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CATALOGUE
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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PART 4 hs y)
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 7
FOR THE YEAR 1912
Nos. 1—4
Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 3, 1891, of June 30, 1906,
and of March 4, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1913
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4: :
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK
OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A
SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHOTO-
GRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1912 7
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 7, No. 1
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1912
The Act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.” :
aca Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
quarterly, is arranged in three alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of
titles, as follows:
I. Containing Class G, Works of art (giving a list of the photographs or other iden-
tifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copyright
of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works of art).
II. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs (except
Moving-pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
Iti. Containing titles for moving-pictures.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘‘H,’”’
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of
a scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’? Class J, Photographs; and ‘‘K,’’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©’’ implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication. ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands for copyright registration of
an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the photo-
graph or other identifying reproduction; and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only 1 copy of
the pictorial contribution is required.
The annual index of proprietors, portraits and principal artists is furnished for
this part in the final issue for the year. The subscription price for part 4, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $0.50 a year, payable in advance to the
Superintendent of Documents by postal money order, express order, or New York
draft.
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NOTICE.
The Return to Copyright Claimants of Copyright Books, Maps, Photo-
graphs, and Other Articles.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “ Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under
the provisions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this
Act, the Librarian of Congress shall determine what books and other
articles shall be transferred to the permanent collections of the
Library of Congress, including the law library, and what other books
or articles shall be. placed in the reserve collections of the Library of
Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other govern-
mental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided,
together with all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the
Librarian of Congress and the register of copyrights jointly shall,
at suitable intervals, determine what of these received during any
period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve in the permanent
files of the copyright office, and, after due notice, as hereinafter pro-
vided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and —
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed
in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November,
inclusive, a statement of the years of receipt of such articles and a
notice to permit any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful
claimant to claim and remove before the expiration of the month of
December of that year anything found which relates to any of his
productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period.
of years stated, not reserv ed or disposed of as provided for in this
Act: And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished
work shall be destroyed during its term of copyright without spe-
cific notice to the copyright proprietor of record, permitting him to
claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law,
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book,’ map, photograph, or other
article deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Li-
brarian of Congress during the years 1880 to 1889, inclusive. that
any such author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may
send to the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of
the copyright book, map, photograph, or other article, the year in
which copyright registration was made, and, if possible, the number
under which such copyright book, map, photograph, or other article
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NOTICE
was entered for copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt
of such information and request, such copyright book, map, photo-
graph, or other article will be returned to the author, copyright
proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has been otherwise
disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, photo-
graph, or other article should be made as early as possible during
the year 1912. If no such application has been received during said
year, such copyright book, map, photograph, or other article may
be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of
said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fesruary 1, 1912. |
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of
the act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled ‘‘ An act to amend
and consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor,
or other lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the
periodicals named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as
indicated in the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of hewspapers preserved in the Library of Congress.
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
Only the dupli-
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi-
eated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
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List oF COPYRIGHTED WEEKLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
© Farm implement news co,
(v)
American agriculturist. 1870-1909
© Orange Judd co.
American lumberman. 1901-1909
. © American lumberman.
American sportsman’s journal. 1879-1880
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Army and navy journal. 1900-1904
© Ww. Cc. & F. P. Church.
Ave Maria. 1880-1909
© Daniel E. Hudson.
Boys of New York. 1874-1894
© Frank Tousey; Tousey & Small; Norman L. Munro & co.
Bradstreets (weekly periodical). 1879-1909
© Bradstreet co.
Christian herald. 1878-1909
© B. J. Ferney; Jos. Spurgeon; Benjamin Aitken; Charles
Walton; M. Baxter; Louis Klopsch.
Christian register. 1903-1904
© Christian register assn.
Christian union. 1870-1893
) J. B. Ford & co.; Chirstian union pub. co.; New York and
Brooklyn pub. co.; Chistian union co.
Churehman (The). 1901-1909
© Churchman co.
Commercial and financial chronicle. 1880-1909
© Wm. B. Dana & co.; Wm. B. Dana co.
Congregationalist (The), also entitled Christian world. 1900-1909
© W. L. Green & co.; Congregational Sunday school pub. soc.
Dry goods economist. 1892-1909
© Textile pub. co.
Economist (The). 1894-19038
© Economist pub. co.
Farm and home. 1886-1909
© Phelps pub. co. i,
Farm implement news. 1887-1909
*
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Fishing gazette.
George E. Jennings; George E. Jennings & co.
Forest and stream.
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Illustrated Buffalo express.
© G. E. Matthews & co.; J. N. Matthews co.
Illustrated police news.
© Alden pub. co.; Illustrated police news pub. co.; John Stet-
son; Publisher of Illustrated police news.
Journal of the American medical assn.
© J. ©. Culbertson; John B. Hamilton; Trustees of Amer.
medical assn. Amer. medical assn.
Legal intellingencer.
© Edward P. Allinson; Howard W. Page.
Judge.
© Arkell pub. co.; Judge pub. co.; Judge co.
Leslie’s weekly.
© Judge co.; Arkell weekly co.; Arkell pub. co.
Mining reporter.
© W. W. Pollock; Mining reptr. pub. co.; Industrial ptg. &
pub. co.; Indus. reptr. co.
National live stock reporter.
© Philip H. Hale.
National nurseryman.
© National nurseryman pub. co.; C. L. Yates.
National police gazette.
© Publisher of Natl. police gazette; Rich’d K. Fox.
National provisioner.
© Food trade pub. co.; National provisioner pub. co.; Robt.
Ganz & co.; Jos. H. Senner.
New England homestead.
© Orange Judd co.
New York clipper.
© Rebecca H. Queen; F. Queen pub. co.
New York family story paper, also entitled Family story paper.
© Norman L. Munro; Norman L. Munro & co.
New York fireside companion.
© Geo. Munro; Geo. Munro’s sons.
New York ledger.
© Rob’t Bonner; Rob’t Bonner sons.
New York lumber trade journal.
© New York lumber trade journal; J. D. Crary.
Orange Judd farmer.
© Orange Judd co.
Pucks
© Keppler & Schwarzmann.
Railway and locomotive engineering.
© Angus Sinclair co.
Rams Horn (The).
© Rams Horn co.; F. L. Chapman & co.; F. L. Chapman.
Real estate record and builders guide.
© Record and guide co.; C. W. Sweet.
Rural New Yorker.
© Rural pub. co.
Saturday evening post.
© R. J. C. Walker; Saturday post pub. co.; Reed, Wick-
ersham & co.; Bennett and Fitch; Curtis pub. co.
Scientific American.
© Munn & co.
Scientific American supplement.
© Munn & co.
Shipping illustrated.
Shipping illustrated co.
Shoe and leather reporter.
© Dexter & co.; Isaac H. Bailey; Shoe and leather reporter ;
Coach harness and saddlery.
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1897-1909
- 1880-1909
1893-1909
1878-1904
1892-1909
1892-1909
1885-1909
1897-1909
1887-1907
1892-1893
1893-1909
1878-1909
1893-1909
1894-1909
1882-1909
1872-1909
1870-1908
1870-1898
1896-1909
1895-1909
1878-1909
1901-1904
1892-1906
1871-1909
1878-1891
1873-1909
1887-1909
1887-1909
1905-1909
1870-1896
:
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Sporting life.
© Geo. M. Spidell; Sporting life pub. co.
Street and Smith’s New York weekly, also entitled New York
weekly.
© Street and Smith.
Sunday companion.
© Sunday companion pub co.
Sunday magazine.
© Ervin Wardman; Associated Sunday magazines, ine.
Sunday school times.
© Sunday school times; John D. Wattles; John D. Wattles
& CO,
Svenska Amerikanska posten.
© 8S. J. Turnblad.
exas siftings.
© Street and Knox; Texas siftings pub. co.; Geo. W. A. Yates,
jr.; Robert E. Morgan.
obacco.
© T. H. Delano pub. co.
own topics.
© Town topics pub. co.
rade register.
© Trade register, inc.; Wood and Ackman; Lovett M. Wood.
eekly florists review.
© Florists’ pub. co.; G. L. Grant.
Teekly northwestern miller, also entitled Northwestern miller.
© C. M. Palmer; Miller pub. co.
Western electrician.
© Western electrician co.; Electrician pub. co.
Yale alumni weekly.
© Yale alumni weekly.
ouths companion.
© Perry Mason & co.; Perry Mason co.
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1881-1904
1870-1909
1906-1909
1898-1909
1875-1909
1897-1906
1882-1897
1887-1904
1895-1909
1898-1909
1897-1905
1882-1909
1887-1908
1899-1909
1890-1909
CLASS G
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OF DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
ADLER (GEORGE), San Diego, Cal. [1-8
California the exposition State.
[Draped woman extending wreath,
with shield at left and at righta globe
above which appears the rising sun.]
© 1 c. Feb. 2, 1912; G 39743.
Exposition of San Diego. [Draped
woman seated in circle surrounded by
sun rays which light up exposition
buildings below.] © 1c. Feb. 3, 1912;
G 39749. ’
San Diego. [Figure of woman with
streamer, at left of scene of city and
marbor, (1c. Feb. 21, 1912: .G
39816.
San Diego to-day and 1915. [Busi-
ness section of city, with seal in sun-
burst and exposition in distance sur-
rounded by clouds.] © 1c. Feb. 7,
1912; G 39758.
San Diego—1915. [Woman holding
shield and winged boy presenting
wreath under canvas, with vista of the
exposition. city and harbor in dis-
fnce). > 1 ¢ Feb. 21, 1912: 'G
39817.
San Francisco, the exposition city.
[Draped woman on pedestal holding
wreath in right hand and cornucopia
in left arm, looking down on globe,
with city in distance.] © 1c. Feb. 2,
1912; G 39741.
San Francisco’s ferry. [Ferry boat
leaving wharf near high tower over-
looking city in background.] © 1.
Mar. 4, 1912; G 39951.
Spirit of 1915. [Draped woman
seated holding branch in hand and
looking over right shoulder, with globe
near by over which appears the rising
sun.] ©1c. Feb. 2, 1912; G 39742.
AMBERG (LOUIS) & SON, New York.
[9, 10
Bully bull doggie; by J. Jusko.
Head of English bull pup. ©1c. Jan.
25, 1912; G 39693.
Sis Hopkins. Head of laughing
child with hair combed back in two
braids. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1912; G 39505.
1
AMERICAN COLORTYPE CO., New York.
(etal
First step; by Seeger. [Woman
holding arms of child which is trying
to walk to little girl kneeling on ‘gar-
deni pathe| ©) De eb. 2, 1912: °G
39745.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE Co., New York.
[12-21
Automobile at bathing beach, lady in
bathing costume in foreground.
Automobile in orchard, lady gather-
ing fruit in basket in foreground at
left.
Automobile in winter snows on
country road, horse and sled in fore-
ground.
Automobile on mountain top, with
lady and child in foreground.
Automobile riding through park
with mounted officer in foreground at
right.
Automobile spinning along country
read, with farmer at roadside waving
hat.
Automobile with occupants.
monoplane flying in air.
Five passengers and chaffeur exam-
ining car at roadside.
Seven passengers in automobile
spinning along road, rabbit in fore-
ground.
and
Street scene, limousine at curb pas-
sengers about to enter automobile.
© 1c. each Jan. 15, 1912; G 39614-
39623.
GADGLEY (AZALEA G.), Springfield, Mo.
Paws
Ozark houn’ no. 1. [Statue of lean,
long-eared dog standing with one foot
raised and head turned to right.] ©
1 e. Jan. 30, 1912; G 39772.
no. 2. [Statue of lean, long-
eared dog, with head down, sitting on
lettered base.] © 1. Jan. 30, 1912;
G 89773.
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24.
BAvER (FRED M.), Weehawken, N. J.
[24-27
Easter card no. 1. Girl’s head in
center of lily, with cross on hill in
background. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1912; G
39405.
——no. 2. Mother rabbit dressed in
skirt and rose-trimmed hat, leading
small rabbit carrying backet of Haster
eggs. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1912; G 39406.
no. 8. Young man handing
three Easter-lilies to girl, with Cupid
sitting in clouds above. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1912; G 39407.
Fast friends. Girl seated on rail
fence, with hand on nose of horse,
teasing large collie dog. ©1e¢. Jan.
6, 1912; G 39404.
BECKER (JACOB), New York. [28
Birthday stones. [Diamond as king
seated on throne before which are five
mounted knights preceded by six foot-
men bearing shields, representing pre-
cious stones.] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1912; G
39T9T.
BERNHEIM DISTILLING Cco., Louisville,
Ky. [29
What the doctor ordered; by W. Tre-
maine. [Doctor showing bottle of
whiskey to old man and lady in his
office.] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1912; G 40021.
BERRUEZO & MARIOTTE, Los Angeles.
[30
Virgin of Guadalupe of Mexico; by
I). Berruezo and H. Mariotte. [Bas-
relief plaque of lady with hands folded
at bosom standing in front of sun-
burst.] © 1c. Feb. 12, 1912; G 39790.
Birt (H.), New York. eo ais 74
Fleur-de-lis. Bas-relief panel of
Japanese woman with parasol, stand-
ing on rock near water, surrounded by
fieur-de-lis. © 1 c¢. Jan. 25, 1912; G
39612.
Moon-light. Bas-relief panel of two
Japanese women sitting near _ pool
playing musical instruments, with tree
and stream in background. © 1 «.
Jan 25, 1912; G 396138.
Iiock (RicHARD W.), River Forest, Ill.
[33-39
American beauty. [Statuette of
nude woman seated on rock. ]
Debutante (The). [Statuette of
woman in large hat and trailing
adress. |
Earth. [Statuette of nude Indian
lying prone on rock smoking pipe. ]
ee ee
Dt. IV, ces
Bock (RiIcHARD W.)—Continued.
Fairy messenger. [Statuette of nude
woman seated on back of snail.]
Gluck. [Statuette of nude child
seated on open book holloing.]
Innocence. [Statuette of nude little
gir] standing, holding arms above
head. ]
Patriot (The). [Statuette of nude
man standing, holding globe in left
hand and scroll in right. ]
© 1 ¢« each Mar a2
4010240108.
BooTs PURE DRUG CO., LTD., Wotting-
ham, England. [40, 41
In full orbed glory; by Alex. Mac-
lean. [River reflecting stream of light
from the sun.] ©1ec. Feb. 2, 1912; G
39739.
When night a radiance borrows; by
Alex. Maclean. [Sea at foot of cliffs
reflecting light of moon above clouds. ]
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1912; 39740.
BortEAvu (PHILIP), New York. [42,48
March. Head of girl wearing large
hat pulled down over hair which is
blowing in wind. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1912;
G 397386.
Suzanne. Head of girl wearing
Gainsborough hat and coral necklace,
front view. © 1¢ Hes 1) oie ae
39735.
BOLLMAN (JOHN) co., San Francisco.
[44
Good story. [Front bust portrait of
man wearing cap, in attitude of talk-
ing.] ©1c. Feb. 21, 1912; G 39814.
BorzoNE (EHNrico), Chicago. [45
Water kiss fountain. Water gush-
ing from mouth of upturned woman’s
face in conventionalized lily-shaped
bowl. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G@ 39957.
BosENCE (RicHARD J.), Snokomish,
Wash. [46
Miller River of Washington. [Wind-
ing stream in dense forest of Wash-
ington fir trees.] ©1c. Jan. 20, 1912;
G 39571.
BRECKENRIDGE (HUGH
phia. [47
Tyson (Dr. James) [Doctor seated
at table reading record of case while
nurse at his back stands watching pa-
H.), Philadel-
tient.] © 1c. Jan. 13, 1912; G 39528:
Brown (J. G.), New York. [48
Rush for evening papers in the
eighties. [Newsboys gathered around
wagon from which man is delivering
papers.] ©1c. Feb. 2, 1912; G 39919.
WORKS
mio, 1, 1912
Brown & BiIcELow, St. Paul [49-121
Afterglow (The); by G. H. Gay.
[Pond dimly shaded by scattering trees
along its banks. ]
Benjamin Franklin book store; by
J. L. G. Ferris. [Man and woman in
colonial dress, examining books shown
them by man standing on store steps. ]
Bernice; by B. Lichtman. [Front
bust portrait of young woman, in
feather-trimmed rolled hat, looking
over left shoulder. ]
Big haul; by McIntosh. [Fishermen
in small boat pulling in net while one
Signals passing schooner. ]
Blazing the trail; by Phillip R.
Goodwin. [Two hunters in clump of
trees on hillside looking toward hills
on opposite side of stream. }
Cottage by the sea; by Noel Smith.
[Woman feeding chickens by cottage a
short distance from the sea.]
Cupid the joy rider; by Will Grefe.
[Cupid sitting in rear seat of auto-
mobile driven by lady with assistance
of man at her side. ]
Daily press; by Stuart Travis.
[Young man embracing lady with baby
in her arms. ]
Dangerous habit; by Stuart Travis.
[Young woman in riding habit holding
horse by bridle. ]
Dear daddy; by Francis Day.
[Young woman watching little girl
seated at table writing. |
Debutante (The); by H. Hutt.
[Front bust portrait of girl, with rib-
bon bandeau on hair, looking over right
shoulder. ]
Deft meadows; by H. Wysmueller.
[Meadow pond reflecting shadow of
Dutch windmill near cottages. ]
Delayed hunt; by J. W. Dunsmore.
[Interior of blacksmith shop where
one mab is shoeing horse held by boy
while another shapes shoe on anvil. ]
Diamond lead; by Will Grefe.
[Young man leaning over back of
sofa offering diamond ring to lady
seated thereon. ]
Dixie roses; by C. D. Williams.
[Bust portrait. three-quarter view, of
girl holding rose in each hand.]
Eaves droppers; by Stuart Travis.
[Young man and woman seated on
rustic seat holding hands while squir-
rels chase down tree behind them. ]
SS ——_————— Eee
OF ART
“Brown & BicELow—Continued.
Hxhibit A; by Stuart Travis. [Young ©
woman seated with hands crossed in
lap while, beyond partition, Cupid ap-
peals to man hiding face in his
hands. |
F. O. B. anywhere; by Stuart Travis.
[Young man, with hat in left hand,
about to enter automobile driven by
lady. |
Fairy tales; by W. B. Davis. [Small
boy and girl sitting in wicker chair
reading book while large dog lies at
their feet. ]
Forest primeval; by C. T. Wilson.
[Vista of stream through clump of
large trees. |
Friend in need; by C. M. Coolidge.
[In a game of cards played by seven
dogs seated, one dog slips a card under
table to another. |
Good night; by W. B. Davis. [Girl
with candle in hand standing on
stair-steps looking over right shoul-
der. |
Grace; by C. Allan Gilbert. [Left
side view of young woman in evening
dress, standing, admiring flowers in
vase. |
Grey morn in Brittany; by J. Schene-
witz. [Man loading two-horse wagon
at stable door. ]
Grey November; by P. P. Scheidges.
[Vista of bright clouds above horizon,
through scattering leafless trees about
cottages on hill.]
Head of the cafion; by R. A. Fox.
[Small stream flanked with clump of
bushes and craggy mountains. ]
Headland; by HE. T. Bricker. [Rocky
point of land jutting into sea.]
Heads or tails; by C. M. Russell.
[Cowboys lassoing cattle at foot of
hill.]
Held by the enemy;:by Stuart Tra-
vis. [Man with arms folded standing
watching lady and man dancing. ]
Helping hand; by E. P. Moran.
[Man in colonial dress helping lady
over garden fence. ]
Hero (The) ; by H. Witowski. [Boy
with bunch of fish in hand standing
between two boys, whistling. ]
by
driving
Franz dea
sheep
Homeward bound;
Boul. [ Shepherdess
along pasture path. ]
In childhood’s happy hour; by Ar-
thur J. Elsley. [Girl holding child up
in arms so that it can play with kitten
' In window. |]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
121
pt: Tv Seiaweee
Brown & BicgELow—Continued.
Increasing balance; by Will Grefe.
[Young man and lady seated at table
examining small book.]
Indian summer; by S. R. Chaffee.
[Brook running from open field along
edge of a forest of shedding trees. ]
Joint amount; by Carl Hirschberg.
[Large dog siting by table where small
boy and girl are calculating the
amount of money from two savings
banks. |
Lady Goldenrod; by Francis Day.
| Three-quarter view of young woman
looking down at bouquet of flowers on
her bosom. ]
Mantle of silver; by W. S. Bucklin.
[Snow scene of stream winding by
scattering bunch of trees. ]
- Marguerite; by Carl J. Blenner.
[Front bust portrait of young woman
in low-neck dress, with hair platted in
braids on either side of face.]
Marriage contract: by J. L. G. Fer-
ris. [Young woman seated at: table,
with pen in hand, glancing back at
man by her side while two men stand
looking on.]
Midsummer fiction ; by Stuart Travis.
[Young man in_ shirt-sleeves and
girl in bathing suit seated by board
fence. |
Mis-deal (A); by Stuart Travis.
[Man seated kissing young woman who
las dropped bunch of cards. ]
Miss Demure; by C. D. Williams.
[Head of girl wearing bonnet
trimmed in flowers and ribbon tied
under chin. ]
Nellie Custis rosebud; by J. lL. G.
Ferris. [Elderly man in colonial dress
looking over shoulder of lady, in flower
' garden, examining a rosebud. ]
November twilight; by E. Lamasure.
[Cottages along country road made
visible by light from bright clouds
above horizon. ]
Old mill stream; by HE. Lamasure.
[Old water mill in grove of large
trees along bank of small stream. ]
‘Old songs; by G. L. Nelson. [Old
man seated in armchair, with \ittle
girl in lap, listening to young woman
playing piano. ]
Old stile always
Stuart Travis.
girl at the stile.]
in fashion; by
[Young man kissing
Open season; by A. Pope. [Large
dog standing in sedge holding bird in
his mouth. }
“Yravis.
Brown & BiIGELoOWwW—Continued.
Our daily bread; by Eugene Mulertt.
[Mother, little girl and baby seated
with heads bowed and hands clasped
on small table, near open fireplace. |
Playing close to the net; by Stuart
[Young man kissing girl over
tennis net. ]
Polly; -by 3B. inchtmanm [Front
bust portrait of girl wearing coat and
feather-trimmed hat rolled up at side. ]
Reveries; by Paul La _ Boulaye.
[Young woman, thinly clad, seated on
sofa looking down at bunch of roses by
her side. ]
Royal pair; by R. O. Yardley.
[Young woman petting head of horse. ]
Shady pool; by Wm. Hart. [Cattle
wading in stream along edge of
forest. ]
Shoulder arms; by Stuart Travis.
[Young woman standing, clasping her
arms over shoulders of soldier, near
gun carriage. ] ‘
Springtime in Brittany; by Thomas
Moran. [Woman standing under large
trees watching geese in pond. ]
Story of the rose; by Will Grefe.
[Young man _ seated looking over
shoulder of lady at bunch of roses in
her arm. ]
Sun worshippers; by C. M. Russell.
[Three Indians mounted, near stream,
with hands raised looking toward ris-
ing sun.]
Supremacy; by G. A. Beneker.
[Workman tying U. 8. flag at top of
steel framework above surrounding
buildings. ] ;
Surprised; by Frank Stick. [Man
with gun in hands about to shoot two
ducks flushed from sedge by dog.]
Sweet sixteen; by Harrison Fischer.
[Front bust portrait of girl wearing
low-neck dress and ribbon bandeau,
with head turned toward right shoul-
der, glancing over mirror in right
hand. |
Sweetest rose; by W. A. Metzger.
[Bust portrait, three-quarter view, of
young woman leaning chin against a
rose and glancing upward.]
Sylvia; by Albert Lynch. [Front
bust portrait of young woman with
wrap draped about shoulders, wearing
ribbon-trimmed hat. ]
Thanksgiving; by Stuart Travis.
[Young man and woman seated on
sofa glancing up at elderly man leav-
ing the room.]
no. 1, 1912
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Brown & BicELow—Continued.
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161
BRUNDAGE (FRANCES )—Continued.
Hallowe’en, 1. Small boy with
Though lost to sight to memory
dear; by W. B. Davis. [Young woman
kneeling by sofa reading a letter from
box nearby. ]
Trophy of the hunt; by J. L. G.
Ferres. [Elderly man standing, with
back to man and lady seated, holding
a fox’s tail above heads of two colo-
nial maidens near table surrounded by
men and women drinking wine. ]
Trouble hunters; by C. M. Russell.
[Three Indians on rock hill, with
their horses nearby, looking over nar-
row stream. |
Waiting playmate; by Wm. Collins.
[Woman watching child sleeping on
| bed above which appears a dog’s head. ]}
When sunset falls on castle walls;
by Thomas Moran. [Vista of castle
through scattering trees on rocky hill-
side. ]
Woodland road; by EH. J. Fenn.
[Road winding over stone bridge,
through a forest.]
World’s highway; by Edward
Moran. [Stretch of sea with ship in
distance. ]
Youth and experience; by A. W.
Buhler. [Young man seated looking
over shoulder of elderly man at the
helm. |
© 1c. each Jan. 8, 1912; G 39411-
39488.
BRUNDAGE (FRANCES), Washington.
[122-161
Child kneeling
with letter to
Christmas joys, 1.
before open fireplace
Santa Claus.
——2. Santa kneeling
ing bag of toys.
3. Little boy and girl admiring
Christmas tree laden with toys.
4. Little boy in nightdress
carrying toys in both arms.
and empty-
——5. Two little girls with box of
candy.
6. Little boy and girl dancing
under mistletoe.
7. Young lady
pudding.
8. Little girl holding doll on
her lap, with box of candy at her feet.
carrying plum
9. Boy kissing little girl under
mistletoe.
10. Young lady with little boy
and girl standing at shop window ad-
miring Christmas toys.
candle kneeling at one side of cut-out
pumpkin and cat peering around the
other.
2. Little girl with broom
pumpkin floating over house-tops.
——3. Little girl astride broom on
which sits black kitten.
in
4. Two boys earrying cut-out
pumpkin.
5. Little boy and girl talking
over black kitten, with Jack-o-lantern
nearby.
6. Little girl in witch’s cos-
tume holding black cat with right hand
and pumpkin with left.
Oi Mittlexeirl: in Puritan hat
with apples in lap, sitting on floor by
black eat.
——8. Small girl embracing little
boy who is frightened by Jack-o-lan-
tern.
9. Boy showing Jack-o-lantern
to little girl.
10. Little girl watching boy
with black cat in one hand and pump-
kin in the other.
Happy New Year, 1. [Nude child
with bea about neck seated on calen-
dar pad by spray of roses. |
2. [Nude child emerging from
Grandfather’s clock surrounded by
flowers. ]
3. [Nude child carrying valise
in eich hand and umbrella under arm,
pessing beneath picture of Father
Time. ]
——4. [Girl and two boys with
bell and horn celebrating above clock
which registers 12.]
5. [Nude child suspended from
Father Time’s scythe above bunch of
flowers. ]
——6. Nude child, with bag and
baggage, sitting on trunk.
——T7. Girl, with corsage bouquet,
telephoning.
8. Boy holding telephone re-
ceiver to left ear.
9. Nude: child kneeling
bunch of pansies wiping
sponge.
——10. Nude child, standing in
front of clock registering 12, peeping
from behind calendar pad.
by
slate with
Thanksgiving, 1. Puritan girl car-
rying tray with cake and pitcher of
cider.
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BRUNDAGE (FRANCES )—Continued.
2. Birds flying above head of
I'uritan girl standing with hands
folded.
3. Jolly boy; with bunch of
berries in hand, carrying basket on
each arm.
4. Young girl
Lunches of daisies.
5. Little boy and girl in quaint
costumes standing, holding each
other’s hands.
——6. Young woman handing lit-
tle boy a pie and dinner basket.
od
(. Little girl giving advice to
carrying two
turkey.
8. Turkey approaching little
boy seated on pumpkin with spray of
leaves in left hand.
-_— 9, Little boy kneeling
pumpkin offering apple to turkey.
10. Little girl with basket
under arm feeding three turkeys.
te each Jane si 1912:
39653-39692.
BUCHANAN (H1xA), Chicago. [162, 163
Progress and poverty, Henry George
single tax. [Sculptured group of two
men, one lean stooping, the other mus-
cular, erect, standing upon globe
which rests on book:1 © 1 «¢. Feb. 26,
1912; G 39882.
Teddy. [Sculptured figure of Roose-
velt seated side-wise on reclining ele-
phant resting chin on hand, smiling. ]
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1912; G 39792.
on
G
BURBANK (ELBRIDGE AYER), Ganado,
Ariz. [164
Leaving home. Father standing by
Navajo Indian boy at door while the
mother is seated on floor surrounded
by three children. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1912; G 39570.
3uRcCH (IRA L.), Joplin, Mo. [165
Ye ole houn dawg no more kicken.
{Grotesque figure of long-eared lean
dog sitting.] © 1c. Feb. 24, 1912; G
39825.
SURDICK (JOHN E.), New York. [166
Design for a woman’s monument.
[Cubic block lettered and surmounted
by figure of woman seated with left
arm around small boy standing by her
side holding sword.] © 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
1912; G 39818.
CALDER (ALEX. STERLING), Croton-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
Our American stoic. Standing figure
of Indian enveloped in blanket. © 1c.
Mar. 7, 1912; G 40089.
Dt. 1V, SS eae
Cany (T. H.), Philadelphia. [168
Winning of two blues. - [Man stand-
ing holding bridle of horse and looking
dowh upon young woman at his side.]
©l1c. Jan. 15, 1912; G 39605.
CAPRONI (P. P.) & BRo. INCc., Boston.
[169
Cupid mending heart. [Statuette of
Cupid seated sewing a heart.] ©1e.°
Jan. 15, 1912; G 39529.
CARBOULD (ARTHUR W.), Brooklyn.
[170
Peace by arbitration. [Eagle and
lion in midst of grain, vegetables and
fruit. with dove bearing ribbon above,
framed by draped U. S. and English
fiags.] ©l1ce. Jan. 10, 1912; G 39738.
CHISHOLM (MARJoRIE), Chicago. [171]
Struggle (The). [Statue of nude
woman seated with head thrown back,
and arms raised and bound on breast
by her hair.] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1912: G
39737.
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART). New
York. [172-182
Blue bird’s song. [Profile bust por-
trait of girl, with apple blossom in
hair, watching little bird Singing on
branch nearby.] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1912;
G 40137.
Cabbage patch. [Field of cabbages
about circle enclosing scene of Cupid
attired as cook preparing soup for a
lot of rabbits.] © 1. Mar. 4, 1912;
G 39956.
FYoxgloves. [Foxglove flowers about
circle enclosing scene of Cupid sketch-
ing three foxes sitting nearby.] ©
1-e,-Meb. 1, 1912; G S9ies,
Lilys. [Lilies surrounding circle
showing Cupid playing organ pumped
by cub while bird sings on branch
nearby.] ©41c. Feb. 1, 1912; G 39732.
Miss Hollyhock. [Young girl wear-
ing sun-bonnet, standing in flower-
garden near bird singing on branch. ]
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; G 40188.
Mother’s return. [Big bear, with
staff in paw, carrying large bottle on
back and one cub in arm accompanied
by another, received in valley of stream
by bear dancing.] © 1.¢ Jan. 1%,
1912; G 39539.
Our artist. [Young girl in sun-
bonnet, sitting on bank surrounded by
flowers, sketching Cupid seated on low
limb of tree.] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1912;
G 401389.
WORKS
no. 1, 1912
CuuRCH (FREDERICK STUART )—Contd.
Spring. [Young woman seated by
shrubbery holding two cupids one of
whom is petting one of two fawns,
with two deer in distance.] ©1..
Feb. 1, 1912; G 39734.
Stowaway (The). [Young girl in
Quaker costume hiding Cupid in a
corn shock.] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; G
40140.
Trespasser (The). Girl in shepherd-
ess costume leading flock of sheep and
showing Cupid a sign ‘‘ No trespass-
ing.” ©l1ce. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39954.
Winter. [Four cupids on necks of
four bears dancing on each side of
circle enclosing bust portrait of little
girl.] ©l1c. Mar. 4. 1912; G 39955.
CHURCH GLASS & DECORATING Co., New
| York. [183
Memorial tablet, Kingston lodge B.
P. O. Elks 550; by Carol Coleman, Geo.
Inness, jr., and Howard Greenley.
[Painting of elks in forest, in bronze
frame with space on either side for
hames of deceased.] © 1c. Mar. 7,
1912; G 40096.
CoaTES (HENRY) Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada. [184
Christ and the shadow of death.
[Christ kneeling by rock with the cross
im distance.] © 1c. Feb. 15, 1912; G
39937.
CoHEN (Nessa), New York. [185
Hopi relay runner. [Sculptured fig-
ure of nude Indian standing on one
foot, in running attitude] © 1.
Mar. 12, 1912; G 40112.
COLORADO-YULE MARBLE CO., Chicago.
[186-189
Cenotaph, 3; by Louis Amaties. Rec-
tangular base with flambeaux at cor-
ners and sarcophagus in center bear-
ing inscription, Peace. ©1c. Mar. 15,
1912; G 40247.
4; by Louis Amaties. Base
with columns at corners supporting
canopy and sarcophagus in center let-
tered, Peace. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40246.
Memorial monument; by Louis Am-
aties. [Rectangular block with fluted
pillar at each corner, a bust in niche in
center and large candelabra on each
Side]. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1912; G 39774.
Monumental column; by Louis Am-
aties. Doric column on triple base
mounted by emblematic altar. © 1.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40248.
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COMMETERSCHE KUNSTHANDLUNG
(WiLH. SuHR), Hamburg, Ger-
many. [190, 191
An der isle; by A. N. Sinnhuber.
[Rocky stream running through for-
est.] ©1c. Feb. 9, 1912; G 39800.
Unser leben nihret siebenzig jahr;
von Leo von Kalekreuth. [Painting
in three panels showing in center an
old woman seated on bench by cottage
wall resting head on left hand, with
back turned to little girl in panel at
left and facing woman carrying basket
at right.] © 1 c¢ Feb. 9, 1912; G
39782.
COSENTINO (ORONZO), New York. [192
Safe. [Sculptured group of two
base-ball players showing one in act of
catching the ball as the other slides to
base.] ©1e. Feb. 3, 1912; G 39748.
CROUSE (E. Irvine), New York.
[193-195
Captive dance. [Two girls holding
ends of bands attached to two Indians
dancing while others look on.] ©16e.
Mar. 5, 1912; G 39992.
Forest fires. [Indian with turkey
on back watching a deer fleeing
through forest.] © 1. Mar. 5, 1912;
G 39998.
Smoke purification. [Indian stand-
ing in smoke of burning fagots around
him, near large rock.] © 1c. Mar. 5,
1912; G 39994.
CUDAHY PACKING Co., Chicago. [196
Little Puritan. [Small boy seated
at table eating, with his Puritan hat
hanging on chair back.] © 1c. Mar.
8, 1912; G 40095.
DALLIN (Cyrus E.), Arlington, Mass.
[197
Scout (The). [Statuette of Indian
on horse shading his eyes with hand
while he peers into distance.] ©1l1e.
Jan 15, 1912; G 39530.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[198-244
Anthony (St.) Saint attired in
monk’s garb, standing, holding Infant
Jesus on right arm. © 1. Mar. 4,
1912; G 39989.
Assumption (The). Statue of draped
figure of the Virgin wearing crown,
with hands crossed upon breast, look-
ing upward. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1912; G
39364.
es
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244
Dt... 1¥, BSS ven
DAPRATO STATUARY co.—Continued.
Blessed Virgin with child. Statue of
draped figure of Virgin Mary standing
holding Christ Child upon right arm
and looking down. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1912; G 89366.
—— Statue of the Child with aure-
ola about its head, standing on left
hand of the Blessed Virgin, holding a
globe with cross. © 1c. June 16,
1911; G 87690.
Bonaventure (St.) [Man in garb
of monk standing holding book, with
cherub at his feet holding crozier and
eardinal’s hat.] .© 1c Mar. 4, 1912;
G 39987.
Bracket. [Beneath shelf are two
angel heads with extended wings and
scroll, about shield marked 2.] ©le.
Jan. 2, 1912; G 29345.
[Ornate cornice beneath shelf
with XII on shield below.] © 1 «@
Jan. 2, 1912; G 389346.
Clare (St.) [Sculptured figure of
woman in garb of nun, standing, hold-
ing altar vessel and cloth.] © 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1912; G 39859.
Columbus (Christopher). [Seulp-
tured figure of man standing with
left hand resting upon globe supported
by ornamental pedestal.] © 1c. Jan.
2, 1912; G 39360.
Crucifix. Sculptured corpus of ‘Our
Lord on the cross with inscription,
ION Ral, above.” ©. 1 e;Jan.2,, 1912;
G 39340.
Exposition throne. [Dome resting
upon four Gothic arches and pillars,
surmounted by cross.] ©1c. Jan. 2,
1912; G 39352.
Francis de Paula (Saint). [Sculp-
tured figure of man garbed as hermit
monk, with rosary and sun illuminated
staff, standing in attitude of prayer. ]
©.Wie. Jan) 2, 1912-"G 39357.
Gothic altar. Altar resting upon
four carved pillars, full length statues
of angels standing on either Side,
painting in niche above tabernacle
and surmounted by cross. © 1c. June
1G Ot (EL S7oon,
In center panel below altar
table is lettering Maria, a painting of
the Holy family in upper panel with
cherub head above. © 1c. June 16,
1911; G 37692.
[Panel of Last Supper under
altar table which is supported by four
Doric columns, with Tabernacle above
surmounted by Exposition throne.]
©1ec. Jan. 2, 1912; G 393389.
DAPRATO STATUARY Co.—Continued.
Gothic main altar, no. 11639. [De-
sign of altar, with large Crucifixion
group in center above Tabernacle and
the Nativity and Resurrection in relief
panels on either side, surmounted by
five spires.] © 1c Jan. 8, 1912; G
BOAS8S,
Gothic pedestal. Octagon shaped
top with Gothic panels, rosettes and
Gothic side altar, no. 11641. [De-
Sign of altar showing statue of Our
Lady of Lourdes above Tabernacle,
with relief panels of Flight into Egypt
and Home life at Nazareth on each
side.] ©1c. Jan. 8, 1912; G 39484.
Gothie station of the cross. Bas
relief of Our Lord carrying his cross
and meeting his mother, in Gothie
bracket. © 1c Mar. 4, 1912-6
39990.
Grotto of the dead Saviour, model.
Through opening is seen the body of
Our Lord in tomb with two women
standing outside at the right, draped
cross surmounts the tomb. © 1 e.
June 16, 1911; G 87685.
Grotto of the resurrection, model.
Through opening of tomb is seen an
angel standing pointing upward, two
women at left and figure of Christ
standing above tomb. ©1c. June 16,
1911; G 37686.
Group of the Agony in the garden.
[Sculptured group of Jesus kneeling
beside a rock and looking up at an
angel with chalice in hand pointing
upward.] © 2’ ¢. Jan. 2 ioe re
39361.
Group of the annunciation. [Sculp-
tured group of angel Gabriel standing
in front of Virgin Mary kneeling at
altar.] © 1 ¢ Jan. 2, 1912. Gs9s0m
Font with faucet
Holy water font.
©
and basin lettered “ Holy water.”
1c. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39991.
Last supper. [Sculptured group of
Our Lord seated at table with the
twelve apostles, in an ornate frame.]
©) Ale. Jan. 2, 19912: G 2934
Model bust of Our Lord. Bust
figure of Our Lord wearing crown of
thorns. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39952.
Model of bust of the Sorrowful
Mother. Head of Blessed Virgin partly
covered with mantle. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1912; G 399583.
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249
DAPRATO STATUARY Co.—Continued.
Our Lady of Good Counsel. Statue
of Virgin Mary standing, holding
Christ Child who’s arms are about her
neck, with halo above head of each.
©1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39358.
Our Lady of the Scapular. [Statue
of the Virgin standing, holding Infant
Jesus, both wearing crown and hold-
ing scapulars.| © 1c. Jan. 2, 1912;
G 39355.
Panel relief station. [Center panel
a bas-relief of Jesus carrying cross,
with adoring angel in panel at either
side] ©1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39362.
Pedestal. Plain round column with
octagonal top and bottom. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1912; G 39354.
[Square top supported by con-
voluted pillar resting upon square
base.] © 1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39356.
Pedestal altar. In square panel be-
low table is monogram S. M. ©1e.
June 16, 1911; G 37687.
Pedestal model. On upper part of
pedestal are carved rosettes in Gothic
arched panels. and four angel heads
near center. ©1c. June 16, 1911; G
37683. ;
Railing. [Plain rail resting upon
Gothic arches, columns and _ orna-
mented posts with I. H. S. on center
of gates.] ©l1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39338.
Relief station of the cross in renais-
sance style. [Bas-relief panel of Jesus
upon the cross, in ornate frame with
cross on shield at top.] © 1. Jan.
2, 1912; G 393638.
Renaissance altar. [Altar having
panel of Last Supper under altar table
supported by four quadrilateral col-
ums above which is Tabernacle sur-
mounted by crucifix and dome, with
adoring angel on each corner.] ©1 ec.
Jan. 2, 1912; G 39350.
Return of the prodigal son. Sculp-
tured group of young man on knees be-
ing received by his father. © 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1912; G 39349.
Rita (St). Sculptured figure of nun
kneeling before crucifix. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1912; G 39342.
Roman exposition throne. [Ornate
dome resting upon four columns, sur-
mounted by cross.] © 1c. Jan. 2,
1912; G 39341.
Roman station IV. [Arched frame
surmounted by cross, enclosing scene
of Jesus clasping hand of Mary while
bearing the cross.] © 1 ¢ Jan. 2,
1912; G 39351.
38722—12——2
a
a
DAPRATO STATUARY CO.—Continued.
Rosary group. [Sculptured group in
bas-relief on semicircle panel of St.
Dominic receiving rosary from Virgin
Mary while St. Catherine receives one
from infant Jesus in his mother’s lap.]
©l1e. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39348.
Sacred Heart of Jesus. Statue of
draped figure of Jesus standing with
right hand raised and left pointing to
heart upon his breast. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1912; G 39358.
Station of the cross. Bas-relief of
the crucifixion of our Lord in oval
frame surmounted by two cherub
heads and cross. © 1c. June 16, 1911;
G 37688.
Crucifixion of our Lord in bas-
relief in Gothic frame surmounted by
cross. ©1c. June 16, 1911; G 37689.
[Oblong frame surmounted by
cross, about bas-relief panel of Simon
helping Jesus to carry his cross.] ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39343.
Station of the cross in Roman style.
[Bas-relief in frame, of Jesus meeting
his mother and Mary while bearing
his cross.] © 1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1912: G
39988.
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Interior of one of the side chapels,
Chartres cathedral. Painting showing
three windows and one of main col-
D’Ascenzo (NicotA), Philadelphia.
[
umns in back of main altar. ©1..
Mar. 21, 1912; G 40280.
DAVENPORT (FRED H.), Seattle. [246
Indian -busts. [Sculptured bust of
old Indian with hair tied on either
side of face.] ©1e. Jan. 24, 1912:
G 39610.
DEJONGE (Louis) & co., New York.
[247, 248
Ansicht von Rom; von G. Giuliani.
[View across Tiber river showing the
bridge and castle of Sant’ Angelo, and
St. Peter’s cathedral in distance] ©
1e¢. Mar. 15, 1912: G 40242.
Triumphbogen der Titus; von G.
Giuliani. [View of Colosseum through
arch of Titus.] © 1. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 402438.
DENIVELLE Co., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. [249
Kupie kid; by Otto E. Denivelle.
[Plaster bust of baby with hair combed
to point at top of head and eyes turned
upward to left.] ©1c. Feb. 9, 1912;
G 398000.
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pt. Iv; dies. vee
DrescH (FRANK H.), New York.
[250-263
Hleanor. [Half-length figure of girl
in chiffon-trimmed hat with head
turned to left showing three-quarter
view.] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1912; G 39548.
Eloise. [Front view of girl wearing
large feather-trimmed hat, seated, rest-
ing chin on left hand.] ©1c. Jan. 17,
1912; G 39544.
Fairest flower. [Profile of young
woman in low-cut dress and large
feather-trimmed hat, standing, pinning
flower on bosom.] © 1 ¢. Feb. 7,
1912; G 39767.
Felicia. [Profile of girl, wearing
bandeau and bead necklace, admiring
ring on left hand.] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1912; G 39546.
Flora. [Front bust portrait of girl
wearing large feather-trimmed hat,
furs, and bouquet of roses.] © 1.
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39548.
Grace. [Back profile of girl, in large
hat, putting on gloves. ]
17, 1912; G 89552.
Ida. [Left three-quarter view of
girl wearing wide-brim hat trimmed in
ribbon and tied under chin.] ©1e.
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39555.
In meditation sweet. [Front view
of young woman, in low-cut dress and
large feather-trimmed hat, seated in
arm-chair resting chin on hand.] ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40000.
Isabel. [Right three-quarter view
of girl, in large hat turned up at right,
carrying umbrella.] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1912; G 89556.
Laura. [Left profile of girl, in felt
hat, putting on gloves.] © 1c. Jan.
17, 1912; G 39557.
Lillian. [Front view of girl wear-
ing drooping hat, with fan in right
hand and bead necklace in left.] © 1
e. Jan. 17, 1912; G 39558.
Rosina. [Profile of girl with ban-
deau on hair, seated resting elbows on
table and admiring arose.] © 1 «.
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39562.
Stella. [Three-quarter view of girl
in large felt hat looking over left
shoulder while putting on wrap.] ©
1e. Jan. 17, 1912; G 39568.
Violet. [Front view of girl in low-
neck dress and large drooping hat
looking over left shoulder.] © 1 «e.
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39564.
10
© 1. 6. Wan.
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit. [ 264, 265
Golden state limited. Modern rail-
road train, with harvest scene at left
and stream at right. © 1c. Mar. 11,
1912; G 40109.
Hotel Chamberlain and Fortress
Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Vai
[Large hotel and cottages along shore
of bay, with warships in distance.]
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1912; G 39789. }
DouciAss (E. V.), New York. [266
Farley (Cardinal). Bas-relief bust
in frame design.] ©1c. Mar. 1, 1912;
G 39939.
Dunuop (B. J.), Chicago. [267
Elfenbrau; by John Paulding. Lit-
tle elf-man with long beard holding
glass and bottle in hands. ©1.¢@
Feb. 7, 1912. G 39761.
DUPONT DE NeMours (EF. I.), Wilming-
ton, Del. [268
Broadbills, here they come; by Lynn
Bogue Hunt. [Flock of ducks flying
over stretch of water.] ©1ce. Feb. 24,
1912; G 39826.
FARRELL (C. P.), New York. [269
Ingersoll (Col. Robert G.) ; by Clark
Mills. Art bronze bust. © 1c. Jan.
9, 1912; G 39494.
I‘ORBES LITHO. MFG. Co., Boston.
[270, 271
Boy and sled. [Small boy pulling
cask on sled.] ©1c. Mar. 8, 1912; G
40092.
Little General.
as colonial officer. |
1912; G 39511.
FowLerR (JOHN E.), Richmond. [272
Swing girl; by L. A. Southwick.
[Girl seated in swing holding fan in
[Small boy dressed
©ic Jan. 14
one hand and glass in the other.] ©
1 ce. Feb. 26, 1912; G 39830.
I'ox (R. A.), New York. [273
Favorite (The). [Young woman
standing, holding horse by bridle, at
fountain.]}] © 1c Feb. 2, 1912; @
39744.
FreicuH (DaAniet C.), New York. [274
Lincoln (Abraham). [Statue of
Lincoln standing with hands clasped
in front, looking down.] © 1. Feb.
10, 1912; G 389787.
I'RISHMUTH (HARRIET W.), New
York. [275
American eagle, Eagle standing on
rock with wings outstretched and head
turned to right. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1912%
G 40091. :
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322
WORKS
10. 1, 1912
JABRIEL (SAML.) SONS & co., New
York. [276, 277
Nations of the earth offering tribute
o California; by Frances Brundage.
Young women of various nationali-
jes bearnig gifts to lady seated on
hrone, with vista-of warships in dis-
ance. | i -e.. Feb... 17, 19123) G
39804.
San Francisco welcoming the na-
ions to the Panama Fair; by Frances
srundage. [Young woman in queen’s
‘obes descending steps to receive visit-
ng guests from many nations, with
xposition buildings in distance.] ©
_¢@. Feb. 17, 1912; G 39803.
New York.
[278
George Washington, s. s.; by Fred
-ausing. [Starboard view of large
teamship passing tugs and battle-
hip in New York harbor.] © 1.
‘eb. 10, 1912; G 39786.
SIUMETTI (DANTE), Long Island City,
N.Y. [279
Commemorative medal. [On _ ob-
ferse is draped woman holding scroll,
vith city in background, on reverse, a
lraped woman standing with hands
xtended toward nude man squatted on
ach side.] © 1c. Mar. 11, 1912; G
0244.
JLASGOW (WILLIAM H.), St. Louis.
FALINDO MFG. CO., INC.,
Glasgow (William H.) his book.
oO medieval figure of man stu-
iously contemplating book and manu-
cript before him. © 1 ce. Jan. 8,
912; G 39495.
SOLDSMITH-WOOLARD PUB. CO., Wichita,
Kan. [281
Sunshine of life; by John Noble.
Girl in summer dress standing on bal-
ony in front of window overlooking
iver and houses on opposite bank.]
1 e. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39949.
fOODRIDGE (HARRIET), Chicago.
Alpine daisies.
wo buds in vase.]
911; G 39001. *
ORHAM Co., Providence, R. I. [283
Boy scout; by Edwin E. Codman.
Sculptured figure of boy in uniform
tanding with staff in right hand.] ©
e. Feb. 17, 1912; G 89802.
UGLER LITHOGRAPHIC co., Milwaukee.
. [284
Muscallonge fishing; by Phillip R.
oodwin. [Two men in canoe, with
od and net, fishing in lake.] ©1l1e.
‘eb. 10, 1912; G 89784.
[282
[Two flowers and
© 1c. Oct. 30,
nS
HACKNER (E.) co., La Crosse, Wis.
[285-322
Main altar for St. Peter’s church,
Ft. Wayne, Ind. [Ornate Gothic altar
having tabernacle in arch at rear of
altar table and panel of Jesus for-
giving Peter above.] © 1. Mar. 7,
1912; G 40090.
All Souls shrine, built. for St.
Michaels’ church, Chicago, Ill. [Shrine
having arch containing panel of the
final judgment, with angel on each side
of open book at base.]
Altar built for St. Paul’s chapel,
Madison, Wis. [Altar with three
panels under altar table and taber-
nacle in arch surmounted by crucifix
and two draped figures. ]
Angels carved in wood on St. Mary’s
shrine, St. Michaels church, Chicago,
Tll. [Draped figures of two angels
blowing horns. ]
Baptismal font for Mary’s
church, Sleppyeye, Minn. [Font on
octagonal stand surmounted by spires
and cross. |
Carving on St. Mary’s shrine, St.
Michael’s church, Chicago, Ill. Frieze
of three angels, one playing violin, an-
other blowing horn while the third, in
center, reads scroll.]
Carving on table for St. Mary’s
shrine, St. Michael’s church, Chicago,
Ill. [Leaf and vine design about angel
head, on side of table. ]
Central panel of table, built for St.
Boniface church, Petersburg, Ia. [Child
Jesus seated before cross holding globe-
cross in hand, inclosed in circular
frame. |
Center panel on main altar made for
St. Stanislaus church, Chicago, II].
[Flower-bordered panel of Jesus ad-
ministering the Last supper. |]
Child Jesus, carved in wood for St.
Peter’s church, Anaconda, Mont.
[Child standing with right hand raised
and staff in left.]
Detail drawing of carvings for St.
Mary’s shrine altar, St. Michael’s
church, Chicago, Ill. [Drawing of bap-
tismal font, holy water font and two
ornate brackets. ]
Frame built for St. Mary’s shrine-
altar, St. Michael’s church, Chicago,
Til. [Venetian vine and leaf design
frame. ]
St.
Frame carved in wood. [Peacock in
arch at top of leaf design frame in-
closing scene of draped woman sur-
rounded by cherubs. |
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pt. IV," S.. vou
HACKNER (HE.) co.—Continued.
Main altar built for Holy Name con-
gregation, Sheboygan, Wis. [Ornate
Gothic altar decorated with draped
figures of angels and saints and sur-
mounted by crucifix. ]
built for St. Ambrose church,
Des Moines, Ia. [Altar surmounted
by three domes with figure of Jesus in
center, Mary and Joseph on each side
of tabernacle, and kneeling angel at
each end of altar table.]
—— built for St. Michael’s church,
Plymouth, Ind. [Altar with figures
of angels on either side, surmounted
by crucifix and three draped women. ]
Marble center panel of side altar
table, built for St. Francis church,
Cincinnati, O. [Letter A above bunch
of flowers in ornate circular frame. ]
* Marble main altar. [Altar, with
angel kneeling at each end of altar
table, surmounted by draped figures of
two women and crucifix. ]
—— [Gothic altar surmounted by
draped figures of two women and
erucifix. ]
——built for St. Agnes chapel,
Found du Lae, Wis. [Gothic altar
with two angels in arch niches near
tabernacle and draped man _ and
woman in baleony niche on either
side. ]
Marble panel on altar table for
Adoration chapel, La Crosse, Wis.
[Mosaic border about panel of two
angels kneeling on table by dish of
manna. |
Mosaic center panel of altar table,
St. Francis X. cathedral, Green Bay,
Wis. [Flower design about circle in-
closing bust of Jesus wearing crown of
thorns. ]
Oak carved relief in transept, at St.
Joseph’s church, Baraboo, Wis. [Cir-
cular frame inclosing scene of Jesus
seated on rock addressing his apostles. ]
Oak stalls built for St. Scholastica’s
chapel, Clyde, Mo. [Stall having
scroll and leaf design on sides, and
surmounted by a griffin.]
Panel in mensa of main altar made
for St. Boniface church, New Vienna,
Ta. [Lamb lying on table in center
arch, with angel kneeling in arch on
either side.]
Pews at St. Paul’s' University
chapel, Madison, Wis. [End piece of
a seat having three plain panels in
arches below ovals.]
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HACKNER (E.) co.—Continued.
Railing built for St. Bernard’s
church, Breda, Ia. [Oak sanctuary
rail with arches, onyx colunms and
top. ]
Railing built for St. Henry’s church,
St. Louis, Mo. [Oak sanctuary rail
with Doric columns, arches and a
panel showing lamb on table. ]
Sanctuary rail, built for Se
Michael’s church, Chicago, Ill. [Rail
above two panels, one showing horse
grazing, the other, fish and fruit.]
St. Mary’s shrine built for St.
Michael’s church, Chicago, Til.
[Shrine, with figures of angels on each
side, having panel of Mary and Infant
Jesus surrounded by angels.]
Sedalia, built for St. Anthony’s
church, Milwuakee, Wis. [Small side
altar surmounted by two spires and a
Cross. |
built for St. Michael’s church,
Chicago, Ill. [Long bench having
back decorated with vine and leaf de-
sign about oval inclosing an angel,
and a griffin on each leg.]
Side-altar built for St. Michael’s
church, Plymouth, Ind. [Small altar
with figure of Virgin Mary in arch
above tabernacle and surrounded by
dome and cross.]
Station VI of the cross, carved in
wood for St. Joseph’s cathedral, La
Crosse, Wis. [Veronica wipes the face
of Jesus while bearing cross assisted
by two men. ]
Station XIIII of the cross, carved
in wood for St. Boniface church, Mel-
rose, Minn. [Wood carved arch frame
inclosing panel of burial of Jesus.]
Wood carved frame, for St. Francis
X cathedral, Green Bay, Wis. [Or-
nate frame surmounted by two angels
holding crown, inclosing portrait of St.
Francis X holding Infant Jesus on
arm. |
Wood carved group in centre niche
of main altar, St. Augustine church,
Kalamazoo, Mich. [Priest annointing
young man kneeling by side of woman
before him while cherubs bring miter
and staff.]
Wood carved group in center niche
of St. Michael’s main altar, Chicago,
Ill. [Symbolic group representing the
resurrection, in arch with Doric col-
umns. ]
© 1c. each Jan. 26, 1912; G
39695-39781.
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379
mo. 1, 1912
HARTLEY (JONATHAN Scott), New
York [323
Cradle of Pan. [Sculptured figure
of nude child seated with hands
clasped over knees holding three rab-
bits in lap.] © 1c. Mar. 19, 1912; G
40258.
Hayes (CHESTER C.), New York. [824
Stetson (Augusta E.), C. S. D.
[Portrait of woman standing, resting
left hand on small table and holding
book in right.] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1912;
G 39946.
HERING (HENRY), New York.
[825-327
Apartment house medal. Obverse.
[Laurel wreath encircling tablet with
inscription.] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1912; G
9506.
[Seated figure of
© vive.
—— Reverse.
angel holding palm branch.]
Jan. 11, 1912; G 39507.
Scarsdale golf and country club
medal. [Cluster of Scotch thistle en-
ircled by inscription, in bas-relief. ]
4 ¢. Jan, 11, 1912; G 39508.
(MALVINA), New York.
, [828-330
Fragment dancer. [Sculptured fig-
ure of dancing woman standing on one
foot, with head, one arm and leg
broken off.] © 1c. Mar. 1, 1912; G
89942.
Frileuse (La). Sculptured figure of
mude girl standing with hands crossed
me left lege. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1912; G
39940.
Frileuse fountain. Sculptured group
of nude shivering girl standing on
fioating flower supported by boys blow-
ing water at her. ©1c. Mar. 1, 1912;
39941.
OLDEN (JAMES ALBERT), Fruitvale,
Cal. [331
Tom, Tom the Piper’s son. [Mural
painting of boy running away with
Squealing pig, amid fleeing geese and
Startled folk.] ©1c. Jan. 22, 1912;
39572.
IHIORSMAN (E. I.) co., New York. [8382
Little Billy; by Helen F. Trow-
bridge. [Seulptured head of baby.]
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1912; G 40136.
UDSON (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
[333, 334
Ka-shi-lau. [Indian girl carrying
large basket on shoulder.] © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1912; G 40287.
Hupson (GRACE)—Continued.
Poma basket maker, canvas 404.
[Indian girl seated on ground by
shrubbery making a basket.] © 1.
Mar. 4, 1912; G 39950.
HUMPHREY’S HOMEOPATHIC MED. CO.,
New York. [835
Animals entering the ark. Old man
with suit case and cane watching ani-
mals and birds enter ark while scribe
records their names. © 1. Feb. 24,
1912; G 39827.
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO. [3836-379
Aboard the good ship courtship.
In heart shaped frame is small sailor
boy leaning on rail of ship. ©1l1e.
Jan. 18, 1912; G 39516.
Baby Irish. Bust of bare-headed
baby with large bow under chin, in
oval frame of Irish lace. ©1c. Jan.
23, 1912; G 39591.
Best wishes from baby Irish. Oval
front view, bust picture, of curly
haired baby with bib around neck. ©
1 e. Jan. 28, 1912; G 39590.
Both baby Irish. Bust portrait of
baby, with bib, looking over left shoul-
der. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39589.
Candy and you are quite akin.
Small boy in overalls and hat, holding
stick of candy for which dog is beg-
ging. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39598.
Christmas messenger. Boy in fur-
trimmed suit and soft hat carrying
bunch of holly and letter. ©1c. Jan.
28, 1912; G 39595.
Father of his country. Bust por-
trait of George Washington in oval
frame suspended by ribbons, with
hatchet and cherry decorations. ©1lc.
Jan. 18, 1912; G 39526.
Grand slam; by Ellen Clapsaddle.
Cupid as jack of hearts shooting ar-
rows into heart on card held by king
and queen of hearts. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1912; G 39755.
Here’s to the hatchet which holds a
high place. Left profile of little boy
in overalls, with hatchet over right
shoulder, looking at cherries on tree.
©l1e. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39583.
Holly bearer. Boy in fur-trimmed
suit and cap holding bunch of holly
and robbon on end of stick. ©1l1e.
Jan. 23, 1912; G 39594.
I have a secret in my heart. Small
boy with closed umbrella in right hand
walking beside little girl carrying
muff. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1912; G 39600.
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pt. IV; 22s. Vee
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CcO.—Contd.
I hope some day she will be mine.
Little girl seated in straight-backed
chair looking at little boy seated with
eap in hands. ) ©) de; Jan.123; 1902:
G 89601.
T’ll take a look -just peek-a-boo.
Back view of little girl looking up
through heart-shaped opening in wall
at small boy’s face. ©1 ce. Jan. 13,
1912; G 389518.
I’m Irish too. Head of baby with
Irish Jace cap and large ribbon bow.
©l1e. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39604.
-T’ve chopped it down. Front view
of small boy with hatchet looking at
young cherry tree he has felled. ©
Ie. Jan, 25, 19126 G S95st-
In memoriam. Bust portrait of
George Washington in oval frame sus-
pended by ribbon, with cherry decora-
tions. ©1e. Jan. 13, 1912; G 35927.
Innisfail. Oval view of stream on
long panel, above scroll with quota-
tion. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39585.
It may be in the garden I'll meet
her. Small boy in overalls seated on
stool holding flowers in right hand and
Scissors in left. ©l c. dan, 23,1912:
G 39597.
Killarney. Diamond shaped panel of
landscape, above scroll and verse. ©
ive. Jan.,.235 1912; .G, 39587.
Killarney. Landscape of arched
bridge on round panel above scroll of
verses and shamrock. © 1c. Jan. 238,
1912; G 89586.
Killkenney castle. Long panel view
of castle, above scroll with verse. ©
1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39584.
Let me be your beau. Little girl
peeping from behind two others at
small boy. © 1 c. Jan. 23, 1912; G
39602.
Little hatchet that made a mark in
the world. Back view of small boy
in overalls and hat holding hatchet and
facing cherry tree. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1912; G 39588.
Little Rose, who will be my valen-
tine. Front view of young woman in
hobble-skirt and poke-bonnet, looking
at rose pinned over right shoulder. ©
1 ¢, dan. 18, 19123: G: 39520.
Merry Christmas to you. Little girl
in cape, coat and bonnet holding holly
wreath.
39593.
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INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. Cco.—Contd.
Mother, mother, mother, pin a rose
on me. Front view of boy holding hat
and cane in right hand, with rose
pinned on left shoulder. © 1. Jan.
13, 1912; G 395238.
Moving pictures of my sweethearts.
Back view of little girl standing on
tip-toe looking into heart-shaped open-
ing. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1912; G 39515.
My dog and I are lovers true. Small
boy in overalls playing guitar and
singing while dog howls. ©1c. Jan.
28, 1912; G 39596.
My heart you see is filled with
beaux. Three-quarter back view of
little girl in sun-bonnet, with hands
behind back, looking into heart-shaped
opening. © 1 ce. Jan. 18, 1912; G@
39522.
My morning spin. In heart-shaped
frame is small girl seated in automo-
bile driving. © 1c. Jan. 138, 1912;
G 389517.
Out for a drive. In heart-shaped
frame is child seated in vehicle hold-
ing reins and whip. © 1c. Jan. 13,
1912; G 389518.
Over to you; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
King of hearts throwing heart to
queen of hearts. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1912;
G 39756.
Rose is red. Grotesque figure of
young man in high hat, with cane and
large rose pinned on coat. ©1c. Jan.
13, 1912; G 39519.
Shall we play to a heart? by Ellen
H. Clapsaddle. Kings of hearts, dia-
monds, spades and clubs playing musi-
eal instruments to queen of hearts
seated on throne. © 1 ce. Jan. 30,
1912; G 39757.
This little rose I wear for you.
Front view of lady in street dress with
muff, looking at rose pinned over left
shoulder. © 1 « Jam. 12, 19a iG
39521.
Was Santa Claus good to you. Lit-
tle girl dressed in long coat, fur hat
and muff seated on Christmas greens.
©1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39592.
Washington (George) Bust portrait
on panel with hatchet and cherries at
lower right corner. © 1. Jan. 18,
1912; G 39525.
Washington (George) Portrait in
Od, erPenopesy «1912 “oval star frame with cherry decora-
tions. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1912; G 39524.
WORKS
no. 1, 1912
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. Cco.—Contd.
We and they; by Ellen H. Clapsad-
die. King and queen of hearts clasp-
me hands. © 1e¢ Jan. 30, 1912; G
39758.
Who helped to make us free. Back
view of small boy in overalls, carrying
hatchet and branch of cherry tree. ©
ie. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39582.
Will you be my valentine. Little
boy and girl in winter dress standing
facing each other. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1912; G 39608.
Writing I am without delay. Small
boy seated on high stool at desk. ©
me. Jan, 23, 1912; G 39599.
X ray of my heart. Back view of
little girl in bonnet, with hands clasped,
looking into heart-shaped opening. ©
1 ec. Jan. 13, 1912; G 39512.
Youthful aviator. In heart-shaped
frame is small boy dressed as aviator
seated in aeroplane holding letter in
pieht hand: © 1c. Jan. 13, 1912; G
39514.
JORDAN (ANDREW H.) San Antonio,
Texas. [380
Optimism. [Face, in bas-relief, of
man laughing, with words ‘Don’t
worry ” below.| © 1c. Feb. 3, 1912;
G 39750.
KAUFMAN (JOHN F.), New York.
[881, 382
Mary bending over
©, 1 e Peb! 26;
Mater dolorosa.
Christ lying in tomb.
1912; G 39833.
Mater laeter. Mary with infant
Christ in arms bending over manger.
© ic. Feb. 26, 1912; G 39832.
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS co., New York.
[383-885
Bathing girl; by Archie Gunn.
[Girl in bathing suit, standing in surf,
holding to rope.] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1912;
G 389779.
Golf girl; by Archie Gunn. [Girl in
sweater, with bandeau on hair, hold-
ing golfstick across shoulders.] © 1
e. Feb. 9, 1912; G 39780.
Tennis girl; by Archie Gunn. [Girl
in sailor jacket holding tennis-racket
in both hands.] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1912;
G 39781.
KENDALL (SERGEANT), Newport, R. I.
386
Midsummer day. Two children sit-
ting one above the other in branches
Om a) itree.. ©. 1c. Jan. 130; 1912;)'G
39635.
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397
KETTERLINUS (J. L.), Philadelphia.
387
Tridelity; by Frederique Vallet-Bis- -
son. Woman in low-cut dress and hat
standing, parting curtain with left
hand and holding hound by collar with
right. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1912; G 39747.
IXIRKPATRICK (MARION POWERS), Bos-
ton. [888
Beauty adorned. Woman, reclining
on sofa, throwing pearl necklace
around neck of bust of Venus. ©1e.
Feb. 238, 1912; G 39920.
KIRSCHBAUM (A. B.) & co., Philadel-
phia. [3889-394
Coliseum, Rome. [Two men in
Kirschbaum yungfelo suits receiving
lunch from lady seated, with Coliseum
in distance.] ©1e. Jan. 29, 1912; G
39631.
Kirschbaum Fifth Avenue; by Mor-
timer Loewi. [Front view of man in
sack suit with hat under arm and cane
i yband’ |) Ord Gc. Mebs 17) 1912 G
39807.
Kirschbaum yungfelo reggy; by
Mortimer Loewi. [Right profile of
man in sack suit standing with ciga-
rette in left hand.] © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1912; G 39806.
Kkirschbaum’s true blue serge; by
Mortimer Loewi. [Profile of man in
sack suit with hat and cane in right
hand.] ©1c. Feb. 17, 1912; G 39805.
Pantheon. [Two men in Kirsch-
baum yungfelo suits and lady, looking
toward Pantheon.] © 1 ec. Jan. 29,
1912;\G 396382.
St. Peter’s, Rome, Italy. [One man
dressed in Ritz raglan top coat and
another in York suit, approached by
woman with basket of flowers, in front
of cathedral.] © 1c. Jan. 19, 1912;
G 39569.
IXKNAPP co., New York. [895
Old valley road; by Henry Smith.
[Country road winding along edge of
pond, over wood bridge and by houses
in grove.] © 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1912: G
39934.
KoELME (Wo. L.), Chicago. [396
Studio of William Louis Roehne.
[Book plate with lettering inclosed in
Gothic design frame.] © 1. Feb. 9,
1912; G 39828.
KRAMER (A.), San Diego, Cal. [397
Native son. Cast model of a bear
seated. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39947.
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KRAMER (WM.), San Diego, Cal.
Vase. [Gobe having aperture at
top, embraced by two mermaids clasp-
ing hands over Panama Canal, with
their tails coiled about pedestal.] ©
1c. Jan. 29, 1912; G 39633.
KUGELMANN (FREDERICK), Boston.
Mr. Softcash, he is a wealthy Ameri-
ean going abroad. [Collection of
scenes of tourist in various positions
and places.] © 1c. Mar. 25, 1912; G
40288.
LAMB (J. & R.), New York. [400
Washington inspecting the fortifica-
tions before the battle of Long Island;
by Frederick Stymetz Lamb. [Mural
painting of Washington standing in
front of group of officers unrolling
ehart, with soldiers at right and left
standing in line near canons.] ©1e.
Noy. 18, 1911; G 39531.
LANGEVER (JAMES JOSEPH), Fort Worth,
Tex. [401
Panther City. [Horse and bull
rampant on each side of panther
lying on bale of cotton above railway
engine, with city below.] ©1e. Jan.
30, 1912; G 39829.
LASH (LEE) co., New York. [402, 403
Richmond Street; by C. M. Smith.
{Perspective street scene looking
through gateway of wall covered with
advertisements.] ©1c. Mar. 4, 1912;
G 40122.
Soloist (The); by C. M. Smith.
[Violinist in dress of Louis XIV period
playing for four ladies seated about
table in garden, in frame surrounded
by drapery.]| © 1. Mar. 4, 1912; G
40128.
LAWRENCE (SYDNEY), New York. [404
Mt. McKinley. [View over rocky
erags of high mountain covered with
snow.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 39982.
LENIQUE (Miss ANDREE), New York.
[405
Reverie. [Bust portrait of girl with
bare shoulders, beads around neck and
head turned to left showing profile of
face.] ©1c. Feb. 9, 1912; G 39783.
Levy (Epwarp S.), New York. [406
Greeting. Man and woman on pop-
ping bottle. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1912; G
39578.
[398
1
6
pt. 1V,) ieee
LINAWEAVER (A. H.), Findlay, O.
- [407, 408
Findlay (Colonel James). [Front
bust portrait of Col. Findlay in let-
tered circle.] © 1c Mar. 14, 1912;
G 40143.
Fort Findlay, 1812. Log houses
within rectangular enclosure formed of
logs supported in upright position,
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; G 40144. :
McCrea (W. S.), Chicago. [409, 410
Uhlan, the trotting horse; by Amory
C. Simons. [Statuette of horse trot-
ting fast with all feet clear.] ©1l1e.
Jan. 5, 1912 G 39beac
by Amory C. Simons. [Statuette
of horse trotting slowly.] ©1ce. Jan.
5. 1912); G 395a0.
MANATT (WILLIAM W.), Providence,
Ral [411
Soldiers and_ sailors’ monument.
Soldier standing, holding arm of sailor
who is leaning on gun.] ©1e. Mar.
16, 1912; G 40250.
Manz(Gustav), New York. [412,413
Fighting panthers. [Plaster model
of two panthers fighting.] ©1 ce. Feb.
16, 1912; G 89799.
Three polar bears on ice. [Sculp-
tured group of three bears on hill of
ice.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 39999.
MAZZOLINI STATUARY Co., Cleveland.
[414, 415
Cherry boy. Statue of boy with hat
full of cherries holding bunch to his
mouth. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G 39499.
Cherry girl. Statue of girl standing
holding up corner of her apron, with
finger against her chin. ©1e. Jan. 2,
1912; G 39500.
MEISSNER & BucH, Leipzig. [416419
Greek spring festival; by IFerd.
Leeke. [Grecian maidens playing and
dancing around statue of Venus in
grove near temple.] © 1. Jan. 11,
1912; G 39501.
Hut in winter; by A. Courtland.
[Peasant’s cot near icy stream wind-
ing through marshes covered with.
snow.] ©1c. Jan. 11, 1912; G 39502.
Moor near Handorf; by C. C. Schirm.
|Trees and shrubbery near stream
winding through stretch of rolling
land.] ©1c Jan. 11, 1912; G@ 39503.
Oaks on the moor; by C. C. Schirm.
Rolling land with brook and oak trees
in foreground. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1912;
G 89504.
WORKS OF ART
no. 1, 1912
MoHLTE (J. A.), Brooklyn. [420-422
Gee, I broke de woman’s pitcher.
{Boy standing on curb in front of
door-steps looking down at broken
milk-pitcher, with dog nearby.] ©lce.
Mar. 1, 1912; G 39943.
Haydn in England. [Old Hnglish
interior showing two men with church-
wardens listening to music played by
violinst, clarinet player and lady, at
piano. ] i.e) Heb; 23, (1912. 0G
59821. .
Hunting’ gazette. [Man _ seated
cross-legged leaning back against
small table with refreshments, read-
ing newspaper.] © 1c Mar. 19,
1912; G 40257.
Moore (Epwarp B.), West Chester,
Pa. [423
Home coming. [Sculptured group
of draped woman bearing wreaths, ac-
companying a Sailor and soldier led by
drummer boy.] ©1e. Jan. 19, 1912;
G 39694.
Morrzis & co., Baltimore. [424
Man in union _ suit. [ Bas-relief
plaque of young man standing.]
te. Jan. 22, 1912; G 39625.
MULLDoRFER (G. H.), Portland, Or.
[425
Warrenton and Columbia harbor.
[Bird’s-eye view of town, harbor and
surrounding country.] © 1 ec. Mar.
26, 1912; G 40289.
MULLER (Max), Warren, R. I. [426
Advertising watchman. Boy hold-
ing lantern which illuminates sur-
rounding landscape. © 1 ¢. Dec. 29,
1911; G 39820.
MurepHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [427-439
Caught in the act; by Leslie
Thrasher. [Two boys fishing on bank
of stream, with notice on tree back of
them, and man climbing over fence.]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40294.
Early morning, Virginia; by H. La-
masure. [Landscape showing woods
and meadows, with stream at right.]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40297.
Good sport; by Frank Stick.
[Hunting scene, with two dogs in
foreground, and man back of them
beside large tree beckoning to right.]
© 1 c..Mar. 27, 1912; G 40300.
Moose hunting in the Rockies; by
Philip R. Goodwin. [Wild, unculti-
vated landscape showing two men
lying down behind fallen trees, one
shooting gun.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912;
G 40291.
442
MurpuHy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Nature’s pathway; by Chas. Wain-
right. [Vista through forest of large
trees and meadow beyond.] © 1 cf
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40299.
Parting gleams; by Edward Lama-
sure. [Small pond in marsh near
farm-house on edge of forest.] ©le.
Jan. 8, 1912; G 39410.
Pleasure and flowers; by J. Ross Bry-
son. [Two young ladies in automo-
bile, one at wheel, the other throwing
flowers.] © 1 c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40290.
Shooting the rapids; by Frank
Stick. [Two men rowing canoe on
turbulent river, with background of
wild wooded shore.] © 1c. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40295.
Storm in mid-Atlantic; by Thos.
Moran. [Piece of wreckage at edge
of tempestuous sea overhung by dark
eclouds.] © 1 ec. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40296.
Swelling tide; by George Howell
Gay. [High cliffs and beach at left,
with ocean waves rolling in from dis-
tant right.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40292.
Twilight, late Summer; by George
Howell Gay. [Landscape of woods
and meadows along banks of river
which shows reflection of trees.] ©
1 e@. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40298.
Venice; by Thos. Moran. [Scene
on Grand canal, with Doge’s Palace
at distant right, and St. Marks left of
center: |//\) ©) 1. i¢ Mar: 27, 19125 G
40298.
When daylight dies; by George
Howell Gay. [Rolling rocky country
covered with scattering leafless trees. ]
©1e. Jan. 8, 1912; G 39409.
MurrpHy (W. D.), New York. [440
Lincoln (Abraham). [Three-quarter
view portrait of Lincoln sitting at table
in his library.] ©1c. Feb. 8, 1912; G
389770.
NATIONAL CARBON Co., Cleveland. [441
Devil and the Falls. {Grotesque
bust of man with electric cell in each
hand appearing in mist of Niagara
Falls.] ©1ce. Mar. 9, 1912; G 40099.
NEILSON (ALEXANDER), San Diego,
Cal. [442
San Diego and San Francisco expo-
sition club; by Geo. Adler. [Lettered
shield above building, with three rail-
way trains at left and steamship in
harbor at right.] ©1c. Feb. 19, 1912;
G 39811.
17
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, "H'say vee
443
NEW ENGLAND STATUARY CoO., Boston.
[443
Caricature group [of Sherlocko and
Watso]; by Mrs. J. Selmer Larsen.
[Grotesque figures of short man and
long man standing side-by-side.] ©
ioe. Pebsii, 1912; °G 39924,
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.), New York.
[444-446
Bells of San Gabriel. [Oval ivorex
plaque in bas-relief of end of mission
showing bells in the gable] ©1..
Dec. 26, 1911; G 39606.
Mission San Gabriel. [Oblong
ivorex plaque in bas-relief of old mis-
Sion showing side view, and tree near
stairway.] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1911; G
39608.
Stairway San Gabriel Mission.
[Oval ivorex plaque in bas-relief of
part of the mission showing outside
stairway, with large tree nearby.] ©
1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1911; G 39607.
NEWMAN (ALLEN G.), New York. [447
Women of the South. [Statue of
draped woman wearing crown of cot-
ton and cane standing, holding lamp
in hand and child on arm while boy
with U. S. flag and palm branch
kneels at her feet.| © 1c. Jan. 11,
1912; G 89509.
NEILSEN (Cart I.), Brooklyn. [448
Modern battleship. [Forward and
starboard view of battleship at sea.]
© 1 ¢. Feb. 2, 1912; G 39788.
OELRICHS & co., New York. [449
George Washington s. s.; by Fred
Bensing. [Forward view of two-fun-
neled steamship passing small craft
and cruiser on way out of New York
harbor.) © i ¢.. Mar.” 11, 1912: “GE
40252.
OsTHAUS (EDMUND), New York.
[450-453
taking her
rive
Early rambles. Setter
puppies for walk from kennel.
Mar. 22, 1912; G 40276.
Good find. [Three dogs setting
flock of quail.] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1912:
G 40277.
Reserve (The). [Kennel man sit-
ting under tree keeping five dogs for
two hunters starting down into valley.]
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1912: G 40278.
Surprise (A). One dog on fence
and another crawling through it, in
pursuit of game. © 1 ec. Mar. 22,
1912; G 40279.
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EE ood
PapDocK (WILLARD D.), New York.
| [454463
April. [Statuette of nude youth
with outstretched arms.] © 1. Jan.
4, 1912; G 393895.
Bubble fountain. Sculptured nude
figure of child kneeling on plinth hold-
ing a bowl in upraised hands. © 1.
Jan. 23, 1912; G 39574.
Epicurus.
figure of boy seated observing squirrel
sitting on his toes] © 1.e¢ Jan. 4,
1912; G 39396.
Flower girl. Statuette of nude
woman standing, holding up a ring. ©
te. Jan. 23,1912; G 39aTt
Garden of Eden. Sculptured figure
of man and woman standing back to
back with heads and arms entwined.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1912; G 40111.
Grant memorial fountain. Draped
angel kneeling and holding basin on
knee with both hands. © 1 ¢ Mar.
12, 1912; G 40110.
Light bearer. Statuette of draped
girl standing, holding a sconce on
either arm, and child on _ shoulder
blind-folding her. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1912;
G 39398.
Prose and poetry. Pair of sculp-
tured companion groups of draped
woman reading to child. © 1. Jan.
28, 1912; -G. 39575;
Sculptured jewel box. [Oblong box
with carved head of woman on either
end.] ©1lce. Jan. 4, 1912; G 39897.
Water baby. [Sculptured high-relief
nude figure of child, seated on shelf
against wall holding shell for water.]
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G 39576.
PARTRIDGE (NELLYE), Brooklyn. [464
Indian design book end. [Indian
kneeling on right knee, holding slab
of rock on edge.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
G 397771.
PAXTON (WILLIAM McGrecor), New-
ton, Mass. [465
Girl sweeping. [Girl, with sleeves
rolled up, Sweeping near large urn by
marble top table.] © 1c Jan. 10,
1912; G 39496.
PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER CO., Jeanette, Pa.
466
Canoe girl; by C. Everett Johnson.
[Girl with bundle under arm and oar
in hand standing on wharf by canoe.]
©1e Mar. 8, 1912; G 40093.
[Statuette of small nude:
.
WORKS OF ART
no. 1, 1912
PERRY CENTENNIAL COMMISSION OF
SANDUSKY City, Sandusky, O.
[467
Perry arch; by Jobn WHisemann.
[Circular arch with rectangular col-
umn on each side surmounted by flag-
staff.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40245.
PERRY’S VICTORY CENTENNIAL COMMIS-
SION, Cleveland. [468
Perry memorial. [On river front
stands high Doric column with two
hour-glasses at foot, and museum and
temple of peace on either side.] ©1
e. Jan, 30, 1912; G 39634.
PEW (GERTRUDE), New York. [469
Atalanta. [Nude woman, with scarf,
stooping to pick up an apple.]
©! 1
e. Mar. 6, 1912; G 39995.
PHILLIPS (J. CAMPBELL), New York.
[470
Fallen star. [Old man in over coat
and soft hat. with long hair, standing
holding violin under arm.] ©1e.
Feb. 12, 1912; G 39794.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. ‘ [471-476
Am see; by Gerhard Graf. [View
of lake through scattering trees along
bank.] ©1le. Jan. 9, 1912; G 39486.
Auf einsamen pfade; by Alfons Tur-
tscher. Two dogs following trail along
valley by stream. ©41c. Jan. 9, 1912;
G 39488.
Edison (Thomas A.); by Emanuel
Grosser. Bust portrait. © 1c. Jan.
9, 1912; G 89491.
Hinsamkeit; by Fritz von Wille
[Serub-lined lake at foot of hill.] ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1912; G 39489.
Hallig ende; by Hans Peter Fedder-
sen. Small island, near sandbank,
overhung with heavy clouds pierced
by sunlight. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1912; G
39487.
Waldtal; by Carl Schultze. [Rocky
stream flowing between heavy timbered
hills.] ©1e. Jan. 9, 1912; G 39490.
POLLARD (MyRA) AND Cox (MarTHA),
Chicago. [477
Violets blue. Verse illustrated with
violets. ©1¢. Oct. 7, 1911; G 38975.
Powers (Marion), Boston. [478
Vanity. Woman seated on rug be-
fore open jewel-box and against back-
ground of peacock feathers admiring
herself in hand-mirror. © 1 ¢. Jan.
ao, 1912 ° G_.39568.
495
Powers (T. E.), New York. [479-485
Gloom. Statuette of grotesque fig-
ure of man wearing small comical hat.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1912; G. 39776.
Gloom family. Statuette of three
grotesque figures representing father,
mother and son. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1912;
G 39775.
Joy. [Grotesque figure of ballet
girl smiling. |*, ©) Ie eb, 20) 1912 -
G 39810.
Statuette of grotesque laugh-
ing girl in ballet dress. ©1c. Feb. 9,
1912; G 39778.
Joy family. Statuette of three gro-
tesque laughing figures representing
father, mother and son. |‘© 1 ec. Feb.
9) 1912 * (GG S9TTT.
Never again. [Grotesque figure of
man standing with right hand raised. ]
©1c. Feb. 20, 1912; G 39809.
They got to stop kickin’ my dog
aroun’. [Statuette of grotesque figure
of farmer holding hound dog under his
arm.] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; G 40142.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©COo., Provi-
dence, R. I. [486-495
Child in the midst. [Child Jesus
seated on bench talking to several old
men about him. ]
Clean and unclean. [Jesus address-
ing several angry old men who have
rushed into the dining hall. ]
Forgiveness. [Man in oriental robes
looking down scornfully on poor man
kneeling in road at his feet. ]
Great question. [Man, accompanied
by others, addressing Jesus along road-
side. ] :
Jesus walking on the Sea.
walking over water toward
storm-tossed boat. ]
[Jesus
men in
Lunatie boy. [Jesus talking to and
holding hands of small boy, under
large tree, while two old men look on
astonished. ]
Review. [Jesus talking to several
men and women around him.]
Sign and the leaven. [Jesus an-
nointing eyes of blind man. ]
Transfiguration (The). [Figures
representing Jesus, Moses and Hlijah
above men kneeling at top of hill.]
Wanderings in Decapolis. [Jesus
healing blind man by wayside. ]
© 1c. each Mar. 7, 1912; G 40011-—
40020.
a,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
496
PUTNAM (A.), San Francisco. [496
Walking tiger. [Statue of tiger in
walking attitude.] © 1c. Feb. 12,
1912; G 39791.
RALPH (LESTER), New York. [497-506
Challenge from the sea. [Girl in
bathing suit seated on sea-shore watch-
ing small dog play with crab.] ©l1ce.
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39540.
Diana of the shore.
two dogs through sedge. ]
17, 1912; G 39542.
Fast companions. [Girl, with dog,
riding on sled.] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1912;
G 39545.
Fellow sports.
large dog, rowing. ]
1912; G 39547.
Four-in-hand. [Woman seated in
buggy, holding four reins in right hand,
driving, with bull-dog at her side.]
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1912; G 389549.
Game in the surf. ([Girl, bathing,
about to pitch a ball to dog.] ©le.
dans 17, 1912+: G 89550.
Her first mate. [Girl running gaso-
line yacht with small dog by her side. ]
©1c. Jan. 17, 1912; G 39553.
His proudest moment. [Woman in
low-neck dress and furs Seated on
bench tying ribbon cu dog] ©le
Jan. 17, 1912; G 39554.
Offer ofeaffection. [Young woman
seated at table petting small dog.] ©
ie; dan. 17, 1912's GiS9560.
Weathering it together. [Girl stand-
ing in rain with umbrella in right hand
and dog in left arm.] ©41ce. Jan. 17,
1912; G 39565.
RAPETTI (GIOVANNI), Weehawken, N. J.
[507
Strachan (Grace C.) [Sculptured
bust of woman wearing low cut dress,
hair pompadoured and coiled about
head.] ©1c. Jan. 26, 1912; G 39626.
RAULT (A. DE), New York. [508, 509
[Girl driving
©l1e. Jan.
{Girl in boat, with
©, 4 -¢... Jans AT,
Kigalité. [Group of six human skele-
tons in loose robes.] © 1c. Feb. 14,
1912; G 39795.
Nothing like home. [One pigeon
sitting on nest in tree while another
keeps watch nearby.] ©1c. Feb. 14,
1912; G 39796.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York. [510
Baby mine; by J. R. Jellison. [Half-
length portrait of lady holding baby
in arms,] © 1c. Feb. 15, 1912: G
39798.
pt. IV, Dee Va
REPRODUCTION CO., Brooklyn. [511-532
Battleship and golden-rod doily; by
Miss Lissak. [Spray of flowers coiled
over drawing of battleship.] © 1 ec.
Jan. 27, 1912; G 39759.
Bull charging horse and rider—for
doily; by F. Riley. [Circle inclosing
scene of man on horse about to stab
charging bull.] ©1c. Mar. 21, 1912;
G 40274.
Conventional pillow design. Dragon
fly and scroll. © 1. Mar. 8, 1912;
G 40126.
Conventional rose design for piano
searf.
square at each corner.
1912; G 40124.
Conventional rose flower design for
piano searf. [String of roses suspend-
ed below band of ribbon tied in two
bows.] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1912; G 40129.
Dutch girl and boy. [Little Dutch
boy and girl standing on either side
of windmill.] © 1c. Jan. 10, 1912; G
39492.
Flower design.
leaning in semicircle. ]
1912; G 39408.
Girl and woman on beach; by Riley.
[Woman and little girl in bathing
suits seated on sand holding feet in
water.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 39997.
Grape design. [Bunch of grapes
and leaves with vine forming rect-
angle.] ©1ce. Jan. 3, 1912; G 39408.
Horse head; by Riley. [Side view
of head of horse with ears perked.]
©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 39996.
[Cluster of three iris
© 1c. Mar. 8,
[Cluster of jonquils
©. 1 cadens
Lily design.
blossoms and leaves.] © 1. Jan. 8,
1912; G 39886.
Motor boat; by Riley [Man and
woman in gasoline yacht.] © 1.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 39998.
Piano scarf border. [Conventional
design of wisteria flowers and vines. ]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1912; G 40125.
[Pine cones and
© ite
Pine cone doily.
needles arranged in cirele.]
Jan. 3, 1912; G 39887.
Poinsettia. [Flower with stem and
leaves.] ©1c. Jan. 8, 1912; G 39388.
Poinsettia.
and leaves.
39388.
Pond lily design.
and buds with plated stems:]
Jan. 5, 1912; G 39400.
Poinsettia blossom, stem
© 1¢ Jan. 3, 19i2re
[Pond lily, leaves
©l1e.
20
Scarf design having rose in
ee
WORKS
no. 1, 1912
OF ART
556
REPRODUCTION co.—Continued.
Poppy design for pillow; by Miss
E. H. Lissak. [Spray of two flowers
with stems and leaves.] © 1. Mar.
16, 1912; G 40258.
Rhododendron doily ; by Miss Lissak.
[Conventional spray of flowers in cir-
cle.] ©1c. Jan. 27, 1912; G 39760.
Stork design for pillows. Two
storks in full flight. © 1c. Mar. 8,
1912; G 40127.
Swan design for pillows. [Swan
swimming toward foxtail.] © 1.
Mar. 8, 1912; G 40128.
Wisteria flower design for pillow cov-
ers; by Miss E. H. Lissak. [Flowers
with stems forming rectangular de-
sign.] ©1c. Mar. 16, 1912; G 40254.
REPUBLIC METALWARE CO., Buffalo. [533
Little Dutch girl. [Girl wearing
wooden shoes and Dutch cap carrying
platter.] ©1c. Jan. 2, 1912; G3933T.
REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE CITY OF NEW
YorK, New York. [534
Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln.
-[High-relief plaque showing boy
seated on stool by fireside in log-
kitchen reading a book.] © 1. Feb.
12, 1912; G 39812.
RITCHIE (ALEXANDER), New York.
[535
Pitcher (The). [Man in base-ball
suit standing on one foot in attitude
of pitching ball.] © 1c Mar. 18,
1912; G 40255.
ROSSEAU (PERCIVAL L.), New York.
[536
Belle and Paddy.
©
Irish setters,
[Two dogs in field setting birds.]
1c. Mar. 1, 1912; G 40285.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago. [587-553
Styles I-51 to I-60. [Two men at-
tired in vests and trousers surrounded
by vests of various designs. ]
75-I, 548-I. [Man in fly front
sack overcoat addressing man in Eng-
lish raglan. ]
101-I, 110-I. [Man in three
button sack, with cane, listening to
another in four button sack read a
letter. ]
— 435-I. [Man in two button
double-breasted sack standing with
hands on hips. ]
487-I. [Man in straight front
sack and straw hat holding cane be-
hind back. ]
)
fo!
1
ROYAL TAILORS—Continued.
——529-I. [Man in two button
sack and hat, with pipe and cane.]
—— 530-I. [Man in novelty double-
breasted sack, with one hand on hip,
carrying cane in the other. |]
5382-I. [Man in two button
patch pocket sack holding hat under
left arm and cane in right hand.]
533-I. [Man in three button
novelty sack and straw hat standing
with cane on arm and hands on hips.]
5384-I. [Man in two button
English sack and straw hat holding
cane across back. ]
— 5385-I, 5386-I. [Man in three
button sack with cane facing man in
two button English sack making ciga-
rette.]
537-I, 588-I. [Man with hands
behind back watching another drink
from glass, both in three button sacks. }
539-I, 540-I. [Man with hand-
bag looking at watch and facing man
carrying cane, both in three button
sacks. ]
541-I, 542-I. [Man in one but-
ton sack with golf sticks addressing
man in two button patch-pocket sack. ]
548-I, 544-I. [Man in three
button sack combing hair and watch-
ing another in double-breasted sack
use nail file.]
545-I, 104-I. [Man in three
button sack, with hat in hand, watch-
ing stout man in sack reading letter. ]
546-I, 547-I. [Man extending
hand and facing another with back
turned, both in novelty outing sacks. ]
(©) de: Neach. Jam. 31, 1912% iG
39636-39652.
RUETER & CO., Boston. [554
In ye olden time. [Man driving two
horses hooked tandemwise to _ two-
wheel cart loaded with three hogs-
heads] 9 ©: (Live- Mar: 14, 19123: 'G
40141.
Runerus (CARL), Brooklyn. [555, 556
Bighorn (The). Large mountain
ram standing on ridge, with snow-
covered mountain-top in distance. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 18, 1912; G 39566.
On the slopes of the,Russell moun-
tains. Two cows and a bull feeding
in low scrubs in hillside, with snow-
covered mountains in distance. ©
1c Jan. 18, 1912; G 89567.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
557
pt. Iv, n.s., Vi. 7
SADLER (SAMUEL), San Francisco. [557
California’s day of rejoicing. [Young
woman standing by bear with cubs,
under large tree on high hill, scatter-
ing flowers over city below.] © 1.
Jan. 26, 1912; G 39624.
SANFORD (W.M.), New York. [558-582
April evening; by F. S. Burgy.
[Foot-path leading from winding
stream to house in distance] ©l1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 39923.
AL anchor: by, . B.S... Bury:
[Schooner at wharf loading.] © 1.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 39922.
Autumn daybreak; by F. S. Burgy.
[Stream, winding along edge of for-
est, crossed by small wooden bridge.]
©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 39928.
Before the battle; by Remington
Schuyler. [Squaw talking to Indian
chief on horse back.] © le. Mar 6,
1912; G 40005.
Birth of the flag; by Henry Mosler.
[Three women seated near open fire-
place sewing U. S. flag while another
holds it.] © 1c Feb. 28, 1912; G
3899380.
December. moon; by F. S. Burgy.
[Snow scene showing people in sleigh
passing hut in grove by roadside.] ©
tie. .can. AK, 19I2: Gxa954 1.
Early thaw; by H. Bolton Jones.
[Pond at foot of hill surrounded by
budding trees.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912;
G 39931.
Edge of the pond; by F. S. Burgy.
[Large tree by side of pond in field.]
©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 39925.
Evening in the Highlands; by Wm.
Watson. [Flock of sheep on hillside.]
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 39933.
Fighting chance; by N. C. Wyeth.
[Man with gun standing by broken
sled in snow-covered rocky hills about
to shoot three angry wolves approach-
ing.]| ©1e. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40000.
Golden October; by F. S. Burgy.
[Hut near pond and shedding tree
by winding road.] © 1c Jan. 17,
1912; G 39551.
Goodnight grandpa; by Carl Hirsch-
berg. [Old man seated in arm-chair
holding little girl in lap and petting
dog by his side.} © 1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40002.
Heart’s token; by Frank H. Desch.
[Young man putting ring on young
woman’s finger.] L-@. Neb: #28;
1912; G 39936.
SANFORD (W. M.)—Continued.
Homeward bound; by Henry Mosler.
Dog chained to trunk in baggage car
on way home. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40006.
In the grip of frost; by F. S. Burgy.
[Old mill at foot of hill with wheel
and mill-run covered with ice.] © 1
ec. Feb. 28, 1912; B 39929.
June twilight; by F. S. Burgy.
[Large tree in bend of road, with
houses in distance.] © 1. Feb. 28,
1912; G 39924.
Making a man of him; by Jno. New-
ton Howitt. [Grandmother cutting off
small boy’s curly locks while his
mother cries and grandfather looks on
smiling.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 4003.
Nature’s bounty; by F. S. Burgy.
[Sheep grazing under blooming tree
by winding road which crosses stream
nearby.] © 1c Jan ai, 132 ae
39559.
Now chase him out; by Frank Stick.
[Man with gun waiting for small boy
and dog to chase rabbit out of hollow
log.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40004.
Now I lay me down to sleep; by
W.A. Kirkpatrick. [Little girl kneeling
at her mother’s knees saying prayers,
with dog lying nearby and father look-
ing on.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40007.
Old farm house; by F. S. Burgy.
[Farm house in grove on edge of
pond.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 39935.
Old mill; by F. S. Burgy. [Head-
race and mill house partly shaded by
trees at foot of hill.] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1912; G@ 39561.
Saturday night; by Geo. Ford Mor-
ris. [Three horses drinking water
from trough in pasture.] © 1c. Feb.
7, 1912; G 39768.
Sentinels of the coast; by F. S.
Burgy. [Sea dashing against large
clifts along coast.] © 1 ¢e. Feb. 28,
1912; G@ 39926.
Winter sunset; by F. S. Burgy.
[Snow scene of stream winding by
mill-house and three leafless trees,
with houses in distance.] ©1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 39927.
SarTi (P.), LuccHes1 (G.) & co., New
York. [583
Aurora; by Eugenia Bigi. Bas-re-
lief panel of Apollo seated in chariot
drawn by four horses, surrounded by
muses and preceded by Aurora and
Cupid with torch © 1c¢ Jan e227
1912; G 39628.
WORKS OF ART
608
moe. 1, 1912
Scumipt (S.) & co., New York. [584
Prime crown caviar; by Ludwig
Gassner. Caviar sandwich with two
pieces of lemon, lettuce, and cans of
caviar, on table. ©1c. Feb. 12, 1912;
G 39793.
ScHREYVOGEL (Mrs. LovuIsE W.), Ho-
boken, N. J. [585-592
Defending the Cafion Pass; by
Charles Schreyvogel. A mounted and
an unmounted trooper awaiting In-
dians approaching through pass. ©
ic. Mar. 12, 1912; G 40116.
Duel (The); by Charles Schreyvo-
gel. Mounted trooper with saber
fighting mounted Indian with toma-
hawk, followed by others. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1912; G 40282.
End (The) ; by Charles Schreyvogei.
Mounted Indian leading army horse,
mounted by trooper tied, through
stream, followed by other Indians. ©
1c. Mar. 23, 1912; G 40284.
Going into action; by Charles
Schreyvogel. Three mounted Indian
warriors riding across plain toward
other warriors. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1912;
G 40114.
Hot chase; by Charles Schreyvogel.
Two mounted troopers accompanied by
others firing with pistol and gun at
approaching Indians. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1912; G 40115.
Messenger (The); by Charlies
Schreyvogel. Mounted hatless trooper
with pistol in hand pointed to one
side, followed by Indians. ©1c. Mar.
23, 1912; G 402838.
To the finish; by Charles Schreyvo-
gel. Two mounted Indians fighting
with tomahawks while others ap-
proach. © 1c Mar. 12, 1912; G
40113. ;
Victory (The); by Charles Schrey-
vogel. [Mounted Indian with scalp in
hand riding across plain followed by
others.] 1c. Mar. 23, 1912; G 40281.
ScHWARTzZ’S (SAMUEL) sOoNS & ©CO.,
New York. [5938, 594
Bride (The); by Charles Bittinger.
Bridesmaid adjusting veil of bride
seated before dressing table. © 1.
Mar. 12, 1912; G 40119.
Ruth; by Franz Wobring. Three-
quarter draped figure of young woman
holding string around her neck.
1e@ Mar. 12, 1912; G 40118.
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SCHWEIZER (J. Otto), Philadelphia.
[595-597
Farewell sermon of P. Muhlenberg
in the church at Woodstock, Va. [ Bas-
relief of interior of church showing
congregation excited, and preacher in
pulpit throwing off his ministerial
robe.] ©1c. Feb. 23, 1912; G 39824.
Lions on the way. [Bas-relief of
man and woman in bare-feet passing
lions and human tempters along rocky
pathway.] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1912; G
39823.
Monument in honor of Southern
women. [Mother seated, with daughter
leaning head on her shoulder and
small boy standing by her side, bid-
ding farewell to her son about to leave
for war.] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1912; G
39822.
SHEAN (CHARLES M.), New York.
[598-601
Lincoln (Abraham) 1. [ Half-
length profile portrait of Lincoln hold-
ing scroll of paper in both hands.] ©
1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1912; G 40098.
2. [Profile bust portrait of
Lincoln}. ©) 1\e) ‘Mar. 12, 1912- 9G
40120.
3. [Three-quarter view bust
portrait of Lincoln.]
1912; G 40121.
4, [Three-quarter bust portrait
of Lincoln.] ©1 ec. Mar. 19, 1912; G
© 1:e. Mar: 12,
- 40256.
SIMONNET (LUCIEN), Paris [602
Through evening mists. [French
landscape of winding stream with
houses and trees along right bank.]
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1912; G 39331.
SmitH (EMMA LovisA), Brooklyn.
Coquette (The). [Bust portrait,
front view, of young woman with bare
shoulders and hair dressed low.] ©
1 ¢. Feb. 21, 1912; G 39819.
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL co., New York.
[604
Chef. [Man in chef’s cap and coat
pointing to package in his right hand. |]
©1e. Mar. 8, 1912; G 40094.
New York,
ih: Peeps [605-608
Coffee pot design. Louis XVI style
introducing festoons and baskets of
STARR (THEODORE B.) INC.,
© | flowers with acanthus and water leaf
borders. ©1 ce. Jan. 5, 1912; G 39497.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
609
Starr (THEODORE B.) 1nNc.—Contd.
Cream pitcher. Louis XVI design
of pitcher with body divided into
panels under which is border of acan-
thus leaves. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1912; G
39579.
Sugar bowl. Louis XVI design of
bowl with water-leaf borders and body
divided into decorated panels. ©1.
Jan. 23, 1912: G 39580.
Tray, or waiter. Design of Louis
XVI oval, two handled tray, with bor-
der of reed, ribbon, festoons and flow-
ers. ©1« Jan. 27, 1912; G 39369.
STIEFBOLD & co.. Berlin. [609
Riviera: by W. Hamacher. [High
cliffs jutting into river.] © 1c. Feb.
16, 1912; G 39938.
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York.
[610-615
Greatest thing in the world; by
Clarence F. Underwood. [Young man
and woman leaning over bed admiring
small boy asleep. }
Last waltz together; by Clarence F.
Underwood. [Young man and woman
dancing in parlor.]
Love and six cylinders; by Clarence
KF. Underwood. [Young man and wo-
man seated at wheel in automobile.]
Love laughs at winter; by Clarence
I’. Underwood. [Young man and lady
in furs skating on forest stream.]
Love on wings; by Clarence F. Un-
derwood. [Young man and woman
seated in aeroplane in flight. ]
Sender of the orchids; by Clarence
KF. Underwood. [Young man with coat
on one arm, the other about shoulders
of lady standing by table near bunch
of orchids in vase.]
© 1 ¢«. each Mar. 6, 1912; G 401380-
40135.
Strauss (MaAtcoLtm A.), New York.
616
Girl in open cloak. Profile of girl
in fur-trimmed cloak with bandeau on
hair.] ©1e¢. Mar. 8, 1912; G 40097.
Swift & co., Chicago. [617-620
Air; by Miss E. R. Coburn. [Young
woman in long cape standing by shrubs
on barren headland looking over sea.]
©1c. Feb. 7, 1912; G 39762.
EHarth; by Miss H. R. Coburn.
[Young woman in summer dress and
hat holding end of stick which collie
dog has in mouth.] © 1. Feb. 7,
1912; G 39768.
pt. 1V, Thi 5 Ve
Swirt & co.—Continued.
Fire; by Miss E. R. Coburn. [Young
man and woman standing by fire built
on shore near canoe.] © 1. Feb. 7,
1912; G 89764.
Water; by Miss E. R. Coburn.
[Young woman standing on rocky
shore talking to bulldog in front of
her.] ©1c. Feb. 7, 1912; G 39765.
SYMONDS (SARAH W.), Salem, Mass.
; [621-649
Baxter house, Nantucket, Mass.
[Double log-house shaded by tree along
road-side, in bas-relief. ]
Betsy Williams house, Providence,
R. JI. [Small vine-covered cottage
along road-side, in bas-relief. ]
Bunker Hill monument, Boston,
Mass. [In center of open square in-
tersected by walks stands high rectan-
gular column towering above sur-
rounding buildings, in bas-relief.]
Calendar. [Design for calendar
with flower decoration in upper left
corner, in bas-relief. ]
Chatham lights, Chatham, Mass.
[Two light-houses on hill with cottage
between surrounded by rail fence, in
bas-relief. ]
Concord bridge, Concord, Mass.
{Wooden bridge shaded by trees, with
statue at one end, in bas-relief. ]
Eagles’ Head, Manchester by the sea.
[Large rocks jutting down into the
sea, in bas-relief. ]
Hmerson College _ seal. [Dragon
rampant above shield with motto on
scroll below, in bas-relief.]
Flying witch. [Witch on broom fly-
ing over river, in bas relief.] ;
Hathorne’s (Judge) tombstone.
[Lettered tombstone with skull and
wings at top, in bas-relief. ]
Ink well witch. [Sculptured bust of
old woman. ]
Line of the Minute men, Lexington,
Mass. [Block of rock, lettered and
embellished with gun and horn, in
front of colonial mansion in grove, in
bas-relief. ]
Mother Ann, Gloucester, Mass.
[Large rock jutting down into the sea,
with sail-boat in distance, in bas-re-
lief. ]
Mount Holyoke College seal. [Let-
tered circle inclosing scene of clump
of trees and cottage on side of hill, in
bas-relief. ]
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WORKS OF ART
mo. 1, 1912
667
Symonps (Saran W.)—Continued.
Nathaniel Hawthorne’s birthplace,
Salem, Mass. [Country house with oc-
tagonal roof, surrounded by paling
fence, along side of road, in bas-relief. ]
Page house, Danvers, Mass. [Colo-
nial mansion in grove along road-side,
in bas-relief. ]
Parker monument, Lexington, Mass.
[Man in uniform standing on pile of
rocks holding gun in both hands, in
bas-relief. ]
Powder house, Marblehead, Mass.
[Small round stone house with funnel-
shaped roof surrounded by shrubbery,
in bas-relief. ]
Round witch. [Circle enclosing
scene of witch on broom flying over
body of water, in bas-relief. ]
St. Anne’s by the sea. [Small stone
church on the sea coast, in bas-relief. ]
Salem seal. [Lettered circle in-
closing coat of arms having bird with
twig at crest and motto on scroll be-
low shield embellished with Chinese
scene, in bas-relief. ]
Sankety Light, Siasconset, Mass.
[Light-house and two cottages on sea-
coast, in bas-relief. ]
Statuette witch. [Statuette of witch
stirring and looking into large pot.]
Tufts College seal. [Lettered circle
inclosing scene of dove in sunburst
above open Bible, in bas-relief. ]
Witch of Marblehead. [Old woman
in sun-bonnet carrying basket and
broom on back, in bas-relief. ]
Witch or Roger Williams home.
[Small colonial cottage at corner of
two intersecting streets, with pump in
front, in bas-relief. ]
Witch stirring cauldron. [Old
woman itt witches’ garb stirring pot
over open fire, in bas-relief. ]
Witch with tall hat. [Old woman
carrying broom on shoulder and point-
ing with left hand, in bas-relief. ]
Witch with rope border. [Witch
and cat on broom flying over village,
in bas-relief. ]
ie. eae Web. 23: 1912
39958-39986.
TENEROWICZ (FRANK W.). Westfield,
Mass. [650
Last dissection of Poland: by Joseph
Zdyb. [Three large vultures tearing
to pieces a large white bird amid air
above city by stream.] ©1. Dec. 20,
mi2; G 39611.
2
387221238
THOMAS (Pau K. M.), New Rochelle,
ING Ya [651
Sickles (Major General Daniel E.).
[Half-length portrait of Gen. Sickels
in full dress uniform seated in arm-
chai) ©yet -e Mar 12 19125 G
40117.
THOME (Wm.), New York. [652
Clarinda. [Front view of young
woman in low-cut evening dress stand-
ing with scarf over right shoulder.]
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1912; G 39766.
TIFFANY STUDIO, New York. [653-667
Table studios. [Large marble slab
with cross engraved on top and sup-
ported by four rectangular ornate
| legs. ]
Headstone. [Headstone embellished
with roses carved across top.]
Ledger stone. [Slab embellished
with cross surrounded by lettered
border. |
Model for monument. Monument
representing pedestal and vase.
Monolith, 1. [Block of rough stone
embellished with cross at top and sup-
ported on double base. ]
—— 2. [Celtic cross with passion
flowers on center carved on monolith. |
Monolithic cross. Cross with inter-
laced ornament and PX in center.
Sarcophagus. Greek design sar-
cophagus with four carved columns,
mouldings and ends.
Table monument. [Slab, with cross
carved on top, supported on four short
columns resting on double base. ]
Tablet monument, A. [Monument
with flower wreath inclosing letters
PX at top, and alpha and omega in
each upper corner. ]
——B. Monument with violet
wreath inclosing letters PX carved at
top, and alpha and omega in side
panels. ]
——C. [Monument with wreath and
palm branches in center and cross in
circle at top of side panels. ]
D. [Monument with IHS on
cross interlaced with circle in center. ]
——E. Monument with carved pas-
sion cross and lilies in center.
F. Monument with passion cross
and lilies in center, PX and alpha and
omega in side panels.
Gf ¢ Mar.
40259-40272.
each 20). 1912) 'G
(i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
668
pt. IV, Woe
ToRREY (GEORGE B.), New York. [668
Crest of the wave. Nude woman
with long flowing hair borne on top of
large wave. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1912; G
39609.
VAN PELT (CHARLES H.), Jersey City
TOE fe [669
Three wise monkeys. Three mon-
keys sitting in row; first has hands
over eyes, second over ears, and third
over mouth. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1912; G
39785.
VEDDER (ELIHU), New York, N. Y.
[670
Prayer of death. Figure of hermit
kneeling in the desert before an open
grave, with hands uplifted in prayer.
© 1c. June 18, 1911; G 37682.
WALKER (Nat), New York. [67]
Harmony. [The word “ Harmony ”
across U. S. map stretched on bill-
board along side of country road.] ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1912; G 39769.
WALTKE (WM.) & co., St. Louis.. [672
Lara kids; by F. M. Spiegle. Two
little girls, one seated on bench hold-
ing puppy in lap, while the other
washes herself in basin. © 1c. Jan.
5, 1912; G 39399.
WatTrous (Harry W.), New York.
[673
Passing of summer. [Back profile
of girl in Summer dress seated in chair
by glass of wine on small table.] ©
ie. Mar, 21,1912 40285.
WESTERN COCO COLA BOTTLING CO., Chi-
cago. [674
Will you have one. [Girl seated
holding filled bottle in each hand.] ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1912; G 40100.
WHEELOCK (WARREN), New York.
[675
Washington (George). [Statuette of
bas-relief figures below head of a man. |
© 1c. Jan. 12, 1912; G 39510.
WHITE (WILLIAM H.), Boston. [676
Hale (Hdward Everett). Medallion
bust showing three-quarter view. ©
1c. Mar. 4, 1912; G 39948.
WHITTIER CARPENTER: SALES CO., San
Francisco. [677T, 678
Gloom; by Anson Dudley Whittier.
[Grotesque figure of man, with long
beard and nose, standing. ] L”€.
Feb. 5, 1912; G 89751.
Joy; by Anson Dudley Whittier.
[Grotesque figure of girl in ballet dress
laughing,| °° ©.1 \e. Heb, 5; 1912: .G
39752.
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Witcox (FRED E.), New York. [679
Ornamental column. [Corinthian
fluted column, surmounted by acanthus
leaf capitol, supporting globe] ©
I ¢c.. Jan. 23, 1912; G Soars.
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DEG Go]
Pittsburgh. [680-682
Christ commissioning the twelve; by
William and Annie Lee Willet. [Win-
dow design in two parts showing
Christ standing with outstretched
hand addressing group of men stand-
ing and kneeling around him.]‘ ©1e.
san. 27, 1912; G 39746.
Nativity (The); by William and
Annie Lee Willet. [Stained glass win-
dow design in three parts showing, in
center, Joseph standing behind Mary
who is kneeling by infant Jesus in
manger, while three shepherds with
lambs approach on the right, and
three wise men bearing gifts, on the
left.| © 1 ¢ Jan. 27, 1912- @ 39Ga0:
Sower (The) ; by William and Annie
Lee Willet. [Window design in five
panels showing young man sowing seed
accompanied by angel in center, with
figures of angels in two panels on each
side.] © 1c. Mar. 23,1912; G 40286.
VILLIAMSON (JEAN M. M.), Berkeley,
Cal. [683
Faith, hope and charity; by, Hans
Hastings Leslie. [Man in distance
standing with back turned toward man
and woman in attitude of kissing.]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1912+ G@ 402%:
WILLIS (ALICE), St. Louis. [684
Gloucester fishing boats. [Bows of
two sail boats, with city in distance. ]
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1912; G 89801.
Winsci (JOHN), New York.
[685-986
All ready for Xmas. [Three-quar-
ter view of head of Santa Claus in
holly-decorated frame.] ©1 ec. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40042.
All ready for Thanksgiving Day.
[Views of turkey strutting along path
leading to church in distance, on pump-
kin.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40195.
All the way from North Pole. [In-
clined head of Santa Claus in frame.
with branches of holly at right.j ©
1 e¢. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39915.
Anchored sail-boat. [Sail-boat at
wharf near large tree.] © 1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40158.
Apple blossom and farm _ scene,
[Blossoms in circle above scene of
farmhouses near body of water.] ©
Ic. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40369.
WORKS OF ART
mo. 1, 1912
986
WINscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Arrival of Santa. [Child at one
chimney corner watching Santa Claus
coming around other corner.] © 1c.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40627. -
Asters and farmhouse scene.
[Bunch of flowers by circle inclosing
scene of houses in grove.]| ©1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 40882.
At the river’s edge. [Man and
woman walking along bank of river, in
oval frame.] © 1. Feb. 27, 1912; G
39914.
Autumn sky. [Scene of scattering
trees along rocky streams, on ear of
corn.] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40194.
Baby's first sleigh-ride. [ Village
snow scene of two boys pulling baby
on. Sled.| .© 1 c. Mar. 15, 1912; G
- 40162.
Basket of asters. [Splint basket
filled with asters. ]
1912; G 40396,
Basket of holly. [Splint basket full
of holly with berries.] ©1 ec. Feb. 27,
1912; G 39905.
Basket of holly berries.
basket full of holly with berries. ]
tre. Ke. 27, 1912; G 39903.
Ot ere 28:
[ Willow
©
Basket of pansies. [Bunch of
flowers in splint basket.] © 1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 40368.
Basket of roses. [Wicker basket
filled with roses.] © 1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40396.
Basket of violets.
- filled with violets. ]
1912; G 40367.
Beautiful poinsettia spray. [Three
flowers above blank scroll for inscrip-
tion.] ©1e. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39890.
Beautiful rose. [Flower and buds
on circular background.] © 1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40179.
Best of friends. [Winter landscape
of woman and boy crossing field
toward house, in oval surrounded by
holly on frame.] © 1c. Feb. 27,1912;
G 39835.
Birds at the edge of the woods.
[Seven little birds sitting on holly
branch, at edge of forest.] © 1.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40059.
Birds on branches near mill. [Five
little birds sitting on holly branch,
with windmill in distance] ©1e«.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40057.
Blossoms.
agonal band. ]
G 40172.
[Willow basket
© /#¢. Heb; 28)
[Spray of pansies on di-
© 1.e) Mar, 15) 1912-
27
Winscu (JonHn)—Continued.
Blossoms and cottage near the rocky
coast. [Apple blossoms at left of
semi-circular scene of cottages near
seacoast.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G
40376.
Blessoms and cottage scene. [Spray
of pansies at left of scene of several
cottages along road-side.] ©1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40147.
Blossoms and country scene. [Bunch
of apple blossoms above scene of farm-
house and church near lake.] ©l1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40877.
Bouquet for Xmas. (Poinsettias
above blank seroll for inscription.] ©
Ic: Keb. 27,.1912; G 39891.
Bouquet of pansies. [Bunch of
flowers on scroll.] © 1 ¢ Feb. 28,
1912; G 40384.
Bouquet of pansies and mignonettes.
[Bunch of pansies and mignonettes on
diagonal band.] ©1e. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40169.
Bouquet of violets.
ers on rectangular background. |
e. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40885.
Bouquet of wild violets. [Bunch of
violets on scroll.] 1c. Feb. 28, 1912;
G 40386.
Branch of holly with birds. [Six
little birds sitting on branch of holly. ]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40060.
Bunch of forget-me-nots. [Boragi-
naceous herbs with flowers, in rectan-
gular frame.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912;
G 40354.
Bunch of lily-of-the-valley. [Bunch
of herbs with oblong-lanceolate leaves
and raceme of nodding bell-shaped
flowers, in rectangular frame.] ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40355.
Buneh of pansies and violets.
[Mixed collection of flowers in rec-
tangular frame.] ©1e. Feb. 28, 1912;
G 40356.
Busy days. [Men and women pass-
ing over arched bridge near cottage.]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40224.
Busy farmers. [Men driving horse
hooked to wagon of hay and pushing
truck over arched bridge near cottage. ]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39866.
By the fire-side.
shovel by large open fire-place.]
1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40197.
By the old mill. [Scene of water-
mill and race, below ivy leaves.] ©
1 e. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40156.
[Spray of flow-
©1l
[Chair, tongs and
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WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
By the side of the mill. [Snow
jandscape of mill and stream, in up-
right frame with sprays of holly.] ©
1e@. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39849.
‘Carnations and country scene.
[Bunch of flowers above circular land-
seape of cottages by winding road on
hillside. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40352.
Carnations and mill scene. [Two
flowers in circle above oval scene of
water-mill and farmhouse.] © 1 e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40370.
Chance meeting. [Woman, girl and
man standing in road near cottage.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40055.
Chase through the water. [Horse-
men riding through shallow water be-
hind dogs.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G
40071.
Cherry Santa. [Front view of head
of Santa Claus inclined to one side. ]
©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40075.
Christmas album. [Three bells sus-
pended on string below open book on
branch of holly.] ©1«. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40066.
Christmas decorations. [Branch of
holly in water glass.] © 1c. Feb. 27,
1912; G 39907.
Christmas is here. [Holly with
berries above frame inclosing head of
Santa Claus.] © 1 c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40040.
Christmas morning. [Hight little
birds on holly branches in forest.] ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40058.
Christmas sprays.
holly in water glass. ]
1912; G 39909.
Christmas verses. [Wish-bone sus-
pended below open book lying on
branch of holly.] ©41c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40065.
Clear night. [Spray of holly and
star above landscape of rocky stream
with moon rising above scattering trees
along its bank.] ©1. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39867.
Cottages on the road. [Men and
women walking along road by rows of
eottages.] © 1c Mar. 6, 1912; G
40082.
Country gossip.
[Branches of
©) Le. Feb. 27,
| Landscape in oval,
with sprays of holly at left.] ©1e.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39842.
Country path. [Holly above rural
scene of wooden bridge and winding
path leading to farmhouse.] © 1 ec.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39869.
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WinscH (JoHN)—Continued. |
Country scene. [Scene of woman
and child walking toward cottage, in’
circle on cross and holly background. ]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40083.
Country stroll. [Woman and little
girl walking along country road, with
farmhouse in distance.] © 1«¢ Feb.
27, 1912; G 39862.
Crossing the ford in winter. [Man
in wagon driving horse across shallow
stream near farmhouse.] © 1 ¢. Feb.
21,71912; G 39885,
Design book and holly.
lying on spray of holly.]
15, 1912; G 40240.
Design of blossoms and _ ribbon.
[Ribbon bent in form of oval with ap-
ple blossoms at top.] ©1ec. Feb. 28,
1912; G 403846.
Design of forget-me-nots and ribbon.
[Forget-me-nots on bow of ribbon
forming oval frame.] © 1. Feb. 28.
1912; G@ 40345.
Design of nasturtium and ribbon.
[| Nasturtiums on bow of ribbon form-
ing an oval.] © 1 © Feb. 2s, i912)
G 40344.
' Design of violets and ribbon. [Two
bunches of violets on oval frame of
ribbon.] © .1: c Febr 23). ieieeee
40366.
Design with holly 1-8. [Spray of
holly around rectangular space for in-
scription.] ©1c¢. each Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40226-40228.
Design with mistletoe 1-2. [Spray
of mistletoe about space for inscrip-
tion.] © 1 .¢ each Mar.. di9i2e
G 40229, 40230.
Design with poinsettias 1-2. [Poin-
settia flowers around rectangular space
for inscription.] © 1 ¢. each Mar. 15,
1912; G 40231, 402382.
Difficult landing. [Man in eanoe
landing on river bank at foot of hill.}
©1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40186.
Donkey cart. [Man in cart driving
donkey by row of cottages.] ©le
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39898.
Drifting. [Scene of man rowing on
pond near village chureh, on bunch
of ivy leaves.] © 1. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40155.
Drifting down the river. [Poinset-
tias at left of scene of man rowing
near cottage.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40185.
[Open book
© 1c¢. Mar.
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no. 1, 1912
WinscH (JoHN)—Continued.
End of journey. [Winter landscape
Showing woman and boy approaching
house, with spray of holly and bells
Below.|. © 1 ec. Feb. 27,. 1912:, G
39848.
End of the stream. [Spray of holly
above scene of mill-house in clump of
trees at end of stream.] © 1c. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39870.
Eevening services. [Vista through
gateway of man walking along road
toward village churech.] © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1912; G@ 39875.
Farm after a bilzzard. [Winter
scene showing man, girl and horse in
road near house, with three bells hang-
ing from holly branch below.] © 1e.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39844.
K'arm work in winter. [Snow scene
of man with two boys and horse leav-
ing farmhouse.] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39859.
Feeding the ducks. [Landscape in
circular frame, with ribbon and holly
diagonally across back.] © 1c. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39840.
Feeding the geese. [Open book on
spray of holly, above rural scene of
woman feeding geese on mill-pond.]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39856.
Few carnations. [Spray of flowers
on circular back ground.] ©1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40177.
Few pansies. [Bunch of pansies on
circular background.] © 1c. Mar. 15,
1912; G 40178.
Few violets.
diagonal band. ]
G 40170.
Filling the woodshed.
[Bunch of violets on
© ie Mar.15, 1912;
[Man and
boy carrying wood to woodshed.] ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40349.
First sleigh-ride. [One little girl
pulling another on sled, accompanied
by dog.] ©1e. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40088.
First slide this winter. [Boy and
two little girls skating.] © 1c. Mar.
6, 1912; G 400387.
First snow of the season. [Two lit-
tle girls, with dog, pitching snow-
balls.|J © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 400389.
Fishing. [Scene of man fishing in
stream near mill, on leaf, with three
birds on spray of holly at right.] ©
1 e. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39854.
Following the hounds. [Back view
of man on horse back, in horseshoe
mame.| © 1c. Mar: 15, 1912:.G
40189.
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WINSCH (JoHN)—Continued.
Following the hounds. [Horseman
clearing stone fence, followed by
others.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40072.
Fording the river. [Man riding
horse across stream near farmhouse. ]
©1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39902.
Forget-me-nots and carnations.
[Bunch of carnations and forget-me-
nots on diagonal band.] © 1. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40171.
Forget-me-nots and church on moun-
tain. [Bunch of forget-me-nots above
oval inclosing scene of chureh on bank
of stream.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G
40351.
Forget-me-nots and farmhouse.
[Bunch of flowers below scene of farm-
house by road-side.] © 1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40389.
Forget-me-nots and pansies. [Spray
of the flowers on circular background. ]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40180.
Foxy Santa. [Front view of head
of Santa Clause wearing fur cap in
holly-decorated frame.] © 1 c. Mar.
6, 1912; G 40043.
Frolic in the snow.
skating on pond by bridge.]
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40225.
Frosty weather. [Winter scene on
large leaf showing man and child in
road, surrounded by sprays of holly
[Boys and girls
Orville
and two birds on twig.] © 1c. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39853.
Frozen lake. [Winter landscape
showing frozen lake, meadows and
woods, in oblong frame with holly at
each. end. |), © 2 ¢., Web. 27, 1912; G
39847.
Frozen spring. [Man with bundle of
sticks on shoulder crossing arched
bridge near cottage] © 1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40045.
Gathering fire-wood. [Snow scene
of man on foot-bridge carrying bundle
of fagots on head, with church in dis-
tance.] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39884.
Gathering our Thanksgiving din-
ner. [One woman showing turkey to
another with basket of fruit on her
arm.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40200.
Gathering pond-lilies. [Apple-blos-
soms about scene of woman in boat on
pond near cottage.] © 1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40348.
Gathering the wheat. [Scene of
wheat-field and cottage, on open chest-
nat<mer | ©: 1 eMar, 15,1912: GC
40198.
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Winscu (JoHn)—Continued.
Gathering wood. [Man and boy
carrying wood toward farmhouse be-
rond sate] “Ove Ken. 27, tole G
39872.
Gathering wood for the fire. [Man
and boy carrying arm-full of wood
toward cottage beyond gate where
stand a man and woman.] © 1 «
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40080.
Gathering Yule logs. [Man and boy
earrying logs near cottage] © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40054.
Glass of Xmas greens. [Glass bowl
full of holly.}-"© 1 e. ‘Feb..27, 1912); G4
39906.
Glass of holly berries. [Branches
of holly with berries in water glass.]
© 1 ‘e. Web. 27, 1912; °G 39908.
Glass with holly sprays. [Branches
of holly in water glass.] © 1c. Feb.
27, 1912; G@ 39904.
Glorious sunset. [Man and woman
standing by stile on edge of pond.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40056.
Good-night. [Child in. night-dress
standing at door with candle in hand.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40024.
Good reading for Xmas. [Two
bells suspended below open book on
branch of holly.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40064.
Good time in the snow. . [Small
boys pulling sled along village road
behind, mule cart.]. © 1 ec. @Mar. 15,
1912: G 40222.
Grandfather’s clock. [Interior view
showing mosaic table and _ large
elodk| iO). 2. ‘@ Mar. 15, 191220
40198.
Greeting. [Landscape in upright
frame over holly and diagonal band of
ribbon, with oval below.] © 1. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39841.
Greeting (The). [Man at cottage
gate awaiting woman and child ap-
proaching.] © 1¢. Mar. 15, 1912; G
40153.
Hallowe’en at midnight. [Girl in
clown’s costume seated among pine
branches surrounded by owls.]| © 1 ¢.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40213.
Hallowe’en cauldron. [Girls and boys
in hoods and masks standing around
large pot.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912: G
40210,
Hallewe’en dance. [Girl dancing
with cut-out pumpkin on handle of
broom.] © 1c. Mar. 15,1912; G 40216.
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WiInscH (JoHN)—Continued. |
H:allowe’en friends. [Bust ef girl
holding cut-out pumpkin on each shoul-
der.]|. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; @ 40279)
Hallowe’en greeting. [Girl with can-
dle in hand watching clock as she
steals through door-way.] ©1e. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40217.
Hallowe’en moon. [Girl in hood —
seated by black cat hoiding cut-out
pumpkin in lap, with full moon in
background.| © 1 ¢. Mars 15) q9a2%
G 40211.
Hallowe’en ring. [Diamond ring in-
closing head of girl looking up at sus-
pended heart.] ©1« Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40220.
Hallowe’en witch wand. [Girl with
wand in hand standing by pumpkin
out of which spring several imps.] ©
1c. Mar. 15, 1912) G 202i:
Halting by the wayside. [Landscape
in octagonal frame, with ribbon and
holly at right side] © de Feb. 27,
1912: G 39839. *
Happy Santa. [Branches of holly at
right of frame about head of Santa
Claus laughing.] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39918.
Happy winter days. [Man with
wheel-barrow, child and dog gathering
wood near farmhouse.] © 1 c¢. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39911.
Harvest time. [Woman raking hay
which man is reaping near cottage. ]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40167.
Hay wagon. [Man driving horse
hooked to wagon of hay along river
bank where boat is landed.|] © 1.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40165.
High jump. [Horseman clearing
stone fence, in horseshoe frame.] © 1
ce. Mar. 15, 1912; G 4Q190.
Holly and snow. [Bunch of holly
with berries.] © 1 ¢ Feb. 27, 1912;
39879.
Holly berries. [Spray of holly with
berries.] © i.c. Feb. 2) $ofee
39863.
Holly design I-IV. [Spray of holly
with berries circled partly about space
for inscription.] © 1 ¢. each Mar. 6,
1912; G 40049-40052.
Homeward. [Shepherd leading flock
of sheep toward cottage in distance.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40044.
House among the hills. [Candle on
table at left of landscape of cottage
surrounded by shrubbery.] © 1 «
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40196.
WORKS
mo. 1,°1912
OF ART
986
WinscH (JoHn)—Continued.
Hurdling the hedge. [Two men on
horseback riding across open field.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40067.
In close pursuit. [Man on horse-
back with dogs fording stream, fol-
lowed by others.] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40069.
In the pumpkin patch. [Girl seated
near pumpkin in cornfield holding tur-
key by leg.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G
40208.
Indian maid.
from wheat field. ]
1912; G 40202.
Indian Thanksgiving Day. [Indian
with wife and daughter standing
around gun and smoking bowls on
table.] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1912: G 40205.
Investigating the basket. [Pig try-
ing to get into basket surrounded with
mistletoe and holly.] ©1c. Mar. 15,
1912; G 40152.
Jack-o’-lantern. [Girl seated with
arm around Teddy bear having cut-
out pumpink for head.] © 1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40212.
Jolly St. Nick. [Front view of head
of Santa Claus looking down.] ©1«.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40076.
Kris Kringle. [Three-quarter view
of head of Santa Claus laughing.] ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40078.
Landing (The). [Holly and scroll
at left of view of harbor where small
steamer, leaving ship, is approaching
wharf.] ©l1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40236.
Leading the fox chase.
[Girl driving turkey
Oye. Nira ey:
[Man on
horseback. followed bv others, close
behind dogs.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912:
G 40070.
Learning to skate. [Small girl talk-
ing to little girl and boy on skates.]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40036.
Lily-of-the-valley and gathering
flowers. [Bunch of flowers above oval
landscape showing woman walking
down farm path.] © 1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40353.
Little robin red-breast. [Seven bitds
on branches of holly. with village in
Gimance.| © 1 ¢ Mar. 6, 1912: @
40061.
Lonely farmhouse. [Scene of cot-
tage by road-side, on maple leaf back-
eepand.| °C) Le! Mar: 15; 1912".4
40192.
re
Winscu (JoHn )—Continued.
Lonely path. [On bunch of maple
leaves is scene of woman walking
across pond on rock foot-path leading
to church.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G
40154. ;
Long way to pasture. [Man with
woman and two children driving flock
of sheep down road from village.] ©
Nic. Mar.) £5, 19925,/G 400o1:
Look at what Santa has brought.
[Five little girls around table admir-
ing Santa Claus on cake] © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40023.
Lost path. [Snow landscape of
shepherd driving flock of sheep, in
oblong frame with holly at each end.]
© 1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39850.
Magic hallowe’en. [Girl masked in
sheet standing surrounded by cut-out
pumpkins:]: © 1 ¢, Mar..15, 1912; G
40214.
Mid winter visitor. [Front view of
head of Santa Claus in fur cap looking
straight ahead.] © 1. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40077.
Moon witch. [Profile of girl seated
holding cut-out pumpkin on end of
stick. ] dt tesMlan. 6 tb. ol Ol2 = nG,
40221.
Moonlight on the lake.
ing on lake by moonlight.] © 1 ¢.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40157.
Moonlight on the lake. [Moon ap-
pearing over church on bank of lake,
inclosed in circle on cross and holly
background.|] © 1 c. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40086.
Morning frolic. [Child and dog
watching man load wheelbarrow near
farmhouse.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G
39860.
Narrow
[Man row-
road. [Scene of man on
horseback passing child on harrow
path near cottage, in circle on cross
and holly background. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1912: G 40085.
New book. [Open book lying on
spray of holly.] ©1. Mar. 6, 1912;
G 40068.
[Woman in field
New mown hay.
© 1 © Mar.
watching man mow hay. ]
15, 1912; G 40166.
for the plum pudding and
[Group of little girls carry-
©
Now
apples.
ing pudding and apples on trays. ]
1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40088.
Off for foreign ports. [Holly and
scroll at left of scene showing tug
pulling ship out to sea.] © 1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40284.
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WinscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Off for the day’s work. [Man lead-
ing horse along road away from farm-
house.| -.© 1. e«...Feb..: 27,..1912;3..G
39858.
Off to the little country school-
house. [Two little birds on holly
branch, by leaf disclosing scene of girl |
with dog approaching school-house. ]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39852.
Old barn. [Barn and farmhouse at
bend of road.]| ©1c. Mar. 15, 1912
G 40160. ;
Old St. Nick. [Branches of holly at
right of frame inclosing head of Santa
Claus.] ©1e. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39916.
On the farm. [Winter scene of man
leading horses, with houses in distance,
in oblong frame surrounded by aaa)
and oval.] ‘© 1, c. Feb. 27, 1912; G
39888.
On the homeward path. [Shepherd
of sheep along path
leading flock
©. ee eb. 27,
toward farmhouse. ]
1912; G 39901.
On the scent.
lowing hounds,
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40188.
Over the bridge. [Open book on
spray of holly above landscape of
country road and arched bridge over
sStreams| © 1 °¢ Feb. (27, 19122 46
39855.
Over the hedge.
horses clearing hedge.]
15, 1912; G 40191.
Over the wall.
[Two horsemen fol-
in horseshoe frame.]
[Men mounted on
@ 1c. \Mar:
[Back view of three
horsemen clearing stone wall.] © 1
ec. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40073.
Pansies and church scene. [Two
flowers below scene of country church. ]
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40388.
Pansies and mill scene. [Spray of
flowers above scene of cottage and
wind-mill on bank of river.] ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 403878.
Pansies and road scene. [Spray of
pansies by country scene of two men
carrying sticks of wood along road to-
ward cottage.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40145.
Pansies and violets. [Mixed collec-
tion of flowers on scroll.] © 1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 403883.
Passers on the road. [Winter scene
with horse and cart passing man, in
oblong frame surrounded by holly, and
oval.|] ©1 ce. Feb. 27, 1912; G@ 39887.
Ss
!
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7
WinscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Peeping piggy. [Pig thrusting his
head out of basket surrounded with
holly and pine branches.] © 1 «@
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40151.
Piggy’s escape. [Pig jumping out of
basket surrounded by pine branches. ]
©1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40149.
Poinsettia and shepherd scene.
[Bunch of flowers at right of scene of
shepherd driving sheep down village
road.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40176.
Poinsettia and skating scene. [Poin-
settias at right of landscape showing
boys skating on pond near cottages. ]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40174.
Poinsettia and stone bridge scene.
[Bunch of flowers at left of scene
showing men and women crossing
arched bridge near cottage] ©le
Mar 15, 1912; G 40175. -
Poinsettia and winter scene. [Bunch
of poinsettias by scene showing boys
with sled following mule cart by cot-
tages.] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40173.
Poinsettia and winter scene. [Two
flowers at left of landscape of stream
winding by scattering trees.] © 1 ec.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39895.
Poinsettia design I-IV. [Two flow-
ers by side of space for inscription. ]
© 1c. each Mar. 6, 1912; G 40032—
40085.
Poinsettia plants I-IV. [Plants
with flowers in flower-pot.] © 1.
each Mar. 6, 1912; G 40028-40031.
Poinsettia sprays. [Three flowers
above blank scroll for inscription. ]
© 1c. Feb: 27, 1912: G 39892.
[Bunch of flowers
seroll for inscription.]-
G 39898.
Poinsettias and crossing the river.
[Bunch of flowers at left of scene of
man in wagon driving horse across
pores near mill-house.] © 1c. Feb.
, 4912; G 89897.
Poinsettias and farmhouse scene.
[Buneh of flowers below snow scene
showing man with wheelbarrow and
little girl near farmhouse.] © 1 «
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39887.
Poinsettias.
above blank
©.1¢, Neb, 27, 1982.
Poinsettias and _ flock of sheep.
[Buneh of flowers at left of landscape
Showing shepherd leading flock of
Spee by farmhouses.] © 1 ec. Feb.
, 1912; G 39894.
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no. 1, 1912
WINscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Poinsettias and spring by the farm.
[Bunch of flowers at right of rural
scene showing horse with rider drink-
ing from stream by arched bridge near
farmhouse.| © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 389896.
Poinsettias and walking at the river
edge. [Poinsettias below river scene
showing man and woman walking
along bank near large trees.] ©1e.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39888.
Poinsettias and winter scene on the
farm. [Bunch of flowers below snow
scene showing man with horse and two
boys leaving farmhouse.] © 1c. Feb.
27, 1912; G 39889.
Poppies and country scene. [Flow-
ers in circle above diamond-shaped
landscape of farmhouse by body of
water.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40871.
Poppies and village scene. [Spray
of flowers above semi-circular landscape
of houses on hillside.] © 1 c¢. Feb.
28, 1912; G 40357.
Puritans’ Thanksgiving 1620. [Man
and woman standing by log-cabin
watching ship approach shore.] ©
1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40209.
Recess at school. [Boys and girls
skating on pond by bridge] © 1.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39864.
Refreshing drink. [Man on horse
which is drinking from stream near
arched bridge.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39899.
Return home. [Woman with basket
on arm passing over log-bridge toward
show-covered cottage.] ©1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40048.
Robins and winter farm scene. [Birds
on steps and holly by snow scene of
farmhouse by roadside near which are
woman and two children.] ©1c. Feb.
21, 1912; G 39877
Robins and winter lake _ scene.
[Birds on steps beneath snow scene
Showing man and woman walking
along edge of lake.] © 1c. Feb. 27,
1912; G 39878.
Road to the barn. [Man with horse
and two boys going down road from
farmhouse.] © 1 c¢. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39912. .
Robins’ Xmas carols. [Six birds
Sitting on holly branch singing.] ©
1 e. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40062.
Rock path over the spring. [Scene
of rock foot-way constructed across
pond to church, in circle on cross and
holly background.] © 1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40084.
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WINscH (JOHN )—Continued.
Roses and church scene. [Spray of
roses above oval landscape showing
farmhouse and church by lake] ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40391.
Roses and country scene. [Spray of
roses on diagonal band above oval vil-
lage scene.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G
40394.
Roses and country sunset. [Bunch
of roses above oval landscape.] ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40398.
Roses and farm scene. [Bunch of
roses beneath scene of farmhouse and
church near lake.] © 1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40887.
Roses and stone bridge over the
stream. [Spray of roses above scene
of stream and arched bridge with vil-
lage in distance.] © 1 ec. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40392.
Rowing up stream. [Man in canoe
on stream.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G
40159.
Sailing on the bay. [Spray of holly
and scroll at left of scene of several
ships on bay.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40233.
Santa and a lonely trail.
Santa Claus and holly above
arched bridge and church.]
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39882.
Santa and a snowy night. [Head of
Santa Claus and holly above scene of
arched bridge across stream winding
through forest.] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39886.
Santa and a winter sunset. [Head
of Santa Claus and holly above snow
scene showing man standing by fence
[Head of-
scene of
©l1e..
near farmhouse as sun sets.] © 1.
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39884.
Santa and homeward bound. [Head
of Santa Claus and holly above scene
of farmhouse which shepherd with
sheep is approaching.] ©1c. Feb. 27,
1912; G 398838.
Santa arriving in airship. [Three
children at window watching Santa
Claus in aeroplane.] © 1. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40026.
Santa . descending the chimney.
[Santa Claus laden with toys stand-
ing on top of chimney.] ©1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G@ 40022.
Santa in jovial spirits. [Head of
Santa Claus inclined to one side in
frame, with sprays of holly at right.]
©1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39917.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
986
pt. IV, 1B: Si Voom
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Santa landing at chimney. [Santa
Claus in aeroplane dropping toys in
ehimney.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G
40025.
Scaling the stone wall. [Man on
horse jumping over stone fence.] ©
1 ce. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40068.
Shadows of hallowe’en. [Girl with
broom and pumpkin seated on stretch-
er carried by two imps.] ©1ce. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40218.
Sheep grazing on hill-side. [Bunch
of flowers at left of landscape showing
sheep near farmhouse on hill-side.] ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40347.
[Man
Shepherd’s morning stroll.
driving flock of sheep along road by
row of cottages.] © 1 e¢. Feb. 27,
1912; G 39900.
Shepherd’s winter path. [Shepherd
driving sheep along snow-covered
country road.] © .1/¢c. Mar. 15, .1912;
G 40223.
Skating on the brook. [Man, woman
and two children skating on brook
near row of cottages.] © 1c. Mar.
6, 1912: G 40081.
Snowy bridge. [Snow scene of peo-
ple standing on wooden bridge near
cottages.| © 1. c\ Feb. 27, 1912:
389871.
Snowy path. [Snow landscape of
woman and dog in path, with three
bells hanging from holly branch be-
low.] ©1e. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39845.
Snowy path over the bridge. [Men
and women walking over bridge across
stream near cottage.] ©1c Mar. 15,
1912; G 40164.
Spinning wheel. [Spinning
in front of open fire-place.]
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40199.
Spray of holly.
wheel
© Ae.
[Two branches of
holly.|] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39881.
Spray of holly and bell. [Holly and
bell at right of space for inscription. ]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40182.
Spray of holly and_ horse-shoe.
| Horse-shoe and holly at right of space
for inscription.] ©1ce Mar. 15, 1912;
G 40183.
Spray of holly and star. [Star and
holly at left of blank scroll.] ©1«.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40184.
Spray of holly and_ wisbh-bone.
[Holly and wishbone at right of space
for inscriptions. ]
1912; G 40181.
G.,
ee eee
a
(420 Mat te
WinscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Sprays and bridge scene. [Bunch of
asters at left of country scene showing
people on bridge across stream near
cottages.] © 1c Mar. 15, 1912: @
40148.
Sprays of poinsettia 14. [Blank
scroll for inscription, on spray of
poinsettias.] © 1 ¢. each Mar. 15;
1912; G 40237-40239, 40241.
Start of the fox hunt. [Three horse-
men following closely behind pack of
hounds.] .© 1°-c. Mar. 6) (912-3
40074.
Starting on the journey. [Land-
Scape showing man, woman and girl
in path, with two bells hanging from
holly below.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G
39846.
Swans on the lake. [Spray of blos-
soms at right of circular scene of river
where swans are swimming near man
in canoe.].. © 1 &. Rebs 23,5192 ae
40379. ‘
Thanksgiving Day at Valley Forge
1778. [Men in forest camp cooking
and shining guns around open fire.]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40208.
Thanksgiving Day in Alaska. [Man
carrying bundle in arms to wife and
children, with ship in distance.] ©
1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G@ 40204.
Thanksgiving day in California °49.
[Man and woman seated on ground by
open fire near wagon while young man
with gun keeps watch.] © 1 ec. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40206.
Thanksgiving Day in the South.
[White girl and old negro couple
standing around basket of fruit and
wine.|. © °1 ¢. Mar 45) i
40207.
Thanksgiving girl. [Girl holding
pail of fruit under arm and turkey in
hand.] ©41ce. Mar. 15, 1912; G 40201.
Thatched roof cottage. [Spray of
flowers at right of circular landscape
showing farmhouse in grove.] © 1.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40380.
Through the canal. [Man walking
on tow-path by horse which is hauling
boat down canal by cottage.] ©l1e
Feb. 27, 1912; G 39857.
Through the woods. [Bunch of
holly above landscape of forest and
winding road.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39868.
Time for play. [Men, women and
children walking along village road.]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39873.
oF
no. 1, 1912
WORKS OF ART
986
WinscuH (JoHN)—Continued. WINSscH (JoHN)—Continued.
Traveler’s return. [Holly and scroll Violets and row-boat scene. [Bunch
at left of scene showing people land-
ing from ship in port.] ©1c. Mar. 15,
1912; G 40235.
Twig of holly... [Holly with ber-
ries.| © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39880.
Two peeping pigs. [Two pigs try-
ing to climb over side of box partly
covered with pine branches.] © 1 «.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40150.
Unsuspected meeting. [Man and
woman standing on wooden bridge in
village approached by woman.] © 1
@ Mar: 6, 1912; G 40079.
Vase of flowers. [Urn-shaped vase
filled with dianthus flowers.] ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40365.
Vase of geraniums. [Bunch of flow-
ers in tall glass vase.] © 1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 40362.
Vase of holly.
earthen vase. ]
G 39910.
Vase of tea roses. [Two roses with
buds and leaves in glass vase.] ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40363.
Vase of violets and lily-of-the-valley.
[Bunch of flowers in spiral convoluted
vase.]| ©l1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40364.
Village in winter. [Woman and
children walking down snow-covered
Village road.] © 1 c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39874.
Violets and canoeing on the lake.
[Bunch of flowers above rectangular
landscape showing man rowing on
lake.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40358.
Violets and cottage by the pond.
[Buneh of flowers below scene of cot-
[Holly branches in
Oebicei Meb. 27.) 1912:
tage in grove by body of water.] ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40390.
Violets and country church.
[Bunch of violetseat left of landscape
showing arched bridge across stream
and road leading to village church. ]
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1912: G 40372.
Violets and country scene. [Bunch
of fiowers at left of landscape of vil-
lage in cluster of trees.] © 1c. Feb.
28, 1912; G 40360.
Violets and moonlight scene. [Bunch
of flowers at right of landscape of
village by small lake.] ©1c. Feb. 28,
1912; G 40359.
Violets and path to the church.
[Bunch of flowers at left of landscape
showing church in distance.] © 1.
Feb. 28, 1912; G 40373.
of flowers at left of scene of bridge
across river where man is rowing by
contave!] ©) ©. Keb.) 28, 1912) 14
40361.
Violets and the end of the road.
[Basket of flowers at left of land-
scape of country road leading to church
in distance.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G
40375.
Violets and the village. [Bunch of
violets in basket at left of scene of
cottages and church among trees.] ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40874.
Violets and village on side of moun-
tain. [Bunch of violets above circle
inclosing scene of village and moun-
tains.] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1912; G 40350.
Violets, forget-me-nots and village
scene. [Spray of violets and forget-
scene of people walking |
© Bier iar toy
me-nots by
along village road. ]
1912; G@ 40146.
Vision of Santa. [Head of Santa
Claus appearing above two children
seated on: floor with toys] © 1.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40087.
Waiting for Xmas-Eve. Holly
about frame inclosing head of Santa
Claus inclined to one side.] © 1 «@
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40041.
Walk by the river. [Man and
woman walking along river bank near
large trees.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G@
39861.
Walk in the snow drift. [ Man,
woman and little girl walking down
road by farmhouse, in oval frame.]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39918.
Watching the sparrows. [Two girls
along roadside near cottage watching
small birds on holly branch.] © ie.
Mar. 15, 1912; G 40168.
Weary after the day’s’ work.
[Winter scene showing two horses ap-
proaching stable, in oblong frame with
holly at each end.] © 1c Feb. 27,
1912;, G 39848.
When frost covers the = ground.
[Boys skating on village stream near
bridge fo ©@) 8 ve) Mari 15,” 1912")"e
40168.
Where the peaceful river flows.
[Cottage in grove on bank of winding
streamef,1©) tives Mar. 15, 1912 91.6
40187.
Winter evening. [Snow scene show-
ing man on arched bridge across
streain near village church.] © 1 e.
Mar. 6, 1912; G 40046.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 1: S., Voi
987
WINScH (JOHN)—Continued.
Winter frolic. [Winter landscape
showing boy and girl with dog passing
house, in oval surrounded by holly
on frame.] © 1. Feb. 27, 1912; G
39836.
Winter on the farm. [Spray of
holly above snow scene of farmhouse
near which is man with horse and two
boys.] ©1e. Feb. 27, 1912; G 39876.
Winter sports. [Woman and child
followed by boy and girl walking
through snow toward wooden bridge
in village.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G
40054.
Winter sunset. [Woman walking
through snow, by rail-fence, toward
cottage above which appears setting
sun.] ©l1ce. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40047.
Winter visit to the farm. [Man
and two small girls standing on wooden
bridge approached by woman from cot-
tage nearby.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 389865.
Winter’s day. [Snow landscape
showing man, girl and horse in road
near house, on large leaf, with holly
and two birds.] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1912;
G 39851.
Working near the mill. [Bunch of
flowers at right of oval scene of water-
mill.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1912: G 40881.
WotLtF & co., Philadelphia. [987-992
Anticipation. [Profile bust portrait
of girl in low-cut dress with beads
around neck.] © 1c Mar. 2, 1912;
G 39944.
Bon fire. [Three boys building open
fire in forest.] ©1c. Feb. 21, 1912; G
39815.
Enjoying the breezes. [Half-length
figure of young woman in hat, boa
and muff, carrying small box.] © 1
e. Jan. 16, 1912; G 39534.
Gesundheit. [Young woman in large
flat hat, smiling and holding a filled
WINScCH (JOHN)—Continued.
Simple aveu. [Young woman in
large hat and low-neck sleeveless dress,
seated holding bunch of flowers across
knee.] © 1c. Feb. 21, 1912; G 398138.
Waiting. [Left profile bust portrait
of girl in low-cut dress looking over
left shoulder.] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1912;
G 89945.
WOLKENBOER (THEODORE), New York.
[9938
Lady in Dutch bonnet. Bust por-
trait of young woman, with head
turned to right, wearing lace bonnet
and beads. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1912; G
39627.
Woopwarp (NELLIE A.), Decatur, Il.
[994
Miniature Holland number. two.
Frieze of Dutch figures of men, women,
windmills, geese and pig. © 1. Feb.
7, 1912; G 39754.
Youne (EpituH M.), Cleveland, O.
[995-997
Folly of avarice. [Human skull
resting on a chest surrounded by bag
of gold, paper bills, gems, pocket-book
and legal papers.| © 1c. Mar. 6,
1912; G 40008.
Menuett. [Violin and bow lying on
worn sheets of music entitled ‘‘ Menu-
ett.”"] ©1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40010,
Rosary (The). [A rosary and worn
sheet of the music lying by violin and
bow.] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1912; G 40009.
ZAKRZEWSKI (THEODORA), Philadel-
phia. [998-1000
Forbears of honor. [Four-leaf clover
with allegorical bear on each leaf.]
© lec. Jan. 12, 1912; G 39536.
Forbears of honor. [Four-leaf clover
with allegorical bear on each leaf. in-
closed in circie bearing inscription. ]
© 1c. Jan. 12, 191%: G 395387.
Four bears. [Four bears standing
upright, each holding a flag.] ©1le.
glass.] ©1c. Jan. 11, 1912; G 39585. | Jan. 12, 1912; G 39588.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since
Jamuary? 1, TOTO ce Lee ead oe eo 1, 000
CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC.WORKS OF
A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER, PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ABEL (W. H.), Philadelphia. [1003
Your wedding anniversary. © Jan.
me 1912; 2 c. Jan. 12, 1912; K 35688.
ABERNATHY (ALFRED H.) Mont Eagle,
Tenn. [1002-1005
[4 photographs]:
All Saints chapel and tower.—As-
sembly inn, auditorium and band stand.
—Fairmount chapel, buildings and
grounds.—Mont Eagle, Tenn., depot,
old Hands place, front gate and resi-
dences. © Jan. 18, 1912; 2 ¢c. each
Feb. 12, 1912; J 166227-166230.
ADAMS (Eva E.) Chicago. [1006-1008
Count not your birthdays. © eb.
meoi2- 2 ¢ Mar. 22, 1912; K 39833.
Haster wish. © Jan. 29, 1912; 2 ec.
Feb. 5, 1912; K 37106.
It singeth low. © Jan. 29, 1912;
mec. Web. 5, 1912; K 37105.
ADAMS (L. W.) Roswell, N. Mex.
[1009, 1010
Roswell apple show:
Booth of Casey ranch.—Roswell
booth. © Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. each Mar.
22, 1912; J 167490, 167491.
ADAMSON (JOHN), Boston. [1011
Burns (Bobby), blue bell and thistle.
© Dee. 12, 1911; 2 c. Jan: 25, 1911; K
36354.
ADVERTISERS’ CUT SERVICE, New York.
[1012
Spring 1912. Sheet no. 610-A. ©
eee AD 2 ce. Heb. 27, 1912: Ki
38191.
AKELEY (CARL E.) New York.
[10138-1021
[9 prints]:
{Bull elephant in forest.]—[Charg-
ing cow elephant.|—[Elephants in
make believe fight.]—[Elephants on
the march. Rear and side views.]—
[Mount Kenia from Gwandero.]—[Or-
phan elephant. ]—[Siesta, elephants. ]—
[Small herd of elephants. One bull
ready to charge.] © Feb. 11, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 28, 1912; K 39859-89867.
AKIMOFF Philadel-
phia. [1022
Heat exchange diagram. © Feb. 8,
1912 eo Mebs 12) #912." 1 S58.
(ADA M.) Seattle.
[1023, 1024
Mutual admiration. © Feb. 5, 1912;
2 €. Hep. 121912 J) 166203:
Springtime. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2 e.
Mar 25,1912) JIG TOS.
ALEXANDER (KENNETH) Seattle.
[1025.
Murphy '(John FF.) ©" Jan. 28;
192 ie dan. 2o., 82 3 166202.
ALLEN (WILLIAM M.), Laporte, Ind.
[1026
Maple City, Billy at play. © Jan.
LOD AGI aO2 es am. abde NOR Keo Bab G9:
ALLEN & CO., Newark. [1027
William Tell game of skill. © Mar.
%, 4912%)2) ¢, Mar. 19, 1912- K 40000:
AMBERG (LEWIS) & SON, New York.
[1028
Children’s hour. Child sewing. ©
een ly) Poms 12 é4e, sian: 20; Lol? svi
36682.
AMBROSE (J. F.) Jacksonville, Fla.
[1029
Doctor Vim. © Jan. -.21, 1912; 1 «.
dai Za tOie ees Keb.3, 2912s 1K
37088.
AMERICAN ART WORKS, Coshocton, O.
[1030-10693
(NIcHOLAS W.)
ALBERTY
[Prints on blotters]:
Christmas eve.—EHarly spring.—First
snow. — Highlands (The).—JIn the
shade.—Indian summer. — Isabella. —
Meadow. — Showery day.—Still wa-
ters.—Summer.—Sunset.—Winter. ©
Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ce each Jan, 2, 1912;
IX. 35212-85224.
[7 prints]:
Attention. — Beatrice. — Dorothy. —
Eleanor. — Life worth the living. —
Mother’s secret.—Rosamond. © Dec.
1G AGLI 2 es eaeh' Fan: 20, 19125 18
36075-86081.
ot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1070
pt. IV, BS) Vee
AMERICAN ART WORKS—Continued.
[8 prints]:
Adele. — Caroline. — Constance. —
Daisy.—Janet.—Marjorie.— Mildred.—
Viola. © Dec. 16, 1911; 2 c. each Jan.
10, 1912; K 85551-85558.
[12 prints]:
Beautiful frost——Bridal path.—For
sweet charity.—Good beginning.—Half
his shots are misses.—Harvest moon.—
Here comes the bride.—Love heeds not
showers.—Lucky man.—Starting life’s
voyage.—Sweets to the sweet.—Year’s
retrospect. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
Jan. 22, 1912; K 86120-36131.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADV’G. CO., New
York [1070-1104
[Cuts for ads]:
At the club.—Conversation. © Feb.
be MNOU22 Bee: -eachwPebel wey Oda a! IK
31915; S191.
Luncheon.—Winter sports.—
Writing letters. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2.
each Feb. 16, 1912; K 37917-87919.
Apple blossoms.—At school.—
At the exhibition.—At the races.—Car-
pets.—Christmas.—Days of yore.—
Deep thought.—Haster.—Fighting the
storm.—Friends.—Furs.—In a hur-
ry.—In the home.—In the spring.—
Interesting item.—-Latest. — Linens.—
New year.—On the watch.—Paying a
visit—Pleasant day.—Pleasant meet-
ing.—Rainy day.—Ready for a walk.—
Rivals. — Satisfaction. — Shopping. —
White sale-—wWoodcutters. © Jan. 1,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 16, 1912; K 37734-
31763.
AMER. MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY,
New York. [1105
Long Island, relief mar of. ©1e.
Jan,.o) 1912's FT. 800..."
AMERICAN PHOTO COLOR Co., New York.
[1106-1147
[Post cards]:
All men are clay but I’m a brick.—
And dat’s what we men go daffy
over.—As the yellow gold is tried in
the fire, ete—Best wishes 1, 2.
[Poppy design and landscape. ]—Best
wishes. 8. [Violet design and land-
scape.]—Birthday greeting 1. [For-
get-me-not design and landscape.]—
Birthday greeting 2. [Clover design
and landscape.]—Cheer up the best is
yet to come.—Come over for tea some
time.—Don’t tell nobody never,
never.—Fair maid I would like to be
your warrior.—Good on this state of
existence preponderates, ete.—Good
night.—Good resolutions seldom fail
38
AMERICAN PHOTO COLOR co.—Contd.
[Post cards]—Continued.
of producing, ete.—Guard well withir
vourself that treasure kindness, ete.—
Haf not seen you at our wigwam heap
much lately.—Here’s a line to you.—
I hate bein’ a old bachelor.—I hate
trouble, don’t bring any ’round here,
see?—I long to linger longer.—I’m
nothing but a poor lone woman.—I
may be rough and ready but ain’t I
jes de feller for you.—I want what I
want when I want it—and you are
what I want.—I wuz mad enough to
go on de warpath.—If a good face is a
letter of recommendation, ete.—Let us
be up and doing with a heart for any
fate, ete.—May our friends be in our
hearts whether they be remembered,
etc.—May our love be like good wine,
grow stronger, ete.—Me likee you velly
much.—My greeting. 1 [Rose design
and landscape.|—No trespassing this
little maid was made for me.—wNo-
body cares for nobody when nobody
has no coin.—O lordy, I’m a little
lonely lad, believe me.—Oh joy there
will be one heap big time.—Say, gal,
you can be de foreman on my ranch,
etc.—Success comes only to those who
lead the life of endeavor.—Umh, J
guess you be just the papoose for
me.—What man is there over whose
mind, ete.—When fortune smiles may
we hever squander her fayors.—Won’t
you share my wigwam with me?—
Won't you think of me a little some-
times. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2 e. each Feb.
5, 1912; K 87040-37081.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN., New York.
[1148-1164.
Bedloe’s Island taken from. aero-
plane. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 & Pep 12
1912; J 166210.
Brandt (Foulke E.) 1, 2. © Feb. 13,
1912; 2 e@ each Feb.-2o) s3130
166764, 166765.
—— leaving prison. © Feb. 13,
1912; 2 c Feb. 27, 1912; & i6n7aw:
Castle William on Governor’s Island,
from an aeroplane. © Feb. 18, 1912;
2 ¢ Keb: 29,1912; J 1Goias,
Connaught (Duchess of) and party
on top of Metropolitan tower. © Jan.
28, 1912; 2 e. Feb. 12, 1992: Jeaeezaae
Ellis Island taken from an aero-
plane. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 12,
1912: J WeGgis.
Gibbons (Cardinal) and Cardinal
Farley. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2c. Feb. 12,
1912; J 166209.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912 —
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
Lewis (Charles B.) (M. Quad)
pseud. © Feb. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 29,
1912; J 166760.
New York Bay photographed from
an aeroplane. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 12, 1912; J 166213.
wGeonnell (Dr.) 1,2. © Fan. 4,
#912; 2 c. each Feb. 29, 1912; J 166762,
166763.
Roosevelt (Theodore) 1-3. © Feb.
me 1912: 2 ec. each Feb. 29, 1912; iJ
166767—-166769.
Shank (Samuel) and wife. © Feb.
m5, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 29, 1912; J 166766.
Statue of Liberty photographed
from an aeroplane. © Feb. 8, 1912;
2 ¢. Keb. 12, 1912; J 166214.
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT, Milwaukee.
[1165
Parisian beauties landing. © Sept.
eo. 1911; 2 e. Dec. 21, 1911; K 35559.
AMERICAN SOC. OF MECHANICAL EN-
GINEERS, New York. [1166
Ericsson (John) at the age of 59.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1912; J 166806.
AMES & ROLLINSON co., New York.
[1167
Diploma. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2c. Jan.
po, 19127 K 36632 .
ANATOMICAL DIAGRAM PUB. Co., Milwau-
kee. [1168
Topographic chart of circulatory
System. © Mar. 5, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 8,
1912; K 39816.
ANDERSON (G. B.) & SON, Bingham-
cone INS Y. - [1169, 1170
Anderson electricsilk felt mattress,
Binghamton press, Feb. 9, 1912. ©
eps o. 1912"' 1 ee Mar. 16) 19125. 'K
39433.
Anderson electricsilk felt mattress.
Binghamton republican Feb. 9, 1912.
© Feb. 9, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 16, 1912; K
39434.
ANDERSON (JOHN) Mogollon, N. Mex.
hbteaes|
Freigher (The) © Jan. 22, 1912;
me. gan, 27, 1912: J 165204.
APEDA STUDIO, New York. [1172-1179
[8S photographs]:
Adoration.—At heel.—At_ rest.—
Death (The) — Meditation. — Point
(The) — Start (The) — Wounded. ©
mar. 8, 1912; 2.c. each Mar. 9,’ 1912:
J 167168—167175.
1209
ARAKELYAN (S.) Boston.
[3 photographs] :
After the game.—Game is over.—
Harvard and Yale football game. ©
Nov 2¢puoit> 2c exeh Jan: 25; 1912:
J 165163—-165165.
ARNOLD (C. D.) Buffalo. [1183, 1184
Tragedy at Niagara, 1,°2. © Jan. 6,
1912: 2. eG each Peb. 7, 1912: J 166028;
166029.
ARNOLD (R. J.) Del Monte, Cal. [1185
Maze (The). © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 ¢.
Jan: 15, 1912+ J. 164612.
[1180-1182
ARNOLD & WINDECK, Washington.
[1186
U. S. Senators, Sixty-second con-
gress. © Mar! 27, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1912; J 167567.
ARNOT (RopB’r) Paris. [1187-11938
Embarquement pour Cythere. [EKm-
barkment for Cythera.] © Jan. 1,
1SI2 he Jan. 23, 0Ot2: 1K B8o4t.
Napoleon (after Delaroche. © Jan.
Gp 1902 Pie dannt ca. LOAF IK SS9B89.
Oiseleur [Bird catcher.] © Jan. 1,
19025 Se Jan. 25, 1912; K- 38940:
[Prints from the old masters]:
Country amusements.—Gay party.—
Ramus (Miss)—Sleeping beauty. ©
Jan Vito :..2 el eaeh! Jan- 22, 1912
Ix 36313-86316.
ARTHUR (JAMES) Detroit. [1194
In the gloaming. © Feb. 1. 1912;
Zen wep: Las I OL? = J 16635.
ARTHUR STUDIO, Detroit.
[12 photographs]: [1195-1206
American beauties.—At the helm.—
Garden of roses.—Her favorite mount.—
June roses.—Little mother.—Molly.—
Nature’s wealth.—Sailor maid.—Sum-
mer time.—Waiting.—Waiting for mas-
ters...<©) Hebi) 19h2: 2:e.each Web..15,
1912; J 166349, 166351-166354, 166356—
166362.
ASHLEY PRINTING CO., Erie, Pa.
[1207, 1208
Perry’s (Commodore) flag ship Law-
renee. © Mar. 8, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 12,
1912; K 38979.
Raising of Commodore Perry’s flag-
ship Lawrence in Misery Bay, Erie
harbor, Sept. 17, 1875. © Mar. 15,
1912: 2°¢. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39980.
ATKINS (CHaAs. M.) New York [1209
Frazzle. Country’s safe. © Mar.
16. 18122) 2 ie: Mar. 1s! Aoi K -S96L7.
39
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, HiGS=* Vous
1210
AUDITORIUM sTUDIO, Long Beach, Cal.
[1210
Polytechnic high school. © Feb. 18,
1912; 2c. Feb. 20, 1912; J 166518.
AUSTEN (J. I.) co., Chicago. FI2tt
Mother and child. © Jan. 3, 1912;
2c. Jan. 8, 1912; IX 85438.
AUTOREVISEUR CO., Philadelphia.
[2 prints]: ae a a
Autorevieur (The).—Bed autorevieur
man working plate face up. © Feb. 8,
1910; 2c. each Jan. 8, 1912; K 35405,
35406.
Bascock (W. I.) New York. [1214
Design for a combined ice breaker
and fire boat for the Hudson River.
© 1 e.Mar. 27, 1912 ¥ Sak,
BAILEY ‘CR. 'G.) Decorah; Ta.
[1215-1217
Palzer (Al.) Iowa’s white hope, eS
© Jan. 8, 1912 - 2c. each Jan. 40, 1912;
J 164481-164488.
BAILEY-ROBERTS BROS.-DAVENPORT CO.,
Chicago. [1218-1267
[Colored post cards]:
All kinds of shoes for all kinds of
feet—Drop us a_line—Duck the
quacks.—Father time.—First in qual-
ity—Foot harmony.—Get in step.—
Getting down to brass tacks.—I guess
we're getting the business.—I’ll stick
till you get there.—It’s a grave affair.—
It’s plain sailing —Knockout.—Mail.—
Off with the old on with the new.—
Opening for blacks.——Order Xmas
gifts by mail— Orders from out of
town. — Pairs. — Shake well before
using.—Sticking to the last.—Tanning
’em a bit.—They look like mates.—
This store means measure for meas-
ure.—We have it over them all.—We
promise to love, honor and obey.—
We're creators, not imitators.—We’re
far ahead.—We’re hunting.—We’re on
your wire—We're soaring.—We up-
hold the truth. We’ve made a study.—
We've scored a hit.—We wish you a
merry Xmas.— You'll miss some-
thing.—You won’t be fooled.—You
won’t croak if you use pure drugs.—-
Your shoe question is easily answered.
© Dec. 80, 1911; 2 c. each Mar. 11,
1912; K 388827, 38828, 38831-38837,
38841, 38842, 38844-38848, 38850-88858,
38855, 38856, 38858, 38859, 38861-38871,
38873-38876.
Greetings of the season. © Dec. 30,
1911; 2 ec. Mar. 11, 1912; K 388839.
40
BAILEY-ROBERTS BROS.-DAVENPORT CO.—
Continued.
[10 prints]:
Box calf’s.—Cead mille failthe—
Give ’em the ax.—Have you ever been
stung on poor drugs.—It comes but
once a year—Melody in remedy.—Qui-
nine vs. strychnine.—This store stands
for Puritan goodness.—This store up-
holds quality.—We’ve won the good
shoe pennant. © Dec. 30, 1911; 2 e.
each Mar. 11, 1912; K 388829, 38830,
88838, 38840, 38848, 38849, 38854,
38857, 38860, 38872.
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM) New York.
[1268-1277
Astor (Vincent) 1171-16. © May 8,
1911; 2 @ Mar. 5, 19125°5 S669o7
Conrad (Ethel) 1207-11, 1222-7. ©
July 3, 1911; 2 ce. each Mar. 5, 1912;
J 166959, 166960.
Cummings (James) 12223. ©
July 11, 1911;-2 ¢ Marva
166963.
Kawanakos« (Princess) 1172-5. ©
May 4, 1911; :2 c. Mae 5) oi
166966.
Kemp (Harry) 1208) a202=a0
Aug. 28, 1911; 2c. each Mar, 5, 1912;
J 166961; 166962.
Leeds (Mrs. W. B.) 1236-1. ©
Nov. 17, 1911: 2 ec. Mary oa) aoe
166964.
San Faustino (Princess di) Mrs. W.
B. Leeds and Katherine Cameron,
1286-2. © Nov. 11, 1914 ie ieee
1912; J 166965.
Vreeland (Admiral) 1178-1. ©
June ‘3, 1911;.2:\¢.. Mar. 5, ie
166958.
Baker (R. J.) Honolulu, [1278-1285
Hawaiian American type, 2. © Dec.
15, 1911; 2c. Mar. 29, 19125 J iGo.
—— child on beach, 1. © Nov. 20,
1911; 2c Mar. 29, 1912; J 167574.
-—— hula girl sitting, 4. © Mecsas,
1911; 2c. Mar. 29, 1912; J 167571.
hula girl standing, 3. © Dec.
15, 1911; 2c. Mar. 29, 19933 3 36a
hula type, half length, 7. ©
Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Mar. 29, 2912557
167577.
—— type, 5. © Dec. 15, ieee
Mar. 29, 1912; J 167575.
type, 8. © Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢
Mar. 29, 1912; J 167578.
©
-
Japanese woman and baby, 6.
Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Mar. 29, aoe
167576.
CLASSES, H TO K
1350
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 1, 1912
BAKER (W. MunNrorpD.) Princeton.
[1286
Wilson (Woodrow) © Mar. 14,
1912; 2c. Mar. 18, 1912; K 39680. ©
BALL (DaAvENPOoRT) Westfield, N. J.
[1287
Davenport (Mrs.) © Jan. 15, 1912;
2c. Jan. 11, 1912; J 164526.
Batt & SMITH, Seattle.
First steps.
Mar. 6, 1912; J 167006.
BARMORE (Wo. K.), New York. [1289
White (Edward D.) © Feb. 17,
9912: 2c. Keb. 19, 1912; K 37855.
BARNETT (CARRIE L.), Washington.
[1
[1288
290
Haw wiG). eb. . 3, 1912. 2 e. Feb: 3,
2912: K 37038.
BaRSE & HOPKINS, New York.
[1291-1324
[12 prints]:
Across the wall ripe peaches hung.—
But childish tiffs are like the mists.—
Fie little maid fie-——Grasses in the
meadow.—Happy as this little lad.—
Now Dick the rural shades.—Revenge,
ha-ha.—Step is heard.—We’ve eaten
what was set before.—While wading in
a mountain creek.—Who’s afraid of
bossy-cows.—With scissors Mollie
sought the nob of Dick. © Dee. 1,
wO11: 2c. each Jan. 2, 1912; K 35078—
35089.
(22 prints] ;
Christmas wish, The silver throated
bells.— Greeting, No man _ possessing
a friend is poor.—Every Christmas I
light my candles.—Every promise
which life may offer.—Faith in God.—
Here’s looking at you.—I am thinking
of you.—I send you greetings of the
Haster.—I want you to know that I
am thinking of you.—I wish you a
merry Xmas of good cheer laughter
and song.—I wish you holly in your
window a carol in your heart.—I wish
you merriment of a little child.—If it
be old fashioned to love one’s friends.—
Joy, the joy of faith fulfilled.—Let us
open our hearts.—My Christmas let-
ter—My Christmas wish, Here’s to
the best day in the year.—My wish to
you, A man is rich in proportion to
the number of his friends—My wish
mito you, May the happiness which
causes the birds to sing.—Nature has
wakened.—Thoughts are like the pure
blossoms.—You are often in my
houghts. © Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c each
ma 2, 1912; K 35802-35823.
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2 cat
BarTets (Harry), Portland, Or.
[1825-1835
Hood (Mt.) Or., 701, 705, 706, 708,
709a, 711, 718, 726a, 729, 845, 901. ©
Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 18, 1911;
J 164505-164515.
BARTHOLOMAE (THEO.‘C.) Chicago.
1336
Idyll of southland. © Dec. 19, 1911;
2¢e. Jan. 8 1912; J 164455.
Baerrinrn (ia. E.); Quiney, Cal.
[1837-13840
Pine tunnel drive in winter. © Jan. -
10, 1912; 2 c Feb. 12, 1912; J 166207.
Spanish Peak. © Feb. 6, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 12, 1912; J 166208.
[2 photographs]:
Nature’s snow man.—Pine tunnel
drive. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Jan.
19, 1912; J 166015, 166016.
BASSETT & WHAITE, Salem, Or. [1841
West (Gov, Oswald). © Jan. 30,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1912; J 165939.
Battry (C. M.) New York. [1342
Our heroes of destiny. © Mar. 20,
1912; 2:¢c. Mar. 23, 1912; K 39927.
Battista (A. A.) Tenino, Wash.
[1848-1345
Tenino, Wash., Hercules quarry no.
2, after ‘the blast, Heb. 17, 1912. ©
Hebi 2s, hairy: 2 veloWeby 2G 19125
166771.
Hercules quarry no. 2, before
the blast, Feb. 17, 1912. © Feb. 24,
19025 ZieiMeb. 29, 1912= J 66770.
Hercules quarry no. 2, 750,000
tons blast, Feb. 17, 1912. © Feb. 24,
1912; 2c. Feb. 29, 1912; J 166756.
BAUER CHEMICAL Co., New York. [1346
15,000 physicians approve. © Jan.
PAs NOUR Ze. fant 3G, 19125" K S6622.
BAY SHORE BL’D’G. co., San Francisco.
[1347
Wonderful Xmas eve open air sery-
ree) (©) same 19s | 1982 De. Jan. 24"
$912 = K BT195.
BEACH (GEORGE) & STERN (F. A.)
Houston, Tex. [1348
Houston, heart of from little Frank’s
balloon. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 12,
P92 PACA,
BEATON (O.) Seattle. [1349, 1350
Crossing the bar. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2 ¢; Mar. 30, 1912; J 167586.
St. Paul, ship. © Noy. 8, 1911; 2¢.
Mar. 30, 1912; J 167585.
41
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1351
Pt... IV, ae even
BEAVER co., Buffalo. [1351-1369
Beaver co. of Buffalo:
Banquet of.—Office of.—Promotion
dept.—Salesmen. © Feb. 7, 1912; 2c.
each Feb. 17, 1912; J 166403-166406.
Dining room of Mr. George W.
Kleiver, Chicago. © Mar. 15, 1912;
Zee Mar, 18, 19125 3 151258:
Norfolk country club, Norfolk, Va.,
iMterior . view, 10. 1 2.) “Mebs als,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 23, 1912; J 166599,
166600.
[5 photographs] :
Billiard room, home of Dr. Decot,
Buffalo.—Edisonia theatre, Buffalo, in-
terior. — Edisonia theatre, Buffalo,
lobby.—Ripley County bank, Doniphan,
Mo., interior.—Wickham and McCarthy
barber shop, Buffalo. © Jan. 1, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 19, 1912; J 164819-
164823.
[7 photographs]:
Buffalo co-operative stove co., Buf-
falo.— Display window, Margeson bros.,
Portsmouth, N. H., 1, 2.—Display win-
dow of E. Story, Ottawa, Canada.—
Electrie city eng. co., Buffalo.—Hodg-
don and Kershaw restaurant, Ports-
mouth oN EH: f\2r) © Keb, 19122
ec. each Feb. 17, 1912; J 166401, 166402,
166407-166411.
BEELER (J. W.), Hope, N. Mex.
[1870, 1871
[2 photographs] :
Hope, N. Mex., Main st.—Hope’s ex-
hibit at Roswell, N. Mex. © Dec. 27,
1911; 2 ¢..each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164110,
164111.
BELL (ALFRED) & Co., London.
[1872-13874
Cunliffe (Mrs. Offley). © Jan. 1,
1902 572 2. Jan: 22, 1902 KS SriOg:
Lauzum (WMrs.);
cole. © Feb. 1; 1912;.2 c Mar. 4,
1912; K 38484.
Waldyere (Lady). © Sept. 7, 1911;
2c. Jan. 26, 1912; K 38088.
BELL (CHARLES N.), Columbus, O.
[1875
Columbus, O., State capitol about
1860. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1912; J 167444.
BELL (Jas. W.) son & Co., New York.
[1376-1388
[Fashion plates for men.] Plates
no. 1-3,."5,; 11, 14-16, 18-22) © Mar.
t,, 1Ot> 1 -e. Feb. 29,1912, 1 er Mar. 6;
1912; K 88578-38590.
KENJAMIN & KEELEY, Chicago. [13889
Old Wyoming days. © 1. Jan. 20,
1912; J 164989.
by Herbert Sed- .
BENSON (WALTER E.), San Francisco.
[1390
If you are free to pan a pa. ©
te) Mars: 27, 1912: i aia
BERGMAN (S1Mon), New York.
[1391-1414
If I wuz a man. © Feb. 7, 1912-2
e. Feb. 14, 1912; K 387501.
[Post cards]:
I would sooner be a leap yearette.—
If I wuz you I know whom I would
leve.—If you will take this miss.—
Little girl this year you will have to
speak for yourself—Somebody like
you should love somebody like me. ©
Feb. 6, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 7% 191250
67169-37178.
[18 prints]:
Finest days of all de year are Xmas.
days, etc.—Heart break.—I greet you
mit merry Xmas. vishes.—I iss chust
like oder boys.—I vish you to get all
de goot tings.—I vould vish you all de
goot tings.—May all the blessings of
the Xmas. season.—Merry Xmas. I vish
you.—Mit greetings yet for a merry
Xmas.—Older us rogues the younger
we like em.—Suffrgette——Undt I vish
you a happy Xmas. yet.—Us men are
certainly devils.—Vishing you all yet
vonce.—Vishing you choy undt lots of
goot tings.—Vishing you yet de mer-
riest Xmas.—When a fellers got a
girl.— When three’s a crowd. © Apr.
1, 1912; 2 c. each Apr 4.51922
40292-40309.
BERGMAN ART CO., New York.
[1415-1482
[Post cards. ]
Anticipation.—Augusta.—Com-
rades. — Doris. — Enjoying a _ cool
drink.—Expectation.— Gladys.— Ida.—
Jacleyn.—Off for a spin.—Thereosa.—
Winter miss.
[All the above, heads of girls.]
Morning glory.—Ready for the play.—
So long.—Teaser.—Thinking of some-
one.—Winter fairy. © Jan. 9, 1912;
2c. each, Feb. 5, 1912; K 37082-87099.
BERKLEY SCH. OF CARTOONING, Newark.
[1488, 1434
Lesson plate no. 12. © Apr. 2, 1912;
2 Cc, Apr..o, 19923 Ke 402 te:
Lesson plate no. 18. © Apr. 2, 1912;
2c. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40274.
BETTS SPRING co., San Francisco.
{1485
Spring test. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ec.
Apr. 2; 1912 7 167696.
42
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
1489
BiocRarH co. See list of moving-pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
Brack (H.) co., Cleveland.
[1436-1440
Drawings nos. 252, 249, 248, 46, 45.
© Mar. 16, 1912; 2 c each Mar. 20,
1912; K 39681-39685.
Briarr (L. W.), St. Augustine, Fla.
[1441
St. Augustine, Fla., Florida house.
) Dee. 28, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1912; J
164490.
BLAKESLEE (ALLEN D.), Atwater, O.
[1442
Fruit of the Buckeye State. © Mar.
HS, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 19, 1912; K 39650.
BLAKLEY (J. W.) & co., Dayton, O.
[1443-1446
Hast (The) 502. © Nov. 3, 1911;
ee. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165505.
Extra, extra, 192. © Apr. 10, 1911;
erePep. 11912; J 165506.
High standard puzzlers, 115. ©
Pepe 2t010: 2 c. Keb. 1, 19123, J
165507.
Pom proplems, 511. “©, Jan, -15,
eo 2c: Feb. 1, 1912; J 165508.
bo
BLASHFIELD (EpwINn H.), New York.
: [1447
Minera Operosa. © Feb. 19, 1912;
= €. Hep. 26, 1912; K 38091.
BLOCH BROS. TOBACCO CO., Wheeling, W.
Va. [1448
Fishing, hunting and camp scenes.
Pea 17.. 1912: 2 ¢ Jan. 22,1912); J
165054.
Brug (F.) New York.
[12 prints]:
Does ’oo love me.—TI like the girls.—
I like to be petted.—I think we under-
stand each other.—I’m always glad to
see you.—I’m living easy.—It’s the lit-
tle things that count.—I’ve been try-
ing to break away and get to sea
you.—I’ve got something funny to tell
you.—Quit your jollying.—What’s the
use of quarreling anyway.—yYour’re a
winner kid. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
Jan. 17, 1912; IK 35845-85856.
Bove (J. C. P.), Hartford, Conn. [1461
Happiness. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 «¢.
Feb. 20, 1912; K 38154.
[1449-1460
Bopineé (CHARLES A.) Oklahoma City,
Okla. [1462
Oklahoma City, Okla., 14 days old.
a Mary 9, 19122: en Reb: 5), 1912* 7
167153.
4
3
BoHNE-MCLAUGHLIN co., New York.
[14638-1465
Farley (Cardinal) 1-8. © Jan. 20,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 7, 1912; J 165994—
165996.
BoMAr (SPENCER E.) Washington.
[1466, 1467
Brown (Mr.) and Anna Lize. ©
1c. Mar. 22,1912; J 167407.
Brown (Mr.) and his violin. ©1 ce.
Mar. 22, 1912; J 167406.
Bone (RicHARD), Berlin. [1468-1473
Abziehendes gewitter. © Jan. 27,
1912) Ze Web. 19. 19125 K' 387850.
Beethoven. © Nov. 138, 1911; 2 ¢.
Bee. 16) 19a) Ke 8720.
Beethoven; by L. Balestrieri. ©
Ga aH Ode 82, eh Heb: 19. 1912 0 WK
58486.
Oktober nachmittag am see. © Feb.
21, 1912; 2. c. Mar. 30, 1912; K 40124.
Sturm im Atlantic. © Jan. 27, 1912;
Ze Meb:, 19) 1912 > KK 2785i.
Vor dem stadtchen. © Feb.
LOAD) Zee Mar. .30,, 1912: K. 40123;
BonrineE (R. K.) Honolulu. [1474-1484
Kilauea, Hawaii, across the crater
o&) 19131314, 1321. '© ‘Meb. 29, 1912:
Ze: each: Mar, 20: 19t2: J: 167314,
167316, 167317.
——crater of, 1316-1319. © Feb.
29; WOME | Ze) eae: Mar.) 20, 1912::: J
167318-167321.
erater of, Old Faithful, 1315.
© Feb. 29, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 20, 1912;
21,
| J 167323.
—— down the Crater trail, 1312. ©
Hebe 29) AGi 2 | 2h ei Mary, 20; 1912's) J
167322,
Volcano house, 1322. © Feb. 29:
TOGA 12 e.) Mae 20) O12: LGTSL5-:
—-—vyoleano of, 1320. © Jan. 20,
1912s Are fam 29° 191 Zee Toa 24.
BooNE (CHESHIRE L.), Montclair, N. J.
[3 prints]: [1485-1487
Form for flower box.—Form for
model hollow concrete block.—Garden
jar and flower boxes. © Dee. 2, 1911;
2c. eaeh Jan. 13, 1912; K 35760-35762.
Boozer (V. R.) Lake City, Fla. [1488
Contentment. © Nov. 22, 1911; 2
evan 2i. 19t2* FF A6p202.
Boston AMERICAN, Boston. [1489
O’Conriell (Cardinal) seated on his
throne. 4) Heb; 15. 092's e2e:) Febu 6;
AONQ KR STAAT,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1490
pt. IV, DASA ae
Bourceots (Utric) Manchester, N. H. | Brooks, McCANINCH, WILBUR, PARSONS
[1490
Manchester, N. H., Hanover st. at
night. © Jan. 15, 19123:2 ¢.. Jan! 12,
1912; J 164539.
BourRNE (CLIFFORD N.) Syracuse.
1491
Since it is policy. © Jan. 15, 1912;
2c. Jan. 18, 1912; K 38569.
Bouvé (ADA) Salem, Mass. [1492
View of the colleges at Cambridge,
Mass, 1795. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ¢c. Mar.
13, 1912; J 167133.
BraDLey (A. F.) New York.
[1498, 1494
Bertram (Miss) 1, 2. © Mar. 27,
1912: 2c. each Mar. 28, 1912; J 167564,
167565.
Bracpon (Joun C.) Pitsburgh. [1495
Western Pennsylvania hospital. ©
Fan 12 OIDs 2 en dams Tay Ot 2s : ds
1646238.
BRANDEL (WM. H.) Buffalo.
[1496-1498
Buffalo, panorama view. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2c. May. 2, 1912; K 38482.
Crystal beach, Canada. © Feb. 23,
1912: 2 ce. Mar. 2, 1912; K 38481.
Niagara Falls, panorama view. ©
Beh. 23; 1912+ 2 co Mar.) 2,° 1OL2 5 aK
384338.
Breese (S. 8. & R. P.) New York.
[1499
Plans for 14’ by 40’’ Breese hydro-
plane. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1912; I 831.
BRENTANO’S, Washington..
[1500-1521
[Colored post cards]:
Anticipation.—Away with care—
Birds of a feather.—Celebration.—Cor-
diality—Escort.—Expectation.—Finis.
Fireside visions.—Fond farewell.—
jood digestion.—Haste brings waste.—
Horn of plenty.—Invitation.—Mon-
sieur Claus.—Morning after.—-New
steersman.—Not wisely but too well.—
Realization.—Salute.—Santy’s leader.
—White man’s burden. © Mar. 20,
1922: 2 e., each Mar. 2h, 1912 5-16
89789-89810.
BRITT LITHO. co., New York. [1522
Blossoms. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 ¢c. Jan.
12, 1912; K 35657.
sRICTSON (D. A.) M’F’G CO., Brook-
ings, S. D. [1523
[Brictson tread press ear, Twin
City-Helena auto tour 1911.] © Dee.
1, 1911; 2c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 39815.
44
co., Cleveland. [1524
Cleveland group plan. © Dec. 27,
1911; 2 ¢.: Jan. 2; 190123) Be saewe:
BroTtHers (N. A.) Aberdeen, S. D.
[1525-1535
Aberdeen, 8S. D., court room, Brown
County court house, 956. © Feb. 8,
1912; 2 e. Feb. 13, 1912; J 166236.
Jan. 5, 1912, 944. © Jan. G;
1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1912; J 164784.
Main st., 960. © Feb. 12, 1912;
2c Feb. 20, 1912; J 166514.
-——_—new high school, auditorium,
950. © Feb. 8, 191232 @ tea
1912; J 166206.
——new high school bldg., biology,
955. ©.Feb..8, 1912302 eo ene
1912; J. 166350.
new high school bldg., chemis-
try, 954. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2c. Feb. 26,
1912; J 166649.
new high school bldg., mechani-.
eal arts, 953. © Fepg, (oleae
Feb. 12, 1912; J 166205.
scene in C. M. and St. P. freight
yards, 930. © Jan..9, 1912> 2°¢) iam:
17, 1912; J 164785.
—— waiting room in new C. M. and
St. P. depot. © Febs iT, 2912 aere
Feb. 21, 1912; J 166575,
waiting room, new C. M. and
St. P. depot, 961. ‘© Heb. 17, 1912-52
e. Mar. 11,1912. J 166snie
High school bldg., gymnasium, 951.
© Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Féb. 13) 1982-55
166235.
Brown (H. Rowatr) Los Angeles,
[15386
Brown’s poultry chalet. © Jan. 20,
1912; 1\e. Feb. 5,. 1992 shea
Brown (N. E.) Grand Haven, Mich.
[1587, 1538
Michigan (Lake) fleet ice bound in
Grand Haven harbor, 1. © Jan. 12,
1912; 2 e. Jan. 24, 1912% desi
Michigan (Lake) fleet ice bound in
Grand Haven harbor, 2. © Jan. 15,
1912; 2c. Jan. 24, 1912; J 165142.
Brown & BicELow, St. Paul.
[63 prints] : [1589-1601
Afterglow.—Autumn.
Benjamin Franklin’s book store.—
Bernice.—Big haul.—Blazing the trail.
Cottage by the sea.—Cupid the joy
rider.
Dear daddy.—Debutante. — Delayed
hunt. — Delft meadows. — Diamond
lead.—Dixie roses.
Fairy tales. — Forest
Friend in need.
primeval. —
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912 1704
Brown & BigELow—Continued. Buck (GEoRGE V.)—Continued.
[63 prints]—Continued. Bakhmiteff (Madame) 15 ae)
Good night.—[Grace.]—Grey morn
in Brittany.—Grey Nov.
Head of the canhon.—Headland.—
Heads or tails—Helping hand.—Hero.
——Homeward bound.
In childhood’s happy hour.—Increas-
ing balance.—Indian summer.
Joint account.
Lady Goldenrod.
Mantle of silver—Marguerite.—
Marriage contract.—Miss Demure.
Nellie Custis’ rosebush.—November
twilight.
Old mili stream.—Old songs.—Open
season.—Our daily bread.
Polly.
Reveries.
Royal pair.
Shady pool.—Springtime in Brit-
tany.—Story of the rose.—Sun wor-
shippers. — Supremacy. — Surprised.—
Sweet sixteen. — Sweetest rose. —
Sylvia.
Though lost to sight, to memory
dear.—Trophy of the hunt.—Trouble
hunters.—Trout stream.
Waiting playmate.——When = sunset
falls on castle walls.—Woodland road.
—World’s highway.
Youth and experience. © Jan. 1,
2s. 2 ec. each Mar. 16, 1912; °K
39515-39577.
Brown & KINuLEY, Upper Sandusky, O.
[1602
Upper Sandusky, O., Trinity Evan-
gelical church, interior. © Mar. 8,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1912; J 167068.
BROWNELL (A. B.) Portland, Me.
[1603, 1604
[2 photographs]:
Half Way Rock light.—Wreck of the
ton, Meele: © Mar. 1, 1912:.2\ ¢. each
amar. 21, 1912; J 167386, 167387.
BRUCKNER (AL.) Chicago. [1605-1608
No. 50-53. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167724-167727.
Buck (GrorcEe V.), Washington.
[1609-1704
Akin (fon. Theron) 1, 2. © Feb.
eeateia- 2 Cc. each Mar, 1; 19122) J
166821, 166822.
Arias (Sefior Ricardo) 1, 2. ©
Meb: 10, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 1, 1912;
J 166835, 166836.
Ashbrook (Mrs. William A.) ©
Mar. 14, 1912;.2 ¢e, Apr. 4,.1912; J
167767.
Bakhméteff (George) © Feb. 8,
e122; 2c. Feb: 14,1912: J 1663338.
Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. each Jan. 2, 1912;
J 164106—-164109, 164145.
Bowman (Mrs. Charles C.) © Mar.
16, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1912; J 167776.
Broussard (Mrs. Robert F.) ©
Mar, 15, 1902 2. ¢. Apri, | 190 Diy i
167762.
Brown (Miss Maud) © Mar. 12,
OU 2 ie Aor. Dato G12)! DIETS e.
Bryan, (Mrs. N:P.) (© Mar. 16,
192s Qe Apr, 4° 1912 3 I 167769.
Bryn (Mr. H. H.) © Feb. 1, 1912;
2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166334.
Carter (Mrs. C. D.) ‘©- Mar. 14,
1912 5 2icy ApEn 4 LODE St L6CTS8:
Chinda (Baron) 1, 2. © Feb. 24,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1912;-J 166817.
BiG) Mar 6, 1912-2 ¢.) Apr, 4)
LOT Qe DE CESS:
——and attache. © Feb. 24, 1912;
2c. Mar. 1, 1912; J 166819.
Chinda (Baroness) © Mar. 5, 1912;
2c. Apr. 4, 1912; J 167784.
Clark (Hon. Frank) ©. Feb. 21;
Lot ne. Mar. te TO12s> J 166820:
Confalonieri (Donna Beatrice Cu-
Sanayi 28 Ci jane 15/1912: 2 ce. . each
Jan. 19, 1912; J 164972, 164973.
Confalonieri (Marquis Cusani) 1,
2 OH Tan aa TOU2's De seach: Jam.
19, 1912; J 164970, 164971.
Cmoomins Sen. Ae BUY. 18. .20x6)
Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 1., 1912;
J 166830-166832.
Curtis (Miss Charles) 1. © Mar.
1G) MON Bes Agora LOU so OMe Tk.
Davila (Dr. Fausto) © Jan. 15,
f 90? Ze) Sans 19) 19U2) I AGAS TT:
Diplomats at tea tables. © Mar.
11 P9022) e;, Apr, 4, 19123 J 167778.
Diplomats roller skating. © Mar.
10 19R2' 2 ea Apr. 4, 1912: I LOTS:
Dyer (Mrs. TL. °C.) © Mar. 14,
1OU2 ee Apr! 4. 192 St ISTIC:
Gama (Sefor D. da) © Feb. 1,
1912; 2c, Feb. 14, 1912; J 166332.
Gronna (Mrs. Asle J.) © Mar. 16,
S912) 2G. Apr.) 4; 1912.3. J 167TH:
Harris (Rev. Susanna) © Feb. 14,
I9TZ 2 2)e), Mar. 15, 1912: JF 166829.
Dr. Belva Lockwood and Dr.
Mary Walker. © Jan. 12, 1912; 2c.
gan. 19, 1912; J 164981.
Harrison (Mrs. Marthena) and
bridesmaids. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1912: J 1663381.
45
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1705
pt. IV Sven
Buck (GroRGE V.)—Continued.
Hiraga (Capt. Tokutaro) © Feb.
5, 1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166324.
Hitchcock (Kathryn) © Dec. 16,
1911; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912; J 164104.
Hughes (Miss Hloise) 1-3. © Jan.
te TON, 2) ve, each) dan, Wo stores oJ
164984164986.
Johnson (Mrs. Charles F.) © Mar.
UG, 1992-2. c..Ape. 4, 8912 J weTrs9.
Joubert (Senor Don Emilio C.) ©
Pep; 10, 1912+) 2 co Weep ad, Nowe s
166342.
Kenyon (Mrs. William 8.) 1-3. ©
Mar. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1912;
J 167781-167783.
Legare (Mrs. George S.) 1, 2. ©
Mar. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1912;
J 167779, 167780.
Littleton (Rep. Martin W.) © Dec.
15, POA1: 2 e, Jan, 2, 1912 iG 41O2:
Lockwood (Dr. Belva) and Dr. Mary
Walker. ."\Oi Jian; 12, 1942.5 2)-e8 San:
19, 1912; J 164980.
McClung (Hon. Lee) 1. © Feb. 15,
1912::.2-¢, Mar. 1, 1912: J 166827.
eae) i Famine tO, WO 2 re. any.
19, 1912; J 164974.
McCoy (Mrs. Wo.I.) © Mar. 14,
191235 2 e, Apre4,-1902* J 1676S.
McGillicuddy (Mrs. D. J.) © Mar.
14, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1912; J 167774.
McKinley (Hon. William B.) ©
Rep; 20;, Tote: 2c. Web. 14,:: 190s of
166327.
1-4. © Feb. 21, 1912: 2 c. each
Mar. 1, 1912; J 166823—-166826.
Martine (Mrs. James EB.) 1, 2. ©
dan. 10: 1912: 2 @...each' Jan.’ 19; 1912:
J 164975, 164976.
Myers (Mrs. H. L:) © Jan. 25,
1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166836.
Ozaki (Mr. Nobumori) 1. © Feb.
9, 1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 1663835.
Ozaki (Mrs. Nobumori) 2. © Feb.
9, 1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166340.
Pearsall (Mrs. P. S.) © Mar. 16,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1912; J 167770.
Pena (Dr, Carlos: M. de).4, 2. ©
Feb. 2, 1912; 2 ec. each Feb. 14, 1912;
© Jan.
J 166525, 166326.
25, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166343.
Pena (Senor Hugo V. de)
Reed (Mrs. James A.) 1-3. © Feb.
OG, 19012; 2c. each Feb, 14, 2012" J
166337-166339.
Reynado (Senor F. J.) 1-8. © Mar.
16,..1912;-2 c. each Apr: 4; 1912> J
167764—167766.
46
Buck (GEORGE V.)—Continued.
Rivero (Senor Ledo. Antonio Mar-
tin) 1, 2. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Mar. 1, 1912; J 166833, 166834.
Rivers and harbors committee. ©
Jan. 20, 1912; 2 « Veo. 4 ei
166341.
Slemp (Mrs. C. Bascom) 1, 2. ©
Jan. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Jan. 19) 19122
J 164978, 164979.
Smith (Miss Callie Hoke) © Feb.
8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166328.
Smith (Miss Lucy Hoke) 1, 2.
Feb. 3, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 14, 1912;
J 166329, 166330.
Stanley (Jtep.) Rep. Palmer and
Rep. Underwood. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2
ce. Jan. 12, 1912; J 164103.
Stephens (Hon. John H.) © Mar.
12, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 19127 9 A67reu.
Taft (Pres. William H.) signing
Arizona statehood bill. © Feb. 15,
1912; 2 @ Mar.-1, 1912 3) a6Ge24
Taft’s headquarters. © Feb. 21,
1912; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912; J 166837.
Underwood (Rep. Oscar) © Dee.
16, 1911; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1912; J 164142
Underwood (Rep. Oscar W.), home
of. © Dec. 18, 1911° 2 dame aes
J 164105.
Walker (Dr. Mary) 1, 2. © Jan.
12, 1912; 2 c. each Janae
164982, 164983.
Wickliffe (Mrs. R. C.) © Mar. 16,
1912; 2 ¢« Apr. 4, 191295 ASree
Willis (Urs. ¥. B.) “© Maree
1912;°2 c« Apr. 4, 1912-0s) ae
Buck (STEPHEN B.), St. Louis. [1705
Buck (S. B.) © Now 22 oie
2.¢e. Noy. 25, 1911; K season
BuckKLy (WILLIAM H.), Hartford.
[1706
Buckley emblem print. © Dec. 12,
1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 19D eae
BUEHRER (R. W.) Brenham, Tex.
[1707
Opossum on a tree. © Dec ii
1911; 1c Dee. 15, 1914, 2 eae
194.2 say 164037,
BUHLE (ALEXANDER) & BRO., Brooklyn.
[1708
New York, Singer bldg., northwest
view. © Jan. 3, 1912; 2 « Jam 4
1912; J 164191.
BURBANK ENGRAVING CO., Boston.
[1709
It requires a pull. © Mar. 25, 1912;
2c. Apr. 1, 1912; K 40%61.
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
1793
Burcu (IRA L.) Joplin, Mo. [1710
Ye ole houn dawg. © Feb. 24, 1912;
2 c. Feb. 24, 1912; J 166597.
Burcess (H. D.) New York. [1711
Narrows (The) panoramic view of,
Lake George, N. Y. © Mar. 15, 1912;
2c. Mar. 28, 1912; J 167568.
Burcess (W. EH.) Scottsville, Va.
[1712-1724
Alberene, Va., high school. © Feb.
ao, 212- 2 c Mar. 5, 1912; J 166970.
Arvonia, Va., Guerrant’s (lL. H.)
store and residence. © Jan. 29, 1912;
mee. Web: 7, 1912; J 166051.
——high school. © Jan. 29, 1912;
2 ec. Feb. 7, 1912; J 166050.
Esmont, Va., bird’s-eye view. ©
fan. ot, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J
166322.
Fairview, entrance to Sen. Thoms
S. Martin’s old home near Scottsville,
ea oedan. gl. 1912: 2 ¢ Keb. ‘7,
1912; J 166049.
Mork, Union, Va., looking | east
towards the academy. © Jan. 19,
1912; 2c. Jan. 24, 1912; J 165144.
Howardsville, Va., and _ vicinity,
bird’s-eye view. © Jan. 30, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166323.
Palmyra, Va.:
County bridge over Rivanna River.—
Fluvanna County court house.—Main
st. looking north. © Mar. 9, 1912; 2
e. each Mar. 12, 1912; J 167116—167118.
Scottsville, Va., bridge over James
River. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 24,
1912; J 165145.
flour mills and C. and O. depot.
mean ro0, 1912. 2 ¢, Feb. 7, 1942:
J 166082.
Horseshoe Bend. © Jan. 20,
1912; 2c. Jan. 24, 1912; J 165146.
BurRNS (JOHN C.), Baltimore. (i725
‘Till he find it. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2c.
Jan. 10, 1912; K 35722.
BurRNS (RopertT) Pullman, Wash.
[1726-1783
[8 photographs] :
Maud and candidate after initia-
tion.—Maud and candidate before ini-
tiation.—Maud and her committee, ar-
rival in Portland.—Maud and her com-
mittee on the way to Portland.—Maud
and her escorts.—Maud family.—Maud
receiving the pass word.—Start of
Maud and her committee. © Feb. 21,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 29, 1912; J 166777—
166784.
Burrowes (H. J.) co., Portland, Me.
[17384-1741
Afternoon call. © Oct. 31, 1911; 2c.
Jan. 18, 1912; J 164807.
At the gate. © Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ¢.
Jan. 18, 1912; J 164808.
Colonial girl. © Nov. 14, 1911; 2c.
gan. 18, 1912; J 164809.
Expectation. © Nov. 25, 1911; 2c.
Jan. 18, 1912; J 164810.
Farewell (The) © Nov. 25, 1911;
2c. Jan. 18, 1912; J 164811.
Love letter. © Nov. 25, 1911; 2 «.
gan. 18, 1912; J 164812.
Neighborly call. © Nov. 25, 1911;
2c. Jan. 18, 1912; J 164813.
Returning home. © Nov. 25, 1911;
2c. Jan. 18, 1912; J 164814.
Burton (E. S.) Dorchester Center,
Mass. [1742
Baby’s first Christmas morning. ©
Reb 26.) GL ees “en Keb. 26,° 1912s
J 166642.
Byrp (WILLIAM P.) Tallahassee, Fla.
[1743
McKinley (Pres. William) and Gov.
Bloxham. © Jan. 22, 1912; 2 c Feb.
Gy 4912 7 166225;
CALIFORNIA COLONIZATION CO., Sacra-
mento. [1744
Great Sacramento valley, bird’s-eye
wiew.iihOuMar tt t912- 2 ¢. Jan. 3:
1912; K 38624.
CALIFORNIA San
Diego. [1745
For sale. [Wild bear on hill.] ©
Heb. ey Ot?) Qe: Mebi: 23, 1912-16
38375.
CALLYER (J. T.), Springfield, Mass.
[1746-1751
Davies (Rt. Rev. Thomas F.) A-F.
@” Mar! 5, (3912'y 2° c. each * Mar? 13,
1912; J 167134—167139.
INVESTMENT CO.,
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[1752-1793
[Indian with jar.]
2), Mar. 7, 1912 3.16
Treasure jar.
© Mar. 5, 1912;
38646.
[8 prints]:
Goose girl.—Gray day.—Lagoon.—
Little shepherdess.—Love ¢all.—wNor-
mandy landwark.—Sun-down.—Tame
magpie. © Mar. 8, 1912; 2 c. each
Mar. 11, 1912; K 88883-88890.
[Briar wood.]—[Council room.]—
[Cupid and Psyche. ]—[ Golden
nymph.]—[Hunter’s moon.]—[Neigh-
47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1794
CAMPBELL ART co.—Continued.
[8 prints ]—Continued.
borly Hollanders.J—[Rose bower.]—
[Warriors of old.j]—[ Watering
place. ]—[When I consider Thy
heavens.] — [Windblown.] — [With
splash and roar.] © Mar. 27, 1912;
2c. each Mar. 28, 1912; K 400438-
40054.
P21 sprints):
American beauties.—Church pool.
[Couple in row-boat near shore and
churech.|—Comforter.—Down on _ the
farm.—Five birds.—Four birds.—Game
of chess. [Three monks at chess
board.]—Garden of wishes.—In the
Silent watches of the night.—Maiden’s
prayer.—Meditation. — Peacemaker. —
Pioneers.—Ravine.—Richest woman in
the world.—Swing high swing low.—
Thing of beauty is a joy forever.—
Two birds, large flowers.—Two birds,
small flowers.—When I consider Thy
heavens.—With splash & roar. ©
Mar. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 7, 1912;
K 38625-88645.
CAMPBELL STUDIOS, New York.
[1794-1818
Carroll (Mrs. Arthur) 1. ©: Jan.
14 1992.2 & Jan. 19) 191-5 F 164952.
——-2. © Jan. 21, 1912; 2c. Jan. 22,
79125 J 165075.
Chanler (Ashley) © Jan. 18, 1912;
2c. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164944.
Chanler (William) 1. © Jan. 18,
1912; 2c. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164949.
——2. © Dee. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Jan.
22, 1912S 165073.
Dresser (Miss Susan) © Jan. 14,
191252 ¢ Jan. 19, 1912: J 164946.
Emmett (Claudina) © Dec. 28,
POEL eC) an. ee, LOL od 1E507 4:
Emmett (Master G.) © Jan. 18,
19125) 2 :¢. Jan.19,, 1912 +3 164950.
Grahame-White (C.), Mrs. Shipman
and Lieut. I’. P. Phipps, jr. Jan.
14, 1912; 2c. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164948.
Gunness (Master Loel) © Dec. 28,
Pt 2c JANOS, VIS TS L649 57:
Gunness (J/aster Loel) T. Gunness
and Merand Gunness. Dec. 28,
Whe 2 ec. Jan.) 19, 1O12* 7 164956.
Gunness (Merand) © Jan. 138,
1912; 2 ec; Jan. 22,1912; 3.165072.
Gunness (Miss T.) © Jan. 13,1912;
2c. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164945.
Howland (Mrs. Dulany) 1. © Jan.
14, 1912; 2c. Jan. 19, 1912: J 164947.
48
pt. IV, Deis.) Vout
CAMPBELL STUDIOS—Continued.
——2. © Jan. 29, 1912; 2 ce. Jan.
22, 1912; d) 165076:
Irving (Mrs. Louis Du Pont) ©
Jan. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 22) 99127
165078.
Iselen (Mrs. Arthur) © Jan. 14,
1912; 2c. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164951.
Morgan (Miss Barbara) © Dee. 31,
1911; 2:¢ Jan: 19; 1912% 3 desea
Morgan (Master Forbes) © Dec.
28, 1911; 2 ec. Jan. 19; 1912; JeaG7eaa:
Robinson (Mrs. Lola) © Jan. 29,
1912; 2.¢. Jan. 22, 1912304) 1on07s
Volck (Mrs. Morris R.) © Jan. 14
1912; 2c. Jan. 19, 1992. Joap4Gae:
Widener (Mrs. Joseph) © Jan. 21.
1912; 2¢. Jan. 22, 19125 9 165077.
Whitehouse (Alice) © Jan.
1912; 2c. Jan. 22, 1912 3 toner:
[2 photographs] :
Halsey (Mrs.), Mrs. Ryle and Mrs.
Washington.—Lauterback (Mrs.) ©
Jan. 21, 1912; 2 ¢ each Jana 2a oie
J 165160, 165161.
20,
Cany (T. E.) Philadelphia.
[1819-1821
[3 prints]:
How’d you like to be the iceman.—
Preparing for market.—Your turn
next. © Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. each Jan.
5, 1912; K 35286-85288.
CARDELLA (ALEXANDER 8S.) Chicago.
[1822-1825
©l1e.
Astrognostie chart no. 1.
Heb. 12, 1912; 1 S57.
——no. 2. © Mar. 11, 1912* Pe
Mar? 13, 1912: I Siar
——no. 3. © Mar. 18, 1912; 1.4
Mar. 15,,1912; I 907.
——no. 4. © Mar. 16, 1912; 1 «.
Mar. 18, 1912; I 916.
CARPENTER (CHARLES F.) New Albany,
Ind. [1826
U. S. danger signal, life saver. ©
Jan, 11, 1912; 2 .¢. Jan. 16, Mia
164802.
CARR (MILTON) Miami, Fla.
[2 photographs]: [1827-18381
Drainage canal and everglades, view
from Car-dale observatory. — Miami
River, Miami and Biscayne Bay, from
Car-dale observatory. © Feb. 11, 1912;
1 ce. each Feb. 23, 1. c. each Mari-2a:
1912; J 167485, 167486.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
moO, 1, 1912
1943
Carr (Mitton )—Continued.
[8 photographs] :
Famous everglades, view from Car-
dale observatory.— Musa Isle grove
royal palms, view from Car-dale ob-
servatory.—Pocomoonshine, view from
Car-dale observatory. © Feb. 6, 1912;
2c. each Mar. 25, 1912; J 167477-
167479,
CAVENY (J. FRANKLIN) Chicago.
2
Wagnerian fantasy. © Feb. 18,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1912; J 166704.
Caywoop (EK. 8.) Philadelphia. [1833
Theatre managers’ banquet. © Mar.
mero 2 ce Mar. 25, 1912; J 167462.
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston. [1834-1861
[Colored posters, nos. 1-12]:
When business is fine & rosy.— When
busting with health & vigor.—When
everything’s chugging softy. — When
everything seems plain sailing.—When
the boss tells you you’re the candy.—
When the dames all fall for your get
up.—When the Johnnies are fussing
around you.—When you dope out a
100 to 1 shot.—When you’re booking
orders like hot cakes.—When you’re
topping off relays of highballs.—When
you've sold all the goods on the coun-
ter.—When your luck has piled up ten
stacks. © Feb. 12, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 20, 1912; K 38435-38446.
[End of a love story.] © Jan. 25,
moi2; 2c. Mar. 19, 1912; K 40316.
[Old homestead.] _© Jan. 25, 1912;
2c. Mar. 19, 1912; K 40317.
Puritan maiden no. 1-8. © Jan. 25,
more © each Mar. 19; 1912: J
167748-167755.
Revolver girl no. 1-6. © Jan. 25,
1912; 2c. each Mar. 19,1912: J 167742—
167747.
CHAMBERLIN (H. A.), W. Somerville,
Mass. [1862, 1863
Primary spelling disk, nos. 1, 2. ©
Nov. 16, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 11, 1911;
K 360838, 36084.
CHAPMAN (Ropsr.) ©0., Brooklyn. —
fo prints] : [1864-19338
“Dear old country.—Ruth. [Small
size.]—Still waters. © Dec. 30, 1911;
2c. each Mar, 16, 1912; K 39452, 39495,
39500.
[3 prints]:
Meadow brook.—Page from nature.—
Rock bound coast. © Jan. 10, 1912;
= ¢. each Mar. 16, 1912; K 39477,
89486, 39493.
CHAPMAN (Rost.)—Continued.
[4 prints]:
Alma.—Cousin of mine.—Fair visi-
tor.—Waiting for the tide. © Dec.
29 LOI 2) eeaeh Mar: 16): 1912) Ik
39444, 39451, 39458, 39509.
[60 prints]:
April.—August.
Binding the bargain.
Christmas )belles.—College
Colonial days.—Country fun.
December.—Down on the farm.
Engaging weather. — Evening
drink.—Hvery dog has his day.
Father of his country at play.—
February.—Flavor of fall.—Flowers
that bloom in the spring.
Hallowe’en reflections.—He’s a goner
now.—Her best partner.—Her first les-
Son.—Here comes papa.—Hero of the
day.
It never rains but it pours.
January.
July.—June.
. Know all men by these presents.
Mad as a march hare.—March.—
May.—Memories.—Midnight ride of
Paul Revere-——Monarch of all.—
Mountain vistas.—My auto girl.
November.
October.—Off the trail.
Peaceful days.—Plane courtship.
Queen of the night.—Quiet retreat.
Reflections of nature.—Resolutions
are made to be broken.—Rocky
haven.—Ruth. [Large size.]
Same old shell game.—September.—
Spring blossoms.—Summer flirta-
tion.—Sweet girl graduate.
Those who dance must pay the fid-
ler.—Three roses.—Twilight dreams,—
Twixt twilight and dark.
Vanity fair.—Village road.
Who’s afraid now.—wWinter’s ar-
rival.—Winters’ haul. © Dec.~ 28,
1911; 2 c. each Mar. 16, 1912; K 39445-
39450, 39453-39457, 39459-39476.
59478-39485, 38487-39492, 39494, 39496-
39499, 39501-89508, 39510-39513.
girl.—
CHARLES (C. D.), New York. [1934
Moe lasses. © Feb. 17, 1912; 1 «
Feb. 20, 1912; K 37860.
CHASE (GroRGE H.), Emporia, Kan.
[1935
Kansas state normal school. © Feb.
A 1912 2.2 'eBeb.!2, 1912 :.:S 166876.
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston.
[19386-1943
Foss (Gov. Eugene N.) 1-6. ©
Dee, ZO. 1911? 2 e:each San.) 25, 1912:
J 166127--166132.
49.
CATALOGUE UF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1944
CHICKERING (ELMER)—Continued.
and council, 1911, view 1. ©
Dee. 30, 1911; 2 e: Sane 2, Asis; J
164136.
Foss. (ep. G. By? 1s) © Jans 9,
1912: 2 ey Jans 19, TOs FT 164987.
CHILDE (HUBERT), Wichita, Kans.
[1944
Kansas toast. (© Feb. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 10. 1912; K 37859.
CHRISMAN (C. C.) St. Louis. [1945
His master’s dictation. © Feb. 16,
1912; 2.¢. Feb. 19, 1912: 1% 37 Sao.
CITY HOSPITAL ALUMNAE ASS’N, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. [1946
Wheeling, W. Va. new city hospital.
© Feb. 29, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1912; K
38447.
CLARK (FRANK ScotTr) Detroit.
[1947, 1948
Gretchen G. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 21, 1912; J 166576.
Rebeca. © Jan. 24, 1912; 2. ian
26, 1912; J 165188.
CLATWORTHY (F. P.) Estes Park, Colo.
Grand oe Ariz. [1949-1954
Rim trees, e’s Point and sun-
Set ae iO) nog 30, 1911: 2c. each Jan.
9, 1912: J 164475, 164476.
[4 photographs]:
Mission towers and fountain, 3.—
Santa Barbara, mountain oaks, 2.—
Santa Barbara, Second Point and
ocean.—Sunrise, Santa Barbara, 4.
© Jan. 31,1912; 2 c. each Feb. 7, 1912;
J 166045-166048.
CLAUSSEN (W. KR.) Rib Lake, Wis.
[1955-1960
At ueuine. © Mar. 80, 1912: 2
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167700.
bers gine: © Mar: 19.) 19012: 2 -c!
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167701.
On re alert. © Mar. 80, 1912;'2 ¢.
AE. wo, LOL2 + 5 167702:
On ths lookout. © March 19, 1912;
Pel Apr 5. IQA 160 710K
jatlatete (The). © Mar. 30, 1912
Apr. 3, 1912; J 167704.
Velvet horns. © Mar. 30, 1912; 2 e.
Apr. 3, 1912; J 167705.
CLEAVES (Howarp H.) New York.
[1961-1970
[Ospreys] :
[Osprey about to feed young.]—
[Osprey alighting beside young.]—
FOsprey fivying to high beach nest.]—
[Osprey in flight. Rear view.]—[Os-
00
pt. IV, 2. S23 Viem
CLEAVES (Howarp H.)—Continued.
| Ospreys]—Continued.
prey returning to rock nest.]—[Osprey
standing on nest.]—[Two young os-
preys a day old.J]—[Two young ospreys
in nest.]|—[Young osprey standing. ]—
[Young osprey with head down.] ©
Oct. 31, 1911; 1 « Marae C.
Mar. 28, 1912; K 40126-40135.
CLEMENS (Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun Yue),
San Francisco. [1971
China and Japan serving tea. ©
July 14, 1911; 2 @ dan 2 eee
34938.
CLEMENT (E. L.) Princeton, Minn.
[1972, 1973
[2 photographs] :
Fine quail in northern Minn.—Prince-
ton, Minn., post office. © Feb. 5, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 8,1912; J 166073, 166074.
CLENDENON PHOTO co., Taft, Cal.
[1974-1980
Buick no. 3; 1, 4, 6, to: 40) James
1912; 1 c. each Jan. 28, 1 c. each Feb:
8, 1912; J 166121-166124.
Buick oil well no. 3; 8, 9,11. © Jan.
§, 1912; 1 ¢@. each Jan. 2a) 4) Gea
Feb. 8, 1912; J 16611S8S—166120.
CLYDE (FRED P.) Andover, Conn.
Hello central !
[1981
Give me—this is—
Who’s that buttin’ in? © Feb: 15,
1912; 2 «, Feb. 16, 1912; Kear
CoATES (Harry) Ontario, Can.
[1982, 1983
Christ and the shadow of death:
AS seen by its own light.—As shown
in the light. © Feb.10, 1912520:
each Feb. 26, 1912; J 167014, 167015.
CocA COLA BOTTLING co., Atlanta. [1984
Contented. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Feb.
& OD: Ko orea2.
Copy & LITTLE, U. S. [1985
Buffalo Bill’s wild west and Pawnee
Bill’s far east, scenes. © Jan. 26, 1912;
2c. Jan. 27, 1912; IX 8699S:
CoHEN (Epwarp A.), San Francisco.
[1986
Laughing girl. © Dec. 22, 1911;
2°e; Dec: 29, 191k: J 16472:
CoHEN (Morris), New York. [1987
Zecher rav l’Sabbath. © Jan. 3,
1912; 1 ¢. Max. 1, 19123") ae
CoHEN (SAMUEL) Ocean City, N. J.
[1988
Sea gulls attack on a clam. © Mar.
29, 1912; K 401386.
10, 1912s 2 CMa
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
CoLtBy (Mrs. Howarp A.) Plainfield,
Nel, [1989
Buck deer. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1912; J
167066.
COLVILLE (J. P.) Topeka, Kan. [1990
Beta sorority. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 23. 1912; J 167698.
Comy (S. A.) Kansas City, Mo.
[1991-1996
{6 prints]:
Enticing.—I'll lick that kid yet.—
Lily.—Playmates. — Stubbed.—Sundae
girl. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 ¢ each Feb.
26, 1912; K 38093-38098.
Conc. JESUS Mary, Woonsocket, R. I.
[1997
Woonsocket, R. I., académie de
Jésus Marie. © Dec. 380, 1911; 2 «.
fam, 2, 1912; J 164117.
CooKE & CO., Houston. [1998
City of Houston, plans for Rush
school. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1912; I 982.
CoOOLIDGE (BALDWIN) Boston.
[1999-2003
Boston, first church of Christ, scien-
tist. Mother church, 14548, 14546—
14548. © Dee. 28, 1911; 2 ec. each Jan.
2, 1912; J 164091-164094.
Saint Castin (Baron Jean Vinceut
d’Abaddie de) 14470. © Dec. 28, 1911;
Bie Jan. 2, 1911: J 164090.
Coons (A. A.) Hillsboro, Kan. [ 2004
Tabor college, *11—12. © Mar. 15,
ma 2c. Mar. 18, 1912: J 167267.
Cooper (SAMUEL) & co., Horton, N. Y.
[2005
Fun, magic, wonders, secrets & mys-
feries., © Jan. 1, 1912; 2.¢ Jan‘ 2,
1912; K 38193.
COPELAND (E. I.) Cedar Rapids, Ia.
[ 2006, 2007
[2 photographs]:
Aniceta sousea.—Peaks and pines. ©
Aug. 30, 1910; 2 c. each Mar. 2, 1912;
J 166838, 166839.
CorcoRAN (JOHN J.), Buffalo. [2008
Good time piece. © Dec. 30, 1911;
2c. Jan. 26, 1912; K 36363.
CORN PRODUCT REFINING Co., New York.
[2009, 2010
rPuran firl, © Jan. 16; 1919: 2. ¢
Jan. 18, 1912; K 35926.
Puritam girl, «© Jan. 22, 1912: Bie
wan, 23, 1912: K 36249.
CLASSES, H TO K
2032
CORNING (LEAVITT), St. Paul. [2011
iions;; © Dee. 21, 1911; 2 2. Dec.
26, 1911; K 385490.
Cory (J. CAMPBELL) Chicago. [2012
Looking forward. Mar, 23,; 1912;
2 e@.|Mar. 27, 1912; K 40009.
COURIER Co., OF BUFFALO, Buffalo.
[2018-2018
Automobile, no. 6308, 6309. © Feb.
S.No 2G) jéach.. Hebe 6, 19925 K
37145, 37146.
Homer’s odyssey, no. 6300. © Feb.
21, 1912; 2 « Feb. 23, 1912; K 380438.
Hunting from an aeroplane. © Jan.
20) TSA) 2e dans 2 11.2 = 1K BOLss:
Louisiana Lou, no. 6301. © Jan. 17,
1002 ve: Jan. 197 19t2: 1K: S0055.
Louisiana Lou; the policemen and
the cooks, no. 63022 © Feb. 12, 1912;
2 ‘¢./Meb 15, 1912; K 37689.
CovELL (L. A.) Wellfleet, Mass. [2019
Meet me on the Cape. © Feb. 7,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166138.
CowELL & HUBBARD co., Cleveland.
[2020-2030
Merry Xmas. [Santa Claus half in
chimney.] © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
2, 1912; K 38434.
[Post cards]:
Around the thought of Christmas
time.—Even boys as small as I can be
useful if they try.—Greetings for the
new year. 1. [Father Time sitting on
his scythe.] Here comes a little Hol-
land girl in wooden shoes and cap. I
may be small and shy but still there is
a place I can fill—Merry Christmas.
1. [Santa Claus’s head, candle & bells.]
—Merry Christmas. 2. [Santa Claus
in aeroplane Xmas eve.|—Please won't
you let a little child like me come in.—
Remembrance lights a candle and softly
beam its rays.—Yuletide greetings. 1
[Santa Claus driving Xmas eve.]
Jamas POM 2e) each Heb, 7, 19125) 5
37877-37886.
Cozzo (JOSEPH B.) New Orleans.
[20381
abnormal vision. ©
9 Ga dane 22. A ae SK
Normal and
Jam. tp, 1912
36140.
CRAWFORD-FRost (JOHN INGS) Balti-
more. [2032
[Enigma of the ages] [Head of
Christ] © Mar. 23. 1912; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1912; K 40101.
ol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2038
CREPAUX (FERNAND) New York.
[2033-2038
Lightning.” © Feb, 2, 19125 -2.e.
Feb. 19, 1912; K 37888.
[Post cards]:
Call of love. [Woman blowing horn
on the bank of moonlit river.]—Dis-
covered. [Search light thrown from
one vessel on another.]—Seen in the
lark. [Arm holding lighted lantern.]—
Vertige. [Man supporting ill woman. ]
—Worlds future. [Goddess of liberty
with her light on.] © Feb. 2, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 3, 1912; K 87174-37178.
Crist (lL. BAINBRIDGE) Boston. [2039
Title page design. © Feb. 12, 1912;
2c. Feb. 18, 1912; K 37841.
Croonpore (FREDK. T.) New York.
[2040-2046
Advanced fashions. Supplement A.
Feb., 1912. © Feb. 18, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
23, 1912; K 38085.
supplement B. Feb., 1912. ©
Hep 2S; 39125) 2>enKeb:. 23, dias K
38086.
Supplement C. Feb., 1912. ©
Hep. 1s. 1912 2 ie. Feb. 23, 1912." K
38087.
——Mar., 1912. Supplement A. ©
Mar, 2O19i2 ale. Nar. 2 LOR a ec:
Apr. 1, 1912; K 40184.
Mar., 1912. Supplement B. ©
Mar:20. 1912 +) 15@,) Mar 22, 19122 3.¢
Apr. 1, 1912; K 40183.
Gentlewomen’s fashions. Spring and
summer 1912. Supplement A. © Jan.
be, Olas 2 e. Meby. 1, 2912) K STtols:
—— Supplement B. © Jan. 29,
TOL? 2.) Heb. T1912 >. Ko Sree.
CRUVER M’F’G CO., Chicago. [2047-2065
[Girls’ heads for coloring] :
Bonny Bess.—Bright eyes.—EHloise.—
Genevieve. — Luella. — Miss Vanity.—
Verness.— Verona. Vinzie.— Vivian.—
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ce. each Mar. 2,
1912; K 38397-88402, 38407-88410.
[Landscapes for coloring] :
Placid lake.— Quiet roadside. —
River’s edge.—Woodland path ©
Mare i, 19125 20¢. each, Mar: 2, 1912;
Ix 38403-38405, 38411.
Now with a voice. [Iall.] © Apr.
1, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 25,1912; K_ 399838.
Roses. [Book mark design.] ©
Mare Le: 190202) .0, Mat 2 1008 2 is
88406.
Spring with that nameless pathos.
©) Apr, 1;°1912:: 2 .«., Mari-@5,/ 1912
Ik 39981.
pt.. IV; Sa. vee
CRUVER M’F’G Co.—Continued.
[Landscapes for coloring ]—Contd.
’Tis sweet to linger. [Summer.] ©
Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar) 2a tone
39982.
"Tis Xmas time. [Winter.] © Apr.
1, 1912;°2'«. Mar. 25, 1912=7 ie eae
CUNNINGHAM, CurTISS & WELCH, San
Francisco. [2066
Industrial drawing tablet. © Aug.
10, 1911; 1 ¢c. Jan. 31, 19127 eS
CurTIS & CAMERON, INC., Boston.
[2067-2080
[4 photographs]:
Apotheosis of Pennsylvania; by EHd-
win A. Abbey, 1, 2.—Gleam of light;
by William Keith.—Hours (The); by
Edwin A. Abbey. © Mar. 16, 1912;
2 ec. each Mar. 18, 1912; J 167481—
167484. .
[10 photographs] :
Babette; by E. Puilti Barth.—Gulala
River; by Wm. Reith, 1, 2.—Luck of
Roaring Camp; by W. lL. Taylor,
1-3.—Old clock on the stairs; by W.
L. Taylor.—Old Tonio, or The piper;
by HE. B. Collver.—Washington at Val-
ley Forge; by H. A. Abbey, 1. 2.
Mar. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Biar 1 ey ae
J 167269-167278.
CURTISS STUDIO, New Haven. [2081
Child playing piano. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2-c. Jan. 17, 1912: J 164iie
Cusack (THOMAS) co., Chicago.
[2082-2084
[3 photographs]:
Juggler (The)—Magician (The)—
Purifier (The) © 1. each Mar, 21,
1912; J 167398167400.
DaALy (CoRNELIUS) Washington. [2085
They gotta quit kickin’ my dawg
aroun’. ‘© Mar. 6, 191232 cy ara
1912s KK S8622:
DANIELS (Ross A.) Sandstone, Minn.
[2086
Sandstone, Minn., public school.
© Jan. 8, 1912; 2.c. Jans faa
J 164540.
DANNENBURG (CHARLES B.) Wilming-
ton, Del. [2087
Universal diagram and formulas
for skewed portals. © Feb. 17, 1912;
1c. Feb. 21, 1912; I 868.
DarRLine (J. N.), New York.
[2088-2091
How to save $2000 on a salary of
$75 per month. © Jan. 11, 1912; 1¢
Jan 16, 1912; IX 35888.
o2
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
2146
ARLING (J. N.)—Continued.
Musical career of Tillie Clapsaddle,
metas ©: Jan. 12, 1912; 1 c. Jan: 16,
1912; IX 85840.
One of the kind you can’t shut off.
miedan. 9, 1912; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1912; K
5835.
What, a thing like that among
friends. © Jan. 8, 1912; 1c. Jan. 16,
1912; K 35882.
D’Ascenzo (NicoLta), Philadelphia.
[2092
Chapel in cathedral at Chartres. ©
Beep. 29, 1912: 1 c. Feb. 16, 1912; 1 ¢.
Mar. 21, 1912; K 39817.
Davipson (Davip), Providence, R. I.
[2093-2097
[5 photographs]:
Colonial mistress, 358.—Grandma’s
treasures, 360— Greeting, 364.—Sip of
tea, 359.—Ye olden tyme, 370. © Feb.
meot2- 2 c.-each Feb. 12, 1912; J
166218-166222.
Davis (GeorGE L.), Tangier, Okla.
[2098
Western cowboy cooking his meal
after a hard day’s ride. ©1c. Mar.
6, 1912; J 167458.
Davis & SANForRD, New York.
[2099, 2100
Hill (Effie Pope) A, B. © Jan. 29,
1912; 2 c. each Jan. 31, 1912; J 165423,
165424.
Dayton (C. H.), Iowa City. [2101
Motorcycle. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 ¢
Jan. 22,1912; K 36141.
DECKER (ALFRED) & COHN, Chicago.
£2102; 2103
[Spring society brand clothes man.]
© Mar. 30, 1912; 2 c Apr. 4, 1012; K
40310.
Style chart for spring and summer
ede) Jan. 3,1 1912: 2 -¢) Jant!/8;
e912; K 35451.
DECKER Newburgh,
N. Y [2104-2106
Newburgh, N. Y., old church monu-
ment. © Mar. 22, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 23,
1912; J 167450.
Vails Gate, N. Y., Edmonston house.
© Jan. 18, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1912; J
164988.
Vails Gate, N. Y., Ellison house,
west side. © Feb. 14, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
ao, 1912: J 166364... -
(NEWTON H.),
Dr CLAIRMONT (A.), Toledo. [2107
“ What car shall we buy. © Dec. 9,
19d4) 32 e& Jan. 22, 1912. K S6113.
DE HAVEN & OGDEN, Indianapolis.
[2108-21138
Ma(n)donna and child, 1-6.
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 28, 1912;
J 167541—-167546.
DeLMas (A. G.) SONS, Pascagoula,
Miss. [2114
100 Ibs. Schley pecans sold for
$100.00. © Jan. 22, 1912;
1912; K 36398.
DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY, New York.
[2115
Arms for Delta Upsilon fraternity.
Zen wane;
@©iteb 2h 19133 2c Meby 27, 19125 K
38152.
DEMAREST (FE. M.) New York. [2116
Bar ass’n., Bergen co., N. J. © Mar.
27, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 28, 1912; K 40042.
DENNISON M’EF’G.
Mass.
[Christmas seals]:
co., Framingham,
[2117-2146
Merry Xmas. [Poppy centre.]—
Merry Xmas, happy New Year.
[Swinging bell centre.] © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 24, 1912; K 38231,
38232.
[Christmas seals, cards and tags]:
[Bell and holly seal.]|—Christmas
greetings. [Xmas tree seal.]—Do not
break seal until Dec. 25. [Holly.J—
[Holly leaves and ribbon _ seal.]—
Merry Xmas. 1 [Pinks and holly
card.J]—Merry Xmas. 2. [Stocking,
holly and bricks card.]—-Merry Xmas.
3 [Oval holly tag.J]—Merry Xmas. 4
[Xmas tree card.]—Merry Xmas. 5
[Bells, cupid and holly wreath eard.]
—Merry Xmas. 6 [Red, pink and bud
card.]—Merry Xmas. 7 [Poinsetta on
eblong card.] — Merry Xmas. 8
[Poinsetta seal.]—Merry Xmas. 9
[Stocking tag.]—Please do not open
until Xmas day. [Red holly seal.]—
[Santa Claus head in holly wreath,
seal.]—Season’s greetings. 1 [Poin-
setta card.]—Season’s greetings. 2
[Red rose card.]—Season’s greetings.
3 [Oval double poinsettas.]—With sea-
son’s best wishes. 1 [Holly card.] ©
Marv. 1912, 2 ec. each: Apr. 6, 1912)> K
40403-40421.
[4 prints]:
Merry Christmas. 1. [Santa Claus
head on seal.]—Merry Christmas. 2.
[Oval name card.]—Merry Christmas.
8. [Spray of holly.]—Waiting for
Kris.” ©) Jan. 15,1912): 2 ¢. each Jam
22, 1912; K 36182-86185.
ays)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2147
DENNISON M’F’G. co.—Continued.
[5 prints]:
Best Christmas wishes. [Santa
Claus seated in chair.]—Merry Christ-
mas. 1. [Head of Santa Claus on
bell.] —Merry Christmas. 2. [Christ-
mas tree on name card.]—Please do
not open until Christmas.—Season’s
ereetings. [Holly trimmed bell.] ©
Jan, 2.1912: 2 ¢. each Jan. 28, 1912; K
36243-86247.
DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Detroit.
[2147
[Rounding up a herd.] © Mar. 14,
1012 2-e) Mar 27, 1912 15 40019.
DETROIT PUB. COo., Detroit. [2148-2656
Andilly (Arnauld d’) portrait of; by
Philippe de Champaigne, 048032. ©
Mees 1 A984: Dic. -Apre: 3, 19t2
167836.
Angel Uriel; by Washington Allston,
048029. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 19,
1912; J 166479.
Appleton (Thomas Gold), portrait
of; by Frederick P. Vinton, 048063. ©
fan 120 AOL 2 eC. LAT Saeed se a
167812.
Aprodite, marble, Greek, fourth cen-
fury,) B. ‘C., 050136. © Dec. 16, 1911;
2c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166426.
Arrowhead, Cal., hot springs, mud
cienega, 072543. © Nov. 15, 1911; 2c.
Feb. 19, 1912; J 166488.
Penyugal hot spring; 072544.
GcNoy, 15, 1911.72 Feb, 19, Tela:
J 166485.
Atlantie City, Schlitz hotel, 072302.
i Sept.’ 2a, 1911: 2 e. fan. 27%, 192g
165236. ;
Autumn sunset; by Dwight William
Tryon, 050151. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2°c.
Feb. 19, 1912; J 166496.
Autumn woods; by George Inness.
Gnurao. <e) Jan, 10, Jot :: 2 ex Apr. 5.
1912: J 167828.
Bacchante; by Frederick M. Mac-
Monnies, 0501387. © Dec. 16, 1911; 2
e. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167829.
Baillie (T. P.), portrait of; by Sir
Henry Raeburn, 050125. © Dec. 14.
1911; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166499.
Baton Rouge, La., levee, 072631. ©
Noy. 6, 1911;,\2-¢. Feb. 9,- 1912° J
166167.
Bentivoglio (Giovanna), portrait
called; by Andrea da Solario, 050126.
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Apr. 3 1912+ J
167834.
»)
pr
4
pt. Iv, Seve
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Bethlehem, Littleton and the Dalton
range from Mt. Agassiz, N. H., 015698.
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 e Fen 5, 1912 a
165662.
Blacksmith of Lyme Regis; by
James A. McNeill Whistler, 050129. ©
Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 1h 19igees
166428.
Blind man on the bridge; by Thomas
Gainsborough, 048036. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2 ce, Apr: 3, ISI2ZS a tereaes
Bluff Point, N. Y., hotel Champlain:
Dining room, 072656.—Hast terrace
and the lake., 072651.—From the lake,
072650.—Golf club house, 072661.—
Green drive, 072662.—Ladies’ parlor,
072658.— On the west veranda,
072652.—Path to the golf links,
072663.—Path to the steamer, 072664.—
Promenade, 072660.—Steamer landing,
072665. — West approach, 072653.—
West veranda, 072649. © Nov. 23,
1911; 2 c. each Feb. 9, 1912; J 166144—
166146, 166148—166157.
©
Boston, Boylston st., 072532.
Sept...25, 1911° 2°¢. Jam si. oeeeee
165427.
—— Common, feeding the pigeons.
072740. © Mar. 11, 1912. 2 Ane
1912; J 167791.
Fenway, 072534. © Sept. 25,
1911; 2 e. Jan. 31, 19123 J aGaaee,
—— museum of fine arts, Buddhist
room, 072635. © Novy. 7, 19it=s2a8
Feb. 9, 1912; J 166263;
—— fifth century altar, 028020.
© Oct. 27, 1911: 2 & Bebb: Sie
166169.
—— —— Japanese garden, 072636.
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 «. Pep. oe
166162.
Japanese wooden sculp-
ture, 028021. © Nov. 25, 1912. 274
Feb. 9, 1912; J 166168.
Paul Revere house, rear view,
072281. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 27,
1912; J 165234. .
——speedway, Back Bay Fens,
072320. © Sept. 25, 1911> 2 eganm.
Pg PS i WARS ina (CTS Te
—— Sumner statue, public gardens,
072310: © Sept. 25, 1911; 2 Gigam
24, 1912: J. 165238.
—— Temple place, 072311. © Sept.
20, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1912; DG
Tremont st. and Boston com-
mon, 072312. ©: Sept. 25, 19127
Jan. 27, 1912; J 165241.
MISCELLANEOUS
CLASSES, H TO K
2656
mo. 1, 1912
ETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
—— Trinity church, 072298. © Sept.
Paraorl- 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1912; J. 165242.
Boys with kitten; by Winslow
Homer, 048020. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2c.
Meb. 10, 1912; J 166177.
Buffalo, canal harbor, 072734. ©
meee note (2G. Apr. 4, 198250 J
and lights,
> 2 e@ Apr. A,
——harbor entrance
072733. © Mar. 4, 1912
1912; J 167794.
Lafayette square and Main st.,
015704. © Feb. 22, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3,
1912; J 167822.
——sunset across the harbor,
72136. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 ce. Apr.’ 4,
o12> J 167797.
—qgnloading wheat, 072732. ©
moms 4 1912: 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1912; 7
167798.
Washburn-Crosby’s co.’s flour
mils, O72735. © Mar, 4, 1912; 2.¢.
Apr. 4, 1912; J 167799.
Cambridge, Mass., Quincy st. bridge.
ayes. |) Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan.
31, 1912; J 165429.
Charles I and Henrietta Maria with
their children, afterwards Charles II
and James II; by Sir Anthony van
Dijek, 0505121. © Dee. 14, 1911; 2.
Apr 3, 1912; J 167838.
Charleston, S. C., 015690. © Nov. 9,
1911; 2 ¢e. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165544.
battery and sea wall, 015691.
/m. Noy. 9, 1911: 2 c. Feb, 1,.1912; J
165546.
——moonlight from the battery,
072511. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 1,
1912; J 165524.
Chicago, Blackstone hotel, 072289.
eee. 15 1911: 2 c. Jan. 31, 1912: J
165430.
—— busy crowd on State st., 072286.
er Oe, 15,1911: 2 ¢. Jan. 31,1912; J
165431.
C. and N. W. ry., lobby stairs to
waiting room and concourses, 072523.
Sse. 25, 1911: 2 ec. Jan. 31, 1912: J
165438.
Madison st. vestibule,
072524. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Jan. 31,
1912; J 165489.
—— —— main waiting room, 072525.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1912; J
165440.
—one of the emergency
rooms, 072521. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2c.
Jan. 31, 1912; J 165441.
OU
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
—-— passenger terminal, 015685.
OrOct:: 15) 191: 2 es, Jan, 31), 191205
165442,
—— passenger terminal, 072520.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1912; J
165448.
—— terminal train sheds,
015695. © Sept. 15, 1911; 2-c. Jan. 27,
1912; J 165240.
Dearborn st. station, 072294.
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ¢c Jan. 31, 1912: J
165432.
fishing pier, 072,290. © Oct. 15,
POPU One. tan, oh, 192 J, 165433;
Halstead st. bridge, 072291. ©
Oe ts: ACI Ze, Jame 31, 1b. J
165434.
hotel Sherman, 072292. © Oct.
Ra Owe Ae. Fan. xh, 192 yp L643.
La Salle hotel, 072299. © Oct.
Po OH 2 et Jams ol, 1912: J 165437.
lake, Lincoln park, 072537. ©
Now rie POs 2) ve. (Pepi 19) A9t? «
166494.
Marquette and Joliet cross
(head of drainage canal) 072536. ©
Now./ i}: dO1 ts: 2 cen |Web. 19 1002s J
166477.
—— Michigan ave. and Grant park,
north from Blackstone hotel, 072547.
© Octs 18); 1914 2"D. ce. Feb. 5, 1912 5
165588.
—— Railway exchange and Gas
buildings, 072295. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2
e. Jan. 31, 1912; J 165445.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Jan. 31, "1912; J
165444.
—-Santa Fe elevator (head of
canal) 072296. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2c
Jan. 30, 1992; J 165446.
—— skyline from lake front, 015684.
©) Oeb.' 15, 1914- 2-e, Jan: 81,1912: F
165447.
Aes south along Michigan boulevard,
072288! © Oct. 15, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 31,
1912; J 165448.
—— State st. north from Madison,
072287. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2c. Jan. 31,
1912: J 165449.
train concourse, C. and N. W.
ry., 072526. © Oct. 15, 19112 @) Heb;
1, 1912; J 165519.
train shed, ventilating roofs, C.
SRG N.S UWe: Fy: OT2b27s: © Oct: 15;
191 Se. Heb: 1, 19123) F 165518.
D0
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2656
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
under the tracks, Washington
boulevard, C. and N. W. ry., 072529.
© Oct. 15, 1902 e Rebs ate Loi ae ver
165517.
—— University club, 072297. © Oct.
15, 1911; 2. @ Jan. 31,,1912; J 165450:
university of Chicago, Hutchin-
son hall, 072298. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1912; J 165436.
Children in Chinatown, 072726. ©
Bebe 26) 1912) 2 ve. Apr. von ee ay
167815.
Christopher Columbus (Steamer)
0226642 © Oct1, POIs Be) Jan: St,
1912; J 165486.
City of Detroit III (Steamer), the
launching, 022675.. © Oct. 7, 1911;
2 e. Jan. 31, 1912; J 165487.
Cleveland, arcade, 072510. © Nov.
9, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165525.
—— public square, 015686. © Sept.
PH ILO 2. ei Jan. 2 i925 al 6526.
Concord, Mass., Mourning victory,
Melvin memorial in Sleepy Hollow,
072686. © -Jan. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 10,
1912; J 166188.
Convalescent (The); by Josef Isra-
eis, 7048041. ©) Deelni4; ILA e|
Apr. 3,.1912; J 16788.
Dante and Virgil; by Jean Baptiste
Camille Corot, 050117. © Dec. 14,
POI ic. Apre 3, 1912) J 1G7si.
Denver, Daniels and Fisher stores
company building, 072696. © Jan. 27,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166481.
—— hotel Cadillac, Louis XV cafe,
062867. © Mar. 14. 1912; 2 c. Mar.
27, 19S bi V6THLS,
hotel Pontchartrain, 072697. ©
Dan. Ar, O12) 2 oe Meb. Nina O12s
166485.
—— oldest house in, 072552. © Oct.
28, 1911; 2c. Feb. 5, 1912; J 165598.
water front, 015955. © Feb. 19,
1983+ '2.c.. Mar: 27, 1912); Ji 167oLT.
Dibdin (Charles); portrait of; by
John Opie, 048052. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2 ¢@. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166442.
Double portrait; by Peter Paul Ru-
bens, 050113. © Dee. 4, 1911; 2 «.
Feb. 10, 1912; J 166180.
Fishing boats, Key West; by Wins-
low Homer, 048021. © Oct. 15, 1911;
2c. Feb.-10, 1912; J 166181.
Florida (U. S. S.) quarter view,
022682. © Nov. 23, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1912; J 166172.
pt. IV, 1. S., vo
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued. ©
Fort Monroe, Va., parade ground and
barracks, 072493. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2.¢.
Feb. 1, 1912: J 165538.
— post Y. M. C. A. and trophy cir-
cle, 072494. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb.
1, 1912; J 165534.
Four riders of the Apocalypse; by
Albrecht Diirer, 028023. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2 ec. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166438.
Franconia Notch, Cannon Mt. and
the Profile house, 015699. © Nov. 6,
1911; 2 e Feb. 5, 19125 3 1G3aeR:
from Artist’s Bluff, White Mts.,
N. H., 015700. © Nov. 5, 192s
Feb. 5, 1912; J 165624.
Franconia (Steamship) 022672. ©
Sept. 15, 14911; 2 « Jan! 2p
165235.
George (Lake) N. Y., concourse, Fort
William Henry hotel, 072646. © Nov.
17, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166159.
——dining room, Fort William
Henry hotel, 072647. © Nov. 17, 1911;
2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166158.
—— down the lake from Fort Wil-
liam Henry hotel, 072672. © Nov. 23,
1911; 2.e. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166179:
——Fort Ticonderoga, 072675. ©
Nov. 23, 1911; 2c,’ Feb. 10a
166182.
Fort William Henry hotel,
072667. © Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 9,
1912; J 166147.
——Fort William Henry hotel,
078042. © Nov. 17, 1911; 2 e@ Feb. 9;
1912; J 166142.
Fort William Henry hotel and
Prospect Mt., 015701. © Nov. 238, 1911;
2c. Feb. 5, 1912; J 165663.
——fFort William Henry hotel, old
pine and the steamer landing, 072668..
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1912;
J 166183.
— Maine st. and the hotel Worden,
072666. © Nov. 23, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1912; J 166148.
moonlight from Fort William
Henry hotel, 072645. © Nov. 17, 1911;
2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166160.
moonlight from old Fort Wil-
liam Henry, 072673. © Nov. 23, 1911;
2c. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166187.
——pergalo casino, Fort William
Henry hotel, 072671. © Noy. 23, 1911;
2c. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166191.
Tennis courts, Fort William
Henry hotel, 078043. © Nov. 17, 1911;
2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166141.
06
Pear eae gM RN eee ere
mo. 1, 1912
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Girl playing solitaire; by Frank W.
Benson, 050181. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2
e. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166497.
Girl reading; by Edmund C. Tarbell,
50127. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 19,
912; J 166502.
Golden state limited, 072741. ©
feo, d012> 2) ee. Apr. 14, 19125)
677938.
Gypsies going to a fair; by Narciso
Virgilio Diaz de la Pena, 050120. ©
eens 191t: 2c, Apr. 3,°1912; J
Halt of the wise men; by John La
arge, 048046. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢.
eb. 19, 1912; J 166476.
Head from Chios, Greek, fourth cen-
ury, B. C., unknown, 048059. © Dec.
B 1909: 2 c. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167821.
Head of goddess (marble) Greek,
ourth century, B. C., 028028. © Dec.
5, 1911: 2c. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167813.
Horicon (New _ steamer) Lake
eorge, N. Y., 0226838. © Nov. 23,
S11; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166171.
Hurdy gurdy boy; by William Mor-
is Hunt, 048088. © Dec. 4, 1911; 2
. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167805.
Illinois (Steamer) 022679. © Nov.
, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166174.
Inman (John), portrait of; by
enry Inman, 048042. © Dec. 14,
m2 ce. Apr: 3, 1912; J 167817:
Japanese landscape, school of Mo-
onobu, 048045. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢.
pr. 3, 1912; J 167807.
Just before sunrise; by Jean Bap-
iste Camille Corot, 050141. © Jan.
meroi2- 2 ¢. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167809.
Kiss of the wave; by S. Wortheimer,
8069. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 3,
912; J 167830.
Knitting lesson; by Jean Francois
illet, 048051. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2c.
eb. 19, 1912; J 166480.
Lady with parrot; by John Opie,
8028. © Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 10,
912; J 166184.
La Farge (John), portrait of; by
ilton Lockwood, 048049. © Dec. 14,
911; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166443.
Land and the sea; by Paul Dough-
my, 050112. © Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e.
eb. 10, 1912; J 166185.
Landscape and sunset; by George
mness, 050148. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2
mApr. 3, 1912; J 167808.
38722—12
5
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
2656
eee ee
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Light house, Nassau; by Winslow
Homer, 048022. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2c.
Feb. 10, 1912; J 166186.
Lion hunt; by Ferdinand Victor Eu-
gene Delacroix, 048033. © Dec. 14,
191); 2 e:, Feb: 17, 1912» J 1664387.
Lodge in the woods; by Henry W.
Ranger, 048067. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2.
Apr. 3, 1912; J 167819.
Loring (Gen. Charles Greely); by
Edmund C. Tarbell, 048053. © Dec.
14, 1911; 2c. Apr. 3, 1912; J 167806.
Lyndhurst (Lady); by Sir Thomas
Lawrence, 048048. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2) e\Apr: 3.1912; } 167833.
Lyndhurst (Lord); by Sir Thomas
Lawrence, 048047. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166495.
Magdalene (The) ; by Peter van der
Werff, 090351. © Mar. 11, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167827. :
Man with knife; by Houston after
Rembrandt, 028025. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 1664388.
Marriage of Venice and the Adriatic
(the procession of gondolas) ; by Fran-
cisco Guardi, 048037. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 19,1912; J 166482.
Matsushima (Island of Pines); by
Ogata Korin, 050154. © Feb. 27, 1912;
2: Apes, 191231) LGTS3n.
Memories of vacation land. © Mar.
2 PO = Ze! Mars iG) 1912) i 3ont4.
Mischief; by William Sergeant Ken-
dall, 050158. © Dec. 20, 1911; 2 «.
Feb. 26, 1912; J 166694.
Mother and child; by Mary Cassatt,
050159: "Mar. 15, 1912: 2 e. Apr:
&. 1912); F 167825.
Natchez, Miss., under the hill and
the Mississippi, 072632. © Nov. 6,
1911; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166166.
Neversink (Suction dredge) 022664.
(© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ce. Feb. 9, 1912; J
166170.
New Haven, Conn., Yale college cam-
pus; OlbTO3: ©) Keb. 13; 1912+ 2 .¢,
Mar. 11, 1912; J 167091.
New York, City’s skyscrapers,
013088. © Jan. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 10,
1912; J 166189.
— Pennsylvania station, bird’s-eye
view, 072676. © Nov. 29, 1911; 2 «¢.
Feb. 10, 1912; J 166178.
public library:
Catalogue room, 072706.—Circulat-
ing library, 072707.—Exhibition room,
072710.—Hall, third floor, 072709.—
| Main entrance hall, 072708.—Main
OT
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2656
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
public library—Continued. ~
reading room, 072712.—Picture gallery,
072711.—Technology library, 072718.
©). Heb. 13, 1912-2 c) ‘each. Heh, 26;
1912; J 166688-166693, 166695, 166697.
up Broadway, 014115. © Dec.
18, 1911; 8 c Feb. 10, 1912; J 166195.
Off the Florida coast; by Charles H.
Woodbury, 050130. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Apr. 8, 1912; J 167810.
Old church at Montreuil; by Henry
Golden Dearth, 050059. © Oct. 15,
1911; 2c. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166190.
Old Point Comfort, Va., hotel Cham-
berlin, 072495. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2 «¢.
Feb. 1, 1912; J 165532.
——- and Fortress Monroe.
70312. © Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1912; K 387248.
Pasadena, Cal., Cherokee rose hedge,
072546. © Nov. 15, 1911; 2c. Feb. 19,
1912; J 166487.
Pastoral poetry, dramatic poetry,
epic poetry; by Chavannes, M-140. ©
Jane od. Ole: 20°C.) Apre 4. Load
t67795.
Peacock window; by John La Farge,
050111. © Oct. 1, 1911; 2c. Jan. 31,
1912; J 165471.
Peonies; by Wilton Lockwood,
050114. © Dec. 13, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1912; J 166440.
Philosophy, astronomy, history; by
Chavannes, M-141. © Jan. 31, 1912;
2c. Apr. 4, 1912; J 167796.
Piéta (A); by Carlo Crivelli,
050118. (© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 19,
1912; J 166500.
Pine woods, Magnolia, Mass.; by
William Morris Hunt, 048040. © Dec.
14, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166441.
Portland harbor and city from Con-
gress square hotel, 015697. © Nov. 6,
1911;,2.¢ Feb. 5, 1912:, J 165625.
Portland, Me., old fishing docks,
072633. © Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Feb. 9,
1912: J LU66165.
Portrait of a man; by Werner van
Valekert, 048054. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166481.
Portrait of a Roman, terra cotta
Roman, first century, B. C., unknown,
§28029. © Dec. 15,1911; 2c. Apr. 3,
1912; J 167820.
Portrait of an old woman; by Salo-
mon Koninck, 050123. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166501.
o8
pt. IV, D.8., Wu
DETROIT PUB. COo.—Continued..
Portrait of my daughter; by Frank
W. Benson, N. A. © Feb. 18, 1912; 24
Mar. 11, 1912; K 38947.
Portrait of the artist; by William
Morris Hunt, 048039. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2c. Feb. 26, 1912; J 166696.
Portsmouth, N. 4., Market st
072634. © Noy. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Feb. 9,
1912; J 166164.
Profile house and cottages from
EKagle Cliff, Franconia Notch, White
Mts., N: H., 072701. © Jan a7, soi
2c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166444.
and Franconia Notch from Echo
Lake, White Mts., N. H., 072700. ©
Jan. 17, 1912; 2. ¢@ Feb. 17,.1902- 58
166445.
—— dining room, Franconia Notch,
White Mts., N. H., 072704. © Jan. 17,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166432.
Franconia Notch, White Mts.,
N. H., 072702... © Jan. 17, ISi2eeae
Feb. 17, 1912; J 166446. deal
Prout’s' Neck, Rocky Shore; by
Winslow Homer, 048023. © Oct. 15,
1911; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166192.
Rainier (Admiral Peter); by John
Singleton Copley, 050116. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2.e, Apr. 3, 1912: 7 tGimsar-
Redlands, Cal., Brookside ave.
072551.. © Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ¢@ Feb. 5,
1912; J 165589.
Richmond, 015695. © Nov. 9, 1911;
2c. Feb, 1, 1912; J 1Gaa45,
country club, 072497. © Nov. 9,
1911; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912;..h 16535a0.
—Falls of the James River,
072498. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Feb. 1,
1912; J 165530.
Grace st. east from 8th, 072512.
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ¢ Heb. 1, 1912577
165523.
—— Jefferson hotel, 072499. © Nov.
9, 1911; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165529.
Lee monument, 072501. © Nov.
9, 1911; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912; J. 165528:
——Main st. market, 068223. ©
Nov. 9; °1911; 2c. Hebe ayia
165542.
St. John’s church, interior,
072513. ‘©’ Nov. 9, 1999 3°2) @? Hepa
1912; J 165552.
—— St, Paul’s church, 072517
Nov. 9, 1911; 2 @ Feb. 2, S0ign a
165521.
Stuart (Major Gen. J. E. B.)
monument, 072502. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2
ec. Feb. 1, 19123 J 160527.
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 1, 1912
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
—— Virginia state library, Capitol
grounds, 072506. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2c.
Feb. 1, 1912; J 165526.
Ripraps (Fort), Fort Monroe, Va.,
f72731. © Feb. 29, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4,
a912; J 167792.
Rising storm; by George Inness,
050122. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2c. Feb. 17,
1912; J 166447.
Riverside, Cal.,
inn:
Carmel tower, 072538.—Cloister,
07 2539.—-Cloister music room, 072541.—
Cloistered walk, 072540.—Santa Ce-
cilia windows, 072542. © Nov. 15,
maid> 2 ec. each, Keb. 19, 1912; J
166489-1664938.
Robinson (Edward), portrait of,
1906; by Edmund C. Tarbell, 050128.
m) Bee. 14, 1911; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1912; J
67826.
Room in an inn; by David Teniers,
the younger, 028030. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2
ec. Mar. 16, 1912; J 167262.
Rough day, harbor of Honfleur; by
Frank M. Boggs, 050115. © Dee. 14,
911; 2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166498.
Rum cay Bermuda; by Winslow
omer, 048024. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2c.
eb. 10, 1912; J 166193.
Saguenay River, lower rapids; by
Winslow Homer, 048025. © Oct. 15,
1911; 2e¢. Feb. 10, 1912; J 166194.
St. Augustine, Fla., old cathedral
from the plaza, 072446. © Nov. 7,
1911; 2c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165540.
—sea wall, Fort Marion, 072514.
@ Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912; J
165520.
Sally; by Joseph de Camp, 050161.
i Mar. 13, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1912;
167832.
Bm Salt Lake City. Beehive house,
072691. © Jan. 13, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 19,
1912; J 166486.
©
J
Glenwood mission
an. 13, 1912: 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912:
m1 66484.
San Diego, cal., 015702. © Jan. 138,
mi2: 2 c. Feb. 5, 1912; J 165661.
Ramona’s marriage place, patio
and garden, 072549. © Oct. 19, 1911; 2
. Feb. 5, 1912; J 165591.
Ramona’s marriage place, ver-
andah, 072550. © Oct. 19, 1911; 2.
@ieb. 5, 1912; J 165590.
©
— U.S. Grant hotel, 072303.
eerag 19lt 2) ce fan 31, 1913
BiG5481.
CLASSES, H TO K
2656
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
and American national
bank building, 072305. © Oct. 15, 1911;
2e¢. Jan. 31, 1912; J 165482.
and D st., 072304. © Oct.
15, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1912; J 165483.
bivouac grill, 072694. ©
Jam:| V7, 1913.2 Zire. Feb: U7, 1912. 5
166427.
palm garden, 072306.
Oct Na Agel eh 2 es Jian Sh) TO12
165484.
——Wilde electric fountain and
U. S. Grant hotel, 072307. © Oct.
15, 1911; 2 ce. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165541.
Savannah, Ga., auto course, 072454.
© Nowe 27: 1981s) 2 1s Meby A, 1902
J 165588.
—— Broughton st. lights, 068219. ©
INOW) Os ROH 2") es) Hebe ay 1Od2: 5) °F
165516.
©
J
©
i
— looking east, 072451.
Nove: 1, 190i Di ef Meb. tor 2 5
165539.
Bull st. looking north, 072452.
Ci Woy) Gi tothe: co’ Neb: 1. 1982:
J 165536.
— Christ church, 072455. © Nov.
7, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165535.
——De Soto hotel, court, 072699.
©) Jay 17,1902» (2 .e0) Web: 17; 1912;
J 1664380.
docks, 015693. © Nov. 9, 1911;
2c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165543.
—— Jasper monument and the De
Soto hotel, 072698. © Jan. 17, 1912;
2 ec. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166436.
—— Martetto tower, Fort Schriven,
078087. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan.
31, 1912; J 165485.
Oglethorpe ave. and Chatham
institute, 072453. © Nov. 7, 1911; 2c.
Feb. 1, 1912; J 165537.
Still life; by William M. Chase,
048030. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1912; J 166448.
Street in old Chelsea; by James A.
MeNeill Whistler, 028026. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166449.
Study; by Frank Duveneck, 048035.
@) Dee. 14) 1910: 2 ¢.) Keb. 19), 1902;
J 166483.
Submarines and their tender, 022680.
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2.¢. Feb. 9, 1912; J
166178.
Sumach in autumn, Pittsfield, Mass.,
072724. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2c. Apr. 3,
| 1912; J 167816.
o9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2656
DETROIT PUB. coO.—Continued.
Sunrise, 072440. © Sept. 25, 1911;
2c. Jan. 31, 1912; J 165489.
Taft (Pres. William Howard); by
George Burroughs Torrey, 050110. ©
Sept. 12, TOI: 2) eoTan. 27; IO sss
165232.
Tailor shop; by Quirin van-Brekelen-
kam, 050132: - © Dee. 15, 19ia > 2H.
Feb. 17, 1912; J 166450. ;
Theodore Roosevelt (Steamer ) 022666.
© 1 Oet..1, 191A: 2c. Jan: StS
165488.
Three year old grape fruit tree,
072450. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 31,
1912; J 165490.
Tomoka cabin, on the Tomoka, Fa.,
070222. © Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 9,
1912; K 37241.
Tomoka River, on the, 072421, 072422.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 31,
1912; J 165491, 165492.
Venus and Cupid, Narciso Virgilio
Diaz de la Pena, 048034. © Dec. 14,
19f1; 2 ¢..Apr. 3, 1912; J 167814.
Visit (The); by Richard Parkes
Bonington, 028022. © Dec. 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166451.
Washington headquarters, Morris-
Jumel mansion, guard room showing
original wall paper, 040399. © Jan.
26;: 2011: 2 @) Feb. 17,. 1912-73 166434.
—— —— main hall looking north,
040400. © Jan. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1912; J 166489.
Washington, Corcoran gallery of
art—one of the galleries. © Dec. 29,
H911 5.2 ¢.. Heb. 9, 19125) K 37242.
Library of Congress:
Cairn; by John W. Alexander,
028013.—Hieroglyphics, by John W.
Alexander, 028014.—Labor; by Charles
Sprague Pierce, 028012.—Manuscript
book; by John W. Alexander, 028015.—
Oral tradition; by John W. Alexander,
028016.—Pictograph; by John W. Alex-
ander, 028019.—Printing press; by John
W. Alexander, 027017.—Religion; by
Charles Sprague Pierce, 028018. ©
Oct. 15, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 31, 1912;
J 1654938-165500.
Watson and the shark; by John
Singleton Copley, 048031. © Dee. 14,
1911; 2 ¢c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166478.
West (Benjamin), copy of Sir
Thomas Lawrence’s portrait of; by
Charles R. Leslie, 028024. © Dee. 14,
1911; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166429,
ee
pt. Iv, B.S.) ¥.
DETROIT PUB. cO.—Continued.-
West Point, N. Y., U. SS. military
academy, new administration bldg.
(post headquarters) 072519. © Sept.
25, 1911; 2 ec. Jan. 31, 19125 J t65bs0t
White fox; by Mori Ippo, 048044. ©
Dee. 14, 1911; 2. e@ Apr Ss 3912-e
167824.
Whither, 072637. © Nov. 7, 1911;
2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166161.
Yosemite Valley, head of, from Co-
lumbia rock, Cal., 072548. © Oct. 19,
1911; 2 ec, Feb. 5, 1912; J165592.
[24 photographs]:
Boston, Agassiz bridge, Back Bay
Hens, 072314.—Boston, Back Bay Fens,
072319.—Boston, bust of Washington
in old North church, 072278.—Boston,
Charleston navy yard, 072315.—Boston,
Christian science church, 072316.—
Boston, Commonwealth ave., 072308.—
Boston, entrance to Fens Heminway
st., 072318.—Boston, entrance to sub-
way, public gardens, 072326.—Boston,
esplanade from west Boston bridge,
072317. — Boston, hotel Somerset,
072321.—Boston, King’s chapel, in-
terior, 072322, 0723823.—Boston, old
North church, interior, 072280.—Bos-
ton, Milk st., 072309.—Boston, old
North church, organ, 072279.—Boston,
Park st. church, 072324.—Boston, Post
office square, 072325.—Boston, The
long walk, Boston Common, 072313.—
Cambridge, Mass., Central sq. and
Massachusetts ave., 072282.—Chicago,
Madison ave. west from Wabash.
072285.—Off for the upper lakes,
072284.—Palm Beach, Fla., Lake Worth
and the Royal Poinciana, 015687.—
Philadelphia, Green’s hotel, 072300.—
Philadelphia, Green’s hotel, dining
room, 072301. : © Sept. 25, 19-2
each Jan. 27, 1912; J 165208—-165231.
[29 photographs]:
Cluster of grape fruit, 072431.—
Coneord, Mass., home of original
grower of Concord grapes, 072508.—
Concord, Mass., original Concord grape
vine, 072509.—Dawn, 072423.—Hlectric
engine, Detroit River tunnel, 072518.—
Florida native orange tree, 072430.—
Moonlight, 072424.—New Mallet articu-
lated compound engine of the Santa
Ke, 072516.—Ormond, Fla., South Pal-
metto ave., 072425.—Palm Beach, Fla.,
Alligator Joe’s bungalow, 072427.—
Palm Beach, Fla., City park, west,
072428.—Palm Beach, Fla., fishing
from the Breaker’s pier, 072429.—Palm
Beach, Fla., great banyan tree, Jungle
trail, 0724832.—Palm Beach, Fla.,
60
MISCELLANEOUS
mov 1. 1912 :
DETROIT PUB. co.—-Continued.
[29 photographs]—Continued.
Jungle trail, 072433.—Palm _ Beach,
Fla., mango trees, Jungle trail, 072434.
—Palm Beach, Fla., moonlight at,
078036.—Palm Beach, Fla., road to the
jungle, 072485—Palm Beach, Fla.,
Royal Poinciana, 072436.—Palm Beach,
Fla., Royal Poinciana from Lake
Worth, 072437.—Palm Beach, Fla.,
sunset on Lake Worth, 072438.—St.
Augustine, Fla., Cathedral place,
072439.—St. Augustine, Fla., court of
the Ponce de Leon, 072442.—St. Augus-
tine, Fla., hotel Ponce de Leon, 072441.
—St. Augustine, Fla., house built in
1516, 072444.—St. Augustine, Fla.,
King st. and hotel Ponce de Leon,
072445.—St. Augustine, Fla., live oak
drive, 072448.—St. Augustine, Fla.,
sea wall, 072447.—St. Augustine, Fla.,
Villa Flora, 072448.—St. Augustine,
Fla., vista, the Ponce de Leon, 072449.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 31,
1912; J 165451-165470, 165472-165480.
[838 photographs]:
Charleston, S. C., Ashley Hall, Mag-
nolia-on-the-Ashley, 072473. — Charles-
ton, S. C., casement where Jefferson
Davis was imprisoned, 072489. —
Charleston, S. C., Charleston hotel and
Meeting st., 072476.—Charleston, S. C.,
Church st. south from Tradd, 072467.—
Charleston, S. C., Fort Sumpter from
the battery, 072474.—\-Charleston, S. C.,
fountain and band stand, Battery park,
072475.—Charleston, S. C., gallery and
garden, 072471.—Charleston, S. C.,
great dry dock, Charleston navy yard,
072477.—Charleston, S. C., Huguenot
and St. Philip’s churches, 072479.—
Charleston, S. C., King st. looking
north, 072468.—Charleston, S. C., King
st. looking north at night, 072469.—
Charleston, S. C., lake Hampton park,
072478.—Charleston, S. C., lake, Mag-
nolia cemetery, 072481.—Charleston,
S. C., Meeting st. and St. Michael’s
ehurch, 072470.—-Charleston, S. C.,
nature’s mirror, Magnolia-on-the-Ash-
ley, 072482.—Charleston, S. C., old,
072484.—Charleston, S. C., Peoples na-
tional bank, 072485.—Charleston, S. C.,
post office and St. Michael’s church,
072486.—Charleston, S. C., U. S. cus-
tom house, 072487.—Charleston, S. C.,
walk along the lake, Magnolia-on-the-
Ashley, 072483.—Fort Monroe, Va.,
Central ave., 072488.—Fort Monroe,
Va., new artillery school, 072491.—
Fort Monroe, Va., west portal and
moat, 072490.—Savannah, Ga., hotel
De Soto, 072457.—Savannah, Ga.,
Lawton monument, 072458.—Savannah,
CLASSES, H TO K
2656
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
[83 photographs]—Continued.
Ga., oaks, Bonaventure cemetery,
072459.—Savannah, Ga., Oglethorpe
monument, 072460.—Savannah, Ga.,
Oglethorpe monument and Chatham
institute, 072461.—Savannah, Ga., old
oak at Bonaventure, 072462.—Savan-
nah, Ga., post office and Gordon monu-
ment, 072463.—Savannah, Ga., river
from city hall, 072464.—Savannah, Ga.,
Telfair academy of arts and sciences,
072465.—Savannah, Ga., Wilmington
River at Bonaventure, 072466. © Nov.
De AIA Le) each webs: 5, 19124 J
165555-165587.
[64 photographs] :
Bethlehem, N. H., the Sinclair,
072583.—Bluff Point, N. Y., hotel Cham-
plain, 072560.—Bluff Point, N. Y., sun-
rise on Lake Champlain, 072562.—
Bluff Point, N. Y., west front, hotel
Champlain, 072561.—Boston, Museum
oi fine arts, 072623.—Boston, Museum
ot fine arts, classical court, 072624.—
Boston, Museum of fine arts, early
American room, 072625.—Boston, Mu-
seum of fine arts, Italian renaissance
court, 072626.—Boston, Museum of fine
arts, Japanese garden, 072627.—Bos-
ton, Museum of fine arts, modern room,
072630.—Boston, Museum of fine arts
stairway and rotunda, 072629.—Bur-
lington, Vt., college green, 072611.—
Burlington, Vt., College st. (Sigma
Phi) 072610.—Burlington, Vt., corner
of Main and St. Paul streets, 072609.—
Burlington, Vt., hotel Vermont,
072612.—Burlington, Vt., on the beau-
tiful Winooski River near High bridge,
072619.—Burlington, Vt., Split Rock
road, Ethan Allen park, 072614,
072615.—Burlington, Vt., Valley of the
Winooski and Camel’s Hump Mt.,
072620.
Cliff from Profile Lake, White
Mountains, N. H., 072579.
Dalton, Mass., Bay State paper
mill, 072594.—Dalton, Mass., gov-
ernment paper mill, 072595.—Dalton,
Mass., on the Housatonic at Wesson
Mills, 072592.—Dalton, Mass., Willow
Brook, home of Zenas Crane, 072593.—
Down the road and far away, 072621.
Franconia Notch, basin, White Mts.,
N. H., 072575.—Franeonia Notch, cas-
cades above the flume, White Mts.,
072576.—Franconia Notch, looking
down the flume, White Mts., N. H.,
72577.—Franconia Notch, looking up
the flume, White Mts., N. H., 072578.
George (Lake) N. Y., early morning
on Silver Bay, 072556.—George (Lake)
61
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2656
pt. Iv, n. s., v. T
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
[64 photographs]—Continued.
Y., Fort William Henry hotel,
072538.—George (Lake) N. Y., Lake
George country club, 072559.
Lee, Mass., Smith paper mill (Co- |
lumbia mill where first wood pulp
paper was made) 072596.—Lee, Mass.,
village st., 072597.
New England country road (The
Ethan Allen farm) near Burlington,
Vt., 072618.
Pittsfield, Mass., road through the
forest, 072601.—Portland, Me., Con-
gress st. looking north, 072584.—Port-
land, Me., Cumberland County court
house, 072585.—Portland, Me., Long-
fellow’s birthplace, 072586.—Portland,
Me., new city hall, 072588.—Portland,
Me., on the Presumpscot River, River-
ton park, 072589.— Portland, Me.,
Reed’S monument and the western.
promenade (Maine general hospital)
072590.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
(Thomas Bailey) memorial, Abigail’s
(Miss) room, 072571.— Portsmouth,
N. H., Aldrich (Thomas Bailey) me-
morial, blue chintz room, 072564.—
Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich (Thomas
Bailey ) memorial, dining room,
072566.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
(Thomas Bailey) memorial, fire proof
memorial hall, 072567. — Portsmouth,
N. H., Aldrich (Thomas Bailey) me-
morial, garden, 072563.—Portsmouth,
N. H., Aldrich (Thomas Bailey) me-
morial, Grandfather Nutter’s room,
072568.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
(Thomas Bailey) memorial, hall,
072565.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
Thomas Bailey) memorial, kitchen,
072569.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
(Thomas Bailey) memorial, little hall
room over the front door, 072570.—
Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich (Thomas
Bailey) memorial, parlor, 072572.—
Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich (Thomas
Bailey ) memorial, sitting room,
072573.—Portsmouth, N. H., Aldrich
(Thomas Bailey) memorial, spare
room, 072574.—Profile Lake and Hagle
Cliff, White Mts., \N. H., 072581.—Pro-
file Lake and Old man of the moun-
tain, White Mts., 072582.
Silver Bay and Lake George from
Sunset Mt., 015696. — Stockbridge,
Mass., gardens, home of the Hon. Jos-
eph Choate, 072603.—Stockbridge,
Mass., Heaton Hall, 072607.—Stock-
bridge, Mass., ice glen, 072605.—Stock-
bridge, Mass., old mission house.
072606.—Stockbridge, Mass., Wood-
ward willows, 072604.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
[64 photographs ]|—Continued.
Worcester, Mass., new union station,
072622.—Wildwood path, Profile house,
White Mts., N. H., 072580. © Nov.
4, 1911; 2 © each Feb. 5, 19123 9
165594-165623, 165626-165659.
[90 photographs] :
Arch oak, Tomoka River, 072420.—
Boston, old State house, Robert Keayne
hall, 072327.—Boston, Simmons college,
072328.
Cambridge [Mass.] and Charles
River from Coolidge’s, Mt. Auburn,
Mass., 072333.—Cambridge, Mass., Aus-
tin house, 072332.—Cambridge, Mass..
Brattle st. showing St. John’s church,
072330.—Cambridge, Mass., Charles
River and Cambridge boat club,
072334. — Cambridge, Mass., Craigie
(Longfellow house) 072335, 0723836.—
Cambridge, Mass., Episcopal theologi-
cal school, 072337.—Cambridge, Mass.,
Gold coast dormitories of wealthy stu-
dents, 072339.—Cambridge, Mass., Har-
vard univ., Emerson hall, 072338.—
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard univ.,
North gate ’79, 072340.—\Cambridge,
Mass.. Harvard univ., Robinson hall,
072341.—Cambridge, Mass., Holden
chapel, 072343.— Cambridge, Mass.,
Holworthy gate, Broadway, 072344.—
Cambridge, Mass., Longfellow park,
072346.—Cambridge, Mass., Lowell me-
morial park, 072345.— Cambridge,
Mass., Margaret Fuller house, 072347.—
Cambridge, Mass., Quincy st., 072331.—
Cambridge, Mass., Riverbank court,
072348. — Cambridge, Mass., stadium
from the park, 072349.—Cambridge,
Mass., University hall, 072350.—Cam-
bridge, Mass., Washington elm,
072351.—Cambridge, Mass., Weld boat
club, 072352.—Cleveland, Amer. wire
and steel co. plant, 072865.—Cleveland,
Brotherhood of locomotive engineers
bldg., 072366.—Cleveland, Cuyahoga
County court house, 072367.—-Cleveland.
Doan Brook, Gordon park, 072372.—
Cleveland, Euclid and Superior sts.,
072382. — Cleveland, fountain, public
sq., 072369. — Cleveland, High bridge,
Rocky River, 072379. — Cleveland,
Hoover and Mason hoists in operation,
Amer. steel and wire co. plant,
072373.—Cleveland, Hulett’s hoists in
operation, Amer. steel and wire co.
plant, 072375:—Cleveland, lake, Wade
park, 0723881.—Cleveland, lake and
boulevard, Rockefeller park, 072378.—
Cleveland, life saving station and light
house, 0723884.—Cleveland, old round
tower and the boulevard at Ambler
heights, 072371.—Cleveland, ore un-
loading, Amer. steel and wire co. plant,
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
2680
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
[90 photographs ]—Continued.
072374.—Cleveland, outlet, Rocky River,
072303. — Cleveland, river scene,
072376.—Cleveland, Rockefeller bldg.
and Superior st., 072377.—Cleveland,
Superior st. viaduct and lift bridge,
072383.—Cleveland, U. S. post office,
custom house and court house, 072370.—
Concord, Mass., Colonial inn, 072355.—
Concord, Mass., Concord square,
072353. — Concord, Mass., house of
Louisa M. Alcott, 072356.—Concord,
Mass., minute man, old North bridge,
072357.—Concord, Mass., Monument st.,
072354.—Concord, Mass., path to school
of philosophy, 072362.—Concord, Mass.,
path to Sleepy Hollow, 072359.—Con-
cord, Mass., Ralph Waldo Emerson’s
grave, Sleepy Hollow, 072515.—Concord,
Mass., road in Sleepy Hollow, Melvin
memorial, 072360.— Concord, Mass.,
school of philosophy, 072361.—Concord,
Mass., Wright tavern, 072363.
Hibiscus plant, 072364.
Jacksonville, Fla., Atlantic natl. bank
and the post office, 072388.—Jackson-
ville, Fla., Confederate monument,
Hemming park, 072393.—Jacksonville,
Fla., corner Forsyth and Hogan sts.,
072385.—Jacksonville, Fla., dinner hour
on the docks, 072389.—Jacksonville,
Fla., docks, 072390.— Jacksonville, Fla.,
Duval hotel, 0723892. — Jacksonville,
Fla., entrance to Riverside park,
072399. — Jacksonville, Fla., Federal
bldg., 072397.— Jacksonville, Fla.,
Forsyth st. looking east, 072386.—
Jacksonville, Fla., Forsyth st. west
from Main, 072387.—Jacksonville, Fla.,
Hemming park and the Y. M. C. A.,
072395.—Jacksonville, Fla., Hemming
park and Windsor hotel, 072394.—
Jacksonville, Fla., hotel Seminole,
072396.— Jacksonville, Fla., residences,
corner Laura and_ Ashley _ sts,
072398.—Jacksonville, Fla., steamer
docking, 072391.
Miami, Fla., avenue B looking north,
072401.—Miami, Fla., avenue of royal
palms, 072402.—Miami, Fla., banana
trees and fruit, 072413.—Miami, Fla,
Car’dale tower and landing, head of
navigation, Miami River, 072403.—
Miami, Fla.. drainage canal and ever-
glades, 072404.—Miami, Fla., Halcyon
hotel, 072405.—Miami, Fla., mouth of
the Miami River and Biscayne River,
072407.— Miami Fla., N. E. view, Royal
Palm hotel, 072408.—Miami, Fla., off
for Nassau, 072409.— Miami, Fla.,
Royal Palm hotel from _ Picknill’s
Point, 072406.—Miami, Fla., Seminole
Indian and family in dug-out canoe,
Miami River, 072410.—Miami, Fla.,
63
DETROIT PUB. CO.—Continued.
[90 photographs ]—Continued.
sunset, Biscayne Bay, 072411.—Miami,
Fla., Washington palm walk, Royal
Palm hotel, 072412.
Ormond, Fla., chimney, an old reli¢
of Spanish possesion in the Hammock,
072415.—Ormond, Fla., hotel Ormond
from across the Halifax, 072416.—Or-
mond, Fla., moonlight on the Halifax,
072419.—Ormond, Fla., Ormond from
the Halifax River, 072417.—Ormond,
Fla., south entrance, hotel Ormond,
072418.—Ormond, Fla., South River
ave., 072414. © Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢
each Jan. 29, 1912; J 165264—-165353.
DETROIT SAT. NIGHT Co., Detroit. [2657
Detroit, new picture of the New De-
fot.) ©) Jani l9, 1912) °2 (ec. Jan. 22,
AGE TK ST 280:
DEVANTERY (JOSEPH J. C.) Brooklyn.
[2658-2661
New York, Equitable bldg. fire, 686,
687, 689. © Jan. 18, 1912; 2 c« each
Feb. 7, 1912; J 166010-166012.
ruins of Equitable fire, 690. ©
Wan) SS Ob2i 2 se. eb. if, 19s"
1660138.
De Vine (Emma J.) Lincoln, Nebr.
[2662-2669
De Vine (Emma J.) 1-8. © Dec. 16,
1911; 2 c. each Feb. 6, 1912; J 166505-
166512.
DEwry (Louis C.) Manitowoc, Wis.
[2676
Complete joinery. © Feb. 1, 1912;
1 @. Mar. 5, 1912; I 908.
DIBBLE (MABEL C.) Chicago.
[2671, 2672
Anniversary wish. © Jan. 25, 1912;
2 ie. dam, Oo PO? + Ki SG485,
Duet) (© Marts, 1912: 2.¢.; Mar, 22)
1912; K 39834.
DitLtont (A. P.) New York. [2673
Vocophone made from paper. ©
Rebs stops) 2 e, Hep, 26, 1912): ie
38937.
DIsINcGER & ADAMS, Binghamton, N. Y.
[2674-2686
[2 photographs] :
Wheeler Point.—wWhite birches, 7th
lake. © July 1, 1911; 2 c. each Feb.
5, 1912; J 165878, 165879.
[5 photographs] :
Landing 7th Lake Carry.—Lone
pine, 7th Jake.—Open camp, Wheeler
Point.—Rocky Mt. from the wood.—
Wheeler brook trail. © July 1, 1911;
2 ec. each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164520-164524.
, CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2681
DITMAS (CHARLES A.) Brooklyn.
[2681, 2682
[2 photographs] :
Ditmas (John A.) place.—Suydam-
Ditmas house. © Mar. 1, 1911; 2 @.
each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164130, 164131.
DITTMAN-STEIDINGER CO., New York.
[2683
On time. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
2t, 1912 K 40137.
DITTMEYER (WALTER Harper’s
Ferry, W. Va. [2684, 2685
Harper’s Ferry, W. Va.; high school.
(©) Mar.! 28,, 1912>.\2.-¢. ‘Mar: 25, 1912:
IX 39969.
— —Storer college. © Feb. 10,
1ONZ De. Web, 12: 19022 Kors 7 299:
Dixon (H. M.) Chicago. [2686-2701
[16 prints]:
Abdomen and chest.—Birds of bril-
liant plumage.—Circulation of the
blood.—Common _ birds.—Corn.—TFoli-
age and fruit of common trees.—Im-
portant products of Mich.—Interesting
birds.—Michigan.—Plant families, Le-
gume family, etc.—Plant families, Lily
family, etc.—Plants furnishing valu-
able products.—Presidents of the U. S.
Abraham Lincoln, et al.—Presidents of
the U. S. Geo. Washington, et al.—
Products of the corn belt.—Songsters.
© Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 18,
1912; K 39712-39727.
EH.)
Dopp, Mrap & co., New York. [2702
Young girl’s wooing. © Mar. 20,
1912; 2 ec. Mar. 21, 1912; K 39811.
DopcE (Gro. A.) Boston. [27038
Georgian. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2c. Feb.
24, 1912; K 38065.
DouHERTY (HENRY L.) & co., New York.
[2704-2708
[5 titles] :
Earnings, competitive, graphically
represented.—Earnings of electric rr.
graphically represented.—EKarnings of
gas and electric companies graphically
represented.—Earnings of industrials
graphically represented.—Earnings of
steam’ rr. graphically represented.
© Dec. 20, 1911; 1 c. each Feb. 3,
1912; I 835-889.
DONNER (WILLIAM) Clara City, Minn.
[2709
City hall and water tank. © Jan.
20, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan. 31, 1912; J. 165421.
DORAN (SAMUEL) Philadelphia. [2710
Not lonesome. © Sept. 21, 1911; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166296.
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pt. Iv, BR: S3 Youn
DorLtANpD (M. E.) Brooklyn. [2711
Pussey’s grievance. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2 ¢e. Feb. 8, 1912: 37488
DotEeN (LEONARD S.) Washington.
[2712
Diagram for reinforced concrete
slabs. © Jan. 6, 1912: 1 G@ Janie
1912; I 809.
DRANE (SAM) & ALEXANDER (GUS)
Washington. [2713, 2714
Mutt and Jeff:
Mutt seated.—Mutt standing. © Jan.
15, 1912; 2.¢. each Jam, 170902
164779, 164780.
DRAYTON (GRACE G.) New York.
[2715
Little ’Arry Aereo. © Feb. 9, 1912;
2c. Feb. 10, 1912; K 37269.
DrucKER & co., New York.
[2716-2723
Dickens centenary banquet, Delmon-
ico’s, Feb. 6, 1912. © Feb. 6, 1912; 2 ec.
Feb. 8, 1912; J 166072.
Dinner given in honor of his emi-
hence, John Cardinal Farley, Wal-
dorf Astoria, Jan. 30, 1912. © Jan.
30, 1912; 2. ¢. Feb, 3, 199230) 1Ganne:
Fifth annual dinner of the Univer-
sity club in the city of Albany, The
Ten Hyck, Jan. 23, 1912. © Jan. 23,
1912; 2c. Jan. 25, 1912 = fee:
Friars club complimentary dinner to
Joseph M. Weber and Lew Fields, Ho-
tel Astor, Feb. 11, 1912. © Feb. 11,
1912; 2c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166344.
Japan society, hotel Astor, Mar. 14,
1912. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 16,
LOS Sd GT ZEs.
New York citizens peace banquet,
guest of honor, Pres. William H. Taft,
Waldorf-Astoria, Dec. 30, 1911. ©
Dec. 30, 1911; 2. ¢. Dama y ei eee
164141.
Sixth annual banquet of the Real es-
tate exchange of Long Island, Waldorf
Astoria, Feb. 1, 1912. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2c. Feb. 38, 1912; J 165551.
World’s champion 18-2 Balkline
match, Willie Hoppe vs. George Sutton,
hotel Astor, Feb. 7, 1912. © Feb. 7,
1912; 2c. Feb. 9, 1912; J 166137.
DRUGGIST’S CO-OPERATIVE ASS’N., INC.,
Detroit. [2724, 2725
Good sign. © Mar. 11, 1912; 2 ec.
Mar. 30, 1912; J 167588.
Valyo girl, or, ’m well thank you,
how are you? © Mar. 11, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 16, 1912° J 167210.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
DRYSDALE CO., Chicago. [2726-27383
Dere may be danger in a kiss, ete. -
© Feb. 13, 1912; 2c. Feb. 16, 1912; K
37765.
O! Vas your heart so light—Shust
like mine—as a fedder, etc. © Feb.
fo 1912-2 ¢c. Keb. 16, 1912; K ST766.
Some vay I tink dat big round
moon, ete. © Feb. 18, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
16, 1912; K 37767.
Steal a kiss und run avay, etc. ©
Mepis, 19t2:>/2 ec. Heb. 16, 1912) K
37768.
*Tis sad to be so far apart, etc. ©
Feb. 13, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1912; K
37769.
Vat effer comes dis vay from you,
ete. © Feb. 13, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16,
1922 K 8(7tT0.
Ven she tell you “ No” und smile,
ete.- © Feb: 12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16,
m2: KS rT1.
You shust come along mit me, ete.
feeb. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb: 16, 1912; K
31772.
DuRSTINE (W. O.) Belpre, Kan.
[2734-2736
Belpre, Kan., Shalsky bros. hard-
ware, 1,2. © Dee. 20, 1911; 2.¢. each
Jan. 6, 1912; J 164878, 164379.
Straw spreader loaded. © Dec. 20,
1911; 2c. Jan. 6, 1912; J 1643880.
DWELLY (Everson L.) Buffalo. [2787
Your next move. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2
e, Feb. 27, 1912; K 38160.
FHARL (W. P. S.) New York.
[2788-2741
[4 photographs]:
Cushing (Catherine Chrisholm) and
eat—Pell (Mrs. G. H.)—Tainter
(Mrs. ©. Davies)—-Tainter (Mrs. C.
Davies) and children. © 1 ¢ each
Jan. 19, 1912; J 164966—164969.
EASTERN MANUFACTURING CO., Elmira.
[2742
Ditch with wood pipe in front. ©
Pep. co, 1912°°2 ¢: Keb. 23, 19125 kK
38450.
HATON (HucH & MARGARET) Brooklyn.
[27438-2750
[Valhal card leaflets]:
[Birthday greeting seal, no. 22.]—
[Daffodil book cover, no. 20.]—-[Easter
greeting seal, no. 23.]—-[Holly book
cover, no. 21.]—Lift up your heads
[ete.], no. 26.—O spring come o’er the
eastern hills, no. 27.—[Pine cone seal,
no. 24.]—-Spring comes with sunshine
back again, no. 25. © Mar. 28, 1912;
2c. each Mar. 29, 1912; K 40055-40062.
2782
EBERSON PAINT CoO., St. Louis.
[2751-2760
[10 prints]:
Bed room.—Combination bed and
bath room.—Colonial house.—Cottage
no. 1, 2.—Dining room.—HExterior of
cottage. — Farm house. — Hall. — Inte-
ror | (room). (©) Jan. .3) | 1912) 2 ¢.
each Jan. 13, 1912; K 35670-35679.
EcKErT (EH. C.) Boise, Ida.
[2761-2772
Pair of mallards. © Oct.:4, 1911;
2 'e) Jan 2, 1912: J 164122.
[11 photographs]:
American long-eared ow].—American
short-eared owl.—Desert sparrow
hawk.—Kinnecott screech ow!l.—Pool
(The) autumn.—Red-shafted flicker.—
Shady pastures.—Swainson’s hawk.—
Three of a kind.—Young American
long-eared owl.—Young robin. ©
Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 1911;
J 164118-164121, 164123-164129.
EcLAIR FILM co. See list of moving-
pictures at end of this catalogue.
EpIson (THOMAS A.) INC., Orange,
Neg. [2773
Edison (Thomas A.) © Noy. 24,
191%; 2 ce. Jan. 20, 1912; K 36089.
See also list of moving-pictures at
end of this catalogue.
HHRLICH (ANTONIE) Philadelphia.
[2774
Colored cross stitch plate, no. 1.
© imMeb,)\5)'4912-)'2 ec. Web. 3;,1912> K
37839.
HICKEMEYER (RUDOLPH) Yonkers, N.Y.
[2775
Branch of the Avon. © Jan. 4,
1911; 2c. Jan. 8, 1911; J 164781.
Ester (Louis) Sag Harbor, N. Y.
[2776-2778
[8 photographs] :
Old farm road.—Sag Harbor, Main
st. in winter.—Sympathy. © Dec. 24,
1911; 2 c. each Jan. 3, 1912; J 164159-
164161.
ELKS, B. P. O., NEw YORK LODGE No. 1,
New York. [2779
B. P. O. E., New York, lodge no. 1,
restaurant. © Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov.
14, 1911; J 162892.
ELKS, PORTLAND LODGE OF,
land lodge of elks.
ELLINGSON (Martin A.) McCook, Nebr.
[2780-2782
McCook, Nebr. brigade band. ©
Meps 2h. 1912s 20e. Mary tit. VOL? sf
167081.
See Port-
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2783
ELLINGSON (MARTIN A.)—Continued.
[2 photographs]:
Prairie beauts.—Ranchmen’s pride.
© Jan. 14, 1912: 2 c.\ each Web. 15,
1912; J 166366, 166367.
ELLIoTTs (THE) Austin, Tex. [27838
Harmon (Gov. Judson) © Mar. 13,
1912s 2 Ee) Mar. 06; 1912-9 167282:
EMERSON (WM. A.) Worcester.
[2784-2786
Ah, how wonderful is the advent of
spring. [Church and apple blossoms. ]
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 20, 1912:
K 389699.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot.
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1912; K
39701.
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. [Old fashioned choir. ]
© Mar. 1, 1912: 2 ec. Mar) 20, 1912; K
39700.
EMPIRE ART CO., Chicago. [2787-2801
Empire gravoure post cards, nos.
158-178.
At the dance.—Best Easter wishes.
[Girl’s head.] — Debutante. — Easter
greetings, 1, 2. [Head of girl.]—En-
gaged. — Happy Easter. [Girl’s
head.J]—Joyful Easter tide.—Joyous
Easter. [Girls head.]—Monoplane
girl. — Poppy. — Rose. — Sunflower. —
Violet—Wedded. © Jan. 10, 1912:
2c. each Jan. 8, 1912; K 35389-35403.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF VA., Rich-
mond. [2802
Awakening (The) © Mar. 1, 1912;
2 @. Mar. 4, 1912; K 388448.
Erickson (H. A.) Coronado, Cal.
[2803-2809
Coronado, Cal.:
Coronado hotel from W. B. At-
water’s hydroplane, 251.—From W. B.
Atwater’s hydroplane, 253.—Tent city
from W. B. Atwater’s hydroplane,
252. © Mar. 2, 1912: 2 @ each Mar.
22, 1912; J 167418-167420.
San Diego. Cal.:
From W. B. Atwater’s hydroplane,
249.—North Island from W. B. At-
water’s hydroplane, 255.—Harbor
from W. B. Atwater’s hydroplane, 250,
254. © Mar. 2, 1912: 2 c each Mar.
22, 1912; J 167421-167424.
EVANDE co., Utica, N. Y. [2810-2824
Sutterflies in flight. © Feb. 6,
ious 2G. Feb. 10; IOS K- Sere.
©
Hike. Safe and sane fourth.
Mar. 9, 1912. (2) ¢.: Mar: ai. Dela)
38817.
66
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 7
EVANDE co.—Continued.
Marriage certificate. © Jan. 16,
1912); 2¢. Feb. 5; 1912= "Sree
Nasturtiums. © Feb. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 10, 1912; K 37270.
Sea-shells & weeds. © Feb. 6, 1912;
2c. Feb. 10, 1912; K 37271.
[2 prints]:
I wish you a merrie Christmas,
1 [Boy making snow-man.]—I wish
you a merrie Christmas, 2 Small boy
rolling snow-ball. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2c.
each Jan. 11, 1912; K 85588, 35584.
[2 prints]:
I wish you merrie Christmas, Little
girl with muff.—My Christmas greet-
ing, Little girl with mistletoe. ©
Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 1911; K
54941, 34942.
[6 prints]:
Haster greeting, 1. [Cala lily.J—
Easter greeting, 2. [Daffodil.]|—May
your Christmas be bright as this
flower, [Poinsettia spray.]—Merrie
Christmas, 1. [Christmas tree. ]—Mer-
rie Christmas, 2 [Poppy.]—Yuletide
joy. [Yule log] © gan. 19, 4ai2-
2 e@.. each Jan. 24, 1912-1 @oeas—
36257.
EVANS (SAMUEL) Canton, O. [2825
McKinley memorial and grounds. ©
Dee. 4, 1911; 2:.¢., Minn: aio) ae
1675138.
EyYB (Gustav) Stuttgart, Germany.
Weinlese im neckartal. © Feb. 27,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1912> K 40r2e
[2826
FABER (J. H.) Norfolk, Va. [2827
Negro counterfeiter. © Feb. 29,
1912; 2.c. Mar. 1, 1912: 9 266808,
FaGER (CHARLES W.), Fayetteville,
Pa. [2828
Mont Alto, Pa: -Sanitorium,” “6
June 29, 1911; 2 « ‘Jan. Ti ae
35844.
FAIRCHILD co., New York. [2829
Retailers New Year’s resolutions.
© Jan. 10, 1912:.2 c Jan. 13, 19m
35680.
Fark, New York. [2880-28383
Edison (Thomas Alva) © Feb. 10,
1912; 2 ec, Apr. 4, 1912; J 167760:
Skinner (Otis) 1-3. © Mar. 4,
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 9, 1912; J 167070-
167072.
FAULKNER & Co., London. [2834
Mother’s treasures. © Mar. 18,
1912; Bee. Mar 2s; 1912; IX 40125.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
FAWKNER (FREDERICK P.) Cairo, [IIl.
[2 photographs] : [28385, 28386
Dickens (Alfred Tennyson) — Par-
sons (Mayor George) and Alfred Ten-
nyson Dickens. © Nov. 24, 1911; 2 ¢.
each Feb. 6, 1912; J 165914, 165915.
FEAZSEL (T. J.) Ithaca, Mich. [28387
Ithaca foot ball team, 1911. © Jan.
pod 2 ce. dan. 18, 1912): iJ) 165162.
FELIX (FREDERICK) Peru, Ind. [2838
Riley (James Whitcomb) starting
for his daily drive. © Jan. 29, 1912;
2c. Feb. 8, 1912; J 166126.
FELTON ADVERTISING Co., Chicago.
[Miss Wavenlock] © Feb. 18, 1912;
2c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39844.
FERN (B. L.) Cincinnati. [2840
Artificial flower spray. © 1c. Mar.
te, 1912: F 167236.
FERRARA (A.) & co., New York. [2841
Gloria d’Italia nella pressa di Tri-
poli. © Feb. 27, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 29,
1912; K 38595.
Ferris (E.) & co., San Antonio. [2842
San Antonio, Tex., under six flags,
showing Alamo. Dee. 28, 1911;
me dane 2, 1912° K 35575,
Fippes (O. H.) San Francisco. [28438
House wiring diagrams and connec-
tions. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; I 906.
FINANCIAL CHART PUB. CO., Pittsburg.
[2844
Weekly graphic chart service of in-
vestment securities. © Jan. 25, 1912;
© e@. Mar. 20, 1912: I 928.
Fire (FrELix) St. Augustine, Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla.: [2845, 2846
Interior of old mission building.—
Old chapel of mission building.
Jan, 8, 1912; 2 ¢. each Jan. 10, 1912;
J 164488, 164489.
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ Co., New
York. [2847-2868
Dada-dada! © Feb. 16, 1912; 2 ec.
Feb. 17, 1912; K 37818.
Good night papa! will you be home
for breakfast? © Feb. 16, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 17, 1912; K 37819.
Homeward. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2 «¢.
Fan: 29) 1912:"K 37928.
I wonder why a fellow feels so lone-
some when there’s a new baby in the
house! © Feb. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 17,
912s K 3821.
67
2879
FISHEL, ADLER & SCITWARTZ Co.—Con.
Meadow brook. © Jan. 25, 1912;
2c. Jan. 29, 1912; K 37924.
Moonlight sonata. © Jan. 25,1912;
Zierdam. 29, 1912-1 87925.
Nobody loves a fat feller nohow. ©
Hep. | £64 1902 + 2 ej Feb, 17, W9t2: K
37822.
Old oak road. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2c.
Jam 29, 1912 5K 37926:
Shady road. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2.
dam 29) 1912): KK Sr927.
Summer birches. © Jan. 25, 1912;
2 @, dan. 29, 1912: K 3¢928.
Who cares? © Feb. 16, 1912; 2 ¢.
Heb:. £7, 1912: K 3(s20.
Woodland solitude. © Jan. 25, 1912;
2c. Jan. 29, 1912; K 37929.
Woodland stream. © Jan. 25, 1912;
Ze Jan. 29, 1912: kK 37930.
[9 prints]:
Coast of Maine.—Homeward
bound.—Lost sheep.—Mother love.—
Mountain stream.—Silvery brook.—
Spirit of ’76.—Violin solo. Winter in
Holland. © Jan. 26, 1912; 1 ¢c. each
Jan. 29, 1912; 1 c. each Feb. 27, 1912;
K 38182-38190.
FISHER (HARRISON) New York.
[2869-2876
[Colored head of girl.]
Girl with black hat and red feather.
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1912;
Ki 37641.
[Colored heads of girls]:
Girl with black hat and black rib-
bon.—Girl with black hat, blue cape
and furs.—Girl with black hat with
white agrette—Girl with cat.—Girl
with low black hat with pink flowers.—
Girl with parasol with blue border.—
Profile of blonde girl with pink ribbon.
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 c each Feb. 15,
1912: K 37668-37670, 37672-37675.
[2877
systematic saving. ©
ec. Feb. 26, 1912; K
FLANNIGAN (JOHN S.) Chicago.
Lesson in
Jan.) 20; (1912,°:' 2
38308.
Focarty (E. J.), Michigan City, Ind.
[2878
Indiana state prison. © Dec. 28,
1911; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1911; K 35560.
FoLGeR (STEPHEN LANE) New York.
[2879
[Highteen class pin designs.] ©
Apr. 3, 1912; 2c. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40360.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2880
FoRMAN (THOMAS) & SONS, Notting-
ham, Eng. {2880, 2881
Come unto me. © Jan. 10, 1912;
2c. Jan. 11, 1912; K 35576.
I care for nobody, no not I. ©
Mayol: LOW: 2 e. San.” Dp, Aob2e ie
35884.
FOSBROKE (JERALD EK.) St. Paul. [2882
Concentration. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1911;
I 827.
Foster (A. 8. H.) Bradford, Mass.
[2883
New Castle, N. H., house of Allen,
boatswain to Paul Jones. © Mar. 16,
1912; 2 ce. Mar. 29, 1912; K 40108.
Foster (L. F.) Boston. [2884
Rough and fancy rider. © Jan. 18,
19123 2 ec. Heb 10; 19126.K. Srsis.
Foster (W. W.) Richmond. [2885
Harwood (John 8.) © Jan. 2, 1912;
2c. Jan. 4, 1912; J 164194.
FOSTER, GIFFIN Co., Chicago.
[2886-2901
[Girls’ heads and figures for color-
ing.] 50001 to 50016. © Mar. 5,
1912; 2c. Mar. 8, 1912; K 38652-88667.
Foust (O. V.) Wilson, N. C.
[2902, 2903
[2 photographs]:
Cotton picking in the sunny south,
1911 crop.—Cotton raised in the land
of Dixie, 1911 crop. © Feb. 10, 1912;
1 e. each Feb. 10, 1 c. each Feb. 21,
1912; J 1665738, 166574.
FOWLER (AMBROSE) New York. [2904
Group of marksmen. © Mar. 18,
1912" 2 ee. Mar. 19,1912: J 167288:
Fox (CHARLES HENRY) Philadelphia.
[2905
Real thing. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c¢.
Feb. 10, 1912; J 166175.
FrascH (O. T.) Seattle. [2906
Smith (L. C.) bldg. Seattle. ©
dan: 23,1912 5. 2..¢e,* Jans 29). TOI: id
165245.
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES) Thompson
Falls, Mont. [2907-2921
Elk near Thompson Falls, Mont., 25,
26. © Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 3,
1912; J 167722, 167723.
First saw mill on Thompson River,
Mont., 12. © Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Jan.
10, 1912; J 164498.
Harless (Mr.) and one of Sen. Don-
lan’s teams, Thompson Falls, Mont.,
23. © Nov. 1, 1911; 2c. Feb. 20, 1912;
J 166550.
68
pt. IV, BS oye
FrazieR (EpwarD JAMES)—Continued.
Pear tree in Thompson Falls, Mont.,
18, 19. © Sept. 1, 1911; 2 e@ each
Jan. 10, 1912; J 164497, 164498.
Thompson Falls Mont. © Nov. 1,
1911; 2 ¢c, Feb. 20, 1912; J 166547.
——new bridge at. © Dec. 25,
1911; 2 ec, Apr. 8, 1912; J 167722.
——view showing new wagon
bridge. © Nov. 1, 1911; 2c. Feb. 20,
1912; J 166548.
view on, 13-16. © Sept. 1,
1911; 2 @. each Jan. 10) S92
164492, 164494164496.
Trout creek bridge, Mont., 22. ©
Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec Heb. 20) aoe
166549.
View showing eighteen horses work-
ing on irrigation ditch, Thompson, .
Mont., 17. © Sept. 1, 1911; 2 @ Jan.
10, 1912; J 164499.
FREBITRCH (RuDOLPH H.), New York.
[2922
Quick service. © Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ¢.
Jan. 30, 1912; K 36620.
F'REDERICKSON Co., Chicago.
[2923-2926
[4 prints]:
American — princess.—Purity.—Ros-
alie—Vivian. © Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 2, 1912; K 35091-85094.
FRENCH-AMERICAN FILM co. See list
of moving pictures at end of this
catalogue.
FROEHLICH & Morison, New York.
[2927-29338
Christmas cards:
Merrie Christmas, 1. Santa Claus
looking through wreath. Merrie
Christmas, 2. Santa Claus with paint
brush. Merrie Christmas, 8. Santa
Claus standing before an open fire-
place. Merrie Christmas, 4. Remove
the bow open wide your eyes. © Nov.
30, 1911; 1 ¢« each Noy. 18, 1911) ec:
each Jan. 2, 1912; K 35226-35229.
Valentine cupid as messenger. ©
Keb, 2, 1912; 2c. Mar, 2g
38392.
Valentine cupid as post-man. ©
Feb. 2, 1912;.2.c Man 21002 rae
38393.
Valentine cupid at letter box. ©
Feb. 2, 1912; 2 ec Mar. 2) 19i2 ie
38394. :
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912 3104
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol. GARTNER & BENDER—Continued.
[2934, 2935 [Solar landscape views for coloring. ]}
Fairy of the glen. © Dec. 4, 1911; Landscape. Nos. 1-6. [Marine.] ©
2 ec. Dec. 16, 1911; K 363892. Feb. 17, 1912; 2 ec. each Feb. 19, 1912;
Shadow (The) © Nov. 20, 1911; 2 | & 38289-38244.
€. Dec, 22, 1911; K 36891. ————-7-12. [Winter.] © Feb.
71, 1912; 2 ec. each Feb. 19, 1912; K
GABRIEL (SAM’L.) SONS & co., New | 38257-88262.
York. [2936 18-18. [Summer.] © Feb.
Thanksgiving. God gives uS our | 17, 1912; 2 @ each Feb. 19, 1912; K
rugged soil. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 c. | 38251-38956.
Apr. 5, 1912; K 40361. aut ees 1994p Aneumm!|) @) Hep:
17 17, 1912; 2 « each Feb. 19, 1912; K
GAGNON (THOMA) Re a ous 99099 99098
Pan 2-5, no. 408-411. © Dec. 81, | __ Weert: [Spring.] © Feb.
1911: 2c. each Feb. 5, 1912; J 166083 | 1%, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 19, 1912; K
166036. 38245-38250.
: mee [2 prints]:
Roe a ag CeO rs Arrived.—Just arrived. © Apr. 138,
Reb 5 1912: J 166037 : ; 1911; 2 c each Dec. 11, 1911; K 35763,
he i } 35764.
GaNcER (A. W.) Dos Palos, Cal. [5 prints]:
[2942 Merry Christmas. [Angel and can-
Haster greetings. © Mar. 20, 1912; | dle.]—Merry Christmas. [Poinsettia
2c. Mar. 26, 1912; J 167492. and stars.]—Peace on earth.—When
ring the Christmas bells.—Yuletide
GARRICHWA SHOP, Worcester, Mass. greetings. © Apr. 13, 1911; 2 ¢c. each
[2943-2952 | Jan. 15, 1912; K 35767-35770.
eco. ee a BF) Tee AIS. || Catone Ci MV.) New, York. [2996
‘aang Ais : White sapphire girl. © Dec. 15,
© Dee 20 t0r 2 | sort. 2 6 Apr. 1) 1912; K 40160.
Bright sparkling snow. © Noy. 29,
1911; 2c. Jan. 3, 1912; K 35231.
Cunning rabbits full of tricks. ©
Mee, 30, 1911; 2 ce: Jan..3, 19123 1K
GENTHE (ARNOLD) New York. [2997
London (Jack) © Mar. 15, 1912;
Fie. Mar 14. d912< 3° 167385.
35232. GrorcEe (O. T.) Mayfield, Ky. [2998
Easter messengers. © Jan. 29,1912; Dis sho am Thanksgiven. © Noy.
Peer Web: 16, 1912: K 37716. \ - 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 7, 1912; J 166009.
If I could have my wish come true. ‘ :
en Peja tein et ee ee ee
35293. Simmons (W. D.). © 1c. Jan. 17,
If I could have my wish come true. TTR LHR al
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1912; K | Gertacu-Barktiow oo., Joliet, Ill.
35141. [8000-3104
If I were there. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2 After the hunt at Mount Vernon.
ce. Feb. 16, 1912; K 37714. ©VNov. #8, 1911-2 ce) Jan. 2, 1912
Such a happy, happy birthday. © | 35059.
Gem, 1912-2 ec. Feb. 16, 1982: 1K Devotion. © Nov. 10, 1911; 2 «.
ti. Jan. 2, 1912; K 35060.
Lost unto a pretty maid. © Dec. 30, Flowers of autumn. © Dee. 6,
Poe 2 C. Jan: 3) 1912: K 35234. 1994 5.:2).e.' Jan 2, 1912: K 35061.
: Heralds of autumn. © Nov. 29,
GarTNeR & Benper, Chicago. 1911; 2c. Jan. 2, 1912: K 35062.
[2953-2905 b in the kingdom of love. © Nov. 20
[Bear series of cards]: gh Cos ae ONE: © Nov. 20,
eo an a (loll ee Janam 19127 s5068.
bear in mind—Storms may come.— Lost melody. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢.
There little bear, don’t cry.—Your lit- | Jan. 2, 1912; K 35064.
tle bear am I. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2 c. Queen of quality. © Dec. 1, 1911;
each Jan. 29, 1912; K 36487-36492. | 2c. Jan. 2 12.) 1 Sa0uD:
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3105
GERLACH-BARKLOW co.—Continued.
Rosamond. © Dee. 13, 1911; 2 «.
Jan. 2, 1912; K 35066.
Slumber song. © Dec. 11, 1912; 2
e. Jan. 2, 1912; K 35067.
[96 prints]:
After the storm.—American beau-
ties—Among the hollyhocks.—An-
swering the call.—Anxious moment.—
Apple blossoms.—Ashland, home of
Henry Clay.—At the seashore.—Au-
tumn offering.—Autumn woods.
Battle of the Alamo.—Birthplace of
Horace Greely.
Castle of Rheinstein.—Cecile.—
Christmas eve.—Chrysanthemums.—
Country road.
Day is done.—Debutante.—Dian-
tha.—Drifting.—Drifting leaves.
Easter lilies—Elopement (The).—
Engagement ring.
Forest of Fontainbleau.—France.
Glories of autumn.—Golden pheas-
ants.—Gray day.—Greatest possession.
Harvest moon.—Her valentine.—
Holland.—Holly.—Home of [Francis
Scott Key.—Home of R. W. Emerson.
In old Kentucky.
Japan.—Joy of living.
Kentucky bells.—King of the herd.
Lake Louise, Canada.—Life’s sweet
summertime.—Lilacs.
May blossoms.—Mexico.—Millpond.—
Moonlight on the Atlantic.—-Morning
in the Highlands.—Mother love.—
Mount Hope Bay.—Mount Vernon.
Norway.
October in New England.—October
twilight.—Old Morse homestead.—On
the deep blue sea.—On the range.—On
watch.—Original spade make at
bridge.
Paine (Tom) home.—Pansies.—Pa-
tricia—Payne (John Howard) home.—
Pocahontas brought captive to James-
town.
Ramona.
Riding
(The).
Shell fishers.—Springtime; by Ko-
lin—Springtime; by Lula Kenyon.—
Stormfield, home of Mark Twain.—
Stratford-on-Avon.—Striking a_ bal-
ance.—Sunnyside, home of Washing-
ton Irving.—Switzerland.
Through pastures green.—Tokens of
spring.—Trout stream.
Under southern skies.
Venice.
Revere’s (Paul) ride.—
girl—Rivals (The).—Rose
pt. IV; Si eee
GERBLACH-BARKLOW co.—Continued.
[96 prints]—Continued.
Violets.—Virginia sunset.
Waiting for his master.—Washing-
ton (Martha) visiting headquarters.—
Wayside inn.— Webster’s (Daniel)
home and farm.—When buffalo was
king.—When good fellows get to-
gether.—When we were boys.—Wild-
roses.
Yes or no.—Youth and experience.
© Dec. 22, 1911: 9c. each san
‘1912; K 34963-35058.
GERLACH BROS., Marion, S. D.
[3105, 3106
[2 photographs]:
Cold place.—Ice tree. © Feb. 20,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 26, 1912; J 166702,
166703.
Gipson (C. R.) Mount Vernon, N. Y.
[38107-3141
Venus this is a cold cold world. ©
Fep. 1, 1912; 2 c«. Keb. 18) 39
38229.
[7 prints];
Doone (Lorna)—Each fish & worm
begins to twist.—Milky way.—Morning
star.—North star mariner’s hope.—
Put your arms around me honey.—
Sheridan (Mrs.), portrait by ‘Thos.
Gainsborough. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 «¢.
each Feb. 19, 1912; K 38218-38224.
[7 prints]:
Friends, Study in Quaker gray.—
Hamilton (Lady)—If hands de sea
divide.—If you vill. upright valk.—
Tho you be far avays.—Vat is life mit
out a vife-——You hafe heard de say-
ing. © Feb. 1, 1912: 2 ¢. each Feb. 19,
1912; K 38209-88215.
[10 prints]:
Faster greeting. [Rabbit in cart.]—
Gee but I would like to see you now.—
Happy Easter. [Rabbit in shell boat.]
—Happy Easter greeting. [Rabbit
and violin.]—High time to write and
say hello.Loving FHaster wishes.
[Rabbit in egg.]—May you keep well
and hearty.—My dear, I often think
you are thinking of vour old pal.
Peaceful Easter. [Rabbit with basket
of eggs.]—Where in the world are you
keeping yourself. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2c.
each Jan. 15, 1912; K 35710-85719.
[10 prints]:
And when I dine.—Broken pitcher.—
By the light of the silvery moon.—
Come on & hear.—In day of old.—
Little tory.—Potocka (Countess)—Sig-
nal.—To arms, to arms.—To you beau-
© Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c each
| tiful lady.
Feb. 19, 1912; K 38195-38204.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
Greson (J. T.) co., Buffalo. [8142-3144
Merry Xmas and a happy new year.
To us each year. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 7, 1912; K 389358.
—— May the storms. © Mar. 1,
1912; 2c. Mar. 7, 1912; K 38932.
Yuletide greetings. Xmas day with
all its cheer, etc. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 7, 1912; K 38934.
GIBSON ART Cco., Cincinnati. [3145-3760
[Girls heads, 10 post cards.] Nos.
39-48. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
8, 1912; K 36988-36997.
Numbers 107-346. © Feb. 27, 1912;
2 ec. each Mar. 15, 1912; K 389072-
39311.
[57 prints]:
Cheerfulness. Here’s to a heart.—
Come keep Halloween with us.
[Girl’s heads and figures for color-
ing.] Nos. 50-53, 62-70, 82, 95-98.—
Greetings on your arrival ‘in the har-
bour.
Hallowe’en. [Black cats & bats
& witches.]—Hallowe’en greeting. If
your conduct.—Heap on more wood
the wind is chill.
I ain’t got a million of money.—I
congratulate you. My best wishes.—I
congratulate you most sincerely.—
I hope you’ll get a square deal.—I say
TY wouldn’t give an ole fish line.—If I
had but two wishes.—If Santa Claus
gets wedged.
Jest to work & jest to play.
[Little Dutch figures.] Nos. 54-61.
[Man seated with woman’s appari-
tion before him.]|—-May the new year
find your field green.—Memory’s lamp
is ever brightly burning.
Olid days are sweet as some per-
fume.
Past is like rose.
Season give you pleasures.
Thanksgiving day. [Puritan girl
with Bible.]—Though witch on their
brooms.—[Three cherubs whisper-
ing.]|—[Two cherubs with roses.]—
[Two sprite on broom, black cat &
pumpkin. ]
Whatever makes new year prosper-
ous be yours.—Wish for Thanksgiving.
{Puritan with gun & Bible.J]—[Witch,
broom & black cat.]—With frolic and
antic and caper.—With wreaths of
holly and glistening snow.
You are commanded to attend. ©
Feb. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 29, 1912;
K 38305-38361.
| tory.—Out in the snow.
GIBSON ART co.—Continued.
[105 prints]:
All kindly thoughts.
membrance.] — Another
[Remember my friend. ]
Beautiful spot.—‘Both of us to both
of you.
Calendar of cheer. 1 [Daisies and
brook in the country.]—Calendar of
cheer. 2 [Brook in apple orchard. ]—
Calendar of cheer. 8 [Country sea
shore.]—Calendar of cheer. 4 [Quiet
stream.]|—Christmas greetings. Mem-
ory’s lamp.—Christmas remembrance.
[That we were near.] — Christmas
[Special re-
opportunity.
thought. 1. May this holly day be a
jolly day.—Christmas thought. 2,
Christmas’ wish. [To be remen-
bered.]—Contented foreigner.
girl holding flower. pot.]
Dear friend may all your future
days. [Shadows of evening.]—Dear
friend we wish for you. [Preparing
themselves. |
Farmer’s home. [Path leading by
two trees to the house.]
Glad new year be yours. [Success
awaits you.]—Glittering snow. [Clear-
ing in the country after a snow.]—
Goo goo eyes. [Dutch girl and owl.]—
Greetings. A few kind wishes all
prompted by a heart.—Greetings from
a warm heart. [Warm heart. ]—Greet-
ings from all of us for the new year.
Happy the day. [To those we hold
most dear.] —Hello_ there. Merry
Xmas.—Here’s a card from me to jog
your memory.—Here’s a hand shake.
I hope since Xmas. [Santa hopes. ]—
I send a few wishes to hang. [These
wishes will live.]—I send this as a re-
membrance.]—I send this gift to you.
!Wings of good wishes.]—I wish you
good health and love.
Just a kindly thought for the day
and asking to be remembered.
Loving greetings. 1 Our love and
best wishes.—Loving Xmas. Greetings.
1 Across the space.
May both your Xmas and new year
be exceedingly happy.—May plenty of
the best be shared with you.—May you
join Santa Claus—May your life be
fully of holy days.—Meadow. [Oak
trees and clearing.]|—Memory now re-
minds of you.—My new year’s wish.
1 [With friendliest greetings.]—My
new year’s wish. 2 [Your heart’s de-
sire.]—My winter home. [Snow bound
house in country. ]
O the holly. [Times are jolly.]—
Old Christmas is the heart’s conserva-
[Brook run-
ning through snow covered meadow. ]
[Dutch
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GIBSON ART cO.—Continued.
[105 prints ]—Continued.
Peaceful stream. [Brook with daisies
on the bank. ]
Rank not this Christmas remem-
brance. [Tied with memories. ]
Shady brook. [Clump of birch trees
on bank of brook.]—Sycamore trees.
[Brook with trees on both banks. ]
This comes to notify you of our sin-
cere desire.—Time brings new years.
We are sending to-day for the sea-
Son's sake.—We desire you all the
mind can think.—We have been talk-
ing about you.u—We wish you all a
jolly Xmas and a happy new year.
1 [Bells]—We wish you all a jolly
Xmas and a happy new year. 2
[Holy]—Whatever makes Xmas happy
befall you. 1[Heart:of your friend. ]—
Whatever makes Xmas happy befall
you. 2 [Prosperous be yours.]|—When
dear friends meet on a _ holiday.—
Winding path. [Birch trees and daisies
along path.]—Wish to-day I’m sending
you.— Wishing you a bright and happy
Christmas.—Wishing you a _ happy
Xmas. season.—With greeting sincere.
[With sincere greeting. ]
You know little remembrances.
[Girl's head and figures. ]
Ky Feb. 2, 1912" 2c, ‘each Meb.3,
1912: K 37353-37457.
[204 prints]:
Accept our hearty good wishes.—
Across the space.—Adam and Hve.—
All joy to thee. [Village church].—AI]1
joy to thee this Christmas day.—aAll
of us at this end.—All the friends at
my house.—Amen.—Another opportun-
ity —Asking to be remembered.—At
Christmas. [Your friendship].
Be courteous to all.—Beautiful
roses.—Best of all.—Best wishes. 1.
[Chiming bells.]—Best wishes. oe
[Something for all.]—Best wishes. 38.
[Make me happy.]—Birthday greeting.
[Chrysanthemums and verse.]—Birth-
day remembrance. [To greet you.]—
Brightest of Christmases.—Business
ahead.
Cheer up old scout.—Christmas greet-
ings. 1. [Warm greetings. ]—Christ-
mas greetings. 2. [Memory’s lamp. ]—
Christmas greetings. 8. [For you and
yours. ]|—Christmas joy and happiness.
[Xmas day]—Christmas peace.—Con-
gratulations.—Control your temper.
Dear friend. [Happy holidays.]—
Delighted.—Deep thoughts.—Dis is de
happy hunting ground.—Do not grow
old.—Do not spend so much time in
getting a living—Do not talk about
it—Do not wait—Don’t look for all
1—38
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GIBSON ART co.—Continued.
[204 prints ]—Continued.
your blessings in the skies.—Don’t you
ever go fishing. "
Every good thing.—EHvery good
thing that imagination can conceive.—
Everybody can’t be good looking.
Fancy cage does not make a bird
sing.—Filled stocking.—First of all
good health.—First thing you do.—
Fishing smack.—Flower girl.—For a
happy Hallowe’en. [Pretty maid.]—
For why don’d you schcribble me a
line.—Fragrant scent.—Friendly holi-
day greeting.
Gee, I slept like a log.—Gee, if I
should wake up.—Gee, I’m lonesome.—
Gladest thoughts and hopes most
dear.—Good many people.—Good
night’s sleep.—Greeting for Christmas.
Old friends like you.—Greetings a
few. [You’ve known before.]—Greet-
ings from Santa Claus. [Traveling
fast.]—Greetings on this Thanksgiv-
ing day. [Hearty appetite. ]
Hallowe’en. [Four cats.] — Hal-
lowe’en. I don’t care to brag.—Hal-
lowe’en. Mee-yow.—Hallowe’en greet-
ing. Oh, I’ll wallop this one.—Hal-
Hungry.—Hallow-
Squeezing affair.
Hallowe’en = greetings. That good
cider—Happy Christmas’ greetings
and we are wishing in our hearts.—
Happy New Year. I don’t know.—
Happy New Year. I hope you'll get a
square deal.—Happy the day.—Hear-
ing things.—Here ye all people.—Here’s
a card from me to jog up your mem-
ory.—Here’s a smile.—Here’s luck on
your fishing trip.—Here’s thinking
about you.—Here’s to an old fashioned
Thanksgiving.—His aeroplane.—Hob-
ble skirt.
I ain’t good looking.—I am going to
be a bachelor.—I am sending you
this—I bring you Christmas joys.—
I got eyes for only one.—I hate to
sleep alone.—I have not time.—I love
to follow the trail—lI only ask that
through the years.—f simply can’t ex-
press my love to you.—I vill be your
bee.—I vill soon send you a line.—I
vish I vos vhere you vos.—I vonder.—
I vouldt like to know.—I wish thee
peace.—I’d go on the warpath.—I’d like
to sail—If I should draw a circle.—
If people would whistle more.—If you
are a dreamer.—If you know of a
lowe’en greetings.
e'en greetings.
thing.—I’ll be the bestest girl—I’m
thinking of you.—In rain or shine.—
Interesting book.—It is not how much
we have.—It is not work that kills.
Just a brief word to make you re-
kindly thought.—
member.—Just a
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
GIBSON ART co.—Continued.
[204 prints ]—Continued.
Just a kindly thought for the day.—
dust sleep away your troubles.—Just
think.
Let me be your protector.—Let me
provide for you.—Letter from
mother.—Letter from sister.—Looking
for Santa.—Love is. blind.—Love
story.—Luck means rising at 6 o’clock.
Make yourself helpful.—May every-
thing you wish be found in your stock-
ing—May good fortune and good
health get you.—May life ever bring
you but sunshine and laughter.—May
Santa Claus. [Our friend.]—May the
gratifying thoughts.—May the many
blessing given.—May you have been
born under a luck star.—May you join
Santa Claus. 1.—May you join Santa
Claus. 2. [Santa’s sleigh.]—May your
Christmas be a happy one. 1.—May
your Christmas be a happy one. 2.
[New born Babe.]—Memory’s fiow-
ers.—Merry Christmas. 1. [Among our
friends.]|—-Merry Christmas. 2. [Busy
phone.]|—Merry Christmas. 38. [Lord’s
day.J]—Merry Christmas. 4. [Santa’s
workshop.]—Merry Christmas. This
message.—My Christmas wish. Hopes
most sweet.—My dear friend. To en-
joy good health—My heart is all
busted.—My New Year’s wish. 1.
Heart’s desire.]|—My New Year’s wish.
2. [Peace, joy and prosperity. ]
New Year greeting. 1. As time turns
again his glass——New Year greeting.
2. Old year sleeps.—New Year greet-
ings. 1. Glad tomorrow.—New Year
wishes. Here are three wishes.—No
time to dress.—Not only for your birth-
day.—Now for a good night’s snooze.
Of all good days. Oh, I’ll dream of
you.—Oh, wot a diff’rence in the morn-
in’.—One who has long had _ kind
thoughts of you.—Optimist.—Our
beauty.—Our Christmas _ greeting.
[Hope follow you still.]—Our relatives
are not of our choice.—Our summer
girl—Over and over.
Pleasant smile— Prosperous New
Year. May you and fate still be good
pards.
Roll of names.—Runabout.
Santa’s thoughts.
Thanksgiving. 1. Another opportun-
ity—Thanksgiving. 2. Just a brief
word.—Thanksgiving. 3. May _ the
blessings Thanksgiving comes
again.—Thanksgiving day. I send you
this.—That Christmas day.—There are
men who talk millions——-This card
bears my wishes. 1.—This card bears
my wishes. 2.—Thought for your birth-
day. [Memory of joy.J]—Thought of
38722—12 6
GIBSON ART co.—Continued.
[204 prints]—Continued.
all good things.—To give and ask.—
To introduce my wish.—Troubled.
Umh, I wish I wuz somebody’s
somebody.
Ve are yet looking for you.
Waiting patiently—wWe are off on a
short trip—We send you this as a re-
membrance. 1, 2—We wish you a
jolly Xmas. 1. [Poinsettias] — We
wish you a jolly Xmas. 2. [Xmas
tree]—What ere you plan, what ere
you do.—While others are afar.—Who
ever can smile at troubles.—Who’s
a’feard o’ ghosts.—Wishing you a
merry Christmas. [Troubled look.|—
Wishing you measure-less blessings.—
Write it in your heart.
You am de prettiest papoose.—You
know.—You know little remem-
brances.—You know little remem-
brances can represent large wishes.—
You must take joy with you.—Your
birthday makes me wish.—Yours from
the bottom of my soul. © Jan. 1, 1912;
2 ¢. each Jan. 19, 1912; K 36754-36957.
GivENS (J. D.) San Francisco.
[8761, 3762
U. S. army transports:
Sheridan.—Sherman. © Feb. §8,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 14, 1912; J 166345,
166346.
GLASIER (FRED W.) Brockton, Mass.
[3763, 3764
[2 photographs] :
Invocation (The).—Running Wolf.
©. Mar 20, 1912;.2, ¢ each Mar. 11,
1912; J 167108, 167109.
GOESER (ANTON) Neola, Ia.
[3765-3768
Sheep in W. Iowa, D. Sullivan feed-
er, nos. 1-4. © Jan. 22, 1912; 2 c. each
Jan. 23, 1912; J 165180-165133.
GoETTING (G. W.), Rochester, Minn.
[3769
Rochester by night. © Dec. 27,
1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 5, 1912; K 35260.
GoLpDBERG (R. L.), New York.
[8770-3817
All the world a moving picture show.
©) Jan, 6.1912) 7 ©. Jan. 10, 1912° K
35540.
Anyway it shows they have their
hearts in their work. © Jan. 22, 1912;
ire. Jam, 25, 192; TK 363824
Artist Harrison Chandler Gibson se-
| lects ten more beautiful women. ©
HMeb@i6, 1912; 1 ¢ Feb. 28,1912; Js
| 88505.
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pt. Iv, BS ve
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
Call a Hamburg steak by any other
name. © Feb. 8, 1912; 1c. Feb. 14,
1912; K 38498.
Dentist is the most unreasonable
person in the world. © Feb. 13, 1912;
1c. Feb. 19, 1912; K 88502.
Extra water wagon skids. © Jan.
SIO: te; Janis, LOI hes 5269)
Few valentines. © Feb. 14, 1912;
1 ec. Feb. 18, 1912; K 38508.
Free lunch counter. © Feb. 17,
1912% Ae. Neb. 23. 1912 - 1K S806.
©
Get the great boob calendar.
Dee. 28, TGELs dae lan. 72. DOI Ke
35106.
Herman the soda clerk. © Feb.
1912; 1 e. Feb. 23, 1912; K 38508.
His annual departure. © Dee. 3
tOth ex Jan. 5 Ole: ie eB e20t.
History in a modern picture frame
[1912]:
© Jan.-27;. 1-¢. Jam. 30K 38488.
© Feb. 5; 1 c Feb. 14; K 38495.
© Feb. 10; 1 ec Feb. 16; K 38500.
Ice skating is healthy. © Jan. 12,
1912; 1 e. Jan. 18, 1912; K 35684.
If the powder puff was as popular
among men. © Jan. 19, 1912; 1c. Jan.
22, 1912 K BOG.
If you can’t find any thing else to
blame it on, blame it on politics. ©
Meh: 8). 1012 ode. Wen: 6, O12 a) aK
38494.
Is your son dancing his way into the
bug-house. © Jan. 10, 1912; 1c. Jan.
18, 1912; K 35682.
It is beginning to look as if music
is good to eat. © Feb. 2, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 9, 1912; K 38498.
It’s a wise child that knows its own
father. © Feb. 9, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 16,
1912; K 38499.
It was only father eating soup. ©
Jap. 25,,19129\L)¢@. Jan, 150; Tl? s iG
36682.
Johnson (Jack) has plenty of time
to raise a beard. © Jan. 11, 1912; 1c.
Jan. 13, 1912; K 35683.
Leap year sports for the ladies. ©
Peb,..24, 1012" te) Mar 2. TOL ie
38509.
My hat is in the ring. © Feb. 27,
1912; 1 ec. Mar. 2, 1912; K 38510.
Oh, no a policeman’s life is not as
easy as it looks. © Jan. 29, 1912; 1.
Feb. 1, 1912; K 38489.
‘
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued:
One must suffer to be beautiful.
Feb. 6,, 1912; 1° c. Web. ae
38496.
Railroad company must spend an
awful lot of money for paper. © Feb.
©
K
7, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1912; K 38497.
74
Seven Slumberland sisters. © Jan.
26, 1912; 1 c. Jan. 30, 1912; K 28487.
Six most unpopular men on earth.
© Jan. 30, 1912; 1 © Feb, 4, iota
38490.
©
Take a stenographer with you.
Jan. Sl, 1912; 1 @¢ Meby tiie
38491.
There is a lot of heavy work. ©
Jan. 24, 1912; 1 ¢. Jan» suse
36631.
There must be something wrong. ©
Feb. 12; 1912; 1 ¢. Pebsi0) 159i
38501.
They all look good when they are
far away. 1: © Janyi>) 418i
Jan. 19, 1912; K 386060.
—_ 2, © Feb. 19, 191233 eee
2a, 1002" Ko oeoume
——-3,..© Jan. 23, 191252 cue
25, 1912+. K 86329;
This is leap year. © Jan. 9, 1912;
1-e, Jan. 10, 1912; KeSaare,
©
This is the bell boys busy day.
Jan. 2, 1912: 1 ¢«. Jam See
35268.
Those new patent cigar lighters. ©
Jan. 8, 1912; 1 @ Janae
35541.
When you look around. © Jan. 17,
1912: 1 e«. Jan. 22, 19123: K 36164:
Whole darn show. © Feb. 15, 1912;
1c. Feb. 28, 1912; IK. 38504.
Why does every boy use his pockets
as a junk shop. © Feb. 1, 1912" ie
Feb. 9, 1912; K 38492.
Why go to college. © Jan. 16,
1912: 1 ¢. Jan; 22) 1912° Kh Seres
Why go to college when a street car
ride is only a nickle. © Jan. 16, 1912;
1 ¢. Jan. 19, 1912; K s606i
Why not pull some new stuff in the
noise department. Dee. 29, “191%
1c. Jan. 2, 1912; K 3S510T.
Woman’s page. © Feb. 28, 1912; L
e. Mar. 2, 1912; K 38511.
You can’t blame a stenographer for
thinking about the man she loves. ©
Jan, 18, 1912; £ @ Jan. 19, 1912s
86059.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
fs AE Wy OP
3855
OLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
You know what real suffering is.
6166.
You've got to take a week off.
re 1012 -) A .c, Jan. 5,9 19125
3210.
OLDMAN (ALBERT) Cleveland.
Chums. © Oct. 4, 1910; 2c. Jan. 29,
912; J 165244
XOLDMAN (JULIA) New York.
It is new year’s.
» Mar. 18, 1912; K 39928.
OLDSMITH (WALLACE), Bedford,
Mass.
Skeletonized history of
es eee,
Be eed Ge
eos dee,
uy aa ba Ge
Bees ey
ee Cn BGs
sam, 27:1 ¢.
ONNON (ELMER A.) Detroit.
Protection.
Dec.
24; K 36856.
24: K 36857.
24: K 36358.
29 ; K 36500.
29: K 36501.
29: K 36502.
29; K 36503.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29, 1911; J 164538,
GorRHAM co., New York.
Bride’s due. © Apr.
Dec. 27, 1911; K 35647.
Gorham silverware.
i911; 2 ec. Dee. 27, 1911; K 35645.
Plymouth, the colonial
to-day.
1911; K 85642.
Signed as Gorham. © Mar.
1911; 2 ec. Dec. 27, 1911; K 35648.
Signed silverware.
2 ec. Dec. 27, 1911; K 35644.
Silver Christmas.
2c. Dee. 27, 1911; K 35641.
2c. Dec. 27, 1911; K 35643.
Weighing worth.
ec. Dec. 27, 1911; K 35646.
GOTHAM LITHO. co., New York.
Cupid. © Dec. 1
mOI2: K 385298.
Ideal head, no. 2. © Nov. 10, 1911 ;
ec, Jan. 5, 1912: K 35294.
GRAHAM
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois.
1912: K 36387.
©
Peres etO12: tc. Jan, 22; 1912): kK
©
K
[3818
[3819
(© Mar. 14, 1902; 2
[3820-8826
Teddy
[3827
© Dee! 2h 19M 12 1e:
[3828-3835
22) ROWE 3D,
© June 22,
pattern of
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 27,
Dey
© July 24, 1911;
© Nov. 20, 1911;
Silver investment. © Aug. 23, 1911;
© May 20, 1911;
[8836, 38387
2p AOI eee. ans a:
ART PAPER AND LITHO. CO.,
[8838-8840
Deneen (Gov. Charles), governor of
© Jan: 24,1912: 2 ey dJan) 26:
GRAHAM ART PAPER
Continued.
[Portrait prints] :
Jones (Walter C.)—Taft (Hon. Wm.
H.) © Jan. 8, 1912; 2c. each Jan. 6,
1912; K 35698, 35699.
AND) Mil te Ow: COs
GRANT (KH. G.) Berkeley, Cal. [3841
[Trip in an airship to Santa Claus
land.] © May 24, 1911; 2 c¢. Jan. 29,
1912; K 40024.
GRAY (B. C.) Leadville, Colo.
‘[3842, 38438
[2 photographs] :
Hvergreen Lake.—Holy Cross
(Mount of) © Sept. 15, 1911; 2c.
each Feb. 2, 1912; J 165509, 165510.
GREEN (DANIEL) felt shoe co., New
York. [3844-8849
[Blue wedgewood design for four
sides and top of box. Border and fig-
ured centre.] © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 ec.
Mar. 6, 1912; K 38575.
[Dutch kids design for four sides
and top of box.] © Feb. 16, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 6, 1912; K 38576.
[Fox hunt design for four sides and
top of box} © (dan: 15, 1912:-2 ¢@,
Mar. 14, 1912; K 39068.
[Milkmaid design for four sides and
top of box.] © Mar. 20, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 22, 1912; K 39857.
|Puss-in-boots design for four sides
and top of box.] © Mar. 18, 1912; 2
e. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39858.
[Santa Claus design for four sides
and top of box.] © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c.
Mar. 6, 1912; K 38577.
GREEN (G. G.) Woodbury, N. J. [8850
Come in. © Mar. 5, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
9, 1912; J 167069.
GREENE (A. N.) AND Naytor (S. E.),
Denver. [8851
Fraternal order of Hagles certificate
of membership. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2 e.
Jan. 27, 1912; K 36484.
GREEN’S ADVERTISING AGENCY, San F'ran-
cisco. [38852
Court theatre. [Frontispiece on pro-
gram.|, © Feb. 28,°1912: 2c. Mar. 5,
1912; K 38545.
Greca (MarK Harris) Oakland, Cal.
[3853
© Oct. 7, 1911;
29) de es Webs! 16.) 19122 Ff
Man with the hoe.
1 ¢@. Wan.
166375.
75
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3854
GREINER (M.) New York. [8854-3861
Gif me a piece. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2.
Mar. 19, 1912; K 39730.
[7 prints]:
Broilers yah.—Don’t you luf me
yet.—Going milking sir she said.—If
you luf me smile vonce.—Och Louie.—
On my way.—Yust a liddle piece off de
top. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
19, 1912; K 39728, 39729, 39731-39735.
GREISAMER (Epcar P.) Flemington,
ee [38862
Grand jury of Hunterdon County,
N.S: © Feb... 15, 2902s) Bie Bep 233,
1912; J 166585.
Gross (Epw.) New York. 3863-3880
Atlas. © Feb. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1912; K 38090.
[Colored girl’s heads and figures] :
American girl, Nos. 11-22.—My
mother told me to take this one.—On |.
the fence.—Sweet enough.—Yes or no.
© Apr. 6; 1912; 2-e. each Apri 5, 1912:
KK 40373-40888.
Dancing taught; no effort to learn.
© Feb. 17, 1912; 2 c Feb. 16, 1912;
IO (lie
GRUNDY (JOHN F. H.), London. [3881
Maxwell (Mrs.) © Dee. 21, 1911;
Aves Dee. 28; 1911: Ki, 3688s)
GuMP (S. & G.) San Francisco. [38882
Oaks (The) © Feb. 23, 1912; 2.
Peps. 29) 1912 Sd 166757:
GuSsTAV-SMirH (HinpA) San Rafael,
Cal. [3883
And under all the everlasting arms.
© ‘Web. 15, 192 = 2 e. Web) Tk. 29712
K 37837.
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York.
[3884
My dog. [Little boy holding dog.]
© Mar. 9, 1912; 2 ¢ Mar. 14, 1912;
K 39016.
Haircut (Harry J.) Boston.
[38885-8887
Dog, A-C.. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2c.
each Mar. 20, 1912; J 167290-167292.
Hariarnr (lL. Luptow) Los Angeles.
[83888
Haight (Mrs. Elsie F.) madonna
picture of. © July 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee.
20, SOL: J.-164-7 77,
HAINES (C. E.) Seattle. [83889, 3890
Alarm clocks, 1, 2. © Mar. 24, 1912;
2..c@. each» Apr. 4, 1912" /J I6T15s5
167759.
pt. IV, DS., Vea
HAINES PHOTO CO., Conneaut, Ohio.
[8891-8896
Richmond, Va., panoramic view of.
© Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 26, 19am
J 167500.
Seven Pines battlefield, no. 14. ©
Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 26, 101m
J 167501167504.
Youngstown, O., Republic iron and
steel co. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c Mam
26, 1912; J 167499.
Haut (D. W.) Los Angeles.
Chandler ranch lands,
view. © Mar. 20 19
19125. J 167699;
HALL (GEORGE P.) & son, New York.
[38898
New York, 1912, 6184. © Mar. 26,
1912; 2 c¢. Mar.-27, 19125 J 1615t:
HALLWoRTH (WILLIAM LeErecn) Mal-
den, Mass. [38899, 3900
Flume in winter, 1, 2. © Jan. 12)
1912; 2 ¢e.-each Jan. 12, 1912; J 1645408
164542.
[3897
bird’s-eye
pe Apr. 3;
Ham (Rotity) Fallon, Nev.
[3901, 38902
Fallon, Nev.:
Beet sugar factory.—Boilers at beet
sugar factory. © Jan. 2, 291220
each Jan. 13, 1912; J 164546, 164547.
HAMILIN (H. W.) Waterville, Me.
[3903
Modern woodmen of America. ©
Mar. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar dS; 39120
39649.
HAMMER (FRANK) Chicago.
[8904-38935
Old Doe Yak [19122];
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 28; Kk ss21e
© Feb. 24; 1 c. Feb. 28% Ke 2s2rm
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38273:
© Feb. 27; 1 « Mar. 8; K 38683)
© Feb. 28; 1 « Mar. 8; K Ss86se
© Feb. 29; 1 ce. Mar. 8; K 88685:
© Mar. 1; 1c Mar. 8; K 88686
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 8; K s868n
© Mar. 4;,\1 c. Mar. 8; K 38688:
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 8; K 88689)
© Mar. 6; 1c Mar, 18; K 389965:
© Mar. 7; 1 ec. Mar: 12; K Ss0ae
© Mar. 8; 1c, Mar. 12; K Ss0am
© Mar. 9; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38951.
© Mar. 11; 1 ¢. Mar. 22; K 39868:
© Mar. 12:1 ¢. Mar. 223 1K 3987:
© Mar. 13: 1c, Mar. 22; K 8987X.
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no. 1, 1912
HAMMER (FRANK)—Continued.
Old Doe Yak [1912]—Continued.
© Mar. 14; 1 ¢. Mar. 22; K 39872.
© Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 22; K 39873.
© Mar. 16; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39874.
© Mar. 18;.1 c. Mar. 22; K: 39875.
© Mar. 19; 1 ec. Mar. 22; K 39876.
© Mar. 20; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39877.
© Mar. 21; 1 c. Mar. 25; K 39940.
© Mar. 22; 1 c. Mar. 25; K 39941.
© Mar. 23; 1c. Mar. 25; K 39942.
© Mar. 25; 1 c. Apr. 1; K 40324.
iy Mar: (26) 1 e. Aprict: K.:40325.
() Mar. 27: 1c. Apr. 1; K 40826.
(©) Mar: 28; 1 c. Apr. 1; K40327.
© Mar. 29; 1 c. Apr. 1; K 40328.
© Mar. 30; 1 c. Apr. 1; K 403829.
HAmMeERS (F.. P.) Elkton, Va.
[3936-3939
Elkton, Va.:
Passenger station, 1-3.—River bridge.
m) Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 26,
1912: J 167493-167496.
HARBECK (WILLIAM H.) See list of
moving-pictures at end of this cata-
logue. :
Harpy (V. B.) Frankfort, Inc. [8940
Geronimo, bloodthirsty Apache In-
dian chief and his daughter, Kiowa
Annie. or Lola. © Dec. 6, 1911; 2c.
Dec. 8, 1911; J 164525.
Harr (J. KNow LES) Brooklyn.
[3941-3946
Chrysanthemums. © Feb. 15, 1912;
=e. Mar. 19, 1912; K 39748.
Pint in blue] © Mar. 20, 1912;
2c. Apr. 1, 1912; K 40164.
[Girl in yellow.] © Mar. 20, 1912;
2c. Apr. 1, 1912; Ik 40165.
Peopta. With all good wishes. ©
Sees: 1912 > -2..e.. Mar) 19; #9125. K
59749.
hiked rose.] © Mar. 20, 1912; 2c.
Apr. 1, 1912; K 40166.
Ruth. © Feb. 15, 1912; 1 c. Mar:
= 1912: 1 c. Mar. 23, 1912; K 399382.
HaAarMon (Mary H.) Belvedere, Cal.
[3947-4007
Children in the woods, 176. © Feb.
meigi2- 2c. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167178.
Glear Lake, 182. © Feb. 2, 1912:
me Mar. 15, 1912: J 167179.
Hiven song, 180. © Feb. 2, 1912;
mee. Mar. 15, 1912: J 167180.
Farewell light, 193. © Feb. 13,
mo: 2c. Mar. 15, 1912: J. 167181,
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
4007
HarMON (Mary H.)—Continued.
Following the quest, 185. © Feb. 2,
10825 2)'e. Mar. 25, 19125; J 167182.
Glint of sunlight, 186. © Feb. 2,
AOI?) 2 Co Mar. 25,-19123 TJ 16TLS83.
Golden hour, 188. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2-c. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167184.
Grazing flock, 178. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2 e. Mar. 15; 1912; J 167185.
In the shadow of the woods, 183.
© Feb!!2,) 1912; 2 eM: 15,1910; J
167186.
In the woods, 189. © Feb. 2, 1912;
Ze. Mari‘ 15, W207) t6TLST:
Lagunitas, Cal. (in summer) 215.
yyMiarl sv One: "2 ec! Apr 4, TOR? 7
167734.
Landscape with cattle, 181. © Feb.
2, 1912; 2c. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167188.
Last rays of the sun, 199. © Feb.
16, 1912; 2c. Mar. 15,'1912; J 167189.
Late November in the coast range,
£00) ©) eb.) 2,912: : 2. ce; Mar. 15,
1912; J 167190.
Light through the darkness, 204 ©
Mek). LG) O12) 2 ec. Mar. 15, 1912 3-5
167209.
Los Guillicos, Cal., 198. © Feb. 13,
DOR? ns ret Mae a, Tole 167191,
Pajaro Valley, Cal., 197. © Feb. 13,
TOL Ze. Mar.) POPs. S 1G t1O2.
Quiet woods, 190. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2)'e, Mare 15,1912) FJ 167193.
fainy day, 194. © Feb. 13, 1912; 2
ce. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167194.
Russian River near Cloverdale, Cal.,
192)" ©) Beb: 13/' 1912: 2e), Mar: ct5,
POE S| Oe:
Salinas Valley, Cal., 195. © Feb.
WAS OTD | Deu) Mars dd): Ton J 1G TI9G:
San Lorenzo River, 202. © Feb. 16,
POLE 2) ek oMar. 1,191.2 :) I: AGA 9F:
Savior in garden of Gethsemane, 175.
@ibeb, 21912 ie. Mar. 15, 1912s Fs
167198.
Sierra storm, 173. © Feb. 2, 1912;
e: Mar 15; 19127. J 167199.
Sonoma Creek, 187. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2 e. Mar. 16, 1912; J 167200.
Still retreats, 196. © Feb. 13, 1912;
2 Gy Mars 1690912 2S 167201.
Stream in the valley, 191. © Feb.
2 totes Je. Mar. 95.) 1919-3. FAG T2028.
Summer gloaming, 201. © Feb. 16,
1912-2 e: ‘Mar: 15, 1912: 3 167203.
Sunset Gualala River, Cal., 203. ©
Mebn dia. 2O12 + 2 1e. Mar. 15; 1912 5. Ff
167204.
i)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4008
HARMON (Mary H.)—Continued.
Sunset, Sonoma Creek, 184. © Feb.
2, tO to! e. Mar 2S, A O12 eS 161208.
Sunset, Sonoma Creek, 200. © Feb.
16, 1912; 2 ce. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167206.
Tears of the mountain, 174. © Feb.
20 AGI2 3 2°) Mar? 19, 4012? il LOT 20:
Watching the close of day, 179. ©
Keb, <2 1912s" 2) e. Maroc: tole
167208.
[10 photographs] :
Conway meadows, N. H., 205.—For-
est’s shady scene, 211.—Gateway of
light, 206.—Headwaters of the San
Joaquin, Cal., 208—Nicasio Valley,
Cal., 214.—Old adobe in southern Cali-
fornia, 212.—Queen of night, 207.—
Rainy day, 209.—Shadows in the
mighty woods, 210.—Woodland retreat,
213. © Mar, 5, 19127 2 ec.eachk Apr. 4;
1912; J 167730—-167738, 167735-167740.
[18 photographs]:
Adobe and oaks, Cal., 167.—Brook
(The), 170.—California in springtime,
162.—Cloudy day, 155.—Coast range,
Cal., 1638.—Guadala River, Cal., 157.—
In green pastures, 171.—Lagunitas,
Cal., early autumn, 166.—Moonlight,
160, 164.—Morning, 172.—Noon hour,
159.--Oak glade, 158.—Rainy day,
165.—River path, 168.—Sheltered spot,
156.—Shepherd and his flock, 161.—
Twilight hour, 169. © Jan. 16, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 7, 1912; J 166054—166071.
FHIARRIS (Morrison M.), Cincinnati.
[4008
Chanuka 165 B. C. [and] Chanuka
POdd) KO} pans 12) 1912: De Pam 1s:
19TH 85766.
Harris (W. J.), St. Augustine, Fla.
[4009
Connor, Fla., Randall hotel orange
grove on the Ocklawaha River. ©
Dec te DOG 2 Ch Mar, 28," 1913-7
163265.
Harris (W. J.) co., St. Augustine,
Fla. [4010-4082
Vlorida palms. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2
c. Feb. 26, 1912; J 166686.
Oversea. Ey dC. rr... 18. ©: Jan.
0) M12 2 oo Web. 22. 1019: J T6668.
St. Augustine from Lyon bldg. ©
we Oe AOS ee a, 2. OTA) as
165055.
[7 photographs]:
Close finish, Vita and Vita, Jr., St.
Augustine, Fla.—Finish between Vita
and Vita, Jr., St. Augustine, Fla.—
Vita, Jr—St. Augustine, Fla., Ft.
Marion, court, 1565.—St. Augustine,
Wia., Wt.. Marion, ‘moat, 1566.— St.
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pt. IV, 0-18.) va
Harris (W. J.) co.—Continued.
[7 photographs |—Continued.
Augustine, Fla., old Vedder house on
the bay.—St. Augustine, Fla., Treas-
ury st..6 ft. 3 in. wide. © Maro
1912; 2 @ each “Mar 14°°51912-
167145-167151.
[11 photographs]:
Happy days on the Ocklawaha
River. — Ocklawaha lilies. — Ockla-
waha moss covered oaks.—Ocklawaha
moss effects—Ocklawaha River, Fla.,
en route—Ocklawaha River [Fla.],
on the.—Ocklawaha River, Fla.,
scenic. — Ocklawaha vista.—St. Au-
gustine, Fla., Ft. Marion; couse
1565.—St. Augustine, Fla., ft. Marion,
entrance, 1565.—Some sandwich.
Feb. 28, 1912; 2c. each Mar. 6, 1912;
J 166992-167002.
[52 photographs]:
Arrival of first train at Key West,
Wa.
Closing the last gap in the over sea
iY. E. C. rr. Knights Key dock.—
Cocoanut palm, Fla.—Cocoanut palms
in I‘la.—Congressional, second train
into Key West, Jan. 22, 1912, FE. Ei. C.
rr., 40.
First train into Key West, Fla.,
Jan. 22, 1912—Flagler (H. M.) and
first train into Key West, Jan. 22,
1912.—Tlagler (H. M.) and party leay-
ing first train to arrive at Key West,
Wla.—Florida vista on Lake Worth.
Key West harbor, F. HE. C. rr., sta-
tion, 48—Key West, Fla., from city
hall.—Key West, Fla., from city hall
tower.—Key West, Fla., U. S. naval
Station.
Long Key, Fla., F. HE. C. hotel co,
Long Key fishing camp, 1, 2.—Long
Key viaduct, 11.—Long Key viaduct,
over sea F. E. C. rr., 7, 12, 92.—Long
Key viaduct, over sea I. E. C. rr. from
Long Key fishing camp.
Miami, Fla., F. E. C. hotel co., Royal
Palm, 1, 2.—Miami, Fla., Haleyon
hall.—Miami, Fla., hotel Royal Palm
walk.—Miami, Fla., north from Royal
Palm.—Miami, Fla., palm walk.—
Miami, Fla., south from Royal Palm.—
Miami River, Fla., on the.
Over sea I. E. C. rr. 15, 22-25, 234
31, 48, 51, 52, 55, 80, 91.—Over sea
i. E. C. rr. old and new viaducts;
Knights Key, 14.
Palm Beach, Fla.—Palm Beach, Fla.,
F. E. C. hotel co., Royal Poinciana.—
Palm Beach, Fla., palm walk, 95.—
Palm Beach vista on Lake Worth,
Ia.— Palm vista, Fla.
\ MISCELLANEOUS
CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912 4169
Harris (W. J.) co.—Continued. Hargis & Ewine—Continued.
[52 photographs ]—Continued. Claypool (Horatio C.) © Jan. 12,
Under the palms, Fla.— Worth
(Lake) cocoanut palms. — Worth
bake) on. (©) Jan.- 30, 1912:)2).¢.
each Feb. 12, 1912; J 166243-166294.
Harris & Ewine, Washington.
[40838-4125
Adams (Alva)- © Jan. 20, 1912;
2c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166855.
Adams (Samuel) © Jan. 16, 1912;
mer Mar: 2, 1912; J 166854:
Ainey (William D. B.) © Jan. 15,
1912; 2c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166856.
Ainsworth (Maj. Gen. F. C.) ©
Heapeo, 1919° 2c. Keb. 19, 1912;. J
166458.
Archbald (Robert W.) © Jan. 20,
7912=2 e. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166857.
Bakhmetieff (George) © Jan. 29,
1912-> 2%.e. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166858.
Bakhmetieff (Madame Mary B.) ©
Ramey SOr2> 2 ec. Mar. 2; 1912; J
166859.
Bass (Robert P.) © Feb. 14, 1912;
2 ec. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166860.
Bathrick (Elsworth R.)~ ©- Jan.
fa tot2: 2.e>Mar. 2, 1912: J 166861.
Bayley (Rear Admiral W. B.) ©
atte 6 O12 2 ee Mar. 2, 1912s 5
166862.
Beck (Capt. Paul W.) © Feb. 3,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166868.
Bertholf (Ellsworth P.) © Jan. 6,
1912; 2’c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166864.
Biddle (Gen. W. B.) © Jan. 20,
29i2 52 ¢ Mar, 2, 1912; J 166865.
Blackman (Fred L.) © Jan. 26,
1912; 2c. Mar. 2, 1912;.J 166867.
Blue (Dr. Rupert) © Jan. 28, 1912;
2 ce. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166866.
Ereyan (irs, N. P:) (©. Jan,15,
1912 2 c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166868.
Bulkeley (R. J.) © Jan. 27, 1912;
2c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166869.
Bussey (Maj. Gen. Cyrus) © Jan.
neeoi2: 2.¢ Mar. 2, 1912; J. 166870.
Cabell (Royal E.) © Jan. 3, 1912;
= ec. Mar: 2, 1912; J 166871.
Calloway (Oscar) © Jan. 15, 1912;
woe Mar. 2, 1912; J 166873:
Carey (Joseph M.) © Feb. 26,
£992. 2 ec. Mar. 2, 1912; J) 166874.
Carland (John E.) © Jan. 3, 1912;
ee. Mar. 21912: J 166872.
Claxton (De. 2. 2.) ©) Dee 24,
1911; 2 ec. Mar. 2, 1912; J 1668538.
1912; 2 ec. March 2, 1912; J 166875.
Cone (Admiral H. I.) © Jan.
1912; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166876.
Connell (Richard E.).. © Jan: 2,
AQU2 5 '2 Ge.) Mars 2: 1912 J<66877:
Cosgrain (T. Charles) © Feb. 11,
A902 Ze, Mar 2, 1912s J 166878:
Crespo y Martinez (Gilberto). ©
TAM hon eon 2. ear 2 tOU2 se of
166879.
Davilla (Dr. Fausto) © Feb. 18,
TOI 2 12 es Marin 2%, 2912.3. 167523:
Donahue (Michael) © Feb. 19,
tO el Mar 27, 1912) 16 THs.
Dorset (Dr. Marion) © Feb. 20,
TTS 2 ee Mars 27, tot? 7 Gio 24,
Einstein (Louis) © Feb. 26, 1912;
2c) Mar. 27,1912 > J 167529.
Evans (Lynden) © Feb. 25, 1912;
Zien Mart. 270), 19#2> J. 67530:
Ewing (Robert) © Feb. 25, 1912;
Ze), Mat 27.) 1912.3 J 161533:
Gama (Senor Don Domicio da) © |
Web!) 2030912} Zac. Mar, 27, 191205
167534.
Gardner (Obidiah) © Feb. 21, 1912.
27 C) Mae 20) LOA at S, bOC doce
Garrett: (S, WW.) ©: Peb. 21. 1912
Pe eMart i. CO eI! 1G (28:
Gaynor (William J.) © > Feb.
MAA en Mar 27) tOles a 116i bas:
George (Henry) jr. © Feb. 21,
POU Cy ear 2h. tole Si 16520.
Gibbons (Capt. John H.) © Feb.
2a tone ver Mar. 27) 1902: J. 167a2%.
Gray (Finley H.) © Feb. 28, 1912;
YC Mae At tol) Tocoon.
Gregg (Curtis H.) © Feb. 24, 1912;
Z\Co Matt, £Od2 iG (ooe:
Gudger (J. M.) © Feb. 24, 1912;
es Mame 2G hl OND 9) KF AGT OAT.
HARRISON (R. W.) Key West, Fla.
[4126-4134
PA
Burial of the Maine:
Casting her off—Outside Havana
Harbor.—Procession leaving Havana
Harbor.—Sea cocks opened.—Three
miles from Cuba.—Towing in Havana
Harbor.—Towing out of Havana Har-
bor.—Last of the Maine.—Maine leav-
ing cofferdam. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2 e.
each Mar. 25, 1912; J 167468—167476.
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago.
[41385-4169
[Cuts for ads]:
Announcer.—At
the top of the
| swing. — Going up.— Right weight.—
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4170
pt. Iv; ne sae
Hakr, ScHAFFNER & Marx—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
Rival games.—Sophomore. — Spring is
coming.—Vacation time.—Waiting for
the train.—Who cares?—Yell master.
© Feb. 21, 1912; 2 ec each Mar. 8,
1912; K 88668-38678.
Alumnus. — Ancient and mod-
ern.—Bell.—Business men.—Extremes
meet.—Flower stand.— Going to the
office. —- Greek theatre. — In China-
town.—Japanese bridge.—Memorial.—
Oakland ferry.—Old mission.—On the
beach. — On the campus. — On the
docks. — Ostrich farm. — Overland
train. — Reception. — Schoolmates. —
Summer days.—Tea house.—Tourists.—
You are welcome. © Feb. 20, 1912;
2c. each Mar, 16, 1912; K 89407-39430.
Hartr (HALTON W.) Cleveland.
[
4170
Prayer (The) © Heb: 12).1912- 2
e. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166302.
HARTMAN FURNITURE & CARPET CO,,
Chicago. [4171, 4172
Hartman’s comptete home of 4 fur-
nished rooms. © -Mar. 3, 1912; 2 «
Mar. 18, 1912; K 39929.
Little child can show you the way.
© Mar. 31, 1912: 2 ¢ Mar. 29, 1912;
K 40063.
Harvey (FRED) Kansas City, Mo.
[41734247
Grand Canyon, Ariz., general view
from 400 ft. down Hermit trail. ©
Sam by LOLA s 1oerMep.. 2.4 c.. eb, 99:
1912; J 166475.
Northwest from near Pima Point.
cn mepe L 1OI2 Oe. Mab 2. ToI2 : Wi
166705.
[38 photographs]:
From Pima Point, A-C, 20.—Grand
Canyon, Ariz., general view from Mo-
jave Pt.—Grand Canyon, Ariz., look-
ing N. E. from near Mojave Pt.—
Grand Canyon, Ariz., looking north
from near Hermit Pt.—Grand Canyon,
Ariz.. looking n. w. from near Mo-
jave Pt., Indians in foreground.—
Grand Canyon, Ariz., Mojave Pt., show-
ing Colorado River.—Grand Canyon,
Ariz., N. W. from Mojave Pt.—Grand
Canyon, Ariz., 'N.° W. from Pima Pt.,
showing Colorado River.—Grand Can-
yon. Ariz., panorama from Pima Pt.—
Looking N. E. from 200 ft. down Her-
mit trail—Near Mojave Pt., 22, 25.—
Near Pima Pt.. 24, 29, 30, 32.—N. E.
from Mojave Pt.—N. E. from near
Mojave Pt.—N. E. from near Pima
Pt.—North from Pima Pt.—N. W.
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Harvey (Frep)—Continued.
[33 photographs ]—Continued.
trom between Mojave Pt. and Pima
Pt—N. W. from Hermit Pt.—N. W.
from near Hermit Pt.—N. W. from
near Pima Pt., A. B.—N. W. from
Pima Pt.—Pima Pt. view N. W.—Sec-.
tion of Hermit trail and view north
across the Canyon.—Sunset from Mo-
jave Pt.—Sunsat from Pima Pr ©
Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ each Web. 2eae12
166085-166117.
[40 photographs]:
Apache belle-—Arapako girl.—Arap-
aho medicine man, front.—Arapaho
medicine man, three-fourths view.—
Black lodge, front view.—Black lodge,
three-quarter.—Black lodge (Mrs.)—
Bro-ga-he-ga. — Che-topa. — Conjurer
(The)—Corn-dropper (Mrs.) front
view.—Corn-dropper (Mrs.) three-
quarter.—Gunn (Mr.) front view.—
Gunn (Mr.) profile—Gunn (Mr.)
three-quarter.—Gunn (Mrs.) front
view.—-Gunn (Mrs.) profile—Mad
bull (Chief)—Mad bull (Mrs.)—Non-
pe-wala. — Non-pe-wala (Mrs.)—Ors-
loba.—Osage warrior.—Pretty man,
front view.—Pretty man, profile—
Pretty man, three-quarter view.—Red
ecrn, front view.—Red corn, profile.—
Sah-pe-ka-he, front view.—Sah-pe-kah-
he, profile-—Tobazni, Apache.—To-na-
philipi.—Tum-Wala, front view.—Tum-
Wala, profile—White-spoon (Chief)
front view.—White-spoon (Chief) pro-
file—White-spoon (Chief) three-quar-
ter.—White-spoon (Mr.) and wife.—
Yellow-horse (Chief) front view.—
Yellow-borse (Chief) three-quarter.
© Feb. 20, 1912; 2 ce each Mar. 5,
1912; J 166918—166957.
HASTINGS H.) Haverhill,
Mass. [4248-4252
Haverhill high. baseball team, 1911.
© Mar. 19, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 22, 1912;
J 167425.
——hbasket ball team, 1912. ©
Mar. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 3) 929i
167080.
team, 1911. © Dec. 7,
2c. Dac. 28, 1911: J 16448
[2 photographs]:
Kimball (Alfred)—Kimball (Mrs.
Alfred) © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 @ each
Jan. 17, 1912; J 164786, 164787.
(GEORGE
TOE:
HAYES LITHOGRAPHING Co., Buffalo.
[4253-4271
[19 prints]:
Apple blossoms.—Auto races.—Car-
nations.—Chums.—Following instruc-
tions. — Four pounder. — Friends. —
mo: 1, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
4420
HAYES LITHOGRAPHING co.—Continued.
[19 prints]—Continued.
Home sweet home.—Indian beauty nos.
1. 2.—Jones (John Paul )—Protection.—
Ready for the party.—Red lady.—
Simplicity.—Spring drive.—Sweet six-
teen.—Three beauties.—Unlooked for.
© wan. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 15;
1912; K 37648-37666.
HeacockK (HaAuie C.), St. Marie,
Idaho. [4272
St. Marie, Idaho, lumber yards and
buildings. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2 ce. Mar.
1, 1912; K 38378.
HeEtiEso (A. L.) Janesville, Minn.
[4273
Janesville, Minn., public library of.
i) Hep. 2); 1912: 2 ¢. Feb. '5, 1912; J
166234.
HENKEL (VALENTINE) Portland, Or.
[4274
Hood (Mt.) during silver thaw. ©
aa ot so12- 2 c, Keb. 6, 1912: 7
165913.
HENLEY (NORMAN W.) PUB. Co., New
York. [4275
Modern submarine boat chart. ©
wants, 191252 ¢ Jan--15--1912>-K
36114.
HENRY (Marie FEALiIEsS) New York.
[4276
Vacation savings fund. © May 15,
fit; 2) ¢. Web. 3, 1912; K 36999.
HENSHAW (A. GLENN COOPER) Indian-
apolis. [4277
Riley (James Whitcomb) © Mar.
pee 2 ec. Mar. 23, 1912-:. J 167440.
HENSLEY (Epwin E.) San Francisco.
[4278
Golden gate. © Jan. 11, 1912; 1c.
Meee, AS Ec. Jan. 26, 19u2¢ ) K
38155.
HEPNER (Wm.), New York. [4279
One of our latest creations for the
season of 1912. © Jan. 28, 1912; 1.
pan, 31, 1912; K 36667.
Herest (A. W.) Chicago. [4280
Grand Xmas package. [Series no. 5.
Xmas circular.] © Mar. 7, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 4, 1912; K.38648.
HERMAN (J.), Brooklyn.
[Colored post cards]:
As the old year fades into the new.
a2.
Best Christmas wishes. 46. [Oblong
winter scene on scroll above poinset-
tias.|—Best Christmas wishes. 61.
[4281-4420
HERMAN (J.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
[Landscape framed by cord and tassels
on holly branch.J—Best New Year
greeting. 68. [Side view of young
woman.]—Best New Year wishes. 59.
[Three swinging bells and holly above
round landsecape.]|—Best wishes for
Merry Christmas. 26. [Holly, mistle-
toe and Christmas bell below snow
scene.]—Bright and happy New Year.
2. [May all your resolves bring good
luck.]—Bright and happy New Year.
31, Ah may good fortune follow you.—
Christmas greeting. 38. [Man in
sleigh on country road near wind-
mill.]—Christmas greeting. 8. [Win-
ter landscape and _ violets.]—Christ-
mas greeting. 20. [Head of Santa
Claus with violets and holly. ]—Christ-
mas greeting. 27. Merry bells are
ringing happy hearts are singing.—
Christmas greeting. 64. [Young
woman wearing large bunch of vio-
lets. |—Christmas greetings. 6. [Winter
landscape framed in horseshoe.]—
Christmas greetings. 7. [Christmas
bells, holly and round spring land-
scape.]—Christmas greetings. AK,
[Winter landscape of country church in
round holly-trimmed frame.]—Christ-
mas greetings. 21. [Bird singing on
window sill.]|—Christmas_ greetings.
80. Let joy be thy guiding star.—
Christmas greetings. 35. [Panel land-
scape on scroll with spray of poinset-
tia.|—Christmas greetings. 71. [Oval
landscape in holly trimmed frame. ]—
Christmas jov and peace be thine. 25.
-—Compliments of Jan. Ist. 4.
Greetings of Jan. 1st. 8. [Carna-
tions and holly.]
Happy Christmas. 69. [Two small
birds singing on window sill.]—Happy
heart a brimful of cheer. 9. Happy
New Year. 7. Souvenir of Jan. 1st.—
Happy New Year. 32. [Court page
earrying bunch of violets.]—Happy
New Year. 41. [Young man carrying
roses and standing above hour-glass. ]—
Happy New Year. 48. [Young colonial
dame and pansies.]|—Happy New Year.
63. [Woman seated holding mandolin. ]
—Happy New Year. 65. [Winter
seene framed in horseshoe.|—Happy
New Year. 72. [Young woman hold-
ing up a mask.]—Here’s to a life, you
should lead. 18.
I’m thinking of you today because
it is Christmas. 30.
January 1st. 39. [Garland of holly.]
—January ist. 62. [Stars and semi-
circle of holly.J]—Jolly Christmas. 25.
81
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4420
HERMAN (J.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
Sweet memories are the golden links
of friendship.—Joyful Christmas. 9.
Country snow scene with woman in
foreground.|—Joyful Christmas. 18.
[Two birds singing on ivy vine and
holly bough.]—Joyful Christmas. 19.
[Head of Santa Claus, forget-me-nots
and holly.|—Just for old times sake.
47.
Let Christmas carols with their
laurels. 17.—Let not the ending of
the old year. 13.—Let the yule-log
burn bright. 23.
May Christmas be a merry day for
thee and thine. 22.—May the Christ-
mas chimes to all so dear. 5.—May
this find you in the best of health. 29.
—May this new year bring bright and
sunny hours. 1. Prosperous Jan. ist.
—May this New Year’s day unfold a
future clear and bright. 11.—Merry
Christmas. 2. [Four moss rose buds
and winter landscape.]—Merry Christ-
mas. 8. Cheerful fireside where Merry
hearts abound.—Merry Christmas. 6
With the merry bells, whose silvery
tongues proclaim good cheer.—Merry
Christmas. 10. Pray accept from me
a hearty Xmas_- greeting.—Merry
Christmas. 16. [Head of Santa Claus
below a bunch of poinsettia and spray
of holly.J]—Merry Christmas. 19.
[Holly design and burning log.J—
Merry Christmas. 24. I think of you
to-day because it is Christmas.—
Merry Christmas. 28. [Oblong snow
scene across band of stars.]—Merry
Christmas. 82. "Twas a Christmas
light—Merry Christmas. 45. [Snow
scene on scroll design.]—Merry Christ-
mas. 48. [Girl with pair of skates
across her arm.]—Merry Christmas.
49. [Landscape seen through oval
opening.—Merry Christmas. 60. [Two
birds singing on holly, branch before
window. ]—Merry Christmas and happy
New Year. 31. [Convolution of ribbon,
bells and holly about landscape.]—
Merry Christmas and a happy New
Year. 67. [Young woman carrying
pennant over left shoulder.]|—Merry
Christmas greeting. 17. [Head of
Santa Claus with holly and poinset-
tia./—Merry Christmas greeting. 24.
[Flock of sheep in foreground of oval
snow scene.]—Merry Christmas I wish
unto you. 16. JConventional poin-
settia design.]|—Merry Christmas to
you. 1. [Embossed head of ‘Santa
Claus.]—Merry Christmas to you. 27.
[Head of Santa Claus in snow storm. ]
—Merry greetings and Christmas
8
pt. Iv, D. 8, va
HERMAN (J.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
heer. 12. [Oval snow scene of church
near pond.]|—Merry may your Christ-
mas be. 23. [Conventional design
with oval landscape. ]
New Year’s greeting. 58. [Young
woman holding crop.]—New Year’s
9
ad
greetings. 57. [Conventional design
of holly, ribbon and landscape. ]
Remembrance and best wishes. 10.
[Fir trees about round frame of land-
scape. |—Right jolly Christmas. 21. I
wish you good health, I wish you good
cheer.—Right jolly Christmas. 26.
Bells, bells, Christmas bells.—Right
jolly Christmas. 36. [Winter land-
scape panel on scroll with poinsettia
spray.]—Right merry Christmas. 20.
Holly and poinsettia design.
Seasons greetings. 15. [Just for
dear old memory’s' sake.]|—Sincere
good wishes for a happy Christmas. 4.
Thanksgiving day greetings. 38.
[Puritan trading with Indian for tur-
key. ]—Thanksgiving day greetings. 50.
[Puritan saluting a baked turkey.]—
Thanksgiving day greetings. 53. [Pur-
itan with gun and turkey kissing
woman holding pudding.]—Thanksgiy-
ing day greetings. 55. [Young woman
entering door with basket on arm filled
with fruit.]—Thanksgiving greeting.
14. [Strutting turkey gobbler in wheat
field.]—Thanksgiving greeting. 15.
[Two turkey gobblers in wheat field.]
—Thanksgiving greetings. 33. [Two
turkeys, wheat field and poppies.]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 37. [Turkey
framed in wish bone.]—Thanksgiving
ereetings. 40. [Line of turkeys going
through wheat field.|—-Thanksgiving
greetings. 42. [Two turkeys one go-
ing through fence of wheat field.]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 44. Strutting
turkey gobbler near shock of wheat. ]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 51. [Two
turkeys at right of wild roses.]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 52. [Turkey
framed in wish bone hung on card.]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 54. [Turkey
framed in wish bone below horn of
plenty.]—Thanksgiving greetings. 56.
[Turkey framed in wish bone above
collection of fruit and vegetables. ]—
Thanksgiving greetings. 70. [Turkey
gobbler near lot of corn flowers.]—
This wreath of holly. 14.
Very merry Christmas. 13. [Bells
and ‘holly above oval country land-
seape. |
Wishing you a happy New Year. 66.
[Oblong snow scene; band of stars and
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
4543
HERMAN (J.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
holly.]—Wishing you a merry Christ-
mas. 22. [Hail to this Christmas
day.]—Wishing you a merry Christ-
mas. 28. Happy heart a bright fire-
side.—Wishing you a merry Christ-
mas. 29. [Holly and ribbon at left
of landscape.]—Wishing you a right
jolly Christmas. 384. Winter land-
scape showing through oblong open-
ing.—With best wishes for a merry
Christmas. 5. [Pine cones about
round snow scene with flock of sheep
feeding in foreground.] © Jan. 2, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 30, 1912; K 36516-86619.
[Embossed Xmas. name cards]:
_ Best Xmas. wishes. 1. [Holly &
ecandles.|—Best Xmas. wishes. 2:
[Holly & open fire.]—Bountiful Xmas.
[Holly & horn of plenty.]
Cheerful Xmas. 1. [Holly & horse-
shoe. ] Cheerful Xmas. , 2. [Holly
wreath around log.]—Cheerful Xmas.
3. [Poinsettia.]|—Christmas cheer. 1.
[Holly, poinsettia & candles.] Christ-
mas cheer. 2. [Holly & bells.]—Christ-
mas cheer. 38. [Holly.]—Christmas
cheer. 4. [Holly.]—Christmas cheer.
5. [Holly.]—Christmas greeting. 1.
[Poinsettia.]—Christmas greeting. 2.
[Holly & pine blossoms.]—Christmas
greeting. 3. [Poinsettia.]—Christmas
joy. 1. [Poinsettia.]—-Christmas joy.
2. [Holly & pine blossoms.]—Christ-
mas joy. 38. [Poinsettia.]—Christmas
joys. [Holly & _ bell.]—Christmas
thoughts. 1. [Holly & candles.]—
Christmas thoughts. 2. [Holly.]
Happy Xmas. 1. [Holly, poinsettia
& candles.J|—Happy Xmas. 2. [Hol-
ly.J—Happy Xmas. 3. [Poinsettia.]
Loving Xmas. [Holly & poin-
setta.|—Loving Xmas thought. [Hol-
ly.]
Merry Xmas. 1.
settia.] Merry Xmas. 2. [Holly &
bell.]|—Merry Xmas. 3. [Holly & open
fire.]—Merry Xmas. 4. [Holly.J—
Merry Xmas. 5. [Holly.]—Merry
Xmas. 6. [Holly & candle.]—Merry
Xmas. 7. [Holly & candle.]—Merry
Xmas to you. [Poinsettia.]
Right merrie Xmas. [Holly.]
Season’s greetings. [Poinsettia.]
Wishing you a merry Xmas. [Hol-
ly & holly bell.] © Feb. 15, 1912; 2c.
each Feb. 27, 1912; K 88116-88151.
[Holly & poin-
Hertz, New York. [4421, 4422
©
1912; K
8
Hertz English coaching coat.
Hep. clin, 'Ol2s 2 eC Mepi t,
387167.
a
Herrz—Continued.
Hertz new English sporting Nor-
fovky Gy Web. 5) (1919 2) 'e Bebo 7,
1912; K 387168.
Hess (EpwarbD) Oakland, Cal. [44238
Adams (Mt.), Wash., from Snow
Plow Mt) © Fan. 30, 191232 ‘ce. Jan.
19, 1912; J 166017.
HEYMANN (M.) New York.
[4424 4543
[120 photographs]:
At her best.
Booklet for souvenir. — Before
Thanksgiving.—Bells and stars.—Book
and flowers.—Book and leaves.—Book
with greetings.—Bunch of pansies.
Carnations. — Christmas bells. —
Christmas message.—Church and flow-
ers.—Church and_ stars. — Church
bells—Church in snow.—Church on
the hill.—Cluster of forget-me-nots.—
Cluster of roses.
Destined to die.
Emblem of beauty.—Evergreen on
snow.—Hvergreen with bells.
Fair sisters, 1, 2.—Flowers in bas-
ket.—Flowery greeting.—Fond love to
brother.—Fondest love to. sister.—
Fondest remembrance. — Forget-me-
nots.—From lover to loved.—Full
blown rose.
Garden treasure.—Glad tidings.—
Good will to man.
Happily unconscious.—Happy tid-
ings.—Holly and _ bells—Holly and
mistletoe.-—Horn with flowers.—Horn
with roses.—Horn with violets.—Hot
house rose.
In bloom.
Last rose of summer.—Last war
ery.—Lonely church.—Lot of sweets.—
Love to dear father.—Love_ to
mother.
Marechal niel.—Message via the
rose.—Mistletoe (The).
Not thankful.
Old church.—Open book.
Peace and sunshine.—Peace be on
earth.—Pinks.—Plucked from the gar-
den of roses.—Poinsettia and book.—
Poinsettia clock.—Poinsettia greet-
ings.—Poinsettia new year.—Poinset-
tia remembrance.—Poinsettia souve-
nir.—Poinsettia time.—Proud turkey.
Queen of flowers.
Ready to go on a journey.—Re-
signed to his fate——Rose, an American
beauty.—Rose loves the sunshine.—
Rose of Sharon.—Roses and buds.—
Roses and thorns.—Roses bring
thoughts of you.—Roses in basket.
St. Nick and his pack.—St. Nick and
toys.—St. Nick, dispenser of happi-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4544
pt. IV, ase
HreEYMANN (M.)—Continued.
[120 photographs]—Continued.
ness.—St. Nick, lover of mankind.—
St. Nick remembers the kiddies.—St.
Nick, wholesaler of love—Santa
Claus.—Santa Claus and child.—San-
ta Claus and gifts——Santa Claus and
toys.—Santa Claus and Xmas tree.—
Santa Claus carrying child.—Seeking
her mate.—Sister to the fair.—Snow
and bells.—Snow covered.—Souvenir
book.—Spray of roses.—Story the rose
told.—Story the violets told.—Sweet
mates.—Sweet remembrance.—Sweet-
est chimes.—Sweetly scented.
Thanksgiving dreams.—To my _ be-
loved mother.—To my darling.—To
my sweetheart.—To the best of
friends.—To the best of mothers.—To
the loved ones at home.—To the sweet-
est of girls—Token of remembrance.—
Turk cf the west.—Turkey (The).
Under the Xmas sky.—Until we
meet again.—Western turkey.—When
the roses bloom again.—Winter flow-
ers.—Winter scene.
Xmas’ own ©) Dec. 28. 1911; 2 Jc.
each Jan. 8, 1912; J 164824164943.
Hrpparp (C. J.) Minneapolis.
4544, 4545
Burke (Gov.) at the N. W. land
show, Dec. 1911. © Dec. 19, 1911;
ore. san; 20, 192) J 165368.
Special settlers train to last moun-
tain valley, Saskatchewan, Mar. 18,
1912: © Mar. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 28,
1912; J 167540.
Hickam (W. P.) Portland, Or. [4546
Hood (Mt.) from Portland. © Jan.
Pe hOk Se. pan 20, 1GL2 = J wEea2os,
Hicains (FRANK C.) New York.
4547, 4548
susie eryptograph, celestial square.
Cs ¢) San. S, 1912 > sor.
——Pythagorean development. ©
IG, JO.) B, LOLA) 1.808.
Hitt (R.) Philadelphia.
Lt Drivites ‘:
After the shower.—Clare.—HEunice.—
Fair equistrienne.—Felice.—Fit for a
king.—Forest giants.—Fritz.—Grace.—
Holland ecanal.—Old mill road.—Re-
gent of the night.—Return from the
honeymoon. — Satisfaction guaran-
teed.—Up in theair.—Village smithy.—
Young rough rider. © Dec. 30, 1911;
2c. ench Jan. 25, 1912; K 36335-36351.
[51 prints]:
Alys.—Autumn.—Belle.—Bit of gos-
sip.—By the spring house.—Colonial
days.—Counsellor.—Crossing the line.—
[4549-4616
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
[51 prints]—Continued.
Debutante.—Do it now.—Dora.—Even-
ing prayer.—Favorite (The).—First
class work only.—Fishing for the mar-
ket.—Gathering shadows.—Good _be-
ginning. — Gretchen. — Guardian. — —
Hans.—Helen.—Her favorite hymn.—
Hilda.—Iris 1, 2.—Jane.—King of the
plains.—Kitty.—Lily.—Little baker.—
Making pigs of themselves.—Nature’s
temple.—-On guard.—Prairie belle.—
Reverie. — Roses. — Shady pasture. —
Show pair.—Silver ripples.—Spring.—
Sterling action. — Summer. — Sympa-
thy. — Thoroughbreds. — Two hearts
that beat as one.—Two’s company.—
When love is young.—When shadows
gather.—Where breezes blow.—Win-
ter.—Wish me luck. © Dec. 30, 1911;
2c. each Jan. 28, 1912; K 36189-36239.
HIE: (S.°R%) Butler, Bax [4617
Critical situation. © Mar. 13, 1912;
2 ec. Mar. 15, 1912: J ata
Hitton (Davin H.) Jersey City. [4618
His first bite of apple. © Jan. 13,
1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 138, 1912 -Gaeee
HINES (Francis W.) Washington.
[4619
Burial of the Maine victims.
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 « Man, 29 78iee
J 167581.
HISPANIC soc. oF AMERICA, New York.
[4620-4630
Hispanic soe. of America, Spanish
rug no. 1-10.. © Feb. 28, 19122
each Mar. 1, 1912; J 166840—-166849.
Spanish rug no. 11. © Mar. 18,
1912; 2.c. Mar. 22, 1912 alice
Hires (THomMAS A.) McPherson, Kan.
[463814636
Colburn brothers co., new home of
big flour. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c Mar.
9, 1912; J 167090.
McPherson, Kan., Colburn bros. new
reinforced concrete flour mill. © 1 e.
Jan. 9, 1911; J 164474.
——Colburn’s new mill and ele-
vator grain tanks. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2
e. Jan. 9, 1912; J 164471.
—— commercial club banquet no. 1.
© Feb. 19, 1912;°2 ¢c. Feb. 27, 19i2ea
t66TL1:
—-—Main st. and White way.
Swedish Lutheran church. © Feb. 20,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 27, 1912; J 166710,
166711. [
84
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
HoERMANN (C. 8S.) Dubuque, Io.
[46387
Eagle's head. © Feb. 18, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 17, 1912; K 38156.
HonLapDAy (FRED M.) Oakland, Cal.
[4638
Unit system of letter spacing. © 1
eo Mar 7, 1912; I 897.
HOLLAND LAUNDRY, INC., Philadelphia.
[4639
Holland. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
24, 1912; K 38064.
HOLLENBACH, DIETRICH & CO., Reading,
Pa. [4640
Be prepared for a dry spell. © Dec.
Zo, 1912; 2c Feb. 7, 1912; K 37194.
HOLLER srupDi0, Brooklyn. [4641
Officers, 1911, Bedford lodge no. 574,
Band A. M. © Jan. 10, 1912; 1 ©¢.
Jam. 16, 1 e. Jan. 22, 1912; J 165069.
HouLiey (LuLu) Hinsdale, Mass.
[4642
Ironegy. © Dec. 10, 1911; 2 c. Mar.
11, 1912; J 167086.
HOLLINGSWoRTH (CHAS, M.) Washing-
ton. [4648
Nomination races. Our great nat’]
quadrennial double event. [1912] ©
eet ts 3D C,. Mar: 5.1912). K
385438.
Hotmes & BisHop, Baltimore. [4644
Gibbons (Cardinal) archbishops and
bishops. © Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 13.
1912; J 164544.
HOLOPHANE Co., Newark, O. [4645
Spacing chart for holophane reflec-
iors. ‘(C) Mar. 5, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 8,
1912; K 4004.
HOLOPHANE GLASS CO., New York.
[46464650
Light modifiers, 121-125. © 1.
each Feb. 26, 1912; I 870-874.
HOLsInceR (R. W.) Charlottesville,
Va. [4651-4653
Alderman (E. A.) Pres. of the Uni-
versity of Virginia, 1-3. © Feb. 20,
fee 2 eG. each Feb. .238, 1912; J
166785-166787.
Hoopwin (J. W.) Chicago. [46544658
[Girl’s heads & figures.] Print no. 1.
© Feb. 16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; K
38049.
Prints’ nos; 2-525 ©” Web. 47,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 19, 1912; K 88050—
38053.
CLASSES, H TO K
4833
Hoover (Jos.) & Sons, Philadelphia.
[4659
Caress (The). © Jan. 4, 1912; 2c.
Jan. 4, 1912; K 385550.
Hopkins (W. D.) AND MoTTeR (E. E.)
Houston. [4660
Houston, Tex., modern city. © Mar.
20); bON2 32 en. Mar, 25, 1912: K 39970,
HorGAN (J.) JR., Scranton, Pa.
[4661-4669
Palisades, Moosic Lake ry., B.
Sepa 29, Ort: 2' ¢)' Dee. 26) LOI: J
165085.
Scranton, Pa.:
10 P. M. on Court house sq.—1l1 P. M.
on Court house sq., A-G.—© June 20,
1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26, 1911; J 165086—
165098.
Hornspy & FREIBERG, Chicago.
[4670-4672
Violet. © Feb. 9, 1912; 2c. Feb. 12,
LOT? ViAG6228: :
[2 photographs]:
Our Easter lily, 201.—Our matinee
belle, 200. © Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c. each
Jan, 2, 1912; J 164099, 164100.
HorsMAN (E. F.) co., New York.
[4673
Horsman’s blue ribbon baby. © 1c.
Dec. 29, 1911; J 164479.
HOSKINS MFG. CO., Detroit. [4674-4677
Recording pyrometer chart, Ff. ©
Noy? Oi A900 5 dhe: Wan2) 19l2s F794.”
Recording pyrometer charts, G—I.
© Dec. 27, 1911; 1 c. each Jan. 2. 1912;
I 795-797.
Hosper (A.) co., Omaha, Neb.
[6 prints]: 4678-4683
Come in without knocking.—Kiddie
at home.—Man is made of dust.—
Please don’t spit on the floor.—Sociable
man.—To hell with yesterday. © Dec.
Bet) NOL 2 er eaek “Jan. 3: TOLD IK
35155-85160.
HovuGHTON, MIFFLIN Cco., Boston.
[150 photographs] : [4684-4833
Abbotsford, 89, 118.—Abbotsford, the
garden, 13.—Aberfoyle, clachan of,
281.—Aberfoyle, old bridge at, 275.—
Achray (Loch) 284.—Aged oak on
Ellen’s Isle, 267.—Ancient tombstones,
883.—Anthony’s (St.) chapel. 153.—
Ashby-de-la-Zouche, 439.—Ashby-de-la-
Zouche, banqueting hall and_ keep,
434.—Ashestiel, 83.—Auchmithie, sea-
shore at, 621.
Balliol tower, 489.—Balquhidder,
braes of, 255.—Barnard castle, 499.—
Ben Ledy, 258.—Ben Lomond and Loch
Ard, 280.—Blenheim park, 209.—Brack-
85
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4834
HovuGHTON, MIFFLIN co.—Continued.
[150 photographs ]—Continued.
enbury tower, 288.—Branksome castle,
140.—Brides (St.) chapel, 251.—Brig
o Turk, 269.
Caerlaverock castle, 39.—Cambus
More, 259.—Campsie Linn, 329.—Car-
gill cottage, interior of, 625,—Cathi-
cart castle, 215.—Chillingham castle,
the garden, 573—Clyde, Valley of the,
237—Coningsburgh castle, 470.—Craig-
inthan castle, 597.—Crichton castle,
188.—Cumnor church, 413.—Cumnor
village, 414.—Cuthbert’s (St.) Holy
Isle, 208.
Dairy bridge, 494.—Deepdale, 500.—
Dirk Hatteraick’s cave, 52.—Doune cas-
tle, 240.—Dryburgh abbey, 67.—Dum-
fries, High st., 48.—Dumfries, Mid-
steeple, 42.—Dundrennan abbey, 40.—
Dunfermline, the monastery, 169.—
Dunimail raise, 521.—Dunstaffnage cas-
tle, 301.
Earl’s castle, 360.—Edinburgh, 167,
192. Eggleston abbey, 491.—WHildon
Hills and Tweed Valley, 127.—Ethie
castle, 394.
Fair maids house, 324.—Falkland
eastle, 319.—Fountains abbey, 473.—
Fountains abbey, interior, 476.
Germains (St.) ehureh of, 513.—
Glasgow cathedral, 584.—Glencaple,
32.— Glendearg, evening at, 62.—
Gloucester cathedral, 557.—Godstow
priory, 415.—Grandtully castle, 382.—
Greta River, 504.
Helvellyn, 524.—Hoddam castle, 26.
Inverlochy castle, 305.—Inversnaid
Falls on Loch Lomond, 291.—Irthing
River, 1.
Jarlshof ruins.
bey, 479.
Katrine (Loch) and Ben Au, 614.—
Kelso abbey, 70.—Kenilworth castle,
banqueting hall, 422.—Kenilworth cas-
tle, corner of the ruins, 426.—Kenil-
worth castle, from the tilt yard, 421.—
Kenilworth castle, Leicester building
and Caesar’s tower, 418.—Kenilworth
eastle, Merwyn’s tower, 424.—Kin-
fauns castle, 809.—Kirkpatrick Jron-
gray, church of, 30.
Lasswade cottage, 184.—Leny (River),
falls of the, 250.—Lindesfarne abbey,
207.—Linlithgow palace, 178.—Llangol-
len, valley of, 540.—Loch Leven castle,
313.—Lomond (Loch) from Inversnaid,
292.—Lomond (Loch), from supposed
cavern of Donald Bean Lean, 295.
Magnus (St.) cathedral, 369.—Major
oak, view of trunk, 454.—Mary’s (St.)
Loch, 96.—Melrose abbey, 77.—Melrose
abbey, east window, 80.—Mons Meg,
190.—Moray house, 151.—Mountain and
meadow, 272.
355.—Jervaulx ab-
pt. 1¥, ee
HouGHTON, MIFFLIN co.—Continued.
[150 photographs]—Continued.
Naworth castle, 120.—Newark castle,
91.—Norham castle, 211.
Orkney, Crofters cottage, 380.—Ork-
ney, Kirkwell, Bridge st., 358.—Ork-
ney, Kirkwell, harbor of, 385.
Peat gatherers, 349.—Peel
518.—Popping stone, 3.
Saddleback, 523.—Saxon tower, 514.—
Scalloway, 3846.—Scotch mist on Ben
Vorlich, 296.—Scott monument, 148.—
Scott’s tomb, 65.—Sherwood forest
major oak, 443.—Sherwood forest, road
in, 455.—Skiddaw, 526.—Smailholm
tower, 74.—Solway Firth, 47.—Stand-
ing stones of Stennis, 368.—Stirling
bridge, old, 246.—Stirling castle, 248.—
Stobhall castle, 330.—Stonebyre Falls,
234.—Stromness, 376.—Sumburgh head,
Boe.
Tantallon castle, 196.—Tay (Loch)
337.—Tay Valley, 311.—Tees (River)
492.—Tees, Valley of the, 486.—Thirl-
mere Lake, 522.—Thomas’ (St.) abbey,
ruins of, 389.—Tolbooth door, the old,
123.—Traquair house, 136.—Triermain
castle, 10.—Triermain castle rock, 525.—
Trossachs and Loch Achray, 285.—
Turnberry castle, 226.—Tweed (River)
and Hildon Hills, 63.
Ullswater, 528.
Wales, Powis castle, front view,
545.—Wales, Powis castle, view from
the garden, 546.—Warwick castle,
433.—-Warwick castle, entrance to,
441.—Watchman (The) 3873.—Where
twined the path, 266.—Windermere
(Lake) 580.—Woodstock village, 408.
York, Walmgate bar, 459.—York
Minster, 461.—York water gate, 404.—
© Jan. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 15, 1912;
J 164624164773.
castle, —
Howarp (H. F.) Washington. [4834
[In shoot.] © Mar 19) 1912-s202
Mar: 22, 1912" K. Sosa,
HowarD (JAMES L.) Topeka, Kan.
[4835
Wonder in the woods. © Jan. 3,
1912; 2°c. Jan. 11, 1912: J 1645a2)
Howe (J. RAYMOND) co., Chicago.
[4886-48389
New shoes. © Dec. 26, 1911; 2 «.
Feb. 7, 1912; K 37181.
Property. © Dec. 26, 1911; 2 ¢c. Feb.
1912; toes:
Protest. © Dec. 26, 1911; 2 c. Feb.
{, 1912: K Siise
Question. © Dec. 26, 1911; 2 «.
Feb. 7, 1912; K 37184.
86
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K
Huser (Hueco) New York. [4840, 4841
Englewood Cliffs, N. J.:
Artist’s studio on the slope of the
Palisades.—Palisade Falls. © Mar.
me, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 22, 1912; J
167408, 167409.
Hupner (G. A.) Minneapolis.
[48424846
Cleary (Father J. M.) © May 2,
1910: 2c. Jan. 5, 1912; J 164504. -
Czerwonky (Richard) © Nov. 17,
1911; 2c. Jan. 9, 1912; J 164473.
Meyers (J. E.) © Mar. 6, 1912;
= ec. Mar. 29, 1912; J 167582.
Minneapolis string quartette, 1, 2.
mr Nov, 20; 1911; 2 c. each Jan. '5,
1912; J 164264, 164265.
HUELSDONK (CORNELIUS) Seattle.
' [4847-4849
[3 photographs] :
Hlk at home, 079.—Home of the elk,
O88, 099. © Feb. 24, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 29, 1912; J 166774—166776.
Hucues (EH. A.) Chicago.
Northwestern dental school.
Mar. 8, 1912; J 167064.
HucuHes (JAMES F.) co., Baltimore.
[4851
Emerson (Hotel) © Dec. 15, 1911;
2.¢. Jan. 11, 1912; J 164527.
Tiveuwes (W. A.) Los Angeles. [4852
Eyton (Referee) wiping grease off
of Abe Attell, Feb. 22, 1912, at fight.
er Hep. 23, 1912: 2 ec. Mar: 7, 1912; 5
167047.
HuMPHERY (Etta) & ANDREWS (R.
H.) Oakland, Cal. [4853
Thoroughbreds. ©1c. Jan. 8, 1912;
J 164452.
Hunt (Cxiair) Colville, Wash.
[4854-4885
[4850
©le.
[382 photographs]:
Annie, 130.—At home, 95.—Chief’s
daughter, 102.—Columbia belles, 91.—
Columbia girl, 94.—-Columbia girls,
§9.—Columbia matrons, 122.—Colum-
bia mother and child, 85.—Columbia
woman, 99.—Crown prince, 126.—En
féte, 128.—Gamblers, 139.—Garbed in
Indian finery, 106.—Happy maiden,
127._His first war dress, 101.—
Indian childhood. 914.—Indian mother,
m.103.—Joe and his dog, 87/.—Made-
Bline, 150.—Moses (Chief) 83.—Moses
(Chief) mounted, 86.—Mourner, 140.—
Nespelem camp, 115.—Nez Percé man
and wife, 147.—Nez Percé matron,
154.—Nez Percé playmates, 84.—Old
Columbia woman, 68.—Poween (Tom)
Hunt (CiLArr)—Continued.
[32 photograph]—Continued.
152.—Sadness, 132.—Two savages, 82.—
War dance, 109.—Young warrior, 92.
©) Dee. B28:' 1911s 2 e.-each;s Jan. 22,
1912; J 165094-165125.
Wunt (Woopsury E.) co., Concord,
DN, (Ee [4886-4915
[2 photographs] :
Morning hours.—Rosebuds. © Feb.
20 tou 12: er each Mar./23,) 191.2%) Ff
167442, 167443.
[3 photographs]:
Secret (A).—Summer joys.—Winter
day. © Jan. 26, 1912: 2 c each Jan.
31, 1912; J 165418165420.
[6 prints]:
August.—Fritz.— Heinrich.— Kar].—
Ludwaz: Otte, ©/Jam. 23, 1912: 2 ¢
each Ireb. 2, 1912; K 87470-87475.
[7 photographs]:
Cherry ripe.—Companions.—Corner
in cbherries.—Daisies.—Dolly Gray.—
Happy hours.—Morning spin. © Jan.
209 Serie reseacn, dan. fal) ALOr so
165411165417.
[12 prints] :
And it’s o the green shamrock.—
Chosen leaf of bard and chief.—EHaster
greeting—1 [Easter bonnet.]—HEHaster
greeting—2 [Easter eggs.]—Easter
ereeting—8 [Easter offering.]—Haster
greeting—4 [Easter rabbit.]—Easter
greeting—) [Gaddap.]—Erin go bragh.
—For Erin’s fame shall never die.—
Happy Easter—1 [Bunny the artist.]
—kKeep your memory green.—St. Pat-
rick’s day in the morning. © Jan. 8,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 2, 1912; K 37458-
37469.
IDEAL AEROPLANE & SUPPLY co., New
York. [4916
Cecil Peoli racer. © Feb. 23, 1912;
1c. Feb. 21, 1912; I 866.
IDEAL SPECIALTY CO., Chicago.
[4917, 4918
My automobile trips. © Feb. 20,
1912; 2c. Feb. 24, 1912; K 38063.
Vacation days. © Feb. 13, 1912;
2c. Feb. 15, 1912; K 37840.
Imp FILMS co. See list of moving-pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
InBoDy (J.) Elkhart, Ind.
[4919-4923
Sunday (Mrs. W. A.) © Mar. 27,
1Ot2 2 en Mar. (202 19t2 ad ACTER:
Sunday (Rev. W. A.) © Mar. 27,
TGE2 2 e2Mar: 29: 19123" £67580.
Sunday (Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A.)
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InNBopy (J.)—Continued.
Winona Lake, Ind.:
In their cosy corner.—Leaving home
for another campaign.—Saying good-
bye. © Feb. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
1, 1912; J 166810—-166812.
INDEPENDENT MOVING PICTURE co. See
list of moving-pictures at end of this
catalogue.
INSURANCE PRESS, New York.
[49244926
Daughter (The) .© Jan. 12, 1912;
ees, 15) TOU)? Ki S611,
Moral. Do it now. © Mar., 1912;
2e. Mar. 15, 1912; K 39064.
Nothing left—but trouble. © Feb.
13, 1912: 2c. Feb... 14, 19122 KoSra5o.
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New York.
[4927-4938
[i2.prints].:
Bring pure white
ereeting. [Conventional flower de-
sign.J]—Easter greeting. [Silver cross
and flower design.]—-Easter time give
praise and sing—Fragrance of this
little flower.—Happy Easter wishes.
Tor low the time of the singing of
birds is come.—May this Easter sea-
son bring to you peace—May your
Easter be bright. [Honeysuckle de-
sign.]—May your life be abounding in
Easter gladness.—O flower fair your
beauty brings glad hnews.—We welcome
thee oh Easter tide.—World of peace I
bring you. © Dec. 20, 1911; 2c. each
Jan. 13, 1912; K 35658-35669.
lilies.—Easter
INTERNATIONAL NEWS. SERVICE, New
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Albany Dunbar. © Jan. 3, 1912; 1
ce; Jan. 4, 1992: K 35243;
And ‘then: ) (©) fan. \'S1). 1912s 2 e.
Feb. 1, 1912; K 36702.
And then, kerchoo, he
[A912 :
©) Feb. 5; 1.4 Feb. 6; K 37154.
© Feb. 8: 1c Feb. 9; K 37254.
©) Feb. 13; 1 ¢c. Feb. 145K 375387.
© Feb. 16; 1c. Feb. 17; K 37824.
© Feb. 22; 1c. Feb. 23; K 38026.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 27; K 38163.
© Mar. 7; 1¢. Mar. 8; K 38690.
© Mar. 13; 1¢. Mar. 14; K 39023.
Andy’s little lamb. © Jan. 3, 1912;
1c. Jan. 4, 1912; K 35246.
Antediluvian ancestors [1912]:
© Feb. 15; 1c. Feb. 16; K 37722.
At last. © Feb. 28, 1912; 1 c.. Feb.
29, 1912;°K 388867,
sneezed.
88
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Awful nightmare at Oyster Bay. ©
Jan. 12, 1912; 1 ¢, Jami da. toe
35686.
Blow out. © Feb. 9, 1912; 1c. Feb.
10, 1912 KV Si2e.
Boosters [1912]:
© Jan. 19; 1 ec. Jan. 20; K 36091.
Burial of the Me. © Mar. 20, 1912;
1 ce. Mar. 21, 1912; ko S0s235
Campaign fusileers. © Jan. 80,
1912; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1912; Ke stoe7
Carnegie ducks not all swans. ©
Jan. 16, 1912; 1 ¢, Jam 2S
35909.
Dance. © Jan. 22, 19127 1) eae
25, 1912; K S627h:
Did you ever know it to fail [1912]:
© Jan. 6; 1¢. Jan. 8; K 35463.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 13; K 37480.
Diogenes [1912]:
© Jan. 20; 1 c. Jans 22% K s6lerey
© Mar. 8; 1 ec. Mar. 9; K 38805.
Dream of a lobster fiend. [1912]:
(© Feb. 2; 1 ©& Feb 3; K sraus:
© Feb. 7; 1 & Web. 82 si222.
© Feb. 20: 1 c. Feb. 20s sysgee
(© Feb. 27; 1 ec. Feb. 28; K 38274.
© Mar. 1: 1 e Mar. 2; K 38419:
© Mar. 4; 1¢. Mar. 5; K 38548.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 38598.
© Mar. 9; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38918.
© Mar. 11; 1 ec Mar. 12; K 38952.
© Mar. 14; 1 «. Mar; 15) K 390s.
© Mar. 16; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39628.
© Mar. 19; 1¢. Mar. 20; K 39763.
© Mar. 21; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39887.
© Mar. 23; 1 « Mar. 25; K 39943.
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40091.
© Mar. 30; 1c Apr. 1; K 40172.
© Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 4; K 40341.
Faithful employee [1912]:
© Jan. 24; 1¢. Jani 255 Reacaen
© Jan..30;.1 c Jan. 31 eeeouree
© Feb. 1; 1 c. Feb. 2; K 36745.
© Feb. 6:1 ¢. Feb. 7; Kamen
© Feb. 9; 1 ec. Feb. 10; K 37284.
(©) Feb. 14;.1 c. Feb. 15; Ko s7ave:
19. 1 c. Feb. 203) Bareane
. 23; 1 ec. Feb. 24; K 88054.
. 28: 1 c. Feb. 297 Ki esas.
. 8; 1c. Mar. 9; K 388s03a:
12: 1¢. Mar. 183 eee
15; 1c Mar. 16; K 39435,
* 18: 1c. Mar. 19; K 39672:
Mar. 20; 1 c. Mar. 21; K 39821.
© Mar, 22; 1c. Mar. 13; K 39914.
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Faithful servant. © Jan. 25, 1912;
mec. Jan. 26, 1912; K 36375.
featie sex. ©: Mar. 7, 1912: 1 ¢
Mar. 8, 1912; K 38691.
Gentlemen, what am I offered. ©
mep. 40, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 12, 1912; K
Bloo.
Good story. © Mar. 28, 1912; 1 «.
Mar. 29, 1912; K 40090.
Happy Harveygan. © Jan. 22,1912;
me. dan. 25, 1912; K. 36278.
He knows his rights. © Feb. 26,
wo12: 1 c. Feb. 27, 1912; K 38164.
He’s one of those telephone fiends.
er jan. 2a, 1912: 1c. Jan. 24, 1912; K
36280.
Honeyfugler bros. © Mar. 22, 1912;
me. Mar. 23, 1912; K 39915.
In the frozen south. © Mar. 18,
eot2- 1 © Mar. 16, 1912; K 39629.
Ingratitude of Prof. Gloom. © Jan.
25, 1912; 1c. Jan. 24, 1912; K 36281.
Is he running. © Jan. 4, 1912; 1c.
maim. 9, 1992- K 35272.
It might have been worse [1912]:
etiam, 153 0.¢c. Jan: 16 Ko 35778.
© Jan. 18; 1c Jan. 19; K 36064.
fe) Web. 20; 1c. Feb. 21; K 37892.
© Mar. 11; 1 c. Mar. 12; K 38954.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
It was only a dream [1912]—Contd.
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© Jan. 29: 1 ec. Jan. 30; K 36633.
Jc Bis: zoe to’ Hey pt. ©) Jan; 3;
1912; 1 @. Jan. 4, .1912;..K 35244.
Jerome: Come on in, the waters fine.
@)\ Jans 2551912: 1 se, Jan: 26, 1912:
ik 36378.
Joys and glooms [1912]:
©) amy as I es Sama 1 1K
©) ely ls T. Ney. Meby 2's VK
© Feb. 5; 1 c. Feb. 6; K
© Feb. 10; 1c Feb. 12; K
© Feb. 26; 1 ec. Feb. 27; K
© Mar: 9; 1 ¢. Mar. 11; K 38919.
© Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 16; K 39436.
© Mar. 22; 1 ¢. Mar. 23; K 39917.
Knox, Sec’t of State, & his wife at
Palm Beach. © Feb. 19, 1912; 1 «¢.
Feb. 20, 1912; K 37868.
Let us all swear off together. ©
Janne Ot2 = dee dan. 2a" TOU ie Ke
35109.
Life in a great city.
1GIZ ek el Bebis 24, 19t2 KK
Man on the box. © Jan.
1 ¢@. Jan, 25, 1912; K 386326.
Man with the ax. © Jan.
i @., Jan. 24, 1912°3°K 36279.
Mr. Belmont’s presidential candidate
apologizes while you wait. © Mar. 5,
19125) 1.ch Mar 6, 1912; K 38597.
Mr. Duck [1912]:
Bolo2.
36746.
37153.
d73a1.
38162.
©) Heb. 23,
388055.
24, 1912;
235, 1912;
It’s a sad story [1912]: © Jan. 16; teu Vans Lege K 35910.
© Jan. 10; texan ola: K 35599. © Jan. AGF ey Save. 18; K 35938.
© Tan. 19: 1 ¢. Jan. 20: K 36090. © Jamhse Te: Jan: Bes Faye SG 36062.
© Mar. 21; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39888. © Jan. 19; 1c. Jan. 20; K 36092. .
It was a bloomer-joy and peace Mr. Jack [1912]:
maner © Jan. 2,.1912; 1. ¢) Jan. 38, ©)|Feb. 17; 1 e. Feb. 19; K 37342.
1912; K 35110. © Feb. 21; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38024.
It was a dream. © Jan. 3, 1912; 1 © Feb. 24; 1 ec. Feb. 26; K 38104.
Mee rs cones. © Feb. 26; 1c. Feb. 27; K 38161.
Ht. . Mar "O5, ae Loe mide c © Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 1; K 38384.
: pars ‘ ; © Mar. 2; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 38465.
See oy. 4 dream [mil © Mar. 6; 1c. Mar. 7; K 38613.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan:
© Jan.
Qe A ¢. Jana’; i ool,
5c, Jam 6s Krsbata!
6;1c¢. Jan. 8; K 35464.
10; en dane ibs KK S560:
f42\P ie: Jan 1Bs KC ' 35649.
123.4 ¢. Jan. 133K S568.
15; * e@, Jani 163, K S515:
225 dc eo, San, 2a3) 16. SO2Te.
38722—12——-7
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 28; K 40031.
©) Apr.'4; 1 ¢ Apr. 5:. K40364.
Mr. Taft swaps horses. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40340.
Mrs\Trubbelll: }©) Jan, '25,/1912);; 1.
Jan. 26, 1912; K 36874.
Money power. © Feb. 16, 1912; 1e.
| Feb. 17, 1912; K 387823.
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Money trust. © Feb. 12, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 18, 1912; K 387478.
Morse (Chas. W.) © Feb. 9, 1912;
1c. Feb. 10, 1912; K 37288.
Never homes [1912]: °
© Mar. 19; 1 c Mar. 20; K 39764.
© Mar. 20; 1 ¢. Mar. 21; K 39822.
New masterpiece. © Jan. 30, 1912;
ie Jan. sf: 1912: K Seer:
New York state bargain counter. ©
gan. 4, 1912: te. Jan. 5, 1912 5K 3b271.
No peace at home. © Feb. 2, 1912:
1c. Feb. 3, 1912; K 387004.
Not a bad portrait painter. © Mar.
2, 1912; 1 ce. Mar. 4, 1912; K 38464.
Not seen at the garden show. ©
Jan. O. 19124 1 :e. Jan, 10 “tor 1K
So0og,
Oh those cruel propellers. © Mar.
26, 1912 1,.@ Mar. 27; 1992 Ke 460i:
Only hope of tranquillity. © Mar.
8, 1912; 1 e. Mar. 9, 1912; K 388804.
Our antediluvian ancestors [1912]
© Jan, 24- 1c. Jan. 25; 1% 36828:
Parcels post will get you if you don’t
watch out. © Feb. 3, 1912; 1 c Feb.
by, 1002! Ke Bit:
Piker. © Jan. 26,. 1942; 1c. Jan.
2, 1912: K 86470.
Political Johnnies. © Apr. 3, 1912;
1 e@. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40842.
Profitable dissolution. © Apr. 4,
1912; 1 ¢. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40368.
Soreness of Bille ye solidde manne.
(Oi Pam 330.1912» Tey Web, 1. 1942 » aK
36701.
Sphinx of Oyster Bay. © Jan. 5,
112... c.. Jan: 6, 1912) K Soa (4.
Stealing second with the bases full.
©) Mar. 30; 1912); tc Apr. 1; 1912° K
40180.
There they are, the whole rustique
krew, imitating the New bro’s. |
Pep 414) LOND 19) Gh) Bebo snOe7Ot2 © kK
87848.
They’re both yours. © Feb. 20,
1912; 1 c. Feb. 21, 1912; K 37894.
Tom Powers’s the yater. [1912]:
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 28; K 40030.
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 29, K 40092.
© Mar. 30; 1c. Apr. 1; K 40174.
© Apr. 2: 1c. Apr. 3: K 40276,
Turkey trot. © Jan. 11, 1912; 1c.
Jan. 11, 1912; K 85650.
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"Twas a cold night. [1912]:
© Feb. 15; 1 c. Feb. 16; K 37723.
Uncle Trusty [1912]: .
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 7; K 37198.
© Feb. 138; 1 c Feb. 14; K 37588.
© Feb. 14; 1 ce. Feb. 15; K 37699.
© Feb. 19; 1-c. Feb. 20; K 37862.
© Feb. 21; 1 c Feb. 23; K 38025.
© Feb, 22; 1 c. Feb. 23: K 38027.
© Feb. 28; 1 ec. Feb. 29; K 38366.
© Mar. 1; 1c. Mar. 2; K 38420.
© Mar. 4; 1 ce. Mar. 5; K 38549.
© Mar. 5; 1 ec. Mar. 6; K 38596.
© Mar. 9; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 38917.
© Mar, 11; 1c Mar. 12; K 38953.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 18; K 38996.
© Mar. 13; 1 ec. Mar. 14; K 39024.
© Mar. 18; 1 c. Mar. 19: K 39670.
© Mar. 27; 1 c. Mar. 28; K 40032.
© Mar. 29; 1 c. Mar. 30; K 40109.
© Mar, 30; 1 c. Apr. i; Ke 40173)
© Apr. 1; 1 © Apr 2- Ki 4gis
©) Apr. 2; 1-c. Apr. 35 K 40207,
Wanted, three thousand tons of
blotters. © Mar. 11, 1912; 1 ¢ Mar.
12, 1912; K 38956:
Wasn’t Miss Tottie the strong little
lady? © Mar. 22, 1912; 1 ec Mar. 23,
1912; K 389916.
We all make mistakes in our lives.
© Mar. 21, 1912; 1 ¢- Mar 22 gee
K 89886.
Why is it [1902]:
© Feb. 7; 1 c. Feb. 8; K 37223.
Wisdom of Solomon. © Jan. 5,
1912; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1912) Kesaars:
——© Feb. 22; 1 @ Feb. 28; K
38028. r
Woful tayle of George and Wood-
row. © Jan. 29, 1912; 1 Ge ganee
1912; K 36634.
Woodman, spare those trees. © Jan.
9, 1912;.1 ec. Jan. 10, 1912; K 35538.
Wouldn’t
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
it make you mad [1912]:
17;.1:¢ Jan. 18; K s6032;
18; 1c. Jan. 19; K 36068.
19; 1 ec. Jan. 20; K 36098.
You may say what you like [1912]:
© Jan. 15; 1 ¢: Jan. 16% K sart4
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 15; K 39054.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
5161
mo: 1 1912
INTERNAT’L. NOVELTY Co., San Fran-
: © CIseo. [5122-5123
A. Frank Knightletter. © Nov. 11,
191; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1911; J 164581.
Knight letter. 2,5 © Feb. 17, 1912;
2c. Feb. 238, 1912; K 37998.
INTERNATIONAL PUB, CO., Cleveland.
[5124-5126
Last strike. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 10, 1912; K 37268.
Prohibition dope. © Jan. 13, 1912;
ere Jan. 15, 1912; K 35772.
Tree of evil. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 10, 1912; K 387267.
INTERNAT’L. STEREOGRAPH CoO., Decatur,
Tih. [5127-5138
Bankers ass’n. of State of Illinois,
2ist annual convention, Springfield. ©
mera gil: 2 ec. Mar. 22, 1912: J
167482.
Conover’s military band, Marva, Ill.
©) Dec. 9) 1911.> 2 c.. Mar. 22, 1912; J
1674387.
Illinois equal suffrage ass’n., 42nd
annual convention, Decatur, Ill. ©
mavede toide 2 ec. Mar. 22, 19125: .J
167429.
Illinois live stock breeders’ ass’n.,
17th annual meeting, Bloomington, II.
© Feb. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 22, 1912; J
167426.
Illinois master plumbers’ assn.,
20th annual convention, Decatur, Ill.
i Jan. 24, 1912: 2 ¢.:Mar. 22, 1912: J
167428.
Illinois state dairy ass’n., 38th an-
nual convention, Effingham, Ill. ©
amg, 1912: 2 ec, Mar. 22, 19127 J
167427.
In the field, 1. © Dec. 27, 1911; 2
e. Mar. 22, 1912; J 167438.
Juvenile Sunday school, Decatur. I11.
™ Heb. 6, 1912; 2c. Mar, 22; 1912; J
167434.
Officers and teachers of first M. E.
Sunday school. © Dec. 13, 1911; 2.
Mar. 22, 1912; J 167436.
Shaw (John) © Jan. 10, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 22, 1912; J 167435.
Students and instructors of short
corn course, University of Illinois,
1912, Champaign, Ill. © Jan. 23,
aoi2; 2 c. Mar. 22, 1912; J 167430.
Wreck at Salt Creek bridge, Nov. 3,
m911, Clinton, Il. © Nov. 3, 1911;
eee. Mar. 22, 1912; J 167481.
91
ITALIAN BOOK co., New York.
[5139, 5140
Battaglia del 26 Ottobre nell’ oasi
di Tripoli. © Dee. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Jan.
2, 1912; K 35098.
Societa libraria Italiana. © Dec.
28, 1911; 2 c Jan. 3, 1912; K 35340.
(Jos—EPpH H.) Placerville,
[5141
Or Ae Nove 21
JACKSON
Colo.
It’s sure good.
1911; J 164990.
JACOBSEN (HERBERT) Galveston, Tex.
[5142, 51438
Galveston, Tex., lift bridge on the
Galveston causeway. © Mar. 38, 2 ¢.
Mar. 4, 1912; J 167155.
lift bridge open at Galveston
causeway. © Mar. 3, 1912; 2c. Mar.
4, 1912; J 167156.
JAQUES (ARTHUR L.) Utica, IIl.
[5144-5147
Utica, Ill., Starved rock state park,
looking northeast from Lovers Leap.
©' Sept. 8; 1911; 2 c Mar. 15, 1912;
J 167159.
——— looking east from Lovers
Leap. © Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Mar. 15,
1912; J 167188.
—— Starved rock. © Sept. 8, 1911;
2c. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167160.
Starved rock and Lovers
Leap from the northwest. © Sept. 8,
1911; 2 c. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167161.
JAMES & BUSHNELL, INC., Seattle.
[5148
McCormack (John) © Feb. 10,
1912; 2 ce. Feb. 15, 1912; J 166348.
JANSSEN (H. A.) Milwaukee. [5149
Circle of value. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1912;
I 848.
JAPANESE WOOD NOVELTY co., Provi-
dence. [5150-5161
[Dutch post cards for coloring]:
Gootness gracious for vhy dond you
come mit your smiling face—I chust
vish dot I vos mit you.—I hope ve vill
again togedder meet.—I send you
greetings undt I’ll bet.—If you voss
here I wouldt like it mutch.—Leedle
by leedle de sun goes to rest.—Luf me
ven all tings look blue.—My heart iss
full of somedings.—Py chiminy I iss
glad I haf a friendt.—Vere you iss dere
my heart iss.—Von girl’s heart mit all
her luf.—Von’t you be my leedle honey-
bunch. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 © each
Mar. 15, 1912; K 39034-39045.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5162
JEFFERIES (ANNA MABE), Brooklyn.
[5162
He is risen alleluia. Easter card.
©) Mar’) 13) 190 = 2 er ans. 1912
K 34940.
JENNETT (NORMAN E.) Cedar Grove,
IN. die [5163
Arrow-plane girlies. © Apr. 5,
1912; 2c. Mar. 27, 1912; K 40818.
JENNINGS (JOHN THOMAS) Nuangola,
Pa. [5164-5166
Crimmins (John T.) and his catch
of sail fish. © Feb. 3, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
23, 1912; J 167451.
Kknox (Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Knox.
Heb. 28,. 1912-' 2.-e.. Mar: 23,1912 J
167453.
McCrea (James B.)
Childs. © Jan. 29, 1912
192 FF LGTAS2:
JENSEN (Ernest V.) Portland, Or.
[5167
Columbia (Ship) entering Columbia
River. © Jan.
1912; J 166134.
JESSUP (Marion S.) Webb City, Mo.
[5168, 5169
Rule of three system of music. ©
1 ec. Mar. 5, 1912; I 920.
Transportation and modulation
¢hart., © 1e¢ Mar: 5; 1912: 1 919:
Philander C.)
and | WAL i:
5 Go Maro 2a;
Se LOM Ce AME,
JESSURUM & co., New York. [5170
New York lodge, B. P. O. Elks at the
Waldorf-Astoria, 1912. © Feb. 24,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1912; J 166605.
JEWELERS’ CIRCULAR PUB. Co., New York.
[5171
© Feb.
5404.
Anniversary girl.
240), Jan. 8B TD912: Ks
JOHNSON (ALFRED STANLEY) JR., Wau-
pun, Wis. [5172-5186
Beating the coal trust. © Jan. 22,
1912; 2 GC. Jans.22; 1912 >) J. 165057.
Carrots.'; © Jan,,5,\1912: 2 ¢e. Jan.
8, 1912; J 164458.
Close shave. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2 «.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164460.
Enough for dinner. © Jan. 22,1912;
2c. Jan. 22, 1912; J 165061.
Good shooting. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164462.
Green peas. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2-¢.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164457.
Grouse. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2 c. Jan.
8, 1912; J 164459.
ce bs
pt. 1V, Ho Se vane
JOHNSON (ALFRED STANLEY) JR.—Con.
Hard work. © Jan. 5, 19fi 2c
Jan. 8, 1911; J 164456.
How much will he weigh? © Jan.
22, 1912;.2 ce. Jan. 22, 1912: J 165058:
Our barn is full. © Jan’ 22) 49123
2eC, Jan: 22,1912: J teavon
Plenty potatoes. © Jan. 22, 1912;
2c. Jan... 22, 1912: J dGa0ate
Summer squash. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2
e. Jan. 8, 1912; J 164468.
They bit right. © Jan. 22, 1912; 2
¢c. Jan, 22, 1912 ° 7) 16s0a:
Tomatoes. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2c. Jan.
8, 1912; J 164461.
Wild geese. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2 e.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164464.
JOHNSON (C. T.) East Jaffrey, N. H.
[5187-5189
Jaffrey, N. H., new post-office and
store. © Feb. 3, 1991202 Mepes
1912 <7 IaalGSSie
—— Shattuck inn and Mt. Monad-
nock in winter.—Winter road scene
near the Shattuck inn. © Mar. 6,
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 4, Pes J 166898,
166894.
JOHNSON (CLYDE) Mackinaw City,
Mich. [5190-5192
Chief Wawatam, Mackinaw City,
Mich. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 29,
1912; J 167569.
of Mackinac.
Fishing straits ©
k Wier: 10, 1912; 2.¢c. Mary 29.35
167568.
Mackinaw City, Mich. © Mar. 10,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1912: # i6iare:
JOHNSON (J. A.) Breckenridge, Minn.
[51938
Sure crop in Wilkin County. ©
Mar. 3, 1912; 2 ¢. Mario eee
167281.
JOHNSON FLYNN FEATURE FILM CO.
See list of moving-pictures at end of
this catalogue.
JOHNSTON-AYRES cCo., San Francisco.
[5194
Four generations. © Jan. 24, 1912;
2c. Jan. 29,1912: K s64s6.
JONES (A. C.), Boston. [5195
House of good cheer. © Dee. 12,
1911; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1911; K 35284.
JoNES (J. A.) Ashland, Wis. [5196
Ashland, Wis., city of. © Dec. 15,
1911; 1 ¢. Dec. 80, 1911: 1%e. ane
1912; J 164519.
92
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
JONES (Tom) co., Los Angeles.
[5197-5202
Jeffries (James J.) and Johnny
Coulon, 1,2. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166309, 1663810.
Ad Wolgast, Abe Attell and
Johnny Coulon, 1, 2. © Feb. 8, 1912;
2 c. each Feb. 14, 1912; J 166307,
166308.
Abe Attell and Johnny Coulon.
© Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J
166312.
Wolgast (Ad) and Johnny Coulon.
© Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J
1663811.
JORDAN (A. S.), Wheaton. [5203
American beauty. © Dec. 29, 1911;
2c, Jan. 2, 1912; K 34939.
JORDAN (OLIVER J.) Roxbury, Mass.
[5204
Model of church in Tung Chow,
China. © Mar. 11, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1912; J 167102.
JOSLIN (G. B.) Palouse, Wash.
[5205-5213
Truck load of white pine lumber
sawn from the white pine king. ©
etal: 2 ¢. Keb, 5, 1912... J
165906.
White pine lumber sawn from the
white pine king. © Jan. 7, 1912; 2.
Feb. 5, 1912; J 165907.
[7 photographs]:
Largest known white pine tree.—
Largest known white pine tree, felled
Dec. 12, 1911.—Largest white pine tree
in the world, felled Tuesday, Dec. 12,
1911.—Lumber jacks at the death of
the white pine king, Dec. 12, 1911.—
Quality logs, butt cut, scale 16.170 ft.
cut from largest known white pine
tree.—Quality logs. top cut, scale
16.170 ft. cut from largest known
white pine tree.—White pine king,
felled for commercial use, Dec. 12,
noit © Jan. 8, 1912: 2 @ each, Jan.
17, 1912; J 164792-164798.
Jupp (A: W.) Chattanooga. [5214
Mayor and first board of commis-
sioners of Chattanooga, Tenn., 1912.
© Mar. 22, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1912;
J 167589.
Jupp (C. L.) Anacortes, Wash.
[5215-5219
Baker (Mt.) B-E. © Mar. 14, 1912;
Ze. Cach Mar, 19, 1912; J. 167282-
167285.
From Mt. Erie. © Mar. 14, 1912;
2c. Mar. 19, 1912; J 167286.
93
5235
JUVENILE SAVINGS co., Denver. [5220
Juvenile savings company certificate.
() Nov. 10, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911; K
35292.
KALKHOFF CO., New York. [5221
Writing on the clouds. © Jan. 5.
1912 *,2" ce. Jans 9, 1912 +) K 35509,
IKALOGER (Harry) Chinook, Mont.
[5222-5224
Athletes of the Greek American
athletic ass’n. club. © Dec. 20, 1911;
2c. Jan. 8, 1912; J 164998.
Coronation of Prince Constantine of
Greece. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1912; J 166735.
Greece with America. © Jan. 8,
19122 Jan. 1S, Ol? «7 164999;
KASSELL (B. C.) Chicago. [5225
National post graduate sch. diploma.
© Mar: 12,1912: 2'c. Mar. 15, 1912; K
40003.
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS CO., New York.
[5226
Difficult problem. © 1 c. Feb. 9,
1912; J 166153.
KAUFMANN, WEIMER & F'ABRY CO., Chi-
cago. [5227
Chicago’s water front. © Mar. 18,
1912 = el Mar) &S) We: Mar. 27, 1912:
J 167505.
IKEELER (CHARLES HE.) co., Philadel-
phia. [5228
Marie. © Feb. 21, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
27, 1912 >) FS A6669R:
IKXEITH (EDSON) & Co., Chicago.
[5229-5232
Beautiful millinery on _ display.
Spring 1912.. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 e.
Feb. 28, 1912; K 38293.
Girl in summer hat resting her chin
on her hand. © Feb. 26, 1912; 2 ec.
Feb. 28, 1912; K 38295.
Keith hat. [Girl in furs & hat with
two roses on.] © Oct. 4, 1911; 2 «.
Nov. 17, 1911; K 38194.
Popular effects in tailored millinery
for spring 1912. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 ec.
Feb. 28, 1912; K 38294.
KELLEY (KE. W.) Chicago. [523
Washington (Booker T.)
3954B. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c each Apr.
3, 1912; J 167719, 167720.
KELLY (JoHN N.) JR., Garrett Park,
Md. [5235
Winner. [Boy running.] © Mar.
foals: 2c, Mar 15.) 1912 3 S807.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5236
IXELTING’S (H.) ROYAL STUDIO, Brook-
lyn. [5236
Gathering of Greek societies (group)
Car. 1S: 1912-2 e Mar. ts, Tone ay.
167177.
KEMPER-THOMAS Co., Cincinnati.
[5237-5308
Ice delivery co. © Feb. 28, 1912;
2c. Mar. 2, 1912; K 38396.
Lol prints) :
Angel cake, 2178.—At the edge of
the woods.
Best ever, 2159.—Bubbles.
Come in and choose for yourself,
2155.—Cultivating the waste places,
Za Siz
Dainty pair, 2158.—Day of rejoic-
ing.—Direct to the consumer, 2180.—
Doing mamma’s shopping, 2161.—Do-
ing mother’s baking, 2154.—Dolly’s tea
party, (2101.
Early start to wealth—LKEarly sum-
mer morning.—Evening fell and all
the world is still.
Follow the leader.—Free as the
wind that blows.—From the land of
the blue grass, 2153.
Girl in lavender.—Girl in red.—Glow
of the western sky.—Going for sup-
plies, 2164.—Guarding his master’s
piace.
Happy new year.—Helping hand,
2182.—Her Christmas gift——Home of
the waterfowl, 2152.
In fairy land, 2172.—In rich pas-
ture.—In the Adirondacks.—In the
Springtime when the world’s abud.—
In the valley beautiful, 2165.—Intro-
duction (The).
Josephine.—Joy of motherhood.—
Just a song at twilight.
Lesson in domestic economy, 2157.—
Lincoln and his cabinet, 2173.—Love
beyond understanding.—Love divine,
2168.
Monarch of a thousand years, 2185.
Most impertant member of the humane
society, 2183.—My lady of the snows.
No time for hesitation.
On a summer’s afternoon, 2166.—
Only the best at our house, 2160.—Out
shopping, 2170.
Pass the chops, please, 2177.—Poin-
i given depositors.
Resting place.—Ribbon winner,
2174.—Rose buds.—Rural free’ deliy-
ery, 2179.
Splendor of the springtime.—Steady
hand at the he
sixteen.
9
pt. 19, Wasa vom
KEMPER-THOMAS co.—Continued.
[71 prints]—Continued.
There’s no place like home.—There’s
nothing quite so fine, 2176.—Treasures
of yuletide.
Washing in the Zuyder Zee.—Water’s
fine.—Water’s fine, 2175.—We’re thor-
oughbreds.—When the circus comes to
town, 2150.—When the lilacs are
abloom.—Where God’s creatures roam
at will—Where Shakespeare lies,
Stratford-on-Avon, 2184.—Where the
wary trout lie, 2151.—Whirlpool
Rapids, eae 2186.
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2 € each Pen
1902; K 87577-37647.
KENNISON (KARL R.) Providence, R. I.
[5309
Diagram of flow of water in open
channels based on the formula of
Ganguillet and Kutter. © 1c. Feb.
25. 1912. ft Some
Kent (A. J.) Bonners Ferry, Ida.
[5310
Indian prize. © Dec. 5, 1911; 2 «.
Jan. 10, 1912. J 16513)
Long Island City, N. Y.
see be OMS ye
Farley (Cardinal John) © Jan. 27,
1912; 2c. Jan.'29, 1912; J tenes.
O’Connell (Cardinal William) ©
Feb. 16, 1912; 2 ce. Web. tia3oie
166412.
Kerr (W. A.) Portland, Or.
Where dreams are made.
1912 5° 2-e. Mar. 11, 19a
IXERN BROS.,
[5315
© Ma AGS 2)
J 167085.
KETTERLINUS (J. L.) Philadelphia.
[5
Confidence. © Feb.
Feb. 238, 1912; K 388047.
KizArk (J. E.) Lincoln, N. H.: [53815
Guess we'd better go. © Feb. 6,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 15, 19123; DS abiiaw
21, LOTAR 2
KIHN BRos., New York. [53816-5324
Border for stock and other certifi-
cates, bonds, diplomas and other pur-
poses. No. 17. © Noy. 4, 1912225
Feb. 8, 1912; K 37492.
219 Ke) Noy, i.
7, 1912; K 37490.
——36. © Nov. 1,
9, 1912; K 387494.
45. © Nov. 1,
10, 1912" Ky Siaeo.
—— 47. _© Nov. Li
1911; 2 erie
1911: 2G hem
| 2 c. Feb.
190s
1911; 2 eo ven
{
gi a
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1912
5376
KIHN BROS.—Continued.
Ornamental design for coupon backs,
tickets, panels, and other purposes. D.
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; K
37493.
aaa Cy Nov. t, 1911 >) 2 ’e. ‘Meb.
7, 1912; K 37489.
——M.
#0, 1912; K 37278.
N. © Nov. 1, 1911; 2c Feb. 8,
1912; K 37491.
KIMBALL & SON, Concord, N. H.
[5325-5336
Brooklet’s lullaby. © Jan. 1, 1912;
2 @. Feb. 5,.1912; J 165898.
Concord, N. H., New Hampshire his-
torical society, rotunda looking towards
Stairway. © Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c. Feb.
mo, 1942; J 166471.
New Hampshire historical soci-
ety:
Fireplace and tablet in reading
room. — Lecture room. — Reading
room.—Rotunda looking towards en-
trance.—Stairway and bronze tablet.—
Stairway through arch.—Upper ro-
manda. © Jan. 24, 1912: 2 c., each
Feb. 19, 1912; J 166467-166470,
166472-166474.
[8 photographs] :
Contentment. Expectation.
Where’s mamma? © Jan. 1, 1912; 2
e. each Feb. 5, 1912; J 165874165876.
Kine, RAIcHIe£ & Kine, Buffalo. [5337
Champion of the ring. © Jan. 2,
foi2:- 2 ¢, Jan. 4, 1912; K 35259.
KINSEY (C. A.) Belgrade, Mont. [5338
First prize, cups won by Gallatin
Valley grain, 1911. © Mar. 15, 1912;
2c. Mar. 9, 1912; J 167078.
KriRscHBAUM (A. B.) & co., Philadel-
phia. [5339-5348
[Cuts of styles for men]:
Convertible collar raincoat.—Dixie
suit—Fifth ave. suit—Norfolk suit.—
Ritz raglan top coat.—Wall street
suit—West end suit.—‘ Youngfelo”
Maxim- suit.—Youngfelo Reggy suit.—
Youngfelo Wales suit. © Jan. 10,
1912; 2 c. each Jan. 15, 1912; K 35700—
35709.
KLACKNER (C.), New York. [5349-5352
[4 prints]:
Affectionate sisters.—Sergeant’s por-
trait—Smoker (The)—So tired. ©
mec 20.1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 1912;
K 35099-85102.
99
© Novy. 1, 1911; 2c Feb.
KLEE & co., New York. [53853-5356
Argonaut, fig. 502. Briton, fig. 503.
@) dan.’ 15/1919: ¢ Mar. 27, 1912: K
40022.
Grammercy fig. 500. Walworth fig.
hs 1) <Sat.t, 1912" 9 ¢e. Mar. 27;
1912; K 40023.
Sterling, fig. 504. Richmend, fig. 505.
© Jan. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 27, 1912;
K 40020.
Stroller, fig. 508. Sportsman, fig.
BUS! Ch dam. (ty. TOLD 2 e. Nar, 220,
1912; K 40021.
[5357-5365
Lower Merion high
KLEIN BROS., Philadelphia.
Ardmore, Pa.,
school:
Auditorium, 1, 2—Gymnasium.—Li-
brary and study room.—Manual train-
ing room.—One type of recitation
room. © Mar. 12, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
130) 1912% J 167124, 467125, 167129
167132.
Boy scouts of Bala and Cynwyd,
1-3. © Mar, 12,1912; 2 c. each Mar.
13, 1912; J 167126—167128.
IXNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn.
[53866-5371
[2 photographs]:
Now I lay me.—Ruth. © Jan. 6,
1912; 2c. each Jan. 17, 1912; J 164788,
164789.
[4 photographs] :
Autumn fiowers. — Dahlias. — Girl
with fan.—June roses. © Mar. 1,
1912: 2c. each Mar. 9, 1912; J 167076-
167079.
IKwapp (F. E.) Brookville, Pa.
[aad cote
Doctor (The) © Jan. 4, 1912;
Mar. 2, 1912; J 166883.
Mare and colt. © Feb. 19, 1912;
2 ec. Mar. 2, 1912; J 166884.
AA Ge
KNERR (WINFIELD J.) Allentown, Pa.
[5374
My chicky. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 7, 19125 J 166008.
KNICKERBOCKER PRESS, Albany. [5375
Doane (Bishop) in his library. ©
Rep. 25, 1912 > 2) ¢ Web: 27,. 19125 Ke
38591.
Knorr (H. J.) Chicago. [5376
Measuring scale (to determine the
length of radiators that are to be in-
Sintied.) ©) 0 ¢, Jan. 2 1992 tes.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5377
pt. Fv, DS: Vou
IXOEHLER (JOSEPH) INC., New York.
[5377, 53878
Capture of the city Hankow, China,
by the revolutionists 1911. © Dec. 28,
1 2es jan, 2, 19t2- aK aozeu.
Italian-Turco war 1911. Le forze
vittoriore Italiane che combattono i
Furchi-Arabi in Tripolitania. © Dec.
f9. 190112 2 e.- San. 3, 19127 KK Sbiep,
Kore & Roser, Princeton, N. J. [53879
Princeton football team. ‘© Feb. 5,
1912; 2c. Feb. 6, 1912; J 165940.
KROHMER CO., Chicago. [5880-5403
[24 colored prints]:
All wool.—Announcement. — Antici-
pation. — Booked.— Early call. — Fin-
ger of time.—Fully protected.—Hit.—
In line.—Inspection invited.—Latest
news.— Lost moments.— Note of
hand.—On guard.—Opening.—Person-
ally conducted.—Prize winners.—Prop-
erly introduced. — Publicity. — Rural
free delivery.—Top round.—Unexcelled
service.—Unusual interest.—Waiting.
© Feb. 5, 1912; 2 c@ each Feb. 12,
1912; K 87302-37325.
KUGLER co., Newark, N. J. [5404
Portsmouth (U. S. 8.) © Sept. 25,
1909; 2 e, Jan: 22, 89122" FT 165199.
LAFLIN (Guy) Wymore, Nebr. [5405
Blue River bridge. © Feb. 22, 1912;
2 @ Feb. 26,1912; J 167050.
LAMB (J. & R.) New York.
[5406-5409
3ronze memorial tablet in public
school no. 2, New York city. © Feb. 10,
1912; 2:e. Feb. 17; 1912; J 166577.
Lipton (Sir Thomas J.) tablet. ©
Pre Mar. 2. 19127. J 166852.
Mast of America’s cup challenger.
Shamrock IJI (tablet marking mast).
©)! te. Mar. i28; 1912; 71167548.
To the memory of William Freder-
ick King (tablet in bronze) © lie.
Mar. 28, 1912; J 167547.
LANDIS (L. H.) San
Reaches the beaches. [5410
Reaches the beaches.. © Apr. 1,
1912:°2 ec. Mar. 26; 1912; If 39990.
Francisco.
LANDRETH (A. G.) Niagara Falls,
IN OX. [5411
Niagara Falls, general view of,
from bridge. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 «.
Feb, 29, 1912; J 1667738.
LASHER (GrorRGE) Petaluma, Cal.
[5412
Burdell ranch, scene on. © Jan. 26,
1912; 2 c. Feb.-7, 1912; J 166014.
96
LAUMAN (U. M.) Randle, Wash. [5413
St. Helens (Mt.) and Spirit Lake.
© Jan. 8, 1912: 2 © Jans dh ei9i2
164580.
LAYTON & SmitH, Oklahoma City,
Okla. [5414, 5415
Oklahoma City, Okla., state capitol,
1,2. © Mar. 12, 1912; 1 @ exch Hem
26, 1 ec. each Mar. 18, 1912; I 917, 918:
LEA (JAMES EDWARD) Manchester, Eng.
[5416
Youre burning money! Are you
getting value for it? © Feb. 14, 1912;
2c. Feb. 15, 1912; K 37667.
LEACH (ED) Seattle. [5417-5419
Polly of the circus. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2-e. Web. &, 19123. fesiZs
St. Leon (Ida) as Polly of the cir-
cus, 1, 2. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2 @& each
Jan. 15, 1912; J 164610, 164611. '
LECENE & CO., Paris. [5420
Pie X et I’ eucharistie. © Feb. 22,
1912; 2 e. Mar. 23, 19123 Ik $9905.
LEDERER (JOHN) Philadelphia, Pa.
[5421
Haunted forest. © Feb. 19. 1912;
2c. Heb.: 23, 19125 Ie Sisaee
LEE (Wm. H.) Chicago. [5422-5424
Goddess of wisdom. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1912; K 38290.
Motion picture machine. © Feb. 29,
1912; 2 ec. Mar. 6, 1912; K 330aa:
Wireless telegraphy. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2.¢c. Feb. 28, 19123 Ie gaeeae
LEET BROS., Washington. [5425-5431
Declaration of independence. ©
Jan. 18; 1912; 2 -¢. Jan, 22 ee
165126.
Lincoln 'memorial :
From Fort Myer.—ifrom the lagoon.
© Jan. 22, 1912: 2 © each iene
1912; J 166020, 166021.
model. © Dee. 2% 129i
Feb. 5, 1912; J 166018.
view from monument. © Dee.
27, 1911; 2 ec. Feb. 5, 1912; J 166019,
| Washington]:
Southern bldg.—Woodward office
bldg. © Feb. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
26, 1912; J 166684, 166685.
Lraa (ALFRED) Brooklyn. [5432
Sea Cliff, L. I., N. Y., panorama view
of the water front. © Jan. 29, 1912;
2c. Jan. 80, 1912; J 1653854.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo: 1, 1912
5525
Lent (C. F.) New York. [54338-5460
[Post cards]:
Birthday wish. [Girl standing in
swing].—Colonial girl. 1-6.—Girl sit-
ting in swing.—Happy days.—May
this birthday open a happy chapter in
your book of life—May your birth-
day be fragrant with many good
wishes.—Same old story. 1-6. To
wing you my birthday greetings. ©
feet, 1912: 2. ¢. €ach Jan. 27; 1912;
K 36414-36481.
[Valentine post cards]:
Cupid sent his arrow sharp. [Little
girl with fingers in mouth.—Saint
Valentine on the way. [Cupid on
skates.|—To my dear valentine. 1
[Boy and girl telephoning.]|—To my
gear valentine. 2 [Cupid sitting on
heart.]|—To my valentine. 1 [Cupid at
letter box.]—To my valentine. iY
{| Young couple at gate.]—Token of sen-
timent. [Cupid playing banjo on
cent.]—Valentine outweighed. [Cupid
and seales.|—-Valentine thoughts. [Wo-
nan Sitting at fireplace.—Valentine
vow this I vow. [Little girl at the
tub.] © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
19, 1912; K 38205-38208, 38216, 38217,
98225-38228.
LENZI (WILLIAM C.) Norristown, Pa.
[5461-5464
Norristown, Pa.:
De Kalb st. (south of Main).—Hu-
miane engine house (50 years ago). ©
Mar. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 27, 1912;
J 167506, 167507.
north side of Main st. between
Swede and De Kalb, 2.—Northwest
corner Main and Water streets. ©
Feb. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 18, 1912;
J 167508, 167509.
LE SESNE (R. H.) Daytona, Fla.
[5465, 5466
Photos from Burgess aeroplane:
Clarendon hotel. — Seabreeze and
Daytona beach. © Feb. 24, 1912; 2c.
each Feb. 26, 1912; J 166666, 166667.
LEVx (Epwarp S.), New York. [5467
I mail you this cork. © Jan. 22,
meer. 20c, Jan. 17, 1912; K 36116.
Lewis (A. T.) Denver. [5468
Four-leaf clover. © Mar. 6, 1912;
= c Mar. 26, 1912; K 401389.
LEWIS (CiLirrorD A.), Portland, Or.
[5469
Mexican bandits holding up the ex-
press. © Dee. 19, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 2,
1912; K 34959.
Lewis (Epna B.) New York.
[5470, 5471
Kaisie the faithful, 1. © Mar. 12,
AOD 2 Mar 6.1912" a 166972.
Kaisie the faithful, 2. © Mar. 14,
1912; 2 @ Mar. 16, 1912; J 167114.
LIFEOGRAPH Co. OF AMER.; Chicago.
[5472
Call. © Feb. 9, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 21,
1912; K 87888.
Lincotn (A. N.) Portland, Ore.
[5473
B. P. O. E. grand lodge reunion.
July 8-13, 1912. Portland, Ore.
Reps hv 1912 2 er Mar. obi, 19922 1K
40025.
LINDSLEY (L. D.) Lakeside, Wash.
[5474-5476
Sahale (Mt.) Horseshoe basin, Lake
Chelan series no. 953. Dec. 13,
POAT 2c. Jan! Aes 1912 J 164536;
Stehekin River at the Cottonwoods,
Lake Chelan series no. 952. © Dee. 9,
tO =) 20. Janey 1, 1912 3) J 164537.
Stehekin Valley, looking down the,
from Sawmill camp, Lake Chelan se-
ries no. 954. © Dee. 16, 1911; 2 c. Jan.
12, 1912; J 164535.
LINK-BELT co., Philadelphia. [5477
Barrel handling machinery for New
Jersey zinc co., New York, P-31108P.
©1c. Jan. 9, 1912; I 828.
LINKLETTER (L. G.) Seattle.
[5478, 5479
[2 photographs] :
Now I lay me—Twins (The) ©
Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. each Mar. 23, 1912?
J 167448, 167449.
LINX WEILER (EUGENE), Decatur. [5480
Dental advertisement. © Dec. i,
TOIW 2) ec: Dee 14, 1911 > K. 36088.
LIVERMORE & KNIGHT CoO., Providence.
[5481-5484
Executive mansion. © Jan. 28,
1GI2 De)! Mebi. 8, 199125 1K 387214,
National Capitol. © Jan. 8, 1912;
2, ¢e. Feb. 8, 1912; K 37215.
State, war and navy b’ld’g. [Calen-
der} "© .Beb)'26)' 1912: 2 ¢. Mar. 28,
1912; KK 40026.
U. S. treasury. [Calendar.] © Mar.
2) TOL 2: Gz, Mar! 28, £902 = KK: 40027.
Luioyp (J. G.), New York. [5485-5525
Almighty Buch [1912]:
@ Jan. 31+ 1 ¢ Feb.-5; K 37110.
© jBeb. br dre. Mebs 5 Ko svias.
© Webui3l co Keb. 5 ; KA3T114.
Oi
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5526
Luoyp (J. G.)—Continued.
Almighty dollar. [1912]:
© Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 388598.
© Mar. 3; 1c. Mar. 6; K 38594.
Economical husband [1911]:
O):.ee,) tds. A> ep Nam: (2.01912. KK
34944,
©-Dee., 12: 1c dane 2:
34945.
—— [1912]:
OC) Jan: S-) 1 -e..JansAG:
© Jan. 12. Ace dan. 16;
© Jan At? 1, Jane ao:
© Jan, 1901 ce Jane 22:
© dan. 265 1-e" sama.
@Qaan 27: 1 ¢; Jan. 30>
© Jan. 29: 1. ¢. Feb. 5; K 37108.
© Jan. 30; 1 ec. Feb. 5; K 37109.
© Feb. 2; 1 ¢. Feb. 5; K-37113.
@© Web. 28+ 1 ¢. Man. 6.5 KK 38592
Getting a girl [1912]:
1912s) K
K 35834.
K 35843.
K 86148.
K 36150.
K 36628.
K 36629.
© Jan./9. 4 e; Jam. 16; °K 25837.
© Jan, 11; 1 e. Jan. 16; K 35842.
© Jan. 15; 1 ec. Jan. 22; K 36149.
© Jan. 16; 1 & Jan. 22; K 36147.
© Jans ds: "t<e San, 22 IR 36143.
© Jan. 20; 1 ec. Jan. 22; K 36146.
© Jan: '22; 1. ¢. Jan. 30; K 36623:
© Jan, 23; 1¢. Jan. 30; K 36624.
© Jan. 2451 ce: Jan: 307K Bez.
© Jan. 25; 1 ¢ Jan. 30; K 36626.
Inquisitive Willie [1912]:
© Jan.'3; Le. Jan. 10. K. 35544.
©i\Jan, 5: te. Jan. 1034 35543:
© Jan. 8; 1c. Jan. 16; K 35833.
© Heb.i3: de Mebo ds Kista
Oh, why did I do it [1912]:
© Jan, 18; 1 ec) Jan, 22; K 36144.
© Jan. 20; 1 ec. Jan. 22; K 36145.
© Jan. 27; 1c. Jan. 80; K 36630.
© Feb, 2st ce: Feb. S6> K BT112.
Tomorrow [1911]:
© Dee. 19; 1 c«. Jan. 2, 1912; FE
34946.
© Dec. 26; 1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1912; I
35545.
—— [1912]:
GC) san, 22°24 2, San.
© gan. 9.91. ¢; Jan 166
© Jan. 15; 2'c; Jan. 22* K-36
© Jan. 26:1 c¢. Jan. 30; K
-
ne
-
\
iOS reo te
pt. Iv, ®. S., ve
LorEB (EMANUEL), Chicago. [5526
Spring and summer 1912. [Styles
for men.] © Noy. 29, 1911; 2 ¢ Jan.
47, POIs «1K a5923.
| LONG ISLAND PROPERTI}FS Co., New York.
[D52m
Future Montauk, birdseye view. ©
Dec. 30, 1911; 2 @ Jan. 6) 19i2—e
35765.
LOOSE LEAF PUB. CO., Boston.
[5528-5539
[Loose leaf drawings]:
Decorations for square surfaces, sub-
ject no. 2.— Decorative landscapes,
subject no. 9.—Designs for book racks,
subject no. 8.—Designs for borders
with corners, subject no. 5.—Designs
for picture frames, subject no. 7.—
Designs for surface patterns, subject
no. 6.—Drawings and stock list for
a students desk, subject no. 10.—Draw-
ings of an object in several positions,
subject no. 4.—Landsecape, black and
white crayon on gray paper, subject
no. 11.—Old doorway, black and white
erayon on gray paper, subject no. 12.—
Simple bookmaking, subject no. 8.—
Units, variations of a simple motif,
subject no. 1. © Mar.) 4,02
each Mar. 5, 1912; I 885—896.
LorBERG (H. A.) Canton, O.
[5540-5547
Sunday (W. A.)*A, B: @©ifane2e
1912; 1 ec. each Jan. 24, 1 c. each Feb.
9, 1912; J 166196, 166197.
Sunday (Mrs. W. A.) © Jan. 20,
1912; 1 ce. Jan. 24, 1.6 Pepe eos
J 166198.
[5 photographs] :
Ackley (B. D.)—Rodeheaver (Homer
A.) 1, 2.—Rodeheaver (Homer A.)
[and] D. B. Ackley.—Sunday (Rev.
William) © Jan. 1, 1912; 2c each.
Jan. 15, 1912; J 164584164588.
Lorp & Taytor, New York. [5548
Good effects. © Feb. 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 1, 1912; K. 38383.
LorpD PUB. co., Boston. [5549-5568
[Post cards of the season’s greet-
ings]:
Dear friend in your heart this
Hastertide.—Happy Easter [Fleur de
Lys design.]—Happy Easter for you
means a joyful Haster for me.—Happy
Easter to you. May love & content-
ment be yours.—I am wishing that the
Easter flowers may whisper.—May the
brightness & glory of Easter bring
joy.—May the Easter season find you
& yours.—May this. Easter day dawn
no. 1, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
5646
ORD PUB. co.—Continued.
[Post cards of the season’s greet-
ings ]—Continued.
right.—May your Haster be a most
appy one.—This little card goes forth
0 Ssay.—This little card its task com-
letinge—To wish you a bright & joy-
ul Haster. [Conventional design, lily
cross.| © Dec. 30, 1911; 2 ce. each
eb. 17, 1912; K 87793-37796, 37798—
7800, 37803, 37808-37811.
[Post cards of the season’s greet-
ings]:
Happiest Xmas. possible to you &
ours.—Just a line in which to say
appy be your Xmas. day.—May Santa
Haus be good to you.—May the sun-
ine of contentment shine upon you.—
nee again tis Xmas. time.—Sincere
mas. wishes for the happiest Xmas.
ou have ever known.—Very merry
as. & happy new yr.—wWith sincere
ishes for a jolly Xmas. © Feb. 10,
ai: 2 €, each Feb. 17, 1912; K 37797,
37801, 37802, 87804-87807, 37812.
OS ANGELES ART GLASS co., Los An-
geles. [5569-5572
Design for front door glass. © Jan.
fetoi2: 1c Jan. 16,1912>-1-e-Feb-5,
poi2: K 37100.
Design for transom. © Jan. 6, 1912;
mee. Jan. 16, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1912; K
1102.
Design for turret window. © Jan.
e912 - 1c. Jan. 16, 1912; 1c. Feb. 5.
g912; K 37101.
Resurrection angel. © Dec. 1, 1911:
=e. Web. 26, 1912; K 88157.
LOTUS PUB. co., New York. [5573-5578
That old poet knew somethin’ when
he said love is a pain. © Mar. 18,
me: 2 c. Mar. 19, 1912; K 39666.
Three times a day in hot water. ©
gan, 1, 1912; 2c. Jan. 9, 1912; K 35452.
[4 prints]:
Ah ’tis sad to sit and brood over a
misspent life—Don’t hand me any
stuff about Cupids, cause I don’t
b’lieve nuthin’ no more.—Heart’s fiame.
—They say smekin’ shortens ver life
but I don’t care I’ve seen everything
they 1s. © Mar. 15, 1912;°2 ec. each
Mar. 19, 1912; K 39663-39665, 39667.
Lounssury (Freep C.), Plainfield, N. J.
5579
Memorial service, I. O. E. © Jan.
moroi2> 2 e. Jan. 10, 1912: K 35531.
LoveLess (S. E.) ADVERTISING SERVICE,
New York. [5580
Sweetest of them all. [Girl with
bunch of red roses.] © Feb. 28, 1912;
Ze) Neb. 29,1912 : Ke 38374.
LOVELL (JAMES) Hssex, Ia. [558]
Essex, Ia., big snow, Feb. 26, 1912.
© Mar. 1,°1912- 2°c. Mar. 17, 1912; J
167092.
Lucas (C. A.) Fremont, Neb.
[ 5582, 5583
Fremont, Neb., White way. © Feb.
24, 1912: Die Web. 20, 1912: J 166515.
Sixth st. by moonlight. © Feb. 24,
1912; 2 e. Feb. 20, 1912; J 166516.
LUDESCHER (ENGLEBERT) New York.
[5584
Twin brothers. © Feb. 13, 1912;
2c. Feb. 14, 1912; K 37536.
LURAY CAVERN corP., Luray, Va.
[5585-5637
[Luray, Va., cavern]:
Balcony of amphitheatre, 23.—Bal-
cony, Skeleton gorge. 16.—Broadus
Lake, 45 A, 46 B.—Castles on the
Rhine, 50 A, 51 A.—Cave house, 2 A,
38 B.—Collins grotto, 47.—-Coral spring,
52 A, 53 B.—Crystal spring, 13 A,
14 B.—Empress column, 32 A, 33 B.—
Empress column from Giants hall, 43.
—Entrance, 6, 7 B.—Entrance, Giants:
hall, 36 A, 37 B.—Fallen column, 38 A,
389 B.—Fish market, 10 A, 11 B.—
From amphitheatre, 9.—From ball
room to Giants hall, 44..-Frozen foun-
tain, 381.—Giants hall, 40.—Helen’s
shawl, 28.—Imperial spring, 17 A,18 B.
—-In ball room, 49 A.—In cathedral,
48.—Limair, 4 A, 5 B.—Luray from
Cave Hill, 1—Natural bridge, 22.—
Organ, 41.—Organ and chimes, 42.—
Pluto’s chasm, 12.—Saracen’s tent,
29 A, 30 B.—Skeleton gorge, 15.—Steb-
bins ave., 19 A, 20 B, 21 C.—Throne
room, 34.—Titania’s veil, 24 A, 25 B.—
Titania’s veil from Blanket room, 35.—
Vegetable garden, 8—Wet blanket.
26 A, 27 B. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c. each
Mar. 15, 1912; J 167329-167381.
LUTHER (G. M.) Leavenworth, Wash.
[5638
Sphinx of the cascades. © Jan. 30,
1912; 2 ec. Feb. 6, 1912; J 165936.
Lurz (HE. G.) Weehawken, N. J.
[5639-5646
Boy’s heads, houses. © Mar. 21,
1912; 2c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 89846.
How drawing is made easy for every-
body. © Feb. 25, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 26.
1912; K 388089.
98
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5647
pt. Iv, B.S, Va
Lutz (H. G.)—Continued.
How drawing is made easy for every-
body. © Mar. 3, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 5,
1912; K 38544.
Page of pics. “© Mar. 21,1912; 2
Mar. 22, 1912; K 39845.
Simplified drawing plate, 1, 2. ©
Jan, 22, 1912: 2°¢. each: dan: 13, 1912:
K 36117, 36118.
plates. 3, 4. © Jan. 22, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 18, 1912; K 35928, 35929.
Lurz (Freep H.) Philadelphia. [5647
Sure-footed. © Mar. 13, 1912; 2 ¢
Mar. 19, 1912; J 167280.
Lym (Rosert F.) San Francisco.
[5648
Three seagulls on flag pole. © Feb.
12, 1912; '2.¢e, Feb, 19; 1912): 9 166455.
Lyon & HEALY, Chicago. [5649
[Sick child listening to victrola.] ©
Mar, 26,.4912;°2.c Mar, 80; 1012): 1K
40104.
McArpie (M. H.) Norfolk.
My aim. © Mar. 13, 1912
14, 1912; K 89066.
MaAcAULEY (FRANK) San Francisco.
[5650
; 2c. Mar.
[5651
San Francisco—1915. Time and
place... © \Jan.: 22, 1912-2 e Hep. 1d:
1912; K 37856.
McCartHy (HELEN Lovesoy) Waltham,
Mass. : [5652
I'm keeping it warm for you. ©
awe ee DOLD 2 eS Rep 19s Toa Oa
37244.
McCasiiIn (J. S.), BuSH (WALTER S.
& FRANK N.) Peoria, Il. [5653
Ten hour pointer. © Feb. 14, 1912
Bee Men 16, O12 “KR Siri.
McCLEARIE (WILLIAM) Santa Rosa,
Cal. [5654, 5655
View from Russian River heights,
100 A, 100 B. © Mar. 138, 1912: 2 ce.
each Mar. 18, 1912; J 167243, 167244.
McCuvures, New York. [5656-5673
Lena undt Loui [1912]:
©) Jan. /7: 1 e@. Feb. 3+ K: 37015.
© Jan. 21: 1 c Mar. 6; K 38649.
© Jan. 28; 1 c. Feb. 23: K 38012.
© Feb. 4;'1 ¢. Mar. 6: K 38571.
© Feb. 11: 1c. Mar, 6: K 38574,
© Feb. 18; 1 c. Mar. 18; K 39626.
© Feb. 25; 1 c. Apr. 4: K 40820.
© Mar. 3; 1 « Apr. 3; K 40288.
McCriures—Continued.
Sambo [1911]:
© Dec. 3; 1 @ Jan 8) 1912-3
354389.
—— [1912]:
Cy Jans Teale
© Jan. 14: 1.2
©) Janu, 2s ake,
© Jan. 287/97
© Feb. 4; 1.6.
Feb. 3; K 37014.
Feb. 10; K 3727¢@
Mar. 6; K 38650.
Feb. 28; K 38011.
Mar. 6; K 38572.
© Feb. 11; 1 @ Mar. 6; K 385738.
© Feb. 18; 1 ce. Mar. 18; K 39627,
© Feb. 25:.1 ¢@ Apr. 4° kK 4030
© Mar.'3; 1 « Apr. B; Ke402za—
McCormick (J. A.) Friday Harbor,
Wash. [5674-5697
Canoe Pass at floodtide, 907. ©
Nov. 92, 1911; 2 @ Jamsespoi2 ee
164171.
——ebbtide, panel, 906. © Nov. 2,
1911; 2c. Jan. 3, 19125 9 1620
Constance (Mt.) from the mouth of
the Ducewallups, 1119. © Nov. 9,
1911; 2c. Jan. 3, 19123 tear:
Crescent (Lake) first glimpse, 1115.
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 & Jam 3) 9ot2-e
164172.
night, 1113. © Nov. 9, 1911;
2 ¢. Jan. 3; 1912; sf kGatGae:
south arm, 1112. © Woveea
1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1912: ieee
Digging clams on a night tide, Puget
Sound. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 ¢ Feb. 24,
1912; J 166607.
Puget Sound. © Feb. 10, 1912;
2 ce. Feb. 24, 1912; J 166606.
Duckabush, at the mouth of the,
1118. © Nov. 9, 1911 ;) 2 cae
1912; J 164177.
Flower Island, 1180. © Noy. 25,
1911; 2 ¢ Jan. 3, 1912; JoaGeirs
Grotto and Canoe Pass, 903. © Nov.
2, 1911; 2:c..Jan. 3, 19926) ieee:
Humphries Bay, sunset in, 1179. ©
Nov. 25, 1911; 2 e@ Jano ioe ee
164164.
Kulsham (Steamship) 1178. © Noy.
25,1911; 2e@ Jan. 3, 1912: J a6ator
Merrimee, Lake Crescent, 1114. ©
Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 3) aga
164182.
Mongolian pheasant, San Juan Is-
lands, 1000. © Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan.
3, 1912; J 164168.
Moonlight at the home dock, 1111.
© Nov. 9, 1912;)2 ¢..Jan, 3) ao12
164166.
L100
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
5815
McCormick (J. A.)—Continued.
Reflections, Hoods canal, at the
mouth of the Duckabush, 1081. ©
mov, 9, 1911: 2 « Jan. 3, 1912; 5
164178.
Refiections, west shore of Hoods
Sonal, 1117. © Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan.
os, 1912; J 164174.
Road to Rockybrook, 1120. © Noy.
1911; 2c. Jan. 8, 1912; J 164180.
Solduck River, on the, 1116. ©
mov. 9, 1911; 2.c. Jan. 3, 1912; J
164179.
Tacoma, skyline of, 1138. © Nov. 9,
a911> 2c. Jan. 3, 1912; J 164183.
Tacoma, Wash., Totem pole, 1143. ©
mee, bods 2. cy Jan, 3, A912) J
164169.
Three successful hunters, 1001. ©
mee ote 2 Ee. Jan. 3, 1912 «5
164162.
We land you in the heart of Tacoma,
mot. exceNov.9, 1911; 2 ec. Jan. 3,
fo12: J 164181.
McCourt sBros., Brooklyn. [5698
Bungalow book of instructions and
plans for building the one hundred
dollar bungalow. © Jan. 25, 1912;
me, Jan: 30, 1912; I 845.
McCuTrcHEon (JoHN T.), Chicago.
[5699-5815
Aeroplane in politics. © Mar. 14,
wot2; te. Mar. 22, 1912: K 39879.
Announcement. © Jan. 31, 1912;
me: Wep. 6, 1912; K 37152.
Annual tragedy. © Dec. 30, 1911;
1c. Jan. 8, 1912; K 35459.
Anxious moment. © Mar. 19, 1912;
mc. Mar, 22, 1912: K 39883.
Awkward mistake in the date. ©
Bae, 1912- tc. Jan. 11, 19122 K
35592.
Bane of the banquet board. © Mar.
aetoi 2 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1912; K 38681.
Boy in winter time [1912]:
© Jan. 12; 1 ¢. Jan. 25: K 87248,
(©) Jan 18- 1 c Jan. 25; K. 37221:
ioegan, 24>.1.¢ Web. 5: K 37117,
Cardinal sin in politics. © Jan. 19,
waae- bc. Jan. 23, 1912>K 36275.
Certain type of medical vampire. ©
meet, 1912; 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 19125 1
38418.
Congressman’s speech. © Feb. 8,
a9125 1 c. Feb. 15, 1912: K 37697.
Correspondence sch. of cartooning. ©
Mar. 6, 1912; 1c Mar. 15, 1912: K
39050.
McCutrcHEeoNn (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Crushing effect of Supreme Court’s
standard oil decision. © Mar. 15,
1912; 1 @ Mar. 22, 1912; K 39880.
Dawson ’11 [1912]:
© dam. 2.11 ce Jan. ih: Ki S550.
© Jan. 8; 1c Jan. 11; 35597.
©) ame) ce. dam 23 > Ke 86274.
© ane 22 ae. Jan: 2b sdk B63218
©) Jan. 22; 1 ¢. Jan) 29; K 36504.
©) yan 29" dite: ep Gs. IS: ST1b0:
Dear old farm and the jolly city
life.’ © Jan. 31; 1912; 1c. Feb. 5, 1912;
K 87122.
Democratic politicians seem very
eager to explain why Roosevelt should
not be nominated. © Jan. 10, 1912;
| 1 ¢. Jan. 15, 1912: K 35728.
Do not break the Sabbath tonight.
© Dee. 131; 1911s, 2 wc) Jan. 14, 1912;
K 35589.
Do you ever think, these bitter days.
©} Tan, 1h) 19125 0 ce. Jan, 15, 1912 > K
35729.
Doctor’s O. K. before you wed. ©
Mar 26 Pda ers) Apr. 1. 1912: K
40330.
Does the end justify the meanness.
©) Febi rai ii2sr ke. Mar. »2,:1912:
K 38413.
Don’t doff Christmas spirit. © Dec.
A TO0t)s) tes Jan.) 8; 1992: KK 35455.
Farmer boy that doesn’t succeed in
the city and the one that does. ©
Pep. f6) 192: ie. Mep. 23; 1912: Ke
38021.
Fashionable Christening. © Mar. 9,
1912 2d) Gs Mar! 20, 1912; K. 39759.
Fortune teller [1912]. © Jan. 1; 1
ene fae KE Sh 590:
Ghosts of the past. © Feb. 2, 1912;
fe Reb. 15-1912 Kk S66:
Good political economy. © Jan. 18,
EIQ Co ane 2e.t 191-2 KK S6274:
Hail gentle spring. © Mar.
1Ot2 Oe.) Mar, 25. 1912: KW. S9986:
Harmon (Governor) is visiting in
Illinois. © Jan. 12, 1912; 1 ec. Jan. 15,
1912; K 35730.
Harrison (Carter) would stand a
better chance if he would muzzle Bart-
Zen.) (©) Jan, 23, 19125 1) ©.) Jan. 29,
1912; K 86505.
Have you ever noticed this peculiar
fact about murder cases. © Dec. 27,
1911; 1¢. Jan. 8, 1912; K 35456.
18,
101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
5815
pt. TY) RA S3 Vee
McCutcHEON (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Have you noticed that every straw
vote ... shows .. . Roosevelt senti-
ment. © Jan. 14, 1912; 1 ¢ Jan. 25,
1912; K 36818.
Hen is being proposed as a better
natl. emblem than the eagle. © Mar.
25. 19122 4c. Mar. 29; 1012 K- 40089.
Hitchcock (Postmaster General)
was a caller at the White House yes-
terday. © Jan. 16, 1912» 1 exJan. 23,
1912°. KK 36272.
Home from college for the holidays.
@, Jan: 31912" 1-e. Jane S,: 19r2s 1K
30461.
How not to get a good job. © Jan.
Zo, L126 Te. San. Sh, OUD KK SH.
How to be famous though fatal. ©
Mar. 15, 19129) 2 ¢. Mary 25; 1002 3) 4e
399384.
If Mr. Rockefeller were president
and the country were run as a trust.
© Heb. 28.1912; 1 ¢, Mar...8,. 1912+ I
38679.
Inevitable topie at all Sore
©) Feb: -7,.1912: 1 ¢ Heb, 23; 1912
38017.
Is there a coolness between them.
© Jan. 15, 1912; %.¢. Jan. 25, 1912; K
37219.
It has been suggested that society
adopt a time limit marriage contract.
©) Heb. 26), 191221 ¢..Mar,.2, 1912 eK
28416.
Jackson day banquet scene. © Jan.
Stn Ire) Jan. Th, TOT! Kh Sangs)
Joke on the old gentleman. © Jan.
24, 1912-1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1912%. Ki 3700s.
La Follette (Mr.) is getting ready
for a speaking tour. © Dee. 27, 1911;
1 ¢€. fan 1 19i2: BR a5585.
La Follette’s (Mr.) strongest card.
c) Dee. '29, TOL eh Sans a te
K 85587.
Last day of winter. © Mar. 21,
1912; 1 ec. Mar. 29, 1912; K 40087.
Law office of the near future. ©
Mar. 14, 1912; .1.¢. Mar. 25, 1912; K
39933.
Lincoln Dei oagy © Dec. 28, 1911; 1
C) Jan Th. 1912 * KK s5086.
Long winded as speech. ©
gan. 2b. LOLs 1. ¢C. gan, Bo. 19a s, I
Si2LT.
Revised in honor
© Mar. 16, 1912;
Map of the world.
of St. Patrick’s day.
1c. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39935.
March of the seasons. © Mar.
1912; 1c. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40336.
31,
102
McCutrcHreon (JoHN T.)—Continued.
My lord, the carriage awaits. ©
Jan. 1,°1912; 1 e@ Wane so 4oeeeee
35460.
Not entirely harmonious in the Dem-
ocratic ca mp. © Jan. 25, 1912. 1 C.
Jan. 29, 1912; K 36506.
Not ouee © Mar. 22, 1912: 2 @
Mar. 29, 1912; K 40088.
Nothing doing. © Jan. 20, 1912; 1
e. Jam. 25, 1912: 1K S6n99)
Now is the time to have your spring
res adjudicating done. © Mar. 30,
1912; 1c Apr. 1, 1912; K 40335.
Oh, see what I got. © Dec. 25,
1911; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1912; K 35454.
On the nat’l. putting green. © Jan.
17, 1912; 1 @ Jan. 25, 1912S eae
One result of the modern methods
of the up to date church. © Mar.
7, 1912; 1 « Mar. 15, 1912; K 390s
Philosophy and fact. © Mar. 20,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 29, 1912; K 40086.
Pick out your favorite presidential
candidate. © Dec. 30, 1911; 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 2912: Ko So588:
Pictorial sermonette [1912]:
© Jan. 6; 1 « Jan 137 K saeet
© Jan. 20; 1 ¢ Jan. Sisk aa
© Jan. 29; 1c Feb. 5; K 37121.
© Feb. 17; 1c Feb. 23° Koesa22,
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 38417.
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38682.
Pleasant jobs come only after yrs. of
hard work. © Jan: 19, 1912; 1 ¢. Jan.
31, 1912; K 37000.
Political situation. © Jan. 24, 1912;
1c. Jan. 27, 1912; K 36467.
Politics and weather. © Mar. 21,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 25, 1912; IX 899sT.
Prominent three. © Jan. 26, 1912; 1
ec. Jan: 29, 1912: K S@a0r
©
Proposed line of march for 1912.
Dec. 29, 1911; 1 ¢. Jans 8) aan
35458.
Prosperity, the travel bug and di-
vorce. © Mar. 4, 1912; 1 @: Mar. 15,
1912; K 39048.
Puzzle—which candidate is to speak.
© Mar. 28, 1912; 1 ec. Apr. 1, 1912 EK
40332.
©
Reforming a smoke nuisance.
Jan. 21, 1912; 1c. Jan. 26, TOUeie
36320.
Rich or poor. © Mar. 7, 1912; 1 «@
Mar. 15, 1912; K 39052.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
McCurcHron (Joun T.)—Continued.
| Roosevelt speech as delivered and as
Mquoted. © Mar. 22, 1912; 1 c. Mar.
23, 1912; K 39988.
Rules of etiquette for the opera. ©
mec. 28, 1911; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1912; K
35457.
Saint Patrick’s day. © Mar. 17,
97912; 1 c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39882.
Sermon in a fashionable church. ©
man, 25, 1912° 1 ¢c. Feb. 5, 19123 K
37118.
Session of the Republican creden-
tials comm. at the June convention. ©
Sees ore: Fe. Apr 3) 19125 | K
40338.
Sherlock Holmes analyzes a perfect
Siranger. © Jan. 27, 1912; 1 c. Feb.
a aoi2: K 37120.
Should the army be prepared for
mar (©), Heb, 15, 1912; 1 ¢. Feb. 238,
1912; K 38019.
Siege of the suffragets. © Mar. 18,
1912; 1 ce. Mar. 29, 1912; K 40085.
Skeleton in Illinois closet. © Jan.
fe 1912: 1 ec Jan. 11, 1912; K 35595.
Solemnity of many modern mar-
Tiages. © Jan. 28, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 6,
1912; K 37149.
Sometimes we are glad to see him.
Sodan. 3, 1912: 1 c. Jan. 8, 1912; K
35462.
Spring matrimania. © Mar.
a2 > tes Mar. 20, 1912; K. 39760.
Strange change in the White House.
Jan: 4 1912: 1 c. Jan. 11, 1912; K
35593.
Then and now. © Mar. 23, 1912; 1
@. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39939.
There will be great doings at that
Democratic love feast. © Jan. 7,
mot2: 1 c¢ Jan. 11, 1912; K 35596.
This is where the colonel loses the
king and vice pres. vote. © Mar. 29,
712; 1c. Apr. 1, 1912; K 40334.
©
Those New Mexico legislators.
mee 2), 19125, 1c. Mar, 22, 1912.° i
39884.
©
To-day is leap yr. proposal day.
meb. 29, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 8; 1912; K
38680.
Tragic if he doesn’t go soon.
mera, 1912: 1.¢. Mar. 22, 1912; ik
39881.
Usual life of the modern mushroom
Croesus. © Feb. 10, 1912; 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1912; K 38018.
Victim of progress. © Mar. 24,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1912; K 40029.
12,
5820
McCurcHEoN (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Village critic. © Mar. 18, 1912; 1c.
Mar. 20, 1912; K 39762.
We have with us today a man
who—. © Mar. 27, 1912; 1 ¢. Apr. 1,
1912; K 40331.
We hope he reforms. © Jan. 13,
2902 1 ‘eam. Tse 1912: Ke SaTak
What they are talking about in
Washington. © Mar. 5, 1912; 1.
Mar. 15, 1912; K 89049.
What would he do if he got this
telegram. © Feb. 15, 1912; 1 c. Feb.
23,1912 = Ky Ssoz0-
When dad was a boy. © Mar. 12,
1912; 1 ec. Mar. 20, 1912; K 39761.
©
When immortal meets immortal.
Jan. ao.) Lora: Te.) Reb. G6, TSi2: 1K
Se bay
Whom are they looking for. © Mar.
18, 1912; 1 ec. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39878.
©
Why the tear stood in her eye.
Jan oT, FOIA Tver San. 2389 TOs. Ke
362738.
©
Why the tear was in her eye.
Hebu 240. TOU 2°) Pie, Weare 2) Od > Ke
38415.
Will he run? © Jan. 27, 1912; 1«.
Feb. 6, 1912; K 37148.
Will he run. © Feb. 19, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 23, 1912; K 38023.
Wilson (Woodrow). © Jan. 26,
191233) Ie Web. 5) 1912); K 37149.
Zero society notes. © Jan. 5, 1912;
en Fan: LR TOUR 35504,
1912 version of the great historical
event. © ‘Keb. 22, 1912-> 1 ¢ Mar. 2,
1912; K 38414.
McDonovucH (RICHARD
mouth, N. H. [5816
My children in the woods. © Feb.
16, 1912; 2 ce. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166466.
Macrt (CHARLES EH.) Denver. [5817
(Buffalo cow and calf. © 1c. Feb.
16, 1912; J 166374.
MACFARLAND (WILLIAM J.) New York.
[5818
Making of scientific lasts. © Jan. 5,
191252 codansi2, 1912; L829:
McGoniIcLe (Epw. J.) Philadelphia.
[5819
Doc Hope and the base ball bug.
© Feb. 29, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1912; K
38395.
McKeen (A. 8.) Haverhill, Mass.
[5820
St. James church. © Mar. 26, 1912;
2c. Mar. 29, 1912; J 167583.
D.) Ports-
103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5821
Dt. 1, Ros. vam
MacKenzie (F. W.) Washington.
[5821
Shield of reliability. © Oct. 6,1911;
1c. Jan. 27, 1912; K 36466.
McKintop (WILLIAM L.) Madison, Wis.
[5822
Wisconsin (University of) basket
ball squad. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c Mar.
O91 2). J. LOCOS,
Mackson (IsmporE) San Diego, Cal.
[5823
Battle of ostriches. © Dec. 15, 1911;
206) Reb: 6,) 1912: J° 167016:
McLoucHLIN Bros., Brooklyn.
[5824-5847
[Colored prints]:
Cinderella and her unkind sisters.—
Cinderella dances with the prince.—
Cinderella; or, The glass slipper.—
Cinderella’s flight from the palace.
Cinderella’s sisters beg her to forgive
them.—Fairy reveals herself to Red
Riding Hood.— Giant falls to his
death.—Grandmother looks strange to
Red Riding Hook.—Jack and the bean
stalk.—Jack approaches the giant’s
castle—Jack descends the beanstalk
with the hen.—Jack meets a beautiful
fairy.—Jack’s mother is not pleased
with the beans.—Little Red Riding
Hood.—Red Riding Hood arrives at
Grandmother’s cottage.— Red Riding
Hood gathers flowers for her grand-
mother.—Red Riding Hood is kind to a
poor old woman.—Red Riding -Hood
starts on her errand.—Sisters prepar-
ing for the ball.—Slipper fits and its
mate is produced.——Wonderful hen lays
golden eggs. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2c. each
Jan. 18, 1912; K 35781-85801.
Shepherd and his dog and sheep. ©
Jani, 23, 1OL2s 2a. Jans 27; 1912+" K
36468.
[2 prints]:
Indian and the Puritan.—Little Red-
skins. © Jan. 24, 1912: 2 ec. each
Jan. 25, 1912; K 36322, 36323.
McMAnan (MApsry) San Francisco.
[5848
Venitia, Cal., bird’s-eye view of. ©
Jan. 20,1912) Ze. eb 6, 1912" 5
165911.
McMANUsS stupI0o, New York. [5849
Hibben (Prof. John Grier). © Mar.
23, 1910; 2 ¢. Feb. 1, 1912; J 167007.
McNIcoLt (Jessiz H.) Boston. [5850
I’ve come with lilies. © Jan. 1,
1912; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1912; K 35885.
|
|
|
|
MoVay (C. E.) Farnhamville, Ia.
[5851, 5852
Farnhamville, Ia.:
Greetings from.—Views from. ©
Apr. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. each Apr. 4, 1912;
J 16756, I6TTs¢,
MADDEN (A. C.) Glencoe, Ill. [5858
John Bull at peace with the world.
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1912; K
37719.
MAEHARA (K.) Hilo, T. H. [ 5854
Kilauea (Volcano of) in action, Jan.
1912. © Jan. 8, 1912. 2 cee
1912; J 166913.
MAESCH (FERDINAND) New York.
| 5855, 5856
Old homestead. © Mar. 1, 1912;
2c. Mar. 1, 1912: J 166805:
Spring flower. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 «.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164451.
Macrr (HENry J.) New York. [5857
Taft—man for president. © Feb.
24,1912; 2c Feb. 27, 1912: Kast
MAJESTIC PUB. co., Indianapolis.
[5858-5927
Dutch philosophy, colored post cards:
All the more vat vee get.—For vy
iss it.—If looks vas der whole cheese.—
If to steal a kiss.—Love makes der
world go round.—Py chiminee, effery
time dot moon comes up.—Py chinks,
cfferbody vas liars.—Side-by-each, by
der fireside yet.—Smile und look
happy.—Vy not let’s make sum boat-
ridings. © Jan. 2, 1912*° 20 seem
Jan. 2, 1912; K 34854-34859.
[Post cards]:
Be-gorah I’m as strong fur ye as an
Irishman’s pipe.—Begorra it would
Save us a lot of time.—Bejabbers I
don’t know what ye are.—Cru-l-] woild
be jabbers.—Home is where ye wear
yer old shoes and coat.—If there be
germs in kisses.—It shure sounds good
; to me.—Keep this under yer hat.—Leap
year. 1 [Dutch girl holding a rope tied
to boys ankle.—Leap year. 2 [Dutch
girl following in the tracks of boy by
stone wall.]|—Leap year. 3 [Dutch girl
sitting on end of wharf looking out
to sea with telescope.]—Leap year. 4
[Dutch boy caught in trap.J]—Leap
year. 5 [Dutch girl holding muffler of
Dutch boy.]—Leap year. 6 [Dutch girl
behind wall with noose set.—Leap
year. 7 [Dutch girl calling to Dutch
boys.]—Leap year. 8. Still running
single.—Question, why iss a flying
Dutchman? Ans., leap yr.—1912 leap
year. [Dutch girl and cat reading
104
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 1, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
3961
MAJESTIC PUB. co.—Continued.
| Post cards ]—Continued.
sign.]—Shamrock says.—Shure it’s
hard work these days.—Shure Moike it
do cost more to live now adays.—Sure
all kind of weather—’Tis no use
grumblin’.—We are only as old as we
feel—When trouble knocks at yer
door. © Jan. 12, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
14,1912; K 87509-37533.
©
Sepia heads. 1-10. Post cards.
matinee, 1912: 2c. each Jan. 2, 1912;
KK 34864-84873.
Sepia smiles, 1-10, post cards:
Hang on, cling on.—If you see but
your Sshadow.—lIt isn’t what we used
to do.—It may help another fight.—
Keep your smile pinned on.—Stick
your smiles on.—Way ain’t sunny but
don’t you fret.—Wear your happy
thoughts.—What’s the use o’ crying.—
World is full of smiles). © Jan. 2,
mor? > 2c. each Jan. 2, 1912: K 34874—
34883.
[15 prints]:
All dressed up, but no place to go.—
Be good and you will be happy.—G
and double e, today a little measly
Silver dime.—I don’t care for wealth
or fame.—If money makes us happy.-—
If money talks.—I’ll just keep smil-
ing.—Life’s a gamble.—Life’s a very
queer proposition——O you Lalla-pa-
lu.—Say you, I’m some tuff.—There
are lots of walks in life-—There’s only
one dame that ever fell in love with
me.—Thing that’s got my bloomin’
goat.— World owes everybody a living.
© Jan. 17, 1912; 2‘c. each Jan. 19,
1912; K 35953-35967.
MANN & MCNEILLE, New York.
[5928-5989
Duplex apartments, job 216, A-—1,
first, second and third floor plans ana
front elevation. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1912:
I 840.
First and typical floor plans of hotel
bldg. corner Smithfield and _ First
streets, Pittsburg. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1912; I 876.
House no. 159, first and second floor
plans and front elevation. ©1c. Feb.
19, 1912; I 861.
361, first and second floor plans,
front and side elevations. ©1c. Feb.
19, 1912; I 862.
362, first and second floor plan
and front elevation. © 1 ¢. Feb. 19,
1912; I 863.
368 first, second and third floor
Mann & McNEILLE—Continued.
——~ 564, first and second floor plan,
front and side elevations. © 1c. Feb.
19, 1912; I 865.
371, first and second floor plans
and front elevation. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1912; I 849.
372, first and second floor plans
and front elevation. © 1 c¢. Feb. 3,
1912; I 850.
Non-housekeeping apartment, job
216, B—1, typical floor plan and front
elevation. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1912; I 842.
Single flat houses, job 216, C—1, floor
plan, plot plan and front elevation. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 1912; I 848.
Single flat house, job 216, D-—1, floor
plan. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1912; I 841.
MANz (J) ENGRAVING Co., Chicago.
[5940, 5941
Dedicated. [Rosary.] © Jan. 1,
112 =< 2e hep: i; AQIZ* K Si2Z81.
Hail, Mary, full of grace. [Rosary.]
©) jan) th 1002 2e. Reb. 7, 1912. K
31282.
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.), New York.
[5942-5961
Fickel (Mrs. Jacob Earl) 1. © Feb.
16, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166413.
and bridesmaids, 1. © Feb. 16,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912; J 166414.
; Gardner (Mr. and Mrs. William
Gunther) 1. © Feb. 14, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 15, 1912; J 166365.
Gardner (Mrs. William Gunther) 1.
© Heb 14 19122 ¢.) Feb. 15), 1912.5
166368.
Kahn (Mrs. Otto) © Mar. 14, 1912;
2.¢. Mar. 15, 1912; J 167164.
Mier (Madame de) 1, 2. © Mar.
14 A122 ee yeach Mar. 15, 1912): J
167165, 167166.
Nash (Mrs. Edmund)
© Mar. 14,
1912; 2¢. Mar. 15) 1992 J) 167167:
Tankerville (Countess of) 1,2. ©
Mar) 4 T9I2) 2 le. ‘eneh Mar) iim,
£OUZ LOG LGZ, | LOT VES.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Oliver) jr. ©
Hep diss! $912.5 2 .e) Keb... 19,. 1912 > i
166464.
and maid of honor. © Feb. 18,
1912; 2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166465.
[2 photographs]:
Talbot (Mrs. Harold R.) and chil-
dren, 1.—Talbot children, 1. © Mar.
plans, front and side elevations. © | 8, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 11, 1912; J
tc. Feb. 19, 1912; I 864. i 167100. 167101.
105
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5962
Marceau (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
[6 photographs] :
Dahlgren (Miss Lucy) 1, 2.—Drexel
(Mrs. Anthony) and baby, 1, 2.—
Gould (Mrs. George J.) 1, 2. © Jan.
de) IOI 27e. -exchas ants; AOI. x
164616164621.
MarcitetH (A. W.) Cincinnati. [5962
Yeager’s luncheon. © Dec. | 28,
7921; 2c: Jan. 4, 1912; K 35256.
MarKeL (IRvIN) Buffalo. [5963
Breakers by moonlight. ©1c. Mar.
22, 1912: J. 167416.
MARKENDORFF (GEO.) New York.
[5964-6010
[Colored post cards]:
Ach vont you tell me vot you tink of
me yet.—All is well with me.—AIl-
though there are miles between us.
Beware of this a warning growl.—
By the language of flowers.
Dere iss moosick in de air.—Do not
be gloomy or sad.—Don’t you want to
come along.
Each man must toot his own horn.
For the best girl in all the world.
Grin and grow fat.
He laughs best who laughs last.
I didn’t mean it.—I haf to blow my-
self sometimes yet.—I have lots to say
to you.—I hope there’s nothing comes
between us ever.—I hope this line will
reach you.—I wish If was a hero.—Ifa
horse shoe brings good luck.—If good
fortune be yours, be happy.—If I had
money I’d have a girl too.—If you will
be good I vill gif you somedings.—In
Sending you this card.—It is hereby
announced.
Just fiddling away a little time.
Knowledge is often forgotten.
Laughs lengthen life.
Love me little.
My dog iss my best friendt yet dat
I haf.
Note the picture on this card.—Now
if I had mother’s purse I’d be a lady.
Of all the people in the world.—Of
all the things I wish—Oh you cry
baby.
Seems a long time since I’ve seen
you.—Smiles pay fine interest. —Song
the kettle sings.
Take the road to success.—That’s
what a fellow gets going shopping.
Vait undil de clouds rolls by already
yet.
pt. 1, D283 vo
MARKENDORFF (GEO.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
We all do make mistakes.—What I
wished for Sunday.—When you judge
the world be kind.—Whenever life
Seems stormy.—Why don’t I ever see
you anymore?—Word from the wise
old owl.
You are mine, all mine, ain’t that
fine? © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
9, 1912; K 38710-88738, 38740-38757.
Marr (THOMAS H.) & SON, Boston.
[6011
Lady in yellow. Fenway court, no.
17865. © Jan. 18, 1912: 2 e¢ Jane
1912; J 165002.
MarsH (R. B.) San Francisco. [6012
Nordica (Madame) singing the Star
spangled banner at ground breaking
ceremonies, San Francisco, P. P. T. E.
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2.c. Jans oseane
164465.
MarTIn (L. 8S.) McMinnville, Ore.
[6013
Vote 4 wimmen. © Feb. 12, 1912;
2c. Mar. 6, 1912* J 167eee,
MARTIN (SAMUEL D.) Cincinnati.
[6014-6016
[8 prints]:
I’m not afraid of the dark, I like to
walk in the park.—Out at the zoo the
doves bill and coo.—We all took a ride
on the elephant’s back.
© Mar. 18, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar.
19°90) 39812-39814.
Mason (HE. F.) Auburn, Me. [6017
Easter chicks. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2.
Apr. 2,-1912; J 167637
Masury (JOHN W.) & SON, Brooklyn.
[6018, 6019
[Cut outs]:
Lithograph for children, sheets 1, 2.
© Jan. 24, 1912; 2 ce. each Jan. 15,
1912; K 386389, 36390.
MaATACEA (A.), New York.
[2 prints]:
Battaglia di sciara-el-sceat, 26 Ot-
tobre 1911.—Rivolta ed il tradimento
degli Arabi nelle vie di Tripoli. © Dec.
29, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 79a
34961, 34962.
‘[6020, 6021
MATTHEWS (FRANKLIN) New York.
[6022
One of Uncle Sam’s peacemakers. ©
Jan. 6, 1912.92 ¢e) Jan. Si, aoizee
164453. '
106
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1912
MATTHEWS (GEORGE L.) Cedarville,
Cal. [6023
Piute Indian. © Feb. 5, 1912; 2 ¢.
mep. 12, 1912: J 166215.
MartTHews (J. N.) co., Buffalo.
[6024
Panama canal, bird’s eye view of.
© Mar. 11, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1912; 1
e. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39930.
MATZENE Co., Chicago. [6025-6029
Garden (Mary) A-E. © Jan. 16,
eee e€ each Jan. 18, 1912: J
16495S—164962.
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL MFG. CO.,
Chicago. {6030
Ball joints, ete. ©1c. Feb. 2, 1912;
I 847.
MELVIN
ton.
[8 prints]:
Easter. 1 [Cross and_ lilies.]—
Haster greeting 1. [Cupid on band
box.|—Joyous Easter. 1 [Two chicks
© Mar. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
(ELLA HERRIMAN) Washing-
[6031-6033
MENDoza (I. P.) LrD., London.
[6034-6037
Doris; by George Morland. © Dec.
m_eroit. 2c. Jan. 6, 1912: A 1017.
Janet. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
4, 1912; K 39032.
Madge; by George Morland. © Dec.
meetott 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1912; 1018.
Milly. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
4,1912; K 390338.
MeNKE (H. WILLIAM) Chicago. [6038
Bradley (Mary Hastings) ©l1«.
Jan. 24, 1912; J 165154.
MERCHANTS PUB. cCO., Kalamazoo,
Mich. [6039-6094
[10 prints]:
Caught in the act.—Faithful
friend.——Good point.—Inocence.—Race
(The)—That’s grandma.—Unexpected
guests.—Up to date.—Welcome.—Won
Oyer. © Dec. 31, 1911; 2 ec. each
Jan. 2, 1912; K 35068-35077.
[22 prints]:
Autumn.—Caught in his net.—Con-
tentment.—Critical moment.—Dutch
canal. — Favorite (The) — Friend
(A.)—Golden hour.—His favorite—
Idler (The)—In green pastures.—In
safe moorage.——Lucky dog.—Morn-
ing.—Off Sandy Hook.—Old §land-
mark.—Old, old story.—On the old
farm road.—Sunset glow.—Sunset on
the bay.—Sweet sixteen.—Yes or no.
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2 ec. each Jan. 11,
1912; IX 35615-35636.
6104
MERCHANTS PUB. co.—Continued.
[24 prints]:
Anxious chaperon.—Babes in the
woods.—Do you like butter.—First
lessons.—First snow.—From the win-
ter woods.—Fugitives from justice.—
Grandma’s callers.—Grandma’s_ sun-
shine.—In high fayor.—In lovers lane.
—In the gloaming.—It’s sure to pe
good.—Nibble (A).—Old_ reliable—
Oo-ice cream.—Partiality.—Safe over.
—Taking his picture——There comes
papa.—Three little rascals—Two is
company, three is a crowd.—Where
the dogwood blossoms.—Who is In
danger. © Dec. 30, 1911; 2 c. each
Jan. 6, 1912; K 35346-35369.
MERIDIAN PRINTING Co., Cleveland.
[6095
Illuminating co. © Dec. 29, 1911;
2 ce. Jan. 21, 1912; K 36372.
Merritt (NEIL), Coldwater, Mich.
[6096
Who said Mike. © Mar. 1, 1912;
2 ¢@. Mar. 4, 1912; K 38451.
MERTON (HoLMES WHITTIER) New
York. [6097
Merton’s first aid charts. No’s. 1-38.
© Nov. 28, 1912; 2
19126" Ko S83 7e.
Meyer & BRO., Chicago. [6098
Confirmation certificate. © Mar. 8,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1912; K 38814.
MICHAELSEN (C. D.) Omaha, Nebr.
[6099
In the eyes of the public. © Feb. 2,
Tao2 2) 2 C., Rebe iD, TOI: KK 37039.
MiIcHEL (GUSTAVE H.), Cleveland.
[6100, 6101
Chart of the arterial, venous and
nervous systems. © Oct. 20, 1910; 2c.
Jan, Sa: Ke 1S162:
Chart of the muscular system with
its arterial and nervous relations. ©
Oeil) 20) 1990s. 2 ee San! So. TOT = K
18168. |
MILE HIGH PHOTO Co., Denver. [6102
Schumann-Heink (Madame) and
crowd at auditorium. © Jan. 26,1912;
2 pe1 dans iad, 1912)> J. 166176.
MILLAR (GEO. V.) & co., Scranton, Pa.
[6103, 6104
South Bethlehem, Pa., panorama of
the Bethiehem steel works. [2 folder.]
© Feb. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 28, 1912; K
28007.
e..eaeh Heb. 23,
panorama of the Bethlehem
steel works. [3 folder.] © Feb. 19,
1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 23, 1912; K 38006.
107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6105
pt. Iv, n.s., Vv. 7
MILLIGAN (B. HERBERT), Chicago.
[6105-6111
[Ad cuts] ;
Any reasonable cash offer accepted.—
Extra.—Going at 4 price—Have you
a piano.—Small amount of your Sal-
ary.—Time is money. © May 1, 1911;
2 ¢. each Dec. 29, 1911; K 35908-85908.
Clean sweep piano sale. © May 13,
oT te, Mar. Al, 1912's Ne eoo.
Minus (Leroy A.) Peoria.
ELT Gals
Peoria; Peoria coliseum. © Feb. 6,
O12; 2c, Web. 12; Ton: Ke3i28s.
Plat of floor space, Peoria coliseum.
© Mebr'G, 1912: “i. e. (Feb: 2.12)
S60.
MILWAUKEE FEATURE FILM coO., Mil-
waukee., [6114
McKinley, late President and his
latest Speech. © Jan. 11, 1912; 2 °c.
an. 15,3982: K. S8i58:
MINER (W. H.) Chicago.
Resilient values of draft gears
graphically illustrated, 1, 2. © Mar.
We iOt2s Ne -ereh Mars. 2, ener:
929. 930.
MISSIONARY EDUC. MOVEMENT IN THE
U. S. & Canaba, New York.
[6117-6122
[6115, 6116
[Colored charts]:
Gain in Protestant foreign mission
income in the U. S. 1810-1910.—How
some American money is spent.—Re-
ligious cencus of the world.—Religious
divisions of India.—Size of parishes at
home and abroad.—World mission
progress. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Mar. 27, 1912; K 40897-40402.
MitcHeLtL (JoHN J.) New York.
[6123-6125
American fashions. Feb.1912. Figs.
407-421, (C). Feb. 17,1912; 2c, Feb.
BO, 1912: Ke dsbde2:.
——TVigs. 422-433. © Feb. 17,
ioe. 2-e. Heb) 19: 19125 K.B7she.
——FVigs. 434-448. (Os Web ax,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; K 37854.
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago. [6126-6167
Harmon (Judson) 1-11. © Feb.
By) 190252 cc. “each: Feb, 17, 1912. J
166415-166425.
tevell (Alexander H.) 1, 2. © Feb.
aij kota; O28, eath- Mar 7 gis - 7
167048, 167049.
Sub-committee of Republican na
tional committee. © Feb. 27, 1912; 2
ce. Mar. 7, 1912: J IG706%.
MOHAWK SECURITY Co., Albany.
Morrerr stup1o—Continued.
Teyte (Maggie) 1-28. © Feb. 20,
1912; 2 ‘ce. each Web. 24) M92 eae
166608—166635.
[6168
Mohawk security company’s plan of
apartment dwelling. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1912; T8377. :
MoNnTGOMERY (H.), Hartford, Wis.
[6169-6195
Horicon, Wis., Van Brunt mfg. ¢co.,
A, B. © Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. each Jan.
5, 1912; J 164223, 164224.
Mayville, Wis., Main st. © Dec. 15,
1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 5, 19925 a 6220
{24 photographs] :
Black River Falls, Wis., after dyna-
miting the dam at.—Black River Falls,
Wis., after the flood at, A—I’.—Black
River Falls, Wis., below the city after
the flood.—Black River Falls, Wis.,
dynamiting the dam at.—Black River
Ialls, Wis., flood.—Black River Falls,
Wis., flood at, A, B.—Black River
Ialls, Wis., part of the ruins of the
flood.—Black River Falls, Wis., ruins
after the flood at.—Biack River Falls,
Wis., ruins of the flood at, A, B.—
Black River Falls, Wis., showing the
effects of the flood at.—Black River
Tralls, Wis., wreckage below the city
after the flood.—Columbus, Wis., Co-
lumbus County training school.—Co-
lumbus, Wis., Columbus hospital.—Co-
lumbus, Was., high schoo].—Columbus
Wis., James st.—Columbus, Wis., pub-
lic schools.—West Bend, Wis., Enger
Kress pocket book co.
©, Nov. 11, 1907 =e each Jan. ap
1912; J 164199-164215, 164217—-164222,
164225.
MontTrcoMERY (RicHarp J.) & CLEARY
(FRANK C.) San Francisco.
[6196-6207
[12 photographs] :
Montgomery (Prof. John J.) first
flight at 8 a. m., 10.—Montgomery
(Prof. John J.) in camp, 5.—Montgom-
ery (Prof. John J.) in fight, 4)ag;
16.—Montgomery (Prof. John J.) in
200 yd. flight, 5.—Reinhardt (Con.)
in machine on track, 15.—Vierra (Jo-
seph C.) in flight, 2—Vierra (Joseph
C.) in 800 yd. flight, 3—Vierra (Jo-
seph C.) in 400 yd. flight, 7.—Vierra
(Joseph C.) on truck before flight,
14.—Vierra (Joseph C.) short flight,
8. © Nov. 16, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26,
1911; J 163861-163872.
108
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, £912
Moorr (HeENrRy) Kansas City, Mo.
[6208-6213
Bs. = N. © Feb. 26, 1912;,2 ¢.
Feb. 29, 1912; J 166758.
and his cabinet,
Kansas City, Mo., 1911. © Jan. 20,
#912; 2c. Jan. 29, 1912; J 165243.
©
Central high school glee club.
Brown (Mayor)
mateo, 1912-2 e@ Mar. 1, 1922: J
167099.
Jewell (William) glee club. ©
ae 4) 1912; 2 c: Mar. 18, 1912; J
167263.
Kansas City veterinary college class
mo12. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ¢ Mar. 28,
moa? F 167510:
- Kappa Sigma fraternity. © Mar. 6,
m2: 2c. Mar. 8, 1912; J 167065.
Morsus (FF. W. G.) Alameda, Cal.
[6214, 6215
Portals of the past, A. © Mar. 11,
le se2 Cy Mar..22, 1912: J 167397.
Portals of the past, B. © Mar. 12,
api; 2c. Mar. 22, 1912; J 167396.
MorGAN LITHO. co., Cleveland.
[6216, 6217
Border design Majestic. © Oct. 81,
Petes ce. tan. 2, 1912 1° ¢c. Jan.) 05,
1912; K 35901.
Border design Reliance. © Dec.
ower san. 2. 1912-1 ec, Jan.
1912; K 35902.
Morris (H. H.) Galveston, Tex.
[6218, 6219
Hamilton (Charles K.) and an auto
racing on Galveston Beach. © Jan.
menos; 2G. Jan. 27, 1912; F 165205.
and an auto racing on Galves-
ton beach. © Feb. 14, 1912: 2 ec. Feb.
ao, 1912; J 166454.
20,
15,
Morris & BENDIEN, New York.
[6220-6223
Baby don’t cry here is your bottle.
© Mar 20, 1912; 2c. Mar. 18, 1912; K
39585.
Let ’em tum. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2
e. Mar. 18, 1912; K 39586.
heavens lady carry your own
bundle. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 18,
1912; 1S 39587.
That sure is cheap but I’ve got mine.
© Mar. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 18, 1912;
K 39588.
Morrow (WILLIAM J.) Newport, Pa.
[6224
Newport public school. © Feb. 17,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166698.
6255
Morse (CHARLES H.) Hanover, N. H.
[6225-6232
[S photographs] :
Richardson (Prof. Charles F.) no. 1,
in cap and gown.—Richardson (Prof.
Charles F.) no. 2, in gown.—Sheep in
a Vermont pasture.—Takakkaw Falls,
1-3.—Tucker (Wm. J.) no. 1, stand-
ing.—Tucker (Wm. J.) no. 2, sitting.
© Jan. 22, 1912: 2 c each Jan. 20,
1912; J 165044-165051.
MorRTON DRY KILN Co., Chicago. [6233
Humidity chart for Morton hydrom-
eter, ©} Jan! 6; 1912;°7 c: Jan: 12,
POPs Ti! BDH:
Moser (N. G.) % PostTMASTER, New
York. [6234-6239
[2 photographs] :
Gune fire.—21 gun salute. © Feb.
28, 1912.5) 2). ce. ‘each: Mar. 11,1912: J
167093, 167098.
[4 photographs] :
Port quarterdeck.— Quarter deck
sea.—Quarter deck sea-man.—Wrecked.
© Feb. 15, 1912: 2 c. each Mar. 11,
1912; J 167094—-167097.
Moyers (C. E.), Davenport, Iowa.
[6240
Chiropractic did it. © Jan. 22, 1912;
2, skate 2p.) LOW IK. SBODe.
MUELLER BROS. ART MFG. CO., Chicago.
[6241-6246
[6 prints]:
Cottage by the road.—Edge of the
woods.—Golden autumn.—Lily pond.—
Peace of evening.—Solemn and silent.
©). Dee! 26 19tt 72 “ex each Jan. 4,
1912; K 35236-35241.
MULLER (ENRIQUE) Brooklyn.
[6247-6252
Firing on a superimposed turret, 226.
©r Hep) 101912 -'\2)-e2, Feb: 28, 191:2:
J 1667538.
Miorids '€U," S. "S:) 6300-0302. ©
Mar. 1 tone =" 2) ec) eateh |Mar.:2, 192;
J 166880166882.
On the firing mast, 227. © Jan. 5,
1912; 2c. Feb. 28, 1912; J. 166754.
Target practice, bow view on the
North Dakota, 225. © Feb. 10, 1912;
2 ¢. Feb. 28, 1912; J 166752.
MULLER, LUCHSINGER & co., New York.
[6253-6255
Writ.) nos) S2%2, 8273, . ©: Jan... 10;
1OiID> 2c. each) Jan: $2, 1912; K 3614,
36112.
Whirlpool rapids, Niagara Falls. ©
Mar.25, 2912-2 -e@. Mar. 26;( 9912 "Ke
39999.
109
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6256
pt. Iv, ns; ve 8
MUNDER (NoRMAN T. A.) & Co., Balti-
more. [6256-6262
Baltimore, birdseye view, 1, 2:
gan. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 15, 1912
K 35824, 35825.
=—— Convention hall. © Feb... 6,
1912-2 c Web. 8, 1912; Ko 37229.
Emerson hotel, lobby. © Feb.
6 -1912* 2).¢,,.Keb.: 8, 1942: dk S72380:
—___ + __ main dining room. {© Heb:
Gi 1 G12 26... Web. 8, d012* KK Siar.
=.) Le palm room. . <)s Meb). 6,
1912: 2c. Feb. 8, 1912; K 37238.
. ae) eb: 46:
K 37232
1912; 2c. Feb. 8, 1912:
Munro & HARFoRD co., New York.
[6263-6265
[8 prints]:
Gay rose girl.—Read’s (Mr.) violet
zirl—Roping. » ©, Jan..2, 1912: 2. .
each Jan. 5, 1912; K 35289-35291.
fed Oak,
[6266-6318
MureHy (THOS.
Iowa.
Colored prints:
Annabelle.— Beagles.— Big catch.—
Breath of June._—Burgoyne’s surren-
der at Saratoga.—Lurns (Bobbie) and
Highland Mary.—Canyon of the Yel-
Dit CO,
lowstone.—Catch of the season.—Clara-
belle.—Close of an autumn day.
Country road.—Country store.—Hx-
ceeding her limit.—First aid to the in-
jured.—Flowery spring.—Goldenrod.—
Harvest time, Strathtay.—Helen.—
Honora.—In olden days.—In silent
reverie.—In the gloaming.—King of
the desert.—Ludlow castle.-—Majorie.—
Miniature.—Morning ain
meadows.—Old sweetheart of mine.—
Retriever.—Revenge trail.—Rocks off
the Lizard.—Room for one more.—
Shorthorns. — Single rose. — Spelling
bee.—Sunrise on the Atlantic.—Sunset
near Beverly.—Tantallon castle, North
Berwick, Scotland.—Tolte gorge, Colo-
rado.—Trespassers.—Twilight on the
Treignac.—Wheat harvest.—Winners.
© ah 2. FOT2 2 ec. each Dec. 26,
1911; K 3.4! 509-8455
[2 itt :
New muff.—Woman’s
Jan. 2,°1912; 2 ¢.. .each
K 35387, 35388.
[7 prints]:
Barbara.—Fairy of the flowers.—
Judith.—Lady of the lilies —Message
of the violets.—Neath spreading elms
and royal oaks.—Stories from fairy-
land. © Jan. 2, 1912; 2c. each Jan. 8,
1912; K 35931-35937.
©
1912;
rights.
Jan. 8,
New
[6319, 6320
Sheet no. 688.
2 c. Mar: 27) 19125
MURRAY’S SYNDICATE CUT SERVICE,
York.
[Base-ball page.]
© Mar. 20, 1912;
K 40018.
Grand spring opening. Sheet no. 615.
© Feb. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1912; K
88192.
MUSICAL WORLD AND REVIEW, Kansas
City, Mo. [6321
Kansas City symphony orchestra. ©
Mar. ‘9, 1912; 2 @ Mar) aioe
167087.
NATHAN (GEORGE) New York. [6322
Persica (Sibilla) © Feb. 2) 1912:
2 ec. Keb. 5, 19125 Jiaisage
| NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO., New York.
[6326-6327
National styles nos. 65, 66. © Jan.
10, 1912; 2 @ each Jans i agi
35077, 35578.
267, ©) Pen
AGI2 ie Si2he.
© Feb.
6, 1912: e Pep =
- 68.
14° 1992 + Ke 8 Faas
——_ §9.. © Feb.
23, 1912 ¢ IK SS00R:
NAT’L FILM DISTRIBUTING CO.
See list of moving-pictures at end of
this catalogue.
10,1912 52 "e ee
15, 1912; 2°e) Feb;
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN, New York.
[6328-6780
Alls still along the Potomae. Apr.
38, 1912. © Apr. 3, 1912-3 eee
1912; K 40345.
Bouncing ’em off the aitie tiene ©
Mar. 12, 1912; 1 c. Mare a3) ane
38998.
Br-r-r. © Feb. 10, 1912; 1 ¢ Feb:
12) 1912+ K Siaae .
Cheer up there’s a good time com-
ing. © Feb. 27, 1912; 1 @ Web 2a
1932") Keueasee,
Soldfeeto the monk [1912]. © Mar.
4; 1-4. Mar..5; Ki 38ae2.
Desperate Desmond [1911]. © Dee.
30; 1 «. Jan. 2; 1912); Kegan
—— [1912]: j
© Jan. 2; 1a Jan: ao; sole
© Jan. 3; 1 e«. Jan. 4; K 35246
© Jan. 4: 1 ¢. Jan. 5) Reeoeoe
© Jan. 5; 1c. Jan. 6; Kesbsem
© Jan. 6; 1¢ Jan. 8; K 3546
© Jan. 8; 1 c. Jan. 9; K 35474
© Jan. 9; 1\¢.: Jan. 10< 15 Sapam
© Jan. 10; 1 ¢. Jan. 11; K 35600)
110
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
© Jan. 29- 1c. Jan. 30: K 36637.
eodane oO: Le Jan. 31: K 36674:
Ce tateestsul ¢..Web. 1: 1K. 36706;
© Feb. 1; 1 c. Feb. 2; K 36750.
@yhen. 2: 1 e Keb. 3: K 37009.
© Hebe; tea Febi 5: Ki 37127.
© Mar. 27; 1 ec. Mar. 28; K 40087.
© Mar. 28; 1 c. Mar. 29; K 40096.
© Mar. 29; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40114.
©! Mar: 30):)4-¢ Apr. 1: K 40177.
© Apr. 1; 1c. Apr. 2; K 40195.
©wApri 23h. Apr. 35K 40282.
mo. 1, 1912 6780
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued. NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Desperate Desmond [1912]—Contd. Desperate Desmond [1912]—Contd.
@ Jam 11: 1 ce, Jan.12; °K 35654. © Mar. 9; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38924.
© Jan. 12; 1c. Jan. 15; K 35689. © Mar. 11; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38960.
foam Jo-s1 ¢. gan, 15;\K S57al: © Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 13; K 39008.
idan. 157 ch Jan. 16; K 35780. © Mar. 18; 1c. Mar;14; K 39028.
Gpjan.. 163.1 ec. Jan. 17; Ki 35914. © Mar. 14; 1 c. Mar. 15; K 39059.
©: Jan. 17; 1 c. Jan. 18; K 35942. © Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 16; K 39442.
© Jan. 18; 1 c. Jan. 19; K 36068. © Mar. 16; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39634.
©@) Jan: 419; 1. ¢. Jan. 20;,K 36095. . | © Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 19; K 39676.
© Jan: 20-'1¢. Jan...22): Ki 36172: | © Mar. 19; 1 c Mar. 20; K 389770.
© Jan. 22: 1c. Jan. 23; K 36283. | © Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 21; K 39827.
dam 23°) 4 e: Jan. 24; K 36291. | © Mar. 21; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39898.
© Jan. 24: 1c. Jan. 25: K 36333. © Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 23; K 39921.
@ Jan. 25:1 c. Jan. 26; K 36378. © Mar. 23; 1c. Mar. 25; K 39949.
den. °26: 1 ¢. Jan. 27; K 36475. ©- Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 26; K 39995.
tan 27: tc. Jan. 29: K 36511. © Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40016.
© Feb. 5: 1c. Feb. 6; K 87157. © Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 4; K 40348.
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 7;-K-37203. © Apr. 4; 1c. Apr. 5; K 40369.
© Feb. 7; 1 c. Feb. 8; K 37226. Dingbat family [1911]:
© Feb. 8; 1 c. Feb. 9; K 37258. © Dee, 30: 1 ¢, Jan. 2, 1912: K
© Feb. 9; 1 c. Feb. 10; K 37289. 35116.
© Feb. 10; 1 c Feb. 12; K 37387. | HU ITD |
© Hep. 12: 1 ¢ Feb. 183) K 37483. | ©itan 2 2ioe, dan, 331K 35120.
(©OMebuiss 1c. Keb. 14:3) Kk 37543. ©! Fan. 3st eo Jani 4: Ki 35247.
© Feb. 14; 1 c. Feb. 15; K 37702. © Jan 4 Aves Jan. 55K 35277.
© Heb: 15: 1c. Feb: 16+: K. 38T728. © sania: ites Jan. 6s 1) 35378.
© PeboiG: 1.¢.- Web tT 1K 30829. © Jan. 63:1 ‘ce. Jan..8; K 35468.
© Feb. 17; 1 ec. Feb. 19; K 37847. © Jan. 8; 1 ec. Jan. 9; K 354738.
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 37897. © Jan. 9; 1 e. Jan. 10; K 35584.
© Feb. 20; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 387908. ©) Panty ter Jano lie sk 35602,
© Feb. 21; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38031. 6); Jeans al des Fane, 2 : 1K S653.
© Feb. 22; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38039. © Jan. 12; 1 ¢. Jan. 15; K 35688.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 24; K 38059. Gr Fannie eo fants: K 'B5736.
© Feb. 24; 1 c. Feb. 26; K 38109. © fants ¢& Jane 165K sag:
© Feb. 26; 1c. Feb. 28; K 38278. Cyan idGl te. sane sk 35913.
© Feb. 27; 1 c. Feb. 28: K 38285. © Fant Cane, Jans 18 31K S594).
© Feb. 28; 1c. Feb. 29; K 38371. © Jan. 18; 1 e. Jan. 19; K 36066.
© Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 1; K 38390. © Jan. 19; 1¢. Jan. 20; K 36094.
© Mar. 1; 1¢ Mar. 2; K 38425. ©) Fane 203 Ah ec Fans 22: 1K S6l71.
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38469. ©) fam; 22: teres Same: 23's) K 86282.
© Mar. 4; 1c. Mar. 5; K 38553. CG) Fan; 23 3 dive.) San. e244: 1K 36290.
© Mar. 5; 1 cm Mar. 6; K 38604. © Fant 24-, te) Jan. 25; K 36382.
© Mar. 6; 1c. Mar. 7; K 38620. @) Jan. 25541 c: Jan. 263) 36377.
© Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38695. © Jan-27:: 4c. Jan: 29; K 36510.
© Mar. 8; 1c. Mar. 9; K 88811. © Jan. 29; 1c. Jan. 30; K 36636.
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NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued. NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat family [1912]—Continued. Dingbat family [1912]—Continued.
© Jan, 80e 1h ei Jan: 8hs"K. 36673. © Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40094.
© Jam. 31; 1 «@ Feb. 17K 36705. © Mar. 29; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40112.
© Feb. 1; 1c. Feb. 2; K 36749. © Mar. 30; 1 ec. Apr. 1; K 40175.
© Feb. 2; 1c. Feb. 3; K 37008. © Apr. 1; 1 ¢. Apr. 2; K 40193.
© Web. Br te) Web.'5 2 1 ST. © Apr. 2; 1c. Apr. 3; K 40280.
© Feb. 5; 1c. Feb. 6; K 37155. © Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 4; K 40346.
© Feb. 6; 1c. Feb. 7; K 37202. © Apr. 4; 1c¢. Apr. 5; K 40367.
© Feb. 7; 1 c. Feb. 8; K 37224. Don’t count your chickens. © Jan.
© Feb. 8: 1c. Feb. 9; K 37257. 19, 1912; 1 c. Jan. 20, 1912; K 36093.
© Feb. 9:1 ¢. Feb. 10; K 37287. Dreams of a lobster fiend [1912]:
© Feb. 10; 1 ¢. Feb. 12; K 37336. | © Feb. 12; 1 c Feb. 13; K 37479.
© Feb. 12; 1c. Feb. 13; K 87482. | © Feb. 15; 1c. Feb. 16; K 37724.
© Feb. 13; 1 ¢. Feb. 14; K 87541. } : sine Mp. — beats
i ee Apr. 4, 19dz. \.: pr. 4, ; Cc.
© Feb. 14; 1c. Feb. 15; K 37701. ‘Apr. 5.1912: K 40365,
elton tC hae ate ovaoy, | Familiar quotations [1912]:
ni ° y .
© lca i nana ey © Feb. 18; 1 ¢. Feb. 14; K 87540.
© ms a : c. a oa = pe © Feb. 27; 1 ¢. Feb. 28; K 38280.
© Feb. 19; 1 ¢. Feb. Bae rei se George Washington cupid. © Feb.
© Feb. 20; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 37902. | 99 1919: 1 ¢. Feb. 23, 1912; K 38035.
© Feb. 21; 1c. Feb. 23; K 38029. Girl can be pretty & warm at the
© Feb. 22; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38038. | same time. © Feb. 16, 1912; 1 e. Feb.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 24; K 38057. | 1%, 1912; K 37825.
© Feb. 24: 1c Feb. 26; K 38108. Heart whole and fancy free for a
© Feb. 26; 1 ¢. Feb. 28; K 38276. og ate Scie ce: Es er Bg es
Fey 23-1 -@ Web, 28; K 38284. ; ah \, ; ;
. an eit a ani! Ga eaeieeS Hitting them where they ain't. ©
rina ee ee «| Mar. 18, 1912: 1. ¢.. Mam. ee
© Feb. 29; 1 c Mar. 1; K 38388. | 90673.
v4 Ao 4 1 a SD)» NR 22
© ae a le. at ey stron How I keep healthy. 1. © Jan. 26,
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38467. | 1919; 1 e Jan. 27, 1912; K 36471.
© Mar. 4; 1c. Mar. 5; K 38551. ——2.© Feb. 21, 1912: 1 e. Feb. 23,
() Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 38602. 1912; K 38033.
© Mar. 6; 1c. Mar. 7; K 88618. —— [1912]:
© Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38693. ©. Mar. 11; 1 c. Mar. 12; K 88957.
© Mar. 9; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38922. | Feb. 24, 1912: 1 « Feb. 26/0918) i
© Mar. 11; 1 ¢. Mar. 12; K 38958. | 88105.
© Mar. 12;1¢. Mar. 13; K 39001. So OWS
© Mar. 13; Mar. 14; K 39026. © Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar. 13; K 39000.
© Mar. 14; . Mar. 15; K 39057. I hope she doasn’t look under the
. Mar. 16: K 39440, | bench. © Jan. 17, 1912; 1 e, Jan. 18,
Mar 1s; k does2. | 42: % sape.
é |
1
1
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© Mar. 16; 1
© Mar. 18: 1
1
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1
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. Mar. 19; K 39674. It was only a dream [1912]:
© Mar. 19; 1c. Mar. 20; K 39768. © Jan. 4; 1c. Jan. 5; K 35278.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 21: K 39825. Joy and glooms [1912]:
© Mar. 21; . Mar..22; K 39891. © Jan. 8; 1c. Jan. 9; K 35465.
© Mar. 22; . Mar. 23; K 39919. © Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 38599.
© Mar. 23; 1c. Mar. 25; K 39947. Leap year. © Jan. 10, 1912; 1 «
© Mar. 25; 1 c. Mar. 26; K 39993. | Jan. 11. 1912: K 35604.
© Mar. 26:
© Mar. 27
ce. Mar, 27; K 40014. Leap year in Loveland. © Jan. 22,
ec. Mar. 28; K 40035. | 1912; 1 ¢. Jan. 23, 1912; K 36284.
1t2
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.-—Continued.
Listening for the call of the peanut
whistle. Apr. 2, 1912. © Apr. 2, 1912;
me. .pr. o, 1912; K 40278.
©
Little arnica for aching muscles.
Peo. 29, 1912* fT c Mar: 1, 1912; 5
38387.
Little cream from the milk of hu-
man kindness. © Mar. 19, 1912; 1 ¢.
Mar. 20, 1912; K 39766.
Looking for a pennant pole. © Mar.
feo! G Mar, 11, 1912; K 38921.
Mid-winter day’s dream. © Mar.
ao, 1912; 1c. Mar. 20, 1912; K 39767.
Monk [1911]: © Dec. 30; 1 c. Jan.
19125 K 35112.
Mother. © Feb. 6, 1912; 1 ¢. Feb. 7,
1912; K 37200.
Northward the stars of empire soon
take their flight. © Mar. 21, 1912; 1
ce. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39889.
Nothing to do with a receptive can-
didate. © Mar. 14, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 15,
£O12; KK 39055.
Only a dream [1911]: © Dec. 30; 1
me aan. 2) 1912-1 35108.
Peeking through a knothole at the
game of life. © Mar. 25, 1912; 1 c.
Mar. 26, 1912; K 39992.
Proving whether fishing is a sport
or an occupation. © Mar. 1, 1912;1 ..
Mar. 2, 1912; K 38421.
Rhymo the monk [1912]:
Gaiam 1'e. Jan. 5+ K 35214.
©) yan. 10: 1 ¢: Jan. 11; K 35601.
© Jan. 17; 1 ec. Jan. 18; K 35940.
© Jan. 24-1 «@ Jan, 30; K 36329.
fe dan- a0: fe Jan. 3l: KK 36672.
evepai 1 ec. Web: 2: Ki 3674t:
© Feb. 2; 1c. Feb. 3; K 37006.
) Feb. 8; 1 c. Feb. 9; K 37255.
© Feb. 12; 1 c. Feb. 18; K 37484.
© Feb. 16; 1 c. Feb. 17; K 37828.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38277.
© Mar. 9; 1¢. Mar. 11; K 38923.
(© Mar. 16; 1 c. Mar. 18; K 39633.
© Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 23; K 39920.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40015.
© Apr: 2: 1 ¢. Apr: 3; K 40281.
Saint Patrick’s day. © Mar. 16,
ood? > tc) Mar: 18, 1912; K: 39631.
Sherlocko the monk [1912]:
Oman. 2- tee pan o> Kiso bby,
© Jan: 3; inedan:, 4.4: Ke. 35250;
©ivan.5> Ie. Jan. 6; K:B5377,
© Jan. 6; 1c. Jan. 8; K 35466.
SS
6780
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Sherlocko the monk [1912]—Contd.
© Jan. 8; 1 e@ Jan..9; K 35470.
© Jan. 9; 1c. Jan. 10; K 35588.
©) Jani 12; 1 e,. Jan. 13 >: K S5687.
© Jan. 138; 1 ce. Jan. 15; K 35783.
@QidJan, toate: Fan, by, K 35776.
@ Jane 16: 1 e. Jan; 2%: K 35915.
© Jan. 18; 1 ec. Jan. 19; K 36069.
© Jan. 19; 1 ec. Jan. 20; K 36096.
© Jan. 20; 1 ec. Jan. 22; K 36168.
© .Jan. 22". 4' eF Jani23° K 36287.
C Jan 231) © Jan. 24 1 36292.
©) Jan. 25> 1c. Jan.-262 kK 36376.
© Jan. 27; 1 c. Jan. 29; K 36512.
© Jan. 29; 1 ec. Jan. 30; K 36639.
© Jan. 31: 1 ¢. Feb. 1; K 36708.
©) Reb. 8 2 aes Bebe 55 K 37126:
© Feb. 4; 1 ce. Apr. 5; K 40368.
© Feb. 5; 1c. Feb. 6; K 37156.
© Feb. 6; 1 ¢. Feb. 7; K 37199.
© Feb. 9; 1c. Feb. 10; K 37288.
© Feb. 10; 1 c. Feb. 12; K 37885.
©!) Beb. 13; 1c. Feb: 14; K 37542:
Oriebs 14 te. Reb, 15 =. Ko 3770s.
©ublebs d5i ie: Heb. 16: K ST72T.
© Feb. 17; 1 c. Feb. 19; K 37846.
© Feb. 19; 1c. Feb. 21; K 37896.
© Feb. 20; 1 ec. Feb. 21; K 37901.
© Feb. 21; 1 ce. Feb. 23; K 38080.
(©) Beh. 22: dic. Heb, 23: ik 38087.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 24; K 38058.
© Feb. 24: 1.c. Feb. 26; K 38107.
(© Feb. 27; 1 ec. Feb. 28; K 38283.
© Feb. 28; 1 c. Feb. 29; K 38370.
© Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 1; K 38389.
© Mar. 13-1 ¢) Mar. 2; K 38424.
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38468.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 38603.
© Mar.6; 1c. Mar. 7; K 38619.
(©) Mar. 7; 1 ¢ Mar. 8: K 38694.
(© Mar. 8; 1c. Mar. 9; K 38810.
© Mar. 11; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38959.
© Mar. 12; 1¢. Mar. 18; K 39002.
© Mar. 18; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 39027.
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 15; K 39058.
© Mar. 15: 1 c. Mar. 16; K 394441.
© Mar. 18; 1 c. Mar. 19; K 39675.
© Mar. 19; 1c. Mar. 20; K 39769.
(C) Mar, 20: 1 c. Mar. 21: K 39826.
©) Mar. 21; 1 ce. Mar. 22; K 39892.
© Mar. 23; 1 c. Mar. 25; K 39948.
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6780 pt. Iv, 2. Ss. Vv. 7
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued. NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Sherlocko the monk [1912]—Contd. Silkk Hat Harry [1912]—Continued.
© Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 26; K 89994. © Feb. 17; 1 ec. Feb. 19; K 37844.
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 28; K 40086. © Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 37899:
© Mar. 28; 1 c. Mar. 29; K 40095. |. © Feb. 20; 1 c. Feb. 21; K 37900.
© Mar. 29; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40113. © Feb. 21; 1 ce. Feb. 23; K 38034;
© Mar. 30;1c¢. Apr. 1; K 40176. © Feb. 22; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38036:
© Apr. 1; 1c. Apr. 2; K 40194. © Feb. 23; 1 ce Feb. 24; K 38056.
©-Apr. 3; 1¢. Apr. 4; K 40347. © Feb. 24; 1c. Feb. 26; K 38106.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot. © Feb. 26; 1 « Feb. 283° heas2ra:
a rs ey pee OTA le, © Feb. 27; 1 c Feb. 28; K 38281.
Mar. ; ; K Iss iG r ae
Silk Hat Harry [1911]. © Dee. 30; © a ay A pi o " 2 ee
Le Jan, 2, 1912; K 35113 6 Man Mie
[1912]: ; : bone 7 ‘
© fam, 2 °Ntec, Janta Re ehi tg: © Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38466.
© Jan. 3; 1c Jan. 4; K 35246. © Mar. 4; 1 ¢ Mar. 5; K 38550.
© Jan. 4; 1 ¢. Jan. 5; K 35276, © Mer. 6) 1 ee
@ dan He © gan 6-¢K 5379. © Mar. 6; 1 ¢ Mar"7; % ss01m
© Jan. 6; 1 ¢ Jan. 8; K 35467. © Mar. 7, 1¢ Mer
© Jan. 8: 1. Jan. 9; K 35472. © Mar. 8; 1c. Mar. 9; K 38807.
© Jan. 9; 1c. Jan. 10; K 35536. © Mar. 9; 1 ¢, Mar. 11; K 38920.
© Tan i02 1 © dane te 85605. © Mar. 11; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38955.
© Jan. 11-1 Jan. 12- K 35652. © Mar. 12; 1 ce. Mar. 13; K 38999.
© Jan. 12; 1 ¢. Jan. 13; K 35691. © Mar. 13; 1 ¢. Mar. 14; K 39025.
© Jan. 12°41 e dan 15: K 85735: © Mar. 14; 1 c Mar. 15; K 39056.
© Jan. 15: 1c. Jan. 16; K 35778. © Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 16; K 39488.
© Jan. 16; 1c. Jan. 17; K 35912. © Mar. 16; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39680.
© Jan! 17-1 & Jan, 18° Kk 35945, © Mar. 18; 1 ce. Mar. 19; K 39672.
© Jan. 18: 1 ¢ Jan. 19: K 36067. © Mar. 19; 1 ce. Mar. 20; K 39765.
© Jan. 20; 1 ¢. Jan. 22; K 36169. © Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 21; K 39824.
© Jan, 22; 1c. Jan. 23; K 36285. © Mar. 215.1 ¢
© Jan. 23; 1c. Jan, 24; K 36289. © Mar, 22; 1¢, Mas
© Jan. 24; 1¢. Jan. 25; K 36381. © Mar. 235.1 ¢. Ma
© Jan. 25; Le. Jan. 26; K 36380. © Mar, 255.1 ¢, Man =a
© Jan. 26: 1c Jan. 27; K 36473. © Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40012.
© Jan. 27; 1 ¢, Jan. 29; K 36509. © Mar. 21) ei
© Jan. 29; 1 c. Jan. 30; K 36688. © Mar. 28; 1 c. Mar. 29; K 40098.
© Jan. 80; 1 c. Jan. 31; K 36676. © Mar. 29; 1 ¢ Mano
© Jan. 31; 1 ¢ Feb. 1; K 36704. © Mar. 80; 1c. Apr. 1; K 40179.
© Feb. 1; 1c. Feb. 2; K 36748. © Apr isl ¢ ADs
© Feb. 2; 1 ¢. Feb. 3; K 37007. O-Apr. 2; 1c. Ap
© Feb. 3: 1c Feb. 5; K 37124. © Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 4; K 40344.
© Feb. 6: 1 ¢. Feb. 7: K 37201 © Apr. 4; 1c Apr 53 a0eeG:
(©) Heb. 7: 1c) ‘Reb. 8: K $7225. Sound as of a ball smacking the mitt.
© Feb. 8: 1 ¢. Feb. 9: K 87256. © Mar. 27, 1912;. 1c. Mara2eeaoe
© Feb. 9; 1 ¢. Feb. 10; K 37286. Pie
© Feb. 10: 1 c. Feb. 12: K 37333. Sphinx lives forever. © Feb. 29,
© Feb, 12;"1 ce. Feb. 18; 1¢ 374g1, | 1944; 1c Mant Se
© Feb..13; 1 c. Feb. 14; K 37539. Up and down. © Mar. 5, 1912; 1 ¢.
© Feb. 14; 1 ¢. Feb. 15; K 37700, | Mar. 6, 1912; K 38600.
© Feb. 15; 1c Feb. 16: K 37725 Us boys [1911]. © Dec. 30; 1.e.
© Feb. 16; 1 c. Feb. 17; K 87826. Jan. 2. 1912: K 35115.
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NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Us boys [1912]:
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
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14; K 37544.
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165K: 37729:
Tish Ik 37830.
19; K 37848.
21; K 37898.
21; K 37904.
23; K 38082.
23; K 38040.
24; K 38060.
26; K 38110.
28; K 38279.
28; IK 88286.
29)3 Ki 38a C2.
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35118.
35249.
35275.
35376.
35471.
35535.
35606.
35651.
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35911.
35944.
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36288.
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27; K 36472.
29; K 36508.
30; K 36635.
36675.
6780
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Us boys [1912]—Continued.
© Mar. 1; 1c. Mar. 2; K 38426.
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38470.
© Mar. 4; 1c. Mar. 5; K 38554.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 88605.
© Mar. 6; 1c. Mar. 7; K 38621.
© Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38696.
© Mar. 8;1c. Mar. 9; K 38812.
© Mar. 9; 1 c Mar. 11; K 38925.
© Mar. 11; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38961.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39004.
© Mar. 18; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 39029.
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 15; K 39060.
© Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 16; K 39443.
© Mar. 16; 1 ¢. Mar. 18; K 39635.
© Mar. 18; 1 ec. Mar. 19; K 39677.
© Mar. 19; 1c. Mar. 20; K 389771.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 21; K 39828.
© Mar. 21; 1c. Mar. 22; K 39894.
© Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 23; K 39922.
© Mar. 23; 1 c Mar. 25; K 39950.
© Manr.25 31 ce. Mar. K 39996.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40017.
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 28; K 40038.
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40097.
© Mar. 29; 1 c. Mar. 30; K 40115.
© Mar. 80; 1 ec. Apr. 1; K 40178.
© Apr. 1; 1¢. Apr. 2; K 40196.
OpAper 2 iG. Anr o>. K 40283.
© Apr. 3; 1c Apr. 4; K 40349.
© Ape 4: 1 ei Apr 5: K 40370:
When cupid nods. © Apr. 3, 1912;
1c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40348.
When our Olympic team sails on its
own ship. © Mar. 8, 1912; 1 c Mar.
9, 1912; K 88808.
When poverty comes in the door. ©
dan 2a tO?) awe. Sane 25, LOTS UK
36334.
When three’s not a crowd. © Mar.
6, 10nd @ Mar, 9. 1912: Ke S8soc.
White slaves of
Maes) NG) OED © ie:
39439.
Wingin’ in from deep centre.
Mari 2a) VOID 21 @.. Mar» 2b. 1912's
39946.
©
the diamond.
Mar. 15)" 1912 :
K
©
K
[3 prints]:
Coquette.—Unanimous—lI’s have it.
—With the arnica squad. © Mar. 6,
1912; 1'c. each Mar. 7, 1912; K 388614,
38615, 38617. r
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6781
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington.
[6781
Lincoln (President A.) at Fort Ste-
vens July 12, 1864. © Jan. 9, 1912;
2c. Jan. 9, 1912; K 35458.
NEAL (FE. G.) Cincinnati.
[7 prints]:
Evelyn.—In the valley of peace.—
Just a song at twilight.—Neighborly
chat.—None but the brave deserve the
fair.—Pilot light.—Sit up and take no-
tice.
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 14,
1912; KX 37553, 37560, 37561, 37564—
37566, 37574.
NEIDIG (CLARA ADELE) Des Moines.
[6789
Knoweth that the Lord
[6782-6788
Faster day.
is risen. © Mar. 6, 1912; 2c. Mar. 11,
1912; IX 40140.
NELSON (ALFRED) & co., New York.
[6790-6796
| Fashion cuts, plates nos. 14]:
Ladies riding coat and breeches.—
Pleated Norfolk.—Riding breeches.—
Riding sack. © Mar. 8, 1912; 2 c. each
Mar. 8, 1912; K 39750-39753.
. [Check suit with pleats.] ©
Mar. 13, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1912; K
——6. [Riding suit with boots.] ©
le, @1o Les 2) C. Mar. 41. TORE Kk
7. [Morning cutaway suit.] ©
Mar 15, 3912; 2 e. Mar. 14, 1912;:K
59756.
=
NEW YorK EDISON co., New York.
[6797-6810
Patrick’s (St.) cathedral, interior,
solenin prayer, A-F. © 1c. each Feb.
7, 1912; J 166039—-166044.
——night scene of special illumina-
tion of, 1-7. ©1c. each Jan. 20, 1912;
J 164991-164997.
— special illumination. © 1 e.
Feb. 7, 1912; J 1660388.
NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD co.) New York.
[6811-6888
Damon and Pythias [1911]. © Dee.
> GO. 2, Sele. IS toe,
—— [1912]:
© Jan 1: 1) ¢ Jan. 25 % 8193.
© Jan; 2: 4.¢. Jan. 32 im S5124.
© Jan. 3; 1 c. Jan. 4: K 35252.
© Jan. 4; 1 c. Jan. 5; K 35281.
© Jan. 5; 1 c. Jan. 6: K 35883.
pt. 1v, nD. S., Vv. 7
NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Contd.
Damon and Pythias [1912]—Contd.
© Jan. 6; 1 @ Jani Sauk eat
© Jan. 8; 1 e. Jan. 9; K 35476.
© Jan. 9; 1 e Jan. 11; K 35608.
© Jan. 10; 1 ec. Jan. 12; K 35655.
© Jan. 11; 1 e. Jan. 13; K 35693.
© Jan. 12; 1 ¢: Jan. 15s aie:
© Jan. 13; 1 @ Jan. 15; K 35740,
© Jan. 15; 1¢ Jani aie
© Jan. 16; 1 e@ Jan. 17; K 35919.
© Jan. 17; 1 @ Jam 192K Se0re
© Jan. 18; 1 ce. Jan. 19; K 36078.
© Jan. 19; 1 e. Jan. 20; K 36101.
© Jan, 20; 1 @ Jan; 22) weer
. 22; 1 & Jam 24> Kh e295.
. 23; 1G Jan, 245 Bise2e.
. 24; 1 e, Jane 263 6 Sosa,
. 253°. @ Jan Zee
» 26:01 cy dae ; K 36477.
. 2h; L @& game ; K 36514.
/ 2931 @ Fame ; K 36679.
. 80; 1 @ Jam. ; IX 36680.
: ce. Feb. 23 °K abs:
Feb... 385 K S7012.
Feb. 525 aiise.
Feb. 55 cK tanta.
Feb. K 67207.
Feb. 7; K 37208.
Feb. 9; K 37261.
Feb. 10; K 37294.
; . Feb. > IK 87295:
. 10; 1 ic. Hee > K S7soo.
. 125-1 6. Pe > K 387487.
13; Le Keb 14 ears
© Feb. 14; 1c. Feb. 16; K 37732.
Pudge Perkin’s pets [1912]:
© Jan. 2; 1 ¢c. Jan.) S39 sae.
© Jan. 4; 1c. Jan, 5; Wf Sa2s0:
© Jan. 9; 1 ec. Jan. 11; K 35609.
© Jan. 11; 1 c@ Jan. 13; K 35694.
© Jan. 16; 1 ce: Jan 1h eee
© Jan. 18; 1 @ Jan) 19e eee
© Jan. 23; 1c. Jan. 24: K 36297.
© Jan. 25; 1 c. Jan. 26; K 36385.
© Jan. 30; 1 ce Jan. 31; K 66st.
© Feb. 1; 1 ec. Feb. 6; K 37013.
© Feb. 6; 1 c. Feb. 7; K 37209.
© Feb. 8; 1 ec. Feb. 10; K 37293.
© Feb. 18; 1 c. Feb. 14; K 37546.
© Feb. 15; 1c. Feb. 16; K 37788.
© Feb. 20; 1 ec. Feb. 21; K 37906.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K !
no. 1, 1912 7140
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Contd. | NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Pudge Perkin’s pets [1912]—Contd. Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Contd.
© Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 38427. ©) Fan, 16; te. Jan. 17 K 35917.
© Mar. 5; 1c. Mar. 6; K 3860%. © Jan. 17; 1 ec. Jan. 19; K 36070.
© Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38699. © Jan: 18°41 ¢ Jan. 19; K 36071.
© Mar. 12; 1¢. Mar. 14; K 39081. © Jan. 19; 1 ec. Jan. 20; K 36099.
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 15; K 39063. ©) Jan 20 1.e. Jani22% K 36174.
© Mar. 19; 1 c. Mar. 20; K 39774. © dane 2 Te) Jan, 22K S6175.
© Mar. 21; 1 c. Mar. 22; K 39896. © Jan. 22; 1 ¢. Jan. 24; K 36298.
© Mar. 26; 1 ec. Mar. 28; K 40039. © Jan. 23; 1 ¢. Jan. 24; K 36294,
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40116. © Jan. 24; 1c. Jan. 26; K 36381.
eur 2: te Apr. 3: Ki 40285. ‘© Pan. 25a ec FJanl 26.1K 36382.
Trials of Editor Mouse [1912]: © Hans 26s 11 e) Jan: 27s) K. 36476.
odan. 5 °1-c. Jan. 6 3 K385382. © Jan. 27; 1 ce. Jan. 29; K 36518.
aan. 12: 7 c Jan. 15> KK 35738: ©) fan 29; Ase) Jan. Sir 6 S667.
ie) dan, 19- 1 ¢. Jan. 20. K 36100.
(Oetan., 26 4-c. Jan. 27; K 36478.
© Jan. 30; 1 © Jan. 381; K 36678.
© Jan. 31; 1c. Feb. 2; K 36752.
‘© Feb. 2: 1c. Feb. 5; K 37181. © Feb. 1; 1 ¢. Feb. 3; K 37011.
© Feb. 9; 1 ¢. Feb. 10; K 37296. © Feb. 2:1 Feb. 5; K 37129.
© Feb. 16; 1 ¢. Feb. 17; K 37882. © Feb. 3: 1c. Feb. 5; K 87180.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 24: K 38062. © Feb. 4; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 37164.
© Mar. 1; 1c. Mar. 2; K 38428. © Meb.'5 3 1 «€. Keb. 7; K-87205.
! © Mar. 8; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 88926. © Feb. 6; 1 e Feb. 7; K 37206.
© Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39636. © Feb. 7; 1 c. Feb. 9; K 37260.
© Mar. 22; 1 ¢. Mar. 25; K 39951. © Feb. 8; 1c. Feb. 10; K 37291.
© Mar. 29; 1 c. Mar. 30; K 40117. © Feb. 9; 1c. Feb. 10; K 37292.
New YORK HERALD CO., Jersey City, (© Feb. 10; 1 ce. Feb. 12; K 37340.
N. J. [6889-7140 © Feb. 11; 1c. Feb. 12; K 37341.
After dark [1912]: © Feb. 12: 1 ¢. Feb. 18; K 37486.
© Mar. 17; 1 c. Mar. 18; K 39644. © Feb. 18: 1c. Feb. 13: K 37545.
© Mar. 24; 1 ec. Mar. 25; K 39958. © Feb. 14: 1 ¢. Feb. 16: K 37730.
© Mar. 31; 1 c. Apr. 2; K 40206. © Feb. 15: 1 ¢. Feb. 16: K 37781.
ee em Darts Vth: © Feb. 16; 1 ¢. Feb. 17; K 37881.
_ 7 ae alia lnagiat tee © Feb. 17; 1c. Feb. 19; K 37849.
© Dec. 31: 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1912: K © Feb. 18; 1 ec. Feb. 20; K 87847.
385137 Oi Reb 19-1 ce. Web. ‘20K STS.
[1912]: © Feb. 20; 1 ec. Feb. 21: K 37905.
© Jan. 1; 1 ¢. Jan. 2; K 35188. © Feb. 21; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38041.
© Jan. 2; 1c. Jan. 3; K 35139. © Feb. 22; 1 ¢. Feb. 23; K 38042.
@ Jan.03 ;.17c. Jan.. 4; K 85251. © Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 24; K 38061.
© Jan. 4; 1c Jan. 5; K 35279. © Feb. 24; 1 c. Feb. 26; K 38111.
© Jan, 5; Lic. Jan. 6; K,35381. © Feb. 25; 1 c. Feb. 27; K 38170.
© Jan. 6; 1c. Jan. 8; K 35477. © Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 88287.
© Jan. 7;/1:c. Jan. 8; K 35478. © Feb. 27; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38288.
© Jan. 8: 1c. Jan. 9; K 35499. © Feb. 28; 1 c. Feb. 29; K 38378.
jan, 9: 1 é. Jan. 117K 85607. © Feb. 29; 1 ec. Mar. 2; K 388429,
() Jan. 10; 1 ec. Jan. 12; K 35656. © Mar. 1; 1 c. Mar. 2; K 38430.
©) Jan, 11+ 1 e)\dan: 13 3)Ki 35692: ©) Mar. 25 (de. Mars 4; cK 33474:
© Jan..12;1 ¢..Jan. 15; K,35741. © Mar. 3; 1c. Mar. 5; K 38566.
©) Fan: 13: 1c. Jan. 15; K 35742. © Mar. 4; 1 c. Mar. 5; K 388567.
© Jan. 14; 1c. Jan. 15; K 35743. © Mar. 5; 1 c. Mar. 6; K 388606.
© Jan. 15; 1 ¢. Jan. 17; K 35916. © Mar, 6; 1c. Mar. 8; K 38697.
7
7140
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pt. IV, BUS., We
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Contd.
© Mar 77; d:ch Mar.t8 jo
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
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K
IK
38698.
38927.
38928.
K 38977.
; K 39005.
; K 39030.
; K 39061.
K 39062..
; K 39637.
; K 39638.
; K 39639.
; K 39772.
; K 39773.
; K 39829.
K 39895.
K 39952.
K 39953.
; K 39954.
; K 39997.
We Ge
we te co
Mar.
Mar.
; K 40040.
; K 40041.
28; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40118.
29; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40119.
BO. a oe Apricd 2K 4018h,
31; 1 ec. Apr. 2; K 40208.
Lt tce. Apr 23 KK 40209.
@. Apr Puke -AprnS idk A0284:
© Apr. 3; 1c. Apr. 4; K 40850.
Fashion section, Dec. 31, 1911:
Black tulle and white satin gown.—
Chinchilla coat muff and toque.—Gold
embroidered red chiffon gown.—White
liberty satin gown.—White velvet
gown. © Dec. 31, 1911; 1 c. each Jan.
2, 1912; K 35127-35181.
Jan. 14, 1912:
Black and white mousseline de soie
gown.—Black satin gown.—Black tulle
theatre hat.—Hmbroidered blue liberty
satin gown.—Italian straw hat with
black aigrette.—Italian straw hat with
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Apr.
pink roses.—Old rose ribbon hat.—
Pink and white Pompadour . silk
gown. — White hat.—- White ribbon
hat.—White tulle gown with gold em-
broidery. © Jan. 14, 1912: 1 c. each
Jan. 15,1912; K 35744—35754.
Feb. 11, 1912:
Black ratine tailor gown.—Mauve
satin tea gown.—Nattier blue. silk
gown.—Old rose crepe de chine gown.—
Pale blue negligee.—White liberty
satin & almond green mousseline de
soie gown. © Feb. 11, 1912: 1c. each
Feb. 12, 1912; K 37342-27347.
SS ee eee eee
NEW YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
*Fashion section, Feb. 25, 1912:
Evening toque of old lace with a
blue plume ornament.—Midsummer
toque of black satin.—One of the new
Supple taffeta gowns.—Parisian spring
tailored suit with cutaway coat and
tunic. [Front & back views]—Picture.
hat of black straw, crushed roses out-
lining the brim.—Taffeta tailor made
suit.—Very supple striped silk in two
shades of green. © Feb. 25, 1912;1 ce.
each Feb. 27, 1912; K 38171-88178.
Feb. 28, 1912:
Embroidered white tulle gown.—
Fashionable coiffure.—Green voile de
soie gown.—Mousseline de soie and veY-
vet gown.—Nattier blue taffeta gown.—
Pink brocade gown.—White liberty
gown. © Jan. 28, 1912; 1 c. each Jan.
29, 1912; K 36640-36645, 36657.
—— Mar. 10, 1912:
Brocaded evening gowns are new-
est.—Deep hem is well placed on this
simple gown.—Drapery begins to show
itself by a few well draped folds.—
Hffective sash placing.—Hspecially nice
lines for a stout figure.—Eyelet em-
broidery of the season.—Short basques
are seen on many models.—Such gowns
depend on artistic draping.—Upper
part of evening dresses are filmy.—
When brocade is used for a young girl.
© Mar. 10, 1912; 1 c each Mar. 12,
1912; K 88962-88971.
—— Mar. 24, 1912:
Hiyelet, English embroidery and
valenciennes lace.—Fashionable _ sil-
houette.—Pale rose and gold lace.—
White cashmere with red sash and em-
broidery. © Mar. 24, 1912; 1 ¢. each
Mar. 25, 1912; K 39960-39968.
Hot off the pen [1911]:
© Dee. 31; 1 ce. Jan. (2 eeaeies,
—— [1912]:
©) Jam 'h) ae,
© Jan. 14;4ve
©-Fan, 21 3 1'e:
© Jan. 28;1e.
@ ‘Feb. 4 3 1 e;
©) Beb. 11» te:
Latest fashion
Jan. 28, 1912:
Chinchilla mantle. 2 views.—Coat
of broadtail.. 1, 2.°.© Janae:
1c. each Jan. 29, 1912; K 36653-86656.
© Dec.
Jan. 8; K 35482.
Jan. 15; K 35758.
Jan. 223° Ze1y.
Jan. 29; K 26661.
Feb. 6; K 37162.
Feb. 12; K 387851.
in long fur coats,
Mr. Twee Deedle [1911].
81; 1 e.Jan: 2, Tole: Resale
118
NEW YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Mr. Twee Deedle [1912]:
@rdtan. 7:1 ce. Jan: 8; K
(oman. 14> 1 e, Jan: 15:.K
femaan. 21:1 ec Jan. 22> K
(idan. 28: 1 ¢. Jan. 29> K
fe iep. 4- 1.¢. Feb. 6;.K
ube. 11> 1° ¢) Web. 12; K
© Feb. 18; 1 c Feb. 20; K
(© hep. 25- 1. ce) Feb. 27; K: 38165.
Giiiar.o: £ ¢.) Mar. 5; K- 38565;
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38972.
© Mar. 17; 1¢. Mar. 18; K 39645.
© Mar. 24; 1 ce. Mar. 25; K 39955.
© Mar. st: 1c. Apr.-2; K 40207:
Paris fashions. [1912]:
Youthful dresses and the new large
ais: @ Mar. 17, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 18,
912; K 39640.
—— Jan. 7, 1912:
Caracul and satin costume.—Hrmine
nd skunk mantle.—Old rose velvet
antle trimmed with sable-—Opossum
uff and stole.—Sable stole and muff.
fem A012: 1c. each Jan. 8; 1912s
< 85484-35488.
Jane 21, 1912:
Black velvet gown.—Blue_ velvet
gown.—Green velvet and Satin street
own.—Pale pink satin gown.—White
satin gown. © Jan. 21, 1912; 1 c. each
an. 22, 1912; K 36181-86185.
Jan. 28, 1912:
Black and gray panne velvet gown.
2 views.—Black panne velvet gown.—
Blue satin and white ratine gown.—
Coral pink crepe de chine gown.—
Tailor costume. 2 views. © Jan. 28,
1912; 1 ec. each Jan. 29, 1912; K 36646—
36652.
35485.
35705.
36180.
36658.
37163.
31348.
37868.
Feb. 18, 1912:
Afternoon gown in pansy tones of
violet. [Front & back views.]—Even-
ing wrap of shaded green and silver.—
Salmon pink liberty gown.—Yellow
liberty satin gown. © Feb. 18, 1912;
1 c. each Feb. 20, 1912; K 37869-37873.
iar 3%. 1912:
Hat showing the new way of placing
feathers.—Just an interesting touch of
detail marks some of the new silk and
Satin suits.—Many of the taffeta coat
suits show scallops and old fashioned
trimmings.—Odd hat ornaments are
made of pleated silk.—Parisian actress’
dress on fanciful lines. [Front and
back views.] © Mar. 3, 1912: 1 «@.
meach Mar. 5, 1912; IK 38555-38560.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
7140
NEw YoRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Man. 31, 1912:
Beautiful hat framing the face.—
Black horsehair hat with crown and
pipings of changeable taffeta.—Old
fashioned shirred trimmings are used.
—Satin and chiffon of brick red color.
—Spring wraps show sometimes an
outlining fur trimming.—Style of trim-
ming that is always becoming. © Mar.
See MOT es! each Apr: 2," VOR 30 1K
40197-40202.
Perey [1911].
25) HOLD SIRE BSL:
©) Deer Sls 1-ex Jan:
—— [1912]:
© daa i) dl eae Fane, Sit) Keo 54-79:
© Jan. 14; 1 e Jan. 15; K 35759.
©} San. 21; 1/e¢) Jan. 22K 36176.
© Jan28: Lie Jans 29> K 36662:
©) Meb) 4° 1 ¢.: Heb. 65 K 37159:
© Feb. 11; 1 ¢ Feb. 12; K 37352.
© Feb. 18; 1c. Feb. 20; K 37864.
© Feb. 25; 1c. Feb. 27; K 38169.
© Mar. 3; 1 ¢ Mar. 5; K. 38561.
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38976.
© Mar. 17; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39641.
© Mar. 24; 1c. Mar. 25; K 39959.
© Mar. 31; 1c. Apr. 2; K 40208.
Professor Howler’s calamities. Feb.
ASIOL2: ©) Keb. 18. 19%2 > 1\-e.- Feb.
20, 1912; K 37867.
© Feb. 25; 1c. Feb. 27; K 38168.
© Mar. 3; 1 e@ Mar. 5; K 388564.
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38975.
Terrors of the tiny tads [1911]. ©
Deenats de. ham. 2. TOI K sols.
—— [1912]:
© Jan. 7; 1 @ Jan. 8;,K 35481.
©. Jam da ie? SJan.+15: KS5 (bt:
©.dan 20 ive, Jan. 22 Ki 36078.
© Jan. 28; 1c. Jan. 29; K 36660.
© Feb. 4; 1c. Feb. 6; K 37161.
Hebe iht it @- Webs 12) 1 37350:
© Feb. 18; 1c. Feb. 18; K 37866.
© Feb. 25; 1c. Feb. 27; K 38167.
©) Mar.'/3 3 i.e. Mar, 5: K 38563.
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar. 12; K 38974.
© Mar. 17; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39648.
© Mar. 24; 1 ce. Mar. 25; K 39957.
(© Mar. 31; 1c. Apr. 2; K 40205.
Uncle Mun [1911]:
(Mee. /Sl3 Le. aban. 2
35133.
[1912]:
© Jan. 7; 1 c. Jan. 8; K 35480.
1912; K
1a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7141
“pt. IV, Sy) vou
New YorK HERALD Co.—Céntinued.
Unele Mun [1912]—Continued.
© Jan. 14; 1 ¢. Jan, 153; IS 35756.
Cjctan, 21 Wes jan 22 isola:
(Cc) Jan. 28. 1¢.. Jan. 29; K 86659.
© Feb. 4; 1 c. Feb. 6; K 37160.
© Feb. 11; 1 c. Feb. 12; K 373849.
Peo. E8= ie. Web, 20 Ke S7865.
© Mar. 3; 1c. Mar. 5; K 38562.
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar. 12; K. 38973.
© Mar. 17; 1 c Mar. 18; K 39642.
© Mar. 24: 1c. Mar. 25; K' 39956.
© Mar. 31; 1 c. Apr. 25 K 40204.
New YORK MOTION PICTURE CO. See
list of moving-pictures at end of
this catalogue.
NEW YorRK TIMES, New York.
[7141-7155
Fashion’s newest decree. Louis XVI
gown (© Mar. 24, 1912: 1-¢. Mar, 25,
1912; K 39965.
Impressions of the passing show
Poa}
© Deen sisa c. Jam 2, 1912 °K
35140.
[1912]: :
© Jan: 7; JacsJan. 10; K 35539.
© Jani: 4 ean. 17: K.35921.
© Jan.\28; 1 ¢. Jan. 80; K 36663.
© Feb. 4; 1 ¢. Feb. 6; K 37165.
© Heb; 18st c. Feb. 222K S7o0r.
© Feb. 25: 1.¢ Feb. 27: K 38180.
© Mar. 3; 1 ¢. Mar. 5; K 38568.
© Mar. 10; 1c. Mar..11;°"K 38929.
© Mar. 17; 1c. Mar. 19; K 39678.
© Mar. 24; 1 c. Mar. 25; K 89964.
© Mar, 31; 1c, Apr, 1: 1 40182.
Redfern’s newest gown. © Mar. 24,
1912; 1 ec. Mar. 25, 1912: K 39966.
Valentines for presidential candi-
dates. © Feb. 11, 1912: 1 ¢. Feb. 14,
1912; K 37548.
N. Y. ZOOLOGICAL soc., New York.
[7156-7162
New York aquarium:
Battery Park.—Butterfly fish.—
Green moray.—Main floor view.—Sea-
horse.—Sergeant major.—Short-nosed
gar. © Jan. 3, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 9,
1912; K 37234-37240.
NEWCOMB & ROBINSON. Boston.
[7163-7165
Breakfast to Pres. Taft by Boston
city club. © Mar. 18, 1912: 2 ¢. Mar.
28, 1912; J 167587.
Newcoms & RospInson—Continued.
Luncheon of the Pilgrim publicity
ass’n. © Mar. 18, 1912: 2 coin ae
1912; J AGGD36.
175th anniversary Charitable Irish
soc. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 c Mar. 28,
1912; J 167538.
NEWMAN (ELLA C.) Richmond, Ind.
[7166-7172
[Post cards]:
Be yours a merry time and gay.
[ Poinsetta]—Christmas spirit. At this
glad season.—Greetings. To thee and
thine.—I send thee my best wishes for
the sake of auld lang syne.—If I were
a raindrop and you a leaf.—In grati-
tude for all you have been to me.—To
father. © Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. each Feb.
5, 1912; K 37502-87508.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS’N., Cleve-
land. [7173-7181
Dickens’ well beloved heroines:
Bertha, the blind girl—Betsy Trot-
wood.—Dolly Varden.—Dora.—Edith
Granger.—Haversham (Miss).—Little
Marchioness.—Little Nell.—Lucie Man-
ette. ‘© 1 e¢. each’ Feb) 5,912
165883-165891.
NEWTON HERBERT CHARLES) London.
[7182
Herod is troubled. © Novy. 15, 1911;
2 'e@. Nov. :2; 19011; ‘J 66182:
Norcross (JUNE) New York.
[71838-7187
[5 prints]:
If you'll be my valentine. [Messen-
ger boy with heart].—My heart is
wounded through & through.—Some
send their love in a candy box.—Sweet
valentine be mine, be mine.—What
conscience say is this in thee. © Feb.
7, 1912; 2 ¢.-each Webi Wi, aaa
37788-37792.
NORMANDY PRESS, Chicago. [7188
Spring fashion. [Girl among cherry
blossoms.] © Feb. 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb.
14, 1912; K 37676.
NorTENHEIM (WM. S.), Philadelphia.
[7189
Hunter and the horseman. © Jan.
29, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 21, 1911; K 34269.
NortH AMERICAN co., Philadelphia.
[7190-7218
of Kaptin Kiddo.
Turr’ble_ tales
[1911]:
© Sept. 10; 2 c. Sept. 11; K 28885.
© Sept. 17; 2c. Sept. 23; K 29621.
© Sept. 24; 2c. Sept. 25; K 29701.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
7294
NortH AMERICAN co.—Continued.
Turr’ble tales of Kaptin NWiddo.
[1911 ]—Continued.
© Oct. 1; 2c. Sept. 30; K 29924.
© Oct. 8; 2 ce. Oct. 9; K 30512.
© Oct. 15; 2c. Oct. 16; K 30834.
©) Oct. 22: 2 c. Oct. 23; K 31804.
© Nov. 5; 2 c. Nov. 6; K 31955.
© Nov. 12; 2 ¢. Nov. 18; K 32435.
© Nov. 19; 2 c Nov. 20; K 82708.
© Nov. 26; 2 c. Nov. 25; K 33006.
© Dec. 3; 2c. Dec. 4: K 33346.
© Dee. 10; 2c. Dec. 11; K 33694.
© Dec. 17; 2 c. Dec. 18; K 34029.
© Dec. 24; 2 c. Dec. 26; K 34554.
© Dec. 31; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1912: K
34943.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
7; 2c Jan. 8; K 354438.
tee De. Jam, 152K S025.
ee ey Peto eI OLS.
28; 2 e. Jan. 29; K. 36499.
4; 2c. Feb. 10; K 87278.
Here nen. t2, RC Staak:
18; 2c. Feb. 19; K 87884.
25-2.) BF ep. 263 Ke Sssige:
3; 2c. Mar. 4;K-388479.
tO 2c) Mar, 1A: Ki S89ait!
17; 2 ¢. Mar. 18; K 39625.
24+ 2°e: Mar! 253 1K! $9979.
eb 2 ¢, Apr. 23 8 40190:
NORTHERN EGG Co., Chicago. [7219
1911-12 chart of the egg market. ©
mar. 1, 1912: 1 c Mar. 41912; 1 912.
NORTHERN PHOTO cCo., Wausau, Wis.
[7220-7228
Wausau, Wis.:
Great white way, 153.—Near court
house square in the small hours of the
maorning, 152; © Jan. 30, 1912; 2° ¢,
each Mar. 2, 1912; J 166850, 166851.
[7 photographs]:
Carmen Rock near Necedah, Wis.,
88.—Grand Rapids, Wis., in the paper
mill park, 100.—Moccasin Creek
bridge near the Interurban pavilion,
101.—Necedah, Wis., C. and N. W.
bridge over Yellow River, 36.—North-
western bridge near Carmen Rock, Ne-
ecedah, Wis., 40.—Northwestern bridge
over the Wisconsin near Necedah, Wis.,
39.—Pavilion, Grand Rapids. Port Ed-
wards, Nekoosa, Wis., 102. © Dec. 12,
1911; 2 c. each Jan. 15,1912; J 164589-
164595.
NORTHERN VIEW CO., Maddock, N. D.
[7229
Sacramento Valley lumber co. ©
Dees) TOI: --2e. Jam. 2; TOU $1 SF
166885.
NotTMAN, Boston. [7280-7235
Newkirk (Newton) © Jan. 9, 1912;
2c. Jan. 15, 1912; J 164622.
[5 photographs] :
De Courcey (Justice C. A.) 1, 2.—
James (Prof. William) — Newkirk
(Newton )—Schermerhorn (James) ©
Mar. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 21, 1912;
J 167888-167392.
NOVELTY CALCULATOR Co., Watertown,
INE Ye [7236
Auto speed, gear and wheel calcula-
tor. © Dee. 31, 1911; 1 « Feb. 10,
1c. Feb. 26, 1912; I 875.
Noyer (A.) Paris. [7237-7294
Jésus Christ:
Arrestation de Jésus.—Ascension
(L’)—Caiphe 4 _ Pilate.—Couronne-
ment d’épines.—Descente de la croix.—
Descente du St. Esprit sur les apotres.
—Hece homo.—Eglise de la _ terre
apothéose)—Hglise du ciel (apoth-
éose)—Flagellation (La)—Garde du
tombeau.—Jésus apparaissant 4 Made-
leine.—Jésus attaché 4 la croix.—
Jésus console les filles de Jérusalem.—
Jésus devant Caiphe—Jésus devant
Pilate.—Jésus d’Hérode 4 Pilate.—
Jésus est chargé de sa croix.—Jésus
est condamné 4 mort.—Jésus est dé-
pouillé de ses vétements.—Jésus et les
disciples d’EKmmatis.—Jésus et TVin-
credulité de St. Thomas.—Jésus meurt
sur la croix.—Jésus paraissant au
milieu des apdtres.—Jésus rencontre
satres St. Mére.—Jésus succombe sous
la poids de sa croix.—Jésus tombe pour
la seson de fois.—Jésus tombe pour la
troisiéme fois.—Pilate se lave les
mains.—Premiere prédication de St.
Pierre 4 Jérusalem.—Reniement de St.
Pierre. — Resurrection (La) — Sainte
femme essine la face de Jésus.—Sépul-
ture de Jésus.—Simon le Cyrénéen
aide—Jésus & porter sa croix. ©
Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 12, 1912;
J 165947-165981.
Napoleon:
Austerlitz. — Friedland.— Immortal-
-ité. — Incendie de Moscou. — Jéna. —
Le grand.—Mariage.—Mort de.—Paix
de Tilsitt.—Passage de la Bérésina.—
Retraite de Russie—Waterloo. ©
Dee: 22, 1911; 2 ce each Jan, 12,1912;
J 165982-165993.
121
38722—12——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
7295
Noyver (A.)—Continued.
Napoleon-—Continued.
4 St. Héléne, le réve, 31-35. ©
gan: 12,:1912: 2c. each Heb. 7, 1912;
J 165997-166001.
[7 photographs]:
Au temps des fiancailles.—Fidelité
4% la Madone.—Pain des Anges.—Pain
des Forts.—Pour féter le printemps.—
Visite 4 la Madone. © Jan. 12, 1912;
2 c. each Feb. 7, 1912; J 166002-166007.
O’CALLAGHAN & FEeppEN, New York.
[7295-7297
[38 prints]:
Lady Violet hose—Remember
hose.—Summer girl hose.
© Feb. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 29,
1912; K 88300-88302.
OERTEL (WiLLIAM A.), New York.
[7298
Favorites, the American beauty roses.
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 28, 1911;
K 35637.
Ors (INGVALD C.) See list of moving-
pictures at end of this catalogue.
OeDdEN (H. C.) Holly, Colo. [7299
Chart for irrigation 0.2 ft. in depth.
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1912; I 855.
OcDEN (WARD H.) Indianapolis. [7300
Dee-li-ted. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 «.
Mar. 17, 1912; J 167017.
OGILVIE PUB. co., New York [7301, 7302
Aeroplane scene. [Title cover for
bk. by Laura Jane Libbey.] © Feb.
27, 1912; 2 ec. Feb. 29, 1912; K 38304.
Conservatory scene. [Cover for bk.
by Laura Jean Libbey.] © Feb. 16,
1912; 2c. Feb. 17, 1912; K 37920.
Otson (T. F.) West Duluth, Minn.
[7303
Cast of the adventurer. © Jan. 27,
19k2: 2 ec. Jan. 29, 19125 J 165262.
O’Nerrt (H.) & son, Brooklyn.
[7804-7315
me
fi2° prints).
Buying a new baby grand for the
music room.—Gee I’m _ lonesome.—I
heard a rebin’s song to-day.—I may be
a mut now but I know what it is to be
loved.—If all the hills were sugar.—
If all the land was paper.—If I but
owned an airship.—Just a simple little
rose.—My dear old dad is married to
a girl that’s true as blue.-—My pa has
said that all dog’s tails all curl so
pretty.—There’s lots of things that I
could help.—There’s not another love
so true. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 ec. each
Mar. 19, 1912; K 39651-39662.
pt., IV; DvSev
OSBORN (FRED W.) Rocky Ford, Colo.
eral otis Uy)
Swink (Mrs. G. W.) 2,3. ©1¢6
each Mar. 5, 1912; J 166968, 166969.
OSBORNE co., New York. [7318-7324
In the Grand Canyon. ih ee
inches.] © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 18,
1912; K 389589.
[103 x 16 inches.] © Mar. 14,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1992; Ke S9hen)
In the New England hills. ©1e
Mar. 18, 1912; J t6%2an
Song of long ago. 1-4. © Dec. 29,
1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 1912; K 34954—
34957.
OUR ART DEP’T., Chicago. [7325
Clock calendar—1913. [U.S. flag in
centre.] © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 @ Mar. 6,
1912; K 88936.
OuTCAULT (R. F.); FMShie ae
} [7326-7344
[Cuts for ads]:
Road to fortune-—Would John D.
Rockefeller have been the richest man
in. the world. ©, Jan. di) aei2eeee
each Jan. 11, 1912; K Sassi Saase-
For the horse show. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 ce. Feb. 24, 1912; K 38084.
Greetings from Egypt. © Feb. 5,
1912; 2. ¢. Feb: 5,912 eee
Our statement. Let us take care of
your money. Our bank is a national
bank. Deposit your money with us. ©
Feb. 2, 1912; 2. Wee: 3.5032
37020.
‘ Rebuilding sale. © Feb. 24, 1912;
| 2c. Feb. 23, 1912; K 38485.
Scientific principles of bank adver-
tising. | © Feb. 2, 1912; 20g henne:
1912 °K 37019.
[Yellow Kid series for ads]:
Fall is coming. Keep warm.—Happy
new year. Commence right.—Honesty
pays best. We find it so.—IKeep cool.
Get into an ice box or a hammock.—
March right in & we will satisfy you.—
Now listen very closely. Reap the
benefit—Only the best pays.—Useful
Xmas. gifts. Just as easy.—We can’t
cut prices. They are already cut.—
We only have room for the best.—
You can’t miss it in our store with our
goods.—You get a square deal at the
best store. © Feb. 2, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 8, 1912; K 87021-87032.
Pacu (Oscar) New York. [7345-7350
Crane (Mrs. Caroline Bartlett) ©
2 «. Feb. 5, S98eee
Feb. 4, 1912;
165892.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
PacH (Oscar)—Continued.
[5 photographs]:
Gould (Mrs. George J.)—West End,
N. J.. Greenhut’s (B. J.) residence.—
New York, Wall st. showing stock ex-
change.—New York, Wall st. showing
Trinity church.—Stamford, Conn., in-
terior home B. B. Horton. © Mar. 10,
1912; 1 c. each Mar. 11, 1 ec. each Mar.
18, 1912; J 167245-167249.
PacH Bros., New York.
[5 photographs]:
Harmon (Judson) 96397.— New
Jersey, Supreme court of, 97646.—Till-
man (sen. By R.} A-C. © Mar. 1,
meee) > Cs eackhy Mar. 11, 191255 7
167103-167107.
PACIFIC PHOTO co., Los Angeles.
[7356, 7357
7351-7355
[2 photographs]:
Kel River bridge, Humboldt County,
Cal., 925.—Eel River from Scotia to
the sea, 930. © Feb. 28, 1912; 1c.
each Mar. 9, 1 ce. each Mar. 27, 1912;
J 167514, 167515.
PACH BROS., Washington. [7358
Jackson day banquet. © Jan. 9,
foi2: 2 e. Jan. 10, 1912; J 164815.
PACH BROS. & INTERNAT’L. NEWS, Wash-
ington. [7359
Taft (Pres. William H.) signing
statehood bill. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2.
Feb. 28, 1912; J 166736.
PAINE (GeEoRGE H.) Providence, R. I.
[7360
Jordan (Jules) © Feb. 2, 1912; 2c.
Heb. 2, 1912; J 165515.
PARKER (GEO. W.) ART CO., Minneapo-
lis. [7361
Greeting. Days have returned bring-
ing memories of happiness. © Feb. 26,
a9i12; 2 c. Feb. 29, 1912; K 38362.
PARKER (LILLIAN M.) Stroudwater, Me.
[7362-7365
[4 photographs]:
Daisy field—Sunlit birches.—Twin
lambs.—Whispering pine. © Nov. 6,
atl; 2e. each Jan. 24, 1912: J 165135,
1651386, 165138, 165139.
PARKER-BRAWNER Co., Washington.
[7366, 7367
[2 prints] :
Over the garden wall.—Swing girl.
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each Feb. 3, 1912;
K 37036, 37037.
Partlow (W. E.) Grand Rapids, Mich.
[7368
Mirror brook. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 27, 1912; J 167511.
7383
PASNAULT (J. H.) Williston, N. D.
[7369
Dixon (Aviator Cromwell) with
Curtiss biplane racing G. N. special
Williston, IN: .Ds\ Sept. 21, (1901.
Mary i2,53912> 2 c. Mar. 16, 1912's J
167283.
PASSMORE (LEE N.) San Diego, Cal.
[7370
Yachting scene, San Diego, Cal., Jan.
i 191206 XO) Jam) b.. 19t2= 2 ¢. Jans 17,
1912; J 164783.
PATENT SPECIALTY CO., San Francisco.
[7371
House wiring diagrams. ©1c. Feb.
Dy LOL 1 Sa.
PEARL (JAMES W.) Chicago. [7372
Stresses in continuous girders with
irregular loads. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1912;
I 869.
PEASE (E. S.) Buffalo. [7373
Desk clock no. 456. © Feb. 17,
LGAs Bie. Apr. 2) 19125 K 40189.
PECK (HEBBERT J.) New York. [7374
Dance in June. © Jan. 19, 1912;\1
e,, Jan.) 29, 1 '¢. Heb. 3, 1912; J 166200:
PEIRCE (R. W.) Philadelphia. [7375
Philadelphia, Curtis bldg. © Mar.
PI Gd? eZ e Mpar. io, 1992 > J 166915.
PELTON (Hersert W.) Asheville, N. C.
/ [7376-7382
Blue Ridge Mts., overlooking the,
from above Round Knob, N. C. © Dee.
Sk rata De Fan. lt 1912: J 165502.
Gushing waters on the Blue Ridge
ass’n. grounds, Black Mountain, N. C.
© Feb. 22, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1912;
J 166586.
Looking towards Pigeon Gap, near
Waynesville, N. C. © Dec. 31, 1911;
2 ce. Jan. 3, 1912; J 164142.
Overlooking Waynesville from
Eagles Nest. © Mar. 9, 1912; 2 «¢.
Mar. 8, 1912; J 167067.
Round Knob, N. C., fountain at. ©
Dees st TEP Die, Jann 4, 19Igs F
164192.
Waynesville, N. C., from the top of
Eagles Nest. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2c. Feb.
Zo) 19t2-08 166Tol.
overlooking. © Dec. 31, 1911;
2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1912; J 164148.
PERIN (FLORENCE) Brookline, Mass.
[7383
Easter greeting. [Child with horn.]
© Mar. 21, 1912; 2\.¢. Mar. 28, 1912;
K 40291.
123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7384
PERKINS (W. B.) Lead, S. D.
[73884-7413
[14 photographs]:
Drager fire fighting apparatus, 32.—
Drawing a chute, 45.—Drilling cale-
donia, 30.—Drilling with a_ stoper,
40.—Getting ready to blast, 48.—On
the rock pile, 49.—Round of holes,
42.—Shoveling and blackholing, 39.—
Sill floor work, 438.—Star shaft land-
ing, 31.—Star station, 28.—Stoper, 29.
—Stopers, 33.—Twin drifts, 47. ©
Jan. 20, 1912:.2 ec. each Jan: 30; 1912*
J 165394-165407.
[16 photographs]:
Black Hills, S. D., Deadwood gold
reduction works and smelters.—Black
Hills, S. D., Eagle Rock.—Black Hillis,
S. D., Maurice rocks.—Black Hills,
S. D., natural flood gate.—Black Hills,
S. D., placer mining and the discovery
of gold in the.—Black Hills, 8S. D.,
Spearfish Falls and creek, horizontal.
Black Hills, S. D., Squaw Creek Can-
yon.—Black Hills, S. D., stone giant.—
Black Hills, S. D., Twin Falls.—Cen-
tral City, S. D., and Desmet gold mine
and mill.— Deadwood, S..D., portion of,
showing white rocks.——Hot Springs,
S. D.—lLead, S. D.,. Ellison hoist.—
Lead, S. D., school grounds and busi-
ness portion of.—Pluma, S. D., electric
water cooler and power station.—
Summer cottages and fishing scene,
Spearfish Cafion. © Feb. 20, 1912;
2 ce. each Feb. 28, 1912; J 166716—
166731.
PERRY (HERBERT A.) Armour, S. D.
[7414-7416
Garretson, S. D.:
Chimney Rock, Palisades.—Devil’s
gulch.—Palisades. © Feb. 2, 1912; 2
ec. each Feb. 19, 1912; J 166457-166459.
PERRY MASON Co., Boston. [7417
Youth’s companion desk calendar.
1912. © Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Jan. 11,
1912; K 37711.
PERRY’S VICTORY CENTENNIAL COMMIS-
sion, Cleveland. [7418
Perry memorial at Put-in-Bay Is-
land, Ohio. © Jan. 29, 1912; 2 c. Jan.
oo, 191.2%) .h.: 165355.
PETERS (WILLIS H.), Norwalk, O.
[7419, 7420
[2 prints]:
Ah, better clothes—We’re out for
spring. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2c. each Jan.
29, 1912; K 36493, 36494.
PETERSON (ADOLPH), Gwinn, Mich.
[7421-7427
Gwinn, Mich. © Feb. 9, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166301.
pt. Iv; 7298 v.7
PETERSON (ADOLPH )—Continued.
railroad station. © Mar. 19,
1912; 2c. Mar. 28, 1912; J 167447.
Cable bridge.—Cataract, HEsca-
naba River. © Feb. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Feb. 7, 1912; J 166081.
—— Quayles block.— Woodland
scene. © Jan. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
2, 1912; J 165511, 165512.
——Stegmiller mine. © Feb. 9
1912; 2c Feb. 14, 1912; J 166300.
PETTERSON (ERNEST E.) Creston, Mont.
[7428
My friends. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2 «.
Mar. 26, 1912; J 167497.
Pew (HowarpD) New York. [7429, 7430
London symphony orchestra:
Large size.—Small size. © Mar. 18,
1912; 2 @. each Mare 1s333i2 ee
167240, 167241.
PHELPS (E. M.) New York.
[7431-7434
Ballet girl dinner card. © Feb. 15,
1912; 2c. Feb. 16, 191231 Sisae:
Clown dinner card. © Feb. 15, 1912;
2 ¢. Heb.16, 1912, K Syren
Cupid guest card. © Feb. 23, 1912;
2 ¢. Féebi- 23, 1912 AR Sieger
Greek girl guest card. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1912; K 37948.
PHELPS (F. W.) Seattle. [7435
Outlines. of San Francisco showing
the location of the Panama-Pacifie in-
ternat’l. exposition in 1915. © Jan. 18,
1912; 2c. Jan. 26, 1912° 4 es enees
1912 \K 38159.
PHELPS (GEORGE C.) New Haven.
[7486, 7487
Wallingford, Conn. :
Masonic home.—Prize cattle, Ma-
sonic home. © Dee. 28, 1911; 2 ¢.
each Dec. 29, 1911; J 1653856, 165357.
PHILIPP (RAE D.) New York.
[7438, 7489
[2 photographs]:
Cheese it, go easy.—Now will you be
good? © Jan. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
30, 1912; J 1653858, 165359.
PHILLIP (LEwIs D.) Cincinnati.
[7440-7447
Cohen (Alfred M.) © May 1, 1911;
2e. Jan. 3, 1912; J 164188.
Mack (Judge Julian) © Dec. 24,
1911; 2-c. Jani 5, 1912: J 1642ZaF
Stokowski (Leopold) 1-6. © Dec.
20, 1911; 2°'c. ‘eaGgh Jan. 5, 10a
164258-164263.
124
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1912
7591
PHOTO ART SHOP, St. Paul. [7448
St. Paul, symphony orchestra. ©
fae. 25,° 1912-2. -¢. Jan. 29, #912): J
165261.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [7449-7480
Am Tiberufer in Rom. By Oswald
Achenbach. © Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Feb.
1, 1912; K 39014.
Follow, follow. © July 14, 1911;
2c. Feb. 1, 1912; K 36987.
His Majesty the King. © May 1,
1910; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912; K 36966.
Kinderkopf. © Jan. 1, 1910; 2c.
Feb. 1, 1912; K 36965.
Simple maiden. © Sept. 30, 1909;
2c. Feb. 1, 1912; K 36964.
Waldsee. By Walter Leistikou. ©
Snge 2.) 1001: 2 :e.. Keb: 1, 1912 5)\K
$9018.
P22 prints]:
Am schwarzen Fenn.—Spitherbst im
Wisetal. © June 1, 1910; 2 c each
Feb. 1, 1912; K 36967, 36968.
[3 prints]:
From the temple of heaven.—George
V His Majesty, King.—His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales. © Apr.
tou 2 e@ each Heb. 1, 19127 ,K
36972-36974.
[38 prints]:
Favorite custom.—Hush-a-bye baby.
—Songs without words. © Jan. 1,
1911; 2 c. each Feb. 1, 1912; K 86969-
36971.
[6 prints]:
Between the shoots, i. e, King
George V.—George V (His Majesty
King).—Kleine gesandtschaft.—Meer
im sonnenglanz.—Mondaufgang im
moor.—Woodcock to the right, Your
Majesty. © Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c@ each
Feb. 1, 1912; K 36958-36968.
[12 prints]:
Abend am Rhein.—Beichte (Die).—
Bliihende Hallig—Church of Santa
Maria della Salute—Fisher (Der).—
In der fir.—lInterieur im sonnen-
schein.—Interieur mit lesendem jungen
midchen.—Lucia.—Mary (Her Ma-
jesty, the Queen).—Stumped.—Uber
stellen wassern brauset fern lebens
strom. © June 1, 1911; 2 c. each Feb.
1, 1912; K 36975-86986.
PIcKETT (O. GorDOoN) Jefferson City,
Mo. [7481
Jefferson City the hub of the show
me state. © Jan. 8, 1912; 2 ¢c. Feb.
21, 1912; K 38048.
PIERCE (HENRY HAVELOCK) Boston.
[7482
O’Connell (Cardinal William) ©
le. Jan. 24, 1912; J 165134.
PINE & WHITAKER, Bridgeton, N. J.
[74838
Convergent strabismus corrected by
glasses. © Feb. 16, 1912; 2c. Feb.
17, 1912; J 166397.
PITTSBURGH AUTOMOBILE SHOW ASS’N,
Pittsburgh. [7484
[Automobile poster girl.] © Jan. 9,
1912); 2 °c. Mar. 18, 1912; K ‘39757.
PITTSBURGH CHRONICLE TELE’G. PUB. CO.,
Pittsburgh. [7485, T7486
First photographs of wreck of Pa.
limited at Warrior Ridge. 1. © Feb.
16, 1912; 1c. Feb.'23, 1912); K 38082.
First photographs of wreck of Pa.
limited at Warrior Ridge. 2. © Feb.
16, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 23, 1912; K 88083.
Prato, New York. [7487
OdbKkAnpos 7 Bacidikh’ O1koy évé1a
ths EAAa6os.
©} Sani tot?) 2.e Jan. 16,1982 ;
K 863855.
PLUME (EpDWARD C.) co., Chicago.
[7488, 7489
Our exposition of spring styles. ©
Feb. 6, 1912; 2-c. Heb. 12, 1912; K
373801.
Remarkable values in reliable furni-
Mine; WO wep: j4,.. I912°: 2 ee, Meb:. 3,
1912; K 387018. =
PoHLE (FREDERICK) Buffalo.
[7490-7512
Dold (Jacob) © 1. Feb. 5, 1912;
J 165901.
Goodspeed (W. G.)
1912; J 165905.
Hartmann (Arthur) 1,2. ©l1c. each
Feb. 5, 1912; J 165903, 165904.
a eta) Ope ey) Gach. Jan, 26,
1912; J 165184165198.
Jolly dimples. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1912;
J 166363.
Raymond (Rev. Andrew V. V.) ©
1c. Feb. 5, 1912; J 165899.
Statler (Ellsworth) © 1c. Feb. 5,
1912; J 165900.
Yeager (Orsen) ©1c. Feb. 5, 1912;
J 165902.
PoNTING (HERBERT), Detroit.
. [75138-7591
Applied philosophy. © Mar. 15,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1912; K 39709.
Art [1912]:
© Jan. 3; 1 ¢ Jan. 5; K 35449.
© Jan. 4; 1 ¢. Jan. 6; K 35450.
Cy 1 ei) Heb. 5,
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T7591
PoNnTING (HERBERT )—Continued.
Becauses. © Dec. 28, 1911; 1c. Jan.
2, 1912; K 34948.
Biography of Jimmie. © Jan. 26,
1992;°1.e- Jan, 29, 1912);"3, 36698.
© Heb. 2: 1.¢ Web: 5; K. 390)
©:Feb. 9:1 ¢. Heb: 12: K 37694.
© Feb. 17; 1 c. Feb. 19; K 38070.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Mar. 4; K 38472.
© Mar. 1; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38478.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 14; K 39706.
Current events. © Mar. 25, 1912; 1
e. Mar. 27, 1912; K 40079.
Current interests. © Mar. 16, 1912;
1 ¢. Mar. 16, 1912; K 39710.
Dear public. © Feb. 3, 1912; 1.
Feb. 5, 1912; K 37191.
Dictator (The). © Jan. 19, 1912;
1-e, Jan. .26, 2912+ Ko IS6a6n:
Difference. © Feb. 1, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 3, 1912; K 387189.
Dilemma of a girl who has to listen
to wives and look at spinsters. © Jan.
50,2912: die, Web. 1, T9125 KoSTAsSt:
Diners out [1912]:
©. Feb. 5; 1 c Feb. 7: K 37690.
© Feb. 7; 1 c. Feb. 9; K 387692.
© Feb. 8; 1c. Feb. 10; K 87693.
© Feb. 10; 1 c. Feb. 12; K 37695.
© Feb. 20; 1 ec. Feb. 23; K 38068.
© Feb. 22; 1c. Feb. 24; K 38066.
Drama [1911]:
© ‘Dec. 26:1 « Jan. 2, 1912: K
34947.
© Dec. 27; 1c. Jan..2, 19123 K
34951.
© Dec. 29; 1 c Jan. 2, 1912: K
34949.
Fashion note. © Jan. 81, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 2, 1912; K 37188.
Here. © Jan. 1, 1912+ 1c. Jan. 8,
1912; K 35447.
Leap year. © Jan. 22, 1912; 1 «.
Jan. 26, 1912; K 36368.
Literature [1912]:
© Jan. 5; 1c. Jan. 8;
Men you meet [1912]:
© Jan. 9; 1c. Jan. 11; K 35830.
© Jan. 18; 1 ¢. Jan. 26; K 36367.
IK 35827.
PoNTING (HERBERT )—Continued.
Men you meet [1912]—Continued.
© Mar. 14; 1 c. Mar. 16; K 39708.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 22; K 40075.
Musie [1912]:
© Jan. 6; 1c. Jan. 8; K 35828.
© Mar. 14, 2612553
K 39705.
New novel.
Mar. 14, 1912;
New Year’s idea.
Pie. Jans, 2) iota
Presidential election year.
12, 1912; 1 c. Jan. 22/1912 eae
Science.
© Jan.
4, 1912; K 35448.
Signs [1912]:
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Feb.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
© Mar.
Women’s rights [1912]:
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar. 20; K 89711.
6; 1 ec. Feb. 8; K 3769L.
12: hey
1S.) Sie
Lae,
Linger
il Gre ees
25° 15 Nar. 4; K 88478.
Some girls believe in cupid. © Dee.
25, 1911: 1 ¢. Jang2; eae
Up-to-date quotations.
1912; 1 e@ Mar. 25, 19135 Ko2eone
Up to date quotations.
1912; 1 @ Mar. 11, 1912; K Seeoe.
Why Jimmie went broke.
13, 1912; 1 ec. Jan. 22, 1912; K 36154.
Women you meet [1912]:
© Jan. 8; 1c. Jan. 10; K 35829.
LO. Ae:
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© Dee. 30, 1911;
© Jan.
2,.1912.:° 1 exam:
Keb. 14; K 38075.
Feb. 15; K 38074.
Feb. 16; K 38073.
Feb. 17; K 38072.
Feb. 19; K 38071.
K 34950.
© Mar. 22,
© Mar. 5,
© Jan.
18; K 35881.
22. > KO BH Gs.
223 0K S611:
22; K 36152.
27; K 36697.
29; K 36699.
21; K 88069.
11; K 38892.
11; K 38894.
11; K 38896.
21; K 40074.
23; K 40076.
28; K 40080.
29; K 40081.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Feb.
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20% Ae.
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29; 1¢.
21) ht ¢
© Mar. 9; 1 ¢. Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Feb.
26;
26;
26;
31;
238 ;
14;
K 36366.
K 36369.
K 36696.
K 36700.
K 38067.
K 39022
126
© Mar. 23; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40078.
Women’s wrongs [1912]:
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© Feb. 28; 1c. Mar. 4; K 88476.
© Feb. 29; 1c. Mar. 4; K 38477.
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38891.
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Pontine (HerBert)—Continued.
Women’s wrongs [1912]—Continued.
© Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38895.
© Mar. 13; 1 c. Mar. 16; K 39707.
Portland,
[7592
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Mar. 18, 1912; K 39006.
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[75938-7603
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Black sheep. © Mar. 3, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 5, 1912; K 38542.
Chap. 2." Mar. 10.'1912..' ©
Maro10, 1912; 2c. Mar. 20, 1912; K
389702.
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eo 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1912: K.. 40167.
Giap. 4) Mar. 17,)/19120:©
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39669.
Dance. © Feb. 4, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 8,
POI Ke 31228.
Hunger. © Jan. 7, 1912; 2 c. Jan.
8, 1912; K 35442.
Life that is. © Jan. 28,1912; 2 «¢.
Jan. 29, 1912; K 36495.
Mail (The) © Jan. 12, 1912: 2c.
Jan. 23, 1912;.K 36248.
Shedding time. © Feb. 18, 1912;
2 e. Feb. 19, 1912; K 37836.
Snow water. © Feb. 25, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 28, 1912; K 38296.
PotTeR (HArRy G.) Newark, N. J.
[7604
Pitney (Justice Mahlon) © Mar.
ie 19012: 2 c. Mar: 26, 1912; J 167761.
POWELL (LYMAN C.), Arlington, N. J.
[7605-7607
[3 prints]:
Carnations.—Narcissus.—Roses. ©
Senin © 1911: 2 c. each Jan. 2; '1912*
K 35095-35097.
POWER (GEORGE T.) Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
[7608
Sunset on the Bay of Fundy. ©
mare 2. 1912- 2 @. Mar. 23, 192s
167441.
PoweER (Scott T.) Zanesville, O.
[7609
Power’s sanitary chicken coop. ©
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Powers (P. A.) See list of moving-
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7644
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EROT2 Ti:
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© Feb. 25; 1 ¢. Feb. 28; K 38289.
© Mar. 3; 1c. Mar. 4; K 389380.
© Mar. 10; 1¢. Mar. 12; K 38978.
© Mar. 17; 1 ec. Mar. 19; K 39679.
© Mar. 24; 1c. Mar. 26; K 39998.
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[7644
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27, 1912; .K 36621.
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[2 prints] :
Ask the tree top lady.—Tree top
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RANDALL (LUTHEA) Brooklyn.
[7649, 7650
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Easter greetings. 2. [Girl with
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RANDALL (M. W.) New York.
[7651, 7652
White Mts. of N. H.:
Old Man’s foot and pool.—Presiden-
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Mar. 25, 1912; J 167459, 167460.
RatH (FRED) Hobart Mills, Cal.
[7653-7658
[6 photographs]:
Bunch of live wires.—Fighting fire
in the woods.—Truckee, Cal., scene on
Front st., winter, 1911.—Truckee, Cal.,
some snow at, winter, 1911.—Truckee,
Cal., street scene, winter, 1911.—View
of railroad track showing deep cut
made by snowplow. © Dec. 25, 1911;
2c. each Jan. 6, 1912; J 164372-1643877.
RATIONAL Chi-
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Visions of the prophet as he sees fate
of money mad men. © Feb. 17, 1912;
2c. Feb. 21, 1912; K 37887.
Rau (Wit11AM H.) Philadelphia.
[7660, 7661
Annual dinner of the Periodical pub-
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© Feb. 2, 1912; 2 c& each Feb. 20,
1912; J 166562, 166563.
RAUCHMAN (EMANUEL) New York.
[7662
[Jeweler’s sample chart of mono-
grams.] © Mar. 21, 1912; 2 c Mar.
23, 1912; K 39912.
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READE (BENJAMIN A.) Tacoma.
[7663, 7664
[2 photographs]:
Agner (J. B.)—Cast of The Rivals,
T. H. S. class play. © Jan. 25, 19125
2c. each Mar. 25, 1912; J 167487,
167488.
REAVES (W. P.) Greensboro, N. C.
[7665-7667
[3 photographs]:
HKyes, relation to nose, the optic
nerves, six pairs of muscles.—Middle
ear, drum and _ ossicles.—Photograph
to show the areas of the five special
senses. © Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ec each
Jan. 6, 1912; J 164369-164371.
RED WING ADVERTISING Co., Red Wing,
Minn. [7668-7712
[45 prints]:
After the storm.—Autumn beauties.
—Birches.—Breakers.—Drug Law and
Pat- A. Bell. [2 dogs]—Eventide.—
Forest trail—Glory of the night.—
Golden dividend.—Good-by Santa.—
Great Divide.—Guarded.—Guess who.
In the nick of time.—In the rugged
west.—June roses.—Labor of love.—
Landing of the Pilgrims.—Little Miss
Muffet.—Lure of the trout.—Meadow-
brook.—Miss Sunshine.—Mists of
morning.—Moonlight on the deep.—
Nature’s awakening.—Old farm home,
—QOld manse.—Open season.—Side that
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Christmas. — Springtime of youth. —
Story hour.—Sunset tints.—Their jour-
ney’s end.—Through time and tide.—
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Waiting for mama.—What shall the
answer be.—When the leaves are turn-
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we were kids.—Winter’s solitude.—
Wisdom of youth. © Jan. 2, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 6, 1912; K 35295-35339.
REED (JOHN WILSON) Victor, Mont.
[2 photographs]:
[7718, 7714
Rocky Mountain nimrods.—Ten days
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each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164112, 1641138.
RreeD (NorMAN H.) Santa Barbara,
Cal. [7715
Guerra (Della) mansion. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1912; J 167480.
ReeD (RoLAND W.) Kalispell, Mont.
[7716-77387
McDonald (Lake) 1-15. © Feb. 20,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 26,1912; J 166669-
| 166683.
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REED (ROLAND W.)—Continued.
[7 photographs] :
Ageney trail—Blizzard (The).—
Eyes in Water.—Kai-Kai-She.—Medi-
cine Lodge in winter.—Mission guard.
Watching the flood. © Jan. 13, 1912;
2 ec. each Jan. 22, 1912; J 165147-
165133.
Rees (AtFreD A.) Evanston, Ill. [7738
Fraternities. © April 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 23, 1912; K 37954.
REGNIER (Louis DE VY.) Denver.
[7739, T740
Denver. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
19, 1912; J 166460.
Denver, Colo. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 18, 1912; J 167264.
REICHE (F. P.) & LiEsScH (PIERRE A.)
Pittsburgh. [7741
Plan to improve waste spaces and
steep hillsides. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1912;
ZT 832.
Reip (ALBERT T.) Topeka, Kan. [7742
Extra. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
21, 1912; K 399281.
REINEKE (EH. BLANCHE) Kansas City,
Mo. [77438-7745
Cody (Col. William F.) Buffalo Bill.
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J 164607.
nova’, 2 (C) Dec. 20, 1911: 2) c
each Jan. 15, 1912; J 164608, 164609.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[7746-TT4A8
He loves me—he loves me not. ©
Pep. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1912; K
38080.
In memoriam. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 1, 1912; K 36692.
That must be him & he’s following
me.- ©) Feb. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 24,
1912; K 38081.
RELIABLE POULTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO.,
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Standard-bred, prize-winning, golden
buff Orpingtons. © Jan. 4, 1912; 2 «.
Jan. 8, 1912; K 35487.
REPUBLIC RUBBER Co., Youngstown, O.
[7750
Republic staggard tread-tire perfect.
[1912 calendar.] © Mar. 6, 1912; 2.
mar. 7, 1912; K 38623.
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[7751-7960
[210 photographs]:
Aaron’s rod by budding places him
at the head of the house of Levi, 58.—
REUTTER ART PUB. co.—Continued.
[210 photographs |—Continued.
Abner is slain by Joab, 99.—Abraham
entertains three angels, 10.—Abraham
sends forth Hagar, the bondwoman
and her child, because Sarah, his wife,
demands it, 12.—Abraham’s sacrifice
of his son Isaac, 13.—Absalom’s head
caught in the boughs of a great oak,
101.—Adoni-Bezek is caught and his
thumbs cut off, 70.—Abijah, the
prophet, rends the new garment of
Jeroboam into ten pieces, 109.—Altar
beneath which are the souls of them
who were slain for the word of God,
194.—Altar for sacrifice, 44.—Altar
with the Golden censer, whose incense
Symbolizes the prayers of the saints,
195.—Amelekite is slain by David’s
command, because he had slain the
Lord’s anointed, 98.—Amos foretells
disaster upon Judah and Israel, 162.—
Angel clothed with a cloud and a rain-
bow about his head, 198.—Angel of the
church at Pergamos, 191.—Angel of
the church at Thyatira, 192.—Angei of
the church at Smyrna, 190.—Angel who
announces the beast from the bottom-
less pit; an earthquake and the ascen-
sion of the saints in a cloud, 199.—
Apostle Peter, Grace unto you and
peace be multiplied, 187.—Ark of God
returned to the Israelites on a new
eart, 87.—Ark of the Covenant, the
Cherubim and the Mercy seat, 40.—Asa
destroys the idols of his father and
mother, 112.—At the sound of the fifth
angel the bottomless pit is opened and
out of it there arises a smoke like a
great furnace, 197.—Athaliah, the
queen, Slain, 128.
Balaam’s ass stopped by an angel,
60.—Beast that arose out of the sea
with seven heads and ten horns, 201.—
Boards of the Tabernacle, 43.—Brazen
laver, 47.—Building of Babel, and a
city, 8.—Burial of Jacob, 23.
Christ, The lion of the tribe of Ju-
dah, the root of David, 183.—Cluster
of grapes from the Promised land,
55.—Court of the Tabernacle, with the
furniture in position, 45.—Cruelty of
Egyptian bondage, 24.—Curtain of the
Tabernacle, 42.
Daniel’s vision of a ram and a goat,
and the interpreter, 159.—Daniel’s
vision of four beasts, 158.—Darkness
over Egypt, 34.—David and Abishai
with Saul’s spur and his cruse of
water, 95.—David brings the Ark of
the Lord from Kirjathjearim to the
house of Obed-edom, 139.—David com-
mits the building of the temple to his
son, Solomon, 141.—David kills the
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[210 photographs ]—Continued.
giant, Goliath, 92.—David obtains
bread and the sworn of Goliath from
Abimeleck, the priest, 94.—David play-
ing on the harp, 148.—David’s manli-
ness overcome by a lustful look at
Bathsheba, 100.—Death by stoning for
gathering sticks on the Sabbath day,
56.—Death of a woman causes war in
Israel, 81.—Death of Aaron at Mount
_ Hor, 64.—Death of the first born, 35.—
Dellilah humiliates Samson, 78.—De-
metrius gives a great amount of pro-
vision to Jerusalem, 178.
Ehud assassinates the King of Moab,
71.—Hlah slain by Zimri, 113.—Eli fall-
ing from his seat breaks his neck and
dies at the age of 98 years, 85.—Hli
pronounces a blessing upon a sad and
praying woman, 84.—Hlijah ascends to
heaven in a chariot of fire, 121.—
Elijah asleep under the juniper tree,
115.—Elijah calls down fire from
heaven, 120.—Elijah’s sacrifice on Mt.
Carmel, 114.—Elisha at Gilgal and the
sons of the prophets prepare a great
pot of pottage, 123.—Elisha provides a
widow with an abundance of oil, 122.—
Elisha’s prediction of an abundance of
flour for Samaria is come to pass,
125.—Hsther (Queen) appears before
the King to plead for the life of the
Jews and finds favor in his sight,
147.—Hzekiel’s vision, 153.—EHzekiel’s
vision of the valley of dry bones, 154.
Fiery serpent elevated upon a pole
in the wilderness, 59.—First and sec-
ond angels cry, woe, woe, woe, to the
inhabitants of the earth, 196.—First
burnt sacrifice of Aaron for himself
and for the congregation, 52.—First
Passover feast, 36.
Gibeonites make league of peace
with Joshua by fraud, 68.—Gideon’s
army reduced three hundred men, 73.—
God appears to Moses in the burning
bush, 26.—God makes a woman and
brings her unto Adam, 2.—God’s pro-
vision of quails and manna for the
Israelites, 88.—Golden calf as an ob-
ject of worship, 48.
Habakkuk confirms the message of
the other prophets, 167.—Hadoram
congratulating David upon his vic-
tory, 140.—Haggai_ delivering his
prophecy, 169.—Handwriting on the
wall, 157.—Heliodorus stricken to the
ground and made blind and helpless
by an apparition of a horse and rider,
179.—Hezekiah destroys idolatry and
breaks in pieces the brazen serpent
that Moses made, 182.—Hezekiah in
Sickness resorts to prayer and is
pt. IV; NS sa ven
REUTTER ART PUB. CO.—Continued.
[210 photographs ]|—Continued.
healed, 134.—Hezekiah sends Eliakim,
the seribe and elders, in sack cloth, to
Isaiah, 183.—High priest with censer
and ephod, 46.—Hilkiah, the high
priest, finds the book of the law in
the temple and the King has it read
in audience of the congregation, 135.—
Hosea interpreting the yision of his
prophecy, 160.
In the presence of Pharaoh the rods
of the magicians become serpents, 27.—
Israel (King of) and the King of
Judah in council, 119.—Israel (King
of) is startled that he is asked to heal
Naaman of his leprosy, 124.
Jacob putting ring streaked rods in
the watering trough of the sheep, 16.—
Jacob receiving the blessing his father
intended for Esau, 14.—Jacob’s wrestle
with the angel at the ford of Jabbok,
17.—Jehu from his chariot demands
that Jezebel be thrown out of her win-
dow, 126.—Jehu orders the slaughter
of Ahab’s seventy sons, 127.—Jephth
is met by his only daughter upon his
return from war, 74.—Jeremiah put
into a dungeon, 152.—Jeremiah’s
prophecy read to the King, 151.—Jere-
miah’s vision and divine call, 150.—
Jeroboam’s hand paralyzed, 110.—
Jeroboam’s wife visits the prophet
Ahijah, 111.—Jerusalem is taken by
Nebuchadnezzar, 186.—Jezebel (Queen)
announces to the King, Ahab, that Na-
both is dead, 118.—Joash, the king is
Slain on his bed, 145.—Joel calling the
people to repentance, 161.—John falls
at the feet of the angel, 208.—John
hears the voice of a great multitude
praising God, 207.—John is carried
upon a high mountain and is shown
the new Jerusalem, descending out of
heaven from God, 210.—John sees an
angel standing in the sun and the
kings of the earth with their armies
gathered together, 209.—John (St.)
the eagle eyed apostle, That which we
have seen and heard declare we unto
you, 185.—John’s (St.) vision of the
risen Christ, His eyes were as a flame
of fire and out of his mouth went a
two edged sword and I fell at his feet
as dead, 188.—Jonah cast upon a rock
by a great fish, 164.—Joseph flees
from Potiphar’s wife, 19.—Joseph in-
terprets Pharaoh’s dream, 20.—Joseph
lifted out of the pit and sold to the
Ishmaelites for twenty pieces of sil-
ver, 18.—Joseph presenting his breth-
ren to Pharaoh, 22.—Joseph reviewing
prophecy for a confirmation of the an-
nunciation of the angel, 182.—Joshua
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sending two spies to view the land of
Jericho, 65.—Joshua’s victory at
Gibeon, 69.—Judah pleading Joseph
for the release of his brother Benja-
min, 21.—Judith beheads Holofernes
while lying drunk in her tent; puts it
in a bag and delivers it to the city, 172.
King’s visit to Elisha in his last ill-
ness, 129.—Kinsman of Boaz parts
with his shoe, as a witness of a sale of
land, 82.—Korah’s rebellion against
Moses is ended by the earth opening
and swallowing him and his company,
57.
Lamb on Mt. Zion, the angel announc-
ing that judgment is come, 202.—Lions,
afflict the Samaritans, 1381.—Luke puts
special emphasis upon the birth and
childhood of Jesus, 184.
Maccabees, under Judas, gain a great
victory, 177.—Malachi predicts the
sudden coming of the Messiah, 171.—
Man stoned to death for blasphemy,
54.—Manoah and his wife worship by
sacrifice, 75.—Micah declaring his
prophecy, 165.—Moses addresses the
congregation, 63.—Moses found in the
ark by Pharaoh’s daughter, 25.—Moses
ordains Joshua as his successor, 62.—
Moses returns from the mount with
two tablets of the law, 50.—Moses
taking Aaron to account for making
the golden calf, 49.
Naboth stoned to death, 117.—WNa-
dab and Abihu offer strange fire and
are destroyed, 53—Nahum declares his
vision of coming events, 166—Nebu-
chadnezzar King), 155.—Noah builds
an altar and worships, when the rain-
bow appears, 6.—Noah when drunk, is
mocked by his son, 7.—Noah’s flood
and Noah’s ark, 5.
One angel announces a general judg-
ment and another angel cast dust on
the weeping and wailing, 206.
Paul (St.) called to be an apostle to
the Gentiles, 186.—Pharaoh and his
army in the red sea, 87.—Philistines
put the ark of God in the temple of
Dagon, 86.—Phinehas slays Zimri and
Cozbi, 61.—Plague of flies, or beetles,
81.—Plague of frogs, 29.—Plague of
hail, 33.—Plague of lice, or gnats, 30.—
Plague of murrain on all animals,
32.—Priests bearing the Ark of the
Covenant into the River Jordan, 67.
Ruth gleaning in the field of Boaz,
82.
Sacrifice of Cain and Abel. The
murder of Abel. 4.—Sacrifice of chil-
dren in fire the heathen Gods, and the
REUTTER ART PUB. co.—Continued.
[210 photographs |—Continued.
burning of incense by King Ahaz, 130.
—Samson carrying off the gate of
Gaza, 11.—Samson overthrows' the
temple of Dagon, 79.—Samson slays
one thousand men with the jawbone of
an ass, 76.—Samuel anoints David the
son of Jesse, 91.—Samuel anoints Saul
with oil to be King over the Israel-
ites, 89.—Samuel offers a burnt sacri-
fice with prayer for sins of the Israel-
ites, 88.—Samuel slays King Agag in
Gilgal, 90.—Saul attempts to smite
David to the wall with a javelin, 93.—
Saul falling upon his own sword, 97.—
Saul in consultation with the witch of
Endor, 96.—Saul’s armor and head put
up in the temple of Dagon, 137.—Seven
angels pour out the vials of the wrath
of God upon the earth, 204.—Seven
brothers and their mother prefer to be
tortured to death rather than eat
swine’s flesh, 180.—Shadrach, Mesach
and Abednego are cast into the burn-
ing furnace, 156.—Sheba (Queen of)
visits Solomon, 106.—Sisera is slain by
Jael, Heber’s wife. 72.—Six hundred
Danites at the door of the house of
Micah, 80.—Sodom (King of) meets
Abram in the valley of Shaveh, 9.—
Solomon employs workmen for the new
temple, 142.—Solomon offering prayer
at the dedication of the temple, 142.—
Solomon on his throne of ivory, 107.—
Solomon’s base, or carriage supporting
a laver, 105.—Solomen’s judgment be-
tween the two mothers, 102.—Solo-
mon’s molten sea, 104.—Solomon’s tem-
ple, 108.—Son of man, having on his
head a golden crown and in his hand
a sharp sickle and the earth was
reaped, 203.—Spies let down from the
window of Rahab’s house in Jericho,
66.—Spirit of God moving upon the
face of the waters, 1.—Stream of fresh
water from the smitten rock, 39.—Su-
Sanna saved from an unjust death by
the discovered lying of two false wit-
nesses, 181.—Syrians come in sack-
cloth and with ropes to beg the King
to spare their lives, 116.
Tabernacle is set up and a cloud
covers it, 51.—Table of showbread and
candlestick of the Tabernacle, 41.—
Temptation of Adam and Eve, by the
serpent in the garden, 38.—Three
mighty men in battle, 138.—Tobias
and his wife at prayer, 176.—Tobit
burying his slain brethren, 173.—Tobit
is kindly ministered unto in his blind-
ness, 174.—Tobias takes a fish from
the River Tigris, 175.—Trumpets given
to the angels of the churches, with
Ephesus in view, 189.—Two angels
131
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[210 photographs ]—Continued.
conduct Lot and his family out of
Sodom, 11.
Uzziah, the king, in attempting to
burn incense in the temple is stricken
with leprosy, 146.
Vision of Jacob’s ladder, 15.—Vision
of Obadiah, 163.—Vision of the prop-
het, Isaiah, 149.
Water in the river turned to blood,
28.—When an old man Solomon wor-
ships idols, 108.—White horse; the
rider armed with a bow. The red
horse; the rider armed with a great
sword, 198.—Woman clothed with the
sun, the moon beneath her feet and the
red dragon, 200.—Woman upon a scar-
let colored beast having seven heads
and ten horns, 205.
Zechariah delivers his vision of the
coming Messiah, 170.—Zechariah, the
prophet stoned to death, 144.—7Zep-
haniah foretells the judgment of the
Lord against Judah, 168.
af @., e2eh Heb. .5.,, ORD: oad
165664-1658738.
REYNELLS
Mich.
[5 prints] :
As the mountain stream chisels its
path.—Brotherhood.—From life’s un-
fathomed source.—Twilight.—What a
wonderful book is life. © Jan. 22,
Toyo ve. | ere, Wee. 22, one. we
36259-36263.
(BuEL), Benton Harbor,
[7961-7965
REYNOLDS (Atva L.) Long Beach, Cal.
[7966
Wave power system. © Jan. 29,
1912; \2.¢.;Feb. 3, 1912; K'3(017.
RicarD (H. M.) Lead, S. D.
[7967, T968
Gold miners at work, 1100 ft. under-
ground. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 15,
1912; J 164583.
Homestake mine, gold drilling. ©
OTe! Nt, TORS as 2) Gy eed tls Leas DOLD =: Ly
164582.
RicHarps (A. B.) MEDICINE co., Sher-
man, Tex. [7969
Man and cat. © Jan. 1, 1911: 2.
Dec. 28, 1911; K 36468.
RICHARDSON (F.. H.) Bedford City, Va.
[7970
Otter (Peak of) and Big Otter. ©
Dec. 14, 1911;. 2 ¢.,; Jan. 25, 1912 ¢ oJ
165159.
pt. 1V;) ie (S Voun
RicHMOND (HEH. 8S.) Elkland, Pa.
[7971, 7972
Elkland, Pa.:
East Main st.—St. Thomas church
and parsonage. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2 ¢@
each Mar. 27, 1912; J 167519, 167520.
RICHTER GRAIN CO., Cincinnati. [79738
Richter (Mabel G.) © Feb. 17,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1912; K 38158.
RILEY (FRANK T.) Kansas City, Mo.
[T7974
Stealing home. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2
ec. Mar. 4, 1912; K 38449.
RINGSMUTH (L. J.) Cedar Rapids, Ia.
[7975
Siamese nat’l air. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2¢. Mar.-19, 1912; 1o4oi4
RIPpPpEL (Guy L.) Sunbury, Pa. [7976
Velvet devotee. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2
ce. Apr. 2, 1912; J 167695.
RITCH-HUGHES co., New York. [7977
Accidents will happen. © Jan. 25,
1912; 2 e@ Feb. 28, 1912; Ko saaan:
RITTELMEYER (GEORGE M.), Jackson.
[7978
Horice Broadview says. © Jan. 20,
1912; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1912; KisGaae
RixFrorD (Lorine B.) San Francisco.
[7979
©ilie
Suggestion for civic center.
Jan., 22,1912 + 1 830:
Ropsins & MYERS co., Springfield, O.
[7980
Fans, ancient and modern. © Jan.
12, 1912; 2. c. Jan. 18, 1992; Kosaosd:
ROBINSON (ALBERT G.) Washington.
[7981-7983
Washington:
Dome of Capitol from the 8. W.—
Monument.—West front of Senate
wing. © 1c. each Feb. 5, 1912-0
165908-165910.
RosBinson (JOHN H.) Washington.
[7984
Flag drill, U. S. L. S. S|. © Pep
26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1912; J 166734.
Rochester,
[7985-7990
ROCHESTER PHOTO PRESS,
NYG
[6 photographs]:
Artist's model, 0-845.—Goldilocks,
0-347.—Lilies of the valley, 0-848.—
Modern Greek, 0O-349.—School girl,
0-346.—Trophies, 0-330. © Mar. 1,
1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 26, 1912; J 167053—
167058.
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ROCKPORT TRIBUNE, Rockport, Tex.
[7991
Cabbage grown by R. M. Stevens,
Rockport, Tex. © Mar. 11, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 18, 1912; J 167261.
Rorp (O. A.) Los Angeles.
[7992-7994
[3 titles]:
Antilogarithmic scale. Common log-
arithms of numbers.—Antilogarithmic
scale. Logarithms of trignometric
functions.—Architect’s slide-rule. ©
1 c. each Feb. 23, 1912; I 909-911.
ROMAN OIL PORTRAIT CO., Chicago.
[7995-7997
[3 photographs] :
Colored Roman oil portrait, A. B—
Roman oil portrait. © Dec. 26, 1911;
2 c. each Dec. 26, 1911; J 164516-
164518.
Roney (WILLIAM H.) Chicago.
[7998-8004
[7 titles]:
Development of a secondary cylin-
der or reciprocal unit series, 24.—
Graphic diagram of stresses indicating
the value of the initial and residual
components, and the value of the nor-
mal element and the element of limita-
tion, 31, 32.—Graphical demonstration
of the force and resistance of a pri-
mary cylinder or reciprocal unit series,
33.—Graphical demonstration of the
forces and resistance of a secondary
cylinder or reciprocal unit series, 54.—
Physical relation of force and energy
to matter.—Table of values, 18—28, 30.
© 1c. each Feb. 7, 1912; I 898-904.
Ropes (ArTHuR D.) Boston. [8005
Greetings from N. Y. [Bk. of views. ]
By Web. 26, 1912; 2c. Feb: 27, 1912;
K 38948.
Rosenavu & Logs, Philadelphia.
[8006
Maid at the well. © Mar. 30, 1912;
mec. Apr. 2, 1912; K 40210.
Rosenserc (SAm A.) Burlington, Vt.
[ 8007
Burlington, Vt., American house and
main st. ~© Jan. 8, 1912; 2c. Jan. 10,
1912; J 164472.
Ross (CuHAs.) & SON co., Brooklyn.
[ 8008-8019
Ross improved:
Compound geared patent change cau
mixers. No. 30. Direct motor driven.—
Highteen inch water cooled iron and
color mills. No. 18. Mounted on all
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
8029
Ross (CHAS.) & SON co.—Continued.
Ross improved—Continued.
iron and steel benches, in tandem.—
Highteen inch water cooled iron paint
and color mill. No. 18. Outside floor
stand.—Kneading and mixing mach.
No. 41. [Three views.]—Kneading
and mixing mach. No. 42.. Discharg-
ing contents.—Rapid dry mixer. No.
86 D.—Ready mixed and semi-paste
mixers. No. 36. Gang of two, fifty
gal. size.—Sixteen inch water cooled
flat stone fine color mills. No. 9. Ad-
justable hinged top stone.—Special
liquid and semi-paste mixers. No. 36.
[20 and 100 gal. sizes]—Three roller
ink and color mill. No. 52. All
mounted on... iron bed plate.—Water
cooled iron paint and color mills. No.
18. [Four sizes.]—Water cooled iron
paint and color mills. No. 18. Mount-
ed on all iron and steel bench. ©
Mar. 4, 1912; 2 c each Mar. 4, 1912;
K 38452-38468.
Ross & GEE, Lead, S. D. [8020
Miners drilling a dry hole, 800 ft.
level, Homestake mine, Lead, S. D. ©
Jam OMS: 2 "en Jam 24. 1912 5 Ji
165140.
RoveDA (PEDRO) Mexico City, Mex.
[8021
Ciudad del sol. ©1c. Mar. 8, 1912;
I 880.
RowLAND (RicHARD A.) Wilkinsburg,
Ba: [8022-8024
Rowland theatre:
Boxes at.—Interior of, from stage.—
Lobby of. © Dec. 10, 1911; 2 ¢. each.
Feb. 26, 1912; J 166643-166645.
ROYAL BLUE WORLD CRUISES, New York.
[8025
Royal blue world cruises. Follow
the flag. © Mar. 38, 1912; 2c. Mar. 6,
1912; K 88647.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago. [8026-8028
He feels at ease among the mightiest.
Royal tailored man. © Mar. 238, 1912;
Ave. Mar. 25. 112s K S993.
What do your clothes suggest? ©
Mar.+9, 1982.) 2c; Mar.) 20, 19123) K
39690.
Where the world’s best dressed men
come from. © Feb. 24, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
20, 1912; K 39689.
Royston (W. A.) Barton, Vt. [8029
Barton, Vt., snow scene. © Dec. 1,
1911; 2c. Mar. 1, 1912; J 166808.
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Rues (FRANK A.) Watertown, Mass.
[8030-8082
[3 photographs]:
Carter Notch and Wildcat River.—
Monarch birches on Spruce Mt.—Mon-
hegan, Black Head. © Dec. 30, 1911;
2 ¢@. each Dec. 28, 1911; J 164604—
164606.
RuLISON (FLtoyp M.) Moapa, Nev.
[8033, 80384
Moapa, Nev., The Narrows, 1, 2. ©
Feb. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 21, 1912;
J 167382, 167388.
RUNYON (ROBERT), Brownsville, Tex.
[8035-80387
[38 prints]:
Matamoros, Mexico,
Matamoros, Mexico
Ponderosa lemons, Brownsville, Tex.
Qi. dam) 11992" 2 each san. 23,
1912; K 36240-36242.
RUSSELL (Mary E.) Los Angeles.
[8088
Orange tree cross-stitch designs. ©
Mar. 25, 3912: 2 ce; Mar. 30, 19125 cK
40102.
street car.—
street scene.—
RUST CRAFT SHOP, Kansas City, Mo.
[8039-8126
Your sails are set. © Mar. 15,
1912; 2c. Mar. 18, 1912; K 39584.
[87 prints]:
As the Haster comes anew.—At the
inn of All-is-Well.—As this little
candle burns.
Before you reach this heart that’s
mine.—Book of spring is opened.
Do not decline this heart of mine.
Easter heralds balmy spring, 1, 2.—
Easter sun, the Easter showers.—
Every thing was topsy turvy.
Fear a tuggin’ at your heart.—
Flowers are springing, birds are sing-
ing.—Flowers fair in glad array.—
Fragrant flowers scent the air.—
I'riend, here’s a wish I have no doubt.
Happy Easter. Women talk an
awful lot.—House-keeper. Wanted by
lonely gentleman.
I can’t help my blarney.—I find
none so dear as you.—I found a lot
of valentines in green and pink and
blue.—I hope your Easter eggs will
hatch.—I send the book mark valen-
tine.—I send this Haster blotter.—I
send this Easter book mark.—I send
this Easter card to mark the places.—
I thought I’d like to find for you.—I
went to have a sitting—I wish to tell
you that my heart.—Ich liebe dich, O
komm be mine.—Ich liebe dich, wilst
du be mine.—If all the earth were
RUST CRAFT SHOP—Continued.
[87 prints]—Continued.
snow and ice—If hearts were fruit
upon a tree.—If I had half a million
hearts.—If you would gaze on me a
while.—I’l! weep a salty sea of tears.—
I’m trying hard to write a verse.—In
hopes this day brings happiness.—l’ve
hunted for a valentine.—I’ve nothing
but my heart to give.
Let those love now who have never
loved before.—Lost:—A little red
heart shaped bundle.
Magic darts from cupids bow.—May
every book you open.—May show
and shine and birds and bees.—My
neart feels awful jerky.
Now how can one expect poor me.
Oh little maid, don’t be contrary.—
One heart’s an ace as I opine.—One
pair beats three of a_ kind.—Only
your heart will satisfy me.
Personal:—If the handsome young
man.—Price of hats is now so high.
Repentance. I stole a kiss the other
night.
Somber earth is blotted out.
Tagged on cupid tag day.—There
is a charming rivulet, where all the
fish are hearts.—These little blots all
scattered here.—This blotter’s just a
little hint.—This bookmark as a valen-
tine I am sending you today.—This is
cupids tag day.—This day of St.
Patricks when all wear the green.—
This day though we are far apart.—
This Easter day the world is fair.—
This valentine is small indeed.—This
wish for you I have in mind. 1, 2.—
Tis love that makes the world go
round.—To my valentine. 1. Hast or
west home is best.—To my valentine.
2 I luf you so hard.—To my valen-
tine. 8. If I were but a great big
man.—To my valentine. 4. If you
will only smile on me.—To my valen-
tine. 5. I’m way down in the dumpy
dumps.—To my valentine. 6. Please
think of me—To my valentine. 7.
Please light this little candle-—To my
valentine. 8, 9. This stick of candy’s
very sweet.—To my valentine. 10.
Though busy days keep us apart.—To
my valentine. 11. To the happy little
person.—To my valentine. 12. While
I am I and you are you.—Top o’ the
mornin’ my sweet Irish rose.—Top of
the mornin’ well I should guess yes.—
Two's a couple, three’s a crowd.
Were you an owlet on a tree.—Were
you here you’d hear me say.—Will I
do. [Man.]—Will I do. [Woman.]
You are my cherry blossom. © Jan.
16, 1912; 2 ec: each Jan. 19, 19123 E&
35968-36054. ;
; 134
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
8196
Meno. 1, 1912
Ruzicka (RupoLtPH), New York.
[8127
Boston, Mass. old state house. ©
eee 1911: 2 e@ Jan. 2, 1912; K
85407.
RYAN (J. E.) Los Angeles. [8128
Pugilistic celebrities at Vernon, Cal.
=) Heb: 3, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 13, 1912; J
166242.
Ryan & Durren, Boston. [8129, 8130
Mary and the Infant Christ. ©
meer sf, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1912; K
39831.
Mary and the Infant Christ. [Col-
ored photogravure.] © Mar. 1, 1912;
eee. Mar. 21, 1912; K 39832.
Ryver (Gro. W.) Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
[81381
There’s the sign. © Jan. 24, 1912;
mee. Heb. 5, 1912: 1 ec. Jan. 27, 1912; K
37144.
SACKETT & WILHELMS ©Co., Brooklyn.
[8132
Girl of 1912. © Jan. 8, 1912; 2 «.
Ban. 25, 1912; K 36352.
St. LOUIS EMBOSSING SIGN & PRINTING
co., St. Louis. [8183
Slogan calendar. © Dec. 25, 1911;
me. Jan. 8, 1912; K 35952.
Sampson (E. J.) Boston. [8134
Easter folder [old hen and little
Ghicks.] © Mar. i, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 1,
1912; K 38990.
SANDER (PHILIP), New York. [8135
Mother. © Jan. 9, 1912; 2c. Jan.
a1, 1912; K 35580.
SANDLIN (G. W.) Asheville, N. C. [8136
Home aint nothing like this. ©
meme 1912: 2 ¢c. eb. 13, 19125 5
166226.
SAN FRANCISCO LIFE INS. San
Francisco. [8137
Spirit of the west. © Feb. 29, 1912;
2c. Mar. 26, 1912; K 39989.
SARJEANT co., Detroit. [8138
Madonna and child. © Jan. 29,
aoe 2c. Jan. 31, 1912: J 165422.
Sawyer (Apert A.) Forest Park, Ill.
[8139-8141
Sawyer perfect poultry house, A-C.
© Mar. 6, 1912; 1 c each Mar. 9,
1912; I 881-883.
SCANTLIN (Hart W.) Oklahoma City.
8142
Where a pair of sixes win. © Feb.
m, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1912; K 37921:
Co.,
_ScHAEFER (HrRNeEST A.) Chicago. [8148
Come back. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2.
Mar. 19, 1912; K 389758.
SCHEIBLE (ALBERT) Chicago. [8144
Here’s to our school dear old Purdue.
@ijanw 101191242. exApri 6) 1912556
40422.
ScHERER (IF. R.) Washington.
[8145-8149
Sherman (Vice Pres. James 8.) 1, 2.
© Jan. 30, 1912; 1 ce. each Jan. 30, 1 «¢.
each Feb. 13, 1912; J 166231, 166232.
Stimson (Sec. of War) 4. © Feb.
PO 1912 3) 0) ey) Web; (16) .1 ¢. Feb. 20,
19k JAGGS ES:
Wilson (Sec. of Agriculture) 6, 7.
© Feb. 20, 1912; 1 c. each Feb. 16, 1 ¢.
Feb. 20, 1912; J 166579, 166580.
SCHLESINGER BROS., New York.
[8150-8191
[Bathing girls on post cards for col-
oring]:
[Bather.]—[Bathing beauty. ]—
[Bathing girl.]—[Belle.J]—[Keeping
cool.|—[On the beach.] © Mar. 22,
SOV Qe.) cach Mars 25. “10d ae 1K
89906-89911.
[Girls heads on post cards for color-
Ing]:
Anna.—-Georgia.—_Happy new yr.
Beatrice.—Happy new yr. Birdie—
Happy new yr. Doris.—Happy new yr.
Emily.—Happy new yr. KEvelyn.—
Happy new yr. Frances.—Happy new
yr. Harriet—Happy new yr. Hen-
rietta.—Happy new yr. Pearl.—Happy
new yr. Sue.—Helaine.—Johanna.—
Josephine.— Louise. — Marion. — Mar-
cuerite—May.—Merry Xmas. Belle.—
Merry Xmas. Caroline.—Merry Xmas.
Charlotte—Merry Xmas. Claire.—
Merry Xmas. Edna.—Merry Xmas.
Irene.—Merry Xmas. Linette.—
Merry Xmas. Nellie —Merry Xmas.
Nettye—Merry Xmas. Violet.—Rose.
© Mar. 4, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 5, 1912;
i 38512-58541.
[6 prints]:
Chelsea maid.—Cowboy beauty.—
Cowboy Belle-——Cowboy _ girl.—My
western Belle—Western beauty. ©
Dees 28 1901s) 2 ¢.,each Jan. '9), (O12
K 35561-35566.
ScHLoss (J acozp) New York.
[8192-8196
Agonoff (Lenia) 1, 2. © Jan. 10,
1912; 2c. each Jan. 11, 1912; J 164531,
164532.
Gourand (Mrs. Jackson) 1-3. ©
Jan. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 11, 1912;
J 164528-164530.
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SCHLUSSELBLUM (Max) Reno. ~ [8197
Elohim. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2 ec. Feb.
28, 1912; K 38993.
Scumipt (H.R.) & co., Wichita, Kans.
[8197, 8199
Kansas day post card. © Dec. 29,
Toit 2 ce. Jan, 2, 1912 Ke S4852-
Wichita’s new union station and ele-
vated tracks. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 «
Mar. 22, 1912; J 167410.
SCHMIDT BROS., Chicago. [8200
A. B. C., panoramic view of the 12th
annual internat’l. bowling tournament.
©) Mar. 1271912: 2) ¢. Mar 44s 1o2-
K 89015.
ScHorepsack (G. F.) Council Bluffs,
Ia. [8201
Three Hilks: ©» Oct: 18), 1901. 2 +e:
Jameta 71912: J 164576.
SCHOENFELD (HMiIL), New York.
[8202
Tailor-made costumes for spring and
Summer 1912. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
dam. £71912 K 36119,
ScHuuz (A. GEORGE) co., Milwaukee.
[82038
Foot ball pennants. © Dec. 28,
IGA. = 2" en. Jame 6 1912 Ke BSboerTr.
ScHUTTE (JOHN B.) Glenwood Springs,
Colo. [8204-8209
Hanging Lake series:
Bridal Falls, 1-8.—Falls below the
lake.—Hanging Lake.—Hanging Lake
in winter. © Jan. 29, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 5, 1912; J 166551-166556.
ScHWaBe (EH. J.) NOVELTY. co., New
York. [8210
Motor boat scene in water. © Mar.
5 1912> 2c. Mar.:6, 19123) 1K S8570.
ScHweirzeR (J. OTTo) Philadelphia.
[8211-8214
Muhlenberg (aj. Gen. Peter) monu-
ment of, 2. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Feb.
23, 1912; J 166588.
[8 photographs] :
Farewell sermon of Peter Muhlen-
berg in the church at Woodstock, Va.,
1776.—Lions on the way.—Mubhlen-
berg (Maj. Gen. Peter) monument of,
1. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 23,
1912; J 166587, 166589, 166590.
ScraRRINO (P. & S. CARTAINO) New
York. [8215
Verdi (Giusseppi) bust of. © Dee.
1b, 1911 :.2.¢c. Dee: 12, 19tk* J 1GaLST.
alry, El Paso.
ScoTT PHOTO co., El Paso, Tex.
: [8216-8248
[5 photographs]:
After the raid.—Looted.—Mexican
mutineers.—Mutineers’ fire—4th cay-
© Feb. 3, 1912. 2.2
each Feb. 18, 1912; J 166237-166241.
Call to arms.—Carrying the wounded
off the field of battle at Baca, Mex.—
Enemies’ country.—Orozeo (Gen.)—
Wounded insurrecto. © Mar. 20,
1912; 2 @ each Mar) 25) 4.9122
167463-167467.
[11 photographs]:
Action, 28—Charging, 8.—Desper-
ate, 20.—Federals, 9.—Fighting from
mountains, 4.—Good shot, 10.—Home
made, 6.—In action, 15.—Richards,
36.—Sharp shooters, 16.—Wreck,8. ©
Mar. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Aprag, igi.
J 167706-167716.
[12 photographs]:
Burnt bridge, 12.—Campo (Gen.) and
staff, 4—Campo (Gen.) and the tele-
phone, 3.—Cannon squad, 7.—Federal
spies, 2.—Salazar (Gen.) 5.—Salazar’s
(Gen.) troops.—Surrender of Juarez,
8.—Vasquista company, 6 —Wilson
(Miss) leaving train for El Paso, 11.—
Wilson (Miss) on the Mexico desert,
9—Wilson (Miss) party. on Mexican
Northwestern rr., 10. © Feb. 29,1912;
2 e. each Mar. 4, 1912; J 166900—
166911.
SCRANTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., Scran-
ton, Pa. [8249
Crusader (The) © Dec. 30, 1911;
2c. Jan. 6,.1912; K 3a285:
SEAMAN (Davip J.), Milwaukee.
8250
Suit yourself [1911]:
© Dec. 1; 1 ce. Dec. 9; K 33666.
SEARS (RIcHARD W.) Peabody, Mass.
[8251-8254
Everett, Mass., high school pupils.
© Jan. 20, 1912; 2.¢ Jamo
J 165393.
Newton classical high school pupils.
© Mar. 17,.1912; 2 °c. Mar, 20) e127
J 167328.
Quincey high school pupils. © Feb.
4, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 20, 1912; J 167327,
Winthrop high school, group front
of high school building. © Jan. 14,
1911; 2c Jan. 10, 1912; J 164491.
SELIG POLYSCOPE Co., Chicago.
[8255-8320
Ace of spades. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2.
Feb. 26, 1912; K 38112.
136
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
a2, © Web. 21, 1912: 2 ce. Feb. 29,
1912; K 88009.
All on account of checkers. [Large
size.] © Mar. 14, 1912; 2c. Mar. 16,
1912; K 39646.
___— [Small size.] © Mar. 11, 1912;
2 c. Mar. 13, 1912; K 388991.
As told by Princess Bess. [large]
i Feb. 13, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1912;
K S7775 .
=—— |small] © Feb. 8, 1912; 2c.
mep. 10, 1912; K 37274.
[Small size.]
©
Bessie’s dream.
Brotherhood of man. © Feb. 23,
mi2: 2 ec. Feb. 26, 1912; K 38113.
Crucial test. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 28, 1912; K 38008.
Danites. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
12, 1912; K 37300.
Darkfeather’s _ strategy. [Large
size.| © Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4,
1912; K 40358.
Devil, the servant and the man.
[Small size.] © Mar. 30, 1912; 2c.
Apr. 3, 1912; K 40271.
Driftwood. [Large size.] © Mar.
28, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40359.
- [Small size.] © Mar. 22, 1912;
2c. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39976.
Iind of the romance. [Small size.]
© Mar. 29, 1912; 2c Apr. 1, 1912; K
40162.
Epidemic in Paradise Gulch. [Large
size.] © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1912; K 38943.
Girl of the lighthouse. [Large size.]
m=) Mar. 7, 1912: 2 «. Mar. 11, 1912:
K 38942.
Hobo. [Large size.] © Mar. 14,
moi2; 2 ec. Mar. 16, 1912; K 39647.
Hypnotized. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2% e.
Feb. 26, 1912; K 38114.
In LittleItaly. [Large.] © Feb. 13,
Bei2;; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1912; K 37776.
——[small] © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 e.
Feb. 10, 1912; K 37276.
Junior officer. [Large size.] ©
Mar.
38944.
@ XKroell (Adrienne) © Mar. 1, 1912;
@c. Mar. 11, 1912; J 167088.
folios s 2 e. Mar, 11), 1912s We
38722—12——10
mo. 1, 1912 8320
SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued. | SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued.
Across the Isthmus of Panama in Ones who suffer. [Large size.] ©
Mar 8) 19t2 se 2e, Mawr. ih.) G1) <a Ke
38945.
Other woman. [Small size] ©
Mars 29-"1912 >) Se. Apr, 1.7912 1K
401638.
Persistant suitor. [Large size.] ©
2 @ Web. 12, 1912; K St47.
—_— [Small size.] © Feb. 5, 1912;
AGN es 6) 1982 = Ke i tibto.
Diamond S ranch. [Large size] ©
Feb.) 1) 29925 2 eveWeb. | 2h AOI Kk
37912.
—— [Small size.] © Feb. 8, 1912;
2, &. Web. 12, 1912+. K 37326.
Redemption of Greek Joe. [Large
size.] © Mar. 28, 1912; 2c. Apr. 4,
1912; K 403856.
[Small size.] © Mar. 22, 1912;
2 @: Mar, 25, 1912; K 39975.
Shrinking rawhide. © Feb. 23,
S912 >) 2'e. Hep, 26, 1912 > K- 38115.
[Small size]:
Hpidemie in Paradise gulch.—Girl of
the lighthouse-—Hobo.—Junior offi-
cer.—Ones who suffer.—Waif of the
sea. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
11, 1912; K 38877-88882.
Song of the northwoods. [Small
size.] © Mar. 11, 1912; 2¢. Mar. 13,
1912; K 38992.
Sons of the north woods. [Large
size.] © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1912; K 39648.
Waif of the sea. [Large size.] ©
Mia Oy) Oty: Zen Mar. da) 1912: 16
38946.
When memory calls. [Large size.]
© Feb. 9, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1912; K
37476.
— [Small size] © Feb. 5, 1912;
2 e. Feb. 7, 1912; K 37180.
When the heart rules. [Large
sized}. ©) Mar. 28, 1912-2 e. Apr. 4,
1912; K 40357.
—— [Small size.] © Mar. 22, 1912;
2 @. Mar. 25, 1912; K 39977.
When womenrule. [Large.] © Feb.
12, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1912; K 37774.
—— [small.] © Feb. 8, 1912; 2c.
Teb. 10, 1912; K 37275.
[4 prints]:
Across the Isthmus of Panama in
1912.—- Bounder.—Crucial _ test.—-Slip
(The) © Feb. 29, 1912; 2 ec. each
Feb. 29, 1912: K 38480-38488.
137
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$321
SELIG POLYSCOPE Cco.—Continued.
[4 prints]:
His chance to make good. [Large
size.]—Me and Bill. [Large size.]—
Tenderfoot Bob’s regeneration. [Large
size.]—With the boys of the figure
two. [Large size.] © Mar. 21, 1912;
2c. each Mar. 25, 1912; K 39985-39988.
[5 prints]:
Coombs (Wolcott) phenomenal blind
and deaf boy. [Small size.]—Dark-
feather’s strategy. [Small size.]—His
ehance to make good.—Me and Bill.
fSmall size.]|—Tenderfoot Bob’s re-
generation. [Small size.] © Mar. 19,
1912>. 2. ec: each - Mar... 22, .1912; 1K
39848-39852
[6 prints]:
Ace of spades.—Bounder.—Brother-
hood of man.—Hypnotized.—Shrinking
rawhide.—Slip. © Ps 20, 1912: 2c,
each Feb. 23, 1912; 37999-38004.
SELIGMAN (SoL) New York. [8321
Cherry ripe. © Feb. 11, 1912; 2c
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166295.
SELLS-FLoTO crRcUS, Denver.
[8322, 8323
Old and new. © Feb. 11, 1912; 2¢
, Feb: 12, 1912; K 87329.
Surviving chiefs of the Indian tribes.
@ Jan. 3. 1913... 2%c.: Jan..18, 1903 K
35695.
SEND (GEORGE B.)
Mich. [8324
Evening drink. © Dec. 12, 1911; 2
e, Jan. 18, 1912; J 165200.
SEVERANCE (O. A.) Watertown, N. Y.
[8325
© Mar. 15,
LS, 1912)” oP 367266.
[8326
Traverse City,
94th regiment veterans.
1912; 2 ec. Mar.
SEyMour (ALICE) Des Moines.
Easter. Let all the world rejoice
to-day. [Border of lilies.] © Mar. 2,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 8.1912: K 38651.
SHANKS (JoHN M.), Denver.
[8827, 83828
[2 prints]:
Christmas greeting.
mas gif :
2c. each Dec. 6,
I send a Christ-
© Dec. 2, 1911;
1911; K 35492. 35493.
K @
SHARP (ALFRED G.) Los Angeles.
[ 8329
Bobbie. © Jan. 20, 2c. Jan.
51, 1912; J 165410.
SHATTUCK (GEORGE BURBANK) Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. [ 8830-8346
Gow (Prof.) 7..© Jan. 12, 1912:
2c. Jan, 15, 1912; J 164600.
1912:
. .
a
.
pt. IV, DO S., v.48
SHATTUCK (GEORGE BURBANK )—Contd.
Vassar college, Taylor memorial
window. © Jan. 23, 1912; 2 ¢. Jam
24, 1912; J 166233.
Chapel interior “Take Sa
brary from Main.—Spruces.—1877 class
window. © Jan. 12, 1912; 2 ec. each
Jan. 15, 1912; J 1645 596-164599, 164601.
Charlotte Elizabeth Finch win-
dow.—Katherine Robert Lewis win-
dow.—1902 class window.—1904 class
window. © Jan. 16, 1912; 2 c. each
Jan. 18, 1912; J 164803-164806.
[6 photographs] :
Hockey on the lake, 13.—Ice cutting
on the lake, 14-16.—Skating on the
lake, 12.—Snow scraper on lake. ©
Jan. 20, 1912; 2 ec. each Jan. 22, 1912;
J 165063-165068.
SHAW (CHARLES GILBERT)’ Bloomfield,
Ind. [8347
Indiana univ. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 5, 1912; J 166204.
SHAW STOCKING co., Lowell, Mass.
[8348
[Man in chair.] © Mar. 1, 1912;
2c. Mar. 18, 1912; IX S396I6;
SHAW UNIV., Raleigh, N. C. [8349
Raleigh, N. C., Leonard hospital and
medical school. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 ec.
Apr. 4, 1912; J 167729.
SHEEHAN (Wm. F. J.) Boston. [8350
Anatomy of the skull, the bony ma-
terial of the head. © Mar. 16, 1912;
2c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 39847.
SHERMAN (EF. M.) Lebanon, Or. [8351
While you cut ice and shovel snow,
we have strawberries did you know?
© Jan. 32, 1912: 2c. Web. Qs .oi2 oe
166772.
SHIMITZ (JoSEPH) Cheyenne, Wyo.
[8352-8365
[14 photographs] :
Bernondi (Jane) champion trick
roper, 109.—Elliott (Vern) riding a
wild buffalo, 115.—Green (Hrnie)
riding Snake River, an outlaw, 103.—-
McGuckin (Everett) riding Blue Dog,
an outlaw, 101.—Moore (Kid) riding
Old Steamboat, the hardest bueker in
the world, 110.—Prairie Rose riding
Gin Fizz, an outlaw, 107.—Ryan (Joe)
riding Wild Cat, an outlaw, 105.—Sad-
dling an outlaw, 112.—Saddling Jove
Dolan, an outlaw, 106.—St. Clair
(Goldie) riding Red Sandy, an out-
law,
ler,
Chey enne Red B ird,
(Hugh)
an outlaw,
riding
102.—
138
no. 1, 1912
SHIMITzZ (JOSEPH )—Continued.
[14 photographs ]—Continued.
Vass (Blackie) riding Hot Shot, an
outlaw, 104.—Vernon (Buffalo) bull-
dogging a steer, 111. © Feb. 12,1912;
2 ec. each Mar. 28, 1912; J 167549-
167562.
‘SHOCKEY (P. C.) Harlingen, Tex.
[S366
Armadillo. © Mar. 14, 1912; Zz «.
Mar. 18, 1912; J 167242.
SHUNK (JAS. H.) Jacksonville, Fla.
[8367
Progressive Jacksonville. 70 stories
of skyscrapers. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 14, 1912; K 39067.
SILLENCE (C. J.) Rutherford, N. J.
[ 8368, 8869
Rutherford, N. J.:
Corner of Pierrepont and Stuyve-
sant avenues, 53.—Pierrepont ave.,
55. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 6,
1912; J 165937, 1659388.
SILVER & FRIEDMAN, Chicago. [8870
Golden (George Fuller) in memo-
riam. © Feb. 26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 28,
eO12 > J. 166715.
StmmMons (EVELINE) Cleveland. [8371
Beautiful thought treasure card. ©
wep, a5, 2912: 2 c.. Mar. 4,: 19127. K
39065.
SIMONDS (WILLARD A.) Washington.
[8372
Capitol (U. S.) east front of. ©
1c Mar. 21, 1912; J 167384.
Sims (WyTHE D.) Birmingham, Ala.
[83873
Are you living? Dixie land the
wheel of fortune. © Jan. 11, 1912;
2 ec. Jan. 15, 1912; K 36258.
Sinnott (E. N.) Hartford, Conn.
[8374
Excelsior chart of the metric sys-
emer) Mey. 15, 191226 eb.) 28.
1912: K 38230.
SJOBERG (AXEL L.) Chickasha, Okla.
[8375
Magic calculator. © Mar. 6, 1912;
ie. Mar. 16, 1912; I 914.
SKALICKY (FRED) Lewistown, Mont.
[8376-8378
[3 photographs]:
Dandy catch, 114 Ibs.—One arm fish-
erman.—Some trout eh! 114 lbs. ©
Jan. 31, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 5, 1912;
J 165880-165882.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
8419
& ART STORE, Hood
River, Ore. [8379
Hood (Mt.) © Jan. 20, 1912; 2c.
Jan. 26, 1912; J 165167.
SmitH (C. W.) San Bernardino, Cal.
[8380
Smith’s street light. © Feb. 3,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166504.
SmitH (De Cost) New York. [8381
Shoshone girl. © 1 ec Mar. 23,
1912; J 167488.
SMITH (LOVE ARTHUR) Ladybrand,
C. F. S., South Africa. [83882
Family group of Basutos at home.
© 1c¢. Mar. 14, 1912; J 167294.
SmitH (Merxt W.) Montpelier, Ind.
[S383
Contemplation. © Dec. 2, 1911; 2
e. Mar. 18, 1912; J 167265.
SMITH (SIDNEY) Chicago.
Old Doc Yak:
© Feb. 16; 1 ¢.-Feb.
© Feb. 17; 1 c. Feb.
© Feb. 19; 1 ¢. Feb.
© Feb. 20; 1 c. Feb.
© Feb. 21; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38269.
© Feb. 22; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38270.
SmitH (Susan P.) Boise, Ida.
[8390, 8391
[2 photographs] :
Doomed, 1.—Finish (The) 2. ©
Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 29, 1912;
J 165206, 165207.
SMITH & PRICE, Traverse City, Mich.
[8392-8395
Needham business college basket
bathiteamy | 1-4:)'' ‘© Feb. 2k! 1912) 2 ‘ce.
each Mar. 9, 1912; J 167120-167123.
SMITH, GRAY & CO., New York. [8396
Fashion plates. © Feb. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 7, 1912; K 387192.
SoromMon (S.) & Gray (H. E.) Hous-
ton. [S397
Bench and bar of Houston, Harris
County, fex., 1911-1912. © Jan. 31,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1912; J 165944.
SotomMon & LEHMAN, Houston. [8398
Gates (John W.) © Oct. 10, 1911; 2
ec. Feb. 2, 1912; J 165945.
SLOCOM’sS BOOK
[8384-8389
28; K 38265.
28; K 38266.
28; K 38267.
28; K 38268.
SoUHAMI (CLEMENT) New York.
[8899-8419
New York, panoramic view of lower.
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1912; J
164470.
139
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8420
pt.. IV; B84 .¥0
SoUHAMI (CLEMENT )—Continued.
[20 post cards]:
Don’t worry about the future.—For-
get bad writin’.—Gee, aint this world
rough on kids—I am thinking of
you.—I sent you a letter by fast ex-
press.—I tried to pen a greeting.—
If—If a stamp would carry me—lIf
you have lost my address.—lI’ve tried
to write a letter.—Just now I was
thinking of who.—Most sincere con-
gratulations.—Of all the sorrows that
ever could beset me.—Party invita-
tion.—Pen, paper, ink all gone.—
There are pretty girls here.—Through
you roam.—We are very far apart.—
When your heart is feeling heavy.—
Woman’s letter. © Jan. 19, 1912; 2c.
each Jan. 27, 1912; K 36394-36418.
SPALDING (A. G.) & BROoS., New York.
[8420
First. choice. .© Mar. 1,°1912; 2 «.
Mar. 9, 1912; K 38813.
SPEAIGHT (FRANK), London. [8421
Coaching dream of Dickens. © Feb.
(2912; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1912 + K 371035:
SPIELVOGEL (EMiIL) New York
[8422-8425
Im friihling. Springtime. © Jan.
2, 1912; 2.c, Jan, 24,1912 K 363tt.
Lecture prohibée. © Jan. 2, 1912;
= G. gam, 2a 1912 = Kk Se2at
[2 prints]:
Aus dem Lahntal.—Heimatfrieden.
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2c. each Feb. 5, 1912;
K 37141, 37148.
SPRAGUE (Roy K.) Okmulgee, Okla.
[8426
Deputy sheriff. © Mar. 12, 1912;
2c. Mar. 18, 1912; J 167268.
SPRATT’S PATENT, LTD., Newark, N. J.
[8427-8488
[Champion dog post cards]:
Champion Banner Prince.—Charm-
ing.—Champion Fleur de Lys Pluto.—
Champion King Carmen.—Champion
Lansdowne Hallstream. — Champion
Mission Roue.—Champion Prince of
York.—Champion Shepton MHero.—
Champion Sonny Boy.—Champion
Southport Sample.—Champion Tickle
‘em jock.—Kennel Witch & Champion
Imperial Panther II.—Sensation on-
the-Path. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2c. each
Feb. 15, 1912; K 37677-37688.
Staats (J. GRAHAM) Chicago. [8489
Mother at twilight. © Feb. 7, 1912;
2c. Feb. 9, 1912; K 387245.
STADDEN (JOHN H.) Marshfield, Or.
[8440-8444
Lumber schooners. © Mar. 20,
1912; 2 ce. Mar. 26, 1912; J 167498.
Railroad dock, breakwater. © Mar.
2, 1912; 2 c. Mar., 9, 1912570 fore
Smith mill. © Feb. 3, 19127276,
Feb. 9, 1912; J 166139.
[2 photographs] :
Loading lumber by _ electricity.—
Marshfield looking south. © Mar. 26,
1912; 2 e. each Apr. 3, 191250 407747—
167718.
STANDARD PUB. CO., Cincinnati.
[8445-8450
[2 prints]:
All felt bad.—Even a dog. © Dec.
29, 1911; 2 @ each Jan. >) ote
35262, 35268.
[4 prints]:
Green horn.—Have you heard about
it—Lend me your ear.—We missed
you. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 e) each gam
22, 1912; K 36186-86139.
STANLEY (C. C.) Portland, Or. [8451
' Hood (Mt.) the pride of Oregon. ©
Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 19123750
166298.
STEELE (F. M). Hutchinson, Kan.
[8452
New and oid, Dodge City cowboy
band. © Nov. 27, 1911; 2 @ Deez
1911; J 168351.
STEIN (FREDERICK J.) New York. [8453
Rosenkrantz (Baroness Marcus) ©
dan. 19, 1912; 2 ce) Jan. Abe
165001.
STEINBERG TAILORING CO., Chicago.
One thousand pair free. © Jan. 5,
1912; 2 c Jan. 8, 19125 K ao02n
STEINHARDT (A.) & BRO., New York.
[8455, 8456
Cardinal cap. © Feb. 10, 1912; 1c.
Feb. 16, 1 c. Feb. 23,'1912; J 166601.
Quaker bag. © Feb. 1, 1912: 1 ec.
Feb. 16, 1 ec. Feb. 23, 1912; J 166602.
STEPHENS-WETZEL co., New York.
[8457
Meeting, I, greeting II, auto ride III.
carriage ride, IV. [Four scenes on
folder.] © Nov. 15, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 28,
1912; K 38988.
STEVENS (HorAcE) Portland, Or.
[8458
Elk’s new years respects to the stars
and stripes. © Mar. 10, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1912; J 167439.
140
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 1, 1912
StEveNS (SIDNEY) Ludlow, Mass.
[8459
Taj Mahal. © Feb. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1912; J 166347.
STEWART BROS., Ottawa, Ill. [8460
Stewart bros. circuit no. 4. ©l1e.
jan. 18, 1912; I 833.
STEWART IRON
O. [8461, 8462
{2 prints]:
Winishing touch.—Visitor’s day. ©
Jan. 2, 1912; 2 c each Feb. 15, 1912;
K 38546, 38547.
Stites (CHARLES S.), Columbus, O.
[8463
©
K
Ideal S. C. buff Orpington trio.
mec, 30, 1911; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1912;
34960.
StinE (R. H.) Worland, Wyo.
[8464, 8465
Brower’s sheep feeding near Wor-
land. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c Mar. 18,
1912; K 39853.
Sheep feeding near Worland. ©
Mar. 7, 1912: 2 « Mar. 12, 1912; J
167417.
STINson (Ropert HE.) Colusa, Cal
[8466
Crystal Lake. © Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c.
Jan. 8, 1912; J 164466.
STIRgTON (JAMES W.) Harbor Beach,
Mich. [8467
Kiah (Supt. Jerome G.) and cap-
tains of the 11th life saving district, 1.
© Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; J
166461.
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York.
[8468-8472
[Large colored prints]:
He loves me, he loves me not.—Only
a question of time—Pansy for a
thought.—Under the mistletoe. ©
Jan. 6, 1912; 2 ce. each Jan. 10, 1912;
K 35568-35571.
[Typical ferber heroine.] © Mar.
Bo, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 1,1912; K 40159.
STOKESBURY (HE. T.) Philadelphia.
[8473
Cromwell (Mrs. Oliver) © Jan. 17,
1912; 2c. Jan. 17, 1912; J 164778.
Stone (F. M.) Philadelphia.
[8474-8478
[Colored landscapes] :
[Among the pines.]—[Quiet road. ]—
[Waning season.]—[Winter evening. ]
—[Woodland twilight.] © Feb. 20,
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 16, 1912; K 40142,
40143, 40145-40147.
WORKS Co., Cincinnati, |
H TO K
8499
SToNE & WEBSTER ENG. CORP., Boston.
[8479
South Boston power station, Boston
elevated ry. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 1, 1912; J 167239.
STONEHAM (CHARLES A.) & CO., New
York. [8480
Fifteen years in copper. © Jan. 27,
1912; 1 e. Jan. 27, 1912; I 856.
SToRZ BREWING Co., Omaha. [8481
Old Saxon. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1912; K 372138.
STRAFER (HARRIET) New York.
[8482-8484
Carnations. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c.
Mar. 19, 1912; K 39745.
Poppies. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar.
19, 1912: K 39746.
Violets. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
19, 1912; K 39747.
Strauss (Hpw. E.) & co., Chicago.
[8485
Edeseo pictorial illustrations for
made to measure clothes. © Dec. 29,
1911; 2 ¢. Feb. 5, 1912; K 37196.
STRAUSS (FRANK V.) & co., New York.
[8486-8496
Program. girl a bite after the theatre.
© Jan. 8, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1912; K
35721.
at the art museum. © Mar. 11,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1912; K 39687.
© dane 1,
1912); Ze. Jan: 15, 1912; K 35720.
——at the zoo. © Feb. 26, 1912:
2) e) Mart) 1902: 1K 38882.
——— Her prize winner. © Feb. 12,
1912; 2 ec. Mar. 1, 1912; K 38380.
ice boating. #22. © Jan. 22,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; K 37249.
in her library. © Feb. 19,
1912; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1912; K 38381.
on the ice. 493, © Jan. 29,
1912: 2c. Feb. 9, 1912; K 87250.
#24. © Feb. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 9,
TOU Ke S21:
skiing. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 «.
Mar. 20, 1912; K 39686.
Swift spin on the road. ©
Mar. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Mar. 20, 1912; K
39688.
Strauss (J. C.) St. Louis. [8497-8499
Lee (J. W.) A-C. © Jan. 5, 1912;
2 ec. each Jan. 19, 1912; J 164963-
164965.
141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8500
Srrauss (Matcotm A.), New York.
[ 8500-8505
Cut no. 416 M. © Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ¢.
Jan. 27, 1912; K 36464.
[Cuts for ads]:
Cut no’s 303 W, 407 W, 408 W, 411
M, 417 M. © Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ¢. each
Jan. 24, 1912; K 36264-36268.
STRAUSS MANUFACTURING CO., New
York. [ 8506
Fan-kid. © Feb. 9, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
12, 1912; K 3S7922.
STRAUSS-OWEN co., Chicago.
[ 8507-8512
[6 prints]:
Birdie with a yellow bill.—How long
can you stare without winking.—In
winter I get up at night.—Old mother
Hosset.—Where are you going my
pretty maid.—Who said we women get
the ‘easy. end. -©: Jan. 2, 1912; 2. ¢.
each Dec. 29, 1911; K 35494-35499.
STREICH (WILLIAM F.) Detroit.
[85138, 8514
Washington ways, 1. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1912; J 167089.
2. © Mar. 10, 1912;
16, 1912; K 39668.
STRINGER (J. T.) Windber, Pa. [8515
Windber foot ball team. © Mar. 1,
1912; 2 e« Mar. 4, 1912; J 166912.
2 c. Mar.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING co., Cincin-
nati. [ 8516-8572
Menu card. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16, 1912; K 39578.
Nay nes aSioe, Lore
1913 2
©: Jan:. 3,
e, each Jan. 4, 1912; K 35253,
35254.
—— 12-B-127, 13767. © Jan. 19,
1012; 2'e, each Jan’ 20,1012 K 36102,
36104.
—— 11-B-220, 11—X-60, 69, 77, 79,
So, 20, (bo, JN Y: ano. 28097,. 138117,
13678, 13685, 13699, 18759, 18763. ©
Jan. 22. 2O12-°2 ¢.each Jan..'238, 1912 >
IX 36298-36312.
13770, 18772. © Jan. 29, 1912:
2c. each Jan. 80, 1912; K 36664, 36665.
—— 12-B-62, 13773. © Feb. 6,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 2, 1912; K 37210,
Syeane
—-— 12-R-234, 12-R-115. © Feb. 12,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 15, 1912; K 37707,
STTOS.
[hoe 13776, 12-B-64. © Feb. 12,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 15, 1912; K 37705,
37706,
pt. IV, Desai
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING co.—Contd.
12-R-62, 12-R-223) 12=R-2262
13777. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
21, 1912; K 37908-87911.
12-R-47, 12-R-65. © Mena
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 1, 1912 3 eeer
38378.
12-R-225, 12-B-—205, 12—-B-53,
12-R-46. © Mar. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 6,
1912; K 38608-38611.
—_12-B-118, 12-6335 ae ee
1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 9, 1912; K 388815,
38816.
12 -R-994. 12-3 ee
11, 1912; 2:¢. each Mar, 1531S
39008, 39009.
——— ]2-B-207, 12—B-209, 12—-B-—210.
© Mar. 11, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 18,
1912; K 89010-39012.
138782, 12-B-66.-© Biases
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 16, 1912; K 39579—
59580.
—_— 12-R-235, 12-34 eae
1912; 2 c. each Mar. 28, 1912; K 39923,
39924.
18786... 12-R-S8.) 2
Mar. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 29, 1912;
K 40098-40100.
12-R-84, 12-R-102. © Apr. 3,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 4, 1912; K 403854,
40355.
12-B-206,
© Apr. 3, 1912;
IK 40351-40353.
Stroup (W. J.) See list of moving-
pictures at end of this catalogue.
STURDEVANT (E. K.) Terra Alta, W.
Va. [8573
Terra Alta, W. Va. ‘© Dec 23;
1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1912; J 166026:
SuFEA (FRANK) Prescott, Ariz. [8574
Pioneers of Arizona. © Jan. 17,
1912; 2 c. Jan. 22, 19123.) a650ee
SuLtty (A.), New York. [8575-8577
Head of Christ. © Dec. 28, 1911;
2 ec. Feb. 1, 1912; K 36694.
Head of Christ, old Italian. © Jan.
30, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912; J 165946.
Washington (Gen. George) © Feb.
14, 1912; 2 © Feb. 17, 1912; J 166400.
SVENSEN (CHAS. C.) Cincinnati. [8578
Jesus as a youth. © Feb. 1, 1912;
1 c. Feb. 8, 1912; 1 c. Feb. 26/9825
38181.
SWEET BROS., Minneapolis. [8579
Minneapolis symphony orchestra. ©
Feb. 6, 1912: 2 ‘ce: Feb: 0,11
166140.
12-B-90, 12-R-101.
2 c. each Apr. 4, 1912;
142
mo. 1, 1912
SwInete (F. A.) Portland, Or. [8580
Bungalow court. © Feb. 25, 1912;
mee. Keb. 20. 1912; IT 905.
PABER DPRANG
Mass.
[2 photographs] :
Among the lowly, 5170.—Heart’s ado-
ration, 5181. © Jan. 2, 1912; 2c. each
Jan. 4, 1912; J 164189, 164190.
TACKETT (JOHN B.) Coffeyville, Kans.
ART CO., Springfield,
[ 8581, $582
[8583
Nation (Carrie A.) saloon raider
and prohibition lecturer. © 1 ¢. Jan.
6, 1912; J 164366.
TAKAGI (BYKEN S. N.) Los Angeles.
[8584
Parmalee (P..O.) passing over Do-
minguez field with Wright’s biplane.
Bereb. 25, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1912; J
166971.
TANNERY (W. S.) Madison, Nebr.
[ 8585, S586
Hot Springs, S. D.:
Bird’s-eye view of.— National sani-
tarium. © July 2, 1911; 2 ¢ each
Mar. 14, 1912; J 167401, 167402.
Taytor (HARoLD) Coronado, Cal.
[8587
Polo at Coronado, 347. © Jan. 15,
ao12; 2 ce. Jan. 20, 1912; J 165000.
TAYLOR (HELEN K.) Montclair.
[ 8588, 8589
Easter greeting. [Apple tree and
meuse.| © Mar. 21, 1912; 2 ec Mar.
25, 1912; K 39968.
—— [Basket of crocuses.] © Mar.
19125 2c. Mar. 25, 1912: K 39967.
TAYLOR, PLATT & co., New York.
[8590-8651
[Cartoon post cards]:
All working—And we will
happy.—As the Ginr’al said.
Boo-who-o-o-o, if I cry.—B’r’r’h, I’m
a grizzly.
Cheer up, old fel.—Curse it.
Don’t think me bold.
Every Jack must have his Jill.
Go it, girls—Goody, a man at last.
Having one on the house.
I believe there’s a man in the
house.—I’d take a chance.—I is
lonely.—I know a nice minister.—I
want a good girl.—I wonder, will she
ask me now.—I would like to cook.—
If I pick you.—If I said you look good
to me.—If I walked a mile.—If I was
the man I wuz.—If the dogs all bark.—
If the moon should rise.—If you are
Trish.—If you don’t love me.—If you
laugh and smile.—It looks like a match
to me.
live
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
8662
TAYLOR, PLATT & co.—Continued.
[Cartoon post cards]—Continued.
Maidens prayer.—May I pop the ?—
Mine at last.
No ma’am I’m not a souse.—Now is
the moment.—Now what would you
do.
Oh, beg pard’in ma’am.—Oh gee, if
I have to be a darn old maid.—Oh,
promise me.—Oh, you kid.—Old guard
dies.—Old maid’s prayer.
Poor feller.
Somebody has stolen my
Something to show.
This is my first chance this year.—
To be continued.
Wait young man.—What will the
answer be.—What’s the matter.—Will
I ever have the courage.—Will she
dare.—With this ring.
Young man’s prayer.—Your matri-
mony or your life. © Dee. 28, 1911;
2 e¢, each Jan. 2, 1912; K 34884-34987.
[8S prints]:
I hope you vas tickle to know dat
me vas wishin’ you a merry Xmas.—
Make much lot of music und be merry
dis Xmas, already.—One Thanksgiving
greeting not is der biggest yet.—Py
Jimminey I vas wishin’ you all sorts
of good times.—Santy’s been.—Some
much hearty Thanksgiving greetings,
ete.—Thanksgiving greetings. [Tur-
key and country house.]—To my valen-
tine. Dan Cupid is a blacksmith. ©
Mar: 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each Mar. 20, 1912:
IX 39691-39698.
heart.—
TERKELSON & HENRY, INC., San Fran-
cisco. [ 8652
Tetrazzini (Luisa) © Mar. 13,
1912; 2c. Mar. 18, 1912; J 167260.
TEUBNER (B. G.) Leipzig. [8653-8662
Am wehr. © Dec. 8, 1912; 2c. Mar.
SO TOU2" 1K 4On 22.
At the Neckar. © Oct. 2, 1911; 2c.
Jan. 31, 1912; K 36689.
Old Rhine bridge near Laufenburg.
© Oets 15) 191d: Be. Fane, 31, Ags
K 36691.
On the mountain slope. © Aug. 22.
Opes Ze, Jam, 5), 1912s K S6690.
Per aspera ad astra. Teilbild 3. ©
Nema to, LOIds!2 ic. Mar..4, 1902: KK
39898.
Teilbid 4... © Novy. 15,. 1911.;
c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 39899.
Teilbild 10. © Nov. 15, 1911;
2c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 39900.
Teilbild 11. © Nov.
2) Mar: 4. 19125) 1K S99on:
i)
£1904.
148
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8663
TEUBNER (B. G.)—Continued.
Straisands.-@: dan. 227, 190122 2. ec.
Mar. 30, 1912; K 40121.
Triumerei. © Nov. 14, 1911; 2c.
Mar. 4, 1912; K 39902.
THEISEN (JOE) St. Joseph. [8663
St. Joseph, Mo.; home of Jesse
James: ©) Web.a: 1912*) 2 ‘c, Web! 7,
1912; “KK '37 166.
THEOBALD (WILLIAM A.) Chicago.
[8664—8667
[4 photographs] :
Ely (Hugene) and his Curtis bi-
plane, 12.—Gill (Howard) and his
Wright biplane, 15.—Pattington apart-
ments.—Sopwith (Tom) and his Ble-
riot monoplane, 31. © Mar. 1, 1912;
2 ec. each Feb. 26, 1912; J 166638-
166641.
THOMAS (CARL M.) Madison, Wis.
[8668
Joint conference committee of Nor-
wegian Lutheran pastors on church
union. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2c. Mar. 20,
1912; J 167293.
THOMAS (P. D.) Philadelphia.
[8669-8679
[11 prints]:
Golden west.—Land of the midnight
sun.— Mountain pasture. — Mountain
stream.—Mountain trail.—Neighborly
call Old homestead.—[Ours]—Rocky
canyon.—Saluting the flag.—Thorough-
breds. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar.
16, 1912; K 40148-40158.
THOMPSON (Epwarp H.) Cambridge,
Mass. [8680-8691
[12 photographs] :
Chicken Chob or Red house, 7.—
Column of the northern shrine, 10.—
Court of ceremonies, 9.—House of the
Snail, 6.—House of the writing in the
dark, 3.—Nunnery (The) 4.—Pillar of
the inner sanctuary, 2.—Pyramid tem-
ple, 1.—Right wing of the nunnery, 5.—
Temple of the Jaguars, 9.—Type of
Maya Indian, female, 12.—Type of
Maya Indian, male, 11. © Nov. 1,
1911; 2c. each Jan. 4, 1912; J 164266—
164277.
THOMPSON (JAMES FE.) Knoxville,
Tenn. [8692
Johnson bible school. © Mar. 29,
1912; 2c. Apr. 1, 19125) 1677141.
THyNG (J. WARREN) Manchester, N.
H. [8693
Pemigewasset, vale of the. © Dec.
18, 1911; 2 ce. Feb. 5, 1912; J 166027.
pt. IV, 2 S., Vv.
TIMBY MEMORIAL TRUST, Brooklyn.
[8694, 8695
Timby (Theodore Ruggles) in 1862
and at the age of 70 and 88. © Oct.
20, 1911; 2\c. each Jan, 11,029) 2- ae
35618, 35614.
TINGLEY (KATHERINE) Point Loma,
Cal. [8696-8702
Lomaland ‘photographic series 1, no.
180-182 :
Aryan memorial temple and Raja
Yoga college, from the west.—Glimpse
of International headquarters bldg.—
West side entrance to the Raja Yoga
college. © Feb. 21, 1912: 2 © each
Feb. 27, 1912; J 166706—166708.
[4 photographs] :
Lomaland series 1, no. 179 ;—Loma-
land series 2, no. 144.—Lomaland se-
ries 2, no. 145.—Lomaland series 3,
no. 256. © Dec. 22, 1911: "2 i exem
Jan. 2, 1912; J 164132-164135.
Treton (W. R.) Hannibal, Mo.
[8703, 8704
Hannibal, Mo. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1912;
J 167539.
Ilasco, Atlas-Portland cement plant.
© Jan. 9, 1912; 2 c dans a2 oi
165137.
TOBIN (JEANETTE) Los Gatos, Cal.
[8705-8708 |
[4 prints]:
Easter bonnet large and gay will be
yours if you can pay, [Cupid’s head on
Easter hat.]—I am a love sent wish.
[Cupid in Haster finery with rabbit.]—
Let us lift our voices high. [Three
small children singing.]|—Wash your
face in Easter dew. [Cupid drying
his face. ]
© Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ¢. each Apr, 2;
1912; K 40185-40188.
TonroLo (A.) New York.
[3 prints]:
Daisy.—Orchids.—Rose. © Feb. 15,
1912; 2 e@. each Mar. 19) 51912.
39742-39744.
ToRKA’S STUDIO, Port Townsend, Wash.
[8712-8716
Baker (Mt.) 10827 ft. as seen from
Port Townsend, Wash. © Feb. 2,
1912; 2 ce. Mar. 20, 1912; J 16iS25.
Fort Worden garrison on practice
march, 367, 368. © Nov. 24, 1911; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164114, 164115.
Olympics as seen from Port Town-
send, Wash., 357. © Novy. 15, 1911; 2
e. Jan. 2, 19123 J 164116,
Sunset on Port Townsend Bay. ©
Jan. 20, 1912; 2 ¢.. Mar. 20) 1012 s@
167326.
[8709-8711
144
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
no. 1, 1912
EE iO) JK
8781
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.) Belfast, Me.
[8717-8734
[4 photographs] :
Bar Harbor, Me., bicycle path.—Mt.
Desert, Me., Otter cliffs—Mt. Desert,
Me., Ovens (The).—Seal Harbor, Me..
long pond. © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 c. each
Mar. 1, 1912; J 166813-166816.
[14 photographs]:
Mt. Desert, Me., Beach Hill cliffs.—
Mt. Desert, Me., Bear Island light.—
Mt. Desert, [Me.] from Sutton’s Is-
land, 1, 2-Mt. Desert, Me. Great
Head, 1, 2—Mt. Desert, Me, the
Ovens, 1-3.—N. E. Harbor from Fly-
ing Mt.—Seal Harbor, Me., along the
shore.—South West Harbor, Me—
South West Harbor, Me. along the
shore, 1, 2. © Jan. 23, 1912; 2 ec. each
Jan. 26, 1912; J 165168—165181.
TOWNSEND (C. F.) Des Moines.
[8735
Mittchell (Mrs. W. F.) © Mar. 21,
1912; 2 e. Mar. 25, 1912; J 167461.
TOWNSEND (C. F.) & co., Des Moines.
[8736
Cummins (Sen. A. B.) © Feb. 3,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 7, 1912; J 166032.
TRANS-ATLANTIC NEWS SERVICE ©CO.,
New York. [87387-8745
Americans at Berlin court reception:
Collier (Price). — Collier (Mrs.
Price).— Devereaux (Miss). — Deve-
reaux (Mrs.)—French Mrs. Barton).
— Niblack (Commander). — Niblack
(Mrs.) — Niblack (Commander and
Mrs.)—Willing (Spencer). © Feb. 7,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 8, 1912: J 166076—
166084.
TRELOAR (CHARLES Epgar) New York.
[8746
Cotton chart. © Dec. 28, 1911; 1 «.
Dec. 29, 1911; I 826.
TRIBUNE CO., Chicago. [8747-8754
Days of real sport. © Feb. 13,
1912; 2 ec. Feb. 16, 1912; K 37721.
Days of real sport [1912]:
© Feb. 18; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38263.
© Feb. 25: 1c. Feb. 28; K 38264.
© Mar. 17; 1c. Mar. 22: K 39885.
© Mar. 24; 1c. Mar. 28: K 40028.
© Mar. 31; 1¢. Apr. 3; K 40339.
Potter (Miss Rae), most beautiful
working girl in Chicago. [Full and
three quarter face.] 1, 2. © Mar. 31,
1912; 1 c. each Apr. 3, 1912; K 40837,
40338.
TRIMPEY (EH. B.) Baraboo, Wis.
[8755-8764
[5 photographs]:
Orange vender, A, B.—Sultana.—
Water carrier, A, B.. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 5, 1912; J 165894-165898.
[5 photographs]:
Footsteps on the stairs.—Memories.—
One sweetly solemn thought.—Packing
the carpet bag.—Sally down the alley.
© Feb. 24, 1912; 2 c each Feb. 23,
1912; J 166591—166595.
TROWITZSCH & SOHN, Frankfurt.
[8765-S771
Am back. © Jan. 18, 1912; 2 e.
Feb. 9, 1912; K 87264.
Christus predigt am see. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 @ Mar. 16, 1912; K 39581.
Mondnacht. © Jan. 18, 1912; 4% ec.
Feb. 9, 1912; K 37265.
On the high sea. © Dec. i, 1911;
2c. Feb. 5, 1912; K 37142.
Saskia. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
16, 1912; K 39582.
Serenade. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2 c.
Mar. 16, 1912; K 39583.
Winter im dorf. © Jan. 18, 1912;
2 e; Web, 9,:1912> K 37263.
Tucker (F. H.) East Orange, N. J.
[8772, 8773
[2 photographs]:
Grey squirrel getting his breakfast.
—Tablet on National monument to the
forefathers, representing the Landing
of the pilgrims, Plymouth, Mass. ©
Jai 22 ti 2-e each Jan, 25, (912°
J 165128, 165129.
TURNER STUDIO cCo., Tuscaloosa, Ala.
[S774
Den I wish I was in Dixie. © Mar.
i Oda te, Mar, 9) tic, Mar: 18) 1912.
J 167250.
TWELVETRESS (C.) Brooklyn.
[8775-STS80
[6 prints]:
Hello honey. [Post card.]—Hello
honey. [Telephone directory card.]—
His interest in the bank.—I’m afraid
to go to bed in the dark.—It’s dreadful
lonesome round here since she moved
away.—Run on the bank. © Feb. 15,
tie 2) eC. each Mar, 19: 1912 iK
39736-39741.
Tutt (JOHN C.), Wellington, Kans.
[S781
Golden Gate welcome to the com-
merce of the world. © Dee. 27, 1911;
Z expan, 2) 1912 = 1K 848538:
145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8782
pt. IV, Bi S. yoem
ULLMAN MFe. co., New York, N. Y.
[ 8782-8812
[a1 prints|:
Ah can dance till Ise black in de
face.—Am dying for a word from you.
—Belle you are, without a doubt.—
Come in the water’sh fine-—Dis am
up-to-date chicken raising.—Don’t look
quite so pleasant.—Good morning.—
Great Scott, but I’ve got a terrible
thirst. — Greetings to you. — Hello
Daddie.—Hello, Mama.—I am waiting
for you.—I am writing to you.—I may
be the target of remarks.—I wish I
was a great big man.—I wish my lead-
ing star you’d be.—If you will be my
queen of love—Jus cause I’m a gentle-
man.—Let’sh see, where did I put dat
keyhole.—Suffre-jet.—This picture of
a loving cup.—Wen dere hearts am in
dere moufs.—Why do you beat this.—
Why do you insist upon doing this.—
Why do you lavish your affection upon
this—Why do you roast your friends.
—Why do you try to dress like this.—
Why do you wear a hat like this.—
Why spend all your time and thought
upon dress.—Why starve and do this.
—Yas, sah, ah sure went to bed wif
de chickens. © Jan. 25, 1912: 2 «.
each Jan. 26, 1912; K 36432-36462.
UNDERHILL (IRVING) New York.
[8813-8832
Busbkill Falls, Buskill, Pa., C-8310,
C-—8311, C-8313-8315. © Mar. 1, 1912;
a. iG. ‘each Mar, 1: 1912*' J 166796—
166800.
Hydro-aeroplane, Wright model at’
Battery, N. Y., B-18350. © Mar. 1,
S912) 22: Mar. 1, 1912» J 466802.
Long Island City, N. Y., Pennsyl-
vania rr.. power house;,.C-8471.. ©
eb. 15, 1912: 2 ce: Webs 15, 1912.) J
166371.
New York. Bankers trust and Stock
exchange bldgs.. D-592. © Jan. 30.
tote 22°C. gan. SO 1992: P65408.
Broad st., Bankers trust co.
bldg. ete., D-595. © Jan. 30, 1912: 2
e. Jan, 31; 1912: J 165436.
_ —— Columbus Circle, Broadway and
Central park west, B-18329. © Feb.
Lo; 1912; 2.¢. Feb. 15. 1912: J 166370.
—— Croisic bldg., B-18286. © Jan.
20, 1902: Die. Jan. -20. 1912: J 1650389.
Emigrant industrial
Savings
bank bldg., C-8492. © Mar. 1. 1912:
2¢. Mar. 1, 1912: J 166801.
—— Equitable fire ruins. (C-—8452
C-8456,. C-S457. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2¢
each Jan. 20, 1912; J 165040-165042.
UNDERHILL (IRviNG )—Continued.
—— Vanderbilt hotel, E542. ©
Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. Wee toe
166372.
—— Western union telegraph bidg..
C-8511. © Mar. 23, °49125>2 Ge Mee
23, 19122 F 16458. ;
—-— Woolworth bldg., C-8435. ©
Jan. 20, 1912; 2 ¢ Jane 20, 4e
165043.
iron work, C-8490, C-8506. ©
Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each, Mar) to125
J 166803—166804.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York.
[88838-8859
U-122486, U-122486, U-122541, U-
122628. © May 29, 1911; 2 ¢ each
Jan. 10, 1912; J 164484164487.
U_-136641, U_-136655, U-136902,
U_-137352, U-—137356,° U-tafesi..
137359, U-187362, U-1387377, U-137970,
U-137974, U-137975, U-—138854, U-
188856. © 1c. each Feb. 28, 1912: J
166738-166751.
U-134685, U-135013, U-135253, U-—
135319, U-135349, U—135597, U—135655,
U-135680, U-136918. © 1 c. each Mar.
18, 1912: J 167251-167259.
UNIQUE NOVELTY co., New York..
[8860, 8861.
Man worth while. ©-Oct. 1, 1911;
2 ¢. dan. 20; 1912> KoS7aae:
Them were the happy days. © Oct.
{, 1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 20, 19122 Keres
U. S. CALENDAR co., Cincinnati.
[8862-8880
[19, prints]:
Dawn of thought, 6114.—Dignity
and impudence, 6107.—Family pro-
vider, 6118.—First lesson in saving.—
IFloodgate (The)—Great expectations,
6117.—Guardian angel, 6109.—In the
fertile valley, 6120.—Making hay while
the sun shines, 6116.—My lady dainty,
6106.—Pleasing message, 6113.—Pleas-
ure to serve you, 6102.—Pride of the
household, 6103.—Prides of the farm,
6111.—Prize winning team, 6121.—
Proof is in the eating, 6100.—River
road, 6110.—Two’s company, 6122.—
Winter. frolic, 6119... ©-Jai. 27s
2c. each Feb. 14, 1912; K 37508, 37551,
87502, 37554-37559, 37562, 37563,
37567, 37569-37573, 387575, 37576.
U.S. LirHo co., Cincinnati.
Colonial figures:
Courtship, 1-6.—Greeting.—Have a
[8881-8974
cigarette.—Have a match, 1, 2.—Light-
ing cigarette—Swiping a smoke.—
Teasing.—Woman_ lighting cigarette
from one in man’s mouth.—Colonial
146
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
8980
+ SSeS
U. S. tirHo co.—Continued.
Colonial figures—Continued.
girl entering adjoining room.—Female
eclonial figure in doorway.—Female
colonial figure with cigarette—Male
colonial figure entering adjoining
room.—Male colonial figure with cigar-
eite. © Mar. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Mar.
6, 1912; J 166973-166991.
Cowboy. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
ei, 1942: IK 37890.
Cowgirl. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
mt, 1912; K 37sgl.
Gone, gone, lost to me _ forever.
m=) Hep. 19, 1912; 2c. Feb. 21, 1912; K
371889.
Mutt and Jeff [heads.] © Mar. 1,
7912; 2c. Mar. 12, 1912; K 38980.
No’s 14420, 14502, 14503. © Dee. 29,
1911; 2 c each Jan. 2, 1912; K 35103-
eol05.
a 4457, 14489. © Jan. 29, 1912:
2 ce. each Jan. 31, 1912; K 36687, 36688.
144838, 14607. © Jan. 15, 1012;
2 ec. each Jan. 22, 1912; K 36186, 36187.
14487, 14524, 14566, 14590, 14605.
© Jan. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 1, 1912;
Kk 36708-36712.
14493, 14494, 14525, 14551, 14557—
14559, 14570-14572, 14674, 14681, 14689,
14706. © Mar. 16, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 20,
1912; K 39775-39788.
——— 44497, 14546, 14547. © Feb. 16,
1912; 2 c. each Feb. 17, 1912; K 37815-—
37817.
14498. ©. Mar:, 19, 1912 ).2 \¢.
Mar. 21, 1912; Kk 39830.
14527, 14565, 14626. © Feb. 1,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 5, 1912; K 387137-
37139.
14532. © Mar. 2, OL De:
Mar. 6, 1912; K 38612.
fags CG). fan, 25, 19s Die
Jan. 29, 1912; K 36515.
14536. © Jan. 13; 19125" 24.
mei, 272 1912: K 35922.
145388, 14542, 14567 —14569,
14675, 14687, 14692. © Apr. 3, 1912;
2c. each Apr. 5, 1912; K 40389-40396.
—— 14540. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 23, 1912; K 38044.
—— 14548-14550. © Mar. 18, 1912;
2¢. Mar. 15, 1912; K 39069-39071.
—— 14560. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 23, 1912; K 38046.
—— 14561, 14695, 14682. © Mar. 8,
mvI2; 2 ce. Mar. 12, 1912; K 38983-
38985.
U. S. Litso co.—Continued.
14578, 14579, 14606, 14608. ©
| Jan: 15, 1912; 2 c@ each Jan: 20, 1912;
Kk 36105, 36107-86109.
— 14580, 14581.
2. e) neaeh'' Jam ls,
35697.
©. Jan.:3) 1912:
1912: K 35696,
146700.) ©* Feb: | 20,1912: 2 ce.
Feb. 23, 1912; K 38045.
14693, 14556, 14486. © Mar. 9,
1912: 2c Mar. 12, 1912: K 388981,
38982, 38989.
14694, 14691, 14707. © Mar. 7,
1912; 2¢e. Mar. 12, 1912; K..38986-
38988.
TA BAS: NO) ham iS: * LOT2'<\" 2".
gan. 20, 1912; K 36106.
Two elderly gentlemen seated at
table, in act of having a drink to-
gether. © Jan. 25, 1912; 2 ¢ Jan. 29,
1912; J 165948.
[2 photographs]:
Man standing at counter, lighting
cigar.—Winter in the mountains, show-
ing men on horseback overlooking In-
dian village and valley below. © Feb.
AG NOL2 | Qe, exeh Keb. 17, 19129 J
1663898, 166399.
[2 photographs]:
Old man seated at table holding up
glass with left hand.—Waiter carrying
tray containing seltzer bottle, liquor
bottle and glass. © Dec. 29, 1911;
2c. each Jan. 2, 1912; J 164095, 164096.
UPDIKE (MANILY B.) Muskogee, Okla.
[8975
Checotah, Okla., bird’seye view. ©
Reb toy TOD * Sa es Webs 23) NOU aK
38010.
UTz (JoHN G.) Detroit. [S976, 8977
Cylinder, crank case block. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 9, 1912; I 853:
Underslung friction-drive light de-
livery wagon. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 1912;
T 852.
VAN BUSKIRK (ROBERT N.) Detroit.
[8978
Gasoline motor starting system. ©
i ep Mars 16, 1002s) 7: Osi
VAN DEVENTER & SON, St. Petersburg,
Fla. [S979
St. Petersburg, Fla., scene beautiful.
Oirep 20; IOL2=) 2c! Web (8. 1912! 7
166075.
VAN OEFYAN (L.) Cleveland. [8980
Davis (Harry) © Feb. 24, 1912;
2 c. Feb. 26, 1912; J 166668.
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8981
VAN ORMAN (H. G.) Jackson, Mich.
[8981-8985
Big league timber. © Feb. 12, 1912;
2c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 166456.
Smallpox patients in pest house at |
Jackson, Mich.:
Female, Jan. 15, 1912, 1, 2.—Male,
Jan. 15, 1912—Male, Jan. 16, 1912. ©
Feb. 19, 1912; 2 ce. each Feb. 15, 1912;
J 166569-166572.
VARNER (M. E.) Llano, Tex. [8986
Varner (Miss M. E.) © Feb. 10,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166297.
VAUGHAN & FRASER, San Francisco.
[8987-8991
Templeton-Crocker ball:
Decorations, A, St. Francis hotel,
S. F.—Red room decorations, B, St.
Francis hotel, S. F. © Jan. 26, 1912;
2c. each Feb. 2, 1912; J 165513, 165514.
Templeton-Crocker ball, decorations,
Cc. © Jan. 26, 1912; 2c. Feb. 3, 1912;
J 166604.
decorations and guests, 1, 2.
1c. each Feb. 3, 1912; J 166598, 166603.
VISANSKA (Morton), New York. [8992
Ragtime Jim. © Jan. 5, 1912; 2 c.
Jan. 24, 1912; K 36886.
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn,
[8993-9006
Storey (Edith “ Billie’’):
With gun in hand.—With lasso in
hand.—With whip in hand and hat off.
iS) i Pan 35, 1912s) 2+e/each Jany 29,
1912; J 165248-—165250.
Vitagraph players:
Costello (Maurice) profile view.—
Ince (Ralph) in his portrayal of Abra-
ham Lincoln, pose no. 2. © Feb. 5,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 12, 1912; J 166216,
166217.
Baird (Leah)—Gordon (Julia
Swayne).—Ranous (W. V.)—yYoung
(Clark Kimball) © Jan. 1, 1912; 2c.
each Jan. 29, 1912; J 165247, 165251-
165253.
[5 photographs]:
Coffyn hydroaeroplane alighting in
Hast River—New York city and
Brooklyn, scene from Coffyn hydro-
aeroplane.—New York city and Man-
hattan bridge from Coffyn hydroaero-
plane.—New York, scene of Manhattan
bridge from Coffyn hydroaeroplane.—
New York, scene of the Battery from
Coffyn hydroaeroplane. © Mar. 20,
1912; 2.0, each. Map. 22,1912: 7
167411-167415.
pt. IV, 2: S.y v.7
‘
VopacH (W.) & co., Berlin.
[9007-9010
Alte erinnerungen. © Sept. 14,
1911; 2c. Jan. 12, 1912; K 36110.
Insel des friedens. © Oct. 28, 1911; -
2c. Feb. 2, 1912; K 36748.
Land der triume. © Dee. 7, 1911;
2c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 39908.
Musik der armen leute. © Dec. 7,
1911; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 39904.
VOE ART. CO., Chicago. [9011-9014
Childhood is the bough. © Jan. 3,
1912; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 19923 1 sa2ae
Girl’s head. A 5. © Feb. 3, 1912;
2c. Feb. 5, 1912; K 387135.
——A 6. © Feb. 3 ,1912; 2 c. Feb.
5, 1912: K 371384.
—A8. © Feb. 3, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
5, 1912: K 37136.
WALDROP PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., San Juan,
PR: [9015-90384
[Porto Rico. Colored views on post
cards]:
Growing tobacco under canvas.—
Husking cocoanuts.—Plaza colon &
Columbus monument.—San Juan &
Puerta de Tierra.—Winnowing upland
rice. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2 ec. each Feb.
28, 1912; K 37949-37953.
——Bit of the Arecibo road.—Ca-
thedral.—Cemetery bone pile.—Cock
fight.—Cocoanuts growing.—Hl1 Morro
by moonlight.—Hat vendors.—Infantry
barracks.—Loading sugar cane.—Mak-
ing hats—Martin Pefia bridge.—
Orange vendor.—Packing grape fruit.—
Plowing in the old way.—Village
street. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2 ec. each
Feb. 23, 1912; K 37982-87946.
WALLIS (ALFRED L.), Regina, Canada.
[9035
Biplane and landscape. © Jan. 30,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1912) Beene
WAMBAUGH (RALPH OC.) Alliance,
Nebr. [9036
Cyclone near Alliance, Nebr., Aug.
4, 1911... ©, Aug. 7, 1911: 2 ewes.
14, 1912% J AGT T28.
WANDER (FRANK G.) Washington.
[9037
Word to the wise. © Jan. 10, 1912;
2c. Jan. 12,1912; J 164543.
WARD (FREDERICK) SERVICE, Chicago.
[9038-9047
[Cuts for ads]:
Kind of gifts that are sure to please.
—Man’s greatest reward for his daily
bread.—Question of happiness and
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no. 1, 1912
9226
Warp (FREDERICK) SERVICE—Contd.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
Cupid’s answer.—Sign of reason say
those who know.—Sketch from life as
you can make it.—Social hermit or a
happy host.—This picture of happi-
ness can be made a reality—Two
kinds of homes and two kinds of fami-
lies—Where joy’s complete when old
friends meet.—With a home worth
while, man works with a smile. ©
Mar. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 29, 1912;
K 40064400738.
WATERMAN (O. W.) Hampton, Va.
[9048-9052
[5 photographs]:
Florida (U. S. S.)—Georgia (U. S.
S.)—Nebraska (U. S. S.)—New Jer-
sey (U. S. S.)—San Francisco (U. S.
me) Apr. 2, 1912: 2 c. each Apr.' 4
1912; J 167800—-167804.
Waters (R. J.) & co., San Francisco.
[9053
Xmas eve concert 1911 at Lotta’s
fountain, San Francisco. © Dec. 26,
7911: 2c. Jan. 2, 1912; J 164098.
Watson (ROSE ALLEN), Lynn.
[9054-9056
[3 prints]:
My days are filled with joy.—
Pebbles—This morn I heard = the
robbins. © Jan. 17, 1912: 2 ec. each
Jan. 20, 1912; K 36085-36087.
Way (C. W.) co., Hastings, Nebr.
[
Accepted design for fireproof hotel,
Hastings, Nebr. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 4, 1912; J 167119.
Wess (EpDITH) Los Angeles.
[9058-9061
Breakers (The) © Jan. 27, 1911;
2 ec. Feb. 20, 1912; J 166558.
[3 photographs] :
Coast and wave at Corona Del Mar.
—Splash (The)—Surf at Corona Del
Mar. © Dec. 15, 1911: 2 c. each Feb.
20, 1912; J 166559-166561.
WEBSTER (EF. WoLcotr) Des Moines.
[9062
Bees oO cdan. 6, 1912: 2 ¢. Jan.)
#912; J 164776.
WEBSTER (H. L.), New York.
9063, 9064
Love affairs of Jimmsy boy, no. 2.
=) Jan, 12, 1912: 1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1912:/K
35841.
3.) ©) Janz 11,1912 ;' 1c: Jan:
16, 1912; K 35839.
9057 |
WeuHR (C. H.) Keifer, Okla.
[9065-9069
Glenn oil field. © Feb. 22, 1912; 2
e. Mar. 4, 1912; J 166895.
Kiefer, Okla., 1-4. © Dec. 1, 1911;
2 ec. each Mar. 4, 1912; J 166896—
166899.
WEISTER CO., Portland, Or. [9070, 9071
Portland and Mt. Hood, no. 1. ©
Dee 16.) 191" 2"e. Keb: 20, 1912 +7
166732.
St. Peters dome, no. 2. © Dec. 11,
1911; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1912; J 1667838.
WELLES (EF. J.) Greenwood Lake, N. Y.
[9072-9074
[3 photographs]:
Greenwood Lake from Pine Tree
Rock.—Maplewood inn in winter, from
Stitts lawn.—Night at Sterling Forest
depot. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Jan.
3, 1912; J 164184164186.
WELLS (ELIZABETH M.) Mamaroneck.
ING We [9075
Moonlight on the Atlantic. © Jan.
31, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166452.
WERLINSKY (J. B.) Houston. [9076
Pity the innocent. © Mar. 16, 1912;
2c. Mar. 11, 1912; K 40188.
WERNER (W.) Chicago. [9077-9226
Activity in pork. © Dec. 29, 1911:
1e. Jan. 2, 1912; K 84958.
Awful bore [1911] © Dee. 29; 1 «¢.
Jan. 2, 1912; K 34952.
—— [1912]:
© Jan..15; 1 ¢. Jan. 18; K 35946.
©) Jan a7 ie, Jan.) 19: Ki. 36058.
© Jan. 26; 1 c. Jan. 29; K 36488.
© Jan. 29; 1c. Jan. 31; K 36668.
Brainy and Drowse [1912]:
© Jan. an. =4)
©) dan) 3; ie, san. 5:
© Jan. 4; 1 ec. Jan. 6;
© Jan. 55) 1 ¢.\ Jan. 8;
8; 1¢e
Oe. ive
K 35257.
K 35282.
K 35371.
K 35440.
K 35547.
K 385610.
Hab * Ke S5128.
wid: KR Sar26:
E83 IK S950:
. 19; K 386056.
. san. 22; K 36159.
. 24; K 36269.
. 25; K 36359.
A 23K 88015:
. 24; K 38078.
. 26; K 38102.
© Jan. dam. 10;
© Jan. Jame ais
© Jan: 41); 1) ¢.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Jan.
© Feb.
© Feb.
© Feb.
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9226 "pt. Iv) ae) We
WERNER (W.)—Continued. WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Brainy and Drowse [1912]—Contd. Fredy Frog [1912] © Feb. 6; 1c.
© Feb. 27; 1 c. Feb. 29; K 38363. | Feb. 9; K 387252.
© Feb. 29; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38909. Getting a partner [1912]:
© Mar. 2; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38898. © Jan. 6:1 ¢ Jan. 82) meases
© Mar. 55 1c. Mar. 11; K 38907. © Jan. 20; 1 & Jan. 22> Riaoiae
© Mar 7: 1 -¢. Mar. 11 >-K 38915, Getting wise [1912] © Jan, 12> 18
© Mar. ‘ 1c. Mar. 11; K 38901. | Jan. 15; K 35727.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 14; K 39019. Going somewhere [1912]:
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39618. © Feb. 13; 1 «. Feb. 16: Ki 37762
© Mar. 16; 1 ec. Mar. 18; K 39621. © Mar. 20; 1 c. Mars22 73K S9san)
© Mar. 19; 1 ce. Mar. 21; K 39818. Hopeful Henry [1912] © Jan. 27;
© Mar. 21; 1. Mar. 25; K 39971. | 1 ¢. Jan. 29; K 36497.
© .Mar. 23; 1 ¢. Mar. 27; K 40005. Jungle drama [1912]:
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40082. © Jan. 2; 1c Jan. 47 Biiaazee:
© Mar. 28; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40105. © Jan. 10; 1 c. Jan. 427 Ko Sacre:
© Mar. 380;'\1¢c. Apr. 1; K 40168. © Jan. 15; 1 ¢.. Jan. 18> Ko ga0s,
© Apr. 25 1 ec; Apr as ae 403i8. © Jan. 26; 1 c. Jan. 27; K 36465,
©: Apr. 46°) @oApr Sek 40428. © Feb. 8:1 c Keb: 225k aieau.
Circus Solly [1912]: © Feb. 2:.1 ¢. Heb: 55°04
© Jan. 19: 1c Jan. 22; K 36i6t. © Mar. 12; 1 c. Mar. 14; K 39021.
© Jan. 22; 1c. Jan. 24; K 36270 © Mar. 14; 1 c. Mar. 18; K 39620.
©O.Jan2e: 2c. Jan 2a K sae, © Mar. 19; 1 ce. Mar. 21; K 39820.
© Jan. 24; 1 -e..Jan. 26; K 36370. © Mar. 26; 1 c. Mar. 29; K 40084.
© Feb. 51 & Feb; 7; K..37193. © Apr. 2; 1 c Apr. 4; K 40315.
©) eb ses Neb. 92K S253: Lord Longbow [1912]:
Wen. O21 ce Wep.. 12> ie anaes, © Jan. 8; 1 c Jan. 10; K 35549:
i) Heb. 12...) .¢. Hebd KK Sioa. © Jan. 17; 1 «. Jan. 195 Kasotar
(©.BPeb, 14240 ¢, Heb: 16: Ks3s7718: © Jan. 18; 1 « Jan. 22555 36160:
© Feb. 16; 1-c Heb. 19> K $7835 © Jan. 19; 1 ec. Jan. 225 Keaciaa:
© Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38013. © Jan. 23; 1c. Jan. 25; K 36360:
© Feb. 21; 1c. Feb. 24; K 38076. | © Jan. 24; 1c Jan. 26; K 36371.
© Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 26; K 38099. © Feb. 19; 1 c. Feb. 23; K 38014.
© Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38297. © Feb. 21; 1 c. Feb. 24; K 38077.
© Feb. 28; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38899. © Feb. 23; 1 c. Feb. 26; K 38100.
© Mar. 1; 1 c& Mar. 11; K 38913. © Feb. 26; 1 c. Feb. 28; K 38298.
© Mar. 4; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 38911. © Feb. 28; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 88900
© Mar.)6; 1\¢c. Mar..11;: K. 38908. © Mar. 1; 1 ¢. Mar. 1; Beesoue
© Mar. 8; 1¢. Mar. 11; K 38905. (© Mar. 4; 1 c. Mar. 113K S392:
©: Mar, 11;.1 ¢.:Mar, 14; K 39017. © Mar. 6; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 88904.
© Mar. 13; 1c. Mar. 16; K 39481. © Mar. 8; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 38906.
© Mar. 15; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39623. © Mar. 11; 1 ec. Mar. 14; K 39018.
© Mar. 18; 1c. Mar.’ 20; K 39703. © Mar. 13; 1c Mar. 16; K 39482.
© Mar. 20; 1c. Mar. 22; K 39854. © Mar. 15; 1 c. Mar. 18; K 39624.
©) Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 25; K 39973. © Mar. 18; 1 c. Mar. 20; K 39704.
© Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40007. © Mar. 20; 1 ec. Mar. 22; K 89855.
© Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40107. © Mar. 22; 1c. Mar. 25; K S907.
© Mar. 29; 1 ec. Apr. 1; K 40170. © Mar. 25; 1c. Mar. 27; K 40008.
© Apr. 1; 1 ce. Apr. 8; K 40389. © Mar. 27; 1c. Mar. 30; K 40108.
© Apr. 3; 1 ¢ Apr. 5; K 403871. (©) Mar. 29: 1 ec. Apr. 1: K 4007%
Dr. Geehaw [1912] © Jan. 16; 16. © Apr. 1;~1 e. Apr. 3; Ke20290:
Jan. 18; K 35951. © Apr. 3; 1 «a Apr. 5; K 40372:
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: MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912 9359
WERNER (W.)—Continued. WERNER & SOMMER CO., New York. a
Managing the Grassville_ theater. [9227 -
© Jan. 11, 1912; 1 ¢.. Jan. 15,1912; Circuit tailoring system. © Feb. 1,
K 35724. 1912; '2.¢. Feb. 5, 1912; K 37104.
Mr. Cinch [1912]: WERNER & WINDOLPH, New York.
© Jan. 20; 1 ¢. Jan. 22; K 36157. [9228
Public bath for the city .of Newark,
Me Geehaw [1912] : rc arog, |X OL Feb. 9 1912s I S54.
ie eu Behe (\° | Wusy COAST ART Co., Los Angeles.
Mr. Hornswoggle goes it alone [9229-9287
MIVA Los Angeles:
© Jan. 138; 1 ce. Jan. 18; K 35948. From Lookout Mt., 1028.—From the
Hamburger bldg., 1029. © Jan. 23,
Professor (The) [1912]: {912-2 ¢ each Jan, 29, 1912: J
© Feb. 17; 1 c. Feb. 19; K 37876. | 165255, 165256.
Ready Roscoe [1912]: selene) : Ans a uy
ae 62 iS Baar. scondido, Cal., 7.—Kscondido,
ae : in apts pie 2 25611 Cal., Alexander ranch, 1049.—Escon-
en 2, he san EDs + | dido Valley, Cal, 1048. © Mar. 2,
Roaming Rowley [1912]: 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 8, 1912; J 167059—
© Jan. 3:1 ¢. Jan. 5; K 35283. | 167061.
© Jan. 5; 1 c. Jan. 8; K 35441. [4 photographs] :
rf Ruch,“ Nev...) 9 918-—Ruth, — Ney.,
© Jan. 10; 1 ¢. Jan. 12; K 35689. Nevada consolidated works, 921.—
© Jan. 13; 1 c. Jan. 18; K 35949. | Vetrin, Nev., 920.—Vetrin, Nev., town-
eam Spankem- 11912): site, 918. © Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. each
2 ae oy es ee K 38909, | Jan. 29, 1912; J 165257-165260.
© Mar. 12; 1c. Mar. 14; K 39020. | WESTERMANN (L. A.) co., New York.
es . res : 9 [9238-9359
© Mar. 14; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39619. [383 prints of fashion cuts] :
© Mar. 16; 1c. Mar. 18; K 39622. | Oaken.— Oarsman. — Obey.—Object.
© Mar. 19; 1 ¢. Mar. 21; K 39819. | —Oblong.—Obscure.— Observer. — Ob-
© Mar. pal 1c. Mar. 25: K 39972. stinect.—Obtain.—Obtrude. — Obtuse.—
© Mar. 23; 1 ¢. Mar Oo - IK 40006 Ocean.—Octave.—Oddfellow.—Offence.
—Officer.—Official.—Offset. — Oilcloth.
© Mar. 26; 1c. Mar. 29; K 40083.
— Olive. — Omission.— Operator. —
© Mar. 28; 1 ec. Mar. 30; K 40106. | Opinion. — Opportunity. — Oppress. —
© Mar. 30; 1 ¢. Apr. 1; K 40169.
Optician.—Oracle.— Orange. — Orator.
f oe. —Ornate.—Oscar.— Outline. — Owner.
© Apr. 2; 1c Apr. 4; K 40814.| © Pep. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 23,
© Apr. 4; 1c. Apr. 6; K 40424. | 7912: K 37965-37997.
Sammy Spankem’s troubles [1912]: Bs apical es
ae er SG ease tl arty.—Passage.— Patient.— Penny.
© Jan. a Dye) Lae) 8 a ene: eS Ota ale. ley. ———| Ee o@kety———
© Jan. 27; 1c. Jan. 29; K 36496. | pole —Pomade.—Pond.— Poplar.—Por-
© Feb. 20; 1 c Feb. 23; K 38016. | tion.—Portrait.— Possession.— Powder.
iaveb. 22-16. Feb.24- K 38079.) | a EF rachee. Prank. — Predict. — Pre-
© Feb. 24: 1c. Feb. 26: K 38103, mum} reparation, — Present.—F ress.
re — Prey. — Pride. — Prime. — Prince.—
© Feb. 27; 1 ce. Feb. 29; K 38364 | prism —Produce.—Profess.—Project.—
© Feb. 29; 1 c. Mar. 11; K 38910. | Promenade. — Promise. — Promote. —
© Mar. 2: 1 ¢. Mar. 11: K 38897. | Proof. Propel.— Prophet.— Prudence.
Ra : : —Publish.—Pupil.—Purity.—Purple.—
© Mar. 5; 1 ¢. Mar. 11; K 38908. Pursue.— Pussy willow. — Puzzle.
_ © Mar. 7; 1c. Mar. 11; K 38916. | Mar. 2, 1912; 2 ¢ each Mar. 9, 1912; K
Substitute ball. © Jan. 30, 1912; 1 | 38758-38802.
ec. Feb. 1, 1912; K 36695. [44 prints]:
Rabbit. —Raccoon.— Racket. — Rad-
Tow slowhar Oe KC) Sane | ; ; :
1 ae ea ey a ]. © Jan. 3; ish.— Radiant.— Rafter. — Railroad.—
[ hia a aa 3 Rainbow.—Raining.— Rambler.—Ram-
Village Doc [1912]. © Jan. 8; 1 c | rod.— Rather.— Rawhide. — Realm. —
Jan. 10; K 35548. Reflect. — Regiment. — Register. — Re-
151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9360
pt. Iv, cee
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co.—Continued.
[44 prints]—Continued.
gret.— Regulate.— Reindeer.— Remem-
ber.— Repent.— Rescue.— Resource. —
Resting.—Restless.—Retire.—Retort.—
Rhyme. — Ribbon. — Rich. — Rival. —
Robert.— Robin.— Robust.— Rocket.—
Rodent.—Romper.— Rooster.— Rosary.
—Rubber.— Ruby. — Russian.— Rusti-
eate. © Mar. 80, 1912; 2 c. each Apr.
8, 1912; K 40227-40270.
WESTERN EXPRESS CO., Chicago. [9360
Information. © Feb. 24, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 26, 1912; K 38092.
WESTERN HORSEMAN ©O., Indianapolis.
[93861-9364
[4 prints]:
Champion yearling pacing colt and
filly—Futurity winners of 1911.—Miss
De Forest (8). 2:054.—R. T. C.
2.062 (Murphy up). © Jan. 26, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 27, 1912; K 36480-36483.
WESTHALL stTupIo, Union Hill, N. J.
[9365, 9366
Burdeen (Andy) smallest Moose in
the world, 1, 2. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2c.
each Mar. 28, 1912; J 167445, 167446.
WHIPPLE (LEYLAND) Bangor, Me.
[9867-9371
Bangor, Me., Food fair, 1912:
Main st. at night.—Night ilumina-
tion, 5 by 7.—Night illumination, 6
by 8. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
14, 1912; J 1663803—166305.
Graham building at night. ©
Mar. £6; (19125 2-0, \Mar.20). 1912s
J 167324.
Graham bldg. at night. © Jan. 27,
1912; 2 @. Feb. 14, 1912; J 166306.
WHITE (A. W.) Louisville, Ky.
[9372-9374
Calling. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 c. Feb.
7, 1912; K 87495.
Lunch time. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 «.
Feb. 7. 1912; K 37496.
On guard. . © ‘Keb: 10, -1912:.3. ce;
Feb. 7, 1912; K 37497.
Wuite (RatpH FE.) Philadelphia.
[9875-9379
[5 titles]:
Ejector pit for the Bateman mfg. co.,
Grenloch, N. J.—Map, Bateman mfg.
co., Grenloch, N. J.—Sewage disposal
plant for Bateman mfg co., Grenloch,
N. J.—Sewage disposal plant for Mr.
Henry McAdoo, Ft. Washington, Pa.—
Sewage disposal plant for the Rush
hospital at Malvern, Pa. ©1.. each
Mar. 27, 1912; I 923-927.
WHITE (T. H.) Clifton Forge, Va.
[9880
Clifton Forge, Va., first Baptist
church. © Feb. 8, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 16,
1912; K 37712.
WHITEMAN (CHRISTIE) Princeton, N. J.
[9381-9383
Princeton girl. E 6108. © Feb. 7,
1912; 2 ec. Feb. 9, 1912; K 37246.
Princeton tiger. E 6109. © Feb. 7,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1912; K 37247.
—— FE 6110. © Feb. 7, 191272
Feb. 9, 1912; K 87248.
WHITEMAN (WILLIAM H.) Port of
Spain, Trinidad. [9884-9389
Trinidad’s new island, 1-6. © Dec.
1, 1911; 1c. each Jan. 235°) “erexen
Jan. 380, 1912; J 165362-165367.
WHITING (EMMETT H.) Prentice, Wis.
[93890-9392
Deer hunting. © Jan. 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
Jan. 26, 1912; J 165182.
[2 photographs] :
Big game.—Hunter (The) © Mar.
8, 1912; 2 °c... each Mare 6, Sige
167004, 167005.
WHITMAN (WILLIAM) co., New York.
[9893-9395 —
Martha. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec Jan.
8, 1912; K 35886.
[2 prints]:
Mercury.*-Mountain. ©
1912; 2c. each Jan. 18, 3912;
35925.
WiLcox & WILLSON, Seabreeze, Fla.
[9896-9398
Jan. 16,
K 35924,
[3 photographs]:
By waving palms.—Lookout (The)
—Tropical shore. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 15, 1912; J 164614164616.
WILDE (W. A.) co., Chicago.
[9399-9408
To my valentine:
Count the daisy petals if my love
you would know.—Do I love thee?
Ask the flower.—Earth holds no other
like to thee——Flowers are love’s
truest language.—Go lovely flower tell
the one I love.—I love thee, I love
thee.—If I could have my dearest wish
fulfilled.—Sweetest flower that blows.
—Tis true I never was in love —
World is full of roses. © Jan. 15,
Boal 2c. each Feb. 23, 1912; K 37955—
7964.
WILLETT STAINED GLASS & DEC. CO.,
Pittsburgh. [9409
Design for er © 1c. Feb. 14,
1912; I 859.
152
MISCELLANEOUS
mo, 1, 1902
CLASSES, H TO K
9501
WititiaMs (C. L.) Kinmundy, III.
[9410-9418
First view taken of engine after be-
ing pulled from wreckages of Rock Is-
land private car. © Jan. 22, 1912; 2
e. Feb. 5, 1912; J 166820.
[8 photographs]:
Bottom view of private Rock Island
ear, 5.—Front end view of private
Rock Island car, 4.—I. C. wreck, 2,
3—I. ©. wreck, early morning view,
1.—Rear end view of Rock Island
private car, 6.—Second view of engine
showing opposite side, 9.—Side view
of rear end of private Rock Island car,
m © Jan. 22,1912: 1 ¢. each Jan. 27,
1 c. each Feb. 5, 1912; J 166313-—
166319, 1663821.
WILLIAMS (VirciL T.) Stevensville,
Mont. [9419
Hikeat play. © Mar. 25, 1912;:2 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1912; J 168488.
WINTER & POND co., Juneau, Alaska.
[9420-9424
Fort William H. Seward and Haines,
bird’s-eye view of, 500. © Nov. 27,
1911; 2 ¢. Jan. 18, 1912; J 167008.
Juneau from Douglas Island,
miasky, 504. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 «¢.
dane ts. 1912: J 167009.
Looking up Chilkat River, Ft. Sew-
ard in foreground, 499. © Nov. 27,
moths 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1912; J 167010.
Moonlight at White Horse, Y. T.,
m2 © Nov. 27, 1911: 2.¢. Jan. 18,
i912; J 167011.
Skagway and. A. B. Mt., 501. ©
Moms IG: 2 e. Jan. 18, 1912s, J
167012.
WISCONSIN MAUSOLEUM CONSTRUCTION
co., Milwaukee. [9425
Milwaukee, Wis.: fair view mauso-
foum: © Heb. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.. Jan. 31,
1912; K 86666.
Wiss (J.) SONs co., Newark
[9426-9430
Wiss window display. © Feb. 27,
mi Ze. Keb. 28, 1912: K 38292.
[4 prints]:
Forging shears.—Grinding shears.—
Tempering shears.—Welding shears.
© Jan. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 31,
1912; K 86683-86686.
WoEHLER (H. L.) New York.
[94381-9501
[Post cards]:
As your life unfolds before you.
[Graduation.]—Bon voyage, 1 May
you prove as good a_ sailor.—Bon
voyage, 2 [Little girl carrying satchel
and band box.]—Bon voyage, 8 AS
slow your ship steams out of port.
WoOEHLER (H. L.) —Continued.
[Post cards]—Continued.
Congratulations, 1 Most sincere con-
eratulations.—Darling little baby your
fondest wish come true.—Gesundheit.
[Little Dutch boy drinking from
stein.]|—Happy birthday, 1 [Little girl
and dog sitting.|—-Happy birthday, 2
[Little girl standing on fence.]—
Heartiest congratulations. [Girl in
graduation dress holding flowers and
diploma.—Little bird told me. Most
sincere congratulations. © Feb. 10,
ODD) 2 en veaeh: Keb: 17, 1912: 1k
3t7T1-3TT8T.
[Valentine post cards]:
To my valentine, 1. [Small Dutch
boy carrying heart on tray.]—To my
valentine, 2. [Small Dutch girl with
heart in apron.|—To my valentine, 3.
Tempus fugit.—To my valentine, 4. If
you will look, you’ll see my hook.—To
my valentine, 5. If wishes were
horses.—To my valentine, 6. [Girl at
window looking down at small boy
with flowers.—To my valentine, 7.
Union station. [Cupid carrying dress
suit cases.]—To my valentine, 8. By
wishes I’m sending this.—To my val-
entine, 9. No mono-plane would ever
do.—To my valentine, 10. [Small boy
and girl kissing.]|—To my valentine.
11. [Cupid dressed as letter car-
rier.]—Valentine greetings, 1. [Cupid
seated on heart telephoning. ]—Valen-
tine greetings, 2. Nobody loves me.—
Valentine greetings, 3. Won’t you
love me just a little—Valentine greet-
ings, 4. I guess I am in love.—Val-
entine greetings, 5. I’d like to buy
you ice cream for life.—Valentine
greetings, 6. Waiting for you.—Valen-
tine greetings, 7. [Cupid on spider
web chasing hearts.]—Valentine greet-
ings, 8 Dis is fer de only girl.—
Valentine greetings, 9. Be mine and
I’ll be thine.—Valentine greetings, 10.
Let's get away from the madding
crowd you and I. © Jan. 8, 1912; 2c.
each Jan. 10, 1912; K 35510-35530.
[9 prints]:
Ah’d wrote before.—Ah’s awful busy
since Ah came.—Ah’s leaben hurriedly
today.—Ah’s only got de time to say.—
Gee honey I’s sure feeling blue.—If
only your heart was as tender to me.—
It’s all sunshine and fair weather.—
Lonely homes awaiting you.—Time and
distance count for naught. © May. 7,
AGUA 2 ¢. each Mar.) /22.. 19125 aK
39835-39843.
[380 prints]:
And where do you come from.
Day we celebrate, Mar. 17th.
153
38722—12 1g
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9502
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7
WoEHLER (H. L.)—Continued.
[30 prints]—Continued.
Easter greeting. 1. [Chicken stand-
ing over basket of rabbits.]—Easter
greeting. 2. [Little Dutch girl hold-
ing basket, with a chicken in it, on her
arm.|]—HEHaster greeting. 38. [Two rab-
bits sitting in a straw hat.]—Easter
greeting. 4. [Rabbits peeping out of
basket.]|—Haster greeting. 5. [Chick
with egg shell on head.]—Easter-tide
greetings. 6. Chicken standing on
paper reading ‘ Haster opening ’’.]
Gee, he carries his coop on his back. ”
—Get in under the green.
How d’ye, peek-a-booh.—Hully-gee,
I’ve got the chicken-pox.
I’d hate to be a fat old hen.—I’d like
to be a flying machine.—I have to
seratech for a living.—I’m going to
borrow mother’s feathers.—I pick my
company.—I wish I stayed an egg.—lI
wonder why I can’t crow like brother. -
—Irish colleen for me.
Let’s paint the town green.
My mother was an incubator lady.
St. Patricks day greeting. 1. [Lit-
tle girl holding apron filled with sham-
rock.]—-St. Patricks day greeting. 2.
[Girl playing on harp.]—St. Patricks
day greeting. 3... [Little boy flying
kite in shape of shamrock leaf.]
That’s the finest little isle.
Valentine’ greetings. is
holding heart. ]
We love the
paw.
You are my own my shamrock girl.
© Jan. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 2, 1912;
K 36713-36742.
WOHLENBERG Lincoln,
Nebr. [9502
Chart for the transmission of steam
through pipes. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1912; I
799.
Worrr (Louis) & co., LTp., London.
[9503-9505
[Cupid
green.—Whose your
(WALTER J.)
[38 prints]:
Morning at the mill.—Tannhauser.—
Walkure.
© Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 8,
1912; K 37498-37500.
Wo.Lven (E. L.) Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
[9506, 9507
MecCaleb (Miss Ella), Secy. of Vas-
sar college:
Cabinet.—8 by 10 size. © Dec. 23,
1911; 2 c. each Feb. 1, 1912: J 165503,
165504.
Wooppury & co., Worcester. [9508
In the Berkshires. © Dec. 23, 1911;
2c. Jan. 2, 1912; J 164097.
1
Or
| Woons (Munny) Bedford City, Va.
[9509
He’s no elk. © Feb. 1; 1912--27—
Feb. 17, 1912; K 387814.
WoopDWARD & 'TIERNAN PTG. CoO., St.
Louis. [9510-9519
[Large plain and embossed prints]:
American princess.—Conquering hero
comes.—Farmers pride.—Follow the
leader.—Home savings.—Our lady fair.
—Spring blossoms.—Sure winners.—
Wake up. © Dec. 26, 1911; 2 c each
Jan. 2, 1912; K 35500-85508.
Purity. © Dee: 30,:1911> 23) 3am)
2, 1912: K. 35090;
WooLtaRD (SAMUEL FRANCIS) Wich-
ita, Kan. [9520
Zephyr. (Fable no. 15) © Mar. 19,
1912; 2 c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 40828.
Wootr’s, Chicago. [9521
Are you pinched for money. © Noy.
29, 1911; 2 c.. Dec. 1, P91 Se peer
WORLD’S BEST FILM co. See list of
moving-pictures at end of this
catalogue.
WRANITZKY (ALFONSO I.) Lockhart,
Tex. [9522, 9523
Mebane cotton. © Dec. 21, 1911; 1
@ Dec. 6, 1911; 1 c. Janie
164791.
Rogan (Judge EH. H.)
1912: 2 ex Jan. d7,d01ee
© Jan. 24;
J 164790.
YouNG (CHARLES W.), Mt. Clemens,
Mich. [9524
Fathers of Elkdom. © Jan. 8, 1912;
2 ec. Jan. 11, 1912; KK aaGu:
Y. M. C. A., Bellefonte, Pa. [9525
Bellefonte, Pa., Y. M. C. A. swim-
ming pool. ‘© Mar, 187 1912-32
Mar. 19; 1912: J 167267,
YOUNGHANS (EH. J.) Gulfport, Miss.
[9526, 9527
Gulfport. Miss., great southern hotel.
© Apr. 1, 1912; 2c. Mar, 253912 a
39926.
harbor. © Apr. 1, 191232 4
Mar. 25, 1992s Ki. 39923:
(Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun) See
Clemens (Mr. and Mrs. Wong Sun
Yue).
YUE
ZAHN (OSWALD F.) Detroit. [9528
Rear axle construction. © 1c. Mar.
&, 19123. 1° S79,
+.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 1, 1912
9719
ZDZUBLOWSKI (ANTON) Chicago.
9529
Pieciu poleglyck 27 lutego, 1861
roku w Warszawie. © Feb. 20, 1912;
2c. Mar. 7, 1912; J 167018.
ZIMMERMAN (C. E.) co., Chicago.
[9530-9719
[Cuts for ads]:
All roads lead to—
Bargain bulletin—Blanket sale.
Buy your home now.
Challenge sale.—Chance of your life
time.—Clean sweep of surplus stock.
Heonomy week.—Hstates managed
and rents collected.
Fine wheat land for sale.—Flight of
time and property.—Fresh air for the
children.
Grand fall opening.
Harvest bargain week.—Hog land.—
Home and land seekers.—Honk, honk,
sale.
Insure them against loss.—Insure
your car.—Irrigated land.
Land.—Let the wife decide.
Off with the old on with the new.—
Orchards.—Our great last chance sale.
Peace and plenty.—Pleasant neigh-
bors.—Prompt payment of insurance.
Seasons end.
i. Wee 1, 1911; 2° c. each Jan. 8,
1912; K 35408-35436.
—— Anniversary sale.-—Annual
muslin bargain week.
Bargain hunters’ carnival.—Bargain
week.
Closing out colored goods.—Closing
out wash fabrics.—Coming events.—
Compulsory reduction sale.
Decoration day week of bargains.
Hlegant Easter footwear.
Fascinating week.—Few real bar-
gains.—Footwear built on honor.—
Fourth of July, this week.
Grand annual ‘ Home sweet home,”
week.— Grand annual white sale.—
Grand July clearance—Great fur
sale.—Greatest sale ever held.
Hints on millinery.—Holiday sug-
gestious.—Homemaker’s bargain week.
June is here.
Last call.—tLittle folk’s week.—Lon-
don and Paris fashions.—Lucky bar-
gain week.
Mid-summer clearance sale.—Mid-
winter stock reduction sale.
Novelty week.
Opening exhibit.—Our annual adver-
tising sale-—Overloaded.
Prices take a tumble.
Rock bottom price week.
Sale—Sale of silks.—Spring spe-
cials.—Stock adjustment week.—Sum-
mer time bargains.
ZIMMERMAN (C. EH.) co.—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
Thanksgiving.—Thrifty housewife’s
opportunity.
Vacation bargains.
Winter is coming.
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c@ each Jan. 17,
1912; K 85857-85900.
—— Agricultural implements. — All
night stoves.—Automobile supplies.—
Axes and hatchets.
Baseball goods.—Baskets.—Beautify
your home.—Begin the yr. well.—
Brushes that last.—Builders’ hard-
ware.—Builders’ tools.—Building sup-
ply.
Canning supplies.—Carpenter’s tools.
—Children enjoy.—Chinaware and
glassware. — Cigar joy. — Consolation
week.—Corn shellers.
Dairy utensils.—Deal here and pros-
per. — Delicious perfumes. — Doorfit-
tings.
Hverything 5c and 10c.
February offerings.—Fishing tackle.
Galvanized ware.—Gas and oil
stoves— Gasoline engines.— Grain
drills. — Grinders and sharpeners. —
Gunpowder and other explosives.—
Guns, rifles and ammunitions.
jand tools—Headache cured.—
Health is too precious.—Help your doc-
tor.—Hose of all kinds.—Houseclean-
ing day.—Housecleaning time.—House-
nold necessities.
Kill that smell.
Jamps.—Lawn and porch furniture.
—Live stock equipment.
Mail orders.——Manure spreaders.—
Mill supplies.—More heat less fuel.
New tools give.—No more catarrh.
Object lesson.—Order by mail.—Or-
der by phone.—Outing requisites.
Paint that lasts.—Phone your or-
ders.—Pleasant ironing days.—Plows.
—- Postcard headquarters. — Preserve
your teeth.
Quality in drugs.
Refrigerators.—Reliable cooking
utensils.—Reliable paint.—Remember
Lincoln’s birthday and the policy.—
Rheumatic cure.—Roofing tools.
Saint Valentine’s day.—Sash and
screen door fittings._-Scales.—See the
goods behind this ad.—Shaving outfits.
—Shelf hardware.—Sick room _ sup-
plies.—Skill is necessar y.—Soap.—
Stable implements.—Stoves and ranges.
Take a tonic.—This liniment.—Tool
chests and cabinets.—Tools for all
trades.—Tools of every kind.—Trained
pharmacist.
Woman’s complaints.
159
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pt. IViaas.s eae
9719 *
ZIMMERMAN (C. E.) co.—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]|—Continued.
Your blood needs purifying.—Your
doctor’s skill—Your happy new yr.—
Your prescription.—Your toilet table.
5¢e and 10c each.
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2c. each Mar. 16,
1912; K 39315-89406.
Augers, bits and braces.
Binder twine and cordage.
Carpet sweepers.—Christmas gifts.
—Corn cutters.—Cure that corn.
Dangerous fly.
Farm wagons.—Farmer’s hand tools.
—Fertilizers.
Garden tools.
ZIMMERMAN (C. HE.) co.—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
Hardware.—Harvest time—Hay
pressers.
Mechanic’s tools—_M owers, rakes
and harrows.
Rubber goods.
Save your coal.—Skates.—Stop that
cough.—Stove repairing.
Toys.
Vehicles.
Your medicine cabinet.—Your own
cigar.
© Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 18,
1912; K 39591-39615.
156
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES.
New York.
[9720-9753
Baby and the stork. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1912; J 164467.
Billy’s stratagem. © 1c. Feb. 12,
1912; J 166224.
Blot in the ’scutcheon. © 1c. Jan.
eo. 1912; J 1652638.
Brave and bold.
1912; J 164602.
Did mother get her wish. © 1 «.
Jan. 15, 1912; J 164608.
Engagement ring. .© 1c. Mar.
a912; J 167110.
Eternal mother.
1912; J 164577.
Fatal chocolate.
1912; J 166565.
For his son.
w 165127.
Girl and her trust.
9912; J 167566.
Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch. © 1
© Mar. 23, 1912; J 167455.
Got a match? © 1c. Feb. 20, 1912
J 166564.
BIOGRAPH COMPANY,
Gib ve: Sams.
it;
Oy ici Dare) 13,
© 1c. Feb. 20,
© te. Jan.:22) 1912
© 1 ¢. Mar. 28,
Hot stuff. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1912; J
167393.
iola’s promise. © 1) ¢: Mar: 11;
mae: J. 167112.
Joke on the joker. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1912; J 164469.
Lily’s lovers. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1911;
J 165554.
Mender of nets. © 1 c. Feb. 15.
1912; J 166369.
Message from the moon. © 1 «
Mar. 1, 1912; J 166795.
Near-tragedy. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1911;
J 165553.
Old bookkeeper. © 1 c. Jan. 20,
aoi2: J 165052.
Pants and pansies. © 1c. Jan. 24,
mot2: J 165156.
Priscilla’s capture. © 1 ¢ Mar. 1,
H912: J 166794.
Root of evil.
167176.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1912:
BIoOGRAPH COMPANY—Continued.
Siren of impulse. © 1 c¢. Mar. 6,
1912; J 1670138.
Sister’s love. © 1c. Feb. T, 1912;
J 166058.
Spanish dilemma. © 1. Mar. 11,
£912 IOC,
String of pearls. © 1 ¢. Mar. §,
1912; J 167062.
Sunbeam (The)
1912; J 166712.
Tale of the wilderness.
40, 1912 > 3.164538
Cy) e): Mebi. Dis
@ A endian:
Transformation of Mike. © 1 «.
Jam: Shi 19s | 165425,
Under burning skies. © 1. Feb.
20, 1912; J 166557.
Voice from the deep. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1912; J 167394.
Who got the reward. © 1. Jan.
8, 1912; J 164468.
With a kodak. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1912;
Ji mhGalas:
ECLAIR FILM Co., Fort Lee, N. J.
[9754-9758
Aleohol, the poison of humanity. ©
Lie. als (22, 292: 165360.
Glass coffin, or The crystal casket.
[3 reels.| © 1c. each Mar. 20, 1912:
J 167297.
Insanity, or The madman. [3 reels.]
© 1 ¢. each Mar. 20, 1912: J 167295.
Miner's heart. 7 1© 2 ve. Jan. 22:
1912;°J 165360.
Redemption. [3 reels.] ©1c. each
Mar. 20, 1912; J 167296.
EDISON (THOMAS A.) INC., Orange,
a ella [9759-10026
Archibald Chubbs and the widow,
14. © Mar. 27, 1912; 2 c each Mar.
30, 1912; J 167602-167605.
At the point of the sword, 1-4. ©
1o:
Feb, 16, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 20,
J 166548-166546. :
Baby (The) 1-4. © Mar. 12, 1912;
Sc ench, Mar: (20) aot =o) 1G ato—
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pt. iV, Hass v.7
Epison (Tuomas A.) 1Nc.—Continued.
Bachelor’s Waterloo, 14. © Jan.
1G, PS ie exer atl, 200, dea
J 165023-165026.
Children who labor, 14. © Feb.
28 Ot 2 cc neneh Neb, (26, (Lona
J 166654-166657
City of Denver, the queen of the
plains, te) ©) Web. 10, O12 2.
each Feb. 16, 1912; J 166393—-166396.
Codfish industry, Newfoundland,
1-4. ©@° Jan. 5, 1912::2.e. each. aan.
20, 1912; J 165015—165018.
Commuter’s wife. 14. © Feb. 7,
1912) 2 “ec? each Web.) 16). 1912
166381-166384.
Corsican brothers, 1-4. © Feb. 9,
1912)°5 2 > e.) eaeh ‘Heb. 16, $92 * Si
166377-166380.
Cowboy’s stratagem, 1-4. © Mar. 2,
1912: 2 ce. each Mar.
167026.
Curing the office boy, 1-4.
1%; 1912:
166531-166534.
Dress suits in pawn, 1-4. © Mar.
Ay, 1912: 2c. ‘each Mar: 80, 1902: J
167598-167601.
Eleanor Cuyler,
Pigs 2 'e: each fan
164572-164575.
Everything comes LO. him who waits,
1-4, © Feb. 21, 1912; 2c. each Feb.
26, 1912; J 166650- 166653.
Father's; bluff, 1-4. ©: Jan... 24,
1912; 2c. each Jan. 30, 1912; J 165381—
165384,
Fifty
7, 1912; J 167023—
© Feb.
14. © Jan. 2,
£35, AGUAS. sek
mile ramble through the 1000
islands, St. Lawrence River, 1-4. |
Jan. 17, 1912; 2 ec. each Jan. 20, 1912;
J 165003-165006.
For the cause of the South, 14. ©
Jan. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Jan. 30, 1912:
J 1653873—165376.
For the Commonwealth, 14. ©
Mar. 15, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 20, 1912;
J 167302—167305.
Freezing auntie,
1912; 2 ec. each
164564—164567.
Heir apparent, 14. © Mar. 8,1912:
2 c. each Mar. 16, 1912: J 167224—
L622 7.
Her face, 1-3. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2c.
each Mar. 30, 1912; J 167610-167612.
Her polished family, 1-4. © Mar.
13, 1912: 2 c. each Mar. 20, 1912: J
167298-167301.
14. © Jan. 5.
TON hs ee? ae
2 c. each Feb. 20, 1912; J
Epison (THOMAS A.) 1Ne.—Continued.
His daughter, 14. © Feb. 13, 1912;
2 ec. each Feb. 20, 1912; J 166535—
166588.
His secretary, 14. © Feb. 2, 1912;
2 ce. each Feb. 6, 1912: J 16591G—
165919.
Hogan’s alley, 1-4. © Feb. 14, 1912;
2 c. each Feb. 20, 1912; J166539—
166542.
House with the tall porch, 14. ©
Mar. 22,1912; 2 c. each Mar a0) 198s
J 167606-167609.
How motion pictures are made and
shown, 1—4. © Web. 217) 1912-3 20=
each Mar. 7, 1912; J 167089-167042.
Incidents of the Durbar, Delhi,
India, 1-4.. © Mar 239 99t2 402
each Mar.. 30, 1912; J 167590-167593.
Jack and the beanstalk, 14. ©
Jan. 16, 1912; 2.¢ each Jane 20) 19025
J 165011-165014.
Jam closet, 1-4. © Mar. 2, 1912;
2 ce. each Mar. 1, 2912) 3 es6i000—
167022.
Jewels (The) 1-4. © Jan. 30, 1912;
2.¢c. each Feb. 6, 19127) 16a9e2—
165935.
Lead kindly light, 14. © Jan. 12,
1912; 2 ¢« each Jan. 20) ae
165007—165010.
Lighthouse keeper’s daughter, 1-5.
© Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c each Mar. 30;
1912; J 167613—-167615.
Little delicatessen store, 1-4.
Feb. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Peb. 20; 1912.
J 166527-—166530.
Little organist, 1-4. © Jan. 19,
1912; 2c. each Jan. 20, 1912: J 165035—
| 165038.
Lost kitten, 14. © Feb. 24, 1912;
2 e. each Mar. 7, 1912: J 167043—
167046.
Lost—three hours, 14. © Mar. 5,
1912; 2 @ each Mar. 16) 919g
167212-167215.
Lucky dog, 1-4. © Feb. 3, 1912:
2 ¢ each Feb. 6G, Tie 165920
165928.
Lure of the city, 14. © Noy. 28,
1911; 2 ce. each Dec. 15, 1911; J 164500-
164508.
Martin Chuzzlewit, pt. 1,.1-3; pt. 2,
1, 2; pt. 3, 1-5. .© Jan. 25) 192
each Feb. 20, 1912; J 166517-166526.
Max and Maurice, 14. © Jan. 10,
1912; 2c. each Jan. 18, 1912; J 164556—
| 164559.
158
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 1, 1912
10070
Epison (THomMAS A.) INc.—Continued. | EpIson (THOMAS A.) INc.—Continued.
Mother and daughters, 14. © Jan.
Poot 2 e@.. each: Feb. 6; 1912: .J
165928—165931.
My double and how he undid me,
1-4. © Feb. 28, 1912: 2 c. each Mar.
7, 1912; J 167031-167034.
New editor, 14. © Jan. 27, 1912;
2c. each Jan. 30, 1912; J 165368—
165372.
New York poultry, pigeon and pet
stock ass’n., 1-4. © Mar. 9, 1912; 2.
each Mar. 16, 1912; J 167216—-167219.
New York street cleaning, 1-4. ©
Feb. 24, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 7, 1912;
J 167035-167088.
Niagara Falls, 14. © Feb. 3, 1912;
2 c. each Feb. 6, 1912; J 165924165927.
Morse. (The) .J-4. . ©... Feb. | 20,
1912; 2c. each Feb. 26, 1912; J 166662—
166665.
- One thousand miles through the
uemies) 1-4. © Heb. 21, 1912;.2:c.
each Feb. 26, 1912; J 166658—166661.
Passing of J. B. Randall and com-
pany, 1-4. © Feb. 6, 1912; 2 c. each
Feb. 16, 1912; J 166385—166388.
Patent housekeeper, 1-4. © Mar. 9.
2o12= 2) ec. each —Mar:-16;,- 1912; J
167228-—167231.
Personally conducted, 1-4. © Mar.
ie, 1912-2 ec each Mar. 20, 1912; J
167306-167309.
Please remit, 14. © Jan. 6, 1912;
2c. Jan. 13, 1912; J 164560-164568.
Question of seconds, 14. © Jan.
mentor. e€ each Jan! 20, 1992; 7
165019—165022.
Romance of the cliff dwellers, 1-4.
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c each Jan. 13,
1912; J 164548-164551.
St. Johns, Newfoundland and its
surroundings, 1-4. © Jan. 13, 1912;
= c. each Jan. 20, 1912; J 165027—
165030.
Stolen nickel, 14. © Jan. 23, 1912;
2 e¢. each Jan. 30, 1912; J 165389-
165392.
Thirty days at hard labor, 14. ©
aan. 9, 1912° 2 e. each Jan. 13,1912:
J 164552-164555.
© Jan.
To save her brother, 1-4.
2O).m912; 2 ec. each Jan. 30, 1912; J
165385-165388.
Tommy’s geography lesson, 14. ©
Mar. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 30, 1912;
J 167594—167597.
Tony’s oath of vengeance, 14. ©
Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 7, 1912;
J 167027-167030.
Two flats, 1-4. © Jan. 3, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 18, 1912; J 164568-164571.
Uncle Hiram’s list, 1-4. © Dec. 30,
THRs Bee) Veneh| Tan.) 204s TIA sy
165031—-165034.
U. S. volunteer life saving corps,
New York city, 1-4. © Jan. 27, 1912;
aes; (eaeh tadan. 30, 1002: 3 165387 1—
165380.
Von Weber’s last waltz, 14. ©
Feb. 10, 1912; 2 c. each Feb. 16, 1912;
J 166389-166392.
Yarn of the Nancy Bell, 1-4. ©
Mar. 6191222 c.each Mar? 16, 1912 >
J 167220-167223.
I‘RENCH-AMERICAN FILM ©O., New York.
[10027, 10028
Dame (La) aux Camelias with
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, in two acts.
(a) nreels) iG) 1c: Web. 24° 1912-5
166636.
Mme. Sans-Gene with Mme. Rejane,
in three acts. (3 reels). ©1c. Feb.
24, 1912; J 166637.
HIARBECK (WILLIAM H.) Seattle.
[10029
Alaska (Panoramic views of) in
animated maps. © Jan. 27, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 14, 1912; J 166299.
IMP FILMS co., New York.
[10030-10070
After many years. © Jan. 18, 1912;
2 ej Jan. ib) 192: J 164578.
Beat at his own game. © Mar. 2,
1912; 2 @ Mar. 4, 1912; J 166891.
Broken lease. © Feb. 23, 1912; 2 ¢.
Feb. 26, 1912; J 166790.
Brown moves to town [and]
O’Brien’s busy day. © Feb. 3, 1912;
Ze) Hep: Sy 1912 2.3 165047.
Building the greatest dam in the
world... © Jan. 22, 1912; 2 c. Jan. 19,
1912; J 164817.
Call of the drum. © Mar. 17, 1912;
Ze. Mar tas Tet? i 16082.
Classical dances by Countess De
Swirsky. © Mar. 23, 1912; 2 c. Mar.
25, 1912; J 167456.
Cotton industry [and] How she mar-
ried. | © ‘Jan. 13, 1912: 2 ¢. Jan. 10,
1912: J 164477.
Day on a buffalo ranch. © Jan. 27,
19t2:, 2h Fan. 381)/ 19122 a 165409.
- Day on a buffalo ranch [and] All a’
mistake. © Jan. 27, 1912; 2 ¢. Jan.
22, 19123) 3 165058:
Deserted shaft. © Jan. 15, 1912;
2ce. Jan. 10, 1912; J 164478.
159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10071
IMP FILMS co.—Continued.
Far from the beaten track. © Mar.
4, 1912% 2 6. Mar 5, 2ot2 = 3S. 166914.
Helpmge hand. © Feb. 5, 1912; 2: «.
Feb. 7, 1912; J 165941.
Home strike breakers. © Mar. 9,
1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 11, 1912; J 167084.
I wish I had a girl [and] Flag of
distress. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2 c. Jan.
15, 1912; J 164579. :
Ice boating on Shrewsbury River.
© iPeb. 24-1912 > 2 -¢. Web. Ve. 1912
J 166789.
Immigrant’s violin. © Feb. 26,
1912: 2 ¢e. Feb. 28, 1912 °F 166713.
Kid and the sleuth. © Jan. 29,
Wie; 2 ce. Jan, 27 1912- J 165201.
ie. (The). <C)*Web. 22-1912; ) 2. c:
Feb. 24, 1912; J 166596.
Man from the west. © Mar. 18,
L252 °c. Mar. 19,-19t2* scan 9.
Mrs. Matthews dressmaker. © Feb.
8; 1012s 2-e. Keb. Tt, 2912 °F 165942.
Modern highwayman. © Feb. 19,
1912; 2 ¢. Feb. 20, 1912; J 166503.
Perey learns to dance. © Mar. 16,
agi: fe. Mar. 18, 1912: J. 167235.
Power of conscience. © Feb. 1,
Hot2; 2. ¢. Jan. 26, 19123 J 165166.
Pushmobile race in Savannah ©
Pep tt, A912 2. co heb: 20," I912 <5
166700.
Reflections from the firelight. ©
Hep, Ate Ot? 2. rept @. Totes F
166201.
Rhoda Rayal’s trained horses. ©
Mar 9) A9i2* 2. “Mar. Et Agios 7
167083.
Right clue. © Mar. 2,
Mar. 4, 1912; J 166892.
Romance of an old maid. © Mar.
2a, 1912+ 2 &, Mar, 236, 1012 7F 167491.
Rose of California. © Feb. 29,
R912 2 Cc. Mar. a: 1912: I T6R788:
Shamus O’Brien. © Mar. 14, 1912:
2c. Mar. 14, 1912; J 167144.
Tables turned. © Feb. 17, 1912; 2
ce. Feb. 20, 1912; J 166701.
Tankville constable. © Mar. 23,
1912; 2 ce. Mar: 25, 1912: J 167457.
Tea industry. © Feb. 10, 1912: 2 ¢.
Feb. 12, 1912; J 166567.
Tempted but true. © Mar. 28, 1912:
2c. Mar. 30, 1912; J 167584.
LORE 2 ae
Through the flames. © Feb. 15.
1912; 2 c. Feb. 16; 1912° J 166873.
Timely repentance. © Mar. 11,
2912; 2c. Mar. 12,1912: J A678.
pt. IV, B.S
IMP FILMS co.—Continued.
U. S. cavalry horses. © Mar. 16,
1912; 2 ec. Mar, 18, 191235 16722
Where paths meet. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2e@. Apr. 2, 1912: J 167694.
Who wears them. © Feb. 10, 1912;
2 e. Feb. 12, 1912; J 166568.
Worth of a man. © Jan. 25, 1912;
2e. Jan. 19, 1912; J 164816.
INDEPENDENT MOVING PICTURE CO., New
York. [10071-10074
In the northern woods. © Jan. 11,
1912; 2.¢. Jan.°6, 19925 Filter oon:
Playing the game [and] Back to his
own home town. © Jan. 6, 1912; 2 c.
Jan. 2, 1912; J 164088.
Trinity (The) «© Jan 4. 19123.
Jan. 2, 1912; J 164089.
Winning miss. © Jan. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Jan. 6, 1912; J 164368.
JOHNSON-F LYNN FEATURE FILM CO., Chi-
cago. [10075
Johnson (Jack) and Jim Flynn up
to date. © 1 c« Mar, 20> 1912-3)
167289.
NAT’L FILM DISTRIBUTING Co., New
York. [10076-10079
Paradise, pts. 1,2. ©1c. each Feb.
1, 1912; J 166022, 166022)
Purgatory, pts. 1, 2. © 1296) ace
Feb. 1, 1912; J 166024, 166025.
New YORK MOTION PICTURE CO., New
York. [10080-10088
Battle of the red men, pts: 12)
Mar, 8, 1912; 2 c. Mar Soya
167052.
Cell no. 13, pts: 1, 2. @°1 Geerem
Mar. 4, 1912; J 166886, 166887.
Deserter (The) pts. 1, 2." (© Mar
15,1912; 2 & each Mar 16, 49123
167154.
Indian massacre, pts. 1, 2. © Mar.
1. 1912; 2c Feb. 29, 1912° J 1667
Mysteries of soul, pts. 1-3. ©1.«
eich Mar. 4, 1912; J 166S8S8—166890.
War on the plains, pts. 1, 2. © Feb.
23, 1912; 2c. each Pt. 1, Pete 2m eae
each Pt. 2, Mar. 4, 1912; J 166584.
Ors (INGVALD C.) New York.
[10089-10108
Call of a woman, pts. 1-3. ©1464
each Jan. 16, 1912; J 164799-164801.
Convicts no. 10 and no. 13, pts. 1-3.
© 1c. each Mar. 1, 1912: J 166791—
166798.
160
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 1, 1912
Ors (INGvALD C.)—Continued.
Fatal lie, pts. 1-3. © 1c. each Feb.
| 26, 1912; J 166646—-166648.
Fisherman and his sweetheart, pts.
io © 1 c. each Mar. 22, 1912; J
167403-167405.
Through trials to victory, pts. 1, 2.
© 1 ec. each Feb. 9, 1912; J 166135,
166136.
Vengeance, pts. 1-3. © 1 c¢. each
Feb. 21, 1912; J 166581—166583.
When passion blinds honesty, pts.
Po Oot Gc each Feb. 3, 1912;).J
165548-—165550.
Powers (P. A.) New York.
[10109, 10110
George (St.) and the dragon, pts.
2. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar.
aol J 166916, 166917.
100119
Prieur (R.) New York. [10111-10114
Queen of criminals, pts. 1-4. ©1«¢
each Mar. 13,.1912; J 167140-167148.
RAISING THE MAINE FILM oco., New
York. [10115
Floating of the battleship Maine.
©1ece. Mar. 8, 1912; J 167063.
Stroup (W. J.) Rock Springs, Wy.
[10116-10118
Buneh of four thousand elk. ©
lic. Apr. 9, 1912; J 167991.
©le
Buneh of one thousand elk.
a wild eat with
Apr, 9; 19125 J 167990.
Hunting down
hounds. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1912; J 167992.
WORLDS BEST FILM-COo., Chicago.
[10119
Wreck of the Aurora, or The coffin
ships) @i Mar. a, 19t2°':2 ‘ec. Heb: (28:
1912; J 166714.
Summary siatement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1912.
Number of entries of Reproductions of works of art _____
i)
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
Direc neGTeLen oe sD ALD NG LE
Number of entries of Photographs (including 192 unpublished)
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 1,498
contributions to periodicals) _________
161
AIPrIAA Mir
10120-17465
Hi BRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK
OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A
SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHOTO-
GRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
1912
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 7, No. 2
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1912
The Act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any.
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
oe gs Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
quarterly, is arranged in three alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of
titles, as follows:
I. Containing Class G, Works of art (giving a list of the photographs or other iden-
tifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copyright
of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works of art).
II. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs (except
Moving pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
III. Containing titles for Moving pictures.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘‘H,”’
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’”’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of
a scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’’ Class J, Photographs; and ‘‘K,’’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©’’ implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication. ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands for copyright registration of
an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the photo-
graph or other identifying reproduction; and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only 1 copy of
the pictorial contribution is required.
The annual index of proprietors, portraits and principal artists is furnished for this
part in the final issue for the year. The subscription price for part 4, which must be
for the complete calendar year, is $0.50 a year, payable in advance to the Superintendent
of Documents by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
(II)
NOTICE.
The Return to Copyright Claimants of Copyright Book Maps, Photo-
graphs, and Other Articles.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Src. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under
the provisions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this
Act, the Librarian of Congress shall determine what books and other
articles shall be transferred to the permanent collections of the
Library of Congress, including the law library, and what other books
or articles shall be placed in the reserve collections of the Library ct
Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other govern-
mental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sxc. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided,
together with all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the
Librarian of Congress and the register of copyrights jointly shall,
at suitable intervals, determine what of these received during any
period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve in the permanent
files of the copyright office, and, after due notice, as hereinafter pro-
vided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed
in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November,
inclusive, a statement of the years of receipt of such articles and a
notice to permit any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful
claimant to claim and remove before the expiration of the month of
December of that year anything found which relates to any of his
productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this
Act: And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished
work shall be destroyed during its term of copyright without spe-
cific notice to the copyright proprietor of record, permitting him to
claim and remove it. |
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, photograph, or other
article deposited for copyright registration in the Office of the
Librarian of Congress during the years 1880 to 1889, inclusive, that
Bany such author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant
may send to the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title
of the copyright book, map, photograph, or other article, the year
fin which copyright registration was made, and, if possible, the
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number under which such copyright book, map, photograph, or
other article was entered for copyright, with a request for its return.
On receipt of such information and request, such copyright book,
map, photograph, or other article will be returned to the author.
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has been
otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, photo-
graph, or other article should be made as early as possible during
the year 1912. If no such application has been received during said
year, such copyright book, map, photograph, or other article may be
disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frsruary 1, 1912.
(Iv)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or
other lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodi-
cals named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indi-
cated in the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress.
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
Only the dupli-
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies
indicated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
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LISt oF CoPYRIGHTED WEEKLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
aemear eT ele ee
American lumberman.
© American lumberman.
American sportsman’s journal.
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Ave Maria.
© Daniel BE. Hudson.
Boys of New York.
© Frank Tousey ; Tousey & Small; Norman L. Munro & co.
Christian herald.
B. J. Ferney; Jos. Spurgeon; Benjamin Aitken; Charles
Walton; M. Baxter; Louis Klopsch.
Cnristian register.
© Christian register assn.
Christian union.
© J. B. Ford & co.; Christian union pub. co.; New York and
Brooklyn pub. co.; Christian union co.
Churchman (The)
© Churchman co.
Commercial and financial chronicle.
© Wm. B. Dana & co.; Wm. B. Dana co.
Congregationalist (The), also entitled Christian world.
© W. L. Green & co.; Congregational Sunday school pub. soc.
Dry goods economist.
© Textile pub. co.
Farm and home.
© Phelps pub. co.
Farm implement news.
© Farm implement news co.
Fishing gazette.
© George E. Jennings; George E. J ennings & co.
Forest and stream.
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Illustrated Buffalo express.
© G. E. Matthews & co.; J. N. Matthews co.
Illustrated police news.
© Alden pub. co.; Ilustrated police news pub. co.; John Stet-
son; Publisher of Illustrated police news.
Judge.
© Arkell pub. co.; Judge pub. co.; Judge co.
(Vv)
1901-1909
1879-1880
1880-1909
1874-1894
1878-1909
1903-1904
1870-1893
1901-1909
1880-1909
1900-1909
1892-1909
1886-1909
1887-1909
1897-1909
1880-1909
1893-19085
1878-1904
1885-1909
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Legal intelligencer.
© Edward P. Allinson; Howard W. Page.
Mining reporter.
© W. W. Pollock; Mining reptr. pub. co.; Industrial ptg. &
pub. co.; Indus. reptr. co.
National live stock reporter.
© Philip H. Hale.
National nurseryman.
© Natienal nurseryman pub. co.; C. L. Yates.
National police gazette.
© Publisher of Natl. police gazette; Rich’d K.
New England homestead.
© Orange Judd co.
New York clipper.
© Rebecca H. Queen; F. Queen pub. co.
New York family story paper, also entitled Family
© Norman L. Munroe; Norman L. Munro & co.
New York fireside companion. |
© Geo. Munro; Geo. Munro’s sons.
New York ledger.
© Rob’t Bonner; Rob’t Bonner sons.
Orange Judd farmer.
© Orange Judd co.
Puck.
© Keppler & Schwarzmann.
Railway and locomotive engineering.
© Angus Sinclair co.
Scientific American.
© Munn & co.
Scientific American supplement.
© Munn & co.
Shipping illustrated.
© Shipping illustrated co.
Shoe and leather reporter.
© Dexter & co.; Isaac H. Bailey; Shoe and leather reporter ;
Coach harness and saddlery.
Sporting life.
© Geo. M. Spidell; Sporting life pub. co.
Street and Smith’s New York weekly, also entitled New York
weekly.
© Street and Smith.
Sunday companion.
© Sunday companion pub. co.
Sunday magazine.
© Ervin Wardman; Associated Sunday magazines, inc.
Sunday school times.
© Sunday school times; John D. Wattles; John D. Wattles
& CO.
Svenska Amerikanska posten.
© S. J. Turnblad.
Texas siftings.
© Street and Knox; Texas siftings pub. co.; Geo. W. A. Yates,
jr.; Robert E. Morgan.
Tobacco.
© T. H. Qelano pub. co.
Town topics.
© Town topics pub. co.
Trade register.
© Trade register, inc.,; Wood and Ackman; Lovett M. Wood.
Weekly florists review.
© Florists’ pub. co.; G. L. Grant.
Yale alumni weekly.
Yale alumni weekly.
Youths companion.
© Perry Mason & co.; Perry Mason co.
story paper.
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i ee ec ee
1892-1909
1887-1907
1892-1893
1893-1909.
1878-1909
1894-1909
1882-1909
1872-1909
1870-1903
1870-1898
1895-1909
1878-1909
1901—190-£
1887-1909
1887-1909
1905-1909
1870-1896
1881-1904
1870-1909
1906-1909
1898-1909
1875-1909
1897-1906
1882-1897
1887-1904
1893-1909
1898-1909
1897-1905
1899-1909
1890-1909
CLASS G
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OF DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
ADICKES (WILLIAM), Newark, N. J. AMERICAN RED Cross, Washington.
[10120 [10128-10132
New York City and vicinity. [Pano- | Exposition medal; by Gutzon Borg-
ramic view of New York, Jersey City ; lum. [Circular medal embellished
and Long Island.] © 1 Apr. 10, | with shield at base of laurel wreath,
1512; G 40459. and cross at top.]
First aid medal: by Gutzon Borg-
lum. [Circular medal showing two
women supporting wounded man, be-
low two crosses and inscription, “ First
aid.’’] .
Medal for delegates to IX Interna-
tional Red Cross conference; by Gut-
zon Borglum. [Circular medal havy-
ing shield across center embellished
with cross on eagle displayed. ]
Medal of merit; by Gutzon Borglum.
[Circular medal embellished with
three crosses, boughs above and laurel
branches below inscription, ‘‘ Merit,
awarded for service.’ | ;
Obverse of all four medals designed
for the American Red Cross; by Gut-
zon Borglum. [Red Cross knight
kneeling near horse, giving bowl of
ADLER (I..) Bros. & co., Rochester,
Nix, [10121
Before the game. [Man in shirt-
Sieeves standing by two men in over-
coats.] ©l1e. June 21, 1912; G 41170.
AEOLIAN co., New York. [10122
Beethoven moonlight sonata, by
Jeannes de Tahy. [Man seated at
table with pen in hand surrounded by
heads of women and children made
visible by light from moon.] © 1 «.
Mar. 29, 1912; G 40399.
ALDRICH (G. AMES), New York.
[10123-10125
Day in spring. [Woman plucking
flowers near cottages along bank of
Stream spanned by arched _ stone
bridge.] ©1c. June 7, 1912; G 41019. | water to sick man. ]
On the canal bank. [Two Dutch © 1c each May 8, 1912; G 40880—
windmills along bank of canal near | 40884.
‘which two men are piling lumber.] ©
1c June 7, 1912; G 41020.
Sunset glow. [Dutch windmill on
bank of river lit up by light from
bright clouds above horizon.] © 1 «.
June 7, 1912; G 41018.
|
ANDERSON (FRANK C.), Kansas City,
Mo. [10133
Waiting. [Jesus wearing crown of
thorns, with lantern in hand, standing
outside of closed door.] © 1c. Apr.
22, 1912; G 40738.
ANDREW (T. O.), Kellerton, Ia. [10184
Life’s railway; by Dug Higgins.
[Railroad leading toward city in dis-
tance, with switch turning to stream
ae dette Oot ei tJune 21,) 19125 G
41251.
ALEXANDER (JOHN W.), New York.
10126
Adams (Maude). [Full-length front
portrait of woman in loose dress stand-
ing with hands clasped over breast.]
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40624.
AMBERG (LouIS) & SON, New York.
[10127 | ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN., St.
Ole Jim pup; by J. Jusko. [Sculp- Louis. [10135, 10136:
tured grotesque figure of long-eared Horse-power ferry ; by O. E. Berning-
dog with collar about neck, seated on | haus. [Ferry-boat propelled by horse-
its haunches.] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1912; G | power crossing river.] © 1 e. June 3.
40449. * 1912; G 40994.
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ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN.—
Continued.
Transporting supplies in the wilds
of Maine; by EK. Berninghaus.
[Four horses drawing flat-boat loaded
with goods down forest stream.] ©
1 ce. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40601.
ARrtHuRS (S. M.), New York. [10137
Old and the new. [Elderly man,
with woman, in buggy whipping horse
which is frightened by approaching
automobile.] © 1c. May 6, 1912; G
40808.
ASHTON (H. L.), Kansas City, Mo.
[10138
You can’t kick me aroun’. [Statu-
ette of bull-dog seated on base with
inscription.] ©1e. May 11, 1912; G
40856.
BAcHE (J. H. V.), Bound Brook, N. J.
[10139
Old man of New Jersey. [Map of
New Jersey drawn to represent a
man’s head.] © 1c. June 20, 1912;
G 41224.
BARNARD (FLORENCE IRENE), Kansas
City, Mo. [10140
Party politics; by H. A. Garvey.
[Teddy bear kicking a hound dog.]
©i1c. June 12, 1912; G 41191.
Braty (C. A.), Chicago. [10141
Quit kickin’ my houn’ aroun’. [Stat-
uette of lean lank long-eared dog
sitting erect on haunches.] © 1 «.
Mar. 22, 1912, Apr. 15, 1912; G 40602.
BrEcK (RAPHAEL), Buffalo. [10142
Commerce passing through the Isth-
mus of Panama. [Large ship under
full sail approaching Isthmus of Pan-
ama.] ©1c. May 1, 1912; G 40834.
BECKER (CARL), New York. [10148
Adam and Eve. [Little girl seated
on grass by small boy holding apple
which he is biting.] © 1c. June 8,
1912; G 41034.
BENEKER (GERRIT A.), Arlington, N. J.
[10144, 10145
Fan (The). [Man wearing straw
hat, with clinched fist raised, laugh-
ing.] ©1c. Apr. 10, 1912; G 40456.
Opening of the Panama Canal.
Painting showing modern battleship
emerging from locks of canal. © 1 «.
June 7, 1912; G 41022.
BENJAMIN (—), Benton Marbor, Mich.
[10146
Shepherd of the sheep. [Bust por-
trait, front view, of Jesus.| ©1«.
Apr. 29, 1912; G 41190.
BERGE (EpwarD), Baltimore. [10147
Piéta. [Statue group of Mary kneel-
ing, holding head and hand of Christ.]
©1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40608.
BERMEL (JOSEPH), New York. [10148
Vollkommer monument. [Monu-
ment having large Celtic cross on cen-
ter of slab with passion flowers carved
thereon and a wreath at each side.]
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1912; G 40626.
BISWANGER (C. THEODORE), Philadel-
phia. [10149
Pastorius monument; by C. T. Bis-
wanger and Adolfo Di Nesti. Trian-
gular obelisk, upon round base, sup-
porting three allegorical figures seated
and three standing heroic figures. ©
1 ec. May 24, 1912; G 40928.
BLACKMORE (ARTHUR FE), New York.
[10150-10173
Frithiof’s saga, no. 1. “ Hyening
steals upon me,” King Bele said. King
ele standing, leaning upon sword,
with Thorstein seated beside him,
both on high seat in king’s hall. ©1
c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40748.
——no. 2. “ Ye sons,” the king said
gently. King Bele standing, advising
his sons, with Thorstein seated on
high seat of King Bele’s hall. ©1e.
Apr. 27, 1912; G 40749.
no. 8. These words then Thor-
stein uttered in clear tones. Thor-
Stein, standing by King Bele’s chair,
gives advice to his son Frithiof. © 1
c. Apr. 27, 1912; G@ 40750.
nos. 4, 5. Angervadil and Arm-
ring. [Frithiof’s two swords; Anger-
vadil with flashing hilt, and Arm-ring
with serpent-shaped ring coiled around
blade.] ©1c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40751.
no.6. Ye king’s lovely Ingeborg,
the people’s pride, I chose... to be
my bride. Frithiof, with his foster
brother Bjorn at his side, standing be-
fore kings Helge and Halfdan, seated
among warriors on mountain side, re-
questing the hand of Ingeborg in mar-
riagé. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40752.
no. 7. Then Helge uprose and
replied with scorn. Frithiof and Bjorn
standing, facing kings Helge and Half-
dan at right surrounded by warriors
and excited... © 1c. Apr. 27, 1912-56
40753.
——no. 8. * Thy servant, no, never,”
was Frithiof’s reply. Frithiof stand-
ing with back turned to kings Helge
and Halfdan, his sword drawn, ready
to cleave in twain the shield of Helge
hanging on tree limb. ©1 ec. Apr. 27,
1912; G 40754.
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10176
BracKkMorRE (ArtTHUR E.)—Continued.
no. 9. ‘*The daughter he left I
would choose for my bride.” King
Ring standing, addressing his court,
with bards having harps seated on
steps of high seat and women at table
in background. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1912;
G 40755.
no. 10. “ Frithiof, are thou still
unheeding all thy foster-father’s plead-
ing”? Frithiof and Bjorn are playing
chess while Hilding stands entreating
Frithiof to aid Helge in fighting king
Ring. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40756.
no. 11. ‘“ King Bele’s sons may
go sequestering . the peasants’
aid.” Frithiof, defying Helge’s com-
mands, crosses over to Balder’s conse-
erated ground, passes his statue and
goes to visit Ingeborg. ©1e. Apr. 27.
1912; G@ 40757.
no. 12. ‘‘ Come loved one, come
and let me press thee.” Frithiof, with
arm around Ingeborg, passes through
falder’s grove, by temple, toward boat
inesiredm nearby. © 1 ¢. Apr.’ 27,
1612; G 40758.
no. 13. ‘‘ Kiss me and let my
burning passion kindle thy soul to per-
fect bliss.” Frithiof and Ingeborg
seated on bench in Balder’s grove near
temple embracing, their faces lit up
by moonlight reflected from stream
nearby. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40759.
——no. 14. “See daybreak comes.”
Frithiof seated by Ingeborg, at foot of
tree on river bank, with left arm about
her shoulders and right hand raised.
© 1c. June 6, 1912; G 41006.
no. 16. “‘ Farewell my love, be
not forgetful.” Frithiof standing un-
der large trees on bank of stream,
holding Ingeborg’s hand in both of his
and looking intently at her. © 1 «.
June 6, 1912; G 41007.
in low-cut
ne. 27: [Woman
dress, with cloak thrown back expos-
ing bare arms and jewels at side, ap-
proaching edge of forest stream.] ©
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40607.
no. 18. “At last I welcome thee.”
Frithiof stands angrily grasping his
cloak while Ingeborg rests her hands
on each of his shoulders and looks up
isto his face. ©1c. June 6, 1912; G
41008.
no. 19. “And take in memory of
our childhood love my arm ring here.”
Frithiof standing on bank of stream,
A
GLACKMORE (ARTHUR E.)—Continued.
no. 20. “Autumn has come.”
Ingeborg, with right to bosom and left
extended, standing alone on _ beach
where angry sea is dashing against
large rocks along shore. © 1c. June
6, 1912; G 41010.
——no. 22. “Sit here with me
beautiful hunter and look at the sea.”
Ingeborg seated on large rock by the
sea holding falcon on left hand. ©
1c. June 6, 1912; G 41011.
weather
NO,i2o;)) pklard’s’ the
brothers.” Frithiof standing on board
his ship, Hllida, with dragon head
prow and striped sail, while behind
him are his shield bearing warriors
ready for attack. ©l1c. June 6, 1912;
G 41012.
no. 24. “Brighter was the
journey.” Frithiof standing in front
of his warriors on ship, Ellida, talking
to Bjorn seated at helm. ©1c. June
6, 1912; G 41018.
no. 27. “Strike with keel of
copper, gore the conjured whale.”
Frithiof leaning forward with left
hand on bow of Ellida and sword in
right ready to stab sea dragon which
ship strikes and kills. © 1c. June 6,
1912; G 41014.
no. 28. ‘“‘ Bravely done, Ellida.”
Frithiof standing alone on deck of his
ship, Ellida, gives it thanks for de-
stroying the sea dragon. ©1ec. June
6, 1912; G 41015.
no. 80. “I see the billows rid-
ing.” Halvar, the watchman, standing
with horn in left hand and right over
brow, watching ship, Ellida, coming in
distance, ‘©’ .e. ‘June 6, 1912-. G
41016.
Buiss, FaByan & co., Boston. [10174
Girl standing on golf course, by
Archie Gann. [Girl standing with
right hand on hip and golf stick in
left.] ©1c. June 11, 1912; G 41051.
BLUE VALLEY CREAMERY CO., Chicago.
[10175
Salut d’amour. [Half-length, front
view portrait of girl in Summer dress
holding wine-glass in left hand.] ©
tie. Mian, 27. 1902" G 40351.
BLtuM (CHARLES), Philadelphia.
[10176
Moving the Liberty Bell from Phila-
delphia to Allentown in 1777; by
Gatchel and Manning. [Men convey-
ing large bell on wagon drawn by four
near large rock, placing arm ring on | horses, accompanied by cavalry and
Ingeborg’s left arm. © 1c. June 6, | footmen.]. © 1 c. Mar. 30, 1912: G
1912; G 41009. 40400.
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BorETTIGER (M.), New York.
[10177-10205
American beauties; by Harold Greg-
son. [Young woman wearing mantilla,
and resting chin on arms filled with
American beauty roses. |
Beatrice; by T. Faschingbaur. [Back
profile bust portrait of girl with rose
in hair. |
Diamond circlet; by G. F. Kaber.
[Girl seated in arm-chair looking up
at young man placing diamond ring on
her finger. |
Ever gladness, never sadness; by
G. F. Kaber. [Bridal couple in ear-
riage in shower of flowers. |
Fair pilot; by Harold Gregson. [Girl
with bouquet of flowers seated at
steering-wheel in automobile. ]
First rose; by T. Faschinger. [Pro-
file bust portrait of young woman hold-
ing rose to chin. }
First thrill; by G. F. Kaber. [Young
woman seated on rustic bench reading
book as young man approaches in pur-
suit of tennis ball.]
Flora; by Carroll. [Three-quarter
view of girl in gauze dress seated near
bewl of flowers resting elbow on table. ]
Floradora; by Gallileo Galli. [Bust
portrait, three-quarter view, of young
woman, in low-cut dress, with hair
puffed. |
From land and sea; by Carl Jung.
[Lobster lying by dish filled with va-
rious fruits. ]
Full of mischief; by James Fagan.
[Girl playing with kitten in work-bas-
ket. |
Gloria; by G. Guerzoni. [Profile
bust. portrait of girl wearing jewel
head-dress. |
Happy family; by A. V. Rieasen.
[Little girl seated in arm-chair with
one puppy in lap and others playing
about her feet.]
Happy nest; by G. FF. Kaber.
[Young man seated by bedside of his
wife admiring the baby. }
He is coming; by Harold Gregson.
[Girl, with feather boa about neck,
standing, looking over gate. ]
Her favorite mount; by
Philipp [Young woman in
habit feeding horse from hand. ]
Little minstrel; by Franz Wurbel.
[Small boy playing mandolin while
two little girls in arm-chair listen. ]
Carl F,
riding
BoeErriceR (M.)—Continued.
Marcia; by Carroll. [Half-length
front portrait of girl in Summer dress
with veil over head and fan on arm.]
Mineola cart; by G. F. Kaber. Horse
drawing mineola cart occupied by two
young women.
Minnehaha; by James Fagan.
| Three-quarter view of girl with
feathers in hair, which is braided over
each shoulder. }
Outward bound; by Romin. Schooner
under full sail moving away from
shore.
Prairie rose; by James Fagan.
[Three-quarter view of girl wearing
feather-trimmed bat turned up at
side and low-cut dress, with cane in
right hand. ]
Ready
Gregson.
ing pony. ]
for the park; by Harold
[Little girl in buggy driv-
Roxana; by G. Guerzoni. [Front
bust portrait of girl holding bunch of
flowers to cheek and smiling. ]
Take your choice; by Carl Jung.
[Fruit dish filled and surrounded by
various fruits. ]
Unele Sam; by C. Wolff. [Man
wearing beaver hat, striped vest and
cutaway coat, standing with right hand
in pant’s pocket and pointing with
left. |
Under full sail; by Ay yon
[Man standing by row-boat on shore
watching ship with sails spread, at
distance. |
Vacation days; by Carl F. Philipp.
[Girl with milk bucket on arm leaning
against fence reading letter. ]
Welcome news: by James Fagan.
[Young girl standing by side of el-
derly lady reading a letter.]
© 1c each Mayi 27) hia
40839-40867.
30HM (Max), Cleveland. [10206
New England town-meeting in early
days. [Man from group at right ap-
proaching group at left where men are
casting slips of paper in hat held by
boy.] ©1c. May 7, 1912; G 40832.
Boors PURE DRUG CO., LTD., Nottingham,
England. [10207-10209
Glory of the night; by Alex. Mac-
lean. Landscape with trees and pond
in foreground reflecting the moonlight.
©l1c. June 24, 1912; G 4117s.
168
WORKS
mo. 2, 1912
Boots PURE DRUG Co., LTD.—Continued.
Over the moonlit sea; by Alex. Mac-
lean. Ship at distance on stretch of
sea which reflects light of moon emerg-
ing from behind cloud. © 1 ¢. June
24, 1912; G 41175.
Silent moon; by Alex. Maclean.
Landscape depicting a wet country
road with moonlight reflected from
pools of water. © 1c. June 24, 1912;
G 41174.
Bosworth (ARTHUR H.), Springfield.
Mass. : [10210
His hat [big stick beneath crown
labeled, “His hat,” and surmounted
by letter R.] © 1.¢ June 7, 1912;
G 41023.
Boyce (THomas F.), Oakland, Cal.
[10211
Panama Bill. [Grotesque drawing
of fat man standing cross-legged. with
eane in hand, smoking cigar.] © 1.
Apr. 8, 1912; G 41223.
BRADLEY (JESSIE C.), Oakland, Cal.
[10212
Seal rocks, San Francisco. [Fig-
ures of seals carved on irregular piece
ee rock.| “© 1c. June 24, 1912;'G
41176.
BRECKENRIDGE (HucH H.), Philadel-
phia. rtO2Ns
Smith (Edgar Fahs). _ [Portrait.
front view, of man seated at desk in
library with pen in right hand.] ©
d ec. June 5, 1912; G 41008.
Brett (H. M.), New York. [10214
After a long voyage. [Woman and
small boy, with large dog, standing on
pier, near workmen, greeting sailor
just returned from vessel anchored in
harbor.] ©1c. June 8, 1912; G 41035.
BRINKER (C. G.), San Francisco.
PROD
Line of ships turning searchlights
on city of San Francisco; by Leo Kru-
mel. [City lit up by lights from line
of steamships.| © 1c. June 6, 1912;
G 41017.
BRYANT-SARGENT, Independence, Mo.
[10216
Kicked enough; by Annie May
Bryant. [Oval plaque showing head
of a hound dog, in bas-relief.] © 1c.
June 20, 1912; G 41168.
BUNNER (RupoteH F.), South Salem,
NY. [10217
May your ships come in this happy
New Year. [One cupid at bow and
another at helm of loaded ship under
Bail} © 1 c¢. Apr. 27, 1912; 'G 40747.
OF ART
10234
CAMPBELL (JOSEPH) co., Camden, N. J.
[10218-10231
Careful Carrie. [Little girl in short
aress and sash—carrying bowl. ]
Careful Charlie. [Small boy, with
spoon in right hand and dish of soup
in left, running. |
Chef Jimmy. [Boy in ehef’s
stirring spoon in large bowl.]
Hasty Harriet. [Little girl with
bowl of soup in hands running, fol-
lowed by small dog.]
Hungry Hallie. [Small boy tilting
piate to his mouth. ]
Hurrying Harry. [Small boy run-
ning with plate under arm.]
Jolly Joe. [Front view of boy with
spoon in right hand and bowl in left,
running. |
Lazy Lizzie. [Small boy pulling lit-
tle girl on wheel-barrow. ]
Orator Ollie. [Small boy standing,
with hand extended, looking over left
shoulder. ]
Pleasant Polly. [Little girl in large
hat and short dress carrying bowl of
soup and smiling. ]
Rushing Ruth. [Little girl running
with bowl of soup in both hands. ]
garb
Satisfied Sammy.
ing near empty
hands on breast. ]
Suffragette Susie. [Little girl stand-
ing with right hand extended looking
up. |
Trotting Tilly. [Profile of little girl
in short dress and sash, running with
plate in hands. ]
1 e. each June 19, 1912; G
41148-41150, 41153-41155, 41157, 41158,
41160-41165.
[Small boy stand-
dish pressing both
CARLSON (OscaAaR L.) Lynn, Mass.
[10232
Seal of Andover Academy, Andover,
Mags. [Sunburst above flowering
shrubbery. bee-hive and scroll, in let-
tered circle.] © 1 ¢. Mar. 30, 1912;
G 40603.
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE, Pittsburgh.
[10233
Robbers (The) [Two men with filled
bags on back sneaking along by castle
wall.] ©1c. Apr. 10, 1912; G 40462.
Carr (Myra Mussr~rMANn), New York.
. [10234
Owl-head bookends. [Statuette of
owl’s head with rectangular base.] ©
1c. May 8, 1912; G 40845.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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CASTAGNOLI (JOHN), San Diego, Cal.
[10235
Uncle Sam. [Statue of Uncle Sam
holding flag in left hand and standing
astride large hat with crown cut to
represent Panama canal] © 1 «
May 29, 1912; G 41041.
CHURCH (ANGELICA SCHUYLER), New
York. [10286, 10237
Memorial temple over statue.
[Statue of Mark Twain in pergola
with Doric columns.] ©1e. Apr. 16,
1912; G 40604.
Twain (Mark). [Medallion show-
ing left profile bust of Mark Twain in
bas-relief]. "© 2 ¢ “July! 2) 1912= G4
41231.
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York. [10238-10243
Black swans. [Girl thinly clad, with
staff in hand, kneeling on bank of
pond feeding swans.] © 1. June 8,
1912; G 40985.
Ideal head. [Drawing of bust, in
profile, of girl with hair hanging
down back and kalo behind head.]
© 1c. June 3, 1912; G 40988.
Our artist. [Young girl in sun-bon-
net and summer dress sitting on bank
surrounded by flowers, sketching Cupid
seated on low limb of tree.] © 1.
June 3, 1912; G 40986.
Oyster stew. [Cupid making oyster
stew while two little birds on limb and
hear cub with plate look on.] ©1e.
June 38, 1912; G 40989.
Painting in decorative frame. [Bust
portrait of young girl wearing sun-
bonnet, in circle surrounded by field
of hollyhocks.] © 1c. June 3, 1912;
G 40984.
Strawberry souffle. [Cupid making
strawberry souffle while two birds sit
on limb nearby and bear cub stands
waiine. |. to. 2, G gune' oS, 1912" CG
40987.
CuvureH & DwicntTt co., New York.
[ 10244, 10245
Darned if I aint put them shot in
first; by Worth Brehm. [Two gun-
ners in snow-covered field, one watch-
ing the other load gun.] © 1c. Apr.
2, 1912; G 40418.
Setter and woodeock; by G. Muss
Arnot. [Setter looking over bunch of
weeds at woodeock.] © 1c. Apr. 2,
1912; G 40419.
CLEMENTS (G. DEY.), Baltimore.
10246
Disciples at the cross. [Triptych
showing cross on rocky hill-top in
center panel, with woman kneeling by
man and woman, at left, and young
man kneeling before two elderly men,
at right.] © 1.¢, Ap Soe
40451.
Coca COLA CO., Atlanta. [10247
Two of a kind. [Young man mak-
ing coca cola for two girls seated at
counter.] © 1 ¢ June 19) 1912-7
41166.
COLEMAN (A. M.), Los Angeles.
[10248, 10249
Eddy (Mary Baker), by Anson Dud-
ley Whittier. 1. [Plaque in shape of
closed book showing head of elderly
woman in relief.|] ©41c. Apr. 1, 1912;
G 40464.
——2. [Sculptured bust of elderly
woman having hair parted in middle,
wearing dress with high collar.} ©1
ce. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40468.
COLLIER (RICHARD WILLIAM) Chicago.
[10250
Temple of fame to Washington and
the flag. [High column having spread-
ing base with arch in center and small
column at each side.] © 1c. June 5,
1912; G 41247.
CoLLINS (Mrs. WILLIAM F.), Wash-
ington. [10251
Mount Vernon, Va.; by George F.
Abraham. [Bas-relief plaque of Wash-
ington’s residence.] © 1 ¢. June 29,
1912; G 41267.
Curtis (Exiza), New York.
[10252-10263
April fool. [Two boys behind waste
barrel on side-walk holding string at-
tached to pocket-book which man is
about to pick up.] ©1e. May 3, 1912;
G 40789.
Arm of the law. [Two little chil-
dren picking flowers in grove as po-
liceman appears around tree.] ©41e.
May 2, 1912; G 40778.
At the old summer hole. [Two small
boys dressing under large tree while
others are swimming in pond nearby.]
©1c. May 3, 1912; G 40786.
[Three children
turkey gobbler
@) ke.
Dinner postponed.
on fence watching
chase boy through grove.]
May 3, 1912; G 4078S.
170
no. 2, 1912
Curtis (Eriza)—Continued.
Her future husband.
WORKS OF ART
1038038
D’AMOoUR (CORINNE), New York.
[Little girl [10269
standing before mirror drops candle Silhouette chafing dish. [Chafing
as boy pushes mask above her head.]
© 1c. May 2, 1912; G 40785.
Joy riders. [Two children on sled
holding rope attached to a wagon, be-
ing drawn down street.] © 1c¢. May
8, 1912; G 40779.
Marooned. [Two children seated on
rock in stream calling to others on
shore.] © 1c. May 3, 1912; G 40783.
Merry Christmas. [Santa Claus
standing by chimney top talking to two
children, with men and women in dis-
tance.] ©1c. May 3, 1912; G 40787.
No luck on the line. [Little boy
and girl seated on high bank fishing in
stream.] ©1c. May 38, 1912; G 40780.
Remembered by St. Valentine.
[Woman in cook’s dress laughing at
comic picture in left hand while two
little children look on.] © 1c. May
3, 1912; G 40781.
Simple life. [Three children build-
ing open fire under forks and pole at
edge of woods.]| © 1c. May 8, 1912;
G 40784.
Spring freshet. [Three children
holding umbrella under waterspout
from which water is pouring through
rent upon small child.] © 1c. May 3,
1912; G 40782.
Daccerr & RAMSDELL, New York.
[10264
She jests with time. [Young woman
in negligee admiring nerself in hand-
mirror held in right hand.] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 2, 1912; G 40420.
DALE (VIOLET), New York.
[10265-10268
Angelis (Jefferson de). [Sculptured
bust of man with handkerchief tied
About neck.] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1912;
G 40565.
Mermaid in shell. [Figure of mer-
maid carved in high-relief on shell-
shaped base.] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1912;
G 40567.
Our Teddy. [Statuette of Roosevelt
in hunting suit standing with pistol in
one hand and big stick in the other.]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1912; G 40568.
Our Willy. [Statuette of Taft in
clown’s dress standing, with arms
akimbo, near small elephant.] ©1c.
Apr. 12, 1912; G 40566.
dish having figures of men and women
for legs and handle.] ©1c. June 11,
1912; G 41082.
DANIELS (FRANK W.), New York.
[10270
Merode girl. [Half-length profile
figure of in negligee with hands
ciasped behind back, in bas-relief on
oval plaque.] © 1 c¢. Mar. 28, 1912;
G 40416.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[10271-10303
Altar design. [Altar having Celtic
crucifix in arch in center, with hang-
ing lamp, portico, and adoring angel
on pedestal at each side, surmounted
by angels and eress-crowned dome.]
©1c. Apr. 22, 1912; G 40705.
Altar design no. 4. [Altar having
erucifix in center, with portico and
hanging lamp on each side, surmounted
by figures of angels and dome.] ©1c.
App. 22; 1912; » G, 40708.
Angel holding lamp. [Statue of an-
gel standing with lamp in both hands.]
© 1c. June 10, 1912; G 41050.
Anne (St.) teaching her daughter.
[Sculptured group of woman seated
with scroll in right hand and left arm
around girl standing by her side.] ©
1 ce. June 15, 1912; G 41069.
Anthony (St.). [Statue of man in
monk’s garb, with Easter-lily on arm,
standing, holding infant Jesus in
hands.] ©1c. May 6, 1912; G 40805.
Baroque altar. [Altar having mono-
gram A M in circle beneath aitar table,
chalice on tabernacle and surmounted
by two urns and Celtic cross.] ©le.
Apr. 22, 1912; G 40711.
Crucifix. [Model of crucifix having
ornate ends and circle at back. with
head of cherub at base.] © 1c. Apr.
22, 1912; G 40706.
Crucifix. Thorn-crowned corpus of
Our Lord on the cross. © 1c. June
10, 1912; G 41048.
Dead Saviour. [Figure of Christ
lying on bier.] ©1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G
40612.
Endes (John). [Statue of man in
garb of priest standing, with scroll in
right hand, looking down on heart in
left.] ©l1ce. Apr. 22, 1912; G 40707.
Gertrude (St.). [Woman in nun’s
dress holding staff in right hand and
heart in left.] © 1. Apr. 17, 1912;
G 40618.
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10304
DAPRATO STATUARY CO.—Continued.
Gothic main altar. [Altar having
statue of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
in center niche, with St. Peter and St.
Paul at each side, and adoring angels
by exposition throne.] ©1c. Apr. 22,
1912; G 40708.
Gothic pedestal. [Pedestal with col-
umn on each side of panel containing
heart in sunburst.) © 2).c Apr.
1912; G 40611.
Gothic pulpit. [Pulpit decorated
with figures of the four evangelists,
with candelabra at rear.] ©1ce. Apr.
17, 1912; G 40618.
Gothic shrine. [Small altar sur-
mounted by statue of the sacred heart
with spire at each side and cross in
panel beneath altar table] © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1912; G. 40619.
Gothic side altar. [Small altar with
figure of Virgin Mary above cross, in
panel, and four columns below.] © 1
ec. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40615.
Gothic station of the cross. [Station
XII showing Mary Magdalen embrac-
ing feet of Jesus on the cross, with
Mary, John and soldier standing by.]
©1ec. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40614.
Main altar, design No. 1. [Altar
having crucifix in arch in center, with
adoring angel on pedestal at each side,
surmounted by trumpet angels and
dome.] ©1ce. Apr. 22, 1912; G 40704.
Nativity of Bethlehem. [Sculptured
group showing Joseph and Mary kneel-
ing about infant Jesus in manger, with
three kings and camel, at right, and
shepherds driving sheep, at left.] ©
1 ¢. May 138, 1912; G 40875.
Pedestal. [Pedestal having panel
with ornamental top at each side and
surmounted by sub-pedestal.] © 1 «.
June 10, 1912; G 41049.
Roman altar. [Altar having crown
of thorns and nails in relief under
altar table supported by four columns,
with tabernacle above surmounted by
arch and cross.] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1912;
G 40710.
Roman altar. [Altar having crucifix
in arch in center, surmounted by dome,
with angel blowing trumpet on pedes-
tal at each side.] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1912;
G 40702.
Roman altar of St. Joseph. [Altar
supported by four Dorie columns and
surmounted by figure of St. Joseph
standing with infant Jesus on left arm
and budding staff in right hand.] ©
1 ce. June 10, 1912; G 41046.
pt. IV, N85. av ae
DAPRATO STATUARY co.—Continued.
Roman main altar. [Altar sup-
ported by three columns on each side
of panel of last supper, with adoring
angel at each end of altar table and
cross on dome at top.] ©1c. June 10,
1912; G@ 41047.
Roman main altar. [Altar sur-
mounted by dome and cross, with chal-
ice on door of tabernacle and relief
panel of last supper beneath altar
table.] ©1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40620,
Roman pedestal. [Pedestal having
Doric column on each side of panel
containing letters IH S.J] ©1c. Apr.
17, 1992; Goaceie:
Roman __ pulpit. [Pulpit having
figures in relief of the four evangelists
and Jesus seated in arches, with dove
at top holding book on back.] ©l1e
May 23, 1912; G 40924.
Roman shrine for St. Anthony.
[Small altar surmounted by statue of
St. Anthony holding infant Jesus on
arm in nyche, with adoring angel on
each side.] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G
40617.
Sacred heart of Jesus. (Statue of
Jesus in oriental robe standing with
hands outspread, heart on breast and
aureola about head.] © 1c May 9,
1912; G 40853.
Sacred heart of Jesus. [Statue of
Jesus standing with right hand ex-
tended and left pointing to heart on
breast.| © 1 ¢. June 2a
41181.
Side altar. [Altar with statue of
St. Joseph and infant Jesus in niche
above tabernacle, surmounted by spires
and cross.| © 1 ¢ Apr l7 Bees
40616.
Station of the cross, XII. [Panel of
Magdalen embracing feet of Jesus on
the cross, with Mary, John and soldier
standing near, in frame surmounted by
Celtic cross.] © 1c. May 6, 1912; G
40806.
Statue of angel. [Figure of angel
standing, 10olding sanctuary glass
globe.] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1912; G 40709.
Davis (WARREN B.), New York.
[10304, 103805
[Small boy and girl in
out of window
© 1c. Mar.
xo0d night.
night-dress peering
through open curtains. ]
30, 1912; G 40402.
Sweet and low. [Mother with babe
in arms seated in wicker chair by win-
dow overlooking river.] © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 1912; G 40405.
172
WORKS
mo. 2, 1912
OF ART
10328
DE CamMPI (ANITA), Chicago.
[10306-10308
Billy stork frieze. Panel of flying
Storks. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1912; G 40628.
Fish panel. [Panel of fishes of vari-
ous sizes.] © 1c June 8, 1912; G
41040.
War dance panel.
of conventional figures of men
women in costumes and masks.]
7 ¢. May 29, 1912; G 40998.
[Decorative panel
and
©
Harrisburg.
Pa. [10309
Fisherman’s luck. [Large and
small fish about scene of brook, with
mescriptive verses.| © 1 c. May 18,
1912; G 40866.
DEININGER (JAMES C.),
DEJONGE (LOUIS) & co., New York.
[10310
Holy berries and leaves; by Marion
Simpson. [Conventional bunch of
berries and leaves on spruce covered
with snow.] © 1c. May 6, 1912; G
40808.
Dr LAND (CLYDE O.), Philadelphia.
[10311
Inauguration of Washington. Wash-
ington standing with hand on Bible
taking oath on portico of Federal
Hall, surrounded by public men. © 1
e. Mar. 29, 1912; G 40332.
Dre Nesti (ADoLFO), Philadelphia.
[10312
Baptismal fountain. Sculptured fig-
ures of three angels supporting basin
surmounted by figure of St. John. ©
ic. June 15, 1912; G 41068.
DETROIT PUB. Co., Detroit. [10313-10320
Engagement between Wasp and
Frolic; by William Steeple Davis.
[Battle between two _ sail-boats on
rough sea.]
Fight between Constitution and
Java; by William Steeple Davis. [Sea
battle between two war vessels, one
baving part of mast torn away. |]
First born; by Marie Perrault.
[Young mother seated in large chair
gazing fondly at baby on her lap.]
Grietje; by Marie Perrault. Small
baby lying on pillow with eyes and
mouth partly open, looking up.
Little mother; by Marie Perrault.
Young girl seated in chair rocking
cradie and pealing fruit for small
child standing at her side.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Quiet hour; by Marie Perrault.
Mother seated in chair sewing while
small child is playing on floor behind
her chair and baby is asleep in cradle.
Simple meal; by Marie Perrault.
Mother seated holding baby on knees,
while one child is seated at table and
another on floor eating from plate.
Wide awake; by Marie Perrault.
Baby lying in cradle with eyes open
wide, looking straight ahead.
© 1c. each June 3, 1912; G 40440,
40441, 41027-41081.
DEWEY (CHARLES MELVILLE), New
York. [10821
Howard (Gen. O. O.) [Three-quar-
ter length front portrait of man in
full dress uniform standing with left
hand on hilt of sword.] © 1 e¢. May
28, 1912; G 40974.
DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT Co., St. Clair,
Mich. [10322
Woman beautiful. [Front view of
woman wearing fur about neck and
feather-trimmed hat, standing by
Roman chair.] © 1c. May 13, 1912;
G 40869.
Di Leva (ANTIMO), New York. [10323
Opportunity. [Fountain consisting
of draped figure in center beckoning
to figures of workman on rim of bowl. ]
© 1c. May 31, 1912; G 40980.
DILLON, McLELLAN & BEADEL, New
York. [103824
Champlain (Samuel) monument.
[Quadrilateral column having figure
of man seated at base and surmounted
by statue of man standing.] © 1.
June 28, 1912; G 41221.
DRAKE (WM. H.), New York. [10325
Wanderers (The) [Male and ie-
male lion walking across barren rocky
plain.] ©1ce. June 8, 1912; G 41036.
Dyer (N. D.) & GARTRELL (STERNE
H.), Kansas City, Mo. [10326
Delighted; by J. C. Dreyer. [Sculp-
tured bust of Roosevelt wearing felt
hat turned up at side and laughing. |
© 1c. May 11, 1912; G 40865.
IEBERLE (ABASTENIA ST. LEGER), New
York. [ 10327, 10328
Book 2. Little boy leaning back
with out-spread arms. © 1c. May 13,
1912; G 40809.
Book rack 1.
back with out-spread arms.
May 18, 1912; G 40808.
Little girl leaning
© le
173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10329
Dt. IV, se Ae
FELTON (Ezra W.), Marengo, Ia.
[10829
Cartoon for advertisement purpose.
[Grotesque drawing of bust of man
laughing.] © 1c June 24, 1912; G
41225.
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia.
[10830-10334
Darkest hour. [Washington seated
by window grasping papers in left
hand while Martha Washington stands
beside him with arm around his neck. ]
©1c. June 18, 1912; G 41107.
Father Abraham. [Lincoln in his
cabinet room standing with left hand
on bowed head of woman seated at
desk sobbing.] © 1c. May 17, 1912;
G 40901.
Independence Square in 1796. [Wash-
ington with two ladies and young man
passing man, woman and children in
front of State House.] © 1c. May
17, 1912; G 40899.
Minnehaha. [Indian girl with bud-
ding branch in hands standing, look-
ing down at Indian chief seated by
fire near tent, balancing arrow on fin-
ger.] ©l1c. May 17, 1912; G 40900.
Ross (Betsy) [Washington seated
talking to child on his knee while Bet-
sy Ross cuts star for U. S. flag held
by one of two men standing nearby. ]
© 1c. May 17, 1912; G 40905.
FIpLerR (ALICE L.) New York.
[10335-10346
Fair runabout. [Girl in riding coat
and hat seated at steering wheel of au-
tomobile. ]
In her element. [Girl in bathing
suit standing in water shading eyes
with left hand.]
Look out. [Girl in toboggan and
sweater standing ready to pitch snow-
ball held in right hand. ]
Pair of blue eyes. [Three-quarter
view of girl in opera cloak fastening
her gloves. ]
Ready for service. Front view of
girl with tennis racket in both hands.
Ready for the ride. Girl in riding
suit with whip under arm.
Ready in a minute. Girl putting on
her hat.
Rose’s message. [Girl in low-cut
dress standing by table admiring box
of roses. |
Summer girl. [Girl seated resting
elbows on table near half-filled glass,
supporting chin on hands and looking
up. |
I'ipter (ALICE L.)—Continued.
Waiting. [Girl holding hoisted um-
brella over left shoulder and looking
over right. ]
Wanted, a caddy. Girl carrying
golf bag filled with sticks.
Winter girl. [Girl with pair of
skates on arm standing, holding muff
to chin. ]
© 1c. each May 6, 1912; G 40809—
40820.
F'1SK RUBBER Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass.
[10347
Race (A). [Boy and dog running
race with automobile tire] © 1.
June 8, 1912; G 40998.
FoLtceR (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [10348
Seonset pump, 1776-1857. [Old
wooden pump with water tub on one
side and wagon on the other.] ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1912; G 40442.
FORBELL (CHARLES H.), New York.
[10349
For honor’s sake. [Sea captain
standing on bridge of sinking steam-
ship watching life-boats in distance. ]
©1c. May 29, 1912; G 40979.
T'ORBES LITHO MFG, Co., Boston. [103850
Warrior waits. [Little boy in breast-
plate and helmet, carrying block of
ice-cream on dish.] © 1 « Apr. 2,
1912; G 40421.
Forp (EpNA HILLYER), St. Petersburg,
Fla. [10351
Bath of a huntress. [Woman stand-
ing on rock by stream bathing, with
hunter’s spear lying nearby.] ©1e.
Apr. 12, 1912; G 403838.
ForsytH (THOMAS A.), Boston.
[10352
Peace; by Lee Lawin. [Statue of
draped woman standing with hands
extended, looking down.] © 1c. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40699.
Frost & REED, LTD., Bristol, England.
[10353
Down to the sea; by Herbert Dick-
see. [Fisherman’s daughter, with nets
on shoulder, coming down stone steps
from cottage in back-ground.] ©1c.
May 4, 1912; G 40796.
GARVEY (Henry A.), Kansas City, Mo.
[10854
Progressive. [Plaque in shape of
horseshoe having the head of Roose-
velt, elephant, donkey and steam-roller
in bas-relief.] © 1c. June 26, 1912;
G 41226.
174
WORKS
mo: 2. 1912
OF ART
10375:
GEIER (HRNEST), Hazleton. Pa.
[10355
Duplan silk co. [Bird’s-eye view of
factory and surrounding buildings.]
© 1c. May 8, 1912; G 40846.
GitBert (A. B.), Portland, Or.
[10356
Sacajawca. [Side view of Indian
woman with baby in shawl on back,
standing, leaning on staff.] ©l1e.
May 21, 1912: G 40920.
Gites (Ropert Tait), Minneapolis.
[10357
Evangelization of the Northwest.
[Man with large cross in left hand
preaching to group of Indians.] © 1
e. Apr. 1, 1912; G@ 40409.
GIUMETTI (DANTE), Long Island City.
Oh, [10358
Titanic s. s. tablet. [Eight busts of
those who perished, about circle en-
closing scene of draped woman stand-
ing by ocean, with iceberg in distance. ]
© ic. May 31,1912; G 41054.
GOLD-ART SPECIALTY Co., Baltimore.
[10358
Officer Crust; by R. Brook. [Gro-
tesque statuette of policeman with
hands clasped, leaning forward laugh-
ing.] ©1c. June 5, 1912; G 41005.
GOLDMAN (Haroup), New York.
[10360
Little Jack Horner. [Old English
interior showing boy seated on floor
im corner, near open fire-place, eating
pie.] © 1c. May 11, 1912; G 40864.
GoRHAM co., New York. [10361
St. Paul as bishop; by Joseph Sib-
bel studio. [Man in, bishop’s mitre,
stole and cape, with crozier in left
hand and book in right. © 1c. May
Ze, 1912; G 40923.
GRAFFAM (WALTER S.), Florence, Mass.
[10362
Monument for cemetery. [Rough
stone rectangular slab resting on stone
base.] ©1ce. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40465.
GrRAvES (RutH ELEANOR), Chicago.
[10363
Kitten. [Statuette of kitten stand-
ing with head turned to one side.]. ©
1e. Apr. 29, 1912; G 41053.
GriFFrouL (A.) & BROS. cOo., Newark.
IN. J. [10364-10366
Amour (L’); by May Peinlich.
[Bronze book-ends representing Cupid
and Psyche.] ©1c. May 28, 1912; G
40972.
GRIFFOUL (A.) & BROS. co.—Continued..
Lincoln (Abraham); by May Pein-
lich. [Medallion bust of Lincoln, in
bas-relief.] © 1c. May 28, 1912: @
40971.
Lincoln cabinet ornament; by May
Peinlich. Bas-relief medallion of Lin-
coln mounted on wood pedestal. © 1:
e. May 28, 1912; G 409738.
Gross (EHpwarp), New York. [10367
God’s gift; by John De Yough. [In-
©;
fant lying in palm of large hand.],
1c. Apr. 25, 1912; G 407438.
Haag (CHAS.), Winnetka, Ill.
[10368-10370
Farmer with a chicken. Statuette:
of man standing, holding little chick
in Jhis right hand: © ,1.¢ Apr. 26,
1912; G 40746.
Painting. Low-relief profile of nude
woman standing, with palette in hand,
painting on canvas. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1912; G 40745.
Sculpture. Low-relief profile of
nude woman standing, carving on 2a
head. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1912; G 40744.
HAcKNER (E.) co., La Crosse, Wis.
[10371
Main altar; by E. Hackner. [Altar
having figure of draped woman on
each side of tabernacle and_ sur-
mounted by crucifixion group.] © 2
e. June 10, 1912; G 41044.
HaAGENDORN (Max), Peterboro, N. H.
[10372
Symbolical political design. [Oval
inclosed in octagon frame resting on a
triangle.| -© 1 ¢. June 10, 1912; G
41268.
Hacerupe (Mrs. N.), San Francisco.
[10373
Coast of California. [Large rocks
jutting down into foaming billows of
sea.] ©1c¢. May 11, 1912; G 40863.
Hazarp (Marcaret Keioce), Hliza-
beth, N. J. ~ [103874
Haster-lily design. [Two conven-
tional panels of Easter-lilies.] © 1c.
May 29, 1912; G 40807.
HAZELTON (Mary BREWSTER), Boston .
[10375:
Mural decoration for Congregational .
church, Wellesley Hills, Mass. [Paint-
ing in two parts showing dove in circle
with winged woman, bird and beasts
on either side, above angelic figures of
man and woman standing beside man
and woman seated.] © 1c. Apr. 12,
1912; G 40569.
175
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10376 pt. Iv, 1. S.;- Vv. @
Henrict (JOHN H.), New Brighton, | HuBBARD (FRANcES J.), Houghton,
DN scikor [10376, 10377 Mich. [10887-10412
Prize winner; by Tremaine Henrici.
[One man showing to two others a
painting of horse hanging on wall
while elderly man in adjoining room
sits looking on.] © 1c. Apr. 2, 1912;
G 40606.
That’s the stuff; by Tremaine Hen-
rici. [Elderly man and woman seated
discussing merits of bottle on table
near: byt 46) eo Marit TO: 2G:
40410.
Henry (HH. L.), New York.
Going through the rye. [Old man in
shirt-sleeves pouring whiskey from
bottle into glass.] © 1 ce. Mar. 30,
1912; G 40401.
[10378
Henry (FRANK L.), Chattanooga,
Tenn. [10379
Recollections. Drawing of bust of
old man into whose face is worked a
figure of woman in theatrical costume.
© 1c. June 5, 1912; G 41004.
Hisss (Mitprep T.), Kansas City,
Mo. [10380
Goat. [Statuette of lean goat stand-
ing on base labeled “I’v got your
goat.”] ©1c May 9, 1912; G 409831.
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.), Brooklyn.
[10881
Certificate for National rifle asso-
ciation of America. [Figure of woman
with sword, shield and helmet, seated
on clouds, looking over left shoulder
toward eagle bearing wreath.] ©lce.
Apr. 19, 1912; G 40627.
Hopees (LAUNCELoT J.), New York.
[10882
Dickens (Charles). [Three-quarter
view bust portrait of Dickens into
whose hair and beard are worked the
characters of his stories] © 1 «
June 15, 1912; G 41070.
Horton (CHARLES G.), New York.
[10883
Group of Rodney champions; by M.
Kirmse. [Pack of bull-dogs in kennel. ]
©l1c. June 14, 1912; G 41066.
HovucH (JAMES), New York.
[10384-10386
Loser (The). [Hand of cards dis-
played above pipe and verse.] ©1l1e.
July 1, 1912; G 412380.
Quitter (The). Hand of cards dis-
layed above two cigarettes and verse. ]
©l1e. July 1, 1912; G 41229.
Winner (The). Hand of cards dis-
played above cigar and verse.] ©1e.
July 1, 1912; G 41228.
Strange adventures of Nils Holgers-
son, no. 1; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy in bathing suit looking at little
man standing on rim of his dip-net.]
no. 2; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy in bathing suit standing on plat-
form looking at large chickens. ]
no. 83; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy in bathing suit kneeling on
ground and looking into face of large
eat. |
no. 4; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy in bathing suit standing in
stables, looking up at cows in stalls.]
——no. 5; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy seated on back of wild-goose
which is flying with others over lake.]
no. 6; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy on back of goose which is about
to dive in river.]
no. 7; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy pulling tail of angry wolf.]
no. 8; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy with kitten under each arm run-
ning toward crouching cat.]
no. 9; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy in tree watching squirrel. ]
no. 10; by Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy surrounded by three large geese. ]
-———no. 11; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Two geese and heron watching
boy falling on hillside. ]
no. 12; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Boy blowing fiute followed by
crove of rats. ]
no. 13; by Mary (Hapiiteon
Frye. [Boy holding large goose by
wing. |
“ ——no. 14; by Mary Hamilton
I'rye. [Boy on back of goose flying
over sea. ]
no. 15; by. Mary. Hamilton
Frye. [Boy on back of cow attacked
by wolves. ]
no. 16; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Boy standing on back of goose
in flight.]
no. 17; Mary Hamilton Frye.
[Boy holding crow by the neck. ]
no. 18; by Mary Hamilton
Trye. [Two crows flying with boy
held in their bills.]
no. 19; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Three large crows watching
boy open door. ]
—no. 20; by Mary Hamilton
I'rye. [Boy trying to climb upon back
of large goose. ]
176
anger, holding to halter on cow.]
no. 22; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Hunter with dog watching boy
on raft rowing toward shore. ]
——no. 28; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Two boys in boat pulling vine
which is held by a goose. ]
——no. 24; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Boy on back of goose flying
over hills. ]
no. 25; by Mary Hamilton
rye. [Small boy talking to girl, with
three geese near. }
no. 26; by Mary Hamilton
Frye. [Drawing of shoe in circle.]
© 1 c¢. each June 26, 1912; G
41192-41217.
Hupson (GRAcE), Ukiah, Cal.
[10418, 10414
Kay-will, 1. [Half-length profile por-
trait of Indian chief with bandana on
head, net over shoulders and mallet in
right hand.] © 1c. May 9, 1912; G
40850.
2. [Half-length, front view por-
trait of Indian chief with bandana on
head, cowhide over shoulders and cane
© 1c May 9, 1912; G
HuecHES & BaiLtEy, New York.
American
O. H. Bailey.
[10415
thermos bottle co. by
[Cars and canal boat in
front of large factory -building.] ©
dec. June 5, 1912; G 41187.
Hunt (EstHer A.), New York. [10416
Chinese baby. [Sculptured bust of
baby wearing cap.] © 1. May 8,
1912; G 40844.
HunNTER (Davin C.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[10417
Their world. [Bas-relief of father
and mother playing with their baby.]
© 1c. June 13, 1912; G 41071.
HUNTER (MILDRED), Charlestown,
Mass. [10418
Champion. [Statuette of small boy
standing with right hand on hip and
football under left arm.] ©1c. June
1, 1912; G 40981.
Ivory (P. V. H.), Claymont, Del.
[10419
Sonny. [Ranchman on horseback
holding in arms a baby boy who is
looking down at his mother standing
by horse.] © 1 June 8, 1912; G 41088.
WORKS OF ART
no. 2, 1912 10429
HUBBARD ee she agentes JENNINGS (May), New York. [10420
no. ; y Mary amilton eats cake § Y
Mir cianding on edee of Granite memorial; by Robert Cater-
son. [Monument in four tiers with
crucifix carved in high-relief.] ©1l1e
Apr. 18, 1912; G 40574.
KACKNER (C.) New York. [10421
Washington leaving St. Paul’s
church, 1790; by Jennie Brownscombe.
[ Washington, his wife and her grand-
daughter, Eleanor Parke Custis, leav-
ing western entrance of church where
Several men and women are standing. ]
© 1c. May 28, 1912; G 41146.
IKAUFMANN & STRAUSS Co., New York.
[10422
Boy at telephone. [Small boy stand-
ing at counter with receiver to ear and
pencil in hand writing on pad.] ©le.
May 21, 1912; G 40921.
Kerr (BALFouR), Etaples, France.
[104238
Branch office Broadway. [Devil
looking down into brilliantly lighted
street in New York.] © 1. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40630.
Ker (Mary SIGSBEE),
INE NEE
Bushnellville,
[10424
Us kids. [Small bare-footed boy
Standing in narrow street holding
hands of two little girls, all laughing.]
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1912; G 40406.
KIRSCHBAUM (A. B.) & co., Philadel-
phia. [10425-10429
Douma, St. Petersburg, Russia, by
Mortimer W. Loewi. [Lady in furs
walking between two men wearing
overcoats, in front of large building
with dome.| © 1c. May 28, 1912; G
40975.
State Banquet Hall in Kremlin,
Russia, by Mortimer W. Loewi. [Two
young men in Kirschbaum sack suits
standing in hall facing guard.] © 1
May 28, 1912; G 40978.
White dining room, Tsarskoi Selo
Palace, Russia; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Two young men in Kirschbaum suits
standing in dining room, near woman
with back turned.] © 1c. June 8,
1912; G 41033.
Winter carnival, Russia, by Morti-
mer W. Loewi. [Two men in sack
suits, and woman standing on porch
overlooking frozen canal where men
and women are skating.] © 1c. May
28, 1912; G 40977.
Winter Palace, St. Petersburg, Rus-
sia. [Three young men in Kirsch-
baum overcoats standing on wharf
opposite Winter Palace.] © 1c. May
28, 1912; G 40976.
177
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10430
pt. IV, 7.84 Vo
KwautH (Mrs. WiLHELM), Arrochar,
pie i [10430, 104381
Five young great Dane _ dogs.
[Sculptured group of five young dogs
seated on haunches gnawing a bone. |
Oo) U. C. May 3, 19125: G: 40926.
Horse at leisure. [Statuette of
horse standing with head down.] © 1
ec. May 38, 1912; G 40925.
Knicut (CHARLES R.), Bronxville,
yi ees [10432-10434
Indian elephant trumpeting. [Stat-
vette of elephant standing with mouth
open and trunk raised above head.]
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1912; G 40572.
Reclining tiger. [Statue of tiger
lying prone with fore-feet outstretched
and head raised.] © 1 ¢. Mar. 19,
1912; G 40571.
They gotta quit kickin’ my daug
aroun’. [Statuette of dog sitting on
haunches;| © 1 ¢, Apr 29,1912; G
41246.
Kwox (SusAN RiweEr) New York.
[10435-10437
Autocrat (The). [Little girl stand-
ing by arm-chair in which a young
child is seated with ball in left hand.]
© 1c. June 14, 1912; G 41065.
Robin. [Bust portrait of young
baby.] -© 2) ¢. Apr. 10,1912; G 40461.
Usurper. [Woman seated in wicker
chair, with baby in arms, holding
hand of little girl standing by her
side.] ©1c May 6, 1912; G 40821.
Kornic (JAcos), Jersey City, N. J.
[10438
Rosary group. Blessed Virgin and
infant Jesus handing rosary to St.
Dominic and St. Catherine. © 1 ©.
July 6, 1912; G 41249.
KOHLMANN (RENA TUCKER), Indian-
apolis. [104389
Little orphant Annie. [Statuette of
little girl standing, holding broom in
right hand.] © 1c. May 18, 1912; G
40455.
Kortvie (WmM.), Quincy, Mass. [10440
Nevada-Oklahoma, U. 8S. S. Three-
quarter bow-view showing great bow-
wave. ©1c. June 19, 1912; G 41147.
IKRATINA (JOSEPH), New York.
[10441
Farley (Cardinal) [Bust of man in
clerical costume wearing chain and
cross.] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1912; G 40718.
a
La DuE (Mrs. F. A.), Haleyon, Cal.
[10442
Blavatsky (Helena); by A. Robert-
son. [Heart-shaped plaque showing
front view of head of woman, in bas-
relief.] © 1c. Mar. 28, 1912; G 403387.
LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK, New Britain,
Conn. [10443-10445
Aint dat fine. [Old colored woman
standing by ironing board examining
handle of flat-iron which lady has
shown her.] © 1c Apr. 2, 191274
40422.
First lesson. [Woman showing girl
how to use flat-iron.] © 1c. Apr. 2
1912; G 40423.
Ironing day. [Woman about to take
iron from stove to use on ironing.
board near.] ©.1c¢. Apr. 2, 1912; @
40424.
LANGROCK BROS. COo., New York.
[10446-10449
Columbus. [Drawing of ship Maria
Theresa in circle surrounded by wreath
and U. S. flag surmounted by eagle.]
© 1c. May 28, 1912; G 40999.
Indian and her canoe; by Joseph H.
Langrock. [Indian maid in eanoe
rowing down stream.] © 1c June
10, 1912; G 41048.
Indian head; by Joseph H. Lang-
rock. [Profile bust drawing of Indian
wearing feather head-dress.] © 1 ce
June 10, 1912; G@ 41042.
1912.
Ohio Columbus’ centennial,
[Dome of building in rays of sun
which is setting beyond hills, with
sheaf of wheat and corn in fore
ground, surrounded by lettered circle.]
©l1e. May 28, 1912; G 41000.
LASCARI (SALVATORI), New York.
[10450
Portrait of a lady. [Three-quarter
view bust portrait of woman in low-
eut dress.] (© 1 c. Apr 12) 1912-3.
40573.
LASH (LEE) sTupIos, New York.
[10451-10487
Act drop curtain, no. 1 A. [Lam-
brequin of plain drop curtain deco-
rated with oval landscape. ]
no. 2 A. [Lambrequin over
plain drop curtain decorated with rec-
tangular river scene. ]
no. 3 A. [Lambrequin over
plain drop curtain decorated with land-
scape showing road along bank of
stream. ]
178
WORKS
no. 2, 1912
OF ART
10489
LASH (LEE) sTuDIOoS—Continued.
Asbestos curtain, no. 1 A. [Plain
curtain with ornamental border and
fringe edge.]
Conservatory drop, no. 1 A. [In-
terior scene of conservatory showing
flowers and fountain at entrance.]
no. 1 B. [Interior of consery-
atory showing flowers and fountain. ]
Cut garden drop, no. 1 A. [Arch
formed by foliage of trees by garden
wall.]
Cut wood drop, no. 1 A. [Forest
scene of small trees and shrubbery
among the rocks.]
Dark fancy interior, no. 104 B.
[Curtain showing beaded wainscoting
about folding doors with small door at
right and arched window at left.]
[ Forest
pool of
Dark wood drop, no. 1 A.
Scene of large trees near
water. ]
Fancy interior, no. 100 A. [Curtain
Showing doorway and window, with
one panel on right and two on left.]
Fancy interior, no. 100 B. [Curtain
showing doorway with portiéres and
window by two panels.]
no. 100 C. [Curtain showing
doorway with portiéres, window and
two panels containing figures of nude
women. ]
Foliage leg drop, no. 1 A. [Arch
formed by foliage of small trees on
each side. ]
Garden drop, no. 1 A. [Flowers
about stone arch in garden, with cot-
tage in distance. ]
no. 2 B. [Statue of woman on
pedestal on each side of steps leading
up to arched entrance through stone
garden wall surrounded by flowers
and shrubbery. |
Grand and working drapery bor-
ders, no. 1 A. [Looped drapery over
gathered curtain with fringe border. ]
Horizon drop, no. 1. [Ocean scene.]
Interior drop, no. 1 B. [Curtain
Showing two doors and window. ]
Kitchen, no. 1 A. [Curtain showing
Plain matched board wainscoting on
each side of folding doors with sma!]
door at right and window at left.]
Landscape drop, no. 1 A. [Land-
Scape showing road winding through
forest at right with river in distance. ]
Light wood drop, no. 1 A. [Cur-
tain representing forest scene with
Stream rippling over rocks, in center. ]
LASH (LEE) sTupros—Continued.
Modern street drop, no.1 A. [Street
scene showing cottage and two churches
in distance. |
Olio drop, no. 1 A. [Looped drapery
over curtain decorated with oval land-
scape at head of stairway. ]
no. 2 A. [Curtain decorated
with jandscape showing pool of water
in garden. }
Palace interior, no. 1 B. [Curtain
showing two windows, and a doorway
with drapery at head of stairway.]
Picture sheet; no. 1 A. [Curtain
draped around rectangular frame.]
Plain chamber, no. 1 A. [Curtain
Showing plain panelled wainscoting
about folding doors with small door
at right and window at left.]
Prison interior, no. 1 A. [Curtain
representing stone wall of prison with
arched folding doors in center, small
door at right and window at left.]
Profile set cottage, no. 1 A. [Front
view of cottage with vines and flowers
about door and windows. |
Profile set house, no. 1 A. [Front
view of two story house with orna-
mental door and balcony under second
story windows. |
Profile set tree and cut tree tale,
no. 1 A. [Scene of one large itree.]
Profile street wing, no. 1 A. [View
of front entrance and side of house
with awnings over windows. ]
DO. “bh sAy
Profile tormentor wings,
[Drapery looped back over curtains
showing door-post.!
Profile wood wings, no. 1 A. [Forest
scene showing two large trees sur-
rounded by smaller ones. ]
Proscenium border, no. 1 B. [Bor-
der of curtain ornamented with ap-
plique and garlands. ]
Rocky pass drop, no. 1 A. [Pass be-
tween large rocks partly covered by
trees. |
Ord se;each’ May) 15, 19125 GC.
41109-41145.
LAVERY (JOHN), London. [10488
Pavlova (Anne) La mort du cygne.
[Girl in ballet dress seated on bank of
lake.] ©1e Apr. 3, 1912; G 40489.
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO., Chicago.
[10489
[Little Chinese boy
© ic. Apr.
Little Wee Hi.
carrying bag of cement.]
2, 1912; G 40425.
179
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10490
pt. 1V, DS 7 ve
LEICHTER (RiopA), Jersey City.
[10490
Pierrot. [Statuette of Gown bow-
ing and smiling.] © 1 -¢ Apr. 23,
1912; G 40712.
LESSER (ELIZABETH), New York.
Sister to Mary Elizabeth. [Stat-
uette of nude child standing.] ©1e.
May 16, 1912; G 40930.
Lewis (MITCHELL), Wenatchee, Wash.
[10492
Banner. [Drawing of cock in cen-
ter with boxing gloves, dice, razor and
slice of watermelon in each corner. ]
© 1c. June 3, 1912; G 41167.
LIVEZEY (W. H.), Kansas City, Mo.
[10498, 10494
My hat is in the ring. [Statuette of
bear standing with fore-paws on crown
of hat labeled T. R., with circular
base.] ©1c. May 8, 1912; G 40843.
Young mother and child. [Medal-
lion showing mother holding baby in
arms.] ©1c. June 4, 1912; G 40996.
Loewoop (YEWEL), Davis, Cal. [10495
Leap-year on the range. [Girl stand-
ing on bluff lassoing cowboy thrown
over precipice by bucking horse on
mountain side.] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1912;
G 40336.
LowETH (Henry), Norwich, Conn.
[10496
Old town grist mill. [Water-mill in
grove on bank of stream, with cottage
in distance.] .© 1c. Apr. 5, 1912: °G
40448,
Luce (Fred S.), San Francisco.
[10497-10499
Everybody’s talking about me.
[Front bust portrait of girl with rolled
brim hat resting chin on both hands. ]
(© 1c. May 11, 1912; G 41001.
Greetings from the foothills. [Bust
portrait of girl wearing wide-brim
straw hat and holding glass of wine in
hand.] ©1ce. Apr. 10, 1912; G 40457.
Native (A.) [Bust portrait, profile
view, of girl wearing cowboy hat and
badge lettered ‘1915 California.”] ©
1c. Apr. 10, 1912; G 40458.
LUKENS (WINFIELD S.) Davisville, Pa.
[10500-10502
Calling. [Woman in colonial dress,
having left horse and carriage at gate,
is approaching entrance to house.] ©
1 ec. May 4, 1912; G 40792.
[10491
LUKENS (WINFIELD S.)—Continued.
Hay foot, straw foot. [Officers
standing by frame building, watching
four men, with straw around knees,
drilling in front of brick store.] © 1
e. May 4, 1912; G@ 40793.
Visiting. Old stone tavern and four-
horse stage-coach in background with
wagon and chickens at right, lady and
child at left. © 1¢ May 4, 1912: @
40794.
Lyons (E. G.) & Raas co., San Fran-
cisco. [10503
Fantasy (A) [Draped figure of
woman, with poppies in lap, seated in
circle above scene of village by river.]
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1912; G 40762.
McCLANAHAN (A. R.), Kansas City,
Mo. [10504, 10505
Hat that fits in the ring. [Plaster
cast of hat labeled T R and big stick,
on circular base.] ©1c. May 4, 1912;
G 40795.
Teddy hat. Hat with brim turned
up at side and big stick, on lettered
circular base.] © 1 ¢. May 18, 1912;
G 41002.
McENERNEY (EH. J.) & Co., Kansas
City, Mo. [10506
They gotta quit kickin’ my dawg
aroun’; by E. J. McHnerney. Statu-
ette of lean long-eared dog sitting on
haunches and leaning forward] © 1
e. Apr. 1, 1912; G 40625.
McKENnziIE (R. Tart), Philadelphia.
[10507
Joy of effort. [Circular medallion
showing three men runners clearing
hurdle, with inscription on scroll be-
low.] ©1c. May 8, 1912; G 40790.
McNEEL MARBLE CO., Marietta, Ga.
[10508
Mausoleum; by Hugh H. Price.
[Mausoleum in form of Greek temple
with large bowl on each side of entry
steps.] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1912; G 40700.
MarscH (FERDINAND), New York.
[10509, 10510
Awakening (The). [Nude woman
lying on grass at edge of forest, near |
stream.] © 1c. May 1, 1912; @
40887.
Refiection. [Nude woman seated on
bank of stream looking down at her
reflection in the water.] © 1c. May
6, 1912; G 40804.
180
WORKS
no. 2, 1912
MALATESTA (ANGELO), New York.
[10511
Presidents of the United States of
America. [Group of the Presidents,
Some seated, others standing, under
draped U. S. flags, with Capitol and
White House in background.] ©l1e.
May 4, 1912; G 40797.
Manatr (WM. W.), Providence, R. I.
[10512
Curtsey (The). [Statuette of girl
in summer dress with bare arms hold-
ing up skirt at sides and bowing.] ©
1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40334.
Manz (Gustav), New York. [10513
Egyptian design panel. Two col-
umns, carved with figure of Isis and
Osiris, supporting plate above panel
of pyramids, sphinx and two lions
nearby, in bas-relief.] ©1c. Mar. 29,
1912; G 403898.
MANziI, Joyant & co., New York.
[10514-10516
Printemps (Le); by Luigi Chialiva.
[Girl leaning against tree twining
flower in hair, with dog guarding her
basket and flock of sheep lying along
bank of stream.] ©1ce. Apr. 30, 1912;
G 40769.
Retour de champs; by Luigi Chia-
liva. [Woman, with small child in
arms, leading flock of sheep from pas-
fure.| ©i1c. Apr. 30, 1912; G 40771.
Sortie du troupeau; by Luigi Chia-
liva. [Girl leading flock of sheep and
boy driving herd of cattle from vil-
lage.| © 1c. Apr. 30, 1912; G 40770.
MarcHAND (KE. M.), New York.
[10517
Dorothea. [Little girl in summer
dress seated on bank of stream, with
one foot in water, laughing as she puts
stocking on other foot.] © 1c. May
7 1912; G 40830.
MATTHEWS (DUSTIN W.), Kansas City,
Mo. [10518
Our Teddy; by W. H. Jennens.
[Grotesque statuette of head of Roose-
velt on body of Teddy bear.] ©l1e.
May 20, 1912; G 40918.
Mayer (Louis), Milwaukee. [10519
Mates. Two reclining figures, man
and woman, each supporting the other.
© ic. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40629.
MEISSNER & BucHu, Leipzig.
[10520-10525
Am kanal; by Walter Leistikow.
[Landscape showing bend of canal
hear clump of trees, with fields and
windmill in distance.] © 1c¢. June
25, 1912; G 41183.
OF ART
10531
MEISSNER & BucH—Continued.
Ansicht vom Rom; von G. Giuliani.
[View across Tiber river of bridge and
Castle of Sant Angelo, with St. Peter’s
in distance.] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1912; G
40829.
Sommerstimmung in Holland; by
H. J. Weissenbruch. [Man hoeing and
eattle grazing near Dutch windmill by
pond.] ©1c. June 25, 1912; G 41185.
Stiller abend; by Karl Bohme.
[Large cliffs jutting down into the
sea.] ©l1ce June 25, 1912; G 41184.
Triumphbogen des Titus, Rom; von
G. Giuliani. [Vista of Colosseum
through Arch of Titus.] ©1c. Mar.
15, 1912; G 40828.
Vorfriihling; by Georg Daubner.
[Row of large trees along bank of
river crossed by bridge in distance. ]
© 1c. June 25, 1912; G 41186.
MENZEL (PAUL), Birmingham, Ala.
[10526
Transformation. [Man and woman
kneeling before Jesus standing on
cloud surrounded by angels and ex-
tending hand to girl.] ©1 ec. May 6,
1912; G 40847.
MEYENBERG (JOHN C.), Cincinnati.
[10527
Margaret. [Plaque showing bust of
little girl, in bold relief.]
11, 1912; G 40466.
(© 1c. Apr.
Los Angeles.
[10528
Teddy moon. [Round plaque of
face of man with eye-glasses and
moustache, laughing.] © 1. Apr. 8,
1912; G 40430.
MoLKENBOFR (TH.), Washington.
[10529
Taft (President W. H.) [Portrait,
front view, of President Taft seated in
arm-chair.] © 1c. Apr. 10, 1912; G
40460.
MILLER (WALLACE J.),
MonraD (MARGARET), Plainfield, N. J.
10530
Sonia and her doll. [Statuette of
little girl seated on rock hugging and
kissing doll.] © 1c. May 24, 1912;
G 40927.
MONTAGUE PUB. CO., Montague, Mass.
[10531
East Northfield, Mass.; by Horace
Wheeler. [Panoramic view of the
schools, buildings and surrounding
hills] © 1c. Apr. 3, 1912; G 40434.
181 :
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10532
Moran (FE. Preroy), New York.
[10532
‘Return from the honeymoon.
{Elderly man and woman with two
children standing on door steps wel-
coming girl whom young man is help-
‘ing from carriage. ]
1912; G 40408.
-MorsE (Lucy G.), New York. .
[10533-10536
‘Dance in a Capri thistle. [Girl
‘dancing on thistle branch while boy
HPiays flute}: @ i eo KRebs.26, A002
G 40411.
Hrin go bragh.
“on bunch of shamrock. ]
26, 1912; G 40412.
Light gale. [Little girl and boy
dancing on pine branch.] © 1c. Feb.
26, 1912; G 40414.
Swing in the grass.
Swinging on twig of grass.]
Feb. 26, 1912; G 40413.
[Little girl dancing
© 1c. Feb.
[Little girl
© 1 2c:
MULuHENS & Kroprr, New York.
[10537
American beauty; by Arthur Litle.
TDrawing, three-quarter view bust, of
young girl]. © 1 ¢. May, 28, 1912;
G 40970.
Muwnrort (G. W.), San Francisco.
[105388
Muzzled oun’ dog. [Grotesque
drawing of dog muzzled.] ©1c. May
2, 1912; G 41222.
Murpeuy (Tuos. D.) co., Red Oak, Ia.
[10589-10589
Abandon; by; iJ... Ross. Bryson.
[Three-quarter view of girl in low-
neck summer dress and_ feather-
trimmed hat seated looking over left
‘shoulder.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40328.
Adleen. [Half length, front view
portrait of young girl, with roses in
her flowing hair.] © 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40319.
Apple of her eye; by H. J. Dobson.
TOld woman seated near window in
Scotch cottage knitting while before
‘her is a little child standing beside
‘chair.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1906; G
40306.
At the party; by J. Ross Bryson.
{Three-quarter view of girl wearing
fur about shoulders and beads around
neck, standing, glancing back over left
shoulder.] © 1c. June 17, 1912; G
41099.
© 1c. Mar. 30, |
pt. IV, 3 Sova
Mureuy (THOos. D.) co.—Continued.
Autumn sunset; by George Howell
Gay. [Road through center turning
around woods to left with meadows
at right.]) © 1-¢ Mar. 27%, 1912-48
40314. :
Aviation; by J. Ross Bryson
[Three-quarter view of girl wearing
drooping wide-brimmed hat, seated
with left hand on hip and right arm on
chair-back, looking up.] © 1 ¢. Mar.
27, 1912; G@ 40328.
Broken toy; by H. J. Dobson. [In-
terior of Scotch cottage showing old
man mending toy while little boy
stands before him.] © 1c. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40807.
Cape Ann shore sunset; by George
Howell Gay. [Rocky coast showing
beach at right foreground, and waves
of ocean rolling in from distant left.]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40316.
Caught in the act; by Leslie
Thrasher. [Two boys fishing on bank
of stream, with notice on tree back of
them, and man climbing over fence.]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40294.
Early morning, Virginia; by H.
Lamasure. [Landscape showing woods
and meadows, with stream at right.]
© 1 c. Mar. 27, 1912; G@ 40297,
Elizabeth, the fairy queen; by J.
Ross Bryson. [Front view of young
girl wearing drooping wide-brimmed
hat and scarf over shoulders seated
with: bunch of flowers in left hand. ]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G@ 40az6.
Eventide; by J. Ross Bryson. [Bust
portrait of girl with hair falling loose-
ly over shoulders and head turned to
right showing profile of face] ©
1 ¢@. Mar. 27, 1912;"@ 403
yenevieve; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Three-quarter view of girl in low-
neck dress and wide-brimmed hat
standing by portiére.] ©1e. June 17,
1912; G 41095.
Good sport; by Frank Stick. [Hunt-
ing scene, showing two dogs in fore-
ground and a man back of them be-
side large tree beckoning to his right.]
©1e. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40300.
In the meadows; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front view of girl in summer dress
seated, with hat thrown back over
shoulder and hair decorated with
fiowers.| © 1c Mar. 27, Rite
40325.
Joy ride; by J. Ross Bryson. [Two
girls seated in automobile with lap full
of flowers.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40329.
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no. 2, 1912
Mourpenuy (TuHos. D.) co.—Continued.
eaatble Miss; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front view of young girl descending
Stairway, wearing evening gown of
ehiffon and carrying roses.|] © 1.
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40811.
Matinee girl; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front view of girl wearing feather
boa and feather-trimmed hat turned
up at front.] ©1c. June 17, 1912; G
41103.
Moose Hunting in the Rockies; by
Philip R. Goodwin. [Wild, unculti-
yated landscape showing two men ly-
‘ing down behind fallen trees, one
shooting.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40291.
Morning glory; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Profile bust portrait of girl wearing
low-neck dress and bandeau on hair.]
©) 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40322.
Nature’s pathway; by C. Wainright.
[Vista, through forest of large old
trees, of meadow in distance.] ©lce.
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40299.
Noonday sun; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Three-quarter view, bust portrait, of
girl, with hair hanging loosely down
back, looking over left shoulder.] ©
moe. Mar, 27, 1912; G 40321.
by
November woods at_ sunset;
George Howell Gay. [Hazy autumn
landscape showing road along edge of
woods.] ©1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40313.
Out at sea; by C. Selmyhr. [Mid-
ocean showing billows rolling from
distant right to left, and sailing vessel
gat horizon.| © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912: G
40302.
Patriots at Concord bridge; by E.
Percy Moran. [Troup of Continental
Soldiers without uniforms led by man
with sword uplifted.] ©1c. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40309.
Pleasure and flowers; by J. Ross
Bryson. . [Two young ladies in auto-
mobile, one at steering wheel, the other
throwing flowers.| © 1 ec. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40290.
_ Prelude (The); by Guyer. [Young
Woman playing piano.] © 1c. June
17, 1912; G 41102.
Prepared for winter breezes; by J.
Ross Bryson. [Three-quarter length
portrait, left profile view, of young girl
Wearing winter hat and boa.] ©1le.
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40317.
Romance; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front view of girl wearing toque and
loose summer dress seated at table
with hands clasped over book.] © 1
e. June 17, 1912; G 41100.
OF ART
10589
Murruy (TuHos. D.) co.—Continued.
Roselyn; by J. R. Bryson. [Front
view of girl in summer dress and hat
turned up at front, seated, with bunch
of roses in lap.] ©1c. June 17, 1912;
G 41104. .
Sally; by J. Ross Bryson. [Front
bust portrait of girl wearing low-cut
dress and hair hanging over shoulders
adorned with roses.] © 1-e. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40324.
Shooting the rapids; by Frank Stick.
[Two men in canoe guiding it through
turbulent river, with background of
wild wooded shore.] © 1 e. March 27,
1912; G 40295.
Scaring; by J. Ross Bryson. [Young
man and girl seated in aeroplane. ] ©
Pe) Mar. 27, 1912 ‘G. 40320.
Song of the woods; by J. Ross Bry-
son. [Girl wearing low-cut dress,
scarf about shoulders and bandeau
seated with head turned toward right
shoulder, showing front view of face.]
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40327.
Springtime; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front bust portrait of young girl in
low-cut dress with roses on bodice and
in her flowing hair.] © 1c. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40318.
Storm in mid-Atlantic; by Thos.
Moran. [Tempestuous ocean overhung
by dark clouds, with piece of wreck-
age at right.] ©1c. Mar. 27, 1912; G
40296.
Sunset near Loudoun; by E. Lama-
sure. [Landscape showing cluster of
trees and bushes near pool, with cot-
fase in distanee:] © 1. c June 17,
1912; G 41101.
Sweet sixteen; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Back view of young gir] looking over
her right shoulder and smiling, with
arms full of roses.] © 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1912; G 40310.
Swelling tide; by G. H. Gay. [High
cliffs and beach at left, with ocean
waves rolling in from distant right.]
© 1-c. Mar. 27, 1912; G 40292.
Titan beauty; by J. Ross Bryson.
[Front view of girl with drapery about
shoulders and ribbon bandeau on hair,
looking up.] ©1e. June 17, 1912; G@
41097.
Touch of yellow; by J. Ross Bryson,
[Left profile of girl wearing feather
boa over shoulders and hat rolled at
side, looking over left shoulder.] ©1
e. Mar. 27, 1912; G 403380.
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Murreuy (THOos. ID.) co.—Continued.
Turning the penny; by H. J. Dobson.
[Interior of Scotch cottage showing
lady seated near window knitting
while old man spins coin on table to
amuse child on his knee.] ©1c. Mar.
27, 1912; G 40304.
Twilight, late summer; by G. H.
Gay. [Landscape with woods and
meadows along. banks of river which
shows reflection of trees.] ©1.
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40298.
Unwritten history; by E. W. Goll-
ings. [Indians fighting upon Western
Plains, some with guns, others with
bows and arrows.|° “© a a Mar. 27;
1912; G 40308.
Venice; by Thos. Moran. [Scene on
Grand canal, showing Doge’s Palace
at right, and Maria di la Salute church
in background.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912;
G 40298.
View of Cape Ann; by George How-
ell Gay. [Rocky coast at right with
ocean waves rolling in from distant
left.| © 1.c. Mar. 27, 1912:"G 40315.
Viking’s daughter; by J. Ross Bry-
son. [Three-quarter view of girl at-
tired in drapery standing, listening to
birds flying about her head.] ©l1e.
June 17, 1912; G 41096.
Washington notified of his election;
by John Ward Dunsmore. [Washing-
ton standing, receiving four men who
have just entered room while Mrs.
Washington sits looking on.] ©l«.
Mar. 27, 1912; G 40301.
Welcome guest; by E. Percy Moran.
[Man and woman standing in vine-
clad portico, welcoming guest while
his companion holds their two horses
nearby} ‘©: 1G. “Mar, 27, (1912. ¢
40308.
Young mother; by H. J. Dobson.
[Seated near window in Scotch cot-
tage is a young woman sewing while
at her left a baby is sleeping in
eradie.} ©). 4' vei Mar. \27,- 1912" G
40305.
20th century maiden; by J. Ross
Bryson. [Profile bust portrait of girl
with drapery about shoulders and hair
hanging down back.] © 1c. June 17,
1912; G 41098.
Murray (Henry) co., Boston. [10590
Sarcophagus of Westerly, R. I., gran-
ite, by Helen R. Martin. [Slab with
ornate edge supported by four columns
resting on rectangular base.] ©1«
June 6, 1912; G 41021.
NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York. [10591
Dutch boy painter; by Leopold
Scholz. Statuette of boy in Dutch
costume in act of painting. ©1l1.e.
June 8, 1912; G 40983.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ARTS & SCI-
ENCES, St. Louis. [10592
Seal of National university of arts
and sciences; by James Moses Ball.
[Ellipse inclosing open book labeled
N U, above figure of Prometheus
bearing torch.] © 1c. May 20, 1912;
G 40929.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Orange, Mass. [10593
Girl and roses. [Half-length por-
trait of girl with arms full of roses.]
© 1c. June 3, 1912; G 40991.
NEWARK ART FOUNDRY CO., INC., New-
ark, INOS: [10594
Our American cardinals. [Three
rrofile busts of men on three ciover
leaves, in bas-relief.] © 1 ¢. Mar, 15,
1912; G 40249.
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.) & co., New
York. [10595-10603
Dickens (Charles). [Bust of Dick-
eus in bas-relief. ]
Dickens’ birthplace; by Arthur Os-
borne. [Front view of two-story city
house, in bas-relief. ]
Dickens in his study; by Arthur
Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque of Dick-
ens seated by desk near window. ]
Hathaway’s (Anne) cottage; by
Arthur Osborne. [Double thatched
cottage with garden in front, in bas-
relief. |
Home of Charles Dickens; by Arthur
Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque of house
with steeple and bay-windows, sur-
rounded by shrubbery.]
Little Nell and her grandfather; by
Arthur Osborne. [Little girl seated
beside old man with cane, at foot of
tree, holding his hand. ]
Shakespeare. [Bust of Shakespeare
in bas-relief. ]
Shakespeare’s home; by Arthur Os-
borne. [House with four gables and
shrubbery on each side, in bas-relief. ]
Weller (Sam); by Arthur Osborne.
[Bas-relief bust of man in soft hat and
shirt sleeves with brush in hand.]
©1c. each July 2, 1912; G 41232-
41240.
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NicHoii (T. J:), Chicago. [10604
Peacock vender. [Girl in bare feet
and arms carrying on head a pole on
which sit three peacocks.] © 1 «.
May 27, 1912; G 409388.
Nock (LEo F.), Providence, R. I.
[10605
Christ and scroll. [Scroll above
head of Jesus crucified.|] © 1c. Apr.
8, 1912; G 40431.
NORMAL LIFE co., Los Angeles.
[10606-10609
Abnormal female life; by Wallace J.
Miller. [Sculptured bust of large fat
mwoman.| © 1.c. Apr. 3, 1912: 1G
40435.
Abnormal! male life: by Wallace J.
Miller. [Sculptured bust of frail lean
man.]| ©i1c. Apr. 3, 1912; G 404386.
Normal female life; by Wallace J.
Miller. [Sculptured bust of healthy
medium size woman.] ©1e. Apr. 8,
1912; G 40487.
Normal male life;
Miller.
man. |
by Wallace J.
[Seulptured bust of muscular
fed c. Apr. 3, 1912°-G 40438:
C’Connor (ANDREW), Brooklyn.
[10610-10612
Caesar (Julius). [Medallion profile
bust of Julius Caesar.] © 1 ec. Mar.
23, 1912; G 40444.
Lincoln (Abraham). [Medallion
profile bust of Lincoln.] © 1c. Mar.
23, 1912; G 40445.
Napoleon SBonaparte. [Medallion
profile bust of Napoleon.] © 1 «
Mar. 23, 1912; G 40446.
O'MALLEY (CHARLES), Roxbury, Mass.
[10613
Erin, statue of peace. [Statue of
man with harp standing on steps at
entrance to temple.] © 1c. June 26,
1912; G 41248.
OsBoRNE co., New York. [10614-10639
Anything for an excuse; by H. M.
Brett. [Young man in summer suit
marrying irl in his arms across
eiream.| © 1 c. Apr. 16, 1912; 'G
40595.
Autumn days; by J. Arthur. [Pro-
file view of girl, with bunch of chrys-
anthemums on shoulder, walking along
path by stone wall.] © 1c. Apr. 15,
1912; G 40576.
Entangled; by H. M. Breet. [Young
man in snow-shoes squatted fixing
snow-shoes of girl standing by his
side.] © 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40590.
OF ART
10689
OSBORNE co.—Continued.
Finest on the floor; by H. M. Brett.
[Young man and woman in evening
dress dancing with another couple in
background.| © 1c Apr. 16, 1912;
G 40589.
Friend of the rose; by J. Arthur.
[Girl with curly hair, attired in low-
neck gown, leaning forward to inhale
perfume of half-blown rose.] ©1.e.
Apr. 15, 1912; G 40577.
Hide and seek; by H. M. Brett.
[Girl in low-neck evening gown stand-
ing behind portier, waiting for young
man who is about to enter doorway. ]
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40588.
Hydrangeas; by J. kL. Barrick.
[Bust portrait, three-quarter view, of
girl wearing large hat trimmed in
flowers, and tied under chin with bow
of ribbon.) ' © 1) ec: Apr. 22, 1912; G6
40701.
In the same boat; by H. M. Brett.
[Young man in row-boat looking in-
terestedly at girl seated in rear end
with umbrella hoisted overhead and
right hand dangling in water.] ©1le.
Apr. 16, 1912; G@ 40594.
It’s a secret; by J. Arthur. [Front
bust portrait of gir] in low-neck gown
and wide-brimmed hat smiling with
finger pressed to lip.] ©1ce. Apr. 15,
1912; G 40578.
Lady of the lake; by J. Arthur.
[Girl in sailor costume, with oar in
hands, standing by canoe near large
tree.] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1912; G 40579.
Loving cup; by H. M. Brett. [Young
woman standing on rock in edge of
stream holding water in hands from
which man is drinking.] © 1c. Apr.
16, 1912; G 40596.
No speed limit; by J. Arthur. [Girl
in sailor suit and jacket, seated in
motor-boat shading eyes with right
hand.] ©1le. Apr. 15, 1912; G 40580.
On the fence; by H. M. Brett.
[Young man standing by and facing
girl seated on stone fence looking
down @erth ec. Apr. a6: 1912 <'
40597.
Opera night; by J. Arthur. [Front
bust portrait of girl with fluffy hair,
head inclined forward and feather boa
about shoulders.] © 1 ec. Apr. 15,
1912; G@ 40581.
Over the banister; by H. M. Brett.
[Girl in evening gown with feather-
bordered stole around shoulders stand-
ing on stairway, leaning over banister,
talking to young man.] © 1c. Apr.
16, 1912: G 40592.
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10640
pt. Iv. Re Sy
OsBORNE co.—Continued.
Pursuit of happiness; by H. M.
Brett. [Young man and woman seated
in racing automobile, both with hands
on steering wheel.|] © 1. Apr. 16,
1912; G 40599.
Roman holiday; by U. Checa.
[Chariot race showing charioteers
driving past viewing stands on each
Side of track where people are cheer-
ing-}] © 1 © May 7, 1912: G 40881.
Rose for you; by J. Arthur. [Three-
quarter figure of girl in light gown,
with head slightly bowed, holding rose
tp. bosom.) © 1 ¢. Apr 155 1912 5.6
40582.
Sailing away; by J. Arthur. [Two
girls, in light dresses, seated in boat
beneath sail, one shading eyes with
hand, the other holding tiller.] © 1
ce. Apr, 15, 1912: G 40583.
Silence gives consent; by H. M.
Brett. [Young man seated by and
looking earnestly at girl near sand
dune, both in bathing suits, with two
women in distance.J © 1c. Apr. 16,
1912; G 40598.
~ Spring is here; by J. Arthur.
[Young woman with fluffy hair, in
low-neck evening gown, holding bou-
quet of carnations to her bosom.] ©1
ec. Apr. 15, 1912; G 40584.
Sweetest story every told; by J.
Arthur. [Young girl reading letter
while two older girls peer over her
shoulder. |)’ :@ 1°. Apr. 25, 1912: G6
40585.
True blue; by J. Arthur. [Three-
quarter view bust portrait of girl in
low-neck evening gown, and wide-
brimmed hat trimmed with feather. ]
©1ec. Apr. 15, 1912: G 40586.
Under the rose; by H. M. Brett.
[Young man and girl seated on bench
in piazza, under flowering rose-bush,
looking interestedly at each other.]
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40593.
Voice of the sea; by J. Arthur.
[Girl in bathing suit standing behind
rope resting elbow on pile and hold-
ing sea-shell to ear.] © 1c. Apr. 15,
1912; G 40587.
Winning. hand: .by .B.- BL.. Brett,
[Young man seated at round table
holding hand of lady seated opposite
with bunch of cards in the other
hand.] © 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40591.
a
Pappock (WILLARD D.), New York. |
[10640
Medal in honor of Griswold. [Medal
with bust of man holding dagger on
obverse, and circular wreath sur-
rounded by lettering, on reverse.] ©
dc. Mar. 26, 1912; G 40415.
PETERS CARTRIDGE CoO., Cincinnati.
[10641. 10642
Bears; by (Philip BR. “Goedwin:
[Mother bear and two cubs coming
down rocky side of mountain.] © 1
e. Apr. 2, 1912: G 40426.
Flying ducks; by G. M.~ Arnolt.
[Flock of ducks fiying over lake.] ©
le. June 3, 1912; G@ 40990.
PHILLIPS (J. CAMPBELL), New York.
[10648, 10644
Dolia. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait of girl with drapery over
shoulders and searf about head, look-
ing over right shoulder.] © 1c. May
13, 1912; G 40868.
Red, white and blue. [Front half-
length portrait of girl wearing mob-
cap and drapery over shoulders con-
nected in front with bunch of flowers. ]
© 1c. May 13, 1912; G 40867.
PHOTOGRAPHISCH GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [10645-106555
Alten (Die); by Mase Buri. [Old
man and woman seated at small table,
he filling his pipe while she reads. ]
Earl Roberts (F. M.); by T. A. de
Larzlo. [Front view portrait of man
in uniform standing with right hand
on table.]
Fabrikstadt (Die); by Hans Balus-
chek. [Railway train passing through
tewn of factories. ]
Fuhrer (Der); by Hans Baluschek.
[Hngineer with hand on throttle look-
ing out of window at approaching en-
gine. ]
Kashinir; by John Sargent. [Six
girls in robes and hoods marching two
by two.]
Schneeverweht; by Hans Baluschek.
[Railway train snow-bound near small
way-station. ]
Schwarze gespenst; by Hans Balu-
schek. [Front view of railway engine,
approaching, with village in distance.]
Soir (Le) ; by Charles Giron. [View
over mountain-tops partly covered
with clouds. ]
Tanzmusikanten; by Mase Buri.
[Four musicians seated around small
table playing musical instruments. ]
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OF ART
10694
PHOTOGRAPHISCH GESELLSCHAFT—Con.
Uber den bahnhof: by Hans Balu-
schek. [Side view of railway engine
crossing bridge. ]
Viadukt (Der) ; by Hans Baluschek.
[Railway train crossing a large arched
bridge. ]
© 1 ¢c. each July 10, 1912;
41253-41268.
G
PICKHARDT (EMILE), Islington, Mass.
[10656
Heaving sea; by Warren Sheppard.
[Marine painting showing large billows
in midocean.]| © 1c. July 6, 1912; G
41250.
PottEer (Louis), New York. [10657
Aviation. [Sculptured group of four
draped women, standing on rectangu-
lar base, holding overhead a monoplane
above which is figure of angel with
wings spread.] © 1c. May 9, 1912;
G 40852.
PRESTON (FRANK), West Point, Miss.
[10658
Elite. [Design of front entrance of
moving picture theater.] ©1c. June
20, 1912; G 41169. :
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [10659-10665
Cain and Abel. [Two men offering
Sacrifices, one kneeling before burning
altar while the other is placing fruit
on another altar.]
Creation (The). [Semi-solid sphere,
partly surrounded by moon and stars,
emerging from dark nebular mass into
sunlight. ]
Destruction of Sodom. [Man with
staff fleeing, accompanied by two girls,
leaving behind woman who is looking
back on burning city.]
Empty tomb. [Two women, one
standing, the other kneeling, aston-
ished by presence of angel on tomb of
Jesus. |
Flood (The)
of water. ]
God’s covenant with Abraham.
[Old man in oriental robe standing
near tent, with hands extended in sup-
plication, looking upward.]
[Ark on vast expanse
Man’s first sin. [Woman in garden
by stream plucking fruit from tree.]
© 1c each May 16, 1912; G
40888-40894.
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PuTNAM (ARTHUR), San Francisco.
[10666-10694
At the spring. [Statuette group of
two pumas, one sitting by side of the
other reclining.] © 1c. Apr. 24, 1912;
G 40724.
Bear and buffalo skull. [Statuette
of bear gnawing hide off buffalo skull.]
© 1c. Apr. 24,1912: G 40729.
Boy and bear. [Statue of bear seat-
ed hugging boy who is grasping bear
about neck with one hand and pointing
finger at his eye with the other.] ©
1e. May 4, 1912; G 40835.
Boy and jack-rabbit. [Statue of
nude boy wrestling with large rabbit.]
©1c. May 4, 1912; G 40836.
Boy and puma. [Statue of nude boy
standing with right arm around neck
of puma and left hand raised.] ©1le.
May 4, 1912; G 40839.
Boy and wildcat. [Statue of nude
boy standing, embracing neck of large
cat which is seated with one leg about
boy’s thigh.] © 1c. May 4, 1912; G
40840.
Centaur. [Circular medal showing
centaur standing with left hand on
shoulder of nude man, in bas-relief. ]
© 1c. May 4, 1912; G 40855.
Clock. [Statue representing man
and woman seated on each side of
clock resting elbows above clock dial.]
©1c. May 4, 1912; G 40841.
Combat—Indian, horse and buffalo.
[Sculptured group of mounted Indian
thrown back on horse kicking over
head of angry buffalo.] © 1c. Apr.
24, 1912; G 40726.
Contented puma. Statuette of puma
resting on right fore-leg and haunches,
Icoking down on its tail. ©1e. Apr.
24, 1912; G@ 40721.
Contentment. [Statuette of puma
reclining with head turned to side rest-
ing on extended fore-leg.] © 1c. Apr,
24, 1912; G 40715.
Double pumas. Statuette of two
pumas passing each other and rub-
bing sides. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1912; G
40717.
Falling messenger. Statuette of man
with tablet reclining supported in air,
©1c. Apr. 24, 1912; G 40720.
Figure seated. Statuette of man
seated on block, with left knee raised,
leaning over to left side. ©1e. Apr.
24, 1912; G 40722.
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10695
pt. IV) RRS yee
PuTrnamM (ARTHUR)—Continued.
Figure study no. 1. [Nude man re-
clining with bar between hands.] ©
lve. Apr. 17, 1912- 0G 40621.
Fountain head. [Head with horns
and beard.] © 1c. Apr. 24, 1912; G
40714.
Hyaena. [Statuette of hyaena
standing with head down.] © 1.
May 4, 1912; G 40837.
Indian and puma. Indian squatted
turning puma over on its side. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 406381.
Lazy bear. Statuette of bear seated,
with hind legs extended forward and
crossed, resting on right fore-leg. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1912; G 40716.
Little African. Statuette of small
male lion sitting up, resting on fore-
paws, with head down. © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1912; G 40728.
Mounting cowboy. [Cowboy with
left foot in stirrup about to mount
romping horse.] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1912;
G 40622.
Old days in California. [Statuette
group‘of bear on hind legs attacking
Indian on rearing horse.] © 1. Apr.
24, 1912; G 40723.
Puma and snakes. Statuette of
puma with paw raised ready to strike
snakes. coiled under him. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1912; G 40718. :
Resting puma. [A cougar partly
lying, supporting himself on one arm
and leaning forward.] © 1c. Apr. 1,
1912; G 40407.
Saber-tooth tiger. [Head of tiger
having two long teeth projecting down-
ward.] ©1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40623.
Sand nymph. [Statue of nude
woman seated on block, with legs
crossed, leaning left arm on staff and
right elbow on knee.] ©1ce. Apr. 24,
1912; G@ 40727.
Scratching bear. Statuette of bear
sitting, resting on right fore-paw and
scratching hind-quarters with left. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1912; G 40719.
Sea nymph. Statue of woman, part
fish, supporting herself on left knee,
with right resting against a fish and
left hand raised above head. © 1.
Apr. 24, 1912; G 40725.
Squirrel and pine cones. [Statuette
of squirrel seated on pine branch sur-
rounded by cones.] © 1c. May 4,
1912; G 40838.
RALSTON HEALTH SHOE MAKERS, Brock-
ton, Mass. [10695
Girl with riding crop; by R. Ford
Harper. [Half-length profile portrait
of girl wearing large hat rolled at side
and carrying crop under arm. © 1
e: Apr: 2, 1912:> 6 40227
Ransom (F. C.), New York. [10696
His first dollar. [Small boy with
basket on arm showing dollar to his
mother who is setting table in dining
room.] ©1c. June 8, 1912; G 41086.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[10697-10707
Baby is the flower of love; by
Alonzo Kimball. [Three-quarter view
of a baby’s head.] © 1c. June 27,
1912; G 41218.
Button sewed on by a maiden; by
G. G. Drayton. Little girl sewing but-
ton on small boy’s knickerbockers. ©
ie June 27, 1912356 412
Dickey has had an _ accident; by
G. G. Drayton. [Elderly woman seat-
ed, with embroidery in hand, looking
down at small boy holding doll under
arm.] ©1c. June 15, 1912; G 41072.
Far from the madding crowd; by
Ralph Yardley. Negro baby in large
bed. ©1c. June-27, 1912; G 41220.
Gee, but this is a lonesome town; by
G. G. Drayton. [Small boy standing
alone with both hands in pockets while
four little boys and girls go dancing
by-1 ©1c. June 15, 1912; 447:
I must be losing my memory; by E.
Ryan. [Dog standing under table on
which are glass, flower and books.] ©
1e¢. June 15, 1912; G 41074.
I’ve brought your birdie back; by
G. G. Drayton. [Elderly woman look-
ing astonished at small boy holding
kitten in arms.] ©1c. June 15, 1912;
G 41075.
Man that'll kiss and then go tell; by
C. Twelvetree. [One small boy whis-
pering to another while little girl
stands at corner of fence ecrying.] ©
1c. June 15, 1912; G 41076.
Pretty girl that gets a kiss don’t
deserve another; by C. Twelvetree.
[Small boy with cap in hand standing
at corner of house listening while little
girl tells her mother.] © 1c. June 15,
1912; G 41077.
Responsibilities; by C. T. Whiting.
[Back view of little girl holding doll
and Teddy bear under each arm and
pulling rag elephant in wagon.] © 1
e June 15, 1912; G 41078.
188
| ton.
¢andy and reading while small boy
mo. 2, 1912
WORKS OF ART
10727
RoBBIns (CHaAs. M.) co., Attleboro,
Mass. [10718
- REINTHAL & NEWMAN—Continued.
Welcome on the mat; by G. G. Dray-
[Little girl at window eating
yin:
stands looking at door-mat.]
June 15, 1912; G 41079.
REMINGTON ARMS U. M. C. CO., New
York. [10708
Return from the shoot. [Hunter
dismounted from horse petting mother
dog and puppies at gate.] ©lec. June
5, 1912; G 40992.
REPRODUCTION CO., Brooklyn.
[10709, 10711
College student; by FF. Riley.
[Young man with cane in hand, pipe
in mouth and hat turned up at side, in
walking attitude] © 1c Apr. 8,
1912; G 40433.
Girl and tiger; by F. Riley. [Girl
with pennant over shoulder walking
beside tiger.] © 1c. May 17, 1912;
G 40908.
Seal design for the National union;
by F. Riley. [Eagle above and wreath
around disk engraved with book and
Stars.] ©1c. May 17, 1912; G 40904.
RicHarps (EH. E.), New York.
[10712-10715
Cheerful nest robber. [Small boy
in shirtwaist and cap holding nest of
birds-eggs in hands.] ©1c. May 14,
1912; G 40879.
Crystal reader. [Young woman in
loose sleeveless dress, seated on sofa,
Icoking at crystal held in left hand.]
© 1c. May 14, 1912; G 40877.
Difficult stitch. Young woman sew-
ing. © 1c. May 14, 1912; G 40878.
Hesitation. [Back profile of young
woman standing with hand on table,
looking back at letter lying near
candle.] © 1c May 14, 1912; G
40876.
RicHtTrr (AGNES LINCOLN), Berkeley,
Cal. [10716
Panama Pacific international exposi-
tion, San Francisco, Cal., 1915.
[Drawing of woman draped in U. S.
flag, on map of U. S., Mexico and
Panama, with background represent-
ing a globe.] © 1c. June 18, 1912;
G 41108.
Rio (FRANK DEL), San Francisco.
[10717
Jesus and Mary. [Bas-relief plaque
Showing left profile bust of man and
moman.] © 1c. June 13, 1912: G
44080.
Twin bear cub, by Christian Peter-
son. [Statue of bear cub standing
erect on hind feet.] © 1c June 4,
1912; G 40997.
KOMANELLI (CARLO), Chicago.
[10719, 10720
Dante. [Sculptured bust of Dante
wearing study cap, resting on base in
ferm of two- books.] © 1c. Apr. 8,
1912; G 40458.
Itaiian sharpshooter. [Sculptured
figure of soldier with gun clasped in
both hands making a bayonet charge. ]
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1912; G 40454.
RoRPHURO (JULES JACQUES) San
Francisco. [10721, 10722
On the warpath. [Herd of elks
walking along foot of mountain, with
cther elks in distance.] © 1c. May
18, 1912; G@ 40874.
Quenching their thirst. [Cowboy
on horseback drinking water from hat
while horse drinks from stream, with
cowboys and caitle in distance.] ©1
e. June 24, 1912; G 41182.
RosENAU & LOEB, Philadelphia. [10723
Maid at the well; by Walter Gil-
lam. [Girl in Summer dress sitting on
edge of stone-well pulling rope.]
1 e¢. Mar. 30, 1912; G@ 40605.
RUCKSTUHL CE: W. ), New York.
[10724
National peace monument. [High
monument in form of fluted column
having large globe light at top and
spreading base adorned with figure of
angel surrounded by women.] © 1 ¢.
May 8, 1912; G 40849.
Runeius (Cart), Brooklyn. [10725
Mountaineers (The). Flock of rams
coming forward in single file, over
mountain side. © 1c. May 22, 1912;
G 40922.
ce cas (A. H.), Windsor, Vt.
[10726, 10727
Lincoln (Abraham); by Augustus
Saint-Gaudens. [Reduction in bronze
of statue of Lincoln standing in front
of chair, with right hand behind back
and left grasping lapel of coat, looking
down.] ©1c. May 17, 1912; G 40898.
Victory; by Augustus Saint-Gau-
dens. [Statue of winged woman, in
flowing draperies, standing on a rock
with left foot forward, right arm out-
stretched and palm in left hand.] ©
1c. May 16, 1912; G 40895.
189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10728
SANFORD (W. M.), New York.
[10728-10732
Aztec bride; by W. R. Leigh. [Girl
with pitcher in hand standing on
house-top, hear man making pottery,
iooking over village. ]
Fun with Dobbin; by H. J. Peck.
[Boys and girls on sleds drawn by
horse down hillside. ]
In blossom time; by Geo. F. Smillie.
[Man standing by horse which is drink-
ing from trough under blooming tree
by cottage along roadside. ]
Letter from home; by H. C. Ed-
wards. Cowboy on horseback near
rural delivery box reading letter.
Weather prophet; by Jno. Newton
Howitt. [Group of men seated on
store porch watching old man, with
pipe in hand, standing near horse,
looking up at clouds. ]
© 1c. each May 6, 1912: G 40822—
40826.
SAWVEL (W. H.), Kansas City. Mo.
[10733
My kingdom. [Statuette of Roose-
velt holding globe in arms and laugh-
ing.] ©l1c May 20, 1912; G 40910.
SCHAEFER (FREDERICK W.), New York.
[10784
[Large elephant
Gl ‘ec Tune 18;
Nation’s leader.
labeled G. O. P.]
1912; G 41188.
Scuick (RuporF) & co., Leipzig.
[10735-10786
Jesus der kinderfreund: by Wilh.
Steinhauser. Christ .surrounded by
children and their parents.
Jesus in Gethsemane; by Wilh. Stein-
hauser. Christ stands with folded
hands bending over a disciple while
two others lie sleeping near by.
Jiinger von Emaus; by Wilh. Stein-
hauser. Christ and two _ disciples
standing on hill-top talking.
Maria und Martha; by Wilh. Stein-
hauser. Christ talking to Mary while
Martha stands behind her.
Tochter des Jairus; by Wilh. Stein-
hauser. Christ raising Jairus’s daugh-
_ ter while her parents kneel at bed-side,
and disciples look on.
©1e each July 8, 1912; G 41241-
41245,
SCHOENHOFEN (P.) BREWING CO., Chi-
cago. [10740-10746
Alphorn (The). [Man standing on
mountain side blowing long horn while
woman. watches.] ©1 ce. Apr. 2, 1912;
G 40428. °
pt. IV, terse wee
—— es
SCHOENHOFEN (P.) BREWING co.—Con.
Colporteur (The). [Man with pack
on back and staff in arm standing,
lighting pipe.] © 1c. May 13, 1912;
G 40871.
Mountaineer. [Young man with
coat on arm, staff in one hand and hat
in the other, coming down mountain
side.]. © 1c. May 13, 1912; G 40873. ©
Picking edelweiss. [Man clinging to
side of mountain cliff and reaching for
small flower.] ©1e. Apr. 2, 1912; G
40429.
Scene in Swiss village. [Scene on
narrow street showing young man with
staff in hand holding hand of girl
whom he is about to kiss] ©1.4
May 18, 1912; G 40872.
Swiss gleaner. [Profile of girl
standing with sickle in hand and apron
filled with grass, looking over shoulder
toward man carrying hay on back.]
© 1c. May 13, 1912; G 40870.
Waitress (The). [Girl in waitress
uniform carrying tray of bottles and
filled glasses.] © 1c. June 21, 1912;
G 41172.
ScHWEIZER (J. OTTo), Philadelphia.
[10747
Silcher (Friederich). [Plaquette
showing young woman and four chil-
dren seated singing below bust of man,
in bas-relief.] © 1 ¢ Apr i da.
G 40609:
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
York. [10748
Make-believe; by Maxfield Parrish.
[Two women standing between two
pillars decorated by flowers trailing
from urns at base, with vista of dis-
tant landscape beneath branches of
large tree.] © 1c May 7, 1912; G
40885.
ScupDER (JANET), Paris. [10749, 10750
Fighting boys. [Fountain consist-
ing of figures of two nude boys holding
on to a fish from mouth of which flows
stream of water.] ©1c. May 1, 1912;
G 40778.
Young Pan. [Fountain consisting of
nude boy standing on elevation in cen-
ter of large bowl blowing pipes while
three fish squirt water at him.] ©1«¢
May 1, 1912; G 40772.
SHERLOCK stTup10s, New York.
[10751, 10752
(Cardinal); by L. Gardin.
Farley ©
1<€
Medallion portrait with letter.
Apr. 6, 1912; G 40447.
190
WORKS
mo. 2, 1912
SHERLOCK sTUDIOS—Continued.
Farley (Cardinal); by L. Gardin.
[Medallion showing profile bust of
man in bas-relief, surrounded by let-
tering.|] ©1c. Apr. 6, 1912; G 40448.
SHERRIN (D.), Whitstable, Hngland.
° [10753
On the banks of the Severn. [Land-
Scape showing cottage in grove on bank
of winding stream, with square tower
in distance.] © 1c. June 8, 1912; G
41037.
Sitt (Epwin H.), Bruce Wis.
Tiger head.
angry tiger.]
40417.
[10754
[Drawing of head of
(©) '€. Mar: 20, 1912: G
SiRRET (LucieEN L.), New York.
[10755, 10756
Introducing Mr. Wilson. [Man
Seated with cane in left hand raising
Gat with right:] © 1 ec. May 7, 1912;
G 40833.
Polo player. [Back view of man
seated on horse, with polo stick in arm
and cigarette in hand, looking back
Over left shoulder.] © 1c. May 21,
912; G 40919.
Smipt (AvuGuSTA), Boston.
[10757-10760
Cross-stitch embroidery design, se-
ries 1-4; by Dorothy Bradford. [De-
Signs representing dog, chicken, bird,
bugs, vases of flowers and irregular
conventional figures.] © 1 c¢. each
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40738-40741.
SmitTH (HELENE F.), New York.
[10761
Equal suffrage. [Statuette of
Woman in tailored dress with man’s
coat and hat, carrying banner on shoul-
der.}] ©1e. June 7, 1912; G 41024.
SoUTHERN COTTON OIL co., New York.
[10762
Give us a taste. [Two children
standing by table watching negro cook
Dring large cake.] © 1c. June 19,
1912; G 41152.
SoUTHERN MFG. cOo., Richmond, Va.
[10763
Good luck. [Woman standing near
table holding plate filled with biscuits. ]
© ic. June 21, 1912; G 41171.
STAVENHAGEN (W. H.) co., New York.
[10764
Lamp. [Lamp having candelabrum
stand and ornate umbrella-shaped
‘top.] ©1c. May 8, 1912; G 40848.
\
OF ART
10775
STEARNS (FF. B.) co., Philadelphia.
[10765
Stearns’ knight. [Man in armor of
the middle ages bearing sword and
shield.| © 1 ¢ June 10, 1912; G
41045.
STEINHARDT (A.) & BRO., New York.
[10766
Mike I luff you; by G.- Grandelis.
[Statue group of tall man standing
holding short man by lapel and looking
into his face.] © 1c. Mar. 27, 1912;
G 40335.
STETSON SHOE co., So. Weymouth,
Mass. [10767, 10768
I lug dis bunch of clubs for days.
[Small boy carrying case of golf sticks
for man about to knock ball.] ©1e.
June 19, 1912; G 41156.
O gee, I wish I hadn’t come. [Small
boy standing clasping hands on breast
as man walks away with arm about
waist of girl.] © 1c. June 19, 1912:
G 41159,
SToKES (FRANK WILBERT), New York.
[10769-10772
Arctic decorative border. [Head of
pelar bear in center with snow-shoes
on each side.] © 1c. June 24, 1912;
G 41177.
Franklin’s (Sir John) men. [Group
of men dragging boat over ice to
stream.] © 1c June 24, 1912; G
41179.
Last moments of Hendrick Hudson.
[Group of men, all frozen save one, in
small boat on ice at edge of water, ap-
proached by polar bear.] ©1c. June
24, 1912; G 44178.
Spirit of the North. [Pendentive
above door showing two men clasping
hands above head of polar bear.] ©
1c. June 24, 1912; G 41180.
StrRreeT (Mary FrRANcES), Summit,
[10773
Madonna and child. [Half-length
figure of Mary holding infant Jesus on
arm, in bas-relief.] © 1c. Apr. 26,
1912; G 40781.
Sware (W. W.), Kansas City, Kans.
[10774
Teddy. Miniature comic bust of
Theodore Roosevelt. © 1c. May 25,
1912; G 40982.
SWIFT SPEcIFIC co., Atlanta. [10775
Indian campfire. [Squaw bringing
arm-full of herbs to Indian squatted
stirring fire under pot near tent.] ©
1 ce. Apr. 16, 1912; G 40600.
191
53034—12——3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10776
Symonps (Saran W.), Salem, Mass.
[10776-10780
Christian science church, Boston,
Mass. [Rectangular building with
dome and tower at rear, in bas-relief. ]
© 1c. May 25, 1912; G 40936.
Door knocker, Nichols house, Salem,
Mass. [Ororate knocker with oval
plate for name, in bas-relief.] © 1
e. May 25, 1912; G 40987.
Tapley shoe shop, Salem, Mass.
[Girl drawing water from well by
small frame building, in bas-relief.]
‘©1c¢. May 25, 1912; G 40934.
Wellesley college observatory,
Wellesley, Mass. [Rectangular build-
ing with dome, near clump of trees, in
bas-relief.]. © 1c. May 25, 1912; G
40935.
Witch leaning on broom handle.
[Statuette of old woman in witches’
garb with broom.] © 1c. May 25,
1912; G 40933.
T'AMBURINI (ARNALDO) JR., New York.
[10781
Farley (His eminence John ecar-
dinal). [Front view portrait of
eiderly man seated in high-back arm-
chair.] ©1c Apr. 8, 1912; G 40482.
TANENBAUM (Moses), New York.
[10782-10795
Accident (An); by Franz Streitt.
[Man with trombone signaling to ap-
proaching double-horse carriage, while
other musicians assist man fallen in
snow-covered road.] © 1 ce May 20,
1912; G@ 40911.
At pasture; by Eugene Verboeck-
hoven. [Bull and two sheep standing
at edge of pool near scrubby tree.]
© 1c. May 20, 1912; G 40912.
At repose; by A. F. Tait. [Flock of
sheep, some standing, others lying, in
pasture near stone fence.] © 1 «.
May 20, 1912; G 40918.
Cattle at pasture; by Marie Dieterle.
[Herd of cattle grazing near clump of
small trees.] ©1c. May 20, 1912; G
40914.
Hungarian farm; by I. Pokitonow.
[Two men seated along roadside near
ox-wagon in front of farmhouse.] ©
1 ¢. Apr. 17, 7912*.@ 41270.
Market place, Constantinople; by A.
Pasini. [People selling food-stuff and
wares about large arched entrance to
building.] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1912; G
40737.
192
pt. 1V;RassSeveer
TANENBAUM (Moses)—Continued.
On the Bosphorus; by Felix Zeim.
[View of large body of water showing
skip under sail and row-boat near
city.] ©1c¢. May 20, 1912; G 40915.
On the Scheldt; by P. J. Clays.
[Several sail-boats passing down river
by wind-mill and village] © 1 «
Apr. 17, 1912; G 40735.
Overdue; by J. L. Tyler. [One
steamer partly covered with ice haul-
ing another over rough sea.] ©1e.
Apr..17, 1912 ;.G 40732:
Pasturage d’avril; by Jan Mon-
chablon. [Landscape showing woman
standing near two scrubby trees watch-
ing cow and sheep graze] © 1 «
May 20, 1912; G 40916.
Place de Ja Republique; by Lugi
Loir. [Snow street scene showing
people on foot and in carriages passing
palace and row of dwellings.] ©1l1e.
Apr. 17, 1912; G 40730.
Springtime; by Prof. von Kowalski.
[Man seated with arm around girl in
wagon drawn by two horses along
country road.] © 1°@ Apr. 1, om:
G 41269.
Teton Range, Idaho; by Thomas
Moran. [Landscape of mountain
stream running over rocks, with snow
covered mountain range in back-
ground.] © 1 ¢ May, 20,.4912355G
40917.
Walk at Beaulieu; by Henry Har-
pignies. [Vista of river through large
trees along its bank.] © 1c Apr. 17.
1912; G 40734.
é;
TANQUERAY, GORDON & CO., LTD., Lon-
don. [10796-10801
Dolly Varden; by William Herbert
Gosnell. [Front view of lady wearing
soft hat and colonial dress with fishu
around neck.] © 1. Mar. 28, 1912;
G 40339.
Little Nel! and her grandfather; by
William Herbert Gosnell. [Old man
ili knee-breeches, long coat and tall
hat seated with young girl in poke-
bonnet standing by his side.] © 1.
Mar. 29, 1912; G 40348.
Mr. Micawber; by William Herbert
Gosnell. [Man in frock coat and tigh
trousers standing resting one hand o
table and holding wine glass in th
other.] ©1c. Mar. 28, 1912; G 40338.
Mr. Pickwick; by William Herber
Gosnell. [Portly baldheaded old mar
standing on chair with right han
WORKS
mo. 2, 1912
TANQUERAY, GorRDON & CO., LTD.—Con.
outstretched and left tucked under
Goat-tail.|] © 1c. Mar. 29, 1912; G
40342.
Mrs. Gamp; by William Herbert
Gosnell. [Old woman, in shawl and
bonnet with frills, carrying bundle
and closed umbrella.] ©1.¢. Mar. 28,
1912; G 403841.
Oliver and the workhouse master;
by William Herbert Gosnell. [Small
boy with bowl and spoon in hands
standing before large man wearing
moron.| © 1c. Mar. 28, 1912; G
40340.
TirFANY stupIos, New York. [10802
Celtic cross monument. [Cross with
eircle and spreading base.] © 1.
July 10, 1912; G@ 41264.
ONDREAN (ELMER R.), Kausas City,
Mo. [10803
Hverybody’s doing it now, by Griff
ay. [Statuette of two monkeys danc-
fee turkey-trot.| © 1 ¢ May 15,
1912; G 40886.
RAVER (C. WaARDE), New York.
[10804
Rosary (The) [Girl in low neck
dress seated at desk reading letter by
eandle light.] © 1 «¢ Mar. 380, 1912;
G 40404.
ITROUBETZKOY (PAUL), Chicago.
[10805, LOSO6
Caruso (Enrico) [Statue of man in
Shirt-sleeves standing with hands
clasped behind back.] © 1c. Mar.
28, 1912; G 40397.
Svirsky (Jlle.), danseuse. [Statue
of girl thinly clad, with head thrown
back, one Jeg raised, in dancing atti-
tude.] © 1c. May 2, 1912; G 40775.
YLER (JAS. G.), New York. [10807
Close call. [Schooner under tull
Sail passing near large iceberg on
Fough sea.| © 1c. May 6, 1912; G
40827.
JMHOoLTzZ (B. M.), Wamego, Kan.
[10808
Roosevelt (Theodore) [Sculptured
srotesque head of Roosevelt wearing
hat turned up in front.] ©1c. June
Dp, 1912; G 40995.
TAN ANDERSON (L.), San Francisco.
[10809
_ Twelve months; by Bernita Lundy.
ine of twelve little girls each dressed
0 represent a month of the year. ©
me. June 17, 1912; G 41106.
a nT
OF ART
10821
VAN NostRAND (A. G.), Boston.
[10810
Workers séries no. 39. [Man stand-
ing behind counter, near cash-register,
holding filled glass in left hand.] ©
1c. May 8, 1912; G 40791.
ViGNATI (Louris), New York.
10811-10815
Heroes and heroines of the Titanic.
Bas-relief showing busts of some vic-
tims of Titanic disaster. © 1c May
17, 1912; G 40905.
Ismay (J. Bruce) Bas-relief bust
portrait, three-quarter view. © 1 «¢.
May 17, 1912; G 40907.
Sinking of the Titanic. Bas-relief
Showing Titanic and her geographical
pesition when she struck iceberg. ©
1c. May 17, 1912; G 40906.
Straus (Ida); [Three-quarter view
bust of woman, in bas-relief.] © 1.
May 27, 1912; G 40968.
Straus (Isidor). [Front bust of
man wearing eye-glasses and beard, in
bas-relief.] © 1 « May 27, 1912;
G 40969.
VISITING NUBSE ASSN. OF CLEVELAND,
Cleveland. [10816
Medallion of the Visiting nurse as-
sociation. [Circular medallion show-
ing draped woman kneeling, with
spade in hand, planting a tree.] © 1
ce. May 6, 1912; G 40854.
VosE (R. C. & N. M.), Boston.
[10817, 10818
Drifting shadows; by Paul Dough-
erty. [Stretch of sea dashing against
large rocks and overhung by scatter-
ing ‘cleuds.] (© 4. .e. Apr...11, 1912; G
40564.
Paysanne et son enfant au bord
d’un bois le matin; by J. B. ©. Corot.
[Landscape showing woman and child
walking along forest road, by scatter-
ing tall trees, with castle in distance. ]
©1ce. May 2, 1912; G 40774.
WarD (CLARA D.), Shrewsbury, Mass.
[10819
(Luther) watchmaker’s
[Drawing of
and tree
G
Goddard’s
shop, Shrewsbury, Mass.
small one story building
nearoy. fh! Kode. “Apr 15, 1912;
40575.
Wartrous (Harry W.), New York.
[10820, 10821
Bursting of the bubble. [Two little
children looking anxiously at their
mother who is leaning over on table
with face hid in folded arms, and
letter lying on floor nearby.] ©1«.
May 2, 1912; G 40777.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10822
pt... 1V, os Vee
Watrous (Harry W.)—Continued.
For the sake of his soul. [Profile
view of woman kneeling on prie-dieuv
before candle, reading book.] © 1 «.
May 2, 1912; G 40776. 5
WauGH (FREDERICK J.), Montclair,
Nod: [10822
Knight of the holy grail. [Sir Gala-
had kneeling in boat on mountain lake
and looking up at two angels bearing
candles and one with holy grail.] ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1912; G 40452.
WELLESLEY. COLLEGE, Wellesley, Mass.
10828
Palmer (Alice Freeman) memorial;
by Daniel C. French. [Bas-relief panel
of draped woman guiding girl with
book in hand.] © 1c. Mar. 16, 1912;
G 40251.
WHITTEMORE (WM. J.), New York.
[10824, 10825
Windy day. [Half-length portrait,
three-quarter view, of girl in fur-
trimmed coat and hat turned up at
back.] © 1c. Apr. 27, 1912; G 40761.
Young girl in yellow. [Girl in low-
neck dress standing by harp with
hands behind back.] © 1. Apr. 27,
1912; G@ 40760.
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DECORATING
co., Pittsburgh. [10826, 10827
Christ bearing his cross. Five lan-
cet window showing in center, Christ
bearing cross assisted by Simon of
Cyrene, at right, servant about to hand
Pilate water to wash his hands, and
at left, John and Sorrowing Mother.
©1c. Apr. 8, 1912; G 40450.
Wisdom; by William and Annie Lee
Willet. [Stained glass window show-
ing Jesus before Jewish doctors, in
lower section, and seven draped women
representing liberal arts, in upper sec-
tion.] ©1c. June 24, 1912; G 41227.
WILLIAMS (JNO.) INC., New York.
[10828
Lee (Gen. Robert E.); by Allen G.
Newman. [Oval plaque showing three-
quarter view bust of Lee] ©1«.
June 25, 1912; G 41189.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven. [10829
Flushing a_ covert. [Two dogs
standing in field watching birds. ]
1c. June 19, 1912; G 41151.
WinscH (JOHN), New York.
[10830-10956
Album with beautiful face, 1-4.
[Bust portrait of girl on cover-leaf of
closed book lying on bunch of flowers
and hearts.] © 1 e each Apr. 11,
1912; G 40552-40555.
Album with Irish view, II. [Scene
of arched bridge across stream, on
cover leaf of closed book.] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40632.
Album with view of Ireland. [Scene
of Middle Lake Killarney on cover-leaf
of closed book.] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1912;
G 40688.
Asters and Cupid with trunk.
[Asters on each side of scene of Cupid
standing behind trunk.] © 1. Apr.
11, 1912; G 40498.
Asters and hearts on chain. [Two
hearts suspended above bunch of as-
ters.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; @ 40546;
Asters with heart onribbon. [Heart
attached*to bunch of asters by band of
ribbon.|: © 1. ¢ Apr a eee
40532.
Bashful playmates. [Little girl stand-
ing with finger pressed against lip
while small boy twines a flower in her
hair.] © 1-c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40654.
Beautiful blossoms. [Bunch of blos-
soms in oval surrounded by hearts.]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40563.
Beautiful head and asters.
of asters above head of girl.] ©1l1e.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40589.
Beautiful head and pansies. [Pro-
file bust portrait of girl beneath spray
of pansies.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40541.
Beautiful head and scarlet flowers.
[Spray of flowers above bust portrait
of girl] ©i1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40540.
Beautiful head and violets and for-
get-me-nots. [Back profile bust por-
trait of girl beneath spray of flowers. ]
©1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40542.
Beautiful pink roses. [Three roses
[Spray
on heart.) © 1.c Ape. die
40550.
Blossoms and Cupid with crown.
[Cupid seated with crown on head and
bow in hands, in frame surrounded ap-
ple blossoms.] © 1. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40496.
Blue-bells in heart-shaped design.
[Bunch of flowers in heart-shaped
frame decorated with roses.] ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40658.
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no. 2; 1912
WINScCH (JoHN)—Continued.
Boy and girl dancing and view.
[Boy and girl dancing on bank of
river.] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40642.
Bunch of carnations and forget-me-
nots and hearts. [Heart suspended be-
low bunch of carnations and forget-me-
nots on diagonal band.] © 1c. Apr.
11, 1912; G 40525.
Bunch of pansies and hearts. [Pan-
sies and hearts on diagonal band.] ©
me. Apr. 11, 1912: G 40523.
Bunch of pink blossoms and hearts.
[Heart suspended below bunch of
flowers on diagonal band.] © 1 ec.
pr. 11, 1912; G 40526.
Bunch of violets. [Vase of violets
by large heart.] ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40530.
Bunch of violets and hearts. [Heart
uspended below bunch of violets on
iagonal band.] (© 1c. Apr. 11,
[Asters in oval
Giniges
Bunches of asters.
rame surrounded by hearts.]
pr. 11, 1912; G 40561.
California poppies with heart on rib-
ion. [Heart attached to spray of pop-
ies by ribbon band.] © 1c. Apr. 11,
912; G 40538.
California poppy and hearts on
hain. [Hearts suspended above bunch
f poppies on diagonal band.] ©1e.
pr. 11, 1912; G 40543.
Carnations and Cupid standing on
etters. [Cupid standing on package
t letters by globe, in rectangular
“ame on bunch of carnations.] ©1ec.
pr. 11, 1912; G 40491.
Childish lovers. [Small boy kissing
Ort Apr: 26. 1919=".G
Corn flower in heart-shaped design.
Spray of flowers in heart-shaped
rame decorated with roses and
etre: * Apr: 20: 1919 e@
Cupid as judge. [Cupid wearing
ye-glasses seated in arm-chair hold-
hg large heart in lap.] © 1c. Apr.
1, 1912; G 40510.
Cupid as soldier. [Cupid in sol-
fer’s uniform marching.] ©1c. Apr.
1, 1912; G 40509.
Cupid, book, heart with head, 1-4.
Cupid with bow and arrow standing
ehind open book, by bust of girl, on
eart decorated with flowers.] ©le.
pach Apr. 11, 1912; G 40471-40474.
OF ART
10956
WINSCH (JoHN )—Continued.
Cupid carrying pudding, flower deco-
rations. [Spray of roses by scene of
Cupid attired as cook carrying heart-
shaped pudding on tray.] ©1e. Apr.
11, 1912; G 40502.
Cupid-cook with heart pudding.
[Cupid attired as cook carrying heart
on platter.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40481.
Cupid bouquet, letter, photo in
frame, 1-4. [Cupid approaching
sealed letter lying on bunch of flowers
by oval bust portrait of girl] ©le.
each April 11, 1912; G 40475-40478.
Cupid holding heart. [Cupid seated
balancing heart on one hand with
flowers and heart at his feet.] ©le.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40484.
Cupid mending heart. [Cupid seat-
ed by one heart beneath scroll for
inscription mending another.] ©1ee.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40485.
Cupid on safe. [Cupid crawling on
©
hands and knees on top of safe.]
Y ite: Apri te 19)h2.>-G 40505:
Cupid playing foot-ball with heart.
[Cupid threading needle and kicking
heart beneath space for inscription. ]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40484.
Cupid riding heart. [Cupid seated
on winged heart drawn by two doves
which he is driving.] ©1e. Apr. 11,
1912; G 40480.
Cupid riding heart, flower decora-
tions and letters. [Bunch of violets
and hearts by scene of Cupid riding
heart drawn by two doves.] ©41..
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40501.
Cupid shooting hearts with bow and
arrow. [Cupid in field with bow and
arrow shooting winged hearts flying
overhead.] © 1. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40479.
Cupid shooting hearts, flower deco-
rations and horse-shoe. [Spray of
pansies and horse-shoe by scene of
Cupid in field shooting hearts on the
wing.] '©1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40503.
Cupid standing on letters. [Cupid
Standing on package of letters and
leaning on globe.] © 1c. Apr. 11,
1912; G@ 40507.
Cupid tying two hearts together.
[Cupid standing by scroll for inscrip-
tion binding ribbon around two
Hearts.) /4@o tre. Apr.;.11,..1912:. G
40486.
Cupid tying up hearts. [Cupid seat-
ed on log tying ribbon around two
hearts.] ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40500.
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10956
WINScH (JOHN )—Continued.
Cupid with arrow, 1-4. [Rose-deco-
rated oval inclosing Cupid with bow
and arrow. ] © e:-each Apr. 11,
1912; G 40467-40470.
ee with arrow aimed at heart.
[Cupid with bow and arrow about to
shoot heart.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40497.
Cupid with arrow through heart,
1-2. [Cupid holding up heart pierced
by arrow and dancing.] © 1c. each
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40498, 40499.
Cupid with crown. [Cupid wearing
crown seated with bow in hands.] ©
1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40508.
Cupid with trunk. {Cupid standing
behind trunk.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40506.
Cupid’s charming burden. [Cupid
carrying on back a large heart con-
taining bust of little girl.] ©1c. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40657.
Cupids dancing. [Four cupids danc-
ing beneath bust portrait of girl on
heart. Oe rre Apr rk 12 eng
40482.
Cupids dancing, flower decorations
and letters. [Letters and spray of
violets by scene of four cupids danc-
ing beneath bust portrait of girl.] ©
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40504.
Daisies in heart-shaped design.
[Bunebh of daisies in heart-shaped
frame decorated with roses.] ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40660.
Day dreaming. [Little girl seated
with chin resting on hand listening to
Gupids | ©-1 e. “Apr.: BO 1912* 1G
40655.
Design of shamrocks, 1-2. [Sham-
rock leaves and stems arranged in
shape of oval.] © 1 each Apr. 20.
1912; G 406338, 40634.
First flowers of spring. [Bunch of
violets in rectangular glass vase by
heart.] ‘© 1 ¢. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40527.
FYiower frame with hearts. [Rec-
tangular frame decorated with flowers
and hearts.] © 1-c. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40547.
Forget-me-nots and Cupid as judge.
[Forget-me-nots about frame enclos-
ing Cupid seated in judge’s chair with
heart in lap.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40492.
Forget-me-nots and cupids with
heart. [Two ecupids each hoiding a
heart, in heart-shaped frame sur-
rounded by forget-me-nots and hearts. |
©1ec Apr. 11, 1912; G 40559.
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pt. 1V, RSV. 9
WiInscuH (JOHN )—Continued.
Forget-me-nots and hearts on chain.
[Two hearts suspended at right of
kunch of forget-me-nots.] © 1. Apr.
1, 1912; G 40545.
Forget-me-nots with heart on rib-
bon. [Heart attached to bunch of
forget-me-nots by ribbon.] ©l1e. Ane
11, 1912; G 40534.
Girl playing harp. [Scene of am
playing harp with cottages in dis-
tance.] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40648.
Girl playing harp and view. [Girl
playing harp, by scene of river near
Glenveigh Castle.] © 1 ¢ Apr. 20,
1912; G@ 40644.
Girl’s face and harp. [Bust of girl
wearing hat tied under chin, by harp,
with cottage in distance.] ©1e. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40647.
[Bust of girl
Girl’s face and harp.
with harp, by river’ scene.] ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40643.
Girl’s face on map of Ireland and
view. [Girl holding coat of arms, by
view of river crossed by arched
-ridges.] © 1c Apr. 20, 1912; G
40645.
Girl’s face on map of Ireland. [Bust
of girl holding coat of arms, on back-
ground in shape of map of Ireland.]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40649.
Glass of violets. [Bunch of violets
in glass vase by large heart.] ©1e.
Apr. 11, 1912; G@ 40523;
Harp and boy and girl dancing.
[Boy and girl dancing by harp, with
castle in distance.] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40646.
Harp in shamrocks and _ scene.
[Harp in wreath of shamrocks above
scene of McSwine’s castle.] ©1ce. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40636.
Heart design and sprays of forget-
me-nots. [Heart suspended above
bunches of forget-me-nots and scroll.]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40521,
Heart design and sprays of pink
buds. [Heart suspended above spray
of flowers and scroll.] ©1c. Apr. 11,
1912; G 40522.
Heart design and sprays of roses.
[Heart suspended above roses and
seroll.] ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40520.
Heart design and sprays of violets.
[Heart suspended above bunches 0
violets and scroll.] © 1 ce Apr. 11
1912; G 40519.
WORKS
no. 2, 1912
Winscu (Jonn)—Continued.
Heart-shaped frame and _ asters.
[Heart-shaped frame at left of spray
of asters on diagonal band.] © 1.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40538.
Heart-shaped frame and _ nastur-
tiums. [Heart-shaped frame at left of
spray of flowers on diagonal band.]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912: G 40537.
Heart-shaped frame and _ pansies.
[Heart shaped frame at left of spray
of pansies on diagonal band.] ©1e.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40536.
Heart-shaped frame and violets and
forget-me-nots. [Heart-shaped frame
at left of violets and forget-me-nots on
diagonal band.] ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912;
eG 40535.
Lovely maiden, heart and apple
blossoms. [Three-quarter view of girl
standing by large heart decorated with
apple blossoms.] ©1ce. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40516.
Lovely maiden, heart and bunches of
lilac. [Front view of girl behind
heart decorated with lilacs] ©1l1e.
mpr. 11, 1912; G 40517.
Lovely maiden, heart and forget-me-
nots. [Profile of girl standing by
heart decorated with forget-me-nots. ]
©i1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40515.
Lovely maiden, heart and _ roses.
[Three-quarter view of girl behind
heart decorated with roses.] ©1..
Apr. 11, 1912; G@ 40518.
Oval rose frame with beautiful head,
1. [Bust portrait of girl in oval
frame decorated with roses.}] © 1c.
each Apr. 11, 1912; G 40487-40490.
Pink and red carnations. [Bunch of
carnations in oval frame surrounded
by hearts.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G
40562.
Pink and tea roses. [Bunch of
mixed roses on heart.] ©1c. Apr. 11,
1912; G 40551.
Poppies and Cupid as soldier.
soldiers uniform,
[Cupid
in in frame sur-
rounded by poppies and hearts.] ©
1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40495.
Roses and Cupid with letter. [Cu-
pid presenting letter to little girl in
heart-shaped frame surrounded by
roses.| ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40558.
Roseg and cupids with heart. [Two
cupids holding heart in heart-shaped
frame surrounded by roses.] ©1e.
mpr. 11, 1912; °G 40557.
OOM
OF ART '
10956
WINScH (JOHN )—Continued.
Shamrock air-ship. [Young man and
girl flying in aeroplane having sham-
rocks for two planes.] ©1c. Apr. 20,
1912; G@ 40653.
Shamrock carriage. [Cupid driving
carriage in which are seated young
man and girl.] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1912;
G 40650.
Shamrock kite. [Girl seated in
swing attached to shamrock kite which
young man is flying.] ©41. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40652.
Shamrock sail-boat. [Young man
and girl standing on shamrock cover
of small sail-boat holding to mast.] ©
1 ec. Apr. 20; 1912; G 40651.
Shamrocks and air-ship. [Sham-
rocks about scene of man and woman
in aeroplane in flight.] © 1 ¢ Apr.
20, 1912; G 40639.
Shamrocks and earriage. [Sham-
rocks around scene of young man and
girl seated in two-wheeled carriage
Griven by Cupid.] © 1 Apr. 20,
1912; G 40641.
Shamrocks and harp. [Harp and
shamrocks about circle inclosing scene
on River Shannon.] © 1. Apr. 20,
1912; G@ 40685.
Shamrocks and kite. [Girl in swing
attached to kite of shamrocks held in
flight by man pulling cord attached
thereto: |) ©) 1 ¢-Apr 20, 1912: G
40641.
Shamrocks and sail-boat. [Scene of
man and woman in sail-boat sailing,
surrounded by shamrocks.] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40688.
Sprays of beautiful tea-roses.
[Spray of roses on heart.] ©1«.
Apr. 11, 1912; G 40548.
Sprays of poppies. [Bunch of pop-
pies in oval surrounded by hearts.]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40560.
Vase of violets. [Bunch of violets
in octagonal glass vase by heart.] ©
1.e. Apr: 11, 1912; G 40528.
Violet frame with blond. [Three-
quarter view bust portrait of girl with
bare shoulders in violet-decorated
frames} ©) 4! \ej Apr) | 11,;,1912 3. G
40513.
Violet frame with brunette. [Back
profile bust portrait of girl in frame
decorated with violets.] © 1. Apr.
11, 1912; G 40512.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV; 1. Sven
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Violet frame with Irish beauty.
[Three-quarter bust portrait of girl
with hair dressed low, in violet-deco-
rated frame.] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912:
G 40514.
Violet frame
[Three-quarter view bust portrait of
girl in frame decorated with violets. ]
©1e. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40511.
Violets and Cupid on safe. [Violets
and hearts on each side of scene of
Cupid crawling over top of safe.] ©
1e@ Apr. 11, 1912; G 40494.
Violets and cupids in heart. [Two
cupids in heart-shaped frame with
flowers on each side.] ©1e. Apr. 11,
1912; G 40556.
Violets and hearts on chain. [Heart
suspended at right of bunch of violets. ]
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; G 40544.
Violets in heart-shaped design.
[Buneh of. violets in heart-shaped
frame with rose decorations.] © 1.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40661.
Violets with heart on_ ribbon.
[Heart attached to bunch of violets by
band of ribbon.] ©1c. Apr. 11, 1912;
G 40531.
White roses and asters. [Bunch of
roses and asters on heart.] © 1.
Apr. 11, 1912; G +0549.
Wor (NATALIE), San Francisco.
[10957
You gotta quit kickin’ my dawg
aroun’. [Plaster cast in bas-relief, of
foot of man kicking howling dog.] ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1912; G 40842.
WoLtF & co., Philadelphia. [10958-11013
After the show. [Girl in evening
dress and _ feather-trimmed toque
standing with hand on bosom and wrap
thrown back, looking over right shoul-
der.] ©1e. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40691.
Afternoon call. [Three-quarter view
of girl wearing feather-trimmed hat,
with muff in hand, bowing.] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40674.
Afternoon tea. [Profile of girl in
summer dress leaning against table
while stirring cup of tea.] ©1.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40668.
Amanda. [Profile bust portrait of
girl] in low-neck dress.] © 1c. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40664.
Ambassador (The) [Half-length
portrait, three-quarter view, of man in
fur coat, with cane in left hand.] ©
1c. May 11, 1912; G 40858.
with Titian blond. |
Wor & co.—Continued.
Autumn belle. [Three-quarter view
bust portrait of girl wearing large
wide-brimmed hat.] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40665.
A vous santé. [Two women seated
at small table listening to man stand-
ing with uplifted glass in hand.] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40669. ;
Casting glances. [Three - quarter
view of girl in broad-brimmed hat and
short-sleeved dress, seated glancing
back over left shoulder.] © 1c. May
6, 1912; G@ 40798.
Charms of music. [Man seated at
table, with woman standing near,
watching girl play guitar.] © 1.
Apr. 1, 1912; G 40408.
December day. [Three-quarter view
of girl wrapped in furs wearing
feather-trimmed hat turned up at
front.} .© 1 e Apr a) eee
40677.
Deeply interested. [Young man
seated at small table looking admir-
ingly at girl by his side with umbrella
over head.]. © 1c. May 11, 1912; G
40862.
Dignified air. [Front view of
woman, with egret in hair and cloak
thrown back exposing bare shoulders,
standing, holding bunch of flowers at
bosom.] © 1 ec. Apr. 20, 1912; G
40687.
Dreaming by the fire-place. [Girl
in low-neck dress: seated, with book
in hands, looking down in open fire-
place.] ©1c. May 11, 1912; G 40860.
Enjoying a cup of coffee. [Portrait
in oval frame showing three-quarter
view of girl drinking coffee from cup.]
©1c. July 10, 1912; G 41252.
Fair subject. [Back profile bust
portrait of girl wearing jeweled ban-
deau on hair, with feather boa about
shoulders, looking over left shoulder.]
© 1c Apr. 20, 1912; G 40698.
Fond recollections. [Three-quarter
view of girl in low-cut short-sleeved
dress seated with right arm resting on
table holding fan.] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40686.
Gentle horse. [Girl feeding horse
from hand at stable window.] ©1c..
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40662.
Getting ready for a game of tennis.
[Girl in outing suit standing holding
tennis rachet across shoulders.] ©
1c. Apr. 30, 1912; G 40768.
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WORKS OF ART
ho. 2, 1912
Wor & co.—Continued.
Going to a dance. [Front bust por-
trait of girl in low-cut dress and large
ficwer-hat holding bunch of roses to
besom.| © 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G
40696.
Graduating day. [Back view of girl
in low-cut dress seated, with arm full
of flowers, looking over left shoulder. ]
©l1ece Apr. 20, 1912; G 40689.
Happy thoughts. [Three-quarter
view of girl in low-cut dress and pic-
ture hat holding fan in right hand.]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40671.
Heroine of the hour. [Three-quarter
view of girl in low-neck dress with
feather in hair, seated cross-legged. ]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40688.
In all her loveliness. [Front bust
pertrait of girl wearing flower-trim-
med hat and low-cut dress showing
bare shoulders. ]
G 40801.
In all sincerity. [Profile bust por-
trait of girl in frail dress with hair
dressed low and mouth partly open.]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40682.
In the conservatory. [Back three-
quarter length portrait of girl stand-
ing with head turned toward left
shoulder showing profile of face.] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40666.
In. the twilight. [Woman in even-
ing dress with fan in right hand stand-
ing, looking out of window.] ©1l1e«.
May 6, 1912; G 40799.
Just a handful of flowers. [Profile
bust portrait of girl holding bunch of
flowers in left hand.] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40690.
Lady of title. [Profile bust por-
trait of girl, with hair braided low,
wearing fur-trimmed wrap.] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40678.
Looking for a familiar face. [Pro-
file bust portrait of girl in low-cut
Gress with head turned toward right
Shoulder.}] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G
40675.
Looking for his return. [Girl with
letter in hand standing, looking out of
window.] © 1c. Apr. 30, 1912; G
40764.
Old love song. [Girl in low-cut
short-sleeved dress standing near win-
dow, playing mandolin.] © 1 ce. May
6, 1912; G 40802.
Old mill. [View of water-mill, over-
shot wheel and mill-run.] ©41c. Apr.
30, 1912; G 40765.
© 1.¢@ May 6, 1912; °
110138
Wor & co.—Continued.
On a cruise. [Girl in sailor dress
standing on deck of boat, leaning
against railing.] ©1c. Apr. 30,1912;
G 40766.
Only a telephone cali. [Three-quar-
ter view of woman in low-cut sleeve-
less dress standing, holding telephone
receiver to ear.] © 1c. May 11,1912;
G 40859.
Pleasant news by telephone. [Girl
seated at table, with bunch of flowers
in lap, holding telephone receiver to
ear}! ©! de.) Apr. 80;/1912: G.40767.
Pride of the ball. [Lady in evening
dress standing with chiffon scarf on
arm.] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40663.
Pleasant news. [Three-quarter view
bust portrait of girl in large kat,
smiling.|: ©. 1c, Apr. 20, 1912: G
40667.
Ready for the opera. [Girl in opera
cloak and large hat standing, holding
muff to breast.] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1912;
G 40670.
Ready to start. [Front bust por-
trait of girl wearing picture hat
trimmed with ribbon and flowers.] ©
1 e¢@. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40680.
Refreshing drink. [Three-quarter
view bust portrait of girl in large hat
about to drink from glass in left hand.]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40674.
Row like ivory. [Front view of
girl pouring tooth-powder on brush
and smiling.] ©1c. May 11, 1912; G
40861.
Sarcastic look. [Front bust portrait
of girl in low-cut dress and large hat
trimmed with ribbon.] © 1c. Apr.
20, 1912; G 40676.
Serious pose. [Left profile bust por-
trait of girl in low-cut dress and wide-
brimmed hat turned down at right.]
© ic. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40693.
Shirtwaist girl. [Left three-quarter
bust portrait of girl in shirtwaist and
large hat trimmed with feathers.] ©
1 e¢e. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40695.
Somewhat annoyed. [Three-quarter
view bust portrait of girl in low-cut
dress with bunch of flowers on bosom
and large hat trimmed in ribbon.] ©
1 e@. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40681.
Southern maid. [Right three-quar-
ter bust portrait of girl in low-cut
dress and wide-brimmed hat.] ©1le.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40692.
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11014
Wor & co.—Continued.
Starting for the hunt. [Horse and
pack of dogs rushing to stable window
as hunters pass.] © 1c. Apr. 380,
1912; G 40768.
Starting on a promenade. [Back
view of girl in walking dress, turban
hat and muff with head turned toward
left shoulder showing profile of face.]
© ic. Apr: -20, 1912- G6 -40672.
Sunshine and youth. [Half-length
front view of girl in fur coat and
large feather-trimmed hat.] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40685.
Sweets to the _ sweet. [ Young
woman with letter in hand seated at
table looking down at box of candy.]
© 1c. May Wi. 1912-G 40857.
Thinking of absent ones. [One
woman with wreath seated by another
resting chin in hands, both looking up.]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40683.
Thoughtful expression. [Profile bust
portrait of girl having hair dressed
low with tulle bow and pin.] ©1l1e.
May 6, 1912; G 40800.
Trying to reach a decision. [Front
bust portrait of girl with bare shoul-
ders resting chin on right hand.] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1912; G 40697.
Visiting day. [Half-length por-
trait of girl in large hat, furs and muff
carrying book under left arm.] ©1c.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40679.
Winter girl. [Three-quarter bust
portrait of girl in fur coat and cap
holding muff against cheek.] © 1.
Apr. 20, 1912; G 40694.
Ye old time girl. [Left profile bust
portrait of girl with bare shoulders
and hair dressed low.] ©1e. Apr. 20,
1912; G 40684.
pt. IV, n.S., Vv. (elon 2a ode
WOMEN’S TITANIC MEMORIAL, Wash-
ington. [11014
To the men who gave their lives
that women and children might be
saved; by Chas. D. Gibson. [Draw-
ing of draped woman with mallet in
right hand and chisel in left standing
by inscription on wall.] ©1c¢ June
1, 1912; G 40982.
WOOLLETT (ANNA PELL), Jamaica
Plain, Mass. [11015
Boston boy. [Statue of boy wearing
-eye-glasses, standing with telescope un-
der arm and globe in hand.] ©le.
Apr. 18, 1912; G@ 40742.
Wricut (C. B.) & Braprorp (R. L.),
Kansas City, Mo. [11016
Democratic hound dog; by Hdward
Strotamaier. [Statuette of dog seat-
ed on haunches howling.] ©1ce. June
17, 1912; G 41105.
WYMAN (RICHARD) & CO., LTD., London.
[11017, 11018
Mischief; by Richard George Ma-
thews. [Left profile bust portrait of
girl with bandeau about hair dressed
in low Psyche.] © 1c. May 17, 1912;
G 40896.
Thoughts afar; by Richard George
Mathews. [Right profile bust por-
trait of girl with hair rolled on each
side of head.] © 1 c. May 17, 1912;
G 40897.
ZIMMERMAN (JANE), Frederick, Md.
[11019
Mascot (The). [Small boy in his
father’s base-ball suit standing on
diamond, leaning chin on end of bat.]
©l1c. June 7, 1912; G 41026.
Number of entries of Works of Art
included in the Catalogue since
She 2 ean UR LS Wee SN A RT Pe
200
CLASSES H-K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF
A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER, PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
AaB (C. L.), Jamaica, N. Y. [11020
New York, old custom house, Wall
meme Apr, 25, 1912;°2 ¢. Apr ‘26;
1912; J 168627.
ABEL (W. H.), Philadelphia.
[11021-11050
[30 prints]:
Book of the New Year is opened.—
Christmas greeting. 1. Would you were
here.—Christmas greeting. 2. For we
have seen His star in the east.—EKach
day brings some new form of pleasure
here.—Easter greeting. 1. It is Haster
day.—LHaster greeting. 2. As the tulip.
—Haster greeting. 38. Easter is here.—
Easter greeting. 4. Awake, thou win-
try earth.—Greeting to my mother,
the best friend that God ever gave me.
—Happy New Year. May the budding
new year.—I hope you are very happy.
—I’m dreaming that I’m your valen-
tine.—I wish you a Christmas.—lIf all
the land were postage stamps.—Just
to announce the latest addition.—May
your Christmas be happy.—My New
Year wish. If what I am wishing you
cemes true—New Year greeting.
1. Deep down in my heart.—New Year
greeting. 2. I earnestly hope that the
year.—New Year greeting. 38. I am
wishing you a great big share.—Suicide
pact with my valentine—This little
paper thing I send.—This little piece
of string.—To my valentine. 1. I wish
somebody would help me.—To my
valentine. 2. I dare you tell me.—To
my valentine. 38. Tell you what let’s
do.—Today while walking on the
strand.—Unto your happiness today.—
You must come and see the baby.—
Your’ birthday. Today let your
thoughts turn. © May 27, 1912; 2 ce.
each May 25, 1912; K 42427-42456.
AccoLa (JAcoB), Strawberry Point, Ia.
[11051
East Dubuque, Ill., bird’s-eye view
of. ©. Apr. 8: 1912): 9.6) Aprains,
aot25 3 168170.
ADAMS (HrRNEST A.) Whitinsville,
Mass. [11052
Purity. © Apr. 8, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
10; (191250 16799%.
ADAMS (I. C.) Calistoga, Cal.
[11058, 11054
Calistoga, Cal.:
Mt. H. Helena from Springs
grounds.—Prune trees in blossom, no.
4 © Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 15,
1912; J 168174, 168175.
ADAMS (L. W.) Roswell, N. M.
[11055-11058
Mountain darfsels, A-D. © Apr.
24 ASTZ > a ehreach | Apr.’ 29, 1 .¢. each
May 15, 1912; J 169248-169251.
AEOLIAN Co., New York. [11059
Handel, Chopin, Schuman, Mozart,
Wagner, Hayden, Beethoven. © May
S, LOI 2 ca May, 10;°1912* K 41882,
AINSWORTH (J. R.) Salem, S. D.
[11060
Salem, S. D., St. Mary’s church and
seh@ol: |) ©) Ator.) G; 1912s 2.e. Apr. 9,
1912; J 168964.
AtpRIicH (G. Amrs) New York.
[11061-11063
[3 photographs]:
Day in spring—On the ecanal
bank.—Sunset glow. © Apr. 18, 1912;
2 e@. each June 6, 1912; J 169928-
169930.
ALEXANDER (KuNUuTH), Seattle.
[11064
Wilcox (Theodore B.) © 1c. May
20, 1912; J 169404.
AMERICAN ART NEWS Co., New York.
[11065
Elibank (Lady) © May 4, 1912;
2 ce. May 7, 1912; K 41654.
ADVERTISING
[11066-11155
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
co., New York.
[Cuts for ads]:
After the game.
tea. 1301.—At the club.
1126.—A fternoon
1128.—But-
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11156
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
co.—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
ADVERTISING
terfly. 1802.—College boy. 1129.—
Easter. 561.—-Easter. 1605.—Haster
hats. 1211.—English coat. 1604.—
Hats. 1603.—In the spring. 1304.—In-
dustrious. 563.—News. 1606.—Off for
a trip. 858.—Off for a trip. 1130.—
‘On the boulevard. 11382.—Promenad-
ing. 1607.—Quiet hour. 1127.—
Rainyday. 1602. — Shirt sleeves.
1608.—Sunny day. 1303.—Téte a téte.
1131.— Waiting for the car. 1601. ©
Apr. 1, 1912: .2:¢. each Age 1250912 :
K 40650-40653, 40655, 40657, 40658,
40660, 40661, 40663, 40667, 40669,
40674-40677, 40679, 40681, 40682, 40685,
40687, 40688, 40690.
After the show.—Afternoon
walk.—At the races.—At the ’phone.—
Fishing. — Golfing. — Hats.—In the
office.—Morning.—Morning walk.—On
deck. — Pannier. — Picnic basket. —
Spring coat.—Spring flowers.—Spring
suits. — Straw hats.—Summer gar-
lands.— Thinking.— Walking.—Watch-
ing the parade——wWatching the ships.
© “May 1, 1919> 2 i¢ each “May 21,
1912; K 42196-42214, 42217-42219.
366.—Cheer-
—— At the sea shore.
ing. 1147.—Canoeing. 3867.—Country
walk. 1312.—Crossing street. 1621.—
Faithful friend. 1145.—Golfer. 1619
—Listening. 1318.—London bridge.
1623.—Meeting. 1148.—Norfork suit.
1140.—Old oaken bucket. 570.—On
deck. 1148—Pleasant hour. 1626.—
Rain. 1620.—Ready for a journey.
1149.— Regatta. 1142.—Resting. 1144.
-— Sightseeing. 1146. — Summertime.
1625.—Tennis. 1624.—Tennis players.
1141.—Ticket station. 1622. © June
L1992; 2c. each..June, 5, 29125. Ke
42771-42798.
—— Buying
thought.
Friends.
cigars. 1121.—Deep
1125.—Easter girl. 356.—
1120.—Haughty. 354.—In a
hurry. 1123.—In spring attire. 352.—
In the street car. 1118.—Longing.
boT. Mareh winds. 559. — March
winds. 1115.—New hat. 350.—Pleas-
ant meeting. 1117.—Putting on gloves.
1124.— Ready for golf. 1114.—Select-
ing a tie, 1122.—Spring girl. 3851.—
Waiting. 1116.—Windy day. 1119. ©
Mar. 1, 1912. 2c. each Apr. 12, 1912;
K 40654, 40656, 40659, 40662, 40664-—
40666, 40668, 40670-40678, 40678, 40680,
40683, 40684, 40686, 40689, 40691.
Going away. © May 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 21, 1912; K 42220.
202
pt. IV, 1. Sven
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
co.—Continued.
Spring suit. © May 4, 1912; 2 «
May 21, 1912; K 42215:
Tennis. © May 4, 1912; 2 ec. May
21, 1912; K 42216.
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPH Co., New York.
[11156.
He’s the man for me. © 1. June
26, 1912; J 170627.
AMERICAN LUMBERMAN, Chicago.
f11157; 12158
Lumberman’s club of Chicago. ©
Apr. 10, 1912; 2. ¢. Apres eros see
1681388.
Memorial window to J. E. Defe-
baugh. ©1e. May 9, 1912; J 169027.
AMERICAN NATIONAL ART LEAGUE,
Brooklyn. [11189
Philadelphia athletics, American
league and world’s champions. ©
May 18, 1912; 2 @& May-25) 181237
42542.
AMERICAN NEWS Co., New York.
[11160
City Island, N. Y., Bay View hotel.
© Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1912; J
167679.
AMERICAN PHOTO CO., Havana, Cuba.
[11161-11163
Victoria Louisa (SS) entering Ha-
vana harbor. © Mar. 12, 1912; 2 ¢
June 10, 1912: FT Tita:
[2 titles] :
Maine (U. S. S.) going to her last
resting place.—North Carolina (U. S.
S.) and Birmingham escorting the
Maine to sea. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 «
each June 10, 1912; J 170150, 170151.
AMERICAN POULTRY PUB. Co., Buffalo.
[11164-11166
Figs. 1-3. [Three views of Wyan-
cotte roosters.] © May 38, 1912; 2 «¢.
May 6, 1912; K 4151841520.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN., New York.
[11167-11209
Allen (Claude) capture of, 1, 2. ©
Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 18, 1912;
J 168283, 168284.
Astor (Miss Alice Muriel) © May
8, 1912; 2 ec. May 16, 1912; J 169340.
Bleriot (Louis) © Apr. 29, 1912;
2c. May 16, 1912; J 169306.
Brown (Henry T.) © May 6, 1912:
2c. May 16, 1912; J 169307.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
11257
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
Gaynor (Mayor William J.) on his
farm at St. James,.N. Y., 1-23. ©
May 11, 1912; 2 c. each May 16, 1912;
J 169309—-169331.
Harriman (Mrs. Edward H.) ©
Peayea. 1012: 2) c. May 16, 19123) J
169308.
High jumping at Barnard college.
New York City. © May 6, 1912; 2c.
May 16, 1912; J 169333.
Leaders of 1,000,000 striking English:
coal miners. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 «
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168280.
Magee (Mrs.) Mrs. Ellis Worth and
Mrs. Philip Lydig. © May 5, 1912;
2 ¢. May 16, 1912; J 1693388.
Milholland (Miss Inez) riding
astride in the suffragist demonstra-
tion in New York City on Saturday.
© May 5, 1912; 2 c. May 16, 1912; J
169334.
Neil (Charles P.) labor commis-
Sioner, 1,2. © Mar. 1 ,1912; 2c. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168285, 168286.
Reid (Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw) ©
Pro. A9I2? 2c. May 16, 19127 °F
169335.
Roosevelt speaking at Carnegie hall.
© Mar. 21, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 181912: J
168281.
St. James, N. Y., Wm. J. Gaynor’s
home. © May 11, 1912; 2 c. May 16,
FoI2> J 1693382:
Smith (Sir U. Llewelyn) and Sid-
ney Buxton. © Mar. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr.
£5. 1912- J, 168282.
Suffragette bazaar at Vanderbilt
home. © Mar. 22, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 18,
242; J 168279.
Suffragist parade in New York City.
© May 5, 1912; 2 c. May 16, 1912; J
169337.
Titanic memorial service at St.
Paul’s cathedral, London. © Apr. 29,
1912; 2 c. May 16, 1912; J 169836.
Youngest parader in New York City
suffragist parade. © May 5, 1912;
2c. May 16, 1912; J 169339.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS’N., St.
Louis. [11210-11212
[8 photographs] :
Homesteaders on the plains.—Lunch
time for cowboys on the prairie.—Tote
team in the wilderness. © May 7,
1912: 2 c. each May 9, 1912; J 169042-
169044.
ANTHONY COMPANY, Long Island City,
INGLY [11213
Crucibles used in the Anthony cru-
cible furnace. © May 20, 1912; 2 e.
sune 7, 1912*)F L7O15s.
ARMSTRONG (M. L.) & co., Derry, N. H.
[11214, 11215
Banquet to Pres. W.-H. Taft at
Derryfield club, Manchester, N. H.
Mage 20 sIOEZ 2G. Apr te. 1912 2 F
168231.
Thomas (St.) Aquinas church min-
strel group. © Apr. 25, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
27, 1912; J 1687384.
ARTHUR (JAMES) Detroit.
[11216-11226
[11 photographs]:
American beauty.—At the opera.—
Auto girl Carnations.— Chrysanthe-
mums.— Quaker girl. Riding girl.—
Springtime. — Sweet violets. — Winter
girl— Yachting girl. © Mar. 20, 1912;
2c. each Apr. 1, 1912; J 167622-167632.
(BERNARD A.), Couders-
port, Pa. ile ey Balk Ops
After the shower. © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170662.
Coudersport, Pa., Mill Creek. ©
June 21, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J
170663.
Asur, Noy~Es & SMALL co., Auburn, Me.
[11229
Fairy shoemaker. © May 3, 1912;
2c. May 18, 1912; K 41853.
ASHCRAFT
ASSOCIATED TROPICAL PLANTATION CO.,
Kkansas City, Mo. [11280-11249
Filisola plantation. nos. 1-20.
[Bound.] © Mar. 23, 1912; 2 ¢. each
May 6, 1912; K 41619-41688.
ATKINSON NEWS co., Tilton, N. H.
[11250-11253
[4 photographs]:
Fishing girl.—Lake of the Clouds,
Mt. Washington, White Mts., N. H.—
Willey Brook bridge, Crawford Notch,
White Mits., N. H., 1, 2—© June 1,
1912; 2c. each May 18, 1912; J 169363-—
169366.
AUSTEN (J. I.) co., Chicago.
[11254-11257
[4 prints]:
I don’t care.—I love mamma and my
papa.—If I were just a bubble.—Rag
and a bone and a hank of hair. ©
Apr. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 15, 1912;
IX 40727-40780.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11258
pt. 1V, 2. Si yen
Aver ‘(H. D.) St: Pal:
Moccasin flowers. © May 1, 1912,
200; APE 29) 195i s) JOST:
Bascock (W. I.) New York.
[11259, 11260
Design for a _ gasoline-electric fire
boat, 4262.0) 1-e..edeh’ Apr 17; 1912:
I 965, 966.
BapcLey (AZALEA G.) Springfield, Mo.
[11261, 11262
Every time I come to town. [Hound
dos | -©, Apr. 9, 1912=. 2 ‘ic Ape. 20,
1912; K 40980.
Hvery time I come to town the boys
keep kickin’ my dawg aroun. © Apr.
22, 1992 2'e@) Apr. 27) 19125 1K 41674:
BAER (JOSEPH E.), New York.
[11263-11268
Best savings bank for the home. ©
May 29). 19122 1. ¢." J Unetie, bod = ioe
Jgune 20, 1912; K 485381.
Cupid and the musicians. © Feb.
20) 1912< de. Apr 27, 3912-1 ¢. May
3, 1912; K 41576.
Harvest for you. © Mar. 25, 1912;
2 ¢e. Apr. 19, 1912; K 41188.
How to keep the family together.
© Apr. 51912" 27e@, Ar 1), 1O42)s 1K
40911.
Music merchant. © Apr. 15, 1912;
2c. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40840.
Skilled playing without talent... ©
Mar: 80; 191222 ‘es May--7, 199122 K
41658.
BAKER ART GALLERY, Columbus, Ohio.
[11269-11278
Harmon (Gov. Judson) 1-10. ©
Jime.16) 19123 2 1c. seach June “21;
1912; J 170892-170401.
BALDWIN (JOSEPHINE L.), Newark,
N.S: [11279-11283
Race. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 5,
1912; K 40544.
Victor crowned. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2
e. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40545.
[3 prints]:
Bringing the gifts—Journey (the).
—Rebuilding the temple. © June 1,
1912; 2 ce. each June 5, 1912; K 42840-
42842.
Batt (W. S.), Washington. [11284
Original Clark boosters. © June 10,
1912; 2c. June 11, 1912; K 4381382.
Batt & SmitTH, Seattle. [11285
Seattle, 1912. © Apr. 30, 1912; 2c.
May 6, 1912; J 168948.
[11258 | BanBrock (W. HE.) Auburn, Cal.
[11286, 11287
Auburn, Cal., Catholic church. ©
Mar. 80, 19123; 2: c ApRy a yeet oe
167856.
© Apr. ie
railroad bridge.
| 1912; 2 ¢: Apr. 16, 1912571 Tesea,
BARNES (C. A.) JR., Tacoma, Wash. —
[11288
Barnes’ pass. © 1c. June 19, 1912;
-J 170297.
BARRELL (LEWIS), Washington.
[11289
Nation’s tribute to Christopher Co-
lumbus. © May 31, 1912; 2 ¢. May
31, 1912; K 42594.
SARRIE (GEORGE) AND SONS, Philadel-
phia. [11290-11309
[20 prints]:
Birth of Henry IV.—Bonaparte at
the house of Madame Josephine de
Beauharnais.—Bonaparte (Marie-Anne
Vilisa), grand duchess of Tuscany.
Louis Bonaparte, king of Holland.—
Gorghése (Prince Camille- Filippo
Luigi. Joachim Murat, king of
Naples.—Catherine II and Kosciuszko.
—Charles V. Francis I.—Charles IX.
Elizabeth of Austria, wife of Charles
IX. — Choiseul-Stainville (Etienne-
Francois, duc de).—Death of Prin-
cesse de Lamballe. — Devonshire
(Duchess of) and her daughter, Lady
Georgiana Cavendish. — D’Orleans
(Duchess Henrietta-Anna) and her
two daughters.—D’Orléans (Duchesse
Louise—Henrietté Bourbon). — Du
Barry (Comtesse Jeanne Bécu).—
Grassini (Madame) .—Hamilton (Lady)
as a bacchante.—Marie-Adélaide de
France (Madame Adelaide), fourth
daughter of Louis XV, as Diana.—
Marriage cortége of Napoléon and
Marie-Louise.—Pompadour (Jeanne-
Antoinette Poison, marquis de).—Po-
temkin (Prince Gregorii Alexandro-
witch).—Récamier (Juliette). © May
8, 1912; 2° ¢. each’ May’ 9, 19127
41703-41722.
3ARSE AND HopxKins, New York.
[11310-11327
[18 prints]:
Grin is father of a smile.—Here’s
to to-day, so filled with happiness.—I
want to share your Christmas. with
you.—I wish you a very merry Cbhrist-
mas.—Kind thoughts for you. All
through the year.—Loving thoughts
for you. Loving thought is pure gold.
--Man who goes down smiling.—My
Christmas wish. Christmas thoughts
204
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
11419
SS ee PE
KARSE AND HopKins—Continued.
[18 prints]—Continued.
are golden—My Christmas’ wish.
Every Christmas I launch.—My wish
to you. Here’s to the good things.—
Persistent smile is more contagious.—
Season’s greetings. It is blessed to
give.—Smile is the best lubricant for
business.—Smile is the visible reflec-
tion of a happy thought.—Someone
has said that a smile-——There is noth-
ing so good.—This is the season when
my heart.—This little messenger is to
tell you. © May 15, 1912; 2 ¢ each
June 1, 1912; K 42635-42652.
BARTELS (HARRY) Portland, Or.
[11828-11354
Christian science church. © Feb.
me toi2: 2c. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168471.
ioog- (Mt.) 709, 713, %22a, 727h,
793, 771, 844, 908a, 906, 911a, 914, 917,
919, 926, 927, 982a, 934, 936, 938, 940.
=) Dee, 27, 1911; 2 c each Apr. 18,
1912; J 168365-168384.
—— 913, 723a. © Dec. 16, 1911; 2
e each Apr. 18, 1912; J 168345, 168346.
[4 photographs]:
Innocence aloft, 1103, 1104.—Inno-
cence at home, 1101, 1102. © Apr. 10,
ea 2 Gc. each’ Apr. 22, 1912: J
168472-168475.
BagTscH (WALTER F.) Davenport, Ia.
[11855, 11356
Let him who wins it bear the palm.
© May 2, 1912; 2 c May 4, 1912; K
42088.
[Nervous system.] © May 14, 1912;
Zc. May 16, 1912; K 41978.
BATES ADVERTISING COMPANY, New
York. [11357
Two loads in one. © June 16, 1912;
Te. June 21, 1912; K 43520.
BAUER CHEMICAL COMPANY, New York.
[11858
Sanatogen brings new strength to
those who have fallen by the wayside.
© June 13, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912;
K 43459.
BAUMANN (J.), New York.
[11859-11369
[Colored cards of boys and girls]:
Ain’t I good enough for you?—lI
Gidn’t do nuthin’, an’ I won’t do it
again.—I kiss her on a quiet spot.—
I’m all expectation.—If I came around,
couldn’t we get together?—It’s horrid
to be lonesome.—Look out, beware,
there’s danger in the air.—Oh, you
peach.—Open your mouth and close
your eyes.—This is the bestest I could
BAUMANN (J.)—Continued.
[Colored cards of boys and girls]—
Continued.
get for a nickel— Who are you kiddin’?
© May 25, 1912; 2 c. each May 16,
1912; K 41980-41990.
Baxt (I.) Brooklyn. [11370
Jubilee souvenir of the 40th anni-
versary of the ordination of Rt. Rev.
Mons. P. F. O’Hare. © Apr. 9, 1912;
2 ¢. Apr 11,1912); -J 168052.
Bayes (T. E.), Chillicothe, Il.
nieyel
Cattle, Chillicothe, Ill. © May 21,
1912; 2 c May 28, 1912; J 169510.
BeacuH (H. M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[11872-11382
Wawbeek (The) showing lake. ©
Melt; 22), L912) 2; .G.) May 21, 1912). 7
169440.
[10 photographs] :
East Mountains, Lake Placid, N. Y.
—Grand View hotel, looking north-
east, Lake Placid, N. Y.—Grand View
hotel, looking southeast, Lake Placid,
N. Y.—Grand View veranda, Lake
Placid, N. Y.—Lake shore and inn.—
Saranac inn, bird’s-eye view.—Saranac
inn from lake.—South Mountains, Lake
Placid, N. Y.—Upper Saranac Lake.—
Wawbeck, hotel and lake. © Feb. 22,
1912; 2 ¢ each Feb. 19, 1912; J 168614—
168623.
BEATON (O.) Seattle. [11383-11389
A. J. Fuller (Ship). © Nov. 8,
1911; 2.¢ Apr. 80,1912; J 168781.
Belfast. [Sailboat.] © May 1,
TOL 206) Aperso, £912 2.3 168iTTT:
Benj. F. Packard (Ship) © Nov.
Se OEP 2 eA pr 30,1992 2°) 168782.
Hverett G. Griggs (Bkt’n.) © May
Ligige 2 ievApry 30, 1912 °°! 168778.
Gardiner City. [Sailboat.] © May
ce AGTD ss 2. eh Apr, 30,1912: J 168779.
Guy C. Goss (Bk.) © Nov. 8, 1911;
2e. Apr. 80, 1912; J 168780.
Matoosh. (hus. |:, © Apr. 2, 1912);
Ze Apr, al, 19s2> J 168783.
BEAVER COMPANY, Buffalo.
[11390-11419
[80 photographs] :
Auditorium, Majestic theatre,
Springfield, Mo.—Bed room, Mr. Cox,
St. Lambert, Quebee.—Bed room, Mr.
Gray, Montreal south, Quebec.—Bed
room, Mrs. Severns, Oklahoma, Okla.
—Bed room, Theo Saxenmyer, Red
Bud, Ill.—Dining room, F. R. Fant,
Oklahoma, Okla.—Dining room, Geo.
205
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11420
pt. Ves ee
BEAVER COMPANY—Continued.
[30 photographs ]—Continued.
Hodges, Parsons,, Kan.—Dining room,
J. F. McLarren, Digby, Nova Scotia.—
Dining room, Jos. Reed, Vandalia, Il.
—Dining room, Theo Saxenmyer, Red
Bud, [1l.—Ferguson (W.) studio, Den-
ison, Iowa, office 1.—Ferguson (W.)
studio, Denison, Iowa, office 2.—ITer-
guson (W.) studio, Denison, Iowa, stu-
dio 1.—Ferguson (W.) studio, Denison
Iowa, studio 2.—Interior, Brehmer
church, Rutland, Vt. 1.—Interior,
Brehmer church, Rutland, Vt. 2.—
Interior, fashion craft store, 463 St.
Catherine street, West Montreal, Que-
bec.—Interior, jewelry store, W. Clark,
Edmonton, Alta.—Interior, minister’s
study, Brehmer church, Rutland, Vt.
—Interior, office of Mansfield cracker
co., Boston.—Leader store, steel bldg.,
Parsons, Kan. 1.—Leader store, Par-
sons, Kan. 2.—Leader store, Parsons,
Kan. 3.—Living room, Theo Saxen-
myer, Red Bud, Ill.—Office in home of
Mr. Raven, St. Lamberts, Quebec.—
Office, Parliament building, Victoria,
B. C.—Parliament building, Victoria,
B. C.—Reception hall, Majestic theatre,
Springfield, Mo.—Sitting room and
hall, F. R. Fant, Oklahoma, Okla.—
Store, S. S. Bain, 486 St. Catherine
street, Montreal west. © May 1, 1912;
2c. each June 7, 1912; J 169972-170001.
BECHER (HERMAN) Atlantic City.
[11420-11423
[Colored post cards of Atlantic
City]:
Bathers at the beach near new
steeplechase and steel pier, 67.—Com-
ing waves, 84.—Entrance to steel pier
and boardwalk, 65.—New million dol-
lar pier. © July 25, 1910; 2 c. each
Apr. 25, 1912; K 41191-41194.
Breck (RvurFvus L.), Sullivan, Wis.
[11424
Plans and instructions. How to
build Beck’s economy brooder coop.
© May 29, 1912; 1.c. May 31, 1912; I
1031.
BECKMAN (THOMAS J.), Philadelphia.
11425-11427
[Colored fashion plates for women. ]
xirl, horse and dog.—Girl and trap.
—He loves me, he loves me not. ©
May 1, 1912; 2 c. each May 24, 1912;
IX 42955-42957.
Brecu (H. D.) co., Coshocton, O.
[11428
Chauffeur holding in one hand a
dry battery. © Mar. 12, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 25, 1912; J 168246.
BEISTLE COMPANY, Shippensburg, Pa.
{11429
Christmas snow. © June 18; 1912;
2c. June 20, 1912; K 43458.
BELL (ALFRED) & co., London.
[11480-11432
[Littleton (Mrs.)] © Mar. 1, 1912;
2 ec. May 17, 1912; K 42040.
Marlborough (Duchess of) © Mar.
1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 29, 19127 45.5
[Wallscourt (Lady)] © Mar. 1,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 20, 19125 Kh 420
BELL (JOHN C.)Osierfield, Ga. [11433
John C. Bell’s demonstrator of geo-
metrical theorems and reductions of
fractions, appliance in teaching arith-
metic. © Feb. 8, 1912; 1°@ Apr
1912 + 1 O86:
BELL (WILLIAM G.) COMPANY, Boston.
, [11434, 11435
[Picture of birds, No. 1.] © June
13, 1912; 2c. June 14, 1912; K 48369.
[Picture of birds. No. 2.] © June
13, 1912; 2 c. June 14, 1912; K 43370.
BELL CAMERA & VIEW COMPANY, Spring-
field, Il. [114386
Metropolitan building. © May 14,
1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912; J 169656.
BELSER’SCHE (CHR.) VERLAGSBUCH-
HANDLUNG, Stuttgart, Germany.
[11487
Christus als simann. © Dec. 20,
1911; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41028.
BENNETT (H. H.) srupi10, Kilbourn,
Wis. [11488-11442
Dells of Wisconsin post cards:
Cc. M. & St. P. Railroad bridge at
Kilbourn.—Dell Creek bridge.—Dam
and power house.—Devils foot ball.—
Fat man’s misery, Cold Water Canyon.
© June 7, 1912; 2 c. each June 7,
1912; K 42985-42989.
BENNETT (WM.
Minn.
[7 prints]:
Birth of all nations and hanging
gardens of Babylon.—Congress and
chorus of nations.—Discovery of Amer-
Benpon), Milaca,
[11448-11449 ©
ica.—Garden of Eden.—Great Roman
arena. — Paradise lost.—Tower of
Babylon and confusion of tongues.
© Mar. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 2
1912; IX 40467-40473.
BENSON (ALGERNON SOYLE), St. Elmo,
Til. [11450-11452 |
Smith (W. F.) © Apr. 20, 19123)
2c. May 4, 1912; J 169376.
206
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
11514
BENSON (ALGERNON SoyLe)—Contd.
Smith (W. F.) [Bust, 4 x 6 inches.]
= Jan. 3, 1912; 2c. May 4, 1912;.K
42091.
Seco ‘CW. EF.) [Full length, 44
x 103 inches.| © Jan. 3, 1912; 2 «@
May 4, 1912; K 42092.
BERGEN (G. F.), Pasadena, Cal. [11453
Arroyo view from Pasadena. ©
ees, 1912: 2 «¢ May 22, 1912: 5
169462.
BERGMAN (SIMON), New York.
[11454-11483
[Colored Christmas post cards]:
Best Christmas wishes. 1 [Holly
tied with ribbon and _ landscape.]—
Best Christmas wishes. 2 [Holly
sprays, ribbon and _ landscape.]—
Christmas greetings. [Lighted ¢can-
dle and holly sprays.]—Happy Christ-
mas. 1 [Holly and wocd scene.]—
Happy Christmas. 2 [Poinsettia,
holly and bell.j—Happy Christmas.
3 [Holly spray and two bells.]—Happy
Christmas. 4 [Holly, poinsettias, and
landscape.|— Joyful Christmas. it
[Lighted candles and evergreen. ]—
Joyful Christmas. 2 [Poinsettia, holly
and landscape.J|—Joyful Christmas.
8 [Holly and two poinsettias.]—Merry
Christmas. 1 [Bells, holly twigs and
wreath.]—Merry Christmas. 2 [Holly,
poinsettia and landscape.|—Merry
Christmas. 38 [Holly, horseshoes, rid-
ing crop and_landscape.]—Merry
Christmas. 4 [Red ribbon around can-
dles, evergreen and _ holly.]—Merry
5 [Poinsettia, holly and
Christmas. 6
holly and
7 [Ever-
Christmas.
landscape. ]—Merry
{Three bells, horseshoe.
wreath.]—Merry Christmas.
greens, bell and lJandscape.]—Merry
Christmas. 8 [Holly, evergreen tree
and boy and girls head.]—Merry
Christmas to you. 1 [Two poinsettias
and holly leaves.]—Merry Christmas
to you. 2 [Holly, poinsettia and land-
Scape.|—Merry Christmas to you. 38
[Helly spray and landscape.]—Merry
Christmas to you. 4 [Boy’s head,
holly and stocking.]—Merry Christ-
mas to you. 5 [Holly and red rib-
bon.|—With best Christmas wishes.
[Holly, horseshoes and wishbone.] ©
June- 26, 1912; 2 e@. each June 28,
1912; K 43781-43804.
[6 prints]:
I don’t need a love book.—I know
the man in the moon, so clear.—Let’s
go to the country dear.—tLet’s paddle
away to a cosy nook.—Little girl, a
BERGMAN (Simon )—Continued.,
[6 prints]—-Continued.
little moon —This night was made for
you! ang, % | © June. (26). 1912); ;2-¢:
each June 28, 1912; K 43775-43780.
BERGMAN ART Co., New York. \
[11484-11489
[Girls heads for coloring post
cards]:
Caroline.—Clarice.— Dorothy.—Hor-
tence.—Minerva.—Vivian. © Apr. 29,
1912 2 er each Apri: '30, 1912s) 1K
4130441309.
BERKLEY SCH. OF CARTOONING, Newark,
ie Pas i [11490, 11491
Lesson plate no. 14. © Apr. 10,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 12, 1912; K 40614.
MoD wee! OA pe st, 1912s '°2:ce.
Apr. 12, 1912; K 40618.
BILHORN (P. P.), Chicago. [11492
Pians, seetions and details explain-
ing construction of Gospel tabernacle.
© 1c. May 3, 1912; I 994.
BINNING (C. J.), Medicine Lodge, Kan.
[114938, 11494
Wisner memorial fountain:
Unveiling Wisner memorials foun-
tain. © June 4, 1912; 2 c. each June
8, 1912; J 170074, 170075.
BISBEE (C. E.), Twin Falls, Idaho.
[11495-11505
Shoshone falls, 500-503... © June 12,
(Se 2 eG. Cate ae, urolo: JS 1TO2Z60—
170263.
Twin falls, 516. © June 22, 1912; 2
ec. June 26, 1912; J 170640.
[6 photographs] :
Apple blossoms, 490-493, 495.—
Cherry blossoms, 494. © May 21,
£12 2h ec weneh May 27.) 1912s. J
169642-169647.
BisHop (ANeus ALLYN), Newport, Vt.
[11506, 11507
Bishop’s madonna. © May 8, 1912;
2e¢. May 6, 1912; J 168949.
Vermont (Supreme court) © Apr.
30, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1912; J 168878.
BISSONNETTE (L. G.), Boston.
[11508-11510
O’Farrell (Rev. Denis) 1-3. © Apr.
finde oe: ieach Apr. 18, LOSIa: Ff
168315-168317.
BITTNER (FRANK W.),
Mich.
Presque Isle:
Black rocks and snow, 50.—Floating
ice and shore, 52.—Ice banks, shore,
51.—Shore in winter, 41. © Apr. 26,
1912: 2 c. each May 2, 1912; J 168866-—
168869.
Marquette,
[11511-11514
207
530384—12——4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11515
Bosak (R. B.) & co., Chicago. [11515
Satisfaction. © Apr. 10, 1912; 2c.
Apr. 12;: 1912: J -168072.
BoNNELL (RALPH A.), Chicago. [11516
Blacksmith at anvil. © Apr. 15,
7519s DugeMay 2, 19125 J L68se..
BorpDEAuUxX (Davin J.), Springfield.
Mass. [11517-11527
[3 photographs]:
I’m it.—Listening.—Toodle. © May
a, 1912s. 20E each May Si foie: J
169796-169798.
[8 photographs]:
At play.—At rest.—Four of a kind.—
I am boss.—I hear a mouse.—In the
trap.—Our pet.—Prize winner.
May 7, 1912; 2 c. each May 8, 1912; J
169252169259.
BossELMAN (A. C.), New York.
[11528-11542
[Colored post cards of Washington]:
Bartholdi fountain and _ botanical
garden.—Bureau of engraving and
printing.— Corcoran art gallery. —
House of Representatives.—New na-
tional museum.—Oflfice building of the
United States Senate.—Post office.—
State, war and navy departments,
showing rear and gardens of the
White House.—Union station.—Union
station waiting room.—United States
Congressional library, entrance to.—
War college. — Washington monu-
ment.—White House, east entrance to.
© Mar. 23, 1911; 2 @ each May 7,
1912; K 41577-41581, 41583-41591.
Mount Vernon, Va. Mount Vernon
mansion. © Mar. 23, 1911; 2c. May 7,
1912; K 41582.
30SSLER (FRED), Ponca, Okla. [115438
Ponea, Okla., freak picture of cy-
clone, showing cherry branch pene-
trated by two large and one small pine
splinters. © May 17, 1912; 2 c. May
20, 1912; J 169788.
BOSTON TRAVELER CO., Boston. [11544
Cave-in at Canton. © 1c. June 6,
1912; J 169927.
Bourcrors (Uxnric) Manchester; N. H.
[11545
Great white way at night. © Apr.
6, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1912; J 167963.
Brack (A. A.), San Antonio. [11546
Alamo heroes monument. © May
19, 1912; 2 c. May 22, 1912; J 169441.
pt. Iv) nS wee
BRADLEY (A. F.) New York. [11547
Niagara Falls, copy of old daguer-
reotype. © Apr. 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 13,
1912; J 168145.
3RADLEY (MILTON) COMPANY, Spring-
field, Mass, [11548-11555
Design nos. 16-23. © Apr. 16, 1912;
2c. each May 22, 1912; K 42303-42310.
BRADLEY, BRINK co., Superior, Wis.
[11556
Superior, Wis. bird’s-eye view. ©
May 38, 1912; 2 ¢ May 6) 1912-500
41946.
BRANDEL (WM. H.) Buffalo, N. Y.
[11557, 11558
[Buffalo, N. Y.] Laying corner stone
at St. Joseph’s eathedral, cor. Del.
ave., and Utica st. 1 and 2. © June
11, 1912; 2 c@-.each June 13,5292 >5
170212, 170238:
BRANSON (OnivER M.) &
(Wm. L.) U.S. [11559
Madonna and child. © Mar. 15,
1912; 2c, Apr. 9, 1912> F416 ione:
BRInNIN (T. J.), Boston. [11560
Sermon on the mount. © May 18,
1912; 2 e. May 20, 1912; K 421858.
BristoL (R. C.) Bellows Falls, Vt.
[11561, 11562
BrocKMAN
[2 photographs] :
Arms and Union blocks fire.-—Wind-
ham (Hotel) fire. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2
e. each Apr. 8, 1912; J 168050, 168051.
BRITTON (Wm. M.) Fort Dade, Fla.
[11563-11568
Double explosion of a submarine
mine at Fort Dade, Fla. © Mar. 28,
1912: 2c. Apr. 1, 1912: J a6fere
Explosion of a submarine at Fort
Dade, Fla. © Mar. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Apr.
1; 19125 3 16767.
[4 photographs] :
Hight inch gun in action.—Fifteen
pounders in action.—Firing a three
inch gun.—Target practice with fifteen
pounders. © May 5, 1912; 2 c. each
May 9, 1912; J 169062-169065.
Eritron & Rey, San Francisco. [11569
Yale and Harvard (Steamships) ©
Apr. 25, 1912; 2 « Apr. 13) 32
168774.
BROCKETT (H. B.) Sundance, Wyo.
[6 photographs] : [11570-11575
Band of elk on Sand Creek, Wyo.—
Cow elk.—Elk.—EIlk near Sundance,
208
169260-169265.
Brooks (JENNY) co., Salem, Mass.
[11576-11579
Cross stitch pattern. Set no. 3, no.
eee @raApr. 1, 1912;°2 ce. Apr. 3, 1912’
K 40711.
—Set no. 3, no. 2. © Apr. 1,
meee: 2 cG. Apr. 3, 1912; K 40714.
Bek 0m. 3,10... 0. ©): Apr, ad:
ata; 2 c¢ Apr. 3, 1912; K 40715.
See noel no: | 4. (@h Apr: %,
foi2: 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1912; K 40716.
“
Brooks (THomas B.) New York.
[11580-11583
[Bathing girl. Girl in blue bathing
ecostume.] © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c. June
28, 1912; K 43827.
[Lobster girl. Girl in blue riding
a lobster.] © Aug. 1, 1912; 2 c. June
28, 1912; K 48829.
[Love’s kiss. Colonial couple kiss-
m= | © Aus. 1, 1912; 2 « June 28,
1912; K 43826.
Maxims. [Jester] © Aug. 1, 1912;
2c. June 28, 1912; K 48828.
BrotHers (N. A.), Aberdeen, S. D.
[11584-11588
Aberdeen, S. D., bird’s-eye view.
970. © May 25, 1912; 2 ec. June 15,
1912; J 170229.
bird’s-eye view, 971. © May
ma 1912; 2 c. June 6, 1912; J 169966.
—— (bird’s-eye view) 973. © May
m5, 1912; 2 c. May 28, 1912; J 169698.
——Dhird’s-eye view. 982. © May
me agi2: 2 e. June 8, 1912; J 1T00TT.
bird’s-eye view, the north side.
© May 25, 1912; 2c. June 8, 1912; J
169874.
Brown (J. E.), Stamford, Conn.
[11589
Panama canal, Culebra cut. ©
mor 18 4912; 2c. June 13, 1912; 9
170219.
Brown (N. E.), Grand Haven, Mich.
[11590
Kite photo of Reeds Lake and Ra-
mona Park, Grand Rapids, Mich. ©
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912 11655
BRocKeEtTT (H. B.)—-Continued. Brown (WILLIAM LEON), Lawrence,
Wyo.—First band of elk in the Black Ind. [11591
1912; 2 ¢ each Apr. 11, 1912; J atk Ore erate Rs n
ets that see vanity and that divine lies.
© Apr. 15, 1912; 2c Apr. 26, 1912:
K 42094.
Brown & BicEetow, St. Paul.
[11592-11603
[Colored heads of women-on cards]:
Alice. — Beatrice. — Claudia. —
Daphne.— Ethel.—Frances.—Gertrude.
— Helen. — Inez. — Julia.— Kathryn.—
Louise. © June 24, 1912; 2 ec. each
June 27, 1912; K 43743-43754.
BRUGARD (ADRIENNE) New York.
[11604-11608
[5 photographs]:
Fete of the flower venders of all na-
tions.—Rose ballet.—Spring dance, vio-
let crocus herald.—Spring dance,
yellow crocus herald.—Vaudeville sug-
gestion, a jag dance. ©1c. each Apr.
5, 1912; J 168202-168206.
Buck (GEORGE V.) Washington.
[11609-11655
Ansberry (Mrs. T..T.) © Apr. 5,
1G 2G. Apr 13) 3912" J 168318.
Anthony (Mrs. Charles B.) 1-5. ©
Apr, 5, 1912); 2.c. each Apr. 18, 1912; J
168319168323.
Azy (Viscountess a’) © Apr. 5,
1992.5 Ze Apres Le 1912); J 168339.
Clark (Miss Genevieve) © Apr.
10, 1912; 2'e. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168324.
Diplomatic play, 1, 2; © Apr. 5,
IF ies each Apr: £5. 1912s oT
168329, 1688380.
Harmon (Gov. Judson) in his head-
quarters. © Apr. 8, 1912; 2c. Apr. 18,
1912: Ji AGS3S1,
Heflin (Hon. Thomas) 1-3. © Apr.
ba fone ND) eaten Apr |! 18) 1OI2 = J
168332-168334.
Hemmick (Mrs. Christian) © Apr.
%, 1912 92) ec) Apr. 18,1912+'J-168335.
Hillsville features, 1-25. © Mar. 20,
Be A est een Apr 27. TORD >.
168695168719.
Ramson (Mrs. Ronald) 1,2. © Apr.
8, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 18, 1912; J
168336, 1683387.
Smith (Lucy Hoke) © Apr. 4,
1912; 2c. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168338.
Warwick (Countess of) 1-3. © Apr.
OD) 2 e. each) Apre PSp. 1902 & 7
168325-168327.
Warwick’s (Countess of) car. ©
Mavis, t912- 2 @ Juned) 1912-) K ). Apry 1.19125! 2 @ Apr. 18; 19125 J
426733 168328.
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11656
BUNNELL (S. U.) Pasadena, Cal.
[11656
Willits, Cal., panorama. © Oct. 26,
1 32 co Apr, 80,1912 >. 3 16879.
BurpicH (Ep. N.), Westerly, R. I.
[11657
Westerly, R. L.,
June 19; 1912;.2 ¢.. June 20, 1912; J
170335.
Bureess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[11658-11663
[6 photographs] :
Palmyra, Va.; county bridge, mill
dam, Palmyra mill, Rivanna River.—
Scottsville, Va. (bird’s-eye view) from
Snowden Bluff.—Scottsville, Va. (bird’s-
eye view) looking east.—NScottsville,
Va. (bird’s-eye view) looking north.—
Scottsville, Va., James River looking
west from bridge.—Slate River at Vir-
ginia Mills near Arvonia, Va., winter
scene. © May 25, 1912; 2 c. each May
28, 1912; J 169692-169697.
BURKE AND ATWELL, Chicago. [11664
Johnson and Flynn. © June 10,
1912-2 ce. June 127 1982 -*s 1OZ09.
Burns (Guy), Chicago. 11665
Safe hit.) ©: Mar: 1, 1912:.2 © Mar.
23, 1912; K 43532.
BurRRELL (Davin ¥.), Brockton, Mass.
j 11666, 11067
Abington, Mass., 200th anniversary,
illuminated arch of welcome. © June
£5, 19125 2: June 18,1912) F LOT.
Brockton, Mass., St. Patrick’s Roman
Catholic church, dedicated May, 1912,
photo of Rey. R. B. Killeled in corner.
© May 29, 1912; 2 c. May 31, 1912; J
169795.
Burrow (ERNEST M.) New York.
[11668-11677
Bonzano (Archbishop Giovanni) 1-—
10. © May 8, 1912; 2 c. each May 14,
1912; J 169221-169230.
BUTLER (FRANK T.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[11678-11682
McAfee (Dr. C.) 15. © June 10,
1912; 2c. each June 20,1912; J 170340-
170344.
Butters (A. R.) Omaha, Neb. [11683
At the spring. © July 12, 1911; 2c.
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167950.
Byork (CARL R.), New York.
[11684-11702
Card: forms. © Apr. /2, a9l2* »2 -c,
Apr. 6, 1912; K 40498.
Montessori :
Color spool game.
game.—Cylinder inset
Cut out letter
game.—Didac-
colonial club. ©
pt. 1; 0) Sve 8
Pyorr (Cart R.)—Continued.
Montessori—Continued.
tic apparatus, sets 1, 2—Drawing
game.—Dressing game.—Geometrie in-
set game.—Long stair game.—Sand-
paper letter game.—Tower game. ©
1c. each Apr. 5, 1912; J 167841167851.
[7 prints]:
Broad stair; long stair; tower.—
Drawing table and inset; wooden tab-
lets; solid insets.—Geometric insets
of wood, and frame cabinet.—Geo-
metric insets of wood used to teach
form.—Lacing, shoe buttoning, button-
ing of other garments, hook and eyes.
—Ribbon and button frames.—Tablets
wound with coloured silk. © Apr. 2,
1912; 2 c each Apr. 6, 1912; K 40486—
40492,
ByrpD stTupIo, Cambridge, Mass. [11703
Ford (Prof. J. D. M:) @ aigw
1912; 1 « May 18, 19127 eae
1912; J 169536.
CALLAWAY (W. R.) Minneapolis.
[11704
Dining car. © Apr, 1 132
Apr. 12, 1912; K 40766.
CAMPBELL (A.) San Francisco. [11705
Homeward bound. © Apr. 20, 1912;
2c. Apr. 27, 1912; J 168684.
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[11706-11729
[Anticipation.] 38818. © Apr. 26,
1912; 2. ec. Apr. 27, 1992 yaaa
[Daughter of the South.] 7364. ©
June 28, 1912; 2 « June 29, 1912; KE
43870.
[Garden court.] © Mar. 27, 1912;
1c. Mar. 28, 1912; 1.¢; Apreogaeia ae
40465.
[Going to the opera.] 7371. ©
June 28, 1912; 2 c. June 29,1912; E&
43872.
[Her treat.] 7365. © dune) 25
1912; 2 c. June 29, 1912; K 438874.
[Invitation.] 7370. © June
1912; 2c. June 29, 1912; K 43871.
[Model.] 3942. © June 20, 1912;
2c. June 21, 1912; K 48529.
[Morning song.] 3943. © June 20,
1912; 2 c. June 21, 1912; K 4385380!
[Pinnacle.] 3938. © Apr. 26, 1912;
2c. Apr. 27, 1912; K 41274.
Roosevelt (Theodore) © Apr. 15,
1912; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1912; K 41232.
28,
[Waiting.] 7372. © June 28, 1912;
2c. June 29, 1912; K 43873. >
210
mo. 2, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
11767
CAMPBELL ART co.—Continued.
[5 prints]:
Azalias. 8899.—Calm on the listen-
ing ear of night. 38894.—Choppy sea.
8877.—Victory of the frigate Consti-
tution over the Levant and Cyane.
4043.—Winter night. 3930. © Apr.
mee 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 25, 1912; Ik
41199-41203.
[8 prints]:
Fancy free. 3842.—Game of chess.
8820.—Golden morn. 3992.—Golden
DRymph. 3840. — Grandpa. 3578. —
Hush of night. 3941.—Rose bud and
lilies. 3946.—Sailing boats. 3885. ©
mune 1, 1912; 2 c. each June 4, 1912;
K 42763-42770.
CAMPBELL STUDIO, New York.
[11730-11738
Clews (Henry) 3061 A. © May 31,
f912; 2c. June 4, 1912; J 169882.
Little (Mrs. J. McCarty) 2173 GG.
= Apr. 30, 1912; 2 c. May 3, 1912: J
168882.
Mathews (Irs. E. Roscoe) 2511 F.
=) May 31, 1912; 2 ec. June 4, 1912: J
16988. ,
O’Ryan (Maj. Gen. John F.) 2950
BH, 2950 G. © May 2, 1912: 2 c. each
May 3, 1912; J 168884, 168885.
Rumsey (Mrs. C. C.) 2666 KK.
me Apr. 24; 1912; 2c. May 3, 1912: J
168883.
Stevens. (Mrs. R.) © May 9,
gyi2; 2 ce. May 11, 1912; J 169119.
Stillman (Mrs. James A.) 2924 C,
2924 D. © May 8, 1912: 2 ec. each
May 9,-1912; J 169038, 169039.
CANFIELD (Von Beck) Albany. [11739
Design for a suburban home. © 1
© Apr. 4, 1912; I 942.
CARDELLA (ALEXANDER S.) Chicago.
[11740-11742
Astrognostic chart no. 5. © May 2,
m2; 1 ec. May 4, 1912; I 995.
Astronomical calendar. © Apr.
mi2: 1 ec. Apr. 12, 1912: I 954.
Astronomical calendar. © Apr.
mi2: 1 c. Apr. 24, 1912; I 972.
10,
23;
OaAREY (EucENE F.), Chicago. [11743
To my valentine. © Feb. 14, 1912;
ec. Mar. 28, 1912; K 40645.
Caro (J. B.) & co., Juneau, Alaska.
[11744-11746
Douglas, Alaska. © Apr. 22, 1912:
B2c. May 1, 1912: J 168848.
ee ee en ee ee ee ee eee eee eee
Caro (J. B.) & co.—Continued.
—— street scene. © Apr. 22, 1912;
2c. May 1, 1912; J 168849.
Treadwell in distance. © Apr.
22, 19012; 2c. May 1, 1912: J 168847,
CARRAINE (EUGENE), Philadelphia.
[11747-11752
[6 photographs]:
[Birch pond] — [Country road] —
{Dutch canal]|—TI[Nature’s pathway ]—
[Winding road]—[ Wooded shore]. ©
May 10, 1912; 2 c. each May 14, 1912:
K 42057-42062.
CARTER (CHAS M.), Denver. fae lrdsk,
Art outline of study, elementary
schools, Denver. ©1 ec. May 16, 1912;
I 1036.
CARTER (GEO. P.), Fairfield, N. C.
[11754
Carter’s (Geo. P.) freak lamb. ©
Wey! Li ton2 | AN: game 2h 19t2 ; a
170345.
CARTER (WILLIAM) Needham
Heights, Mass. [11755
Distinguish the best from the rest.
©) "Apr 22) 1912): 2c. May 1, 1912: K
42295.
Co.,
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston.
[11756-11761
[Sepia posters of women]:
Day dreams.—It’s cold.—Japanese
screen.—Spring.—Summer.—Sunshine.
© Apr! 0 Mods 2 eev teach, Apr: 27,
1912; K 41498-4150?
CHAROT (HPHRAIM), Providence, R. I.
[11762
Sinking Titanic. © June 17, 1912;
2c. June 28, 1912; K 438882.
CHAMBERLAIN (HeEeNnry) Los Angeles.
[11763
[Trying the tex mex steel fence
posti]’ ‘© May: 30, 1912; 2 ¢. May 20,
1912; K 42298.
CHANDLER (FRANCES Hoyt), Rockford,
Tl. [11764, 11765
He is risen. © Mar. 28, 1912; 1 ec.
Aprecie 1903?) te Apr. 22, 19125. K
41111.
Many happy returns of the day. ©
Mar. 28) 1912: 1° ¢ Apr. 1, 1912; 1-¢.
Apr. 22,.1912; K 41112.
CHANG YIN Tanc, Washington.
[11 766, 11767
Chang Yin Tang, 1, 2. © Apr. 2,
1912: 2c. each May 7, 1912; J 169001,
169002.
211
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ty, ‘D'S, 79
11768
CHAPMAN (Rost.) co., Brooklyn. —
[11768
Ruth. [Large size. © Dec. 28,
1911; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1912; K 39496.
CHAPMAN (THOMAS), Denver. [11769
Woodcraft emblem. ©1c. June 17,
1912; J 170238.
CHARSLEY (lL. A.), New York. [11770
Pour allumer les beaux. © Apr. 4,
1912; 2c. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40767.
CHENEY (MAry Movu.tton), Minneapo-
lis. - [11771-11778
As Christmas comes and goes. x42.
ic) Keb. 16,1912 ° 2 eo June 12, 1912 -
K 481738.
Bright flowers sweeten leisure
hours, book mark B. M3. © Mar. 5,
1912; 2 c. June 12, 1912; K 438174.
It is of Easter love. Easter card E-
14. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. June 12, 1912;
K 48175.
Little girls are made of sugar. Val-
entine post card. v.—8. © Jan. 17,
1912; 2c. June 12, 1912; K 48176.
May the glory of the Haster morn.
Easter card E-13. © Jan. 4, 1912; 2
e. June 12, 1912; K 48177.
Message of December the Twenty-
fifth, peace and good-will x46. ©
Heb. 16,° 19125 2 ses June 12, dGi2 = ie
43178.
Rose knows well, Haster card H-15.
© Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c June 12, 1912; K
43179.
Then be you glad, good people X-41.
©: Feb, 16; 4912-2 ce. June 12° 1912> K
43180.
CuHeEsbro <Harry N.) South Bend, Ind.
[11779-11781
Bees. © May 4, 1912; 2c. May 13,
1912; K 42335.
Extra. © May 4, 1912; 2c. May 18,
1912; K 42336.
Some day. © May 4, 1912; 2c. May
18, 1912; K 42337.
CHICAGO GAME Co., Chicago.
[11782, 11783
Cross country race. © Feb. 15,
1912; 2c. Mar. 4, 1912; K 41365.
Polo erick. © Feb. 15,
Lous 2 é:
Mar. 4, 1912; K 41564.
CHILD WELFARE LEAGUE OF AMERICA CO.,
Columbus, O. [11784
Child welfare league of America cer-
tificate of membership. © Apr. 20,
1912; 2c. Apr. 26, 1912; K 412388.
home.
CHINESE BUREAU WOMAN’S HOME MISS.
soc. oF M. EH. CHurcH, San Fran-
cisco. [11785-11791
Oriental home and school, Chinese
M. EH. Church, San Francisco. Post
cards.
Babies dormitory.—Girls.—Oriental
[Two views.] Oriental home
and school.—Parlor [Two views.] ©
Apr. 19, 1912; 2:ce. each Apr. 24, 1912;
K 41139-41145.
CHRISTAL (S. G.) & BUNNELL (W. A.)
Decatur, Tex. [11792
Siege of the Alamo and its heroes.
© May 8, 1912; 2 ce. May 18, 1912; J
169150.
CHRISTIE (WM. M.) La Grange, Il.
[11793
La Salle St. Tunnel, No. 15602. ©
May 20, 1912; 2-c. May 22 ei
169707.
CHUAN (SHAOCHING H.) Baltimore.
[11794-11800
Garden of Delai Lama. ©1c. May
20, 1912; J 169390.
Glacier of Mount Lhajagonah. © 1.
e. May 20, 1912; J 169387.
Laughing Buddha and his attend-
ants watching the devil dance. ©1e.
May 20, 1912; J 169891.
Pagoling, the city gate of Lhasa city.
© 1c. May 20, 1912; J 169389.
Patola, bird’s-eye view. © May 25,
1912; 2 c. May 20, 1912; J 169380.
Tibetan bride. © 1c. May 20, 1912;
J 169888.
©
Tithenpoche, the ruler of Tibet.
1¢. May 20, 19123 J 169592:
CuurcH (ANGELICA SCHUYLER) New
York. [11801
Memorial temple or pergola, open on
all sides with roof supported by
columns to cover statue. © 1c. Apr.
16, Boies G5s)
CLARKE & CouRSEN, Daytona, Fla.
[11802, 11803
Houghten (Dr.) © May 14, 1912;
1 ec. May 17, 1912; 1.¢. May 31, 19125
J 169810.
Well done. © May 14, 1912; 2 c.
May 17, 1912; J 169349.
CLAUSSEN (JuLIus H.) Brooklyn.
11804
Claussen’s continuous benzine still.
© Apr. 8, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 10,40Rse
40717. :
212
mo. 02, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
11870
CLEMENT (EH. L.), Princeton, Minn.
[11805
Princeton, Minn., Princeton band.
ieJune.1, 1912; 1 « June 10, 1912; 1
e. June 19, 1912; J 170356.
CLiFFoRD (C. H.), Walasha, Minn.
[11806-11809
Child madonna. © May 1, 1912; 2
e. June 22, 1912; J 170566.
Cupids 1-3. © May 1, 1912; 2 .e.
each May 20, 1912; J 169384-169386.
CLINE (W. M.) Chattanooga, Tenn.
[11810-11812
[3 photographs]:
Confederate battery on Lookout
Mountain.—Moccasin Bend and Chat-
tanooga from Lookout Mountain, 1, 2.
i) Mar. 20, 1912; 2 c« each. Apr.''23,
1912; J 168468-168470.
CLINKENBEARD (W. H.), Aberdeen,
Wash. [11818
Happy family, every member an
eux | © May 30, 1912; 2 ¢. June 8,
1912; J 170128.
CLINTON (HaArRy), Litchfield, Conn.
[11814
Litchfield, Conn. Hotel Berkshire.
© May 20, 1912; 2 c. June 7, 1912;
K 48145.
Cocoran (JoHN J.) Co., Buffalo, N- Y.
[11815
Watch yourself, key series of pic-
torial post cards. © June 38, 1912; 2
e. June 4, 1912; K 42721.
COHEN STOVE AND RANGE Co., Florence,
Ala. [11816, 11817
Art perfection cook. © Aug. 1,
9911; 2¢. May 20, 1912; K 42157.
Perfection cook. © Aug. 1, 1911;
2 ec. May 20, 1912; K 42156.
CotBy (Francis T.), New York.
[11818-11823
[6 photographs]:
Buffalo’s head—Ceylon.— Bull ele-
phant—-Meru.—Great brown bear of
Alaska.—Kenai mountains. — Medina,
great temple—Sheep hunting. ©le.
each May 27, 1912; J 169591-169596.
CoLEMAN (CHARLES HE.), Chicago.
[11824
Six per cent. © May 15, 1912; 2c.
May 15, 1912; K 41979.
COLLEGE WORLD co., New York, N. Y.
[11825
Tennis girl. © June 24, 1911; 2 e.
June 12, 1911; K 25704.
en mnmnmeenmnnmmmenmnnt
CCLLETT (CHARLES B.), New York.
[11826
Diagram chart. © May 27, 1912; 2
¢ May 29, 1912; K 42572.
CoLLieR (B. C.), Olympia, Wash.
[11827-11881
[5 photographs]:
Mt. Rainier, from Hunters Point,
Puget Scund.—Mt. Rainier, from Olym-
pia.—Mt. Rainier, overloecking Des-
chute Valley.—Mt. Rainier, with appie-
tree in bloom.—Twilight on Puget
Sound. © May 10, 1912; 2 @ each
sune 22, 1912; J 170561-170565.
COLORADO YULE MARBLE Co., Chicago.
[11832-11845
Cenotaph and pillar palm stand. ©
Apia 2h AOU Di co) May: 4. 1912 s2 1K
41495.
Cenotaph with incense burning. ©
Mar. 2); 1912 ;:\2.¢e. May’ 4,:1912:,K
41496.
Design for Gothic cenotaph. © June
1,,1912;°2.¢. June’S, 1912; K 43029.
©
Design for Greek headstone.
June? ty 1902) 2) Cy (Sune S, 1912») Ke
43030.
Designs for German headstone, A,
B, C. © June 1, 1912; 2 c each June
8, 1912; K 48026-48028. -
[Memorial monument and two pil-
lars.] © Feb. 2, 1912; 2 ec May 4,
1912; K 41497.
[Monumental designs and mauso-
leum]:
Castm.—In memory of Jamson.—
[ Mausoleum. ]—Thomas.—To the mem-
cry of Mocsmra.—Peace. © May 2,
1912; 2 @ each May 4, 1912; K 41489-
41492, 414094.
Name. [Doric memorial column.]
©) dan 2) 1912 -)2) e. May 4, 1912; K
41493.
Comgs (VY. A.) Grant City, Mo.
[11846, 11847
Double header just with coweatcher
at work in Maylon’s cut, east end,
north of Irena, Mo. © Mar. 19, 1912;
DieiApr. 11912" SJ 16619.
Snowplow at work in Maylon’s cut,
west end, north of Irena, Mo. © Mar.
tO) 1912) 2 Apr. 1, 1912: J A618.
COMMISSARIAT OF THE Hoty LAND,
Washington. [11848-11870
[Sepia postcards of Mount St. Sep-
ulchre, Washington] :
Altar of Mount Calvary.—dAlverna
chapel in the woods.—Catacombs, view
of the.-—Cemetery cross.—Cloister and
213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11871
pt. 1, nasa
COMMISSARIAT OF Hoty LAND—
Continued.
[Sepia postcards of Mount St. Sep-
ulehbre, Washington |—Continued.
monastery well, gen’l view of.—Corri-
dor of monastery cloister.—Grotto of
Bethlehem. 1 Altar of the Magi.—
Grotto of Bethlehem. 2 Altar of the
Nativity.—Grotto of Nazareth. 1 Altar
of the annunciation.
gen’l view of the Holy sepulchre and
Calvary.—Monastery, distant view of.
— Monastery cemetery. — Monastery
well.—Mount St. Sepulchre, gen’! view.
—Poor soul’s chapel.—Saint Anthony’s
shrine. .© Apr. 2,:1912: 2 c.each- Apr.
3, 1912; K 40211-40226.
| Biblical scenes, postcards] :
Altar of St. Francis.—Altar of St.
Joseph.—Altar of the Blessed Virgin.—
Altar of the Sacred Heart.—Com-
munity at prayer.—Grotto of Bethle-
hem; The Manger.—Holy Sepulchre
at Easter. © June 17, 1912; 2 c. each
June 7, 1912; K 4297842984.
COMPEER CIGAR CO., Indianapolis.
[11871-11875
THE
[5 photographs]:
Artist’s model.—Cuban plantation.—
High flyers. — Lovers. — Tropical
beauty. © May 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Apr.
30, 1912; J- 168827—-168829, 168830,
168831.
Conat (JOSEPH H.) Detroit. [11876
Cooper (Rev. David) . © May 31,
1912 A2 eh Tune 1 LOR2 2 J LOSSSLE
ConovER (KE. C.), New York. [11877
[Naiad.| © Mar. 13, 1912;.2 e. Apr.
26, 1912; K 41251.
ConrAD (CHAS. F.), New York. [11878
National eclectic institute certificate.
©, Apri? 1912-\2 ef Apr 16,1912:
IK 40828.
Cook (C. C.) New York.
Bareback riders:
Davenport (Orrin) A, B.—Wirth
(May) Ay Bi C.. Cr Apr.526,51912 » 2 e.
each May 1, 1912; J 168852-168856.
Core (Samu. H.), Norristown, Pa.
[11884
Brace of pointers. © Feb. 22, 1912;
2 ¢; June 17, 19123. 7 170254.
Corpitr (KE. F.), Nashville, Tenn.
[11879-11883
[11885
Madonna. © Dee. 21, 1911; 2 «.
May 24, 1912; J 169538.
CorRNING (LEAVITT), Saint Paul.
[11886
Saint Paul, map of the fourth ward.
© Mar 14, 1912; 2 ec: Apr. 8, 1912; K
40768.
3 j STAIN BROS., Huron, S. D.
Main altar and Co ee os., Huron, 8. D
COST CONGRESS MONTHLY RECORD, Cin-
cinnati. [11887, 11888
Cost bug. © May 7, 1912; 2 c. May
10, 1912; K 42095.
Oh! wont you be mine. Cartoon of
cost bug. © June 5, 1912; 2 e. June
12, 1912; K 438181.
[11889
Huron, S. D., new post office. ©
May 10, 1912; 2 ¢ May & 337
168922.
Coutt (A. A.) St. Louis.
[11890-11895
[6 photographs] :
Benton park.—Compton Hill reser-
voir park.—Forest park.—Free bridge.
—Industrial school.—Shaw’s gardens.
© May 8, 1912; 2 ce. each May 9, 1912;
J 169067-169072.
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo.
[11896-11903
Auto races [poster] 6328, 6324. ©
June 3, 1912; 2 ¢@. June 4.519125
AT 2 AO ee
Burial of the Maine in mid-ocean.
no. 6315. [Large size] © Apr. 19,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41021.
Chatterdon (Arthur). 63821.
sheet. © June 14, 1912;
18, 1912; K 43356.
6318. [Three sheets.] © June
14, 1912; 2c. June 18, 1912; K 43355.
Churchhill downs. Free field derby
day. © Apr. 22, 19125°2%e340r
[One
2 & June
1912; K 41123.
[Firemen’s rescue.] © May 24,
1912; 2 c. May 25, 1912; K 42479.
Racing no, 6312. © Apr 219i
2c. Apr. 25, 1912; K 41288.
CoXHEAD (JOHN H.) Buffalo.
[11904, 11905
Hospital building, plan and design,
385. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1912; I 934.
Tuberculosis hospital, plans and de-
signs, 412: © 1 ¢. Mar is) 227
935.
CRAMP (WmM.) & SONS SHIP & ENGINE’
co., Philadelphia. [11906
Cuba’s adios to the Cramp’s ship-
yard. ©1ce May 16, 1912; J 169268:
CREIGHTON (Mary L.), San Francisco.
[11907
You are invited to attend the recep-
tion. © Apr. 18, 1912; 2) ¢ App ies
1912; K 40878.
214
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
Critic (THE), Seattle. [11908
Crowd waiting opening matinee per-
formance, Maud Adam’s Chantecler.
© June 19, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912;
J 170345.
CULVER ACADEMY, Culver,
Ind. [11909-11916
Open air sleeping barrack, 1-8:
Cadet retiring, closing and opening
windows.— Exterior view.—- Exterior
yiew showing awning.—Improved stu-
dents desk.—Outside windows closed.
-—Showing awning, cadet asleep.
Students at work.—Study hour. ©
may 1, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 10, 1912;
J 168064-168071.
MILITARY
CUNDILL (FRANK), Isabel, S. Dakota.
[11917-11923
[6 photographs]:
Bad War (Martha) at home—
Black Shieid (Abraham).—Iron Nest
(Arthur).—Iron Nest (Mr. and Mrs.).
—Red Dog (Chas.) at home.—Red
Dog (Susan) at home. © June 1,
1912; 2c. each June 8, 1912; J 170078—
1700838.
Roping series no. 2. © Mar. 29,
gore): 2e..Apr: 13, 1912; J 168142.
1924
Newport, N. H., soldier’s monument.
© June 8, 1912; 2 c. June 8, 1912; J
170357.
CURRIER (ARTHUR S.), Newport, N. H.
[
Curtis (Epw. S.) Boston.
[11925-11929
PSoprints} :
By the arrow.—In the Kutenai
country.—Night scout.—On the Jocko.
—Signal fire to the mt. god. © Apr.
moro: 2 ¢ each Apr: 8, 19125 K
40432-40436.
CurRTISS sTupIO, New Haven. [11930
Borup (George). © May 20, 1912;
2c. May 24, 1912; J 169545.
CuTLER (EHpwarp H.) co., Philadelphia.
fIL9S1
out your
ce. Apr tT,
Suggestions for laying
acre. -© Apr. 12, 1912; 2
1912; K 411138.
Dan. (F. E.), Hartford, Conn.
[11932-11935
Group of glass prisms. © May 15,
19m: 1 c. Apr. 4, 1912; 1 e«. May 24,
1912; K 42560.
Group of lenses. © May 415, 1912;
mes May 23, 1912: 1 ¢ Apr. £1,-19125
KK 42541.
11948
Dan (F. E.)—Continued.
Group of pendulum balls. © May
ie; pets) 4d) Ge Apr 4, 1912 +: tie! May
24, 1912; K 42561.
Group of prisms. © May 15, 1912;
1. ‘ce Apr. 4, 1912; 1. ¢. May 24, 1912;
K 42562.
Dakin (C. L.) Somerville, Mass.
[11936
Bathing beach in a storm, Siascon-
set, Mass. © May 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
5, Loess FGSiat.
DAMREL (JAMES A.) Cayuga, Wis.
[11937
Damrel (Mr. and Mrs. James A.)
starting on their coast to coast trip,
driving a team of timber wolves. ©
Pepe chi OL 2s At, 22, SOL2 | ae
168431.
DANIELS (BR. A.), Sandstone, Minn.
[11938-11942
Sandstone, Minn., Dutch reform
church and parsonage, 210. © May
25, L912: 2 e. May 31, 1912: J 169808:
Lower dam, 211, 214.—Upper
Gam, 248, 216.; -«CG) May, 25; 1912. 2;
each May 31, 1912; J 169803-—169806.
DAVIDSON (Morris), Cambridge, Mass.
[11943
[Floral design to be used on post
ear @ Apr, A¢29i2:) 2c. Apr. 17,
1912; K 40769.
Davis & SANFoRD co., New York.
: [11944
Hayden (Dorothy) now Mrs. Alired
Macy, jr. © Apr. 20, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
20, 1912; J 168395.
Day (EVANGELINE OSMOND), Syracuse,
Na [11945
Cradle roll; a little child shall lead
them.’ © May 1, 1912: 2-c. May 23,
1912 31 42377.
DECKER (ALFRED) & COHN, Chicago.
[11946
Canada endorses society brand
clothes. © May 11, 1912; 2 c. June 13,
1912; K 43210.
Dr MatieTr (Stupio) Utica, N. Y.
[11947
Redermann (A. A.) (© Apr. 12,
1612) 2c, Apr: 15, 1912: J 168148.
DemaAreEST (F. M.), Englewood, N. J.
[11948
New Jersey state legislature, 1912.
GyApr 9) 1912 312. Apr da 192 eK
40559.
215
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11949
pt. IV, DS ¥en
De MARIA (FRANK) New York.
[11949, 11950
Marconi (Guglielmo) A, B:. ©1«.
each Apr. 1, 1912; J 167680, 167681.
DENNE Cco., New York. [11951
Denne collar. © May 17, 1912; 2c.
May 22, 1912; K 42297.
De Remo (Victor H.), N. Yakima,
Wash. [11952, 11953
Grande Ronde, Ore., valley. © June
277 1912; 2 ee. Sune 15, 1912 9d 178250.
La Grande, Ore. © June 16, 1912;
2c June 26, 1912; J 170639.
DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Detroit.
[11954
White Mountain, N. H. Tip Top
House on summit of Mt. Washington.
© Mar. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 19, 1912; K
41137.
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit.
[11955-12031
Atlantic (Steamer) from old print,
022685. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2c. Apr. 12,
1912 > J. 168195.
Autumn; by J. Francis Murphy, M-—
150.) © Apr. 22,1912: Ore. “May 2:
1912; J 169423.
Buckwheat harvest ; by Jean
Francois Millet, 048055. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2 ec. Apr. 19, 1912; J 1683842.
Buffalo, Delaware ave., 072715. ©
Mar, 43, 1912; 2¢é. Apr do. 195i
168589.
—— Gates circle, 072717. © Mar.
11812 | 2. Apr. 2901912 = 7 t68n08.
Shelton square, 072744. ©
Marte. loi? 2c. Apr. 19, Toes 7
168596.
Ceris; by Auguste Rodin, 048056. ©
Bee 5 IOI 2 c., Apo Tole
161119.
Christ (Head of) crowned with
thorns; by Guido Reni, 090350. ©
Marit. Oto: 92 er Apres 12, Bog of
168188.
Christ in the house of Mary and
Martha; by Henry Steenwyck the
younger, 048071. © Mar. 3, 1912; 2c.
Apr 15, 191225") AGS 78,
Coming storm; by William Keith,
050144. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2c Apr. 15,
1912; J 168225.
Detroit in 1820 and steamer Walk-
in-the-water (from old print) 022690.
© Feb. 19, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 12, 1912; J
168187.
——in 18538 (from old _ print)
022691. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 12,
1912; J 168186.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Evening on the dunes; by M. J.
Iwill, 048073. © Mar. 6, 19123) 2"
Apr. 6, 1912¢:9 t68ii42
Flight of love; by Auguste Rodin,
048057. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Apr. 6,
1912 5) J 1689 €¢:
Hermes, Graeco-Roman, unknown,
048061. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Apr. 6,
1912: J 168112. -
Holland morning; by George Hitch-
cock, 050143. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 15, 1912; J 168446.
Home of the heron; by George In-
ness, 050147. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 «©
Apr. 12, 1912; J 168190.
Homer (Head of) Hellenistic, 048060.
© Dee. 15, 19115°2 e@ Apr ia
J 168189.
Honton’s map of 1705 of the Great
Lakes and St. Lawrence River, 022692.
@ Feb. 19, 1912; 2 @ Apr. T2iaiee
J 168191.
Lac (Le) Aix-le-Baind; by M. J.
Iwill, 048074. © Mar. 6, 1912; 2 @
Apr. 6, 1912; J 168115.
Lady in green and gray, 050164.
© May 21, 1912; 2 @ Jume 19, 1912;
J 170620.
La Jolla, Cal., bathing pool, 072763.
© Apr. 11, 1912; 2 « May Sieigiee
J 169097.
Lake George, N. Y:, view of Silver
Bay ass’n. from boat house, 015705.
© Apr. 11, 1912; 2 e Apr aaa
J 168613.
Little old man of the woods; by
Irving R. Bacon, 050162, 050163. ©
Apr. 18, 1912; 2 ec. each May 6, 1912;
J 168919, 168920.
Marion (Hotel) on Lake George,
boat landing, 072719. © Mar. 12,
1912; 2 ec Apr. 19, 1912; J 168588.
Miami, Fla. avenue of palms,
072720.. © Mar. 18, 19125 25c3ane
19, 1912; J 168586.
—— Biscayon Bay, 072743. © Mar.
13, 1912; 2 @ Apr. 19,1912; 7 aeeae
— Jungle road, 072722. © Mar.
18, 1912: 2 c.. Apr. 19, 19125 J iGesam
Moonrise; by George Inness, 050149.
¢C) Jan. 10, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 12)/.09ies
J 168192.
New York:
New York public library building,
0900.—New York public library, en-
trance, 0899. © May 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
each May 27, 1912; J 169648, 169649.
216
mo. 2, 1912
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
New York—Continued.
public library building. 0901.
12771. © May 22, 1912; 2 c June
19, 1912; J 170623, 170626.
Nocturne, Southampton water; by
James A. McNeill Whistler, 050145.
megan. 10. 1912: 2 c. Apr. 12, 1912;
J 168198.
Pastoral poetry,
dramatie poetry,
epic poetry; by Pierre Cecile Puvis
de Chavannes, 048066. © Jan. 31,
7912; 2 ¢ May 21, 1912; J 169425.
Pastoret (Marquis de) portrait of
the; by Paul Delaroche, 050119. ©
meee es. 1911: 2 c« Apr. 6, 1912; JF
168120.
Pearl Point landing on Lake George,
072718. © Mar. 13, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
19, 1912; J 168592.
Philosophy, astronomy, history; by
Pierre Cécile R. de Chayannes, F—136.
© Jan. 31, 1912; 2 c. May 9, 1912;
J 169099.
Philosophy, history astronomy; by
Pierre Cécile Puvis de Chavannes,
048065. © Jan. 31, 1912; 2 c. June 8,
aoi2: J 170071.
Photographer’s
© May 6, 1912; 2
169424.
Portrait of a lady; by Nicolaes
Maes, 048050. © Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ¢.
Apr. 19, 1912; J 168343.
Prelude; by Willard L. Metcalf,
ma09G0. «© Mar. 13, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 6,
poi2; J 168110.
Providence, R. I., Crown hotel:
Foyer, 062871.—Parlor of suite,
062872. — Reception room, 062875.—
Restaurant or large dining room,
062874. © Apr. 9, 1912; 2 ec. each
Apr. 25, 1912; J 168609-168612.
Psyche; by Auguste Rodin, 048058.
=) Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1912: J
168118.
Put-in-bay (Steamer) 022702. ©
Sete. 19I2; 2 c. May 9,,\19123 5
169098.
Rainy day; by Frank W. Benson,
m50139. © Jan. 10, 1912; 1 c. Apr. 3,
=e Apr. 15, 1912; J 168226.
Royal and cocoanut palms, 0727238.
m=) Mar. 13, 1912: 2 c. Apr. 19, 1912:
J 168594.
Sailing vessel. Le Griffon, 022686.
=) Web. 19, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 12, 1912;
J 168194.
Ste. Claire Flats, Mich., old club and
ecttages, 072773. © May. 24, 1912;
2c. June 19, 1912; J 170624.
assistants, 072788.
e May 21. 1912: J
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
12031
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Star Island house, 072768
072769. © May 15, 1912; 2c. June 19,
1912; J-.170621>. 170625.
Star Island, Willow ave,
OT2770:: © May 5; 1912: 2.6 Tune
tO OI a | 1 7OGE2.
Salt Lake City, Utah; Brigham
Noures erave, 10. Apr. 5, 19125 2) «
Apr. 8, 1912; K 40425.
Scott (Sir Walter) portrait of; by
Charles R. Leslie, 050124. © Dec. 14,
1911; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1912; J 168593.
Seminole mother and _ children,
Hatt. © Man ws: 19122) e@.) Apr,
19, 1912; J 168595.
Song of the lark; by Jules Adolphe
Breton, 050140. © Jan. 10, 1912; 2 c¢.
May 6, 1912; J 168921.
Springfield. Mass.; from the cam-
panile of the municipal group. © Apr:
5, 19922 2.e. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40426.
Typical tow of the Seventies, 022687.
© iFéb. 19, 19125 2-e: Apr. 12, 1912: F
168197.
Venetian girl, by Chas. W. Haw-
thorne, A. N. A. 050165. © May 27,
WGA 32 eo dune 71912. £70018.
Virgin (The); by Giovanni Batista
Salvi, called Sassoferrato, 048070. ©
Mat. oo) totae 2 e. Apr 1b, Vi? +> Ff
168447.
Walk-in-the-water (Steamer) from
old print, 022689. © Feb. 19, 1912; 2
e, Apr. 12: 191233 168196.
White monkeys; by Okio, 048048.
Chibectits. #90: '2 ee) Apr. .6;-1912> J
1681138.
White veil; by Willard Leroy Met-
calf, 050158. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
G5 1912); Ef TGSTE1.
Young mother; by Bela L. Pratt,
028027. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Apr. 6,
1912; J 168116.
[2 photographs]:
Muses welcoming the genius of en-
lightenment, by Pierre Cécile Puvis
de Chavannes, 050150. — Prophets
(the) .by John Singer Sargent, N. A.
Oj0tS251O: Jans: di, 1912: 2 «. each
May 27, 1912; J 169650, 169651.
[2 photographs]:
Santa Barbara, Cal., Arlington hotel,
072762.—- Santa Barbara, Cal. en-
trance, Arlington hotel,- 072760. ©
Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c. each June 7, 1912; J
170014, 170015.
[5 photographs]:
Los Angeles, Central park and Hill
st., 072756.—Los Angeles, Central park
217
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12052
pt.. IVC See
DETROIT PUB. Co.—Continued.
[5 photographs ]—Continued.
and West Fifth st., 072757.—Los An-
geles, court house and Hall of Rec-
ords, 072755.—Pasadena, Cal.. mill of
Banbury Cross, Busch sunken gardens,
072758.—Santa Barbara, Cal., Casa de
la Guerra, 072759. © Apr. 9, 1912; 2
e. each May 13, 1912; J 169181—169185.
Dr Vrro (M.), Brooklyn.
King and queen of Italy. See
Russo (J. B.)
DEWEY (A.) Fargo, N. D.
[12032, 12033
Moorhead, Minn. :
Concordia college.—Normal school.
© May 4, 1912; 2 c. each May 6, 1912;
J 168917, 168918.
DICKINSON (BERNARD L.), Gary, Ind.
[12034
Gary, Ind., Indiana steel co.’s plant.
© June 18, 1912; 2 ec. June 15; 1912: J
170225.
DiIcKSON (EpWaArD R.) Newark, N. J.
[12035-12037
Newark, N. J.:
In Clinton st.—Industries of the
city. Skyscrapers. © May 12, 1912;
2.c. each May 11, 1912; J 169144—
169146.
DINGMAN BRos., Los Angeles. [120388
Signing articles. © Apr. 20, 1912;
2c. Apr. 26,, W912: J 168631.
Disincrer & ADAMS, Binghamton, N. Y.
[12039-12041
[3 photographs]:
Adirondack deer, Beaver Lake.—
Adirondack stream.—Wild deer at
Beaver Lake. © May 1, 1912; 2 «
each May 6, 1912; J 168924—168926.
DITTMEYER (WALTER FE.) Harper’s
Ferry, W. Va. [12042, 120438
Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. Shenandoah
street. © May 21, 1912; 2
1912; K 42289.
Storer college. © May
1912; 2 ce. May 22, 1912; K 42288.
e. May 22,
21,
Dosyns (W. T.) Bristol, Tenn.
[12044
Rules and drawings giving methods
for determining degree of railroad
curves. ©1c. Mar. 19, 1912; I 981.
Dore (Davin), London. [12045
Coronation ceremony of King George
V in Westminster Abbey. © June 18,
1912; 2 c. June 8, 1912; K 438081.
)
—
18
DoxrcE (E. G.), Fargo, N. Dak.
[12046-12048
Bjérnson (Bjérn.) bauta. © June
7, 1912; 2c. June 6, 1912; ies:
Hauge (Hans Nielsen) baute. ©
June 7, 1912; 2 -¢.; Jie 6) 4932
170418.
Wergeland (Henrik) statue. ©
June 7, 1912; 2 ¢. June 6G) isis
170417.
Downie (LEON F.) Merrill, Wis.
{12049
Opening game, Wausau vs. Aurora.
© May 138, 1912; 2 ec. May 16, 1912: J
169288.
DOWNIE stupio, Merrill, Wis. [12050
Stongs public park, bird’s-eye view.
© May 1,'1912; 2 c« May 1, 194255
169120.
DRAKE (J. B.) Ponea City, Okla.
[12051, 12052
Ponea City cyclone. © Ape 2s;
“1912-2 c. May 10, 19125 7 169ioe
Standsblack (Cora Dé) © June 10,
1911, 2 e. June 21, 1912555 170aa
DRAKE, (J. D.), Silverton, Or.
[12053-12068
Davenport’s (Homer) boyhood home.
© Aug., 1911: 2 c. May 20) 1gt2-ae
169401.
Davenport’s (Homer) funeral pro-
cession :
Arriving at cemetery, 6.—\At the
grave, 7-—Band, 38.—Bier, 1.—Main
street, Silverton, Or., 2—Mourners,
4.—On way to cemetery, 5. © May
14, 1912; 2 @. each May 20, 191250
169393-169399.
grave, 8. © May 14, 1912302
c. May 20, 1912; J 169400.
©
J
Mt. Angel, Ore., looking east.
June 5, 1912; 2 c June kei
170179.
looking west. © June 5, 1912;
2c. June 11; 1912: J 17OrSe:
Parish church—front view. © May
31, 1912: 2 c June 6G; 1912; J 169962.
Parish church (interior) direct
front, no. 1... © May 31, 1912s 2e0
June 6, 1912; J 169963.
from balcony, 3. © May 81,
1912; 2 ¢. June 6, 1912; J 169965.
R. side front, 2. © May 831,
1912; 2c. June 6, 1912; J 169964.
Parish church—side view. © May
21, 1912; 2 e. June 6, 1912; J 1699GL.
no. 2, 1912
DRAPER (JUNE) Portland, Or. [12069
Hello Bill. © May 29, 1912: 2 ¢,
June 3, 1912; J 169859.
DREKALO (THE) Philadelphia. [12070
Theta lambda phi, 6 A ©@ fraternity
arms. © Mar. 21, 1912; 2 c. May 29,
1912; K 42958.
DROUILLARD (K. C.) Lander, Wyo.
[12071
Shoshone Indian sun dance. © May
fro: 2c. Apr. 6, 1912; J 167864.
DRYSDALE COMPANY, Chicago.
[12072-12093
Bon voyage. © June 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
June 20, 1912; K 48453.
Hello. © June 21, 1912; 2c June
24, 1912; K 438644.
Just a remembrance. © June 17.
fon: 2 -e. June 20, 1912; K 48451.
On guard. The country is safe. ©
fume 24° 1912> 2 ec. June 24, 1912; K
43645.
On your anniversary. © June 17.
1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912; K 48450.
On your graduation day. © May 1,
1912; 2 c¢. June 20, 1912; K 48449.
On your happy day. © June 18,
1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912; K 48454.
Satished. © June 21, 1912; 2 ¢
June 24, 1912; K 438646.
Se, comty. © June 21,°1912;,2:¢.
June 24, 1912; K 438647.
Solid comfort. © June 21, 1912; 2
e. June 24, 1912; K 43648.
Thought for you. © June 17, 1912;
2c. June 20. 1912; K 48452.
Wishes of joy. © June 17, 1912;
2c. June 20, 1912; K 48455.
Your wedding day. © May 1, 1912;
2c. June 20, 1912; K 43456.
[9 prints]:
[Caller.J]—I’ve often watched my
mama stand.—Mother’s furs are soft
and warm.—My dog Sport is just alt
right.—Papa’s hat is tall and black.—
[Poinsettia girl.]—[Prairie queen. ]—
Question.—_My but muzzer will be
glad.—Wonder just how long ’twill be.
iS Web. 12. 1912; 2 c. each Apr, 20,
1912; K 40981-40989.
Dvusois (Oscar EDWIN), Fall River,
Mass. [12094, 12095
Fall River, Mass. A. B. © June 20,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170458.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
12120
DucGMoRE (A. R.), New York.
[12096-12105
[10 photographs]:
Caribou doe and fawn.—Caribou
herd led by stag.—Caribou herd in
migration.—Doe and fawn entering
water.—Herd coming on shore.—Herd
of caribou about to land.—Old stag.—
Stag with monster antlers.—Taken by
surprise.—Young stag coming through
snow. © May 15, 1912; 2 c. each May
2) LOU <1 O95 76160585;
DumpBack (J. A.) Independence, Wis,
[12106, 12107
Wideman (Charles) head of, show-
ing wounds, front view. © Apr. 13,
HOE 2s ae. pe VW tO IGS 1G.
Wideman (Charles) head of, show-
ing wounds, side view. © Apr. 13,
AGA?) S GatApr: hos 1912: J 168071:
DUNCAN (A. B.) Springfield, Mo.
[12108
White River Valley and Ozark dam,
© ‘May 25..19)2-;2:c. June 7, 1912: .7
169969.
DUNLAP (NETTIE HOWELL), Chicago.
[12109
Story of the bells. [Red roses and
bells:]. © Apr. 22, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 25,
1912; K 41356.
DuRFEE (SusSAN T.) Chicago. [12110
Faith, hope and love. © Mar. 22,
102 Zile Apr, 26,>1912 «J 1G8687.
DuRSTINI (W. O.) Belpre, Kan.
[12111-12120
Belpre, IKkan., after the snow, Dud-
ley ave. © Mar. 19, 1912; 2c. Apr. 18,
1912; J 168156.
Christian church. © Apr. 26,
1912; 2c. May 4, 1912; J 168895.
gas plow, 1,2. © Apr. 8, 1912;
Bre, jederrApr:: t3>. 19125) J 168162,
168163.
——gas plow demonstration. ©
Es) Se uns sy 2. Apr 13, “IOI: | TF
168161.
snow along Santa Fe track. ©
Dae O. () LOt2 8 es SAgor, TS POTS Ss ek
168160.
snow at. © Mar. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr, be, £912.5' 3 168159.
snow bound Fatzer home. ©
Marit tOt2 + 2 es Apr. 13. 19f2s 08
168157.
snow drifts, N. Belpre lumber
company. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr,
13; M12; J 168158.
219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12121
pt. IV, D. Syeee
DuRSTINI (W. O.)—Continued.
Floral offering for Hoy C. Busen-
bark. «© Apr.9, 19125 °2e Apr: 13,
1912; J 168164.
Du Saar (D. J.), Holland, Mich.
[12121
Coopersville, Mich., E. P. Daggett |
canning company’s plant. © June 26,
1912; 2 c. June 28, 1912; J 170654.
DweELLy (HE. L.), Buffalo.
(ion, 12123
Hxperience teaches. © June 22,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 43596.
Trained mind wins. © June 22,
1912; 2 ec. June 24, 1912; K 43597.
Dye (W. D. L.) Rockport, Tex.
[12124-12129
Cabbage grown by R. M. Stevens. ©
Apr 3) t912" 2 20. Apr 3S. dole oS
167953.
Head lettuce and 138 Ib. cabbage
erown by R. M. Stevens. © Apr. 26,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1912; J 168873.
Northwestern (Oil steamer) in Port
Arkansas, Texas, 1-38. © June 5, 1912;
2e. June 11, 1912; J 170173—1701 7%.
Wagon load of cabbage with onions
and beets. © Apr. 20, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
24, 1912; J 168567.
Eprrson (A. A.), Paonia, Colo. [12130
Orchard heating with oil. © June
a2, 1912; 2c. June 17, 1912; J 170247.
Iippy (LINDLEY), Kaweah, Cal. [12131
Deer in Giant Forest. © June 10,
19122 e dune 17, 1912 3° 170252.
EDMONSTON (Davin B.), Washington.
[12182
Clark (Hon. Champ) for Pres. ©
Apr 6) Sie) 2 ex Apr, 1S, 19tas is
168139.
Epwarps (F. C.), Newport News, Va.
[12183-12135
Texas, U. S. S. launching at New-
port News, Va., 1-8. © May 18, 1912;
2 ec. each May 22, 1912; J 169789-
169791.
EHRMANN (HitMAR) & Co., Louisville,
Ky. [12136
[Court of old King Cole.] © May
1%, 19123 2.0. May 20 (19125 is 42176.
EICHBAUM (CHARLES) Port Jervis,
Ne Ss [12137
Frozen ginger ale. © Mar. 15,1912;
2c. Apr. 15, 1912; J 168166.
KXLECTRIC STUDIO, Aberdeen, Wash.
[12138
Hay (Gov. M. EB.) of Washington.
© Apr. 1, 1912; 2¢ Apr, 15 9ota en
168173.
ELKs, B. P. O. WALTHAM LODGE 953,
Waltham, Mass. [12139
Elks, B. P. O. home of Waltham
ledge 953. © May 20, 1912; 2 c. May
21, 1912; J 169420.
ELLERBROCK (HERMAN H.) Baltimore.
[12140
Cassard (Howard) © May 10,
1912; 2 ¢. May 11, 1912 3 3aor
ALLINGSON (Martin A.), McCook, Neb.
[12141
McCook, Neb., McC. H. S. © 2 «@
June 27, 1912; J 170651.
ELLis (Gro. H.), Wichita Falls, Tex.
[12142
Wichita Falls, Tex. Union depot.
[Publicity stamp.] .© May 8, 1912; 2
e. May 15, 1912; K 41907.
ELytis (GrorcE Hx1) Denver. [12148
Colorado, the playground of America.
[Denver, Colorado, publicity stamp and
post card.] © June 10; 1912; 2a:
June 13, 1912; K 48206.
ELLis (WILLIAM SHEWELL) Philadel-
phia. [12144
Katzenbach (Frank H.) jr. © May
11, 1912; 2 @ May 18, 1912; J 169152.
ELWELL & co., Zanesville, O. [12145
No. 741. © Apr. 6, 1912-2 cyan
9, 1912; J 168959.
EMPIRE ‘ART CO., Chicago. [12146
My dawg Drum is a good ol’ houn’.
[No. 500] © Apr. 10; 19123 2c Apr
8, 1912; K 40770.
INGELHARDT (JOHN), New York. |
[12147
Tip-Smile. © June 11, 1912; 2 ¢
June 19, 1912; K 48419.
Enete (F. B.), Petaluma, Cal. [12148
Meteor, California double poppy. ©
May 7, 1912; 1c May 18, 1912;5i Ge
June 10, 1912; J 170154. ;
EnetisH (H.) Mulan, Ida. [12149
Avery, Ida., 246. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2 ¢e. Apr. 17, 1912; J 1682388.
Epstein (JAcoB) Baltimore. [12150
Panama canal. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1912;
J 68628.
220
mo. Z, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
12182
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF VA., Rich-
mond. [12151
Woman’s hour. © May 4, 1912; 26.
May 3, 1912; K 41437.
Erbe (H. H.), Garrison, N. Dak.
[12152
Off to the reservation. © May 20,
1912; 2 c. May 23, 1912; J 169472.
ESSANAY FILM MANUFACTURING Co.,
Chicago. [12153
Anderson (G.M.) © May 14, 1912;
2 c. May 20, 1912; K 42187.
EsTHER CARLOTTA (SISTER), Saint Au-
gustine, Fla. [12154
For ’tis wreathed about with glory.
[Four Confederate flags.] © Apr. 18,
1912; 2c. Apr. 19, 1912; K 40908.
EVERTON stTupio, Pittsburgh.
: [12155, 12156
Elvidge (Miss June) 1. © Apr. 18,
#912; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168756.
——2. © Apr. 27, 1912; 2 c Apr.
29, 1912; J 168757.
EXVERWEAR HOSIERY Co., Milwaukee.
[12157
Everwear will set her free. © Apr.
78, 1912; 1 c. May 11, 1912; K 41803.
Ewine (A. C.), Salt Lake City.
[12158
Star of Bethlehem. © Mar. 5, 1912;
2c. Mar. 15, 1912; K 40712.
Ewine (J. G.), Baton Rouge, La.
[12159, 12160
Baton Rouge, La., refugee camp. ©
mye, 1912: 2 ce. May 27,, 1912: J
169652.
water front during record high
water, May 1912. © May 10, 1912; 2
ce. May 14, 1912; J 169657.
Fasre (J. H.) & son, Norfolk.
[12161-12164
Texas (U. S. S.) launching 14. ©
May 18, 1912; 2 c. each May 20, 1912;
J 169413-169416.
FARNHAM (T. C.), Harriman, Tenn.
[12165-12170
Harriman, Tenn.:
County bridge over Emory River
and new Clifty road.—Kingston pike
and residence of M. Stowers.—L. and
N. depot, Emory and Morgan streets.—
Manufacturers’ national bank build-
ing.—T. C. ry. bridge, Emory River
and new Clifty road.—u. S. post office.
© May 25, 1912; 2 c« each May 81,
1912; J 170156-170161.
=
FARRELL (F. G.) Munising, Mich.
[12171
Munising, Mich., high school. ©
May 7, 1912;°2.c¢. May 9, BS Aa i
169061.
FARRELL (J. J.), Atlantic City. [12172
Shrine of Saint Rita, Saint Nicholas
church, Atlantic City. ‘© May 14,
1912; 2 c. May 10, 1912; K 41767.
FAWKNER (FREDERICK P.), Cairo, Il].
[12173-12179
Big Four railroad tracks sand-
bagged, Cairo, Illinois, April, 1912.
vir 3 191 y 2c Apr, 27, 1912) F
169427.
Bird’s-eye view of the flooded drain-
age district, Cairo, Ill., Apr., 1912. ©
Apr: |15,,1912; 2 ¢ May 20, 1912: J
169430.
Bulkheads built along the Missis-
sippi levee to protect the city of Cairo,
Ill., during the high water, April, 1912.
Gh Ape 3.) 1912 Qee. Apr 27, 1912. 5
169428.
Cairo, Ill., during the high water of
1912, © Apr. 15, 1912; 2 e. May 20,
1912; J 169481.
Dumping box cars into Mobile and
Ohio railroad break, Cairo, Ill, in an
endeavor to check overflow of the Mis-
sissippi River, Apr., 1912. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 27, 1912; J 169426.
Mobile and Ohio railroad track
washed away at Y, at Davis signal.
near Cairo Junction, Apr. 3, 1912. ©
Apr. 4, 1912; 2 @ May 20, 1912; J
169482.
Mobile and Ohio railroad tracks
washed out at Cairo, Ill, Apr., 1912.
©) Aggie 219122 e. Apr! 27, 1912 J
169429,
FEATHERSTONE
geles.
Lanai bungalow.
19123, TE SCe.
(Mary FE.) Los An-
[12180
@ Tite Aaa ea,
FEENY (GRACE BENEDICT), Ionia, Mich.
[12181
Ikie the world’s famous acrobat.
© May 11, 1912; 2 c. May 4, 1912; K
42041.
Frttows (G. E.), White River Junc-
tion, Vt. [12182
Fairlee and Oxford from cliff. ©
June 20, 1912; 2 ¢. June 21, 1912; J
170391.
221
12185
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
FEMEL (Louris) Chicago.
[2 photographs]:
Dutch maidens at prayer.—Early
beginning, A. © Apr. 18, 1912; 1 «
each Apr. 20, 1 c each Apr. 29, 1912;
J 168775, 168776.
[12183, 12184
FERGUSON (E.) Yuma, Ariz. [12185
Proposed bridge across the Colorado
River at Yuma. © Mar. 5, 1912; 2 @
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168248.
Fippes (QO. H.) San Francisco. [12186
Power wiring diagrams and con-
nections. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1912; I 952.
FincuH PuHoTO co., N. Y. Mills, N. Y.
[12187, 12188
tathbone (Justus H.) birthplace
near Utica, N. Y. © June 5, 1912; 2
e. June 10, 1912; J 170325.
Rathbone [Justus H.] monument,
New Forest cemetery, Utica, N. Y.
© June 5,199? 2 c Jnne 40" 1912> J
170324.
First MertTHopIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Washington, Pa. [12189
First Methodist Episcopal church.
© May 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1912; J
168344.
FLATTEN (GUNERIOUS C.) Hettinger,
1 ae 3 [12190
Hettinger, N. D., Hidden Wood
Palls.. (Apr: 4,. 1912> 2 ¢..Apr8,
19125 SF. 1GTSS9:
FLYNN (AL. J.) Chicago. [12191
Bust the slate. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2
e. Mar. 25, 1912; K 40761.
FoLtey (KE. F.) New York. [12192
Lena sitting. © Apr. 20, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 25, 1912; J 168603.
FONTANA DEVELOPMENT CO., Rialto,
Cal. [121938
Fontana orange girl. © Mar. 1,
1912; 2c. Apr. 9, 1912; J 168432.
Forses (A. A.) Bishop, Cal. [12194
Piutes. © May 1, 1912; 2 c« May
ie es GOL.
[12195
pail and
2c. May
Forp & ALLEN, Boston.
[Little Dutch boy
shovel.] © Apr. 27,
4, 1912; K 41460.
Forpine (H. L.), Hood River, Ore.
[12196
[Hood (Mount) at sunset.] © July
1, 1912; 2 ce. June 8, 1912; K 43550.
with
1912;
pt. lV, He sve
ForsyTH (CHARLES) Winchester, Kan.
[12197
Winchester, Kan., old and the new
R. P. church. ©: June 1) 19925 2
June 3, 1912; J 169860.
Fow er (T. M.) Passaic, N. J. [12198
Bristol, Va.-Tenn. aero view. ©
Apr. 5, 1912; -2 ¢ Marv2@9) aie
42025.
FROMMANN (F. A.), Chicago. [12199
Commercial vehicle wheel. © June
1, 1912; 2 c. June 5, 19 ae
Frost (B. G.) Seaside, Or.
[12200-12202
[3 photographs]:
Pacific, view, north from pier, Gear-
hart hotel in distance.—Seaside, Or.,
looking north.—Sunset on Tillamook
Head, Seaside, Or. © May 25, 1912;
2 c. each June 1, 1912; J 169828—
169830.
Frost & Reep, Bristol, England.
[12203
[Down to the sea.] © May 11, 1912;
2c. May 18, 1912; K 42114
FULLER (F. E.) Columbus, O. [12204
Ohio state university student body
and faculty. © Apr..13, 49123 24
Apr. 16, 1912: - J 168#Sa
GABRIEL (SAMUEL) SONS & CO., New
York. [12205-12208
[4 prints]:
Here’s to thee and thy folks—
Here’s to you and the old sod.—Some
hae meat and canna eat.—Toast. ©
Mar. 5, 1912; 2 c each May 20, 1912;
K 42143-42146.
GALLAGHER (C.-D.) Ely, Nev. [122089
Pit. © Apr. 11, 1912; 2e)Ape ae
1932, Jd AGS222.
GARDNER (JARED A.), Rockland, Mass.
[12210
Girl with golden hair. © May 25,
1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912; J 169534.
GaRLick (J. M.), Burlington, Wash.
[12211-12214
Burlington. Wash., bird’s-eye view.
14. © June 8, 1912; 2 c each June
17, 1912; J 170248170251.
GARTNER & BENDER, Chicago.
[12215-12244
Ancient Roman costume:
Solar print cards small size.
Two girls dancing barefoot.—Two
girls dancing with floral sprays.——Two
girls—horn and lyre.—Two girls on
swing.—Two girls racing.—Two girls
showing necklace. © June 7, 1912;
2c. each June 10, 1912; K 48063-43068.
222
no. 2, 1912
GARTNER & BENDER—Continued.
[Solar print cards for coloring, small
size]
Be good and I will love you.—For
you alone, I wear this rose.—I bring
a loving greeting.—I scorne all foolish
trifling beaux.—I think of thee—tI
think of thee—I’m waiting as I’ve
waited oft of yore—My bonnet’s on
and I must go.—My staff of life—not
bread and butter.—My thoughts fly to
you dear.—There’s a funny little feel-
ing.—This little hoop Til roll to you.—
You—I certainly must warn. © June
=m 1912; 2 c each June 10, 1912; K
4305448062, 48069-48071.
[12 prints]:
[Girl and bonnet.]—[Girl and chrys-
anthemums. ]—[Girl in ©turban.|—
[Girl with pearl head band and flow-
er.]—Gulls and the winds of the sea.
—J like the ups and downs.—l’ve
brought you a rose—lIt’s not that
you're the last rose—Little kittens
came to play.—[Two heads and iris.]
—[Two heads and roses.]—While I
Sit and gently sup. © May 3, 1912;
2 c. each May 6, 1912; K 41506-41517.
GAZETTE TIMES; Pittsburgh. [12245
Clarke (Frederick Carlton) © Apr.
99, 1912; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912; J 168686.
GAZLAY (CHESTER) New York. [12246
' Echo Lake, Profile Notch, White
mon H.. ©) Apr. 16), 1912; 2: ¢
Apr. 29, 1912; J 168886.
GEIER (ERNEST) Hazleton, Pa. [12247
Hazleton, Pa., Duplan silk company.
© Mar. 18, 1912; 2c. May 15, 1912; J
169235.
GENERAL ELECTRIC co., Schenectady,
ae ; [12248
Illumination chart. © Apr. 27,
e122: 1c. Apr. 30, 1912; I 998.
GENERAL SLIDE COMPANY, New York.
[12249
fHero. Soldier in company G, N. Y.
volunteer uniform.] © June 11, 1912;
zc. June 3, 1912; K 43668.
GEORGIAN COMPANY, Atlanta.
[12250, 12251
Does not the approach of summer-
time suggest the gas service to you?
i) May 4, 1912; 1 c. May 6, 1912; K
42462.
It is a waste of money these days to
fail to have electricity in your home.
© May 12, 1912; 1 c. May 15, 1912; K
41957.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
GERHARD SISTERS, St. Louis.
P12252-12254
Boeschenstein (Charles) © 1 «4
May 20, 1912; J 169407.
[2 photographs] :
Bausimer (Miss E.) Neff (O. W.)
© June 6, 1912; 2 c each June 10,
1912); J 270137, 170138.
GERMANTOWN HOSPITAL, Germantown,
Pa. [12255
Reminiscences of old Germantown.
© May 27, 1912; 2 c. May 27, 1912; K
42557.
CEUDER, PAESCHKE & FREY co., Mil-
waukee. [12256
Industrious maiden. © Mar. 1,
19a: 2'¢@. Apr.’ 30,1912. J 168831.
Gieson (C. R.), New York.
[12257-12285
[Cards and post cards]
Aint yer got er few cherrin words.—
Be er watchin fo me.—Christmas
greetings.—Greeting of the stars.—
Happy Christmas.—Home.—lI’se bin er
waiten, an er waiten.—lI’se feelin
prime an mah appetite’s fine.—I’se
havin the time of mah life—Joyful
Christmas.—Love in cold storage.—
Loving Christmas greeting—Merry
Christmas. 1. [Bells and holly with
moonlight, winter scene.] — Merry
Christmas. 2. [Reindeer drawing sled
and little Eskimo.]—Merry Christmas.
3. [Two HEskimos and three dogs.]—
Merry Christmas and a happy new
year.—[My mother. Young girl with
book looking at her mother’s pic-
ture.]|—Old mammy’s prayer.—Roses
greet you.—Ruling passion.—Sigh of
the shifting sands. I love you.—Tell
her so.—To my valentine. When love
and youth live hand to mouth.—To
you. 1. Fair queen of my heart my
love ig thine.—To you. 2. May cupid
bring us home together.—To you. 38.
O lady fair, O lady fine—Valentine
greeting. When love doth sigh.—Wish-
ing you a merry Christmas.—With
every good wish for a happy Cblrist-
mas. © Apr. 15, 1912; 2 c. each May
18, 1912; K 41824-41852.
GIBSON (CHARLES Dana) New York.
[12286
Girl’s head.— Imported English
smocked dresses. © June 24, 1912; 2
e. June 19, 1912; K 48415.
GIBSON ART Co., Cincinnati.
[12287-12318
Nos: 347-377. »© Apr: 12, 1912; 2-¢.
each Apr. 20, 1912; K 40990-41020.
No. 378. © June 19, 1912; 2 c. June
21, 1912; K 438669.
223
53034—12——5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12319
pt. 1¥, 1. S..
GILBERT (IRWIN E.), Frostburg, Md.
[12819-12327
Cumberland, Md., Alleghany County
court ‘house. (© June* 27: 1912 2’ e.
June 28, 1912; J 170659.
Balto. street. © June 27, 1912;
2e. June 28, 1912; J 170657.
city hall. © June 27, 1912: 2 ¢
June 28, 1912; J 170658.
First Presbyterian church. ©
June 27, 1912; 2 @ June 28, 19123 J
170656.
——site of Old Fort Cumberland.
Masonic temple, Episcopal church. ©
rune = 27, 1912s 2 Cy cane Zoey Ores, al
170655.
——the Narrows. © June 27, 1912;
2c. June 28, 1912; J 170661.
Frostburg, Md., Main street. ©
June 27, 1912+. 2: dune 28.1912 J
170660.
Main. st. © June 77,1912; 2°e.
June 8, 1912; J 170076.
Mine entrance. © May 24, 1912; 2c,
May 238, 1912; J 169469.
GILDERSLEEVE (F. A.), Waco, Texas.
[12328
Flashlight photo of the associated
advertising clubs of America at Waco,
Texas. © May 24, 1912; 2c. June 24,
1912 1 (Ope:
GIVENS (J. D.) San Francisco. [12329
Logan (U. S. army transport) ©
Apr 12. Were 2 seo Whar a TOT
168879.
GLOEGE (EK. H.) Monroe, Wis.
[12830-12832
Bast and Booth’s orchestra, 1-3. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c each May 29, 1912;
J 169782-169784.
GopcHAUX (G. W.) Attleboro, Mass.
[12383-12885
Always remember. © May 80, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169906.
Bubbles. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2c. Apr.
9, 1912; J 168210.
Taft (Pres. W. H.) at Attleboro. ©
Apr. 22, (1912: Ze, Apr (30; 1912. J
168812.
GotpBerG (R. L.), New York.
[12886-12407
-And he can buy a baseball ticket
for fifty cents. © Apr. 10, 1912; 1 ¢.
Apr. 11, 1912; K 40869.
And still they envy people who own
automobiles. © June 17, 1912; 1.
June 20, 1912; K 43560.
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
Anyway, you can’t say that a plum-
ber isn’t particular. © Apr. 19, 1912;
1c. May 2, 19122 K 4iaae
As the poet says, it is easier to re-
ceive letters than to answer them.
June 20, 1912; 1 c. June 26, 1912; K
43697.
Baby will be well taken care of this
season. © Mar. 18, 1912; 1 ¢. Mar. 22,.
1912; K 40625.
Baliplayers developing new curves in
training camps. © Mar. 2, 1912; 1 «
Mar. 14, 1912; K 40616.
Baseball fan’s blushing bride. ©
Mar. 22, 1912; 1 ¢ Mar 23) 9i2ee
40633.
Besides you can’t blame a man for
being interested in his newspaper. ©
Mar. 6, 1912; 1° ¢. Marea3.7 toa
40611.
Best a kid gets is a lot of time for
himself and a chance to raise a beard.
© Apr. 16, 1912; 1 c. May 2, 1912; K&
41423.
Both presidential conventions will be
full of pepper and dynamite. © June
12, 1912; 1 ec. June 14, 1912; KK 43556.
Boy doesn’t need a doctor, he needs
a ball game. © Apr. 5, 1912: 1) @ AnF
11, 1912; K 40865.
Boys will be boys, except when
they’re old men. © Mar. 21, 1912; 1c.
Mar. 29, 1912; K 40628.
Call a rose by any other name.
Mar.. 23, 1912; 1 ¢. Man 2o0ai2
406380.
Captain’s toughest job. © Mar. 22,
1912; 1 ce. Mar. 29, 1912; K 40629,
Country boarding house is all right
if you can come prepared. © June 10,
1912; 1 ec. June 12, 1912; K 48554.
Divide everything you read by ten,
and then you’re wrong. © Mar. 19,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 22, 1912; K 40626.
Even then your friends may have the
best of intentions. © apr. 18, 1912; 1
e. Apr. 27, 1912; K 41261.
Extinct crater. © Mar. 20, 1912; 1
ce. Mar. 22, 1912; K 40627.
History in a modern picture frame.
© Mar. 13, 1912.;.1.¢c. Man. 16,1902 35
40622.
History in a modern picture frame.
© June 138, 1912; 1 c. June 15, 1912; K
43557.
In the spring a young man’s fancy |
often turns to his mustache. © May
11, 1912; 1 ec. May 15, 1912; K 41966.
224
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 2, 1912
12407
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
Is a musical director a business or
an affliction? © June 22, 1912; 1c.
June 26, 1912; K 48699.
Is initiative, referendum and recall
anything like cornbeef and cabbage?
© Mar. 14, 1912; 1 c. Mar. 16, 1912; K
40628.
It all depends on the point of view.
m) Apr. 17, 1912: 1 « May 2,.1912; K
41424.
It is best to carry a watch of your
own even if it doesn’t keep time. ©
meee. toa: te. Mar. 16,;1912:" Kk
40621.
It is getting hard to find a man with-
Out a title © Apr. 8, 1912; 1 c Apr.
11, 1912; Ik 40867.
It is no cinch for the Olympic ath-
letes to say good-bye. © June 14,
m2; 1 ec June 20, 1912; K 48558.
It is putting it mildly to say that
Chicago delegates will have their
hands full. © June 18, 1912; 1¢. June
21, 1912; K 48561.
It’s easier to reach the North pole
than the dining car. © Apr. 22, 1912;
1 ce. May 11, 1912; K 41786.
Law of compensation proven by a
Rat and a pair of pants. © Mar. 1,
9912; 1c. Mar. 14, 1912; K 40615.
Little tale of married life in eight
chapters. © Apr. 12, 1912; 1 c Apr.
27, 1912; K 41260.
Marriage game from the standpoint
of packages. © Mar. 30, 1912; 1 «.
Apr. 3, 1912; K 40635.
Moving picture of a dramatic critic
watching the funniest show on earth.
m=) Mar. 16,1912; 1 c. Mar. 22, 1912; K
40624.
News item. Scientists say man’s
ayerage old age will be 150. © June
S, 1912; 1 ¢. June 11, 1912; K 438553.
Notable interviews on the presiden-
tial campaign. © June 21, 1912; 1c.
June 26, 1912; K 43698.
Of course this may be a trifle exag-
Serated, but. © Mar. 7, 1912; 1 «.
Mar. 13, 1912; K 40612.
One great secret the public will
never know. © May 4, 1912; 1c. May
15, 1912; K 41960.
One sided affair. © Apr. 11, 1912;
Tec. Apr. 27, 1912; K 41259.
Opportunities for young men in
search of summer romance. © June 4,
g912; 1c. June 7, 1912; K 42998.
Pinochle nut will have his say no
matter what happens. © Apr. 9, 1912;
ac. Apr. 11, 1912; K 40868.
2
a
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
Poker portraits. © May 6, 1912; 1c.
May 15, 1912; K 41961.
Political scarecrows. © Mar.
1O12> 1 c Mar. 18, 1912: K 40610.
Politics cover a multitude of sins.
© June 6, 1912; 1 c June 10, 1912; K
438551.
Press agents admit Johnson-Flynn
battle is a big event. © June 25, 1912;
I ec. June 29, 1912; K 43834,
Process of law. (© May 10, 1912; 1
ec. May 15, 1912; K 41965.
Ragtime political speeches would
make politics a real pleasure. © Apr.
20: 1902)+) 1) ci May 2, 192 1K 41497,
Saving up for a rainy day. © Mar.
&, GIP sie. Mar: 13, 912K 40613.
Should the female of the species be
more foolish than the male. © May 8,
19125 1 ¢: May 15, 1912: K 41963.
Some people can look busy when
they’re unconscious. © Mar. 29, 1912;
1c. Apr. 3, 1912; K 40634.
Still mother can’t be a piker when
she buys her Waster bonnet. © Apr. 6,
1912; 1 c. Apr. 11, 1912; K 40866.
There are more instructive things to
read than election returns. © June 5,
1912; 1¢@. June 7, 1912; K 42994.
There’s no choice between these two
evils. © June 27, 1912; 1 c. June 29,
1912; K 488386.
These cabaret shows make one for-
get what restaurants are really for. ©
Mar. 4, 1912; 1 © Mar. 14, 1912; K
40617.
They all look good when they’re far
away [1912]:
© Mar. 25; 1¢. Mar. 29; K 40631.
© Apr. 4; 1 ¢. Apr. 11; K 40864.
© May 3; 1c¢. May 15; K 41959.
© May 9; 1¢. May 15; K 41964.
© June 11; 1c. June 14; K 43555.
They didn’t know she was born on
Feb. 29th. © Feb. 29, 1912; 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1912; K 40609.
They'll be making full-dress suits
cut of dish towels next. © June 26,
1912; 1 ec. June 29, 1912; K 48835.
They put labels on others things be-
sides tomato cans. © June 19, 1912;
1c. June 26, 1912; K 48696.
Training for the Olympic games in
Sweden. © May 7, 1912; 1c. May 15,
1912; K 41962.
Wanted: something else to discover.
©). Mar). 9) 1942's; Ie. Mar. 16, 1912.5, 1K
40619.
Dy
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12407
pt. 1V, "2. S35 °¥e
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
Why are Camilla’s letters always
like a Chinese puzzle? © June 15,
1912: 1 ec. June 20, 1912; K 48559.
Why doesn’t the law provide pun-
ishment for these men? © Apr. 15,
1912; 1 ec. May 2, 1912; K 41422.
Why is it? @©Apr. 18, 1912;,4,%
May 2, 1912; K 41425.
Will men ever lose the savage in-
stinct to wear bandages. © Apr. 2,
1912; 1c. Apr. 3, 1912; K 40636.
You can’t blame people for having
literary tastes. © Apr. 24, 1912; 1 «¢.
May 11, 1912; K 41787.
You have to go some to beat the
barber. © Mar. 26, 1912; 1 c. Mar.
29, 1912; K 40682.
You'll lose your reason if you try to
answer these questions. © Mar. 11,
1912; 1 c. Mar. 16, 1912; K 40620.
You would think some people were
glued to the free-lunch counter. ©
dune: (; 19123. 1 eS yHe S912: KK -
43552.
Young man’s best is his address
pool ©, Jume.24, 1912" 1 ec June 26,
1912; K 48700.
GOLDMAN (ALBERT) Cleveland.
[12408, 12409
More daylight. ‘© Mar. 21, 1912; 2
e, Mar. 2/7, 1912;-J 168211.
Standard oil co., Cleveland, Ohio,
straight push, sash operator, control-
ling, Fenestre continuous steel sash.
© May 27, 1912; 2 c. May 29, 1912; J
169708.
GOODHUE (RALPH W.) Windsor, Vt.
[12410
Winter woods. © Apr. 2, 1912; 2 c.
Apr. 8, 1912; J 168185.
GooDRICH (WALLACE), Boston. [12411
Ecclesiastical year. © Apr. 6, 1912;
2c. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40718.
GooDWIN (PuHiLiIPp R.), New York.
[12412
Lake Temagami. Rough water. ©
May 10, 1912; 2 ¢. June 17, 1912; K
43372.
GoroDESS (MiIcHAEL), Brooklyn.
[12413
Military mass, Brooklyn navy yard.
© May 29, 1912; 2c. June 1, 1912; J
169814.
GoRTON (WILLIAM D.), Palestine, Tex.
[12414
Palestine, Tex., new post office. ©
Apr 18,1912: 2 @. Mayr Av; 1912; J
169104.
GouLpD (LEE H.), Manhattan, Kans.
[12415
Shepherd crook and Lee H. Gould.
© Apr. 20, 1912; 2 ce. May 7, 1912-9
168959.
GRAHAM (J. A.), Chicago. [12416
Dunne (Edward F.) for governor.
© June 8, 1912; 2 c May 31, 1912; K
43183.
GRAHAM PAPER CO., St. Louis.
[12417-12432
[Cuts for ads, large size.]:
Cutting prices.—Fast train.—Hunt-
ers.—Lilly—Open book.—Ostrich.—
Percy.—Play ball.Prices wrecked.—
Shoe styles.—Sideboard.—Sign.—
Spring fashions.—Winter fashions.—
Young grandfather.—Young grand-
mother. © May 10, 1912; 2 ec each
sune 1, 1912; K 42959-42974.
GRAVES (GEORGE S.), Springfield, Mass.
[12433-12460
Lamb’s gambol, Springfield, Mass.,
May 31, 1912. 1-3. ©1c. each June
21, 1912; J 1703888-170390.
Longfellow (Henry Wadsworth)
[and] our honored president, William
Howard Taft. © May 1, 1912; 2 e¢.
May 16, 1912; K 42299.
[Maine post card views]:
Bear Island’s rockbound shore,
New Meadows River, M 713.—Cape
Small Point, M 721.—Harpswell, along
the north shore of Haskell’s Island, M
705.—Malaga Island, M 703.—New
Meadows, M 714.—Pirates’ Cove, Has-
kell’s Island, Harpswell, M 704.—
Ragged Island near Harpswell, M
711.—Ridley’s Landing, Sebasco, M
702.—Rockbound cove on the east shore
of Ragged Island, M 712.—Willard
Beach, Cape Elizabeth, looking to-
wards Fort Preble, M 716. © June
17, 1912; 2 c@- each June 21, 1912575
43507-48516.
[Post card views]:
Court Square, facing Springfield’s
Civic Center and busy Main Street.—
Lyndonia at Mackerel Cave, Bailey’s
Island, Me.—Plaister (Governor) and
party landing on Malaga Island.—
Portland Harbor, Me. Governor
Cobb.—Portland Harbor, Me., six mas-
ter.—Ragged Island near Harpswell,
Me.—Springfield, Mass., Forest Park,
A 585.—Springfield, Mass., Forest
Park, A 586.—Typical squatters’ homes
on Malaga Island, New Meadows
River, Me.—Wonderful Profile Rocks
on north side of Ragged Island, near
Harpswell, Me. © June 7, 1912; 2 ¢.
each June 10, 1912; K 48044-43052.
226
/
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
| no. 2, 1912
12516
GRAVES (GrEorRGE S.)—Continued.
Springfield, Mass. Calhoun park.
| © May 1, 1912; 2 ce. May 16, 1912; K
42300.
—— old toll bridge. © 1c. May 25,
1912; J 169573.
river front at court square ex-
tension. © 1c May 25, 1912; J
169572.
Springfield bridge. © May 1,
912; 2 c. May 16, 1912; K 42301.
GREEN (G. E.) Luverne, Minn.
[12461
Dobel (Marvel). © May 2, 1912;
2c. May 6, 1912; J 168931.
GREEN (J. E.), Chester, Pa.
: [12462, 12463
Furness (Horace Howard) in his
library. © June 15, 1912; 2c June
18, 1912; K 48599.
Lindenshade, Wallingford. © June
15, 1912; 2 c. June 18, 1912; K 48600.
GREENLEAF (JAcoB) Chelsea, Mass.
[12464
North Wilmington, Mass. North
Reading state sanatorium. © May
ms, 1912; 2 c. May 22, 1912; K 42290.
Greece (Hereert R.), Bay City, Ore-
gon. [12465-12467
Tillamook Bay, Ore.:
Sunset.—Tillamook Bay, Ore., 1, 2.
© June 12, 1912; 2 c each June 18,
1912; J 170290-170292.
Gross (Epwarp), New York.
[12468-12480
Family jewels. © May 11, 1912;
2c. May 10, 1912; K.41765.
Hand of the creator. © May 18,
e912; 2 c. May 17, 1912; K 42075.
I don’t care, I kissed her anyhow.
© May 17, 1912; 2c. May 17, 1912; K
42071.
Optimists. © June 21, 1911; 2 «.
June 20, 1911; K 25814.
Sleep sweetly sleep. © May 23,
m912; 2c. May 22, 1912; K 42811.
They say there’s microbes in kisses.
© May 17, 1912; 2 c. May 17, 1912; K
42072.
[7 prints]:
Admiring crowd.—Bright eyes.—
Christy (Howard Chandler) calendar,
7913.—Double preferred by Howard
-Chandler Christy.—Halloween games
by Howard Chandler Christy.—Mistle-
toe, by Howard Chandler Christy.—
Vacation proposals by Howard Chand-
mer Christy. © June 12, 1912; 2 «.
each June 11, 1912; K 43134-43140.
GUGLER LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, Milwau-
kee. [12481-12483
Guadalupe scene. © May 1, 1912;
2c. May 22, 1912; K 42292.
[Independence monument.] © May
P1912 3.2 ce: May 22. 1912: K' 42991.
[Poultry vender.] © May 1, 1912;
2¢. May 22, 1912; K 42293.
GULF COAST PLANTATION ¢o., Kansas
City, Mo. [12484-12497
Tabasquenia plantation. nos. 21-34.
[Bound.] © Mar. 23, 1912; 2 c. each
May 6, 1912; K 41639-41652.
GumMP (S. & G.), San Francisco.
[12498, 12499
[2 photographs]:
After the storm.—Lone pine. ©
Mar. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 5, 1912;
J 167852, 167853.
GURLEY-KANE (EVELYN), Washington.
[12500
Titanic lost at sea, April 15, 1912.
©} June, 22, 1912: 2 «. June 22, 1912;
IN 48574.
GURNEE (MARIE H.), Brooklyn.
[12501-12504
Blow softly wind o’er the magic sea.
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1912: K
40427.
Holiday pasters no. 44. © Apr. 6,
1912; 2 ce. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40771.
O wise old owl I envy you. © Dec.
2., 191d 3) 2) e. Apr.-S, 1912: K 40429:
Within this magic ring. © Dec. 2,
1911; 2 ¢. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40428.
JUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York.
[12505-12513
[Butterfly © May 1, 1912: 2 «
May 8, 1912; K 41695.
[8 prints]:
[Baby in bassinette.]—Baby mine.—
Baby’s first birthday. — Butterfly
hearts.—Cupid will get you.—Light
hearts.—Love in a bonnet.—On thin
ice. © Apr. 8, 1912; 2 ¢ each Apr. 9,
1912; K 40478-40485.
HAESELER (ALBERT S.), Philadelphia.
[12514, 12515
Edouarde (Carl) 1, 2. © June 17,
1912; 2 © each June 19, 1912; J 170820,
170321.
Hacpuock & Potter, Akron, O. [12516
Akron, Ohio. Industrial high-level
bridge.» ©. May 1,.1912; 2. ¢ May 3,
1912; K 41438.
227
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12517
Haun (WILLIAM F.) Philadelphia.
[12517
Philadelphia. United States navy
yard, League Island. © June 24, 1912;
Z@ June 26, 1912; K 43668.
Haines (C. E.) Seattle. [12518
His first market day. © Mar. 23,
1912 * 2 ¢.. Apr 25, 1912-3 E8601.
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, O.
[12519-12531
Alliance, O., Mt. Union college:
Panoramic views, 1, 2.—Panoramic
views of students and faculty. © May
11, 1912;°2° e. each May 15, 1902" 5
169196-169198.
Bluefield, W. Va., bird’s-eye view.
© May 15, 1912: Qie: May LT, 1912 J
169342.
Grand Rapids, Mich. panoramic
view. © May 11, 1912; 2 c May 13,
19122 .F 169200,
panoramic view of river front.
© May 11, 1912; 2c. May 18, 1912; J
169201.
Jackson, Mich., Hayes wheel com-
pany, 2. © June 25, 1912; 2 c. June
26, 1912; J 170648.
panoramic views, 1, 2. © June
3, 1912 2 e. eaeh June 5, 1912: JF
169910, 169911.
Kalamazoo, Mich., panoramic view.
© May 11, 1912; 2c. May 13, 1912; J
169199.
[3 photographs]:
Albion, Mich., Albion college. 2.—
Kalamazoo, Mich., Standard paper co.
2.—TLansing, Mich., panorama. © June
14,1912; 2 ¢. each June 17; 1912: J
170240-170242.
HALL (CHARLES R.) Philadelphia.
[12532
Parked sub-division, Avalon, N. J.
Bird’s-eye view. © May 7, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 8, 1912; K 41680.
Hartzt (FRrepD G.) Bellingham, Wash.
[12583-12537
[5 photographs]:
Baker (Mt.) after the storm.—
Church mountain range.—Moonlight on
Mt. Ruth.—Sunrise on Mt. Baker.—
Switzerland of America. © Mar. 23,
1912: 2 c. each Apr. 1, 1912; J 168652-
168656.
Hawt (Gro. P.) & son, New York.
[12538-12544
Broad street 6190. © June 15, 1912;
2c. Jume 17, 1912; J 170244.
) fellow
pt. IV, 2S ave ©
HALL (Gro. P.) & son—Continued.
Luna, 6191. © June 15, 1912; 2 Ge
June 17, 1912; J 170245.
New York, 1912, 6185. © Apr. 16,
1912; 2¢. Apr. 17; 1912: J TeaZzau-
—— Banker trust company building
6187. © May 27, 1912; 2 « May 28)
1912; J 169701.
Banker trust company building
and Nassau St., 6186. © May 27,
1912; 2 c. May 28, 1912; J 169700.
—— Diana, Madison Square garden
tower, 6188. © May 27, 1912; 2c. May
28, 1912; J 169699.
—— Wall street, 6189. © June 15,
1912; 2¢. June 17, 191925 32702
Hatt (L. Ernest), Egg Harbor City,
N.S. [12545-12548
Theodore Roosevelt address to his
Germans.—Theodore Roosevelt
addressing crowd at Egg Harbor City,
N. J. (arrival) 1.—Theodore Roosevelt
addressing the Italian citizens. 2.—
Theodore Roosevelt (departure) 4.
© May 28, 1912; 2 ce. each May 29,
1912; J 169712-169715.
Haut (Louis T.), Atlantie City.
[12549
Criterion theater program. [Cover
design.] © Apr. 15, 1912: 2 © Apr 17,
1912; IKK 40910.
HAMILTON (CAROLINE E.), Rockford,
[12550
© 1c. May 20, 1912; J
Two babies.
169379.
HAMILTON (JAMES L.), Grand Junc-
tion, Col. [12551, 12552
Illustration showing at what tem-
perature smudging is necessary in the
various stages of development of peach
buds. © Apr. 5, 1912;.2 cage oe
1912; K 41950.
Table showing at what temperature
smudging is necessary for every stage
of development of apple and pear buds.
© Apr. 5, 1912; 2c Apr. 30) 19127
41951.
HAMMER (FRANK), Chicago.
[12553-12596
‘“Amundsen’s expedition returning
from discovery of the South Pole. ©
Apr. 24, 1912; 1 c. May ZT) e822
413880.
Dogs that gave invaluable aid to
Amundsen in reaching South Pole. ©
Apr. 25, 1912; 1 «a May i. ite
41381.
Old Doc Yak [1912]:
© Apr. 1; 1c. Apr. 12; K 40573.
© Apr. 2; 1c. Apr. 12; K 40574.
228
no. 2, 1912
Old Doe
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
HAMMER (FRANK)—Continued.
Yak [1912]—Continued.
eh Cr ABE
PGs tas, Apr
Ws 4hre. Apr
9: toe. Apr
© Apr. 10; 1.
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr
Pots Fh te.
He 2 load eG
EMaS fF 41. C.
GS VSR Bee
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© Apr
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr
© Apr
bts: de:
Scr de.
seeee TC,
20> 1 e.
22; 1.¢.
Ask ec.
24;16¢.
Bae toe:
265 1.
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noe Pye;
yang the:
© May 2;1e.
© June 3;1¢.
© Jun
© Jun
© Jun
Bo =e eC.
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© June 7; 1c.
© Jun
ese 4%,
© Junel10;1¢e.
© June.11;1c¢.
© June 12;1c.
© June 13; 1¢c.
© June 14; 1.¢.
© June 15;1¢.
© June 17; 1c.
© June 18; 1c.
© June 21:16.
© Jun
© Jun
Mass.
Hotel K
W@W H. S., class of 1912.
61912; 2c. May 22, 1912; J 169458.
Sie > ie.
e 24; 1¢.
imball.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
HY
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2D
22;
225
. 12; K 40581.
. 12; K 40582.
. 12; K 40584.
. 12; K 40588.
K 40860.
K 40861.
K 40862.
K 40863.
K 41059.
K 41060.
K 41061.
K 41062.
K 41063.
K 41064.
May 1; K 41882.
May 1; K 41383.
May 1; K 41384.
May 1; K 41385.
May 1; K 413886.
May 1; K 413887.
May 14;
May 14;
May 14;
June 10;
June 10;
June 10;
June 10;
June 10;
June 10;
June 19;
June 19;
June 19;
June 19;
June 19;
June 19;
June 19;
June 24;
June 24;
June 24;
June 26;
K 41886.
K 41887.
K 41888.
K 43104.
K 43105.
K 43106.
K 43107.
K 43108.
K 43109.
K 43424.
K 43425.
K 48426.
K 43427.
K 43428.
IX 45429.
Ix 43430.
K 438618.
K 43614.
K 43615.
K 43695.
HAMPDEN HOTEL COMPANY, Springfield,
[12597
©. Apr.) 20-1982:
2 e. Apr. 30, 1912; K 41303.
mMiARDY (V. B.), Frankfort, Md.
[12598, 12599
© May 17,
First Christian church Bible school.
i) Mar. 24, 1912; 2 c. May 22, 1912; J
169459.
12633
HARMON (Mary H.) Belvedere, Cal.
[12600-12633
Berkeley oaks, 243. © May 16,
1912; 2 c. June 4, 1912: J 169883.
Carmel Bay, Cal., 241. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2 c. June 4, 1912; J 169884.
Charles River, 231. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2c. June 4, 1912; J 169885.
Clear Lake, Cal., 230. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2c. June 4, 1912; J 169886.
Harvest time, 244. © May 16, 1912;
2e. June 4, 1912; J 169887.
Headwater of the Owens, southern
California, 245. © May 20, 1912; 2 e.
June 4, 1912; J 169888.
Hearts of oak, 242. © May 16, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169889.
High Sierras, Cal., 234. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2c. June 4, 1912; J 169890.
Lightly rests the mists, 238. © Apr.
24,1912; 2 ¢. June 4, 1912; J 169891.
Mendocino Coast, mouth of Gualala
River, 248. © May 20, 1912; 2c. June
4, 1912; J 169892.
Portela, 225. © Apr. 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
sune 4, 1912: J 169894.
Quiet stream, 249. © May 20, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169895.
Revelation, 236. © Apr. 24, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169896.
St. Helena (Mt.) Napa Valley, Cal.,
246. © May 20, 1912: 2 «@ June 4,
1912; Jj 169893.
San Geronimo, 240. © Apr. 24,
1992) > e,-dune'4, 1912::J 169897.
San Rafael, 237. © Apr. 24, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169898.
Shepherdess, 239. © Apr. 24, 1912;
2e. June 4, 1912; J 169899.
Spirit of music, 233. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2c June 4, 1912; J 169900.
Through the woods, 232. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2e. June 4, 1912; J 169901.
Woodland vista, 247. © May 20,
1912; 2c. June 4, 1912; J 169902.
[6 photographs]:
Gathering storm, 216—Larkspur,
920.—Now came still evening on, 219.—
Song of the stream, 221.—Still waters,
218.— Woodland hollows, 217. © Mar.
25, 1912; 2 ec. each May 16, 1912; J
169269-169274.
[8 photographs] :
Evening solitude, 228.—Light of the
world, 227.—Misty morning, 223.—
Russian River in springtime, Cal.,
9925.— Shadows, 229.— Sunshine and
shadow, 226.—Tamalpais (Mt.) in au-
229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12634
pt. TV; sie
HARMON (Mary H.)—Continued.
[8 photographs ]—Continued.
tumn, Cal., 222.—Waiting . for
dawn, 224. © Apr. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. each
May 16, 1912; J 169275-169282.
HARMUTH (GUSTAVE), Saint Louis.
[12634-12638
LD prints |, =
Dis yere dawg, he aint no hound.—
Friend of mine with a name like
yours.—Help me escape this gladsome
death.—My wife and I have had a
fuss.—With a kind invitation to join.
© Apr. 15, 1912:° 2°. each Apr. 27,
1912; K 41252-41256.
Harris (A. Mark) Jersey City.
[12639
[Christ the elder brother.] © Mar.
12, 1912; 2c. Apr. 26, 1912; K 41246.
Harris (CHAS. Hudson,
Mass. [12640
Harris (Charles Milton) life saving
device. ©1c. June 8, 1912; J 170070.
Harris (E.) Washtuena, Wash.
[12641, 12642
Washtuena, Wash., full view, and
part view. © May 24, 1912; 2 c. each
June 24, 1912; J 170482, 1704383.
MILTON),
Harris (MarxK J.), Chicago. [126438
[Fashion cut of man. Back view. ]
© Apr. 29, 1912; 2 ce. May 27, 1912; K
42484,
Harris (W. J.) co., St. Augustine, Fla.
[12644—12650
St. Augustine, Fla., entrance to Gar-
nett Grove. © Apr. 22, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
29,'1912 © J’ 168770;
Ht. Marion on Matanzas Bay.
© Apr. 25,1912: 2 eiAprids, 19127
168771.
Hort, Marion, 1, 2.°°@ Apr: 22,
1912; 2 ec. each Apr. 29,1912; J 168772,
1687738.
Garnett Oak drive. © Apr. 22, 1912;
2c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168769.
Power boat club course, Matan-
Zag Bay, 432.) Oy Apr -6)° 1993 2c.
each Apr. 12, 1912; J 168108, 168109.
Harris & Ewine, Washington.
[12651-12712
Borland (W. P.) © Apr. 17, 1912;
2c. May 18, 1912; J 169168.
Catron (Thomas B.) © Mar. 30,
1912; 2:¢e. Apr. 28; 1912% J. A6862T.
Chapman (W. HE.) © Mar. 16,1912;
2c. Apr. 28, 1912; J 168524.
De Graw (Peter V.) © Apr. 8, 1912;
2c. Apr. 26, 1912; J 168668.
SS ee eee)
Harris & Ewrnc—Continued.
Ferguson (A. B.) © Mar. 18, 1912:
the | 2c. Apr. 17, 1912; J 168312.
Fisher (Walter) © Mar. 11, 1912;
2 @, Apr: 17, 1992: °S 1683142
Fletcher (Admiral F. F.) © Mar.
12, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 791233 t6saiae
Fowler (H. Robert) © Feb. 26,
1912; 2c. Apr. 17, 19123 5 168297;
Francis (W. B.) © Mar. 13, 1912;
2c. Apr. 17, 19122 dieses
Frech (Jacob) © Mar. 15, 1912;
2 @. Apr. 23, 1992: 4) 46sa50
Fuller (Charles E.) © Apr. 18,
1912; 2 ec. May 18, 1912; F 169169:
Hartman (J. L.) © Mar. 13, 1912;
2¢. Apr. 17,.1912° J 168e80:
Helm (Rear Admiral James M.) ©
Mar. 14, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr Tioass
1683138.
Hemphill (Admiral J. N.) © Mar.
14, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 19125 7 aGsees-
Hensley (Walter L.) © Mar. 14,
1912; 2 c Apr. 17, 1912; J 168308.
Hooper (Ben) © Mar. 15, 1912;
2¢ Apr. 17, 1912; J 168307,
Humphreys (Prof. William) ©
Mar. 15, 1912; 2.e@ Ape ieee
168296.
Ingalls (Theodore) © Mar. 15,
1912; 2c Apr. 17, 1912: J 16s83a0e:
La Follette (William) © Mar. 16,
1912; 2c Apr. 17, 1912; J 168304.
Liggett (Lt. Col. Hunter) © Mar.
29, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168554.
Linthicum (J. Charles) “© Mar.
16, 1912; 2 c Apr. 17, 1912; 3 1G6sea:
Littlepage (Adam B.) © Feb. 12,
1912; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 1912; JF 168295.
McCoy (W. I.) © Mar. 18, 1912;
2c. Apr. 28, 1912; J 168545.
Mack (Judge J. W.) © Mar. 18,
1912; 2c. Apr. 28, 1912; J 168549.
Mack (Norman E.) © Mar. 22,
1912; 2c. Apr. 238, 1912; J 168541.
Magrath (C. A.) © Mar. 21, 1912;
2c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168535.
Membreno (Dr. Don A.) © Mar. 18,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1912; J 168548.
Mendez (Joaquin). © Mar.
1912; 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168547.
Menos (Solon). © Mar. 20, 1912; 2
e. Apr. 238, 1912; J 168537.
Mitchell (L. P.). © Mar. 14, 1912;
2c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168533.
Napier (J. C.). © Mar. 12, 1912; 2
ec. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168525.
18,
230
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912 12742
Harris & Hwinc—Continued. Harris & Hwine—Continued.
Neely (George A.) © Mar. 20, 1912; Turnbull (Robert) © Mar. 26.
2c. Apr. 23, 1912: J 168523. 1912; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1912; J 1683801.
Patton (Charles E.). © Mar. 23,
4912; 2c. Apr. 28, 1912; J 168538.
Pena (C. M.). © Mar. 23, 1912; 2'c.
Apr. 23, 1912; J 168544.
Pepper (Rep. Irwin S.). © Mar. 25,
mee 2 GC Apr. 23, 1912: J 168540.
Potts (Rear Admiral Templin.). ©
mores. A9t2> 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1912. J
168542.
Powell (H. A.). © Mar. 24, 1912: 2
m= Apr 25, 1912; J 168553.
Ramey (Henry T.).. © Apr. 19;
m2: 2c, May. 18, 1912: J 169170.
Redfield (William C.). © Mar. 26,
fot25e2 ce, Apr. 23, 1912; J 168539.
Rhodes (Major Thomas L.)1. ©
mae Agia: 2 c..Apr. 23, 19123 J
168534.
——-_ 2. © Mar. 28, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
26, 1912; J 168669.
Riordan (P. J.). © Mar. 26, 1912;
2 ec. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168546.
Roddinbury (S. A.). © Mar. 20,
mee oe Apr. 23, 1912: J 168532.
Smith (Charles B.). © Mar. 26,
1912; 2c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168555.
Smith (Col. George R.) © Mar 18,
wos 2 €. Apr. 235, 1912>-J- 168529.
Smith (J. M. C.). © Mar. 27, 1912;
me Ape. 25, 1912 J 1G855T,
Stack (Edmund J.) © Mar. 18,
fee € Apr, 23, 1912: J 168522.
Stimson (Henry L.) © Mar. 27,
oo 2 ¢: Apr. 23, 1912; J 168552.
Stokes (Gen. C. F.) © Mar. 28,
aot; 2 ¢ Apr. 23, 1912; J 168556.
Stormont (George T.) © Mar. 11,
mte- 2. c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168528.
Streeter (Gen. Frank 8S.) © Mar.
me, 1912: 2 c Apr. 23, 1912; J 168550.
Suarez (Eduardo). © Mar. 20,
1912; 2c. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168551.
Taft (Lorado) © Mar. 21, 1912;
me, Apr. 25, 1912; J 168536.
Taggert (Joseph) © Mar. 25, 1912;
2c. Apr. 238, 1912; J 168543.
Thompson (William T.) © Mar. 22,
m2; 2 ¢. Apr. 23, 1912; J 168521.
Thorson (Thomas) © Mar. 22.
mae 2c Apr. 23, 1912:.J 168526:
Togo (Admiral) © Mar. 24, 1912;
= c. Apr. 17, 1912; J 168303.
Towner (Horace M.) © Mar. 24.
m912; 2c. Apr. 17, 1912; J 168302:
Turner (George) © Mar. 28, 1912;
2 ¢. Apr. 17, 1912; J 168299.
Vreeland (Rear Admiral Charles E.)
(iar) 27.1912 42 coApr 17. 19194 J
168300.
Weston (F. F.)
Zee Apr: 23, 1912.
© Mar. 13, 1912;
J 168530.
HART, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago.
[12713-12788
After the service. © Mar. 16, 1912;
2e. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40841.
Before the game. © May 11, 1912;
2e. June 15, 1912; K 43286.
Champion. © May 11, 1912; 2 «.
May 20, 1912; K 42161.
Club lounge. © Mar. 16, 1912; 2 «@
Apr. 17, 1912; K 40843.
[College widow]. © May 8, 1912; 2
ec. May 16, 1912; K 42024.
Comrades. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 17, 1912; K 40842.
Day before Easter. © Mar. 16,
1912; 2.¢. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40844.
[Decoration day]. © May 4, 1912;
2c. May 16, 1912; K 42023.
Going up. © June 4, 1912; 2c. June
15, 1912; K 43288.
Landing the trout.. © May 11, 1912;
2c. May 20, 1912; K 42160.
On deck. © June 4, 1912; 2c June
15, 1912): K 438287.
Ready for rain. © Mar. 18, 1912; 2
e. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40845.
Stroke oar. © May 11, 1912; 2 «
May 20, 1912; K 42159.
Train time. © Mar. 13, 1912; 2 c¢.
Apr. 17, 1912; K40846.
Yachtsman. © May 11, 1912;
May 20, 1912; K 42162.
[11 prints]:
At the exposition.—Baseball.—Col-
lege fence.—Going abroad.—In the old
mission.—Listening to the band.—On
Market street.—Overlooking the bay.—
Small’ investor.—Sunday afternoon.—
Tourist. © Apr. 10, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 24, 1912; K 41149-41159.
2S.
FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.,
[12739-12742
No use looking further, we'll let
Hartman feather our nest. © May 5,
1912; 2 c. May 7, 1912; K 41949.
Our nest is finished, now we'll let
Hartman feather it. © Apr. 28, 1912;
HARTMAN
Chicago.
2c. Apr. 29, 1912; K 41948.
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12743 pt. EV, Nn. S., Vv.
HARTMAN FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.— | HASTING (GEO. H.), Haverhill, Mass.
Continued.
Spring house cleaning. © Apr. 21,
1912; 2 ce. Apr. 19, 1912; K 41114.
Yes children Hartman feathered our
nest 57 years ago. © Apr. 14, 1912;
2e. Apr. 19,1912: K 41115.
Harvey (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[12743-12773
[Zuni war god. Design for backs of
playing ecards.] © May 1, 1912; 2c.
May 28, 1912; K 485388.
[80 photographs]: —
Apache Belle-—Apache Bill.—Apache
boy.—Apache lunatic.—Apache wo-
man.—Ben-Lucero.—Cloutudle, full
face.—Cloutudle, profile—Big Horse
(chief), full face—Big Horse (chief).
three quarter face.—Grand canyon,
panorama, from Hermit Rim road.—
Grand canyon, panorama, from Hotel
El Tovar.—Homodako.—Hostin Cli.—
Loliga.—Mad Bull (chief).—Mad Bull
(Mrs.).—Mandragoon (Jose), pro-
file—Mandragoon (Jose), three quar-
ter face-—Narango (Jose), full face.—
Narango (Jose) three quarter face.—
Pa-Se-To-Ba, full face.—Pa-Se-To-Ba,
profile-—Pottery peddler.—Santa Fe
from La Junta to Pacific coast (pano-
rama).—Southern California (pano-
rama). — Santiago. — To-Baz-Ui. —
Vicenti—White Mountain (Mr.) ©
May 10, 1912; 2 c. each May 28, 1912;
J 169475-169504.
HARVEY (H. J.) New Orleans.
[12774-12784
New Orleans, Rex’s parade, carni-
wal: Canal st., 1992) 40. Mar. d; 1912:
2 Cc. supnes lL, 1912. J AG9SL6:
st. Rochs sirine:
Exterior.—Interior. ©
TONS V2 oe.) pare YL 1 Oe
169816.
Spanish Fort:
Hntrance to bath house.—General
view. Interior. Train approaching
station. © May 18, 1912; 2 c each
May 20, 1912; J 169957—-169960.
——entrance to bath house. ©
May 18; 1912: 2. ¢..June 1, 1912; J
170155.
—— Reno’s restaurant:
Afternoon scene. Exterior.—Night
scene. © May 24, 1912; 2 ec. each
June 11, 1912; J 170176-170178.
Mair... "ah.
J 169815,
HASKINS Rochester,
N.Y: [12785
He is not here, He is risen. © Dec.
26, 1911; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1912; K “40477.
ART GLASS CO.,
[12786, 12787
Haverhill, Mass., Grammar. © June
28, 1912; 2 e. June 26, $912; J 170Ga0:
High school base ball team 1912.
© June 22, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912;
J 170467.
Hatcu (R. L.) New York. [12788
We are going to hatch. © Apr. 5,
1$12; 2 c. May 238, 1912; K 43208.
HAUSLE (FRANK) New York.
[12789-12792
Fireproof safety stair case, la, 2, 8.
© 1c. each May 2, 1912; I 991-9938.
——— sheet 4. © 1% Wime stole
T 1033.
HEATH (CHARLES D.), Fort Hancock,
Bsad. [12793
Sandy Hook proving grounds, N. J..,
wreck of a reinforced concrete target.
© May 24, 1912; 2 « May 2a,1912-
J 169559.
HELLEBO (A. S.), Janesville, Minn.
[12794
Janesville, Minn., public library. ©
June 10, 1912; 2:c. June 15, 2oiar 2
170226.
HENDERSON LITHO. co., Norwood, O.
[12795
Summer day dream. © June 1,
1912; 2c. June 5, 1912; K 42885.
HENSEL (Gustav J.), Carlisle, Pa.
[12796, 12797
Udamiss 1, 2.. © June 18, 19a
each June 24, 1912; J 170430, 1704381.
HENSLEY (EDWIN R.), Manchester, Ia.
[12798
Manchester, Iowa. © May 23, 1912;
2 ec. May 27, 1912; J 169658.
HerrMan (J.), Brooklyn. [12799-12810
[Colored post cards]:
Carload of fish—First’ one &
caught.—-First one I landed.—It is the
climate that does it. [Grapes.]—Kind
we raise here—quality and quantity.
[Apple.]|—Kind we raise in our state.
1. [Cabbage.]—Kind we raise in our
state. 2. [Cauliflower.]—Kind we
raise in our state. 3. [Celery.]—Kind
we raise in our state. 4. [Corn.J—
Kind we raise in our state. 5. [Cu-
cumber.]|—Kind we raise in our state.
G. [Onions.]—Sweet dreams. © Apr.
11, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 12, 19023
40638-40649.
232
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 2, 1912
12847
HERMAN (WILLIAM C.) Cincinnati.
[12811
Last of the wild or carrier pigeon.
© May 1, 1912; 2 c. May 17, 1912; J
160351.
Hess (Howarp A.), Chicago. [12812
Blizzard (The) © Mar. 25, 1912;
2c. May 28, 1912; J 169683.
Hess (Roscor C. S.) New York.
[12813-12815
Ashland house. © June 6, 1912; 2 e@.
June 7, 1912; J 170006.
[2 photographs]:
_Gilsey . house.—Metropolitan hotel.
© Apr. 29, 1912; 2 c. each May 2, 1912;
J 168872, 168873.
Hewitt (Rogr.) PHoTO. co., Lansing,
Mich. [12816-12818
Lansing fire department, 836, 838,
839. © June 1, 1912; 2 c. each May 13,
pos2: J-170129-170131.
HeYER (FRANK), New Haven, Conn.
[12819
Dwight and Hadley (Presidents) of
Yale University. © June 23, 1912;
Zc. June 22, 1912; J 170644.
HissarD (C. J.), Minneapolis.
5 [12820, 12821
Minneapolis sky line. 3. © June
= 192; 2 ¢. June 7, 1912: J-170012:
Minnesota State fair from the state
farm. © Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. May 22,
1912; J 169457.
HicGAson stTupio, Asheville, N. C.
[12822, 12823
Craig (Locke) © June 12, 1912;2¢
June 17. 1912; J 170258.
Pritchard (Judge J.C.) © June,
m2: 2 ¢. June 17, 1912; J 170259.
Hitts (Norman E.), Cleveland.
[12824
Bar Jife. (© .Apr. 6, 1912") 2°46
May 6, 1912; K 41158.
HircHert (WILLIAM G.) Sandusky, O.
[12825
Perry centennial design, Sandusky
the gateway. © May 20, 1912; 2 «.
May 18, 1912; J 169357.
Hitrs (THomaAs A.) McPherson, Kan.
[12826, 12827
McPherson, Kan., cross roads, Santa
Fe trail and Meridian road. © Apr.
me, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 27, 1912; J 168787.
Reosevelt (Theodore) at McPher-
Sr vikan. © Apr. 19, 1912; 2 ec. Apr.
mr, 1912; J 168733.
Hitr (THOMAS GABRIEL) Seattle.
[12828, 12829
Conquest of Mexico. © May 25,
1912; 2c: May 27, 1912; K 42977.
Conquest of Mexico by Cortez. ©
Apr,’ J3;,1912 5 2-¢e. Apr... 18, 1912; iK
40879.
Hixson (W. C.) co., Dallas, Tex.
[12830
Method of installing ~ individual
school room and public building heat-
ers. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1912: I 960.
Hover (HE. H.) Niagara Falls, Ont..,
Can. [12831
Niagara, winter scene. © May 6,
1912; 2 c. May 21, 1912; J 170149.
HoLttaAnp (C. A.) Rochester, Minn.
[12882-12834
[Rochester, Minn.]:
Auto fire engine-—Our modern fire
department. © May 15, 1912; 2 «.
each June 5, 1912; J 1699138, 169915.
a country house. © June 8,
1912; 2 ¢. June 5, 1912; J 169914.
HoLuarRD (Louis) Salt Lake City.
[12835
Salt Lake City. Mormon temple
grounds. © May 10, 1912; 2 c. June
&, LOLY + | J: L698.
HOoLsIncer (R. W.) Charlottesville, Va.
[12836-12848
Cold handrail, 2. © Apr. 16, 1912;
ZAG, Apr er LOI: "S 168232.
Flowery beds of Lambeth, 1. © Apr.
POL 2 ec ape 1, 1012 J 168233.
Footprints in the snow, 3. © Apr.
15. P98?! 2uccApre 2¢, 1912: F 168234.
[5 photographs]:
Jefferson’s delight. — Jefferson’s
dream.—Patsy C.—Patsy Calhoun.—
Spring day. © Apr. 29, 1912; 2 c. each
May 11, 1912; J 169138-169142.
HoMANS (BENJAMIN W.) New York.
[12844
Stadia diagram. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1912;
LE 9a.
HomeEs (WILLIAM), Chocorua, N. H.
[12845, 12846
Madison, N. H., cascade. © June
21, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170473.
soldiers’ monument. © June 21,
1912; 2 ec. June 24, 1912; J 170472.
Hoover (M. J.) Carlisle, Pa. [12847
Mt. Holly, Pa., winter scene. © Apr.
i, ASED 2: ec, Apr..3, 1912; J 167978.
233
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12848
pt. TY, 1% Seven
Hoover (M. J.) Newville, Pa.
[12848-12850
Newville, Pa., Big Spring ave., 1-3.
© May 25, 1912; 2 ec. each May 29,
1912; J 169709-169711.
HOOVER-WATSON P’?’G Co., Indianapolis.
[12851-12862
[Colored post cards]:
Don’t say it just think it—Gee her
dad must have been a baseball pitcher.
—Go on all ye base-ball bugs.—Hot off
the bat.—I guess [ll stick around.—
I’m so sweet.—Say here’s a hot one.—
They never stop this game on account
of darkness.—You are a hit.—You look
as good to me as a home run.—You
Icok like the star of my league.—You
may think dat I’m a bone head. ©
Apr. 15, 1912); 2-¢c: each Apr, 20, 1912;
K 40931-40942.
Hopree (T. S.), Saint Louis. [12863
You gotta’ quit jugglin’ my food
aroun’. © May 8, 1912; 2 c. May 10,
1912; K 41781.
HorGan (J.) jr., Scranton, Pa.
[12864-12869
[6 photographs]:
Along the Palisades, Moosic Lake,
ry.—Horseshoe curve, Nayang Valley,
A, B.—Nayang gap.—Nayang Valley.—
Palisades, Moosic Lake line, A.
Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26, 1911;
J 165079-165084.
Horney & FREerBuRG, Chicago.
[12870-12872
Blossoms. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2 «.
Mar. 21, 1912; J 167691.
Carnation, 205. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2
ce. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168786.
Queen of spring.
2c. May 18, 1912; J 169369.
THloSKINS MFG. ©O., Detroit. [12873
Chari).Jc: @O. Ape Vass TS es.
May 3, 1912; I 997.
HotTeLt MARTINIQUE, New York. [12874
Hotel Martinique illustrated typical
floor, © }Apr.<12,. 191262 (© Ape.’ 26,
1912; K 412384.
HovuGcutTon, MIFFLIN co., Boston.
[12875
[Scott (Sir Walter)] © Apr. 6,
1912; 2 c« May 18, 1912; K 42098.
Howarp (H. H.) % PosTMAstEeR, New
York. [12876
Utah (U. S. 8S.) officers and crew.
May 7, 19125 ..2 ‘e. May 10, 1912:
J 169281.
234
© May 16, 1912;*
HUETTNER BROS., Mobridge, S. D.
[12877-12885
Mobridge, S. D., (C. M. St. P. bridge
across the Missouri. © April 30, 1912;
2c. May 27, 1912; J 169575.
—— C. M. St. P. pridge across Mis:
souri. 1,2. © May 12, 1912; 2c. each
June 20, 1912; J 170331, 170332.
——C. M. St. P. yards. © April 14,
1912; 2c. June 22, 19972. J tio. ae
greetings. Famous cannon
balls from the Cannon Ball River ter-
ritory. © Jan. 18, 1912; 2 ec. June 20,
1992+ 3 WO35a.
hospital. © June 18, 1912; 2 @.
June 22, 1912; J 170406.
Main street. © June 8, 1912;
2c. June 20, 1912°°9. tite
[2 photographs] :
Mobridge, S. D., C. Mi, Pi sera
road bridge across Missouri river—
Mobridge, S. D., typical Indian cot-
tage. © May 23, 1912; 2 c. each May ~
27. 1912; J 169588, 169589.
Hunt (Frep W.) Ft. Myers, Fla.
[12886, 12887
Edison (Thomas Alva) in his labo-
ratory, Ft. Myers, Fla. © Apr 4
1912; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1912; J. 168604.
Edison (Mr. and Mrs. T. A.) at Ft.
Myers, Fla. © Apr. 4, 1912; 2¢ Apr.
8, 1912; J 168605.
Hunt (Woopgsury E.) co., Concord,
INGE [12888-12900
[6 prints]:
Going through the rye.— Good
night.—Return from the honeymoon.—
Rosary.—Sweet and low.—Us kids. ©
Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c each Apr. 17, 1912;
KK 40847-40852.
[% prints]:
Bills due today.—Can you beat
that.—Great family secret—Mary had
a little lamb.—Merrie Christmas.—My
bonnie lies under the auto.—Who said
rats. © Apr. 18, 1912; 2 ce. each May
24,1912; K 42416-42422.
Huston (Mary) REMEDY ©0., Cold-
water, Mich. [12901
All the world loves the man that
laughs. © Mar. 22, 1912; 2c) Apr
20, 1912; K 41190.
HuTHMACHER (GEORGE A.) Mt. Pleas-
ant, S.a0. [12902-12904
Fort Moultrie, S. C.: Commander’s
residence.—-Officers’ quarters. © Apr.
1, 1912; 2 e. each Apr. 10, 2927
167993, 167994.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
HUTHMACHER (GEORGE A.)—Contd.
Lee (Launch) Fort Moultrie, S. C.
mrApr 1. 1912-1. c Apr. 10;, fe
Apr. 23, 1912; J 168559.
INSURANCE PRESS, New York.
[12905-12907
Delays are dangerous. © Apr. 15,
a912; 1c. Apr. 16, 1912; K 40824.
Little talks with insurance agents.
© May 13, 1912; 2 c. May 28, 1912; K
42543.
Other things first. © June 10, 1912;
2c. June 11, 1912; K 438126.
INTERNATIONAL ART SERVICE, New York.
[12908
Modern posters. [Dog poster, small
size] © May 20, 1912; 2 c. May 25,
1912; K 42857.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, New
York. [12909-18145
Ain’t you glad you’re not a Mormon
[1912]:
© May 138; 1c. May 14; K 41904.
© May 16; 1c. May 17; K 420538.
(© May 21; 1 c. May 22; K 42364.
And the price of beef continues to
Boar. © May 21, 1912; 1 c. May 22,
1912; K 42365.
And this they call beautiful weather.
© May 18, 1912; 1 c. May 20, 1912; K
42170.
Another waiter’s strike.
#912;1¢. June 3, 1912; K 42718.
[3 prints]:
Astor (Mrs. Ava Willing) and her
daughter Muriel, photographed on ar-
rival from Europe yesterday.—Coffyn
and A. E. Wallace.—Straw man.
ety. tc each. May 3; 19125). K
41447-41449.
Bad start, but Mr. Bryan got into
the band wagon later. © June 28,
1912; 1c. June 29; 1912; K 43848.
Barnes (William) jr. © June 17,
1912; 1 c. June 18, 1912; K 43386.
Battle is on in Cuba: American bat-
tleships speeding to Key West. © May
2/, 1912; 1 ec. June 1, 1912; K 42661.
Battle of Pennsylvania. © Apr. 22,
9912; 1 c. Apr. 23, 1912; K 41087.
Belmont (Perry) at Baltimore. ©
mune 23,1912; 1 c June 24, 1912; K
43626.
Best of friends must part. © May
20, 1912; 1 c. May 21, 1912; K 42253.
Borah (William E.) © June 18,
1912; 1c. June 19, 1912; K 48447.
© June i,.
13145
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Cannon (Miss Adelaide) ; Mrs. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen; Mrs. Richard L.
Morris. © June 23, 1912; 1 ec June
24, 1912; K 43629.
Chicago coliseum at the opening ses-
sion of the Republican national con-
vention. © June 20, 1912; 1 ec. June
231, 1912; K 438568.
Christian (Prince) of Hesse-Phil-
ippsthal-Barchfeld and Miss Margaret
Perrain. © June 9, 1912; 1c. June 11,
1912; K 438154.
Clark (Speaker Champ) © June
24,1912; 1c. June 25, 1912; K 48663.
of Missouri; Governor Harmon,
of Ohio; Oscar Underwood, of Ala-
bama; Governor Wilson, of New Jer-
sey. © June 23, 1912; 1 c. June 24,
1912; K 43628.
Clark (Miss Genevieve), the charm-
ing daughter of Speaker Champ Clark.
© June 27, 1912; 1 @ June 28, 1912;
KX 48817.
Doyle (Larry), of Giants. © May
2, 1912; 1 ec. May 4, 1912; K 41479.
Dream of a lobster fiend [1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 6; K 40441.
© Apr. 8; 1c. Apr. 9; K 40527.
© Apr. 10; 1 ec. Apr. 11; K 40598.
©’ Apr. 12; 1 /¢@ Apri 13; K 40699.
© Apr. 15; 1 e. Apr. 16; K 40798.
© Apr. 17; 1 ec. Apr. 18; K 40904.
© ‘Apr 19; 1-e Apri 20; K-41081.
© Apr. 20;.1.¢c. Apr. 22; K 41083.
(©) Apr (25> ie, Apr. 26: K' 41241), .
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 1; K 41401.
© May 3;1c. May 4; K 41480.
© May 6; 1c. May 7; K 41666.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 41691.
Early arrivals at Baltimore for the
Democratic national convention. ©
June 22, 1912; 1 c June 24, 1912; K
43623.
Fairbanks (Charles W.), former
vice-president, who is helping to frame
the Republican platform. © June 21,
1912; 1 c. June 22, 1912; K 43590.
Faithful employe ([1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 8; K 40444.
© Apr. 9; 1¢. Apr. 10; K 40540.
© Apr. 13; 1 c. Apr..15; K 40790.
© Apr. 16; 1 ¢. Apr. 17; K 40875.
© Apr. 18; 1 c. Apr. 19; K 40926.
© Apr. 23; 1c. Apr. 24; K 41173.
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 25; K 41225,
© Apr. 26; 1c. Apr. 27; K 41270.
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pt. I'v; 0. S.50.0
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Faithful employe [1912]—Contd.
© May 1; 1c. May 2; K 41434.
© May 4; 1c. May 6; K 41542.
© May 8; 1c. May 9; K 41749.
© May 9; 1c. May 10; K 41775.
Fast battle cruiser Moltke, and some
of her officers. © June 2, 1912: 1 ‘ce.
June 4, 1912; K 42729.
Few of the eminent leaders at the
Baltimore convention. © June 26,
1912; 1 ce. June 27, 1912; K 438766.
Finding a lodging in Baltimore dur-
ing convention week. © June 27,
1912; 1 c. June 28, 1912; K 438820.
Flinn (William) and Governor
Stubbs, cf Kansas. © June 13, 1912;
1c June 14, 1912; K 48275.
Franklin (Vice-president) and J.
Bruce Ismay. © Apr. 26, 1912; 1 «¢.
Apr. 27, 1912; K 41267.
Franklin (Vice-president) on stand.
© Apr. 2871912 -". ex Apres,” 1912-
K 41289.
German fieet in the Hudson,
oramic view. © June 11, 1912;
June 12, 1912; K 43194.
officers and Washington society
women at Mount Vernon. © June 9,
1912; 1 « June 11, 1912; K 48153.
Getting down to business. © June
8, 1912; 1 c. June 10, 1912; K 43114.
Getting even with the cop. © May
6, 1912: 1 c. May 7, 192; K 41667.
Gibbons (Cardinal) who offered
prayer at the opening session of the
Democratic convention. © June 26,
1912; 1 ce. June 27, 1912; K 48769.
Gloomy Jim [1912]:
© May 27; 1 c. May 28; K 42551.
Goelet (M/rs. Peter) and Master Joe
Leiter. © May 3, 1912; 1 c. May 6,
1912; IK 41540.
Great republican Marathon. © Apr.
24, 1912; 1 c& Apr. 25, 1912; K, 41224.
Group of new arrivals at Baltimore,
caught by the American’s camera. ©
June 28, 1912; 1 e. June 24, 1912; K
48627.
Group of notables caught by a N. Y.
American photographer’s camera at
pan-
Jeo
3altimore. © June 27, 1912: 1 «.
June 28, 1912; K 48816.
zroup of notables caught by the
American photographer in the gallery
of the Chicago convention. © June
21, 1912; 1 c. June 22, 1912; K 438589.
Hard to lift. © June 24, 1912; 1 c.
June 25, 1912; K 48661.
236
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Henry xxxvit (Prince) of Reuss
chatting with Mrs. Cornelius Vander-
bilt on deck of the Moltke. © June
10, 1912; 1.c. June 11, 1912: K 4315@
showing a girl visitor over the
German flagship. © June 12, 1912;
1c. June 13, 1912; K 43230.
——an officer of the Moltke. ©
June 10, 1912;.1 ¢. June 1) 192 ae
43155.
How George M. Cohan sold 2,000
of Sunday N. Y¥. Americans for the
Titanic relief fund. © Apr. 22, 1912;
1.c. Apr. 23, 1912. Ke 41085,
Ismay (J. Bruce) as he left Senate
hearing. © Apr. 24, 1912; 1 © Apr.
25; 1992); K 41222:
characteristic photo of. © Apr.
23, 1912; 1 ce Apr. 25, 1912 ieee
It might be worse. © May 10, 1912;
1c. May 11,, 1912s K 40795.
It might have been worse [1912]:
© May 11; 1c. May 18; K. 41864.
© May 20; 1 c. May 21; K 42251.
© June 11; 1c. June 12; K 48196.
It’s a sad story, mates. © June 21,
1912’; 1 c. June 22, 19125 ie Aono
It’s there, but not working overtime.
© June 26, 1912; 1 c June 27, 1912;
K 43768.
Joys and glooms.
© Apr. 9; 1¢. Apr. 10; K 40541.
© Apr. 15; 1 c. Apr. 167 Kh 40707,
Just before the battle mother. ©
Apr. 10, 1912; 1 °c. Apt ti eee
40596.
Just before the battle, mother. ©
May 29, 1912; 1 « May ai i012
42617.
Kennedy (J/iss Marion), with Po-
meranian Wasp; Morse (Mrs. Tyler),
with poodle; etc. © May 19, 1912:
1c. May 20, 1912; K 42246.
Knox (Secretary), on his South
American travels. © Apr. 10, 1912;
1 «@ Apr. 11, 1912; K 40597.
Laurels of infamy for J. Brute Is-
may. © Apr. 20, 1912; 1 & Apr Ze
1912; K 41082.
Little sweetheart. [1912]:
© May 23; 1c. May 24; K 42410.
© May 28; 1c. May 29; K 42587.
© May 31;1c¢. June 1; K 42668.
© June 4; 1 ce. June 5; K 42854.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
13145
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
_Little sweetheart. [1912]—Contd.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 43019.
ertune ii: 1c June 12: K 4319F.
© June 14; 1¢. June 15; K 48325.
© June 18; 1c. June 19; K 43444.
© June 21; 1c. June 22; K 43592.
© June 25; 1c. June 26; K 43705.
© June 28; 1c. June 29; K 43842.
Love in springtime. © May 20,
meee; 1 ec. May 21, 1912: K 42254.
Man from Montclair [1912]:
© May 10: 1c. May 11; K 41794.
© May 14:1. May 15; K 41973.
© May 18; 1 c«. May 20; K 42169.
© May 22; 1c. May 23; K 42366.
© May 25; 1 c. May 27; K 42505. |
© fume 1: 1 c: June 3; K
© June 5: 1 c. June 6:
I. 46115.
© June 12; 1c. June 13; K 48282.
© June 15; 1-¢c. June 17;
© June 19; 1c. June 20;
* © June 22; 1c. June 24; K 48622.
© June 26; 1c. June 27; K 48767.
Mr. Bosh [1912]:
© May 30;16.
Gye 3+ 1c.
cy Jume 6; 1 ¢.
© June 10; 1c.
© June 13; 1¢.
© June 17; I c.
© June 20; 1¢.
© June 24;1c¢.
© June 27; 1c.
Mr.
11912]:
(Apr, 29: 1 ¢.
© May 6; 1 ec.
fey May 22° 1 ¢,
ie) May, 23: 1c.
fj June 3; 1 ¢.
© June 4; 1c. 42853.
ce dune 5:1 ¢. 42950.
More than their money’s worth. ©
© May 27: 1¢. May 28; K 42550.
© June 8; 1c. June 10;
K 48349.
© May 29; 1 ec. May 31; K 42616.
42714.
K 42951.
K 43472.
KX 42620.
K 42781.
K 43002.
K 43157.
K 43274.
May 31;
June 4;
June 7;
June 11;
June 14;
June 18; K 483887.
June 21; K 48566.
June 25; K 43662.
June 28; K 48819.
Jack and his friend Petey
41353.
41668.
42367.
42411.
42732.
Apr. 303":
May 7; K
May 23; K
May 24; K
June 4; K
June 5; K
June 6; K
feet 1912- 1 ¢. May 13, 19125
41863.
Muller (Lieutenant von) chatting
with Miss Gertrude Anderson on board
mie Moltke. © June 12, 1912; 1 tt
June 13, 1912; K 48229.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Murphy (Charles F.), Thomas P.
Gore, E. S. Johnson, Urey Woodson
and Manuel Quezon, of Manila. ©
June 24, 1912; 1 c. June 25, 1912; K
43659.
National convention as seen from
ladies’ gallery. © June 21, 1912; 1.e.
June 22, 1912; K 438588.
New superdreadnaught Texas, queen
of Uncle Sam’s navy, her sponsor and
maids of honor. © May 19, 1912; 1.
May 20, 1912; K 42249.
Nobody cares for father [1912]:
© May 15; 1 © May 16; K 42033.
© May 17: fa May 18; K 42113.
© May 20; 1c May 21; K 42252.
© May 24; 1¢ May 25; K 42471.
Nominating Washington for presi-
dent of the American league. © June
18, 1812; 1 c. June 19, 1912; K 43488.
Oh, the beautiful country. © May
24.1912: 1 @ May 25, 1912; K 42472.
Oh well it might have been worse
[1912] © May 28;.1912; 1 c. May 29,
1912; K 42586.
Old coves have the nerve. © June 6,
1912; 1 c. June 7, 1912; K 48001.
Ontario beached off Montauk Point.
© Apr. 9, 1912; 1 c Apr. 10, 1912; K
40542.
Onward, female soldiers. © May 4,
1912; 1 @ May 6, 1912; K 41541.
Over the ropes. © May 380, 1912;
1c. May 31, 1912; K 42621.
Poor Jersey. © May 25, 1912; le.
May 27, 1912; K 42504.
Randolph (Miss Emily) wins honors
on gymkhana games at Piping Rock.
©’ May 12, 1912;,1 ¢. May 13, 1912;
Ik 41865.
Result of speeding. © June 17,
1912; 1 ec. June 18, 1912; K 43388.
Retreat from Ohio. © May 38, 1912;
1. @. May 24,1912; K 42409.
Roosevelt (Colonel) addressing an
admiring throng from the balcony of
the Congress hotel. © June 17, 1912;
1c. June 18, 1912; K 48389.
and his daughter, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth. © June 19, 1912; 1 ¢.
June 20, 1912; K 43470.
and President Taft and a typi-
cal Jersey crowd listening to their ar-
suments. © May 26, 1912; 1 c. May
97, 1912: K 42507.
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13145
pt. Iv, 1. S., v.T
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
third party candidate for presi-
dency and two of his lieutenants. ©
Tune. 24, 1912" 1:¢ June 25,°1912;
43660.
Roosevelt (Mrs. Theodore) jr. ©
May 12;-1912; 1°e May 13, 19125.K
41866.
Roosevelt family going to the con-
vention. © June 22, 1912; 1 c. June
24, 1912; K 43624.
Root (Sen. Elihu) 1. © June 18,
1912: 1c June 19, 1912; K 48446.
2) © June 19, 1912; 1-¢>June
20, 1912; K 48469.
Sailors of the Moltke lined up at
the rail ready to greet American visit-
ors. “© June 4, 19125). cs Jume. 5,
1912; K 42851.
Scenes at the Titanic benefit game
at the polo grounds yesterday after-
noon. © Apr: 22; 19123 tc Apr. Zs,
1912; K 41086.
Scenes in camp of Uncle Sam’s
troops now engaged in helping restore
order in Cuba. © June 10, 1912; 1 ¢.
June 11, 1912; K 43152.
Section of the police parade passing
reviewing stand. © May 19, 1912;
1c. May 20, 1912; K 42248.
Section of the reviewing stand. ©
May 19, 1912; 1 ‘ce. May 20, 1912; K
42247.
Seeing the judge. © May 18, 1912;
1c. May 20, 1912; J 42168.
Seeing the sights. © June 12,1912;
1c. June 18, 1912; K 43288.
Senardens-Graney (Baron V.) act-
ing as escort to Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man. © June 12, 1912; 1 c June 138,
1912; K 48281.
Silkk Hat Harry [1912]:
© Apr. 8; 1c. Apr. 9; K 40538.
© Apr. 9; 1c. Apr. 10; K 40528.
© Apr. 10; 1 ec. Apr. 11; K 40595.
© Apr. 11; 1 ce Apr. 12; K 40604.
© Apr. 12; 1 e. Apr. 18; K 40705.
© Apr. 13; 1c Apr. 15; K 40795.
© June 3; 1c. June 4; K 42728.
© June 4; 1 ce June 5; K 42850.
Society at opening of Piping Rock
county club. © May 31, 1912; 1 «.
June 1, 1912; K 42662.
Standing beside Colonel Roosevelt,
as he spoke was Senator Dixon, his
manager. © June 18, 1912; 1 c. June
19, 1912; K 48445.
Suffragette movies. © Apr. 30,
1912; 1¢@ May 1, 1912; K 41466.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Taft family at the convention. ©
June 20, 1912; 1 c. June 21,1912; 3
43567.
Taft’s general manager, Mr. Me-
Kinley and the President’s private
secretary, Mr. Hilles, in Chicago. ©
) June 15, 19125 1 e@ June 17-s912 7
45350.
Taking taffy from the infant.
Apr. 12, 1912; 1 © Apradsestoh ae
40704.
Teddy’s machine, a peach. © Apr.
26, 1912; 1 e@. Apr. 27, 1912> Ke4i26e
Thaw (Evelyn Nesbit), three photo-
graphs. © June 22, 1912; 1c. June 24,
1912; K 48625.
Thaw (Mrs. Mary C.), Alice, former-
ly Countess of Yarmouth, and Harry
K. © Apr. 28, 19125 2° e402
1912; K 41288.
They quit kickin’ my dog aroun’. ©
May 17, 1912; 1 @ May isis
42112.
Three killed in Perth Amboy riots.
© June 15, 1912; 1 c. June 17, 1912; K
43351.
Throwing on a few more scuttles of
cecal. © Apr. 9, 1912; 1 eG Apre ie
1912; K 40529.
Tom Powers—the yater.
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 6; K 40442.
© Apr. 6; 1 c Apr. 8; K 40445.
Trying to get them in line. © June
7, 1912; 1c. June 8, 1912; K 438020.
Tucker (Guy and Mrs. Ruby) ©
June 22, 1912; 1 c. June 24, 19125 5
43617.
Twas only a dream [1912]:
© Apr. 22; 1 c Apr. 23; K 41084.
© Apr. 27; 1 ce. Apr. 29; K 41287.
Uncle Trusty [1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1 ec. Apr. 6; K 40448.
© Apr. 8; 1c. Apr. 10; K 40539.
© Apr. 11; 1 « Apr. 12; K 40605.
© Apr. 12; 1 ec. Apr. 18; K 40698.
© Apr. 15; 1 c. Apr. 16; K 40792
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 25; K 41223,
© Apr. 25; 1 ec. Apr. 26; K 41242.
(© Apr. 26; 1 ec. Apr. 27; K 41268.
(© Apr. 27; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41286.
© Apr. 29; 1 e. Apr. 80; K 413854.
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 1; K 41402.
(© May 1; 1¢. May 2; K 41435.
© May 4; 1c. May 6; K 41548.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 41692.
238
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13162
INTERNATIONAL
Uncle Trusty [1912]—Continued.
© May 8; 1c. May 9; K 41751.
© May 9; 1¢. May 10; K 41776.
© May 13; 1c. May 14; K 41905.
© May 14;1¢. May 15; K 414974.
© May 15; 1c. May 16; K 42034.
© May 21; 1 c May 22; K 42363.
© May 22; 1c. May 28; K 42368.
(© May 24; 1 ec. May 25; K 42470.
(© May 28; 1c May 29; K 42585.
© May 29; 1 ¢. May 31; K 42618.
© June 4;1c. June 5; K 42852.
© June 5; 1c. June 6; K 42949.
© June 11; 1c. June 12; K 43195.
© June 18; 1c. June 19; K 43443.
© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 43621.
© June 25; 1 ec. June 26; K 43706.
Waiter’s strike. © May 16, 1912;
1c. May 17, 1912; K 42054.
Wall street warblers. © June 19,
1912; 1c. June 20, 1912; K 43471.
What is home without a suffragette?
© May 8, 1912; 1 c. May 9, 1912; K
41750.
What John Bull thinks we are doing
to Ismay. © May 1, 1912; 1c. May 2,
1912; K 41436.
Whited sepulchre. © Apr. 18, 1912;
1c. Apr. 19, 1912; K 40927.
Whitney (Mrs. Payne) © May 26,
1912; 1 e. May 27, 1912; K 42506.
Wives of prominent Republicans and
Democrats mingling in the gallery of
the convention hall at Baltimore. ©
mame 28, 1912; 1 c. June 29, 1912; K
43844.
©
Yes, it might have been worse.
mone 3, 1912; 1 ec June 4, 1912; K
42730.
[7 prints]:
Carrying the body of John Jacob
Astor into the church of the Messiah
at Rhinebeck.—Hydro-aeroplane (near
liner) and boat coming for passen-
ger.—Hydro-aeroplane over the ship
Ancona. Hy dro-aeroplane passing
Governors Island on the way down the
bay.—Liner Ancona appeared much
like a toy boat to the hydro-aeroplane
passenger from his high seat.—One
glimpse of the two and a half miles of
suffragists as they swept up Fifth
Avenue.—Stuart (Mrs. Marie), the
Joan of Are of the parade. © May 5,
1912; 1 ¢ each May 6, 1912; K 41544-
41550.
NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
IRELAND (GEO. F.), Fort Wood, N. Y.
Harbor, N. Y. [18146-13149
[4 photographs]:
Statue of Liberty.—Statue of Lib-
erty, pedestal.—Statue of Liberty, the
great bronze face.—Statue of Liberty,
the toes and great ornamental base of
the torch. © May 1, 1912; 2 ¢c. each
May 31, 1912; J 169799-169802.
IrisH (HE. W.) PHOTO co., Houston,
Tex. [13150
Houston, Tex. © June 13, 1912;
2c. June 18, 1912; J 170272.
Ivins (J. S.), Philadelphia. [13151
Gentlemen, here is a platform you all
can adopt. © June 17, 1912; 2c. June
24, 1912; K 43598.
JACKSON (A. L.), Tacoma, Wash.
[13152
Cheri compagnon, copy of painting.
© May 7, 1912; 2 ¢. May 13, 1912;
J 169702.
JACOBS (FRANK A.), Seattle.
[131538, 18154
Accident at meadows, Turpin, avi-
avor: ©) May 30, 1912; 2 ec. June 5,
1912; J 169912.
Hodge (Robert T.) © Feb. 10,
1912 die... Web. .29; 1 e.Apr. 10, 1912;
J 168212.
JAMES (B. F.), Philadelphia. [138155
His Holiness Pope Pius X. © June
26, 1912; 2 c. June 27, 1912; K 48771.
JAMES (WILLIAM), Greenville, Miss.
[13156
Charge of a Master Mason to his son.
© Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c Apr. 17, 1912;
K 41119.
JAMES & BUSHNELL, Seattle.
[13157-13160
OWea |: (Bi Bev. Bi 3.) 4,2) ©
Apr. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 29, 1912;
J 168742, 168743.
Shirley (Jessie) :
Death.—Life. © June 1, 1912; 2 6c.
each June 1, 1912; J 169811, 169812.
Jarvis (ANNA), Philadelphia. [13161
Mother’s day, white carnation. ©
Auge) 26011992 2 ec), Apr. -29,, 1902 5 Ke
42334.
JEFFERS (J. C.), Olympia, Wash.
[18162
Electric storm over Olympia, Wash.
© June 20, 1912; 2 c. June 25, 1912;
J 170542.
239
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13163
JEFFERY (HASWELL C.), New York.
[13163
College of the City of New York in
a thundershower. © May 2, 1912;
2c. June 22, 1912; J 170402.
JENNETT (NORMAN W.), Cedar Grove,
IN. sed [13164
Arrow plane girlies. © June 5,
1912; 1 ec. June 5, 1912; K 438378.
JOHNSON Mackinaw City,
Mich. [18165-13169
Ice boat, straits of Mackinaw. ©
(CLYDE)
Mar. , 20, 1912: 2) e. Apr. 6, s9i2e
J 167868.
Levering, Mich., scene at. © Apr.
15, 1912; 2 ce. Apr. 24, 1912; J 168566.
Mackinaw City, Mich, M. C. and
G. R. and T. railroads.
1912; 2c. May 8, 1912; J 169028.
Mackinaw City, Mich., Michiilli-
mackinac state park. Mar 2°25,
1912; 2 ce. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168141.
St. Ignace, Mich. © June 12, 1912;
2c. June 17, 1912; J 170246.
JOHNSON (J. R.) Cheboygan, Mich.
[13170-13172
Shipment of deer from northern
Michigan. © Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Apr.
6, 1912; J 167867.
{2 photographs]:
North bound.—Our northern scenes.
(]© Mar.-27, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 29,
1912; J 168046, 168047.
JOHNSON (STEPHEN S.) South Orange,
N.S [13173-13190
Carrizo Canyon and Painted Desert
from Singillaria Forest, Arizona.
Apr. 8; (#9125: 2 ..* Apr. 9, IGIZ > F
167971.
[17 photographs]:
Broken silicified tree,
Forest, Arizona.
Broken trees, second petrified forest,
Arizona.
Entrance to first petrified forest,
Arizona.
Entrance to north Singillaria Forest,
Arizona.
Formation at entrance to first petri-
fied forest, Arizona.
Fractured trees,
forest, Arizona.
Log covered by sandstorm, first pet-
rified forest, Arizona.
Marl and sandstone formations, north
Singillaria Forest, Arizona.
Singillaria
second petrified
© May 1,
pt. IV, B/Sa-VS.
JOHNSON (STEPHEN S.)—Continued.
Natural bridge, petrified forest, Ari-
zona.
North Singillaria Forest and edge
of Painted Desert, Arizona.
Section of petrified log, second forest,
Arizona.
Sections of broken tree, second for-
est, Arizona.
Unbroken tree, second petrified for- —
est, Arizona.
Walls of basin, section of tree, sec-
cnd forest, Arizona.
Whole and fractured tree, second
petrified forest, Arizona. ;
Woodworthia Arizonica, edge of
Painted Desert, Singillaria Forest,
Arizona.
Writing on the wall, Adamana, Ari-
zona.
© Jan 29, 1912; 2 c each Apr. 9,
1912; J 167972-167988.
JOHNSON & RoceERS, Dallas, Texas.
[13191
Dallas—-Oak Cliff viaduct. © Mar.
12, 1912: 2 ce Mar. 18, 1912307 fives
JOHNSON STUDIO cCo., Duluth, Minn.
[13192-13199
McGolrick (Bishop James) A to H.
© Mar. 28, 1912: 2 c. each Agra.
1912; J 167682-167689.
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stTupios, Pitts-
burgh. [13200, 132001
Pittsburgh:
Exposition park, U. S. league base-
ball grounds.—National baseball team,
1912. © May 138, 1912; 2 c. each May
18, 1912; J 169859, 169360.
JONES (Buiiss B), Silverton, Or.
[13202
Dallas lumber and logging com-
pany’s logging railroad, 1, 2. © May
14, 1912; 2 c each May 20.7320
169402, 169408.
Jupp (A. W.) Chattanooga. [13203
Chattanooga, St. Paul’s Protestant
Episcopal church. © Apr. 13, 1912;
2c. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168278.
JupD (ALMON C.), Waterbury, Conn.
[13204
Ideal tour and its hotels) © May
20, 1912; 2 ec. May 25, 1912; K 42457.
JULEEN (J. A.) Everett, Wash.
[18205, 18206
Everett, Wash., bird’s-eye view. ©
Mar. 30, 19123 2 .¢.. Apr... 6, 132s
| 167863.
240
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
JULEEN (J. A.)—Continued.
bird’s-eye view looking east
from American bank building. © May
2, 1912; 2 c. May 8, 1912; J 169082.
JUVENILE SAVINGS CO., Denver. [13207
Certificate of membership in the
Grand army of money saving children.
© Mar. 18, 1912; 2c. Apr. 2, 1912; K
41164.
KaarR (H. W.) Princeton, III.
[13208-13248
[41 photographs]:
Abuna, Brazil, engineer’s quarters,
45.—Abuna, Brazil, rail yards, 46.—
Abuna, Brazil, station partially com-
pleted, 49.—Approach by rail _ to
Abuna, Brazil, 48.—Approach by water
to Abuna, Brazil, 44.—Bridge of Jacy
Parana, American bridge company, 27,
28.—Bridgetown, Barbadoes, Trafalgar
square, 7—Camp 28, H. F. M. M. ry.,
30.— Candelaria [Brazil] hospital,
part 17.—Candelaria, Brazil, _ pile
driver building wharf, 21.—Christmas
at railroad eating house, 66A, 66B.—
Christmas dinner at Abuna, 1, 63; 2,
63.—Corner boundary of Bolivia at
meeting of Rivers, Abuna and Madeira.
76.—Cut through rock, 29.—Hngines
in yards at Abuna, 51.—Hngineers’
House at Gamp 32, H. EF. M. M. ‘ry..
41.— Inauguration train, Sept. 7, 1911,
34.—Looking up Madeira River from
Abuna Bolivia, 65.—Map showing lo-
eation of HK. F. M. M. ry., Brazil, 16.—
Measuring height of tree, 68.—Obidas
(City of) on Amazon River, Brazil,
12.—Officials on inspecting trip, BE. F.
M. M. ry., 73.—Para, Brazil, small
park, 9.—Para, Brazil, Spanish cathed-
ral, 5.—Para, Brazil, statue in park,
8.—Porch scene, engineers’ quarters,
58.—Porto Velho, Brazil, Brazilian
settlement, 18.—Porto Velho, Brazil,
engineers’ quarters, 19.—Porto Velho
from Wireless Hill, 24.—Porto Velho,
Brazil, residence of Chief Engineer.
20.—Porto Velho, Brazil, river boats
at dock, 25.—Porto Velho, Brazil,
wireless station, 23.—Right of way,
showing narrowness, 64. — Rubber
ready for shipment, 59.—Steel bridge
on HH. Ff. M. M. ry., Brazil, 32.—Strange
formation of roots of tree in swamp,
82.—Sunset on Rio Madeira River,
Abuna, Brazil, 42.—Train no. 1 arrives
in Porto Velho, Brazil, 50. © Apr. 5,
©1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8, 1912; J 167893-—
167933. ,
KANE (J. M.) Watertown, N. Y.
[13249
Tropical sunset. © 1 c. May 18,
1912; J 169354.
13288
KariLson (F. G.), Wahoo, Neb.
[13250
Wahoo, Neb., Luther college and
campus. © 1e¢. June 26, 1912; J
170681.
KASSELL (B. C.), Chicago. [13251
American medical college diploma,
Saint Louis. © June 17, 1912; 2 e.
June 20, 1912; K 48464.
KAUFMAN, WEIMER & F'apry co., Chi-
cago. [13252-13256
Chicago, bird’s-eye view, 1912, 1, 2.
© Apr. 16, 1912; 2 ec. each Apr. 18;
1912; J 168276, 168277.
Opening game, Cincinnati national
league park, Chicago vs. Cincinnati.
©. Apri: 15, 1992+ 2 e) Apr.: 17, 191235
168240.
Opening game, Navin park, Detroit,
Cleveland vs. Detroit. © Apr. 25,
1912; 2 ec Apr. 29, 1912; J 168838.
Roosevelt (Theodore) accepting the
nomination of the Progressive party.
© June 23, 1912; 2 c. June 27, 1912;
J 170647.
Krum (J. R.) & co., Philadelphia.
[18257-13262
[Fashions for men and women.]
Illustrations large size nos. one to six.
Fall and winter 1912-13. © May 15,
1912;' 2 @. each June 12, 1912; K
43200-43205.
Kettoe (Wm. M.), Los Angeles.
[18263, 13264
[2 prints]:
Golden candlestick.—Star of Beth-
lehem as the principle of perfect ideas.
© May 10, 1912; 2 @ each June 11,
1912; K 43146, 43147.
Ketty (W. P.), Oakland, Cal.
U. S. aeroplane post office.
Mar. 25, 1912; J 168249.
KENNEDY (JOHN J.), New York.
[18266-13274
Exclusive creation. Styles 1-9. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c. each May 20, 1912;
KK 42147-42155.
Kevin (K), Tonopah, Nev.
[138275, 138276
[138265
©le.
[2 photographs]:
Baby Kevil.—Kevil Cupid. © 1 ec.
each May 25, 1912; J 169687, 169688.
KEYSTONE VIEW Co., Meadville, Pa.
[13277-13288
Canal Zone, view from San Pablo
where Panama railroad crosses canal
prism, Chagres River at left, 21715.
©) Apr: 22,/ 1912; 2 e May 13) 1912:
J 169163.
241
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13289
KEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
Panama Canal, a 1100 ton gate un-
der construction, Pedro Miguel locks,
FAT1¢. “© Apre-22,. 1982= 2c. May 13,
1912; J 169166.
center and east walls with ellip-
tical culverts in foreground for filling
and emptying locks; Miraflores locks,
21719. © May 23, 1912; 2 c« May 27,
1912; J 169600.
concrete arches, showing cul-
vert 18 feet in diameter, Pedro Miguel
lacks, 2IT11. ° “© pry 2a 1992 * 2 tc.
May 13, 1912; J 169164. —
east center and west walls of
upper lock under construction, con-
veying concrete by chutes; Miraflores
locks) 21716. ‘© May 28, 2912> 2 ¢
May 27, 1912; J 169599.
ferdam at north and beyond two
dredges at work excavating; Gatun,
21710. © May 23, 1912; 2 c May 27,
1912; J 169602.
——extreme north end of lower
locks, showing immense steel monolith
forms on tracks, used in construction
work, Gatun, 21718. © May 238, 1912;
2¢C May ’27, 1912: J 169601.
looking south, showing east
chamber of upper Miraflores locks,
21713. © May 23, 1912; 2 c. May 27,
1912; J 169597.
massive walls of concrete,
Pedro Miguel locks, 21708. © Apr.
22, 1912; 2 @ May 13, 1912: J 169162.
north approach wall under con-
struction, city of Paraiso in distance,
AAG2.. AC) Apr. 22:.1993- 2 ex Maya;
1912; J 169167.
view from cofferdam showing
lower, middle and upper locks at Ga-
tun, 21714. © May 23, 1912; 2 c. May
27, 1912; J 169598.
view from top of construction
trestle, showing 58 foot gate, Pedro
Miguel locks, 21709. © Apr. 22, 1912;
2c, May 138, 1912; J 169165.
KIEKENAPP (HRNEST H.), Lake Ben-
ton, Minn. [138289
Lightning pranks. © May 12,1912;
2'c. June 17, 1912; J 170347.
National Military
Home, Ohio. [13290, 18291
Dayton, Ohio, Soldiers’ home, the
latest out. © May 20, 1912; 2c. June
3, 1912... J. 1700TE;
Deer park, Soldiers’ home, Ohio.
© June 1, 1912; 2 c. May 17, 1912; J
169352.
KILE (ESTELLE),
east chamber, lower lock, cof- ;
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7
Kkitroy (R.) North Abington, Mass.
[18292-13294
Abington, Mass., Memorial arch. ©
June 1, 1912; 2 c. June 4
169904.
—— Memorial bridge. © June 25,
1912; 2 c. June 19, 1912; J 170ssh:
Memorial bridge. © June 3,
1912; 2 c. June 4, 1912; J 169905.
KInD (S1LAs) Easton, Pa. [13295 —
Resolute Roosevelt. © Apr. 18,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1912: J 16860,
IXINDEGRABER (W. A.), Kansas City.
[13296
I’ve got your goat. © May 15, 1912;
2c. May 24, 1912; J 169532.
KING (JULIUS)
York. [13297
So easy eye glass. © Mar. 25,
1912; 2 c. May 10,1912; K 41766.
Ikip (W. Rupotr) New York. [13298
Gressier aviation co. © May 9,
1912;,1 ec. May 16, 1912; + Go Maw:
1912; KAD aes
KIRK (H. C.) gR., Baltimore. [13299
What’s the use? © June 28, 1912;
2c. June 29, 1912; K 438869.
KLACKNER (C.), New York.
[13300-13306
Burghersh (Lord) © May 27,1912;
2c. May 28, 1912; K 42555.
Fairy visions. © May 27, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 28, 1912; K 42554.
Hope (Mrs. William) © May 27,
1912; 2 c. May 28, 1912: KK 42506,
Infant Samuel. © Apr. 10, 1912;
2ec. May 1, 1912; K 41674.
Jay (Mrs. John) © May 11, 1912;
2c. May 1, 1912; K 41760.
Otis (Mrs. Harrison Gray) © Mar.
16, 1912; 2 c. May 1, 1912> Kh 4tGre.
Sedgwick (Mrs. Theodore) © Mar.
16, 1912; 2. ec. May 1, 1913s Si
KLEINSCHMIDT (F. E.) & LANE (L.L.)
Seattle. [13807-13318
[12 photographs]:
Arctie hippo.—Crew of Polar Bear.—
Death of monarch.—Herd of walrus at
Wrangel Island.—Herd of walrus in
Arctiec.—Kleinschmidt and Lane hunt-
ing polar bear.—Kleinschmidt (Capt.)
and polar bear.—Roping polar bear.—
Swimming polar bear.—Taking moving-
pictures of polar bear hunt.—Towing
by the tail—Walrus struck by Ham-
mer of Thor. © Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ce.
each Jan. 22, 1912; J 167869-167880.
OPTICAL Co., New
242
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no. 2, 1912
Knapp (F. E.) Brookville, Pa. [18319
Men’s Bible class of the first M. E.
church, Brookville, Pa. © May 4,
1912; 2c. May 6, 1912; J 168952.
KNAPP COMPANY, New York.
[13320-13328
Chalfonte hotel and bathers at
height of season. © June 10, 1912;
2c. June 18, 1912; K 438359.
Mill (The). © June 13, 1911; 2.
June 17, 1911; K 25785.
Philadelphia. Independence hall and
Commodore Barry monument. © June
10, 1912; 2 ec. June 18, 1912; K 48360.
— Washington monument, Fair-
mont park. © June 10, 1912; 2 «
June 18, 1912; K 48361.
[5 prints]:
Maid of Orleans. — Reader. — Sea
king’s son.—Seventy years ago.—Sis-
ters. © May 15, 1912; 2 c. each May
18, 1912; K 42191-42195.
KNOEDLER (M.) AND COMPANY, New
York. [13329
Village gossips. © May 25, 1912; 2
c. May 25, 1912; K 42476.
KNOEPPEL (FREDERICK J.) Milwaukee.
[13330
Graphic chart on capacity cost ac-
counting. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1912; I 953.
KoEHLER (EMMA E.), Chicago. [13331
Goin’ some. © Apr. 13, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 19, 1912; K 40909.
KOEHLER (JOSEPH), New York.
[13332, 13333
Garibaldi (G.) © Apr. 24, 1912; 2
@ Apr, 26, 1912; K 41188.
Titanic (S.S.) © May 9, 1912; 2¢.
May 15, 1912; K 41885.
Kotse & ScHLICHT KUNSTINSTITUT,
Dresden, Germany. [13334-13337
Dutsche nationalgetrink; by Zeno
Dermer: No. 1 Das erste bier.—No. 2.
Hin klostertrunk.— No. 3, Auf dem
bergkeller.—No. 4, Grossbrauerei. ©
Jan. 20, 1912; 2 c. each June 8, 1912;
K 43036-43039.
Kotvie (WM.), Quincy, Mass. [13338
Nevada-Oklahoma (U. S. S.)
June 19, 1912; 2 « June 20, 1912; J
170327.
KRAMER (FRANCIS W.), Philadelphia.
[13339
Old homestead. © Jan. 3, 1912; 2c.
Feb. 12, 1912; J 169535.
)
_
13358
KRAnTz (CHAS. F. H.) San Francisco.
[13340, 138341
[2 photographs]:
Drinking place.—Land’s End. ©1e.
each June 5, 1912; J 169908, 169909.
Kraus & LuKAcs, New York. [13342
Csirdais. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Apr.
26, 1912; J 168626.
Krum (Herpert J.), Lexington, Ky.
[138343
Highland gay. [Horse and negro
attendant.] © Apr. 18, 1912; 2c. Apr.
26, 1912; K 41229.
KUNZLI BROTHERS, Fiirich, Switzerland.
[138344, 133845
At the watering-trough. (An der
triinke.) © Dec. 15, 1911; 1 ec. Mar. 19,
1912; 1 c. May 28, 1912; K 42558.
Horse-market. (Pferdemarkt) ©
Dee. 15, 1911 s't €. Mar. 19, 1912; 1 e@;
May 23, 1912; K 42559.
KUNSELMAN & GERKING, Medford, Or.
[138346
Sacred Heart hospital. © Jan. 23,
1912; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1912; J 168558.
KUPPENHEIMER (B.) AND COMPANY,
Chicago. [13347
[Decoration day] © May 24, 1912;
2 e. May 27, 1912; K 42483.
KutTcHin (T. T.), Green Lake, Wis.
[13348
Green Lake, Wis., interior of Lone
Tree Point stables. © June 20, 1912;
2c. June 17, 1912; J 170253.
LAMB (J. & R.) New York.
[18349-13355
Andrews (Bishop Edward Gayer)
tablet. ©1e. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168752.
De Puy (William Harrison) tablet.
©1ec. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168753.
Parsons’ (Rev. Willard) tablet. ©
1 ec. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168294.
Rosenfeld (Isaac) and Hannah his
wife, tablet in memory of. ©1c. Apr.
24, 1912; J 168568.
Shepard (Edward Morse) memorial
tablet. ©1c. June 17, 1912; J 170287.
Shepard. (Edward Morse) memorial
tablet. hy Le?) Frame 25.) PHIA > F
170549.
Tilton (Benjamin Morris) tablet.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168751.
LANGROCK BROTHERS COMPANY, New
York. [18856-13358
[3 prints]:
[Baseball player. Baseball man
with bat.]—[College crew.]—Hold on
to. the rope:...© June .27,, 1912; 2 ©.
each June 28, 1912; K 43823-43825.
43
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13359
pt. TY, B65 Fr
LARSON (W. C.) Beloit, Wis.
[18359, 18360
Beloit, Wis., senior class, high school,
1912. © June 4, 1912; 2 c June 6,
1912; J 169947.
Beloit college, class 1912. © June
10, 1912;'2 c. June 10, 1912; J 170136.
LAUNER (GEORGE) Indianapolis.
[13361, 18362
Bryan (William Jennings) © Apr.
26, 1912; 2 ec. May 1, 1912; J 168858.
Kubelik (Jan) © Apr. 15, 1912:
2 ec. May 1, 1912; J 168857.
LAWRENCE (Susan B.) Cleveland,
Ohio. [138363
Avery (Mrs. Elroy M.) ©1c. June
25, 1912; J 170519.
LAY (EDWARD) Elizabeth, N. J. [13364
Prince: and his auto. , © Apr- d,
1912; 2°e. Apr. a2a 1912 + 3, 4168266.
Ler (Wm. H.) Chicago. [13365, 13366
Education is to the human soul what
sculpture is to a block of marble. ©
Apt 4) 1912s 2.) Apr oy Wes ik
40430.
Spirit of the school. © Apr. 19.
1512 2 ee. Apri22, 1912 5 We 41027.
LEHLE (WILLIAM L.), Chicago.
[183867, 13368
Chicago’s lake front. © June 15,
1912 2c. June 18, 1912: J 17026.
Jackson park harbor and yacht club.
© June 15, 1912; 2 c. June 18, 1912;
J 170264.
Lrip (FRANK H.), Salt Lake City,
Utah. [13369-13371
San Francisco- Chicago Express,
erossing Soldiers summit, Utah, D. &
R. G. Ry. © June 20, 1912; 2 ¢c. June
24, 1912; J 170429.
See Europe if you will, but see
America first. 1. [American and Brit-
ish flags crossed over North America. ]
© June 20, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912;
K 48821.
2. [American flag over North
America.] © June 20, 1912; 2 ¢. June
24, 1912; K 48822.
LELAND (C. J.) Roswell, N. M.
[18872-13382
Roswell, N. M., Circle diamond out-
fit, colored post cards:
Branding and marking yearling.—
Branding calf.—Branding scene, show-
ing B. S. wagon and fire.-—Breaking
camp.—Bringing in calf to brand.—
Cook getting ready for dinner.—De-
244
LELAND (C. J.)—Continued.
horning steer on open range.—Flank-
ing calf, Nos. 1, 2—Remuda.—Wagon
bess and cow boys eating dinner. ©
June 16, 1910; 2 c. each Mar. 20, 1912;
K 41205-41215.
Lent (WALLACE W.) Peekskill, N. Y.
[13383
Lent axis chart. © May 10, 1912;
1 e. Apr. 30; 1912 > 19096.
LEVINS (ANNA FRANCES) New York.
[18384
Strachan (Grace) © Mar. 25, 1912;
2 ec, Apr. 1, 19125 J tete2e
LEWIS (GEORGE B.) San Francisco.
[138385
World’s fair casket. © 1 ¢. Apr.
15, 1912; J 168167.
Lewis (Lon) Cosmopolis, Wash.
[18386, 18387
Aberdeen, Wash., 1912, looking west
from Dabney Hill (Grays Harbor) ©
Apr. 25, 1912; 2.¢e. May 107° 1912-799
169103.
Grays Harbor, Wash., evening
clouds. © Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 1.
L912 J AGIGLA,
Lewis (W. D.), Sioux Falls, 8S. D.
[13388
Sioux Falls, S. D., central fire de-
partment building. © June 15, 1912;
2c. June 11, 1912; J 170652.
LINAWEAVER (A. H.) Findlay, O.
[18389
Hancock County court house, 1840-
1885. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 cA
1912; J 167995. :
LINTON (FREDERICK), Pittsburgh.
[13390
Columbus and family. © June 19,
1912; 2 ec. June 19, 1912; J 170294.
LIVERMORE & KNIGHT ©Co., Providence,
[18391-18398
Bank of England. [Calendar for
March, 1912.] © Feb. 28, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 4, 1912; K 41357.
Bank of France. [Calendar for
April, 1912.] |\©. Mar. 27, 1212
Apr. 4, 1912; K 41358.
First national bank of Cleveland.
[Calendar for January, 1912.] © Jan.
5, 1912; 2c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 41359.
National bank of Belgium. [Calen-
dar for April-June, 1912.] © Apr. 27,
1912; 2 ce. May 9, 1912; K 41701.
neers Se
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
LIVERMORE & KNIGHT Co., Providence—
Continued.
Post office department. [Calendar
for May-July, 1912.] © May 27, 1912;
2 ec. May 29, 1912; K 42570.
Reichsbank, Berlin. [Calendar for
May-July, 1912.] © May 24, 1912; 2
e. May 29, 1912; K 42571.
United States Patent Office. [Cal-
endar for April-June, 1912.] © Apr.
27, 1912; 2 c. May 9, 1912; K 41702.
United States Treasury, Washing-
ton. [Calendar for Feb. 1912.] ©
fate 2s. 1912: 2 ce Apr. 4, 1912; K
41360.
LivEzEY (W. E.), Kansas City, Mo.
[138399
You gotta quit kickin my dawg
aroun’. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 29,
1912; K 41275.
Logwoop (YEWEL) Davis, Cal. [138400
Leap year on the range. © Apr.
29, 1912; 2 ec. May 6, 1912; K 41574.
Loomis (J. R.) Oklahoma City, Okla.
[18401-13415
Branson (Fred P.) 1-3. © Mar. 25,
aot 2 -e-) each, Apr, 11, 1912; J
168670-168672.
Ross (James S.) 1, 2. © May 183.
1912; 2 c. each May 18, 1912; J 169374,
169375.
[10 photographs]:
Kubelik (Jan) 1-83.—Kubelik (Jan)
and company.—Kubelik (Madame) 1-—
5.—Schwaab (Mr.) © Feb. 10, 1912;
2 e. each Apr. 11, 1912; J 168673-
168682.
LOOSE LEAF PUB. COo., Boston.
[138416, 138417
Loose leaf drawing. Subjects no.
13, 14. © Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c. each May
6, 1912; K 41683, 41684.
LOSSMAN (JOSEPH), Seattle. [18418
Welcome. Seattle potlach 1912. ©
mre oo. 1912° 2 ¢.. May 4): 1912; K
42222.
LOTUS PUB. co., New York. [138419
Old wood to burn, old books to read,
old friends to love and cherish. ©
paper 24. 1912° 2°e@ Apr. 25, 1912: .K
41189.
LOUTZENHISER (F. Q.), Canton, Ohio.
[13420
First surgical operation under hyp-
nosis. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2c. June 7
aoe 1 T0295.
LOVELESS (S. E.) ADVERTISING SERVICE,
New York. [13421
[Boys playing with pushmobile] ©
Ray i, 1912; 2 ¢. May 14))19125 Kk
41880.
13472
Lowy J) KUNST VERLAGSANSTALT,
Vienna. [138422
Adams (Join Quincy) © Mar. 15,
1912; 1 ec. June 8, 1912; 1 ce. June 15,
1912; J 170520.
Lupwie (H. L.) Washington. [138423
Washington monument. © Apr. 15,
1912 2 e Apr 15 1982 +3 168227;
LUTHER LEAGUE, Knoxville, Ill. [13424
Knoxville, I[ll., Swedish Lutheran
church. © June 1, 1912; 2c. May 18,
1912; J 169151.
Lutz (E. G.), New York. [13425
Locomotives. © May 21, 1912; 2¢e.
May 23, 1912; K 42320.
LyMAN (H. O.) Tempe, Ariz. [13426
Tempe, Ariz., State normal school
quadrangle. © Apr. 17, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 22, 1912; J 168467.
Lyon & HEALY, Chicago.
iGaruso:}. ©} Mar: 17,1912:
Apr. 15, 1912; K 40760.
McCAMPBELL (S. S.), Knoxville, Tenn.
[13428
[Consorts] © Apr. 15, 1912; 2.
Apr. 22, 1912; K 41616.
McCaskry (JoHN Lynn), Pittsburgh.
[13429
Strangle hold, an economic micro-
cosm. ©1c. June 4, 1912; I 1035.
McCLeaRIE (WM.) Santa Rosa, Cal.
[18480-13437
Russian River heights:
As seen from the country road, 72.—
Daybreak, 70.—Early morn, 71.—Gen-
eral view.—[ Panorama. ]—River scene,
Tio ecene: 73.) Aur. 26, 1912; -2:¢:
each May 1, 1912; J 168840-168846.
Scene looking from Russian River
Heights, 86. © May 13, 1912; 2¢
May 18, 1912; J 169362.
McCLuRE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE, New
York. [18438-13440
Sambo [1912]:
© Apr. 28; 1c May 24; K 42391.
© May 5;1e. May 24; K 42400.
© May 12; 1c. May 24; K 42390.
McCLure Inc., New
York. [18441-13472
Absorption that the children show
in these exercises is typical ©l1e.
May 138, 1912; J 169171.
Baby McEwen with buttoning-
frame. ©1c. May 10, 1912; J 169109.
Bagnell (Miss) with three children,
© 1c. May 10, 1912; J 1691138.
[13427
De Gs
PUBLICATIONS,
249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13473
McCLuRE PUBLICATIONS, INC.—Contd.
Boy placing figure 2 against long
stair. ©1c. May 18, 1912; J 169178.
Children at work on the rugs. ©
1 ec. May 18, 1912; J 169174.
Children in semicircle. © 1 c¢. May
18, 1912; J 169176.
Children in this group are five, four
and three years old. © 1c. May 10,
1912; J 169112.
Five children at a table, three of
them blindfolded. © 1 ¢ May 13,
1912; J 169172.
Five of the youngest children bring-
ing the material from the shelves. ©
ie. May 10, 1912; J 169111.
George (Miss) and two children. ©
1 ¢@. May 138, 1912: J 169077.
George (Miss) with Narcissa’s
brother and Nancy. © 1c. May 10,
1912; J 169107.
Montessori children in the rythm
work. ©1c. May 13, 1912; J 169179.
Seven children in the schoolroom. ©
1 ¢e. May 10, 1912; J 169108.
These children have formed a spon-
taneous group lesson with the sand-
paper letters. © 1c. May 18, 1912;
J 169178.
Two children. © 1c. May 10, 1912;
J 169110.
Two tables, Miss George working
with a blind-folded girl. © 1c. May
138, 1912; J 169180.
View of the schoolroom. © 1 «.
May 18, 1912; J 169175.
[15 photographs]:
American children at work with the
Montessori materials.
Bagnell (Miss) with three children
working with crayons and geometrical
insets.
‘Child building a tower.
Children in a circle working with
the buttoning frames, cylinders, color
spools, ete.
Entirely absorbed in making the but-
tens go into the buttonholes.
George (Miss) with three children
working with the color spools, geo-
metrical insets and figures.
George (Miss) working with three
children with paper letters.
Long stair (in the foreground) Miss
George on a rug with two children.
Mastering one of the delicate tac-
tile exercises.
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pt. WV, 8 SS ve
McCLuRE PUBLICATIONS, INC.—Contd.
[15 photographs]—Continued.
Montessori children doing the rythm
work.
Montessori children working at a
table.
Spontaneous writing lesson.
Three children at a table with but-
toning frame, color spools and sand-
paper letters.
Two groups of children at work with
the Montessori materials.
Typical Montessori group.
© 1c. each May 7, 1912; J 168985-
168999.
McCLURE SYNDICATE, New York.
[13473-13496
Lena undt Loui [1912]:
© Mar. 24; 1 e May 1; K 41374.
© Mar. 31; 1 « May 1; K 413872.
(© Apr. 7; 1 « May 1; K 41370.
© Apr. 14; 1c May 8; K 41677.
© Apr. 21; 1 c. May 8; K 41679.
© Apr. 28; 1 c. May 24; K 423892.
© May 5; 1c. May 24; K 42401.
© May 12; 1c. May 24; K 42389.
© May 19; 1c. June 6; K 429389.
Sambo [1912]:
© Mar. 24; 1 c. May 1; K 41378.
© Mar. 31; 1 c. May 1; K 41871.
© Apr. 7; 1 c May 1; K 413869.
© Apr. 14; 1 c. May 8; K 41676.
© Apr. 21; 1 c. May 8; K 41678.
© May 19; 1c. June 6; K 42938.
© May 26; 1c. June 6; K 42941,
© June 2; 1c. June 20; K 48462.
© June 9; 1c. June 20; K 43460.
You’ve gotta quit kickin’ my dawg
around [1912]:
© May 5; 1c. May 24; K 42402,
© May 26; ic. June 6; K 42942.
© June 2; 1c. June 20; K 43463.
© June 9; 1c. June 20; K 43461.
You’ve gotta stop kickin’ us dogs
around [1912]:
© May 12; 1c. May 24; K 42388.
© May 19;1c. June 6; K 42940.
McCrure’s, New York.
Lena undt Loui [1912]:
© Mar. 10; 1 c. Apr. 10; K 40500.
© Mar. 17; 1 c. Apr. 10; K 40495.
Sambo [1912]:
© Mar. 10; 1c. Apr. 10; K 40499.
© Mar. 17; 1 ¢. Apr. 10; K 40494.
| flected by the national committee.
B May 1, 1912;
moi2- 1 c. Apr. 22, 1912; K 41058.
ic. June 3, 1912; K 42697.
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1912
McCorp (ALIcE LovETT) New York.
[13501
Ledge at Bass Rocks, Mass. © Apr.
9, 1912; 2c. Apr. 5, 1912; J 167840.
McCormick (J. A.) Friday Harbor,
Wash. [13502-13506
Friday Harbor, Wash.:
As seen from upper Argyle ave.,
1197.—Bird’s-eye view, 1198. © Apr.
m= 1912- 2 c. each Apr. 27, 19123'd
168693, 168694.
Game birds, San Juan County,
Wash., 999. © Apr. 22, 1912; 2 c. May
6, 1912; J 168950.
Sunrise—Mt. Constitution. 1212. ©
May 21, 1912; 2 c. June 26, 1912; J
1706387.
Taking observations from Mt. Con-
stitution. 1208. © May 21, 1912; 2c.
June 26, 1912; J 170638.
McCuTrcHEoN (JOHN T.), Chicago.
[13507-13652
All contests settled here. © May 29,
1912; 1c. June 3, 1912; K 42696.
Analysis of Tait’s strength as re-
©
June 12, 1912; 1 c. June 19, 1912; K
43482.
Annual joke. © May 38, 1912; 1.
May 18, 1912; K 42097.
Boxing lesson. © Apr. 16, 1912; 1 ¢.
K 41376.
Boys of 61. © May 30, 1912; 1c.
June 13, 1912; K 48215.
Brilliant and resilient Bryan. ©
may 2a, 2912; 1c. June’3, 1912; K
42694.
Campaigning in southern Ill. ©
mor 1912; 1 ¢ Apv. 12;:1912;.K
40580.
Careless automobiling cured in three
days. © May 6, 1912; 1 c. May 18,
1912; K 42099.
Cartoons of the day. 16,
© Apr.
Cheating in college examinations.
my June 2, 1912; 1 c. June 5, 1912;
KK 42835.
Commencement day. © June 12,
1912; 1 c. June 26, 1912; K 43685.
Common people. © May 30, 1912;
Convention-at-large. © June 22,
1912; 1 c. June 24, 1912; K 438612.
Dawson, 711, fortune hunter [1912]:
@© Apr. 15; 1 ec. Apr. 22; K 41052.
© Apr. 22; 1 c. May 1; K 41388.
© Apr. 29; 1c. May 14; K 41889.
9
hd
CLASSES, H TO K
13652
McCutcHEON (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Day in May. © May 27, 1912; 1c.
June 3, 1912; K 42707.
Design for a White House suited to
present day needs. © May 28, 1912;
1 ec. June 3, 1912; K 42695.
Difficult job of running an unpopu-
lar campaign. © Apr. 14, 1912; 1 ec.
Apr. 17, 1912; K 40858.
Do your swatting early. 1. © May
10, 1912; 1 ce: May 14, 1912; K 41897.
——2. © May 21, 1912; 1 ce. June
8, 1912; K 42702.
Doe Yak [1912]:
©) (Apr. '3* aie. Apr. 123) 1K 40577.
© Apr. 4; 1 e@ Apr. 12; K 40578.
Does this mean you gentle reader.
(er Agr. 2.1912 fc.) Apr: 12, 1992 = aK
40575.
Don’t fail to join the independent
order of fiy swatters. © May 831,
1912; 1 ce. June 138, 1912; K 48216.
Early April sketching expedition.
CAE, 11) 1919-4" ec. Ape 20, 11a
Kk 41044.
Early spring day in the city. ©
oe! le ie Pe Apr. AT, Od De KR
40857.
Haster Sunday—welcome relief. ©
Apr. 6, 1912; 1c Apr. 15, 1912; K
40788.
First straw hat of the season. ©
May 24, 1912; 1 ec. June 3, 1912; K
42705.
For chairman of the convention. ©
June 18, 1912; 1 e. June 24, 1912; K
43608.
For whom will we be yelling two
months hence. © May 17, 1912; 1e¢e
May 27, 1912; K 42494.
Gee, I wonder how soon recess is.
© |May)20, 1912- 1d+e. June 3, 1912-
K 43381.
Getting acquainted. © May 5, 1912;
1c. May 9, 1912; K 41748.
Good fellow in politics often makes
a bad fellow in office. © Apr. 6, 1912;
Le: Apr. 15, 1912; K 40789.
Great spring take-off. © May 7,
1912; 1 e May 14, 1912; K 41894.
Grim teacher. © Apr. 20, 1912;
1 e. Apr. 22, 1912; K 41057.
Hammer in politics. © Apr.
1912: 1 @. May 1, 1912; K 41898.
Have you ever noticed? © Apr. 19,
pope. be} May 4, 1912< kK. 41576.
He ean solve all our problems.
June 5. 1912s 1..e. June. 10, 1912;
| 43100.
47
27,
©
K
13652
McCutcHEoN (JOHN T.)—Continued.
He simply has to have it. © May
18, 1912; 1 ce. May 27, 1912; K 42496.
Here comes the bride. © June 17,
1912; 1 ec. June 19, 1912; K 43437.
High standard of civic duty in the
Illinois legislature. © May 16, 1912;
1 ec. May 27, 1912; K 42493:
His nominating speech. © June 20,
1912; 1 ce. June 26, 1912; K 438693.
How a fishworm sidetracked a great
agricultural enterprise. © May 25,
1912" ae. June. 3, 1913 - "Ke 42706:
How she won. © June 9, 1912; 1c.
June 12, 1912; K 43187.
©
How to figure up the delegates.
May 9, 1912;.1¢. May 14, 1912; K
41896.
Humors of housecleaning time; the
baby’s safe deposit vault. © May 9,
1912; 1 ¢. May 18, 1912: K 42108.
Humors of the Republican conven-
tion. © June 18, 1912; 1 e June 26,
1912; K 48690.
If Mr. Rockefeller left his fortune
to his grandson to be held in trust
fifty yrs. © Mar. 26, 1912; 1 ¢ Apr.
10, 1912; K 40504.
Illinois—“ T’ll_ show the country
how I stand on Lorimerism.” © Apr.
10,1912; 1 ec. Ape 17, 1912; K 40854.
Illinois weather predictions for the
next: Six days.:.©).Apr.%3) 1912 : 4 te.
Apr. 12, 1912; K 40576.
In a million homes. © June 13,
1912; 1¢. June 19, 1912; K 43483.
Inspiring ceremony. © June 24,
1912; 1c. June 26, 1912; K 48694.
Juggernaut (The) © June 8, 1912;
1 ¢. June 10, 1912; K 48108.
Justice as she is done. © May 10,
1912; 1 ec. May 18, 1912; K 42104.
Last boat. © Apr. 18, 1912; 1 e¢.
Apr. 22, 1912; K 41058.
Line of march for June. © June 1,
1912; 1 e«. June 13, 1912; K 438217.
Little of this would prevent an awful
lot of this. © May 21, 1912; 1 ¢. May
27, 1912; K 42497.
Lookout for head-on eollisions this
week. © May 14, 1912; 1 c. May 27,
1912; K 42491.
Man who looks no higher than
money. © Mar. 30, 1912; 1 ¢. Apr. 10,
1912; K 40507.
Man who really understands the
political situation. © May 14, 1912;
1e. May 18, 1912; K 42105.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 7
McCuTrcHEON (JoHN T.) —Continued.
Manager McKinley asa prophet. ©
June 6, 1912; 1 ec. June 10, 1912; K
43101.
Mass play. Who’s got the ball?
Apr. 30, 1912; 1 « May 14, 1918:
41890.
Men higher up like Roosevelt.
Apr. 15, 1912; 1..¢) Apea2Z0 ioe
41050.
Men they left behind them. © Apr.
17, 1912; 1 ce. Apr. 22, 1912 K 41054.
Mr. Lorimer’s candidate. © Apr. 4,
1912; 1 ¢. Apr. 12, 19122 40573)
Mr. Lorimer’s services in Congress.
© Apr. 9, 1912; 1-e, Apr a2) 1917-ae
40587.
Mr. Lugubrious Blue and Mr. Smiley -
Gladd discuss the situation. © Mar.
27, 1912; 1 c. Apr. 10, 1912; K 40506.
Mr. Smiley Gladd and Mr. Lugubri-
ous Blue discuss the situation. ©
May 8, 1912; 1 & May 43,3032 -
42102.
Motoring in May time. © May 17,
1912; 1¢. June 3, 1912; K 42701.
Moving pictures. © May 2, 1912; 1
ec. May 18, 1912; K 42096.
New neighbors [1912]:
© Apr. 24; 1¢. May 1; K 413879.
© Apr. 29; 1 ec. May 4; K 41470.
New York editor. © May 24, 1912;
1c June 3, 1912; K 42698.
No wonder he’s mad. © June 17,
1912; 1 c. June 19, 1912; K 48436.
Now is the time when the prominent
citizen tells the college graduate how
te be successful. © June 6, 1912; 1c.
June 13, 1912; K 44227.
Ocean passengers. © Apr. 24, 1912;
1 c. May 1, 1912; K 41390.
Only an emigrant. © Apr. 29, 1912;
1e@. May 4, 1912; K 41472.
Only bolt that seems likely. © Apr.
11, 1912; 1 c. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40855.
Pace that kills). © Apr. 10, 1912;
1c. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41042.
Picnie season is officially opened to-
day. © June 1, 1912; 1 c. June 38,
1912; K 42699.
Platform that deserves to win.
Apr. 10, 1912; 1 « Apr: if, 4322 7
40858.
Pleasant dream about a convention.
© June 4, 1912; 1 c. June 10, 1912;
K 48099.
©
K
©
K
248
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
13652
McCurcHEoN (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Pleasant dream about a convention
seat. © June 17, 1912; 1c. June 26,
1912; K 48687.
Politics are changing. © Apr. 29,
1912; 1c. May 4, 1912; K 41471.
President has important business in
Massachusetts. © Apr. 25, 1912; 1c.
May 1, 1912; K 41391.
Program for 1912. © Apr. 12, 1912;
1 ec. Apr. 17, 1912; K 40856.
Psychological moment at the con-
vention. © June 17, 1912; 1 c. June
26, 1912; K 438689.
Reports of a Roosevelt meeting. ©
mene 22 1912; 1 c. May 1,:1912; K
41378.
Republican convention. © June 19,
1912; 1 e. June 26, 1912; K 438691.
ineval Titans. © Apr. 17, 1912; 1-e.
Apr. 22, 1912; K 41055.
She’s his’n. © May 8, 1912; 1.
May 14, 1912; K 41895.
She won’t go back. © Apr. 7, 1912;
de. Apr. 10, 1912; K 40502.
Signs of warm weather. © Apr. 15,
1912; 1 ce. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41049.
Silver lining to the cloud. © May
25, 1912; 1 c. May 27, 1912; K 42495.
m Sir Will does battle with Sir Theo-
gore. © Apr. 28, 1912; 1 c May 1,
1912; K 41394.
Society notes from Swatlesstown.
=) June 5, 1912; 1 c. June 13,' 1912:
K 48220.
Some aspects of the pro-Lorimer De:
layingham report that aren’t quite
Glear. © May 22, 1912; 1 c. May 27,
1912; K 42498.
Some prominent republicans who
will attend the republican convention,
weather permitting. © May 4, 1912;
1c. May 14, 1912; K 41892.
@ Spring in the country. © May 8,
f912;5 1c. May 18, 1912; K 42101.
Spring is the greatest enemy of
Miabor. © Apr. 27, 1912; 1 c May 4,
1912; K 41469.
Spring scene in a college town. ©
ees, 1912: 1 ec. June 3, 1912; K
42704.
Stealing the livery of heaven to
Serve the devil in. © Apr. 6, 1912;
mee. Apr. 12, 1912; K 40583.
Straw hat is becoming bolder. ©
Beeay 2(, 1912; 1 c June 3, 1912; K
42708.
McCurcHEoN (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Straw hat shows which way the
wind blows. © June 6, 1912; 1 @.
dune: dS. 1912: K 43222.
Sudden increase in death rate since
the baseball season opened. © Apr.
13, 1912; 1 c Apr. 20, 1912; K 41047.
Suggested emblem for the swat the
fly club. © June 11, 1912; 1 ec June
26, 1912; K 48684.
Suggestions for this afternoon’s
amusement. © May 11, 1912; 1 «¢.
May 14, 1912; K 41898.
Taft leaders don’t exactly look like
a victorious phalanx. © June 7, 1912;
1e. June 10, 1912; K 48102.
Wot Ws Reaseandy thes Go OP: ie)
Maw £9). 1902: Te) May 23, 19i2i 1K
42345.
Taking the case from the jury. ©
uve ok OT ee. Fume, 19. 1912:
K 434381.
Then and now. © June 14, 1912;
1 e June 19, 1912; K 48484.
Theodore and Will. © Apr.
OID e) Ae: Mealy iS 1992) Kiv41392.
There are some defeats more trium-
phant than victories. © June 19, 1912;
1e. June 24, 1912; K 438609.
They thought he was crazy. © May
15, 1912; 1 ¢. June 3, 1912; K 42700.
Thin red line of heroes. © June 17,
1912; 1 ec. June 26, 1912; K 43688.
Things don’t seem wonderful if
you’ve seen them all your life. © Apr.
10, 1912; 1 ec. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41048.
Things the steam roll call can’t roli
over. © June 20, 1912; 1 e. June 24,
1912; K 438610.
Thought programme for the week.
© Apr. tb, 1912.°t ¢ Apr 20; 1912;
K 41048.
Tragedy told in the personals. ©
Apt, 4. Oba et wel) Aor! bo, 00 OED! IC
40787.
Turn over a new leaf on May 1. ©
Are SO4 ASE ds con Mangy 4, 1912s: I
41473.
Two' telegrams that tell the story.
Op Agere | 20) dO12 site. Apr.) 22) O12.
K 41058.
Two ways of getting Sunday recrea-
jon. ©) rune 1S, 1912; 1 ¢ June 13,
1912; K 48218.
Under which flag would Lincoln have
been. © June 21, 1912; 1 ¢. June 24,
26,
1912; K 43611.
Using Lincoln. © Apr. 8, 1912; 1.
Apr. 12, 1912; K 40586.
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18653
McCurcHEON (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Vacant chair. © Apr. 12, 1912; 1.
Apr. 20, 1912; K 41045.
Visitors to Chicago during conven-
tion week. © June 14, 1912; 1¢. June
26, 1912; K 43686.
Waiting to see what Ill. thinks of
Lorimerism. © Apr. 8, 1912; 1 ¢. Apr.
12, 1912; K 40585.
We now know what he means by rep-
resentative part. © June 15, 1912;1c.
June 19, 1912; K 48435.
What is the most intense happiness
that a human can feel. © June 20,
1912; 1 ce. June 26, 1912; K 43692.
What will Massachusetts do? ©
Apr. 28, 1992 ;.1 ‘May it 19t2sK
41389.
When dad was a boy [1912]:
© Apr. 2; 1c Apr. 10; K 40505.
© Apr. 13; 1 c. Apr. 20; K 41046.
© May 4; 1c. May 18; K 42098.
© May 7; 1c. May 18; K 42100.
© May 23; 1c. June 3; K 42708.
© June 4; 1c. June 13; K 438219.
When Rothchild, Rockefeller and
Morgan are forgotten. © May 81,
1912; 1 ce. June 38, 1912; K 42698.
When thoughts turn to the here-
after. © Apr. 28, 1912; 1 c¢ Apr. 24,
1912; K 41160.
Which is the sound that is most
typical of spring. © Apr. 8, 1912; 1c.
Apr. 10, 1912; K 40508.
Which poster captures the Cali-
fornia peach vote? © May 15, 1912;
1c. May 27, 1912; K 42492.
Why farmers who haven’t autos dis-
like them. © June 7, 1912; 1 c. June
13, 1912; K 48223.
Will Mr. Bryan enjoy Baltimore as
much as Chicago. © June 25, 1912;
1c. June 27, 1912; K 48758.
With equal opportunities. © May
2, 1912; 1 ec. May 14, 1912; K 41891.
Wonders of the law. © Apr. 16,
1912; 1 ¢: Apr. 20, 1912; K 41051.
World’s greatest traveler. © May
6, 1912; 1 c. May 14, 1912; K 41893.
McDantieL (RoitutaA) Rose Hill, Il.
[18653-13659
[2 photographs] :
Neptune initiating crew aboard
U. S. S. Maryland, Equator, 1912.—
Visit of the royal party, Maryland
erossing equator, 1912. Apr. 4,
1912; 2c. each Apr. 10, 1912; J 168008.
168009.
250
pt. Iv, D. S35 Vek
McDANIEL (ROLLA)—Continued.
[5 photographs]:
Forward turrets firing, battle prac-
tice, U. S. SS. Maryland.—Heavy
weather, forecastle, U. S. S. Mary-
Jand.—Kilauea (Crater of) at night.—
Maryland (U.S. S.) after being struck
by Weymouth torpedo.—Night firing,
battle practice off San Diego, Apr. 17,
1912, U. S. S. Maryland. © May 3,
1912; 2 c. each May 14, 1912; J 169202—
169206.
McDANIELL (EFrTon) San Francisco.
[18660-13662
Horine (George) :
In athletic costume—In street
clothes.—Jumping. © Mar. 30, 1912;
2 @ each Apr. 9, 1912; J 1679605
167962.
MacDonaLp (L. C.) Pasadena, Cal.
[13663
Bird tragedy. © Apr. 22, 1912; 2 &
Apr. 29, 1912; J 169266.
MacDoNALD (PIRIE) New York.
[18664-13680
Beniecke (B.) © Apr. 22, 1912;
2-¢. Apr. 23, 1912; F 16S87TeT.
[6 photographs]:
Bauman (Gustay)—Cooke (Robert
Grier)—Dreicer (M. J.)—Eldridge (F.
L.)—Perkins (EH. R.)—Sackett (Wm.
P.) © Apr. 10, 1912; 2 ec each Apr.
12, 1912; J 168085-168090.
[10 photographs]:
Clarke (Thos. B.) jr.—Cooke (Rob-
ert G.)—Dreicer (Michael)—Howe
(Geo. C.)—Mortimer (Geo. T.)—Puz-
yua (Prince Stefan) 1 and 2.—Sie-
brecht (Henry A.)—Stabler (Wal-
ter)—Williams (Arthur) © June 22,
1912; 2 ce each “fune 2519
170551-170560.
Mace (CHARLES E.), Denver. [15681
They gotta quit kickin’ my dawg
aroun’. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168247.
McINERNEY (J. C.), Humboldt, Kan.
[13682
Kan., Catholic church.
18, 1912; 2 ec Apr 8, i
Humboldt,
© Mar.
J 168048.
McKay (R. H.), Missoula, Mont.
[18683
At the Milwaukee depot. © May
24, 1912; 2 c. May 27, 1912; J 169639.
McKeEacuE (Grorce A.) co., Atlantic
City. [18684-13689
[Atlantic City] Haster Sunday, 1912:
Looking north from St. James place,
D.—Looking north from South Caro-
mo. a 1912
McKEAGUE (GEORGE A.) co.—Contd.
lina ave., B.—Looking south from
Palace studio, E.—Looking south from
t. James place, F.—Looking south
from Savoy theatre, C.—Looking
south from the Casino, A. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2c. each Apr. 18,1912; J 168150—
168155.
McManus (T. J.), New York. [138690
Hibben (President John Grier). ©
mmo, 1912; 2 c. May 18, 1912; J
169968.
McMAatTH AND JOHNSTON, Memphis.
[18691
Memphis, west, 1925. Prophecy. ©
une 4, 1912; 2c. June 12, 1912; K
43534.
McNAaMARA (E.), Rapid City, 8S. D.
[18692
Rapid City, S. D., Elk’s building.
me) May 7, 1912; 2 « May 11, 1912;
169137.
McNicoL (JESSIE H.), Boston.
[18693-13698
Christmas greeting. There is no
Miriend. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c« May 20,
1912; K 42139.
@® Merry Christmas. Whatever years
may bring. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 c. May
20, 1912; K 42141.
Striking again the chords of mem-
Bory. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. May 20,
1912; K 42142.
® Thine own wish, wish I thee. ©
mMay 20, 1912; 2 c. May 27, 1912; K
42481.
This Christmas tree with love goes
laden. © May 20, 1912; 2 c May 27,
1912; K 42482.
Voice of Christmas. © Feb. 15,
912; 2 c. May 20, 1912; K 42140.
McVay (C. E.), Farnhamville, Ia.
[18699, 13700
Farnhamville, Ia.:
Scene in.—Souvenir of. © Apr. 4,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 6, 1912; J 167865,
167866.
MMcWoHorrTer (L. V.), North Yakima,
Wash. [13701-13708
Deer Horns lodge, 1, 2. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2 c. each May 14, 1912; J 169209,
169210.
| Indian grave. © Apr. 13, 1912; 2 ¢.
| May 14, 1912; J 169211.
Macaenos (C. P.), Alameda, Cal.
[13704
Team coming down dusty road. ©
maar. 30, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 138, 1912; J
168140.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASES, H TO K
13750
MAILLARD (HENRY), New York. [18705
Maillard. © May 16, 1912; 2 «.
May 16, 1912; K 42014.
MAJESTIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, Indian-
apolis. [18706-13750
Dutch daffydils series no. 504, post
cards.
I haf seen girls paint.—Iff a girl iss
awful stubborn.—Iff der moon weighs
§.000,090 tons—Iff your nose vas
twelve inches long.—No matter how
hard it rains.—Some peoples vas
homeless.—Some people vas too slow
to go to fast asleep.—Ven a girl luffs
a feller.—Ven I shut my eyes.—You
never heard a girl scream. © June
25, 1912-2: ec: ‘each June’ 27, 1912: K
43733-48742.
Every day kids post cards.
All I ever got fur nothin’ was sym-
pathy, that don’t buy nothin’ but
nothin.—Closer the dawn sweeter the
sleep.—Direct from the producer to
the consumer.—Do you ever think of
those good old puppy love days.—Ever’
body treats me like I wuz jus’ a poor
miser’ble worm.—Following mothers
fcotsteps.—For every little boy who’s
lonely there’s a little girl who’s lonely
too.—From the very first I had to
work for what I got.—Girl is like an
automobile, costs more to keep her
than it does to get her.—I can’t eat
sweets, ’cause itll make me fat.—I
got chu steve.—If we only knew before
as much as we do afterwards.—I’ll
bet you can’t look me straight in the
eye and not crack a smile—lIt’s a
cinch I need help.—lI’ve got your num-
ber.—Land of sunshine, or land of
snow, just a little lovin’ where ever
you go.—Sunday is s’posed to be a day
of rest, but we always have that tired
feeling.—This month is a good one for
falling in love-—We may be poor, but
we all can be rich in love—What kind
is yours, touring, talking, sewing or
washing, mines a _ slip-a-mobile. ©
June 4, 1912; 2c. each June 6, 1912; K
42915-42934.
Riley series no. 503, post cards.
Be our fortunes as they may.—HEHtf
you want somepin.—Feller wants to
jes go slow.—Fer the world is full of
roses.—I bait my hook and cast my
line.—I’ve allus noticed grate success.
—It’s the songs ye sing.—Let us fold
away our fears.—Let us see aS we
have seen.—Old friends allus is the
best—Say good-bye er howdy-do.—
Thinkin’ back’s a thing ’at grows.—
We say, and we say and we say.—
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13751
MAJESTIC PUBLISHING COMPANY—Con.
Riley series no. 508, post cards—Con.
Weather’s either most too mild.—You
have more’n likely noticed. © June
25, 1912 > 2 e. each. June 27,1912 > 1K
43718-43732.
Mattory (Martyn HE.) Harley, Ida.
[13751
Mallard duck. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 1, 1912; J 167678.
MANAHAN (WILLIAM H.) jr., Hills-
; boro, N. H. [18752-13771
[20 photographs]:
Asleep in the basket, 8102.—Beard
Brook bridge, 9247.—Blossom time,
9250.—Bowl full, 8100.—By the candle,
8094.—Call of nature, 9249.—Cottage
under the hill, 9245.—Drifting, 8101.—
Glimpse of home, 9251.—In the souls
native air, 9248.—Little house o’er the
knoll, 9252.—Marvelous beauty of
spring, 9253. — Peggy, 8097. — Play- |
mates, 8093.—Studying, 8092.—Tabby,
§095.—Valley road, 9246—When the
robins nest again, 8099.—When nature
reigns.—Who said rats? 8096 © Apr.
1, 1912; 2 ec. each May 4, 1912; J
169073-169092.
MANN (H. C) Norfolk, Va.
[18772-18782
Cape Henry, casino. © Apr. 23,
1912; 2.e, Apr. 29,1912; J 168760.
Norfolk, Va., Atlantic City school, 2.
@' Apr. 23/'1912 3 -e Apr, 29; 1912 FT
168759.
Ghent, residence section. ©
May 22, 1912; 2 c May 23, 1912; J
169549.
harbor. © May 22, 1912; 2 c¢.
May 24, 1912; J 169548.
Protestant hospital. © Apr. 23,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168758.
scene in cotton district. ©
Apr 23. 9912232 eo Apry 29, 1i2s5
168762.
upper harbor. © May 22,
1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912; J 169558.
Roasting oysters. © Apr. 28, 1912;
2c. ‘Appr. (29): 2912 J L6STGk.
Virginia Beach pavilion, bath houses
© May 22, 1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912; J
169550.
restaurant. © May 22, 1912;
2c, May 24, 1912; J 169551.
———17th st. station ‘© May 22,
1912; 2c. May 24, 1912; J 169552.
pt. Tv, BR. 85.V. 0
MANZ (J.) ENGRAVING COMPANY, Chi-
cago. [13783-18787
[5 prints]:
Letter from daddy.—Now I lay me
Gown to-.sleep.—This little pig went to
market.—What does this little baby
weigh.—Young mother.
© June 8, 1912; 2 c. each June 12,
1912; K 43374-43378.
MANzI, JOoYANT AND COMPANY, New
York. [13788-13790
[Lost in the woods.] © June 15,
1912; 2c. June 26, 1912; K 438709.
Paisible journée. © Apr. 15, 1912;
2c. Apr. 19, 1912 -"ke aaieo.
[Silver stream.] © June 15, 1912;
2 ec. June 26, 1912; K 48708.
MAPLESTONE (KE. EH.) Hammond, Ind.
[18791
Phares (Joseph) © 1. Apr. 29,
1912; J 168768.
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.), New York.
[13792-13828
Akiyama (Dr. Masanosuki) 1. ©
Apr.. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. AprZo, 32s
168768.
Cavendish (Mr. Tyrell S.) 1.
Apr. 19, 1912; 2 «. Apr--a9) oe
168359.
Cavendish (Mrs. Tyrell S.) 1,2. ©
Apr. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 19; 1912;
J 168360, 168361.
Cluett (Miss B.) 1. © Apr.
1912: 2c. Apr. 23, 191259 ifeae
Crocker (Adeline) 1. © Apr.
1912; 2 ec. Apr. 22, 1912; J 168466.
Farley (Cardinal) 1-9. © June 21,
1912;' 2 @ each June 22719122
170407-170415.
Gallatin (Mrs. Albert) 1. © Apr.
25, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 25, 1912; J 168606:
Gallatin (Mrs. Albert) 2. © Apr.
28, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 27, 19129 9 aeaioe
Goldenberg (Samuel) © Apr. 19,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1912; J 168362.
Guggenheim (Benjamin) © Apr.
19, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 19, 1912; J 168363.
Hostatter (Miss Gretta) 1, 2. ©
Apr. 3, 1912; 2 ¢ each Apr. o,"aare,
J 167857, 167858.
——8. © Apr. 4, 19123 2)c) Aree
1912; J 167881.
Jefferson (Thomas) 1. © May 1,
1912; 2 ec. May 1, 1912; J 169022.
Leslie (Mrs. Shane) 2. © June 19,
1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; J 170339.
23,
aL,
252
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 2,. 1912
13858
Marceau (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
Leslie (Shane) wedding group. 1.
© June 19, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912;
J 1703388.
Longstreet (Mrs. James) © Apr.
Bo, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1912: J 168394.
Nagaseaki (Madame T.) © Apr. 28,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168765.
Ogasawara (Count) 1. © Apr. 27,
ei2: 2 c.-Apr. 29, 1912; J 168754.
_ Ogasawara (Countess) 1. © Apr.
Za, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912: J 168755.
Ozawa (Baron Takewa) 1. © Apr.
eeeis 2 ¢. Apr. 29,1912: J: 168764.
Pose “rs: Price): 1, 2...©-Fune
19, 1912; 2 c. each June 20, 1912; J
170336, 170337.
Potter (Mrs. James Brown) 1. ©
ots eos 2c. Apr, 5): 1912°)' Jd
167859.
Seamans (Mrs. Woodbury) 1. ©
mt eo.tOI2>-2'e, Apr. 30, 1912; J
168826.
Skirven (Miss Margaret) © May
24, 1912; 2 ce. May 25, 1912; J 169574.
Stewart (Alexander A.) 1. © Apr.
ae. 1912; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1912; J 168364.
' Togo (Nasatake 8S.) 1. © Apr. 28,
foi); 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912; J 168766.
Marcett (M. B.) Portland, Or.
[13829, 18830
Oregon Wolf. © Apr. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 23, 1912; J 168486.
Season’s first game, Portland, Or.
aed. 1902 22. Apr 22) 1912 >
J 168487.
©
MarcermM & ADAMS, Cleveland. [13831
Cleveland base ball club. © Apr.
my, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 12, 1912; J 168434.
Marr (THomasS EH.) & son, Boston.
[13832-13834
Fenway court:
Ballet dancer, 17913. — Reclining
Stone warrior with Easter. lilies, 17912.
© Apr. 6, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 10, 1912;
J 168041, 168042.
_ Lustre Persian plate of 12th cen-
tury, 17920. © May 9, 1912; 2 c. May
mo, 1912; J 169115.
Martin (L. 8S.) McMinnville, Or.
[138835, 18836
MeMinnville [Or.] college. © Apr.
20, 1912; 2c. Apr. 27, 1912; J 168691.
Yamhill River locks. © Apr. 13,
MarTIN (SAMUEL D.), Cincinnati.
[18837
No doubt you’ve heard tell, old oaken
bucket. © May 23, 1912; 2 c. May 24,
1912; K 42887.
MARTINIQUE (HOTEL)
tinique.
See Hotel Mar-
Mason (ALBERT O.) co., Indianapolis.
[18838
Crown girl. © June 15, 1912; 2.
May 31, 1912; J 169787.
MATHEWS (W. R.), New Smyrna, Fla.
[18839, 18840
Spanish bayonets, 108, 109. © June
15, 1912; 2 c. June 19, 1912; J 170318,
170819.
Maurer (JoSePH M.) Galveston, Tex.
[13841, 13842
Galveston, Tex., St. Patrick’s church.
@i Mari i72, 7912-2. ec, Mar. 20,1912:
J 168570.
B. © May 17, 1912; 2 c. Apr:
S bOI2 3° J 169012:
MAYFIELD (ELEANOR P.) Seattle. [18848
Mann (Hon. James R.) © May 9,
1912; 2 ec. May 9, 1912; J 169037.
Mrap (EpwarpD), Saint Louis. [18844
Start to build your fortune. © Apr.
29,.1912; 2 e. Apr. 29, 1912; K 41592.
Meares (F. L.) Seattle. [13845
Race subdued. © Apr. 27, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 18, 1912; J 169353.
MEDLAR (FRANK W.) Spencer, Ia.
[138846
Class of 1912. © May 31, 1912; 2.
June 4, 1912; J 169907.
MEESE & GOTTFRIED CO., San Francisco.
[18847
M. & G. nonspil elevator buckets.
© May 4, 1912; 2 «@ May 11, 1912;
K 41798.
MEISSNER (H. P.) E. Las Vegas, N. M.
[18848-18858
From Las Vegas the scene of the
Flynn-Johnson fight July 4, 1912:
City hall, E. Las Vegas, N. M.—
Costaneda, Las Vegas, N. M.—Elks’
club house, Las Vegas, N. M.—Galli-
nas River bridge on famous Santa Fe
trail, Las Vegas, N. M.—I am from
Missouri, show me Las Vegas.—Lin-
coln ave., Las Vegas, N. M.—Native
wood vender, Las Vegas, N. M.—Opera
block, E. Las Vegas, N. M.—Santa Fe
depot, Las Vegas, N. M.—Santa Fe
offices, Las Vegas, N. M.—Street scene,
|
1912; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912; J 168390. |
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13859
pt.Iv,n.s., v.7_
MEISSNER (H. P.)—Continued.
From Las Vegas the scene of the
Flynn-Johnson fight July 4, 1912—
Continued.
Las Vegas, N. M. © June 8, 1912;
2c. each June 11, 1912; J 170162—
ATOLTZ,
MELCHER (Louis) El Campo, Tex.
[18859, 13860
Brown’s (H. D.) residence and gen-
eral view of El Campo country.
May 24. 191° 2c. dune? 199227
169855.
——El Campo, Tex. © May 24,
1912; 2c. June 1, 1912; J 169856.
MENKE (H. WmM.), Chicago. [18861
Dolly’s bed time. © June 8, 1912;
2c. June 10, 1912; J 170144.
MERALD-BoYER, Peru, Ia. [138862
L. O. O. M. Lodge no. 249: member-
ship chart. © June 1, 1912; 2c. June
10, 1912; K 48073.
MERKEL (IRVIN), Buffalo. [13863
Whirlpool and Niagara Gorge. ©
June 19, 1912; 2 c. June 20, 1912; J
170326.
MESERVEY & CHASE, Bingham, Me.
[18864, 13865
Moosehead Lake, Me.:
Kineo Mountain, 1.—Kineo Moun-
taint cliff; 1) ©. Apr. 2S, Ste 2 ae
each Apr. 20, 1912; J 168464, 168465.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (CHI-
NESE BUREAU WOMAN*S HOME MISS.
soc. oF.) See Chinese bureau wo-
man’s home mission soc. of M. E.
Church.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, New
York. [18866, 13867
Matthew (St.) and the angel: by
Giovanni Girolamo Savoldo. © May
2, 1912; 2 ec. May 2, 1912; J 168863.
Nativity (The); by Antonio Rossel-
ling, Apr. 13; 191232 e747 Apr, 13;
1912; J 168144.
‘MryeEr (Aucust O. H.), Palmyra, N. Y.
[138868
Color chart in 4 colors. © June 1,
1912; 2 ec. May 10, 1912; K 42045.
MEYER (KE. L.), Ontario, Cal.
[18869, 18870.
[2 photographs]:
Dolly’s party.—Uum, it’s dood. ©
May 7, 1912; 2 ec. each May 11, 1912;
J 169689, 169690.
© :
Mitts (L. A.) Audubon, N. J.
[18871-13879
Sunrise to sunset:
Baking. — Darning. — Good morn-
ing¢—Good night.—Ironing.—Market-
ing.—Scrubbing.— Sweeping. — Wash-
ing. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2 c each Apr.
1, 1912; J 168091—168099.
MiInER (W. H.) Chicago.
[18880-13916
Resilent values of draft gears graph-
ically illustrated,-Mar. 7, 14, 18, 19,
20, 25, 1912. © Apr. 4, 1912; 1 ¢. each
Apr. 6, 1912; I 944-949.
Mar. 21, 1912. © Apri 5, 20125
Lec. Apr. 8) 19827 Sak
Mar. 22, 1912, A. M. © Ape
12, 1912; 1 © Apr 15,4612 = 3 sae
Mar. 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
a. m., 22 p. m., 25, 28, 30, Apr ae
14, 17, 18, 23, 24, 27 a. mm.) 2p eee
May 8, 4, 1912. © May 11, 1912;1¢
each May 138, 1912; I 999-1022.
—— May 9, 10,11. © May 20, 19825
1 e@. May 22, 1912; I 1026) 1027.
May 22, 1912. © May 28, 1912;
1 c. May 29, 1912; I 10380.
May 22, 1912. © June 5, 1912;
1c. June 6, 1912; I 10384.
June 5, 1912. © June 11, 1912;
ic. June 12, 1912; 1 1036.
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York.
[13917
| American furrier, season 1912. ©
| June 18, 1912; 2 c. June 19, 1912; K
|
|
43416.
MiTcHELL (SAM E.), San Francisco.
[13918
© May 13,
1912; 2 c. May 20, 1912; K 42115.
City rescue mission.
[18919-13942
Bieber (Sidney) © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170492.
Blodgett (J. W.) © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170475.
| Orane (Gov. W. M.) © June 2h
| 1912; 2c. Jume 24, 1912; J 170488.
| Cummins (Sen. A. B.) © June 21,
| 1912;,2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170477.
| Devine (Thos. J.) © June 21, 1912;
| 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170491.
| Dick (Sen. A. B.) © June 21, 1912;
|
| MoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago.
}
|
|
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170474.
Dixon (Mrs. Jos. M.) © June 21,
1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170490.
Garfield (Jas. R.) © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170486.
204
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
MOFrFETT sTuDIO—Continued.
Gillette (Gov. J. M.) ‘© June 21,
1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170494.
Glascock (Gov. A. E.) © June 21,
1912; 2 ¢. June 24, 1912; J 170482.
Hadley (Gov. Herbert 8S.) © June
21, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170479.
Heney (Francis J.) © June 21,
1912; 2 ¢. June 24, 1912; J 170487.
Kealing (Mrs. J. B.) © June 21,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170476.
Kellogg (Frank B.) © June 21,
1912; 2¢. June 24, 1912; J 170488.
Kenyon (Sen. W. 8S.) © June 21,
1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170481.
Knight (Geo. A.) © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170489.
Lindsey (Judge Ben) © June
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170480.
McCormick (Medill) © June 21,
#912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170485.
New (Mrs. Harry) © June 21,
1912; 2 ¢. June 24, 1912; J 170495.
Parker (Samuel) © June 21, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170478.
Republican national convention
(15th), opening session. © June 18,
fo9t2: 2 @ June 20, 1912; J 170408.
Vessy (Gov. R. S.) © June 21,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170498.
Watson (Jas. E.) © June 21,1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170484.
Williams (Mrs. R.-E.) © June 21,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170496.
Mouer & Carter, Bellefontaine, O.
[13948, 18944
[2 photographs]:
Floral piece.—Spray of roses. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c. each May 22, 1912;
J 169455, 169456.
Montross (N. E.) New York.
[13945-18951
[7 photographs]:
American girl; by J. Alden Weir.—
Iris; by T. W. Dewing.—Lady holding
a rose; by T. W. Dewing.—Lady in
mGray; by T. W. Dewing.—Milking-
evening; by Horatio Walker.—Moon-
rise—winter; by Horatio Walker.—
Young girl by a window; by F. W.
Benson. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 27, 1912; J 168725-168731.
Moore (Henry) Kansas City, Mo.
[13952-13963
Alpha psi, delta chapter, 1912. ©
feetrg, 1912. 2e. Apr 14, 112i J
168058.
i
53034—12
13979
Moort (Henry )—Continued.
Kansas City college of pharmacy,
faculty and class, 1912. © Apr. 18,
19t2y Qc. Apr. 20; 1912: J 168393;
—faculty and class 1912, univer-
sity medical college. © June 10, 1912;
2c. June 14, 1912; J 170214.
Nu chapter, 1912, Delta sigma delta.
© Apr. 18, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1912;
J 168391.
Park college glee club, 1912.
Apri Lie LOUD. 2) ie, Agr: 15;; 1982 sg
168179.
Parkville, Mo., Park college senior
class 1912. © June 15, 1912; 2c. June
22, 1912; J 170404.
Phi beta pi, Nu chapter, 1912. ©
pune ss, POT2s) 2 -e. June 6, 1912 °F
169946.
Xi psi phi, Chi chapter, 1912. ©
Apron eee: 2 6.) Apr 20.) £9t2 se
168392.
[2 photographs]:
Phi alpha gamma, Nu _ chapter,
1912.—-Psi omega, Delta rho chapter,
1912. © Apr. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Apr.
29, 1912; J 168748, 168749.
[2 protographs]:
Kansas City dental college, faculty
and class, 1912.—Western dental col-
lege, 1912, class and faculty. © Apr.
30,, 1992.) 23 ce. each, May 52." 1912 + J
168864, 168865.
Moore & STONE, Winnemucca, Nev.
[18964-13975
[4 photographs]:
Buffalo. Indian smiles. — Indian
squaw and papoose.—San Francisco,
Chit “house. © Apr. 8; 1912 +2 e.
each May 6, 1912; J 168927-168930.
[8 photographs] :
Bronco buster.—Cowboy.—Freight
team.— Pack train. — Prospector. —
Sheared sheep.—Sheep-herders camp.—
Wild cat at bay. © May 10, 1912; 2
e. each May 15, 1912; J 169239-169246.
MoorHovuseE (E. H.), Portland, Or.
[18976-13978
[3 photographs]:
Down the Klicketat, 310.— Mt.
Shasta, 333.—Orange district drive-
way, 334. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
June 17, 1912; J 170255—170257.
Morcan (Frep L.), Washington.
[13979
Johnson (Walter) © June 26,
| 1912: 2c. June 27, 1912; K 43772.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13980
pt. ly, BS...
MORGAN LITHOGRAPH Co., Cleveland.
[18980-13985
Rainey’s (Paul J.) African hunt.
1-6. © May 11, 1912; 2 @ each May
20, 1912; K 4218442186, 42188-42190.
Morais (EtrHeEL C.) Ann Arbor.
[13986
Angell (Dr. James B.) © Mar. 10,
1912; 2 e. Apr. 18, 1912;' J 168560.
Morris (GEORGE ForpD) New York.
[13987, 138988
Faulty and unsound type of draft
gelding. ©1e. Apr. 12, 1912; I 968.
Ideal type of draft gelding. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 12, 1912; I 967.
Morris (OrviILLE M.) Evanston, Il.
[18989
Evanston, Ill., M. E. church, interior
view of, taken from S. E. corner in
baleony. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 1,
1912; J 167634.
Morris (PAUL WINTER), Bridgeport,
Conn. [13990
Lincoln (Abraham) bust. © May
20,. 1912; 2.¢c, May 21, 1912; J 269409.
Morris (R.), Cheshire, Conn.
[13991-18993
{3 photographs]:
Lady slipper.—Lily of the valley.—
Wild iris. © June 138, 1912; 2 c each
June 21, 1912; J 170359-170361.
Morris AND BENDIEN, New York.
[13994-14016
V’ll never come home sober again.
© June 27, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912;
K 48641. :
Look at the damn fool. © June 27.
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 438642.
Prayer. (Father the cup Thou
gavest.) © June 27, 1912; 2 c. June
24, 1912; K 43648.
{5 prints]:
Dear old folks at home.—Dreamy
moon.—In the sweet bye and bye.—
Love.—You dear old mother of mine.
© Apr. 17, 1912; 2 ce exeh “Apr. 16,
1912; K 40825-40829.
[15 prints]:
Approaching storm.—Baby’s prayer.
—Cause I’m a boy.—Dream baby.—
Has baby got a toothache too.—Her
Santa Claus.—Hiram, that’s the third
time you’ve dropped your handkerchief
in the same spot.—Home sweet home.
—Just a faded rose.—Music master.—
Right in the swim.—Serenade.—Sweet
memories.—Sweet sixteen.——Woman is
only a woman but a good cigar is a
smoke. © May 23, 1912; 2 ec each
May 21, 1912; K 42230-42244.
Morris & co., Baltimore. [14017
Middy girlk © May 20, 1912; 2 «@
May 20, 1912; K 42182.
Moser (N. G.) % Postmaster, New
York. [14018-14055
No. 91-102. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2 «.
each Apr. 12, 1912; J 168073-168084.
108-114. © Apr. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Apr. 19, 1912; J 168347—-168358.
[14 photographs]:
Activities on the target ground.—
Atlantic seas.—Broadside discharge.—
lixpecting the discharge. — Leaving
New York.— Michigan Broadside.—
Michigan firing 4 gun-salvo at 12,000
yards.—Michigan going on the range.
—On the target range.—Salvo, 123.—
Ships and target.—Ships in action.—
Torpedo attack—Wake and smoke.
© June 12, 1912; 2 c each June 25,
1912; J 170567-170580.
Mosts (Ff. BE.) Houston, Tex.
[14056, 14057
Galveston causeway. © June 1,
1912; 2 «. June’ 3, 191255) Tessar
Houston, Tex., Main st., $1,000,000
fire. © May 25, 1912372 "¢ "sume ce
1912; J 169878.
MoyreEmontT (S.), La Junta, Colo.
[14058
Arkansas Valley at La Junta. ©
Apr. 20, 1912; 2.4. Apr @eieae
168520.
MUELLER (A. F.) New York.
[14059-14064
O’Connor (Father) 1-6. © Apr. 18,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 26, 1912; J 168652-
168657.
Muiier (Ros. H.), Brooklyn. [14065
Battle practice, 1912. © June 5,
1912; 2 ¢c. June 18, 1912; J 170203:
MULLER, LUCHSINGER & co., New York.
[14066
[Mallard and partridge.] © May 1,
1912; 2 @ May 3, 1912; K 41458.
Munson (R. L.), Seattle.
Hypnotizing the devil. © May 9,
1912; 2 c. May 31, 1912; K 42656.
Murpock (RowLAND Rogsins), Pitts-
burgh. [14068, 14069
Dentists friend. © May 29, 1912;
2 ec. June 8, 1912; K 42674.
Titanic disaster. © May 8,
2c. May 14, 1912; K 41879.
1912;
2956
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
14140
Murpry (JoHN M.), Chicago.
[14070-14072
[38 prints]:
Here’s to love. [Calendar for April,
1912.]—Here’s to the girl behind the
man. [Calendar for May, 1912.]—
Keep your temper. [Calendar for
tune. 1912] © Mar. 28, 1912: 2 ce.
each Apr. 1, 1912; K 40772-40774.
Myers (Harvey), Alliance, Neb.
[14078, 14074
Horseshoe bend on B. and B. rail-
road, Neb. © May 16, 1912; 2 c. May
18, 1912; J 169367.
———1. © May. 16, 1912; 2 c May
18, 1912; J 169368.
MYKLEBuST (C. F.), Hagle Grove, Ia.
[14075
Eagle Grove, Ia., panorama.. ©
May iv, 1912: 2 ¢. May 20, 1912; ' J
169382.
MyrTLE AND Beck, Philadelphia.
[14076
Collect off dad. © May 9, 1912;
2c. May 3, 1912; K 41439.
Nasu (H.), Norwood, O. [14077-14140
Anniversary of your birthday. ©
mie. 2 oil: 2c. June 5, 1912; K
42858.
Around a big pot quite steaming
nei © Dee.) 23,-1911; 2c. June’ 5,
1912; K 42859.
Birthday thoughts. © Nov.
1911; 2 c. June 5, 1912; K 42860.
[Colored illustrated post cards, Hal-
lowe’en set]:
Lucky Hallowe’en, A-F. © May 3,
e925) 2 ¢e -each June 5,. 1912; K
42866-42871.
[Colored post cards]:
Afterwhile. Don’t feel blue what-
ever you do.—Best wishes. Best
wishes for you, kind that come true.—
By the way it’s a privilege of mine.—
Good wish. Post card never filled a
better purpose.—Just why. Why do
I like you.—Hello. What’s the use of
writing out.—Living. While to
sleep.—My reason. There was a lot
of cards.—Noise. Permit this greeting
to be the little noise—Proof. It’s a
restful diversion to think.—Smile
often. Smile often I say.—Who cares?
Well I do for one. © Oct. 13, 1911;
2c. each Apr. 20, 1912; K 40950-40961.
Come to my party.—Invitation
just to let you know.—Little informa!
time at.—Reception. © Nov. 22,1911;
2 ec. each Apr. 20, 1912; K 40946—
40949.
2],
Nasu (H.)—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
Friends. Friends are scarce.—
Good night. This card I send you.—
Goodbye. One kind word.—Hope. May
you be as pleased.—I will not say
good bye——Please do. Won’t you
write a line to me.—Remember me.
Sweet memories of the past.—Some
way some day.—Thanks. I knew be-
fore I saw the name.—Tis better far
to trust all—tTry me. I am not great.
-—Would you? This is no holiday sea-
son. © May 4, 1911; 2 c each Apr.
26, 1912; K 40968-40979.
I C U_ everywhere —I O U
gratitude, honor and love.—I O U love,
friendship and remembrance.—I O U
some little token.—U C I still think of
you.—U R A dear old friend. © July
ZO = 2-e, each. Aprs 20, VOID. 16
40962-40967.
—— Jolly toast. Here’s a _ jolly
word.—Joyful toast. May the joyful-
ness of old friendship.—Sincere toast.
Sincere good wishes. © Jan. 17,1912;
2 ec. each Apr. 20, 1912; K 40943-
40945.
Fill the tureen for Holowe’en. ©
Deen Za ON he) .es. dune. D192 3 IK
42861.
Glad toast) © /Jan. 17, 1912-2,
June 5, 1912; K 42862.
Here is my affidavit. © Jan. 17,
A9I25) Ze. ume 5, 1912); K 42863:
Of the sincere good wishes. © Nov.
21, 1911;.2 ec June, 5; 1912; K 42864.
It is a pleasure for me. © Nov. 21,
1911; 2¢ June 5,.1912; K 42865.
My congratulations for your Birth-
day... © Novy. 21, 1911; 2 c. June 5,
1912; K 42872.
My only real security. © Jan. 17,
1912; 2c. June 5, 1912; K 42878.
On Hollowe’en the old witch queen.
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 ce. June 5, 1912; K
42874.
Out on the green this Hollowe’en.
© Dee) 23; 1901: \2-e. June 5, 1912 > K
42875.
Pleasant toast. © Jan. 17, 1912;
2c. June 5, 1912; K 42876.
This is a guarantee. © Jan. 17,
1912; 2¢@ June 5, 1912; K 42877.
This is a permit. © Jan. 17, 1912;
2c. June 5, 1912; K 42878.
This is my bond of affection. ©
Jan. 17.) 1912+) 2..¢e., Sune bd; 19125, Ac
42879.
297
14141 —
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Nasu (E.)—Continued.
This is to certify that I am think-
ing.
1912; K 42880.
©: tamil 4912; 2°e:
June 5,
Toast of happiness, here’s to your
ey Fail ti, 1912 Doe,
June-5, 1912; K 42881.
Upon her broom this Hollowe’en.
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 c«. June 5, 1912; K
happiness, etc.
42882.
When
lowe’en.
1912; K 42883.
darkness
welcomes
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c. June 5,
Hal-
Your birthday, now it doesn’t mat-
ter.
1912; K 42884.
© Noy. 21, 1911; 2 c. June 5,
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN., New York.
[14141-14527
Adventures of cupid.
[1912]:
© Apr. 17; 1c. Apr. 18; K 40898.
© Apr. 19; 1 ce. Apr. 20; K 41065.
©) Apr. 27; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41280.
© May 10; 1 ec May 11; K 41788.
Allen (Claude and Freel)
29, 1912; 1 c. Apr. 30, 1912; K 413852.
Amateur and the professional.
© Apr.
©
May 22, 1912; 4 G May’ 2s, 19125 "°K
42356.
As seen from the upper deck of an
umbrella.
18, 1912; K 42107.
Ask the man who owns one.
© Mayv17, 1912; 1 c May
© May
15, 1912; 1 ec. May 16, 1912; K 42026.
Bathing girl of the rockies.
11, 1912; 1 @ June 12, 1912; K 43190.
Batting ’em into the bleachers.
© June
©
Api! 18/4012 2 oe SADE Oy 1s Soe
40920.
Besides what could St. Louis do
with a pennant?
ce. May 16, 1912; K 42027.
Bigger they
are the harder
© May 15, 1912; 1
they
drop. © Apr. 24, 1912; 1 ¢c. Apr. 25,
1912; K 41217.
Bill’s friends.
© May 18;
{© May 14;
© May 15;
© May 16;
© May 17;
(© May 18;
© May 20;
© May 21;
(©) May 22;
© May 238;
[1912]:
1c
die.
dye.
fi Oe ot
18;
5 he,
ae
Te:
ie;
pp
May 14;
May 15;
May 16;
May 17;
May 18;
May 20;
May 21;
May 22;
May 23;
May 24;
K 41903.
K 41972.
K 42082.
K 42052.
K 42111.
K 42166.
K 42258.
K 42355.
K 42362.
K 42408.
Blowing the smoke off the fast ones.
© Apr. 18, 1912; 1c. Apr. 15, 1912; K
40794.
258
pt..1V; i. SNe
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Bouncing ‘em off the score board.
© Apr. 16, 1912; 1 ce. Apr “tier
K 40870.
Breaking a few leaves off the rub-
ber plant. © Apr. 20, 1912; 1 e. Apr.
22, 1912? Ke 4107s.
Breaking a few pretzels on the
wheel. © Apr. 30, 1912; 1 c. May 1,
1912; K 41396. ;
But the price of meats keeps jump-
ing just the same. © May 7, 1912; 1
e. May 8, 1912; K 41695.
Champions who will figure in Olym-
pic games. © June 14, 1912; 1c. June
15, 1912; K 43819.
Cheer up we May win a game yet.
© Apr. 15, 1912; 1 @ Ape seo
K 40802.
Cold cream for sunburned shoulders.
© June 4, 1912; 1 & June os, 19.
K 42846.
Coldfeeto the monk. © June 28,
1912; 1 c. June 29, 1912; K 43840.
Desperate Desmond [1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1 ¢. Apr. 6; K 40450:
© Apr. 6: 1 © ‘ADE Sy eee
© Apr. 8; 1 « Apr, 93 40a
© Apr. 9; 1 c Apr. 10; Ke405sn.
© Apr. 10; 1 @ Apr. 12) Ka0aoa:
© Apr. 11; 1 « Apr. 123 eaeos
© Apr. 12; 1 e Apr. fa; © 4072.
© Apr. 13; 1 c« Apr. 57a
© Apr. 15; 1 ce. Apr. 16; K 40805.
© Apr. 16; 1 «. Apr, 1777 40s.
© Apr. 17; 1 ¢. Apr. 18; K 40903:
© Apr. 18; 1 c. Apr. 19; K 40924.
© Apr. 19; 1 ce. Apr. 20; K 41070.
© Apr. 20; 1c. Apr. 22; K 41075.
©, Apr. 22; 1 «. Apr. 237 Beier:
© Apr. 23; 1 e Apr. 24> K 4172,
© Apr. 24; 1 ¢. Apr. 25; K 41220,
© Apr. 25; 1 ce. Apr. 26; K 41240,
© Apr. 26; 1 c. Apr. 27; K 41266.
© Apr. 27; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41285.
© Apr. 29; 1 « Apr. 30; K 41349.
© Apr. 30; 1 c. May 1; K 41400.
© May 1; 1 ¢. May 2; K 41438.
© May 2; 1c. May 8; K 41446.
© May 3; 1c. May 4; K 41478.
© May 4; 1c. May 6; K 41539.
© May 6; 1 ec. May 7; K 41665.
© May 7; 1 ¢. May 8; K 41690.
© May 8; 1c. May 9; K 4174s.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
ne, 2, 1912 14527
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Desperate Desmond [1912]—Contd.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat family [1912]—Continued.
© May 9; 1c. May 10; K 41774. © Apr. 11; 1 ¢. Apr. 12; K 40599.
© May 10; 1 c. May 11; K 41793. ©) Apr. a2» 1c; Apr. 134, K40700,
© May 11; 1c. May 138; K 41862. © Apr. 13; 1 c. Apr. 15; K 40796.
© May 13; 1c. May 14; K 41902. © Apr. 15; 1 ce. Apr. 16; K 40803.
© May 14; 1c. May 15; K 41971. (Cy Apr dAGe Lice Apredt) 40871.
© May 15; 1c. May 16; K 42081. ©) Apr: 1%; 1 c: Apr. 18* K 40901.
© May 16; 1c. May 17; K 42051. ©. Apr. 18; 1 e. Apr. 19; K 40922.
© May 17; 1c. May 18; K 42110. © Apr. 19; 1 ce. Apr. 20; K 41068.
© May 18; 1c. May 20; K 42165. ©) Ar: 205, 3.0) Apr. 22 +) Ki 41078;
© May 20; 1c. May 21; K 42257. OvApr. 227 Ie, Apr. 23: K 41077,
© May 21; 1 ce. May 22; K 42354. © Apr. 23; 1c. Apr. 24; K 41170.
© May 22; 1c. May 28; K 42361. © Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 25; K 41218.
© May 23; 1 ce. May 24; K 42407. © Apr. 25; 1c. Apr. 26; K 41288.
© May 24; 1 c. May 25; K 42468. © Apr. 26; 1c. Apr. 27; K 41264.
© May 25; 1 c. May 27; K 42502. © Apr. 27; 1c. Apr. 29; K 41283.
© May 27; 1 c. May 28; K 42548. © Apr. 29; 1 c. Apr. 30; K 41347.
© May 28; 1 ce. May 29; K 42583. © Apr. 30; 1 c. May 1; K 41398.
© May 29; 1 c. May 31; K 42608. © May 1; 1c. May 2; K 41481.
© May 30; 1c. May 31; K 42615. © May 2; 1c May 3; K 41444.
© May 31; 1c. June 1; K 42660. © May 3; 1 ¢. May 4; K 41476.
© June 1; 1c. June 3; K 42712. © May 4; 1c May 6; K 41537.
© June 3; 1 c. June 4; K 42727. © May 6; 1c May 7; K 41663.
© June 4; 1 c. June 5; K 42849. © May 7; 1 c May 8; K 41688.
© June 5; 1c. June 6; K 42948. © May 8; 1. May 9; K 41746.
© June 6; 1 c. June 7; K 43000. © May 9; 1 ¢. May 10; K 41772.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 43018. ’ © May 10; 1c May 11; K 41791.
© June 8; 1c. June 10; K 43113. © May 11; 1c. May 13; K 41860.
© June 10; 1c. June 11; K 43151. © May 12; 1c. May 14; K 41900.
© June 11; 1c. June 12; K 438193. © May 14; 1c. May 15; K 41969.
© June 12; 1c. June 13; K 43228. © May 15; 1 c. May 16; K 42029.
© June 13; 1c. June 14; K 48273. © May 16: 1 c. May 17; K 42049.
© June 14; 1c. June 15; K 43324. © May 17; 1 ¢. May 18; K 42108.
© June 15; 1c. June 17; K 43348. © May 18; 1c. May 20; K 42163.
© June 17; 1c. June 18; K 43385. © May 20; 1c. May 21; K 42255.
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© June 19; 1 c. June 20; K 43468. © May 22; 1c. May 23; K 42359.
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© June 25; 1 c. June 26; K 48704. © May 28; 1c. May 29; K 42581.
© June 26; 1c. June 27; K 48765. © May 29; 1c. May 31; K 42606.
© June 27; 1c. June 28; K 48815. © May 30:1. May 81; K 42618.
© June 28; 1c. June 29; K 43841. © May 31; 1c. June 1; K 42658.
Dingbat family [1912]: © June 1; 1c. June 3; K 42710.
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| © Apr. 9; 1 ce. Apr. 10; K 40533. © June 6; 1 c. June 7; K 42998.
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© June 12; 1c. June 13; K 48226.
© Jume 1329 1c) June 14K 43271.
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© June 20; 1c. June 21; K 43563.
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© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 4361S.
© June 24; 1c. June 25: K 43656.
© June 25; 1c. June 26; K 43702.
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© June 27; 1c. June 28; K 43813.
© June 28; 1c. June 29; K 43839.
Double barrel campaign. © June
28, 1912; 1 ec. June 29, 1912; K 438845.
Dropping the plates with the
whistles. © June 5, 1912; 1 c. June
6, 1912; K 42945.
Easter lilies—two varieties. © Apr.
6, 1912‘ 1 ce. Apr. 8, 1912; KK 40452.
Everybody’s doing it. © Apr. 11,
1912; 1 ce Apr. 12;:1912; K 40608.
Faithful employe [1912] ©Apr. 11;
1e. Apr. 12; K 40606.
Gloom party. © May 31, 1912; 1 «¢.
June 1, 1912; K 42664.
Hanging ’em out of the groove. ©
Apr: 23,2 1912" Loe. Apr 24/7 1912. as
41167.
Harkening to the clank of armor
from New Jersey. © May 24, 1912;
1e¢. May 25, 1912; K 42463.
Helping to grease the shute for Cin-
cinnati. © May 23, 1912; 1c. May 24,
1912; K 42404.
Helping to push the clouds away.
© May 9, 1912; 1 c. May 10, 1912; K
41771.
Henpecko the monk [1912]:
© Apr. 27; 1 ec. Apr. 29; K 41284.
© May 2;1c. May 38; K 41445.
© May 30; 1¢. May 31; K 42614.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 48017.
© June 20; 1c. June 21; K 48564.
© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 43619.
His honor figures mind over matter.
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41268.
pt. IV, NUS. Wet
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Hope springs eternal, but not for the
Yanks. © June 6, 1912; 1 c June 7,
1912; K 42997.
It’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow up
rain. © May 1, 1912; 1 @ May 2,
1912; K 41429.
Joy and gloom [1912]:
(© Apr. 8; 1 ec. Apr. 9; K 40526.
© Apr. 11; 1¢. Apr. 12; K 40607.
Just as easy as shooting fish, ©
June 26, 1912; 1 .¢. Jume 2iy 19127 ie
43762.
©
Just because I growled a little.
May 28, 1912; 1 ¢, May 29.9120
42579.
Just before jumping into the
bleachers. © May 21, 1912; 1 ec. May
22, 1992: KK 42850)
Knocko the monk. © June 26,
1912; 1 ec. June 27, 1912: K 43764.
Lightly tripping o’er the greensward.
© May 14, 1912; 1 c. May 15, 1912; K
41967.
Little liniment for newly discovered
muscles. © May 31, 1912;1e. Junel,
1912; K 42656.
Little more to worry about. © May
8, 1912; 1 ce. May 9, 1912; K 41744.
Little rain is as good as a rest. ©
Apr.. 19, 1912° 1 ‘ce. Apre 2
41067.
Lovers of the world. © May 7,
1912; 1 c. May 8, 1912; K 41686.
Love’s labor lost. © May 4, 1912;
1 ¢e. May 6,'1912; K 41536.
Making it 17 straight for Washing-
ton... © June 19, 1912:.1 @tune 2a,
1912; K 43465.
Man who put dynamite in the con-
vention cake. © June 28, 1912; 1 e.
June 29, 1912; K 48846.
Making time with old General Hu-
midity. © June 28, 1912; 1 « June
29, 1912; K 43837.
Mebbe so, but where lives the rose
of yesterday? © June 11, 1912; 1¢.
June 12, 1912; K 438189.
Men who confer, but do not con-
quer in this convention. © June 28,
1912; 1 ce. June 29, 1912; K 438847.
Might as well reserve your world’s
series seats. © June 8, 1912; 1 «@
June 10, 1912; K 48110.
Mr. Jack [1912]. © May 20; I «&.
May 21; K 42250.
Nesting time. © May 1, 1912; 1 ¢.
May 2, 1912; K 41428.
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Philosopher. © Apr. 15, 1912:°1 c. Sherlocko the monk [1912]—Contd.
Apr. 16, 1912; K 40801.
Pickling the pennant. © June £4,
Poona c. June! 25; 1912; KK 438655.
Proposal’ © May 24, 1912; Die:
May 25, 1912; K 42464.
Pussy footing the pennant. © June
Aero: 1 ¢ June 21, 1912" K 43562:
Putting a halter on Charley Horse.
Genpre 5, 1912) 1c: Apr. 6, 1912: K
40447.
Puzzle, find the girl who’s in love.
(May 16; 1912: 1 ec. May 17, 1912;
K 42048. |
Questioning the why and wherefore
Oma Monday. © May 27,1912; 2'c. |
May 28, 1912; K 42545. |
Quite right, but who’s who in Oc-
tober. © Apr. 29, 1912; 1 @ Apr. 30,
1912; K 41351.
Rhymo the monk [1912]:
©) Apr. 8:1 c. Apr. 9::K 40535.
emNpr a2: 1 ¢ Apr. 13: KK 40701:
© Apr. 17; 1-c. Apr. 18; KK. 40902.
(Oonor. 25-1 ¢ Apr. 24; K 44171;
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 1; K 41399.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 41689.
© May 14: 1 c. May 15: K 41970.
© May 21: 1. May 22; K 42353.
© May 28; 1c. May 29; K 42582.
© June 4; 1c. June 5; K 42848.
© June 11; 1c. June 12; K 48192. |
© June 18: 1c. June 19; K 43441.
Richest man in the world. © Apr.
Paar ec. Apr. 24, 19123 K. 41168,
Rubbing the pains in the old glass
atin te) Apr. (6, 19123" Pex “Apr. 8;
1912; K 40454.
Sherlocko the monk [1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 6; K 40449.
© Apr. 29: 1c. Apr. 30: K 41348.
© May 13 1c. May 2; K 41432.
© May 3; 1c. May 4; K 41477.
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© May 9; 1c. May.10; K 41773.
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© May 11; 1c. May 13; K 41861.
May 13; 1 c¢. May 14; K 41801.
May 15; 1c. May 16; K 42080.
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May 17:1 ¢ May 18; K 42190.
May 18; 1c. May 20; K 42164.
© May 20; 1c. May 21; K 42256.
© May 22; 1c. May 28; K 42360.
© May 23; 1c. May 24; K 42406.
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© May 31;1c¢. Junel1; K 42659.
© June 1; 1c. June 8; K 42711.
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© June 6; 1c. June 7; K 42999.
© June 8; 1c. June 10; K 48112.
© June 10; 1c. June 11; K 48150.
@ June 12; 1,¢., June 13.; K 43227.
© June 14;-1 ¢ June 153 K 43328.
© June 17; 1c. June 18; K 48884.
© June 19; 1c. June 20; K 48467.
© une 21; 1c. June 22; K 43586.
© June 24; 1c. June 25; K 43657.
© June 25; 1c. June 26; K 43708.
© June 27; 1 ec. June 28; K 48814.
OOOOO
© Apr. 6: 1c. Apr. 8; K 40456. Shooing a mouse at an elephant.
: ; S Apr.
© Apr. 9; 1c. Apr. 10; K 40532. Apr. 26, 1912: K 41236.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]:
© Apr. 10; 1c. Apr. 11; K 40592.
GA tid ec. Apr ta 40600:
Apr. 13- 1c. Apr. 15; K 40797;
© Apr. 15; 1c. Apr. 16; K 40804.
© Apr, 16; 1c. Apr. 17; K 40872.
© Apr. 18; 1 ce. Apr. 19; K 409238.
© Apr. 19; 1 ce. Apr. 20; K 41069.
iy Aor, 20: 1:-¢. Apr. 22;.K 41074,
te) Apr, 223, 1 ¢.. Apr: 23>) ®& ALoTe:
© Apr. 24; 1c. Apr. 25; K 41219.
© Apr. 25; 1 c. Apr. 26; K 41239.
© Apr: 26; 1 ec. Apr. 27; K 41265.
261
Oy TOI2.)/ ©) Apts 125, 1912s 1 e,
© Apr. 5; 1c Apr. 6; K 40446.
© Apr. 6; 1 c¢. Apr. 8; K 40453.
© Apr. 15; 1c Apr. 16; K 40800.
© Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 18; K 40899.
GrApredls = 1 eA pr AS > Ke 4002
© Apr. 19; 1 ec. Apr. 20; K 41066.
Cy Apr: 207.0 @. Apr: 223 Ky4norZ:
© Apr. 22; 1c. Apr. 23; K 41076.
© Apr. 23; 1 ¢. Apr. 24; K 41169.
© Apr: 243 1. eo Apr 253 Ko-4i21e:
© Apr. 25; 1c. Apr. 26; K 41287.
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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IVs, we
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]—Continued.
© Apr. 27 «1c, ¢ Ar, 29-0 1282,
© Apr. 29; 1 ¢. Apr. 30; K 41350.
© Apr. 30; 1¢ May 1; K 41397.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Switcho the monk. © June 15,
1912; 2. ¢. June 17, 1912) 4 aaa
Tad’s moving pictures of the Wells-
M’Farland fight. © Apr. 27, 1912; 1 ¢.
Apr. 29, 1912; K 41281.
© May 1;1¢. May 2; K 41480. : rine :
© May 3; 1¢. May 4; K 41475. K 49905. EP.
© May 4; 1c. May 6; K 41535. Those Baltimore broilers are bears.
© May 6; 1c. May 7; K 41682. © June 27, 1912; 1 ce. June 28, 1912;
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 41687. K 48811. ,
© May 8; 1c. May 9; K 41745. Tightwaddo the monk. © June 13.
© May 9; 1c. May 10; K 41770. oh aah i a Rie a pets ©
M . .M - 1 ATR ipping ’em into the grandstand. (€C
© May 10; 1c. May 11; K 41789. | . "56 “1912; 1c Apr. 27, 1912; K
© May 11; 1c. May 13; K 41859. | 44969.
(© May 13; 1 c. May 14; K 41899. Too much of a good thing. © June
© May 14; 1c. May 15; K-41968. | 14, 1912; 1 c June 15, 1912; K 43320.
(© May 15; 1c. May 16; K 42028. Turning back flips with the weather.
© May 16; 1c. May 17; K 42046. | © May 16, 1912; 1 ¢. May 11, sone;
© May 17; 1 c. May 18; K 42106. | § oe i oh
, : - ir 491e7 ‘ying knots in string beans. May
© May 18;1.¢. May 20; 1 42167. | 30 "1919-1 ¢. May 31. 101) rin
© May 20; 1c. May 21; K 42259. Uncle Trusty [1912]:
© May 21: 1c. May 22; K 42351. Se. ,
ha a © May 30; 1 c. May 31; K 42619.
(C) May, 22: 1 ¢: May 243K 42357; iE
© June 3; 1c. June 4; K 42738.
© May 23; 1 ec. May 24; K 42403. i.
; i © June 15; 1 ec. June 17; K 43352.
(© May 24; 1c. May 25; K 42465. . ae e
© May 25: 1c. May 27: K 42499. © June 27; 1c. June 28; K 43818.
© May 27: 1c. May 28; K 42544,| US boys ee Bee's Nee
© May 28; 1 c. May 29; K 42580. © Apr. 5; 1 ¢ A oe
© May 29; 1c. May 31; K 42610. © Apr, 6; 1 c. Apr. 8; BaAsSs
© May 30; 1c. May 81; K 42612. © Apr. 8; 1 ¢ AD 2a
© May 31; 1c. June 1; K 42657. © Apr. 9; 1c. Apr 10; Me aeeam
© June 1; 1c. June 8; K 42709. © Apr. 10; 1 e Apr. 11; K 40594.
© June 5;1¢. June 6; K 42944. © Apr. 11; 1 « Apr. 12; K 40602.
© June 6; 1c. June7; K 42996. © Apr. 12; 1 ¢. Apr. 18; K 40708.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 43014. © Apr. 18; 1 c. Apr. 15; K 40799.
© June 10; 1c. June 11; K 43148. © Apr. 16; 1c. Apr. 17; K 40874.
© June 11; 1 c. June 12; K 43188. © Apr. 18; 1 ce. Apr. 19; K 40925.
© June 12; 1c. June 13; K 43224. © Apr. 22; 1 ¢ Apr. 23; K 41080.
© June 13; 1 ¢. June 14; K 48270. © May 28; 1c. May 29; K 42584.
© June 14; 1c. June 15; K 43321.
Speaking of back-lot scores. © June
21, 1912; 1 ec. June 22, 1912; K 43584.
Spirit of sport. © June 17, 1912;
le. June 18, 1912; K 48382.
Striking out with the bases full. ©
Apr 17, $012:: i ¢: Apr. 18.) 1902); 1k
40900.
Study of high jumper George Horine.
© June 7, 1912; 1c. June 8, 1912; K
43015.
Sweetness [1912]:
(© May 24; 1 ec. May 25;
© May
© May 2
K 42469.
< 42505.
42549.
We will now pass on to the next
cage. © May 3, 1912; 1 c. May 4,
1912; K 41474.
Well, 13 is lucky for Washington
anyway. © June 13, 1912; 1 c. June
14, 1912; K 438269.
What love stories are made of. ©
Apr. 25, 1912; 1c Apr. 26, 1032; K
41235.
When cupid rocks the see-saw. ©
June 3, 1912: 1 c« June 4, 12a)
42724.
When spring lingers in the lap of
summer. © June 6, 1912; 1 c. June
7, 1912; K 42995.
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“14611
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
While mentally canoeing on the lake
of Como. © May 22, 1912; 1c. May
25, 1912; K 42358.
While warming up for that 17th. ©
sume 25, 1912: 1 ¢. June 26, 1912; Is
48701.
While wondering if an egg plant
eackles. © May 29, 1912; 1 c May
31, 1912; K 42609.
While wondering who put the salt
im the ocean. © May 6, 1912; 1 «.
May 7, 1912; K 41661.
Who hit Cincinnati? © May 28,
TOI ec. May 29, 1912; K 42578.
Who'll win the pennant in the re-
publican league? © June 22,. 1912;
1c. June 24, 1912; K 438616.
With a little touch of springtime on
‘the lea. © May 2, 1912; 1 c. May 3,
1912; K 41442.
You can do a lot with a doughbag.
© June 28, 1912; 1 c. June 29, 1912;
K 43838.
You can’t tell where you’ll finish
when you start. © May 10, 1912; 1c.
May 11, 2912;'K 41790.
Zephyrs from the little island of
Somewhere. © June 27, 1912; 1 ce.
June 28, 1912; K 48812.
NATIONAL SCH. OF FASHION DRAWING,
New York. [14528
National guarantee. ©. Apr «| 8:
oot 2 ce Apr. 12; 1912: K: 40880.
NELKE (H. L.) & co., Philadelphia.
[14529
Togards idea has swept the world.
[Couple dining.] © Apr. 20, 1912; 2c.
Apr. 19, 1912; K 41361.
NeELSoN (AUBREY A.) Augusta, Me.
[14530, 14531
Thumb (Tom) and Dolly Midget.
Verpr 20,1912: We: -Apr. 22) 10.
May 6, 1912; J 169013.
wedding party. © Apr. 20,
mie Co Apr. 22, 1c. May ;6,) 1912:
J 169014.
NELSON (H. G.) Hoquiam, Wash.
“PPAS39
W. parade, Hoquiam,
2a NOUA Dey are it,
Part of 1s) W.
Wash. © Mar.
pol? 3, 16(6TT.
(NELs M.) Clintonville, Wis.
[14533
Bastian (Rev.) © May 4, 1912; 2
e. May 7, 1912; J 168958.
NELSON
NEUNER COo., Los Angeles. [14534
From legends del Camino Real; San
Gabriel mission bells. © Apr. 3, 1912;
Ze, Apr: 29, 1912:' K 43125.
NEW ERA PUBLISHING COMPANY, War-
renton, N. C. [14535
Monument of Anne Carter Lee,
daughter of General Robert HE. Lee,
Warren County, N. C... © May 27,
1912; 2 e. May 29, 1912; K: 42569.
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD CoO.) New York.
[14536-14611
Before and after [1912]:
© June 10; 1c. June 12; K 43198.
© June 17; 1c. June 18; K 43412.
For this have we daughters [1912]:
© May 18;1c. May 20; K 42174.
© May 22; 1c. May 28; K 42378.
© May 25; 1 c. May 27; K 42508.
© May 29; 1 c. May 31; K 42625.
© June 1; 1c. June 38; K 42720.
© June 5; 1.¢. June 6; K 42953.
© June 8: 1c. June 10; K 438116.
© June 12; 1¢. June 18; K 43237.
© June 15; 1c. June 17; K 43354.
© June 19;1c¢. June 20; K 43473.
© June 22; 1c. June 24; K 43640.
© June 26; 1c. June 27; K 43853.
Iceberg which sank the Titanic. ©
Ar Wate LO. he)! Apr: 19) o1On2 + KK
40929.
Love before and after
[1912]:
© May 17; 1 c. May 18; K 42172.
© May 20; 1c May 22; K 42870.
© May 24; 1c. May 25; K 42474.
© May 27; 1c. May 28; K 42558.
© May 31; 1c. June 3; K 42718.
© June 3; 1c. June 4; K 42784.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 43021.
© June 14; 1c June 15; K 48327.
© June 21: 1c. June 24; K 43639.
© June 24; 1c. June 25; K 43666.
© June 28; 1c. June 29; K 43856.
Pudge Perkins pet’s [1912]:
© Apr. 4; 1c. Apr. 6; K 40462.
© Apr. 9; 1c. Apr. 10; K 40590.
© Ape. 11 pi ue. | Apr. 13. K 40709.
@© Apri 16; 1c. Apr. 18;_K 40905.
© Apr. 18; 1 ec. Apr. 19; K 41088.
© Apr. 23; 1c Apr. 24; K 41174.
© Apr. 25; 1 ce. Apr. 26; K 41244.
marriage
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14611 pt. Iv, D.S., Vv. 7
NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD co.)—Continued.
Pudge Perkins pet’s [1912]—Contd.
© Apr. 30; 1c. May 1; K 41406.
© May 2;16¢c. May 4; K 41482.
© May 7; 1c. May 8; K 41693.
© May 9; 1c. May 10; IX 41778.
© May 14; 1c. May 15; K 41977.
© May 21; 1c. May 22; K 42371.
© May 28; 1c. May 29; K 42589.
© June 4; 1c. June 5; K 42856.
NEW YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Brick Bodkin’s pa [1912]:
© May 12; 1 c. May 13; K 41870.
© May 19; 1 ¢. May 21; K 42262.
© May 26; 1c. May 27; K 42513.
© June 2; 1¢ June. 4; Kao
© June 9; 1c. June 11; K 48160.
© June 16; 1c. June 18; K 43406.
© June 23; 1c. June 24; K 48634.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]:
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© June 25; 1c. June 27; K 43852. © Apr. 5; 1 ¢. Apr. 8; K 40460.
Trials of Editor Mouse [1912]: © Apr. 6; 1c. Apr. 8; K 40461.
© Apr. 12: 1 ¢ Apr. 13: K 40708. © Apr. 8; 1c. Apr. 10; Ik 40525,
© Apr. 17; 1. Apr. 197 K 40930. © Apr. 9; 1 ¢. Apr. 10; K 40589.
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When a man’s married [1912]: © Apr. 28; 1c. Apr. 29; K 41290.
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© May 2; 1c.
©: May 3): ies
© May 4;1€¢.
© May 5;1€e.
© May 6;1.¢.
© May 7; 1c.
© May 8;1e.
© May 9; 1c.
© May 10; 1c.
© May lisa ci
© May }12;.1 ¢.
© May 18; 1 ¢.
© May 14; 1c.
© May 15; 1c.
May 4; K 41481.
May 6; K 41552.
May 6; K 41553.
May 6; KK 41554.
May 7; K 41669.
May 8; Ik 41694.
May 9; K 41783.
May 10; K 41777.
May 11; K 4097.
May 18; KK 41867.
May 138; K 41868.
May 15; K 41975.
May 15; K 41976.
May 16; K 42036.
© May 25; 1c. May 27; K 42509.
© May 30; 1c. May 31; K 42626.
© June 1; 1c. June 8; K42719.
© June 6; 1c. June 7; K 43003.
© June 9; 1c. June 11; K 43158.
© June 13; 1c. June 14; K 48276.
© June 16; 1c. June 18; K 43413.
© June 24; 1c. June 25; K 43665.
© June 27; 1c. June 28; K 43854.
New YORK HERALD CO., Jersey City,
New York. [14612-14880
After dark [1912]:
© Apr. 7; 1c. Apr. 9; K 40512.
© Apr. 14; 1 ¢. Apr. 15; K 40811.
264
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 2, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
14611
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Con.
K 42055.
K 42171.
K 42175.
42260.
42374.
42375.
K 42376.
K 42413.
K 42478.
K 42510.
K 42511.
K 42552.
K 42588.
K 42622.
K 426238.
© May 16;1¢.
© May 17; 1c.
© May 18; 1c.
© May 19;1¢.
© May 20;1e.
May 21>, 1-¢.
© May 22:1.
Gi May 23-1. c.
© May 24;1c.
© May 25; 1.
© May 26; 1c.
© May 27;1¢.
© May 28; 1c.
© May 29; 1c.
© May 380; 1.
May 17;
May 18;
May 20;
May 21;
May 22;
May 22;
May 23;
May 24;
May 25;
May 27;
May 27;
May 28;
May 29;
May 31;
May 31;
K
K
K
©-May 31; 1c. June 3;:K 42715.
tune i> 1c. June 3:K 42716:
tune 2-1 ec. June 4: K 42761:
© June 3; 1c. June 4; K 42762.
© June 4; 1c. June 5; K 42855.
© June 5; 1c. June 6; K 42952.
© June 6; 1c. June 7; K 43004.
© June 7; 1c. June 8; K 43022.
© June 8; 1c. June 10; K 48117.
© June 9; 1c. June 11; K 43164.
K 438199.
K 43234.
Th 43235.
K 48277.
K 43326.
K 43353.
K 48410.
K 43411.
K 43448.
K 43474.
K 438569.
K 438630.
K 48631.
K 43632.
K 43664.
K 48848.
K 48849.
K 48850.
K 43851.
© June 10; 1c.
© June 11; 1c.
© June 12;1¢.
ey aunme 18.1 ¢:
© June 14;1¢.
© June 15; 1c.
© June 16;1c.
©) tune 17: 1c.
© June 18;1¢.
© June 19: 1c.
© June 20; 1.
© June-21 se.
©’ Pune 22; 1c.
June 23: 1 ¢.
© June 24;1¢.
© June 25;1¢.
© June 26; 1c.
© June 27; 1c.
© June 28; 1c.
June 12;
June 12;
June 13;
June 14;
June 15;
June 17;
June 18;
June 18;
June 19;
June 20;
June 21;
June 24;
June 24;
June 24;
June 25;
June 27;
June 27;
June 28;
June 29;
Fashion section, Apr. 7, 1912:
Charming
rangement
shown
of
straw.—Delightful
striped material
in this model.—For milady’s
ar-
is
dressing table-—Lovely manner of plac-
ing feathers on a yonng girl’s hat.—
New skirt fulness is obtained here by
NEw YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, Apr. 7, 1912—Con.
ruffles, gathers and pleats.—One of
the new large straw hats with a single
ornament.—Pretty and girlish lines
for a bridesmaid.—Skirt flounces, a
drop sleeve seam and the flowered
taffeta.—Small straw hat gets its stun-
ning effect from the very large feather
ornament.—Two tone straw hat, the
facing of the darker straw, and large
wired velvet bow. © Apr. 7, 1912;
1c. each Apr. 9, 1912; K 40515-40524.
April 21, 1912:
Back view of evening wrap.—Beauti-
ful brocated material will be used
for summer evening wraps.—Black
straw rolled sailor.—Dark blue straw
hat on latest lines.—Drapery seems
the most natural transition from the
too tight skirts.—Girlish simplicity is
the keynote of this dress, front view.—
New collar and rever is most attrac-
tive—Some of the panniers are so
demure.—There are many tentative
and artistic efforts toward the second
republic flounces.—To wear over the
one-piece summer frock. © Apr. 21,
1912; 1 c. each Apr. 23, 1912; K 41099-—
41108.
May 5, 1912:
Drapery that does not alter the
long sweeping lines may always be
used.—Evening wrap of woven beaded
material.yIn the latest hats, facings
are pleated or fulled on.—Leghorn
straw with brim edge of overbound
ribbon, faced with fulled tulle.—Lin-
den green hemp straw, trimmed with
green and blue.——Shoulder drapery,
dropping in pointed fashion below the
belt, gives a most graceful long line.—
Slanting trimming edges are becoming
if contrasting colors are used. [Front
and back views.]—Slashing the short
tunie makes it more becoming to most
girls—Some of the new tam shapes
are most original—Summer hat of
filet net crown gathered in tam
fashion.—There is no line, trimming
or drapery to detract from the height
of the figure.—This one-piece frock
proportions the figure nicely. © May
Gia? 1) e:-@ach + May 6, 1912: 1K
41555-41567.
May 19, 1912:
Arrangement of pleats on this model
is very interesting. [Two views.]—
Box pleats are'well placed to give the
season’s necessary added dress ful-
ness. [Two views.]—Facing large
silk will be smart
this summer.—Lace around the brim
edge is a season’s style note.—Latest
straw hats with
265
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14611
NEW YoRK HERALD Cco.—Continued.
Fashion section, May 19, 1912—Con.
hair dressing hint.—Odd auto hood
of Manilla, old rose velvet and roses.—
Pannier drapery gives a dainty quaint-
ness to this costume.—Some of the
hats are extremely large.—Very at-
tractive manner of using narrow box
pleats is shown here.—White em-
broidered batiste over transparent net
frame.—White lace over bright green
slip is this season’s fancy. © May 19,
493:2 > aL me. eachis Maty 21, 2) 19RD: 1K
42266-42270, 42278-42285.
June 2, 1912:
Beauty patch.—Facing the hat with
transparent chiffon is one of the novel
millinery effects of the summer.—Frew
folds only.—Graceful example of un-
der brim trimming.—Heavier silks of
corded weave are fashionable. [Front
and back views.]—It is necessary for
the hair to be carefully dressed for
these smart and simple hats.—New
collar and jabot.—New fluted. skirt
pleats.—New uncurled feathers.—
One of the fashionable black trimmed
white coats.—One of the unusual
dresses often seen at the Longchamps
race course.—One sided drapery is
used, combined, with decorations of
worsted flowers and hand painted chif-
fon.—Pannier simplicity. [Front and
back views.]—Sleeves are cleverly in-
troduced in this cape-like wrap of
cerise and white liberty satin.—Some
models show a Ssearf-like drapery.
Sometimes the drapery hardly shows
in front.—Valenciennes lace and Brus-
sels embroidery combined over pale
blue silk. [Front and back views.]—
White coat is the latest mode. ©
June 2, 1912; 1 ¢. of each June 4,
1912; K 42735-42755.
June 16, 1912.
Embroidered square chiffon train is
satin lined but separate.—Girlish hair
dressing.—More elaborate style of ra-
tine coat, satin Jined.—One of the new
ratine cloth coats for motoring or sea
travel.—New supple moire silk is used
for hat trimmings and facings.—Outer
pointed train is weighted by embroid-
ery and a_ tassel. [Front and back
views.]—Painted sash is a new note
op a white embroidered linen batiste
dress.—Pretty beach costume.—Robes-
pierre collar and revers in black satin
on a white silk cashmere dress.-—Taf-
feta frocks show very open hand en-
broideries.—This two pointed train
has the appearance of sash ends.—
Very latest novelty is a new style ac-
cordion pleating seen on the smartest
DTV Desa
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, June 16, 1912—Con.
imported models. [Front and back
view ].—White chiffon English eyelet
embroidery and with king’s blue is
strikingly combined. © June 16, 1912:
1 «@ of each June 18, 1912; K 43390-
42404.
Miss Meddle [1912]:
© Apr. 21; 1 ¢ Apr. 233 S10or
© Apr. 28; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41295)
© May 5; 1 @ May G: kh 4ib@
Mr. Twee Deedle [1912]:
© Apr. 7; 1 « Apr. 9; K 40508;
© Apr. 14; 1 © Apr, 15> KesGsi2
© Apr. 21; 1 © Apr 23. hao
(©. Apr. 28; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41296.
© May 5; 1 ¢. May 6G: Keates:
© May 12; 1 c. May 13; K 41873.
© May 19; 1c May 21; K 42261.
© May 26; 1 c. May 27; K 42516.
(© June 2; 1c June 4; K 42756.
© June 9; 1 ¢. June 11; K 48168.
© June 16; 1c. June 18; K 43405.
© June 23; 1c. June 24; K 486387.
Paris fashions, April 14, 1912:
Black picture hat faced and trimmed
with pink.—Just a touch of drapery
[Three quarter and back views.J]—
Simple way to drape a striped taf-
feta.—Straight front feathers are new
on hats.—There is just a touch of
drapery in this skirt.—Velvet faced
straw hat trimmed very flatly. ©
Apr. 14, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 15, 1912;
K 40818-40819.
April 28, 1912.
Beads are sewn to the robe in close
parallel rows and form a_ beautiful
scroll design—Gray and blue is the
color combination used on this pic-
turesque hat.—Little rose frock (on
pannier lines): rose trimmed.—New
silk straw is used on this small hat.—
Silk coatee worn with the diaphanous
skirts.—Skirt drapery is simple, but
very smart on many taffeta tailored
suits. © Apr. 28, 1912; 1. e.eaghe Apr
29, 1912; K 41297-41302.
May 12, 1912:
Dotted muslin and embroidered net;
effective decoration of old blue ribbon
aud red silk roses.—Emerald green
tuffeta in attractive lines for a slender
figure—On up-to-date lines, this silk
jacket is prettily self-trimmed.—Silk
procaded jacket particularly good for
a stout figure.—White silk voile and
266
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
14892
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Paris fashions, May 12, 1912—Contd.
blue bordered foulard touched up with
green. © May 12, 1912; 1c. each May
18, 1912; K 41874-41878.
May) 29, 1912:
Added skirt fulness is shown in this
evening gown of rose pink and pearls.
[Two views. ]—Daintiness itself is this
attractive frock for a young girl.—Of
Greuzelike simplicity, this girlish danc-
ing frock.—Original dress for a youth-
ful figure.—Taffeta tailor made on
Jatest lines—When the slender woman
is long waisted a high waist line is
becoming. © May 19, 1912; 1 c. each
May 21, 1912; K 42271-42277.
Paris style novelties. 1-8. © May
po, 1912: 1 c. of each May 27, 1912;
Ik 42517-42524.
Paris styles:
Back view of evening gown with
lace jacket.—Bias folds bind the edges
of even the afternoon one-piece frocks.
—Cutaway jacket effect is seen even
on evening gowns.—Handkerchief lineu
heavily embroidered with padded
grapes.—Plain and striped taffeta is
cleverly combined.—Shadow lace ruf-
fles and spangled tunic. [Front and
back views. ]—Sprigged taffeta and the
simple pannier. © June 9, 1912; 1 «.
of each June 11, 1912; K 43165-43172.
Percy [1912]:
1) Apr. 7: 1c. Apr. 9; K 40513.
© Apr. 14; 1c. Apr. 15; K 40808.
Apr, 21: 1 e Apr.:23; K 41098:
© Apr. 28; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41292.
© May 5; 1c. May 6; K 41572.
© May 12; 1c. May 18; K 41869.
© May 19; 1 c. May 21; K 42265.
© May 26; 1c. May 27; K 42512.
© June 2;1c. June 4; K 42760.
© June 9; 1e. June 11; K 43159.
© June 16; 1 c. June 18; K 43409.
© June 23; 1c. June 24; K 48633.
Terrors of the Tiny Tads [1912]:
© Apr. 1; 1c. Apr.:9;.K 40514,
© Apr. 14; 1 c. Apr. 15; K 40810.
© Apr. 21; 1c. Apr. 23; K 41096.
© Apr. 28; 1c. Apr. 29; K 41294.
© May 5; 1c. May 6; K 41570.
© May 12; 1c. May 13; K 41871.
© May 19; 1 c. May 21; K 42263.
© May 26; 1c. May 27; K 42514.
© June 2;1c. June 4; K 42758.
© June 9; 1c¢. June 11; K 48161.
NEW YORK HERALD Co.—Continued.
Terrors of the Tiny Tads [1912]—
Continued.
© June 16; 1c. June 18: K 43407.
© June 23; 1c. June 24: K 43635.
Uncle Mun [1912]:
© Apr. 7; 1 ¢ Apr. 9: K 40510.
© Apr. 14; 1 c Apr. 15; K 40809.
© Apr. 21; 1 c. Apr.+23: K 41095.
© Apr. 28; 1 c. Apr. 29; K 41298.
© May 5;1¢c. May 6; K 41569.
© May 12; 1 ce. May 18; K 41872.
© May 19; 1 ce. May 21; K 42264,
© May 26; 1 ce. May 27: K 42515.
© June 2; 1c. June 4; K 42759.
© June 9;1¢. June 11; K 43162.
© June 16; 1c. June 18; K 43408.
© June 23; 1c. June 24; K 48636.
NEW YorRK TIMES co., New York.
[14881-14891
Impressions of the passing show
[1912]:
© Apr. 7; 1c. Apr. 8; K 40464.
© May 26; 1c. May 29; K 42590.
(©) Fare 2°) 1 cs June 10: °K 43118.
© June 9; 1c. June 10; K 48119.
© June 16; 1¢. June 18; K 43414.
© June 23; 1c. June 26> K 48707.
Impressions of the Times caricatur-
ist abroad [1912]:
©) Apr. 28; 1 ce Apr: 30; K 41355.
© May 5; 1c. May 6; K 41573.
© May 19; 1 c. May 21; K 42245.
Rooseveltiana. © Apr. 14, 1912; 1
e. Apr. 15, Tot? 5K 40820.
Tafts inferno. © Apr. 21, 1912; 1c.
Apr. 24, 1912; K 41176.
Newton & co., London, England.
[14892-14926
[35 photographs] :
Adoration of the Magi.—Adoration
of the shepherds.—Angel appearing to
the shepherds.—Ann the prophetess.—-
Annunciation. —- Carpenter’s shop. —
Departure from the temple.—Flight
into Egypt.—Found in the temple.—
Herod inquiring of the scribes.—Herod
is troubled.—Holy child in the manger.
—Holy family leave home.—Jesus at
prayer.—Jesus at work.—Jesus help-
ing his mother.—Joseph adoring the
Holy Child.—Joseph is warned in a
dream.—Joseph seeks a lodging.—
Magi before Herod.—Magi journeying.
—Magi present their gifts—Mary
praising God.—Mary saluting Hliza-
267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14927
pt. TV, a8. Wort
NEWTON & co.—Continued.
[35 photographs ]—Continued.
beth.— Mary seeks Elizabeth. — No
room in the inn.—Presentation in the
temple.—Repose in Egypt. Shepherds
return home.—Shepherds set forth to
Bethlehem.—Shepherds watching their
flocks.—Simeon praises God.—Virgin’s
dream.—Virgin’s meditation.—Virgin’s
submission. © Dee. 15, 1911; 2 «.
each June 8, 1912; J 170093-170127.
NicHotas (F. 8S.) Menominee, Mich.
[14927
[Diagram of spinal column.] ©
May SL 19t2 =" 2eel Sone, 2a tigi Ae
43517.
NicHoLAS & DEwItTz, Chicago. [14928
Indian girl. © June 1, 1912; 2 «.
June 8, 1912; K 42675.
Nix (Harry E.) Big Rapids, Mich.
[14929
Ferris (Prof. W. N.) © May 4,
1912; 2 ec. May 8, 1912; J 169031.
NotF AND LeEac, San Francisco.
[14930
San Francisco. Director post card.
©, May 18, 1912; 2 ce. May 25, 1912;
KK 42426.
NOLLEY ADVERTISING AGENCY, New
York. [14931, 14932
[History and time, Chickering pi-
anos] © Apr. 15, 1912; 2 c May 4,
1912; K 42042.
[Prairie schooner] © Apr. 15,1912;
2 c. May 4, 1912; K 42048.
Norcross (JUNE), New York.
[14933, 14934
May your birthday be a glad and
JGVOUS + one. )4G)s Apr: 15,5 1992s ane
Apr. 18, 1912; K 40881.
Oh we will sing and we will say.
Apr ho 1912 2°" Ap. Ts, ete. aS
AN882.
Norris (JoHn) New York.
Norris (John) © 1.
1912; J 170134.
NortH (A. ALtviIn), Greenville, O.
[14936
Presidential forecast 1912. © Apr.
12, 1912: 2c, Apr; 18, 1912; K 40696.
NortH AMERICAN Co., Philadelphia.
[14937-14948
tales of Kaptin Kiddo
[14985
June 10,
Turr’ble
11912]:
© Apr. 7; 2c. Apr. 8; K 40488.
© Apr. 14; 2c. Apr. 15; K 407384.
© Apr. 21; 2c. Apr. 28; K 411384.
9
—
68
NortH AMERICAN co.—Continued.
Turr’ble tales of Kaptin Kiddo
[1912 |—Continued.
© Apr. 28; 2 c. Apr. 29; K 41276.
© May 4; 2 ec. May 6; K 41533.
© May 12; 2c. May 18; K 41854.
© May 19; 2 c. May 20; K 42177.
© May 26; 2 c. May 27; K 42486.
© June 2; 2c. June 3; K 42681.
© June 9; 2c. June 10; K 43091.
© June 16; 1¢. June 17; K 43343.
© June 23; 1c. June 24; K 43602.
NorTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COM-
PANY, New York. [14949
West Indies winter cruises. © June
25, 1912; 2 c. June 27, 19127 K 4ar7u.
NORTHERN PHOTO co., Wausau, Wis.
[14950-14966
Aeroplane in flight. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2e. May 4, 1912; J 169015.
[2 photographs]:
Wausau, Wis., baseball team, W.-I.
league.—Wausau, Wis., the new Yaw-
key baseball park. © May 14, 1912; 2
e. each May 23, 1912; J 169473-169475.
[4 photographs]:
Friendship, Wis., bird’s-eye view in
the railroad district, 16—Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., Johnson and Hill com-
pany’s department store, 202.—Nece-
dah, Wis., northwestern depot, 41.—
Wyeville, Wis., scene in, 2. © Apr.
15,1912; 2 c. each May oii
168932, 168936—-168988.
[10 photographs] :
For prosperity it’s, 4—Grand Rap-
ids, Wis., Grand ave. east, 201.—Ski
sport.—Some industries of, 5.—Some
schools of, 2.—Souvenir of, 3.—Sports
of the north.—Wausau, Wis., interior
St. Stephens German Lutheran church,
155.—Wausau, Wis., St. Stephen’s Ger-
man Lutheran church, 156.—Wausau,
Wis., Telephone bldg., 157. © Apr. 5,
1912; 2c. each May 6, 1912; J 1689338-.
168935, 168989-168945.
KNITTING co. Minne-
apolis. [14967-14972
Munsing union suits. [Six children
roller skating in union suits.] © Apr.
1, 1912: 2 @ Apr. 11, 19125 2 aie.
Munsing wear. [Five children sail-
ing dressed in union suits.] © Apr.
1, 1912; 2c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40720.
[Little boy sitting on the world,
dressed in union suit.}] © Apr. 1,
1912; 2c. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40718.
NORTH WESTERN
BO 2, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
15019
NORTHWESTERN KNITTING Co.—Contd.
[Pillow fight between eight
children in union suits.}] © Apr. 1,
fore 2c. Apr. 4,,1912: K 40721.
—— [Six children and wagon, play-
ing horse in union suits.] © Apr. 1,
tone 2 e Apr. 11, 1912; K 40722.
[Two children on velocipede
dressed in union suits.] © Apr. 1
1912; 2 ec. Apr. 4, 1912; K 40719.
NoweELt & Rocnon, Seattle.
[14973, 14976
Banquet given by Knights of Colum-
bus, Faurot hall, Seattle, Mar. 3, 1912.
opApre2, 1912: 2.c Apr. 8, 1912: 7
167935.
Four ages of man politically. ©
meget 1919: 2. ¢@. May. 27, 19125 5
1696387.
Four seasons of man politically. ©
Mays, 1912;°2 ce. May 238, 1912; 7
169509.
Zeeuw international: prize herd. ©
Minny 24, 1912-2 ec May 27, 19125 5
169688.
Noyes (fF. F.) Sharon, Mass. .
[14977-14979
[3 photographs] :
Galatea.—Hebe.—Tanagra. © Mar.
aoe Cc. each Apr: 8, 191235
167955-167957.
O’Connor (D’ARCY) New York.
[149S0
Burns (Marcia) © Apr. 11, 1912;
2c. May 1, 1912; K 41407.
GESTREICHER BROTHERS, New York.
[14981
One week only. © June 20, 1912;
2c. June 21, 1912; K 43519.
OGDEN (HaroLD CoE) Holly, Colo.
[14982
Diagram for the rapid calculation of
hay in the stack. © Apr. 13, 1912; 1
ag t5,.1912- I 970.
O’HAvER (HERBERT HowArD), Ponca,
Okla, [14983
Ponca city [Okla.] cyclone. © Apr.
Br, 1912: 2 ce. May 27, 1912; J 169655.
OLMSTEAD (GEORGE C.) Virginia, Minn.
[14984
Curves for determining adjustments
of pantographic form of reducing mo-
tion for engine indicator. © 1c. Apr.
25, 1912:-1 975.
OLseN (L. A.) Bingham Canyon, Utah.
[14985
Utah copper mine, Bingham Canyon.
tah. © May 2, 1912; 2c May 6,
1912; J 168960.
Oxtson (O. S.) Darlington, Wis. Dar-
lington, Wis.: [14986-14991
Arrival of last company.—First com-
pany of the 2,000 soldiers marching
through Darlington.—Soldiers’ camp
south of Darlington.—Soldiers getting
their bedding. — Soldiers marching
through Darlington.—U. S. Regulars
marching through Darlington. © June
12, 1912; 2 c. each June 24, 1912; J
170484-170489.
ONEIDA COMMUNITY co. Oneida, N. Y.
[14992
Community of interest. © Apr. 6,
1912; 2 ce Apr. 12, 1912; K 40694.
OrR (ADELBERT FE.) Old Town, Me.
[14998-15019
Andrews (Nicholas) Penobscot tribe,
Oy May is) 1912" 2.6, Apr) 18, 19125 J
168255.
Big Thunder (Chief) Penobscot
tribe of Indians. © Mar. 29, 1912;
2c. Apr. 1, 1912; J 167644.
Big Thunder, late chief Penobscot
ire: |. 4@”) Mar: 2951992" 2 ¢@° Apr. 1,
1912; J 167646.
Big Thunder, Penobscot tribe. ©
Man 29), tO 2s 2 ee Apr, 1: 1912= J
167647.
Dena (George) Penobscot tribe. ©
Mass! 290 OED 2 ve. TA 1 TOLD si
167640.
Dena (George) Penobscot tribe of
Indians. © Mar. 29, 1912; 2 ec. Apr.
A AGT 2 hd PETES,
Francis (Ha. Gov. Joe) Penobscot
tribe, 1; '2.)©.May 1, 1912;.2 c. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168250, 168253.
Francis (Ha. Gov. N. M.) and wife,
Penobscot tribe, A to E.. © Mar. 29,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 1, 1912; J 167636,
167637, 167641, 1676438, 167650.
—_- Penobscot tribe. © Mar. 29,
ADA e Bel Amr a O12) J 1GTG39.
Gabriel (Newell) Penobscot tribe, 1,
2. © May 1, 1912; 2 c. each Apr. 18,
1912; J 168251, 168257.
Neptune (Clara) Penobscot tribe, 1,
2 WO May 1, 1912: 2 ¢ each Apr. 18,
1912; J 168258, 168259.
Nicholar (Irene) Penobscot tribe.
©) Mar:| 29, 1912. 2c. Apr. 1, 19125 Ji
167635.
Nicholar (Irene) Penobscot tribe
of Indians. © Mar. 29, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
1, 1912; J 167648.
Nicholar (Joe) © Mar. 29, 1912;
2c. Apr. 1, 1912; J 1676838.
269
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15020
Orpr (ADELBERT F.)—Continued.
Nicholas (Louis) Penobscot tribe.
©. Mar. .29,.1912.- .2.¢.. Apr. 4, 19825» J
167651.
Penobscot tribe of Indians. ©
Mar: 29, 1912): 2--ex- Ager. 1 AGA sd
167645.
Shay (Rep. Sebatus) Penobscot
tribe. © May 1, 1912; 2 c Apr. 18,
1912; J 168254.
Snow (John) Penobscot tribe. ©
Nay, se A OUD 2 eo Age hs. Oa si)
168251.
———.Penobscot tribe... © May 1,
1992: "2" ec. Apr 1S) 1912 3S TOSaio,
Sockalexis (Louis) Penobscot tribe
of Indians. © Mar. 29, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
to 1 O02" de TOTGE2.
ORRO MANUFACTURING CO., New York.
[15020
Library of Orro dies. © Apr. 24,
1912; 2 ¢e. Apr. 26, 1912; K 41245.
OSBORNE CO., New York. [15021-15031
Beatrix. © Apr. 18, 1912; 2 e. Apr.
22, AGTZ; SF 108399.
First Gentlemen of Virginia. [
114 colored print] © June 3, 1912;
e. June 8, 1912; K 43011.
Leirst. step im. life] (© Apt sak
1912; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1912; K 40724.
Good listener [6 x 8 colored print].
© June 8, 1912; 2c. June 8, 1912; K
43012.
—— [9 x 12 colored print]. © June
8, 1912; 2 ce. June 8, 1912; K 48018.
Your first steps. © June 8, 1912;
2 ec. June Ad, 19I2¢ Ke 438124.
Harriet Gratton and her colt Kayo.
[8 sizes.]—Lilies of Sharon.—Rose of
Sharon. © May 18, 1912; 2 c. each
May 21, 1912; K 42223-42297.
T? xX
2
[15032-15052
Conroy (Miss) 96683—A, C, 97964—
AWWA, BBB) COC: DDN, Bi. ©
Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ce. each Apr. 24, 1912;
J 168574-168585.
Leonard (Josephine) 98113 B, D,
G and M. © May 1, 1912; 2 c. each
May 18, 1912; J 169370-1693738.
Mikado (The) 97948, 97959. ©
Apr. 1, 1912; 2. ¢: each Apr. 15; 1912); J
168176, 168177.
Slaughter (Miss) 97275-AA, BB,
CC. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each Apr.
24, 1912; J 168571-168573.
PacH BRosS., New York.
9)
—
pt. 1¥. DY Sve 7
Pack Bros. & INTERNATIONAL NEWS,
New York. [15053
Taft (Pres. W. H.) signing Arizona
statehood bill. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 ce.
Feb. 16, 1912; J 169267.
PaGceETT (C. H.), Moundsville, W. Va.
[15054
Jims’ Run cabin. © Apr. 5, 1912:
e. Mar. 25, 1912; J 168201.
PAINE STUDIO, Washington.
[15055, 15056
Butt (Maj. Archibald C.). © May
2,1912; 2 c. May 2, 1912: J 168862.
Columbus memorial. © June 6,
1912; 2c. June 7, 19127 ia
PALADIN (ARTHUR), Albany. [15057
Ross (Betsy), maker of the first
American flag. © Mar. 28, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 8, 1912; K 41617.
PALEN (FRANK), Caledonia, Minn.
[15058
Caledonia, [Minn.], Hailings, June
14, 1912. © Jume 15, 1912: 2°e@ game
£7, 1012's 5 (ORB:
PALFREY (G. E.), St. Louis.
[15059, 15060
St. Louis Browns, 1912. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2°c. Apr. 27, 1912: 9 foseae
St. Louis Cardinals, 1912. © May
20, 1912; 2 « May 20, 1912: J 16928).
PaLMER (C. M.), New York. [15061
Officers of I. A. F. E. at St. Louis,
Mo., Apr. 9, 1912, to prepare for Den-
ver convention. © Apr. 12, 1912; 2-e.
Apr. 24, 1912; K 41116.
PALMERSTON (Harry F.), Santa Mo-
nica, Cal. [15062
Fighting for the lead. © May 2,
1912; 2 e May 8, 1912; J 169454.
PALMITER (EF. M.), Janesville, Wis.
[150638
Ready for the campaign. © Apr.
16, 1912; 2:¢. Apr. 15, 1912 9 ae
9
PALMQUIST & WAROLIN, Milaca, Minn.
[15064-15073
Milaca, Minn.:
Congregational
wegian Lutheran church,
19, 1912; 2 c. each Apr.
168455, 168456.
[S photographs] :
Bird’s-eye view part of country
northeast of town, Milaca, Minn., 13.—
Enjoying the national game out in the
country, 2 miles south of Milaca,
Minn.—Foreston, Minn., Foreston ho-
tel, 2—Foreston, Minn., Main st., 3.—
chureh, 10.—Nor-
17. “QAR.
22, Soe,
70
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
PALMQUIST & WaAROLIN—Continued.
[S photographs ]—Continued.
Foreston, Minn., M. E. church, 4.—
Milaca, Minn., Arlington hotel, farm-
ers’ land co. and Presley drug store,
7.—Milaca, Minn., part of business
street, 1.—Milaca, Minn., St. Paul and
Duluth crossing Rum River, 15. ©
mor. 18, 1912; 2c. each. Apr. 22, 1912;
J 168452-168454, 168457-168461.
PANOSIAN (ARAM), Boston.
[15074-15076
[Three colored post cards.] You
don’t know beans until you come to
Boston: © May 1, 1912; 2c. each Apr.
1, 1912; K 40775-40777.
PanzeER (CHARLES W.), Lake Mills,
Wis. [15077
Lake Mills, Wis., park. © June 18,
1912; 2c June 19, 1912; J 170322.
Parritr (Wm.), Goshen, Ind. [15078
Goshen, Ind., high school class 1912.
© May 13, 1912; 2c. May 14, 1912; J
169544.
Park & TiLForD, New York. [15079
Ready, it’s Park & Tilford’s. ©
May 13, 1912; 2 c. May 18, 1912; K
42338.
Parks (R. E.), Culpeper, Va.
[15080, 15081
What men go crazy about. © June
21, 1912: 2c June 14, 1912; K 430535.
What women go crazy about. ©
June 21, 1912; 2 c. June 14, 1912; K
43536.
Partin (W. E.) Weld, Me.
[15082, 15083
Six calves born at one birth on Nov.
5, 1911, at Weld, Maine, A, B.
May 13, 1912; 2 c. each May 15, 1912;
J 169232, 169233.
Parrick (F. A.) & co., Duluth, Minn.
[15084
New York Giants in their Patrick-
Duiuth Mackinaw coats. © Apr. 23,
1912: 2c. Apr. 25, 1912; J 168602.
PaTTtEN (LEONARD) London. [15085
Old curiosity shop. © June 19,
1912; 2c. June 29, 1912; K 48857.
PatTToNs srupio, Macon, Ga. [15086
Raising the flag, camp John B. Gor-
Bdon, U. ©. V. reunion. © May 10,
1912; 2 ec. May 15, 1912; J 169234.
53034—12——_8
15120
PEASE (HERBERT W.), Lee, Mass.
[15087, 15088
[2 Photographs]:
Alert game warden.—Nature’s ways
in the Berkshires. © May 21, 1912;
2 ee. each May 23, 1912; J 169507-—
168508.
Precok (A. E.), Pueblo, Cal.
D-E-L-I-G-H-T-E-D. (Eyes Bohan ema: 5
1912; 2.e June To, 19%2: JaGS9CL.
PELTON (HeErsBert W.) Asheville, N. C.
[15090
Craggy Mountains, from grounds of
Blue Ridge ass’n., Black Mt., N. C.
© Apr. 7, 1912; 2 ec. Apr. 10, 1912; J
168048.
PENROSE (W. FEF.) Chicago. [i5091
Axial neutralizing aid. The Pen-
rose design. © Apr. 1, 1912; 1c. Apr.
24, 1912; I 988.
PERIN (FLORENCE
Mass. [15092
Easter greeting. [Girl amid lilies.]
© VA. 5) a912: 2 ‘ce. Apr) 15; 1912;
Ik 40735.
PERRIN (FRANK) Boston
[15098, 15094
Kearsarge (U. S. S.) © Apr. 1,
1OI2 Zien Apres I22 1902" J 168105.
Old Fairbanks house (Dedham). ©
Ari a hOroe De Apr ts AGE? 2: of
[15089
H.) Brookline,
168104.
PERRY (WALTER L. G. v. B.) New
York. [15095
Pedro Miguel lock, Canal Zone. ©
1c. May 7, 1912; J 168961.
PERSKIE (J. H.), Philadelphia. [15096
Jackson (William P.) © Mar. 12,
1912; 2c. June 17, 1912; J 170296.
PETERSON (KH. C.) Parsons, Kan.
[15097-15100
Parsons, Kan., Katy depot, 14. ©
Mar. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Mar. 26, 1912;
J 167966-167969.
Pretty (Gero. B.), Chicago.
[15101-15120
Apple Blossoms. © May 31, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170501.
Asleep. © Mar. 31, 1911; 2 c June
24 AOI = F UFO505.
Baby Bunting. © Oct. 31, 1911; 2
ca dune 24, 1912; J 170511.
Children’s hour. © Feb. 28, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170509.
Cradle King. © Apr. 30, 1911; 2 e¢.
June 31, 1912; J 170506.
271
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15121
Perry (Gro. B.)—Continued.
Crucifix (The) © July 31, 1910;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170500.
Debutante. © Nov. 30, 1910; 2 «
June 24, 1912 * Fare.
Doing penance. © Oct. 30, 1909;
2c. June 24, 1912: J 170515.
Evening prayer. © Sept. 30, 1910;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170501.
Fairy tales. © June 31, 1912; 2 c.
dune 24/1902 2 Jot 70512,
Firelight fairies. © Sept. 30, 1910;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170499.
Good morning. © Apr. 30, 1911;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170504.
Heloise. © Nov. 30, 1910; 2 c. June
24, 1912; J 170414.
Hope. © Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c June
24, 1912; J 170508.
Little brothers. © Jan. 31, 1912;
2.@. June’ 24, 1912> J, Lois.
Mandolin. © May 31, 1912; 2 «c.
June 24, 1912; J 170497.
Miniature (The) © July 31, 1910;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170502.
Ride-a-horse. © Mar. 31, 1911; 2
ce. June 24, 1912; J 170498.
Trinity of life. © July 31, 1910; 2
e. June 24, 1912; J 170508.
Waiting. © Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c. June
24, 1912; J 170510.
Puitie (H. H.), Waukesha, Wis.
[15121
Industrial school band. © May 21,
1912; 2 ec. May 28, 1912; J 169505.
PHILLIPS (Louis F.), Columbus, Ne-
braska. (22
Foundation plan for a_ two-story
brick building with a basement. © 1
ec. June 7, 1912; I 1087.
Purpres (CHARLES R.) Buffalo. [15123
Melody (A) © May 5, 1912; 2c.
May 6, 1912; J 168956.
Prirrs (Guy E.), Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla. [15124
Gilchrist (Gov.) presenting to
Mayor Marshall, shovel which opened
gateway connecting Gulf to Atlantic,
It. Lauderdale, Fla. 4/26/12. ©
May 17, 1912; 2 Gq May. 20, 1912 ;.d
169383.
PHOTO ART CO., Passaic, N. J.
[15125, 15126
[2 photographs] :
Scott (Louis)—Secott and Strabino.
© May 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each May 1, 1912;
J 169025, 169026.
pt. vy, ck Sao
PHOTOGRAPH MFG. Co., Louisville, Ky.
[15127, 15128
[2 photographs]:
I have your number.—Kissing bugs.
© Feb. 1, 1912; 2 @ each Apr. 309
1912; J 168830, 168832.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [15129-15143
In the springtime of life. © Oct. 1,
1911; 2c. May 11, 1912: K 41809.
Waldtal. © May 1, 1912; 2 ec May
11, 1912; K 41818.
[13 prints]:
Am see.—Amazon.—Auf einsamer
pfade.—Christus wandert durch die
lande. — Einsamkeit.— Hallig ende—
Herbstlicher park.—Herbstlicher wald.
—Little Mozarts first quartett. —
Priludium.—Riders.—Round dance.—
Salve imperator. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2.
each May 11, 1912; K 41810-41817,
41819-41828.
PicarD (E.), Marysville, Cal. [15144
Our general. © Apr. 6, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 22, 1912; J 169463.
PiERcE (FRANK) New Madrid, Mo.
[15145-15156
New Madrid flood:
Bird’s-eye view looking N. E., 1.—
Bird’s-eye view looking N. W., 4.—
Bird’s-eye view looking south from
M. H. church, 12.—Colored refugees im
Baptist church, 9.—Crushons (D.)
residence, west, 10.—Francis (Mrs.
M.) residence, looking north, T.—
Hunter (A. B.) residence, looking
north, 6.—Knotts mill, looking west,
5.—Mill st., 3.—Mitchell ave., looking
north, 11.—North Main st., looking
south, 2.—Refugees in canning factory,
8...© Apr. 28, 1912: 2°60) Saha
26, 1912; J 168640-168651.
PirrceE (HENRY HAvELocK) Boston.
[15157-15168
Belasco (David) A, B. ©1c. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168146, 168147.
Bing (Mrs. A. M.) child of. ©1-4
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168149.
and children. © 1 ec. Apr. 13,
1912; J 168148.
Warfield (David)
1912; J 168951.
A to G@ ©1c each May 13,
1912; J 169186-169192.
© 1 «May &
Pirts (H. C.), San Antonio. [15169
Alamo in 1850. © June 1, 1912; 2
ec. June 17, 1912; J 170348.
272
no: 2, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
15247
PITTSBURGH INDUSTRIAL
COMMISSION, Pittsburgh.
Reach. © May 16, 1912
DEVELOPMENT
[15170
. 2G. May
/16, 1912; K 42339.
PuatTo (ARTHUR M.), New York.
[15171
© June 27,
; 2 ¢. June 28, 1912; K 43774.
Pulling together again.
1912
PLUMER (Mrs. A. J.) Lincoln, Neb.
[15172
Lightning on the Plumer ranch in
the sand hills of Nebraska. © Mar. 1,
4912; 2c. May 1, 1912; J 168962.
PontiING (HERBERT), Detroit.
[15173-15246
Condensed interviews [1912]:
© June 11; 1c. June 18; K 43267.
© June 12;1c¢. June 14; K 43268.
© June 13; 1c. June 15; K 48675.
© June 18; 1c. June 20; K 43678.
© June 19; 1c. June 21; K 43679.
© June 21; 1 c. June 24; K 43681.
From a prude’s note-book [1912]:
© Apr. 2; 1 ec. Apr. 4; K 40563.
5: K 40564.
6; K 40565.
8; Kk 40566.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
© Apr.
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Tg aS
cra res
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BP Ayes
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Lee:
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225 1 ©,
v2 I
2A te
Zoe jh ie.
pd Cyated
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
oe
K 40567.
Apr. 10; K 40568.
Apr. 11;
Apr.
Apr.
Apr:
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr Z
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©) May 1;1¢c.
(©) May 23 1-c.
© May 3;1 6c.
© May 4;1e.
© May 6; 1c.
a
K 41177.
K 41178.
K 41179.
K 41180.
KX 41181.
Ik 41182.
; KK 41183.
; K 41184.
; K 41185.
KK 41186.
KK 41187.
; K 41780.
; K 41781.
; K 41782.
; K 41738.
41734.
41736.
417357.
K
IK
May 3; K 41788.
May 4; K 41735
May
6; K 41740.
May 6; K 41741.
May 28; K 42322.
PONTING (HERBERT) —Continued.
From a prude’s note-book [1912]——-
Continued.
© May 7; 1c. May
© May 8; 1c. May
© May 9; 1c. May
© May 10; 1c. May 23;
© May 11; 1c. May, 23;
June
K 42326.
K 42327.
KK 43371.
© May 13; 1c.
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
© May
14;
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May
May
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May:
May
May 31;
May 31;
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Wo pw bd bl
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; K 42328.
3) Ki 42829,
> K 42830.
; K 42381.
; K 42332.
; K 42683.
; K 42684.
K 42685.
K 42686.
K 42687.
K 42688.
K 42689.
KK 42690.
K 42691.
© May 30; 1 «¢.
© May 31% 1-¢
© Irume! is ye:
©' June 3; 4c.
© June 4; Lie.
© June 5; 1c. June
© June 6; 1c. June 8;
© June 7; 1 ce. June 10;
© June 8; 1c. June 10;
© June 15; 1c. June 17;
< 42692.
43258.
43259.
45260.
< 45261.
< 43262.
43263.
43264.
K 43265.
Kk 43676.
June 1
June 3;
June 38;
June 5
June 6
if
K
© June 17;
© June 20; 1c.
© June 22; Le.
© June 24; 1c.
AL ec:
June 19;
June 22;
June 24;
June 26;
K 43677.
K 438680.
K 43682.
K 438683.
Spring. © Mar. 28, 1912; 1 c. Mar.
20, 1912; IK 40560.
Patt or reddy... ©. June. 10, 1912;
1c. June 12, 1912; K 43266.
Ultra modern madonna. © Apr. 27,
1912; 1 c. Apr. 29, 1912; K 41735.
Women you meet [1912] © Mar.
30; 1 ec. Apr. 1; K 40562.
Women’s wrongs [1912] © Mar.
29; 1 e. Apr. 1; K 40561.
PORCELAINES, G D A, Limoges, France.
[15247
G D A, Ritz-Carlton hotel, New
Mork. “© Feb. 15, 1911; 2 c¢. May 17,
1912; K 42068.
273
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15248
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 7
PoRTER (GENE STRATTON) Geneva, Ind.
[15248-15251
Limberlost cabin:
Climbing roses.—Hntrance front.—
South end.—Study window. © 1 «.
each Apr. 10, 1912; J 167998-168001.
Post (F. E.) Denver. [15252
Lindsay (Judge B. B.) © May 14,
1912; 2 c. May 17, 1912; J 169350.
POST PRINTING & PUB. CO., Denver.
[15258-15264
Black sheep [1912]:
© Apr. 7; 2c Apr. 10; K 40498.
© Apr. 14; 2c. Apr. 18; K 40893.
© Apr: 21 = 2c) Apr s2ae Kk aiiS5.
© Apr. 28; 2c. Apr. 80; K 41346.
© May 5; 2c. May 6; K 41524.
© May 12; 2c. May 14; K 41884.
© May 19; 2c. May 21; K 42228.
© May 26; 2 c. May 27; K 42485.
©. June.2:'2.¢ June 34 K 42682.
His.sons- |\©. Junee2s- fot2': 2’. c.
June 24, 1912; K 48601.
June round-up. © June 9, 1912; 2
e. June 18, 1912; K 48211.
Why Hiram. © June 16, 1912; 2c.
June 18, 1912; K 483868.
Post PUBLISHING. Co., Leavenworth,
Kan. [15265
My hat is in the ring. © Apr. 8,
19122 2.c. Apr; 13, 1912: KK 41952:
Porter (W. HE.) Los Angeles, Cal.
[15266
© Apr. 29, 1912;
J 168947.
Shriner’s camel.
2 Gr" May 6, ORR
Potts (Maponna), Springfield, Ill.
[15267-15269
Conservative democracy. © June
22, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 48598.
Conservative progressive democracy.
© June 22, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912;
K 43595.
Progressive democracy. © June 22,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 438594.
POULTRY PLANS, Chicago. [15270
Open air poultry house. © Apr. 1,
1912; 1 ec. Apr. 17, 1912; I 990.
Press Pus. co. (New YorK WORLD)
New York. [15271-15274
Adventures of Kitty Cobb [1912]:
© Apr. 14; 1 ec Apr. 16; K 40821.
© Apr. 21:1 2. Apr. 23 ;_ K/ 41110.
© May 5; 1c. May 7; K 41670.
© May 12; 1c. May 14; K 41906.
PRESTON (FRANK), West Point, Miss.
[15275
Klite. © June 18, 1912; 2 ec. June
20, 192% Joi 70828.
PRINCE (GEORGE), New York.
[15276, 15277
Roosevelt (Theodore) :
Head down.—Head up. © June 14,
1912; 2 @ ‘each June 15)" 1912
1702338, 170234.
PROSSER (R.) Sizerville, Pa.
[15278-15284
Betula, Pa.:
Main st.—Stave plant. © May 11,
1912; 2 c. each May 18, 1912; J 169157—
169161.
Norwich, Pa.:
Big mill—Kindling wood factory.—
Main st.—Mill district.—Norwich de-
partment store. © May 11, 1912; 2c.
each May 18, 1912; J 169155, 169156,
169158-169160.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [15285-15313
[Biblical scenes small size]:
Cain and abel. 4.—Creation. 1—
Destruction of Sodom. 10.—Haster
lesson—The empty tomb. 12.—Flood.
5.—God’s covenant with Abraham. 9.
—Man’s first sin. 3. May 29,
1912; 2 c. each June 3, 1912; K 42666—
42670.
Chi'd in the midst. [Large size]
© May 14, 1912; 2 c. May 16, 1912;
K 42087.
Clean and unclean. [Large size.]
© May 23, 1912; 2 « May 25, 1912:
K 42414,
Elisha. © June 1, 1912; 2 ec. June
6, 1912; K 42948.
Feeding of the five thousand.
[Large size.] © Mar. 14, 1912; 2c.
Mar. 15, 1912; K 89046.
Forgiveness [Large size.] © Apr.
19, 1912; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41025.
Jehoiakim burns the prophet’s mes-
sage. [Small size.] © Mar. 1, 1912;
2c. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40548.
Jesus walking on the sea. [Large
size.] © Apr. 19, 1912; 2 € AproZze
1912; K 41026.
Lunatic boy. © June 11, 19123 294
June 138, 1912; K 48239.
Ruler’s daughter. [Large size.] ©
Mar. 14, 1912;.2 c. Mar. 15) G92 ae
89047.
Sign and the leaven. [Large size.]
© Apr. 17, 1912; 2c. Apredeyaore
IX 40907.
274
no. 2, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
15349
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co.—Contd.
[Small size colored cards]:
Clean and unclean.—Great ques-
tion. Jesus walking on the sea.—
Lunatic boy.—Sign and the leaven.—
Transfiguration. Wanderings in De-
capolis. © June 25, 1912; 2 c« each
June 27, 1912; K 48711-48717.
Transfiguration. © June 1, 1912;
2c. June 3, 1912; K 42665.
Wanderings in Decapolis. © May
23, 1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912; K 42415,
fa oprints |:
Ezra teaches the law.—In the fiery
furnace. Nehemiah building the
wall. © June 1, 1912; 2 c. each June
5, 1912; K 42843-42845.
PuGsLeY (R. M.) New York. [15314
Capt. R. M. Pugsley’s distance off
mnder, ©’ Apr. 18, 1912; 1c Apr, 19,
1912; I 980.
PuLLEN (J. M.) Hickman, Ky.
[15315-15329
After the flood, going home. Dixie
loaded with refugees’ stock and goods.
Apr 29, 1912: 2c. May 2, 1912; J
168874.
Battle of man and water, Hickman,
myo ©) Apr. 9;,, 1912; 2c. Apr. 26,
1912; J 168658.
Break in government levee, six miles
west of Hickman, Ky. © Apr. 9, 1912;
Poe Apr 26, 1912: J 168659.
Break in levee, West Hickman, made
2,000 people homeless, weakness of
mans work. © Apr. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr.
26, 1912; J 168667.
Business and pleasure, motor boat
in Clinton st., Hickman, Ky. © Apr.
&. 1912: 2 ec. Apr. 26, 1912;.3 168660.
Camel Mound, above water. © Apr.
ee, 1912: 2 c. Apr. 26; 1912; J, 168661:
Carnegie library, refugee camp,
mood, 1912. © Apr. 8, 1912; 2 ¢, Apr.
Do, 1912; J 168662.
Flood, 1912:
Our lives were saved.—Still doing
business, Sullivan bros., Hickman, Ky.
© Apr. 9, 1912; 2 c. each May 2, 1912;
J 168875, 168876.
Hickman, Ky., business. district,
looking west, Venice of America.
ees 1912: 2 ¢. Apr. 26,; 19t2es
168666.
Life savers precious cargo, landing
27 children rescued by motor boat. ©
tes, 1912-2) ec. Apr. 26, Tora ery
168664.
PULLEN (J. M.)—Continued.
Flood, 1912—Continued.
Rescuing stock, flood of Mississippi
River. © Apr. 7, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1912; J 168224.
West Hickman looking north west,
Mengel box company in distress. ©
AE OS tO, Bre. Apr 26, 1942 3°
168665.
Where twenty families found ref-
use (©, Aprf2as 1912-2. ¢. Apr. 26,
1912; J 168663.
Wrecks of the flood. © May 3,
1912; 2 c. May 2, 1912; J 168877.
Purpy (ArtTHuR F.), San Francisco.
[15330, 15331
PP. Po 1, Ho San Krancisco 1915.) 1%
[Golden state, flag, ete.] © Mar. 30,
19123 2¢. Apr. 25, 1912’: K. 41363.
——2. [American eagle opening
eanal.] © Mar. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 25,
1912; K 41362.
Purpdy (JAMES EH.) Boston.
[153832, 158838
Sylva (Marguerita) A, B. © Apr.
Be Ui wes eden: (Apr. * be. bOL227 y
167854, 167855.
PURNELL (BENJAMIN), Benton Harbor,
Mich. [15334
Jesus the good shepherd. © Junel7,
1912; 2 @ June 20, 1912; K 48485.
PuTNAM (HE. D.) Antrim, N. H.
[15335-15349
Bell wether. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2c.
May 11, 1912; J 169122.
Happy group. © Feb. 1, 1912; 24
May 11, 1912; J 169123.
Just sheep. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2 «@.
May 11, 1912; J 169124.
On guard. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c. May
My LOW) J LG OU25,
Oxen 2 C) Mar, 15, 1992s) 2 ie.
each May 11, 1912; J 169126, 169127.
Ready for market. © Feb. 1, 1912;
Pad ee May 11, 1912; J 169128.
Room for two. © Feb. 1, 1912; 2.¢.,
May 11, 1912; J 169129.
Salting time. © Mar. 15, 1912; 2c.
May 11,\1912; J 169130.
Snusimest;| | © Beb: 45 19123 2.46
May 11, 1912; J 169181.
Piny Tims i-4.; © Mar: 1, 1912: 2-e.
each Apr. 25, 1912; J 1691382-169135.
We don’t know you. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2c. May 11, 1912; J 169136.
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15350
QUEEN CITY KNITTING MILLS, Elmira,
ds a Be [15350
Tallor..cut.' %O), Agee! to Lone =" De,
Apr. 20, 19127 Ko 4ta93s.
RABASA (JOSEPH), Boston, Mass.
[15351
Famous Moor Asabar and his seven
wives. © June 15, 1912; 2c. June 19,
1912; K 48418.
RAMEY-COLF BLDG. co., Los Angeles.
[15352
Floor plan. © 1c. June 3, 1912;
I 1032.
RANDEL (J. AucusTUS) New York.
[15353
Barn yard thief discovered. © May
11, 1912; 2 c. May 18, 1912; J 169154.
Rav (CuHaries E.), Mason City, Ia.
[15354
Burt, Iowa, public school. © May
25. 1912.52) e. May 27-1912 DP IGI5ST.
Rav (WiLLtr1aAmM H.) Philadelphia.
[15355-15364
Columbia (Miss) the liberty girl:
Full figure, 29117. — Three-fourths
fisure, 2010S.) (Ox Apr: Ab, A912; 2 ¢.
each May 16, 1912; J 169344, 169345.
Panama, Gatun locks dam, 729. ©
Ape, 1, 1910") 2 eo Ma yeorh.: Oi a
168851.
Philadelphia from Land title build-
ing looking north towards the city
hall, 29831. © Apr. ‘4,°1912)) 2c. May
16, 1912; J 169348.
Independence square and sur-
roundings, 29332. © Feb. 20, 1912; 2
ce. May 1, 1912; J 168850.
U. S. navy yard, League Island,
panorama, 29351. © May 1, 1912;
2 ec. June 10, 1912; J 170146.
Taft (President W. H.) opening the
12th International congress of navi-
gation, May 23, 1912, Metropolitan
opera house, Phila. © May 28, 1912;
2 «. June 10, 1912; J 170145.
Tener (Gov. J. K.) in his office,
5048, 5050, 5051. © Apr. 15, 1912; 2
ce. each May 16, 1912; J 169346-169348.
Gillespie, [l.
[153865, 15866
Gillespie, Ill., no. 3 mine:
Motor, west side—15 ton motor, east
side. © Mar. 23, 1912; 1 c. each Mar.
23, 1¢. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168213, 168214.
READE (BENJAMIN A.), Tacoma.
[15267, 153868
Dege (James H.) © May 16, 1912;
2c May 21, 1912; J 169422.
H. B. (Miss) © May 25, 1912; 2 c.
May 31, 1912; J 169808.
RAvUBACK (FRANK J.)
276
pt. IV, B.S. vee
ReAM (H. M.), Mansfield, Ohio.
[153869, 15370
[2 photographs]:
Cross monument, 303—Vase monu-
ment, 370. © June 13, 1912; 2 ¢. each
June 11, 1912; J 170210, tee
RED WING ADVERTISING Co., Red Wing,
Minn. [15371-15881
[Colored blotters]:
Clear Creek canyon, Col.—Colbourne
Buttes, Col—Heart of the Selkirks, -
Canada.—Mount of the Holy Cross,
Col.—Pike’s Peak, Col.—Popocatapel,
Mex.—Ranier (Mount), Wash.—Royal
Gorge, Col—Shasta (Mount), Cal.—
Sir Donald (Mount), Canada.—Vernal
Falls, Yosemite, Cal. © Apr. 20, 1912;
1 c. each Apr. 24, 1 c each May 1,
1912; K 41594-41604.
REECE (JANE), Dayton, Ohio.
[15382-15391
Williams (Charles) 1-10. © June
2, 1912; 2 ¢. each- June dQ, 49i2 ean
170362-170371.
Rerep (Norman H.) Santa Barbara,
Cal. [15392
Arlington hotel. © 1 ec. Apr. 15,
1912; J 168169.
REICH (JACQUES), New York. [15393
Mackay (John W.) © Apr. 23,
1912 >2-¢. Apr. 24, 1912> io Aaa:
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York. |
[15894-15411
(13) prints:
And yet she says I don’t love her.—
As I cannot my love express.—Be my
valentine, I'll be more than glad.—
Don’t make me laugh my lips are
chapped.—Folks, say troubles never
come singly.—Hands up quick.—I
don’t care for this and I don’t care
for that.—I dream of you most every
night.—I’d certainly be happy if I
eould get my wish—Id rather say
hello than say good bye.—Medicine,
pills and plaster.—My father loves me
dearly.—Say, don’t you want some les-
sons in kissing——This A. D. T. will
bring from me —To jail yowll go,
you'll pay a fine—When you hear my
toot-toot.—You’re a very sweet boy,
but you’re awfully slow.—You're goin’
to get something you don’t expect. ©
June 1, 1912; 2 c. each June 15, 1912;
IX 48299-43316.
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal. [15412
Martin (Glen. L.), at Catalina
Island in hydro-aeroplane looking for
a landing after crossing channel May
10, 1912. © May 18, 1912; 2 ¢. May
3, 1912; J 169506.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
RicH (GrEorRGE W.) & co., Binghamton,
OY: [15413
Villa coop details. © Apr. 16, 1912;
me Apr. 17, 1912: I 973
RicHarps (J. F.) Kalamazoo, Mich.
[15414
Rocket rearing. © Apr. 17, 1912;
ee winy 11, 1912? J 169118.
Park Ridge, Il.
[15415-15484
To my valentine. While buds are
Sprinein=. © Heb. 1, 1912: 2c. Apr.
18, 1912; K 40890.
[9 prints]:
Blow wintry wind, glow friendly
heart. No. 8381.—God bless you on
this Xmas day. No. 395.—Here’s hop-
ing that .Santa Claus will not leave.
No. 391.—I hope Santa will bring you.
No. 394.—I wish for you the largest,
brightest yule log. No. 8384.—Steam-
ing p'um pudding and roast. No.
393.—These three little maidens. No.
370.—To wish you a snowy Dblowy
cherry Xmas. No. 390.—To wish you
a good cheer on. Xmas day. No. 392.
Apr 0) 1912- 2 ¢. each Apr. 18,
1912; K 40888-40889, 40891, 40892.
[10 prints]:
Basket of flowers for the sunny
hours.—Bon voyage. I ask no treas-
ures.—Dinna forget I love you yet.
Here’s to other meetings.—I’m having
such .a lovely time.—Joy be with you.
—There is welcome on the lintel.—
This ship of yule comes Iaden.—Wait
a wee and dinna fret—When you’re
balancing your ledger. © Apr. 10,
41912; 2 c. each Apr. 28, 1912; K 41124—
411338.
RIDGE CRAFTS,
Ripeway co., New York. [15435
Composite of thirteen insurgent
Senators. © Apr. 6, 1912; 1: ¢). Apr.
Se bee. Apr. 17, 1912: J 168230.
Ricot (Max), Chicago. [15486-15488
Chicago, Michigan Ave., facing
isrant park.. © June 15, 1912; 2 ¢
tune 17, 1912; J 170236.
—— panoramic view taken from In-
Surance exchange bidg. June 15,
aoe? €& June 17, 1912; J 170285.
Republican national convention,
Chicago, 1912. © June 15, 1912; 2.
June 21, 1912; K 43492. :
RIKE-KUMLER Co., Dayton, O.
[15439-15445
Dominating feature. © Mar. 20,
mooie: 2 ec, Mar. 26, 1912; K 40782.
' Mair:
15464
Rik&-KUMLER co.—Continued.
From the North, from the South,
from the East, from the West. ©
Mars 3, £9128 2c. Mar: 26, 1912% KK
40780.
Men of Dayton. © Mar.
2 ¢, Mar. 26, 1912; K 407838.
Rike-Kumler co. announce the for-
mal opening—Mar. 19-23, 1912. ©
Bi Olas: .2: -e, | Mare 26. VOVD ge
hl EMD BS a Ve
A07TTS,
Special invitation
© Mary 22, 191 2i5-2¢.; Mar.
K 40784.
Then and now. © Mar.
2c. Mar. 26, 1912; K 40781.
Tuesday, Mar. 19, we throw open
the doors. © Mar. 15, we 2, c.. Man:
26, 1912; K 40779.
DoNALD) Detroit.
[15446. 15447
June ‘bride, ©) June 5, 1912>.2° ¢.
May 9, 1912; J 169059.
Roberts’ girl. © Jan. 15, 1912
May 2, 1912; J 168860.
Ropinson (J. H.) Washington. [15448
Postmasters chart for determining
te the children.
26, 1912;
£9) C912;
Roserts (E£.
charges, U. S. parcels post. © 1 «
ADE: 2, 1912); F941.
ROCHESTER PHOTO PRESS, Rochester,
Nui
[4 photographs]:
Driving it home, 558.—Perfect speci-
[15449-15456
mens, 560.—Sweet confusion, 557.—
Things artistic, 559. © June 1. 1912;
2 e. each May 20, 1912; J 169409-—
169412.
[4 photographs]:
American beauties, 562.—An inter-
esting story, 563.—Deserted, 561.—Off
for. 2, spin, 564: ©: July 1,.1912; 2 e¢.
each June 24, 1912; J 170468-170471.
RocHuitz (J. W.) New York.
[15457-15461
Doro (Marie) 1-5. © June 8, 1912;
Scr eae June 10, 1992 oJ 170139--
1701438.
Rocurig (Oscar) Utica. [15462
Native of Mtinich, home city of Hof-
brau. ‘© 1 ¢ May 6, 1912; J 168902.
Hlushing, N.Y.
[15463
Quadric (The) © May 20, 1912;
1 é. May, 21, 1912;-1 1025.
RorPuHuro (JuLes Jacques) San Fran-
cisco. [15464
Scenting danger. © May 6, 1912;
RoNDEL (VicToR E.),
2 ¢. May 3, 1912; J 169158.
nT
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15465
pt: IV, 0. S., V. 7
Rosaas (O. T.), Haugen, Wis.
[15465, 15466
Haugen, Wis., Stabb’s island, Bear
Take. © June .6, 1912> 2 ¢. June7,
1912; J 170010.
—— Willow Point, Bear Lake. ©
sune 6, 4.1912; 2 ‘cue 7 1912 =
170011.
Roscw (N. P. L.), Saint Louis.
[15467
[Fisherman.] © May 11, 1912; 2c.
May 15, 1912; K 41908.
ROSENSTIEL (FELIx), London.
15468-15473
[6 prints]:
Bluebel!s.—Cheerless day.—Gleam
of sunshine-—Orchard.—Silvery moon-
light.—Winter evening. © May 1,
1912; 2.¢. each Apr, 5, 19022. K 40552-
40557.
Rote (i: lL) JR, -Buliale N= ¥.
[15474
Pugilists, wrestlers and referees. ©
june 1 19t2 2 2c, June foot? - Ke
43278.
Rowe (A. O.) Concordia, Kan.
[15475-15484
Concordia, Kan. :
Barons hotel. —Broadway and 6th.—
Cathedral.—Cloud County court house.
—Elks home. © Apr. 18, 1912; 2 «.
each May 2, 1912; J 169016—169020.
Brown grand theatre.—Cathe
dral school.—Hospital.—Publie Li-
brary.—Residence of Bishop Cunning-
ham. © May 22, 1912; 2 c. each May
25, 1912; J 169561-169565.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago. [15485, 15486
He starts the day with confidence.
Royal tailored man. © May 4, 1912;
2c. May 8, 1912; K 41672.
Reflections of a Royal tailored man.
Cap Lay i012: 2 ce \ woes A elo
K 40835.
Rupe (A. D.) AND son, New York.
[15487-15490
Modern fashions. Fall and winter,
1912, 1918. Plate Aw © June 20,
1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; K 48486.
—' —— Plate B. © June 20,
1912; 2c. June 20, 1912; K 43487.
Plate GC. September, 1912. ©
dune 28, 1912-2 chime, 29, 1912) = IK
43867.
Plate D. October, 1912. ©
June 28, 1912: 2 c. June. 29, 1912; K
43868.
RucEe (H. ArnoLtpd) New York.
[15491, 15492
Longitudinal section of Hast River
from Blackwell’s Island to Narrows,
[ete.] ©. Mar. 23; .1912- i9e vier
22, AGI? = T. 924.
Typical cross sections of East River
looking north. © Mar. 23, 1912; 1 «.
Mar. 22, 1912; TI 922.
RUNYON (ROBERT), Brownsville, Tex.
[15493, 15494
Mexican bull fight, 1. Banderillas.
© May 1, 1912; 2 « May 20, 1912-7"
42116.
2. Suerte de vara. © May 1,
2c. May 20, 1912; K 42117.
RUSSELL (Mary E.), Los Angeles.
[15495-15499
2-6. © June 6,
each June 141, 291230
194i 2s
Orange tree designs,
LOZ hie, Yas
43127-43181.
Russo (J. B.) AND DE) Vator Gu
Brooklyn. [15500
King and queen of Italy S. M. La
Regina Elena-and S. M. Re Vittorio
Emanuele IIL. ©) Apr..29) 3923 2
Apr. 30, 1912; K 413866.
RUST CRAFT SHOP, Kansas City, Mo.
[15501-15542
[Colored post cards. ]
Congratulations. Let me see how
old._—Happy birthday. It’s nice to
have one number.—Long life to the
bridge and groom.—We have a baby
at our house.—We have moved.—You
see my arms Pe: full of flowers. ©
May 2, 1912; 2 c. each May 4, 1912; K
41461-41463, 41465_41467,.
Tale of little birthdays. © May 1,
1912: 2c. May 4, 1912; K 41464.
[35 prints]:
All the gifts that faith and hope.—
Among your birthday greetings.—Be
happy, happy little boy. ~ Bon voyage.
1. You’re now.—Bon voyage. 2. I wish
that I might—Days are long with
you afar.—Fair winds upon your jour-
ney.—For the bride and groom.—
Vriends may come.—Graduate. School
is appy happy, birthday.—
Here’s to the best baby in the world,
yours.—I’m glad you’ve had a jour-
ney.—I’m very, very sorry.—I send
this birthday greeting.—I think it’s
right to write.—I want to have a line
from you.—If you’ve something nice
to say.—Line will do.—May He who
was cradied.mMy heart goes out in
sympathy.—My heart is like a birth-
day cake.—Oh here’s to you. —Since
278
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 2, 1912
RUST CRAFT SHOP—Continued.
[85 prints]—Continued.
this is your birthday.—Sweet o’ the
year.—There come times when we
have no words.—To mend I hope you 1!
soon begin.—Today is your birthday
they tell me—wWelcome. 1.1 send
this card.—Welecome. 2. Though this
is quite a moving age.—You’ve owed
me a lettera fearful time.—Your birth-
day. I’m sorry.—Your wedding day.
1. Remember I’d scatter the flowers.—
Your wedding day. 2. You will lay
the orange blossoms.—Your wedding
day. 3. Warmth of the sun. © Apr.
mo, 1912; 2c. each Apr. 30, 1912; K
41310-41344.
RYANOGUE FARMS, Brewster, N. Y.
[15543
Milky way. © Jan. 4, 1912; 1 «.
men. 25, 1912: 1c. May 25, 1912: K
42568.
S & O ENGRAVING co., Akron, Ohio.
[15544, 15545
Columbus, Ga., 1912. © June 27,
1912; 2c. June 28, 1912; J 170668.
Montgomery, Ala., 1912. © June 27,
1912; 2c. June 28, 1912; J 170669.
SACKETT & WILHELMS co., Brooklyn.
[15546-15559
[14 prints]:
At the cross bars.—Athlete.—Blos-
som.—Childhood days.—Come to grand-
ma.—Firm friends.—Game sighted.—
Grandma and grandpa.—Joy riding.—
Learning to beg.—Love set.—On the
trail.—Prattles.—Society. © Apr. 15,
1912; 2 c. each May 18, 1912; K 42076—
42089.
St. AUGUSTINE ART AND HISTORICAL
soe., St. Augustine, Fla.
[15560, 15561
Moorish treasure chest, 12th cen-
tury, from Seville, Spain, A, B. ©
Pap tot 2 2 ec. each Apr. 12,/1912%
J 168106, 168107.
SARGENT-BETTS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Topeka, Kan. [15562-15564
My heart is in the ring. © May 27,
woi2; 2 e. May 31, 1912; K 42591.
There are microbes in kisses, see
ror yourself. © June 13, 1912; 2 ¢e
June 15, 1912; K 43279.
You gotta quit kickin’ my heart
around. © June 13, 1912; 2 c. June
15, 1912; K 48280.
15612
SauL (JoHn H.) Jersey City.
[15565, 15566
New idea tenement house, 4 rooms
a path.) ©. 41- ¢.. Apr, 16, 19129: 2
957.
New idea tenement house, 5 rooms
and bath. ©1e. Apr. 16, 1912; I 958.
Saur (C. R.), New Braunfels, Texas.
[15567, 15568
[2 photographs]:
New Braunfels, Texas, view.—New
Braunfels, Texas, mountain view. ©
APY: 25,0912 - 2: ce. each, May. 27, 1912 «
J 169640, 169641.
ScHAEFER (J. H.) AND son, Baltimore.
[15569
Baltimore harbor. © June 22, 1912;
Zed Une 26) 1912: * TIA TOGAG.
SCHAFFER (Mrs. J. M.), Walla Walla,
Wash. [15570, 15571
Tokala, Sioux Indian princess, bust.
©) Man, 30, 1912-1 ¢. Apr. 20, 1912:
1 ec. June 18, 1912; J 170350.
—— —— full length. © Mar. 30,
ge he Apr 20e toi? 1 ¢.. June: te:
1912; J 170349.
SCHERER (FRANK R.), Washington.
[15572-15574
Largest American flag, unfurled in
the court of the Post Office, June 14,
1912. © June 14, 1912; 2 c. June 17,
1912s oe LOST 2:
Taft (Hon. William Howard) 1. ©
AMOI oy: LOD = 1D es Many 0, LOU2 =F
169000.
attending D. A. R. convention,
©) /Apry 16) Sila «2 e. Apr. 16, 1913;
J 168222:
SCHERVEE ART SHOP, Worcester, Mass.
ears en teat:
[2 photographs]:
Bishops at Holy Cross.—Bishops &
monsignori at Holy Cross. © June 1,
1912; 2 c. each June 7, 1912; J 170016,
170017.
New York.
[15577-15612
[Cards for coloring of cupid and
colonial couple]:
At home. — Betrothal announce-
ment.—First born.—Married.—Propos-
ing.— Wedding trip. © Apr. 27, 1912;
2 ec. each May 2, 1912; K 41410-41415,
[Cards 34 by 54 inches]:
Beating heart, a halting line—
Cheerful Easter. [Small boy blow-
ing horn in garden.] — Easter greet-
ings. [Little girl watering flowers. ]—
Happy Easter greetings. [Little girl
SCHLESINGER BROS.,
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
156138
pt. IV, Sy yee
SCHLESINGER BROS.—Continued.
[Cards 384 by 54 inches]—Continued.
holding flowers in front of rabbit.]—
Hearty Easter greetings. [Little girl
holding chicken in front of rabbit.]
Joyful Haster. [Boy feeding chick-
ens.] Sincere Easter greeting. [Little
Sirk with: rabbit« im “band box.|—To
greet you on this day. [Cupid knock-
ing at the door.]—To my Valentine.
[Cupid carrying the valentines. ]—To
my valentine. [Cupid shooting at
heart.]—Valentine greetings. [Cupid
opening the mail.|—With love sincere.
[Cupid mailing valentines.] © June
4. 1912: 2c each June G:. 1912>" K
42892-42903.
[Dolly-Woman’s head with hair
parted and down.] © June 10, 1912;
2c. June 22, 1912; K 48575.
[6 prints]:
I’d like to be your rain-beau.—I’m
feelin’ awful lonesome.—I’m _ feelin’
dreadful blue jest awishin’ for you.—
I’m waiting for a nibble.—If somebody
loved me I might change my ways.—
Sweets to the sweet. © June 24, 1912;
2 ec. each June 28, 1912; K 48805-
43810.
[id prints}:
fAuto girl] — [Beauty] — [Canoe
girl]|—[Golf girl]—[Grace] — [Middy
girl]—[On the team]—[School girl]—
[Taking exercise]—l['Telephone girl]
[Tennis girl|- © Apr..27,. 19; 2
each Apr. 25, 1912; K 41605-41615.
C.
ScuMELZ (C. J.), Rionido, Cal. [15613
Rural delights. “© Apr. 18, 1912;
2°¢@.i May 6; 1912; FS AGs90r.
ScHMip (STEPHEN) Newport, Ky.
[15614
Newport, Kentucky. Saint Steph-
ens Catholic Church. © May 11, 1912;
2 e. May 9, 1912; K 41700.
ScuHmMuck (CHAS) Webb City, Mo.
[15615-15617
Chickens come home to roost. Third
term,, ibe?) BS no. a Ae 14,
2912 +12. Apr. AOLSs i ALE,
Let Teddy guard the people’s inter-
ests, 1913-1917. © Apr. 9, 1912; 2 ec.
Apr. 12, 1912; K 40687.
Let Teddy guard the people’s inter-
ests, 19138-1917: (Agr. My 191222 ¢.
Apr. 15, 1912; K 41118.
ScHNITZER (GERBRUDER). Berlin. [15618
se good and devout. © Apr. 1,
1912:.2 c. Apr. 29, 1912;"K 42076.
a EEE
SCHOERRY (HENRY), Buffalo. [15619
Rheinpfalzer maenner chor of New
York. © June 1; 1912; 2 @ May 27,
1912; J 169586.
a
SCHONEWOLF (HENRY W.) Buffalo.
[15620
Birdman (The) © May-4, 1912; 2
e. May 8, 1912; J 169035. -
SCHREIBER (LOUIS), Oberlin, Kan.
[15621 —
Il. H. C., 45 HP. oil tractorserade
ing roads near Oberlin, Kan. © May
25, 1912; 2.¢. June 15, 1002 iat ae
SCHREYVOGEL (LOUISE W.), Hoboken,
N, od. [15622-15629
Going into action. © Mar. 29, 1912;
2 ¢€, Apr. 1, 19123\4. Ue hiaen
[7 photographs]:
Defending the cafon pass.—Duel
(The).— End (The).—Hot chase.—.
Messenger (The)—To the finish.—
Victory (The). © Mar. 26, 1912-1 @&
each Mar. 26, 1 c. each May 20, 1912;
J 169433-169439.
SCHULTZ PRINTING WORKS, Cincinnati.
[15630
Cincinnati Reds. Season 1912. ©
June 27, 1912; 2 © June 2 tots ee
43757.
Scotr & VAN ALTENA, New York.
[15631-15680
[50 photographs]: ;
Advertise your business on this
screen and get results, see the mana-
ger.—All those arriving late may re-
main for the next show.—All those ~
holding tickets may remain for the
next show.— Battleship.— Bring the
children.—Call again.—Change of song
tomorrow.—Complete change of pro-
gram every day.—Don’t forget your
umbrella or other parcels.—Don’t miss
our big Sunday show.—Don’t miss our
illustrated song.—Entire change of
program tomorrow.—Gentlemen kindly
remove your hats, no smoking
please.—Good afternoon.—Good after-
noon.—Good afternoon call again.—
Good afternoon, show opens 7.30.—
Good evening.——Good night, boy sit-
ting on candle stick.—Good night, call
again.—Good night, woman yawn-
ing.—If annoyed when here please tell
the management.—Intermission.—In-
termission.—Intermission of one min-
ute to change pictures.—Just a mo-
ment, please-—Just a moment, please.
—Just a moment to change film.—
Kindly remain seated.—Ladies
children are cordially invited to this
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
15792
Scott & VAN ALTENA—Continued.
[50 photographs]—Continued.
theatre, no offensive pictures are ever
Shown here.—Ladies and gentlemen
kindly remove your hats.—lLadies
kindly remove your hats.—Loud talk-
ing or whistling not allowed.—Madam
how would you like to sit behind the
hat you are wearing.—Matinee to-
morrow at 2 P. M.—New pictures
every day.—No smoking please—Our
patrons will find lost articles at the
ticket office——Our pictures changed
865 times a year.—Pictures changed
tomorrow.—Please applaud with hands
only.—Thank you.—The next will be
an illustrated song rendered by our
favorite.—Those who have not seen
the entire performance may remain.—
U. 8. Flag—wWe have a fine program
tomorrow.—Welcome.—Welcome, cat
and bird.—Welcome, 2 chicks.—3 min-
utes intermission while changing pic-
tures. © June 6, 1912; 2 c each June
7, 1912; J 170018—170067.
SEAMAN (D. J.) Battle Creek, Mich.
[15681
Suityourself spring fashions 1912.
© Mar. 31, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 13, 1912;
K 40697.
SEETH (GEORGE H.) Brooklyn.
[ 15682, 15683
Fence (S. S.) © May 13, 1912;
2c. May 14, 1912; J 169208.
Giympien (Rk. M. S:) © “Apr: 5;
1912; 2 c. May 14. 1912; J 169207.
SELIG POLYSCOPE ~o., Chicago.
[15684-15792
According to law. [Large size.]
im Apr 19, 1912: 2 ¢. Apr. 22. 1912:
K 41037.
Adopted son. [Large colored post-
er.] © June 13, 1912; 2 c June 15,
1912; K 43329.
Baby Betty. [Large size.] © June
oo, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 43653.
Bessie’s dream. [Large size.] ~©
Pepe OID: 2..e2 -Apr. 9). 1913 )) (K
40550.
Captain of the Nancy Lee. [Colored
poster.] © June 6, 1912; 2c. June 8,
1912; K 43008.
Cat and the canary. [Large size.]
= June 21, 1912: 2 c. June 24, 1912?
K 48649.
—— [Medium size] © June 15,
1912; 2c June 17, 1912; K 48340.
Citizen in the making. [Large size.]
© May 6, 1912; 2 c. May 11, 1912; K
41807.
SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued.
Coming of Columbus. [Large size. ]
© Apr. 17, 1912; 2 ¢ Apr. 19, 1912
K 40912.
Devil, the servant and the man,
[Large size.| “©. Apr. 4, 1912: 2 e,
Apr. 9, 1912; K 40549.
Wnd of the romance. [Large size.]
© Apr. 4, 1912; 2 ec Apr. 9, 1912; K
40548, -
Exposed by the dictograph. [Large
size.] © Apr. 18, 1912; 2c Apr. 22,
1912; K 410388.
Girl with the lantern.
[Large size. ]
© May 7,
1912; 2c. May 11, 1912;
K 41806.
Hand of fate. [Small size.] ©
ZT OD, OM 2c Pe VAI Be LOD. ke
40475.
[Large size.] © Apr. 11, 1912;
2 ec. Apr. 15, 1912; K 40763.
His father’s bugle. [Large size.]
© June 20, 1912; 2 c June 24, 1912;
K 43651.
His masterpiece. [Small size] ©
June 24,1912; 2 « June 26, 1912; K
43670. é
©
Humble hero. [Large size. ]
APE Vogtle. 20e Apr, 22, 19ND ede
41039.
Jack and Jingles. ©
Apr mie) ror? © K
41041.
Katzenjammer kids. [Small size.]
© Apr. 18, 1912> 2 ¢. Apr.‘ 20, 1912:
Kk 41022.
They go tobogganing. [Small
Sides! CC) Apr. oe, i922 2 ¢. Apr. 19,
1912; K 40914.
Lake of dreams. [Large size] ©
Some wae 2 es dame 24, TOT ie
43650.
[Medium size.] © June 15,
1912; 2 ec. June 17, 1912; K 48341.
Last dance. [Large size.| © June
20, 1912; 2 c June 24, 1912; K 43652.
[Medium size.] © June 15,
1912; 2c. June 17, 1912; K 48342.
Last rites of the Maine, and the
burial of its dead. . [Large size.]
© Mar. 28, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1912; K
40551.
Law of the North. [Large
©) Ape aid. 1002s 2 e. Apr. 15,
IX 40765.
[Small size.] © Apr. 5,
2c Apr. 8, 1912; K 40474.
Life with a circus. [Large size.}
© May 25, 1912; 2 c May 27, 1912;
K 42633.
[Large size. ]
2 @ Apr) 22.- 191.
size. |
1912:
1912;
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SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued.
Los Angeles fire dep’t. [Large size.]
© “Apr. 11, 1992" 2 Ge Apr. 45, 1912
K 40762.
—— [Small size;] © Apr. 6,.1912;
2 @. Apr. §, 1912: K 40431.
Love of an island maid. [Large
size.] © May 1, 1912; 2 @ May 4,
1912; K 41487.
__ Mail order hypnotist. [Small size.]
© June 24, 1912; 2 c June 26, 1912;
IX 48672.
[Moving picture cuts. Small Sizes. |
According to law.—Exposed by the
dictograph.—Humble hero.—Jack and
Jingles.—Price he paid. © Apr. 15,
1912 3 2 Cy. each Ape. Lie Oi ss Kk
40830-40834.
Murry the masher. [Large colored
poster.] © June 13, 1912; 2 c. June
15, 1912; K 48381.
New woman and the lion. [Large
Bize.| (“© Apr. 11, 1912 > 2°er Apr.. 15,
1912; ik 40764.
[Small size.] © Apr. 5, 1912;
2c. Apr. 8, 1912; K 40476.
Old stage coach. [Large size.] ©
Moy 29° 1912" 2c. .June. 1) 1912's IK
426384.
Other woman. [Large size] ©
Apr 4.5 190202 cy Apr 9, Tone 1K
40547.
Pansy. [Large colored poster.] ©
June 13). 1912-2 “e. June 15,1915 kK
43330.
Price he paid. [Large size] ©
Apr tS. 1012 "2 eh Apr 22: - TON ie
41040.
_ Price of art. [Large size] ©
May .28,'1912;'2 <. May 381, 1912; K
42632.
Professor’s wooing.
er.|] © June 6, 1912;
1912; K 438009.
Reconstructed rebel. [Small size.]
© May 15, 1912; 2 c. May 18, 1912;
K 42090.
Rivals. [Large size.] © May 7,
1912; 2c. May 11, 1912; K 41808.
[Small size moving picture scenes] :
Brains and brawn.—Citizen in the
making.—Girl with the !antern.—Lost
hat.—Love of an island maid.—Rivals.
—Scenes in Cuba.—Vagabonds. ©
May 2, 1912; 2 c. each May 6, 1912;
K 41521-41528.
Stronger mind. [Large size] ©
Apr.. 25, 1912: 2: enMay 4, 1912);;° K
41488.
+ [Small size.) ae apr, 1, 20125
2c. Apr. 19, 1912; K 40913.
[Colored post-
2c. June 8,
| bart) — Cogley
pt. EV, nese
SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued.
Small size moving picture scenes—
Continued.
Turning point. [Large size] ©
May 4, 1912; 2 « May di) 19
41804.
Under suspicion. [Small size] ©
June 24, 1912; 2 ec. June 26, 1907-is
43671.
Vagabonds. [Large size.] © May
4, 1912; 2. e. May 11, 19125 Kk 49805;
Vision beautiful. [Colored poster. ]
© June 6, 1912; 2 ec June 8, 1912;
42010.
K
Vow of Ysobel. [Small size] ©
June 24, 1912; 2 «.-June 26, 1937
43710.
Williams (Kathlyn) 1, 2. © June
18,.1912; 2 each June 20, 1912; 9
170329-170330.
[2 prints]:
Roselli (Rex de)—Wynn (Edgar).
© May 16, 1912; 2 c. each May 18,
1912; J 169855, 169356.
[5 prints]:
Adopted son.—Baby Betty.—His
father’s bugle-—Murry the masher.—
Pansy. © June 8, 1912; 2 © each
June 15, 1912; K 48281-43285.
[7 prints]:
Clary (Charles)—Duncan (Wil-
liam ) — Greenwood (Winnifred) —
Leighton (Lillian)—Marsh (Frank)—
Stedman (Myrtle)—Williams (Kath-
lyn). © Apr. 12, 1912; 2°e) cache May
6, 1912; J 168963-168969.
[7 prints]:
Captain of the Nancy Lee.—Goody-
Goody Jones.—Old stage coach.—
Price of art.—Professor’s wooing.—
Sheep shearing in New Mexico.—
Vision beautiful. .[Note: all small
size.] © May 27, 1912; 2c. each May
31, 1912; K 42595-42601.
[S prints]:
Child of the wilderness.—In exile.—
Life with a circus.—Mistaken identity.
—Mystery of room 29.—Part of her
life.—Tree of knowledge.—When the
beart calls. [Note: all small size.]
© May 14; 2c. each May 16, 1912; K
42015-42022.
[14 prints]:
Besserer (EHugenie)—Bosworth (Ho-
(Nicholas) — Dodge
(Bessie) — Garcia
(Phyliss) —Harte
(Lillian) — Her-
(Freder-
(Anna) — Kyton
(Ernest )—Gordon
(Betty) — Hayward
nandez (George)—Huntley
282
MISCELLANEOUS
mo. 2, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
SELIG POLYSCOPE co.—Continued.
[14 prints]—Continued.
ick)—Rawlinson (Herbert)—Richarda-
son (Frank)—Santschi (Frank) ©
Mayes, 1912; 2 c. each May 6, 19123) J
168903-168916.
SHAFER (W..S.), Chicago. [15793
Sunset, rest, sunrise. © Apr. 5,
f912; 2 @ Apr. 11, 1912; K 40558.
SHANE & co., New York.
[15794-15799
Shane & co.’s bath-room outfits:
_ Excello.— King.— Luxury.— Pride.—
Queen.—Supreme. © May 1, 1912;
2c. each May 9, 1912; K 41728-41728.
SHANNON (R. J.) AND HATTERSLEY
re. J.), Paterson, N. J.
[15800-15817
One base hit.—Out at first. Run-
ner.—Out at second. Runner.
[Playing cards, base ball series]:
Base on balls.—Catcher.—Double-
play.—First base——Hit by pitched
ball.— Home run.—Out at home.—Out
at third.—Passed ball.—Pitcher.—
Second base.—Strike out.—Third base.
—Wild pitch.
Sacrifice hit. All safe.
© June 11, 1912; 2 c each June
14, 1912; K 4824143254, 48576-48579.
SHATTUCK (GEORGE BURBANK), Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. [15818-15827
[Vassar College] baccalaureate Sun-
day. © June 12, 1912; 2 ce June 15,
mots 10231.
==“ @aisy gatherers. © June 11,
1912; 2c. June 15, 1912; J 170232.
Vassar Lake. © May 30, 1912; 2c.
June 3, 1912; J 169870.
[2 photographs]:
Singing at Founders.—Song leader,
Vassar college. © Apr. 30, 1912; 2 ¢.
each May 2, 1912; J 168870, 168871.
[5 photographs]:
Chapel from the east.—Chapel from
the north.—North cloister, 1, 2.— Wil-
lows (The). ©-May 23,°1912) 2e¢.
each June 3, 1912; J 169868, 169869,
169871-169873.
SHEAN (CHARLES M.) New York.
[15828, 15829
Lincoln (Abraham) 1. © May 1,
1912; 2 c. May 9, 1912; J 169102.
a KC) May 26) 1982 5) Ze, une
a AGI2s J L7O184: -
15854
|
| SHERMAN (L. D.) Andover, Mass.
[15830-15839
{10 photographs]:
Buck stepped out on the shore.—Doe
feeding.—Family group.—Fawn _ leap-
ing ashore.—Flashlight of doe.—Flash-
light of two deer.—Flashlight of two
dear on the jump.—On the jump.—
She turned and looked at me.—She
was only twelve feet away. © Apr.
ta, LOI" 2-e). each Aprett; 1912's) F
168508-168518.
SHocKEY (P. C.) Harlingen, Tex.
[15840-15842
Bathing at Point Isabel. © Sept.
202 19Rs 2 ee Apr 27, 1912> J LG8736;
Pretty Mexican home, Rio Grande
valley.) ©) Apr) d6: 1911: 2c Apr-2%
1912; J 169691.
Spanish dagger in bloom. © Apr.
1G) IONA 2 e Apes 2e) 9127S 168i35,
SHoTRIpGES (THE) Philadelphia.
[15843-15846
[4 photegraphs]:
Indian maid.—Kathwachsnea.—Situ-
wuka.—Situwuka and Kathwachsnea.
© Mar. 19, 1912; 2 ec. each Mar. 20,
1912; J 168448168451.
SIGMAN (LEON), Chicago. [15847
[Cut of young man with cane] ©
Apr. 28,; 1912; 29¢. May. 4; '1912; K
42044.
SILVERWOOD (F. B.), Los Angeles.
[15848-15850
Hear piping pan, crown thy dome
with a straw. © Apr. 24, 1912; 1 ¢.
Apr. 80, 1912; K 41277.
His’n. © May 18, 1912; 1 c« May
23, VOI2 SK 42321,
Wrinkle up. © May 4, 1912; le.
May 9, 1912; K 41720.
SIMON AND MURNANE, York, Pa.
[15851
Scheid (Adam) brewing co. © May
2S. 602s 2 CMa Si, 12 J Toots.
SIMPSEN (ALFRED L.), New York.
[15852, 15853
Our boys in blue. © May 81, 1912;
1 ¢ June 8, 1912; 1 ec. June 15, 1912; J
170374.
Our defenders. © May 81, 1912; 1
e¢. June 8, 1912; 1 ¢. June 15, 1912;
We Viet.
Simpson (JAMES), New York. [15854
Missing link. © May 4, 1912; 1c.
May 7, 1912; 1 ec. May 16, 1912; K
42991,
283
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15855
pt. Iv, 2. S.,-¥. 0
SIPHON CREDIT SYSTEM Co., Cleveland.
[15855
[Certificate of membership to the
siphon credit system co.] © March
21, 1912 5.2 ¢e.May 17, 1913* K -42302.
SISSON (GRACE Lass) Yonkers, N. Y.
[15856
Design illustrating the principle of
peuland motion. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1912;
951.
Syoperc (Axet L.) Chickasha, Okla.
[15857
Logarithmic ecaleulator. © 1 «.
Ape te IOL2 s) FOr
SKEOCH (ROBERT I.), New York.
[15858
But. © Apr. 29, 1912526. Milay. 2,
1912; K 41416.
SKINNER (WM. T.), Chicago. [15859
Sopwith (Thomas) racing Jas. A.
Pugh. © May 22, 1912; 2 ¢. May 24,
1912; J 1695388.
SLACK (WILLIAM FRANCIS), Los An-
geles, Cal. [15860
My hat’s in the ring—Theodore
Roosevelt. © May 24, 1912; 2 c. May
28, 1912; J 169654.
S.), Carmel, Cal.
[15861, 15862
Carmel, Cal., interior view of St.
Carlos church in ruins. © June 21,
1912; 2c June 27, 1912; J 170649.
Scenes at the formal location
of the graves of the Padres at San
Carlos church. © June 21, 1912; 2c.
June 27, 1912; J 170650.
SLEVEN (LL.
Stocom’s Book & ART STORE, Hood
River, Ore. [15863-15865
Hood River valley and Mt. Hood
from Mineral Springs. © June 38,
1912: 2 c. June 7, 1912; J 169970.
[2 photographs] :
Hood River valley.—Hood River
valley from Van Horn Butte. © June
7. 4912-2 Geach June, \h2,°1912; J
170207, 170208.
Smrrp (BENJAMIN) St. Paul. [15866
Minnehaha Falls, winter scene. ©
May’ ‘t, 191232. May, 2; 19125 J
169040.
SMEKER-SEEBOLD STUDIO. La Salle, Il.
[15867-15869
Gall of the night.—Os-ko-mon.—
Reverie. © Apr. 25, 1912; 1 c. each
Apr. 29, 1 c. May 6, 1912; J 169003-
169005.
284
SMITH (ADELBERT L.) Lindsay, Cal.
[15870, 15871.
[2 photographs]:
Off for New York.—Ready for the
trip. © Apr. 29, 1912; 2 c. each May
8, 1912; J 169033, 169034.
SmitH (EH. A. G.) Newport, R. I.
[15872
Lewis (Ida) B.. © Apr. 5, 1912- 3%
ec. Apr..6, 191233 D6fae2
SMITH (EpDwarD GarstTIn), Highland
Park. Ht [15873
Iam the great Iam. [Cartoon] ©
June 8, 1912;.2 ¢. June 10, 1917 -
43072.
SMITH (JOSEPH FEF.) TRUSTEE-IN-TRUST,
Salt Lake City. [15874-15901
Salt Lake temple:
Annex corridor, 2.—Art window de-
picting the expulsion from Eden, 28.—
Assembly room in the annex, 1.—Bap-
tismal font, 4.—Celestial room, look-
ing east, 13.—Celestial room, looking
west towards the veil, 14.—Council
room of the First council of seventy,
21.—First ante room adjoining seal-
ing room, 18.—First lecture room, 5.—
Garden room, 6.—Granite stairway,
25.—Holy of holies, 17.—Lower corri-
dor, 8.—Main assembly room, 26.—
Memorial window, 23.—Prayer room
for use of the Elders’ quorums, 22.—
Prayer room of the High council, 24.—
Sealing room for the dead, 16.—Seal-
ing room for the living, 15.—Second
ante-room adjoining sealing room, 19.
Side corridor, S8.—Upper corridor,
7.—Upper hallway, 20.—Upper lecture
room, or Terrestrial room looking east
toward the veil, 12.—Upper lecture
room or Terrestrial room, looking
west, 11.—View through oval window,
looking north, showing Temple annex,
27.—World room looking east, 10.—
World room looking west, 9. © Apr.
3, 1912; 2 ce. each Apr. 22, 1912500
168401168428.
Smitu (M. W.) Grand Lodge, Denver.
[15902
A. F. and A. M. of Colorado: Cer-
tificate of membership. © June 5,
1912: 2 ¢. June 10, 1912; K 43048.
SmitH, Gray & co., Chicago.
(15903, 15904
[Fashion plates] © Feb. 16, 1912;
2c, Feb. 13, 1912; K 419553.
[Fashions] © Feb. 9, 1912; 2 ©.
Feb. 19, 1912; IK 41954.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 2. 1912
15954
Snow (CHARLES F.), Boulder, Colo.
[15905
Green Mountain and Flatiron Boul-
fer, Colo. © 1 ¢.:May 28, 1912; J
169682.
SoLeR (JAS.), Wheeling, West Va.
[15906
Debs (Eugene V.) and Emil Seidel,
grouped together. © May 25, 1912;
mee ume lo, 1912; J LO218..:.).
SoUTHERN MILLS CORPORATION, Oxford,
Ala. [15907
[Cotton field and pickers.] © Mar.
11, 1912; 2c. Apr. 20, 1912; K 41204.
SoutHWorTH (GroRGE EH.) Bridgeport,
Conn. [15908
Spider web girl. © Oct. 10, 1910;
2c. Apr. 12, 1912; J 168063.
SpaytH (GrEorcE W.) Lima, O.
[15909
Guild, Tenn., Hale’s bar lock and
fam. ©) Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ¢. Mar. 27,
1912; J 167965.
SPELLMAN (D. D.) Detroit.
[15910-15916
Alger (EF. M.) 52876-3, 52876-4,
ete i.) © Mar. 27, 1912; 2c. each
Apr. 1, 1912; J 167674—167676.
Arab patrol, Moslem temple, Detroit,
2, CO) Apr. 11, 1912;"2 cc each Apr.
15, 1912; J 168183, 168184.
Conboy.) ©. May >t; 191252 c.
May 3, 1912; J 168887.
Harper hospital amphitheatre. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c. May 24, 1912 5
169547. x
SpreceL (Mopie J.), Chicago.
[15917-15920
Buying power, A. © Mar. 24, 1912;
2c. Apr. 24, 1912; K 41160.
==. © Apr. 14, 1912;.2)¢. Apr:
24,1912; K 41163.
pa) (Apr. (,. 1912; 2
24, 1912; K 41162.
at). (C) Mar. 31, 1912.5)2.¢.-Apr.
24,1912; K 41161.
G: ~ApTs
Spencer (FRANcIS A.), Georgetown,
Ohio. [ 15921, 15922
Demitry (Lotz) king of Hungarian
gypsies, funeral, A, B. © May 27,
od 2 ¢. each May 29, ‘1912510
169705, 169706.
SPIELVOGEL (Emit), New York.
[15923-15928
Amsterdam in winter. © May 1,
1912; 2c. June 8, 1912; K 45488.
SPIELVOGEL (Hmit)—Continued.
Andromeda. © Mar. 1, 1912; 2.
Apr. 10, 1912; K 40786.
Boats on the beach. © May 1,
1912; 2c. June 8, 1912; K 438489.
Fishing boats at Veere. © May 1,
1912; 2 ec. June 8, 1912; K 43490. ;
Isle of Marken. © May 1, 1912; 2
e. June 8, 1912; K 43491.
Mon idéal d’amour. © Feb. 15,
£912: 2:ecApr: 20, 1912 + kK 41504.
SPILMAN (J. B.), Greenville, N. C.
[15929-15931
[Colored post cards]:
Catawbas start to the sea, three
miles from Ridgecrest, N. C.—Climb-
ing the Blue Ridge, next stop, Ridge-
crest, N. C—Swannanoa tunnel, Ridge-
erest, N. C. © June 14, 1912; 2 «
each June 17, 1912; K 48336-43388.
SPOFFORD & HuGuHES, New York. [15932
Baltimore, Md., bird’s-eye view of
the heart. © Mar. 30, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
11, 1912; K 40785.
STADDEN (JOHN H.) Marshfield, Or.
[15933
Coos Bay, Or., ship building. ©
Apr NGROt 2 2 eA 12. TOI. J
168100.
STADLER PHOTOGRAPHING Co., Chicago.
[15934-15949
Chicago, Michigan ave. © Apr. 18.
1912; 2 ¢c. Apr. 22, 1912; J 168400.
101-K, 102-K, 105-K to 109-K, 501—
HOt DOG! ROT, jol4. 51d. © Web. 3;
1912; 2c each Apr. 1, 1912; J 167657-—
167671.
STANDARD MANUFACTURING Co., Cedar
Falls, Ia. [15950 -
Story without words. © July 1,
1912; 2c May 4, 1912; K 41459.
STANDARD PUB. CO., Cincinnati,
[15951, 15952
Balan line, 4) Apr 17%, 1912-2 c.
Apr. 22, 1912; K 41028.
Well, well. © June 12, 1912; 2c.
June 20, 1912; K 43457.
STANLEY, RoGeEr’s co., Chicago. [15958
Penny post card with your name on
it brings the book by return mail. ©
Apt Ze, 1ON2e 2 e:) May dy EOI2 sc
41744.
STAR company, New York. [15954
Jeff buys a Summfield outfit. ©
June 21, 1912; 1 ce June 24. 1912; K
43607.
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STEBBINS (NATHANIEL L.), Boston.
[15955-15980
Arkansas (CWl Sasa) 2ice2, 2126s.
21264, 21267, 21268, 21269, 21270,
DIDTS, DAD 2. 2vaes, Bats 21275." ©
June 8, 1912; 2 c. each June 24, 1912; J
170455-170466.
Plorida* UU 4So8S,) eto 9 2g,
PISO 21 170. HCY iar 2s 912 3° 2).¢,
each Apr. 8, 1912; J 167936—167949.
STELLMAN (Louis J.) San Francisco.
[15981, 15982
First symposium of photographs
taken in Chinatown, San Francisco.
@OuvApr. 1, 19123. 2).c. Apr 22: + 9912’
J 168462.
Miller (Joaquin) and his daughter
Juanita resting after a walk. © May
1 AOL s Ze) Ape. 22; 112 IAG 9021
(EpitrmH K.) San Fran-
cisco. [15983
Mystic (The) © May 1, 1912; 2¢
Apr. 22, 1912; J 168468.
STELLMANN
STENGEL & CO. KUNSTANSTALT, G. M.
B. H., Dresden, Germany.
[15984, 15985
Presentiments; by Cej. © May 1,
1912; 2 c. June 8, 1912; K 438082.
Rosenmiidchen ; by Grenouilloux. ©
May d, I9I25) Qo. Samer Be LOI os Ak
43041.
STERN (F. A.) Galveston, Tex.
[15986, 15987
Galveston and wharf, bird’s-eye
view of, from Little Frank’s balloon.
(©. Mar. 29,1912; 2 ¢. Apr. 6, 1912;
J 168341.
bird’s-eye view of, from Little
Frank’s balloon. © Mar. 29, 1912;
2c. Apr. 6, 1912; J 168840.
SrerN (SypNEY SEyMouR) New York.
[15988
Hat man.’ © 1 @ Apr 15, 1912; 1
989.
STEVENS (CHARLES C.) Ames, Ia.
[15989
Towa state college, veterinary build-
ings: ©): Apr. 8, \TG125 2° es Apr. 47,
1912; J 168607.
Srrvens (H. B.), Hot Springs, S. D.
[15990-15995
Wind Cave, 8S. D.:
A. O. U. W.. hall.—Frost work,
fair grounds —G. A. R. hall.—Grand
cafion—I. O. O. FE. hall.—Masonic
temple. © June 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each
May 25, 1912; J 169566-169971.
Zs
D
STEWART (C. MARSHALL), Springfield,
Mass. [15996
Just a whiff from the woods. ©
June 11, 1912; 2 ¢ June 18, 1912" ie
43879.
STIERLE (M. M.) Marquette, Mich.
[15997-16003
[7 photographs]:
Alone.— Beaver cuttings. — Beaver
dam.— Browsing.—Family cirele. —
Listening.—Startled. © Apr. 22,1912; ©
2 c. each Apr. 26, 1912: # 1686a2=
168639.
STILLES (BENJAMIN) Boston. [16004
Morcroft (Annie) © May 1, 1912;
2 ¢, May 8; 1912; J- 16888);
Stipe (GEoRGE H.) Los Gatos, Cal.
[16005
Santa Clara Valley prune blossoms.
©, Apr..5, 1912; 2 ¢. Apr s24eaSaaees
168569.
STIRTON (JAMES W.) Harbor Beach,
Mich. [16006, 16007
Keah (Supt. Jerome G.) and Cap-
tains of the 11th life saving district,
2, 3. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Feb.
19, 1912; J 166462, 166463.
STODDARD (HENRY LEE) Stuttgart, Ark.
[16008-16014
Cryptogram of the formation of the
camp of the 12 tribes of Israel. 1.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1912; 1 S62
2. © 1c Apr. 23, 92a
Formation of the camp of the chil-
dren of Israel. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1912; I
961.
Formation of the camp of the chil-
dren of Israel. © 1 c. Apr aa igeee
I 978.
Jacob’s cryptogram. ©1c. Apr. 238,
1902 I OTT,
Moses’ cryptogram. © 1c. Apr. 23,
19f2 TOR.
Planisphere of
decans and seasons.
1912; I 968.
Srokres (Freprerick A.) co., New York.
[16015-16026
American beauty rose. © May 2,
1912; 2 c. May 4, 1912; K 414853.
Black-eyed Susan. © May 2, 1912;
2c. May 4, 1912; K 41484.
Clover blossoms. © May 2, 1912;
2c. May 4, 1912; K 41485.
Jack Frost and company. © June
15, 1912; 2 ce. June 21, 1912; K 48570.
Kite flying time. © June 15, 1912;
2 ec. June 21, 1912; K 48571.
the Zodiac and
©. a. Apes 6;
: 286
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mow? 1912
16101
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co.—Contd.
Nasturtiums. © May 2, 1912; 2.e.
May 4, 1912; K 41486.
Rain, rain, go away. © June 15,
fi2; 2 ¢. June 21, 1912: K 438572.
Sunshine on the sand. © June 15,
esos G June 21, 1912: K 43573.
[4 prints by R. Ford Harper]:
Bluebird. — Enchantress. — Pink
lady.—Red feather. © June 6, 1912;
meee each June 11, 1912: K /43141-
43144.
Stone (F. M.) Philadelphia. [16027
No. 534. [Twilight, the river bend.]
© Feb. 20, 1912; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1912;
K 40144.
STONE BROTHERS, Jasper, Tex.
[16028-16032
Jasper, Tex., colored post cards no.
Baptist ehurch.—Court house and
jail— Gilmer lumber company plant.—
Methodist church. — Residences. ©
May 15, 1912; 2 c. each May 17, 1912;
K 42063-42067.
STORK SYSTEM OF SAVINGS SUPPLY CO.,
Am [16033
Stork system of saviugs percentage
cern. (© Apr 1, 1912; 1 e¢ Apr, 19,
Te. be, May 11, 1912; K 42525.
STRAHAN (ROBERT SHELDON), Brook-
lyn. [16034-16039
Vineyard Haven, Mass.:
Vineyard Haven, Mass., 8—Haven-
side, 3.—Havenside, 5.—Havenside tea
room, 1.—Havenside tea room, 2.—
Waterfront, a. © June 15, 1912; 2c.
each June 18, 1912; J 170274-170279.
STRANGER (L.), Philade!phia. [16040
High action of tandem. © June 20,
wa2- 2 ec. June 21, 1912; J 170386.
STRAUSS (FRANK VY.) & co., New York.
[16041-16050
Program girl across country, no. 34.
© Apm 15, 19912; 2 ce Apr. 24, 1912
K 41147.
—— after a winning set. © May 20,
1912; 2c. June 5, 1912; K 42827.
April showers. No. 38. © Apr.
8, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1912; K 41146.
as an artiste. © June 10, 1912;
2 ce. June 18, 1912; K 438358.
—»—at.the helm. © May 18, 1912;
2c. June 5, 1912; K 42828.
gathering flowers. © May 6,
1912: 2c. June 5, 1912; K 42829.
STRAUSS (FRANK V.) & co.—Contd.
in the mountains. © May 27,
1912; 2 c. June 5, 1912; K 42826.
[7 speedines No. 35: © “Agr, 22
1912; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1912; K 41118.
trout fishing. © June 38, 1912;
2c. June 18, 1912; K 43357.
with her camera. © Apr. 29,
1912; 2 ce June: 5, 1912; K 42880.
Strauss (J. C.) St. Louis. [16051
Goltra (HE. F.) © Mar. 29, 1912:
2 ce. Apr. 1, 1912; J 168049.
Strauss (Matcotm A.), New York.
[16052-16068
Cuts for ads no. 900 W.-907 W.,
908. M._916 M. © May 15, 1912; 2c.
each June 10, 1912; K 48074-48090.
STRAUSS, OWEN co., Chicago. [16069
Forgetting. © Apr. 15, 1912; 2.
May 1, 1912; K 413875.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati. [16070-16100
[Colored heads of girls on desk cal-
endars]:
Holland. (May).—Spain. (June).
—Switzerland. (August ).—United
States. (July). © May 9, 1912; 2-c.
each May 11, 1912; K 41782-41785.
INS O¥. no: 1248-199.) ) (©), Agr. 14,
1912" 2 @ Apr 13;.1912; K 40710.
int Ri be 18794, ©
May 22, 1912; 2 c. each May 24, 1912;
K 4242342425.
——12-—-M-—71, 12—R-—208, 138796,
138784: © May- 7 1912; 2: c each
May 8, 1912; K 4169€—41699.
12-M-73, 12-M-102, 12-M-152,
12-M-153. © Apr. 24, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 26, 1912; K 41247-41250.
12765.) ‘©udan., 19, W912 ; 2c.
Jan. 20, 1912; K 86103.
13793, 18808, 18810, 13816,
13817, 18819. © June 3, 1912; 2 ¢.
each June 5, 1912; K 42886-42891.
13795, 18797. © May 9, 1912;
2 ce: each May 10; 1912; K 42779,
41780.
—__— 13803, 18806, 18807. © June
6, 1912; 2 c. each June 7, 1912; K
43005-43007.
138805, 18809, 13812, 18820. ©
June 14, 1912; 2 c. each June 15, 1912;
K 48332-43335.
Stuart (GorDON), Vancouver, Wash.
[16101
Who said catfish? © May 20, 1912;
9 e, June, 6, 1912; J. 1699s.
287
3034—12——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16102
SUPERIOR COLOR PRESS, Toledo, O.
[16102
Baseball-slide. © Apr. 19, 1912;
2 c May 9, 1912; K 41883.
SwEET (Haroitp M.) Wollaston, Mass.
[16103
Bugle’call. © May & £912:- 2...
May 238, 1912; K 42627.
SWEETING (T. HENRY), Philadelphia.
[16104
Atlantic City and light house in
1865. © May 17, 1912; 2 c. May 23,
1912; J 169468,
SyYKES (MELVIN HATCHER), Chicago.
[16105
Spirit of music. © May 20, 1912;
26. June 12, 1912; J. 17OLsh.
SYLVESTER (HMMa A.) Boston.
[16106, 16107
Cross stitch design sheet no. 1. ©
Apr. 15, 1992; 1 ce. Apr. 5, toi ede
Apr. 20, 1912; K 41120.
2 ©. Apr. 15, 1912) aves Apr
5, 1912: 1 ce Apr. 2019125 Kaitaia:
TABER PRANG ART CO., Springfield, Mass.
[16108-16126
[3 photographs]:
At vespers, 5113.—Cupid’s outing,
5110.— Kaiser Wilhelm, 5182. © May
92 A912: 2 ec. each May: 24, 1912.09
169554169556.
[4 photographs]:
Cupid’s defeat, 5116.—Cupid’s rev-
erie, 5115.—Love and life, 5203.—Love
triumphant, 5204. © May 8, 1912; 2
e. each May 10, 1912; J 169093-
169096.
[12 photographs]:
Along the lane, 5179.—Artful Cupid,
5111.—Evening silhouette, 5174.—Far
from the mart, 5177.—Froebel (Fried-
vieh), 5189.—Little children of the sea,
5198.—Off to the pasture, 5175.—On
the eape, 5172.—Passing days, 5176.—
Placid stream, 5178.-—Sheep drive,
5173.— Willow fringed meadow, 5188.
© Apr. 29, 1912; 2 c each May 1,
912; J 168814-168825.
TACOMA ENGRAVING cOo., Tacoma.
[16127
[Tacoma stadium.] © Apr. 21,
1912; 2 c May 2, 1912; K 41409.
TAYLOR (CHARLES F.), Beverly, Mass.
[16128
Stanleys orchestra. © May 21,
(912; 2 c. May 28, 1912; K 42975.
pt. LY, 8. Ss
TAYLOR (FRANK H.), Philadelphia.
[16129
[Old Bellevue.] © Apr. 30, 1912;
2c. May 2, 1912; K 41408.
TaAyYLor (JOHN C.) Brookline, Mass.
[16130
Red Jacket (Clipper ship) © May
4, 1912; 2c. May 8, 1912; J 169024.
TeETER (S. F.) Memphis, Tenn.
ere
Opportunity. © June 10, 1912;
June 10, 1912; K 48654.
TEUBNER (B. G.), Leipzig.
[16132-16134
Apfelbltite; by Ulrich Weber. ©
Feb.. 22, 1912; 2c dime s, aa eee
43034.
Letztes leuchten (Setting sun); by
H. B. Wieland. © Feb. 22, 1912; 2 c.
June 8, 1912; K 48040.
Wogendes kornfeld; by Hans yon
Volkmann. © Feb. 22, 1912; 2 c. June
8, 1912; K 48042.
TEWKSBuURY (H. P.), Denver. [16135
Western beauties. © May 28, 1912;
2c. May 21, 1912: J 169792.
THomas (EH. A.) REAL ESTATE & IN-
VESTMENT Co., Arcadia, Fla.
[16136-16138
De Soto fruit company, Fla.:
Field hands picking cucumbers in
the young grove of 60 acres.—F lowing
well on young 60 acre grove.—Packing
cucumbers grown on young 60 acre
grove. © Apr. 27, 1912; 2 c. each May
1, 1912; J 168835-168887.
THomaAs (G. L.) Pittsburgh. [161389
Spring slide rule. © Dec. 18, 1911;
1 ¢. Apr. 13, 4912; 2 Sau.
THOMAS (Marion), Newark, N. J.
[16140-16142
Go ye into all the world. © Mar. 1,
1912; 2 ce. Apr. 5, 1912; K 40546.
[2 prints]:
Gehazi.— Woman on the way to
Elisha. © June 1, 1912; 2 e@ each
June 5, 1912; K 42888, 42839.
THOMPSON (FRANKLIN EH. 8.) Marble-
head, Mass. [16143
Man in parachute descending to
Marblehead Harbor. © Apr. 17, 1912;
2c. Apr. 22, 1912; J 168608.
THOMPSON (JAMES HE.) Knoxville,
Tenn. [16144
Funeral scene, Sen. Robert L. Tay-
lor, in old Troy cemetery. © Apr. 6,
1912; 2c. Apr. 8, 1912; J 167934.
288
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 2, 1912
HOMPSON (WILLIAM CHARLES) Co-
lumbus, Mo. [16145-16148
Columbus, Mo., Christian college.
©) May 10, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1912: J
168744.
Garden of the Gods, 1, 2. © May 1,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 8, 1912; J 168444,
168445.
Grand teton. © June 28, 1912; 2c.
une 21, 1912; J 170887.
THOMSON AND THOMSON, Boston.
[16149-16175
[Church views on post cards]:
Arlington, Mass., St. Agnes church,
1, 2.—Dorchester, Mass., St. Marga-
ret’s church.—Dorchester, Mass., St.
Paul’s church.—Dorchester, Mass., St.
Villiam’s church.—Dorchester Lower
Mills, Mass., St. Gregory’s church.—
North Cambridge, Mass., Church of
Our Lady of Pity.—Somerville, Mass..
St. Catherine’s church.—Whitman,
Mass., 1. Church of the Holy Ghost.
(Catholic) [Interior view.]—Whit-
man, Mass., 2. Church of the Holy
host. (Catholic) [Interior view.|—
Vhitman, Mass., 3. Church of the
Holy Ghost. (Catholic) [Exterior
view.|—Whitman, Mass., 4. Church of
he Holy Ghost. (Catholic) Altars.—
Whitman, Mass., 5. Church of the
Idoly Ghost. (Catholic) Main altar.
© June 3, 1912; 2 ec. each June 12,
1912; K 48537-43549.
[7 photographs]:
Allston, Mass., St. Anthony’s church.
East Boston, Mass., Most Holy Re-
deemer church.—East Boston, Mass.,
Our Lady of the Assumption church.—
Hyde Park, Mass., Church of the Most
Precious blood.—Newton Lower Falls,
ass., St. John’s church, 1, 2.—Water-
own, Mass., St. Patrick’s church. ©
May 29, 1912; 2 c. each June 8, 1912;
169861—169867.
[7 photographs]:
Allston, Mass., St. Anthony’s church,
284.—East Boston, Mass., Our Lady
of the Assumption church, the altars,
P282.—Malden, Mass., Sacred Heart
hurch, 2229, 2230.—Somerville, Mass..,
st. Ann’s church, 2225.—South Bos-
on, Mass., St. Augustine’s church,
2263, 2264. © Apr. 6, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168287-168293.
HORN (CHASE) Redlands, Cai.
[16176
San Bernardino (Mt.) from Red-
lands Heights. © Apr. 22, 1912; 2 «.
Apr. 27, 1912; J 168685.
16201
THORN (Max), New York. [16177
[Fox chariot] © May 1, 1912; 2% e.
May 7, 1912; K 41947.
THORNE (H. J.) Portland, Or.
[16178, 16179
Hood (Mt.):
From Columbia slough.—Glimpse of.
© Mar. 12, 1912; 2 © each Apr. 8,
1912; J 167951, 167952.
THWAITES (JOHN E.), Seward, Alaska.
[16180-16184
Cloud of volcanic ash from Katmai
voleano as seen from deck of S. S.
Dora. 1105. © June 12, 1912: 2 «.
June 26, 1912; J 170636.
Pavlof voleano, Alaska, P, 40. ©
May 12; 19127" 2 @.| May™25, 1912-5
| 169560.
Smoke from Katmai volcano, 1107.
© June 12, 1912; 2c June 26, 1912;
J 170634.
Volcanic ash approaching Kodiac
island, June 6, 1912. 1109. © June
12,-1912;'2'e; June: 26, 1912: J 170633.
Voleanic ash directly overhead as it
approached Kodiac island. 1108. ©
June 12, 1912; 2 c& June 26, 1912; J
170685.
TINGLEY (KATHERINE) Point Loma,
Cal. [16185-16194
Lomaland photographic series 1:
Greek temple, 183, 186, 187, 189,
190.—Greek temple from the rear,
185.—Greek temple rear view, 184.—
Section of Greek theatre, 188. © May
6, 1912; 2 c. each May 14, 1912; J
169212-169219.
4, no. 191, forestry department.
© May 6, 1912; 2c. May 14, 1912; J
169220.
——portrait no. 21. © Mar. 28,
41912): 2. .¢, Apr. 10,1912: J 168010.
TITMAN (L. G.) Montrose, Pa.
[16195, 16196
Take me with you. © May 8, 1912;
2c. May 9) 1912 > J 169066.
Ted. © May 4, 1912; 2 c May 6,
1912; J 168923.
Titus (Anson O.) Buffalo.
[16197-16200
Poynter (Beulah) 1-4. © Apr. 27,
1902 (2 e each Apr 27, 1912: 5
168896-168899.
ToLMAN (FRED 8S.) Brockton. [16201
Grey Queen. © Apr. 10, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 25 ,1912; K 42477.
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16202
pt. Lv, B. Si, Ve
Tower (A. J.) co., Roxbury. Mass.
[16202
[Boy’s cape.] © Apr. 29, 1912; 2 «.
May 1, 1912; K 42294.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.) Belfast, Me.
[16203-16212
[10 photographs]:
Baker’s island, dance floor, 534.—
Cliffs at Hunter Beach Head, 543.—_
Mt. Desert, Me., Jordan’s Pond, 374,
414, 544, 545, 546, 549.—Seal harbor,
Me., 560.—Seaside trail, 386. © June
14, 1912; 2 ec. each June 18, 1912; J
170280-170289.
TRADESMEN’S PUB. 0O., Saint Louis.
[16213
Washington ave. wholesale district.
north and south sides. © Mar. 30,
1912; 2 ce Apr. 8, 1912; K 40437.
TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICE CO.,
New York. [16214
Rostand (Maurice) © May 9, 1912;
2c. May 10, 1912; J 169114.
TRAVER (JAMES) Webster City, Ia.
[16215
Blairsburg, Iowa, school house of.
© May 16, 1912; 2.c. May 18, 1912; J
169861.
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago. [16216-16242
Danny Dreamer, Sr. and Sambo
Remo Rastus Brown [1912]:
© May 12; 2c. May 28; K 42346.
© May 19; 2c. May 28; K 42348.
© May 26; 2c. May 29; K 42576.
© June 2; 1c. June 5; K 42836.
© June 9; 14 June 12; K 48185.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 48422.
© June 23; 1 c June 27; K 48760.
Days of real sport [1912]:
© Apr. 7; 1c Apr. 10; K 40508.
© Apr. 14; 1 ce. Apr. 17; K 40859.
©, Apr: 24; 1c. Apr. 24: K 41165.
© Apr. 28; 1 ¢. May 1; K 41395.
© May 5; 1c. May 9; K 41742.
© May 12; 1c. May 15; K 41958.
© May 19; 1c. May 23; K 42344.
© May 26; 1c. May 29; K 42575.
© June 2; 1c. June 5; K 42834.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 43184.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 43421.
© June 23; 1c. June 27; K 48759.
Most beautiful working girl in Mil-
waukee. Miss Kathryn Enke. (C)
Apr.. .€:2912s: bye. Apres, 30, 1912; 1K
40501.
NEWS
TRIBUNE co.—Continued.
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories [1912]:
© May 12; 2 c. May 28; K 42347.
© May 19; 2c May 23; K 42349,
© May 26; 2c. May 29; K 42577.
© June 2;1¢. June 5; K 42837.
© June 9; 1c. June 12; K 48186.
© June 16; 1c. June 19; K 48423.
© June 23; 1 ¢. June 27; K 48761.
TRIMPEY (E. B.), Baraboo, Wis.
[16243-16246
Emma. © May 20, 1912; 2 « May
24, 1912; J 169546.
[38 photographs]:
Indian madonna. — Old sweetheart
of mine.—Twixt light and shade.
Apr. 13, 1912; 2c. each, Apradafoaes
J 168180-168182.
TROPICAL PHOTO CO.,
Isle of Pines. [16247
Isla de. Pinos. © Apr, 43) 1912.92
c. Apr. 22, 1912;. J.168s98.
TrRowirzscH & SOHN, Frankfurt a. d.
Oder. [16248, 16249
Jesus die kindlein segnend; by Fu-
gel. © May 20, 1912; 2 e« June 8,
1912; K 48035.
Stiller see; by Marschall. © May
20, 1912; 2 c. June 8, 1912; K 43088.
Tuck (F. B.), Kennebunkport, Me.
[16250
Country auction. © Mar. 1, 1912;
2c, Apr.. 30, 1912% Ke 43345:
TucK (RAPHAEL & SONS CO., LTD., New
York. [16251-16257
Erinnerung. I gif to you a violet.
© Jan. 19, 1912; 2 < May 1a) ie.
I< 41769.
May you live as long as you like. ©
Jan. 19, 1912; 2 c. May 10, 3912; Is
41768.
Our bonnie dolls series, no. 1-5.
May 15, 1912: 1 \¢, May Do ae
each May 23, 1912; K 4256442568.
TuckrerR (EF. H.) Hast Orange, N. J.
[16258
Newark, N. J., auditorium, Central
high school. © May 138, 1912; 2 ¢@
May 15, 1912; J 169247.
TUPPER’S STUDIO, Cambridge, Mass.
[16259, 16260
Nueva Gerona,
[2 photographs]:
Freshman class, 1915 —Senior class,
1912. © May 10, 1912; 2 e. each May
7, 1912; J 169236, 169237.
290
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
EL OMK
16429
mo. 2, 1912
PytErE (W. D.), Brooklyn. [16261
Brooklyn, N. Y., St. John’s Episco-
pal church, 99th street and Ft. Hamil-
ton parkway. © March 16, 1912; 2.
June 19, 1912; J 170298.
New York.
[16262-16282
ULLMAN Mfc. Co.,
[6 prints]:
[Chink boy and girl. A. Walking
together.]—[Chink boy and girl. B.
Girl holding parasol and walking with
dog.]—[Chink boy and girl. C. Boy
holding up lantern.]—[!Chink boy and
girl. D. Girl with fan and boy on his
knees.]—Just a little Chinee boy.—
Little girlie here you see. © June 17,
eoi2> 2c. each June 18, 1912; K
43362-48867.
[15 prints]:
Cowboy girl. [Large felt hat, leather
trimming on collar.]—[Dutch boy and
girl together.]—[Dutch girl holding
something in apron.J]—[Dutch with
broom.|—[Dutch girl with rake.]—
[Dutch drummer boy.]—Indian girl.
1. [Band around head with feathers.
—Indian girl. 2. [Side face.]—Indian
girl. 3. [Two long braids over shoul-~
der.|—Photo-gelatine series 216. Sub-
jects 3342, 3347.— Political series 213.
Subjects 3326-3329. © May 24, 1912;
2c. each May 28, 1912; K 42526—
42540.
UNDERHILL (IRvING) New York.
[16283-16298
Brooklyn navy yard, U. S. marine
corps, C-8540. © May 7, 1912; 2c.
May 7, 1912; J 169008.
New York, Bankers trust bldg., D-—
500. © May 7, 1912; 2 c. May 7,
wot; J 169011:
—— Bankers trust bldg., D-602. ©
may 40, 1912: 2 ¢,. May 10, 1912: J
169117.
Bankers trust and Hanover na-
tional bank buildings, D-601. © May
9, 1912; 2c. May 9, 1912; J 169100.
— McAlpin hotel, C-8521. © Apr.
ey, 1912; 2 c Apr. 29, 1912; J 168767.
Singer bldg., C-8549. © May
5 2c. May 7, 1912: J 1680710.
Woolworth blidg., C—8522, C-—
8529. © Apr. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Apr.
17, 1912; J 168241, 168242.
—— Woolworth bldg. iron work, C—
$542, C-8543. © Apr. 17, 1912: 2 «.
Gach Apr. 17, 1912; J 168243, 168244.
— Woolworth bidg. from north-
West, C-8582. © May 7, 1912; 2. |
May 7, 1912; J 169009.
q, 1912
UNDERHILL (IRviNG )—Continued.
[5 views of New York city]:
Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
B-18784.—Cathedral of St. John the
Divine, B-18735.—City hall park from
Broadway, C-—S609.—Woolworth build-
ing, C-8628.—Woolworth building, C-—
8630. © June 22, 1912; 2 c. each June
22, 1912; J 170419-1704238.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York.
[16299-16408
U-138854. © Mar. 138, 1912; 2 «.
May 27, 1912; J 169790.
[9 photographs] :
U-140872, U-140879, U-140953, U-
140959. U-140961, U-140974, U-140975,
U-140980, U-140984. © 1ce June 8,
1912; J 170084-170092.
[14 photographs]:
U-121505, U-130670, U-132483, U-
140053, U-140057, U—-140478, U-140474,
U-140489-140493, U-140499, U-140503.
© 1c. each May 29, 1912; J 169716—
169729.
[34 photographs]:
U—25796, U—29080, U-387744, U—704385,
U-71427, U-80121, U-80174, U-104462,
U-108329, U-—108550, U-109992, U-
112216, U—114089, U-116793, U-117859,
U-118818, U-132138, U-182142, U-
152147, U-140423-140428, U-140430,
U-140432-140485, U-140445-140447, U-
140460. © 1c. each May 27, 1912; J
169603-169636.
[52 photographs]:
U-123759, U-125638, U-130826, U-
181313, U-131380, U-131423, U-131460,
U-181891, U-131925, U-182060, U-
134391, U—184465, U-134477, U-137358,
U-187878, U-1387773, U-188982, U-
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U-139758, U—139903, U-1389904, U-
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U-140018, U-140015, U-140052, U-
140054, U-140056, U-140061, U-140084,
U-140118, U-140198, U-140200, U-
140203, U-140211, U-140235, U-140238,
U-140240, U-140245, U-140265, U-
140308, U-140840, U-140471, U-140472,
U-140528. © 1c. each May 29, 1912;
J 169730-169781.
UNITED LITHOGRAPH & PRINTING CO.,
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Flower of Fairfield. © May 9,
1912; 2 c. May 20, 1912; K 42158.
UNITED NEWS PAPERS, LTD., London.
[16410-16429
[20 photographs]:
Amundsen’s favorite dogs, “ Fix”
and “ Lassesin,’” 1.—Another of the
expedition’s camps on the way to the
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UNITED NEWS PAPERS, LTD.—Continued.
[20 photographs]—Continued.
pole, 7.—Antarctic summit, 19.—At the
pole, Captain Amundsen and one of
his companions making observations,
14.—Camp pitched by the polar party
at the foot of the Axel Heiberg Gla-
cier, 17.—Depot estabiished by the po-
lar party at 84 degrees South, 5.—
Hiram at the Bay of whales, 9.—Fram-
heim, Captain Amundsen’s winter base
camp on the great ice barrier in the
Bay of whales, 15.—Group of pen-
quins, 8.—Hanson (Lieut. Helmer)
with his team of dogs at the pole, 16.—
Heavy going in the soft snow, the
polar expedition spread out across a
snowy plateau on its way to the South
Pole, 18.—Looking down on the Ant-
arctic plateau, 20.—Meeting of the
Fram and the Terra Nova (Captain
Scott’s vessel) in the Bay of whales,
10.—Members of the expedition cap-
turing seals, 11.—Members of the shore
party photographed in the Bay of
whales below the great Ice Barrier on
which Amundsen established his base,
2.—On the road to the pole, 18.—Ski-
ing party leaving the Fram, 12.—Top
of Devils Glacier looking toward Hell’s
Gate, 3.—Typical camp of the explor-
ers, 4.—Wisting (Oscar) at the pole
with his team of dogs, 16. © May 18,
1912; 2 c. each May 23, 1912; J 169511-
169530.
UNITED SINGERS OF PHILA., INC., Phila-
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Official souvenir program, twenty-
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© “Apr: i) 1912: 2° ex June 14, 1912;
K 48255.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cin-
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4089440897.
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May 21, 1912; 2 c. each May 28, 1912;
K 42378-42386.
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1912; K 48475-43484.
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May 21, 1912; K 42286.
14898, 14934, 14939, 14976.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Con.
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May 20, 1912; K 42287.
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1912; 2 c. each June 7, 1912; K 42990-
42992.
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43866.
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K 4262842631.
[15 photographs]:
Colonial figure in duel position, 1,
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ures, man seeking explanation for girl
being on high ground.—Colonial fig-
ures playing I spy around screen.—
Colonial figures reading newspaper.—
Colonial figures rehearsing.—Colonial
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friend with a package of smokes. ©
May 7, 1912; 2 c. each May 9, 1912; J
169044-169058.
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD COMPANY,
Cincinnati. [16492-16505
[Designs for backs of playing cards]:
Aviation meet.—Five a. m.—Gipsy
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Morning dip.—October. — Pierrette.—
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Apr. 80, 1912; 2 c. each June 21, 1912;
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[New York.
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June 21, 1912; K 48494.
[Panama. Design for back of play-
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21, 1912; KK 43498.
[Basket-ball man. Poster.] © May
11, 1912; 2c. May 6, 1912; K 41575.
UNITED STATES, STATES’ FLOWER MAP
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[16507, 16508
Our national bouquet. A, B. ©
June 13, 1911; 2 c. each June 14, 1911;
K 25599, 25600.
VALENTINE & COo., New York. [16509
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Feb. 21, 1912; 2.¢. Apr. 16; 1912; &
40822.
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16586
VAN DALSEN (H. E.), Kankakee, I.
[16510
Buick automobile holding up second
story of garage at Graut Park, Ill. ©
April 24, 1912: 1 «: May 28, 1912; 1:¢.
fume 12. 1912; J 170352.
VAN Dorston (ALVIN WASHINGTON),
Chicago. [16511
Our country’s dream. © May 21,
1912; 2 ce. May 24, 1912; K 42399.
VAN DYKE GRAVURE COMPANY, New
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Hague, Holland, peace building, A,
B. © May 17, 1912; 1 c. each May 20,
1912; 1 e. each June 8, 1912; J 169925,
169926.
VANKIRK (LETTIE) Colby, Kan.
[16514-16519
Colby, Kan.:
Rotary snow plow, R. I. rr., 1, 2.—
Snow blockade, U. P. rr., 1-3.—Snow
Emionet. l. rr. © Apr. 13, 1912:|2:¢:
each Apr. 16, 1912; J 168216-168221.
VAN OEYAN (L.) Cleveland.
[16520-16523
Church dignitaries attending alumni
reunion at Cleveland. May 8,
foi2 2 © May 10, 1912: J 169116:
Lajoie (Napoleon) and his one
thousand dollar horse shoe. © June
7. 29127 2 «. June 8, 1912; J 170072.
Marlow (Julia) making bread. ©
May Zo. 1912; 2 «. May. 3, 1912; 5
169809.
Schaefer (Herman) lecturing to the
fans. © June 25, 1912; 2c. June 26,
TZ o8. LTOGS2.
VAN PATTEN (LEON) Canadian, Tex.
[16524
Two headed calf on the Moody
ranch, Canadian, Tex. | Apr. 9,
912° 2c. Apr. 11, 19925 J 168059.
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[16525
Dutch nobleman of the 10 century—
Amsterdam, Holland. © 1c. Jume21,
Pes 1TOS5L.
VAUGHAN & FRASER, San Francisco.
[16526
San Mateo, Sen. Clark’s polo field.
© Feb. 26, 1912: 2 c. Mar. 7; 1912: J
167690.
VENUS COMPANY, New York. [16527
Venus beauty meter. © July 13,
1912; 2 c. June 14, 1912; K 48380.
VERKIN (M. E.), Galveston, Tex.
[16528-16540
Causeway celebration, 1-10. © May
26, 1912; 2 c. each May 8381, 1912; J
170376—170385.
Surf bathing, 1-3. © May 29, 1912;
2c. each June 1, 1912; 170181-170183.
VERMEER CO., New York. [16541
[Young woman opening a casement. }
© \Apr’s, 191242 e. ‘Apres 11, 1912- K
41505.
VIGNATI (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[16542-16546
[5 titles]:
High on the roll of honor, heroes
and heroines of the Titanic. [Plaque
bas-relief. ] — Ismay ¢J. Bruce)
[Plaque bas-relief bust]. — Straus
(Ida) [Medallion bas-relief bust].—
Straus (Isadore) [Medallion bas-
relief bust].—Where the Titanic sank.
[Plaque bas-relief showing location of
Titanic’s grave.] © June 6, 1912; 2c.
each June 10, 1912; H 1019-1023.
VIMEDIA COMPANY, Kansas City, Mo.
[16547
Vimedia chart. nos. 1-10. © May
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VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn.
[16548-16552
Baird (Miss Leah) © May 15,
1912; 2 c. May 16, 1912; J 169286.
Cooper (George) © June 1, 1912;
2c. June 3, 1912; J 169875.
Delaney (Leo.) © May 2, 1912; 2
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[2 photographs]:
Gardner (Helen).—Morey (Harry
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10, 1912; J 168039, 168040.
VoBACH (W.) & Co., Berlin.
[16553, 16554
Erste schritt. © Jan. 6, 1912; 2c
Apr. 15, 1912; K 40736.
Winterabend. © Jan. 20, 1912; 2¢
Apr. 20, 1912; K 41024.
VOLLAND (P. F.) & co., Chicago.
[16555-16586
[Colored cards, 54 by 34 inches]:
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dren’s wear. — China. — Feathers. —
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Lamps. — Lingerie. — Millinery. — Ori-
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[Colored cards, 53 by 34 inches]—
Continued.
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Travel.— Wall paper.— Winter. ©
May -25, 1912; 2 c. each June 5, 1912;
IX 42794-42825.
Voss (C. L.) Morris, Minn.
Morris views.
May 9, 1912; J 169060.
WAGENFOHR (OTTOMAN L.) New York.
[16588-16592
[165S7
[5 photographs]:
Bridal Veil Falls.—Grand Canyon.—-
Mossy Falls.—Plattkill Falls.—Upper
Bridal Veil Falls. © June 24, 1912; 2
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WAGGENER (JAMES) JR., Hood River,
Or. [16593-16598
Apple blossoms, 2004, 2005. © May
9, S912 2 “ec. each: Wie Fe, A 12 = ay
169284, 169285.
Hoot »CMt:) 2000, 1-8. ©. Apr. -22,
191230 2. ce wench: Apres 2. Vaot2 2S
168745-1687A47.
3012. © May 4, 1912: 2 c. May
16, 1912; J 169283.
Wacnerer (R.), Miinchen, Bavaria.
[16599
Riimanien (Kronprinzessin Maria
v.) mit ihrer tochter Prinzessin Jo-
lane. © May 1, 1912; 2 c. May 14,
1912s KK 418Sh:
WAGNER ELECTRIC MFG. CO., St. Louis.
[16600-16602
“Golden poppy special” train and
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vention at Seattle. © June 11, 1912;
2c. June 24, 1912; J 170518.
“Red Special’? train and party en-
route, N. EH. L. A., 1912. Convention at
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18, 19023 (FJ ATO5S1T.
Wagner, quality calendar. © June
1, 1912; 2c. June 4, 1912; K 43420.
WALK (JOHN A.), Philadelphia.
[
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Sinking of the Titanic, Sunday,
April 14, 1912. © May 4, 1912; 2c
May 4, 1912; K 41759.
WALLACE (THOMAS F.) Cleveland.
[16604-16606
City government, 1. ©1c. Apr. 2,
1912; I 988.
——2..© 1c, Apr. 9, 1912; I 964.
Mayor chart. ©1c. Mar. 25, 1912;
I 948.
© May 2, 1912: 2 ¢.
WALMER (JOHN) Little, Neb.
[16607, 16608
Who’s been eating onions on this
line. ©-May 6, 1912; 2 c May 10,
1912; J 169105.
Wireless report from headquarters.
© May 7, 1912; 2°c. May 10/2012 -
169106.
WALTERS (GUSTAVE H.) Newark, —
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McCarter (Uzal H.) 1-8. © Apr.
26, 1912; 1 c. each Apr. 11° 1 © Gach
Apr. 80, 1912; J 168788—168790.
WANAMAKER (RODMAN), Philadelphia.
[16612
Blackfeet Indians, group. © 1 e¢.
June 25, 1912; J 170544.
WarD (FREDERICK), Chicago.
[16613-16622
[10 prints]:
Big surprise awaits everyone who
investigates our big Summer clearance
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folks to start in housekeeping.—Crash-
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Summer clearance sale-—Hurry up
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fired tomorrow.—Sweeping clearance.
© June 17, 1912; 2 ec. each June 1%,
1912; K 43289-43298.
(M. C.), Bay City, Mich.
[16628
Bay City, Mich., panoramic view of
Center ave. and Washington streets.
© May 28, 1912; 2 c. May 381, 1912; J
169793.
WATERMAN (C. E.) Newport, R. I.
[16624-16629
Dixie (U. S. S.) (crew) © June 8,
1912; 2 c. June 5, 1912; J 169917.
U. S. A., C. A. C., companys 82, 101,
114, 185, 165. © June 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
each June 5, 1912; J 169916, 169918-
169921. :
WATERMAN (O. W.), Hampton, Va.
[16630-16633
Delaware (U. S. 8S.) crew. © May
17 1912: 2c. May 22, 1912; J 169464.
New Hampshire (U. 8. S.) crew. ©
May 22, 1912; 2 c. May 22, 1912; J
W ASSON
1 169467.
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WATERMAN (O. W.)—Continued.
[2 photographs]:
Mississippi (U. S. 8S.) [erew].—
North Dakota (U. S. S.) crew. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c. each May 22, 1912;
J 169465, 169466.
WATERS (R. J.), San Francisco, Cal.
[16634-16645
[10 photographs]:
Golden Gate—Latin Quarter and
Telegraph MHill—North from Twin
Peaks showing ocean.—Point Bonita
from the east.—Point Bonita from the
west.—Point Reyes from the north.—
Point Reyes from the south.—Russian
Hi!l—bay from Fairmont.—San Fran-
eisco sky line—Telegraph Hill—Bay
from the Fairmont. © June 20, 1912;
2 ec. each June 24, 1912; J 170443-
170452.
Tetrazzini memorial bronze:
Street scene at unveiling of.—Un-
veiling, Mar. 24, 1912. © Mar. 25,
fo12- 2c. each Apr. 5, 1912; J 167861,
167862.
Waters (V. S.), Seattle.
[16646, 16647
: Deception pass on Puget Sound. ©
May 24, 1912; 2 c. May 28, 1912; J
169681.
Seattle, Mt. Ranier. © June 10,
£912: 2-c:.June 13,1912; J 170217.
Way (WILLIAM) New York. [16648
Osborn-Hannah (Mme. Jane) at
home. (©) Apr. 25, 1912; .2 c..Apr. 26,
1912; J 168682.
WEBER (ALBERT E.), San Jose, Cal.
[16649
California poppy. © Mar. 30, 1912;
2c. May 4, 1912; K 41468.
WEBSTER (JOHN W.) Pine Bluff, Ark.
[16650
Negro baptism. © Apr. 29, 1912;
Ze. May 7, 1912; J 168957.
WEIHERMILLER (EMIL), Kansas City,
Mo. [16651
Future. © Apr. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Apr.
a5, 1912; K 40731.
WERNER (ALBERT L.) Buffalo. [16652
Fatal ice bridge, collapsed Feb. 4,
2902, (© May 1, 1912; 2 c. May 1,
1912; J 168839.
Weener (W.), Chicago. [16653-16802
Brainy and Drowse [1912]:
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© Apr. 9; 1c. Apr. 11; K 40569.
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eS ES SS A
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Cireus Sally [1912]:
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© Apr. 10; 1c. Apr. 12; K 40692.
© Apr./12)) 4. ce Apr.i15: K 40737.
© Apr.15;4 ¢ Apr.'17; K 40836.
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Circus Sally [1912]—Continued.
© Mayi7 > ‘e. May 20; K 42180.
© May 20; 1c May 24; K 42397.
© May 22; 1c. May 25; K 42460.
© May 24; 1¢. May 27; K 42487.
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nd: © May) 841912. 1. ©
May 10, 1912; K 41763.
Farm band [1912]:
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© June 4; 1c. June 6; K 429387.
Farm ba
Goin’ somewhere.
© June 11,1912:
1c. June 18, 1912; K 43214.
Interfering with jungle travel. ©
gune® h' 19925. 1.e “Jume: 3.1913 * Kk
42678.
Jungle drama [1912]:
pt. JV; He Ss Wee
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Lord Longbow [1912]—Continued.
© May 20; 1 c. May 24; K 42398.
© May 22; 1c. May 25; K 42461.
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© June 26; 1 ec. June 28; K 43831.
Millinery work. © Apr. 29, 1912;
1c. May 2, 1912; K 41419.
On the Jungle railway. © June 5,
1912; 1 c. June 8, 1912; K 48025.
Sammy Spankem [1912]:
© Apr. 6; 1 ec. Apr. 10; K 40497.
© Apr. 9; 1 c« Apr. 11; K 40570.
© Apr. 11; 1 @ Apr 15; 4072s.
© Apr. 13; 1c. Apr. 17; K 40839.
© Apr. 16; 1 ec. Apr. 19; K 40918.
© Apr. 16; 1 ec. Apr. 19; K 40919.
© Apr. 18; 1c. Apr. 22; K 41081.
Lord Longbow [1912]:
© Apr. 5; 1c. Apr. 8; K 40440.
© Apr, Ss: c Apr, 11 ik 40572.
© Apr. 10; 1 ec. Apr. 12; K 40693.
© Apr. 12; 1c. Apr. 15; K 40738.
© Apr. 15; 1 ce Apr 17: K 40837.
© Apr. 17; 1 c. Apr. 19; K 40916.
© Apr. 19; 1 e. Apr. 22; K 41033.
©. Apr 22.4 chAprigoe Ke 41196.
© Aprs 24: 1 ‘ec. Apr 26; KK 41231.
© Apr. 26; 1 ¢. Apr. 29; K 41279.
© Apr. 29; 1¢. May 2; K 41418.
© May 1; 1c. May 3; K 41441.
© May 3; 1c. May 6; K 41530.
© May 6; 1c. May 8; K 41682.
© May 8;1c. May 10; K 41761.
© May 10; 1c. May 138; K 41858.
© May 13; 1 c. May 15; K 41956.
© May 15; 1c. May 17; K 42074.
© May 17; 1c. May 20; K 42181.
296
© Apr, 18; 1 ¢. Apr.
22; K 41030.
© Apr. 20; 1 @ Apr. 22= eames:
© Apr. 23; 1 c. Apr. 25; K 41198.
© Apr. 25; 1 ¢ Apr. 27> K 4iehs.
(© Apr. 27; 1 ec. May 1; K 41868.
© Apr. 30; 1 ec. May 2; K 41421.
© May 2; 1 ec. May 6; K 41532.
© May 7; 1c. May 11; K 41800.
© May 9; 1c. May 11; K 41802.
© May 11; 1c. May 18; K 41856.
© May 14; 1 c. May 17; K 42070.
© May 16; 1c. May 20; K 42179.
© May 18; 1c. May 24; K 42394.
© May 21; 1c. May 24; K 42396.
© May 28; 1c. May 25; K 42459.
© May 25; 1c. May 27; K 42490.
© May 28; 1c. May 31; K 42605.
© May 30; 1c. June 1; K 42654.
© June 1; 1 c. June 3; K 42677.
© June 4; 1c. June 6; K 42936.
© June 6; 1c. June 10; K 48097.
© June 8; 1c. June 10; K 48095.
© June 11; 1c. June 13; K 48218.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no...2, 1912
16893
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Sammy Spankem [1912]—Contd.
© June 13; 1c. June 15; K 43318.
© June 15; 1c. June 21; K 43522.
© June 18: 1 ¢. June 21: K 43526:
© June 20; 1c. June 22; K 43583.
© June 22;1c¢. June 24; K 43606.
© June 25; 1c. June 27; K 48756.
Some one after them. © June 10,
1912; 1 c. June 6, 1912; K 48098.
WERNER & SOMMER CO., New York.
[16803
[Pictorial fashions illustration, large
and small size.] © Apr. 10, 1912; 2
eoeapr, 15, 1912; K 40733.
WESSLER (Huco), New York.
[16804-16835
Best wishes. May God’s blessing
rich and rare. © May 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 16, 1912; K 42343.
[Colored post cards]:
Because.—Best wishes. — Birthday
greetings.—Burglar.—Congratulations.
1. Now if I were old Father Time.—
Congratulations. 2. May this day
bring years of gladness.—Continu-
ous.—Cost.—Every second. — Fact.—
Friends.—I wonder.—Longest day.—
Pirate. — Request. — Sailing.—Think-
ing.— To-morrow. — Until. — When. —
Why.—Wish.—Your birthday. © May
14, 1912; 2 c. each May 16, 1912; K
41991-42014. .
[8 prints]:
Champion.—Fishing. — Heaven. — I
never knew life held such joy divine.—
If. — Missed. — Smuggler. — Touch of
nature. © May 20, 1912; 2 c. each
May 23, 1912; K 42312-42319.
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co., New York.
[16836-16872
[Fashion cuts of women for ads]:
Saber.—Sack. — Sailor. — Salmon.—
Sauce.—Saxon.—Scaffold.—Scandal.—
Seant.—Scholar.—Screen.—Sculptor.—
Seaside.—Senior. — Sentiment. — Ser-
~ geant. — Serpent. — Shadow.— Sheep-
skin.—Shell.—Shiver.—Signal.—Silk.—
Siren.— Slave. — Slender. — Smoke. —
Smudge. Sober.—Soda.—Soprano.—
Spade.—Sparrow.—Stage. — Stripes.—
Summer.—Swing. © May 11, 1912;
2c. each May 15, 1912; K 41909-41945.
WEYLE (E.), Goldfield, Nev. [16873
Manhattan, Nev., street scene. ©
Mag. 13, 1912; 2 ¢,, May 20, A9425-7
169406.
WHEELER (JOHN Leavenworth.
Wash. [16874, 16875
Leavenworth, Wash., A, B. © Apr.
G18 OdD o*2: eb each Apr. 22) 1912-7
169006, 169007.
1.)
WHIPPLE (LEYLAND), Bangor, Me.
[16876-16879
Atwood (Harry) at Bangor, Me. ©
sume: 24, 19125 2 ce, Jane 26, 1912: J
1706438.
—— flying at Bangor, Me. © June
24, 1912; 2 c. June 26, 1912; J 170644.
Lockalexis, Indian runner. © June
$, (T1912) 2-e: June.t0, 19123 J 170135.
Wreck of electric car, Bangor, May
16, 1912. © May 17, 1912; 2 c May
20, 1912; J 169405.
WHITE (JoHN H.) Chicago. [16880
Star and garter theatre. © Apr. 10,
ADT Ze); Apres 20; 1912 = J 168397.
WHITE (LUTHER L.) New York.
[16881, 16882
Deslys (Gaby) 1,2. © Apr. 6, 1912:
2) 1@) ‘edeh Apr. 11, 1912; J 168061,
168062.
WHITE (RatPH FE.) Philadelphia.
[16883-16885
Sewage purification and disposal
plant for Chester County home and
hospital for the insane. © 1 c. Apr.
2, 1912; I 940.
Sewage purification and disposal
plant for Inwood sanitarium. ©l1e.
Apr, O12 +) b. 939.
Sewage purification and disposal
plant for Philadelphia Jewish hospi-
tale \@) tt en Ape. 16, 19125) 1 969.
WHITE & WyckKoFF, Holyoke, Mass.
[16886
Duluth, Minn., High school [and]
Robert E. Denfeld. © Sept. 1. 1911;
2c. May 22, 1912; K 42296.
WHITE AEROPLANE CO., Brooklyn.
[16887-16892
Curtiss hydroaeroplane, 3 foot fly-
ing model.—Langley tandem mono-
plane, 3 foot flying model, double chain
drive-—Model aeroplane pontoons.—
Nieuport monoplane, 86 inch flying
model.—_White racer.—White word-
less lesson. © May 1, 1912; 1 c. each
Apr. 26, 1912; I 982-987.
WHITMIRE (Mrs. THEODORE) New
Philadelphia, O. [16893
Whitmire (Mrs. Theodore) © Jan.
Ot O12 =) 4 e, Mar. 29, 1902): des ADE.
40.) 1912: J: 167996.
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16894
pt. IV; RSs ee
WHITNEY (H. L.), Hampton, Iowa.
[16894
Hampton, Ia., Phoenix hotel. ©
May..25, 29123 2c... May, 28, 1912: 3
169658.
WHITNEY Chi-
cago. [16895
Master’s hand. © May 6, 1912; 2.
May 6, 1912; J 169238.
_Witcox (H. F.), Cuba, N. Y. [16896
Cuba, N. Y., high school base ball
team. © June 26, 1912; 2 ¢. June 27,
1912; J 170645.
WILDE (W. A.) company, Chicago.
[16897-16917
(MoracE OTTOWELL)
Your birthstone:
April.—August.—December.—Febru-
ary.—January.—July.—June.— March.
— May.— November. — October.— Sep-
tember. © May 15, 1912; 2 ec. each
May 20, 1912; K 42118, 42120, 42122—
42130, 42133.
[9 prints]:
Blotter that knows how to blot.—
Every twig of your Christmas tree.—
I am of absorbing interest.—May every
candle burning bright—May every
wish-bone.— Merry Christmas. ’Tis
sweet to be remembered.—When this
blotter you see.—Would that you were
not so many miles away.—Yard of
Christmas wishes. © May 1, 1912; 2
e. each May 20, 1912; K 42119, 42121,
42131, 42132, 42134421388.
WILLARD (FRANK G.) Topeka, Kan.
[16918
Topeka, Kan., general offices of
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
way company. © Apr. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Apr. 11, 1912; J 168060.
WILLIAMS (CHAS. A.), Livonia, N. Y.
[16919-16922
On! suard., © June 6, 1912: 2 <.
June 7, 1912; J 170009.
Royal family. © June 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
June 7, 1912; J 170007.
[2 photographs]:
Buffalo at home.—Kalispell chief,
the king of the herd. © May 22, 1912;
2 ec. edch May 23, 1912; J 169470-
169471.
WILLIAMS (CHARLES ALLYN) Urbana,
Til. [16923
Roman forum from Capitoline Hill.
© Apr.. 2, 9912" 206 Mia Ss. leis ad
169023.
WittiaMs (EH. K.), Chicago. [16924
[Picture of vest pocket showing
fountain pen and pencil.] © June 18,
1912; 2 c. June 28, 1912; K 487783.
WILLIAMS (WARNER C.), Indianapo-
lis. [16925
[Greek wonder horn letter head de-
sign.] © Mar. 22, 1912; 2c. Mar. 25,
1912; K 40877.
WILLIAMSON (JACOB) Chicago.
[16926-16930
[Country barn dance.] © May 28,
1912; 2°c., May 31, 1912 > KK 4250.
[Rose and leaves.] © May 29,
1912; 2c. May 31, 1912° "% 42a02:
2. © June 11, 1992-32 codes
14, 1912; K 438240.
—3. © June 11, 1912; 2 ce June
17, 1912; K 43339.
— 4. © June 11, 1912; 2 ce. June
19, 1912; K 48417.
WILSON (FRANK A.), So. Portland, Me.
16931
We fellows digging clams. © June
14, 1912; 2c. June 14, 1912; J 1703823.
WiLson (L. E.), Berkeley, Cal.
[16932-16934
Miss San Francisco bids you come.
© May 15, 1912; 2 c. May 21, 1912; K
42340.
Vagaries of fortune. © May 15,
1912; 2c. May 21, 1912; K 42841.
World nestles in the lap of Miss
San Francisco. © May 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
May 21, 1912; K 42342.
Wine (R. E.) Glendive, Mont.
[16935-16937
Sold by the Glendive implement com-
pany, 1-3. © Apr. 8, 19125 2p:
12, 1912; J 168L0L
WINSCHER (C. G.) Sheboygan, Wis.
[16938-16940
Feeding hungry sea gulls, by Dep.
fish and game warden, 1-3. © Feb.
19, 1912; 2c. each Apr. 17, 1912; 5
168235-168237.
Winstow (F. H. H.), Cherryfield, Me.
[16941
Prospect Harbor, Me., light. 1 and
2. © June 11, 1912; 2 c. each June
13, 1912; J 170215, 170216.
Winter & POND Co., INC., Juneau,
Alaska. [16942
16th infantry, Fort Seward, Alaska.
© May 22, 1912; 2 c. June 1, 1912; J
169818.
WocHEeR (Max) AND SON COMPANY,
Cincinnati. [16943, 16944
[Hospital room equipment no. 1, 2.]
© June 14, 1912; 2 c. June 22, 1912;
Ix 43580, 48581.
298
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
noe 2, 1912
17016
WoEHLER (H. L.), New York.
[16945-16956
Bon voyage. © Apr. 25, 1912; 2:c.
Apr. 29, 1912; K 41618.
Bon voyage. As slow your ship
steams out of port. © May 20, 1912;
2c. June 6, 1912; K 42904.
Bon voyage. Two friends of whom
you'll never tire. © May 20, 1912;
2c. June 6, 1912; K 42906.
Congratulations:
Dear friends, I see great peace and
joy.—I ‘wooden wish you anything.—
I’m wishing after twenty years of
shine and shower together.—Rich
blessings you have treasured up.—
This day is written in our hearts.—
Tin years of wedded happiness. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 c. each June 6, 1912;
K 42909—42914.
Geshundheit [Little dutch boy drink-
ing from mug.] © May 20, 1912; 2c.
June 6, 1912; K 42905.
Gesundheit—Now here’s to the health
of yourself and your wife. ©May 20,
1912: 2c. June 6, 1912; K 42907.
Passing days are more than filled
with rounds of busy cares. © May 20,
1912; 2c. June 6, 1912; K 42908.
WoHLBRUCK
Reno, Nev.
[4 photographs]:
Camp and workings, Lahontan, Nev.
irrigation project for Carson sink
lands.—Carson River and Lahontan,
Ney., irrigation project, dam and
workings from north side.—Lahontan
dam workings and Carson River from
S. E. side.——Reno, Nev., from south
side fire station. © May 27, 1912; 2
e. each June 1, 1912; J 169818-169821.
CLEMENS )
[16957-16960
( THEODOR
Woutr (Max), Manhattan, Kansas.
[16961
Shepherd crook, Kansas state agri-
cultural college. © Apr. 20, 1912; 1 ¢.
Mery) 7 1912; 1 ce: May. 24, 191259
1695387.
WoLvEN (E. L.) Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
[16962-17004
McCaleb (Ella) A, B. © May Tf,
1912; 2 c. each May 8, 1912; J 169029,
169030.
Tillinghast (Mrs. T. N.) acting
Jady-principal of Vassar college, 4
view :
5 by 7 sitting —5 by 7 standing.—
S by 10 sitting—S8 by 10 standing.
© May 2, 1912; 2 c. each May 22,
1912; J 169851-169854.
WoLvEN (KE. L.)—Continued.
Vassar college daisy chain June 11,
AGI2 5 x 32. © June12 1912* 2.¢
June 14, 1912; J 170222.
Dickens play, Founders day,
May, 1912, 1-10. ©May 21, 1912; 2c.
each May 23, 1912; J 169832-169841.
Junior-senior boat ride, 4.—
Junior-senior boat ride, ghosts, 5—
Junior-senior boat ride, sailors, 1. ©
June 8, 1912; 2 c. each June 6, 1912;
J 169954-169956.
— May pole exercise, May, 1912,
1, 2. © May 21, 1912; 2 c. each May
28, 1912; J 169849, 169850.
—— Sophomore tree exercise, May,
1912; 1-7. © May, 21, 1912: 2.¢. each
May 23, 1912; J 169842-169848.
—— 4th hall play, 1912, 1-6. ©
May, 28,1912; 2:¢ each Jame 1, 1912:
J 169822-169827.
—— 4th hall play, 7-12. © May 28,
1912; 2 e. each June 6, 1912; J 169948—
169958.
[2 photographs]:
Vassar college, class of 1912 around
class tree, June 11, 1912.—Vassar col-
lege daisy chain, June 11, 1912. 6x10.
© June 11, 1912; 2 c. each June 13,
1912; J 1702238, 170224.
Woop (Cart C.) Portland, Or. [17005
Lion, City park, Portland, Or. ©
dome 10; 1OI2=) 2 ec June 4, 1912> J
169908.
Woop, (GrEoRGE), Mora, Minn.
[17006-17010
By quiet waters. © June 12, 1912;
2)@) June) 159 '4912);.. J 10227:
June days;' © June 12, 1912; 2c.
Sune 15,1912; J; 170228.
[3 photographs]:
Day in May.— Meadow brook in
springtime.—Peaceful valley. © May
2) LOU 2 ie. each, May 28, 19123" J
169684169686.
Woop (H. D.) New Bern, N. C.
[17011
©1c. May 24, 1912;
Return (The).
J 169967.
Woop (Capt. W. F.) Y% SANDERSON,
New York. [17012
Horses on board. © June 4, 1912;
2c. June 4, 1912; J 169880.
Woop PHOTO co., Wells. Maine.
[17013-17016
[Lobster post card series A 1-4]:
IT am sending this card for your
journey.—Just to show you’re not for-
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17017
Woop PHOTO co.—Continued.
[Lobster post card\series A 1-4]—
Continued.
gotten. — Lobster greetings from
Maine.—Vacation joys may you not
lack. © May 18, 1912: 2 ec. each June
11, 1912; K 43120-48123.
Woopsury & co., Worcester, Mass.
[17017-17022
[Sepia landscapes]:
Brook.—Falls. — Rapids. — River. —
Sea.—Source. © May 1, 1912; 2 c.
each May 3, 1912; K 41452-41457.
WoopvFIELD (FRANK), Astoria, Ore.
[17023-17030
Maryland (U.S. 8.) 1-8. © June
18, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170440—
170442.
Wigwam II, Astoria, Or. 1-5. ©
May 18, 1912; 2 c. each May 24, 1912;
J 169539-169543.
WoRDEN (JOHN E.) Wrangell, Alaska.
[17081
Wrangell, Alaska, Mar., 1912. ©
May 7, 1912 2 es May. eG, ete ory
169287.
WRIGHT (FRANK E.), New York.
[17032-17052
[21 prints]:
Brilliant and fragrant flowers.—
Current letter postage stamps of for-
eign nations.—Domestic cats and kit-
tens. — Eggs of various American
birds.—Flags of all nations.—Fruits
ready for plucking—Game birds.—
Game fish caught with the fly—
Habitations of mankind. — Interna-
tional code and U. S. weather bureau
signals.—Leading breeds of chickens.—
pt. tv, 0. S., Vo Tae > BD EN be.
WRIGHT (FRANK E.)—Continued.
[21 prints]—Continued.
Leading breeds of dogs.—Plants of
great commercial valne——Rare birds
of brilliant plumage.—Slippers of vari-
ous nations, ancient and modern.-—
Standard breeds of cattle. — Typical
costumes of various nations.—United
States army and naval uniforms.—
Valuable minerals as they are found.—
Various breeds of horses.—Wild ani-
mals in deadly combat. © Apr. 12,
1912; 2 ¢. each Apr Gh) aoie ee
40739-40759.
YE ROSE STUDIO, Providence, R. I.
[17053-17057
Dowling (Bishop Austin) 1-5.
Apr. 22, 1912; 2 ec. each Apr. 23, 1912
J 168720-168724.
Youne (R. J.) Soap Lake, Wash.
[17058, 17059
Soap Lake, [Wash.] sanitarium. ©
Mar. 29, 1912; 2 .¢. Apr 1092-0
168007.
Siloam sanitarium. © Mar. 29,
1912; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1912; J. 162006:
Youne & CARL, Cincinnati.
[17060-17062
Baseball banquet. © May 18, 1912;
2c. May 20, 1912; J 169417.
Coal men at Coney. © June 12,
1912; 2.¢. June 17, 1012: 3 11th
National league park dedication. ©
May 18, 1912; 2 @ May 22g ae
169421.
ZAHN (OSWALD F.) Detroit. [17065
Automobile rear axle. © 1. Mar.
30, 1912; I 933.
300
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
AMERICA’S FEATURE FILM CO., Chicago.
[17064
Convict life in the Ohio peniten-
tiary, 4 scenes, 4 reels. © 1c. each
May 18, 1912; J 169358.
BI0GRAPH COMPANY, New York.
[17065-17098
Algy, the watchman. Roll. ©1«.
June 8, 1912; J 170133.
Beast at bay. Roll. ©1c. May 29,
12> 5 169785.
Brave hunter.
22, 1912; J 168476.
Close call. Roll.
1912; J 169460.
Dash through the clouds. Roll. ©
1 ec. June 28, 1912; J 170666.
Fate’s interception. Roll. ©1..
Apr. 8, 1912; J 167954.
© 1
© 1c. May
Roll. ©, 1 e. Apr.
© 1 ¢« May 22,
Female of the species. Roll.
e. Apr. 18, 1912; J 168165.
Fickle Spaniard. Roll.
3, 1912; J 168889.
Furs (The) Roll. © 1c. May 13,
1912; J 169163.
Helen’s marriage. Roll. © 1.
May 22, 1912: J 169461.
Help! help! Roll. ©1c. Apr. 10,
1912; J 168044.
His lesson.
1912; J 169289.
Home folks.
1912; J 170147.
Roll. © 1c. May 16,
Roll. ©1c. June 10,
Just like a woman. Roll. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1912; J 1683896.
Katchem Kate. Roll. © 1c. June
a, 1912; J 170618.
Leading man. Roll. ©1e. May 3,
1912; J 168888.
Lena and the geese. Roll. ©1e.
June 25, 1912; J 170619.
Lesser evil. Roll. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1912; J 168788.
Lodging for the night. Roll. ©le.
May 18, 1912; J 169195.
Neighbors. Roll. © 1 ¢. June 25,
not: J ViO61T.
BIoGRAPH COMPANY—Continued.
Oh, those eyes. Roll. © 1. Apr.
A912! Te hO (O90.
Old actor. Roll. © 1 « May 4,
1912; J 168900.
One is business, the other crime.
Roll. ©i1c. Apr. 24,1912; J 168597.
Outcast among outcasts. Roll. ©
1c. May 29, 1912; J 169786.
Punishment (The) Roll. ©l.«
Apr: 5, 1912; J 167862.
Spirit awakened. Roll. ©1c. June
28, 19123 F177 0667:
Temporary truce. 2 rolls.
© Ae.
June 10, 1912; J 170148.
Their first kidnapping case. Roll.
©1e. Apr. 10, 1912; J 168045.
Those Hicksville boys. Roll. ©le.
Apr. 1, 1912; J 167692.
Tomboy Bessie. Roll. © 1c. June
S, LOI 7 T7OL32.
When kings were the law. Roll.
©1c May 20, 1912; J 169418.
When the fire-bells rang. Roll. ©
1c. May 18, 1912; J 169194.
Won by a fish. Roll. © 1c Apr.
22, 1912; J 168477.
BUFFALO Bitt & PAWNEE BILL FILM
co., New York. [17099-17101
Life of Buffalo Bill, pts. 1-3. 3
reels. © 1c each June 8, 1912; J
170003-170005.
CROWN FEATURE FILM Co., New York.
[17102, 17103
Battle of two palms. Reel 1. ©
1 ec. June 25, 1912; J 170522.
Battle of two palms. Reel 2. ©
1 e. June 25, 1912; J 1705238.
EcLAIR FILM Cco., Fort Lee, N. J.
[17104, 17105
The great
© 1.«. each
Land of darkness, or
mine disaster. 2 reels.
May 3, 1912; J 168890.
Zigomar vs. Le Rouquin. pts. 1-4.
New baby. Roll. ©: 1 ¢. June 28; 4 reels. © 1 c« Apr. 18, 1912; J
1912; J 170665. 168481.
301
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17106
pt. Eve BR: S.,V.7
(THoMAS A.) INC., Orange,
[17106- 17325
Angel antl the stranded troupe, 1-4.
Clippings from reel. © June 12, 1912;
2c. June 19, 1912; J 170311-170314.
Apple pie, 1-8. Clippings from reel.
© June 19, 1912; 2 ce. each June 25,
1912 -T/27052 71 10529.
Artist and the brain specialist, 1-3.
Clippings from a reel. © May 22,
1912; 2 c each May 28,1912; J 169667-—
169669.
Aunt Miranda’s cat, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © May 8, 1912; 2 «.
each May 16, 1912; J 169802-169305.
Bank President’s son, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © May 14, 1912;
2c. each May 22, 1912; J 169446-
169449.
Billie, 1-4. Clippings from a reel.
© May 7, 1912; 2 c. each May 16, 1912;
J 169290-169298.
Blinks and Jinks, attorneys at law,
14. Clippings from a reel. © May 1,
1912; 2 c. each May 7, 1912; J 168977-—
168980.
Boss of lumber camp no. 4, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Apr. 19,
1912; 2 c. each Apr. 28,1912; J 168497—
168500.
Butler and the maid, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Apr. 27, 1912;
2 e@. each Apr. 380;. 1912; J 168796-
168799.
Charlie’s reform, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Apr. 5, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 10, 1912; J 168024-168027.
Church and country, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. Aprh 12; 1912452 e@.
each Apr. 18, 1912; J 168272168275.
Convict’s parole, 14. Clippings from
a, reek” G) May Wi 21912") 2c. vedeh
May 22, 1912; J 169450-169453.
Dr. Brompton-Watts’ age adjuster,
14. Clippings from a reel. © Apr.
6; 1002: 2c, ‘eae Apr iG, S912: 5
168020-168023.
Dream dances, 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © Apr. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Apr. 28, 1912; J 168489-168492.
Dumb wooing, 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © Apr: 17, 1912; 2. c. each
Apr. 23, 1912; J 168501-168504.
Eddie’s exploits, scenes 1-4. Clip-
pings from reel. © June 1, 1912; 2c.
each June 12, 1912; J 170191-170194.
Every rose has its stem, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © May 11, 1912;
2 ec. each May 16, 1912; J 169294-
169297.
EDISON
N.
—
from
Epison (THOMAS A.) rnc.—Continued.
Funeral that flashed in the pan, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Mar. 30,
1912; 2 ¢. each (Agim (ge ote e
168028168031.
Girl at the key. 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © June 23, 1912;
2 c. each June 25, 1912; J 170538—
170541.
Guilty party, 1-8. Clippings from a
reel. © May 4, 1912; 2 c. each May 7,
1912; J 168970-168972.
High cost of living, seenes 14. Clip-
pings from reel. © June 4, 1912; 2c.
each June 12, 1912; J 170195-170198.
How father accomplished his work.
1-4. Clippings from reel. © June 15,
1912; 2 c. June 19, 19125 1 170s05—
170306.
How Patrick’s eyes were opened, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Apr. 20,
1912; 2 ¢@ each Apr, 2s" aea2
168493168496.
How Washington crossed the Dela-
ware, 14. Clippings from a reel. ©
Mar. 29, 1912: 2 © each “Apr,
1912; J 168016—168019.
Insurgent Senator, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Apr: 16, 1912; 2c
each Apr. 23, 1912; J 168505-168508.
Is he eligible? (1-4) Clippings
from a reel. © Apry 10) 492
each Apr. 18, 1912; J 168268—168271.
Jim’s wife, 1-3. Clippings from a
reel. © May 28, 1912; 2 c. each June
6, 1912; J 169932—-169934.
Kitty’s hold up, 1-4, clippings from
reel. © June 15, 1912; 2° June dg,
1912; J 170307-170310.
Little woolen shoe, 14. Clippings
a reel. © Apr. 23; 1pige 2c.
each Apr. 30, 1912; J 168808—168811.
Man in the makings, 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © June 18, 1912; 2
e. each June 25, 1912; J 170534170537.
Man who made good, scenes 1-4.
Clippings from reel. © June 7, 1912;
2c. each June 12, 1992507 170187-
170190.
Mine on the Yukon, 1-4. Clippings
from. a reel. © Apr. 2, 192s
each Apr. 10, 1912; J 168032-168035.
Out of the deep, 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © May 38, 1912; 2 c. each May
7, 1912; J 1689738-168976.
Passer-by. 4 scenes. Clippings from
reel. © June 21, 1912; 2 c. each June
25. 1912: J 170530-170533.
302
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 2, 1912
Epison (THoMAS A.) INc.—Continued.
Passion flower, 1-3. Clippings from
a reel. © May 29, 1912; 2 ec. each
June 6, 1912; J 169935-169937.
Personal affair, 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © May 15, 1912; 2 c each
May 22, 1912; J 169442-169445.
Prisoner of war,1-8. Clippings from
reel. © June 14, 1912; 2 « June 19,
1912; J 170315-170317.
Romance of the ice fields, 1-8. Clip-
pings from a reel. © May 18, 1912; 2
e. each May 28, 1912; J 169678169680.
Rowdy and his new pal, 1-3. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Apr. 6, 1912; 2
ce. each Apr. 10, 1912; J 168036-168088.
Seenes in Delhi, India, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © May 18, 1912; 2
ce. each May 28, 1912; J 169663—169666.
Shadows on the blind, 14. Clip-
pings from reel. © June §, 1912; 2 2.
each June 12, 1912; J 170199-170202.
Spanish cavalier, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Apr. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168264—168267.
Sunset gun, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © May 24, 1912; 2 c. each May
28, 1912; J 169674169677.
Target practice of the Atlantic fleet,
U. S. Navy, 1-38. Clippings from reei.
© June 19, 1912; 2 c. each June 25,
1912; J 170524170526.
Ten days with a fleet of U. S. bat-
tieships, 14. Clippings from reel. ©
wane i), J012> 2 ¢. June 19, 1912° J
170299-1703802.
Tenacious solicitor, 14. Clippings
fom 4 reel © Apr.. 24, 1912; 2.'¢
each Apr. 30, 1912; J 168804—168807.
Their hero, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © May 21, 1912; 2 c. each May
28, 1912; J 169670-169673.
Treasure Island, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © May 10, 1912; 2 «.
each May 16, 1912; J 169298-169301.
Two knights in a barroom, 1-5.
Clippings from a reel. © Apr. 3, 1912;
2 ec. each Apr. 10, 1912; J 168011-—
168015.
Unusual sacrifice, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2 c.
each Apr. 380, 1912; J 168800-—168803.
Very much engaged, 1-4. Clippings
17327
Epison (THoMAS A.) 1INc.—Continued.
Views in Calcutta, India, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © May 31, 1912;
2 c. each June 6, 1912; J 169988-
169941.
Western Prince Charming, 14.
Clippings from a reel. © May 25,
1912; 2c. each May 28, 1912; J 169659-
169662.
Westminster kennel club dog show,
1-4. Clippings from a reel. © June
99125" 2-e¢, each, June 6, 1912; J
169942169945.
Winnie’s dance, 14. Clippings from
a reel. © Apr. 13, 1912; 2 c. each
Apr. 18, 1912; J 168260-168263.
Winter logging in Maine, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Apr. 30, 1912;
2c. each May 7, 1912; J 168981—168984.
Winter visit to Central Park, New
York City, 14. Clippings from a reel.
@\Apr!! 27, 2912 2..e. ‘each Apr. 30,
1912; J 168792168795.
FEATURE FILM SALES CO., LTD., Chicago.
[173826
Carmen. Roll. © May 28, 1912; 2
ce. May, 23, 2912-5 169581.
Imp FILMS co., New York.
[17327-17364
All for her. Small roll. © May 2,
1912; 2 ec. May 3, 1912; J 168880.
Art of making silverplate. Small
roll; @; June v 1912: 2 ¢. June 3:
19d2)> FE LGISST,
Bradhurst field club four mile run.
Small roll. © Apr. 8, 1912; 2 ec. Apr.
10, 1912; J 168429.
Breach of promise. Small roll. ©
May 4, 1912; 2c. May 7, 1912; J 168955.
Breakdown (The) Small roll. ©
gune 3, 1012; 2 ec. June 4, 1912; J
169879.
Cave man’s wooing. Small roll. ©
May (20 rtotae fe May 31 19123 a
169924.
Change of stripes. Small roll. ©
Apr. Aer oaas oa) @ Apr 8. 1Qias| oF
168430.
Chef’s downfall. Small roll. ©
VATS ia sb eal ee, Aer POTD eee
168885.
Clown’s triumph. Small roll. ©
May 2a. 1012: 2 ce: May at, 1912. J
1699238.
Dove and the serpent. Small roll.
from reel. © June 5, 1912; 2 c. each | © Apr. 4, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 5, 1912; J
June 12, 1912; J 170203-170206. 167839.
303
538034—12——10
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17365
Imp FILMS co.—Continued.
English stag hunt. Small roll. ©
May, 18,- 1912): °2¢." May 26," 1912> J
169377.
False to both. Small roll. © Apr.
11, 1912;-2°¢. ‘Apr. 167° 1912 > F 168198.
Henpecked Ike. Small roll. ©
May. 18, 19122 c.kay,, 20, 1012 =F
169378.
Jim’s atonement. Small roll. ©
May 13, 1912; 2 c May. 13, 1912:
J 169149.
John Smith, barber. Small roll. ©
Mor. 13; TOI? 2es Apr -16, Roi
168387.
Lady Audley’s secret. Small roll.
© May 16, 1912; 2 ce. May 17, 1912;
J 169341.
Land of promise.
I) Ses Ta ata amas 3 ED oe
1690386.
Leap for love. Small roll. © Apr.
13, 1912° 2..c. Apr. 16; 1912 > a) 168435.
Let Willie do it. Small roll. ©
May 11, 1912: 2 ¢. May. 18, 1912: 5
169148.
Loan, shark Small roll, (@™ Apr:
25, 1912° 2) e Apr, 2h 1912 «a. LGS6s8s.
Lonesome Miss Wiggs. Small roll.
©. Apr 20, 1018) 240. Ape 23, 1912:
J 168480.
Los Angeles, views of. Small roll.
© May 25, 1912; 2 c« May 25, 1912;
J 169557.
Lure of the picture. Small roll. ©
ADE, 20; 19T25. (2. centApr ZO ;CLOr Ae oy
168741.
Maid’s stratagem. Small roll. ©
May; 25) 51912 2 veuMay 250 1002 6d
169558.
Melodrama of yesterday.
roll.".©, May 4,. 1912;
1912; J 168953.
Millionaire for a day. Small roll.
ic) Apr. 22. "a81o: 2 G.) Bier. 23.7 dbs
J 168479.
On the shore. Small roll. © May
6, 1912; 2 c. May 7, 1912; J 168954.
Our baby. Small roll. © Mar. 30,
1912;:2'e Apr J, 191279 167616.
Peril (The) Small roll. © May
30, 1912: 2c. May 31, 19125 J 169922.
Piece of ambergris. Small roll. ©
Apr. 27, TOS: 2 CBr, 28, ees od
168739.
Rescued by wireless. Small roll.
© Apr: 15, 1912;°2 > ¢Apr. 18; 1912;
J 168245.
Small roll. ©
May 9,. 1912; J
Small
2c. , May .%,
pt. LY; Oe Se van
IMP FILMS co.—Continued.
Scenic Yellowstone Park. Small
roll. © Apr. 20, 1912°\2¥el, Aas es.
1912; J 168478.
Section foreman. Small roll. ©
Apr. 8, 1912; 2 -c. Apr’ 1, 3922"
168386.
Squnk City fire co.
Mar. 30, 1912: 2
167617.
Staff of age. Small roll. © May
11, 1912; 2 c. May 13, 1912> J aeoiae
Thirst for gold. Small roll. ©
May 27, 1912; 2 ¢. May 29) sore
Small roll. ©
c. Apr. 1, Giza
| 169704.
Up against it. Small roll. © June
1, 1912; 2c. June 3, 1912; J 169858.
U. S. artillery maneuvers. Small
roll. © Apr. 27, 1912; 2 © Apr 2]
1912; J 168740.
Kkirsie (Isrpor) Philadelphia.
[ 17365, 17366
Multiple applause. Small reel. ©
1c. Apr. 26, 1912; J 168625.
Single applause. Small reel. ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1912; J 168624.
LAEMMLE (CarL) New York.. [17367
Rainey’s (Paul J.) African hunt,
pts. 1-18. 18 rolls. © 2 e) e3emage.
22, 1912; J 168445,
Méiizs (G.) Inc., New York. [17368
True till death. Reel. © Apr. 16,
1912: 2c. Apr. 15, 1912) 7 iGeiae
NATIONAL FILM DISTRIBUTING CO., New
York. [17369, 17370
Dante’s progress and experiences
through Paradise, pts. 1, 2. 2 reels.
© 1c. each Apr. 29, 1912; J 168785.
Dante’s progress and experiences
through Purgatory, pts. 1, 2. 2 reels.
© 1c. each Apr. 29, 1912; J 168784.
NEw YORK MOTION PICTURE CO., New
York. [17871-17375
Blazing the trail, pts. 1, 2. Small
rolls. © Apr. 15, 191232 @ Pacha
18, 1912; J 1684385.
Crisis (The) pts. 1) 2.0 2 emia
rolls. © May 15, 1912; 2 ¢ May 31,
1912; J 169708.
Lieutenant’s last fight, pts. 1, 2. 2
small rolls. © June 1, 1912; 2 e. each
May 31, 1912; J 170002.
Outcast (The), pts. 1,2. Small roll.
© June 8, 1912; 2 c* June 14, 1912; J
170221.
Post telegrapher, pts. 1, 2. Small
rolls. © May 1, 1912; 2 ce. each May
3, 1912; J 168859.
304
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 2, 1912
NORDISK FILMS Co., Copenhagen.
[17376-17379
Flying circus, pts. 14. 4 rolls. ©
1c. each May 4, 1912; J 168891-168894.
Ors (INGVALD C.) New York.
[17380-17410
Aeroplane inventor, pts.1,2. 2 rolls.
© 1c each Apr. 20, 1912; J 168388,
168389.
Aviator’s generosity, pts. 1, 2. 2
tolls. © ic eéach Apr. 10, 1912; J
168002, 168008.
Dangerous play, pts. 1, 2. 2 rolls.
© 1. each Apr. 19, 1912; J 168439,
168440.
Deciemona, pts. 1,°2. 2 rolis: ‘©)1t
ec. each Apr. 16, 1912; J 168207, 168208.
Mine ef lite) pts: 1, 2.° 2 rells: ©il
e. each Apr. 23, 1912; J 168484, 168485.
Homeless, pts. 1-3. 3 rolls. ©1le.
each Apr. 18, 1912; J 168436-168488.
Little railroad queen, pts. 1-3. 38
rolls) (©) # ec, each Apr. 25, 1912: J
168598-—168600.
Love and friendship, pts. 1, 2.
rolls © 1 c. each Apr. 24, 1912
168564, 168565. «
Love in the tropics, pts. 1,2. 2 rolls.
© 1c. each Apr. 23, 1912; J 168482,
168483.
Midsummer-tide, pts. 1-8. 3 rolls.
© 1 «© each Apr. 27, 1912; J 168688—
168690.
Power of love, pts. 1, 2. 2 rolls.
mec veneh Apr. 24, 1912s
168563.
_Rights of youth, pts. 1, 2. 2 rolls.
© 1c. each Apr. 26, 1912; J 168629,
168630.
Two convicts, pts. 1, 2.
mee seach Apr. 22, 1912;
168442.
Vampire: dancer, pts. 1, 2. 2 rolls:
© 1 ¢« each Apr. 17, 1912; J 168228,
168229.
See also Nordisk films co.
2
Peel |
©
J 168562,
2 rolls.’ ©
J 168441,
ORIENTAL FILM Co., San Francisco.
[17411
Chinese revolution. Reels. © Apr.
=. 1912-2 ec. Apr. 12, 1912; J 168209.
Powers (P. A.) New York.
{[17412, 17413
Price she paid, or a fatal practical
mie is. 1, 2. ©:-1 ¢@ each Apr. 2,
1912; J 168004, 168005.
17463
SELIG POLYSCOPE co., Chicago.
[17414-17439
Coming of Columbus, scenes 1-10.
10 photos 4% by 634 inches. © 1 «
each Apr. 8, 1912; J 167883—167892.
scenes 11-26. 16 photos 42 by
64 inches. © 1. each Apr. 13, 1912;
J 168122-168137.
SocreTA ANONIMA AMBROSIO, Torino,
Italy. [17440-17444
Last lesson, pts. 1, 2. ©1. each
Apr. 11, 1912; J 168056, 168057.
Last of the Frontignacs, pts. 1-3.
© 1c. each Apr. 11, 1912; J 168053-
168055.
SOCIETE FRANCAISE DES FILMS ET CINE-
MATOGRAPHS, Paris, France
[17445, 17446
Mystery of the bridge of Notre
Dame, 1-3. 3 reels. © 1 c¢ pts. 1
and 38, June 20, 1912; pt. 2, June 26,
1912; J 170628.
Tom Butler’s mysterious adventure
12.) 2ireels; /©) 1) pt. 1, June 20;
bOU25 pts 2, tune 26) 1912; J: 170629.
SwaAIn (Wm. N.), Indianapolis, Ind.
. [17447
International automobile races, In-
dianapolis. 2 reels. ©1c. each June
121607) TOLLS:
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. co., New York.
[17448-17463
Bull fight in Nueva. Small roll.
©) Sune 15, 1902 +2 e. June 18, 1912:
J 170269.
©
Childs influence. Small roll.
Jume 2g.) Pod 2c 2 eo June, 24, 19125
J 170426.
Clown land. Small roll. © June
22, 1912-2 \e. June 24, 1912: J. 170428:
Dividing line. Small roll. © June
24, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J 170425.
Fanchon the cricket. Small roll. ©
ewe Ep OLD 2 er June 18. 1992;
J 170266.
His message. Small roll. © June
25, 1912; 2 c. June 24, 1912; J 170424.
His ‘other self. Small roll. © June
29) AOI2):) 2 es June 20, 1912+ J LTOG4t.
His punishment. Small roll. ©
sume 15). 2912)" 2 el) Pune: LS, 192:
J 170267.
How Shorty won out. Small roll.
© June 15, 1912; 2 c. June 18, 1912;
J 170268.
Let no man put asunder. Small roll.
© June 13, 1912; 2c. June 14, 1912; J
170220.
305
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17463
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. co.—Continued.
Making U. S. currency. Small roll.
© June 22, 1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; J
170427.
Memories of a pioneer. Small roll.
© June 11, 1912; 2 ce. June 18, 1912; J
170270.
Portugee Joe. Small roll. © June
29. 1912. "2 ce. June 27, 1912" "5. 170642.
pt. 1V, B. S., Vv. 1, Mole: oe
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. Cco.—Continued..
Presidential possibilities. Small roll.
© June 8, 1912: 2 c. June 8, 1912; J
170068.
Shriners’ parade. Small roll. ©
June..8, 1912; 2 «dune 6) ies
170069.
_Soldier’s honor. Small roll. ©
June. 15, 1912; 2 ¢«. June 18,3923
170271.
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1912.
Number of entries of Reproductions of works of art________________-____ i
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
nical character. oo: 2 2.) oe br 220
Number of entries of Photographs (including 541 unpublished) _-________ 6, 329
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 3,023
contributions to -periodicals),~ 2 Pee eee , 007
306
Y Hy Att Aer
17464-25740
BR VOR OOD GRE SS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK
OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARAC-
TER; PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTO-
RIAL ILLUSTRATIONS; MOTION PICTURES
1912
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 7, No. 3
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1912
The Act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Coypright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
quarterly, is arranged in three alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of
titles, as follows:
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tifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copyright
of Drawings, Paintings, Statutes, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works of art).
II. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs (except
Moving pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
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Pictures other than photoplays.
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and pictorial illustrations; ‘‘L,’? Class L, Motion-picture photoplays; and ‘‘M,’’ Class
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¢ Register of Copyrights.
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One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the dupli-
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies
indicated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
LIST OF COPYRIGHTED WEEKLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
American lumberman. 1901-1909
© American lumberman.
American sportsman’s journal. 1879-1880
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Ave Maria. 1880-1909
© Daniel E. Hudson.
Boys of New York. 1874-1894
© Frank Tousey; Tousey & Small; Norman L. Munro & co.
Christian herald. 1878-1909
© B. J. Ferney; Jos. Spurgeon; Benjamin Aitken; Charles
Walton; M. Baxter; Louis Klopsch.
Christian register. 1903-1904
© Christian register assn.
Christian union. 1870-1893
© J. B. Ford & co.; Christian union pub. co.; New York and
Brooklyn pub. co.; Christian union co.
Churchman (The) 1901-1909
© Churchman co.
Commercial and financial chronicle. 1880-1909
© Wm. B. Dana & co.; Wm. B. Dana co.
Congregationalist (The), also entitled: Christian world. + 1900-1909
© W. lL. Green & co.; Congregational Sunday school pub. soc. |
Dry goods economist. 1892-1909
© Textile pub. co.
Farm and home. 1886-1909
© Phelps pub. co.
Farm implement news. 1887-1909
© Farm implement news co.
Fishing gazette. 1897-1909
© George E. Jennings; George E. Jennings & co.
Forest and stream. 1880-1909
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Illustrated Buffalo express. 1893-1909
© G. E. Matthews & co.; J. N. Matthews co.
Illustrated police news. 1878-1904
© Alden pub. co.; Illustrated police news pub. co.; John Stet-
son; Publisher of Illustrated police news.
Judge. 1885-1909
© Arkell pub. co.: Judge pub. co.; Judge co.
(v)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Legal intelligencer.
© Edward P. Allinson; Howard W. Page.
Mining reporter.
© W. W. Pollock; Mining reptr. pub. co.; Industrial ptg. &
pub. co.; Indus. reptr. co.
National live stock reporter.
© Philip H. Hale. '
National nurseryman.
© National nurseryman pub. co.; C. L. Yates.
National police gazette.
© Publisher of Natl. police gazette; Rich’d K. Fox.
New England homestead.
© Orange Judd co.
New York clipper.
© Rebecca H. Queen; F. Queen pub. co.
New York family story paper, also entitled: Family story paper.
© Norman L. Munro; Norman lL. Munro & co.
New York fireside companion
© Geo. Munro; Geo. Munro’s sons.
New York ledger.
© Rob't Bonner; Rob’t Bonner sons.
Orange Judd farmer.
© Orange Judd co.
Puck.
© Keppler & Schwarzmann.
Railway and locomotive engineering.
© Angus Sinclair co.
Scientific American.
© Munn & co.
Scientific American supplement.
© Munn & co.
Shipping illustrated.
© Shipping illustrated co.
Shoe and leather reporter.
© Dexter & co.; Isaac H. Bailey; Shoe and leather reporter ;
Coach harness and saddlery.
Sporting life.
© Geo. M. Spidell; Sporting life pub. co.
Street and Smith’s New York weekly. also entitled: New York
weekly.
© Street and Smith.
Sunday companion.
© Sunday companion pub. co.
Sunday magazine.
© Ervin Wardman; Associated Sunday magazines, inc.
Sunday school times.
© Sunday school times; John D. Wattles; John D. Wattles
& co.
Svenska Amerikanska posten.
© §S. J. Turnblad.
Texas siftings.
© Street and Knox; Texas siftings pub. co.; Geo. W. A. Yates,
jr.; Robert E. Morgan.
Tobacco.
© T. H. Delano pub. co.
Town topics.
© Town topics pub. co.
Trade register.
© Trade register, inc.; Wood and Ackman; Lovett M. Wood.
Weekly florists review.
© Florists’ pub. co.; G. L. Grant.
Yale alumni weekly.
© Yale alumni weekly.
Youths companion.
© Perry Mason & co.; Perry Mason ¢o.
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' 1892-1909
1887-1907
1892-1893
1893-1909
1878-1909
1894-1909 _
1882-1909
1872-1909
1870-1903
1870-1898
1895-1909
1878-1909
1901-1904
1887-1909
1887-1909
1905-1909
1870-1896
1881-1904
1870-1909
1906-1909
1898-1909
1875-1909
1897-1906
1882-1897
1887-1904
1893-1909
1898-1909
1897-1905
1899-1909
1890-1909
COPYRIGHT ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912.
[NoTE: The new matter in this amendatory Act is printed
in italics]
AN ACT
To amend sections five, eleven, and twenty-five of
an Act entitled ‘‘An Act to amend and consoli-
date the Acts respecting copyrights,’’ approved
March fourth, nineteen hundred and nine.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That sections five, eleven, and
twenty-five of the Act entitled ‘‘An Act to amend
and consolidate the Acts respecting copyrights,’’
approved March fourth, nineteen hundred and
nine, be amended to read as follows:
‘Sec. 5. That the application for registration ,,
shall specify to which of the following classes the
work in which copyright is claimed belongs:
‘*(a) Books, including composite and cyclope-
dic works, directories, gazetteers, and other com-
pilations ;
‘*(b) Periodicals, including newspapers;
‘‘(ce) Lectures, sermons, oe (prepared
for oral pone oey | :
‘‘(d) Dramatic or dramatico-musical composi-
tions;
‘*(e) Musical compositions;
‘“(f) Maps;
_ ‘*(g) Works of art; models or designs for
works of art;
‘‘(h) Reproductions of a work of art;
(VII)
Classification of
opytight works.
Books, composite,
eyclopzdic works,
directories, gazet-
teers, ete.
COPYRIGHT ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912
‘‘(i) Drawings or plastic works of a scientific
or technical character ;
‘¢(j) Photographs;
‘‘(k) Prints and pictorial illustrations;
Pid Daye oar Ce, Motion-picture photoplays;
Pictures not photo. = “<(m) Motion pictures other than photoplays:
Seleai featpn ““Provided, nevertheless, That the above speci-
ight. fications shall not be held to limit the subject mat- —
ter of copyright as defined in section four of this
Act, nor shall any error in classification invali-
date or impair the copyright protection secured
Oa ae Nes under this Act.”’ .
aU ele ‘« SEC. i hat copyright may also be had of
dramas, music, etc. the works of an author, of which copies are not
reproduced for sale, by the deposit, with claim of
copyright, of one complete copy of such work if it
be a lecture or similar production or a dramatic,
musical, or dramatico-musical composition; of a
title and description, with one print taken from
each scene or act, if the work be a motion-picture
photoplay; of a photographic print if the work be
a photograph; of a title and description, with not
less than two prints taken from different sections
of a complete motion picture, if the work be a mo-
tion picture other than a photoplay; or of a photo-
graph or other identifying reproduction thereof,
if it be a work of art or a plastic work or drawing.
afteroiblivaticn But the privilege of registration of copyright se-
cured hereunder shall not exempt the copyright
proprietor from the deposit of copies, under sec-
tions twelve and thirteen of this Act, where the
work is later reproduced in copies for sale.”’
eonftingement of ‘<Sxo, 25. That if any person shall infringe the
copyright in any work protected under the copy-
right laws of the United States such person shall
be liable: )
Injunetion, ‘‘(a) To an injunction restraining such in-
fringement ;
Damages. ‘“(b) To pay to the copyright proprietor such —
damages as the copyright proprietor may have
suffered due to the infringement, as well as all the |
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COPYRIGHT ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912
profits which the infringer shall have made from
such infringement, and in proving profits the
plaintiff shall be required to prove sales only and _ Proving sales.
the defendant shall be required to prove every
element of cost which he claims, or in lieu of ac-
tual damages and profits such damages as to the
eourt shall appear to be just, and in assessing
such damages the court may, in its discretion,
allow the amounts as hereinafter stated, but in
case of a newspaper reproduction of a copyright- aticerpa pet repre:
ed photograph such damages shall not exceed the gam secovery:
sum of two hundred dollars nor be less than the
sum of fifty dollars, and in the case of the in- ,,Witingement by
Undramatized or
fringement of an undramatized or nondramatic , opoematized of
work by means of motion pictures, where the in- damages soo
fringer shall show that he was not aware that he
was infringing, and that such infringement could
not have been reasonably foreseen, such damages
shall not exceed the sum of one hundred dollars;
and in the case of an infringement of a copyright-
ed dramatic or dramatico-musical work by a Dramatic work,
maker of motion pictures and his agencies for 28°: 000.
distribution thereof to exhibitors, where such in-
fringer shows that he was not aware that he was
mfringing a copyrighted work, and that such in-
fringements could not reasonably have been fore-
seen, the entire sum of such damages recoverable
by the copyright proprietor from such infringing
maker and his agencies for the distribution to
exhibitors of such infringing motion picture shall
not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars nor be
less than two hundred and fifty dollars, and such
damages shall in no other case exceed the sum of
five thousand dollars nor be less than the sum of [Serene
two hundred and fifty dollars, and shall not be re- | Minimum recoy-
gardedasapenalty. Butthe events exceptions — ae
shall not deprive the copyright proprietor of any
other remedy given him under this law, nor shall
the limitation as to the amount of recovery apply
to infringements occurring after the actual notice
to a defendant, either by service of process in a
suit or other written notice served upon him.
(1x)
COPYRIGHT ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912
Painting, statue,
orsculpti, $10f0r ‘‘HMirst. In the case of a painting, statue, OF
ae ~"* sculpture, ten dollars for every infringing copy
made or sold by or found in the possession of the
infringer or his agents or employees;
for every infrine, ‘/Second. In the case of any work enumerated
he in section five of this Act, except a painting,
statue, or sculpture, one dollar for every infring-
ing copy made or sold by or found in the posses-
sion of the infringer or his agents or employees; —
every infringe ‘Third. In the ease of a lecture, sermon, or ad-
pees: dress, fifty dollars for every infringing delivery;
sical "works, $100 ‘Fourth. In the case of a dramatic or dramat-
subsequentinfring- ico-musical or a choral or orchestral composition,
one hundred dollars for the first and fifty dollars
for every subsequent infringing performance; in
combecitions gio the case of other musical compositions, ten dol-
for every infring-
ing performance. Lars for every infringing performance;
frininearicies. —‘§(c) ‘To deliver up on oath, to be impounded
during the pendency of the action, upon such
terms and conditions as the court may prescribe,
all articles alleged to infringe a copyright;
minnachon ot **(d) To deliver up on oath for destruction all
the infringing copies or devices, as well as all
plates, molds, matrices or other means for making
such infringing copies as the court may order.
menitingement by <<(e@) Whenever the owner of a musical copy-
ical instruments. right has used or permitted the use of the copy-
righted work upon the parts of musical instru-
ments serving to reproduce mechanically the
musical work, then in case of infringement of such
copyright by the unauthorized manufacture, use,
or sale of interchangeable parts, such as disks,
rolls, bands, or cylinders for use in mechanical
music-producing machines adapted to reproduce
the copyrighted music, no criminal action shall be
Injunction may brought, but in a civil action an injunction may be
ee granted upon such terms as the court may impose,
Recovery of roy: and the plaintiff shall be entitled to recover in
fore lieu of profits and damages a royalty as provided
in section one, subsection (e), of this Act: Pro-
vided also, That whenever any person, in the ab-
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COPYRIGHT ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912
sence of a license agreement, intends to use a
copyrighted musical composition upon the parts
of instruments serving to reproduce mechanically
the musical work, relying upon the compulsory
license provision of this Act, he shall serve notice ,,r ores fo,yropre:
of such intention, by registered mail, upon the"
copyright proprietor at his last address disclosed
by the records of the copyright office, sending to
the copyright office a duplicate of such notice;
and in ease of his failure so to do the court may,
in its discretion, in addition to sums hereinabove
mentioned, award the complainant a further sum, pamages, three
not to exceed three times the amount provided by vide
section one, subsection (e), by way of damages,
and not as a penalty, and also a temporary injunc-_ ‘temporary in-
tion until the full award is paid. re:
‘‘Rules and regulations for practice and GO2 | ees: fas baa
cedure under this section shall be prescribed by
the Supreme Court of the United States.’’
Approved, August 24, 1912.
[62d Congress, 2d session]
(X1)
COPYRIGHT CONVENTION, UNITED STATES AND HUNGARY, IN
FORCE OCTOBER 16, 1912. ;
THe Presipent or THE Unirep Srates or America AND His Mags-
ESTY THE Ewprror or Austria, King or BoHEMtA, ETC., AND
Aposrotic Kine or Huneary,
Desiring to provide, between the United States of America and
Hungary, for a reciprocal legal protection in regard to copyright
of the citizens and subjects of the two countries, have, to this end,
decided to conclude a convention, and have appointed as their pleni-
potentiaries :
The President of the United States of America—
Ricuarp ©. Krrens, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipoten-
tiary of the United States of America to His Imperial and Royal
Apostolic Majesty ;
AND
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Bohemia, etec., and
Apostolic King of Hungary—
Count Paunt Esrerudzy, Baron of Galantha, Viscount of Frakn6,
Privy Councillor and Chamberlain, Chief of Section in the Ministry
of the Imperial and Royal House and of Foreign Affairs, and
Dr. Gusravus DE Tory, Secretary of State in the Royal Hungarian
Ministry of Justice;
Who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found
to be in good and due form, have agreed as follows:
ARTICLE 1.
Authors who are citizens or subjects of one of the two countries
or their assigns shall enjoy in the other country, for their literary,
artistic, dramatic, musical and photographic works (whether un-
published or published in one of the two countries) the same rights
which the respective laws do now or may hereafter grant to natives.
The above provision includes the copyright control of mechanical
musical reproductions.
ARTICLE 2.
The enjoyment and the exercise of the rights secured by the present
Convention are subject to the performance of the conditions and
formalities prescribed by the laws and regulations of the country
where protection is claimed under the present Convention; such en-
joyment and such exercise are independent of the existence of pro-
tection in the country of origin of the work.
(XII)
COPYRIGHT CONVENTION, UNITED STATES AND HUNGARY
ARTICLE 3.
The term of copyright protection granted by the present Conven-
tion shall be regulated by the law of the country where protection
is claimed.
ARTICLE 4.
The present Convention shall be ratified and the ratifications shall
be exchanged at Washington as soon as possible.
ARTICLE 5D.
The present Convention shall be put in force one month after the
exchange of ratifications, and shall remain in force until the termina-
tion of a year from the day on which it may have been denounced.
In faith whereof the Plenipotentiaries have signed the present
Convention in two copies, each in Enghsh and Hungarian languages,
and have affixed thereto their seals.
Done at Budapest, the 30th day of January, 1912.
(seaL) Ricuarp C. KErens.
(sEAL) EsrerHAzy PAL
(sEAL) Tory GusTAv
[ Norr.—Ratification advised by the Senate, July 23, 1912; ratifica-
lions exchanged, September 16, 1912; in force October 16, 1912.]
(XTIT)
CLASS G
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OF DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
& co., Rochester,
[17464-17466
In the lobby. [One man watching
another reading book while standing
near lady at telephone desk.] ©1e.
July 16, 1912; G 41282.
On the road. [Man with overcoat
on arm standing in country road
watching another light his cigarette.]
©l1ec. July 16, 1912; G 41281.
Winter walk; by J. Montgomery
Flagg. [Lady with muff walking be-
tween two men along country road. ]
© ic. July 16 1912: G 41280.
ARONSON (Louis V.), Newark, N. J.
[17467
Head of a bull moose. [Seulptured
head of moose.] © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1912; G 41735.
BEASLEY MARBLE & GRANITE Co., Pa-
ducah, Ky. [17468
Airbrush monumental design. [Obe-
lisk having corners carved to repre-
Sent wooden poles curved in form of
arch above open gate on front, sur-
mounted by log of wood.] ©1c. Aug.
ae, 1912: G 41477.
Beaty (C. A.), Chicago. [17469
Teddy dawg. [Statuette of bull-
dog with head raised, grinning.] ©
He. July 24, 1912: G 41444.
BIANCHI (G. R.) GRANITE co., Mont-
' pelier, Vt. [17470
Dead oak tree; by G. R. Bianchi.
[Monument in form of dead tree with
top and limbs broken off, and space at
base for inscription.] ©1c. Aug. 21,
1912; G 41590.
Birt (HELEN), New York.
[17471-17474
Japanese landscape, 1. [Bas-relief
Plaque showing two women on bank
of lake near cottage, with hills in
background.] © 1. Sept. 10, 1912;
G 41748.
——2. [Two women on bank of
Stream opposite three houses at foot
f hills, in bas-relief.] © 1. Sept.
0, 1912; G 41749.
ADLER (L.) BROS.
IN. ¥.
Birt (HELEN )—Continued.
3. [Two women on bank of
stream waiting for another crossing
Stone bridge from cottage at foot of
hills, in bas-relief.] © 1c. Sept. 10,
1912; G@ 41750.
Three fans. [Three Japanese
women with fans standing under lan-
terns on branches of tree, in bas-
reliets | ©'1) ev Sept. 16s A912 a
41751.
BorTTINGER (M.), New York. [17475
Still life; by Mrs. Von Sievers.
[Mugs and glasses containing bever-
ages, cigars and flowers on table.] ©
le. July 31, 1912; G 41343.
BRADFORD & WRIGHT, Charlotte, Mo.
[17476
Progressive bull moose; by C. B.
Wright. [Statuette of moose stand-
inf with head up.] © 1. July 18,
1912; G 41290.
BRADLEY (WILL G.), Brooklyn.
[17477
Marlowe (Julia). [Full-length por-
trait of woman standing under arch,
showing three poses.] ©1c. July 16,
1912; G 41279.
BRIDGMAN (G. H.), Chicago. [17478
Féte du satyre; de J. Scalbert.
[Two semi-nude women decorating
bust of satyr in garden.] ©1c. Aug.
17, 1912; G 41462.
Brown (C. Emerson), Boston. [17479
Bull moose. [Statue of moose
Standing with head raised.] © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41611.
Brown & BIGEtow, St. Paul.
[17480-17491
Breaking the silence; by R. Farring-
ton Elwell. [Two men in canoe, one
blowing horn while the other holds
gun ready to fire.]
Critical moment; by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Man standing in edge of
mountain stream about to draw a fish
_ out of the water.]
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17492
pt. Iv, De Sa ae
Brown & BicELow—Continued.
Freed; by R. Farrington Elwell.
[Man on horseback riding through
leafless forest on mountain side. ]
Getting to cover; by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Large bear crossing valley
toward mountain forest. ]
Good sport; by R. Farrington Elwell.
[Two men in boat, one fishing while
the other rows. ]
Homeward bound; by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Men on horseback driving
packhorses along mountain path.]
‘ Making for timber; by R. Farring-
ton Elwell. [Elk running up moun-
tain side toward the woods as two men
on horseback appear in distance. ]
Morning flight; by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Two men in clump of bushes
shooting ducks flying over stream. ]
Now or never; by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Man in snow-shoes walking
through forest with gun in hand ready
to shoot. ]
Prowlers (The); by R. Farrington
Elwell. [Flock of wolves standing on
mountain side looking down on houses
im valley. ]
Steady; by R. Farrington Elwell.
[Man with gun watching dog about to
set birds. ]
Where cares are forgotten; by R.
Farrington Elwell. [One man cook-
ing over open fire near tent along
bank of stream while another brings
water. ]
res
© 19; 191B- 1G
41465-41476.
each Aug.
BRYANT (Sytvia), Great Falls, Mont.
[17492-17495
Indian scouts; by Olaf C. Seltzer.
[Three Indian scouts watering their
horses in creek at sunset.] © 1 «@
Sept. 28, 1912; G 41870.
Last stand; by C. M. Russel. [Cow-
boys squatting behind their fallen
horses on rocky bluff firing at mounted
Indians on plain.] © 1c. Sept. 23,
1912; G 41869.
Medicine man. [Old Indian seated,
surrounded by blankets and _ bead-
work, smoking long pipe] © 1 e.
Sept. 28, 1912; G 41871.
Story-teller (The); by Olaf C. Selt-
zey. [Young Indian seated on horse
illustrating story on side of rock.]
© 1¢. Sept. 23, 1912+ G. 41872.
| 41314.
308
BUCHANAN (ELLA), Chicago. [17496
Captivity’s captive. Sculptured fig-
ure of woman seated on money bags
strings of which bind her to them.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1912; @ 41560:
BURBANK (ELBRIDGE AYER), Harvard,
Ill. [17497
Home leaving. Father shaking
hands with his son while the mother
seated in rocker and sister at table
look on...© 1 ¢« Aug 10,0702 eae
41445.
Burp (CLARA M.), New York. [17495
Children waiting for Santa Claus.
[Five children seated asleep before
fireplace where their stockings are
hanging.] © 1 ¢ Aug..8, 1912;°6
41583. ;
CARLSON (OscaR L.), Swampscott.
Mass. [17499
Coat-of-arms of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity. [Medal, of irregu-
lar shape, with two wings displayed
above a U embellished with dragon
rampant and crossed keys under an
eye, and inscription on scroll below.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41874.
CASSIN (F. B.), Spokane, Wash.
[17500
Awakening of dawn. Draped
woman and three children in large
sea-Shell drawn on surface of ocean
by flock of seagulls. © 1 ce. Aug. 20,
1912; G@ 41606.
CHAMPENOIS (—), Paris. [17501
Matinee musicale; by Lucien Rossi.
[Parlor scene showing one woman
playing harp, another at piano while
the third stands singing as two men
and lady listen.] ©1 ce. June 18,1912;
G 41057.
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York. ef
Flamingo (The). [Girl with staff
in hand seated on bank of stream, near
three flamingos, plucking flowers.] ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1912; G 41454,
CoFFIN (WILLIAM A.), Tennerstown,
Pa. [17508, 17504
October morning. [Two large tree
in open field near pond.] ©1e. July
17, 1912; G@ 41315.
Thunder shower. [Landscape show
ing section of rolling land. with fe
scattering scrubs, overhung by darl
clouds.) ,@r1¢. July tt) see
WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1912
Cooniper (C. M.), New York.
[17505, 17506
Political boss. Big dog with silk hat
on head standing in front of bar treat-
ing other dogs with beer and cigars.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1912; G 41485.
Trailed. Two dogs dressed in wo-
men’s apparel entering room where
other dogs are playing cards. ©l1e.
Aug. 6, 1912; G 41486.
CrRAWBOW (LUKE), Ogden, Utah.
[17507, 17508
Smith (Hyram. [Medallion bust in
bas-relief.] © 1c. July 25, 1912; G
41322.
Smith (Joseph). [Medallion bust in
Bas-relief.| © 1c. July 23, 1912::G
41321.
‘CREAM OF WHEAT Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. [17509
In the gloaming; by H. Mason.
[Woman with bowl in hand kneeling
by chair, feeding child from spoon,
while head of cook appears in back-
Prommidn © 1c. Aug. .5, 1912>'G
41438.
CRENIER (HENRI), New York. [17510
Boy and turtle. [Statuette of nude
boy dancing near turtle. | ©1 ce. Aug.
26, 1912; G 41564.
CuMMER (Mrs. W. W.), Jacksonville,
Fla. [17511
Granite exedra; by W. L. Cottrell.
[Granite seat, with high back and a
flower bowl at each end, approached
by three steps.] ©41c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41610.
CurTIS & CAMERON, INC., Boston.
[17512
First offence; by Fanny Y. Cory.
[Small child in night-dress standing in
corner of room, with back turned, cry-
ing.] ©l1ec. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41875.
DALE (VIOLET), New York. Litas
Dale (Violet); by Harry Morse
Meyers. [Three-quarter view por-
trait of girl with bare shoulders and
fan in hand, looking over left shoul-
der.| ©l1ce. July 26, 1912; G 41825.
Da Prato (A.) co., Charlestown, Mass.
[17514-17518
Frame for station of the cross; by
John Castagnoli. [Gothic style frame
for station III showing Jesus falling
under weight of cross. ]
| Da Prato (A.) co.—Continued.
Patrick (St.) statue; by Raffaello
Gironi. [Statue of man in priest’s
robes and miter, holding crozier in
left hand.]
Sacred heart statue; by
Gironi. [Statue of Jesus
with hands extended
breast. |
Station of the cross, frame; by
Raffaello Gironi. [Frame for station
XII showing Jesus dying on cross.]
Theresa (St.) statue; by John Cas-
tagnoli. [Statue of woman in nun’s
dress standing, holding cross in both
hands.] ©1e. each July 12, 1912: G
41272-41276.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[17519-17528
Bracket for holding a_ statue.
[Bracket embellished with foliage de-
sign.] ©l1e. July 22, 1912; G 41309.
Margaret Mary (St.). [Statue of
woman in nun’s garb kneeling with
head bowed.] © 1c. July 22, 1912;
G 41311.
Plaza of St. Peter’s Rome. [Bas-
relief plaque showing St. Peter’s ca-
thedral and the Vatican.] © 1 e«.
Aug. 2, 1912; G 41350.
Renaissance station of the cross.
[Relief in frame showing Jesus meet-
ing his mother while bearing the
cross.] ©1e. July 22, 1912; G 41310.
Roman altar design. Baldachino
altar with crucifixion group in center
and figures of monks in prayer on
either side. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1912; G
Raffaello
standing
and heart on
41561.
Dre LAND (CLYDE O.), Philadelphia.
[17524
Congratulating Lincoln upon his
nomination to the Presidency. Lincoln,
with hat and telegram in hand, walk-
ing past two ladies while crowd in
background cheers. © 1c. July 24,
1912; G@ 41318.
DETROIT PUB. co., Detroit. [17525
Penelope; by Gari Melchers. [Colo-
nial interior showing two women en-
gaged in fancy work, one seated before
frame, the other standing.] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 7, 1912; G 41489.
DETTMANN (FREDERICK JOHN), Bridge-
port, Conn. [17526
Meditation. [Woman standing on
lawn by winding path watching little
girl seated on grass plucking flowers. ]
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41717.
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17527
Donato (GIUSEPPE), Philadelphia.
[17527
Dance of eternal spring. [Sculp-
tured group of three nymphs dancing
back to back with child on their
heads.] ©1ce. Aug. 14, 1912; G 41456.
DovucLas (Wm.), Snohomish, Wash.
[17528
Ax”: to. -2rind: by Rhoda: (Smith.
[Man holding ax on grinding-stone
which one woman is turning while an-
other pours wine thereon.] © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41609.
DUNSMORE (JOHN Warp), New York.
[17529, 17530
Fox hunt at Mt. Vernon—the meet.
Group of hunters gathered on lawn in
front of the mansion being received by
Washington while standing by his
horse. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1912; G 41446.
Reception by Col. and Mrs. Roger
Morris to Gov. Franklin of N. J., Sept.
1, 1768. [Interior of large room show-
ing elderly man and two ladies receiv-
ing man and lady entering with their
friends.] © 1c Aug. 12, 1912; G
41447.
Evans (SAMUEL HOWELL), Philadel-
phia. [17531
Last moments of the Titanic. [Mul-
titude of people in small boats and in
the water around steamship sinking
near iceberg.] © 1 ce. Sept. 9, 1912;
G 41783.
Eysp (Gustav), Stuttgart, Germany.
[175382
Zeppelin (Graf Ferd. von); by HE.
Emerich. [Three-quarter view, full
length portrait of man standing on hill
overlooking village on shore of lake.]
©1ec. July 18, 1912; G 41289.
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ Co., New
York. [17583-17539
Autumn in the Bavarian Highlands;
by Ludwig von Senger. [Farmhouse
on bank of river near arched bridge
connecting with village on opposite
bank at foot of hill.]
Drive in Baiac; by E. Forti. [Two
men in chariot drawn by four horses
driving along water front by lady on
litter carried by slaves. ]
Exit from the circus. [Man with
palm in left hand standing in chariot
drawn by four horses leaving tri-
umphal arch in background. ]
Othello and Desdemona; by J. Ber-
nard. [Othello approaching bed where
Desdemona lies sleeping. }
pt. Iv, n. Sd,
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ CO.—Con.
Pliny reading his odes; by E. Forti.
[Man with paper in left hand reading
to three women seated and one stand-
ing. ]
Summer in the Bavarian Highlands;
by Ludwig von Senger. [View across
river of German village on opposite
bank. ]
Tannhiuser; by J. Bernard. Tann-
hauser standing with left hand on
harp, taking leave of Venus who is
trying to hold him back.
© 1c. each Sept. 17, 1912
41847-41853.
New York.
[17540
When her ship comes in. Full-
rigged sailing vessel approaching bow
on with phantom face of young man
appearing on sails. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1912; G 41873.
FOoRBELIL (CHARLES H.),
GABRIEL (WILLIAM), New York.
[17541, 17542
Roosevelt (Theodore) [Plaque
showing profile bust of Roosevelt, in
bas-relief.] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G
41723.
Wilson (Woodrow) [Plaque show-
ing profile bust of Wilson, in bas-
relief.| © 1c Sept. 18, 1912; G
41856.
GARDNER (CLYDE A.), Chicago.
[17548, 17544
Big moose; by Leon Pray. Full
relief of moose head on oval plaque.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1912; G 41754.
Moose; by Leon Pray. Full relief
moose head on oval plaquee ©1e.
Sept. 9, 1912; G 41729.
GARDNER (W. W.), Brooklyn. [17545
Lincoln (Abraham) [Seulptured
bust of Lincoln.] © 1 c¢ June 15,
1912; G 41081.
GAY (GEO. HOWELL), New York.
[17546
Moonrise and flowing tide. [Sandy
beach showing breaker rolling in with
two crests of foam and two ships in
distance.] © 1c. June 13, 1912; G
41058.
GENERAL BAKING ©O., New York.
[17547
Little general. [Small boy in gen-
eral’s uniform standing with hat raised
above head in left hand and sword in
right.] ©1e. Sept. 4, 1912; G 41607.
310
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no. 3, 1912
GHENT (MitAaNn H.), New York.
[17548
Bull moose. Statuette of Teddy
astride moose, with big stick in hand,
riding over prostrate elephant and
onkey. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1912: G
41584.
GOODHUE (F.. M.), Boston.
[17549, 17550
Contour demonstration model.
Sculptured geometric and topographi-
eal forms in miniature for use in
teaching. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G
41508.
Wilson (Woodrow) [Plaque show-
ing profile bust of Wilson in bas-re-
lief.] ©1c. Sept. 4, 1912; G 41608.
GorsucH (THosS.), San Francisco.
[17551
Fernery model. [Ornate trough
embellished with figure of cupid on
each corner, resting on slab supported
by two large flat legs.] © 1c. Sept.
19, 1912; G 41857.
GRUEN (WILLIAM H.), St. Louis.
[17552-17554
Central parkway connecting the
city square and opera circle. Plan
views of streets, on either side of per-
spective showing plaza with buildings
and drives thereabout. © 1 ©¢. Sept.
3, 1912; G 41593.
Proposed city square, St. Louis.
Open plaza with buildings in center
and on each side. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1912; G 41594.
Proposed opera circle and memorial
Square, St. Louis. Open plaza with
monument in center and buildings on
each side and in rear. ©1c. Sept. 8,
1912; G 41592.
HaceruP (Mrs. Nius), San Francisco.
[17555
After the storm; by Nils Hagerup.
[Foaming billows dashing against
rocks along seacoast.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1912; G 41855.
HAMBURGER (ISAAC) & SONS, Balti-
more. [17556
Modeled figure of man; by J. Max-
well Miller. [Statue of man standing
with hat and gloves in right hand.]
©1ec. July 20, 1912; G 41291.
HAMMERSTAD (JOHN), Chicago.
[17557
As others see the National pro-
gressive party and the halo of the
nation‘s nature fakir. [Bear with
head of man standing on block ad-
dressing audience of various animals. ]
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1912; G 41440.
OF ART
17624
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich.
[17558-17624
Allegro; by lL. von lLangmantel.
[Four girls dancing ina row.] ©l1e.
Sept. 30, 1911; G 41486.
Amor and Chronos; by W. Menzler.
[Two women, one seated and the
other standing, by statue of Father
Time who is clipping wings of Cupid.]
©l1e. Aug. 19, 1912; G 41505.
And they straightway left their
nets and followed him; by J. M. H.
Hofmann. [Fishermen leaving boat
moored to shore and following Jesus. ]
©1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41521.
Annunciation to the shepherds; by
J. M. H. Hofmann. [Angel accom-
panied by angelic host appearing to
shepherds kneeling near their sheep
on mountainside.] © 1c. Aug. 23,
1912; G@ 41522.
Blessing Christ; by J. M. H. Hof-
mann. [Front bust portrait of Jesus,
with right hand raised, looking over
right shoulder.] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1912;
G 415238.
Boy Christ; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Front half-length drawing of boy
standing with right arm resting on
rock and left hanging by side] © 1
e. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41524.
Bruenhildes awakening ; by Hermann
Hendrich. [Woman reclining on rocky
bill partly supporting herself on right
elbow and watching fires burning in
distance.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G
41525.
Bruenhildes sleep; by Hermann
Hendrich. [Mountain-top in form of
woman sleeping reclined on her back.]
©l1e. Aug. 28, 1912; G 41526.
Cave of Mime; by Hermann Hen-
drich. [Interior of cave showing
dwarf standing near forge hammering
iron. on! anvil.|') © 1 ¢ Aug. 23, 1912°
G 41527.
Charity (St. Elizabeth); by J. M. H.
Hofmann. [Lady kneeling, holding
canteen to mouth of sick woman on
pallet while mother with infant in
arms and child stand nearby.] ©1e.
Sept. 80, 1911; G 41494.
Christ among the doctors; by J. M.
H. Hofmann. [Boy standing by table
with right hand on scroll and left
raised addressing group of old men
seated around him.] ©1e. Aug. 23,
1912; G 41528.
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HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
Christ entering Jerusalem; by Hor-
ace van Ruith. [Jesus seated on an
ass, accompanied by men, women and
children, passing under large arch,
cheered by crowds on walls and along
wayside] © 1c Aug. 23, 1912; G
41529.
Christ entering Jerusalem; by J. M.
H. Hofmann. [Jesus seated on an ass,
accompanied by men and women, pass-
ing cheering crowds on way to city in
distance.] © 1c Aug. 23, 1912. G
415380.
Christ healing the sick; by J. M. H.
Hofmann. [Jesus seated by bedside
holding hand of young man while the
anxious parents stand nearby.] ©l1c.
Aug. 28, 1912; G 41531.
Christ the doctor; by J. M. H. Hof-
mann. [Jesus standing beside bed of
sick woman holding her hand while
her mother and father kneel at her
feet.] ©1c. Sept. 30, 1911; G 41495.
Christus; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Profile half-length portrait of Jesus
seated with head turned toward left
shoulder.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G
41532.
Comtesse (La.); by H. Fenner-
Behner. [Three-quarter view bust por-
trait of girl, with hair dressed low in
bandeau, looking back over left bare
shoulder.] © 1c Aug. 19, 1912; G
41502.
Duck pond; by A. Koester. [Flock
ducks swimming on pond near
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1911;
of
rocky banks. ]
G 41485.
EKaster-morning; by J. M. H. Hof-
mann. [Woman with ointment stand-
ing at entrance of open tomb weeping
while Jesus appears just behind her.]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1912; G 41533
oOo.
Elizabeth (Saint) ; by J. M. H. Hof-
mann. [Woman in queen’s robes giv-
ing bread to women and children.]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41552.
Hivening on the Moselle; by H. G.
Jentzsch. [Elderly man seated at
table under arbor holding glass in
hand and talking to girl standing
while younger man pours the wine.]
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1911; G 41484.
Fieldflowers; by Corn. Max. [Girl
with bunch of flowers in hands stand-
ing in flower field along bank of
stream.] © 1c Sept. 80, 1911; G
41478.
3
1
pt. Ives
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
Flirtation; by L. von Langemantel.
[Young woman partly reclining on
lounge glancing back into mirror
while entertaing two men.] ©l1e
Sept. 30, 1911; G 41487.
Garden of Freya; by Hermann Hen-
drich. [Woman plucking flowers in
garden of blooming trees along banks
of stream.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G
41534.
Giacinta; by J..M. H. Hofmann
[Front half-length portrait of girl in
low-neck dress and beads about neck
seated, with hands folded, resting
elbow on table.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912;
G 41535.
Glorification; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Draped figure of young woman with
scarf on walking over clouds.] ©1c.
Sept. 30, 1911; G 41496.
Guardian angel; by J. M. H. Hof-
mann. [Angel with sword in right
hand seated by bed of sleeping child.]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1912: G 41536.
Heart is trump; by E..-Rau. [Two
men and young woman playing cards
at small table near window.] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 80, 1911; G 41489.
Holy family; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Interior of workshop showing man
hewing piece of lumber, boy gathering
up tools in basket and his mother
looking on.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912: G
41587.
Honey-moon; by Hans G. Jentzsch.
[Young man and woman seated on
billow of cloud, surrounded by cherubs,
with Cupid at their feet playing man-
dolin.]. © 1 ec Sept. 30 genes
41481.
Hundingshuette; by Hermann Hen-
drich. [Small thatched cottage in
edge of wood of large trees along bank
of stream.] © 1°c. Aug, 23912;
G 41539.
In May; by H. G. Jentzsch. [Man
seated playing guitar for three girls
Seated around table in garden while
others dance on lawn.] © 1 ¢ Aug.
23, 1912; G 415389.
In the park; by B. von Szankowski.
[Profile of girl in low-neck dress stand-
ing, resting arms on back of seat.] ©
1 ec. Sept. 80, 1912; G 41492.
In vino veritas; by H. G. Jentzsch.
[Two men seated at table drinking
wine.] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1912: G 41540.
Interesting book; by Caspar Ritter.
[Girl thinly clad, partly reclining on
sofa, reading book.] © 1. Sept. 30,
1911; G 41479,
1)
ood
WORKS
no. 3, 1912
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
Last roses; by Hans Volkmer. [Pro-
file bust portrait of lady with fan in
hand looking over right shoulder at
roses in vase on table.] © 1c. Sept.
30, 1912; G 41498.
Leaving home; by Carl Gebhardt.
{Young man with knapsack on back
and cane in hand standing in road cry-
ing as he looks back at cottage in
forest. ] 4) co, Sept. 30). 1988 >
41480.
Madonna; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
{Mary seated with infant Jesus stand-
ing in lap embracing her neck.] ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1912; G 41541.
Madonna caressing the child; by
J. M. H. Hofmann. [Mary seated on
porch kissing infant Jesus in her lap.]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41542.
Margaret; by A. Ritzberger. [Young
woman, with bare arms and shoulders,
seated near window resting arm on
chair-back and looking down.] ©1c.
Sept. 30, 1911; G 41483.
Margerite; by Egon J. MWossuth.
{Girl seated on ground near large tree
holding flowers in lap and looking over
right shoulder.] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1912;
G 41508.
Maria; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Three-quarter view of woman with
mantilla on head and hands crossed
on breast seated looking up.] ©le
Aug. 28, 1912; G 41548.
Mating season; by J. Schmitzberger.
[Buck and two does watching two
chickens fighting on meadow near
stream.] © 1c. Sept. 30, 1911; G
41490.
Message of love; by Eugen de
Blaas. [One girl standing, reading
letter to another seated on balcony.]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41544.
Mr. Jorroks in Muggercamp Lane;
by Frank Gillett. [Fat:man on horse-
back riding at full speed over rocky
road.] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1911; G 41498.
Niebelheim; by Hermann Hendrich.
[Hairy man seated on throne in grove
looking down upon man kneeling with
ring on sword held in both hands.] ©
ic. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41545.
No rose without thorn; by Hugen de
Blaas. [Man seated at table with
cheek resting on hand and back turned
to girl sitting by his side smiling.] ©
le. Aug. 28, 1912; G 41546.
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17624
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ)—Continued.
Nornes (The); by Hermann Hen-
drich. [Three draped women near
spring under large tree on rocky hill
top measuring a thread.] ©1ce. Aug.
23, 1912; G 41547.
On the road to Emmaus; by J. M.
H. Hofmann. [Jesus walking between
his two disciples along country road.]
©1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41548.
Regina coeli; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Mary with infant Jesus in arms
standing on cloud surrounded by
cherubs. ] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G
41549.
Repose on flight to Egypt; by Sophus
Hansen. [Mary seated under tree
holding infant Jesus in lap to whom
cherub is bringing a rabbit, while
Joseph stands by her side and donkey
grazes nearby.] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1912;
G 41499.
Rheingold; by Herman MHendrich.
[Narrow river winding around large
jutting rock, with hazy outline of for-
est in distance.] ©l1c. Aug. 23, 1912;
G 41550.
Ride of the Valkyries: by Hermann
Hendrich. [Women mounted on horses
riding in dark clouds over hills and
river.] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41551.
Shady nook; by W. Menzler. [Young
woman seated at table under tree near
house reading book.] © 1. Sept. 30,
1912; G 41482.
Siegfried and Fafner; by Hermann
Hendrich. [Nude man with sword at-
tacking huge dragon in cave.}] ©l1e.
Aug. 238, 1912; G 41553.
Siegfried’s death; by Hermann
Hendrich. [Man falling prone stabbed
in back by man standing under large
tree on bank of river where three
mermaids appear.| © 1c. Aug. 23,
1912; G 41554.
Siesta; by W. Schwar. [Large and
small kitten lying on cloth by basket.]
© 1 ¢.' Sept. 30, 1912; G 41491.
Tempest (The); by J. Schmitz-
berger. [Two elks fleeing through
forest of trees bent and broken by
wind.] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1912; G 41501.
Temple of Isis at Phylae; by M.
Zeno Diemer. [Colonnade with entab-
lature constructed in river short dis-
tance from large stone building near
river’s edge.] © 1. Sept. 30, 1912;
| G 41497.
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pt. Iv, ‘Re Se
HANFSTAENGL (FRANzZ)—Continued.
To the unknown land; by Blair-
Leighton. [Woman kneeling on bank
of river weeping as angel bears her
baby away in boat rowed by figure of
death.] ©lc. Aug. 23, 1912; G@ 41555.
Tragedy (A); by J. R. Duff. [Lamb
standing on small island bleating, near
shore where two sheep are grazing by
wooden bridge.] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1912;
G 41504.
Waldweben; by Hermann Hendrich.
[Half nude man seated under large
tree, near stream rippling over rocks
in” torest:| (©) tic. Aus, 28-1912 ee Gc
41556.
Waterlily; by C. Langhorst. [Three-
quarter view bust portrait of young
woman, with waterlily in hair, glanc-
ing over bare right shoulder.] ©1e.
Sept. 30, 1911; G 41488.
Wetterstein mountains; by J.
Schmitzberger. [Goats grazing along
edge of gorge on rocky mountain side. ]
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1912; G 41506.
Winter-evening; by Konstantin Kris-
hitzky. [Scene in grove of large
trees on edge of forest covered with
snow.] ©l1c. Aug. 19, 1912; G 41500.
Wotan; by Hermann MHendrich.
[Large muscular bearded man with
spear in right hand seated on high
rock overlooking stream.] ©lce. Aug.
28, 1912; G 41557.
Xmas-tree; by J. M. H. Hofmann.
[Little girl standing in snow at iron
gate looking into window at small
Christmas-tree.] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1912;
G 41558.
Hinps (A. S.), Portland, Me.
[17625-17627
His flowers. [Young woman stand-
ing by table smelling bunch of flowers
while young man enters door.] ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41761.
Summer day. [Young man and girl
seated on lawn holding umbrella over
their heads.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41760.
Summer shower.
girl standing,
of large tree. ]
[Young man and
leaning against trunk
© 1c. Sept..16, 1912:
G 41762.
HoLpEN (JAMES ALBERT), Oakland,
Cal. [17628
Harpist (The). [Young man play-
ing harp while two girls dance around
him.] ©1ce. Sept. 23, 1912; G 41868.
HoLtTzcLaw & LAWRENCE, Kansas
City, Mo. [17629
Message (The); by Jorgen C.
Dreyer. [Sculptured bust of Major
Butt on base representing ship on
ocean.] © 1c June 15, 1912; G
41067.
HorsMANn (E. I.) co., New York.
[17630
Young bull moose; by
[Sculptured head of bull moose] ©
1c. Aug. 23, 1912: G 41509.
Hupson (GrRAcE), Ukiah, Cal.
[17631-17634
Indian dancer. [Front view of girl
wearing strings of beads about neck
and large feather head-dress.] ©1e.
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41354.
Kay-will. [Front view bust portrait
of old Indian chief wearing soft hat.]
©i1ec. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41355.
Yokia Indian child. [Front view
portrait of child with handkerchief
tied about head.] © 1 ¢ Aug. 5,
1912; G@ 413853.
Yokia Indian child dressed in cat-
skin. [Three-quarter view of child
wearing coat trimmed in fur and
feather in hair.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41356.
Hunt (EstuHer), New York. [17635
Young mother. Statue of mother
standing, holding baby in arms. ©
1 ec. Aug. 12, 1912; G 41448.
HUTCHESON (VERA), Seattle. [17636
Yoga, the god of concentration.
Oriental with turban on head, seated
with legs crossed under him, pointing’
to piece of carved wood in left hand.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1912; G 41585.
KINDLUND (Mrs. J. C.), New York.
[176387
Love; by Anna Belle Kindlund.
[Young mother kneeling before nude
child seated in chair resting hands on
her shoulders.] © 1. Sept. 9, 1912;
G 41780.
KirscHBaum (A. B.) & co., Philadel-
phia. [17638, 17639
Bourse, St. Petersburg, Russia; by
Mortimer W. Loewi. [Two men in
Kirschbaum overcoats standing near
lady in front of large building.] ©
1 ce. June 12, 1912; G 41056.
On the links; by Mortimer Loewi.
[One lady, five men and a boy watch-
ing game of golf.] © 1c. Aug. 21,
1912; G 41507.
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no. 3, 1912
17666
Bronxville,
NY. [17640
Princeton. [Statuette of tiger stand-
ing with one foot raised.] ©l1ce. July
20, 1912; G 40570.
Knox (Daisy RUSSELL), Chicago.
[17641
Love light; by Dora B. Hunt. [Paint-
ing showing open Bible and Mrs.
Eddy’s Science and health lying on
table near candle.] ©1ec. July 22,
1912; G 41308.
KNOX HAT MFG. CO., New York. [17642
Young woman with hat; by C. Coles
Phillips. [Back view of weman wear-
ing fur hat and stole standing near
hat-rack, holding derby in right hand. ]
©1e. July 17, 1912; G 41288.
KOSTENBADER (G. B.), Reading, Pa.
[17643
Journey over the hot sands. [Panel
of drawings of man leading camel.]
© ic. June 13, 1912; G 41061.
KRuGER (RICHARD), Ridgefield, N. J.
[17644
Teddy moose. [Child holding Teddy
bear with head of bull moose.] ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1912; G 41846.
KNIGHT (CHARLES R.),
LAWLER (JOHN) & SONS., Springfield,
Mass. ~ [17645
Dunn memorial; by John Lawler.
[Obelisk with cross at top and figure
of draped woman holding infant in
arms, on front.] ©1c. Aug. 3, 1912;
G 41448.
Lewis (ApLIE M.), Salem, Or. [17646
Pet cherry-tree. [Child in overalls
and wide-brimmed hat standing under
branches laden with cherries.] ©1e.
July 27, 1912; G 41351.
Manz (Gustav), New York. [17647
Fight of buffalo and bear. [Sculp-
tured group of buffaloes trying to gore
bear.|] ©1ce. July 31, 1912: G 41341.
MANzI, JoYANT & co., New York.
[17648
Sous les ailes; by Georges Scott.
[Large aeroplane flying above regi-
ment of soldiers marching.] ©1e«.
Aug. 7, 1912; G 41442,
MEYENBERG (JOHN C.), Cincinnati.
[17649
Dull kote. [Grotesque statuette of
man wearing cap, with bucket of paint
in left hand and brush in right.] ©
He. July 12, 1912; G 41271.
MonicaL (GRANT S.), Phoenix, Ariz.
[17650, 17651
Lassoing the calf-thief:; by E. ©.
Rost. [Mounted cow-boys lassoing
big bear at foot of mountains.] © 1
ec. Sept. 10, 1912; G 41752.
Them wuz the happy days. [Mount-
ed cow-boys riding into saloon, firing
their pistols.) i © 1. e. Aug, 21...1912:
G 41753.
Moore (Myrtrz May), Westfield,
Mass. [17652
Whole nut family. [Grotesque
drawings of figures of men and women
with heads representing various nuts. ]
©1c. July 16, 1912; G 41278.
Morris (CARRIE), Virginia Beach, Va.
[17653
Uncle Sam’s8 biggest teams. [Game
of foot-ball being played by leaders of
the three political parties while Bryan
and Uncle Sam look on.] ©41c. Sept.
4; 19125 | G: 41728;
(THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [17654-17666
Busy mother; by H. J. Dobson.
[Woman seated by small table near
window sewing while child plays on
floor. ]
Chrysanthemums; by J. Ross Bry-
son. [Girl in summer dress and wide-
brimmed hat holding bunch of flowers
in arm and looking over left shoulder. ]
Cypress Point, Monterey, Cal.; by
Thos. Moran. [View of rocky hill-side
Sparsely covered with scrubby trees
and valley in distance. ]
Glacier on Mt. Moran; by ‘Thos
Moran. [Stream of ice between rocky |
mountains partly covered with clouds. ]
Glimpse of the Grand Canyon
through the Coconino pines; by Thos.
Moran. [Vista through scattering tall
trees of mountain gorge in distance.]
Goodnight; by Arthur’ Elsley.
[Woman standing on stairsteps hold-
ing one hand of little girl who is way-
ing other hand at mother dog and
two puppies. ]
Montauk Bay; by Thos. Moran.
[View over rocks and shrubbery of
bay in distance. ]
Pearl (The); by J. Ross Bryson.
[Three-quarter view, bust portrait of
girl in summer dress and _ wide-
brimmed hat holding string of pearls
to chin.]
Potato dinner in Ireland; by H. J.
Dobson. [Elderly woman seated near
fireplace, and man and woman at table
MurRPHY
' hear window, all eating potatoes.]
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17667
pt. Iv, Sie ia
Murpeuy (TuHos. D.) co.—Continued.
Spin in the meadow; by J. Ross
Bryson. [Front view of girl with
flower-trimmed hat and veil, on horse-
back.]
Spinning in Ireland; by H. J. Dob-
son. [Elderly woman seated near
small window spinning yarn.]
Stolen ponies; by HE. W. Gallinger.
[Indians on horseback driving drove
of ponies across plain.]
Winifred; by Bruno C. Geyer.
[Three-quarter view, bust portrait, of
girl in low-neck dress wearing large
feather-trimmed hat.] © 1 ¢ each
June 17, 1912; G 41082-41094.
NEVIN (BLANCHE). Churchtown, Pa.
[17667
Wilson (Gov. Woodrow) 1911.
[Seulptured bust of Wilson.] ©1..
Aug. 26, 1912; G 41562.
NEw HOME SEWING MACHINE CO., Or-
ange, Mass. [17668
Kine work. [Girl standing by sew-
ing machine holding fancy skirts in
each hand.] © 1c. July 16, 1912; G
41288.
OAKLEY (VIOLET), New. York.
[17669-17676
Beatrice descends from heaven.
[Drawing showing draped woman, sur.
rounded by angels, appearing to man
kneeling. ]
Beatrice lifts Dante from the earth.
[Drawing of draped man and woman
ascending into clouds.]
Dante and the Lady Matilda.
[Drawing of man standing by one
woman addressing another who is look-
ing back over left shoulder. ]
Dante driven back toward the dark
wood. [Drawing of man with book
under left arm fleeing from wild
beasts. ]
River of light. [Drawing of draped
woman leading Dante across river. ]
Sacred stairway of contemplation.
[Drawing of man and woman descend-
ing stairway.]
Tenth heaven. [Drawing of two
men standing before throne, one look-
ing over right shoulder at the other
clasping hands on his breast. ]
Virgil leads Dante across the burn-
ing sands. [Drawing showing two men
pointing and looking down at numer-
ous small flames over which they are
walking.] ©41c. each Sept. 20, 1912;
G 41860-41867.
PARKER (C. W.), Leavenworth, Kan.
[17677, 17678
Vision of the cross, 1. [Jesus walk-
ing on sea with left hand raised point-
ing up.] © 1c May 25a
41587.
—— 2. [Jesus walking on sea with
left hand raised pointing up and cross
appearing above his head.] © 1.
May 23, 1912; G 41588. :
PEREZ (ALEXANDER), Boston. [17679
Everybody’s doin’ it. [Plaque show-
ing Cupid standing on front end of au-
tomobile in which two couples are
seated.] ©1c. July 30, 1912; G 41340.
Perry (E. Woop), Center Sandwich,
IN. A. [17680
Design for a building. [Model of
building in form of open square sup-
ported on high columns.] © 1. Sept.
18, 1912; G 41756.
PETERSEN (AuGUST), Kingsley. Iowa.
[17681-17689
Don’t let mother see this letter.
[Man and girl seated on bench under
tree reading letter.] ©1ce July 22,
1912 s «G 41327.
Find five dogs in this picture. [Dogs
fighting at foot of two large trees.]
©1c. July 22, 1912; G 41332.
Find five hogs in this picture. [Hogs
eating by trough near stack of hay.]
©le. July 22, 1912; G 41329.
Find ten animals in this picture.
[Drawing showing backyard scene
where are several eats, squirrels and
birds in tree.] ©1c. July 16, 1912;
G 41488.
Find the dead animal in this picture.
[Flock of vultures, some flying, others
sitting on limbs of dead tree on moun-
tain side.] © 1c July 22, 1912; G
41331.
Find the mule. [Stream of water
dashing down rocky mountain side.]
©1c. July 22, 1912; G@ 413830.
Find twelve animals in this picture.
[Drawing of man sawing limb of tree
in barnyard where are several ani-
mals.] ©1ce. July 16, 1912; G@ 41437.
Fox lost the rabbit, can you find it?
[Drawing of fox in valley between two
hills followed by rabbit.] © 1 «@
July 22, 1912; G 41326.
Three rabbits with three ears. .
[Three rabbits arranged in circle with
ears of each touching heads of the
others.] © 1 © July 22; 192 Ge
41328.
316
WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1912
PETERSON (GEORGE D.), Chicago.
: [17690, 17691
Roosevelt (Theodore). [Sculptured
bust of Roosevelt.] © 1. Sept. 14,
1912; G 41757.
Wilson (Woodrow). [Sculptured
bust of Wilson.] © 1c. Sept. 14,
1912; G 41758.
PETERSON (SvEA), Two Harbors, Minn.
[17692, 17693
Christmas. [Cupid seated on back
of dove flying over river.] © 1 ¢.
Aug. 26, 1912; G 41563.
First snow-fall. [Child squatted on
fence blowing pappus from dandelion
flower.| © 1c. Sept. 3, 1912; G
41591.
PEW (GERTRUDE LAURA), New York.
[17694, 17695
Kerab standing. [Man in knee-
pants and blouse coat, with a satchel
‘and sword suspended at side, looking
over right shoulder.] ©1c. Aug. 1,
1912; G 41347.
Lang (Anton) posed as Christus.
[Three-quarter view bust portrait of
man with full beard and long flowing
hair, looking down.] © 1c. Aug. 1,
1912; G 41348.
PHELPS (H. M.), New York. {17696
Loving cup; by Giovianni Rapetti.
[Embellished cup having cover and
three handles decorated with flowers
and ribbon.] ©1c. Sept. 17, 1912; G
41845.
PuHinirrs (Bert G.), Taos, N. M.
[17697
Relics of his ancestors. [Indian
with hoe in left hand, seated, looking
at collection of pottery.] ©l1e. Aug.
wet: GC 41352.
PHILLIPSON DECORATING Co., New York.
[17698-17701
Arrival of the settlers; by Will Rau.
[Men and women gathered around
e€overed wagon on plain, with other
wagons in distance.] ©1c. Aug. 13,
1912; G 41458.
Encampment (The); by Will Rau.
[Two Indian chiefs at door of tent re-
ceiving two Indians on horseback.]
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1912; G 41452.
Harvest (The) ; by Will Rau. [Men
loading hay on wagon in field.] ©1
e. Aug. 13, 1912; G 41450.
Tilling the soil; by Will Rau. [Two
men plowing field with yoke of oxen
while another harrows with two horses
and diamond harrow.] © 1. Aug.
13, 1912; G 41451.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [17702-17707
Brave Horatio; by A. T. Orde Ward.
[Small short-legged dog sitting at foot
of door-steps.] © 1. Sept. 20, 1912;
G 41858.
Er sitzt einsam und schweight; von
Hermann Struck. [Jewish rabbi
seated with hands folded in lap and
hat lying at feet.|] © t.c Aug. 18,
1912; G 41460.
Matin d’ octobre; by Emile Claus.
[Seattering shedding trees along bank
of stream where men are in two row-
boats.] ©1ce. Sept. 20, 1912; G 41859.
New England; by W. G. von Glehn.
[Young woman standing by vines at
door of house ringing door-bell.] ©
1c Aug. 18, 1912; G 41461.
Relieving officer; by C. EK. Swan.
[Monkey scratching back of dog sitting
by entrance of tent.] ©1c. Aug. 13,
1912; G 41459.
Sommerabend; by Miiller Brieghel.
[Large tree standing in field near
hedge, with forest in distance.] ©le.
July 25, 1912; G@ 41320.
&) Je,
[17708
Citizens national bank, Cheyenne,
Wyo. Drawing of six story bank
building for Citizens’ national bank.
©1e Aug. 7, 1912; G 41441.
PorTER (FREDERICK 4H.)
(IKEEFE), Cheyenne, Wyo.
[17709
Fountain of youth. [Statue of nude
girl standing, resting arms on slab.]
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1912; G 41759.
PRATT (BELA), Boston.
PROVIDENCE LITHO Co., Providence, R. I.
[17710-17718
Baby in a basket boat. Woman
kneeling on bank of river, placing baby
in basket on water. © 1c. Aug. 23,
1912; G 41510.
Blinding effect of sin. Men and
women seated about table feasting are
reprimanded by soldiers entering door.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41722.
God’s care for everybody and every-
thing. [Man lifting lamb out of river
along edge of pasture where stand
man, woman and child near flock of
sheep: © 1'c. Aug. 23; 1912: G 41511.
Jacob before Pharaoh. Old man
standing before king seated on throne
while young man stands at right. ©
1 ec. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41721.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17719
PROVIDENCE LITHO. co.—Continued.
Jacob meets with Esau. Two men
engaged in conversation approached
by child presented by woman. ©1c.
Sept. 6, 1912; G 41720.
Joseph and Benjamin. Man sitting
in chair on platform talking to boy
on floor in front of him while other
men are seated on floor feasting. ©
1 c. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41719.
Joseph meets his brethren. Man
standing on raised platform, by table
where another is weighing grain, look-
ing down upon others kneeling and
pleading with upraised hands. ©1..
Sept. 6, 1912; G 41718.
. Mother and her boy. High priest
blessing child presented by his mother.
©il1c. Aug. 28, 1912; G 41512.
Song of thanksgiving. Two little
girls and small boy singing. © 1.
Aug. 28, 1912; G 41518.
PuTNAM (ARTHUR), San Francisco.
[17719, 17720
Dancing faun and goose. [Statuette
of faun dancing over goose about to
fly. ©l1ce. Aug. 14, 1912; G 41581.
Puma and deer. [Statuette of puma
with deer on his back.] ©1e. Aug.
14, 1912; G@ 41582.
QUINN (EpMoND T)., New York.
[17721
Nymph. [Statuette of nude woman
standing, with legs crossed, twining
flower in her hair.] © 1c. Sept. 18,
1912; G 41854.
Raut (Harry LEwis), Haston, Pa.
[17722
Spanish war memorial. [Monument
having draped woman holding up
wreath in right hand, surmounted by
two eagles on each side of projectile. ]
©il1e July 29, 1912; G 413839.
READY (CyntTHIA), Elkwood, Ala.
[17723
Blue and the gray. [Two doves
above star in left corner of flag deco-
rated with wreath of flowers around
verse.] ©l1c. July 30, 1912; G 41338.
REPRODUCTION cCo., Brooklyn.
[17724-17727
Full face Indian head; by Frank
Riley. [Front view of head of Indian
wearing full feathered head-dress. ]
© 1c. June 18, 1912; G 41063.
pt. 1V, HLS, ¥. 4
REPRODUCTION co.—Continued.
Girl and the tiger; by Fred Riley.
[Girl standing by tiger with right
hand on his head and Colorado pen-
nant over left shoulder. © 1c. July
26, 1912; G 41323.
Indian head with straight arrow
head-gear; by Frank Riley. [Front
view of head of Indian wearing head-
dress with feathers pointing up.] ©
1 ec. June 12, 1912; G 41055.
Three-quarter view Indian head.
[Head of Indian wearing full head-
gear with feathers displayed.] ©1c.
June 13, 1912; G 41064.
Ropspins (CuHaAs. M.) co., Attleboro,
Mass. [17728-17730
Bear cub on fish pot geyser; by
Christian Peterson. Cub standing
erect on geyser. ©1c. July 29, 1912;
G 41286.
Yellowstone bear cub; by Christian
Peterson. Cub standing erect on a
stump. 1 ¢«, June 29) 2
41285.
Yellowstone twin bear cubs; by
Christian Peterson. Two bear cubs
standing erect near log. ©1e. July
29, 1912; G 41284.
RorpuHuro (J. J.), San Francisco.
[17731, 17732
Peacefulness. [Two cows and calves
in pasture under large trees near
stream.] © 1c July 12; 1912;5°¢
41277.
Rangers (The).
grazing on mountain side.]
Aug. 18, 1912; G 41455.
Rosseau (G. L.), Rolleboise, France.
[17738, 17734
Irish setters setting
© 1°e Iuy 3
[Herd of cattle
Our es
Irish setters.
birds on hillside.
1912; G 41345.
On the Loire. Irish setters setting
birds on river bank. © 1. July 81,
1912; G 41844.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago. [17785-17752
Fall and winter 1912, fashion figure
1; by Chas. D. Mitchell. [Man with
overcoat and eane seated looking over
right shoulder at girl by his side.]
© 1c. July 27, 1912; G 41324:
2; by Mortimer Loewi. [Young
man with overcoat on right arm and
handbag in left hand walking down
crowded street.] ©l1c. July 27, 1912;
G 41835.
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WORKS OF ART
no. 3, 1912
17764
RoyaL TAILORS—Continued.
Fall 1912-13 fashion 75 K; by Chas.
Mitchell. [Man in fly front overcoat
walking down Broadway.] © 1 «¢.
July 20, 1912; G 41306. .
110 K; by Chas. Mitchell.
[Young man in four button sack
standing in drug store, with back
toward lady, lighting cigar.] ©le.
July 20, 1912; G 413805.
378 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in three button doublebreasted
sack standing in studio while artist
sketches his picture.] ©1c. July 20,
1912; G@ 41294.
549 K; by Chas. Mitchell.
[Man in three button sack dictating to
lady stenographer.] © 1c. July 20,
1912; G 41293.
551 K; by Chas. Mitchell.
[Man in four button double-breasted
sack standing on steamer deck by
lady.] ©1e. July 20, 1912; G 41292.
552 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in four button sack standing by
desk reading letter.| ©1l1e. July 20,
1912; G 413802.
— 553 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Young man in three button sack
standing by desk talking to elderly
man seated.] ©1c. July 20, 1912; G
41308.
554 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[One man in four button sack and an-
other in shirt sleeves playing bil-
liards.| © 1e July 20, 1912; G
41307.
556 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in three button sack standing in
broker’s office reading stock quota-
tions. ] Gade iduby 20)" 1912 +) 1
41295.
—— 557 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in four button sack in tailor
shop examining fashion book.] ©1c.
July 20, 1912; G 41296.
——558 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Young man in two button sack stand-
ing at bank window.] ©1c. July 20,
1912; G 41304.
560 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in royal overcoat and cap walk-
ing through snow in forest.] ©1le.
July 30, 1912; G 41299.
561 K, and: 562 K; by Chas.
Mitchell. [Front and back view of
man in single-breasted overcoat stand-
ing on skating rink holding dog by
ecord.] ©1ce. July 20, 1912; G 41297.
RoyYAL TAILORS—Continued.
—— 563 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in three button double-breasted
sack overcoat about to enter railway
eaaehe} (GD .e.. Joly 20, 19123 wG
41298.
— 564 K—565 K; by Chas. Mitchell.
[Two men in fly front and button
through overcoats standing, talking.]
©l1e. July 20, 1912; G 41301.
——567 K; by Mortimer Loewi.
[Man in double-breasted Paddock over-
coat standing in lobby of theater.] ©
1e. July 20, 1912; G 413800.
M.), Great Falls,
[17758-17762
Herd of buffaloes
RUSSELL
Mont.
Buffalo watering.
drinking in pond.
Bushwhacked. Two men with two
pack-horses ambushed on edge of
stream where one man is hit by bullet.
Creased. Wounded bull elk attack-
ing dismounted man with two fright-
ened horses.
Death loop. Three mounted cow-
boys lassooing wolves on plain.
In the wake of the buffalo runners.
Group of Indian women mounted, with
one standing on knees in saddle look-
ing over country.
Lewis and Clark meeting Indians
at Ross Hole. Mounted Indians in
foreground, and in the right back-
ground Lewis and Clark meeting dis-
mounted Indians.
Signal smoke. Three Indians with
ponies on bluff above river, two
watching while the third signals.
Smoking cattle out of the brakes.
Three mounted cow-boys shooting re-
yolvers to frighten cattle out of valley.
Surround. Mounted Indian hunters
surrounding herd of buffaloes.
Up against it. Mountaineer, with
two frightened horses, is attacked by
parent bears of cub which he has
killed.
© 1c. each Sept. 3, 1912; G 41595-
41604.
RUTHER (BrerstHa), Boston. [17763
Bacchus crowned; by Jacob Jor-
daen. [Front portrait of fat man
with bare shoulders and vine leaves
about head, seated, holding glass in
hand.] ©1ce. Sept. 8, 1912; G 41605.
ScHMELZER (Harvey J.), Kansas City,
Mo. [17764
Dog on good luck. [Statuette of
dog sitting on haunches upon horse-
shoe.] ©1c. Aug. 18, 1912; G 41458.
(CHAS.
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pt. IV, 7s ea
ScHONHARDT (HENRI), Providence, | SELIGMAN & BRAUN, Hoboken, N. J.
Rei. [17765
Grady (Daniel F.). Bas-relief front
view bust,” © # ¢ Mawes 1, 19123."°G
41346.
ScHREIBER (ANTHONY), Buffalo. [17766
Girl posing; by J. Cave. [Profile of
little bare-footed girl wearing short-
sleeved long skirt dress seated on rock,
with buuch of flowers under arm, look-
ing over left shoulder.] © 1c. June
12, 1912; G 41055.
SCHUYLER (REMINGTON), Pelham
Manor; N. Y. [17767
Seven wonders of the world. [Plaque
showing Grecian temple and mauso-
leum with pyramids and colossus in
distance, in bas-relief.] © 1c. July
26, 1912; G 41824.
ScHWIN (Hpwarp H.), San Francisco.
l17768
Revil. [Statue of nude woman
standing with right hand outstretched
and left behind head.] ©1e. July 31,
1912; G 413842.
Scott (F. E.) & Raper (H. R.), Indian-
apolis, Ind. [17769
Bull moose; by Scott and Roof.
[Statue of moose. standing by old
snag.] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1912; G 41463.
SONS, New
York. [17770-17773
Happy New Year; by Harrison
Fisher. [Girl standing by snow-coy-
ered evergreen holding up a small
child.] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41725.
Luxury; by Harrison Fisher. [Girl
reclining on pillows holding open book
in hands and looking to right.] ©le.
Sept. 6, 1912; G 41727.
On the sands; by Harrison Fisher.
[Front view of girl in bathing suit
standing on beach.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 6,
1912; G 41726.
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES)
Spring maiden; by Harrison Fisher.
[Three-quarter view of girl, in low-
neck dress and flower hat tied under
chin with ribbon, holding staff.] ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G 41724.
SEARS (HELEN WARREN), New York.
[17774
Mitchell (S. Weir). [Portrait of
Dr. Mitchell seated in arm-chair in
his library holding magazine in left
hand.] ©1c. Aug. 30, 1912; G 41589.
[17775
Gloom; by Thomas EH. Powers.
[Grotesque sculptured head of man
with beard, large eyes and ears, wear-
ing clown’s cap.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 18,
1912; G@ 41755.
SHARPLES SEP. 0o., West Chester, Pa.
[17776
Girl and roses; by Electro tint eng.
co. Three-quarter view of girl with
bunch of roses in arms. ©1e. July
17, 1912; G 41287.
SHERRIN (D.), Westbank, England.
. Vie
In bonnie Scotland. [Shepherd driv-
ing flock of sheep down road winding
along bank of mountain stream at foot
of hill.] © 1e¢ June is oia2aee
41059.
SIBBEL (JOSEPH) STUDIO, New York.
[17778-17791
Jesus consoles the women of Jeru-
salem. [Sculptured group showing
Jesus bearing cross with hand out-
stretched toward woman and child.]
Jesus dies on the cross. [Sculptured
group showing figure of Jesus on cross,
with Magdalen kneeling at foot there-
of, his mother, other women and sol-
Gier standing near. ]
Jesus falls the first time beneath the
Cross. [Sculptured group showing
Jesus fallen on knees under cross
which man is raising while soldier
forces him to rise.]
Jesus falls the second time. [Sculp-
tured group showing Jesus fallen on
bands and knees beneath cross being
forced to rise. ]
Jesus falls the third time. [Sculp-
tured group showing Jesus fallen prone
on ground and man bending over cross
endeavoring to raise him.]
Jesus is condemned to death.
[Sculptured group showing Pilate
seated washing his hands while Jesus
is led away from throne by soldier. ]
Jesus is forced to carry his cross.
[Sculptured group showing Jesus
standing with upraised arms while
men place cross on his shouider.]
Jesus is laid in the _ sepulchre.
[Seulptured group showing Magdalen
kneeling by, and the mother bending
over body of Jesus borne by Joseph
and Nicodemus. ]
Jesus is nailed to the cross. [Sculp-
tured group of Jesus lying on cross,
his arm held by one man while an-
other drives nail through his feet.]
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WORKS
no. 3, 1912
OF ART
SIBBEL (JOSEPH) sTUDIO—Continued.
Jesus is stripped of his garments,
[Sculptured group of Jesus standing
on cross while man removes his cloth-
ing. ]
Jesus is taken down from the cross.
[Sculptured group showing body of
gesus being borne from cross by his
mother and two men.]
Jesus meets his afflicted mother.
[Seulptured group of Jesus while
bearing cross looking back upon his
mother standing by kneeling girl with
hand extended. |
Simon helps Jesus to bear his cross.
[Sculptured group showing Jesus be-
ing forced to rise by man at left while
man at right raises the cross.]
Veronica wipes the face of Jesus.
[Seulptured group of Jesus with cross
on shoulder receiving handkerchief
from woman kneeling before him.] ©
1 -e. each Aug. 26, 1912; G-41565—
41578.
Srmpson (Frances May), Toronto,
Canada. Beas
Brock (Sir Isaac). [Seulptured
bust of man wearing high collar and
coat with large lapels.] © 1c. Aug.
1, 1912; G 41349.
SIMPSON (OLIVE M.), Kensington, Ma.
[17793
Woodrow Wilson owl. [Verse at
right of large owl perched on limb
with W on head and breast.] ©1«.
Aug. 23, 1912; G 41559.
SMALL (BEN W.), Kansas City, Mo.
[17794, 17795
Be progressive and join bull moose.
Statuette of moose standing. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 29, 1912; G 41781.
Intellectual pup. Statuette of dog,
labelled ‘“‘vote for women.” © 1 «@.
Aug. 29, 1912; G 417382.
SPoFFoRD (Epwarp W.), New York.
[17796
Elizabeth, N. J. [Aero-view show-
ing houses, streets, river and _ sur-
rounding country.]
1912; G 41586.
TANENBAUM (Moses), New York.
[17797
Moonrise, October; by D. W. Tryon.
[Landscape showing yista through
Scattering trees of moon rising above
hills.] © 1-c. Apr. 17, 1912; G 40736.
(©) 1 ee Auge 31,
17810
T1isBETS (Exuiotr R.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [17798
Bear and forbear; by Mrs. H. B.
Hoyt. Statue of two little bears stand-
ing upright on log. © 1. July 27,
1912; G 41449.
TOUSSAINT (FERNAND), Paris. [17799
Gold fishes. [One woman seated
with arm around cat on table and an-
other with back turned, looking at
cold fishes in glass jar.] ©1c. June
18, 1912; G 41060.
UNIVERSAL FLAG CO. INC., New York.
[17800
Biil-agin and prosperity; by Isidore
M. Davidson. [Grotesque statuette of
fat man seated on block smiling.] ©
1 ec. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41876.
VoGAN (FRANK M.), Canton, O.
[17801
Moose nymph. [Bas-relief plaque
showing nude woman standing on
head of moose.] © 1c. Aug. 6, 1912;
G 41434.
WEsT (ItoNA RADO), Leonia, N. J.
[17802
Debs (Eugene V.) Symbolic full-
length portrait of Debs standing lean-
ing slightly forward, with right arm
raised. ©l1ce. Aug. 27, 1912; G 41580.
WHITE (WILLIAM F.) & ROSENBAUM
(Morris), New York.
[17803-17805
Biil; by Vincent Salerno, jr. [Stat-
uette of President Taft standing with
both hands in pockets, smiling.] © 1
ec. July 29, 1912; G 41336.
Teddy; by Vincent Salerno, jr.
[Statuette of Theodore Roosevelt
standing with fist clinched, smiling.]
© 1¢. July 29; 1912; G 41338.
Woodrow; by Vincent Salerno, jr.
[Statuette of Woodrow Wilson stand-
ing with book under arm, laughing.]
©l1c. July 29, 1912; G 41337.
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DEC. Co., Pitts-
burg, Pa [17806-17810
Christ driving out the money
changers; by William and Annie Lee
Willet. Window design of four lan-
cets showing Christ driving out money
changers and blessing the wine. © t
ec. July 24, 1912; G@ 41318.
Medallion window; by William and
Annie Lee Willet. Window design in
four lancets showing ten scenes in
childhood of Jesus and scenes from
Old Testament. ©1c. July 24, 1912:
G 41319.
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17811
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DEC. co.—Con.
Resurrection; by William and An-
nie Lee Willet. Our Lord in glory
above open tomb and sleeping soldiers,
with figure of angel in panel at each
side. ©l1c. July 24, 1912; G 41316.
Resurrection; by William and An-
nie Lee Willet. Window in three
panels showing soldiers and open
tomb above which is figure of Christ,
with guarding angel in each side
panel. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1912; G 41464.
Resurrection design for window; by
William and Annie Lee Willet. [Win-
dow in two lancets showing Our Lord
above open tomb in left and angel
pointing upward in right.] © 1 «¢.
July 24, 1912; G 41317.
WILLIAMS (HERBERT E.), Red Bank,
N. J. [17811
Should old acquaintance be forgot.
[Owl seated on limb of forest tree
looking down upon elk drinking from
Stream. | 31@. hc. Ale 1912) 3G
41457.
WINscH (JOHN), New York.
[17812-18074
Apple-blossoms. [Semi - circular
spray of apple-blossoms.] ©1c. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41678.
At the school-house. [Woman and
child approaching school-house door
where man and woman are standing. ]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41836.
Bark cross and ealla-lilies. [Calla-
lilies around cross standing in front of
rural scene.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41670.
Bark eross and daisies. [Cluster of
daisies around cross standing in front
of landscape.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41671.
Bark cross and narcissus. [Bunch
of narcissus around cross, in front of
garden scene.] © 1. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41669.
Beautiful pond lilies. [Oblong scene
of small cottage on bank of pond
partly covered with waterlilies.] © 1
ce. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41425.
Blossoms and bells design 1.
[Three bells suspended on cords at-
tached to two bunches of wild-flowers. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41691.
Blossoms and bells design 2.
[Three bells suspended on cords at-
tached to two bunches of phlox.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41690.
pt. Iv, Rirs view
WINScCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Blossoms and bells design 3. [Three
bells suspended on cords attached to
two bunches of violets.] © 1. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41689.
Blossoms and bells design 4. [Three
bells suspended on cords attached to
two bunches of primroses.] ©1e
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41688.
Bridge to the barn. [Oblong scene
showing stream spanned by bridge on
road leading to barn nearby.] ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41768.
Bridge to the church. [Wooden
bridge across stream near churech.] ©
1c Sept. 16, 1912; G 41843.
Bridge to the farm. [Scene of foot-
bridge across stream near farmhouse,
in horseshoe frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 41357.
Bridge to the mill. [Oval scene of
bridge extending across stream from
cottages to watermill.] ©1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 413892.
Bunch of apple-blossoms.
apple-blossoms about circle.]
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41686.
Bunch of lilies. [EHaster-lilies in-
clined toward space for inscription. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41714.
Bunch of __iilies. [Lilies above
circle.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41637.
Bunny at rest. [Rabbit sitting in
bunch of violets.] © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41639.
Bunny at the flowers. [Two rab-
bits looking at bunch of flowers.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41649.
Bunny cornered. [Rabbit standing
partly surrounded by violets.] ©1c.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41640.
Calla-lilies. [Buneh of calla-lilies
at right of space for inscription.] ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41707.
Calla-lilies and scene. [Bunch of
calla-lilies in front of landscape of
meadow along edge of woods.] ©1ce.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41701.
Calla-lily design. [Three flowers at
left of space for inscription.] ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41634.
Calm lake. [Cluster of flowers at
left of scene of lake with large trees
along bank.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41818.
Carnations. [Flowers and stems
entwined in semi-circle.] © 1. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41675.
[Spray of
Otek,
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WinscH (JoHN)—Continued. WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Castle in the mountains. [Circular Church in mountains. [Church in
scene of castle on hill with mountains
in distance.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41820.
Caught with the eggs. [Little girl
with basket on arm whispering in ear
of rabbit seated surrounded by eggs. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41657.
Chance meeting. [Two men stand-
ing on bank of lake near country
church.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41837.
Chick in egg, and asters. [Chick
in broken egg-shell surrounded by as-
ters.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41628.
Chick on egg, and apple-blossoms.
[Chick standing on egg surrounded by
apple-blossoms.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41622. .
Chick on egg, and violets. [Chick
standing on egg lying by bunch of vio-
lets.]| © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41625.
Chick with egg, and forget-me-nots.
Chick standing by broken egg-shell
surrounded with forget-me-nots.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41624.
Chicks and violets. [Three chicks
walking over violets.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
16, 1912; G 41817.
Chicks at breakfast. [Buneh of
flowers above circular scene of two
chicks feeding.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41620.
Chicks in broken shell. [Bunch of
flowers above broken shell containing
four chicks.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41619.
Chicks in daisy field. [ Cireular
scene of three chicks standing among
daisies.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41795.
Chicks in flower-bed. [Three chicks
standing among flowers.] ©1c. Sept.
16, 1912; G 41818.
Chicks in the dish. [Bunch of
flowers on circular scene of three
chicks standing in dish] © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41618.
Chicks on the shell. [Flowers on
each side of scene of three chicks
standing around one on shell.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41616.
Chicks waiting. [Bunch of flowers
above scene of two chicks standing by
egg.] ©l1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41621.
Church by river in ivy leaf. [Scene
of country church on bank of stream
erossed by wooden bridge, on ivy leaf.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41824.
village surrounded by mountains.] ©
1e. Sept. 16,1912; G 41844.
Church in mountains in ivy leaf.
[Seene of church in grove with moun-
tains in distance, on ivy leaf.] ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41823.
Church in pines in ivy leaf, [Scene
of country church on hillside partly
surrounded by pines, on ivy leaf.] ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41825.
Chureh in the _ pines. [Country
ehurch partly surrounded by pine
trees.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41842.
Church in the wilderness. [Country
church partly surrounded by leafless
trees.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41841.
Coming out of the shell. [Three
chicks watching another chick thrust
his head through crack in his shell, in
oval with flowers at each end.] ©1
e. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41614.
Comrades. [Two young men walk-
ing along bank of river near canoe.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41826.
Cottage by the sea. [Cottage on
hill along coast of sea where schooner
is passing.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41808.
Cottage near the sea. [Small cot-
tage on hillside overlooking the sea, in
diamond frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41388.
Country church. [Small church on
hillside overlooking plain, in diamond
frame.] ©1ce. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41387.
Country church in ivy leaf. [Scene
of church partly surrounded by trees,
on ivy leaf.] © 1. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41822,
Country enjoyment. [Man and
woman strolling along road near coun-
try church.] © 1c Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41838.
Country scene. [Rectangular scene
of farmhouse in edge of forest.] © 1
e. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41411.
Cross and apple-blossoms. [Spray
of apple-blossoms on cross.] © 1.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41682.
Cross and blossoms. [Bunch of
cyclamen on cross.] © 1c. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41676.
Cross and brook by the mill. [Scene
of woman and child walking along
bank of brook near mill, on cross.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41787.
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WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Cross and brook near. church.
[Seene of brook with church and scat-
tering trees on its banks, on cross.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41779.
Cross and buttercups. [Bunch of
buttercups hanging on cross.] ©1l1e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41683.
Cross and ealla-lilies. [Bunch of
calla-lilies on leaning cross.] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 5, 1912; G@ 41685.
Cross and Easter blossoms. [Spray
of Haster-lilies on cross.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41687.
Cross and Easter lilies. [Spray of
BHaster-lilies on leaning cross.] ©l1c.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41684.
Cross and evening in country.
[Landscape showing small waterfall,
on leaning cross.] © 1 ec. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41788.
Cross and evening scene. [Hazy
view of farmhouse partly surrounded
by trees, on leaning cross.] ©1..
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41788.
Cross and lake view. [View of vil-
lage along bank of lake, on irregularly
outlined cross.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41786.
Cross and lilies. [Bunch of Easter-
lilies on cross.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41678.
Cross and narcissus. [Cluster of
narcissus flowers on cross.| ©1.e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41677.
Cross and narcissus. [Spray of nar-
cissus on leaning cross.] © 1c. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41686.
Cross and narcissus and _ violets.
[Bunch of nareissus and violets on
cross.| ©1e. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41681.
Cross and on the water’s edge.
[Landscape of river-front, on irregu-
larly outlined cross.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41790.
Cross and over the bridge. [Scene
of bridge across river near village, on
irregularly outlined cross.] © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41791.
pansies. [Cluster of
©) *1.\.e., Sept. «5;
Cross and
pansies on cross. }
1912; G 41679.
Cross and path by lake. [Scene of
man and little girl walking down path
along bank of lake, on eross.] © 1.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41793.
Cross and path to church. [View of
country church and flowers, on cross. ]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41780.
pt. IV, See
WINscH (JoHn)—Continued.
Cross and snow-drops. [Cluster of
snow-drops on cross.] © 1c. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41680.
Cross and the farm at _ twilight.
[Landscape showing cottage among
scattering trees near wooden bridge,
on leaning cross.] © 1 e¢. Sept. 16,
1912; G@ 41784.
Cross and the gate to the farm.
[Landscape showing man and woman
standing at gate across path leading to
farmhouse, on irregularly outlined
cross.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41789.
Cross and the villagechurech. [Scene
of village church partly surrounded by
trees, on cross.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41782.
Cross and the wintry path. [Scene
of three children walking down path
on hillside, on cross.] ©1e. Sept. 16,
1912; G@ 41794.
Cross and view of church. [Scene of
chureh on hillside, on cross.] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41781.
Cross and view of church at sun-
down. [Hazy view of church partly
surrounded by trees, on leaning cross. ]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41785.
Cross and walking in the twilight.
[Man and child strolling along moun-
tain path, on cross.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41792.
Cross with mountain scene. [Land-
scape of mountain scenery, on Cross. ]
©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41660.
Cross with scene and blossoms.
[Bunch of snowdrops under landscape
of village, on cross.] © 1. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41662.
Cross with scene and ealla-lilies.
[Calla-lilies beneath scene of church on
hillside, on cross.] © 1 c@ Sept. 5,
1912; G@ 41664.
Cross with scene and Easter-lilies.
[EKaster-lilies beneath landscape show-
ing country church, on cross.] ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41663.
Cross with scene and narcissus.
[Narcissus flowers and landscape of
village, on cross.] © 1 e Sept. 5,
1912; G 41661.
Cross with scene of sheep grazing.
[Landscape of sheep grazing in pas-
ture near woods, on cross.] © 1 ec.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41659.
Cross with scene of sunset. [Land-
scape showing sun setting bayond for-
est, on cross.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41658.
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18074
WinscH (JoHn)—Continued.
Crossing the bridge. [Rectangular
scene of woman crossing foot-bridge
across stream near mill.] ©1c. Aug.
5, 1912; G@ 41412.
Daisies and _ scene. [Spray of
daisies under landscape showing farm-
house in distance.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41699.
Deserted wagon. [Wagon under
tree along road-side near farmhouse,
in circle] © 1c Aug. 5, 1912; G
41377.
Design of blossoms. [Spray of
flowers at left of space for inscrip-
tion.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 416385.
Dreary country. [Oblong landscape
of stream with few scattering trees
along banks near water-falls.] ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41765.
Ducks in the brook. [Scene of
ducks swimming in brook near farm-
house, in oval frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 413864.
Easter-blossoms. [Bunch of flowers
inclined toward space for inscription. ]
© ic. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41718.
Easter-flower and scene. [Bunch
of flowers in front of landscape show-
ing church on bank of stream.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41698.
Faster-lily, design 1. [Bunch of
Haster-lilies at left of space for in-
scription.]} © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
416382.
Easter-lily design 2. [Bunch of
Haster-lilies at right of space for in-
scription.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
£1633.
Haster morning game. [One little
girl conducting rabbit to another
seated holding egg in arms.] ©l1e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41654.
[One rabbit
Egg rabbit house 1.
lying by eggs and flowers near egg-
shaped house while another is climb-
ing over roof of porch.] © 1c. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41647.
2. [One rabbit on roof of bal-
cony of egg-shaped house looking down
upon two others lying among eggs and
flowers.| © 1 c¢. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41648.
——8. [One rabbit sitting among
eggs and flowers looking back at an-
other peering through window in egg-
shaped house.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41642.
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
4. [Two rabbits playing among
eggs and flowers near egg-shaped
house in balcony of which sits another
rabbit.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41641.
English farmhouse. [Oblong scene
of two-story house surrounded by trees
and shrubbery.] ©1ce. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41424.
Examining the egg and _ asters.
[Chick looking up at large egg partly
surrounded by spray of asters.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41715.
Farm (The). [Bunch of flowers be-
low scene of farmhouse on hillside.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41811.
2. [Rectangular scene of farm-
house partly surrounded by rail-fence.]
©il1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41413.
Farm by the river. [Farmhouse on
farm extending along bank of river.]
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41418.
Feeding the ducks. [Woman and
two children feeding ducks on pond
near farmhouse, in octagonal frame.]
©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41871.
First peep out of shell. [Circular
scene of chick thrusting its head
through rent in side of shell.] ©1l1e.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41796.
Fishing in the brook. [Three men
standing on bank of brook near cot-
tages fishing, in horseshoe frame.] ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41396.
Five little chicks. [Scene of five
chicks standing near three eggs, with
flowers on each side.] © 1c. Sept. 5,
1912; G 41615.
Flock of sheep. [Oblong scene of
Shepherd driving sheep down forest
road.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41426.
Full moon. [Oblong scene of full
moon rising above forest along bank
of river.] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1912; G
41766.
Gabled roof farmhouse. [Oblong
scene of farmhouse by roadside where
a covered wagon is passing.] ©l1e
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41428.
Gate to the castle. [Circular scene
of gate across path leading to castle
in background.] © 1 ¢ Sept. 16,
1912; G 41800.
Gate to the pasture. [Buneh of
flowers at right of scene showing gate
across path partly surrounded by trees
and shrubbery.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1012; G 41814.
gad 0s
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pt. IV; Hw (8.99 Vou
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Gathering flowers. [Girl gather-
ing flowers along bank of stream near
wooden bridge, in oval frame.] ©
1e. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41861.
Gathering flowers by the river bank.
[Girl gathering flowers near stream
where swan is swimming, in fan-
shaped frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 413876.
Gathering grasses. [Rectangular
Scene of man and woman gathering
grass in field, with village in dis-
tance.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41383.
German farmhouse. [Woman
standing in front of two small cot-
tages.] ©l1c. Aug. 5,1912; G 41422.
Girl and rabbit design 1—4. [Lit-
tle girl wearing cap and short-sleeved
dress seated under blooming bush
holding rabbit in her arms.] ©1e.
each Sept. 5, 1912; G 41648-41646.
Going to school. [Woman and child
going up steps to small building where
man stands waiting to receive them.]
© 1c. Sept. 16,1912; G 41828.
Hiding with the eggs. [Little girl
putting basket over rabbit and eggs.]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41656.
House by the road. [Scene of wo-
man and child walking down country
road by cottage on hillside, in dia-
mond frame.] © 1. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41368.
House on the road. [Rectangular
scene of farmhouse on either side of
country road.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
G 41769.
Humble home.
roadside, in diamond frame.]
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41886.
In the barn.
near basket.]
G 41819.
In the village. [Pond near village
church and cottages.] ©1c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41888.
Inhabitants of the forest. [Rectan-
gular scene of two deer drinking from
forest stream.] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41414.
Inspecting the egg.
at egg on spray of violets.]
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41618.
Ivy leaf and church on hill. [View
of church among leafless trees on hill-
side, on ivy leaf.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41778.
[Small hut along
©le.
[Four rabbits eating
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
[Chick looking
i) ave.
A
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Ivy leaf and over the bridge.
[Scene of stone bridge which two men
are crossing on road from church, on
ivy leaf.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41775.
Ivy leaf and village scene. [Dis-
tant view of village of cottages and
church, on ivy leaf.] ©1. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41777.
Ivy Leaf and view of castle. [Dis-
tant view of castle across lake, on ivy
leaf.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41776.
Just out of the shell. [Bunch of
violets on each side of scene showing
feur chicks standing near pieces of
egg-shell.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41617.
Lady of the lake. [Rectangular
scene of woman in boat on lake.] ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41881.
Landscape in oval. [Oval scene
showing Man and woman walking
along country road, by pond, toward
church in distance.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41778.
Last adieux. [Scene of children at
gate waving hands to woman and little
girl leaving farmhouse, in octagonal
frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41369.
Lily and church scene. [Circular
landscape with church, on WHaster-lily
and cross.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41668.
Lily and country scene. [Circular
landscape of church and mountain
scene, on Easter-lily and cross.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41667.
Lily-of-the-valley. [Spray of lilies-
of-the-valley at right of space for in-
scription.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41708.
Lily-of-the-valley and scene. [Spray
of flowers in front of landscape.] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41697.
Lily-of-the-valley, design 1. [Spray
of flowers above bunch of leaves at
left of oval.] © 1 e. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41630.
— design 2.
on leaves at left of oval.]
Sept. 5, 1912; G 416381.
Loading the hay wagon. [Men load-
ing wagon with hay at edge of woods. ]
©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41421.
Lonely road. [Snow scene of road
winding by farm-fence and leafless
trees toward house in distance.] ©
1 ec. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41410.
[Cluster of flowers
O- 1 6,
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18074
WINScH (JoHN)—Continued.
Lonesome chick. [Chick standing
alone among flowers, peeping.] ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41768.
Lonesome path over the bridge.
[Rectangular scene of woodland path
leading along bank of stream across
bridge near church.] © 1 c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41771.
Lost chick.
standing in egg-shell peeping. ]
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41764.
Making hay. [Rectangular scene of
man and woman raking hay near
farmhouse.] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G
41408.
Milk-maid (The). [Woman with
bucket in hand walking down path
leading from farmhouse in distance.]
© 1 c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41803.
Mill above the waterfall. [Scene of
water-mill on bank of stream above
[Circular scene of chick
©lc.
falls, in diamond frame.] ©1c. Aug.
5, 1912; G 413866.
Mill-pond. 1. [Oblong scene of
watermill on bank of pond.] ©1«.
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41406.
—— 2. [Pond by water-mill and cot-
tage.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41809.
Mischievous rabbits. [Three rabbits
around nest filled with eggs.] ©1le.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41798.
Monastery (The). [Diamond-shaped
landscape showing church and cottage
mearby.] ©lc. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41398.
Moonlight in the country. [Woman
walking along country road by scatter-
ing trees aS moon rises above windmill
i ©) ie Aug: 5) 1912: 'G
Mountain path. [Man and boy
walking down path on hillside, in
diamond frame. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41867.
Moving the hay. [Man and woman
iling hay in field near farmhouse, in
oval frame.] ©1 ce. Aug. 5, 1912; G
Narcissus. [Bunch of flowers at
ight of space for inscription.] ©1le.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41709.
Narcissus and scene. [Bunch of
owers at right of landscape showing
wo woman walking along bank of
ond.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41702.
Nearing the village. [Circular scene
of woman walking down road past
ottage in grove] © 1c. Aug. 5,
912; G 41378.
WINScH (JoHN)—Continued.
Neglected farm. [Scene of mill and
farmhouse along bank of stream, in
diamond frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41385.
Neglected wagon. [Wagon standing
under tree along roadside near cot-
tage.] ©l1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41806.
Off for a row. [Oval scene showing
woman standing on wharf waiting for
man approaching in canoe.] ©1..
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41401.
Off for a sail. [Scene of small sail-
boat leaving wharf near small house,
in horseshoe frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 41859.
Off for the village. [Woman and
little girl strolling down country road
away from cottage, in horseshoe
| frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41394.
Off to the village. [Woman stand-
ing at forks of village road looking
toward cottage nearby.] © 1c. Sept.
16, 1912; G@ 41805.
Old barn. [Bunch of flowers below
scene of barn along side of road.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41812.
Old mill. [Oblong scene of water-
mill in edge of woods on bank of
stream.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41767.
On the banks of the river. [Man
and woman standing on bank of river
near arched stone bridge.] © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1912; G@ 41829.
On the way to chureh. 1. [Church
surrounded by trees on hillside, in
diamond frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41400.
2. [Man and woman walking
down road leading along bank of
stream toward church.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
16, 1912; G 41827.
On the way to the mill. [Circular
scene of woman crossing bridge near
watermill.| © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912: G
41380.
Over the bridge. 1. [ Horseshoe
frame about scene showing woman
crossing foot-bridge across stream near
farmhouse.] © 1 c¢. Aug. 5, 1912; G
41360.
2. [Man and child standing on
bridge across stream near church.] ©
1 ec. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41832.
Pasture (The). [Oblong scene of
herd of cattle in pasture near Dutch
windmill.] © 1c Aug. 5, 1912; G
41431.
O27
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18074
pt. IV; 22S.
WINScH (JOHN )—Continued.
Path over the mountain. [Man and
little girl standing under tree along
mountain road, in horseshoe frame.]
©l1e. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41395.
Path to the brook. [Woman with
pitcher in hand standing on path at
edge of brook watching swans swim, |
in fan-shaped frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 413874.
Path to the church. 1. [Path lead-
ing by scrubby trees to church in back-
ground.] © 1c Sept. 16, 1912; G
41802.
2. [Rectangular scene of country
path leading to church partly sur-
rounded by trees.] © 1 ¢ Sept. 16,
1912 3° G ALT;
——8. [Rectangular scene showing
woman crossing foot-bridge on path
leuding to church in distance.] © 1
e. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41415.
Path to the farm. [Man walking
down path leading across’ stream
toward farmhouse in distance.] © 1
ce. Aug. 5, 1912; G@ 41419.
Peaceful pond. [Pond surrounded
by trees and flowers.] © 1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 41417.
Playing with bunny. [Little girl
seated on ground peeping around pump-
kin at rabbit.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41655.
Pleasant ramble through country.
[Man, woman and child coming from
church down road leading along bank
of pond.] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G
41831.
Pussy-willows and church scene 1.
[Cross and cireular church scene on
bunch of pussy-willows.] ©1ce. Sept.
5, 1912; G 41665.
2) [Pussy-willows by land-
scape of church and cottage on bank
of stream.] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41627.
Pussy-willows and country church.
[Bunch of pussy-willows at left of
landscape showing country church near
clump of trees.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
G 41628.
Pussy-willows and country scene.
[Cross and circular landscape of
church on hillside, on bunch of pussy-
willows.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41666.
Pussy-willows and landscape.
[Buneh of pussy-willows at left of
landscape showing church on hillside. ]
©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41626.
328
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
Pussy-willows and mountain scene.
[Bunch of pussy-willows by landscape
of village on mountain side] ©le.
Sept. 5, 1912; G@ 41629.
Quenching the thirst. [Oval scene
of man in cart drawn by horse which
is drinking from stream.] © 1 «
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41403.
Quiet stroll. [Rectangular scene of
woman strolling through field along
roadside.] © 1c Aug. 5, 1912; G
41884.
Rabbit and church scene. [Rabbit
below landscape showing arched bridge
in foreground and church in distance. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41650.
Rabbit and country scene. [Rabbit
squatted under landscape showing
church near pond, with hills in dis-
tance.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41651.
Rabbits and landscape. [Two rab-
bits lying under landscape showing
chureh and cottages along bank of
river.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41653.
Rabbits and village scene. [Four
rabbits squatted under landscape of
village.]. © 1 ©. Sept. a, 29
41652.
Rabbits at breakfast. [Three rab-
bits eating turnips.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41799.
Rabbits at play. [Three rabbits
playing around basket of eggs.] ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41797.
Rabbits in a field. -[Four rabbits
sitting together on hillside] ©1l1e
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41815.
Rabbits in egg-shell. [Three rabbits
sitting in egg-shell.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1912; G 41816.
Refreshing drink. [Rectangular
scene of man seated in cart watebing
his horse drink from stream which he
is fording.] © le. Aug. 5, 1912; G
41382.
Resting on the bank of the river.
[Seene of woman seated on bank of
stream watching swans, in fan-shaped
frame.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41375.
Road to the eastle. [Road leading
to castle in cluster of trees.] ©1c.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41841.
©) te.
Roses. [Spray of roses. ]
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41672.
Rowing down the stream. [Oblon
scene of man rowing boat on stream b
cottage.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41405
po. 3, 1912
WORKS OF ART
18074
Winscnh (JoHNn)—Continued.
Rowing in the twilight. [Two men
rowing on river near church as the sun
sets.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41830.
Rowing on the lake. [Rectangular
scene of woman standing in boat row-
ing near cottage.] © 1c Aug. 5,
1912; @ 41409.
Rowing to the barn. [Circular
scene showing man in boat on lake
rowing toward farmhouse and barn
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
Rural scenery. [Landscape of
meadow and few scattering trees.] ©
1 ec. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41416.
Sailboats at anchor. [ Horseshoe
frame about scene of small sailboats
along shore near cottage] ©1l1e
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41358.
[Cottage on
Sailing on the bay.
hillside at edge of bay where sail-boat
is passing, in oval frame] ©1..
Aug. 5, 1912; G 413890.
Sheep on the mountainside. [Shep-
herd watching sheep grazing on side
of mountain, in oval frame.] ©1e.
Aug. 5, 1912; G@ 41362.
Shepherd and his sheep. [Man
standing by fence under large tree
watching sheep grazing in pasture
© 1c. Sept.
Snowdrops. [Spray of flowers
round space for inscription.] ©41e.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41710.
Snow-drops and scene. [Spray of
flowers about scene showing people
alking down road toward house in
Oat ec: Sept: 5, AG1 2G
Spray of ealla-lilies. [Calla-lilies
in bunch at left of space for inscrip-
ion.] ©ic. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41695.
Spray of EHaster-flowers. [Bunch
f flowers at left of space for inscrip-
ion.] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41696.
Spray of JEaster-lilies. [ Easter-
ilies at right of space for inscription. ]
1 e. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41694.
Spray of narcissus. [Spray of
owers at left of space for inscrip-
ion.] ©l1ce. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41693.
Stone bridge over the creek.
[Arched stone bridge across stream,
ith village in distance] © 1.
ept. 16, 1912; G 41839.
Stone bridge to the castle. [Man
nd woman standing by stone bridge
WINSCH (JoHN )—Continued.
Stream by the mill. [Rectangular
view of stream with watermill on left
bank and forest on right] © 1.
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41407.
Strolling through the country. [Man
and boy walking down path along
bank of pond from cottage in distance,
in horseshoe frame.] © 1. Aug. 5,
1912; G 413898.
Swans in the pond. [Oblong scene
of swans Swimming on pond, with vil-
lage in distance.] ©l1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41427.
Swans on the lake. [Scene of swans
Swimming on lake near man in canoe,
in octagonal frame.] ©1e. Aug. 5,
1912; G 41372.
Thatched-roof cottage. [Small cot-
tage on bank of pond surrounded by
trees, in oval frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5,
1912; G 413891.
Twilight on the farm. [Hazy land-
Scape showing woman walking down
road near two large trees and sun set-
ting beyond woods in background. ]
©1ec. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41770.
Twilight on the lake, 1. [Cottage
in clump of trees along bank of lake.]
© 1 Sept. 16, 1912; G 41810.
2. [Diamond-shaped hazy
landscape of scattering trees on banks
of lake.] ©1ce. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41897.
Two chicks watching butterfly.
[Two chicks looking up at butterfly
on spray of flowers bent above egg.]
©1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41716.
Unexpected meeting. [Scene of man
on horseback meeting man walking
down country road near farmhouse, in
octagonal frame] © 1 ¢ Aug. 5,
1912; G 41370.
Vase of apple-blossoms and violets.
[Small base vase filled with apple-
blossoms.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 5, 1912; G
41705,
Vase of blossoms.
filled with flowers.]
1912; G 41706.
Vase of buttercups. [Small-necked
vase filled with flowers.] © 1c. Sept.
5, 1912; G@ 41708.
Vase of snowdrops. [Large mouth
vase filled with snowdrops.] ©1..
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41704.
View of castle in oval. [Oval scene
showing woman and child on bridge
[Small top vase
© 1c. Sept. 5,
cross stream near castle.] © 1 ¢c.| across stream and castle in distance.]
ept. 16, 1912; G 41835. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41774.
329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18074
pt. IV, Ss. oe
WINSCH (JOHN )—Continued.
View of the pasture. [Circular
scene of man and dog standing under
large tree at pasture gate watching
sheep graze.] © 1. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 413879.
Village green. [Circular scene of
lawn in front of cottage and church. ]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; G 41801.
Village in the mountains. [ Dia-
mond-shaped landscape of village on
banks of lake at foot of hills] @©le.
Aug. 5, 1912; G 41399.
Village yonder. [Oblong view of
village in forest on opposite bank of
river.]} ©l1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41429.
Violet design. [Bunches of violets
seattered around rectangular frame. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41692.
Waiting. [Oval scene of girl
seated in canoe on lake near cottage. ]
©1ec. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41402.
Walking on the river bank. [Two
men walking along bank of river near
canoe opposite church.] © 1. Sept.
16, 1912; G 41834.
Watching the _ butterfly. [Chick
standing near broken shell watching
butterfly on egg.] © 1c. Sept. 5,
1912; G@ 41612. ;
Waterfall (The) [Woman crossing
foot-bridge across stream near water-
fall, in diamond frame.]. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1912; G 41365.
White bunny.
two bunches of violets. ]
5, 1912; G 41688.
White flowers. [Spray of prim-
roses bent in semi-circle] © 1.
Sept. 5, 1912; G 41674.
White narcissus. [Bunch of flow-
ers at left of space for inscription. ]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41711.
Wind-mill (The) [Landseape of
Scattering trees at right of path lead-
ing to wind-mill in distance.] ©le.
Sept. 16, 1912; G 41807.
Windmill (The) [Old Dutch wind-
mill on hill.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G
41420.
Winter scenes. [Snow scene show-
ing woman crossing bridge on road
leading by cottage and church.] ©
le. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41480.
Working in the fields. [Man and
woman cutting grass in field near
farmhouse on bank of stream.] ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1912; G 41428.
[Rabbit lying near
© 1c. Sept.
WINSCH (J OHN )—Continued.
Working near the spring. [Man and
woman gathering fagots near stone
arched bridge over stream, in fan-
shaped frame.] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1912;
G 41378.
Working on the farm. [Oblong
scene of farm and farmhouse partly
surrounded by trees.] © 1. Aug. 5,
1912; G@ 41482.
Working together. [Oval scene of
boy and girl gathering grass on bank
of stream near village] ©1 ce. Aug.
5, 1912; G@ 41404.
Yellow narcissus. [Spray of narcis-
sus at left of space for inscription.]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1912; G 41712.
WoLr (NATALIE), San Francisco
[18075
Bone of contention. [Bull dog and
hound looking down at bone lying be-
tween them.] © 1. Sept. 25, 1912;
G 41877.
WoLF & co., Philadelphia.
[18076-18094
Admirer of flowers. [Profile of girl
with arm full of roses admiring one
held in right hand.] ©1. Aug. 28,
1912; G@ 41514. ,
April shower. [Little girl walking
along country road in rain with um-
brella hoisted over head.] ©1c. Sept.
10, 1912; G@ 41736.
At the seashore. [Little girl in
bathing suit carrying bucket in one
hand and shells in the other.] ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1912; G 41789.
Attempting to rake. [Little girl
raking leaves near bench where sit
two dolls.] © 1c. Sept. 10, 1912; G
41746.
Christmas morning. [Little girl
standing by gifts near fireplace with
doll in arms, looking back at two dolls
in chair.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 10, 1912; G
41742.
Coasting. [Little girl in furs, with
muff, seated on sled drawn by large
dog.] ©1e. Sept. 10, 1912; G 41740.
Dolls’ game. [Little girl and three
dolls seated around table playing
cards.] ©1c. Sent. 10, 1912; G 41741.
Enjoying a cold drink. [Profile of
girl in broad-brimmed hat drinking
from glass through straw.] ©1l1e
{| Aug. 28, 1912; G 41515.
330
WORKS OF ART
no. 8, 1912
18095
Wotr & co.—Continued.
Enjoying a winter’s breeze. [Three-
quarter view of girl in wide-brimmed
hat, furs and muff, walking.] © 1.
Aug. 23, 1912; G 41516.
Her first bait. [Little girl seated
on bank of stream, with doll and
basket at her side, pulling fish out of
water] © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1912: G
41747.
Honored guest. [Little girl seated
at table pouring tea for large dog
Sitting by her side.] © 1. Sept. 10,
rai? ?-G 41737.
Little gardener. [Little girl wear-
ing sun-bonnet, sprinkling flowers in
garden.] © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1912; G
41788.
On the Champs Elysee. [Front bust
portrait of girl in lingerie hat and
low-neck dress with wrap thrown back
over shoulders.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912;
G 41517.
One of the classics. [Front portrait
of girl in broad-brimmed hat and low-
neck dress seated holding book in lap. J
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1912; G 41518.
Number of entries of Works of Art
eve OE NL aici)
WoLFr & co.—Continued.
Refreshing beverage. [ Three-quar-
ter view of girl in wide-brimmed hat
and low-neck dress holding glass in
left hand.] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1912: G
41519.
Rover’s first train ride. [Little girl
with satchel in hand standing by large
dog, near trunk, in waiting room. |
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1912; G 41744,
Taking the dolls riding. [Little girl
pushing two dolls in baby-carriage. ]
© 1 e. Sept. 10, 1912; G 41745.
Touching up. [Three-quarter view
of girl powdering her cheeks.] © 1.
Aug. 23, 1912: G 41520.
Turkey dinner. [Little girl talking
to large dog seated at table with two
dolls waiting to be served] ©l1e.
Sept. 10, 1912; G 41743.
ZIMMERMAN (JANE) & Ropock (JULIA
M.), Frederick, Md. [18095
A la Barbara Fritchie. [Three-quar-
ter view of young woman in Dame
Barbara’s attire standing, holding
U. S. flag in both hands.] ©1c. June
NST) Gi 41025.
a
included in the Catalogue since
331
CLASSES H-K
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWING OR PLASTIC WORKS
OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ABEL & CAREY, Chicago.
Turkey or goose. © July 26, 1912;
2c. Aug. 5, 1912; K 45484.
ACRET (GEORGE), Aberdeen, Wash.
[18097
[Cut for add, small size]:
Look at the map. © Aug. 15, 1912;
mc, Aug. 12, 1912: K 45715.
ADDISON (THOMAS) Hamilton, O.
[18098
Marine engine chart. ©1e. July 17,
1912; IT 1058.
ADVERTISER’S SYNDICATE CUT SERVICE,
New York. [18099
Announcement of our fall opening.
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2c. Aug. 24, 1912;
K 46160.
ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY, Bir-
mingham, Ala. [18160
Birmingham, Ala. First avenue and
twentieth street. © July 1, 1912; 2
e. June 27, 1912; K 44025.
ALBANY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS, Albany.
[18101
Albany school of fine arts. [Sketch-
ing from nature.] © June 138, 1912;
#e. June 17, 1912; 1 c. June 19, 1912:
K 48875.
ALE-TING SERVICE, Chicago. [18102
Felix and Fink. [Comic series for
publication in daily newspapers.] ©
mer 15, 1912; 2 c. Apr. 15,1912: K
44668.
ALEXANDER (KENNETH), Seattle.
[18103, 18104
©l1e. July
©: 1 e:
Schoenfeld (Berman).
ie, 1912; J 171216.
Wilson (Dr. George F.).
July 31, 1912; J 171818.
ALEXANDER (R. D.) Swannanoa, N. C.
[18105
Swannanoa, N. C., spring house,
ancient tree and drive to Alexanders
inn. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2c Aug. 30,
aot: 172613.
[18096 | ALLEGRETTI (NICHOLAS W.), Chicago.
[18106
Trip to the north pole. © June 18,
1912; 2c. July 80, 1912; J 171759.
ALLEN (Harry N.), Livermore Falls,
Me. [18107-18110
Livermore Falls base ball team. ©
Ans.) 10) 191272 ¢.) Sept. 6, 19123 3
173089.
Maine central freight wreck, 1, 2, 3.
© June 15, 1912; 2 ec each July 12,
1912; J 171018-17120.
ALLEN (JAcOB D.), Memphis, Tenn.
[18111
Instructions for setting up and oper-
ating band saw mills. ©1e. June 15,
1912; I 1089.
ALLEN SHOE COMPANY, New York.
[18112
Belle (Anna) shoe looks dainty, fits
true. [Colored poster.] © Sept. 1,
1912; 2c. Sept. 9, 1912; K 46977.
ALLERTON (W. H.), Port Jervis, N. Y.
[18113-18118
[6 photographs] :
Along the Delaware.—Dingman’s
Herry, Pa., Factory falls, Childs
Park.—Dingman’s Ferry, Pa., High
Falls.—Dingman’s Ferry, Pa., North
from Adam’s brook.—Dingman’s Ferry,
Pa., Uller’s cliff panorama.—New
Wash. © July 8, 1912; 2c. each July
11, 1912; J 170987-170992.
AMERICAN ART NEWS COMPANY, New
York. [18119-18124
[6 prints]:
Bunbury (Waster), by Sir Joshua
Reynolds.—Crespigny (J/rs. Dorothy
Champion), by George Romney.—
Crouch (Mrs.), by George Romney.—
Rodney (Lady), by Gainsborough.—
Stour lock, by John Constable.—Wed-
dell (Mrs.) and children, by George
Henry Harlow. © ‘May 4, 1912: 2 ¢.
each May 7, 1912; K 41655-41660.
333
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18126
AMERICAN ART WORKS, Coshocton, O.
[18125-18141
[Colored post cards of boy and girl.
Series 82, 1850-13861] :
[Baby with toys.J—[Little boy and
girl walking under umbrella.]—[Little
boy and snow-man.]—[Little boy be-
fore his Thanksgiving dinner.]—[Lit-
tle boy holding lighted candle and two
pumpkins.]—[Little girl and _ dai-
sies.]|—[Little girl behind lighted fire-
eracker.|—[Little girl erying. Doll at
her feet.]—[Little girl holding up val-
entine.]—[Little girl off to school and
little sister.]—[Little girl out in the
wind.]—[Little swinging.] © May
24, 1912; 2 ec. each July dd, 191271
44307-44318.
Fish story. © June 80, 1912; 2.
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47518.
Jeanette. © Apr. 26, 1912; 2 «@.
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47519.
Playing horse. © June 30, 1912;
2c. Sept 16, 1912; K 47520.
Sam Toy. © July 20, 1912; 2 «4
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47521.
Yama Yama... © July 20,1912: 3"¢
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47522.
AMERICAN ASSN. FOR STUDY AND PREY.
INFANT MORTALITY, Baltimore.
[18142-18157
Every day in the life of this baby:
Aleohol rub.—Detail of bath, 1-—7.—
Drink of water.—Good night. 6p.m.—
Just waked up. 6 a. m.—Out: of
door nap.—Play time.—vTesting the
water for bath. ©1 ¢. each Sept. 16,
1912; J 173753-173764, 173767, 173768.
Tlow to keep the baby well: Air.—
Care.—Fare. © 1 @ each Sept. 16,
1912; J 178765, 173766, 173769.
AMERICAN BAPTIST SocrETy, St. Louis.
[18158
Arcadia Heights, Mo, Swimming
pool. © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 ¢ Aug. 19,
1912; K 46062.
AMERICAN CEMENT TILE MIG. Co., Pitts-
burgh. [18159, 18160
Purlin spacing for bonanza _ rein-
forced cement tile on + pitch roofs. ©
Le, Aug: 10,1002 fh TOM.
——on $ pitch roofs. ©1c.Aug.10,
1912; I 1072.
AMERICAN CHART Co., Indianapolis.
[18161
Practical horse shoer’s chart of the
horse. © July 22, 1912; 2 ce. July 25,
1912; K 45376.
pt. IV, NSS ¥ik
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
co., New York.
[Fashion cuts]:
Business man, 1167.—Examina-
tions. 1165.—How do you do. 1169.—
On the stairs. 1642.—Over the tea
cups. 1166.—Ready. 1174.—Resting.
1168. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
ADVERTISING
[18162-18207
(12, 1912; K 47078-47080, 47098-47100,
ATA1T.
At the wharf. 1156.—Blazer
coat. 1629.—Bon voyage. 1153.—
Canoeing. 1151.—Comfortable. 1154.—
Cricket. 1634.—Englishman. 1627.—
Friends. 374.—Getting a light. 1630.
Golf. 1152.—In the office. 1635.—
Negligee. 1155.—On promenade. 1150.—
On the stile. 1632.—Pannier. 375.—
Parade. 1631.—Ready for a stroll.
1158.—Resting. 3871.—Shirt sleeves.
1628.—Suits. 1633.—Summer. 370.
© July 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 12,
1912; K 47101-47112, 47087, 47089-
47096.
—— At the beach. 1162.—At the
show. 1164.—Blossoms. 1644.—Going
away. 1686.—Going rowing. 1640.—
Hats. 1687—Horse show. 1170.—
Meeting. 1161.—Morning paper. 1160.—
News. 1172.—Reading. 1175.—Ready
to go. 1159.—Shop window. 1639.—
Suits. 1171.—Summer day. 1643.—
Traveller. 1173.—Waiting. 1163.—
Walking. 1157. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2 ¢
each Sept. 12, 1912; K 47073-47077,
47081-47086, 47088, 47097, 47113-47116,
47118.
AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC COMPANY, LTD.,
New York. [18208-18219
[Aeteco faience mantels]:
Academy. — Bracket. — Cairo. —
Della robbia.—Gothi¢ rose.—Grape and
faun. — Interlacing. — Leader. —
Leaf and berry.—Oak leaf.—Pioneer.—
Studio. © June 28, 1912; 2 ec. each
Sept. 5, 1912; K 46804-46815.
AMERICAN FILM MEG. CO.
See list of motion pictures at end
of this catalogue.
AMERICAN MUSIC CO., Spokane, Wash.
[18220
Miss Spokane. © July 21, 1912; 1¢c.
Aug. 12, 1912: i c. Aug. 26; Taig
172545.
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY, South-
bridge, Mass. [18221-18222
No two roses are alike. © Aug. 2,
1912; 2c. Aug. 6, 1912; K 45526.
334
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 8, 1912
18324
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY—Contd.
Stop that squinting. © Aug. 2,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1912; K 45527.
AMERICAN WOOLEN Co., Boston.
[18223-18291
[69 photographs]:
Beaming and yarn inspecting.—Crab-
bing.—Double crabbing.—Drawing in
warp threads —Dressing the yarn,
dressing frame.—Dressing the yarn,
slasher.— Dry finishing, examining
cloth.—Dry finishing, finisked cloth—
Drying cloth.—Dye house, dyeing and
slubbing.—Dye house, dyeing cloth.—
English combing, combing machine.—
English combing, gilling and making
the top after the combing—English
combing, gilling first operation.—Eng-
lish combing, gilling second opera-
tion.—English drawing first finisher.—
English drawing, reducer. — English
drawing, various operations.—English
drawing, 2 spindle gill box.—Hnglish
spinning, spinning frame.—Hxamining
cloth. — French combing. — French
combing, back washing.—French comb-
ing, finishing.—French combing, sec-
ond operation.—French combing, third
operation. — French drawing, back-
washing.—French drawing, finisher.—
French drawing, first drawing.—IFrench
drawing, four baller.—French drawing,
intermediate.—French mule spinning.—
Fulling cloth—Jack winding, filling
room. — Measuring cloth. — Mending
room.—Mending room, burling, raising
knots.—Mending room, examining and
marking imperfections.—Mending room,
examining finished cloth. — Mending
room, mending.— Pressing cloth. —
Scouring cloth, 1, 2—Shearing cloth.—
Twisting.— Warp spooling. — Weav-
ing.—Welfare work, escalators, mov-
ing stairways, 1, 2.—Welfare work,
restaurant where help are served at
cost price.—Welfare work, type of op-
erative’s house—Welfare work, type
of operative’s tenement.—Wet finish-
ing.—Wet finishing, singeing cloth—
Wet finishing, steaming cloth—wWind-
ing cloth into bolts——Wool scouring,
drying machine.—Wool sorting.—Wool
Sorting, grading fleeces.—Wool sorting,
inspecting and blending—wWool sort-
ing, removing dirt and grease from
wool.—Wool] sorting, scouring machine
to dryer.—Wool sorting, sorting fine
Australian wool.Woolen carding ap-
ply feeder.—Woolen carding, feeder.—
‘Woolen carding, finisher cards and
spool drums.— Woolen spinning. —
Worsted carding, carding machine, 1, 2.
© Mar. 25, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 16,
4912>) J. 173245173318.
ANCHOR BUGGY COMPANY, Cincinnati.
[18292
[Anchor girl.] © June 15, 1912; 2c.
June 26, 1912; K 44063.
ANGLO AMERICAN POST CARD COMPANY,
New York. [18293-18310
Anglo pastelle series. [Colored post
ecards]:
Ah me lika catchee for a moment,
dear. 109.—Beauties. . 1384.—Compan-
ions. 1382.—Finishing teuch. 139.—
Good afternoon. 116.—His gift. 119.—
Honeymoon. 118.—Me is just so
anxious to see you. 105.—Me muchee
lika takee you fora ’ittleridee. 114.—
Me no wantee you go away. 108—
Me’s no never tired of lovin you.
113.—Next. 115.—Putting it over.
123.—Repose. 143.—Sometime it
seema to me. 103.—Strolling. 141.—
Thoroughbreds. 127.—Waiting. 125.
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2c. each Aug. 9, 1912;
K 45647-45664.
APPALACHIAN APPLE ORCHARDS, At-
lanta. [18311
Habersham County products. ©
VAS ees EON Die 2 el AME OID 1912
45770.
APPELBERG (G. R.), Quincy, Mass.
[18812
Simple method for finding equiva-
lent bending moment for combined
bending and twisting forces. © 1.
Sept. 9, 1912; I 1095.
ARCADE PHOTOS co., Duluth, Minn.
[18313
Steel plant. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 26, 1912; J 172986.
ART PUBLICATION soc., St. Louis.
18314, 18315
[2 photographs]:
Godowski (Leopold) .—Lillibridge,
Sauer and Godowski. © Sept. 23,
DIZ Ble. each Sept. 25; 19127
173481, 173482.
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit.
[18316-18323
[Girls in colors] :
[Aviation girl.|—[Fair asa rose.]—
[Girl with chrysanthemum. ]—[Girl
with holly.J]—[Girl with roses.J—
[Quaker girl.J]—[Telephone girl.]—
[Winter girl.] © June 28, 1912; 2c.
each Aug. 80, 1912; K 4717047176.
ASHE (JOHN JAMES), New Haven;
Conn. [18324
Milford, Pike Co. Pa. Sawkill
falls). © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 ¢ Aug. 14,
* 1912; J 172892.
339
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt: 1¥/ i's. v.79
18325
ASLANIAN (KEVORKE), Providence,
RL, [18825
Bataille Armeno-Persane D’-
Avaraire. 451. © Aug. 29, 1912; 1.
Aug. 29,1912" 1 ¢. Sept...6, 1912; K
46975.
ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO., Piqua, O.
[18326
Golf player showing Adam union
suit... © Aug. 8; 1912; 2c. Auz. 5,
1912; J 171901.
AUBERY (JAMES M.), Los Angeles.
[183827, 183825
Grouping of the colors. Plate 1.
© July 9)1912; 2c. July 17,1912;
K 44774.
——Plate 2. © July 9, 1912; 2c.
July 17, 1912; K 44774.
Autt (N. L.) South Bend, Ind.
[18329-18331
[8 photographs]:
Bishop.—Mass.—Priests. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2 « each Sept. 20, 1912; J
173457-173459.
AUSTEN (EH. A.), Clifton, N. Y. [18332
- Old Austen house. © July 1, 1912;
2 ¢. July 5, 1912; J. 171317.
Avery (O. P.) Blaine, Wash. [18333
Washington head. © Sept. 21, 1912;
2c. Sept. 28, 1912; J 173687.
AVIATION FILM co. See list of motion
pictures at end of this catalogue.
AYER (HuLuery S.), Boston. [18834
Modern crusader. © July 23, 1912;
2c. July 27, 1912; K 45104.
BaitEy (Marion W.), Hutchinson,
Kans. [18335
Hutchinson fire dep’t. © Sept. 14,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1912; J 173686.
BAKER (R. J.), Honolulu.
[18386-18347
[12 photographs]:
German- Hawaiian girl, 8.—- Hat
maker, 2.—Hawaiian native woman,
1.—Hawaiian woman fishing, 3.—
Mulatto- Hawaiian girl, 7.— Native
Hawaiian girl, 4.—Native Hawaiian
girl, 5.—Native Hawaiian man, 9.
Native Hawaiian man, 10.—Native
Hawaiian man, 11.—Native Hawaiian
woman.—Portuguese-Hawaiian girl, 6.
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Aug.. 10,
1912; J 172087-172098.
BAKER ART GALLERY, Columbus, O.
[18348, 18349
[2 photographs]:
Brown (Hon. R. B.)—Garford (Hon.
A. L.) © Sept. 7, 1912; 2 @ each
Sept. 11, 1912; J 173155, 173156.
BALDWIN (JOSEPHINE L.) Bloomfield,
IN; idl’. [18850-18356
[7 prints]:
Brazen vessels. Lesson 11.—Hymn
illustration no. 1. Title page-——Hymn
illustration no. 4. “Pilot sats >the
wheel.—Lunch basket. Loaves and
fishes. Lesson 10.—Man with oriental
bed [etc.] Lesson 3.—Oriental lamp-
stand and measure. Lesson 6.—Pupil’s
title page. Gospel according to Mark.
© Sept. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 17,
1912; K 47485-47491.
BANnBraock (W. E.) Auburn, Cal.
[18357
Digger Indians, Cal. © Aug. 21,
1912; 2:¢e. Aug. 26,1912 24) 47 2adee
GARMORE (W. K.) New York. [18358
Lincoln (Abraham) © Sept. 20,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1912; K 47936.
BARNEKOW & PETZ, Perth Amboy, N. J.
[18359
Barracks of the English Army at
Perth Amboy during the Revolutionary
War. © June 17, 1912; 2 c June 14,
1912; J 170962.
RARNES (BEN C.) Mexico, Mo. [18360
Missouri military academy. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2 c Sept. 13, 19122 ah tae
BARRENTHRE (HENRY) Brooklyn. —
[18861, 183862
Dunmore (Lake) Vt. © Aug. 22,
1912; 1 @ Aug. 24, 1912°>7 Gasenrms,
DES y Dear iv Wy al re
Rochester village, Vt. © Aug. 15,
1912; 1 ec. Aug. 24, 1912, 1 @ Sept. 5,
1912; J 1738128.
BARTSCH (WALTER F..), Minneapolis.
[18863
Diagramatie chart showing the gen-
eral distribution of the nervous sys-
tem. © July 3, 1912; 2c. July 5, 1912;
K 44017.
BaTTELL (Rosa Lewis), St. Francis,
Wis. [18364-18368
Ashland, Wis., majestic theatre. ©
Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1912; J
178701.
Milwaukee, Lake shore bathing
beach, 1-3; ©! Aue. 28, 1012 ea
each Sept. 9, 1912; J 1738095-173097.
336
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
BATTELL (Rosa LEwis)—Continued.
Lake shore bathing pavilion.
© Aug. 28, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912; J
173094.
BaveEr (F. J.), Winona, Minn.
[18869, 18870
Cord wood circle saw sliding table.
© June 19, 1912; 2 ¢ July: 8/1912;
J 170884.
tilting table. © June 19, 1912;
2c. July 8, 1912; J 170883.
BAUER CHEMICAL COMPANY, New York.
[183871, 18872
Doctor told us sanatogen is just
what you need for your nerves. ©
sept. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 23, 1912; K
47870.
Sanatogen guards your nerve health.
7 dol G, 191252 ¢ July 20, 1912;
K 44883.
BAUMANN (J.), New York.
[18373-18384
[Little boy and girl Haster post
cards]:
Best Easter wishes. 1. [Boy push-
ing a pusheart containing three Has-
ter lilies.]— Best Easter wishes. 2.
[Girl with rabbits in basket, chick-
ens at side, also a basket of vegeta-
bles. ]—Easter blessings. 1. [Little girl
pulling a cart containing a rabbit.]—
Easter blessings. 2. [Little girl pushing
a doll eart full of rabbits.]—Easter
blessings. 8. [Little girl holding a rab-
bit in her skirt, taken from a rabbit
coop which stands next to her. ]—EHas-
ter greetings. 1. [Little girl pulling a
eart with chickens which have partly
dropped out.]—Easter joys. 1. [Girl
dropping chickens through a basket,
the bottom of which is broken.]—Has-
ter joys. 2. [Girl with a rake and
chicks.]—Happy Easter. 1. [Little girl
and boy playing blind man’s bluff.]—
Happy Eastertide. 1. [Little girl
and boy sitting, the boy holding a
rabbit, the girl an umbrella.]—Happy
Eastertide. 2. [Little boy and girl
playing blind man’s bluff.]—Happy
Eastertide. 8. [Little girl holding rab-
bits in her arms and one rabbit sitting
up on the ground.] © July 5, 1912;
2 ce. each July 1, 1912; K 48876-43887.
BauscH & LOMB OPTICAL CO., Roches-
term N.Y. [18385-18888
[4 entries]:
Diagram showing useful field of
view. Double convex.—Diagrams
showing useful field of view. Double
convex. Periscopic convex. Meniscus
convex. © 1c. each June 8, 1912;
I 1043-1046.
CLASSES, H TO K
18422
BauscH & LOMB OPTICAL co.—Contd.
[4 entries]—Contd.
Diagram showing useful field of
view. Meniscus convex. — Diagram
showing useful field of view. Peri-
scopic convex.
BAYNE (EH. Byron), White Plains,
NYY.
[18889
New York city and. vicinity, pano-
ramic view. © May 25, 1912; 2 ¢
June 25, 1912; K 438969.
BEAL (P. L.), Mt. Hood, Ore.
: [18890, 18391
Devil’s Punch Bowl, 1 above, 2 be-
low. © May 19, 1912; 2 ¢. each July
8, 1912; J 170941, 170942.
BEAL (P. L.) Parkdale, Or. [18392
Hood (Mt.) © Aug. 8, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 14, 1912; J 173048.
BEAMISH (HEmity S.), San Francisco.
[18893
Greetings. All hail the ships that
come from far and near. © June 10,
BOL er vMiay, 20. 79125) te: pune ZT,
1912; K 48518.
BEARD (J. T.), New York.
[18394, 183895
Diagram of explosive mine gases.
© Sept. 14, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1912;
I 1118. ;
Power-volume-pressure diagram. ©
Age Pon tOot2 ss Tier Aue. 26. 1912s Fe
Aug. 30, 1912; I 1090.
BEATON (O.), Seattle. [18396, 18397
Irwin (W. G.) © Sept. 2, 1912; 2¢.
Aug. 26, 1912; J 172546.
Minnesota (S. 8S.) © Sept. 2, 1912;
2c. Aug. 26, 1912; J 172547.
BEAVEN (LESLIE WALLACE), Chicago.
[18398-18405
[Colored cards.] 113-116, 118, 121—
ie
Advent of spring.—Autumn’s offer-
ing.— Man’s inhumanity— Mother
Love.—Nature’s bounty.—Peace offer-
ing.—Sweet violets——Young graduate.
© July 1, 1912: 2c. each July 12,
1912; K 44930-44937.
BEAVER co., Buffalo. [18406-18422
Interior red room, home of J. W.
Reilly, Porcupine, Ontario, Canada. ©
Ane Ph 1912 +2 GC Aug. 26; 19425
172504.
Interior sitting room, Mr. Williams,
Porcupine, Ontario, Canada. © Aug.
he MOND): 2. és. 261912 3 J 172506:
Interior view Mulligan hotel, Golden
City, Ontario, Canada. Aug. 1,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 26, 1912; J 172505.
337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18423
pt. Wy. SS; vou
BEAVER co.—Continued.
[14 photographs]:
Attic bedroom, H. Goessling, Chi-
eago, 532.—Bed room, H. Goessling,
Chicago, 533.—Bed room, H. Neu-
meyer, Chicago, 534.—Dutch room,
West end dairy, Fredicton, N. B., 544,
545.—Office, Commercial Hotel, Fredic-
ton, N. B., 542, 543.—Office, Green Bay
Ib’r co., Atlantic, Towa, 552, 553.—
Pool room, Chas. Fuller, Chicago, 527—
529.— Refreshment room, Commercial
Hotel, Fredicton, N. B., 551.—York
and Kraft, Pekin, Ill., 525. © July 1,
1912; 2 c. each July 19,1912; J 171444—
171457.
Beck (FRANK) AND COMPANY, New
York. [18423-18427
[5 prints]:
Bed room.—Dining room.—Music
room.—Parlor.—Tiles. © Aug. 10,
1912-°2 Veleach “Ate. Gh alOd2 3) IK
45958-45957.
Beck (Lou WeEscoTT), Pasadena, Cal.
[18428-18431
Rufus, desert life-saving dog, 2. ©
Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1912; J
173691.
[3 photographs]:
Death valley, borax hills.—Beck
(Lou Wescott) and ‘‘ Rufus” on Cali-
fornia desert.—Rufus, desert life-sav-
ing dog no. 1. © July 20, 1912; 2 «¢.
each Sept. 28, 1912; J 173689-173691.
Brepou (A. P.), New Orleans.
[18482, 184383
Colored shoe store. © Apr. 8, 1912;
2-@. Apry 11, 1912: J 171671.
Jersey milkers grazing. © July 23,
1912; 2c. July 22, 1912; J 171700.
BEECHNUT PACKING COMPANY, Canajo-
harie, N. Y. [18484
I just love it. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 20, 1912; K 47549.
BEHNKE (ARTHUR E.), Milwaukee.
[18435
These changeable feat-ures. © Aug.
28, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46678.
BEHRMAN (MartTIN), Oakland, Calif.
[18486
Oakland, Calif., 1876; panorama. ©
Slt. 2p, LOT: 2 AC Gh at. Ee se
173745.
sEIRLY (ALFRED) Chicago. [184387
Woman suffrage emblem no. 1. ©
Sule LOLS ae. Se a ee ea
45263.
BELATE (C. J.), Philadelphia. [184388
Breakers (The) © Sept. 28, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 2, 1912; J 1738746.
BELL (ALFRED) AND COMPANY, London.
[18439
[Pinkie.] © Feb. 1, 1912; 2 c. Apr.
11, 1912; K 44669.
BELL CAMERA AND VIEW CO., Springfield, —
Til. [18440, 18441
[2 photographs] :
Argo corn products co. plant. Keo-
kuk River, dam and plant. © Sept.
11, 1912; 2.¢. each Sepin ia, 9192
173204, 173205.
BELLINGER (J. A.), Lakefield, Minn.
[18442
Sons of Herman, lodge. © Aug. 4,
1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912; Jai
[18443
Bismarck-Roosevelt. © Sept. 7,
1912; 2c. Aug. 29, 19123 Pitas,
BERGMAN (SIMON) New York.
[18444-18575
BENTE (Hugo A.) Chicago.
Post cards:
[At the brookside. Birches. ]—
Birthday greetings. 1. I send happiest
thoughts. Birthday greetings. 2.
Royal beauty of the rose is fair to
see.—Birthday greetings.. 8. I hope
that your birthday will be joyous.—
Birthday wishes. 1. May good health
be yours and happiness too.—Birth-
day wishes. 2. That every hour shall
be a happy hour.—Birthday wishes.
3. My heartiest greeting for your birth-
day.—Congratulations. 1. [Baby, two
birds in nest and stork and daisies. ]—
Congratulations. 2. [Baby, two birds
in nest, stork and violets.]—Congratu-
lations. 38. [Baby, two birds in nest,
stork, and poppies. ]—Congratulations.
4. Baby, stork, two birds in nest
and cyclamen.]—Congratulations. 5.
[Baby, two birds in nest, stork and
forget-me-nots.]—Congratulations. 6.
[Baby, two birds in nest, stork flying
and carnations.]—Dere iss mutch dot
I need.—Dere iss nodings like getting
tegedder side by each.—Gee but I iss
mighty lonely.—Gee dis is heaven.—
Gee, wish me had nice girlee same’s
other fellers.—[Girl’s head. Aida.]—
[Girl’s head. Angelina.]—[Girl’s
head. Grace.J]—[Girl’s head. Gwen-
dolyn.]—[Girl’s head. Hazel. J—
[Girl’s head. Mildred.J—Glad it is
a boy. [Baby in auto with satchel,
338
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 8, 1912
BERGMAN (SIMON)—Continued.
Post cards—Continued.
and stork.]—Glad it is a girl. [Baby
at doorbell with valise and stork.]—
Glad it is a girl. [Baby on scales and
stork.]—Glad it’s a boy. [Baby sail-
ing and stork.]—Glad it’s a _ boy.
[Baby with head through blue curtain
and stork.J]—Glad it’s a girl. [Baby
and flowers in basket, and stork.]—
[Homeward path. Birch trees.] —I
can shoot the left eye out of a flea.—
I don’t mind bein’ roped in by the
right gal—I have an aim in life—I
hope dot sand vill blow.—I know a
secret which I will tell—I’m sure a
lonely critter—I should like to make
a target of some dandy—I tink we
make mos’ nice couple.—I vouldt like
to be some von’s honey-bug.—!f I had
been a good lookin’ critter.—[Indian
head. 1. Bright eyes.]—[Indian head.
2. Noma.]—[Indian head. 3. Nava-
jo.]—[Indian head. A, Tola.]—[In-
dian head. 5. Pocahontas.]—T[ Indian
head. 6. Ione.J]—It beats everything
how people will borrow trouble.—It
is better to shoot off your gun than
your mouth.—It iss goot to haf a goot
time.—It iss much better yet to shmile
efen if it hurts your face.—[Lovely
spot. Birches by rock in stream.]—
Me likee always make your tea for
you.—Me likee be your rickshawman
through life-—Me likee you, much.—
Meet me where the lanterns glow.—
My hat is in the ring and so am I.—
Wefer vorry over a ting dot nefer yet
vos happened.— [Path in the birch-
es.J—Say it doesn’t take much to
make me happy.—[Shady nook.
Birch trees and stream.]—Ven I iss in
de dumps.—Ven you iss gone.—Ven
you: iss happy.—[Woodland scene.
Birches.]—Ye can’t haf a tirty-horse
power automobeel. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 19, 1912; K 47419-
47484.
[66 prints]:
Aindt it fine-——Best Easter wishes.
[Child fondling lamb.J]—Best Easter
wishes. [Children feeding lamb.]—
Best Haster wishes. [Children gath-
ering flowers.] Blessed Easter day.
[Ladie’s heads and lilies. Hannah.]
Blessed Haster day. [Ladie’s heads
and lilies. Milded.] By all that’s
good and true.—Choice heart to let,
not for sale inquire of owner.—
Dere iss nodings so fine——Diss iss de
dandy Easter time.—Diss iss Haster
undt ve begs.—Don’t take my heart
away from your line.—Haster greet-
ings. Haster flowers are blooming
bright.—Easter greetings. Join high
18576
BERGMAN (S1IMon)—Continued.
Post cards—Continued.
and low.—Easter greetings. Let all
things seen and unseen.—Haster greet-
ings. Let us on this Haster day.—
Easter greetings. Light of lights.
Waster greetings. May everlasting joy
be born.—EHaster greetings. May lov-
ing kindness and good-will. — EKaster
greetings. My wish for you.—Easter
greetings. O Lord of all. — Easter
greetings. Peace be unto you I pray.—
Easter greetings. That THaster-tide
with joy was bright.—Good wishes for
Haster. [Ladie’s heads and _ lilies.
Bertha.] Happy Haster. [Child and
rabbits dancing.] Happy Haster.
[Children at play with chicks.] Happy
Easter. [Little boy and girl in con-
versation.] Happy Haster to you like
sunshine after rainm—Here, my pretty
valentine—I don’t care for automo-
biles.—I have but little now to say.—I
have got you, little girl—I iss glad
for dis meeting.—I knows I surely lufs
you some.—I vill gif my heart to
you.—If you’ll be mine, I'll be thine
everlasting Valentine—Just a_ kiss
dearie mine.—Let’s be happy while we
may.—Let’s dance on the green.—Love
me dear.—Loving JHaster wishes.
[Ladie’s heads and lilies. Lillian.]—
Loving Haster wishes. [Ladie’s heads
and lilies. Reah.] Luf me _ little
voman.—Peaceful THaster. [Ladie’s
heads and lilies. Katharine.]—Saint
Patrick’s day. I'll loosen then a strain
or two.—Saint Patrick’s day greetings.
Of all those I’ve ever seen.—Saint
Patrick’s day greetings. This is the
day.—Say kid I ain’t ateasin’.—Tell
me that I am the one.—There are girls,
girls, girls—They do say that love is
a game.—To my valentine. Day like
this is simply fine—To my valentine.
Look into the mirror.—To my valen-
tine. My broken heart.—Togedder ve
must get.—Valentine greetings. Be the
weather bad.—Valentine' greetings.
I’d print a kiss.—Valentine greetings,
Let me whisper dear.—Valentine greet-
ings. You are the one for me.—Don’t
ve be in a fix—yYou and me could
happy be.—You are it. Saint Valen-
tine day greetings.—You are the dandy
eandy girl.—You are the light of my
life—You iss de leedle girl I luf.—
You iss so cute. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 28, 1912; K 48088481533.
BERLIN (Pav E:), Coraopolis, Pa.
[18576
Coraopolis, Pa., Y. M. C. A. building.
© ‘Awe; 16,:°1912* 2 ¢ Aue. 17, 19125
J 172309.
o09
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18577
BERLIN PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., New York.
[18577-18579
[3 entries] :
Johnson (Mrs. John); by George
Romney.—Linley (Miss); by Thomas
Gainsborough.—Olivia; by John Hopp-
ner.
© July 1, 1912; 2 e each Aug. 27,
1912; H 1024-1026.
BERNHEIM DISTILLING COMPANY, Louis-
ville, Ky. [18580
Speeding the bride. © Sept. 14,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 41968.
BERWICK STORE Co., Berwick, Pa.
[18581
[Post card]:
Steel plant and steel passenger coach
shops, American car and foundry co.,
Berwick, ‘Pas\°©. Aug. 1, 29192+42. ce.
Aug. 3, 1912; K 45706.
BrocRAPH co. See list of motion pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
Birce (M. H.) & sons co., Buffalo.
[18582-18608
Interior 187-213. © 1c. each Sept.
17, 1912; J 17383838-1738364.
BisHoFF (C. §8.), Columbus, Kan.
[18609
Columbus, fire team. © June 10,
1912 2 @r Aug. 1251912 J. A72051:
BisHop (A. ALLYN), Newport, Vt.
[18610, 18611
Beveridge (Hx. Sen. Albert J.). ©
Aug. 30,1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 8, 1912; J
172680.
Rowell (Chief Judge John W.). ©
Aug. 30, 1912 +°2 e,. Sept. 3). 19125 J
172679.
Biarr (J. C.) MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ASSO-
CIATION, Huntingdon, Pa.
[18612
J.C. Blair memorial hospital grounds
and buildings. © July 1, 1912; 2c.
July 9, 1912; J 170892.
Buarr (Homer D.) Tacoma.
[18613-18616
[4 photographs]:
Crevasses in Nisqually glacier.—Mt.
Tacoma in Reflection lake.--Party on
Nisqually glacier.—Tatoosh range and
Paradise valley. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1912;
J 172492-172495.
BLUE SHIP, Waltham, Mass.
[18617-18619
In Maine. © July 1, 1912; 2c July
5, 1912; K 44014.
In the sunny harbor of old Booth-
bay. © July 1, 2912s2ac.. July 5;
1912; K 44015.
340
pt..1V, B. 8., Vail
BLUE SHIP—Continued.
Whether it’s glorious sky and azure
sea. © July 1, 1912: 2 @ July 5, 1912>
K 44016.
Bos (HAUSER), Essex, Conn.
[18620, 18621
[2 photographs]:
Innocence.—On the way to the fair.
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 17,
1912; J 178332, 1733s.
Bopsps-MERRILL COMPANY, Indianapolis.
: [18622
Riley (James Whitcomb). © Sept.
5, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912; K 46923.
BONSALL (JAMES W.), Detroit.
[18623-18634
Is anything like this going on among
your employees, 11. © Sept. 11, 1912;
2c. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48032.
Now let me see. I wonder where is
the next store where I can get what I
want. [Blotter no. 1.] © Sept. 14,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1912; K 48029.
Seed of ambition. [Blotter no. 2.]
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1912;
K 480380.
This is a punk corner and right here
is where I take down my sign and
move, 12. © Sept. 23, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept.
26, 1912; K 48081.
[8 prints]:
EKiver hear of the man who built his
house in the woods, 4.—Free lunch
and biggest in the city, 3.—Hard
shower of rain, 6.—High salaried busi-
ness man, 8.—Man wanted, 01.—Suf-
fering mackerel, I wonder where is
that for-rent-head nurse of mine, 5.—
Two dollars room rent by to-night,
Mr. Jones, or out you go, 7.—Well
I’m a goat if that rummy owner, 02.
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Sept. 26,
1912; K 48021-48028.
BoRGMAN (Henry), Cincinnati.
[18635, 18636
Santa Martina, Roma. © May 1,
1912; 2.¢e. July 19, 1912308 ATisos:
Storm on Lakes of Killarney. ©
May 1, 1912; -2 «. duly 1
LTa356:
BoRLAND-GRANNIS COMPANY, Chicago.
[18687, 18638
Chicago. Entrance to Hotel La
Salle. Borland electric brougham in
foreground. © July 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 29, 1912; K 45225.
Entrance to Hotel Sherman.
Borland electric brougham in fore-
ground. © July 24, 1912; 2c. July
29, 1912; K 45224.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
18685
no. 3, 1912
BOUASSE JEUNE AND COMPANY, Paris.
[18639
Redempteur. © June 7, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 24, 1912; K 45025.
Oakland, Cal.
[18640
Panama Bill. © July 1, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 12, 1912; K 46286.
Boyce (THoMAS F.),
Boysen (InvER), Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
[18641
Specto-focus-hood. © 1c. Sept. 7,
1912; J 173042.
Boysen (J. T.), Yosemite, Cal.
[18642-18644
[8 photographs] :
From Inspiration point, 3.—Gen-
eral view study, 1.—Grand view study,
2. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 < each Sept.
9, 1912; J 173106—178108.
BrRaDLey (A. F.), New York
[18645-18649
Wilson (Woodrow) 1-5. © Sept.
10, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 20, LOT 2 cd
aT 3416-173420.
BRAMBLE PUB. co., Toledo. O.
[18650-18671
Toledo, O.:
Adams and St. Clair streets, Jooking
north—Adams street east from St.
Clair—Adams street east from Supe-
rior street—Adams street west from
St. Clair street.—Adams street west
from Summit street——Adams street
west from Superior street.—Jefferson
ave. east from Superior street.—Madi-
son ave. and Summit street looking
seuth.—Madison ave. and Superior
street looking east.—Madison ave.
west from Summit street.—Madison
ave. west from Superior street.—St.
Clair street north from Adams.—St.
Clair street south from Adams.—
Summit and St. Clair streets north
from Cherry street.—Summit street
north from Jefferson ave—Summit
street south from Jefferson ave.—
Summit street south from Orange.—
Superior street north from Adams
street——Superior street north from
Jefferson ave.—Superior street north
from Madison ave.—Superior street
south from Adams street.—Superior
street south from Madison ave. © 1
ec. each Aug. 80, 1912; J 172620-172641.
BRASELMANN (F. M.), Philadelphia.
[18672
Rally day in oe school. © Aug. 8,
goi2; 2 ec. Aug. 7, 1912; K 45903.
l
New York.
[18673
[Broken jewel] case before and
after repairing. © June 15, 1912; 2
e. July 18, 1912; K 44800.
BREWER (CHAS. B.), Hyattsville, Md.
[18674, 18675
Paths of clubs in pennant race.
American league, rey. to July 8, 1912.
@) July. (Si 1912s ¢ Suly. 105-1912
I 1054.
—— National league, rey. to July 8,
WIA iOtduly iS, 1912: 2 e July. 10,
NOL? ; F455,
Briep (J. A.), San Francisco. [18676
Our Billiken. © Aug. 30, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 9, 1912; J 178082.
Brinp (W. 1L.). See list of motion pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
Briton (WILEY), Kansas City, Kan.
[18677
Well hang the third term to the
sour apple tree as we go marching on.
BRESLAVSKY BROTHERS,
©) June) 2," 1912: Zie. July 8; 1912:
J 170987.
BRoMLEY (Epwarp A.), Minneapolis.
[18678
Village gunsmith. © June 25, 1912;
2\e. July 9,.1912; J 171540.
BrorHers (N. A.), Aberdeen, S. D.
[18679
Aberdeen, S. D., bird’s eye view.
980) © dulyy Lp. A912 =. 2 ‘en July 1b;
19I2 PF ATIIGL
Broun (D. T.), Boise, Idaho. [18680
Moran (Mt.) Jackson Lake. © Aug.
10, 1912; '2¢. Sept. 3) 1912; J 172656.
Brown (J. M. G.), Morgantown, W.
Va. [18681
Here is the crowd going to the auc-
tion lot sale at Hast Canonsburg. ©
HUY Jo) w WOT? 22) eo Duly. 6. 1912) 1%
44069.
Brown (M. A.) PAPER BOX COMPANY,
St. Louis. [18682-18684
Geddnagy Dolly Varden chocolates.
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1912;
K 47071.
Carnation. © June 7, 1912; 2 «.
Aug. 24, 1912; K 46323.
Spring. Dolly Varden chocolates.
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1912; K
47072.
Brown (P. F.) AND COMPANY, Phila-
delphia. [18685
Worth crowing about. © July 29,
1912; 2 e. July 80,°1912; Wo'45255.
34]
63453—12——4
18686
Brown (W. T.), Ligouir, Pa.
[18686-18688
Wreekwon Din¥. Bei “a; ye:
Luly (6; 191272. co Sully AS) 1912:
171337-171339.
BROWN AND BIGELOW, St. Paul.
[18689-18692
Christmas marks the re-birth of the
year. [Holly spray.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. July 8, 1912; K 44082.
—— [Poinsettias.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. July 8, 1912; K 44083.
Friendship is the greatest gift of
the ‘Creator. © July. 1/1912: 22 te.
July 8, 1912; IKK 44085.
Greeting. © July 1, 1912; 2c. July
8, 1912; K 44084.
Brown & Dawson, Stamford, Conn.
[18693
Panama sight seeing car, 1142. ©
NieHE. 1 1912" 2" eo Sept. ie ory
Tall:
BROWNE (BELMORE) Seattle.
[18694, 18695
Climbing Mt. McKinley. © Sept.
G). 1912°'~2e) Sept... 12, 19g Se Vis Lre.
Snow slide, Mt. McKinley. © Sept.
6, 1942>2..c. Sept. 12, A9f2 3) 1. TiS 17s.
BRUBAKER (J. H.) Grand Rapids, Mich.
[18696-18699
Musselman (Amos S.) 14 ©1e
each Sept. 11, 1912; J 173147-173150.
Bruno (GkEo. N.), New York.
[18700-18702
Blind girl of Sorrento, 1-3. © 1.
each July 6, 1912; J 170864-170866.
Buck (GEORGE V.) Washington.
[18703-18735
Allen (Sherman) 1, 2. © Aug. 10,
1912; 2c. each Aug. 16, 1912; J 172292,
172298.
Andrews (Gen. George) 1-3. ©
Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 16, 1912;
J 172287-172289.
Arnold (Zt. H. H.) army aviator.
© June 10, 1912; 2 ec Aug. 29, 1912;
J: 172592.
Blue (Dr. Ruppert) © Aug. 8,
1912; 2¢. Aug. 16, 1912; J 172265.
Chandler (Capt. Chas. de F.) army
aviator. © June 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
LG; 1St2y. T-L7eeT
Clayton (Mrs. H. D.) © June 15,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1912; J 172280.
Cole. (RY) Aug. 8, 10125" 2.;c.
Aug. 16, 1912; J 172266.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, DS., v2 «
Buck (GEoRGE V.)—Continued.
Conant (Luther) 1, 2. © Aug. 6,
1912; 2 e. each Aug. 46) -19i2-s
172290-172291.
Doolittle (Dr. R. H.). © Aug. 9,
1912; 2 @ Aug. 16, 19125 3 172268
Ellyson (Lieut. T. G.) navy aviator.
© June 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1912;
J 172270. |
Fall. (Sen.). ©. Aus. ibaa
2c. Aug. 16, 1912. 9 Aiaeee:
Gore (Sen. Thomas P.). © June
12, 1912; 2 ¢@ Aug. 16) 1912 ieee
Graham (Liewt. H.) army aviator.
© June 10, 1912; 2 ¢ Ane. deaersae
aT 2274.
Hazlehurst (Lieut. L. W.) army avi-
ator. © June 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 16,
| 1912;.J3 172272.
Hearn (E. L.). © Duly oaete.
2e. Aug. 16, 1912 aaa.
Hemmick (C.). © Aug. 5, 1912;
2 e. Aug. 16, 1912) 2 AtaZzee
Hennessey (Capt. F. B.) army avi-
ator. © June 15, 1912372) ¢. Anes,
1912 J L283:
Howtrd (Rep. W. S.). © Aug. 7,
1912; 2c. Aug: 16, 1912300 4a ae
Littleton (Mrs. Martin W.). ©
Aug. 8, 1912; 2 cc. Ale. aa
172296.
Massey (Sen.). © Aug. 5, 1912;
2c. Aug. 16, 1912; J 172294.
Peretti de la Rocca (Countess de).
© June 15, 1912; 2 «. Awe sGyi9T2;
J tae 1G:
Pezet (Madame C. de) 1. © June
10, 1912: 2 c. Aug. 16, 1992 ieee
2, 3.. © June 1a tei ewee.
each Aug. 16, 1912; J 172278, 172279.
Rucker (Dr. William C.). © Aug.
6, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 16, 19925 J eras,
Thompson (C.) 1, 2. asa
1912; 2 ec. each Augy 16;509t2e7
172284, 172285.
Wedemeyer (Mrs. W. W.). © July
2, 1912; 2c. Aug. 16, 1912; J 272286:
Welsh (Al.) aviator. © June 10,
1912; 2c. Aug. 16, 1912; J 172278.
BUCKLEY, DEMENT AND COMPANY, Chi-
cago. [18736
When you go to the polls November
5th. © Sept. 5, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1912; K 47011.
BUNNELL (S. U.), Pasadena, Cal.
[18737, 18738
© Aug. 16, 1912;
God’s handiwork.
| 2c. Sept. 3, 1912; J 172657.
342
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
18805
BUNNELL (S. U.)—Continued.
View from the country road of
Seotia, Cal. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2.c¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; J 172658.
BurBank (A. S.), Plymouth, Mass.
[18739-18751
[Colored souvenir post cards],
79614-79620 :
Austerfield, England. Birthplace of
Governor William Bradford.—Plym-
outh, Mass. Howland house.—Plym-
Sura. Mass. ' Landing of. the Pil
grims.—Plymouth, Mass. National
monument to the forefathers.—Plym-
outh, Mass. Old burial hill.—Sailing
of the Mayflower. © July 11, 1912;
2 c. each July 13, 1912; K 443883-
44389.
Plymouth, Mass., Pilgrim hall, inte-
meen 1) July 12, 1912> 2 c. duly
e717, 1912; J 171240.
—— Pilgrim Hall:
Interior, 1.—Library.—Winslow por-
traits and relics. © July 15. 1912; 2
e. each July 17, 1912; J 171239; 171241,
171242.
——— > the library. ©..July 81,
1912; 2c. Aug. 7, 1912; K 45555.
Squanto the guide and interpreter
of the Pilgrims. © July 31, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 7, 1912; K 45556.
BURBANK (ELBRIDGE A.), Harvard, Ill.
[18752
[Leaving home for Carlisle] ©
mus, 26, 1912; 1 ¢ Aug. 26, 1912% 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46743.
Burpick (Eb. N.), Westerly, R. I.
[18753, 18754
Design of group of Kenneth Ridge
photographs. © July 28, 1912; 2 «¢.
July 30, 1912; J 171784.
Watch Hill, R. I., Kenneth Ridge.
ey July 15, 1912:° 2 « Aug. 14, 1912;
ey li 2loo.
Buren (JOHN D.), Saint Louis.
[18755
Presidents. © Sept. 24, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 27, 1912; K 48166.
Burey (F. S.), New York.
[18756-18759
[4 prints]:
[Homeward bound. Parents and
child getting into row-boat.]—[Lilly
pond.J]—[Waiting for the ferry.]—
{White birches.] © June 28, 1912;
2c. each Aug. 30, 1912; K 46453, 46460,
46498, 46495.
BuRKART (LOUIS J.), JR., Newport, Ky.
[18760
Eagle’s club rooms. © July 1, 1912;
Qe) Maly 2.) 1912/5 J. 1FO908:
Burns (M. Bruce), Lewiston, Id.
[18761-18764
Clarkston, Wash. © July 27, 1912;
Ze ane, MN, 1912 FS VT Lsa:
Lewiston, Ida., panoram. © June
29, 1912; 2c. July 5, 1912; J 170806.
eee ewer 2. Cy) cpuame! 29, | tou
2 ec. July 5, 1912; J 170807, 170808.
BuRRELL (Davin T.), Brockton, Mass.
[18765
Brockton high school, Ivy day. ©
fune: 24 i oi2e) Qe) Huby: 1) Ota se
170729.
Burrow (ERNEST M.), New York.
[18766-18778
Farley (John Cardinal) 1-11. ©
sane 29) TOT 2- 28 e: Saly 3, 19t2 °F
170784170794.
McCombs (William F.) 1. © July
20 Ae? ex Aue. 3, L9I2: FF LCLsoT.
Vick (Walter W.) 1. © July 26,
1912); 2c) Aug: 3, 1992; J 171898.
Byron co., New York. [18779-18796
France (S. 8.). No. 31457 to 31475.
© Sept. 23, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1912;
J 173632-173648.
New York, McAlpin hotel, 34th and
Broadway. © Sept. 4, 1912: 1 ec.
Sept (o)! 1912) sie Sept. sy) 19I2 2. Fi
173200.
CAMERA CRAFT CO., Minneapolis.
[18797
Laying of the corner stone of the
Elk’s new club house. © Aug. 7, 1912;
Pies” Avg. PD) VOGD > J Wi 2554.
Camp (F.. H.), Huron, S. D.
[18798, 18799
So. Dak. state fair grand stand 1912.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1912;
J 173709.
stock parade. © Sept. 27, 1912;
2c. Sept. 30, 1912; J 173710.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS, New York.
[18800-18805
[Camp fire girls. Colored post
ecards]:
[Council meeting.]—[Drilling for
fire.|—[Fire maker.]—[Glorify work
and be happy.J—[Sewing _ girl.]—
[Sigm@ |. .©: Aug... 3, 1912-2 ¢: each
Aug. 8, 1912; K 45383-45388.
343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18806
pt. 1V, N.'s., V. 7
CAMPANA (D. M.), Chicago.
[18806-18831
[2 prints]:
Fish and shells design.—Grapes de-
sign. © July 1, 1912; 2 c each Aug.
238, 1912; K 46142, 46148.
[24 prints]:
Acorn and oak leaves. No. 128.—
American beauty roses. No. 182.—
Border decoration in black-berries.
No. 116.—Border decoration in cur-
rants. No. 118.—Border decoration in
grapes. No. 115.—Border decoration
in roses. No. 117.—Border decoration
in wild roses. No. 120.—Decorative
figure. No. 127.—Decorative sugges-
tions. No. 109.—Decorative sugges-
tions. No. 121.—Peacock plate. Blue
and ivory. No. 110.—Pink roses. No.
180.—Plate decoration. No. 119.—
Pot. Browns and yellow. No. 111.—
Study in black, green and grays. No.
125.—Study in blue, green and gold.
No. 124.—Study in dark green and yel-
low. No. 114.—Study in grays and
pinks. No. 122.—Study in grays, blue
and red. No. 113.—Study in olive,
black and ivory. No. 128.—Study in
purple, ivory and green. No. 122.—
Study in red, green and ivory. No.
112. White and pink rose. No. 129.—
Yellow roses... No.3. °° © July 1,
1912: 2 c. each July 1, 1912; K 48890-
43913.
CAMPBELL (F. SouLté), New York.
[18832
Abdul Baha. © July 15, 1912; 2c.
July 15, 1912; Ik 44654.
ART COMPANY. Elizabeth,
Nios; [18883-18851
[Deep sea fantasy. Water-man blow-
ing pipe dream.] © July 8, 1912; 2.
July 10, 1912; K 44806.
[Early morning. - Sun-rise on the
coast. |) 2807. © Aue. Ab, ADEs -2v0
Aug. 16, 1912; K 45948.
[Inlet. Night scene with moon shin-
ine.) ‘2606. /1©) Aug. 1551912 2c,
Aug. 16, 1912; K 45949.
[5 prints]:
[Cuddlin’ time.] 8978. — [Freight
transportation during the blockade of
1812.] 4421—[Gold fish.] 38976.—
[Night.] 8805.—[Sunshine and flow-
ers.] 3979. © July 22, 1912: 2 ¢c. each
July 23, 1912; K 45007-45011.
[11 prints]:
[Eddy (Rev. Mary Baker G.)].
3991.—[Elenborough (Lady) ]. 2316.—
[Fall.] 8986.—[Garden flora.] 3989.—
[Garden of arts.] 8987.—[Lady with
coral necklace.] 2315.—[Old Japanese
CAMPBELL
344
CAMPBELL ART COMPANY—Continued.
[11 prints]—Continued.
screen.] 2327.—[Portrait of a young
man, after Hans Holbein.] 3985.—
| Prelude. ] 3981.—[Spring.] 3988.—
Lenmener shower.] 3982. © Sept. 5,
1912; 2 c. each Sept. 6, 1912; K 46885-—
46895.
CAMPBELL STUDIO, New York.
[18852-18868
Wilson (Gov. W.) and family.
3357 B., ©. Sept. 27, 1912; 2erOcus
TOT ate tee
Wilson (Miss Eleanor) 3360 B, 3360
C, 3360 D. ©Sept. 27, 1912; 2 ec. Oet.
1, 1912; J 178729-173781.
Wilson (Miss Jessie) 8358 A, 3358 B,
3358 C, 3358 D, 3358 E. © Sept. 27,
1912; 2 ec. Oct: 1, 19123 ee
173739.
Wilson (Miss Margaret) 3359 A,
3359 C, 3359 B. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2
ec. Oct. 17,1912: J. 1%3Te2-iaieee
Wilson (Mrs. Woodrow) 3361
3361 .B,. 33861 BH, 3386) Bp aan
Sept...27,.1912; 2 ¢. OGi td sioa2 ea
173724173728.
INCUBATOR & BROODER (CO.,
[18869-18873
CANDEE
Eastwood, N. Y.
[5 entries]:
Candee double brooder house.—Can-
dee double incubator cellar.—Candee
Single brooder house (one-third and
two-thirds roof).— Candee single
brooder house (shed roof).—Candee
single incubator cellar. © Aug. 1,
1912; 1 c@ each Aug. 20, 1912; I 1083—
1087.
‘CARDELLA (ALEXANDER S.), Chicago.
[18874
Trigonometrical problems. © Oct.
3, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1912-7
CARLSTEAD (C.) Salisbury, Mo.
[18875-18877
[38 photographs]:
Broadway, east side.—Broadway,
north.—Salisbury, Mo., public school.
© Aug. 28, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 8,
1912; J 172687-172689.
CARLTON ENGRAVING COMPANY, Worces-
ter, Mass. [18878
[Pals. Girl in riding habit, horse
and dog.] © July 10, 1912; 2c. July
24, 1912; K 45054.
CARPENTER AND Hepp, Chicago. [18879
Scene of the water carnival, view of
race course from shore. © Aug. 10,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1912; K 45528.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
18926
Carr (C. A.), Mountain Home, Ark. | CHICKERING (ELMER) Boston.
[18880, 18881
[2 photographs] :
Snake with two heads.—Two
headed snake. © Sept. 9, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 24, 1912; J 173467, 173468.
CAWOOD NOVELTY COMPANY, Danville,
[18882
[Shake. Bartender, customer and
dice} © July 1, 1912; 2 c. July 20,
1912; K 45264.
CELESTINO COSTELLO AND COMPANY,
York, Pa: [18883
They all agree that the Barrister
cigar is still in the ring. © July 18,
41912; 2 ¢. July 22, 1912; K 44902.
CEYLON PLANTERS TEA COMPANY,
Philadelphia. [18884
Bhud 50¢ lb. © July 8, 1912; 1.
July 12, 1912; K 443843.
CHAMPENOIS (F.), Paris.
Matine’e musicale. © Aug. 8, 1912;
2 e. Sept. 13, 1912; K 47135.
CHAPLIN (KE. L.), Newport, Vt.
[18886-18891
Coventry, Vt., Soldiers’ monument.
© Aug. 27, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 31, 1912;
J 172652. .
Dedicating Soldiers’ monument.
Coventry, Vt., 1, 2. © Aug. 20, 1912;
mee each Aur, 31, 1912-3 172647,
172648.
Georgeville, Quebec, Canada, from.
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 31, 1912;
J 172649.
Georgeville, Quebec, Canada, wharf
at. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 31,
1912; J 172650.
Magog, Quebec, Canada, from Lady
of the Lake. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2 «.
mae et, 1912: J 172651.
CHARLES (BENSON B.), Salamanca,
INST Y. [18892
Cornplanter souvenir. © Sept. 5,
1912; 2 ce. Sept. 5, 1912; J 173396. i
CHAUFTY STUDIO, Watonga, Okla.
[18893, 18894
Turkey Leg, chief Cheyenne tribe.
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c Sept. 17, 1912;
y 173831.
——chief of Cheyenne. © Sept.
10, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1912; J 173330.
CHENOWETH (SAMUEL J.),
ville, Ind. [18895
Test chart. © Sept. 1, 1912: 1c.
Sept. 26, 1912; I 1116.
Martins-
[18885
[18896-18903
Jordan (Chester 8S.) 1-8. © Sept.
7, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 14, 1912; J
173218-173225.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH AID SOCIETY,
Alexandria, Va. [18904, 18905
Alexandria, Va., Christ church in-
terior, showing both aisles. © 1.
July: 13s 19t2 yo TP 15ST.
—— showing both aisles. © Aug. 1],
NOT 5) Zee, Aug. 4,,1912* J 171843:
CHRISTIE (WM. M.), La Grange, Ill.
[18906-18908
La Salle street tunnel, 15693, 15694,
15@95. Cy Aus. 1) 1912*)'2 ¢. Ane. 12,
1912: J 172099-172101.
CHUAN (SHAOCHING H.) Baltimore.
[18909-18919
[11 photographs]:
Daiben.— Kalun (Chief) — Kalun
(Chief) and Daiben in court robes en-
tirely made of beautifully colored em-
broidery.—Lhasa, street scene.—New
Potola.—Palace of the Dalai Lama on
the hill Patola.—Prime Minister’s wife
in her court garment.—Tibetan soldiers
encamped in front of the palace.—Ti-
betan soldier in chain armor and hei-
met with peacock feather.—Tibetan
soldiers in arms.—Wife of Daiben. ©
1 ce. each Aug. 27, 1912; J 172556-
172566.
CLARK (FRANK Scott), Detroit.
[18920, 18921
Lightner (Cu ©: June 28, 1912:"2
e. July 15, 1912; J 171166.
Noble (Herbert). © June 28, 1912;
Hie. sly io, 1002 > -S ATIAGT.
CiaRK (H. H.), Indianapolis.
[18922, 18923
Electric Storm, 1, 2. © June 22,
1912; 2c. each July 8, 1912; J 170880,
170881.
CLARK (JoSEPH ViRGIL), Rantoul, Il.
[18924
New measurement of the earth,
everything below sea level. © 1.
Aug. 15, 1912; I 1074.
CuaRK (W. E.) & MENTEL (C. G.),
Pittsburgh. [18925
Maine memorial to be erected in
Hlizabeth Lake, N. S., Pittsburgh
Park.) ©: 1'¢) Sept, 28; 1912* ‘14117.
CLARKE (BIRDIE BAXTER), Ft. Leaven-
worth, Kans. [18926-18928
Big Poro captures a lively diamond-
back. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1912; J 173484.
345
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18927
‘pt. Iv, . S., v. 7
CLARKE (BIRDIE BAXTER )—Continued.
Swannanoa, N. CC. inn of BR. D.
Mexamder: 0) Aue "30; 19i2 2. c.
Sept. 25, 1912; J 173485.
(Village of) N. C., showing
Blue Ridge Mountains in background.
©: Aug: 10, 1912; 2 cv Aue, 30,1912;
J 172612.
CLATWoRTHY (F. P.), Estes Park, Colo.
[18929-18932
Chapin (Mt.) through aspens.—
Longs Peak from Bear Lake rocks.—
Road through Big Thompson Cafion.—
Ypsilon Peak from High drive. ©
duly 27. 1912" 2. c. each Ave ty. tok -
J 172315-172318.
CLay (L. P.), Nickerson, Kans. [189383
Kansas specials. © June 25, 1912;
2 @. Aue. 29° 1922s ae:
CLAY (WHARTON) Chicago. [189384
When the mystic haze of years. ©
Sept... 7, 19125. 2 ¢. Sept. 12, 1912: K
47121.
CLEMENT (EK. L.) Princeton, Minn.
[18935, 18936
Princeton, Minn., old veterans. ©
June: by AOt2: Dire inly. 6, 19123." J
70355.
Sweetest flower that grows. © Oct.
Ae TOU2 26. OC. S. 1 Ode > ibd kert hese
CLENDENON PHOTO co., Taft, Cal.
[18937-18939
© June 12,
PE? BOIBsS I
Pacific crude, 1, 6, T.
OTE 2) Seach July
171878-171880.
CLINEDINST (B. M.) Washington.
[18940-19043
Abby (Prof. Cleveland) 14. © Nov.
22, ADI Ze. July 12, BOID= vagal.
Ainsberry (Mrs. Timothy) 67. ©
Mar:.26, 19924 2 ea cul, i2,) Toi J
171145.
Ali Kuli (Madame, Khan) 36. ©
Jan..,O) LOLA 2 Neo ee Se. ile seh
171056.
Allen (Sherman) 31. © Dec. 15,
1911; 2 ¢.) July 12,1912 J 171099.
Arias (Ricardo) 83. © May 4,1912;
2 ¢. duly 12, 1012s PT 4171130.
Bacon (Mrs. Louis) 9. © Nov. 17,
WOTL: Vue; duly. 12, AS aw a.
3adger (Rear Admr. Chas. J.) 52.
© Feb. 14, 1912; 2 ec. July 12, 1912;
J 171076.
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Bailey (Senator Jos. W.) 103. ©
June 80, 1912: .2 c. July "i225 ere
171134.
Bakhmetieff (M/.) 12. © Nov. 22,
1911 ;,2 ec: July 12, 1912 ae
Bakhmetieff (Madame) 13. © Nov.
22, 1911; 2.¢. July 12) 1902 ee
Bayne (Mrs. J.-B.) 4. © Nov. 1,
1911; 2 «. July 12, 1912-55 aioe
Bernstorff (Count von) 18. © Novy.
25, 1911; 2’c. July 12, 19122) ae
Blue (Dr. Rupert) 37. © Jam 7,
1912; 2 ¢. July 12, 19122 fie
©
Bonzano (Mgr. Giovanni) 85.
May 9, 1912:.2 ¢ JWiyid2) io ee
Li LOS.
Broussard (Rob’t F.) 101. © Jan.
30, 1912; 2 c. July 12; 1992) eee
Brown (Sevellon L.) 30. © Dee. 15,
1911; 2 ¢« July 12, 19125 ae
Brown (Wrisley) 86. © May 11,
1912; 2 c. July 12, 1912 ieee
Burton (Senator Theodore) 92. ©
May 29, 1912; 2 @ July i233
171068.
Calero (Sefor Manuel) 84. © May
T, 1912; 2¢. July 32, 19125 ees
Calvo, (Marta) 48. © Jan. 30,1912;
2c. July 12, 1912:. 9. Tae
Caperton (Capt. W. B.) 80. © Apr.
20, 1912;°2 c. July 1) 19e2 eee
Castrillo (Sefora) 64. © Mar.
20, 1912; 2.¢. July 12, 1912-0 eee
Catron (Senator Thos. B.) 77.
Apr. 18, 1912; 2 ¢«. July 2) ieee
I A12 1,
Chamberlain
Now. 8,, Giese
171110.
Chang (Alice) 81. © Apr. 26, 1912;
2 ¢c. July 12, 19125 7 Sie
Chinda (Viscount) 56. © Feb. 23,
1912; 2 «a July 12, 19125 Sie
Chinda (Viscountess) 57. © Feb. 23.
1912: 2 Duly 12, 1913 iva
Clark (Champ) 95. © June 12,
1912, 2 ec. Faly 12, 10425 ee
—— 94. © June 12, 1912; 2 @
July, 1261912)" I TT1048:
reception room in Washington
residence 97. © June 12, 1912; 2 «.
July 12, 1912 eS: SPLOT,
Clark (Mrs. Champ) 19. © Nov. 28,
1911; 2 ec. July,i2, 1912; ¢ Ase
(Carrie Lee) 81. ©
July: 12, 2125 oe
346
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912 19043
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued. CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Clark (Genevieve) 98. © June 12, Hitchcock (Ruth) 43. © Jan. 19,
m2 2 e. July 12, 1912; 3 Lrt066. 1IGIZ; Ze: July 12, 1912; J 171065.
Clark’s (Speaker Champ) “den” in
his Washington residence 96. © June
Romeo. 2c July 12, 1912: J rite.
Clayton (Mrs. Henry D.) 100. ©
anes 19972 2c. July 12; 19125: 7
171059.
Cranford (Mrs. Coe I.) 27. © Dee.
foot, 2 ec. July 12, 1912; J 171095.
Cummins (Mrs. Albert B.) 58. ©
Peet, t012> 2 ce. July 12, 1912: 7
171138.
Curley (Mrs.
marco, 10l2- 2 ¢ July 12,-1912;
1711438.
Curtis (Blanche) 7... © Mar.. 30,
me 2c. July 12, 1912; J. P1118.
Curtis (Mrs. Charles) 69. © Mar.
ae bots 2 e. July 12, 1912; J 171042.
Curtis (Leona) 70. © Mar. 30,
fee c. July 12, 1912: J 171117.
Ekengren (W. A. F.), 68. © Mar.
ao tote. 2 ec: July 12, 1912; J 171048.
Fairyland in Wash., snow scene. ©
reo. 2 ¢ July 12,>19125 5
171058. ;
Falconi (Cardinal) 5. © Nov. 1.
1911: 2c. July 12, 1912; J 171083.
Gama (Domicio da) 6. © Nov. 7,
anes C. July 12, 1912: (3° 171051.
Gardner (Senator Obadiah) 26. ©
Beet Qe. July .12; T9123 | F
471094.
Gronna (Lililan) 60. © Mar. 5,
aoe e, July 12, 1912: J 171140:
Grudger (Mrs. James M.) 62. ©
as, sot 2 ¢ July £2, A912: J
171141.
Hall (Brig. Gen. Wm. P..) 59. ©
more oa Qe. July az, 2002s) J
171139.
Hardy (Miss Helen) 34. © Dec.
eee dati? e. uly 12, 19122" 7 1TI109T:
Harmon (Gov. Judson) 28. © Dec.
ae 19tts 2c: July 12, 1912; J 171096.
Havenith (Emanuel) 2. © Nov. 1,
fee 2 ie. July 12, 1912: J Vis:
Hayvenith (Madame) 3. © Nov. 1,
meee 2. .culy 12, 19125 J P08.
Herrick (Myron F.) 72. © Apr. 20,
foes 2 c. July’ 12, 1912: J 1719.
Herrick (Mrs. Myron F.) 73. ©
pe. 1OI2: 2c. July 12, 1912375
171123.
Hilles (Elizabeth) 4. © Jan. 12,
moe 2 eC. July 42, 1912: J VO6S:
James “WP )" 65-74)
J
Howland (Capt. Chas.) 88. © May
48, 1912; 2c. July 12, 1912; J 171104.
Jones (Mrs. Wesley and Hazel) 75.
() Agr 5), 19t2>, 2 ey Duly 122 rors =F.
MELt2Z2.
Lindgren (Waldemar) 11. Nov.
aT, ADAH Dies July 12, 1912; J vrais.
Linthicum (Mrs. Chas.) 538. © Feb.
20) AGI 2) Ce) idly t2 TOU2 se LeROTT.
Lloyd (Mrs. Thos. L.) 33. © Dec.
2 AObLS 2 Gy wily to, TZ" JT Tiea2:
McLean (Vinson Walsh) 39. ©
INOM naa EOL Oo hes Veith TO. tO
J 171060.
—— 40. © Noy. 14, 1911; 2c. July
2, oes DS) TLOGZ.
45. © Jan. 19, 1912; 2 ¢. July
12, 1912; J 171067.
Mendez (Senor Don Joaquin) 82.
Cec to) LOT ex pally. 12" W912:
T1053.
Menos (Mr. Solon) 44. © Jan. 19,
LOEA 2hey sully o2, 1912 > 3 1771064.
Mills (Brig. Gen. Albert L.) 61.
©) Mar. 8, 1912;.2 ¢. July 12, 1912:
J 171089.
O’Gorman (Alice) 99. © June 15,
12 2h Moly, 2s AO12 SS EVAIS2:
O’Gorman (Senator James) 93. ©
Hume, (| £91232) e. July 12, 191 |
171050.
Palmer (Lieut. Comdr. Leigh C.)
P4e Cy Dee. By. FOIE) Ave. July’, 12,
1912 3) 5) 171092.
Palmer (Mrs. Leigh) 23. © Dee.
Py pienlue ee iie a NOT i Ta OGk:
Pomerene (Mrs. Atlee) 49. © Feb.
DP 2c. aly AD, WOn2, = Ft FiOS:
Renado (Sefor Francisco) 63. ©
Near te. fare’ 2° e.- Huly) 2. fore.
J 171142.
Reyburn (Mrs. Wm. S.) 89. ©
Mag 25 iO? >. 2). ec... duly t2. 11D. oF
171105.
Rivero (Miss Amparo) 21. © Dee.
DREGE 2, ves) Puly AZ, 1912 3 ALS.
Root (Senator Elihu) 91. © May
DO, Toe 2 eG.) Suly AZ AOL: J: LTE OG:
Russian amb. and wife in embassy
Carriage, \76. -© Apr. 5,,.1912- 2. e.
Diy AS OTD a) UA,
Sanders (Senator Newell) 78. ©
maple ts, LOT? Ze." Sally “22, 192s: J
171120.
O47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19044
pt. 1,42 oe
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Sargent (Lieut. Comdr. L. R.) 15.
© Wov. 26, 1901s Biter ahaly 12, tole
Je 7 LAI.
Sherman (James S.) © Mar. 1,
1912 *2) e) July. 12, 1912; J 171433.
_ Shuster (Mrs. Morgan) 22. ©
Dee os AGL) 2c. July 12, Ay
171090.
Smith (Col. Geo. B.) 50. © Feb.
14, 1912; 2c July 12, 1912; J 171074.
Smith (Senator Hoke) 25. © Dec.
Ce 191d = Oo aly 12; I9I2 3 a oe:
Smith (Mrs. Lucien) 79. © Apr. 17,
1912: 2 ¢. July 12, 19125 3 171126:
Smith (Lucy Hoke) 42. © Jan. 16,
O12 SD Ca PUY LZ, DON 2
Smith (U. 8S. Senator Marcus A.)
74, (©: Mar 30-1012 ee. uly 12,
mS Wiel bate Oy Ga BH 2
Smoot (Anna Kay) 16. © Nov. 22,
1972 °2-e. July 12). 191255 VOT.
Stanford (Rear Admr. H. R.) 66.
CG Mar. 26,°1912 52ers sully” 125 19127
J 171144.
Taft (Charlie) 104. © Dec.
1911; 2.ece July 12, 1912 5-9 171135.
Taft (Pres W. H.) signing Arizona
statehood bill, 51. © Feb. 14, 1912;
2 ecnduly 12, WO? st LALO.
signing New Mexico statehood
Bell. XC) i dan. Ow fOt2e 2 Ge uly de,
1912; J 171055.
Tariff board. 1. © Nov. 1, 1911;
2-e: July 12,1912: J.171081.
Taylor (Dorothy) 10. © Nov. 17,
1911 > 2c: July 12; 19123-F-171109,
Thompson (Col. Robt. M.) 17. ©
Noy 25, 1019 22 eueioly 12. OTe
171085.
Traidos (Prince) 87. © May 14,
19123526. duly 12, 1992-3. LTL079.
Underwood (Oscar), 90. © May 235,
1912:< 2 -¢, July 12, 19122 FT ATLOT2,
U. S. commerce court on the bench.
7. © Nov. 10, 1911; 2c. July 12, 1912;
J 171108.
U. S. Senate kitchen in the capitol,
47... © Dec; (22); 1911; 2 c July 12,
1912; J 171070.
U. S. Supreme court group for 1912,
54. © ° Web; 25, 1912+ Bye daly 12)
1912; J 171082.
Vail (Miss Julia), 29. © Dec. 12,
1911; 2 ¢. July 12, 1912; J 171098.
24,
1 1 Oa2 =
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Vasselief (Madame), 55. © Feb. 23,
2¢. July 12, 1912; J 171156,
Watson (Mrs. Clarence), 82.
June 5, 1912; 2 «. July, 12
17I1IZ9,
White (Comdr. W. W.), 20. © Dec.
1, 1911; 2 ¢c. July 12,19123) 5 agaise:
White (Mrs. Richard Drace), 46. ©
Jan. 26, 1912; 2 @ July: 12a
171069.
AND ScuLty, New
[19044-19050
CLOSE, GRAHAM
York.
[Colored girl posters]:
Girl he likes.—Girl he likes to chat
with—Girl he likes to flirt with.—
Girl he likes to play with.—Girl he
likes to sing with.—Girl he likes. to
walk with—In his true colors. ©
Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ec each Sept. 27, 1912;
K 48081-48087.
CLYDE (FRED P.), Andover, Conn.
[19051
Andover base ball club. © Aug. 12,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 21, 19123 Sedieades
CoHN LEVY CORPORATION, Chicago.
[19052, 19053
Colvy clothes union made. [Young
man in overcoat.] © July 25, 1912;
2e. July 20, 1912; K 45265.
—— [Young man in suit smoking.]
July 25, 1912; 2. c. July eee
K 45266.
CoLBy (FRANK O.), Houston, Tex.
[19054
And this ain’t no bull. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1912: Ke 4uaiG;
CoLLieR (B. C.), Olympia, Wash.
[19055
Trail (The). © June 27, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 3, 1912; J 170782.
CoLtins (W. J.), Rapid City, So:
[19056
Rapid City, S. D., panoramic view.
© July 23, 1912; 2c. Aug. 2, 1912; J
172211 .
COLORADO YULE MARBLE COMPANY, Chi-
cago. [19057-19061
[Design for a French monument.
No. 1-4.] © July 2, 1912; 2 ec. each
July 24, 1912; K 45055-45058.
[Design for a memorial column. No.
7. Large size.] © July 2, 1912; 2 e.
July 24, 1912; K 45059.
348
CLASSES, H TO K
19102
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
CoLtson (H. R.) Watertown, Mass.
[19062
Baron’s engraving of MHolbein's
painting, King Henry VIII granting
charter to corporation of Barber sur-
geons. © Sept. 4, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1912; J 173460.
COMMERCIAL PHOTO & ENGRAVING CO.,
San Francisco. [19063
San Francisco, Cal., Hearst bld’g.,
cor. Third and Market streets. © July
moe 2 c. suly 9, 19125) J 171537.
ComPTon (IF. E.) AND COMPANY, Chi-
| cago. [19064-19069
[6 prints]:
Air and land transportation. [Col-
ored plate.]|—Development of fighting
ships. [Colored plate.]—Dwellings of
different countries and peoples. [Col-
ored plate.] Human habitations.
[Colored plates.]|—Modes of travel in
different countries. [Colored plate.]—
Water transportation, development of
mereantile marine. © Sept. 18,1912;
2c. each Sept. 23, 1912; K 47829-47834.
Conepon (C. H.), Chicago.
[19070, 19071
Jack and Jill, Bye, Baby Bunting.
manly £9, 1912: 2 e July 25,1912:
K 458038.
Little Bo-peep, Hickory, dickory,
dock. © July 19, 1912; 2c July 25,
1912; K 45084,
Connor (Daniet P.) Manchester,
N. [19072
Bethlehem, N. H. from the Michael
Reynold piace. © July 22, 1912; 2.
July 24, 1912; K 45563.
Conover (Howarp J.) Cleveland.
[19073
Keep the whistle blowing. © Sept.
16, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48034.
CONTINENTAL ILLUSTRATING COMPANY,
New York. [19074-19085
Attraction is inside. © Sept. 5,
i2: 2 ¢ Sept. 11, 1912; K 47016.
[Colored folding post cards]:
It’s worth looking at.-—Lead that’s
worth following.—Of interest to all.—
Revelation.—Will you please open it.
—You can learn the secret. © Sept.
pea; 2. ec: each “Sept..'7, | 19123) K
46896-46901.
Little light on the subject. © Sept.
5, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47012.
Something valuable inside. © Sept.
5, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47013.
There’s money in it for you.
mept.. 5; 1912; 2. ¢. Sept. 11, 1912; K
47015.
CONTINENTAL ILLUSTRATING co.—Contd.
[Colored folding post cards]—Contd.
Valuable communication. Sept.
SOLS) 2 ie Sept. 10) sfOi2 + KK 47007.
You will find what you want inside.
OSept 5,000.92 “42° «i Sept. 11,’ 1912
IK 47014.
Cook (CLARENCE W.), Los Angeles.
[19086
Column curves and table. © Aug.
i, LOU SMe tSepty ail OL2 st Tato:
CooKE & BALDWIN, Auburn, N. Y.
[19087
Burke memorial monument, 35345.
@ Sept; 9; 19125) 2eSept:: 17, 1902)
J 173334.
Coomss (R. D.) & co., New York.
[19088-19091
Coombs type A. pole. ©1c. Aug. 6,
1912 >) 2) MOPS:
—__..B,. pole. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1912;
PidkOSs,
Sai pole: © teh Aue) 6) 1912
£) LOTS:
—-—D pole. ©1ec. July 30, 1912;
I 1063.
CoRcORAN (JOHN J.) co., Buffalo.
[19091*
Key series of pictorial post cards—
watch yourself. © June 3, 1912; 2c.
June 4, 1912; K 42721.
CORNELL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, Ithaca.
[19092-19096
Colored post ecard views of Ithaca,
Cornell university.
College of agriculture.—Goldwin-
Smith hall.—Library.—Sibley college.
(C)) June LF, 1912+: 2) c. /eaeh July, 5;
1912; K 4401844021.
Ithaca, Casecadilla gorge. © June
17, 1912; 2 ¢ July 5, 1912; K 44022.
CoRNING (LEAVITT), St. Paul. [19097
Be a live one. © July 3, 1912; 2.
July 5, 1912; K 44741.
COSMOPOLITAN LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
New York. [19098, 19099
Beauty among the roses. © July
31, 1912 ; 2c. Aug. 1, 1912; K 45280.
Sweethearts and flowers. © July
oi TOR? 32 .e) Ate 1; 1912) KK 45281;
Cost CONGRESS MONTHLY RECORD, Cin-
einnati. [19100-19102
Cost bug to the rescue. © Sept. 1,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1912; K 46782.
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19108
pt. Iva. Se, Ve
COST CONGRESS MONTHLY RECORD—Con.
Cost system bait. © July 10, 1912;
2c. July 19, 1912; K 44828.
Printer’s life preserver. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2:¢e. Aug. Tf, 1912; K 45557.
CouLTER (W. A.), Sausalito, Cal.
[19103
Glory of the seas. © March 8, 1912;
2 Ge. OULy 29, 1992 Iho,
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo.
— [19104-19115
[Checkers.] Old homestead. 6888.
©). Sept. 3, 1912: 2:,e>. Sept: toto:
K 468238.
Chorus lady. No. 6344. [Large
size.] © Sept. 21, 1912; 2c. Sept. 23,
1912; K 47867.
[Fireside scene.] Old homestead.
6334. “© Sept. 3; 1912; 2 ¢-Sept. 5,
1912; KK 46824.
Girl from Sherry’s. 6341. © Sept.
3, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1912; K 46825.
Howe (Lyman H.)—Hydroplane vs.
motor boats; «© Aue. 8, 19126 '2 e,
Aug. 9, 1912; K 45665.
Life or death. No. 6327. © July 30,
tO? <2 ec Aue. tOI ® Ke aaa0k,
Old home and the new world. ©
Neptl ts, 1OID s' 2a ex, Sept. 5; 1992s AK
46826.
—— Happy days, Henry. no. 6881.
[Large size.] © Sept. 20, 1912; 2 ¢.
Sept. 21. 1912; K 47868.
You never lived in a_poor-
house: did yer. no. 6346. [Large
size.] © Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1912; K 47866.
—— Uncle Josh: Straddle that boot,
Henry. No. 6345. [Large size] ©
Sent. 20. 7912's 2 cx Sept. 23, 1912 a
47865.
Old homestead billboard.
6235.. ©
Dept. a). Le 2 “Sept, 10, 1812
46827.
Van Buren (Miss Helen) 6320. ©
July. 5,¢ T9t2 = 20 aay <6. OR
44249,
CovELL (Bert G.), Birmingham, Ala.
[19116, 19117
1912.
aoe,
Birmingham base ball team
13920, 18921. ©) Ate: 12) 1912:
Aug. 14, 1912; J: 172129, 1721380.
CovitLte (HE. F.), No. Yakima, Wash.
[19118-19127
Blossom festival queen, 1 (standing)
2 (sitting), 4 Apr 204i 2) ec.
July 271912: J Liable, LTIGLs.
»)
o
CovILLE (E. F.)—Continued.
—— with attending princesses. ©
Apr. 20, 1912; 2 ¢e@ July 2 See
171715.
[7 photographs]:
Apple blossoms, 1582, 1583.—Bing
cherries, 1671, 1673, 1675.—Mt. Adams,
1526.--Prune blossoms, 1584. © June
21, 1912; 2 c. each July 20 412)
171708-171712, 171716, 171717.
Cox (JosEPH D.)- Rochester, N. Y.
[19128
Take your choice. ©) Senna
1912; 2. ¢. Sept. 14, 19i2 ee 47301.
Cozzo (JOSEPH B.), New Orleans.
[19129
Flag of peace. Emblem of faith,
hope and charity. © July 6, 1912;
2c. July 25, 1912: Kh 44gG..
CRAPO (JOHN B.), Lynn, Mass.
[191380
Bunker Hill gun. © July 6, 1912;
2c. July 9, 1912: Fees.
CROONBARG (FREDERICK T.) New York.
[19131-19133
Advanced fashions. Supplement A.
May, 1912. © May 5, 1912> 2 @ Aug:
9, 1912; K 46870.
—— Supplement B. May, 1912. ©
May 5, 1912; 2 ¢., Ate 9) gee
46369.
—— Supplement A. June, 1912, ©
June 7, 1912; 2 c.. June 21, ieee
46368.
CROSE PHOTO COo., Gary, Indiana.
[19134
Gary, Indiana, steel mills. © Aug.
23, 1912; 2c. Aug. 24) 19132 fae
Cross (A. B.), Portland, Ore. [19185
Rubber men. © July 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 22, 1912: J 171433.
Cross & COMPANY, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
[19136
Iowa State teachers college, school
and student body. © June 15, 1912;
2 & July 22,1912" Pia
CROWELL PUB. co., New York.
[19187-19139
Wilson (Woodrow) family. 1-8. ©
Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ Sept. 267 19t2eg
173607-173609.
CRYSTAL PARK
Springs, Colo.
[5 photographs]:
In Crystal park, ruins of the John
Hay Cabin.—Looping the Loops.—
Natural gateway to Crystal park.—
AUtTo TRIP, Colorado
[19140-19144
OU
Dy
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
CRYSTAL PARK AUTO TRIP—Continued.
Under the shadow of the gateway.—
Zig-zagging Eagle mountain. © Dec.
#5, 1912: 2 c. each July 29, 1912; J
171799-171803.
CUNDILL (FRANK), S. Dak.
[19145-19150
Isabel.
[6 photographs]:
Can’t hear you! too many on the
line.—Don’t tread on us.—Hurrah for
South Dakota. — Smoking Woman
(Mrs.)—Topping out.—Warm meals at
ail ours. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 c..each
Aug. 22, 1912; J 172404172409.
CurLey (J.) See list of motion pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
Currier (ARTHUR S.), Newport, N. H.
pes
Two kids: .©) July 29, 1912; 2c.
duly oO, 1912; J. 171935.
INC., Boston.
[19152-19194
Curtis & CAMERON,
[17 photographs]:
Abraham; by A. M.
figure—California in springtime; by
William Keith—Head of Abraham;
by A. M. Hazard, 1-4.—Head of Moses ;
by A. M. Hazard.—lLast rays of the
sun; by William Keith.—Peasants’ cot-
tage; by Corot. — Pilgrims going to
church; by Boughton.—Qniet hours;
by Alexander.—Quiet hour: by Wm
Keith.—Sunset. Sonoma creek; by Wim.
Ikeith—Supper; by Fosbery.—Wash-
ington in conference with his officers
before the battle of Long Island, 1-3.
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 14,
1912; J 173226-173242.
{26 photographs]:
Adobe and oaks: by William Keith.—
Apotheosis of Pennsvivania: by Edwin
A. Abbey.—Autumn; by William Keith.
—Close of day: by William Keith.—
Constitution (‘The): by S. Tuckerman,
1.2.—Enchantress (The) ; by E. Picetti-
Bar : tht; by William
M. Hunt, 1, 2.—Georgia pines: by
George Inness. 1, 2.—In the Berkshires ;
; Hy
Williem Keith.—Oak glade: by Wil-
liam Keith.—Penn’s treaty; by Edwin
A. Abbey, 1, 2.—River path; by William
Keith. desert; by Charles
Ww. F heads; by W.
Kirkpatrick.—Snow scene; by Fritz
Thaulow. 1, 2.—Stream in valley: by
William Keith, 1. 2.—Suffer little chil-
aren to come unto me; by W.. L.
Taylor, 1-3.—Usurper (The) : by Susan
mo munox. © July 26, 1912:\2 c.ench
July 29, 1912; J 172212172236, 172238.
P45)
Hazard, full
19217
DALEY (CHARLOTTE F.), New York.
[19195, 19196
Benedicite. © July 2, 1912; 2 «e.
July 8, 1912; J 170885.
Thine and mine. © July 2, 1912;
2\¢. July 8, 1912; J 170886.
DANIELS (R. A.) Sandstone, Minn.
[19197, 19198
Crane at work in quarry Sandstone,
Ninn i 2ode ©), Sept 28! 1912 2. ¢
Oct. 4,-1912; J 173788.
Photographed at Sandstone, Minn.
283. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ¢« Oct. 4
1912; J 178787.
DAUGHERTY (H.), Macon, Ga. [19199
Blue Ridge summer school. © July
AS MOTD: 2c) Daly 12, WOI2: J AF 1808:.
DavEY (FRANK), Palo Alto, Cal.
[19200-19203
Riordan (Archbishop T. H.) 1.
Seon ola Ores, bul at. OLD. §
171816.
2, © July 8, 1912
TOD HV DILILAG.
Seti AGP Alay LS) WEN oe:
July 22, 1912; J 171413, 171414.
Davis (E. C.) Claiborne, Md.
[19204, 19205
Claiborne, Md., Maple Hall. © June
SP 19 a2 es Sully E35. Ol? PF 17155.
Oyster fleet. © June 8, 1912
2. eC. iwly ts POR F VTLSL,
Davis & SANFORD CO.,
2 @o:J Why ek2.
New York.
[19206-19212
Vanderbilt ball:
Cotillion.—Dance of the seasons.
Sept. 11902" o"e. each’ Sept, 3, 1922
Ft U(3SOL5; 173016.
[5 photographs]:
Wilson (Jessie Woodrow )—Wilson
(Jessie Woodrow and Eleanor Ran-
Golph)—Wilson (Jessie Woodrow and
Eleanor Randolph) 2.—Wilson (Mar-
garet Woodrow )—Wilson (Mrs. Wood-
row) ©yusuly, 5) 491252 ¢. eaeh July
10, 1912; J 170952170956.
Dawson (WM. F.), Lynn, Mass.
[19213-19217
[5 photographs]:
At the head waters of Killarney,
Ire.—Dunchurch, Warwickshire, Eng.,
aun example of English gardening.—
Killarney. Ire., the cloister, Minkross
Abbey.—Lynn, Mass., harbor, moon-
light effect—Oxford, Eng., deer in
park of Magdalen college. © July 27,
dot 32 e. tench July 29; 19125 J
1 171720-171724.
ool
19218
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt: IV) B.S. Veet
DECKER (ALFRED) & COHEN, Chicago.
[19218
Canada recognizes society brand
clothes. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 12,
1912; K 45769.
Dr GaRMo (Mrs. Frank), St. Louis.
[19219
Woman’s roads in Dixie. © May
10, TO12'- 20e; uly 17, 1912* K 46106.
DEIKE (JOHN RAYMOND), Sandusky, O.
[19220
Burial scene of the officers slain at
Perry’s victory on Lake Hrie, Sept. 10, .
Sts XC) LULYy de 191A Pe lg
1912; K 44740.
De LANEY (G: B.) Klamath Falis,
Ore. [19221
Mt. Pitt special. © June 18, 1912;
2c. July 1, 1912; J 170710.
DEMPSEY AND CARROLL, New York.
[19222
Edison (Thomas) and his associates
of the days of 65 Fifth. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1912; K 45512.
DENMAN (A. H.) Tacoma.
[19223-19225
[3 photographs] :
Breakfast in summer land.—Ptarmi-
gans nest.—Winthrop glacier, a scene
from the trail from Grand park. ©
Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 25, 1912;
J 173488-173490.
DENNISON (EpcGAar) Bloomfield, N. J.
[19226
‘Proposed ten year expansion plan
for the EHarp-Thomas Farmogen com-
pany. ©l1c. July 20, 1912; I 1069.
DENNISON MANUFACTURING CO., South
Framingham, Mass. [19227-19280
[4 prints]:
[Autumn leaf.]—[Black cat in Jack
o’lantern.]|—[Black cat on moon.]-—-
[Jack o’lantern scarecrow. ]
© June 15, 1912; 2 ec. each July
25, 1912; Ix 45064-45067.
Dre REMO North Yakima,
Wash. [19281-19235
Wallowa Lake, Or., 1-8. © July 16,
1018 2, GUVs Bow Woe gh) GL kd
171520.
—— north end. © July, 26, 1912;
2 e. July (23, 1912 ;.J. LTB:
south end. © July 16,
2¢, duly 25, 1912; J. ATIoLe
CV. Eo),
1912;
DETROIT LUMBER CO., Detroit.
[19236-19238
[3 entries]:
Incline loading platform.—Roller
body for motor truck.—Tilting loading
truck. © 1c. each Angee2i ote
1098-1100.
DETROIT PUB, CO., Detroit. [19239-19322
Afield; by Edmund H. Osthaus,
048086 . © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c Aug.
23, 1912; J 172497.
After a spring shower; by George
Inness, 048085. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ec.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173666.
Art; by Bela L. Pratt, O72is2e
July 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Septs 46,192
173321.
Boston, Copley piaza hotel, 072804.
© Sept. 5, 1912° 2c. Ochi 4 1ei2 ae
173789.
public library entrance, 072784.
© July 23, 1912; 2.¢ Sept 2a cies
J 173651;
Cadillaqua 1912, court of honor,
072790.. © July 31; 1912-92 eee,
16, 1981227 173aao2
Calcite (Steamer), conveyor, 022728.
© June 13, 1912: 2.¢ duly 20 eis
ea Cs eras Be
— deck view, 022727. © June 13,
1912; 2 ec. July 29, 1912s ie
Cambridge, Mass., entrance to sub-
way, Harvard square, 072786. © July
23, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1912; J 173649.
——stadium and university boat
house, 072785. © July 23; 1092 eae:
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173650.
Chant d’Amour; by Frederick Bul-
lard Williams, 050175. © July 22,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, JOI2 3), #70108
Charity; by Sir Edward Burne-
Jones, 048079. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173663.
Chevara (Donna) and son; by Bron-
zino, 050135. ©: Aug. 17, oie
Aug. 28, 1912553 11250u)
Chicago, Jackson park, Field Co-
lumbian museum, 072787. © July 23,
1912; 2 ¢ Sept. 26, 1912.) J iiaeas:
“City of Detroit” (Steamer )
022706. © June 1, 1912; 2c. July 5,
1912; J 170847. ,
—— Ceiling decorations, 022713.—
Gothic room, 022718.—Gothie room
lounge, 022717.—Grand salon, looking
aft, 022716.—Grand salon, looking for-
ward, 022715.—La Salle window, Gothic
room, 022719.—Mural, 022723.—Palm
- court forward, 022721.—Palm court
302
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
19322
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
from aft, 022720.—Parlor stateroom,
022714.—Stairway to forward gallery
meck, 022722. © June 12, 1912; 2 ¢.
each July 19, 1912; J 1713638-1713873.
Close of day; by Hlizabeth Nourse,
050195. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
30, 1912; J 173712.
Colorado Springs, Colo., Antlers ho-
tel and Pike’s Peak ave., 062888. ©
mily 24. 1912: 2 c. Sept. 16, 19123 7
173320.
Columbia, Str., 022732. © July 2,
mae €. July 19, 19k2:: 7 171374,
Delaware River; by Edward W.
Redfield. 050173. © July 15, 1912; 2c.
fret. 4. 1912- J 173795.
Detroit. Dime saving bank building,
072802. © Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ec Sept.
26, 1912; J 173662.
—— —— 072803. © Sept. 4, 1912;
ae. Oct. 4.1912; J 173790.
——Palmer park, 072783. © July
mato 2 e.ssept. 16, 1912* J 173328.
—— Wayne County building, 072780.
© July 3, 1912; 2 ec. July 29, 1912;
J 171747.
Woodward ave, 072791. ©
meee Ot 2 ¢., Sept. 16; 1912;".5
isol).
Early moonlight, by Ben Foster,
048082. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
ao, 1912; J 173714.
Effet de lumiere; by Jules Grun,
048084. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2c. Oct. 4,
912; J 173791.
Empire (Str.), 022708. © June 8,
ae. July 19, 1912:- 5: 2137S:
End of day; by Dwight William
Tryon, 050172. © July 15, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173669.
HMnigma of the sea; by Elihu Ved-
ger, 050169. © July 15): 1912: 2 :¢
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173674.
Falconer (The) ; by C. Carroll Beck-
with, 048077. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173676.
Fernandez (Don Fray Miguel); by
Goya, 050133. © Aug. 7, 1912. 2e.
Aug. 23, 1912; J 172499.
Girl in brown; by James G. Shannon,
050166. © June 13, 1912; 2 ¢. July 5,
1912; J 170851.
‘Girl in gray; by M. Jean McLane,
050193. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2c. Sept. 26,
1912; J 178680.
‘Alexander Robinson, 050198.
“Sargent, 059004.
2 ce. Sept. 16, 1912; J 173326.
(015297.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Groupe d’ amis; by Robert Lee Mac-
Cameron, N. A., 050170. © July 15,
1912; 2 ce. Oct. 4;.1912; J 173794.
Grousse point, Mich., Country club,
072779. © July 3, 1912; 2c July 29,
1912; J 171TA8.
H. (Mrs.) portrait of; by Franz
Linbach, 050192: © Aug. 13, 1912;
2c. Sept. 26, 1912; J 173681.
Hero returned; by Benjamin West,
R. A., 048089. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4, 1912; J 178792.
Idlers (The); by Karl Anderson,
050167. © June 21, 1912; 2c. July 29,
POA ed Reta:
In the month of May; by HEvart
Pieters, 050196. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 26, 1912: J 173679.
Interior of ~a Dutch church; by.
© Aug.
1, 1912): 2) en Sept.’ 26, 1.912 +... 173678.
Landscape; by Henry W. Ranger,
048087. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2c. Sept. 26,
1912; J 173667.
Lavandou; by Georges D’Espagnat,
048081. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
263,1912):. 5 | 173666.
Moonlit cove: by Paul Dougherty,
(050184. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1912; J V(3T15.
Notre Dame, Paris; by Almon C.
Whiting, 050208. © Aug. 18, 1912;
2c. Sept. 26, 1912; J 173671.
October: by J. Francis Murphy;
050174. © July 15, 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
26, 1912 +S 1736700.
Old mill; by Karl N. Kahl, 050189.
© Aug. 13, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912;
J 173677.
Pastoral poetry, dramatic poetry
and epic poetry, after Chavannes, F
At KO) aly ts 1912+ 2 eo July 19:
,1912; J 171387.
Plowers (The); by S. M. Seiden-
berg, 050200. © Apr. 13, 1912; 2 e.
Sept. 30, 1912; J 173713.
Pocahontas; by Richard N. Brooke,
O50171s;, ©) Suly 15,1912 +" 2. ¢,, Sept:
26, 19923 J 175673.
Prophets (The); by John Singer
© Sept. 10, 1912;
Rock of ages and Cave of the winds,
© May 21, 1912; 2 ¢. July 5,
1912; J 170850.
Salt Lake City, Brigham Young’s
grave, 072777. © June 11, 1912; 2 ¢
July 5, 1912; J 170848.
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
+ Pt. IV, eS. ¥. 7
DETROIT PUB. Co.—Continued.
San Gabriel mission, old baptismal]
font, 072788. © July 24, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173653.
Santa Barbara, Cal., Arlington hotel,
O15T06. ~O June 5, 1912: 2.e July 5,
1912; J 170849.
Science; by Bela L. Pratt, 072781.
© July 15, 1912; 2. e@ Sept. 16, 1912
fd Aaa,
Sisters; by J. H. S.- Kiver, 050190.
(C) Ae 138. 1912 Oe) Sept. 26, 1912:
J 173682.
Spring morning; by Dwight William
Tryon, 048088. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173668.
Summer pastime; by Thomas W.
Dewine:. N. As ©) duly 15, Sige Oe:
Oct. 4, 1912; J 173796.
Sunlight on the coast; by Winslow
Homer, 050188. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 1738675.
Swimming pool; by Charles C. Cur-
ran, 048080. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 «
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173664.
Toledo museum of art, 072792-
072794. © Aug. 6, 1912: 2c. each
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173655-1738657.
——Director’s residence,
072795. © Aug. 6, 1912; 2 ce. Sept.
26, 1912 J L7s65s.
the galleries. © Aug. 6,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912; J 173659.
——sculpture court, 072799.
© A Aug. 6, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912;
J 173660.
©
2 @ Sepe, 26,° 191257
south gallery, 072800.
Aug. 6, 1912;
1738661.
—— Union station, 072778. © June
26, 1912; 2 ¢. July 29,1912; J 171749.
Under the full moon; by Frederick
J. Waugh, N; A., O50176.. ©: Aug. 1,
IGi2e 2 2) Oct. 4 19ie* I Wess.
Weaver (The); by Benjamin Pop-
off, 050197.) Aue. WE. G12: (2 e,
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173683.
Western World (Str.) 022688. ©
gUne 12, L012 2 eh Wulky to, 1512") JF
171376.
Whirlpool rapids, Niagara, 015956.
©: July 2, 1912: 2.) Ame. 26.1912; 7
172498.
Writing a letter; by Thomas Wilmer
Dewing, 050182. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 26, 1912: J 1738672.
DETTRA (JOHN C.) Oaks, Pa. [1938238
National Progressive party. Roose-
velt, Johnson. [Bull moose flag.]
Sept. 2, 1912; 2 ¢«.. Sept. 21,, 4912 Js
48017.
DICKENS (Harry C.) London.
[19824-19327
Belle Ferroniére. © Aug. 15, 1912;
2e. Aug. 22, 1912. K 46288.
[Florentine portrait of head of
woman.] By F. G. Stevenson. © May
25, 1912; 2 ce. June 3, 1912; K 45966.
[Fruitbarrow.] © June 1, 1912; 2
e. June 17, 1912; K 46287.
[Robinson (Mrs.)] © Aug.
1912; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1912; K 46289.
15,
DICKERSON (GRANT M.)
IN. ie
[2 photographs]:
Sheridan twenty miles away
Wagner (Richard) at home. © Sept.
4, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept G6, A927 2
173036, 173037
Dizco (WILLIAM R.) Chicago.
[19330-19835
White Feather pleading to the tribe.
© Aug. 24, 1912-2 ¢) Sept, sane.
J 1738027.
Winnetha ball players A, B. © June
20, 1912; 2 e. each June 29, 1912; J
170676, 170677.
[3 photographs]:
Foote (Pollock) trapper, and his
sweetheart — Little Bear (Chief) —
White Feather and trapper Charlie.
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 10,
1912; J 173116-173118.
DieEHL (A. H.), Sewickley, Pa.
[19836-19338
Weedsport,
[193828, 19329
[Sewickley, Pa.]:
Entrance to Vineacre the old Nevin
homestead—Nevin (Ethelbert) —Vine-
acre, birthplace of Ethelbert Nevin. ©
Aug. 5, 1912; 2c. each Aug. 9, 1912; J
172030-172032.
Ditton (VINCE) Fairfax, Okla.
[19339-19341
Lone Bear, 10.. © Aue 2) ioe ee
e. Aug. 5, 1912; J 171906.
Lone Bear’s squaw, 11. © Aug. 2,
1912; 2c. Aug. 5, 19127 Fico
Osage Indian dancers. © July 8,
1912; 2e¢. July 11, 1912; J 170966.
McLELLAN AND BEADEL, New
York. [19342
Champlain memorial light house,
Crown Point, N. Y. © 2P G@oamy a
1912; J 170816.
DILLON,
DISINGER AND ADAMS, Binghamton,
No [19343, 19344
Witch tree 1-2. © June 17, 1912;
2c. Aug. 6, 1912; J 1719387, 171938.
304
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
ne. 8, 1912 19376
DIXIE DECORATION Cco., Gritfin, Ga. DRUGGIST’S CO-OPERATIVE ASS’N., De-
[19545 troit. [19359
Evolution of a cotton seed. King Hight o’clock. © May 13, 1912; 2 ¢.
eotton from Dixieland. © Sept. 20, | Sept. 19, 1912; J 173385.
mt - 2 c. Oct. 3, 1912; J 173784.
DONNER (WILLIAM) Clara City, Minn.
[19346
Clara City, Minn., bird’seye view. ©
Sept. 28,1912; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1912; J
173702.
DoonitTLE (L. C.) Estherville, Ia.
[19347
Estherville, Ia., new school building.
© Sept. 1; 1912; 2 c:. Sept. 6, 1912;
J 173035.
Dorr (L. B.) Berwyn, Il. [193848
Architectural drawings for plans of
residence for L. B. Dorr. ©1 ec. June
26, 1912; I 1047.
DoucHtTy (KE. W.) New York. [19349
Rally day post card. Form W.
[Autumn woods and streams.] © Aug.
aves 2 c. Aug. T, 1912: K 45554.
Downie (L. F.) Merrill, Wis. [19850
Seventh day adventists of Wis. in
annual state convention. © June 25,
m2; 2c. July 3, 1912; J £70758.
DozER (L. A.) Bucyrus, O.
[19351-19353
Bogue (Lillian-Bell.) 1, 2. © June
moot 2 ec. eneh July 1, 1912; .J
MOTa1, 1LT0732.
Wilson (Woodrow). © Aug. 15,
mie = 2 ec Aue 16, 1912: J 172299.
DRAKE (J. D.), Silverton, Ore.
[193854, 19355
Mt. Angel, Ore.., dedication of St.
Marys church. © July-1, 1912; 2 «.
July 8, 1912; J 170889.
——St. Mary’s church, interior. ©
mye. 19t2> 2 c.: July 15, 1912+) 7
171158.
DRENNAN (Wm. A.), Buffalo.
[19356, 19357
Niagara Falls from Clifton hotel,
Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada. © June
24, 1912; 2c. June 28, 1912; J 170855.
Rapids from Niagara River. ©
Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1912; J
173456.
DRUCKER AND co., New York. [19358
Dinner given in honor of H. R. H.
rince Mehmid Ali Pasha of Egypt,
y the United Syrian Society.
gly 20, 1912; 2 ¢. July 23,.1912; J
71463.
Dry (Victor C.), Tarrytown, N. Y.
[19360
Old Dutch church. © Aug. 1, 1912;
AC. Fully 29, 1982: J 171960.
DUELL (CHARLES) Fort Wayne, Ind.
[19361
Burman (Bob) on the wing. ©
duly) 24) 1912's 2 e€ duly 26; 1912: oF
171675.
DuncAN (FRANK) Klamath Falls,
Ore. [19362-19374
Crater Lake, Ore., Teweock Falls,
305. © Sept. 10, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1912; J 173188.
Crater Lake park, Ore., Granite
Falls in Anne Creek Canyon, 309, 310.
© Sept. 10, 1911; 2 « each Sept. 12,
192 i=) Fi VPLS, LST:
Ewauna (Lake) by moonlight, 103.
© Oe. 20 (1911 Der Sept. 12, 1912
J teaLor.
——by moonlight, 104. © Nov. 15,
19h; 2 e. Sept. 12. 19125 F L7S192Z.
Klamath County, Ore., scene on
road to Harriman’s lodge, 15. '|©
Sept. 10,'1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 12, 1912; J
L73IGT.
scene on Williamson River, 17.
© Sept: 20:/ 19115) 2. ie. Sept: 12, 1912;
J 173194.
Klamath Falls, Ore., Link River, 64.
©) /Sept.' 10, 1941 > 2-e. Sept. 12, 1912;
J Listst!
Link River dry, a remarkable phe-
nomenon, 24. © Sept. 10, 1911; 2 e¢.
Sept. 12, 1912; J 178195.
McLaughlin (Mt.) Ore. (Mt. Pitt.)
CiPaly i 1912-2’ @ Sept. 12: 19123 J
173185.
Oregon sunset, 109. © Noy. 15,
1911; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1912; J 173193.
Upper Klamath Lake, 23. © Aug.
18, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 12, 1912; J 173196.
Winter blossoms, 147. © Feb. 1,
1912: 2 c. Sept. 12, 1912; J 173186.
DunHAM (EpeaArR) Princeton, Il.
[19375
Princeton, Ill., first Baptist church.
@ Ane 2 .1912.;) 2. é) Awe. 6, 19123 5
171904.
DuNN (FRANK) New York. [19376
Now I lay me down to sleep. ©
June i228, 1912; 2), ¢e. Aug. 30, 1912; K
46464.
300
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19377
pt. Ivaits. art
DUNNINGTON (W. W.), Weston, W. Va.
[19377
Conrad’s mill. © July 26, 1912; 2c.
July 29, 1912: J 271752.
DuRSTINE (W. O.), Belpre, Kan.
[19878, 19879
Belpre, Kan. after the rain. ©
sue: G. 1912 2 ©. aty toy oN
ivawau@
if rains? (©. June Gist9t22.2 ¢.
duly, 1649123) J L120.
Du Saar (D. J.), Holland, Mich.
[19380
Manistee base ball team. © Sept.
jo £002. 9: Sept 12) 191s a rakre.
DutTcHer (H. F.), Nyack, N. Y. [19381
Large mouthed bass. © Aug. 24,
1912; 2 ¢. Aug. 24, 1912; J 173336.
Dye (W.:D. L.), Rockport, Texas.
[19382
22 pound cantaloupe grown by
Geo. Ainsley, Rockport, Texas. ©
duly, 16,4912; (2c. July (20, S912 <* J
171386.
Eaton (HuGH AND MARGARET), Brook-
lyn. [19883-19387
[5 prints]:
Christmas greeting. As the gleam-
ing. [Valhal borde leaflet no. 37.]—
Christmas greeting. Time which none
ean bind. [Valhal borde leaflet no.
36.]—Epiphany: [Valhal card leaflet
no. 29.]|—Kynde frende. [Valhal leaf-
let no. 28.]—Pine my one lone friend.
[Valhal card leaflet no. 30.]
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
17, 1912; K 47292-47296.
Epy (Eart E.), Wilkinsburg, Pa.
[19888
Lumber cost computer. © Sept. 24,
1912; 1c: Sept. 27, 1912; I 1114.
Epison (T. A.) inc. See list of motion
pictures at end of this catalogue.
EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO., OF
30sron, Boston. [19389-19895
Boston, Huntington ave., entire front
of mechanie’s b’l’d’g, exterior view.
(Mar) Be totd 32 icy Awe, 36, 1912)
171938.
Edison (Thomas A.) © Sept. 28,
1912: 2 c. Sept. 30; 1912; J 173697.
aoe 1H GC) Oot. 1, 1912: 2 e- Oct.'3;
1912 0 VISTO LS (a.
EIREKSON (Pau E.), Cavalier, No
Dak. [19896
Cavalier, N. D., Pembina Co. court
house. © July 22, 1912; 2.e. July 25,
ede 0 br sOe,
ELLERBROCK (HERMAN H.), Baltimore.
[19397
Cassard (Howard) © Aug. 8, 1912;
2.¢c, Aug.) 10, 1912-73 272045:
ELLIOTT (CHARLES H.) COMPANY, Phil-
adelphia. [19398
To our absent brothers. [In memory
of our absent brothers.] © Sept. 19,
1912; 2c. Sept. 23, 1912; K 47ea0:
HixLiorr (C. K.), Eiwisaa ae
[19899-19403
Elmira, N. Y¥., dedication of the
Sullivan monument. © Sept. 1, 1912;
2 ¢. Sept. 12,°2912: J Aven
view from Lake st. bridge at
night. © July 31,.1912))2);e eG
M12 J 1719386.
—— Water street at night. © June
15, 1912; 2c. Aug. 6, 1902 aia
Unveiling the Newtown battle monu-
ment, Elmira, N. Y., Gov. Dix deliver-
ing his address, Aug. 29, 1912,1. ©
Aug. 30, 1912:.2 ¢ Sepia ooo eee
173028.
2. © Aussi 19
Sept. 5, 1912; J 178029.
ELLIS (GEORGE Ext), Butte, Mont.
[19404
Butte, Mont., publicity stamp. ©
Aug. 28, 1912; 2.¢@) Aus) Zips toe
46317.
EMERSON co., New York. [19405
Standard cost chart of the Hmerson
company. © June 27, 1912; 1c. June
29, 1912; I 1050.
ENGADINE AMUSEMENT CO.
See list of motion pictures at end
of this catalogue.
EwelisH (H.), Mullan, Ida.
[19406-19411
rae as 6
[6 photographs] :
Harrington’s flying machine, 259.—
Mullan fire department.—Polley’s camp
scene, 250.—Polley’s lumber co., 249.—
Taft, Mont., Polley’s camp, 248.—
Where the flying machine is loaded,
252. © July 15, 1912; 2 c each
20, 1912; J 171880—-171885.
EPSTEIN (JAcoB), Baltimore. [19412
Panama canal. © June 20, 1912;
2 e.duly, 1719126 J L7eTia
EricKson (H. A.), Coronado, Cal.
[19413-19420
Circe and Sylph, 258. © July 9,
1912; 2 ec. Julyetd, 1912; J tiie
306
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
Erickson (H. A.)—Continued.
Coronado tent city, Cal.:
Cat boat race, 259.—Finish cat boat
race, 260.—Pavilion, 256.—Plaza, 257.
© July 9, 1912; 2 ¢. each July 15,
rote: J 171173, 171175-1711.77.
Ohlmeyer’s band, 262. © Aug. 1,
1912] 2 ce. Aug. 6, 1912; J 171965.
Symphony concert, Coronado tent
Piye Gal, 261,/ 263. © Aug. 1, 1912;
ec. vue. 6 1912; J 171966, 171967:
ESSANAY FILM MFG. Co., Chicago.
[19421-19423
Carney (Augustus). © 1c. Aug.
26, 1912; J 172522-172574.
ESSEX INSTITUTE, Salem, Mass.
[19424-19481
Essex institute:
Apothecary shop in 17th century
house, 15040.—Dining room in 17th
century house, 15038, 15039.—Girl in
17th century costume at well. 15034,
15035, 15044.—Kitchen in 17th century
house, 15036, 15037. © Sept. 6, 1912;
2c. each Sept. 9, 1912: J 178074—
173081.
ESTENSON & LANDLAW. Gladstone,
Mich. [19432
U. P. Firemen’s tournament. ©
ee hy NOU) 2 e:
2000:
EUREKA FEATURE FILM co. See list of
motion pictures at end of this
catalogue.
Pie, Lee LOMAS NicFt
EVERETT (KE. G.) company, Seattle.
[19433, 19434
Everett suit for fall and winter.
m Sept. 8, 1912: 2°c. Sept. 28, 1912;
K 48155.
New cutaway. © Sept. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1912; K 48154.
EVERTON sTuDIO, Pittsburgh. [19485
Kappeler (Anna E.) © Aug. 28,
a 2 ey Aug. 30, 1912: J 172619:
Ewine (J. G.) Baton Rouge, La.
[19436
Louisiana tax commission, no. 1.
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c Aug. 19, 1912;
472611. :
Eys (Gustav), Stuttgart, Germany.
[19437-19489
[3 prints]: ss
Im gewittersturm.—Uber der erde.—
Zeppelin (Graf)
© May 7, 1912; 2 c. each July 18,
1912; K 44776-44778.
~ 634538—12——5
——— ee ee
19470
FABER (CHARLES E.), Plainfield. N. J.
[19440
Meadowview Bob Roy. © 1. Oct.
8, 1912; J 178774.
FAINGOLD (GUS), Grand Rapids, Mich.
[19441
Alone in the world. © Aug. 12,
1912; 2.¢. June 8, 1912; J 172397.
Fates (F. L.), Waltham, Mass.
[19442
Bank of river Maas with view of
Dordrecht and still life. Copy of a
painting by Albert Cuyp, 1620-1691.
©) Ang (6. i124" Qe Aue. 7, 1902s od
172129.
FARMER (ARTHUR J.) New York.
[19443
SESS KC) Amey 1 LOL) 2 Gi Ane
12, 1912; K 45960.
FARRINGTON (FREDERICK), N. Tarry-
town, N. Y. [19444
Tarrytown, N. Y., the headless
horseman bridge, Sleepy Hollow. ©
Pines UO be= tte: Aa 12 L9h2 os
172086.
FEENY (GRACE B.) Ionia, Mich. [19445
Suffraget (J/rs. Ike) © Sept. 17,
1912; 2. ¢. Sept. 25, 1912; K 48018.
FELIX (FREDERIC) New York. [19446
Riley (James Whitcomb) and his
dog Lockerbie. © Aug. 2, 1912; 2 ¢.
Age. (33,1912) J) 171899.
FELLows (G. E.), White River Junc-
tion, Vt. [19447-19449
Hast Thetford, Vt. © July 10, 1912;
Zicauiy te, LOZ dt Iisa.
Fairlee (Lake) Vt. 1,2. © July 22,
1912; 2 c. each Aug. 29, 1912; J 172614,
172615.
FisHer (Irvine), New Haven. [19450
Index visible phone list. © July 22,
1912)*' 2. ‘¢.’ July. 26; 1912; KK 45085.
Fiske (F. B.), Fort Yates, N. Dak.
[19451-19470
[5 photographs]:
Blue-thunder, 60.—No-heart, 59.—
One-bull, 58.—One-bull, 65.—Sharp-
horn-bulll 64. “© 'Tuly:12, 1912) 2) e;
each July 16, 1912; J 171222, 171231-
171288, 1.'71236.
[15 photographs]:
Bad one to drive, 66.—Bar J’s
“ milling,’ 74.—Bar J cattle on the
range, 70.—Branding at Bar J calf,
72.—Branding a ‘‘critter,’ Bar J,
73.—Bunch of Bar J cattle, 68.—Chief
|! John Grass, 61.—Driving a bunch of
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19471
pt. Iv; B. Seren
Fiske (Ff. B.)—Continued.
[15 photographs ]—Continued.
Bar J cattle into branding corral, 67.
—Loon, 56.—Loon, 57.—McLaughlin,
S. D., a pleasant spot on Oak creek
76.—McLaughlin, 8. D., school, 75.—
Patriarch of the Sioux, 69.—Throwing
a wild horse, 71—Western girl, 55. ©
July 1,,1912; 2 ce: each July 16, 1912:
5 | 171219-171221, 171223-171230,
171234, 171235, 1712387, 171288.
ELATEN (O. EH.), Moorhead, Minn.
[19471
Hauge (Hans Neilsen) monument.
©1ec. July 5, 1912; J 170805.
FLOoD AND CONKLIN COMPANY, New-
ark “NJ? [19472
Finishing touch to a high grade
ear. © “Sept: 10, 19125 2c. ‘Sept:) 13,
1912; K 47178.
FoLttz (Grorcre R.) Savannah, Ga.
[19473
Savannah, Ga., bird’s-eye view. ©
Sept. 8, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1912; J
173244.
ForsyYytH (CHAS.),
sas.
Kan-
[19474
Gala day scenes at Winchester,
Kan. © July 20, 1912; 2c. July 22,
1912; J 171415.
FORTNER CAMERA SUPPLY CO., Sterling,
Winchester,
Colo. [19475-19477
Sterling, Colo., St. Anthony’s
church. © June 29, 1912; 2 ec July
11, 1912; J 1713849.
—— military band, 1. © July 17,
19127) 2. ¢. duly 49; 1902s Jol T1357.
© July... 1912s 32 ce.
July 18, 1912; J 171850.
Foss (Hpwin C.), Boston. [19478
[Embroidery cross-stitch design.]
Noo | © duly 13,/1912*2 cauly .13;
1912; K 44581.
Foster (WILSON), Los Angeles.
[19479
[Seen through glasses.] Paradise
park. © June 22, 1912; 2c. July 8,
1912; K 44081.
FowLerR (AMBROSE), New York.
[19480-19503
Long Beach, view 336. © July 21,
1912; 2c. July 20, 1912; J 171387.
View 878, 379, 384, 386, 388, 390. ©
Aug. 10, 1912; 2 «Aug. 19, 1912; J
172331—172336.
view, 392, 394, 395, 396. ©
Aug. 17, 1912:"2’ ¢@.\ Auge 19, 19123 J
172887-172840.
—— ——-2.
FOWLER (AMBROSE)—Continued.
363, 364, 366, 369, 371. © July
4, 1912; 2 ¢@ each Julg ob) tie oe
170867, 170870170878.
370. © July 6, 1912* 2" ¢) duly
9, 1912); J* 170896,
— 372, 3738, 374, 376, 377. © July
Tt, 1912; 2 ¢. each July Oia
170897-170901.
MeVine (Boots) 358, 359. © July
5, 1912; 2 ¢. each Julyvoy 1982 oe
170868-170869.
Fow.er (T. M.) Passaic, N. J. [19504
Asheville, Bucombe County, N. C.,
1912. © Aug. 30, 1912; 2 c. Aus, 30,
1912; K 46481.
Kowxer (V. E.), Portsmouth, Ohio.
[19505
Portsmouth, Ohio, state league, 1912.
© July 13, 1912; 2'¢. July 199ioie
1713858.
FOWLER Asheville,
Niue: [19506
Marian, N. C..© Sept: 2R eis ee
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48330.
AND BROWNING,
FRANCIS (SAMUEL M.) Philadelphia.
[19507
Philadelphia. — Frederick Douglass
memorial hosiptal and training school.
© Sept. 11; 1912; 2 « Septyieaaeaae
K 47070.
FRANCISCO (ELSIE ST.
Orange, N. J.
[5 photographs] :
Butterfly.— Chic.— Rose.— Study. —
Wistful thoughts. © May 10, 1912;
1 e. each May 17, 1912, 1 ec. each June
26, 1912; J 170858—170862.
FRANKLIN (T. Z.) Philadelphia.
[19513
Superstition Mountains, Arizona. ©
Aug. 80, 1912; 2 G Ate inoue
172646.
FRASER (GEORGE G.), San Francisco.
[19514-19529
Crocker (Miss Jennie) 1, 2, 3. ©
le. July 28, 1912; J 171527-171529.
Crocker (Mrs. Templeton) 1, 2.
1c. July 23, 1912; J 171580, 171530.
Whitman-Crocker wedding, bridal
party, 1, 2,3. © 1c. July 23, 191353
171524-171526.
[8 photographs]:
Detective foree—Crocker Wedding. —
Episcopal church—San Mateo, Cal.—
General Payson and wife.—Henry T.
Crocker and Martin’s children.—Whit-
man-Crocker bridal auto. — Whitman-
JOHN), East
[19508-19512
308
ee TMC aE Piathoieee, Skok! ee ee Se
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
FRASER (GEORGE G.)—Continued.
[18 photographs]—Continued.
Crocker wedding at Crocker home.—
Whitman-Crocker wedding breakfast
1, 2. © 1 copy each, Aug. 7, 1912; J
171990-171997.
FRENCH (RicHarD E.), Visalia, Cal.
[19580, 19531
Number Six. © Aug. 7, 1912; 2c.
mum 15, 1912; J 172121.
Pullman (The) © Aug. 7, 1912;
eye Age. 13,1912; J 172120.
Frey (Cart K.), Utica, N. Y. [19532
Sherman (Hon. James S.) © July
nO, 4912: 2 c July 18, 1912; J 171340.
Frost (Marit ANNIE) Newton Centre,
Mass. [19533
I sighted homeland. © Aug. 14,
2912. 2 c. Aug. 29, 1912; K. 46872.
Frost AND REED, LTD., Bristol, Eng-
land. [19534
Evening the wild woods among. ©
May 1, 1912; 2 c. July 24, 1912; K
46414.
FUEL ENGINEERING co. oF N. Y., New
York. [19535
Sulphur chart. © Sept. 16, 1912;
mee. Oct. 2.1912; I 1115.
GALLAHER (BENNIE), Washington.
[19536
Eggleston (Dr. Edward) in _ over-
coat and hat. ©1e. July 31, 1912; J
171810.
GALLATIN (W. S.), York, Pa.
[19537, 19538
York, Pa., Adjournment of the Con-
tinental Congress, Nov., 1777, 405780.
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2 @: Auge 13,1912 5
K 45781.
Tyler building, Centre square.
occupied by the committee on foreign
relations, 405779. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 c¢.
Aug. 13, 1912; K 45781.
GARDNER (FREDERICK), Indianapolis.
[19539
Gardner (Frederick). Investigator.
a July 4, 1912: 2 ec. July 5, 1912; K
443826.
GARTNER AND BENDER, Chicago.
[19540-19564
[12 prints]:
Dear love.—Easter blessings.—
Easter greetings—Heart fires I
thought would cosy be—2Joyful
Easter-tide—Oh my, there’s such a
oud beating within.—This struggle is
too much for me.—Tho I, King Love,
tyrant be—To greet you Easter
GARTNER AND BENDER—Continued.
[12 prints]—Continued.
day.—To my valentine—Very happy
Easter.—With loving Easter wishes.
© July 2, 1912; 2c. each July 8, 1912;
Ix 44086-44097.
[13 prints]:
[Girl in mirror and two roses.]—
[Indian brave.]—[Indian brave with
head gear. ]—[Indian girl and:
brave.]—[Indian girl and canoe.]—
[Indian -girl front view.]—[Indian
girl, three quarter view.]—T[Indian
gir] with arrow.]—[Indian gir! with
beads.]—[Indian girl with feather
and one braid showing.|]—[Indian girl
with feather and two braids show-
ing.J]—[Indian girl with flower and
vase.J—[Indian girl with vase] ©
Sept. 14, 1912; 2° «.
1912; K_ 47939-47951.
each Sept. 16,
GATES (J. LEONARD), Charleston, W.
Va. [19565
Mother Jones. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2
eo Awe 79) 1912 \F 172610.
GAUMONT co. See list of motion pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
GEE (FREDERICK B.), San Francisco.
[19566
Initial building supervision chart.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1912; I 1112.
GEoRGE (F. A.), Boston. [19567
American league Red Sox B. B.
club. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1912; J 173696.
Gipps (K. D.), Oklahoma, Okla.
[19568
WINGS DUS MC) AUS. T1912 > 2° e
Aug. 12, 1912; K 45821.
-GIBSON ART CO., Cincinnati.
[19569-19834
No. 379-409. © June 24, 1912; 2c.
each July 17, 1912; K 44742-44772.
410-455, 457-591, 594, 597, 598, 601-
645, 647-649, 652, 654, 655. © Sept. 4,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912; K 47592—
47826.
GIFFOoRD (BrENJ. A.) Portland, Or.
[19835-19898
[64 photographs] :
Baskets, hand woven by Klickitat
Indians, 385.—Boston (U. S. S.) of
the Oregon naval militia, 2496.—Cas-
tle rock on the Columbia River, 2493.
—Celilo Falls, 2504, 2505.—Clackamas
River near Oregon City. 693-2.—Co-
lumbia River and Castle rock from St.
Peter’s dome, 2497.—Columbia River
below Celilo Falls, 2506.—Columbia
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19899
pt. IV, Rs
GIFFORD (Beng. A.)—Continued.
[64 photographs ]—Continued.
River, Mosquito Island and Mt. Adams
from St. Peter’s dome, 2499.—Colum-
bia River Palisades, 2417.—Columbia,
view of, below Hood River, 2488.—
Cornell road on the hills west of Port-
laud, 2508.—Crevasse in Newton-Clark
glacier, 2500.—Dalles, Oregon and Mt.
Hood from the east side of the Colum-
bia River, 2509.—Decapitated forest
monarch ready for the miller’s saw,
1657.—Forest rangers on the trail,
271.—Fort Astoria, 1680.—Glimpse of
Portland Harbor from yessel, 2489.—
Grounds of Portland crematorium,
2414—Hood (Mt.) and the Columbia
River from above The Dalles, 2907.
Hood (Mt.) and Lost Lake, 1937.—
Hood (Mt.) from Cloud Cap inn, 2517.
Hood (Mt.) from the north side,
2511.—Hood (Mt.) summit from Eliot
glacier, 2578—Hood (Mt.) summit
from Cooper's spur,
(Mt.) view of from’ near The
Dalles, 1341.—Hood River apple blos-
Soms, 542 i ive, 546.—
Ice pinnacle on Eliot glacier, 2481.—
Ice pinnacle on Newton-Clark glacier,
2479.—Indian dugouts (boats), 331.—
Large crevasses on Eliot glacier, 2480.
Leveling the hilly background of Port-
Jand, 2490.—Moonlight on the Colum-
bia River, 1882.—-McLoughlin (John)
home in Oregon City, Or., 2501.—Mc-
Loughlin (Mt.) from the Lake of the
Woods, 1892.—Oneonta gorge, 2906.—
Oregon City, Or., in the locks, 2491.—
Oregon City, Or., the locks, 2426.—
Oregon City. Or., manufacturing dis-
trict, 2486.—Oregon (U.S. S.), 3117.—
Pacific Ocean bathing beach, 1646.—
Pioneer Meeker who blazed the old
Oregon trail, 333.—Portland, Or., for-
estry bldg., D427 .—Portland, Or., road
to Council crest, 2418. —Portland, Or.,
Sacajawea monument in city park,
2803.—Portland, Or., Washington st.,
2498.—Prospectors cabin, 1929.—Pul-
pit rock near The Dalles. 3829.—Reser-
voir at The Dalles, 2487.—Riverside
drive near Portland, 684.—Scene near
Portland, 1674.—Scenic walk at Oregon
City, Or., 2494.—Sea-going log raft, 8
million feet of Oregon timber, 1644.—
‘Shady drive on a sunny day, 1634.—
Shepherd and his flock, 221.—Storm
swept pines at the snow line, 2495.—
Swimming hole and Mt. Hood from
The Dalles, Or., 2508.—Terracing Port-
land’s hills for home sites, 2502.—Thir-
teen mile point, 1948.—To irrigate
Hood River valley, 559.—Upper Co-
lumbia River near The Dalles, Or.,
2507.—Waterfall at Bonneville on the
eee eee eee eee
GiFForRD (BEN. A.)—Continued.
[64 photographs ]|—Continued.
Columbia River, 2492.—Wind Moun-
tain, 2540. © July 17, 1912; 2 ec. each
Sept. 25, 1912; J 173541—-173604.
GILBERT (C. H.), Independence, Iowa.
[19899
Independence, Iowa, I. H. S.
June 28, 1912; 2 «@. July 1, @Ot2 se
LOT LT:
GILBERT (IRWIN E.), Frostburg, Md.
[19900-19903
© July 16,
1912) 3D dias
Frostburg, Md., Main st.
1912* 2. pailyndite
[8 photographs]:
Frostburg, Md., first national bank.—
Frostburg, Md., from Mt. Pleasant
hill.— Valley at Sunrise from Dan’s
rock. © Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ec. each Aug.
21, 1912; J 172387-172389.
GILBERT (L. M.), Salem, Oregon.
[19904
Brown eyes. © Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ¢
July 29, 1912s) Lee
GILBERT STUDIO, Independence, Iowa.
[19905
St. John’s Catholic church. © July
20, 1912; 2c. July 22, 1912: J 171416.
GILES (J. W.), Lynchburg, Va.
[19906
Piedmont. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 «
Sept. 18, 1912; K 47954.
GILLETTE (GEORGE F.), Chicago.
[19907
(Chee ie
Gillette price calculator.
July 5, 1912; 1 1050.
GJELHAUG (J. A.), Baudette, Minn.
[19908
I love my popcorn, but oh you kid.
© July 17, 1912; 2: ec. dJuly 20MaSi2e
171758.
GLEASON STUDIO, Casper, Wyo.
[19909-19912
Casper, Wyo., Center street. 2525.
© June 29, 1912; 2c. July 2, 1912; J
170747.
[3 photographs] :
Casper, Wyo., Midwest refinery,
bird’s-eye view.—Casper, Wyo., pano-
ramic view.—Young bald eagles, Cas-
per, Wyo. © Aug. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 20. 1912; J 178413-1738415.
GLOBE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY, New
York. [199138
Wilson’s (Governor W.) acceptance.
© July 15, 1912; 2 c. July 16, 1912; K
44658.
360
ee
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
19974
GLOUCESTER DAY COMMITTEE, Gloucester,
Mass. [19914
Gloucester fishermen on a mackerel
irip.. ©) Aug. 2, 1912: 2c. Aug. 3; 1912’;
K 45646.
GoDCHAUX (GEORGE WASHINGTON), At-
tleboro, Mass. [19915
Moose for mine. © Aug. 9, 1912;
2e. Aug. 10, 1912; J 172050.
GODRON (GEORGE), East St. Louis, Llls.
[19916-19918
[3 prints]:
Invitation. — Pride. — Wedding. ©
Sept. 1, 1912; 2. c. each Sept 18, 1912;
K 47330-47382.
GoLtpgerRG (R. L.), New York.
[19919-19974
Ain’t it funny how a great big hotel
can move around. © Aug. 26, 1912;
1c. Aug. 27, 1912; K 46326.
All’s fair in love and baseball. ©
Seviaeo, 1912: 1 c. Sept. 26, 1912:' K
48037.
Any price is right as long as you
satisfy your customer. © Aug. 28,
1912; 1 ce. Aug. 29, 1912; K 46404.
At that a mechanic should have the
right kind of tools. © June 29, 1912;
1c. July 38, 1912; K 438996.
Barnum was right, they’ll fall for
anything. © Aug. 1, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 3,
#912; K: 45837.
Campaign songs. © Aug. 20, 1912;
me, Ang. 22, 1912; K 46119.
End of little Willie’s vacation. ©
Bept. 10, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 12, 1912; K
47126.
EKven patriotism must be up to date
to be effective. © July 3, 1912; 1 «
July 10, 1912; K 44295.
Even woman’s suffrage can’t over-
come force of habit. © Sept. 26, 1912;
1c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48070.
Every summer man should be prop-
erly labeled. © Aug. 15, 1912; 1 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1912; K 459382.
Everybody is looking at you when
you're trying to get away with some-
thing. © July 15, 1912; 1 c. July 18,
1912; K 44805.
Fate takes particular pains to hide
all her mistakes. © Aug. 27, 1912;
1c. Aug. 29, 1912; K 464038.
Fly can’t take an insult. © Aug. 21,
moa2- 1 c. Aug. 22, 1912; K 46120.
‘Hints in summer etiquette. © Aug.
he, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45839.
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
History in a modern picture frame.
© July 13, 1912 de: July 18, 1912
K 44804.
History in a modern picture frame
F1912)] :
© July 29; 1 ¢ Aug. 1; K 45305.
© Aug. 2; 1.c Aug. 8; K 45838.
© Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 47359.
If Thomas Edison started to im-
prove baseball. © July 19, 1912; 1c.
July 25, 1912; K 45068.
If you think it is hot, just look at
these boobs. © July 5, 1912; 1c. July
10, 1912; K 44801.
If you want to change your trunk
to kindling wood, give it to a baggage
man.’ © Sept.' 4, 1912: 1c Sept. 5,
1912; K 46918.
It isn’t everybody who can travel in
exciusive society. © July 1, 1912;1¢.
July 3, 1912; K 43997.
It takes a genius to pack a trunk.
© Aug. 13, 1912-40): Aug. d4,.. 1912
KK 45844.
It’s a lucky thing that chambermaids
have big hands. © Sept. 2, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 5, 1912; K 46911.
It’s foolish to throw your old straw
hat away. © Sept. 3, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
LOT 2 AK ABST 2:
Kind of men women will choose
when they win a vote. © Aug. 12,
1912; 1 ce. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45843.
Last word in hats. © Sept. 24, 1912;
1 e. Sept. 25, 1912; K 47991.
Marathon speakers will be needed to
convince the public this year. © July
20, 1912: 1 «. July 25, 1912; K 45069.
Matches seem to be as scarce as fly-
ing fish: © July 2, 1912; 1 ec. July 3,
1912; K 43998.
New York knows what’s good, so
why not follow her example. © Aug.
23, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 26, 1912; K 46204.
News. Scientists discover that thy-
roid extract makes people grow. ©
Aug. °9).1912; Lb ¢ Aug. 14,,1912; KE
45841.
One of civilization’s crimes [1912]:
© July 23; 1c. July 25; K 45071.
Our schools should devote more at-
tention to higher mathematics. © July
30, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 1, 1912; K 45306.
Page would be a great help to civili-
zation if properly used. © Aug. 29,
1912; 1c. Aug. 31, 1912; K 46507.
Seven stages of sunburn. © Aug.
Bite? 1c. Aug. 14) 1912; K 45840:
361
19975
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
GoLpBeRG (R. L.)—Continued.
Society dances to succeed the Texas
Tommy and Dallas dip. © Aug. 19,
1912: 1 c. Aug. 20, 1912; K 46083.
Some fishermen can catch anything
buiishon, 1©Ovsuly 25, 1918. he July
27, 1912; K 45116.
2 Mey ihy 2d Per Aue,
1, 1912; K 45808.
Some things are harder to lose than
the measles. © Aug. 14, 1912; 1 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1912; K 45981..
Style seems to be synonymous with
torture, “© July 12, 1912; 1 -¢. Suly
18, 1912; K 44808.
There may be a good judge of liquor
some place, but we don’t know where.
© Aug. 10, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1912;
K 45842.
There will be a mad rush for John-
son’s title when he retires. © Aug.
22, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1912; K 46147.
There’s no choice between these two
evils [1912]:
© June 27; 1 ce. July 3; K 438995.
They all look good when they’re far
away [1912]:
© July 22; 1c. July 25; K 45070.
© Sept. 20; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47575.
Threading a needle is purely a wom-
an’s work. Sept 2h Lol hoe
Sept. 24, 1912; K 47964.
Watch for the great pictures of the
Olympic games. © July 11, 1912; 1c.
July 18, 1912; K 44802.
Weather prophet isn’t the only one
that makes wrong predictions, 1. ©
July 24) 09125 Le) filly 2h 1912): Kk
45115.
——2. © July 24, 1912; 1 e. Aug.
1, 1912; K 45302.
What’s sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gander. © July 3, 1912; 1.
Aug. 1, 1912; K 453807.
Why allow a cabaret show to put
your meal on the blink. © Aug. 24,
1912; 1 e. Aug. 27, 1912; K 46325.
Why they throw bombs, 1. © Sept.
17, 1912; 1c. Sept..18, 1912; K 47360.
——2. © Sept. 23, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
25, 1912; K 47990.
Yes, every child should have a musi-
cal education. © Sept. 9, 1912; 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1912; K 47125.
You can’t tell what your vacation
costs till after you get home. © Aug.
pt. TV;\T. 8, Ware.
GOLDBERG (R. L.)—Continued.
You have to know a lot more ani-
mals to be a politician. © July 27,.
1912; 1 c. Aug. 1, 1912; K 45304.
GOLDMAN (ALBERT), Cleveland.
[19975-19977
KF. O. E. © Aug. 2; 1912: 203 Aue
5, 1912s Pal Loa
Fotographs. © Sept. 10, 1912; 2 «
Sept. 18, 1912; J 173207.
P. A. P. Loyal order of moose.
Howdy pap. © Aug. 26, 1912: 2 ¢
Aug. 28) 1912; J Aai2ate
' GOLD’S ART STUDIO, Waukegan, III.
[19978
[Print] 3
Our Navy boys. © Aug. 138, 1912;
2c. Aug. 15, 1912; K 46986.
GOLDSMITH (MAx), New York.
[19979
Eight Texas Tommy dancers. ©
gan. 17, 1912; 2 & July a oie
44064.
GOODRICH (CHARLES E.), Washington.
[19980, 19981
[Washington] Library of Congress
at night, grand entrance. © May 7,
1912; 2 c Aug. 2, 1912 seas
main reading room. ©
June 8, 1912; 2-c. Ave 22 ieee
171884.
GooDRICH ART Co., Atkinson Depot,
N. H. [19982
Merrimack River near Hudson, N.
H. © July 1, 1912: 2 & July 30; 1913-
‘ae Or docs :
GooDWIN (Orton E.), Portland, Ore.
[19983, 19984
Nothing but foam. © Aug. 16, 1912;
2c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45976.
Squeezing the water out of single
tax. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 @ Aug. 19,
1912; K 45977.
GOOKINS (SHIRLAW D.), Chicago.
[19985, 19986
Gookins traction and arcade subway
plan, A, B. ©1c. each Sept. 3, 1912;
IT 1092, 1098.
GooLD (GrorGE W.), Aurora, Ill.
[19987
Aurora, Ill., Hast high school. ©
Aug. 30,1912; 2 c. Sept: 3; 1gi2 eo
172660.
GoRSON (AARON H.), Pittsburgh.
[19988
[Pittsburgh mills at night.] © July
80, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 31, 1912; K 46508. | 30, 1912; 2 & July 31, 1912; K 45279.
362
RUC
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
20048
GOTHAM LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY, New
York. [19989-1993
[5d prints]:
[Baby in swing.]—[Girl in swing. ]—
[Mabel. Girl with opera glasses.]—
[Simplicity. Girl with blue hat and
pink roses on it.J—[Veil girl.] ©
Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 25, 1912;
Kx 47983-47987.
GRAHAM (WILLIAM) Los Angeles.
[19994
Elk at Griffith park, Los Angeles.
fe) Sept. 15, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912:
oe 178102.
GRaAvES (HH. C.), St. Johns, Ore.
[
Lake Lytle. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2.
Sep. 26, 1912° J 178605.
GRAVES (GEORGE S.) Springfield, Mass.
[19996, 19997
Springfield, Mass. Celebrated stars
of the American stage, headed by Vic-
tor Herbert and his noted band.
marching from Hotel Worthy. ©
Boye toe 2) ec. July: 22,. 19123) iK
44893.
President Taft and party pass-
ing Hotel Worthy. © July 1, 1912;
/2c. July 22, 1912; K 44894.
Gray (J. Harry), Somerville, Mass.
[19998, 19999
Riverside Park, Mass., U. R. K. P.
dress parade. © July 9, 1912; 2 ec.
July 10, 1912; J 170940.
——encampment. © July 9,
3912; 2c. July 10, 1912; J 170989.
GREEN (DANIEL) FELT SHOE COMPANY,
New York. [20000
[White wedgewood design for four
sides and top of box. Border and fig-
ured centre.j © June 6, 1912; 2 c.
June 15, 1912; K 44988.
GREEN & FINGER, Houston, Tex.
[20001
American national insurance com-
pany building, Galeston, Tex. © July
eee low. 2) ec. Aug. 1, 19125 J: 171852:
GREGG (HERBERT R.), Bay City, Ore.
[20002-20004
Bayocean, Ore. the anex. © Aug.
ao 2? e. Aug. 12,°1912:> J) 172058.
Tillamook Bay, Or., 1, 2. © June
eta: 2 Cc. July 1, 1912: J LOTT,
170728.
GRIFFIN (G. Taytor), Albany.
[20005-20010
Burike (ht: Rev. Ve M.A.) | sA—B,.
© June 29, 1912; 2c. July 1, 1912; °F
170740, 170745.
Gross (D.) Asheville, N. C. [20011
Product of Asheville, in the land of
the sky, D. Gross family. © July 31,
HOt] ic. Ave? A012 TAS 7
Gross (Epwarp), New York.
[20012-20018
Bird: call. °© Aug.
cS WMA AS Le ere
Aug. 17, 1912; K 45959.
[Hand of the Creator. Nude infant
in palm of hand.] © July 29, 1912;
Ze. JUlys29;| 1912 : Ik 45213.
[Just a song at twilight.] © Aug.
15, 1912; 2c Aug. 14, 1912; K 45829.
[Old folks at home.] © Aug. 19,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45830.
[Seeing Nellie home.] © Aug. 15,
1912; 2c. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45881.
[Slave.] © Aug. 19, 1912; 2c. Aug.
17, 1912; K 45958.
We're just plain home folks. © July
15, 1912; 2c. July 15, 1912; K 44648.
GUGLER LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, Milwau-
kee. [20019-20022
[4 prints]:
[Guadalupe church entrance.] —
[Guadalupe Rurales.J]—[Lilac girl.]—
[Spanish pabelon. ]
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2 ¢. each Aug. 26,
1912; K 46185-46188.
GUNN (ARCHIE), New York.
[20023-20080
[Girls heads and figures. ]—[Betsy.
Girl’s head with hair tied with ribbon
bando.]|—[Gladys. Girl in blue gown
with hair tied by blue ribbon. ]—[Hor-
tense. Red haired girl’s head with
violet ribbon.]—[Kitty. Girl’s head
tied with bow on left side.]—[Lula.
Girl in red gown with red rose and
hair held by red ribbon.] — [Patsy.
Girl’s head with hair tied with ribbon
on right side. ]—[Tennis champion. Girl
in sailor blouse with racket. ]—[Vivian.
Girl in green gown with hair held by
green bando.] © June 28, 1912; 26.
each Aug. 30, 1912; K 46454, 46459,
46466, 46474-46476, 46487.
GUSTINE (CHARLES) Chicago. [200381
Johnson-Flynn fight. © July 25,
1912; 2 ce. July 24, 1912; K 45359.
H. 8. M. company, Chicago. [20032
Paris puff, pin it anywhere. © Sept.
12, 1912; 2 c Sept. 28, 1912; K 47871.
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[20033-20048
Bay City, Mich. © July 27, 1912;
ZG. duly: 29, 19126 J 171756.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20049
pt..1y;
n. Sap Ve"
HAINES PHOTO co.—Continued.
Merschon (W. B.) co. © July 27,
AOU Ds De Tul 29) 10122 Fe tor:
Michigan agricultural college, 1-3.
© July 2.1919; 2.0. Sully: by dO12
170809-170811.
Mt. Clemens, Mich., Park hotel, no.
1: © Sept. 4, 1912; 2:¢. Sept: 7, 1912%
J 178044.
Saginaw, Mich., water front. ©
sully 20, 1912526. | uly. 29, 10a 2s J.
171754.
Sainte Claire River and Port Huron,
Mich. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 10,
4912; J 172054.
Sarina, water front, taken from
Port Huron. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
10, 1912; J 172055.
West Saginaw, Mich., street scene.
Ovgualy 27; 1912-2 co Puls 29". 1972
SLT:
[2 photographs]:
Cleveland, the public square, two
panoramic views.—Hrie, Pa., two pano-
ramic views. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c.
each Sept. 19, 1912; J 173390, 173391.
[4 photographs] :
Buick motor co.—F lint varnish co.—
Oldsmobile co.—Weston Mott motor
co. © July 15, 1912; 2 « each July
17, 1912; J 1713380-171338.
HAKKERUP (N. L.), Bemidji, Minn.
[20049
Bermidji, Minn. © July 4, 1912; 2
G. July 25, LOW: ae ee.
Hatt (CHARLIE), Lockwood, Mo.
[20050
Tornado near Lockwood, Mo ©
gune 14. 1912 +) Lye. Aus. 5;1912% de.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172104.
Hatt (FRep G.), Bellingham, Wash.
[20051, 20052
Glacier’s guard. © Aug. 9, 1912; 2
e. Aug. 20, 1912; J 172266.
Mountain of ice. © Aug. 9, 1912;
2.e. Aug,20, 1922: J £7236.
HALL (GEORGE P.) & SON, New York.
[20053-20058
New York, 1912, 6195-6197. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2.c. each \Sept. 10, 1912; J
173139-173132.
—— Curb brokers, 6193. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1912; J 171889.
—— hotel Manhattan, 6194. © Sept.
8, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 4, 1912; J 172980.
— Whitehall building, 6192. ©
Aue.” Ty TELA S 2 ce ae a On
171888.
|
|
|
HaAtu (Wit L.), Camden, Maine.
[20059-20061
[3 photographs] :
Auld lang
Days of yore.
© June 26, 1912;
29, 1912; J 170678—170680.
(GEORGE GRAHAM), Terre
HALLOWAY
Haute, Ind.
Debs (Mrs. Eugene V.)
syne.—Colonial
Jass.—
2c. each June
[20062-20064 .
© July 5,
1912; 2 e@ July 11, 19123 eee
— 1, 2.
1%) 19N2 he eT
171820.
Ham (R), Fallon, Nevada.
[20065, 20066
Piute boy.
©: June 27, 19122
July 8, 1912; J 170887.
Piute camp.
July 8, 1912; J 170888.
HAMMER (FRANK),
Chicago.
© July 5, 1912; 2 ¢ July
page
© June 27, 1912°35e
[20067-20110
Old Doc Yak [1912]:
© June 26; 1c. July 1;
© June 27; ic dilyae
© June 28; 1c. July 27:
© June 29; 1c. July 5;
©i July 1 ae
©; July 2, te
© JSaly 4: dou
© July 4; 1.
© July 5* ise,
©! July Gyole.
© July 8: te
© fuly- 90) ie
© July 10; 16.
Os uly ie
© i:Fulysi2: de
©'suly 1354.
© July 15; 1.
© July 16; 1c.
© Sully 17> 1)
© July 18;1¢.
© July 19;1¢c.
© July 20; 1¢.
Cy Sully (22: 1 ¢;
© July 23; 16.
© July 24;1¢.
© July 25; 1¢.
© July 26;1¢.
July 5;
July as
July Zr
July 13;
July 8;
J tly dae
July 13;
July 13°
July 1a;
July aia:
July 19;
July 19;
July 19;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
Aue 13:
July 27;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
Aug. 19;
K 45920.
K 43921.
K 43922.
K 44679.
K 44680.
IX 44681.
K 45161.
K 44695.
K 44689.
K 44699.
K 44700.
K 44701.
K 44702.
K 44703.
K 44852.
K 45987.
K 44853.
K 45988.
K 45989.
K 45990.
K 45991.
K 45160.
K 45992.
K 45993.
K 45994.
K 45995.
IX 45996.
© July 27; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45339.
© July 29; 1c. Aug. 19; K 45997.
© July 80; 1¢. Aug. 19; K 45998.
© July 31; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45619.
© Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45620.
364
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 8, 1912
HAMMER (FRANK)—Continued.
Old Doe Yak [1912]—Continued.
© Aug. 2; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45621.
© Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45622.
© Aug. 5; 1c. Aug. 19; K 45999.
© Aug. 6; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46000.
© Aug. 7; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46001.
© Aug. 8; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46016.
© Aug. 9; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46017.
© Aug. 10; 1 c Aug. 19; K 46018.
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46019.
© Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46020.
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46021.
© Aug. 15; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46022.
HAMMOND-COCKRELL sTuDIO, Meridian,
Miss. [20111
Night scene on 4th street. © July
3, 1912; 2 ec. July 11, 1912; J 171344.
HANLEY (JOHN WILLIAM), New York.
[20112, 20113
[Colored prints]:
Astrologer.—Yortune teller. © July
ree ioi2e 2e..each July 24, 1912; K
45712, 45713.
HANSON (ALFRED), Montevideo, Minn.
[20114
Lorenz (Lorena) at Chippewa County
fair, Montevideo, Minn. © Sept. 20,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1912; J 173473.
HARDWICK (E.), Wichita. [20115
How to vote; special newspaper page
for use during campaign. © July 25,
ooo ce Aus. 12, 1912; K. 45773.
HARE (J. KNOWLES), JR., New York.
[20116-20131
[16 prints]:
[Anona. Indian girl’s head.]—
[Bernice. Girl in white lynx furs
with hat and violets on.]—[Charmion.
Girl with hair tied with blue ribbon
and rose bouquet on front of blue
evening dress.J—[Edith. Girl’s head
with hair in puffs; profile view.]—
[Elsie. Girl in evening dress with
black hat and furs with red trim-
mings.]—[Ethel. Girl in pink dress
and bonnet holding candy box and a
chocolate.]—[Eugenie. Girl in layen-
der dress with bunch of violets.]—
[Flora. Girl’s profile with hair in
puffs.]—[Fluffy. Girl in purple even-
ing dress holding chocolate and candy
box, with one curl down her neck.]—
[Gabrielle. Girl in pink evening dress
with roses, hat and necklace on.J—
[fola. Indian girl with two feathers
in front of her hair and braids over
each shoulder.]—[ Madeleine.
Girl in |
CLASSES, H TO K
20151
Hare (J. KNOWLES), JR.—Continued.
[16 prints ]—Continued.
pink evening dress with wreath of pink
roses in hair and a_ bouquet on
bosom.]—[Rosamond. Girl in green
suit with red feather in hat and red
tiger lilies on.]—[Rose. Girl with red
ribbon around head holding an Ameri-
ean beauty in right hand.]—[Tatoosh.
Indian girl with braid over each
shoulder and two feathers in back of
head.]—[Trysting place. Colonial girl
by tree with initials carved inside of
heart.] © June 28, 1912; 2 c. each
Aug. 80, 1912; K 46432, 46433, 46435,
46437-46440, 4644246444, 46456, 46462,
46469, 46470, 46486. 46490.
HARPER (R. ForD) New York.
[20132, 20133
[Outdoor girl. Girl in sweater and
red tam o’shanter.] © June 28, 1912;
2c. Aug. 30, 1912; IX 46465.
[Sailor girl.] © June 28, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 30, 1912; K 46471.
Harris (W. J.), Lake Hopatcong,
NGS. [20134-20151
Beach (Rex) in “Going Some.”
A-C. © Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
20, 1912; J 173397-173399.
Delaware Water Gap from Mt. Po-
cono, Pa. © July 10, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
20, 1912; J 173400.
Lake Hopatcong—Castle Edward, A,
B,C, BE, D: © May 1; 1912; 2 ¢. Oct.
1, 1912; J 173740-1738744.
Pittston, Pa., on the Susquehanna
River.) ©!) July 320, 1912:,2 ec Sept.
20, 1912; J 173404.
Swiftwater bridge, Mt. Pocono, Pa.
© July. 10;°1912:.2 c. Sept. 20, 1912;
J 173403.
Swiftwater (The) Mt. Pocono, Pa.
© July 10, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1912;
J 173402.
Swiftwater vista, Mt. Pocono, Pa.
© July 10, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1912:
J 173401.
West Pittston, Pa., river park.
Perle NE OW Be 12
173405.
©
e. Sept; (20, 1912-7
River street. © July 17, 1912;
2c. Sept. 20, 1912; J 173409.
River street vista. © July 17,
1OL212 ec.) Sept. 20; 1912 > J. 173408.
Susquehanna ave. © July 17,
1912.2 2 e) Sept. 20; 1942-05 473407,
York and Susquehanna ave-
nues. © July 17, 1912: 2 c. Sept. 20,
1912; J 175406.
365
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20152
pt. IV¥/ i. Se ee
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago.
[20152-20187
[Electioneering.] © Aug. 24, 1912;
2 e, Sept. 49,1912; K 475i.
[Men’s fashion cuts]:
[At the auto races.]—[At the first
tee.] — [Coaching party.] — [Going
out.] — [Javelin thrower.] — [News
stand.|—[Out for quail.]—[Ready for
business.] © Aug. 26, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 19, 1912; K 47507, 47508, 47510,
4751247515, 47517.
[Men’s fashion plates]:
At the mask and wig.—Bellevue-
Stratford.-—Carpenter'’s hall, Philadel-
phia.—Hntrance to Friend’s meeting
house.—Entrance to John Penn’s
house.—Football at Franklin field.—
Franklin club.—Franklin’s (Benja-
min) tomb.—Gallery of the Pennsyl-
yania academy.—Germantown acad-
emy.—Girard college, Philadelphia.—
Going skating in the park.—Independ-
ence hall.—Ogontz school, Philadel-
phia.—Old Chew mansion, German-
town.—Old Haines house.—Old quar-
ter of Philadelphia.—Old Swedish
church.—On the river front.—Philadel-
phia doorway.—Railroad tracks ele-
vated._-Rittenhouse square.—Scene in
Germantown.—Valley Forge, near
Fhiladelphia.—Zoological garden.
Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 26, 1912;
K 46246-46270.
Nation’s choice. [Politician.] ©
Awe. 24, 1912%) 2. e; Sept. 19, 19126 JK
47516.
Style book [Choosing the style.] ©
ie wd VOT: 2 @.- Sept 19, 19924 Kk
47509.
HArRTE (H. W.) Toledo, O. [20188
Longfellow (Dr.. R. CGC.) © Aug.
te UGS 2\e> Aug. 15, TOI: T2204:
Harti (Hoc.), Toledo. [20189
Whitlock (Brand) © Sept. 10.
1912; 2 c. Sept..13, 1912; J. 173208.
HARTMAN FURNITURE AND CARPET COM-
PANY, Chicago. [20190-20192
Best 4 room outfit in all Chicago
$5.00 a month. © Sept. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Sept. 14, 1912; K 47191.
Last week July clearing sale. ©
July 28, 19122 end uly 20, \ 1912+. K
45129.
One of Hartman’s happy families.
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 14, 1912;
K 47192.
HARTMAN’S, Chicago. [20193
Make your home comfortable these
autumn evenings. © Sept. 22. 1912;
2c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 47828.
HaArRveY (H. J.), New Orleans.
[20194-20196
Florence, La., townsite and pumping
plant. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2 e. Aug. 19,
1912; J. 1723806,
Gasoline plow and gasoline pumping
machine working on reclaimed prairie.
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2 & Ans) 1eore
ad a72501,
Vacation school #1, dinner to public
school officials. © July 18, 1912; 2c.
July 22,.19123 53 174452:
HASEWINKLE (ALBERT W.), Indianap-
olis. [20197
Lightning. © Aug. 20, 1912; 2 «.
Aug..21,. 1912: 3, hea
Hatcou (R. L.), New York.
[20198, 20199
Colored post ecards:
Carrying nuts to hatch—On dress
parade to hatch. © Apr. 5, 1912; 2c.
each May 28, 1912; K 43207, 48209.
H{AVERCAMP (C. F.), Chester, Pa.
[20200-20204
Ryan (Rev. Thomas F.) 1-5.
Aug. 20, 1912; 2 @ Avs 21) Gna
172382-172386.
HAWLEY (THOMAS), Boston. [20205
Alternating current and phase-reia-
tion demonstrator. © July 6, 1912; 1
ec. July 15, 1912; 1 1056:
HawortH (I. H.), Lawrence, Kan.
[20206
My hat’s in the ring. © June 29,
1912; 2 c. July 5, 1912; K 44292.
Hayes (C. M.) & company, Detroit.
[20207
June Bride. © June 1, 1912; 2 «
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172082,
Heracock (J. Howarp), New York. |
[20208-20213
[6 prints]:
Daughter. — Drinkin’ beer. — Fa-
ther.—Mother.—Son.—Toast. Friends
I’ve met here and there.
© Aug. 81, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept.
38, 1912; K 4654446549.
HEDLUND (O.) Madras, Or.
[20214-20222
Combine harvester near Culver,-
Crook County, central Oregon. © Aug.
5, 1912; 2c. Sept. 3, 1912; J 172671.
Group of Warm Spring Indians on
Deschutes, Mecea, Oregon. © July 27,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 38, 1912; J 172675:
366
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
Hepitunp (O.)—Continued.
Harvesting scene in the Madras coun-
try, O. W. R. N. ry. central Oregon.
© July 25, 1912; 2 c Sept. 3, 1912;
J 472669.
——on the plain near Madras, cen-
tral Oregon. © July 25, 1912; 2 c¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; J 172668.
Harvesting wheat on the plain near
Madras, Crook County, Oregon.
mus, £912>/2 c Sept..5, 19125 J
172670.
Warm Spring belles)5 © July 27,
#912> 2c. Sept. 3, 1912; J 172672.
Warm Spring Indians on Deschutes,
Mecca, Oregon. © July 27, 1912; 2c.
Benno, 1912; J 172674.
60 horse power caterpillar engine
combine harvester used in Deschutes
Valley, central Oregon on the line of
the Oregon trunk, 1, 2. © Aug. 10,
1912; 2c. each Sept. 3, 1912; J 172675,
172676.
HENDERSON (Ll. C.), Santa Cruz, Cal.
[ 20223, 20224
Santa Cruz big trees, grizzly giant.
©) duly 26,1912- 2.c. Aug. 13, 1912;
J 172119.
—— casino and beach. © July 23,
fe fe. Aug, 13, 1912; J. 172118.
HENDERSON (LEW G.) Honolulu.
[20225
Kilauea (Volcano) Hawaii. © June
PO, 1912: 2c. July 6, 1912; J 171883.
HeNnEcKA (JosrePH), Chillicothe, O.
[20226
Believe me. © 1c. July 10, 1912;
J 170959.
HENSEL (G. J.), Carlisle, Pa.
[20227-20229
King of Sweden, bust. © Aug. 7,
2. 2 e Aug. §, 1912; J 172008.
Thorpe (James) Indian. © Aug.
meaot2 2 e€. Aug. 16;1912: J 172264.
Viking ship. © Aug. 7, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8, 1912; J 172064.
Herest (A. W.) Chicago. [20230
[Empire art series design 500. New
Year and Christmas cards.] © Sept.
© 12, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46976.
HERMAN (JULIUS) Brooklyn.
[20231-20274
[Colored Easter post cards.
moe s=32]: :
Easter day. [Design no. 6.]—Easter
Brooms’ -PDesign no. 5,9, 13) 16,
19.]—Easter greetings. [Design no.
Design
10, 17, 27, 31, 32.]—Easter happiness. |!
day.
20279
HERMAN (JULIUS)—Continued.
[Colored Easter post cards. Design
No. 1-82]—Continued.
[Design no. 18.]—Easter joy. [De-
sign no. 7.]—Easter joys. [Design no.
22.]—Easter thought. [Design no.
20.]—Fragrance of Haster lilies. [De-
sign no. 8.|—Glad Hastertide. [Design
no. 14.]|—Good Easter morning to you.
| Design no. 21.]—-Happy Easter. [De-
sign no. 3, 238, 24.|—-Happy Haster to
you. [Design no. 12.]—I greet you
friend. [Design no. 26.]—I wish you
every joy that comes. [Design no.
1.]—I wish you the brightest joy that
Easter brings. [Design no. 80.]—Joy-
ful Easter. [Design no. 11, 28.]—Joy-
ous Easter. [Design no. 4.]—May
every Easter bring added happiness to
you. [Design no. 29.]—May holy
Easter bring you peace and joy. [De-
Sign no. 2.]—May the memories that
arise. [Design no. 15.]—Peaceful
Haster.\) | Desien no. 25.) © Aug. 3,
POUL 2 le. each ‘Awe. TA. | ASTD s. WK
4578845819.
[Saint Patrick day post cards.
sign no. 1-12.] Series 624:
Ah but isn’t St. Patrick’s the fine
day.—-All honor to St. Patrick and old
Ireland. God bless for you this holy
day of St. Patrick.—Greetings and best
wishes. St. Patrick’s day.—In remem-
brance of the blessed Saint Patrick.—
It’s a bright and happy St. Patrick’s
Saint Patrick’s day greetings.—
Saint Patrick’s day greetings. Hrin go
bragh.—Saint Patrick’s day greetings.
God bless old Ireland.—Sure it’s the
glorious fine day is St. Patrick’s.—
Top o’ the mornin to ye. © July 1,
TOLL 2: Coenen Sept: 19; .2912 ork:
AT383-47394.
HERMANN (L. M.) Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
[20275, 20276
Goff (Chief Justice) and dog, 1, 2.
© Sept. 3. 1912; 2 «@ each Sept. 9,
LOA it Gea (ter O..
De-
Hernpdon (THOMAS H.) Washington.
[20277
Cross of honor. © Aug. 9, 1912;
Sree | WE IG12 - KK 45952.
(G. Winchendon,
Mass. [20278
Young cony.) © Sept. 3, 1912: 2-4.
Sept. 6, 1912; J 173088.
Hersrty (H. B.) Conde, 8S. D.
HERRICK HERBERT )
[20279
Conde, S. D.. hotel Gibbons. ©
Aue 28 at O12* | 2) ere Age. Sk, tO ah
172645.
367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20280
pt. IV, Se ae
HispsparD (C. J.), Minneapolis.
[20280-20283
Chief Two Dogs.—Shoonkah Non-
pah, 1-3. © June 15, 1912; 2 c. each
July 6, 1912; J 170877-170879.
Live wires: ‘©\auly 21, 1912: Dic.
Aug. 12; 1912: J 172419.
Hickok (FRANK B.) Indianapolis.
[20284
Madonna and child. © Sept. 14,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; J 1738248.
Hitt (Martin J.) Chicago. [20285
Bull moose maid. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48167.
Hitt (THomas H.) Tampa, Fla.
[20286
Tarpon shaking hook. © Aug. 30,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1912; J 172654.
Hitt (Water Exrorp), Minneapolis.
[20287
Osceola, Minn., St. Croix river from
Hacle* point... © July “4,°-1992 > 2 ¢.
a6 4 nate a £2 2 he eli a ss
HinLtarD (C. J.), Minneapolis. [20288
Minneapolis sky line, 4. © July 3,
1912 #20e (\Suly 6) I9t2> FS TTOse1:
HIND AND HARRISON PLUSH COMPANY,
New York. [20289
Only satisfactory styles in fabric.
[Woman in coat.] © July 20, 1912;
2 eG. aly 20, TOt2 4K 45108:
Horson (S8.), Portland, Oregon.
[20290
Paviland, Ore., seventh street illu-
mination, Elks grand lodge reunion,
1912. © July 15, 1912; 2c. July 29,
1912; J 171734.
HorrMan (J. Henry), Baltimore.
[20291, 20292
Landscape—road through the woods.
man on horseback, woman and dog.
Lake in middle background to right.
© 1c. Aug, 21, 1912; J 1723890.
Pompadour (Madame de) as Ceres
from the original by Nattier. © Aug.
17, 1912 * (Acie Aes BF) A912) I 172806.
HOLLAND (J. H.), Washington. [20293
Members sixty-second U. S. Senate.
© Aug. 3; 19125 (2) Ane) OL Ik
45389.
Hotmes (W. L.), Spokane. [20294
Holmes (W. L.) on a bucking mule.
© Sept. 24, 1912; 2 © Oct. 4, 1912; J
173722.
Homes (WILLIAM), Chocorua, N. H.
[20295-20297
Madison, N. H., soldiers monument.
© July 20, 1912; 2 e Duly 22.1912;
J 171417.
Portsmouth, N. H., Ladd house door-
way. © Aug. 17, 1912; 2 ¢ Aug. 30,
1912; J 172643.
—— Sherburne house doorway. ©
Aug. 28,1912; 2 ¢., Aug 30) Pane
172642.
HomMLey & FREIBERG, Chicago. [20298
Water carnival on Lake Michigan.
© Aug. 14; 1912: 2 ec Aue ae
J 172134.
Hoop (C. I.) coMpANy, Lowell, Mass.
[20299
Dinner bell. © Aug. 14, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 81, 1912; K 46499.
Horn (C. C.), Burgin, Kentucky.
[20300
Largest locomotive engineer in the
world. © Aug. 8, 19113 2c) Ameen
1912; J 172549.
Horner (Cart J.), Boston. [20301
Red Sox champions, 1912. © Sept.
26, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, T9125 Baiieece.
Houston (Nora), Richmond. [20302
Richmond, Va., North Fourth St. ©
June 1, 1912; 2 © Aug Baie
172409.
Hovey (Guy CARLETON), Long Beach,
Cal. ‘ [20305
Eddy (Mary Baker). © Sept. 20,
1912; 2 ec Sept. 16, 1912257 tieaie.
Huser (Huco), New York.
[ 20304, 20805
Coytesville, N. J., main road. ©
Sept. 3, 1912; 2 c. Sent a3
173020.
—— villa Richards overlooking the
Hudson. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
5, 1912; J 173019.
HuUpDDLESON (GROVER). Akron, Colo.
[20306
Moonlight harvest. © Aug. 2, 1912;
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1912; 1G. Sepia
J 18194.
HUuFrstaTer (L. D.), Clayton Ney
[20307
Thousand islander. © July 1, 1912;
2 ¢,.Jmy 3, ISIS dt Lee
H{ULTGREN (HJALMAR), St. Louis.
[20308-20310
Anglolite. lighting fixture design, ;
full size. ©1e. Aug. 7, 1912; I 1077.
368
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
HULTGREN (HssaLMAR)—Continued.
Assyriolite, lighting fixture design,
Senet size, © 1c. Aug. 7, 199231
1078.
Niellolite, lighting fixture design, 7
full size. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1912; I 1079.
Hount (P. 8.), Valdez, Alaska.
[20311-20328
[Kodiak, Alaska, June 23, 1912]:
Covered with 16 in. of ashes from
Katmai Volcano. G 3830-381.—From
Government experimental station. J
1048.—Garden after 16 in. of ashes
have been packed by rain. G 38837.—
Gasoline tanks covered with Katmai
Voleano. G 3839.—Gasoline tanks
covered with ashes. J 1055.—Home
after the Katmai Volcano. G 3836.—
Home covered with Katmai ashes. J
1054.— Kodiak, Alaska, June 28, 1912.
J 1046.—Place from which Govern-
ment men were taking samples. G
3840.—Russian mission. J 1045.—
Russian mission, 16 in. of ashes from
Katmai Volcano. G 3835.—Russian
church after 16 in. fall of ashes from
Katmai Volcano. G 38834.—Showing
lake full of ashes. J 1044.—Stock
ranch covered with 16 in. of ashes
from Katmai Volcano. G 83832.—Tree
covered with ashes from Katmai. G
3833.—Trees on Government experi-
mental station, also garden covered
with ashes. J 1047. © June 28, 1912;
2 ¢. each July 12, 1912: J 171002-
171017.
Valdez (Alaska) P. 180, J 1024. ©
mame 1711912: 2 c. July 5, 1912; J
170814, 170815.
HUNTER (Davo C.), Los Angeles.
[20329
Their world. © July 138, 1912; 1c.
Saye o. A9I2: 1c. Aug. .10, 1912;\ 5
172033.
HURST ENGRAVING COMPANY, Rochester,
\: ae [20330
[Stadium and gymnasium of Syra-
cuse university.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. July 3, 1912; K 44065.
Hussune (GerorGE R.), Aurora, Ind.
[20331
United emblems. © July 19, 1912;
2c. July 24, 1912; K 450138.
HutTcHison (G. R.), Newport, Vt.
[20332-20334
[3 photographs]:
Homesteader in Saskatchewan.—Pic-
nic dinner in the Crawford Notch.—
Simple life in Saskatchewan. © Aug.
aioe? 2.¢e. enxeh Auge: 5): 1992s) Ff
171910-171912.
20391
IDEAL SPECIALTY COMPANY, Chicago.
[20335, 203836
My memory book. © Aug. 31, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46688.
Our baby. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 e¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46682.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER, Springfield,
Til. [20337
[Lady playing on piano and man
standing and leaning on piano.] ©
Sept. 12, 49b2>* 2 ex Septic ty 19a KK
47302.
Inspopdy (J.), Elkhart, Ind.
[20838-20391
Bristol, Ind., high school. © Sept.
5, 1912: 2c. Sept. 7, 1912; J 173049.
residences. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2 ¢. Sept. 7, 1912; J 173048.
St. Joe River. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2 ¢ Sept..'7;, 1912; J 173046.
St. Joe River bridge. © Sept.
5, 1912/2 c Sept. 7, 1912; J 173045.
©
—— The Point, St. Joe River.
BEDE} 9.) POTD 12) ey) Sept. T, ISI2s0F
173047.
Elkhart, Ind., Chautauqua, 1, 3-6.
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2c. each Sept. 7, 1912;
J 173050-173053, 173055.
—— tennis court, McNaughton park.
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c Sept. 7, 1912; J
173054.
Goshen, Ind.:
Court house.—Rogers’ park, 7. ©
July 31, 1912; 2 ce. each Aug. 5, 1912;
J 171908, 171909.
Hump-pusher, L. S. & M. S. R. R.,
Elkhart, Ind. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2.
Aug. 19, 1912; J 172354.
La Port, Ind., Pine Lake.—La Port,
Ind., Pine Lake, 6, 7.—Bathing beach,
4.—Bluff’s side beach 2, 3.—Bluff’s side
beach dancing pavilion 5.—View, 1. ©
Aug. 15, 1912; 2.c. each Aug: 19, 1912:
J 172347-172353.
Papaketchie Lake, Ind.—Papaketchie
Lake, Ind. 2——Dam 1.—Island 4.—
Lookout 3.—Locking south from island
5--View from inlet:6. © Aug. 15,
Ot ee, en. eerehy Ale. tO) TOA ry
172341172346.
Smith (Art), bird boy, mills aviator,
Leta tuly G55 1002. 2) e@. Salky 1,
fot? dh i2oG, IAQ:
Wawasee Lake, Ind., the inn. ©
Seppnid bot. (2 2 Septn 1, Lobes
173057.
the inn, tennis court. © Sept.
5, 1992; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1912; J 173056.
369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20392
pt. Iv, eS. 6
InBoDy (J.)—Continued.
Goshen, Ind.—Continued.
Winona college bug hunters, Wawa-
see Lake, Ind., 4. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2c. Sept. 7, 1912; J 173058.
Winona Lake, Ind., Venetian night,
1-3. © Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c« each Sept.
7, 1912; J 173059-173061.
[19 photographs]:
Cody (Col. William F.) ‘“ Buffalo
Bill.”—Fiske’s launch, Wewasee Lake,
Ind.—Goshen, Ind., bag factory.—
Goshen, Ind., fountain, court house
park.—Goshen, Ind., Rogers’ park,
2-6.—Goshen, Ind., Rogers’ park
bridge, 1.—Summer home, Vawter
park, Wewasee Lake, Ind., 11.—Vaw-
ter park bathers, Wewasee Lake,
Ind.—Vawter park hotel pier, Wewa-
see Lake, Ind., 13.—Vawter park sail-
boats, Wewasee Lake, Ind., 16.—Vaw-
ter park, Wewasee Lake, Ind., 10, 12.
17.—View from Bishop White’s ve-
randa, Wewasee Lake, Ind., 14.—We-
wasee, Ind., 15. © July 27, 1912; 2 «.
each July 30, 1912; J 171765-171783.
INSURANCE PRESS, New York.
[20392, 203893
Not today, my friend. © Sept. 18,
1912; 2c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47562.
See you on my return. © July 11,
1912; 2c. July 16, 1912; K 45086.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, New
York. [20394-20607
According to Webster. © June 29,
1912; 1 ¢@ July 1, 1912; K 438933.
Among the blond-haired Eskimos.
[1912]:
© Sept. 18; 1 ec. Sept. 19; K 47501.
© Sept. 20; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47583.
© Sept. 23; 1 c. Sept. 24; K 47969.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 26; K 48044.
Archbold (John D.) posed yesterday
at Washington. © Aug. 24, 1912; 1c.
Aug. 26, 1912; K 46213.
Arrest these men. © Aug. 16, 1912;
1 e¢@. Aug. 17, 1912; K 45967.
Back to earth again. © July 5,
1912; 1c. July 6, 1912; K 44056.
Barnes (William) Jr., the Republi-
can Boss. © Sept. 25, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
26, 1912; K 48048.
Big squeal feast. © Aug. 23, 1912;
1c. Aug. 24, 1912; K 46168.
Bill [1912]:
© July 24; 1c. July 25; K 45078.
© July 25,1 ¢. July 26; K 45100.
© Sept. 5; 1 ec. Sept. 6; K 46861.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Boston Red Sox American league
champions, 1912. ©1e. Sept. 18, 1912;
J 173395.
Campaigning among the blond-haired
Eskimos. © Sept. 27, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept.
28, 1912; K 48168.
Can the chatter [1912]:
© July 11; 1c. July 12; K 44363.
Carrigan (Bill) © Sept. 23, 1912;
ie. Sept. 24,1912; IS 47970:
Champion goat getter. © Sept. 6,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 7, 1912; K 46918.
Chance of a lifetime. © Sept. 13,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1912; K 47235.
Court of general sessions as Lieu-
tenant Becker was arraigned on mur-
der charge. © Aug. 6, 1912; 1¢. Aug.
7, 1912; KK 45687.
Crushing burden. © Aug. 26, 1912;
1 ec. Aug. 27, 1912;-K 46833.
Deadlocked. © July 1, 1912;
July 2, 1912; K 48976.
Did you ever know it to fail [1912]:
© Sept. 21; 1 ¢. Sept. 23; K 478438.
Diogenes can’t see coronation. ©
June 14, 1911; 1 c@ June 15, 1911; K
25705.
Diogenes [1912]:
© Aug. 1; 1 @ Aug 2s Wkanaa2:
© Sept. 2; 1 « Sept. 3; K 46718.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 27; K 48077.
Does it pay. © Aug. 10, 19127 ac
Aug. 12, 1912; K 45762.
Everybody has an axe to grind
[1912]:
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 46154.
© Aug. 26; 1c. Aug. 27; K 46334.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 10; K 46982.
© Sept. 14; 1 c. Sept. 16; K 47239.
‘Everybody’s got an axe to grind
(dora:
© Aug. 15; 1¢. Aug. 16; K 45939.
© Aug. 19; 1 c. Aug. 20; K 46096.
Feinberg’s (Coroner) court when
gunmen were arraigned and identified.
© Aug. 7, 1912; 1c. Als 8) aon
45641.
First group photograph of Giants,
1912 National. © Sept. 18, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 19, 1912; K 47499.
First photograph published in
America of Yankee athletes practicing
in Olympic stadium. © July 13, 1912;
1e. July 15, 1912; K 44598.
Fixed post. © July 20, 1912; 1 «.
July 22, 1912; K 44948.
dite:
370
SU
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 8, 1912
20607
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Following hats a bad business. ©
pies. 1OT2 -91 se, Aug. 5, 19125 K
45477.
Fooling with crackers. © July 4,
1912; 1c. July 5, 1912; K 44038.
Four gunmen now in custody as the
actual slayers of Herman Rosenthal.
=) sept. 17, 1912: 1 c. Sept. 18, 1912;
K 47367.
Gaynor (Mayor) on the witness
stand. © Sept. 11, 1912; 1 c Sept.
12, 1912: K 47134.
Gibson now and several years ago
and Countess Szaba from a new pic-
ture. © Sept. 15, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 17.
1912; K 473805.
Gibson (Lawyer) in court acting as
own counsel. © Sept. 14, 1912; 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47236.
Gloom [1912]:
© Aug. 6; 1 « Aug. 7; K 45635.
Gloomy old John. © July 15, 1912;
=e. July 16, 1912; K 44715.
Goat getters [1912]:
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 6; K 46862.
© Sept. 6; 1c. Sept. 7; K 46919.
© Sept. 7; 1c. Sept. 9; K 46961.
© Sept. 16; 1 ¢. Sept. 17; K 47310.
Goelet (Mrs. Robert) [ete.] © Sept.
29, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48175.
at the Piping Rock horse show.
Sept. 22, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1912;
Kk 47845.
Great graft-fest. © Aug. 7, 1912;
1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45639.
Group of Crimson recruits working
out under direction of Coach Percy
Houghton. © Sept. 22, 1912: 1c. Sept.
23, 1912; K 47846.
Hanaman (Miss) shown executing
three of her favorite dives. © Aug.
4, 1912; 1c. Aug. 6, 1912; K 45537.
Harriman (Miss Ethel) at Mount
Kisco. © Sept. 27, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
1912; K 48162.
Harriman (Mrs. Oliver) with Mas-
ters John and Borden Harriman at the
White Plains horse show. © Sept. 20,
moa; 1 ce. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47580.
Hayes (Former Sheriff Nicholas J.)
© Sept. 20, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1912:
K 47582.
He just woke up. © Aug. 17, 1912;
He. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46034.
He’s good enough for me. © Sept.
a, 1912: 1 ec. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47182.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Hine (John) and Edna Lee, king
and queen of the children’s carnival
in| Central park... © Aug: 4.1912: 1:4:
Aug. 6, 1912; K 455386.
Horowitz (Gyp the Blood) [ete.] ©
Sept we, 1942" te. Sept, 19, 1912 Ke
47500.
alias Gyp the Blood. © Sept.
IO I9N2: WecSept. 17, 19L2; IK 47306,
How soon we are forgotten. © Sept.
18, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1912: K 47234.
It makes a difference. © Sept. 14,
19121) e. Sept. 16, 1912° K 47240:
It might have been much worse
[1912]:
© July 19; 1c. July 20; K 44890.
It might have been worse [1912]:
©) July 1631 e@. fuly 17. K44716.
It’s great to be a husband. © Sapt.
20, 1912; 1 c Sept. 21, 1912; K 47584.
It’s nice to be married. © Sept. 26,
1912; 1 @. Sept. 27, 1912: K 48078.
Jones (Miss Sadie), Mrs. Ogden
Goelet, Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden,
Miss| Lota; Robinson. ©. Aug. 21,
LOU Ne Nae: ZA IOGI K 46129.
Joys and Glooms [1912]:
© July 8; 1c. July 9; K 44265.
© July 9; 1c¢. July 10; K 44801.
© July 13; 1 ce July 15; K 44599.
Keogh (Alexander) and James G.
Creelman, in front, on the witness
stand. © Sept. 24, 1912; 1 ¢ Sept. 25,
1912; K 47997.
King horse ends Newport reign. ©
Sep e191 2eoR @ Sept. 6, 1912: K
46860.
Lashed to the mast [1912]:
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46362.
© Aug. 28; 1 ec. Aug. 29; K 46412.
© Sept. 7; 1 « Sept. 9; K 46960.
Last girder in the tallest building.
Omiya se | tye. daly F, 1912 ok
43978.
Lest we .for-r-r-get. © Sept. 17,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1912; K 47366.
Let the American do it. © Aug.
21, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 22, 1912; Ix 46130.
Lewis (Whitey), gunman held as
actual slayer of Rosenthal. © Aug. 3,
1912: 1 ec. Aug. 5, 1912; K 45480.
Libby (Louis), Harry Vallon, Jack
Rose, and Jack Sullivan. © Ang. 16,
1912: 1 ce. Aug. 17, 1912; K 45965.
Literary life in New York. © Aug.
80, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1912; K 46516.
Ot]
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Little sweetheart [1912]:
© July 2; 1c. July 3; K 44004.
© July 5; 1 ¢. July 6; K 44057.
© July 9; 1c July 10; K 44300.
© July 12; 1 @ July 13; K 44595.
© July 16; 1¢. July 17; K 44717.
© July 20; 1c. July 22; K 44944.
© July 245 1.c¢. July 25; K.45077.
Cy July: 264 1 e July 2s i Anie2:
©. July Si; 1 ¢. Ang. 53 I A5AT5.
© Aug 3; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45478.
Makeup of team which will probably
play Giants for the world’s champion-
ship. © Sept. 15, 1912; 1 e. Sept. 17,
1912; K 47304.
Man from Montclair [1912]:
© July 3:1 ex July 5 f4k)44033.
© July 6; 1 c. July 8; K 44288.
© July 10; 1.c. July 11; K 44327.
© July.13; 1. ¢. July 15; K 44597.
© July 18; 1c. July 19; K 44859.
© July 22; 1c July 28; K 44987.
© July 25; 1c. July 26; K 45099.
© July 29; 1 ec. July 31; K 45296.
Gi Aug. ts ie; Aus. 2s Kabab,
© Aus 5: 1c Aue. 6: Wh 455388.
© Aus. 7; 1 @ Aug. 8: K 45642.
© Aus 10° fe Aug..12 > 45760:
© Aug. 13; 1 c. Aug. 14; K 45859.
© Aug. 16; 1c. Aug. 17; K 45966.
© Aug. 23; 1¢. Aug. 24; K 46167.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 30; K 46426.
©' Aus) 31°" © ‘Sept. 3; K ‘467410.
© Sept. 4; 1c. Sept. 9; K 46957.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 13; K 47184.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 18; K 47365.
© Sept. 28; 1 e. Sept. 30; K 48173.
Many new horses win in Newport
show: best in years. © Sept. 4, 1912;
1c. Sept. 9, 1912; K 46959.
Marconi (Signor), his wife and
child. © Sept. 26, 1912; 1c. Sept. 27,
1912; K 48076.
Marshall (Governor) Democratic
nominee for vice-president and Mrs.
Marshall. © Aug. 8, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
9, 1912; K 45688.
Mimic war makes camp realities.
() Aug! 10, 1912s") 2 Aue, “127 1912:
K 45761.
Mr. Bosh [1912]:
© July 1; 1c¢. July 2; K 48975.
© July 4; 1 e« July 5; K 44036.
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pt. Tynes
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Mr. Bosh [1912]—Continued.
© July 11; 1 ¢ July 12; K 44362.
© July 15; 1 c July 16; K 44714.
© July 19; 1 e¢. July 20; K 44889.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 45045.
© July 27; 1¢. July 29; K 45167.
© July 30: 1 © Ang aie ee
© Aug. 2; 1¢. Aug. 3; K 45406,
© Aug. 6; 1 ce Aug. 7; K 45638.
© Aug. 9; 1 e. Aug. 10; K 45703.
© Aug. 12; 1c Aug. 13; K 45855.
© Aug. 17; 1 ec. Aug. 19; K 46087.
© Aug. 21; 1 @ Aug, 22-3 ere
© Aug. 24; 1c Aug. 26> ke 46212)
© Aug. 30; 1 e Aug. 31; K 46515.
(© Sept. 2: 1: Sept as Beeeme
© Sept. 13; 1c Sept. 14; K 472338)
© Sept. 16; 1 ec. Sept. 17; K 473809.
© Sept. 19; 1 c Sept. 20; K 475438.
© Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 47844.
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 26; K 48045.
Mr. Jack [1912] +
© Aug. 8; 1c. Aug. 9; K 45686.
Muzzle your wife. © Aug. 17, 1912;
1 e. Aug. 19, 1912; K 460386.
New York Giants group. © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1912; J 1733898.
National league champions,
1912. ©1c. Sept. 18, 1912: 5 t7as94)
Newport’s blue ribbon gown and gem
winners. © Sept. 6, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 7.
1912; K 46920.
Nothing disturbs me much. © Aug.
22, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1912; K 46155.
Novel methods employed by Ameri-
can Olympic athletes. © July 4, 1912;
1e. July 5, 1912; K 44087.
Old Doc Bryan’s compromise candi-
date. © July 2, 1912* 7 Geawiges.
1912; K 44005.
Olympic stadium as it appeared
when the world’s athletes assembled on
opening day, panoramic view. © July
17, 1912; 1 c. July 19, 1912; K 44858.
Our antediluvian ancestors [1912]:
© Aug. 6, 1 c. Aug. 7; K 45636.
© Sept. 16; 1c. Sept. 17; K 47308.
Overboard. © July 12, 1912; 1c
July 18, 1912; K 44596.
Patience on a monument. © June
29, 1912; 1 c. July 1, 1912; KK 45985.
Police hot on trail. © Aug. 31, 1912;
1c. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46711.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
20607
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Police officials at trial of Captain
Hayes. © Sept. 11, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
fe, 1912: Ke 47138.
Policeman of the future. © Aug. 12,
1912; 1 c. Aug. 13, 1912; K 45856.
Red army’s advance is checked by
Blues. © Aug. 15, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 16,
1912; K 45988.
Red raiders repulsed. © Aug. 18,
1912; 1¢. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45860.
Reith (Police Captain John T.) on
the witness stand. © Sept. 19, 1912;
1 ec. Sept. 20, 1912; K 47544.
Root [Blihu] © Sept. 27, 1912; Le:
Sept. 28, 1912; K 48164.
Rosemary Gay lands and starts
for ball game. © Aug. 17, 1912; 1 c¢.
Aug. 19, 1912; K 46085.
Rosenberg (Louis), alias Lefty
Louie. © Sept. 16, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1912; K 473807.
Royal road to fortune. © Aug. 2,
1912; 1 e Aug. 8, 1912; K 45408.
Schepps (Sam) alleged paymaster
ef the Rosenthal assassins. © Aug.
oe tos. cv Aus. 21, .1912° K 46098.
Schepps (Smiling Sam) alleged pay-
master of the Rosenthal gunmen.
mus 20,1912: 1 c. Aug. 21, 1912; K
46099.
Schepps (Smiling Sam) [Three
views.] © Aug. 21, 1912; 1 c Aug.
22. 1912° K 46131.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]:
© July 22;1c. July 23; K 44982.
Speaker (Tris) © Sept. 23, 1912;
1 c. Sept. 24, 1912; K 47972.
Stahl (Manager Jake) © Sept. 23,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 24, 1912; K 479738.
Summer night concert. © Sept. 8,
#912; 1c. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46754.
Taft (President) and notification
committee. © Aug. 2, 1912; 1 ¢. Aug.
8, 1912; K 45407.
Terrible suspense for an invalid. ©
wet Ot: 1 ec. July 2; \1912" Ki
43977.
This shows how T. R. enjoyed his
welcome to Chicago. © Aug. 6, 1912;
1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45634.
Unele Trusty [1912]:
© July 30;1c. Aug. 1; K 45815.
© July 31; 1¢ Aug. 5; K 45476.
© Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45479.
© Aug. 8; 1e¢ Aug. 9; K 45685.
© Aug. 24;1c¢. Aug. 26; K 46211.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46363.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Uncle Trusty [1912]—Continued.
© Sept. 4; 1 c Sept. 9; K 46958.
© Sept. 9; 1 ec. Sept. 10; K 46983.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 13; K 47185.
© Sept. 14; 1¢. Sept. 16; K 47287.
© Sept. 19; 1c. Sept. 20; K 47542.
© Sept. 24; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 47999.
© Sept. 28; 1c. Sept. 80; K 48174.
Uxtree-e-ee, great graf sensation. ©
AUS AS IOL2i ih ei Aue 29) O12 K
46413.
Waldo (Police Commissioner Rhine-
lander), Alfred J. Johnson and Gen-
eral Theodore Bingham, former police
commissioner. © Sept. 19, 1912; 1 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1912; K 47545.
—on stand. © Sept. 14, 1912; 1
ce. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47238.
——on the witness stand. © Sept.
Ate el Sept.-25, 1912 Ki 47842:
Webb (Miss Louise) handling the
ribbons at the horse show. © Sent.
20, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47581.
Webb (Mr. and Mrs, Vanderbilt).
© Sept. 12, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 18, 1912;
K 47183.
Webber (Bridgy) on the left, Sam
Paul in centre and Jack Sullivan on
the right. © July 23, 1912; 1 ¢ July
24, 1912; K 45044.
Webber (Mrs. Bridgy), handsome
wife of the imprisoned gambler. ©
Aug. 7,;' 1912; 1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K
45640.
Well, now, just look who’s coming in.
CivAusy 2h 1912 lie. Ane. 13) A912
K 45858.
Welling (Commissioner Richard) on
the witness stand. © Sept. 24, 1912;
1c. Sept. 25, 1912; K 47998.
West (Little Miss Marjorie) and her
horse Devon. © July 26, 1912; 164
July 27, 1912; K 45123.
What are you going to do about it?
© July 23, 1912; 1 ec. July 24, 1912;
K 45048.
When the harvest days are over,
Becky dear. © Aug. 14, 1912; 1 «
Aug. 15, 1912; K 45924.
Wilson (Governor W.) delivering
his speech of acceptance. © Aug. 8,
1912: 1 ce. Aug. 9, 1912; K 45684.
us on.!ithe stump. | © Sept: 22,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 47847.
—sending dispatches from his
summer cottage. © June 29, 1912; 1c.
July 1, 1912; K 438934.
old
63453—12—6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20608
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. T
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Snapshot taken yesterday by an
American photographer. © July 38,
1912; 1 ¢. July 5, 1912; K 44035.
Wireless from an aeroplane in mimic
warfare. © Aug. 12, 1912: 1 c. Aug.
13, 1912; K 45857.
Wisdom of Solomon. 1. © Aug. 29,
1912; 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1912; K 46097.
2. © Sept. 10, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
11, 1912; K 47049.
Wood (Joe). © Sept. 23, 1912; 1 e¢.
“Sept. 24, 1912; K 47971.
Wood (W. M.), head of the great
woolen trust. © Aug. 31, 1912; 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46712.
Wouldn’t it make you mad. © Aug.
13, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45861.
Yes it might have been worse [1912]:
© July 18; 1¢. July 19; K 44860.
You may say what you like. 1. ©
Aug.9, 1912; 1 ¢c. Aug, 20; 1912; K
45702.
—— 2.
© Aug. 29, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
30, 1912; K 46427.
INTERNATIONAL PHOTO & ILLUS. CO., In-
ternational Falls, Minn. f20608
International Falls, Minn.. bird’s-eye
view. © June 28, 1912; 2c July 1,
1912" J LT0998.
INTERNATIONAL STEREOGRAPH CO., De-
eatur, Ill. [ 20609-20621.
Crave coeur club—8rd annual out-
ing, Peoria, Ill. June 7, 1912. ©
June 7, 1912-:2 c.. Aug. 12, 1912 J
172065.
Dixon cadets. © May 24, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172066.
Ewing-home. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172067.
Farmers grain dealers ass. of IIl.
9 annual conv. at Champaign, Feb. 12,
14, 1912. © Feb. 13, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
12, 1912; J 172068.
First Ill. printers cost congress, Jef-
ferson hotel, Peoria, May 10-11, 1912.
© May 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1912;
J 172069.
Ill. Prohibition party conv. Spring-
field, Ill. Apr. 19, 1912. © Apr. 19,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 12, 1912; J 172070.
Ill. State council, Knights of Colum-
bus, Peoria, May 14-15, 1912. © May
14, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 12, 1912; J 172071.
Ill. State dental society—28 annual
meeting, Springfield, May 14-17, 1912.
© May 15, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 12, 1912;
J 172072.
37
INTERNATIONAL STEREOGRAPH CO.—Con.
Powers place. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172073.
Rooster fight. © June 1, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172074.
Sleet scene at J. M. U., Mar. 20,
1912. © Mar 20, 1912; 2 c Aug. 12,
1912°. J L72076.
Travelers protective assn. 23rd na-
tional convention, Peoria, Ill., June
17-21, 1912. © Jume 19, 1912; 2 «.
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172076.
Wabash club, Decatur, Mar. 9, 1912.
© Mar. 9, 1912; 2 ec Aug. 12, 1912;
J 172077. ;
ITHACA GUN COMPANY, Ithaca. [20622
Mallard ducks. © Aug. 13, 1912;
2c, Aug. 17, 1912; Kaas
Ivins’ (J. S.) son, Philadelphia.
[20628, 20624
Gentlemen, here’s a platform plank
that should not be forgotten. © Sept.
18, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1912; K 48019.
Madam, meet my partner, the honest
grocer. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
26, 1912; K 48015.
JACOBS (JOHN H.) Churchtown, Pa.
[20625
Front lawn, Windsor place. ©
July 27, 1912: 2°e Duly sO ieee
171764.
JAMISON (LEwis H.) Los Angeles.
[20626
Comprehensive Bible chart. ©
July 24, 1912; 2 ce. July 31, 1912; K
45930.
JARRELL (JAMES F.) Billings, Mont.
[20627
J. F. Jarrell tare chart. © June 6,
1912; 1 @ June 22, 1912: 7 age
JELKE (JOHN F.) coMPANY, Chicago.
[20628-20634
Churned by John F. Jelke company.
[Dutch girl holding platter containing
package of good luck oleomargarine. ]
© Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c Aug. 26, 1912;
K 46299.
[Colored ad. cards.
inches.] 14992-14997:
Fine taste satisfies. The price grati-
fies—Give the children all they
want.—How the children enjoy it.—
I bring you good luck.—People who
know how.—Welcomed everywhere.
[Holland scene.] © Sept. 5, 1912; 2 ec.
each Sept. 11, 1912; K 47057-47061.
4
il “by “22
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
po. 3, 1912 20681
JOHHNSON (ALFRED STANLEY) JR., | JOHNSON (VY. O.), Anthony, Kan.
Waupun, Wis. [20635-20657 [20665-20667
Factories. © July 9, 1912; 2 «¢. Anthony, Kan., first Methodist
July 10, 1912; J 170919.
Green Lake, 1, 2. © July 9, 1912;
2 c. each July 10, 1912; J 170914,
170915.
Public buildings. © July 9, 1912;
2 ec. July 10, 1912; J 170916.
Ripon, Wis. © July 9, 1912; 2c.
July 10, 1912; J 170918.
== enirenes, ©July)17,,1912%: 2
©. July 18, 1912; J 171852.
== collece. © July 9, 1912; 2 «.
muly 30, 1912; J 170917.
——schools. © July 9, 1912;
July 10, 1912; J 170913.
[4 photographs]:
State penitentiary, 1.—State peni-
tentiary, 2.—Waupun churches.—
Waupun factories. © June 28, 1912:
2c.each July 1,1912; J 170974-170977.
[11 photographs]:
All together.—Blackberries.—Black
raspberries.—Boy scouts.—Camp.—
Early onions.—Going to market.—My
treat. — Overloaded. — Red ss raspber-
ries.—Strawberries. © Sept. 2, 1912;
2 ec. each Aug. 26, 1912; J 172987-
172997.
JOHNSON (B. W.), Bristol, S. D.
[ 20658, 20659
Modern railroad construction, 1, 2.
© June 26, 1912; 2c July 1, 1912; J
171243, 171242.
JOHNSON
Mich.
Mackinaw City, Mich., dock. |
meee 2 OID: 2 ec. Aug. 24, 19125 7
172487.
BG.
(CLYDE), Mackinaw City,
loading train on railroad ferry,
chief warwatam. © Aug. 22, 1912; 2
e. Aug. 24, 1912; J 172488.
JOHNSON (EH. E.), Brooten, Minn.
[20662
Brooten, Minn., public school. ©
Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912; J
173424.
JOHNSON (Gustav M.), Philip, S. D.
; [20663
National progressive candidates. ©
meeps 1, 1912: 2 ec. Sept. 13, 1912; J
178455.
JOHNSON (S. E.) AND co., Minneapolis.
[20664
Spirit messenger. © Aug. 2, 1912;
2c. Aug. 7, 1912; J 171998.
[20660, 20661
Episcopal church. © Sept. 19, 1912;
2c. Sept. 238, 1912; J 173425.
Longrin (A. K.), aviator, Anthony
fair, Aug. 6-9, 1912, Anthony, Kan.
1,2. © Aug. 14, 1912; 2c Aug. 19,
1912; J 172329, 172330. ;
JOHNSON & RocERS, Dallas, Texas.
[20668, 20669
Dallas, Texas, new skyline and
longest reinforced concrete highway
viaduct in the world. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2 ¢. Aug. 12, 1912; J 172400.
skyline, Aug., 1912. © Aug. 1,
12 2 Ch Ape BOs TOUT Via.
JOHNSTON (S. P.) company, Chicago.
[20670
[Daddy’s home coming.] © July
11, 1912; 2 ¢. July 12, 1912; K 44908.
JONES (B. B.), Silverton, Oregon.
[20671
South Silver Creek Falls. © July
$5, 19122 Ze July. 22) 9912. J t43aT,
JONES (FarrRFAX C.), Richmond.
[20672
[Presidential race.] © Aug. 27,
1912 2 e. Aus: 28) 1912: K 46337.
JONES (MurieL), Anaconda, Montana.
[20673
Baha (Abdul) and Rouhieh. ©
JuMS LTS AOSTA Zire!) July's, 1912s oJ
170856.
JORDAN (WALTER S.), Weymouth, Mass.
[20674
Weymouth, Mass., town house be-
fore alterations and removals. ©
Aug. 22, 1912: 2 e, Aug. 24, 1912; J
172486.
KASEBIER (GERTRUDE), New York.
[20675-20680
Baha (Abdul) A-F. © July 1,
1912; 2 @ July 5, 1912; J 170797—-
170802.
KALEM CO.
See list of motion pictures at end
of this catalogue.
KALKHOFF COMPANY, New York.
[20681
Santa Fé limited via Raton Pass.
6), Ane 15, 1912s 2ne> Aue 17, F912 »
K 46074.
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20682
KAUFMAN, WEIMER & FABRY CO., Chi-
cago. [20682
Greeters of America, second annual
convention Chicago Beach Hotel, July
3, 1912. © July 4, 1912; 2c July 12,
1912; J 171001.
KEATING COMPANY, Philadelphia.
[20683
Song of the red bird. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2c. Aug. 16, 1912; K 45928.
KELLOGG SWITCHBOARD AND SUPPLY
COMPANY, Chicago. [20684, 20685
Neighborhood news. © Aug. 28,
1912; 2c. Aug. 31, 1912; K 46500.
Way to talk. © July 24, 1912; 2c.
July 27, 1912; K 45107.
KEMLER (CHARLES), Chicago.
[20686-20694
Fair bather. © July 22, 1912; 2c.
July 24, 1912; J171620.
Fair diver. © July 22, 1912; 2 «.
July 24, 1912; J 171619.
Gretchen. © July 22, 1912; 2 «.
July: 24, 1912; J 171615.
Home to mother. © Sept. 5, 1912;
2 ec. Sept. 9, 1912; J 173104.
Marguerite. © July 22, 1912; 2c.
July 24, 1912; J 171616.
Marie. © July 22, 1912; 2 ¢c. July
Pee AOL Sali Orr,
Mother love. © July 22, 1912; 26.
July, 24,1912: J. 11618.
Playmates. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2.
Sept. 9, 1912; J 173103.
Sweet Breeze. © Sept. 23, 1912; 2
ec. Sept. 25, 1912; J 173491.
KENEFICK (OWEN A.), Lawrence, Mass.
[20695, 20696
Lawrence base ball club, champions
of N. E. league, 1912, 1, 2. © Sept.
7, 1912; 1 e@. each Sept. 7, 1 c. each
Sept. 20, 1912; J 178461, 173462.
KENNEDY (J. L.), Washington, [20697
Vote for Wilson. © July 18, 1912;
2c. July 18, 1912; K 44799.
KENNEDY (W. H.), Poplar Bluff, Mo.
[20698
Elks home. © Sept. 2, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 16, 1912; J 173375.
KENNEDY COMPANY, Seattle. [20699
Physical map of the state of Wash-
ington. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1912; I 1097.
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MANUFACTURING
co., Philadelphia. [20700-20704
Belle of the ranch. © Sept. 27,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48336.
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 7
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MANUFACTURING
co.—Continued.
Boys again. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2 e.
Sept. 80, 1912; K 48335.
Prudential girl, 19138. © July 1,
1912; 2 ce. July 6, 1912; K 44068.
Trade winds. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2 ¢.
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48838.
Washington and the wood cutter.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c Sept. 30, 1912;.
K 48337.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., Meadville, Pa.
[20705-20707
“And oh! and oh! The daisies blow,”
11479. © July 19, 1912; 2¢. July 24,
1912; J 171539,
Wilson (Woodrow) democratic nom-
inee for president, after his speech of
acceptance delivered at Sea Girt, N. J.,
Aug. 7, 1912. © Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 2, 1912; J 1738749.
—— with Gov. Marshall, democratic
nominee for Vice President at Sea
Girt, N. J., Aug. 7, 1912. © Sept. 14,
1912+ 2 ce. Oct. 2, 19125 FJ LTS7o0:
Kipper (W. V.), La Crosse, Wis.
[20708
Baby Reliance, Ill. © July 9, 1912;
2c. July 20, 1912; J 171379.
KIHN BROTHERS, New York.
[20709, 20710
Border for bonds, stock and other
certificates, diplomas, and other pur-
poses. No. DD. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 5, 1912; K 46788.
No. E E. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46840.
KIMBALL & son, Concord, N. H.
[20711-20714
Concord, N. H. Interior of chapel
of S. S. Peter and Paul:
From entrance. — From Rand
screen.—From gallery.—Showing ceno-
taph. © June 6, 1912; 2 c. each July
17, 1912; J 171318—-1713820, 171323.
KIrRcHMAIER (C.), Toledo, O.
[20715-20717
Cross stitch patterns:
Series 3, no. 1-6.—Series 4, no. 1-6.—
Series 5, no. 1-6. © July 18, 1912; 2c.
each July 18, 1912; K 45675-45677.
KLACKNER (C.), New York.
[20718-20724
Beekman (Mrs. James). © July 26,
1912; 2c. July 29, 1912; K 45217.
Girl with apple. © July 26, 1912;
2c. July 29, 1912; K 45214.
376
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
20802
KLACKNER (C.)—Continued.
Lewis (Mrs. Lawrence) (Nellie Cus-
He) ©) April’ 15, 1912; 2 ¢. July 29,
1912; K 45218.
Nature; after the painting by Sir
Thos. Lawrence, engraved in pure mez-
zotint by A. J. Skirmshire. © Aug. 8,
1912; 2c. Aug. 9, 1912; K 45690.
Red Riding Hood. © July 26, 1912;
2c. July 29, 1912; K 45219.
Sneyd (Miss). © July 26, 1912; 2c.
July 29, 1912: K 45216.
Washington (Martha). © July 26,
1912; 2c. July 29, 1912; K 45215.
KLEINE (GEORGE), Chicago.
[20725-20729
Danger line. [One sheet.] © July
29, 1912; 2c. Aug. 3, 1912; K 45411.
== )ahree, sheets.| ©. July 29,
1912; 2c. Aug. 3, 1912; K 45412.
Inventor’s secret. © July 18, 1912;
2c. July 22, 1912; K 44962.
Richard, the Lion Hearted. [1 sheet
poster.] © Aug. 19, 1912; 2c. Aug. 24,
1912; K 46174.
——— [8 sheet poster.] © Aug. 19,
1912; 2c. Aug. 24, 1912; K 46178.
See also list of motion pictures at
end of this catalogue.
KLEINSCHMIDT (T. E.)
(L. L.), Seattle.
[11 photographs]:
Alaska convention.—Bird rookery on
Walrus island.—Castle rock at Bogos-
loff.mEvery inch of level ground cov-
ered by Pallas Murr.—Glaucus winged
downies.—Nesting on steep side hill.—
Pallas Murr on Wrangle island.—Pal-
jas Murr returning to their nests.—
Pallas Murr rockery.—Red faced cor-
morant downies.—Red faced cormo-
rant downies on nest. © July 15,
#911; 2 c¢. each Jan. 22, 1912; J 171560,
171562, 171564, 171570, 171571, 171582,
171585-171587, 171596, 171597 .
[41 photographs] :
Arctic reverie.—Brave Siberian boy
posing for picture.—Contemplation.—
Eskimo summer sports.—Eskimo water
Sports.—Hskimos at play in Nome.—
HMskimos overturning in Kyaks.—Herd
f sea lions.—Hunters marooned on
ice floe by walrus.—Ice breakage from
uir glacier—Indian grave yard.—
asaan.—Lane (L. L.) and a polar
ear.—Lassoing polar bear.—Live ice
nchor.—Making a quick get-a-way.—
——__
AND LANE
[20730-20781
KLEINSCHMIDT (T. EH.) AND LANE
(L. L.)—Continued.
[41 photographs ]—Continued.
Muir glacier—Not Arctic taxidermy
but the real thing.—On the lookout
for walrus and polar bear.—Peeping
over the ice.—Polar bear and cub.—
Polar bear hauled up on deck.—Polar
bear in front of Muir glacier.—Polar
bear shaking water out of his fur.—
Polar bear swimming fifteen feet under
water.—Polar bear swimming under
water.—Posing for the camera.—Relics
of the past.—Roping polar bear cub.—
Sea lion harem.—Sea lion on rocks.—
Sea lion pups.—Siberian igloos of skin
and walrus hide.—Siberian village.—
Snifing at the camera man.—Swim-
ming for safety.—Tossed up in a wal-
rus hide.—Tossing up an old woman
in a walrus hide-—-Totem poles at
Kasaan.—Two miles frontage of Muir
glacier—Walrus killed on shore of
Wrangle island. © Nov. 15, 1911: 2c.
each Jan. 22, 1912; J 171561, 171568,
171565-171569, 171572-171581, 171583,
171584, 171588-171595, 171598-171611.
See also list of motion pictures at
end of this catalogue.
Krine (O. B.), Miami, Fla.
[20782-20789
Rhinodon tipicus, caught by Capt.
Chas. Thompson, Miami, Fla. 1-8. ©
Deby, S. NeORe ae re Suly AOI DF
170978-170985.
KLOPPMEYER (CHARLES C.) Washing-
ton. [20790
Just arrived. © Sept. 16, 1912; 2 ce.
Sept. 17, 1912; K 47297.
KNAFFLE & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn.
[20791-20799
[9 photographs]:
Alone.—Days of yore.—Jonquils.—
Madonna of the wall.—Morning kiss.—
Motherhood.—Motherlove.—Susanna.—
Tulips.’ © July 1, 1912: 2 ec each
July 10, 1912; J 170943-170951.
Knapp (FE. E.), Brookville, Pa.
[20800-20802
Saudt (Harl) leaving Brookville for
Punxsutawny, June 29, 1912. © June
29, 1912: 2 c. July 6, 1912; J 170863.
the aviator. © June 28, 1912;
Zé July 1, 1912: J 170718.
the aviator, and his father. ©
Jae Zo ALA s 2 et diubyy dy) LOLs cd
170719.
317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20803
INAPP COMPANY, New York.
[20808-20848
Signing the Declaration of Independ-
ence: ©) July 25, 1992: 2' « “Aug. 4,
1912; K 45355.
Wilson (Woodrow) © Aug. 10,
1912; 2c. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45900.
[11 prints]:
Ashes of roses.—Atlantie City. 1
Chalfonte hotel and bathers at height
of season.—Atlantie City. 2 Marlboro-
Blenheim, the Traymore and board-
walk.—Niagara falls. _1 Horseshoe
falls from Canada.—Niagara falls. 2
Rock of Ages and Cave of the Winds.—
Niagara falls. 3 Horseshoe falls from
Goat Island.—Niagara falls. 4 Ameri-
ean falls from below.—Niagara falls.
5 Horseshoe falls from below.—Niag-
ara falls. 6 Great Whirlpool from
Canada.—Philadelphia. 1 Independ-
ence Hall and Commodore Barry
monument.—Philadelphia. 2 Washing-
ton monument, Fairmont park. © July
Lo moi2e "2 es ,eneh? July ty .2912 6
44070-44080.
[83 prints]:
Arlington, Va. Custis Lee man-
sion.— Baltimore. Charles street,
north from Washington monument.—
Baltimore. Johns Hopkins hospital.—
Baltimore. Mount Vernon place,
Washington monument.—Buffalo. AI-
bright art gallery.— Buffalo. Delaware
park, lake and casino.—Buffalo. La
Fayette square.—Buffalo. Main street,
looking north. — Buffalo. Niagara
Square, McKinley monument.—Mount
Vernon, Va. Washington mansion.—
New York. New York public li-
brary.— Niagara Falls. American
Falls from Canada.—Niagara Falls.
American Falls from Goat Island.—
Niagara Falls. General view.—Niagara
Falls. Gorge.—Niagara Falls. Pros-
pect Point.—Niagara Falls. Whirl-
pool Rapids. — Philadelphia. Betsy
Ross house. — Philadelphia. Broad
street station. — Philadelphia. City
hall. — Philadelphia. Independence
hall. Room in which the Declaration
Phila-
Masonie temple.—Philadel-
phia. United States mint.—Washing-
ton. Capitol—Washington. Library
of Congress.—Washington. Library of
Congress, Grand stairway.—Washing-
ton. Memorial Continental hall.—
Washington. Pennsylvania avenue.—
Washington. State, War, and Navy
building. — Washington. Union Sta-
tion. — Washington. United States
Treasury. — Washington. Washington
of Independence was signed.
delphia.
Dt. D¥, Dt SS va
KNAPP COMPANY—Continued.
[88 prints]—Continued.
Monument. — Washington. White
House. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 ec. each
Sept. 11, 1912; K 47187-47169.
KNECHT (KARL KAE), Evansville, Ind.
[20849
Can’t lose. It’s Wilson and Marshall
any way you look at it. © July 4,
1912; 1 ce. July 18, 1912; K 44641. .
KNICKERBOCKER PRESS, Albany.
[20850
Burke (Right Reverend Thomas M.
A.) © June 30, 1912; 2 ep sulyes
1912; K 48987.
KNox (HELEN H.), Hooksett, N. H.
[20851
Franconia Notch at Echo Lake,
White Mts. © July 30, 1912; 2 c.
Sept. 12, 1912; J 173170.
KoENIGSBERGER (F. H.), Hoboken,
NV o. [20852
Drawings for attached one-family
dwelling houses. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1912;
I 1068.
Konorpka (J. P.), Pe Ell, Wash.
[20853
Humming bird on nest. © July 7,
1912; 2c. July 15, 1912; 7 17419@
KuEHN (PAuvuL) Detroit. [20854
Diagram. © Aug. 8, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
12.5 1912): “1. 4082:
Laspott (J. EH.) Fort Worth, Tex.
[20855
San Francisco (formerly Yerba
Buena) in 1846-7. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2 ec. Sept. 25, 1912; J 1738488.
La Certo (I. A.), Wausau, Wis.
[20856-20859
Wausau ice and fuel co. 1, 2, 3, 4.
© July 6, 1912; 2 ¢ July Sipe
171321, 171322, 171328, 3iioa
LAFLIN (Guy), Wymore, Nebr.
[20860, 20861
Blue river near -‘Wymore, Nebr.,
glimpse. © July 20, 1912; 2 ¢. July
221912 > J, 17a
Sun fish pool near Wymore, Nebr.
© July 20, 1912; 2 c. July 22, 1912;
J 171412.
LamMB (Cyrit E.), Republic, Mich.
[20862, 20863
Looking for the intruder. © Aug.
10, 1912; 2c. Aug. 14, 1912; J 1721382.
Tub race, Republic, July 4, 1912. ©
Aug. 10, 1912; 2 c Aug. 34) 2olasoo
1721381.
378
i
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
20897
LAMESBERG (Morris), New York.
[20864
Though your sins may be as scarlet
they will be as white as snow. Isaiah,
oie ©) Aug: 21, 1912; 2'c. Aug.) 23,
1912; J 172469.
LANGROCK BROS. co., New York. [20865
New Haven week, Sept. 19-21, 1912.
m) Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1912;
K 46141.
Larce (W. S8.), Gunnison, Colo.
[20866
Gunnison, Colo., bird’s-eye view.
© June 13, 1912; 1 ce June 17, 1912;
me. July 2, 1912; J 170TA8.
LARSON (W. E.), Wichita, Kans.
[20867
Milking time. © July 15, 1912;
ee uly 5, 1912; J 171791:
Lasu (EH. R.) Athens, O. [20868
Athens, O. State hospital. © Sept.
27, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48284.
LatHrop (A. J.) co., Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. [20869-20871
Plans for a five room frame school
building. [7 sheets.] ©1c. May 13,
1912; I 1024.
Plans for a four room school build-
ma Cc) Ane. 12, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 21,
41912; I 1081.
Plans for boy’s squad houses or
homes for industrial schools. 10
sheets. © Feb. 24, 1912; 1 c. May 13,
1912; I 1023.
LEE BROTHERS, Minneapolis. [20872
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
ehurch. © July 15, 1912; 2 e«. July
15, 1912; K 45356.
LEESON (B. W.), Quatsino, B. C., Can-
ada. [20873-20879
[7 photographs] :
Am-at-sa, wild medicine man.—Bon-
hie Jean, Quatsino native—Cas-e-lus,
chief of the Quatsinos.—Indian wed-
ding.—Old time princess.—Oldest and
youngest.—_Quatsino grandma. ©
Aug. 22, 1912: 2 ce. each Sept. 3, 1912;
J 172661-172667.
LEET (Feank F.), Jamestown, N. Y.
[20880
Jamestown, N. Y., bird’s-eye view of
the city. © May 1, 1912; 2c. Aug. 3,
1912; J 171900.
LEFFERTS (CHARLES M.), Plandome,
ae [20881
[Catheart’s (Lord) salute.] His-
torical pageant, Philadelphia, Oct. 7-
a 1912. © July 8; 1912: 2c. July 12,
1912; K 44344.
LEHMAN (J.) & co., New York.
[20882, 208838
[Theatrical bill poster]:
Knock-out in Wolgast-Rivers fight.—
Principals of Wolgast-Rivers fight in
group. © Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c each
Aug. 21, 1912; K 46076, 46077.
LESTER (SUSIE KEEHN), Indian River.
Mich. [20884
Above all prize is mother. © Aug.
14, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45975.
LEUSCH (GEORGE), Michigan City, Ind.
[20885
Michigan (Lake) in winter, R
29086. © Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 21.
1912; K 47550.
Levy (MILDRED GtLoritA), San Fran-
cisco. [20886
Here’s the key to our city. © Sept.
14, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 238, 1912; K 47827.
Lewis (Lou), Cosmopolis, Wash.
[20887-20894
Fin back whale, 1, 2. © July 4,
11252 ve. Daly? 29, Its SF VAS,
171733.
Human face rock on the beach near
Moclips, Wash. © Aug. 31, 1912; 2
Sept. 5, 1912; J 173022.
Moclips, Wash., enjoying a day on
the beach.) ©) Aue. (8iy ASI2: 2 e@
Sept. 5, 1912; J 173025.
Main street. © Aug. 31, 1912;
2 Gr Sepia Ol? oop 173024.
scenes on the beach. © Aug. 31,
T90s 2ie Sent. 5, 1912: J LT38028:
Tiger specials, excursion trains in
the yards at Moclips, Wash. © Aug.
ot Ota 2: Sept.ib, 19123 J LT3026.
Tunnel Point Elizabeth arch at low
tide on the beach near Moclips, Wash.
© Ager al 1912*)2 c. Sept (5, 1912: J
173021.
Lewis (MABEL K.) Earleton, Kan.
[20895
Every minute a sucker is born. ©
June 29, 1912; 2 ¢. July 5, 1912; K
44028.
Lewis (R. C.), St. Louis.
[20896, 20897
for President.
July bd, 1912
Taft (William H.)
©) Wuly. 15;.1912:) 2 °c.
K 44964.
Wilson (Woodrow)
Ody 15/1942 5° 2s e.
K 44965.
for President.
July 15, 1912;
379
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20898
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 7
—
Lippy (FRANK) Duluth, Minn. [20898
Night scene, Duluth boat club water
earnival. © Aug. 238, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
12, 1912 3°) ASL.
LIBBY (GEORGE) JR., Spokane.
[20899, 20900
Bubble (The) © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 12, 1912; J 173178.
On the jump. © July 31, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 26, 1912; J 173610.
LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Chicago. [20901, 20902
Type of electrical main engine used
on Lidgerwood Crawford drag line ex-
cavators. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Aug.
28, 1912; K 46888.
Type of electrical rope swinging en-
gine used on Lidgerwood Crawford
drag line excavators. © Aug. 10,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46339.
LINDSLEY (lL. D.) Lakeside, Wash.
[20903-20907
Wapatoe Indians on the way to the
races. © July 18, 1912; 2c. Aug. 23,
1912; J 173199.
[4 photographs]:
Wapatoe Indian baby.—Wapatoe In-
dian baby, contentment.—Wapatoe In-
dian belle-—Wapatoe Indian mother
and child. © July 18, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Aug. 23, 1912; J 172470-172473.
LITCHMAN B.) Marblehead,
Mass. [20908-20916
[Views from Abbot hall tower]:
Across the harbor.—Atlantic ave.—
Causeway.—Methodist church.—North-
east.—Point neck, 1-3.—West. ©
Sept. 3, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1912;
J 1738209-173217.
(FRED
Littig (W. T.) AND COMPANY, New
York. [20917
Colgate university. © June 1, 1912;
2c. July 1, 1912; K 48889.
LITTLE (Mrs. E. L.) Memphis, Tenn.
[20918
Little (Mrs. EH. L.) © July 22, 1912;
2c. July 24, 1912; K 45024.
LITTLETON (W. H.) Muncie, Ind.
[20919
Ensemble club. © Sept. 14. 1912;
2 ec. Sept. 21, 1912; J 1738422,
LIVERMORE AND KNIGHT COMPANY.
Providence, R. I. [20920-20925
Amsterdam Bank of the Nether-
lands. [Calendar for July—Sept.,
1912.] © July 20, 1912; 2¢. July 31,
1912; K 45282.
LIVERMORE AND KNIGHT COMPANY—
Continued.
Imperial bank of Russia. [Calendar
for Aug.—Oct., 1912.] © Aug. 20, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46885.
Rome. Bank of Italy. © June 19,
1912; 2 e. July 38,1912: K-43989)
Washington. Department of Agri-
culture. © June 28, 1912; 2 «@ July
5, 1912; K 43988.
Library of Congress. [Calen-
dar for Aug—Sept., 1912.] © Aug. 28,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46836.
-—— United States pension bureau.
[Calendar for July—Sept., 1912.] ©
July 26, 1912; 2 « July saa
45288.
LOEHR (FREDERICK) JR., St. Louis.
[20926
Loehr’s. [Chef carrying a lobster
cn a platter.] © July 10 19123272
Aug. 17, 1912; K 46415.
Lortus (W. A.), Des Moines. [20927
T. R. bandanna. [Colored bandanna
with Roosevelt heads and initials scat-
tered on it.] © July 11, aoe
July 16, 1912; K 44590.
LOGAN (KATHERINE R.), Cherokee,
Iowa. [20928
Injurious seating in rural schools.
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sikye dere
J 171407.
LotsE (JuLtus) Spokane. [20929
Relationship of polygons. © July
2, 1912; 1 « July 18) 192 ee
LOTUS PUBLISHING COMPANY, New
York. [20980-20946
Everybody’s doing it. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 20, 19125 aa
God bless you. © Aug. 10, 1912;
2c. Aug. 20, 1912; K 46072.
Question in geography. © July 10,
1912; 2c. July 23, 1912; K 44971.
[5 prints]:
Don’t worry about your troubles
now.—Everybody’s dooin’ it.—For the
love of Mike—If but this ring hold
you, my bride—What is a Mason?
© July 20, 1912; 2c. each duly e2s,
1912: K 44966, 44967, 44969, 44972,
44980.
[9 prints]:
Ain’t you glad to see me back.—Am
leaving here as fast as I can.—Cheer
up. Things we worry about the most.—
I’m sleeping 18 hours a day.—[Now I
lay me down to sleep.]—Now you two
children run away.—Tea kettle sings
when its full of water.—This batchelor
380
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
LoTUS PUBLISHING COMPANY—Contd.
[9 prints]—Continued.
life is not all honey, believe me.—
This place suits me fine. © July 15,
1912; 2¢. each July 23, 1912; K 44968,
44970, 44978-44979.
LoverN (Mrs. H. C.), Wichita, Kan.
[20947
Lovern (LeRoy Mack). © 1. July
2 1912%. J 171659.
Low (J. B.), New York. [20948
Sam (Uncle) Wood-row Wilson.
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1912;
K 48310.
Lowry (M. A.), Montrio, Cal.
[20949
Russian River at Monte Rio. ©
piv 2912: 2 ¢. Aus. 27, 191255
R72550.
LUNDBERG (O. G.), Chicago. [20950
Sunrise on the Illinois River. ©
Bem ote: 2 ‘e: July 10, 19122" J
170907.
Lyon (Ftoyp R.), Barryton, Mich.
[20951-20956
Barryton grain co.’s fire, Barryton.
Mich. A. B. © July 17, 1912; 2 c. each
July 22, 1912; J 171440, 171441.
Celebration, Barryton, Mich., Aug. 8,
rote 1-4 ©) Aug. 10, 1912 - 2'e. each
Aug. 12, 1912; J 172078-172081.
Lyon (Mac), Chicago. [20957
Don’t forget. © Sept. 7, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 2, 1912; J 173752.
McCLEARIE (WILLIAM),
Cal.
Dillon’s beach:
Dilion’s beach, 4, 10.—Arch, 9.—On
the rocks, 6. © June 26, 1912; 2. -¢.
each July 1, 1912; J 170720-170723.
McCiune (J. W.) Alderson, W. Va.
[20962
Greenbrier (Camp) Alderson, W. Va.
sem. 1, 1912-2 c. Aug. 27, 1912%
es Westone S
McCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE, New
York [20963-20967
Sambo [1912]:
(©) July 7; 1 ¢. Aug. 5; KK 45461;
© July 14; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45465.
© July 28; 1 ec Aug. 5; K 45455.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47934.
© Sept. 1; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47931.
Santa Rosa,
[20958-20961
21160
MCCLURE SYNDICATE, New York.
[20968-20976
Sambo [1912]:
© June 23; 1c. July 8; K 44225.
© June 30; 1c. Aug. 1; K 45320.
OUFm@y 2171, & Augi5; K45463.
You gotta quit kickin’ my dawgs
around [1912]:
© July 8; 1 « June 16; K 44228.
You’ve gotta stop kickin us dogs
around. [1912]:
© June 23; 1c. July 8; K 44226.
© June 30; 1c. Aug. 1; K 45321.
© July 7; 1 ec Aug. 5; K 45462.
© July 14; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45466.
© July 28; 1 c. Aug. 5; K 45456.
McCrivures, New York. [20977-20979
Dackels (The) © Sept. 1, 1912; 1
ce. Sept. 24, 1912; K 47982.
Sembo [1912]:
© June 16; 1c. July 8; K 44227.
You've gotta stop kickin us dogs
around [1912]:
© Aug. 25; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47933.
McCormick (J. A.) Friday Harbor,
Wash. [20980-20987
[8 photographers]:
Baker (Mt.) as seen from Mt. Con-
stitution, 1230.—Baker (Mt.) as seen
from the marine station, 1231.—First
faint glow of dawn from Mt. Consti-
tution, 1227.—Friday Harbor, Wash.,
east from King Hill, 1232.—Friday
Harbor, Wash., sightseeing, King Hill,
1233.—Old blockhouse, English camp,
1284.—Spreading glow of dawn from
Mt. Constitution, 1228.—Sunrise as
seen from Mt. Constitution, 1229. ©
ditly26)) £9I2:-'2.e. each Aug. 5, 1912*
J 171918171925.
McCurpy & NORWELL co., Rochester,
ha ea ge [20988-20991
[4 photographs]:
Agreeable. — Enticing. — Lace aud
feathers.—Still waiting. © Sept. 18,
TOs (2. e.eneh: Sept. 23, 1912 oF
173427-173480.
McCutcHEON (JoHN T.), Chicago.
[20993-21160
All about the weather. © Aug. 2,
1912; 1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45614.
All the campaign managers will view
the Vermont result with outward opti-
mism. © Sept. 4, 1912; 1 ec. Sept.
11, 1912; K 47041.
Americans going abroad. © July
20, 1912; 1 e«. July 27, 1912; K 45152.
Anticipation. © Sept. 11, 1912; |
e, Sept. 21. 1912; K 47564.
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21160
McCurcHEon (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Baleful influence of grouchy people.
© Aug. 10, 1912; 1 c Aug. 19, 1912;
K 46005.
Barometer of public opinion. ©
Aug. 28, 1912; 1 « Sept. 8, 1912; K
46697.
Bennett (Gordon) cup race tomor-
row. © Sept. 8, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1912; K 47048.
Boy in fall-time. © Sept. 16, 1912;
1c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47568.
Bribe disguised as a lawyer’s fee.
© Aug. 26, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 3, 1912;
K 46693.
Bringing the children back to school.
© Aug 29, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 3, 1912; K
46698.
3ull moose as described in the nat-
ural histories. © Aug. 4, 1912; 1c.
Aug. 7, 1912; K 45566.
Campaign contributions. © Sept.
24,1912; 1c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48068.
Can he get it. © Aug. 30, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 11, 1912; K 47087.
Candidates. © Sept. 20, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 27, 1912; K 48065.
Challenge. © Aug. 9, 1912; 1c. Aug.
19, 1912; K 46009.
Chief mourner. © July 14,1912; 1c.
July 17, 1912; K 44709.
City council and impure milk. ©
July 24, 1912%> te. Aug. 22. 1912: IK
45334.
Colonel’s speaking trip. © Aug. 15,
1912; 1 ec. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46014.
Commission de lunacy. © June 21,
1912: We) duly 2, 19123 43924.
Congress adjourns today. © Aug.
24, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46691.
Conscience of the alderman. © Aug.
14, 1912; 1 ¢ Aug. 19, 1912; K 46013.
Conserving his natural resources. ©
Sept. 2,:1912; 1. @ Sept, 16, 1912; K
47209.
Considering the great number it will
be surprising if they are all in tune
and have no discords. © Aug. 3, 1912;
1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45615.
Controlled newspaper and the news
doctor. © Sept. 12, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
16, 1912; K 47224.
Courage that oozed, and oozed, and
oozed. © Aug. 23, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 3,
1912; K 46690.
Democratic and the Republican con-
ventions. © July 3, 1912; 1 ¢ July
8, 1912; K 44686.
pt. Vase
McCutcHEon (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Democratic congressmen. © July
26, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 2, 1912; K 45836.
Diary of a fly. © June 26, 1912;
1 e. July 1, 1912; K 438927.
Did you ever notice. © Aug. 9,
1912; 1 ec Aug. 19, 1912; K 46004.
Dissolving columns. © July 16,
1912; 1 ec. July 19, 1912; K 45146.
Dont’s for aviators. © Sept. 13, ©
1912; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47570.
Envy. © Aug. 13, 1912; 1¢. Aug. 19,
1912; K 46006. |
Eternal darkness. © July 1, 1912;
1e. July 8, 1912; K 44685.
Extract from the novel of the future.
© Aug. 20, 1912; 1 ce Aug. 28, 1912;
K 46349.
Fall aviation meet for cold air-
oplanes. © Sept. 18, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
21, 1912; K 47566.
Farmer of fiction and reality. ©
July 20, 1912; 1 ce. July 27, 1912; K
451538.
Fourth of July. © July 4, 1912;
1c. July 18, 1912; K 44696.
French duel. © Sept. 20, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 27, 1912; K 48062.
Friday, the thirteenth. © Sept. 18,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47567.
Friend in adversity is worth ten in
prosperity. © Sept. 7, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
16, 1912; K 47215.
Getting a candidate for governor of
Chio on the Taft ticket. © Aug. 1,
1912; 1 ec Aug. 8, 1912> Ko 4aGgee:
Getting used to country noises. ©
July 6,.1912; 1 ¢e@. July dae
44698.
Girl in the summer-time. © July
29, 1912; 1 e. Aug. 2, 1912; K 45345.
Gosh, ain’t it nice. © Sept. 19,
1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48061.
Great presidential obstacle race. ©
Sept. 1, 1912; 1. ¢. Sept. 5, 2913s
46819.
Great three-ring political circus. ©
July 14, 1912; 1-¢c. duly ie tee
44713.
Hands across the continent. ©
Aug. 8, 1912; 1 « Aus iS) 73
46008.
Haunted house. © July 13, 1912;
1 ec. July 19, 1912; K 45141.
Have you ever noticed. © Aug. 8,
1912; 1 ec Aug. 8, 1912; K 45610.
Having one’s wedding ceremony per-
formed in an aeroplane. © Aug. 17,
1912; 1 e. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46347.
382
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
ne. 3, 1912
McCutTcHEon (JoHN T.)—Continued.
He, trying to cheer up. This rain
will be fine for the crops. © June 26,
1912; 1 ce. July 8, 1912; K 44682.
©
Her funeral is occurring daily.
mune 21, 1912; 1'¢ July 8, 191253) K
44688.
iis*deom. © July, 9, 1912; 1 ¢.
July 19, 1912; K 45188.
His first car. © June 29, 1912; 1c.
July 8, 1912; K 44684.
©
House divided against itself.
myo. 4912; 1 ce July 13, 19123) K
44704.
How it feels to go up in an aero-
plane. © July 22, 1912; 1 ¢. July 27,
1912; K 45154.
How the election returns look to
the man who is trying to get an office
the people don’t want him to have.
© Sept. 5, 1912; 1 ec Sept. 16, 1912;
K 47218.
If Paris celebrated July 14th as we
celebrate the 4th. © July 14, 1912;
1c. July 27, 1912; K 45150.
If the new party can wipe out the
old sectional feeling. © July 9, 1912;
1e. July 18, 1912; K 44706.
If the Senate pays Mr. Lorimer’s
bill. © Aug. 10, 1912; 1 c Aug. 19,
1912; K 46010.
Important news. © July 3, 1912;
1e. July 18, 1912; K 44694.
©
In the national golf tournament.
Sept. 7, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K
47220.
In these airship days. © July 11,
1912; 1 ce. July 19, 1912; K 45140.
Incident to our well known Inde-
pendence day. © July 4, 1912; 1.«
July 8, 1912; K 44687.
Inspiring ceremony. © June 24,
1912; ic. July 5, 1912; K 44674.
. It has been proposed that children
be taught to salute policemen.
Sept. 20, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1912; K
48063.
Jolly American tourists approaching
the New York custom house. © Sept.
dQ, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 16).1912; K 47217:
Just before election. © Sept. 18,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47573.
Keynote. © Aug. 6, 1912; 1c Aug.
8, 1912; K 45617.
Labor day. © Sept. 2, 1912; 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1912; K 470389.
Little tragedies that brighten up our
daily life. © Aug. 15, 1912; 1c. Aug.
28, 1912; K 46345.
211606
McCurcHEon (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Long distance flyer. © July 8, 1912;
1e. July 19, 1912; K 451387.
Man who has the money to buy au-
tomobiles these days. © Sept. 9, 1912;
1c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47216.
Man who tried to escape talking
politics. © July 7, 1912; 1¢. July 11,
1912; K 44692.
Man who votes for Wilson will be
asked to forget and forgive. © July
31, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45612. |
Melancholy lay of the schoolboy. ©
Aug. 29, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 16, 1912; K
47208.
Mr. American reactionary tries to
change the opinion of Eurcpe. © July
2A Oe vel uly 24 1912 K 45147.
Momentary diversion. © July 20,
191232 ee. July 27; 1912° K 45158.
Monday morning. © July 15, 1912;
1c. July 19, 1912; K 45145.
Moving picture. © Aug. 26, 1912;
1c. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46695.
Musky that got away. © Aug. 8,
1912; 1 ¢. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46003.
National political cup race. © Sept.
9, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47221.
National progressive party. © Aug.
5, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45616.
New giant of American industry.
© Sept. 15, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 19, 1912;
K 47493.
Now is the time. © Sept. 21, 1912;
1 e@. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48064,
O say can you see by the dawn’s
early light the race for the latest ac-
count of the sane Fourth. © July 5,
1912; 1 ¢.- July) 18, 1912; K 44697.
O, Uptopia. © July 29, 1912; 1 «.
Aug. 8, 1912; K 45611.
Old familiar faces,
spelling, geography, grammar, etc.
Aug. 26, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 8, 1912;
46692.
Old parties versus the new party.
© Sept. 21, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1912;
K 48066.
Optimistic Mr. Hilles, the world’s
greatest optimist. © Sept. 25, 1912;
1c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48069.
Penrose (Senator) and Nemesis
Hearst. © Aug. 27, 1912; 1 c Sept.
8, 1912; K 46696.
——‘“‘ That? Why that was only a
campaign contribution.” © Aug. 22,
1912; 1 ce Aug. 28, 1912; K 46354.
Picking the nominee. © June 28,
1912; 1 e. July 5, 1912; K 44677.
mathematics,
©
K
383
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21160
pt. IV, Se ved
McCutTcHEon (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Pioneers. © July 30, 1912; 1c.
Aug. 8, 1912; K 45607.
Poetic moose is working on cam-
paign songs. © Aug. 21, 1912; 1e.
Aug. 28, 1912; K 46358.
Political meeting. © Sept. 11, 1912;
1c. Sept. 21, 1912; K 47565.
Poor country boy of today. © Sept.
4, 1912; 1c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47212.
Popular college song. © Sept. 19,
1612 Se. SOD tals 1912; K 47574.
President improves his game of golf.
(6) Aue. 17%, 1912* 1 ee, Aus, 28; 1912
K 46350.
President is writing his speech of
acceptance. © July 18, 1912; 1 ec.
July 27, 1912; K 45156.
Private banks of Illinois are sub-
ject to no supervision. © July 23,
JOU Tie. sly 27, 1912 = Ke aot 59:
Proposed solution of a _ disputed
problem. © July 30, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
2, 1912; K 45388.
Proving that black is white is very
difficult. © July 8, 1912; 1 ec July
13, 1912; K 44705.
Rain in the corn belt. © July 23,
1912; 1 c« Aug. 2, 1912; K 45341.
Reactionaries are in control at Bal-
timore. © June 26, 1912; 1 ¢ July
5, 1912; K 44676.
Reading habit. © July 26, 1912;
1-e. Aug. 2, 1912; K 453848.
Recall of the straw hat. © Aug. 31,
1912; 1 ce. Sept. 11, 1912; K 470386.
Rival houses. © Aug. 19, 1912;
1c. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46351.
Rival topics of the day. © Aug.
16, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46015.
Roosevelt (Mr.) is resting today.
©: Aug, 25) (1912. te, \Aug..29, 1912.
K. 46402.
Saturday half holidays in the sum-
mer for shop girls. © Aug. 31, 1912;
1 ce. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47088.
School opens today. © Sept. 3,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47040.
Scientific solution of the straw hat
recall. © Sept. 4, 1912; 1 «. Sept. 16,
1912; K 47211.
Seeing Europe from two points of
view. © July 27, 1912; 1. ¢ Aug. 2,
1912; K 45844.
Senate passes a parcels post bill. ©
Aug. 138; 1912; 1 ee, Aug. 19,, 1912°) K
46012.
McCurcHEon (Joun T.)—Continued.
Senator seems to be overiooking the
chief conspirator. © July 13, 1912;
1 ec July 19, 1912; K 45144.
Sentiment during office hours. ©
Sept. 17, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1912; K
47569.
Sirens of the sky. © Sept. 6, 1912;
1 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47214.
Speaking of strenuous candidates.
© July 25, 1912: 1 @ Aue 2 ioe
45335.
Spirit of ’56. © Aug. 7, 191230
Aug. 8, 1912; K 45618.
Standpatter and the straw hat. ©
Sept. 6, 1912; 1 © Sept, 16) 191g se
47219.
Straddler. © July 12, 1912; 1 «@.
July 19, 1912; K 45142.
Strange logic. © July 11. 1912; 1c.
July 18, 1912; K 44708.
Subduing influence of getting away
from mother. © Sept. 4, 1912; 1¢.
Sept. 16, 1912; K 47213.
Taft (Mr.) will be notified of his
nomination this week. © July 28,
1912; 1c. July 31, 1912; K 45288.
Taking a long time to decide which
way to jump. © June 30, 1912; 1 «
July 3, 1912; K 44671.
Technicalities. © July 26, 1912; 1¢.
Aug. 2, 1912; K 45342.
Thank goodness she’s gone. © Aug.
1, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45608.
That painful moment when your
presidential favorite gets only one vote
out of nine. © July 17, 1912; ie
duly 27, 1912: K 45a
That Penrose campaign contribution.
© Aug. 24, 1912; 1 ce. Sept. 8, 1912;
K 46694.
Those who remained in the city dur-
ing vacation season. © Aug. 22, 1912;
1c. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46689.
Thrashin’ time. © Aug. 14, 1912;
1c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46007.
Three jolly Democratic editors sup-
porting Wilson. © July 5, 1912; 1¢.
July 8, 1912; K 44688.
Time, the place, and the girl. ©
June 25, 1912; 1 c«. July 5, 1912; K
44675.
To strike or not to strike. © Aug.
238, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46355.
Tragedy of a trophy. © Aug. 11,
1912; 1 e. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45835.
Trip to Europe. © Aug. 2, 1912;
1c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45609.
384
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
21186
McCutTcHEon (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Trust press. © July 12, 1912; 1 ¢.
July 19, 1912; K 45143.
Trying to work during aviation
week. © Sept. 17, 1912; 1c. Sept. 21,
1912; K 47572.
Unofficial review of conditions in
Baltimore. © July 7, 1912; 1c July
5, 1912; K 44678.
Vacation dreams. © July 19, 1912;
le. July 27, 1912; K 45157.
Vacation luck. © July 22, 1912;1¢c.
Aug. 2, 1912; K 45333.
Vedrines (Monsieur) may here be
seen. © Sept. 10, 1912; 1 c Sept. 16,
Pot? = KK’ 47222.
Voter and the boss. © Sept. 11,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47223.
Weather man’s idea. © Aug. 12,
1912: 1 c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46011.
What happened to the city feller
that went out in the corn belt.
muge. 19,1912; 1 ¢« Aug. 28, 1912;.K
46348.
What platform pledges mean to the
old parties as now constituted. ©
foe tole: t ec. Aug. 2, 19125 K
45337.
When dad was a boy [1912]:
© June 22; 1¢. July 1; K 43925.
© July 10; 1 ce. July 19; K 45139.
© duly 17; 1. ¢., July 27; K 45151.
© July 23; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45340.
© Aug. 7; 1 e. Aug. 19; K 46002.
© Aug. 16; 1 ce. Aug. 28; K 46346.
© Aug. 21; 1c. Sept. 83; K 46688.
© Aug. 28; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47084.
© Sept. 3; 1 ce. Sept. 16; K 47210.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 48060.
When William Randolph reads. ©
Sept. 10, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 21, 1912; K
47563.
Whistling to keep his courage up.
© Aug. 18, 1912; 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1912;
K 46081.
Who said the corn crop is a failure.
© Aug. 4, 1912; 1 c Aug. 7, 1912; K
45567.
Whose hand. © July 10, 1912; 1c.
July 138, 1912; K 44707.
Wife of the aviator. © Sept. 23,
1912; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48067.
Will they fortify the Panama canal
from aeroplane attacks. © Aug. 30,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47035.
Wish he wouldn’t look at us that
way. © June 19, 1912; 1 ec. July 1,
1912; K 43923.
McCurTtcHreon (JouHwn T.)—Continued.
Wabbley (Mr.) of Wabbleyhurst.
© Aug. 20, 1912; 1 ¢«. Aug. 28, 1912;
K 46852.
——2. © Sept. 16, 1912; 1 c Sept.
21, 1912; K 47571.
Young man who is to cast his first
vote should carefully study. © Sept.
22, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1912; K 47989.
Your summer vacation. © June 23,
1912; 1 e¢. July 1, 1912; K 48926.
Ft. Recovery, O.
[21161-21171
McDANieEL (HArRRy)
Ht. Recovery, O.:
Kast from monument, 1.—Hlevator
and depot from monument, 4.—North
from monument, 3.—Northeast from
monument, 2.—Northwest from monu-
ment, 5.—Public schools from monu-
ment, 10.—South from monument, 9.—
Southwest from monument, 7, 8.—West
from monument, 6. © Sept. 9, 1912;
2 e. each Sept. 11, 1912; J 178135—
173144.
Monument erected at Fort Recovery,
Ohio. © July 29, 1912; 2 c. July 20,
1912; J 171762.
McGaucHEY (L. R.), Lamar, Nebr.
[21172
Lucky thirteen coyotes. © July 24,
1912s 2 eo Duly ZF, 19123". F 1TLTO2.
Mackay (WILLIAM J.), San Fran-
cisco. [21173
Judge (The) © June 18, 1912; 2c.
July 28, 1912; J 171443.
McKELVEY cCoMPANY, New York.
[21174
Selling force back of your product.
Noy 201)) © Aug. .31,. 1912; 2 c. Sept:
12, 1912; K 47303.
McKissen (C. S.), Desmet, S. D.
: [21175
Iroquois, S. D., bird’s-eye view of. ©
Angi20) 1912,>2.°e.. Aug. Sl, 1912575
172644.
McKINNEY (EH. E.), Osceola, Mo.
[21176-21186
[11 photographs]:
Monegaw Spring.—Monegaw Spring,
boat landing.—Monegaw Spring look-
ing east off swinging bridge—Monegaw
Spring looking south. — Monegaw,
Osage river. — Monegaw Springs,
swinging bridge.— Monegaw Springs
(Younger’s bluff).—Monegaw Springs
(Younger’s cave).—Monegaw Springs
(Younger’s lookout).—Osage river be-
low Sac river.—Trail of Younger’s
eave. 2. © Aug. 21, 1912; 2 c. each
Aug. 23, 1912; J 172426-172436.
385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21187
pt. 1¥j-te Se Wen
McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS, Brooklyn.
[21187, 21188
Faithful and kind, 1922. © Aug.
12, 1912; 2 @ Aug. 14, 1912; K 45832.
Fisherman’s children, 1924. © Aug.
12, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45838.
McManus (F. J.), New York. [21189
Royner (Cadet) intercollegiate
fencing champion. © June 15, 1912;
Ses tly Zo, 1912 2 -) Tt s2k
McManus (JOHN B.), Seattle.
[21190-21214
Seattle, corner of Second ave. and
Cherry st., July, 1889. © -Fuly* 5,
1912; 2c July 11, 1912; J 170965.
—— —— cor. of Third and James,
BS; © -Tuly 45; 1912; 2c. uly 20;
1912; J 171408.
a eor. of Third and Jeffer-
son sts. © July 12, 1912; 2c. July 17,
191272. J lites.
cor. Second ave. and
Madison st., July, 1889. © July 5,
1912; 2 ec. July 11, 1912; J 170964.
Dexter, Horton and co.’s
bank, First ave., south, 12. © July
2501912526. July 20, 19125°5 1713599.
——— —— down Yesler way, 21. ©
aly 15) 10021 2.e: Sully: 20, 19 Laid
171402.
—— -—— First ave from Columbia,
1. © July 15, 1912; 2c. July 20, 1912;
J 171388.
—— First ave., from Second
and Columbia, 10. © July 15, 1912;
2,€, July 20, 1912 oF, 1713897.
—— —— First ave., south from
Yesler, 81. © July 15, 1912; 2c. July
20, 1912; J 1713895.
—— —— looking up Yesler way, 5.
© July 15, 1912; 2.¢ July 20, 1912; J
1713892.
— —— looking west from Second
and Columbia, 11. © July 15, 1912;
2c. July 20, 1912; J 171398.
north from Cherry on
Second ave. © July 12, 1912; 2 «.
July 7, 1912; J 171811.
north on First ave.. from
Yester way, 6. © July 15. 1912; 2.
July 20, 1912; J 171393.
—— —— northeast from Jackson
BE ite (OW OLY ILO ares 2 emg 20.
1912; J 171394.
—— —— Occidental hotel, 2. ©
July 15, 1912; 2:-¢e. July :20, 1912; J
171389.
McManus (JoHN B.)—Continued.
Puget Sound national
bank, 3. © July 15, 1912; 2c. July 20,
1912) J AVESIO:
—— Second ave. and Marion st.
© July 12, 1912; 2 ¢ July Wa Totes
J (171310:
Second ave. north of Spring
st. © July 12, 1912: 2.¢ July ee toe
J 171314.
—southwest from Second
and Columbia, 9. © July 15, 1912;
2¢ July 20, 1912: 9 17i39G:
southwest from Second
and James. © July 12, 1912; 2c. July
17, 1912 Ca Lhe
—— —— up Yesler way, 4. © July
15, 1912; 2 ec. July 20) 1912 ae
wharves at foot of Main
street, 14. © July 15, 1912; 2 ¢. July
20, 1912; J 171401.
Yesler-Leary block showing
First national bank, 13. © July 15,
1912; 2 e. July 20, 1912; J 171400.
start of Seattle fire, June 6,
1889, cor. First and Madison. © Aug.
19, 1912; 2 e Aug. 13) W9I25 0 AitZeen.
looking up Cherry street from
First, July 1889. © Aug. 138, 1912;
2 ce. Aug. 19, 1912; J 172355:
MASSIGKEITS-VERLAG, Berlin. [21215
Zahitag. © -.June 28, 1912° 2 @
Sept. 26, 1912; K 48051.
MANZ ENGRAVING COMPANY, Chicago.
[21216
Mother’s little sunshine. © June 28,
1912; 2 ¢. July 22, 1912; K 44901.
MAPLESTONE (HH. E.), Hammond, Ind.
[21217-21220
© 1e July 1,
Cochran (J. E.)
1912; J 1707380.
Greiner (Karl) M. D. ©1e. Sept.
238, 1912; J 173447.
Howatt (W. F.) M.D. ©1e. Sept.
28, 1912; J 173448.
Smalley (John)
1912; J 173449.
MARCEAU (THEODORE C.), New York.
[21221-21251
Astor (William Vincent) 1-5.
July 10, 1912; 2 c. each July 12, 1912;
J 171021-171025.
Buckner (Emory C.) 1. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2c. Aug. 15, 1912; J 172206.
Dick (Miss Julia) 1, 2. © July 19,
1912; 2c. July 22, 1912; J 171438.
Gray (Mrs. Albert Z.) 1. © July 16,
1912; 2 c. July 17, 1912; J 171286.
© 1c. Sept. 23,
386
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
21275
Marceau (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
=—_ and baby. © Aug. 19, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 20, 1912; J 172370.
Holmes (Mrs. Artemus) 1. © Sept.
1, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1912; J 172678.
awe () Sept. 13, 1912: 2c. Sept.
16, 1912; J 173319.
—— bridesmaids, 1. © Sept. 1,
fare Zoe. Sept. 3, 1912; J 12677.
Jones (Mrs. Clara H.) 1. © June
Bs, 1912: 2 c. June 29, 1912; J 170688.
Marshall (Gov.) 1-4. © July 38,
1912; 2c. each July 5, 1912; J 170821-—
170824.
Pratt (Mrs. Dallas B.) 1, 2. © Aug.
doi. 2 ¢: each Aug. 19, 1912; J
172358, 172359.
Sulzer (Hon. William) 1-4. © Oct.
3, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 4, 1912; J
173797-178800.
Waystoff (irs. Samuel) 1, 2. ©
Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1912;
J 172368, 1723869.
Wilson (Miss Margaret Woodrow) 1.
© Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1912;
J 17 2357T.
wee KC) Aue, 21,.1912- 2 '¢, each
Aug. 23, 1912; J 172474, 172475.
— 46 © Aug. 26, 1912; 2 c each
Aug. 27, 1912; J 172568172570.
MarTIN (Harry M.), Shelbyville, Il.
[21252, 212538
Lest we forget. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 47835.
Prevailing prices 1893-97. Present
prices. © Sept. 12, 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
21, 1912; K 47952.
MarTIN (SAMUEL D.), Cincinnati.
[21254-21258
[5 prints]:
According to my occulist’s advice.—
Crossing o’er the street.—Ma-riar, Ma-
riar, my heart’s afire—My dear, Ill
not ve home till late—Since prohibi-
tion came this way. © Sept. 28, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 30, 1912; K 48305-
48309.
MarTIN (THOMAS), Hartford, Conn.
[21259
Big Connecticut fair premium list
1912. © July 26, 1912; 2c. July 29,
1912; K 45780.
Martine (Roya L.), Portsmouth, O.
[21260
Portsmouth, O., 1912. © July 11,
ri: 2 ce Sept: 18, 1912; J 173376.
MASKO FILM co. See list of motion pic-
tures at end of this catalogue.
(©. » Hy, «Princeton, ; Th
[21261, 21262
Princeton, Ill., first baptist church,
A 2.0) “Aug, 5, 1912's). 2) e)| AueltG,
1912; J 1719389, 171940.
MASTERS
MatTTHews (Geko. L.), Cedarville, Cal.
[21268, 21264
Bucher’s orchard. © June 24, 1912;
2c. June 29, 1912; J 170672.
in bloom. © June 24, 1912;
2c. June 29, 1912; J 170671.
MaTTHEWS (WILLIAM), Newport, Ore.
[21265
Hotel Nicholai, photographed from
the ocean. © July 10, 1912; 2c. July
5, 1912; J 170909.
MATZENE Co., Chicago. [21266
Voliva (Wilbur Glenn) plate A. ©
Aug. 14, 1912; 2 e. Aug. 16, 1912; J
172298.
MAXIMUS BRETHREN, Rochester, N. Y.
[ 21267, 21268
Maidenhead. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1912;
J 172491.
Sweet Seven. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1912;
J 172490.
Mrap (L. M.), Cheyenne, Wyo.
[21269
Cheyenne, Wyo., capitol. © Aug.
19, 1912; 2 ¢. Aug. 22, 1912; J 1723891.
MEAD (SPENCER) COMPANY, Chicago.
[21270
[Fashion illustration of man with
ecane.] © Sept. 4, 1912; 2c. Aug. 81,
1912; K 46498.
MrEcca stupI0o, Indianapolis. [21271
Marshall (Gov. Thomas R.) ©
de tS ISI 2 es Aug. 1, T9912: oy
171855.
MEDDLETON (Mitton T.), Buffalo.
[21272
Every knock a boost. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48168.
Missner (H. P.), E. Las Vegas, N. M.
[21273-21275
From Las Vegas the scene of the
Flynn-Johnson fight, July 4, 1912:
Montezuma hotel, Hot Springs,
N. M.—Jim Flynn’s training camp.—
Native adobes, Las Vegas, N. M.—
Native ovens, Las Vegas, N. M. ©
June 27, 1912; 2 c. each July 1, 1912;
! J 170724—170726.
vol
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pt. T¥,.0e sn ae
MeE.irs (G.) Inc., New York.
[ 21276, 21277
Brachen (Mildred). © Oct. 1,
49125; 2 e; Oct: 2.9912" FASC
Melies stock company, on _ trip
around the world. © Sept. 28, 1912;
2°e. Oct,-2; 1912; J ViSTerZ.
MELLEN PHOTO CO., Chicago. [21278
Chicago, Ill., passenger terminal,
Chicago, and North Western R. R. ©
duly 15 AGI? e1.cex Silky, VOT ee.
July 24, 1912; J 171672.
METROPOLITAN PRESS SYNDICATE, New
York. [21279
Now watch Woodrow. © July 23,
1912; 2 ec Aug. 2, 1912; K 45860.
H.), Washington.
[21280
Kernel is inside. © Aug. 13, 1912;
2c. Aug. 16, 1912; K 45929.
METZEROTT (JOHN
MEXICAN REALTY COMPANY, Minneap-
olis. [21281
Ideal la victoria grape fruit. ©
July 12, 1912; 2 ¢. July 29, 1912; K
45130.
Meyers (Marvin), Chicago. [21282
[Sectional view of human eye.] ©
Aug. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 26, 1912; K
46307.
MICHAELS, STERN COMPANY,
Rochester, N. Y. [21288-21289
[Cuts for fashion plate ads.]:
[At Sheepshead. ] — [Cornell.] —
[Guard.] — [Harvard.]—[ Manhattan. ]
[Morning stroll.]|—[Skating scene.]
© June 1, 1912; 1 c each July 12,
1912; 1c. each July 17, 1912; K 44657-
44663.
MitterR (C. EpwarD) Willoughby, O.
[21290
Kirtland, O., temple, lower audito-
rium. © Sept. 16, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1912, 1 ec. Sept. 19, 1912; J 173384.
MILLER (CHARLES D.) Toledo. [21291
When the king yawns. © Aug. 30,
1912; 2 « Sept. 3, 1912; J 172655.
Minter (CLINTON H.), Clark, S. Dak.
[21292, 212938
Clark County, harvest scene, 1912.
© Augi-7, 1912" Bes Ante. wO O12 5. J
172024.
Jones’ brothers’ ranch. © Sept. 17,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1912; J 173386.
MiuLer (F. A.) Chicago. [21294
Pepin (Lake) view of. © Aug. 22,
1912; 2 Sept. 18, 1902; J 173388.
AND
MitierR (Freep) Kingsville, Tex.
[21295
Zapata. © Aug. 23, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept.
16,. 1912's) JXa7as28:
MILLER PHOTO co., Klamath Falls, Or.
[21296-21310
Crater Lake, Or., 1212. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912; J 173134.
national park, sand creek pin-
nacles, 214, 222, 224, 226. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2c. each Sept. 9, 1912; J 173090—
173093.
Deschutes River, 8, 23. © Sept. 10,
1912; 2 @ each Sept. 18) 1912750
173381, 1733882.
lava falls. © Sept. 10, 1912; 2
c. Sept. 18, 1912; J 173880.
Hwauna (Lake) Klamath Falls, Or.,
110. © July 1, 1912; 2 @ Sept. 9,
1912; J 1738083.
Idlerest, Spring creek, Klamath
County, Or., 172. © July 1, 1a ee
Sept. 9, 1912; J 173085.
Motor boating on Crater Lake, Or..
2138. © Aug. 15, 1912:.2 eG Seon
1912; J 173086.
Pelican Bay, Or., Harriman lodge,
178, 179. © July 1, 1912; 2 @ each
Sept. 9, 1912; J 173088, 173089.
Phantom ship, Crater Lake, Or., 231.
© Aug. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1912; J
173087.
Young pelicans on Bird Island, Kla-
math County, Or., 63. © July 1, 1912;
2 ec. Sept. 9, 1912; J 1738084.
Miner (W. H.) Chicago. [21311-21320
Kinetic diagram, Miner a—24 gear—
6-29-12. © Aug. 3, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 5,
1912; I 1070.
[Prayer of a horse.] To thee, my
master, I offer my prayer. © July 16,
1912; 2c. July 18, 1912; K 44821.
Resilient values of draft gears graph-
ically illustrated. June 8, 1912. ©
June 20, 1912; 1 « June 21, 1912; I
1041.
Aug. 8, 1912. © Aug. 18, 1912;
1e Aug. 15, 192; Piers:
Aug. 12,1912. © Aug. 24, 1912;
1 ec. Aug. 26, 1912; I 1088.
Aug. 16, 1912. 383. © Sept. 7,
1912; 1c. Sept. 3, 1912; I 1096.
Aug. 28, 1912. © Sept. 4, 1912;
1c. Sept. 5, 1912; I 1094.
Aug. 29, 1912. 35. © Sept. 10,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 11; 1912; I 1108;
388
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
21373
Miner (W. H.)—Continued.
Sept. 3, 1912. 386. © Sept. 10,
7912-1 c. Sept. 11, 1912; I 1102.
Sent. 5, 1912. 87... ©. Sept.)d)
7912-1 c. Sept. 11, 1912; I 1101.
Missovurr Paciric-IRoN MouNTAIN, St.
Louis. p21g20
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
menu. © May 138, 1912; 2c. July 18,
1912; I< 45358.
MitcHELL (JoHN J.) coMPANY, New
York. [ 21322-21325
American fashions. Fail and winter.
Aug., 1912-18. Figs. 475-517. © Aug.
41912: 2 c each Aug. 26, 1912; K
46309-46811.
American ladies’ tailor. © July 29,
1912; 2c. July 30, 1912; K 45272.
MopDERN ART NOVELTY Co., Chicago.
[21326-21334
Modern art prints 500-508. © Aug.
mao 2c, each Aug. 9; 1912; K
45666-45674.
MopERN PAPER BOX COMPANY, Brooklyn.
[ 2138385-213837
[Garland of holly and poinsettia. ]
Pune ds, 1912° 2c. July 2,1912;'K
43984.
[Spray of holly and poinsettia.] ©
pone 1s 912: 2 e, July 2, 1912;\ K
43985.
[Tiarra of holly and poinsettia.] ©
manewin, 1912) 2 e. July 2,..1912:)+K
43986.
MOoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago.
[21838-21343
McCormick (Medill) 1-6. © June
ee 192) 2c. each July 5; 191225
170841-170846.
MOFFETT STUDIO AND KAUFMANN
WEINER AND F'asry Co., Chicago.
[ 21844, 21345
National progressive convention. A,
B. © Aug. 6, 1912; 1 c each Aug. 10,
1912; 1c¢ each Aug. 24, 1912; J 172478,
172479.
Monro (H. R.), New York. [21346
[Their heart’s pride. Woman in bed
with baby. Husband at the curtains. ]
© Aug. 1, 1912; 2 c. July 19, 1912; K
44822.
Moon (Henry), Kansas City, Mo.
[ 21347, 21348
Kansas City school of law 1912. ©
folwes, 1912°-2-e. July; 11; 1912) J
170972. ;
William Jewell college, faculty and
senior class 1912. © June 26, 1912;
2e. July 1, 1912; J 170714.
Moon (W. L.), Tacoma. [21349
Little hot heir. © Sept. 18, 1912;
2 ¢. Sept. 4, 1912; K 47328.
Moore (BEeNnson B.), Washington.
[21350-21355
[6 photographs]:
Blue jay.—Cardinal.—Olympic elk.—
Reconnoitering.—Royal head, lion’s
head.—Sparrow hawks. © Aug. 19,
112s 2 el each Awe S245 TOL2s us
172374172379.
Moore (HENRY), Kansas City, Mo.
[21856, 21357
Kansas City general hospital staff,
1911-1912. © July 16, 1912; 2c. July
18, 1912; J 1713851.
high school, 1912. © July 831,
1912; 2 @ Aug. 5, 1912; J 171905.
Moore & STONE, Winnemucca, Nev.
[ 21858, 21859
Our next president. © June 5,
1912; 2c. June 22, 1912; J 171815.
Young coyote. © June 5, 1912; 2c.
June 22, 1912; J 171816.
MoorHovuseE (H. H.), Portland, Ore.
[21360-21366
[7 photographs] :
Mt. Hood from an old barn, 323.—
Reflection, 3853.—Santa Cruz Cliffs,
344.—Santa Cruz Cliffs, 345.—Santa
Cruz Cliffs and Gulls, 346.—Santa
Cruz Cliffs and Natural Bridge, 347.—
Skookum heights, 318. © Feb. 1, 1912;
2 ¢. each June 17, 1912; J 170681-
170687.
MooRHOUSE (LEE), Pendleton, Oregon.
[21367
Umatilla twins. © Aug. 15, 1912;
2'¢. Aug. 19; 1912; J 172828.
Morris (CARRIE), Virginia Beach, Va.
[21368
Political game. © Sept. 20, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 27, 1912; J 1738684.
Morris (R.), Wellesley, Mass.
[213869
Old tree, early morning. © Sept. 5,
1912; 2c. July 8, 1912; J 170993.
Morkis AND BENDIEN, New York.
[21870-21873
Among the iris. © July 15, 1912;
2c. July 15, 1912; K 44650.
Catagram. © July 19, 1912; 2c
July 28, 1912; K 45469.
Chums. © July 15, 1912; 2c July
15, 1912; K 44649.
Perfect harmony. © July 15, 1912;
2c. July 15, 1912; K 44651.
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21374
Mossy (MARGARET), Saint Louis.
[21374-21376
Ain’t it H— when business is dull.
©. Sept. 16). 1912522 ve. Sept..21, 1912:
KK 47552.
Every man will be thy friend. ©
Sept. 16, 1912; 2 ¢ Sept. 21, 1912; K
47551.
Nobody loves me. I wish I wuz a
dog: © Sept, 16, 1912<52 «©. Sept. 21,
1912; K 47553.
Moses (F. E.), Houston, Texas.
[21377T, 21378
Galveston, Texas, sea wall. © July
LOL 2 iCied why. Za 192 * (araoT.
Houston, Tex., bird’s-eye view. ©
TOA POT ee er ay Aa aae a One So
171706.
MosHeIm (ApDoLF M.), San Francisco.
[21379
Sons of Norway’s mecnument com-
mittee. © June 19, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 15,
1912; K 45908.
MUELLER (A. F.), New York.
[ 21880, 213881
Groves (Frederick), supt. of fire
patrol, New York city, A, B. © Aug.
ey, SLOI2 842. ¢. each. Awe 16; tOh2 od
172306, 172307.
MUELLER (C. H.), San Antonio.
[21382
Fall of the Alamo. © Feb. 15, 1912;
tie, Aus. 20, 191i ) ec. Sept. £7. 19L2:
J 173392.
MUIRHEAD (L. P.), Seattle.
[ 213838, 21384
[2 photographs] :
Aeroplane cloud.—Silver cloud. ©
Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 9, 1912; J
1738453, 173454.
MurpocH (ROWLAND Rosesins), Pitts-
burgh. [21385
Serappin’ pirate. © July 22, 1912;
2c. July 24, 1912; K 45012.
Murepuy (JOHN M.), Chicago.
[21386-21391
[Colored calendars for July—Dec.,
1912.] © July 1, 1912; 2c each July
19, 1912; K 44888-44848.
Murray (HeEnry) Co., Boston.
[ 21392, 21393
Monument. (Bunting) ©1c. July
OL, 1002> T 1066:
Monument. (Rice) ©1e. July 31,
1912; I 1065.
Dt..2V,.43 S58 ee
MURRAY'S SYNDICATE CUT SERVICE, New
York. [21394-21397
Do your shopping by phone. Sheet
no. 750. © May 1, 1912; 2 @) Aude
191 2°" RO 4G.
Glimpse of the fall styles. Sheet
no. 730. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1912; K 46158.
Grand opening. Sheet no, 650. ©
May 1, 1912;°2 « Aves 2 aie
46156.
[Men’s full page fall opening.] Sheet
no. 735. © Aug. 20; 1912-2 cea
1912; K 46159.
Myers (J. and P. B.), New York.
[21898
Smith’s home. © July 18, 1912; 2
c. July 18, 1912; IK 44775.
Myers (Murray), San Francisco.
[21399
San Francisco. Panama Pacific in-
ternational exposition, 1915. © June
20, 1912; 2 c. July 6, 1912; K 44050.
NARODEN GLAS PUBLISHING CO., Granite
City, Fl. [21400
United States and Balkans, maps,
and photos of prominent men. © June
25, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 1, 2012 eae
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE FRIARS,
New York. [21401
Friars club frolic. Nineteen-twelve.
[Spanish girl and cupid.] © June 20,
1912; 2 c. June 29, 1912; K 44067;
NATIONAL CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY,
New York. [21402-21405
National styles no. 70. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2c. Aug. 12, 1912; K 45909.
———T1. ©, Ang. Soe
12, 1912; K 45910.
72. © Aug. 10, 19123.2)0) Aue.
12, 1912; K 45911.
—— 73. © Sept. 4, 19122 sen.
5, 1912; KK 4678i:
c. Aug.
NATIONAL FARM DEVICE COMPANY, In-
dianapolis. [21406
Queen separator. © Mar. 28, 1912;
2 ce. June 21, 1912; K 44823.
NATIONAL MOUTH HYGIENE ASS’N. See
list of motion pictures at end of
this catalogue.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN., New York.
[21407-21797
And, besides $30,000 is 600,000 nick-
els. © July 5, 1912; 1c. July 6, 1912;
KK 44052.
390
ee
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
As carefree aS a Balkan princess.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat family [1912|]—Continued.
me) Aug. 9, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1912;
K 45697.
\ r 1)» 2 yr 20- c- ARO
As carefree as the mayor. © Sept. © apa rie ae har eth ni ibe.
11, 1912; 1c. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47127. © July 80; 1c. July 31; K 45293.
As innocent as a dictagraph. © © July 31; 1 ¢ Aug. 1; K 45311.
Maly 25, 1912: 1 c July 26, 1912; K © Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45348.
45095. © Aug. 2; 1¢. Aug. 83: K 45403.
Batting 400 in the humidity league. © iAug. 3; 1.¢ ‘Aug, 3K 45472.
© July Po Ore le; July way 1912; © Aug. 5; 1 c. Aug. 6: K 45533.
— ae © Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 7; K 45625.
Bearing on the situation. © Aug. sg aes TA hoa oe
22, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 23, 1912; K 46149. © Aug. 7; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45631.
Big question. © Aug. 28, 1912; 1. © Aug. 8; 1c Aug. 9; K 45680.
Aug. 29, 1912; K 46407. ©O Aug 9; 1G Aug. 10; K 45699.
Bill [1912]: Orange Okt é Aue.) 12° K 4557.
© July 22; 1c. July 23; K 44988. @© Aug 12: de! Aug. 13: K 45846.
Braggo the Monk [1912]: © Aug. 13; 1c. Aug. 14: K 45852.
© Aug. 8; 1c. Aug. 9; K 45681. © Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 15; K 45922.
AGR28. © Aug: 163 0e Awe. 19); kK 46023.
Butterfly. © Aug. 17, 1912: 1 ¢ © Aug. 17; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46029.
Aug. 19, 1912; K 46031. © Aug. 19; 1 c. Aug. 20; K 46086.
Chortling like 54 games to the good. @© Aug. 20; 1 ¢. Aug. 21; K 46093.
ean: Peon 1c. Aue. 22. 1902) +. 1h @ Awe 20" Gc yAus 22: 1K 46125.
a © Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 46150.
Coldfeeto the Monk [1912]: __ ie. 29: Lee, Atigy 24- K 46164.
© Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 46917. Sie cae
: © Aug. 24; 1¢ Aug. 26; K 46207.
' Darn the Red sox. © Sept. 25,
1912; 1c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 48039. © Aug. 26; 1c. Aug. 27; K 46329.
Desperate Desmond [1912]: . © Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46358.
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 43932. © Aug. 28; 1 ec: Aug. 29; K 46408.
© July 1: 1c. July 2; K 48974. © Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 30; K 46422.
© July 2; 1c. July 3; K 44003. © Aug. 30; 1 c. Aug. 31; K 46511.
© July 3; 1¢. July 5; K 44030. © Aug. 31; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46699.
© July 5; 1c. July 6; K 44055. © Sept. 2; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46705.
© duly 6; 1c. July 8; K 44237. © Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 4; K 46751.
© July 8; 1c. July 9; K 44264. © Sept. 4; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 46948.
© July 9; 1 ¢. July 10; K 44299. © Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 6; K 46857.
© July 10; 1c July 11; K 44333. © Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 46915.
foaiiy fi: 41 ¢. July 123K 443861. © Sept. 7; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 46952.
© July 12; 1c. July 16; K 44722. © Sept. 9: 1 ¢. Sept. 10; K 46979.
Dingbat family [1912]: © Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47046.
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 438930. © Sept. 11; 1 ¢. Sept. 12; K 47129.
fevduly 1: 1 ¢. July 2; Ki48972. © Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 47180.
© July 17; 1¢ July 18; K 44807. © Sept. 13; 1 c. Sept. 14; K 47226.
© July 18; 1c July 19; K 44856. © Sept. 14; 1 c. Sept. 16; K 47230.
© July 19; 1 c. July 20; K 44887. © Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 47313.
© July 20; 1 c. July 22; K 44941. © Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 18; K 47362.
© July 22; 1c. July 23; K 44984. © Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 19; K 47496.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 45040. © Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 47539.
© July 24; 1 ¢. July 25; K 45074. © Sept. 20; 1 ¢. Sept. 21; K 47577.
© July 25; 1c. July 26; K 45096. © Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 47839.
© July 26; 1c. July 27; K 45119. © Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47966.
o91
Oy sully 27 1 ec. July 204 aK
45164.
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pt. Iv, 0. S., Vig
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat family [1912]—Continued.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 25; K 47994.
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 26; K 48040.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 48073.
© Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 48160.
© Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 80; K 48170.
Drilling holes in the old strong box.
© Aug. 14, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 15, 1912;
K 45920.
Dropping icebergs into the coffee.
©/ duly 8S, 1912" 1e) July ToT A912.
K 44855.
Dust off your world’s series seat. ©
Sept. 10, 1912; 1 e. Sept. 11, 1972 3s,
47044.
Fables in slang. © Aug. 31, 1912; 1
ce. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46708.
Kour pais: @ Auer 5, 19121. e.
Aug. 6, 1912; K 45532.
Fourflusho the Monk [1912]:
© July 6; 1c. July 8; K 44236.
Frying eggs on the sidewalk. ©
July 1s. TOI? > aoe. a ubyy Tay AOS Ae
44592.
G. I. ants sees big prospects ahead.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1912;
K 48157.
Grafter. © Aug. 10, 1912; 1c. Aug.
12 912, * KK 45 75D.
Grasping the gravity of the situa-
tion.» @) (huliy «20; 1912" 4 ¢.. Puby 22.
1912; K 44939.
Groucho the Monk [1912]:
© July 2; 1c. July 3; K 44002.
© July 16; 1c. July 17; K 44729.
© July 17; 1 ¢ July 18; K 44808.
Henpecko the Monk [1912]:
© July 19; 1 ¢. July 20; K 44888.
© July 27; 1c. July 29; K 45165.
© Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 7; K 45626.
© Aug. 10; 1c Aug. 12; K 45758.
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 15; K 45923.
© Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 22; K 46126.
© Aug.'26; 1’c. Aug. 27: K 46331.
© Sept. 3; 1 c. Sept. 138; K 47228.
Here they come and there they go.
© Sept. 18, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 19, 1912;
K 47494.
Hereby proving an alibi. © Aug. 8,
1912; 1 e. Aug. 5, 1912; K 45470.
He’s had his. © July 5, 1912; 1 «.
July 8, 1912; K 44034.
His innings or bachelor life at a
summer hotel. © July 31, 1912; 1.
Aug. 1, 1912; K 453809.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Homeless Hector [1912]:
© July2251 c. July 23; K 44986.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 45042.
© July 24; 1¢. July 25; K 45076.
© July 25; 1c. July 26; K 45098.
© July 26; 1 ¢. July 27; K 45121.
© July 27; 1c. July 29; K 45166.
© July 29; 1c. July 80; K 45261.
© July 30; 1-¢c. July 31; K 45295.
© July 31; 1¢ Aug. 1; K 453138.
© Aug.
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125
14;1¢.
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1934.6:
21 &
24;1¢
267 -22¢;
20 Le,
Hoping to indict a few pirates.
Aug.
Aug.
2; K 45350.
3; K 45405.
Aug. 5; K 45474.
Aug. 6; K 45535.
Aug. 7; K 45627.
Aug. 8; K 45633.
. Aug. 9; K 45682.
Aug. 10; K 45701.
Aug. 12; K 45759.
Aug. 18; K 45848.
Aug. 14; K 45854.
Aug. 19: K 46025.
Aug. 19; K 46080.
Aug. 21; K 46094.
Aug. 28; K 46152.
Aug. 26; K 46209.
Aug. 28; K 46360.
Aug. 80; K 46424.
Sept. 8; K 46701.
Sept. 4; K 46753.
Sept. 6; K 46859
Sept. 9; K 46954.
Sept. 11; K 47048.
Sept. 13; K 47182.
Sept. 16; K 47282.
Sept. 18; K 47364.
Sept. 20; K 47541.
Sept. 28; K 47841.
Sept. 25; K 47996.
Sept. 27; K 48075.
Sept. 30; K 48172.
©
Aug. 238, 1912; 1 ec. Aug, 24, 1912; kK
46161.
If the wishes of sweethearts cam
true. © July 10, 1912; Ic) diy ae.
1912; K 443829.
In the back of his watch. © July
29, 1912; 1 ec. July 30, 1912; K 45256
In. the hazy mazy Indian summer
days. © Sept. 7, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 9
1912; K 46955.
392
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912 21797
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Let Bill do it [1912]—Continued.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
It all depends on the point of view.
© July 5; 1c. July 6; K 44053,
© July 6; 1c. July 8; K 44235.
© July 8; 1c. July 9; K 44262.
© July 9; 1c. July 10; K 44297.
© July
© July
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= (8 taal aT
© July 12; 1c.
© July
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daphy 12:
July 16;
July 15;
July 1G:
sully 17;
Let Bill do it [1912]:
14;
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16;
19;
20;
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24 ;
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28;
29;
30;
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
K 44381.
K 44359.
K 44720.
K 44593.
K 44725.
K 44728.
K 45851.
K 45921.
K 45935.
K 46028.
K 46087.
K 46092.
K 46124.
K 46151.
K 46168.
K 46208.
K 46330.
K 46359.
K 46409.
K 46423.
K 46512.
31; 1 ec. Sept. 3; K 46700.
Sept. 3; K 46706.
Sept. 4; K 46752.
Sept. 9; K 46949.
Sept. 6; K 46858.
Sept. 7; K 46916.
Sept. 9; K 46953.
9; 1c. Sept. 10; K 46980.
10; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47047.
11; 1¢ Sept. 12: K 47130,
12; 1c. Sept. 18; K 47181.
13; 1c. Sept. 14; K 47227.
© Sept. 19, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1912; © Sept. 14; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47281.
K 47587. © Sept. 16: 1c. Sept. 17; K 47314.
It might have been worse [1912]: © Sept. 17: 1c. Sept. 18: K 47363.
© July 6; 1c. July 8; K 44289. © Sept. 18: 1c. Sept. 19: K 47497.
Joko the Monk [1912]: © Sept. 19; 1 ec. Sept. 20; K 47540.
© July 1; 1c. July 2; K 48978. © Sept. 20; 1c. Sept. 21; K 47578.
Keep your ears on Chicago, mates. © Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 283; K 47840.
© Aug. 15, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 16, 1912; © Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47967.
K_ 45933. © Sept. 24: 1 ¢. Sept. 25: K 47995.
Krazy Kat [1912]: © Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 26; K 48041.
© July 2; 1c. July 3; K 44001. © Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 27; K 48074.
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 44028. © Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48171.
Let the other teams do the work. ©
Sept. 26, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1912; K
48071.
Looking for dictagraphs down by the
old mill. © July 30, 1912; 1c. July
31, 1912; K 45292.
Looking for finger prints of an arm-
less burglar. © July 27, 1912; 1.
July 29, 1912; K 45162.
Love song. © Aug. 13, 1912; 1 «¢.
Aug. 14, 1912; K 45850.
Man from Montclair [1912]. © Aug.
20; 1 ce. Aug. 21; K 46090.
Maybe the elephant has started this
time. © June 29, 1912; 1 c July 1,
1912; K 43928.
Melting on the old camp ground.
© July 11, 1912; 1c. July 12, 1912; K
44357.
Mooring at the waves of Lake Michi-
gan. © Aug. 6, 1912; 1c. Aug. 7, 1912;
K 45623.
Nearlyweds. © Sept. 27, 1912; 1c.
Sept. 28, 1912; K 48159.
Nervyo the Monk [1912]. © July
13; 1c¢. July 15; K 44594.
Oh where, oh where is that little
bull moose. © July 29, 1912; 1 «¢.
July 30, 1912; K 45258.
Oiling up the old whip for the 19th
siraichti, (©) July’ 2, 1912; 1c. July
3, 1912; K 44000.
On the inside looking out. © July
21, 1912; 1c. Aug. 1, 1912; K 45310.
One and one and one to go. © Aug.
17, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46032.
Only four doors from easy street. ©
Sept. 24, 1912; 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1912; K
47992.
Peddlo the Monk [1912]:
© Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45349.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Aug. 31; K 465138.
393
21797
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pth var
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Picked up in a gray automobile. ©
dttly 245) (OU? ote ale a eo Des) AE
45072.
Picking daisies on the field of Arma-
geddon. © Aug. 7, 1912; 1c. Aug. 8,
1912; K 45630.
Queen of hearts. © July 16, 1912;
Les Poly: 17, 1082): Ke 44727.
Rhymo the Monk [1912]:
© July 3; bc. July 5: K 44029.
© July 9: 1c. July 10; K 44298.
© July 23; 1 ¢. July 24; K 45041.
© July 30; 1¢. July 31; K 45294.
© Augie? ich Aue sae te ase,
© Aug. 16; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46024.
© Sept. 20; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47479.
© Sept. 23; 1 ¢« Sept. 24; K 47968.
Rivals. “© july. 25, Tole aye. uly.
26, 1912; K 45093.
River of dreams. © July 12, 1912;
1c. July 16, 1912; K 447238.
Saving up for a new derby. ©
Sept. 16;.1912; 1 « Sept. 17, 1912; K
47311.
Sherlocko
© June
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© July
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
the Monk [1912]:
29; 1.¢, July 1; K 439381.
5; 1c July 6; IKK 44054.
8; Le July 9; K 44268:
10% tee. Tully VLEs Kw 44382:
eh CL ger Ly, ; IW 44721.
155) ING sully. 44726.
4S Slew huly. 44857.
202 te dike 22k 44942.
22) 1 -eo duly. 23): Kaos:
245 1°e. July '2 . 45075.
26.5 Jick duly 2 < 45120.
Be: Ve Ce ULV be 45260.
ol 1 Age ds 46a 2.
2: 1c Aug. 3; K 45404.
5: T-emAvue.G; Ie 455384.
7; 1 ec. Ang, \8; K 45632.
9: 1 c, Aug..10; IX 45700.
12; 1¢. Aug. 13; K 45847.
15; 1 e. Aug. 16; I 45937.
19; 1 e Aug. 20; K 46088.
283; 1 ce. Aug. 24; K 46165.
28; 1¢. Aug. 29; K 46410.
2; 1¢. Sept. 3; IK 46707.
4; 1c. Sept. 9; IK 46950.
9; 1c. Sept. 10; K 46981.
1 Ee. SepL, 12 ys 47181.
16; 1c. Sept. 17; K47315.
18; 1c. Sept. 19; IK 47498.
ic
SS
gS
if
Ses Sl
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Sherlocko the Monk [1912]—Contd.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 26; K 48042.
© Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 48161.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]:
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 48929.
© July 1; 1c. July 2; K 43970.
© July 2; 1c¢ July 3; K 43999.
© July 3; 1 ¢. July 5: Ke440a2:
© July 5; 1 « July 6; K 44051.
© July 6; 1c. July 8; K 44234.
© July 8; 1c July 9; K 44267
© July 9; 1 ¢. July 10; K 44296.
© July 10; 1 « July 11 eae)
© July 11; 1 « July 12; K 44358:
© July 12; 1¢. July 16; K 44718:
© July 18; 1 « July 19; K 44854,
© July 19; 1 ce. July 20; K 44884.
© July 20; 1 c. July 22; K 44940.
© July 23; 1 «. July 24; K 45038:
© July 24; 1 «¢ July 25; Bae
© July 25; 1c. July 26; K 45094.
© July 26; 1c. July 27; K4oite
© July 27; 1.c. July 29; 6 aaieee
© July 29:1 ¢. July 302 K 45257,
© July 30; 1 ¢«. July 205 4520
© July 31; 1¢ Aug, ta ae
© Aug. . Aug. 2; K 45847.
CC) Aue 2: . Aug. 3; K 45402.
© Aug. 3; 1¢ Aug. 5; K 45471)
(© ‘Aue or . Aug. 6 KR 45551.
© Aug. 6; . Aug. 7; K 45624.
© Aug. 7 > Aug. 8; K 45628.
© Aug. . Aug. 9; K 45679,
© Aug. § . Aug. 10; K 45698.
© Aug. » Aug. 12; K 45756.
© Aug. » Aug. 13; K 45845.
© Aug. 13 . Aug. 14; K 45849.
© Aug. . Aug. 15; K 45919.
© Aug. . Aug. 16; K 45934.
© Aug. . Aug. 19; K 46027.
© Aug. » Aug. - K 46033.
© Aug. » Aug. 20: K 46085.
© Aug. . Aug. 21 °K 4609a8
© Aug. . Aug. 22; K 46123.
© Aug. ; », Aug. K 46148.
© Aug. . Aug. 24; K 46162.
© Aug. >, Aug. K 46206.
© Aug. 2 2, Aug. 273 K 46327
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. K 46356.
© Aug. : -, Aug. 29; K 46405.
© Aug. . Aug. 30; K 46420.
394
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TC K
no: 3, 1912
21797
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Silkk Hat Harry [1912]—Continued.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Aug. 31; K 46510.
© Aug. 31; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46704.
© Sept. 2; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46709.
© Sept. 3; 1 c. Sept. 4; K 46750.
.4; 1c. Sept. 9; K 46951.
.5;1¢. Sept. 6; K 46856.
.6; 1¢. Sept. 7; K 46914.
.7T;1¢. Sept. 9; K 46956.
.9; 1c. Sept. 10; K 46978.
.10;1c¢. Sept. 11; I 47045.
-1i: 1c. Sept. 22; (K 47128;
~12>1 e, Sent. 13; K-4AT179.
Shee l. G. Sept... {45 GX +4225:
. 14; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47229.
. 16; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 47312.
.17;1¢. Sept. 18; K 473861.
.18; 1c. Sept. 19; K 47495.
. 19; 1¢. Sept. 20; K 47588.
. 20; 1 ec. Sept. 21; K 47576.
.21;1¢c. Sept. 23; K 47838.
. 23; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47965.
. 24: 1c. Sept. 25; K 47998.
. 25; 1c. Sept. 26; K 480388.
meee > loc. Sept 20 KK 48072:
med re. Sept. 23); 1K 48158.
© Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48169.
Sirens. © Aug. 21, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
22, 1912; K 46121.
So simply does love arrive. © July
meaote 1 e, Joly 2, 1912:, K 43971.
Something more for the grand jury.
© Aug. 19, 1912; 1 ce. Aug. 20, 1912: K
46084.
Splashing in the heat waves. ©
fumetG, 1912: 1 e. July (7; 1912; K
44730.
Sport fables No. 1 [1912]:
© July 19; 1c. July 20; K 44885.
Switcho the Monk [1912]:
© July 11; 1¢. July 12; K 44360.
Taking my pen in hand, as the
mayor might say. © Aug. 1, 1912;
ie. Aus. 2, 1912+ K 45346:
Tenting on the old camp ground. ©
AMe.29, 191251 .¢.: Aug. .30;:1912: K
46421.
Them b’ars can’t hurt our little Nell,
mother. © July 26, 1912; 1c. July 27,
PO KK 45017.
Tightwaddo the Monk [1912]:
© July 25; 1c. July 26; K 45097.
© Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45473.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Time waits for no woman. © July
19, 1912; 1 ce. July 20, 1912; K 44886.
Twittering like a bull moose. ©
Sl vie OR 2 ae. aly PS: DO, so IK
44806.
Twittering like a skylark in a sun-
kissed sky. © Aug. 30, 1912; 1c. Aug.
31, 1912; K 46509.
Us boys [1912]:
© Aug. 19; 1 c Aug. 20; K 46089.
© Aug. 20; 1 ce. Aug. 21; K 46095.
© Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 22; K 46127.
@) Ange, 22: ce ‘Aug. 23; KK 46158:
©Awe,) 23 1%c.,. Anis. 24 Ki 461.66)
© Aug. 24; 1¢ Aug. 26; K 46210.
© Aug. 26; 1 ec. Aug. 27; K 463382.
© Aug. 27; 1 ce. Aug. 28; K 46361.
© Aug. 28; 1 ec. Aug. 29; K 46411.
© Aug. 29; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 46425.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Aug. 31; K 46514.
© Aug. 31; 1 ¢. Sept. 3; K 46702.
© Sept. 2; 1 c Sept. 3; K 46708.
Way Wot) aiman,.with)a' maid. ©
uly 220 Tb Phe. uly 23:; 19VZe5 dk
44981.
Were you ever in Skinch-ka-natti.
© AGE.) 1902) hee Aue 8, 19125,
45401.
When love holds our heartstrings
and all the world’s fair. © Aug. 7,
1912; 1 e. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45629.
While resting between records. ©
lied ea TOM Le aby Pos LOLI Ie
44719.
While spurning a well-oiled $25,000
eheck. © Aug. 27, 1912; 1 ¢. Aug. 28,
1912; K 46357.
Who's that a scratchin’ at the old
front door. © Aug. 16, 1912; 1c. Aug.
19, 1912; K 46026.
With one eye on the ice box. ©
dry tO Loe Te. uly et OU ie
44328.
With one eye open for Gyp the
Blood. © Aug. 28, 1912; 1¢ Aug. 29,
1912; K 46406.
Wondering what makes the bull
moose moo. © Aug. 8, 1912; 1c. Aug.
9, 1912: K 45678.
Wondering whether it’s weather or
whether it isn’t. © July 15, 1912; 1e¢.
July 16, 1912; K 44724.
Wow, if this luck ever goes as far
the other way. © July 8, 1912; 1e.
July 9, 1912; K 44260.
395
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21798
pt. LV) RsS2pvene
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Yanks haven’t any other place to
go. ©) July 6, JOr2 ave, Sly 8, 1912 3
K 44233.
Yanks must have seen a ghost. ©
July. 23. A912 a es ally 24) AIA ee
45039.
You can’t tell, the Yanks might win
again. © July 3, 1912; 1 c July 5,
1912; K 44081.
You wouldn’t know the dear girl
now. © Aug. 24, 1912; 1 c. Aug. 26,
1912; K 46205.
Neck (S. Sanpers), Bloomfield, N. J.
[21798, 21799
Bloomfield, N. J., unveiling statute,
1 2.3@-. Iuly 30/1912: 2 cveacho duly
27, 1912; J 171886, 171887.
NEILL (SYLVESTER), New York. [21800
Neill (Frankie). © 1c. June 17,
1912; J 170670.
NEILL (VIRGINIA), Ithaca, N. Y.
[21801-21804
[4 photographs] :
Cayuga lake from an aeroplane.—
Cornell university from an_ aero-
plane.—Ithaca, N. Y., from an aero-
plane.—Tompkins county fair grounds
from an aeroplane. © Sept. 23, 1912;
2 c. each Sept. 28, 1912; J 178717-
173720.
NELITE WorkKS, Cleveland.
Light modifier, no. 127.
9 1912: E1058.
NELSON (ALFRED) COMPANY, New York.
[21806, 21807
[Hunt coat. 11.] © Aug. 15, 1912;
2e. Aug. 14, 1912; K 45787.
[Riding cutaway.] © Aug. 15,1912;
2c. Aug. 14, 1912; IX 45786.
NELSON (Nets M.), Clintonville, Wis.
[21808-21810
[21805
©l1ec. July
[8 photographs] :
Washout below the Viking lumber
co. dam, near Wittenburg, Wis. Flood
of July 24, 1912.—Water pouring
through windows of power plant,
Viking lumber co. dam near Witten-
burg, Wis., July 23, 1912.—Wreckage
of Viking lumber co. planing mill
against bridge below dam near Wit-
tenburg, Wis., July 24, 1912. © Aug.
12, 1912 39-6. each Ae. 44, 1912 iF
172135-1721387.
NELSON (R. C.), Hastings, Nebr.
[21811
Tab ie! 191s" 2.
J 172198.
Study (A).
July 28, 1912;
NEMETH (JOHN), New York. [21812
[Life on a farm. Hungarian peas-
ant smoking, woman with milk pail,
two children, cattle and poultry.] ©
June 28, 1912; 2 « July 19)49t2e
45268.
NESBITT (CLARA L.), Toronto, Can.
[21813
_ Nesbitt note guide. © June 17,
1912; 1 c. June 28, 1912; I 1109.
NEUE PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT,
A.-G., Steglitz-Berlin, Germany.
[21814
Lockenképfchen. © 1 ¢. July 3,
1912; J 170756.
NEW ENGLAND STATIONARY COMPANY,
Boston. [21815
Copy of original boot worn by Presi-
dent Taft fifty years ago. © July 11,
1912; 2c. July 12, 1912; K 44341.
NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD CO.), New York.
[21816-21928
Before and after [1912]:
© July 1; 1c. July 8; K 44007.
© July 15; 1c. July 16; K 44782.
© July 22;1c¢ July 24; K 45048.
© July 29;1¢ July 31; K 45299.
© Aug. 6; 1 ec. Aug. 7; K 45571.
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 14; K 45898.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 20; K 46102.
© Aug. 26; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46366.
© Sept. 2; 1 « Sept. 3: Kk 46m9.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 11; K 47052.
© Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 47816.
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 24; K 47975.
For this have we daughters [1912]:
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 48960.
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 44045.
© July 6; 1¢. July 8; K 44247.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 44364.
© July 13; 1¢. July 15; K 44636.
© July 17; 1 e. July 19; K 44862.
© July 20; 1¢. July 22; K 44948.
© July 31;,1 ¢ Ate. 12K Sieg,
© Aug. 3; 1c Aug. 5; K 45482.
© Aug. 7; 1 ec. Aug. 9; K 45688.
© Aug. 10; 1 ec Aug. 12; K 45766.
© Aug. 14; 1c Aug. 15; K 45926.
© Aug. 17; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46041.
© Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 22; K 46133.
© Aug. 24; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46216.
© Aug. 28; 1 ec. Aug. 80; K 46429.
© Aug. 31; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46717.
396
ee
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
222738
no. 3, 1912
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD Co.)—Continued.
For this have we daughters [1912]—
NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD Co.)—Continued.
Trials of Editor Mouse [1912]—Con.
ary Sent Seana oe ee © Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 15; K 45927.
} ae a e ie a igeueenel © Aug. 16; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46038.
Spat eg rath Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 22; K 46132.
© Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47054. . Fete Se Oy eegrare Ny
© Sept. 13; 1 c. Sept. 16; K 47258. © Wie \oRl 1 eo Mtge. BUS 7K WeADE.
© Sept. 17; 1 c. Sept. 19; K 47502. OT GOR) SL IN re Gi
© Sept. 20; 1 ¢. Sept. 23; K 47849. 2 ae i ee uns poled ngs
© Sept. 24: 1c Sept. 25; K 48001. aig re alee at a ieee
© Sept. 27; 1c. Sept. 30; K 48189. EOP ay yh i) yet Nh gh ae
; ; Sept. 11; 1c. Sept. 13; K 47187.
Love before and after marriage Osan : oie st = ie
[1912]: © Sept. 18; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47259.
© Sept. 20; 1c. Sept. 23; K 47848.
© July 8; 1c. July 9; K 44267.
© July 12; 1c. July 18; K 44634.
© July 19; 1c. July 22; K 44946.
© Aug. 2; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45409.
© Aug. 9; 1c. Aug. 12; K 45764.
© Aug. 16; 1¢. Aug. 19; K 46039.
© Aug. 23; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46214.
© Aug. 30; 1 c. Sept. 8; K 46715.
© Sept. 6; 1c. Sept. 9; K 46964.
© Sept. 11; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 47186.
© Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 47548.
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 26; K 48048.
© Sept. 27; 1 ec. Sept. 30; K 48188.
When a man’s married [1912]:
© June 29; 1c. July 1; K 48961.
© July 1; Lee. July 8; K 44248.
© July 5; 1c. July 6; K 44062.
© July 11; 1 ¢. July 12; K 44366.
© July 13; 1 ¢. July 15; K 44635.
© July 18; 1c. July 20; K 44891.
© July 20; 1c. July 22; K 44947.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 26; K 48047. © Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45353.
matee Perkin’s pets.[1912]- © Aug. 3; 1c Aug. 5; K 45481.
lauly 2 1c July 5: K 44044, ©. Aug. 8; 1c: Aug. 10; K 45705.
© July 9:1 ¢. July 10: K 44302. © Aug. 10; 1 ec. Aug. 12; K 45765.
© July 16: 1c. July 18; K 44810. © Aug. 15; 1 c. Aug. 17; K 45969.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 45049. . © Aug. 17; 1 ce. Aug. 19; K 46040.
- © July 30: 1c. July 31; K 45300. © Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 24; K 46170.
© Aug. 13: 1c. Aug. 14; K 45899. © Aug. 24; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46217.
© Aug. 29; 1 e. Aug. 31; K 46518.
© Aug. 20; 1c. Aug. 21; K 46103.
© Aug. 27; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46367. OV Aug al? 1 ec! Sept. 3: 46718.
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 4; K 46756. © Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 7; K 46922.
© Sept. 10; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47053. © Sept. 7; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 46967.
© Sept. 17: 1 ¢. Sept. 19: K 47508. © Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 47188.
© Sept. 24:1. Sept. 25: K 48002. © Sept. 14; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47260.
© Sept. 19; 1 ¢. Sept. 21; IX 47586.
Trials of Editor Mouse [1912]:
© July 3;1¢ July 5; K 44046.
© July 5; 1c. July 6; K 44060.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 44365.
© July 12; 1c. July 18; K 44633.
© July 17; 1 c. July 19; K 44863.
© July 19; 1¢. July 22; K 44945.
© July 24; 1c. July 25; K 45080.
© July 26; 1c. July 29; K 45168.
© July 31; 1c¢. Aug. 1; K 45316.
© Aug. 4; 1c. Aug. 6; K 45539.
© Aug. 7; 1¢. Aug. 9; K 45689.
© Aug. 9; 1c. Aug. 12; K 45763. |
397
© Sept. 21; 1c. Sept. 23; K 47850.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 48079.
© Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48190.
NEW YORK HERALD CO., Jersey City.
[21929-22273
Asbury Park, N.' J..)©, Aug. 18;
1912; 1c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46046.
Brick Bodkin’s pa [1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 1; K 43956.
© July 7;.1¢. July 8; K 44248.
© July 14; 1¢ July 15; K 44605.
© July 21; 1c. July 22; K 44990.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
99972 pt. 1V, 1. Siow.
New YorK HERALD Co.—Continued. NEW YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Brick Bodkin’s pa [1912]—Contd. Daily hint from Paris [1912]—-Contd.
© July 28; 1c. July 29; K 45208. © Aug. 3; 1 ¢ Aug. 5: 45483
© Aug. 4; 1c Aug. 6; K 45548. © Aug. 4; 1 ec. Aug. 6; K 45552.
© Aug. 11; 1 c. Aug. 18; K 45865. © Aur. 56; 1 ce. Aug’ Gse 4abas.
© Aug. 18; 1 ce. Aug. 19; K 46048. » © Aug: 63°42 ¢: Auge ti; aaa:
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 26; K 462238. © Aug. T; 1 c« Aug. 9; K 45687.
© Sept. 1; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46725. © Aug. 8; Lc. Aug. 10ers.
© Sept. 8; 1 c Sept. 10; K 46997. © Aug. 9; 1c. Aug. 125408 45767.
© Sept. 15; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47245. © Aug. 10; 1 c. Aug. 12; K 45768.
© Sept. 22; 1 c. Sept. 23; IX 47860. © Aug. 11; 1 « Aug. 133 K 45895.
© Sept. 29; 1c. Sept. 30; K 48184. © Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 14; K 45896.
Canoe eirl (© July 28, folic: © Aug.138;1 ¢ Aug, 14: Koaaesr
ok as 1912; K 45206. © Aug. 14; 1 ¢. Aug. 15; K 45925.
utaway coat allows for smart ves x. -,
ae Ode He noe © Aug. 15; 1 ¢. Aug. 17; K 45968.
19. 1912: K 46055. © Aug, 16; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46042;
Daily Lint from Paris [1912]: | © Aug. 17; 1c, Aug. 19; K 46043.
(6). Jane. 29.201 1c: July 49s. © Aug. 18; 1 ce. Aug. 195° K 46044.
© June 30; 1 c. July 1; K 43937. © Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 207% 46100.
© July 1; 1c July 3; .K 44006. © Aug. 20; 1c. Aug, 2157 ao1g1:
© July 2; 1c. July 5; K 44042. © Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 225K 46154,
© July 3: 1c¢ July 5; K 44043. © Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 24;'K 46169.
© July 4; 1 c« July 6; K 44058. © Aug. 23; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46248;
© July 5; 1 ec July 6; K 44059. © Aug. 24; 1 c Augr2677K aaa:
© Juby..G: dc Julyi 83 Is. 44240. © Aug. 25; 1 c. Aug. 26; 46220.
© July %; 1. e.sJuly. 8% ik 44941. © Aug. 26; 1 ¢. Aug. 285K 46504
© July 8; 1c. July 9; K 44266. © Aug. 27; 1 ce. Aug. 28; K 46365)
@ duly9;. 1. ¢.July. 10; 1s 44808: © Aug. 28; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 46430.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 44367. © Aug. 29; 1’e. Aug, SE Suomen
© duly 11; 1 ¢., July 12; K 44368. © Aug. 30; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46720.
© July 12; 1 ¢. July 13; K 44600. © Aug. 31; 1 « Sept) Sy eae
© July.18; 1c. July 15; K 44601. © Sept. 1; 1 c. Septy 3; 4ere2,
© July 14; 1c. July 15; K 44602. © Sept. 2; 1 c. Sept. 3) K 46i%ea:
© July 1531 .¢.\July.16;.K 44781. © Sept. 3; 1 ¢. Sept 20 fae-
© July 16; 1 ¢. July 18; K 44809. © Sept. 4;\1 ¢. Sept. 5,0 ana22.
© July 17; 1¢. July 19; K 44861. © Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 46921.
© July 18; 1 c. July 20; K 44892. © Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 46962.
© July 19; 1c. July 22; K 44949. © Sept. 7; 1 ce Sept. 9; K 46963.
© July ‘20; 1c. July 22; K 44950. © Sept. 8; 1 c. Sept. 10; K 47002;
© July’ 21; 1.¢. July, 22; i 45008. © Sept. 9; 1 c Sept. 11; K 47050.
©. July 22: 1 c.. July 24; K 45046. © Sept. 10: 1 ¢. Sept. 11; K 47051.
© July 23; 1c. July 24; K 45047. © Sept. 11; 1 e. Sept. 13; K 47189.
© July 24; 1c. July 25; K 45079. © Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 13; K 47190.
© July 25; 1¢. July 26; K 45101. © Sept. 13; 1 ¢. Sept. 16; K 47241.
© July 26; 1c. July 29; K 45169. © Sept. 14; 1 ¢. Sept. 16; K 47242.
© July 27; 1c. July 29; K 45170. © Sept. 15; 1 ¢. Sept. 16; K 47248.
© July 28; 1¢. July 29; K 45171. © Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 47317.
© July 29; 1 @ July’ 315 K 45297. © Sept. 17; 1 c. Sept. 19; K 47504.
© July 30; 1¢. July 31; K 45298. © Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 47546.
© July 31; 1:¢. Aug: 7: K 45509. © Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47585.
© Aug: 1:1 ce) Aug 23K #5454: © Sept. 20; 1 ¢. Sept. 28; K 47851.
© Aug. 2; 1 ¢@ Aug. 3; K 45410. © Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 47852.
398
MISCELLANEOUS
no.. 3, 1912
New YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Contd.
© Sept. 22; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 47853.
© Sept. 23; 1c. Sept. 24; IKK 47974.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 25; K 48000.
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 26; IX 48046.
© Sept. 26; 1 ¢ Sept. 27; K 48080.
© Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48176.
©Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48177.
© Sept. 29; 1 c Sept. 30; K 48178.
Drapery has now a _ tendency to
drop almost to the hem of the dress,
charmingly shown in this evening
gown on latest lines. [Front and back
views.}] © Aug. 18, 1912; 1 c. of each
Aug. 19, 1912; K 46052, 40055.
Early autumn styles often introduce
a bit of drapery on the tailored skirt.
Penge 18. 1912: 1 ¢. Aus. 19) 1912;
K 46054.
[Fashion cuts] 1912:
Drop shoulder effect given by a fac-
ing band, puff above the cuif and scant
ruffie below.—Long fitted sleeves at-
tached to the lining separately.—One
large spray of poppies, small field
flowers and grass is placed eifect-
ively.—Plain sleeve, with long piped
shoulder seam and a wrist ruffle fol-
lowing a fitting seam.—Shirred into
the drop shoulder line and with a
quaint cuff.—Sleeve in three sections,
the center one frankly puffed. [Front
and back views.] White hemp faced
with satin wreath of cabbage roses and
wheat. © July 21, 1912; 1 «¢ each
July 22, 1912; K 44995-45002.
[Fashion plates]:
Black satin hat.—Discreet touch of
fur trimming of this year’s evening
gown.—Evening gown with tapestry
beading showing the under set motifs
of white, back view.—Gray and white
marabout on a pink peau de Soie even-
ing wrap.—New small crowned hat of
lack velvet.—New small velvet felt
hat.—Old gold beads and_ baroque
pearls, done in tapestry design on
ehiffon.—Taupe plush covered hat.—
Velvet wrap covered with a tapestry
beading design. © Sept. 15, 1912: 1 ¢.
each Sept. 16; 1912; K 47249-47257.
Fashion section, June 30, 1912:
Another one-sided pannier effect on
an evening gown.—Benrutiful lines and
a one-sided pannier— efiect.—Bright
Chinese colorings are used for this em-
broidery.—Buttoned down the front
coat is used on many Paris models.—
Curious one sided effect is used on
this taffeta gown at waist line and
tunic edge. [Front and back views.]—
CLASSES, H TO K
22273
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, June 30, 1912—Con.
Dress worn with the buttoned coat
making it a three piece suit as it is
called.—Effective contrast in ma-
terinis.—Flat over panniers of chiffon
are inconspicuous but smart.—Light
facings make the severely tailored hat
shapes harmonize with summer
dresses.—New flat. top Watteau hat,
commonly called the pancake.—New
wrist ruffles and narrow cuffs are a
novel finish for the new long sleeves.—
One of the odd ways in which pleats
are returning to style.-—Pannier in its
simplest form.—Pannier puff is larger
toward the back.—Tailored hats take
on a less severe trimming.—White
ratine-southache braid is combined
with the bright embroidery. © June
BO one ste te Vench yuby. T,, One igs
43988-48954.
Daly b4, OTD:
Another new and attractive jabot.—
Artistic simplicity of line and con-
trast.—Beach dress as worn by a
French actress in a recent play.—
Beautifully embroidered batiste dress,
slightly draped.—Becoming lines.—
Blue and white batiste dress, with
deep pleated flounce.—Brim rufile of a
fold of chiffon is a new and popular
trimming.—Clever manner of using
bordered material. Dark blue muslin.—
Coat is a good lJength for a_ short
woman.—Contrasting tailored jacket
and skirt is the style note of this
season.—F lower design in embroidery
breaks the simplicity of this gown.—
Hair is waved about the face in
studied simplicity.—Here black satin
is combined with white lace.—In mili-
tary and contrasting effect.—Odd little
bonnet shape of lace trimmed with
velvet ribbon and feathers.—One of
the new incroyable tailor made suits.—
One of the new jabots.—Parisienne.
Her trimmed sunshade and how she
wears her boa this season.—Plain
color with a matching stripe.—Pretty
modification of the Robespierre collar
and jabot.—Shell pins, combs and hair
clasps have returned to style.—Taffeta
coat and skirt on the most correct
tailored lines.—Two paradise orna-
ments trim a hat of old blue taffeta.
White lace hat trimmed with field
flowers and velvet ribbon. © July
14 1912): Ws ec. cenebuxduly 15) 290129 0k
44609-44682. :
Say. 28, eo 1a
All black hat; black maline, satin
ribbon and aigrette like ornament.—
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22273
pt. Iv, n.S., v. 7
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, July 28, 1912—Con.
All tulle hat worn at the French sum-
mer resorts.—Black taffeta hat, brim
edge piping of white—Blue liberty
satin wrap, lined with white. Steel
bead cord. With lapel folded over.—
Blue liberty satin wrap, line with
white. Steel bead cord. With lapel
turned back.—Braided over the ears.—
Brim shaped into odd but graceful
curves.—Caught in a knot at nape of
neck.—Draped with princesse lace and
faced under the brim, the straw
searcely shows.—Harly fall shape.—
Effectively placed ornament.—Feathers
are placed in a charming old fashioned
style-——IForehead fringe half hidden.—
Front view of the hat with old fash-
ioned feather placing.—Greek hair
band and aigrette.—Green and Silver
on artistic lines—Hand made silk
flowers and leaves make a smart hat
trimming for early fall.—Large hats
frame the face halo-like-—Modern mob
cap of chantilly lace and maline, with
aigrette ornaments oddly placed.—
Nattier blue silk dress. Skirt accor-
dion pleated.—Odd trimming of curled
birds’ plumes.—Original French frocks
showing pleatsand drapery.—Pailleted
band and aigrette for evening wear.—
Panne velvet is draped in graceful
folds.—Pretty new way to lace a dress
shoe.—Reminiscent of Madame Pom-
padour.—Small hat that frames the
head becomingly.—Smart dinner gown
with bead fringe trimming.—Soft nat-
ural wave pulled over brow and
cheeks.—Statuesque style of drap-
ing.—Transparent wrap of mousseline
de soie, with fringe on edges.—Waved
with side part and ornaments.—With
an eccentric but effective osprey plume
placing.—With the old fashioned fore-
head curl. © July 28, 1912; 1 c. each
July 29, 1912; K 45172-45205.
—— Aug. 11, 1912:
Checked tailor made suit on simple
lines from the Paris stage.—Contrast-
ing ribbon and bow are interposed be-
tween the lapels.—Hvening coat with
the new long waist line.—French army
red and blue is combined in this
cape.—Girlishly simple with a coquet-
tish touch of draper.—Late summer
figured ratine coat on the new fall
lines.—Simple and smart motor coat
and bonnet.—White soutache is effec-
tively used as braiding. © Aug. 11,
1912; 1c. each Aug. 18, 1912; K 45868-—
45875.
—— Autumn hat lines and the
latest collar and jabot.—Bohemian and
NEw YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, Aug. 11, 1912—Con.
shadow lace are used on this waist.—-
Bruges lace insets and lierre lace
rufles almost veil this graceful
frock.—Correct ornament for flat style
of hair dressing.—Deep pleats are used
on the skirt, shallow ones on: the
waist.—Design in the chantilly lace
shows effectively against the straw.—
Early fall cloth coat lined with striped
silk. [Front and back view.]—French
guipure lace collar, lapels with yalen-
ciennes lace rufile—Handkerchief
linen and shadow lace trim this black
liberty silk dress.—Late summer yogue
at the French summer resorts.—Novy-
elty stripe seen on several new
models.—Plaid trimming will be a
smart style note for autumn dresses
and suits.—Plaid trimming will lend a
gay note to the school girl’s suit this
fall_—Point appliqué over old rose and
with bands of black net.—Point d’esprit
net and valenciennes lace make this
dainty transparent waist.—Point de
Milan combines decoratively with old
rose taffeta.—Shadow lace, trimmed
with strawberries and leaves.—Varied
disposition of stripes lends charm to
this frock. © Aug. 11, 1912; 1¢. Aug.
13, 1912; K 45876-45894.
—— Aug. 25, 1912:
Black satin, white tulle, embroidery
and pearls.—Costume of white eponge
with blouse trimmings of cerise.—Dark
green charmeuse frock with embroid-
ered applied panels.—Embroidered silk
mousseline gown with girdle of bro-
cade.—Embroidered white chiffon gown
draped with plain chiffon.—Gown of
golden yellow silk draped with black
voile. [Front and back view.]—Gown
of moire silk braided in sautache.—
Marine blue silk frock with garniture
white corded silk.—Pleated chiffon
Skirt and lace peplum.—White hat
with blue paradise.—White satin gown
with garniture of lace embroidered
pearls.—White silk cashmere, lace and
cherry ribbon.—White straw hat
trimmed with ribbon and aigrettes.—
White tulle hat with knot of rose rib-
bon.—White voile gown with crushed
strawberry jacket. © Aug. 25, 1912;
1c. each Aug. 26, 1912; K 46227-46242,
Sept. 8, 1912:
Brocades in Japanese designs show
harmonizing ornaments.—Crystal and
gold beads embroidered with black
mousseline de soie posed over rose.—
Facing and corded edge, bias band of
black satin. — Green hemstitched
400
aes
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
22273
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Fashion section, Sept. 8, 1912—Con.
mousseline de soie over white satin.—
Green with sulphur yellow is one of
the new color combinations for even-
ing gowns.—New small black and white
satin hat.—One of the new red even-
ing coats flecked with gold.—Seams
are accentuated by corded pipings.—
Simple suit lines are chic with Robes-
pierre collar and jabot.—Smart white
moire hat.—Spangled with round and
oblong erystal beads.—Transparent
wraps of superposed chiffons become
winterlike by their trimmings. ©
Sept. 8, 1912; 1 c. each Sept. 10, 1912;
K 4698446995.
Sept. 22, 1912:
One of the satin wraps cut so it
seems to be smaller around the an-
kles.—Pale blue over pale rose; the
embroidery of both tones.—Violet vel-
vet brocaded on violet silk, seemingly
draped by its cut.—White and gold,
brocade, trimmed with silk lace and
colored stones.—Wrap with sleeves
and drop shoulder seams. © Sept. 22,
1912; 1 c. each Sept. 23, 1912; K 47854--
47858.
Fencing girl. © Sept. 8, 1912; 1.
Sept. 10, 1912; K 47001.
Gol srk © Aug. 18, 1912;.1° «.
Aug. 19, 1912; K 46045.
Hunting girl. © Sept. 1, 1912; 1<.
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46728.
Mr. Twee Deedle [1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 1; K 43955.
© July 7; 1 c. July 8; K 44246.
© July 14; 1c. July 15; K 44604.
© July 21; 1c. July 22; K 44993.
© July 28; 1c. July 29; K 45207.
@ Aue 4: 4 -¢. Aus 6: Ki 4555.
© Aug. 11; 1c. Aug. 18; K 45862.
© Aug. 18; 1c. Aug. 19; K 46051.
© Aug. 25:1 c. Aug, 26:)\K 46222.
© Sept. 1; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46728.
© Sept. 8; 1 c. Sept. 10; K 46996.
© Sept. 15; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47248.
© Sept. 22; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 47859.
© Sept. 29; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48187.
New features of the autumn fash-
ions:
Centre back seam is a new coat de-
tail—New gema lace fashioned into a
tunic. Sashes rather than belts are
worh on gowns.—Simple frock on new
lines.—Striped materials are modish.
© Aug. 4.1912; 1 ¢, each. Aug: 6,
1912; K 4554045544.
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Newport. © Aug. 4, 1912; 1 ¢. Aug.
6, 1912; K 45546.
Paris fashions. Sept. 1, 1912:
Brim edge fold is now doubled or
tripled._—Lace has become a necessary
style trimming.—Latest Parisian pan-
nier effect—New type of dress for a
stender figure.—One sleeve is of lace,
the other of chiffon. Back view of
paquin gown.—Very original evening
coat and head-dress. © Sept. 1, 1912;
1c. each Sept. 8, 1912; K 46729-46734.
Perey [1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 1; K 48959.
Gi duly a de duly SK 44247.
© July 14; 1c. July 15; K 44608.
© July 21; 1c. July 22; K 44989.
© July 28; 1c. July 29; K 45211.
©, Aug: 4; 1c. Aug. 6; K 45547.
© Aug. 11; 1¢ Aug. 13; K 45866.
© Aug. 18; 1 e«. Aug. 19; K 46047.
© Aug. 25; 1 ¢. Aug. 26; K 46226.
© Sept. 1; 1¢. Sept. 3; K 46724.
© Sept. 8; 1 ce. Sept. 10; K 47000.
© Sept. 15; 1 ec. Sept. 16; K 47244.
© Sept. 22; 1 ¢. Sept. 23; K 47863.
© Sept. 29; 1 c. Sept. 80; K 48183.
Polo girl. © July 14, 1912; 1c. July
15, 1912; K 44603.
Rowing girl. © Aug. 25, 1912; 1 «.
Aug. 26, 1912; K 46221.
Swimming girl. © Aug. 4, 1912; 1c.
Aug. 6, 1912; K 45545.
Tennis girl. © July 21, 1912; 1e.
July 22, 1912; K 44994.
Terrors of the Tiny Tads [1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 1; K 48957.
© July 7; 1c. July 8; K 44244.
© July 14; 1¢ July 15; K 44606.
© July 21; 1c. July 22; K 44991.
© July 28; 1 ¢ July 29; K 45209.
© Aug. 4; 1c. Aug. 6; K 45549.
© Aug. 11; 1c. Aug. 13; K 45864.
© Aug. 18; 1 c. Aug. 19; K 46049.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46224.
© Sept. 1; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46726.
© Sept. 8; 1c. Sept. 10; K 46998.
© Sept. 15; 1 c. Sept. 16; K 47246.
© Sept. 22; 1c. Sept. 23; K 47861.
© Sept. 29; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48185.
Uncle Mun [1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 1; K 48958.
© July 7; 1c. July 8; K 44245.
© July 14; 1c. July 15; K 44607.
401
}
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22274
pt. IV; nS
New YoRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Uncle Mun [1912]—Continued.
© July 21; 1¢. July 22; K 44992.
© July 28 : 1 e. July 29; K 45210.
© Aug. 4; 1¢. Aug. 6; K 45550.
© Aug. 11; 1c. Aug. 18; K 45865.
© Aug 18; 1 c Aug. 19; K 46050.
© Aug. 25; 1 c. Aug. 26; K 46225.
© Sept. 1; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 46727.
© Sept. 8; 1 « Sept. 10; K 46999.
© Sept. 15; 1c. Sept. 16; K 47247.
© Sept. 22; 1 ¢. Sept. 23; K 47862.
© Sept. 29; 1 c Sept. 30; K 48186.
Winter hats:
All black hat, with chantilly lace
brim, crown draped with velvet.—
Black velvet, covered with layers of
donbled tulle-—Black veivet under
brim, white velvet over brim, caught
together at intervals—Black velvet,
with paradise ornament for only trim-
ming: ©) Sept. 29," 1912 "4d ve: exch
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48179-48182.
Vachting eirk “© Aug) 11912; te.
Aug. 13, 1912; K 45867.
New YORK MOTION PICTURE Co. See
list of moving pictures at end of this
catalogue.
NEW YORK SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY,
New York. [ 22274
New York city. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c.
Aug, 21, 1912: K 46321:
NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY, New York.
[ 22275-22287
Impressions of the passing show.
[1912]:
© June 30; 1c. July 190; K 44804.
© duly Ts erduly 164 Ki 44753
© July 14; 1 e July 16; K 44734.
©) Sly? 2L* tc. Sully 20 hi 45219,
© July 28; 1 «. July'30; K 45262.
Grae: 48 ees Aue YR AGS 72.
© Aug. 11; 1c. Aug. 16; K 45940.
© Auge. 18:'1 @ Aug. 22% K 46135.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 26; K 46248.
© Sept. 1; 1 ¢. Sept. 6; K 46863.
© Sept. 8; 1c. Sept. 9; K 46968.
© Sept. 22; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 47864.
© Sept. 29; 1c. Sept. 30; IK 48191.
YORK ZOOLOGICAL society, New
York. [22288-22310
New York zoological park:
African prong horned antelope 805.—
Beatrix antelope 1308.—Chimpanzee
4867, 53897, 5411, 5416—Crowned
NEW
40
NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCcIETY—Contd.
New York zoological park—Contd.
pigeon 2061.—Elk 156a, 157, 2875,
4986, 4990.—Japanese monkey 4119.—
King Vulture 1990.—Kudu 4489.—
Marion & Lion cubs 3986.—Mule deer
4850.—Musk-ox 4770. jab wild
sheep, 990.—Russian bear cubs, 1363.—
Syrian bear cubs, 355.—Whooping
crane, 789.—Wild geese, 4785. © July
16, 1912: 2 ¢ each July faa
171287-171309.
NEWARK DAILY ADVERTISER PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Newark, N. J.
[22311; 22382
MacFarland [Allison] and _ party
waiting for train at Trenton. © July
30, 1912; 2-¢. Aug. 2, 1992 eae
—— leaving state prison to return
to Newark... © July 30, 1912; 2 «
Aug. 2, 1912>- K AS53382.
NEWCcCOMB & RoBINSON, Boston. [22313
Boston harbor from roof of N. BE.
Tel. and Tel. co.’s bldg. © June 14,
1912: 2 ¢. July 3.4912 Sa
NEWMAN (VICTOR WINTHROP), New
York. [ 22314-22316
[Crystal gazer.] © July 1, 1912;
1.c. July 2, 1912; 1 ¢. July Zoe
K 45270.
[Intruder. Nude woman on rock in
stream and frog.] © July 4.3
1c. July 2, 1912; 1 « duly 2
Ix 45269.
toss (Betsy )
Jl 2s Oe es
45271.
NEWMAN FASHION Cco., New York.
[22317
tailor. Fall
Figs. 157-166.
Aug. 15, 1912;
© July’ 1, 19i2a7 ise:
July 29, 1002s
Fashionable woman’s
and winter 1912-1913.
© Ane, 14? 191902 te
K 46138.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Cleve-
land. [22318
Barnes (Mrs. Myrtle) wife of Jesse
C. Barnes, Caney Forks, Tenn. © 1 ¢.
July 17, 1912; J 17 ia4e.
NEwToN & co., London. [22319
Wal the doctors. © Dee. 15, 1911;
. dune 8, 1912; J 170904.
Niconas (A. A.), Kane, Pa.
Fortune teller. © Aug. 26,
2c. Sept. 3, 1912; J 172998.
Sandusky, O.
ASSN.,
[ 22820
1912;
NIEBERGALL (ERNST),
[22321
Seagull in flight. © Mar. 28, 1912;
ce. Aug. 20, 1912; J 172544.
ONG
ee
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 3, 1912
NIvEN (Maxim), Rochester, N. Y.
Charles the Great.
1912; J 172005.
NoLF AND LeEaeG, San Francisco.
[ 22323
© 1c. Aug. 8,
—22325
San Francisco series I" director post
maedac) July 15, 1912; 2 c.. Suly; 29,
1912; K 45328.
——G director
toto: 2 6, July
post eard. © July
29, 1912; IK 45329.
——H director post card. © July
17, 1912: 2c. July 29, 1912; K 45330.
NorMAN (EpWARD WILLIAM), Easton,
Md. [ 22396-22399
Easton, Md.: é
Standpipe, over 100 feet high.—
View on the Miles River. © July 15.
2h 2 e..each July 13, i912;. J: 171252, 5
Lf ail a8
Idlewild park, Talbot County, fair
erounds. © July 12, 1912; 2c July
aS, 1912; J 171154.
Third Haven meeting house, oldest
friends meeting house in America. ©
wy te, ore Ze, July, 13, 19123) 7
171156.
NorgtH AMERICAN CO., Philadelphia.
[ 22330-22343
Turrible of Waptin
[1912] :
© June 30;
tales Kiddo
2° e. Muay. > Is ASHLS:
© July 7 ts e. July 9; K 44259.
© July 14: Pe, duly. A5- IK 44642:
© July 21: 2c. July 29; K 44900.
© July 28; 2 c. July 29; K 45135.
© Aug. 4; 2c. Aug. 6; K 45530.
(©) Age 11-92 ¢, Aug. 13); Kl 45085,
© Aug. 18: 2c. Aug. 19; K 45982.
© Aug. 25; 2 c. Aug. 26; K 46195.
© Sept. 1; 2 c Sept. 3; K 46681.
© Sept. 8; 2c. Sept..9; K 46946.
© Sept. 15; 2
© Sept.
2c. Sept. 16; K 47261.
22; 2c. Sept. 23; K 47887.
© Sept. 29; 2c. Sept. 30; IK 48332
NORTHERN PHOTO CoO., Wausau, Wis.
[ 22344-22373
Wausau, Wis.:
Cor. of Franklin and 5th.—Franklin
from sixth.—Grant from sixth.—Grant
street—High school.—In fair grounds
park.—In the dining room at Roth-
ehild’s park pavilion.—Looking west
on Warren st.—Rothchilds park, at
the pavilion.—Warren, Wis. © June
men sot- 2 ec. each July 25, 192A cd
171626, 171627, 171641. 171642, 171645,
171649-171652, 171657.
CLASSES, H TO K
22383
NORTHERN PHOTO CO., Wausau—Contd.
Wausau, Wis.—Continued.
Below the high bridge after the
flood.—Below the high bridge after
the flood, F 30. staunch old
C. & N. W. bridge was doomed by the
flood.—Flood wreckage hear Nirk-
busch’s.—Remains of the high bridge.—
Scene south from the high bridge after
the flood. © July 25, 1912; 2 c. each
Aug. 29, 1912; J 172576-172581.
new steel bridge after the flood.
©) July 26, 1912; 2c Aug. 29, 1912; J
172582.
[5 photographs] :
All hands and the cook.—Big fel-
low.—Daddy of them all.—Brought in
two good ones.—Quite some fishing
here. © July 20, 1912; 2 c. each July
Pe. Oh Deh: Wh 23% | 11629. LAG.
171689, 171654.
[S photographs] :
At close quarters.—Battle royal with
a giant musky.—Bringing him in.—
Got a rise the first cast.—Great fishing
here.—I landed with a fair sized min-
now.—Landing a big fellow.—Narrow
escape. © July 1, 1912; 2 ¢ each July
2050) LON oT 171625, 116280 AIG
171636, 171637, 171640, 171644, 171648.
NORTHERN VIEW Co., Mott, N. D.
[22374-22376
at Pingree, N. D. ©
28 Cx, AMS. Gy IOIT2 I
Dairying pays
April: 25, 1912:
171961.
Pingree, N. D., panoramic view, 1.
OVA PE 16,\1912s, 2 € Aug: 6,:19125 5
1719638.
—— panoramic view, 2.
HOID 52 ec) Aue. 6) ) 1942 >°3 171964.
NotMAN, Boston. [22377-22379
Fifth international congress of cham-
bers of commerce. © Sept. 26, 1912:
2s seni.) oO) L912: J LIST,
Poland Spring house, panorama. ©
PES at. | (tO be nr Age LU FOND a,
© April 25,
°172314.
Visitors at Shoe machinery co. ©
ily hy) hd 724 eh Subky 19, TOR Sg
171362.
NOVELTY CALCULATOR CO., Watertown,
INE PE [22380
Direct radiation for steam and hot
water heating. © May 18, 1912; 1 ¢.
May °25,/1912;.1 1061.
NOWELL & RoGNON, Seattle.
[22381-22383
Rainier (Mt.) from hotel Washing-
font Seattle! ©, Taly30.: 19123 >2 *e:
Mae ty! 1912.3 FDS
403
EE E'S See
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22384
pt. IV. Sv. a
Nowe. & Rocnon—Continued.
Sourdoughs aboard S. S. Portland.
© July 30, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1912; J
171927.
Tzar Allen. © July 30, 1912; 2 e.
Aug. 5, 1912; J 171926.
Noyes (Gro. D), Terre Haute, Ind.
[22384-22386
Herz, 2nd annual outing. © June
26, 1912: 2¢. June 29, 1912; J 170986.
[2 photographs]:
Bensen coal tipples.—Officials of
Clinton, Ind. © Aug. 30, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 3, 1912; J 173201. 173202.
NUTSHELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD.,
Toledo, O. [22387, 22388
There must be four sides to a square
deal. © Apr. 25, 1912-2 ec. Apr: 27,
1912; IX 46319.
Way of decision. It’s up to you. ©
Apres 25, d5i2- 2-6 Ale in soe,
46318.
ODDART COMPANY, New York. [22389
[Ye bullmoose.] © Sept. 11, 1912;
Ze. Sept. 12. 1912> K 4722.
Ors (InevaLD C.) See list of motion
tion pictures at end of this cata-
logue.
OESTREICHER BROTHERS, New York.
[22390-22392
Do you wear pants? © June 27,
1912; 1c. July 2, 1912; K 43983.
Remnants. © July 29, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1912;-K 45564.
5.000 yards of finest merchant tailor
woolens. © Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
28. 1912: K 48156.
OFrruTr (Louis E.) Memphis.
[ 22398, 22394
Butterfly. © 1c. July 19, 1912; J
171882.
Splinter (The) © 1c. July 19,
1912; J 171881.
OLESoN (C. Oscar), Willmar, Minn.
[22395-22397
Barnes County, N. D., pioneer club
at Chautauqua park, Valley City,
N. D. © July 17, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1912; J 173109.
State normal summer school stu-
dents, Valley City, N. D. © July 2,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1912; J 171962.
Valley City, N. D., state normal
school. © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 ¢ Sept. 9,
1912; J 173110.
OLIVERIO (M.), New York.
[22898-22400
[Village bank] 138608. © June 28,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46491.
Village smithy. 13610. © June 28.
1912; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46492.
[Wayside inn.] 13609. © June 28,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46494.
Oxtson (O. S.), Darlington, S. D.
[22401-22403 —
Soldiers’ camp south of Darlington,
June 12, 1912. A, B, C. © June 29,
1912; 2 c. each July 1, 1912; J 170715,
170716, 170749.
OpavA (FRANCIS), New York.
[Little midgets. Colored scene in
their work-shop.] © July 19, 1912;
2c. July 24, 1912; K 45019.
ORIENTAL & OCCIDENTAL PRESS BUREAU,
Washington. [22405, 22406
Seoul, Korea, court house. © Aug.
11, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 1, 149127 3 ieee
Typical Korean school room equipped
and maintained by the Japanese ad-
ministration. © Aug. 11, 1912; 2 e.
Aug. 1, 1912; J 171856.
OSBORNE COMPANY, LTD., London.
[22407-22409
[Great Central Lake.] © Aug. 30,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46419.
Green River, Utah. © Sept. 25,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48054.
[In our own Blue Ridge Mountains. ]
© Sept. 4, 1912; 2 c Sept. 6, 1912; K
46828.
OTTENHEIMER (I. AND M.), Baltimore.
[22410
When Governor Woodrow Wilson
was nominated for President, July 2,
1912, Convention hall, Baltimore. ©
July 5, 1912; 2 c July (aoe
44049.
OTTERBEIN CHURCH, Baltimore. [22411
Baltimore. Otterbein church. ©
Aug. 1, 1912; 2 c«. Aup 12) 3g
45820.
OUR ART DEPARTMENT, Chicago. [22412
Wyllie’s poppy. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2c. Sept. 23, 1912; K 47587.
OUT WEST PHOTO SHOP, Denver. [22413
Denver base ball club. © Aug. 14.
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 19, 1912; J 173008.
OvuTCAULT (R. F.), Flushing, N. Y.
[22414-22562
All prescriptions filled with fresh,
pure drugs. 24x. © Sept. 17, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47202.
[22404 |
404
—
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
mo. 3, 1912
22562
OUTCAULT (R. EF.) —Continued.
Bring your prescriptions to our
drug store. 58x. © Sept. 17, 1912;
2c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47208.
[Clothing cuts for ads]:
Come buy one, they are cheaper now,
suits too. 1—Don’t you need a new
suit of clothes. 39.—Don’t you need a
hewraincoat. Jim Dandy does. 10.—
Here we are Mr. Jim Dandy and his
dog. 0.—Keepcool. 26.—Ladies come
see our Jim Dandy presents for men.
51.—Learn to dress well, it pays. 35.—
Let us furnish your furnishings, shoes
too. 418.—Looking prosperous brings
prosperity. 52.—Makea hit in our Jim
Dandy clothes. 17.—Our Jim Dandy
new hats are on tap. 86.—Our Jim
Dandy shoes are made right. 13S.—
Our Jim Dandy suits and overcoats
keep older men looking young. 40.—
Say, you want to go down and buy a
Jim Dandy suit. 29.—Slip into one of
our Jim Dandy overcoats and suits.
§.—Solid shoes at bottom prices. 6S.—
Spend more for your clothes. 5.—Take
a look at your old hat. 11.—They like
you better in our Jim Dandy clothes.
21.—We'll dress you right from the
- ground up. 24S.—Wear our Jim Dandy
furnishings and be dressed right. 88.
© Aug. 8, 1912; 2 c each Aug. 8, 1912;
K 45586-45606.
[Cuts for ads]:
At the top. Honest deniing did it.
217.—Big drops. 215.—Complete stock.
225.—Dollar saved is a dollar made.
240.—Don’t be alarmed but it is high
time to buy now. 221.—Don’t you need
Something for your skin. 2.—Hxcuse
me. No more William Tell for me,
except to tell the truth. 206.—Feather
in his eap. 208.—Found. 242.—Good.
Resolved we stand behind our goods.
223.—Have it in the house prepared.
41.—Have you got the rheumatism.
44.—_Hello. 239.—I know where to get
the medicine. 25.—It’s a_ feast:
Thanksgiving. 247.—It’s a safe hit.
Bang. 222-—It’s running slow, the
days grow shorter and shorter. 248. —
Just once more. Prices. 204.-—Look
at the money we saved. 2388.—Look.
$ave money. 200.—Price talks. 201.—
Quality. 212.—Quality high, prices
low. 230.—Rah, rah, rah. Resolved
you won’t have a kick coming. 245.—
Resolved come in and let us show you.
252.—Resolved it is a picnic to shop
at our store. 228.—Resolved our busi-
hess is booming. 226.—Resolved that
if you deal with us once. 250.—Re-
Solved that it doesn’t matter how hot
the weather may be. 232.—Resolved
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
that it is pretty hard to get our prices
any lower. 203.—Resolved that our
prices won’t frighten you. 209.—Re-
solved that the square deal wins.
218.—Resolved that there pre dollars
and dollars worth of good values.
231.—Resolved that we have just what
you wish. 244.—Resolved that we have
to blow our own horn. 213.—Resolved
that you can rake in some good goods.
241.—Resolved that you should look
before you leap. 233.—Resolved that
you will be pleased. 235.—Resolved
that you will hunt no further for it.
246.—Resolved we are fishing for busi-
ness. 229.—Resolved we are on the
watch for new things. 220.—Resolved
we are the busy bee store all right.
224.—Resolved we have lots of nice
Christmas presents. 251.—Resolved
you can’t fall down on any thing you
buy from us. 205.—Resolved you can’t
get money aby easier than to deal with
us. 202.—School learn to figure.
236.—See. Resolved we always keep
both eyes open. 2438.—Some people go
where they get fooled. 214—This
rude, ungainly, bold, and _ boistrous
month of March. 210.—Tige aren’t
you tickled. It’s spring. 211.—Tige,
I have nothing but good luck. 249.—
Wake up, we’re awake. 21!).—Way up
in G. 287.—We strive to please and
we do. 216.—We wish you a happy
Valentine Day. 207.—Weicome. Re-
solved we are up with the times.
234.—What do you need. We've got
it. 227.—What, mail order goods?
Never again. 254.—What’s wrong
with your stomach. 43.—Why don’t
you attend to that cold. 9. © Sept. 3,
1912; 2 c. each Sept. 3, 1912: K 46617-
46676.
Don’t you need a spring tonic. 15x.
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912:
K 47204.
[Druggists’ cuts for ads]:
Bring us your prescriptions. No.
37.—Buy your Xmas. presents now.
No. 49.—Come see our beautiful leather
goods. No. 40.—Come to our drug
store. No. 18—Have you got the
rheumatism? No. 44.—Here I come.
No. 28.—School. Learn to buy. No.
35.—They can’t April fool me. No.
14—Too much Thanksgiving. No.
48.—Try our cigars. No. 24.—Why
don’t you get some medicine. No.
44th my drug store fixed me up
all right. No. 26. © July 10, 1912;
2c. each July 10, 1912; K 44274-44285.
405
63453—12——_8
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22563
pt. IV; BE SE
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
[Druggists’ cuts for ads]—Continued.
—— Come see what we have for
Xmas. presents. 50.—Come to our
cooling fount. 55.—Gee, it looks
good; is good too. 54.—Gimme some
more. 53.—Have a clean healthy scalp.
30.—Our drug store is where to buy
your Christmas presents. 57.—Our
store is the store for presents. 20.—
Sure cure for summer complaints.
25.—We always keep an abundance of
up-to-date surgical necessities and ap-
pliances. 7.—We sell the best of every-
thing. 23.—When the children are
sick let us supply the medicine. 38.
© July.12, 1912: 2 c. each July 18,
1912; K 44372443882.
Be beautiful. 19.—Doctor says
you get pure fresh medicines at our
store. 29.—Don’t you need something
for your skin. 2.—Hvery hour, every
day or night. 89.—For your jewelry,
our’s is the store. 389.—Happy New
Year. 1.—Have it in the house, be
prepared. 41.—I must go to my drug
store now. 45.—I won't be sick long.
5.—What’s wrong with your eye, ear,
nose, or throat. 22.—What’s wrong
with your stomach. 3.—Why not
have nice pearly teeth. 34.—yYes, we
have photographing supplies. 19X.
July 20, 1912; 2 c. each July 19, 1912;
K 44824-44836.
—— After you send for the doctor
send your prescriptions to us. 42.—
Brighten up. We've got the brushes.
12x.—Bring us your prescriptions. 3.—
Buy a whole box of our fine cigars for
Thanksgiving. 47.—Chase away the
vermin we have the stuff. 21—Doctor
your animals and poultry and keep
them well. 13.—Every one needs a
tonic in the spring. 10.—Get some
medicine for that headache. 32.—Get
your shaving stuff from us. 38.—Have
you got the heart burn. 6.—I’m glad
I went to my drug store first. 27.—If
you want anything in the sporting
goods line. 57.—Lesson no. one. 36.—
Let us knock the spots off your clothes.
11.—Of course you need new wall pa-
per. 59.—Oh doctor, give me a pre-
seription for this. 52.—Our candies are
always fresh. 58——Our drugs are al-
ways fresh and pure. 12.—Remember
we carry a complete line of rubber
goods. 31.—See how all my freckles
eame off. 28.—Seeds fresh and new
for your garden and flower beds. 15.—
We keep right up to the minute. 17.—
We've got all kinds of brushes and
paints. 16x.—We’ve got everything
you want from a hair tonic to a bun-
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
[Druggists’ cuts for ads]—Continued.
ion plaster. 8—Why don’t you cure
that cold. 9.—You get nice writing pa-
pers and pens, inks and things at my
drug store. 46. © July 20, 1912: 2 ec.
each July 19, 1912; K 44904-44929.
Now let ’em come. If you want any-
thing in the drug line. 57x. © Sept.
17, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47205. ©
Our store for your classy station-
ery. 56x. © Sept. 17, 1912; K 47205.
16, 1912; K 47206.
Our store is the place to get your
prescriptions filled right 40x. © Sept.
17, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912: K 47207,
OverRBEY (E. P.), Mobile, Ala. [22563
Mobile, Ala., looking east from Caw-
thon hotel. © Aug. 9, 1912; 1 ec. Aug.
12,1912; 1 ce. Aug..19, 1912. ae
Owi1nes (S. D.), Topeka. [22564
Billiard (Julius B.) © Sept. 5, 1912;
2.€. Sept. 9, 1912 J tiateoe
PABST BREWING COMPANY, Milwaukee.
[22565
Beer of the hour. © Aug. 30, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48033.
PacH (Oscar), New York.
[22566-22579
Bankers trust building, A to N. ©
1 ec. each July 12, 1912; J 171026-
171039.
PacH BROoS., New York.
Marshall (Gov.) 98759 A, B. ©
Sept. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 11, 1912;
J 173165, 173166.
[11 photographs]:
Goethals (Col. George EB.) 98565.—
Hedges (Job. EH.) 98722 A, F.—Mce-
Adoo (W. G.) 98750.—Roosevelt
(Ethel) 97700.—Wilson (Gov. W.)
and baby, 98786 A.—Wilson (Gov. W.)
and family, 98764 H, 98765 D.—wWil-
son (Mrs. W.) 98789 F, G, K. Sept.
1, 1912; 2 ce. each Sept. 11, 1912; J
173157-173164, 1738167-173169.
[16 photographs]:
Carnegie (Andrew) 98189 F, I, A.
HK, B.—Clark (Champ) 983893 B, A,
C.—Day (Justice William R.) 98387.—
Guggenheim (Simon) 98390.—Lodge
(Henry Cabot) 983889 B, C.—Lurton
(Justice Horace Harmon) 98388.—
Underwood (Oscar W.) 98891 A, B.—
Williams (John Sharp) 983892. ©
June 1, 1912; 2 c. each June 29, 1912;
J 170689-170704.
[22580-22608
406
i
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
PAckK BROS., Washington. [22608*
Jackson day banquet. © Jan. 9,
1912; 2c. Jan. 10, 1912; J 164815.
Pack Bros., NEw YorK & INTERNAT’L
NEWS, New York. [22608*
Taft (Pres. W. H.) signing Arizona
statehood bill. © Feb. 15, 1912; 2.
Feb. 16, 1912; J 169267.
PAESZLER STUDIO, Ada, Ohio. [22609
Ohio northern university campus.
© July 22, 1912; 2c. July 24, 1912; J
171614.
Pace (R. C.), Saco, Me. [22610
Old Orchard, Me., over the beach.
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912;
J 173606.
PAHMBYER (F.. O.), St. Louis. [22611
Diagram for determination of boiler
tests without computation. © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1912; I 1067.
PALEN (FRANK), Caledonia, Minn.
[22612-22614
Caledonia, Minn., city hall and
muGuorium. © Aug. 13, 1912: 2 c¢.
Aug. 15, 1912; J 172205.
St. Peters church park. 1, 2.
© Aug. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 22,
1912; J 172402, 172408.
PALISADES NURSERIES, Sparkill, N. Y.
[ 22615, 22616
Pilate A, B: © Aug. 12, 1912; 2 ¢
each Aug. 16, 1912; K 46282, 46283.
PALMER Oklahoma City,
Okla. [22617
Palmer original act with the Whitely
exerciser in their parlor gymnasium
scene. © July 15, 1912; 2c Aug. 12,
poi; J 172126.
(GEORGE),
PALMERSTON & JOLLEY, Santa Monica,
Cal. [22618
Formal opening of Sunset inn. ©
mee 5, $OTD* 2c. Aug. 1, 1912: J
172420.
PAMOS ART COMPANY, New York.
[22619-22630
[12 prints]:
[Amsterdam, old.] 106.— [Canoe
time.] 108.—[Dinner hour.] 123.—
[Eskimoux in Greenland.] 601.—[ First
steamboat.] 607.—[Half Moon.] 614.—
[Hudson (Hendrick)] 619.—[Isle of
Death. ] 204.— [Our Thanksgiving
friend.] 618.—[Perils of the plains.]
117. [Sunset.] 205.— [Yorkshire
scene.] 102. © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Aug. 6, 1912; K 45514-45525.
22665
PANCOAST (CHARLES R.), Philadelphia.
[22631-22649
Stenton:
Bed room.—Cloister.—Dining room.—
Hast front.—Front door.—Gardens
1—5.—Gardens 8-10.—Rear buildings.—
Reception room.—The library.—The
Logan fire place.—West front.—2nd
story rooms. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 26, 1912; J 173612-173630.
PARKE (JEAN), New York.
[ 22650, 22651
Mason (John). © July i, 1912;
2c. July 8, 1912; K 44224.
Reicher (Hedwig). © July 1, 1912;
2c. July 8, 1912; K 442238.
PARKER (H. WALDO), Salem, Oregon.
[22652
Lewis-Wilson, four generation group.
© July 10, 1912; 2c. July 17, 1912; J
171258.
PARKINSON ART CO., Brooklyn. [22653
Butcher (The). © Sept. 19, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 21, 1912; J 173428.
PARLIN (W. E.), Weld, Me. [22654
Six calves born at one birth. ©
Aue 2. LOL: | 2 €. Aue, 17, 1912. J
172567.
PARMELEE (Mrs. C. E.), Boston
[22655-22657
Salvini (Tomasso). ©1e July 3,
1992: PF 1LTOTTS:
exercises at the presentation of
an order. © 1c July 3, 1912; J
170776.
presentation of order, in Rome,
Italy. ©1e. July 3, 1912; J 170777.
PASSMORE (LEE N.), San Diego, Cal.
[22658
Coronado tent city, no. 84. © July
Gaga - en July 1b, 1912: Sept. 3;
1912; J 172985.
PATTEN (LEONARD), London.
[ 22659. 22660
Henry the seventh’s chapel. Miserere.
Deceitful fellowe. © Aug. 7, 1912; 2
e. Aug. 19, 1912; K 46284.
—— King Solomon sheweth ©
Bie ey IOI 8 De.) Aue. 19, Totes. Ke
46285.
PATTERSON (ARTHUR J.), Kalamazoo.
[22661-22665
[5 prints]:
Good luck.—Horseshoe luck.—Sham-
rock luck.—Swastika luck.—Wishbone
luck.
©) July 28, 1912; 2 c. each Inlv
29, 1912; K 4512445128.
407
22666
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.), Philadelphia.
[22666-22668
“ Joker,” quartering view, stern. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1912; J 173318.
Xqqme, Flat Rock motor-boat club,
A, B. © 1. each Sept. 9, 1912; J
173098, 173099.
PrEcK (Orson W.), Traverse City, Mich.
[22669, 22670
Railroad snow plow in a drift, north-
ern Mich. © July 24, 1912; 2c July
20, 19123) J 171616.
Speed boat race at Traverse City,
Mich. © July 24, 1912; 2c. July 26,
1912; J 1716077.
PELTON (HERBERT W.), Asheville, N. C.
[22671-22704
[14 photographs]:
Asheville, N. C., double spring, wan-
der trail. — Asheville, N. C., park
Square.—Blue Ridge ass’n grounds
from Black Mt., N. C.—Blue Ridge
ofiice and lobby.—Blue Ridge lobby.—
Dining room, Toxaway inn.—From
Mountain Meadows Inn, near Ashe-
ville). N. C.—Mt. Meadows inn.—Mt.
Meadows inn, dining room.—Mt. Mead-
ows inn, dining room, HE. side.—Mt.
Meadows inn, living room.—Mt. Mead-
ows veranda, H. side —Mt. Meadows
veranda, S. HE. side—Sunburst, N. C.,
dune, 1912. © July 30, 1912: 2.¢
each July 31, 1912; J 171821-171834.
[20 photographs]:
Asheville, N. C., legal bldg.—Blue
Ridge ass’n. grounds, The big
Craggies.—Blue Ridge ass’n. grounds.
overlooking the tent colony.—Blue
Ridge ass’n. grounds, bird’s eye-view,
354.—Craggie Mts. from drive, Mountain
meadows.—Lake Toxaway, N. C., boat-
ing on the lake 129.—Lake Toxaway,
N, Gy, rustic bridge, & island 131.—
Lake Toxaway, N. C., swimming in the
lake, 180.—Laurel as it grows.—Moun-
tain laurel in the land of the sky.—
Robert H. Lee hall, 30.—Robert E.
Lee hall, Black Mts., N. C. 28.—Rob-
ert EK. Lee hall, portico and vista, 35.—
Toxaway Inn, approach 127.—Toxa-
way Inn, east side veranda 128c.—
Toxaway Inn, entrance, 122.—Toxa-
way Inn, glimpse, 185.—Toxaway Inn,
lobby, 126.—Toxaway Inn, pleasure
party in front 125.—Toxaway Inn,
scene in front 123. © July 6, 1912;
2 @. egch duly 5) (19iss oF Ls T—
270820, 170825-170840.
PEPPER (CLAUDE L.), Chicago. [22705
Treaty on the old frontier. © June
20, 1912; 2 ec. May 31, 1912; J 170997.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv. 7
PERIN (FLORENCE H.) Brookline, Mass.
[22706
Happiness flower. © Aug. 2, 1912;
2c. Aug. 21, 1912; K 46322.
PERKINS (W. B.), Lead, S. D.
[22707-22712
Belle Fourche, S. D., wagon train
load of wool. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ca
Sept. 4, 1912; J 173013.
Dakota power company’s flume,
Rapid Canyon, 8. D. © Aug. 31, 1912;
2c. Sept. 4, 1912; J 173011.
Meade(Ft.) S. D. and Bear butte.
© Aug. 31, 1912; 2° Sept. 4) a0
J 173010.
Pierre, 8S. D., state capitol. © Aug.
31, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 4, 1912; J 178009.
South Dakota. Ph. A. picnic, Hot
Springs, S. D. © Aug. 19, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 4, 1912; J 178014.
Wind cave, S. D. © Aug. 19, 1912;
2c. Sept. 4, 1912; J 173012.
PERRY (C. H.), New York.
[22713-22740
[Ameng the Rocky’s.] © July l,
1912; 2 ce. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47028.
[Colored prints]:
[Dutch mill.] — Fall. 18501. —
[Gleams of sunshine. Woman sitting
against tree by road in the woods.
Farmer’s wagon farther up the road.]
18604.—[Glorious autumn.] 138154.—
Glorious spring. 13401.—[Golden glow.
Three fishermen in a boat off point
where cottages are.] 13476.—?Grist
mill.] 18601.—[In the golden after-
noon. Woods.] 138602.—[June. Coun-
try landscape with trees in bloom.]
18478.—[Lora. Woman in lavender
with white furs, red flowers and blue
hat with plumes.J—[Millinery girl.
Colonial girl in blue with bandbox
over arm.]—Quiet day. Trees in
bloom along a meadow stream.]—
[Sandy road.] 18477.—[Shady pool.]
138603. — Spring. 13500. — [Stillness
Country landscape along river.]—
[Sunny hours. Man in boat and three
ducks on pond in the woods.] i3607.—
[Sunset at a country village by the
water. ] 13475.—[Tapestry design.
Couple in the country, three lambs and
stream. ] 18802. — Tapestry design.
Couple on bridge.] 18801.—[Tapestry
design. Man helping woman across
stream. ] 18800.—[Tapestry design.
Man swinging woman near stream. ]
13808.—[Tree gate. ]—[ Woodland. }
13605. © June 28, 1912; 2 @ each
Aug. 80, 1912; K 46486, 46441, 46445-
408
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
Perry (C. E.)—Continued.
[Colored prints]—Continued.
46449, 46455, 46457, 46461, 46463,
46468, 46472, 46473, 46477, 46479-
46485, 46489, 46496.
[Fishing haven.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47029.
[Mountain lake.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47027.
[Path along the lake.] © July 1,
1912; 2c. Sept. 11, 1912; K 47026.
Petaluma,
[22741
Petaluma landscape. ©
2 ei Nus 3 LOT? sy Fi
PETALUMA INCUBATOR (CO.,
Cal.
Typical
Apr 18, 1912;
171929.
Peters (Wiis H.), Norwalk, O.
[ 22742, 22743
[Man with cane in checkered suit
and a red y.] © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 «¢.
Aug. 8, 1912; K 45575.
Merry Christmas. [Santa Claus
with holly wreath.] © Aug. 5, 1912;
2 c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45576.
PETINGER AND COMPANY, Chicago.
[22744-22746
[8 prints]:
Baby’s dream.—Love’s symphony.—
Sunbeams. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46740-46742.
PETRIK AND LARKIN, Winner, S. D.
[22747
Harvesting on Dr. J. J. Donovan’s
600 acre field of rye two miles east of
Winner, Tripp county, S. D. © July
menor dt CC Aue, 2.19125 1 ‘ec Aug.
20, 1912; J 172421.
Puito (EH. R.), Elmira, N. Y. [22748
Working drawing of the Philo utility
eaope ©) July 1, 1912; 1° ¢@ July 16,
1912; I 1064.
Puiers (Guy H.), Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
[22749-22761
Breakfast at Seminole camp. ©
Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 26, 1912; J
172509.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.:
Bathing scene.—Beach scene. ©
Sept. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 11, 1912;
J 173145, 173146.
—— beach, line up of bathers, 1, 2.
© July 18, 1912; 2 @ each July 22,
1912; J 171418, 171419.
—— off for the beach, July 4, 1912.
© July 6, 1912; 2c. July 10, 1912; J
170911.
Osceola Inn. © July 6, 1912; 2
e. July 10, 1912; J 170912.
Puiprs (Guy E.)—Continued.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.—Continued.
river view. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2
e; Aug. 26, 1912; J 172508.
Group of Seminoles, Fort Lauder-
dale, Fla. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2c. Aug.
26, 1912; J 172510.
Hillsboro beach. © July 11, 1912;
Zi dalys1d, OID J AeA tes:
Hillsboro lighthouse, 1,2. © July
PE OLA Boe. -eneh): July. lo.” LOM
171164, 171165.
Seminole bucks, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2c Aug. 26,
1912; J 172507.
PHOTO ART SHOP, St. Paul. [22762
Hill (J. J.) dinner. ©1c. Sept. 19,
1912; J 1783887.
PHOTO STAMP
COMPANY, Saginaw,
Mich. [22763, 22764
Vote for Taft. © Aug. 16, 1912;
2e. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45971.
Vote for Wilson. © Aug. 16, 1912;
Ze. Aug: 19, 1912; K. 45972.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [22765
Little friar. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 18, 1912; K 48165.
PICKERING (J. FRANK), Payson, Utah.
[22766
Colorado state prison, chapel lecture.
© Feb. 19, 1912; 2c. July 12, 1912; J
172108.
PICKETT (LEE), Index, Wash.
[22767, 22768
Mahalia, 114 years old, 2039, 2040.
© Aug. 25, 1912; 2 « each Sept. 30,
1912; J 173699, 173700.
PICKETT PHOTO Co., Index, Wash.
[22769-22773
[5 photographs] :
Baring, Wash., 2002.—Baring shin-
gle mill, 2007—EHagle Falls, 2006.—
Hast Index Mt., 2001.—Skykomish
River “20120 © June) 20; 1912+ 2),¢;
each July 15, 1912; J 171168-171172.
PICTORIAL NEWS Cco., New York.
[22774-22777
Democratic congressmen and Gov.
Wilson. © July 20, 1912; 1c. Aug. 6,
190020 Pe: Aug.) 13) 1912", J kT21BS:
Democratic national convention. ©
Sly aes OID) el Aueh Oe) FOLD. A ec
Aug. 18, 1912; J 172139.
Endymion (Yacht). © Oct. 1, 1912;
Pie Oet.).3, 1912 5-7, 173806.
New York Giants, group 1912. ©
Mets 1912 312) e.- Sept: 26, Ton ois
1738681.
409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22778
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
PIERCE (HENRY H.), Boston.
[22778-22782
Bishop (Mrs. J. C.) daughter. 1, 2.
© 1c. each July 1, 1912; J 170736.
170787.
Dooley (W. J.) 1,2. ©1e. each
July 1, 1912; J 170738, 170739.
Lindheim (Mrs. Norvin) son. © 1
ce. July 20, 1912; J 171404.
[22783
© Mar.
Prerce (Percy) Philadelphia.
Percy Pierce racer no. 68.
16, 1912; 1 ec. Mar. 26, 1912; 11048.
PIERCE (RoBertT F'. Y.) New York.
— [22784, 22785
Voyage of life. [Series A.] © July
81, 1912: 1 e. Aug. 10, 1912; 1 c. Aug.
30, 1912; K 46505.
[Series B.] © July 31, 1912;
den Aus. 10,1912: te. Ane 30. 19122
K 46506.
PIERCE (WALTER L.) Boston.
[22786, 22787
[2 photographs]:
Here’s where I fit.—Interested. ©
Sept. 22, 1912; 2 -¢. ‘each Sept. 2,
1912; J 178486, 173487.
Pierce (WricHTt M.), Claremont, Cal.
[22788-22792
[5 photographs]:
Mt. Baldy thro’ peppers from Clare-
mont, Cal.—Mt. San Antonio from In-
dian Hill—Old Baldy and Mt. On-
tario from Indian Hill.—Old Baldy
and Ontario peak from Pomona Col-
lege campus.—Old Baldy from Indian
Hill. © June 8, 1912; 2 c. each July
29, 1912; J 171785-171789.
PrrrRson (EpwINn) Seattle. [22798
Panorama group of city council,
park board and Tilicums. © Aug. 25,
19125 BrveiSept.:3, 1912s Jv L¥2659.
PLAIN DEALER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Cleveland. [22794-22797
[4 prints]:
Mr. Plain Dealer Wantad brings you
the right girl.—Mr. Plain Dealer Want-
ad will find the girl you want.—Mr.
Plain Dealer Wantad will find your
man.—Mr. Plain Dealer Wantad will
rent your property. © July 27, 1912;
2c. each Aug. 19, 1912; K 45978-45981.
PLATTE RIVER VALLEY LAND ©co., Sterl-
ing, Colo. [22798
Le Roy, Colo., wheat field. © Aug.
3, 1912; 2 c. Aug. '7,°1912; J 171970.
PoHL (JOHN CHARLES) JR., Easton,
Pa. [22799
Green (Dr. Traill) monument. lo-
cated at entrance of Haston, Pa.,
cemetery. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
LO, 1093 2 'L TT23 72:
410
POLISH WOMANS ALLIANCE, Chicago.
[22800
Polish woman’s alliance building.
© July 30, 1912; 1 ¢ July 1, 4912
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1912; J 172398.
PONTING (HERBERT), Detroit.
[22801-22882
American romance. © Sept. 11,
1912; 1 c. Sept. 18, 1912; K 47355.
As others see us [1912]:
© Aug. 20; 1 c. Aug. 22; K 46791.
© Aug. 21; 1 ce. Aug. 23; K 46792.
© Aug. 25; 1¢. Aug. 28; K 46796.
© Aug. 27; 1 ce. Aug. 29; K 46797.
© Sept. 2; 1 ce. Sept. 1; K 47347.
© Sept. 4; 1 c Sept. 6: K 47349.
© Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 48194.
Before and after [1912]:
© July 2; 1c. July 5; K 44351.
Choice. © Sept. 9, 1912; 1 ec. Sept.
Ah AOI QC She:
Condensed interviews [1912]:
© June 14; 1c. June 17; K 44652.
© June 25; 1 c. June 27: K 44345.
© June 26; 1 ¢. June 28; K 44346.
© June 27; 1 c. June 29; K 44347.
© June 28; 1 ce. July 1; K 44348.
© July 3; 1c. July 5; K 44352.
© July 4; 1c. July 6; K 443853.
© July 8; 1 e@ July 10; K 44356.
© July 9; 1c. July 11; K 45026.
© July 12; 1 ec. July 15; K 45029.
© July 16; 1 ec. July 18; K 45032.
© July 17; 1 c. July 19; K 45038.
© July 26; 1c. July 29; K 45450.
© Aug. 1; 1‘e. Aug. 8; K 45446.
© Aug. 2;1¢. Aug. 5; K 45445.
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 16; K 46787.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
16%, 1
Ly Ge et
23 5 de.
24;1¢.
25% 2-2,
Bo IG.
a aie
193. 1..c.
1233" 10e
13° "1 '¢,
DG * hes,
16 i
2A) ©) hv,
Bete,
24;1¢.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
19; K 46789.
25; K 48004.
26; K 46794.
26; K 46795.
30; K 46798.
Sept. 5; K 47348.
Sept. 7; K 47850.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
12; K 47354.
14; K 47356.
16; K 47357.
18; K 48192.
21; K 48195.
23; K 48196.
25; K 48198.
26; K 48199.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
22902
PontTING (HERBERT )—Continued.
Effect and cause. © July 15, 1912;
te. July 17, 1912; K 45031.
From a prude’s note-book [1912]:
© June 29; 1c. July 2; K 44349.
© July 1; 1¢. July 8; K 44350.
© July 5; 1c. July 8; K 44354.
© July 6; 1c. July 8; K 44855.
© July 10; 1c. July 12; K 45027.
© July 11; 1c. July 18; K 45028.
© July 13; 1¢. July 15; K 45030.
© July 19; 1c. July 22; K 45035.
© July 20;1¢. July 22; K 45036.
© July 23; 1 ¢. July 25; K 45447.
© July 24; 1c. July 26; K 45448.
© July 25; 1c. July 27; K 45449.
© July 27; 1c. July 29; K 45451...
© July 29; 1¢. July 31; K 45452.
© July 30; 1c. Aug. 1; K 45453.
© July 31; 1c. Aug. 2; K 45454.
© Aug. 3; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45941.
© Aug. 7; 1c. Aug. 9; K 45944.
© Aug. 8; 1c. Aug. 10; K 45945.
© Aug. 9; 1 ec. Aug. 12; K 45946.
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 17; K 46788.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 21; K 46790.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 24; K 46793.
© Aug. 30; 1 ce. Sept. 2; K 46800. |
© Aug. 31; 1c. Sept. 2; K 46801.
© Sept. 7; 1c. Sept. 9; K 47352.
© Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 48197.
© Sept. 25; 1c. Sept. 27; K 48200.
Her husband’s yoice. © Aug. 29,
1912; 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1912; K 46799.
Her version. © Sept. 6, 1912; 1.
Sept. 9, 1912; K 47351.
Omar’s magic shadow
1-2 [1912]:
© Aug. 5; 1c. Aug. 7; K 45942.
© Aug. 6; 1c. Aug. 8; K 45943.
Poetry of motion. © Aug. 12, 1912;
1 ce. Aug. 15, 1912; K 46786.
Pullman shams. © Aug. 13, 1912;
1 e. Sept. 25, 1912; K 48003.
Realization. © July 22, 1912; 1c.
July 24, 1912; K 450387.
ahard erop: © Inly 18} 1912 1)/¢-
July 20, 1912; K 45034.
Up-to-date quotations. © Sept. 14,
19%: 1 c. Sept. 18, 1912; K 47358.
—— [1912]:
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 19; K 48193.
© Sept. 26; 1 ce. Sept. 28; K 48201.
show. No.
411
PontTING (HERBERT )—Continued.
Women you meet [1912]:
© Aug. 10; 1 ce. Aug. 12; K 45947.
PoPE AND Pops, Louisville, Ky. [22883
[Plymouth rock cockrel.] © Aug.
9, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46340.
Port ARTHUR BOARD OF TRADE, Port
Arthur, Tex. [22884
Port Arthur, Tex., city-and harbor,
bird’s-eye view looking south. © July
16, 1912; 2 c. July 20, 1912; K 46806.
Post PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COM-
PANY, Denver. 22885-22899
Cut-nose. © Sept. 29, 1912; 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48331.
Faith. © Sept. 8. 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
10, 1912; K 46974.
Other days. © Sept. 15. 1912; 2c.
Sept. 17, 1912; K 47300.
Photographs showing interesting
scenes in the Johnson-Flynn champion-
ship battle at Las Vegas yesterday. ©
July os, 1OtD | Oe" Paly 8° Lda AK
44222.
Politics. © July 28, 1912; 2 ¢. July
29, 1912; K 451386.
Rejuvenation. © Aug. 25, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 26, 1912; K 46308.
Sheriff. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
20, 1912; K 46073.
Skeins of life. © July 21, 1912; 2c.
July 22, 1912; K 44899.
Slave: ©) duly 17; 1912; 2 ¢ July U.
1912; KK 44319.
Staunchest pioneer. © Aug. 11,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 18, 1912; K 45784.
Still they come. © Aug. 4, 1912;
2c. Aug. 6, 1912; K 45529.
This time sure. © Sept. 22, 1912;
1e. Sept. 24, 1912; K 47935.
Through me. © June 30, 1912; 2 e.
July 1, 1912; K 48919.
Who was he? © July 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 15, 1912; Kk 44640.
Whose fault. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46841.
Potrer (Harry G.), Newark. [22900
Aronson (Louis V.) © Sept. 18,
aU Ce OCt. 2). 1912505 Lis (ol.
PowELL (RICHARD), London.
[ 22901, 22902
[Compton (Lady Hlizabeth)]. ©
Sept. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 17, 1912; K
47327.
[Little Dutch girl.] © Sept. 2, 1912;
2 ec. Sept. 17, 1912; K 47326.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22903
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
PRANG COMPANY, New York. [22903
Lineoln (Abraham) [Monument to
Lincoln in Newark, N. J.] © May 380,
1912; 2 ec. May 20, 1912; K 44655.
Prick (Sara F. F.), Philadelphia.
[22904
I don’t wanta look pleasant, I gotta
toof-ache. © July 15, 1912; 2 ¢. July
28, 1912; J 171442.
Prick (WALTER F.), Philadelphia.
[22905
Stitch in time. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c.
Are Gs LOK oF AO:
PRINCE (GEO.), New York.
[ 22906, 22907
Taft (William Howard) 1. © July
8 1912: 2c. July 12, 1912: J 171040.
——2. © July 9, 1912; 2c. July 12,
1912; J 171041.
Prince (G. L.) Los Angeles. [22908
Vernar arena. Wolgast-Rivers box-
ing contest. © July 4, 1912; 2c. July
9. 1912; J 170895.
PROCTER AND GAMBLE COMPANY, Cin-
cinnati. [22909
Spirit which inspires the making of
ivory soap. © July 10, 1912; 2¢ July
15, 1912; K 446387.
PROVAZNIK (WM. J.), Omaha, Nebr.
[22910
Graphical methods of designing sew-
ers. 13 sheets. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1912;
1 ps 1 sp
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO.,
dence, R. I. [22911-22955
[Baby in a basket-boat. Small size. ]
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1912;
K 47336.
[Biblical scenes.
Orsy:
Cain and Abel.—Creation.—Destruc-
tion of Sodom.—Easter lesson, empty
tcemb.—Flood.—God’s covenant with
Abraham.—Man’s first sin. © Sept.
£9, 1912. 2c) each Sept.-17; 1912: K
47376-47382.
Cain and Abel. [Large size] ©
Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1912; K
47505.
Child in the midst. [Small size.]
© June 26, 1912; 2c, July 2, 1912; K
43979.
[Colored Biblical scenes.
inches] :
Baby in a basket-boat.—Baby in a
basket-boat retold.—God the Father
iInaking all things.—God’s care for
Provi-
Small size in col-
15 by 17
everybody and everything.—Heavenly '
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co.—Contd.
[ Colored Biblical scenes]—Continued.
Father caring for birds and animals.—
How God fed Elijah.—Mother and her
little boy.—Song of Thanksgiving.—
Story of the Baby Jesus.—Thanking
God by giving.—Thanking God for
good gifts.—Visit of the wise men. ©
Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1912;
K 47266-47277.
Creation. [Large size.] © Sept. 11,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47119.
Destruction of Sodom. © July 29,
1912; 2c. July 31, 1912; K 45278.
Easter lesson. Empty tomb. © July
29, 1912: 2c. July 31, 1912: K 45274.
Flood. [Large size.] © Sept. 11,
1912; 2c. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47120.
Forgiveness. [Small size.] © June
26,1912; 2 ¢. July 2, 1912 "K 439s
[God’s care of everybody and every-
thing. Small size.] © Sept. 14, 1912;
2c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47268.
God’s covenant with Abraham. ©
Sept. 3, 1912; 2 « Sept. 4.) 1012 >a
46816.
God’s covenant with Noah. © Sept.
3, 1912; 2c. Sept. 4, 1912; K 46817.
Great question. [Large size] ©
Aug. 21, 1912: 2 « Aus 23) aoe
46139.
[Heavenly Father’s care for birds
and animals. Small size.] © Sept.
14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47265.
Man’s first sin. [Large size.]
Sept. 17, 1912; 2 e. Sept: 238s
47506.
[Mother and her little boy. Colored.
Small size] © Sept. 14, 1912; 2°94
Sept. 16, 1912; IK 47262.
© Sept. 14, 1912;
Small size.]
2c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47264.
Review. [Small size.] © June 26,
1912; 2¢. July 2, 1912; IKK 43980.
[Small size Biblical pictures]:
Baby in a basket-boat retold.—God
the Father making all things—How
God fed Elijah.—Stories about the
Baby Jesus retold.—Story of the Baby
Jesus.—Thanking God by giving.—
Thanking God for good gifts.—Visit
of the wise men. © Aug. 30, 1912;
2c. each Sept. 8, 1912; K 46555-46562.
[Song of Thanksgiving. Two little
girls and a boy standing while sing-
ing. Small size.] © Sept. 16, 1912;
2 ¢e. Sept. 18, 1912; K 47335.
412
7
CC .###.#...s. ee
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
23021
PURCHASE (CLARENCE A.), Jamaica,
iN: ¥. [22956-22991
Goose girl, 761. © Aug. 10, 1912;
2c, aug: 13,1912; J 172122.
Oh my! 621 B. © Aug. 10, 1912;
poems, 15, 1912; J 172123.
{6 photographs] :
Coming over the hill, 295.—EHarly
spring flowers, 793.—Miss Previous
and her twin colts, 787.—Oxen at the
pool, 769.—Team drinking, 797.—Two
up, 627. © July 15, 1912; 2 c@ each
July 16, 1912; J 171210-171215.
[6 photographs]:
Bird in a gilded cage, 916.—Chest-
nut fungus, 929.—Dead chestnut trees,
930.—Girls see-saw, 838.—Healthy
chestnut trees, 162.—White ants de-
stroying old chestnut stump, 931. ©
Sept. 24, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 30, 1912;
J 178703-173708.
[22 photographs]:
After school hours, 753.—Baby’s ban-
quet, 902.—Coaxing, 836.—Corza and
Knight of Elvay, 798.—Day of rest,
879.—Don’t be afraid, 773.—Harness-
ing the tow team, 852.—In the twilight
tranquil hour, 738.—King Orry, 737.—
Load of cabbage, 847.—Path from the
Crook, 566.—Pork is high, 775.—Rac-
quet on the lawn, 900.—Roses bloom at
the cottage door, 869.—Sane fourth,
897.—Strolling up the garden steps,
898.—Terrible load, 777.—Tootsie’s
lamb, 763.—Two blowers, 870.—Two
buds that gather sweet blossoms,
899.—Where memory loves to dwell,
500.—Wise ones, 774. © Aug. 13, 1912;
2 ¢€. each Aug. 26, 1912; J 172515-
172536.
QUESENBERRY (WyATT), Star, Va.
[22992
In rememberance of the slain offi-
cials of Hillsville, Va., March 14, 1912.
© Aug. 15, 1912: 2. c. Aug. 20, 1912:
J 172424.
QUINLAN (F. C.), New York.
[22993-22998
Original illustration of one of my
exclusive models for fall and winter.
Style no. 1-6. © Sept. 20, 1912: 2c.
each Sept. 18, 1912; K 47337-47342.
ANDEL (J. Auc.), New York.
[22999-23000
Wilson (Hon. Woodrow) democratic
ominee for president, A& B. © July
pot; 2 ec. each July 5, 1912: J
70812, 170813.
RANK (SAMUEL L.), Big Lake, Minn.
[23001
Minnesota potatoes, half bushel per
dozen. © July 22, 1912; 2 ¢. July 29,
eT ACL ESE,
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia.
[28002-23008
Oyster Bay, N. Y., Sagamore Hill,
Theodore Roosevelt’s residence, 29471.
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1912;
J 173412.
Philadelphia.
tel. © Sept. 38,
1912; K 471386.
Roosevelt (Theodore) in his library,
Oyster Bay, N. Y., 29472, 29478.
Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1912;
J 173410, 173411.
82nd Annual convention of photog-
raphers association July 24, 1912.
daa: (©) July 25, 1912< 2 e, Aug. 24,
1912; J 172485.
Thirty second annual convention of
the photographers association of Amer-
ica, July 22, 333872. © July 24, 1912;
2c. Aug. 24, 1912; J 172484.
——-—July 26, 1912. 338399. © July
26, 1912; 2c. Aug. 24, 1912; J 172486.
RECKITTS, LTD., New York. [23009
[Girl with lingerie hat, hair braided,
held with white bow.] © Aug. 19,
1912; 2c. Aug. 20, 1912; K 46320.
Bellvue-Stratford ho-
AOE 2. Cra Sepber cee,
REDNER PHOTO Co., Fort Smith, Ark.
[23010
Class to receive Shrine degree. ©
Sule 6, NOt? 22 je! ydaly. 9) 19125 Ft
170890.
REECE (JANE), Dayton, Ohio.
[28011-23013
Williams (Charles) 11-138. © Jan.
2 AGI2 3 2) e, eaeh July 22, 1912:. 7
171434-171436.
REED (C. E.), Norton, Kans. [28014
Norton, Kans. © Sept. 14, 1912;
2 e. Sept. 16, 1912);. I 173317.
REEDER’S STUDIO, Fairbury, Neb.
[23015
Lillian. © Aug. 20, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
Moet, db, LoL Ld,
CRITTENDEN COMPANY,
[23016-23021
REESE AND
Cleveland.
[6 prints]:
De left hind foot of the witch rabbit
bunny. [Card A.]—De luckiest luck is
rabbit foot luck. [Card E.]—Dere’s
a luck charm in de rabbit foot. [Card
D.]—Good luck, honey, takes de cake.
413
commer smn | |
23022
REESE AND CRITTENDEN COMPANY—Con.
[6 prints]—Continued.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES : é
pt. Vj MoS vem: :
RICHARDSON (GEO. W.), Pocasset,
Okla. [23039
Double headed calf. © July 3,
[Card C.]—In dis seesaw life. [Card
I. ]—4 leaf clover an’ rabbit foot luck.
[Card B.] ‘© July 1; 1912*2-¢. each
Aug. 14, 1912; K 45822-45827.
Reeves (C. S.) Mineral, Wash.
[23022
By-gone days. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 28, 1912; J 173481.
Reeves (C. 8.) St. Helens, Or.
[280238—23026
Rainier national park—a bunch of
beauties—bear grass or basket grass.
@,Aus.°5, 1912: (2° Aug. 5, 19129
172422.
- where the bear or basket grass
grows. © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 5,
1912; J 172423.
Sunrise on Mt. Rainier. © Aug.
25, 1912; 2c. Aug. 22, 1912; J 172411.
Sunrise on Pinnacle peak. © Aug. 25,
1912 2° Aue. 22, 1912 Va:
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[23027-23085
[Colored card]:
Little study in black and white. ©
AGS. tT Ss 2 eC. YAS. Zo, TOT2 2 Fe.
46144.
[Colored cards:] no. 87-93:
Burn’s grace.—Has and the are—
Little work.—My pen shall draw.—
Wedding.—When we are married.—
Wisdom. © July 22, 1912; 2 ec. each
July 30, 1912; K 45369-45375.
Should old acquaintance be forgot.
© June 15, 1912; 2 c July 10, 1912; K
44305.
REPUBLIC FILM co. See list of motion
pictures at end of this catalogue.
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal. [28036
World’s record catch of sword-fish,
by one man, Smith Warren, of Los
Angeles, Cal. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2.
Oct. 3, 1912: J 178785.
RIcE (Rospert B.), Weatherford, Okla.
[230387
Weatherford, Okla., southwestern
state normal school. © Aug. 18, 1912;
2c. Aug. 20, 1912; J 172362.
RICHARDSON (A. V.), HE. Oakland, Cal.
[28088
Oakland city hall by night. © 1 e¢.
Aug. 15, 1912; J 1738206.
1912; 2 e. July 6, 1912; J 170854.
RICHARDSON ILLUSTRATING COMPANY,
New York. [ 28040
Piano wareroom. © Sept. 15, 1912;
2e. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48916.
RICHARDSON STUDIO, Chatham, Mass.
[23041-23046
[6 photographs] :
Cape and the cod.—Cape cod cats.—
Oh! you cranberries.—Only a dream.—
Sealloppers dream.—Some duck. ©
July 5, 1912; 2 c. each July 6, 1912; J
1717938-171798.
Ricot (Max), Chicago. [23047
Chicago. Water carnival on Lake
Michigan off Grant park. © Aug. 10,
1912; 2e¢@ Aug. 12, 1912; K 45828.
RINGER (C. C.) AND SMITH (FRED. H.).
Los Angeles. [28048
San Fernando ranches, Calif.
July 12, 1912; 2c duly 2ap4ei2 ae
171462.
Rogpins (J. F.), Spokane.
[ 28049, 28050
I am for progression. © June 29,
1912; 2c July 22, 1912; K 44951.
My hat’s in the ring. © July 8,
1912; 2 c. July 12, 1912; K 44342.
Rosperts (HosBart V.), Utica, N. Y.
| 28051-23063
[3 photographs] :
Loon leaving water.—Loon on nest.—
Two of a kind make a pair. © Sept.
4, 1912;,2 c each Sept.) 18, 7912
173377-173379.
[10 photographs]:
Feeding the first little Joon.—Holler-
ing like a loon.—Loon dusting the
second egg, one little one is already
hatched.—Loon on nest crouching,
ready to slide like a snake into
water.—Loon on nest feeding young.—
Loon treading water.—Loon turning
the egg in May.—Mother loon and first
baby.—Mother loon getting egg shells
out of nest.—Procession of loons. ©
1 c@-each July 29, 1912% J) ait
171746.
Ropinson (CuHarvtrs M.) 1Ne., Rich-
mond. [23064-23066
Administration building, state nor-
mal and industrial school for women,
Radford, Va. © 1c. May 29, 1912; f
1029.
414
ee
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
23110
RoBINSOoN (CHARLES M.)—Continued.
Bridgewater school building. ©1e.
June 28, 1912; I 1049.
Sidney public school, Richmond. ©
1 e. May 24, 1912; I 1028.
Ropinson (JOHN H.), Washington.
[23067-23071
Nantucket Island [post cards]:
Road to town from the Wauwinet
house.—Water sports and Mauwinet
house.—Wauwinet from the Haulover
beach.—Wauwinet house.—Wharf at
Wauwinet. © July 3, 1912; 2c each
July 9, 1912; K 442544425s8.
Rosyn (A. P.), Chicago. [23072
Roosevelt and Johnson shaking
hands after their nomination. © Aug.
9, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1912; J 172263.
ROCHESTER PHOTO PRESS,
INS: *Y. [28073-23078
ava. Has. ©) Aus, ‘20; 1912-2 -e.
Aug. 26, 1912; J 1725388.
It might haye been, 104-a. © Sept.
6, 1992 ;:2 ec. Sept. 11, 1912; J 173151.
Remnants. © Aug. 20, 1912; 2 «¢.
Aue. 26, 1912: J 172540.
Something good. 392. © Aug. 26,
1912; 2c. Aug. 30, 1912; J 172618.
[2 photographs] :
Madonna, 103—a.—Spanish girl, 565.
© Aug. 30, 1912; 2 c each Sept. 6,
1912; J 173040, 173041.
RoEtLeR (EH. F.), Velasco, Tex.
[28079, 23080
Brazos River jetties. © Aug. 21,
fo 2 ©. Ang. 26, 1912: "3 172511.
Velasco harbor, entrance. © Aug.
2, 1912; 2c. Aug. 26, 1912: J).172512.
Rocers (Epwarp N.), Laramie, Wyo.
[28081
Prosperity. © Aug. 24, 1912: 2 ¢
Aue. 27, 1912; J. 172555.
RoceRS (PALMER), Pocatello, Idaho.
[23082-23092
Indian Sun dance, 1912:
After the dance (6).—Big medi-
cine man (10).—Chief Mike Poca-
tello, Pat Tyhee and two of the
dancers (4).—Dancers at rest (5).—
Dancers in action (1).—Dancing (2).—
Dancing pavilion (11).—Medicine man
invoking the blessing of the sun upon a
dancer (8).—Medicine man treating
one of the dancers (9).—Oldest living
squaw (7).—Ready to begin (3). |
July 2, 1912; 2 c each Aug. 5, 1912;
J 172009-172019.
Rochester,
Rocers, Brown & co. See list of mo-
tion pictures at end of this cata-
logue.
Rose (Jupson A.), Lyons, N. Y.
[23093
N. Y. State barge canal and hydrau-
lie dredge. © May 1, 1912; 2 ¢. July
2 TSA SATII Sb:
Ross (CHARLES) AND SON COMPANY,
Brooklyn. [28094-23108
[Machine cuts for ads]:
Ross improved conical French buhr
stone mill with galvanized extended
hopper. Size 4.—Ross improved coni-
cal French buhr stone mills. Style
1, size 1, 2, 4. Ross improved no. 9
T. S. water cooled flat stone fine color
mills.—Ross improved no. 29 H pat-
ented combined can filling weighing
and measuring machine.—Ross_ im-
proved no. 30 patent change can mixer
compound geared.—Ross improved no.
30 F upright column changeable can
liquid and semi-paste mixer.—Ross im-
proved no. 32 M special liquid and
pulp rapid mixer.—Ross improved no.
34 special liquid and semi-paste mixer.
1100 gallon tank with water bath.—
Ross improved no. 36 E liquid and
semi-paste mixer with an air tight
cover and stuffing box.—Ross improved
no. 52 three roller ink and color mills.
Group of four sizes.—Ross improved
no. 52 three roller ink and color mills
mounted on cast iron bed-plate.
aitby, 22, 1902 >) 2c! each Awe. ‘3, dotae
K 45890-45400.
Ross improved no. 386. Special liquid
and semi-paste mixers. © Aug. 26,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46744.
44, White lead and putty chaser
with u type hanger, gate on side. ©
Aue.’ 26, 1912: "2 e. Aug. 28, 1912 5.48
46745.
52. Water cooled three roller
©i'Aue. 26),1912:° 2\¢, Aus. 28:
mill.
(1912; K 46746.
74. Portable chaser or pan mill.
Two screw gates on bottom. © Aug.
26, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 28, 1912; K 46747.
Ross (WILLIAM H.), Grand Rapids,
Mich. [23109
Pictorial diagnosis of mental, physi-
cal and nervous diseases. © June 20,
1912; 2c. June 24, 1912; K 44322.
Ross (WILt M.), Stevens Point, Wis.
[23110
Stevens Point, Wis., River Pines
Sanatorium, West dormitory. ©.1 ¢.
June 28, 1912; J 171538.
415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23111
Ross & Ges, Lead, S. D.
ald. 23112
Group of miners, on 1400 feet level,
Ellison shaft, Homestake mine, 1, 2.
© Sept. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 24,
1912; J 1738474, 1738475.
RowWELL (FRANK A.), Methuen, Mass.
[23113, 28114
Memorial window. © Sept. 3, 1912;
2c. Sept. 5, 1912; J 173018.
Washington monument. © Sept. 21,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 24, 1912; J 178476.
RoOxBURY PHOTO co., Boston.
[28115-23121
Corinthian yacht club house. ©
Sept. 26, 1912; 2 e«. Oct. 3,;1912; JF
VWi3Ti5.
Eastern yacht club house. © Sept.
©
26; 4912: 2. e:- Oct. 38,1912: J aLisie.
Paramatta from the gateway.
AMe. IZ A992 2 (Aue ao a O12 = oh
172326.
Paramatta from the lawn. © Aug.
IZ ISI 2 e. Aue cto tO12 : er iao2e.
[3 photographs]:
Marblehead harbor and neck.—Mar-
blehead harbor and neck from Abbot
hall tower.—North view from Abbot
hall tower. © Sept. 10, 1912; 2 e.
each Sept. 17, 1912; J 173450-173452.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago. [23122-23124
And to think I looked like that be-
fere I became a royal-tailored man.
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1912;
K 47198.
[Cut for add]:
It’s your move. © Aug. 17, 1912;
2 etAg: 21, 1912° °K 46075.
Just as tho’ you’d stepped right off
of Broadway, that’s the royal tailored
look, © Ang: 31,.1919:'2 ec. Sept. 3;
1912; K 46677.
RuUGEN (JOHN), Newport, R. I.
[23125-23128
Chit: CPhe)! 0... vale Lie 1912
2c. July 19,1912; J 271354.
Newport, R. I., Aggasy’s care. ©
AU. -5,) 1912 Oe Aes G6) POU: 7
171932.
Ships leaving Newport harbor, Aug.
10, 19120) 12h @ Ame) 2A IGI2 2: «
each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172476, 172477.
RuNYON (RosertT), Brownsville, Tex.
[23129-23132
Casa y las ninas, a Mexican home.
© Aug. 10, 1912; 2c Sept. 3, 1912; K
46550.
Papalla tree and fruit. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45973.
pt. IV, 1. S., V. ¢
RUNYON ( RoBerRT) —Continued.
Scene on the Rio Grande River. ©
Aug. 10, 1912; 2:¢. Sept. "3S; 19123
46551.
Typical Mexican home. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45974.
RUST CRAFT SHOP, Kansas City, Mo.
[23133-23201
[Colored cards for the seasons] :
Give thanks for what you have and
for a lot you haven’t.—May each day
start a glad New Year for you.—May
he fill your stocking full—May the
witch’s broom sweep away all gloom.—
Thanksgiving. May you be able to
give thanks.—Thanksgiving. Some hae
meat that canna eat.—Thanksgiving.
To the inventor of pumpkin pie.—
That every day a New Year starts of
course we know.—When the moon-
beams glance and the brooklets dance.
© July 10, 1912; 2 ce each July 13,
1912; K 4444444452.
[Colored post cards]:
Fun in the stocking.—Glad New
Year arrives in view.—I wish you here
a gay New Year.—May the passing
years prove kindly.—My heart aches.—
Wish. May New Year’s day for you
begin. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Aug.
8, 1912; K 45418-45418.
[54 prints]:
As this candle brightly burns.—As
you are far away this year.—At Christ-
mas time I think of you.—Christmas.
Here’s hoping you come out even.—
Christmas. I hope your stocking will
be as full as this.—Christmas is only
one of the days on which I think of
you.—Christmas joys and Christmas
din.—Christmas toys and Christmas
treasures.—Don’t place upon the calen-
dar. (January 1.)—Downstairs back-
wards, dead of night.—For Christmas
joys—Glad merry Christmas I’m
wishing for you.—Hail to thee on
Christmas day.—Hang this among the
branches.—Hang this on your Christ-
mas tree.—I am just a blotter calen-
dar.—I am just a little blotter.—I
greet you my friend and fond wishes I
send.—I’ll not send Christmas greet-
ing.—I’m hoping that this Christmas
eard.—I send this Christmas blotter
just to say.—I send this Christmas blot-
ter just to tell you.—I send this Christ-
mas blotter, pray do keep it.—I send
this Christmas stocking.—If all the
turkeys and pies of Thanksgiving.—
Many thanks for the lovely gift.—
May Christmas be merry for you and
your household.—May old Santa Claus’
shiny, weather worn pack.—May St.
416
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
RUST CRAFT SHOP—Continued.
[54 prints ]—Continued.
Nick have no trouble in locating your
stocking—May your Christmas book
have pictures.—May your Christmas
tree bear plentifully this year.—Mer-
rie Christmas to you.—Merry Christ-
mas, be it fair—Merry Christmas to
thee from me. (Greetings.)—Oh may
this Christmas hold for you.—Our
Uncle Sam makes himself thin.—
Pumpkin faces, ghosts and witches.—
Put this on your mirror.—Right merry
Christmas to one whom I love.—Sprigs
of mistletoe and holly.—Thanksgiving
turkey. (When in your kindly splen-
dor.)—There’s a little laughing
spirit—There’s no time nice as Christ-
mas.—This book mark and my greet-
ings too.—This book mark as a Christ-
mas card.—This candle on your Christ-
mas tree.—This Christmas card will
help you look.—Though the ocean lies
between us.—Very best of good
things.—We are thankful at this sea-
son.—When others cut you turn to
me.—When the midwinter night is a
tingle-—When witches dance upon the
green. When you go a fishing.
July 10, 1912; 2 c. each July 13, 1912;
K 44390-44448.
RYAN JEWELRY COMPANY, Omaha, Neb.
[23202
Ryan succeeded. [ Complicated
watch.] © July 10, 1912; 2 ¢. July 9,
1912; K 44278.
RYDER (LILLIAN B.), Brooklyn.
[ 23203, 23204
American justice. © Sept. 16. 1912;
ee nue 2a. be: Sept, 17," 1912
Piaoos.
— [Woman holding up American
flag and scales.] © Sept. 16, 1912;1¢.
mus o2e, L912: 1. en Sept. 17, 1912-K
. 47298.
RYDER STUDIO, Syracuse, N. Y. [23205
Ludden (Rt. Rev. Patrick A.), bishop
of Syracuse. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 c.
Ae 9 1912) J 172327.
Rypsam (F. W.), Denver. [23206
New York city and harbor, birdseye
view. © Sept. 80, 1912; 2c. ee =
1912; K 47962.
St. Louis & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
co., St. Louis. [23207
Spend the summer in the north or
east. © June 15, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 8,
1912; K 45645.
23248
New York.
[23208-23231
SALTS TEXTILE MFG. CO.,
[24 photographs]:
Baby lamb and fur ermine, 1, 2.—
Black seal plush and grey fox, 1, 2.—
Black seal plush and opossum, 1, 2.—
Black seal plush and Persian lamb,
1, 2.—Black seal plush and silk, 1, 2.—
Black seal plush and white fox, 1, 2.—
Brocade silk velvet, 1, 2.—Corduroy
plush, 1, 2.—Velour du nord, 1, 2.—
Velour du nord and silk, 1, 2.—Velour
du nord, gold band and tassels, 1, 2.—
Velour du nord with beaded em-
broidery, 1, 2. © July 22, 1912; 2c.
each Aug. 15, 1912; J 172239-172262.
SANBORN (FRANK E.), Columbus, O.
[ 23232
Outline of the metallurgy of iron and
steel. © Aug. 12, 1912; 1 c Aug. 15,
TOI NE HOST.
SANDISON (J. W.), Bellingham, Wash.
[23233-23239
Bellingham, Wash. © July 28,1912;
2c. Aug. 5, 1912; J 171915.
business section, 1, 2. © July
28, 1912; 2 ¢ each Aug. 5, 1912; J
171913, 171914.
Deming glacier, 1-3. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2.¢. each Aug. 12, 1912; J 172088..
172085.
Motor boat race. © July 26, 1912;
26, Aug. 5,. 1912: J 171916.
SAN MATEO LEADER, Cal. [23240
San Mateo county, Cal. © May 28,
1912; 2 c. May 29, 1912; K 44066.
SAUNDERS (ALFRED H.), New York.
[23241
Simplified chart of the heavens. ©
aune | 20) O12. 1) ch daly 1, 1912 -" 5
1052.
SCHERMERHORN (PETER C.), New York.
[ 23242, 23243
Government of the people. © Aug.
22, 191235); Ze. Augy 23, 1912; K 46140;
Rescue. © Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ce. Sept.
18, 1912; K 47329.
ScHICK (RuDOLPH) & co., Leipzig.
[23244-23247
[4 entries]:
Lungenblaschen. — lLungendurch-
schmitt.—Sputum.—Statistik. © le.
each Sept. 4, 1912; I 1104-1107.
ScHILL (Lupwic), Newark. [23248
Newark, P. B. A. military band and
orchestra. © Aug. 9, 1912; 2 @ Aug.
10,4912; J 172051.
417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23249
SCHLESINGER BROTHERS, New York.
[ 23249-23347
Accept my birthday greeting, dear.
©) July 5.498222 ve July 10 19122 K
44287.
Accept my birthday wishes true. ©
July. 5, 19125 Qve. July: 20, 1912; K
44291.
Birthday greeting. © July 5. 1912:
2c. July 10, 1912; K 44286.
[Boy and girl post cards]:
Busting bronchos and making love
is my specialty, gal—Doctor said I
need a little lovin’ now and then.—
Wlavored with love-—Give me your
love and I'll be a regular safe deposit
vault.—I’d rather have a warm rag-
baby.—I have no use for a _ tender-
foot—I hope he’ll love me now.—lI
know it’s naughty, but ain’t it lovely.—
I may be a broncho buster but my gal
is a heart buster.—If I’m a bad egg
why do they beat me.—If you are look-
ing for a good, kind, sweet, [etc.]
woman, well, that’s me. — If you
brought me anything good.—Jumping
snakes, bucking bronchos ain’t in it
with a jealous female.—O joy I just
found out the girl I love loves me.—
O why isn’t he always here.—Say boys,
this is what I call some round up.—Say
kid do you want to be my baby boy.—
There’s only one way to catch a gal,
boys, rope ’em. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c.
cach Sept. 9, 1912; K 46924-46941.
[Country landscape views for color-
oring]:
[Babbling brook. Stream with
wooden bridge across.]—[Beautiful
lake. Water with stone arch bridge
over it.]—[Country road. Road lead-
ing over wooden bridge across
stream.]—[Country scene. Along a
stream.|—[Dawn. Early morning ona
country road.]—[In springtime. Coun-
try road bending around stream.]—
[Shady nook. Stream in the coun-
try.]—[Sunset. Country house and
stream after a snow storm with set-
ting sun.]—[Waterfall. Scene in the
country. |—-[ Winter. Woods and ice on
stream snow covered.] © July 25,
1912-2. -e,, each) July 30; 19t23 K
45226-45235.
[Girl’s heads for coloring]:
[Constance.] — [Hstelle.] — [Hs-
ther. ] [Florence.] — [Gladys.] —
|Irene.]—[May.]—[Nettye.] © Aug.
20, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 26, 1912; K
46271-46278.
[Anatta.]—[Corinne.]—[ Easter
Lillie.] — [Elsie.] — [Estella.] —
[Ida.]—[Mabel.]—[Morning dream. ]—
pt. 1W,E SA) Vain
SCHLESINGER BROTHERS—Continued.
[Girl’s heads for coloring]—Contd.
[Rocksie.] © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 e each
Sept. 7, 1912; K 4690246910.
—— [large size]:
[Constanece. Girl with hair parted
in center and holding a rose to her
nose.|—[Ellen. Girl’s head with rib-
bon around hair and bouquet of lilies
of the valley.]—[Genevieve. Young
girl’s head with large bow in front of
hair and wearing a rose.]—[ Helena.
Girl’s head with hair parted in center
and bow on it, wearing a rose in
bosom.]—[Juliette. Girl’s head with
hair held by ribbon, bow at the fore-
head and smelling a rose.]—[ Marjorie.
Girl’s head with hair parted in the
center and bow on top.]—[Our fairy
queen. Young girl’s head with hair
parted on the side and in coil, with
blossoms scattered over her.]|—[Sweet
girl graduate. Girl’s head with hair
parted and lily blossoms.]—[Sweet
sixteen. Young girl’s head with rib-
bon around hair and a rose in bosom,
profile view.] © July 25, 1912; 2 ¢.
each July 30, 1912; K 4524645254.
Just my birthday wish for you. ©
July 5, 1912; 2 @ July 10) ae
44289.
May all good things that life can
know. © July 5, 1912: 2c) Saige
1912; K 44290.
May this be the happiest birthday.
© July 5, 1912; 2 c. July 20) gia
44988.
[Post cards for coloring]:
Birthday greeting. 1. Beautiful still
is yours.—Birthday greeting. 2. Of all
the bonny buds.—Faint heart never
won fair lady.—Gee, I suppose ’m in
Dutch again.—Happy birthday. Let
this day be bright——Happy returns.
Let this day be sweet.—Happy re-
turns of each blossom.—He lufs me,
he lufs me not.—Hearty greeting.—I
will gif you dese tulips—My cap I’ve
set for you, yes.—Nefer haf I lufed
anoder von, no.—O vell, vot I lack in
looks I’ll make up mit luf.—O vy iss I
not dot dog.—To see my best girl I
am goin’, yet.—Vot iff I do haf big
feet my heart it iss bigger, yet.—
Vould some nice feller be a thief undt
steal me.—Vy iss dese flowers like my
girl yet—yYou are de sweedest von I
know, yes.—You are the ideal of my
dreams. © July 15, 1912; 2 c. each
July 18, 1912; K 44779-44798.
[9 prints] :
Doctor says I need a little lovin’
now and then.—Flavored with love.—
418
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
23376
ScHLESINGER BROTHERS—Continued.
[9 prints]—Continued.
Give me your love and I’ll be a regular
safe deposit vault—I hope he'll love
me now.—I know its naughty, but
aint it lovely ?—If I’m a bad egg—why
do they beat me?—If you brought me
anything good, etc—O joy! I just
found out, the girl I love loves me.—
O why isn’t he always here. © Aug.
peor. 2°c. each Aug. 22, 1912 >\K
46108-46116.
[10 prints]:
Big Chief’s Pride. Indian girl with
hair in braids over shoulders and
feathered bando on head.J]—[Brave
Indian Maid. Profile of Indian girl
with braids over shoulders and two
feathers in hair.]—[Copper Maid. In-
dian girl with chin down, two feathers
in front of hair, which is in two braids
over shoulders.|—[Favorite. Full face
view of Indian girl with hair in braids
over shoulders and two feathers in
side of her hair.]|—[Girl of the West.
Indian girl with hair braided over
shoulders, feathered headdress, full
face view.]—[Indian Maid. Three
quarter view of Indian girl with hair
in braids over shoulders and two
feathers in back of head.J]—[Indian
Queen. Three quarter view of Indian
girl, hair in braids over shoulders and
feathered bando on.]—[Iola. Indian
girl with hair in braids over shoulders
and two feathers in hair, three quarter
view.]—[Prairie Girl. Indian girl
with two feathers in side of hair
which is in braids over shoulders, full
face view.]—[Red Wing. Indian girl
_ with hair braided over shoulders and
full Indian head-dress of feathers, pro-
file view.] © July 25, 1912; 2 c. each
July 30, 1912; K 45236-45245.
SCHLOSS BROTHERS AND COMPANY, Bal-
timore. [23348-23352
Clothes beautiful. [Plate no. 1.]
© July 27, 1912; 2 ¢. July 30, 1912;
K 45275.
—— [Plate no. 2.] © July 27, 1912;
Pecuvlily 30, 1912: K 45276.
—— [Plate no. 3.] © July 27, 1912;
= e July 30, 1912. K.45277.
— [Plate no.4.] © July 27, 1912;
2 ce. July 30, 1912; K 45278.
[Plate no.5.] © Aug. 2, 1912;
2c. Aug. 8, 1912; K 45382.
SCHMITzZ-HORNING COMPANY, Cleveland.
[28353-23358
[Colored posters]:
From Kansas little Dorothy to Oz
was blown away. No. 15.—Lion wished
ScHMITz-HORNING ComMPANY—Contd.
[Colored posters]—Continued.
that he were brave. No. 17.—So to
the city Emerald, in spite of witch and
blizzard. No. 18.—Tin man in a shower
of rain. No. 16.— Twas thus the four
all got their wish. No. 20.—Wicked
witch, the motor man and Trixy. No.
19. © June 138, 1912; 2 c. each June
14, 1912; K 44008-44018.
(GEORGE W.),
SCHNEIDER Madison,
Wis. [233859
Sunset on Mendota. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2. CAs, 26) 1912 "J 172514.
SCHREIBER (LovuIs), Oberlin, Kans.
[23360
Practical agriculture in Decatur
county normal, 1912. © June 22, 1912;
2c. June 27, 1912; J 170988.
SCHUETER (FRANK J.), Houston, Tex.
[23361
Houston, Tex., 1912. © June 29,
1912; 2c. July 3, 1912; J 170752.
SCHUFFLER (CHAS. J.), Happy Camp,
Cal. [28362, 23363
Klamath Indian basket worker. ©
May iO! 1912s 2e:) July 5, 1982 J
170803.
Klamath Indian relics. © July 15,
E9123 Ze. uly 22. 192 J eT i523.
ScHwEeErc (Morris), St. Louis.
[23364-23367
Wolff (Marjorie) 1, 2, 3,4. © July
AGH tga?) 2 es each Iulyr Bh, 1912 s Fi
171812-171815.
ScHWENKE (A. G.), Milwaukee.
[ 23368, 23369
Milwaukee from the bay, 1. ©1e.
July 8, 1912; J 170882.
——2. © July 18, 1912; 2c July
20, 1912; J 171878.
Scotr PHOTO co., Hl Paso, Tex.
[23370-23375
[6 photographs] :
Farewell, 2.—Mormon family, 3.—
Mormons arriving at Persons, 4.—
Mormons, Caving, Mex., 1.—Mormons,
6.—On the trail, 5. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2 ec. each Aug. 12, 1912; J 172059-
172064.
SEALY (GEORGE), Galveston, Tex.
[23376
White oleander tree in full bloom.
© June 2, 1912; 2c. July 31, 1912; J
171809.
419
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pt. IVE. Stare
23377 |
Sears (RicHARD W.), Boston. [23377
Boston Red Sox team, American
league champions. ‘© Sept. 15, 1912;
2c. Sept. 10, 1912; J 178129.
Sravy (EE. E.), New Castle, Pa.
[ 23378, 283879
At home. © Apr. 24, 1912; 2c. July
11, 1912; J 170995.
Easter time of long ago. © Apr. 24,
1912: 2-¢e. July 11, 1912s, 3 170996.
SreLtre (Don), Chautauqua, N. Y.
[23380-23382
Eddie (Clarence). © Aug. 5, 1912;
2c. Aug. 7, 1912; J 172000.
Vincent (Bishop). 1. © Aug. 5,
1912: 2c. Aug. 7, 1912; J Li2001.
oP (OA we 19, 1 O12 so Cee
21, 1912: hAT238T.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY, Chicago.
[23383-23496
As the fates decree. [Large size.]
© Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c Aug. 26, 1912; K
463138.
Assisted elopement. [Large size.]
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912;
K 47875.
Boob (The) [Large size.] © July
D5, 1912.92 Cc. July 29, 19125 1K 45221,
— [Small size.] © July 23, 1912;
2c. July 26, 1912; K 45087.
Borrowed umbrella. [Large size.]
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912;
K 47282.
—— [Small size.] © Sept. 4, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46852.
Brand blotter. [Large size] ©
Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1912; I
46971.
—— [Small size.] © Aug. 31, 1912;
2c. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46684.
Bread upon the waters. [Large
size.] © Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1912; K 47876.
Byrne (Sergeant) of the N. W.
mounted police. [Large size] ©
Avg. 22, 1912) \2'¢c, “Ane. 26, A912 °° K
46315.
Cattle rustlers. [Large size] ©
Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; K
47281.
—— [Small size] © Sept. 6, 1912;
2c. Sept. 9, 1912; K 46947.
Circumstantial evidence. [Large
size.] © Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1912; K 46814.
Day off. [Large size.] © July 3,
1912; 2c. July 8, 1912; K 44252.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
—— [Small size.] © July 1, 1912;
2c. July 5, 1912; K 44039.
Detective’s strategy. [Large size.]
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c July 16, 1912;
K 47279.
— [Small size.] © Sept. 4, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46853.
Double cross. [Large size.] © July
12, 1912; 2c. July 15, 1912; K 44645.
Equine hero. [Large size.] © Aug.
22, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 26, 1992. kaa,
Fighting instinct. [Large size] ©
Aug. 29, 1912; 2 ¢: Sep, 3. 132
46739.
Girl and the cowboy. [Small size.]
© July 1, 1912; 2 ¢ duly 5, 19a
44040.
Girl at the cupola. [Large size.] ©
July 26, 1912; 2 ¢« July, 29) 1912
45222.
[Small size.] © July 23, 1912;
2.¢c. July 26, 1912; Ki 45088:
Great drought. [Large size] ©
Sept. 19, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept) 2a-aereeee
AT872.
His masterpiece. [Large size.] ©
dune 27, 1912;,2 @ July aoa oiee ee
43965.
House of his master. [Large size.]
© Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Sept. 3, 1912; K
46788.
In the tents of the Asra. [Large
size.]. © Aug. 1, 1912;°2 ¢ Aug. 5,
1912; K 45486.
—— [Small size.] © July 23, 1912;
2e. July 26, 1912; K 45089.
Indelible stain. [Large size] ©
Aug. .29, 1912; 2 ¢. Sep 3, ao eae
46787.
Into the genuine. [Large size.] ©
Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1912; K
46969.
[small size.] © Aug. 31, 1912;
2c. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46685.
Kings of the forest. [Small size.}
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 12, 1912;
K 47124.
Life and customs of the Winnebago
Indians. [Large size] © Sept. 6,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1912; K 46972.
[Small size.] © Aug. 31, 1912;
2c. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46686.
Mail order hypnotist. [Large size.]
© June 27, 1912; 2 ¢ Jily 1s
43964.
Man from Dragon land. [Large
size] © July, 25, 1912; 2¢) Julgeco.
1912; K 45220.
420)
reo. 8, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
23496
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
= {Small size.|. © July 23, 1912;
2c. July 26, 1912; K 45090.
Messenger from Kearney. [Large
came) - Aue. 2, 1912; °2) es Ang. | 5,
(1912; K 45487.
=== (Small size.]. © July 25, 1912’
Prcowuly 27, 1912: K 45118.
Miller of Burgundy. [Large size.]
Pwuyad, 1912: 2 ¢ July 15, 1912;
K 44647.
Monte’ Cristo. Scenes no. 1-5.
[Small size.] © Aug. 5, 1912; 2 ¢
each Aug. 15, 1912; K 45914-45918.
[Moving picture cuts for ads]:
Double cross.—Miller of Burgundy.—
Officer Murray.—On the trail of the
germs.—Peculiar nature of the white
man’s burden.—War time romance.—
Wreck of the Vega. Note: All small
size. © July 8, 1912; 2 c. each July
11, 1912; K 44385444840.
Officer Murry. [Large size.] ©
Bayete. 1912: 2 ce. July 22, 1912;) K
44954.
On the trail of the germs. [Large
bize. | @) July 12, 1912; 2 c. July 15,
1912; K 44644.
[One sheet posters] :
Betty fools dear old dad.—Box car
baby.—Cowboy’s mother.—Land sharks
vs. sea dogs. © Aug. 8, 1912: 2c. each
Aug. 12, 1912; K 45776-45779.
—— Just his luck.—Laird’s daugh-
ter.—Little Indian martyr.—Whiskey
runners. © Aug. 16, 1912: 2 c each
Aug. 19, 1912; K 46056-46059.
© Sept.
Partners. [Large size.]
tT iol2; 2 ¢. Sept. 16, 1912; K)47278.
—— [Small size.] © Sept. 4, 1912:
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46854.
Peculiar nature of the white man’s
burden. [Large size] © July 18,
1912; 2c. July 22, 1912; K 44952.
Pennant puzzle. [Large size.]
tives, L912" 2 c. July 8. 1902: ik
44951.
Pirate’s daughter. [Large size.]
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912;
K 47873.
Pity of it. [Large size] © Sept.
a oi 2c. Sept. 16,1912: K 47220.
—— [Small size.] © Sept. 4, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46855.
Polo substitute. [Large size] ©
July 8, 1912; 2c. July 8, 1912; K 44253.
—— [Small size.] © July 1, 1912;
Poe July 5, 1942: K 44041.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[One sheet posters]—Continued.
Scenes in and around the Selig poly-
scope company studios. © June 26,
$92") 2). July 2, 19125 kK 435982.
[Small size]:
Assisted elopement.—Bread upon the
waters.—Huchered.—Great drought.—
How the cause was won.—Interna-
tional romance.—Motoreycle adven-
ture.—Pirate’s daughter.—When Edith
played judge and jury.—Why Jim re-
formed. © Sept. 16, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 20, 1912; K 47527-47536.
Substitute model. [Large size.]
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912; K
46970.
—— [Small size.] © Aug. 31, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 8, 1912; K 46687.
Three valises. [Large size] ©
uly 1S aet2 Dee.) Inaly? 22) 191237 18
44953.
[Small size.] © July 11, 1912;
2c. July 15, 1912; K 44591.
Trade gun bullet. [Large size.] ©
Aon 29. 1912 «2° e.) Sept. 3) 7912+ KK
46736.
Two gay dogs. [Large size] ©
Ae e TGE Be) Dive) As 5, 1912 sk
45488. :
—_— [Small size.] © July 23, 1912;
2c. July 26, 1912; K 45091.
Under suspicion. [Large size.] ©
SMe Ag TODA 2 en uly | bi AST! IK
43962.
Unexpected fortune. [Large size.]
© July 26, 1912; 2c. July 29, 1912; K
45223.
[Small size.] © July 23, 1912;
2c., July 26; 1912; K 45092.
Vow of Ysobel. [Large size.] ©
Ue Ae DOM VF ee Sulyy h. LOLZ sre
43963.
War time romance. [Large size.]
© July 12,1912; 2¢. July 15, 1912: K
44643.
Wayfarer. [Large size.] © Aug. 2,
1912; 2c Aug. 5, 1912; K 45485.
—— [Small size.] © July 25, 1912;
2c. July 27, 1912; K 45114.
Why Jim reformed. [Large size.]
© Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912; K
47874.
Wreck of the Vega. [Large size.]
© July 11, 1912; 2c. July 15, 1912; K
44646.
[8 prints]:
Betty fools dear old dad.—Box car
baby.—Cowboy’s mother.—Just his
! Juck.—Laird’s (The) daughter.—Land
421
63453—12——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23497
pt. Iv, nD. S., Vv. T
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[8 prints]—Continued.
sharks vs. sea dogs.—Little Indian
martyr.—Whiskey runners. © Aug. 7,
1912; 2c. each Aug. 12, 1912; K 45747-
45754.
[8 prints] :
As the fates decree.—Byrnes (Ser-
geant) of the N. W. mounted police.—
Circumstantial evidence.—Equine hero.
—Fighting instinct—House of his
master.—Indelible stain—Trade gun
bullet. © Aug. 23, 1912; 2 ec each
Aug. 26, 1912; K 46196-46208.
SENA BROTHERS, Las Vegas, N. M.
[23497
Las Vegas, N. M. Panoramic views
taken from east and west sides. ©
dune 22, 49922 2, dune, 25) oss IK
44837.
SHAMIAH (HABIB), Brooklyn.
[23498-23500
{3 prints]:
Guards.—Mecea and Kaaba _ el-
shareefat.—Modern woodmen of Amer-
ica. © July 14, 1912; 2 ¢. each July
17, 1912; K 44664-44666.
Suaw (J. H.), Philadelphia. [23501
Roosevelt. Progressive candidate
for president. © Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 28, 1912; K 46871.
Suaw (J. H.) company, Philadelphia.
[ 23502, 23503
Taft and Sherman. Republican can-
didates 1912. © July 25, 1912;'2 «.
July 27, 1912; K 45877.
Taft (William H.) J. S. Sherman.
Republican [double] post card. ©
July 50,1912; -2 e., Aug. 1,..19123 K
45323.
SHEARER INVESTMENT CO., Los Angeles.
[23504-23507
Marinette, Ariz.:
Dairy cattle, 1188.—Glendale ranch,
1182.—Land co., beet field, 1181.—
Townsite, 1180. © Mar. 27, 1912; 2c.
each Apr. 3, 1912; J 171846-171348.
SHEELOR (F. W.), Boise, Idaho.
[23508, 23509
Ontario, Ores \\1. 020, © , Aus. 12%
1912 © (2 +e. Ames (20. 14125 Fv 248i,
172482.
SHockey (P. C.) Harlinger, Tex.
[28510-23515
Beautiful arroyo, Colorado. © Dec.
15, 1911: -2.-e.. Sept. 8, 19127 172688.
Century plant. © July 1, 1912; 2c.
July. 9, 1902: J 172688:
SHockKeEy (P. C.)—Continued.
Cucumber cactus in bloom. © Aug,
15, 1912; 2c. July 9, 1912-5) 126s.
Fruit exhibit at Donna, Tex., July
1, 1912. © July 8, 1912: 2 @ Seppe,
1912; J 172682.
Mexican quarters on a Rio Grande
plantation. © July 1, 1912; 2 ¢. July
9, 19123. J VW72684.
Peaches in two year old orchard in
Rio Grande Valley. © June 20, 1912:
2-c. Sept..3, 1912: J. 27266,
SIBLEY (GEO.) JR., Spokane, Wash.
[23516
My exercise. © July 21, 1912; 2 «.
July 9, 1912; J 170902.
SIMON (SAMUEL H.), Brooklyn. [23517
Automobile parkway boulevard. ©
July 5,.1912; 2 c. Aug. 2a) ieee
45322.
SIMPSEN (ALFRED L.), New York.
[23518
Third alarm. © July 20, 1912; 2c.
July 23, 19123" 17152
SKINNER (WM. T.), Chicago.
[ 23519, 23520
Disturber III. © Aug. 4, 1912; 2¢@
Aug. 8, 1912; J 172006.
Night scene Turnell’s beach. ©
sguly 29, 1912; 2 e:. July S492
aWetcalle
SLEVEN (L. 8.), Carmel, Cal. [23521
Carmel, Cal., Forest theater. ©
July 4, 1912; 2 ¢ July sto; ae
1713861.
SLINN (JAMES B.) Chicago. [23522
Bull moose cyclone. © Sept. 28,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 30, 19125 K 48333:
Stocom (GrorcE I.), Hood River, Or.
[23525-20000
Hood (Mt.) and lava beds. © Aug.
30, 1912; 2c. Sept. 11, 1912359 Siete
[2 photographs] :
Hood (Mt.)—Hood (Mt.) and Lost
Lake. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. each Sept.
11, 1912. 3.173153, Lia .
SLOCOMS. BOOK AND ART STORE, Hood
River, Or. [23526
Hood River Valley. © July 12,
1912; 2.¢. Aug) 12, 19128. 5 trae
SMEDLEY (WILL LARYMORE), Chau-
tauqua, N. Y. [23527
Smedley (W. L.) private study. €
Lc. Sept. 20, 1912s: F 173722
422
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
NO. oO; 1912
25601
Smipt (AuGuUSTA), Boston.
[23528-23531
Dorothy Bradford series 1-4. [Cross-
stitch design.] © July 20, 1912; 2c.
each July 24, 1912; K 45015-45018.
(ALFRED F.), Minnewaska.
[23532-23540
SMILEY
N.Y
Minnewaska, N. Y.:
Cliff house, no. 1.—Cliff house, no.
2—Peterskill falls—Wildmere and
cliff house—Wildmere house. © July
Soptoi2> 2 ¢, each Aug. 2; 1912; K
45707-45711.
-—— [post card views]:
Cliff House.—Laurel path.—Peters-
kill falls——Wildmere House. © July
myo 2> 2 «ce. each July 18, 1912;°K
45060-45068.
SmitH (BENNIE ALARD), Indianapolis.
[23541
I am not bound to win. Bull moose.
im Seu. 3, 1912: 2 c. Sept. 5, 1912; K
46780.
SmMitH (Emma Luisa), New York.
[23542
Three birches, 13611. © June 28,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46488.
SMITH (GEAN), New York.
[28548, 23544
[King of the pasture. Cowboys with
horses at stream.] 13502. © June 28.
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 80, 1912; K 46458.
Stampede. 13503. © June 28,1912;
2 ec. Aug. 30, 1912; K 46478.
SmitH (Hi~pa Gustav), San Fran-
cisco. [23545
Come, me got em joinded. © Aug.
a2, 1912; 2 ce. Aug. 19, 1912; K 45970:
SmiTtH (M. S.), Moundville, W. Va.
[28546
Lexington, Va., view of Washington
and Lee chapel. © Sept. 21, 1912:
mer-sept. 25, 1912: J 173426.
SmirH (RALPH R.), Norwood, Colo.
[238547
Going some. © July 5, 1912; 2 «.
July 12, 1912; J 170999.
SmitH (W. L.), Chicago. [23548
Study in the life of man from child-
hood to the grave. © July 10, 1912;
2c. Aug. 10, 1912; K 45696.
SNYDER (CoryDON G.), Minneapolis.
[23549, 23550
[Boy birth notice. Colored post
eard.|, © July 12, 1912; 2.¢. July 20,
1912; K 44882.
SnypDER (Corypon G.)—Continued.
[Girl birth notice. Colored post
eard.] © July 12, 1912; 2c. July 20,
1912; K 44881.
SOCIETE FRANGAISE DES FILMS & CINI-
MATOGRAPHS EHCLAIR.
See list of motion pictures at end of
this catalogue.
SOELLER (ANTON), New Orleans.
[238551
Barge shipment 2371 prime ash logs,
brand A'S: ©. dune; 22, 1912) '2¢,
July 1, 1912; K 48888.
So_ Duc SPRINGS Cco., Seattle.
[23552-23600
[49 photographs] :
At the Sol Duc springs.—Business
conference on the south veranda.—
Cafion Creek Falls——Caflon Creek
Park.—EHagles peak, Sol Due divide.—
Falls and canon of the River Sol-
duck.—Falls of Cafion Creek, Sol Duc,
Wash.—Falls of the Solduck River.—
Fountain of youth.—Gash in the for-
est.--Guardians of the _ trail.—Half
blown rose—Happy family, hotel
lobby.—Hot spa overflow, Sol Duc hot
springs.—In the heart of the forest.—
Interesting story.—Just shelter on the
bank of the River Solduck.—Kathleen
(Lake).—Meadow of flowers.—Mes-
sage from the snows. — Mountain
meadow.—Olympus (Mt.) and minor
peaks.—Olympus (Mt.) and the head
of the Bogachiel—Olympus (Mt.)
from the Bogachiel divide—On the
Solduck River trail—On the south
veranda.—On the winding road to Sol
Due.—Pair of roses.—Picturesque ten-
nis court.—Pillars of Hercules, 1467.
1498.—Pink beauty.—Portal, Sol Due
trail—Roosters comb, Hagles park.—
Six feet 6’’—Sol Duc as seen from
Eagles rock.—Sol Duc as seen from
Mt. Sugarloaf.—Sol Due as seen from
tent city.—Sol Duc hot springs com-
pany, panorama.—Sol Due hotel as
seen from the south.—Sol Duc hotel as
seen from the vine maples.—Sol Due
hotel lobby from the north side.—Sol
Duc River and bath-houses.—Sol Due
(S. S.) arriving at Port Angeles.—
South from Hagle Rock.—Stanley
steamers on the road to Sol Due.—Sun
parlor and hotel.—Up the Sol. Due
River.—Wild flowers from the Boga-
chiel divide. © Sept. 10, 1912; 2 ec.
each Sept. 25, 1912; J 178492-173540.
Soper (J. J.), Roaring Branch, Pa.
[23601
Auto-tie-up. © July 29, 1912; 2 «.
sadly@el, 1912: Fi 11807:
425
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pt. IV, B'S. Vee
23602
SoUHAMI (CLEMENT) New York.
[23602
New York. Crowd that welcomes
you. [Souvenir foiding card] ©
Sept. 1,. 1912 5°20 ¢.Amge. (29, 19125 K
46373.
SOUTHERN CARD COMPANY, Athens, Ga.
[23603-28610
[Colored post cards]:
Bloom on o flowers.—Each morn a
thousand roses.—Greetings from the
land of cotton.—Here’s to you.—I pine
for thee.—Little bundle of sweet-
vess.—One golden link of this is
yours.—Profit hoch. © July 6, 1912;
2c. each July 9, 1912; K 45361-45368.
SOUVENIR NOVELTY COMPANY, Salt Lake
City. [23611-23619
Salt Lake City. Mormon temple
colored post cards:
Baptismal font.—Ceremonial altar
in south room.—Council room of the
first presidency and the twelve, look-
ing east and south.—Council room of
the twelve apostles.—Group of statu-
ary.—One of the spiral staircases in
the corners of general assembly room,
leading to galleries.—Pulpit for
Aaronic priesthood, west end of gen-
eral assembly room.—Pulpit for Mel-
chisedee priesthood, east end of gen-
eral assembly room. © July 20, 1912;
2c. each Aug. 8, 1912; K 45577-45585.
SPENCER (FI. A.), Georgetown, Ohio.
[28620
Ripley, Ohio, historical monument.
1812-1912. © Aug. 7, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
Tt) DOU! cd: ok ad LOO,
SPENCER, MEAD COMPANY, Chicago.
[23621
[Man’s fashion figure with cap and
cane in hands.] © Sept. 25, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 25, 1912; K 47976.
SPIELVOGEL (HmMit) New York.
[ 23622, 28623
Au revoir. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c. Aug.
27, 1912; K 46336.
Retour des pécheurs. © Aug. 1,
19122'¢, Ape 2 T9t2 * Ks Osa.
SPITZLEY (WILLIAM L.), Silver City,
N. M. [23624-23626
Mummy found in Gila-cliff dwelling,
N. M. © Aug. 9, 1912; 2 ec Aug. 13,
19125. .F: 172167:
Santa Rita, N. M.
2 ¢C. ditly ld, 1912. FA OeGr:
Silver City, N. Mex. New
cottage sanatorium.
2c. Sept. 10, 1912; J 173119.
Mexico
© July 6, 1912; |
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SPOKANE AD CLUB, Spokane, Wash.
[23627
Miss Spokane. © Mar. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 24, 1912; J 172508.
SPooNER (ALEX), Hendricks, W. Va.
[23628
Thomas, W. Va. © June 20, 1912;
2 ¢. July 6;1912; J V7085s.
Spotswoop (FRANK D.), Lexington,
Ky. [ 23629-23644
[Small cuts of accidents]:
After the accident.—Comrades, we
warn you.—Did you ever do this.—He
followed the ball.—He hooked a ride.—
He jumped from moving car.—He
jumped off a moving car.—He touched
a live wire.—He tried to pass between
two cars.—Let us co-operate.—Let us
co-operate to save the child.—Stolen
ride.—They obstructed the passage
way.—They were playing upon the
streets.—This might happen to you.—
This might happen while you talk to
the motorman. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2¢.
each Sept. 30, 1912; K 48273-48283,
48300-48304.
STADLER PHOTOGRAPHING Co., Chicago.
[ 23645-23647
Stadler 529, 531, 532. © June 25,
1912; 2:¢e. July J, 19123 ieee
170735.
STAGE (SEELEY), Elmira, N. Y. [23648
Printers outing. © Sept. 8, 1912;
2 ¢: Sept. 20, 1912 ;, J, hyabine
STANDAND MERCANTILE cCo., Tomahawk.
Wis. [23649-23661
Tomahawk, Wis.:
Bradley park, along the Wiscon-
sin.—Boulevard drive to Bradley
park.—C. M. & St. P. Railway park
and depot.—City hall and public li-
brary.—Fire dept. building.—Grundy’s
island, Wisconsin River.—Lake from
Prospect point, Bradley park.—Mitchell
hotel entrance.—Moonlight on the
lake.—Pine knob, Bradley park.—
Sacred heart hospital—St. Mary’s
church and parsonage.-—Wis. River
bridge. © July 15, 1912; 2 c@ each
July 25, 1912; J 171624, 171630, 171682.
171633, 171635, 171638, 171643, 171646,
171647, 171653, 171655, 171656, 171658.
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Cin-
cinnati. [ 23662-23664
[3 prints]:
One out. A. B. C. No. 25.—Some |
falls. <A. B. C. No. 24.—Take the
elevator. A. B: C.: No. 14)- (©) mne
24, 1912; 2 ¢c.. each July 13, 7912; K
44369-44871.
4°4
no. 8, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
23804
Srant (F. B.), Spokane. [23665
Simple life. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 19, 1912; J 173329.
STEBBINS (NATHANIEL L.), Boston.
[23666-23678
Wyoming (U. S. S.) 21351-21360,
Pioo2 21364.. © July 22,: 1912; -2:\e.
each Aug. 1, 1912; J 171859-171871.
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC Co., Rochester,
we Y. [ 23679-23804
All good wishes. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2
c. July 8, 1912; KK 44656.
[Colored post cards]:
All good wishes. Series 244 H.—
All kind thoughts. Series 245 A.—
All kind thoughts. Series 253 K.—
All kind thoughts. Series 260 B.—
Series 244 A.—
Series 251
Best birthday wishes.
Best Christmas wishes.
E.—Best Christmas wishes. Series
254 B.—Best New Year’s’ wishes.
Series 257 B.—Best New Year’s wishes.
Series 257 D.—Best Thanksgiving
wishes. Series 252 B.—Best Thanks-
giving wishes. Series 252 C.—Best
wishes. Series 237 C.—-Best wishes.
Series 287 D.—Best wishes. Series
242 C.—Best wishes. Series 244 C.—
Best wishes. Series 258 B.—Best
wishes. Series 258 D.—Best wishes.
Series 260 E.—Birthday greetings.
Series 242 A.—Christmas_ greeting.
Series 251 I'—Christmas greeting.
Series 254 E.—Christmas greeting with
best wishes for the New Year. Series
245 B.—Christmas greetings. Series
C.—Christmas greetings. Series
D.—Christmas greetings. Series
E.—Christmas greetings. Series
F.— Christmas greetings. Series
A.—Christmas greetings. Series
254 C.—Congratulations. Series 236
C.—Congratulations. Series 258 C.—
Congratulations. Series 258 E.—Cor-
dial greetings. Series 253 B.—Greet-
ings. Series 253 C.—Greetings sincere.
Series 260 D.—Hallowe’en. Series 248
B.—Hallowe’en. Series 248 D.—Hal-
lowe’en. Series 248 1.—Hallowe’en
greetings. Series 248 A.—Hallowe’en
greetings. Series 248 C.—Hallowe’en
greetings. Series 248 EF.—Happy
Christmas. Series 241 A.—Happy
Christmas. Series 241 B.—Happy
Christmas. Series 259 C.—Happy
Christmas. Series 259 KF.—Happy
memories. Series 249 F.—Happy New
Year. Series 255 C.—Happy New
Year. Series 255 D.—Happy New
Year. Series 255 E.—Happy New
Year. Series 257 A.—Happy New
Year. Series 257 C.—Hearty Christ-
mas greetings. Series 245 E.—Hearty
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Continued.
[Colored post cards]—Continued.
good cheer. Series 249 B.—Hearty
greetings. Series 36 ©B.—Hearty
greetings. Series 236 D.—Hearty
greetings. Series 236 I'.—Hearty
greetings. Series 237 E.—Hearty
greetings. Series 242 ¥'.—Hearty
greetings. Series 244 F.—Hearty
greetings. Series 258 <A.—Hearty
greetings. Series 258 F.—Hearty
greetings. Series 260 A.—Hearty
Series 256 A.—Hearty
Thanksgiving. Series 256 C.—Hearty
Thanksgiving greeting. Series 252
A.—Hearty Thanksgiving greeting.
Series 252 H.—Joyful Christmas.
Series 246 A.—Joyful Christmas.
Series 246 B.—Joyful Thanksgiving.
Series 252 D.—Joyful Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving.
Series 252 F.—Joyous Christmas.
Series 259 B.—Joyous Christmas.
Series 259 E.—Joyous Christmas day.
Series 254 A.—Joyous Christmas day.
Series 254 F.—Kindest regards. Series
236 E.—Kindest regards. Series 237
I’.—Kindest regards. Series 253 A.—
Loving remembrances. Series 260 C.—
Loving thoughts. Series 249 HK.—
Merry Christmas. Series 241 H.—
Merry Christmas. Series 241 F.—
Merry Christmas. Series 246 C—
Merry Christmas. Series 246 D.—
Merry Christmas. Series 250 A.—
Merry Christmas. Series 250 B.—
Merry Christmas. Series 250 C.—
Merry Christmas Series 250 D.—
Merry Christmas Series 250 HK.—
Merry Christmas. Series 250 F.—
Merry Christmas. Series 251 D.—
Merry Christmas. Series 254 D.—
Merry Christmas. Series 259 A.—
Merry Christmas. Series 259 D.—
New Yeae greetings. Series 257 H.—
New Year greetings. Series 257 F.—
Series 255 F'.—
Series 251 C.—
New Year’s greetings.
Peaceful Christmas.
Pleasant recollections. Series 249 C.—
Purest friendship. Series 249 A.—
Saint Patricks day greetings. Series
247 A.—Saint Patricks day greetings.
Series 247 C.—Saint Patricks day
greetings. Series 247 D.—Saint Pat-
ricks ‘day greetings. Series 247 E.
Saint Patricks day greetings. Series
247 F.—Sent in all sincerity. Series
255 A.— Sincere greetings. Series 236
A.—Sincere greetings. Series 242 D.—~
Sincere greetings. Series 244 D.—
Sincere greetings. Series 255 B.—
Tender regards. Series 249 D.—
Thanksgiving greetings. Series 256
B.—Thanksgiving greetings. Series
256 E.—Thanksgiving joys. Series 256
D.—Thanksgiving joys. Series 256
425
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23805
pt. IV; B. 85 We
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Continued.
[Colored post cards ]|—Continued.
I.—To greet you. Series 242 B.—To
greet you. Series 244 B—To greet
you with all good wishes. Series 253
D.-—fo greet you with all good wishes
for Christmas and the New Year.
Series 245 D.—Wishing you a merry
Christmas. Series 251 B.—Wishing
you in all sincerity. Series 253 F.—
With all good wishes for a happy
Christmas and bright New Year.
Series 245 KF.—With best wishes.
Series 2387 A.—With best wishes.
Series 237 B.—With best wishes.
Series 242 E.—With sincere good
wishes for a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year. Series 245 C. ©
Jan. tf L912) 2 eceach July Ss. 19t2=7K.
44098-44221.
Saint Patrick’s day greetings. Series
24GB. Ke dan ud, LOLs see. “Ly Os
1912; Ik 44824.
STEFFEN (Henry), New York. [28805
Mareh (Hon. James E.) and Hon.
Job E. Hedges. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c.
Sept. 30, 1912; J 178698.
STEFFENS (M. J.), Chicago.
[23806, 23807
Beveridge (JM/rs. Albert J.) of In-
diana, )©-1 ec, each Aug. ~1, 1912; J
172105, 172106.
SrrrIn (FREDERICK J.), New York.
[28808
Brown, (WwW, GC.) © duly 11,. 19252
ey Julyal5, 1912. J Lt ts.
STEIN (Max), Chicago. [23809-23811
[Post cards]:
Bird’s eye view, Chicago.—Stadium
open air theatre, Grand Park. © Aug.
He A912 2. .e@. yeaeh, Awe. 15, 1912" 1K
46060, 46061.
World’s championship contest at
Las Vegas, N. M., July 4, 1912.. ©
Uy Zs wh OLB is ne: Cr le a ORS § IK
44024.
STEVENS (ARTHUR L.) ComMpANy, Chi-
cago. [23812, 23813
Recent installation of Stevens’ re-
generative furnaces. © July 6, 1912;
2c. July 11, 1912; K 44321.
Stevens regenerative ingot furnace.
© July 6, 1912; 2 ec July 11, 1912; K
44320.
STEWART (J. P.), Chicopee Falls, Mass.
[23814
©1c¢. Aug. 31,
Demon of the falls.
1912: J 172653.
Stockton (G. G.), Norfolk, Nebr.
[23815, 23816
Mark and May at work. © July
23, 1912; 2 « July 19, 1910 Sa
Norfolk fire team. © July 23, 1912;
2e¢. July 19, 1912; J 171410.
STOERMER (WILLIAM), New York.
. [28817-23828
Texas Tommy, 1-12. © maw
29, 1912; J 171420-171431.
STONE (E. WADSWORTH), West HKaton,
NY [23829
Hamilton, Madison Co., N. Y. Lake
Moraine. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2c. Aug. 22,
1912; J 1723896.
Storck. (F.), Butler Now
[23830-28832
Pompton Lakes, N. J. A, B, C. ©
June 21, 1912; 2c. each June 29, 1912;
J 170673—-170675. |
Stout (W. FRANK), Clarksburg, W.
Va. [23833
Otho place. © July 10, 1912; 2.
July 13, 1912; J 171150.
STOWELL (M. LovuiIsE), Rochester,
EY [23834
[Biblical scene] :
Sancta Cecilia. © July 28, 1912;
2c. Aug. 14, 1912; K 461387.
Strauss (FRANK V.) AND COMPANY,
New York. [23835-23839
Eltinge 42nd Street theatre. © Sept.
5, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46837.
berint*
Forty eighth street theatre. © Aug.
19, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 22) 1912. eee
Program girl. Her first blue rib-
bon. ©, Nov. 20, 19135920 cases.
1912; K 453825.
——jin training. © Jan. 15, 1912;
2¢. Aug. 2, 1912" K 40a27,
—— Toast to the New Year. © Dec.
25, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1912 eee
Strauss (J. C.) St. Louis. [23840
Gundlach (J. H.) © Sept. 9, 1912;
2.¢, Sept. 20,1912; Javea
STRAUSS (Matcotm) New York.
[23841-23861]
Cut no. 1200 W. © Aug. 14, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 46864.
1201. W. .©. Aug. 15) 1912" 2a.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46865.
1202 W.. © Aug. 19,1912) 2c.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46866.
1203 W. © Aug. 4, 1912; 2 ec.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46867.
426
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
Strauss (MatLcoitm )—Continued.
12 W. dO duly 24, 1989s (26
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46868.
——— 1207 W. © July 21, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46871.
i210 WO: Aug. 15, 1912s 2c
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46874.
iid MM. ..©. Aug..14, 1912; 2).
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46878.
[Fashion cuts for men and women. ]
Cut no. 1205 W, 1206 W, 1208 W, 1209
Weootetd W, 1212 ° W, 1213 M; 1215
M, 1220 M. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 6, 1912; K 46869, 46870, 46872,
46873, 46875, 46876, 46877, 46879-46884.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING co., Cincin-
nati. [23862-23913
Neavs ne: IS8i3) 18827. ©: July 1,
1912; 2c. each July 5, 1912; K 44047,
44048.
18801, 18828, 18883. 188834,
13846. © July 8, 1912; 2c. each July
9, 1912; K 44268-44272.
13800, 13847. © July 16, 1912;
2c. each July 19, 1912; K 44879, 44880.
—— 13843, 13848, 18850, 138863. ©
July 22, 1912; 2 c. each July 24, 1912;
K 45050-45053.
— 13854, 18856, 18858, 138860,
13864. © Aug. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Aug.
5, 1912; K 45489-45498.
—— 13802, 18844. © Aug. 5, 1912;
2c. each Aug. 7, 1912; K 45572, 45574.
——- 13858, 13861. © Aug. 8, 1912:
2 ec. each Aug. 12, 1912; K 45774, 45775.
—— 13852, 13865. © Aug. 13, 1912;
moc. each Aug. 14, 1912; K. | 45901,
45902.
— 13822, 13823.
2 @. each Aug. 24, 1912;
46305.
—— 13855, 13866, 13869. 1874. ©
pare. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 26; 1912):
K 46300-46303.
138867, 13870-13873, 18875,
13876, 13881. © Sept. 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 6, 1912; IK 47003-47010.
—— 12-B-222, 12-B-231, 12-M-72,
13774, 18818, 18824, 138829, 13830, 138877,
13883, 18891, 18892. © Sept. 18, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 16, 1912; K 47283-—
47288, 47318-47320, 47323-47325.
© Aug. 22, 1912:
K 46304,
—— 12-M-225. © Sept. 138, 1912;
2-¢e. Sept. 17, 1912; K 47322.
—— 12-M-253. © Sept. 18, 1912;
Ze. Sept. 17, 1912: K 47321.
23962
Stuart (W. F.), El Paso, Tex. [238914
Miami, concentrator at night. ©
Rye TOI 2 oc. Sept.cs; Lois
172690.
STURDIVANT (G. C.), Amarillo, Tex.
[28915
Amarillo, Tex., aeroplane view of
business district. © Aug. 7, 1918; 2<¢.
Aug. 16, 1912; KK 45950.
SurRAT?r (R.), Denver. [23916
Come to Tulsa, Okla. © July 3,
1912; 2 ¢. July 6, 1912; K 45004.
Sutrron (C. T.), Owensborough, Ky.
[23917
Using the Korn Hone. © 1. July
11, 1912; J 171335.
SWANTON (FE. W.), Santa Cruz, Cal.
[23918
Handful of 17 to 25 mile drives
from Santa Cruz. © June 26, 1912;
2c. July 3, 1912; K 48994.
Switzer (LUIN B.), Southport, Conn.
[28919, 23920
Southport, Conn., Southport harbor.
© July 19, 1912; 2c. July 27, 1912; K
45106.
—— White rocks. © July 19, 1912;
Ze: July 27, 192% WK: 45105.
SYNDICATE PUBLISHING COMPANY, New
York. [23921, 23922
Avenue of trees. © Sept. 22, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 48020.
Holland flower girl. © Sept. 8, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 47055.
TAFT (CHARLES F.), Erie Pa.
[23923-23926
[4 prints]:
Cutaway frock.— Dress suit. — Our
design of a sack suit.—Our design of
an overcoat. © Sept. 14, 1912; 2 ¢
each Sept. 20, 1912; IKK 47523-47526.
Tarr (CHAS. P.), Cincinnati.
[23927-28962
[36 photographs]:
Coussmaker (Miss) by John Hupp-
ner.—-Harly autumn, forest of Foun-
tainebleau by Marcisse Diaz. —Even-
ing on the Oise by Charles F. Dau-
bigny.— Evening solitude by C. F.
Daubigny.— Europa by J. M W.
Turner.—Fete Champetre; by Adolphe
Marticelli.— Groyn (Mrs.) by John
Hoppner.—Harlow (Jane) by Franz
Hals.—Head of a Young Man by Ferdi-
nand Bol.—Interior of a carpenter
shop by A. Van Ostade.—Lake (The)
by Carot.—La Malade imaginaire by
Jan Steen.—La Mare & Dagnon surle
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23968
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. T
Tart (CHARLES P.)—Continued.
[386 photographs]—Continued.
plateau de Belle-Croix, by ‘Theodore
Rousseau. — Landscape by Van der
Neer.—Laughing boy, by Franz Hals.—
Les Moulins-Landscape figure, Hob-
bema.—Le Soir by J. B. C. Carot.—
Maternite by Jean Francois Millet.—
Michielez-de-Waal, by Franz Hals.—
Old London bridge by J. M. W.
Turner.—Paola Adorno by Antonius
Van Dyke.—Parkyns (Mrs.), by John
Hoppner.—Portrait of a gentleman by
Franz Hals.—Portrait of an old lady
by Rembrandt.—Portrait of a young
man by Rembrandt.—Rotterdam, by
Jacobus Maris.— Sewing school at
Katwyk; by Joseph Israels.—Slinger
(Tree) by De Camps. — Tompkinson
boys: by Thomas Gainsborough.—Trout
stream by J. M. W. Turner.—Tythe
(Jane Fraser) by Sir Henry Rae-
barn.—Vaches-a-L’Abrenvoir by Con-
stant Troyan.—Venice by Felix Ziem.—
View on High road, Holland, by Ruys-
dael.—Walpole (Maria) by Th. Gains-
borough.—Wayland (Mrs.) and child,
by Sir Joshua Reynolds. © 1c. each
June 10, 1912; J 170581-170616.
TAI QUONG COMPANY, San Francisco
[23963
China’s fighting commander.
pune 1. 1912 2 ex pune 11, 19l2 3K
44667.
TAMMEN (H. H.) Denver.
[23964-23966
McGuein (Everett) on Blue Dog.
5086. © Aug. 14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 3,
1912; K 46554.
Niagara. Brink of the American
Balls, (51200. iC) vAug. 28) 1912 7-2 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1912; K 46552.
Nylen (Gus) going down. ‘Teddy
Roosevelt. 5092. © Aug. 14, 1912; 2
ec. Sept. 3, 1912; K 46558.
TANGEN (Hp.) Boulder, Colo. [23967
Colorado Chautauqua climbers club
[at] the Royal Arch. © July 29,
1912: 2 ce. Aug. 1, 1912 > J; 171858.
Tay-Mac co., Los Angeles.
[28968, 23969
Mission scene on mantel. © 1 ec.
July 15, 1912; I 1060.
Ocean scene on mantel. ©1c. July
15, 1912; I 1059.
Taytor (C. D.), Cresco, Iowa.
[28970-23973
Arion Strother. 50809. © July 8,
1912 52°C. Sully V1, 1902e gear Tue:
Taytor (C. D.)—Continued.
Chautauqua boosters. © July 8,
1912; 2c. July 11, 1912; J 170973. _
Pratinine, hall. © Aug. 19, 1912;
2c, Aug. 21, 19127 J isee:
Protivin school 1912. © June 20,
1912; 2c. July 11, 1912; J 170961.
TEBBS (RoBERgtT E.), New York.
[23974
New York, McAlpin Hotel, general ~
exterior. © 1 ¢. July 22, 1912; J
171800.
Terry (W. T.), Raleigh, N. C. [23975
Davis (Winnie) daughter of con-
federacy. © 1c. June 29, 1912; J
170804.
THIS IS HOLMES CORPORATION, Brock-
ton, Mass. [23976
Taft (Pres.) at Brockton fair, 1912.
© Sept. 30, 1912;:.2.¢ Ocha aioe
J 173748.
THOMAS (CAMP), Rochester, N. Y.
[238977
First accident at the horse show. ©
Sept. 19, 1912; 2.¢. Oct. aaaeaeeeee
1737838.
THOMPSON (WILLIAM CHARLES), Co-
lumbia, Mo. [28978, 23979
[2 photographs] :
Columns (The).—Grand teton, 2. ©
Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 19, 1912;
J 173388, 173389.
THOMSON & THOMSON, Boston.
[23980-24005
Boston, Mass., Cathedral of the Holy
Cross:
Cardinal’s throne. 2360.—Cardinal’s
throne. 2361.—Chapel of the holy sac-
rament.—Isais and Daniel.—Looking
toward main altar,—Looking toward
organ.—Main altar.—Main and side al-
tars.—Malachias and Zacharias.—
Shrine of the blessed virgin. © Aug.
8, 1912; 2 @ each Aug. .2e) aoa
172593—1 (72602:
Hast Boston, Mass., our lady of the
assumption church (Catholic) main
and side altars. 2893. © Aug: 14,
1912; 2c. Aug: 19, 1912; oe See
1912; J 173006.
Randolph. Mass., St. Mary’s church
and rectory. 2653. © Aug. 14, 1912;
1c. Aug. 19; 1912; 1c Sept ay aegis.
J 173004.
—— St. Mary’s church (Catholic) in- ©
terior looking toward organ. 2657.
Aug. 14,'1912:' Ic, Aug. 19, War
Sept. 3, 1912: J 173005.
428
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 8, 1912
24051
THOMSON & THOMSON—Continued.
—— —— the sanctuary. 2658. ©
Bueei4, 1912; 1c Aug. 19) 1912; 1c.
Sept. 3, 1912: J 178001.
—— Stetson high. 2647. © Aug.
fa, 9912; 1 c. Aug. 19, 1912; 1. @ Sept.
3, 1912; J 173008.
Rockland, Mass., church of the holy
family and rectory (Catholic) 2423.
© Aug. 14, 1912; 1 ¢. Aug. 19, 1912;
Peco sepe. os, 1912: J 173002.
interior. 2419, 2421. ©
Aug. 14, 1912; 1c. each Aug. 19, 1912:
fer Gacn- Sept. 8; 1912; J 172999,
173000.
—— —— the mainaltar. 2420.
muses 19125 1 e¢ Aug, 19, 1912;
Sept. 3, 1912; J 173007.
[7 photographs]:
Beachmont, Mass., our lady of Lourds
church.—Beachmont, Mass., our lady
of Lourds church, altar.—Beachmont,
Mass., our lady of Lourds church, grot-
to.—Revere, Mass., church of the im-
maculate conception, 2352, 2353.—
Revere, Mass., church of the immacu-
late conception, altar. — Weymouth,
Mass., church of the sacred heart, in-
terior. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ¢ each Aug.
28, 1912; J 172603-172609.
THORNTON (G. E.), Circleville, -O.
[24006
Life buoy taken from U. S. battle-
cup Maine. © Aug. 15, 1912: 2 «¢!
Aug. 20, 1912; J 173198.
THORPE (R. C.), New York. [24007
Seneca (U. S. R. C.) © July 25,
ee. 2 © July 26,(1912: J £71678.
THORSEN, GRAY AND SMITH, New York.
[24008, 24009
©
TG)
[Cuts for adds]:
Combination dress plate. [Three
men in full dress.]—Goodwood. [Man
inpmdine suit.| © Aug. 12,1912: 2 e.
each Aug. 15, 1912; K 46104, 46105.
THUNDER CLOUD, Dingmans Ferry, Pa.
[24010, 24011.
Invocation. © July 17, 1912: 2 ¢.
July 19, 1912; J 171359.
Thunder Cloud. © Oct. 15, 1912;
2 e. July 19, 1912; J 171360.
TINGLEY (KATHERINE), Point Loma,
Cal. [24012-24017
Lomaland photographic series, no. 4,
On the Pacific shore, 192, 193, 194, 195,
16,097. (© duly 11,:1912. 2 ie. duly
Wi, tot? > J 174246-171 251.
oo ————— eS
' 439.
TOLEDO CASKET COMPANY, Toledo, O.
[24018
[Quick delivery.] © July 12, 1912;
2'c. July 24, 1912; K 45014.
TOLMAN (FRED §.), Brockton, Mass.
[24019, 24020
Down the home stretch. No. 88. ©
Pune Ok 2 Et Ae he OD a
45324,
Preferred stock. No. 90. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 e. Sept. 10, 1912; K 46973.
ToORKA’S STUDIO, Port Townsend, Wash.
[24021-24080
Lilliwaup Falls, Wash., 4384, 253. ©
June 25, 1912; 2 c. each July 15, 1912;
Sy RAIS COATT SS,
12 in. disappearing gun, 165, 424. ©
May 2h) to12s 2c) each July 15, 1992
J 171183, 171184.
432, 433. © June 19, 1912; 2 c.
exch July) V5) 1912") J 171185,) 171186:
[5 photographs]:
Coast artillery target practice, 267.—
6 inch disappearing gun in action,
10 inch disappearing gun in ac-
tion, 486.-—12 inch disappearing gun in
action. 437.—12 inch gun in action,
438. © July 20, 1912; 2 ec. each Sept.
12, 1912; J 1738180-173184.
Tower (A. J.) co., Roxbury, Mass.
[24031
Ihati feriiratny iO: Aue, 1912* 2 e:
Aug. 10, 1912; K 45691.
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.), Belfast, Me.
[24032-24051
[Lake Spofford, N. H.]:
An old resident of Spofford, 12, 13.—
Pine Grove Springs hotel, 5, 7. 8, 14.—
Pine Grove Springs hotel, a shady
walk to the golf club, 10.—Pine Grove
Springs hotel. golf club house, 15.—
Pine Grove Springs hotel, golf links,
2.—Pine Grove Springs hotel, grounds
and lake, 4, 6, 11.—Pine Grove Springs
hotel, ’mid the pines, 16.—Pine Grove
Springs hotel, thro’ the pines to the
golf links, 9.—Pine Grove Springs
hotel, view from observatory hill, 1.—
Spofford, N:) H.,\3. © Aug. 6; 1912’;
Zag, each: Aug. 7; 1982: J. Leas Ta—
171986.
Pine Grove Springs hotel, a
shady walk to the golf club, 24.
Bree, N60) 1912) 2 eG) Aue 200 19ND oy
172365.
Seal Harbor, Me.. Catholic church.
©) Sept. 6, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912;
Wea foaL.
429
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24052 .
pt. 1V, DES, Vat
TOWNSEND (CHARLES A.)—Continued.
Spofford, N. H., an old resident, 25.
. @pAug. 16,4912" 2 ¢.(Aug120;.1912: J
172364.
Pine Grove Springs hotel, golf
links. 26. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
20, 1912; J 172368.
TOWNSEND (JAMES R.) Los Angeles.
[24052
Socialism. © Sept. 21, 1912; 2
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48311.
TOWNSEND (WILLIAM H.) New London,
Conn. [24053
Coast artillery, “corps, Fort: HisrG:
Wright, Fisher’s Island, N. Y. © Aug.
A NO OG ANS VEO eT aad e.
TRADE PERIODICAL COMPANY, Chicago.
[24054-24063
[Cuts of chairs.] Figures 1-6:
Chair with sheraton motif.—Chair
adapted from the antique.—Chair with
Adam suggestion.—Chair with adapta-
tion of Adam form.—Chair of novel ef-
fect.—Chair with flowing arms. ©
Aug. 22, 1912; 2 ce. each Aug. 26, 1912;
KK 46189-46194.
[Original design of Charles II chair. ]
Bis. 3, 4,6. AO Maly 24a A One 2 ere,
each Aug. 2, 1912; K 45379-45381.
[Original design of Stuart fireside
ehair. |). © July 24,5912: 2 c, Aug. 2,
1912; K 453878.
TRAVERS (RICHARD), Chicago. [24064
Visiting the sick. © July 8, 1912;
2°c.. July 10, 1912; J 170906.
TRIBUNE COo., Chicago. [24065-24088
Danny Dreamer sr. and Sambo Remo
Rastus Brown [1912]:
© June 30; 2c. July 8;
© Fuly ‘7-2 e. July 11;
© July 14; 2 ¢ July 17;
© July 20: 20. Waly 24 +
© July 30; 2c. July 31;
© Aug. 4; 2c Aug. 7;
© Aug. 11; 2c. Aug. 14;
© Aug. 18; 2c Aug. 21;
Days of real sport [1912]:
© June 80; 1c. July 38;
©) Haly) Ts ey ule an:
© July 14; 1c. July 17;
© July 21;.1 ¢ July 24; K
© July 28;'1 ¢. Joly 81 °K
© Aug. 4; 1 ¢. Aug. 7; K 45565.
© Aug. 11; 1c Aug. 14; K 45836.
© Aug. 18; 1c. Aug. 21; K 46082.
44672.
K 44690.
K 44711.
IX 45149.
K 45290.
K 45568.
45834.
46080
K
IK
Ix
IK
44670.
44693.
44710.
45148.
45289.
TRIBUNE Co.—Continued.
Days of real sport [1912]—Contd.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 29; K 46401.
© Sept. 1; 1 c« Sept. 5; K 46818.
© Sept. 8; 1 c. Sept. 11; K 47042.
© Sept. 15; 1 ce. Sept. 19; K 47492.
© Sept. 22; 1 c Sept. 25; K 47988.
Old Opie Dilldock [1912]:
© June 30; 2 ¢. July 3; K 44678.
© July 7; 2c. July 11; K 44691.
© July 14; 2c. July 17; K 44712.
TRIDON (ANDRE), New York.
[24089-24092
[4 photographs] :
Bizet (Francaise) — Blocklinger
(Ed.)—Elser (Joseph)—Strike leader.
© June 2, 1912; 2 c. each June 19,
1912; J 170968-170971.
TRIMPEY (EH. B.), Baraboo, Wis.
[24093-24102
[5 photographs]:
Bye, Baby Buntin’.—Curry’s slug-
gers.—Madonna.—Mandolinita.—Three
roses. © July 10, 1912; 2 c. each July
15, 1912; J 171178—171182.
[5 photographs]:
Coquettish Cupid.—Cupid’s coun-
selor, 1, 2.—June.—Violetsa. 4) aane
6, 1912; 2 c. each Aus oe
172025-172029. .
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
InNc., Bellingham, Wash.
[ 241038, 24104
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
building, 1, 2. © Aug) 28) 29125274
each Sept. 12, 1912; J 173176, 173177.
TRIPP (SusAN_B.), West Springfield.
Mass. [24105-24114
Birthday greeting. As each rose.
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1912;
K 473884.
Birthday luck. May each and every
day. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1912: KK 47330.
[Colored cards with verses] :
Lead me out of the narrow life.—
Morning prayer.—O every year hath
its winter.—Smile awhile.——This is
your birthday.—This world we're liv-
in’ in is mighty hard to beat.—What’s
the use o’ feelin’ blue.—Your birthday.
© Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ¢ each Sept. 11,
1912; K 47018-47025.
TROWITZSCH AND Sorn, Frankfurt.
[24115-24122
[Am waldrand.] © July 27, 1912;
2c. Sept. 4, 1912; K 46776.
[Goethes gartenhaus.] © July 22,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 4, 1912: K 46774.
430
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, If TO K
Ho. 3, 1942
TROWITZSCH AND SOHN—Continued.
[Lodenwand im Norwegen.] © July
22) 1912); 2 c. Sept. 4, 1912; K: 46779.
[Nachbarinnen.] © July 22, 1912;
2c. Sept. 4, 1912; K 46777.
frPayvcace.|. © July 22, 19123, 2c.
Sept. 4, 1912; K 46775.
Schiller. © Sept. 9,1912; 2c. Sept.
26, 1912; K 48053.
Stieler (Josef)
ec. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48052.
[Wilder und felder.] © July 27,
1912; 2c. Sept. 4, 1912; K 46778.
_ “PROY PUBLISHING COMPANY, Troy, N. Y.
: [241238
© Sept. 9, 1912; 2
[Greater Troy and vicinity.] ©
Fume 26, (1912: 2 ¢. July 8, 19125 K
44325.
TRUFANT (NELLIE S.), Minneapolis.
[24124-24128
Christmas joy. © Sept. 14, 1912;
2c. Sept. 17, 1912; K 47289.
Friendship. God never loved me in
so sweet a way before. © Sept. 12,
1912; 2c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47200.
Glad remembrance. © Sept. 14,
mo12s 2 ¢, Sept. 17, 1912; K 47290.
God give thee Easter peace. © Sept.
12, 1912; 2c. Sept. 16,1912; K 47200.
In the light of Christmas candle-
shine. © Sept. 14, 1912; 2c. Sept. 17,
1912; K 47291.
TUCKER (Byron A.), New Haven.
[24129-24134
College street from Chapel street
about 1880.—Franklin elm and town
pump about 1880.—Green (The) 1880.—
Old brick row and campus about 1870.—
Old Yale and campus about 1875.—
Temple street from Chapel street about
1880. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 ce each
Sept. 18, 1912; J 173369-1733874.
TURNBRILL (Rogert A.),'Phoenix, Ariz.
[24135
Wine, women and song. © July 25,
ieee GC duly ‘29, 19825) JV 2ATT.
TURNER AND WALE, Bremerton, Wash.
. [24186-24189
[4 photographs]:
Colors at sundown.—Different rifle
positions used in army and navy.—On
the firing Jine—Skirmish line 600
yards on the rifle range, U. S. M. C.
ey May 10, 1912°°2 ¢.” each ‘Sulyi'3;
1912; J 170778-170781.
TYLER (W. D.), Brooklyn. [24140
Twelve apostles. © Apr. 20, 1912;
eee. July 25, 19125) J 174622.
24620
ULLMAN Mra. Co., New York.
[24141-24144
[ Carnations. Girl with bouquet
pinned’ oni] VO; Fulby\25)) T9122 Be,
July 27, 1912; K 45109.
Daisies. Girl with bouquet pinned
Om KOribaly 25, Wt 2 e July 27,
1912; K 45110.
[Roses. Girl with bouquet pinned
OM Ne duly 25, AOD ee); Daly 27.
1912; K 45111.
[ Violets. Girl with bouquet pinned
on.] © July 25, 1912; 2c. July 27,
19123) IK 45012.
UNDERHILL (IRvinNGc) New York.
[24145-24161
Cathedral and St. Luke’s hospital,
B-18773. © Sejit. 16, 1912; 2 c. Sept.
17;/1912; J 18365.
Greeley square north. C-8822. ©
Sep Gd Ot) 2 ce. Sept. 17, 1912205
173367.
New York, city hall and Park Row,
C-8820. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c Sept.
28. \h Ot) s) J) TY S693:
—— McAlpin Hotel, C—8823.
Sept. /28, 1912 = "2c. Sept. 28, 1912; 7
173694.
—— McAlpin hotel, C-8824. © Sept.
16; LOL2; 2, eo Sept. 17,)1912; J 173366.
——- south from Metropolitan tower,
C-8800:) ©) Aug. 22, 1912: 2: ec Aug.
22, 1912; J 172416.
—_— water front, D-633. © Sept.
£6) 1012 2 ie Sepb. £7, 1912 ; J 173868:
west from Metropolitan tower,
C-8799. © Aug. 22, 1912; 2c. Aug. 22,
1912; J 172417.
—— west 23rd street from Metropoli-
tan tower. C-8801. © Aug. 22, 1912;
2G AUS! D2 AO +) F D245,
——— ¥. W. ©. A., C-8858. © Sept.
28, 1902) De) Sept. 28, 1912-5 173695.
[3 photographs]:
Dry dock and U. S. S. Utah, C 8607,
C 8608.—Woolworth building C 8700.
© July 8, 1912; 2 c. each July 9, 1912;
J 1709038—170905.
[4 photographs]:
Fraunces Tavern, B.-18792.—Verraz-
zano (Giovanni da) statue, B-18789.—
Woolworth bldg, C—8711.—Woolworth
bide) G-8712. © July 16, 1912: 2'¢.
each July 17, 1912; J 171324-171327.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York.
[24162-24620
[459 photographs]: ;
U-115204, U-115229, U-115235, U--
115237, U-115279, U-115457, U-122181,
431
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24162
pt. FY fu: Sie
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOoop—Continued.
[459 photographs ]—Continued.
U—122186, U-124663, U-124669, U-
124670, U-124678, U—124676, U—124684,
U_-124688, U-124693, U-124694 U-
124695, U-124696, U-124698, U-124700,
U-124701, U-124703, U-124704, U-
124705 (U=124718, U-194 714. © April
24, 1912; 2 ¢. July 17, 1912; J 171259-—
171285.
U-295380, U-33409, U-838525, U-384046,
U-34210, U-34373, U-87211, U-387766,
U-44142, U-55536, U—57459, U-58372,
U-681038, U-76735, U-—76737, U-78147,
U-92119, U-—97984, U—-98562, U—98566,
U-103403, U-—108452, U-106284, U-
110999, U-—112584, U-118107, U-
1138167, U-113169, U-113236, U-117000,
U-119480, U-119431, U-120247, U-
125040, U-126323, U-126360, U—-126363,
U-126439, U-127682, U-127782, U-
127844, U-127845, U-127848, U—-132771,
U-132787, U-132799, U-132804, U-
132833, U-132853. ©1c. each July 23,
19T2 eo FY VTI4AGT- 171515:
U-96459, U—96469, U-96470, U—96475,
U-96489, U-96496, U-—-96517, U—96544,
U-96550, U-96615, U—114549, U-135823,
U-185867, U-136442, U-136451, U-
37088, U-137166, U—-138426, U-138584,
U-188589, U-138606. © 1c. each July
26, 1912; J 171679-171699.
©
U-188459, U-188620, U-140875.
1e¢, each Aug. 7, 1912 J 171987-171989.
U-124415, U—137423, U-138860, U-
140014, U-140055, U-141007, U—-141010,
U-141013, U-—141014, U-141017, U-
141018, U-141019, U—-141022, U-141082,
U-141086, U-141089, U-141091, U-
141092, U—1410938, U—-141116-141118, U-
141552, U-141553-141556, U-142444, U-
1425038, U-—142567-142569, U-142571, U-
142611, U—-142851, U-142861, U-142870-
142875, U-142878, U-142881, U-148022,
U-1438024-143029, U-148032-1438034, U-
143046, U—-143047, U—148216, U-143218.
© 1c each Aug. 14, 1912; J 172140-
172197.
U-122198, U-123482, U-128658, U-
123782, U-123905, U-125908, U-129921,
U=130661, U-131117, U-131234, U-
131379, U-131383, U-135885, 135386,
U-131388, 131389, U-131676, U-131793,
U-181925, U-132297, U-133003, U-
133479, U-135253, U-135358, U-135440,
U-135442, U-135488, U-135600, U-
135681, U-136641, U-136655, U-136719,
U-136902, U-136918, U-187314, U-
1373821, U-137352, U-137356, 1387357,
U-187878, 1873874, U-187877, U-137421,
U-137459, U-1387910, U-187970, U-
137974, 137975, U-188856, U-138934-
138936, U-138872 , U-140256, U-140770,
4 f
2
vo
UnNpDERWoop & UNDERWoop—Continued.
[459 photographs ]—Continued.
U_140773, U-141084, U-—141206, U-
141811. © 1c. each Sept. 3; 1912-9
172691-172749.
U-141869, 141370, U-1413738, U-
141878, U-141449, U-141475, U-141541.
© 1 c. each Sept, 3, 1912; J 172750—
172756.
U -141468, U-141514, U-141616,
U-141620, U-141712, U-141718, U--
141839, U-141871, U-141885, U-141887,
U-141927, U-141946, U-141962, U-
142088, U-142062, U-142094, U-142098,
U-142100, 142101, U-142108, U-142114,
U-142121, 142122, U-142128, U U-142139,
142140, U-142142, U-142446, U—142543,
U-142602, U-142702, U-142794, U-
142797, T-142941, U-142975-142977, U-
142979, U-148013, U-—148252, 143253;
U-148260, U-143262, U-148269, U-
143271, U-1438274, U-143283, U-143288,
U-143291, U-148328-143344, U-143336,
U-148338-143342, U-143548, U—143590,
U-143594-143596, U-—148598, U-1436138,
143614, U-—143616-143620, U-148667,
148668, U-143701, U-—143730-143736,
148738-143745. © 1c. each Sept. 3,
1912; J 172757-172849.
U-143746, U-1438747,
143768 — U — 143770a,
U-148750, U-—
U-148779 — U -
145775, ogee 307 Toh a ie U-143786,
U-143787, 143789(6x), U-148789
(LIX js U-14 3750-1 U-143799,
U-143801, U-143802, U-145804, U-—
143S07—U-145809, U-143811, U-148812,
U-143815—U-148817, U-—143820, U-
143878, U-143902, U—-148904, U-148907
—U-143909, U-143911, U-143912, U-
143915, U-144030, U-144032, U 144034,
U-144152, U_144168 — U-144208, U-
144210—U-144214, U-144227, U-144230,
U-144231, U-144254, U_144237, U-
144248, U-144244, U-144254, U-144290,
U-144298, _U-144296, U-144509, U-
144327, U-144828, U-144366, U-144367,
U-144420—U-144424. © 1 © each
Sept. 8, 1912; J 172850-172979.
U-141614, U-148737, U-144425-
144431, U-144437-144439. © 1c. each
Sept. 7, 1912; J 173062-173073.
UNITED SHIRT AND COLLAR COMPANY,
Troy, X.
[4 prints]:
Elkridge.— Harvarton.— Servator.—
Tractor. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 28, 1912; K 47588-47591.
UNITED STATES FASHION AND SAMPLE
BOOK COMPANY, Philadelphia.
[24625-24649
[Men’s colored fashion plates] :
Spring and summer 1912. No. 501-
542, 546-548.— Three-button outing
J)
[ 24621-24624
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
24776
UNITED STATES FASHION AND SAMPLE
BOOK COMPANY—Continued.
[Men's colored fashion plates]—Con.
sack with vatch pockets. No. 572.—
Three-button sack.’ No. 561.—Three-
button soft roll sack. No. 562.—Three-
button soft roll sack with peaked
lapels. No. 571.—Two-button outing
sack with peaked lapels. No. 564.—
Two-button sack rounded corners and
semi-peaked lapels. No. 568. © Sept.
17, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1912; K
47368-47374.
[Men’s colored fashion plates]:
Double-breasted no collar vest. No.
537 — 545. — Double - breasted Prince
Albert. No. 524-528.—Fancy cuffs and
pockets. D1—D18.—F ull dress, peaked
lapel. No. 529-536.—Full loose back ;
regular shape back; form fitting back.
No. 546-548.—lLong roll fiy-front over-
coat. No. 518-523.—Speciai styles in
Norfolk jackets. No. 550—554.—-Three-
button sack. No. 502, 506.—Three-but-
ton sack. (English model.) No. 503.
507—509.—Three-button soft roll sack.
(English model.) No. 561.— Three-
button stout sack. No. 514-517 —Two-
button double-breasted sack. No. 510-
513.—Two-button sack. No. 504.—Two-
button soft roll sack. (English model.)
mo. 505. © July 20, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 4, 1912; K 46757-46772.-
Three button sack, No. 573. © Sept.
24, 1912: 2c. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48049.
Two-button sack, peaked lapels and
rounded corners, No. 574. © Sept. 24,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912; K 48050.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH ©Co., Cin-
cinnati. [24650-24768
No. 14896, 14948, 14966, 14982, 14985,
© July 15, 1912; 2 c« each July 17,
1912: K 44735-44739.
14552, 14792, 14835, 14865, 14866,
14892, 14900, 14938, 14943, 14950. ©
wuly 16; 1912; 2 c. each July 18,:1912;
K 44811-44820.
148634, 14864, 14875, 14890, 14893,
14897, 14899, 14908, 14929, 14932,
14933. 14940, 14971. 14983. 14988. ©
July 18, 1912; 2 c. each July 19, 1912;
K 44864-44878.
©
14876, 14894, 14925-14928, 15008.
Snly 19 1912; 2c each July 22, 1912;
KK 44955-44961.
1980, 14771. 14880, 148938. 14916,
14945, 14947, 14952, 15019, 15031, 15035,
15039-15042. © Aug. 2, 1912; 2 c. each
Aug. 5, 1912; K 45497-45511.
14776, 14829, 15016. © Aug. 3, 1912;
2¢. each Aug. 5, 1912; K 45494-45496.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Con.
148380, 14941, 14942, 15081, 15038,
15034, 15056, 15083, 15094, 15095. ©
Aug. 22, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1912;
Ix 46175-46184.
20338, 203383, 2087 [A, B.], 2048, 2052,
2091, 2098, 2116. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2c.
each Aug. 26, 1912; K 46290-46298.
2001, 20388, 14777, 14791, 14805.
14818, 14860, 14862, 14930, 14965, 14973,
14974, 14987, 15002, 15017, 15018,
15022-15025, 15029, 15080, 15043, 15082,
15090. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. each Aug.
$1, 1912; K 46519-46543.
14828, 14831-14883, 14874, 14901,
14990, 15036. © Sept. 5, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 11, 912; K 47056, 47063-
47069.
2098, 14836, 15020, 15028, 15055,
15096-15098, 15104, 15105. © Sept. 23,
Lode Aohes each / Sept. 25, 19aD eK
48005-48014.
15126. © Sept.
30, 1912; K 48340.
15127. © Sept.
30, 1912; K 48389.
UNITED STATES POSTER COMPANY, Wash-
ington. [24769-24771
26, 1912; 2c: Sept.
26, 1912; 2 ec. Sept.
[3 prints]:
| Baseball man.]—[Football man.]—
Prac iman, {© Aug; 24,.1912-" 2 ¢.
each Aug. 26, 1912; K 46279-46281.
UNnitED STATES RUBBER RECLAIMING
works, New York. [24772
[Buffalo in full charge.] © Sept.
191252) ec. Sept. 4, 1912: K 47299.
UNITED STATES SCHOOL OF MUSIC, New
York. [24773
General position of both hands. ©
Amey ig None Dee Awe. 24, AGI 2 Ace
46824.
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. CO.
See list of motion pictures at end of
this catalogue.
VADER’ (EMMA K.) Clarkston, Wash.
[24774, 24775
Carolin. © July 1, 1912; 2c. June
PEL sD LOCI
Snake River hills in half shadows.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1912; J
1738747.
VALENTINE (Henry LEE), Richmond.
[24776
Blijah (Uncle) © July 3, 1912;
2. Suily 6, 1912; J 170852.
433
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24777
Dt. IV) us Save
—
"AN ALEN (WILLIAM), New York.
[24777, 24778
An apartment house on a corner lot.
4 stories. ©1c. July 26, 1912; I 1062.
Typical floor plans of apartment
houses. ©1 ec. Aug. 20, 1912; I 1080.
VAN OFYAN (L.) Cleveland. [24779
Mathewson (Christy) © Sept. 22,
LOtD = 2, ce) ‘Sept. 25, J9V2 Ft A 3432:
VAUGHAN (Mary E.), Gladwyne, Pa.
[24780
Deyil’s Canyon, Bantt, Canada. ©
Sept.’ 2) 1912) Que. Aug.) 26; 1912
WC DETE
VIA VERITATIS, Chicago. [24781
Via veritatis. © Sept. 26, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48334.
VITAGRAPH co. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn.
[ 24782, 24783
Eldridge (Chas.), one of the Vita-
graph players. © July 2, 1912; 2 «¢.
July 3, 1912; J 170783.
Price (Kate) of the Vitagraph play-
ers. © Oct. 2, 1912; 2c. Oct. 3, 1912;
J T3822,
Vopack (W.) AND COMPANY, Berlin.
[ 24784, 24785
Abendandacht. © July 12, 1912; 2
e. Sept. 4, 1912; K 46773.
Tage der rosen. © June 21, 1912;
2c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48055.
Vocan (FRANK W.), Canton, Ohio.
[24786
Moose Nymph. © July 27, 1912;
2renA wey (6, TAs LFL984.
WALKER (A. V.), Chicago.
[24787-24789
Avalanche peak. © Aug. 20, 1912;
Bie AWS 2. LOT ed Pome.
Canopy of the mountains. © Aug.
20,1912". 2°e, Aug. 22, 1912; J. 172394.
Summer time in the Rockies. ©
Ale, 20. TOU2 2 ier WA wes L221 O12 sy.
172395.
WALLACE (R. SyLvAN), Charleston, W.
Va. [24790
Order of Owls. © July 20, 1912; 2
e., July 6, 1912; J 171406.
WALLACE (W. H.), New York.
[24791-24793
[3 photographs]:
Ammonoosue at Bretton woods, N.
H.—Bretton woods, N. H., from the
Stickney memorial.—Gorge of the Am-
monoosuec at Bretton woods, N. H. |
July 22, 1912; 2c. each July 23, 1912;
J 171464—-171466.
! own.—Safe healthful
WALTERS (G. W.), Sharon, Pa.
[24794
Buch (Margaret) child. ©1c. July
29, 1912 > oF 1A TAO:
WARD (FREDERICK), Chicago.
[24795-24893
. [Cuts for ads]:
Be thankful.—Best Christmas gift.—
Bookkeepers can have bank accounts —
of their own.—Boys who save never
have to slave.—Chance that comes to
those who save.—Clerks with bank ac-
counts make future proprietors.—Cor-
dial invitation to machinists.—Farmer
who saves spends old age in ease.—
Housewives should start a bank ac-
count of their own.—In time of trouble
the savings soothe.—Invitation to am-
bitious carpenters.—Invitation to
bricklayers and masons.—Line of prog-
ress than all can join.—Our invitation
to teamsters.—Our wealthiest men got
their start by saving.—Prosperity
starts with penny savings.—Save for a
while and travel in style-—Save your
pay for the rainy day.—Savings ac-
count for the little ones.—Start mar-
ried life right and spend old age in
comfort.—Start the New Year with
resolutions of thrift and prudence.—
Teach the child to save for his future
education.—Teachers should save a
little each pay.—That saving habit is
bound to bring happiness.—Time to
start a savings account is now.—
Watch the savings grow. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2c. each Aug. 5, 1912; K 45419-
45444.
[Small size]:
Birds-eye-view of acre tract of land
with buildings. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2c.
Aug. 32, 1912; K 457%:
—— [Small size]:
Answer to the high cost of living.—
Any experienced contractor will tell
you our homes are built right.—Banish
these bills forever.—Crystal gazing.—
I'resh eggs free.—From the stuffy city
flat to the freedom of the country.—
Good schools and churches.—Home,
health and happiness.—Independence
and happiness.—Joy of suburbs and
the profits—Keep a cow and insure
fresh, sweet, pure milk and cream.—
Like chicken dinner.—Little money
and a little courage.—Little palace for
his majesty.—Look ahead Mr. inves-
tor.—Plan and its fulfilment.—Plant
an orchard.—Prosperous business cor-
ners.—Put that rent money in the say-
ings bank.—Rapid transit 5¢ fare.—
Read the record.—Real home all your
place to raise
454
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
Warp (FREDERICK )—Continued.
[Cuts for ads]—Continued.
children.—-Sweet fragrant flowers from
your own garden.—This is my home.—
Throw away your burden.—Vacant
corner of to-day.—Values are going
up.—Welcome guest will be more than
welcome.—Which place would you pre-
fer to raise your children.—You’ll find
real money in our lots. © Aug. 15,
1912: 2c. each Aug. 12, 1912; K 45716-
45746.
[16 prints]:
Can’t and can.—Fall opening an-
nouncement.—Gift that will influence
your boy’s future life—Keep on the
straight road to independence.—Me-
-ehanic, the clerk, the banker, the
school boy, the farmer.—Modern alad-
din.—Practical Christmas gifts.—Re-
turn engagement three times daily.—
Spirit of youth belongs in the home.—
Talk it over with your wife—Their
first home needs practical, useful pres-
ents.—Turn kitchen drudgery into
kitchen pleasure—[When I was no
bigger than that.]—Where character
asserts itself.—-Where contentment
‘and happiness endure.-—Who will fill
the vacant chair. © Sept. 5, 1912: 2 ¢.
each Sept. 6, 1912; K 46829-46834,
46842-46851.
[25 prints]:
Appointments solicited by letter or
phone.—As executor or trustee under
your will.—Checking account builds
the credit of the small merchant.—
Checking account for farmers.—
Checking account for your personal
obligations.—Checking account will
save the annoyance of collectors.—
Don’t tempt sneak thieves by your
own lack ef forethought.—He has no
use for your bank book.—Is the title
perfect.—Keep track of each expendi-
ture.—Keep your important papers
and valuables here.—Know what you
spend and when you spend it.—Let us
relieve you of the care of your prop-
erty.—Man with the checking account
gets the bargain.—Never failing guard-
ian for those left behind.—Protection
and safety for your papers and valu-
ables.—Protection for your papers and
valuables.—Systematize your personal
expenditures.—That bill was paid
two months ago.—Trust bequests.—
Trust company as guardian to your
children.—Trust company service for
the retired class——Unsafe deposi-
tories—Where is that important
paper.—Your friend may be willing,
9, 1912; IX 46374-46398.
ut. © Aug. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. each Aug.
24936
WaRD (GEORGE H.) Post 10, G. A. R.,
Worcester, Mass. [24894
’ Worcester, Mass., George H. Ward,
post 10, G. A. R. memorial building.
© Aug. 5, 1912;;2 ¢. Aug. 6, 1912; K
45513.
WARNER’S FEATURE FILM CO. See list
of motion pictures at end of this
catalogue.
WARREN (EDWARD
Springs, Colorado. [24895-24899
Garter snake and chipmunk. ©
Nept ao, A9t2is Die. Septi 28,1912: Fi
178688.
[4 photographs]:
Young magpie, 1-3.—Young magpies.
© July 29, 1912; 2 ec. each Aug. 8,
1912; J 171893-171896.
WATERMAN, Newport, R. I.
[24900-24902
R.), Colorado
[3 photographs]:
D-38 (U. 8.)—E-2 (U. S.)—Massa-
chusetts (U. S. S.) © Aug. 10, 1912;
2» G sexe Anes 15, 1912: J. Lt2207—=
172209.
WATERMAN (C. H.), Hampton, Va.
[24903-24923
lowanCU. SA S22 (©. July. 3, 1982:
2.e. sapiy Lo, IOI =: J T1160.
Kansas (US. Sc.) and U.S. 8. D2.
© July 24, 1912; 2 e July 25, 1912;
di ERTS?
Montana! (U.S. S:).' © Aug. 21,
TOMA 2 evAmen 2A 1OT2 FL 2a02.
Pennsylvania naval reserves. ©
JULY, oy ROL 2 ee Duly 15, 1912
171159.
Tennessee (U. S. S.) © Aug. 21,
1912; 2 @ Aug. 24, 1912; J 172501.
U. S. submarines; C-2, C4, C-5,
D=1)). D2.) ©} Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ce, each
Aug. 10, 1912; J 172044-172048.
[11 photographs]:
Ammen (U. 8S. S.)—McCall (U. S.
S.)—Maryland naval reserves.—Mid
shipmen on the U. S. 8S. Massachu-
setts.—Paulding (U. S. S.)—Preston
(U. S. S.)—Roe (U. S. S.)—Reid
(U. S. S.)—Smith (U. S. S.)—Terry
(U. S. S.)—Trippe (U. S. S.) © July
Fe ON 2 e each? July 252 71Oi2 sss
171660-171670.
WATERS (R. J.), San Francisco.
[24924-24936
San Francisco:
Banking center.— Crocker bldg.,
Market and Post streets, 593.—Even-
ing hour, Ferry bldg.—Russian Hill
summit, 604. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2 ¢.
| each Sept. 4, 1912; J 172981-172984.
435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
WatTerRS (R. J.)—Continued.
[9 photographs]:
California, Russian & Telegraph
hills from the ferry.—Cliff house and
beach.—Cliffs of the Cliff house.—
Ferry building from the bay.—Flood
building, Market & Powell streets.—
Junction, Kearney, Geary, Market and
Third sts—Junction, Market, Post &
Montgomery sts.—Market st. east
from Powell.—Market st. east from
BPeurth.. © Ate: 26; 19122 ce: each
Aug. 29, 1912; J 172583-172591.
WatTkKINS (W. M.), Palestine, Tex.
[24937, 24988
[2 photographs]:
Labor parade.—Whiteway. © Sept.
14, 1912; 1 «@ each Sept. 16, 1 ¢c. each
Sept. 24, 1912; J 173477, 173478.
Watson (Mrs. C. A.), Lakeview, Or.
[24939, 24940
Grouse on nest. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2 G Juty ‘9, -3912: Ff 116 TS:
Oregon grouse sitting. © Aug. 1,
29t2 2 co July’ 9, T2167 4:
WATSON (JOHN S.), Jersey City.
[24941
Going home. © Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27, 1912; J 172548.
Way (Le Roy), Jacksonville, Fla.
[24942
White Springs, Fia., high water. ©
ATS. 2) Ober oe. Sept. 5, LOR
1/7301 T.
Way & Son, Mapleton, Ia. [24943
Mapleton, Iowa, city park. © July
OO, TAS? 2 eG. July Sl. 1912 * J L7iS5s.
Way & son stupDIO, Mapleton, Iowa.
[24944, 24945
Carhart hospital 1, 2. © July 20,
1912: 2 c. each July 24, 1912; J 171612,
171613.
Wese (Mites M.), Zion City, Ill.
[24946
Audience at dedication of pipe organ,
Shiloh tabernacle. © July 6, 1912; 2
e. July 8; 1912: J 17184.
WEBSTER (C. B.) AND COMPANY, Bos-
ton. [24947
[Indien head.] © Aug. 1, 1912: 2
ec. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48056.
WELLIS (FRANK J.) Greenwood Lake,
INS, [24948
Methodist excursion. © Sept. 11,
Liz) 2. .bept 16) 1902 = J a7S8o7:
WERNER (W.), Chicago. [24949-25108
Brainy and Drowse [1912]:
© June 27; 1 ec. July 1; K 43916.
© June 29; 1c. July 3; K 43990.
pt. TV, Sa V7
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Brainy and Drowse [1912]—Contd.
© July 2; 1 ¢« July 6; K 44026:
© July 6; 1c. July 10; K 44293.
© July 9; 1 ¢. July 13; K 44582:
© July 11; 1c. July 13; K 44588.
© July 18; 1 c. July 193 K 44846.
© July 17; 1 ¢ July 19; K 44850.
© July 18%1c¢. July 22: K 44897.
© July 20; 1c July 24: K 45020,
© July 23; 1 «: July 25; K 45081:
© July 25; 1c. July 29; K 45131.
© July 27; 1 ec. July 31; K 45284.
© July Aug. 1; K 45318.
© Aug. . Aug,’ D2 Kaas
© Aug. Aug. 7; K 45559.
© Aug. Aug. 8; K 45648.
© Aug. Aug. 10; K 45692.
© Aug. . Aug. 14; K 45904.
© Aug. ». Aug, 15; ,K Aboaay
© Aug. . Aug. 17; K 45961.
C Aug. 17 . Aug. 19; K 45983.
© Aug. 20;1 c. Aug, 22k 4a
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug, 24-5 Giga
© Aug. 24; 1¢ Auge28 9K 465a.
©) Aug. 27° . Aug. 29; K 46399.
© Aug. . Aug. 30+ K 46503:
© Aug. 31; 1 ¢. Sept. 4; K 46748.
© Sept. . Sept. 5; K 46802.
(C) Sepia: . Sept. 9; K 46944.
© Sept. 7 . Sept. 11; K 47030.
© Sept. . Sept. 14; K 47196.
© Sept. . Sept. 14; K 47198.
© Sept. . Sept. 18; K 47348.
© Sept. 17; 1 e Sept. 21; K 47558.
© Sept. . Sept. 21; K 47554.
© Sept. . Sept. 25; K 47979.
© Sept. . Sept 26; K 48035.
© Sept. . Sept. 30; K 48202.
© Sept. 28; 1c. Sept. 30; K 48206.
Circus Solly [1912]:
© June 28; 1c. July 1; K 43914.
© July 1; 1c. July 8; K 48992.
© July 3;1¢. July 8; K 44229.
© July 5; 1c. July 8; K 44231.
© July 8; 1c. July 138; K 44584.
© July 10; 1 ¢. July 13; K 44586.
© July 12; 1c. July 15; K 44638.
© July 15; 1¢. July 19; K 44844.
© July 16; 1 ¢. July 19; K 44848.
© July 19; 1 ec. July 22; K 44895.
© July 22; 1c. July 24; K 45022.
“ee
ee
436
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912 25108
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Cireus Sally [1912]—Continued.
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Lord Longbow [1912]—Continued.
© July 24; 1¢. July 26; K 45102. © Aug. 14; 1 ¢. Aug. 17; K 45964.
© July 26; 1c. July 29; K 45133. © Aug. 16; 1 ec. Aug. 19; K 45986.
© July 29; 1¢. July 31; K 45286. © Aug. 19; 1 ec. Aug. 21; K 46079.
© July 31; 1 c. Aug. 5; K 45457. © Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 23; K 46146.
© Aug. 2; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45459. © Aug. 23; 1 e. Aug. 26; K 46245.
© Aug. 5; 1c. Aug. 7; K 45561. © Aug. 26; 1c. Aug. 28; K 46344,
© Aug. 7; 1 ec. Aug. 10; K 45695. © Aug. 28; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 46502.
© Aug. 9; 1 c« Aug. 12; K 45771. © Aug. 30; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46680.
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 14; K 45906. © Sept. 2; 1 ¢. Sept. 5; K 46785.
© Aug. 14; 1¢ Aug. 17; K 45963. © Sept. 4; 1 ec. Sept. 6; K 46839.
© Aug. 16; 1 ¢. Aug. 19; K 45985. © Sept. 6; 1 ec Sept. 9; K 46943.
© Aug. 19; 1 ec. Aug. 21; K 46078. © Sept. 9; 1 ce. Sept. 11; K 47033.
© Aug. 21; 1c. Aug. 23; K 46145. © Sept. 11; 1 c. Sept. 14; K 47195.
© Aug. 23; 1c¢. Aug. 26; K 46244. © Sept. 13; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 47346.
© Aug. 26; 1c¢. Aug. 28; K 46343. © Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47561.
© Aug. 28; 1 c. Aug. 31; K 46501. © Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47557.
© Aug. 30; 1c. Sept. 3; K 46679. © Sept. 20; 1 ce. Sept. 25; K 47982.
© Sept. 2; 1c. Sept. 5; K 46784. © Sept. 23; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 47978.
© Sept. 4; 1c. Sept. 6; K 46838. © Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 48059.
© Sept. 6; 1 c Sept. 9; K 46942. © Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 48204.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 11; K 47082. Sammy Spankem [1912]:
© Sept. 11; 1 ec. Sept. 14; K 47194. ©) June’ 27; 1 ¢, July 1; K 43917,
© Sept. 13; 1c Sept. 18; K 47345. © June 29; 1c. July 3; K 43991.
© Sept. 16; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47560. ©) July’ 2° Ae. July, 5; K 44027.
© Sept. 18; 1 c. Sept. 21; K 47556. © July 6; 1 e July 10; K 44294.
© Sept. 20; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 47981. . C) July 9s he daly, 132K, 44583.
© Sept. 23; 1¢. Sept. 25; K 47977. © July 11; 1¢ July 18; K 44589.
© Sept. 25; 1 ec. Sept. 27; K 48058. © July 138; 1¢. July 19; K 44847.
© Sept. 27; 1 ec. Sept. 80; K 48205. © July 17; 1 ¢. July 19; K 44851.
Lord Longbow [1912]:
© June 28; 1c. July 1; K 43915.
© July 1; 1c. July 3; K 43993.
© July 3; 1c. July 8; K 442380.
© July 5;1¢ July 8; K 44282.
© July
© July
© July
© July 15; 1c.
© July
Cr duly 19+ 1. ¢:
© July 22;1.e.
© July
© July 26;1¢.
© July
St Bie:
1G 2 tire:
t2e ie eC:
July 13; K 44585.
July 18; K 44587.
15; K 44689.
© July 18; 1¢. July 22; K 44898.
© July 20; Ee. July 24; K 45021.
© July 23;1¢ July 25; K 45082.
© July 25; 1¢ July 29; K 45132.
© July 27:1. July 31; K 45285.
© July 30; 1 ¢ Aug. 1; K 45319.
© Aug. 1; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45468.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
165-1 G.
Ve ape a
4 gal USP
19; K 44845.
19; K 44849.
22; K 44896.
24; K 45023.
26; K 45108.
29; K 45134.
31: K 45287.
© July 31; 1 ec. Aug. 5; K 45458.
© Aug. 2; 1c. Aug. 5; K 45460.
© Aug. 5; 1¢. Aug. 7; K 45562.
© Aug. 7; 1c. Aug. 10; K 45694.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
© Aug.
3; 1¢. Aug. 7; K 45560.
6; 1c¢ Aug. 8; K 45644.
8; le. Aug.
AOS e?
£3! 4):
GN pbid AW ce
bly Aen HK cs
BOE .e.
De Ae:
24°" TG:
257 ial Fae cs
PAs Tear oa Gi
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
10; K 45693.
14; K 45905.
15; K 45913.
17; K 45962.
19; K 45984.
22; K 46118.
24; K 46172.
28; K 46342.
29 ;. K 46400.
31; K 46504.
© Aug. 9; 1 ec. Aug. 12; K 45772.
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 14; K 45907.
437
63453—12——10
© Aug. 31; 1 c Sept. 4; K 46749.
© Sept. 3; 1 c Sept. 5; K 46803.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25109
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Sammy Spankem [1912]—Continued.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 9; K 46945.
© Sept. 7; 1c. Sept. 11; K 47081.
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Sept. 14; K 47197.
© Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 14; K 47199.
© Sept. 14; 1 ¢. Sept. 18; K 47344.
© Sept. 17; 1c. Sept. 21; K 47559.
© Sept. 19; 1 ec. Sept. 21; K 47555.
© Sept. 21; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 47980.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 26; K 48036.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 30; K 48208.
© Sept. 28; 1 ec. Sept. 30; K 48207.
WERNER (WILBUR BH.) Chaska, Minn.
[25109
Minnesota sugar company. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1912; J 173315.
WEST COAST ART co., Los Angeles.
[25110-25114
Los Angeles, Cal., City of Hollywood.
© May 15, 1912; 2 c. June 29, 1912;
J 170706.
Marinette dairy farm, Arizona. ©
May 20, 1912; 2 ec June 29, 1912; J
170708.
Redlands, Cal., Smiley park, 14380,
1427. © May 12, 1912; 2 c. each June
29, 1912; J 170705, 170707.
San Fernando valley, Calif., 1680.
© July 16, 1912; 2¢. July 23, 1912; J
171461.
WESTERMANN (L. A.) ©o., New York
[25115-25168
[Fashion cuts of women]:
Vacant. — Vacuum. — Vagrant. —
Vague. — Valentine.—Valerian.—Valet.
—Valise.— Vampire.—Vanee.— Vandal.
— Vanilla. — Vanity. — Vanquish. —
Vapor.— Varnish. — Vase. — Vassar.—
Vault.—Vegetable.—Velvet.—V eneer.—
Venice. — Veranda. — Verbal. — Versa-
tile. — Vessel. — Vestry. — Veteran. —
Veto. —Viaduct. —Vibrate.—Viceroy.—
Victim. —Victory. —Victual.—Vigilant.
—Villain.—Vincent.—Vindicate.—V int-
age. — Viola. — Violate. Virgil. —
Visage. — Vivian. —Vocal.—Volecano.—
Volley. — Volume. —Vortex.—Vowel.—
Voyage.—Vulture. © Sept. 17, 1912;
2 e. éach Sept. 24, 1912; K 47877-
47930.
[25169-25222
[Women fashion cuts.]
Table. — Tack. — Taffy. — Talent.
(Hortense.)—Target. (Latest models
arriving daily from Paris.)—Tar-
nish. — Tartar. — Tassel. — Tavern. —
Teeth.— Temper.— Tennis.— Tenor. —
Terrace.—Terrier.— Tessie.— Thick.—-
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 7
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co.—Continued.
[Women fashion cuts]—Continued.
Thimble. — Thorn.— Thresher.—
Throat.— Thrush.— Ticket.— Tiger. —
Timber.— Title.— Token.— Tomato. —
Topaz.—Torpedo.—Tower. (Advance
fall models in feminine outer ap-
parel.) — Trader. — Tramp. — Treas-
ure.—Treaty.—Triangle.— Trinkent.—
Trip. — Trolley. — Trooper. — Trout.— |
Trowel. — Trumpet. — Trunk. — Tun-
nel.— Turf.— Turkey.— Turnip.— Tur-
ret. — Turtle. — Tutor. — Twine.— Ty-
phoon.—Tyrant. © Aug. 17, 1912; 2¢.
each Sept. 3, 1912; K 46563-46616.
WHEELER (C. H.) MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Philadelphia.
[25223-25228
[6 prints]:
Specification of atmospheric exhaust
outlet gate valve.—Specification of C.
H. Wheeler improved jet condenser.—
Specification of expansion joint.—
Specification of feed water heater.—
Specification of multiplex atmospheric
exhaust relief valve-—Specification of
vertical engine. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 21, 1912; K 47956-47961.
Wuitcomsp (B. J.) Kennebunkport,
Me. [25229-25232
Kennebunk, Me., first parish church:
Auditorium. — Pulpit. -— Steeple. ©
Aug. 1, 1912; 2 c each Aus Towoi2-
J 172310-172312.
—— first parish church, bell. ©
Aug. 2, 1912: 2 @ Ate Vi ieee
172318.
Wuite (C. BH.) Des Moines. [25233
Advice to voters. © June 1, 1912;
2c. Sept. 16, 1912; K 47955.
WHITEHEAD AND HOAG COMPANY, New-
ark, N. J. [25234
[Christmas spirit. Holly and mis-
tletoe sprays.] © Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
Sept. 19, 1912; K 47375.
Wuitney (A. E.) Norwood, Mass.
[25235-25238
Bird (Charles S.) 1, 2. © Aug. 22,
1912; 2c. each Sept. 19, 1912; J 173463,
178464.
Cushing (J. S.) 1, 2 © Aug 8,
1912; 2 ¢c. each Sept. 79, 1912; J
173465, 173466.
Wieston (Nicret S.), Denver. [25239
Destiny. © June 21, 19125 2 ¢@
July 1, 1912; J 170718.
Witp (Max) Chicago. [25240
Zwei treue freunde. © Sept. 14,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 48057.
438
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 3, 1912
WiLtiAMsS (ALLAN I.), Olean, N. Y.
[25241
Partridge on nest. © June 15, 1912;
2c. July 5, 1912; J 171786.
WILLIAMS (C. L.), Kinmundy, Il.
[25242-25250
[Buckner, I1l., United coal mine]:
Bottom landing air shaft, No. 2.—
Bottom landing showing track incline
No. 2.—Concrete overeast in No. 1.—
Concrete overcast in No. 2.—Main en-
trance where runarounds intersect No.
2.—Switch board, automatic buttons,
No. 2.—Top landing of track incline,
No. 2.—View of automatic chain drags,
No. 2.—View of bottom landing, No. 2.
© July 30, 1912; 2 c each Aug. 13,
1912; J 172108-172116.
WILLIAMS (VERNE O.) Kansas City.
Mo. © [25251
Sunken gardens, Swope park. ©
Aue 24, 1912; 2 ¢ Aug. 26, 1912; J
1725438.
WILMINGTON BOARD OF TRADE, Wilming-
ton, Del. [ 25252, 25253
Wilmington, Del., east view looking
from Market street. © June 7, 1912;
2c. June 8, 1912; K 438967.
west view looking from Market
street. © June 7, 1912; 2 c. June 8,
1912; K 48968.
WILSON (JAMES A.), Ft. Monroe, Va.
[25254-25266
Mine explosion. © July 11, 1912; 2
e. July 12, 1912; J 171000.
Twelve inch gun in action, 2,3. ©
Aug. 12, 1912; 2 ec. each Aug. 13, 1912;
J 172124, 172125.
Twelve inch mortar in action, 1, 2.
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 22,
1912; J 172414, 172415.
Twelve inch mortars in action show-
ing projectiles and direction of gases.
mrOct. 3, 1912; 2 c. Oct. -4, 1942s! 7
173786.
[7 photographs]:
Blast after projectile leaves mor-
tar.—Blast as projectile leaves mor-
tar.—Disappearing guns loading and
firing.—Projectile in muzzle of 12 inch
mortar.—Projectile leaving smoke of
12 ineh mortar.—Projectile on its
way.—Smoke after firing 12 inch mor-
tar. © Sept. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. each Sept.
10, 1912; J 173120-173126.
WILSON (JAMES O.), Devol, Okla. |
[25267-25269
[8 prints]:
He shall _ give
brother, sister or
His
neighbor
angels.—If
hath
Witson (JAMES O.)—Continued.
[38 prints]—Continued.
wronged us.—Remember the words of
the Lord Jesus Christ. © Aug. 3,
$9I25 2 ye, each, Aus, 26, )19125 KK
46416-46418.
WISCHMEYER (PHILIP), Seattle.
(25270; 2a27t
Makah salmon fishing fleet, Neah
Bay, Wash., 0150, 0151.. © July 25,
1912; 2. e. each Aug. 10, 1912; J 172052,
172053.
WiIswWALL (H. Bruce), Denver.
252 Cee oki
[6 photographs]: '
Aspen trail.—Chiquita, Ypsilon and
Fairchild. Estes Park, village. —
Horseshoe park.—Mountain road.—Old
Faithful and Large Peak. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2c. each Aug. 16, 1912; J 172800-
172805.
WorEBLER (H. L.), New York.
[25278-25309
[Colored handembossed post cards]:
Hallowe’en. Don’t let yourself be
stolen.—Halowe’en. Don’t miss com-
ing, there will be some fun.—Hallow-
een. Happy and joyful time.—Hallow-
e’en. May all the omens foretell good.—
Hallowe’en. [Red witch flying on black
broom.]—Hallowe’en. Witches and the
gob-o-lins.—Hallowe’en. You’d better
chain the door-step down.—I’m thank-
ful for a comrade dear.—I wish for
you Thanksgiving day.—I -wish the
magic apple-peel.—If we should count
our blessings o’er.—May you have a
happy Hallowe’en.—May you have great
blessings to be thankful for—My wish
for Hallowe’en shall be-—Our world’s
so full of blessings dear—Thanksgiv-
ing. [Boy and girl sitting at table
with cat and dog, saying grace.]—
Thanksgiving. I’m sure we have all
on us.—Thanksgiving. Since I have
thee.—Thanksgiving. [Turkey and lit-
tle girl with basket in her hand.J]—
Thanksgiving. World is so full of a
number of things.—Thanksgiving greet
ing. [Puritan woman peeling ap-
ples.]—Thinking of you, thankful too,
for my greatest blessing you. [Puri-
tan boy and girl sitting on log.J]—
Thinking of you, thankful too, for my
greatest blessing you. [Turkey and
grapes.]—When ‘Thanksgiving comes
with its bountiful dishes. © Sept. 7,
1912; 2 ec. each Sept. 19, 1912; K 47395-—
47418.
fHandembossed colored post cards]:
Cheer for the year. I envy none.—
Cheer up.—Cheer up honey.—Prescrip-
439
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pt. Tv, Se wae
WorEuLER (H. L.)—Continued.
[Handembossed colored post cards]—
Continued.
tion. — To cheer-up-town 0 miles. —
When all out-side is very still—When
fortune frowns, smile-——When trouble
comes a’pesterin’. © Aug. 5, 1912; 2c.
each Aug. 20, 1912; K 46063-46070.
Wor (Henry) New York. [25310
Lincoln (Abraham) © Sept. 14.
1912; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47128.
Wotr & co., Philadelphia.
[25811-25315
I’ll be with you, W-108. © Aug. 26,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1912; J 172616.
Purity, W-106. © Aug. 20, 1912;
2 -e Aug. (26. 1912+. J Li25a9:
Queen (A) W-107. © Aug. 26,
101.2%) 2 se, Aue: 30,.1912 5 9. T2617.
Rosebud and roses, W-105. © Aug.
20, 1912; 2c. Aug. 26, 1912; J 172541.
Thinking it over, W-104. © Aug.
20, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1912; J 172542.
WoLre (C. HE.) Pomona, Cal. [25316
Pomona, Cal. public library. ©1e.
June 5, 1912; I 1040.
WOLFF (LOUIS) AND COMPANY, LTD.,
London. [ 25817, 253818
Gleaners. © June 1, 1912; 2 c. May
18, 1912; K 45006.
September sunshine. © June 1,
1912; 2 c. May 18, 1912; K 45005.
WoopFIELD (FRANK) Astoria, Or.
[25319-25327
Astoria, Or. looking out mouth of
Columbia River. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2c.
Sept. 5, 1912; J 1730383.
looking south from city park.
©) Aug) 29.1912): 2..c. Sept..5,; 1912
J 173034
Evening on the Pacific. © July 1,
1912; 2c July 6, 1912; J 170874.
Seaside, Tillamook Head and Pacific
Ocean. © June 21,1912; 2 ¢«. July
79, 1912; J 171704...
Seaside and Tillamook Head, Or. ©
BUS. 20, LIZ 2G BepeE. 9, oss FT
1730382.
Start of the free for all speed boat
race, Astoria regatta, 1,2. © Aug. 28,
1912; 2 c. each Sept. 5, 1912; J 173030,
173081.
Tillamook Head and lighthouse. ©
stily (Ly) LOL2's | 2° «aly 4G, eis J
170875.
Warren (The) from Elk Creek Bend,
Ore. © July 1, 1912; 2c. July 6, 1912;
J 170876.
WoopiIn (L.) Washington.
[25828-25331
[Rockefeller] John D.:
Between links.—Making a drive.—
On his wheel.—Putting one over the
bunker. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 ec. each
Sept. 24, 1912; J 173469-173472.
Woo.LPrERT (R. M.) Alhambra, Cal.
25332
I’m from Mizzouri, show me.
Aug. 7, 1912; 2 © Ave Sas. aie
45783.
WORDEN (WILLARD ELMER) San Fran-
cisco. [25833-25346
Aisles of nature’s cathedral, 1335.
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1912;
J 173441.
Dutch windmill, Golden Gate park,
1268. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1912; J 173444.
Golden Gate at sunset, 1281. © July
15, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1912: J t7a4a3.
Lone gull, 1285. © Sept. 14, 1912;
2 ce. Sept. 23, 1912; J 173487.
Merry woods of California, 13805. ©
Sept. 14, 1912; 2.¢. Sept. 227 4912—
J 173442.
Midway point, Monterey, 985. ©
Aug. 29, 1912; 2c. Sept. 23, 1913-09)
173436.
Misty portals of the past, 1256. ©
Aug. 29, 1912; 2 ©. Sept: 2a. eae
1734389.
Moonlight on the bay, 859. © July
15, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 238, 1912; J 173446.
Moonlight on the golden gate, 1280.
© Aug. 29, 1912; 2 ¢. Sept. 28, 1912; J
17384438.
Redwoods in spring, 1348. © Sept.
14, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1912; J 178435.
San Francisco from the bay, 902. ©
Aug. 29, 1912; 2 c. Sept) 237 19i2000
173434.
Seal rocks at sunset, 1290. © Sept.
14, 1912; 2c. Sept. 28, 1912; J 173445.
Tamalpais (Mount), 914. © Sept.
14, 1912; 2 ec. Sept. 23, 1912; J 173440.
Turner (Amy) ship, 1279. © Aug.
15, 1912; 2 ce. Sept. 23, 1912; J 173438.
Worttrey (A. L.) Houghton, Mich.
[25847, 25348
Koenig (George A.) # length, sitting.
© July 10, 1912; 1 ce. June 19, 1912,
June 28, 1912; J 172552.
8 by 10 bust portrait. © July
10, 1912; 1 ec. June 19, 1912, June 28,
1912; J 172651.
440
no. 3, 1912
WRANITzZKY (A. I.) Lockhart, Tex.
[25349
McDowell (Capt. S. J. P.) © Aug.
Be. dota: te. Sept. 3; Le. Sept. 21,
1912; J 1738479.
WRIGHT, HAZELS AND BRADFORD, San
Francisco. [25350
San Francisco, Cal., Memorial tower,
1915, © July 15, 1912; 2:¢ July 29,
1912; J 171760.
WyYLir (JosEPH) Toledo, O. [25351
Musical notation. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1912; I 1089.
YARDLEY (RALPH O.), New York.
[25352-25356
[5 prints]:
[Harvard. Girl’s head on red back-
ground.|—[Her favorite. Girl in red
riding habit holding horse’s bridle.]—
Her pet. Girl in green riding habit
leaning on horse’s neck.]—[Princeton.
Girl’s head on orange background. ]—
[Yale. Girl’s head on blue background. |
© June 28, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 380,
1912; K 46450-46452, 46467, 46497.
Youne & Cart, Cincinnati.
[25857-25359
Hinsen (Rev.) 1-3. © July 16,
1912; 2c. each July 17, 1912; J 171252-
171254.
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
(CENTRAL), Baltimore. [25360
[Baltimore oriole design.] © Sept.
9, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1912; K 47953.
ZENOLA (Miss) Clay Center, Kan.
[25361
Zenola, the girl with diamond teeth.
© Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1912;
A folio.
ZENTNER (J. J.), Everly, Iowa.
[25862
Everly, Iowa, Co-operative creamery
company, No. 26. © Aug. 17, 1912;
2c. Aug. 19, 1912; J 172325.
ZIMMERMAN (C. E.) coMPANY, Chicago.
[25363-25490
[128 prints]:
All kinds of seeds.—All my money
is in the bank.—And we started to-
gether.—Another load of fresh ber-
ries.—Appetite teasers everywhere.—
Balance of power.—Bank account
grows with every tick of the clock.—
Best birthday present.—Best recom-
mendation.—Best setting for a happy
home.—Blood builders.—Breakfast.—
Bridged over.—Brighten the kitchen.—
Build up your income.—Build your
own home we lend you money.—Burn-
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
25490
ZIMMERMAN (C. EH.) company—vontd.
[128 prints]—Continued.
ing at both ends.—Business without a
bank account.—Cake that is never left
over.—Cash to you but to no one
else.—Children like to come here.—
Choicest meats.—Cocoa fora change.—
Cooking is only as good as the poor-
est ingredient.— Cooling summer
drinks.—Dawn of prosperity.—Dessert
question settled.—Difference between
a poor baking and a good one.—Do
instead of dream.—Don’t buy from
meal to meal.—Don’t trust to luck,
save.—Drive-wheel of business.—Every
wash day can be made bright.—BEvery-
thing for the picnic.—Everything in
season.—Hverything we handle bears
the pure food law label.—Face to face
with opportunity.—For a quick meal.—
For a Sunday evening meal.—For
dainty salads and_ relishes. — For
safety, the cracker jar or the strong
box.—Fresh butter and eggs.—Fresh
from the garden.—Fresh nuts and
choicest candies for Xmas.—From the
market of the world.—Fudge and
other homemade candies.—Get a bet-
ter one next time.—Gone, I don’t know
where.—Goodness behind homemade
minee meat.—Have it charged.—He
may visit you.—Here is your start my
boy.—His last dollar.—How do you
measure up.——How money grows.—
How to tell good fruit.—I wish I had
saved my money.—In time of need
draw your own money.—Inspected by
the U. S. government.—Just that much
above the rest.—Lay in a supply.—
Left without a dollar—Let there be
no dispute when you are gone.—Let
us dress your tree.—Let us start you
right.—Loan your money on good farm
lands.—Look ahead ten years.—Man
behind the well set table—Man who
does not save is chained to the pres-
ent.—Man who has never saved soon
has nothing to spend.—Money talks.—
Money to burn.—Next time you go
marketing.—No questions asked.—Op-
portunity gap.—Our fish business is a
feature—Our satisfied customers.—
Phone orders get attention here—
Pork and beans cost less, taste best.—
Practical gifts—Preserves time.—
Prime meats for the table—Provide
safe management for your estate.—
Puddings that delight.—Put it there.—
Read our window bulletins for reliable
grocery news.—Safe investments for
widows.—Safeguarded by the govern-
ment U. S. A.—Saturday specials.—
Seales that tell the truth.—Something
to save for.—Sound to the core.—
44]
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25491
ZIMMERMAN (C. H.) company—Contd.
[128 prints]—Continued. :
Story the bank book tells.—Straight
line to success.—Success line.—Success
of your baking depends upon the qual-
ity of these.—Sunday dinner.—Talk it
over with the bank.—That is what
started me.—That’s coffee.—Their first
meal.—There can be no dispute.—
There is no economy in baking.—There
is strength in good soups.—There isn’t
a thing in the house.—Tools that build
business.—Turn pennies into dollars.—
Under the searching light of govern-
ment inspection.— Unsafe, unwise,
idle-—We can cut down that grocery
bill— We cater to women.—We deliver
promptly.—We execute your will with-
out prejudice or favor.—We give full
measure.—We have taught smokers to
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 7
ZIMMERMAN (C. HE.) company—Contd.
[128 prints]—Continued.
come to this grocery.—We treat little
folks like grown ups.—Well connect-
ed.—What might have been.—When
you can’t work longer, what then.—
Where does it all go. Where is the
money you worked so hard to make.—
Why don’t you drop in today.—With
all the orchard’s flavyor.—You must
save something.—Your dollar goes |
farthest at this grocery.—Your name
should be here.—Your protection.—
Your wife should have a check book.
© July 1, 1912; 2 ce. each July 11,
1912; K 44453-44580.
ZUVER STUDIO, Butler, Pa. [25491
St. Paul’s catholic church. © July
15, 1912; 2. c. Aug. 24, 1912; J 172496.
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Oata-
logue since January 1, 1912.
Number of entries of Reproductions of works of art-__________________ 10
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
BACON CHAT A CRA cn ee Ne eee
Number of entries of Photographs (including 1,220 unpublished) ______
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 4,642
contributions to periodicals) ____--__~_
LIST OF MOTION PICTURES
Notre.—This list contains the first entries of classes L and M.
AMERICAN FILM MFG. CO., Chicago.
[ 25492, 25493
Battle ground (The) © July 24,
soles Gc. Aug. 12, 1912; J 172127.
Fall of Black Hawk. Small roll.
© June 20, 1912; 2c. July 1, 1912; J
170709.
AVIATION FILM co., New York. [25494
Panama canal and scenes along the
canal zone. 2 reels). ©1ce. July 10,
1912; J 170910.
BroGRAPH co., New York.
[25495-25515
Black sheep. Roll. ©1c. Aug. 1,
41912; J 171872.
Child’s remorse.
at, 1912: J 172322.
Inner eircle. Roll.
2912; J 1723238.
Roll. ©l1e. Aug.
©1ce. Aug. 17,
Interrupted elopement. Roll. © 1
Se aus. 17, 1912: J 172820.
Heaven avenges. Roll. ©1e. July
25, 1912; J 1715385.
His own fault. Roll. © 1c. July
ee, wore: J 171535.
Indian summer. Roll. ©1ec. July
a2, 2002: J. 171149.
Man’s genesis. Roll. ©1c. July 23,
4912; & 171534.
Man’s lust for gold. ©1ce. July 10,
1912; J 170958.
Narrow road. Roll. ©1e. Aug. 5,
1912; J 171930.
One-round O’Brien. Roll. © 1.
muly 12, 1912: J 171148.
Sands of Dee. Roll.
23, 1912; J 171536.
School teacher and the waif. Roll.
©l1e. July 10, 1912; J 170957.
©l1e July
Speed demon. Roll. © 1c. July
ee, 1912 171532.
Tourists (The). Roll. ©1ce. Aug.
7, 1912; J 172002.
Tragedy of a dress suit.
me Aye, 17, 1912: J 172321.
Trying to fool Uncle. Roll.
July 12, 1912; J 171147.
Rol. .@
©le.
‘ pings from reel.
BIOGRAPH co.—Continued.
What the doctor ordered. Roll. ©
1c. Aug. 7, 1912; J 172008.
Willie becomes an artist.
1c. July 30, 1912; J 171804.
With the enemy’s help.
eG. Ane) 22 1912: Ji V(24ts.
Would be Shriner. Roll.
July 30, 1912; J 171805.
BrInD (WALTER LANNOY) New York.
[25516
Doctor Phantom, the scientific sleuth.
Parts 1-6. 6 small rolls. © 1 ¢. each
Aug, 5, 1912; J 174902.
CuRLEY (JACK), San Francisco.
[25517
Johnson (Jack) vs. Flynn (Jim)
contest for the heavyweight champion-
ship of the world, Las Vegas, N. M.,
July 4, 1912. 2 reels. ©lc. July 18,
1912; J 171968.
Roll. ©
©
© 1c.
Roll.
EDISON (THOMAS A.) INC., Orange,
IN. Se [25518-25660
Affair at Raynor’s. Reel. © Oct.
10, 1912; 2 ec. and description Oct. 16,
1912: 1) 42.
After many days. 4 scenes. Clip-
© July 9, 1912; 2c.
each July 16, 1912; J 171198-171201.
Artist’s joke. 4 scenes. Clippings
from reel. © July 10, 1912; 2 c. each
July 16, 1912; J 171202-171205.
At home in the water. Reel. ©
Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. and description Oct.
AD AOLD > Ty oo.
At the masquerade ball; by M. B.
Havey. Reel. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2.
and description Oct. 7, 1912; L 19.
Boy rangers. Reel. © Oct. 10,
1912; 2 ec. and description Oct. 12,
1912: L 33.
Charge of the light brigade. Reel.
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. and description
Sept. 26, 1912; L 4.
City of Washington. 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © Aug. 10, 1912; 2 «.
each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172449-172452.
443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
a = a
Epison (THOMAS A.) INc.—Continued.
Close of the American Revolution.
3 scenes. Clippings from reel. © July
2, 1912; 2 c. each July 10, 1912; J
170934-170936.
Curable disease. Reel. © Sept. 19,
1912; 2 e. and description Sept. 26,
1912: "Ty G.
Dangerous lesson. 4 scenes. ©
Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Aug. 23, 1912;
J 172453-172456.
Escape from Bondage, 1-4. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 26, 1912; 2c.
each Aug. 6, 1912; J 171941-171944.
Father (The) 4 scenes. Clippings
from reel. © June 29, 1912; 2 c. each
July 3, 1912; J 170770-1707738.
For valor. 4 scenes. Clippings from
reel. © July 12, 1912; 2 c. each July
16, 1912; J 171206—171209.
Foundling (The); by Harry Fur-
niss. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Oct. 4, 1912; L 18.
Fresh air romance. © Sept. 26,
1912; 2 ec. and description Sept. 30,
112 Ag.
Grouch (The), 14. Clippings from
reel. © July 24, 1912; 2 c. each Aug.
6, 1912; J 171945-171948.
Harbinger of peace, 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 c.
each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172457-172460.
How the boys fought the Indians,
4 scenes. Clippings from reel.
July 6, 1912; 2 c. each July 10, 1912;
J 170926-170929.
Intelligent camera, 3 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 6, 1912; 2.
each July 10, 1912; J 171341-171343.
Kitty at boarding school. Reel. ©
Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. and description Oct.
7 1912> LL 20.
Land beyond the sunset; by Dorothy
G. Shore. Reel. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2c.
and description Oct. 16, 1912; L 41.
Librarian (The), 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © Aug. 9, 1912; 2 «.
each Aug. 28, 1912; J 172445-172448.
Like knights of old. Reel. © Sept.
26, 1912; 2 e and description Oct. 2,
1912; L 10.
Little artist of the market, 1-3.
Clippings from reel. © July 20, 1912;
2 ec. each July 24, 1912; J 171541-
171548.
Little bride of Heaven, 4 scenes.
Ciippings from reel. © June 25, 1912;
2 ec. each July 8, 1912; J 170766—
170769.
en
Epison (THomas A.) Inc.—Continued.
Lord and the peasant, 1-4. Clip-
pings from reel. © Aug. 2, 1912; 2¢.
each Aug. 6, 1912; J 171956—171959.
Madame de Mode, 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 18, 1912; 2c.
each July 16, 1912; J 171194171197.
Mary had a little lamb, 4 scenes.
Clippings from reel. © Aug. 3, 1912;
2c. each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172441-—
172444.
Master and pupil, 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © June 28, 1912;
2 ec. each July 3, 1912; J 170759-
170762. a a
More precious than gold, 4 scenes.
Clippings from reel. © July 30, 1912;
2 c. each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172465—
172468.
Mother Goose in a 16th century the-
atre. Reel. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2 ce. and
description Oct. 7, 1912; L 21.
Necklace of crushed rose leaves. 4
scenes. Clippings from reel. © July
19, 1912; 2 c@ each July 24, 1912; J
171556-171559.
Nerves and the man, 14. Clippings
from reel. © July 16, 1912; 2 ¢. each
July 24, 1912; J 171544171547.
Ninth international red cross con-
ference, Wash., D. C., May 7 to 17,
1912. Clippings from reel. 4 scenes.
© Aug. 3, 1912; 2 ¢ each Ages,
1912; J 172487-172440.
Outwitting the professor; by C. R.
Fox. Reel. © Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. and
description Sept. 30, 1912; L 16.
Partners for life. 3 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 3, 1912; 2c.
each July 10, 1912; J 170920-170922.
Penna State police, troop B. 4
scenes. Clippings from reel. © June
26, 1912; 2 c. each July 10, 1912; J
170930-170933.
Picturesque Darjeeling, India. 4
scenes. Clippings from reel. © July
18, 1912; 2 ce. each July 16, 1912; J
171190-171198.
Relief of. Lucknow, 1-8. Clippings
from reel. © July 27, 1912; 2 ec each
Aug. 6, 1912; J 171949-171951.
Revenge is sweet, 1-4. Clippings
from reel. © July 17, 1912; 2 c. each
July 24, 1912; J 171552-171555.
Sketch with the thumb-print, 1—4.
Clippings from reel. © July 23, 1912;
2 ec. each July 24, 1912; J 171548—
171551.
Soldier’s duty; by C. J. Brabin.
Reel. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2 c. and de-
scription Oct. 7, 1912; L 22.
444
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no. 3, 1912
25702
||) aera ill can ln Ls nn shes
Epison (THOMAS A.) Inc.—Continued.
Spring log driving. 4 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © Aug. 17, 1912; 2
ec. each Aug. 23, 1912; J 172461-17 2464.
Uncle Mun and the minister, by
Fred Nankivel. Reel. © Sept. 19,
1912; 2 c and description Sept. 26,
1912; L 5.
Under false colors, by Bannister
Merwin. Reel. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2 ¢.
and description Sept. 26, 1912; L 3.
When she was about 16, 1-4. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 31, 1912;
29 c. each Aug. 6, 1912; J 171952-
171955.
Widow’s second marriage. Reel. ©
Sept. 26, 1912; 2 c. and description Oct.
2, 1912; L 9. :
Wooden Indian, 3 scenes. Clippings
from reel. © June 26, 1912; 2 c. each
July 3, 1912; J 170763-170765.
Workman’s lesson, 3 scenes. Clip-
pings from reel. © July 5, 1912; 2 ¢.
each July 10, 1912; J 170923-170925.
Young Mrs. Eaton; by R. P. Janette.
Reel. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. and de-
scription Oct. 16, 1912; L 43.
ENGADINE AMUSEMENT co., New York.
[25661
Bernhardt (Sarah) in Queen Eliza-
beth. 3 parts. 4 rolls ©1e. July
22, 1912; J 171705.
EUREKA FEATURE FILM co., Oakland,
Cal. [25662
Evil art; or, Gambling exposed. Pts.
ses rolls. © 1 c each’ Aug, 7,
8912; J 172399.
GAUMONT COMPANY, Flushing, N. Y.
[25663
Byes that saw. Small reel. © July
29, 1912; 2 c. July 30, 1912; J 171761.
Karem co., New York. [25664-25671
Jesus of Nazareth, 1. Photograph
8 by 10 inches. © July 31, 1912; 2c.
Aug. i, 1912; J 171845.
Jesus of Nazareth, 2-8. 7 photo-
graphs 8 by 10 inches. © Aug. 5,
1912; 2 c. each Aug. 1, 1912; J 171844,
171846-171851.
KLEINE (GEORGE) Chicago.
Lion tamer’s revenge. Clippings
from a reel. © title, description, and
54 prints ree’d Sept. 238, 1912; L 18.
KLEINSCHMIDT & LANE, New York.
[25673-25678
Carnegie museum expedition 1911,
diving polar bear. Reel. ©1e. July
mt, 1912; J 170750.
— Eskimo life. Reel. ©1c. July
2, 1912; J 171874.
[25672
KLEINSCHMIDT & LANE—Continued.
Mountain sheep and moose
hunt. Reel. ©1c. July 2, 1912; J
171873.
—— On the trail of the polar bear.
Reel. ©1c. July 2, 1912; J 171875.
——. Scenes on the inside passage.
Reel. ©l1c. July 2, 1912; J 170751.
Reel © 1.
—— Walrus hunt.
July 2, 1912; J 171876.
MASKO FILM Co., New York.
[25679-25692
Resurrection. 4 parts. 4 reels ©
1 ec. each Aug. 8, 1912; J 172020-
1720238.
[Resurrection—scenes from motion
picture]:
Announcement of death.—Arrest
scene.—Katusha employed as a sSer-
vant.—Katusha entrance into tavern.—
Katusha serving tea.—Outdoor tav-
ern scene.—Prince and the peasant.—
Prison scene.—Renunciation.—Resur-
rection. © July 22, 1912; 2 @ each
Aug. 2, 1912; J 172034-172043.
NATIONAL MOUTH HYGIENE ASS’N.,
Cleveland. [25693
Toothache (The) Clippings from a
reel. © title, description, and 11 prints
ree’d. Sept. 28, 1912; L 15.
NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE co., New
York. [25694-25697
Double life. Small roll. © July 20,
1912; 2¢ July 22, 1912; J 171458.
His Nemesis. Small roll. © July
19, 1912; 2 ¢. July 22, 1912; J 171460.
Lost resource. Small roll. © July
26, IOI) Zien Suly/ 27, L912 303) 171¢01.
Snow ball and his pal. Small roll.
©) July 16; 4912. 2c. July 22, 1912"
J 171459.
Ors (INGVALD C.) New York.
Black chancellor (38 reels)
Aug. 28, 1912; J 172425.
REPUBLIC FILM co., New York.
[25699-25702
Black sheep’s wool, by Pierce Kings-
ley. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description, and 53 prints recd. Sept.
nN BS a RA Oo
Bohemian girl, by Lawrence B. Mc-
Gill. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description, and 47 prints recd. Sept.
BPD) ul 2.
Memory’s tragic leap; by I. Bern-
stein. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description, and 87 prints rec’d. Sept.
AO COI SET,
Vagabond (The); by Gertrude Ship-
man. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description, and 42 prints rec’d. Sept.
19, 1912; L 8.
[25698
©) ere:
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25703
Rocers, Brown & ©o., Cincinnati.
[25703
From mine to molder. Clippings
from a reel. © title, description and
4 prints rec’d. Sept. 28, 1912; M 1.
SocrIeTE FRANCAISE DES FILMS ET CINE-
MATOGRAPHS ECLAIR, Paris.
[25704-25712
Auto bandits of Paris. Pts. 1, 2.
2 reels. © 1c. each July 6, 1912;
J 170857.
Convicted by hypnotism; or, A
double life. Pts.1,2. 2reels. ©lce.
each Aug. 5, 1912; J 171903.
Fatality. Pts. 1-2. 2 reels. ©1c.
each July 22, 1912; J 171408.
Mirage; or, The death of a dream.
Small reel. © title, description, and
81 prints rec’d. Sept. 16, 1912; L 12.
Outcast child. Parts 1, 2. 2 reels.
© 1c. each July 9, 1912; J 170894.
Power of destruction. Pts. 1-3. 3
reels. © 1c. each July 17, 1912; J
1717038.
Rip Van Winkle. Pts. 1, 2. 2 reels.
© 1c. each July 9, 1912; J 170898.
Robin Hood. 3 parts. ©1c. Aug.
8, 1912. J. 172005.
Sphinx; or, Love under the red ter-
ror. Small reel. © title rec’d. Sept. 9,
1912; description rec’d. Sept. 14, 1912;
43 prints ree’d. Aug. 26, 1912; L 11.
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. Co., New York.
[25713-25739
Adrift. Small roll. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2c. Aug. 1, 1912; J 171841.
Big hearted Jim. Small roll. ©
sug, 12; 19123. 2 ¢€, Aug. 15, 19125 J
172199.
Blood is thicker than water. Small
roll. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 8,
1912; J 171890.
Case of dynamite. Small roll. ©
diy. 27, oles) 20 Aue. tf) 19i12 + 7
171837.
Caught in a flash. Small
OUTY 8, TOTS) (2 ey ny ve
170755.
Cure that failed. Small
Ang. 3, 1912: 2 \.¢. Aug. 1,
171888.
Heart of a gypsy.
July 25, 1912; 2 ¢,
171886.
Small
Aug. 1,
Number of entries of Motion picture photoplays___s_____-__-________22 2%
Number of entries of Motion pictures other than photoplays___-----_____ ‘al
O
446
- 171892.
Dt.-Rvy Be SS Va
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. Co.—Continued.
Hindo’s prize. Small roll. © Aug.
8, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1912; J 171891.
His Madonna. Small roll. © July
26, 1912; 2c. July 29; 1912; J #72729,
His partner’s share. Small roll. ©
Aug. 3,° 1912’ 2:"e@ Ane a) 2052 ae
Holy city. Pts. 1 & 2. Small roll.
© Jute 2, 1912: 2 & July 5, 1912-5
170795, 170796.
In and around Chicago. Small roll.
© July 13, 1912; 2 7c) July Ss) fore.
J 170753.
In and around Chicago. Small roll.
© July 13, 1912; 2 « Fully 29; 1912;
ia Bg Pap
In old Tennessee. Small roll. ©
Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1912; J
172203.
In the sewing. Small roll. © July
31;-:1912;:2 ¢.. duly 29, 19172 S eee
Love’s diary. Small roll. © July
27, 1912;.2 ec. Aug. 2, agri eee
Not like other girls. Small roll. ©
July 26, 1912; 2:.¢) July 29) 4582
LTLTSO.
Nothing shall be hidden. © June 10,
1912; 2 e@ June 11, 1912; J 171981.
Reunited by the sea. Small roll. ©
July 29, 1912; 2 ce: ASP Doras ee
171839.
Rose carnival. Small roll. © July
31, 1912; 2c. July 29, 1912 3 ae:
Shot that failed. Small roll. ©
Aug. 19, 1912; 2 c Aug) WP 192 ses
172200.
Traitor’s gate. Small roll. © July
22, 1912; 2 c. Auge 1 2orS eee:
What a woman will do. Small roll.
©, Aug. 5;:1912: 2 e Aus Tons Sia ee
172201. me
White Savior. Small roll. © July
27, 1912; 2 ec. Aug. 1, 1912; J 171840.
Widow’s claim. Small roll. © Aug.
18, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 15; 19123° J iia,
Wrong weight. Small roll. © July
13, 1912; 2 ¢. July 3, 19125 9 POTS.
WARNER’S FEATURE FILM CO., New York.
[25740
Peril of the plains. Clippings from
a reel. © title, description, and 63
prints ree’d. Sept. 18, 1912; L 14.
25741-34295
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
WORKS OF ART; REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK
OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARAC-
TER; PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTO-
RIAL ILLUSTRATIONS; MOTION PICTURES
1912
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 7, No. 4
This number contains the Volume Index
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1913
The Act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
i has Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
quarterly, is arranged in three alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of
titles as follows:
I. Containing Class G, Works of art (giving a list of the photographs or other iden-
tifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copyright
of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works of art).
II. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs (except:
Motion pictures); and Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
II. Containing titles for Class L, Motion-picture photoplays; and Class M, Motion
pictures other than photoplays.
Under the Act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follaws deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right office.
_ To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘*H,”’
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of
a scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’? Class J, Photographs; ‘‘K,’’ Class K, Prints
and pictorial illustrations; ‘‘L,’’ Class L, Motion-picture photoplays; and ‘‘M”’ Class
M, Motion pictures other than photoplays. ‘‘©’’ implies copyright registration of a
published work, followed by date of publication. ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands for copyright regis-
tration of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the
photograph or other identifying reproduction; and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the
date of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only 1 copy of
the pictorial contribution is required.
The annual index of proprietors, portraits, principal artists, and motion-picture
titles accompanies this issue. The subscription price for part 4, which must be for
the complete calendar year, is $0.50 a year, payable in advance to the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express order, or New
York draft.
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NOTICE.
The Return to Copyright Claimants of Copyright Books, Maps, Charts,
Dramatic or Musical Compositions, Engravings, Cuts, Prints, Chromos,
and Photographs.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under
the provisions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this
Act, the Librarian of Congress shall determine what books and other
articles shall be transferred to the permanent collections of the
Library of Congress, including the law library, and what other books
or articles shall be placed in the reserve collections of the Library of
Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other govern-
mental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Src. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided,
together with all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the
Librarian of Congress and the register of copyrights jointly shall,
at suitable intervals, determine what of these received during any
period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve in the permanent
files of the copyright office, and, after due notice, as hereinafter pro-
vided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed
in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November,
inclusive, a statement of the years of receipt of such articles and a
notice to permit any author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful
claimant to claim and remove before the expiration of the month of
December of that year anything found which relates to any of his
productions deposited or registered for copyright within the period
of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this
ct: And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished
work shall be destroyed during its term of copyright without spe-
cific notice to the copyright proprietor of record, permitting him to
claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law,
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
iawful claimant of any copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or
usical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph
eposited for copyright registration in the Office of the Librarian
f Congress during the years 1890 to 1899, inclusive, that any such
vuthor, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send
o the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
ight book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition, engraving,
(IIL)
NOTICE
cut, print, chromo, or photograph, the year in which copyright
registration was made, and, if possible, the number under which
such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition,
engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph was entered for copy-
right, with a request for its return. On receipt of such information
and request, such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical
composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or photograph will be
returned to the author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claim-
ant, unless it has been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, chart,
dramatic or musical composition, engraving, cut, print, chromo, or
photograph should be made as early as possible during the year
1918. If no such application has been received during said year,
such copyright book, map, chart, dramatic or musical composition.
engraving, cut, print, chromo, or nhotograph may be disposed of in
accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fepruary 1, 1913.
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPY-
RIGHT PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
Act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled “An Act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the periodicals
named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as indicated in
the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress. Only the dupli-
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies
indicated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
List oF COPYRIGHTED WEEKLIES, INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
American lumberman. ; 1901-1909
© American lumberman.
American sportsman’s journal. 1879-1880
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Ave Maria. 1880-1909
© Daniel E. Hudson.
Boys of New York. 1874-1894
© Frank Tousey; Tousey & Small; Norman L. Munro & co.
Christian herald. 1878-1909
© B. J. Ferney; Jos. Spurgeon; Benjamin Aitken: Charles
Walton; M. Baxter; Louis Klopsch.
Christian register. 1903-1904
© Christian register assn. -
Christian union. 1870-18938
© J. B. Ford & co.: Christian union pub. co.; New York and
Brooklyn pub. co.; Christian union co.
Churchman (The) 1901-1909
© Churchman co.
Commercial and financial chronicle 1880-1909
© Wm. B. Dana & co.; Wm. B. Dana co. i
Congregationalist (The), also entitled Christian world. 1900-1909
© W. L. Green & co.; Congregational Sunday school pub. soc.
Dry goods economist. 1892-1909
© Textile pub. co.
Farm and home. 1886-1909
© Phelps pub. co.
Farm implement news. ; 1S87-1909
© Farm implement news co.
Fishing gazette. 1897-1908
© George E. Jennings; George E. Jennings & co.
Forest and stream. 1880-1909
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Iliustrated Buffalo express. 1893-1909
© G. E. Matthews & co.; J. N. Matthews co.
Ijlustrated police news. 1878-1904
© Alden pub co.; Illustrated police news pub. co.; John Stet-
son; Publisher of Illustrated police news.
Judge. 1885-1909
© Arkell pub. co.; Judge pub. co.; Judge co.
(v)
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Legal intelligencer.
© Edward P. Allinson; Howard W. Page.
Mining reporter.
© W. W. Pollock; Mining reptr. pub. co.; Industrial ptg. &
pub. co.; Indus. reptr. co.
National live stock reporter.
© Philip H. Hale.
National nurseryman.
© National nurseryman pub. co.; C. L. Yates.
National police gazette.
© Publisher of Natl. police gazette; Rich’d K. Fox.
New England homestead.
© Orange Judd co.
New York clipper.
© Rebecca H. Queen; F. Queen pub. co.
New York family story paper, also entitled Family story paper.
© Norman L. Munro; Norman lL. Munro & co.
New York fireside companion.
© Geo. Munro; Geo. Munro’s sons.
New York ledger.
© Rob’t Bonner; Rob’t Bonner sons.
Orange Judd farmer.
© Orange Judd co.
Puck.
© Keppler & Schwarzmann.
Railway and locomotive engineering.
© Angus Sinclair co.
Scientific American.
© Munn & co.
Scientific American supplement.
© Munn & co.
Shipping illustrated.
© Shipping illustrated co.
Shoe and leather reporter.
© Dexter & co.; Isaac H. Bailey; Shoe and leather reporter;
Coach harness and saddlery.
Sporting life.
© Geo. M. Spidell; Sporting life pub. co.
Street and Smith’s New York weekly, also entitled New York
weekly.
© Street and Smith.
Sunday companion.
Sunday companion pub. co.
Sunday magazine.
© Ervin Wardman; Associated Sunday magazines, ine.
Sunday school times.
© Sunday school times; John D. Wattles; John D. Wattles
& co.
Svenska Amerikanska posten.
© S. J. Turnblad.
Texas siftings.
© Street & Knox; Texas siftings pub. co.; Geo. W. A. Yates,
jr.; Robert E. Morgan.
Tobacco.
© T. H. Delano pub. co.
Town topics.
© Town topics pub. co.
Trade register.
© Trade register, inc.; Wood and Ackman; Lovett M. Wood.
Weekly florists review.
© Florists’ pub. co.; G. L. Grant.
Yale alumni weekly.
© Yale alumni weekly.
Youths companion.
© Perry Mason & co.; Perry Mason co.
1892-1909
1887-1907
1892-1893
1893-1909
1878-1909
1894-1909
1882-1909
1872-1909
1870-1903
1870-1898
1895-1909
1878-1909
1901-1904
1887-1909
1887-1909
1905-1909
1870-1896
1881-1904
1870-1909
1906-1909
1898-1909
1875-1909
1897-1906
1882-1897
1887-1904
1893-1909
1898-1909
1897-1905
1899-1909
1890-1909
(vr)
CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OF DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
ADVERTISER’S PRESS, Chicago.
[ 25741, 25742
Algerian dancing scene; by Harry
Waters Armstrong. [Group of men
Standing, watching girl with tam-
bourine dance while man and woman
play on drums.] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1912;
G 42090.
Turkish theatre scene; by Harry
Waters Armstrong. [Stage scene
showing two girls playing musical in-
struments before Moorish official sur-
rounded by men.] © 1c. Nov. 25,
1912; G@ 42091.
Aupricu (G. A.), New York. [25743
Canal in Holland. [Landscape
showing clear stream spanned by
wooden bridge near peasant’s cottage
and Duteh windmill on right bank.]
© 1 ec. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42595.
AMBERG (Louis) & son, New York.
[25744-25748
Curly Locks. [Doll’s head model of
little girl with curly hair.]
Daffydils. [Doll’s head model with
short disheveied hair. ]
Miss Broadway. [Doll’s head model
of little girl smiling, with parted wavy
hair, braided in coils at back.]
Spearmint Kiddo. [Doll’s head
model with smiling face, hair parted
in middle and bobbed.]
Yankee Doodle. [Doll’s head model
with grotesque mouth, stub-nose and
lock of hair curled over forehead. ]
© 1c each Dec. 30, 1912; G
42654-42658.
AMER. WOODWORKING MACH’Y CO.,
Rochester, N. Y. [25749
Wilhelmina; by C. D. Williams.
[Three-quarter view bust portrait of
girl with bandeau on hair and head in-
clined forward.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1912;
G 41949.
AZZONI (ORESTE E. S.), New York.
[25750
Small fountain. [Circular base sup-
porting shell-shaped bowl surmounted
by kneeling figure of nude girl holding
large shell on head.] © 1. Nov. 13,
1912; G 42216.
LBerrs (Mrs. GIovANNI), Chicago.
[25751
Majorie. [Three-quarter view of
girl in summer dress and flower-
trimmed hat with hair braid over
shoulders, seated in wicker chair rest-
ing hands in lap.] © 1 ¢. Dee. 14,
1912; G 42659.
BikeRSACcH (PAuL C.), Milwaukee.
[25752
Battle of Birch Coulee. [Mounted
Indians firing at troopers in camp as
regiment of soldiers arrives.] © 1.
Nov. 25, 1912; G 42379.
Birt (HELEN), New York. [25753
Feeding the birds. Bas-relief of
Japanese woman holding bowl! of food
for flock of birds flying above her. ©
1 e. Oct. 21, 1912; G@ 42087.
BLACKMORE (ARTHUR E.), New York.
[25754-25772
Frithiof’s saga, no. 15. “Ah there
he comes in glory beaming.” Frithiof
Standing with arm extended towards
the rising sun, witb Tneepore seated
beside him.
—no. 21. Faicon he left, mine
shalt thou be. Ingeborg standing on
porch by rocky coast of rough sea with
faleon perched on her hand.
——no. 31. That is Hllide coming.
Watchman Halvard is telling Augan-
tyr of approaching vessel that they are
watching from window.
no. 33. Had I my good sword
ready. Frithiof has conquered Atle
and holds him down while the vikings
watch the combat.
no. 36. This welcome gift is
only a tribute to a friend. Frithiof
standing, receives purse from Augan-
tyr whose daughter is seated back on
the dais.
——no 87. The blood that’s youth-
ful no boundaries headeth. Old Hild-
ing standing, facing Frithiof, telling
him how his home has been burned by
Helge.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25773
pt..1v, 0. 8., Vv. 7
BLAcCKMoRE (ARTIVUR E.)—Continued.
no. 38. Thus he spoke, and the
purse he’d brought. in Helge’s face he
threw it. In Balders temple, with
Helge standing before the altar, Frith-
iof in a rage fells him with the purse.
no. 41. Open, Bjorn, let the peo-
ple go, the temple burns. Frithiof
standing in forground, commanding
Bjorn to open the temple doors.
no. 42. The temple burned to
dust is turned. Frithiof in remorse
and sorrow seated on JHllide’s deck,
with hands leaning on sword, gazing
at shore. .
——no. 44. On his shield sleeps the
viking. Frithiof with sword held aloft,
swearing his vikings to their code, as
they surround him on Ellide’s deck.
no. 46. Bjorn I am weary of
riding the sea. Frithiof, seated on
deck of Ellide, with head resting on
his hand, elbow on knee, talking to
Bjorn who stands beside him.
——no. 48. What causes such an
uproar, who dares disturb our peace.
Frithiof, disguised in furs standing,
leaning upon staff, before King Ring
and Ingelborg seated upon throne.
no. 52. With one single effort
his arm he swings, and charger to the
firm ice brings. King Ring and Ingel-
borg are in sled, the ice breaks and
Frithiof saves them from drowning.
——no. 53. Frithiof then took off
his mantle and outspread it ’neath a
tree, and the king in trusting friend-
ship, laid his head on Frithiof’s knee.
Frithiof seated on the roots of tree in
woods, and King Ring sleeping.
no. 58. Bring for my drinking
the horn with wine flowing. Frithiof
standing, holding drinking horn before
King Ring who is dying, with Ingel-
borg and child kneeling by his side.
no. 59. Welcome thou wisest
winner of Valhall. King Ring enters
Valhball and is received by Odin and
bearded Brage.
——no. 60. Ye Norsemen, here be-
hold your hope, your king your joy.
Frithiof holding aloft on his shield,
King Ring’s young son before army.
no. 62. My father’s grave is
here, the hero’ sleepeth. Frithiof
seated on grave leaning on his shield
and gazing over flord at an aurora
boreflis.
no. 66. And o’er the altar of
the god, she gave her hand to him her
childhood’s early friend, her heart’s be-
loved. Frithiof and Ingelborg in tem-
BLACKMORE (ARTHUR E.)—Continued.
ple, standing at alter before priest who
with out stretched hands, pronounces
them man and wife. © 1 ¢. each Dec.
21, 1912; G 42459-42477.
BLASHFIELD (ALBERT D.), Brooklyn.
[257738
Ammunition. Cupid in West Point
uniform coat and shako holding box of
candy. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1912; G 42227.
BLEECHER (E.) Boston. [25774
Alcott home. [Bas-relief plaque
showing cottage partly surrounded by
trees.] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1912; G 42271.
BLENNER (CARLE J.), New York.
[25775
Divinely fair. Three quarter view,
full length figure, of young woman
standing before brick fire place with
left hand resting on mantlepiece. © 1
ce. Dee. 27, 1912; G 42612.
BLUMENSCHEIN (ERNEST L.), Brook-
lyn. [25776
Wiseman, warrior and _ youth.
[Three Indians on bench, the chief in
full head-dress sitting between old man
at left and young man with bow at
right.] ©1e. Nov. 26, 1912; G 42261.
BoLtMAN (JOHN) co., San Francisco.
[25777
Good brand. [Front view of man
with cigarette in mouth holding up
package and smiling.] © 1c. Oet. 11,
1912; G@ 41989.
BouLoneur (PAvuL DE), Paris. [25778
Pair of statuettesof women. |Sculp-
tured group of two nude women with
tambourines in hands dancing.] © 1
c. Oct. 15, 1912; G@ 41996.
Brett (H. M.); Boston. [25779-25792
Course of true love never did run
smooth. Young woman wearing furs,
muff and feather trimmed hat walking
with young man in overcoat and soft
cloth hat.
End of the joy ride. Young man
embracing gir] standing in tall grass
by pool.
First dinner. Young couple sitting
at table with maid in background.
Happiness. Man and woman seated
by Christmas tree with two ehildren
kneeling before them.
Her brother’s friend. Young woman
standing on lower step of stairway be-
ing introduced by her brother to man
standing with hat in hand.
448
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
Brett (H. M.)—Continued.
Her first ball. Young man and wo-
man in evening dress seated eating ice
cream,
._ Home sweet home. Young woman
seated on trunk while man is unlock-
ing door.
Jefferson (Thomas) writing Decla-
ration of Independence. Man seated
at table covered with books, docu-
ments, and two lighted candles, with
quill pen in right hand ready to write.
Lullaby time. Man leaning over and
watching baby held in arms of young
woman seated in wicker chair.
Old shoes and rice. Young man and
woman getting into coach while old
slippers are being thrown at them.
Peace offering. Girl seated at
piano, smelling large bunch of roses,
as young man is conducted into patlor
by servant.
Ready money. Interior of office,
showing young man seated at left
writing check, with two older men
back of desk and elderly woman seated
at right watching him.
Solitaire (The). [Young girl sit-
ting on bench over which a young man
is bending, admiring ring on her hand.]
Their honeymoon. Young couple
sitting before tent making coffee over
small camp fire.
© 1 e¢ each Dec. 27, 1912; G
42610, 42618, 42621-42631, 42692.
BrigANnti (N.), New York.
[ 257938, 25794
Shepherd’s love song. [Young man
and girl seated on rock at edge of
forest where sheep are lying.] ©1le.
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42341.
Waiting. [Young woman seated on
doorsteps playing mandolin while two
large dogs lie at her feet.] ©le
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42342.
Brown & BicELtow, St. Paul.
[25795-25829
Alice; by C. A. Gilbert. [Front
view of girl in evening dress standing
with maple branch in left hand. |
All the air a solemn stillness holds;
by E. Lamasure. [Winding stream
with large trees and foliage along its
banks and farmhouse in distance.
Barbara; by C. A. Gilbert. [Right
profile view of girl in low-cut evening
dress with bandeau on hair, holding
large bunch of flowers in both hands. ]
Birches (The); by Raymond.
[Cluster of birch trees along bank of
small stream. ]
OF ART
25829
Brown & Bicer.ow—Continued.
Brother; by fF. Day. [ Young
woman seated with baby in lap and
right arm around little girl at her
side. |
Chums; by C. D. Williams. [Girl
with crop in right hand standing by
head of horse. ]
Close to the game; by KE. Osthaus.
[Two setters trailing birds in grass on
hillside. ]
Decovyed; by Frank Stick. [Flock of
ducks flying over stream where decoys
are floating. |
Evelyn; by C. A. Gilbert. [Right
profile view of girl standing, holding
in hand a globe suspended on string.]
From the garden of love; by H.
Bucher. [Profile view of girl in low-
eut dress looking down at flower in
right* hand. ]
Golden days; by L. H. Robertson.
[Landscape of forest showing large
trees along edge of small stream.]
Helen; by P. Boileau. [Front bust
portrait of girl in low-cut dress with
head turned toward left shoulder. ]
Home for Christmas; by J. lL. G. Fer-
ris. [Elderly man and lady welcoming
young man, wife and children alight-
ing from carriage in front of house. ]
In old Virginia; by E. VLamasure.
[Landscape showing road and footpath
winding around clump of trees. |
Julia; by C. A. Gilbert. [Left profile
view of girl in evening dress looking
into hand-mirror in right hand. ]
Keeping up with the times; by Z.
Moeller. [Four elderly men _ seated
around table talking. ]
Last of the herd; by C. M. Russell.
[Mounted Indians rounding up herd of
buffaloes on plain. ]
Love everlasting; by Philip Boileau.
[Young woman holding baby in arms
with its cheek against hers. ]
Love’s old sweet song; by F. Day.
[Young man with ’cello seated, sup-
porting elbow on piano and talking
to girl standing with right hand on
keys. ]
Lowland home; by H. Weismueller.
[Landscape of small cottage partly
surrounded by trees on bank of river.]
Miss popular; by B. Geyer. [Three-
quarter view bust portrait of girl in
feather-trimmed hat and low-cut dress
holding umbrella over head. ]
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Brown & BicELow—Continued.
Monarch of the north; by P. R.
Goodwin. [Front view of large bull-
moose standing in stream, with snow-
capped hills in distance. | p
"Neath lowering clouds; by T. Mo-
ran. [Cattle drinking in stream along
edge of wood overhung by dark
clouds. ]
Now fades the glimmering land-
scape; by EK. Lamasure. [Landscape
showing hazy view of farmhouse along
roadside near small stream. ]
Sage-brush sport; by ©. M. Russell.
[Mounted cow-boys lassoing wolves on
plain. ]
Sentinels of the forest; by C. T.
Wilson, [Forest road through clump
of tall trees. ]
Shot in the open; by Philip R. Good- |
win. [Two hunters in snow-covered
forest shooting moose fleeing “from
woods. |
Single-handed ; by C. M. Russell.
[Mounted trooper arresting chief in
Indian camp. ]
Sitting up with a sick friend; by
Coolidge. [Two dogs in women’s attire
approaching table where three dogs
are sitting and one partly reclining.]
“Sweetheart; by H. Fisher. [Three-
quarter view bust. portrait of girl
wearing wide-brimmed hat trimmed
with feathers. ]
Trackless deep; by T. Moran. [Sec-
tion of rough sea overhung by dark
clouds. |
Violets: by B.. Lichtman. [Front
view bust portrait of girl wearing
feather-trimmed hat
violets. ]
Where peace and silence reign; by
L. H. Robertson. [River scene show-
ing scattering trees and hills along
banks. ]
Where skies are blue; by R. A. Fox.
[Two cattle on bank and calf standing
in mountain stream. |
Winning run; by F. Small. [Game
of base-ball showing one small boy
sliding to home base as another is
about to eateh ball.]}
© 1c. each Nov. 8, 1912; G 42126-
42160.
and bouquet of
BrusH (GeEorRGE DE Forest), Keene,
is’ oh, [25830-25835
Family group. Mother seated in
Italian villa holding young child and
reading to youth leaning over her
chair.
pt. IV, See
BrRuSH (GEORGE DE Forest)—Contd.
Moose chase. Bull Head Indians
chasing moose which is swimming
ahead of their canoe.
Mother and child holding apple.
Woman holding in her arms, young
child dresed in cap and coat with apple
in its right hand.
Mother reading to children. Woman
seated on Italian high backed chair -
holding infant and reading from book
to two girls seated at her right.
Sculptor and the King Aztec. Aztec
sculptor leaning on vase, receiving
King who stands, with folded arms,
viewing picture at left.
Weaver (The). Interior of hut
showing Zuni Indian seated weaving
a shawl.
© 1c each Dec. 20, 1912; G
42446-42451.
BryaAN (ANNIE May), Independence,
Mo. [25836
Santa Fe trail. [Bas-relief plaque
showing man driving eight yokes of
oxen hooked to covered wagon.] ©
1 e. Dec. 10, 1912; G 42378.
BUCHANALL (ELLA), Chicago.
[25837
Ind of the strike. Hmaciated woman
seated on box holding dead baby in
lap. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1912; G 42084.
[25838
Rosamond. Half length figure of
young woman, with head turned to
right showing three quarter view of
face. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42617.
Bucuer (H.), Paris.
BurBANK (A. S.), Plymouth, Mass.
[25839, 25840
National monument to the Pilgrims. .
[Plaque showing draped figure of man,
with right hand raised, standing on
octagonal base embellished with figures
of men and women, in bas-relief.] ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1912; G 42161.
Plymouth Rock. [Plaque showing
tall stone arch in front of house on
hill, in bas-relief.] ‘© 1 ¢c. Nov. 8,
1912; G@ 42162.
Burey (F. S.), New York. [25841
Road o’er the hill. [Woman with
child standing under large tree near
house on hill-top.]. © 1 ¢ Nov. 27,
1912; G 42321.
450
no. 4, 1912
BUSSELLE (JAMES S.), New York.
[25842
Comforter (The); by Sara N. Con-
don. [Half-length portrait, three-quar-
ter view, of woman seated holding
baby in lap.] © 1c. Nov. 22, 1912: G
42239.
Capy (Henry N.), Warren, R. I.
[ 25848, 25844
Gathering clouds. [Dark clouds
over section of sea, where small sail-
boat is passing.] ©1c. Nov. 18, 1912;
G 42219.
On the shoals. [Section of sea with
foaming billows overhung by dark
clouds.] © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912; G 42201.
CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT Co., Van-
couver, Canada. [25845-25856
Cascade (The), Washington; by W.
Cotman Eade. [View of rocky hills
across river where steamer is pass-
ing. ]
Coronado Beach, Cal.; by W. Cot-
man Eade. [Row of thatched cottages
along water-front where men women
and children are strolling.]
Entrance to Vancouver Harbor; by
W. Cotman Eade. [Small body of
water, partly surrounded by hills, lead-
ing into harbor where ships are pass-
ing. ] ig
Hell’s Gate, Frazer River, B. C.; by
W. Cotman Eade. [Narrow rocky pas-
Sage in river which winds between
high mountains. ]
In Oakland Park, Oregon; by W.
Cotman Eade. [Road on bank of
stream flowing between hills partly
covered with trees and shrubbery. ]
Interior, B. C.; by W. Cotman Eade.
[ View, across lake, of rocky mountains
extending back in far distance. ]
Moonlight California; by W. Cot-
man Eade. [View of river lit up by
moon above distant hills. ]
Mount Baker, Washington; by W.
Cotman Eade. [View across river and
plain, of high rocky mountain in dis-
tance. |
Olympics (The),
W. Cotman Eade.
pointed rocky hills.]
Orange grove, California;
Washington; by
[Distant view of
by W.
Cotman Eade. [Man and woman
walking between rows of orange
trees. ]
Oregon apple orchard; by W. Cot-
man Eade. [Clump of apple trees,
with farmhouse in distance. ]
|
sss ee
|
25866
CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT CO.—Con.
Salmon fishers, Frazier River, B. C.:
by W. Cotman Eade. [Men in severa!
sail-boats fishing in river. ]
© 1 c. each Dec. 5, 1912; G 42366-
4237T.
CAPRONI (P. P.) & bro., ine., Boston.
[25857
Lee (Gen. Robert E.) ; by W. Pierce
Roberts. [Sculptured bust of Gen.
Lee in uniform.] © 1c. Nov. 20, 1912;
G 42238.
CARLSON Swampscott,
Mass. 25858-25861
Coat of arms of Beta Theta Phi
fraternity. [Dragon above and scroll
beneath escutcheon embellished with
chevron, and three stars, on shield.]
© 1 Ee Oct) 21, 1912-6 429387.
—— Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
[Eye in sunburst above, and lettered
scroll beneath, escutcheon embellished
with harp, moon and stars, in bas-
relief on shield.] ©1c. Oct. 21, 1912;
G 42191.
—the Phi Gamma Delta frater-
nity. [Shield embellished with owl and
leaves above and scroll beneath es-
cutcheon, in bas-relief.] © 1 ce. Oct.
2b AOSD 1G 42092.
Hmblem of the order of Elks.
[| Clock-dial and star above elk’s head,
on square medallion.] ©41ce. Oct. 21,
1912; G@ 42190.
(Oscar L.),
DEPT. OF FINE
25862-25865
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE,
ARTS, Pittsburgh.
Boulevard des Italiens, Paris; de
Jean Francois Raffaelli. [Multitude
of men and women walking down wide
street.] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1912; G 42296.
Great bridge at Rouen; by Camille
Pissarro. [Arched stone bridge across
river connecting city with opposite
bank.] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1912; G 42298.
Village on the shore of the Marne;
by Alfred Sisley. [View of village of
,small houses on opposite bank at bend
Ob ariver: |)! © We Dee) 7, -19122""6
42297,
Willows (The); by Claude Monet.
[View of willow trees along edge of
stream and village on opposite bank. ]
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1912; G 42299.
CHENEY (Mary L.), Worcester, Mass.
[25866
Please play horsey. [Front view of
small child standing with straps over
shoulder and in each hand.] ©1.a
| Dec. 9, 1912; G 42801.
451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25867
pt. lV, Bie Te
CHURCH (ANGELICA SCHUYLER), New
York. [25867
Twain (Mark). [Plaque showing
profile bust of Mark Twain, in bas-
relief.] © 1c. Dec. 14, 1912; G 42413.
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York. [25868-25873
Black swan and_ yellow ililys.
[Draped girl seated on bank of pond,
with flower in hand, watching swans
swimming among water-lilies.] © 1
e Oct. 16, 1912 > G 42005"
Flamingo (The). [Draped girl with
flower in hair seated on bank of
stream, near three swans, dangling
foot in water.] ©1. Oct. 19, 1912;
G 42014.
Girl and tiger. [Draped girl seated
on bank of pond holding tiger by
string of flowers. © 2 c. Oct. 16,
1912; G 42012.
Just a girl with flamingoes. [Draped
girl, with staff in hand, seated on
bank of pond watching flamingoes
wading among lily-pads.] © 1. Oct.
16, 1912; G@ 42018.
Miss Hollyhoeck. [Girl in short-
sieeved dress and sun-bonnet standing
in garden of hollyhocks.] © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 1912; G 42015.
Ride of the Valkyrie. [Nine girls
mounted on horses riding through sky
accompanied by flock of seagulls.]
© 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1912; G 423886.
CLARK (A. J.), Toronto, ‘Canada.
‘ [25874
Booth (Gen. Win.) [Oval medallion
showing profile bust of Gen. Booth in
bas-relief.] © 1 ¢ Nov. 6, 1912; G
42121.
CLARK (JAMES L.), New York. [25875
Rhinoceros with tick birds. [Statue
of opsiceros bicornis rhinoceros with
small birds on its back.] © 1. Dee.
14, 1912; G 42414.
CLAYTON (GEORGE W.), Chicago.
[25876
Miniature ideal English bull dog.
[Statuette of bull dog with collar
about neck.] © 1 ¢. Dec. 30, 1912;
G 42650.
CLOSsON (WILLIAM BAXTER), Magno-
lia, Mass, [25877, 25878
Angel (The). [Profile of figure of
angel standing, with head thrown back,
clasping end of wings in each hand.]
© 1¢..Noy. 19, 1912: G 42295,
Dance by the sea. [Five girls draped
in gauzy material, with hands joined,
dancing on beach.] © 1c. Nov. 19,
1912; G 422294.
CoHEN (NESSA), New York. [25879
Navajo watching women work.
Statuette of Indian draped in blanket
standing with cigarette in hand, look-
ing over right shoulder. ©1c. (Dec.
10, 1912; G@ 423804.
COLEMAN (GEORGE), New York.
[25880
Dessert. [Small boy feeding two
dray-horses on banana peeling.] © ©
1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1912; G 423938.
CORTICELLI SILK MILLS, Florence Mass,
[25881, 25882
Does not knot; by Ben Austrian.
[Angora kitten standing erect, pulling
thread from spool of silk.] ©1.e.
Oct. 31, 1912; G 42196.
On mischief bent; by Ben Austrian.
[Four kittens playing with spools of
silk around work-basket.] © 1 «@
Oct. 31, 1912; G 42197.
CousE (EH. Irvine), New York.
[25888-25893
Captive dance. [Two girls holding
ends of bands attached to two Indians
dancing while others look on.] © 1
ce. Mar. 5, 1912; G 39992.
Chief Shappanagous (Chippewa).
[Indian attired in short coat with
cape, striped pants with wide bands
about knees, and feather-covered cap,
standing holding oar in left hand.] ©
1c. May 12, 1911; G 37409.
Cliff dwellers. [Nude Indian, with
two children, squatted boring hole in
large rock.] © 1c. May 12, 1911; G
37410.
Cliff dwellers of the Rio Grande.
Two Indians, one standing the other
squatted, on rocky mountain side look-
ing over valley while behind them are
three others grouped around fire. ©
1 ec. Nov. 12, 1912; G 42208.
Forest fires. [Indian with turkey
on back watching a deer fleeing
through forest.] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1912;
G 39993.
Indian music.
bank of stream playing flute.
Nov. 12, 1912; G 42205.
Medicine arrow. Indian standing on
bank of forest stream, shooting arrow
upward. © 1 ¢ Nov. 12, 1912; G
42206.
Pottery maker. Profile view of In-
dian squatted by small fire smoothing
newly made jar. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1912;
G 42209.
Indian seated on
©le.
452
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
OF ART
CousE (E. Irvine )—Continued.
Prayer to the water god. Front
view of Indian standing before a
spring, with prayer stick in hand, pray-
ing. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1912; G 42210.
Smoke purification. [Indian stand-
ing in smoke of burning fagots around
him, near large rock.] ©1c. Mar. 5,
1912; G 39994.
Weaving the wedding gown. Profile
view of Indian, with beaded band on
hair, squatted on one foot at hand-
loom weaving. © 1 c. Nov. 12, 1912;
G 42207.
CuTLER (EB. C.), Philadelphia.
[25894-25945
Aristocrats; by J. Knowles Hare, jr.
Front view of young woman standing
beside Russian wolf hound.
Beside the still waters; by Howell
Wilson. Landscape showing stream
with shrubbery and scattering trees
along its banks.
Call (The); by R. Atkinson Fox.
Moose standing on bank of stream lis-
tening to call from distance.
Cheese it; by Leslie Thrasher. Two
boys in swimming as their mother ap-
pears on bank of pond with whip in
hand.
Child study; by Galli. -Front bust
portrait of little girl in summer dress
and straw hat, smiling, with head in-
clined to left.
Coming events; by Chas. De Feo.
Hunter while cooking over small fire
is surprised by approach of bear whose
shadow is seen on large rock.
Day is done; by Henry Whitroy.
Three cows passing down path across
bridge near farmhouse.
Dee-lighted; by Carl Hirschberg.
Two babies seated on blanket, clasping
hands and laughing.
Disputed property; by J. Calvin.
Boy and dog tugging at article of
clothing with dog, sitting nearby act-
ing as referee.
Eagle’s nest; by Louis R. Dougherty.
Two eagles while feeding their young
ones in nest on rocky cliff are fright-
ened by approach of aeroplane.
Entering the harbor; by F. F. Eng-
lish. Steamship steaming into harbor
with pennants flying.
Faithful friends; by R. Atkinson
Fox. Two horses looking out of win-
dow at little fox terrier dog.
——§_ cM TT
cee ttc, a
CuTLER (E. C.)—Continued.
Family friends; by Carl Hirschberg.
Woman and children seated at table
eating dinner when cow and ealf ap-
pear at door.
J) Warm }seene}) by ity ¥.)-Minglish.
Farmer with double-horse team plow-
ing field along edge of wood, at a dis-
tance from farmhouse.
Four points; by R. Gaffney. Hunter
with gun raised following closely three
pointer dogs.
Geese at stream; by Howell Wilson
Flock of geese on bank of stream op-
posite farmhouse.
Girl at fence; by G. Collins. Girl
standing with hands clasped under
chin leaning elbows on fence.
Going some; by W. M. Goodes.
Negro with basket on arm riding mule
which is frightened by automobile.
Hare and the tortoise; by F. F.
English. Modern motor boat passing
old Dutch merchant vessel coming into
harbor.
Helping hand; by Henry J. Peck.
Man, child and woman with umbrella
raised in row-boat.
Her first lesson in banking; by J.
Knowles Hare, jr. Fashionably dressed
girl seated at desk in bank receiving
instruction from elderly man.
His hour; by Zula Kenyon. Profile
of young woman, with bunch of roses
in right hand, standing before fire-
place, admiring photo of young man
on mantle.
January twilight; by Howell Wilson.
Snow landscape showing stick-fence
and few scattering trees along farm
path.
Kingdom of the wild; by R. Atkin-
son Fox. Two deer wading into
stream flowing between rocky moun-
tains.
Lucky dog; by J. Kernan. Girl in
walking suit and hat turned up at%
side, carrying spaniel dog in arms.
Lucky strike; by H. B. Lachman.
Man rowing boat while girl standing
pulls in a fish.
Mad Anthony Wayne at Saratoga;
by E. Percy Moran. Battle scene at
Saratoga showing Wayne mounted
leading his army into the fight.
Maidenhood; by C. Warde Traver.
Left profile bust portrait of girl wear-
ing hair in braids dressed low at back
of head.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25946
Curter (E. C.)—Continued.
Midwinter: by Howell Wilson. Win-
ter scene showing show-covered mead-
ow with few scattering trees along
bank of frozen stream.
Mill of yesterday; by Howell Wil-
con. Old deserted water-mill on bank
of small stream fed by mill-pond.
Off for lobsters; by Abbott Graves.
Two men in row-boat with lobster trap
at stern rowing on river.
Old road in summer; by Howell Wil-
son. Landscape showing country road
with shrubbery and trees in front of
farmhouse.
Patience rewarded; by F. Stick, jr.
Two gunners hid behind bunch of
reeds shooting at ducks flying over
decoys.
Patricia; by Albert Lynch. Three-
quarter view bust portrait of girl
wearing low-cut dress and straw hat.
Perfect control; by Clarence F. Un-
derwood. Young woman seated at
wheel of automobile listening intently
te young man at her side talking.
Prayer time; by Joseph Warren.
Child kneeling at knee of its mother
seated in wicker chair.
Queen of the court; by M. L. Kirk.
Young lady in sporting attire seated
with tennis racket ia lap. :
Reconnoitering: by Louis R. Dough-
erty. Indian in bark canoe paddling
up stream.
Reward (The); by Leslie Thrasher.
Two boys‘riding horse with harness
on.
Ribbon cattle; by R. Atkinson Fox.
Herd of Hereford cattle, some stand-
ing in pool of water, others grazing in
distance.
Rosemary: by Harry Roseland.
Profile bust portrait of girl wearing
straw hat profusely trimmed with
flowers.
Safe guardian; by Joseph Warren.
Young woman standing with left hand
on back of large St. Bernard dog,
watching little girl gather flowers
along bank of stream.
Security: by Elmer Lewis. Lioness
aud two cubs lying at mouth of cave
while lion on rock in distance keeps
watch.
Spring maid: by C. Warde Traver.
Left profile of girl, in summer dress
and wide-brimmed hat trimmed with
roses, putting on gloves.
i i
pt. Iv, ak 9s. vee
CuTLeR (KE. C.)—Continued.
Sunny Bianca; by V. Tessari. Front
bust portrait of peasant girl wearing
earrings.
Teacher’s pet; by Joseph Warren.
Litle girl playing school with four
puppies one of which she holds in lap
while another wears dunces’ cap.
Through the birches; by Y. A. Du-
essel. Small stream flowing through
birch woods.
To the bride: by Leon Moran. In-
terior showing bride greeted by guests
as she comes down stairs.
Valley of content; by Henry Whit-
roy. Cottage in midst of blooming
apple trees near which several sheep
are grazing.
Venetian waters; by N. Briganti.
View on Grand Canal, Venice, showing
sail-boats and gondolas, with Palace
of the Dogs and Campanile in dis-
tance.
Where the silence broods; by Howell
Wilson. Twilight scene of smal] stream
with footpath along its bank winding
through moor.
Wooing of Natoma; by H. C. Ed-
wards. Indian girl sitting in prow of
canoe which her Indian suitor is pad-
dling among water-lilies.
© 1c each Dee.
42509-42560.
DAGNAN-BOUVERET
26, 1912; G
(P. Ad Jj Baris:
[25946
Elaine. [Bust portrait, front view,
of girl in drapery with hair parted
low in middle, elbow resting on chair
arm and chin supported on right
hand.] © 1c. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42619.
DALLIN (Cyrus E.), Arlington Heights,
Mass. [25947
Appeal to the great spirit. Eques-
trian statue of Indian on horseback,
with head uplifted and arms out-
stretched in supplication. © 1c. Dee.
9, 1912; G 42300.
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago.
[25948-25955
Gothic pedestal. [Pedestal having
double top supported by slab and two
Gothic pillars on either side of panel.]
© 1 c. Dec. 20, 1912; G 42457.
Joseph (Saint). Statue of man in
loose robes standing with square and
lily in right hand and left extended.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1912; G 41879.
Margaret Mary (Blessed). Statue
of woman in garb of nun _ holding
plaque containing relief of sacred
heart. © 1 c. Sept. 26, 1912; G 41878.
454
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no. 4, 1912
25982
DAPRATO STATUARY CO.—Continued.
Ornamental desk model. Top of
desk upheld by four pillars with or-
namental caps, and labeled, Benefac-
tors of orphan asylum. © 1 c¢. Dec.
p20, 51912; G 42458.
Our Lady of St. Mary of Czestoch-
owa. Half length bas-relief statue of
woman wearing crown with rays and
stars back of head and second crown
held up by two angels. © 1c. Dee. 23,
1912; G 42455.
Roman pedestal model. Pedestal
consisting of double top supported on
slab and two ornate columns, one on
each side of panel. © 1c. Dee. 20.
1912; G@ 42456.
Statue of the sacred heart of Jesus.
[Statue of Jesus standing with right
hand extended and left pointing to
heart on breast.] © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912;
G 42116. i
Teresa (St.) [Statue of woman in
nun’s garb standing with book in left
hand and writing quill in right.] ©
1 c. Oct. 11, 1912; G 41980.
Davis (WARREN B.), New York.
[25956
Reverie. [Girl seated on floor sup-
porting chin with left hand and resting
right on large dog lying by her side.]:
me) 1 c. Oct. 23, 1912; G 42036.
Dr LAVAL SEPARATOR CO., New York.
[25957
Her pet. [Girl standing under tree
petting head of cow.] © 1. Oct. 7,
1912; G 41951.
Dr Leva (ANTIMO), New York
[25958
Searching the _ truth. [ Bas-relief
plaque showing nude young man seated
on stool with open book in lap.
wee. Nov. 12, 1912; G 42200.
Dixiz (ADELAIDE R.), St. Louis.
. [25959-25967
At twilight he met his mother in
the outskirts of the town. [Young man
talking to elderly woman along coun-
try road.]
Baby Hilda under the chestnut tree.
[Little girl sitting under tree along
pasture path. ]
Duel at the masked ball. [Three
women watching two men fencing.]
Gipsy fortune-teller came to Hilda.
[Girl with beads on hair standing, ex-
amining hand of girl seated on bench. ]
Hilda and the lamb. [Small girl
Se ——ee—V—_
DIxtIrE (ADELAIDE R.)—Continued.
Hilda in the cave of the old man.
[Little girl talking to old man seated
at table. ]
In the carriage going to the ball at
the castle. [Man and two ladies in
two-horse carriage driving from cot-
tage to castle. |
Queen Valentine. [King standing in
front of throne, receiving queen fol-
lowed by her attendants. ]
What a wonderful rose, she cried.
[Girl squatted by rosebush in garden
admiring flowers. ]
©) 1 ¢« each. Dec. 26, 1912::G
42498-42506.
Dixon (J. E.), San Francisco.
[25968, 25969
San Diego deep water harbor. [Cir-
cular medal showing city of San Di-
ego and harbor on obverse, and San
Diego mission on reverse.] © 1 ec.
Now: ts; 1902) 'G* 42231.
San Pedro Bay, Los Angeles Har-
bor. [Circular medal showing city of
Los Angeles and San Pedro Bay on
obverse, and an orange tree on re-
verse.| © 1c. Nov. 13, 1912; G 42230.
Drxon_ (JOS.)
City. [25970
Joy ride. [Grotesque figures of boy
and girl seated in automobile, smil-
ing.] ©l1e. Oct. 4, 1912; G 41946.
DUNNING (Frances A. B.), Chicago.
[25971-25974
Panel for home decoration, no. 1.
[Drawing of mat with cross at each
end on either side of square in center,
CRUCIBLE Co., Jersey
and link border.] © 1 ¢ Sept. 9,
1912; G 41888.
no. 2. [Drawing of tapestry
showing panel of squares surrounded
by border of ornamental octagons
linked together.] © 1c. Sept. 9, 1912;
G 41889.
no. 38. [Drawing of panel show-
ing oval in center’ with circular design
at each end, surrounded by looped bor-
der.] ©1c. Sept. 9, 1912; G 41890.
——no, 4. [Drawing of square
panel embellished with ornate circles
and squares inclosed by rope border. ]
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1912; G 41891.
Dunton (W. HERBERT), Ridgewood,
N. J [25975-25982
Chief (The) [Indian wearing feath-
ered headdress mounted on pony, rid-
ing down hillside and watching two
playing with lamb on bank of stream.] | mounted Indians in distance. ]
459
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25983
Dunton (W. HERBERT )—Continued.
Hostiles. Two Indians mounted rid-
ing along foot of hills, with other In-
dians in distance.
Orange Bonnet. Profile of young
Indian wearing full-feathered head-
dress and buckskin.
Portrait of a warrior. Front view
of Indian in full war regalia seated
with hands clasped between knees.
S Wrench bucearoos—Oregon. Scene
in cow country showing two cow-
punchers dismounted on high hill look-
ing over valley for cattle.
Standing Buffalo. Front view of
Indian warrior in war paint wearing
full headdress.
War party. Band of mounted In-
dians riding down hill.
War signal. Two Indians, one dis-
mounted starting signal fire while the
other watches.
©1c. each Oct. 25,1912; G 42042-
42049.
Eppy (SARAH J.), Bristol Ferry, R. I.
[ 25983-25985
Eddy (James) of Providence, R. I.
[Bas-relief bust, profile view, with
inscription beneath.] © 1 ¢. Dec. 19,
1912; G 42452.
Sunbonnet baby. 1. Sculptured bust
of young child wearing sunbonnet. ©
1c. Noy. 21, 1912; G@ 42285.
——2. Sculptured bust of young
child with sunbonnet. © 1 e. Oct. 10,
1912; G 41999.
Eyre (JOHN), London. [25986
Veterans Royal Hospital Chelsea.
[Interior of library showing old sol-
diers, some seated others standing,
around tables reading newspapers. ]
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1912; G 41977.
[25987
institute of
FLEURY (ALBERT) Chicago.
Stair ease of the art
Chicago. [Full front view of ornate
staircase in large rotunda.] © 1 ec.
Dec. 28, 1912; G 42646.
FLORENTINE ART PLASTER CO. Philadel-
phia. [ 25988-25990
Santa Claus head, 1. [High-relief
plaque showing head of Santa Claus
with mustache and beard laughing, on
holly wreath and ribbon.] © 1c. Nov.
80, 1912; G 42284.
—— 2. [High-relief plaque showing
head of Santa Claus with beard and
mustache smiling.]| © 1 ec. Novy. 30,
1912; G 42283,
"O, DAZ"
pt. IV; Ss, Aer
FLORENTINE ART PLASTER Co.—Contd.
3. [High-relief plaque showing
head of Santa Claus with beard, laugh-
ing.] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1912; G 42285.
Friury (G.), Austin, Tex. [25991
Austin (Lake) Perspective topo-
graphical view of lake and vicinity.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1912; G 42415.
Fo.tKINS (Samson E.), Auburn, Me. .
[25992
Protectio; by Lillian M. Parker. —
[Side view of lamb lying by side of
large lion in forest.] © 1c. Oct. 24,
1912; G 42234.
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston.
[25993-25995
Farmer’s daughter of 1918; by C.
Everett Johnson. [Young woman and
shepherd dog standing by automobile in
front of cottage.]. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1912;
G 41955.
Rose: by R. Ford Harper. [Gir] in
summer dress and wide-brimmed hat
standing in daisy field with arm full
of roses.] ©1c. Oct. 9, 1912; G 41975.
Susanne; by W. H. McEntee. [Front
bust portrait of girl wearing low-cut
dress and theater cap.] © 1 ¢. Oct.
G 41974.
FowxierR (JouHNn E.), Richmond.
[25996
Washington’s home. [Two groups of
men and women on lawn in front of
mansion at Mt. Vernon.] © 1 c¢. Aug.
9, 1912; G 42195.
FRANKLIN FOUNDATION, Boston.
[25997
Franklin (Benjamin) opening first
subseription library in Philadelphia ;
by Charles BH. Mills. [Interior of smal!
library showing men seated and stand-
ing around table while man and lady
enter door.] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1912; G
41893.
FREEMAN (Myron J.), Havana.
[25998, 25999
Nation to the liberators, medal; by
Desidero Rodriguez. [Medal showing
star at left of profile bust of woman
wearing wreath on hair.] © 1 c¢. Oct.
21, 1912; G 42026.
War of independence of Cuba,
medal; by Compania litografica de la
Habana. [Reverse of medal with let-
tered rim around Cuban coat of arms
and wreaths.] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1912;
G 42025.
456
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
OF ART
26051
F'RIEDLANDER (LEO), Croton, N. J.
[26000, 26001
Spandrels for an arch. Bas-relief of
two allegorical figures each leaning to-
ward the other and blowing trumpets.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1912: G 42027.
Spandrels for Washington memorial
at Valley Forge. Two allegorical
figures facing each other, one holding
laurel wreath, the other blowing horn.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1912; G 42295.
Frost & Reep, LTp., Bristol, England.
[ 26002-26006
Atterglow (The): by Joseph Farqu-
harson. Snowy woodland scene show-
ing vista of hills in distance through
scattering trees. © 1c. Noy. 29, 1912;
G 42060.
Close to the wind; by C. Napier
Henry. Two men in fishing-boat sail-
me on sea. © 1 c Nov. 29, 1912; G
42078. -
Day was sloping towards his west-
ern bower; by Joseph Farquharson.
Snowy landscape showing sheep walk-
ing along edge of woods through which
appears setting sun. © 1 ¢. Noy. 29,
1912; G 42054.
Old hound; by Herbert Dicksee.
Right profile of head and neck of a
deer-hound, in circle. © 1c. Nov. 18,
P12; G 42221.
Polar night; by Herbert Dicksee.
{Polar bear walking along bank of
arctic lake.] © 1. Oct. 10, 1912; G
41976.
Frye (Mary Hamirton), Cambridge,
Mass. [26007-26012
Fisherman (The) Drawing of boy
pulling in fish on large cord.]
Gnomes’ ledge. [Drawing of dwarfs
on projecting jedge of rock.]
Gnomes’ tree. [Drawing of dwarfs
standing under tree on hillside. ]
Piper (The) [Drawing of boy play-
ing on pipe for children seated on
grass. |
Poppy march. [Drawing of man
marching with poppy vine hanging on
arm to which boy is holding. ]
Rosemary. [Drawing showing pro-
file of man standing with rosemary
flower in each hand. ]
© 1 ¢. each Dee. 3, 1912; G 42406-
42411.
Ftrstnrr (ADoLPH), Berlin.
[26013-26051
NS
FURSTNER (ADOLPH )—Continued.
[Drawing of man in medieval mes-
senger’s garb standing with staff in
right hand.]
Ariadne vor beginn der oper; von
Ernst Stern. Bild no. 38 aus Strauss-
Hofmannsthal ‘Ariadne auf Naxos.”
[Drawing of woman in loose flowing
robe with scarf about head, standing
by dressing table. ]
Bacchus; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
386 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ari-
adne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of man in
Greek athletic garb with olive wreath
about head and staff in right hand.]
Brighella; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 44 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of.
man in medieval dress and hat turned
up at front standing with left hand -be-
hind back and right extended. ]
‘Buhnenarbeiter; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 31 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
two young men in knee-pants and
blouse jackets standing back to back.]
Dorantes; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
7 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of man in
knee-pants,. frock-coat and _ wide-
brimmed hat standing with cane in
right hand and glove in left.]
Dorantes im mantel; von Ernst
Stern. Bild 8 aus Strauss-Hofmann-
sthal ‘“‘Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Draw-
ing of man in knee-pants, short medie-
val overcoat and wide-brimmed hat
carrying cane in right hand.]
Dorimene; yon Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 5 aus. Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
woman attired in trailing medieval
dress and high headdress standing
with fan in left hand. ]
Dorimene mit mantille; von Ernst
Stern. Bild no. 6 aus Strauss-Hof-
mannsthal ‘Ariadne auf Naxos.”
[Drawing showing profile of woman
in trailing medieval dress and mantilla
with high headdress. ]
Dryade; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
38 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of woman in
medieval dress and fancy headdress
standing with left hand raised, look-
ing at flower in right.]
Echo; von Ernst Stern. Bild no. 39
aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of woman in
Ansager beim souper; von Ernst | medieval dress and fancy feather
Stern. Bild no. 27 aus Strauss-Hof- | headdress with veil hanging down to
mannsthal ‘Ariadne auf Naxos.” | her feet.]
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26051
pt. Iv, n. S.,. Vv. 7
FURSTNER (.ADoLPH )—Continued.
Erste (Der) schneidergesell; von
Ernst Stern. Bild no. 19 aus Strauss-
Hofmannsthal “Ariadne auf Naxos.”
[Drawing of tailor in medieval dress
carrying hat-box suspended on chord. ]
Fechtmeister ; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 18 aus’ Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man in medieval fencing costume with
rapier in right hand and left raised.]
Garderobiére ; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 380 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
woman wearing bonnet and medieval
dress with apron, standing, resting
‘~hands on hips. ]
Harlekin; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
41 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of man in
medizval clown’s garb standing with
paddle in belt and mask in right hand. ]
Jourdain; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
1 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal ‘“‘Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of man in
gorgeous medieval dress and wide-
brimmed hat standing with cane in left
hand and right extended. ]
Jourdain im hauskleid und im fech-
tanzug; von Ernst Stern. Bild no. 3
aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal ‘Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Two drawings showing
fat man first in medieval house dress,
then in fencing garb with rapier. in
hand. ]
Junge komponist; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 11 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man wearing knee-pants and long hair,
standing with manuscript under right
arm. |
IKellermeister (Der); von Ernst
Stern. Bild no. 26 aus Strauss-Hof-
mannsthal “Ariadne auf Naxos.”
{Drawing of fat man in butler’s garb
pushing a three-deck truck filled with
bottles. ]
Kleine lakai; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 21 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
young man in medieval footman’s
garb holding fencing foils in right
hand and gloves in left.]
Koch (Kin); von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 21 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
medieval cook holding large cake on
left hand and knife in right.]
IURSTNER (ADOLPH )—Continued.
Kiichenchef und der kiichenjunge;
von Ernst Stern. Bild no. 28 aus —
Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne auf
Naxos.” [Drawing of man in medieval
chef’s garb carrying steaming bowl,
followed by boy carrying ladle.}
Kitichenjunge (Der); von Irnst
Stern. Bild no. 25 aus Strauss-Hof-
mannsthal “Ariadne auf Naxos.’
[Drawing of medieval eook with
towel on arm and knife and fork in
each hand, dancing. ]
Kitichenmidchen; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 29 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
gir] in cook’s garb standing with head
inclined to left and right hand on hip,
holding flowers in left hand. ]
Lakai; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
21 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal ‘“Ari-
adne auf Naxos.” [Drawing showing
front and back view of man in garb
of medieval lackey carrying cake ang
wine on tray. |
Musikanten; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 82 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
two medieval musicians, one with
cello standing behind the other with
mandolin. |
Musiklehrer (Der) ; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 10 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man in medieval garb, with long curly
hair, looking down on sheet of music
in left hand.]
Najade; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
37 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal ‘“Ari-
adne auf Naxos.” (Drawing of
woman in medieval dress and fancy
bead headdress holding fan in left
hand. | ;
Nikoline; von Ernst Stern. Bild no.
9 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of woman in
bonnet, plain dress and apron, stand-
ing with left hand on hip and right
extended. |
é \
Paravent und Wagelchen mit onme-
lette; von Ernst Stern. Bild no. 52
aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of folding
screen with three scenes, and smull
medieval carriage loaded with large
omelet. |
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no. 4, 1912
OF ART
26064
FUrRsTNER (ADOLPH )—Continued.
Perrtickenmacher; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 23 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man wearing medieval garb and long
hair, holding curler in right hand and
wig in left.]
Siingerin, 1; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 15 aus’ Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
woman in medieval garb and high
headdress standing with sheets of mu-
sie in left hand. ]
Singerin, 2; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 16 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal ‘‘Ari-
adne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of woman
in trailing medieval dress and high
headdress standing with scarf over
shoulders, right hand on breast and
left extended. ]
Scaramuccia; von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 42 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man in medieval uniform with cloak
over shoulders and sword at side, look-
ing over right shoulder. ]
Schneider (Der); von Ernst Stern.
Bild no. 18 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
medieval tailor standing, holding large
scarf in extended right arm.]
Stuhl fiir speisesall, Strohstuhl und
Tabourett ftir die zuschauer in der
oper; von Ernst Stern. Bild no. 51
aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal “Ariadne
auf Naxos.” [Drawing of a high-back
upholstered chair, four-legged stool
and taboret. ]
Tanzmeister (Der); von Ernst
Stern. Bild no. 12 aus Strauss-Hof-
mannsthal ‘Ariadne auf Naxos.”
[Drawing of man in medieval dress,
with violin in left hand and bow in
right, dancing. ]
Truffaldin; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 438 aus Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
man in clownish garb standing with
right hand extended and club in left.]
Zerbinetta; von Ernst Stern. Bild
no. 40 aus’ Strauss-Hofmannsthal
“Ariadne auf Naxos.” [Drawing of
girl in Greek costume with left hand
and right elbow extended and head in-
clined to left, dancing.]
© 1c each Sept. 26, 1912; G
41894-41932.
GARDINER (Mrs. H. N.), Spokane,
Wash. [26052
Spokane. Statue of Indian girl
Standing on pile of rocks with tilted
water jar under left arm. ©1c. Dec.
@, 1912; G 42565. |
GEBHART (GEORGE), Los Angeles,
[260538
Gebhart (George); by Anson Dud-
ley Whittier. [Bust of man in Indian
garb.] © 1c¢. Nov. 25, 1912; G 42256.
GiRSCH (CHARLES WILLIAM), New
York. [ 26054, 26055
Blissfully unconscious in merry com-
pany; by Richard Zschacbitz. [Man
seated in armchair asleep-while men
and women around table are drinking
beer and playing musical instru-
ments.] © 1c. Oct.°2, 1912; G 41944.
Olivia; by C. Warde Traver. [Pro-
file bust portrait of girl in low-cut
dress with hair dressed low.] ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1912; G 41945.
GLEASON (TERESA F.), Boston. [26056
Hotei. [Sculptured figure represent-
ing Japanese god of contentment.] ©
1c. Dee. 18. 1912 ;.G 42387,
GorDON, WoLF & co., New York. [26057
Turkish sweet; by W. F. Strunz.
Draped woman wearing decorative
headdress, lying on rug with hands
folded under chin. © 1 ce. Sept. 27,
1912; G 41892.
GREEN (H. H.), New York. [26058
Niagara Falls, Rapids, Whirlpool
and Gorge. Bird’s-eye view. ©1e«.
Dec. 23, 1912; G 42484.
GUGLER LITHOGRAPHIC co., Milwaukee.
[26059
Unexpected opportunity; by Philip
R. Goodwin. [Two hunters in canoe
paddling down stream as moose ap-
pears on hill nearby.] © 1. Dec. 11,
1912; G 42382.
GUNN (ARCHIE), New York.
[26060-26063
Doris. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait of girl in low-cut dress looking
toward right shoulder.}] © 1 c¢. Nov.
27, 1912; G 42335.
Gretchen. [Three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl wearing lace cap.]
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42337.
Mother’s love. [Young woman 1ook-
ing down and smiling at babe in her
arms.] ©1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G 42440.
My tabby. [Three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl holding kitten
against bosom.] ©1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 423836.
HaaGc (CHARLES), Winnetka, Il.
[26064
Sculptured group; by Charles Haag.
Horse pulling log on which is seated
man driving. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1912; G
42419.
459
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26065
pt. IV; “ise? Wane
Palisades Park,
HAMMER (TRYGUE),
N J. [ 26065, 26066
Bjornson (Bjornstierne). [Sculp-
tured bust.] © 1 e. Nov. 22, 1912; G
42240.
Ibsen (Henrik). [Seulptured bust.]
©1c. Dee. 18, 1912; G 42483.
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), New York.
[26067-26108
Alpspitze (Die); by Karl Keiser.
[View between two large trees of
sharp mountain peaks in background. ]
Arpette (L’); by H. Fenner-Behmer.
[Full length figure of young woman,
in cap and fichu, standing with band-
box swung on left arm.]
Before the concert; by Ix. Gasch.
[{f'wo girls with ’cellos, one giving
sheet of music to girl at piano.]
Birches and water; by Heinrich
Harder. [Lake of clear water which
reflects shadows of birch trees along
its banks. ]
Challenge (The); by J. Schmitz-
berger. [Stag with three does stand-
ing in valley at foot of mountain bel-
lowing. ]
Cing 3 Sept.; by H. Fenner-Behmer.
[Three-quarter view of woman seated
on arm of chair near tea table.]
Close friends; by Wilhelm Menzler.
[One woman standing, arranging
flowers in vase and talking to another
seated in armchair. ]
Critical moment; by E. Gruetzner.
[Woman standing holding a stein and
watching priest seated on bench against
wall playing cards with three men. |]
Gone away; by Wright Barker.
[Hunters riding across open field after
nack of hounds which are jumping
over stone fence. ]
Hunting party; by Heywood-Hardy.
[Large pack of dogs in field followed
by men and women on horseback. ]
Im park von Veitschoechheim; von
Franz Ruben. [View of lake sur-
rounded by willow trees, with statuary
group in center. ]
In dulci jubilo; by H. G. Jentzsch.
[Open air café with man and woman
dancing in center foreground. ]
In the aleove; by H. G. Jentzsch.
[Girl with bottle in hand watching
two men seated at table drinking
wine. ]
Little Bacchus; by P. A. de Laszlo.
[Bust portrait, front view, of boy,
with vine wreath on head, holding
bunch of grapes in hand.]
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ)—Continued.
Lonesome trail; by Heinrich Harder.
[Winding country road through roll-
ing country, with scattering trees
along each side. } ;
Lord’s prayer; by Alfred Hitchens.
[Woman standing with hands clasped
on breast watching child on mat say-
ing its prayer.]
Mating season; by A. Weezerzick..
[Stag with herd of does crossing grass-
covered meadow. ]
Mr. Sponge on Hercules who never
troubled to rise to a gate; by F. Gil-
lett. [One mounted hunter looking
back at another whose horse is jump-
ing through gate.]
Morning ride I; by Heywood-Hardy.
[Man on horse teaching young woman
how to ride.]
Morning ride II; by Heywood-Hardy.
[Young man and woman on horseback
followed by other equestrians riding
away from village at left. ]
Mother and daughter; by Wilhelm
Schwar. [Large cat and kitten lying
on rug. ]
My girl; by Franz Wobring. [Half-
length portrait of girl looking back
over left shoulder showing three-quar-
ter view of face.]
New arrival; by Cl. Sporleder.
[Group of little cherubs with wreaths
on heads gathered around young wom-
an holding little girl in lap.]
New doll; by Franz von Defregger.
[Two little girls and a boy watching
an old man, seated on bench, holding a
doll. ]
Nydia; by C. von Bodenhausen.
[Three quarter length figure, full front
view of blind Greecian girl standing
with left arm full of roses. ]
Pigg ar niver gets off; by I". Gillett.
[Mounted hunter riding through
bushes on hillside.]
River’s turn; by Heinrich Harder.
[Sharp turn of river about a wooded
point of land, on which is a house
partly hidden by trees.]
Rolling rocks; by J. Schnitzberger.
[Herd of mountain goats fleeing from
rocks rolling down mountain side.]
Roquine; by H. Fenner-Behmer.
[Profile of head and bare shoulders of
girl with hair parted and held in place
by ribbon bandeau and psyche knot.]
Roses; by M. Nyl. [Bowl filled with
roses, on table.]
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no. 4, 1912
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
Schuetzenkoenig; by H. G. Jentzch.
[Lawn fete where number of people
are Seated at table drinking the health
of champion marksman who stands in
foreground near flag bearer. ]
Smiles on thee; by <A. Bowerly.
[Two angels kneeling in adoration of
child with halo about his head, sit-
ting surrounded by flowers. |
Sport of the waves; by Hans
Knoechl. [Little girl in bathing suit
wading in the ocean. ]
Waiting her pleasure; by H. Dixon.
[Small Pomeranian dog lying in par-
lor chair waiting for its mistress. ]
Waiting his business; by H. Dixon.
{Large dog sitting on mat at office
door. |
Welcome refreshment; by Franz von
Defregger. [Woman standing with
small boy at her side serving wine to
two men from bottle in her left hand. ]
Weltalls kummer und sorgen die
gingen ihnen vorbei; by H. G. Jentzsch.
[Three men on hill, two drinking beer
and playing guitar while the other
sleeps with dog at his side. ]
© 1 ec each Dec. 30, 1912; G
42660-42696.
HARE (J. KNOWLES), JR., Brooklyn.
[26104-26120
Annette. [Left three-quarter view
of girl standing with bouquet in hand
and hat hanging on left arm.] ©le.
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42348.
Beryl. [Left three-quarter view
bust portrait of girl wearing large
rolled brim feather-trimmed hat tied
under chin.] © 1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G
42445.
Betty. [Front bust portrait of girl
wearing bandeau on hair and bouquet
of flowers on bosom.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G 42311.
Clarice. [Right three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl wearing large flat
feather-trimmed hat tied under chin
with large bow at left.| ©1e. Dee.
18, 1912; G 42448.
Edmee. [Profile bust portrait of
girl with bandeau on hair looking over
left shoulder.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42312.
Eloise. [Full front view, bust por-
trait of girl wearing large flat hat
tied under chin and large corsage rose. ]
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G 42444.
Elsa. [Three-quarter view, bust por-
trait of girl wearing large feather-
trimmed hat tilted back on head.] ©
1 ec. Nov. 27, #912; G@ 42310.
OF ART
26134
HarRE (J. KNOWLES), JR.—Continued.
Gloria. [Left three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl wearing hair loose
over shoulders.] © 1. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42316.
Lydia. [Front bust portrait of girl
wearing wreath of flowers on hair and
bouquet on bosom.] © 1 e¢. Nov. 27,
1912; G 42307.
Marguerite. [Three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl with wreath of
flowers on hair and bouquet on bosom. ]
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42306.
Marjory. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait of girl in low-neck dress and
large feather-trimmed hat, resting
chin on right hand.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G 42309.
Mildred. [Right profile bust por-
trait of girl wearing bandeau on hair
and bouquet at bosom.] © 1c. Nov.
27, 1912; G 423814.
Myrtle. [Front bust portrait of girl
in-low-cut dress and large feather-
trimmed hat, resting chin on left hand. ]
©1 ec. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42308.
Nell. [Front bust portrait of girl in
low-cut dress with bouquet on bosom,
and head inclined to left.] © 1 «.
Nov: 27, 1912; G 423138.
Rosemary. [Right three-quarter
view of girl standing with flowers in
hand and hat hanging on right arm.}
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 4244.
Sonia. [Three-quarter view bust
portrait of girl with hair hanging loose
over shoulders.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42815.
Valerie. [Front bust portrait of girl
wearing low-cut dress and hair loose
over shoulders.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42317.
HARPER (R. ForD), Pelham, N. Y.
[26121-26134
Adrienne. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait, of girl in low-cut dress wear-
ing bandeau and bouquet.] ©1c. Nov.
27, 1912; G 42352.
Alice. [Front view, bust portrait of
girl wearing large soft rimmed hat
caught up in front, and resting chin on
right hand.] © 1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G
42427.
Antoinette. [Three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl in low-cut dress
and wide-brimmed hat.] © 1. Nov.
27, 1912; G 42347.
Beatrice. [Full front bust portrait
of girl wearing wide-brimmed hat and
bouquet.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G
42345.
461
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26135
pt. Ives soa
Harper (R. Forp)—Continued.
Constance. [Front bust portrait of
girl wearing wide-brimmed hat and
bouquet, with head turned toward left
shoulder.]}] © 1 ea Nov. 27, 1912; G
42346.
Debutante (The). [Front view of
gir] in evening dress standing with
arm full of roses.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G 423849.
Hngagement (The). [Three-quarter
view of young woman in low-cut dress
standing, admiring ring.] ©l1ce. Nov.
27, 1912; G 42350.
Eunice. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait of girl wearing wide-brimmed
hat titled back on head.] ©1ce. Nov.
27, 1912: G 42853:
Gloria. [Right three-quarter view
of girl wearing bandeau and low-cut
dress with ribbon bow at bosom.] ©
1 ¢. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42348.
Harrett. [Right three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl wearing large
soft rolled brim hat, resting chin on
left Hand.) Orley Dee 1s 7 Aste: G
42494,
Josephine. [Three-quarter left view,
bust portrait of girl wearing large hat
turned up on side, and resting chin on
lett: handAl. (©: 1 ’e@ Dee. 18) 1912 VG
42426.
Luciele. -[Front bust portrait of girl
in low-cut dress wearing bandeau and
bouquet.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G
42351.
Mother (The). [Front view - of
young woman standing, looking down
at baby in her arms.] ©1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G 42354.
Norma. [Front view, bust portrait
of girl wearing large flat hat pinned
up in front with single rose.] ©1e.
Dec. 18, 1912; G 42425.
Harriey (J. Scorr), New York.
[26135
Baby rabbit. [Statuette of rabbit
sitting on large circular base.] ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1912; G 41734.
FAYERDLE (E.), New York. [26136
Duteh mill. [Dutch windmill on
bank of stream which winds by cot-
tage and windmill in distance.] © 1
ec. Noy. 27, 1912; G 42320.
Hering (Henry), New York. [26137
Venus. [Statue of nude woman
with cloak thrown over left arm and
held across back by right hand, stand-
ing in shell on pedestal.] © 1. Dec.
28, 1912; G 42644
46
York,
HInps (A. 8S.), Portland, Me. [26138
Summer days. [Young man and
girl in boat rowing among lilies which
she is plucking.] © 1c. Oct. 7, 1912;
G 41950.
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.), Brooklyn.
[26139
Trial of John Peter Zenger, New
1735. [Court scene showing
prisoner in box and lawyer pleading
his case before judges and jury.] ©1
ec. Dee. 14, 1912; G 42412.
HoFrFMAN (MALVINA), New York.
[26140
Statuette of man
© 1«. Dee. 3,
Baecchanale (la).
and woman dancing.
1912; G 42704.
HoLpEN (JAMES ALBERT), Oakland.
[ 26141, 26142
Land of enchantment. Hawking
party. [Left panel showing group of
young men, some mounted, others
afoot with hawks on square frame
ready to begin hunt.] ©1e. Dee. 26,
1912; G 42507.
Military party. [Right panel
showing armored knight on horseback
with cross, accompanied by footmen,
women and children.] ©1c. Dec. 26,
1912; G 42508.
HorsMAN (E. I.) co., New York.
[26143
Gee Gee; by Grace G. Drayton.
[Grotesque face of child in bas relief
on convex side of spherical disk.] ©
1c Dee. 16, 1912; G 42453.
Hupson (GrRAcE), Ukiah, Cal.
[26144-26154
Baby’s head. [Front view of In-
dian baby with animal’s tooth sus-
pended from neck.] © 1 e. Dee. 27,
1912; G 42574.
Col-lip-in, the fisher boy. [Half-
length front portrait of Indian boy
carrying fishing net on right shoul-
der.] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1912; G 42249,
First lesson. [Indian child with
wreath of flowers on head standing,
holding flowers in each hand.] ©jic.
Sept. 80, 1912; G 419385.
Friend or foe. [Old Indian in
shirt-sleeves and bare-feet standing in
field with large basket on back and
stick in hands.] © 1c. Noy. 23, 1912;
G 42250.
Golmul.. [Three-quarter view, bust
portrait of Yokiah Indian boy.] ©lc.
Oct. 28, 1912; G 42094.
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OF ART
26213
Hupson (GrRAcE)—Continued. ~
Kay-will chief of the Pomas.
| Three-quarter view, bust portrait: of
old Indian chief with feather-trimmed
ent on head, fur over shoulders and
pestle in hand.] ©1ce. Sept. 30, 1912;
G 41934.
Little brothers. [Nude Indian child
and young rabbit sitting on grass, look-
me at each other.) ©)-1 ¢, Oct.,.24,
1912; G 42016. :
‘Little Ja-kum. [Front portrait of
Indian child with beads around neck. ]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1912; G 42251.
Mad-tha koo (Little woman).
{Front portrait of Indian girl wearing
string of beads around neck and hair
hanging over shoulders.] © 1c. Nov.
28, 1912; G 42252.
Ma-tu, Poma medicine man. [Front
bust portrait of old Indian with net
on head and staff in right hand.] ©
1 c. Sept. 30, 1912; G 419386.
Rosita. [Three-quarter view of In-
dian girl with rope net draped about
shoulders.| © 1c. Dec. 27, 1912; G
42573.
JTUMPHREYS (ALBERT), New York.
[26155-26159
Bear ash-tray. [Young bear seated
in heart-shaped tray scratching his
ear.] ©1c. Oct. 21, 1912; G 420388.
Drinking bear. [Statuette of bear
standing erect, drinking from bottle
held in paws.] © 1 e¢. Oct. 25, 1912;
G 42097.
Hide and seek. [Statuette of cub
playing with tail of lioness lying on
rock.] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1912; G 42040.
Juggling bear. [Statuette of bear
lying on back balancing ball on feet.]
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1912; G 42098.
Performing bear. [Statuette of bear
with stick in paws’ standing erect
balancing ball on nose.] © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 1912; G 42089.
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New York.
[26160-26213
Adolph; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Tront view of little Dutch boy in na-
tive dress holding letter in left hand
and bag in right. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912;
G 42115.
Aerial race; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
~Side front view of small boy guiding
aeroplane through snow-storm. © 1
co Oct. 26; 1912: G 42052:
————
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. co.—Contd.
Ah, it’s so nice and warm; by Ellen
H. Clapsaddle. Three-quarter view of
little boy kneeling on snow, warming
hands over small bon-fire. © 1 c¢. Oct.
26, 1912; G 42053.
Aint it just awful the way some chil-
dren act; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Full
front view of little girl standing by
work-basket with hands clasped across
breast. © 1c. Oct. 21,:1912; G 42023.
Amalia; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Front view of little Dutch girl stand-
ing with arms folded. ©1c. Nov. 4,
1912; G 42112.
Cheer of home and kin; by Elien H.
Clapsaddle. Snow and icicles about
window showing child carrying steam-
ing pudding. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G
42055.
Christmas messengers; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Children in woods pulling
Christmas tree on sled. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1912; G 42056.
Didn’t you expect me? by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Three-quarter view of lit-
tle boy with hat in hands standing by
suitcase and bunch of holly. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42057.
For pa and tha I wish that we
could give that automobile so red; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Two little chil-
dren in nightdresses and caps seated
on bed looking at open book. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42058.
From one who is your friend; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Side view of
dachshund carrying sealed letter in
mouth. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42059.
Greetings; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Side view of boy and girl about to clasp
hands. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1912; -G 42061.
Greetings in memory of George
Washington; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Basket of cherries with card fastened
by ribbon to handle. © 1¢. Novy. 4,
1812; G 42108.
Hark to the sweetest music of all;
by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Interior view
of church showing choir boys. © 1 c.
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42062.
Hasty good wishes; by Ellen H.
Side view of man ridin:
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G
Clapsaddle.
horseback.
42063.
Hatchet and cherries; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Card fastened with rib-
bon on hatchet and cherries. © 1 ec.
Nov. 4, 1912; G 42109.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26213
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. co.—Contd.
Heinrich; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Front view of litthe Dutch boy in na-
tive dress with arms full of letters. ©
1c. Nov. 4, 1912; G 42115.
Here comes some one now; by Ellen
H. Clapsaddle. Front view of little
boy in sweater and hood with hands
on hips standing by pile of snow balls.
© 1.¢. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42065.
Here we come; by Hllen H. Clapsad-
die. Right side view of two little girls,
one behind the other, running. © 1 «.
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42066.
Hey, Santa see if you can stretch
that there stocking ’ust a little; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Little boy peer-
ing through portiers at Santa who is
filling a stocking. ©1-c. Oct. 26, 1912;
G 42064.
I can’t be any better than this; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Little girl seated
on floor with three dolls lying around
her. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1912; G 42022.
I greet you right early; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Right side view of crow-
ing rooster. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G
42067.
I have come to stay with you; by
Ilen H. Clapsaddle. Front view of
little girl in traveling dress, with hands
in muff, seated on top of clothes bas-
ket. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42068.
I waited for you to meet me; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Front view of
little girl seated on suitcase with hand-
bag in lap leaning against hatbox. ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42069.
I wishes mine was ’ust a wee bit
longer; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Back
view of two little girls, in night-dresses
and caps, looking up at two stockings
hanging above fireplace. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1912; G 42070.
I'll pick this holly for you; by Ellen
Hl. Clapsaddle. Side view of little
boy, in sweater and cap, picking holly
covered with snow. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1912; G 42071.
ll ride you there; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Right side view of little
boy pulling girl seated in box wagon.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42072.
I’m bringing the Christmas pud-
ding; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Right
side view of boy, dressed as chef, car-
rying plum pudding, followed by dog.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42073.
In haste; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Side view of two boys running to
stoop. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42074.
‘hat carrying
Dt.) Vg Se ee
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. co.—Contd.
Johnny Good Young Year; by Ellen
H. Clapsaddle. Front view of papoose
in pocket. © 1 e Oct 232i igre a
42020.
Just in time for the midnight ex-
press; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Left
side view of boy in overcoat and silk
suitcase in left hand.
watch in right toward train. © 1 «@
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42075.
Katrina; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Front view of Dutch girl in native
dress. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1912; G 42113.
Ladies, bless them; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Front view of four ladies
standing in a row. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1912; G 42076.
Look out, I can hit you; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Three-quarter view of lit-
tle boy in sweater and hood throwing
snowballs. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G
42077.
Many moons of happiness; by Ellen
H. Clapsaddle. Left profile, three-
-quarter length figure of Indian maid in
native costume. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1912;
G 42019.
My name is — and I live on street —;
by Hllen H. Clapsaddle. Back view
of little boy on tip-toes looking up at
Santa Claus leaning on counter. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42079.
Nennemoosha Shiny Eyes and Little
Big Brave; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
[Little Indian girl wrapped in shawl
standing by boy with bow and arrow. |
© 1 ¢..Oct. 21, 1912; G 42017.
Now laddie dear, if you are good,
I’ll bring nice toys to you; by Hilen H.
Clapsaddle. Three-quarter view of
Santa Claus talking to little boy in
night-dress.. © 1.c. Oct. 26, 1912; °G
42080.
O, I don’t care *bout playin’; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Front view of
small boy standing near roller skates
with two books under each arm. ©
1 ce. Oct. 21, 1912; G 42024.
Oh, how lovely; by Ellen H. Clap-
saddle. Side view of man handing
bouquet of flowers to lady. © 1 e.
Oct. 26, 1912; G 42081.
Oh, look! by HUen H. Clapsaddle.
Little girl and boy pointing to Christ-
mas tree. © 1c Oct. 26, 1912; G
42082.
Peace pipe, wampum and a clear
trail; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Right
profile, three-quarter length figure of
Indian chief in native costume. © 1 «.
Oct. 21, 1912; G 42018.
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no. 4.1912
96229
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. co.—Contd. JONES (JAS. O.), Houston, Tex.
. . »)
Peek-a-boo, I see you filling up the [26214
tree; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Child
peeping from behind curtain at Santa
Claus fastening toys on Christmas tree.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42083.
Santa always remembers us; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Two children in
night-dresses and caps carrying pack-
ages. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42085.
-Santa’s aeroplane; by Ellen H. Clap-
saddle. Santa Claus with sack of toys
in aeroplane. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1912: G
42084.
Stockings with holes no gifts will
hold; Elen H. Clapsaddle. Two little
girls in night-dresses seated on bed
darning stockings. © 1 ¢@ Oct. 26,
1912; G 42086.
There’s a new face at the door; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Child in fur coat
and silk hat standing by suitcase, in
snowstorm, holding card in right hand
and umbrella in left. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1912; G 42087.
They sent their love; by Hen H.
Clapsaddle. Little boy in traveling
suit, with tag on coat, carrying bundle
in right hand and suit-case in left. ©
1 c. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42088.
"wasn’t me; why, the very idea!
by Een H. Clapsaddle. Small boy in
blouse suit and bow tie standing, with
hat in right hand, near book, pot of
jam and hand marks on floor. © 1 «.
Oct. 27; 1912; G 42021.
Washington (George); by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Scroll portrait of Wash-
ington. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912; G 42110.
Washington (George) portrait; by
Ellen H. Clapsaddle. Portrait of
Washington in oval star frame draped
with U. S. flag. ©1e. Nov. 4, 1912;
G 42111.
We'll take the grand tour round
the sun; by Ellen H. Clapsaddle.
Child in oil-skin coat and hat standing
on deck of boat leaving New York. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1912; G 42089.
Young patriot; by Ellen H. Clap-
saddle. Front view of little boy drap-
ing U. S. flag around oval portrait of
Washington. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4. 1912; G
42105.
Yours for good luck; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle. Black cat sitting under
‘good luck emblems. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1912; G 42092.
Youthful admirer; by Ellen H. Clap-
saddle. Little boy looking up at bust
of Washington draped with U. §. flag.
@\1 ¢c Nov.-4, 1912: G 42107.
Houston, Texas; by Bert Blessing-
ton. Bird’s-eye view of city showing
streets, housetops and factories. ©
1e@. Nov. 18, 1912; G 42222.
KATHODION BRONZE worKS, New York.
[26215
Lighting fixture design; by F. E.
Guitini. |Bowl-shaped bracket embel-
lished with figure of half-nude woman
standing in bunch of flowers.] ©1e.
Dee. 28, 1912; G 42645.
IKENDALL (SERGEANT), Newport, R. I.
[26216-26218
Illumination. [Two children, one
seated on floor watching the other
light candles. on Christmas tree.] ©
1c. Oct. 30, 1912; G 42102.
Intermezzo. Little girl seated on
couch holding violin in lap. © 1 «
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42270.
Penumbra. Nude girl in half shadow
crouching on drapery. © 1 ce. Oct. 22,
1912; G 42088.
Kine (YEEND), London. [26219-26229
Bonnington Falls on the Clyde.
| Water-fall divided into two parts by
rocky island which is connected to
mainland by slender bridge. ]
Bonny Dee. View of river showing
houses on right bank and boats on left,
with castle in distance.
Bridge O’Doone. Small swift flow-
ing river over rocky bed, crossed by
arched stone bridge.
Killarney. [View of Killarney river
showing forests along its banks. near
which man is rowing, and hills in dis-
tance. ]
On the Avon. [View of Avon river
showing stone cottage on left bank and
clump of high poplar trees among
shrubbery near farmhouses on right.]
On the Rhine. View of river with
mountains at right and road leading
to house on left where sailboat is
passing.
Seine at Paris. View of Seine river
with stone arched, bridge in fore-
ground and towers of Notre Dame in
distance.
Thames at London Bridge. [River
scene showing vessels and ships along
each side and small steamer passing
through open draw-bridge in distance. ]
Tiber (The). View of river crossed
by arched stone bridge ornamented by
statues near large circular building at
right, with St. Peter’s cathedral in
distance.
465
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
IKkinc (YEEND)—Continued.
Twelve Apostles—Severn. [View of
Severn viver showing hills and cluster
of trees along right bank and, on left,
a row of twelve poplar trees whose
shadows are reflected in water. ]
Vale of Avoca. Shallow winding
brook with large tree on right bank.
©. 1) eiweach eero27 1912:
42633-42648.
Kirscnbpaum (A. B.) co., Philadelphia.
[ 26230, 26231
American athletes at Olympic games;
by Mortimer W. Loewi. [Four men in
Kirschbaum suits watching athlete
thrown ball.] ©1.« Nov. 5, 1912; G
42118.
Americans at Olympic games. [Five
young men standing near pole vaulter. ]
© 1e¢, Dec. 16, 1912; G 42416.
IXLACKNER (C.), New York. [ 26232
Wall. Street in 1790; by. Jennie
Brownscombe. Several people walking
down narrow street with chureh at
end. “© 1c. Nov. 26, 1912; G 42262.
KNOX HAT MFG. CO., New York.
[ 26233, 26234
Dark haired girl; by Coles Phillips.
[Profile view of girl seated on stone
wall looking down at two men raising
their hats in greeting.] ©1.¢ Nov.
18, 1912; G 42215.
Girl trying on hat. Three-quarter
figure, back view, of girl with hat pin
between lips, holding large hat trimmed
in roses. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G
42418.
LAMASURE (Epwin), Washington.
[26285-26254
After the shower. Buildings on
either side of country road, crossed
by toll-gate, with old wooden pump
and trough near fence at left.
Approaching twilight. Small stream
crossing country road near farmhouse
inclosed by wooden fence.
Cradle of liberty. Independence
Hall in center with trees on Jawn, and
gravel paths leading up to doorway.
G
Hight bellS on a summer night.
[View of Norfolk harbor showing
schooner, a two-mast ship and other
sailboats in distance near city. ]
yreen and gold. Winding stream
running through wooded lowlands.
rroves were God’s first temples.
Thick growth of tall pine trees.
Hour of peace. [Landscape of open
field crossed by winding brook, with
two haystacks near rail fence on hill-
side at left and housetop in distance. ]
/
pt. Vee
LAMASURE (Epwin )—Continued. -
Lingering twilight. Landscape
showing large field in foreground with
three trees in center and hills in dis-
tance.
Little church by the bridge. Road
winding over stone bridge toward lit-
tle church across stream,
Monarchs of the _ forest. Large
trees in foreground of forest scene
with deer in distance. .
Mountain home. [View, by large
trees, of top of house with smoking
chimney on hillside and broad valley
in distance. ]
Old stone mill. Old water mill on
side of running stream spanned by
stone bridge.
Peak on peak against the turquoise
blue. View in Yosemite Valley show-
ing high eliffs, snow capped peaks, and
waterfall at right.
Red in the west. Boy driving two
cows down country read, with field at
right, and farmhouse on side of slop-
ing hill at left.
Rose trail of sunset. Flat meadow
landscape with pond in foreground’
reflecting shadows of trees along its
banks.
Trailing clouds of glory. Summer
landscape with footpath leading along
bank of brook to farmhouse in dis-
tance,
Washington monument. Section of
Potomac River showing large willow
tree, shrubbery and small house along
right bank with monument in middle
background.
Where birches gleam. Country road
running along bank of stream and row
of birch trees.
Where peace abides. Broad open
field crossed by winding stream with
clump of trees along its right bank.
Woodland sunset. Winding stream
with stony banks partly covered by
leafless trees.
© 1c. each Dec. 27, 1912; G 42575-
42591, 42598, 42594, 42614.
LAMB (FREDERICK S.), New York.
[ 26255, 26256
Master and the workers of the vine-
yard. [Stained glass window show-
ing elderly man with bag of money
standing at gateway paying grape
gatherers.] © 1 ce. Dee. 9, 1912; G
42302,
466
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
LAMB (FREDERICK S.)—Continued.
Sermon on the mount. [Painting in
arch above altar showing Jesus seated-
on hilltop talking to men and women
standing around him.] ©1e. Oct. 21,
1912; G 42029.
LAMB (J. & R.), New York.
[26257-26261
Brush (Hamilton) memorial tablet.
[Rectangular tablet with lettering
across top above inscription.] ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1912; G 42007.
Desk lectern. [Reading desk with
irregular broad base, angular pedestal
and ornate top.] ©1c. Nov. 12, 1912;
G 42203.
Hagle (Henry) commodore of the
U. S. navy. [Tablet of lettered Greek
cross on circle.] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1912;
G 42008.
Interior of St. Mark’s church, Mauch
Chunk, Pa. [Interior of church show-
ing altar, ceiling and organ.] ©1«.
- Oct. 12, 1912; G 42009.
Stained glass window in memory of
Henry Martin Storrs and Catharine
Hitchcock Storrs. [Jesus standing
under arch of foliage with old man at
right and young man at left.| ©le.
Oct. 12, 1912; G 42010.
LANDEKER & BROWN, LTD., London.
[26262
Ocean—boundless, endless and sub-
lime; by Harold Webb. [Section of
sea showing waves bursting into white
caps.] ©1c. Nov. 5, 1912; G 42193.
LAUBER (JOSEPH), Baltimore. [26263
Good Shepherd. [Stained glass win-
dow showing shepherd, with staff,
loosing lamb from tangled bush.] ©
1 ec. Nov. 30, 1912; G 42282.
LEIGH (WM. R.), New York.
[ 26264, 26265
Argument with the sheriff. Three
nen in foreground pursued by another
group along narrow mountain trail.
© 1c. Dee. 13, 1912; G 42395.
Poisoned pool. One man restraining
another from drinking out of pool of
water in desert. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1912;
G 42394.
Lemos (JuLiIA), Chicago. [26266
Memories of the Chicago fire in
1871. [Men, women and children flee-
ing from fire bursting out of buildings
on each side of street.] © 1 Nov. 7,
mon: G 42125,
b SORE
OF ART
26278
LESSER (ELIZABETH), New York.
[26267, 26268
Isabel. [Statue of nude woman
standing against pedestal with left
hand extended and right by side.] ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1912; G 42120.
Leonie. [Statue of nude woman
standing with right hand extended and
left by side.] © 1c. Nov. 5, 1912; G
42119.
Lessry (Marion), New York. [26269
Joy statue of nude child standing,
with hands raised, trying to catch
fleur-de-lis above head. © 1c. Oct. 25,
1912; G 42041.
LESTER (KATHERINE Morris), Peoria,
1: [26270
Wood-up. Statuette of fore-quarters
donkey on pedestal with laurel
wreath over one ear. ©1c. Nov. 11,
1912; G 42198.
LIFE INS. co. OF VA., Richmond.
{26271
Virginia. [Front bust portrait of
girl in low-neck dress shading eyes
with left hand and smiling.] © 1 «.
Oet: 9, 1912; G 41978.
LINDNER (Roer.), Brooklyn. [26272
Pals. Girl standing near rail fence
feeding horse with an apple. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1912; G 42620.
LInK (B. Linnt1an), New York.
[262738, 26274
Doll (The). [Statuette of nude
child seated on floor holding doll in
lap.|] ©1e. Oct. 7, 1912; G 41948.
Little brother. Bronze statuette of
mother holding baby in lap with small
child standing by her side) © 1 «
Nov. 5, 1912; G 42117.
LORING (WILLIAM C.), Boston.
[26275-26277
Pilgrim mother. [Woman seated in
chair by cradle looking down at sleep-
ine: child:}.4@ ‘&.e.. Cet. 22,.1992*
42031. ‘
Pilgrim polishing pewter. Left pro-
file of woman in colonial attire stand-
ing by table polishing a plate. ©1e.
Oct. 31, 1912; G 42194. —
Spirit of Puritanism. [Half-length
profile portrait of girl in Puritan cos-
tume standing among shrubbery.] ©
1 ce. Noy. 19, 1912; G 42226.
Luce (Frep §8.), San Francisco.
[26278
Wait a minute. [Bust portrait, front
view of girl wearing cowboy hat and
handkerchief around neck.] ©.-1 ¢.
| Dec. 9, 1912; G 42881.
467
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26279
McCaie (Frora T.), Chicago. [26279
Eddy (Mary Baker). [Three-quar-
ter view. bust portrait of Mrs. Eddy. ]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1912; G 42486.
McCorMIcK (W. F.), Tyrone, Pa.
[26280-26283
Girl’s head with poinsettias; by J.
H. Holtzinger and M. Dorothy Wilson.
|Poinsettias around bust portrait of
girl showing profile view.] © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1912; G 42003.
Girl’s head with roses; by J. H.
Holtzinger and M. Dorothy Wilson.
[Roses around bust portrait of girl
showing profile view.] © 1. Sept. 36,
1912; G 42002.
Indian head, no. 1; by J. H. Holtz-
inger and M. Dorothy Wilson. [Front
bust portrait of Indian girl wearing
bandeau and three feathers on hair. |
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1912; G 42001.
no. 2; by J. H. Holtzinger and
M. Dorothy Wilson. [Three-quarter
view bust portrait of Indian girl wear-
ing feathered headdress. | Lo
Sept. 80, 1912; G 42000.
MacHEN (Epwin A.), Toledo, O.
[26284
Toledo in 1852. [Landscape of vil-
lage showing cottages scattered around
two churches and a schoolhouse.] ©
1c. Sept. 80, 1912; G 41983.
McKENZIE (R. Tait), Philadelphia.
[26285
Hurdles (The). Bas-relief plaque
showing athlete clearing hurdle, with
inscription beneath and monogram at
right \side, \©.41-e, Oct: 15, 1912808
42050.
Macsoup (Nicoutas §S.), Brooklyn.
[26286
Salatol magrab (Sunset prayer).
Three arabs standing near four drome-
daries praying. © 1. Dec. 24, 1912;
G 42488.
MAESCH (FERDINAND), New York.
[26287
Psyche. [Nude girl with thin veil
about body chasing butterfly in flower
garden.]: © i «Nov. 12; 1912; G
42202.
MrISSNER (JULIUS F.), Leipzig.
[26288~+26295
Awaiting the friend. [Front view of
wollan in mediaeval dress and feather-
trimmed hat seated in Roman chair. ]
Dark beauty. [Three-quarter view,
bust portrait of girl in low-neck chif-
fon-trimmed dress and hat tied under
chin.)
Dt. Ve ee
MEISSNER (JULIUS F.)—Continued.
Fair beauty. [Front bust portrait
of girl wearing low-neek dress, hat
turned up at side and hair hanging
loose over shoulders. ]
In contemplation. [Front view of
lady in short-sleeved dress and feather-
trimmed hat seated, with left arm on
small table. holding book in lap.
Ready for the walk. [Three-quarter.
view of lady holding fan in left hand,
seated in armchair with wrap thrown
over chair-back. ]
Spring message. [Front view of lady
in low-neck dress, with basket of flow-
ers on left arm, holding flower in right
hand. ]
Sweet repose. [Three-quarter view
of girl in low-cut dress and bonnet
seated on sofa. ]
Taking a walk. [Three-quarter view
of lady in short-sleeved dress and
turned down hat, with umbrella in left
hand, walking in park.]
© 1c. each Sept. 26, 1912; G 41880—
41887.
Mrrnina (Rosperto), New York.
[26296
Italian sharpshooter. [Profile view
of Italian soldier standing with hand
resting on muzzle of rifle, looking over
desert.] © 1 ¢ Nov. 22, 1918¢eG
42238.
Mene (ARTHUR), Brooklyn. [26297
Wilson (Woodrow), President-elect.
[Profile bust of Wilson in bas-relief. |
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1912; G 42228.
Meryrowi1Tz (KE. B.), New York.
[26298
Bone of contention; by William Fair
Kline. [Two old men standing at cor-
ner of stone fence arguing while dog
pulls ham from basket.] © 1 ¢ Dee.
24, 1912; G 42487.
MICHIGAN STOVE CO., Detroit. [26299
Garland girl. [Three-quarter view
bust portrait of girl in low-neck chif-
fon. dress.]. © 1c. Oct. 5) 192
41972.
MILuer (Mrs. Lewis M.), Kansas City,
Mo. [26300
Palm leaf shade; by George C. Bing-
ham. Front view of lady seated in
rustic chair on lawn shading face with
palm-leaf fan. © 1. Nov. 11, 1912;
| G 42218.
468
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1912
MouitEe (J. A.), Brooklyn. [26301
_ His youngster’s first brush. [Old
English interior showing five men
around table looking inquisitively at
young man entering with fox’s tail in
his hands.} © 1c. Oct. 5, 1912: G
41947.
Monrap (MARGARET), New Haven.
[26302
Child modelling. Statuette of little
girl squatted on floor with legs crossed
modelling a dog. © 1c. Noy. 12, 1912:
G 42204. |
Moore-ParK (Carron), New York.
[26303-26306
Municipal building, N. Y. 1. Draw-
ing of municipal building looking east
from Chambers street. © 1 c¢. Noy. 30,
1912; G 42287.
2. Drawing of Municipal build-
ing with City Hall in foreground. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1912; G 42288.
View from Old Post Office, N. Y.
View looking south, showing Old St.
Paul’s, Evening Mail, Singer and City
Investing buildings. © 1 ¢. Nov. 30,
1912; G 42289.
Woolworth building in construction.
View of Woolworth building from City
Hall Square looking south, © 1 «.
Nov. 30, 1912; G 42286.
Mora (J. J.), Mountain View, Cal.
[26807-26316
Bronco twister. Statuette of little
boy in overalls riding hobby-horse and
flourishing whip in right hand.
Coleo (HI). Statuette of Mexican_
vaquero on pony which he reins with
left hand while holding tail of run-
hing steer with right.
Forking a live one. Statuette of one
cowboy holding head of plunging horse
while another mounts into saddle.
Horse fighters. Statuette of two
cowboys saddling a bronco which is
kicking with left hind leg.
Kwewu. Statuette of Hopi Indian
dressed as wolf, with large mask on
head, staff in right hand and bow and
arrow in left.
Poo po le en nah. Statuette of Hopi
Indian woman dressing hair of girl
in style called ‘‘ wheels.”
Quotskava. Statuette of Hopi In-
dian seated on ground embroidering
ceremonial robe on knees.
Shoot ’em along. Statuette of cow-
boy on foot with rope in hands ready
to throw lasso.
Mora (J. J.)—Continued.
Still hunter. Statuette of lion stalk-
ing a rabbit which is hiding in nook of
rock below.
Toh. Statuette of Navajo Indian on
pony riding down steep trail to water
hole.
© 1 ¢. each Nov. 26, 1912; G 42396-
42405.
Moran (EH. Percy), New’ York.
. [26317, 26318
At the village postoffice. [Young
couple with old woman and small boy
leaving postoffice aS man in carriage
and on horseback approach.] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 23, 1912; G 42035.
Return of old Ironsides. Number of
men, women and children on Boston
harbor dock welcoming the returning
crew from ship “ Constitution ” in har-
bor. ©1c. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42615.
More (RiIcHARD J.), New York.
[26319
Danger on the ice; by E. L. Meyer
Browne. Dog chasing cat across ice-
covered pond. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1912; G
42294,
MUENDEL (IDA MEDAIRY)
Conn. [263820
Twentieth century willows. [Land-
scape showing cottages along bank of
river near which are an automodile
and motorcycle, airships overhead and
battleship in distance.] © 1 ¢. Dec.
6, 1912; G 42298.
Murpeuy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak, Ia.
[26321-26329
Cotter’s Saturday night; by H. J.
Dobson. [Old man seated at small
table near open fire-place reading from
book while his wife and children sit
around him.]
News from abroad; by Henry John
Dobson. [Old man and woman seated
around table near small window, he
listening while she reads letter. ]
Opera girl; by Bruno C. Geyer.
|Back profile view of girl in low-cut
dress -with opera glasses in hand look-
ing over left shoulder. |
Rose girl; by Bruno C. Geyer. [Left
profile bust portrait of girl, with ban-
deau on hair, admiring rose in right
hand. |
Russet oaks; by Thomas Moran.
[Clump of large oak trees on side of
small hill overlooking plain. ]
Softly the evening came; by G. E.
Henri. [Clump of trees on bank of
winding stream which reflects their
twilight’ shadows. |
Rowayton,
469
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26330
Murpuy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Spoils of opportunity; by Henry
John Dobson. [Girl sitting in kitchen
knitting near small window where
young man is seated looking out.]
Summer pastures, Suffolk; by AI-
fred Elias. [Four large horses stand-
ing under clump of trees near pond. ]
Vernal Falls; by Cris Jorgenson.
[Water flowing over high precipice
into rocky mountain stream, with
mountains in background.] © 1 «¢.
each Nov. 29, 1912; G@ 42272-42280.
NATIONAL. LEAD CO., New York. [26330
Painter (The). [Boy in overalls
sented on fadder with bucket of paint
by his side painting wall.] ©1l1.«
Oct. 9, 1912; G 41965.
NEWCOMB (F. J.) MFG. co., New York.
[263831
Mother love; by Lily C. Mayer.
[Sculptured bust of woman, with man-
tilla over head, holding baby against
her bosom.] © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1912; G
42028.
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.) & co., New
York. [ 26832-26344
Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
New York; by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-
relief plaque showing cathedral with
two spires at front and one over dome
in center.] © 1c. Sept. 30, 1912; G
41940.
Downtown skyline of New York;
by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque
of lower New York showing high build-
ings and water-front.] © 1c. Sept.
30, 1912; G 41942.
First Church of Christ, Scientist and
publishing house, Boston; by Arthur
Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque of church
With dome and an office building.] ©
1c. Dee. 27, 1912; G 42570.
Grant’s tomb, New York; by Arthur
Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque showing
large square structure, with colonade
ulong sides, surmounted by dome.] ‘©
1 c. Sept. 30, 1912; G 41988.
Metropolitan life building, New
York; by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-relief
plaque showing large square building
With high tower terminating in a
spire, partly surrounded by trees and
sinall *buildings.] © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1912; G 41941.
Minnehaha Falls; by Arthur Os-
borne. Plaque in base-relief showing
bridge across stream below water-falls.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42566:
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 7
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE FB.) & co.—Contd.
Portals of the past, San Francisco;
by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque
of colonnade gateway through old
brick wall:] (© 1 ¢) Dee 27,.90i2- 0.
42571.
Rest cottage, the home of Francis
E. Willard; by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-
relief plaque showing cottage in grove. ]
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1912; G 41937. .
St. Patrick’s cathedral, New York;
by Arthur Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque
of cathedral with two steeples.|] ©
1c. Dee. 27, 1912; G 42568.
Skyline of Pittsburg, Pa.; by Ar-
thur Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque
showing river-front, extension bridges
and high buildings.] © 1. Dee. 27,
1912; G 42567.
Statue of Liberty, New York; by
Arthur Osborne. | [Bas-relief plaque
showing statue of draped woman hold-
ing aloft a torch in right hand, rest-
ing on square granite base constructed
on island.] © 1. Sept. 30, 1912; @
41939.
Union central life imsurance eo.
building, Cincinnati; by Arthur Os-
borne. [Bas-relief plaque of high of-
fice building.] © 1. Dee. 27, 1912;
G 42572.
Washington Monument, D. C.; by
Arthur Osborne. [Bas-relief plaque.]
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42569.
[26345-26348
Crimson plume; by J. Barrick.
[Bust portrait of girl wearing low-
cut gown, beads about neck and large
feather-trimmed hat, with head turned
toward left shoulder showing front
view of face.] © 1. Dec. 27, 1912;
G 42596.
Good morning. Full front bust por-
trait of young woman wearing hat
trimmed with large bunches of grapes
on either side. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1912;
G 42618.
In the days of the Caesars; by E.
Vassari. Interior of Roman dwelling,
with woman standing, showing broken
vase to another woman seated by mar-
ble table. © 1 ¢. Dee. 27, 1912; G
42616.
Summer time; by Jessie P. L. Bar-
rick. [Bust portrait, front view, of
girl wearing low-cut dress and ban-
deau on hair, looking slightly to left.]
OSBORNE co.. New York.
| ©1e. Dec, 27, 1912; G 42597.
470
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
26386
PALM, FECHTELER & co., New York.
[26349-26355
Black-breasted plover; by Edwin
Megargee. Male and female plover
Standing on bank of stream near buneh
of reeds.
Mallard ducks; by Edwin Megargee.
Male and female ducks fiying out of
pond surrounded by reeds.
Pheasants; by Edwin Megargee.
Male and female [English pheasants
looking in opposite direction.
Quail; by Edwin Megargee. Two
quails in grass looking in opposite di-
rection.
Rail birds; by Edwin Megargee.
Two rail birds standing among reeds
and grass near edge of water.
Rough [sic] grouse; by Edwin Me-
gargee. [Two ruffed grouse, one sit-
ting on tree branch while the other
struts nearby. |
Woodeock; by Edwin Megargee.
Male and female woodcock standing by
bunch of grass facing in opposite di-
rection.
© 1.¢. each Nov.
42242 49948.
Tarry (JoHN R.), Attleboro, Mass.
[26356-26361
Indian head, A; by William P. Rob-
erts. [Bas-relief plaque showing left
profile bust of Indian chief in feather
henddress. ]
Indian head, B; by William P. Rob-
erts. [Bas-relief plaque showing left
profile bust of Indian girl wearing
fenther headdress. ]
Indian head, C; by William P. Rob-
erts. [Bas-relief plaque showing right
profile bust of Indian wearing feather
headdress. |
Laugh and the world laughs with
you; by William P. Roberts. [Bas-
relief plaque of cat, with bow of rib-
bon around neck, miauling. ]
Three bone heads; by William P.
Roberts. [Bas-relief plaque showing
profile of two heads joined together at
Back. |
Weep and you weep alone; by Wil-
liam P. Roberts. [Bas-relief plaque of
dog wrapped in cape, howling.] ©lce.
each Sept. 19, 1912; G 41959-41964.
Peeky (C..6.), New York.
{26362-26386
Afternoon chat. [Two women using
telephone, one at right standing, the
other at left seated.] © 1c. Dee. 18,
1912; G 42485.
v5 EN 8 Coates
| Perry (C. E.)—Continued.
Auto girls. [Two girls seated at
steering-wheel in automobile.] © 1.
Now: 27, 1912; G. 42363.
Baby brother; by P. Van Vreeland.
| Young woman seated by cradle watch- -
ing little girl place wrap over baby.]
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1912; G 42005.
Bank (The). [Girl standing, receiv-
ing book handed by man behind teller’s
window.|. ©. 1°e. Dee. 18, 1912: G
42429,
Barbara. [Young woman standing
against background of large chrysan-
themumes: 14) ©) be. ‘Dee! 8; 1912" G
42431.
Beth. [Young women in yachting
costume seated at stern of boat with
feet on cushicn.] ©1e. Dee. 18, 1912;
G 42482.
Eileen. [Young woman standing
against background of calliopsis.] ©
1c Dee. 18, 1912; G 42439.
Enid. [Woman standing against
background of carnations.] © 1 «.
Dec. 18, 1912; G 42434.
Evening engagement. [Woman in
evening wraps standing at right talk-
ing into telephone to man at left.] ©
1 e. Dec. 18, 1912: G 42487.
Harvard blazer girl. [Right profile
of girl in feather-trimmed hat and low-
neck dress, seated in bunch of flowers. ]
© 1c. Noy. 27, 1912; G 42362.
Highland ravine; by lL. Roberts.
[Stream flowing between hills partly
covered with trees.] © 1 ¢ Nov. 27,
1912; G@ 423819
Irene. [Woman seated against
background of cineraria blossoms.] ©
1 ce. Dee. 18, 1912; G 42488.
Leda. [Woman seated against back-
ground of calliopsis.] © 1 ¢. Dec.
18, 1912; G 424388.
My champion. [Front view of girl
in evening dress standing, holding
statuette of baseball player in left
hand.|] ©1.c. Noy. 27, 1912; G 42357.
My favorite. [Left profile of girl in
short-sleeved dress and toque, seated
holding statuette of baseball player in
band.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42358.
My ideal.. [Right profile of girl
wearing feather-trimmed hat and
feather boa seated, holding statuette
of baseball player in hand.| © 1 ¢.
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42359.
471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26587
pt. IV, Ssh eee
Perry (C. Ik.)—Continued.
Nancy. [Profile. of girl wearing
feather boa and hat turned up at
back, sented in chair with arm resting
on back.] © 1 @ Nov. 27, 1912; G
49364. _
Princeton blazer girl. [Left profile
of girl in feather-trimmed toque and
low-cut dress seated in bunch of
daisies 4. .© 1, ec. “Now. 267 1912: G
42360.
Spring freshet; by lL. Robertson.
[Small forest stream rippling over
rocks on hillside.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G@ 42318.
Swing (The). [Girl
swinging poreh chair. ]
18, 1912; G@ 42480.
Sybil. [Front view of girl in travel-
ing suit alighting from automobile.]
© 1 c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42365.
Telephone téte-4-téte. [Man at right
standing talking into telephone to girl
at left.] ©1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G 42486.
Visitor (A); by P. Van Vreeland.
[Woman and child standing in door-
way of hut welcoming girl carrying
basket and umbrella.] © 1 ec. Sept.
26, 1912; G 42004.
Wicker chair. [Man seated holding
paper, with woman sitting on arm of
his chair.] © 1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G
42428.
Yale blazer girl. [Front view of girl
wearing low-neck dress and hat turned
up at side seated in bunch of chrys-
anthemums.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G
42361.
PETERS CARTRIDGE CO., Cincinnati.
[26387-26889
Are they there? [Man in hunting
suit, with gun, standing behind dog. |]
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1912; G 41952.
Big game. [Bear standing on rock
watching man with rifle walking
through forest.] © 1. Oct. 7, 1912;
G 41953.
Getting ready. [Man putting gun in
case while dog looks over his shoul-
der.}] ©1c. Oct. 9, 1912; G 41971.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [26390-26892
Come unto me; by FH. Twining.
[Front view of Jesus standing among
Haster-lilies with both hands ex-
tended.] ©1c. Oct. 15, 1912; G 41997.
For us men; by H. Reymond-Thomp-
son. [Mary seated on bed of straw in
stables holding infant Jesus in arms
while host of angels approach.] © 1
ec. Oet. 15, 1912; G 41998.
seated in
© 1c. Dee.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT—Con.
Roberts. (F. 8., earl); by, Tae
Larzlo. [Front view portrait of man
in general’s uniform standing with
right hand on table.] ©1ce July 10,
1912; G 41268.
POMPEIAN MFG. Co., Cleveland.
Patricia. [Front view of girl, in
low-cut Short-sleeved dress and
feather-trimmed hat turned up at side, |
standing with feather boa over shoul-
der.] ©1c. Oct. 7, 1912; G 41956.
[26395
Procror (Mrs. A. PHIMISTER), Ro-
chelle, N. Y. [26394
Challenge (The); by Alexander
Phimister Proctor.
walking attitude. |
1912; G 42236.
[Statue of elk in
© 1c (Now BE
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©O0., Provi-
dence, R. I. [26395-26403
Crossing the Red Sea. Crowd of
people passing through divided waters
lit up by pillar of fire over them. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42268.
Daniel praying, no. 37. Man kneel-
ing on tiger skin before open window
with his arms raised towards heaven.
© 1 ¢ Dee. 30, 1912; G 42652,
Gifts for God’s house. Group of
men bringing money and jewels and
placing them on ground before a man
in garb of priest standing with hand
raised. © 1. Dee. 30,1912; G 42651.
Israel on Mount Sinai. Moses stand-
ing on rock with outstretched hand
talking to group of people at his feet
while thunder clouds gather overhead.
© 1c. Nov: 27, 1912; G 42266:
Moses called to deliver Israel.
Moses removing his shoes and looking
towards burning bush among rocks at
his left near which sheep are grazing.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42264.
Moses prepared for his work. Moses
standing at well warding off men at
left while women at right with water-
jars are driving to trough. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42269.
Moses request refused. Moses and
Aaron coming out of palace, are greet-
ed by people at right and left. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 27, 1912; G 42267.
Passover (The). Open doorway
showing people standing about table
eating, and mark of blood on door-
post. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42265.
Plagues of Egypt. One man with
downeast face standing near another
kneeling beside bed. © 1 ¢. Noy. 27,
1912; G 42268.
472
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1912
PUTNAM (BRENDA), New York.
[ 26404, 26405
Study for fountain. [Statuette of
little boy standing, holding small turtle
in both hands.] © 1. Dec. 31, 1912;
G 42697.
- Woman with cup. - [Statuette of
nude woman standing with cup clasped
in both hands against left shoulder,
looking down over right.] © 1c. Dec.
31, 1912; G 42698.
Raut (Harry Lewis), Easton, Pa.
[26406
(Rudolf) [Profile
() 4 :e: “Oat 26;
Blankenburg
bust in bas-relief. ]
1912; G 42098.
Reep (Sextus L.), Sacramento, Cal.
[26407
California golden poppy. Conven-
tionalized flower with foliage and
buds, surrounded by two concentric
circles inclosing a legend.
Noy. 21, 1912; G 42241.
REINBOLD & co., Newark, N. J. [26408
Elk’s tablet; by Joseph TYischer.
[Clock-dial above head of elk, sur-
rounded by leaves and lettering on tab-
let. ©1e. Nov. 20, 1912; G 42382.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York.
[26409-26411
Moonrise on the sea; by John Kabel.
View of ocean with light reflected on
waves. ©1ce. July 10, 1912; G 41265.
Shining pathway; by Geo. Butler.
Women and children along seashore
awed by vision of Christ appearing on
the water. © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1912; G
41978.
Sunrise on the sea; by John Kabel.
[Section of sea lit up by light reflected
from bright clouds above horizon.] ©
le. July 10, 1912; G 41266.
RuHIND (Massrty), New York. [26412
Ide (Henry Clay) Sculptured
bronze bust. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1912; G
42380.
RicHarps (KH. E.), New York.
[26413-26415
Old Marie. [Front view, bust por-
trait of old Italian peasant woman
wearing shawl over head and shoul-
ders.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1912; G 42099.
River in Holland. [High grass and
old gate along bank of winding
stream.] © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1912; G
42100.
yo ie:
26427
RicHArps (E. E.)—Continued.
Road in Rijsoord. [Dutch landscape
Showing farmhouse and country road
along bank of winding stream.] © 1
c. Oct. 80, 1912; G 42101.
I{oBERTSON (L.), Detroit. fur
[26416, 26417
Evening. [Twilight view of cottage
in clump of trees along road-side.] ©
1 @. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42384.
Road to the brook. [Cottage partly
surrounded by trees and brook along
readside.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G
42433
Roun (Orro), Montclair, N. J.
[26418-26421
Bubbles. Mother holding little girl
«it Side and teaching to blow soap-bub-
bles. ©1c. Dec. 13, 1912; G 42390.
Cows in pasture. Group of cows
gathered in shade of willow trees. ©
1c. Dee. 18, 1912; G 423889.
Mermaid. Mermaid sitting on rock
in ocean pouring powder in sea-shell.
© 1c. Dec. 18. 1912; G 42391. .
Seascape. Fishing sloop approach-
ing rock beach where stand woman
and small boy. w1e. Dec. 18, 1912;
G 42392.
Lunelus (CARL), Brooklyn. [26422
In the forest. Left side view of
bull-moose standing in open space in
fcrest. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1912: G 42095.
SCHEVILL (WILLIAM YV.), New York.
[26423
Dawn. [Front view of nude woman,
with hands clasped over head, stand-
ing by crucifix.] © 1c. Nov. 1, 1912;
G 42105.
SCHLESSINGER (SAM), Denver. [26424
Portrait of a girl. [Bust drawing
showing front view of girl with rose
in hair.] © 1. Nov. 29, 1912; G
42388.
Scumipt (Otto), New York. [26425
Manual training. [Blacksmith seat-
ed on floor by anvil observing two
models presented by boy and girl while
allegorical figure stands nearby with
palm branch and wreath.] ©1e. Oct.
25, 1912; G 42051.
SCHOENHOFEN (P.) BREWING co., Chi-
cago. [ 26426, 26427
Just for two. [Young man and girl
seated at table giving order to waiter. ]
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1912; G 41970.
473
74324—13——_3
CATALOGUE OF
26428
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1v, 2. eevee
SCHOENHOFEN (P.) BREWING co.—Con.
Rarebit (The). [Young man stand-
ing with bottle in hand watching girl
seated at small table stirring in bow]l.]
© 1 ce. Oct. 11, 1912; G 41981.
SCHWAHN (MaTILDA R. AUBRY), New
York. [26428
Beauty; by Harold Gregson. [Front
bust portrait of young woman in low-
eut dress with bunch of roses at bosom,
looking over left shoulder.}] © 1 ¢.
Dec. 12, 1912; G 423885.
SCHWARZOTT (MAXIMILIAN M.), New
York. [26429-26431
Secret (The) Sculptured group of
Cupid sitting on stump whispering into
stork’s ear. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1912; G
42647.
Two hearts in one. Mother and
child in bas-relief on heart shaped
plaque. ©1c. Dec. 28, 1912; G 42648.
Wounded deer. Bas-relief of large
buck with young deer at his right side.
©1c. Dec. 28, 1912; G 42649.
SCRIBNER’S sons, New
York. [26432-26441
About half way down the slope to
the stockade, by N. C. Wyeth. [Sev-
eral pirates watching one of their crew
eut a leaf from book with his dag-
ger.] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1912; G 42564.
Bill Bones routes Black Dog; by
N. C. Wyeth. [Man fleeing from door-
way, where stands an angry man with
drawn sword.|] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1912;
G 42479.
Hands and his companion locked in
deadly wrestle; by N. C. Wyeth. [Two
men fighting in cabin of ship.] ©1lce.
Dec. 26, 1912; G 42563.
He had with his own hand bent and
run up the colors; by N. C. Wyeth.
[Old man standing on roof of log stock-
(CHARLES )
ade house, running up flag-] © 1.
Dec. 26, 1912; G 42562.
I said good bye to mother; by N. C.
Wyeth. [Boy with hat in one hand,
staff and small bundle in other, leay-
ing house where stands woman with
face buried in apron weeping.] ©
1 ec. Dec. 17, 1912; G 42417.
[I saw a figure leap with great rapid-
ity; by N. C. Wyeth. [Old man _ peer-
ing from behind a huge tree.] © 1 «.
Dee. 21, 1912; G 42482.
I was kept busy all day in the cave;
by N. C. Wyeth. [Man in cave strewn
with coin kneeling putting money into
sack.] ©1 ec. Dee. 21, 1912; G 42480.
ScRIBNER’S (CHARLES) sons—Contd.
I was lead like a dancing bear; by
N. C. Wyeth. [One-legged pirate
dragging boy by rope tied around his
waist.] ©l1c. Dec. 26, 1912; G 42561.
Tapping up and down the road in a
frenzy; by N. C. Wyeth. [Man blind-
folded with large stick feeling his way
down road leading from house in
background.] © 1 ¢ Dee. 21, 1912;
G 42478.
To me he was unweariedly kind; by
N. C. Wyeth. [Man seated by steam-
ing kettle holding pipe and looking at
boy standing watching parrot in
swinging cage.] © 1 ©. Dee. 21, 1912;
G 42481.
SHIELD (WALDRON) & co., Barre, Vt.
[26442
Monument memorial design. [Statue
of draped woman with wreath in hand
standing on large square base bearing
inscription, Adams.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1912; G 42108.
SmirH (GEAN), New York. [26443
Horse sale. [Man mounted on one
horse driving another by grandstand
filled with people] © 1 ec. Oct. 11,
1912; G 41979.
SmMitH (HELENE F.), New York.
[26444
Barton (Clara). Bust, profile view,
in bas-relief. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1912; G
52291.
STEPHENS co., Charlotte, N. C. [26445
Myers Park. Bird’s-eye view. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 1912; G@ 42305.
STOCKMAN FARMER PUB. CO., Pittsburgh.
[26446
Motherhood. [Young woman stand-
ing by vase of flowers holding young
baby. in.arms.] © 1c, Oct. 74922;
G 41957
SrTRANG (JOHN), Chicago. 26447
Sweets to the sweet. [Young man
in colonial dress presenting box of
candy to girl standing by rustie chair
on lawn. © 1 ¢ Och. 2 ae
41993.
STRASBURG (FRED), Cincinnati. [26448
Wise (Isaac M.), rabbi. [Seulp-
tured bust.] © 1 «a Oct. 21, 1912; G
42080.
Sryron (Bessie£ B.), Washington, D. C:
[26449
Cat frieze. Scroll of cats in various
positions. © 1 ce Oct. 4, 1912; G
42006.
474
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
OF ART
26481
SWENNING (Revecca T.), Los Angeles.
[26450-26458
Branch of apple-blossoms. [Two lit-
tle birds seated around nest of eggs on
branch of apple tree.]
Campfire moonlight scene, Colum-
bia River, Or. [Forest scene showing
two Indians seated around campfire
on bank of river where small sail boat
is passing in moonlight. ]
Campfire moonlight scene,
and Indians, Columbia River. Or.
[Indians standing near tepees and
campfire in forest, on bank of river.]
tepees
Mt. Hood moonlight campfire scene.
[Indians around campfire near tents
on left bank of lake, with Mt. Hood in
distance. ]
Mt. Rainer campfire scene. [ In-
dians around campfire near tents and
canoes on shore of lake, with Mount
Rainer in distance. ]
Mt. Shaster, Cal., moonlight and
campfire scene. [Scene of two In-
dians in boat approaching tepees and
campfire on bank: of river opposite Mt.
Shaster. ]
Mt. Shaster and Lake Stuart, Cal.,
moonlight and campfire scene. [In-
dian in canoe approaching Indians
near tepees and campfire on bank of
lake, with Mt. Shaster in distance. ]
Purpie cobaea. [Bird feeding. its
young birdlings in nest built in broken
urn covered with cobaea flowers.]
Spray of eastern poppies. [Cushion
design showing spray of poppies dis-
each. Dee. 24. 1912; G
, salem. Mass.
[26459-26462
Old corner book-store, Boston, Mass.
[Three-story hip-roof building on cor-
ver of street, in bas-relief.] © 1.
vov. 25, 1912; G 42257.
Old North Church, Boston, Mass.
[Front view of church with steeple. at
nd of narrow street, in bas-relief.]
1c. Nov. 25, 1912; G 42258.
Old State House, Boston. Mass.
Long three-story building with
teeple in center, in bas-relief.] © 1
» Nov. 25, 1912; G 42259.
Witch house, Salem, Mass. [Large
ree by two-story cottage surrounded
pales fence.| © 1 ¢ Nov. °25,
G12; G 42260.
——————.
TAYLOR (WILL S.), New York.
[ 26463, 26464
Nootka whalers on west coast of
Vancouver Island, B. C. [Half-nude
man talking to two women under trees.
on Sea coast where other men are pull.
ing whale to shore.] © 1c. Nov. 23,
1912; G 42258.
Salmon fishers on the Nimphish
River, British Columbia. [Woman
with basket of fish on showlder stand.
ing, watching two men pull net full
of large fish to shore.] © 1. Nov.
28. 1912; G 42254.
TREADWELL (Mrs. DALE YARBROUGH),
Mabank, Tex. [26465
United we stand. [Lee and Grant
standing on each side of large U. §,
fiag on which is a scroll of verses.]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1912; G 41958.
TURNER (C. Y.), Washington. [26466
Conclave between Pontiac and Rog-
er’s Rangers. [Group of white men
with guns seated on bank of stream
opposite group of Indians watching
their captain and Indian chief shake
hands} "© Lre: “Sept 30, 1912: Gq
41948.
TWELVETREES (C.), Brooklyn.
[26467-26481
Choosin’ sides. [Two small boys in
baseball suits standing, measuring
hands on bat.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 423828.
Double play. [Small boy in base:
ball suit standing holding hand of one
little girl while kissing another.] ©
1 e. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42322.
Fancy free. [Little girl holding
traveling bag, seated on large trunk
by bird cage, surrounded by suitcase,
golf sticks and bandbox.] © 1c. Dea.
18, 1912; G 42420.
Fanned out. [Small boy in baseball
suit seated against tree with bat on
one side and little girl on the other
fanning him.] © 1. Nov. 27, 1912:
G 42327.
For the love of Mike. [Two little
girls fighting while small boy stands
nearby smiling.] ©1c. Dec. 18, 1912;
G 42423.
His inning. [Little girl, seated on
bench kissing small boy in baseball
suit.] ©1.e. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42330,
Home run. [Small boy with base-
ball bat under arm running by wall of
house while looking back at shadow of
woman with stick.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912; G 42328.
A75
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26482
TWELVETREES (C.)—Continued.
Hove of his team. [Small boy in
baseball suit standing with legs
erossed, left hand on bat and right
resting on hip.] ©1c¢. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42325.
Hot one.’ [Small boy in baseball
suit catching ball.] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1912: G 42329.
Mascotte (The). [Small boy in
baseball suit with bat under arm hold-
ing little dog by large rope.] ©1..
Nov. 27, 1912; G 423826.
Something coming off. [Little boy
listening at key hole.] © 1c. Dee. 18,
1912; G 42422.
Squeeze play. [Little boy seated
hugging and kissing little girl.] ©
1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1912; G 42421.
Stealing a base. [Small boy in base-
ball suit chasing dog which is running
with base-bag in mouth.] © 1c. Nov.
27, 1912; G 423881.
Two-bagger. [Small boy in baseball
suit walking with little girl on each
side.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42882.
Who said out. [Small boy stooped
dodging bat, tin-can and bricks.] ©
1 ec. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42824.
TWELVETREES (C. H.), New York.
[26482-26493
And thus she treats me on the street.
Little boy and girl on their ‘way to
school, he carrying the books and she
an apple and candy.
Bride I’ll be, and as you see, the
curtain makes a veil for me. Little
girl with long veil on head and bunch
of roses in her arms.
His steps they hear. Little boy and
girl standing side by side with arms
full of snow balls.
How men delight in woman’s plight
and rubber when she looks a fright.
Wind blowing little girl’s dress and
boy watching her.
I like the things that Santa brings.
Little girl with arms full of Christmas
bundles.
I’d like to be a mermaid free if mer-
boys wouldn’t bother me. Small boy
in surf splashing water in little girl’s
face.
O bless the rain, that I should gain
the love of such a gallant swain. Lit-
tle boy and girl under umbrella in rain
with a puppy at their feet.
Says Fido:—Gee I hate to see him
touch the punk to that fusee. Little
boy setting off firecrackers tied to pup-
py’s tail.
pt. FV, ae 6.) Saar
TWELVETREES (C. H.)—Continued.
Such sights are seen, I think it’s
mean to scare us so on Hallowe’en.
Little boy with Jack o’lantern fright-
ening little girl and puppy.
Then fore, she eries, and caddie
tries upon the ball to keep his eyes.
Little girl hitting golf ball while small
boy is carrying other sticks.
There sure must be some class to
me. Little girl with two pennants
Standing by small boy in football suit.
When she is near, words disappear
because she makes me feel so queer.
Little boy and girl standing, looking
at each other, and holding a valentine
behind their back.
© 1 c¢ each Dee. 27, 1912; G
42598-42609.
UbrRicH (JACOB), Hoboken, N. J.
[ 26494, 26495
Close call; by Charles Schreyvogel.
Two Indians on horseback and
mounted cowboy shooting at each
other. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1912; G 42217.
Mounted Indian chief; by Charles
Schreyvogel. Indian chief on horse-
back riding across plain with gun in
hands ready to shoot. © 1. Dec. 6,
1912; G 42292.
VACUUM OIL cCoO., New York.
[26496-26498
Cora. [Girl in low-neck sleeveless
dress with bow of ribbon on hair
seated in Roman chair resting cheek on
hand.] © 1c. Oct. 9, 1912; G 41969.
Dora. [Back view of girl in low-
neck dress leaning forward and look-
ing back over right shoulder.] © 1c.
Oct. 9, 1912; G 41968.
Flora. [Three-quarter view of girl
in low-neck dress with bare arms hold-
ing rose to breast.] © 1 @ Oct. 9,
1912; G 41967.
VienatTr (Louris), New York. [26499
Wilson (Thomas Woodrow). [Bas-
relief bust portrait on background of
U. S. map, framed in stars.] © 1.
Dec. 30, 1912; G 42653.
Von Brust (A), East Orange, N. J.
[26500-26503
Haying time. [Men loading hay on
wagon in field.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42339.
Hillside birches. [Country road
with three birch trees on right and
cottage at left.] ©1c. Dec. 18, 1912;
G 42441.
476
WORKS OF ART
no. 4, 1912
Von BEUST (A. )—Continued.
Mill (The). [Side view of old wa-
ter-mill showing mill wheel.] ©1..
Nov. 27, 1912; G 423840.
Sunset. [Men on wagon loaded with
hay driving over stone bridge near cot-
tage.] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42338.
HuseENETT (A.), Zanesville, O.
[26504
Royal Bob. [Front view of head of
eat.]. ©1c. Dec. 18, 1912; G 42442.
Yose (R. C. & N. M.), Boston.
[26505-26512
Autumn; by Mary L. Macomber.
[Bust portrait, three-quarter view of
girl wearing low-neck dress and loose
hair, with autumn leaves at breast.]
©1c. Nov. 9, 1912; G 42164.
Bride (The) ; by Mary L. Macomber.
[Half-length portrait, three-quarter
view, of girl wearing low-neck dress
and long veil, partly surrounded by
Easter-lilies.] © 1c. Noy. 9, 1912; G
42168.
Christ healing the sick; by Johan-
nes H. Jurres. [Jesus, in background,
standing with hand extended toward
group of sick people bowing and
Kneeling.| © 1 ec. -.Nov. 11, 1912; G
42199.
Flora; by Mary lL. Macomber.
[Half-length portrait, three-quarter
view of girl with flower in hands and
flowing hair.] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1912; G
- 42163.
Mona Rosa; by Mary L. Macomber.
[Front view bust portrait of woman
with shawl over shoulders and man-
tilla on head.] ©1le Oct. 31, 1912; G
42104.
Pandora; by Mary L. Macomber.
|Front view half-length portrait of
girl in low-neck dress partly opening
casket held in left hand.] ©1c. Nov.
9, 1912; G 42165.
Song; by Mary lL. Macomber.
[Half-length portrait of two girls, one
playing lute while the other sings.] ©
1 c. Nov. 9, 1912; G 42166.
Spring; by Mary lL. Macomber.
[Front view half-length portrait of
girl in loose low-neck dress with
flowers in hand and hair.] ©l1e.
Nov. 9, 1912; G 42167.
Von
WAGNER (Huco Garr), Syracuse, N. Y.
[26513
Ludden (Patrick A.). [Bas-relief
medallion showing front view bust of
man wearing miter and cross.] ©41e.
Nov. 9, 1912; G 42189.
rr
26524
WaLcoTtt (Harry M.), Rutherford.
IN. 4d [26514
On the hilltop. Young mother with
child in arms crossing top of hill. ©
1 e@. Dee. 18, 1912; G 423888.
Watson (Mrs. CHaArtes E.), Green-
ville, S. C. [26515
Prayer is the hand and faith the
key that unlocks God’s’_ treasury.
[Woman kneeling and holding open a
door at entrance to long corridor.] ©
1 ec. Dee. 28, 1912; G 42485.
WAYNE KNITTING MILLS, Fort Wayne,
Ind. [26516
Happy boy. [Small girl riding pony
over pasture.] © 1c. Oct. 7, 1912; G
41954.
WELDON (C. D.), New York. [26517
Fantasy man and girl. [Man with
harp and girl in medieval dress seated
in boat decorated with ribbon and
flowers.] © 1 ec. Nov. 19, 1912; G
42223.
WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO., Alton, III.
[26518
Choice of the wise. [Old hunter
with dog and gun standing by counter
examining box of shells as salesman
opens cash-register.] © 1 c. Oct. 9,
1912; G 41966.
WHEELER (MyrtTLE Nose), Oakland,
Cal. [26519
Happy family in the redwoods.
[Parent elks with young ones stand-
ing along bank of stream in forest of
large trees.] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1912; G
41982.
WHELAN (MiIcHAEL P.), Jersey City,
ING ell [26520
Field artillery going into action.
[Men driving six horses hooked to
cannon at full speed up slope of hill
accompanied by horsemen.] © 1 «
June 7, 1912; G 41579. .
WHITAKER (HENRY VAN DYKE &
CAROLINE MarTHA), Boston.
[26521
Divine light; by Darius Cobb.
[Young woman with book in left hand
and right extended standing on lawn
in stream of light, near Christian
Science church.] ©1c. Dee. 11, 1912;
G 42884.
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DECORATING
co., Pittsburgh. [26522-26524
Child Jesus teaching. Front view
of twelve-year-old boy seated unrolling
scroll across lap. ©1 ce. Dee. 15, 1912;
G 423038.
477
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26525
pt. IV, 8. ¥. 4
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DECORATING
co.—Continued.
Rabboni. Five lancet window show-
ing supper at Emaus, Christ at Beath-
any, Christ the divine consoler, and
the returning prodigal. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1912; G 42290.
Seven liberal arts; by William &
Annie Lee Willet. Seven lancet win-
dow showing Christ among doctors in
temple, in lower tier, and female fig-
ures of seven liberal arts, in upper tier.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1912; G 42255.
Wittrams (C. D.), New York.
[26525, 26526
Beryl. [Front bust portrait of girl
Wearing wide-brimmed hat trimmed
with flowers.] © 1. Nov. 27, 1912;
G 42855.
Moyra. [Three-quarter view bust
portrait of girl wearing bouquet and
wide-brimmed hat trimmed with feath-
ers.] ©1c. Nov. 27, 1912; G 42356.
Winscu (Jonun), New York.
[26527-26550
Basket of daisies. [Round split-
basket filled with flowers.]
Basket of purple asters.
split-basket full of flowers.]
Basket of red roses. [Round wicker-
basket full of roses. ]
Basket of tulips.
ket filled with roses. ]
Irame design with asters, 1. [As-
ters scattered around each end of oval
frame. ]
2. [Buneh of asters at top of
urn-shaped frame. ]
3. [Bunch of asters on opposite
sides of circular frame. ]
4. [Cluster of asters beneath
oval frame. ]
Oblong frame with apple-blossoms.
[Apple-blossoms around oblong frame. |
Oblong frame with voses. [Roses
on each side of oblong rectangular
_ frame. |
Oval frame with apple-blossoms.
{Apple-blossoms seattared around oval
frame. ]
Oval frame with roses. [Bunch of
roses above and below, and single rose
at each end of oval frame. ]
_ Red rose design, 1. [Roses arranged
in rectangle on oval frame. ]
2. [Roses arranged in two
bunehes connected by string of roses
over oval frame. ]
[Square
[Round split-bas-
WINSCH (JoHN)—Continued.
5. [Bunch of roses at each end
of oval frame made with rose
branches. ]
4. [Bunch and two strings of
rosas, above rectangular space for in-
scription. ]
Violet design, 1.
violets around oval.]
2. [Four bunches of violets:
around rectangle. ]
—— 3. [Three bunches of violets
around octagon. ]
4. [Four bunches of violets
around rectangle with truncated cor-
ners. |
[Four bunches of
Violet frame design, 1. [Bunch of
violets beneath and at each end of
oval frame. ]
—— 2. [Half wreath of violets at
each end of oval.].
—— 5. [Bunch of violets at each
end of fluted oval frame.]
4. [Small bunches of violets
scattered around oval frame.] ©l
ce. each Noy. 9, 1912; G 42169-42188,
42211-42214.
Wirt (AARON P.), Asheville, N. C.
[26551
Washington and Lee. [Front view,
half-length portrait showing Washing-
ton holding wreath above head of Lee. ]
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1912 Gaaiee
Wor & co., Philadelphia.
[26552-26573
Baby pianist. [Woman seated on
stool with arm around baby at her
side playing on piano.] © 1 ¢, Oct. 12,
1912; G 41983.
Charm of the rose. [Young woman
seated with her lap full of roses, hold-
ing one in right hand.] © 1 ¢. Dee.
31, 1912; G 42701.
Daughter of the west. [Right three
quarter view of head and shoulders of
girl wearing cowboy hat set far back
on her head.] © 1 ¢. Dee. 31, 1912;
G 42700.
Deep in thought. [Front bust por-
trait of girl, in widebrimmed hat
turned up at left, resting right arm on
chairback.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1912; G
42122.
Departure (The). [Two men as-
sisting lady who is about to enter
eanoe at foot of stone steps.] ©1e.
Oct. 12; 19125; G 41965.
478
WORKS
no. 4, 1912
~WoLr & co.—Continued.
Disappointed puppies. [Little girl
seated on doorsteps eating cake while
two puppies sit behind her looking
on.| ©i1c Oct. 12, 1912; G 41986.
Emblem of peace. [Young girl
wearing bonnet and curly hair, hold-
ing dove in hands.] © 1 ce. Oct. 12,
1912; G 41984.
Flowers and coffee. [Girl in even-
ing dress seated at small table sipping
eoffee and looking at bunch of flowers. ]
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1912; G 41987.
Full of solitude. [ Three-quarter
view bust portrait of girl, in wide-
brimmed hat turned up at side, look-
ing over right shoulder.] © 1c. Nov.
1912 G 42123,
Glad tidings at tea time. [One girl
Standing, listening while another
seated at small table reads letter.] ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1912; G 41988.
Girl with dove. [Young girl stand-
ing. holding dove with both hands and
laughing.] © 1c. Dec. 20, 1912; G
42454.
Grace and beauty. [Head and shoul-
ders of young woman in square cut
gown with bandeau on hair and head
turned to left.] © 1. Dec. 31, 1912;
G 42699.
Ideal home. {Young woman play-
ing piano and young man seated by
fireplace with child playing with toys
on floor by him.] © 1 ec. Nov. 20,
1912; G 42229.
Playing a reverie. [Two cupids
abore scene of girl seated at piano
Slaying}. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1912; G
41990.
Queen of the _ footlights. [Full
length figure of woman, in decolleté
chiffon gown, standing with right hand
resting on table and left holding
string of pearls about her neck.] ©
1 ¢. Dec. 31, 1912: G 42702.
OF ART
26575
Wor & co.—Continued.
Returning from the opera. [Back
view of girl in evening dress and fur
wrap, with fan in hand, looking back
over left shoulder.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1912; G@ 41991.
Serious discussion. [Four young
men seated listening to man reading
manuscript.] © 1 ¢ Nov. 7, 1912:
G 42124.
Society belle. [Bust portrait of
young woman with head turned to-
ward right shoulder showing three-
quarter view of face.] ©1c. Dee. 31,
1912; G 42708.
Stag. [Left side view of large deer
standing on mountain-side.] © 1 «.
Oct. 29, 1912; G 42096.
Sweethearts (The). [Young man
standing with arm resting on piano,
looking down at girl seated playing. ]
©, 1'¢. Oct. 12, 1912; G 41992.
Tempting beverage. [Two girls in
wide-brimmed hats seated at small
table drinking a beverage.] © 1 e¢.
Oct. 12, 1912; G 41995.
Voice of a child. [Young woman
seated at piano playing while child by
her ‘side’ sings:] © 1 ¢: Oct. 12, 1912:
G 41994.
WRIGHT (WILLIAM G.), Newark, N. J.
[26574
Called higher; by F. L. Naylor.
Monument consisting of rectangular
lettered base surmounted by figure of
angel with woman and bugle flying
upward: ©) 1°¢«. Nov. 29, 1912; G
42981.
ZAROKILLI (N. P.), New York.
[26575
Love song. Young woman seated in
arm chair, on tiger rug, listening to
girl at piano in right background.
1 @. Dec. 27, 1912; G 42611.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since
JST TA ieeG 6 La ILS 0 (ea en ar a ced
479
CLASSES H-K.
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS
OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER, PHOTOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
ABBoTT (A. THEODORE) Philadelphia.
[26576
Our silent salesman. © Nov. 16,
1912; 2 e« Nov. 18, 1912; K 50741.
ACETYLENE WELDING co., New York.
, [26577-26579
Oxygen cutting applied to bridge de-
molition, 1-3. © 1 ¢. each Dec. 20,
1912; J 176407-176409.
ACKERMAN (Ff. I.) Passaic, N. J.
[26580
Safe loads uniformly distributed for
L. L. yellow pine beams. © Oct. 1,
1992; 1 ce. Oct. 22, 1912; I 1130.
ADAIR (CHARLES HENRY) JR, San
Francisco. [26581-26585
[American beauty.] © July 10,
1912; 2c. Aug. 19, 1912; K 49364.
American beauty. 2-5. [Girls’
heads] © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
14, 1912; K 50396-50399.
ADAMS STUDIO, Portland, Me. [26586
Vulpius (Prof. Dr. Oscar) © Nov.
m, 1912; 2 «. Nov. 16, 1912; J 175785.
ADLER (L.) BROS. & co., Rochester,
ce. ¥. [26587, 26588
[Fashion posters.] C 205738 A. B.
© Oct. 11, 1912; 2 ec each Oct. 12,
1912; K 48774, 48775.
ALEXANDER (A. D.) Fredericksburg,
Va. [26589-26598
[5 photographs] :
Autumn morning.—Home. pasture.—
Shadows.—Stony road.—Upland pas-
ture. © Nov. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
27, 1912; J 175786-175790.
ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON LODGE NUM-
BER 22. See Freemasons. Vir-
ginia. Alexandria Washington
ledge number 22.
AuMan & co., New York, [26594
Silk association of America, officers.
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1912;
J 175359.
ALPHA SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY,
1 Leap of the Yellowstone.
ALMANAC ADVERTISING AGENCY, West-
field, N. J. [26595
Homestead. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2.
Noy. 27, 1912; K 51047.
New
York. [26596
Alpha sigma phi coat of arms. ©
Dec. .12, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 18,.1912; K
52289.
AMERICAN ART WORKS, Coshocton, O.
[26597-26634
[Colored ealendars] :
At your service. Ser. 127—2411.—Be-
tween two fires. Ser, 181-2431. — First
snow. Ser. 117-1474. — Fixing his
fences. Ser. 118-1475.—Good morning.
Ser. 119-1477.—Good start. 4423.—
Ser. 127-
2414.—Old homestead. Ser. 172-4456.
© Dee. 18, 1912; 2 ec each Dee. 27,
1912; K 52362-52369.
[20 prints]: ;
After the day’s work. Ser. 129-
2423.—Battle royal. 4486.—Beauty en-
throned. Ser. 131—-2434.—Best of the
Season. 1472.— Bonnie. Ser. 105-
1418.— Bringing home the , bride.
4481.—Dangerous passage. Ser. 151-
2482.— Dorothy. 4490.—EHleanor.
4475.—Hlizabeth. Ser. 105-1419.—
Hlk’s paradise. Ser. 126—2409.—Fall-
ing shadows. 4469.—Friends of: qual-
ity. Ser. 153-3464.—Grace. 4776.—
Intruders. Ser. 130-2425—Jefferson
and Lafayette at Monticello. Ser.
180-2426.—Little conqueror. Ser. 153—
3466.—-Mother’s pride and joy . 4482.—
Old rivals. 1414.—Our mascot. Ser.
153-3463.—Peace and plenty. Ser. 126—
2408.—Roses. Ser. 105-1420.—Safe.
Ser. 128-2418.—Sentinel. 4492.—Speed
the parting guest. 4487.--Sweet Anna-
belle. Ser. 153-3467.—Talk of the
town. Ser. 129-2421.—Thoroughbreds.
4493.—Ties that bind. 2420.—Wood-
lands. Ser. 128-2415. © Dec. 28,
194.3' 2 “cs each? Dec. 24,°°19125. K
| 52172-52174, 52176-52182, 52184-52193.
48]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26635
pt. IV, Desa
AMERICAN BLACKSMITH CO., Buffalo.
[26635
[Family pets. Horse’s head and
little girl.] © Oct. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
5, abi? < AK 51958:
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING CO.,
New York. [26636-26678
[Kashion cuts for ads, small size]:
[Apple, woman. 1655.]—[Autoing.
1661.] — [Autumn leaves. 1179.] —
{ Business. 1656.] — [Clothes shop.
1652.] — [Comfort. 1176.] — [Cool
weather. 1178.]—[Daintiness. 386.]—
{Entering house. 1649.] — [Evening
dress. 881.]—-[Evening dress. 1665.]—
[Friends. 1180.]—[Golf. 1653.] —
[Golfing. 1181.]—[Hats. 1658.]—[In
the home. 1664.]—[Little chat. 1182.1—
[London street. 1645. ] [ Meeting.
1665. ]—[Morning.
1654.] — [Newstand.
1660. ]-—[ Newsboy.
1670.] — [Numb
fingers. 1187.]—[Office. 1667.]—[On
deck. 1651.]—[Overecoat. 1189.]—
[Overcoat. 1647.]—[Park. 1662.]—
[Promenading. 1657.]— [Rain coat.
1646.]—[Reading. 1650.] — [Smoking.
1669.] — [Station. 1666.] — [Suit.
1191.]|—[Thinking. 1177.]—[Walking.
1659.] — [Walking. 1668.] — [Windy
day. 1190.]—-[Winter. 385.]—[Work-
ing. 1648.]. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ each
Oct. 29, 1912; K 49560-49570, 49572—
49585, 49587-49600, 49602.
[Foot-ball game. i186.] © Nov. 1,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49571.
[Opening door. 1184.] © Nov. 1,
1912; 2c. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49586.
[Winter’s day. 1185.] © Nov. 1,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1912; IX 49601.
AMERICAN
New York.
Aeteo faience flooring:
Kgyptian.—Grifin.— Malta. — Mean-
der. — Navajo. — Pantheon. — Quatre-
foil.—Rose.—Sorbonne.—Swastika. ©
Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct..15, 1912;
Ix 48884-48893.
FNCAUSTIC TILING CO., LTD.
| 26679-26688
AMERICAN MACHINIST, New York.
[26689
Tenth annual eonvention of the Na-
tional tool builders’ ass’n. © Oct. 19,
1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912: J 1743888.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN., New York.
[26690-2673
Barry (Gen.) and guests at West
Point military academy. © June 29,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 175104.
slaney (Mrs. Charles D.) and Mrs.
Potter. © July 22, 1912; 2c. Oct. 28,
1912; J 174697.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
Democratic mass meeting at Madi-
son Square garden, New York, Oct. 31,
1912. © Oct..31, 1912. 2° Novweee
1912; J 175466.
Dennis (Bruce) H. W. Coe and
Ormsby McHarg. © Aug. 3, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 28, 1912; J. 174703.
Hammond (John Hays) © Aug. 20,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174709.
Hibben (Pres.) inauguration of, at
Princeton. © July 7, 1912; 2 ec. Oct.
28, 1912; J 174710.
McCombs (William F.) and Goy.
Woodrow Wilson. © Nov. 7, 1912;
2c. Nov. 21, 1912; J 115475.
Montenegrin battery. © Nov. 14,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 21, 1912; J 175470.”
New York (U. S. 8S.) © Oct. 22,
1912;'2 e2’"Oct, 28, 19123) tata ee
+ launching of, 1, 274 Gen on
1912; 2 c. each Nov. 21, 1912; J 175467,
175468.
O’Gorman (Sen. James) © Sept.
26, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174708.
Policeman on horse. © Aug. 30,
1912 4.2 @.) Oct 28, 19925 Seis
Progressive mass meeting at Madi-
son Square garden, New York, Oct. 30,
1912... ©, Oct. 30, 1912; 2 2. Nove2i,
1912: J A TDATS:
Riverside drive, New York and U. 8.
fleet, illuminated. © Oct. 15, 1912;
2c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174704. |
Roosevelt (Theodore) 4. © Sept.
18). 1942. 2 e. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174695.
speaking, 1. © July 7, 1912;
2 e. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174692.
speaking, 2, 3. © Sept. 19,
1912; 2 c. ,each Ocha 2a eee
1746938, 174694.
speaking in New Jersey. ©
Aug... 7,> 1912; 2 @ Oct 2B idee
174696.
Sheldon (George R.) © Oct. 2,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; J Via 706:
Sickles (Stanton) © Oct. 3, 1912;
e. Oct. 28, 1912: J 174699.
Stevenson (A. M.) © Aug. 8, 1912;
e. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174705.
Stimson (Sec. and Mrs. H.), Miss
Helen Taft and Capt. Palmer. ©
Nov. 138, 1912;. 2 ¢ Nov. aly Joneses
175754. -
Sulzer (William) and Martin Glynn.
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912;
J 174691.
Taft (Miss Helen) © Nov. 14,
1912; 2 e, Now, 21, 1912; J. 1taeee,
i)
i)
482
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continueri.
Taft (Pres. William Howard) and
Pres. Hibben at Princeton. © July 7.
fot 2 -c.Oet.. 28, 19125 J pau?
—— boarding the U. Ss. S. Arkansi
during review. © Oct. 15, 1912*"3
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174701.
reviewing the U.
Sus. (©) Oct. 15, 1912;
1912; J 174700.
See. Von L. Meyer and Miss
Calder at launching of U. S. 8S. New
Mork. © Oct. 31, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 21,
1912; J 175472.
= speaking... ©- Sept. 12, 1912;
2c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174698.
Tillman (Sen. Benjamin) © Aug.
10, 1912; 2 © Oct. 28, 1912; J 174702.
Turkish family fleeing from army ot
allies. “© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 21;
1912; J 175474. .
_ Visitors to the U. S. S. Arkansas.
Mewect, 14..1912- 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912;
J 175165.
Watson (James) © Sept. 14, 1912;
2c. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174707.
Wilson (Pres. Elect Woodrow) ©
mews? 2 31e. Noy. 21, 1912; J
175471.
World’s series baseball game, 5
scenes. © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174686174690.
AMERICAN RADIATOR CO., Chicago.
[26731
© Dec. 16, 1912;
K 51946.
MACHINE
S. Arkan-
é.)' Oct. 2S;
S.
2
Carnival time.
2c. Dec. 19, 1912;
AMERICAN SEEDING
Springfield, O. {26732
Superior (Miss.) © Sept. 1. 1912;
2 c. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49083.
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT CoO., Milwaukee.
[26733-26751
9206-9217. ©
e.-each Dec. 19, 1912;
GO.
Fair colored posters.
May J, 1912; 2
mm
K 51966-51977.
[Fair poster.] 9296. © June 1.
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 19, 1912; K 51978.
Poultry colored posters 9263-9268.
© May 15, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 19,
1912; K 51960-51965.
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CO., New
York. [26752-26782
Automatic weighing and filling ma-
chine, crystal domino granulated. ©
ic. Nov. 21, 1912; J 175448
[30 photographs]:
American sugar refining company
buys its raw sugar from planters in
Cuba, Java, Philippines, Hawaii, etc.—
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CoO.—Contd.
Bins of crystal domino granulated su-
gar that feed package filling machine.
—Bone black filters, that remove im-
purities and purify the sugar liquor,
each holding 50 tons of bone black.—
Boston refinery.—Brooklyn refinery.—
Centrifugal machine removes uncrys-
tallized sugar.—Centrifugal machines
which extract all uncrystallized sugar.
—Chalmette, La., refinery.—Cutting
plates of sugar into dominoes.—Filled
moulds standing forty-eight hours to
erystallize—Filling crystal domino
moulds with sugar in liquid form.—
Growing sugar cane.—lInterior of mill,
grinding sugar cane.—Jersey City re-
finery.—Light test to detect imperfec-
tions.—Little Miss Domino.—Moving
drying ovens, where each domino su-
gar plate travels for two days.—Pack-
ing and weighing crystal domino su-
gar.—Packing crystal domino granu-
lated packages in cases.—Packing crys-
tal domino in cases.—Philadelphia re-
finery._Sealing packages of crystal
demino sugar before leaving refinery.
—Sterilizing mould with steam before
fillmg with sugar.—Sugar after leav-
ing vacuum pan before entering mould.
—Sugar taken from mould and placed
in moving drying ovens.—Taking
mould of crystal domino sugar out of
centrifugal machine.—Taking mould
of crystallized sugar out of wagon to
place in centrifugal machine.—Unload-
ing sugar from Hawaiian Islands at
the Jersey City refinery of the Amer-
ican sugar refining company.—Vacu-
um pan room. Boiling and erystalliz-
ing sugar. Each vacuum pan holds 125
barrels of sugar.—Vacuum pan. The
special preparation of syrups for crys-
tal domino sugar.
(eles cezgch, Noy. by | Lata." 3,
759: 20-175349.
AMES AND ROLLINSON, New York.
[26783
[Rococo border diploma design.] ©
Novi, 1912" 2 «Noy: 14, 19127 K
50627.
Amon (W. A.), Clarksburg, W. Va.
[ 26784, 26785
Lumberport, W. Va., high school. ©
Noy. 30, '1912:'2 @ Dee. 8, 1912; J
176014. , ;
Wilson’s (Woodrow) address at
Clarksburg, W. Va., Oct. 18. 1912. ve
Oct. 19, 1912: Rie. (Oetin 23 191] 4 J
174573
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26786
ANDERSEN (HENDRIK. CHRISTIAN),
Paris. [26786-26814
[29 prints] :
Coupe longitudinale sur le temple
des arts.—Coupe transversale sur le
temple des arts.—Hlévation de la Tour
du progrés.—Hlévation du temple des
arts sur le Grand Canal.—Elévation
général du centre artistique—HEtude
pour la facade de la Haute cour de
justice.—Etude pour la facade du
temple des religions.—Facade latérale
du temple des arts.—Fellowship, love,
joy of life—[Frontispiece.]—General
plan.—[General plan of fountain.]—
[Groups of fountain nos. 1-4. ]|—[ Horses
nos. 1, 2.]—International world cen-
tre.—Palais de la culture physique.—
Palais des congres.—Place des con-
gres.—Plan de la place des congres et
des Palais des nations.—Plan du cen-
tre artistique—Plan du centre olym-
pique.—Plan schematique de la ville.—
[Single groups.]—Vue perspective de
la place des congres.—Vue perspective
des centres artistique et olympique.
© Nov. 8; 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 7, 1912;
K 51598-51626.
ANDERSON. (B. ESTELLE), Alameda,
Cal. [26819
Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley.
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 ©. Nov. 16, 1912;
J. 175363.
ANDERSON (W. R.) co., New York.
[26816
They’re always washin’ sumthin’.
© Aug. 26, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1912; K
49657.
ANDREWS CARDS CO., Richmond, [Il.
[26817
My valentine. © Nov. 11, 1912; 2.
Nov. 15, 1912; K 50646,
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN., St.
Louis. [26818
On the way to the Alaskan gold
fields, 15046. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 «.
Sept. 25, 1912; J 173480.
ARBOGASTE (M. Howarpb), San Diego,
Cal. [26815
Love’s old sweet song. © Sept. 16,
1912; 2 ce; Sept. 23; 1912 ;.J. 173916.
ARCHAMBAULT (L. J.), Chicago.
[26820
Archambault delivering the goods.
© Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1912;
J 176652.
ARLINGTON ©o., New York. [26821
Pyralin girl © 1c Nov. 28, 1912;
J 175659.
pt. Iv; as.
ARLINGTON MILLS, New York. [26822
Jane. [Woman’s fashion plate
figure.] _© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1912; Kk 51106.
ARMOUR & Co., Chicago. [26823-26827
Autumn. [Calendar for Nov., Dec.,
1913.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1912; K 51148.
Flower girl calendar 19138. [Cover
design.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 c. Novy. 29, °
1912; K 51147.
Spring. [Calendar for May, June,
1913.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2-¢. Novy. 29,
1912; K 51149.
Summer. [Calendar for Aug., Sept.,
1913.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Now. 29;
1912; K 51150.
Winter. [Calendar for Feb., Mar.,
1913.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 c Nov. 29,
1912 il tie
ARMSTRONG (B. L.), Daytona, Fla.
[26828
Daytona, Fla., in January. Rose
garden at winter home of Benjamin L.
Armstrong. © Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
6, 1912; K 51442.
ATHLETIC KNITTING Co., Utica, N. Y.
[26829
Holly girl, O-484. © Dec. 16, 1912;
2c. Dec. 20, 1912; J 176411.
AURORA STUDIOS, Boston. [26830-26849
Aurora, A 8, C 2, C 8, C 4, 019-021,
025-028, 033, 036, 037, 039, 040, 055,
056, 058, 059. © Dee. 23, 1912; 2 c.
each Dee. 26, 1912; J 176107-176126.
AUSTIN (JAMES L.), Van Buren, Ark.
[26850
Plans and details of a shingle-cov-
ered log-house (dwelling). © 1 «.
Dee 2sy AO: ELT
AUTOMOBILE BOARD OF TRADE, New York.
126851
National automobile show, 1913.
[Colored poster.] © Dec. 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 5, 1912; K 513867,
B. V. D. co., New York. [26852
Opening game _ world’s _ base-ball
championship series, 1912. © Oct. 20,
1912; 2c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 50296.
RACHMAN (Sipney A.), Pittsburgh.
[26853
[Santa Claus, Christmas tree and
bells in colors on card: 11 by 14 inches. ]
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 ce. Dee 18, 1912;
IK 51746.
484
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
26919
Barer (WILLIAM T.), Detroit. [26854
Key transposing scale. © Dec. 11,
woea oe, Wee. 15, 1912% ib LET,
Bain (FRED B.) San Francisco.
[26855
)) Fane 2.9912) 2¢, 'Oek
1912; J 17478
Sister's.
ae,
Bain (GEORGE GRANTHAM) New York
[26856-26914
Bailey (Sen. Joseph) 2203-1, 2203-2.
© May 27, 1911; 2 c each Noy. 25,
1912; J 175694, 175695.
Bigelow (John), 1287-1. © Nov.
eat 2c. Oct. 7, 1912. J 1738856:
- Bonzano (Mgr.) 1810-8, 1810-5,
1310-6. © May 3, 1912; 2. c. each
Noy. 25, 1912; J 175680—-175682.
Campa (Maj. R.) M. J. Lujan and
J. P. Quemper. 1300-12. © Apr. 8,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1912; J 174580.
Cannon (J. G.) 1230-16. © Nov. 9,
1911; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1912; J 173849.
Carnegie (Andrew) 1276-14. © Dec.
21, 1911: 2c. Nov. 25, 1912; J 175700.
Carpenter (Oliver Clinton) 1283-38.
heb. 27, 1912: 2 c Nov: 25, 1912;
a S75697.
Coupe (Thomas) 1359-1. © Oct. 18,
1912: 2:¢. Oct. 23, 1912; J 174582.
| Croker (Richard) 1299-1, 1301-4,
1801-5. © Apr. 4, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
25, 1912; J 175702-175704.
Waele. FL) ives fy Mar. 5,
1912: 2c. Nov. 25, 1912; J 175676.
Festetics (Count and Countess de
olma) 1300-6. “© Apr. 1, 1912-''2'¢
Oct, 23,1912: J 174588.
Gans (Howard) 1283-15. © Feb.
oad 2 Gc. Oct..23, 191255 104581.
Gogarza (De) and wife, Mme.
Hames, 1242-1-5. © Nov. 4, 1911; 2
e. each Oct. 7, 1912; J 173844-173848.
Higginson (B. M.) jr., champion,
2590-11, © Apr. 5, 1912; 2 « Nov. 25,
1912; J 175701.
Homer (Vrs. Manisa) and children,
128422, 1284-3, 1284-4; .- @)) Mar? '%,
1912; 2c. each Nov. 25, 1912; J 175683-—
175685.
——_ twins and imfant, ‘1289-3,
1289-5. © Mar. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
25, 1912; J 175686, 175687.
Lesseps (Count de) G. Curtiss and
H. Latham, 1086-16. © Oct. 15, 1910;
2 ce! Nov. 25, 1912; J 175698.
National baseball league, 2379-13.
2 Dee! 13; 1911; Be. "Nov. 25;519125
J 175696.
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM )—Contd.
Phipps (Henry) 1808-5, 1308-6. ©
Apr. 13, 1912; 2 ec. each Nov. 25, 1912;
J 175678, 175679.
Queensberry (Marquis of) 1200-14,
Oi Ave.» 18) 1918s 2.6.,Octy 7, (1912;
J 173862, 173863. .
Reilly (Miss Caroline) 1294-8,
1294-4. © Mar. 22, 1912; 2-e. each
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175690, 175691.
Roosevelt (Theodore) 1087-S8-13. ©
Oct. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 23, 1912
J 174574-174579.
Schmidt (A Jager) 1201-14, 15. ©
Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 7, 1912;
J 173850, 173851.
Sinclair (Mrs. Upton) 1215-9, 10.
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 7,
| 1912; J 173857-173858.
Smith (Rev. Alex. Mackey) 1208-12.
© Aue. 30;' 1911 3°2'-c. \Oet. ‘7, 1912-°T
178859.
©
Stokes (W. BE. D.) 1222-1, 2.
July T1911 + 2 "ec. each Oct. 7, 1912
J 173854, 173855.
Stone (Warren S) 1298-9, 1298-10.
© Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 25,
1912; J 175692, 175693.
Sutherland (Duke) 1200-5, 6.
Aug. 15, 1911; 2°c. each Oct. 7, 1912;
Jiidivacee, 1asoe.
Taft (Mrs. W. H.) 1296-1. © Mar.
20; 1912 2 e, Nov, 25, 1912 ;.J-17567T.
Teyte (Maggie), 1228-4, 1228-16. ©
Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. he 1912;
J 173860, 173861.
Warwick (Countess) 1282-1. ©
Niamey (Oo OU: 12! e.) Nov. 25; 1922 > 5
175699.
1287-13, 1287-14. © Mar. 9,
POT Ze 27) es eae. Nove 2oy LOR ad
175688, 175689.
BALDWIN (JOSEPHINE L.), Newark,
Ni di [26915, 26916
Humility and ambition. © Dec. 2,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51816.
Illustration no. 2. © Dec. 2, 1912;
Ze.) Dec. 16, 1912; K 5i817.
Batt (W. M.) Corvallis, Or. [26917
Indian demonstration. © July 5,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1912; J 175386.
Bansprock (W. E.), Auburn, Cal.
[26918, 26919
Blind digger Indian age 108, 1. ©
Oct. 5, 1912; 2c. Oct. 9, 1912; J 174004.
2. fOr Ock,’'3,- 1982” ier Get: 9,
1912; J 174005.
485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26920
pt. Iv, n. Sy ved
BANDHOLTz (F. J.) Ponea City, Okla: | Beaton (O.) Seattle.
[26920 |
Ponea City, Okla., Grand ave.
night. © Dec. 27, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 36, |
1912; J 176792:
BarRdDa (JOSEPHINE) San Francisco.
at |
| BEAVER co., Buffalo.
[26921 }
Playing harp backwards. © Oct.
5 Ve au hi beep
BARDSLEY Altoona, Pa.
[26922
Human flag. ‘© Ocho, 4912. "2. ¢.
Oct. 16,3912: J 174514.
BARKER (B. BENTON) Burlington, Vt.
Brown Point, N. Y.: [26923-26927
Champlain memorial, light—Fort
Amherst, east bastion and moat.—Fort
Amherst, ruins,
quarters.—Fort
cers’
south and east barracks.
1912; 2 c. each Nov.
175945-175949.
BARNES (CHARLES E.) Galesburg, Il.
[26928, 26929
Patients taking verozone treatment.
(ARTHUR R.)
Amherst ruins, offi-
© Nov. 27,
bi © ame (9 3 Af
Gen. Amherst head- |
barracks.—Fort Amherst ruins, |
ce, Oct. 30,1912; J 174738. ||
(©) Aug. 7, 19123'\2°@ Oct: 7} 19122 K |
458471.
Viroscope. © Aug. 7,
Oct. 7, 1912; IK 48472.
BARRENTHER (HENRY) Brooklyn.
[26980, 269381
Delaware Water Gap, 1, 2. © Oct.
1S) 1092-2 cs) each Oct. 19, ToIss Ts.
174345, 174346.
2G;
LO?
BARRINGER {(OsmMonpd L.). Charlotte,
N. f 26932
Cutting his wisdom teeth early. ‘©
Juin By 19t2 S es tune. 28," 1912 & i
T5381.
Bargy (Wiiitram dJ.), Dorchester,
Mass. [269383
Diving girl. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 12, 1912; J 174003.
BracH (Howarp D.) Buffalo.
[26934-26936
3 photographs]:
Hollyhocks.—Oaks.—Surf.
1, 1912; .2.,¢c; each Woy.) 4, 0912 -
175031—175033.
© Nov.
J
SEADON: (F.) Kirksville, Mo. [26937
Nerve charts. [8 sheets.] © Oct.
11, 1912; 1 eq Oct. 14,:1912 1 dai.
New York.
[26938
© Dee. 22, 1912:
J 176589.
Brats (Jessie TarBox)
Christmas. boy.
- ¢. Dec; 23, 1912;
4&
[26939, 26940
(2 photographs]:
Ethel Zane.—Star of Finland. ©
ov. 9, 1912; 2c. each) Nov, t2nasreo
175205, 175206:
[26941, 26942
[2 photographs]:
Low German hall, Grand Island,
Neb.—Office model steam laundry,
Huron, S. D. . © July 1, 1912; 2°)
each July, 25, 1912; J 175263, 175264.
BECKMAN (THOMAS J.), Philadelphia.
[26943
His mother’s caddy. © Novy. 1,
1912: 2 ec. Nov. 29, 191249 ori
BECKMANN (B.), Louisville, Ky.
[26944
Hollow Horn Bear (Chief) © Oct.
14, 1912; 2c. Oct. 7, 1912; J 174240.
BEHRENDT (RICHARD), San Francisco.
. [26945
San Francisco, panorama. © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 ¢. Oet. 9, 1912; J 174014.
BELINFANTE (ERNEST E.) Philadelphia.
[26946
St. Clement’s church sanctuary. ©
Dec. 20, 1912: 2 c. Dec. 24, 1912; J
| 176822.
BELL (ALFRED) AND ©CO., London.
[26947-26950
Carmichael (Lady) © Dec. 2, 1912;
2c. Dee. 20, 1912; K 52059.
Oroker (Miss) © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 e.
Nov. 5, 1912; K 49924.
[Gower (Countess) and child.] ©
Aug. 1, 1912: 2.@ Nov. 5.) eee
49923.
Hamilton (La belle) © Dec. 2,
1912; 2c Dec. 20, 1912; K 52060;
(JAMES W.) son & ©o., New
York, [26951-26974
Plate nos. 1-24. © Nov. 10, 1912;
2 ¢. each Nov. 8, 1912; K 50064-50087.
~
BELL
RELL CAMERA AND VIEW CO., Springfield.
[26975-26978
Argo corn products company plant,
panorama. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. Oct.
12, 1912; J 174084.
Arkansas on wheels. © Noy. 21,
1912; 2 @ Nov. 25, 1912; J 175675.
Illinois state fair farm exhibit. ©
Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ‘c.. Oct. 19) tei
174355. *
Wilson (Woodrow) © Oct. 10,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1912: J 1408s.
4)
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
27019 .
BELLE-OvpRY (Epwarp) Oakland, Cal.
[26979
Cumig.. €) Oct. 22, 1912: 2 ¢: Oct.
28, 1912; J 174681.
BELLINGER (J. A.) Lakefield, Minn.
[26980-26982
Lakefield high school blidg. and
school. © Nov. 6, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175954.
Mohammad Ali (J.) 11483 A, B. ©
Meteo, 1912; 2 c. edch Nov. 29; 1912;
J 175952, 175953.
BENNETT (JOHN), Charleston, S. C.
[26983
Summer weather. © Dec. 25, 1912;
2 ¢. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52466.
BENNETT (W. G.) Toledo, O. [26984
Beauty and the beasts. © Nov. 25,
eorere.c. Dec, 16, 191253 1763381:
BENSON (L. JOSEPHINE) New York.
[26985
Live weight. © Dee. 7, 1912; 2.
Dee. 17, 1912; J 176339.
BERLIN PHOTOGRAPHIC co., New York.
[26986-26989
Derby (Lady) © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 1, 1912; K 50747.
Blizabeth of Russia. © Sept. 1,
#912; 2c. Nov. 1, 1912; K 50746.
Moncrieff (Mrs. Seott) © Sept. 1,
1912, 2c: Nov. 1, 1912; K 50749.
Spencer (Lady) © Sept. 1, 1912;
2c. Nov. 1, 1912; K 50748.
BruM (STEPHEN D.) Detroit. [26990
Are you a bull moose? © Oct. 26,
112; 2 e Oct. 24, 1912; J 174637:
BICKELHAUPT (CLARA) Mt. Vernon,
WY. [26991
September sunset. © Dec. 17, 1912;
2c. Dec. 18, 1912; J 176343.
Bion (S. F.) Elyria, O. [26992
Bihn’s improved incubator. 4 sheets.
© Nov. 26, 1912; 1 c. Dee. 2, 1912; I
1165.
Brrp (S. JoHN) Shamokin, Pa.
[26998, 26994
[2 photographs]:
Down where the sunnies bite.—Old
grist mill. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. each
Dec. 3, 1912; J 176015, 176016.
BIRMINGHAM (ERNEST F..), New York.
[26995-26997
Daily production and consumption
of news print paper in the United |
States. © Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 16,
1912; K 51954.
Imports of printing paper total and
free and dutiable. © Dec. 21, 1912:
2: Dee: 27, 19123 1K 523861.
Number of days supply of news print
paper in sight in the United States.
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1912; IK
51955.
BISBEE (C. E.), Twin Falls, Idaho.
[26998-27002
Twin Falls, the magic city. © Oct.
8. 1912;..2 ¢ Oct. 15; 1912; J 174184.
[4 photographs]:
Civic center, 181, 612.—Twin Falls
high school, 287, 613. © Oct. 2, 1912:
2-e. each Oct. 7, 1912; J 173884-173887.
RLANEY (VALENA) Lakewood, O.
[ 27005.
Dawn. © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 c. Noy.
29, 1912; J 175858,
BLASHFIELD (Epwin H.), New York.
[ 27004-27009:
Wisconsin state capitol:
Decoration for dome crown, Wiscon-
sin enthroned upon clouds, 1.—Frag-
ment, lower portion dome _ crown,
crouching female figure and one head.
6.—Fragment of dome crown, enlarge-
ment of the heads of the figure occur-
ring in photograph no. 6; 7.—Frag-
ment of dome crown, half length figure
of Wisconsin and two heads, 3.—Left
hand portion of dome crown, three fig-
ures, one holding out a fishing net, and
two heads, 5.—Right hand portion of
dome crown, two reclining figures and
two heads, 4. © Nov. 1, 1912; 1 «.
each Nov. 23, 1912; 1 ¢. each Dec. 31.
1912; J 176816-176821.
BIRMINGHAM (ERNEST F..)—Contd.
SBLATZ (WILLIAM), Parkersburg, W.
Va. [27010
Parkersburg, W. Va., panorama. ©
Cede, IOUT es Oet: (ay 1912 > dire,
Oct. 15, 1912; J 174220.
BueE (F.), New York. [27011-27016
[Small size cuts] 030, 1—030, 6:
Ceremony.—Home.—Outfit.—Propos-
ing.—Their joy complete—Wedding
trip. © Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
23, 1912; K 50805-50810.
Bouser (W. G.), Le Mars, Ia.
Writing her own checks.
Oct. 19, 1912; J 174339.
Bompoy (ARTHUR), Mobile.
[27018, 27019
[2 photographs]:
Bienville hotel—Cawthon hotel. ©
Oct, 22, 19125 2 c. each Oct. ‘24, 1912;
J 174600, 174601.
[27017
Cy re se:
487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27020
BoN TON ART CO., Boston. [27020-27051
[Colored post cards]:
Christmas greetings. God _ bless
you.—Christmas greetings. May you
have a very merry Christmas.—Christ-
mas greetings. Merry and happy.—
Don’t hurry away.—Happy New Year.
May joy acclaim for you the day.—
Happy New Year. May your horizon
be rosy.—Happy New Year with sin-
cere wishes.—Heaith, happiness and
friends sincere.—I don’t know what
you wish for most.—Jollv Christmas
and happy New Year. May every mo-
ment.—Jolly Christmas and Happy
New Year. Spirit of the season.—Jolly
good time and plenty of turkey. Let
us be truly thankful.—May Christmas
bring you everything.—May the New
Year mark for you.—May your Thanks-
giving dream come _ true. — Merry
Christmas. May all that life can hold
of joy.—Merry Christmas. May Santa
Claus leave you loads.—My Thanksgiv-
ing wish.—My wish for you.—Old year
passes, the new is here.—Santa Claus
must be very near.—Thanksgiving
greeting. I hope you will have much.—
This is Santa Claus’ little messenger.—
Time stealthily steals upon us.—Very
merry Christmas. May Christmas
bring you everything.—Very merry
Christmas to you.—Wishing you suc-
cess and a bountiful Thanksgiving.—
With all good wishes.—With all kind
wishes.—With every good wish.—With
sincere wishes for your happiness. ©
Apr. 11, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 20, 1912
K 50647-50678.
BONDS AND MORTGAGES, Chicago.
[27052
Use the key and snore away. ©
Oetirtt, tole; 2. Goch 2a, 19tas es
49388.
Bone (KE. H.), Wellsburg, W. Va.
[270538
Wellsburg, W. Va., St. John’s Catho-
lic church. © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
(, 1912; J 175134.
Bone (RicuarD), Berlin. [27054
Neckerei. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ec.
Oct. 19, 1912; K 49173.
BONNEVILLE COUNTY FAIR ASSN., Idaho
Falls, Ida. [27055
War bonnet round-up. © July 23,
1912; 2 ec. Aug. 7, 1912; K 48881.
BONSALL (JAMES W.), Detroit.
[27056-27127
Advertising cartoons 18-24:
Appearance. 17.—Attentiveness. 21.
—Light. 19.—Mistakes. 23.—Price.
pt. Iv, 0.S., v. 7
BONSALL (JAMES W.)—-Continued.
16.—Prosperity. 15.—Pull. 18—Re-
pentance. 20.—Size. 24.—Space. 13.—
Waste. 22.—Work. 14. © Oct. 8,
1912; 1 c.. each O¢t. Se aaeeee
each Oct. 21, 1912; K 49341-49352. :::
25-36 :
Advice. 29.—Bargains. 35.—Cor-
rect. 31.—Flat. 34.—How. 36.—Lost,
an opportunity. 32.—Poor. 30.—
Rooms. 28.—Rover. 25, 26.—Talk.
338.—Worry. 27. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2
e. each Oct. 31, 1912; K 49659-49670.
—— a (18 -
Chance.—Cure.—Doubt vs. certain-
ty.—Failure. — Fish. — Floundering.—
Hammering.—I came after your copy.—
Maybe.—Oh dear, I’m so _ tired.—
Promptness.—Soft. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2
ec. each Nov. 18, 1912; K 50360-50371.
[Cuts for ads.]:
Automobiles. 52.—Back room. 49.—
Back room, continued. 50.—Cause for
regret. 51.—Entire satisfaction. 54.—
Errand boy. 60.—Growing business.
56.—Knights. 53.—Lost, five dollars.
59.—Short cut. 58.—Skeptic. 55.—Sub-
stitution. 57. \ © Nove 217 tot tee
each Nov. 27, 1912; K 51033-51044.
[Cuts for ads., 34 by 7 inches. ]
Have you ever noticed. 8$4.—House
to house. 77.—My ma says that if
youre the editor. 79.—Restaurant.
74, 75.—Soliloquy. 76.—Spasmodic.
78.—Street car advertising. 73.—
That chump of a book-keeper. 81.—
Through advertising in the want ads
for washing to take home. 80.—
Turning point. 83.—Up in the attic.
82. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ec. each Dec.
26,. TOT24 VK 52195-52206.
[Small size cuts for ads.]
Character. 66.—Correct. 68.—
Foresight. 64.—Going down. 69.—
News item. 62.—Persistence. 63.—
71.—Slocum (Bill)
72.—Somewhere. 65.—Suburban
roonis. 61.—Surprise. 67.—Up-
stream. “70. ‘© Dec. Ty 49t2-e
each Dec. 11, 1912; K 51630-51641.
Pride goes, ete.
Boor AND SHOE RECORDER PUB. CO.,
Boston. [27128
Recorder girl for 1913. © Dec. 23,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52246.
Boozer (V.R.), Lake City, Fla. [27129
Roses (The) © Oct. 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9, 1912; J 174007.
BoscH MAGNETO co., New York. [27130
Bosch building. © Dec. 2, 1912 ; 4
ec. Dee. 14, 1912; K 51952.
488
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
[27 tai
© ee. “Och: Tk
Boston GLOBE, Boston.
Who’s up mister.
1912; J 174800.
Bovupovusevuie (Pau C.), Spring Hill,
Ala. [27132
Symbol of the chamber of commerce
and business league of Mobile. ©
fem i 1912s 2 ¢c. Oct. 4, 1912; K
48925.
BOWERMAN (A. F.), Batavia, N. Y.
[27183
Ram .c) Oct. 23,1912: 2 c. Oct. 25,
1912; J 174639.
Bowes (J. H.), New York. [27134
Detroit bankers 1912. © Nov. 22,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50842.
Bow.Les & CALDWELL, Milford, Tex.
[27185
Milford, Tex., Texas Presbyterian
college for girls. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2
¢. Noy. 25, 1912; J 175673.
BowMawn (W. S.), Pendleton, Or.
[27136-27160
Adams (Roy) riding Sea Lion, 212.
i Sept. 24, 1912: 2 c. Oct. 30, 1912;
a a7o223.
Blancett (Bertha) in bucking con-
fest. 506. .© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c..Oct. 30,
9912; J 17217.
Corbet (Ben) leaving Cyclone, 308.
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 30,.1912;
J. 175219.
Going down, 226. © Sept. 24, 1912;
BaceWet, 00, 1912; J 175221.
Joyce (John) on Angel, 215. ©
mem. 241912; 2 c. Oct: 30, 1912; J
175224.
Let ’er buck series, 201, 211, 218,
214, 216, 227-229, 232, 234, 248, 309.
© Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 30,
1912; J 175225-175236.
McGinnis (Dick) on Brown Eyes,
24055) Sept. 28, 19125 2.e.-Oct: 30,
1912; J 175222.
McLeod (Tex.) in bucking contest,
wi (Cc) Oct: 1, 1912; 2 c ‘Oct. 380,
1912; J 175215.
Minor (L. W.) in bucking contest,
ee. eG). Oct. 1, 1912); 2>.c:.. Vet. 30,
1912; J 175218.
Muir (John) in bucking contest,
28. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2 ¢ Oct. 30,
1912; J 175220.
Round-up, Pendleton, Or., 300. ©
Oct. M2; 1912; 2 c. Oct: 30, 1912; J
175238.
Round-up, Pendleton, Or., grand re-
view, 303. © Oct. 12, 1912; 2 c. Oct.
0, 1912; J 175239. .
74324—13——4
CLASSES, H TO K
27198
BowMAN (W. 8.)—Continued.
Round-up grand stand, 301. © Oct.
i, 1912; 2 ec. Oct... 30, 1912; J 175237.
Stanley (Jason) in the drunken ride,
oad iG). Oct. 2. 1912* 2. es Oct: 30;
1912; J 175216.
Brack (A. A.) San Antonio. [27161
Turkey trot, Cuero, Texas. © Nov.
26, 1912; 2 ce. Dee. 2, 1912; J 175986.
(A. F.), New York.
[27162-27167
Lawtore (Miss Mary) 1-6. © Oct.
i tone 2 a. | evel Oct (15. 1912"
J 1741781741838.
BRANDHOLTzZ (I. J.), Ponea City, Okla.
[27168
This is fine. © Oct. 16, 1912; 2 e¢.
Oct. 18, 1912; J 174308.
BRADLEY
Braun (Cari F’.) San Francisco.
[27169
Diagram for the rapid determination
of mean temperature difference values.
fe; ‘Oet, 28. 1912 ¥ 7-11.32.
BRAUN & CO., Paris. 27170-27193
Aprés la victoire; by M. Orange,
8005. © June 1, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
1912; J 1757129.
Arrivée de Bonaparte au Cairo apres
Jaffa; by Georges Bourgain, 8048. ©
June 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912; J
BP ESris Sh |
Avis (L’) de la famille; by A. Guil-
laume,: 8037. ‘© June 1,. 1912: 2 «.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175726.
Bouquet (Le); by A. Lynch, 6159.
© June 1, 1912; 2 c Nov: 25, 1912;
Jd AT5TST.
Chemin de croix; by Jean Béraud,
8020. © June 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25,
1912 °F. 17136.
Chevanchée (La); by G. Scott, 8008.
© June 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912;
Fi iia livesets
Chiens et chats; by Yo Lam, 80338.
©, June) 1, 1912; 2c. Nov. 25, 19a2-
3 Miat23.
Convoitise; by Alfred Schlomka,
8001. © June 1, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
19123; J.175728.
Couture (La); by G. Schnegg, 8010.
) June 1; 1912; 2.c. Nov. 25, 1912;
J 175724.
Expiation (L’); by HE. Friant, 8074.
© June 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912;
J 1757438.
Famille d’ours; by G. IF’. Rotig, 8051.
© June 1, 1912; 2c. Nov. 25, 1912;
J 175742.
489
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27194
Braun & co.—Continued.
Fin de spectacle au cirque di Néron;
by Jan. Styka, 8053. © June 1, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 14, 1912; J 176325.
Gouter (Le); by J. A. Muenier,
6171. © June 1, 1912526. ‘Nov...25,
1912; J 175782.
Infusion (L’); by Marcel Rieder,
R044 %@) June (1, 19122 2. Nov. 25;
1912; J 175731.
Lecon (La) de danse; by Mlle.
Suzanne Hurel, 8057. © June 1, 1912;
2 ¢. Nov. 25, 1912; J 175725.
Lecture (La); by Walter Firle,
6129. © June 1, 1912; 2c Dec. 14,
1912* J 176323.
Maraude (En), renards; by G. F.
Réottig, 8050. © June 1, 1912; 2c.
Novy. 2b,"10112 + Srelivorar,
Matinee de Septembre; by Paul
Chabas, 6168. © June 1, 1912; 2 «¢.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175734:
Musician (Le) sourd; by A. KE.
Emslie, 8052. © June 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175730.
Napoleon et le Pope; by J. F.
Laraud, 8015. © June 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov: 25; 2912s Ata TSS:
Petits (Les) amis de Jesus; by T.
H. Flandrin, 6164. © June 1, 1912; 2
e.. Noy. 25, 1912); Jh1757(39,
R:. (Mile. A:). portrait of; by H.
Rondel, 6167. © June 1, 1912; 2 «@
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175740.
Tolstoi—Vhomme de la vérité; by
Jan. Styka, 6123.. © June 1, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 14, 1912; J 176324.
Triptyque; legends Franc - Comtoise
Saint Ferréol; by Joseph Aubert, 8056.
© June 1, 1912:.2'e. Novy. 25, 1912* J
175741.
Brewster (WALES C.) Washington.
[27194
Morris, Conn., Bantam Lake. ©
Noy. 20, 1912 2 c, Woy. 29, 1912" K
51360.
Briccs (WILLIAM B.) Brockton, Mass.
[27195, 27196
[2 photographs]:
Coming champions.—Happy days. ©
Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 30, 1912; J
174869, 174870.
BrRIGMAN (F'rep H.), Pittsburgh.
[27197
[Arabian lords of the American des-
ert lodge seal.] © Oct. 24, 1912; 2.
Nov. 30, 1912; K 51169.
Brooks
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 7
BRISTOL (FREDERICK), Newburg, N. Y.
[27198
Little Nemo, two legged dog. ©
Aug. 15, 1912);:25c.. Qe Mapai
174147.
BROOKLYN, Y. M. C. A. (Navy)
Y. M. C. A. (Navy) Brooklyn.
(W. E.)
See
Okla.
[27199
Hiawatha’s wooing. © Sept. 11,
1912; 2.¢. Nov. 29, 19125 0 4fgqiee
BrotHers (N. A.) Aberdeen, S. D.
[27200, 27201.
Aberdeen, S. D., C. M. and S. P. M.
railroad roundhouse. © Dec. 8, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176055:
—— panoramic view, 1912. © Dee.
9, 1912; 2 c Dee. 17, 1992 Fra
Brown (CHARLES S.) Biloxi, Miss.
[27202
Whitaker (Esther C.) ©1c. Nov.
22, LOL2= (J Tela.
Shawnee,
Brown (M. A.) PAPER BOX Co., Saint
Louis. [27203
Summer. [Candy box top design.]
©. Aug. 24, 1912; 2 ec, Sept. 16, 1912=
K 50750.
Brown & Dawson, Stamford, Conn.
[27204-27219
Panama canal:
Down in the bottom, 882.—Gatun
locks, 880.—Lock gates, 1094.—Look-
ing south through the Gatun locks,
1096.—Looking south through the tre-
mendous Culebra cut, 877. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 4, 1912; J 1738801—
173805.
Seven geese, 3036. © Nov. 15, 1912;
2°c.. Nov. 18, 1912: J afoeee
Springfield express. © Oct.
1912; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1912; J 174873.
[4 photographs]:
Diving boys, 97.—High speed motor
boat, 3086.—Trinidad, St. James road,
7138.—Washing scum in the tropics,
70. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 @ each Dec.
26, 1912; J 176646-176649.
[5 photographs] :
Chinese cemetery, 922.—Cuban lot-
tery ticket seller, 531.—Dancing out
eccoa, 979.—Indian coolie basket mak-
er, 1020.—Potato race, 1107. © July
41,1912; 2.2: each. Oct. Ti eae
174078-174082.
Bryan (H. V.) Annapolis, Md. [27220
[Brigade Christmas card. Navy girl
with goat.] © Dee. 17, 1912; 2 ce. Dec.
16, 1912; K 92259.
22,
490
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
27261
BRYANT (CHARLES C.), Hartford.
ZA GP ERY F (p45)
[5 prints]:
Bird house.—Hat rack.
stand.—Nail bex.—Taboret. © Dec.
3, 19123: 2, e--each Dec. 14, 19125) K
51998-52002.
BUCHER (WILLIAM F.), Washington.
[27226, 27227
Lamp
[2 photographs] :
Silverbrook.—Water smiles. © Nov.
foots 2 e: each Nov. 1, 1912507
174986, 174987.
Buck (GEORGE V.), Washington.
21224
Peynado (Senor F. J.) 1-3. ©
Mar. 16, 1912; 2 c each Apr. 4, 1912;
3 167764-167766.
BUCKINGHAM (C. O.) Washington.
[27228, 27229 |
Charm of the silvery moon. © Dec.
a2, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 13, 1912; J 1763807.
Moon serene. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 ¢.
mec ts, 1912- J 176306.
Burk (G. H.) New York. [27230
Better. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
15, 1912; K 50481.
BUFFALO CO-OPERATIVE STOVE CO., Buf-
falo. P2728)
Amherst stoves, ranges [and] fur-
naces. © Novy. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 7,
1912; K 50322.
BUNNELL (S. U.) Pasadena, Cal.
[27232-27236
In the redwood forests, Humboldt
County, Cal. © Aug. 23, 1912: 2 ¢.
Oct. .21, 1912; J 174468.
[4 photographs]:
Fortunas big trees.—Old old story.—
Scotia, Cal., the home of the Pacific
lumber co.—Wonderful scene ‘mid the
giant redwoods. © Sept. 16, 1912;
2 ec. each Oct. 21, 1912; J 174465-—
174467, 174469.
Bureess (ED.) & son, Philip, S. D.
[27237
Pack train across the continent. ©
my to, 1OI2s 2 ec. Noy. 22, 1912: J
176008.
Burcess (W. BH.) Scottsville, Va.
[27238-27240
Columbia, Va., Flat Iron Point
(mouth of Rivanna River.) © Oct.
ao. 19125 22 c. Nov. 18, 1912; J1753738.
James River looking east from the
ferry, Columbia, Va. © Oct. 19, 1912;
Ze, Noy. 18, 1912: J 175374.
Scottsville, Va., Valley st. © Oct.
Burns (JAMES F.) Philadelphia.
[27241
150 amp. 3 pole switch box no. 153—
D and 153-S. © Oct. 16, 1912; 1 e.
Nov. 5; 1912-1 1941.
BuRPEE (W. ATLEE) & co., Philadel.
phia. [27242-27247
[Colored plates for Burpee’s 1913
catalogue] :
Burpee’s new dwarf-giant tomato.
3.—Burpee’s new melon, the spicy can-
taloupe.—Five of the finest new:
Spencer sweet peas for 1913. 112.—
Spencer sweet pea, Sterling Stent.—
Superb new hybrids of demorphotheca
aurantiaca. 111.—8 superb wrinkled
garden peas. 6. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 «©
each Dee. 28, 1912; K 52414-52419,
BusH (DANIEL P.) Washington.
[27248
Girl in the moon. © Dec. 9, 1912;
2 e@. Dec. 10, 1912; K 51554.
BuTLER (WILLIAM FE.) Milwaukee.
[ 27249.
Ave Maria. © Nov. 2, 1912; 2 «4
Noy. 6, 1912; K 50010.
BUTTERFIELD (DAvip W.) Boston.
[27250
Boston first church of Christ, scien-
tist (the mother church) © Dec. 5,
£912 "2 ec. Dec. 2, 19123" 5 176107.
Byron co., New York. [27251
New York, hotel Knickerbocker,
31704. © Dec. 10, 1912; 2c. Dec. 11,
1912; J 176281.
CaBot (T. H.) Boston.
Baha (Abdul):
Group, 1.—Large bust. 3.—Small
bust, 4—Standing, 1. © Dee. 14,
1912; 2c. each Dee. 20, 1912; J 176403-
176406.
CALLAHAN (RUBERTA) Chicago.
[27256
Holiday greetings from Chicago. ©
Oct? 26; 1912" 2. ie. Oct. 28, 41912. 1K
49461.
CALLEY (F. W.) Bristol, N. H. [27257
Wild foxes. © Nov. 21, 1912; 2
Nov. 21, 1912; J 175449.
Camp (F. H.) Huron, S. D.
[27258-27261
[27252-27255
Huron, S. D.:
City of.—College. © Oct. 23, 1912;
2 ec. each Nov. 4, 1912; J 175057, 175058.
U. S. D. campus. © Dee. 20, 1912;
2 ce. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176788.
Yankton college, 1912. © Dee. 20,
10, 1912; 2 c. Nov..18, 1912; J 1753875. | 191242 c. Dee. 30, 1912; J 176789,
491
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27262
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. ¢
CAMPBELL (NELLIE L.) San Francisco.
[27262
Taj Mahal. © 1 ¢. Nov. 29, 1912;
J 175793.
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[27263-27266
[Morning bath. Nude girl in water. ]
2360. © Nov. 14, 1912; 2 ¢ Nov. 15,
1912; K 50488.
Oh look who’s here. © Oct. 4, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 23, 1912; K 48685.
[Race. Two nude girls running on
beach.] 3940. © Nov.-14, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 15, 1912; K 50482.
September morning. 2360. © Nov.
{4, 1992" 26. Dec. SB; 19125 AK HITZ.
CAMPBELL STUDIO, New York.
[27267-27269
Wilson (Gov. Woodrow) © Oct. 28,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1912; J 174720.
and family, 3357 A, 8357 C. ©
Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 1, 1912;
% V73912, 1739138.
CANDEE (J. H.) New Haven. [27270
Yale varsity squad, 1912. © Nov.
8; 1912:)2.¢.. Nov. 12, 2912s 7 WTS208.
CARLETON AND LINCOLN, Boston.
[27271
Trolley railway guide of New Eng-
land.” ©) Nov. 15, 4912; 2 ¢. Nov. 21,
1912; K 50718.
CarRLock (B. E.) Dola, O. [27272
Farmers’ congress. 1 ec. June 24,
1912" T2128:
CARPENTER (WARWICK S.) Woodford,
Vt. [27273-27287
[15 photographs]:
Bronco busting of bull moose.—Bull
moose endeavoring to throw his
rider.—Bull moose leaving river.—Bull
moose pursued by canoe.—Bull moose
rider swimming back to canoe.—Bull
moose standing.—Bull moose swim-
ming.—Canoe man dropping onto back
of Bull moose.—Canoe man riding cow
moose.—Canoe man stepping on back
of bull moose.—Cow moose and calf
running toward shore.—Cow moose
swimming rear view.—Cow moose
swimming side view.—Cow moose
wading in river.—Quartering view of
cow moose swimming. Oct. 18,
1912; 2c. each Oct. 12, 1912; J 174810-
174324.
Carr (FranK A.) Frankfort, Ky.
[27288, 27289
Berea college, Ky. © Nov. 25, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 176096.
CARR (FRANK A.)—Continued.
Mountains (Panoramie view) Be-
rea, Ky. © Dec. 2, 1912°°2 Gapea
1912+ St 7o0e7T-
CARRAINE (HuUGENE) Philadelphia.
[27290-27296
[Feeding: time. Dog, two men, four
horses and cart in country.] © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 18, 19423 Roeagoae
[Moonlight on Salton Sea.] © Nov.
5, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 15, 191235 See28:
[Preparing the feast. Indian scene
on moon-light shore.] © Oct. 15, 1912;
2 ce. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49058.
[Tahoe (Lake) at sunrise.] © Nov.
5, 1912; 2c. Noy. 15, 1913) fee
[Teasing. Colonial girl tickling fel-
low sitting down reading, with a
straw.] © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ec Oct. 18,
1912; K 49054.
[Vernal Falls.] © Noy. 5, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 15, 1912; K 50631.
[Wilson (Mount)] © Nov. 5, 1912;
2 e. Nov. 15, 1912; K 50630.
CARVER (R. P. G.) Tacoma. [27297
Boydic. © Dee. 7, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
4; 1912; J 1763867.
CASSIDY (FRANK W.) Prairie, Ore.
[27298
[Trapper’s home in Alaska.] ©
Sept. 10, 1912; 2 c« Sept., 16, 19125
IX 48379.
CAUFIELD & SHook, Louisville, Ky.
[27299
Ohio Falls. © Oct) oi) apigeeee
Nov. 4, 1912; J 175037.
CHAFFEE & Dutton, Rochester, Vt.
[27300, 27301
Hay Stack, Mt. Honid. ‘© Dec. 2,
1912: 2 ec Dec. 5, 1912; J 176035.
Hound’s Head, Mt. Honid. © Dec.
2, 1912; 2 ¢ Dee. 5, 1912; J 176036.
CHANDLEE (WiLL H.), Washington.
[27302. 27303
Baldy got ’em mixed, that’s all. ©
Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 15, 19%25
50479.
It wasn’t that kind of a dog. ©
Noy. 18, 1912: 2c. Nov, 19, 19t25 se:
50643.
CHICKERING (ELMER) Boston.
[27304, 27305
Massachusetts supreme court judges,
2. © Dee. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
_ 1912: J 176044, 176045.
492
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
CHILDRESS (WILLIAM S.) Kansas City,
Mo. [27306
My hat is still in the ring. © Aug.
10, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48412.
CHILTON COMPANY. Philadelphia.
[27807, 27308
Historical pagent, Philadelphia.
Oct. 7-12, 1912. [Lady and man in
colonial attire] © Aug. 12, 1912;
t.c Sept.'14, 1912; 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1912;
K 47987.
—— [Lady holding Penn’s coat of
arms.] © Aug. 12, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
14, 1912; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 47988.
‘CHRIST CHURCH PARISH AID SOCIETY,
Alexandria, Va. [27309
Alexandria, Va., Christ church, in-
ferier. «) Oct. 1,. 1912: 2 e@ Oct. 2,
1912; K 48359.
CHRISTIE (PETER HARRISON) Washing-
ton. [27310
Rest in the shade (sheep in road)
© June 1, 1912; 2 c Nov. 1, 1912; J
174963.
CLARKE (W. B.)\co., Boston. [27311
Christmas 1912. © Nov. 30, 1912;
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51686.
CLAUSSEN (W. R.) Rib Lake, Wis.
[27312
Rib Lake [Wis.] © Nov. 11, 1912;
me Noy, 14051902 = I L752T.
Ciay. (IpAa J.) Haverhill, Mass.
[27313
Let’s make up and blot it all out. ©
mime 26, 1912: 2 ¢ Dec... 2, 1912; J
Pi O98C.
CLEMENT (FE. L.) Princeton, Minn.
[27314-27319
Princeton, Minn.:
Armitage block.—Dr. Cooney’s office.
—Mille Lags County court house.—
Princeton potato starch co.—West
branch, Rum River.—Whittier school.
© Noy. 25, 1912; 1 ¢. each Nov. 29,
1912; 1 ec. each Dec. 10, 1912; J 176109-
176114.
ClhiME (CHARLES H.) Philadelphia.
[27320
Accessory for portraits giving inte-
rior home effects, 1. © Oct. 28, 1912:
® c. Nov. 4, 1912: 1 c. Nov. 9, 1912: J
175209.
CLINEDINS1 (B. M.) Washington.
[2732A*
Peynardo (Scfor Francisco) 63. ©
ede, Ie 2g. dav 2, JOE lf
171142.
27846
Copp (Epwarp 8S.) Whittier, Cal.
[2732k, 2a22
[2 photographs]:
Cobb’s empty boxes.—Empty boxes.
© Oct. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 13,
MOD?) Sh 105242, 175243.
CoKELY (E. W.) Coalinga, Cal.
[27323-27327
Oil well derrick drawings, 1-5.
Oct. 1, 1912; 1 c. each Oct. 28, 1912; I
1133-11387.
CoLE (DaAvip 8S.) Washington, Ia.
[ 27328, 27329
Second united Presbyterian church,
no. 1; 2. © Oct. 16.) 1912; 2 ec. each
Oct. 14, 1912: J 174735, 174736.
CoLtNaGHr (P. and D.) & OBacu, Lon-
don. [27330
Payne (Miss Adelaide) © Oct. 30,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1912; K 50260.
COMMISSARIAT OF THE
Washington.
[Post cards] :
Altar of the Annunciation, grotto of
Nazareth.— Altar of the Nativity,
grotto of Bethlehem.—Chapel of pur-
gatory.—Holy sepulchre and altar of
transfiguration.—Our Lord after the
scourging (statue).—Sanctuary of Mt.
Calvary. — Transfiguration. (Relief
panel.) © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 ec. each
Dee. 12, 1912; K 51699-51705.
Hoty LAnp,
[27331-27337
Comstock (G. W. R.) New York.
[27338-27841
[4 photographs]:
Autumn in Maine.—Mild day in Oc-
tober.— October day.—October in
Maine. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. each
Noy. 26. 1912: J 175766-175769.
“CONCRETE STEEL ENGINEERING Co., New
York.
[5 entries]:
Concrete steel arch bridge, detail.
Concrete steel arch bridge, perspective
view (deck span).—Concrete steel arch
bridge, perspective view (entire
bridge).—Concrete steel arch bridge,
perspective view, general elevation.—
Concrete steel arch bridge. perspective
view (through span). Nov. 20,
1912; 2 c each Noy. 29, 1912; I 1166=
1170.
[27342-27346
CONNECTICUT GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC,
(NEW HAVEN AID OF THE) See New
Haven aid of the Connecticut George
| junior republic.
493
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27347
pt. IV, BS ver
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK, Chicago.
[27347
Merrie Christmas. © Dec. 6, 1912;
2 e. Dee. 9, 1912; K 51507.
CONTINENTAL ILLUSTRATING CO.,
York. [273848, 27349
Have you seen. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2
‘e. Dec. 7, 1912; K 51628. ;
Let us help you. © Nov. 30, 1912;
2c. Dec. 7, 1912; K 51629.
Cook (H. P.), Richmond. [27350
Richmond, skyline. © Oct. 2, 1912;
2 6 -OCt, 2) F912 a LAO:
CooLey (J. M.) Sioux Falls, S. D.
[27351
Auto wreck at Sioux Falls, June 19,
1912. © June 19, 1912: 2 c..June 24,
1912; J 175656.
CooLIDGE (BALDWIN) Boston.
[27352-27354
Boston, First church of Christ, sci-
entist, mother church, 14548, 14545,
15243. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
4, 1912; J 175005-175007.
Coons (A. A.) Hillsboro, Kan. [27855
Delegates of the American Menno-
nite brethren church at Hillsboro,
Kan., Oct. 28-30, 1912. © Oct. 29,
1912 +.4.--e, Nov. 5, Le Novy 25,012:
J 176115.
COPPERSMITH (H. C.) Rockford, O.
[27356
Rockford, O., Friend’s church. .©
Noy. 2: .)1912° 2 e Nov. “6, ISI2 oF
175077.
Copson (CLYDE A.), Chicago. [27357
Alongside de ribber. © May 9,
4912; 2 c. May 18, 1912; K 50874.
*CORTHELL (Hva C.) Wabash, Ind.
[273858
Discovery. © Sept. 12, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 14, 1912; J 174585.
“COSMOPOLITAN
York.
New
LITHOGRAPH c©O., New
[27359, 27360
[Ready for the ball. Woman in
‘evening dress.] © Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c.
Nov. 22, 1912; K 50804.
[Sweet sixteen. Three girls’ heads
on calendar.}] © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ec.
Noy. 22, 1912; K 50808.
COUNTRYMAN (KH. W.) Buffalo.
[273861
Wa-be-na-gwe-wes, Chippewa chief,
128 years of age. English name John
Smith. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 174838.
| coming
COURIER Co. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo.
[27362-27372
Dayne (Blanche) and Will M.
Cressy, 6365. © Dec. 24, 1912; 2 e.
Dec. 273.1912 aaa
Girl from no where. © Oct. 25,
1912; 2.¢e. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49527.
Horsemanship, 6367. © Dee. 24,
1912;.2 ¢. Dec. 27, 1912; Aenea
[Matinee crowd.] 6352. © Noy.
22, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 26, 1912; K 50999.
Thompson’s (Denman) Old home-
stead. [Colored bill posters.]—Home-
of Reuben. 6349. — Josh
(Uncle) 6353.—Josh (Unele): Strad-
dle that boat Henry. 6345.—Lead
kindly light. 63848.—You never lived
in a poor house did you. 6346. ©
Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ¢. each Oct.-21, 1912;
K 49808-49312.
©
Trail of the lonesome pine, 6356.
Nov. 29, 1912;.2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1992 ie
51334.
When you are like this I loathe you.
Grain of dust, 6360. © Novy. 22, 1912;
2c. Noy. 26, 1912; K 51000.
CovELL (lL. A.), Wellfleet, Mass.
[27373-27377
[5 photographs]:
Black fish driven ashore, Wellfleet,
Mass., Oct. 5, 1912, 7, 8, 9.—Cutting
off heads of black fish driven ashore
at Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 5, 1912. ©
Oct. 8, 1912; 2c. each Och 16519125
J 174221-174225.
Cozzo (JOSEPH B.), New Orleans.
[27378-27382
Birth months, precious stones, colors,
characteristics and flowers. © Nov.
23, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1992; Beare.
Flag of the spectrum. © Noy. 20,
1912; 2 ce. Nov. 22, 1912; K 50752.
Goddess of lockets. © Oct. 14, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 21, 1912; K 493884.
Guardian of hearts. © Oct. 14,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1912; K 49385.
Normal and abnormal vision. ©
Noy. 16, 19125 2. ¢.: NOV. a6) tn oe
50724.
CRAFTERS ART CO., Kansas City, Mo.
[27383-27388
[6 prints]:
Christmas bells ring out across the
snow, 1206.—Christmas wish, ‘‘On the
gladsome Christmas day, 1201.—God
bless you on this Christmas day,
1203.—I wish for you all the gladness,
1204.—Just because it’s Christmas,
1202.—Merry Christmas, merry Christ-
mas once again we hear it ring, 1205.
© Sept. 10, 1912; 2 ¢e. each Oct.
28, 1912; K 50632-50637.
494.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
27475
Craic (J. R.), Sacramento, Cal. [27389 | Curtis & CAMERON, Inc.—Continued.
United States weather bureaus re-
port average for 35 years for Sacra-
mento. © Dee. 12, 1912; 2 ¢c. Dec. 17;
aO12" K 52292.
CRAWForRD (A. H.), Hillsdale, Mich.
[273890, 27391
Smith (Art) Fort Wayne, Ind., to
Hillsdale, Mich., aeroplane disaster,
m2. ©) Oct. 28,1912; 2 c.: each Oct.
31, 1912; J 174928, 174929.
CrREAGER (A. Y.) co., Sherman, Tex.
[27392
First mortgage. [Farm scene.] ©
Mayst.«1912; 2 ce. Dec. 26,:1912; K
52408.
Crosspy (—), Chicago. [27393
Good furniture portrays its owner’s
character. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Dee.
23, 1912; K 52095.
CULLEN (MartTIN J.), Denver.
[27394-27396
Aquilegia coerulea (columbine) ©
1c. Nov. 18, 1912; J 175366.
Rose lucida. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1912;
J 176054.
[Windbreak.] © Dec. 14, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 19, 1912; K 51986.
CUNDILL (FRANK), Isabel, S. D.
[27397-27407
Broncho series no. 9. © Nov. 7,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1912; J 175276.
Sioux series no. 1-10. © Nov. 7,
foie 2 cy each | Nov. .14, 19123 -/5
175266-175275.
CUNDILL (WILL), Maquoketa, Ia.
[27408
Nigg (C.) on foot to the Pacific,
no. 1. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25,
a912>) J 175674.
Curtis & CAMERON, INC., Boston.
[27409-27481
Art- by Bela Pratt. “© Oct,”10;
wate 2) Oct: 12, 1912;, J 174096.
Ferry (The); by Troyon. © Oct.
mee 1012) 2 c, Oct. 12, 1912; J 14079.
Love; by A. B. Kindlund, 1-3. ©
Mier. 22, 1912: 2 c..each Oct.,.24, 1912;
J 174617-174619.
Science; by Pratt. © Nov. 14, 1912;
ae. Nov. 16,1912; J 175365.
Sisters; by Sir William Beechey.
Py Oct. 10, 1912: 2 c. Oet...12) 191239
174098.
[16 photographs. ]
Beacon hill from Mt. Vernon. By
J. R. Smith.—Beacon hill from Mt.
Vernon near head of Hancock street.
By J. R. Smith.—Beacon Hill from
Temple st. By J. R. Smith.—Boston,
early view from the harbor.—Boston,
from south Boston.—Boston, nine-
teenth century view from Dorchester
heights.—Boston, old church green.
By Philip Harry.—Brimstone corner.
By Philip Harry.—First offence. By
I’. Y. Cory.—Haymarket theatre from
Tremont temple. By Archibald Rob-
ertson.—Mass. state house and the
Beacon. By J. R. Smith.—Mass. state
house from Boston common. By J.R.
Smith.—Old Boston Harbor.—Old Tre-
mont street mall of Boston common.—
Richardson (Jeffrey) residence.—Tre-
mont street, looking towards king’s
chapel. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Oct.
7, 1912; J 173888-1738903.
Curzon (J. WILLIAMS-), New York.
[27482-27437
Curzon butterfly at rest.—Curzon
sisters flying butterflies——Curzon sis-
ters human butterflies.—Curzon’s
painted lady.—Curzon’s peacock but-
terfly.—Pearl Curzon aerial butterfly.
© Oct. 18, 1912; 1 ¢. each Nov. 19
1912, 1 c. each Nov. 27, 1912; J 175827-
1758382.
CUSHMAN (ALBERT G.), Detroit.
[27438
Parcel post scale.
TS 1D Boas
CuTLER (H. E.), Keene, N. H. [27489
Vermont representatives, 1912.
Oeh +22) 1912 + 92) 6) Oets: 24, 1912s 7
174616.
DAGGETT AND RAMSDELL, New York.
[27440
[Pepita.] © Jan. 1, 1918; 2 c. Dec.
28, 1912: K 52108.
DAHRAAGE (A. F.), San Antonio.
[27441 |
Six flags that have waved on the
staff at the Alamo. © Oct. 16, 1912;
2c. Oct: 23, 1912; K 493868.
DANDOo co., Philadelphia, Pa. [27442
Make holiday. © Dec. 25, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52017.
DANIELS (R. A.), Sandstone, Minn.
[274438
Sandstone, Minn., paving yards, 242.
© Nov. 15, 1912; 2c. Dec. 5, 1912; J
176116.
DaviIpDSOoN (DaviD), Providence, R. I.
[27444-27475
[32 photographs] :
-Afternoon tea 452.—Arch gateway
501.—Berkshire mirror 476.—Berk-
495
© 1c. Nov. 22,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27476
pt. IV, D. S., V. 7
Dayipson (Davip)—Continued.
shire sentinal 478.—Berkshire sunset
465.—Blossoms of Lebanon, 472.—By
the hearth 446.—By the turnstile 448.
—Chippendale reflection 487.—Conva-
leseent (The) 451.—Daughter of Shef-
field 486.—Disappointed caller, 498.—
Easter Bonnet 485.—Fortune in tea,
445.—Garlands of spring, 461.—Gen-
tlewoman, 483.—Glory of spring 474.—
Great room, 488.—Hand of spring 464.
—Natures canopy 457.—Neighborly in-
terest 489.—Old manse, 368.—Prink-
ing 444-——Regulation of banjo clock,
484.—River of Lebanon, 470.—Shaker
village, 467.—Shaker village by-way,
475.—_Spring in the forties, 482.—
Squires mansion, 481.—To the parson-
age, 365.—Upland blossoms, 462.—
Village reporters, 502. © Aug. 15,
1912; 2 c. each Oct. 7, 1912; J 1738942-
173973.
DAvVOoL RUBBER CO., Providence. [27476
May this to you ring good and true.
[Elves of the bell tower.] © Dec. 17,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 20, 1912; K 51996.
DEAHNA (FRED W.) Buffalo.
[27477-27479
Buffalo, new electric bldg., 1, 2.
Oct. 20, 1912; 2-e. each Oct, 11, 1912;
J 174586, 174587.
new electric bldg., 8. © Oct.
BO ON Leh er St TO rt ee ACL,
3, 1912; J 174588.
DECHIN (JULES), Paris. [27480
Marie, reine du clergé. © Oct. 18,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1912; K 50486.
DECKER (ALFRED) AND CoHN, Chicago.
[27481
Society brand clothes. (The Brax-
ton, the Sheridan, the Kingston.) ©
Nov. 16, 1912; 2c. Nov. 18, 1912; Kk
50526.
DECKER Newbureh,
[27482
Gardnertown, N. Y., Gardner house,
Union ave. © Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c Dee.
5, 1912; J 176030.
(Newton H.),
Drem (FRANK FE.), Grand Junction,
Colo. [27483
Grand Junction fire dept. © Oct. 3,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1912; J 173911.
De Hot (SamMurn A.), Chicago.
[27484
This is an incubator of ideas. ©
Nov. 4, 1912; 2° e@ Nov. 6; 1912; K
49961.
Demarest (FE. M.), New York. [27485
Newark, [N. J.] Board of trade, offi-
cers, 1911. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Dec.
3, 1912; K SE2Ts:
De Mers (Grorce L.) Argyle, Minn.
[27486
Argyle, Minn., view of. © Noy. 18,
1912; 2 ce. Nov. 21, 1912; J 175958.
DENMAN (A. H.), Tacoma.
[27487-27489
[8 photographs] :
North wall of Mt. Tacoma and part
of Shuskan Mountains.—North wall of
Mt. Tacoma as seen from mountains
east of Carbon River.—Willis wall,
Mt. Tacoma and Shuskan Mountains.
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
25, 1912; J 174168-174170.
DENNISON MFG. cO., Framingham,
Mass. [27490-27495
[Cupid with bow and arrows on
red heart.] © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢c. Dec.
20, 1912; K 52294.
Easter greetings. [Easter lily on
purple seal.] © Nev. 1, 1912; 2 ¢
Dec. 20, 1912; K 52295.
[Harp with wreath of clover leaves. ]
© Nov.'1, 1912; 2 c Dec. 20, 1912; K
52296.
Merry Christmas. [Santa Claus
with pack on back and red box in left
hand.] © Dee. 14, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 20,
19123 51988.
Please do not open until Christmas.
[Santa Claus holding box so marked. ]
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1912; K
51989.
[Rabbit, sitting.] © Nov. 1, 1912;
2c. Dec. 20, 19123°K. a22z9%
De NOBILI CIGAR Co., Long Island City,
INN [27496
[Children and goat in country.] ©
Nov.. 2, 1912; 2 .¢. Nowa see
49890.
DENVER POST PRTG. & PUB. CO., Denver.
[ 27497, 27498
Sacrifice rock. © Oct. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 8, 1912; K 48488.
Uncle Sam. © Noy. 29, 1912; 2 «.
Dee. 3, 1912; KealZzig:
DerMOND (L. S.) Eckley, Colo.
[27499
Garden path. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2 e.
Dec. 2, 1912; J 115995.
Dr SetMs (OMAR C.), Attica, Ind.
[27500, 27501
Auction, auction, be an auction
autcioneer. © Dee. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Noy.
22, 1912°"K S0TsL
496
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
27665
De SELMS (OMAR C.)—Continued.
Omar system auctioneering. © Nov.
20.8902; 2c. Nov. 7, 1912; K 50321.
DETMER WOOLEN co., New York.
Evolution of dress in nine periods.
© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 26, 1912; K
51028.
DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Detroit.
[27508, 27504
[Delaware Water Gap.] 50509. ©
mor ni, 1912: 2 e. Oct.. 7, 1912:°K
48440.
[Song of the lark] 67022. © Sept.
% 1913; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48441:
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit.
[27505-27665
Across marshes; by Edward J.
Steichen, 048092. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2
er iNev. 1) 1912; J 174993.
Aleson; by William Sergeant Ken-
dall, 090377. © Sept. 11, 1912; 2c.
Dec. 2, 1912; J 175999.
Ann Arbor, Mich., Huron River dam,
072887. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 & Dee. 23,
82 FT 176628.
—— University of Michigan:
Alumni memorial hall, 072870.—
Chemical bldg., 072871.—Law bidg.,
072873. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
23, 1912; J 176611176613. :
[Bathers.] 67020. © Oct. 19, 1912;
2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49425.
Blackwells bridge; by George W.
Bellows, 048078. © Aug. 138, 1912; 2
= Oech. 2 1912. J 174509.
Boston, Copley sq., 015711. © Oct.
3, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176065.
—— East Cambridge bridge, 072901.
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1912: J
176629.
— public library, 072902. © Nov.
to, 1ot2, 2 c: Dec, 20, 19125 J, 176421.
Buceaneers (The); by Frederick J.
Waugh, 050214. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2.
Dee. 20, 1912; J 176416.
Chimney Rock and New River Can-
yon near Fayette, W. Va., 072840. ©
Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912; J
176241.
[Colored prints]:
[Listening nymph.] 65009.—[Little
mother.] 65014.—[Mary Magdalen at
the tomb of our Saviour.] 65010.—
[Quiet hour.] 65012.—[Simple meal.]
65013.—[Sisters.] 65007.—[Torn hat.]
65008. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ec each
Oct. 25, 1912; K 49427-49429, 49431-—
49434.
rl A
| RB :
' 050208. © Sept. 24, 1912; 2c. Dee. 2,
[27502 1912; J 176000.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Constitution and Guerriere, Aug. 19,
by Marshall Johnson, jr.,
Constitution (U. S. frigate) 022737.
Oct. 7, 1912: 2 e Dee. 13° 1912:
J 1763818. ,
Constitution (U. S. frigate); ° by
Marshall Johnson, jr., 050210. © Sept.
24, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1912; J 176001.
Cooper (Sir Ashley); by Gilbert
Stuart, 050202. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 1, 1912; J 174997.
De profundis; by Gustav Henry
Mosler, 050194. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 ec.
Nov. 1, 1912; J 174995.
Detroit, Hotel Griswold cafe, 072869.
© Oct. 4, 1912; 2 «. Nov. 7, 1912: F
a yy a bp
post office, 072875. © Oct. 9,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 28, 1912; J 176614.
End of winter; by John Henry
Twachtman, 050213. © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 13, 1912; J 176322.
Fabyan, N. H., Fabyan house, 068300.
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1912;
J 174471.
[Fifth avenue at twilight.] 67018.
© | Oct: (22, 1912" 2 c. "Oct. 25,: 1912 -
K 49426.
First snow; by Willard L. Metcalf,
029588. © Sept. 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 1,
1912; J 174994.
Fisherman; by A. A. Koudreavtseff.
050191. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2 c. Oct.
25, 1912; J 174646.
Fruit and flowers; by Antoine Vol-
lon, M-1538. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 c. Oct.
25, 1912; J 174647.
George (Lake): from Fort William
Henry hotel, 072868. © Oct. 2, 1912;
ZIG NOV tole. Ji Lon,
Hinton [W. Va.] and the New River,
W. Va., 015708. © Sept. 30, 1912;
2 ce. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176068.
—— from the west, 072841. © Sept.
30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912; J 176249.
junction of New and Greenbrier
Rivers, 072842. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 176250.
Kanawha Falls, New River, W. Va.,
072843. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 e. Nov. 25,
1912; J 176242.
Lady in carriage; by Pavel Schma-
roff, 050199. © Aug. 138, 1912; 2 c.
Oct. 21, 1912; J 174507.
497
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27665
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Laying the foundation of the Krem-
lin; by Ivan A. Djenyeeff, 050183. ©
Aue 23° 19125 -2°e. Oct, 2 a ot2
174505.
Lifting of the fog; by Marshal John-
son, jr., 050211. © Sept. 24, 1912;
2c. Dec. 2, 1912; J 176008.
Livingstone channel, opening day,
Oct. 19, 1912, 022740. © Oct. 28, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176061.
Lowe (Mt.) Cal., trolley line,
072921. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 ec Dec. 23,
1912; J 176630.
[Morton (Mrs. Perez)] 67019. ©
Oct: 19, 19125 2 er’ Oct 25; 1912 Kk
49430.
Mt. Vernon, antique candlestick,
072838. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c Nov..
25, 1912; J 176240.
mansion from west _ gate,
072806. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 25,
1912; J 174648.
— Martha Washington’s kitchen,
027807. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Oct.
25, 1912; J 174649.
—— southwest view of the man-
sion, 072805. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2.
Oct. 25, 1912; J 174650.
—— trolley station, 072839. ©
Sept. 380, 1912: 2 c« Nov. .25, 1912; 5
176239.
Banquet kall, 072821—Bowl-
ing green, 072809.—Custis’ (Nellie)
room, 072826.—Family dining room,
072822.— Flower garden, 072816,
072830.—Lafayette’s room, 072828:—
Lane in rear of spinning house,
072832. — Library, 072820. — Little
school room in the garden, 072833.—
Main hall, 072817.—Mansion, west
view, 072837.—Musie room, 072819.—
Old barn, 072813.—Old English coach,
072831.—-Old tomb, 072812.—Pohick
church, 072836. — River room,
072827.—Servants’ quarters, 072815,
072829.—Sitting room, 072823.—Spin-
ning room, 072834.—Summer house,
072810. — Tomb of Washington,
072811. View down the Potomac,
072808.—Wall at edge of lawn,
072814.—Washington (George) bust;
by Houdon, 0280388, 028040.—Wash-
ington (George) unknown painter,
0280389.—Washington’s (George) room,
072824, 072835.—Washington’s (Mrs.)
bedroom, 072825.-—-West parlor,
072818. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 c Oct.
21, 1912; J 174472-174504.
Nassau, Bahamas. 1-12. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2 ec. .each Ney. 1, 1912; K
49698-49709.
|
072848.
pt. 1¥, 2148.0
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Nebraska (U. S. S.) 022736. © Oct.
7, 1912; 2c. Dec. 13, 1912; J 176319.
New River, W. Va., Sandstone Falls,
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 e. Nov.
25, 19122 J. bio2an:
New River Canyon east from Fay-
ette, W. Va., 072845. © Sept. 30,
/1912; 2 e. Nov., 25, 19125) tie
from Hawk’s Nest, 072846.
© Sept: 80; 1912; 2° Noy. Zap oree
Jal: 7625
—— from Hawk’s Nest, 015709.
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1912;
J 176062.
—— Gauley, W. Va., 072844.
Sept. 30, 1912: 2 © Ney.) 2a.s1on
176251.
—— west of Nuttall, W. Va., 072847.
© Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 19142;
J 176254.
New York, new municipal bldg.,
072889. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 « Dec. 6,
1912; J 176060.
— Woolworth bldg., 072888. ©
Oct. 9, 1912: 2. « Dee ieee
176004.
[Niagara Falls, N. Y., American
Falls from Goat Island, 59039.] ©
Nov. 26, 1912; 2 @ Dee: 26, fot 2 ie
52239.
——from the Canadian shore,
50408.] © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 ¢«. Dec.
26, 1912; K 52240.
—— Niagara Falls from Prospect
Rock, 59038.] © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 26, 1912; K 52242.
Whirlpool Rapids, 50409.] ©
Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 26, 19125 K
52241.
Nordhoff, Ventura County, Cal.,
Main st., 072878. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 23, 1912; J 176618.
Old Ironsides; by Marshall John-
son, jr., 050209. © Sept. 24, 1912; 2
ec. Dec, 2, 1912;3° 5 TT6R02:
Pensacola, Fla., plaza and harbor,
072899. © Nov. 14, 1912; 2 ce. Dee. 23,
1912; J 176628.
Piedmont and Rockfish Valleys,
Afton, Va., 015707. © Sept. 30, 1912;
2c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176064.
Potier & Saint—Amand; by Nils
Forsberg, 050185. © Aug. 18, 1912; 2
e. Oct. 21, 1912; J 174506.
Providence, R. I.:
Exchange place, 072890, 072891.—
John Hay library, 072892.—Rhode Is-
land normal school, 072893. © Oct. 10,
1912: 2 ec. each Dec. 23,1982.)
176624—176627.
498
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912 -
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Quai aux fleurs; by L. E. Van Gor-
der, 048088. © Aug. 138, 1912; 2 «¢.
Oct. 21, 1912; J 174510.
Redlands, Cal., Olive ave. 072885.
m) Oct. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 23,.:1912;
J 176621.
Richmond, east from Hotel Rich-
mond, 072859. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2c.
Moy. 1, 1912; J 175130.
First national bank, 072858. ©
ment. 0, 1912: 2 ce: Nov. 7, 19125 J
175131.
—— Hotel Richmond from the capi-
tol, 072869. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 «
mov. 1; 1912; J 175129.
Hotel Richmond, the _ lobby,
072861. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
mm 1912; J: 175128.
Main st. west from 12th,
072857. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 7,
note 175182.
Riverside, Cal., Sherman Indian in-
stitution, 072886. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2c.
eee. 25, 1912: J 176622.
Rocky coast; by Carlton T. Chap-
man, 050181. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 21, 1912; J 174508.
Rubio Canyon, Mt. Lowe railway,
Sal, 072922. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 23, 1912; J 176681.
Santa Barbara, Cal., Arlington ho-
tel, 015712. © Oct. 9,.1912;-2 ce. Nov.
A912; J 174992.
Arlington hotel: Lobby and of-
fice, 072881.—Salon, 072880. © Oct. 9,
noi; 2c eaeh Dec. 23, 1912; 3.176615,
176616.
— oldest rubber tree in California,
072883. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 23,
1912; J 176619.
San Gabriel mission, interior, 072789.
© July 24, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 26, 1912; J
173654.
Seeandbee (Steamer). the launch,
Nov. 9, 1912, 022746. © Nov. 11, 1912;
2 ¢. Dec. 20, 1912; J 176420.
September afternoon; by George In-
ness, 050215. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2c. Dec.
fe, 1912; J 176320.
Sheep in pasture; by Wilm Steelink,
050201. © Aug. 13, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 1,
1912; J 174996.
Shore road and casino, Fort William
Henry hotel, 072867. © Oct. 2, 1912;
Zee eNov. (, 1912; J 1751238,
Snow clad fields in morning light;
by Gardner Symons, 050205. © Aug.
a0, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1912; J 174998.
EL
27665
DETROIT PUR. co.—Continued.
Spectres of the north; by Thomas
Moran, 050179. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 «¢.
Novy, 1; 1992; 5.275002.
Storm breaking up; by Elliott Dain-
gerfield, 048094. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dees 13, 1912 : J 17632,
Torrent (The); by Aston Knight,
050217. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2 @ Dec.
20, 1912; J 176417.
Turn in the road to Matilija, Ven-
tura County; Cal., 072877.” © Oct. 9,
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 28, 1912: J- 176617.
Ventura Cal., San Buenaventura
mission, 072884. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 23, 1912; J 176620.
Virginia Hot Springs, bath house
and viaduct, 072850. © Sept. 30, 1912;
2 Gi NOV, 20, V9I27 ATG 257.
bath house foyer, 072849. ©
Sept.) 30, 1912; °2 ¢. Nov. 25,1912; J
176256.
club house and tennis courts,
the Homestead, 072851. © Sept. 30,
1912; 2 ¢. Nov.-25, 1912; J 176248.
—— five o’clock tea at the club-
house, 072852. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 176244.
hot sulphur springs, 072855. ©
Sept. 30,;.1912; 2.4 Nov. 25, 1912; J
176247.
©
J
—— magnesia spring, 072856.
Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1912;
176248.
——the Homestead, (east front)
072853. © Sept. 30, 1912: 2 c. Nov. 25,
1912; J 176245.
——the Homestead, from Sunset
Hill, 015710. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 «.
Dee. 6, 1912; J 176066.
——the Homestead from Sunset
Hill, 072854. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 176246. ;
Washington, C. and O. canal at 31st
street, 072863. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 .¢.
Wov. 7, 1992 5 J 275126.
C. and O. canal, lower locks,
072862. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 7,
I9t Pa 127:
new Raleigh, 072865. © Oct. 2,
1912" 2c. Novi, 1912; J 175125.
—— White House entrance, 072866.
On Oetiy 2 1912, °) 2o.¢, Nov. 7,, 19125) 7
75124.
Whistler (James McNeill) ; by Wal-
ter Greaves, 050186. © Aug. 138, 1912;
Ire. Nov, 1; 1912; J 175000.
White cloud; by Elmer Brown,
050207. © Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov.
25, 1912; J 176258.
499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27666
pt. 1,2. Sv. T
DETROIT PUB. CO.,—Continued.
William E. Corey (Steamer) enter-
ing Livingstone channel, opening day,
Oct. 19, 1912, 022738. © Oct. 21, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 20, 1912: J 176418.
William Livingstone (Steamer) in
Livingstone channel, opening day, Oct.
19, 1912, 022739. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2.
Dee. 20, 1912; J 176419.
Woodstock meadows in winter; by
Birge Harrison, 050187. © Aug. 31,
1912;:2 ec. Nov. 1, 1912; J 174999.
Wreck off Highland light, Cape Cod;
by Marshall Johnson, Jr., 050212. ©
Sept. 24, 1912% 2° eb Deein2, 19129 5
176005.
Yellowstone Canyon; by Thomas
Moran, 150180. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 1, 1912; J 175001.
Drwery (Louise), Morille, Iowa.
[27666
Reed madonna. © Oct. 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 10, 1912; J 174018.
DE Witt (B. Y.) Portland, Tenn.
[27667
McKendree (Bishop William) tomb-
stone of. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 11,
1912; J 175161.
Dr Witt (F. J.) Fairview, Okla.
[27668, 27669
Fat Bull and family, Cheyenne In-
dian. © Oct. 31, i912; 20c. INOWN eB,
OIA WT Sol.
Indian village in Oklahoma. © Nov.
14 1912: 2 @) Nov. 16,1912) Labo.
DickiInS (Harry C.) London.
[27670-27674
(Jacqueline de) after
by EF. G. Stevenson.
2 -C, INOV. “11,1992;
Bourgogne
Jan de Mabuse;
© Nov. 10, 1912;
H 1029.
Davenport (Mrs.) © Sept. 21, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 28, 1912; K 48689.
[Flora.} © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 ce. Oct.
10, 1912; K 48671.
Lambton (J/aster), after Sir Thomas
Lawrence; by F. G. Stevenson.
Dec. 20; 19125. 2\e). Dee. 7%, 1912;
1030.
[Rustic maid.] © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 10, 1912; K 48672.
DicKINSON (B. L.) Gary, Ind.
[27675
Rugh (William) Gary’s newsboy
hero.’ | © Oct, 21; 1919-22) ar Nay, 16,
1912; J 175249.
DirrMeyver~ (WALTER -E.),
Ferry, W. Va.
Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. © Oct. 15,
1912; 2 c. Oct, 16, 19123 eee
Ditro (R. L.) Corpus Christi, Tex.
[27677
Map of a Cirele City. ‘1#e Noy. 13,
KOI? 2 Pas
Ditty co., Seattle. [27678-27681
[Dairy ethane design.] © July
29, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 7, 19122) Kh 49Re2.
[Lumber trade ene design. }
© Aug. 5, 1912; 2 e Oct. 7, 1912; K
49355.
©
[Nursery letterhead design.]
July 29, 1912; 2 ¢ Oat. T, 19taerk
49358.
[Paint business letterhead pera
© Aug. 28, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1912;
49356.
Dixon (JOSEPH H.) San Francisco.
[27682
land locked and _ “fresh
water harbor. © July 20, 1912; 2 ¢.
July 22, 1912; H 1027.
Dixon (lL. M.), Muscoda, Wis.
Harper’s
[27676
Seattle’s
[27683
Catholic parish directory. © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 c Oct. 18, 1982; K 403859.
Doan (M. D.) Jacksonville, W1.
[27684
May your enemies be modeled in
sand. © Dee. 13, 1912; 2°c Dec; 1G.
1912 "K ai8i3.
DoaNE (WitLtiaAM J. O.) Arlington,
Mass. [27685
Venice, Bridge of Sighs. © Dee. 6,
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 9, 1912; J 176085.
DoNOVAN (CHARLES) CIGAR CO., Chi-
cago. [27686
Daddy wants an R. B. cigar, 0-435.
© Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912;
176800.
Dory (HB. E.) Battle Oreek.
Kellogg (Dr. J. H.):
[27687-27689
Bust portrait—Figure portrait, 1,2.
© Dee. 24, 1912; 2 c. each Dee. 27,
TONS idk 176674—176676.
DousLtepAY (R. R.) & Dantets (HE.
W.), Eureka, Utah. [27690
Eureka, Utah, bird’s-eye view. ©
Dec. 9, 1912; 2 c Dec. 16, 1912; J
| 176826.
O00
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
DovueLtas (BEvERLY) Princeton, N. J.
[27691
Wilson (Woodrow) in Princeton. ©
Nay, as, 1912; 1 ¢, Noy. 8, 1912, Noy,
19, 1912; J 175882.
DoxsiIE (GEORGE W.) Cadillac, Mich.
[27692
Southern slope of the Zuni Moun-
tain, N.. Mex. © Dec. 14, 1912; 2.¢.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176708.
DoxsIE (GEORGE W.) & BENSON (BERT
A.) Cadillac, Mich. [27693
Lake Superior Highbehind. © Dec.
ie foe, c. Dec. 30, 19125. 5 176709.
DoyLe (JAMES E.) grR., Cleveland.
[27694, 27695
Sample statement blank, styles G,
H. © Dee. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 6,
1912; K 51987, 519388.
Drake (J. D.), Silverton, Ore. [27696
Davenport (Homer C.) © Apr. 20,
e910: 2'c, Oct. 4, 1912; J 173917.
DrREYFOouS (ALBERT), New York
[27697
Engine company, 76, N. Y. F. D.
Peete d4 1912: 2--c. Oct, 10, 1912; J
174226.
DRUCKER & Co., New York.
; [27698-27703
Banquet to Atlantic fleet, hotel
Astor, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1912. © Oct. 14,
mote €. Oct. 16,.1912: J A14289.
Creel-Bates wedding, A, B, Delmoni-
eos, Nov. 28, 1912. © Nov. 28, 1912;
Zc. each Dec. 2,1912; J 176074, 176075.
Creel-Bates wedding, C, Delmonicos,
Nov. 28, 1912. © Nov. 28, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dee. 2, 1912: J 176117.
First annual banquet of the Invest-
ment bankers ass’n. of America, Wal-
dorf-Astoria, Nov. 22, 1912. © Nov.
ee tol: 2c. Nov. 29, 19425 3 “UTs950:
Reception and breakfast given to
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson by the Women’s
democratic club, Waldorf Astoria, Dec.
21, 1912. © Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
24, 1912; J 176635.
Ductos (SERGE) Lowell, Mass.
[27704-27708
Baron (Rev. Armond) 1-5. © Dec.
a6 1912-2. exch ‘Dec. 6, TH12; J
176047-176051.
DUDFIELD LUMBER CO., Palto Alto, Cal.
[27709
[Liogging.] © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 «.
Noy. 12, 1912; K 50298.
CLASSES,
j
a
|
HH TO K
DUNBAR (HERBERT) Chicago. [27710
Nine lives. © Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ¢
Oct. 21,.1912; J 174429.
DUNCAN (FRANK) Klamath Falls, Or.
[27711-27714
Klamath Falls, Or. Link River
bridge, 111. © Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee.
23, 1912; J 176602.
Limit (The) 121. © Oct. 15, 1911;
2 ec. Dec. 23, 1912; J 176604:
Link River in winter, 176. © Feb.
A 1912*) 2 e@), Dec. 23, 19123; J: 176608:
Oregon sunset, 110. © Nov. 15,
19TH: 2-e. Dee. 23,'1912*. J 176605.
DUNHAM (ALLAN W.) Warren, Pa.
[27715
Warren, Pa., Church of the holy re-
deemer. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 11,
IGT OS AE TOLGZ.
Dupont (AIMEE) New York.
[27716-27722
Blackton (J. Stuart) © 1c. Oct.
19, 1912; J. 176424.
Blackton (Mrs. J. Stuart) ©1l1e«
Vet. £9; 1912: J*196423:
Boxendale (Cyril) © 1c. Oct. 19,
1912; J 176426.
Brush (Mrs. John T.) © Dec. 3,
SOG?) Boe. wee! 16. 1Od2 5 OF 1iGoo0!
Hearn (Mrs. Arthur) now Mme. da
Gama. © Nov. 27, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 3,
1912; J 176026.
Reid (Sir George Houston) ©1..
© Dec. 16. 1912;
Oct. 19, 1912; J 176425.
Reid (Ogden M.)
2 ce. Dec. 18, 1912; J 176346.
DureIn (Henry J.) San Jose, Cal.
27238
Sand dune. © Oct. 29, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 11, 1912; J 175168.
DuRRANT (EMILE), Plainfield, N. J.
[27724
Toy balloon. © 1 ¢. Dec. 27, 1912;
J 176654.
Harte (W. P..8.), New York.
27725-27727
Dan and Rival. ©1-c. Nov. 4, 1912;
J 175088.
Hostetter (Mrs. D. H.), neé Miss
Margaret Brown. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912;
J 175039.
Yoakum (Miss Bessie) © 1c. Dec.
| 26, 1912; J 176645.
d01
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27728 pt.1V,0.8., Vv. ¢
HATtoN (HucH & MarcGaret), Brook- } ENDEE stTupr1o—Continued.
lyn. [27728-27736 [Mistletoe girl no. 1-3.] © Nov. 21,
[Valhal card leaflet, 31-37]:
EKach year to ancient friendships
adds a_ring.—Easter.—Flowers are
lovely.—God spreads the heavens.—
He will speak peace unto His people.—
Ornament of a house.—Tag I send you
is for Christmas cheer. © Dec. 10,
1912; 2 c. each Dec. 14, 1912; K 51784—
51792.
[Valhal Initial leaflet, 25. Holly
candle shade.] © Dee. 10, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 14,.:1912; K 51792. .
26.] Song of the minstrel. ©
Dec... 10,° 1912: 2c. Dee. 14, 19125 K
51791. :
EcKHARDT & HOWARD, Chicago.
McFarland (Packey) ©1¢. Dee. 5,
1912; J 176282.
Eppy (SarauH J.), Bristol Ferry, R. I.
[27738
Eddy (James) bas-relief. © Dec.
20, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 23, 1912 F-16585.
Epison (THomas A.), Orange, N. J.
: [27739-27741
Edison (Thomas A.) 1116,1117. ©
Dec. 2, 1912: 2: c., each Dee. 5, 1912:
J 176037, 176088.
Insomnia squad. © Nov. 12, 1912;
2 Co Nov. 27, 1912 “i 51045.
EDWARDS (GEORGE WHARTON). New
York. [27742
Rivals. © Oct. 18, 1912; 2 ¢ Nov.
1, 1912; K 49658.
EISINGER (JOHN), Vallejo, Cal. [277438
Dial of dates and time. 1c. Oct. 26,
19022 THiS,
ELDREDGE (ARTHUR G.), Richmond Hill,
N.Y, [27744
Sargent (Prof. Charles S.} ©le.
Oct. 7, 1912; J 174589.
Hiuis (G. E.), Spokane. [27745
Spokane, Washington. [Publicity
stamp.] © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov.
29, 1912; K 51107.
Et PAso Book co., El Paso, Texas.
[27746, 27747
_ El Paso high school. © Oct. 5, 1912;
2 ce. Oet. TT, 19125: J £74031:
1 Paso military institute. © Oct. 5,
1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1912; J 174032.
IXNDEE stuDIO, Chicago. [27748-27753
Indian series number 4, 5. © Nov.
29, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 4, 1912: K
01357, 51358.
1912; 2 ¢. each Nov. 23, 1912; K 508381—
50833.
Pretty girl series no. 6. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 e. Dee. 4, 1912; K 51359.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF YVA., Rich-
mond. [27754
Bread and roses. © Sept. 15, 1912;
2c. Dec. 9, 1912; K 51506.
ERICKSON (H. A.), Caronado, Cal.
[27755
Irene of San_.Francisco. © Oct. 1,
1912: 2 e. Oct. 7, 1912- 7 i7aaee
EriticK (L. Karz), Portland, Me.
[27756
© Sep. 13,
Toupees and _ wigs.
| 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1912; K 48894.
ESSEX INSTITUTE, Salem, Mass.
[27757-27760
Essex institute, old house built in
1684, 15091. © Nov. 1/1992 320
Noy. 4, 1912; J 175262.
Old house built in 1684, 15119.—
Parlor in 17th century house, 15038,
15039. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
4, 1912; J 175008-175010.
ESTILL (EuGENIA) Kirkwood, Ga.
[27761, 27762
Oglethorpe souvenir post cards: Se-
ries N.—Series O. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2
e. each Oct. 16, 1912; J 175083, 175084.
EuGENE (Rev. F. R.), Cincinnati.
[27763
Grotto of the Lady of Lourdes. ©
July 25, 1912; 2 ¢ Sume tae
174019.
Evans (J. P. V.) Livingston, Mont.
[27764
Buffalo Ribs (Chief) 181 years old.
© July 15, 1912;.2 ec. Oe isa.
J 174836.
EvaANs (SAMUEL HOWELL), Philadel-
phia. [27765
Last moments of the Titanic. ©
Nov. 6, 1912; 2 « Nov. 18, 199230
50379.
EVENING HERALD, Los Angeles.
[27766, 27767
Conaty (Bishop) © Nov. 8, 1912;
2 c. Nov..13, 1912; J 175244.
Fowler (Robert) in aeroplane and
S. A. McKee in pilot car. © Nov. 7,
1912;'2 e. Nov. 18, 1912; J 175245.
EVERTON stup1o, Pittsburgh. [27768
McClosky (John H.) © Oct. 8,
1912; 2c. Nov. 4, 1912; J 175052.
002
no. 4, 1912
FAIR SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT STORE,
Hscanaba, Mich. [27769, 27770
Escanaba, Mich., Ludington street
and post office. © Nov. 12, 1912; 2 ¢.
Noy. 29, 1912; K 51104.
Ludington street and the big
store in the heart at night. © Nov.
12, 1912; 2c. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51105.
FaLK, New York.
Commander pledging fidelity to the
general. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
30, 1912; J 176785.
Gould (Helen) 1-6. © Dec. 12,
1912; 2c. each Dec. 30, 1912; J 176779—-
176784.
Lyon (Geneive) as Day break. ©
Hee, Z, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee. 380,.1912; J
176774.
Williams (Nellie) 14. © Dec. 15,
foie Geach. Dec. 30,1912; 7
176775—-176778.
FARLEY AND LOETSCHER MFG. CO., Du-
buque, Ia. * [27783
[Mirror door.] © Oct. 26, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 19, 1912; K 49648.
FAULKNER AND CO., LTD., London.
[27784, 27785
Adoration. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 «.
Noy. 29, 1912; K 51167.
As good as ever. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2
e. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51166.
FILLEBROWN (R. H. M.) Paoli, Pa.
[27786
Sampler sheet no. 1. [Cross-stitch
designs.] © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 17,
1912; K 51889.
FIsK RUBBER CO., Chicopee Falls, Mass.
[27787
_Real rubber, real service. © Nov.
22, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50854.
FITZGERALD (EDWARD) Chicago.
27788
Union transfer station plans. © 1
e. Dec. 18, 1912; I 1206.
FLANAGAN (A.) co., Chicago. [27789
Mother Goose in silhouette. © Dee.
4, 1912; 2c. Dec. 2, 1912; K 52298.
FLoop (GEORGE E.), Chicago.
[27790-27795
[6 prints]:
Cat tails.—F oot
lillies. — Rustic bridge. — Stepping
stones.—View of golf grounds. © Nov.
78, 1912; 2c. each Nov. 23,.1912; K
51277-51282.
[27771-27782 ©
bridge.—Pond |
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
27818
Foitrey (M. R.), Chicago.
[6 prints]:
[Boy and book.] This is my book.—
[Castle.]—[Critic.] From among the
books of.—[Flower pots.] Ex libris.—
[Girl and book.] This book belongs
to.—[Joan of Are.] Ex libris. © Nov.
20; 1912 2 ¢. each Noy. 22,1912; K
50753-50758.
FouGeR (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [27802
Nantucket artist and pictorial wood
carver. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ Oct. 16.
1912; J 174228.
[27796-27801
FoLcER (STEPHEN Lane), New York.
[27803
Acacia charm and pin. © Oct. 7.
1912; 2c. Nov. 18, 1912; K 51002.
ForD AND ALLEN, Boston. [27804
Ford’s Canadian coat. © Oct. 9.
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 15, 1912; K 48816.
FORNELL (G. W.), Everett, Mass.
[27805
Evening rest. © Feb. 10, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 3, 1912; J 173914.
ForsytH (CHAS.), Winchester, Kan.
[27806-27808
[3 photographs]:
Winchester, Kan., Masonic hall.—
Winchester, Kan., Masonie hall. 257.
Winchester, Kan., south west corner
of Winchester and 38rd streets, 1911-12.
258.
© Oct. 5, 1912; 2 e@ each Oct. 8.
1912; J 173907-173909.
FORTNER CAMERA SUPPLY Co., Sterling,
Colo. [27809, 27816
Remhart’s (J. B.) wheat field. ©
Aug. 24, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1912; J
175036.
Warm meals at all hours. © Sept.
17, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1912; J 175035.
ForRTUNA SALES co., New York.
[27811
Prophecy. © Aug. 29, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 16, 1912; K 493857.
Fow.er (HERBERT M.), Worcester.
Mass. [27812
-Keep smiling. © Nov. 27, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 9, 1912; K 51556.
Fow Ler (OMagBz V.), Carroliton, Ga.
[27813
Carrollton, Ga., public square. ©
Nov. 23,°1912; 2 ¢.:Dee. 5, 1912; J
176234. '
503
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27814
pt. Iv, n.S., v. 7
FoOwLER AND BROWNING, Asheville, \N. C.
[27814-27816
Black mountain, N. C., 1912. © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48926.
Hendersonville, N. C., 1918. [Bird’s-
eye view.] © Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
18, 1912; K 52258.
Weaverville, N.C. [Bird’s-eye view. ]
© Oct. 7, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 8, 1912; K
48484.
FOWLER, SIMPSON Co., Cleveland. [27817
Laundrymen’s national association
of America. © Oct. 24, 1912; 2 ec. Oct.
7, 1912; K 49649. :
FRANCIS & Co., INC., Baltimore. [27818
Coming thro’ the rye, O-417. ©
Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1912; J
176264.
FRANK (SAMUEL J.), New York.
[27819
Geometrical diagram. [Blue print
of two figures.] © Nov. 14, 1912; 1c.
Nov.” 45, 49323. 4c. <Dees 2, 1912; K
51687.
FRANKLIN CORE ROD AND GAGGER CO.,
Franklin, Pa. [27820
[Modern colussus. Nude man span-
ning water-trough holding globe by
means of rod.] © June 27, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 9, 1912; K 48532.
FRASER (GEORGE G.), San Francisco.
[27821-27827
Oriental school group. © Oct. 23,
1912: 2 e..Oet..29, 1912. J L429.
Wood (Gen. Leonard) 1-6. © Oct.
22, \ 1912 > 2) Gene Wet: 29, 1912: J
1747 23-174728.
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA, Denver.
[27828
He didn’t pay yesterday, he can not
pay to-day. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 4, 1912; K 518650.
YREDERICKSON ©6O., Chicago.
Her childhood home.
Poole.
See. Ke DP.
FREEMAN PHOTO co., Petaluma, Cal.
[27829, 27830
Chicks around a Krisky brooder
stove. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 12,
1912; J 176289.
Petaluma fire engine. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2c. Dec. 12, 1912; J 176290.
FREEMASONS. CAL. MASONIC LODGE,
South Pasadena, Cal. [278381
South Pasadena, Cal., masonic lodge
room. © Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1912; J 174721.
FREEMASONS. VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA :
WASHINGTON LODGE NUMBER 22,
Alexandria. [27882
[Washington (George)] © Dec. 3,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 4,:1912; K 51853:
FReY (R.), Washington, Ia. [27833
Washington, Ia., in Sunset park. ©
Oct. 3, 1912; 2 ¢ Oct 18) taie
174511.
FRIEDMAN (HERMAN B.), New York.
[27834
How easy to pick the best man.
July .12, 1912; 2 ¢c. July 13, 19125 K
49386.
FROST AND REED, LTD., Bristol.
[ 27835, 27836
[Old hound.] © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov: 18, .1912:.K 50572,
[Polar night.] © Oct. 1, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 10, 1912; K 48908.
Fry (GEORGE) co., Philadelphia.
[27837
Memorial service, B. P. O. E., Dee. 1,
1912. © Oct. 24, 1912;2 @ Noy. 4,
1912; K 49761.
FULMER (C. E.) Port Angeles, Wash.
[27838
Port Angeles fair 1912, fruit exhibit.
© Oct. 6, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1913-9
174782.
Furrow (Epwarp) Springfield, I.
[27839
Astrological hour guide. © 1 ec.
NOV. ‘23, 1912; -T Wise:
GARLAND (R. I.) Washington.
[27840-27842
Sentinel (The) © Dee. 12, 1912; 2
ce. Dee; 18,-1912: J Wiezee
Tropical charm. © Dec. 12, 1912;
2c. Dec. 18, 1912; J: L76293:
Twilight. © Dee. 12, 1912; 2 ec. Dee.
18, D912; J 17629T.
GARTNER AND BENDER, Chicago. _
[27843-27871
[Boy and girl post cards] :
Ain’t this bliss with you and this.—
Don’t be jealous of a dog, kid.—I am
dreaming of you.—I think we're
caught.—It’s sunshine weather because
we're together.—Just you and me, O
gee, O gee—Me or my money.—Mile
a minute.—Moving picture show.—
Stick to me and you will always eat
pie.—When can I see you.—You better
put a board in your pants. © Nov. 1,
1912: 2c. each Nov. 15, 1912; K 50426—
50437.
o04
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
GARTNER AND BENDER—Continued.
[Post cards] :
Chilly isn’t it—Full of happy
thoughts.—I can’t do a thing with it—
I does admire yer terribly.—I’m just
too lonesome to care how I look.—
Never cry over spilt milk.—Oh what I
heard about you.—Quit yer knockin’
kid.—Strongly attached to each other.
—Tain’t for me to repeat what I see.—
Warm isn’t it—You have broken my
heart. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
9, 1912; K 51518-51529.
— [Girl at piano.|—[Girl at win-
dow. ]—[Girl with violin under arm. ]—
[Letter from home.]—[Mother and
baby.] © Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Dee.
18, 1912; K 51897-51901.
GATCHEL AND MANNING, Philadelphia.
[27872
[Roman lover.] © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 5, 1912; K 49906.
GENERAL APRAISAL Co., Seattle. [27873
Insurance chart. © 1 ¢ Dee. 19,
£912; 1 1207.
Grorce (E. H.), Munroe, Wis.
[27874-27902
Monroe high school basket ball team,
2. © June 12, 1912; 2c. Sept. 9, 1912;
J 174001.
Monroe high school, class 1912. ©
wane 20,4992" 2 c. Sept. 9, 1912; J
174002.
Monroe high school, girls basket ball,
team, 3. © June 12, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1912; J 174000.
[26 photographs] :
Center building, 1-4, 4-6 grades.—
East building kindergarten, afternoon
and forenoon.—East building, 3-6
grades.—Monroe High school, fresh-
men, junior, senior, sophmore classes.—
Monroe high school, 7, 8 grades.—
North building, kindergarten, after-
noon & forenoon.—North,building, 1-8
grades.—South building, kindergarten,
afternoon and forenoon.—South build-
ing, 1-6 grades. © June 14, 1912; 1c.
each Sept. 9, 1912; 1 c. each Sept. 30,
1912; J 173974-173999.
GERHARD SISTERS, St. Louis. [279038
Morriss (R. C.) © 1 ¢. May. 20;
1912; J 169408.
GEROME (Henry G.) Seattle. [27904
Blessings of civilization. © Dec. 5,
me 2. ec. Dec. 28, 19125 K.5207T7,
a
27993
Grerow (R. S.), Meade, Kansas.
[27905, 27906
Meade, Kansas, bird’s-eye view. 1.
© Sept. 17, 1912; 2 c Sept. 24, 1912;
J 174233,
2. eh): Now.,.29., 1912s. De,
Dee. 6, 1912; J 176034.
GIBSON ART co., Cincinnati.
[27907-27956
Nos. 656, 657, 659-661, 663, 666—685.
© Nov. 16, 1912; 2 ce. each Nov. 27,
1912; K 51048-51073.
Nos. 686-709. © Nov. 19, 1912; 2e.
each Nov. 27, 1912; K 51074—51097.
GIFFoRD (BENJ. A.) Portland, Or.
[27957, 27958
[2 photographs] :
Alder drive near Astoria, 1635 Dal-
les, Or. and Columbia River, 566. ©
July 17, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 25, 1912;
J 174358, 174359.
GILLET (FRaNcES K.) Honolulu.
[27959-27961
Flock of wishes. © Nov. 6, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 26, 1912; Ik 52092.
My greeting from the loveliest fleet
of islands. © Nov. 6, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
26, 1912; K 52093.
Sunshine Isles. © Nov. 6, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 26, 1912; K 52094.
GLINES PANORAMIC PHOTO CO., Boston.
[27962
Boston-Americahn league champions
1912. '°""© Oct! (8, 1912; 2 « Och %&
1912; K 48699.
GODRON (GEORGE) East Saint Louis,
Til. [27963-27993
[Small cuts mounted on card-board].:
Accident, 17.—Arts. 238.— Dark
lady, 8.—Dark man, 11.—Deceit, 14.—
Disappointment, 18.—Distance, 12.—
Flirtation, 16.— Happiness, 20. —
Home, 15.—Honors, 19.— Jealousy,
4.—Light lady, 10.—Light man, 9.—
Money, 18.—Opportunity, 22.—Present,
21.—Surprise, 7.—Visitor, 5.—Wish,
6. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each Oct. 16,
1912; K 48904-48923.
[11 prints]:
Adventure,
34.—Calamity,
380.—Best ecard of all,
26.—Dearest wish of
your heart, 29.—Excitement.—Gos-
sip, 24—Letter, 33.—Sickness, 27.—
Tears, 81.—Travel, 25.—Treachery,
28. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 4,
1912; K 49762-49772.
005
Dd
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pt. Iv; Bae
GoLpBERG (R. L.), New York.
[27994-28048
And sensible men carry canes too.
©) Oct." 2, 1912 * i 6 -Ock s, 1918 K
48448. 3
Approach of Christmas gives the
boss troubled sleep. © Dec. 7, 1912;
1 ev Dee: 9; 1912* Ko 5ia37:
Auctioneers don’t care how generous
they are. © Nov. 22, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov.
25, 1912; K 50884.
Bald head has its advantages just
like a snowstorm and a high hat. ©
Dec. 9, 1912> 1, @ Dec. 16, 19125 Is
51516. i
Business is bound to assert itself in
every man’s greeting. Oct. 24,
1912: 1 -e; Oct. 28, 1912* KK 49559:
Carrying home the presents is more
painful than buying them. © Dec. 24,
19d2: Ive. Dec. 26, I912 7 Kh 352220;
Christmas poems. © Dec. 21, 1912:
1 @, Dew 23, 1912>) i Sek.
Difference between genius and in-
sanity is a matter of opinion. © Nov.
25; (2912) Lie Nove 20/1012; Tena 109s.
Drama of city life in three scenes.
©) Nov: | 71912) does: Nove Spao1ge K
50105.
Election sob in two acts. © Oct. 30,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49688.
Everybody seems to be right to-day.
© ‘Nev. 61912" 1° cs. Nov. “7; 1912. KK
49990.
Everything seems to be allright un-
til you want to start something. ©
Hecs,;5,. 1912; 4. -¢e, Dee. 6, 19125. KK
51477.
Football covers a multitude of sins.
1). ‘OCCA ALD te OCE: MS BT 2 =
K 49082.
Great man’s conversation must be
very instructive. © Nov. 2, 1912; 1c.
Nev. 5, 1912; K 49909.
Greek patriotism is interfering with
the restaurant business. © Nov. 19,
1912+ 1c. Novy, 27, 7912: K 50725.
History in a modern picture frame
f1912). > ©. Nov. 1¢ <1 WNovwi.5b: K
49908.
If turkeys keep going up soup meat
will be a luxury. © Nov. 26, 1912; 1
e, Nov. 27, 1912; K..51099.
Important interviews on the world’s
series. © Oct: 1,1912; 1 ¢ Oct: 5,
1912; K 48442.
Insurance runs as true to form asa
race horse. © Dec. 20, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec.
23, 1912; K. 521380;
GoLpBperRG (R. L.)—Continued.
It takes something besides paper
and string to wrap up a bundle. ©
Nov. 29, 1912; 1 ¢ Dee 23a 7
51226.
It’s easier to get out of jail than to
leave a theatre between the acts. ©
Sept. 28,1912; 1 ¢« Och 2) a2
48371.
It’s too bad you have to smoke the
cigarettes to get the coupons. © Oct..
19, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49371.
Man who distributed work must
have been near sighted. © Nov. 21,
1912; 1, ec. Nov. 23, 191250 508i
Medical experts are still unable to
diagnose the stamp-collecting mania.
© Nov. 14, 1912: 1) © Ney. ai eee
K 50495.
More old friends of Wilson’s men-
tioned for cabinet. © Dee. 18, 1912;
1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1912; KK StSTa
Most valuable part of a diploma
seems to be the frame. © Dee. 17,
1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 19125 Keisies:
Now that they
bread and butter
Oct, 3, -PGU2 = aes
48444.
Of course the kids don’t know any-
thing is coming off around Christmas.
© Dec. 19, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 21, 1912; K
52048.
Old man Smith has a tough con-
tract on his hands. © Dec. 12, 1912;
1c Dee. 13, 1912; K 51748.
Privilege of being particular is all
right if you don’t kill it. © Oct. 14,
1912; 1 @ Oct. 17, 1912; K 48985.
Rounding into shape for the grand
opera season. © Nov. 15, 1912; 1 «@
Nov. 18, 1912; K 50576.
Showing that the company isn’t al-
ways to blame. © Dec. 10, 1912; 1c.
Dec, 11, 1912; K 51675.
Social conventions are largely a
matter of imagination. © Dee. 11,
1912; 1 @ Dec. 13, 1912) alia
Some inside dope on the high cost
of living. © Nov. 18, 1912; 1 c. Nov.
19, 1912; K 50577.
Souveniritis seems to be an incur-
able disease. © Dec. 3, 1912; 1 «@
Dec. 4, 1912; K 513840.
Temptations are too great to make a
candy store pay. © Dec. 6, 1912; 1.
Dee. 9, 1912; K 51536.
Thanksgiving’s compensation. ©
Nov. 22, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 29) 19i2¥cis
tee ts
are charging for
in restaurants.
©
Oct! | 5, Agia
006
no. 4, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
28076
GoLmpBerG (R. L.)—Continued.
There’s a limit to every man’s love.
=) Dee. 2, 1912; 1c. Dec. 4, 1912;.K
51339.
There’s nothing like getting a pres-
ent that is useful. © Dee. 23, 1912:
mc: Dec. 26, 1912; K 52219.
There’s one in a million like you.
© Dec. 13, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1912;
K 51828.
They all look good when they’re far
away [1912]: © Oct. 15; 1c. Oct. 17;
KK 48984.
Those gentle little Christmas re-
minders. © Dec. 14, 1912; 1 c Dee.
16, 1912; K 51829.
This concerns the theatre but you
don’t have to let it stop there. ©
mov. 30, 1912; 1 ¢ Dec. 4, 1912; K |
51388.
Wanted a restaurant without music.
© Nov. 4, 1912; 1 ec. Nov. 7, 1912; K
49989.
What's the use of writing words for
songs when nobody uses them. ©
eee to; 1 e. Dec: 5, 1912: K
51434.
Why they throw bombs [1912]:
© Oct. 16; 1 ce. Oct. 17; K 48986.
© Oct. 21; 1 c Oct. 23; K 49872.
© Nov. 20; 1 c. Nov. 21; K 50726.
© Dec. 16; 1 c. Dee. 17; K 51891.
Yes Felix there are a lot of kind
hearted people in this world. © Nov.
me, 1912: 1 c.. Nov. 14,-1912; IX 50413:
GOLDMAN (ALBERT), Cleveland. [28044
County auditor signing the half mil-
lion dollar bond, Dec. 10, 1912. ©
meee 42 1912-2 ce. Dec. 13, 19125 °F
GooDWIN (ORTON E.), Portland, Or.
[ 28045-28050
And the general said charge. ©
Peeeeel ss 19012 >. 2c. -Oet.r. 2, 1912 14 K
$356.
But they can’t keep single tax in
the bottle. © Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c Oct.
6, 1912; IX 48928.
Insult to justice. © Sept. 13, 1912;
eOcr..2, 1912: K 48357.
Remember the single tax serpent
ust be fed. © Sept. 12, 1912; 2c.
et. 2, 1912; K 48358.
©
Single tax army needs recruits.
nes tt se, Oct; 16, 19I2;, KK
Skeleton in the polling booth. ©
ct. 8, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1912; K
8930.
GootD (GrEorGE) Aurora, Il.
[28051, 28052
Aurora [Ill.] East high school, 1. ©
Wove (8, AOES 2 oe: Nowe, 9))19Tae ney
175148.
—— 2. © Nov. 14, 1912: 2 e.
Noy. 16, 1912; J 175360.
GORHAM Co., New York.
All relative. © May
Dec. 30, 1912; K 52473.
Choosing the bride’s silver. © Aug.
21,\1912; 2 ¢ Dec. 30, 1912: K 52476.
Consider these three facts. © Mar.
25, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52471.
Every piece of silver. © Apr. 21,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 30, 1912; K 52472.
For the’ 25th. © Nov. 21, 1912; 2
ce. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52485.
Gorham silverware. © Feb.. 21,
1912; 2 @. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52470.
Old dominion. [Equestrians.—Phae-
tone} > By 1©* Sept! 20). 19122 e:
each Dec. 30, 1912; K 52478, 52480.
——[Group.] © Nov. 15, 1912; 2
ce. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52484.
[Home-coming. — Lesson. —
Promenade.] 1-3. © Sept. 25, 1912;
2 ce. each Dec. 30, 1912;,K 52481-52483.
[Pianoforte.] © Oct. 10, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52477.
[Tea table.] © Sept. 21, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52479.
i Virginia borh. © Oct. 21, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52486.
Sterling silver 7325, fine. © Jan. 25,
1912: 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52469.
Table italk: i@) June 21, 19125) 2 e:
Dec. 80, 1912; K 52475.
Universally required. © Dec. 15,
1912; 2 c Dec. 30, 1912; K 52468.
18th century French silver service.
© July 21, 1912; 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; K
52474.
GoTHAM LITHOGRAPHIC co., New York.
[28072-28075
[Bear in swing.] © Sept. 20, 1912;
2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49413.
[Home girl.] © Aug. 19, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 25, 1912; K 49414.
[Marian] © Sept. 26, 1912; 2 e¢.
Oct. 25, 1912; IK 49415.
[Prize winner.] © Sept. 10, 1912;
AieniOeks 20, 1912 ; KK 49416.
GotzIAN (C.) AND oo., St. Paul.
[28076
© Dec. 1,
[28053-28071
2A TOI 28 2c @
Violet. [ Calendar. ]
| 1912; 2 c. Dec, 16, 1912; K 51882.
O07
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28077
pt. Iv, 0. S., V. 7
GRAHAM (WILLIAM M.) Los Angeles.
[28077, 28078
Los Angeles at 9th and Los Angeles
street from 800 foot elevation. © Dec.
a, 1912* 2c, Dee 9: 1912s Pol Tous:
at 9th and Los Angeles street
from 2000 feet elevation. © Dec. 5.
1912; 2c. Dec. 9,.1912; 3 176093.
GRAINGER (W. EK.) Knoxville, Tenn.
[28079--28090
[12 photographs] :
Across the valley.—Beautiful
smokies.——Between the ranges.—Blue
Ridge Range. — Distant mountain. —-
Foothills.—Kingel’s Gap.—Little
River. — Nature untamed.— Rocky
gorge.— Sun-kissed peaks.— Thunder-
head Mount. © Dec. 28, 1912; 2 «.
each Dec. 30, 1912; J 176710-176721.
GRAUEL (HENRIETTA D.) Cleveland.
[28091
.Grauel (Henrietta D.) © 1c. Oct.
5, 1912; J 175135.
GRAUERT AND ZINK, Berlin.
[28092-28095
[4 prints]:
Frederick the Great, king of Prus-
sia.—[Lady on a white horse.]—Na-
poleon Bonaparte, the emperor.—[Polo
player.] © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 21, 1912; K 49324-49327.
GRAVES (C. W.), Logansport, Ind.
[28096, 28097
Aunt Mary. © Sept. 24, 1912; 2 e¢.
Qet. 17, 1912; J 174244.
Sheep at twilight. © Sept. 24, 1912;
2c. Oct. 17, 1912; J 174245.
GRAVES (CARLETON H.), Philadelphia.
128098
Philae, colonnade and temple of Isis.
©: Nov. 1, 1912 2 ¢:. Noy. 15, 1912+
K 50998.
GRAVES (GEORGE 8S.) Springfield, Mass.
[28099-28101
‘View from Garrison Hill, 1-3. ©
1 ce. each Dec. 19, 1912; J 176871-
176373.
GrRAy (CHARLES A.) Washington.
[28102
Roosevelt (Theodore) © Sept. 380,
1912; 2c. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48420.
GREELEY SQ. HOTEL co., New York.
[28103, 28104
New York City, McAlpin hotel, 31497,
98. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 7,
1912; J 173882, 178883.
008
GREEN (EDWIN F.), St. Louis. [28105
Saint Louis serves. © Dec. 2, 1912;
2c. Dee. 12, 1912; K amar.
GREENLAW (ALoNnzo A.) Boston.
[28106
Reception to the 45th regiment,
M. V. M. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2/¢. Oct.
28; LOT <> Je (eee
GREENWOOD PRESS, Millville, N. J.
[28107
Start the year right. © Nov. 26,
1912; 2 @ Dec. 4, 1912 Ke a2ie
GRIFFIN (G. Taytor) Albany. 28108
New York State, court of appeals.
© Dec. 28, 1912; 2 e. Dec. 30. 1912;
J 176707.
Gross (KE. H.) Kenmare, N. D. [28109
Kenmare, N. D., harvesting J. A.
Englund’s 400 acre field of winter rye.
© Sept. 20, 1912; 2 e. et. 3, 1912.
K 48895.
Gross (EpwarpD), New York.
[28110-2811
Ah may be fond of chickens.
Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ¢ "Oct 2s iaiee
49464.
I'll be your smoocher if you'll be my
smoocherette. © Dec. 13, 1912; 2 ¢
Dee, 12-1912 °K. baa
If ah don’t win her from him.
Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ¢ Octeaoaae-
49454.
Say kid, I have a new
kisses. © Oct. 28, 1912;
1912; K 49462.
Speaking of curves, how about mine
kiddo. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 26
1912; K 49455.
’Tis sweet to love. © Oct. 28, 1912
2c. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49463.
GRUSH (ELMER B.), Beverly, Mass.
[2811
Burgess leaving Manchester harbo
in hydroaeroplane. © Oct. 4, 1912;
e. Oct. 7.191258 asta:
GUNNISON (FLoyp W.) Canandaigua
IND a [28117-2812
Canandaigua [N. Y.] post office:
Exterior.—Lobby.—Mail orde
room.—Mail room.—Postmaster’s pri
vate office. © Nov. 22, 1912; 2 e. eac
Nov. 16, 1912; J 175770—-175774.
GuSTAFSON (D. W.), Olivia, Minn.
[2812
Indian historica
and school.
2 c. Sept. 28, 1912;
brand o
2 ce. Oct. BB
Morton, Minn.,
monuments, church
Sept. 21, 1912;
178918.
no. 4, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
28184
‘'GusTIn (E. W.) AND co., New York.
{28123-28125
[38 prints]:
Dam ‘f that ain’t a good idea.—lIt
can't be done, believe me.—’S wonder-
ful how thish section hash got built
up. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
30, 1912; K 51688-51690.
GUTHRIE (LORENA) New York. [28126
New York, First church of Christ,
Scientist. © Nov. 30, 1912; 1 ¢ Nov.
22, Dec. 4, 1912; J 176238.
GUTMANN AND GUTMANN, New York.
[28127-28146
[6 prints]:
Bud of love—[Caught napping.
Cupid. ]—Dethroned.—|[ Mischief brew-
ing. Cupid.]—[Now I lay me. Little
girl in night-dress kneeling at mother’s
lap.]—[To have and to hold. Bride
and groom.|’ © Nov. 7, 1912; 2 ec. each
Nov. 7, 1912; K 50004-50009.
[14 prints]:
Bottle baby.—By candle light.—C.
O. D.—Company for breakfast.—Con-
eert.—Down the garden walk.—Forbid-
den fruit—From gay Paree.
loves me, he loves me not.—kKitty up
to date—More to be desired than
gold.—Mother’s helper.—Much ado
about nothing.—Profit and loss. ©
Nov. 12, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 15, 1912;
K 50441-50443, 50445-50455.
HAESELER (ALBERT S.) Philadelphia.
[28147
— Stokowski (Leopold) shadowgraph.
ec) Oct. 16, he 2 Oat, 18. age
J 174809.
HIAGAN (J. A.) Madison. Mo. [28148
Madison, Mo., Christian church. ©
mene 1012: 2 c. Nov. 16, 19923)
175364.
HAINES PHOTO Co., Conneaut, O.
[28149-28153
Newark, N. J., panoramic view, 1, 2.
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2:c. each Dec. 16,
1912; J 1763835, 176336.
Washington, bird’s-eye view from
Washington monument, 1, 2. © Dec.
ae, 1992: 2 c. each Dec. 16, 1912: J
176834, 176387.
Westfield, N. Y.,
company. © Nov.
o, 1912: J 175316.
Hatt (CHARLES R.), Philadelphia.
[ 28154, 28155
Armour grape juice
12,°1912')'2° ee Nov.
Pinellas Peninsula, Fla. © Dee. 11,
gyt2: 2c. Dec: 14, 1912; K 5178L.
Saint Petersburg, Fla., subdivision
f 25° © Dee. 11, 1912
1912; K 51782.
se Ded. Wt,
HALL (GEorGE P.) & son, New York.
[ 28156-28159
Broadway and herald
square, 6199. © Oct. 17, 1912; 2 ¢
Oct. 19, 1912; J 174420.
view of three bridges and East
tiver from Seamans church institute
[New York]
on yeeut st., 6200. © Nov. 21, 1912;
. Noy. 22, 1912; J 175493.
Blea as 6198. © Oct. 4, 1912; 2
er Oet.( 5, 1912 221 738t8.
1912. 6201. © Nov. 21, 1912;
at CL NOV. 22, L912: J 175492)
Hart (HAL. G.), Pomona, Cal, [28160
Baldy Mt., San Antonio Mt., Ontario
and Cucumonga. © Apr. 10, 1912; 2
C) Octo ie LOdDe F) 173915:
Hatt (MARSHALL W.), Newport, R. I.
[28164
Newport beach. © Oct. 24, 1912: 2
GC Oet, 25 T9125 N17 4642.
Ham (R.), Fallon, Nev. [28162
Piute, daughter and mother. Fallon,
Nev. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c¢ Oct. 5,
£912; J 173808.
HAM (WiLLIAM DEANE), Denver.
[28163
Come up to Denver. © Nov. 23,
TOU 2 Ge Neve | 26). LOd 2 KK. SA pe:
HAMILTON-DURFEE ADVERTISING SERVICE,
Chicago. [28164
Assets and liabilities. © Oct. 1,
1912; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49468.
Hanna (Mary), Cincinnati.
[28165-28183
119 photographs] :
H (Mr.). portrait of, 6—H. (Mrs), —
portrait of, 7.—Painting by A. Van
Ostade, 18.—Painting by Albert Cuyp,
19.—Painting by ©. Troyon, 8.—Paint-
ing by Corot, 11.—Painting by Dau-
bigny, 10.—Painting by David Ferriers,
the younger, 1.—Painting by [rans
Hals, 16.—Painting by Gabriel Metzu,
4.—Painting by George Romney, 13.—
Painting by Greuze, 9.—Painting by
Hobbema, 21.—Painting by J. C. Cazin,
20.—Painting by Jacob Maria, 22.—
Painting by Jules Dupre, 14.—Painting
by L. H. Meakin, 23.—Painting by Van
Der Hayden, 17.—Portrait, 12. © Ott.
ZO O12 3 2 ce each: Oct..dh; 1912 J
175085-175103.
HANSEN (H. P.), Withee, Wis. [28184
Westlake (F. B.) ele farm. ©
Oct. 6, 1912; 2 ce Oct. 8, 1912; J 174340.
509
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28185
pt. 1, nESPyeT
HANSEN PHOTO CO., Withee, Wis.
[28185-28215
Baldwin, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Novy; 10, A0t2y 2c. Naa Ss iy
176261.
Bloomer, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Oct, SL; 1912s, 26. Nove O.7 1912s oT
175155.
Boyceville, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Oct25, AGLA2 -2ee e268) OLD Ak
174714.
Cadott, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Wov.. 4, 19120) Deuce! OF.
175156,
Cameron, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Oct... Bl; AOL gh Bea Now. "Oo 192 7
175152.
Chetek, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ‘©
Oeie Bie Is 2 ee Nev. 92-1912
175154.
Colfax, Wis.,
Oct? 24-1913 34.2
174715.
Ellsworth, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Noy. 1G (4912 52 6 Nov, ase 1982:
175378.
Endeavor, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Dec. 20; 1912 «2 "es, Dees, 19122 Fs
176607.
Hammond, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov: 29; 1912; 2ae. Now 25-1912." J
176259.
Horicon, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Peer 124, tOL2e 2 eo Wee.” 2a. ad
176653.
Hortonville, Wis., bird’s-eye view.
© Nov. 30, 1912;-2 c. Dee. 9,.1912: J
176400.
bird’s-eye view. ©
eC. OER 28 ido)
J
~
Hudson, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov. 14) \1912% 2 se eNovia ter 10028, J
175376.
Ladysmith, Wis., street scene. ©
WES. th S112 2 ee. Nev, OTST
Ligtar
‘Loyal, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov. 19,1912) 2°@ Novy. 25. 191235 5
176260.
Marion, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Woy. 00," 1912"" 2. Cex Wed Bio.
176399.
Menomonie, Wis., bird’s-eye view.
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2 c. Nov. f8, 1912; J
175377.
Montello quarry. © Dec. 17, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 19, 1912; J 176402.
New Holstein, Wis., bird’s-eye view.
© Dec. 14, 1912; 2 ce. Dee, 19,1912; J
176414.
HANSEN PHOTO co.—Continued.
New Richmond, Wis., bird’s eye
view. © Oct. 29, 19125 2 ec) Oct. 31,
1912; J 174930. |
Owen, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Oct. 7, 1912; 2:e. Oct. 9; 1912s a74sae
River Falls, Wis., bird’s-eye view.
© Nov. 11, 1912: 2 © Noy. 18; 1912-5
Lpoote:
Spencer, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. “Os 002 eae
175153. ,
Stanley, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ‘©
Oct. 22, 1912; 2 © OGi 2a
174652.
Unity, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Oct. 31, 1912; 2 @ WNov see
175034.
Welccme, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov. 30, 1912; 2 ©. DeGy Oya ton. a
176401.
Westfield, Wis., bird’s-eye view. ©
Dec. 20, 1912; 2 ¢ (Deg, 2aesoae ca
176606.
[2 photographs]:
Dorchester, Wis., bird’s-eye view.—
Medford, Wis., bird’s-eye view. © Oct.
14, 1912; 2 « each Och is) wie
174348, 174344.
[2 photographs]:
Elmwood, Wis., bird’s-eye view.—
Spring Valley, Wis., bird’s-eye view.
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c each Novos
19122 5 17521 2: \ VT See
Harpy (V. B.) Frankfort, Ind. [28216
Wreck. © May 11, 1912; 2 @ Dee
5 L012): GUase
HARMON (J.
Okla.
[6 photographs] :
Belle Isle Lake by moonlight, Okla-
homa city, 1494, 1499.—Belle-Isle Lake,
evening, Oklahoma city, 1491.—Morn-
ing after the storm, 1205.—October
sunset on Belle-Isle Lake, Oklahoma
City, 1496, 1498. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2c.
each Noy. 5, 1912; J 175063-175068.
Oklahoma,
[28217-28222
WILLIAM )
Harris & Ewine, Washington.
[28223-28312
Gen. George) ©
Oct. 9, 1912; J
Andrews (Adj.
June: 5012 sa Ge
174399.
Ashurst (Sen. Henry F.) © June
28, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174379.
Beall (Hon. Jack) © Dec. 12, 1912;
2 ec. Dee, 19, 1912; J 1(63e0;
Bonzano (Monsignor) © Aug. 2,
1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912: J 174390.
O10
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
28312
Harris & Ewinc—Continued.
Brun (Minister Constantine) ©
Maw oO, 1912. 2 « Dee 11, 19123: F
HiO2(5.
Bryan (Mrs. William J.) © July
i, A9i2; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912: J 174361.
Buchanan (Hon. Frank) © Aug. 5,
eee 2c. Oct: 19, 1912: J 1487s.
Calero (Hon. Manuel) © July 16,
ai. 2 ec. Oct; 19, 1912; J 174369.
Catron (Sen. T. B.) © Aug.
eee Cc. Oct, 19, 1912: J 174396.
Chinda (Viscount) © June 17,
ae. 2 e. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174394.
Chinda (Viscountess) © July
1Ot2 > 2 c. Oct.:19, 1912; J 174401.
Clapp (Sen. Moses E.) © June 25,
aoe 2)e Oct. 19, 1912; J 174370.
Clayton (Hon. H. D.) © Dee.
d912 62 ¢: Dec. 19, 1912; J 176381.
Cox (Rep. James M.) © Nov. 2,
a912; 2 ¢ Dec. 6, 1912; J 176059:
Curry (Hon. George) © Dec.
fol? ec. Dec, 19, 19125; J 176393.
Davenport (Hon. J. S.) © Aug. 24,
1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174410.
Debs (Hon. Eugene V.) © Oct. 20,
pron | 2, Dec; 11,1912 ;:J 176268:
Fall (Sen. Albert B.) © Aug. 24,
$9122 2 c, Oct. 19,1912); J 174364
Farley (Cardinal) © Aug. 24, 1912;
Zz €& Oet. 19, 1912 > J 174395:
Frear (Gov. Walter F.) © Dee. 12,
pois 2c. Dec. 19, 1912 4.3: 1763TE
Garner (Hon. John N.) © Dec. 11,
1912; 2c. Dec. 19, 1912; J 176389.
Gibbons (Cardinal James) © Dec.
ht. 1ot2- 2 ec: Dee. 19, 1912. F 176391..,
Glascock (Gov. W. E.) © June 23,
Pete se. Oct. 19, 1912 > F-AT43Sh
Goeke (Hon. J. Henry) © Aug. 21,
pee 2 eC, Oct 19, 19125) 5 Li4s98.
Governors’ group, 1912. © Dec. 7,
aot23 2.c.. Dec, 41, 1912: J. 176273.
Green (Hon. William R.) © Aug.
ZISAOI2: 2-e. Oct. 19, 1912; FJ 174360,
Griest (Hon. William W.) © Aug.
at, tol2: 2 @. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174382.
Gronna (Hon. A. J.) © June 25,
1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174415.
Hadley (Hon. Herbert 8S.) © June
23, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174409.
Hammond (Hon. W. 8.) © Dee. 11,
aor 2 ee Dee, 19, 1912: J LTiGS95:
Hanna (Hon. L. B.) © Dec. 7, 1912;
2 c. Dee. 11, 1912; J 176266.
Harris & Ewrnc—Continued.
Hardwick (Hon. Thomas W.) ©
AU MADE AOLZ 2) 2 ca Octs| 19) 1912 vos
174405.
Harmon (Mrs. Judson) © Aug. 19,
$9125. 2 ec..Oct.19, 1932° J: 174417.
Hay (Hon. James) © Dec. 11, 1912;
2 ce. Dee. 19, 1912; J 176394.
Hayden (Hon. Carl) © Aug. 19,
1912;. 2°¢. Oct. 19,1912: J 174407.
Heflin (Hon. J. Thomas) © Dec. 12,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 19, 1912; J 176396.
Henry’ (Hon. R. L.) © Dee. 11,
1912; 2 e. Dee. 19, 1912; J 1763890.
Holland (Hon. EB. E.) © Aug. 21,
1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174874.
Howland (Paul) © Aug. 21, 1912;
2 e. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174368.
Hughes (Hon. William) © Dec. 11,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1912; J 176379.
Kinkead (Hon. E. F.) © Aug. 19,
1912; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174402.
Lafferty (Hon. Abraham W.) ©
Ae hs, IOI 2 re.» Oet, 19, JO 2ec.F
174406.
Lenroot (Hon. Irving L.) © July 3,
1912 312) e: Oct. 19,1912: J 14387.
Lloyd (Hon. James T.) © Dec. 11,
1912 32 ec) Dee. 19. 1912: J, 176385.
McKenzie (Hon. John C.) © Aug.
12, 198232 ec, Oct. 19, 191.2: J. 1743865.
Maher (Hon. James P.) © June 17,
AGAZ.: 2 eC. Oct: 19, 1£912.-; F.174398.
Martin (Sen. Thomas S.) © Dee. 11,
1912; 2 ¢. Dee. 19, 1912; J 1763883.
Massey (Sen. W. A.) © Aug. 12,
1OTZ Bie Oct, 19:) 1912, : 1743633
Mills (Gen. A. L.) © Aug. 2, 1912;
20°C. OCb. 1919122 3 174372.
Moon (Hon. John A.) © Dee. 11,
OTe eerie) Dees tO) 1122. h L(6S76.
Morse <GHon, ‘Hi A.) . ©X, duly 3,
POV Bo ie OC 195. 1902; J; 174380:
Murdock (Hon. Victor) © July 3,
POEZ sie Ocor, 19, 1912+ s LT4385.
Murray (Hon. W. EF.) © Oct. 12,
IOLA 2 eu Dees (th ASTD. S- LIB27T2;
Neeley (Zon. George A.) © Aug.
eu One 32 - Cr Oct 19: 1912s . J Laas:
Neill (Charles P.) © Aug. 5, 1912;
2 c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174414.
Norris (Hon. G. W.) © June 25,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174388.
O’Connell (Cardinal) © Aug. 2,
1D 2 e; ‘Oct. 19 1912 > J PAAIG:
O’Gorman (Sen. J. A.) © Dee. 11,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1912; J 176382.
O11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28312
pt. IV, sy vee
Harris & Hwine—Continued.
Padgett (Hon. L. P.) © Dee. 11,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 19, 1912; J 176384.
Parran (Hon. Thomas) © June 19,
1912; 2 e. Oet. 19, 1912; J 174408.
Pezet “CH Gis OUR ee) STthy 25,
ISi2? 2 ec Oet. 19, a2 eo T4AS6T-
Poindexter (Hon. Miles) © June
oo, LOI Zire. Ott AQ eaoL? > i v7 SUT.
Porter (Hon. Stephen G.) © Aug.
2, 19923 3.2 ef Oetc19, ABE2s. Jetta S89.
Prouty (Hon. S. F.) © Aug. 5,
ESI 2 20 e.. Oet: LO, A912: WA 74966:
Pujo (Hons Ae PS Oy Dees i
12s 2 Gee, ASHI Ole I GSR Te
Rhodes (Maj. T. L.) © June 7.
WIS: Zoe, Vet. T9;, 19t2s Ie tvs.
Roddenberg (Hon. S. A.) © June
Pri 2 COC 19, aASI2e FWA 7.
Rosewater (Victor) © June 15,
P2602 ech £9, TOL ah erase:
Rothermel (Hon. J. H.) © July 16,
1912: 2 ce. Oet: 19; 1992: J L437.
Rouse (Hon. Arthur B.). © June
25, 1912202 e. Oct 919, 1912:- a teases:
Sanders (Sen. Newell) © June 2,
1912; 2° ¢.Oets £95 1912 > dy 174308:
Sells (Hon. Sam R.) © July 12,
LUZ S42 COC] WOMANS 25 LAST EL:
Sims’ (Hon. T: W:)° © Dec. 11,
1912; 2 e. Dee. 19, 1912; J 176378.
Slayden (Hon. James L.) © Nov.
Grito ta 2 4e) Dee! Ale 1912 J WIGea67:
Smith (Sen. Hoke) © July 27,
1912; 2 c¢. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174404.
Stewart (Hon. Joseph) © July 20,
ISIAs 2 ie Oet;: TSF L982 yh LT4a84,
Stubbs (Hon. W. R.) © June 23,
L902 2 /e. Oat--LG,, 1992 2-7 174373.
Sulzer (Hon. William) © Dee. 12,
191252 e) Dee: (Ot 1912 J 176386.
Swanson (Sen. C. A.) © Dec. 11,
1912 3:2°e. Dee. 19, A9124°5. 176388.
Taft (Hon. Charles P.) © July 3,
1912.2 ¢. Oct..19; 191235 1L7T4386.
Thompson (Carmi A.) © June 21,
19123 2) @ Oct 19S 1912 oO 441.
Tuttle (Hon. William E.) © June
OF, A912 Qe.’ Oct: 19,7912 4 J 174s838.
Underhill (fon. Edwin S.) © June
28, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174403.
Underwood (Mrs. Oscar) © June
5, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174400.
Valdez (Seiior Ramon) © Nov. 9,
1912; 2c. Dee. 11, 1912; J 176274.
Williams (Hon. John Sharp) ©
Dec: 11, 191232°2) c!. Dec 19 sole; J
176262.
INOW 6: 2c SSI ee
Harris & Hwine—Continued.
Wilson (J/iss Eleanor Randolph)
© Nov. 2, 1912; 2 c. Bec? aie aies
J 176269.
Wilson (Hon. Frank E.) © June
25, 1912; 2c. Oct. 19, 192; tae
Wilson (Miss Jessie Woodrow) ©
c. Dec. Ti, 13a2aea
176270.
Wilson (Mrs. Woodrow) © Nov. 2,.
1912: 2 @. Dee. 1k, 1912) F Ate
Hart (WILLIAM CLARK), Springfield,
Mass. [28313
Arbutus. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 ¢ Aug.
28, A912 Aiton
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago.
[28314-28347
Across the campus. © Sept. 9,
1912; 2 e: Oct. 17, 1912; K 48968.
After the matinee. © Noy. 1, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 18, 191277 S0Saa.
Choice bird. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 18, 1912; K 505382,
Christmas shopping. © Noy. 29,
1912: 2c Dec. 13, 1912; K 51736.
Enter the New Year, 1913. © Nov.
29, 1912; 2 c. Dee: 13, 19123 Keaies
Freshman. © Oct. 3, 192272 c¢
Oct. 21, 1912; K 49318.
Getting back. © Noy. 6, 1912; 2 «
Noy, 18,. 1912: Ik S033
Going to dinner. © Nov. 16, 1912;
2c. Dec. 4, 1912: Ki isa!
Going to the game. © Oct. 24,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 18, 19123 K 50822:
In the frat house. © Sept. 9, 1912;
2,.¢c,..Oct. 17, 19123 K see
Junior. © Oct; 3, 191292 Goce
1912; K 49814.
Making a strike. © Oct. 3, 1912;
2c. Oet. 21, 1912 K 40aa5,
| Men’s fashion cuts]:
At the orchard.——Home coming.—
Opening of school.—Spectators.—Spell-
binder. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 @ each
Oct. 17, 1912; K 48969, 48970, 48972-—
48974.
[—— Large size]:
After the game.—aArt gallery.—At
the navy yard.—-Hockey.—In the pad-
dock.—Windy day. © Oct. 11, 1912;
2 ¢. each Nov. 4, 1912; K 49828, 49834—
AOS88.
All's well.—Campaign ci-
gar.—Out in the open.—Promenade.—
Ski jumper. © Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 4, 1912; K 49829-49833.
012
MISCELLANEOUS
/ no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
| HART, SCHAFFNER & Marx—Contd.
Night before Christmas. © Novy. 29,
eroi2: 2c. Dec. 13, 1912; K 517387.
On the side lines. © Oct. 10, 1912;
mc. Oct. 21, 1912; K 493816.
Ready for the evening. © Nov. 16,
t9t2; 2c. Dec. 4, 1912; K 51351.
Moor. ©) Oct. 3, 1912;)2.¢ Oct.
21, 1912; K 493817.
Sophomore. © Oct. 3, 1912;'2 «
met, 21, 1912; K 49318.
Waiting for the start. © Nov. 6,
912; 2 c. Noy. 18, 1912; K 50530.
Harte (HAL) Toledo. [28348, 28348*
Coutere (Bill) dare devil. © Oct.
me tot2- 2 ec: Nov. 9, 1912; J-175149.
Whitlock (Brand) © Sept. 10,
aos 2 €. Sept. 13, 1912; FJ 173208.
HARTMAN FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.,
Chicago. [28349-28351
Cupid the promoter, Hartman the
murnisher. © Oct. 13, 1912; 2 ¢ Oct.
28, 1912; K 49639.
Hartman’s four big Chicago stores
are at your service. © Oct. 6, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49640.
What next, Hartman’s of course.
Regen fet 1912562 '@. Oct...28, 1912;
K 49461.
Harvey (E. 8S.) Lebanon, Ind.
[ 28352-28356
Ralston (Samuel M.) and his sec-
retary Bert Winters. © Dec. 7, 1912;
ee. Dec. 14,,1912; J. 176317.
——hbust view. © Dee. 10, 1912; 2
e Dee. 14, 1912: J 176315.
in his law office. © Dec. 10,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 14, 1912; J 176316.
——three quarter figure. © Dee.
aot912)- 2 e. Dec. 14,1912; J 176314.
Ralston (Mrs. S. M.) © Nov. 24,
aoe: 2 ec, Nov. 27, 1912; 3 175078:
Harvey (H. J.) New Orleans.
[28357-28368
Attempt at raising Huppmobile, 32
model H roadster, from Lake Pont-
euartrain, © 1 c¢. Nov. 14, 1912: J
175964.
Birmingham baseball team. © Sept.
pete 2 e€. Dee; 2, 1912; J LT6014:
Diver at work raising Huppmobile,
type 32 model H roadster, from Lake
Pontchartrain. © 1 c. Nov. 14, 1912;
J 175965.
Hoisting Huppmobile, 32 model H
roadster, from sunken Josie. © 1.
Nov. 14, 1912; J 175963.
Harvey (H. J.)—Continued.
Janus (Antony) aviator:
Arriving in New Orleans with case
of Lemp’s beer.—En route to New
Orleans. © Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
Dec. 21, 1912; J 176428, 176429.
Josie (Steamer ) wrecked in Lake
Pontchartrain, Nov. 3, 1912. © Nov.
9: 1912 2 ie. Nov. 14.) 9912.3. 7 | 275962,
Parker (John M.) ©: 1c. Dec. 16,
1912; J P6673.
St. George’s church, choir and or-
gan. © Dec. 238, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1912; J 176787.
South Carolina (U. S. S.) crew. ©
7,
Ween, My Aoi 2 (ex Dec. 1902 EE
17607T.
Tulane football team. © Nov. 21,
1912.52 'e. Dee. 2, 1912; J 176012.
Westwego, La., Texas and Pacific
railway terminals. © Oct. 19, 1912;
2 €. Dees T1912; J AT6OG.
HASTINGS H.) Haverhill,
Mass. [28369, 28370
‘Head (W. D.):1, 2. © Nov. 8, 1912;
2 ce each | Noy. £6, $9125 sy Tasek
175362.
HAUSLE (FRANK) New York. [28371
Fire proof safety stair case, sheet
nos Bid er eto LO: WIS Ty 4:
HAWKINSON (A. R.) Mazeppa, Minn.
[28372, 28373
Mazeppa, Minn., high school. ©
Novy: (Ont Oi2s 12. 'e Nov... 13, 1912:
175241.
—— People’s state bank. © Oct.
2a LONE 2. Ooky 2A 1992: J A7450F,
HAYDEN (JOHN A.) Portland, Me.
[28374-28376
© 1c” Nov. 19,
( GEORGE
Salmon jumping.
1912; J 175780.
Salmon jumping at Hatchery at
Raymond, Me. © 1 ¢ Nov. 19, 1912;
J 175779.
Salmon jumping at Raymond, Me.,
salmon pool. © 1 c¢. Nov. 19, 1912;
J 175781.
Haypon (W.) Marshfield, Or. [28377
Gamp ; fire.) © Dee,.1, 1912:.2 @:
Dec. 14, 1912; J 176313.
Hecut & CAMPE, INC., New York.
[28378, 28379
Oaddie, . ©) st es. Nov. 4, 1912; Fi
175027.
Golf player. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1912;
J 175028.
013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28380
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
HEDENBERG (JAMES W.), Chicago.
[6 photographs] : [28380-28885
Chicago 1859, N. E. corner of Clark
and Wash. streets looking 8S. E. from
court house, 2—Chicago 1859, N. E.
and §S. HE. corners of Clark and Ran-
dolph streets from courthouse, 1—
Chicago 1859, S. E. corner of Lasalle
and Wash. sts. taken from courthouse, .
4.—Chicago 1859, S. W. and N. E. cor-
ner of Wash & Lasalle sts. taken from
courthouse, 6—Womans home of Chi-
cago erected 1868, 69 on W. Jackson
street cor. of Halstead St. 3. & 5. ©
Oct. 7, 1912; 25e. each Get, 251912;
J 174085-174090.
HEDLUND (O.) Madras, Or.
[28886-28392
Harvesting wheat near Madras,
Crook County, Or., 1017-1019. © Oct.
10, 19123".2 ‘ce. each “Oct: 80, 1932" 5
174884174886.
Old haystack ranch, Crook County,
central Oregon. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 30, 1912; J 174887.
Sherars bridge, the old gateway to
central Oregon, Deschutes River.
mept,, 0, 19123 2 °e Novo.2e,. 102s
175706.
Volunteer grain on the line of Ore-
gon trunk near Culver County, central
Oregon. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 c Nov. 25,
1912; J 175707.
Wanamevit (Mrs.) and papoose. ©
Mone (hO1e: 2 e) Nov..-25° 19128 J
175705.
HEER ENGINE CO., Portsmouth, O.
[28393
[Self balancing engine.] © Feb. 19,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49119.
HELFRICH (J. W.) New York.
[6 prints]: [28394-28399
Let us pilot you.—Make your brains
do your work.—Sharp points for sharp
people.—Sharp’en your brain.—Sharp’s
way.—Way up.
© Nov, 1, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 4,
1912; K 49755-49760.
HELMIs (Grorce N.), New York.
[28400
Battle of Genitza (Maya tay T'evitwr)
© Nov. 16, 1912: 2 ¢. Noy. 18, 1912;
K 50573.
HENDERSON co., Cin-
cinnati. [28401
How do you stand on the question:
R u wet or dry. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 14, 1912; K 48784,
LITHOGRAPHING
HENKHE (EpmMuND J.) Scranton, Pa.
[28402
Scranton, Pa., panoramic view in
1912. © Dec. 1, 1912; 2°e eee
1912: LF 276en2.
HENSLEY (KE. R.) Manchester, Ia.
[28403
Dyersville, Ia., bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov. 27, 1912; 2 \¢) NOV" See
176235
Hertz, New York. [28404-28410
Hertz polo girl. © Noy. 25, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 22, 1912° J 1fo27o:
[6 prints]: ;
[Hertz Norfolk suit.]—[Hertz polo
coat.|—[Hertz side saddle habit.]—
[Hertz sporting coat, back and front
views. |—[Hertz walking suit.] © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 c. each OGin stare ee
48413-48418.
HIBBARD (C. J.) Minneapolis.
[28411-28418
Agency convention Northwest na-
tional life, Minneapolis, Aug. 1912. ©
Aug. -8, 1912; 2 c) Nov. pie ee
ures ay
Donaldson's’ delivery rigs. © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 e Now. 13): 19123 det oeee.
Minneapolis fire dept. autos. © Oct.
27, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1912 533 1ia2ae
Minneapolis from southwest. ©
Aug. 15, 1912; 2 @.° N@w. Gee
AWE ye
Minnepolis, Lake Calhoun beach. ©
Aug. 13, 1912; 2 NOV) ieee
175254.
Minnesota state fair, 1912. © Sept.
10, 1912; 2 ¢ Nov. 13, 79123 iis:
Night crowd at Lake Harriet. ©
Sept.’ 3, 1912: 2 ¢. Novi aa aon
Viba2p4t
U. of M. campus from chimney. ©
Dec. 16, 1912; 2.¢. Dec. 18) Wigs a
176348.
HICKS, CHATTEN ENGRAVING CO., Port-
land, Ore. [28419
Oregon apples. © Novy. 2, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 9, 1912; K 515384.
HIGGINBOTHOM (G. J.) Dallas.
[28420
[| Dallas, Tex. ]
Southwestern life bldg. © Oct. 15,
1912; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1912: J 174605:
HieGins (FRANK C.) New York.
[28421-28423
Basic cryptograph Aegypto-Hebraic
elements. 1 ec. Oct. 29, 1912; I 1188.
order of Melchisedek. 1 ¢. Nov.
8, 1912; I 1150.
o14
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
HieGins (FRANK C.)—Continued.
tree of life development.
Nov. 7, 1912; 1 1149.
ape (ih. )) Palnyyra, N. J:
[28424-28496
15.
[7S prints]:
Annabel.—Apple blossoms.—At the
elose of day.—Autumn beauties.—
Away from the busy world.—Beat it
kid, beat it.—Beside still waters.—
Best of the flock.—®*Betsy and Bossy.—
Bianca.—Boy scout.—Bringing home
the bride—Charming vista.—Clari-
bel. — Daffodils. —- Dorothea. — Even-
ing.—Forest giants.—Foretelling the
future—Friends loyal and true—
Gentieness and strength. — Good
friends.—Hello.—Hello dad.—His first
bank account.— Home-made — rain-
storm. Honest labor. — In _ the
marshes.—In the mellow sunshine.—In
winter’s icy clasp.—Interested specta-
ters.—Jessica. — Loyai friend. — Mar-
garita—Mother’s helper.— Neath sum-
mer skies——Old oaken bucket.—Our
morning ride—Passing of the day.—
Pathway to the sunset.—Pink lady.—
Pink rose—Pippins.—Plenase fill my
order.—Popular smithy.—Prize Hol-
steins.—Purple shades of evening.—
Ready for battle-—-Ready for the
opera.—Red rose.—Rippling brook.—
Rosemary. -— Roses. — Royal herd. —
Shades of autumn.—Shadows of sun-
set.—Special delivery.—Still waters.
Strong and sterdy [Four and two
horse scenes. | 1, 2.—There’s no
place like home —Three chums.—
Through the _ gathering twilight.—
Twilight shadows.—Violet—Watching
the restless herd.— When ignorance is
bliss —When the day is done.—Where
quiet reigns supreme. White face.—
Whitecapped waves. — Yellow rose. —
Youthful depositor. © Oct. 1, 1912;
2c. each Oct. 9. 1912; IKK 48538-48610.
HIneEs (T. A.) Independence, Ia.
[28497
Independence, Ia., new high school.
© Nov. 25) 1912;.2 «&. Nov.) 6, 4912;'J
175202.
HIRZEL, FELTMANN AND CO., New York.
[28498
Sicula-Americana societa di naviga-
zione 2 vapore. © Dec. 14, 1912; 2.
Dec. 21. 1912; K 52291.
HIsSPpsNIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
York. [28499-28501
Hispanic society of America:
Main floor looking east, 1. 2.—North-
east corner main floor. © Oct. 24,
41912; 2c. each Oct. 29, 1912: J 174920-—
174922.
28528
‘HOFFMAN (J. HENRY) Baltimore.
[28502
Trial of Calisto, from painting by
Peter Paul Rubens. © 1 ¢. Dec. 21,
1912; J 176434.
HoKENSTROM (N.)
Wis.
Chippewa Falls,
[28503
Roosevelt (Theodore) at Chippewa
Falls, Wis. © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 e. Oct.
17, 1912; J 174598.
Ho“ttYeR (SAMUEL) Hudson Heights,
ph Band fn [28504-28515
[12 prints]:
Barnum’s museum, 1853.—Broadway
and Leonard Street, 1839.—Burbon’s
theatre, 1849.—Fulton market, 1852.—
Havemeyer mansion, 1850.—Hone’s
(Philip) house, 1840.—House at cor-
ner of 34th Street and 11th Avenue,
1848.—Miller house, 1830.—Novum
Amsterodamum, 1667.—Number 7 State
- Street, 1850.—Revenue Office, 1855.—
Thalia theatre and Atlantic garden,
1850. © Dee. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
21, 1912; IX 52031-52042.
HorsincErR (R. W.) Charlottesville,
Va. [28516-28520
Monticello cirket. © Sept. 10, 1912;
2 c. Oct. 26, 1912; J 174667.
[4 photographs]:
Home of a_ patriot.—Presidential
home.—Salon.—Servants’ quarters. ©
Sept. if, 1912: 2 e. each Oct.. 26, 1912;
J 174668-174671.
Hooper (Rosa) San Francisco.
[28521
Haglund (Katherin) mascot. © 1
ce. Noy. 4, 1912; J 175004.
Horner (Cart J.) Boston.
[ 28522, 28528
Urack (Otto).1, 2. © Dee. 4, 1912;
2. @) seach! Dec. G6, , 19323. A607,
176058. ;
Hornung (Joun ©.) Louisville, Ky.
[28524
[Hornung (John C.)] Health, bank-
ing power, success. © Nov. 5, 1912;
2’ e.. Nov. 7,'1912; K 49975.
HostetTer (J. B.), Davenport, Iowa.
[28525-28528
Norwood (Irving C.) 1-3. © Aug.
80, 1912: 1 ec. each Sept. 20, 1912; 1
e. each Oct. 18, 1912; J 1743825-174827.
Redmen group. ©1ce. Oct. 7, 1912;
J 173904.
O15
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28529
pt. IV. nose
Houston (NELLIE SHAW) Cincinnati. | Hunt (Woopsury E.), Concord, N. H.
[ 28529-28531
Good roads congress, Dec. 3-6, 1912:
Bird’s-eye view exhibition hall.—
Convention delegate group with hats
off.—Convention delegate group with
hats on. © Dec. 19, 1912; 2 ec. each
Dec. 23, 1912; J 176608—-176610.
Howexyu (SARA J.), Philadelphia.
[ 28582-28535
[Cross stitch pattern. Bird design. ]
Cy Dec 3.19125 2 ‘CDE 7012 KK
51691.
[ Butterfly design. © Dec. 3.
£Ot2; 2.c. Decs 2, 19122 Ke Sloss.
[ Rabbit design.] © Dec. 3,
1912: 2.e. Dee, 2, 912. 1K SGO4.
[ Strawberry design.] © Dec.
3.4912: 21e) Dee, 2, 1912" Ko Stes2,
HUDOR WATER co., Buffalo. [285386
Root (J. Ginger) © Nov. 25, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 26, 1912; K 50995.
HuesscH (Marcus M.) Chicago.
[ 285387, 28538
electric bell. door
opener, speaking tube and indicator
panel. Back [and] front. © June 3,
1932; 2c each Dec. 23, 1912; J 176587,
176588.
Hueeins (U. S.), Homestead, Pa.
[28539-28549
Change of air is doing me good. ©
ec. (15, 1912.2 63 Wee 25, 1a ik
52409.
[Colored post cards]:
Hard to keep the straight and nar-
row way.—Helping hands reach out
along the way.—Honk.—I’m — sure
grinding out some tires on this trip.—
We're only hitting the high places.—
Wish you were along, kiddo. © Oct.
20, 1913; 2c. each ‘Noy. 1, 1912; K
49692-49697.
Muckadamized. © 0 ci as Weg 2 ba
ec. Oct..19, 1912; K 49121:
My car sure makes ’em all stop and
Combination
look. © Jan. 15, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1912; K 52410.
O for more’ worlds to honker. ©
Dec. 15, 1912;.2 c. Dec., 28, 1912; Ik
52411.
You bet money talks, mine is
screamin’ goodbye. © Oct. 17, 1912;
2, Oct. *19,/1912 + K 49120.
HUGHES AND BAILEY, New York.
[28550
Norwich, Conn., 1912, aero view. ©
Oet.. 1, TAS > e Gehl se, tei? ok.
48421.
~
0
nT A
[28551-28554
[4 photographs] :
Boy with rabbit.—Child with bird’s
nest.—Girl with duck.—Girl with rab-
bit. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2 e each Sept.
30, 1912; J 174293, 174294, 174208:
174299.
HureL (AMAND MArtTIN) Rosebank,
Staten Island, N. Y. [28555
Sainte famille; by Raphael Sanzio. ©
© Sept. 16, 1912; 2 ce Sept. 19, 1912;
H 1028.
HUTCHISON (R. R.} Endicott, Wash.
[ 28556
Bowers ranch combined harvester.
© Aug. 21, 1912; 2'c. Aus? 2674982"
J 1753883.
HurtTen (A. R.) New York. [28557
New York (U. S. 8.) launching. ©
Oct., 31, 1912; 2. ec: Nov. -S0eiea ae
175957.
Hype (Epwarp S8.), Dubuque, fa.
{28558
Henderson (David Brenner) and
tomb. [Post card.] © Aug. 22, 1912;
2 e: Oct. 7," 1912 > KK Agana
HybDrE (HELEN) Tohyo. [28559-28569
[Wood cuts, colored on rice paper]:
Common scold.—Feeding the bun-
nies.—Going to market.—Interlude.—
Mexican coquette.—Mexican Re-
becca.—Moonlight on the Viga
Canal.—Orizaba (Mount)—Over the
garden walls.—Sunday morning.—Un-
willing dancers. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Noy. 23, 1912; K 50843-50853.
IDEAL AEROPLANE & SUPPLY co., New
York. [28570
Ideal Curtiss hydro-aeroplane, con-
vertible. © Oct. 19, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 19,
TOL HAST
IMPERIAL GRANUM CO., New Haven.
[28571-28575
© Nov. 25,
26; 19k
Mother and baby, 1-5.
1912; 2 ¢«. each Nov:
175747-175751.
Imus (M. dE Leon) Chelan, Wash.
[28576
Held, as it-were, the mirror up to
nature. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2 © Dee:
10, 1912):)0> D6 Haas
INSURANCE PRESS, New York.
[28577, 28578
I'll take the insurance later. ©
Nov. 16, 1912; 2.c. Nov. 19, 19823536
50645.
Nothing doing today. © Oct.
1912; 2 e. Oct. 11, 1912; K 48654:
9,
16
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
28956
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CORPO-
RATION, New York. [28579
International agricultural corpora-
tion Buffalo fertilizer works. [Calen-
mar). © Oct. 29,1912; 2 ¢) Nov.)11,
1912; K 50290.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, New
York. [28580-28956
Actual photograph of bombardment
' of Maritza. © Nov. 14, 1912; 1 «¢.
Noy. 15, 1912; K 50464.
Adamant line of the Army repulsing
the Navy attack. © Dec. 1, 1912; 1 «¢.
Dee. 3, 1912; K 51289.
Among the blond-haired Eskimos
ES 4] ae
© Sept. 30; 1 c Oct. 1, K 48353.
© Oct. 3; 1 c. Oct. 4; K 48433.
kc) Oct. 7:1. ¢.:- Oct: 8: K 48512.
© Oct. 17; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 49059.
Archbald (Judge R. W.) © Dec. 4,
1912; 1 e Dec. 5, 1912; K 51440.
Are we a nation of snobs. © Nov.
15, 1912; 1 «. Nov. 16, 1912; K 50502.
Armored cruiser Tennessee fitting
out in haste. © Nov. 12, 1912; 1 «.
Noy. 138, 1912; K 50388.
Arsene (Prince) at Vranja, Servia.
Nov. 44,1912 » 1, ¢.\Noy,/12, 1912; K
50334.
Astor (Alice) © Oct. 14, 1912; 1c.
Oct. 15, 1912; K 48871.
Astor (Mrs. John) © Oct. 14, 1912;
1c. Oct. 15, 1912; K 48869.
Astor (Vincent) © Oct. 14, 1912; 1
e. Oct. 15, 1912; K 48870.
Back to the garage. © Oct. 4, 1912;
ie) Oct, 5, 1912: K 48453:
Baker (Hobey) kicking the field
goal near the end of the first half. ©
Noy 17, 1912:°T) ¢. Nove 19) | tOU2's 4K
50594.
Battleship Arkansas. © Oct.
1912; 1 c. Oct. 10, 1912; K 48680.
Battleship fleet passing in review be-
fore the Mayflower.
re Oc. 17, 1912; K 48995.
Beach (Beauty) and wife conspicu-
ous among fur-clad society at races.
© Novy. 3, 1912; 1 c Nov. 4, 1912; K
49802.
Becker (Lieutenant Charles A.) ©
Oct. 6, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48502.
© Oet..'8; 4912: Aes Oct 9,
1912;.K 48633.
—— jin shackles on way to the death
cell at Sing Sing prison. © Oct. 31,
1912; 1 ce. Nov. 1, 1912; K 49745.
9,
—— 2.
© Oct: 16,, 912°: 1
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
seven studies. © Oct. 27, 1912;
1c. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49612.
—— showing him as he appeared
during the latter days of his trial. ©
etsy 2oy\) LOL tee Oety 26) HOLD san
49558.
two studies. © Oct. 16, 1912;
1 e. Oct. 17, 1912; K 48994.
Becker (Mrs. Charles A.) 1.
Oct. 8, 1912; 1 c Oct. 9,.1912; Ik 48634.
——2. © Oct. 13, 1912; 1 e@ Oct.
14, 1912; K 48792.
—_—8. © Oct. 27, 1912; 1c. Oct. 29,
1912; K 49609.
——4, © Oct. 31, 1912; 1 ¢ Nov. 1,
1912; K 49746.
——devoted wife of Lieutenant
Becker. © Oct. 25, 1912; 1 © Oct. 26,
1912; K 49554.
Belmont (Mrs. August), Mrs.
Thomas Hastings, Mrs. Arthur Iselin.
©) Oct: 120, 1912/1 -¢, 'Oet. 21, 19125 K
49290.
Bennett (James Gordon) © Oct. 2,
HOE2 ate. Oct. 3), 192; I AS88s:
Bernhardt (Mme. Sarah) © Dee.
PAOD 'e, Dec.3, FOZ: IK S1293.
Big gun in action at Muritzan. ©
Novis 14) 1912) Te Nov. 15) d9i12;
IX 50469.
Big guns in action at Muritzan. ©
Novis.) 1912 0 hve tNov. d4e) 1 O02 ;
K 50420.
Big Santa Claus. © Dec. 23, 1912;
1c. Dec. 24, 1912; K 52146.
Bry 19122" © Novi 22> fe: Nov.
23; K 50818.
Blommaert (Captain Baron de) of
Belgium, taking a hurdle. © Nov. 20,
1912; 1 c. Nov. 21, 1912; IK 50735.
Boston Red Sox. © Sept. 18, 1912;
2c. Sept. 21, 1912; J 174175.
Boyovitch (General) © Dec. 28,
1912: 1 c. Dec. 24, 1912; K 52147.
Breese (Mrs. James L.) © Oct. 28,
1912; 1 .¢. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49616.
Brickley, Harvard’s hero. © Noy.
24, 1912; 1 c. Noy. 26, 1912; K 51009.
——hero of the game, and captain
and end of victorious Crimson eleven.
(O" Now, 5, 19125 Wie. Nove 4ecc1oaa:
K 49799.
Britton (Miss Katherine) © Oct.
38,1912; 1 «@ Oct. 4, 1912; K 48482.
Bulgarian artillery on way to the
front. |; © \NoviiT,,1912; ine Nov. /29,
1912): KK, 50595.
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28956
-
pt. Iv, 1. S., Vv. 4
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
officers distributing cigarette
tobacco and paper to Turkish prison-
ersic ©): Nov. 24) 1992 sce. Nov, 12,
1912 =); 5OS3T.
—=* outpost.’ ©- Now" 8S. 71912 1c:
Nov. 9, 1912; K 50251.
—— scouts reconnoitering from a
high building. © Nov. 10, 1912; 1.
Nov. 11, 19125" K 50286
Cannon.’ (Joseph Dit. Get. <2,
1912; 1 « Oct. 4, 1912; K 484380.
Captain and star player of van-
quished Princeton team. © Nov. 3,
1912; 1 ec. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49804.
Carnegie (Andrew) © Nov. 26,
J912:- i.e, Nov. 27, 19123" 51128:
Carnegie (Mrs. Morris) playing ball.
© Oct: 28; 1912: 1c. Oct, 29, 1912
Kk 49615.
Champion Boston Red Sox players
who participated in world’s series.
Oete2G, 1912 5" 4 ev OCey 29 1012 ale
49611.
Cleveland (j/iss Esther) © Nov.
20. S912: hc Nov. 2h, 1912501 Dono:
Coblyn (Lieutenant) putting his
mount over the hurdles. © Nov. 16,
1912; 1c. Nov. 18, 1912; K 50589.
Colossus. © Dec. 11, 1912; 1 © Dee.
a2, 19123 Ky 5134.
Concert of powers. © Nov. 28
Lt tec. Nov, 29, 192 K older
Constantinople, bird’s-eye view. ©
Nov: 2, PORQZE TT ve: NOY. 4, 2912 97K
49798.
Convention of blond-haired Eskimos.
© Oct. 1, 1912; 1c Oct. 2, 1912: K
483878.
Corey (Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis)
© Dec. 15, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 16, 1912; K
518387.
Cropsey (Former Police Commis-
sioner.) © Sept. 25, 1912; 1 c. Sept.
26, 1912; K 48395.
on the witness stand. © Oct. 17,
1912; 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49060.
Dad’s the engineer. © Dee. 2, 1912;
1c. Dee. 8, 1912; K 51294.
Damaged rudder of the Turrialba.
©.’ Dec. 26, 19121 '¢.’. Dees. 27; 1912 -
K 52284.
Davidson (Philip) known as Red
Phil, © Oct. 6, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1912;
K 48508.
Davidson
Seti,
48518.
3
(Red Phil) studies. ©
1912s Tse, TOet. 8, (AO tee
O18
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Dear dad and his daughter [1912]:
© Nov. 28; 4 c. Nov. 29; K 51138.
© Dec. 2: 1c. Dec. 3; K 51295.
© Dec. 27; 1 c. Dee. 28; K 52430.
Debs (Hugene V.) on the stump. ©
Oct.. 22, 1912; 1 @ OGti 52a.ge ee
49379.
Decies (Lord and Lady) and nurse,
with their infant child. © Oct. 2,
|. 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48389.
Detachment of the Turkish signal
corps hastening out of Constantinople.
© Nov. 4, 1912; 1. ¢. Nov. 5, 1912; K
49920.
Devore (Josh) © Oct. 11. 1912; 1c.
Oct. 12, 1912; IX 48769.
Diogenes [1912]:
© Oct. 14; 1c. Oct. 15; K 48873.
© Oct. 29; 1c. Oct. 30; K 49737.
© Nov. 19; 1 ec. Nov. 20; K 50715.
© Nov. 30; 1c. Dee. 2; K 51233.
© Dec. 9; 1 ec. Dec. 10; K 51583.
Dixon (Senator) © Oct. 3, 1912;
1c. Oct. 4, 1912; K 48428.
Doctor’s orders. © Nov. 9, 1912;
1c. Nov. 11, 1912; K 502838.
Dreadnought North Dakota steam-
ing into New York. © Oct. 6, 1912;
1c. Oct. 7, 1912; IX 485i0)
Emmerich (i/aster Herbert) on his
mount. © Dec. 29, 1912; 1 ©. Dee. 30,
19125 “KK S250.
Eustis (M/s. James B.) watching
Piping Rock races; Mrs. August
Belmont. © Oct. 13, 1912; 1 e. Oct.
14, 1912; K 48798.
Everybody is busy when the boss is
around. © Nov. 26, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
WIS se AT
Fatal trio. © Oct. 8, 1912; 1 e& Oct.
9, 1912; K 48688.
Figure it out for yourself. © Noy.
4, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 5, 1912; K 49921.
Virst actual Balkan war pboto-
graphs received here by the American.
© Nov. 8, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 4, 19125 K
498038.
First photographs of scenes of
slaughter and fire on Thracian battle-
fialds. © Nov. 15, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
1912. K 50TS2:
Meitman (Miss Lieta) in riding cos-
tume. © Nov. 21, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 22,
1912; K 50774.
Fletcher out at the plate. © Oct.
12, 1912; 1 ce. Oct. 14, 1912; K 48791.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Flynn (“ Lefty’) in the act of get-
ting away one of his famous punts.
me Nov. 24, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov? 26, 1912;
K 51008.
Yale’s dashing .fullback., ©
Maat, 1912: 1.¢ Noy. 19, 19125
50593.
Football season is here. © Oct.
mor2* 1 e; Oct. 23, 1912; K 49378.
Four gunmen disappearing into
death house at Sing Sing. © Noy.
moi? 1c. Nov. 29, 1912; K. 51181.
who go on trial to-day for the
murder of Herman Rosenthal. © Nov.
8, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 9, 1912; K 50246.
who will be placed on trial for
their lives. © Oct. 26, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1912; K 49556.
Gibson (Burton W.) and
=) Nov. 21,1912; 1 c. Nov.
K 50777.
and his wife as they appeared
yesterday in court. © Oct. 2, 1912;
me. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48390,
downcast, his wife watching a
witness. © Nov. 22, 1912; 1 c. Nov.
Bs, 1912; K 50817.
Gibson (Mr. and Mrs. Burton W.)
waiting with breathless anxiety for
mie verdict. © Nov. 27, 1912; 1. «.
Nov. 29, 1912; K 51134. y {
Gloom conference. © Oct. 30, 1912;
eee, Oct... 51, 1912; K 49741.
Gloom express. © Nov. 20, 1912;
me. Nov. 21, 1912; K 50733.
Glynn (Martin H.) © Nov. 4, 1912;
ad ec. Nov. 5, 1912; K 49919.
Goode (Mrs. Mary) © Dec. 21,
eoi2: I ec. Dec. 23, 1912; K 52148.
Gould (Mrs. Frank J.) © Nov. 22,
ma; 1 ec. Nov. 23, 1912; K. 50822.
and her sisters. © Oct. 5, 1912;
1e. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48494.
Gould (Mr. and Mrs. George J.) and
their daughters. © Oct. 6, 1912; 1 ¢.
Oct. 7, 1912; K 48499.
Graunke (Alma and Arthur), Mrs.
Louise Lindloff, William Lindloff. ©
ee oo) 19I2- 1 e. Cet: 30, 1912; Kh
49738.
Green (Miss Irene) one of the red-
maired girls. © Dec. 8, 1912; 1 ¢«
Mec. 10; 1912; K 51581.
Group of the Turrialba’s rescued
passengers. © Dec. 26, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec.
ey, 7912; K 52281.
Hardenbrook (Mrs. Mary Coleman)
© Dec. 24, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K
52230.
22
m4
the
Di
his wife.
22 41912;
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERViCE—Contd.
Harriman (j/iss Carol <A.), Miss
Hilda Holmes, Mrs. Charles Cary
Rumsey. © Oct. 27, 1912: 1c. Oct.
29, 1912; KK 49608.
He meant well [1912]:
© Dec. 5; 1 c. Dec. 6: K 51482.
© Dee. 9; 1 ec. Dee. 10; K 51582.
He’s the limit. © Dec. 18, 1912; 1
ce. Dec, 19, 1912; K 51984: .
Helping a wounded soldier into a
field ambulance at the front. © Nov.
10, 1912; 1 « Nov. 11, 1912; K 50286.
Henry (Captain Guy V.) taking a
hurdle on Chiswold. © Nov. 21, 1912;
fh cL Noy. 22; 1942" kK 50775:
Here we are at Armageddon again.
©) Mee} 10,1912 14 ¢. Dec. 11, 1912:
IKK 51680.
His majesty’s modern improvements.
1. © Oct. 18, 1912; 1c Oct. 19, 1912;
K 49146.
——2. © Oct. 21, 1912: 1 ¢ Oct.
22, 1912; K 49839.
—— [1912]:
© Nov. 1; 1 ¢. Nov. 4; K 49794.
© Nov. 8; 1 « Nov. 9: K 50247.
© Nov. 16; 1 c. Nov. 18; K 50590.
© Nov. 26; 1 © Nov. 27; K 51129.
Hollins (Miss Marion), Mrs. Payne
Whitney. © Oct. 18, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1912; K 48794.
Holm (Miss Grace) © Nov. 23,
1912; 1 ce. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50892.
Horowitz (Gyp the Blood) © Oct.
Bp Ot es Oat. it, O12 +) 1K 48509.
and Lefty Louie Rosenberg
leaving court. © Nov. 27, 1912; 1.«.
Nov. 29! 1912: 1K 51130.
Hughes (Police Inspector Edward)
and his wife. © Dec. 26, 1912; 1.
Dees fie 192 Kk 52279.
J am the mayor of modern Babylon.
@iiNov: 28; 1912: 1c, Nov: 26, 1912;
K 50894.
I should worry [1912]:
© Oct. 22; 1 ¢. Oct. 23; K 49580.
© Oct. 25; 1c. Oct. 26; K 49552.
© Oct. 29; 1 ¢. Oct. 30; K 497389.
© Nov. 2; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49795.
© Nov. 9; 1c. Nov. 11; K 50285.
© Nov. 12; 1 e@ Nov. 13; K 50386.
© Nov. 15; 1 c.. Nov. 16; K 50501.
© Nov. 19; 1 « Nov. 20; K 50714.
© Nov. 22; 1c. Nov. 23; K 50816.
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INTERNATIONAL
Gilbert.
12, 1912; K 50330.
It’s nice to be married [1912]:
© Oct. 1; 1 @ Oct. 2; K 48877.
© Oct. 4; 1 ¢. Oct. 5; K 48454.
© Oct. 8; 1c. Oct. 9; K 48637.
© Oct. 18; 1 ¢ Oct. 19; K 49145.
© Oct: 20s fi-e,y Oct. 22>
Joy and gloom [1912]: :
© Oct. 24; 1 © Oct. 25; K 49441.
© Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 18; K 50387.
© Dec. 18; 1 ¢ Dee. 14; K 51803.
© Dee. 14;.1 c Dee. 16; K 51836.
Joys and glooms 1912:
© Oct. 26; 1 c Oct. 28; K 49557.
Kazooks (Ha-king) © Oct. 12,
1912; 1 e. Oct. 12, 1912; K 48790.
Kearns (Sergeant Patrick) © Dec.
24,1912 1-¢. Dec. 26, 1912: K 52228;
Kelley (Miss Hettie), Mrs. Frank
Gould’s sister. © Nov. 22, 1912; 1c.
Novy, 23, 1912; K. 50819.
Kelley (A/iss Tillie), the young sis-
ter of Mrs. Frank J. Gould. © Nov.
25, 1912: 2 ec, Noy..25, 1912 1K 50889.
Keyes (Fullback), of Army, being
downed after 20 yard run. © Dec. 1,
TOI te: Wee's. TOV! eK izes:
Knight (Rear-Admiral Austin M.)
(C) Nov. 12,1912 3:1 ¢) Nov. 13, 1912¢ K
50389.
Labouchere (Lieutenant) taking a
hurdle. © Noy. 16, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 18,
1912; K 50588.
Latest photographs of actual war
scenes. © Nov. 17, 1912; 1c. Nov. 19,
1912; K 50592.
Law CRuth B.). o@. Nov. 3, 1912 > 1
c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49801.
Law’s first duty. © Oct. 16, 1912;
1 ec. Oct. 17, 1912; K 48991.
Lindsay (J. M.) captain of the Tur-
riaiba: © Dee. 26, O12" 1" .c. Dee.
BT, Dd Rerge22e2¢
Loew (J/rs. W. Goadby, Miss Evelyn
[and] Miss Florence.) © Oct. 6, 1912;
1 e. Oct. 7, 19125 K 48511.
Looking down from a 400 foot height
to the deck of the Florida. © Oct. 6,
1912; 1 c Oct. 7, 1912; K 48504.
McIntyre (John F.) © Oct. 24,
1912; 1 ec. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49444.
Maier (David) and Charles Dubeler.
© Dee, 24, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K
02227.
K 49340.
NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Iselin (Mrs. Arthur), Miss Lilla B.
OvNov.. 10, “L912 ac, Now.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd
Man from Montclair [1912]:
© Oct. 2; 1c. Oct. 3; K 48391.
© Oct. 5; 1 c. Oct. 7; K 48498,
© Oct. 19; 1 c Oct. 21; K 49288
© Oct. 24; 1 © Oct. 25: K 49442)
© Oct. 28; 1 & Oct. 29; K 49613
© Nov. 1; 1 @ Nov. 4; K 49792.
© Noy. 7; 1 ¢ Nov. 8: K 50112,
© Nov. 11; 1 ¢. Nov. 12: K 50332
© Nov. 14; 1 ce. Nov. 15; K 50468.
© Nov. 18; 1 ¢ Nov. 19; K 50596.
© Nov. 21; 1c. Nov. 22; K 50773.
© Nov. 23; 1 ce. Nov. 25; K 50898.
© Nov. 26; 1 ce. Nov. 27: K 5116.
© Nov. 29; 1 c. Nov. 30: K 51181.
© Dec. 3; 1 © Dee. 4: K 51845.
© Dec. 6; 1 © Dec. 7; K 51492.
© Dec. 11; 1 ©. Dee. 12; K 51732.
© Dec. 21; 1 c. Dee. 23; K 52140.
Managers and pitching choices. ©
Oct. 6, 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48506.
Marquard (Rube) © Oct. 11, 1912;
1¢. Oct. 12, 1912-7 K 457
—— and United States sailor play-
ing with mascot goat. © Oct. 8, 1912;
Le. Oct. 9) 1912 Kho Seca
in action. © Oct. 14, 1912; 1c.
Oet. 15, 1912; K 48875.
Martinovitch (General) and General
Patikoff, directly behind the gun.
Nov. 138, 1912; 1 @ Nov 4 ieee
50422.
Mathewson (Christy) © Oct. 10,
1912;'1 ¢@ Oct. 11 2912 eee
Mijuskovitch (M.) © Dec. 23, 1912;
1c. Dec. 24, 1912; K 52148.
Miller (Annie) © Dec. 24, 1912; 1
e. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52225.
Mr. Bosh, commissioner. © Oct. 14,
1912: 1 ec. Oct. 15, 1912. Keer:
Mr. Bosh [1912]:
© Sept. 30; 1 c Oct. 1; K 48352.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 4; K 48481.
© Oct. 7; 1 « Oct. 8; K 48514.
© Oct. 23; 1 ec. Oct. 24; K 49406.
© Oct. 26; 1 ce. Oct. 28; K 49558.
© Nov. 4; 1 «& Noy. 5; K. 49922.
© Nov. 138; 1¢ Nov. 14; K 50424.
© Nov. 16; 1 c Noy. 18; K 50585.
© Nov. 20; 1 ec. Nov. 21; K 50787.
Mr. Jack: © Dec. 25, 1902-31
Dec. 26, 1912; K 52234.
Mistletoe Joy and Gloom.
© Dee.
27, 1912; 1 &. Dec, 28, 1912; K 52429.
020
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
28956
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Montant (Mrs. Louis T.), Mrs. Og-
den Mills, Miss Ethel Harriman.
mer en, 1912: 1c. Oct. 29,°-1912: iK
49607.
Montenegrin commissary department
on way to the front. © Nov. 14, 1912;
dc. Nov. 15, 1912: K 50470.
soldiers returning
ritza after an engagement.
aero. t ©. Nov. 8 1912: K
soldiers returning
to Podgo-
© Nov. 7,
50110.
to Podgo-
_ritza after an engagement, these men
are all veterans. © Nov. 7, 1912; 1c.
Nov. 8, 1912; K 50239.
Montenegrins on the march. © Novy.
a5, 1912; 1 ec. Noy. 14, 1912; K 50419.
shoeing an ox for war purposes.
© Nov. 8, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1912;
mm. 50250...
Moore (Mrs. Paul), daughter-in-law
of Judge Moore. © Nov. 22, 1912;
fc. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50820.
More Turks on the run. © Nov. 2,
1912; 1 c Nov. 4, 1912; K 49797.
Morgan (J. Pierpont) 1. © Oct. 4,
1912; 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1912; K 48455.
+, ©). Dec. 20, 1912; 1c. Dec.
21, 1912: K 52054.
—— his son, J. P. Morgan, jr., and
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Satterlee. ©
See. 1912-1 -e.. Dec. 23, 19125) K
52141.
— striking photographic studies.
© Dec. 20, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 21, 1912;
K 52053.
Moss (Frank): © Oct. 24, 1912; 1.
Oct. 25, 1912; K 49448.
Murray (Jack) © Oct. 15, 1912;
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48961.
Murray sliding safely across the
plate. © Oct. 11,1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1912; K 48770.
National game. © Oct. 15, 1912;
1 e. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48962.
Nazim Pasha, Minister of War and
chief of the Turkish armies. © Nov.
me 1o12: te. Nov. 12, 1912>K 50531.
Minister of War and General-
in-Chief of the Turkish forces. ©
move: 1912-1 ¢c. (Nov. 14,1992; K
50284.
New York (Dreadnought), the most
powerful battleship in the world. ©
mom at. 1912- £ e, Nov. b) 191260
49743.
New York Giants. © Sept. 18,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1912; J 174176.
74304 13-6
o21
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Nicholas (King), the grand old
fighting monarch of Montenegro. ©
Nowa ty 1912° 1 e. “Novi 8). 2082s Te
50245.
O’Day (Jack): taking a hurdle on
Lilly Lally. © Nov. 16, 1912: 1 «
Noy. 18, 1912; K 50586.
O’Gorman (Senator James A.)
above, and ‘Supreme Court Justice
Victor J. Dowling. © Sept. 30, 1912;
1 ec. Oct. 1, 1912; K 48396.
O’Grady (Sergeant D. W.) © Dee.
2H, LOLAG L ey Deel 28, 1912 © Ko5241.
Oh joy [1912]:
© Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 8; K 50113.
One of the walls of Adrianople
which the allies stormed. © Nov. 10,
| 1912; 1 @ Nov. 12, 1912; K 50327.
One result of the Montenegrin shells.
© Nov. 7, 1912; 1 @ Nov. 8, 1912; K
50241.
Osterhaus (Rear Admiral) throw-
ing out first ball. © Oct. 8, 1912; 1c.
Oct. 9, 1912; K 48636.
Our antediluvian ancestors [1912]:
© Oct. 10; 1 @ Oct. 11; K 48766.
Our old friend Bill [1912]:
© Nov. 14; 1 ec. Nov. 15; K 50467.
Outside the asylum [1912]:
© Dec. 10; 1 c. Dec. 11; K 51681.
© Dee. 11; 1c. Dee. 12; K 51781.
© Dec. 12; 1c. Dee. 18; K 51754.
© Dee. 13; 1c. Dec. 14; K 51804.
© Dec. 17; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 51981.
© Dec. 19; 1 ec. Dee. 20; K 52009.
© Dee. 20; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 52055.
© Dec. 23; 1c. Dec. 24; K 52145.
© Dee. 24; 1c. Dec. 26; K 52288.
© Dec. 26; 1 c. Dee. 27; K 52286.
© Dec. 28; 1 ec. Dec. 30; K 52506.
Palmer (Captain J. M.), Mrs. Stim-
son and Secretary of War Stimson. ©
Noy. f4:\ 1912) ):1 e: Now: 15,° 19123 6
50466.
Patrick (Albert T.) as he looks the
world in the eye to-day. © Dec. 1,
102 Oh ey Wee is, VOL Key 2e2,
as he looks to-day. © Nov. 30,
1912; 1 ¢@ Dec. 2, 1912; K 512381.
+ Jeaving Sing Sing, Patrick's
young daughter [ete.] © Dec. 1, 1912;
ie Weers, 1912: K 51201.
Perfect gentleman [1912]:
© Nov. 25; 1c. Nov. 26; K 51010.
© Nov. 27; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 51185.
© Nov. 30; 1 ¢. Dec. 2; K 51282.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28956
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Perfect gentleman—Continued.
© Dec. 4; 1 c. Dee. 5; .K 51489.
© Dec. 7; 1 © Dee. 9; K 51542.
© Dec. 12; 1c. Dec. 18; K 51753.
Photographs taken in connection
with the attack on Roosevelt. © Oct.
16, 1912; 1 e. Oct. 17, 1912; K 49714.
Play previous to the one on which
Princeton scored its first touchdown in
the second period. © Oct. 27, 1912; 1
e. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49610.
Players upon whom each team banks
hope of ultimate victory. © Oct. 6,
1912; 1 c Oct. 7, 1912; K 48507.
Political gobbleum. © Dec. 4, 1912;
1 e@. Dec. 5, 1912; K 51441.
Preece (Miss Maud) © Oct. 30,
1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49740.
and Mrs. William McGibbon.
© Nov. 10, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 12, 1912; K
50329. 5
——on Merry Legs. © Nov. 23,
1912%. 4 @. Noy. 25, 1912 i 50890.
——the young English girl on her
mount. © Nov. 16, 1912; 1c. Nov. 18,
1912; K 50587.
Principal figures and scenes in Gib-
son case. © Oct. 2, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 3,
1912; K 48387.
Regan (Little Constance) © Nov.
» 20, 1912; 1 e Nov. 21, 1912; K 50734.
Reismeier (Policeman) © Dec. 24,
1912; 1 c Dee. 26, 1912; K 52229.
Robinson (C. M.) and Charles Pal-
mer racing across the ford in Jefferson
River at Hot Springs. © Oct. 28,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49614.
Roosevelt (Colonel Theodore) ©
Oct. 6, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48503.
—— and Colonel Cecil Lyon leaving
train at Syosset, near Sagamore Hill.
© Oct. 28,1912; 2 ¢. -Oet. .24,° 1912;
K 49404.
——as he addressed great audience
in Madison Square Garden. © Nov.
2, 1912; 1 c Noy. 4, 1912; K 49796.
from his most recent photo-
graph. © Oct. 15, 1912; 1c. Oct. 16,
1912; K 48960.
——leaving the Capitol after
examination. © Oct. 5, 1912;
Oct. 7, 1912; K 48496.
—— showing him in four character-
istic attitudes. © Oct. 16, 1912; 1.
Oct. 17, 1912; K 48998.
Roosevelt’s (Colonel) latest photo-
graph. © Oct. 16, 1912; 1 e@ Oct. 17,
1912; K 48996.
his
2 ale
pt. Iv, n.S., v. 7
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Rose (Jack) © Nov. 14, 1912; 1c.
Nov. 15, 1912; K 50463.
Rosenberg (Mrs. Lefty Louie) ©
Nov. 27, 1912; 1 ¢ Novy, 295993200
51132.
Royal angel of merey. © Noy. 15,
1912; 1¢. Nov. 16,1912 Soa
Same old world series. © Oct. 19,
1912; 1 ¢ Oct: 21, 1912 aoe
Schepps (Sam), three studies. ©
Oct.) 16, (19125 ee "Deh wee ee
48922.
Schiff (Mrs. Mortimer) © Oct. 6,
1912; 1 e. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48501.
Schobel (Robert) © Dee. 27, 1912;
1 e. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52482.
Seider (Barney) © Dec. 27, 1912;
1c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 524338.
Servian priests awaiting King Peter.
© Nov.- 11, 1912; 1°¢. Ney.) deed
K 50885.
troops with captured Turkish
flags. © Nov. 11, 1912; 1 @ Noy. 12,
1912; K 50340.
—— wife taking home her wounded
husband. © Nov. 11, 1912; 1 ec. Nov.
8, 1912; K 50242.
women waiting to see wounded
husbands. © Nov. 11, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov.
12, 1912; K 50338.
Shapiro (William) chauffeur of the
gray murder car. © Oct. 21, 1912; 1
e. Oct. 22,°1912;. K 49522
photographic studies taken in
court. Nov. 13, 19125. 4 e33Novasge.
1912; K 50423.
Sheldon (George R.) © Oct. 8,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 4, 1912; K 48420... —
Shell-battered Turkish barracks at
Luzé. © Nov. 7%, 1912; 1 « Nov. 8,
1912; K 50244.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]:
© Nov. 4; 1 ¢. Nov. 5; K 49911.
© Nov. 5; 1 ce. Nov. 6; K 49969.
© Nov. 8; 1 c. Nov. 9; K 50248.
© Nov. 9; 1c. Nov. 11; K 50282.
Situation in the Balkans. © Dec.
38, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 4, 1912; K 51846.
Snapshot taken from the deck of
the Turrialba showing the lifeboats
below. © Dec. 26, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 27,
19123) K 522835;
Society dressing Christmas dolls. ©
Dec. 9, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 10,/19123°5
51584.
Society folks watching the Chilton
Farm steeplechase at Syosset. © Dec.
1, 1912; 1 e Dec. 8, 1912: K 51290.
522
no. 4, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
28956
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
Society women seeking prizes for
their pets at Mineola show. © June
8, 1911; 2 c. June 9, 1911: K 25405.
Soldiers’ wives on way to front. ©
Noy. 13, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1912: K
50421.
Speaker at the bat. © Oct. 10, 1912;
me. (Oct. 11, 1912; K 48767.
Spoils of the Balkan war. © Oct.
31, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 1, 1912; K 49742.
Stellar players of the Army eleven.
© Nov. 10, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 12, 1912 = KE
50328.
' Sulzer (William) © Nov. 4, 1912;
1c. Noy. 5, 1912; K 49918,
governor-elect of the state of
New York. © Nov. 6, 1912; 1c Nov.
7, 1912; K 49996.
Sweeney (Inspector Dennis J.) ©
mee, 19, 1912; 1 ¢. Dee. 20, 1912: K
52007.
and below Inspector Cornelius
G. Cahalane. © Oct. 6, 1912: 1 «.
Oct. 7, 1912: K 48500.
Taft (Miss Helen) © Nov.
1912; 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1912; K 50465.
Taft (President W. H.) and fac-
simile of his writing. © Oct. 6, 1912;
me. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48505.
and the reviewing party on the
Mayflower. © Oct. 16, 1912; 1 c Oct.
17, 1912; K 48990.
chatting with Admiral Oster-
haus on the deck of the Arkansas. ©
meereeo, 1912; 1c. Oet. 16, 1912: K
48959.
Tesreau (Jeff) © Oct. 9, 1912; 1
=e. Oct. 10, 1912; K 48678.
This shows the first fort or block-
house captured by the Montenegrins
from the Turks in the war. 1. © Nov.
1912; 1 c. Nov. 8, 1912:> K 50111.
——2. © Nov. 7, 1912: 1 c Nov.
8, 1912; K 50240.
This snapshot shows Colonel Roose-
velt walking unaided. © Oct. 18,1912;
1 c. Oct. 19, 1912: K 49144. )
Three mountaineers arrested for
threatening the life of President-elect
Wilson. © Dec. 11, 1912: 1 @ Dee.
me, 1912> K 51735.
Torture. © Dec. 20, 1912; 1c. Dee.
21, 1912; K 52056.
Train of Servian convoy wagons. ©
mow 11, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 12, 1912: K
50336.
Turkey summoning all her forces to
defend Constantinople. © Nov. 4,
912; 1c. Nov. 5, 1912: K 49915.
14,
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sSERVICE—Contd.
Turkish artillery leaving Constanti-
nople for the front. © Noy. 4, 1912;
1 ec. Nov. 5, 1912; K 49916.
prisoners at Servian army head-
quarters. © Nov. 11, 1912; 1 @ Nov.
12, 1912; K 50339.
prisoners being brought in. |
SATIS 1G Nov. by 19bes kK
Nov.
50288.
—— prisoners under guard of Bul-
garian soldiers. © Noy. 8, 1912; 1.
Nov. 9, 1912; K 50249.
recruits resting at. railway sta-
tion. © Nov. ‘5, 1912; 1 « Nov. 6,
1912; K 49970.
——-refugees crowding into Stam-
boul. © Nov. 15, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
LOIS DOlet.
Turrialba, snapshots. © Dec. 26,
1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 27, 1912: K 52280.
Two brightest gems in American
navy. © Oct. 12, 1912: 1 ¢& Oct. 14,
1912; K 48789.
Uncle Trusty [1912]:
© Oct. 2; 1 @ Oct. 3; K 48392.
© Oct. 5; 1. Oct. 7; K 48497.
© Oct. 9; 1. Oct. 10; K 48679.
© Oct. 11; 1 ¢ Oct. 12: K 48768.
© Oct. 25; 1 ec. Oct. 26; K 49555.
© Oct. 28; 1 c. Oct. 29; K 49617.
© Oct. 81; 1 e Nov. 1; K 49744.
© Nov. 25; 1 ec. Nov. 26; K 51011.
© Nov. 29; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; K 51182.
© Dec. 7; 1 © Dec. 9; K 51543.
© Dec. 16; 1 c. Dee. 17; K 51896.
© Dec. 24; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 52232.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Alfred G.) and
her friend Mrs. E. Van der Horst
Koch. © Nov. 24, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 26,
1912; K 51007.
Vanderbilt (Reginald) at the horse
show. © Nov. 21, 1912; 1c Nov. 22,
1912; KK 50776.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Reginald), Mrs.
Sydney 8. Breese, Miss Ethel Harri-
man (C).. Oct 20, A912 te" Oct.! Bt.
1912; K 49291.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. William K.) jr.
© Oct. 21, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 22. 1912; K
49337.
Varilla (Vrs. Bunau) and her guest,
Mrs. J. Francis Clark. © Nov. 22,
1912 i.e. Nov. 28, 1912; K 50821.
Vedrines (Jules) and his Deper-
dussin monoplane. © Oct. 13, 1912;
1 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; K 48796.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28957
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd. | INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—Contd.
“Venizelos (M.) © Dee. 23, 1912;
1 ec. Dec. 24, 1912; K 52149.
Viapolyo, an old fort near Muret-
gan. ©) Nov; 14, 1912*"4"e Nov. 15,
1912; K 50471.
Visitors climbing the skeleton fight-
ing top of the battleship Wyoming.
© Oct. 14,1912: 1° Oct 15, 1912-.K
48872.
Waller (E.),
made the only real gains. © Nov. 3,
1912; 1 « Nov. 4, 1912; K 49800.
Webber (Bridgy) two studies. ©
Oe 5 THs den Chet. eo MTs
48958.
Westport, Conn., fatal wreck, pano-
ramic view of the scene. © Oct. 5,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48495.
remains of the New Haven rail-
road’s engine. © Oct. 4, 1912; 1 «.
Oct. 5, 1912; K 48451.
' —_ remains of wooden Pullman car
of the New Haven train. © Oct. 4,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1912; K 48452.
What is time to a horse. © Dec. 21,
198252 eo Dec. 23; 192s Is. -b2042.
Whitman (District Attorney Charles
S:y:2@© Now, 1,.1912'° 1 ©. Noy: 4,
1912; K 49791.
Whitney (Miss Barbara) on Dolly.
© Oct. 18, 1912; Ic. Oct. 14, 1912- K
48795.
Whitney (Jack) on his mount. ©
WOW.) 25, Lei2? F ch Noy. 25, 19i2 + Ke
50891.
Whitney (Ms. Payne.) © Dec. 24,
1912; 1c. Dec. 26, 1912; K 522381.
Wiederkehr and Buckland (Police-
men) © Dec. 24, 1912; 1 c. Dec.
26,1912; K 52226.
Wilson (Misses Jessie and Eleanor)
out for a stroll in sunny Bermuda.
G) Noy. 27,1912 1 G3 4Now! 29, 1915.
K 61133.
Wilson (Woodrow) © Nov. 6.
1912; 1 ec. Nov. 7, 1912; IK 49997.
, and William J. Bryan. © Dec.
22, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 23,.1912; K 52144.
—— flashlight photograph. © Nov.
A, 1912; 1 c. Noy. 4, 1912; K 49793.
—— whose life was threatened. ©
Bee, 11,: 19123 2..¢e, 1 Dee, 12, Wor:
51733.
Wisdom of Solomon [1912]:
© ‘Nov. 21; 1°'¢. Nov. 22; K 50778.
© Nov. 27; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51136.
© Dec. 5; 1 ¢. Dec. 6; K 51483.
© Dec. 17; 1 c. Dec. 18; K 51930.
© Dec. 28; 1 ec. Dee. 30: K 52505.
the Tiger back who
Women and young children play
roles in the Balkan war. © Nov. 18,
1912; 1. Nov. 19, 1912: 1eeeee
Wood (Joe) © Oct. 9, 1912; 1 «.
Oct. 10, 1912; K 48681.
Wouldn’t it make you mad. © Dee.
19, 1912; 1 ¢ Dee; 20, 19125 teeazeoe
“wives after
Wounded Servians cared for by their
Kumanova. © Nov. 7,
1912; 1c Nov. 8, 1912; K 50248:
Wounded Turkish irregular being
taken to the rear from a battle in
Thrace. © Nov. 4, 1912; 1°@ Noyoim
1912; K 49917.
Wrecked Springfield express and
culvert broken by crash. © Oct. 4,
1912; 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1912; IK 48456:
You may say what you like. © Oct.
23, 1912; 1 «@ Oct. 24, 1912; K 49405.
[10127 >
(© Nov. 11; 1 ¢ Noy. 125 ie aaa.
© Dec. 6; 1 c. Dee. 7; K 51498.
© Dee. 26: 1 @ Dec. 27; K 52285,
INTERNATIONAL PANAMA EXPOSITION
co., San Diego, Cal. [28957
San Diego exposition. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1912 ee ai26e
ITALIAN BOOK COMPANY, New York.
[28958
Pace Italo-Turea. © Nov. 26, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1912) I Sia:
Cut Bank, Mont.
[28959
Cut Bank, Mont., views of, and vi-
cinity.: © July 4, 1912: 2) Geer,
1912 J: 176285:
Ivins’ (J. 8S.) son, Philadelphia.
[28960-28967
And they lived happily ever after-
ward.’ © Oct. 15, 1913* 2°@ Gees
1912; K 49418.
Crossing the goal. © Novy. 8, 1912;
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50840.
Leader of the Progressives. © Oct.
4, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48475.
Madam don’t make a blindfold selec-
tion. © Oct. 9, 19123 22 ee
1912; K 48695.
One way to lower cost of living and
raise family savings. © Oct. 1, 1912;
2c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48476.
Sweeping the country. © Nov. 4,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1912; IK 50099.
Wilson (J/r.) here’s a cabinet ready
for you. © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 @ Nov.
25, 1912; K 50841.
Iverson (I. A.)
O24
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
Ivins’ (J. S.) son—Continued.
You see gentlemen the source of con-
tributions to my campaign. © Oct.
29, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1912; KK 49780.
Wis.
[28968
Christmas picture. © Nov. 23,1912;
pec, Dec. 3, 1912; J 176006.
JACKSON (F. C.), Warren, N. H.
[28969-28979
Moosilauke (Mt.), N. H. and War-
zen, N. oH. ©.June 1, 1910: 2 c. Oct.
ft, 19126. J 174250.
Carriage road and Tip Top
house, 1, 2.—From Bixbee’s farm.—
Tip Top house. © Aug. 1, 1911; 2.
each Oct. 11, 1912; J 174246-174248,
174251.
Warren, N. H., Bakers River and
Mt. Moosilauke. © Aug: 12, 1912+ 2¢:
met: if, 1912; J 174252.
Bakers River the Boulders. ©
eye DIG: 2) G, Oet 14, 1912s TF
JACKSON (CARL) Superior,
174249.
and Black mountain.—and Mt.
Carr.—Mt. Moosilauke, Black Mt.,
Owl’s head, Wyatt hill, Webster
slide.—Panoramiec view. Wet. Hib,
2912; 2c. each Oct. 11, 1912; J 174253-
174256.
JACKSON (Guy A.), Boston. [28980
Boston from the south-east. © Noy.
1, 1912; 2 c Nov. 4, 1912; K 49891.
JACKSON (SYDNEY C.), Madison, Wis.
[28981, 28982
Glacier nat’] park, Mont.:
Evening on St. Mary’s Lake.—Red
Eagle Lake. © Aug. 4, 1912; 2 c. each
Nov. 25, 1912; J 176823, 176824.
JACOBS (JOHN H.) Churchtown, Pa.
[28983, 28984
Churchtown, Pa., lower Windsor
meadow. © Nov. 9, "1912: 2. Mov..12,
1912; J 175318.
Windsor forge site of, ane Churech-
town, Pa. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Nov.
n2, A912; J 1753819.
JACUBOWITZ (ALEXANDER), Rochester,
wey: [28985
Rochester maid means Parks ©
een Wot? 2 e@. Dec. 9) AOU sh KK
51505.
JACKEL (BuLarr), Philadelphia.
{28986-29029
[6 photographs] :
Belgrade, Servia, old fortress.—
Bocehe di Cattaro from the Montene-
grin frontier. — Cettinje, Montenegro,
monastery and old palace.—Cettinje,
Montenegro, Nikola’s (King) palace.—
|
|
|
Ee Bulgaria.—Sofia, Bulgaria,
|
a
CLASSES, H TO K
29036
JACKER (BLiarr)—Continued.
Montenegrin fi ia,
street in Turkish bazaar. © Oct. 26,
1912; 2c. each Oct. 31, 1912; J 174947-
174952.
[S photographs]:
Bulgarian bullock carts.—Lowering
lifeboat from S. S. Carillo in a rough
sea.—Pair of Bulgarian beau brum-
mels.—Raising lifeboat in heavy sea,—
Rescued sailors in lifeboat making fast
to S. S. Carillo.— Wrecked crew board-
ing S. 8S. Carillo, 1,2.—Wreeked sailors
approaching S. S. Carillo in lifeboat:
(© Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c each Dee. 3,
1912; J 176017-176024.
[30 photographs] :
Along the river at Sarajevo, Bos-
nia.—Along the road from Cattaro to
Cettinje, Montenegro.—Belgrade, Ser-
via, celebrating a feast day.—Belgrade,
Servia, mosque in.—Belgrade, Servia,
native home.—Bocche di Cattaro from
half way up Mt. Lovcen.—Bosnian
scenery. — Bulgaria, village scene in
the mountains of.—Bulgarian farmer
and his ox team.— Bulgarian peas-
ants.—Bulgarian porter, Sofia.—Cet-
tinje, Montenegro, Crown Prince’s
palace.—Cettinje (Valley of), Monte-
negro. — Konjica, Bosnia. — Montene-
grin peasant and his home.—Montene-
grin scenery, typical. — Montenegrin
| shepherd. — Mostar and the Narenta
River.—Road to Montenegro from Cat-
taro.—Sarajevo, Bosnia, street in the
Turkish quarter.—Scene near Drago-
levtsky, Bulgaria.—Scene near Drago-
en-
trance gate to Czar’s palace.—Sofia,
Bulgaria, market scene.—Sofia, Bul-
garia, mosque in.— Sofia, Bulgaria,
parliament buildings and statue of the
Czar liberator.— Sophia, SBulgaria,
peasant pig sellers. — Sofia, Bulgaria,
street in.—Sofia, Bulgaria, street Scene
iy (2: YO) Oct: . 215, 19125, 2) en each
Oct. 24,1912; J 174888174917 :
JAMIESON (CLAUDE W.), Gunnison,
Col. [25030
[Peach and two leaves on twig.] ©-
Nov.:11, 1912; 2 c Now. 14, 1912; K
50485.
JANES (CHARLOTTE MrapD), Washing-
ton. [29031-29036
[Small colored folders]:
Christmas is come in.—Gloria in ex-
celsis.—Greeting and all good wishes.—
In the garden of my heart.—So now is
come our joyfulst feast—World has
grown old. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2 c. each
ier. i 1982's) 48341-48346.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29037
pt. IV; BS Savon
JANSRUD (J. C.), Fargo, N. D.
[29037, 29088
. [2 photographs]:
Moonlight on Foot Lake——On the
Red River of the north. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 c. each Nov. 14, 1912; J 175312,
1753138.
Jerrery (HASWELL C.), New York.
[29039, 29040
Child’s dream, 36459. © Nov. 23,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1912; J 176029.
Dedication of athletic field, college
of the City of New York, May 10, 1912.
© May 13, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1912; J
176030.
Jena (S. J.), Pittsburgh. [2904]
Washington (George) © Oct. 19,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1912; K 50092.
JELKE (JOHN F.) co., Chicago.
[Duteh children and shamrock.]
14991. © Oct. 11, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 21,
1912; K 48902.
JENSEN (H. G.), Brooklyn.
World’s time.
Featts2.
JILLSON (HeERBERT L.) Lewiston, Me.
[29044
Cover for Bethlehem Outlook. ©
Oat, Ly iGi2e 2. co Ort: Boe 192. cf
175059.
JoHNSON (A. E.) & co., New York.
[29045
[Nisser brownies, two.] © Nov. 25,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51555.
JOHNSON (BELLE), Monroe City, Mo.
[29046
Pals. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1912; J 174121.
JOHNSON (C. T.), East Jaffrey, N. H.
[29047
Hast Jaffrey, N. H., Bean and Sy-
monds, box shop. © Oct. 12, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 14, 1912; J 174123.
JOHNSON co., Salt Lake City. [29048
Audience in Mormon tabernacle. ©
Oct. 13,1912 5 eine, KNOW gi, TOTS sd
175170.
JOHNSON PICKLE coRP., Richmond.
[29049
Rosemary. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1912; J
176308.
Jones (B. B.) Silverton, Or.
[29050, 29051
D. L. and L. company’s fir timber,
Black Rock, Or. © Oct. 22, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174685.
Fir stump used as desk in post office
at Black Rock, Or. © Oct. 25, 1912;
2c. Oct. 31, 1912; J 174946.
[29042
[29043
©1c. Nov. 16, 1912;
Jones (Benjamin F.) Newark, N. J.
[29052-29056
Bull moose president. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 ec. Dee. 11, 1912; K 51698.
Common people. Jinx. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 10, 1912; K 51549,
Democratic president. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 10, 1912: K 51550:
Republican president. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 10, 1912. eae
Socialist president. © Oct. 21, 1912;
2c. Dec. 107 1912: ke eae
JuDD (C. L.), Anacortes, Wash.
[29057, 29058
Anacortes. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 16, 1912; J 174231.
Cove beach. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 16, 19125 J a74eae:
IXAISER (H. G.), Nome, Alaska.
[29059, 29060
Eskimo ivory carver. © Aug. 17,
1912; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1912; J 174026.
Madonna of the north. © Aug. 17,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1912: J 174027.
KALAMAZOO CORSET COMPANY, Kalama-
ZOO. [29061
[Three American beauty roses and
bud.] © Nov. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Noy. 29,
DAS PP ee Ga a ws
KALMAN (KONYVES) Budapest.
[29062-29068
Blumenhof. © Apr! 1.19123 202
Oct. 19, 1912; K 49170.
Christus. © Apr. 1, 1912; 2 e.Oen
19, 1912; K 49171.
Consumatum est. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49172.
Erdo sicle. © May 1, 1912;)25¢
Oct. 19, 1912; K 49168.
Jesus Nazarenus. © Apr. 1, 1912;
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49169.
Lila virag. © May 1, 1912; 2°@
Oct. 19, 1912; K 49166.
Thuya. © May 1,. 1912; 2 ¢ Oet.
19, 1912; K 49167.
Karst (Roscoe C.) Morgantown, Ind.
[29069
On the hills of Brown County. ©
Dec. 14, 1912; 2 c Dec. 19, 19125 Jo
176369.
KAUFMANN, @VEIMER & F'ABRY CO., Chi-
cago. [29070. 29071
Chicago, water front, 1912. © Dec.
2, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1912; J 176693.
House of correction, Christmas day.
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176786.
026
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
29112
—7~——_
Kautz (J. C.) Nebraska City, Nebr.
[29072
Kautz’s madonna of the valley. ©
memes. 1912: 2c. Dee. 19, 1912, J
176368.
KEATING Co., Philadelphia.
[29073-29076
[4 prints] :
I’m just awearying to see you.—
Lawd have mercy honey.—Sorry I
eouldn’t get around.—We’uns are
happy when Christmas comes.
© Nov. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Dee. 4,
1912; K 51306-51309.
Kein (Ernst) Leipzig. [29077, 29078
Mit raumem winde. © Oct. 16,
a912; 2 ec. Dec. 83,1912; K 51299.
Schwerer nordwest. © Oct.
1912; 2 ec. Dee. 38, 1912; K 51300.
KELLER (GEORGE WILLIAM) Forest
‘Park, Til. [29079
Grazing by the old mill pond. ©
Sept. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1912; J
176236.
KELLERSTRASS (ERNEST) Kansas City,
Mo. [29080
_ Kellerstrass plan of an EKgyptian in-
cubator, plate 1. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 7, 1912; K 48900.
KENNEDY (JOHN J.), New York.
[29081-29084
16,
[4 prints]: :
Exclusive’ creation. [Automobile
coat.]—Exclusive creation. [Braided
overcoat.]—Exclusive creation [Over-
eoat with fur collar and cuffs.]—New-
est from London seen at the Ritz
Carlton.
© Nov. 10, 1912; 2 ¢. each Nov.
8, 1912; K 50088-50091.
KENNEY (AUGUSTINE), Los Angeles.
[29085
Man with the spade and the ditch he
made. © Aug. 21, 1912; 2c. Aug. 26,
mg12- K 51102.
KENT (WILLIAM G.) cO., Philadelphia.
[29086
Joy within, Christmas greeting. ©
mec, 5, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 3, 1912; K
51548.
KERN (FRED P.) co., Chicago. [29087
Baldure prevents baldness. © Mar.
28, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1912; K 49397.
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MFG. CO., Phila-
delphia. [29088, 29089
Farmer-fisherman’s homestead. ©
KEYSTONE VIEW co., Meadville, Pa.
[29090, 29091
Gol durn ye! I’ve ez much rite to
the road as ye. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2.
Geet, 1912: J 174284.
Taft (Pres. William Howard) on his
visit to Meadville, Pa., Oct. 26, 1912.
11937. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2c. Nov. 12,
POI2 | FL S ZIT.
KIEWERT (CHARLES L.) co., Milwau-
kee. [29092, 29093
Kiewert one-man proposition. 1.
OCHO2ZSs LOUZ™. 2) ev Oct 30; (49125
49645.
——2. © Nov. 18, 1912; 2 ec Nov.
21, 1912; K 50723.
KIHN BROTHERS, New York. [29094
Vignette for bonds, stock certificates,
diplomas and other purposes. © Aug.
Pol O22 ec. Decs19) 1912: K 51956.
KILBOURNE (EK. W.), Portland, Me.
[29095
[Design for military Christmas
menu.] Style A large, small. © Nov.
28, 1912; 2 e. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51557.
KiLttins (ALBERT C.), Spokane.
29096, 29097
[2 photographs]:
Abdul Baha Abbas.—Persian group.
© Sept. 18, 1912; 1 c@ each Sept. 23,
1912, 1 @ each Oct. 17, 1912; J 174341,
1743842.
Kine (DAN), Hardin, Mont.
[29098-29102
[5 photographs]:
Camp scene.—Everybody’s doin’ it.—
Headed for camp.—His last ride.—
True mountaineers. © Nov. 1, 1912;
2 c. each Nov. 18, 1912; J 175899-
175408.
Kine (GrEorGE A.), New York.
[29103-29108
[6 prints]:
In old Virginia.—Master will be
home to-morrow.—New home.—Sight-
ing the enemy.—To have and to hold.—
Well protected.
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. each Nov.
25, 1912; K 50988, 50950, 50952,
50969, 50981, 50987.
KINGSBURY (HENRY J.), Twin Falls.
Idaho. [29109-29112
Twin Falls, Idaho. © Sept. 27,
RODD "2 es) Oct! 'S, 1912 3° WATTS.
—— Main street. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2
e. Oct. 8, 1912; J 174173.
[2 photographs]:
met, 24, 1912: 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912; K Snake River Canyon, panoramic
49466. view.—Iwin Falls orchards, pano-
Untamed monarchs. © Oct. 24,] ramic view. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2 c¢.
2912; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1912; K 49467. each Dec. 7, 1912; J 176127, 176128.
Dot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29113
pt. ry, 1. 85 vn
KIRK (SAM’L) & SON co., Baltimore. | KNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn.
£29113
American automobile association
touring trophy. © 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1912; J
174003.
KIRKLAND (W. Reep), Aiken, S. C.
[29114-29119
[6 photographs]:
Aiken, S. C., cotton ready for ship-
ment, A-37.—Aiken, S. C., Park ave.
near the court house, A-—32.—Aiken,
S. C., Whitney drive, 1, 2.—Cotton
field near Aiken, S. C., K-20.—
Pickaninny, Aiken, S. C., A-65. ©
Dee. 19, 1912; 2 ce. each Dec. 24, 1912;
J 176636-176641.
KISKER (GEORGE), Cincinnati. [29120
Destruction of Gibson house, Dec. 10,
1912. © Dee. 18, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 23,
1912; K 52079.
KLACKNER (C.), New York.
[29121-29129
Avenue. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
238, 1912; K 51030.
Bent tree. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
23, 1912; K 51025.
Farren (Miss) © Nov. 27, 1912; 2
ce. Nov. 23, 1912; K 51031.
Lambton (Master) © Nov. 2, 1912;
2e. Nov. 28, 1912 ;,K 51028.
Library of the vatican. © July 27,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1912; K 49646.
Marie Amelie, grand duchess. of
Parma. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 23,
1912; K 51026.
Randolph (Miss Susanna) © Nov.
1, 1912; 2.c. Nov. 23, 1912; K 51029,
Rembrandt, portrait of. © Nov. 1,
‘1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 28, 1912; K 51024;
Robinson (Mrs.) © Nov. 1, 1912; 2
ce. Nov. 28, 1912; K 51027.
KLEINE (GEORGE), Chicago.
[29130-29139
At Napoleon’s command. [1, 3 and
6 sheet colored posters.| © Nov. 20,
1912; 2 ec. each Dec. 7, 1912; K 51695-
51697.
Lion tamer’s revenge. © Dec. 12,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1912: K 51867.
[One, three and _ six sheet
posters.| © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 21, 1912; K 49828-49330.
Red man’s honor. [1, 8, 6 sheet
posters.] © Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. each
Dec. 19, 1912; K 52014-52016.
[29140-29151
[12 photographs] :
Bible story.—Dancer.—Goldenrod.—
In rose’ time.—Kathrine.—Medita-
tion.—Purple asters.—Serena.—Spring-
time.—Study.—Violets.—Watching for
dad. © Dee. 2, 1912: 2 @ each Dec.
23, 1912; J 176590-176601.
KNEIS (Karu E.) Oakland, Cal.
[29152
Nat and Johnnie de Boyd. © Nov.
7, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 14, 1912; J 175260.
KNIGHT (SEyMouR) New York.
[29153
Election thermometer. © Oct. 28,
1912; 1c. Oct.-30, 19132 >t aria
KNOEDLER (M.) & co., New York.
[29154, 29155
Answer. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ec. Nov.
12, 1912: "kK 50626
Love letters. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2¢.
Noy. 12, 1912; K 50625.
KNOWLES (WILLIAM W.) New York.
[29156
Drawing of plans for studio apart-
ment proposed alteration to building,
no. 15-17, W. 44th St, N. Y. C.
[Sheets no. 1-6.] 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1912;
j es BB
Konow (C.) Manteca, Cal. [29157
S. P. crossing under S. S. F. P. com-
pany’s power line at Monteca, Cal. ©
Nov, 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 19; i312) 5
1753885.
KRAUS MFG. CO., New York. [29158
Carney (Augustus) (Alkali Ike) ©
Dec. 24, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1912; K
52194.
KucKer (L. 8.) Springfield, Mo.
[29159
Nannie (Aunt) © 1 e¢ Dee. 14,
1912; J 176309.
KUNSELMAN & GIRKING, Medford, Or.
[29160-29175
Crater Lake, Or., 1651, 1654, 1656,
1658-1663. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 1, 1912; J 175429-175437.
Natural bridge, Upper Rogue River,
Or., 1667, 1668. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 c.
each Oct. 1, 1912; J 175438, 175439.
Prospect, Or., California-Oregon
power co. plant, 1675. © Sept. 6, 1912;
2c. Oct. 1, 1912; J 175440.
[4 photographs] :
Boating on Crater Lake, Or., 1657.—
Crater Lake, Or., 1655, 1659.—Garden
of the Gods on the road to Crater
028
Mino. 4, 1912
KUNSELMAN & GIRKINS— Continued.
Lake, Or., 1669. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Nov. 20, 1912: J 1754238175426.
KUNSTANSTALT, STENGEL AND CO., Dres-
den. [29176
Sohnes letzter griiss. © July 28,
1912; 2c. Nov. 18, 1912; K 51001.
LAFLER (FRANcIS EpcGar) Prineville,
Or. [29177, 29178
[2 photographs]:
Farm products of E. T. Slayton.—
Grains and grams, exhibited by J. H.
Gray and son. © Oct. 27, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 29, 1912; J 174730, 174781.
Lacron (ArtTHuUR) Peoria, Ill. [29179
Crévecoeur (Fort) © 1c. Nov. 30,
1912; I 1164.
LAIDLAW (J. R.) gR., Chicago. [29180
Nubian head. © Apr. 30, 1912; 2 ¢.
mee. 12, 1912; K 51706.
LAMB (J. & R.) New York.
_ [29181-29188
Ascension (The) © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
B912: J 175960.
Elijah before Ahab.
30, 1912; J 175961.
See (Edward Francis)
tablet.
© 1 es Nov.
memorial
© 1c. Noy. 1, 1912; J 174965.
LANE (ALFRED C.) Tufts College, Mass.
[29184
Present worth of one dollar, fig.
ma 2. © Nov. 9, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 21,
mo12: I 1154.
LANGILL (Howarp H. H.) Hanover,
N. H. [ 29185, 29186
Dartmouth’s 1912 foot ball team. ©
mee, 9, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 9, 1912: J
176095. .
Two presidents. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2
e Oct. 14, 1912; J 174116.
LANGROCK BROS. co., Brooklyn.
[29187, 29188
Perry centennial, Buffalo 1813-1913.
=) Oct. 10, 1912-2 c. Oct. 12, 1912-5
48698.
July 4th—Oct. 5th, 1913. ©
mee. 13, 1912; 2 « Dec. 14, 1912; K
51783.
LARSEN (ALFRED) Mexico, Mo.
[29189, 29190
Honey. © Dec. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 6,
1912; J 176398.
Johnson (J. T.) © Dec. 4, 1912;
2c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176397.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
29233.
LAVALLEUR (H. BH.) Salem, Or. [29191
Bandon beach, Or., scene. © Oct.
14,1912; 2°¢..Oct..19, 19125 J. 174352.
LAWRENCE (GROVER C.) Boston.
[29192
East Machias, Maine, bird’s-eye
view. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1912; J 174868.
LE Beau (J. L.), Chicago.
[29193-29212
Great Chicago fire, Oct. 1871, A 50-
A 69. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Oct.
7, 1912; J 173824173843.
LEET (FRANK F.), Jamestown, N. Y.
[29213
Caweroft (Ernest) © Sept. 9,
IO124) 2c. Sept, '9, 19t2 5 J’ Vanek.
LEFEVRE (L. H.) & Son, London.
[29214, 29215
There’s joy in remembrance. ©
Wee 19; 41912° 2re. Dec... 30; 191-2 > IK
52532.
To keep out wind and weather. ©
Deg. £9," T9bkZ:. (2° c., Dec.) 80, 1912; K
52533.
LEHLE (WILLIAM L.), Chicago.
[29216-29231
Auto party of Chicago conference
Rey Ml ee ae Chieseo, 4912: ©
Oe Gots v2 er! Oe: 8.) 1912 ff
173905.
Great Lakes naval training station,
1912, battalion drill. © Dee. 15, 1912;
2 ¢c. Dec. 18, 1912; J 176349.
Sheridan (Fort) II:
Band, 27th infantry.—Company B,
27th infantry—Company C, 27th in-
fantry.—Company D, 27th infantry.—
Company H, 27th infantry.— Company
F, 19th infantry—Company F, 27th
infantry.—Company G, 19th infantry.
—Company G, 27th infantry.—Com-
pany H, 19th infantry.—Company I,
27th infantry.—Company L, 27th in-
fantry.—Company M, 27th infantry.—
Officers.
© Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c. each Dee.
18, 1912; J 176850-176363.
LEIGHTON (HuewH C.) co., Portland,
Me. [29232
Portland, Me., Congress street at
night. © Nov. 27, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee 11,
112 3) SA 7623.0.
Leisy (HK. F.), Fort Townsend, Wash.
[29238
Constance (Mt.) Olympia Mts. ©
Ben. (4) 19122" 2. @ "Oet, 9, LOE ak
174008.
529
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29234
pt. Vim sae
LENT (C. F.), New York. [29284-29365
[46 prints] :
Alice.—Baking day.—Bedtime sto-
ries.—Belle of the camp.—Charm of
the sea. — Constance. — Coquette.—
Daily bread and kisses.—Day
dreams.—Drifting. — Echo. — Edith.—
Feeding the chickies.—Fun for both.—
Good news.—Good night.—He loves
me, he loves me not.—Heart’s desire.—
Her pets.—Home from school.—Home
treasures.—I love the morning, when
the birdies sing.—June roses.—Last
look.—Letter from over the seas.—
Marion. — Nearing home. — North
woods.—Oh so sweet.—Purity.—Rock
a bye baby.—Saints and sinners.—Se-
cret.—Spring maid.—Swing high,
swing low.—Their first bank.—Trying
to ring her.—Two’s company.—Vaca-
tion days.—Violet.—Watering place.—
Welcome home.—What shall I play.—
When the shadows fall.—White sis-
ter.—Winners. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2c
each Oct. 18, 1912; .K 49006-49051.
[S6 prints]:
All alone.—Autumn glow.—Baby’s
nest egg.—Bounties of the deep.—
Busy mill.—By the light of the silvery
moon.—Chip of the old block.—Close
game.—Critical moment.—Crossing
place.—Crown of sunlight.—Daisy.—
Dilemma.—Don’t _ tell.—[Dorothy.]—
Dreaming.—Entering harbor.—Far
from the madding crowd.—Fine
point.—Forest pool—Game to _ the
last—Going to cover.—Going to the
dairy.—Golden glow.—Good friends.—
Good morning.—Good night story.—
Happy thoughts.—Harmless.—Here
you are sir.—Highest quality.—His let-
ters.—House by the river.—In camp.—
In days of old.—In for a run.—In pas-
tures green.—In the north woods.—
Just a song at twilight.—Lakeside
farm. — Letter for papa. — Little
bakers. — Little harvester. — Look
here.—Looking for a home.—Lovers’
lane.— Majesty of nature.—Message
for you.—Newsboy’s friend.—Off to
slumberland.—Old oaken bucket.—
Old, old story.—On guard.—On the way
to the sea.—Over the coals.—Over the
Silver sea.—Path by the mill.—
Peace hath her victories.—Pensive.—
Records broken.—Roasting taters.—
Safe.—Sealed with a _ kiss.—Shifting
sands.—Silvery path.—Simplicity.—
Snow capped sentinel.—Something do-
ing.—Summer at grandpa’s.—There
he goes.—Thinking of him.—Thorough-
bred. —- Thoughtful hour. — Three
birches.—Time, the place, the girl.—
Try mine.—Twilight.—Under the full
LENT (C. F.)—Continued.
moon.—Up a tree.—Watched pot never
boils.—When the frost is on the pump-
kin.—Winter rest.—Winter sport.—
Wireless welcome.—Woodland road.—
You dirty boy. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ce.
each Noy. 25, 1912; K 50901-50916,
50918-50927, 50929-50937, 50939-50949,
50951, 50953-50968, 50970-50980, 50982—
50986, 50988-50994.
Le VEY (EMILE BLANKMAN), Murray
Hit, LL Nee [29366
Man that made Wilson famous in
Bermuda. © 1 e¢. Dee. 27, 1912; J
176651.
LEVINS (ANNA FRANCES), New York.
[29867
Farley (His Emminence John Car-
dinal) archbishop of New York.
Oct.. 14,1912: 2 @ Och 2a) ae
174559.
Lewis (D. J.), Bangor, Mich. [29368
Those blasted stumps. © Oct. 18,
1912; 2 «. Oct. 21, 1912 eee
LIDGERWOOD MFG. CO., Chicago.
[29869-29372
[4 prints]:
Class J electrically driven Lidger-
wood, Crawford drag line excavator,
equipped.—Class J electrically driven
Lidgerwood, Crawford drag line exca-
vator operating on gravel deposit.—
Electrically driven haulage, belt con-
veyors, screens and crushers operated
in conjunction with a class J Lidger-
wood, Crawford drag line excavator.—
Interior engine room class J Lidger-
wood, Crawford electrically driven
drag line excavator. © Oct. 22, 1912;
2 c. each Noy. 8, 1912; K 50101-50104.
LINDNER (ROBERT), Brooklyn. [29373
Design for statue representing Dan-
ish-America. © Dec. 26, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 27, 1912; H 1033.
Linpsay (D. J.), Needham Heights,
Mass. [293874, 29875
Washingtons (Mt.), The two, 1099,
1100. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
22, 1912; J 175477, 175479.
LissAK (Epna Hoop) New York.
[29376
Greeting. [Holly and mistletoe book
mark.] © Oct. 7, 1912; 2 @ Oe
1912; K 48896.
LIVERMORE AND KNIGHT Co., Provi-
dence, R. I. [29877-29385
Budapest, Austro-Hungarian bank.
Calendar Oct.—_Dec., 1912. © Oct. 15,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1912; K 49398.
030
‘ MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
‘no. 4, 1912 ; 29425
TLAIVERMORE AND KNIGHT co.—Contd. LOVELESS (S. E.) ADVERTISING SERVICE,
Home in the new year. © Dec. 2, New York. [293897
1912; 2.c. Dee. 80, 1912; K 52487. Maxine (Edna) © Dec. 19, 1912;
In the march of prosperity for 1913. 2c. Dec. 21, 1912; K 92061.
© Nov. 29, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912; K | Lucas (Joun) & co., Philadelphia.
52488. [29398
Merrie Christmas from... [Coin Washington marching his troops
holder with holly.] © Nov. 21, 1912; through Philadelphia. Aug. 24, 1777.
2c. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52489. © Nov. 16, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; K
51153.
Mount Vernon, Va.. Mount Vernon eh
mansion. © Noy. 30. 1912: 2 c Dec. IyMAN (BrancH)E.) Chigago.
30, 1912; K 52490. Maal an ae rates
- Ohio’s industries. Shipping, unload- 3 ea onlay xpgee ; cpr. :
Bie ore, © Dec. 24, 1912: 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; 2 ce. Sept. 30, 1912; K 48360.
1912; K 52491. Lynn (JOHN A.), St. Louis.
Tokio, bank of Japan. Calendar [29400-29403
Sept._Noyv., 1912. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 Study in bark, 14. © May 10,
€. Oct. 24, 1912; K 49304. DOL a Gt: Cael iOct.. 24, , 1912 Fs
174117-174120.
Lyons (FRANK J.), New York.
[29404-29409
' Washington, Bureau of engraving
and printing. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 ec.
Oct. 24, 1912; K 49395.
Washington. New national museum.
© Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 80, 1912; K
49642.
[6 prints]:
Blue fish—Butter fish—Menha-
den.—Porgy.—Sea robin.—Weak fish.
© Nov. 14, 1912; 2 c. Noy. 18, 1912;
LiLoxp (AL) JR., Troy, NY. K 50561-50566
[29386, 29387
Troy, N. Y., St. Joseph’s seminary, 1, M. L. PHOTO co., Chicago. [29410
2. © Dee. 11, 1912; 2 c. each Dee. 11, Black Hawk (Lorado Taft monu-
1912; J 176262, 176263. ee Y on TAon Gece es a
f ; ock River. | ug. 380, a ee
LOKER (EDWIN) St. pa pond oe Dec. 6, 1912: J 176046.
o a)
Gates of dawn. © Jan. 26, 1911; 2 | MceCamn (Nox) Philadelphia.
e. Nov. 15, 1912; J 175354. Ae jo eoiaeaNe [eee
; Harvester Caine © Noy. 11, 1911; Alexander (Late King) and Queen
ee le) J 475302. _ | Draga of Servia.—Belgrade, Servia,
North-wind’s masonry. © Mar. 25, | royal palace, grand salon.—Belgrade,
4012; 2 c Noy. 15, 1912; J 175358. Servia, royal palace, late Queen
Where the dead leaf fell. © June Draga’s reception.—Servian army offi-
Pa wa: : cers, group. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 «.
x pues 1é ayes is aa : aie | cach Oct. 24, 1912; J 174593174596.
ee te yn 40, as: ip McCriain (JoHN FI.) New York.
a r ’ ? : [29415
‘ a2 LTSO19:
mee tt 1912; oe a : Panama Canal. © Dee. 6, 1912; 2
Lotus rus. co., New York. hic) Dec. 9, 19125: 51715.
[29893-29398 McCiune (J. W.) Alderson, W. Va.
Benevolent and protective order of [29416-29420
Elks. © ees 1, FOIA =o 2 22 Ort: 2a. [5 photographs]:
1912; K 49390. ‘ Alderson, W. Va., North Branch.—
Gosh I’ve been walking. © Oct. 6, | Alderson, W. Va., Stone Gap.—Alder-
aoi2; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1912; K 49389. son, W. Va., sylvan retreat.—Alder-
5/005 : . son, W. Va., Tobago Island.—Alder-
a os tae specie oa ass © son, W. Va., White Rock curve. ©
Rico ee OF a i) eee. 20, 1912) 2 ¢. ‘each Déc, 18, 1919"
; J 176300—-1763804.
ee De Bidder, to." benog | MeGLuEs, ‘New York. [29421-29495
Spee : Sambo [1912]:
B. of T. W. prisoners, Lake Charles,
La. © June 28, 1912: 2 c Sept. 3, © Oct. 6; 1 ec. Nov. 9; K 50230.
m2; J 173337. { © Oct. 18; 1 « Nov. 9; K 50231.
aye
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29426
pt. Iv, 2. S., V. T
McCiurE—Continued.
© Oct. 20; 1 c Nov. 9; K 50232.
© Oct. 27; 1 « Nov. 9; K 50283.
© Nov. 3; 1 c& Dee. 4; K 51355.
McCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE, New
York. [29426-29428
Sambo iaorly
© Sept. (22: ect oe kw
© Nov. 10; 1 ec Dee. 4; K
© Nov: 17 1%. Meet: 1K
McCLuRE SYNDICATE, New York.
[29429, 29430
48534.
51354.
51356.
Sambo [1912]:
© Sept. 15; 1 ce. Oct. 9; K
© Sept. 29; 1 c. Oct. 9; K
48537.
48536.
McCivures, New York. [29431
Sambo [1912]:
© Sept. 8; 1 e Oct. 9; K 48535.
McCormick (J. A.) Friday Harbor,
Wash. [ 29432-29452
Bucking tide, Canoe Pass, 1543. ©
Oct. 10,-1912:°2.¢; Nove 28, 3912-7
175860.
Caulking seams, ship building. ©
Oct. 20, 1912s 2°e." Nov29, 4912" J
175859.
Cementing seams,
15338. © Oct. 20,.1912; 2 « Nov.
1912; J 1eaTs
Friday Harbor, street of, 1542.
Oet. .10,;, 19123"2. ec. Nov:
175872.
Load of delicious apples, 15385.
Oct. 15, 1912+ 2c. Nov.
175871.
Poem in apples, 1550.
1912; 2) .c.. Nov. 29, 1912; 3 175867.
; Princess Louise Inlet, 767. © Novy.
ai LOLS: 2'e) Noy. 29, 19125 Ss 15869"
Red apple panel, 1548. © Nov. 18,
19123'"2.:¢.) Nov. 22,\ 19825" dd. L7586b.
Salmon cannery:
Cleaner, 1527.— Cutting machine,
1531.—Five species of salmon, perspec-
tive, 1528.—Iron chink, 1525.—Salmon,
five species, 1529.—Topper, 1526. ©
Oct. 20,1912; 2 c. each Nov. 29, 1912;
J 175874—-175879.
Superior (Steamship)
1545. © Oct. 7, 1912; 2 @ Nov.
L913* S. 1 75862.
by moonlight, 1544.
1912; 2 c. Noy. 29); 4912. J i7oes6l.
Tasty group of apples, 1549. ©
Nov. 18, 1912* 2\ ec. Noy. 2en7912: J
175866.
ship building,
29,
©
29) 101 J
©
29, 1912s
© Nov. 18,
at evening,
29,
© Oct. 7
McCormick (J. A.)—Continued.
Taylor wheat field, 1546. © Nov.
8, 1912; 2.¢. Nov. 29, 1912; J 275865:
Wheat in the Taylor field, 1547. ©
Nov.’ 3,) 1912% 2 ¢. . Nove 2a4 tae
175864.
Wordless story of wealth, 1551. ©
Nov. 18, 1912; 2 ¢c. Now. 20) a9rnors
175868,
Young apple picker, 1534. © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912: J 175840.
McCuLtLoucH (D.) Lincoln, Nebr.
[29452*
Teddy is a doin’ it. © Sept. 6,
1912; 2 ec. Sept. 23, 1912; K 47869.
McCuTtcHEON (JOHN T.), Chicago.
[29453-29584
Rolling Stone.
9, 1912;
ieee ae of Mr.
© Sept. 24, 1912; 1 ec. Oct.
K 48615.
Another recruit. © Nov.
1c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50868.
Are bowlegs a greater menace to
navigation than knocknees. © Dee.
14, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 20, 1912> KB a2270.
Being photographed. © Oct. 18,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 31, 1992; K 4968a:
Bull moose family. © Oct. 13. 1912;
1c. Oct. 17, 1912> K 4eesr
Can the local democracy hold this
rose while Governor Wilson is in town.
© Oct. 10, 1912; 1 @ Oek ae siete:
Ix 49076.
Candidate being photographed. ©
Oct. 13, 1912; 1: '@ OG ieee ee
48989.
Cartoon on the money savifig propo-
sition [1912]: :
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Oct. 9; K 48616.
© Sept. 30; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 49068..
Chicago today. © Oct. 9, 1912; 1c.
Oct. 18, 1912; K 49075.
Clerk with the pull. © Oct. 3, 1912;
1 c. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49067.
Colonel in the south. © Sept. 26,
1912; 1 ce. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48618.
Does this mean you gentle reader?
©. Nov. 6, 1912; 1 @ Nov. 2a, es
Ix 50875.
Don’t pity anybody until you find
out whether he pities you. © Nov. 16,
1912: 1c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50882.
EKiver noticed that there is no care-
lessness when the president of the road
travels. © Nov. 2, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 25,
1912; K 50874.
Face at the window. © Novy.
1912; 1 ec. Dec. 9, 1912; K S2566.
16, 1912;
25,
O32
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
McCurcHEeon (JOHN T. )— Continued.
Fairbanks (Ha-vice President) will
give some friendly hints. © Dec. 7,
1912; 1 « Dec. 20, 1912; K 52265.
First cailer. © Nov. 6, 1912; 1 ¢.
Nov; 20, 1912; K 50701.
Folly of showing off. © Dec. 1,
1912; 1 «. Dec. 4, 1912; KK 51887.
For it’s Hallowe'en. © Oct. 31,
1912: 1 c. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50692.
Girl I left behind ma. 1. © Oct. 22,
foi2- 1 @.. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49682.
== © Oc. 23, 1912; 1°e:, Nov.
20, 1912: K 50686.
Girl who heard him talk when he
didn’t have his company manners.
mow. 10, 199121 c. Noy. 25, 19123: K
50878.
Gosh! how they dread it. © Sept.
27, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48619.
Grand opera in English. © Nov. 27,
ia, ft ec. Dec. 9, 1912; K 51568.
Grand opera in the home. © Nov.
23, 1912: 1 c. Dec. 9, 1912; K 51560.
Hand of destiny. © Oct. 16, 1912;
1 e@ Oct. 18, 1912; K 49081.
Have you a backbone? If so register
mea ey Oct. 5, 1912: 1° c Oet..9,
1912: K 48626.
Have you ever noticed. © Nov. 20,
poz: Le. Nov: 25, 1912; K 50871.
He’s unanimously against him. ©
eres: © eG Oct. Sly 1912* Kh
49678.
Her Thanksgiving dinner. © Nov.
28, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1912; K 51569.
His Thanksgiving dinner. © Nov.
ey eoie: ' ¢, Dec. 9, 19125 K. 51568.
Hobo test. © Nov. 9, 1912; 1 ¢. Nov.
Zo, 1912; K 50877.
Holiday in the middle of the week
certainly causes confusion in the
march of time. © Nov. 29, 1912; 1 c.
Dec. 9, 1912; Ik 51570.
How the golden rule frequently gets
Sidetracked. © Noy. 19, 1912; 1 «¢
Dec. 9, 1912; K 51558.
How the old homestead shrinks as
the income grows. © Oct. 29, 1912;
1c. Noy. 20, 1912; K 50689.
How the standpat editor accidentally
let the truth leak out. © Oct. 23,
go: 1 e. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49676.
How io tell a boy baby from a girl
Baby. © Oct. 30, 1912;.1 c. Noy. 20,
1912: K 50691.
If anti-Roosevelt editors were con-
sistent. © Oct. 21, 1912; 1 ec. Oct 31,
1912: K 49674.
CLASSES, H TO K
29584
McCurcHroN (JOHN T.)—Continued.
If horses were allowed to be driven
through the streets as fast as auto-
mobiles go. © Oct. 8, 1912; 1 c. Oct.
18, 1912; Kk 49069.
If Wilson is elected. © Nov. 2,
1912; 1 e. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50697.
If you own land you’re a part owner
of the world. © Noy. 23, 1912; 1 -«.
Dec. 9, 1912; K 51565.
If you should happen to see. ©
Novi ot; 2082 1. @y Nov: 25/5 1912 Ke
DSOS8T6.
In these days of police investiga-
Lio: (| Oets 24 1912-41 ue. Noy, 20,
1912; K 50687.
Increased cost of Bartzen. © Oct.
31, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50695.
Injun summer. © Sept. 26, 1912; 1
ce. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48617.
Innocent bystanders. © Oct. 15,
1912; 1 e@. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49680.
Instructions for voters. © Nov. 5,
1912; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50699.
Invitation to join the rear guard. ©
Dee. | Es 1912) 19 ‘e; Dee) 20; 19125 °K
52267.
It’s easy to get help when you don’t
want it and hard when you do. ©
Novii22, 19125) ch. Dee, 9. 19194 ie
51559.
It’s lucky Christmas comes late in
the month. © Dec. 6, 1912; 1 ¢. Dee.
20, 1912; K 52264.
It takes more than that to kill a
bull moose. © Nov. 7, 1912; 1 @
Nov: 2;'1912; K 50703.
Judge has issued an _ injunction
against a barking dog. © Nov. 12,
1912; 1 ce. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50880.
Just before election. © Oct. 19,
1912; 1c. Oct. 31, 1912; K 49678.
Just before Halloween. © Oct. 22,
1912; 1.¢); Nov. 20, 1912; KK 50685,
Keeping posted on current events.
© Oct. 4, 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1912; K
49066.
Learning to dance the Tango Argen-
tino:*, ©) Nov,' 22, 1912: 1. ¢.. Nov. 25,
1912; K 50878.
Letter from Santa Claus. © Dec.
12, 1912; 1 ec. Dee. 20, 1912; K 52268.
Making his choice. © Sept. 30,
1912; 1 @ Oct. 9, 1912; K 48621.
Making out their Christmas lists.
i) Nov. 24. 1999-41 2. Dee. 2.19128
Ke 51225.
Man of the hour. © Oct. 26, 1912;
1 tc. Noy.. 20, 1912: K S0G8S:
D939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29584
McCutTcHron (JOHN T.)—Continued.
Man that committed the murder. ©
et. 10;), 1912: A eCrOch ase 1912* 1K
49070.
Masculine instinct to fight. © Dec.
8, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 11, 1912; K 51673.
May the investigation be thorough
and impartial before the election. ©
Oct. 4, “D912 bh eC. BOCAS AOI
48625.
Mr. Lugubrious Blue and Mr. Smiley
Gladd [1912]:
© Nov. 13; 1 ec. Nov. 25; K 50865.
My, see what a fine Thanksgiving
dinner they had. © Nov. 30, 1912;
1 ¢e. Dee. 9, 1912; IS 51571.
New York stock exchange. © Dec.
13, 1912; 1 ec. Dee. 20, 1912; K 52269.
November. © Nov. 6, 1912; 1 «.
Noy. 20, 1912; K 50700.
On the supervision and regulation
of Illinois private banks. © Nov. 14,
1912; 1 c Nov. 25, 1912; K 50866.
One month after the fight at Arma-
geddon. © Dec. 10, 1912; 1c. Dec. 20,
1912; K 52266.
Political graveyard. © Nov. 6, 1912;
1 ¢. Noy. 20, 1912; K 50702.
Poor old horsey, where’s your
blanket. © Dee. 9, 1912; 1 ¢ Dee. 20,
1912; K 52268.
Practicing for Thanksgiving. ©
Nov. 11,/19125,; 1 esNov. 25, 2912; KK
50879.
President pays high tribute to diplo-
matic triumphs of the administration.
© Dec. 4, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1912; K
51574.
Price of eggs. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 20, 1912: K 52272.
Puzzle, which one is ahead in the
-race. © Oct. 30, 1912; 1 ce. Noy. 20,
1912; K 50694.
Question now before the house. ©
Nov. -21, 39125, 1 7. Nov.»25, 1912 5, K
50872.
Remorse that got sidetracked. ©
Oets 3, TOI sg Wet ES.) Lobe. . IS
49074.
Reporters find Mr. Morgan a hard
man to interview. © Oct. 1, 1912; 1¢.
Oct. 9, 1912; K 48622.
Republican party. © Oct. 2, 1912;
1c. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48628.
Rescued from robbers, or hooray for
Mr. Corn Crop. © Oct. 19, 1912; 1 c¢.
Oct. 31, 1912: K 49688.
Returned traveler and his interested
friends. © Dec. 16, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 20,
1992 WK O24.
O04
3
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
McCurcHEON (JOHN 'T.)—Continued
Roosevelt and La Fv lette. © Sept.
28, 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48620.
Roosevelt’s (Theodore) labor record.
© Oct. 20, 1912°"1.c. Oct) 2a g12 ae
49399.
Sad accident to Mr. T. Gobbler, sr.
© Nov. 29, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 9, 1912; K
51564.
Sentiment during office hours. ©
Sept. 23, 1912; 2) c Ochiai as
48614.
Setting star. © Nov. 10, 1912; 1 ec.
Nov. 18, 1912; K 50458:
Sniffing the feast from afar. ©
Nov. 12,;°1912; lve Novy2 25; 592
50864.
Some Christmas hopes. © Dee. 5,
1912; 1 ¢. Dee. 9; 19IRE Ke Sian.
Some people would rather believe
the bad things that they hear about a
man. © Nov. 25, 1912; 1 ¢. Dee. 9,
1912; K 51561.
Spirits of the old masters are at
work. © Oct. 22, 1912; 1 ¢e. Oct. 31,
1912; K 49675.
Study in chivalry. © Nov. 2, 1912;
1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50698.
Swimming the Hellespont. © Nov.
9, 1912; 1 c. Noy. 20, 1992- 1s 50706:
Sympathetic coal dealer and the man
who had to have a ton... © Dec 2,
1912; 1 c. Dec. 20, 1912; K 52260.
Taft and prosperity. © Ochs,
1912; 1 e. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49080.
Temporary suspension of hostilities.
© Oct. 17, 1912; 1 @, Oct. Si 1912
49671.
Thanking you one and all. © Oct.
18, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 31, 1912; IX 49684.
Their Thanksgiving dinner. © Nov.
27, 1912;: 1c Dec. 9, 1912; K 51562.
There is only one safe road. © Oct.
9, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 18, 1912s Ko aeaie
There will be a lot of moving in and
out at Washington next March. ©
Nov. 11, 1912; 1 c. Noy. 20, 19125 °K
50707.
They can’t kick up enough dust to
hide the record. © Sept. 29, 1912: 1 c¢.
Oct. 3. 1912; K 48394.
Three peanuts. © Nov. 8, 1912; 1 ¢.
Nov. 20, 1912; K 50705.
Tired business man and the oper.
© Nov. 16, 1912; 1 c. Noy. 25, 1912; Ik
50883.
Today is founder’s day, alias pass-
the-hat day. © Oct. 26, 1912; 1 ec. Oct.
31, 1912; K 49679.
th
2
: MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
McCutTcHEON (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Troubles of Turkey. © Oct. 24,
mee > tec, Oct. 31,1912; K 49677.
Trying to keep a good man down.
Oct. 18, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1912; K
49672.
Trying to please everybody. © Oct.
meee: 1 ec Oct. 11, 1912; K 48755.
Twenty dollar bill. © Dec. 22, 1912;
# ec. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52274.
Two clerks. © Nov. 15, 1912; 1c.
Noy. 25, 1912; K 50881.
Two ways of looking at it. © Oct.
mo, 1912: 1c. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49072.
U. P. and S. P. railroads to be un-
scrambled. © Dec. 3, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec.
9, 1912; K 515738.
_ Up-to-date college fraternity initia-
tion. © Oct. 29, 1912; 1c. Nov. 20,
1912; K 50690.
Visiting an art gallery with an art
eritic. © Dee. 5, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 20,
9912; KK 52262.
We are coming, Father Abraham,
eight million voters strong. © Nov. 4,
$912: 1c. Nov.+20, 1912; K 50698.
We have with us today one who. ©
mee tote = 1 ec. Oet. 18, 1912" 1K
49078.
Welcome the coming, speed the part-
ing guest. © Dec. 2, 1912; 1 c. Dec. 9,
1912; K 51572.
When a bureau is established where
women may hire professional escorts.
ma Oet. 16, 1912:;.1 ¢ Oct. 31, 1912; K
49681.
When Peehelors are taxed. © Oct.
gw. 1912: 1 c. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49078.
When winter awakes. © Dec. 2,
m4 ec, Dec. 20, 1912; K 52268.
When you remember. © Oct. 3,
1912; 1 e. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48624.
Which candidate is best qualified to
understand. © Oct. 7, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct.
9, 1912; K 48627.
Which is the real Mr. Wilson. ©
mend 1912-1 ¢. Oe AS19195) ie
49077.
Which side wins. © Nov. 8, 1912;
lec. Noy. 20, 1912; K 50704.
Which will swallow the other. ©
Movi 1912+ 1 ¢.. Nov. 25, 1912 >) K
50870.
Why not? Anybody can start a
priyate bank in Illinois. © Nov. 18,
woi2; 1° ec, Noy. 15, 1912: K: 50869.
Will she be at the opera to-night. ©
mov. 26, 1912: .1. ¢., Dee. 9, 19123. K
51567.
29594
McCurcHEron (JoHN T.)—Continued.
Wilson (Mr.) predicts that he will
go to bed at 9 o’clock election night.
© Nov. 1, 1912; 1 @ Nov. 20, 1912;
K 50696.
—— Ssailed yesterday for a months
quiet vacation. © Nov. 17, 1912; 1.e.
Nov. 20, 1912; K 50708.
Wilson’s (Governor) trust record.
© Oct. 14, 1912; 1 c Qct. 18, 1912:
K 49079.
Woodrow, the demon trust hunter.
© Oct-27; 1912+" 1 ec. Oct.’ Bi, 1912):
KX 49687.
Wouldn’t a real Santy have his
troubles these days. © Dec. 15. 1912;
Le! Dee! 18; 1912: K 51923.
Zero in conciliation. © Nov. 15,
1912 5.4 ev Nov.) 25,. 1912; K. 50867.
McDonatp (PIrRIE) New York.
[29585-29588
Cobb (Irving) © Oct. 24, 1912; 2.¢.
Oct. 25, 1912; J 174645.
Hedges (Job. E.) © Oct. 5, 1912;
2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1912; J 173881.
Meade (Richard W.) © Oct. 21,
1992. Ze Oct.) 22. 1912.: J 2714538.
Wadsworth (J. W.) jr. © Oct. 8,
1912; 2\.e. Oct.-9, 1912; J 174009.
McFaruin (A. M.) Elmira, N. Y.
[29589
Ariadne. © Oct. 29, 1912; 2 ce. Nov.
1, 1912; J 174962.
McKissen (C. S.), Desmet. S. D.
[29590, 29591
Desmet, S. D.. corner of Second and
Calumet ave. © Oct. 7, 1912; 2 c. Oct.
10, 1912; J 174028.
—— from court house. © Oct. 7,
1912) 2 ce -Oet.: 10, 1972 =! he. 174029.
McManus (T. J.) New York. [29591*
Rayner (Cadet) intercollegiate
fencing champion. © June 15, 1912;
Ber Uy eo toule J VC ip2t.
V.) North Yakima,
Wash. [29592
Indian sweat house. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1912; J 176084.
MAJESTIC PRINTERY, New York.
McWuHorter (IL.
[29593
[Masque ball drawing cut.] © Oct.
ee AGT2 *:2 ¢, Oct. 16, 1912; Ke 48927.
MANHATTAN PHOTOGRAVURE CO., New
York. [29594
[Moonlight over edge of barn on
running stream.] © Oct. 23, 1912; 2
ce. Oct. 24, 1912; K 49296.
535
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29595
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7
MANUFACTURERS RECORD PUBLISHING
co., Baltimore. [29595
South the nation’s greatest asset. ©
Gets 4, A912 9 2..es Geteips, 7 1912: IK
48898.
Manz (J.) ENGRAVING CO., Chicago.
[29596
Pleasant moments. © Oct. 15, 1912;
2 ce. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49002.
MANzI, JOYANT & CO., New York.
[29597-29599
Dulcinea del Toboso. © Nov. 1,
1912; 2c. Oct. 26, 1912; K 49460.
Hure & Chartres. © Dec. 12, 1912;
2c. Dee. 14, 1912; K 51812.
Seine 4 Mantes. © Dec. 12,
2.e. Dee. 14, 1912; bist.
(Esse E.)
1912 ;
MAPLESTONE Hammond.
Ind. [ 29600, 29601
’ Goblins 11 git you if you don’t watch
out: (@aL e. Nov. 44, 191253 Agb28.
Martin (Dr. William Mayes) ©1c.
Nov. 14, 1912; J 175284.
Marceau (—) Boston. [29602
Grandfield (Dr. C. P.) © Nov. 15,
1912; 2c. Nov. 18, 1912; J 1753872.
Marceau (THEODORE C.), New York.
[29603-29645
Astor residence, 1-9. © Oct. 25,
1912; 2 c. each Oct. 26, 1912; J 174656-—
174664.
Bangs (Miss Mollie) 1. © Nov. 19,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1912; J 175483.
Brett (Mrs. Oliver B.) 1. © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 e@ Oct. 26, 1912; J 174655.
and bridal party, 1. © Oct. 25,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1912; J 174658.
——and (Mrs. D.) Martin. 1. ©
O¢et; 18,7 191222 ewer as, A9IZ SS
174335.
Brooks (Miss Mary) 1. © Nov. 19,
1912; 2 ec Nov. 22, 1912; J 175482.
Castelli (Baroness) 1-6. © Oct. 18,
1912: 2c. each Oct. 18, 1912; J 174829-
174334.
Dick (Miss Julia) 2.. © July 19,
1912; 2 ¢. July 22, 1912; J 171439.
Drayton (Mr. and Mrs. William
Astor) 1. © Nov. 7, 1912; 2 c Nov. &,
1912; J 175140.
Drayton (Mrs. William Astor)
1-3. © Nov. 7, 1912; 2c and Nov. 8,
1912; J 175187-1751839.
Moore (Mrs. Austin Perey) 1.
Oecet Si 1912 2. Nowe a, Lom.
174984.
©
J
Marceau (THEODORE C.)—Continued.
and bridesmaids, 2. © Oct. 31,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1912; J 174983.
©
and Judge Roger Pryor.
Oct. 31,.1912; 2 @ Nov, a igre
174985.
Smith (Miss Madeline) 1. © Oct.
26, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1912; J 174654.
Valle (Miss Isabelle) 1-3. © Noy.
13, 1912; 2. ¢. each Nov, Me wore
175286-175288.
Wark (Mrs. Philip) 1, 2. © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 26, 1912; J
174665, 174666.
Wilson (Miss Hleanor) 1. © Oct.
18, 1912; 2 ec. Oct..18, 1912; J 174328,
—-—2 3. © Nov. 9) 1912. 2c, exch
Nov. 11, 1912; J 175181, 175182.
Wilson (Miss Jessie) 1, 2. © Nov.
6; 1912; 2 c. each Nowy?) (7 192d
LSID Silas: ;
©
Wilson (Miss Margaret) 1-4,
Nov. 9, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 11, 1912;
J 175177-175180.
Wilson (Mrs. Woodrow) 1, 2. ©
Nov. 6, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 7, 1912;
J 175119, 175120.
——-3. © Nov. 9, 191232 .ce nar
11, 1912; J 175183.
MARCEAU CO., LTD., Boston.
[29649, 29650
Elson (Prof. Louis C.) 1: © Oct:
24,1912; 2¢ Oct. 25, 1912; J 174644.
Felker (Samuel D.) © Oct. 17,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1912; J 174515.
MARSHALL (JOHN W.) Stamford, Conn.
[29651
Doe impaled on Zeigler’s estate,
Noroton, Conn. © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 e¢.
Oct. 17, 1912; J 174590.
(FREDERICK W.,) Pasadena,
[29652-29657
MARTIN
Cal.
[6 photographs] :
Ramona’s marriage place, court.—
San Diego, El Camino real.—San Juan
Capistiano, cloister.—San Juan, chapel
arches.—Sierra Madre Mts. from Pasa-
dena.—When the clouds clear away
from Mt. Lowe, Pasadena. © Oct. 1,.
1912+ 2 e¢ each Nov. 29) 191200
175848-175853.
Mason (C. B.) Sedro Woolley, Wash.
[29658
Sumas, Wash., panorama view. ©
1e¢. July 15, 1912; J 176296.
536
no. 4, 1912
Mason (Maup M.) New York.
[29659-29663
[5 prints]:
Christmas greetings.—From mother
earth.—Greetings, come in the even-
ing.—Greetings, kindly take this gift
of mine—May the new year be full
of sunshine for you. © Nov. 15, 1912;
@ c. each Nov. 21, 1912; K 51170-
51174.
Masters (Roy) Chicago. [29664
Home maker. © Oct. 7, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 11, 1912; K 48693.
MATHER (MARGRETHE) Los Angeles.
[29665
Maid of Arcady. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1912; J 175758.
MATHEWSON (WiLLIS J.), Port An-
geles, Wash. [ 29666, 29667
Elk at home, 20 m, 21 m. © Oct.
mer i912; 2 ce. each Oct. 9, 1912; J
174011, 174012.
MATTHEWS BOAT co., Pt. Clinton, O.
[29668—29678
ipel photographs]:
Detroit, no. 4, 9.—Detroit (Chris-
tening of) transatlantic motorboat, no.
7.— Detroit (Launching of) America
to Europe, no. 6.—Detroit, 35 foot mo-
tor boat, A-G.
© ‘1c each July 10, 1912; J
175812-175822.
MATTHEWS, NORTHRUP WORKS, Buffalo.
[29679
Havana, city and harbor, bird’s-eye
view of. © Dee. 10, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 20,
1912; K 51986. “
MATZENE co., Chicago. [29680-29683
Ruffo (Titta) as Rigoletto, A-D. ©
Dec. 9. 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 11, 1912;
J 176277-176280.
Mayer (Lov), New York.
[29684, 29685
It's easy enough to look pleasant.
er ot0, 1912: 2 ¢, Oct. ‘23, 1912;
K 49651.
Little health, a little wealth. ©
mee. 10, 1912; 2.c. Oct. 23, 1912; K
52.
MENDoza (I. P.) trp., London.
[ 29686, 29687
©)
Contemplation; by William Ward.
© Nov. 30, 1912; 2 c@ Dec. 9, 1912;
HM 1032.
Coquette (The); by William Ward.
Nov. 30, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1912; H
74324—13——_7
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
29726
MERDINGER (ADOLPH), St. Louis.
29688
Lest you forget. © Jan. 1, 1912; 2
e. Oct. 10, 1912; K 49653.
MERGARDT (EK. WILHELMINA), Freder-
ick, Md. [29689, 29690
Frietchie’s (Barbara) bible, open,
closed. © Apr. 38, 1910; 2 @: each
Oct. 17, 1912; J 174242, 1742438.
MERIWETHER (H. B.) Globe, Ariz.
[29691-29700
Views between Globe and Phoenix
ocean to ocean highway, no. 1, 2, 4-8,
12=15. . ©, Oct. 15, 1912; 2c. each
Oct. 30, 1912; J 174874-174883.
MERKEL (C. EH.) Washburn, II.
[29701
Winter shadows. © Dee. 15, 1912;
2 c Dec. 19, 1912; J 1763870.
Metz (N. J.) El Centro, Cal. [29702
R. R. officials. © Nov. 12, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1912; J 175670.
Mryers & Rick, Boise, Idaho.
[29703-29718
[16 photographs]:
Cauking.—Payette Lake, 1—11.—Fay-
ette River, 14. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2c.
each Oct. 14, 1912; J 174128-174143.
MicHAELSs (I. A.) Chicago. [29719
They feel good, they look nice, they
fit well around the neck. © Jan. 10,
1912; 2c. July 10, 1912; K 44778.
MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC,
Grand Rapids. [29720
Normal and subluxated vertebrae.
© Oet® 1.191252 ec. Oct, 7,-1912:.. 5
173823.
MIKESELL (Gus) Ponca, Neb.
[ 29721, 29722
Ponea, Neb., residence of HE. E. Hal-
stead, front view. © 1 ¢. June 1,
1992. J T5159.
rear view. ©1c. June 1,
$912; J 175i60.
MILLAR (FRED), New York. [29723
Arizona. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee.
10, 1912; K 51959.
MILLER (A. E. W.) & SON, Pulaski, Va.
[ 29724, 29725
Ivanhoe high school. © Nov. 1,
1912: 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1912; J 174733.
and pupils. © Nov. 1, 1912;
Ze. Oct; 23,.190125 J LATA:
MILLER (CHARLES D.) Toledo. [29726
Other fellow’s pastime. © Nov. 14,
1912: 2 ce. Nov. 15; 1912; J LT5317.
537
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29727
pt. Iv, Lb. 8., V.7
MILLER (F. A.) Chicago.
[29727-29781
Iixcelsior springs:
New Elms.—New Elms dining room.
—New Elms rear view.—Regent spring,
1,2. © Sept. 10, 1912: 2 c each Oct.
12, 1912; J 174091—174095.
Mitier (J. HENRY) INC., Baltimore.
[29732
Washington, hew building bureau of
engraving and printing. © Oct. 25,
1912> 2.¢. Oct. 25, 19912553. 174638.
MILLER (LEANDER) Far Hills, N. J.
‘ [29733, 29734
From the potato patch, 1, 2. © Oct.
19, 19125. 2ie;; each Oct. 24, 19126 5.
174591, 174592. —-
MILLER PHOTO Co., Klamath Falls, Or.
[29735-29738
© Nov. 1,
1991 LOND Sy
Crater Lake, 258, 259.
1912; 2 @. each Nov.
175391, 1753892.
national park, pinnacles, 244,
251. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
19, 1912; J 175893, 1753894.
MILLER STUDIO, Peoria, Ill.
| [29739, 29740
Law (Walter) as Father Egan. ©
Oectey 77, 1912 +.2)°e. Oet.4 23, AG12s iF
174584.
Littlejohns (The) © Sept. 23, 1912;
1-e. Sept.s30;) 19125 Ae Oct: 7, 1912 «J
173920.
MINER (W. H.) Chicago. [29741-29752
Average resilient values of draft
gears graphically illustrated. Oct. 25,
1912, 38. © Noy. 18, 1912; 1 @ Nov.
18, 1912; I 1148.
Diagram A illustrates the resilient
value of various gears. © Dec. 17,
1912; 1.¢. Dee. 20, 1912; I 1175.
——B, shows in exact proportion
the actual resilient value of any spring
gear, [ete.] © Dec. 17, 1912; 1 «
Dec. 20, 1912; I 1176.
C, outlines in exact proportion
the actual resilient efficiency of any
spring gear. © Dec. 17, 1912; 1c.
Dec. 20, 1912; I 1177.
D, represents the comparative
resilient value per unit of cost of tan-
dem class G spring gear and Miner’s
A-18 friction gear. © Dec. 17, 1912;
1 ec. Dee. 20, 19123. 1 1178.
sreetings from Heart’s Delight farm,
Nov. 28, 1912. © Nov. 16, 1912; 2 ¢.
Noy. 18, 1912; K 50560.
038
Miner (W. H.)—Continued.
Resilient values of draft gears
graphically illustrated. Sept. 24, 1912.
39. © Nov. 8, 1912; 1 @ Noy. 14,
1912; I 1146:
Oct. 4, 1912. 40. © Nov. 8
1912; 1 @. Nov. 11, 1912; I 1145.
Nov.. 19, 1912. 42. © Dec. 2,
1912;°1 @: Dee: 5, 1912-7 tee:
—— Novy. 20, 1912. 43. © Noy. 20,
1912; 1 -¢. Nov. 27,1912 92a
—— Nov. 22, 1912. 44. © Dee. 2,
1912; 1 ec. Dec. 5, 1912; T 1161.
——Nov. 30, 1912, 46. © Dec. 16,
1912; 1 @ Dec: 19) 181227) te
MINOR AND YounG, Salt Lake City.
[297538
Salt Lake City official photographic
postcards electric pageant, Sept. 30,
1912. © Oct. 4, 1912; 2 @ Oct. 9.
1912; K 49446.
MISSIONARY EDUCATION MOVEMENT, New
York. [ 29754, 29755
Livingston (David) © Nov. 20.
1912; 2 c Nov. 28, 1912; J 175658.
—-— and his daughter. © Nov. 20,
1912; 2.¢ Nov. 28, 19922> 5) 1fauane
MITCHELL (GEORGE) Chicago. [29756
Playing the piano a la harp.
Dec. 31, 1912; 2\¢. Dee SOn1Si220
176706.
MODERN ART NOVELTY CO., Chicago.
[29757-29763
Modern art print nos. 509-511, 700-
703. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2 @. each Dec.
2, 1912: K 51216-51222.
MOoFFETT sTUDIO, Chicago.
[29764-29774
Holmes (Burton) A-G. © Oct. 4,
1912; 2 ¢c. each Oehiyiayeisee.
174099-174105.
Lawrence (Geo. A.) A, B. © Oct.
8, 1912; 2 ¢e. each. Oct. 42) oie
174106, 174107.
White (William Allen) A-D. ©
Oct. 4, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 12, 1912;
J 174108-174111.
MoHAWK SECURITY CO., INC., Albany.
[29775
Mohawk ideal two family house plan.
sheets 4-6. 1c. Oct. 10, 1912; I 11238.
MonteoMery (H.), Hartford, Wis.
[29776-29791
Berlin, Wis., Pacific coast milk con-
densory, 37, 39. © May 1, 1912; 2¢
each Novy. 4, 1912; J 175016, 175017.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
MontTGoMERY (H.)—Continued.
Kilbourn, Wis., boat landing, 87. ©
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1912; J
175015.
— Dells of Wisconsin; Ink Stand,
82, 85. © Mar. 26, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Noy. 4, 1912; J 175021, 175023.
©
— Lone Rock, 42, 88.
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 4, 1912;
J 175019, 175020.
—— Sugar Bowl 41,-74. ©
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 4, 1912;
J 175018, 175022.
interior of power house, 79. ©
Mar. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1912; J
175026.
Portage, Wis., Columbia County
fae, 4, 2, 46, 48. © Mar. 26,1912:
2 ec. each Nov. 4, 1912; J 175011-175014.
—— Cook st., 47. © Mar. 26, 1912;
2 e@. Noy. 4, 1912; J 175025.
Sheboygan, Wis., Franklin school,
A 614. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4,
1912; J 175024.
Moon (T. C.) Tilton, N.
(gt
[29792-29794
Hancock, Me., Grange store. ©
ov Gy, 1912-2 @: Nov. 5, 19125) J
175060.
— Soldiers’ monument. © Oct.
28, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 80, 1912; J 174740.
— The corner. © Oct. 29, 1912;
2 ce. Oct. 30, 1912; J 174739.
Moore (Forpyce H.), West Stewarts-
town, N. H. [29795
Canadian boundary, panoramic bird’s-
eye view, Canaan, Vt., Beecher Falls,
Vt. and West Stewartstown, N. H. ©
Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ce: Novy.. 20, 1912; J
175744.
MoorHoUusE (Major LEE), Pendleton,
Or. [29796-29824
Round-up series 1912, 1-29. © Oct.
Petar; 2c. each -Oct.: 21) 1912s, Fi
1744385-174468.
MorGaAN (CHARLES H.), ‘New York.
[29825
Globe representing Boys’ world club.
© Dec. 30, 1912; 1 ce. Dee. 28, 1912;
I 1209.
Morean (G. F.), Ithaca, N. Y.
[29826, 29827
[2 photographs]:
Autumn twilight on Beebe Lake.—
Cornell university campus, moonlight
on. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 « each Dec.
16, 1912; J 176328, 176329.
29856
Morcan (Grace E.), Plentywood,
Mont. [ 29828, 29829
. Plentywood, Mont.:
Main st. looking north.—Marketing
flax, 1912. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 c each
Dec. 21, 1912; J 176430, 176481.
Morris (R), Cheshire, Conn.
[29830-29842
Iris, 1-5. © Oct. 19, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 18, 1912; J 174803-174307.
[2 photographs]:
Before the rain.—lIris flowers by
moonlight. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 4, 1912; J 175029, 175030.
[6 photographs] :
College hall by moonlight.—Iris, a
study in gray tones.—Shakespeare
house, 1, 2.—Towers from the observa-
tory park.—Waban (Lake) © Nov.
15, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 14, 1912; J
175278175283.
MorRIS AND BENDIEN, New York.
[29843-29850
[8 prints]:
Girl I left behind me.—Girl of my
dreams.—I wonder if I could write
plays.—[Lead kindly light.]—[Now
you'll see the skirts flock around.jJ—
Say kid you splash me and I'll splash
you.—[Won’t someone please float
me.]—[You’ll have to ask my ma.]
© Dee. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 26,
1912; K 52211-52218.
Morrow (Wo. J.), Newport, Pa.
[29851
Newport, Pa., public fountain. ©
Och 74s 1992 44 2y ic. (Oets; 16,5 1912375
174232.
Moscioni (AtTTiLIo), San Juan. .
[ 29852, 29853
Shanton (Chief of insular police),
Porto Rico. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct.
15, 1912; J 174979.
—and his secretary, Porto Rico.
© Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1912; J
174980.
Moses (Davip Louis), San Francisco.
[29854
Riddle (Winema Toby), the heroine
of the Modoc war of 1873. © Dec. 3,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1912; J 176078.
Mosss (F. E.), Houston. [29855, 29856
Rice institute, opening. © Nov. 1,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 21, 1912; J 176130.
opening, Mayor Rice reception
to delegates. © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 21, 1912; J 176129.
039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29857
Morter AND Morrer, El Paso, Tex.
[29857
El Paso, the pass city. [Bird’s-eye
view.] © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1912; K 52207.
MvuELLER (A. M. J.), Philadelphia.
[29858-29860
[3 prints]:
Atlantic City, aerial view of the
hotel district. Design no. 493.—Kaiser
preis. Design no. 494.—Protos beer
the whole year ’round. Design no.
495. © Dee. 30, 1912; 2 ¢. each Dee.
28, 1912; K 52447-52449.
MUELLER (FREDERICK W.), Baltimore.
[29861-29863
Baltimore, panoramic view from
the Emerson tower. © Nov. 13, 1912;
2 ¢. Nov. 7, 21912; J 1380:
sewerage system disposal plant
at Back River. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2c.
Dec. 5, 1912; J 176043.
Waverly. Ia., the cedars, 29. ©
Oct: 8). 1912.2. -e. Oct, Adpaaaia>> J
174430.
MULLER (E.) Brooklyn. [29864-29886
Arkansas (U. S. S.) © Dec. 20.
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 24, 1912; J 176634.
— 603. © Oct. 25, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
11, 1912; J 175194.
Florida (U. S. S.).A 301. © Oct. 1,
1912; 2c. Nov. 23, 1912; J 175662.
Idaho (U. S. 8.) 618. © Nov. 18,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1912; J 175667.
Illinois (U. S. S.) 607. © Nov. 9,
HO12; 2c. Nov. Td, 29925 J LT 5197.
Indiana (U. S. S.) 619. © Nov.
18, 1912: 2 e. Nov. 23, 1912; J .175661.
Kansas (U.S. S.) 601. © Oct. 25,
1912; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175191.
_Kearsarge (U. S. S.) 610. © Nov.
§.°19123 2'c, Nov. 11, JOT: 3.175200.
Louisiana (U. S. S.) 604. © Nov.
9, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175195.
Michigan (U. S. S.) 600. © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175192.
Minnesota (U.S. S.) 621. © Nov.
18, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 28, 1912; J 175666.
Montana (U.S. S.) 606. © Nov. 9,
1912; 2 ¢c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175196.
Nebraska (U. S. S.) 613. © Nov.
9, 1912; 2c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175189.
North Carolina (U. S. 8S.) 612. ©
Nov. 9, 1912; 2.e. Noy. 11, 1912; J
175201.
North Dakota (U. S. S.) 614. ©
Nov. 9,°1912; 2 c@ \Noy. diy to; J
175190.
MureHy (JouHNn T.) Toledo. O.
pt. Iv; 1 Sve
MULLER ( E.) —Continued.
Ohio (U. S. S.) 611. © Nov. 9, 1912;
2c. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175188.
South Carolina (U. S. S.) 609. ©
Nov. 9, 1912; 2 «. Noy; siege
175199.
Tennessee (U. 8S. S.) 617. © Nov.
18, 1912; 2c... Nov. 28) 1912 *") aiacee:
Utah (U. S. S:) A 3025 Geis
1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 23, 1912-99 tinge
605. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2 ec. Nov.
Lt, 1912; J Liss. es
Washington (U.S. S.) 608. © Nov.
9; 1912; 2 c& Nov. 11, 19122 J 1eee,
Wisconsin (U. 8S. S.) 622. © Nov.
18, 1912; 2.c. Nov, 23, 1912-9 aiooue
Wyoming (U. S. 8S.) 602. © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. iy 19122 3igoloe
Munoz (CHRISTINE E.) Roselle Park,
1 Aen [29887-29894
[Kindergarten scale family.] 1-8.
| © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 « each Gera
| 1912: K 49629-49636.
MuNRO AND HARForD co., New York.
[29895
Rounding ’em up. © Jan. 1, 1913;
2c. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52465. .
{29896
Mother and child. © Dec. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Dee. 18, 1912; J 176344.
MurpeHy (THoMAS D.) co.. Red Oak,
Ta. [29897-29982
[Colored prints of various sizes]:
Ackergill harbour.—Amusin’ the
bairn.—Arthur’s (King) castle—As
her sweet incomparable self no rose
were half so fair.—At sundown.—Au-
tumn leaves.—Autumn woods.—But-
tercups.—Captain of industry.—Cot-
ter’s Saturday night.—Country gos-
sips—Down on the farm.—Evange-
line.—Fallen giant.—First epistle to
John.—First lessons.—Gather rose-
buds whilst ye may.—Girl of the
golden west.—Gleanings from a sum-
mer garden.—Glories of departing
day.—Goodnight.—Grand Canyon of
the Colorado.—Her cherry lips do
fairly shame Dame Nature’s choicest
fruit.—Hall and landscape, M 2430.—
House party.—In the fold.—Inez.—
Italia, M 2418.—Jessica.—Kentucky
thoroughbreds.—Lincoln, the stu-
dent.—Moose hunting.—News of
peace, 1865.—None but the brave de-
serve the fair.—Off to the war, M
4492—-Old_ ocean’s wide and solitary
waste.—Old world garden.—One that
got away.—Prelude.—Princess of
flower land.—Queen of the court.—
040
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
30309
MurpeHy (THOMAS D.) co.—Continued.
[Colored prints of various sizes]—
Continued.
Ramble through autumn woods.—Re-
flections.—Richmond roses.—Softly
the evening came.—Stolen ponies.—
Summer pasture.—Swelling tide.—To
her as through the field she strolls
each daisy smiles a greeting.—Tower
Creek, Yellowstone Park, by Moran.—
Trysting place—Uncle Si at the
wheel.—Virginia after glow.—Waiting
for the man of the hour.—Washington
notified of his election.—Winifred.—
Winter sunset.—With blossoms fair
she decks her hair.—Worcestshire. ©
mee a, tot2 32 'c. each. Dec. 5, 1912;
K 51875-51483.
[12 prints of women’s heads and
shoulders in décolletté gowns on cards
38 by 33 inches]:
Adrienne.w— Bella. — Cecilia. —
Daphne. — Dolores .—Grace.—Her-
moine. — Jacqueline. — Lauretta.— Li-
sette.—Mary.—Patty. © Dee. 1, 1912;
2.e¢.e2ceh Dec, 2, 1912; K. 51188—
51199.
[15 prints]:
[Charmion.]—[Engagement ring. ]—
[Fairest flower that grows.]—[Flow
gentiy sweet Afton.J—[Flowers that
carry lover’s thoughts.]—[Goodnight
my sweet, goodnight.] — [Message
couched in jewels bright.J—-[Mother
is a mother, still the holiest thing
alive.|—[Musie master’s daughter.]—
[My first and best teacher, mother. ]—
[My love’s like the red, red rose.]—
[Now daddy don’t forget.]—[Now I
lay me down to sleep.J]—[Sure I
will.J]—[When the apple blossoms
bloom.] © Dee. 1, 1912; 2 c each
Dec. 2, 1912; K 51200-51214.
MuRRAY’S SYNDICATE CUT SERVICE, New
York. [29983-29985
Sheet no. 760, 761. © Oct. 3, 1912;
2 c. each Oct. 23, 1912; K 493891, 49392.
Sheet no. 780. © Oct. 22, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 26, 1912; K 494480.
MUSSELMAN (F. E.) Douglas, N. D.
[29986
Sunday afternoon. © Oct. 26, 1912;
2 ce. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174684.
MYKLrsBust (C. P.) Eagle Grove, Ia.
[29987, 29988
Eagle Grove, Ia.:
Broadway.—Panorama of. © Nov.
faa2- 2c each Noy. ‘9, 1912 7) J
175158, 175159.
Narpi (P.), New York. 29989, 29990
[Dress hunting habit.] © Nov. 29,
a912> 1 c: Nov. 27, 1912; 1:¢. Dee. 3,
wot = Ke 51275.
ES
.
Narpi (P.)—Continued.
[Hunting habit.] © Nov. 29, 1912;
Hic. Novi 2%) 19123; 4 ‘ce! Dees, 1912:
K 51276.
NATL. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSN.,
Utica, N.Y. [29991
Standard size of conduits for the in-
stallation of wires and cables. ©
Noyws 2%, 1942 3. 1e.. Nov. 29), 1992): I
1158.
NATIONAL IDEAL BENEFIT SOCIETY, SU-
PREME FOUNTAIN OF, Richmond.
[29992
Supreme fountain of the national
ideal benefit society. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2c. Aug. 5, 1912; K 48480.
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN., New York.
[29993-80309
Boneheado the monk [1912]:
© Nov. 27; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51125.
© Dee. 2; 1c. Dec. 3; K 51287.
Christmas baseball. © Dee. 20,
1912; 1 ce. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52049.
Coldfeeto the monk [1912]:
© Oct. 21; 1 ec. Oct. 22; K 49336.
© Dee. 5; 1 ec. Dec. 6; K 51480.
© Dec. 7; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 51540.
© Dec. 16; 1 ec. Dec. 17; K 51894.
© Dee. 27; 1 ec. Dec. 28; K 52427.
Come on boys, show us watch you’ve
got. © Oct. 8, 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1912;
K 48628.
Dessert. © Oct. 9, 1912; 1 c. Oct.
10, 1912; K 48673.
Dingbat family [1912]:
© Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct. 1; K 48350.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
o41
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
EP ee Se oie Oc. oF
Ze ve. Oet.
Pah GC. sOGt.
4¢. dee, Oct.
2 he WOE:
1 Hike. Oct:
8:1 ¢c.. Oct.
2: K 48874,
3; K 48384.
4; K 48425.
5; K 48445.
7; K 48486.
8; K 48491.
9; K 48630.
9+, dre. Qct. 10; Ki486R5.
10 > il c.. OGE.
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1224 e.Ore
1464) ¢,,Oct.
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16:;d%\eOct,
1c Ok.
18; 1 e. Oct.
19 56.4OcE.
Pete Oct
11; K 48758.
12; K 48762.
14; K 48787.
15; K 48866.
16; K 48955.
17; K 48998.
18; K 49063.
19; K 49141.
21; K 49285.
22: K 49334.
30309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
(© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Noy.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Noy.
© Nov.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
family [1912]—Continued.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov. 1; K 49734.
Nov. 4; K 49783.
Noy. 4; K 49787.
Nov. 5; K 49912.
Nov. 6; K 49966.
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244 e;
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26/31 ©;
283 1.
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30; 1c.
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2°41 -¢
4;1¢.
5s. 1. ¢.
6; 1c. Nov.
23; K 49375.
24; K 49401.
25; K 49438.
26; K 49545.
28; K 49548.
29; K 49604.
30; K 49725.
31; K 49730.
7; K 49993.
7; 1¢ Nov. 8; K 50107.
8; 1 « Nov. 9; K 50234.
9; 1c. Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
14; 1 ce. Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Noy.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
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Nov.
Dec.
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16;
18;
19;
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12; K 50824.
K 50888.
K 50415.
K 50460.
K 50497.
K 50579.
K 50582.
K 50711.
K 50728.
; K 50770.
; K 50813.
; K 50886.
; K 51004.
- K 51119...
- K 51123.
- K 51178.
» K 51228.
51285.
51342.
51438.
51481,
51491.
51541.
51578.
: K 51677.
- K 51728.
: K 51750.
; K 51800.
- K 51882.
- K 51893.
: K 51927.
- K 51981.
: K 52004.
pt. IV, n. S., v.1
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Dingbat family [1912]—Continued.
© Dee.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
Feeding off the rubber plant.
20; 1c.
28 a Be
23: 1¢.
24;1¢e.
26 ;.1.¢e:
Zt ssa Fe}
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Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
21; K 52050.
23; K 52133.
24; K 52137.
26; K 52222.
27; K 52276.
28; K 52426.
30; K 52502.
©
Oct. 3, 1912; 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1912; K 48423.
Few splinters off the wood pile.
©
Oct. 10, 1912; 1 c..Oct.xaa See
48756.
Fourflusho the monk [1912].
Nov. 18; 1 ec. Nov. 19; K 50583.
Groucho
the monk.
©
© Dec. 17,
1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1912; K Sigze,
Henpecko the monk [1912]:
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dee.
© Dec.
Homeless
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dec.
042
15; 1 @. Nov.
20; 1 c. Nov.
14; 1 e Dee.
20; 1 ec. Dec.
Hector [1912]:
u eyyik Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
35
55
8;
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29 9.7 Ge NOY.
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3; 1 e@ Dee.
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Nov. 4;
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8;
9;
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16;
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16;
24%
K 50499.
K 50730.
K 51883.
K 52051.
; K 483876.
; K 48427.
; K 48488.
; K 486382.
; K 48760.
; K 48788.
; K 48957.
K 49065.
; K 49287.
; K 49877.
25; K 49440.
28; K 49550.
30; K 49727.
K 497386.
K 49789.
K 49968.
K 50109.
K 50236.
K 50281.
; K 50385.
; K 50462.
; K 50581.
; K 50584.
; K 50718.
; K 50772.
K 50888.
27: K Sida.
30; K 51180.
2; K 51230.
4; K 51844.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912 30369
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued. NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
I want all in life that’s coming to Nearlyweds [1912]—Continued.
me. © Nov. 6,:1912; 1 @ Nov. 7, © Nov. 9;1¢. Nov. 11; K 50280.
1912; K 49991. © Nov. 11; 1 ¢. Nov. 12; K 50325.
It’s nice to be married [1912]: © Nov. 12; 1 ¢. Nov. 18; K 50384.
© Oct. 30; 1 c. Oct. 31; K 49728. © Nov. 18; 1 c. Nov. 14; K 50416.
© Nov. 8; 1 c. Nov. 9; K 50237. © © Nov. 14; 1¢. Nov. 15; K 50461.
Joko the monk. © Dec. 19, 1912; 1 © Nov. 15; 1 ¢. Nov. 16; K 50498.
c. esi ite 1912; K ae © Nov. 16; 1 ¢. Nov. 18; K 50580.
‘ eee a ae era a pes ae 17, © Nov. 19; 1 ¢. Nov. 26; K 50712.
Just before the battle mother. © © Novy. '20; 1 ¢. Nov. 21; K 50780.
: ea ee © Nov. 21; 1 ¢. Nov. 22; K 50771.
Oct. 7, 1912; 1 ce. Oct. 8, 1912; K 48490.
Kiddo the monk. © Dec. 13, 1912; Resta CINOY, ete te aves
1 c. Dec. 14, 1912; K 51801. © Nov. 23; 1 ¢. Nov. 25; K 50887.
Kin. © Oct. 14, 1912; 1c. Oct. 15, © Nov. 25; 1 ¢. Nov. 26; K 51005.
1912; K 48865. © Nov. 26; 1 ¢. Nov. 27; K 51120.
Learning how to unravel Red Sox. © Nov. 27; 1 ce. Nov. 29; K 51124.
© Oct. 4, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1912; K © Nov. 29; 1¢. Nov. 30; K 51179.
20- © Nov. 80; 1 @ Dec. 2; K 51229,
Nearlyweds [1912]: © Dec. 2; 1c Dec. 3; K 51286.
© Sept. 30; 1c. Oct. 1; K 48319. © Dec. 3; 1 ce. Dec. 4; K 51843.
eet: 1c. Oct. 2; K 48375. © Dee. 4; 1 ec. Dee. 5; K 51487.
© Oct. 2; 1c. Oct. 3; K 48385. © Dee. 6; 1c. Dec. 7; K 51490.
© Oct. 3; 1c. Oct. 4; K 48426. © Dec. 10; 1 ¢ Dec. 11; K 51678.
© Oct. 4; 1 c Oct. 5; K 48446.
: ae Positive Polly [1912]:
es Oot 03 KARST. © Dec. 4; 1 ¢ Dec. 5; K 51436.
Bee oct 9, we asee © Dee. 5; Le, Dec. 6; K 51479,
© Oct. 9; 1. Oct. 10; K 48676. = me og ‘ it ae i = cae
© Oct. 10: 1c. Oct. 11; K 48759. eS AES ek Cae me RAB HO
meer. 44 - 1.c. Oct. 12: K 48768. eee ; Ei ce tea :
© Oct. 14: 1 c, Oct. 15: K 48867. @ Mee. 16. te. Dec. 1L;. K a
© Oct. 15: 1 ¢. Oct. 16: K 48956. © Dee. 12; 1 ce. Dec. 18; K 51752.
© Oct. 16: 1c. Oct. 17: K 48999. © Dec. 13; 1 e. Dec. 14; K 51802.
© Oct. 17; 1c Oct. 18; K 49064. et eee eae
© Oct. 18: 1 ¢ Oct. 19: K 49142. © Dec. 16; 1 ¢ Dee. 17; K 51895.
© Oct. 19; 1c. Oct. 21; K 49286. See ne © Desa Kk
© Oct. 21: 1c. Oct. 22: K 49335. © Dec. 19; 1 c. Dec. 20; K 52006.
© Oct. 22; 1c. Oct. 23; K 49376. er ah Dee, ei gne
© Oct. 23: 1c. Oct. 24: K 49402. ee ee
© Oct. 24; 1 ©. Oct. 25; K 49439. eee th ee 2 oc ae
se Fock a eee © Dec. 24: 1c. Dec. 26; K 52224.
: ‘ © Dec. 26; 1 c. Dec. 27; K 52278.
© Oct. 26; 1 c. Oct. 28; K 49549. ‘t is
© Oct. 28: 1 ¢ Oct. 29: K 49605. © Dec. 27; 1 c. Dec. 28; K 52428.
© Oct. 29; 1 c. Oct. 30; K 49726. Rhymo the Monk [1912]:
© Oct. 30; 1c Oct. 81; K 49731. © Oct. 11; 1 ¢. Oct. 12; K 48744.
© Oct. 31; 1c. Nov. 1; K 49735. © Oct. 14; 1c. Oct. 15; K 48868.
© Nov. 1; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49785. © Nov. 8; 1 ¢. Nov. 9; K 50285.
© Nov. 2; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49788. © Nov. 11; 1c Nov. 12; K 50326.
© Nov. 4; 1c Nov. 5; K 49918. © Nov. 18; 1 ce. Nov. 14; K 50417.
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 6; K 49967. Sherlocko the Monk [1912]:
© Nov. 6; 1c. Nov. 7; K 49994. © Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct. 1; K 48351.
© Nov. 7; 1 e. Nov. 8; K 50108. ! © Oct. 2; 1 « Oct. 3; K 48386.
| 43
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
80309 pt. 1¥, Busi. F
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued. NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Sherlocko the Monk [1912]—Cont’d.
Silk Hat
Harry [1912]—Continued.
© Oct. 4; 1¢. Oct. 5; K 48447. © Nov. 2; 1 ec. Nov. 4; K 49790.
© Oct. 7; 1 «@ Oct. 8; K 48493. © Noy. 6; 1 «& Nov. 7; K 49992.
© Oct. 9; 1 ce. Oct. 10; K 48677. © Nov. 7; 1 ¢. Nov. 8; K 50106.
© Oct. 16; 1 e. Oct. 17; K 49000. © Nov. 11; 1° Now. 127% 50325.
© Oct. 18; 1 «@ Oct. 19; K 491438. © Nov. 12; 1 e. Nov. 18; K 50381.
© Oct. 23; 1 ce. Oct. 24; K 49403. © Nov. 18; 1 ce. Nov. 14; K 50414,
© Oct. 25; 1 ce. Oct. 26; K 49547. © Nov. 14; 1 c. Nov. 15; K 50459.
© Oct. 28; 1 e. Oct. 28; K 49606. © Nov. 15; 1 ec Nov. 16; K 50496.
© Oct. 30; 1 c. Oct. 81; K 497832. © Nov. 16; 1 ec. Nov. 18; K 50578.
© Nov. 1; 1 ec. Nov. 4; K 49785. © Noy. 19; 1 e. Nov. 20; K 50710.
© Nov. 4; 1 ¢. Nov. 5; K 49914. © Nov. 20; 1 c@ Nov. 21; K 50727.
© Nov. 6; 1 c. Nov. 7; K 49995. © Nov. 21; 1 e. Nov. 22; K 50769.
© Nov. 22; 1 ¢ Nov. 23; K 50815. © Nov. 22; 1 ¢ Noy. 23; K 50812.
© Noy. 25; 1 ¢. Nov. 26; K 51006. © Nov. 23; 1 c. Nov. 25; K 50885.
© Dee. 9; 1 ec. Dec. 10; K 51579. © Nov. 25; 1 @ Nov. 26; K 51003.
© Dee. 11; 1 ec. Dec. 12; K 51729. © Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 27; K 51118.
© Dec. 12; 1 c. Dee. 18; K 51751. © Nov. 27; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 51122.
© Dee. 24; 1 « Dec. 26; K 522238. © Nov. 29; 1 e. Nov. 30; K 51177.
© Dee. 26; 1 c. Dec. 27; K 52277. © Nov. 30; 1 c Dee. 2; K 51227.
© Dee. 28; 1 c. Dec. 80; K 52508. © Dec. 2; 1 «4 Dee. 3; K 51284.
Silk Hat Harry [1912]: © Dec. 8; 1 ce. Dee. 4; K 51341.
© Sept. 30; 1 ¢. Oct. 1; K 48348. © Dec. 4; 1c. Dec. 5; K 51485.
© Oct. 1; 1 e. Oct. 2; K 48373. © Dec. 5; Le. Dec. 6; K 51478.
© Oct. 2; 1 ¢ Oct. 3; K 48382. © Dee. 6; 1 c, Dec. 7; K 51488.
© Oct. 3; 1 e@ Oct. 4; K 48424. © Dec. 7; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 51588.
© Oct. 4; 1 c Oct. 5; K 48449. © Dee. 9; 1 c. Dec. 10; K 51577
© Oct. 5; 1 @ Oct. 7; K 48485. © Dec. 10; 1 c. Dee. 11; K 51676.
© Oct. 7; 1 ¢ Oct. 8; K 48489. © Dee. 11; 1 ©. Dee. 12; K 91727,
© Oct. 8; 1 ¢. Oct. 9; K 48629. © Dec. 12; 1 ec. Dee. 18; K 51749.
© Oct. 9; 1 e. Oct. 10; K 48674. © Dec. 18; 1 ¢. Dec. 14; K 51799.
© Oct. 10; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; K 48757. © Dec. 14; 1 ¢. Dee. 16; K 51885.
© Oct. 11; 1 ¢ Oct. 12; K 48761. © Dec. 16; 1c. Dec. 17; K 51892.
© Oct. 12; 1c. Oct. 14; K 48786. © Dee. 17; 1 ¢, Dee, 18; K 51926.
© Oct. 14; 1 ¢ Oct. 15; K 48864. © Dec, 18; 1 ¢. Dec. 19; K B1980:
© Oct. 15; 1c. Oct. 16; K 48954. © Dec. 19; 1 e. Dec. 20; K 52008
© Oct. 16; 1 ¢. Oct. 17; K 48997. © Dec. 21; 1 Dee
© Oct. 17; 1 ¢ Oct. 18; K 49062. © Dec. 23; 1 ¢. Be ae
© Oct. 18; 1. Oct. 19; K 49140. © Dec. 24; 1 ce. Dec. 26; K 52221,
© Oct. 19; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49284. © Dec. 26) eB
© Oct. 21; 1c. Oct. 22; K 49333. © Dee. 27; 1c. Dec. 28; K 52426.
© Oct. 22; 1c. Oct. 28; K 49874. © Dec. 2831 ee ae
© Oct. 23; 1 c. Oct. 24; K 49400. Sweethearts and wives [1912]:
© Oct. 24; 1 ce. Oct. 25; K49487. © Dee, 11; 1 ce. Dec. 12; K 517380.
© Oct. 25; 1 « Oct. 26; K 49544. © Dec. 17; 1 e. Dec. 18; K 51929.
© Oct. 26; 1c. Oct. 28; K 49551. © Dec. 28; 1 c. Dec. 80; K 52504.
© Oct. 28; 1 ¢. Oct. 29; K 49603. Tenting on the old camp ground. ©
© Oct. 29; 1 ec. Oct. 30; K 49724. | Oct. 1, 1912; 1 ¢. Oct. 2) Denese
© Oct. 30; 1 ce Oct. 81; K 49729. | 48872.
© Oct. 31; 1 ce Nov. 1; K 49783. Tightwaddo the Monk [1912]:
© Nov. 1; 1c. Noy. 4; K 49786.
O44
© Dee. 18; 1 ce. Dec. 19; K 51982,
ne
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
NATIONAL NEWS ASSN.—Continued.
Tightwaddo the Monk [1912]—Con.
© Dee. 21; 1c. Dec. 23; K 52134.
© Dee. 23; 1 ec. Dec. 24; K 52138.
Up against it. © Nov. 4, 1912; 1c.
Nov. 5, 1912; K 49910.
Waiting for the big clash. © Sept.
30, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 1, 1912; K 48347.
What Billy brought to his mother.
© Oct: 4, 1912: 1 c. Oct. 5, 1912; K
48448.
Which shall it be. © Nov. 12, 1912;
1 e. Nov. 18, 1912; K 503882.
While wistfully wishing for a ticket.
Peoerct. 2. 1912- 1 ¢. Oct, 3, 1912* vK
— 48383. |
Wireless telegraphy. © Oct.
1912* 4 efOct. 23, 1912; K 493878.
Wisdom of Solomon. © Nov. 18,
1912; 1c. Nov. 14, 1912; K 50418.
Wavy ¥. M. C: A. See YY. M.-C. A.
(Navy)
NeEERos (C. S.), Chicago. [30310
Progress. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct.
19, 1912; K 49650.
Nempig (CLARA ADELE), Des Moines.
[30311-80314
Christmas message. One star of all
the gleaming throng. © Nov. 29, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 5, 1912; K 51366.
Christmas song. Listen
Christmas bells.
e. Dee. 5, 1912; K 51365.
Friendship, forsooth unlike the lavish
bloom. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 5,
1912; K 513864.
Night’s page is set. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1912: K 51368.
NELSoN (L. H.) company, Portland,
Me. [30315-80322
[8 prints]:
Dream castles rise.—If at bridge
your cards are beating.—When the
auto is humming.—When the motor
boat is moting——When the orders keep
you busy.—When the servant girl’s a
daisy.—When your base ball team’s a
winner.—When your ship comes into
harbor. © Oct. 2, 1912; 2 c. each Oct.
7, 1912; K 48463-48470.
NEUBERGER & co., New York. [30323
Show card designs that will help
you sell embroideries. © Sept. 1, 1912:
are, Sem, 21, 1912: 1 ¢20et. 61912 > K
_ 48899.
NEUMER (FERD), New York. [30324
Cool spot. © Dee. 16, 1912; 2 ec. Dec.
19, 1912; K 52298.
22,
to the
380435
New HAVEN AID OF THE CONNECTICUT
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC, New
Haven. [380325
If he is to have a vote he ought to
have a chance. © Nov. 19, 1912; 2¢.
Noy. 22, 1912; K 50802.
© Nov. 29, 1912; 2
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD CO.) New York.
[30326-30435
Before and after [1912]:
© Sept. 30; 1 e. Oct. 1; K 48354.
7; 1 e. Oct. 9; K 48641.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dee.
© Dee.
© Dee.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dee.
4) aver Get
2)» we Ock
2ST es Cet,
15; K 48883.
23; K 49382.
30; K 49648.
4; 1¢ Nov. 6; K 49972.
11; 1 ce. Nov.
18; 1 « Nov.
25; 1 e. Nov.
12; K 50359.
19; K 50600.
26 5 EK 1100,
23) a) e. Dees 5 Ik o1206.
9; 1 e Dee.
10301":
143"1'e@:
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tora; te, Oct.-28, 192’
For this have we daughters [1912]:
1 14e) Oct) Ss K 48400.
4; 1e¢. Oct. 5; K 48459.
8; le. Oct. 9; K 48643.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Noy.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dee.
© Dec.
Love before and
f19i2]:
AAS ae. Oct.
15: 1 ¢. Oct.
12h eF Oct:
223) ties Oct.
Zot ©.0Oct,
29; 1 ec. Oct.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Body building, no. 12.
10; K 51597.
11; K 51684.
16; K 51830.
183 Kral os2.
24; K 52161.
BOs Kos2510:
© Oct. 26,
K 49540.
14; K 48800.
16; K 48968.
21; K 49306.
24; K 49407.
26; K 49537.
31; K 49689.
1; 1¢ Nov. 4; K 49824.
5; 1c. Nov. 7; K 49999.
8; 1 e. Nov. 9; K 50255.
2 > Ae.
15s Ace
Ida. ‘Gc
Det vee
265 1. es
pe ed en)
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
13; K 50390.
18; K 50597.
21; K 50738.
23; K 50824.
29; K 51142.
80; K 51185.
3; 1 e@ Dee. 4; K 51349.
6; 1 ce. Dec. 7; K 51496.
after
marriage
© Oct. 2; 1 « Oct. 3; K 48401.
© Oct. 9; 1 «. Oct. 10; K 48682.
© Oct. 16; 1 ¢. Oct. 18; K 49058.
045
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30436 pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.) | NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.)
HERALD co.—Continued. HERALD co.—Continued.
Love before and after marriage—Con. Trials of Editor Mouse—Continued.
© Oct. 23; 1 ¢. Oct. 24; K 49410. © Dec. 25; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 52236.
© Oct. 30; 1 « Nov. 1; K 49748. © Dec. 27; 1 e. Dec. 30; K 52508.
© Nov. 6; 1 ¢. Nov. 7; K 50000. When a man’s married [1912]:
© Nov. 18; 1 ec. Nov. 15; K 50474. © Oct..8; 1 ¢. Oct. 5; K 48457.
© Nov. 20; 1c. Nov. 22; K 50779. © Oct. 5; 1c. Oct. 7; K 48530.
© Nov. 27; 1 ¢. Nov. 29; K 51144. © Oct. 10; 1 e. Oct. 11; K 48772.
© Dec. 4; 1 ec. Dec. 6; K 51485. © Oct. 12; 1 e. Oct. 14; K 48801.
Pudge Perkin’s pets [1912]: © Oct. 19; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49307.
© Oct..1; 1. Oct. 8; K 48899. © Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 26; K 49538.
© Oct. 8; 1 © Oct. 9; K 48642. © Oct. 26; 1 ¢. Oct. 28; K 49539.
© Oct. 15; 1 c. Oct. 16; K 48964. © Oct. 31; 1 ec. Nov. 1; K 49749.
© Oct. 22; 1 c. Oct. 24; K 49408. © Nov. 2; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49826.
© Oct. 29; 1 c. Oct. 31; K 49690. © Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 9; K 50254.
© Nov. 5; 1 Nov. 7; K 49998. © Noy. 9; 1c. Nov. 11; K 50288.
© Nov. 12; 1 ec. Nov. 13; K 50391. © Nov. 14: 1c. Nov. 15; K 50476.
© Nov. 19; 1 ¢. Nov. 21; K 50739. © Nov. 16; 1 c. Noy. 18; K 50599.
© Noy. 26; 1 ¢. Nov. 29; K 51148. © Nov. 21; 1c. Nov. 22; K 50781.
© Dec. 3; 1 c. Dec. 4; K 51348. © Noy. 23; 1 c. Nov. 25; K 50895.
© Dec. 7; 1c. Dec. 9; K 51545. © Nov. 28; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51146.
© Dec. Gi: 1 ¢e. Dee. 1B he K 51688. © Nov. 30; 1 ¢. Dee. ae K 51234.
© Dec. 3 Of toc. Dee 18; K 51938. © Dec. 5; 1 c. Dee. 7; K 51494.
© Dee. 24; 1 c. Dec. 26: K 52235. © Dec. 12; 1c Dec. 14; K 51805.
Sisters of Eve [1912]: © Dec. 19; 1 c. Dec. 20; K 52011.
© Dec. 26; 1 c. Dec. 27; K 52288.
© Dee. 28; 1 ec. Dee. 30; K 52509.
Trials of Editor Mouse [1912]:
© Oct. 2; 1c. Oct. 3; K 48402.
© Oct. 4; 1¢. Oct. 5; K 48458.
© Oct. 9; 1 ec. Oct. 10; K 48683.
© Oct. 11; 1 c. Oct. 14; K 48799.
© Oct. 16; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 49057.
© Oct. 18; 1¢. Oct. 21; K 493805.
© Oct. 23; 1c. Oct. 24; K 49409.
© Oct. 25; 1 c. Oct. 26; K 49536.
© Oct. 30; 1c Nov. 1; K 49747.
© Nov. 1;1¢. Nov. 4; K 49825.
© Nov. 6; 1c. Nov. 7; K 50001.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 9; K 50256.
© Nov. 18; 1 ce. Nov. 15; K 50475.
© Dec. 21; 1 ec. Dee. 23; K 52160.
NEw YORK HERALD Co., Jersey City.
[30436-30711
Brick Bodkin’s pa [1912]:
© Oct. 6; 1 ce. Oct. 7; K 48526.
© Oct. 18; 1 c. Oct. 15; K 48878.
© Oct. 20; 1 e. Oct. 21; K 49296.
© Oct. 27; 1 c. Oct. 29; K 49623.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49809.
© Nov. 10; 1 « Nov. 12; K 50347.
© Nov. 17; 1 ec. Nov. 19; K 50605.
© Noy. 24; 1 ¢. Nov. 26; K 51014.
© Dee. 1; 1¢. Dec. 2; K 51288.
© Dec. 8; 1c. Dec. 10; K 51591.
© Dee. 15; 1 c. Dee. 16; K 51858.
ON : © Dec. 22; 1 ¢. Dec. 28; K 52155.
ov. 15; 1 ec. Nov. 18; K 50598. © Dec. 29: 1 c. Dec. 30: K 52515.
© Nov. 20; 1 c. Nov. 22; K 50780. Christmas cotillion of our cities. ©
© Nov. 22; 1c. Nov. 23; K 50823. | Dec. 15, 1912: 1 ec. Dec. 16, 1912; K
© Nov. 27: 1. Nov. 29; K 51145. | 51862.
© Nov. 29; 1 c. Nov. 30; K 51184. Daily hint from Paris [1912]:
© Dec. 4; 1¢. Dec. 6; K 51486. © Sept. 30; 1c. Oct. 1; K 48355.
© Dec. 6; 1 c. Dee. 7; K 51495. © Oct. 1; 1¢ Oct. 3; K 48397.
© Dec. 11; 1 c. Dec. 18; K 51755. © Oct. 2; 1c. Oct. 3; K 48398.
© Dec. 18; 1 ec. Dec. 14; K 51806. © Oct. 8; 1c. Oct. 5; K 48460.
© Dec. 18; 1 e. Dec. 20; K 52010. © Oct. 4; 1 ec. Oct. 5; K 48461.
© Dec. 20; 1 ec. Dec. 21; K 52058. © Oct. 5; 1 ¢. Oct. 7; K 48515.
046
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
30711
New YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Con.
EW YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris [1912]—Con.
© Oct. 6; 1c. Oct. 7; K 48516. © Nov. 25; 1 ce. Nov. 27; K 51101.
© Oct. 7; 1c. Oct. 9; K 48639. © Nov. 26; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51189.
© Oct. 8; 1 ce. Oct. 9; K 48640. © Nov. 27; 1 e. Nov. 29; K 51140.
© Oct. 9; 1 ¢. Oct. 10; K 48684. © Nov. 28; 1 c. Noy. 29; K 51141.
© Oct. 10; 1 ec Oct. 11; K 48778. © Nov. 29; 1 c. Nov. 30; K 51188.
© Oct. 11; 1 c. Oct. 14; K 48797. © Nov. 30; 1 ec. Dee. 2; K 51285.
© Oct. 12; 1c. Oct. 14; K 48798. © Dec. 1; 1 c. Dec. 2 K 51236.
© Oct. 138; 1 ec. Oct 15; K 48876. © Dec. 2;.1 ¢ Dec. 3; K 51297.
© Oct. 14; 1 «@ Oct. 15; K 48882. © Dec. 8; 1c. Dec. 4; K 51347.
© Oct. 15; 1 c. Oct. 16; K 49445. © Dec. 4; 1 ec. Dec. 6; K 51484.
© Oct, 16; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 49055. © Dec. 5; 1c. Dec. 7; K 51497.
© Oct. 17; 1 ce Oct. 18; K 49056. © Dec. 6; 1 ec. Dee. 7; K 51498.
© Oct. 18; 1 ec. Oct. 21; K 49292. © Dec. 7; 1 ce. Dec. 9; K 51544.
© Oct. 19; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49298. © Dec. 8; 1c. Dee. 10; K 51595.
© Oct. 20; 1 ec. Oct. 21; K 49294. © Dec. 9; 1 ¢. Dec. 10; K 51596.
© Oct. 21; 1c. Oct. 23; K 49381. © Dec. 10; 1 e«. Dec. 11; K 51682.
© Oct. 22; 1 ec. Oct. 24; K 49411. © Dec. 11; 1 © Dec. 13; K 51756.
© Oct. 28; 1 c. Oct. 24; K 49412. © Dec. 12; 1 ec. Dec. 14; K 51807.
© Oct. 24; 1 ec. Oct. 26; K 49541. © Dec. 13; 1 c Dec. 14; K 51808.
© Oct. 25; 1 ec. Oct. 26; K 49542. © Dec. 14; 1 c. Dec. 16; K 51831.
© Oct. 26; 1 ce. Oct. 28; K 49543. © Dec. 15; 1 ce. Dec. 16; K 51866.
© Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 29; K 49618. © Dec. 16; 1 ec. Dec. 18; K 519384.
© Oct. 28; 1 ec. Oct. 30; K 49644. © Dec. 17; 1 c. Dee. 18; K 51935.
© Oct. 29; 1 ce. Oct. 31; K 49691. © Dec. 18; 1 ec. Dec. 20; K 52012.
© Oct. 30; 1 ¢ Nov. 1; K 49750. © Dec. 19; 1 ce. Dec. 20; K 520138.
© Oct. 31; 1 c. Nov. 1; K 49751. © Dec. 20; 1 c. Dee. 21; K 52057.
© Nov. 1; 1.¢ Nov. 4; K 49805. © Dec. 21; 1 c. Dec. 238; K 52150.
© Nov. 2; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49806. © Dec. 22; 1 c. Dec. 28; K 52151.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49807. © Dec. 28; 1 ec. Dec. 24; K 52159.
© Nov. 4; 1 ec. Nov. 6; K 49971. © Dec. 24; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 52287.
© Nov. 5; 1 ¢. Nov. 7; K 50002. © Dec. 25; 1 c. Dec. 26; K 522388.
© Nov. 6; 1c. Nov. 7; K 500038. © Dec. 26; 1 c. Dec. 27; K 52287.
© Noy. 7; 1 c. Nov. 9; K 50252. © Dec. 27; 1 c. Dec. 30; K 52511.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 9; K 50253. © Dec. 28; 1 ce. Dec. 80; K 52512.
© Nov. 9: 1 c. Nov. 11; K 50289. © Dec. 29; 1c. Dee. 30; K 52518.
© Nov. 10; 1c. Nov. 12; K 50354. | yen a simple hair ornament gives
© Noy. 11; 1 ce. Nov. 12; K 50355. | to the head the necessary ornamenta-
© Noy. 12; 1 c. Nov. 18; K 50392. | tion. © Dec. 22, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 23,
© Nov. 18; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 50472, | 1912; K 52158.
© Nov. 14; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 50473. Even the fur coats show this new
© Nov. 15; 1c. Nov. 18; K 50601. drapery movement. © Oct: 27 1912:
Petr is hao ispx mea to
© Nov. 17; 1c Nov. 19; K 50603. Fashion section, Oct. 6, 1912:
© Nov. 18; 1 ec. Nov. 19; K 50624. Drapery is used even on the simple
© Nov. 19; 1c. Nov. 21; K 50740. frocks.—Gown with longer waist line.
Re 0s cov 2) ine gs ers | shade to Endinn Fee
© Nov. 21; 1 c. Nov. 22; K 50783. peaibeie: ‘ibeores more elaborate—
© Noy. 22; 1c. Nov. 23; K 50825. Several materials combined trim ae
© Now. 28; 1c. Nov. 25; x sokos, | als, Tam o| Shantor crowns are the
Noy. 26; K 51012. | and lace cover the velvet train.—View
© Nov. 24;1¢.
O47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30711
pt. Iv, 2. S., Vv.
New York HERALD Co.—Continued.
Fashion section, Oct. 6, 1912—Con.
showing the complete train trimming.
© Oct. 6, 1912; 1 ec each Oct. 7, 1912;
K 48517-48524.
SOc 20-1912
Chinchilla fur coat with black fox
and border.—One sided train drap-
ing.—Transparent wrap of mousseline
de soie, with embroidery and drawn
stitching.—Two pointed train caught
by band.—Velvet draping with crossed
train points. © Oct. 20, 1912; 1 «.
each Oct. 21, 1912; K 49300-49304.
—— Nov. 8, 1912:
Accordeon pleated skirt trimmed
with silk flower festoons and sprays.
[Two views.]—Beaver fur hat with
touches of gold lace.—Black feather
artistically laid across the back.—
Ribbon flowers adorn lace, outline de-
collete and make _ shoulder’ straps.
[Two views.]—Russian blouse appears
in sleeveless form. [Two views.]—
Uncurled feather quills and heavy
piped cord ornaments.—Uncurled
white feathers posed on a black silk
plush hat.—White plush and black vel-
vet combined. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 «.
each Noy. 4, 1912; K 49818-49823.
Nov. 17, 1912:
Charming example of the new long
waisted gowns.—Chic way to wear a
fur scarf with the tailored suit.—
Coat of three piece suit.—Colored
broadcloth coat, fur trimmed, may be
worn both afternoon and evening.—
Few simple draped folds are often
seen on severe tailored suits.—Ideal
one piece frock on tailored lines.—
Ideal three piece suit combining grace
and style. [Front and back views. ]—-
Indian red and pale blue, with roses
and pearls is an unusual color scheme
for an evening gown.—Modish fur coat
has rounded corners and no collar.—
Pelerine collar is seen on some smart
gowns.—Striking color combination of
red, white and black—Typical style
lines for a one-piece frock.—Uniquely
brocaded satins are draped into wraps
and etfectively fur trimmed.—White
and block fox bands combined trim
collar and cuffs. © Nov. 17, 1912; 2c.
each Noy. 19, 1912; K 50609-50628.
Deck, 19a;
Aigrettes in the hair go well with
laces and brocaded gowns.—Back
view of fox trimmed evening wrap.—
Boat shaped hats often have the orna-
ment pointing toward the back.—Chin-
chilla and silver fox.—Chinchilla fur
trims a blue evening dress.—-Early
048
NEw YORK HERALD Co.—Continued.
Dec. 1, 1912—Continued.
straw hat for the winter resorts al-
most covered with feathers——Hlabo-
rate feathers go well with laces.—Hr-
mine scarf and muff, the tails used for
fringe—Evening gown with train
draped in unique fashion.—Greek sim-
plicity in gown and hair dressing.—
Osprey ornaments soften the tailored
severity of some hat shapes.—Silver
fox and chinchilla [ete.]—Simple hat
but of rich material, is correctly worn
with a like suit.—Snood of blue velvet
and a small cluster of pink roses are
worn.—Strands of brilliants edge the
tunic and bind in fanciful fashion the
hair.—Ultra hat lines go well with
latest gown lines and materials.—
Unique gowns call for like coiffures.—
When the tailored suit is decorative
the hat should be also.—Where the
upper part of corsage is light the hat
matching the skirt in tone is effec-
tive. © Dee. 1, 1912; 1e. each Dee. 2,
1912; K 51242-51260.
— Dec. 15, 1912:
Afternoon gown with new type of
lace ruffling—Afternoon tailored suit
is an elaborate creation of satin and
velvet.—Beading satin evening gown
with a tiny flower design is new.—
Brocade is often combined with feath-
ers.—Coat on Russian blouse lines.—
Evening coiffure, front [and] back
views.—Fur wraps for afternoon or
evening.—Ideal housegown lines for a
figure not slender.—Morning tailored
suits show a correct touch of fur.—
Overblouse of tulle with pleated
basque and Sleeves.—Plush and fur
make up-to-date combinations.—Sim-
ple lines becoming. to any figure.—
Single fur band placed over the en-
circling ribbon.—Taffeta tunie is
braided.—This evening wrap is of ul-
tra-fashionable shape and material.—
Tulle Russian tunie spangled with
Silver bead design.—Velvet and fur
toque, topped by ribbon bow.—Wide
pompadour ribbon makes this artistic
gown. © Dec. 15, 1912; 1 ¢ each
Dec. 16, 1912; K 51838-51856.
—— Dec. 29, 1912:
Contrasting sleeve has been pret-
tily introduced in this girlish frock.—
Curious watteau train to this gown.—
Evening gown that has watteau
trained back, front view.—Girlish
simplicity in an evening gown laid in
pleats and trimmed with roses and
pearls. [Front and back views.]—
Gown draped about the figure, back
view.—Modish morning frock for out-
no. 4, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
:
30711
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Dee. 29, 1912—Continued.
door sports.—One of the new evening
gowns that seem to wind about the
figure—Peacock embroideries adorn
Some striking looking evening gowns.—
Sash of figured material is a modish
detail of this season’s gowns.—Typical
Style lines, the winding skirt drapery
and the long sleeve blouse top.—White
morning corduroy suit from a French
play. © Dec. 29, 1912; 1c. each Dec.
30, 1912; K 52520-52531.
First known celebrations ‘of Christ-
mas were at Jamestown. © Dec. 15,
#912; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51864.
Free back breadth of skirt looped
up to give new drapery line. © Oct.
mi, 1912; 1 c. Oct. 29,1912; K 49621.
Group of Turkish prisoners (Nizams
and Arnouts) at Kumanova. © Nov.
or. 1912-1 c. Nov. 12, 1912; K 50358.
Laced draped to throw fulness of
drapery toward back. © Oct. 27,1912;
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1912; K 49619.
Large roses on the dress are repeated
by a crown of smaller ones on the
hair. © Dec. 22, 1912; 1 ec. Dec. 23,
g912 - K..52152.
Marvellous Manhattan 1913.
mec, 29, 1912; 1c. Dec. 30, 1912; K
52519.
Mr. Twee Deedle [1912]:
© Get. 6; le Oct. 7; K 48525.
© Oct. 13; 1¢. Oct. 15; K 48881.
© Oct. 20; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49295.
© Oct. 27; 1 ec. Oct. 29; K 49626.
© Nov. 3; 1 ec. Nov. 4; K 49812.
© Nov. 10; 1 c. Nov. 12; K 50346.
© Nov. 17; 1 ec. Nov. 19; K 50608.
© Nov. 24; 1c. Nov. 26; K 51013.
© Dec. 1; 1 ec. Dec. 2; K 51241.
© Dec. 8: 1 ce. Dec. 10; K 51590.
© Dee. 15; 1 c. Dee. 16; K 51861.
© Dee. 22; 1 c. Dec. 23; K 52154.
© Dec. 29; 1 c. Dec. 80; K 52518.
ercy [1912]:
© Oct. 6; 1 ce. Oct. 7; K 48529.
© Oct. 13; 1 c. Oct. 15; K 48877.
© Oct. 20; 1 ce. Oct. 21; K 49299.
© Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 29; K 49622.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 4,. K 49808.
© Nov. 10; 1 ec. Nov. 12; K 50850.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dec.
© Dec.
24; 1c. Nov. 26; K 51017.
f'S dee) Dee. 2K 51238
8; 1¢. Dec. 10; K 51594.
17; 1c. Nov. 19; K 50604. |
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Percy [1912]—Continued.
© Dec. 15; 1 c. Dec. 16; K 51857.
© Dec. 22; 1 c. Dec. 23; K 52158.
© Dec. 29; 1 ec. Dec. 30; K 52514.
Russian touch to latest Paris ecrea-
tions:
Cut of the blouse is distinctly Rus-
sian.—Golden embroideries, fringe and
fur, are all typical of the Slavic
people’s garb.—Head dress inspired by
the Tartar woman veil.—In some of
the provinces bead chains are worn
hanging under the chin from ear to
ear.—Russian blouse coat lines are
transferred to a modern gown. © Dec.
8, 1912; 1 c. each Dec. 10, 1912; K
51585-51589.
Saint Nicholas ire A what
childhood wants. © Dec. 15, 1912; 1
ce. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51865.
Servian soldiers preparing dinner.
© Nov. 11, 1912; 1 c. Nov. 12, 1912;
K 50356.
—— soldiers writing home from
Kumanova. © Nov. 1i, 1912; 1 «.
Nov. 12, 1912; K 50357.
Terrors of the Tiny Tads [1912]:
© Oct. 6; 1 @ Oct. 7; K 48577.
© Oct. 13; 1 ec. Oct. 15; K 48879.
© Oct. 20; 1 ¢« Oct. 21; K 49297.
© Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 29; K 49624.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49810.
© Nov. 10; 1 c. Nov. 12; K 50348.
© Nov. 17; 1 e. Nov. 19; K 50606.
© Nov. 24; 1 ¢. Nov. 26; K 51015.
© Dec. 1; 1 ¢. Dec. 2; K 51239.
© Dec. 8; 1c. Dec. 10; K 51592.
© Dee. 15; 1 ¢. Dec. 16; K 51859.
© Dee. 22; 1c Dec. 23; K 52156.
© Dec. 29; 1 c. Dec. 30; K 52516.
Trenton, the nation’s greatest Christ-
mas gift. Dec. 15, 1912; 1 ¢. Dec. 16,
1912; K 51868.
Uncle Mun [1912]:
© Oct. 6; 1 ce. Oct. 7; K 48528.
© Oct. 13; 1 ¢. Oct. 15; K 48880.
© Oct. 20; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49298.
© Oct. 27; 1 ¢. Oct. 29; K 49625.
© Nov. 3; 1 ce. Nov. 4; K 49811.
© Nov. 10; 1 c. Nov. 12; K 50549.
© Nov. 17; 1 ec. Nov. 19; K 50607.
© Nov. 24; 1 c. Nov. 26; K 51016.
© Dec. 1; 1c. Dec. 2; K 51240.
© Dee. 8; 1 ¢. Dec. 10; K 51598.
049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30712
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Uncle Mun [1912]—Continued.
© Dee. 15; 1 c. Dec. 16; K 51860.
© Dec. 22; 1 ¢. Dec. 23; K 52157.
© Dee. 29; 1 c. Dec. 30; K 52517.
[5 prints]:
Caracul and chinchilla make the
fashionable fur combination for both
day and evening coats—Coat may be
closed up to the neck, instead of show-
ing revers.—Lace, gold run and em-
broidered, is combined with red bro-
cade interwoven with gold. [Two
views.|—Ruby, the latest color in
vogue, makes this wrap, trimmed with
artistic white fox. Nov. 24, 1912; 1
e. each Noy. 26, 1912: K 51018-51022.
[8 prints]:
Brocades are of indescribable rich-
ness.—Embroideries are fashioned with
all sizes of beads.—F ur decorates many
evening gowns.—Most fashionable
wraps are of plush.—Servian children
playing war at Vranje—Servian red
eross in action at Kumanova.—
Turkish prisoners under Servian es-
cort.—Wrap rivals the gown in ele-
gance. © Noy. 10, 1912; 2 c. each
Nov. 12, 1912: K 50341-50345, 503851-—
50353.
NEw YORK SARTORIAL PUB. Co., New
York. [80712
Progressive tailor. © Sept. 1, 1912;
2c. Oct. 17, 1912; K 48983.
New YORK TIMES co., New York.
[30713-80718
Exciting moment at the polo grounds.
© Oct. 18, 1912; 1 « Oct. 14, 1912; K
48804,
Foolish fashion. © Oct. 6. 1912; 1c.
Oct. 14, 1912; K 48802.
Impressions of the passing show
[1912]:
© Oct. 13; 1 ¢ Oct. 14; K 48803.
© Oct. 20; 1 ce. Oct. 28; K 49627.
© Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 28; K 49628.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49827.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN., Cleve-
land. [80719
Pictures taken from airship going
60 miles an hour showing Grand Prix
racer going 72 miles an hour. ©1e.
Oct. 10, 1912; J 174030.
NEYMAN (Percy), San Francisco.
[30720
Elk in forest. © Dec. 21, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec, 26, 1912: J 176642.
BOL 2
900
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 7
NICHOLS (E. LeEroy), Wellesley, Mass.
[80721
Palmer (Alice Freeman) memorial.
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ec Nov. 8, 1912; J
TTfo13G:
NIcoLL (DoNALD) & Sons, New York.
[80722-30727
One of our own models for fall and
winter 1912, 1918:
[Chesterfield overecoat.] — [Cuta-
way.]— [Dress suit.] — [Tuxedo.] —
[Ulster.]—[Waistcoats.] © Dec. 20,
1912; 2 c. each Dec. 19, 1912; K 51939-
51944.
NIssEN (LupDwic), Brooklyn. [830728
Conscience stricken drunkard. ©
Dec. 21, 1912; 2 @ Deer 2s, 2a12-
176586.
Nix (Harry E.), Big Rapids, Mich.
[30729, 30730
Ferris (Mrs. W. N.), Home portrait
of. © Dec. 5, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1912;
J 175997.
Ferris institute faculty. © Oct. 11,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 20, 1912; J 175428.
Norcross (JUNE), New York.
[80731-30736
[6 prints]:
Christmas greetings.—Let us begin
the new year.— Merry Christmas.—
My Christmas ship.—O long may they
grow.—To bring you Christmas joy.
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 9, 1912;
-K 50224-50229.
NortH AMERICAN Co., Philadelphia.
[80737-80749
Turr’ble tales of Kaptin Kiddo
[1912]:
© Oct. 6; 2 ce. Oct. 8; K 48482.
© Oct. 18; 2 ec. Oct. 14; K 48785.
© Oct. 20; 2 c Oct. 21; K 49282.
© Oct. 27; 2c. Nov. 4; K 49781.
© Nov. 8; 2c. Nov. 4; K 49782.
© Nov. 10; 2 c. Nov. 18; K 50534.
© Nov. 17; 2 ec. Nov. 18; K 50535.
© Nov. 24; 2 c Nov. 25; K 50889.
© Dee. 1; 2 ec. Dee. 2; K 51261.
© Dee. 8; 2c. Dec. 9; K 51582.
© Dec. 15; 2 ce. Dec. 16; K 51815.
© Dec. 22; 2 c. Dec. 23; K 52100.
© Dec. 29; 2 ce. Dec. 30; K 52467.
NortH AMERICAN PRESS ASS’N., San
Francisco. [380750
San Francisco, view. © June 22,
ce. June 24, 1912; J 174512.
no. 4, 1912
NORTHERN PHOTO CO., Wausau, Wis.
[80751-30784
Neillsville, Wis., Hewitt street. ©
Meme. 1912:. 2 e0Oets 16! 192) 5
174202.
—— Main' street. © Oct. 6, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 16, 1912; J 174204.
[9 photographs]:
Minoqua, Wis.,
boat-house.
Wausau, Wis.:
Bellis hotel.—Falls.—High school.—
Public building—St. Paul depot.—
Scene near post office—3rd street.—
38rd street near Washington. © Sept.
a2, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 16;-1912;.' J
174186, 174191, 1741938, 174194, 174205,
174211, 174214, 174216, 174217.
[23 photographs]:
Mauston, Wis.:
Clinging pine of mile bluff.—Coon
rock.—Edge of mile bluff.—From mile
bluff.—Lemonweir mill.—Lone rock.—
Main street.—Mile bluff.—Mile bluff
cave.—Road up mile bluff.—Scene
from mile bluff—Scene in the ceme-
tery.— Ship rock.— Soldiers monu-
ment. — Street scene.— The Lemon-
weir.—Twin bluffs.— Necedah, Wis.,
Niles cottage.
Tomah, Wis.:
C. M. & St. Paul depot.—Gillett park
the gateway.—Maid of the mist.—
Scene in Gillett park.—Scene in + the
park. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 ¢. each Oct.
16, 1912; J 174187-174190, 174192,
174195-174201, 174202, 174206-174210,
174212, 174213, 174215, 174218, 174219.
NosworktHy (FLORENCE
Hampton, Conn.
[8 photographs] :
Dutch boy with flower pots.—Dutch
girl with basket of tulips—Dutch girl
with flower pot. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 30, 1912; J 174295-174297.
NOVELTY sTuUDIO, Houston, Tex.
[80788, 30789
Klumb & Pedder
ENGLAND),
[80785-30787
Bay City, Tex.:
Bird’s-eye view.—Public school. ©
Dec. 13, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 16, 1912;
J 176341, 176342.
Noyes (GrorGE D.) Clinton, Ind.
[30790, 30791
Amis (S. W.) © Oct. 24, 1912; 2.
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174680.
Clinton basket ball squad. © Dec.
10, 1912; 2 ce. Dee. 16, 1912; J 176333.
NUTSHELL PUB. CO., LTD., Toledo.
[30792, 307938
Face values. © Nov. 9, 1912; 2 «.
Noy. 16, 1912; K 50487.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
380837
NUTSHELL PUB. CO., LTD.—Continued.
Why is it? © Nov. 18, 1912; 2.
Nov. 19, 1912; K 50684.
NUTTING
Mass.
(WALLACE) Framingham,
[30794-30816
[23 photographs] :
Admiration.—-Announcing the
gagement.—City of Paris paper.—
Dainty china.—Delicate stitch.—Fin-
ishing touches.—In tender leaf.—Lin-
gering waters.—Mail and a mirror.—
Meadow arches.—Morning mail.—
News in brief.—Old drawing room.—
Panniers of the past.—Pinning the
lace.—Private view.—Settle nook.—
Spinet corner.—Spinet melodies.—Sun-
kissed way.—Tangled skein.—Teacup
talk.—Up the half stair. © Nov. 11,
1912; 2 c. each Nov. 14, 1912; J 175289-
175311.
OBERHOLTZER (ERNEST C.), Davenport,
Ta. [80817
Some moose family portraits. ©
Sept. 1, 1912; 2 « Sept. 5, 1912; K
50393.
O’ByRNE (JOHN) Colorado Springs,
Col. [80818
Only team of Rocky Mountain elk
ever demonstrated. © Nov. 1, 1912;
2 ¢@ Dec. 20, 1912; K 51985.
OcpEN (W. H.) Indianapolis.
[80819, 30820
en-
[2 photographs]:
Be still dolly.—Dressing times ©
Oct. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 31, 1912;
J 174926, 174927.
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK, Muskogee,
Okla. [80821
[Decoration for Oklahoma national
bank, Muskogee, Okla.] © Noy. 4,
1912; 2 ec. Oct..16, 1912; K 49360.
OLDHAM (ALFRED V.) Louisville, Ky.
[80822-30834
Mammoth Cave, Ky.:
Arm chair, 2.—Arrival, 12.—Bottom-
less pit, 9.—Bridal altar, 8.—Con-
sumptive’s room, 7.—EHcho River, 1.—
Exit Gothic ave., 10.—Giant’s coffin,
13.—Lover’s lane, 38.—Lover’s leap,
6.—Martel (E. A.) Paris, World’s most
famous cave explorer, 4.—Picture
frame, 11.—River Styx, 5.
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 ¢@ each Oct.
24, 1912; J 174602-174614.
OuLivER (Jor) Oxford, Mich.
[30835-80837
Bryan (William Jennings) © Oct.
25, 1912; 2 e. Nov. 20, 1912; J 175782,
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30838
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
OLIVER (Joz)—Continued.
Evening, Long Lake, near Orion,
Mich. © Nov. 14, 1912; 2 e«. Nov. 20,
1912; J 175784.
One of nature’s beauty spots near
Orion, Mich. © Nov. 12, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 20, 1912; J 175783.
OLson (JOHN L.), Bingham, Utah.
[3808388
Bingham, Utah, Utah copper mine.
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1912; K
49962.
Otson (O. 8.) Darlington, Wis.
[30839, 30840
Woodford cornet band, 1, 2. © Nov.
2. 1912 52 -“e!:"ench NOV, 73,7 101
175061, 175062.
ONEIDA COMMUNITY, LTD., Oneida, N.
Die [30841-30848
Case of love at first sight. © Sept.
21, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48419.
©
One hundred. per cent. interest.
Nov. 9, 1912; 2 e: Nov. 13, 19122) &
503738. c
Makes hosts of proud hostesses. ©
Nov, Zo... 190252 -c Noy. 26, 1002 3s
50996.
Orr (FRED B.) Chicago. [380844
Computation curves for determining
capacity and horse power of pumps.
re, Oct? 1, 2902 20 a2:
Orr (W. D.) Memphis, Texas.
[80845, 30846
Big dinner, Aug. 2nd, U. C. V's 1, 2
and 3rd, Memphis, Texas. © Aug. 3.
HO < -e. Aug, 9.2 1972..%. c...O0t. ‘28,
1912; J 174918.
vU. C. V’s. Aug. 1, 2 and 38rd, Mem-
phis, Texas. © Aug. 3, 1912; 1c. Aug.
9, 1912, 1 G1 Oet, 26," 1912; J. 174919.
OSBORNE co., Newark, N. J.
[80847-80904
[Colored prints]:
Bold outlaw. 3408, 3418, 3423.—
Bosom of the deep. 8103.—Chip of the
old block. 10038, 1013, 1023, 10383.—
Contentment. 8803, S8138.—Daughter
of the Vikings. 32038. 3213, 3223.—
Enchantress. 7023, 7033.—Fellowship
of kindred minds. 2103, 21138, 2123.—
First gentlemen of Virginia. 4203.—
Gold fish. 1708, 17138.—Good listener.
3008, 30138, 8023.—In the days of the
Caesars. 4503, 4513, 4523.—New York
harbor by moonlight. 9063, 9613.—
When the sandman comes. 3703, 3718,
3723. © Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. ‘exch Dec.
27, 1912; K 52372-52374, 52379-52407.
a
OSBORNE co.—Continued.
Golden west, 1103, 1118, 1123, 1133.
© Dec. 26, 1912; 2 ec. each Dee. 27,
1912; K 52375-52378.
Home sweet home. © Oct. 17, 1912;
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49129.
[Listening to the opera.] © Nov.
25, 1912; 2 «-Nov. 27, 19129 he ortoc.
Sunny afternoon, 8903, 8913. © -
Dec. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Dee. 30, 1912;
K 52461, 52462.
Isn’t he great?—On the shores of
Georgian Bay. © Dee. 23, 1912; 2 ¢@
each Dec. 80, 1912; J 176790, 176791.
[16 photographs]:
Breath of June.—Daughter of grand-
mother Eve.—Delighted.—Everybody’s
doin’ it—Good night, little girl.—Good
night, Sweetheart.—Got ’em nailed.—
Hearts are trumps.—Lilies of the val-
ley.—Marjorie——Now I lay me down
to sleep.—Rift in the cloud.—Rose for
you.—Rosebuds.—Springtime. — Under
the rose. © Dec. 23, 1912; 2 ec. each
Dec. 27, 1912; J 176677-176692.
OUTCAULT (R. F.) Flushing, N. Y.
[80905-31153
Camel provides himself with enough
water, 454. © Dec. 7, 1912; 2 c. Dee.
6, 1912; K 51447.
[Cuts for ads]:
Boys we've got the Dandy clothes,
9.—Don’t wear warmed over old
clothes, 2.—Don’t you need a new rain
coat, 10.—Dresser (Mrs. Dandy) likes
her husband’s clothes, 15.—For auto,
for outing, for staying at home, 20.—
Here we are Dandy Dresser, 0.—If
you don’t know where to buy clothes
just ask our customers, 18.—It’s a
Dandy, 1.—It’s good business to dress
well, 14.—It’s time for these things,
22.—Make a hit in our Dandy clothes,
17.—Men in every walk of life, 12.—
Not in our Dandy clothing store, 6.—
She will smile on your suit, 23.—Slip
into one of our Dandy overcoats, 8.—
Spend more for your clothes, 5.—T:ke
a look at your old hat, 11.—They like
you better in our Dandy clothes, 21.—
We fit fat men, slim men, all men
with our Dandy clothes, 19.—$5 saved
=$5 made, 4. © Dec. 16, 2912t220e
each Dee. 14, 1912; K 51761-51780.
[—— large and small sizes]:
Anniversary sale, 652.—Be in style,
636.—Beautiful spring things, 613.—
Bloom out, 618.—Business bringers,
626.—Daddy dont you wish you hid
started a bank account, 452.—Don't
swelter, 624—Fall fashion news,
02
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
31153
no, 4, 1912
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
639.— Fix for fall now, 635.—For
Thanksgiving, 646—Get our prices
and save on groceries, 653x.—Have
merry clothes for merry May, 617.—
Here’s one read this, 453.—It’s good
old summer time. 621.—Make money,
680.—Make our store your _ store,
651.—Merry Christmas gifts, 650.—
Plain facts, 642.—Please don’t wait,
648.—Plump values, 606.—Practice
economy, 604.—Prepare for Christmas
right now, 647.—Price reduction,
600.—Remember your home, 656.—
Remnants, 633.—See our new spring
clothes, 614.—Spring fashion news,
608.—Spring opening, 609.—Stylish
spring millinery, 661.—Try our gro-
eceries, 654.—Try our shoes and hose.
657x.—Urgers, 603.—We guarantee
our shoes and hose, 659x.—Winter’s
near, 642.—Your dog is a faithful
friend, 446. © Oct. 19, 1912; 2 «a.
each Oct. 18, 1912; K 49084-49118.
[Cuts for ads, small size]:
All of the vast fortunes, 421.—Back
of our thick walls. 404.—Bank book,
diploma, 437.—Best valentine, bank
book, 406.—Best way to protect your
home, 445.—Big fat turkey, 447.—Boss
goes early, 441.—Chance of a life time,
443.—Check on our bank is a receipt,
420.—Constant exercise will make
you strong, 413.—Cut the rope, 402.—
Dollar in the bank, 424.—Don’t blame
the world, 418.—Don’t lend your
money, 416.—Fire, 442.—First you
Save some money, 415.—Friends,
Schemers, fun and _ extravagance,
465.—Give your wife a bank account,
417.— Happy new year, 401.—Have
peace of mind, 423.—He banked his
money and became a business part-
ner, 409.—He hid his money in the
ground, 438.—His first deposit, 411.—
I once had money, 429.—If he had
only put his money in the bank, 422.—
If that rainy day comes, 414.—It is
your duty to protect, 489.—It’s no
secret, 436.—It takes money in the
bank, 451.—Let us help you, 430.—
Make it a rule.—Put your harvest
into our bank, 482.—Quit that get rich
quick speculation, 426—Read below
how an old gentleman, 433.—Road to
prosperity, 410.—Sign here, 427.—Sup-
pose you got sick, wouldn’t it be grati-
fying to have money, 408.—Thick
walls, strong locks, 435.—This is the
way the fortunes started, 403.—Those
who enjoy life’s luxuries, 419.—To be
old and penniless is a tragedy, 449.—
To start your boy in, 425.—We will |
D538
74324—138——_8
| furniture,
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
welcome you in our bank, 484.—What
would become of your children, 412.—
What would your wife do, 448—
World is looking for young men,
444.—You are stealing, 450.—You can
take a fine trip some day, 431.—You
won't be afraid of thieves, 407.—
Your real barvest, 428. © Oct. 14,
EOTa 2" ef jeach Oct: .120 191 2s74k
48700-48749.
[ small size]:
Are you prepared should company
come, 2.—Aren’t you tired of the old
33.—Ask grandpa for it,
12.—Ask Santa to bring furniture,
50.—Be comfortable, x8.—Be free from
criticism, 32.—Beautiful furnishings
refine the children, 25.—Beautify your
dining room, 46.—Best linoleums and
mattings, x6.—Brighten your home
with new furniture, 18.—Brighten your
home with new rugs, x38.—Come price
our new furniture, 34.—Come see our
tempting summer furniture, 23.—Com-
pany’s sure to come, 38.—Don’t you
need a parlor set, 11.—Enjoy home,
42.—_Furnish your bedrooms nicely
too, 8.—Furniture makes the best pres-
ent, 49.—Get a sanitary ice box, x7.—
Give a party, 40.—Give them furni-
ture, 22.—Has your carpet got a hole
in it, x2.—Have you a nice dressing
table, 16.—Holds lots of things, 30.—
Home, 31.—Home bank, 6.—It’s a step
saver, 29.—Keep baby healthy, 19.—
Keep her a sweetheart always, 47.—
Learn where to buy furniture, 9.—Les-
son number 1, 36.—Live in your living
room, 48.—Make your home beautiful,
24.—Make it pretty inside too, 28.—
Make the whole year happy. Our
new furniture will do it, 52—May I
go and buy it, 26.—Merry Christmas,
51.—No more mail order goods for us,
x1.—Our price will please you too.
27.—Price was so low, 4.—Resolve to
have a beautiful, happy home, 1.—See
if you don’t need new kitchen things,
39.—See our new rugs, x4.—See our
stoves, xl0.—Sure we have it, 35.—
Take a' peep at our beautiful new fur-
niture, 5.—They always see your hall,
14.—They’ve just bought some new
furniture, 10.—We have beautiful and
comfortable beds, 45.—We have beau-
tiful new furniture for your living
room, 3.—We have cute things for cozy
corners, 42.—We have leather ones too,
x9.—We make homes happy, 21.—We
never fool you, 18.—We sell honest
furniture, 7.—We sell strong reliable
furniture, 17.—We’ve got them, 20.—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31154
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
We will please you, 37.—We women do
love a beautiful home, 44.—Why not
have a good range, x1li.—You are go-
ing to see us every week, 0.—You have
a cheerful bedroom too, 15.—You’ll be
pleased with our rugs, x5.—You need
an easy chair anyhow, 41. © Sept. 30,
1912; 2c. each Sept. 30, 1912; K 48208-
48271.
[ small size]:
After you are dead, 426 T.—Apple
of his eye.—Big, fat, juicy, happy, New
Year.—Character and money behind
our bank, 26 N.—Come in and let us
tell you, 416 T.—Confidence, 25 N.—Do
your banking with us, 22 N.—Don’t
borrow trouble—I’m not going to let
any fish catch me.—I won’t fool any
one or misrepresent.—If you want ears
of corn plant ears of corns.—Kunowl-
edge is power.—Let us be your bank-
ers, 18 N.—Let us take care care of
your money, N. 24.—Let us take care
of your money, 485 T.—Make our trust
company your executors, 404 T.—Make
us executors of your will, 420 T.—
Merry Christmas. Dee—Month of
plenty. Oct.—Our bank is a national
bank, 23 N.—Our national bank has
a charter, 20 N.—Our national bank
makes a safe place for your money,
21 N.—Ours is a national bank, 19 N.—
Peeling prices. Mar.—Place your af-
fairs in our hands, 452 T.—Quit wor-
rying, 443 T.—Sour face won’t get you
anything. Aug.—Thanks. Nov.—We
refer those who have not banked with
us to those who have, 27 N.—What
would your wife do if you .died,
448 T.—Who gets the money you earn,
412 T.—You can leave home, 419 S.—
You can take a fine trip, 431 T.—You
won’t be afraid of thieves. © Nov. 4,
1912; 2 e. each Nov. 4, 1912; K 49856—
49889.
[ 3 by 104 inches] :
Come and price our Xmas goods,
251.—Come to our autumn opening,
241.—Come to our spring opening.
212.—Down go the prices on our sum-
mer goods, 231.—Money saving sale,
201. © Dec. 21, 1912; 2 c each Dec.
22, 1912; K 52025-52029.
Fall and winter clothes for men, 666.
© Dec. 7, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 6, 1912; K
51448.
Fire, 442 S. © Nov 4, 1912; 1c.
Nov. 4, 1012" 1 “eNom, ta! a
50320.
If, 422. © Nov. 11, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
11, 1912; IKK 50262.
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
eee
OvuTcAuLT (R. F.)—Continued.
It is your duty, 489 T. © Noy. 11,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1913; K. 50264,
[Large size cuts for ads]:
Are you fixed for winter, 644.—Are
you in style, 611.—Broken lots at com-
pelling prices, 605.—Buy now and save,
601.—Buy our. shoes and hose, 658.—
Celebrate, 625.—Cool clothes, 623.—
Do you make your clothes, 607.—
Dress the children for school now,
634.—Dress up, 619.—Enticing things
for summer time, 622.—Fall opening,
637.—Fashionable fall millinery,
662 x.—Fix now for Easter, 610.—
Furnish your home, 655 x.—Good pick-
ing, 627.—Good values, 641.—Left
overs, prices very low, 632.—Let us sell
you your shoes and hose, 660.—Lowered
prices on our good goods, 629.—Our
prices talk, 616.—Out, goods must go,
631.—Prices to make fast selling,
628.—Save money, 602.—See our new
goods for all, 688.—See our new goods
for spring, 612.—Stung, stung, no
more mail order goods for us, 663.—
We are ready for you, 615.—We’ve got
the goods, 645.—Wear stylish clothes,
640.—What to give, 629.—White goods
sale, 620. © Oct. 28 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 28, 1912; K 49495-49526.
Mail order clothes, 538. © Dec. 7,
1912; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912; K 51446.
No mail order clothes for dandy
dresser, 54. © Dec. 7, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee.
6, 1912; K 51445.
Spring and summer clothes for men,
665. © Dec. 7, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 6, 1912;
IK 51449. |
Suppose you got sick, 408 T. © Nov.
11, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1912305 50263.
Owi1nes (8S. D.), Topeka, Kan.
} [31154, 31154*
Billard (A/ayor Julius B.) portrait
and side view. © Sept. 5, 17,1912; 2c.
each Sept. 9, 1912; Oct. 9, 1912; J
173105, 174010.
PABST BREWING Co., Milwaukee. [31155
[One of Pabst’s American girls.
Full length with pink parasol and
straw hat on.] © Oct. 11, 1912; 2 @.
Oct. 18, 1912; K 49008.
Pace sBros., New York. [81156-81165
Wilson (Woodrow) 98847 A-D, G.
© Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Noy. 5, 1912;
J 175071-175075.
Wilson (Mrs. Woodrow) © Nov. 1,
{ 1912; 2 «& Nov. 5, 1912; J 175070.
O04
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
31280
PacH BROos.—Continued.
[4 photographs]:
Johnson (Hiram) 989808.—New York
baseball team, 98876.—Straus (Oscar
S.) 98912.—Taft (Pres. W. H.) in
Mayflower, 99058. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2
e. each Noy. 1, 1912; J 174988—174991.
PACIFIC MILLS, Boston. [31166
[Dame fashion. Colonial lady in
evening dress with cane.] © Nov. 15,
g9i2; 2 ¢. Nov.-21, 1912; K 50717.
PAESZLER STUDIO, Ada, O. [81167
Northerns grand old man. © Oct.
@a, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1912; J 174640.
PAINE (GrorGE H.), Providence, R. I.
[81168, 31169
Green (Theodore Francis.) © Oct.
mato: 266) Oct. 16,1912: J 174279.
Munro (Wilfred H.) © Oct. 15,
wot. 2 c. Oct. 16, 1912; J 174278.
PALEN (FRANK) Caledonia, Minn.
[81170, 31171
Caledonia hospital, 1, 2. © Oct. 29,
1912; 2 c. each Nov. 1, 1912; J 174981,
174982.
PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EX-
POSITION CO., San Francisco.
[31172-31198
[Panama Pacific international ex-
position]:
Corner of east court.—Court of hon-
or, 1-8.—Court of the four seasons,
1-3.—East court.—Entrance tower.—
Festival hall.—Horticultural bldg.—
Machinery bldg., 1, 2—Model of court
of honor.—Motor transportation bldg.
Perspective of exposition ground.—
Perspective of exposition grounds at
ight.—Perspective study of Califor-
Dia counties bldg.—Section of east
ourt.—Section of entrance tower.—
ower in east court, 1.—Tower in east
ourt, 2.—Tower in east south court—
iew of court between transportation
gricultural palaces—from court of
onor.——West south court.
© 1 «. each Dee. 30, 1912; I 1181—
1205.
[2 photographs]:
Exposition within the Golden Gate.
Panama Pacific international expo-
ition. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c each Nov.
8, 1912; J 175446, 175447.
ANOSIAN (ARAM) San Antonio.
[81199-81202
San Antonio, Tex.:
Alamo and the six flags of Tex.—
lamo and three Alamo girls’ heads.—
lamo fand three girls’ heads.]—
PANOSIAN (ARAM) San Antonio—Con.
Alamo girl’s [head and the Almo.]
© Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c@ each Nov.
20.4012. KK 51100; 51910," 51364.
51362.
PARK AND TILFoRD, New York. [31203
Harvest moon of the best. © Oct. 3,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1912; K 49005.
PARKER (WALDO H.) Salem, Or.
31204
Child’s contentment. © Dec. 16,
LOU 2 e:, Dec. 21,/1902> J 16427,
PARKER-BRAUNER CO., Washington.
[381205
Cunio girl. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1912; J
174428.
PARKES (FREDERICK GEORGE) sr., Ala-
meda, Cal. [31206
California welcomes the world, 1912.
© Dee. 14, 1912; 2 c Dec. 21, 1912; K
52048.
PARKINSON ART CO., Brooklyn.
[31207-31224
[18 prints]:
Baker.—Banker.— Butcher.—Cheese
it, the cop.—Coal man.— Court
beauty.—Druggist.—Fish man.—Gro-
cer.—He’s easy.—Ice man.—Just for
luck.—Just like grandma. — Milk
man.—Plumber.—Shoe man.—Stung.—
Vanilla. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 @ each
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48312-48329.
Parsons (ARTHUR G.), Wibaux, Mont.
[31225
Parsons (Arthur G.) beef round up.
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; J
174115.
Parsons (H. H.) Winchester, Va.
[31226, 31227
Big man suit. © Feb. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nom te AOL: bal (5360.
McNeill (John Hanson) © Feb. 28,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 18, 1912; J 175368.
PATTEN (LEONARD), London.
[31228, 31229
Hardy (Thomas), home (i. e., birth-
place) of, near Dorchester, Eng.
Novesss, 1912 3-2 ce: Noysi21) 1912s
50720.
Manor House, Wool, Dorsetshire. ©
Nov. “8, 1912: 2 e. Nov. 21, 1912; K
50719.
PATTERSON (ARTHUR J.) Kalamazoo,
Mich. [31230
Roodles. © Oct. 12, 1912; 2 ec. Oct.
17, 1912; K 48965.
000
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘pt. Iv, 2. 8., V.
Prcx (Harrier J.) New York. [31231
Madonna and child. © Dec. 3, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176056.
PEDEN (JAMES ROBERT) Nashville.
[31232
Dixie flier in Loves Hollow. © 1
e. Nov. 4, 1912; J 175003.
PEDERSEN (L. H.) Seward, Alaska.
[31233
Dan. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 16,
‘1912; J 1763882.
PELTON (HerRBERT -W.) Asheville,
N. C. [31234-31286
[4 photographs] :
Langren hotel.—Langren hotel, lob-
by.—Margo Terrace, dining room.—
Margo Terrace, living room. © Dec.
SB 8912>2. ee. .each Dee.*9) "1982: Jf
176088-176091.
[49 photographs] :
Asheville, N. C., Battery Park hotel,
A.—Asheville, N. C., Battery Park
{hotel] lobby.—Asheville, N. C., climb-
ing the Sunset Trail, 37.—<Asheville,
N C., Grove park, dogwood blossoms.—
Asheville, N. C., Grove park, shady
erossing, 45.—Asheville, N. C., Grove
park, spring on Wander Trail, 32.—
Asheville, N. C., overlooking the country
elub from Grove, park inn.—Asheville,
N. C., Park sq.—Battery park dining
room.—Black Mt., N. C., Methodist
eolony.—French Broad, glimpse of,
mear Asheville, N. C.—From top of
Sunset Mt., Asheville, N. C.—Grand-
father Mt. from the automobile high-
way, Linville, N. C., D.—Grandfather
Mt. from the Bridle Trail, Linville, N.
C., 40.—Grandfather Mt. in the clouds,
Linville, N. C., 57.—Grandfather Mt.,
Linville, N. C., 29.—Grandfather Mt.
on the Yonahlossee road, Linville, N.
‘C., 58.—Grandfather Range from Le-
noir farm, Linville, N. C., K.—Jagged
boulders along the Yonahlossee road,
Linville, N. C., 56—Langren dining
room.—Leaning Rock, Yonahlossee
‘drive, Linville, N. C., 28—Linville,
N. C., along the bridle trail, 31.—Lin-
wille, N. C., auto road along Grand-
father Mt., 7.—WLinville, N. C., Bark |
€ottage, 6.—Linville, N. C., cozy re-
treat, 15.—Linville, N. C., Eseeola inn,
‘5, 47.—Linville, N. C., Eseeola inn from
Donalds Crag, 48.—Linville, N. C..
Eseeola inn veranda, 2.—Linville, N.C.,
from Donald’s Crag, H.—Linville, N. C.,
Lenoir park, trail, 33.—Linville, N. C..,
rustic veranda, 12.—Linville, N. C.,
studio cottage, corner of living room,
14.—Linville, N. C., studio cottage, liv-
006
PELTON (HERBERT W.)—Continued.
ing room, 20.—Linville River, Linvill
N. C., 1, 3.—Linville River, looking u
Linville, N. C., 16,—Linville Rive
Tanglewood, Linville, N. C., 45.—Mon
rest, N. C., Alba, 44.—Montres
N. C., Alba hotel and lake, 46.—O
ygeen and gasoleen, 49.—Picturesqu
scenery along the Yonahlossee driv
Linville, N. C.,27.—Rocky Bend, Yona
lossee road, Linville, N. C., 11.—Roya
gorge near Asheville, N. C.—Sleighin
Linville, N. C., 30.—Tourists on Sunse
Trail, Grove park, Asheville, N. C.
25.—View from Pt. Sublime, Linvill
N. C., H.—Wander Trail, Ashevill
N. C., 44.—Yonahlossee road along th
side of Grandfather Mt., Linvill
N. C., 9. © Dee. 30, 1912; 2 « eae
Dec. 31, 1912; J 176852-176900.
PERICONI (D. EF. M.), New York.
[31287, 3128
Family worship. © Nov. 25, 1912
2 e@. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50917.
Happy days. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2c
Nov. 25, 1912; K 50928.
PERKINS (Mrs. Dwicut W.) Evanston
[812
You dirty boy. © Oct. 10, 1912;
e. Oct. 12, 1912; K 49655.
PERKINS (W. B.) Lead, S. D.
[81290-3129
Bad Lands, S. D.:
Cedar pass, 12.—Devil’s dune, 7.
Hell’s half acre.—Inspiration point
9.—Lookout Mt., 8—Sheep Mt.—Vam
pire Peak, 13—vVampire Valley.
Wall, 10. © Oct. 31, 1912; 2 ec. each
Nov. 4, 1912; J 175040-175048.
Prrry (C. BE.) New York. [81299
Before the wind. © Noy. 15, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 27, 1912; J 176295.
Perry (Hersert A.) Armour, 8S. D.
[31300
Aeroplane flight, Labor day, Wag-
ner, S. D. © Sept. 6, 1912; 2 ec. Nov.
4, 1912; J 175051.
Perry (JOSEPHUS) Washington.
[31301
Japanese magnolia at U. S. treasury.
© May 15, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1912;
J 176874.
Perry Mason co., Boston. [81302
fYouth’s companion window traus-
parenecy and calendar, 1913.] © Nov.
1, 1912; 2c. Dec. 9, 1912; K 51581.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bi no. 4, 1912
-PERSHIN (E. R.) Klamath Falls, Or.
[31803-31308
K. C. H. S. girls hikeing club, 1912.
m Nov. 6, 1912; 2 c. Noy. 11, 1912;
matoGl.
Klamath Falls, Or.. Star theatre.
© Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1912; J
176683.
Moving picture theatre front. ©
Wemov. 25, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1912; J
ph 175958.
[8 photographs]:
- Klamath Falls high school football
team, 1912.—Klamath Falls independ-
ent football team, 1912.—Monarch gro-
cery display window. © Nov. 29,1912;
Ze. each Dee. 6 1912: J 176040—
176042.
PETERSON (Ep. C.) Parsons, Kans.
[31509
Elks’ theatre. © Oct. 22, 1912; 2 c.
Oct. 26, 1912: J 174651.
PETREMONT (CLARICE) Shelton, Conn.
[81310
Sing a song of Yule-tide. © Dec. 5,
#912; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1912; K 51627.
PETRTYL (AuGUST) Chicago. [31311
Autumn. © Oct. 1. 1912; 2 c. Oct.
9, 1912; K 48533.
PrerTit (ANNA F. T.), Philadelphia.
[81312
[Pi Beta Phi fraternity coat of
arms.] © Apr. 6, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 13,
1912; K 50742.
Pettit (J. M.) San Antonio. [813818
San Antonio, Fort Sam Houston,
panorama. © Nov. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov.
a, t902> F 175081.
PuHiniips, (L. M.) Los Angeles.
[81314
Arrowhead points the way to relief
from rheumatism. © Dee. 16, 1912; 2
& Dec. 21, 1912: K 52123.
PHILLIPS AND BuRKE, Chicago. [81315
How to vote. © Sept. 13, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 2, 1912; K 48479.
Puiprs (Guy E.) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
[31316, 31317
[2 photographs]:
Home of the Seminoles near Ft. Lau-
derdale, Fla.—Seminole Indians, Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2
e, each Nov. 13, 1912; J 175246, 175247.
PHOTO sTAMP co., Saginaw, Mich.
[31318
Vote for Roosevelt. © Sept. 12,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 23. 1912: K 48380.
CLASSES, H TO K
31849
PHOTOCRAFT CO., Newark, N. J.
[31319-31321
[8 photographs]:
Bunch of suckers, 2031.—Green-
wood Lake, N. Y.—Chapel Island,
Church of the good shepherd, 1867.—
Outdoor service, Chapel Island, Green-
wood Lake, N. Y., 1972. © Jan. 2,
1912; 2c. each Dec. 27,1912; J 176655—-
176657.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin. [31322-31335
Edison (Thomas A.) gan. 1,
1912; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49892.
[Miidchenkopf.] © Sept. 1, 1912;
2c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49898.
[12 prints]:
Alten.— [Brave Horatio. Poodle
dog half sitting and half standing.]—
| Drawn blank. ] — [Forrad away.
Hunting party on the trail.J]—[Leay-
ing kennel.|—Matin o’ Octobre.—Rob-
erts (Field Marshal Earl)—[Shep-
herd. ]|—Soir.— Sommerabend. — Tanz-
musikanten.—[Whoo-hoop. Returned
hunting party.] © July 1, 1912; 2 ¢«.-
each Nov. 4, 1912; K 49894-49905.
PICTORIAL NEWS co., New York.
[31836-31338
Reliance, 4, 40, 116. © Oct. 9. 1912;
2 ec. each Oct. 11, 1912; J 174112-
174114.
PIERSON & CO., Seattle. [31339
Seattle and Puget Sound, panorama
view. © Aug. 16, 1912; 1 ec Aug. 22,
1e. Dec. 18, 1912: J 176422.
PIKE (ELIZABETH W.) Madison, Wis.
[31340-31347
[2 photographs]:
Birds’ paradise—Swans. © Nov.
10, 1912; 2 c«. each Nov. 11, 1912; J
175163, 175164.
[2 photographs] :
Autumn.—Dawn. © Dec. 2, 1912; -
2 ec. each Dec. 4, 1912; J 176027, 176028.
[4 photographs] :
Dawn.—Minnehaha (Falis of).—
Monareh of the forest.—Old summer
house. © Nov. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
26, 1912; J 175762-175765.
PINGREE CO., Detroit. [31348
Girl of the Pingree shoe. © Dec. 20,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52109.
PIONEER REALTY co., Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla. [31349
Royal palm in bloom. © Nov. 19,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1912; J 175478.
Dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31350
PITTSBURGH PHOTO-ENGRAVING Co.,
Pittsburgh. [31350
Pittsburgh to date. © Dec. 1, 1912;
2c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51814.
PLATT (PETER J.) New York.
[381351, 31352
King’s Bridge, New York. © Nov.
21, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1912; K 515380.
Old Lorillard snuff mill, Bronx
River, N; -Y.) © Od; 28 1912-2.
Nov. 1, 1912; K 49715. .
PLUMMER (G. E.) Seattle.
_ [8138538-81355
[3 photographs]:
Dirigo.—Going off shore.—Grain
earrier. © Nov. 9. 1912; 2 ce. each
Nov. 12, 1912; J 175203, 175204, 175207.
PoOHLE (FREDERICK) Buffalo.
Driscoll (Daniel)
1912; J 174177.
Golden jubilee. © Nov. 25, 1912;
1 e@. Nov. 25, 1912, 1 ec. Dec. 8, 1912; J
176010.
PoLK (RALPH W.), Goshen, Ind.
[31358
Topic calendar for 1913. © Nov. 12,
1912; 2 ec. Noy. 14, 1912; K 50395.
© 1c. Oct. 15,
PoLLARD (Myra) Chicago.
[81359, 313860
Christmas is here. [Poinsettia] ©
Avie. 22, 1912: 1 eo Sept. 26, 1912) ive
Oct. 9, 1912; K 48686.
——[Poppy.] © Aug. 22, 1912; 1
e. Sept. 26, 1912, 1 c. Oct. 9, 1912; K
48687.
PONTING (HERBERT), Detroit.
[31361-31422
As others see us [1912]:
© Oct. 4; 1 e Oct. 7; K 49153.
© Oct. 11; 1 ec. Oct. 14; K 49159.
Before and after. © Oct. 31, 1912;
ie. Nov. 4, 1912; Ix 49848.
Condensed interviews [1912]:
© Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 80; K 49147.
© Oct. 16; 1 e@ Oct. 18; K 49163.
© Oct. 17; 1 ce. Oct. 19; K 49164.
© Oct. 23; 1 ec. Oct. 25; K 49841.
© Oct. 80; 1 ec. Nov. 1; K 49847.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 11; K 51653.
© Nov. 13; 1 c. Nov. 14; K 51657.
© Nov. 15; 1c. Nov. 18; K 51659.
© Nov. 19; 1 ¢. Nov. 21; K 51662.
© Nov. 26; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 51668.
© Nov. 30; 1c. Dec. 2; K 51672.
[31356, 31357 |
pt. Iv, 0. S., V. 7
PoNTING (HERBERT )—Continued.
Condensed interviews [1912]—Con.
© Dec. 4; 1 © Dee. 6; K 51742.
© Dec. 7; 1 e. Dee. 9; K 51745.
Definitions [1912]:
© Sept. 28, 1912; 1 « Sept. 30,
1912; K 49148.
© Nov. 11; 1c. Nov. 13; K 51655.
© Nov. 29; 1 c. Dec. 2; K 51671.
Difference [1912]:
© Oct. 12, 1912; 1 e@ Oct. 14, 1912;
K 49160.
© Nov. 23; 1 ce. Nov. 25; K 51666.
© Dec. 5; 1 c. Dec. 7; K 51748.
Divorce court sketches [1912]:
© Oct. 24; 1 ec Oct. 26; K 49842.
© Oct. 25; 1 c. Oct. 28; K 49843.
© Oct. 26; 1 ec. Nov. 5; K 49844.
© Nov. 1; 1 ec. Nov. 4; K 49849.
From a prude’s note-book [1912]:
© Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct. 2; K 49149.
© Oct. 2; 1 c. Oct. 4; K 49151.
© Oct. 5; 1 ce. Oct. 7; K 49154.
© Oct. 7; 1 ec. Oct. 9; K 49155.
© Oct. 8; 1 ¢ Oct. 10; K 49156.
© Oct. 14; 1 e@. Oct. 16; K 49161.
© Oct. 18; 1 e. Oct. 21; K 49165.
© Oct. 19; 1 e. Oct. 80; K 50259.
-© Oct. 21; 1 « Oct. 23; K 49839. °
© Oct. 22; 1c. Oct. 24; K 49840.
© Nov. 2; 1¢. Nov. 4; K 49850.
© Nov. 4; 1¢. Nov. 6; K 51649.
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 7; K 51650.
© Nov. 9; 1¢. Nov. 11; K 51654.
© Nov. 14; 1c Nov. 16; K 51658.
© Nov. 18; 1c. Nov. 20; KX 51661.
© Nov. 20; 1 c. Nov. 22; K 51663.
© Nov. 21; 1 ec. Nov. 23; K 51664.
© Nov. 22; 1 ce. Nov. 25; K 51665.
© Nov. 27; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51669.
© Dec. 2; 1 ec. Dee. 4; K 51740.
© Dec. 6; 1 c. Dec. 9; K 51744.
Her voice. © Nov. 28, 1912; 1 ¢.
Nov. 30, 1912; K 51670.
His picture.. © Oct. 1, 1912; 1 ¢.
Oct. 3, 1912; K 49150.
Men you meet [1912]:
© Nov. 16; 1c. Nov. 18; K 51660.
Point of view. © Oct. 3, 1912; 1 e.
Oct. 5, 1912; K 49152.
Problem picture. © Oct. 15, 1912;
1c. Oct. 17, 1912; K 49162.
D08
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
31476
Pontine (HERBERT)—Continued.
Sketch of a woman who is indig-
mant. © Oct. 9, 1912; 1 e. Oct: 11,
1912; K 49157.
So he says. © Nov. 6, 1912; 1 «¢.
Nov. 8, 1912; K 51651.
So she says... © Nov. 7, 1912; 1.e¢.
Nov. 9, 1912; K 51652.
Why, 1: © Oct. 10, 1912; 1c. Oct.
12, 1912; K 49158.
——2. © Oct. 29, 1912; 1c. Oct. 31,
1912; K 49846.
Women you meet [1912]:
© Oct. 28; 1 ec. Oct. 80; K 49845.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 14; K 51656.
© Nov. 25; 1c. Nov. 27; K 51667.
© Dec. 3; 1 c¢. Dec. 5; K 51741.
PooLeE (BURNELL) New York. [81428
Florida (U. S. battleship) cleared
for action. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Aug.
24, 1912; J 176106.
PooLe (E. D.), Chicago.
[Colored prints]:
After the day’s sport.—Answering
eall, 1435.—Antoinette.—Blind man’s
buff, 1445.—[Bound in. Ship of six
sails burning red and green lights.]—
Breakers, 1418.—Bride’s roses, 1486.—
{Brookfield.|—Close of day, 1425.—
Do you remember, 1446.—Hark, 1457.—
In cooling streams, 1447.—June roses,
1456.—Mamma’s chauffeur, 2451.—
Meadowbrook, 1426. — Minutemen,
1416.—Morning drive, 1468.—Mother-
hood, 2450.—New mother, 1469.—Off
Nahant, 2427.—[Playmates. Little
girl holding doll in garden with dog. ]—
Rose buds, 2419.—Showery day in
Venice, 1415.—Summer day.—Watch-
ful shepherd, 1458.—Woodland dell,
1427. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 c. each Oct.
28, 1912; K 49469-49494.
Her childhood home, 13888.
15, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; K 50258.
Porc (Harvey W.), Glassboro, N. J.
[Four photographs. ]
[31424-31450
[31451-31454
Beets.—Irrigating lettuce.—Pulver-
izing hot beds —Romance. © Sept. 20.
1912; 2c. each Oct. 9, 1912; J 174280-
174283.
Post PRTG. & PUB. CO., Denver.
[31455-31466
Eaenine it. (© Oct. 27, 19122.2.e.
Oct. 29, 1912; K 496388. .
Battle of Beecher Island. © Dee.
221912; 2 ¢. Dee. 24, 1912; K’ 52725.
Custer’s last battle. © Dec. 6, 1912;
2 ce. Dee. .11, 1912; K 51644.
© Oct. 3
POST PRTG. & PUB. CO.—Continued.
Fire spell. © Nov. 3, 1912; 2 ¢ Nov.
5, 1912; K 49907.
Game scout. © Oct. 18, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 15, 1912; K 48863.
His first winter. © Dee. 8, 1912:
Ae) Dec, TT, 1912" K 51648)
In love. © Nov. 17, 1912; 2c. Nov.
19, 1912; K 50644.
Life’s trail. © Dec. 15,1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 17, 1912; K 51890.
Others. © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 ¢ Dee. 3,
1912 eRe o1 271.
Thanks. © Nov. 24, 1912; 2 ec Nov.
26, 1912; K 50997.
They’re going. © Nov. 10, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 12, 1912; K 50299.
Winter harvest. © Oct. 20, 1912; 2
e. Oct. 22, 1912; K 49332.
POYNTER (WILLIAM BRUCE) Cincin-
nati. [31467
Thanksgiving dinner. © Nov. 24,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1912; J 176007.
PRATT (EpmMuNpD C.) Aurora, Ill.
[31468
Aurora, Ill, East high school. ©
Nove) Ty fot): 2 ei Non ip Ot? aor
1751338.
PRENTISS (F. S. R.) San Francisco.
[31469
Prentiss colored zone computing par-
cel post dial no. 3. 1c. Nov. 16, 1912;
I 1147.
Prick (Leta E.) Markleeville, Cal.
[31470
Kit Carson Pass, Alpine County, Cal.
© July 1, 1912; 2c. Sept. 26, 1912; K
49361.
PRINCE (GEORGE), New York.
[81471, 31472
Roosevelt (Theodore). © June 16,
1912; 2 ¢. July 12, 4912; K 49362:
Wilson (Woodrow). © May 20,
1912; 2¢ July 12, 1912; K 49363.
PROCTER AND GAMBLE ©CO.,. Cincinnati.
[31473, 31474
[Buying lace. Ivory soap ad.] ©
Oct. 10, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; K
48810.
[Woman cleaning piano.]. © Dec.
10, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 18, 1912; K 51739.
Prosser (R.), Sizerville, Pa.
[2 photographs]: [31475, 31476
Hunters. — Hunters’ headquarters,
© Nov. 21, 1912; 1c. ench Nov. 23,
1912; 1 c. each Nov. 29, 1912; J 175823,
175824,
o09
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31477
pt. Iv, n.8., Vv. 7
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©C0O., Provi-
dence, R. I. [81477-81495
[Biblical colored cards, small size]:
Blinding effect of sin.—Jacob be-
fore Pharaoh.—Jacob’s meeting with
Esau.—Joseph and Benjamin.—Joseph
meets his brethren. © Dee. 3, 1912;
2 ec. each Dec. 4, 1912; K 51801-51305.
[ Biblical scenes, small size]:
Blinding effect of sin, 12.—Jacob
and Hsau, 1.—Jacob at Bethel, 2.—
Jacob before Pharaoh, 11.—Jacob’s
meeting with Hsau, 38.—Joseph and
Benjamin, 8.—Joseph meets his breth-
ren, 7.—Joseph sold into Egypt, 4. ©
Oct. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 10, 1912; K
48644-48651.
Blinding effect of sin. [Large size
in colors.] © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1912; K 51164.
[Gift of night and day. Small size.]
© Nov. 11, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1912; K
50372. °
Jacob before Pharaoh. [Large size
colored poster.] © Dec. 5, 1912; 2.
Dec. 7, 1912; K 51504.
Jacob’s meeting with Esau. [Large
size in colors.] © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 «¢.
Nov. 29.) 191.2.*; K° 514165.
Joseph and Benjamin. [Large size
colored poster.] © Dee. 3, 1912; 2.
Dee. 5, 1912; K 51642.
Joseph meets his brother. [Large
size colored poster.] © Dee. 3, 1912;
2c. Dee. 5, 1912; K 51648.
PURCHASE (CLARENCE A.) Jamaica,
WX. [81496-81525
Filling up, 1071. © Nov. 17, 1912;
2 ce. Dec. 9, 1912; J 176086.
Fine stuff, 1072.
2 @ Dee. 9; 194925 Fe 116087.
Thanksgiving suggestions, 767. ©
Now., 10,9 1992 ; -2..e),Novw.. 15, 4912.: J
175850.
[2 photographs]:
Our turkey, 946.—Wash day, 948.
© Oct.” 20, 1912: 2%c. \eaeh “Oct; 235.
1912; J 174567, 174570.
[2 photographs]:
Early blossoms, 1096.—Masher’s Ga-
lore, 1078, prize bull. © Dec. 17, 1912;
2c. each Dec. 21, 1912; J 176432,
176483.
[S photographs] :
Chill of winter, 142.—Collie’s ride,
745.—Farmer and his gun, 940.—Grey
horse head, 989.—Oh mother, 621 C.—
Real smile, 988.—Sir Thomas, 771.—
White birch, 749. © Oct. 11, 1912; 2c.
each Oct. 28, 1912; J 174562-174566,
174568, 174569, 174571.
kiddin’,
© Nov. 17, 1912;
PURCHASE (CLARENCE A.)—Continued.
[15 photographs]:
Ally mill, 186.—Embers, 1113.—
Frozen meadow, 683.—Hunters, 1114.—
Nature’s delicate handiwork, 131.—
Old cherry tree, 723.—Old snake fence,
750.—Path by the tulip tree in winter,
127.—Pussy willows, 212.—Quit your
1092.—Schenck homestead,
565.—Up a tree, 634.—Who like apples,
1100.—Wickham (Henry) residence,
909.—Winding yarn, 560. © Dec. 18,
1912; 2 c. each Dec. 27, 1912; J 176658-—
176672.
Purpy (A. F.) San Francisco.
[81526, 31527
San Francisco, mission dolores.
[Letter head in colors.] © Noy. 20,
1912; 2 c. Noy. 27, 1912; K 51186.
Welcome to San Francisco 1915.
[Letter head of two yellow flowers.]
© Nov. 20, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 27, 1912; K
51187.
Purpy (J. E.) Boston. [31528
Assumption band, Brookline. ©
Oct; 21, 1912; 2 e: Ott. ai isa
174470.
QUACKENBOSS (LEONARD G.) Chicago.
[81529
Drawing for theatre bldg. 1 ¢. Dec.
.12, 1902; I 1174.
RACKHAM (ARTHUR), London.
[81530-31534
Little Miss Muffett. © Dec. 14,
1912; 1 c. Dee. 27, 19123 B2ae0.
Man in the wilderness. © Dec. 14,
1912: 1 c. Dec. 27, 1912; K azar.
Nursery rhymes of Mother Goose. 1.
© Nov. 15, 1912; 1 ¢ Noy. 25) 194a-
K 50722.
—— 2. © Dec. 14, 1912;:1 ¢ Dee.
27, 1912; K 523858.
Ring a ring o’ roses. © Nov. 15,
1912; 1. @ Nov. 21, 1912s bare
RANK (SAMUEL L.) Big Lake, Minn.
[31535-31538
[4 photographs]:
Second crop clover, Aug. 1, 1912.—
Sherburne County oats, 1912.—Sher-
burne County rye, 1912.—Sherburne
County wheat, 1912. © Oct. 14. 1912;
2 ce. each Oct. 21, 1912; J 174431-
174484.
RANSOM AND RANDOLPH co., Toledo, O.
[381539
Seven ages of decay. © Oct. 2,
| 1912; 2 c. Oat. 26, 1912; K 49465.
060
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
31590
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia.
[31540-81546
Arkansas (U. S. battleship) 27962.
© Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1912; J
174959.
Michigan (U. 8S. battleship) under
way leaving New York, 29099. © Oct.
Zo, 1912: 2 c. Oct. 31, 1912; J 174960.
Philadelphia, Bellevue-Stratford ho-
tel, exterior, 29608. © Dec. 7, 1912;
= c. Dee. 10, 1912; J 176232.
— Broad st. looking southwest
from city hall, 29572, 29573. © Oct.
me, a9I2,.) 2 ¢: each Oct. 3h, 191257
174956, 174957.
Photographing in the jungle, 142. ©
mer, 26; 1912; 2 ‘c.’ Cet. St, 1912; J
174958.
Wilson (Woodrow) 29252. © Nov.
29, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1912; J 175998.
REA (DANIEL), Crescent, Cal. [81547
Grant redwood tree. ©1c. Oct. 25,
1912; J 174641.
REDINGTON (GEORGE), St. Augustine,
Fla. [31548
Oldest home in America. © Oct. 21,
P1912; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1912; J 174561.
REED (ROLAND W.), Kalispell, Mont.
[31549-31559
Hunting ground. © Oct. 1,1912; 2¢.
Nov. 27, 1912; J 175791.
[10 photographs]:
Canyon.—Into the unknown.—Land
mark.—Pass finders.—Piegan (The) .—
Prayer to the sun.—Prayer to the
thunder bird.—Stolen property.—Trail
makers.—Tribute to the dead. © Oct.
- A912: 2 c. each Oct. 419, 1912:'9
175107-175116.
REHLING-OWISTGAARD (J. W. von), New
York. [31560
[Two friends. Girl holding dog.]
© Jan. 5, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912; K
52451.
Rercxe (S.), Berlin. [31561
Rote sieben. © June 1, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 3, 1912; K 51298.
Retnerr (P. J.), Pittsburg. [31562
Winawah. © Sept. 19, 1912; 2 «¢.
Sept. 30, 1912; K 48897.
REINTHAL AND NEWMAN, New York.
[31563-31579
Birthday clothes. © Dec. 16, 1912;
2c. Dec. 24, 1912; K 52126.
Bride. © Dec. 16, 1912; 2 c Dec.
ZA, 1912; K 52128.
REINTHAL AND NEWMAN—Continued.
[Colored cards.] No. A 460-—A 473:
Before marriage you can find each
other in.—Don’t tell us your troubles.
—If the devil finds you idle—If you
are tired of life.—It’s a business man’s
business.—It’s better to say a good
word.—No swearing allowed.—Smile
is always worth its face value-—Some
business men are full of business.—
Some friends will pay you.—Some peo-
ple keep their word.—Some people
would raise hell.—We understand all
languages.—When a man says he'd
give you his shirt. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2c. each Oct. 10, 1912; K 48652-48665.
Groom. © Dec. 16, 1912; 2 ¢« Dec.
24, 1912; K 52127.
RELIABLE POULTRY JOURNAL PUBLISHING
co., Quincy, Tl. [31580
Single comb white leghorns. © Nov.
26, 1912: 2 e.. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51111,
REMINGTON ARMS-UNION METALLIC CAR-
TRIDGE co., New York. [31581
[Bull moose.] © Oct. 18, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 22, 1912; K 49647.
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal.
[81582-31584
[3 photographs]:
Danielson (O. I.) launch, Leta D, a
catch of sword fish by J. F. Dorsey
and. William Sharp.—Jew fish day,
caught on rod and reel, Santa Catalina
island, Cal., July 24, 1912.—Swordfish
caught on rod and reel by J. W. Dor-
sey. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 ce. each Oct. 10,
1912; J 174021-174023.
REYNOLDS (WALTER D.), Philadelphia.
[31585
[Danger, protection, fidelity.] ©
Dee. 1, 1942: 2. e@ Dee. 12,1912; K
51714.
Ruopes (J. O.), Altoona, Pa. [381586
Lansford, Pa., St. Michael’s Catholic
church interior. © Nov. 12, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 13, 1912; J 175248.
Rice (CARRIE SHAW), Tacoma. [31587
Scott (Helen J.) © Nov. 15, 1912;
2 ce. Nov. 20, 1912; J 1754438.
Ricuargpson (FF. H.), Bedford, Va.
[31588, 31589
Bedford band, 1912. © Oct. 26,
1912; 2c. Nov. 4, 1912; J 175055.
Peak of Otter and stream © Oct.
31, 1912; 2c. Nov. 4, 1912; J 175056.
RIcHTER (F. AD.) AND co., New York.
[381590
Bringing home the bride. © Nov.
15, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51157.
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RIcKsS stTupDi0, Valdosta, Ga. [81591
Valdosta, Ga., hotel Patterson. ©
Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. (Nov. 29; 1912; J
176228.
RIDSDALE BROS., Louisville, Ky. [81592
Proof. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 9,
1912; K 51716.
RieF (C. P.), Canton, O. [815938, 31594
Canton, O., order of Reindeers, 507A,
507B. .© Nov. 18, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
13; 19123: J 175258, 1.75259.
Ritry (ALIcE C. D.), Evanston, I.
[31595
Lost Princess Bo-peep. © Oct. 18,
1912; 2 e@ Oct. 28, 1912; K 493869.
RILEY (CLYDE W.) ADVERTISING SYS-
TEM, Chicago. [31596
Palace music hall. [Programme
cover design.] © Nov. 38, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 4, 1912; K 502097.
Roperson (FF. R.), Walden, N. Y.
[81597-81651
[Panama canal]:
Atlantic end; Fr. and Amer. canal
looking toward Colon.—Atlantie end
looking toward Gatun.—Gatun dam.—
Gatun dam spillway, 1, 2—Gatun sta-
tion.—Intermediate gate, upper lock,
Giutun.—Looking into Forbay and up-
per gates at Gatun from Forbay.—Mid-
dle lock showing curve and lower
lock.—Two lower locks towards At-
lantic.—Upper gate in upper Gatun
lock. © Oct. 7, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 14,
1912; J 174257-174267.
Arches and openings in cham-
bers.—Atlantic entrance, Miraflores
locks.—Cathedral park, principal
_ bVd’g, Panama.—Central chamber out-
let, Pedro Miguel.—Culebra cut and
eontractor’s hut on height.—Culebra
cut, 14.—Cut, big slide in distance.—
Drills.—Emergency chambers in Pedro
Miguel lock, outlet.—Entrance to Cule-
bra cut from Empire.—Gate, Colon
end of Pedro Miguel.—Gates in Pedro
Miguel.—Gatun dam from center wall
of Gatun lock.—Goethals’ (Col.) car.—
Gorgas (Dr.).—Gorgas (Dr.) home,
interior.—In eut.—Lighthouse on up-
per locks at Gatun.—Looking down
from top of Gatun locks from light-
house.—Looking. through locks before
gates were placed.—Looking through
the Pedro Miguel locks toward Cule-
bra.—Looking toward Culebra cut.
Culebra on hillside—Lower gate of
Pedro Miguel locks through which
trains cross.—Mason’s (Mr.) home.—
Middle and lower and Atlantic en-
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V. 7
RoBerson (EF. R.)—Continued.
[Panama canal]—Continued.
trance.—Miraflores.—Mirafiores No. 3,
A.—Mirafiores No. 8, B.—Miraflores
lock showing construction of wall.—
Old French engine and pump.—Pedro
Miguel locks, No. 1.—Pedro Miguel
ocks No. 2.—Pedro Miguel locks No.
3.—Statute in front of De Lessepi’s
home.—Street scene in Panama 1.-—
Street scene in Panama 2.—Tivoli
hotel.—Toboga, No. 1.—Toboga, No. 2.—
‘wo lower locks.—View from top of
administration building. © Oct. 7,
1912; 2 ¢ each Oct. 11, 1912; J 174034—
174077.
RoBeRTS (HoBaART V.), Utica, N. Y.
[31652-31663
Fashlight supper at midnight. ©
Oct. 3, 1912; 2 e Oct. 5, 19123 Jiiteade:
Flashlight venison. © Oct. 3, 1912;
e. Oct. 5, 1912; J 173810.
Little Indian. © Sept. 30, 1912;
ce. Oct. 10, 1912; J 174024.
[9 prints]:
Flashlight, supper at night.—Flash-
light, venison.—Getting acquainted.—
In the stillness of the night.—Little
idian.—Loon leaving water.—Loon on
nest.—Loon, the great American
diver.—TIwo of a kind make a pair.—
(Little loon on nest, second egg
chipped ready to hatch.) © Dee. 12,
1912: 2 c.-each Dei 162791250
51868-51876.
ie)
i)
IkXoBINSON (CHARLES M.) INC., Rich-
mond. [31664
Oak Grove school, 9 sheets. ©1e.
Dec. 11, 1912; I 1163.
RoBInson (H. C.), Brooklyn. [31665
New York (U.S.S.) © Oct. 21,1912; .
2 e. Oct. 21, 1912; K 49654,
ROCHESTER PHOTO PRESS, Rochester,
INGEN: [31666, 31667
Gunning, 566. © Nov. 18, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 238. 1912; J. 175660.
Winter, 567. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 «.
Dee. 11, 1912; J 176265:
Rock (J. F.), Honolulu. [31668
Palm scene on island of Maui. ©
July 1, 1911; 2 e Oct. 16, 1912; J
174227.
R0ESCcCH (LouIS), San Francisco.
[31669
Hofbriiu. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Nov.
14, 1912; K 50638.
062
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
31715
RooKWooD POTTERY co., Cincinnati.
[81670-31676
' [7 photographs] :
Buffoonery, a 662.—Burlesque, a
-669.—Comedy, a 664.-—Dance, a 663.—
Legerdemain, a 677.—Music, a 670.—
Tragedy, a 676. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2c.
each Dec. 10, 1912; J 176099-176105.
Root (Rosert M.), Shelbyville, Tl.
[31677
How the farmer is robbed. © Oct.
11, 1912; 2e. Oct. 14, 1912; K 48924.
Roscu (A. J.), New Rochelle, N. Y.
[381678
Healy (John F.) © Sept. 18, 1912;
2 c. Sept. 20, 1912; J 173910
Ross (WiLL M), Stevens Point, Wis.
[81679
Stevens Point, Wis., West dormitory,
River Pines sanatorium. © Sept. 17,
1912; 2c. Sept. 27, 1912; K 49001.
Rowe (A. O.) Concordia, Kan.
[31680-31683
Cloud County bank, 1—3. © Nov.
Poe oae 2 e,..ench Nov. 21, 1912: J
175462-175464.
Cloud County fair. © Nov. 18, 1912;
2 ¢. Nov. 21, 1912; J 175465.
Rowe (WINTHROP A.) St. Helen, Wash.
[31684
St. Helen (Mt.) from Spirit Lake.
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 9, 1912; J
176650.
ROXBURY PHOTOGRAPH ©CO., Roxbury,
Mass. [31685, 31686
Strathmore paper mills:
Mettineague, Mass., 147.—Moconoco,
Mass., 148. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2 c. each
Nov. 6, 1912; J 175079, 175080.
RoyYAL STUDIO, Wilmington, Del.
[81687-81692
Delaware college:
Class of 1915.—Class of 1916. ©
Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 11, 1912;
J 175184, 1751585.
Fort Du Pont, Del., bird’s-eye view.
Nov. 6, 1912; 2-¢. Nov. 11, 1912-5,
175186.
Goldey business college, students,
Wilmington, Del. © Oct. 23, 1912; 2c.
met, 25, 1912: .J. 174717.
Students at the Wilmington business
school. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 21,
1912; J 174464.
Wilmington, Del., panoramic view.
© Oct. 22, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; J
174718.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago.
[31693, 31694
Glad hand waits the man who comes
home royal tailored. © Oct. 5, 1912;
2 ¢e. Oct. 10, 1912; K 48670.
My one best pal; my royal tailored
self. © Noy. 2, 1912; 2 @ Nov. 15,
1912; K 50489.
RUDDER PUBLISHING co., New York.
[31695
Seabird. © Oct. 9, 1912; 2 e. Oct.
11, 1912; K 493865.
Rupe (A. D.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[381695*-31697
Modern fashions, fall and winter
1911-1912. Plate A, B. © June 15,
1911; 2 c. each June 14, 1911; K 25665,
25666.
—— Plate A, B. Figs. 400-410, 412—
424, © Dee. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
28, 1912; IKK 52080, 52081.
RUMLEY PRODUCTS Co., La Porte, Ind.
[31698, 31699
Line of labor savers. © Oct. 19,
-1912); 2 ce. Nov.. 11, 1912; K 50639.
Olds engine sawing wood. © Oct.
19, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1912; K 50640.
RUNYON (ROBERT), Brownsville, Tex.
[31700. 31701
_ Execution in Mexico. R-29849. ©
Sept. 24. 1912; 2 c« Nov. 4, A912; K
50478.
Mexican home. R-29859. © Sept.
24, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 50477.
RutH (ELMER D.), Halstead, Kans.
[31702-31713
Halstead, Kans. :
Bird’s-eye view.—From the north.—
Riverside park, boat landing 1.—River-
side park dam.—Riverside park, 1.—
Riverside park, sunlight and shadow.
© Sept. 2, 1912; 1 c. each Sept. 24,
1942: 2. e.Oct., 5, 1912353 173921—
173926.
—— East on 5th street.—Riverside
park, boat landing 2.—Riverside park,
boat landing 3.—Riverside park. Kit
Carson tree.—Riverside park, souvenir,
No. 2.—View on South Main street.
Oct) 14;/1912); 2 c. each Oct. 17, 1912;
J 174285-174290.
RYAN (Bert E.), Waterville, Minn.
[31714, 31715
[2 photographs] :
'-M. BE. chureh.—Rocky Point. ©
Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 23, 1912;
i J 175672, 175678.
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31716
pt. Iv, n. §., Vv. 7
RYDHOLM (H. G.), Sauk Centre, Minn.
[31716
Sauk Centre, Minn., high school. ©
Novi :20; 2042; °2 @. Dee 5; S912 J
1760382.
S. & QO. ENGRAVING co., Akron, O.
[81717, 31718
Montgomery, Ala. [Bird’s-eye view.]
(©) Oct. 26, 1912 3:26; Oct, 2h wo 13 = ke
492838.
Pensacola, Fla., 1912. © Nov. 1,
1992; 2. &. OC A 192 174ars.
SACKETT & WILHELMS CoO., New York.
[381719
Cows in pasture. © Dec. 16, 1912;
2 ¢. Dee. 21, 1912; K 52018.
SAGRAMOSO (ALFONSO), Philadelphia.
[31720
Philadelphia, Fairmont Park, Colum-
bus memorial. © Oct. 12, 1912; 2 ¢.
: Oct. 12, 1912; K 48697.
St. JOHN (HDWIN H.), Muscatine, Ia.
[31721-81725
[5 photographs]:
Autumn in the woods.—Autumn on
the Slough.—Autumnal evening.—Mir-
ror Bend on the Slough.—Moonlight on
the Mississippi. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2c.
each Dec. 9, 1912; J 176078-176082.
SAMUEL (AARON), New York.
[31726, 31727
Boys remember mother. © Oct. 15,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1912; K 49964.
In days of yore. © Oct. 15, 1912;
2 c. Oct. 30, 1912; K 49963.
SANBORN (A. N.), Wilmington, Del.
[81728, 31729
Fort Howard, Mt., panoramic view.
~© Nov. 11, 1912; 2 @ Nov. 14, 1912;
J) AVSSES.
Maryland steel company, 102. ©
Nov, 32," 4012-2 e. Nov... 14) 1019 -
175314.
SANDAHL (GUSTAF), Colorado Springs.
Colo. 131730
High drive. © Nov. 11, 1912; 2.
Dec. 9, 1912; J 176094.
SARTAIN (CHARLES A.), Danville, Tl.
[31731
Moose emblem card, Howdy Pap!
© Sept. 5, 1912; 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1912; 1 «.
Oct. 11, 1912; J 174144.
ScALEA (MARGARET G.), New York.
[31732, 31733
Atlantic fleet. [Cover design for
music.] © Noy. 12. 1912: 2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1912; K 50744.
ScALEA (MarcareT G.)—Continued.
Our blue jacket rag. [Cover design
for music.] © .Nov. 12, 1913-039 %c.
Nov. 14, 1912; K 50745.
SCHAEFER (PHILIP F.), Griffin Corners,
Nie ae [81734, 31735
Awakening of Rip Van Winkle after
his twenty year sleep. © Nov. 7, 1912;
2°e: Nov. 18, 1912: J 153a7i.
Rip Van Winkle as he looked after
his twenty year sleep. © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 ec. Noy. 18, 1912: J 175370.
SCHAWANG (PETER), Omaha, Neb.
[31736
Sioux City, bird’s-eye view. © 1.
Sept. 3, 1912; J 176009.
Scuerer (F. R.), Washington. [31737
Money making machine. © Sept. 16,
Ghz €. Noy. 6, 19125 i tipore:
SCHLESINGER BROS., New York.
[31788-81848
[Beatrice. Girl’s head.] © Noy. 25,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51155.
[Cards for coloring] :
Believe me I’m a very affectionate
man and a good spender.—|[Blos-
som.]—[Butterfly girl.]—[Cherub.]—
[Chief.] — [Chrysanth.}] — [Clare-
mont.]—[Colonial beauty.]—[Colonial
belle.] — [Colonial coquette.] — [Colo-
nial dame.J]—[Colonial girl.]—[Colo-
nial lady.] — [Constance.] — [Corin-
ne.]—[Creek.]—[Curly locks.]—[Dar-
ling.] — [Deerfoot.] — [Evelyn.] —
[Falls.]— [Her sweetheart.] — [Hop
Sing that’s me.]—[Hortense.]|—-I hope
my dog didn’t frighten him away.—lI
vonder vill she effer come along yet.—
If you lovee me I givee you velly sweet
candee.—If you lovee Yum Yum, Yum
Yum lovee you.—[ Justine. ]—[Kitty.J—
[ Landscape.] — [Lane.] — [Marian.]—
[Matinee girl.]—Me lookee for some
nice girlie—[Muriel.J—[My bathing
girl.] — [My lady.] — [Myrtle.] — [On
the shore.]—[Our baby.]—[Rider.]—
[Rose Marie.]—Run away China kid me
lovee Melican boy.—[Rustic bridge.]—
[Spring. ] [Summer.]— This say I
lovee you muchee, muchee.—[Win-
ter.|—[Woods.] © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c.
each Dec. 20, 1912; K 52299-52348.
[Girls heads for coloring] :
[Ardelle.] — [Beatrix.]—[Birdie. ]—
[Della.]—[Louisa.] — [Naomi.] — [Su-
san.] © Dec. 24, 1912; 2 ec. each Dec.
27, 1912; K 52350-52856.
[Ruth, Girl’s head.]
© Nov. 25,
| 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912; Ix 511bG
064
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
31956
SCHLESINGER BROS.—Continued.
[Solar prints for coloring, 7
inches] :
[Ada.]—[Ann.]—[Belle.]—Don’t get
discouraged.—Fat feller always gig-
gles.—[Flo.]—Friend is a fellow who
knows all about you.—Gee wouldn’t I
like to sit on some nice girl’s lap.—
He’s awful slow he hasn’t kissed me
yet.—House is not a home—TI could
rest on your chest.—I count myself in
nothing else so happy.—I vas affraidt
mine heart vould bust mit love for
you.u—I wish thee health.—[Jean.]—
[Julia.] — [Kate.] — [Marie.] May
your heart know happiness.—Mine fel-
ler says.—Mother.—My word, but I’m
getting thin.—One cannot bea friend.—
Ounce of will.—[Therese.]—Well I may
have lost my figure.—Will you take
mit me dot trot to Turkey. © Dec. 2,
1912; 2 e. each Dec. 6, 1912; K 51450-
51476.
[Sylvia. Girl’s head.] © Nov. 25,
1912; 2 ©. Nov: 29, 1912; K 51154.
Then when the coffee is served join
us in a toast. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2c.
Dec. 27, 1912; K 52349.
{8 prints]:
I just love to be loved by a big
brave—I’m nobody’s papoose.—l’m
out hunting for a sqaw.—No fat girls
for mine, they have no laps.—O I’m
sick, I want to die, my girl threw me
down.—Say chief I know a dandy
place to spoon.—There’s lots of room
in my blanket for some nice: squaw.—
Who said I don’t love my squaw. ©
Mee er, tolZ; 2c. each Dec. 30, 1912;
K 52453-52460.
[14 prints]:
[Adelaido.J]—[Baby mine.]—[Bath-
ing beauty.]—[Bathing girl.]—[But-
terfly girl.] — [Constance.] [Curly
head.]—[Diving girl. ]—[Evelyn.]—
I’ll give you this. if you'll give me a
kiss.—Let’s be friends again.—[Lil-
lan.J]—She won’t speak to me now
‘cause I’m broke.—[Two bathers.] ©
Dee. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 26, 1912;
K 52244-52257.
by 9
ScHLoss (JacoBp) New York.
[81849-31852
Baha (Abdul) 1-4. © Dec. 30, 1912;
2 ec. each Dec. 31, 1912; J 176848-—
176851.
SCHLUETER (FRANK J.) Houston.
[31853
Houston, William Rice _ institute,
administration bldg. and panoram
from east. © Oct. 14, 1912; 2 « Nov.
5, 1912; J 175069.
SS ———————————————EEeE—————E—ee—EeEyE_——————EE————E—ESs
t
ScuHmipt (H. R.) & co., Wichita, Kans.
[31854
Official Kansas day post card. ©
Noy. 20, 1912; 2 ce Dec. 2, 1912; K
51757.
SCHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia.
[31855-31956
[102 prints]:
Always good, 4226.—Attractive,
493. — Attractive, 4121. — [Baseball
fans], 328.—Beatrice, ~ 4222.—Best
quality only, 748.—Best workmanship,
873.—Big proposition, 783.—Choice
cuts, 872.—Cliffs and seal rocks, Cal,
3819.—Come and play, 703.—Confidence,
4122. — Confident, 492. — Contented,
489.— Contented, 4168. — Convincing
fact, 779.—Convineing statement,
778.—Cool at last, 754.—Critical mo-
ment, 4167.—Daughter of the chief,
41638. — Delicious, 325. — Delicious,
4127.— Delighted, 474.—Edge of Grand
Canyon, 4166.—Evening charm, 4234.—
Hxperts, 4144.—Fighting fires in 1800,
1858, 1914; 786.—First proposal, 309.—
Fragrant, 487.—Fresh every day, 787.—
Fresh from the water, 741.—From
forest to home, 744.—From mine to
fireside, 742.—Gateway to woods,
4125.—Going fine, 477.—Good aim,
496.—Good and sweet, 4146.—Good as
new, 782.—Good beginning, 479.—
Good beginning, 772.—Good drive,
478.— Good point, 752.—Good sail,
4123.—Good service, 490.—Good treat,
4227.—-Grand Canyon, Ariz., 822.—
Happy, 486.—Happy home, 784.—Hap-
py hours, 4145.—Hello book—Helping
mother, 4232.—Hey mister, want a
tow, 4145.—Home sweet home, 776.—
I spy, 806.—Insuring his future, 785.—
Introducing good beginner, 4228.—It’s
coming, 475.—Kiss first, 308.—Kitty,
4243, — London bridge. [Game. ]
307.—Look at mine, 755.—Lord Bril-
liant and Lord Golden. 758.—Lorna
Doone and Lozana, 746.—Lucky, 491.—
Mae, 866.—Marie, 4155.—Martha,
865.—Natural Bridge, Va., 321.—
Niagara Falls, 320.—Now I lay me,
4239.—Oaks, 4158.—On the alert,
4124.—-Pansies, 4221.—Phone direc-
tory,’ 827.—Phone for prompt service,
770.—Place of safety, 738.—Pleasant
eall, 484.—Pleased, 485, 777.—Pleasing,
495.— Pretty flowers, 707.— Prize,
769.—Prosperous and peaceful.—Pro-
tection, 4147.—Pure and_ delicious,
768.—Quality first, 871.—Ready, 488.—
Rocky shore, 4159.—Rose, 324.—Safe
and sure, 4133.—Sarah, 867.—Selected
quality, 781.—Step in the right direc-
tion, 766.—Stunning, 476.—Style and
best quality, 757.—Two good friends,
4148.—Up to date, 497.—Winner,
065
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31957
ScHNEIWER (F. A.)—Continued.
[102 prints]—Continued.
494.—Woodland path, 4233.—World
series, 1911, 304.—World series, 1912,
305.—You’re always washing some-
thing and me too, 756. © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ce. each Oct. 15, 1912; K 49174-49275.
SCHNITZMEYER & DESCH, Polson, Mont.
[81957, 31958
[2 photographs]:
Moonlight on Flathead Lake, Mont.
Polson, Mont. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Dec. 30, 1912; J 176793, 176794.
ScHouz (H. VU.) Medford, Me.
[31959-31963
Crater Lake, 4, 6, 8, 9,10. © Oct. 9,
1912; 2 ¢. each Oct. 16, 1912; J 174234-
174238.
ScHorr (H. 8.) Spokane. [31964
Group of three men, one black bear
hanging on tree, [ete.] © 1. Dee.
10, 1912; J 176108.
ScHREIBER (LouIS), West Bend, Wis.
[31965
The virtuoso. © Sept. 24,1912; 2.
Oct: 7, 1912'S" 173822:
ScHROETER (CHARLES R.), Milwaukee.
[81966
- All around plumber and heater. . ©
Dec. 5, 1912; 2 c«. Dee. 30, 1912; K
52450.
SCHUFFLER (CHARLES J.) Happy Camp,
Cal. [81967
Preston Peak from Kaid Mt. across
the fog. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2c. Dec. 2,
1912; J 175994.
ScHULTZ, (WILLIAM JOHN) Cincinnati.
[81968
Pressed metal bldg. designed to con-
tain and exhibit the miniature of the
city of Cincinnati, O. and the Cincin-
nati Southern ry. © Nov. 2, 1912;1e.
Nov. 7, 1912; I 1159.
SCHULTZ PRINTING WoRKS, Cincinnati.
[31969, 31970
After the show. © Oct. 19, 1912; 2
ec. Oct. 22, 1912; K 49831.
Metropole inn. © Dec. 19, 1912; 2
ec. Dec. 20, 1912; K 51987.
ScHuLz (SIEGFRIED) New York.
[81971-31975
St. Denis (Ruth) 1, 2. ©1c. each
Noy. 15, 1912; J 175441, 175442.
8... Ord es} Det. mies, Lelees a)
176231.
moon dance, 1, 2. ©1c¢. each
Dec. 10, 1912; J 176229, 176230.
06
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 7
SCHUSTER Cco., Cleveland.. [381976
[Italian wine girl.] © Oct. 14, 1912;
-2¢. Oct. 17, 1912; K 49687.
SCHWEIG ART NOUVEAU STUDIO, St.
Louis. [81977, 31978
Cummings (Campbell) 1, 2. © Nov.
7, 1912; 2 c each Nov. 9, 1912: J
~ 175150, 175151.
SCHWENKE (A. G.), Milwaukee.
[31979
Milwaukee, five miles of. © Nov.
7, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1912; K 50223.
SCRANTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., Scran-
ton, Pa. [381980
Victor. © Dec. 27, 4913-0200 Dey
30, 1912; K 52500.
SCRIBNER AND Hunt, Oklahoma City,
Okla. [81981
Diploma, common school. © Nov.
11, 1912; 2 « Novi 23, 191255 haanane
SEAMANS (Davip J.), Battle Creek.
[81982-31985
Suityourself. (Greeting, apprecia-
tion.) © Dec. 24, 1912; 2 ¢ Dee. 30,
1912; K 52499.
—— (Sentiment of giving.) © Dec.
20, 1912; 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52498. |
(This store of good will.) ©
Dec. 6, 1912: 2 c. Dee. 30, 1912; K
52496.
—— (Your merry Christmas gift for
him.) © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 ¢c Dee. 30,
1912; K 52497.
SEATON (CHARLES H.) Glencarlyn, Va.
[81986
Blossoms. ©. Dec. 3i) 1912726
Dee. 31, 1912; J 176825.
SEcor (Harry WINFIELD) New York.
[31987
Long distance wireless telephone. ©
Nov. 19, 1912; -1 ‘e. Nove 20) tere
1151.
SerterR (H. W.) New York. [81988
[Dreaming woman in evening clothes
with flowers.] © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 10, 1912; K 48611.
SrLtBy (E. O.) Coshocton, O. [31989
Orchard Heights. © July 1, 1912; 2
ce. Nov. 18, 1912; K 50688.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY, Chicago.
[81990-32142
| Motion picture posters] :
Atala. [Large size.] © Novy. 7,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1912; K 50292.
all size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
1, 1912; K 49716.
2c. Nov.
6
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
32142
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters ]—Con.
Aubry’s (Miss) love affair. [Large
size.| © Nov. 14, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 18,
1912; K 50571.
[Small size.] © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 11, 1912; K 50275.
|
Awakening. [Large size.] © Oct.
10, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; K 48815.
== small.size.] © Oct. 1,;:1912;
2 ec. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48407.
Between love and the law. [Large |
size.|. ©. Oct. 31, 1912; 2\c¢. Nov. 4,
1912; K 49854.
[Small size.] © Oct. 25, 1912; |
2 ec. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49485.
Buck’s romance. [Large size.]
|
© |
Dec. 3, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1912; K 51500. |
[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912; |
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50854. |
Bud’s heiress. [Small size.] © Dec. |
23, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52420.
Carmen of the isles. [Large size.] |
meet, 24, 1912; 2 & Oct. 28, 1912; K |
49528. |
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912; |
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 491387. ©
Clue. [Small size] © Dec. 21,
1912; 2c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52421.
Colter’s (John) escape. [Large |
size.| © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 23, |
1912; K 50830. |
—— [Small size.] |
2 c. Nov. 13, 1912; K 50380. |
Counterfeit Santa Claus. [Large |
size.] © Dec. 10, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 16, |
}
|
|
|
© Novi: 0, 1912;
29122 1S 51ST.
—- [Small size.] © Dec. 11, 1912; |
2 ¢ Dec. 16, 1912; K 51823.
Cowboy editor. [Large size] ©
Dec. 24, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1912; K
52437.
—— [Small size.] © Dec. 19, 1912;
2 ec. Dee. 21, 1912; K 52044.
Curious family. [Large size.]
mee 1. 1912" 2 ec. Dee: 215 1912:
52063. |
-——=-{Small size] © Dee. 11, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51821.
Dynamiters. [Large size.] © Oct. |
ea. 4912-2 c.. Oct. 28; 1912; K 49529. |
— [Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912; |
|
© |
K
2
ce. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49134.
Euchered. [Large size.] © Sept.
26, 1912: 2 c. Oct. 2, 1912; K 48367.
False order. [Large size.] © Dec.
24, 1912: 2c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52440.
ei small size] © Dee, 19, 1912-4
2c. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52045.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters]—Contd.
Fire cop. [Large size.] © Nov. 19,
1912; 2c. Nov. 28, 1912; K 50826.
[Small size.] © Noy. 14, 1912;
2¢. Nov. 16, 1912; K 50494.
Fire fighter’s love. [Large size.] ©
Nov. '7,*1912; 2 e Noy:, I) -19ie? K
50293.
[Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
2 e@. Nov.:-1,-1912; K 49717.
Wisherboy’s faith. [Large size] ©
en LOIS 2) é. Oe 21g Ie
| 49320.
[Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
| 2 e. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49139.
Freight train drama. [Large size.]
| © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1912; K
50827.
—— [Small size.] © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 11, 1912; K 50271.
Friends in San Rosario. [Large
| size.] © Nov. 14, 1912; 2 « Nov. 18,
| 1912; K 50569.
— [Small size] © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 ¢) Nov. 11,1912: K 50272!
Getting an education. [Small size.]
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 ec. 19, 1912; K 49138.
Getting atmosphere. [Large size.}
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1912; K
48812.
——— [Small size.] © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 8, 1912; K 48408.
Girl of the mountains. [Large size.]
| © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; K
51160.
——— [Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2 ec. Noy. 25, 1912; K 50855.
God of gold. [Large size.] © Nov.
26, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1912; K 51168.
[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912; 2
ce. Noy. 25, 1912; K 50856.
Greater wealth. [Large size] ©
Wee aT. FO? +2 e Dee. 21, 1912
52062.
{Small size.] © Dee. 11, 1912;
2 e. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51825.
Gunfighter’s son. [Large size] ©
“Dee: 24; 1912:'2 e: Dee> 28, 1912. K
52436.
—— [Small size.] © Dec. 19, 1912;
| 2 e. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52046.
Harbor Island. [Large size] ©
Wee, 11, 1912.2 .c. Dec. 16, 19125, K
51881.
—— [Small size.]_ © Dec. 11, 1912;
2 ce Dec. 16, 1912; K 51827.
067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32142
pt. Iv, n.8., v.7
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters ]—Contd.
Heart in rags. [Large size] ©
Oct. 17) PO: 2ve:- Oct. .24, 1912s
49319.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 19, 1912; K 491380.
Her bitter lesson. [Large size.] ©
Oct, AT, 1912:.2.¢) Oct i sia?
49325.
[Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49136.
Her education. [Large size.] ©
Oct. 24, 19125 2 ec.Oet.. 28, 19s Kk
49530.
His wedding eve. [Large size] ©
Oct; TL, : 1982 22-6. OGk 2h, Ole, AG
49321.
[Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49188.
Hobo’s rest cure. [Large size.] ©
Noy. 14,.1912; 2 @ Nov. 18, 1912; K
50570.
[Small size.] © Noy. 7, 1912;
2 c. Noy. 11, 1912: K 50273.
How the cause was won. [Large
size.] © Sept. 26, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 2,
1912; K 483866.
How the Duke of Leisure reached
his winter home. [Large size] ©
Dee? 10) 1912% "2° ec. Wee iG, TOTS I
51879.
2c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51819.
International romance. [Large size. ]
© Sept. 26, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1912; K
48368.
Jim’s vindication. [Large size.] ©
Oct: 17; 19252 ve. Skeet: “Bh: 1913 eK
49322,
all size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
2e. Oct. 19, 1912: K 49135.
Kings of the forest. Cut no. 1-4,
6-10, 14. [Small size] © Nov. 1,
1912; 2 ec. each Nov. 7, 1912; K 49979-
49988.
Cut V0: sb;
Oat. 22, 4912: 2. €. Mov.. ‘7;
49977
[Small size.] ©
1912; K
Cut no. 15. [Small size] ©
Oct. 22, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1912; K
49978.
Last of her tribe. [Large size.] ©
Dec. 3, 1912: 2 .e. Wea. 7, FEZ; KK
51499.
—— [Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50857.
Legend of the lost arrow. [Large
size.] © Oct. 24, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 28,
1912; K 49581.
(2c Nov.
SELIG POLYSCOPE comPany—Continued.
[Motion picture posters ]—Contd.
[Small size.] © Oct. 17, 1912;
2c. Oct. 19, 1912; K 49132.
Little organ player of San Juan.
[Large size.] © Dec. 10, 1912; 2.
Dec. 16, 1912; K 51878.
— [Small size.] © Dec. 11, 1912;
2c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51826.
Lost inheritance. [Large size.] ©
Oct. 31, 1912;.2 © Noy, 4, 3912-3
49851.
[Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
2e¢. Nov. 1, 1912; K 49718.
Loyal deserter. [Large size] ©
Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Dee, 21, 19125
52065.
[Small size.] © Dee. 11, 1912;
2 ce. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51824.
Man among men. [Large size.] ©
Nov. “7, 1912; 2 ¢. Noy, di visi ie
50295.
[Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
1, 1912; K 49719.
Man who might have been. [Large
size.] © Dec. 24, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1912; K 52489.
2c. Dee. 28, 19125, K e2129:
Mantle of Red Evans. [Large size.]
© Noy. 19, 1912; 2 e. Nov. 28, 1912; K
50828.
© Nov. 7, 1912;
[Small size. ]
2c. Nov. 11, 1912; K 50274.
Mike’s brainstorm. [Large size.] ©
Nov., 7, 1912; 2.¢. Nov. di 339122
50291.
— [Small size.] © Oct. 25, 1912;
. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49436.
reine vagabond. [Large ay,
© Dee. 4, 1912; 2 e Dec. 7, 19125 K
51502.
[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50858.
Motorcycle adventure. [Large size.]
© Sept: 26,.1912;; 2 «. Oct. 2, 112
48365.
My wife’s bonnet. [Large size.] ©
Oct. 3, 1912: 2 & Och, iG ae
48808.
—— [Small.size.J © Oct. J) aon;
2 ce. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48405.
Near-sighted cupid. [Large size.]
© Nov. 26, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; K
51162.
[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50859. .
Old songs and memories. [Large
size.] © Oct. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 4,
1912; K 49855.
068
mo. 4, 1912
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
32142
SELIG POLYSCOPE coMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters ]—-Contd.
[Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
2c. Nov. 1, 1912; K 49720.
Opitsah. [Large size.] © Dee. 8,
fo 2 eG Dee. 7, 1942; K 51501.
——[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50860.
Opium smugglers. [Large size.] ©
Wet, 3, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48809.
-———- {Small size.} © Oct. 1, 1912;
2c. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48411. .
Orpheus (Sammy) [Large size.]
© Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1912; K
51503.
[Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2c. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50862.
Our lady of the pearls. [Large
size.| © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 21,
1912; IK 52064.
/-——=" | Small size.}] ©: Dee. 11, 1912;
hes Wee. 16, 19125 K 51818.
~ Plain girl’s love. [Small size.] ©
mee 2a. .1992: 2 ec. Dec. 28, 1912; .K
52422,
Poison ivy. [Small size.] © Dec.
Zo, 1912; 2c. Dec. 28, 1912; K 52428.
_ Prompted by jealousy. [Large size.]
© Dec. 24, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 28, 1912; K
2438.
. —— [Small size.] © Dec. 19, 1912;
P ec. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52047.
Ranger and his horse. [Large size.]
ic) Nov. 27, 1912; 2c. Nov. 29, 1912; K
51159.
—— (Small size.) © Nov. 22, 1912;
2 ce. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50861.
. Revolutionary romance. [Small
size.| © Dec. 23, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28,
912; Ik 52424.
Roderick’s ride. [Large size.] ©
eee a 1912: 2 e: Dee.16, 1912" | K
5H 1LSSO.
—— [Small size.] © Dec. 11, 1912;
2 ¢. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51822.
Roped in. [Large size.] © Nov. 14,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 18, 1912; K 50567.
=—— {small size.|] © Nov. 7, 1912;
me Nov. 11, 1912+ K 50276.
Rough ride with nitroglycerine.
[Large size.] © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢
Dee. 21, 1912; K 52066.
—— [Small size.] © Dec. 11, 1912;
wm c. Dec. 16, 1912; K 51820.
Sad devil. [Large size.] © Oct. 10,
1912: 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; K 48811.
== | Small size.|: ©, Oct.. 1; 1912:
Pc. Oct. 8, 1912; K 48404.
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters]—Contd.
Saint and the Siwash. [Large size.]
© Nov. 7, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1912; K
50294. |
—-— [Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
240s, Nov. 1, 1912s K 49722.
Saved by fire. [Large size] ©
Oct. Si, 1912: 2c. Noy.' 4, 1912: > K
49852.
—— [Small size.] © Oct, 29, 1912;
Ze) Nov. d, 1992<" K 49722:
Shanghaied. [Large size.] © Oct.
31, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49853.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 29, 1912;
Zi Now i 192 = KK 49723;
Shuttle of fate. [Large size] ©
Oem ar tote «2 ier Oe 7. L912 ie
48805.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48409.
So-Jun-Wah- and _ the tribal-law.
[Large size.] © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 e¢.
Oct. 14, 1912; K 48813.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 2, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 4, 1912; K 48422.
Subterfuge. [Large size.] © Oct.
3, 1912; 2 ce. Oct. 7, 1912; K 48807.
— [Small size.] © Oct. 1, 1912;
216; Oets: 3) 1912» K. 48410.
Tempted by necessity. [Large size.]
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2c Oct. 14, 1912:
K 48814.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48406.
Triangle. [Large size.] © Nov. 14,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1912; K 50568.
—— [Small size.] © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 eliNowe 14d One = ae 2 7.
©
Vintage of fate. [Large size.]
NOW 20) 1982) 5 De) Nov... 29, 19123 1K
51161.
—— [Small size.] © Nov. 22, 1912;
2 e@. Nov. 25, 1912; K 50863.
Voice of warning. [Large size.] ©
Wet. 24/1912): 2) e.. Ot, 28, 1912: 1s
49532.
—— [Small size.] © Oct. 19, 1912;
2. Oet. 17,, 1912; K 49131.
When Edith played judge and jury. .
[Large size.] © Sept. 26, 1912; 2 «.
Oct. 2, 1912; K 48364.
When Helen was elected. [Large
size.] © Nov. 19, 1912; 2 ec Nov. 23,
1912; K 50829.
—— [Small size] © Nov. 7, 1912;
Bre Nov, 11, 1912 » K 50278.
Where love is there God is also.
[Large size.] © Oct. 3, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 7, 1912; K 48806.
069
74324—13——_9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY—Continued.
[Motion picture posters ]—Contd.
[Small size.] © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 3, 1912; K 48408.
| Portrait] :
Weed (Frank) © Oct. 29, 1912;
? ce. Oct-31, 19I2s eso.
SELLS-FLOTO cIRCUS, Denver. [821438
Selis-Floto clown eats Vienna sau-
sage. © Dec. 15, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 19,
1912; KK 51945.
SEMPLE (WILLIAM K.), Washington.
[32144-32165
Monticello:
Bas relief in hall ceiling, 15.—Can-
delabra, 20.—Dining room, 8.—Dining
room chandelier, 25.—Dining room
mantel, 24.—Hall clock, 14.—\Jefferson
portrait ; by Dick, 11.—Jefferson’s bust
and pillar, 17.—Jefferson’s coffee urn,
18.—Jefferson’s music stand, 16.—Jef-
ferson’s study, 30.—Loom house, 1.—
Malachite table, 19.—President’s stair-
way, 2.—Reception hall, 5.—Salon, 6.—
Salon mantel, 7—Salon mirror, 21.—
Tea room frieze, 29.—Three Wedge-
wood plaques in dining room mantel,
26-28. © Oct. 20, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct.
22, 1912; J 174516-174537.
Schenectady,
ONG [32166
Prices. [Shooting gallery signs.] ©
Sept. 20, 1912; 2 e Oct. 4, 1912; K
51283.
SEVERANCE & FLACK, Watertown, N. Y.
[32167-82174
1000 Islands, 1-8. © July 27, 1912;
1 ¢c. each July 29, 1912, 1 c. each Oct.
21, 1912; J 174550-174557.
SEWARD (GEORGE A.), Rome, Ga.
[82175
Daddy says ‘tis fine. Welsbach no.
818. © Oct. 20) 1912: 2 ec. Nov. 13,
1912; J 175240.
SERVICE SPECIALTY CO.,
Seymour (ALice), Des Moines.
[32176, 82177
May Christmas cheer abide with
you. © Novy, \'23) , 1912*"2°@) Dec. 6,
1912; K 51444.
Not gifts of gold. © Nov. 23, 1912;
2c. Dec. 6, 1912; K 51448.
Suaw (A. L.), Chicago. [82178
Kentucky bell. © Oct. 19, 1912; 2c.
Oct. 23, 1912; K 49370.
SHEPUERD (W. T. L.) Portsmouth, Va.
[82179
Virginia’s gift to the nation. © Dec.
12, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 14, 1912; K& 51758.
570
SHERMAN (EDWARD F.) ‘Wildwood,
Nove. [82180-32275
Anglesea, N. J.:
Arrival of boat from Shore har-
bor.—Boat landing and fishing pier.—
Boats ready for the morning trip to
the fishing banks.—Lighthouse by
moonlight. © Oct. 22, 1912; 2 c. each
Dec. 10, 1912; J 176185, 176171, 176172,
176189.
Wildwood, N. J.:
Absolutely safe beach for the chil-
dren.—Amusements and stores around
the casino make it a busy center.—
Arcade entrance from the board walk
to the casino is a seene of activity.—
Atlantic ave. aS seen from the ¢a-
sino.—Atlantic pier and boardwalk.—
Baby parade.—Bathing hour.—Bath-
ing hour at the Atlantic pier.—Beach
chairs and awnings for observation of
bathers.—Beach front from casino to
Atlantic pier.—Beach front from the
St. Charles to Wildwood Crest pier.—
Beach is a lively place during the sum-
mer season.—Beach is black with hu-
manity during bathing hour.—Beach
scene near the Fun chase and Royal
apartment.—Beach scene nobody loves
a fat man.—Beautiful coming wave.—
Beautiful lawn at Edgeton inn.—Beau-
tiful residence and hotel Greylock.—
Beautiful specimens of the wild holly-
hock.—Beautiful Sunset Lake at Wild-
wood Crest.—Beautiful wave just
breaking and ships that go to sea.—
Bird’s-eye view looking east, Wild-
wood Manor hotel in the distance.—
Bird’s-eye view looking northeast.—
Bird’s-eye view looking north, Ottens
canal in the distance.—Bird’s-eye view
looking north showing public school
and inland waterway in the distance.—
Bird’s-eye view ‘looking south, Penn-
Sylvania railroad’s station and post of-
fice in foreground—Bird’s-eye view
looking south east showing P. H.
church.—Bird’s-eye view looking south
west.—Bird’s-eye view looking south
with prominent hotels in .the dis-
tance.—Bird’s-eye view looking west
showing the sounds in the distance.—
Bird’s-eye view of the boardwalk from
the ocean pier.—Boardwalk.—Board-
walk at Oak ave.—Boardwalk at Pop-
lar ave.—Boardwalk at the Cedar ave.
corner.—Boardwalk is like a Grecian
amphitheatre during bathing hour.—
Boardwalk opposite ocean pier.—Boat
for Cape May starting from the land-
ing.—Breakers.—Casino playground.—
Children love to wade in the ocean.—
Children on the beach in the shade of
the boardwalk.—Crabbing at Grassy
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
32292
SHERMAN (Epwarp F.)—Continued.
Sound.—Crest pier, bathing beach and
Seward apartment.—Famous annual
baby parade.—Fishing and boating at
the Rio Grande bridge—F lowers bloom
in profusion at Wildwood Crest. resi-
dence of Dr. Weiss.—Garden of Eden,
residence corner Park and Pine ave-
nues.—Holly Beach yacht club at
Wildwood Crest in 1912.—Holly-hock
in its natural state——Hotel Drayton
and residence of Hon. P. P. Baker.—
Inlet hotel and Mace’s landing.—Life-
guards and their friends near Atlan-
tic pier.—Lone fisherman by moon-
light.—Low tide at beach—Low tide
at Grassy Sound.—Low tide in the
harbor, Sunset Lake, Wildwood
Crest.—Merry-go-round building, Pine
ave. and boardwalk.—Midnight on
Sunset Lake, Wildwood Crest.—Moon-
light shadows on Sunset Lake, Wild-
wood Crest.—No mud cakes for these
little girls on the beach at the Ocean
pier.—North Wildwood arch showing
hotel Cromwell on the right and hotel
Pennsylvania on the left.—Ocean front
at the Breakers hotel.—Ocean is a
constant changing picture at the ca-
sino.—Ocean is a glorious scene by
moonlight. — Ocean pier. — Ocean
scene.—Pacific ave. looking north at
Wildwood Crest.—Pacific ave. looking
south from MHeather-road, Wildwood
Crest.—-Pacifie ave.—Part of the beach
front at Wildwood Crest.—Pine ave.
looking east.—Portion of~ Wildwood
beach during bathing hour showing
Wildwood Crest in the distance.
Promenade on the beach. between the
beach chairs.—Residence of D. Miles
Rigor, Wildwood Crest.—St. Ann’s
R. C. church and rectory, Magnolia
and Pacific avenues.—St. Ann’s R. C.
ehurch and rectory, Pacific and Glen-
wood avenues.—Section of the beach
front.—Section of Wildwood ave.—
Show place-——Summer season makes
busy times at the Pennsylvania rail-
road station.—Sunrise at Wildwood
Crest.—Surf at Wildwood Crest.—
Thousands of people congregate at the
casino music pavilion.—Typical resi-
dence in Wildwood Crest.—View of the
breakers.—-View of the ocean.—Watch-
ing the baby parade.—When the even-
ing shades gather round Sunset Lake,
Wildwood Crest.—Where the ocean
roars at Wildwood Crest.—Wild holly-
hock in its natural state-—Wildwood
Manor hotel on the boardwalk, 1912.
© Oct. 22, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 10,
1912; J 1761382-176134, 1761386—176170,
176173176188, 176190-176227.
SHERMAN (F. M.), Lebanon, Or.
[82276, 32277
Icicles and snow drifts—no more for
me! Strawberries and roses, O-R-P.
© Dec. 9, 1912; 2c Dec. 14, 1912: J
176311.
Young spud grower. © Dec. 9, 1912:
2 ¢. Dec. 14, 1912; J 176312.
SHERRICK (ALLYN), Lima, O.
[82278-32282
Athenian daughter. © Dec. 2, 1912;
2c. Dee. 2, 1912; J 175988.
Bather (The) © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 c.
Dec. 2, 1912; J 175989.
Mother’s joy. © Nov. 2, 1912; 2¢
Dec. 2, 1912; J 175990. -
Venetian dream. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 2, 1912; J 175991.
Visit (The) © Nov. 2, 1912; 2 «.
Dee. 2, 1912; J 175992.
SHockKey (P. C.), Harlingen, Tex.
[32283-32290
Black Hamburg grapes by flash-
light. © June 20, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6,
1912; J 176118.
Bunch of Tokay grapes. © June 20,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176119.
Grape in one-year-old vineyard. ©
June 20, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; 5
176121. ;
Grapes from cuttings in 28 months.
© June 25, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; F
176120.
Oranges in Rio Grande Valley. ©
Nowe! 1. 8902s 2. eo 1 Dec...6,,d9t2= J
176122.
Packing grapes in Rio Grande Val-
ley. © June 20, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 6,
1912; J 1761238.
Rio Grande Valley peaches. © June
10, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176124.
Tokay grapes in 2 year old vineyard.
© June 20, 1912; 2c. Dec. 6, 1912; J
176125.
SHOW COMMITTEE OF THE AUTOMOBILE
BOARD OF TRADE. NATIONAL AUTO-
MOBILE SHOW, 1913. [Colored
poster.]
See Automobile board of trade, New
York.
SIGMUND (JOSEPH), Denver. [32293
In appreciation. © Nov. 27, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 2, 1912; K 51223.
SILL STOVE works, Rochester, N. Y.
[382292
I’m just back from. © Oct. 1, 1912;
2 ce. Oct. 9, 1912; K 48612.
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pt. Iv, n. S., Vv. 7
32293
Simpson (Harry H.), Toledo. [32298
Meig’s (Fort) monument. © Oct.
15, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175384.
SIMPSON (JOHN T.) Newark, N. J.
[82294-32296
Fireproof school construction of re-
inforced concrete, Simpson unit sys-
tem’. © 1°e¢ Dec. 18, 1927 17:
Railroad crossing cabin, A, B.
Nov. 8, 1912; 1 c. and Nov. 11, 1912;
I 1148, 1144.
SINDELAR (THOMAS A.) New York.
[32297
Menu. Dinner to William Howard
Taft [ete.] by Lotus club. © Nov. 16,
1912; 2 ce. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50716.
SKoLas (JuL1A) Cripple Creek, Colo.
[32298-32300
Retrospection. © Dee. 6, 1912; 2 e.
Dec. 12, 1912; J 176286.
Three friends. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2.
Dec. 12, 1912; J 176287.
We can talk. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 12, 1912; J 176288.
SLADE’S ART SHOP, Chelsea, Mass.
[32301-32315
[15 photographs] :
Carter Notch from Glen road, Jack-
son, N. H., 312.—Carter Notch from
Jackson, N. H., 302.—Carter Notch
from the Poplars, Jackson, N. H.,
305.—Doublehead Mt. from Jackson,
N. H., 3806.—Franconia Notch, N. H.,
Hagle Cliff, 300.—Franconia Notch,
N. H., Profile Lake and Eagle Cliff,
301.—Jackson, N. H., Fairview bridge,
304.—Jackson, N. H., haying time,
308.—Moat Mt. from Jackson, N. H.,
311.—Pond road, Lake Sunapee, N. H..,
313.—Springtime, 314.—Thorn Hill
road, Jackson, N. H., 310.—Thorn Mt.
and Wild Cat River, Jackson, N. H.,
303.—Washington (Mt.) from the Lone
Birch, Jackson, N. H., 807.—Wild Cat
River, Jackson, N. H., 309. © Aug. 1,
1912; 2c. each Nov. 25, 1912; J 175708—
175722.
SLAMAN (MarkK J.), New York. [82316
Dresser (Dan D.) © Nov. 25, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 18, 1912; K 507438.
Stamon (P. F.) Union Hill, N. J.
| [82317
Homeward bound. © Nov. 17, 1912;
2 ce. Noy. 19, 1912; J 175745.
Stevin (lL. 8.) Carmel, Cal.
[32318-32322
Miguel at Carmel mission. © Nov.
20, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175856.
SLEVIN (L. S.)—Continued.
Sherman and Hallecks fireplace. ©
Dec. T, 1912; 2 ¢.) Deca) 102s
176412.
Sherman and Hallecks headquarters,
rear of. © Dec. 7, 1912; 2 c Dee. 20,
1912; J 176413.
Stevenson:
House thro’ trus.—Stairway. ©
Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 29, 1912;
J 175854, 175855.
SMELSER-SEEBOLD STUDIO, La Salle, Ill.
[382323
Dunne (Bishop) © Sept. 11, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6 1912; J 176025.
SmirH (ANNA Harris) Boston. [382324
Christmas in a stable. © Dee. 10,
1912: 2 c. Dee. 12, 192i ae
SmitH (Ernest M.) Butte Falls, Or.
[82325
Pitt (Mt.) from southeast side. ©
July 20, 1912; 2 e Nov. 14, 1912; J
175261.
Sarr (FRANK U.), Townsend, Wash.
[82826
Caught in the act. © Dec. 15, 1912;
2 ¢e. Dec. 20, 1912; J 176410.
SMITH (GEORGE W.), Chicago.
[82327
Left alone?
Oct..5, 1912; J L744
SmMirH (OtTIs), Cloquet, Minn.
[82328, 32829
Crosby, Minn., first mines to ship ore
and first ore train. © Nov. 20, 1912;
2.¢e.. Dee. 7, 1912: 7 dgeurs
first ore from Armour mines.
© Nov. 20, 1912; 2 e Dec. 7, 1912; J
176072.
SmitH (RatPpH R.), Norwood, Colo.
[32830
La Salle Mountains, Utah. © Dec.
11, 1912; 2. c. Dec. 16, 1912; J iiGe27.
SnairH (RicHArpD F.), Salem, Or.
[82331
Silver Creek Falls. © Nov. 4, 1912;
2 e@. Nov. 11, 1912; J 175169.
SNELL (Harry BurRLEIGH), San Diego,
Cal. [382832, 32333
Aeroplane design chart. © Oct. 4,
1912; 1 c. Oct. 10, 1912; I 1120.
Supplement of lift and resistance
curves to aeroplane design chart.
Oct. 4, 1912; 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1912; I 1119.
O12
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 ¢
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
SocieTA LIBRARIA ITALIANA, New York.
[82834, 32335
Batteria da 149 a Tripoli. (Battery
of 149 at Tripoli.) © Dee. 21, 1912; 2
e. Dec. 30, 1912; K 52463.
Dirigibile a Tripoli. (Dirigible at
Tripoli.) © Dee. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee.
30, 1912; K 52464.
SOELLER (ANTON) New Orleans.
[32335*
Mammoth hardwood log. © May 25,
1911; 2c. May 31, 1911; K 25559.
Sorce & Davipson, Chicago. [32336
Western skating ass’n. nomination
‘meeting, Douglas park club, Chicago,
Movees, 1912 © Nov. 27, 1912; 2c.
NOY. 29, 1912; J 175857.
Sotomon (Roy B.), Portland, Or.
[32837-32340
Beautiful of the northwest. © Nov.
4, 1912; 2c. Nov. 25, 1912; J 175746.
Eureka of the northwest. © Nov.
15, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 20, 1912; J 175396.
Ghost of the northwest. © Nov. 21,
dgie 2 eG Nov. 27, 1912; J 175777.
Portland, Or. © Nov. 30, 1912; 2c.
Dee. 5, 1912; J 176081.
SoupER (JESSE V.), E. Rutherford,
IN; [32341
Gathering lilies. © Dee. 23, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 26, 1912; J 176644.
SOUTHERN MFG. Co., Richmond.
[32342
Departure of the bride. © Dec. 9,
goi2- 2 e, Dec. 21,:1912: K 52290.
SoUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, San Fran-
cisco. [323438
[Interior of dining car with South-
ern Pacific company emblem.]| ©
euly 20; 1912; 2 ec: Nov. 11, 1912; K
50261.
SOUVENIR PUB co., San Francisco.
[32344-32364
[Panama Pacific international expo-
sition, from the Golden Gate, bird’s-eye
view.| © Dec. 21, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee. 27,
1912; K 52360.
San Francisco, Panama Pacific inter-
national exposition. [Colored post
cards.] Arch of triumph, 1115.—Cali-
fornia counties building, 1118.—Court
of the four seasons, 1110, 1111.—East
court, 1114, 1117.—Festival half, 1113.—
Fine arts building, 1119.—Horticul-
tural building, 1112.—Main tower, cen-
tral court, 1116. © Dec. 2, 1912; 2c.
each Dec. 9, 1912; K 51508-51517.
Court of four seasons,
226.—East court, 218—Grand court
and tower, bird’s-eye view, 225.—
Grand esplanade, looking east, 212.—
32408
SOUVENIR PUB. co.—Continued.
Half dome in the west entrance, 222.—
Looking east over fine arts basin,
229.— Machinery hall, 224. — Night
scene in the concession district, 228.—
Service building, 220.—Yacht_ harbor,
looking toward esplanade, 221. © Dec.
14, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 28, 1912; K
52082-52091.
SpaLpING (A. G.) & BROS., INC.,
York.
[6 photographs] :
First choice.—Spalding automobile
sweaters. — Spalding basket ball
goods.—Spalding football goods.—
Spalding lawn tennis goods.—Spalding
skating and hockey goods. © Nov. 26,
1912; 2 'e. ‘each Noy. 29, 1912; J
175794-175799.
SPIELVOGEL (EMIL) New York. [82371
Im friihling. © Dec 1, 1912; 2 ec.
Dec. 23, 1912; K 52078.
SPIRELLA CO., New York. [82372, 32373
[Busy woman. Woman dressed for
the street putting on gloves.] © Nov.
29, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1912; K 51215.
[Spirella luxury. Woman in arm
ehair.]. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 9,
1912; K 48581.
Spotswoop (F. D.), Lexington, Ky.
182374, 32375
Dangers of coasting. © Nov. 25,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 14, 1912; K 51760.
Heedless milkman. © Nov. 25, 1912;
2 ec. Dee. 14, 1912; K 51759.
New
[82365-32370
SprinererR (HE. R.) Indiana, O. [82376
Caught in the act. © Nov. 4, 1912;
ties Nov": @: 1912, 1 Je. Noy. 13, 1912;
J 175250.
Squires (C. F.), Lawrence, Kansas.
[32377
K. U. foot ball squad. © Oct. 1,
1912; 2c. Oct. 10, 1912; J 174020.
Stacry (B. B.) art co., Chicago.
[82378-82384
[7 prints]:
Father.—Female of the species is
more deadly than the male.—I ain’t no
girl and never wuz.—Love me little
love me long.—Mary had a harem
skirt.—One.—Votes for women. ©
Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ©. each Dec. 28, 1912;
K 52101-52107.
STADLER PHOTOGRAPHING Co., Chicago.
[32385-82408
K 110, K 111, 530-532. © Sept. 1,
1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 5, 1912; J 173813-
173817.
K-112, 529, 536, 588-543, 545, 546,
550. © Dec. 1, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 28,
1912; J 176694—-176705.
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32409
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STADLER PHOTOGRAPHIC co.—Continued.
K-118, 583-535, 537, 544, 547. ©
Noy, (1.1912); 20e.. ¢ach Nov3) 1912:
J 175141-175147.
Stace (R. M.) Los Angeles.
Trial (The)
J 175834. .
Srarr (lL. E.) Mitchell, 8. D.
[32410, 32411
; “Mitchell, S. D., interior corn palace,
1,°2.. © Oct.)4, 1912¢t2- each: Noy: -4,
1912; J 175049, 175050.
‘STALLKNECHT (F.) corp., New York.
Abs [32412, 32418
London. fur sales. A. and W. Nes-
bitt, Oct. 8, 1912. © Dee. 4, 1912; 2c.
Dee. 5, 1912; Ik 513874.
. oC. M. Lampson and company,
Oct. 24, 1912," © Dee. 4, 1512 * 2 e,
Dec. 5,-19123 K 51373.
STANDARD PUB. CoO., Cincinnati.
We're looking for you.
1912 ; 2 e@. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52183.
STANDIFORD (HrHEL C.), Louisville,
PA Se igh: | 50 [82415-82424
- Cronin (Father), 18300 B, C, D, F,
G. © Aug. 16, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 16,
1912+ J 174273-174277.
. O’Donaghue (Bishop) 183801, C—-F.
© Aug. 16, 1912; 2 e. each Oct. 16,
1912;.J 174268-174272.
STaNLtEy (WILLARD B.) Marblehead,
Mass. [32425
+. -Wishermen (The) © 1 c. Oct. 26,
1912; J 175106.
‘Stearns (F. K.), Detroit. [32426
[In the glow of the firelight.] ©
) Dees dA 1912 x. 2:,e,; Dee, 18, 19123 KK
51902.
‘STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC ©O., Rochester,
NAY, [82427-82584
[Colored post cards] :
'. All Easter joys be yours. Series 301
D.—All good wishes. Series 261 F.—
; All good wishes for Haster. Series 301
.—All kind thoughts and joyous
chopes.. Series 261 A.—Be my valen-
tine. Series. 311 A.—Be my valentine.
[32409
©l1e. July 16, 1912;
[32414
‘Series 312 B.—Best birthday wishes. |
297
‘Series 327 H.—Best birthday wishes.
Series 329 D.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 300 D.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 300 G.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
‘yies 300 K.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 302 B. Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 303 C.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 305 A.—Best Easter wishes. Se-
ries 307 I'.—Best wishes for a happy
Kaster. Series 306 B.—Best wishes
310 D.—Easter gladness be yours.
© Jan. 15,
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Continued.
for a happy Haster. Series 306 C.—
sest wishes for Easter. Series 301
I’—Best wishes, pleasant thoughts.
Series 261 E.—Birthday greetings. Se-.
ries 527 A.—Birthday greetings. Se
ries 829 F.—Haster gladness. Series
Se-
ries 301 B.—Haster greeting. Series
302 C.—Easter greeting. Series 310°
C.—FEaster greetings. Series 303 B.—
Easter greetings. Series 304 D.—Has-
ter greetings. Series 305 B.—Haster
greetings. Series 8307 B.—Easter greet-
ings. Series 308 B.-—Haster greetings.
Series 308 F.—Easter greetings. Se-
ries 309 F.—Easter greetings. Series
310 A.—FEaster greetings and sincere
wishes. Series 306 A.—Haster greet-
ings and sincere wishes. Series 3806
H.—Easter joys. Series 310 F.—Eas-
ter joys be thine. Series 301 E.—Has-
ter joys be thine. Series 305 F.—Has-
ter joys: be thine. Series 307 A.—
Easter joys be thine, Series 309 B.—
Easter joys be yours. Series 305 F.—
Master peace. Series 304 H.—Haster
wishes. Series 304 A.—Greetings at
Easter. Series 300 A.—Greetings at
aster. Series 300 H.—Greetings at
Kaster. Series 300 L.—Greetings at
Easter. Series 303 A.—Greetings at
HKaster. Series 305 E.—Greetings at
Easter. Series 307 C.—Greetings. at
Easter. Series 309 H.—Greetings on
your birthday. Series 327 B.—Greetings
on your birthday. Series 329 C.—Greet-
ings sincere. Series 261 D.—Happy
birthday. Series 327 C—Happy birth-
day. Series 829 B.—Happy Haster.
Series 300 C.—Happy Haster. Series
300 F.—Happy Easter. Series 300 J.—
Happy Easter. Series 303 H.—Happy
Easter. Series 304 F'.—Happy Haster.
Series 305 D.—Happy Easter. Series
307 I..—Happy Easter. Series 308 C.—
Happy Easter. Series 308 D.—Happy
Easter. Series 309 A.—Happy Easter.
Series 310 B.—Hearty Easter greet-
ings. Series 302 A.—Hearty greetings,
fairest hopes. Series 261 B.—Hunting
for a sweetheart or a valentine. Series
313 E.—I greet thee dear valentine
with true love. Series 311 D.—I greet
thee valentine. Series 312 D.—I pray
you be my yalentine. Series 318 C.—
Joyful Easter. Series 304 C.—Joyful
Easter. Series 309 C.— Joyous birth-
day. Series 327 F.—Joyous birthday.
Series 329 E.—Joyous Easter. Series
300 B.—Joyous Easter. Series 300 H.—
Joyous Haster. Series 300 I.—Joyous
Easter. Series 802 E.—Joyous Haster,
Series 308 A..—Joyous Easter. Series
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no. 4, 1912
STECHER LITHOGRAPHic co.—Continued.
308 E.—Joyous Easter. Series 310 E.—
Joyous WHastertide. Series 303 D.—
Joyous Eastertide. Series 304 B.—
Joyous Eastertide. Series 8305 C.—Joy-
ous Eastertide. Series 307 D.—Joyous
Eastertide. Series 309 D.—Let me be
your valentine. Series 313 A.—Loving
Easter thoughts. Series 302 D.—Lovy-
ing remembrances. Series 261 C.—My
valentine think of me. Series 312
C.—Sincere birthday wishes. Series
529 A.—Think of me dear valentine.
‘Series 311 B—To my valentine. Se-
ries 312 F.—Token of love. Series 312
A.—Valentine greeting. Series 311
F.— Valentine greeting. Series 312
E.— Valentine greetings to you. Series
311 C.—Valentine wishes for you dear.
Series 311 E.—Welcome Easter morn.
Series 302 F.—Will you be my valen-
tine. Series 313 F.—Wilt’ be my val-
entine. Series 3138 D.—Wishing you a
happy birthday. Series 327 D.—Wish-
ing you a happy Easter. Series 301
A.—Wishing you a joyous Easter. Se-
ries 306 D.—Wishing you a joyous Eas-
ter. Series 306 F.—Your heart is mine
my valentine. Series 313 B. © Sept.
eee 2 Cc. each’ Nov.’ 9, 1912; K
50114-50221. ;
STEFFEN (HrnrRy) New York. = [32535
Hedges (Hon. Job EH.) speaking, 1.
i Oct. 6° 1912 2’ ce Oct. 19, 1912: J
174347.
SteEH (JOHN) South Bend, Ind.
[32536
Puncture proof tire. ©1c. Nov. 25,
rola Tt 1162:
STEIN (FREDERICH J.) New York.
[32537, 32538
Doremus (Cornelius) © Oct. 27,
aoe 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1912: 3 175481.
Matheson’s (Mrs.) twelve dogs. ©
ier 15, 1912: 2 ‘c., Nov:
175480.
STEREO-TRAVEL CO., Corona, N. Y.
[32589-32697 :
Watsonville, -
Apple orchards near
Cal., 25.—Carmel by the Sea, Cal., 24.—
Carmel mission near Monterey, Cal.,
23.—Del Monte, Cal.,
grounds, 22.
Fresno, Cal.:
Drying grapes for raisins,
Kearney drive, 27.—Vine loaded with
Jackson’s best (grapes) 29.
Incline railway to Mt. Lowe, near
Pasadena, Cal., 6—Long Beach, 50
minutes from Los Angeles, 8.
32697
22, 1912; Ji
Del Monte hotel
252!
STEREO-TRAVEL co.—Continued.
Los Angeles:
Alligator farm, 3.—Pigeon farm, pias
Spring st. east from 6th, 1.
Merced, Cal., muscats
grapes, 30.
Pasadena, Cal.:
Busch’s garden,
ave., 4.
Paso Robles, Cal., from country club,
20. :
Picking Pearman
ville, Cal., 26.
Redlands, Cal.:
Avenue of pepper trees, 14.—From
Smiley heights, 13. ;
Riverside, Cal.:
From Mountain drive, 9.—Glenwood
Mission inn, 12.—Irrigating an orange
and vine
5.—Orange Grove
apples, Watson-
grove, 11.—Magnolia ave., 10.
San Diego, Cal., Grant. hotel and
park, 15.
San Miguel, Cal., San Miguel mis-
sion, 121.
Santa Barabara, Cal.:
Grounds, bay and mountains fiom
hotel Potter, 17.—Mission garden,
19.—Santa Barabara mission, 18.
near Los
Venice, a seaside city
Angeles, 7.
Yellowstone national park:
Along the road beyond Biscuit
Basin, 14.—-Arrival at Yellowstone,
Mont., via O. S. L. rr., 1.—Arriving at
the Canyon hotel, 57.—Artemesia Gey-
ser near Biscuit Basin, 11.—Bear near
Canyon hotel, 74.—Beaver dam on
road Mammoth to Norris. 92.—Buf-
falo near Mammoth Hot Springs,
84.—Camp near Riverside Geyser,
38.—Campers driving through, 9.—
Cap of Liberty and Mound Terrace,
Mammoth Hot Springs, 78.—Cathedral
Spires near Inspiration Point, 65.—
Close view of Hymen Terraces, 80.—
Close view of Jupiter Terrace, 81.—
Close view of Upper Falls of the Yel-
lowstone, 55.—Concrete bridge over
Yellowstone River above Upper Falls,
53.—Cone of Giant Geyser with indi-
eator playing, Upper Basin, 34.—Cone
of Grotto Geyser, Upper Basin, 35.—
Cone of Lone Star Geyser (12 Ee.
high), 41.—Constant Geyser, Norris
Basin, 95.—Continuous boiler, at the
Thumb, 46.—Crater of the Oblong
Geyser, Upper Basin, 32.—Crowd com-
ing from Geyser Hill to see Old Faith-
ful play, Upper Basin, 21.—Crystal
Cascades (1380 ft.) near Canyon Hotel,
66.—Cuttings oats for the native ani-
mals of the park, Gardiner Gateway in
O79
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32697
pt. Iv, 0. 5S., v. 7
STEREO-TRAVEL co.—Continued.
distance, 87.—Daisy Geyser in action,
Upper Basin, 33.—Deer near Canyon
hotel, 73.—Devil’s Ear, a _ boiling
spring on Geyser Hill, Upper Basin,
25.—Down the canyon from Inspira-
tion Point, 63.—Eagle Rock below
Mammoth, 86.—Eagle Rocks and nests
near Observation Point, 61.—Enormous
cone on Castle Geyser, Upper Basin,
27.—Entering Yellowstone park soon
after leaving Yellowstone, Mont., 4.—
Falls at Golden Gate, 91.—Fireplace,
Old Faithful inn, Upper Basin, 18.—
‘Fishing Cone, Thumb of Yellowstone
Lake, 45.—Footbridge over Firehole
River back of Old Faithful Geyser,
39.—From Artists Point, most glorious
view of Yellowstone Falls and Can-
yon, 68.—General view of Lower Gey-
ser Basin, 7.—General view of Upper
Basin from the road, 15.—General
view of Upper Basin, looking down
Firehole River, Upper Basin, 19.—
Geyser Hill, showing Beehive Cone and
Lion Geyser (beyond) in action, Up-
per Basin, 20.—Geyser in eruption,
Lower Basin, 10.—Gibbon Falls en
route to Western Entrance, 100.—
Golden Gate, on road Mammoth to Nor-
ris Basin, 90.—Grand Geyser in ac-
tion, 200 feet high, Upper Basin, 31.—
Grotto Geyser playing, 36.—Hoodoos,
on road Mammoth to Norris Basin,
88.—Hymen Terraces, most beautiful
of Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces,
‘79.—Jewel Geyser, Biscuit Basin, 12.—
Junction of+the Firehole River (r)
and Gibbon River (1) forming the
Madison River, 6.—Jupiter Terraces,
Mammoth Hot Springs, 77.—Keppler’s
Cascades on road to Thumb, 40.—Lake
hotel, lower end of Yellowstone Lake,
49.—Lone Star playing, 42.—Looking
toward Black Growler, Norris Basin,
96.—Looking up Yellowstone River
from Upper Falls, 54.—Lounge in the
Canyou hotel, 75.—Lower Falls of the
Yellowstone from Pt. Lookout, 59.—
Madison (The) one of the principal
sources of the Missouri River, 5.—
Minute Man, Norris Basin, 99.—Morn-
ing Glory Pool, 16.—Mud Geyser be-
tween Yellowstone Lake and ‘Canyon,
52.—New Crater Geyser, Norris Basin,
98.—Norris Basin from Black Growler,
97.—Obsidian Cliffs on road Mammoth
to Norris, 93.—Old Faithful from Gey-
ser Hill, Upper Basin, 26.—Old Faith-
ful in eruption, Upper Basin, 22.—Old
Faithful inn, Upper Basin, 17.—Old
aithful, just after eruption, Upper
Basin, 23.—Paint Pots at the Thumb,
47.—Paint Pots, Lower Geyser Basin,
STEREO-TRAVEL co.—Continued.
8.—Point Lookout and Falls from
Observation Point, 60.—Pulpit Ter-
races, grandest at M. H. S., 82.—
Quiescent and an active geyser, Upper -
Basin, 28.—Riverside Geyser in ac-
tion, Upper Basin, 37.—Roaring Mt. on
road Mammoth to Norris, 94.—Sap-
phire Pool, Biscuit Basin, 13.—Saw-
mill Geyser in action, Upper Basin,
29.—Silver Gateway, on road Mam-
moth to Norris Basin, 89.—Sponge, a
very active little geyser on Geyser
Hill, Upper Basin, 24.—Steamer at the
Thumb of Yellowstone Lake, 48.—
Steps leading down to Inspiration
Point, 64.—Terraces and Mammoth ho-
tel, M. H. S., 83.—Touring Yellow-
stone national park on horseback, 72.—
Turban Geyser in action, Upper Basin,
30.—Two Oceans Pond, summit Con-
tinental Divide near Thumb, 43.—Up
to Yellowstone Canyon from Inspira-
tion Point, 62.—Up Valley of Gardiner
River below Mammoth, 85.—Upper
Falls of the Yellowstone, nearly as
high as Niagara, 56.—View from
Shoshone Point, with glimpse of Sho-
shone Lake, 44.—Virginia Cascades on
road to Mammoth, 76.—Wylie camp at
the Canyon, 71.—Yellowstone Canyon
from brink of Lower Falls, 58.—Yel-
lowstone Falls from above Artists
Pint, 67.—Yellowstone Falls from Red
Rock, 69.—Yellowstone Falls (360 feet
high) from below Red Rock, T0.—
Yellowstone Lake from Lake hotel,
50.—Yellowstone, Mont., Oregon short
line station, 2.—Yellowstone, Mont.,
Western Entrance to Yellowstone na-
tional park, 3.—Yellowstone River just
below source in Yellowstone Lake, 51.
Yosemite:
Camp Curry, 11.—Cathedral Spires,
to right on entering Yosemite Valley,
3.—Close view of Nevada Falls from
Trail, 20.—Down the Valley from
Union Point on Glacier Point Short
Trail, 24.—El Capitan, 3300 feet high,
2.—Half Down and Clouds Rest from
Yosemite Point (3220 ft.), 29.—Half
Dome and Peaks to right from Yosem-
ite Point, 30.—Half Dome, cloud cap-
ped, from Sentinel Hotel, 7.—Looking
into Yosemite Valley from Sierra
Point, 16.—Mirror Lake and Mt. Wat-
kins, 13.—Nevada Falls and Cap of
Liberty from Trail, 19.—North and
Basket Domes from Glacier Point,
21.—Overhanging Rock, Glacier Point
and the Valley below, 22.—Papoose and
mother, natives of Yosemite Valley,
9.—Sentinel Rock from Union Point,
25.—Stage arriving at Sentinel Hotel,
076
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
STEREO-TRAVEL co.—Continued.
6.—Stage arriving at Yosemite Village,
5.—Step of 5200 feet from Overhang-
ing Rock to the Valley, 23.—Tenaya
Creek, 12.—Three Brothers (left) be-
yond El Capitan, 4—Under pine
boughs, 10.—Up the Merced River from.
Happy Isles, 14.—Valley from top of
Yosemite Falls, 28.—Vernal and Ne-
vada Falls from Sierra Point, 15.—
Vernal Falls and Cap of Liberty from
Trail Bridge, 17.—Vernal Falls from
Lady Franklin Rock, 18.—Washington
Column, North Dome and_ Royal
Arches, 8.—Yosemite Falls and Yosem-
ite Point, 26.—Yosemite Falls, Upper
1480 and Lower 320 feet high, 27.—
Yosemite Valley from Artists Point.
© Noy. 19, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 20,
1912; J 175496—-175498, 175500-175655.
STEVENS (CHARLES C.), Ames, Iowa.
[32698
Iowa state college football team.
© Oct. 9, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, 1912; J
174124.
STEWART PUB CO., New York.
[82699-32701
[3 prints]:
Attention—Sweet and low.—Sym-
phony. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. each
Dec. 19, 1912; K 51948-51950.
Stites (CHARLES L.) Columbus, O.
[82702-32728
[Fowls]:
Ideal barred Plymouth Rocks.—Ideal
barred Rock trio.—Ideal Bronze tur-
keys.—Ideal Indian Runner ducks.—
Ideal light Brahmas.—Ideal rose-comb
buff Orpingtons.—Ideal rose-comb
white Orpingtons.—Ideal single-comb
buff Orpingtons.—Ideal single-comb
Rhode Island reds.—Ideal single-comb
white Leghorns.—Ideal white Corn-
ish.—Ideal white Holland turkeys.—
Idea! white Indian Runner ducks.—
Ideal white Langshans.—Ideal white
Minorcas.—Ideal white Plymouth
Rocks.—Ideal white Wyndotte trio.—
Ideal white Wyndottes.
1912; 2 c. each Noy. 22, 1912; K 50784—
50801.
Ideal black percheron. © Dec. 30,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52208.
Ideal dark bay percheron. © Dec.
30, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52210.
Ideal percheron. © Dec. 30, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 26, 1912; K 52209.
Ideal silver campines. © Dec. 5,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 3, 1912; K 51274.
Srine (R. H.), Worland, Wyo. —
| [32724, 32725
© Nov. 30,
32749
STINE (R. H.)—Continued.
Sheep herder at home, 180. © Aug.
15, 1912; 2 ec. Nov. 238, 1912; J 175825.
Wind River, 109. © Aug. 29, 1912:
2c. Nov. 23, 1912; J 175826.
STODDARD (HENRY LEE) Stuttgart, Ark.
[82726
Stoddard (Henry Lee) ©1e. Dee.
31, 1912; J 176815.
STONE (ALICE WADSWORTH) Brookiyn.
[82727
Photographic reproduction of Christ-
mas card, verse by Wadsworth Wads-
worth. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ¢ Dec. 3,
191 3 A616.
Srone (HE. H.) Hamilton, N. Y.
[82728, 32729
Judson (Dr. Edward) 1, 2. © Nov.
2, AGI2 2 .e: each Nov; 4. 1912:. 7
175053, 175054.
Stone (EH. WaDSwortH) West Eaton.
Nu Y: [32730
Moraine (Lake) Hamilton, Madison
Co., N. Y. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2c. Dec. 3,
1912; J 1760138.
STONE (Mark L.) San Francisco.
[382731
Palais de mirage. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1912; I 1208.
STONE BROTHERS’ DRUG STORE, Jasper,
Tex. [82782-82737
Jasper, Tex. Post card views:
Bird’s eye view. No. 6—-8.—Gilmer
lumber company. No. 9.—Residences,
No. 10, 11. © Oct. 16, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 19, 1912; K 4912249127.
STONE, VAN DRESSER ©O., New York.
[382738
[Girl on bench with hand to brim of
abs) * ©! (Sept.- 1: 1912; De. Oct: 5;
1912; K 48688.
STRANGER (L.), Philadelphia. [327389
High action. 28465. © Sept. 23,
1912; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1912; J 173927.
Srrauss (FRANK V.) & co., New York.
[82740-32749
Astor theatre. [Rose design.] ©
Sept. 20, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1912; K
49004.
Harmon (Clifford B.) © Nov. 4,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1912; K 51176.
My prize beauties. © Oct. 14, 1912;
2c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49778.
Playhouse. © Oct. 16, 1912; 2 «@
Nov. 15, 1912; K 50488.
ol7
32750
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. 8., V. 7
Strauss (FRANK V.) & co.—Conti’d.
Silverman (Dr. Joseph) © Dec. 9,
1912; 2 ¢ Dec. 12, 1912; K 51710.
Tiny tot wit and wisdom. © Dec.
2, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1912; K 51368.
Wills (Henry T.) © Noy. 11, 1912;
2c. Nov. 15, 1912; K 50480.
Windmuller (Louis) © Dec. 16,
1912: 2 c. Dee. 20, 19125 K 51997.
Woolworth (F. W.) © Oct. 7, 1912;
2c. Oct. 17, 1912; K 48967.
Words of wisdom by the little ones.
© Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912;
K 51110:
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis.
[82750-32771
Harris (Miss Virginia). © Oct. 8,
1912; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1912; J 174125.
Taylor (Miss Jane) A, B. © Oct.
8, 1912; 2 @ each Oct. 14, 1912; J
174126, 174127.
[8 photographs] :
Farish (Miss Dorothy).—Gaebler
(Miss Anita).—O’Fallon (Miss Sal-
lie). ©xOct. 8° 1912:-2 ec Oct: 22,
1912; J 174539-174541.
[6 photographs]:
Bakwell (Miss Nancy).—Blanke
(Miss Eugenia).—Foree (Miss Del-
phine).—Holliday (Miss Florence) .—
Shapleigh (Miss Margaret).—Weil
(Celeste). © Oct. 3, 1912; 2 @ each
Oct. 7, 1912; J 173870-1738873, 1738875,
173878.
[10 photographs] :
Blelock (Miss Dorothy).—Bobyn
(Miss Lucille).—Bolland (Miss Helen
H.).—Cox, (Miss Ethel S.).—Farmer
(Miss Ruth).—Gaiennie (Moss Nata-
lie).—McCulloch (Miss Roberta).—
Nixon (Miss Helen).—Phillippi (Miss
Laura).—Riddle (Miss Emily R.).
Oct. 4, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 7, 1912; J
173865-173869, 173874, 173876, 178877,
173879, 178880.
Strauss (Matcotm A.) [82772-82831
Cut no. 1408 W. © Aug. 1, 1912;
2c. Nov. 12, 1912; K 50308.
no. 1406 W. © Aug. 3, 1912; 2
ec. Nov. 12, 1912; IX 50806.
——no. 1801 W. © Aug.
2c. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48983.
——no. 1405 W. © Aug.
2 ¢.. Nov. 12,.1912; K.50305,
11, 1912;
19,1912’
no. 1505 W. © Aug. 20, 1912;
2 c. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51908.
no. 1306 W. © Aug. 26, 1912;
2c. Oct. 16, 1912: K 48938.
Strauss (Matcotm A.)—Continued.
no. 1407 W. © Aug. 29, 1912;
2c. Nov. 12, 1912; K 50307.
no. 1418 M. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2
ec. Nov. 12, 1912; K 50318.
no. 1300 W, 1309 W, 1310 W.
© Sept. 5, 1912; 2 c« each Oct. 16,
1912; K 48932, 48941, 48942.
——no. 1313 M, 1819 M. © Sept. 6,
1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 16, 1912; K 48945,
48951.
no. 13805 W. © Sept. 8, 1912; 2
ce. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48937. |
no. 1804 W. © Sept. 10, 1912; 2
ce. Oct. 16, 1912; K 48936.
——no. 1802 W, 1303 W, 1307 W,
1808 W, 1311 W, 1812 W, 13814 W-
1318 W. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 16, 1912; K 489384, 48935, 48939,
48940, 489438, 48944, 48946-48950.
—no. 1412 M, 14138 M, 1415 M,
1416 M. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each
Nov. 12, 1912; K 50312, 50313, 50315,
50316.
——no. 1402 W. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2
ce. Nov. 12, 1912; K 50302.
——no. 1504 W. © Oct. 3, 1912; 2
ec. Dee. 18, 1912; K 51907.
no. 1408 W. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2
ec. Noy. 12, 1912; K 50308.
——no. 1514 M: © Oct. 8, 1912; 2
ce. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51917.
—— no. 1500 W. © Oct-23) 492 2
e. Oct. 18, 1912; K 51903.
no. 1410 W. © Oct. 27, 1912; 2
e. Noy. 12, 1912; K 50310.
——no. 1502 W:. .© Oct: 2% 191252
ce. Dee. 18, 1912; K 51905.
——no. 1400 W, 1401 W, 1404 W,
1409 W, 1411 W, 1414 M, 1417 M, 1419
M. © Oct. 29, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 12,
1912; K 50300, 50301, 50804, 50309,
50811, 50314, 50317, 50319.
——no. 1506 W, 1511 W. © Nov. 1,
1912; 2c each Dec. 18, 1912; K 51909,
51914.
--—-no. 1501 W, 1503) W. @aiae
10, 1912: 2 ec. each Dec. 18, 1912; K
51904, 51906.
no. 1512 M. © Nov.
2 ce. Dee. 18, 1912; K 51915.
no. 1507 W. © Nov. 12, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51910.
——no. 1515 M. © Nov.
2 ec. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51918.
——no. 1519 M. © Nov.
2c. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51922.
11, 1912;
18, 1912;
19, 1912;
018
MISCELLANEOUS
no, 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
Strauss (Matcotm A.)—Continued.
no. 1516 M, 1518 M. © Nov. 21,
1912; 2 c. each Dee. 18, 1912; K 51919,
51921.
—— ho. 1508 W. © Nov. 22, 1912;
2c. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51911.
no. 1510 W, 1513 M, 1517 M.
© Noy. 29, 1912: 2 ec each Dec. 18,
1912; K 51918, 51916, 51920.
oe 0. 1509 W. -© Dec. 1,-1912:
2 c. Dec. 18, 1912; K 51912.
STREICH (WILLIAM F.), Detroit.
[32832, 32833
Detroit, Washington ways. © Oct.
2, 1912; 2 c Nov: 22, 1912; K 51103.
General plans. for transforming busi-
hess thoroughfares, [ete.] 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1912; I 1126.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati. [82834-32845 ,
N. Y. no. 13826, 18898, 13899, 13901,
13903, 13905, 13910, 13911. © Oct.
11, 1912; 2 ¢ each Oct. 12, LOT: IS
48776-48783.
+ —— ho.. 18912; 13913.''© Nov. 22,
1912; 2 'e. each Nov. 25,- KET Biden
50897, 50898.
——— ho. 18927, 18933. © Dec. 7,
1912; 2 c. each Dec. 9, 1912; K 51546,
51547.
Sruart-Wabr (C. H.). Seattle. [32846
City of New Westminster. © Sept.
eo, 19125 2'e. Oct. 22, 1912; K 49383.
Stutz (CAROLINE), Goshen, Ind.
[32847
_ The Amish. © Dee. 16, 1912; 2 ¢
Dec. 19, 1912; J 176875.
SUBMARINE SIGNAL CO., Boston.
[32848-32852
[5 prints]:
Lifeboat found by submarine bell.—
Nantucket lightship submarine Signal
Sta.tion.— Receiving apparatus in
ship.—Sinking liner found in fog by
Submarine bell.—Submarines and an-
other ship manoeuvring by submarine
Signals. © Oct. 24, 1912: 2 ¢. each
Oct. 26, 1912; K 49449-49453.
SUITYOURSELF ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN,
Battle Creek. [32853-32856
Suityourboy. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2.
Nov. 20, 1912; K 50680.
Suityourself for $15. © Oct. 29,
1912; 2 c. Noy. 20, 1912; IK 50679.
Thanksgiving. © Noy. 15, 1912;
c. Nov. 20, 1912; K 50682.
; variety. © Nov. 8, 1912: 2 «.
Noy. 20, 1912; K 50681.
$2873
SUN PUB. co., Pittsburgh. [82857
Every evening. © Nov. 10, 1912;
2 ¢, Nov. 16, 1912; K 515538.
SUPREME FOUNTAIN OF THE NATIONAL
IDEAL BENEFIT Soc.
See National ideal benefit soc. gsu-
preme fountain of.
SWADLEY (W. W.), San Francisco.
[32858
On this spot California will receive
the world, 1915, San Francisco. ©
Noy. 23, 1912 ;" 2 ec. Nov. 30, BSG yea |
175955.
SYNDICATE PUB. co., New York.
[82859-32861
Lebrun (Madame) and daughter. ©
Nov. 24, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 6, AGIZ SVK
50642.
Symplicity (Miss). © Oct. 20, 1912:
2 c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 49367.
Venice, evening. © Nov. 10, 1912;
2c. Sept. 6, 1912; K 50641.
TABER PRANG ART CO., Springfield, Mass.
[32862-32867
[2 photographs] :
King Collar, 5235.—oOld Virginia
homestead, 5236. © Oct. 17, 1912; 2c.
each Oct. 21, 1912; J 174418, 174419.
[4 photographs] :
After the spring freshet, 5254.—
Paradise pond, 5251.—Rock bound
pool, 5253.—Rock dam, 5252. © Nov.
14, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 16, 1912; J
175355—175358.
Tarr (E. B.), Los Angeles. [32868
Little chicken on cake of ivory soap,
floating in water. © Nov. 10, 1912;
Zye- Met: 23) 1912 - F 174643.
TALMADGE (CHARLES M.), Newport,
Wash. [82869
One year old Jersey bull. ©1..
Det. IGLAGI2*© J; 174229.
TaYLor (C. D.), Cresco, Ia. [32870
C. H. S. 1912. © Dee. 9, 1912; 2 «.
Dee) 12,1912: f 176297.
TAYLoR (FRANK P.), Brooklyn.
[82871, 32872
Dingwall (Captain), Coach Larson,
Erasmus’ goat. © Noy. 30, 1912; 2 «¢.
Dee 3, 1912* 1K 51268:
Manual training high school [Brook-
lyn] foot-ball team. © Noy. 30, 1912;
2'¢.:Dee. 3, 1912: K. 51269.
TAYLor (MIKE), Portland, Or. [32873
Mike Taylor, the head of all tailors.
© Nov. 27, 1912;-2 ce. Dec. 2, 1912;
' J 176284.
O79
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
TayLtor (THOMAS T.), Springfield, O. | THompson (Tous New York.
382874
[82874
Pre-historic relics from the Ohio
mound builders. © Nov. 27, 1912;
2 e. Dec. 2, 1912; J 175996.
TAYLOR, PLATT AND COMPANY, New
York. [82875-82889
[Post cords] :
Better to be a live dodger than a
dead rube.—Buying votes.—Don’t be
on the fence, come over to my side.—
Girl’s don’t love a feller if he haint got
an auto.—Girl’s head.—Girl’s head
with long black polka-dot tie and plume
in hat.—Girl’s head with long red tie
and red bow in hair.—Girl’s head with
red bow tie and blue toque hat.—Girl’s
head with red bow tie and red bow in
hair.—Girl’s head with red rose and
hat.—If I’d say what I think they’d
have me arrested.—Nobody loves me,
how can I win any votes.—Way things
look here don’t look like the peach
crop was hurt.—What us girls want
are laws, to make the boys come see us
more often.—You’ve got my vote all
right, all right. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 30, 1912; K 48285-48299.
Terry (JOHN C.), San Francisco.
[382890
Panama-Pacifie international exposi-
tion, San Francisco, 1915. [Bird’s-eye
view.] © Nov. 2, 1912; 2 c Nov. 16,
1912; K 50484.
TERWILLIGER (J. E.), Milwaukee.
[82891
Apron, model B. © Nov. 4, 1912; 2
c. Nov. 6, 1912; K 49965.
THIBAULT (WM. J.), Newmarket, N. H.
[82892, 32893
Great Bay off Moody’s Point. © Oct.
2,1912; 2c. Oct. 5, 1912; J 178811.
Newmarket, N. H. Lamprey River.
© Oct. 2, 1912; 2. c. Oct. 5, 1912; J
173812.
THomaAS (JoHN L.), French Lick, Ind.
[32894
Pluto abducting Proserpine. © Oct.
9, 1912; 2c. Oct. 11, 1912; K 49366.
THOMPSON (Mrs FLORENCE C.), New-
buryport, Mass. [82895-32897
Grandmother’s corner. © Oct. 20,
1912; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1912; J 175676.
Old Mother Hubbard, A, B. © Dec.
16, 1912; 2 c. each Dec. 19, 1912; J
176364, 176365.
pt. Iv, 0. 8., Vv. 7
[32899
Baha (Abdul). © Dec. 2, 1912; 2 ¢,
Dec. 18, 1912; J 1763866.
THOMPSON PHOTO CO., Poughkeepsie,
NEY: [82899-32906
Vassar college, 482-489. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 c. each Oct: 22) 1912-0 174542-
174549.
THOMSON & THOMSON, Boston.
: [82907-32991
Abington, Mass., H. Bridget’s church
and rectory, 2418. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2
c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175897.
interior, 2412, 2416.
Mar. 20, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 29, 1912;
J 175896, 175889.
interior, the main altar,
2414. © Mar. 20, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175894.
looking toward organ, 2415.
© Mar. 25, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J
175895.
——— -— the altars, 2413. © Mar.
20, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175890.
Atlantic, Mass., Church of the Sacred
Heart, altars, 2401. © Sept. 15, 1912;
2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175881.
Boston, Immaculate conception church
interior, 2315. © June 12, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176727.
—— —— St. Francis Xavier statue
and main altar, 2316. © Dec. 6, 1912;
2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176728.
St. Mary’s church, altar view,
2267. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175910.
—_—— looking toward entrance,
2268. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 ec Nov. 29,
1912; J 175911.
Cambridge, Mass., St. Mary’s of
the annunciation chureh interior, 2313.
© Dee. 17, 1912; 2 ce. Dee. 80, 1912; J
176726.
Canton, Mass., St. John’s church in-
terior, the sanctuary, 4187. © Dee.
17, 1912; 2 ec Dec. 30, 1912; J 176772:
Chelsea, Mass., St. Rose’s church in-
terior, 2138. © June 12, 1912 ; ate:
Dee. 30, 1912; J 176722.
Dorchester, Mass., St. William’s
church interior, the sanctuary, 4193.
© Dee. 17, 1912; 2 e. Dec. 80, 1912; J
176773.
East Boston, Mass., Church of the
sacred heart interior, 2395. © Dec. 18,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912: J 176781.
580
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
32991
THomson & THOMSON—Continued.
East Bridgewater, Mass., St. John’s
ehureh interior, 3967. Dec. 17,
1912; 2c. Dec. 380, 1912; J 176763.
interior, looking toward
entrance, 3963 © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176762.
Falmouth, Mass., St. Patrick’s
church interior, 3512. © Dec. 6, 1912;
2 ce. Dee. 30, 1912; J 176758.
Harwich Center, Mass., Holy trin-
ity church interior, 3364. © Dec. 17,
1912; 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176758.
Holliston, Mass., St. Mary’s church
interior, 3932. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176761.
Hyhannis, Mass., St. Francis Xavier
ehurch interior, 3295. © Dec. 17,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176750.
—— interior, the sanctuary.
3297. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30,
W912: J 176752.
interior, the shrine, 3296.
© Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c Dec. 30, 1912; J
176751.
Hyannisport, Mass., St. Andrew’s
by-the-sea Episcopal church interior,
8188. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ce. Dac. 30,
1912; J 176749.
Hyde Park, Mass., Church of the
most precious blood, interior, 2286. ©
Seamer. 1912; 2c. Novy. 29, 1912; J
175888.
Lynn, Mass., St. Joseph’s church,
altar, 2370. © Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1912; J 175880.
interior, 2369, 2371, 2372.
©) Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 29,
1912; J 175902-175904.
—— St. Mary’s chureh, interior,
9373-2375. ©-Nov. 5, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175905-175907.
pane =the altar, 2376. © Now: 5,
1912: 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175912.
Malden, Mass., Church of the im-
maculate conception, interior, 2598. ©
Noy. 21, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J
175887.
interior looking toward or-
gan, 2595. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1912; J 175885.
— interior, the sanctuary,
2596. © Nov. 20, 1912; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175886.
Medfield, Mass., St. Edward’s church
interior, looking toward entrance,
3078. © Dee. 5, 1912; 2c. Dec. 30,
1912; J 176748.
interior, main and side al-
tars, 4159. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Dee.
30, 1912; J 176765.
THomson & THOMSON—Continued.
interior, the sanctuary,
4157. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 «. Dec. 30,
1912; J 176764.
Medway, Mass., St. Joseph’s church
interior, 3035, 3036. © Dec. 17, 1912;
2 ¢. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176744, 176745.
interior, looking toward en-
trance, 3038. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. Dee.
30, 1912; J 176747.
——— —-—-jnterior, the ~ sanctuary,
3037. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1912; J 176746.
Newton Centre, Mass., Sacred heart
church, interior, 3979. © Nov. 5, 1912;
2 ¢e. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175891.
—_— —-—— interior, looking toward en-
trance! 3982. ©’ Nov. 5, 1912; 2 4€
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175898.
interior, the sanctuary,
3981. © Nov. 5, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912: J 175892.
North Cambridge, Mass., St. John’s
church, interior, 3983, 3986. © Sept.
%, AGRA 2 @ ene! Nove: 29, 1912s 8
175898, 175899.
interior, looking toward en-
trance, 3988. © Sept. 7, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175901.
interior, the sanctuary,
3987. © Sept. 7, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175900.
North Easton, Mass., Church of the
immaculate conception and _ rectory,
29738. © Dee. 17, 1912: 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1912 -) J LV6TST.
interior, 2983. © Dee. 17,
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1912; J 1767388.
interior, looking toward en-
trance, 2985. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 1767389.
Norwood, Mass., St. Catherine’s
church. interior, 2106. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176723.
O’Connell (Cardinal) with clergy of
the Cathedral of the holy cross, Bos-
ton, 2736.. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2c. Dec.
30, 1912; J 176735.
_-with Rt. Rev. Mer. M. J.
Splaine, Rev. M. J. Scanlan and Mr.
William J. Dooley, Cathedral of the
holy cross, Boston, 2739. © Dec. 6,
1912; 2c. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176736.
Provincetown, Mass., Pilgrims me-
morial monument, 3459. © Nov. 21,
1912: 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175908.
____ H. Peter’s church interior, 3465,
3468. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. each Dec.
30, 1912; J 176754, 176755.
581
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32992
THOMSON & THOMSON—ContinuUed.
Quincy, Mass., St. John’s church in-
terior, 2403. © Dee. 17, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176732.
the altars, 2405. © Dec.
17,1912; 2 e.\ Dee: 30y-1992 - 176733.
— St. John’s school, 2536. © Dec.
17, 1.912; 2 .c. Dee: 30; 3942. J-176734.
Roxbury, Mass., Mission church in-
terior, 2306. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec.
ou, A912: J 126525.
—— interior, looking toward en-
trance, 2305. © Dee. 6, 1912; 2 ¢
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176724.
main altar, 2355. © Dec. 6,
1912; 2.¢,. Dee. 30,1912 > 176728.
—— shrine of our lady of per-
petual help, 2356. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176780.
Rye Beach, N. H., Church road along
way to the beach, 3745. © Oct. 1,
1912; 2 es Nev; 29, 1912 dst Foes:
Sandwich, Mass., Corpus Christi
church interior, 3622. © Dec. 17,
1912:; 2-¢. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176759.
—— —-— interior, looking toward en-
trance, 3624. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176760.
Saugus, Mass., church of the blessed
sacrament, interior, the sanctuary,
4036. © Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1912; J 175884.
Sharon, Mass., Our lady of sorrows
church interior, 3017, 3018. © Dec.17,
194232 1 each Dee. 30: 1912+) 7
176740, 176741.
-_—— interior, the crucifixion,
3020. © Dee. 17, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1912; J 1767438.
—— interior, the sanctuary,
3019. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2c. Dec. 30,
1912; J 176742.
Somerville, Mass., St. Benedict’s
church interior, looking from entrance,
4183. © Dec. 14, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 389,
191233 1J LG TTO.
oe interior, the sanctuary,
4185. © Dec. 14, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30,
190125 J LT6TTI:
South Braintree, Mass., St. Francis
church, interior, 2582. © Aug. 8, 1912;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175909.
Waltham, Mass., St. Mary’s church
interior, 4160. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176766.
interior, 4161. © Dee. 18,
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1912; J 176767.
interior,, looking toward
entrance, 4164. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176769.
pt. IV, 0. 8., V. 7
THomson & THOMSON—ContinuUed. —
interior, main and: side
altars, 4168. © Dee. 17, 1912; 2 «.
Dec. 30, 1912; J 176768.
Weymouth, Mass., Church of the Sa-
cred heart, 2488. © Aug. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Nov. 29; 1912: -} 175882:
Woods Hole, Mass., St. Joseph’s
chureh interior, 3486. Dec. 17,
1912; 2 c Dee. 30, 1912; J 176756.
~— = interior, the sanctuary,
3487. © Dec. 17, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 30,
1912 20 AVGTor:
THORNTON (ARTHUR), Winnipeg, Can-
ada. [32992
London, Westminster bridge. ©
Noy. 38, 1912; 2 Go Nove. 2121912 ee
175445.
TINGLEY (KATHERINE), Point Loma,
Cal. [382998, 32994
Lomaland photographic series 4, no.
204, 205, on the Pacific shore. © Nov.
18, 1912; 2 ¢ each’ Nov. 20, 1920
175397, 175398.
TISSOT PICTURE soc., Jersey City.
[32995
Joseph meets his father. © Dec. 3,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1912; K 50527.
ToBIN (JANET), Los Gatos, Cal.
[82996
Thank you, same to you. © Dec. 1,
1912; 2 ce. Dec. 21, 1912; K 52030.
TOMLINSON (JAMES G.), Trenton, N. J.
[382997
Walsh (Aviator) plunges to death.
© Oct. 8, 1912:'2 @ Oct 5S; is
174018.
Tonis (F. A.), Brockton, Mass.
[32998
Charlotte. © Nov. 10, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
9, 1912; K 51535.
TorKA’s srupDIo, Port Townsend, Wash.
[32999-33008
[4 photographs]:
10 inch disappearing gun in action,
286.—12 inch disappearing gun in ac-
tion, 278.—12 inch gun in action,
279.—12 inch mortar in action, 282.
© Sept. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Nov. 19,
1912; J 175887—175390.
[6 photographs]:
10 in. disappearing gun in action,
451, 452.—12 in. disappearing gun in
action, 453.—12 in. gun in action,
450.—12 in. mortar in action, 454, 455.
© Aug. 25, 1912; 2 ce. each Nov.
11, 1912; J 175171-175176.
582
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
33100
ToRMEY (J. LEE), Baltimore. [83009
Challenge. © Nov. 9 1912; 2 c. Nov.
ma, 1912; J 175160.
Tower (A. J.) co., Boston. [33010
Tower’s fish brand waterproof cloth-
me. © Dec. 16,1912; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1912; J 176648. 5
TRIBUNE CoO., Chicago. [83011-33023
Davs of real sport [1912]:
© Sept. 29; 1 ce. Oct. 3; K 48398.
© Oct. 6; 1 ce. Oct. 11; K 48754.
© Oct. 18; 1 c& Oct. 17; K 48988.
© Oct. 20; 1 c Oct. 24; K 49398.
© Oct. 27; 1 ce. Oct. 31; K 49686.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 8; K 50456.
© Nov. 10; 1 c. Nov. 138; K 50457.
© Nov. 17; 1 c. Nov. 20; K 50709.
© Nov. 24; 1¢. Dee. 2; K 51224.
© Dee. 1; 1 ¢. Dec. 4; K 51336.
© Dee. 8; 1c. Dee. 11; K 51674.
© Dec. 15; 1 e@. Dec. 18; K 51924.
Dee. 22; 1 c. Dee. 26; K°52273.
TRIBUNE JOB PRTG. CO., Minneapolis.
[383024
Minneapolis, Minneapolis athletic
club. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 17,
1912; K 48966.
TRIMPEY (HE. B.) Baraboo, Wis.
[88025-33029
[5 photographs]:
Cecelia.— Cupid.— Lullaby.—Pensive
old piano.—Rosary (The) © Dec. 28,
1912; 2c. each Dec. 30, 1912; J 176795-
176799.
Tripp (Susan B.) West Springfield,
Mass. [33030-33085
Bright and blessed Christmas.-—
Christmas wish: May your Christmas
be hallowed.-—God bless us every one.-—
Many Christmas greetings.—Time
changes.—While for you this Christ-
mas pleading. © Oct. 20, 1912; 2c.
each Noy. 6, 1912; K 49955-49960.
TROPICAL PHOTO CO.,
Cuba. [35086
Nueva Gerona, Isle of Pines. ©
mee 5) 1912: .2 ce. Dee. 17; 19123 FF;
176338.
TrotH (HENRY) Philadelphia.
[83037-83044
Nueva Gerona,
[8 photographs] :
Bermuda, surf, south shore, 7933.—
Movet-sur-Loing, 7723.— Neshaminy
Creek, 6087.—Oak tree, Neshaminy
Creek, 10089.— Reflections Crum Creek,
6600.—Swans at Compton, 8888.—Ta-
cony Creek, 6072.— Water garden, 5117.
© Nov. 21, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 22,
1912; J 175484175491.
Troy (JOHN P.) Ithaca, N. Y.
[88045-33048
Cornell university north of library
tower showing lake and triangle.
Dec. T,
175668.
Doe 2 e Noyirge, todas
view from Goldwin Smith hall
to library tower with Hon. Andrew D.
White in foreground.—Varsity football
team, 1912. © Nov. 25, 1912; 2 «¢.
each Nov. 26, 1912; J 175775, 175776.
Jones (John Paul) at finish, winning
cross country intercollegiate race at
Ithaca; Nov. 28, 1912... © “Nov. 25;
UA2 2: €. NOV 269 1912s J VTS:
Tucker (Byron A.), New Haven.
[33049
[Seal of city of New Haven, Conn.]
© Sept. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1912: K
49387.
TURNBULL (ROBERT M.) Phoenix, Ariz.
[83050
Winner Los Angeles-Phoenix race.
© Oct. 28, 1912; 2 c Nov. 4, 1912; J
175265.
TURNER (CHARLES H.) Chicago.
8051
Circle of life. © Sept. 1, 1912; 2 c.
Sept. 23, 1912; K 48481.
TUTTLE (RUEL CROMPTON) Windsor,
Conn. [38052
Nativity (The) © Nov. 23, 1912;
2 ce. Dee. 2, 1912; J 176098.
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York. [33053
Girls. © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 14,
1912; K 51958.
UNDERHILL (IrRvinG) New York.
[33054-83100
Coney Island, N. Y.:
Bowery, B 19041.—Luna park and
Surf ave., B 19045.—Motordrome and
Manhattan beach, B 19044.—Municipal
baths and beach, B 19043.—Municipal
baths and Surf ave., B 19038.—New
Brighton theatre and casino, B 19046.—
Ocean parkway and casino, B 19042.—
Scotch bagpiper, B 19047.—Seaside
park, ete, B 19087.—Seaside park and
Seabreeze ave., B 19040.—Steeplechase
park and post office, B 19034.—-Steeple-
chase park swimming pool, B 19033.—
Surf ave. and Steeplechase ave. B
19035, B 19089.—Surf ave. west. B
19036. © Oct. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Oct.
24, 1912: J 174620-174624, 174626-
174635.
083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
ddLOL
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 7
UNDERHILL (IRvING)—Continued.
Coney Island, N.. ¥.—Continued.
New York clearing house, C—9052.
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 © Dee. 6, 1912; J
176068.
Metropolitan life insurance
bldg., B—-19240. © Dee. 6, 1912; 2 ¢.
Dec. 6, 1912; J. 176067.
—— Trinity-U. S. realty buildings,
C-9057. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 6,
1912; J 176069.
—— Wall st., B 19080.—Waterfront
from Communipaw, D 634. © Oct.
23, 1912; 2). e.) each Oct. 24 1912> FJ
174625, 1746386.
— Herald sq., B-19242.—Madison
sq.. B-19241.—Manhattan hotel, B—
19205.—Metropolitan opera house, B—
19204.—Park Row bldg., B-19206.—
Trinity church, B—19207.—Union sq..
B-19209. — Waterfront, B-19159. —
Woolworth bldg., C-9043. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2¢. each Nov. 30,1912; J 175977-
175985.
Ellis Island buildings, B—19313.—
Grant’s tomb, B-19324.— Hanover
nat’l. bank bldg., E-560.—Hospital for
ruptured and crippled, C—9062.—Madi-
son ave. bldg., C—9084.—Soldiers and
Sailors monument, B—19325.—Trinity,
U. S. realty buildings, ete., C—9083.—
U. S. S. North Dakota and Brooklyn
bridge, C—9077.—Waldorf Astoria ho-
tel, B-19218. © Dec. 29, 1912; 2 «.
each Dec. 30, 1912; J 176806—-176814.
—— Broadway north from Herald
sq., B-19329.—Central park boat house,
B-19330.—City prison (the tombs) B-
19835.— Columbia univ., B—19334. —
Ellis Island buildings, B—19326.—Fifth
ave. bldg., B-19217.—Hippodrome, B-—
19215.—Hotel Astor, B-19216.—Post
office, B-19214. © Dec. 31, 1912; 2 c.
each Dec. 31, 1912; J 176839-1 76847.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York.
[83101-83252
U-51579 H, U-51981 H, U-52216 H,
U-59635, U-106868, 106869, U-—106877,
U-106883, U-185399, U-185554-135557,
U-135559, U--1385564-135568, U-135570-
135572, U-1389885, U-143827, U-144125.
U-144567, U-144571, U-144585, U-
144590, 144591, U-144602, U-144974,
U-144988, U-144990, U-145009-1450138,
U-145031, U-145052, U-145059, 145060,
U-145068, U-145090, U-145105, U-
145120-145123, U-145126, U-145130, U-
145140, U-145142, U-145145, U-145157,
U-145160, U-145181, U-145209, U-
145219, U-145226, U-145229, U-1452338,
U-145234, U-145280-145284, U-145286-
145293, U-145324, U-145328, U-145333,
U-1453871, U-145444-145446, U-145449,
147036.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWooD—Continued.
U-145450, U-145615, U-—145682, U-
145751-145753, U-145808, U-145814, U-
145816, U-145838, U-145869-145873, U—
145894, U-145922, 145928, U-145998,
U-146000, U-146001, U-—146127, U-
146128, U-146136, U-146142, U-146144,
U-146181, U-146187, U-146192, U-
146201, U-146203, U-146208, U-146216,
U-146271, U-146272, U-146297, U-
1463809, U-146312, U-146292, U-146396,.
U-146420, U-146425. ©1e. each Oct.
30, 1912: J 174741-174867.
U-125949, U-126782, U-127187, U-
131278, U-131785, U-131798, U-132297,
U-137020, U-137026, U-137070, U-
188514, U-138532, U-138623. © 1 «.
each Nov. 1, 1912; J 174966-179978.
U-145622, U-146929, U-147008, U-—
147009, U-147015, U-147017, U-147017a,
U-147019, U-147019a, U-1470385, U-
© 1. each Nov. 30, 1912; J
175966-175976.
U-147314. ©1e. Dee. 18, 1912; J
176347. .
UNION BANK NOTE Co., Kansas City,
Mo. [83253
Spirit of the season. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 2, 19125 K SiGS85.
UNION NEWS ©o., New York
[33254-83258
New York, N. Y., Grand central sta-
tion interior:
Concourse, B-19273, B-193872, B-
19374.—Ramp, B-19376, B-19377. ©
Dec. 29, 1912; 2 ce. each Dec. 30, 1912;
J 176801-176805.
UNITED DRUG COMPANY, Boston.
[83259
Violet dulce toilet water. © Nov. 6,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1912; K 50425.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CoO., Cin-
cinnati. [33260-33323
Aviatrix:
Seated, left arm on steering wheel.—
Seated left foot on floor, right foot
raised off floor—Seated, left hand
holding lever, right holding bottle,
one half front view.—Seated, left hand
holding lever, three-fourths front
view.—Seated, left hand upraised
holding glass.—Seated, right foot on
stool, left foot, on floor.—Standing,
left hand at belt, almost full front
view.—Standing, left hand at belt, one
half front view.—Standing, left hand
at belt, three-fourths front view.—
Standing, left hand holding bottle to
breast, side view.—Standing, right
foot on floor, left foot on stool. ©
Nov. 25, 1912; 2 ¢c. each Nov. 29, 1912;
J 175800-175810.
084
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
33368
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO.—Con.
‘Dutch boy, girl, and turkey, 15146.
© Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1912; J
174145.
Dutch children and Christmas tree,
15147. © Sept. 27, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1912; J 174146.
No. 14998. © Aug.
mec. 21, 1912; K. 52075.
No. 2001, 2082, 20344, 2046 [A],
2046 [B], 15026. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2c.
@€ach Dec. 21, 1912; K 52061-52071,
52076.
No. 1819 [A], 1819 [B], 2006, 20388,
20483, 14821, 14891, 14907, 14936, 14972,
15080. © Aug. 15, 1912; 2 c. each
Dee. 23,.1912; K 52110-52118, 52121,
52122.
No. 2008, 2004, 2025, 2026, 15016. ©
mam: 355-1912; 2 ec. Dec. 28, 19123 °K
52442-52446.
No. 1838-1840, 2005, 2045, 2051. ©
ug. 15, 1912; 2 ce. each Dec. 30, 1912;
IK: 52534-52539.
\No. 444, 445, 15128.
1912: 2 @ each Oct. 2, 1912;
8363.
im No. 15171, 15172. © Oct. 30, 1912;
‘ec. each Noy. 1, 1912; K 49752, 49753.
No. 15153. © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
£19t2> IK 50257.
; No. 15186 [Four portraits pt letter
ill. ] © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
, 1912; K 49973, 49974.
No. 15179. © Nov. 4, 1912; 2 c. Nov.
2, 1912; K 50394.
No. 446. © Nov. 12,1912; 2 ¢c Nov.
4, 1912; K 50400.
No, 15191. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2-c¢.
oy. 18, 1912; K 50528.
PNo. 15175,:15210. © Nov. 23,:1912;
"ce. each’ Nov..'25, 1912; K .50899,
0900.
"Wo.-15201. © Nov.
ee tot? ke 51267:
Po. 15202. ©), Nov. 2oyy TON? 2.) DG:
ec. 14, 1912; K 51809.
No. 15224.' © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec.
4, 1912; K 51810.
No. 15235, 15236, 15242. © Dec. 15,
each Dec. 21, 1912; K
ty ADS) ae.
© Sept. 30,
K 48361-—
29, LED 2? le
"No. 15177, 15178. © Dee. 19, 1912:
© each Dec. 23, 1912; K 52119)
2120.
Santa Clause and decorative design,
‘© Oct. &, 1912.5 2.6.) Ock: 71912.
173820.
74324—13——_10
UNIVERSAL FILM MFG. ©CO., New York.
[33324-33368
Acher (Jean) © Dec. 20, 1912; 2c.
Dee. 31, 1912; J 176833.
Albert (Elsie) © Sept. 20, 1912; 2
e. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175927.
Baggot (King) © Oct. 1, 1912; 2
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175987.
Barker (Florence) © Sept.
1912;.2 @Nov. 29; 1912 3.5, 275928.
Bassett (Russell) © Sept. 16,1912;
2 @;, Noy.29, 1912: J 175921,
Blakemore (H. D.) © Sept. 20,
1912;,2 ec. Nov. 29,1912; J 1759380.
Brierley (Fay) © Sept. 16, 1912;
2 .e: Now. 29;,4982 : J) 2TS917.
Brunette (Fritzi) 1.° © Sept. 20,
1912; 2. c.-Nov. 29; 1912; J, 175932:
pane © Nov. 30, 1912 ; 2 ec. Dee.
SL, $912 FT LG6S829.
Burke (Joe) © Sept. 20, 1912; 2 e.
Nov. 29, 1912; J. 175931.
Chester (Virginia) © Oct. 8, 1912;
2.e: Nov. 29, 1912; Ji 175926.
Claire (Gertrude) © Dec. 20, 1912;
2 ce. Dee. 31, 1912; J 176830.
Clifford (William) © Sept. 16, 1912;
2 ec. Nov. 29, 1912; J. 175920.
Conway (Jack) © Sept. 16, 1912;
2-e:sNoy. 29; 1932: J 175929:
Darkfeather (Princess Mona) ©
sie, Nove 129; (1982 37 J
20,
! Oet. 8, 1912
45925:
Davenport (Dorothy) © Sept. 16,
1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175914.
| Davies (Howard) © Dec. 2, 1912;
2c. Dec. 31, 1912; J 176832.
Dowlan (William C.) © Dec. 5,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 31, 1912; J 176888.
Dunn (William J.) | Oct. 16,
1912; 2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175988.
| Fischer (Margarita) © Sept. 16,
| 1912; 2-e., Noy..29, 1912: J 175916.
-Gaden (Alexander) © Dec. 27,
| 1912; 2c. Dec. 81, 1912; J 176826.
Glaum (Louise) © Sept. 16, 1912;
2. Nov.:29, 1912; J 175915.
Haldeman (Edith) © Oct. 16,:1912;
2 e.. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175940.
“Horner (Violet) © Nov. 30, 1912:
Ae: Dec. ot O12 * i “LL GSs0.
Ingraham (Lloyd) © Dec. 6, 1912;
Ze. Dee. dl, 1912; J 176834.
Lyons (Edward) © Oct. 1, 1912:
c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175924.
McDonald (Donald) © Oct. 1,
m912> 2 c. Nov: 29, 19123 J L913.
085
30369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1v,0.s., v. 7
UNIVERAL FILM MFG. co.—Continued.
Manly (Charles) © Sept. 20, 1912;
2.e) Novi 29; 19126 J 175988:
Mattie and Harly. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175944.
Mayall (Herschel) © Sept.
1912; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175942.
Montville (Barbara) © Dec. 27,
1912; 2 e. Dec; 31, 19125 J 176827.
Moran (Lee) © Oct. 1, 1912; 2 «.
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175928.
20,
Norris (Edward) © Oct. 16, 1912;
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 1759385.
Osbourne (Jefferson) © Sept. 16,
1912; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175918.
Pearley (Charles) © Sept. 20, 1912;
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175948.
Pollard (Harry) © Oct. 1, 1912; 2
ce. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175922.
Reid (Wallace) © Dee. 5, 1912; 2
e. Dee. 31, 1912; J 176837.
Ryno (William) © Sept. 16, 1912;
2 e. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175919.
Salsbury (Janet) © Sept. 20, 1912:
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175941.
Smith (Frank) © Oct. 16, 1912; 2
ec. Nov. 29, 1912; J 1759389.
Tenbrook (Harry) © Dee. 5, 1912;
e. Dec. 31, 1912; J 1768381.
Travis (C. W.) ‘© Dee. 27, 1912; 2
e. Dee. 31, 1912; J 176828.
Wall (David V.) © Sept. 20, 1912;
2c. Nov. 29, 1912; J 175936.
. White (Glen) © Oct. 16, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 29, 1912; J 175934.
White (Pearl) © Dec. 28, 1912; 2
ce. Dee. 31, 1912;.J 1768385.
UrpaN (GEORGE) JR., Buffalo.
[33869-83392
bo
[Colored plates] :
Angelina. —Apollo.—Aurora.—Black
Bob.—Black Knight.—Buffalo Boy.—
Buffalo Champion.— Buffalo Con-
queror.—Dinah.—Ebony Boy.—King
Ebony. — Liza. — Mandy. — Mikado. —
Molly.—Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum.—
Ontario King.—Ontario Prince.—Silver
Star.—Some of our winners. [Basket
of ribbons.]—[Some of our winners.
jroup of thirteen white Plymouth
Rocks. |—Sylvia.—[Trophy] won by
Urban farms, Pine Ridge, Buffalo,
N. Y.—White Eagle. © Nov. 7, 1912;
2 ¢@. each Noy. 18, 1912; K 50536-50559.
Van ALEN (WILLIAM), New York.
[33393
Typical floor plan on proposed apart-
ment hotel on a lot 33 feet by 100 feet.
1e¢. Oct. 31, 1912; I 1140.
086
Van Duzer (J. C.), Rockford, Iil.
VAN DEVENTER & SON, St. Petersburg,
Fla. [383394
St. Petersburg, Fla., panoramic view.
© Dec. 18, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 20, 1912;
J 176415.
[33395-33398
Sunrise on Rock River. © Dee. 12,
1912; 2 ec. Dee. 14, 1912; J 176310. ;
[8 photographs]:
Dawn, Lambs, October. © Nov. 27,
1912; 2c. each Nov. 29, 1912; J 175835—
175837.
VAN OEYAN (L.) Cleveland.
[33399, 33400
Cleveland, floral decorations at Co-
lonial club. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. Dec.
25, 1912:,3 Ef66382:
Spirit of 1912, Devore, Tesreau and
Mathewson. © Oct 7, 1912; 2 e. Oct.
16, 1912; J 174185.
VAN SICKLEN (Epear T.) Islip, L. L.,
Nay. [33840
Beginning of spring. © Oct. 19,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1912; J 174354.
VANDERBILT HOTEL, New York. [83402
Menu. © Jan. 1, 1913; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1912; K 52441.
VeRNON (C. D.), Wheeling, W. Va.
[33403
Candy card. © Nov. 21, 1912; 2c.
Nov. 26, 1912; K 51168.
VIAFORA (ORESTE), New York. [33404
Dante monument. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1912; J 178807.
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn.
[83405-33433
Costello (Dolores) of the Vitagraph
players, 1, 2. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2'c.
each Oct. 31, 1912; J 174931, 174932.
Costello (Helen) of the Vitagraph
players, 1-3. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2 ©.
each Oct. 31, 1912; J 174983-174935.
Costello (Helen and Dolores) of the
Vitagraph players. © Oct. 28, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 31, 1912; J 174936.
Costello (Maurice) of the Vitagraph
players, 1-9. © Oct. 28, 1912; 2 c.
each Oct. 31, 1912; J 174937-174945.
Steward (Anna M.) of Vitagrap
players. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 19,
1912; J 1743583.
Vitagraph players:
Baird (Leah).—Cooper (George).
Delaney (Leo). — Gordon (Juli
Swayne).— Humphrey (William).
Kelley (Dorothy).—Mack (Hughie).
—————
-
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
33465
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA—Continued.
Vitagraph players—Continued.
Talmadge (Norma).—Tapley (Rose
E.) A, B.—Turner (Florence E.) A,
B.—Walker (Lillian). © Sept. 20,
mae, 2 c. each Sept. 21, 1912; £
173928-173940.
VOLLAND (P. F.) & co., Chicago.
[33434-33445
[12 prints]:
Autumn.—Birches in spring.—Chrys-
anthemum.—Holly. — Mistletoe.—Poin-
‘settia.— Spring. — Summer. — Summer
solitude.-—When the leaves begin to
fall. — Winter. — Winter solitude. ©
Wect. 30, 1912; 2 c. each Nov. 14, 1912;
K 50401-50412.
Yon REHLING—QVISTGAARD (J. W.) See
Rehling-Qvistgaard (J. W. von)
VoNNEGERT (EpNA GoTH) Indianapo-
lis. [33446
Hood (Mt.) and Lost Lake by moon-
light. © Dec: 7, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 18,
1912; J 176345.
WAGNEB ELECTRIC MFG. CO., St. Louis.
[83447
Merry Christmas fellers. © Dec. 21,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1912; K 51647.
WALK (RyAN) New York. [83448
Adventures of Henry Dubb. © Nov.
1, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1912; K 49754.
WALKER (A. V.) Chicago. [38449
Louise (Lake) © Oct. 22, 1912;
e. Oct. 23, 1912: J 174560.
ALKER (JOSEPH), Washington.
[33450
Modern way of seeing Washington.
Dec. 4, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1912; K
1335.
ALTER (F. A.) Brooklyn. [383451
Faculty and students of Brooklyn
eights seminary, out door group. ©
ae i, 1912-2 c.. Nov. 23,1912: J
? ALTERS (GEORGE W.) Sharon, Pa.
[383451*
Buck (Maragret) child. ©1c. July
ma9i2- J 171719.
ALTON (WILLIAM G.) Philadelphia.
[33452
©le.
Walton phoria-meter chart.
ec. 16, 1912; I -1180.
ANAMAKER (RODMAN) Philadelphia.
[88453
Animals of the chase. © Mar. 7,
912; 2c. Sept. 4, 1912; J 175956.
WarD (F.) Chicago. [38454, 338455
Two kinds of farms and two kinds of
farmers. © Oct. 25, 1912; 2 « Oct.
19, 1912; K 49128.
Untrained help not wanted. © Dec.
15,/1912; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1912: K 51533.
WARNER (A. C.) Pacifie Grove, Cal.
[33456
Monterey Bay, Cal., Lovers Point.
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c Dee. 11, 1912:
J 176276.
WARREN FEATHERBONE CO., Chicago.
[33457
[Globe surmounted by fashion fig-
ure.]. © Sept. 27, 1912: 2 ec. Oct. 9, °
1912; K 48618.
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS’ ASSN.,
New York. [38457 *, 838457*
Washington headquirlers, Morris-
Jumel mansion. guard room showing
original wall paper, 0403909. © Jan.
26, 1912; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1912;'J 166434. -:
main hall, looking north, 040400.
©) dans 26, 191a + 2. ey Heb. 17, (4912:
J 166489,
WASIELEWSKI (A. F.) Minneapolis.
[33458
Minneapolis Church of the holy fam-
ily. [Colored post card.] © Oct. 28,
1912; 2c. Noy. 18, 1912: K 50508.
Wasson (MontTie C.) Bay City Mich.
1 33459-83461
Bay City, Mich, business _ section.
© Oct: 15,'1912; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1912;
J 174291.
motor cycle club banquet, Oct.
17, 1912. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 24,
1912; J 174599.
Water front. © Oct. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 17, 1912; J 174292.
WATERMAN (—), Hampton, Va.
[338462, 334638
Flusser (U. S. S.) © Oct. 4, 1912;
2 e. Oct. 9, 1912; J 174015.
Idaho (U. S. S.) crew. © Oct. 4,
1912; 2c. Oct. 9, 1912; J 174017.
WATERMAN (C. E.), Newport, R. I.
[338464
Des 63: | O©#Aug.; 10; 1912-2 c-
Oct. 9, 1912; J 173941.
WATERMAN (QO. W.), Hampton, Va.
[338465
Virginia (U. S. S.) crew. © Oct. 4,
1912; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1912; J 174016.
587
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
33466, ‘ i ; ; pt. IV, n. 8., Ve v¢
Watson (Dawson), St. Louis. [83466 | WerNER (W.)—Continued.
. Music hath charms; or, The power Brainy and Drowse [1912]—Cont’d.
of the Victor. © Oct. 21, 1912; 2. © Oct. 17; 1 c Oct. 21; K 49280.
Oct. 23, 1912] J 174572. © Oct. 19; 1 c. Oct. 25; K 49421.
Weaver (S. Rus#), Philadelphia. © Oct. 22; 1c. Oct. 25; K 49423.
[33467 | © Oct. 24; 1 ¢. Oct. 26; K 49456.
Weaver (8. Rush). © Nov. 5, 1912; © Oct. 26; 1c. Oct. 28; K 49535.
) : J if 7
c. Nov. 7, 1912; K 49976. © Oct. 29; 1 ce. Nov. 1; K 49710.
Wess (Epity), Hollywood, Cal. © Oct. 31; 1 c. Nov. 4; K 49774.
[33468-33471 © Nov. 2; 1 @ Nov. 8: K 50093.
[4 photographs]:
© Nov. 5; 1c. Nov. 8; K 50095.
Among the rocks.—Dashing against
the rocks.—End of day.—Old ocean’s © Nov. 7: 1c. Nov. 11; K 50267.
grandeur. © June 25, 1912; 2 c. each © Nov. 9; 1 ¢. Nov. 18; K 50876.
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174675-174678. © Nov. 12: 1 e. Nov. 16: K 50490.
- WEBSTER (Mary Lovise), Palmyra, © Nov. 14;1¢. Nov. 16; K 50488.
N. ¥. [33472 © Nov. 16; 1c. Nov. 22; K 50761.
12th century Anglo Saxon. © Dec. © Novy. 19: 1 c. Nov. 22; K 50765.
).
7, 1912; 2°e. Dec. 11, 1912; K 51947. © Nov. 21; 1 ¢ Nov. 25; K 50837.
WEISMAN (W. H.), Franconia, N. H. © Nov. 23; 1c. Nov. 29; K 51114
x « mW, . ° b 5
[38473, 33474 © Nov. 26; 1 c. Dec. 2; K 51262.
Franconia, N. H.—Franconia and g rs
Presidential range of mountains, 120, © Nov. 30; 1. Dee. 5; K 51369.
121.. © Aug. 25, 1912: 2 c. each Oct. © Dec. 3;.1 c. Dec. 12; K 51718.
18, 1912; J 1743801, 174302. © Dec. 5; 1c. Dec. 12; K 51719.
WrtcH (Grorcr), Port Townsend, | © © Dec. 7; 1 ¢. Dec. 12; K 51722.
Wash. [33475-33478 © Dec. 10; 1 ec. Dec. 14; K 51797.
ie aussi ees " Lae a © Dec. 12; 1 e. Dec, 20; K 51992.
‘amily of 21.—Roosevelt elk, Olym- : ;
pic Mountains. © Oct. 24, 1912; 2. © tiga lg 1.6, Bets a = Poet
each Oct. 30, 1912; J 174871, 174872. © Dec. 17; 1 c. Dec. 21; K 52028.
f2 photographs] : | © Dec. 19; 1 @. Dec. 23'% K 52096.
E pluribus unum.— Worthy guard, | © Dec. 21; 1 ce. Dec. 28; K 52434.
Olympics. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 31, 1912; J 174924, 174925. |
WertsH ,(H. D.), Bellingham, Wash.
© Dec. 24; 1 ce. Dec. 30; K 52492.
Circus Sally [1912]:
[33479 © Sept. 30; 1 e Oct. 2; K. 48369.
Baker (Mt:) from Loomis sa © © Oct. 2; 1c. Oct. 4; K 48434.
Sept.;:26,, 1912.2 c. Nov:. 7, 1912; 7 © Oct. 4; 1¢ Oct. 7; K 48478.
Tonge. © Oct. 7; 1c. Oct. 10; K 48666.
WenpveLt (H. F.), Leipsic, O. © Oct. 9; 1 e@ Oct. 11; K 48752.
[es460, 33461 © Oct. 11; 1 ¢. Oct. 17; K 48979.
Vacant chair. [Father, daughter and }
chair.] © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, © Oct. 4; 1c, Ot as
1912: K 48952. © Oct. 16; 1 ec. Oct. 21; K 49278.
~— [Mother, daughter and chair.) © Oct. 18; 1 c. Oct. 21; K 49276.
© Sept. 25, 1912; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1912; © Oct. 21; 1c. Oct. 25; K 49419.
I< 48953. © Oct. 23; 1c. Oct. 26; K 49458.
WERNER (W.), Chicago. [83482-83626 © Oct. 25; 1c. Oct. 28; K 49533.
Brainy and Drowse [1912]: © Oct. 28; 1 c. Nov. 1; K 49712.
© Oct. 1; 1c. Oct. 4; K 48436. © Oct. 30; 1 c. Nov. 4; K 49778.
© Oct. 3:1 ¢. Oct. 5; K 48488. © Nov. 1; 1c. Nov. 4; K 49776.
© Oct. 5; 1c. Oct. 7; K 48474. © Nov. 4; 1c. Nove 8; K 50097.
© Oct. 8;.1¢. Oct. 10; K 48668. © Nov. 6; 1 ce. Nov..11; K 50269.
© Oct. 10; 1 c. Oct. 12; K 48750. © Nov. 8; 1 ¢. Nov. 11; K 50265.
© Oct. 12;1¢. Oct. 17; K 48975. © Nov. 11; 1 e. Nov. 13; K 50378.
© Oct. 15; 1 ¢. Oct. 17; K 48977. © Nov. 18; 1 ¢. Nov. 16; K 50492.
088
MISCELLANEOUS
no. 4, 1912
CLASSES, H TO K
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Circus Sally [1912]—Continued.
© Nov. 15; 1 ¢. Nov. 22; K 50768.
© Nov. 18; 1c. Nov. 22; K 50767.
© Nov. 20; 1 c. Nov. 22: K 50759.
© Nov. 22; 1c. Nov. 25; K 50835.
© Nov..25; 1 c. Nov. 29; K 51112:
© Nov. 27; 1c. Dec. 2; K 51264.
© Nov. 29; 1c. Dee. 5; K 51371.
© Dec. 2; 1c. Dec. 11; K 51645.
© Dec. 4; 1 © Dec. 12; K 51726.
i pee 6 1 ¢: Dec. 12: K 51723,
© Dec. 9; 1c. Dec. 14; K 51795.
© Dee. 11; 1 ec Dec. 14; K 51793.
© Dec. 13; 1 c. Dee. ; K 51994.
© Dee. 16; 1 © Dee. 21; K 52019.
© Dec. 18; 1 c. Dee. 21; K 52021.
© Dec. 20; 1 c. Dec. 28; K 52098.
© Dec. 28; 1 © Dec. 30; K 52494.
Lord Longbow [1912]:
© Sept. 30; 1 ce. Oct. 2; K 48870.
© Oct. 2; 1 ¢. Oct. 4; K 48435.
© Oct. 4; 1 c. Oct. 7; K 48477.
© Oct. 7; 1c. Oct. 10; K 48667.
© Oct. 9; 1c. Oct. 11; K 48753.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
1 Be e869
jk: elie aT
16S Ve
18;1¢.
2b Se,
me Le.
255 106,
Oct. 17; K 48980.
Oct. 17; K 48982.
Oct. 21; K 49279.
Oct. 21; K 49277.
Oct. 25; K 49420.
Oct. 26; K 49459.
Nov. 1; K 497138.
30; 1 e Nov. 4; K 49779.
1;1¢ Nov. 4; K 49777.
4;10c. Nov. 8; K 50098.
6; 1¢. Nov. 11; K 50270.
S; Le. Nov. 11> K' 50266.
11-5 the:
ees A
5s ait ©)
i Ls Sg Lah
PAN kG:
Bee We:
agen Dee oP
Nov
Noy
Nov
Noy
Nov
Noy
Novy.
13; K 50377.
16; K 50498.
. 22; K 50764.
. 22; K 50768.
22; K 50760.
. 25: K 50836.
29; K 51118.
20 p42e. Dec. 2; K. bE26:
29: Le. Dee, 5; K 51372.
2; 1c. Dec. 11: K 51646.
a fe) Vee, 12 KO iZp;
6; Le. Dee. 12; K 51724.
9; 1¢. Dec. 14; K 51796.
11; 1¢ Dec. 14; K 51794.
13; 1 ¢. Dec. 20; K 51995.
1631 c. Dec. 21; K 52020.
33728
WERNER (W.)—Continued.
Lord Longbow [1912]—Continued.
© Dec. 18; 1 ¢. Dee. 21; K 52022.
© Dec. 20; 1 c. Dec.'23; K 52099.
© Dec. 23; 1 c. Dee, 30; K 52495.
Sammy Spankem [1912]:
© Oct. 1; 1 ce. Oct. 4: K 48437.
© Oct. 3; 1-¢. Oct. 5; K 48439.
©: Oct 5; 1 © Oct. 7: K 48473.
S: 1c. Oct. 10; K 48669.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Nov
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Nov.
© Dee.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dec.
© Dee.
WERNER &
22, 19125) I
105 1e
Ws -Le
Aly ¢! BG;
1 pet Sire
Bis Weed ea Ge
22) se.
2A = I G;
2624) ©:
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pil. biG:
siian wok es
Bs The.
12>" Whe.
M;i¢
16;1¢.
TOUTE
A a Mga
Deois..4e Ge
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
12; K 48751.
17; K 48976.
17: K 48978.
21; K 49281.
25; K 49422.
25; K 49424.
Oct. 26; K 49457.
Oct. 28; K 49534.
Nov. 1; K 49711.
Nov. 4; K 49775.
Nov. 8; K 50094.
Nov. 8: K 50096.
7; 1¢. Nov. 11; K 50268.
91 ¢ Nov. 13;.K 50375.
Nov.
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
16; K 50491.
16; K 50489.
22; K 50762.
22; K 50766.
25; K 50838.
29; K 51115.
26; 1 ce. Dec. 2; K 51263.
30; 1 e. Dec. 5; K 51870.
8;-1¢. Dee, 12; K 51717.
5; 14 Dec. 12; K 51720.
(sit @ Dee. 12% K-51721.
Os eC,
£23" 0;
ts re)
DG Pe.
POs if -e@.
2h ACG
24s Te.
WINDOLPH & VAN
(WILLIAM) New York.
New York court house.
1125.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
14; K 51798.
20; K 51998.
20; K 51992.
21; K 52024.
23; K 52097.
28; K 52435.
30; K 52493.
ALEN
[33627
© 1c. Oct.
West SACRAMENTO co., San Francisco.
[33628
West Sacramento, natural park. ©
1c. Nov. 20, 1912; J 175395.
WESTERMANN (L. A.) ©O., New York.
089
[33629-33728
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V. 7
WESTERMANN (lL. A.) CO.
(Small cuts for ads.) :
Wabble.— Wafer .— Wagner.—
Wagon.—Wallop.—Walrus.—Walter.—
Warrant. — Warren. — Wasp. —
Watch.— Water.— Wave.— Wealth. —
Weapon. — Weasel.— Weather.—
Wedge.— Weight.— West.— Wharf.—
Wheat.— Wheel.— Whig.— Whisky.—
Wholesale.—Wicket.—Wigwam.— Wil-
liam.— Willow.—Winch.— Windlass.—
W ine. — Winifred. — Winter.— Wis-
dom. — Wisteria. — Witching. — Wit-
ness. — Wolf. — Wooden. — Wood-
man.-— Worship. — Worsted. —
Wreath.—Wrinkle. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2
e. each Oct. 15, 1912; K 48817-48862.
[Woman’s fashion cuts for
small size. |
' Badger. — Baggage. — Bait. — Bal-
cony. — Ballast. — Ballon. — Baltic.—
Bamboo.— Banjo.— Banker.— Bark.—
Baron. — Barrel. — Basement. — Bea-
con.— Bearer.— Bearish. — Beaver.—
Beetle. — Berth.— Betty. — Boyant.—
Bryant.—Buffer. © Nov. 30, 1912;
2 ec. each Dee. 4, 1912; K 51310-51338.
[30 prints]:
Abate. — Abbey. — Accident. —
Acorn. — Adder. — Affect. — Afraid. —
Agitate.—Alarm.-—Almond.—AlI]pine.—
Ambition. — Ampere. — Amuse. — An-
archy. — Anchor. — Ancient. — An-
guish.—Answer.—Antic.—Antler.—Ap-
petite.— Apple.— Arab. — Argue.— Ar-
mor.—-Arrange.— Assort.—Astor.— At-
tack. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. each Nov.
6, 1912; K 49925-49954.
Continued.
ads,
WESTERVELT (JAMES V.) Milwaukee.
[33729
Wreck of Bruce Brown’s Fiat. ©
Oat.) 2) 1912" 2) ©. Oct.23,; 39122 1°c.
Oct. 12, 1912; J 174172.
Waite (L. L.) New York.
[83730-33736
Langtry (Mrs. Lily) 1-7. © Oct. 3,
1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 19, 1912; J 174421-
174427.
WHITMAN sTuDIO, Malden, Mass.
[33737-33749
Keller (Helen) 1, 2. © Oct. 22,
1912: 2c... each ‘Oct. 31;- 1912; J
174958, 174954.
23-31.. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Nov. 29, 1912; J 175838-175846.
Macy (Mrs. John) © Oct. 22, 1912;
2 e¢. Oct. 31, 1912; J 174955.
O90
WHITMAN StTuDIO—Continued.
3. ‘© Nov. 15, 4912-2) Now
29, 1912; J 175847.
WHITTIER (L. G.) Wichita, Kan.
[83750-33753
First Presbyterian church. © Nov.
6, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 29; 1912); dataset
Gibbons (Cardinal James) in group
of bishops and priests, Cardinal sit-
ting. © Sept. 21, 1912; 2 e. Oct. 19,
1912; J 174356. —
in group of bishops and priests,
Cardinal standing. © Sept. 21, 1912;
2 e.'Ocet.. £9; 19125 aise.
Wichita’s jobbing district. © Oct.
12, 1912 :2.¢.. Nov. 2) 1913ee ae
WIFFEN & WALTMAN, Spokane. 33754
Faust (Bertha) © 1 e@ Oct. 28,
1912; J 174679. |
WiLcox & WILLSON, Seabreeze, Fla.
[33755-33760
[Green pastures, no. 15.] © Nov.
15, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1912; K 51709.
[Quiet stream, no. 36.] © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1912; K 51707.
[Stately palms, no. 14.]. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1912; K 51708.
[38 photographs]:
Haunt of the alligator, 154.—Royal
arch.—Wayside oak, 153. © Nov. 15,
1912; 2 c. each Dec. 12, 1912; J 176292—
176294.
WILKINSON (EpITtTH L.), Wheeling, W.
Va. wae [838761
Santa’s been busy. © Nov. 1, 1912;
2 e. Nov. 9, 1912; K 50222.
WILLARD (LEO A.), Bellingham, Wash.
[33762-33764
Barn dance. © Oct. 8, 1912; 2 ¢.
Oct. 14, 1912; J 174122.
Signing and celebrating the Decla-
ration of independence. © July 9,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1912; J 174558:
Sundae enjoying the new records.
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 « Oct. 17, 1912; J
174241.
WILLIAMS (CHARLES W.) & co., Ne
York. [83765, 3376
[Holly paper design no. 1432.]
Dee. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1912;
52412.
[Poinsettia and holly paper desig
no. 1484.] © Dec. 12, 1912; 2 c. Dec
14, 1912; K 52413.
———
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912
33872
WILLIAMS (ENNION G.) Richmond.
[83767
Early (Benjamin Weisiger) © Aug.
20,- 1912; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1912; K 49417.
WILLIAMS (Henry M.) Fort Wayne,
Ind. [33768
Fountain of cups. © Oct. 5, 1912;
2c. Oct. 7, 1912: K 48462.
WILLIAMS (RoseErt EH.) gR., The Dalles,
Or. [83769
Indian burial ground Memaloose Is-
land, Columbia River. © Oct. 5, 1912;
2 ec. Oct. 14, 1912; J 174964.
WILLIAMSON, HAFFNER CO., Denver.
[383770
Front door of the great west, Den-
ver. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1912; K 52452.
Witson (Harry Gorpon’ Chicago.
[838771
Flying before the storm, Tony Jan-
nus in a _ Benoist-tractor-hydro. ©
Siti et ot. Dee, Oct >T, 1912" J
173821..
WINEMAN (MopDE), Santa Monica, Cal.
[33772-33791
[20 photographs] :
After the storm.—A pproaching
storm.—Color god’s realm.—Cosmos in-
cognita.—Dante’s pathway.—Drenched
in sunshine. — Earth shadows. — Gar-
den of joy.—Godlike seclusion.—Land
of mind’s desire.—Land of wonder and
mystery.—Living and the dead.—Mas-
ter work.—Misty morning in the Grand
Canyon.—Myth and mystery.—Purple
crags.— River family.— River god’s
trail way.—Sunshine and shadow.—
Symphony qf splendor. © Oct. 10,
1912; 2 ce. each Oct. 15,.1912; J 174148—
174167.
WINSCHER (C. G.) Sheboygan, Wis.
[838792, 33793
Sheboygan River, view of, Sheboy-
gan, Wis., in the background. © Aug.
8, 1912; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174683.
U. S. life saving station, crew
at practice in the river. © Aug. 31,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1912; J 174682.
WINTER (JOHN) gR., Syracuse, N. Y.
[338794
Ludden (Rt. Rev. Patrick A.) ©
Noy. 15, 1912;'2 ¢«. Nov. 20, 1912; J
175444.
ee ee
WINTER & POND co., Juneau, Alaska.
[38795, 38796
Ketchikan, Alaska, A, B. © Oct. 12,
1912; 1 e. Oct.. 26, 1912, 1 ¢. Nov. 26,
U2 SLID THQ 01715 153.
Wirt (AARON P.), Asheville, N. C.
[383797
Washington and Lee. © Oct. 21,
1912; 2c. Oct. 26, 1912: KK 49447.
WitTzet (J. J.), Sabetha, Kans. [3838798
Sabetha, Kan., commercial club. ©
Oct. 5, 1912; 2c. Oct. 8, 1912; J 173906.
WoEHLER (H. L.), New York.
[33799-83872
[Colored post cards]:
Because when you are happy dear.—
Come bid farewell on New /Year’s
eve.—Congratulations for this day.—
Could I but make a New Year’s wish.—
Diss day iss yours.—Extra Happy New
Year, 1913.—Gliickliches Neujahr.
Wherever you may go or stay.—Good
resolutions.—Good wishes. Ach just
to holdt your handt today.—Hands up.
In making up our firing line.—Happy
and prosperous New Year. 1913.—
Happy New Year. Our fates within
his tiny grasp.— Happy New Year.
This bright New Year we send my
dear a greeting—Happy New Year.
Wishing you every happiness.—Happy
New Year 1913. [Little cupid kicking
foot-ball marked 1913.] — Hardest
thing I have to bear.—Hello people.
With all good wishes.—I’d be much
nearer heaven.—I pray you make some
good resolves and keep them through
the year.—I’ve much of Christmas joy
to spare.—I wish you many years all
spent.—I wonder if you know or
care.—If this past year was kind to
you.—In ease and Pullman luxury.—
Just chug-chugging down life’s
stream.—Just like this card I’d look
quite flat.—Little New Year’s wishes
are joy and love and kisses.—Marks
of time—May all good things dear,
come by you.—May all things good and
all friends true. [Puritan boys sing-
ing.J—May all things good and all
friends true. [Santa Claus carrying
bag on his shoulder.]|—May all years
for you pass brightly.—May each pass-
ing birth dav, dear.—May every mile-
stone mark a year.—Merry Christmas.
Christmas wreath to me is like our
own warm friendship.—Merry Christ-
mas. [Holly wreath and _ stocking
hanging from fire place with lighted
eandle.]|—Merry Christmas. If Uncle
Sam should.—Merry Christmas. [Tit-
O91
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
33873
pt. Iv, 0. S., vi 7
WoEHLER (H. L.)—Continued.
tle girl carrying Christmas presents in
her lap.]— Merry Christmas. My
heart’s so full——-Oh that we two might
never part.—On Christmas night the
candles bright.—Our fates within his
tiny grasp.—Should some kind fairy
grant my wish.—Stopping place on
life’s highway.—This little messenger
. send.—To you mine friend diss wish
I send.—Trudging along so blithe and
gay.—With you sweetheart, playing
doubles.—Year of health of joy and
wealth—yYule-tide. joy that’s in my
heart.—Yule-tide joys be yours.—-Yule-
tide spirit bids me send. © Oct. 4,
1912; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1912; K 50011—
50032, 50084-50063.
Tho’ I’m able to paddle my own
canoe. © Sept. 4, 1912; 2 c. Nov. 8,
1912; IX 50033.
[Prints] :
Calendar for the year 1918 with
some cheerful rhymes.—Cheer for the
year. I envy none.—Child’s calendar
for the year 1913.—Christmas. greet-
ings. I pray the joy that Christmas
brings.—Christmas in: the very air.—
Christmas messenger I’m sending.—
For Auld Lang Syne.—Good luck and.
a gay New Year.—Lest you forget. I
wish this calendar.—May you have a
gay New Year.—Merry Christmas.
[No. 1. Lady and gentleman in Colo-
nial dress and. two candlesticks.]
Merry Christmas. [No. 2. Evergreen
branch with candles and _ toys.]—
Merry Christmas. [No. 3. Holly branch
in left ecorner.]—Merry Christmas
dear, because you have been good.—On
this blessed Christmas morning.—
Let down one day of happiness.—
Styles are changing constantly.—
Tho’ I can not be with you.—To you
and yours a very merry Christmas.—
To-night while Christmas candles
glow.—Your life is like a Christmas
tree. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 ec. each Nov.
18, 1912; K 50504-50514, 50516-50525.
WoLFrEe (J. J.), Lusk, Wyo. [838873
Hornbuckle on I Be Dam. © Sept.
9, 1912; 2. ¢: Nov. 12,1942) J..175210.
(Louis) & Co., LTD., London.
[33874-83878
© Nov. 9, 1912;
WOLFF
Ancient melody.
2/¢. Noy. 18,,1912; K 50575.
Manon. © Aug. 1, 1912; 2 ¢« Aug.
12, 1912; K 48691.
Preparing for the festival. © July
31, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1912; K 48692.
Wo.LFF (Louis) & co., LTD.—Continued.
Pride of the harem. © July 31,
1912; 2 ce. Aug. 15, 1912; K 48690.
‘When the world was young. © Noy.
9, 1912; 2 ce. Nov. 18, 1912 Rehosrss
WoLven (HE. L.), Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
- [83879
Vassar college, Sophomore party, inn
waiters, Nov. 1912. © Nov. 16, 1912;
2c. Nov. 20, 1912; J 175427.
W ooDWARD & TIERNAN PRTG. CO., St.
Louis. _ [83880
Night before Christmas. © Dec. 1,
1912; 2 ¢ Dec. 19, 19127 Ke d51981,
WooTrtEN-HUNTER PHOTO Co., Kansas
City, Mo. [83881
Kersey Coates terrace. © Oct. 26,
1912; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1912; J 174923.
Woott—EN & MouLton, Newbern, N. C.
[88882, 33883
[2 photographs]:
Balloon ascension.—Newbern fair.
© Oct. 31, 1912; 2 @ each Nov. 4,
1912; J 175494, 175495.
WricHt (E. DELAFIELD), Sewaren, N. J.
[33884
Sunshine. © 1 ce. Nov. 27, 1912;
J 175792. d
WricHt (SHIELDS), Gillette, Wyo.
[33885
Good little shepherd of the Wyo-
ing plains. © Nov. 26, 1912; 2 «
Dec. 2, 1912; J 175993.
WUERZINGER (HARRY G.), Chicago.
[383886
Milwaukee, Vanderbilt course, pano-
ramic view. © Oct. 4, 1912; 2 ¢. Oct.
12, 1912; K 48696.
Wyrr (Henry S.), Nantucket, Mass.
[83887
When my ship comes in. © Dee. 2,
1912; 2 ec. Dec. 7, 1912; K 176070:
Y. M. C. A. (NAvy) Brooktyn, Brook-
lyn. [38888
Florida (U. S. 8S.) C-9058. © Dec.
6, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1912; J 176053.
Yano (S.), New York. [838889
[Japanese Christmas and New Year
stamp.] © Oct. 25, 1912; 2 c. Oct. 26,
1912; K 49656.
092
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
no. 4, 1912 38895 (1)
ZENTNER (J. J.) Everly, Ia. ZWILLINGER (CELIA M.) Oakland, Cal.
[88890-33892 [83893-83895
Everly, I[a.: Caseilo, the gypsy girl, 1-3. © Nov.
Everly, Ia. — Everly, Ia. high | 20, 1912; 2 c. each Noy. 11, 1912; J
school.—Everly, Ia., M. E. church and | 175165—-175167.
parsonage. © Oct. 26, 1912; 2 c. each
Oct. 28, 1912; J 174672-174674.
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1912.
Number of entries of Reproductions of works of art____________--__-__ 17
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
Th Do EES SER GT 2 etna aa mri cee? PES ars TPA a con ce 394
Number of entries of Photographs (including 1,382 unpublished) -..-__-_ 12, 601
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 6,150
PRPS £0 PETIONICAIS UO hia bas ee yh 17, 658
PHOTOGRAPH OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF
MARCH 4, 1912.
SWAINE, SEORIM [88895 (1)
Gem portrait gallery. © by S.
Swaine, Rochester, N. H., as the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re
newal no. 3448, Oct. 30, 1912. Original
entry, May 4, 1885, no. 10100.
093
LIST OF MGTHON- PICTURES:
Nore.—This list contains the first entries of classes L and M.
AFRICAN OSTRICH FARM & FEATHER CO.,
Bloomsburg, Pa. [83896
Growth of practical cooperation, as
seen on a trip from Jerusalem and
Egypt to Europe and America. The
story of the ostrich farm. Clippings
from a roll. © title, description and
86 prints recd. Oct. 24, 1912; M 7.
ALMYR FEATURE FILMS, Los Angeles.
[33897
Stampede (The) 3 reels. © Oct. 28,
1912; 2c. and description Noy. 5, 1912;
M 10.
AMBROSIO AMERICAN CO., New York.
[33898-33906
Between life and death; by A. Am-
brosio. 2 pts. Clippings from a reel.
© title, description and 100 prints
recd. Dec. 14, 1912; L 173.
Black veils; by A. Ambrosio. 2 pts.
Clippings from a reel. © title, descrip-
tion and 84 prints recd. Dec. 12, 1912;
L 166.
Knights of Rhodes; by A. Ambrosio.
4 pts. Clippings from a reel. © title,
description and 58 prints recd. Dec. 12,
1912 >. 1, 167.
Parsifal. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 55 prints recd.
Nov. 29, 1912; L 1388.
Pope and the Vatican. Roll.
AOL. 2.8,
1912: M 2.
Romance of a heart, by A. Ambrosio.
Clippings from a reel. © title, descrip-
tion and 76 prints recd. Dee. 10, 1912;
L 161.
Sicilian heroine; by A. Ambrosio, 3
pts. Clippings from a reel. © title,
description and 108 prints recd. Dec. 9,
1912; L 172.
Siegfried. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 48 prints recd.
Noy. 29, 1912; L 189.
What the unknown conceals; by A.
Ambrosio. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 76 prints recd.
Dec. 17, 1912; L 184.
© Oct.
and description Oct. 9,
AMERICAN FILM MFG. CO., Chicago.
[88907-83928
Bad Pete’s” gratitude. Clippings
from a roll. © title, description and
66 prints rec’d. Noy. 15, 1912; L 117.
Dawn of passion. Clippings from a
roll. © title, description and 78 prints
ree’d. Oct. 25, 1912; L 81.
Fear (The) Clippings from a roll.
© title, description and 86 prints rec’d.
Oat 25; WI Ee
Foreclosure (The) Clippings from a
roll. © title, description and 75 prints
rec’d. Nov. 15, 1912: L 114.
Geronimo’s last raid; in two reels.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 185 prints rec’d. Oct. 25,
WA 2 i TS
Her own country. Small roll. ©
title, description and 65 prints recd.
Dee. 23, 1912; L 197.
Hidden treasure; or, Philanderings
of Puddenfoot Pete. Small roll.
title, description and 21 prints recd.
Dee. 238, 1912; L 195.
Idyl of Hawaii. Small roll. © title,
description and:37 prints recd. Dec. 28,
1912; L 196.
Intrusion at Lompoc. Smallroll. ©
title, description and 56 prints recd.
Dee. 28, 1912; L 202.
Jim Bentley’s adventure. Small roll.
© title, description and 44 prints recd.
Dec. 238, 1912; L 200.
Man’s calling. Small roll.. © title,
description and 46 prints recd. Det 23,
1912; L 201.
Marked gun. Clippings from a roll.
© title, description and 64 prints rec’d.
Oct. 25, 1912; L 80.
On board the S. S. Dubuque naval
training ship. Small roll. © title, de-
scription and 15 prints recd. Dec. 23,
1912; L 204.
Pals. Small roll. © title, descrip-
tion and 61 prints reed. Dec. 23, 1912;
L 205. 3
O99
oO
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
AMERICAN FILM MFG. co.—Continued.
Starbucks (The) Small roll. © title,
description and 638 ae recd. Dec. 28,
1912; L 208.
ete at Coyote. Clippings from
a roll. © title, description and 50
prints ree’d. Oct. 25, 1912; L 79.
Their hero son. Clippings from a
roll. © title, description and 67 prints
ree’d. Noy. 15, 1912; L 116.
Thief’s wife. Small roll. © title,
description and 40 prints recd. Dec. 23,
1912; L 199.
Vengeance that failed. Clippings
from a roll. © title and description
ree’d. Oct. 25, 1912; 51: prints: reed.
Oct. 14, 1912; L 76.
‘White treachery. Clippings from a
roll... © title, description and 72
prints rec’d. Nov. 15, 1912; L 118.
Would-be heir. Small roll. © title,
description and 48 prints reed. Dec. 28.
1912; I. 198.
Wun Lung’s strategy. Clippings
from a roll. © title, description and
“1. prints rec’d., Noy. 15, 1912; dy. 115:
AMERICA’S FEATURE FILM CO., Chicago.
[33929
Barbarous Mexico; by H. Hood.
Clippings from a reel. © title, de-
seription and 100 prints recd. Dec. 9,
1912; M 19.
BIOGRAPH Co., New York. [83930-83983
Absent-minded burglar; by I. M.
teynolds. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 100 prints reed.
Nov:.:27,1912) LE 136.
After the honeymoon; by V. Fulton.
Clippings from a roll. © title, descrip-
tion and 86 prints recd. Nov. 27, 1912;
L, 135.
At the basket picnic; by Frank E.
Woods. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 92 prints ree’d.
Oct. 30, 1912; L 70.
Bill Bogg’s windfall; by Paul West.
Roll. © title, description and 76
prints recd. Dec. 26, 1912; L 213.
Blind love; by M. B. Havey. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 70 prints rece’d. Oct. 16, 1912; L 39.
Brutality; by D. W. Griffith. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 58 prints rec’d. Nov. 29, 1912; L
144.
Burglar’s dilemma; by Lionel Barry-
more. Clippings from a roll. © title.
description and 154 prints reed. Dec.
13, 1912; L 169.
pt. IV, 0. S., Vv. 7
BioGRAPH co.—Continued.
Change of spirit; by D. W. Griffith.
Clippings from a roll. © title, descrip-
tion and 126 prints ree’d. Oct. 11, 1912;
L 24.
Chief's blanket; by Wilfred Lucas.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 188 prints rec’d. Oct. 30,
1912 + Ln0F.
Club- man and the crook; by Del.
Henderson. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 108 prints rec’d.
Nov. 7, 1912; L 96.
Cry for help; by Edward Acker.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 79 prints reed.. Dec. 18,
1912; L 185.
Day’s outing; by S. Taylor. Roll.
© title, description and 40 prints recd.
Dee. 26, 10126 Ty 2a
Disappointed mama; by Del Tend eet
son. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description and 46 prints recd. Oct. 23.
1912 T.55;
Divorcee (The) ; by Edward Dillon.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 50 prints recd. Dec. 16,
1912; L 181.
Feud in the Kentucky hills; by D.
W. Griffith. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 172 prints recd:
Oct. 30, 1912; L 65.
Friends; by D. W. Griffith. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 105 prints recd. Oct. 21, 1912 ;
L 51.
Getting rid of trouble; by Edward
Acker. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description and 118 prints reed. Oct.
AY, 19922 Ta 29.
God within; by T. P. Bayer. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 122 prints recd. Dec. 21, 1912; L
191.
Gold and glitter; by George Hen-
nessy. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description and 162 prints recd. Nov.
13, 1912; L 109.
He must have a wife; by John A.
Walsh. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 84 prints rec’d.
Oct. 13; 1992s Ze;
Heredity; by George Hennessy.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 148 prints ree’d. Nov. 4,
1912; L 89.
His auto’s maiden trip; by Elmer
Booth. Clippings from a roll. © title,
eee and 134 prints rec’d. Nov.
, 1912; L 95.
596
F
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 4, 1912
BioGRAPH co.—Continued.
_ Hoist on his own petard; by C. A.
Griffin. Clippings from a roll. ©
title. description and 78 prints recd.
Novy. 21, 1912; L 125.
In the aisles of the wild; by E. V.
Taylor. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 198 prints ree’d.
Oct. 30, 1912; L 68.
_In the North Woods; by S. E. V.
Taylor. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 140 prints rec’d.
Oct. 11, 19123 LG 25.
Informer (The); by George Hen-
nessy. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description and 1138 prints recd. Nov.
aot Ty 251.
‘Jinx’s birthday party; by George
Terwilliger. Clippings from a® roll.
© title, gee and 114 prints
recd. Dec. 7,.1912; L 15%.
- Like tig cat, they came back; by
Royal A. Baker. Clipvings from a roll.
© title, description ani 86 prints recd.
Oct. 30, 1912; L 69.
Limited divorce; by Del Henderson.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
seription and 74 prints recd. Oct. 30,
9912: F°F3.
Line at Hogan’s; by KE. V. Taylor.
Clippings from a roll. © title. de
scription and 104 prints recd. Oct. 30,
1912; L 66.
Loyve’s messenger: by B. Taylor.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
scription and 49 prints reed. Oct. 16,
1912; L 37.
2 rolls. © Sept. 20, 1912; 2 ¢.
and description Noy. 9, 1912; L 104.
Massacre (The); by D. W. Griffith.
Clippings from a roll. © title, descrip-
tion and 324 prints rec’d. Oct. 30, 1912:
L 15
Mr. Grouch at the seashore; by
Frank E. Woods. Clippings from a
roll. © title, description and 72 prints
recd. Oct. 11, 1912: L 26.
Mixed affair: by Ruth M. Elmer.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
scription and 55 prints recd. Oct. 23,
12: , 55.
-Musketeers of Pig alley; by D. W.
Griffith. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 146 prints recd.
Noy. 4, 1912; L 90.
‘My baby; by D. W. Griffith. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, agent
and 156 prints recd. Noy. 16, 1912
L 119.
a eee
BioGRAPH co.—Continued.
My hero; by D. W. Griffith. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 162 prints recd. Dec. 10, 1912; L
162.
New York hat; by Anita Loos.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
seription and 60 prints recd. Dee. 5,
TOTS Ty, Pde
One she loved; by George Hennessy.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
seription and 208 prints recd. Oct. 30,
1912; L 74.
Painted lady; by D. W. Griffith.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
seription and 128 prints recd. Oct. 30.
a2) be ae a 2
Papering the den: by Mrs. J. W.
Stacey. Clippings from a roll. ©
title, description and 88 prints recd.
Dec. 16, 1912: 1.179.
Pueblo legend; by D. W Griffith.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 254 prints reed. Oct. 11,
1912; L 30.
Real estate deal; by S. R. Osborn.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
scription and 102 prints rec’d. Oct. 30,
$543 271) FL.
Sailor’s heart; by Wilfred Lucas.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 122 prints recd. Nov. 25,
1912; L 1384.
She is a pippin; by E. E. Clyde.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 88 prints recd. Dec. 7,
1912; L 154.
So near yet so far; by George Hen-
nessy. Clippings from a roll. © title.
description and 91 prints rec’d. Oct.
23, 1912 ; 1 54.
Stern papa; -by Edward Acker.
| Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
( scription and 47 prints rec’d. Oct. 16,
1912; L 40.
Ten- karat hero; by Edward Acker.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de
seription and 51 prints rec’d. Oct. 30.
1912: L 64.
Their idols; by Josephine T. Greg-
ory. Clippings. © title, description
| and 136 prints recd. Noy. 21, 1912;
L 124.
Three friends; by M. S. Reardon.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 104 prints recd. Dee. 27,
1912; L 218.
Through dumb luck: by Dell Hen-
| derson. Clippings from a roll. ©
title. description and 136 prints ree’d.
Geral, 19123 Ti 27.
597
33983
BIOGRAPH co.—Continued.
Two daughters; by eorge Hen-
nessy. Clippings from a roll. © title,
description and 94 prints rec’d. Oct.
21, 1912 oO!
Unseen enemy; by Edward Acker.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 127 prints rec’d. Oct. 16,
1912; 88.
CRAWFORD (M. H.) Seattle. [838984
Whaling in the far north, off the
coast of Alaska in the treacherous
Bering Sea. Roll. © Nov. 9, 1912;
2 ce. and description Nov. 15, 1912;
Ys ial 0
DANZIGER (A. J.) New York.
[33985, 33986
Miracle (The) © title, description
and 17 prints Oct. 24, 1912; L 108.
Shipwrecked in icebergs. © title,
deseription and 11 prints reed. Oct.
29, 1912; M 8.
EDISson (THOMAS A.) INC., Orange.
N.. J. [88987-34201
Aladdin up-to-date, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Sept. 4, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 25, 1912; J 176523-176526.
Alone in New York, 1-4. Clippings
from:a reel. © Aug. 27, 1912; 2 c.
each Sept. 3, 1912; J 176439-176442.
Annie crawls upstairs, by James Op-
penheim. 7192. Reel. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 e. and description Nov. 30,
1912; L 147.
At Bear Track Gulch; by R. P. Jan-
ette. 7222. Reel. © Dec. 27, 1912;
2 ¢. and description Jan. 2, 1912; L
238.
Baby’s shoe: by Robert E. Coffey.
7159. Reel. © Oct. 16, 1912; 2 ec.
and description Oct. 22, 1912; L 52.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms, 14. © Sept. 6, 1912;
2 e. each Sept. 11, 1912; J 176471-
176474.
Benares and Agra, India, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Sept. 23, 1912;
2, ench! MOGn: ay “TS! 2 ps0
176553.
Bobby’s dream. 7160. Reel. © Oct.
23, 1912; 2 ec. and description Oct. 24,
1912; L 59.
Boy and the girl, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Aug. 30, 1912; 2 c.
each Sept. 3, 1912; J 176459-176462.
Bridget’s sudden wealth, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Sept. 7, 1912; 2
ec. each Sept. 11, 1912; J 176463-
176466.
Bringing home the pup. 7156. Reel.
© Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. and description
Oct. 18, 1912; L 48.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., Vv. 7
EDISON (THOMAS A.) INC.—Continued.
Burma, Rangoon, India. 7155. Reel.
© Oct. 17, 1912; 2 ce and description
Oct. 1851912) 23M 4:
Calumet “K”, 14. Clippings from
a reel. © Sept. 30, 1912; 2 ec each
Oct. 8, 1912; J 176569-176572.
Cashmere, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Oct. 5, 1912; 2 c. each Oct. 8,
1912; J 176581-176584. .
Chase across the continent. 7178.
Reel. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. and descrip-
tion Nov. 11, 1912; L 108. :
Christmas accident; by Annie Hliot
Trumbull. 7196. Reel. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 c. and description Dec. 3, 1912;
L 149.
Clue to her parentage. 7206. Reel.
© Deg. 18, 1912; 2 e@ and description
Dec. 14, 1912; L 177.
Copper mines at Bingham, Utah.
7157. Reel. © Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. and
description Oct. 18, 1912; M 5.
Crime of carelessness; by James
Oppenheim. 7209. Reel. 1. © Dec.
138, 1912; 2 c. and description Dec. 14,
191232? a PIG.
-——2. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c and
description Dec. 21, 1912; L 214.
Cub reporter, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Aug. 23, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
8, 1912; J 176455-176458.
Cynthia’s agreement, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Sept. 25, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 1, 1912; J 176558-176561.
Dam builder, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Sept. 13, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
18, 1912; J 176503-176506.
Dollar saved isa dollar earned. 7185.
Reel. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 ec. and de-
scription Nov. 21, 1912; L 127.
Eldorado lode; by H. B. Marriott
Watson. 7218. Reel. © Dec. 27,
1912; 2 e. and description Dec. 30,
1902) Dae:
First settler’s story, from Farm fes-
tivals; by Will Carleton. 7201. Reel.
© Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ce. and description
Dec..1,. 19125 Geto.
Fog; by Bannister Merwin. 7195.
Reel. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2 c. and de-
scription Nov. 30, 1912; L 148.
For her; by Banister Merwin. 7210.
Reel. © Dec. 20, 1912; 2 c. and de-
scription Dee. 21, 1912; L 192.
For professional services; by H. M.
King. 7161. Reel. © Oct. 28, 1912;
2c. and description Oct. 24, 1912; L 60.
Forest fire. 7188. Reel. © Nov.’ 22,
1912; 2 ec. and description Nov. 28,
1912; Ty 182.
598
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 4, 1912
Epison (THOMAS A.) INc.—Continued.
Girl from the country, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Oct. 1, 1912; 2c.
each Oct. 8, 1912; J 176577-176580.
Governor (The) 1-3. Clippings from
a reel. © Sept. 17, 1912; 2 ce. each
Sept. 25, 1912; J 176535—-176537.
Grandfather (The) 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Sept. 21, 1912; 2c.
each Sept. 25, 1912; J 176527-176530.
Green eyed monster, 1-3. Clippings
from a reel. © Oct. 2, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 8, 1912; J 176562-176564.
Harnessing a mountain stream,
7191. Reel. © Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. and
description Nov. 27, 1912; M 17.
He swore off smoking, 7207. Reel.
© Dec. 13, 1912; 2 ec. and description
Dec. 19, 1912: L 187.
Hearts and diamonds, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Sept. 20, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 25, 1912; J 176531-
176534.
Helping John, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Aug. 28, 1912; 2 c. each Sept.
3, 1912; J 176451-176454.
High explosives as used in the U. S.
army, 7180. Reel. © Nov. 8, 1912;
2 ec. and description Nov. 9, 1912; M11.
His mother’s hope, 7189. Reel. ©
Nov. 22, 1912; 2 c. and description Nov.
ao 1O12: Ti 133.
Holding the fort, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Aug. 14, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 25, 1912; J 176519-176522.
Hope, a Red Cross seal story; by
James Oppenheim. 7172. Reel. ©
Noy. 8, 1912; 2 ec. and description Nov.
2912: L101.
How Bobby joined the circus, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Sept. 23,
1912; 2 c. each Oct. 1, 1912; J 176554—
176557.
How the horseshoe upset a whole
family; by Louise Sydmeth. 7208.
Reel. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2c. and de-
seription Dec. 19, 1912; L 186.
- How they got the vote; by Ashley
Miller. 7212. Reel. © Dec. 20, 1912;
2 ec. and description Dec. 23, 1912; L
207.
In his father’s steps, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Aug. 6, 1912; 2 c. each
Sept. 18, 1912; J 176483-176486.
Interrupted wedding bells. 7217.
Reel. © Dec. 27, 1912; 2 c and de
seription Dec. 30, 1912; L 229.
Island of Ceylon, India. 7182. Reel.
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. and description
Noy. 16, 1912; M 14.
34201
EDISON (THoMAs A.) INc.—Continued.
It is never too late to mend, by
Charles Reade. 2 reels. © Dec. 20,
1912; 2 ce. and description Dec. 21,
1912; L 198.
Lady Clare; by Alfred Lord Tenny-
son. 7198. Reel. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2c.
and description Dec. 7, 1912; L 158.
Lake Geneva camp of the Y. M.C.A.,
Lake Geneva, Wis. 7220. Reel. ©
Dec. 27, 1912; 2 c. and description Jan.
22 1918 5 DL 23%.
Latest addition to the U. S. navy.
7186. Reel. © Nov. 22, 1912; 2c. and
description Nov. 23, 1912; M 16.
Lazy Bill Hudson, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Sept. 18, 1912; 2 «.
each Sept. 25, 1912; J 176511-176514.
Letter to the princess. 7177. Reel.
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 ce. and description
Nov. 11, 1912; L 105.
Linked together; by Abigail Mar-
shall. 7169. Reel. © Nov..1, 1912; 2
e. and description Nov. 4, 1912; L 91.
Little girl next door, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Sept. 24, 1912; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 1, 1912; J 176542-176545.
Love among the geysers. 7205.
Reel. © Dec. 18, 1912; 2 c. and de-
seription Dec. 14, 1912; L 178.
Maid of honor; by Bannister Mer-
win. 7219. Reel. © Dec. 27, 1912;
2 ce. and description Dec. 30, 1912; L
226.
Manufacture of paper, Maine, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Sept. 10,
1912; 2 e@. each Sept. 18, 1912; J
176495-176498.
Maple sugar industry at Thompson,
Pa., 1-4. Clippings from a reel.
July 17, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1912;
J 176479-176482.
Marjorie’s diamond ring, 1-4. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Aug. 7, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 18, 1912; J. 176487-
176490.
Mary in stageland, 14. Clippings
from a reel. C Sept. 27, 1912; 2 «¢.
each Oct. 1, 1912; J 176546—-176549.
Mr. Pickwick’s predicament, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Aug. 21,
1912; 2 c. each Sept. 3, 1912; J 176435-
176438.
National soldiers’ home, 1-4. Clip-
pings from.a reel. © Sept. 18, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 25, 1912; J 176515-
176518.
599
34201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 1 S., Vv. %
Epison (Tuomas A.) INc.—Continued.
New day’s dawn; by Rey. EH. Boudi-
not Stockton. 7215. Reel. © Dec. 27,
1912; 2 c. and description Dec. 30.
1912; I. 228.
New squire; by Bannister Merwin.
T184. ." Beel.. ©, Nov. 15, 19122 2 c.
and description Nov. 21, 1912; L 128.
No place for a minister’s son; by
E. R. Coffin. 7194. Reel. © Nov. 29,
1912; 2 c¢. and description Novy. 30,
1912; L 146.
©
Noble profession. 7174. Reel.
Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. and description Nov.
11, 1912; L 107.
Office boy’s birthday; by Charles M.
Seay. 7221. Reel. © Dee. 27, 1912;
2c. and description oe 2, 1913; L
236.
Old appointment; by Harry Furniss.
7199. Reel. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 c. and
description Dec. 7, 1912; L 156.
Old fashioned elopement; by F. G.
Ford. 7203. Reel, © Dec. 3, 1912; 2
c. and description Dec. 18, 1912; L 171.
Old reporter; by E. J. Montague.
7171. Reel. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2 c. and
description Nov. 4, 1912; L 93.
Olympic games of the Pittsburgh
Y. M. C. A., 1-4... Clippings from a
reel. © Oct. 2, 1912; 2 ec. each Oct. 8,
1912; J 176573-176576.
On Donovan’s division; by W. Han-
scn Durham. 7183. Reel. © Nov. 8,
1912; 2 ¢e. and description Nov. 16,
1912; L 120.
Opening of the Y.
playground, Lynchburg, 1912, 1-4.
Clippings from a reel. © Sept. 7,
1912; 2 e. each Sept. 11, 1912; J
176467-176470.
’Ostler Joe, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Sept. 28, 1912; 2 ¢. each Oct.
1, 1912; J 1765388-176541.
Proposal under difficulties; by John
Kendrick Bangs. 7202. Reel. © Dec.
6, 1912; 2 ce. and description Dec. 7,
1912; L 160. ‘
Public and private care of infants.
Reel. © Dec. 6, 1912; 2 ec. and de-
scription Dee. 7, 1912; L 159.
Redman’s burden; by Bannister
Merwin. 7214. Reel. © Dec. 20,
1912; 2 ce. and description Dec. 238,
1912; L 209.
‘Rescue, care and education of blind
babies, 1-4. Clippings from a reel.
© Sept. 14, 1912; 2 c. each Sept. 18.
19122 176507—-176510.
M. C. A. Island
vord. 7176. Reel.
-¢. and description Nov. 9, 1912;
Seay.
7181. Reel.
Epison (THOMAS A.) INc.—Continued.
Running away of Doris; by M. B.
Havey. 7213. Reel. © Dec. 20, 1912;
2 c. and description Dee. 23, 1912;
L 208.
Sally Ann’s strategy; by Louise Al-
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2
L 99.
Salt Lake City and its surround-.
ings. 7168. Reel. © Nov. 1, 1912; 2
ce. and description Nov. 4, 1912; M 9.
Saving the game; by Charles M.
7190. Reel. © Nov. 22, 1912;
2 c. and description Nov. 27, 1912;
L 187.
Simla, India, 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © Aug. 31, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 8, 1912; J 176443-176446. . ce
Some rare specimens and a few old
friends, New York . zoological park. .
7180. Reel. © Nov. 8, 1912; 2 ¢ and
deseription Nov. 14,1912; M 12.
Stranger and the taxicab, 14. Clip-
pings from a reel. © Sept. 11, 1912;
2 ec. each Sept. 18, 1912; J 176499-
176502.
Street beautiful, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Aug. 20, 1912; 2.
each Sept. 18, 1912; J 176491-176494.
Suffragette in spite of himself; by
Bannister Merwin. 7158. Reel. ©
Oct. 10, 1912; 2 c. and deseupane Oct.
18, 1912; L AT. wr
Sunday afternoon in rural England.
7193. Reel. © Nov. 29, 1912; 2. and
description Noy. 30, 1912; M 18.
Third thanksgiving; by James Op-
penheim. 7179. Reel. © Nov. 8,
1912: 2 c. and description Nov. 14,
19123 fy dk,
Thrilling rescue by Uncle Neaeic by
Fred BE. Nankwel. 7170. Reel. ©
Nov. 1, 1912; 2 e. and descrite Nov.
4, 1912: L 92.
Tim; by James Oppenheim. T1738.
Reel. "© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. and de
scription Nov. 9, 1912; L 100.
Title cure; by George A. Imlach.
7223. Reel. © Dec. 27, 1912; 2 c. and
description Jan. 2, 1912; L 239. ©
Totville eye; by Bannister Merwin.
© Nov. 8, 1912; 2 c. and
description Nov. 14, 1912; L 118.
Triangle (The) 1-4. Clippings from
a reel. © Sept. 3, 1912; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 12; 1912; J 176475-176478.
Unsullied shield; by Charles J. Bra-
bin. 7216. Reel. © Dec. 20, pg
2 ec. and description. Dec. 26, 1912:
74M
600°
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 4, 1912 34233
EDISON (THOMAS A.) INcC.—Continued.
Usurer’s grip, 1-4. Clippings from a
reel. © Oct. 4, 1912; 2 c each Oct. 8,
1912; J 176565-176568.
War on the mosquito, 1-4. Clippings
from a reel. © Aug. 24, LOTR sl
each Sept. 3; 1912; J 176447-176450.
What Katie did; by Charles M.
Seay. 7204. Reel. © Dec. 13)! TOT?
2 ¢. and description Dec. 14, 1912: 'T,
a5.
When Joey was on time; by Richard
Ridgely. 7200. Reel. © Dec. 6, 1912;
2 ce. and description Dec. (, 191230
155.
Winking parson; by Page Spencer.
187. Reel. © Nov. 15, 1912; 2 eang
description Nov. 21, 1912 - P36.
Yosemite national park and the big
trees of California. 7211. Reel. ©
Dec. 20, 1912: 2 ce. and description
Dec. 23, 1912: M 23.
GAUMONT co.—Continued.
Vengeance of Egypt; by Louis
Feuillade. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 38 prints rec’d.
Nov. 5, 1912: L 94.
HENIvS (I*REDERICK) New York.
[34210-34212
Hunting the game of a large city.
Small roll. © title, ana description
of prints recd. Noy. 25, 1912; L 145,
Mareoni operator, in three acts,
Small roll. © title recd. Dec. 23, 1912:
description reed. Dec. 23, 1912; prints
reed. Dec. 18, 1912: L 216.
Unlucky horse Shoe, in three acts,
Small roll. © title recd. Dec. 23, 1912;
description reed. Dec. 23, 1912; 119
prints reed. Dee. LS, 1902 1; Das:
KALEM co., New York. [34213, 34214
From the manger to the cross; or,
Jesus of Nazareth; a drama in five
acts by Gene Gauntier. 6 reels. ©
Dec. 2, 1912: 2 ce. and description Dee,
7, 1912: M 20,
From the manger to the cross; or,
Jesus of Nazareth. Clippings from a
roll. © title, description and 104
prints recd. Oct. Ze US fb lea 5 6
FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM co., New York.
[84202, 34203
Bernhardt (Sarah) and her all star
company in the spectacular photo-play
Queen Elizabeth, pts. 1-4. 4 reels. ©
pus. 12) 1912- 2 e. Cet. 29,1912: ide-
Scription Oct. 28, 1912; L 82,
Count of Monte Cristo; by Edwin
S. Porter and Joseph Golden. 5 pts.
5 reels. © Dee. 10, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 18,
1912, and description Dec. 165. 4902 © Ti
188.
FEATURE FILM co., New York. [34204
Adventures of Lieut. Petrosino.
Clippings from a roll. © title and
description recd. Noy. 20, 1912; 65
prints recd. Nov. 14, Ui Aa Dra 2 8
KELLY (Harry A.) Los Angeles,
[84215-84233
[19 photographs] :
Company of the Mormon pioneers
with Brigham Young at the hend re-
turning to winter quarters, Aug. 27,
1847.—Mormon pioneers about to enter
Salt Lake V alley, July 24, 1847.—Mor-
mon pioneers advanced company com-
ing over Little Mountain, July, 1847.—
Mormon pioneers coming off Big Moun-
tain in Mountain Dell, July, 1847.
Mormon pioneers coming over Little
Mountain into Emigration Canyon,
July 22, 1847.—Mormon pioneers enter-
ing Salt Lake Valley, July 24, 1847.
Mormon pioneers in camp in great Salt
Lake Valley, July 24, 1847.—Mormon
pioneers in evening camp in route
across the plains, J une, 1847.—Mormon
pioneers on the march in Emigration
Canyon, July, 1847.—Mormon pioneers
Starting over Little Mountain, July,
1847.—Pratt (Orson) and Erastus
Snow advanced company blazing the
trail ahead of the Mormon pioneers,
July, 1847.—Pratt ( Orson) and Erastus
Snow first sight of Salt Lake Valley,
July 21, 1847.—Pratt’s (Orson) ad-
vanced company.—Pratt’s (Orson) ad-
vanced company entering Salt Lake
Feuillade. Clippings from a reel. Valley, July 22, 1847.—Reproduction
title, description and 25 prints rec’d. | of the Mormon pioneers of 1847.—
Nov. 7, 1912: 1, 97. | Smith (Joseph) Jr. courting Emma
601
FEATURE FILM SALES co., LTD., Chicago.
[84205
True till death; by Hispano film co.
Small roll. © Noy. 7, 1912: 2 ¢. and
description Nov. ODS Kiera
GARDNER (HELEN) New York. [34206
Gardner (Helen) in Cleopatra; by
C. S. Gaskill. Clippings from a reel.
© title, and description 363 prints
recd. Dec. 17, 1912: L 182.
GAUMONT co., New York.
[84207-34209
International conspiracy ; by Meonce
Perret. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 75 prints ree’d.
Nov. 7, 1912: L 98.
Perils of the Atlantic; by Louis
74324131]
34234
KELLY (Harry A.)—Continued.
[19 photographs]
Hale.—Smith (Joseph) Jr. engaging
board at Isaac Hale’s home.—Young
(Brigham) company in camp in Emi-
gration Canyon, July, 1847. Young’s
(Brigham) first view of Salt Lake
Valley, July, 1847.
2 c. each Nov. 18, 1912; J 175404—
175422.
KLEINE (GEORGE) Chicago.
34234-34245
At Napoleon’s command; by Societa
italiana cines. Clippings from a reel.
© title, description and 46 prints recd.
Noy. 29, 1912; L 1438.
Death or glory. Clippings from a
reel. © title, description and 61 prints
recd. Oct. 14, 1912; L 34.
Flower of love and the fiower of
death; by Societa italiana cines. Clip-
pings from a reel. © title, description
and 59 prints recd. Nov. 25, 1912; L
164.
Heart of steel; by Societa italiana
cines. Clippings from a reel. © title,
description and 86 prints recd. Dec.
16, 1912; L 189.
In the bear’s claws; by Societe gen-
erale de cinematographs Helipse. Clip-
pings from a reel. © title, description
and 32 prints recd. Nov 25, 1912; L
165.
Mystery of the Elk City bank; by
Societe generale de cinematographs
Eclipse. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 44 prints recd.
Nov. 29, 1912; L 142.
Patriotism; by Societa italiana cines.
Clippings from a reel. © title. dscrip-
tion and 27 prints recd. Nov. 25, 1912;
L 1638.
Red man’s honor. Clippings from a
reel. © title, description and 51 prints
recd. Oct. 19, 1912; L 49.
Shylock; by Societe generale des
cinematographes LHclipse. Clippings
from a reel. © title, description and 9
prints recd. Dec. 23, 1912; L 206.
Sister’s ordeal. Clippings from a
reel. © title. description and 97 prints
recd. Oct. 26, 1912; L 62.
Smart lady detective; by Societa
italiana cines. Clippings from a reel.
© title, description and 66 prints
recd. Dec. 14, 1912; L 174.
Strength and cunning; by Societa
italiana cines. Clippings from a reel.
©) title, description and 188 prints
recd. Dec. 16, 1912; L 180.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
© Sept. 12, 1912; |
Ruins of Zooartuodz and
pt. Iv, n.8., v. 7
LAEMMLE (CARL), New York. [84246
Rainey’s (Paul J.) African hunt
pictures. 6 pts. 6 rolls. © July 15,
1912; 2 e. and description Dec. 26,
1912; M 24.
MESROPIAN (KaAcHADOoR H.) Worces-
ter, Mass. [84247-34249
Consecration of Mataos II. Funeral
of Mataos II. © title, description and
4 prints recd. Oct. 7, 1912; L 57.
Mataos II entering church in Tiflis.
Laying of the corner stone of univer-
sity in Tiflis. © title, description and
2 prints recd. Oct. 7, 19125 15s:
Vagarschabad; pond and _ forest.
Anni. ©
title, description and 5 prints reed. Oct.
7, 1912; M 6.
NAT’L. MOUTH HYGIENE ASS’N., Cleve-
land. [384250
Tooth ache; by Motionscope co.
Reel. © Dec. 2, 1912; Dec. 23, 1912,
and description Dec. 21, 1912; L 194.
NoRDISK FILMS co., Copenhagen.
[34251-34253
Governor’s daughter, pts. 1, 2. Clip-
pings from a roll. © title, description
and 58 prints rec’d. Nov. 14, 1912;
toads
Great circus catastrophe, pts. 1-8.
Clippings from a roll. © title, de-
scription and 78 prints rec’d. Noy. 14.
1912; L 110.
Shanghaied. © title, description,
and 80 prints recd. Nov. 21, 1912;
| Dae
PURITAN SPECIAL FEATURES CO., Boston.
[84254
Quincey Adams Sawyer and Mason’s
Corner folks; by Justin Adams. 4 pts.
4 reels. © Dec. 25, 1912; 2 c. and
description Dec. 28, 1912; L 219.
ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL
RESEARCH, New York.
[34255-34257
Suture of blood vessels no. 1; by
Eclair film co. Clipping from a reel.
© title recd. Nov. 29, 1912; description
recd. Dec. 7, 1912; prints reed. Nov.
29, 1912; M 22.
Technique of transfusion no. 1; by
Eclair film co. Clippings from a reel.
© title recd. Nov. £9, 1912; description
recd. Dec. 19, 1912; prints recd. Nov.
29, 1912; M 21.
Visceral organism. Clippings from
a reel. © title, description and 4
prints reed. Nov. 11, 1912; M 15.
602
LIST OF MOVING PICTURES
no. 4, 1912
SAVOY FILM EXCHANGE, New York.
[84258
Victorious battle for the conquest of
Mergheb, Africa. Small roll. © Sept.
23, 1912; 2 c. and description Sept. 27,
12° M 3.
SocIETE FRANCAISE DES FILMS ET CINE-
MATOGRAPHES ECLAIR, Paris.
[84259-34286
Accidental servant. Small reel. ©
title, deseription and 54 prints recd.
mec. 50, 1912; L 221.
Beryl coronet, from The adventures
of Sherlock Holmes; by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. Small reel. © title,
description and 108 prints rec’d. Nov.
oe, 1912: L 83.
Blanchette: or, Overwhelmed by the
world. Small reel. © title, descrip-
tion and 48 prints rec’d. Oct. 17, 1912;
L44..
Brink of the abyss. Small reel. ©
title, description and 48 prints rec’d.
Oct. 17, 1912; L 46.
Copper beeches, from The adven-
tures of Sherlock Holmes. Small reel.
© title, description and 41 prints reec’d.
Noy. 4, 1912; L 88.
Death and resurrection; or, From
‘pope to pope. An exact reproduction
of the event; by J. de Bonnefon.
‘Small reel. © title, description and
44 prints recd. Dee. 4, 1912: L 150.
Detective’s Santa Claus. Small reel.
© title, description and 46 prints
reed. Dec. 30, 1912; L 224.
Eldest son rules; or, The iron hand.
Small reel. © title, description and
84 prints rec’d. Sept. 26, 1912; L 36.
Expiation. Small reel. © title, de
scription and 44 prints reed. Dee. 7,
mei2: 7, 152.
Gallop of death. Small reel. ©
itle, description and 78 prints recd.
Be. 30, 1912; L225.
Girl from Maxim’s, from G. Fey-
eau’s comedy. Small reel. © title,
escription and 85 prints ree’d. Nov.
o 1912; 1 87.
Hunchback; or, The little Parisian
agardere, from Paul Feval’s cele-
rated novel. Small reel. © title, de-
ription and 50 prints recd. Nov. 29,
912; L 140.
Tron master. Small reel. © title,
escription and 56 prints recd. Oct. 17,
mie: LL, 45.
34256
SoolgkTE FRANCAISE DES FILMS ET CINE-
MATOGRAPHES HKcniarr, Paris—Cont’d.
Josephine, Empress and Queen.
Small reel. © title, description and
36 prints recd. Dec. 21, 1912; L 190.
Little mother of the Black Pine
trail. Small reel. © title, descrip-
tion and 56 prints recd. Dec. 30, 1912;
L222;
Mystery of Boscombe Vale, from The
adventures of Sherlock Holmes; by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Small reel.
© title. description and 33 prints recd.
Noy. 13, 1912; L 108.
On the threshold of life. Small reel.
© title, description and 84 prints recd.
Dec. 13, 1912; L 170.
Queen of Camargue; or, A gypsy’s
vendetta. Small reel. © title, de
scription and 120 prints reed. Oct. 28,
TOI s) Myvonk
Return of Lady Linda. Small reel.
© title, description and 114 prints
recd. Dec. 30, 1912; L 223.
Reygate squires, from The adven-
tures of Sherlock Holmes; by Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle. © title, descrip
tion and 44 prints recd. Nov. 1, 1912;
L 84,
Silver blaze, from the adventures of
Sherlock Holmes; by Sir Arthur
Conan-Doyle. Small reel. © title, de
scription and 34 prints recd. Nov. 29,
HOLD > Ts) 141)
Stolen papers, from the adventures
of Sherlock Holmes; by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. Small reel. © title,
description and 27 prints reed. Nov. 23,
1912; L 130.
Speckled band, from The adventures
of Sherlock Holmes; by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. Small reel. © title, de-
scription and 78 prints recd. Nov. 1,
1912; L 85.
Tammany boarder. A_ burlesque.
Small reel. © title, description and 54
prints recd. Dec. 30, 1912; L 220.
Tears of blood. Small reel. © tiile,
description and 36 prints recd. Nov. 1,
1912; L 86.
Tempest (The) ; by William Shakes-
peare. Small reel. © title, description
and 80 prints recd. Dec. 26, 1912: L
2ht.
Tosca (La) Small reel. © title, de-
scription and 41 prints ree’d. Oct. 1.
1912; L 35.
Wager (The) Small reel. © title.
description and 25 prints recd. Dec. 26,
1912; L 210.
608
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
34287
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 7, no. 4, 1912
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, Brooklyn.
[34287
Little minister; by James Young, a
picturized scenario taken from the
novel known as The little minister by
J M. Barrie. 3 reels. © Dec. 5, 1912:
2 e. and description Dec. 12, 1912; L
168.
VITASCOPE co., New York.
[84288, 34289
Theft of the secret code. Clippings
from a reel. © title, description and
50 prints recd. Dec. 17, 1912; L 183.
Unwritten law; or The oath of
Stephen Huller; by Felix Hollander.
Clippings from a reel. © title, de
scription and 80 prints rec’d. Nov. 8,
1912; L 102.
VITASCOPE co. OF AMERICA, New York.
[34290
Penalty of folly; or, The Apache’s
revenge. Clippings from a reel. ©
title, description and 118 prints recd.
Dec. 26, 1912; L 234.
Von UNSCHULD-LAzARD (Mme. MARIE)
Washington. [34291
Demonstration of the _ technical
training, necessary for the pianist of
our days. © title, description and 4
prints recd. Dec. 30, 1912; M 25.
WARNER’S FEATURE FILM cCO., New York.
[34292-34294
Raiders of the Mexican border.
Clippings from a reel. © title, descrip-
tion and 112 prints ree’d Oct. 25, 1912;
L 61. j
Regeneration. Clippings from a reel.
© title, description and 42 prints rec’d.
Oct: 12, 19125 4 aie
Tracked by wireless; by Royal film
co. in three reels. Clippings from a
reel. © title, description and 202
prints recd. Nov. 21, 1912; L 123.
WORLD'S BEST FILM CO., New York.
[384295
Pilgrim’s progress; by Richard
Maerky. pts. 1-4. Rolls. © Oct. 8,
1912; 2 ec. and description Oct. 9, 1912;
aes
Number of entries of Motion picture photoplays_________________________
Number of entries of Motion pictures other than photoplays_____________ Ze
604
INDEX TO PART 4, WORKS OF ART, REPRODUCTIONS OF
A WORK OF ART, DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC WORKS OF
PeSClIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL (CHARACTER, | PHOT O-
Gmareo, PRINTS,:.PICTORIAL
MOTION PICTURES.
New series—Volume
ILLUSTRATIONS, AND
7, Nos. 1-4, 1912.
This index contains the names of all copyright proprietors of Works of art, Repro-
ductions of a work of art, Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical char-
acter, Photographs and Prints
persons portrayed,
and pictorial illustrations,
and Motion pictures other than photoplays, registered during the year 1912.
references are made from distinguished artists and engravers,
and from the titles of motion pictures.
Motion-picture photoplays
In addition,
from the names of the
The Figures refer to the citation numbers following the names of pro-
prietors in the catalogue.
Aab (C. L.) 11020.
Aaron, Bible character. 7751, 26395.
Abbey (Edwin A.) 2067, 19152.
Abbott (A. T.) 26576.
Abby (Prof. Cleveland) 18940.
Abdul Baha. See Baha (Abdul)
Abednego, Bible character. 7751.
Abel, Bible character. 7751, 10659,
15285, 22911.
bel (W. H.) 1001, 11021.
bel & Carey. 18096.
bernathy (A. H.) 1002.
bijah, Bible character. 7751.
bimeleck, Bible character. 7751.
bner, Bible character. 7751.
braham, Bible character. 7751, 10659,
nOhe2, 22911.
braham (George F.) 10251.
bsalom, Bible character. 7751.
Absent-minded burglar. 383930.
ecidental servant. 34259.
eeola (Jacob) 11051.
cetylene welding co. 26577.
cker (Jean) 33324.
ckerman (F. I.) 26580.
eckley (B. D.) 5540.
cret (George) 18097.
mar (©. H.) jr. 26581.
dam & Eve. 7751.
dams (Alva) 4088.
dams (Ernest A.) 11052.
dams (Eva E.) 1006.
dams (I. ©.) 11058.
dams (John Quincy) Pres.
18422.
dams (L. W.) 1009, 11055.
dams (Maude) 10126.
dams (Roy) 2718386.
dams (Samuel) 4083.
dams studio. 26586.
damson (John) 1011.
ddison (Thomas) 18098.
dickes (William) 10120.
Des.
Adler (Geo.) 1, 442, 17464.
Adler (L.) bros. & co. 10121, 26587.
Adoni-Bezek, Bible character. 7751.
Adrift. 25718.
Adventures of Lieut. Petrosino. 34204.
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 34259.
Advertisers’ cut service. 1012.
Advertiser’s press. 25741.
Advertiser’s syndicate cut
18099.
Aeolian co. 10122,
Aeroplane inventor. 173880.
Affair at Raynor’s. 25518.
African ostrich farm & feather co.
33896.
After many days. 25518.
After many years. 10030.
After the honeymoon. 338930.
Agag (King) T7751.
Agner (J. B.) 7663.
Agonoff (Lenia) 8192.
Ahab, king of Israel. 7751.
Ainey (William D. B.) M. C. fr. Pa.
4083.
Ainsworth (Maj. Gen. Frederick Cray-
ton) 4088.
Ainsworth (J. R.)
Akeley (C. H.) 1018.
Akimoff (N. W.) 1022.
Akin (Theron) M. C. fr. N. Y. 1609.
Akiyama (Dr. Masanosuki). 13792.
Alabama engraving co. 18100.
Aladdin up-to-date. 385986.
Alaska (Panoramic views of) in ani-.
mated maps. 10029
service.
11059.
11060.
Albany, N. Y., University club dinner.
2716.
Albany school of fine arts. 18101.
Albert (Hlsie) 38324.
Alberty (Ada M.) 1028.
Aleohol, the poison of humanity.
9754.
605
INDEX
Alderman (Edwin Anderson) Pres. of
U. of Va. 4651.
Aldrich (G. Ames)
25748.
Ale-Ting service. 18102.
Alexander, king of Servia.
Alexander (A. D.) 26589.
Alexander (Gus) 2713.
Alexander (J. W.) 2148, 10126.
Alexander (Kenneth) 1025, 11064,
18103.
Alexander (R. D.) 18105.
Alger (I. M.) 15910.
Algy, the watchman. 17065.
Ali Kuli (Madame) 18940.
All a mistake. 10030.
All for her. 17827.
Allegretti (N. W.) 18106.
Allen (Claude) 11167, 14141.
Allen (Freel) 14141.
Allen (H. N.) 18107.
Allen (J. D.) 18111.
Allen (Sherman) 18708, 18940.
Allen (W. M.) 1026.
Allen & co. 1027.
Allen shoe co. 18112.
Allerton (W. H.) 18118.
Allston (W.) 2148.
Alman & co. 26594.
Almanae advertising agency.
Almyr feature films. 83897.
Alone in New York. 33986.
Alpha sigma phi fraternity.
Amaties (Louis). 186.
Amberg (Louis) & son.
10127, 25744.
Ambrose (J. F.) 1029.
Ambrosio-American co. 3838898.
America music co. 18220.
Amer. art news co. 11065, 18120.
10128, 11061,
29411.
Amer. art works. 1030, 18126, 26597.
Amer. assn. for study & prev. infant
mortality. 18148.
Amer. Baptist soc. 18159.
Amer. blacksmith co. 26635.
Amer. cement tile mfg. co. 18160.
Amer. chart co. 18162.
Amer. colortype co. 11.
Amer. commercial ady’g. co. 1070,
11066, 18168, 26636.
Amer. encaustic tiling co., ltd. 18209,
26679.
Amer. film mfg. co. 25492, 33907.
lithograph co. 11156.
locomotive co. 12.
lumberman. 11157.
Amer. machinist. 26689.
Amer. Mennonite brethren church (Del-
egates of) 27855.
Amer. museum of
1105.
Amer,
Amer.
Amer.
Amer,
Amer.
Amer.
Amer.
natural history.
nat’l art league. 11159.
news co. 11160.
optical co. 18221.
photo. color eco. 1106.
A
| Anheuser-Busch brewing assn.
pt.. va See
photo co.
Amer. 11161.
Amer. poultry pub. co. 11164.
Amer. press assn. 1148, 11167, 26690.
Amer, radiator co. 26781.
Amer. red cross. 10128.
Amer. seeding machine co. 267382.
Amer. show print. 1165, 26733.
Amer. soc. of mechanical engineers.
1166.
Amer. sugar refining co. 26752.
Amer. woodworking mach’y. co. 25749.
Amer. woolen co. 18223.
America’s feature film co. 17064,
33929.
Ames & Rollinson co.
Amis (S. W.) 30790.
Amon (W. A.) 26784.
Amos (Prophet) T7751.
Amundsen (Capt. Roald Hnseibeest
Gravning) 16410.
Anatomical diagram pub. co.
Anchor buggy co. 18292.
Andersen (H. C.) 26786.
Anderson (B. HE.) 26815.
Anderson (F. C.) 10138.
Anderson (G. M.) 12158.
Anderson (Miss Gertrude)
Anderson (John) 1171.
Anderson (S. B.) & son. 1169.
Anderson (W. R.) co. 26816.
Andilly (Arnauld dad’) 2148.
Andover, Conn., base ball club. 19051.
Andrew (T. 0.) 10134.
1167, 26783.
1168.
12909.
Andrews (Adj. Gen. George) 18708,
28228.
Andrews (Nicholas) Indian. 14998.
Andrews (R. H.) 4858.
Andrews cards co. 26817.
| Angel and the stranded troupe. 17106.
Angelis (Jefferson de) See De Ange-
lis,
Angell (Dr. James B.) 18986.
18293.
10135,
Anglo Amer. post card co.
11210, 26818.
Ann the prophetess.
Anne (Saint) 10271.
Annie crawls upstairs. 338986.
Ansberry (J/rs. Timothy T.)
18940.
Anthony (Saint) 198, 10271.
Anthony (Mrs. Charles B.)
Anthony co. 11218.
14892.
11609,
11609.
Apache’s revenge (Penalty of folly;
or) 34290.
Apeda studio. 1172.
Appalachian apple orchards. 18811.
Appelberg (G. R.) 18812.
Apple pie. 17106.
Appleton (Thomas Gold) 2148.
Arakelyan (S.) 1180.
Arbogaste (M. H.) 26819.
Arcade photos co. 18318.
Archambault (Tj. J.) 26820.
606
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Archbald
28580.
Archbold (John D.) 20392.
Archibald Chubbs & the widow. 9759.
Arias (Senor Don Ricardo) Envoy
Extraordinary & Minister Plenipo-
tentiary fr. Panama. 1609, 18940.
Arlington co. 26821.
Arlington mills. 26822.
Armour & co. 26828.
Armstrong (B. L.) 26828.
Armstrong (Harry Waters) 25741.
Armstrong (M. L.) & eco. 11214.
Arnold (C. D.) 1188.
Arnold (Lt. H. H.) 18708.
Arnold (R. J.) 1185.
Arnold & Windeck. 1186.
Arnot (G. Muss) 10244.
Arnot (Robt.) 1187.
Aronson (lL. V.) 17467.
Arsene (Prince) 28580.
Art of making silverplate.
Art publication soe. 18314.
Arthur (J.) 10614.
Arthur (James) 1194, 11216, 18316.
Arthur studio. 1195.
Arthurs (S. M.) 10187.
Artist and the brain specialist. 17106.
Artist’s joke. 25518.
Ascenzo (Nicola d’) See D’Ascenzo.
Ashbrook (Mrs. William A.) 1609.
Asheraft (B. A.) 11227.
Ashe (J. J.) 183824.
Ashe, Noyes & Small co.
Ashly printing co. 1207.
Ashton (H. L.) 10188.
Ashurst (Henry F.) U. S. Sen. fr.
Ariz. 28228.
Aslanian (Kevork) 18325.
Associated advertising clubs of Amer-
iéa, | 12328.
Associated tropical
1230.
Astor (Miss Alice
12909, 28580.
Astor (Mrs.
28580.
Astor (William Vincent) 1268, 21221,
28580.
At Bear Track Gulch. 33986.
At home in the water. 25518.
At Napoleon’s command. 34234.
At the basket picnic. 38389380.
At the masquerade ball. 25518.
At the point of the sword. 9759.
Athaliah, Bible character. 7751.
Athletic knitting co. 26829.
Atkins (C. M.) 1209.
Atkinson news co. 11250.
Atlas underwear co. 18326.
Attell (Abe) 4852, 5197.
Atwood (Harry N.) 16876.
Aubert (J.) 27170.
Aubery (J. M.) 18827.
Auditorium studio. 1210.
(Robert Wodrow) 4083,
17327.
11229.
plantation Co.
Muriel) 11167,
Ava Willing) 12909,
Ault (N. L.) 183829.
Aunt Miranda’s cat. 17106.
Aurora studios. 26830.
Austen (HE. A.) 18832.
Austen (J. I.) co. 1211, 11254.
Austin (J. L.) 26850.
Austrian (Ben) 25881.
Auto bandits of Paris. 25704.
Automobile board of trade. 26851.
Autoreviseur co. 1212.
Avery (Mrs. Elroy M.) 18368.
Avery (O. P.) 18333
Aviation film co. 25494.
Aviator’s generosity. 17880.
Ayer (HB. 8S.) 18334.
Ayer (H.D.) 11258.
Azy (Viscountess Q’)
Azzoni (O.H.8.) 25750.
B}) (iiss, He), )' 15367,
B. V. D. co. 26852.
Babcock (W. I.)
Baby (The) 9759.
Baby & the stork. 9720.
Baby’s shoe. 3838986.
Bache (J. H.V.) 101389.
Bachelor’s Waterloo. 9759.
Bachman (S. A.) 26858.
Back to his own home town. 10071.
Bacon (I. R.) 11955.
Bacon (Mrs. Louis) 18940.
Bad Pete’s gratitude. 33907.
Bad War (Martha) Indian.
Badger (Rear Admr.
18940.
Badgley (A. G.) 22, 11261.
Baer (J. HB.) 11263.
Baer (W.T.) 26854.
Baggot (King) 33324.
Bagnell (Miss) 18441.
Baha (Abdul) 18882, 20678, 20675,
27252, 31849, 82898.
Bailey (Joseph Weldon) U. S. Sen. fr.
Texas. 18940, 26856.
Bailey (M. W.) 183835.
Bailey (R.G.) 1215.
Bailey-Roberts bros.—Davenport co.
1218.
Baillie (T. P.)
Bain (F.B.) 26855.
Bain (G.G.) 1268, 26856.
Baird (Miss Leah) 8998. 16548, 33405.
11609.
1214, 11259.
11917.
Charles J.)
2148.
Baker (Hobey) 28580.
Baker (R. J.) 1278, 18336.
Baker (W.M.) 1286.
Baker art gallery. 11269, 18348.
Bakewell (Miss Nancy) 32750.
Bakhméteff (George) Ambassador fr.
Russia. 1609, 4083, 18940.
Bakhméteff (Madame Mary B.) 1609,
4083, 18940.
Baldwin (J. L.) 11279, 18350, 26915.
Ball (Davenport) 1287.
Ball (James Moses) 10592.
Ball (W. M.) 26917.
Ball (W.S.) 11284.
607
Ball & Smith. 1288, 11285.
Baluschek (Hans). 10645.
Banbrock (W. EB.) 11286, 18357, 26918.
Bandholtz (EF. J.) 26920.
Bangs (Miss Mollie) 29600.
Bank president’s son. 17106.
Barbarous Mexico. 83929.
Barda (Josephine) 26921.
Bardsley (A. R.) 26922.
Barker (B. B.) 26923.
Barker (Florence) 33324.
Barker (Wright) 26067.
Barmore (Wm. K.) 1289, 18358.
Barnard (F. I.) 10140.
Barnes (B. C.) 183860.
Barnes (C. A.) jr. 11288.
Barnes (C. H.) 26928.
Barnes (Mrs. Myrtle) 22818.
Barnes (William) jr. 12909, 20394.
Barnes County, N. D., pioneer club at
Chautauqua park. 22395.
Barvett (C. L.) 1290.
Barnkoe & Petz. 18859.
Baron (Rev. Armond)
Barrell (Lewis) 11289.
Barrenthre (Henry) 183861, 269380.
Barrick (Jessie P. L.) 10614, 26345.
Barrie (Geo.) & sons. 11290.
Barrie (J. M.) Little minister.
Barringer (O. L.) 26932.
27698.
34287.
Barry (Maj. Gen. Thomas Henry).
26690.
Barry (W. J.) 269338.
Barse & Hopkins. 1291, 11310.
Bartels (Harry) 1825, 11328.
Barth (EH. Puitti) 2067.
Bartholomae (T. C.) 13836.
Bartlett (L. F.) 1887.
Barton (Clara) 26444.
Bartsch (W. F.) 11855, 183868.
Bass (Robert P.) 4083.
Bassett (Russell) 33324.
Bassett & Whaite. 13841.
Bast & Booth’s orchestra. 12330.
Bastian (Rev.) 14533.
Bates advertising co. 11857.
Bathe (ilrs. H. G. de)
Bathrick
40838.
Bathsheba. Bible character.
Battell (R. L.) 183864.
Battey (C. M.) 13842.
Battista (A. A.) 1848.
Battle (The) ground.
Battle of the red men.
Battle of two palms. 17102.
Bauer (F. J.) 183869.
Bauer chemical co. 1346, 11358, 18371.
Bauman (Gustav) 13664.
3aumann (J.) 11859, 18378.
Baur (F. M.) 24.
Bausch & Lomb optical co.
Bausimer (Miss BE.) 12252.
Baxt (I.) 11370.
3ay shore bl’d’g co.
See De Bathe.
(Bisworth Ro: Mi Co. gr..0.
T7751.
25492.
10080.
18585.
1347.
nnn a
—
608
pt. V7 Sa vee
Bayles (Tf. EH.) 11871:
Bayley (Rear Admiral Warner Bald-
win) 4083.
Bayne (HE. B.) 18389.
Bayne (Mrs. J. Breckinridge) 18940.
Beach (Frederick O.) & wife. 28580.
Beach (Geo.) 1348.
Beach (H. D.) 269384.
Beach (H. MM.) . itar2:
Beach (Rex Ellingwood) 201384.
Beal (P. L.) 18390, 18392.
Beall (Jack) M. C. fr. Tex. 28228.
Beals (J. T.) 26988.
Beamish (E. 8S.) 18398.
Beard (J. T.) 18394.
Beardon (F.) 26987.
Beasley marble & granite co.
Beast at bay. 17065.
Beat at his own game. 10030.
Seaton (O.) 13849, 11383, 18896, 26939.
Beaty (C. A.) 10141, 17469.
Beauharnais (Madame Josephine de)
11290.
Beaven (L. W.) 18398.
Beaver co. 1851, 11890, 18406, 26941.
Becher (Herman) 11420.
Beck (Frank) & co. 184238.
Beck (L. W.) 18428.
Beck (Capt. Paul W.)
Beck (R. L.) 11424.
Beck (Raphael) 10142.
Becker (Carl) 10148.
Becker (Charles A.)
17468.
4083.
Lieut: “N;'oXe
police. 203894, 28580.
Becker (Mrs. Charles A.) 28580.
Becker (Jacob) 28.
Beckman (T. J.) 11425, 269438.
Beckmann (B.) 26944.
Bedou (A. P.) 18482.
Beech (H. D.) co. 11428.
Beechey (Sir William) 19152.
Beechnut packing co. 18484.
Beekman (Mrs. James) 20718.
Beeler (J. W.) 1870.
Beethoven (Ludwig van) 1466, 11055.
Behmer (H. Fenner-) See Fenner-
Behmer. ;
Behnke (A. E.) 18485.
Behrendt (Richard) 26945.
Behrman (Martin) 18486.
Beirly (Alfred) 18487.
Reistle co. 11429.
Belasco (David)
Belate (C. J.)
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 983986.
Belinfante (H. BE.) 26946.
Bell (Alfred) & co. 1872, 11480, 184389,
26947.
15157.
18438.
Bell (Chas. N.).. 1875.
Bell (J. C.) 11438.
Bell (J. W.) 1876.
Bell (J. W.) son & co, 26951.
Sell (W. G.) & co. 114384.
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Bell camera & view co.
26975.
Belle-Oudry (Edward) 26979.
Bellinger (J. A.) 18442, 26980.
“Belmont (Mrs. August) 28580.
Belmont (Perry) 12909.
Beloit, Wis., college, class 1912. 18359.
Beloit, Wis., high school senior class.
133859.
Belser’sche (Chr.)
lung. 11487.
Benares and Agra, India.
Beneker (G. A.)
Reniecke (B.)
Benjamin,
31477.
Benjamin (—) 10146.
Benjamine & Keeley. 13889.
Ben-Lucero, Indian. 12743.
Bennett (H. H.) studio. 114388.
Bennett (James Gordon) 28580.
Bennett (John) 269838.
Bennett (W. B.) 11448.
Bennett (W. G.) 26984.
Bensing (Fred.) 449.
Benson (Miss) daughter of F'. W. Ben-
son. 2148.
Benson (A. S.)
Benson (Bert A.)
Benson (Ff. W.)
Benson (lL. J.)
Benson (W. E.) 1890.
Bente (H. A.) 158443.
Bentivoglio (Giovanna)
Béraud (Jean) 27170.
Berge (Edward) 10147.
Bergen (G. F.) 11453.
Bergen County, N. J., Bar assn. 2116.
Bergman (Simon) 1891, 11454, 18444.
Bergman art co. 1415, 11484.
Berkley schl. of cartooning.
11490.
Berlin (P. E.) 18576.
Berlin photographic co.
Bermel (Joseph) 10148.
Bernard (J.) 175383.
Bernhardt (Mme. Sarah) 28580.
Bernhardt (Sarah) and her all star co.
in the spectacular photo-play Queen
Elizabeth. 34202.
Bernhardt (Sarah)
beth. 25661.
Bernheim distilling co. 29, 18580.
Berninghaus (O. Ef.) 10135.
Bernondi (Jane) 8352.
Bernstorff (Cownt Johann von) Aim-
bassador fr. Germany. 18940.
Berruezo & Mariotte. 30.
Bertholf (Ellsworth P.)
Bertram (Miss) 1498.
erwick store co. 18581.
ery! coronet. 34259.
esserer (Eugenie) 15684.
etts (Giovanni) 25751.
etts spring co. 1435.
11436, 18440,
verlagsbuchhand-
33986
49, 10144.
13664.
Bible character. 17710,
11450.
27695.
2148, 11955.
26985.
2148.
1438,
18577, 26986.
in Queen Hliza-
4083.
Between life and death. 33898.
Beum (8S. D.) 26990.
Beveridge (Albert Jeremiah) U. S.
Sen. fr. Ind. 18610.
Beveridge (Mrs. Albert J.)
Bianchi (G. R.) granite co.
Bickelhaupt (Clara) 26991.
Biddle (Gen. William Phillips) 4088.
23806.
17470.
Bieber (Sidney) 18919.
Biersach (P. C.) 25752.
Big hearted Jim. 25713.
Big Horse (Chief) 12748.
Big Thunder (Chief) 14998.
Bigelow (John) 26856.
Bihn (8S. F.) 26992.
Bilhorn (P. P.) 11492.
Bill Bogeg’s windfall. 839380.
Billard (Mayor Julius B.)
31154*.
Billie. 17106.
Billy’s stratagem. 9720.
Bing (Mrs. A. M.) & children. 15157.
Bingham (George C.) 26300.
Bingham (Gen. Theodore) 20394.
Binning (C. J.) 11493.
Biograph co. 9720, 17065, 25495, 339380.
Bird (Charles 8.) 25235.
Bird. (S. J.) | 26998.
Birge (M. H.) & sons co. 18582.
Birmingham (E. F.) 26995.
Birmingham, Ala., base ball
19116, 28857.
Birt, .(H.), 31, 17471, 25753.
Bisbee (C. E.) 11495, 26998.
Bishoff (C. 8.) 18609.
Bishop (A. A.) 11506, 18610.
Bishop’s (irs. J. C.) daughter.
Bishops at Holy Cross. 15575.
Bishops of Methodist Hpiscopal church.
20872.
Bismarck (Otto Eduard Leopold Prince
von) 18443.
Bissonnette (L. G.) 11508.
Biswanger (C. T.) 10149.
Bittner (Ff. W.) 11511.
Bizet (Francaise) 24089.
Bjornson (Bjornstjerne)
Blaas (Hugen de) 17558.
Black (H.) co. 1486.
Black chancellor. 25698.
Black Hawk (Chief) 294190.
Black Lodge (Chief) 4178.
Black Lodge (Mrs.) Indian. 4178.
Black sheep. 25495.
Black sheep’s wool. 25699.
Black Shield (Abraham)
11917.
Black veils. 33898.
Blackmon (Fred L.)
31154,
team.
22778.
26065.
Indian.
M. C. fr. Ala.
40838.
Blackmore (A. E.) 10150, 25754.
Blackton (Mr. & Mrs. J. Stuart)
27716.
Blair (H. O.) 18618.
609
INDEX
pt. iv; eS weed
Blair (J. C.) memorial hospital assn.
18612.
Blair (L. W.) 1441.
Blair-Leighton (—)
Blakemore (H. D.) 388°4.
Blakeslee (A. D.) 1442.
Blakley (J. W.) & co. 1448.
Blanecett (Bertha) 27186.
Blanchette; or, Overwhelmed by the
world. 34259.
Blaney (Jfrs. Charles D.)
Blaney (Valena) 27008.
Blanke (Miss Hugenia)
Blankenburg (Rudolf)
Blashfield (A. D.) 25778.
Blashfield (H. H.) 1447, 27004.
Blatz (Wm.) 27010.
Blavatsky (Helena) 10442.
17558.
26690.
32750.
26406.
Blazing the trail. 173871.
Blee (F.) 27011.
Bleecher (E.) 25774.
Blelock (Miss Dorothy)
Blenner (Carl J.) 49, 25775.
Bleriot (Louis) 11167.
Blessington (Bert) 26214.
Blind love. 33930.
Blinks and Jinks, attorneys at law.
17106.
32750.
Bliss, Fabyan & co. 10174.
Bloch bros. tobacco co. 1448.
Blodgett (J. W.) 18919.
Blommaert (Capt. Baron de) 28580.
Blood is thicker than water. 25718.
Blossom festival queen with attending
princesses. 19118.
Blot in the ’scutcheon.
Blue (Dr. Ruppert)
18940.
Blue ship. 18617.
Blue Thunder, Indian.
Blue valley creamery co.
Bluh (F.) 1449.
Blum (Charles) 10176.
Blumenschein (EK. L.) 25776. °
Boak (R. B.) & co. 11515.
Bob (Hauser) 18620.
Bobbs-Merrill co. 18622.
Bobby’s dream. 33986.
Bobyn (Miss Lucille)
Bock (R. W.) 33.
Bode (J. C. P.) 1461.
Bodenhausen (C. von)
Bodine (C. A.) 1462.
Bohme (Karl) 10520.
Boeschenstein (Charles)
Boettiger (M.) 10177, 17475.
Boggs (IF. M.) 2148.
Bogue (Lillian-Bell) 19351.
Bohemian girl. 25699.
Bohm (Max) 10206.
Bohne-McLaughlin co. 1468.
30ileau (Philip) 42, 25795.
Bol (Ferdinand) 23927.
Bolland (Miss Helen BE.) 382750.
Bollman (John) co. 44, 25777.
9720.
4085, 18703.
19451.
10175.
32750.
26067.
12252.
Bolser (W. G.) 27017.
Bomar (S. E.) 1466.
Bomboy (Arthur) 27018.
Bon ton art co. 27020.
Bonaparte (Louis) king of Holland.
11290.
Bonaparte (Marie-Anne Elisa) grand
duchess of Tuscany. 11290.
Bonaparte (Napoleon) See Napoleon
Bonaparte.
Bonaventure (Saint)
Bonds & mortgages.
Bone (EH. H.) 27053.
Bong (Richard) 1468, 27054.
Bonine (R. K.) 1474.
Bonington (R. P.) 2148.
Bonnell (R. A.) 11516. ,
Bonneville County fair assn. 27055.
Bonsall (J. W.) 18623, 27056.
Bonzano (Archbishop Giovanni)
11668, 18940, 26856, 28228.
Boone (C. L.) 1485.
Boot & shoe recorder pub. co. 27128.
Booth (Gen. William) 25874.
Boots pure drug co. ltd. 40, 10207.
Boozer (V. R.) 1488, 27129.
Borah (William E.) U. S. Sen. fr. Id.
12909.
Bordeaux (D. J.)
Borghése (Prince
Luigi) . 11290;
Borglum (Gutzon) 10128.
Borgman (Henry) 18635.
198.
27052.
11517.
Camille-Filippo
‘Borland (William P.) M. C. fr. Mo.
12651.
Borland-Grannis co. 186387.
Borup (George) 119380.
Borzone (Hnrico) 46.
Bosch magneto co. 271380.
Bosence (R. J.) 46.
Boss of lumber camp no. 4. 17106.
Bosselman (A. C.) 11528.
Bossler (Fred) 11548.
Boston Amer. 1489.
Boston globe. 27181. .
Boston Red sox. 20301, 20394, 23377,
28580.
Boston traveler co. 11544.
Bosworth (A. H.) 10210.
Bosworth (Hobart) 15684.
Bouasse jeune & co. 18639.
Boudousguie (P. C.) 27182.
Boul (Franz de) 49.
Boulongne (P. de) 25778.
Bourgain (Georges) 27170.
Bourgeois (Ulric) 1490, 11545.
Bourgogne (Jacqueline de) 27670.
Bourne (C. N.) 1491.
Bouvé (Ada) 1492.
Bouveret (P. A. J. Dagnaf-)
Dagnan-Bouveret.
Bowerly (A.) 26067.
Bowerman (A. F.) 271388.
Bowles (J. H.) 27184.
Bowles & Caldwell. 27135.
See
610
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Bowman (Mrs. Charles C.) 1609.
Bowman (W. 8.) 27136.
Boxendale (Cyril) 27716.
Boy and the girl. 33986.
Boy rangers. 25518.
Boyce (T. FEF.) 10211, 18640.
Boyovitch (General) 28580.
Boysen (Irver) 18641.
Boysen (J. T.) 18642.
Brachen (Mildred) 21276.
Brack (A. A.) 11546, 27161.
Bradford (Dorothy) 10757.
Bradford (R. L.) 11016.
Bradford & Wright. 17476.
Bradhurst field club four
17327.
Bradley (A. F.)
27162.
Bradley (J. C.) 10212.
Bradley (Mary Hastings) 6088.
Bradley (Milton) co. 11548.
Bradley (W. G.) 17477.
Bradley, Brink co. 11556.
Bragdon (J. C.) 1495.
Bramble pub. co. 18650.
Brandel (Wm. H.) 1496, 11557.
Brandholtz (EF. J.) 27168.
Brandt (Foulke EH.) 1148.
Branson (Fred P.) 138401.
Branson (O. M.) 11559.
Braselmann (KE. M.) 18672.
Braun (C. F.) 27169.
Braun & co. 27170.
Brave & bold. 9720.
Brave hunter. 17065.
Breach of promise, 17327.
Breakdown (The) 173827.
Breckenridge (H. H.) 47, 10213.
Breese (Mrs. James L.) 28580.
Breese (S. S. & R. P.) 1499.
Breese (Mrs. Sydney S.) 28580.
Brehm (Worth) 10244.
Brekelenkam (O. van) 2148.
Brentano’s. 1500.
Breslavsky bros. 18678.
Brett (H. M.) 10214, 10614, 25779.
Brett (Mrs. Oliver B.) & bridal party.
29600.
Brett litho co. 1522.
Brewer (€. B.) 18674.
Brewster (W. C.) 27194.
Brieker (EK. T.) 49.
Brickley (—) 28580.
Brictson (O. A.) mfg. co. 1523.
Bridget’s sudden wealth. 33986.
Bridgman (G. H.) 17478.
Bried (J. A.) 18676.
Brieghel (Miiller) 17702.
Brierly (Fay) 33324.
Briganti (N.) 25798, 25894.
Briggs (W. B.) 27195.
Brigman (F. H.) 27197.
Brind (W. L..) 25516.
Bringing home the pup. 383986.
Brink of the abyss. 34259.
mile run.
1498, 11547, 18645,
| Brooks,
Brinker (C. G.) 10215.
Brinnin (T. J.) 11560.
Bristol (Frederick) 27198.
Bristol (R. C.) 11561.
Briton, (J.\A.),. 1955;
Briton (Wiley) 18677.
Britton (Miss Katherine)
Britton (W. M.) 11568.
Brock (Sir Isaac) 17792.
Brockett (H. B.) 11570.
Brocklinger (Ed.) 24089.
Brockman (W. L.) 11559.
Broken lease. 10030.
Bromley (HE. A.) 18678.
Bronzino. 19239.
Brook (R.) 103859.
Brooks (Jenny) co.
Brooks (Miss Mary)
Brooks (T. B.)
Brooks (W. E.)
28580.
11576.
29600.
11580.
27199.
McAninech, Wilbor, Parsons
CO.
Brookville, Pa., first M. EH. church,
Men’s Bible class. 18319.
Brothers (N. A.) 1525, 11584, 18679,
27200.
Broun (D. T.) 18680.
Broussard (Robert E)
18940.
Broussard (J/rs. Robert F.) 1609.
Brown (Mayor) & his cabinet. 6208.
Brown (C. EH.) 17479. .
Brown (C. 8.) 27202.
Brown (H. R.) 15386.
Brown (Henry T.) 11167.
Brown (J. EH.) 11589.
Brown (J. G.) 48.
Brown (J. M. G.) 18681.
Brown (M. A.) paper box co.
27208.
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
VE Coir. oa
18682,
(Miss Margaret) 27725.
(Miss Maud) 1609.
(Ni) 1587, 11580.
(P. F.) & co. 18685.
(Robert Burns) 18348.
(Sevellon L.) 18940.
(W. C.) 23808.
(W. LL.) 11591.
(W. T.) 18686.
Brown (Wrisley) 18940.
Brown & Bigelow. 49, 1539, 11592,
17480, 18689, 25795.
Brown & Dawson. 18693, 27204.
Brown & Kinley. 1602.
Brown moves to town. 10030.
Browne (Belmore) 18694.
Browne (BE. L. Meyer) 26319.
Browne (Elmer) 27505.
Brownell (A. B.) 1603.
Browning (—) 19506.
Brownscombe (Jennie) 26232.
Brubaker (J. H.) 18696.
Bruckner (Al.) 1605.
Brugard (Adrienne) 11604.
611
INDEX
Brun (Constantine) Minister fr. Den-
mark. 28228.
Brundage (Frances) 122.
Brunette (Fritzi) 333824.
Bruno (G. N.) 18700.
Brush (G. de F.) 25880.
Brush (Mrs. John T.) 27716.
Brutality. 338930.
Bryan (A. M.) 25886.
Bryan (H. V.) 27220.
Bryan (Mrs. Nathan P.) 1609, 4083.
Bryan (William Jennings) 18361,
17658, 28580, 30835.
Bryan (Mrs. William Jennings) 28228.
Bryant:.(C..0:) “222i
Bryant (Sylvia) 17492.
Bryant-Sargent. 10216.
Bryn (HH. H.).. Minister’ fr:
1609.
Bryson (J. Ross)
Buchanall (Ella) 258387.
Buchanan (Hilla) 162, 17496.
Buchanan (Frank) M. C. fr. I.
28228.
Bucher (H.) 25888.
Bucher (W. F.) 27226.
Buck (Geo. V.) 1609, 11609, 18703.
Buck (Margaret) 33451*.
Bueki(S.° 8.) 170a:
Norway.
10539.
Buckingham (C. O.) 27228.
Buckland (Policeman) 28580.
Buckley, Dement & co. 18786.
Bucklin (W. S.) 49.
Buckly (W. H.) 1796.
Buckner (Emory C.) 21221.
Buel (G. H.)\ 27250:
Buehrer (R. W.) 1707.
Buffalo Bill & Pawnee Bill film co.
17099.
Buffalo Bill (Life of) 17099.
Buffalo co-operative stove co.
Buffalo Ribs (Chief) 27764.
Buhle (Alexander) & bro. 1708.
Buhler (A. W.) 49.
Building the greatest dam in the world.
10030.
Bulkley (Robert J.)
40838.
Bull fight in Nueva. 17448.
Bunbury (Master) 18119.
Bunch of four thousand elk. 10116.
Buneh of one thousand elk. 10116.
Bunnell (S. U.) 11656, 18787, 27282.
Bunnell (W. A.) 11792.
Bunner (R. F.) 10217.
Burbank (A. S.) 18789, 258389.
Burbank (EH. A.) 164, 17497, 18752.
Burbank eng. co. 1709.
surch €1. Li)! (86S) 178;
Burd (C. M.) 17498.
3urdeen (Andy) 9865.
Burden W/7s. Arthur Scott)
surdick (H. N.) 11657, 18753.
Burdick (J. E.) 166.
,urgess (Kd) & son.
27281.
Bie Ss uP
20394.
272387.
pt: 1V¥,-m S., A
Burgess (H. D.) 1711.
Burgess (W. E.) 1712, 11658, 27238.
Burgh (J. D.) 18755.
Burghersh (Lord) 18800.
Burglar’s dilemma. 339380.
Burgy (F. S.) 558, 18756, 25841.
Burke (Joe) 8383824.
Burke (John) Gov. of N. D. 4544.
Burke (Rt. Rev. Thomas M.A.) 20005,
20850.
Burke & Atwell. 11664.
Burkhart (L. J.) jr. 18760.
Burma, Rangoon, India. 33986.
Burman (Bob.) 19361.
Burns (Bobby) 1011.
Burns (Guy) 11665.
Burns (J24C.) ia
Burns (J. F.) 27241.
Burns (M. B.) 18761.
Burns (Marcia) 14980.
Burns (Robt.) 1726.
Burpee (W. A.) & co.
Burrell (D. T.) 11666, 18765.
Burrow (EH. M.) 11668, 18766.
Burrowes (H. J.) co. 17384.
Burton (EK. 8.) 1742.
Burton (Theodore E) U. S. Sen. fr. O.
18940.
Bush (D. V.) 27248.
Bush (W. S. & F. N.) 5658.
Busselle (J. S.) 25842.
Bussey (Maj. Gen. Cyrus)
27242.
4083.
Butler (F. T.) 11678:
Butler (Geo.) 26409.
Butler (W. F.) 27249.
Butler and the maid. 17106.
Butt (Major Archibald C.)
17629.
Butterfield (D. W.) 27250.
Butters (A. R.) 11688.
Buxton (Sidney) 11167.
Byoir (C. R.) 11684.
Byrd (W. P.) 1748.
Byrd studio. 11708.
Byrne (Sergeant) of N. W. mounted
police. 23888.
Byron co. 18779, 27251.
Cabell (Royal E.) Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. 4083.
Cabot) (T.-H). 2b2
Cady (H. N.) 25848.
Cesar (Caius Julius) 10610.
Cahalane (Inspector Cornelious G.)
28580.
Cain, Bible character. 7751, 16059,
15285, 22911,
Caiphe. 7237.
Calder (Miss) 26690.
Calder (A. 8S.) 167.
Calero (Sefor Don Manuel)
fr. Mexico. 18940, 28228.
California colonization Co.
California investment co.
Call of a woman. 10089.
Call of the drum. 10030.
15055,
Minister
1744.
1745.
612
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Callahan Ruberta). 27256.
Callaway (Oscar) M. C. fr. Tex. 4083.
Callaway (W. R.) 11704.
Calley (F. W.) 27257.
Callyer (J. T.) 1746.
Calumet K. 33986.
Calvin (BE. C.) 25894.
Calvo (Marta) 18940.
Camera craft co. 18797.
Cameron (Katherine) 1268.
Camp (F. H.) 18798, 27258.
Camp (J. de) 2148.
Camp fire girls. 18800.
Campa (Maj. R.) 26856.
Campana (D.M.) 18806.
Campbell (A.) 11705.
Campbell (F. S.) 18832.
Campbell (Joseph) co. 10218.
Campbell (N. L) 27262.
Campbell art eco. 1752, 11706, 18833,
27263.
Campbell studios.
27267.
Campi (Anita de) See De Campi.
Campo (Gen.), & staff. 8216.
Camps. See De Camps.
Canadian home investment co.
Candee (J. H.) 27270.
Candee incubator & brooder co.
Canfield (Von B) 11789.
Cannon (Miss Adelaide) 12909.
Cannon (Joseph Gurney) M. C. fr. Ill.
26856, 28580.
Cany (T. HE.) 168, 1819.
Caperton (Capt. W. B.) 18940.
Caproni (P. P.) & bro. ine. 169, 25857.
Carbould (A. W.) 170.
Cardella (A. 8.) 1822, 11740, 18874.
Carey (EH. F.) 11748.
Carey (Joseph M.) 4083.
Carland (Jchn E.) associate judge,
U. 8S. Commerce ct. 4083.
Carleton & Lincoln. 27271.
Carlock (B. HE.) 27272.
Carlson (O. L.) 10232, 17499, 25858.
Carlstead (C.) 18875.
1794, 11730, 18852,
25845.
18869.
Carlton engraving co. 18878.
Carmen. 17326.
Carmichael (Lady) 26947.
Carnegie (Andrew) 22580, 26856,
28580.
Carnegie (Mrs. Morris) 28580.
Carnegie institute. 10238.
Carnegie institute, Dept. of fine arts.
25862.
Carnegie
256738.
Carney (Augustus)
museum expedition 1911.
19421, 25158.
Caro (J. B.) & eco. 11744.
Garot (J. B.C.) 10817,-28927.
Carpenter (C. F.) 1826.
Carpenter (Oliver Clinton) 26856.
Carpenter (W.S.) 27273.
Carpenter & Hepp. 18879.
Carr (C. A.) 18880.
Carr (F. A.) 27288.
Carr (M. M.) 10284.
Carr (Milton) 1827.
Carraine (Eugene) 11747, 27290.
Carrigan (Bill) 20394.
Carroll (—) 10177.
Carroll (Mrs. Arthur)
Carter (C. M.) 11753.
Carter (Mrs. Charles D.)
Carter (G. P.) 11754.
Carter (Wm.). co. 11755,
Caruso (Enrico) 10805, 18427.
Carver (R.P.G.) 27297.
Case of dynamite. 257138.
Cashmere. 38986.
Cassalt (M.) 2148.
Cassard (Howard) 12140, 19397.
Cassidy (FEF. W.) 27298.
Cassin (F.B.) 17500.
Castagnoli (John) 102385, 17514.
Castelli (Baroness) 29600.
Castrillo (Senora) 18940.
@aterson (Robert) 10420.
Catherine (Saint) 198, 104380.
Catherine & Kosciuszko. 11290.
Catron (Thomas B.) U. S. Sen. fr.
N. Mex. 18940, 28228.
Caufield & Shook. 27299.
Caught in a flash. 25713.
Cave man’s wooing. 17327.
Cavendish (Lady Georgiana) 11290.
Cavendish (J/r. and Mrs. Tyrell S.)
13792.
Caveny (J. F.) 1832.
Caweroft (Ernest) 29213.
Cawood novelty co. 18882.
Caywood (E.S.) 1833.
Celebrity art co. 18384, 11756.
Celestino Costello & co. 18888.
Cell no. 13. 10080.
Ceylon planters tea co.
Chabas (Paul) 27170.
Chabot (Ephraim) 11762.
Chaffee (S.R.) 49.
Chaffee & Dutton. 27300.
Chamberlain (Carrie Lee) 18940.
Chamberlain (Henry) 11763.
Chamberlin (H. A.) 1862.
Champaigne (P.de) 2148.
Champenois (—) 17501.
Champenois (F.) 18885.
Champlain (Samuel) 10324.
Chandlee (W.H.) 27302.
Chandler (Capt. Chas. de F)
Chandler (F.H.) 11764.
Chang (Alice) 18940.
Chang Yin Tang. 11766.
Change of spirit. 339380.
Change of stripes. 17327.
Chanler (Ashley) 1794.
Chanler (William) 1794.
Chaplin (HE. L.) 18886.
Chapman (Robt.) co. 1864, 11768.
Chapman (Thomas) 11769.
Chapman (W. E.) 12651.
1794.
1609,
18884.
18703.
613
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 7
Charge of the light brigade. 25518.
Charles I, king of England. 2148.
Charles II, king of England. 2148.
Charles V. 11290.
Charles IX of Austria.
Charles (B. B.) 18892.
Charles (C. D.) 1984.
Charlie’s reform. 17106.
Charsley (L. A.) 11770.
Chase (Geo. H.) 1935.
Chase (W. M.) 2148.
Chase across the continent. 33986.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Mayor &
board of commissioners. 5214.
Chatterdon (Arthur) 11896.
Chaufty studio. 18893.
Chavannes (—) 2148.
Chavannes (P. C. R. de)
Checa (U.) 10614.
Chef’s downfall. 17327.
Cheney (M. L.) 25866.
Cheney (M. M.) 11771.
Chenoweth (S. J.) 18895.
Chesbro (H. N.) 11779.
Chester (Virginia) 33324.
Chevara (Donna) & son.
Chialiva (Luigi) 10514.
Chicago game co. 11782.
Chicago (In and around)
Chickering (Elmer)
27304.
Chief’s blanket.
11290.
11955.
25713.
30930.
Child welfare league of America co.
11784.
Childe (Hubert) 1944.
Children who labor. 9759.
Childress (W. 8.) 27306.
Childs (A. H.) 5164.
Childs influence. 17448.
Child’s remorse. 25495.
Chilton co. 273807.
Chinda (Viscount Sutemi)
sador fr. Japan.
Chinda (Viscountess)
28228.
1609.
Chinese bureau woman’s home miss.
soc. of M. E. Church. 11785.
Chinese revolution. 17411.
Chisholm (Majorie) 171.
Choiseut Stamville (Htiénne-Francois.
duc de) 11290.
Chopin (Frederic Francois) 11055.
Chrisman (C. C.) 1945.
Christ church parish aid soc. 18904,
27309.
Christal (S. G.) 11792.
Christian (Prince) of Hesse-Philipps-
thal-Barchfeld. 12909.
Christie’ .(P. Ho). 27810;
Christie (W. M.) 11793, 18906.
Christmas accident. 533986.
11794, 18909.
10256, 11801, 25867.
S.) 172, 10238,
Chiian (8S. H.)
Church (A. 8.)
Church (F.
25868.
1936, 18896,
Ambas-
1609, 18940, 28228.
18940,
17502, |
Chureh and country, 17106.
Church & Dwight co. 10244.
Church glass & decorating co. 183.
City hospital alumnae ass’n. 1946.
City of Denver, the queen of the plains.
9759.
City of Washington, 25518.
Claire (Gertrude) 33324.
Clairmont (A. de) See De Clairmont.
Clapp (Moses EK.) U. S. Sen. fr. Minn.
28228.
Clapsaddle (Ellen H.) 336,
Clare (Saint) 198.
Clark (A. J.) 25874.
Clark (Champ) M. ©. tr Mor &
Speaker of House of Representa-
tives. 12132, 12909, 18940, 22580.
Clark (Mrs. Champ) 18940.
Clark (F. 8.) 1947, 18920.
Clark (Frank) M. C. fr. Fla. 1609.
Clark (Miss Genevieve) 11609, 12909,
18940.
Clark (H. E.) 18922.
Clark (Mrs. J. Francis) 28580.
Clark (J. L.) 25875.
Clark (J. V.): 48922:
Clark (W. EB.) 18928.
Clark (Wiliiam) 17758.
Clarke (B. B.) 18924.
Clarke (Frederick Carlton)
Clarke (Thomas B.) jr.
Clarke (W. B.) 273811.
Clarke & Coursen. 11802.
Clary (Charles) 15684.
Classical dances by Countess De
Swirsky. 10030.
Clatworthy (F. P.) 1949, 18929.
Claus (Emile) 17702.
Claussen (J. H.) 11804.
Claussen (W. R.) 1955, 273812.
Claxton (Dr. Philander P.) Commis-
sioner of Education. 4083.
Clay (IL. J.) 273813.
Clay (L. P.) 18938.
Clay (Wharton) 18984.
Claypool (Horatio C.) M. C. fr. O.
4083.
Clays .(P.. J.) . 10622
Clayton (G. W.) 25876.
26160.
12245.
13664.
Clayton (Henry D.) M.’ C. ir? Ala:
28228.
Clayton (Mrs. Henry D.) 18703,
18940.
Cleary (F. C.) 6196.
Cleary (Father J. M.) 4842.
Cleavers (H. H.) 1961.
Clemens (Samuel Langhorne) 10286,
25867.
Clemens (Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun Yue)
1971.
Clement (HE. L.) 1972, 11805, 18935,
27814.
Clements (G. De V.) 10246.
Clendenon photo co. 1974, 189387.
Cleopatra (Helen Gardner in)
614
34206.
r
_ Codfish industry, Newfoundland.
'Codman (Edwin BE.)
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
‘Cleveland (J/iss Esther) 28580.
Cleveland base ball club. 18881.
Clews (Henry) 11730.
Clifford (C. EH.) 11806.
Clifford (William) 33324.
Clime (C. H.) 27820.
Cline (W. M.) 11810.
Clinedinst (B. M.) 18940, 27320*.
Clinkenbeard (W. H.) 11818.
Clinton (Harry) 11814.
Close, Graham & Scullv.
Close call. 17065.
Close of the American Revolution.
25518.
Closson (W. B.)
Cloutudle. Indian.
Clown land. 17448.
Clown’s triumph. 173827.
Club-man and the creek. 339380.
Clue to her parentage. 33986.
Cluett (Miss B.) 18792.
Clyde (F. P.) 1981, 19051.
Coast artillery corps, Fort H. G.
Wright. 24053.
Coates (Harry)
Coates (Henry)
Cobb (Darius) 26521.
Cobb (H. 8S.) 27321.
Cobb (Irving 29585.
Cobb (Tytus) 15910.
Cobb (William Titcomb)
Coblyn (Lieut.) 28580.
Coburn (Miss H. R.) 617.
Coca cola bottling co. 1984.
Coca cola co. 10247.
mochran (J. HE.) 21217.
19044.
25877.
12743.
1982.
184.
12433.
9759.
2838.
Cody (Col. William Frederick)
203388.
Cody & Lillie.
Coe (H. W.) 26690.
Coffin (W. A.) 17508.
Coffin ship. 10119.
Coffyn (F.) 8998, 12909.
Cogley (Nicholas) 15684.
Cohen (Alfred M.) 7440.
Cohen (HE. A.) 1986.
Cohen (Morris) 1987.
Cohen (Nessa) 185, 25879.
Cohen (Samuel) 1988.
Cohen stove & range co.
Cohn Levy corporation.
Cokely (H. W.) 27323.
Colby (F. 0.) 19054.
Colby (F. T.) 11818.
Colby (Mrs. Howard A.)
Cole (D. 8S.) 27828.
Cole (Dr. Rufus) 18703.
Coleman (A. M.) 10248.
Coleman (C. E.) 11824.
Coleman (Carol) 183.
Coleman (George) 25880.
College world co. 11825.
Collett (C. B.) 11826.
7743,
1985.
11816.
19052.
1989.
Collier (B. C.) 11827, 19055.
Collier (R. W.) 10250.
Collins (G.) 25894.
Collins (Mrs. W. F.)
Collins (W. J.)
Collins (Wm.) 49.
Collver (Hi. B.) 2067.
Colnaghi (P. & D.) & Obach. 27330.
10251.
19056.
Colorado yule marble co. 186, 11832,
19057.
Colson (H. R.) 19062.
Columbus (Christopher) & family.
198, 183890.
Colville (J. P.) 1990.
Combs (V. A.) 11846.
Coming of Columbus. 17414.
Commercial photo & eng. co. 19063.
Commetersche kunsthandlung. 190.
Commissariat of the Holy Land.
11848, 273381.
Commuters’ wife. 9759.
Compania litografica de la Habana.
25998.
Compeer cigar co. 11871.
Compton (Lady Hlizabeth) 22901.
Compton (F. E.) & co. 19064.
Comstock (G. W. R.) 27338.
Comy (S. A.) 1991.
Conant (Luther H.) deputy comr. of
corp. 18703.
Conat (J. H.) 11876.
Conaty (Bishop Thomas James)
27766.
Concrete steel engineering co. 27342.
Condon (Sara N.) 25842.
Cone (Rear Admiral Hutch 1.) 4083.
Confalonieri (Donna Beatrice Cusani)
1609.
Confalonieri (Marchese Cusuni)
bassador fr. Italy. 1609.
Congdon (C. H.) 19070.
Cong. Jesus Mary. 1997.
Connaught (Duchess of) 1148.
Connell (Richard HB.) M. C. fr. N.
Y. 4083.
Connor (D. P.)
Conover (E. C.) 11877.
Conover (H. J.) 19078.
Conover’s military band.
Am-
19072.
5127.
Conrad (C. F.) 11878.
Conrad. (Hdith) 1268.
Conroy (Miss) 150382.
Consecration of Mataos II. 34247.
Constantine (Prince) of Greece, Cor-
onation. 5222.
Continental & commercial trust & sav-
ings bank. 27347.
Continental illus. co. 19074, 27348.
Convict life in the Ohio penitentiary.
17064.
Convicted by hypnotism.
Convicts no. 10 & no. 18.
Convict’s parole. 17106.
Conway (Jack) 33324.
Cooke (C. C.) 11879.
25704.
10089.
615
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 7
Cook (C. W.) 19086.
Cook. (H. P.) 4:27850.
Cooke( Robert Grier)
Cooke & Baldwin.
Cooke & co. 1998.
Cooley (J. M.) 27851.
Coolidge (—) 25795.
Coolidge (Baldwin) 1999, 27852.
Coolidge (C. M.) 49, 17505.
Coombs (R. D.) & co. 19088.
Coons (A. A.) 2004, 27355.
Cooper (Sir Ashley) 27505.
Cooper (Rev. David) 11876.
Cooper (George) 16548, 33405.
Cooper (Samuel) & co. 2005.
Cope (S. H.) 11884.
13664.
19087.
Copeland (H. I.) 2006.
Copley (J. 8S.) 2148.
Copper beeches. 384259.
Copper mines at Bingham, Mont.
33986.
Coppersmith (H. C.) 27356.
Copson (C. A.) 27857.
Copyright act of Aug. 24, 1912. p. 3806
(vii-xi).
Copyright convention, U. S. & Hun-
gary. p. 806 (xii, xiii).
Corbet (Ben) 271386.
Corbitt (EH. F.) 11885.
Corcoran (J. J.) 2008, 19091*.
Corey (Mr. & Mrs. William Ellis)
28580.
Corn-Dropper (Mrs) Indian. 4178.
Corn product refining co. 2009.
Cornell co-operative soe. 19092.
Cornell football team. 338037.
Corning (Leavitt) 2011, 11886, 19097.
Corot (J. B. C.) 2148.
Corsican brothers. 9759.
Corthell (E. C.) 27358.
Corticelli silk mills. 25881.
Cory (Fanny Y.) 17512, 27409.
Cory (J C.) . 2012.
Cosentino (Oronzo) 192.
Cosgrain (T. Charles) 4083.
Cosmopolitan lithograph co.
27359.
Cost congress monthly record. 11887,
19100.
Costain bros.
Costello (Dolores)
Costello (Helen) 33405.
Costello (Maurice) 8993, 33405.
Cotton industry. 10030.
Cottrell (W. L.) 17511.
Coulon (Johnny) 5197.
Coult (A. A.) (11880.
Coulter (W. A.) 19103.
Count of Monte Cristo. 34202.
Countryman (BE. W.) 273861.
Joupe (Thomas) 26856.
Courcy (C. A. de) See De Courcy.
Courier co. of Buffalo. 2013, 11896,
19104, 27362.
Couse (KE. I.)
19098,
11889.
33405.
25883.
Coussmaker (Miss) 238927.
Coutere (Bill) 28848.
Covell (B. G.). 19116.
Covell (L. A.) 2019, 27373.
Coville (EH. F.) 19118.
Cowboy’s stratagem. 9759.
Cowell & Hubbard co. 2020.
Cox (Miss Ethel 8S.) 32750.
Cox (J..D.) 19128.
Cox (James M.) M. C. fr. O. 28228.
Cox (Martha) 477.
Coxhead (J. H.) 11904.
Cozbi, Bible character. .
Cozzo (J. B.) 2031, 19129, 27378.
Crafters art co. 27388.
Craig (J. R.) 27889.
Craig (Locke) 12822.
Cramp (Wm.) & sons ship & engine
co. 11906.
Crane (Mrs. Caroline Bartlett) 7345.
Crane (William Murray) U. S. Sen.
fr. Mass. 138919.
Crapo (J. B.) 191380.
Crawbow (Luke) 17507.
Crawford (A. E.) 27390.
Crawford (J/rs. Coe I.) 18940.
Crawford (M. H.) 338984.
Crawford-Frost (J. I.) 2082.
Creager (A. Y.) co. 27892.
Cream of wheat co. 17509.
Creelman (James G.) 20394.
Creighton (M. L.) 11907.
Crenier (Henri) 17510.
Crepaux (Fernand) 20383.
Crespigny (Mrs. Dorothy Champion)
18119. .
Crespo y Martinez (Senor Don Gil-
TT51.
berto) Ambassador fr. Mexico,
4083.
Cressy (Will M.) 27362.
Crime of carelessness. 33986.
Crimmins (John T.) 5164.
Crisis (The) 17871.
Crist (L. Bambridge) 2039.
Critic (The) 11908.
Crivelli (C.) 2148.
Crocker (Adeline) 13792.
Crocker (Henry T. & Martin) chil-
dren. 19514.
Crocker (Miss Jennie) 19514.
Crocker (Mrs. Templeton) 10514.
Croker (Miss) 26947.
Croker (Richard) 26856.
Cromwell (Mrs. Oliver)
Cronin (Father) 32415.
Croonborg (F. T.) 2040, 19131.
Cropsey (Police Commissioner) 28580.
Crosby (—) 27898.
Crose photo co. 19134.
Cross (A. B.) 19135.
Cross & co. 19136.
Crouch (Mrs.) 18119.
Crouse (BE. I.) 198.
Crowell pub. co. 191387.
8473.
17102.
Crown feature film co.
616
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Cruver mfg. co. 2047.
Cry for help. 33930.
’ Crystal casket. 9754.
Crystal park auto trip.
Cub reporter. 33986.
Cuba, N. Y., high school baseball
team. 16896.
Cudahy packing co. 196.
Cullen (M. J.) 27394.
Culver military academy. 11909.
Cummer (Mrs. W. W.) 17511.
Cummings (Campell) 31977.
Cummings (James) 1268.
Cummins (Albert Baird) U. S. Sen.
fr. Ia. 1609, 18919.
Cummins (Mrs. Albert Baird) 18940.
Cundill (Frank) 11917, 19145, 27397.
Cundill (Will) 27408.
Cunliffe (IM/rs. Offey) 1872.
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch. 2066.
Curable disease. 25518.
Cure that failed. 25713.
Curing the office boy. 9759.
Curley (Jack) 25517.
Curley (Mrs. James M.) 18940.
Currier (A. 8S.) 11924, 19151.
Curry (George) M. C. fr. N. Mex.
28228.
Curtis (Blanche) 18940.
Curtis (Mrs. Charles) 1609, 18940.
Curtis (EH. 8S.) 11925.
Curtis (Hliza) 10252.
Curtis (Leona) 18940.
Curtis & Cameron, ine.
19152, 27409.
‘Curtiss (Glenn H.) 26856.
Curtiss studio. 2081, 11930.
' Curzon (J. W.) 27482.
Cusack (Thomas) co.
19140.
2067, 17512,
2082.
Cushing (Catherine Chrisholm) 2738. .
Cushing (J. 8.) 25285.
Cushman (A. G.) 27488. .
Custis (Hleanor Parke) 10421.
Cutler (HE. C.) 25894.
Cutler (EK. H.) co. 11981.
Cutler (H. E.) 274389.
Cuyp (Albert) 19442.
Cynthia’s agreement. 33986.
Czerwonky (Richard) 4842.
Daggett & Ramsdell. 10264, 27440.
Dagnan-Bouveret (P. A. J.) 25946.
Dahl (F. BE.) 11982.
Dahlgren (Miss Lucy) 5942.
Dahraage (A. F.) 27441.
Wakin (C:. L.) 11986.
Dale (Violet) 10265, 17513.
Daley (C. F.) 19195.
Dallin (C. BE.) 197, 25947.
Daly (Cornelius) 2085.
Dam builder. 33986.
Dame aux camelias with Mme. Sarah
Bernhardt. 10027.
D’Amour (Corinne) 10269.
Damrel (Mr. & Mrs. James A.) 11987.
Dando co. 27442.
74324—138——12
Dangerous lesson. 25518.
Dangerous play. 17380.
Daniel (Prophet) 26895.
Daniels (HE. W.) 27690.
Daniels (F. W.) 10270.
Daniels (R. A.)
27448.
Dannenburg (C. B.) 2087.
Dante Alighieri. 2148, 10719, 17669.
Dante’s progress and experiences
through Paradise. 17369.
Dante’Ss progress and experiences
through Purgatory. 173869.
Danziger (A. J.) 383985.
Da Prato (A.) co. 17514.
Daprato statuary co.
17519, 25948.
Darjeeling
25518.
Darling (J. N.) 2088.
Dartmouth’s 1912 foot ball
29185.
D’Ascenzo (Nicola) 245, 2092.
Dash through the clouds. 17065.
Daubiguy (C. P.) 28927.
Daubner (Georg) 10520.
Daugherty (H.) 19199.
D. A. R. convention. 15572.
Davenport (Mrs.) 1287, 27670.
Davenport (Dorothy) 38824.
Davenport (F. E.) 246.
Davenport (Homer Calyin)
Davenport (James S.) M.
Okla. 28228.
Davenport (Orrin) 11879.
Davey (Frank) 19200.
David, king of Israel. 7751.
Davidson (David) 20938, 27444.
Davidson (Isidore M.) 17800.
Davidson (Morris) 11948.
Davidson (Philip) 28580.
Davies (Howard) 33824.
Davies (Rt. Rev. Thomas F.) 1746.
Davila (Dr. Fausto) Minister fr.
Honduras. 1609, 4083.
Davis (H. C.) 19204.
Davis (Geo. L.) 2098.
Davis (Harry) 8980.
Davis (W. B.) 49, 10304, 25956.
Davis (William Steeple) 103818.
Davis (Miss Winnie) 23975.
Davis & Sanford co., 2099, 11944, 19206.
Davol rubber co. 27476.
Dawn of passion. 3838907.
Dawson (W. F.) 19218.
Day (BH. O.) 11945.
Day (F.) 25795.
Day (Francis) 49.
Day (William Rufus) Associate Jus-
tice of U. S. Supreme ct. 22580.
Day on a buffalo ranch. 10080.
Day’s outing, 33980.
Dayne (Blanche) 27362.
Dayton (C. H.) 2101.
Deahna (F. W.) 27477.
2086, 11938, 19197,
198, 10271,
(Picturesque) India.
team.
27696.
Opie eo
617
INDEX
pt. Iv, n. S., V. 7
De Angelis (Jefferson) 10265.
Dearth (H. G.) 2148.
Death & resurrection; or, From pope
to pope. 34259.
Death of a dream. 25704.
Death or glory. 34234.
De Bathe (Mrs. Hugo G.) 383730.
Debs (Eugene V.) 15906, 17802, 28228,
28580.
Debs (Mrs. Eugene V.) 20062.
De Campi (Anita) 10306.
De Camps. 283927.
Dechin (Jules) 27480.
Decies (Lord & Lady) &
28580.
Decker (Alfred) & Cohen. 2102, 11946,
19218, 27481.
Decker (N. H.) 2104, 27482.
De Clairmont (A.) 2107.
De Courcy (Charles A.)
Judge Superior ct. of Mass.
Deem (FF. EH.) 27488.
De Feo (Chas.) 25894.
Defregger (Franz von)
De Garmo (Mrs. Frank)
Dege (James H.) 153867.
De Graw (Peter V.) fourth assistant
Postmaster Gen. 12651.
De Haven & Ogden. 2108.
De Hol (S. A.) 27484.
Deike (J. R.) 19220.
Deininger (J. C.) 103809.
Dejonge (Louis) & co. 247, 10810.
Delacroix (F. V. H.) 2148.
De Land (C. O.) 10811, 17524.
De Laney (G. B.) 19221.
Delaney (Leo) 16548, 33405.
De Lavel separator co. 25957.
Delaware, U. S. S. crew. 166380.
Delilah, Bible character. 7751.
Delmar (A. G.) sons. 2114.
Delta upsilon fraternity. 2115.
De Mallett (Studio) 11947.
Demarest (F. M.) 2116, 11948, 27485.
De Maria (Frank) 11949.
Dement (—) 18786.
De Mers (G. L.) 27486.
Democratic Congressmen & Gov. Wil-
son. 22774.
Democratic Natl. conv. 12909, 22774.
Demonstration of the technical train-
ing necessary for the pianist. 84291.
Dempsey & Carroll. 19222.
Dena (George) Indian. 14958.
Deneen (Charles) Gov. of Ill.
De Nesti (Adolfo)
Denivelle co. 249.
Denman (A. H.)
Denne co. 11951.
Dennis (Bruce) 26690.
Dennison (Hdgar) 19226.
Dennison mfg. co. 2117, 19227, 27490.
De Nobili cigar co. 27496.
Denver base ball club. 22418.
Denver post ptg. & pub. co. 27497.
infant.
Associate
7230.
260067.
19219.
3838.
10149, 10312.
19223, 27487.
Denver, the queen of the plains.
Derby (Lady) 26986.
De Remo (V. H.) 11952, 19231.
Dermond (lL. 8.) 27499. .
Derryfield club, banquet to Pres. Taft
11214.
Desch (F. H.) 250, 558.
Desdemona. 17380.
De Selms (O. C.)
Deserted shaft.
Deserter (The) 10080.
Deslys (Gaby) 16881.
Detective’s Santa Claus.
9759.
27500.
10030.
34259.
Detmer woolen co. 27502.
Detroit bankers. 27184.
Detroit lumber co. 19236.
Detroit photographic co.
27508.
Detroit pub. co. 264, 2148, 10313,
11955, 17525, 19289, 27505.
Detroit Sat. night co. 2657.
Dettmann (F. J.) 17526.
Dettra (J. A.) 19828.
Devantery (J. J. C.)
De Vine (Emma J.)
Devine (Thomas J.) 18919.
De Vito (M) See Russo (J. B.)
Devonshire (Duchess of) 11290.
Devore (Josh) 28580.
Dewey (A.) 12082.
Dewey (C. M.) 10821.
Dewey (L. C.) 2670.
Dewey (Louise) 27666.
Dewing (Thomas W.)
2147, 11954,
2658.
2662.
19239.
De Witt (B. Y¥.) 27667.
De Witt (F. J.) 27668.
De Yough (John) 10867.
Diamond crystal salt eo. 10322.
Diaz (M.) 238927.
Dibble (M. C.) 2671.
Dibdin (Charles) 2148.
Dick (A. B.) 18919. ;
Dick (Miss Julia) 21221, 29600.
Dickens (Alfred Tennyson) 2835.
Dickens (Charles) 10882, 10595.
Dickens centenary banquet. 2716.
Dickerson (G. M.) . 19828.
Dickins (H. C.) 19824 27670.
Dickinson (B. L.) 12034, 27675.
Dicksee (Herbert) 26002.
Dickson (EK. R.) 120385.
Did mother get her wish. 9720.
Dieco (W. R.) 19380.
Diehl] (A. H.) 19886.
Diemer (M. Zeno) 17558.
Diemer (Zeno) 183834.
Dieterle (Marie) 10782.
Dijek (Sir A. van) 2148.
Di Leva (Antimo) 10323, 25958.
Dillon (Vince) 193839.
Dillon, MeLellan & Beadel. 10324,
19342.
Dillout (A. P.) 2678.
Dingman bros. 12088.
32871.
Dingwall (Capt.)
618
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Diplomatic play. 11609.
Diplomats at Washington. 1609.
Disappointed mama. 33930.
Disinger & Adams.
Ditmas (Chas. A.) 2681.
Dittman-Steidinger co. 2683.
Dittmeyer (W. E.)
Ditto (R. L.) 27677.
Ditty co. 27678.
Dividing land. 17448.
Divorce (The) 388980.
Dixie (A. R.) 25959.
Dixie, U. S. S. crew. 16624.
Dixie decoration co. 19345.
Dixon (Cromwell) 7369.
Dixon (H.) 26067.
Dixon (J. EH.) 25968, 27682.
Dixon (Joseph) crucible co.
Dixon (Joseph
Mont. 12909, 28580.
Dixon (Mrs. Joseph M.)
Dixon (H.M.) 2686.
Dixon (L.M.) 27683.
Doan (M.D.) 27684.
Doane (W.J.0O.) 27685.
Doane (Bishop William Croswell)
5375.
Dobel (Marvel)
Dobson (H. J.) 10539, 26821.
Dobyns (W.T.) 12044.
Dr. Brompton-Watts
25970.
13919.
12461.
17106.
Doctor Phantom, the scientific sleuth.
25516.
Dodd (Jacob) 7490.
Dodd, Mead & co. 2702.
Dodge (Anna) 15684.
Dodge (Geo. A.) 2708.
Doherty (H.L.) & co. 2704.
Doig (David) 12045.
Dollar saved is a dollarearned. 33986.
Dominie (Saint) 198, 10438.
Donato (Giuseppe) 17527.
Donner (Wm.) 2709, 19346.
Donohoe (Michael) M. C. fr. Pa.
Donovan (Charles) cigarco. 27686.
Dooley (W. J.) 22778, 82907.
Doolittle (L.C.) 19847.
Doolittle (Dr. R. BH.) 18708.
Doran (Samuel) 2710.
Doremus (Cornelius)
Dorge (E.G.) 12046.
Dorland (M. BE.) 2711.
Doro (Marie) 15457.
Dorr (L.B.) 19348.
Dorset (Dr. Marion)
Doten (L. 8.) 2712.
Doty (BE. E.) 27687.
Double life. 25694.
Doubleday (R. R.) 27690.
Dougherty (Louis R.) 25894.
Dougherty (Paul) 2148, 19239.
Doughty (HE. W.) 19349. .
Douglas (Beverly) 27691.
Douglas (Wm.) 17828.
2537.
4082.
2674, 12039, 19343.
2684, 12042, 27676.
M.)o U.<S. Sen... fr:
age adjuster.
4083.
| Dunn (Frank)
Douglass (H. V.) 266.
Dove and the serpent.
Dowlan (William C.)
iteat.
33324.
Dowling (Bishop Austin) 17053.
Dowling (Victor J.) Justice of N. Y.
supreme ct. 28580.
Downie (L. F.) 12049, 19350.
Downie studio. 12050.
Doxsie (G. W.) 27692, 27698.
Doyle (A. C.) Adventures of Sher-
lock Holmes. . 34259.
Doyle (J. E.) jr. 27694.
Doyle (Larry) 12909.
Dozer (lL. A.) 19851.
Draga, queen of Servia.
Drake (J. B.) 12051.
Drake (J. D.) 12053, 19354, 27696.
Drake (W. H.) 10325.
Drane (Sam) 2718.
Draper (June) 12069.
Drayton (G. G.) 2715, 10697.
Drayton (Mr. & Mrs. William Astor)
29600.
Dream dances. 17106.
Dreicer (Michael J.)
Drekalo (The) 12070.
Drennan (W. A.) 19356.
Dress suits in pawn. 9759.
Dresser (Dan D.) 382816.
Dresser (Miss Susan) 1794.
Drexel (Mrs. Anthony) 5942.
Dreyfous (Albert) 27697.
Driscoll (Daniel A.) M. C. fr.
31356.
Drouillard (K. C.) 12071.
Drucker & co. 2716, 19358, 27698.
Druggist’s co-operative ass’n, ine.
2724, 19359.
Dry (V. C.) . 19860.
Drysdale co. 2726, 12072.
Du Barry (Comtesse Jeanne Bicu)
11290.
Dubeler (Charles) 28580.
Dubois (O. HE.) 12094.
Duclor (Serge) 27704.
Dudfield lumber co. 27709.
Duell (Charles) 19861.
Duell (Charles Holland)
Diirer (A.) 2148.
Duessel (Y. A.) 25894.
Dutt (5. By): 17558.
Dugmore (A. R.) 12096.
Dumb. wooing. 17106.
Dumback (J. A.) 12106.
Dunbar (Herbert) 27710.
Dunean (A. B.) 12108.
Dunean (Frank) 193862, 27711.
Dunean (William) 15684.
Dunham (A. W.) 27715.
Dunham (Edgar) 19875.
Dunlap (B. J.) 267.
Dunlap (N. H.) 12109.
19376.
30024.
29411.
13664.
Nik.
26856.
Dunn (William J.).
Dunne (Bishop Edmund M.)
619
32323.
INDEX
Dunne (Hdward F.) 12416.
Dunning (F. A. B.) 25971.
Dunnington (W. W.) 19877.
Dunsmore (John Ward)
17529.
Dunton (W. H.) 25975.
Dupont (Aimé) 27716.
Dupont de Nemours (E. I.)
Durfee (S. T.) 12110.
Durgin (H. J.) 277238.
Durrant (Emile) 27724.
Durstine (W. O.)
Du Saar (D. J.) 12121, 19380.
Dutcher (H. F.) 19381.
Duvenech (F.) 2148. —
Dwelly (HE. L.) 2787, 12122.
Dwight (Pres. Timothy) 12819.
Dye (W. D. L.) 12124, 19382.
268.
Dyer (Mrs. Leonidas Carstarphen)
1609.
Dyer (N. D.) 10326.
Hade (W. Cotman)
Hames (Emma)
Emilio de)
Harl (W. P. S.) 2788, 27725.
Harly (Benjamin Weisiger)
Eastern mfg. co. 2742.
Eaton (Hugh & Margaret)
19383, 27728.
Hberle (A. St. L.) 10827.
Hbersol (A. A.) 12180.
EHberson paint co. 2751.
Eby (BE. BE.) 19388.
Eckert (HE. C.) 2761.
Eckhardt & Howard. 27737.
Helair film co. 9754, 17104.
Eddie (Clarence) 93380.
Hddie’s exploits. 17106.
Eddy (James) 25988, 27788.
Hddy (Lindley) 121381.
Eddy (Mrs. Mary Baker
10248, 18838, 20803, 26279.
Eddy (S. J.) 25988, 27738.
Hdison (T. A.) ine.
25518, 33987.
Edison (Thomas Alva)
25845.
33767.
Glover)
2830, 12886, 19222, 19389, 27739,
31322.
Edison (Mrs. Thomas Alva) 12886.
Edison electric illuminating co. 19889.
EHdmonston (D. B.) 12182.
Hdouarde (Carl) 12514.
pt. TV, 2.8... 1
49, 10539,
| Eldredge (A. G.)
2734, 12111, 19378.
See Gogorza (Mme.
2743,
2773, 9759, 17106,
471, 27738,
Hisinger (John) 27748.
Hister (Louis) 2776.
Ekengren (Mr. W. A. F.)
& Chargé d’Affaires fr.
18940.
Eldest son rules; or,
34259.
Widorado lode.
Counselor
Sweden.
The iron hand.
33986.
27744.
Eldridge (Charles) 24782.
Eldridge (F. L.) 18664.
Eleanor Cuyler. 9759.
Electric studio. 121388.
Elena, queen of Italy. 15500.
Elias (Alfred) 26821.
Elibank (Lady) 11065.
Elijah (Prophet) 486, 7751, 29181.
Elisha (Prophet) ‘T7751.
Elizabeth, mother of John the Bap-
tist. 14892.
Elizabeth, of Russia.
Elizabeth (Queen)
in. 25661, 34202.
Hlizabeth (Saint) 17558.
Elizabeth, wife of Charles IX of Aus-
tria. 11290.
Hk, bunches of. 10116.
Elks B. & P. O., N. Y. lodge banquet.
5170.
Hiks B. & P. G5;
2779, 12189.
Elks (Portland lodge of) 7592.
Ellenborough (Lady) 18888.
Ellerbrock (H. H.) 12140, 19397.
Ellingson (M. A.) 2780, 12141.
Elliott (C. H.) co. 193898.
Elliott (C. R.) 19399.
Elliott (Vern) 83852.
Elliotts (The) 2788.
Ellis (G. E.) Denver. 12148, 19404.
Ellis (G. E.) Spokane. 277465.
Ellis (G. E.) Wichita Falls,
12142.
Ellis (W. 8S.) 12144.
Ellyson (Lieut. T. G.) 18708.
El] Paso book co. 27746.
Elser (Joseph) 24089.
Hisley (Arthur J.) 49.
Elson (Prof. Louis C.) 29649.
Elvidge (Miss June) 12155.
Elwell (R. Farrington) 17480.
Elwell & co. 12145.
26986.
Sarah Bernhardt
Y. lodge no 1.
Tex
Edward Albert, Prince of Wales. 7449. | Ely (Eugene) 8664.
Hdwards (F. C.) 12138. Emerich (B.) 17582.
Hdwards (G. W.) 27742. Emerson (Wm. A.) 2784.
Edwards (H. C.) 10728, 25894. Emerson co. 19405.
HKggleston (Dr. Edward) 195386. Emmerich (Master Herbert) 28580.
Ehrlich (Antonie) 2774. Emmett (Claudia) 1794.
Whrmann (Hilman) & co. 12186. Emmett (MasterG.) 1794.
Ehud, Bible character. 7751. Empire art co. 2787, 12146.
Hichbaum (Chas.) 12187. Emslie (A. E.) 27170.
Hickemeyer (Rudolph) 2775. Endee studio. 27748.
Einstein (Louis) 4088. Endes (John) 10271.
Wirekson (P. HB.) 19896. Endor (Witch of) 7751.
Hisemann (John) 467. Engadine amusement co. 25661.
620
“nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
INDEX
Engagement ring. 9720.
Engelhardt (John) 12147.
Engle (F. B.) 12148.
English (F. F.) 25894.
English (H.) 12149, 19406.
English stag hunt. 17327.
Hnke (Miss Kathryn) 16216.
Hnsemble club. 20919.
Hpstein (Jacob) 12150, 19412.
Equal suffrage league of Va.
PAID), 2154.
Erbe (H. H.) 12152.
Hrickson (H. A.) 28038, 19418, 27755.
Ericsson (John) 1166.
Hrlick (lL. K.) 27756.
Hsau, Bible character. 17710, 31477.
Escape from bondage. 25518.
Essanay film mfg. co. 12153, 19421.
Hssex institute. 19424, 27757.
Estenson & Landlau. 19482.
Esther (Queen) 7751.
Esther Carlotta (Sister) 12154.
Estill (Eugenia) 27761.
Eternal mother. 9720.
Hugene (F. R.) 27768.
Hureka feature film co. 25662.
‘Bustis (Mrs. James B.) 28580.
Hvande co. 2810.
mivans (J.P. V.) 27764.
Evans (Lynden) M. C. fr. La.
Evans (S. H.) 175381, 27765.
Evans (Samuel) 2825.
Evening herald. 27766.
Everett (E. G.) co. 194383.
‘Everton studio. 12155, 19485, 27768.
|Everwear hosiery co. 12157.
Every rose has its stem. 17106.
coe comes to him who waits.
9759.
Evil art; or, Gambling exposed. 25662.
Ewing (A. C.) 12158.
Ewing (J. G.) 12159, 194386.
Ewing (Robert) 4083.
Expiation. 384259.
Hyb (Gustav) 2826, 17582, 19487.
‘Eyes that saw. 25663.
Hyre (John) 25986.
HKyton (Referee) 4852.
Hyton (Bessie) 15684.
Hzra, Bible character. 15285.
Faber (C. FE.) 19440.
Maber (J. H.) 2827.
‘aber (J. H.) & son. 12161.
Fagan (James) 10177.
Fager (C. W.) 2828.
Faingold (Gus.) 19441.
Fair savings bank dept. store. 27769.
Fairbanks (Charles W.) 12909, 29458.
Fairchild co. 2829.
Falconio (Diomede) Cardinal.
Pales (F. L.) 19442.
Falk. 2830, 27771.
@fall (Albert B.) U. S. Sen. fr. N. Mex.
18703, 28228.
Hall of Black Hawk. 25498.
2802,
4088.
18940.
ee
Femel (Louis)
False to both. 17327.
Famous players film co. 34202.
Fanchon the cricket. 17448.
Far from the beaten track. 10030.
Farish (Miss Dorothy) 32750.
Farley (John Murphy, cardinal) 266,
1468, 2716, 5311, 10441, 10594, 10751,
10781, 18792, 18766, 28228, 29367.
Farley & Loetscher mfg. co. 27788.
Farmer (A. J.) 19443.
Farmer (JM/iss Ruth) 382754.
Farnham (T. C.) 12165.
Farquharson (Joseph) 26002.
Farrell (C. P.) 269.
Marrell \(iiG.), Lr:
Farrell (J. J.) 12172.
Farren (Miss) 29122.
Farrington (Irederick) 19444.
Faschingbaur (T.) 10177.
Fat Bull & family. Indians. 27668.
Fatal chocolate. 9720.
Fatal lie. 10089.
Fatal practical joke. 17412.
Fatality. 25704.
Fate’s interception. 17065.
Father (The) 25518.
Father’s bluff. 9759.
Faulkner & co. 28384, 27784.
Faust (Bertha) 33754.
Fawkner (EF. P.) 2885, 12178.
Fear (The) 383907.
Featherstone (M. E.) 12180.
Feature film co. 34204.
Feature film sales co., Itd. 17326,
34205.
Feazsel (T. J.) 2887.
Feeny (G. B.) 12181, 19445.
Feinberg (Israel L.) 20394.
Felix (Frederic) 2838, 19446.
Felker (Samuel D.) 29649.
Fellows (G. E.) 12182, 19447.
Felton (Hzra W.) 103829.
Felton advertising co. 2889.
Hemale of the species. 17065.
121838.
Fenn (KE. J.) 49.
Fenner-Behmer (H.) 17558, 26067.
Feo (Chas. de) See De Feo.
Ferguson (A. B.) 12651.
Ferguson (H.) 12185.
Fern (B. L.) 2840.
Fernandez (Don Fray Miguel)
Ferrara (A.) & co. 2841.
Ferris (E.) & co. 2842.
Ferris (J. L. G.) 49, 1038380, 25795.
Ferris (Prof. W. N.) 14929.
Ferris (Mrs. W. N.) 80729.
Ferris institute faculty. 30729.
Festetics (Count & Countess de Tolna)
26856.
Feud in the Kentucky hills.
Fickel (Mrs. Jacob Earl)
maids. 5942.
Fickle Spaniard. 17065.
Fiddes (O. H.) 2848, 12186.
19239.
33930.
& brides-
621
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V. 7
Fidler (A. L.) 10885.
Fields (Lew) 2716.
Fifty miles ramble through the 1000
islands, St. Lawrence River. 9759.
Fillebrown (R. H. M.) 27786.
Financial chart pub. co. 2844.
Finch photo co. 12187.
Findlay (Col. James) 407.
Fire (Felix) 2845.
Fire of life. 173880.
Kirst Methodist
12189.
First settler’s story. 383986.
Fischer (Joseph) 26408.
Fischer (Margarita) 33324. —
Fishel, Adler & Schwartz co.
17589.
Fisher (Harrison)
25795.
Fisher (Irving) 19450.
Fisher (Walter L.) Sec. of Interior.
12651.
Fisherman & his sweetheart.
Fisk rubber co. 10347, 27787.
Episcopal church.
2847,
49, 2869, 17770,
10089.
Fiske (F. B.) 19451.
Fitzgerald (Edward) 27788.
Flag of distress. 10030.
Flagg (J. Montgomery) 17464.
Flanagan (A.) co. 27789.
Flandrin (T. H.) 27170.
Flannigan (J. 8S.) 2877.
Flaten (G. C.) 12190.
Flaten (O. HE.) 19471.
Mleitman (AMJiss Lieta)
Fletcher (—) 28580.
28580.
Fletcher (Rear Admiral Frank F.)
12651.
Fleury (Albert) 25987.
Flinn (William) 12909.
Floating of the battleship Maine.
10115.
Flood (G. EH.) 27790.
Flood & Conklin co.
Florentine art plaster co.
Flower of love and the flower of death.
$4234.
Flury (G.) 25991.
Flying circus. 173876.
Flynn (—) of Yale.
Flynn: (A: J.) 12191.
28580.
*For valor.
Forsyth (Chas.)
_Fortner
Fowler & Browning.
For the commonwealth. 9759.
25518.
Forbell (C. H.) 10849, 17540.
Forbes (A. A.) 12194.
‘Forbes litho. mfg. co. 270, 10350,
2 2B9G8!
Ford (E. H.) 10351.
| Ford (Prof. Jeremiah Denis Mathias)
11703.
Ford & Allen. 12195, 27804.
Fording’ (H. L.) .d203:
Foreclosure (The) 38907.
Forest fire. 33986.
Forman (Thomas) & sons. 2880.
Fornell (G. W.) 27805.
12197, 19474, 27806.
Forsyth (T.A.) 10852:
Forti (H.) 17538.
camera supply eco. 19475,
27809.
Fortuna sales co. 27811.
Fosbroke (J. HE.) 2882.
Foss (EH. C.) 19478.
Foss (Eugene Noble)
1936.
Foss (George Edmund)
(A. S. H.) 2888.
(Ben) 192389.
(Le FF.) “2884s
(W. W.) 2885.
Foster (Wilson) 19479.
Foster, Giffin co. 2886.
Foundling (The) 25518.
Foust (O. V.) 2902.
Fowler (Ambrose) 2904, 19480.
Fowler (H. M.) 27812.
Fowler (H. Robert) M. C. fr. Ii.
12651.
Fowler (J. E.)
Fowler (O. V.)
Fowler (Robert)
Fowler (T. M.)
Fowler (V. E.)
Gov. of Mass.
M. 0; f°.
Foster
Foster
Foster
Foster
272, 25996.
2TSis.
27766.
12198. 19504.
19505.
19506, 27814.
Fowler, Simpson co. 27817.
Fox (C. H.). 2905.
Fox (R. A.) 49, 273, 25795, 25894.
Francis I. 11290.
Francis X (Saint) 285.
wa 4) Francis (Exe Gov. Joe) 14993.
meet ean e mairisat' «avis sep been Francis (Hz Gov. N. M.) 14998.
Fogarty (EB. J.) 2878. Francis (S. M.) 19507.
Foley (E. F.) 12192. Francis (William B.) M. C. fr. O.
Foley (M. R.) 27796. 12651,
Folger (J. W.) 10348, 27802. Francis & co., ins. 27818.
Folger (S. L.) 2879, 27803. Francis de Paula (Saint) 198.
Folkins (S. BE.) 25992. Francisco (H. St. J.) 19508.
Foltz (G. R.) 19473. Frank (S. J.) 27819. :
Fontana development co. 12193. Franklin (—) Vice Pres.; White star
Foote (Pollock) 19330. line. 12909.
For her. 33986. Franklin (Benjamin) 25997.
For his son. 9720. Franklin (T. Z.) 19518.
For professional services. 33986. Franklin (William) Gov. of N. J.
For the cause of the South. 9759. 17529.
622
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Franklin core rod & gagger co. 27820.
Franklin foundation. 25997.
Frasch (O. T.) 2906.
Fraser (G. G.) 19514, 27821.
Fraternal union of America. 27828.
Frazier (EK. J.) 2907.
Yrear (Walter EF.) Gov. of Hawaii.
28228.
Frebitrch (R. H.)
Frech (Jacob) 12651.
F¥rederckson co. 2923.
Frederick the Great, king. of Prussia.
28092.
Freeman (M. J.) 25998.
Freeman photo co. 27829.
Freemasons, Bedford lodge, Officers of.
4641.
Freemasons, Cal. masonic lodge. So.
Pasadena. 27881.
Freemasons, Va., Alexandria Washing-
ton lodge no. 22. 27882.
Freezing auntie. 9759.
Frelinghuysen (J/{rs. Theodore) 12909.
2922.
French (Daniel C.) 274, 10823.
French (R. E.) 19530.
French-Amer. film co. 10027.
Fresh air romance. 25518.
Frey (C. K.) 19582.
Frey (R.) 27833.
Friant (E.) 27170.
Friars. 21401.
Friars club dinner. 2716.
Friedlander (Leo) 26000.
Friedman (H. B.) 27884.
Friends, 33930. }
Mrishmuth (H. W.): . 275.
Fritchie (Barbara) 18095.
Froehlich & Morison. 2927.
From mine to molder. 25703.
From pope to pope (Death and resur-
rection; or) 34259.
irom the manger to the cross; or,
Jesus of Nazareth. 34213.
Frommann (FF. A.) 12199.
Hrost (B. G.) 12200.
Frost (J. I. Crawford-)
ford-Frost.
Frost (M. A.) 19533.
Frost & Reed, Itd. 2934, 103538, 12203,
19534, 26002, 27835.
Fry (George) co. 27887.
Frye (Mary Hamilton) 10387, 26007.
Fuel engineering co. of N. Y. 19535.
Fiirstner (Adolph) 26013.
Fugel (—) 16248.
Fuller (A. G.) 10119 (1-16).
Fuller (Charles E.) M. C. fr.
12651.
Fuller (F. E.) 12204.
Fulmer (C. E.) 27888.
Funeral of Mataos II. 34247.
Funeral that flashed in the pan. 17106.
Murlong (C. W.) 19152.
Furness (Horace Howard)
Furrow (Edward) 278389.
See Craw-
Til.
12462,
Gabriel (Saml.) sons & co.
Gazette times.
Yurs. 17065.
Gabriel (Newell) Indian. 14998.
276, 2936,
12205.
Gabriel (Wm.) 17541.
Gaden (Alexander) 338324.
Gaebler (J/iss Anita) 32750.
Gaffney (R.) 25894.
Gagnon (Thoma) 2987.
Gaiennie (Miss Natalie) 382750.
Gainsborough (T.) 2148, 18577, 23927.
Galindo mfg. co., ine. 278.
Gallagher (C. D.) 12209.
Gallaher (Bennie) 19536.
Gallatin (Mrs. Albert) 13792.
Gallatin (W. 8S.) 195387.
Galli (—) 25894.
Galli (Gallileo) 10177.
Gallop of death. 384259.
Gama (Mme. Domicio da) 27716.
Gama (Senor Don Domicio da) Am-
bassador fr. Brazil. 1609, 4083,
18940.
Gambling exposed
25662.
Ganger (A. W.)
Gans (Howard)
Garcia (Ernest) 15684.
Garden (Mary) 6025.
Gardin (L.) 10751.
Gardiner (H. N.) 26052.
Gardner (C. A.) 17548.
Gardner (Frederick) 19539.
Gardner (Helen) 16548, 34206.
Gardner (Helen) in Cleopatra.
Gardner (J. A.) 12210.
Gardner (Obadiah) U. S. Sen. fr. Me.
4083, 18940.
Gardner (W. W.)
Gardner (Mr. & Mrs.
ther) 5942.
Garfield (James R.) 18919.
Garford (A. L.) 18348.
Garland (R. 1.) 27840.
Garlick (J. M.) 12211.
Garmo (Mrs. Frank de)
Garno.
Garner (John N.) M.C. fr. Tex. 28228.
Garrett (J. W.) 4083.
Garrichwa shop. 2943.
Gartner & Bender. 2953, 12215, 19540,
27848.
Gartrell (S. H.) 103826.
Garvey (H. A.) 10140, 10354.
Gasch (K.) 26067.
Gassner (Ludwig)
Gatchel & Manning.
Gates (J. L.) 19565.
Gates (John W.) 83898.
Gaumont co. 25663, 34207.
Gay (George Howell) 49, 10539, 17546.
Gaynor (William Jay) Mayor of N. Y.
4088, 11167, 20394.
12245.
(Evil art; or)
2942.
26856.
34206.
17545.
William Gun-
See De
584.
10176, 27872.
Gazlay (Chester) 12246.
623
INDEX
Gebhardt (Carl)
Gebhart (George) 26053.
Gedney (J. W.) 2996.
Gee (F. B.) 19566.
Geier (Ernest) 10355, 12247.
General appraisal co. 27878.
General baking co. 17547.
General electric co. 12248.
General slide co. 12249.
Genthe (Arnold) 2997.
George V, king of England.
George (Miss) 18441.
George (KE. H.) 27874.
George (F. A.) 19567.
George (Henry) jr. M. C. fr. N. Y.
40838.
George
17558.
7449.
(QO. "R)" 2908,
George junior republic (New Haven
aid of Con.) 80825.
George (St.) & the dragon.
Georgian co. 12250.
Gerhard sisters. 2999, 12252, 27903.
Gerlach bros. 38105.
Gerlach-Barklow co.
German fleet, Officers. 12909.
Germantown hospital. 12255.
Gerome (H. G.) 27904.
Geronimo (Chief) 3940.
Feronimo’s last raid. 33907.
Gerow (R. 8.) 27905.
Gertrude (Saint) 10271.
Getting rid of trouble. 388930.
Geuder, Paesechke & Frey co.
Geyer (B.) 25795.
Geyer (Bruno C.) 10539, 26821.
Ghent (M. H.) 17548.
Giants, Natl. league champions.
N. Y., Giants.
Gibbons (James, cardinal) 1148, 4644,
10594, 12909, 28228, 33750.
Gibbons (James, cardinal) & bishops
& priests. 3838750.
Gibbons (Capt. John H.)
Gibbs (K. D.) 19568.
Gibson (Lawyer) 20894.
Gibson (Burton W.) & wife.
Gibson: 6C.:. Ro), dle, 1225%.
Gibson (Chas. Dana) 11014, 12286.
sibson (J. T.) eo. 3142.
Gibson art co. 3145, 12287, 19569,
27907.
Gifford (B. A.)
Gilbert (A. B.)
Gilbert (C. A.)
Gilbert (C. H.) 19899.
Gilbert (I. E.) 12319, 19900.
Gilbert (L. M.) 19904.
Gilbert (Miss Lilla B.) 28580.
Gov.
10109.
3000.
12256.
See
4083.
28580.
19835, 27957.
10356.
49, 25795.
Gilbert studio. 19905.
Gilchrist (Albert W.)
15124.
Gildersleeve (I. A.)
of Fla.
12328.
Giles (J. W.) 19906.
Giles: (R: T.) . LO85T.
Gill (Howard) 8664.
SS
pt. Iv, n. S., Vv. 7
Gillam (Walter) 10723.
Gillet (F. K.) 27959.
Gillett (Frank) 17558, 26067.
Gillett (James Norris) 18919.
Gillette (G. F.) 19907.
Girl & her trust. 9720.
Girl at the key. 17106.
Girl from Maxim’s. 34259.
Girl from the country. 338986.
Giron (Charles) 10645.
Gironi (Raffaello) 17514.
Girsch (C. W.) 26054.
Giuliani (G.) 247, 10520.
Giumetti (Dante) 279, 103858.
Givens (J. D.) 8761, 12329.
Gjelhang (J. A.) 19908.
Glascock (William E.) Gov. of W. Va.
13919, 28228.
Glasgow (W. H.) 280.
Glasier (FE. W.) 38768.
Glass coffin. 9754.
Gleason (T. F.) 26056.
Gleason studio. 19909.
Glehn (W. G. von) 17702.
Glines panoramic photo. co. 27962.
Globe lithographing co. 19913.
Gloege (E. H.) 123830.
Gloucester day committee. 19914.
Glynn (M. H.) 28580.
Glynn (Martin) 26690.
God within. 3839380.
Godchaux (G. W.) 12383838, 19915.
Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch. 9720.
Godowski (Leopold) 18314.
Godron (George) 19916, 27963.
Goeke (J. Henry) M:: Gieie
28228.
Goelet (Mrs. Ogden) 203894.
Goelet (Mrs. Peter) 12909.
Goelet (Mrs. Robert) 20394.
Goeser (Anton) 38765.
Goethals (Col. George H.) 22580.
Goetting (G. W.) 38769.
Geff (John W.) Justice of Supreme
ct. of N. ¥. 20275.
Gogorza (Emilio de)
Gogorza (Mme Emilio de)
Gold and glitter. 339380.
Gold-art specialty co. 10859.
Goldberg (R. L.) 8770, 12336, 19919,
27994.
Golden (George Fuller) 88370.
Goldenberg (Samuel) 13792.
Goldman (Albert) 3818, 12408, 19975,
28044.
Goldman (Harold)
Goldman (Julia)
Gold’s art studio. 19978.
Goldsmith (Max) 19979.
Goldsmith (Wallace) 3820.
O.
26856.
26856.
10360.
3819.
Goldsmith-Woolard pub. co. 281.
Goliath, Bible character. 7751.
Gollings (H. W.) 10589.
Goltra (BE. F.) 16051.
Gonnon (E. A.) 3827.
624
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Goode (Mrs. Mary) 28580.
Goodes (W. M.) 25894.
Goodhue (F. M.) 17549.
Goodhue (R. W.) 12410.
Goodrich (C. EH.) 19980.
Goodrich (Wallace) 12411.
. Goodrich art co. 19982.
Goodridge (Harriet) 282.
Goodspeed (W. G.) 7490.
Goodwin (O. EH.) 19988, 28045.
Goodwin (Phillip R.) 49, 284, 10539,
10641, 12412, 25795, 26424.
Gookins (S. D.) 19985.
Goold (G. W.) 19987, 28051.
Gordon (Julia Swayne) 89938, 33405.
Gordon (Phyliss) 15684.
Gordon, Wolf & co. 26057.
Gore (Thomas P.) U. S. Sen. fr. Ok1.
12909, 18703.
Gorham co. 288, 3828, 103861, 28053.
Gorodess (Michael) 12413.
Gorson (A. H.) 19988.
Gorsuch (Thos.) 17551.
Gorton (W. D.) 12414.
Gosnell (William Herbert)
Got a match? 9720.
Gotham litho. co. 3836, 19989, 28072.
Gotzean (C.) & co. 28076.
Gould (Mrs. Frank J.) & sisters. 28580.
Gould (Mrs. George J.) 5942, 7345,
28580.
Gould (Mr. & Mrs.
daughters. 28580.
Gould (Miss Helen)
Gould (L..H.) 12415.
10796.
George J.) &
27771.
Graves (G. S.) 12488, 19996, 28099.
Graves (R. EB.) 10368.
Graw (P. V. de) See De Graw.
Gray (Mrs. Albert Z.) & baby. 21221,
Gray (B. C.) 3842.
Gray (C.A.) 28102.
Gray (Finley H.) M. C. fr. Ind. 4083.
Gray (H.E.) 8897.
Gray (J.H.) 19998.
Great circus catastrophe. 34251.
Great mine disaster. 171.04.
Greaves (W.) 27505.
Greeley sq. hotel co. 28108.
Green (Daniel) felt Shoe eo.
20000.
Green (EB. F.)
Green (Ernie)
Green (G. E.)
Green (G. G.) 3850.
Green (H.H.) 26058.
Green (Miss Irene) 28580.
Green (J. EH.) 12462.
Green (Theodore Francis)
Green (Dr. Traill) 22799.
Green (William R.) M.C. fr.Ia. 28228,
Green & Finger. 20001.
Green eyed monster. 33986.
Greene (A. N.) 3851.
Greenlaw (A. A.) 28106.
Greenleaf (Jacob) 12464.
Greenley (Howard) 188.
Green’s advertising agency. 3852.
Greenwood (Winnifred) 15689.
Greenwood press. 28107.
Grefe (Will.) 49.
3844,
28105.
8352.
12461.
31168.
Gourand (Mrs. Jackson) 8192. Gregg (Curtis BH.) M. ve fr. Pa. 4083,
Governor (The) 33986. Gregg Ve 12465, 20002.
Governor’s daughter. 34251. hese (MH). (SBo8. ||
Governors’ group. 28228. Gregson (Harold) 10177.
Gow (Prof. George Coleman) 88380. Gr reuaeel (Dr. Karl) 21217.
Gower (Countess) & child. 26947. Greiner (M.) 3854.
Goya. 19239. Greisamer (EH. P.) 3862.
Grady (Daniel FE.) 17765. Griest (William W.) ME UC. sBt. iPae
Graffam (W. 8.) 10362. 28228:
Graham (Lieut. H.) 18703. Griffin (G.T.) 20005, 25108.
Graham (J. A.) 12416. Griffoul (A.) & bros. co. 10364.
Graham (Wm. M.) 19994, 28077. Grim (Jules) 19239.
Graham art paper & litho. co. 3888. Gronna (Asle J.) U. 8S. Sen. fr. N,
Graham paper co. 12417. Dak. 28228.
Grahame-White (Claud) 1794. Gronna (Mrs. Asle J.) 1609.
Grainger (W. E.) 28079. Gronna (Lillian) 18940.
Grandelis (G.) 10766. Gross (D.) 20011.
Graney (V. Senardens-) See Se | Gross (H.H.) 28109.
nardens-Graney. Gross’ (Hdw. ) 38638, 10367, 12468,
Grandfather (The) 33986. 20012, 28110.
Grandfield (Dr. C. P.) 29600. Grouch (The) 25518.
rant (E.-G.) 8841. Groves (Frederick) 21380. i
Grassini (Madame) 11290. Growth of practical co-operation, as
Grauel (Henrietta D.) 28091. seen on a trip from Jerusalem &
Grauert & Zink. 28092. Hgypt to Hurope and America,
Graunke (Alma & Arthur) 28580. 33896.
Graves (Abbott) 25894. Groyn (Mrs.) 28927.
Graves (C. H.) 28098. Gruen (W. H.) 17552.
Graves (C. W.) 28096. Gruetzner (E.) 26067.
Graves (E. C.) 19995. Grundy (J. By BE.) 38s.
625
INDEX
pt. Tv, BOS Wee
Grush (HE. B.) 28116.
Guadalupe (Virgin of) See Madonna.
30
Guardi (F.) 2148.
Gudger (James M.) M. C. fr. N. C.
4083.
Gudger (Mrs. James M.)
Guerzoni (G.) 10177.
Guggenheim (Benjamin) 138792.
Guggenheim (Simon) U. S. Sen. fr.
Col. 22580. ,
Gugler litho. co.
26059.
Guillaume (A.) 27170.
Guilty party. 17106.
Gulf coast plantation co. 12484.
Gump (S. & G.) 8882, 12498.
Gundlach (J. H.) 238840.
Gunn (Mr. & Mrs.) Indian. 4173.
Gunno (Archie) 3888, 10174, 20023,
26060.
Gunness (Master Loel) 1794.
Gunness (Merand) 1794.
Gunness (Miss T.) 1794.
Gunnison (Ff. W.) 28117.
Gurley-Kane (Evelyn) 12500.
Gurnee (M. HE.) 12501.
Gustaf V, king of Sweden. 20227.
Gustafson (D. W.) 28122.
Gustav-Smith (Hilda)
(H. G.)
Gustin (KE. W.) & co.
Gustrine (Charles) 20031.
Guthrie (Lorena) 28126.
Gutmann & Gutmann.
28127.
Guyer (—) 10539.
Gyp the Blood. See Horowitz (—)
Gypsy’s vendetta (Queen of Camar-
gue; or) 384259.
H. (dfr.) 28165.
H. (Mrs.) 19289, 28165.
H. S. M. eco. 20082.
Haag (Chas.) 10368, 26064.
Hackner (E.) 285.
Hackner (E.) co. 285, 10871.
18940.
284, 12481, 20019,
See Smith
28123.
3884, 12505,
Hadley (Arthur Twining) Pres. of
Yale. 12819.
Hadley (Herbert S.) Gov. of Mo.
18919, 28228.
Hadoram, Bible character. 7751.
Hiindel (Georg Friederich) 11055.
Haeseler (A. S.) 12514, 28147.
Hagan (J. A.) 28148.
Hagar, Bible character. T751.
Hagendorn (Max) 10372.
Hagerup (Mrs. Nils) 103878, 17555.
Haggai (Prophet) 7751.
Haglock & Potter. 12516.
Haglund (Katherine) 28521.
Bahn’ (W. EF.) s2007.
Haight (Mrs. Elsie F.)
Haight (H. D.) 3885.
Haight (L. L.) 3888.
Haines (C. BE.) 3889, 12518.
3888.
Haines photo co. 3891, 12519,
28149.
Hakkerup (N. L.) 20049.
Haldeman (Edith) 33324.
Hale (Edward Everett) 676.
Hall (C. R.) 12532, 28154;
Hall (Charlie) 20050.
Hall (D. W.) 3897.
Hall (EF. G.) 125838, 20051.
Hall (G. P.) & ‘son. S888) es@aae
20058, 28156.
Hall (H. G.) 28160.
Hall (Keefe) 17708.
Hall (hh. Ei) 2a:
Hall (lL. TT.) 12549:
Hall (M. W.) 28161.
Hall (W. L.) 20059.
Hall (Brig. Gen. William P.)
Halloway (G. G.) 20062.
Hallworth (W. L.) 3899.
Hals (F.) 28927.
Halsey (Mrs.) 1794.
Ham (Rolly) 38901, 20065, 28162.
Ham (W. D.) 281638.
Hamacher (W.) 609.
Hamburger (Isaac) & sons. 17556.
Hamilin (H. W.) 38908.
Hamilton (Lady) 11290, 26947.
Hamilton (C. E.) 12550.
Hamilton (Charles K.) 6218.
Hamilton (J. Ll.) i2pea
Hamilton-Durfee advertising service.
28164.
Hammer (Frank)
‘Hammer (Trygue) 26065.
Hammers (F. B.) 39386.
Hammerstad (John) 17557.
Hammond (John Hays) 26690.
Hammond (Winfield S.) M. C. fr.
Minn. 28228.
Hammond-Cockrell studio. 20111.
Hampden hotel co. 12597.
Hanaman (Miss) 20894.
Hanfstaeng] (Franz) 17558, 26067.
Hanley (J. W.) 20112.
Hanna (Louis B.) M. C. fr. N. Dak.
28228.
Hanna (Mary) 28165.
Hannah (Mme. Jane Osborn-)
Osborn-Hannah.
Hansen (H. P.)
Hansen (Sophus)
Hansen photo co. 28185.
Hanson (Alfred) 20114.
Hanson (Lieut. Helmer.)
Harbeck (W. H.) 10029.
Harbinger of peace. 25518. -
Hardenbrook (Mrs. Mary Coleman)
28580.
Harder (Heinrich) 26067.
Hardwick (EH) 20115.
Hardwick (Thomas W.) M. C. fr. Ga.
28228.
Hardy (Miss Helen) 18940.
Hardy (V. B.) 3940, 12598, 28216.
20033,
18940.
3904, 12553, 20067.
See
28184.
17558.
16410.
626
Sere ‘
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Hare (J. Knowles) jr.
25894, 26104.
Harless (Mr.) 2907.
Harlow (Jane) 23927.
Harmon (Clifford B.) 32740.
Harmon (J. W.) 28217.
Harmon (Judson) Goy. of O. 2788,
— 6126, 7851, 11269, 11609, 12909, 18940.
Harmon (Mrs. Judson) 28228.
Harmon (M. H.) 38947, 12600.
Harmuth (Gustave) 126384.
Harnessing a mountain stream. 33986.
Harper (R. Ford) 10695, 20132, 25998,
26121.
Harpignies (Henry) 10782.
Harriman (Miss Carol A.) 28580.
Harriman (Mrs. Edward H.) 11167.
Harriman (Miss Ethel) 20394, 28580.
Harriman (Mrs. J. Borden) 12909.
Harriman (Mrs. Oliver) 20394.
Harris (A. M.) 12639.
Harris (Charles Milton)
Harris (EH) 12641.
Harris (M. J.) 12648.
Harris (M. M.) 4008.
Harris (Rev. Susanna)
Harris (Miss Virginia) 32750.
Harris (W. J.) 4009, 20134.
Harris (W. J.) co. 4010, 12644.
Harris & Ewing. 4083, 12651, 28223.
Harrison (B.) 27505.
Harrison (Mrs. Marthena) & brides-
maids. 1609.
Harrison (R. W.)
Harry (Philip)
Hart (W. C.) 283818.
Hart (Wm.) 49.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx. 4185, 12718,
20153, 28314.
Harte (Betty)
Harte (H. W.) 4170, 20188.
Harte (Hal) 28848.
Hartley (J. S.) 823, 261385.
Hartman (Jesse L.) M. C. fr. Pa.
12651.
Hartman furniture & carpet co. 4171,
12739, 20190, 283849.
Hartmann (Arthur)
Hartman’s. 20198.
Harvey (HE. 8.) 28852.
Harvey (Fred) 4178, 12748.
Harvey (H. J.) 12774, 20194, 28357.
Harvey (Haywood) 26067.
Harwood (John §.) 2885.
Hasewinkle (A. W.) 20197.
Haskins art glass co. 12785.
Hastings (G. H.) 4248, 12786, 28369.
Hastings (Mrs. Thomas) 28580.
Hatch (R. L.) 12788, 20198.
Hattersley (G. J.) 15800.
Hauge (Hans Neilsen) 19471.
Hausle (Frank) 12789, 283871.
Haven. See De Haven. .
Havenith (Madame) 18940.
3941, 20116,
12640.
1609.
4126.
27409.
15684.
7490.
-Havenith (Mr. Emanuel) Minister fr.
_Hawkinson (A. R.)
. Hawthorne
Hay (James)
: Hay
‘| Hayden (Carl)
Hayes (C. M.) & co.
Hayes litho. co.
‘Hayward (Lillian)
‘Hazard (M. K.)
‘Hazelton (M. B.)
|Hazlehurst (Lieut. L. W.)
'He swore off smoking. 33986.
-Heacoek (H. C.)
-Heacock (J. H.)
‘Healy (John F.)
‘Hecht & camp, inc.
. Hedenberg (J. W.)
‘Helping John.
Belgium. 18940.
Havercamp (C. F.) 20200.
Haverhill basket ball team. 4248.
Haverhill high school base ball team.
4248, 12786.
28372.
20205.
20206.
W.)
Hawley (Thomas)
Haworth (I. H.)
(Chas. Ae Noe,
M. C. fr. Va:
(Marion HE.)
121388.
11955.
28228.
Gov. of Wash.
M. C. fr. Ariz.
Hayden (Dorothy)
Hayden (J. A.) 28374.
Haydn (Franz Joseph)
Haydon (W.) 28377.
Hayes (C. C.) 324.
28228.
420, 11055.
20207.
Hayes (Former Sheriff Nicholas J.)
203894.
4258.
15684.
10374.
10375.
18708.
He must have a wife. 33930.
4272.
20208.
28369.
31678.
Hearn (Mrs. Arthur) 27716.
Hearn (HE. L.) 187038.
Hearst (Wm. Randolph) 20998.
Heart of a gypsy. 25718.
Heart of steel. 384234.
Hearts and diamonds.
Heath (C. D.) 12798.
Heaven avenges. 25495.
28378.
28380.
Hedges (Job Elmer) 22580, 23805,
29585, 32585.
Hedlund (O.) 20214, 28386.
28398.
Heer engine co.
(J. Thomas) M. C. fr. Ala.
Head (W. D.)
o0986.
Hefiin
28228.
Heink (/¢/me. Schumann-)
mann-Heink.
Heir apparent. 9759.
Helen’s marriage. 17065.
Helfrich (J. W.) 283894.
Heliodorus, Bible character.
Hellebo (A. 8.) 4278, 12794.
Helm (Rear Admiral James M.)
T2GH1:
Helmis (G. N.) 28400.
Help! help! 17065.
Helping hand. 10030.
383986.
(Christian
See Schu-
7751.
Hemmick
18708.
Dominique).
627
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. S.,, Vv. 7
Hemmick (Vrs. Christian Dominique)
11609.
Hemphill (Rear Admirai Joseph New-
- ton) 12651.
Henderson (Gen. David B. }
Henderson (l. C.) 20223.
Henderson (L. G.) 20225.
Henderson litho co. 12795, 28401.
Hendrich (Hermann) 17558.
Henecka (Joseph) 20226.
Heney (Francis Joseph)’ 18919.
Henius (Frederick) 34210.
Henkel (Valentine) 4274.
Henkhe (EH. J.) 28402.
28558.
Henley (N. W.) pub. co. 4275.
Hennessey (Capt. F. B.) 187038.
Henpecked Ike. 17827.
Henri (G. HE.) 26821.
Henrici (J. H.) 10876.
Henrici (Tremaine) 10376.
Henrietta Maria, wife of Charies I.
2148.
Henry VIII, king of England. 19062.
Henry XXXVII (Prince) of Reuss.
12909.
Henry (C. Napier)
Henry (E. L.) 10878.
Henry (F. L.) 103879
Henry (Capt. Guy V.)
Henry (M. F.) 4276.
Henry (Robert L.) M.
28228.
Hensel (G. J.) 12796, 20227.
Henshaw (A. G. C.) 4277.
Hensley (EK. E.) 4278.
Hensley (EK. R.) 12798, 28408.
Hensley (Walter L.) M. ©. fr.
12651.
Hepner (Wm.)
Her face. 9759.
Her own country. 383907.
Her polished family. 9759.
Herbst (A. W.) 4280, 20230.
Herdle (E.) 26186.
Heredity. 3839380.
Hering (Henry)
Herman (Julius)
Herman (W. C.) 12811.
Hermance (L. M.) 20275.
Hermandez (George) 15684.
Herndon (T. H.) 20277.
Herod (King) 7237, 14892.
Herrick (G. H.) 20278.
Herrick (Myron F.) Ambassador to
Trance. 18940.
Herrick (Mrs. Myron F.)
Hersey (H. B.) 20279.
Hertz. 4421, 28404.
Hess (Edward) 4428.
Hess (H. A.) 12812.
Hess (R. C. 8S.) 12818.
Héwitt (Robt.) photo co.
26002.
28580.
G.- fr.
Tex.
Mo.
4279.
325, 26137.
4281, 12799, 20231.
18940.
12816.
Heyer (Frank) 12819.
Heymann (M.) 4424.
Heywood-Harvey. 26067.
Hibbs (M. T.)
' Hill
Hezekiah, king of Judea. T7751.
Hibbard (C. J.) 4544, 12820, 20280,
28411.
Hibben (John Grier) president of
Princeton, 5849, 13690, 26690.
10880.
Hickam (W. P.) 4546.
Hickok (F. B.) 20284.
Hicks, Chatten engraving co.
Hidden treasure; or,
33907.
Higgason studio. 12822.
Higginbothom (G. J.) 28420.
Higgins (Dug) 10134.
Higgins (F. C.) 4547, 28421.
Higginson (B. M.) jr. 26856.
High cost of living. 17106.
High explosives as used in the U. S.
Army. 38986.
Hilkiah (High Priest)
(Effie Pope) 2099.
(M. J.) 20285.
(R.) 4549, 28424.
(S. R.) 4617.
Hill (T. H.) 20286.
Hill (W. EB.) 20287.
Hillard (C. J.) 20288.
Hilles (Charles Dewey) 12909, 20993.
Hilles (Elizabeth) 18940.
Hills (N. BE.) 12824.
Hilton (D. H.) 4618.
Hind & Harrison plush co.
Hindo’s prize. 257138.
Hinds (A. 8.) 17625, 26138.
Hine (John) 203894.
Hines (F. W.) 4619.
Hines (T. A.) 28497.
Hinsen (Rev) 253857.
Hintermeister (Henry) 10422.
Hintermeister (J. H.) 10881, 26139.
Hiraga (Capt. Tokutaro) Naval At-
taché fr. Japan. 1609.
Hirchert (W. G.) 12825.
Hirschberg (Carl) 49, 558, 25894.
Hirzel. Feltmann & co. 28498.
His auto’s maiden trip. 33930.
His daughter. 9759.
His lesson. 17065.
His Madonna. 2578.
His message. 17448.
His mother’s hope. 33986.
His Nemesis. 25694.
His other self. 17448.
His own fault. 25495.
His partner’s share. 25713.
His punishment. 17448.
His secretary. 9759.
Hispanic soc. of
28499.
Hitchcock (G.) 119565.
Hitcheock (Kathryn) 1608.
Hitchcock (Ruth) 18940.
Hitchens (Alfred) 26067.
Hites (T. A.) 4631, 12826.
Hitt. .(T. Gy) «2282
28419.
Philanderings.
7751.
Hill
Hill
Hill
20289.
America. 4620,
628
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Hixson (W. C.) co: 12830.
Hobbema (—) 28927.
Hobson (S.) 20290.
Hodge (HE. H.) 128381.
Hodge (Robert T.) 13153.
Hodges (L. J.) 10382.
Hoermann (C. S.) 4687.
Hoffman (J. H.) 20291, 28502.
Hoffman (Malvina) 328, 26140.
Hofmann (J. M. H.) 17558.
Hogan’s alley. 9759.
Hohn (Miss Grace) 28580.
Hoist on his own petard. 33930.
Hokenstrom (M.) 28503.
Hol (S. A. de) See De Hol.
Holaday (Ff. M.) 4688.
Holden (J. A.) 881, 17628, 26141.
Holding the fort. 33986.
Holland (C. A.) 12882.
Holland (E. HE.) M. C. fr. Va.
Holland (J. H.) 20293.
Holland laundry, ine. 46389.
Hollard (Louis) 12835.
Hollenbach, Dietrich & co.
Holler studio. 4641.
Holley (Lulu) 4642.
Holliday (Miss Florence)
Hollingsworth (C. M.) 4648.
Hollins (Miss Marion) 28580.
Hollow Horn Bear (Chief) 26944.
Holiyer (Samuel) 28504.
Holmes (Mrs. Artemus)
maids. 21221.
Holmes (Burton) 29764.
Holmes (Miss Hilda) ~— 28580.
Holmes (Sherlock) Adventures
34259.
Holmes (W. L.) 20294.
Holmes & Bishop. 4644.
28228.
4640.
32750.
& brides-
of.
Holmes corporation. See This is
Holmes corp.
Holofernes, Bible character. 7751.
Holophane co. 4645.
Holophane glass co. 4646.
Holsinger (R. W.) 4651, 12836, 28516.
Holtzclaw & Lawrence. 17629.
Holtzinger (J. H.) 26280.
Holy city. 25713.
Holy family. 198, 285, 680, 10271,
14892, 17558.
Homans (B. W.) 12844.
Home folks. 17065.
Home strike breakers. 10030.
Homeless. 17380.
Homer (Mrs. Louise)
26856.
Homer (Winslow) 2148.
Homes (Wm.) 12845, 26295.
Homley & Freiberg. 20298.
Hood (C. I:).-co. » 20299.
Hoodwin (J. W.) 4654.
Hooper (Ben) 12651.
Hooper (Rosa) 28521.
Hoover (Jos.) & sons.
Hoover (M. J.) 12847.
& children.
4659.
ALN ET en
-Howard (William S.) M.
12851.
18300.
Hoover-Watson ptg. co.
Hope (Mrs. William)
Hope. 383986.
Hopkins (W. D.)
Hoppe (Willie)
Hoppee (T. 8.)
Hoppner (John)
Hopton (C. G.)
Horgan (J.) jr.
Horine (George) 138660.
Horn (C. C.) 20300.
Hornby & Freiberg. 4670, 12870.
Horner (C. J.) 20301, 28522.
Horner (Violet) 33324.
Hornung (J. ©.) 28524.
Horowitz (—) 20894, 28580.
Horsman (EH. F.) co. 4673.
Horsman (BH. 1.) co. 332, 17630, 261438.
Hoskins mfg. co. 4674, 12878.
Hospe (A.) co. 4678.
Hotel Martinique. 12874.
Hostatter (Miss Gretta) 18792.
Hostetter (Mrs. D. H.) 27725.
4660.
2716.
12863.
18577, 23927.
10383.
4661, 12864.
Hostetter (J. B.) 28525.
Hot stuff. 9720.
Hough (James) 10384.
Houghten (Dr.) 11802.
Houghton (Coach Percy) 203894.
Houghton, Mifflin co. 4684, 12875.
House with the tall porch. 9759.
Houston (—) 2148.
Houston (N. 8.) 28529.
Houston (Nora) 20302.
Houston, Tex., Bench & bar of. 8897.
Hovey (G. C.) 20808.
How Bobby joined the circus. 33986.
How father accomplished his work.
17106.
How motion pictures are made &
shown. 9759.
How Patrick’s
17106.
How she married. 10030.
How Shorty won out. 17448.
How the boys fought the Indians.
25518.
How the horseshoe upset
family. 83986.
How they got the vote.
How Washington crossed
ware. 17106.
Howard (H. F.)
Howard (H. H.) 12876.
Howard (J. L.) 48835.
Howard (Gen. Oliver Otis)
eyes were opened.
a whole
30986.
the Dela-
4854.
10821.
fr. Ga.
a
G:
187038.
Howatt (Dr. W. F.) 21217.
Howe (George C.) 18664.
Howe (J. R.) co. 4836.
Howe (Lyman H.) 19104.
Howell (S. J.) 28582.
Howitt (Jno. Newton) 558, 10728.
Howland (Capt. Charles) 18940.
Howland (Mrs. Dulany) 1794.
629
INDEX
pt. IV, eS. V0
Howland (Paul) M. C. fr. O. 28228.
Hoyt (irs. H. B.) 17798.
Hubbard (F. J.) 10387.
Huber (Hugo) 4840, 20304.
Hubner (G. A.) 4842.
Huddleson (Grover) 203806.
Hudor water co. 28536.
Hudson (Grace) 8383, 10418, 176381,
26144.
Hudson (Hendrick) 10769.
Huebsch (M. M.) 28587.
Huelsdonk (Cornelius) 4847.
Huettner bros. 12877.
Huffstater (L. D:) 20307.
Huggins (U. S.) 28589. .
Hughes (H. A.) 4850.
Hughes (Police Inspector Edward) &
wife. 28580.
Hughes (Miss Eloise) 1609.
Hughes (J. F.) co. 4851.
Hughes (W. A.) 4852.
Hughes (William) M. C. fr. N. J.
28228.
Hughes & Bailey. 10415, 28550.
Hultgren (Hjalmar) 20308.
Humphery (Etta) 4858.
Humphrey (William) 33405.
Humphreys (Albert) 26155.
Humphreys (Prof. William)
Humphreys’ homeopathic
335.
Hunchback; or, The little Parisian La-
gardere. 34259.
Hungary, copyright convention, p. 306
foci Wee WIND) fe
Hunt (Clair) 4854.
Hunt (Dora B.) 17641.
Hunt (EK. A.) 10416.
Hunt (Hsther) 17685.
Hunt (F. W.) 12886.
Hunt (Lynn Bogue) 268.
Hunt (P. 8S.) 20811.
Hunt (W. E.) co. 4886, 12888, 28551.
Hunt (W. M.) 2148.
Hunt (Wm. M.) 2148, 19152.
Hunter (D. ©.) 10417, 203829.
Hunter (Mildred) 10418.
Hunterdon Co., N. J., Grand jury.
3862.
Hunting down a wild cat with hounds.
10116.
Hunting the game of a large city.
34210:
Huntley (Frederick)
Hurel (A. M.) 28555.
Hurel (Suzanne) 27170.
Hurst engraving co. 20330.
Hussung (G. R.) 203381.
Huston (Mary) remedy co.
Hutcheson (Vera) 17636.
Hutchison (G. R.) 20882.
Hutchison (R. R.) 28556.
Huthmacher (G. A.) 12902.
Hutt (H.) 49.
Hutten (A. R.) 28557.
12651.
med. co.
15684.
12901.
Hyde (EH. S.) 28558.
Hyde (Helen) 28559, 28560.
I. A. F. E., officers. 15061.
I wish I had a girl. 10030.
Ibsen (Henrik) 26065.
Ice boating on Shrewsbury
100380.
Idaho, U. S. S., erew. 33462.
Ide (Henry Clay) 26412.
Ideal aeroplane & supply co.
28570.
Ideal specialty co. 4917, 20335.
Idyl of Hawaii. 33907.
Illinois. Bankers asssn. of. 5127.
Illinois equal suffrage assn. 5127.
River.
4916,
Illinois live stock breeders’ assn.
an ear (e
Illinois master plumbers’ assn. 5127..
Illinois state dairy assn. 5127.
Illinois state register. 20337.
Illinois university, Students & instruc-
tors of short corn course. 5127.
Immigrant’s violin. 10080.
Imp film co. 100380, 17327.
Imperial granum co. 28571.
Imus (M. de Leon) 28576.
In and around Chicago. 25718.
In his father’s steps. 338986.
In old Tennessee. 257138.
In the aisles of the wild. 33980.
In the bear’s claws. 342384.
In the North Woods. 3838980.
In the northern woods. 10071.
In the sewing. 25718.
Inbody (J.) 4919, 20388.
Ince (Ralph) 8998.
Incidents of the Durbar. 9759.
Independent moving picture co. 10071.
Indian massacre. 10080.
Indian summer. 25495.
Informer (The) 33930.
Ingalls (Theodore) Gen. Supt. Rail-
way mail service. 12651.
Ingersoll (Col. Robert Green) 269.
Ingraham (Lloyd) 83824.
Inman (H.) 2148.
Inman (John) 2148.
Inner circle. 25495.
Inness (G.) 2148, 11955, 19152.
Inness (Geo.) jr. 183.
Insanity. 9754.
Insurance press.
28577.
Insurgent Senator.
Intelligent camera.
Internatl. agricultural corp. 28579.
Internatl. art pub. co. 336, 4927, 26160.
Internatl. art service. 12908.
Internatl. automobiles races.
Internat]. conspiracy. 34207.
Internatl. news. See Pack bros. 15053.
Internatl. news service. 4939, 12909,
20394, 28580.
Internat]. novelty co. 5122.
Internat]. Panama exposition co. 28957.
4924, 12905, 20392,
17106.
25518.
17447.
630
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Janu.—Dec., 1912
Internatl. j:Loto & illus. co.
Internatl. pub. co. 5124.
Internat]. stereograph co. 5127, 20609.
Interrupted elopement. 25495.
Interrupted wedding bells. 33986.
Intrusion at Lompoc. 33907.
Investment bankers ass’n of America,
annual banquet. 27698.
Iola’s promise. 9720.
Ippo (M.) 2148.
Ireland (G. F.) 18146.
irish (H. W.) 18150.
20608.
Iron hand (Eldest son rules; or)
84259.
Iron master. 34259.
Iron Nest (Mr. & Mrs.) Indians. 11917.
Iron Nest (Arthur) Indian. 11917.
Irving (Mrs. Louis Du Pont) 1794.
Irwin (W. G.) 18396.
Is he eligible? 17106.
Isaac, Bible character. 7751.
Iselin (Mrs. Arthur) 1794, 28580.
Island of Ceylon. 338986.
Ismay (J. Bruce) 10811, 12909.
Israels (J.) 2148, 23927.
It is never too late to mend. 33986.
Italian book co. 5139, 28958.
Ithaca gun co. 20622.
Ivanhoe high school pupils.
Iverson (I. A.) 28959.
fvims (J. S.) 18151.
Ivins’ (J. S.) son. 20623, 28960.
Ivory (P. V. E.) 10419.
Jack & the beanstalk. 9759.
Jack Johnson & Jim Flynn up to date.
10075.
Jack Johnson vs. Jim Flynn. 25517.
Jackson (A. L.) 18152.
Jackson (Carl) 28968.
Jackson (F. C.) 28969.
Jackson (G. A.) 28980.
fackson (J. H.) 5141.
Jackson (8S. C.) 28981.
Jackson (William P.)
Jacob, Bible character.
31477.
Jacobs (F. A.) 18153.
Jacobs (J. H.) 20625, 28988.
29724.
15096.
7751, 17710,
Jarrell (J. F.)
Jarvis (Anna)
Jay (Mrs, John)
Jefferies (A. M.) 5162.
Jeffers (J. C.) 18162.
Jefferson (Thomas) 18792, 25779.
Jeffery (H. C.) 13163, 29089.
Jeffries( James J.) 5197.
Jeha (S. J.) 29041.
Jehu (Prophet) 751.
Jelke (J. F.) co. 20628, 29042.
Jellicon (J. R.) 510.
Jennens (W. H.) 10518.
Jennett (N. E.) 5168, 13164.
Jennings (J. T.) 5164.
Jennings (May) 10420.
Jensen (E. V.) 5167.
Jensen (H. G.) 29048.
Jentzsch (Hans G.) 17558, 26067.
Jepthah, Bible character. 7751.
Jeremiah (Prophet) T751.
Jeroboam, king of Israel.
Jessup (M. S.) 5168.
Jessurun & co. 5170.
Jesus Christ. 184, 198, 285, 381, 486,
680, 1982, 2148, 72387, 7619, 8575,
8578, 8765, 10138, 10147, 10271, 10526,
10605;° \10717; 10735, 10826, 11955,
12634, 15285, 15334, 16248, 17514,
WfaLo) THOS! LIGTT. ATH8,, 17806;
22911, 25948, 26255, 26505, 26522,
29062, 29181.
Jesus Christ. Last Supper.
285, 10271, 14892.
Jesus Christ & Apostles.
10246.
Jesus of Nazareth. 25664.
Jesus of Nazareth (From the manger
to the cross; or,) 384218.
Jewelers’ circular pub. co. 5171.
Jewell (William) glee club. 6208.
Jewels (The) 9759.
Jezebel, Bible character.
Jillson (H. L.) 29044.
Jim Bentley’s adventure. 33907.
Jim’s atonement. 17327.
Jim’s wife. 17106.
Jinx’s birthday party. 339380.
20627.
13161.
13300.
7751.
184, 198,
198, 680,
7751.
Jacobsen (Herbert) 5142. Joab, Bible character. 7751.
Jacubowitz (Alexander) 28985. Joash, king of Judea. 7751.
Jaekel (Blair) 28986. Joel (Prophet) T7751.
Jael, Bible character. 7751. John, the Apostle. 7751, 10271, 10826.
Jam closet. 9759. John Grass (Chief) 19451.
James II, king of England. 2148. John ‘Smith, barber. 17827.
James (B. F.) 18155. Johnson (A. HE.) & co. 29045.
James (Prof. William) 172380, 18156. | Johnson (A. 8S.) jr. 5172, 20635.
James & Bushnell, inc. 5148, 13157. Johnson (Alfred J.) 20894.
Jamieson (C. W.) 29030. Johnson (B. W.) 20658.
Jamison (L. H.) 20626. Johnson (Belle) 29046.
Janes (C. M.) 29031. Johnson (C. Everett) 466, 55993.
Janssen (KE. A.) 5149. Johnson (C. T.) 5187, 29047.
Jansrud. 29037. Johnson (Mrs. Charles F.) 1609.
Janus (Antony) 28357. Johnson (Clyde) 5190, 13165, 20660.
Japanese wood novelty co. 5150. Johnson (BH. E.) 20662.
Jaques (A. L.) 5144. Johnson (H. 8.) 12909.
631
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. S., ¥.7
20663.
Gov.
Johnson
Johnson
19323,
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
date.
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
(G. M.)
(Hiram W.)
28072, 31156.
(J. A.) 5198.
(J. RB.) 43170!
(J. T.) 29189.
(Jack) 11664, 13848, 20031.
(Jack) & Jim Flynn up to
10075.
(Jack) vs. Jim Flynn. 25517.
(Mrs. John) 18577.
(Marshall) jr. 27505.
(S. E.) & co. 20664.
(S. S.) 18178.
(V. O.) 20665.
(Walter) 138979.
Johnson & Rogers. 13191, 20668.
Johnson co. 29048.
Johnson-Flynn feature film co.
Johnson pickle corp. 29049.
Johnson studio co. 138192.
Johnston (R. W.) studios.
Johnston (8S. P.) co. 20670.
Johuston-Ayres co. 5194.
Joke on the joker. 9720.
Jonah (Prophet) T7751.
Jones (Mother) 19565.
Jones (A. C.) 5195.
Jones (B. B.) 13202, 20671, 29050.
Jones (B. T.) 29052.
Jones (Mrs. Clara H.)
Jones (F. ©.) 20672.
Jones (Hazel) 18940.
Jones (J. A.) 5196.
Jones (J. O.) 26214.
Jones (John Paul) 4258, 33037.
Jones (Muriel) 20673.
Jones (Miss Sadie) 20394.
Jones (Tom) co. 5197.
Jones (Walter C.) 38888.
Jones (Mrs. Wesley L.) 18940.
Jordaen (Jacob) 17763.
Jordan (A. H.) 380.
Jordan (A. 8.) 5208.
Jordan (Chester 8.) 18896.
Jordan (Jules) 73860.
Jordan (O. J.) 5204.
Jordan (W. 8S.) 20674.
Jorgenson (Cris) 26821.
Joseph (Saint) 285, 10271,
25948.
Joseph, son of Jacob.
31477, 32995.
Josephine, Hmpress & Queen. 34259.
Joshua, Bible character. T7751.
Joslin (G. B.) 5205.
Joubert (Senor Don Emilio C.)
Joyce (John) 27136.
Judah, Bible character. 7751.
Judd (A. W.) 5214, 18208.
Judd (Almon C.) 18204.
Judd (C. L.) 5215, 29057.
Judith, Bible character. 7751.
Judson (Dr. Edward) 382728.
Juleen (J. A.) 13205.
of Cal.
10075.
13200.
21221.
14892,
7751, 17710,
1609.
a ee EN
Kaber (G. F.)
Jung (Carl) 10177.
Jurres (Johannes H.) 26505.
Jusko (J.) 9, 10127, 17548.
Just like a woman. 17065.
Juvenile savings co. 5220, 13207.
K. C. H. S. girls hiking club. 313803
Kaar (H. W.) 18208.
Kabel (John) 26409.
10177.
Kachner (C.) 10421.
Kkisebier (Gertrude) 20675.
Kahn (Mrs. Otto) 5942.
Kaiser (H. G.) 29059.
Kalamazoo corset co. 29061.
Kalekreuth (Leo von) 190.
Kalem co. 25664, 34218.
Kalkhoff co. 5221, 20681.
Kalman (Konyves) 29062.
Kaloger (Harry) 5222.
Kalun (Chief) 18909.
Kane (Evelyn Gurley-)
Kane.
Kane (J. M.) 18249.
Kansas City, Mo., Central high school
glee club. 6208.
Kansas City veterinary college class.
6208.
Kappeler (Anna HB.) 19485.
Karlson (EF. G.) 18250.
Karst (R. C.) 29069.
Kassell (B. C.) 5225, 13251.
Katchem Kate. 17065.
Kathodion bronze works.
See Gurley-
26215.
Katzenbach (Frank H.) jr. 12144.
Kaufman (J. F.) 381.
Kaufmann & Strauss co. 3838, 5226,
10422.
Kaufmann, Weimer & Fabry co. 5227,
13252, 20682, 29070.
Kautz (J. C.)° 280%.
Kawanakos (Princess) 1268.
Kay-Will (Chief) 10418, 17681, 26144.
Kealing (Mrs. J. B.) 18919.
Kearns (Sergeant Patrick) 28580.
Keating co. 20683, 29078.
Keeler (C. E.) co. 5228.
Keil (Ernst) 29077.
Keim (J. R.) & co. 18257.
Keith (Edson) & co. 5229.
Keith (W.) 2067, 11955, 19152.
Keller (G. W.) 29079.
Keller (Helen) 388757.
Kellerstrass (Ernest) 29080.
Kelley (Dorothy) 33405.
Kelley (HE. W.) 5288.
Kelley (Miss Hettie) 28580.
Kelley (Miss Tillie) 28580.
Kellog (W. M.) 13268.
Kellogg (Dr. E. E.) 27687.
Kellogg (Frank Billings) 13919.
Kellogg switchboard & supply co.
Kelly (H. A.) 34215.
Kelly (J. N.) jr. 5235.
Kelly (W. P.) 18265.
Kelting’s (H.) royal studio. 5236.
632
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Kemler (Charles) 20686.
Kemp (Harry) 1268.
Kemper-Thomas co. 5237.
Kendall (Wm. Sergeant)
27505.
Kenefick (O. A.)
Kennedy (J. J.) 18266, 29081.
Kennedy (J. L.) 20697.
Kennedy (Miss Marian)
Kennedy (W. H.) 20698.
Kennedy co. 20699.
Kenney (Augustine)
Kennison (K. P.)
ment (A. J.) 5310.
Kent (W. G.) co. 29086.
Kenyon (Williams 8S.) U. S. Sen. fr.
Ia. 13919.
Kenyon (iJ/rs. William S.)
Kenyon (Zula) 25894.
Keogh (Alexander) 20394.
Ker (Balfour) 10423.
Ker (M. 8.) 10424.
Kern (FF. P.) 29087.
Kern bros. 5811.
Kernan (J.) 25894.
Kerr (W. A.) 5313.
Ketterlinus (J. L.)
Ketterlinus litho.
29088.
Meyil (i.) . 13275.
Keyes (Jeoffrey) 28580.
Keystone view co. 13277, 20705, 29090.
Kezar (J. E.) .-5315.
Kiah (Jerome G.) supt. of 11th life
Saving district. 8467, 16006.
Kid & the sleuth. 10080.
Kidder (W. V.) 20708.
Kiekenapp (E. H.) 18289.
Kiewert (C. L.) co. 29092.
Kilbourne (HE. W.) 29095.
Kile (Estelle) 18290.
Killeled (Rev. R. B.)
Killins (A. C.) 29096.
Kilm bros. 53816, 20709, 29094.
Kilroy (R.) 13292.
Kimball (Alfred) 4248.
Kimball (Mrs. Alfred) 4248.
Kimball (Alonzo) 10697.
Kimball & son. 5325, 20711.
Kind (Silas) 138295.
Kindegraber (W. A.) 18296.
Kindlund (Anna Belle) 176387.
Kindlund (Mrs. J. C.) 17687.
King (Dan) 29098.
King (G. A.) 29108.
King (Julius) optical co. 18297.
King (Yeend) 26219.
King, Raichie & King. 53887.
Kingsbury (H. J.) 29109.
‘Kinkead (Hugene F.) M. C. fr. N. J.
28228.
Kinsey (C. A.) 5338.
Kiowa Annie, daughter of Geronimo.
3940.
Kip (W. R.)
386, 26216,
20695.
12909.
29085.
5309.
1609.
387, 5314.
mrs.) co. 20700;
11666.
13298.
INDEX
Kirchmaier (C.) 20715.
Kirk (H.C.) jr. 18299.
Kirk (M. L.) 25894.
Kirk (Sam’l) & son co. 29118.
Kirkland (W. R.) 29114.
Kirkpatrick (M. P.) 388.
Kirkpatrick (W. A.) 558, 19152.
Kirmse (M.) 10383.
Kirschbaum (A. B.) & co. 389, 5339,
10425, 17688, 26230.
Kisker (Geo.) 29120.
Kitsee (Isidore) 17365.
Kitty at boarding school. 255181.
Kitty’s hold up. 17106.
Klackner (C.) 5849, 18300, 20718,
26232, 29121.
Klee & co. 5353.
Klein bros. 5357.
Kleine (George)
84234.
Kleinschmidt (F. E.)
20725, 25672, 29130,
13307, 20730.
Kleinschmidt & Lane. 25678.
Kline (O. B.) 20782.
Kline (William Fair) 26298.
Kloppmeyer (C. C.) 20790.
Knaffl & bro. 5866, 20791, 29140.
Knapp (F. EB.) 5372, 18319, 20800.
Knapp co. 395, 13320, 208038.
Knauth (Mrs. Wilhelm) 10480.
Knecht (K. K.) 20849.
Kneis (K. H.) 29152.
Knerr,(W. J.) ‘53874.
Knickerbocker press. 5375, 20850.
Knight (Aston) 27505. ;
Knight (Rear Admiral Austin M.)
28580.
Knight (C. R.) 10482, 17640.
Knight (George A.) 18919.
Knight (Seymour) 29158.
Knights of Rhodes. 33898.
Knoechl (Hans) 26067.
Knoedler (M.) & co. 13329, 29154.
Knoeppel (FE. J.) 13330.
Knorr (H. J.) 5876.
Knowles (W. W.) 29156.
Knox (D. R.) 17641.
Knox (H. E.) 20851.
Knox (Mr. & Mrs. Hugh 8.) 5164.
Knox (Philander C.) Sec. of State,
4939, 5164, 12909.
Knox (Mrs. Philander C.) 4989, 5164.
Knox (8S. R.) 10485, 19152.
Knox hat mfg. co. 17642, 262338.
Koch, (M7s. E. Van der Horst) 28580.
Koehler (H. BE.) 18381.
Koehler (Joseph) ine. 53877, 18332.
Koelme (Wm. L.)
Koenig (George A.)
Koenig (Jacob) 10488.
Koenigsberger (F. H.)
Koester (A.) 17558.
Kohlmann (R. T.) 10489.
Kolbe & Schlicht kunstinstitut. 18834.
Kolvig (Wm.) 10440, 13338.
Koninch (S.) 2148.
20852.
633
74324—13
18
INDEX
pt. Vj shee
Konopka (J. P.). 20858.
Konow (C.) 29157.
Kopp & Rose. 5379.
Korin (O.) 2148.
Kosciuszko. 11290.
Kostenbader (G. B.)
Kowalski (Prof. von)
Kramer (A.) 3897.
Kramer (Ff. W.)
Kramer (Wm.)
Krantz (C. FE. H.)
Kratina (Joseph)
Kraus & Lukacs. 183842.
Kraus mfg. co. 29158.
Krishitzky (Konstantin) 17558.
Krohmer co. 53880.
Kruger (Richard) 17644.
Krum (H. J.) 138348.
Krumel (Leo) 10215.
Kubelik (Madame) 18401.
Kubelik (Jan) & company.
Kucker (L. 8S.) 29159.
Kuehn (Paul) 20854.
Kiinzli bros. 18344.
Kugelmann (Frederick)
Kugler co. 5404.
Kunselman & Gerking. 138346, 29160.
Kunstanstalt, Stengel & co. 29176.
Kuppenheimer B & co. 138347.
Kutehin (T. T.) 18348.
Kwewu. Indian. 26307.
Labott (J. HE.) 20855.
Labouchere (ZLieut.) 28580.
La Boulaye (Paul) 49.
La Certo (I. A.) 20856.
La Due (Mrs. F. A.)
Lady Audley’s secret.
Lady Clare. 33986.
Laemmle (Carl) 17867, 34246.
La Farge (John) 2148.
Lafferty (A. W.) M. C. fr. Or. 28228.
Lafler (KF. E.) 29177.
Laflin (Guy) 5405, 20860.
La Follette (Robert M.) U. S. Sen. fr.
Wis. 12651, 29458.
Lagron (Arthur) 29179.
Laidlaw (J. R.) jr. 29180.
Lajoie (Napoleon) 16520.
Lake Geneva, Wis. camp of the Y. M.
C. A. 383986.
17643.
10782.
13340.
10441.
13401.
399.
10442.
17327.
Lamasure (Edwin) 49, 10539, 25795,
262385.
Lamb (C. E.) 20862.
Lamb (I. 8S.) 26255.
Lamb (J. & R.) 400, 5406, 18349,
26257, 29181.
Lamballe (Princess de) 11290.
Lambton (Waster) 27670, 29122.
Lamesberg (Morris) 20864.
Land (C. O. de) See De Land.
Land beyond the sunset. 25518.
Land of darkness; or, The great mine
disaster. 17104.
Land of promise. 17327.
Landeker & Brown, ltd. 26262.
Landers, Frary & Clark. 10448.
Landis (L. H.) 5410.
Landreth (A. G.) 5411.
Lane (A. C.) 29184.
Lane (L. L.) 183807, 20730.
Laney (G. B. de) See De Laney.
Lang (Anton) 17694.
Langemantel (L. von) 17558.
Langever (J. J.) 401.
Langhorst (C.) 17558.
Langill (H. H. H.) 29185.
Langrock bros. co. 10446, 183856, 20865, ©
29187.
Langtry (Mrs. Lily) See De Bathe
(Mrs. Hugo G.)
La Pena (V. D. de) 2148.
Laraud (J. EF.) Zit:
Large (W. S.) 2086C.
Larsen (Alfred) 29189.
Larsen (Mrs. J. Selmer) 443.
Larson (Coach) 382871.
Larson (W. C.) 18359.
Larson (W. EB.) 20867.
Larzolo (T. A. de) 10645.
Laseari (Salvatori) 10450.
Lash (HE. R.) 20868.
Lash (Lee) co. 402, 10451.
Lasher (Geo.) 5412.
Last lesson. 17440.
Last of the Frontignacs. 17440.
Last Supper. See Jesus Christ, Last
Supper.
Laszlo (P. A. de) 26067.
Latest addition to the U. S. navy.
38986. :
Latham (Hubert) 26856.
Lathrop (A. J.) eo. 20869.
Lauber (Joseph) 26268.
Lauman (U. M.) 5413.
Launer (George) 183861.
Lauterback (Mrs.) 1794.
Lauzum (Mrs.) 1872.
Lavel separator co. See De Lavel
separator co.
Lavalleur (HE. BE.) 29191.
Lavery (John) 10488.
Law (Ruth B.) 28580.
Law (Walter) 297389.
Lawin (Lee) 10352.
Lawler (John) 17645.
Lawler (John’ & sons. 17645.
Lawrence (G. C.) 29192.
Lawrence (Geo. A.) 29770.
Lawrence (8S. B.) 1383868.
Lawrence (Sydney) 404.
Lawrence (Sir T.) 2148, 20718.
Lawrence, Mass. base ball club, Cham-
pions N. HE. league. 20695.
Lawtore (Miss Mary) 27162.
Lay (Edward) 18364.
Laying of the cornerstone of Univ. of
Tiflis. 84247.
Layton & Smith. 5414.
Lazard (Marie Von Unschuld-)
Von Unschuld-Lazard.
See
634
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Lazy Bill Hudson.
Lea (J. HE.) 5416.
Leach (EHd.) 5417.
Lead kindly light. 9759.
Leaders striking English coai sniners.
11167.
Leading man. 17065.
Leap for love. 17327.
Le Beau (J. Ll.) 29198.
Lebrun (Madame) & daughter.
Lecéne & co. 5420.
Lederer (John) 5421.
Ledermann (A. A.) 11947.
Lee (J. W.) 8497.
Lee (Gen. Robert Edward)
Zaeot, 26551, 33797.
Lee (Wm. H.) 5422, 13865.
Lee bros. 20872.
Leeds (Mrs. W. B.)
Leeson (B. W.) 20873.
Leet (F. F.) 20880, 292138.
Leet bros. 5425.
Lefevre (L. H.) & son. 29214.
Lefferts (C. M.) 20881.
Legare (Mrs. George S.) 1609.
Legg (Alfred) 5482.
Lehigh Portland cement co.
Lehle (W. L.) 18867, 29216.
Lehman (J.) & co. 20882.
Leib (F. H.) 138869.
Leichter (Rhoda) 10490.
Leigh (W. R.) 10728, 26264.
Leighton (—— Blair-) See Blair-
Leighton.
Leighton (H. C.) co.
Leighton (Lillian)
Leistikow (Walter)
meisy (HH. E.) © 29233.
Leiter (Master Joe) 12909.
Leland (C. J.) 18872.
Lemique (Miss Andrée)
Lemos (Julia) 26266.
Lena and the geese. 17065.
Lenroot (Irvine L.) M. C. fr. Wis.
28228.
Lent (C. F.) 5488, 29234.
Lent (W. W.) 18888.
Lenzi (W. C.) 5461.
Leonard (Josephine)
Le Sesne (R. H.) 5465.
Leslie (C. R.) 2148, 11955.
Leslie (Hans Hastings) 688.
Leslie (Shane) 138992.
Leslie (Mrs. Shane) 18792.
Lesseps (Count de) 26856.
Lesser (Elizabeth) 10491, 26267.
Lesser evil. 17065.
Lessey (Marion) 26269.
Lester (K. M.) 26270.
Lester (S. K.) 20884.
Let no man put asunder.
Let Willie do it. 17327.
Letter to the princess. 338986.
Leusch (George) 20885.
Leva (Antonio di) See Di Leva.
33986.
32859.
10828,
1268.
10489.
29282.
15684.
10520.
405.
15032.
17448,
| Lincoln (A. N.)
| Lincoln (Abraham) Pres. U. S. A.
| Lindgren (Waldemar)
| Lindheim’s (Mrs. Norvin) son. 22778.
| Lindloff (Mrs. Louise) 28580.
Le Valley (D. W.) 10119 (17).
Le Vey (KE. B.) 29866.
Levins (A. F.) 18384, 29367.
Levy (H. 8.) 406, 5467.
Levy (M. G.) 20886.
Lewis (A. M.) 17646.
Lewis (A. T.) 5468.
Lewis (C. A.) 5469.
Lewis (Charles Bertrand) 1148.
Lewis (D. J.) 29368.
Lewis (H. B.) 5470.
Lewis (Elmer) 25894.
Lewis (G. B.) 18885.
Lewis (Ida) 15872.
Lewis (Lawrence)
20718.
Lewis (Lon) 18386, 20887.
Lewis (M. K.) 20895.
Lewis (Meriwether) 17753.
Lewis (Mitchell) 10492.
Lewis (R. C.) 20896.
Lewis (W. D.) 18888.
Lewis (Whitney) 20394.
Lewis-Wilson, four generation group.
22652.
Libby (Frank) 20898.
Libby (George) jr. 20899.
Libby (Louis) 203894.
Librarian (The) 25518.
Lichtman (B.) 49, 25795.
Lidgerwood mfg. co. 20901, 29369.
Lie (The) 10080.
Liesch (P. A.) 741.
Lieutenant’s last fight. 17871.
Life ins. co. of Va. 26271.
Life of Buffalo Bill. 17099.
Life saving service. See U. S. Life
saving service.
Lifeograph co. of Amer.
Liggett (Lt. Col. Hunter)
Lighthouse keeper’s daughter.
Lightner (C.) 18920.
Like knights of old. 25518.
Like the cat, they came back.
Lillibridge. 18314.
Lily’s lovers. 9720.
Limited divorce. 3838980.
Linaweaver (A. H.) 407, 18389.
5473.
(Nellie Custis)
5472.
12651.
9759.
33930.
274, 440, 534, 598, 6781, 10330, 10364,
10610, 10726, 13990, 15828, 17524,
17545, 18358, 229038
18940.
Lindloff (William)
Lindner (Robert) 26272, 29878.
Lindsay (Benjamin Barr)
Juvenile ct. of Denver. 15252.
Lindsay (D. J.) 29874.
Lindsay (J. M.) 28580.
Lindsley (lL. D.) 5474, 20903.
Line at Hogan’s. 3838930.
Link (B. L.) 26273.
28580.
Judge
635
INDEX
Link-belt co. 5477.
Linked together. 33986.
Linkletter (L. G.) 5478.
Linley (Miss) 18577.
Linthicum (J. Charles) M. C. fr. Md.
12651.
Linthicum
Linton (Frederick)
Linxweiler (Eugene) 5480.
Lion tamer’s revenge. 25672.
Lissak (HE. H.) 511, 29876.
Litchman (F. B.) 20908.
Litle (Arthur) 105387.
Littie OW: 'T.)&-co, 20917.
Little (Mrs. BE. L.) 20918.
Little (Mrs. J. McCarty)
Little artist of the market.
Little Bear (Chief) 19880.
Little bride of Heaven. 25518.
Little delicatessen store. 9759.
Little girl next door. 33986.
Little minister, 34287.
Little mother of the Black Pine trail.
34259.
Little organist. 9759.
Little Parisian Legardere
back; or) 84259.
Little railroad queen. 17880.
Little woolen shoe. 17106.
Littlejohns (The) 297389.
Littlepage (Adam B.) M. C. fr. W.
Mad. git Genk,
Littleton (Mrs.) 11480.
Littleton (Martin Wilie)
N. Y. 1609.
Littleton (Mrs. Martin Wilie)
Littleton (W. H.) 20919.
Livermore & Knight co.
20920, 29377.
Livezey (W. E.)
(Mrs. J. Charles) 18940.
13390.
11730.
25518.
(Hunch-
VE. (Ss eit:
187083.
5481, 13391,
10493, 18399.
Livingston (David) & daughter. 29754.
Lloyd (Al.) jr. 29386.
Lloyd (J. G.) 5485.
Lloyd (James T.) M.C. for Mo. 28228.
Lloyd (Mrs. Thomas L.) 18940.
Loan shark. 173827.
Lockalexis, Indian. 16876.
Lockwood (Dr. Belva) 1609.
Lockwood (W.) 2148.
Lodge (Henry Cabot) U. S. Sen. fr.
Mass. 22580.
Lodging for the night. 17065.
Loeb (Emanuel) 5526.
Loehr (Frederick) jr. 20926.
Loew (Miss Evelyn & Florence)
28580.
Loew (Mrs. W. Goadby) 28580.
Loewi (Mortimer) 3889, 10425, 17688,
at Cae.
Loftus (W. A.) 20927.
Logan (K. R.) 20928.
Logwood (Yewel) 10495, 13400.
Loir (Lugi) 10782.
Loker (Edwin) 293888.
London (Jack) 2997.
pt. Iv, n. Sy Wed
Lone Bear, Indian. 19339.
Lone Bear’s squaw. 19889.
Lonesome Miss Wiggs. 17327.
Long Island properties co. 5527.
Long Island, Real estate exchange
banquet. 2716.
Longfellow (Henry Wadsworth)
12483.
Longfellow (Dr. R. C.)
Longrin (A. K.) 20665.
Longstreet (Mrs. James) 138792.
Longworth (Mrs. Nicholas) 12909.
Loomis (J. R.) 18401.
Loose leaf pub. co. 5528, 13416.
Lorberg (H. A.) 5540.
Lord & Taylor. 5548.
Lord and the peasant. 25518.
Lord pub. co. 5549.
Lorenz (Lorena) 20114.
Loring (Gen. Charles Greely) 2148.
Loring (W. ©.) 26275.
Los Angeles art glass co. 5569.
Los Angeles, views of. 17327.
Lossman (Joseph) 13418.
Lost kitten. 9759.
Lost resource. 25694.
T.ost—three hours. 9759.
Lot, Bible character. T751.
Lothrop (G. E.) 29892.
Lotje (Julius) 20929.
Lotus club dinner to President Taft.
32297.
Lotus pub. Co.
29398.
Louisiana tax commission.
Lounsbury (F. C.) 5579.
Loutzenhiser (F. Q.) 18420.
Love among the geysers. 338986.
Love and friendship. 17880.
Love & Harris. 29396.
Love in the tropics. 17380.
Love under the red terror (Sphinx;
or, ) ,
Loveless (S. E.) advertising service.
5580, 18421, 29397.
Lovell (James) 5581.
Lovern (Urs. H. C.) 20947.
Lovern (Le Roy Mark) 20947.
Love’s diary. 25718.
Love’s messenger. 383930.
Low (J. B.) 20948.
Loweth (Henry) 10496.
Lowry (M. A.) 20949.
Lowy (J.) Kunst
18422.
Lueas (C. A.)
20188.
5578, 13419, 209380,
19436.
verlagsanstalt.
5582.
Lucas (John) & co. 29898.
Lucchesi (G.) 583.
Luce (F. 8.) 10497, 26278.
Lucknow (Relief of) 25518.
Lucky dog. 9759.
Ludden. (Rt. Rev. Patricks)
23205, 265138, 33794.
Ludescher (Englebert)
Ludwig (H. L.) 18428.
5584.
636
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Hujan (M. J.)
Lukens (W. 8S.) 10500.
Lundberg (QO. G.) 20950.
Luray cavern corp. 5585.
Lure of the city. 9759.
Lure of the picture. 17327.
Lurton (Horace Harmon)
Justice of U. S. Supreme ct.
Luther (G. M.) 5688.
Luther league. 13424.
Lutz (EH. G.) 56389, 13425.
iia, (E.H.) 5647.
Lydig (drs. Philip)
Lym (R. F.) 5648.
Lyman (B. E.) 29399.
Lyman (H. O.) 138426.
Lynch (Albert) 49, 25894, 27170.
_ Lyndhurst (Lord & Lady) 2148.
-Lynn (J. A.) 29400.
Lyon (Col. Cecil) 28580.
avon (ER. R.) 20951.
Lyon (Geneive) 27771.
Lyon (Mac) 20957.
Lyon & Healy. 5649, 18427.
Lyons (E. G.) & Raas co.
Lyons (Edward) 388824.
Lyons (F. J.) 29404.
M. L. photo. co. 29410.
Mabuse (Jan de) 27670.
McAdoo (William Gibbs)
McAfee (Dr. C.) 11678.
MeArdle (M. H.) 5650.
Macauley (Frank) 5651.
McCaig (F. T.) 26279.
McCain (Nox) 29411.
McCaleb (Miss Ella) Sec. of Vassar
college. 9506, 16962.
MacCameron (Robert Lee)
McCampbell (S. 8S.) 138428.
McCarter (Uzal H.) 16609.
McCarthy (H. L.) 5652.
McCaskey (J. L.) 18429.
McCastin (J. 8S.) 5658.
McClain (J. F.) 29415.
McClanahan (A. R.) 10504.
McClearie (Wm.) 5654, 18480, 20958.
McClosky (J. H.) 27768.
McClung (J. W.) 20962, 29416.
McClung (Lee) Treasurer U. 8. 1609.
McClure. 29421.
26856.
Associate
22580.
11167.
10508.
22580.
19239.
McClure newspaper syndicate. 18488,
20968, 29426.
McClure publications, ine. 138441.
McClure’ syndicate. 134738, 20968,
29429.
McClures. 5656, 138497, 20977, 29481.
McCombs (William F.)
McCord (A. L.) 18501.
McCormack (John) 5148.
McCormick (J. A.) 5674, 138502, 20980,
29432.
McCormick (Medill)
McCormick (W. F.)
McCourt bros. 5698.
18766, 26690.
13919, 21338.
26280.
McCoy
12651.
McCoy (Mrs. Walter I.) 1609.
McCrea (James B.) 5164.
McCrea (W.S.) 409.
McCulloch (Miss Roberta)
McCullough (D.) 29452*.
McCurdy & Norwell co. 20988.
McCutcheon (John T.) 5699, 13507,
20998, 29453.
McDaniel (Harry)
McDaniel (Rolla)
McDaniell (Efton)
McDonald (Donald) 38324.
McDonald (lL. C.) 136638.
McDonald (Pirie) 18664, 29585.
McDonough (R. D.) 5816.
McDowell (Capt. S. J. P.)
Mace (C. BE.) 5817, 13681.
McEnerney (EH. J.) 10506.
McEnerney (HE. J.) & co.
McEntee (W. H.) 25998.
McEwen (Baby) 18441.
MacFarland (Allison) 22311.
McFarland (Packey) 27787.
MacFarland (W. J.) 5818.
MeFarlin (A. M.) 29589.
McGaughey (L. R.) 21172.
McGibbon (Mrs. William) 28580.
McGillicuddy (Mrs. Daniel J.) 1609.
McGinnis (Dick) 271386.
McGolrick (Bishop James) 138192.
MecGonigle (H. J.) 5819.
MecGuckin (Everett) 8852, 23964.
McHarg (Ormsby) 26690.
Machen (i. A.) 26284.
McInerney (J. C.) 18682.
McIntyre (John F.) 28580.
Mack (Hughie) 33405.
Mack (Julian Wm.) Associate Judge
of U. S. Commerce ct. 7440, 12651.
Mack (Norman Edward) chmn. Dem.
natl. committee. 12651.
Mackay (John W.) 15393.
McKay (R H.) 18688.
McKay (W. J.) 21178.
McKeague (G. A.) @o.
Mckxee (S. A.) 27766.
McKeen (A. 8.) 5820.
McKelvey co. 21174.
Mackenzie (FF. W.)
McKenzie (John C.)
28228.
McKenzie (R. T.) 10507, 26285.
McKibben (C. 8.) 21175, 29590.
McKillop (W. L.) 5822.
McKinley (William) Pres. U. S. A.
1748, 6114.
McKinley (William B.) M. C. fr. O,
1609, 12909.
McKinney (EH. E.)
Mackson (Isidore)
Maclean (Alex.)
McLean (Vinson Walsh)
McLeod (Tex.) 271386.
(Walter 1.) MiG. fr) NOD,
32750.
21761.
13653.
13660.
25349.
10506.
13684.
5821.
MC.) ree
21176.
5823.
40, 10207.
18940.
637
INDEX
pt. IV, AS VT
McLoughlin bros. 5824, 21187.
McMahan (Mabry) 5848.
McManus (J. B.) 21190.
McManus (T. J.) 18690, 29591.
McManus studio. 5849.
McMath & Johnston. 13691.
MacMonnies (F. M.) 2148.
McNamara (E.) 18692.
McNeel marble co. 10508.
McNeill (John Hanson) 81227.
MeNicol (J. H.) 5850, 18693.
Macomber (Mary L.) 26505.
Macsoud (N. S.) 26286.
MeVay (C. E.) 5851, 13699.
McWhorter (L. V.) 18701, 29592.
Macy (Mrs. Alfred) jr. 11944.
Macy (Mrs. John) 33737.
Mad Bull (chief) 4173, 127438.
Mad Bull (Mrs.) Indian. 4178,
Madame de Mode. 25518.
Mme. Sans Gene with Mme Rejane.
10027.
Madden (A. C.)
Madman. 9754.
Madonna. 380, 198, 381, 2148,
10147, 10271, 10717, 10826,
11806, 11885, 11955, 14892,
17778, 23078.
Madonna & child. 198, 881,
8138, 10488, 10773, 11559,
14892, 20284, 31231. ,
Maehara (K.) 5854.
Maesch (Ferdinand)
26287.
MaAassigkeits-verlag.
Magagnos (C. P.)
Magee (WMrs.)
Mager (H. J.) 5857.
Magi (The) 14892.
Magrath (C. A.) 12651.
Mahalia 114 years old, Indian. 22767.
Maher (James P.)) M. C.. fr. N.Y.
28228.
Maid of honor. 33986.
Maid’s stratagem. 17327.
Maier (David) 28580.
127438,
5853.
7237,
11506,
17514,
8129,
13866,
5855, 10509,
21215.
13704.
11167.
Maillard (Henry) 18705.
Majestic printery. 29593.
Majestic pub. co. 5858, 18706.
Making U. S. currency. 17448.
Malatesta (Angelo) 10511.
Mallett (Studio de) See De Mallett
(Studio).
Mallory (M. EB.) 18751.
Man from the West. 10030.
Man in the makings. 17106.
Man who made good. 17106.
Man’s calling. 33907.
Man’s genesis. 25495.
Man’s lust for gold. 25495.
Manahan (W. H.) jr. 138752.
Manatt (W. W.) 411, 10512.
Mandragoon (Jose) Indian. 12748.
Manhattan photogravure co. 29594.
Manistee, Mich., base ball team. 19880.
Manz (Gustav)
— _— oe
Manley (Charles) 333824.
Mann (H. C.) 18772.
Mann (James R.) M. C. fr. U1
Mann & MeNeille. 5928.
Manoah & his wife, Bible characters.
T751.
Manufacture of paper, Me. 33986.
Manufacturers record pub. co. 29595.
412, 10518, 17647.
Manz (J.) engraving co. 5940, 29596,
13782, 21216.
Manzi, Joyant & co. 10514, 18788,
17648, 29597. '
Maple sugar industry at Thompson,
Pa. 33986.
Maplestone
29600.
Marceau (—) 29602.
Marceau (T. C.) 5942, 13792, 21221,
296038.
Marceau co., ltd. 29649.
Marcell (M. B.) 18829.
March (James EF.) 23805.
Marchand (KE. M.) 10517.
Marconi (Madame) & child. 20394.
Marconi (Guglielino) 11949, 203894.
Marconi operator. 384210.
Margaret Mary (Saint) 17519.
Margerm & Adams. 18831.
Margileth (A. W.) 5962.
Maria (Frank de) See De Maria.
Maria & Martha. Bible characters.
10735.
Maria Louise. 11290.
Marie-Adélaide de France. 11290.
Marie Amelie, grand duchess of Par-
ma. 29122.
Maris (J.) 23927.
Marjorie’s diamond ring. 383986.
Marked gun. 383907.
Markel (Irvin) 5963.
Markendorff (Geo.) 5964.
Marlborough (Duchess of) 11430.
Marlow (Julia) See Sothern (Mrs.
EK. H.)
Marquard (Rube) 28580.
Marr (T. E.) & son. 6011, 18832.
Marsh (Frank 15684.
Marsh (R. B.) 6012.
Marshall (Mayor) 15124.
Marshall (J. W.) 29651.
Marshall (Thomas R.) Goy. of Ind.
20394, 20705, 21221, 21271, 22580.
Marshall (Mrs. Thomas R.) 203894.
Martha. See Maria & Martha.
Martin (F W.) 29652.
Martin (Glen L.) 15412.
Martin (H. M.) 21252.
Martin (Helen R.) 10590.
Martin (L. 8S.) 6018, 18835.
Martin (Samuel D.) 6014, 138837,
21254.
Martin (Thomas) 212
Martin (Thomas S.)
Va. 28228.
13848.
(KE. EE.) 281Ob panei
59.
U. So Sensaie
638
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Martin (Dr. William Mayes) 29600.
Martin Chuzzlewit. 9759.
Martin-Rivero (Senor Ledo Antonio)
Minister fr. Cuba. 1609.
Martine (Mrs. James E.) 1609.
Martinez (Gilberto Crespo y)
Crespo y Martinez.
Marting (R. L.) 21260.
Martinovitch (General)
Mary. Mother of Jesus.
Mary (Saint) 25948.
Mary had a little lamb. 25518.
Mary in stageland. 338986.
Mary Magdalene. 2148, 10271, 17778,
27505.
Masko film co. 25679.
Mason (A. O.) co. 13888.
Mason (C. B.) 29658.
Mason (E. F.) 6017.
Mason (H.) 17509.
Mason (John) 22650.
Mason (M. M.) 29659.
Massachusetts Supreme ct.
27304.
Massachusetts V. M. (Reception to
45th regiment.) 28106.
Massacre (The) 83930.
Massey (William Alexander)
. Sen. fr. Nev. 18703, 28228.
Master and pupil. 25518.
Masters (C. H.) 21261.
Masters (Roy) 29664.
Masury (John W.) & son.
Matacea (A.) 6020.
Mataos II (Consecration of) 34247.
Mataos II (Funeral of) 34247.
Mataos II entering church in Tiflis.
34247.
Mather (Margrethe) 29665.
Mathew (Saint) 138866.
Mathews (Richard George)
Mathews (W. R.) 18889.
Mathewson (Christy) 24779, 28580.
Mathewson (W. J.) 29666.
Matthews (D. W.) 10518.
Matthews (Franklin) 6022.
Matthews (G. L.) 6023, 21268.
Matthews (J. N.) co. 6024.
Matthews (Wm.) 21265.
Matthews boat co. 29668.
Matthews, Northrup works. 29679.
Matzene co. 6025, 21266, 29680.
Maurer (J. M.) 18841.
Max (Corn.) 17558.
Max & Maurice. 9759.
Maximus brethern, inc.
Maxine (Hdna) 29397.
Maxwell (Wrs.) 3881.
Mayall (Herschel) 383824.
Mayer (Lou) 29684.
Mayer (Louis) 10519.
Mayfield (E. P.) 18848.
Mazzolini statuary co. 414.
Mead (Edward) 138844.
See
28580.
See Madonna.
judges.
Mes.
6018.
11017.
21267.
Mead (L. M.) 21269.
Mead (Spencer) co.
Meade (Richard M.)
Meares (F. L.) 18845.
Mecea studio. 21271.
Mechanical & electrical mfg. co.
Meddleton (M. T.) 21272.
Medlar (F. W.) 18846.
Meese & Gottfried co. 138847.
Megargee (HKdwin) 26349.
Mehmid Ali Pasha, Prinee of Egypt.
19358.
Meissner (H. P.) 13848, 21278.
Meissner (J. EF.) 26288.
Meissner & Buch. 416, 10520.
Melcher (Louis) 18859.
Melchers (Gari) 192389.
Méliés (G.) ine. 17868, 21276.
Melina (Roberto) 26296.
Mellen photo co. 21278.
Melodrama of yesterday. 17827.
Melvin (HE. H.) 6081.
Membreno (Dr. Don A.) 12651.
Memories of a pioneer. 17448.
Memory’s tragic leap. 25699.
Mender of nets. 9720.
Mendez (Sevor Don Joaquin) Minister
fr. Guatemala. 12651, 18940.
Mendoza (I. P.) ltd. 6034, 29686.
Meng (Arthur) 26297.
Menke (H. Wm.) 6088, 13861.
Ménos (Seror Solon) Minister fr.
Haiti. 12651, 18940.
Mentel (C. G.) 18928.
Menzel (Paul) 10526.
Menzler (Wilhelm) 17558, 26067.
Merald-Boyer. 13862.
Merchants pub. co. 60389.
Merdinger (Adolph) 29688.
Mergardt (HE. W.) 29689.
Meridan ptg. co. 6095.
Meriwether (H. B.) 29691.
Merkel (C. E.) 29701.
Merkel (Irvin) 183868.
Merrill (Neil) 6096.
Mers (G. L. de) See De Mers.
Merton (H. W.) 6097.
Mesach, Bible character.
Meservey & Chase. 13864.
Mesropian (K. H.) 34247.
Message from the moon. 9720.
Metcalf (W. L.) 27505.
Methodist Episcopal church (Bishops
of) 20872.
M. E. church (Chinese bureau woman’s
home miss. soc. of). See Chinese
bureau woman’s home miss. soc.
11785.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
officers & teachers of. 5127.
Metropolitan museum of art. 13866.
Metropolitan press syndicate. 21279.
Metz (M. J.) 29702.
Metzerott (J. H.) 21280.
Metzler (W. A.) 49.
21270.
29585.
6030.
7751.
639
INDEX
pt. Iv, 2. S., Vv. 7
21281.
39929.
10527, 17649.
Mexican realty co.
Mexico (Barbarous)
Meyenberg (J. C.)
Meyer (A. O. EH.) 18868.
Meyer (EK. L.) 13869.
Meyer (George von Lengerke) Sec. of
Navy. 26690.
Meyer & bro. 6098.
Meyers (Harry Morse)
Meyers (J. E.) 4842.
Meyers (Marvin) 21282.
Meyers & Rice. 29703.
Meyrowitz (Ei. B.) 26298.
Michaels (I. A.) 29719.
Michaels, Stern & co. 212838.
Michaelsen (C. D.) 6099.
Michel (G. H.) 6100.
Mich. college of chiropractic.
Mich. stove co. 26299.
Midsummer-tide. 17380.
Mier (Madame de) 5942.
Mijuskovitch (M.) 28580.
Mikesell (Gus.) 29721.
Mile high photo co. 6102.
Milholland (Miss Inez)
Millar (Fred) 29723.
Millar (G. V.) & co.
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
-
175138.
29720.
TUG:
6103.
(A. E. W.) & Son.
(Annie) 28580.
(Gs 49.) 429291. 29726:
(C. H.) 21290.
(Cincinnatus Heine)
(Clinton H.) 21292.
(F. A.) 21294, 29727.
(Fred) 21295.
(J.-H) ‘ine; 29782.
Miller (J. Maxwell) 17556.
Miller (Joaquin) See Miller (Cincin-
natus Heine).
Miller (Juanita) 15981.
Miller (L. M.) 26800.
Miller (Leander) 29733.
Miller (Wallace J.) 10528, 10606.
Miller photo co. 21296, 29735.
Miller studio. 29789.
Millet (J. F.) 2148, 23927.
Milligan (B. H.) 6105.
Millionaire for a day. 17827.
Mills (Brig. Gen. Albert L.)
28228.
Mills (Charles E.) 25997.
Mills (L. A.) 6112, 13871.
Mills (Mrs. Ogden) 28580.
Milwaukee feature film co.
Mine on the Yukon. 17106.
Miner (W. H.) 6115, 18880, 213811,
29741.
Miner’s heart. 9754.
Minneapolis string quartette.
Minor (L. W.) 27136.
Minor & Young. 29753.
Miracle (The) 338984.
Mirage; or, The death of
25704.
Missionary educa. movement.
29724.
15981.
18940,
6114.
4842.
a dream.
29754.
Missionary educa. movement in the
U.S. & Canada. 6117.
Mississippi, U. S. S., crew. 16630.
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain. 21321.
Mr. Grouch at the seashore. 33930.
Mr. Pickwick’s predicament. 33986.
Mrs. Matthews dressmaker. 10030.
Mitchell (Chas. D.) 17785.
Mitchell (George) 29756.
Mitchell (J. J.) co. 6128, 18917, 21322:
Mitchell (L. P.) assistant comptroller .
of Treasury. 12651.
Mitchell (S. EH.) 13918.
Mitchell (Dr. Silas Weir) 17774.
Mixed affair. 33980.
Moab (King of) 7751.
Modern art novelty co.
Modern highwayman.
Modern paper box co.
Moeller (Z.) 25795.
Moffett studio. 6126, 13919, 2138388,
29764.
Moffett studio & Kauffmann, Weimer
& Fabry co. 213844.
Mohammad Ali (J.) 26980.
Mohawk security co. 6168, 29775.
Mohlte (J. A.) 420, 26301.
Mohr & Carter. 18948.
Molkenboer (Th) 10529.
Moltke (Sailors of the) 12909.
Monchablon (Jan) 10782.
Moncrieff (irs. Scott) 26986.
Monet (Claude) 25862.
Monical (G. 8.) 17650. .
Monrad (Margaret) 10530, 26802.
Monro (H. R.) 213846.
Montague pub. co. 10581.
Montant (J/rs. Louis T.) 28250.
Montgomery (H.) 6169, 29776.
Montgomery (Prof. John J.) 6196.
Montgomery (R. J.) 6196.
Monticelle (Adolphe) 28927.
Montross (N. EH.) 18945.
Montville (Barbara) 83824.
Moon (Henry) 213847.
Moon: (John, A.) ; Mian
28228.
Moon (1. °C:) * 297e2:
Moon (W. L.) 21849.
Moore (Mrs. Austin Percy) & brides-
maids. 29600.
Moore (B. B.)
Moore (EH. B.)
Moore (F. H.)
Moore (Henry)
Moore (Wid)
Moore (M. M.) | 17652.
Moore (Mrs. Paul) 28580.
Moore & Stone. 18964, 213858.
Moore-park (Carton) 263803.
Moorhouse (EB. H.) 18976, 21360.
Moorhouse (Lee) 21867, 29796.
Mora (J. J.) | 26807.
Moran (KE. P.) 49, 10532, 10539,
25894, 263817.
21326, 29757.
10030.
213835.
Tenn.
21350.
423.
29795.
6208, 18952, 21356.
8552.
640
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dece., 1912
Moran
Moran
Moran
(Edward) 49.
(Lee) 33824.
(Leon) 25894.
more CUP.) 25795) 27505.
Moran (Thomas) 49, 10539, 263821.
Morbus (EF. W. G.) 6214.
Morcroft (Annie) 16004.
More precious than gold.
Morey (Harry T.) 16548.
Morg (R. J.) 263819.
Morgan (Barbara) 1794.
Morgan (C. H.) 29825.
Morgan (F. L.) 18979.
Morgan (Master Forbes)
Morgan (G. E.) 29828.
Morgan (G. F.) 29826.
Morgan (John Pierpont)
Morgan (John Pierpont) jr.
Morgan litho co. 6216, 13980.
Morland (G.) 6034.
Mormon pioneers [ete.] 34215.
Morris (Carrie) 17653, 21868.
Morris (EK. C.) 18986.
Morris (Edward) 38324.
Morris (Geo. Ford) 558, 13987.
Morris (H. H.) 6218.
Morris (O. M.) 18989.
Morris (P. W.) 18990.
Morris (R.) 18991, 21869, 29830.
Morris (Mrs. Richard L.) 12909.
Morris (Col. & Mrs. Roger) 17529.
Morris & Bendien. 6220, 13994, 21370.
29848.
Morris & co. 424, 14017.
Morriss (R. C.) 27908.
Morrow (W. J.) 6224, 29851.
Morse (C. H.) 6225.
Morse (Charles Wyman) 4989.
Morse (Himer A.) M. C. fr.
28228.
Morse (L. G.) 10583.
Morse (Mrs. Tyler) 12909.
Mortimer (George T.) 13664.
Morton (Mrs. Perez) 27505.
Morton dry kiln co. 6233.
Mosby (Margaret) 21374.
Moscioni (Attilio) 29852.
Moser (N. G.) 6234, 14018.
Moses, Bible character. 486, 7751.
17710, 19152, 22911, 26395.
_Moses (D. L.) 29854.
Moses (F. E.) 14056, 218377, 29855.
Moseheim (A. M.) 21879.
Mosler (G. H.) 27505.
Mosler (Henry) 558.
Moss (Frank) 28580.
Mother & daughters. 9759.
Mother Goose in a 16th century thea-
tre. 25518.
Motion pictures, copyright law. p. 306
(vii—xi)
Motonobu (School of)
Motter (HE. EH.) 4660.
Motter & Motter. 29857.
Moyemont (S.) 14058.
25518.
1794.
28580.
28580.
Wis.
2148.
Myers (J. & P. B.)
Moyer (C. E.) 6240.
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus)
Miilheus & Kropff. 10587.
Mueller (A. F.) 14059, 213880.
Mueller (A. M. J.) 29858.
Mueller (C. H.) 21882.
Mueller (F. W.) 29861.
Mueller bros art mfg. co.
Muendel (I. M.) 263820.
Muenier (J. A.) 27170.
Muhlenberg (Maj. Gen. Peter)
8211.
Muir (John)
Muirhead (lL. P.) 21383.
Mulldorfer (G H.) 425.
Muller (Lieutenant von) 12909.
Muller (Enrique) © 6247, 29864.
Muller (Max) 426.
Muller (R. EH.) 14065.
Muller, Luchsinger & co.
Multiple applause. 17365.
Munder (N. T. A.) & co.
Munoz (C. H.) 29887.
Munro (Wilfred H.) 31168.
Munro & Harford co. 6263, 29895.
Munroe (G. W.) 10588.
Munson (R. L.) 14067.
Murat (Joachim) king of
11290.
Murdock (R. R.) 14068, 21885.
Murdock (Victor) M. C.. fr.
28228.
Murphy (Charles F.) 12909.
Murphy (J. Francis) 11955.
Murphy (J. M.) 14070, 21386.
Murphy (J. T.) 29896.
Murphy (John F.) 1025.
Murphy (T. D.) co. 427, 6266, 10539,
17654, 26321, 29897.
Murphy (W. D.) 440.
Murray (Henry) co. 10590, 21392.
Murray (Jack) 28580.
Murray (William F.)
28228.
Murray’s syndicate cut service.
21394, 299838.
Musical world & review. 6821.
Musketeers of Pig alley. 339380.
Musselman (F. B.) 29986.
My baby. 33930.
My double & how he undid me.
My hero. 33986.
Myers (Harvey) 14073.
Myers (Mrs. Henry lL.) 1609. |
21398.
Myers (Murray) 21399.
Myklebust (C. P.) 14075, 29987.
Myrtle & Beck. 14076.
Mysteries of the soul. 10080.
Mystery of Boscombe Vale. 34259.
Mystery of the bridge of Notre Dame.
17445.
Mystery of the Elk City bank. 34284.
Naboth, Bible character. 751.
Nagaseaki (fadame T.) 18792.
11055.
6241,
595,
27136.
6253, 14066.
6256.
Naples.
Kan.
M. C. fr. Mass.
6319,
9759.
641
INDEX
Napier (J. C.) register of Treasury.
12651.
Napoleon MBonaparte. 1187,
10610, 11290, 27170, 28092.
7237,
Narango (Jose) Indian. 12748.
Nardi (P.) 29989.
Naroden Glas pub. co. 21400.
Narrow road. 25495.
Nash (H.) 14077-
Nash (Mrs. Edmund) 5942.
Nathan (Geo.) 6322.
Nation (Carrie A.) 8588.
Natl. assn. of the Friars. 21401.
Natl. baseball league. 26856.
Natl. carbon co. 441.
Natl. cloak & suit co. 6523, 21402.
Natl. electrical contractors assn. 29991.
Nat’l farm device co. 21406.
Natl. film distributing co. 10076, 17369.
Natl. ideal benefit soc. Supreme foun-
tain of. 29992.
Natl. lead co. 10591, 26330.
Nat'l. mouth hygiene ass’n.
34250.
Natl. news assn.
29998.
Natl. progressive convention. 21344,
Natl. schl. of fashion drawing. 14528.
Natl. soldiers’ home. 33986.
Natl. tribune. 6781.
Natl. university of
10592.
Naylor (F. L.) 26574.
Naylor (S. E.) 3851.
Nazim Pasha, Minister of War of Tur-
key. 28580.
Neal (E. B.)
Near-tragedy.
25693,
6328, 14141, 21407,
arts & sciences.
6782.
9720.
Nebuchadnezzar (King) ‘T7751.
Neck (S. 8.) 21798.
Necklace of crushed rose _ leaves.
25518.
Neeley (George A.) M. C. fr. Kan.
12651, 28228.
Neeros (C. S.)
Welt (QO: Wr). 12252:
Neidig (C. A.) 6789, 30311.
Neighbors. 17065.
Neill (Charles Patrick)
missioner. 11167, 28228.
Neill (Frankie) 21801.
Neill (Sylvester) 21800.
Neill (Mrs. Virginia) 21801.
Neilson (Alexander) 442.
Nelite works. 21805.
Nelke (H. L.) & co. 14529.
Nelson (A. A.) 14580.
Nelson (Alfred) co. 6790, 21806.
Nelson (G. L.) 49.
Nelson (H. G.) 14582.
Nelson (L. H.) co. 303815.
Nelson (N. M.) 14583, 21808.
Nelson (R. C.) 21811.
Nemeth (John) 21812.
30310.
labor com-
pt. IV, Ds.
Nemours (EH. I. D. de)
Nemours.
Neptune (Clara) Indian. 14993.
Nerves and the man. 25518.
Nesbitt (C. L.) 21818.
Nesti (Adolfo de) See De Nesti.
Neuburger & co. 30323.
Neue photographische
a-g. 21814.
Neumer (Ferd) 30824.
Neuner co. 145384.
Nevin (Blanche)
Nevin (Ethelbert)
New (Mrs. Harry)
New baby. 17065.
New day’s dawn.
New editor. 9759.
New England statuary co.
New era pub. co. 145385.
New Hampshire, U. S. S., crew. 10630.
New Haven aid of the Conn. George
junior republic. See George junior
_ See Dupont de
gesellschaft,
17667.
19356.
18919.
30986.
443, 21815.
republic. 303825.
New home sewing machine co. 105938,
17668.
New Jersey state legislature. 11948.
New Jersey, Supreme Court. 7351.
New squire. 3838986.
N. Y. baseball team. 31156.
N. Y. citizens peace banquet. 2716.
20394.
N. Y. court of general sessions.
N. Y. Edison co. 6797.
N. Y. evening teleg. (N. Y. herald co.)
6811, 14536, 21816, 303826.
N. Y. Giants, Natl. league champion.
20894, 22774, 28580.
New York hat. 38930.
N. Y. herald co. 6889, 14612, 21929,
30436.
N. Y. motion picture co. 10080, 17371,
25694.
N. Y. poultry, pigeon & pet stock assn.
9759.
N. Y. sartorial pub. co. 30712:
N. Y. street cleaning. 9759.
N. Y. suburban land co. 22274.
N. Y. times co. 17141, 14881, 22275,
30713.
N. Y. Zoological soc. 7156, 22288.
Newark art foundry co., ine. 10594.
Newark daily advertiser pub.
22011,
Newark,
27485.
Newcomb (F. J.) mfg. co. 26331.
Newcomb & Robinson. 71638, 228138.
Newcombe (+. E.) 444, 10595, 26332.
Newkirk (Newton) 7280.
Newman (A. G.) 447.
Newman (Allen G.) 10828.
Newman (BE. C.) 7166.
Newman (V. W.) 22318.
Newman fashion co. 22316.
Newspaper enterprise ass’n.
22317, 30719.
co.
N. J. board of trade officers.
7173,
642
~ nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Newton (H. C.) 7182.
Newton & co. 14892, 22318.
Neyman (Percy) 30720.
Niagara Falls. 9759.
Nicholar (Irene) Indian. 149983.
Nicholar (Joe) Indiana. 14993.
Nicholas, king of Montenegro. 28580.
Nicholas (A. A.) 22320.
Nicholas (F. S.) 14927.
Nicholas (Louis) Indiana. 14993.
Nicholas & Dewitz. 14928.
Nicholl (T. J.) 10604.
Nichols (E. L.) 30721.
Nicoll (Donald) & sons. 30722.
Niebergall (Ernest) 22321.
Nielsen (C. I.) 448.
Nigg (C.) 2740S.
Ninth internatl. Red cross conf. Wash.
May 7-17, 1912. 25518.
Nissen (Ludwig) 30728.
Niven (Maxim) 22322.
Nix (H. E.) 14929.
Nixon (iiss Helen) 382750.
No-Heart. Indian. 19451.
No place for a minister’s son. 33986.
Noah, Bible character. 7751.
Nobill cigar co. See De Nobill cigar
co.
Noble (Herbert) 18920.
Noble (John) 281.
Noble profession. 33986.
Nock (L. F.) 10605.
Nolf & Legg. 14930, 22323.
Nolley advertising agencr.
Non-pe-wala, Indian. 4173.
Non-pe-wala (Mrs.) 4173.
Norcross (June) 7183, 14933. 30731.
Nordica (Madame Lillian) See Young
(Mrs. George W.)
Nordisk film co. 17376, 34251.
14931.
Normal life co. 10606.
Norman (E. W.) 22326.
Normandy press. 71SS.
Norris (George W.) M. C. fr. Neb.
28228.
Norris (John) 14935.
Nortenheim (Wm. §.)
North (A. A.) 14936.
North Amer. co. 7190. 14937, 22330,
3073T.
North Amer. press assn. 30750.
-North Dakota, State normal summer
schl. students. 22395.
North Dakota, U. S. S. crew. 16630.
North German Lloyd steamship co.
14949.
Northern egg co.
Northern photo co.
30751.
Northern view co. 7229, 22374.
Northwestern knitting co. 14967.
Norwood (Irving C.) 28525.
Nosworthy (F. E.) 30785.
Not like other girls. 25713.
7189.
1219.
7220, 14950, 22344,
INDEX
Nothing shall be hidden. 25718.
Notman. 7230, 22377.
Nourse (Elizabeth) 19239.
Novelty calculator co. 7236, 22380.
Novelty studio. 30788.
Nowell & Rognon. 14973, 22381.
Noyer (A.) 7237.
Noyes (F. F.) 14977.
Noyes (G. D.) 22384, 30790.
Nurse (The) 9759.
Nutshell pub. co. ltd.
Nutting (Wallace)
Nyl (M.) 26067.
Nylen (Gus) 23964.
Oakley (Violet) 17669.
22387, 30792.
30794.
| Oath of Stephen Huller (Unwritten
law; or) 3428S.
Oberholtzer (E. C.) 30817.
O’Brien’s busy day. 10030.
O’Byrne (John) 30818.
O’Callaghan & Fadden.
O’Connell (Dr.) 1148.
O’Connell (William Henry) cardinal.
1489, 5311, 7482, 10594, 28228, 32907.
O’Connor (Father) 14059.
O’Connor (Andrew) 10610.
O’Connor (D’Arcy) 14980.
O’Day (Jack) 28580.
Oddart co. 22389.
O’Dea (Rt. Rev. Edward John) 13157.
O’Donaghue (Bishop Denis) 32415.
Oebrichs & co. 449.
Oertel (Wm. A.) 7298.
Oes (I. C.) 10089, 17380, 25698.
Oestreicher bros. 14981, 22390.
O’Falion (Miss Sallie) 32750.
O’Farrell (Rev. Denis) 11508.
Office boy’s birthday. 33986.
Offutt (L. E.) 22398.
Ogasawara (Count € Countess) 13792.
7295.
Ogden (H.C.) 7299, 14982.
Ogden (W. H.) 7300, 30819.
Ogilvie pub. co. 7301.
O’Gorman (Alice) 18940.
O’Gorman (James A.) U. S. Sen. fr.
N. Y. 18940, 26690, 28228. 28580.
O’Grady (Sergeant D. W.) 28580.
Oh, those eyes. 17065.
O’Haver (H. H.) 14983.
Ohlmeyer’s band. 19413.
Okiahoma natl. bank. 30821.
Old actor. 17065.
Old appointment. 33986.
Old bookkeeper. 9720.
Old fashioned elopement.
Old reporter. 33986.
Oldham (A. V.) 30822.
Oleson (C. O.) 22395.
Oliver (Joe) 30835.
Oliverio (M.) 22398.
Olmstead (G.C.) 14984.
Olsen (L. A.) 14985.
Olson (J. L.) 30838.
Olson (O. S.) 14986, 22401, 30839.
Olson (T. F.) 7303.
33986.
643
_ INDEX
pt. LY, 2.S),.N
Olympic games of the Pittsburgh Y. M.
C. A. 388986.
O’Malley (Charles) 10618.
On board the S. S. Dubuque naval
training ship. 33907.
On Donovan’s division. 33986.
On the shore. 173827.
On the threshold of life. 34259.
One is business, the other crime.
17065.
One-round O’Brien. 25495.
One she loved. 83980.
One thousand miles through the
Rockies. 9759.
Oneida community co. 14992, 30841.
O’Neill (H.) & son. 7304.
Opava (Francis) 22404.
Opening of the Y. M. C. A. Island play-
ground, Lynchburg, 1912. 38986.
Opie (J.) 2148.
Orange (M.) 27170.
Oriental & occidental press bureau.
22405.
Oriental film co. 17411.
Orleans (Duchess Henrietta Anna d’)
11290.
Orleans (Duchesse Louise, & Henrietté
Bourbon dd’) 11290.
Orozeo (Gen.) 8216.
Orr (A. F.) 14993.
Orr (F. B.) 30844.
Orr (W. D.) 380845.
Orro mfg. co. 15020.
Orshoba (Chief) 4178.
O’Ryan (Maj. Gen. John F.)
Osage Indian dancers. 193389.
Osborn (EF. W.) 73816.
Osborn-Hannah (Mme. Jane)
Osborne (Arthur) 10595, 26382.
Osborne co. 7818, 10614, 15021, 22407,
26345, 30847.
Osbourne (Jefferson)
11730.
16648.
33324.
Osterhaus (Rear Admiral Hugo)
28580.
Osthaus (Edmund H.) 450, 19239.
25795.
"Ostler Joe. 338986.
Otis (Mrs. Harrison Gray) 138300.
Ottenheimer (I. & M.)
Otterbein church. 22411.
Oudry (Edward Belle-)
Oudry (Edward).
Our art dept. 73825, 22412.
Our baby. 17327. ‘
Out of the deep. 17106.
Out west photo shop. 22418.
Outcast (The) 17371.
22410.
See Belle-
Outcast among outcasts. 17065.
Outcast child. 25704.
Outcault (R. F.) 7326, 22414, 30905.
Outwitting the professor. 25518.
Overbey (EK. P.) 225638.
Overwhelmed by the world (Blan-
chette; or) 34259.
Owistgaard (J. W. Rehling v.) Sce
Rehling-Owistgaared.
Owings (S. D.) 22564, 31154.
Ozaki (Mr. & Mrs. Nobumori) 1609.
Ozawa (Baron Takewa) 138792.
Pabst brewing co. 22565, 31155.
Pach (Oscar) 73845, 22566.
Pach bros. 351, 15032, 22580,7at1op:
Pacific mills. 31166.
Pacific photo co. 7356.
Pack bros. 22608*.
Pack bros. & Internatl. news.
Paddock (W. D.) 454, 10640.
Padgett (Lemuel P.): M. C. fr. Tenn.
28228.
Paeszler studio. 22609, 31167.
Page (R. C.) 22610.
Pagett (C. H.) 15054.
Pahmeyer (F. O.) 22611.
Paine (G. H.) 7360, 31168.
Paine studio. 15055.
Painted lady. 33980.
Paladin (Arthur) 15057;
Palen (Frank) 15058, 22612, 31170.
Palfrey (G. EH.) 15059.
Palisades nurseries. 22615.
Palm, Fechteter & co. 263849.
Palmer (A. Mitchell) M.-C. fir) Pa:
1609.
Palmer (Alice Freeman) 10828, 30721.
22608*.
Palmer (C. M.) 15061.
Palmer (Charles) 28580.
Palmer (George) 22617.
Palmer (Capt. J. M.) 26690, 28580.
Palmer (Lieut. Comdr. Leigh C.)
18940.
Palmer (Mrs. Leigh C.) 18940.
Palmerston (H. F.) 15062.
Palmerston & Jolley. 22618.
Palmiter (F. M.) 15068.
Palmquist & Warolin. 15064.
Pals. 383907.
Palzer (Al.) 1215.
Pamos art co. 22619.
Panama Canal and scenes along the
canal zone. 25494.
Panama-Pacifie internatl.
CO.) ore lat wee
Pancoast (C. R.)
Panosian (Aram)
Pants & pansies.
Panzer (C. W.)
Papering the den.
Paradise. 10076.
Parfitt (Wm.) 15078.
Park & Tillford. 15079, 31203.
Parke (Jean) 22650.
Parker (C. W.) 17677.
Parker (G. W.) art co.
Parker (H. W.) 22652.
Parker (John M.) 28357.
Parker (Lillian M.) 73862, 25992.
Parker (Samuel) 138919.
Parker (W. H.) 31204.
Parker—Brawner co. 7866, 31205.
exposition
22631.
15074, 31199.
9720.
15077.
33930.
7361.
644
INDEX
nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
31206.
22653, 31207.
15080.
23927.
Parkes (I. G.) sr.
Parkinson art co.
Parks (R. E.)
Parkyns (Jrs.)
Parlin (W. E.) 15082, 22654.
Parmalee (P. QO.) 8585.
Parmelee (Mrs. C. E.) 22655.
Earean (Thomas) =M. CC. fr.
28228.
Parrish (Maxfield) 10748.
perry (J. RK.) 26356.
Parsifal. 383898.
Parsons (A. G.)
Parsons (George)
Parsons (H. H.)
Partlow (W. E.)
Partners for life.
Partridge (Nellye)
Pa-se-to-ba. Indian.
Pasini (A.) 10782.
Pasnault (J. E.) 7869.
Passer-by. 17106.
Passing of J. B. Randall & co. 9759.
Passion flower. 17106.
Passmore (L. N.) 7370, 22658.
Pastoret (Marquis de) 11955.
Patent housekeeper. 9759.
Patent specialty co. 7371.
Patikoff (General) 28580.
Patrick (Saint) © 17514.
Patrick (Albert T.) 28580.
Patrick (F. A.) & co. 15084.
Patriotism. 34234.
Patten (Leonard) 15085, 22659, 31228.
eatterson (R.J.) 22661, 31230.
Patton (Charles E.) M. C. fr. Pa.
12651.
Pattons studio.
Paul (Saint)
Paul (Sam)
Paulding (John)
Pavlova (Anne) 10488.
Paxton (W. McG.) 465.
Payne (Miss Adelaide) 273380.
Payson (Gen. & wife) 19514.
Pearce (J. M.) 22666.
mearl: (J. W.) © (312.
Pearley (Charles) 338324.
Pearsall (Mrs. P. 8.) 1609.
Pease (HE. S.) 73873.
Pease (H. W.) 15087.
Peck (A. E.) 15089.
Peck (H. J.) 10728.
Peck (Harriet J.) 312381.
Peck (Henry J.) 25894.
Peck (Herbert J.) 874.
Peck (O. W.) 22669.
Peden (J. R.) 31232.
Pedersen (L. H.) 3812338.
Peinlich (May) 10364.
Peir€e (R. W.) T3875.
Pell (Mrs. G. H.) 2788.
Pelton (H. W.) ‘376, 15090, 22671,
31234.
Ma.
31225.
2835.
31226.
7368.
25518.
464,
12743.
15086.
7751, 10271, 10361.
20394.
267.
Pena (Dr. Carlos Maria de) Minister
fr. Uruguay. 1609, 12651.
Pena (Seror Hugo V. de) 1609.
Penalty of folly; or, The Apache’s re-
venge. 34290.
Pendleton (T. TT.) Capt.
football team. 28580.
Pa. rubber co. 466.
Pa. State police, troop B. 25518.
Penrose (Boies) U. S. Sen. fr. Pa.
209938.
Penrose (W. F.) 15091.
Pepper (C. L.) 22705.
Pepper (Irvin S.) M. C. fr. Ia.
Percy learns to dance. 10030.
Peretti de la Rocca (Countess de)
18708.
Perez (Alexander)
Periconi (D. F. M.)
Peril (The) 17827.
Peril of the plains. 25740.
Perils of the Atlantic. 34207.
Perin (F. H.) 7383, 15092, 22706.
Periodical publishers’ assn. of Amer-
ica, Annual dinner. 7660.
Perkins (Mrs. D. W.) 31289.
Perkins (H. R.) 138664.
Perkins (W. B.) 7884, 31290, 22707.
Perrain (Miss Margaret) 12909.
Perrault (Marie) 10313.
Perrin (Frank) 15098.
Perrine (Van Dearing) 10288.
Perry (C. H.) 22713, 26862, 31299.
Perry (EK. W.) 17680.
Perry (H. A.) 7414, 31800.
Perry (Josephus) 31301.
Perry (W. L. G. v. B.): 15095:
Perry centennial commission of San-
dusky City. 467.
Perry Mason co. 7417, 31802.
Perry’s victory centennial commission.
468, 7418.
Pershin (HEH. R.)
Persica (Sibilla)
Perskie (J. H.) 15096.
Personal affair. 17106.
Personally conducted. 9759.
Petaluma incubator co. 22741.
Peter (Saint) 285, 10271.
Peters (W. H.) 7419, 22742.
Peters cartridge co. 10641, 26387.
Petersen (August) 17681.
Peterson (Adolph) 7421.
Peterson (Christian) 10718, 17728.
Peterson (EK. C.)
Peterson (EK. E.) 7428, 15097, 31309.
Peterson (G. D.) 17690.
Peterson (Svea) 17692.
Petinger & co. 22744.
Petremont (Clarice) 381310.
Petrick & Larkin. 22747.
Petrosino (Lieut.) adventures of.
84204.
Princeton
17679.
31287.
31303.
6322.
645
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 7
Petrtyl (August) 31811.
Pettit (Av Ret). sisi:
Pettit (J. M.) 31813.
Petty (G. B.) 15101.
Pew (G. L.) 17694.
Pew (Gertrude) 469.
Pew (Howard) 7429.
Peynado (Senor Dr. Don Francisco J.)
Minister fr. Dominican Republic.
1609, :27227*, 27320F,
Pezet (Madame C. de) 18708.
Pezet (Dr. Frederico Alfonso) Minis-
ter fr. Peru. 28228.
Pharaoh. Bible character. (Tol,
17710, 31477. ;
Phelps (HE. M.) 7481, 17696.
Phelps (EF. W.) 7485.
Phelps (G. C.) 7486.
Philanderings (Hidden treasure; or,)
33907.
Philip (H. E.)
Philipp (Carl F.) 10177.
Philipp (R. D.) 7488.
Phillippi (Miss Laura)
Phillips (B. G.) 17697.
Phillips (C. Coles) 17641, 26233.
Phillips (J. C.) 470, 10648.
Phillips (L. D.) 7440.
Phillips (ih. Paar:
Phillips (L. M.) 381814.
Phillips & Burke. 31815.
Phillipson decorating co. 17698.
Philo (H. R.) 22748.
Phinehas. Bible character.
Phipps (C. R.) 15128.
Phipps (Lieut. F. P.) jr. 1794.
Phipps (G. E.) 15124, 22749, 31316.
Phipps (Henry) 26856.
Photo art co. 15125.
Photo art shop. 7448, 22762.
Photo stamp co. 227638, 31818.
Photocraft co. 313819.
Photograph mfg. co.
15121.
52750.
7751.
15127.
Photographers assn. of Amer. 32nd
annual convention. 23002.
Photographische gesellschaft. 471,
7449, 10645, 15129, 17702, 22765,
26890, 31822.
Picard (H.) 15144.
Picetti-Barth (H.) 19152.
Pickering (J. F.) 22766.
Picket (O. G.) 7481.
Pickett (Lee) 22767.
Pickett photo co. 22769.
Pickhardt (Emile) 10656.
Pictorial news co. 22774, 318386.
Picturesque Darjeeling, India.
Pie X. 5420.
Piece of ambergris.
Pierce (C. 8.) 2148.
Pierce (Frank) 15145.
Pierce (H. H.) 17482, 15157, 22778.
Pierce (Percy) 22788.
Pierce (R. F. ¥.) 22784.
Pierce (W. L.) 22786.
17327.
Pingree co.
25518.
Pierce (W. M.) 22788:
Pierre (St.) 7287.
Pierson (Hdwin) 22798.
Pierson & co. 313839.
Pike (H. W.) 381840.
Pilate (Pontius) 7237, 10826, 17778.
Pilgrim’s progress. 34295.
Pine & Whitaker. 7488.
31348.
Pioneer realty co. 31849.
Pissarro (Camille) 25862.
Pitney (Mahlon) associate justice Su-
preme Ct. U. S. 7604.
Pitts (HB. C,) tabs
Pittsburgh automobile
7484.
Pittsburgh chronicle teleg. pub. co.
TA85.
Pittsburgh industrial
commission. 15170.
Pittsburgh Natl. baseball team. 18200.
Pittsburgh photo-engraying co. 31850.
Piux X, Pope, .1si5m
Plain dealer pub. co. 22794.
Plaister (Frederick William) Goy. of
show ass’n.
development
Me. 12438. '
Plato. 7487.
Plato’ (A.'M.)- Loire
Platt.¢P. J.) ) Sisoae
Platte River valley land co. 22798.
Playing the game. 10071.
Please remit. 9759.
Plume (HE. C.) co. 7488.
Plumer (Mrs. A. J.) 15172.
Plummer (G. E.) 313858.
Pocahontas. 19239.
Pohl (J.:C.) jn. Zane
Pohle (Frederick) 7490, 31356.
Poindexter (Miles) U. S. Sen. fr.
Wash. 28228.
Pokitonow (I.) 10782.
Polish woman’s alliance.
Polk .(R. W.) 31358:
Pollard (Harry) 383824.
Pollard (Myra) 477, 31359.
Pomerene (Mrs. Atlee) 18940.
Pompadour (Marquis Jeanne Antoi-
nette Poison de) 11290, 20291.
22800.
Pompeian mfg. co. 26398.
Pomsing (Fred) 278.
Pontiac (Chief) 26466.
Ponting (Herbert) 7513, 15173, 22801,
31361.
Poole (Burnell) 31423.
Poole (H. D.) 981424.
Poo-po-le-en-nah, Indian. 263807.
Pope (A.) 49.
Pope & Pope. 22883.
Pope and the Vatican. 33898.
Porcelaines, G. D. A. 15247.
Porch (H W.) 31451.
Port Arthur board of trade. 22884.
Porter (KF. H.) 17708.
Porter (G. S.) 15248.
646
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Porter (Stephen G.) M. C. fr. Pa.
28228.
hon
Portland lodge of Elks. 7592.
Portugee Joe. 17448.
Rese (Hh. H.) 15252.
Post (Mrs. Price) 18792.
Post printing & pub. co.
22885, 31455.
Post pub. co. 15265.
Post telegrapher. 17371.
Potemkin (Prince Gregorii Alexandro-
witch) 11290.
Potocka (Countess)
Potter (Mrs.) 26690.
Potter (H. G.) 7604, 22900.
Potter (Mrs. James Brown)
Potter (Louis) 10657.
Potter (W. E.) 15266.
Potts (Madonna) 15267.
Poits (Rear Admiral Templin) 12651.
Poultry plans. 15270.
Powell (H. A.) 12651.
Powell (L. C.) 7605.
Powell (Richard) 22901.
Power (G. T.) 7608.
Power (S. T.) 7609.
Power of conscience. 10030.
Power of destruction. 25704.
Power of love. 17380.
Powers (Marion) 478.
Powers (P. A.) 10109, 17412.
Powers (T. BH.) 479.
Poynter (Beulah) 16197.
Poynter (W. B.) 31467.
Prang co. 22908.
Prato (A. da) co.
co.
Pratt (Bela) 17709, 19152.
‘Pratt (Mrs. Dallas B.) 21221.
Pratt (E. C.) 31468.
Pray (Leon) 17545.
Preece (Miss Maud) 28580.
Prentiss (F. S. R.) 31469.
Presidential possibilities. 17448.
mress pub. co. 7610, 15271.
Preston (Frank) 10658, 15275.
Pretty Man, Indian. 4178.
Price (Hugh H.) 10508.
7593, 15253,
3107.
13792.
See DaPrato (A.)
Price (W. F.) 22905.
Price she paid; or, A fatal practical
joke. 17412.
Prieur (R.) 10111.
Prince of Wales. See Edward Albert.
Prince of Wales.
Prince (G. L.) 22908.
rince (George ) 15276, 22906, 31471.
Princeton, Minn., band. 11805.
Princeton football team. 5379.
riscilla’s capture. 9720.
17106.
circuit et. 12822.
22909, 31473.
33986.
Procter & Gamble co.
Proctor (A. P.) 26394.
Proposal under difficulties
Prosser (R.) 15278, 31475.
Prouty (Solomon Francis) M. C. fr.
Ia. 28228.
Provaznit (W. J.) 22910.
Providence litho. co. 486, 7619, 10659,
15285, 17710, 22911, 26395, 31477.
Pryor (Judge Roger) 29600.
Public and private care of infants.
33986.
Pueblo legend. 33980.
Pugsley (R. M.) 15314.
Pujo (Arséne P.) M. C. fr. La.
Pullen (J. M.) 15815.
Puma (Arthur) 17719.
Punishment (The) 17065.
Purchase (C. A.) 22956, 31496.
Purdy (A. F.) 15330, 31526.
Purdy) (8. 30:)) 153832, 31528.
Purgatory. 10076.
Puritan special features co.
Purnell (Benjamin) 15334.
Pushmobile race in Savannah. 10030.
Putnam (Arthur) 496, 10666, 17720.
Putnam (Brenda) 26404.
Putnam (HE. D.) 15335.
Putnam (Israel) 7644.
Puzyua (Prince Stefan) 13664.
Quackenboss (L. G.) 81529.
28228.
84254.
Quad (M.) _ pseud. See Lewis
(Charles B.)
Queen city knitting mills. 15350.
Queen of Camargue; or, a gypsy’s
vendetta. 84259.
Queen of criminals. 10111.
Queensberry (Marquwis of) 26856.
Quesenberry (Wyatt) 22992. ;
Question of seconds. 9759.
Quezon (Manuel L.) Resident Com-
missioner fr. Manila, P. I. 12909.
Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason’s
Corner folks. 34254.
Quinlan (F. C.) 22998.
Quinn (Edmond T.) 17721.
Quotskava, Indian. 26307.
R. (Mile A.) 27170.
Rabasa (Joseph) 15351.
Rackham (Arthur) 31580.
Raeburn (Sir Henry) 2148, 23927.
Raffaelli (Jean Francois) 25862.
Ragat (A. F.) 7645.
Rahner (J. D.) 7646.
Raiders of the Mexican border. 384292.
Rainey, (Henry, 'T.); | M.. Ci fro
12651.
Rainey’s (Paul J.) African hunt pic-
tures. 17367, 34246.
Rainier (Admiral Peter) 2148.
Raising the Maine film co. 10115.
Ralph (Lester) 497.
Ralph (M. C.) 7647.
Ralston (Samuel M.) Gov. of Ind.
23352.
INDEX
pt. Iv, D.S., v. 7
28352.
10695.
Ralston (J/rs. Samuel M.)
Ralston health shoe makers.
Ramey-Colf bldg. co. 15352.
Ramson (Mrs. Ronald) 11609.
Randall (Luthea) 7649.
Randall (M. W.) ‘7651.
Randel (Jj. A.) 15358, 22999.
Randolph (Miss Emily) 12909.
Randolph (Miss Susanna) 29122.
Ranger (H. W.) 2148.
Rank (S. L.) 28001, 31535.
Ranous (W. V.) 8998.
Ransom (FEF. C.) 10696.
Ransom & Randolph co.
Raper (H. R.) 17769. —
Rapetti (Giovanni) 507, 17696.
Rath (Fred) 7653.
Rational method publishers.
Rau (C. E.) 153854.
Rau (E.) 17558.
Raw. (W. >»)
381540.
Rau (Will) 17698.
Rauback (F. J.) 15865.
Rauchman (Emanuel) 7662.
Raul (H. L.) 17722, 26406.
Rault (A. de) 508.
Rawlinson (Herbert)
Raymond (—) 25795.
Raymond (Rev. Andrew V. VY.)
Rayner (Cadet) 29591*.
Rea (Daniel) 381547.
Reade (B. A.) 7668, 15367.
Ready (Cynthia) 17723.
Real estate deal. 3838930.
Ream (H. M.) 153869.
Reaver (W. P.) 7665.
Récamier (Juliette)
Reckitts, ltd. 23009.
Red Corn, Indian. 4173.
Red cross conference (ninth internatl. )
31539.
7659.
7660, 15355,
15684.
11290.
May 7-17, 1912. 2551S.
Red Dog (Chas.) Indian. 11917.
Red Dog (Susan) Indian. 11917.
Red Sox, Amer.
See Boston, Red Sox.
Red Wing advertising co.
Redemption. 9754.
Redfield (Edward W.) 192389.
Redfield (William C.) M. C. fr. N. Y.
12651.
Redington (George) 381548.
Redman’s burden. 383986.
Redman’s honor. 34234.
Redner photo co. 23010.
Reece (Jane) 15382, 28011.
Reed (C. E.) 238014.
Reed (Mrs. James A.) 1609.
Reed (John Wilson) 7718.
Reed (Norman H.) 7715, 15392.
Reed (R. W.) 7716, 31549.
Reed (S. L.) 26407.
Reeder’s studio. 238015.
Rees (A. A.) T7388.
Reese & Crittenden co. 23016.
23002,
7490.
league champions.
7668, 15371.
Reeves —§(C. 8S.) Mineral, Wash.
23022.
Reeves (C. 8.) St. Helens, Or. 23023.
Reflections from the firelight. 10030.
Regan (Liitie Constance) 28580.
Regeneration. 384292.
Regnier (L. De N.). 7789.
Rehling-Owistgaard (J. W.
31560.
Reich (Jacques)
Reiche (F. P.)
Reicher (Hedwig)
Reicke (S.) 381561.
Reid (A. T.) 7742.
Reid (Sir George Houston) 27716.
Reid (Ogden M.) 27716.
Reid (Wallace) 338324.
Reid (Mr. & Mrs. Whitelaw) 11167.
Reilly (Miss Caroline) 26856.
Reinbold & co. 26408.
Reincke (E. B.) 7748.
Reinert (P. J.) 81562.
Reinhart (Con.) 6196.
Reinthal & Newman. 510, 7746, 10697,
15394, 28027, 26409, 31563.
Reiser (Karl) 26067.
Reismeier (Policeman) 28580.
Reith (Police Capt. John T.) 20394.
Reith (W.) 2067.
Reliable poultry jour. pub. co.
31580.
Relief of Lucknow. 25518.
Rembrandt (Hermanzoon yan Rijn)
23927, 29122.
Remington arms union metallic car-
tridge co. 10708, 31581.
Remo (V. H. de) See De Remo.
Reni (G.) 11955.
Reproduction eco. 511, 10709, 17724.
Republic club of the citv of N. Y. 5384.
Republic film co. 25699.
533.
von)
15393.
7741.
22650.
T7749,
Republic metalware co.
Republic rubber co. 7750.
Republic national committee, sub-com-
mittee of. 6126.
Republican natl. convention. 13919.
Rescue, care and education of blind
babies. 83986.
Rescued by wireless.
Resurrection, 25679.
Return of Lady Linda. 34259.
Reunited by the sea. 257138.
Reutter art pub. co. T7751.
Revell (Alexand H.) 6126.
Revenge is sweet. 25518.
Reyburn (Mrs. William S.) 18940.
Reyes (P. V.) 15412, 23036, 31582.
Reygate squires. 34259.
Reymond-Thompson (H.) 26390.
17327.
Reynnells (Buel) 7961.
Reynolds (A. L.) 7966.
Reynolds (Sir J.) 238927.
Reynolds (W. D.) 381585.
Rhind (Massey) 26412.
Rhoda Rayal’s trained horses. 10030.
648
INDEX
nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Rhodes (J. 0.) 31586.
Rhodes (Major Thomas L.) 12651,
28228.
Rieard (H. M.) 967.
Rice (C. S.) 31587.
mice (R. B.) . 23037.
Rieh (G. W.) 15413.
Richards (A. B.) medicine co. T969.
Richards (EH. E.)
Richards (J. F.) 15414.
Richardson (A. V.) 230388.
Richardson (Prof. Charles F.) 6225.
Richardson (F. H.) 7970, 31588.
Richadson (Frank) 15684.
Richardson (G. W.) 23089.
Richardson illus. co. 238040.
Richardson studio. 238041.
Richmond (EH. 8.) 7971.
Richter (A. L.) 10716.
10712, 26413.
Richter (EF. A.) & co. 31590.
Richter (Mabel G.) 7978.
Richter grain co. 7973.
Ricks studio. 31591.
Riddie (Miss Emily R.) 32750.
Riddle (Winema Toby) 29854.
Ridge crafts. 15415.
Ridgeway co. 15485.
Ridsdale bros. 31592.
Rieder (Marcel) 27170.
Rief (C. PP.) 31593.
Riesen (A. V.) 1017T.
Right clue. 10030.
Rights of youth. 173880.
Rigot (Max) 15486, 28047.
Rike-Kumler co. 15489.
Riley (—) 511.
Riley (A. C. D.) 31595.
Riley (C. W.) advertising system. 31596.
Riley (F.) 10709.
Riley (F. T.) 974.
Riley (James Whitcomb)
18622, 19446.
Ringer (C. C.)
Ringsmuth (lL. J.) 7975.
Rio (Frank del) 10717.
Biordan (Daniel J.) M. -C. fr.) Nu YX.
12651.
Riordan (Archibishop Patrick Wm.)
19200.
Rip Van Winkle. 25704.
Rippel (G. L.) T976.
Rita (Saint) 198.
Ritch-Hugher co. T7977.
Ritchie (Alexander) 5835.
Rittelmeyer (G. M.) T7978.
Ritter (Caspar) 17558.
Ritzberger (A.) 17558.
Rivero (Miss Amparo) 18940.
Rivero (Senor Ledo Antonio Martin)
See Martin-Rivero (Senor Lcdo A.)
Rivers (—) 20882.
Bixford (lL. P.) (979.
Robbins (C. M.) co. 10718, 17728.
Robbins (J. F.) 28049.
Robbins & Myers co. T7980.
2838, 4277,
23048.
Roberson (F. R.) 31597.
Roberts (EH. D.) 15446.
Roberts (Sir Frederick Sleigh Rob-
10645, 26390.
23051, 31652.
erts, earl of)
Roberts (H. V.)
Roberts (William P.) 25857, 26356.
Robertson (Archibald) 10442, 27409.
Robertson (L.) 26862, 26416.
Robertson (L. H.) 25795.
Robin Hood. 25704.
Robinson (Mrs.) 29122,
Robinson (A. G.) 7981.
Robinson (C. M.) ine. 23064, 28580,
31664.
Robinson (Edward) 2148.
Robinson (H. C.) 381665.
Robinson (J. H.) 7984, 15448, 23067.
Robinson (Miss Lota)
Robyn (A. P.) 238072.
Rochester photo press.
230738, 31666.
Rochlitz (J. W.) 15457.
Rochrig (Oscar) 15462.
Rock (J. F.) 381668.
Rockefeller institute for medical re-
search. 384255.
Rockport tribune. 7991.
Roddenberg (Seaborn Anderson) M. C.
fr. Ga. 12651, 28228.
Rodeheaver (Homer A.)
Rodney (Lady) 18119.
Rodock (J. M.) 18095.
Rodriguez (Desidero) 25998.
Roed (O. A.) 7992.
Roeller (H. F.) 238079.
Roesch (Louis) 31669. t
Rotig (G. F.) 27170.
Rogan (Judge HE. H.)
Rogers (H. N.) 28081.
Rogers (Palmer) 23082.
Rogers, Brown & co. 25703.
Rohn (Otto) 26418.
Roman oil portrait co. 7995.
Romance of a heart. 3838898.
Romance of an old maid. 10030.
Romance of the cliff dwellers. 9759.
Romance of the ice fields. 17106.
Romanelli (Carlo) 10719.
Romin (A.) 10177.
Romney (G.) 18577.
Rondel (H.) 27170.
Rondel (V. E.) 15468.
Roney (W. H.) 7998.
Ronin (A.) 10177.
Rookwood pottery co. 31670.
Roosevelt (Miss Ethel) 22580.
Roosevelt (Theodore) Ex.-Pres. U.S. A.
163, 1148, 10265, 10326, 10354, 10518,
10528, 10733, 10774, 10808, 11167,
12545, 12826, 12909, 18252, 15276,
15860, 15873, 17541, 17548, 17653,
17690, 17808, 18448, 19328, 20927,
20993, 21358, 28002, 23072, 23501,
26690, 26856, 28102, 28503, 28580.
* 29458, 31471.
1794, 20394.
7985, 15449,
5540.
9522.
649
74324—13——_14
INDEX
pt..1v, nS) yw
—
Roosevelt (Mrs. Theodore) jr.
Roosevelt family. 12909.
Root (Elihu) U. S. Sen. from N. Y.
12909, 18940, 20394.
Root (R. M.) 31677.
Root of evil. 9720.
Ropes (A. D.) 8005.
Rorpluvio (J. J.) 10721, 15464, 17781.
Rosaas (O. T.) 15465.
Rosch (A. G.) 31678.
Rosch (N. P. L.) 15467.
Rose (J. A.) 23098.
Rose (Jack) 20894, 28580.
Rose carnival. 25718.
Rose of California. 10030.
Roseland (Harry) 25894.
Roselli (Rex de) 15684.
Rosemary (Lady) 203894.
Rosenau & Loeb. 8006, 10725.
Rosenbaum (Morris) 17803.
Rosenberg (Louis) 203894, 28580.
Rosenberg (Mrs. Louis) 28580.
Rosenberg (S. A.) 8007.
Rosenkrantz (Baroness Marcus)
Rosenstiel (Felix) 15468.
Rosewater (Victor) 28228.
Ross (Betsy) 10330, 15057, 22314.
Ross (Chas.) & son co. 8008, 23094.
Ross (James 8.) 18401.
Ross (W. H.) 238109.
Ross (W. M.) 238110, 31679.
Ross & Gee. 8020, 23111.
Rosseau (P. L.) 536, 17733.
Rost (EH. C.) 17650.
Rostrand (Maurice) 16214.
Roth (L. L.) jr. 15474.
Rothermel (John H.) M. C. fr. Pa.
28228.
Rouhieh. 20678.
Rouse (Arthur B.) M.C. fr. Ky. 28228.
Rousseau (T.) 238927.
Roveda (Pedro) 8021.
Rowdy and his new pal. 17106.
Rowe (A. O.) 15475, 31680.
Rowe (W. A.) 381684.
Rowell (F. A.) 28118.
Rowell (John W.) chief judge of Vt.
Supreme ct. 18610.
Rowland (R. A.) 8022.
Roxbury photo co. 23115, 31685.
Royal blue world cruiser. 8025.
Royal studio. 31687.
Royal tailors. 587, 8026, 15485, 17735,
23122, 31698.
Royston (W. A.) 8029.
Ruben (Franz) 26067.
Rubens (P. P.) 2148, 28502.
Rucker (Dr. William C.) 18708.
Ruckstuhl (F. W.) 10724.
Rudder pub. co. 31695.
Rude (A. D.) & son. 15487, 31696.
Riimanien (Kronprinzessin Maria Y.)
16599.
Rueter & co.
Ruffo (Titta)
554.
29680.
12909.
8453.
Ruge (H. A.)
Rugen (John)
Rugg (F. A.) 8030.
Rugh (William) 27675.
Ruins of Zooartnodz & Anni
Ruith (Horace van) 17558.
Rulison (F. M.) 8088.
Rumley products co. 31698.
Rumsey (Mrs. Charles Cary)
28580.
Rungius (Carl) 555, 10725, 26422.
Running away of Doris. 33986.
Runyon (Robt.) 8035, 15493, 31700,
23129.
Russell (C. M.)
Russell (M. E.) 8038, 15495.
Russo (J. B.) 15500.
Rust craft shop. 8039, 15501, 23133.
Ruth. Bible character. 7751.
Ruth (H. D.) 31702.
Ruther (Bertha) 17763.
Ruysdael. 23927.
Ruzicka (Rudolph) 8127.
Ryan (B. E.) 31714.
Ryan (E.) 10697.
Ryan (J. E.) 8128.
Ryan (Joe) 83852.
Ryan (Rev. Thomas F.) 20200.
Ryan & Duffee. 8129.
Ryan jewelry co. 238202.
Ryanogue farms. 15548.
Ryder (G. W.) 8131.
Ryder (L. B.) 23208.
Ryder studio. 23205.
Rydholm (H.G.) 31716.
Ryle (Mrs.) 1794.
Ryno (William) 338324.
Rypsam (F. W.) 23206.
S & O engraving co.
31718.
Sackett (William P.)
Sackett & Wilhelms co.
STG:
Sadler (Samuel) 557.
Sagramoso (Alfonso) 31720.
Sah-pe-ka-he, Indian. 4178.
Sailor’s heart. 33980. ,
St. Augustine art & historical soe.
15560.
Saint Castin
d’Abaddie de)
St. Clair (Goldie) 83852.
St. Denis (Ruth) 31971.
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus) 10726.
St. George & the dragon. 10109.
St. John (E. H.) 381721.
St. Johns, Newfoundland, & its sur-
roundings. 9759.
St. Leon (Ida) 5417.
St. Louis & San Francisco railway co.
23207.
St. Louis embossing sign & ptg. Co.
8183.
Salazar (Gen.) 8216.
Salerno (Vincent) jr.
15491.
23125.
34247.
11730,
17492, 17753, 25795.
15544, 31717,
13664.
8132, 15546,
(Baron Jean Vincent
1999.
17803.
650
INDEX
Nos. 14, Jan.—Dee., 1912
Sally Ann’s strategy. 338986.
Salsbury (Janet) 388324.
Salt Lake City and its surroundings.
33986.
Salts textile mfg. co.
Salvi (G. B.) . 11955.
Salvini (Tomasso) 22655.
Sampson (E. J.) 8184.
Samson. Bible character.
Samuel (Prophet) T7751.
Samuel (Aaron) 31726.
Sanborn (A. N.) 31728.
Sanborn (IF. E.) 232382.
Sandah! (Gustaf) 3817380.
Sander (Philip) 8135.
Sanders (Newell) U. S. Sen. fr.
18940, 28228.
Sandison (J. W.) 232383.
Sandlin (G. W.) 8186.
Sands of Dee. 25495.
San Faustino (Princess di)
Sanford (W. M.)
San Francisco life ins. co.
San Mateo leader. 238240.
Santschi (Frank) 15684.
23208.
7751.
1268.
558, 10728.
8137.
Sarah Bernhardt in Queen Elizabeth.
25661.
Sargent (Prof. Charles 8.) 27744.
Sargent (John) 10645.
Sargent (John Singer), N. A. 11955.
18940.
Sargent (Lieut. Comdr.
Sargent-Betts pub. co.
Sarjeant co. 81388.
Sartam (Cy A.) 317381.
Sarti (P.) Lucchesi-(G.) 588.
Sassoferrato or G. B. Saivi. 11955.
Satterlee (Mrs. Herbert) 28580.
Saudt (Earl) 20800.
Sauer (Emil) 18814.
Saul, king of Hebrews. 7751.
Saul (John) 15565.
Saunders (A. H.) 28241.
Saur (C. BR.) 15567.
Saving the game. 33986.
Savoy film exchange. 34258.
Sawvel (W. H.) 10733.
Sawyer (A. A.) 81389.
1 BO
15562.
Sawyer (Quincy Adams) and Mason’s
Corner folks. 34254.
Scalea (M. G.) 31732.
Seanlan (Rev. M. J.) 382807.
Seantlin (EK. W.) 8142.
Scenes in Delhi, India.
Scenic Yellowstone Park.
Schaefer (EH. A.) 8148.
Schaefer (F. W.) 10734.
Schaefer (Herman) 16520.
Schaefer (J. H.) 15569.
Schaefer (P. F.) 31734.
Schaffer (Mrs. J. M.) 15570.
Schawang (Peter) 31786.
Scheible (Albert) 8144.
Scheid (Adam) 15851.
Schenewitz (J.) 49.
Schepps (Sam) 20394, 28580.
17106.
17327.
Tenn.
Scherer (FE. R.) 8145, 15572, 31737.
Schermerhorn (James) 7280.
Schermerhorn (P. C.) 28242.
Schervee art shop. 15575.
Schevill (W. V.) 26428.
Schick (Rudolf) & co. 10735, 28244.
Schiff (vrs. Mortimer) 28580.
Schill (Ludwig) 28248.
Schlesinger (Sam) 26424.
Schlesinger bros. 8150, 15577,
31738.
Schlomka (Alfred) 27179.
Schloss (Jacob) 8192, 31849.
Schloss bros. & co. 23348.
Schlueter (F. J.) 381853.
Schlusselblum (Max) 8197.
Schmelz (C. J.) 15613.
Schmelzer (H. J.) 17764.
Schmid (Stephen) 15614.
Schmidt (A. Jager) 26856.
Schmidt (H. R.) & co. 8198, 31854.
Schmidt (Otto) 26425.
Schmidt (S.) & co. 584.
Schmidt bros. 8200.
Schmidtz-Horning co. 23358.
Schinitzberger (J.) 26067, 1755S.
Schmuck (Chas.) 15615.
Schnegg (G.) 27170.
Schneider (IF. A.) 381855.
Schneider (G. W.) 28359.
Schnitzer (Gerbriider) 15618.
Sechnitzmeyer & Desch. 381957.
Schobel (Robert) 28580.
Schoedsack (G. F.) 8201.
Schoenfeld (Emil) 8202.
Schoenhardt (Henri) 17765.
Schoenhofen (P.) brewing co.
26426.
Schoerry (Henry) 15619.
Scholz (H. U.). 81959.
Scholz (Leopold) 10591.
Schonewolf (H. W.) 15620.
School teacher and the waif.
Schopf (H. 8S.) 31964.
Schreiber (Anthony)
Schreiber (Louis)
31965.
Schreyvogel
26494.
Schreyvogel (Louise W.)
Schroeter (C. R.) 31966.
Schueter (FE. J.) 283861.
Schuffler (C. J.) 23362, 31967.
Schultz (W. J.) 31968.
Schultz ptg. works. 15630. 31969.
Schulz (A. G.) co. 8208.
Schulz (Siegfried) 31971.
23249,
107490,
25495.
17766.
15621, 23360,
(Charles) 585, 15622,
585, 15622
Schuman (Robert Alexander) 11055.
Schumann-Heink (Madame) 6102.
Schuster co. 381976.
Schutti (J. B.) 8204.
Schuyler (Remington) 558, 17767.
Schwaab (Mr.) 13401.
Schwabe (E. J.) novelty co. 8210.
Schwahn (M. R. A.) 26428.
651
INDEX
pt. Iv, n. S.,.Va0
Schwar (Wilhelm) 17558, 26067.
Schwarzolt (M. M.) 26429.
Schwartz’s (Samuel) sons & co.
Schweig (Morris) 233864.
Schweig art nouveau studio. 31977.
Schweizer (J. O.) 595, 8211, 10747.
Schwenke (A. G.) 28368, 31979.
Schwin (E. H.) 17768.
Sciarrino (P. & 8. C.) 8215.
Scott (F. E.) 17769.
Seott (G.) 27170.
Scott (Georges) 17648.
Scott (Helen J.) 31587.
Scott (Louis) 15125.
Scott (Sir Walter) 12875.
Scott & Roof. 17769.
Scott & Van Altena. 15681.
Scott photo co. 8216, 233870.
Scranton life ins. co. 8249, 31980.
Scribner & Hunt. 31981.
Scribner’s (Chas.) sons.
26482.
Scudder (Janet)
Sealy (George) 238376.
Seamans (D. J.) 8250, 15681, 31982.
Seamans (Mrs. Woodbury) 18792.
Sears (H. W.) 17774.
Sears (R. W.) 8251, 28377.
Seaton (C. H.) 381986.
Seavy (HE. H.) 23878.
Secor (H. W.) 31987.
Section foreman. 17327.
Sedgwick (Mrs. Theodore) 18300.
Seele (Don) 283880.
Seeth (G. H.) 15682.
Seidel (Hmil) 15906.
Seidenberg (S. M.) 19239.
Seider (Barney) 28580.
Seiter (H. W.) 31988.
Selby (EH. O.) 31989.
Selig polyscope co. 8255, 15684, 17414,
233838, 31990.
Seligman (Sol) 8821.
Seligman & Braun. 17775.
Sells (Sam R.) M. C. fr. Tenn. 28228.
Sells-Floto circus. 83822, 32148.
Selms (O. C. de) See De Selms.
Selmyhr (C.) 105389.
Seltzer (Olaf C.) 17492.
Semple (W. K.) 32144.
593.
10748, 17770,
10749.
Sena bros. 28497.
Senardens-Graney (Baron V.) 12909.
Senators of 62nd Congress. See U. S.
Senators.
Send (G. B.) 8324.
Senger (Ludwig von)
Service specialty co.
Severance (O. A.) 8825.
Severance & Flack. 82167.
Seward (G. A.) 32175.
Seymour (Alice) 8326, 32176.
Shadows on the blind. 17106.
17533.
32166.
Shadrack, Bible character. 7751.
Shafer (W. 8S.) 15798.
Shakespeare (William) 10595.
Shamiah (Habib) 23498.
Shamus O’Brien. 10030.
Shane & co. 15794.
Shanghaied. 34251.
Shank (Samuel) 1148.
Shank (Mrs. Samuel)
Shanks (J. M.) 8827.
Shannon (James G.) 11955.
Shannon (R. J.) 15800.
Shanton (Col.) & secretary.
Shapiro (William) 28580.
Shapleigh (Miss Margaret) 32750.
Shappanagous (Chief) 25883.
Sharp (A. G.) 8329.
Sharp-Horn-Bull, Indian.
Sharples sep. co. 17776.
Shattuck (G. B.) 8330, 15818.
Shaw (A. L.) 32178.
Shaw (C. G.) 8847.
Shaw (J. HH.) 23850%
Shaw (J: HH.) eo. “23502;
Shaw (John) 5127.
Shaw stocking co. 8348.
Shaw univ. 8349.
Shay (Rep. Sebatus) Indian. 14993.
She is a pippin. 339380.
Shean (Chas. M.) 598, 15828.
Shearer investment co. 23504.
Sheba (Queen of) T7751.
Sheehan (W. F. J.) 8850.
Sheelor (F. W.) 238508.
Sheldon (George R.). 26690, 28580.
Shepherd (W. T. L.) 32179.
Sheppard (Warren) 10656.
Sheridan (Mrs.) 3107.
Sherlock Holmes (Adventures of)
34259.
Sherlock studios.
Sherman (EH. F.) 382180.
Sherman (F. M.) 8351, 32276.
Sherman (James Schooleraft) Vice
Pres. U. S. A. 8145, 18940, 19532,
23502.
Sherman (L. D.) 158380.
Sherrick (Allyn) 32278.
Sherrin (D.) 107538, 17777.
1148.
29852.
19451.
10751.
Shield (W.) & co. 26442.
Shimitz (Joseph) 8852.
Shipman (Mrs.) 1794.
Shipwrecked in icebergs. 33984.
Shirley (Jessie) 18157.
Shockey (P. C.) 8866, 15840, 23510,
32283.
Shot that failed.
Shotridges (The)
Shriners’ parade. 17448.
Shunk (G. H.) 8867.
Shuster (Mrs. Morgan)
Shylock. 84234.
Sibbel (Joseph) studio.
Sibley (Geo.) jr. 23516.
Sicilian heroine. 338898.
Sickles (Major Gen. Daniel Edgar)
651. ;
Sickles (Stanton) 26690.
25718.
15843.
18940.
10361, 17778
602
INDEX
Nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Siebrecht (Henry A.)
Siegfried. 33898.
Sievers (Mrs. von) 17475.
Sigman (Leon) 15847.
Sigmund (Joseph) 32291.
Sileher (Friederich) 10747.
Sit. (Hw H.).. 10754.
Sill stove works. 32292.
Sillence (C. J.) 8368.
Silver & Friedman. 8370.
Silver blaze. 34259.
Silverman (Dr. Joseph) 32740.
Silverwood (FE. B.) 15848.
Simeon, Bible character. 14892.
Simla, India. 33986.
Simmons (EHveline) 83871.
Simmons (W. D.) 2999.
Simon. Bible character. 17778.
Simon (S. H.) 23517.
Simon le Cyrénéen. 7237.
Simon of Cyrene. 10826.
Simon & Murane. 15851.
Simonds (W. A.) 8872.
Simonnet (Lucien) 602.
Simpsen (A. L.) 15852, 23518.
Simpson (Ff. M.) 17792.
Simpson (H. H.) 82298.
Simpson (J. T.) 82294.
Simpson (James) 15854.
Simpson (Marion) 103810.
Simpson (O. M.) 17798.
Sims (Thetus W.) M. C. fr. Tenn.
28228.
Sims (W. D.) 8373.
Sinclair (Mrs. Upton)
Sindelar (T. A.) 382297.
Single applause. 17365.
Sinnott (HE. N.) 8374.
Siphon credit system co.
Siren of impulse. 9720.
pirret (1: T:) . 10755.
Sisera, Bible character.
Sisley (Alfred) 25862.
Sisson (G. L.) 15856.
Sister’s love. 9720.
Sister’s ordeal. 34234.
Sjoberg (A. L.) 8875, 15857.
Skalicky (Fred.) 8376.
Skeoch (R. I.) 15858.
Sketch with the thumb-print. 25518.
Skinner (Otis) 2880.
Skinner (W. T.) 15859, 23519.
Skirven (Miss Margaret) 18792.
Skolas (Julia) 382298.
Slack (W. F.) 15860.
Slade’s art shop. 32301.
-Slaman (M. J.) 32316.
Slamon (P. F.) 323817.
Slaughter (Miss) 15082.
Slayden (James L.) M. C. fr.
28228.
Slemp (Mrs. C. Bascom) 1609.
Sleven (L. 8S.) 15861, 23521.
Slinn (J. B.) 28522.
Slocom (G. I.) 23528.
13664.
26856.
15855.
7751.
Tex.
Slocom’s book & art store. 83879, 15863,
23526. :
Small (B. W.) 17794.
Small (F.) 25795.
Smalley (John) 21217.
Smart lady detective. 342384.
Smedley (W. L.) 23527.
Smeed (Benjamin) 15866.
Smelser-Seebold studio. 15867, 3238238.
Smidt (Augusta) 10757, 23528.
Smiley (A. F.) 238582.
Smillie (Geo. F.) 10728.
Smith (A. H.) 32824.
Smith (A. L.) 15870.
Smith (Rev. Alex. Mackey)
Smith (Art.) 2038388, 27390.
Smith (B. A.) 23541.
Smith (C. M.) 402.
Smith (C. W.) 8880.
Smith (Miss Callie Hoke) 1609.
Smith (Charles B.) M. C. fr. N. Y.
12651.
Smith (De C.) 8881.
Smith (H. A. G.) 15872.
Smith (EK. G.) 15878.
Smith (EH. M.) 32325.
Smith (Edgar Fahs) 10218.
Smith (Hmma L.) 608, 23542.
Smith (F. H.) 23048.
Smith (F. U.) 82326.
Smith (Frank) 33324.
Smith (G. W.) 382827.
Smith (Gean) 23548, 26448.
Smith (Col. George B.) 18940.
Smith (H. F.) 10761, 26444.
Smith (H. G.) 3888, 23545.
Smith (Hoke) U. S. Sen. fr. Ga.
18940, 28228.
Smith (Hyram)
Smith (J. F.)
Smith (J. M. C.)
12651.
Smith (J. R.)
Smith (John)
Smith (Joseph) 17507.
Smith (L. A.) 8382.
Smith (Mrs. Lucien)
Smith (Miss Lucy Hoke)
Smith (M. 8.) 238546.
Smith (M. W.) 88838, 15902.
Smith (Miss Madeline) 29608.
Smith (Marcus us.) U.S. Sen. fr. Ariz.
18940.
Smith (Noel) 49.
Smith (O.) 382328.
Smith (R. R.) 238547, 32380.
Smith (Rhoda) 17528.
Smith (S. P.) 8890.
Smith (Sidney) 83884.
Smith (Sir U. Llewelyn) 11167.
Smith (W. F.) 11450.
Smith (W. L.) 28548.
Smith & Price. 83892.
Smith, Gray & co. 8396, 159038.
Smoot (J/iss Anna Kay) 18940.
26856.
17507.
15874.
M. C. fr. Mich.
27409.
indian. 27361.
18940.
11609, 18940.
653
INDEX
pt. tv, mise
snaich ‘(Re EF.) 3233",
Snell (H. B.) 828382.
Sneyd (Miss) 20718.
Snow (C. F.) 15905.
Snow (John) Indian. 14998.
Snow ball and his pal. 25694.
Snyder (C. G.) 23549.
So near yet so far. 3838930.
SocietA anonina Ambrosio. 17440.
Societa libraria Italiana. 323384.
Société francaise des films et cinéma-
tographes. 17445, 25704, 34259.
Sockalexis (Louis) Indian. 14998.
Sodom (King of) T7651.
Soeller (Anton) 23551, 32335*.
Soice & Davidson. 323836.
Sol Duc hot springs co. 23552.
Solaris (A. da) 2148.
Soldiers’ duty. 25518.
Soldier’s honor. 17448.
Soler (Jas.) 15906.
Solomon, king of Israel. 7751.
Solomon (R. B.) 32887.
Solomon (S.) 8397.
Solomon & Lehman. 88398.
Some rare specimens and a few old
friends. 33986.
Soper (J. J.) 28601.
Sopwith (Tom) 8664, 15859.
Sothern (Mrs. E. H.) 16520, 17477.
Souder (J. V.) 32341.
Souhami (Clement)
South Carolina, U. S. S. crew.
Southern card co. 2386038.
Southern cotton oil co. 604, 10762.
Southern mfg. co. 10763, 32342.
Southern mills corp. 15907
Southern Pacific co. 32348.
Southwick (L. A.) 272.
Southworth (G. E.) 15908.
Souvenir novelty co. 23611.
Souvenir pub. co. 382344.
Spalding (A. G.) & bros.
Spanish cavalier. 17106.
Spanish dilemma. 9720.
Spayth (G. W.) 15909.
Speaight (Frank) 8421.
Speaker (Tris) 20394, 28580.
Speckled band. 34259.
Speed demon. 25495.
Spellman (D. D.) 15910.
Spencer (Lady) 26986.
Spencer (F. A.) 15921, 28620.
Spencer, Mead co. 238621.
Sphinx; or, Love under the red terror.
25704.
Spiegel (M. J.)
Spielvogel (Emil)
32371.
Spilman (J. B.) 15929.
Spirella co. 32372.
Spirit awakened. 17065.
Spitzley (W. L.) 23624.
Splaine (Rt. Rev. Mgr. M. J.)
Spofford (KE. W.) 17796.
399, 23602.
28357.
8420, 32365.
15917.
8422, 15928, 23622,
32907.
6!
Spofford & Hughes.
Spokane ad club.
Spooner (Alex) 23628
Sporleder (Cl.) 26067.
Spotswood (F. D.) 23629, 32374.
Sprague (R. K.) 8426.
Spratt’s patent, ltd. 8427.
Spring log driving. 25518.
Springer (E. R.) 32876.
Squanto, Indian. 18739.
Squires (C. FE.) 32877.
Squnk City fire co. 17327.
Staats (J. G.) 84389.
Stabler (Walter) 13664.
Stacey (B. B.) art co. 32378.
15932.
23627.
Stack (Hdmund J.) > May@ eee
12651.
Stadden (J. H.) 8440, 15933.
Stadler photographing co. 15984,
23645, 32385.
Staff of age. 17327.
Stage (Seeley) 23648.
Stagg (R. M.) 82409.
Stahl (Manager Jake) 20394.
Stair (L. E.) 32410.
Stallknecht (F.) corp.
Stampede. 338897.
Stanvile (KE. F., due de Choisent)
See Choisent Stamyville (KE. F., duc
de)
Standard mfg. co. 15950.
Standard mercantile co. 23649.
Standard pub. co. 8445, 15951, 23662,
32414.
Standiford (EH. C.) 32415.
Stanford (Rear Admr. H. R.) 18940.
Stanley (Augustus O.) M. C. fr. Ky.
1609.
32412.
Stanley (C. C.) 8451.
Stanley (Jason) 27136.
Stanley (W. B.) 32425.
Stanley, Roger’s co. 15958.
Stanley’s orchestra. 16128.
Stant (EK. B.) 23866a.
Star co. 15954.
Starbucks (The)
Starr (T. B.) ine. 60s;
Statler (Ellsworth) 7490.
Stavenhagen (W. H.) co.
Stearns (F. B.) co. 10765.
Stearns (IF. K.) 32426.
Stebbins (N. L.) 15955, 28666.
Stecher lithographic co. 238679, 32427.
Stedman (Myrtle) 15684.
Steele (Ff. M.) 84852.
Steelink (W.) 27505.
Steen (Jan) 238927.
33907.
10764.
Steenwyck (H.) the younger. 11955.
Steffen (Henry) 23805, 32535.
Steffens (M. J.) 28806.
Steh (J.) 325386.
Steichen (EH. J.) 27505.
Stein (F. J.) 8458, 23808, 32537.
Stein (Max) 238809.
Steinberg tailoring co. 8454.
4
INDEX
Nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Steinhardt (A.) & bro. 8455, 10766.
Steinhauser (Wilh.) 10735.
Steliman (L. J.) 15981.
Stellmann (E. K.) 15983.
Stemler (Hugh) 83852.
Stengel & co. 15984.
Stephens (John H.)
1609.
Stephens co. 26445.
Stephens-Wetzel co. S457.
Stereo-travel co. 325389.
Stern (Ernst) 260138.
Stern (F. A.) 1848, 15986.
Stern (S. S.) 15988.
Stern papa. 38389380.
Stetson (Augusta EH.) 824.
Stetson shoe co. 10767.
Stevens (A. L.) 23812.
Stevens (C. C.) 15989, 82698.
Stevens (H. B.) 15990.
Stevens (Horace) 8458.
Stevens (Mrs. R.) 11780.
Stevens (Sidney) 8459.
Stevenson (A. M.) 26690.
Stevenson (F. G.) 193824, 27670.
Steward (Anna M.) 33405.
Stewart (Alexander A.) 13792.
Stewart (C. M.) 15996.
Stewart (J. P.) 23814.
Stewart (Joseph) Second asst. post-
master gen. 28228.
Stewart bros. 8460.
Stewart iron works co.
Stewart pub. co. 32699.
sick (Hy jr. 25894
Stick (Frank) 49, 558, 10539. 25795.
Stiefbold & co. 609.
Stierle (M. M.) 15997.
Stiles (C. L.) 382702.
Stiles (C. S.) 8463.
Stilles (Benjamin) 16004.
Stillman (Mrs. James A.) 11780.
Stimson (Henry Lewis) Sec. of War.
8145, 12651, 26690, 28580.
Stimson (Mrs. Henry Lewis)
28580.
Stine (R. H.) 8464, 32724.
Stinson (R. E.) 8466.
Stipp (G. H.) 16005.
Stirton (J. W.) 8467, 16006.
Stockman farmer pub. co. 26446.
Stoddard (H. L.) 16008, 32726.
Stoelston (G. G.) 28815.
Stoermer (Wm.) 23817.
Stokes (Surg. Gen. Charles F.) 12651.
Stokes (F. A.) co. 610, 8468, 16015.
Stokes (F. W.) 10769.
Stokes (W. E. D.) 26856.
Stokesbury (E. T.) 8478.
Stokowski (Leopold) 7440, 28147.
Stolen nickel. 9759.
Stolen papers. 384259.
Stone (A. W.) 32727.
Stone (E. H.) 32728.
Stone (E. W.) 23829, 32730.
MG.
S461.
26690,
$474, 16027.
32781.
26856.
Stone (F. M.)
Stone (M. L.)
Stone (Warren 8.)
Stone & Webster eng. corp. 8479.
Stone bros. 16028.
Stone bros.’ drug store. 32782.
Stone, Van Dresser co. 32788.
Stoneham (C. A.) & co. 8480.
Storck (F.) 28830.
Storey (Hdith “ Billie”) 8998.
Stork system of savings supply co.
16033.
Stormont (George T.) 12651.
Storz brewing co. 8481.
Stout (W. F.) 238888.
Stowell (M. L.) 2388384.
Strabino (—) 15125.
Strachan (Grace C.) 507, 18384.
Strafer (Harriet) 8482.
Strahan (R. 8.) 16034.
Strang (John) 26447.
Stranger (L) 16040, 32739.
Stranger and the taxicab. 33986.
Stranger at Coyote. 33907.
Strasburg (Fred) 26448.
Straus (Ida) 10811.
Straus (Isidor) 10811.
Straus (Oscar 8.) 381156.
Strauss (EK. BE.) & co. 8485.
Strauss (F. V.) & co. 8486,
23835, 32740.
Strauss (J. €.)
32750.
Strauss
32772.
Strauss (Malcolm) 238841.
Strauss mfg. co. 8506.
Strauss-Owen co. 8507, 16069.
Street (M. F.) 107738.
Street beautiful. 33986.
Streeter (Gen. Frank S.) member of
Internatl. joint committee. 12651.
Streich (W. F.) 8513, 32882.
Streitt (Franz) 10782.
Strength and cunning. 342384.
String of pearls. 9720.
Stringer (J. T.) 8515.
Strobridge litho. co. 8516, 16070, 23862,
328384.
Strotamaier (Edward)
Stroud (W. J.) 10116.
Struck (Hermann) 17702.
Strunz (W. F.) 26057.
Stuart (Gilbert) 27505.
Stuart (Gordon) 16101.
Stuart (W. F.) 238914.
Stuart-Wade (C. H.) 32846.
Stubbs (Walter R.) Gov.
12909, 28228.
Sturdevant (E. K.)
Sturdivant (G. C.)
Stutz (Caroline)
Styron (B. B.)
16041,
8497, 16051, 235840,
(M. A.) 616, 8500, 16052,
11016.
of Kan.
8575.
23915.
32847.
26449.
655
INDEX
pt. Iv, B.S, vet
ea EE EE eee
Suarez, M. (Senor Don Eduardo) Min-
ister fr. Chile. 12651.
Submarine signal co. 32848.
Sufea (Frank) 8574.
Suffragette in spite of himself. 33986.
Suityourself advertising campaign.
32853.
Sullivan (Jack) 20894.
Sully (A.) 8575.
Sulzer (William) M. ©. fr. N. Y.
21221, 26690, 28228, 28580.
Sun pub. co. 32857.
Sunbeam (The) 9720.
Sunday (Rev. William A.) 4919,
5540.
Sunday (Mrs. William A.) 4919, 5540.
Sunday afternoon in rural England.
3838986.
Sunset gun. 17106.
Superior color press.
Suratt (R.) 23916.
Sutherland (Duke of)
Sutton ¢GC. TI.) 23917.
Sutton (George) 2716.
Suture of blood vessels.
Svensen (C. C.) 8578.
Svirsky (Mile) 10805.
Swadley (W. W.) 382858.
Swain (W. N.) 17447.
Swaine (Scorim) 38895.
Swan (C. E.) 17702.
Swanson (Claude A.) U. S. Sen. fr.
Va. 28228.
Swanton (F. W.) 23918.
Swarr (W. W.) 10774.
Sweeney (Inspector Dennis J.)
Sweet (H. M.) 16108.
Sweet bros. 8579.
Sweeting (T. Henry) 16104.
Swenning (R. T.) 26450.
Swift & co. 617.
Swift specific co.
Swingle (F. A.) 8580.
Swink (Mrs. G. W.) 7316.
Switzer (L. B.) 238919.
Sykes (M. H.) 16105.
Sylva (Marguerita) 153382.
Sylvester (EH. A.) 16106.
Symonds (S. W.) 621, 10776, 26459.
Symons (G.) 27505.
Syndicate pub. co. 28921, 32859.
Szaba (Countess) 203894.
Szankowski (B. von) 17558.
Tabazni, Indian. 4183.
Taber Prang art co.
32862.
Tables turned. 10080.
Tackett. J.» 5B). S583,
Tacoma engraving co.
Part Os yo. 2898,
Taft (Charles Phelps)
Taft (Charlie) 18940.
Taft CHB.) i82R68.
Taft (Miss Helen) 26690, 28580.
Taft (Lorado) 126651.
16102.
26856.
34255.
28580.
10775.
8581, 16108,
16127.
23927, 28228.
Taft (William Howard) Pres. U. S.
A. 1609, 2148, 2716, 3838, 5857, 7359, -
10265, 10529, 11214, 12838, 12483,
12909, 15058, 15855, 15572, 17653,
17808, 18940, 19996, 20394, 20896,
20993, 22608*, 22906, 23502, 23975,
26690, 28580, 29090, 29458, 31156.
32297.
Taft (Mrs. William Howard)
Taft family. 12909.
Taggart (Joseph) M.
12651.
Tahy (Joannes de) 10122.
Tai Quong co. 23963.
Tainter (Mrs. C. Davies) & children.
2138.
Tait An *E:) 4. 10fe2
Takagé (B. S. N.) 8584.
Talbot (Mrs. Harold R.) & children.
5942.
Talbot children. 5942.
Tale of the wilderness. 9720.
Talmadge (C. M.) 32869.
Talmadge (Norna) 38405.
Tamburini (Arnoldo) jr. 10781.
Tammany boarder. 34259.
Tammen (H. H.) 238964.
Tanenbaum (Moses) 10782, 17797.
Tangen (Hd.) 23967.
Tankville constable. 100380.
Tannery (W. S.) 8585.
Tanqueray, Gordon & co. ltd. 10796.
Tarbell (H. C.) 2148.
Target practice of the Atlantic fleet.
17106.
Tariff board. 18940.
Tay-Mac co. 28968.
Taylor (C. D.) 28970, 32870.
Taylor (C. EF.) 16128, ;
Taylor (Dorothy) 18940.
Taylor (F. H.) 16129.
Taylor (Ff. P.) 382871.
Taylor (Harold) 8587.
Taylor (Helen K.) 8588.
Taylor (J. C.) 16180.
Taylor (Miss Jane) 32750.
Taylor (Mike) 382878.
Taylor (UT. LT.) »S28t¢
Taylor (W. L.) 2067, 19152.
Taylor (W. S.) 26468.
Taylor, Platt & co. 8590, 32875.
Tea industry. 10030.
Tears of blood. 384259.
Tebbs (R. E.) 238974.
Technique of transfusion. 384255.
Tempest (The) 84259.
Temporary truce. 17065.
Tempted but true. 10030.
Ten days with a fleet of U. S. battle
26856.
C."' fea isan
ships. 17106.
Tenacious solicitor. 17106.
Tenbrook (Harry) 38824.
Tener (John K.) Goy. of Pa. 15355.
Tenerowicz (F. W.) 650.
2148.
Teniers (D.) the younger.
656
Nos. 14, Jan.—Dee., 1912
Ten-karat hero. 3838930.
Teresa (St.) 25948.
Terkelson & Henry, inc.
Merry’ (J. C:.)". 32890.
Terry (W. EF.) 238975.
Terwilliger (J. HE.) 32891.
Tesreau (Jeff) 28580.
Tessari (V.) 25894.
Testi (P.) 17680.
Teter (S. F.) 16181.
Tetrazzini (Luisa) 8652.
Teubner (B. G.) 8653, 161382.
Tewksbury (H. P.) 16135.
Texas (U.S. S.), her sponsor & maids
of honor. 12909.
Teyte (Maggie) 6123, 26856.
Thaulow (F.) 19152.
Thaw (Mrs. Alice Copley) 12909.
Thaw (Jlrs. Evelyn Nesbit) 12909.
Thaw (Harry Kendall) 12909.
Thaw (Mrs. Mary C.) 12909.
Theatre managers’ banquet. 1833.
Theft of the secret code. 384288.
Their first kidnapping case. 17065.
Their hero. 17106.
Their hero son. 3838907.
Their idols. 3389380.
Theisen (Joe.) 8668.
Theobald (W. A.) 8664.
Theresa (Saint) 17514.
Thibault (W. J.) 382892.
Thief’s wife. 33907.
Third Thanksgiving. 383986.
Thirst for gold. 17827.
Thirty days at hard labor. 9759.
This is Holmes corporation. 23976.
Thomas (Saint) 7287.
Thomas (C. M.) 8668.
Thomas (Camp) 238977.
Thomas (KE. A.) real estate & invest-
ment co. 161386.
Thomas (G. L.) 16139.
Thomas (J. L.) 82894.
Thomas (Marion) 16140.
Thomas (P. D.) 8669.
Thomas (P. K. M.)_ 651.
Thomas Aquinas (St.) church min-
strel group. 11214.
Thompson (C.) 18703.
Thompson (Carmi Alderman) Asst.
Sec. of Interior. 28228.
Thompson (Capt. Chas.) 20782.
Thompson (HE. H.) 8680.
Thompson (F. C.) 382895.
Thompson (F. E. 8.) 16148.
8652.
Thompson (H. Reymond-) See Rey-
i mond-Thompson.
_ Thompson (J. E.) 8692, 16144.
Thompson (Juliet) 382898.
| Thompson (Col. Robert M.) 18940.
_ Thompson (W. C.) 16145, 23978.
jm Thompson (William T.) solicitor for
12651.
32899.
Treasury dept.
} Thomson photo co.
| Thorn (C.)
Thomson & Thomson. 16149, 23980,
32907.
16176.
Thorn (Max) 16177.
Thorne (H. J.) 16178.
Thorne (Wm.) 652.
Thornton (Arthur) 32992.
Thornton (G. H.) 24006.
Thorpe (James) Indian.
Thorpe (R. C.) 24007.
Thorsen, Gray & Smith. 24008.
Thorson (Thomas) 12651.
Those Hicksville boys. 17065.
Thrasher (Leslie) 10589, 25894.
Three friends. 383930.
Thrilling rescue by Uncle Mun. 338986.
Through dumb luck. 383980.
Through the flames. 100380.
Through trials to victory. 10089.
Thunder Cloud. 24010.
Thwaites (J. HE.) 16180.
20227.
Thyng (J. W.) 86983.
Tibbets (HE. R.) 17798.
Tiffany studio. 658, 10802.
Tiflis (Univ. of) laying of the corner-
stone. 384247.
Tillinghast (Mrs. T. N.) 16962.
Tillman (Benjamin R.) U.S. Sen. fr.
S.C. 7351, 26690.
Tim. 33986.
Timby (Theodore Ruggles) 8694.
Timby memorial trust. 8694.
Timely repentance. 10030.
Tingley (Katherine) 98696,
24012, 32993.
Tipton (W. R.)
Tissot picture soc.
Title cure. 383986.
Titman (L. G.) 16195.
Titus (A. O.) 16197.
To save her brother.
Tobeas & his wife.
ards
Tobin (Janet) 32996.
Tobin (Jeanette) 8705.
Togo (Admiral) 12651.
Togo (Nasatake 8.) 18792.
Tokala, Indian. 15570.
Toledo casket co. 24018.
Tolman (F. 8.) 16201, 24019.
Tom Butler’s mysterious adventure.
17445.
Tomboy Bessie. 17065.
Tomlinson (J. G.) 32997.
Tommy’s geog. lesson. 9759.
To-na-philipi, Indian. 4178.
Tondrean (E. R.) 10803.
Toniolo (A.) 8709.
Tonis (F. A.) 382998.
Tony’s oath of vengeance. 9759.
Toothache (The) 25693, 34250.
Torka’s studio. 8712, 24021, 32999.
Tormey (J. L.) 33009.
Torrey (Geo. B.) 668, 2148.
Tosca (La) 384259.
16185,
8703.
32995.
9759.
Bible characters.
657
INDEX
DL. IVR Scere
Totville eye. 838986.
Tourists (The) 25495.
Toussaint (Fernand) 17799.
Tower (A. J.) co. 16202, 24031, 33010.
Towner (Horace M.) M. C. fr. Ia.
12651.
Townsend (C. A.) 8717, 162038, 24032.
Townsend (C. F.) 8735.
Townsend (C. F.) & co. 8736.
Townsend (J. R.) 24052.
Townsend (W. H.) 24053.
Tracked by wireless. 34292.
Trade periodical co. 24054.
Tradesmen’s pub. co. 16213.
Tragedy of a dress suit. 25495.
Traidos (Prince) 18940.
Traitor’s gate. 25718.
Trans-Atlantic news service co.
16214.
Transformation of Mike. 9720.
Traver (C. Warde) 10804, 25894,
26054.
Traver (James) 16215.
Travers (Richard) 24064.
Travis (C. W.) 33324.
Travis (Stuart) 49.
Treadwell (D. G.) 26465.
Treasure Island. 17106.
Treloar (C. E.) 8746.
Tremaine (W.) 29.
Triangle (The) 383986.
Tribune co. 8747, 16216, 24065, 33011.
Tribune job ptg. co. 38024.
Tridon (André) 24089.
Trimpey (E. B.) 8755, 16243, 24093,
8737,
33025.
Trinity (The) 10071.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
ine. 24108.
Tripp (S. B.) 24105, 33030.
Tropical photo co. 16247, 330386.
Troth (Henry) 383087.
Troubetzkoy (Paul) 10805.
Trowbridge (Helen F.) 382.
Trowitzsch & sohn. 8765, 16248, 24115,
Troy (J. P.) 388045.
Troy pub. co. 24128.
Troyan (C.) 28927.
True till death.
Trufant (N. S.) 24124.
Trying to fool uncle. 25495.
Tryon (D. W.) 2148, 10782.
Tuck (F. B.) 16250.
Tuck (Raphael) & sons co., ltd. 16251.
Tucker (B. A.) 24129, 33049.
Tucker (F. H.) 8772, 16258.
Tucker (Guy) 12909.
Tucker (Mrs. Ruby) 12909.
Tucker (William J.) 6225.
Tuckerman (S.) 19152.
Tulane football teams. 28357.
Tum-wala, Indian. 4178.
Tupley (Rose E.) 33405.
Tuppers studio. 16259.
Turkey Leg (Chief) 18898.
17368, 34205.
24135.
33050.
(Robert) M. ©. fr. Va.
Turnbrill (R. A.)
Turnbull (R. M.)
Turnbull
1265).
Turner (C. H.) 388051.
Turner (C. Y.) 26466.
Turner (Florence) 338405.
Turner (J. M. -W.), .2a927.
Turner & Wate. 24136.
Turner studio’s co. 8774.
Turpin (—) 18158.
Tabt. CIs Cr). Siete
Tuttle (R. C.) 383052,
Tuttle (William EE.) M. CA teh
28228. .
Twain (Mark)
Twelve apostles.
Twelvetrees (C.) 8775, 10697, 26467.
Twelvetrees (C. H.) 26482.
Twining (E.) Come unto me.
Two convicts. 179380.
Two daughters. 33930.
Two flats. 9759.
Two knights in a barroom. 17106.
Tyler (i. G.), : 10808
Tyler (J. L.) iLO782.
Tyler (W D.) 16261, 24140.
Tyson (Dr. James) 4f.
Tythe (Jane Fraser) 23927.
Ullman mfg. co. 8782, 16262, 24141,
33053.
Ulrich (Jacob)
Unmholtz (B. M.) 10808.
Uncle Hiram’s list. 9759.
Uncle Mun and the minister.
Under burning skies. 9720.
Under false colors. 25518.
Underhill (Edwin 8.) M. C. fr. N. Y.
28228.
Underhill (Irving) 88138, 16288, 24145,
610, 25894.
33054.
Underwood (Clarence F.)
Underwood (Oscar W.) M. C. fr. Ala.
1609, 12909, 18940, 22580.
Underwood (Mrs. Oscar) 28228.
Underwood & Underwood. 8833, 16299,
24162, 33101.
Union bank note co. 38253.
Union news co. 33254.
Unique novelty co. 8860.
U. GC. V’s, big dinner, Memphis, Tex.
30845.
United drug co. 33259.
United lithograph & ptg. co. 16409.
United news papers ltd. 16410.
United shirt & collar co. 24621.
United singers of Philadelphia, ine.
164380.
U. S. artillery maneuvers. 173827.
U. §S. Atlantic fleet (Banquet to)
27698.
U. S. calendar co. 8862.
U. S. cavalry horses. 10030.
U. S. Commerce court. 18940.
U.S. fashion & sample book co.
See Clemens (8. L.)
24140.
26390.
26494.
25518.
24625.
INDEX
Nos. 14, Jan.—Dee., 1912
U.S. life saving service, Captain of the
11th district. 8467, 16006.
U. S. litho co. 8881, 164381, 24650,
33260.
U. S. playing card co. 16492.
U. S. poster co. 16506, 24769.
U. S. rubber reclaiming works. 24772.
U. S. school of music. 247738.
U. S. Senators, composite. 15435.
U. S. Senators of 62nd Congress.
1186, 20298.
U. S., states’ flower map co. 16507.
U. S. Supreme ct. group. 18940.
U. S. volunteer life saving corps, N. Y.
city. 9759.
United Syrian soc. Dinner given
Prince Mehmid Ali Pasha of Egypt.
193858.
Universal film mfg. co.
33324.
Universal flag co., ine. 17800.
Unlucky horseshoe. 34210.
Unseen enemy. 3398380.
Unsullied shield. 3838986.
Unusual sacrifice. 17106.
Unwritten law; or, The oath of Ste-
17448, 25718,
phen Huller. 34288.
Up against it. 17327.
Updike (M. B.)
Urack (Otto) -
Urban (George) jr.
Usurer’s grip. 33986.
Utah, U.S. S. officers & crew.
Diack GG.) Sa7s.
Uzziah, king of Judea.
Vacuum oil co. 26496.
Vader (KE. K.) 24774.
Vagabond (The) 25699.
Vagarschabad; pond
34247. .
Vail (Miss Julia) 18940.
Valckert (W. von) 2148.
Valdey (Senor Ramoén M.) Minister
8975.
28522.
33969.
12876.
TI5L.
and forest.
of Panama. 28228.
Valentine (H. L.) 24776.
Valentine & co. 16509.
Valle (Miss Isabelle) 29600.
Vallon (Harry) 20394.
Vampire dancer. 17380.
Van Alen (Wm.) 24777, 33398.
Van Anderson (L.) 10809.
Van Brekelenkam (O.) See Brekelen-
kam (QO. van)
Van Buren (Miss Helen)
Van Buskirk (R. N.) 8978.
Van Dalsen (H. E.) 16510.
19104.
Vanderbilt (rs. Alfred G.) 28580.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Cornelius) 12909.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Oliver) jr. & maid
of honor. 5942.
Vanderbilt (Reginald) 28580.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. Reginald) 28580.
Vanderbilt (Mrs. William K.) jr.
28580. ‘
Vanderbilt hotel. 33402.
23927.
(Peter )
Van Der Neer.
Van der Werff
(P. van der)
Van Deventer & son.
Van Dijck (A.)
See Werft
8979, 33394.
See Dijck.
Van Dorston (A. W.) 16511.
Van Duzer (J. C.) 38895.
Van Dyke (A.) 28927.
Van Dyke gravure co. 16512.
Vankirk (Lettie) 16514.
Van Nostrand (A. G.)» 10810.
Van Oeyan (L.) 8980, 16520, 24779,
39399.
Van Orman (BE. G.) 8981.
Van Ostade (A.) 28927.
Van Patten (Leon) 16524.
Van Pelt (Chas. H.) 669.
Van Ruith (Horace) See Ruith.
Van Sicklen (KE. T.) 33401.
Van GP ayl CAcrE sy) tGb25.
Van Vreeland (P.) 26362.
Varilla (Mrs. Buman) 28580.
Varner (Miss M. E.) 8986.
Vass (Blackie) 83852.
Vassar college, photos.
16962.
Vassari (H.) 26845.
Vassilief (Madame) 18940.
Vaughan (M. BE.) 24780.
Vaughan & Fraser. 8987, 16526.
Vedder (Elihu) 670.
Vedrines (Monsieur
28580.
Vengeance. 10089.
Vengeance of Egypt.
Vengeance that failed.
Venizelos (W.) 28580.
Venus co. 16527.
Verboeckhoven (EHugene)
Verdi (Giuseppi) 8215.
Vergilius. 2148, 17669.
Verkin .(M. EH.) 16528.
Vermeer co. 16541.
Vermont Supreme ct. 11506.
Vernon (Buffalo) 8852.
Vernon (C. D.) 33408.
Veronica (Saint) 285, 17778.
Verrazzano (Giovanni da)
Very much engaged. 17106.
Vessey (Robert 8S.) Goy.
13919.
Via veritatis.
Viafora (Oreste) 35404.
Vick (Walter W.) 18766.
Victorious battle for the conquest of
Mergheb, Africa. 84258.
Vierra (Joseph C.) 6196.
Views in Calcutta, India. 17106.
Views of Los Angeles. 17327.
Vignati (Louis) 10811, 16542,
Vimedia co. 16547.
Vincent (Bishop John Heyl)
Vine (EK. J. de) See De Vine.
Winton (E.. 'P.y 4 2148.
Virgin Mary. See Madonna.
15818-15827,
Jules) 20998,
34207.
oa90T.
10782.
24145.
Of SS aoe
24781,
26499.
23380.
6959
INDEX
Dislv; WS oon
Virginia, U. S. S. erew. 33462.
Visanska (Morton) 8992.
Visceral organism. 34255.
Visiting nurse assn. of Cleveland.
10816.
Vitagraph co. of America.
Vitascope co. 34288.
Vitascope co. of America. 34290.
Vito (M. de) See Russo (J. B.)
Vittorio Emanuele III, king of Italy.
15500.
Vobach (W.) & co.
Voe art co. 9011.
Vogan (FF. M.) 17801.
Vogan (FE. W.) 24786.
Voice from the deep. 9720.
Volek (Mrs. Morris R.) 1794.
Voliva (Wilbur Glenn) 21266.
Volkmer (Hans) 17558.
Volland (P. F.) & co. 16555, 33434.
Von Beust (A.) 26500.
33405.
9007, 16553, 24784.
Von Bodenhausen (C.) See Boden-
hausen.
Von Defregger (Franz) See Defreg-
ger.
Von Glehn (W. G.) See Glehn.
Von Husenett (A.) 26504.
Von Kalekreuth (Leo) See Kale-
kreutn.
Von Kowalski (Prof.)
Von Muller (Lieut.) See Muller.
Vonnegut (HE. G.) 33446.
Von Rehling-Owistgaard (J. W.)
Rehling-Owistgaard.
See Kowalski.
See
Von Senger (Ludwig) See Senger
(L. v.)
Von Sievers (/rs.) See Sievers
(Mrs. v.)
Von Unschuld-Lazard (Marie) 34291.
Von ; Valckert.. CW.) See Valckert
CW..v2)
9759.
10817, 26505.
Von Weber's last waltz.
Vose (R. C. & N. M.)
Voss (.0.Cs Ta.) 16587.
Vreeland (Admiral Charles E.)
12651.
Wa-be-na-gue-wes (Chief)
olds 27361,
Wade (C. H. Stuart-)
Wade.
Wadsworth (J. W.) jr. 29585.
Wagenfohr (O. L.) 16588.
Wager (The) 34259.
Waggener (James) 16593.
Wagner (H. G.) 26518.
Wagner (Richard)
19328.
Wagner electric mfg. co.
1268,
128 years
See Stuart-
11055, 16599,
16600, 33447.
Wainright (C.) 10589.
Walcott (H. M.) 26514.
Waldo (Rhinelander) police commis-
sioner of N. Y. 20394.
Waldrop photographie co.
Waldyere (Lady) 1872.
Walk (J. A.) 16608.
9015.
_ Walton (W. G.)
Walk (Ryan)
Walker (A. V.)
Walker (Joseph) 33450.
Walker (Lillian) 33405.
Walker (Dr. Mary) 1609.
Walker (Nat) 671.
Wall (David V.) 33324.
33448,
24787, 33449.
Wallace (A. E.) 12909.
Wallace (R. S.) 24790.
Wallace (T. F.) 16604.
Wallace (W. H.)
Waller (H.) 28580.
Wallis (A. L.) 9035.
Wallscourt (Lady) 11480.
Walmer (John) 16607.
Walpole (Maria) 238927.
Walsh (Al) 82997.
Walter’ (EF. A.) 33451.
Walters (G. H.) 16609, 33451*.
Waltke (Wm.) & co. 672.
33452.
Wambaugh (R. C.* 9036.
Wanamaker (Rodman) 16612, 33453.
Wanamevit ‘Mrs.) & papoose. 28386.
Wander (I. G.) 9087.
War on the mosquito. 383986.
War on the plains. 10080.
Ward (A. T. Orde) 17702.
Ward (Clara D.) 10819.
Ward (Frederick) 90388, 166138, 24795,
83454.
Ward (G. H.) post 10, G. A. R.
Warfield (David) 15157.
Wark (Mrs. Philip) 29600.
Warner (A. C.) 883456.
Warner’s feature film co.
Warren (KE. R.) 24895.
Warren (Joseph) 25894.
Warren featherbone co. 33457.
Warwick (Countess of) 11609, 26856.
Washington (Mrs.) 1794. —
Washington (Booker Taliaferro) 5233.
Washington (George) Pres. U. 8S. A.
336, 400, 675, 8575, 103811, 103380,
10421, 10539, 17529, 18888, 26551,
27832, 29041, 33797.
Washington (Martha)
10421, 20718.
Washington (City of) 25518.
Washington, Pa., 1st M. E. church.
12189.
Washington hdatrs. assn. 338457.
Washington society women. 12909.
Wasielewski (A. F.) 388458.
Wasson (M. C.) 16628, 38459.
24791.
24894.
25740.
3000, 10350,
Waterman. 24900, 33462.
Waterman (C. &.) 16624, 24908,
33464.
Waterman (O. W.) 9048, 16630, 35465,
Waters (R. J.) 16684, 24924.
Waters (R. J.) & co. 90538, 16634.
Waters (V. S.) 16646.
Watkins (W. M.) 24987.
Watrous (H. W.) 673, 10820.
Watson (Mrs. C. A.) 24989.
660
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INDEX
Nos. 14, Jan.—Dec., 1912
Watson (C. BE.) 26515. Werner & Windolph & Van Alen
Watson (Mrs. Clarence W.) 18940. Own: Sooat.
Watson (Dawson) 388466. Wescott (Lou) 18428.
Watson (J. S.) 24941. Wessler (Hugo) 16804.
Watson (James) 26690. West (Benjamin) 2148, 19289.
Watson (James EF.) 13919. West (I. R.) 17802.
Watson (R. A.) 9054. West (Marjorie) 20394.
Waugh (F. J.) 10822, 19239, 27505.
Wausau, Wis., baseball team. 14950.
Wawatam (Chief) 5190.
Way (C. W.) co. 9057.
Way (Le Roy) 24942.
Way (Wm.) 16648.
Way & son. 24943.
Way & son studio. 24944.
Wayland (Mrs.) & child. 23927.
Wayne (Gen. Anthony) 25894.
Wayne knitting mills. 26516.
Waystoff (Mrs. Samuel) 21221.
Weaver (S. R.) 33467.
Webb (Edith) 9058, 33468.
Webb (Harold) 26262.
Webb (diss Louise) 20394.
Webb (M. M.) 24946.
Webb (Mr. & Mrs. Vanderbilt)
Webber (Bridgy) 20394, 28580.
Webber (irs. Bridgy) 20894.
Weber (A. E.) 16649.
Weber (Joseph M.) 2716.
Weber (Ulrich) 16182.
Webster (C. B.) & co. 24947.
Webster (FF. W.) 9062.
Webster (H. T.) 9068.
Webster (J. W.) 16650.
Webster (M. L.) 388472.
Weczerzick (Franz) 26067.
Weddell (Mrs.) & children. 18119.
Wedemeyer (Mrs. William W.) 18708.
Weed (Frank) 31990.
Wehr (C. H.) 9065.
Weihermiller (Emil)
Weil (Celeste) 382750.
Weir (J. Alden) 13945.
Weisman (W. H.) 383473.
Weismueller (H.) 25795.
Weissenbruch (H. J.) 10520.
Weister co. 9070.
Welch (George)
Weldon (C. D.) 26517.
Welles (F. J.) 9072, 24948.
Wellesley college. 10823.
Welling (Commissioner
203894.
Wells (E. M.) 9075.
Welsh (Al.) 18708.
Welsh (EH. D.) 388479.
Wendell (H. &.) 33480.
Werff (Peter van der) 2148.
Werlinsky (J. B.) 9076.
Werner (A. L.) 16652.
Werner (W.) 9077, 16653, 24949,
33482.
Werner (W. E.) 25109.
Werner & Sommer co. 9227, 16803.
Werner & Windolph. 9228.
20394.
16651.
39475.
Richard)
West (Oswald) Gov. of Or. 1841.
West coast art co. 9229, 25110.
West Sacramento co. 338628.
Westermann (IL. A.) ce. 9238, 168386,
25115, 33629.
Western cartridge co. 26518.
Western coco cola bottling co.
Western express co. 93860.
Western horseman co. 9861.
Western Prince Charming.
Westervelt (J. V.) 388729.
Westhall studio. 9365.
Westlake (F. B.) 28184.
Westminster kennel club
17106.
Weston (F. F.) 12651.
Weyle (E.) 16878.
Whaling in the far north.
What a woman will do.
What Katie did. 33986.
What the doctor ordered. 25495.
What the unknown conceals. 38898.
Wheeler (C. H.) mfg. co. 25228.
Wheeler (Horace) 105381.
Wheeler (J. D.) 16874.
Wheeler (M. N.) 26519.
Wheelock (Warren) 675.
Whelan (M. P.) 26520.
When Joey was on time. 83986.
When kings were the law. 17065.
When passion blinds honesty. 10089.
When she was about 16. 25518.
When the fire-bells rang. 17065.
Where paths meet. 100380.
Whipple (Leyland) 9867, 16876.
674.
17106.
show.
dog
Da985.
25715.
Whistler’ (J. As’ M.) 2148, 11955,
27505.
Whitaker (E. C.) 27202.
Whitaker (H. Van Dyke & C. M.)
26521.
Whitcomb (B. J.) 25229.
White (A. W.) 98372.
White (C. E.) 25238.
White (Claud Grahame-)
hame-White.
White (Hdward D.)
White (Glen) 33324.
White (J. H.) 16880.
White (L. L.) 16881, 337380.
White (Pearl) 33824.
White (R. BE.) 93875, 16883.
White (Mrs. Richard Drace)
White (T. H.) 9880.
White (Comdr. W. W.)
White (William Allen)
White (Wm. EF.) 17808.
White (Wm. H.) 676.
White & Wyckoff. 16886.
See Gra-
1289.
18940.
18940.
29770.
661
INDEX
White aeroplane co. 16887.
White Feather (Chief) 19330.
White Mountain (Mr.) Indian.
White Savior. 25713.
White Spoon (Chief & wife). 4178.
White treachery. 33907.
Whitehead & Hoag co. 25234.
Whitehouse (Alice) 1794.
Whiteman (Christie) 9381.
Whiteman (W. H.) 9384.
Whiting (C. T.) 10697. —
Whiting (E. E.) 9390.
Whitlock (Brand) 28348.
Whitman (Dist. Attorney Charles S.)
28580.
12743.
9395.
Whitman (Wim.) Co.
Whitman-Crocker wedding, bridal
party. 19514.
Whitman studio. 33737.
Whitmire (Mrs. Theodore) 16893.
Whitney (A. E.) 252385.
Whitney (Miss Barbara)
Whitney (E. L.) 16894.
Whitney (Jack) 28580.
Whitney (M. O.) 16895.
Whitney (Mrs. Payne)
Whitroy (Henry) 25894.
Whittemore (W. J.) 10824.
Whittier (Anson Dudley) 677, 26055.
Whittier (L. G.) 33750.
Whittier carpenter sales Co.
Who got the reward. 9720.
Who wears them. 10030.
Wickliffe (Mrs. Robert C.)
Wideman (Charles) 12106.
Widener (Mrs. Joseph) 1794.
Widow’s claim. 25713.
Widow’s second marriage.
Wiederkehr (Policeman)
Wieland (H. B.) 16182.
Wiffen & Waltman. 33754.
Wigston (N. 8S.) 25239.
Wilcox (F. EH.) 679.
Wilcox (H. F.) 16896.
Wilcox (Theodore B.) 11064.
Wilcox & Willson. 9396.
Wild (Max) 25240.
Wilde (W. A.) co. 9899, 16897.
Wilkinson (HB. L.) 338761.
Willard (F. G.) 16918.
Willard (L. A.) 33762.
Willet (William & Annie Lee)
10826, 17806.
Willet stained glass & dec. Co.
9409, 10826, 17806, 26522.
William Jewell college,
senior class. 21347.
Williams (A. I.) 25241.
Williams (Arthur) 13664.
Williams (C. D.) 49, 95749, 25795.
26525.
Williams (C. L.)
Williams (C. W.)
Williams (Charles)
Williams (Chas. A.)
28580.
12909, 28580.
677.
1609.
25518.
28580.
680,
680,
faculty «
9410, 25242.
& co. 33765.
15382, 23011.
16919.
Williams (Chas. Allyn)~ 16928.
Williams (E. G.) 383767.
Williams (E. K.) 16924.
Williams (F. B.) 19239.
Williams (H. BH.) 17811.
Williams (H. M.) 38768.
Williams (Jno.) inc. 10828.
Williams (John Sharp) U. 8S. Sen. fr.
Miss. 22580, 28228.
Williams (Kathlyn) 15684.
Williams (Nellie) 27771.
Williams (R. E.) jr. 33769.
Williams (Mrs. R. BH.) 18919.
Williams (V. 0.) 25251.
Williams (V. T.) 9419.
Williams. (W. C.) 16925.
Williamson (J. M. M.) 688.
Williamson (Jacob) 16926.
Williamson, Haffner co. 33770.
Willie becomes an artist. 25495.
Willis (Alice) 684.
Willis (Mrs. Frank B.) 1609.
Wills (Henry T.) 32740.
Wilmington board of trade. 25252:
Wilmington, Del., business school stu-
dents. 31687.
Wilson (Miss) 8216.
Wilson (C. T.). 49.
Wilson (Eleanor Randolph) 19206,
28228, 28580, 29600.
Wilson (F. A.) 16931.
Wilson (Frank E.) M. C. fr. N. i
28228.
Wilson (H. G.) 398771.
Wilson (Howell) 25894.
Wilson (J. A.) 25254.
Wilson (J. O.) 25267.
Wilson (James) Sec. of Agriculture.
8145.
Wilson (Jessie Woodrow) 18852.
19206, 28228, 28580, 29600.
Wilson (L. E.) 16982.
Wilson (M. Dorothy) 26280.
Wilson (Miss Margaret Woodrow )
18852, 19206, 21221, 29600.
Wilson (Woodrow) Gov. of mas ody
1286, 12909, 17541, 17549, 17653,
17667, 17690, 17808, 18645, 18852.
19352, 19918, 20394, 20705, 20805.
20896, 20948, 22580, 22774, 22999,
26297, 26690, 26975, 27267, 27691,
28580, 29458, 31156, 31471, 31540.
Wilson (Mrs. Woodrow) 18852,
19206, 22580, 27698, 28228, 29600,
31156.
Wilson (Woodrow) & family. 19157,
22580, 27267.
Wilson-Lewis.
Winchester repeating arins CO.
Windmuller (Louis) 32740.
Wineman (M.) 33772.
Wing (R. E.) 16935.
Winking parson. 33986.
Winnetha ball players.
Winnie’s dance. 17106.
See Lewis-Wilson.
10829.
19330.
662
Nos. 1-4, Jan.—Dec.., 1912
Winning miss. 10071.
Winsch (John) 685, 10830,
26527.
Winscher (C. G.) 16938, 33792.
Winslow (F. H. H.) 16941.
Winter (J.) jr. 383794.
Winter & Pond co. 9420, 16942,
Winter logging in Maine. 17106.
Winter visit to Central Park,
York City. 17106.
Winters (Bert) 283852.
Wirt (A. P.) 26551, 33797.
Wirth (May) 11879.
Wischmeyer (Philip) 25270.
Wisconsin mausoleum» construction co.
9425.
Wisconsin (Univ.
squad. 5822.
Wise (Rabbi Isaac M.)
Wiss (J.) sons co. 9426.
Wisting (Oscar) 16410.
Wiswall (H. B.) 25272.
With a kodak. 9720.
With the enemy’s help.
Witwoski (H.) 49.
Witzel (J. J.) 383798.
Wobring (Franz) 593, 26067.
Wocher (Max) & son co. 16943.
Woehler (H. L.) 9481, 16945, 25278,
33799.
Wohlbriick (T. C.) 16957.
Wohlenberg (W. J.) 9502.
Wolf (Henry) 25310.
Wolf (Max) 16961.
Wolf (Natalie) 10957, 18075.
Wolf & co. 987, 10958, 18076, 25311,
26552.
Wolfe (C. E.) 25316.
Wolfe (J. J.) 338783.
Wolff (C.) 10177.
Wolff (Louis) & co. ltd. 9503, 25317,
33874.
Wolff (Marjorie) 23364.
Wolgast (Ad) 5197, 20882.
Wolkenboer (Theodore) 993.
Wolven (EK. L.) 9506, 16962, 33879.
Women’s democratic club. (Reception
& breakfast given to Mrs Woodrow
Wilson.) 27698.
Women’s Titanic memorial.
Won by a fish. 17065.
Wong Sun Yue Clemens (Mr. & Mrs.)
See Clemens (Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun
Yue. )
Wood (C. C.)
Wood (George)
Wood (H. D.) 17011.
Wood (Joe) 20394, 28580.
Wood (Maj. Gen. Leonard)
Wood (W. F.) 17012.
Wood (W. M.) 20394.
Wood photo co. 17018.
Woodbury (C. H.) 2148.
Woodbury & co. 9508, 17017.
Wooden Indian. 25518.
17812,
Do195.
New
of) basket ball
26448.
25495.
11014.
17005.
17006.
21821.
ES —'
Woodfield (Frank) 17023, 25819.
Woodford cornet band. 30839.
Woodin (L.) 25828.
Woods (Murry) 9509.
Woodson (Urey) 12909.
Woodward (Nellie A.) 994.
Woodward & Tiernan ptg. co.
33880.
Woolard (S. F.)
Woolf's. 9521.
Woollett (A. P.) 11015,
Woolpert (R. M.) 25882.
Woolworth (F. W.) 32740.
Wootten & Moulton. 338882.
Wootten-Hunter photo co.
Worden (J. E.) 17081.
Worden (W. E.) 25338.
Workman’s lesson. 25518.
Worlds best film co. 10119, 34295.
Worth (Vrs. Ellis) 11167.
Worth of a man. 10030.
Wortheimer (S.) 2148.
Wortley (A. L.) 25847.
Would-be heir. 33907.
Would be Shriner. 25495.
Wranitzky (A. I.) 9522, 25349.
Wreck of the Aurora. 10119.
Wright (C. B.) 11016, 17476.
Wright (EH. D.) 33884.
Wright (F. E.) 17082.
Wright (Shields) 338885.
Wright (W. G.) 26574.
Wright, Hazels & Bradford. 253850.
Wrong weight. 25718.
Wuerzinger (H. G.) 33886.
Wun Lungs strategy. 33907.
Wurbel (Franz) 10177.
Wyer (H. 8.) 3838887.
Wyeth (N. C.) 558, 26432.
Wylli (Joseph) 25351.
Wyman (Richard) & co., Itd.
Wynn (Edgar) 15684.
Yale varsity squad. 27270.
Yano (S.) 33889.
Yardley (R. O.) 49, 25852.
Yardley (Ralph) 10697.
Yarn of the Nancy Bell.
Ye rose studio. 17058.
Yeager (Orsen) 7490.
Yellow Horse (Chief)
Vo Hanmi) 2710:
Yoakum (Miss Bessie) 27725.
Yosemite natl. park and the big trees
of Cal. 33986.
Yough (John de) See De Yough.
Young (C. W.) 9524.
Young (Clara Kimball)
Young (H. M.) 995.
Young (J/rs. Eaton)
Young (Mrs. George W.)
Young (R. J.) 17058.
Young & Carl. 17060, 25357.
W. Ma. ©) Av 9825, 25860:
Y. M. C. A. (Navy) Brooklyn. 33888.
Younghans (BE. J.) 9526.
9510,
9520.
do881.
1A OU
9759.
Indian. 4173.
8993.
25018.
6012.
663
INDEX
Clemens (Mr.
Zachariah (king of Israel)
Zahn (O. F.)
Zakrzewski (Theodore)
Zarokilli (N. P.)
Zdzublowski (Anton)
Zeim (Felix)
Zenola (Miss)
Zenola, the girl with diamond teeth.
Zentner (J. J.) 25862, 33890.
Dt.. XV, ia eee vd
Yue (Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun)
Zephaniah, Bible character. 7751. ¢
Zeppelin (Graf Ferd. von) 17582.
Ziem (F.) 23927.
Zigomar vs. Le Rouquin. 17104.
Zimmerman (C. H.) co. 9530, 25363.
Zimmerman (Jane) 11019, 18095.
Zimri (king of Israel) 7751.
Zooardnodz and Anni (Ruins of)
~ 84247.
Zschacbitz (Richard) 26054.
Zuver studio. 25491.
Zwillinger (C. M.) 388898.
94th regiment veterans. 83825.
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