QRS 30029 "Danube Waves (Waves of the Danube)", Waltzes, by J. Ivanovici.
QRS30029_Danube_Waves.mid (120 kb) featuring piano plus organ.  Also known as "Donauwellen Walzer" and "Anniversary Waltz".

QRS 41857, "Qualite", Popular Medley, Introducing: 1. Wrap Me Up In a Blanket of Love; 2. Humpty Dumpty (Victor Herbert, 1916); 3. I Want To Go To Tokio (Fred. Fischer, 1914); 4. Spookville Chimes (Theodore F. Morse); 5. I'll Go Home and Love My Wife; 6. By Heck (S. R. Henry, 1914)
QRS41857_Qualite.mid (87 kb)

QRS 21086, "(Ziegfeld) Follies of 1917", Introducing: 1. Chu-Chin-Chow; 2. Hello My Dearie; 3. Just You and Me; 4. Same Old Moon; 5. Just Because You're You.  Music by Raymond Hubbel, Dave Stamper and Jerome Kern.  (C) T.B. Harms
QRS21086_Follies_1917.mid (66 kb)

QRS 100882, "(Shubert) Gaieties of 1919", Medley, introducing: 1. I've Made Up My Mind to Mind a Maid Made Up Like You; 2. Let Us Keep the Shimmie; 3. My Beautiful Tiger Girl; 4. Lamp of Love; 5. Rainbow Ball; 6. I've Made Up My Mind to Mind a Maid Made Up Like You.  Music by Jean Schwartz.  Played by Phil Ohman.
QRS100882_Gaieties_of_1919.mid (41 kb)

QRS Story Roll D-131, "Battle of Gettysburg", by E. T. Paull, played by Osborne and Howe.  An incredible 4-hand arrangement of a march containing an interweaving of several songs from the Civil War.
QRSD131_Battle_of_Gettysburg.mid (45 kb)

QRS Autograph Word Roll 632, "Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep Until My Daddy Comes Home", words by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music by Pete Wendling, played by Harold Scott and Jeff Watters, 1918.
QRS632_Oh_How_I_Wish.mid (24 kb)

QRS Autograph Word Roll 587, "March of The Tanks", Descriptive March, words by J. Will Callahan and H...., music by Lee S. Roberts, played by Lee S. Roberts, published by Lee S. Roberts.  Could the other lyricist be vocalist Helene "Smiles" Davis?
QRS587_March_of_the_Tanks.mid (43 kb)

Words transcribed from the piano roll:

- VOICE -
Hark the roar of canon's angry thunder over no-man's land today.
As before, we'll tear their ranks asunder as we plunge into the fray.
All the world is watching while we battle for the cause of truth and right.
Strike for home and native land! Great Jehovah gives command
Charge! Charge! Charge!
Come on boys, charge ... and we shall conquer the Hun;
Ere day is done ...the battle shall be won;
The foe shall reel ... before our steel ... and tyranny shall bend the knee
to libertee-ee.
Neath our own flag ... so poudly floating on high, we'll show the world ...
that we are ready to die
with ringing shout and cheer that knows no fear we'll fight for those ... we
love.

My flag that floats proud..ly from yon lof-ty spire,
has kin-dled in all our hearts true free-doms de-sire.
My coun-try for e-ev-er and ev-er shall be
a re-fuge and ha--ven un fettered and free.

I love you America! Oh! Thy sacren name ...
thru love and devo-o-tion my life you can claim.
My coun-try for-ev-er my flag gives to me
that priceless in-her-i-tence sweet lib-er-ty.

- PIANO -

- VOICE -
Hark the roar of canon's angry thunder over no-man's land today.
As before, we'll tear their ranks asunder as we plunge into the fray.
All the world is watching while we battle for the cause of truth and right.
Strike for home and native land! Great Jehovah gives command
Charge! ..... Charge! ..... Charge!
Come on boys, charge ... and we shall conquer the Hun;
Ere day is done ...the battle shall be won;
The foe shall reel ... before our steel ... and tyranny  shall bend the knee
to libertee-ee.
Neath our own flag ... so poudly floating on high, we'll show the world ...
that we are ready to die
with ringing shout and cheer that knows no fear we'll fight for those ... we
love.

-END -

Boy! is that patriotic or What?!!