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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WASHINGTON 1992

HARRY AND SARA LEPMAN

COLLECTION

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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

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Container List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Piano Vocal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Piano for two hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Title Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Piano Vocal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Piano for two hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

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Introduction

In 1980, Mrs. Sara L. Lepman donated to the Library of Congress a collection of sheet music that hadbeen amassed by her late husband, Harry Lepman, DDS (1904-1970). This sheet music, mostly dating fromthe 1890's to the end of the Second World War, was a part of a larger collection of American politicalmemorabilia and artifacts that Mr. Lepman had assembled during his lifetime. Most of the non-musicmaterials were given to the American History Museum of the Smithsonian Institution.

No. of containers: 7Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 2Approximate number of items: 800

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The Harry and Sara Lepman Collection consists almost exclusively of American sheet-musicimprints. The collection is organized into two groups: songs [6 boxes] and piano solos [1 box]. The musicis filed in alphabetical order by composer, with an alphabetical listing by title given at the end of thecontainer list.

The majority of the songs date from the period 1880-1945 and were composed in order to rally thepublic to the support of military efforts in the Spanish-American War, World War I and World War II. Mostdate from the World War I era (1914-1918) and promote the involvement of the general public in the fightagainst the threat posed by Germany. However, viewpoints of isolationism and pacifism are alsorepresented; "I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier" stands in contrast to "I didn't raise my son to be a slacker."Songs with French allusions (such as "Au revoir, but not good-bye, soldier boy," "Oh! Frenchy," and "You'llhave to put him to sleep with the Marseillaise and wake him up with a oo-la-la") are well represented in thecollection. The patriotic titles and lyrics are enhanced by colorfully illustrated cover art depicting Americanpatriotic themes. Pictorial images of Uncle Sam, the Statue of Liberty, and the American flag played asignificant role in the marketing of the songs. Many of the cover pages feature a well-known performer ofthe song as a means to boost sales of the music. Composers Irving Berlin, George M. Cohan, and Al Jolsonare well represented.

The piano music in the collection consists primarily of marches and two-steps, often makingreference to American military divisions and their leaders.

Timothy Bullard, July 1992

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Container List

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Piano Vocal

1 Aaronson, BenFlag of my heart and home, The

Abrahams, MauriceAt the bully wooly wild west showWhen the grown up ladies act like babiesYou're the most wonderful girl [incomplete]

Adams, Phelps H.Wave that flag, America

Ager, Milton and George W. MeyerEverything is peaches down in Georgia

Allen, Arthur A.Old Glory you're the grandest flag

Allen, Arthur A. and Harold P. WoodLet's go, U.S.A. keep 'em flying!

Andino, J. E.Loyalty is the word today

Andrieu, HarryAfter the war is over [3 copies]

Arlen, HaroldCaptains of the clouds

Arnold, SamuelSongs of the allies

[includes The Star spangled banner, Marseillaise, God save the king, Brabanconne][includes Rouget, Carey, van Campenhout]

Baer, AbelLucky Lindy

Ball, Ernest R.Because you believe in meFor Dixie and Uncle Sam [2 copies]You can't beat us

Barlow, George S.Let's rally, boys!

Barnes, PaulGood-bye Dolly Gray

Barron, Ted S.I met you in springtimeLiberty

Barry, FrankGreat America

Bartmess, Emma HansonService flag, The

Baskette, B illyGood-bye Broadway, hello FranceJerryTake a letter to my daddy over there

Bauer, Emile FrancesOur flag in France

Bayha, CharlesI'd be proud to be the mother of a soldierIf we had a million more like Teddy

Beach, TedWhen Old Glory leads the nations through the Panama Canal

Beatty, AlKaiser Bill

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Beecher, W. GordonRamparts we watch, The

Benkhart, GusGood bye Red, W hite and Blue

Benoit, George, Robert Levenson and Ted GartonMy Belgian rose [3 copies]

Berg, David, W . Tracey and J. SternSomeone is longing for home, sweet home

Bergh, ArthurPledge of Allegiance

Berlin, IrvingAngels of mercyAny bonds today? [3 copies]Arms for the love of AmericaFrom here to ShanghaiGood-bye France [2 copies]Homesick [2 copies]How can I forgetI paid my income tax today [no cover]I want to go back to MichiganI want you for myselfI'm gonna pin a medal on the girl I left behindI've got my captain working for me nowListeningMr. Jazz himselfOh! How I hate to get up in the morning [2 copies]Ragtime soldier man, TheSmile and show your dimpleSnookey OokumsSome sunny daySunshineThat international ragThat mesmerizing Mendelssohn tuneThey were all out of step but JimThey're on their way to MexicoWe're on our way to FranceWhen I lost you

Berlin, Irving and Edgar Leslie and George W. MeyerLet's all be Americans now [2 copies]

Berlin, Irving and Snyder, TedDreams, just dreamsI want to be in Dixie [2 copies]Take a little tip from father

Bernard, FelixTwenty-one dollars a day - once a month

Bibo, IrvingI've got the profiteering blues

Bickford, G. FrederickSpirit of '76, The

Bigelow, F. E.Battle song of liberty, The [2 copies]

Binns, Nat andWhen the clouds of war roll by Earl Haubrich

Blomquist, R.Come under the folds of the Red, White and Blue

Bowers, Frederick V.I'm glad to be the mother of a soldier boy

Boyden, George L.If I'm not at the roll-call [2 copies]Kiss her good bye for meOh we won't be with you to-morrowYou'll get all the love that's coming to you

Bradford, Harvey D.

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Boys in brown, TheBraham, Edmund

Do your little "b itty-bit"Branen, Jeff

"America"Bratton, John W.

Then I'll come back to youBrecker, Sam

You'll sing, I'll sing, we'll all sing together, when the boys come home!Breitenfeld, Emil

Last long mile, TheBrennan, J. Keirn, Gus Edwards and Paul Cunningham

America never took waterBrennan, James A.

Rose of "no man's land", The [2 copies]We're all going calling on the Kaiser

Brooks, SheltonTell me why you want to go to Paree

Brosseau, Y. O.It don't seem the same since the boys marched away

Brown, Al. W.There's a service flag flying at our house

Brown, CharlieMaurice Costello

Brown, George WalterSometimes think of me

Brown, Robert and William FrischDon't forget the Salvation Army

Bruckman, IrvingLonging for you and the U.S.A.

Bryan, Alfred and Cliff Hess and Edgar Leslie When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France

Bryan, Alfred and Willie Raskin and Gerald MarksWe'll always remember Pearl Harbor

Burke, F. L.Hello! Ma

Burke, Joseph A.If I had a son for each star in Old GlorySoldier's rosary, A [2 copies]

Burn, FarrarMy heart is with the U.S.A.

Butts, J. FrankOld spirit of seventy-six, The

Byron, Royal"Gussie"

2 Caddigan, "Jack" and McH ughKeep the love-light burning in the window 'til the boys come marching home

Caddigan, "Jack" and "Chick" StoryLittle French mother, good-bye!Salvation lassie of mine [2 copies]

Calhoun, John C.War brides

Carleton, BobJa-da

Carpenter, John AldenHome road, TheKhaki Sammy

Carr, "Kid" Howard, Harry Russell and Jimmie HavensWe don't want the bacon

Carroll, Earl and Rubey CowanSomewhere in France

Carroll, Harry

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At the D ixie military ballFatherland, the Motherland, the land of my best girl, TheI'll come sailing home to you [2 copies]Packard and the Ford , TheTip-top Tipperary Mary

Carroll, Howard and Kathryn CarrollStand with America

Caryll, IvanSome day waiting will endThere's a light in your eyes

Casey, James W.Ev'ry time she hears the band playCastle, Mrs. VernonPatria

Cater, FrancesTake care of mother for me

Cavanaugh, James, John Redmond and Nat SimonYou're a sap, Mister Jap

Chadwick, George W.New hail Columbia, The

Clayton, WillWatch, hope and wait little girl [3 copies]

Clesi, N. J.I'm sorry I made you cry

Cobb, George L.Send me a line

Cohan, George M.Eyes of youth see the truth, TheFor the flag, for the home, for the familyOver there [4 copies]When you come back [2 copies]

Coleman, BillKeep 'em flying!

Condie, ChristoperAmerica

Conrad, ConOh! Frenchy [2 copies]

Conrad, James W.You are children of the U.S.A.

Cooke, J. F.Send me a rose from homeland

Coots, J. FredGoodbye mama

Cormack, Rennie and George B. McConnell Cowan, Stanley and B obby WorthYour country needs you now'Til reveille

Coward, NoelLondon pride

Cowles, Jessie MartinFlag that can't be drowned, The

Creamer and LaytonGood bye Alexander

Crerie, E. Edwin and Howard H. StumpfOld Glory, the red, white and blue

Cuthbertson, EdwardGod keep you safe

Daly, Arthur J.Gunner J im

Danks, H. P.Silver threads among the gold

Danmark, RibéAmerica prepare

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Darewski, Hermann E.Sister Susie's sewing shirts for soldiers

David, Worton and Hermann DarewskiOh! Isn't it funny what the searchlight can do?

Davies, Florence E.When we sailed for the U.S.A. [3 copies]

Davies, Frank J.U.S.A., The

Davis, Lou and Joe and Ira SchusterI'll fly to Hawaii

Davis, MiltonFrench trot, The

Dawson, R. KennethWe are a peaceful nation

Deagon, ArthurWhen the band plays Dixie in France

De Costa, HarryLittle gray mother, The

Dennis, Matt Free for allDe Rose, Peter Now all the world's at peaceDe Sylva, Bud and Gus Kahn and Al Jolson

I'll say she doesDiener, Carl C.

When my soldier boy comes marching homeDillon, William A.

I'll wed the girl I left behindMe and my Uncle Sam

Dodge, GilbertI'm not going to buy any summer clothes

Donaldson, WalterArmy's full of Irish, TheDon't cry Frenchy, don't cry How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm? [2 copies]Just try to picture me back home in Tennessee

Donaldson, Walter, Ballard MacDonald and James F. HanleyI've got a ten day pass for a honeymoon

Donaldson, W illAre we downhearted? No! No! No!

Dorr, Eddie and Lew PorterNobody knows how I miss you dear old pals

Dresel, Otto and H. Eckhardt"W ith Hancock union, liberty!"

Dresser, PaulBlue and the gray, TheCome home, Dewey, we won't do a thing to youPardon came to late, The

Dreyfus, MaxJust a lock of hair for mother

Drobegg, WilliamHymn to Old G lory

Dudley, Bide, John Godfrey and James ByrnesFurther it is from Tipperary, The

Earl, David GardnerPeace

Earl, MaryCheer up, motherGee! What a wonderful time we'll have when the boys come homeLafayetteMy sweetheart is somewhere in France [2 copies]

Edwards, GusI want to go to MexicoGood-bye little girl, good-bye

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Laddie boyWelcome home, laddie boy, welcome home!

Edwards, JulianMy own United States

Egan, JackWe'll do our share [2 copies]

Egan, ThomasEverybody welcome - everything free!

Elbert, CharlesWe'll build a little home in the U.S.A.

Elliott, ZoThere's a long, long tra il

Ellis, VivianYale blues, The

Elsesser, Harry C. and J. Edwin AllemongWhen the apple blossoms bloom in France

Erd, Daisy M . PrattShip of Uncle Sam, The

Evans, GeorgeIn the good old summer time

Evans, ReddHe's 1-A in the army and he's A-1 in my heart

Fain, SammyIn every nook and corner

Fairman, GeorgeI don't know where I'm going but I'm on my wayIt's all over nowWhen the boat arrives

Faust, John HowardAllegiance

Fay, Frank, Ben Ryan and Dave DreyerWhen I send you a picture of Berlin [2 copies]

Felcher, Joseph J.Some-one missing someone

Federoff, H.Do you miss me?

Ferguson, T. A. and A. A. KohlhofWhen the goddess of liberty calls

Ferrar, MichaelAll for you, Uncle Sam

Fields, ArthurPay-day!

Filler, Harry and Frank CapanoSmokes for Yanks

Fisher, FrankLorraine [2 copies]Selective service songs [14 titles]Wee, wee Marie

Fisher, Gerrit B.We'll make the Germans all sing "Yankee Doodle Doo"

Flanagan, T. JayWhen the fleet comes sailing home [2 copies]

Flatow, LeonIt's a long way to Berlin, but we'll get there!

Flynn, Allan J.Oh moon of the summer night [2 copies]There's a green hill out in Flanders [2 copies]

Flynn, NorahTim Rooney's at the fightin'

Ford, GeneCherry blossom time

Foster, Fay

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Americans come!, TheFranks, Harry R.

Boys from Yankee land, TheFrantzen, Henry

I want a girl from a Yankee Doodle townFriedman, Leo

Stars of blue and gold, TheFriend, Cliff and Charlie Tobias

We did it beforeFrost, Jack

Giddy Giddap! Go on! Go on!When a boy says good bye to his motherYou can't afford to marry, if you can't afford a Ford

Fuller, EarlWhen the old boat heads for home

Fulton, Jack, Lee Erwin and Paul De FurLast night I said a prayer

Furth, SeymourThat Spanish ragWhen the "Yanks" come marching home

3 Gabriel, JacobBrought back victory again

Gary, WilmuthCall to arms, The

Gay, ByronLittle Ford rambled right along, TheMy angel of the flaming cross

Gensler, LewisKeep smiling at trouble

Gibson, A. J.When the band from Dixie land plays "La Marseillaise"

Gideon, Melville There's a girl in Chateau ThierryGilbert, L. Wolfe and Anatol Friedland

CamouflageWhile you're away [2 copies]

Glogau, JackHere comes AmericaJohnny get your gun and be a soldierWake up, America

Goatley, AlmaBenediction, A

Godfrey, JeffTennessee

Goetz, Coleman and Jack Stern H eath, Bobby and Sam GoldWe're going to celebrate the end of war in ragtimeHello! Mother I'm back home

Gottler, ArchieAmerica, I love you [2 copies]Hunting the HunKiss that made me cry, TheLetter that never reached home, TheMammy's chocolate soldierSend me a picture of babyThose Charlie Chaplin feetWhen I see you I see red white and blue

Grady, Bart E.We're building a bridge to Berlin

Grant, AllanMarching Americans

Grant, BertMy Barney lies over the ocean

Gray, Eddie

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When I hear that "Jaz" band playGreen, Arthur N.

It must be the spirit of seventy-sixGrimm, C. A.

Our honored flagGrosvenor, Ralph L.

We'll lick the Kaiser if it takes twenty yearsGumble, Albert

Give a little credit to the navyOver the RhineSo long Sammy

Habelow, SamGood-bye "Sally" good luck to you

Hadley, ArthurDefend America

Haller and StaffordI'm going to be a soldier and fight for the U.S.A.

Hamilton, BurtonMy heart belongs to the U.S.A.

Hanley, James F.Dreaming of home sweet homeFatal ring, TheI wonder what he's doing tonightLittle bit of sunshine, A [2 copies]Three wonderful letters from homeWar babies

Hammel, ElsieBirth of a nation, The

Hardy, W illI love the U.S.A.

Harris, Charles K.Break the news to mother [2 copies]Is there a letter for meOne, two, three, boys

Harris, Maury ColemanDear Mom

Harwood, Don ValentineOn the battlefield

Havez, Jean C.Flag that waved at Baltimore, The

Hawley, WalterWatch the bee go get the Hun

Heisler, HarryWe'll be home

Henry, StanleyFighting navy, The [2 copies]

Herbert, JeanThere's no country like my country!

Herbert, VictorIn the folds of the starry flagSoldiers of Erin

Hilbert, HarrySome day they're coming home again

Hilliam, B. C.Hullo, home!Please learn to love

Hirsch, Louis A.Going up

Hoffmann, TheodoreCall to the colors

Howard, GreatSomewhere in France is daddy

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We'll all be happy when the boys come homeHoward, Great and William Gahagan

I'll be waiting sailor boy for youHoward, Joseph E.

It won't be long before we're homeSomewhere in France [3 copies]

Howard, RichardI'm building a palace in Palestine

Hubbard, Susan WeareMarching song

Ingraham, Edward M.Uncle Sam, we'll all be there

Irving, WalterFor Old Glory [2 copies]

Jacobs-Bond, CarrieEnd of a perfect day, The

Jeffords, Minnie LeeIt's a long, long way from here to old Broadway

Jentes, HarryI don't want to get well [2 cop ies]Where the oceans meet in Panama

Jentes, Harry and Milton AgerTake me back to that rose covered shack

Jerome, M. K.American beautyJazz babyJust a baby's prayer at twilight [2 copies]

Jerome, William and J. F. MahoneyGod, spare our boys over there

Johnson, Charles L.When the war is over

Johnson, Howard and Al ShermanLindbergh

Johnson, Howard and Percy WenrichWhere do we go from here [2 copies]

Johnson, James P.Uncle Sammy here I am

JokernShrine of Saint of Saint Cecilia, The

Jolson, AlOne o'clock baby

Jolson, Al and Benny Davis and Harry AkstStella

Jolson, Al and B. G. De SylvaArcady

Jolson, Al and B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray HendersonLittle pal

Jolson, Al and B. G. De Sylva and Con ConradDon't cry SwaneeMorning will come

Jolson, Al and Dave DreyerMem'ries of one sweet kiss

Jones, Stephen O.Welcome home again

Judge, Jack and Harry WilliamsIt's a long, long way to Tipperary [2 copies]

Kampman, Robert S.Lullaby of war

Kay, MackGood bye dear, I'll be back in a year

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Keithley, E. ClintonI'll return, mother darling, to you

Kellogg, PaulIt's great to be a private in the army

Kelly, M. F.We'll never let our old flag fall

Kendis, James and James BrockmanSammy boyWe're going to hang the Kaiser

Kendis, James, James Brockman and Nat VincentWe're bound to win with boys like you

Kent, WalterHere's to you, MacArthur

Kern, JeromeAbe Lincoln had just one countryWhen the ships come home [2 copies]

King, Joseph N.Victory

Klein, ManuelWhen you come home again, Johnny

Klickmann, F. HenriThere's a little blue star in the window

Koellhoffer, B. A.Tribute to the national guards, army and navy

4 Landman, Norman H.Mammy's Dixie soldier boy

Lane, BurtonChin up! Cherrio! Carry on!

Lange, ArthurAmerica, here's my boy [2 copies]Back in the old town to-night"Good bye," that means youOn the old front porchRaus mit der Kaiser [2 copies]What'll we do with him boys?

Lauder, HarryLaddies who fought and won, The

Lawrence, RayComprenez-vous papaJust a baby's letter

Leonard, ArthurTo save the world for freedom [2 copies]

Leslie, Edgar and Harry RubyCome on papaDixie volunteers, The [2 copies]

Levant, OscarIf you want the rainbow

Levi, MauriceGame of love

Levy, Sol P.America, make the world safe for democracy

Lewis, Henry and Howard Johnson and Billy FrischI'd like to see the Kaiser with a lily in his hand

Lewis, James E.My glory flag

Lewis, Seneca G.Home coming week in France [2 copies]

Lindeman, ArtI'm thinking of you

Lippincott, Richard E.When we come marching homeYour comrades from the U.S.A.

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Lloyd, RobertGood morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip!

Lockwood, HarveySoldiers of glorious America

Logan, Frederic KnightMilitary waltz

Lombardo, Carmen and John Jacob LoebMa, I miss your apple pie

Lowden, C. HaroldWhat do you say, boys?

Lowe, Francis J.It's a long way to Berlin

McCarron, Charles R. and Carey MorganI'm glad I can make you cry [2 copies]Liberty statue is looking right at youYour lips are no man's land but mine [2 copies]

McCarron, Charles R. and Nat VincentWhen the Lusitania went down

McCarthy, Joe, Howard Johnson and Fred FisherDancing the blues away

McClennan, Walter N.My country

McConnell, George B.Heart of the world, TheMy girl from the U.S.A.

MacDonald, Ballard and Nat. OsborneFather will be with us soon

McGlennon, FelixSong that will live forever, The

McHugh, JimmyMy dream of the big parade

McKenna, WilliamYoung America we're strong for you

Maetzold, E. F.America, my country

Magine, FrankMy lonely fleur-de-lis

Mahoney, Jack and Allan FlynnBing! Bang! Bing 'em on the Rhine

Mahoney, W illGirl who wears a cross upon her sleeve, The

Mangan, James T.We're all Americans [2 copies]

Mann, Paul and Stephan WeissLet's put the axe to the Axis

Mansfield, FrankPut it over for the red white and blue

Marr, AlexSay a prayer for the boys out there [2 copies]When Tony goes over the top [2 copies]When we get there

Mayo and Tally and Clarence GaskillThat's a mother's liberty loan

Meade, SamuelUnited we stand

Mellor and Gifford and TrevorWhen it's apple blossom time in Normandy

Merrill, BlancheWe take our hats off to you, Mr. Wilson!

Meyer, George W.Bring back my daddy to meHomeward bound [2 copies]

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If he can fight like he can love, good night Germany!Just like Washington crossed the Delaware, GeneralPershing will cross the Rhine [2 copies]There'll be a hot time for the old men [2 copies]There's a Dixie girl who's longing for a Yankee Doodle boy [2 copies]You'll find old Dixieland in France

Meyer, George W. and Abe OlmanJohnny's in town

Miller, BobWe're gonna have to slap the dirty little Jap and UncleSam's the guy who can do it

Mills, KerryWhen Dewey comes sailing homeWhen it's all over

Mills, JoyFor it is my land and your land

Mitchell, Albert C.Over the top with the best of luck

Mohr, Halsey K.I wish I had someone to say "good-bye" toLiberty BellPaul Revere

Monaco, James V.Dirty hands, dirty face [incomplete]Dream of a soldier boy, TheI'm always thinking of GeorgiaI'm going to follow the boys

Montroy, StephenLet's take our hats off, to our Pennsylvania boys

Moraine, Lyle and Chuck FosterI've been drafted

Morey, Charles J.Redondo-by-the-sea

Morgan, JimmieDon't bite the hand that's feeding you [2 copies]

Morse, TheodoreMy red cross girlieWe'll knock the Heligo-into Heligo-out of Heligoland!When a b lue service star turns to gold

Motzan, Otto and Schulyer GreeneMy life belongs to Uncle Sam, but my heart belongs to you [incomplete]

Murphy, C. W . and W orton DavidHold your hand out, naughty boy

Murphy, Frank L.Men behind the man behind the gun, The

Murphy, StanleyI'm on my way to Dublin BayWhen we meet in the sweet bye and bye

Napier, EdwardWith the fleet

Nattes, E.Hurrah for Uncle Sam

Neander, HaroldWhen the Kaiser does the goose-step to a good old American rag

Nelson, Edward G.Biggest thing in a soldier's life, TheWelcome home [2 copies]When Yankee Doodle learns to parlez vous francais

Nelson, John LouwDoughnutsLittle wooden crossPoilu pal

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When you are happyNevin, George B.

When the flag goes byNewman, Samuel

For the glory of U.S.A.Norton, George A.

'Round her neck she wears a yeller ribbonNovello, Ivor

Keep the home-fires burningLaddie in khaki

Oates, James F.Hello central, give me London

O'Gorman, William J.Defend the flag

O'Hara, GeoffreyK-K-K-Katy [2 copies]Over yonder where the lilies growPatriotism

Olman, AbeOh! Susie behave

Ortmann, WilliamV calls for victory

Osborne, NatMagic in your big blue eyes, TheOn a little farm in NormandieStrolling 'round the camp with Mary

Overstreet, W. BentonJazz dance, The

Owen, AnitaI cannot bear to say good-byeWhen I get back home to you

5 Paley, HermanCheer up father cheer up mother

Parker, Mary S.Our country's flag

Parker, Ross and Hughie CharlesThere'll always be an England

Parker, W. C.All hits songster

Paul, E. T.Hurrah! For the liberty boys, hurrah!

Payton, LewIt's a long way from her to "Over There"

Peoples, Harriet WilsonOur boys from Pennsylvania

Perkins, KentYankee Doodle 's going to B erlin

Philleo , EstelleHome again America for me

Piantadosi, Al.Belgium dry your tearsI didn't raise my boy to be a soldier [3 copies]Someone is waiting for you

Piantadosi, Al. and Jack GlogauWhat an army of men we'd have if they ever drafted girls

Piatt, W. C.Our country

Pierson, William T.Sons of America, America needs you [2 copies]

Pinkard, MaceoHe's had no lovin' for a long, long time

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Platzmann, EugeneI didn't raise my boy to be a slacker

Pola, Edward and Franz SteiningerMarching along together

Porter, ColeJerry, my soldier boy

Porter, LewGod be with my wandering boy to-nightHello! Gen'ral Pershing

Praetorius, C. A.When the Yankees go into battle

Prosser, RuthHurrah! For America

Ram, BuckFightin' Doug M acArthur

Rath, FrederickWhen the moon is shining somewhere in France

Raye, Don and Hughie PriceBoogie woogie bugle boy

Razaf, Andy, Eubie Blake and Charles L. CookeWe are Americans too

Reid , Don and Oscar CatsiffFight on Corregidor

Reid , Don and Sammy KayeRemember Pearl Harbor

Reid, Ivan and Peter De RoseThat's why we love you, Betsy Ross

Revel, HarryWings of England, The

Rice, GitzDear old pal of mineKeep your head down "Fritzie Boy"We stopped them at the Marne

Rice, Ralph and Nat Simon and Roy NewellStand by - for we are coming

Rich, Louise B.Merry cyclers, The

Rich, MaxwellOne for all - all for one

Richardson, HarryFinest flag that flies, The [2 copies]Hero of them all, The

Richmond, Allen R.When our service star was turned to golden hue

Robinson, Harry I.I hear America calling

Robinson, J. RusselMemories of France

Rodeheaver, Homer A.We'll be waiting when you come back home [2 copies]

Rodrock, Gertrude F.U.S.A. march to victory

Rogers, James H.When Pershing's men go marching into Picardy

Romberg, SigmundMotherRagtime fight

Root, George F.Just before the battle, mother

Rose, FredMy pal Jerry

Rosenfeld, Monroe H. and Harry I. Davis

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I have no other sweet heart but youRoth, Charles H.

Sailor of the U .S.A., ARoy, J. Amédée

Christmas at warRuby, Harry

Greatest battle song of all, TheOh! What a time for the girlies when the boys come marching homeYou keep sending 'em over and we'll keep knocking 'em down

Ruby, Harry and George JesselAnd he 'd say oo-la-la! Wee-wee [3 copies]

Ryan, CharlesWe'll be there, Uncle Sam, we'll be there

Ryan, Mrs. T. J.There is nothing else but Lindy in the air

Sanderson, WilfredCompany sergeant-major, TheGod be with our boys to-night [2 copies]

Sawyer, Henry S.God send my boy safe home again

Schaeffer, LewWe're all with you, dear America

Schmid, Johann C.You're a grand old bell

Schoenberg, ChrisSammie's saving souvenirs

Schroeder, WilliamI've a corner in my heart for youLove

Schubert, Hugh W.Old Glory we salute

Schuster, IraNavy will bring them back!, The

Schuster, Ira, Paul Cunningham and Leonard WhitcupShout! Wherever you may be I am an American

Schwartz, JeanAmerica needs you like a motherHello central, give me no man's land [3 copies]Rum tum tiddle

Schwartz, Jean and Al JolsonTell that to the marines [2 copies]

Scott, George D.That old tattered flag [2 cop ies]

Senna, ClarencePut a light in the window [2 copies]

Shannon, J. R.Tale of the fireside, A

Shaiffer, H. D. and Clarence KohlmannFrance is calling

Shay, JeromeThey had to stand up every time they sat down

Shelhamer, Ben, Jr., Claude Heritier and Russ H ullI'll be back in a year, little darlin'

Sheppard , MadelynWhen your sailor boy in blue comes sailing home to you [2 copies]

Sherwood, RayForget me not my American rose

Shifrin, W illieNewport News blues

Silver, AbnerBebe

Silver, Abner and Harry Woods

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I'm goin' SouthSilvers, Louis

Over in Hero-landSmith, Chris

Gee! But ain't America a grand old placeJust an old friend of the family

Snyder, CharlesI'm hitting the trail to Normandy so kiss me good-bye [2 copies]

Snyder, TedKiss me my honey, kiss meWild cherries

Solman, AlfredMy Yankee boy

Sour, Robert and Don M cCray and Ernest GoldThey started somethin'

Speaks, OleyWhen the boys come home

Speroy, RobertLet's keep the glow in Old Glory and the free in freedom too [2 copies]There's an angel missing from heaven

Spitalny, PhilMadelaine

Stanford, TonyRemember the Maine

Stembler, EddieDaddy, I want to go

Stept, Sam H.When we reach that old port somewhere in France

Sterling, Andrew B.America he's for you!

Sterling, Andrew B., Bernie Grossman and Arthur Lange We're going overWe're going over the top

Stern, Alfred L.Song of the cherry blossoms

Stewart, Isabel and Edith M. Gibbs and Geoffrey O'HaraGive three loud cheers

Story, ChickMother, I'm dreaming of you

Sweet, Al.There's a picture in my old kit bag

6 Tarquin, Nicolas and Marty SchrammArmy of Uncle Sam, The

Teasdale , Howard M.America! Proud land of liberty

Tennant, Gilbert C.That's a mother's reward from her son [2 copies]When God turns the trenches to gardens againWhen the sun goes down in France [3 copies]

Tierney, HarryIt's time for every boy to be a soldierWay down there a Dixie boy is missing

Tilly, George E.Dear old flag, The

Thatcher, JamesGrand army man, The

Thomas, CharlesAt the front of the battles you found us, we won with the red, white and blue [2 copies]

Thomas, EllaStand by your colors

Thomas, WilliamThat valley of tears

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Thompson, Gordon V.When we wind up the watch on the RhineWhen your boy comes back to you [2 copies]

Tours, Frank E.In Flanders' fields

Townsend, NatalieBelgium for ever

Tracey, William and Jack SternWhen I come back to you [2 copies]

Travaline, DominickLet the red, white and blue alone

Tullar, Grant ColfaxAngel of no man's land, The

Turk, Roy and Lou Handman and Eddie CantorIf you do what you do

Van and SchenckDon't try and steal the sweetheart of a soldier [2 copies]

Van Alstyne, EgbertFor your boy and my boyOn the road to home sweet homeSo long, mother [3 copies]What are you going to do to help the boys?

Van Heusen, JimmyThank your lucky stars and stripes

Von T ilzer, AlbertAu revoir, but not good-bye, soldier boy [2 copies]I may be gone for a long, long timeLook out here comes an American [incomplete]My baby boyTake me up with you dearieWait till you get them up in the air, boysWhen the sun goes down in Flanders

Von T ilzer, HarryCows may come, and cows may go but the bull will go on foreverGood-bye boysHe's doing his bitHe's well worth waiting forIt's a long, long way to the U.S.A. and the girl I left behindJim, Jim, don't come back 'till you winKeep the trench fires going for the boys out thereLittle good for nothing's good for something after all, TheMakin's of the U.S.A., TheMan behind the hammer and the plow, TheWhen Sunday comes to townYou'll have to put him to sleep with the Marseillaise and wake him up with a oo-la-la

Walker, BarclayLong boy

Walker, RaymondPoor Pauline [2 copies]Your mother's gone away to join the army

Walker, W. RaymondGood-night, nurse

Ward - StephensHave you seen him in France?

Warren, WilliamMarching through Berlin

Watson, FredricWhen the war is over I'll return to you

Welch, Emmett J.Star of glory, TheWrite home to mother often, soldier boy

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Wells, BillyYou stole my heart, America

Wells, JackChimes of NormandyJoan of Arc they are calling you [4 copies]

Wendling, PeteOh! How I wish I could sleep until my daddy comes home

Wendling, Pete and Jack WellsOver the top

Wenrich, PercyI ain't got weary yet! [2 copies]

Weslyn, Louis and Al. PiantadosiSend me away with a smile [3 copies]

Weston, WillieWe're going to take the sword away from William

Weston, Willie, Kendis Brockman and Nat VincentGreatest little mother in the world, The

Wheeler, Dan E. and Emma P. Stretch and George B. WheelerLong live our America

Wheeler, J. W.We are marching on to glory for the flag

White, JamesHe's a soldier of the U.S.A.

Whiting, Richard A.Along the way to WaikikiBig red motor and little blue limousine, TheI'll love you more for losing you awhileTill we meet again

Williams, [Bert] and Walker,[George]Album of gems

Williams, W. R.When Teddy comes marching home

Williams, William B.We'll keep them flying

Willson, MeredithAmerica calling

Wilson, Lew and Alfred DubinHe's got those big blue eyes like you daddy mine [2 copies]

Winkle, BillyWhen Uncle Joe steps into France

Wood, HaydnRoses of Picardy

Wrubel, AllieMy own America

Wurzell [George F. Root]Call 'em names, Jeff

Yosco, BobGirl in D ixie in the days of 1860 , A

Zaret, Hy and Bernie Wayne and Nat GardnerYanks are not coming, The

Ziegler, RachelSweetheart, sweetheart I wear the blue

Piano for two hands

7 Aronson, RudolphRough riders

Andrews, M. H.Pride of the army

Bagley, E. E.

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National emblem marchBernard, Mike

Neutrality march, The

Davis, Will J.Screaming eagle march and two-step, The

Engelmann, H.Taps! Military march

Fassbinder, William B.Cowboy, The

Frantzen, HenryMotor King

Grant, Bert F.Aero-rag, The

Greenwald, John L.American conquest

Holzmann, AbeUncle Sammy

Johnson, Victor H.Casino anniversary march and two-step

Kiefer, JosephIron division, The

Lampe, J. B odewaltHero of the isthmus

Leland, J . M.Dream of peace march

Losey, F. H.Commander-in-chief march two-stepFrom ocean to oceanSpeed kings, TheTriumphant America

Lowden, C. HaroldUncle Sam's re-union march

Mack, E.General Grant's grand march

Meacham, F. W.American patrol

Parker, W. C.Automobiling

Pierson, William T.League of nationsOn the avenue

Porter, GilbertGreat union march and two step, The

Reeves, D. W.Second regiment Connecticut national guard march

St. Clair, Floyd J.Steel king, The

Sousa, John PhilipCharlatan march, TheJack tarLiberty Bell march, The

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Southgate, F.Buchanan schottisch

Tregina, A., arr.Marines' hymn, The

Vandersloot, Carl D.General PershingOur Sammies

Washington, JamesIndependence march

Wilkins, Harry P.Coontown sarynade

A LadyRichmond blue's march


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Abe Lincoln had just one country - Kern, JeromeAfter the war is over [3 copies] - Andrieu, HarryAlbum of gems - Williams, [Bert] and Walker, [George]All for you, Uncle Sam - Ferrar, MichaelAll hits songster - Parker, W. C.Allegiance - Faust, John HowardAlong the way to Waikiki - Whiting, Richard A.America - Branen, JeffAmerica - Condie, ChristoperAmerica calling - Willson, MeredithAmerica, here's my boy [2 copies] - Lange, ArthurAmerica he's for you! - Sterling, Andrew B.America, I love you [2 copies] - Gottler, ArchieAmerica, make the world safe for democracy - Levy, Sol P.America, my country - Maetzold, E. F.America needs you like a mother - Schwartz, JeanAmerica never took water - Brennan, J. Keirn, Gus Edwards and Paul CunninghamAmerica prepare - Danmark, RibéAmerica! Proud land of liberty - Teasdale , Howard M.American beauty - Jerome, M. K.Americans come! - Foster, FayAnd he'd say oo-la-la! Wee-wee [3 copies] - Ruby, Harry and George JesselAngel of no man's land - Tullar, Grant ColfaxAngels of mercy - Berlin, IrvingAny bonds today? [3 copies] - Berlin, IrvingArcady - Jolson, Al and B. G. De SylvaAre we downhearted? No! No! No! - Donaldson, W illArms for the love of America - Berlin, IrvingArmy of Uncle Sam - Tarquin, Nicolas and Marty SchrammArmy's full of Irish - Donaldson, WalterAt the bully wooly wild west show - Abrahams, MauriceAt the Dixie military ball - Carroll, HarryAt the front of the battles you found us, we won with the red, white and blue [2 copies] - Thomas, CharlesAu revoir, but not good-bye, soldier boy [2 copies] - Von Tilzer, Albert

Back in the old town to-night - Lange, ArthurBattle song of liberty [2 copies] - Bigelow, F. E.Bebe - Silver, AbnerBecause you believe in me - Ball, Ernest R.Belgium dry your tears - Piantadosi, Al.Belgium for ever - Townsend, NatalieBenediction - Goatley, AlmaBig red motor and little blue limousine - Whiting, Richard A.Biggest thing in a soldier's life - Nelson, Edward G.Bing! Bang! Bing 'em on the Rhine - Mahoney, Jack and Allan FlynnBirth of a nation - Hammel, ElsieBlue and the gray - Dresser, PaulBoogie woogie bugle boy - Raye, Don and Hughie PriceBoys from Yankee land - Franks, Harry R.Boys in brown - Bradford, Harvey D.Break the news to mother [2 copies] - Harris, Charles K.Bring back my daddy to me - Meyer, George W.Brought back victory again - Gabriel, Jacob

Call 'em names, Jeff - Wurzel [G eorge F. Root]Call to arms - Gary, W ilmuthCall to the colors - Hoffmann, TheodoreCamouflage - Gilbert, L. Wolfe and Anatol FriedlandCheer up father cheer up mother - Paley, HermanCheer up, mother - Earl, MaryCherry blossom time - Ford, Gene

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Chimes of Normandy - Wells, JackChin up! Cherrio! Carry on! - Lane, BurtonChristmas at war - Roy, J. AmédéeCome home, Dewey, we won't do a thing to you - Dresser, PaulCome on papa - Leslie, Edgar and Harry RubyCome under the folds of the red, white and blue - Blomquist, R.Company sergeant-major - Sanderson, WilfredComprenez-vous papa - Lawrence, RayCows may come, and cows may go but the bull will go on forever - Von Tilzer, Harry

Daddy, I want to go - Stembler, EddieDancing the blues away - McCarthy, Joe, Howard Johnson and Fred FisherDear Mom - Harris, Maury ColemanDear old flag - Tilly, George E.Dear old pal of mine - Rice, GitzDefend America - Hadley, ArthurDefend the flag - O'Gorman, William J.Dirty hands, dirty face [incomplete] - Monaco, James V.Dixie volunteers [2 copies] - Leslie, Edgar and Harry RubyDo you miss me? - Federoff, HDo your little "bitty-bit" - Braham, EdmundDon't bite the hand that's feeding you [2 copies] - M organ, JimmieDon't cry Frenchy, don't cry - Donaldson, WalterDon't cry Swanee - Jolson, Al and B. G. De Sylva and Con ConradDon't forget the Salvation Army - Brown, Robert and William FrischDon't try and steal the sweetheart of a soldier [2 copies] - Van and SchenckDoughnuts - Nelson, John LouwDream of a soldier boy - Monaco, James V.Dreaming of home sweet home - Hanley, James F.Dreams just dreams - Berlin, Irving and Snyder

End of a perfect day - Jacobs-Bond, CarrieEverybody welcome - everything free! - Egan, ThomasEverything is peaches down in Georgia - Ager, Milton and George W. MeyerEv'ry time she hears the band play - Casey, James W.Eyes of youth see the truth - Cohan, George M.

Fatal ring - Hanley, James F.Father will be with us soon - MacDonald, Ballard and Nat OsborneFatherland, the Motherland, the land of my best girl - Carroll, HarryFight on Corregidor - Reid, Don and Oscar CatsiffFightin' Doug MacArthur - Ram, BuckFighting navy [2 copies] - Henry, StanleyFinest flag that flies [2 copies] - Richardson, HarryFlag of my heart and home - Aaronson, BenFlag that can't be drowned - Cowles, Jessie M artinFlag that waved at Baltimore - Havez, Jean C.For Dixie and Uncle Sam [2 copies] - Ball, Ernest R.For it is my land and your land - Mills, JoyFor Old Glory [2 copies] - Irving, WalterFor the flag, for the home, for the family - Cohan, George M.For the glory of U.S.A. - Newman, SamuelFor your boy and my boy - Van Alstyne, EgbertForget me not my American rose - Sherwood, RayFrance is calling - Shaiffer, H. D. and Clarence KohlmannFree for all - Dennis, MattFrench trot - Davis, MiltonFrom here to Shanghai - Berlin, IrvingFurther it is from Tipperary - Dudley, Bide, John Godfrey and James Byrnes

Game of love - Levi, MauriceGee! But ain't America a grand old place - Smith, ChrisGee! What a wonderful time we'll have when the boys come home - Earl, Mary

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Giddy Giddap! Go on! Go on! - Frost, JackGirl in Dixie in the days of 1860 - Yosco, BobGirl who wears a cross upon her sleeve - Mahoney, WillGive a little credit to the navy - Gumble, AlbertGive three loud cheers - Stewart, Isabel, Edith M. Gibbs and Geoffrey O'HaraGod be with my wandering boy to-night - Porter, LewGod be with our boys to-night [2 copies] - Sanderson, WilfredGod keep you safe - Cuthbertson, EdwardGod send my boy safe home again - Sawyer, Henry S.God, spare our boys over there - Jerome, William and J. F. MahoneyGoing up - Hirsch, Louis A.Good morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip! - Lloyd, RobertGood-night, nurse - Walker, W. RaymondGood bye Alexander - Creamer and LaytonGood-bye boys - Von Tilzer, HarryGood-bye Broadway, hello France - Baskette, BillyGood bye dear, I'll be back in a year - Kay, MackGood-bye Dolly Gray - Barnes, PaulGood-bye France [2 copies] - Berlin, IrvingGood-bye little girl, good-bye - Edwards, GusGoodbye mama - Coots, J. FredGood bye red, white and blue - Benkhart, GusGood-bye "Sally" good luck to you - Habelow, SamGood bye, that means you - Lange, ArthurGrand army man - Thatcher, JamesGreat America - Barry, FrankGreatest battle song of all - Ruby, HarryGreatest little mother in the world - Weston, Willie, Kendis, Brockman and VincentGunner Jim - Daly, Arthur J.Gussie - Byron, Royal

Have you seen him in France? - Ward - StephensHeart of the world - McConnell, George B.Hello central, give me London - Oates, James F.Hello central, give me no man's land [3 copies] - Schwartz, JeanHello! Gen'ral Pershing - Porter, LewHello! Ma - Burke, F. L.Hello! Mother I'm back home - Heath, Bobby and Sam GoldHere comes America - Glogau, JackHere's to you, MacArthur - Kent, WalterHero of them all - Richardson, HarryHe's a soldier of the U.S.A. - White, JamesHe's doing his bit - Von Tilzer, HarryHe's got those big blue eyes like you daddy mine [2 copies] - Wilson, Lew and Alfred DubinHe's had no lovin' for a long, long time - Pinkard, MaceoHe's 1-A in the army and he's A-1 in my heart - Evans, ReddHe's well worth waiting for - Von Tilzer, HarryHold your hand out, naughty boy - Murphy, C. W. and W orton DavidHome again America for me - Philleo , EstelleHome coming week in France [2 copies] - Lewis, Seneca G.Home road - Carpenter, John AldenHomesick [2 copies] - Berlin, IrvingHomeward bound [2 copies] - Meyer, George W.How can I forget - Berlin, IrvingHow 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm? [2 copies] - Donaldson, WalterHullo, home! - Hilliam, B. C.Hunting the H un - Gottler, ArchieHurrah! For America - Prosser, RuthHurrah! For the liberty boys, hurrah! - Paul, E. T.Hurrah for Uncle Sam - Nattes, E.Hymn to Old Glory - Drobegg, William

I ain't got weary yet! [2 copies] - Wenrich, Percy

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I cannot bear to say good-bye - Owen, AnitaI didn't raise my boy to be a slacker - Platzmann, EugeneI didn 't raise my boy to be a soldier [3 copies] - Piantadosi, Al.I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way - Fairman, GeorgeI don't want to get well [2 copies] - Jentes, HarryI have no other sweet heart but you - Rosenfeld, M onroe H. and Harry I. DavisI hear America calling - Robinson, Harry I.I love the U.S.A. - Hardy, W illI may be gone for a long, long time - Von Tilzer, AlbertI met you in springtime - Barron, Ted S.I paid my income tax today [no cover] - Berlin, IrvingI want a girl from a Yankee Doodle town - Frantzen, HenryI want to be in Dixie [2 copies] - Berlin, Irving and SnyderI want to go back to Michigan - Berlin, IrvingI want to go to Mexico - Edwards, GusI want you for myself - Berlin, IrvingI wish I had someone to say "good-bye" to - Mohr, Halsey K.I wonder what he's doing tonight - Hanley, James F.I'd be proud to be the mother of a soldier - Bayha, CharlesI'd like to see the Kaiser with a lily in his hand - Lewis, Henry, H. Johnson and B. FrischI'll be back in a year, little darlin' - Shelhamer, Ben, Jr. and Claude Heritier and Russ HullI'll be waiting sailor boy for you - Howard, Great and William GahaganI'll come sailing home to you [2 copies] - Carroll, HarryI'll fly to Hawaii - Davis, Lou and Joe and Ira SchusterI'll love you more for losing you awhile - Whiting, Richard A.I'll return, mother darling, to you - Keithley, E. ClintonI'll say she does - De Sylva, Bud, Gus Kahn and Al JolsonI'll wed the girl I left behind - Dillon, William A.I'm always thinking of Georgia - Monaco, James V.I'm building a palace in Palestine - Howard, RichardI'm glad I can make you cry [2 copies] - McCarron, Charles R. and Carey MorganI'm glad to be the mother of a soldier boy - Bowers, Frederick V.I'm goin' South - Silver, Abner and Harry WoodsI'm going to be a soldier and fight for the U.S.A. - Haller and StaffordI'm going to follow the boys - Monaco, James V.I'm gonna pin a medal on the girl I left behind - Berlin, IrvingI'm hitting the trail to Normandy so kiss me good-bye [2 copies] - Snyder, CharlesI'm not going to buy any summer clothes - Dodge, GilbertI'm on my way to Dublin Bay - Murphy, StanleyI'm sorry I made you cry - Clesi, N. J.I'm thinking of you - Lindeman, ArtI've a corner in my heart for you - Schroeder, WilliamI've been drafted - Moraine, Lyle and Chuck FosterI've got a ten day pass for a honeymoon - Donaldson, Walter, Ballard MacDonald and James F. HanleyI've got my captain working for me now - Berlin, IrvingI've got the profiteering blues - Bibo, IrvingIf he can fight like he can love, good night Germany! - Meyer, George W.If I had a son for each star in Old Glory - Burke, Joseph A.If I'm not at the roll-call [2 copies] - Boyden, George L.If we had a million more like Teddy - Bayha, CharlesIf you do what you do - Turk, Roy, Lou Handman and Eddie CantorIf you want the rainbow - Levant, OscarIn every nook and corner - Fain, SammyIn Flanders' fields - Tours, Frank E.In the folds of the starry flag - Herbert, VictorIn the good old summer time - Evans, GeorgeIs there a letter for me - Harris, Charles K.It don't seem the same since the boys marched away - Brosseau, Y. O.It must be the spirit of seventy-six - Green, Arthur N.It won't be long before we're home - Howard, Joseph E.It's a long, long way to Tipperary [2 copies] - Judge, Jack and Harry WilliamsIt's a long, long way from here to old Broadway - Jeffords, Minnie LeeIt's a long way from her to "Over There" - Payton, Lew

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It's a long way to Berlin - Lowe, Francis J.It's a long way to Berlin, but we'll get there! - Flatow, LeonIt's a long, long way to the U.S.A. and the girl I left behind - Von Tilzer, HarryIt's all over now - Fairman, GeorgeIt's great to be a private in the army - Kellogg, PaulIt's time for every boy to be a soldier - Tierney, Harry

Ja-da - Carleton, BobJazz baby - Jerome, M. K.Jazz dance - Overstreet, W. BentonJerry - Baskette, BillyJerry, my soldier boy - Porter, ColeJim, Jim, don't come back 'till you win - Von Tilzer, HarryJoan of Arc they are calling you [4 copies] - Wells, JackJohnny get your gun and be a soldier - Glogau, JackJohnny's in town - Meyer, George W. and Abe OlmanJust a baby's letter - Lawrence, RayJust a baby's prayer at twilight [2 copies] - Jerome, M. K.Just a lock of hair for mother - Dreyfus, MaxJust an old friend of the family - Smith, ChrisJust before the battle, mother - Root, George F.Just like Washington crossed the Delaware, General Pershing will cross the Rhine [2 copies] - Meyer, GeorgeW.Just try to picture me back home in Tennessee - Donaldson, Walter

K-K-K-Katy [2 copies] - O'Hara, GeoffreyKaiser Bill - Beatty, AlKeep 'em flying! - Coleman, BillKeep smiling at trouble - Gensler, LewisKeep the home-fires burning - Novello, IvorKeep the love-light burning in the window 'til the boys come marching home - Caddigan, "Jack" and M cHughKeep the trench fires going for the boys out there - Von Tilzer, HarryKeep your head down "Fritzie Boy" - Rice, GitzKhaki Sammy - Carpenter, John AldenKiss her good bye for me - Boyden, George L.Kiss me my honey, kiss me - Snyder, TedKiss that made me cry - Gottler, Archie

Laddie boy - Edwards, GusLaddie in khaki - Novello, IvorLaddies who fought and won - Lauder, HarryLafayette - Earl, MaryLast long mile - Breitenfeld, EmilLast night I said a prayer - Fulton, Jack and Lee Erwin and Paul De FurLet the red, white and blue alone - Travaline, DominickLet's all be Americans now [2 copies] - Berlin, Irving and Edgar Leslie and George W. MeyerLet's go, U.S.A. keep 'em flying! - Allen, Arthur A. and Harold P. WoodLet's keep the glow in Old Glory and the free in freedom too [2 copies] - Speroy, RobertLet's put the axe to the Axis - Mann, Paul and Stephan WeissLet's rally, boys! - Barlow, George S.Let's take our hats off, to our Pennsylvania boys - Montroy, StephenLetter that never reached home - Gottler, ArchieLiberty - Barron, Ted S.Liberty Bell - Mohr, Halsey K.Liberty statue is looking right at you - McCarron, Charles R. and Carey MorganLindbergh - Johnson, Howard and Al ShermanListening - Berlin, IrvingLittle bit of sunshine [2 copies] - Hanley, James F.Little Ford rambled right along - Gay, ByronLittle French mother, good-bye! - Caddigan, "Jack" and "Chick" StoryLittle good for nothing's good for something after all - Von Tilzer, HarryLittle gray mother - De Costa, HarryLittle pal - Jolson, Al, B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson

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Little wooden cross - Nelson, John LouwLondon pride - Coward, NoelLong boy - Walker, BarclayLong live our America - Wheeler, Dan E., Emma P. Stretch and George B. WheelerLonging for you and the U.S.A. - Bruckman, IrvingLook out here comes an American [incomplete] - Von T ilzer, AlbertLorraine [2 copies] - Fisher, FrankLove - Schroeder, WilliamLoyalty is the word today - Andino, J. E.Lucky Lindy - Baer, AbelLullaby of war - Kampman, Robert S.

Ma, I miss your apple pie - Lombardo, Carmen and John Jacob LoebMadelaine - Spitalny, PhilMagic in your big blue eyes - Osborne, NatMakin's of the U.S.A. - Von T ilzer, HarryMammy's chocolate soldier - Gottler, ArchieMammy's Dixie soldier boy - Landman, Norman H.Man behind the hammer and the plow - Von Tilzer, HarryMarching along together - Pola, Edward and Franz SteiningerMarching Americans - Grant, AllanMarching song - Hubbard, Susan WeareMarching through Berlin - Warren, WilliamMaurice Costello - Brown, CharlieMe and my Uncle Sam - Dillon, William A.Memories of France - Robinson, J. RusselMem'ries of one sweet kiss - Jolson, Al and Dave DreyerMen behind the man behind the gun - Murphy, Frank L.Merry cyclers - Rich, Louise B.Military waltz - Logan, Frederic KnightMr. Jazz himself - Berlin, IrvingMorning will come - Jolson, Al and B. G. De Sylva and Con ConradMother - Romberg, SigmundMother, I'm dreaming of you - Story, ChickMy angel of the flaming cross - Gay, ByronMy baby boy - Von Tilzer, AlbertMy Barney lies over the ocean - Grant, BertMy Belgian rose [3 copies] - Benoit, George and Robert Levenson and Ted GartonMy country - McClennan, Walter N.My dream of the big parade - McHugh, JimmyMy girl from the U.S.A. - McConnell, George B.My glory flag - Lewis, James E.My heart belongs to the U.S.A. - Hamilton, BurtonMy heart is with the U.S.A. - Burn, FarrarMy life belongs to Uncle Sam, but my heart belongs to you [incomplete] - Motzan, Otto and Schulyer GreeneMy lonely fleur-de-lis - Magine, FrankMy own America - Wrubel, AllieMy own United States - Edwards, JulianMy pal Jerry - Rose, FredMy red cross girlie - Morse, TheodoreMy sweetheart is somewhere in France [2 copies] - Earl, MaryMy Yankee boy - Solman, Alfred

Navy will bring them back! - Schuster, IraNew hail Columbia - Chadwick, George W.Newport News blues - Shifrin, W illieNobody knows how I miss you dear old pals - Dorr, Eddie and Lew PorterNow all the world's at peace - De Rose, Peter

Oh! Frenchy [2 copies] - Conrad, ConOh! How I hate to get up in the morning [2 copies] - Berlin, IrvingOh! How I wish I could sleep until my daddy comes home - Wendling, PeteOh! Isn't it funny what the searchlight can do? - David, W orton and Hermann Darewski

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Oh moon of the summer night [2 copies] - Flynn, Allan J.Oh! Susie behave - Olman, AbeOh we won't be with you to-morrow - Boyden, George L.Oh! What a time for the girlies when the boys come marching home - Ruby, HarryOld Glory we salute - Schubert, Hugh W .Old Glory, the red, white and blue - Crerie, E. Edwin and Howard H. StumpfOld Glory you're the grandest flag - Allen, Arthur A.Old spirit of seventy-six - Butts, J. FrankOn a little farm in Normandie - Osborne, NatOn the battlefield - Harwood, Don ValentineOn the old front porch - Lange, ArthurOn the road to home sweet home - Van Alstyne, EgbertOne for all - all for one - Rich, MaxwellOne o'clock baby - Jolson, AlOne, two, three, boys - Harris, Charles K.Our boys from Pennsylvania - Peoples, Harriet WilsonOur country - Piatt, W. C.Our country's flag - Parker, Mary S.Our flag in France - Bauer, Emile FrancesOur honored flag - Grimm, C. A.Over in Hero-land - Silvers, LouisOver the Rhine - Gumble, AlbertOver the top - Wendling, Pete and Jack WellsOver the top with the best of luck - Mitchell, Albert C.Over there [4 copies] - Cohan, George M.Over yonder where the lilies grow - O'Hara, Geoffrey

Packard and the ford - Carroll, HarryPardon came to late - Dresser, PaulPatria - Castle, Mrs. VernonPatriotism - O'Hara, GeoffreyPaul Revere - Mohr, Halsey K.Pay-day! - Fields, ArthurPeace - Earl, David GardnerPlease learn to love - Hilliam, B. C.Pledge of Allegiance - Bergh, ArthurPoilu pal - Nelson, John LouwPoor Pauline [2 copies] - Walker, RaymondPut a light in the window [2 copies] - Senna, ClarencePut it over for the red white and blue - Mansfield, Frank

Ragtime fight - Romberg, SigmundRagtime soldier man - Berlin, IrvingRamparts we watch - Beecher, W. GordonRaus mit der Kaiser [2 copies] - Lange, ArthurRedondo-by-the-sea - Morey, Charles, J.Remember Pearl Harbor - Reid, Don and Sammy KayeRemember the Maine - Stanford, TonyRose of "no man's land" [2 copies] - Brennan, James A.Roses of Picardy - Wood, HaydnRound her neck she wears a yeller ribbon - Norton, George A.Rum tum tiddle - Schwartz, Jean

Sailor of the U.S.A. - Roth, Charles H.Salvation lassie of mine [2 copies] - Caddigan, "Jack" and "Chick" StorySammie's saving souvenirs - Schoenberg, ChrisSammy boy - Kendis, James and James BrockmanSay a prayer for the boys out there [2 copies] - Marr, AlexSelective service songs [14 titles] - Fisher, FrankSend me a line - Cobb, George L.Send me a p icture of baby - Gottler , ArchieSend me a rose from homeland - Cooke, J. F.Send me away with a smile [3 copies] - Weslyn, Louis and Al. Piantadosi

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Service flag - Bartmess, Emma HansonShip of Uncle Sam - Erd, Daisy M. PrattShout! Wherever you may be I am an American - Schuster, Ira, Paul Cunningham and Leonard W hitcupShrine of Saint of Saint Cecilia - JokernSilver threads among the gold - Danks, H. P.Sister Susie's sewing shirts for soldiers - Darewski, Hermann E.Smile and show your dimple - Berlin, IrvingSmokes for Yanks - Filler, Harry and Frank CapanoSnookey Ookums - Berlin, IrvingSo long, mother [3 copies] - Van Alstyne, EgbertSo long Sammy - Gumble, AlbertSoldier's rosary [2 copies] - Burke, Joseph A.Soldiers of Erin - Herbert, VictorSoldiers of glorious America - Lockwood, HarveySome day they're coming home again - Hilbert, HarrySome day waiting will end - Caryll, IvanSome sunny day - Berlin, IrvingSomeone is longing for home, sweet home - Berg, David, William Tracey and Jack SternSomeone is waiting for you - Piantadosi, Al.Some-one missing someone - Felcher, Joseph J.Sometimes think of me - Brown, George WalterSomewhere in France - Carroll, Earl and Rubey CowanSomewhere in France [3 copies] - Howard, Joseph E.Somewhere in France is daddy - Howard, GreatSongs of the allies [includes Star spangled Banner, The M arseillaise, God save the king, and Brabanconne] -Arlen, Harold [includes Rouget, Carey, and Van Campenhout]Song of the cherry blossoms - Stern, Alfred L.Song that will live forever - McGlennon, FelixSons of America, America needs you [2 copies] - Pierson, William T.Spirit of '76, The - Bickford, G. FrederickStand by - for we are coming - Rice, Ralph, Nat Simon and Roy NewellStand by your colors - Thomas, E llaStand with America - Carroll, Howard and Kathryn CarrollStar of glory - Welch, Emmett J.Stars of blue and gold - Friedman, LeoStella - Jolson, Al and B enny Davis and Harry AkstStrolling 'round the camp with Mary - Osborne, NatSunshine - Berlin, IrvingSweetheart, sweetheart I wear the blue - Ziegler, Rachel

Take a letter to my daddy over there - Baskette, BillyTake a little tip from father - Berlin, Irving and SnyderTake care of mother for me - Cater, FrancesTake me back to that rose covered shack - Jentes, Harry and Milton AgerTake me up with you dearie - Von T ilzer, AlbertTale of the fireside - Shannon, J. R.Tell me why you want to go to Paree - Brooks, SheltonTell that to the marines [2 copies] - Schwartz, Jean and Al JolsonTennessee - Godfrey, JeffThank your lucky stars and stripes - Van Heusen, JimmyThat international rag - Berlin, IrvingThat mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune - Berlin, IrvingThat old tattered flag [2 copies] - Scott, George D.That Spanish rag - Furth, SeymourThat valley of tears - Thomas, WilliamThat's a mother's liberty loan - Mayo and Tally and Clarence GaskillThat's a mother's reward from her son [2 copies] - Tennant, Gilbert C.That's why we love you, Betsy Ross - Reid, Ivan and Peter De RoseThen I'll come back to you - Bratton, John W.There is nothing else but Lindy in the air - Ryan, Mrs. T. J.There'll always be an England - Parker, Ross and Hughie CharlesThere'll be a hot time for the old men [2 copies] - Meyer, George W.There's a Dixie girl who's longing for a Yankee Doodle boy [2 copies] - Meyer, George W.

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There's a girl in Chateau Thierry - Gideon, MelvilleThere's a green hill out in Flanders [2 copies] - Flynn, Allan J.There's a light in your eyes - Caryll, IvanThere's a little blue star in the window - Klickmann, F. HenriThere's a long, long trail - Elliott, ZoThere's a picture in my old kit bag - Sweet, Al.There's a service flag flying at our house - Brown, Al. W.There's an angel missing from heaven - Speroy, RobertThere's no country like my country! - Herbert, JeanThey had to stand up every time they sat down - Shay, JeromeThey started somethin' - Sour, Robert, Don M cCray and Ernest GoldThey were all out of step but Jim - Berlin, IrvingThey're on their way to Mexico - Berlin, IrvingThose Charlie Chaplin feet - Gottler, ArchieThree wonderful letters from home - Hanley, James F.Til reveille - Cowan, Stanley and Bobby WorthTill we meet again - Whiting, Richard A.Tim Rooney's at the fightin' - Flynn, NorahTip-top Tipperary Mary - Carroll, HarryTo save the world for freedom [2 copies] - Leonard, ArthurTribute to the national guards, army and navy - Koellhoffer, B. A.Twenty-one dollars a day - once a month - Bernard, Felix

Uncle Sam, we'll a ll be there - Ingraham, Edward M.Uncle Sammy here I am - Johnson, James P.U.S.A. - Davies, Frank J.U.S.A. march to victory - Rodrock, Gertrude FergusonUnited we stand - Meade, Samuel

V calls for victory - Ortmann, WilliamVictory - King, Joseph N.

Wait till you get them up in the air, boys - Von Tilzer, AlbertWake up, America - Glogau, JackWar babies - Hanley, James F.War brides - Calhoun, John C.Watch, hope and wait little girl [3 cop ies] - Clayton, WillWatch the bee go get the Hun - Hawley, WalterWave that flag, America - Adams, Phelps H.Way down there a Dixie boy is missing - Tierney, HarryWe are a peaceful nation - Dawson, R. KennethWe are Americans too - Razaf, Andy, Eubie Blake and Charles L. CookeWe are marching on to glory for the flag - W heeler, J. W.We did it before - Friend, Cliff and Charlie TobiasWe don't want the bacon - Carr, "Kid" Howard, Harry Russell and Jimmie HavensWe stopped them at the Marne - Rice, GitzWe take our hats off to you, Mr. Wilson! - Merrill, BlancheWe'll all be happy when the boys come home - Howard, GreatWe'll always remember Pearl Harbor - Bryan, Alfred, Willie Raskin and Gerald MarksWe'll be home - Heisler, HarryWe'll be there, Uncle Sam, we'll be there - Ryan, CharlesWe'll be waiting when you come back home [2 copies] - Rodeheaver, Homer A.We'll build a little home in the U.S.A. - Elbert, CharlesWe'll do our share [2 copies] - Egan, JackWe'll keep them flying - Williams, William B.We'll knock the Heligo-into Heligo-out of Heligoland! - Morse, TheodoreWe'll lick the Kaiser if it takes twenty years - Grosvenor, Ralph L.We'll make the Germans all sing "Yankee Doodle Doo" - Fisher, Gerrit B.We'll never let our old flag fall - Kelly, M. F.We're all Americans [2 copies] - Mangan, James T.We're all going calling on the Kaiser - Brennan, James A.We're all with you, dear America - Schaeffer, LewWe're bound to win with boys like you - Kendis, James, James Brockman and Nat Vincent

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We're building a bridge to Berlin - Grady, Bart E.We're going over - Sterling, Andrew B., Bernie Grossman and Arthur LangeWe're going over the top - Sterling, Andrew B., Bernie Grossman and Arthur LangeWe're going to celebrate the end of war in ragtime - Goetz, Coleman and Jack SternWe're going to hang the Kaiser - Kendis, James and James BrockmanWe're going to take the sword away from William - Weston, WillieWe're gonna have to slap the dirty little Jap and Uncle Sam's the guy who can do it - Miller, BobWe're on our way to France - Berlin, IrvingWee, wee Marie - Fisher, FrankWelcome home again - Jones, Stephen O.Welcome home, laddie boy, welcome home! - Edwards, GusWelcome home [2 copies] - Nelson, Edward G.What an army of men we'd have if they ever drafted girls - Piantadosi, Al and Jack GlogauWhat are you going to do to help the boys? - Van Alstyne, EgbertWhat do you say, boys? - Lowden, C. HaroldWhat'll we do with him boys? - Lange, ArthurWhen a blue service star turns to gold - Morse, TheodoreWhen a boy says good bye to his mother - Frost, JackWhen Alexander takes his ragtime band to France - Bryan, Alfred, Cliff Hess and Edgar LeslieWhen Dewey comes sailing home - Mills, KerryWhen God turns the trenches to gardens again - Tennant, Gilbert C.When I come back to you [2 copies] - Tracey, William and Jack SternWhen I get back home to you - Owen, AnitaWhen I hear that "Jaz" band play - Gray, EddieWhen I lost you - Berlin, IrvingWhen I see you I see red white and blue - Gottler, ArchieWhen I send you a picture of Berlin [2 copies] - Fay, Frank, Ben Ryan and Dave DreyerWhen it's all over - Mills, KerryWhen it's apple blossom time in Normandy - Mellor, Gifford and TrevorWhen my soldier boy comes marching home - Diener, Carl C.When old glory leads the nations through the Panama Canal - Beach, TedWhen our service star was turned to golden hue - Richmond, Allen R.When Pershing's men go marching into Picardy - Rogers, James H.When Sunday comes to town - Von Tilzer, HarryWhen Teddy comes marching home - Williams, W. R.When the appleblossoms bloom in France - Elsesser, Harry C. and J. Edwin AllemongWhen the band from Dixie land plays "La Marseillaise" - Gibson, A. J.When the band plays Dixie in France - Deagon, ArthurWhen the boat arrives - Fairman, GeorgeWhen the boys come home - Speaks, OleyWhen the clouds of war roll by - Binns, Nat, and Earl HaubrichWhen the flag goes by - Nevin, George B.When the fleet comes sailing home [2 copies] - Flanagan, T. JayWhen the goddess of liberty calls - Ferguson, T. A. and A. A. KohlhofWhen the grown up ladies act like babies - Abrahams, MauriceWhen the Kaiser does the goose-step to a good old American rag - Neander, HaroldWhen the Lusitania went down - McCarron, Char. R. and Nat VincentWhen the moon is shining somewhere in France - Rath, FrederickWhen the old boat heads for home - Fuller, EarlWhen the ships come home [2 copies] - Kern, JeromeWhen the sun goes down in Flanders - Von T ilzer, AlbertWhen the sun goes down in France [3 copies] - Tennant, Gilbert C.When the war is over I'll return to you - W atson, FredricWhen the war is over - Johnson, Charles L.When the Yankees go into battle - Praetorius, C. A.When the "Yanks" come marching home - Furth, SeymourWhen Tony goes over the top [2 copies] - Marr, AlexWhen Uncle Joe steps into France - W inkle, BillyWhen we come marching home - Lippincott, Richard E.When we get there - Marr, AlexWhen we meet in the sweet bye and bye - Murphy, StanleyWhen we reach that old port somewhere in France - Stept, Sam H.When we sailed for the U.S.A. [3 copies] - Davies, Florence E.

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When we wind up the watch on the Rhine - Thompson, Gordon V.When Yankee Doodle learns to parlez vous francais - Nelson, Edward G.When you are happy - Nelson, John LouwWhen you come back [2 copies] - Cohan, George M.When you come home again, Johnny - Klein, ManuelWhen your boy comes back to you [2 copies] - Thompson, Gordon V.When your sailor boy in b lue comes sailing home to you [2 copies] - Sheppard, M adelynWhere do we go from here [2 copies] - Johnson, Howard and Percy WenrichWhere the oceans meet in Panama - Jentes, HarryWhile you're away [2 copies] - Gilbert, L. Wolfe and Anatol FriedlandWild cherries - Snyder, TedWings of England - Revel, HarryWith Hancock union, liberty! - Dresel, Otto and H. EckhardtWith the fleet - Napier, EdwardWrite home to mother often, soldier boy - Welch, Emmett J.

Yale blues - Ellis, VivianYankee Doodle's going to Berlin - Perkins, KentYanks are not coming - Zaret, Hy, Bernie Wayne and Nat GardnerYou are children of the U.S.A. - Conrad, James W.You can't afford to marry, if you can't afford a Ford - Frost, JackYou can't beat us - Ball, Ernest R.You keep sending 'em over and we'll keep knocking 'em down - Ruby, HarryYou stole my heart, America - Wells, BillyYou'll find old Dixieland in France - Meyer, George W.You'll get all the love that's coming to you - Boyden, George L.You'll have to put him to sleep with the Marseillaise and wake him up with a oo-la-la - Von Tilzer, HarryYou'll sing, I'll sing, we'll all sing together, when the boys come home! - Brecker, SamYou're a grand old bell - Schmid, Johann C.You're a sap, Mister Jap - Cavanaugh, James, John Redmond and Nat SimonYou're the most wonderful girl [incomplete] - Abrahams, MauriceYoung America we're strong for you - McKenna, WilliamYour comrades from the U.S.A. - Lippincott, Richard E.Your country needs you now - Cormack, Rennie and George B. McConnellYour lips are no man's land but mine [2 copies] - McCarron, Charles R. and Carey MorganYour mother's gone away to join the army - Walker, Raymond

Piano for two hands

Aero-rag - Grant, Bert F.American conquest - Greenwald, John L.American patrol - Meacham, F. W .Automobiling - Parker, W. C.

Buchanan schottisch - Southgate, F.

Casino anniversary march and two-step - Johnson, Victor H.Charlatan march - Sousa, John PhilipCommander-in-chief march two-step - Losey, F. H.Coontown sarynade - Wilkins, Harry P.Cowboy - Fassbinder, William B.

Dream of peace march - Leland, J . M.

From ocean to ocean - Losey, F. H.

General Grant's grand march - Mack, E.General Pershing - Vandersloot, Carl D.Great union march and two step - Porter, Gilbert

Hero of the isthmus - Lampe, J. Bodewalt

Independence march - Washington, James

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Iron division - Kiefer, Joseph

Jack tar - Sousa, John Philip

League of nations - Pierson, William T.Liberty Bell march - Sousa, John Philip

Marines' hymn - Tregina, A., arr.Motor King - Frantzen, Henry

National emblem march - Bagley, E. E.Neutrality march - Bernard, Mike

On the avenue - Pierson, William T.Our Sammies - Vandersloot, Carl D.

Pride of the army - Andrews, M. H.

Richmond blue's march - A Lady [unknown]Rough riders - Aronson, Rudolph

Screaming eagle march and two-step - Davis, Will J.Second regiment Connecticut national guard march - Reeves, D. W .Speed kings - Losey, F. H.Steel king - St. Clair, Floyd J.

Taps! Military march - Engelmann, H.Triumphant America - Losey, F. H.

Uncle Sam's re-union march - Lowden, C. HaroldUncle Sammy - Holzmann, Abe

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