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101. All I get is consolation

102. Sipping cider thru' a straw; Thipping thider thru' a thtraw

103. I'm looking for my mama

104. Gee! it's great to be home again

105. I'm so glad trouble don't last alway

106. The hoodlum

107. Don't forget the Salvation Army; My doughnut girl

108. Oh, didn't it rain

109. Broken blossoms

110. Follow me; Negro spiritual

111. Golden crown; Negro spiritual

112. Bubbling over

113. Freckles

114. Buddha

115. My sugar-coated chocolate boy

116. At the high brown babies' ball

117. Oh how she can sing

118. Carolina sunshine

119. I'm the guy who guards the harem and my heart's in my work; Ziegfeld Follies of 1919

120. If every girl was a girl like you

121. Tell me why

122. Kentucky dream waltz

123. I'm happy go lucky

124. I wanna go back to dear old Mother's knee

125. Mandy; Ziegfeld Follies of 1919

126. Everybody wants a key to my cellar

127. Oh what a wonderful summer

128. Oh by jingo! oh by gee, you're the only girl for me; Oh by gee, by gosh, by gum, by juv; Linger longer Letty

129. I'll be happy when the preacher makes you mine

130. Good-bye Sally, good luck to you; Ex-service men's $20, 000 drive for the Salvation Army

131. Where do they get those beautiful dolls?

132. Jazz baby

133. The alcoholic blues (some blues)

134. Checkers

135. You're a million miles from nowhere (When you're one little mile from home)

136. Mickey

137. When Alexander takes his ragtime band to France

138. The rose of no man's land; La rose sous les boulets

139. While you're away; Pack up your cares in a bundle of joy

140. Everything is peaches down in Georgia

141. Greatest miracle of all

142. When the good Lord makes a record of a heros' deed he draws no color line

143. Kisses (the sweetest kisses of all)

144. Madelon; I'll be true to the whole regiment

145. If he can fight like he can love Good night, Germany!

146. I hate to lose you; I'm so used to you now

147. K-K-K-Katy

148. Three wonderful letters from home

149. Dallas blues

150. Give a little credit to the Navy

151. Oh! Frenchy

152. Mammy's chocolate soldier

153. Beautiful Ohio

154. My Belgian rose

155. Keep the trench fires going for the boys out there

156. When Uncle Joe steps into France

157. Garden of my dreams; Ziegfeld follies 1918

158. Old glory goes marching on; The flag that never knew defeat

159. What'll we do with him boys?; The Yanks made a monkey out of you

160. Till we meet again

161. I've got the Blue Ridge blues

162. Indianola

163. Oui, oui, Marie; Wee, wee Marie

164. In the old fashioned way; Somebody's sweetheart

165. There's nobody home but me

166. Flanders' fields

167. Captivation waltz

168. My Hawaiian rose

169. A little bit of sunshine; A little bit of sunshine from home

170. Can you tame wild wimmen

171. Out of the East

172. You jes' will git ready, you gwine a die

173. When you sang "Hush-a-bye Baby" to me; Companion song to Missouri waltz song (Hush-a-bye ma baby)

174. Drop me down in Dixie; Drop me down in Dixieland

175. We'll do our share while you're over there; I'm over here, you're over there

176. Just like Washington crossed the Delaware, General Pershing will cross the Rhine

177. I am sending criss-cross kisses to some one's soldier boy

178. It's never too late to be sorry

179. If they ever put a tax on love

180. When I gets out in no man's land; I can't be bother'd with no mule

181. I'm sorry I made you cry

182. The birthday of a King; Christmas song

183. Little birch canoe and you

184. It might as well be you

185. Jes' keep on a-blowin' your bubbles

186. Oh death where is thy sting

187. Home coming week in France

188. Some day

189. Welcome home

190. My Belgian rose

191. I'se gwine back to Dixie

192. A Ford song

193. The Americans come

194. If I could peep thru the window tonight

195. Good-bye France; You'll never be forgotten by the U.S.A.

196. Standin' in de need o' prayer; Negro spiritual

197. Bing! bang! bing 'em on the Rhine

198. Little grey home in the west

199. The greatest day the world will ever know

200. When the flowers bloom on no man's land what a wonderful day that will be

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