World round casting directory for stage, screen, radio, January 1938.

" The man withdrew, and Mr. Hebblethwaite opened a telephone directory.

He backed out to the edge of the sidewalk and read the sign over the door: B. Cohen's Art Shop This was a start, so Mr. Peck limped over to the Palace Hotel and procured a telephone directory.

However, we could still complete a comprehensive directory of IT related businesses, including a database of around a thousand firms, with the help of Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry .

National Geographic Society (PWH); 16Oct62; R302735. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, WASHINGTON, D.C. Announcing a hotel directory in the National geographic magazine.

Their names fill a large directory, and they represent all grades and shades of theology, philosophy, morality and other methods of making human beings better, and providing for the salvation of their souls.

His little work on the "Construction of Library Catalogues" is a truly valuable contribution to letters, rendering, as it does, the work of classification more easy, and increasing the chances of our getting good general directories to the books already in our libraries, without which the number of volumes we gather is only an increase of incumbrance.

They insisted that the new army should take the covenant, and subscribe the directory for public worship; they refused their approbation to more than one half of the officers named by Sir Thomas Fairfax; and they objected to the additional powers offered by the Commons to that general.

" Once more he gave the card to Pendleton; then rising he went to the telephone stand and took up the directory.

By actual count there were nineteen B. Cohens scattered throughout the city, so before commencing to call the nineteen, Bill Peck borrowed the city directory from the hotel clerk and scanned it for the particular B. Cohen who owned the art shop.

To consult a directory was, therefore, an obvious first step in the affair; and, with this intent, Mr Croft entered, one morning, an apothecary's shop in a street which, though a busy one, was in a rather out-of-the-way part of the city.

Did you know the Overland Short Line had passed under Plantagould domination?" "I know they elected a Plantagould directory at the annual meeting.

All there is certainty of is that Père Jerome's frame chapel was some little new-born "down-town" thing, that may have survived the passage of years, or may have escaped "Paxton's Directory" "so as by fire."