Arthur E. DuBois papers

Finding Aid

Prepared by Cara Gilgenbach and Barbara Bass, 1997; Last Updated: March 2020

Inclusive Dates: 1929-1964
Extent: 7.5 cubic feet (8 record storage boxes)
Physical Location: Storage

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Biographical Note: Arthur E. DuBois was born in Jan. 7, 1904 in Bethel, New York. He graduated with a B.S. degree from Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. in 1924. In 1927 he received his M.A. degree from Syracuse University and received his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. DuBois began his career as an English instructor at Syracuse in 1924 and left in 1928. From 1928 to 1930 he studied at the University of Chicago under a technological Fellowship. He was appointed assistant and associate professor of English in 1934 at Duquesne University. He was an assistant professor of English at the University of Louisiana in 1944 to 1946. He began teaching at Kent State University in 1946 until his retirement at the age of 61 in 1963.

DuBois was a member of several organizations including Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta, Modern Humanities Research Association, N.Y. Genealogical and Biographical Society, the Holland Sy of N.Y. and the AAUP.

He wrote many articles and poems for professional publications. He was an authority on 19th century English literature.

Dr. DuBois died on December 25, 1965.

Scope and Content: Dr. DuBois' papers include the articles and poetry that he wrote over the years. For several years he made his own Christmas cards in which he wrote a poem. These are included in this collection. The scrapbooks that are in this collection contain photo clippings of his favorite authors.

Arrangement: The series include:

• Series 1: Articles, Notes & Papers [published] - Box 1-2
• Series 2: Articles, Notes & Papers [unpublished] - Box 3
• Series 3: Publications - Box 4
• Series 4: Poems and Christmas Cards - Box 5
• Series 5: Research Materials - Box 6
• Series 6: Short stories & Sketches - Box 7
• Series 7: Miscellaneous - Box 8
• Series 8: Scrapbooks - Box 9

Box 1
Folder -- Contents

Series 1: Articles, Notes and Papers [published]

1. "Against Greek and Moonlight in Verse"
2. Anglo Saxon Language
3. "The Bab Ballads"
4. "The Baroque in Literature"
5. "Beowulf"
6. "Best-Dressed Professor"
7. "Biblical Dragons"
8. "Biographicalities"
9. "Brain Trusting"
10. "Chicago"
11. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [1 of 6]
12. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [2 of 6]
13. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [3 of 6]
14. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [4 of 6]
15. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [5 of 6]
16. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [6 of 6]
17. "Comedy to a Quiddity" : original textscript
18. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [1 of 3]
19. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [1 of 3]
20. "Comedy to a Quiddity" [1 of 3]
21. "Concerning Parallels"
22. "Concerning Satire"
23. "Concering Sensibility"
24. "Deanless"
25. "Degree in Grammar"
26. "18th Century Wit"
27. English "Jazz Tendencies in Modern Poetry"
28. "Erasmus' Doctrine of Foolishness"
29. "The Falling-down Hills"
30. "The Fate Image"
31. "Fielding and Doctors" [1 of 2]
32. "Fielding and Doctors" [2 of 2]
33. "The Figleaf Instinct"
34. "Four English-Language Oddities"
35. "The Frill"
36. "Froth of an Epic Ferment : A Study of Romanticism"
37. "The Function of Criticism"

Box 2
Folder -- Contents

1. "Ganging on the Alien in America"
2. Gilbert, Reviews of Goldberg's Books
3. Bibliography of the Works of W.S. Gilbert
4. Gilbert, Fun Poems
5. "Gilbert and Fun" [MA thesis]
6. Gilbertania
7. Gilbertania - Fun Material
8. Gilbertania - Journals
9. Hilborn Thesis Material
10. "Incomplete Oppositions"
11. "Johnson's Life of Cowley"
12. "Keeping Up With the Joneses"
13. "Klaviluxury"
14. "A Law of Cultural Change"
15. "The Literary Critics Job"
16. "Meaning by Modulatin"
17. Miscellaneous
18. Miscellaneous Poems
19. "Murder Ha Ha"
20. "19th Century Bric-a-brac Drama" [1 of 2]
21. "19th Century Bric-a-brac Drama" [2 of 2]
22. "19th Century Drama" [1 of 3], undated
23. "19th Century Drama" [2 of 3], undated
24. "19th Century Drama" [3 of 3], undated
25. "Not Idle Tears"
26. "A Note on the Hegel-Bradley Theory of Tragedy"
27. "Old Coins Tell Stories"
28. "On Top of the World"
29. "The Other Thing"
30. "Our Critics: Right or Wrong"
31. "Placard"
32. "-pathic Fallacies"
33. "Perpetual Motion: Form and Energy"
34. "Pre-historic Comedy"
35. "Professions of an English Professor"
36. "The Rambler, A Genius"
37. "Readers Indigestion"
38. "Restoration Drama and the Romantic Novel"
39. "Reunion in Kirksville, Missouri"
40. "Reynolds' Idlers, Nos. 76, 79, 82"
41. "A Satire Against Wit"
42. "Seeing Through the Back of the Head"
43. "Some Notes on Eureka"
44. "Specialized Reading"
45. "A Speculation about Form in the Novel"
46. "The Stars Shine"
47. "This and That: Study of Principles in Literary History"
48. "Traffic"
49. "Tragedy: A Theory about It"
50. "Translation of Beowulf"
51. "Truth's Corset"
52. "Used Up", Kikapoo"
53. "Widsith"
54. "Wordsworth's "Language of the Sense"
55. "Wordsworth's "Language of the Sense" [shortened version]
56. "What's Wrong With Us?"

Box 3
Folder -- Contents

Articles, Notes, and Papers [unpublished]

1. "A.A. Milne"
2. "The Ancients"
3. "Ben Jonson's London"
4. "Bewitched"
5. "The Biography of an Ode: Beauty is Truth"
6. "Byron's Intuition"
7. "The Dicken's, You Say?"
8. "Edgar Lee Masters"
9. "The Epic via Longfellow"
10. "Flying with Poe"
11. "Gilbert Saxamined"
12. "The Grotesquerists: Poe and Anderson"
13. "Index to Fielding"
14. "Jee Bee Essayed"
15. "Keeping Whitman's Own Tally"
16. "The Late Amy Lowell"
17. "Lindsay Notes"
18. "Lizette Woodworth Reese, 1856-1935"
19. "Manderville the Orthodox"
20. "Nobody Fears Him"
21. "1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8=100"
22. Sandburg
23. "Sexamining Comedy"
24. Shelley
25. "Stranger Than Fiction: Epic poetry and John G. Neihardt"
26. "Transcendentalism: A Definition"

Box 4
Folder -- Contents

Series 3: Publications - in date order

1. "W.S. Gilbert, Practical Classical" : Jan. 1929
2. "The Cult of Beauty: A Study of John Masefield" : Dec. 1930
3. "Gogmagog Agog" : Jan.-Mar., 1932
4. [review of] Bibliography of Sir William Schwenk Gilbert : May 1932
5. "Humanism and Folly" : Oct-Dec 1932
6. "In the Desert" : [1932?]
7. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 1 : Jan. 8, 1934
8. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 2 : Jan. 22, 1934
9. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 3 : Feb. 5, 1934
10. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 4 : Feb. 19, 1934
11. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 5 : Mar. 5, 1934
12. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 6 : Mar. 19, 1934
13. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 7 : Apr. 9, 1934
14. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 8 : Apr. 23, 1934
15. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 9 : May 7, 1934
16. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 10 : May 21, 1934
17. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 11 : Jun. 4, 1934
18. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 12 : Jun. 18, 1934
19. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 13 : Jul. 9, 1934
20. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 14 : Jul. 23, 1934
21. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 15 : Aug. 13, 1934
22. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 16 : Aug. 27, 1934
23. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 17: Sept. 17, 1934
24. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 18 : Sept. 30, 1934
25. Avenue, vol. 1, no. 19-24 : Apr., 1935
26. "Out of Depth" : Jan. 1934
27. "Encore" : Jan.-Feb. 1934
28. "A Plea" : May 1934
29. "Scodubbery" : May 1934
30. "The Unity of Beowulf" : Jun. 1934
31. "Decadence" : Summer 1934
32. "Shakespeare and 19th-Century Drama" : Sept. 1934
33. "Grasshopper Lyrics" : Autumn 1934
34. "His Wife To His Biographer" : Nov. 1934
35. "Man" : Nov. 1934
36. "Scodub's Lament" : Nov. 1934
37. "Unquipped" : Nov. 1934
38. "On the Outside Edge" : Nov.-Dec. 1934
39. "Two Poems" (Boom, Boom, Bom and The Professorial Bell-Ringer) : Nov.-Dec. 1934
40. [review of John Galsworthy: le Romancier],] Dec. 1934
41. "Rugs for the Ceiling" : Dec. 1934
42. "Ivy Wall" : Winter 1934
43. "Moth Wings" : Winter 1934
44. [review of Sheridan Knowles and the Theatre of His Time] : Jan. 1935
45. "Beowulf, 489-490" : Feb. 1935
46. [review of ] The Nineteenth Century and After] : Feb. 1935
47. "From Dejection" : Mar. 1935
48. "Poe Goes to Limbo" : Mar. 1935
49. "Mary Hunter Austin, 1868-1934" : April 1935
50. "Clichete" : May 1935
51. [Letter to the Editor of ] The Fleur delis: May 1935
52. "Diddle-Diddle" : Apr. - Jun. 1935
53. "At a Symphony" : Jun. 1935
54. [review of] George Gissing and his Cricic, Frank Swinnerton : June 1935
55. "Grasshopper Lyrics" : Jul. - Aug. 1935
56. "Biograph" : Aug. 1935
57. "Andante" : Summer 1935
58. "Decadence" : Summer 1935
59. "Himself He Cannot Save" : Summer 1935
60. "Wednesday" : Summer 1935
61. "Back to Eden" : Oct.-Dec. 1935
62. "W.S. Gilbert and Puns" : Autumn 1935
63. "Hoch" : Dec. 1935
64. "Pittsburgh" : Winter 1935
65. "To the Maryland State Penitentiary" : Winter 1935
66. "Edna St. Vincent Millay" : 1935
67. "No, No Geranium" : 1935
68. "At the Gallery" : Mar. 1936
69. [review of] The Eighteenth Century : Mar. 1936
70. "Valedictum" : Mar. 1936
71. "Trilet" : Apr. - May 1936
72. "Intellectual Larking" : Apr.-June 1936
73. "The Western Gate" : June 1936
74. "Out of Histories" : Spring 1936
75. "For Popular Drama" : Summer 1936
76. "Grasshopper Lyrics" : Summer 1936
77. "Lindsay and Especially Masters" : [review of Vachel Lindsay : A Poet in America] : Jul.-Sept. 1936
78. "Wordling" : Autumn 1936
79. "Portrait of a Professor" : Sep. 1936
80. "Alastor : The Spirit of Solitude" : Oct. 1936
81. "The White Lie" : Nov.-Dec. 1936
82. "December" : Dec. 1936
83. "The Last Pander" : Winter 1936
84. "Hollo" : Winter 1936-37
85. "Round and Round" : 1936
86. "An Ancient Novelty" : Jan. 1937
87. "Free-Hand" : Jan. 1937
88. "Grasshopper Lyrics" : Jan. 1937
89. "If Winter Comes, Can Summer?" : Jan. 1937
90. "Oh, That We Two Were Maying" : Jan.-Feb. 1937
91. "Among the Quarterlies" " Jan.-Mar. 1937
92. [review of] Larger Rhetorical Patterns in Anglo-Saxon Poetry : Feb 1937
93. "Grasshopper Lyric" : Mar.-May 1937
94. "Epigram" : Spring 1937
95. "Grasshopper Lyric" : Spring 1937
96. "Green Things" : Spring 1937
97. "Impressions from G.K.C." : Spring 1937
98. "Joseph Henry" : Spring 1937
99. "The Valley of Shadows" : Spring 1937
100. "Shelley, Browning, and Masters" : Oct. 1937
101. "Dolor" : Autumn 1937
102. "Tomorrow Warmer" : Dec. 1937
103. "From the Valley of Stillness" : 1937
104. "Beyong Babel" : 1937
105. "Break-Down: From the Beginning" : Jan. 1938
106. "Essay" : Mar. 1938
107. "The Cosmic Humorist" : Spring 1938
108. "Barbarian" : 1938
109. [review of] Whitman by Edgar Lee Masters : 1938
110. "Ivy Wall" : Spring 1939
111. "Words Wanting" : Fall 1939
112. [review of] John Gould Fletcher's Selected Poems : 1939
113. "Maestro" : 1939
114. [review of] Walt Whitman and the Springs of Courage" : 1939
115. "Before Laughter" : Apr. 1940
116. "Travelogue" : Spring 1940
117. "Travelogue" : Spring 1940
118. "Essex Won't Age" [review of The Unhappy Favourite : Jul.-Sept., 1940
119. "Comedy, An Experience" : Sept. 1940
120. "The Jazz Bells of Poe" : Dec. 1940
121. "Revitalizing History" [review of] Malinche (Dona Marino) : Dec. 1940
122. "Budding Humorist" : Winter 1940
123. "Budding Humorist" : Winter 1940
124. "The Four Apes" : 1940
125. "The Art of Fiction" : Apr. 1941
126. "For Absolutists" : Spring 1941
127. "All of a Topsy turvy" : Summer 1941
128. "The Feel of Fall" : Summer 1941
129. "Slipping the Label" : 1941
130. "On Being Born, As Whitman Was" : Winter 1942
131. [review of] The Language of Poetry : 1943
132. "The Absolute in Grammar" : May 1, 1951
133. "Keeping Whitman's Tally" : June 1952
134. "Gifstol" " Dec. 1954
135. "Stod on Stapole" : Dec. 1955
136. "'Hafelan Hydan, ' Beowulf, 11, 446, 1372" : [1955?]
137. "Repeated Particles" : Feb. 1957
138. "The Dragon in Beowulf" : Dec. 1957
139. "Poe and Lolita" : Mar. 1964
140. "Time, Space, and Glands" : Summer 1964
141. "The Literary Critic's Job" : Oct. 1964
142. "In the Study" : Jan.-Feb., undated
143. "All of a Topsyturvy" : undated
144. "Among the Quarterlies" : undated
145. "Among the Quarterlies" : undated
146. "Among the Quarterlies" : undated
147. "Among the Quarterlies" : undated
148. "Another James is Born" : [reviews] : undated
149. Beowulf, 1107 and 2577 : Hoards, Swords, and Shields" : undated
150. "Budding Humorist" : undated
151. "Budding Humorist" : undated
152. "Erasmus Laughs," [review] : undated
153. "Fossilized Shakespeare," [review] : undated
154. "From June Campuses" : undated
155. "Joseph Henry" : undated
156. "Men in Armor" [review of Contributions of the Ideologues to French Revolutionary Thought : undated
157. "No! No!" : undated
158. "On Our Sheet" : undated
159. "On Our Sheet" : undated
160. "Robert Browning, Dramatist" : undated
161. "Thistle World" : undated
162. "What's Today" : undated
163. Letters to editors, miscellaneous articles

Box 5
Folder -- Contents

Series 4 : Poems - Christmas Cards

1. List of Poems by Arthur E. DuBois
2. Poem : "Ancestral Voices"
3. Poem : "Count My Sheep"
4. Poem : "Grasshopper Lyrics"
5. Poem : "Limericks"
6. Poem : "The Love Songs of Euclid, Jr."
7. Poem : Pepequanehan
8. Poem : Rose Poems
9. Poems : Rough Drafts
10. Poem : "Scodubbery"
11. Poem : "Songs of Adeline's Men"
12. Poem : "Talisman"
13. Poem : Triolets
14. Poem : Verbal Oddities
15. Poems : A
16. Poems : B
17. Poems : C
18. Poems : D-E
19. Poems : F
20. Poems : G
21. Poems : H
22. Poems : I-K
23. Poems : L
24. Poems : M
25. Poems : N-Q
26. Poems : R
27. Poems : S
28. Poems : T-V
29. Poems : W-Z
30. Christmas Card : [1931]
31. Christmas Card : 1932]
32. Christmas Card : [1933]
33. Christmas Card : [1934]
34. Christmas Card : [1935]
35. Christmas Card : [1936]
36. Christmas Card : [1937?]
37. Christmas Card : [1937]
38. Christmas Card : [1938]
39. Christmas Card : [1939]
40. Christmas Card : [1940?]
41. Christmas Card : [1947]
42. Christmas Card : [1948]
43. Christmas Card : 1949
44. Christmas Card : [1950]
45. Christmas Card : 1951
46. Christmas Card : 1952
47. Christmas Card : [1954]
48. Christmas Card : [1955]
49. Christmas Card : 1956
50. Christmas Card : 1957
51. Christmas Card : 1958
52. Christmas Card : 1964

Box 6
Folder -- Contents

Series 5 : Research Materials

1. Research material : List of Articles and Source Material
2. Research material : Akenside
3. Research material : Alastor
4. Research material : Albright, Character
5. Research material : Arbuthnot
6. Research material : William Arthur, Real Conversations
7. Research material : Mathew Arnold, Merope, a tragedy
8. Research material : Francis Bacon
9. Research material : Bacon and Johnson
10. Research material : Ernest Bernbaum, Drama of Sensibility
11. Research material : Edith Birkhead, "Sentiment and Sensibiltiy in the 18th century novel"
12. Research material : Clifford H. Bissell, French Drama
13. Research material : Bits of 18th Century Virtuosity
14. Research material : Dion Boucecault, The Long Strike
15. Research material : Robert Boyle
16. Research material : William Brough
17. Research material : John Brougham
18. Research material : Sir Thomas Browne
19. Research material : Sir Thomas Browne
20. Research material : William Browne
21. Research material : Bunyan, Mr. Ignorance
22. Research material : Burnand, Artful Cards, etc.
23. Research material : Fanny Burney
24. Research material : Burton
25. Research material : Samuel Butler
26. Research material : Byron, H.J., Summaries by Archer
27. Research material : Louis Cazamiar : History of English Literature
28. Research material : Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Siddons
29. Research material : Thomas Carlyle
30. Research material : John Homer Caskey, Life and Work of Edward Moore
31. Research material : Chesterfield
32. Research material : Classic Conception of Liberature
33. Research material : Martha Pike Conant, Oriental Tale in 18th Century
34. Research material : Wilkie Collins, the New Magdalen
35. Research material : Lane Cooper, George Meredith on comedy
36. Research material : Cowley (au Johnson)
37. Research material : Wilbur L. Cross, Development of the English Novel
38. Research material : Charles Dibden
39. Research material : Dekker
40. Research material : Development of History of Literary Criticism
41. Research material : Charles Dickens
42. Research material : Walpole, The Doctors, etc.
43. Research material : Donne
44. Research material : Dryden Bibliography
45. Research material : Early 17th Century Criticism
46. Research material : Elizabethan Poetry
47. Research material : Oliver Elton, Survey of English Literature
48. Research material : Emerson
49. Research material : English Fiction, 1770-1830
50. Research material : English Language
51. Research material : English Romantic Prose Fiction
52. Research material : Italian Epic
53. Research material : Erasmus
54. Research material : Erasmus, Doctrine of Follishness
55. Research material : Lord Ernle, Light Reading of Our Ancestors
56. Research material : Exam, 18th Century Literature
57. Research material : Exams
58. Research material : Exams, 17th Century
59. Research material : Phineas Fletcher
60. Research material : Giles Fletcher
61. Research material : James R. Foster, "The Abbe Prevost and the English novel"
62. Research material : Function of Poetry
63. Research material : Gardens
64. Research material : Samuel Garth
65. Research material : John Gay
66. Research material : William Gifford, The Works of Ben Johnson
67. Research material : Goldsmith
68. Research material : Allene Gregory, French Revolution & the English Novel
69. Research material : Hawes Theory of Poetry
70. Research material : Henry VI
71. Research material : George Herbert
72. Research material : History of English Language
73. Research material : History of Literature : Reading Lists
74. Research material : History of Political Theories, 16th & 17th Century
75. Research material : Hogarth
76. Research material : Bronson Howard
77. Research material : Johnson's Idler, Rambler
78. Research material : Henry James, Browning as Dramatic Poet
79. Research material : Ben Johnson's London
80. Research material : Herman C. Merivale
81. Research material : Eugene Jolas, Robert Sage, Transition Stories
82. Research material : Frances Anne Kemble
83. Research material : William King, Essay on the Origin of Evil
84. Research material : Mark Lemon
85. Research material : Lovejoy
86. Research material : Machiavelli, Niccolo
87. Research material : Manderville
88. Research material : Charles James Mathews
89. Research material : Clara F. McIntyre, Were the Gothic Novels Gothic
90. Research material : Milton
91. Research material : The Mystic Experience
92. Research material : John Howard Payne
93. Research material : Planche
94. Research material : Pope's Conception of the Passions and It's Historical Significance
95. Research material : Prior
96. Research material : Eino Railo, The Haunted Castle
97. Research material : Walter Raliegh, The English Novel
98. Research material : The Rambler on Genius
99. Research material : Charles Reade
100. Research material : R. Reece, Brown and the Brahmins
101. Research material : Richelieu, The Conspiracy
102. Research material : T. W. Robertson, Society
103. Research material : Le Rouchefoucauld
104. Research material : Lord Rochester, a poem
105. Research material : Royal Society
106. Research material : Michael Sadlei, "The Northranger Novels"
107. Research material : George Saintsbury,The English Novel
108. Research material : Dorothy Scarborough, The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction
109. Research material : W.H. Scholfield, English Literature from Norman Conquest to Chaucer
110. Research material : 17th Century Criticism
111. Research material : Shaftsbury, Freedom of Wit and Humor
112. Research material : Shakespeare
113. Research material : Shakespeare - used
114. Research material : Shelly, the Cenci
115. Research material : Sidney
116. Research material : John Skelton
117. Research material : Southy, Wat Taylor
118. Research material : Spectator, on Passions
119. Research material : Spring (and maidens)
120. Research material : Smollett
121. Research material : Edward Spencer
122. Research material : Swift, Madness and Wit
123. Research material : Francis Talfourd
124. Research material : Tom Taylor, Sense and Sensation
125. Research material : Tennyson, Plays
126. Research material : Alfred Thompson
127. Research material : Henry Vaughn
128. Research material : W.G. Wills, Hinco
129. Research material : H.B. Yound, The Plays of Thomas Love Peacock
130. Research material : Chronological list of London Theatres
131. Research material : Miscellaneous
132. Research material : Miscellaneous
133. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 1
134. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 2
135. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 3
136. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 4
137. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 5
138. Research material : Play Summaries, No. 6

Box 7
Folder -- Contents

Series 6 : Short Stories & Sketches

1. Short Stories : List
2. Short Stories : "And the Winds Blew"
3. Short Stories : "Bewitched"
4. Short Stories : "Boo!"
5. Short Stories : "'Dear,' With Costs"
6. Short Stories : Girdler Experiment Station Near Collapse"
7. Short Stories : "Hooded"
8. Short Stories : "The Mixer"
9. Short Stories : "Murder Ha Ha"
10. Short Stories : "The Murdered Man's Bouquet"
11. Short Stories : "Not Total War"
12. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Ancestress"
13. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Anxious Brides"
14. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Aristocrat"
15. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Captive"
16. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Deserted Wife"
17. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : Fortune and Fame"
18. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : The Late Heyltje Decker"
19. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : Out in the Wash"
20. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : Out in the Wash"
21. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : Paul's Faith"
22. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : "Post-Destined"
23. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : "The Sale"
24. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : "Without Benefit of Police"
25. Short Stories : "Old New Yorkers : "X 0+0"
26. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : The Betrothal "
27. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : First Course in True Love"
28. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : Foreseen, Death"
29. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : The Gost of Professor Jameson"
30. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : His Marriage"
31. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : Motive, Means, and Opportunity"
32. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : Professors of Murder"
33. Short Stories : "The Man Who Took What Nobody Wanted : The Schlicht Foundation"
34. Short Stories : "WWII : The Bastard"
35. Short Stories : "WWII : Behind the Lines"
36. Short Stories : "WWII : Be-Medaled"
37. Short Stories : "WWII : The Bullet"
38. Short Stories : "WWII : Come, Eight"
39. Short Stories : "WWII : D-day for Terry"
40. Short Stories : "WWII : From Cemetery to Guardhouse"
41. Short Stories : "WWII : No Place Like It"
42. Short Stories : "WWII : Peppered"
43. Short Stories : "WWII : The Powder Cush"
44. Short Stories : "WWII : Ready to Fight"
45. Short Stories : "Seconds"
46. Sketches : "Clouds of Smoke"
47. Sketches : "Fowl? or Chicken?"
48. Sketches : "Hellarious"
49. Sketches : "Housekeepers?"
50. Sketches : "It's Cold, No?"
51. Sketches : "Mayor Mike O'Momus' Reminiscences"
52. Sketches : ["A Pun"]
53. Sketches : "NOIBN"
54. Sketches : "Perpetual Commotion"
55. Sketches : "Refrigerator"
56. Sketches : "Smoke Screen"

Box 8
Folder -- Contents

Series 7 : Miscellaneous

1. Genealogy
2. Correspondence - Genealogy
3. Correspondence : Brennan, Madeline to DuBois, A.E. : Oct. 12, 1944
4. Correspondence : Center, Robert I. to Philip J. Garrigan : July 29, 1935
5. Correspondence : Doughty, LeGarde S. to DuBois, A.W. : Nov. 1, 1941
6. Correspondence : DuBois, Arthur to Raymond Manchester : Jan. 7, 1951
7. Correspondence : George to "Art" : Jan. 23, 1943
8. Correspondence : Hooker, Elizabeth Gorden to DuBois, A.E. : undated
9. Correspondence : Leiper, Maria to DuBois, A.E. : July 10, 1935
10. Correspondence : Leiper, Maria to DuBois, A.E. : July 16, 1942
11. Correspondence : Miller, Frances to DuBois, A.E. : undated
12. Correspondence : Sherman, Elizabeth to [A.E.] DuBois : undated
13. Correspondence : Toklas, Elizabeth to DuBois, A.E. : undated
14. Correspondence : "A Christmas Letter from the Kirby's" (Josie, Thomas, Albert, David) " : 1944
15. Obituary
16. Vita
17. AAUP : Faculty Salaries, 1952
18. AAUP : List of Papers presented at Meetings of Kent Research Group, 1946-1957
19. AAUP : Minutes, 1951-52
20. AAUP : Notes, [1951-52?]
21. AAUP : Reports, n.d. (Duquesne), 1951-52 (Kent State)
22. Misc. : Clippings, etc.
23. Misc. : Publications

Box 9
Folder -- Contents

Series 8 : Scrapbooks

1. Clippings of Authors
2. Clippings of Authors
3. Clippings of Authors
4. Song Hits - 19th Century Drama: slips of paper with artist, title and place of recording