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"Who's who in De Molay" ... Kansas City, Mo., The Grand council of the order of the De Molay		1935
Who's who in Delaware: a biographical dictionary of Delaware's leading men and women		1932	Seth Harmon
Who's who in dentistry: biographical sketches of prominent dentists in the United States and Canada		1916	Samuel Greif
Who's who in Detroit, 1935-36 [ ]: a biographical dictionary of representative men and women of metropolitan Detroit; with a complete vocational index		1935
Who's who in education: a biographical directory of the teaching profession		1927	George E. Bowman, Nellie C. Ryan
Who's who in engineering		1922
Who's who in Evansville		1932	Clyde Lee. Reece
Who's who in finance, banking and insurance: a biographical dictionary of contemporaries		1911	John W. Leonard
Who's who in Illinois, women-makers of history		1927	Agness Geneva Gilman, Gertrude Marcelle Gilman
Who's who in journalism, a biographical directory and reference book of the journalistic profession		1925	Mihran Nicholas Ask, Sinai Gershanek
Who's who in jurisprudence: a biographical dictionary of contemporary lawyers and jurists 1925-		1925	John W. Leonard
Who's who in Latin America		1935	Percy Alvin Martin, Manoel Cardozo
Who's who in law		1937	J. C. Schwarz
Who's who in library service		1933
Who's who in Lincoln: biographical sketches of men and women of achievement		1928	Sara Mullin Baldwin
Who's who in Los Angeles		1926
Who's who in Louisville: biographical sketches of Louisville men and women of achievement, 1926-		1926
Who's who in major league base ball		1933
Who's who in Methodism		1952	Elmer Talmage Clark
Who's who in motion pictures		1915	Henri Armand De Masi
Who's who in music and dramatic art in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St. Paul		1925	Arthur E. Wascher, Thomas Clayton Ingham
Who's who in music education		1925	Edwin N. C. (Edwin Ninyon Chaloner) Barnes
Who's who in music in California. Los Angeles, Calif., "The Pacific coast musician", 1920.		1920
Who's who in New England ; a biographical dictionary of leading living men and women of the states of Maine, New" Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Ehode Island and Connecticut, ed		1915	Albert Nelson Marquis
Who's who in New Jersey: Cumberland County ed		1923	Harry James Souder
Who's who in New York (city and state)		1911	William Frederick Mohr, Lewis Randolph Hamersly, Herman Warren Knox
Who's who in Northwest art: a biographical directory of persons in the Pacific Northwest working in the media of painting, sculpture, graphic arts, illustration, design, and the handicrafts		1941	Marion B. (Marion Brymner) Appleton
Who's who in Ohio: those who have achieved prominence in their respective lines of endeavor		1930	Jerome V. Sanner
Who's who in Oregon		1929
Who's who in our American government, 19		1935
Who's who in Oz		1954	Jack. Snow, Frank Kramer, Dirk. Grenghuis
Who's who in Philadelphia: a collection of thirty biographical sketches of Philadelphia colored people ... together with cuts and information of some of their leading institutions and organizations		1912	Charles Fred, E. E. Wright, Charles Frederick White
Who's who in Pittsburgh		1930	Jules Charles Spiegel
Who's who in printing in the United States and Canada		1933	David Gustafson
Who's who in professional portraiture in America		1927
Who's who in public administration research in Virginia.		1940
Who's who in Queens		1936	Ira Henry Freeman, Beatrice Oppenheim
Who's who in radio		1926
Who's who in railroading in North America.		1946
Who's who in real estate and allied interests		1923
Who's who in S.A.E: A biographical dictionary of notable living members of the fraternity		1912	William C. (William Collin) Levere
Who's who in Saint Joseph: biographical sketches of men and women of achievement		1929	Sara Mullin Baldwin
Who's who in San Diego		1936
Who's who in South Dakota		1913	O. W. (Oscar William) Coursey
Who's who in South Dakota, volume 5. Twenty-nine biographies		1925	O. W. Coursey
Who's who in South Dakota, volume jx. Thirty-five biographies		1923
Who's who in Steuben: a biographical record of many of the prominent residents of Steuben county, New York, together with an introductory chapter entitled Steuben's place in history		1935	William Morey Stuart
Who's who in the American Negro press		1960	Roy L. Hill
Who's who in the Bible: a directory of Scriptural characters		1925	Edgar Fletcher Allen
Who's who in the Bible: an ABC cross reference of names of people in the Bible		1960	Albert E. Sims, George Dent
Who's who in the Central States, a biographical dictionary of leading men and women of the Central States.		1947
Who's who in the Construction division of the United States army		1920
Who's who in the Land of Nod		1915	Sarah Sanderson Vanderbilt, Mrs Sarah Watson (Sanderson) Vanderbilt
Who's who in the major leagues		1935	Harold Johnson, John P. (John Peter) Carmichael
Who's who in the nation's capital		1921
Who's who in the orchestra		1927	Sir Paul Dukes
Who's who in the Protestant clergy		1957
Who's who in the regular army, containing the biographies of all regular army officers		1925	John McDonald Thompson
Who's who in the South		1927
Who's who in the South		1927
Who's who in the United Nations; the authoritative, illustrated, biographical dictionary of key persons associated with the United Nations. Editor, Christian E. Burckel. Associate editors, Morton Levy. Art by Jay Jackson.		1951
Who's who in the universe		1922	James Robert Gettys
Who's who in the zoo: natural history of mammals		1937	Ralph De Sola
Who's who in Washington state: a compilation of biographical sketches of men and women prominent in the affairs of Washington state		1927
Who's who in Wichita: biographical sketches of men and women of achievement		1929	Sara Mullin Baldwin
Who's who in woman's realm		1928	Mrs. Leila (Brechenser) Rostiser
Who's who of the Oxford movement: prefaced by a brief story of that movement		1926	Sir Bertram Coghill Alan Windle
Who's who on the Pacific coast: a biographical compilation of notable living contemporaries west of the Rocky Mountains		1913	Franklin Harper, H. G. Wells
Who's who on the screen		1920	Charles Donald Fox, Milton L. Silver
Who says old!		1933	Elmer E. (Elmer Ellsworth) Ferris
Who seeks the stars		1934	Ida Lillian Padelford
Who shall hang?		1929	Brian Hill
Who shall survive?: A new approach to the problem of human interrelations		1934	J. L. (Jacob Levy) Moreno, Helen H. (Helen Hall) Jennings
Who shall teach our children?: A discussion of the parochial school question		1936	Karol Wladyslaw Strzelec
Who should go to college?		1930	John Black Johnston
Who should have wealth, and other papers		1925	George Milton Janes
Who spoke last?		1933	John Victor Turner
Who started the Panama canal and its railroad?		1915	Charles Edward Alleyne MacGeachy
Who then is this? and Elisions		1926	Ruth G. Winant
Who uses our educated manpower?: A survey report on the employment of college alumni		1961
Who walk alone		1940	Perry Burgess
Who wants to be a prairie dog? / by Ann Clark ; illustrated by Van Tsihnahjinnie.		1940
Who was ---?: a gallery of immortal characters		1930	Gabrielle, Kenneth Chesterton, Gabrielle Chesterton
Who was "Columbus"?		1933	Maurice David
Who was Jesus?		1923	Lincoln McConnell
Who Was Jesus Christ? and Other Questions		1897	F. W. (Frederick Wilkins) Aveling
Who was the mother of Franklin's son?: an historical conundrum, hitherto given up		1932	John Clyde Oswald, Paul Leicester Ford
Who was this Nazarene? : a challenging and definite biography of the Master / by Albert Field Gilmore.		1940
Who was who 5000 B.C. to date: biographical dictionary of the famous and those who wanted to be		1914	C. H. Sykes, Irwin Leslie Gordon
Who were the eleven million? By David Lawrence ... New York. London. D. Appleton-Century companv. incorporated. 1937.		1937
Who were the Greeks?		1930	Sir John Linton Myres
Who, what, where in Paris?		1937	Lillian De Lignante
Who, what, why is radio?		1942	Robert John Landry
Who?: When? What? And why? In American politics		1930
Who?: When? Where? What? 20,000 facts on makers of history, art, literature, science, and religion		1925
Who? when? where? what? 20,000 facts on makers of history, art, literature, science, and religion		1934
Who? whence? where? : a philosophical essay		1911	M. D. Pedro Batista
Who will answer for Mr. Schwab?: A very frank and ungloved discussion of current economic problems; together with a brief review of some of the outstanding evils of our industrial system, pointing out particularly the menace in great fortunes		1920	Richard Donland Kathrens
Who will be master, Europe or America?		1928	Matthew Josephson, Lucien Romier
Who will remember?		1924	Margaret Irwin
Who will volunteer?		1961	Lyle Hugh Munson
Who wins in November?: The "Inside politics" that will decid the presidency in 1916		1916	Donald Randall Richberg
Who won the war?: Letters and notes of an M.P. in Dixie, England, France and Flanders		1920	Edwin James Tippett
Who would be free		1924	Marian Spitzer
Who wrote it?: An index to the authorship of the more noted works in ancient and modern literature		1968	William A. (William Adolphus) Wheeler, Charles G. (Charles Gardner) Wheeler
The whole armour of God		1916	John Henry Jowett
The whole glad year		1911	Samuel E. (Samuel Ellsworth) Kiser
The whole history of Grandfather's chair.		1902	Nathaniel Hawthorne
The whole life cycle of chromosomes and their coiling systems / L. R. Cleveland.		1949
The whole man; psychology		1945	Celestine Nicholas Charles Bittle
The whole of their lives: communism in America--a personal history and intimate portrayal of its leaders		1948	Benjamin Gitlow
The whole story		1925	Elizabeth Bibesco, Richard Eaton
The whole story		1926	Elizabeth Bibesco
The whole & true discouerye of Terra Florida: a facsimile reprint of the London edition of 1563		1927	Jeannette Thurber Connor, Jean Ribaut
The whole truth about alcohol		1919	George Elliot Flint, Dr. Abraham Jacobi
The whole truth about Mexico: President Wilson's responsibility		1916	Francisco Bulnes, Dora Scott
The whole truth about the tariff: a study by the author with the reader, that is not stopped at the point most favorable to either side in the controversy, but is carried to the conclusions necessitated by logic		1914	George Lewis Bolen
The whole truth and nothing but	[1st ed.]	1963	James Brough, Hedda Hopper
The whole world & company		1936	Gretchen Green
The whole year round		1915	Dallas Lore Sharp, Robert Bruce Horsfall
Wholes and parts: a general theory of system behaviour		1965	Oscar Richard Lange
Wholesale accounting and control		1935	J. Brooks (Josiah Brooks) Heckert, Irving J. Stone
Wholesale accounting: with routine for office training		1907	Samuel H. Goodyear, Lloyd E. (Lloyd Earnest) Goodyear
Wholesale distribution of breakfast cereals in southern Michigan		1933	Edgar H. (Edgar Howard) Gault, Raymond Franklin Smith
The wholesale fruit and vegetable markets of New York city		1940	Wendell T. Calhoun, William C. (William Cecil) Crow, J. W. (James William) Park
The wholesale markets in New York and its environs: present trends and probable future developments		1925	George Filipetti
Wholesale prices; January, 1938 supplement; specifications of commodities entering into the composite weighted index ....		1938
Wholesale prices of fresh fruits and vegetables and auction prices of fresh fruits at New York City and Chicago and F.O.B. prices at leading shipping points, by months, 1953 / [by Lillian V. Walsh]		1954
Wholesaling		1926	Theodore N. Beckman
Wholesaling in marketing organization		1961	David Allen Revzan
Wholesaling management: text and cases		1963	Richard M. (Richard Marvin) Hill
Wholesaling: principles and practice		1937	Nathanael H. (Nathanael Howard) Engle, Theodore N. Beckman
Wholesome citizens and spare time		1918	John Lewis Gillin
Wholesome cooking: a practical book for a practical cook; two hundred well-tested recipes		1916	Mrs Ethel (Longley) Harris
Wholesome food for hungry people		1913
Wholesome marriage		1927	Ernest R. (Ernest Rutherford) Groves, Gladys Hoagland Groves
Wholesome parenthood		1929	Ernest R. (Ernest Rutherford) Groves, Gladys Hoagland Groves
The wholesome personality: a contribution to mental hygiene		1932	William Henry Burnham
The wholesome personality: a contribution to mental hygiene		1932	William Henry Burnham
Wholly sanctified		1925	A. B. (Albert B.) Simpson, Rev. Alfred C Snead
Whom the Lord loveth: consoling thoughts for every day in the year		1919	Henriette Eugénie Delamare
Whom the Romans call Mercury ; a tale of the Jews		1922	James P. Richardson
The Whoop-up trail		1933	B. M. Bower
Whoopee		1932	Dorothea Conyers, Joe Mitchell Chappie
Whoopee!: the story of a Catholic summer camp		1923	Neil Boyton
Whoops dearie!		1927	Peter Arno
The Whore's rhetorick, calculated to the meridian of London and conformed to the rules of art, in two dialogues		1961	Ferrante Pallavicino
Whos’ who in American dentistry		1963	Alvin J. DeBré
Whos’ who in Mother Goose land		1937	Fernande Combet, Ruby Bradford Murphy
Whos’ who of the Chinese in New York		1918	Warner M. Van Norden
Whose body ?		1923	Dorothy L. (Dorothy Leigh) Sayers
Whose child am I?		1932	Evelyn B. Mersereau
Whose conspiracy? : the trial and conviction of Harry Bridges / by Geo. E. Martin.		1950
Whose Constitution? An inquiry into the general welfare		1936	Henry A. Wallace
Whose freedom? of pulpit and pew, by Ellis H. Dana.		1951
Whose hand?		1929	John Haslette Vahey
Whose love was the greater?		1913	John Francis Beckwith
Whose name is legion		1919	Isabel Constance Clarke
Whose oil is it?: The question of subsoil rights in Mexico		1939
Whose sin is the world-war?		1915	gróf Gyula Andrássy, Ernest J. Euphrat
Whose tree house?		1963	Jane. Castle
Whose war is it?		1939
Whose welfare?: A report on union and emloyer welfare plans in New York		1954	Adelbert G. Straub
Whosis and Whatsis: a story about a little boy who was very, very fond of strawberry shortcake		1935	Will. Kean
Whoso findeth a wife		1914	J. Wesley Putnam
"Whoso readeth let him understand"		1939	Herbert Willoughby Eustace
Why a nuclear test ban treaty?		1963
Why am I a Christian?		1929
Why America leads in radio		1924
Why an advertisement s쳮ds or fails		1937	Arthur Jesse Townsend, William Subers Townsend
Why and how coke should be used for domestic heating		1919	Henry Kreisinger, Arno Carl Fieldner
The why and how of discipline, by Aline B. Auerbach, with the assistance of Faith B. Laursen. Illustrated by Doug Anderson.		1957
The why and how of foreign missions	Rev. ed.	1921	Arthur Judson Brown
The why and how of foreign missions		1911	Arthur Judson Brown
The why and how of missions in the Sunday-school		1916	William A. Brown, Marion Lawrance
The why and how of music study for parents and students		1927	Charles Hubert Farnsworth
Why and how the governor of Tennessee lied thrice on the witness stand in Nashville's fake bond-larceny trial; or, High crimes in the Athens of the South ..		1935
Why anti-friction bearings: A discussion of the fundamental reasons responsible for the vastly increased use of modern rolling bearings, customarily referred to as anti-friction bearings		1940
"Why are we in the presence, why are we at the threshold of a revolution?		1920	Pres, Harry Frank Howard
Why are you standing still		1934	Anderson Monroe Baten
Why Armenia should be free : Armenia's rôle in the present war		1918	Armēn Garō, Aram Torossian
Why ask for an accident?		1940
Why authors go wrong and other explanations		1919	Grant Martin Overton
Why be a Christian?: Clues to a Christian philosophy of life		1936
Why be a goop?: a primary school of deportment and taste for children		1924	Gelett Burgess
Why be a mud turtle?		1928	Stewart Edward White
Why be an evolutionist?		1930	Herdman Fitzgerald Cleland
Why be fat?: rules for weight-reduction and the preservation of youth and health		1916	Amelia Summerville
Why be nervous?		1927	Clara Clemens
Why be tired?		1936	Daniel W. Josselyn
Why bother with old-fashioned religion? By Robert A. Boice. Philadelphia, Dorrance & company [ c 1933]		1933
Why boys and girls go wrong		1912	Allan Hoben
Why bring that up?		1936	Joseph Franklin Montague, Dr. J. F. Montague
Why by fat?: (You needn't be) A little book for those wanting to reduce their weight		1927	Otto M. Becker
Why can't I fly?		1940	Sidney Lazarus
Why Catholic marriage is different		1937	Bernard Austin Sause
Why Catholics believe		1932	Martin J. (Martin Jerome) Scott
Why child labor laws? ...		1946
Why child labor laws? / [prepared ... by Lucy Manning].		1956
Why children s쳮d: a study of the factors conditioning the progress of children in school, and of the problems that must be solved before the relationships between the factors and school success can be reliably determined		1925	Stuart A. (Stuart Appleton) Courtis
Why China sees red		1925	Rev. A. B. Simpson, Jonathan Goforth, B. L. (Bertram Lenox) Putnam Weale
Why Christian education: a symposium		1935
Why Christianity did not prevent the war		1918	Isaac J. Lansing
Why cooperative life insurance, for free enterprise and the democratic way of life!		1946
Why Cry Baby left home: extracts from her scratch pad		1912	Mrs. Eugenie S. (Roberts) Smith
Why defend the nation?: Sound Americanism for mother, dad, and the boys		1924	Colonel Frank D. Ely, Frank David Ely
Why democracies fail: a critical evaluation of the causes for modern dictatorship		1957	Norman LeVaun Stamps
Why democracy: a study in the philosophy of the state		1936	Jay William Hudson
Why Dewey wins : the career of Thomas E. Dewey as seen by the American press.		1940
Why did it happen to me? Christian answers to questions about faith and health.		1960
Why did Jesus fast?		1922	Herman Theodore Arndt
Why did this have to happen; an open letter to parents.		1957
Why didn't they ask Evans?		1934	Agatha Christie
Why die		1928	Eugene Christian
Why die before your time?		1934	Henry Smith Williams
Why die so young?		1921	John Bessner Huber
Why do Catholics--?		1930	Jacob Reverdy Buck
Why do I believe?		1926	E. Ernest (Enoch Ernest) Bramwell
Why do men suffer?		1935	Leslie Dixon Weatherhead
Why do men suffer?		1936	Leslie Dixon Weatherhead
Why do so many bright young men enter the public-utility business?		1925	Samuel Insull
Why do the good suffer?: A meditation suggested by the book of Job		1920	Vincent Ravi-Booth
Why do things happen?		1920	Everett King. Bray
Why do we do as we do?: A popular presentation in psychology		1929	JB Hollis Tegarden
Why do we need a public library?: Material for a library campaign		1910	Chalmers Hadley
Why do you talk like that? Not to mention: why do you write that way?		1928	Richard Burton
Why? Does the Episcopal Church need scholars? / Walter H. Stowe and Spencer Ervin.		1950
Why don't you get married: a hodge-podge of sketches, a few wise, many witty and all wholesome		1923	Norris Hodgins
Why dry?: Briefs for prohibition, local, state, national and international		1918	John G. Wooley, Wilbur F. (Wilbur Fisk) Crafts
Why England slept		1940	John F. (John Fitzgerald) Kennedy
Why English sounds change		1929	Janet Rankin Aiken
Why Europe is at war: the question considered from the points of view of France, England, Germany, Japan, and the United States		1915	Edmund von Mach, Frederick W. (Frederick Wallingford) Whitridge, T. (Toyokichi) Iyenaga
Why Europe leaves home: a true account of the reasons which cause central Europeans to overrun America		1922	Kenneth Lewis Roberts
Why Europe votes		1930	Harold F. (Harold Foote) Gosnell
Why forums ? By Mary L. Ely. New York, American association for adult education, 1937.		1937
Why four gospels?		1921	Arthur Walkington Pink
Why four Gospels?		1915	F. D. (Francis Dwight) Van Valkenburgh
Why girls go wrong: are we a dishonored nation?		1916	Nadage Dorée
Why girls go wrong; how the white slave gangs work		1913
Why? go elsewhere for rest or vacation : stay in Mackinac County.		1959
Why go to college?		1912	Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
Why go to high school?		1928	William Francis Little
Why God became man; an essay in Christian dogma considered from the point of view of its value, intellectual and practical, psychological and social. By Leslie J. Walker . . . New York, The Paulist press, 1921.		1921
Why God made men		1916	John Nesbit Wilson
Why God sends pain		1934	J. Stuart (John Stuart) Holden
Why God used D. L. Moody		1923	R. A. (Reuben Archer) Torrey
Why grow old?		1928	Mrs. Frances Shupper
Why grow old? A guide-book for the man who seeks to remain physically and mentally young / Frank S. Caprio, Owsley Grant.		1939
Why have delinquents?		1933	John C. Schapps, Kenneth S. (Kenneth Stanley) Beam, Samuel R. Blake
Why-so stories		1918	Edwin Gile Rich, Charles Copeland

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