETTE L. M.
Grand right and left. SEE
King, Stoddard.
KING, STODDARD.
Grand right and left. ? 28Oct27;
A1004914. Henriette L. M. King
(W); 29Oct54; R138059.
KINGSBURY, HELEN OVINGTON.
Portraits in color. SEE
Ovington, Mary White.
KINSEY, JOE D.
The mating call. SEE Beach, Rex
Ellingwood.
Slander girl. SEE Beach,
Rex Ellingwood.
KINSTLER, SADIE JOSEPHSON.
The kick. SEE Weiman, Rita.
The loose end husband. SEE
Weiman, Rita.
The skylight. SEE Weiman, Rita.
Slow torture. SEE Weiman, Rita.
The story of a short, short story. SEE Weiman, Rita.
Toboggan. SEE Weiman, Rita.
When the gods smile. SEE
Weiman, Rita.
KIPLING, RUDYARD.
Brazilian sketches. A trip south.
I had some friends. (In Liberty,
Dec. 3, 1927) ? 28Nov27;
A5-106873. Elsie Bambridge (C);
30Nov54; R140118.
Fairy-kist. (In McCalls magazine,
Oct. 1927) ? 10Sep27; B752480.
Elsie Bambridge (C); 13Sep54;
R135705.
Rudyard Kipling's verse. Inclusive
ed., 1885-1926. ? 4Oct27;
A1007461. Elsie Bambridge (C);
7Oct54; R137424.
KIRBY, RICHARD SHELTON.
The elements of specification
writing. 3d ed.. ? 21Mar27;
A972301. Richard Shelton Kirby
(A); 7Dec54; R140700.
KISER, DONALD J.
Instructor's book for use with the course on legal research based upon the lessons in v. 1, Principles and practice of legal research. ? 19Jul27; A1000096. American Law Book Co. (PWH); 4Oct54; R136774.
KISER, DONALD J., ed. SEE
Corpus Juris.
KLEISER, ELIZABETH.
Random rhymes, by Elizabeth and
Grenville Kleiser. ? 29Nov26;
A957435. Guarantee Trust Co.
(E); 23Nov54; R139462.
KLEISER, GRENVILLE, joint author.
Random rhymes. SEE Kleiser,
Elizabeth.
KNIBBS, HENRY HERBERT.
The fighting gringo. (In Popular
magazine, Jan. 7, 1927)
? 7Jan27; B731816. Ida Julia
Knibbs (W); 20Dec54; R141088.
Sunny Mateel. ? on new matter;
25Feb27; A967384. Ida Julia
Knibbs (W); 20Dec54; R141061.
KNIBBS, IDA JULIA.
The fighting gringo. SEE Knibbs,
Henry Herbert.
Sunny Mateel. SEE Knibbs, Henry
Herbert.
KNOPF (ALFRED A.) INC.
Max Havelaar. SEE Dekker, Eduard
Douwes.
KNOWLES, MAY WYNNE.
Peter Rabbit's wedding day. Illus. by Bess Goe Willis. ? 23Sep27; A1007190. Platt & Munk Co., inc. (PWH); 27Sep54; R136359.
KNOX, FLORENCE C.
Knowing the Bible. SEE Knox,
Raymond C.
KNOX, RAYMOND C.
Knowing the Bible. ? 18Jan27; A958804. Florence C. Knox (W); 21Dec54; R140894.
KOCH, MRS. WILLIAM L.
Pharmaceutical and medical chemistry. SEE Sadtler, Samuel Philip.
KOCOUREK, ALBERT.
Jural relations; with an introd. by John H. Wigmore. ? 28Oct27; A1013386. Bobbs-Merrill Co., inc. (PWH); 8Dec54; R140331.
KOLB, ANNETTE.
Daphne Herbst. 3 instalments.
(In Vossische Zeitung, Nov.
4-6, 1927) ? 4-6Nov27; AF37975.
Annette Kolb (A); 15Nov54;
R140291.
KOMROFF, MANUEL.
Juggler's kiss. ? 12Nov27; A1013374. Manuel Komroff (A); 15Nov54; R139130.
KOYOO, MRS. CHIYONO S.
With Taro and Hana in Japan. SEE
Sugimoto, Etsu (Inagaki)
KREBS, WILLIAM S.
Outline of accounting. Vol. 2. ? 24May27; A976804. William S. Krebs (A); 6Aug54; R134337.
KROHN, ERNST C.
Rigaudon; op. 40, no. 5. SEE
Grieg, Edvard Hagerup.
Scherzo in E minor; op. 16, no. 2.
SEE Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Jacob
Ludwig Felix.
Staccato etude. SEE Raff, Joseph
Joachim.
Study; op. 305, no. 3. SEE
Mayer, Charles.
KUEFFER, HANS, illus.
Baseball: how to play it and how to watch it. SEE Milburn, George.
KUHLMAN, ARTHUR.
His glory. SEE Kuhlman, J. H.
Silent night, holy night. SEE
Kuhlman, J. H.
KUHLMAN, J. H.
His glory; a Christmas pageant.
? 5Nov26; A955242. Arthur
Kuhlman (C); 4Nov54; R138559.
Silent night, holy night; a hymn
pantomime. ? 1Dec26; A960120.
Arthur Kuhlman (C); 24Nov54;
R139484.
KYLE, MARGARET.
Little sister. Illustrated by
Mildred R. Dickeman and Marjorie
Hartwell. ? 1Sep27; A1004027.
Margaret Kyle (A); 8Dec54;
R140541.
Jim, the conqueror. (In Collier's,
Jan. 15-Mar. 12, 1927)
? 30Dec26, B717965; 6Jan27,
B718231; 12Jan27, B731190;
18Jan27, B731446; 27Jan27,
B731905; 1Feb27, B732366;
8Feb27, B733151; 14Feb27,
B733582; 21Feb27, B734356.
Peter B. Kyne (A); 30Jun54;
R133165-133173.
Oh promise me. (In Collier's,
Sept. 4, 1926) ? 20Aug26;
B707879. Peter B. Kyne (A);
13Aug54; R134486.
Pals in paradise. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan, Mar.
1927) ? 10Feb27; B732798.
Peter B. Kyne (A); 26Oct54;
R138017.
Tide of empire. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan,
Sept.-Dec. 1927) ? 10Aug27,
B748740; 9Sep27, B752138; 7Oct27,
B755449; 10Nov27, B756677.
Peter B. Kyne (A); 13Aug54,
R134614; 13Sep54, R135456;
11Oct54, R137459; 15Nov54,
R140210.
LABICHE, EUGèNE MARIN.
Le voyage de Monsieur Perrichon; comédie par Labiche et Martin, edited with notes, exercises, and vocabulary, by Ralph W. Haller. ? 14Apr27; A999188. Globe Book Co., inc. (PWH); 15Dec54; R140790.
LAMB, HAROLD.
Genghis Khan, the emperor of all
men. ? 24Aug27; A1007437.
Harold Lamb (A); 25Aug54;
R134949.
LAMPREY, LOUISE.
Days of the builders. Illustrated. by Wallis Stutevant. (Great days in American history series) ? 9Sep26; A901927. Gladys Hunkins Webster (Administrator, c.t.a.); 21Jul54; R133833.
LANDAU, EDMUND.
Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie.
3 v. ? 20May27; AF35875.
Marianna Landau (W); 3Aug54;
R134092.
LANDAU, MARIANNA.
Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie.
SEE Landau, Edmund.
LANG, BEATRICE, comp.
Samples. SEE Ade, George.
LANGDON-DAVIES, JOHN.
A short history of women.
? 7Nov27; A1013322. John
Langdon-Davies (A); 12Nov54;
R139368.
LANIER, KATE HEMINGWAY.
Annotated Mississippi code. SEE Mississippi. Laws, statutes, etc.
LARDNER, ELLIS A.
For entries claimed by Ellis A.
Lardner. SEE Lardner, Ring W.
LARDNER, GEORGE E.
How to play golf. (Little blue book 535) ? 21Jul27; A1005890. Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH); 6Aug54; R134247.
LARDNER, RING W.
Anniversary. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, Jan. 1928) ? 10Dec27; B758934. Ellis A, Lardner (W); 30Dec54; R141445.
Hurry Kane. (In Hearst's
International-cosmopolitan, May 1927)
? 8Apr27; B738285. Ellis A.
Lardner (W); 17Sep54; R135965.
Man not overboard. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan,
Nov. 1927) ? 7Oct27; B755449.
Ellis A. Lardner (W); 30Dec54;
R141444.
Miss Sawyer, champion. (In the
New Yorker, Sept. 10, 1927)
? 9Sep27; B753377. Ellis A.
Lardner (W); 30Dec54; R141443.
The spinning wheel. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan,
July 1927) ? 8Jun27; B742559.
Ellis A. Lardner (W); 17Sep54;
R135967.
The story of a wonder man; being
the autobiography of Ring
Lardner, illustrated by Margaret
Freeman. ? 18Mar27; A972180.
Ellis A. Lardner (W); 17Sep54;
R135964.
Then and now. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan.
June 1927) ? 10May27; B741521.
Ellis A. Lardner (W); 17Sep54;
R135966.
The venomous viper of the Volga.
(In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan,
Sept. 1927)
? 10Aug27; B748740. Ellis A.
Lardner (W); 17Sep54; R135968.
LA ROCHELLE, DRIEU. SEE Drieu La
Rochelle, Pierre.
LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO.
Accounting systems. SEE Thompson,
William Rodney.
Business management. Executive
manuals. ? LaSalle Extension
University (PWH)
68 and 69. ? 11Mar26; A889563.
5Feb54; R137104.
70 and 71. ? 2Apr26; A893106.
5Feb54; R137105.
72 and 73. ? 26Apr26; A898811.
5Feb54; R137107.
76, 77 and 78. ? 24May26;
A898812. 5Feb54; R137108.
79 and 80. ? 2Jun26; A898810.
5Feb54; R137106.
81 and 82. ? 15Jun26; A900573.
5Feb54; R137110.
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