The league of nations, the principle and the practice,

"Bibliographical notes": p. [339]-357.

The league of youth: The pillars of society: A doll's house

Mode of access: Internet.

Official handbook of the Girls' Branch of the Public Schools Athletic League.

Editor : Elizabeth Burchenal.

The league of nations; a practical suggestion,

Mode of access: Internet.

The British empire and a league of peace, together with an analysis of federal government, its function and its method,

Mode of access: Internet.

Bible manual for soul-winners : helps for preachers and Epworth League workers /

"'Helps toward Heaven' revised and enlarged by the author."

League of Nations journal and monthly report.

Ceased publication with v. 2, 1920.

Proceedings of the National security congress under the auspices of the National security league, Washington, January 20-22, 1916.

Mode of access: Internet.

Why a League of Nations is necessary /

"Stenographic report of an informal speech delivered at a dinner of editors and publishers, in New York, December 6, 1918, including Mr. Taft's replies to questions asked by those present."

Representative government ... Circulars of the "Direct legislation league" of Massachusetts and the state of Washington relative to "representative government," or initiative, referendum, and recall.

Presented by Mr. Owen. Ordered printed June 15, 1910.

Proceedings of the ... annual convention of the Illinois Municipal League.

Mode of access: Internet.

Northwest view of Michigan League

Stamp on verso: G.R. Swain, 213 East University Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.; pencil on verso: November 1929

First Urban League float, 1950. U.F. Torch parade

1950 United Fund Parade, Detroit Michigan

Meeting on housing between Detroit Urban League and City of Detroit, Common Council

On verso: Hearing--Common Council--City of Detroit, Pres. Remus G. Robinson, Sec'y Willam Price, On housing

U. of M. League Bldg. Laying of Corner Stone, March 29, 1928.

Inscription: U. of M. League Bldg. Laying of Corner Stone, March 29, 1928. Photo by Korwin, No. 745. Pond & Pond, Martin & Loyd Arch's. Lovering-Longbotham Cont's. On verso: see Ruth Bordin, 'The University of Michigan, A Pictorial History,' p. 207. March 1928. Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg addressed the crowd. (Daybook, image #35)