16:3-16, Negro Speech of East Texas, Oma Stanley 16:16, Filmese, 16:17-20, Notes on American Usage, I. Willis Russell 16:20, Folk-Words, Louise Pound 16:21-25, More Indiana Sayings, Paul G. Brewster 16:25, Vocabulary, 16:26-31, Charles Sealsfield's Americanisms, John T. Krumpelmann 16:31, Words, Words, Words, 16:32-38, An Adjunct to the Graphic Method, R-M. S. Heffner 16:38, Medals for Radio Diction, C.G. 16:39-42, Phonetic Transcription, 16:43-56, Editorials and Reviews, 16:43-45, Semantic Frequency List for English, French, German and Spanish by Helen S. Eaton, rev. George K. Zipf 16:45-46, Psychology of English by Margaret M. Bryant and Janet R. Aiken, rev. Arthur G. Kennedy 16:47-48, The Literature of Slang by W. J. Burke, rev. Robert Woodman Wadsworth 16:48-50, English Word Lists: A Study of Their Adaptability for Instruction by Charles C. Fries and A. Aileen Traver, rev. Llewellyn M. Buell 16:50-51, The Big Con by David W. Maurer, rev. Milton Rugoff 16:51-52, Davy Crockett & Other Plays by Leonard Grover, Frank Murdock, Lester Wallack, G. H. Jessop, J. J. McCloskey ed. Isaac Goldberg and Hubert Heffner, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:51-52, Trial without Jury & Other Plays by John Howard Payne, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:52-54, The 'Split Infinitive' and A System of Clauses by Otto Jespersen, rev. Kemp Malone 16:54-56, Notes on the DAE, Volume II, Corn Pit--Honk, J. Louis Kuethe 16:57-63, Bibliography, 16:57-59, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin 16:59-60, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K. Dobbie 16:60-63, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o 16:64-80, Miscellany, 16:64-67, Neologisms, Dwight L. Bolinger 16:67-68, Words in Women's Styles, Dorothy Vilven 16:68-69, Journalistic Foibles, Kenneth G. Darling 16:69-70, 'Drunk' in Slang--Addenda, Manuel Prenner 16:71-72, The Constitution of the Philological Society of 1788, Allen Walker Read 16:72-74, The English of Indians (1705-1745), Allen Walker Read 16:74, America's 'Mother Country', Rex Forrest 16:74, 'Texas Deck', Mamie J. Meredith 16:74-75, 'Bunkum', 16:75, 'Whack', Louise Pound 16:75, M. U. Colloquialisms, Lelah Allison 16:76, Slang of the R.A.F., 16:76-77, Rhymes of the Popular Songs, Lenore Teal 16:77-78, Trade Terms, 16:78, Raddio, C.G. 16:78-80, 'Pixilated," a Marblehead Word, Fannie Hardy Eckstorm 16:80, Connecticut Place Names, 16:80, Dialect Dictionary, 16:82, Contributors' Column, 16:83-84, Reorganization of the American Dialect Society, Louise Pound and Atcheson L. Hench 16:85-88, 136, Richardson's 'O. K.' of 1815, William Bell Wait 16:89-95, 'O. K.'--But What Do We Know About It?, Woodford A. Heflin 16:96-99, Glamour Words, Charles E. Bess 16:100-3, Nicknames of Baseball Clubs, Joseph Curtin Gephart 16:104-11, Charles Sealsfield's Americanisms (II), John T. Krumpelmann 16:112-20, Notes on Virginia Speech, Argus Tresidder 16:120, Words, Words, Words, 16:121-23, Phonetic Transcription, 16:124-36, Editorials and Reviews, 16:124-27, Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers by Elijah Harry Criswell, rev. William A. Read 16:128-30, American English Grammar: The Grammatical Structure of Present-Day American English with Especial Reference to Social Differences or Class Dialects by Charles Carpenter Fries, rev. I. Willis Russell 16:130-31, A Dictionary of Cliche@'s by Eric Partridge, rev. E. H. Criswell 16:132-33, Slang by Eric Partridge, rev. W. J. Burke 16:133, The Last Duel in Spain & Other Plays by John Howard Payne ed. Codman Hislop and W. R. Richardson, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:133-35, The Early Plays of James A. Herne, with Act IV of Griffith Davenport ed. Arthur Hobson Quinn, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:133-35, The Great Diamond Robbery and Other Recent Melodramas by Edward M. Alfriend & A. C. Wheeler, Clarence Bennett, Charles A. Taylor, Lillian Mortimer, Walter Woods ed. Garrett H. Leverton, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:133-35, Five Plays by Charles H. Hoyt ed. Douglas L. Hunt, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:135-36, An Author Replies, Jerome C. Hixson 16:137-43, Bibliography, 16:137-38, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin 16:139-40, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K. Dobbie 16:140-42, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o 16:143, Books Received, 16:144-48, Among the New Words, Dwight L. Bolinger 16:148, 'Brickmush', William Cabell Greet 16:148, 'Bale Out' vs. 'Bail Out', William Cabell Greet 16:149-60, Miscellany, 16:149-51, Mrs. Miniver's Briticisms, Marian and George Hibbitt 16:151, Mrs. Miniver's Briticisms, Constance Miriam Syford 16:151-52, 'Village Smithy'--Shop or Man?, Eston Everett Ericson 16:152-53, 'Mafficking', Elliott V. K. Dobbie 16:153, British and American, 16:153, 'He Got There Eli', Josiah Combs 16:153-54, Underworld Etymologies, D. W. Maurer 16:154-56, Button-Cutter Speech, J. R. Schultz 16:156, Telephone Workers' Jargon, Jean Dickinson 16:156-57, Filmese, 16:157-58, 'Dictionary of the New York Dialect of the English Tongue', Cullen Bryant 16:158, Columnists' English, 16:158-59, Free Wheeling, 16:159-60, 'Card of Matches', Howard J. Savage 16:160, War Calls the Tune Industry Supplies the Words, 16:162, Contributors' Column, 16:163-69, Glossary of Army Slang, 16:170-75, The Plural of Uncountables, Conrad T. Logan 16:176-78, The Higher the Better, Bayard Quincy Morgan 16:178, Place Names, 16:179-86, Trader Terms in Southwestern English, Thomas M. Pearce 16:186, Army Slang, 16:187-91, 'Peanuts! The Pickle Dealers', Julius G. Rothenberg 16:192-203, An Elusive Development of 'Short O' in Early American English, Harold Whitehall 16:204-7, Notes on the Length of Vowels (IV), R-M. S. Heffner 16:207, Filmese, 16:208-10, Phonetic Transcription, 16:211-19, Editorials and Reviews, 16:211-12, The Growth of American English by William A. Craigie, rev. Kemp Malone 16:212-15, The Banker's Daughter & Other Plays by Bronson Howard ed. Allan G. Halline, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:215-16, Plain English by William Freeman, ed. Blanche Colton Williams, rev. Albert H. Marckwardt 16:216-18, The Psychodynamics of Abnormal Behavior by J. F. Brown, rev. Gorge Kingsley Zipf 16:218-19, What Is Good English? A Series of Essays on the Standards of Acceptable Grammar, Pronunciation, and Vocabulary by Charles C. Fries, rev. I. Willis Russell 16:220-27, Bibliography, 16:220-24, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin 16:224-25, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K. Dobbie 16:225-27, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o 16:228-40, Miscellany, 16:228-29, Some of Mr. Bolinger's 'New' Words, Howard J. Savage 16:229-30, From the Baltimore 'Evening Sun', 16:230, Baltimorese, 16:230-31, 'Watch-Stuffer', Allen Walker Read 16:231-32, 'Sleepy Hollow' and Trumeau Mirror, James B. McMillan 16:232-34, Timberland Terminology, Orlo H. Misfeldt 16:234-35, Hyppo, Blue Devils, "etc.", Atcheson L. Hench 16:235-36, Words from South Omaha, Rudolph Umland 16:236-37, Gum Turpentine Terms, 16:237-38, 'Boom', Rex Forrest 16:238, Words, Words, Words, 16:238-39, Press Notes, 16:239, 'Suitcase Farmers' and 'Sidewalk Farmers', 16:239, 'Kid' and 'Oojah', 16:240, Detroit Automobile Slang, Thelma James 16:240, The Spelling of 'Wa-Wa' or 'Wah-Wah', Mary Elizabeth Fox 16:242, Contributors' Column, 16:243-50, The Argot of Forgery, D. W. Maurer 16:251-55, Pronunciation of 'Shrimp,' 'Shrub,' and Similar Words, George H. Reese 16:256-59, A Note on 'O.K.', Albert Matthews 16:259, 'To Light a Shuck' and 'To Come to Fetch Fire', Atcheson L. Hench 16:260-69, Two Spanish Word Lists from California in 1857, George R. Stewart 16:269, Colorado Dialect Sixty Years Ago, Allen Walker Read 16:270-77, The Juto-Kentish Dialect Boundary, Helge Ko@"keritz 16:277, Words, Words, Words, 16:278-84, Phonemic Overlapping, Bernard Bloch 16:285-88, The Assibilated Dentals in Franco-Canadian, Ernest F. Haden 16:288, Collegiate Use of 'Deal', Jean Dickinson 16:289-91, Phonetic Transcription, 16:292-300, Editorials and Reviews, 16:292-95, Semantics by Hugh R. Walpole, rev. S. I. Hayakawa 16:295-97, National Unity and Disunity. The Nation as a Bio- Social Organism. by George Kingsley Zipf, rev. Taylor Starck 16:297-98, The Theory of Proper Names. A Controversial Essay. by Alan H. Gardiner, rev. Ernest Nagel 16:298-300, Metamora & Other Plays by John Augustus Stone, Silas S. Steele, Charles Powell Clinch, Joseph M. Field, H. J. Conway(?), John H. Wilkins, Joseph Stevens Jones, John Brougham ed. Eugene R. Page, rev. Howard Mumford Jones 16:300, PA Pronouncer by Jules Van Item, rev. William Cabell Greet 16:301-5, Bibliography, 16:301-3, Present Day English, Woodford A. Heflin 16:303-4, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K. Dobbie 16:304-5, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o 16:306-9, Among the New Words, Dwight L. Bolinger 16:309, Obiter Dicta, 16:310-20, Miscellany, 16:310-11, Informal Library Language, Pauline Cook 16:311, Beauty-Parlor Slang, E. E. Ericson 16:312, Names of the Platte Forks, George R. Stewart 16:312, Lafe's 'High Lonesome', 16:312-13, 'Stimmvieh' and 'Voting Cattle', Steven T. Byington 16:313-15, Double-Edged Coinages, Robert Withington 16:315, 'Whack' Again, Hamill Kenny 16:315-16, 'Burn-Out', Constance Miriam Syford 16:316-17, More Jargon of the Amateur Photographer, Gene Bradley 16:317, 'Ambition', Steven T. Byington 16:317-18, The Revival of 'Exoduster', Dwight L. Bolinger 16:318, A Matter of Gender, 16:318-19, Judicial Decision on a Question Mark, 16:319-20, 'Jouk', Arthur K. Moore 16:320, 'Scranton', C.G. 16:320, 'Spooky' and 'Poohed', Mary Burwell Diller 16:321-39, Index, .