[Hartke sheet music collection. Box 188].
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Table of Contents:
- Alone in the lighthouse tower / words and music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld
- America and France / by Harrison Millard
- America, my own / words and music by Noble Cain
- America the beautiful / words by Katherine Lee Bates ; music by Samuel Ward
- America we all love you / by Joe F. Weber, John Redmond, Charles J. McCarthy & Smiling Eddie Dorr
- Anthem of America / words and music by Mrs. Robert Smart
- The battle song of liberty / by F.E. Bigelow ; words by Jack Yellen
- Birmingham jail / by Bert Lynn
- Birmingham jail / arranged by Dick Manoloff
- A bobbed-haired bandit stole my heart away / by Andrea Razaf & Paul Denniker
- The bold outlaw / by Henry R. Bishop
- The bright fiery cross / by Alvia O. DeRee
- Burglar buck / by Stephen O. Jones
- The burglar man / by John Stark
- Buy a bond / words and music by Erle Threlkeld
- The call / by Egbert Van Alstyne
- The castle of broken hearts / composed by Herbert Buffum
- Child of the wave / composed by J. Philip Knight
- Come back to Erin / by T.R. Ryder
- Come on over here it's a wonderful place / words by William Jerome ; music by Seymour Furth
- The crime I didn't do / words and music by Gene Autry
- Daddy swiped our last clean sheet / words by Helen Marcell & Peggy Hedges ; music by Helen Marcell
- Dancing sunbeams / by W.F. Sudds
- The end of a perfect day / music by Carrie Jacobs Bond ; words by J.P. McEvoy
- The flame of freedom / words and music by Albert Stillman, Lawrence Stock & Vincent Rose
- France we have not forgotten you / words by Grant Clarke & Howard E. Rogers ; music by Milton Ager
- Free for all / lyric by Tom Adair ; music by Matt Dennis
- A freshening breeze / by Randegger
- From prison to mother's grave / words by H.T. Pace ; music by Margaret A. Moore
- Get up and get out / words by Gordon Johnstone ; music by Geoffrey O'Hara
- The ghost breaker / written by Jack Glogau & Sidney Falke
- Go soldier boy / words and music by Maud Jewell
- Harbor lights / by Jimmy Kennedy & Hugh Williams
- Harbor lights are shining! / words and music by J.P. Skelly
- Harmony bay / words by J. Brandon Walsh ; music by Terry Sherman
- Hello America hello / words and music by Geo. Fairman
- He's in the jail house now / by Davis & Stafford
- The hooligans are hooli hooli mad / words by Ballard Macdonald ; music by James F. Hanley
- I want a pardon for daddy / words and music by Chas. E. Roat
- I was once your wife! / words by Raymond A. Browne ; music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld
- I wish I was in prison / words by Al. Dubin ; music by Sammy Fain
- I'll come back when the hawthorn blooms again / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- I'm a convict with old glory in my heart / words by Dave McEnery ; music by Bob Miller
- I'm just an old vagabond / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- I'm on the jury / by Kahn and Le Boy
- In jail on Easter morn / words and music by J.W. Stanistreet
- In the jailhouse now / words and music by Jimmie Rodgers
- It can't happen here / words by Billy Rose & Stanley Joseloff ; music by Dana Suesse
- It's wonderful to be an American / music by Lew Tobin ; words by Betty R. Fitzgerald-Kessel
- Jailer, bring me water / by Bobby Darin
- Jimmy Valentine / lyric by Edward Madden ; music by Gus Edwards
- John Dillinger / words and music by Forrest Herbert
- Just close your eyes big moon / words and music by Beth Slater Whitson
- Just the picture of a girl I used to know / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- Keep it from my mother / music by W.L. Needham
- Ku klux kismet / music by Mary Gue
- Left my gal in the mountains / words and music by Carson Robison
- The letter edged in black / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- Liberty / by Ted S. Barron
- Liberty / by Fred. A. Rothstein
- Liberty for you and me / words and music by Albert Bayer
- Liberty forever / song by Enrico Caruso and Vincenzo Bellezza
- Liberty statue is looking right at you! / words by Arthur Guy Empey ; music by Chas. R. McCarron & Carey Morgan
- The lighthouse bell / by Henry S. Sawyer
- The lighthouse bells / words by Frederick E. Weatherly ; composed by Annie Thiballier
- The lighthouse of love / words by Andrew K. Allison ; music by James Kendis
- The little bobbed hair bandit / words by Fred W. Cassens ; music by Luther A. Clark
- A little white lighthouse / lyric by Edgar Leslie ; music by Joe Burke
- Look out! I'm going to steal you / words by Edgar Leslie ; music by Kerry Mills
- Love's ship / by Alice and Nellie Morrison
- Maid of Mexico / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- Maumee Bay / words and music by Lewis J. Williams
- Miss liberty / by Jos. M. Daly
- Murder / committed by Byron Gay
- My father was a sailor on the Maine / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- My own U.S.A. / words and music by Frank Westphal
- Mystic city / by Nelson & Tillery
- Mystic krewe / by Jack D. Richmond
- The nation's recall march / by Walter L. Zink
- The nation's recall march / by Walter L. Zink
- New frontiers / words and music by Bob Saffer & George Mysels
- The ocean must be free / by Dave Kohn & Lew Flint
- Oh gee! There aint no justice / by Arthur Fields & Fred Hall
- Oh, seize the life-line! / music by Professor George W. Clarke
- On Jersey shore / by Arthur Pryor
- On the old Missouri shore / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- Once upon a time in America / by Ennio Morricone
- Only a picture of mother / by Allen Way
- Our America / by John W. Keck
- Our homeland America / words and music by Lois G. Sanders
- Our mother's of liberty / words by Noah F. Tillery ; music by Harry F. Windle
- Picture 84 / words by Chas. B. Ward ; music by Gussie L. Davis
- Please Mr. Judge, please do / words by Frank W. Swann ; music by Anita Comfort
- The prison serenade / by William T. Kahler
- A prisoner's dream / by Louis W. Chobar
- The prisoner's song / words and music by Guy Massey
- Safety all the time / by William H. Heagney
- See America first / words by Richard E. Vernor ; music by F. Dudleigh Vernor
- She waits by the deep blue sea / words by Edward Madden ; music by Theodore Morse
- She waits by the deep blue sea / words by Edward Madden ; music by Theodore Morse (4 copies)
- Slumberland waltzes / by Clair Van Lynden
- Smash and grab / by Jimmy Leach
- Somewhere along the sunrise trail / by Walter Goodwin & John McDermott
- The spirit of liberty / by Etta M. McAfee & A.E. Grapp
- The statue of liberty is smiling / words by Jack Mahoney ; music by Halsey K. Mohr
- Summer time in Dixie / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- The sweetheart of our nation / words by Wm. A, Wilander ; music by Harry De Costa
- Take it back judge / words by Gilmore & Leonard ; music by Edmund Thompson
- Tell daddy I've come / composed by Floyd E. Whitson
- That's what the red, white & blue means / lyric by Robert Levenson ; music by E.E. Bagley
- That's within the law / words and music by Alex Gerber
- There must be a bright tomorrow / words and music by Wallace Wysocki
- There's a bunch of klucks in the ku klux klan! / by Sam Coslow & Leon Friedman
- The thieving stranger / words and music by Ervin Drake
- The third degree / by Theo. Bendix
- Too many parties and too many pals / lyric by Billy Rose & Mort Dixon ; music by Ray Henderson (4 copies)
- A twilight call / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- The United States of America / words and music by Lt. Fred C. Grobee
- The verdict march / by Eugene L. Blake
- Vierlàˆnderlied / von Adolf Philipp
- The warder's story / by Charles Osborne
- Water boy / arranged by Avery Robinson
- When I get back to my American blighty / words by Arthur Fields ; music by Theodore Morse
- When the bell in the lighthouse rings / words by Arthur J. Lamb ; music by Alfred Solman (2 copies)
- When the boat arrives that brings my lovin' daddy home / words and music by Geo. Fairman
- When the harbor lights are burning / words by Alfred Bryan ; music by Alfred Solman
- When the tide is turning / words by Wm. A. Foster ; music by Mort. Weinstein
- When you come back / words and music by George M. Cohan
- Where art thou now my beloved / text by J Cheever Goodwin ; music by Edward E. Rice
- While the leaves came drifting down / words and music by Hattie Nevada
- Who killed ta-ra-ra? / by Richard Morton
- Wilson democracy and the red white & blue / words and music by Pvt. W.H. Hollingsworth
- With all her pleading he would never tell / words by Jas. O'Dea ; music by Claude Christella
- Within the law / by Bobbie Jones, Billie J. Morrissey & George Whittaker
- Within the law / words and music by Al Dubin & Clayt Coolidge
- The wreckers / by Noah F. Tillery & Dymple Tillery
- You've saved the statue / words and music by Valerie J. Putsey