Betty Bliss (BY DATE)
- The Boiled Ham Mystery (American Girl)
- The Detective Club (American Girl)
- The Flat-Tire Mystery (American Girl)
- The Goldfish Mystery (American Girl)
- The Hurry-Up Mystery (American Girl)
- The Locked Drawer Mystery (American Girl)
- The Red Avengers' Mystery (American Girl)
- The Red Hand Bag Mystery (American Girl)
- The Stolen Mascot (American Girl)
- The Thirty-Nine Dimes Mystery (American Girl)
- The White Blackbird Mystery (American Girl)
- The White Rabbit Mystery (American Girl)
Billy Brad (BY DATE)
- Billy Brad and Everybody Else (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad and His Lease (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad and the Forbidden Fruit (McClure's Magazine)
- Billy Brad and the Middleman (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad, Convict (Saturday Evening Post)
- Billy Brad Discovers Capital (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad Meets Rent and Taxes (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad, the Free and Equal (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad's Bank Book (Red Cross Magazine)
- Billy Brad's Wonderful Story (People's Home Journal)
- Brad & Dunk, Junkmen (Red Cross Magazine)
- The High Cost of Living Hits Billy Brad (Red Cross Magazine)
- Wings (Ladies' World)
Books (BY DATE)
- Ghosts What Ain't
- Goat-Feathers
- The Great American Pie Company
- Millingham's Cat-Fooler
- Robinson Crusoe and Thrift Stamps
Cheerful Smugglers (BY DATE)
- The Fenelby Smugglers (Good Housekeeping)
Eliph' Hewlitt (BY DATE)
- Eliph' Hewlitt, Book Agent (Saturday Evening Post)
- Eliph' Hewlitt, Castaway (Century Magazine)
- The Guide to Book-Agenting (Argosy)
Essays (BY DATE)
- Ain't Got Time! (Rotarian)
- Beloved Humans: It's Going to Be a Great Life (Success Magazine)
- Black Hens and White Eggs (American Legion Magazine)
- Boom! Boom! Boom! (Outlook)
- The Christmas Complex (Fruit Garden and Home)
- The Collecting Mania (American Legion Magazine)
- Do You Still Believe in Fairies? (Sunset Magazine)
- Does Your Budget Budge Much? (Better Homes and Gardens)
- Dollarature (Atlantic Monthly)
- Exit Mr. Tumult and Miss Shouting (Carry On)
- Get Your Family Roots Into Your Own Soil (Better Homes and Gardens)
- The Ginger Jar (McClure's Magazine)
- Home Grown Whetstones (Fruit Garden and Home)
- Honoring Adam, the First Farmer (Farm Life)
- How It Feels To Be The Father Of Twins (American Magazine)
- How's Your Soil? (Better Homes and Gardens)
- Is the Radish Unconstitutional? (Better Homes and Gardens)
- It Might Be (Film Fun)
- Kitchen Efficiency (Fruit Garden and Home)
- The Little Tin Godlets (Rotarian)
- The Mayor of Moravia (Fruit Garden and Home)
- Movies Is Movies (Photoplay Magazine)
- My Neighbor's Chickens (Fruit Garden and Home)
- My Neighbor's Dog (Fruit Garden and Home)
- The Neighbor's Kids (Fruit Garden and Home)
- Our Friends, the Bees (Better Homes and Gardens)
- Pansies for Thoughts (Fruit Garden and Home)
- Plagiarists Are Thieves (Plagiarism the "Art" of Stealing Literary Material)
- Playing the Game (Seng Book)
- Bonds Are Certainly Bonds (Putnam's Investment Handbook)
- The Romance Trust (Leslie's Monthly)
- Save Your Neck (Rotarian)
- Spare Which -- The Rod or the Child? (Better Homes and Gardens)
- Stamp Collecting (Hobbies for Everybody)
- Strike Your Average -- Early! (Rotarian)
- Thank God For a Garden (Fruit Garden and Home)
- The Theatre, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Theatre Magazine)
- What it Cost Me To Score One Big Success (Cosmopolitan)
- What Should the Adult Beginner Collect? (Stamps)
- What Would the Boys We Were Think of Us Now? (Saturday Evening Post)
- What's This Success Thing? (Rotarian)
- What's Wrong with the Home? (Fruit Garden and Home)
- Who's Your Friend? (Rotarian)
- Why the Who's Are Who (Outlook)
- The Windiest Corner in the World (Brown Book of Boston)
- You Folks in the Audience (American Magazine)
Humor (BY DATE)
- Alice and the Book Worm (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Amalgamated Book Insurance Club (Atlantic Monthly)
- Appropriate Telephone Numbers (Judge)
- The Automatic Baby (Success Magazine)
- The Babaw Club (Atlantic Monthly)
- Behaviorism Made Plain (Judge)
- A Brief Consideration (Bookman)
- Bull Hyde and Little Peewee (College Humor)
- Charles Darwin (Saturday Evening Post)
- Civilization Smashes Up (Saturday Review)
- Confessions of a Bank Burglar (Judge)
- The Correspondence School of Poetry (Leslie's Monthly)
- Cut That Waste! (New Yorker)
- The Dit School of Fiction (Bookman)
- Easy as Pie (Atlantic Monthly)
- Favorite Joke (Favorite Jokes of Famous People)
- The Financial Structure (Atlantic Monthly)
- The Funniest Stories I've Heard (Success Magazine)
- Getting Material (Bookman)
- Graft Elimination (Saturday Evening Post)
- Great Discoveries (Judge)
- Health-Laughing (Goblin)
- The History of the Tuscarora Club (The Tuscarora Club's Forty Year History: 1901-1941)
- How to Appreciate the Stars (Judge)
- How to Raise Children (Judge)
- How to Write Humorous Verse (Success Magazine)
- I Install My Receiving Set (Popular Radio)
- The 'Interoceanic Magazine' Takes After the Radio (New Yorker)
- Let Us Also Prohibit ---- (Judge)
- Let Us Jump (New Yorker)
- Let's All Go Crazy! (Judge)
- The Memoir Aristocratic (Saturday Evening Post)
- A Message from Mr. Barr Leecorn (Bookman)
- My Greek Novel (Bookman)
- The New Novel Menace (Atlantic Monthly)
- The Old Swimming Hole (College Humor)
- On Jury Duty (Success Magazine)
- On Phonetic Spelling (Atlantic Monthly)
- Our National Game (Success Magazine)
- Personally Painted (Fruit Garden and Home)
- A Specimen of Prose Libre (Pleiades Club Year Book)
- Poetification, A New Style (Atlantic Monthly)
- The Scarlet Orchid (Bookman)
- The Scenic Novel (Atlantic Monthly)
- Serio-Piffle Architecture (Architectural Record)
- Shakespeare-Bacon Controversy Solved (Bookman)
- Something for the Kid (Cosmopolitan)
- The Synthetic Cow (Red Book)
- Uncle Ashdod and the Fishschutzenfest (Judge)
- Uncle Jass Says (Judge)
- Uncle Jass Says (Judge)
- Unpublished Reviews (Bookman)
- Washington and Egypt's First King (Judge)
- What Happens When a Chicken Crosses the Road? (Judge)
- What I Don't Want (Good Housekeeping)
- What to Do Till the Doctor Comes (Goblin)
Jibby Jones (BY DATE)
- Stoopid Went Fishing (Target)
- Too Much Horse (The American Boy Anthology)
Jo Ann (BY DATE)
- Jo Ann and April Fool (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and Santa Claus (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Bird (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Garden (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Good Resolution (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Jokes (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Joop (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Lamb (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Last Straw (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Princess (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Pup! (American Girl)
- Jo Ann and the Sense of Humor (American Girl)
- Jo Ann Cleans House (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Bandit (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Christmas Mystery (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Christmas Mystery (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Drama (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Haunted House (American Girl)
- Jo Ann's Musketeers (American Girl)
Judge Hooper (BY DATE)
- The Bloc (Independent)
- Civic Virtue (Independent)
- Foreign Propagandists (Independent)
- Hon. Lemuel Hooper, J. P., on Matrimony (Independent)
- Hooper, J. P., on the Law's Delays (Independent)
- The Irish Settlement (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on an Archaic Peculiarity (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on Luxury (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on Propaganda (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the By-Laws (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the Club of Nations (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the Four-Power Treaty (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the Melting Pot (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the Middle Classes (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on the Strike Situation (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on Troubled Waters (Independent)
- Judge Hooper on Under Dogs (Independent)
- Lem Hooper Discovers Our President (Independent)
- Lem Hooper Explains the Chinese Puzzle (Independent)
- Lem Hooper Improves Ford's Currency Plan (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Bitter Bread (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Censorships (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Dictators (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Evolution (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Free Verse (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Genoa (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on Text-Books (Independent)
- Lem Hooper on the Constitution (Independent)
- Old Mother Hubbard and the Bonus (Independent)
- Pessimism and Petunias (Independent)
- The Plesiosaurus in Politics (Independent)
Oliver Spotts (BY DATE)
- $100 Thousand Reward; Oliver Spotts, Near-Detective (Illustrated Detective Magazine)
- The Ace of Death (Illustrated Detective Magazine)
- The Heckby Hill Murder (Illustrated Detective Magazine)
- Oliver Spotts, Near-Detective (Illustrated Detective Magazine)
- The Third-Grade Watson (Illustrated Detective Magazine)
On Writing (BY DATE)
- Are Sidelines Helpful? (Writer's Year Book and Market Guide)
- An Author Glares at Editors (Bookman)
- Ellis Parker Butler Talks on Humor (Writer's Digest)
- Finding the Idea (Writer's Digest)
- How I Sell My Stories (Writer's Digest)
- How 'Pigs is Pigs' Was Written (Writer)
- Humor in Writing (Writer's Markets and Methods)
- More Laughs in Literature, Please! (Author & Journalist)
- Selling 'Second Rights' (Writer's Digest)
- Story of Pigs is Pigs (Bookman)
- Ten Rules for Humor (Photoplay Magazine)
- This Funny Business (Writer's Digest)
Other (BY DATE)
- Bloody Tuesday Is Coming! (Dutch Treat Club Year Book)
- The Bone-Crackers (Munsey's Magazine)
- Bouillabaisse Joe Tilden (The Stag Cookbook)
- The Chewing Gum Issue (New York Times)
- Chris Marie Meeker (America's Humor)
- Dear House of Harper (Harper Centennial)
- E. P. Butler Literature Factory (Century Magazine)
- I Was the Boy Whom That Tomboy Mopped Up (Writing Books for Boys and Girls)
- An Innocent Abroad (Atlantic Monthly)
- Introduction (Putnam's Two-Way Question Book)
- Introduction (The Talmadge Sisters)
- Magazine Men (Saturday Evening Post)
- Mr. Gilder's Choice of Words (New York Times)
- Restitution and Reparation (America in the War)
- Thrift-Spending and Spend-Thrifting (Hopewell Herald)
- What Is the Dutch Treat Club? (Dutch Treat Club Year Book)
- Why I Live In Flushing (Illustrated Flushing and Vicinity)
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Perkins of Portland (BY DATE)
- The Adventure of the Fifth Street Church (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Adventure of the Lame and the Halt (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Crimson Cord (Leslie's Monthly)
- Don't Swear! (Collier's)
- A Fortune in Hot Air (People's Home Journal)
- Mr. Perkins of Portland (Century Magazine)
Philo Gubb (BY DATE)
- The Pet (Red Book)
- Philo Gubb's Greatest Case (Mississippi River Tales)
Pigs is Pigs (BY DATE)
- Pigs is Pigs (American Magazine)
- Pigs is Pigs
- Pigs is Pigs (Sears Catalog)
- The 'Pigs Is Pigs' Phenomenon (The Iowan)
- Review of Pigs is Pigs (Oshkosh Daily Northwestern)
Poetry (BY DATE)
- Anticipation (New England Magazine)
- At Variance (Middletown Daily Argus)
- The Ballad of a Bachelor (Century Magazine)
- The Ballade of the Automobile (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Ballade of the Mistletoe Bough (American Magazine)
- Bird Nesting (American Magazine)
- The Charge of the Second Iowa Cavalry (Iowa City Citizen)
- Circumstantial Evidence (New England Magazine)
- A Culinary Puzzle (Truth)
- Cupid Caught Napping (Munsey's Magazine)
- The Cut Finger (Century Magazine)
- The Daughter of the Year (New England Magazine)
- Deer (Toaster's Handbook)
- Djolan (Bookman)
- Dogs (Toaster's Handbook)
- An Exception (Marion Daily Star)
- The Final Tax (Red Book)
- Golden Silence (Munsey's Magazine)
- The Golf Walk (Leslie's Monthly)
- Good - Better - Best (New England Magazine)
- How'd You Like It? (Judge)
- The Hunter (Leslie's Monthly)
- Immortality (Munsey's Magazine)
- Jabed Meeker, Humorist (Everybody's Magazine)
- Judgment Day (The Tuscarora Club's Forty Year History: 1901-1941)
- Little Ballads of Timely Warning; I: On Dishonesty Arising from Ignorance (Bookman)
- Little Ballads of Timely Warning; II: On Malicious Cruelty to Harmless Creatures (Bookman)
- Little Ballads of Timely Warning; III: On Laziness and Its Resultant Ills (Bookman)
- A Lost Angel (National Magazine)
- Maude's Valentine (New England Magazine)
- Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! (St. Nicholas Magazine)
- Millennium (Saturday Evening Post)
- A Minute (New England Magazine)
- Mouths of Hippopotami and Some Recent Novels (Bookman)
- Nature's Wisdom (Saturday Evening Post)
- Night In the City (New England Magazine)
- No Beer, No Work (Snappy Stories)
- October (New England Magazine)
- An Old-Fashioned Garden (Leslie's Monthly)
- Outbid (New England Magazine)
- A Parisian Episode (Bookman)
- Partners (Century Magazine)
- A Pastoral (Judge)
- The Poor Boy's Christmas (Leslie's Monthly)
- A Question (Leslie's Monthly)
- Reasonable Interest (Bookman)
- The Rich Boy's Christmas (Leslie's Monthly)
- Ridden Down (Puck)
- The Romance of Patrolman Casey (Sunset Magazine)
- A Satisfactory Reform (Newark Daily Advocate)
- Says Mister Doojabs (New York Times)
- The Secret Combination (Taken From Life)
- The Sheep (Saturday Evening Post)
- Song For Heroes (New Yorker)
- Speaking of Operations (Judge)
- A St. Valentine's Day Tragedy (Leslie's Monthly)
- A Study in Feeling (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Tearful Tale of Captain Dan (Century Magazine)
- To G. M. W. and G. F. W. (On the Tibur Road)
- To Jessica, Gone Back to the City (Century Magazine)
- To Kate. (In Lieu of a Valentine) (Munsey's Magazine)
- To Lovers (New England Magazine)
- To Marguerite (New England Magazine)
- To May (Leslie's Monthly)
- To Phyllis and May (Leslie's Monthly)
- Trespassers (New England Magazine)
- The Twenty Hoss-Power Shay (Leslie's Monthly)
- Underneath the Rose (Dutch Treat Club Year Book)
- Untitled (Bedford Gazette)
- Untitled (Bridgeport Telegram)
- Valentine to the Girl in Black (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Water Nymphs (American Magazine)
- Western (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Whale (Saturday Evening Post)
- When Ida Puts Her Armor On (Oshkosh Daily Northwestern)
- Why I Went to the Foot (Leslie's Monthly)
- Why Washington Retreated (Century Magazine)
- Womanly Qualms (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Wood Nymph (American Magazine)
- Would You Believe It? (Life)
Related Material (BY DATE)
- An Autobiography (Saturday Evening Post)
- Benefit for Needy Writers (Author's Weekly)
- Beside the Mississippi (Historic Midwest Houses)
- Breaking Into Literary Game (Dearborn Independent)
- Down with Poison Ivy! (New York Times)
- E. P. Butler Dead; Noted Humorist (New York Times)
- Ellis P. Butler, of 'Pigs Is Pigs' Fame, Is Dead (New York Herald Tribune)
- Ellis Parker Butler (A Book of Iowa Authors By Iowa Authors)
- Ellis Parker Butler (Authors' League Bulletin)
- Ellis Parker Butler (Handwriting Analysis)
- Ellis Parker Butler (Iowa Authors)
- Ellis Parker Butler (My Maiden Effort)
- Ellis Parker Butler (Our American Humorists)
- Ellis Parker Butler (People's Home Journal)
- Ellis Parker Butler (Twentieth Century Authors)
- Ellis Parker Butler Emerges from the West (Boston Evening Transcript)
- Ellis Parker Butler: Popular Humorist at the Turn of the Century (Western Illinois Regional Studies)
- Friends and Crooks (The Happy Profession)
- Glamorous As Kashmir (Little Known Stories of Muscatine)
- He Lives On (American Boy)
- Introducing Some 'American Girl' Authors and Artists (American Girl)
- The Jack-Knife Man (King Vidor)
- Laughing Philosophers (Good Housekeeping)
- The Man Who Made Pigs and Pups Famous Tells How He Did It (New York Times)
- The Men Who Make the Argosy (Argosy)
- Method In Their Madness (Bookman)
- Milestones (Time Magazine)
- The Origin of the Dutch Treat Club (New York City Folklore)
- Portrait (American Magazine)
- Portrait (Book News Monthly)
- Portrait (Ladies' Home Journal)
- Portrait (St. Nicholas Magazine)
- Portrait (Sunset Magazine)
- Portrait (The Best Stort Stories of 1918)
- Queens Houses Loathe to Use New Numbers (New York Times)
- Review (Book News Monthly)
- Review (Judge)
- Some Amazing Figures (20 Best Short Stories in Ray Long's 20 Years as an Editor)
- Some Memoirs of a Very, Very, Very Old Dutch Treater (Dutch Treat Club Year Book)
- The Story in Pigs is Pigs (The Book of Wonders)
- Ten Humor Rules Given by Author of 'Pigs is Pigs' (Los Angeles Evening Herald)
- Verse Means to Get About Queens (New York Times)
- Who's Who In This Issue (American Girl)
- Writers Among 200 at Butler Funeral (New York Times)
- The Year 1905 (What Grandpa Laughed At)
S. Potts and Daniel (BY DATE)
- The Exciting Life (Collier's)
- The Power Behind the Throne (Illustrated Sunday Magazine)
- Teeth is Teeth (Cosmopolitan)
Stories (BY DATE)
- The Adopted Baby (Munsey's Magazine)
- Ads Is Ads (Judge)
- Alibi (Short Stories)
- The Ambition of Barnabee Holt (Popular Magazine)
- Amos Hopstone (Black Cat)
- An Arkansas Pastel (Freeborn County Standard)
- Being Happy with Walter (Saturday Evening Post)
- Below Zero (Argosy)
- Big Money Billings (Saturday Evening Post)
- Billy Bain, the Boy Detective (Detective Story)
- Bit by Snake (Judge)
- The Blind Ass of the 'Dobe Mill (Century Magazine)
- A Blue-label Saint (Success Magazine)
- The Boom in Spooks (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Bowlegged Horse (Open Road For Boys)
- Bread Upon the Waters (Detective Story)
- Bull Hyde and Little Peewee (College Humor)
- A Bump on the Head (Country Gentleman)
- The Bum's Rush (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Canned Plum Pudding (Delineator)
- Car No. 1297 (Argosy)
- Carden - The Conqueror (Rotarian)
- The Case of Henry Beemis (Atlantic Monthly)
- Casey Goes Through (Milestones)
- The Casey-Murphy Handicap (Success Magazine)
- Casey Puts One Over (Milestones)
- The Cave Men (Sunset Magazine)
- Chicken Bait (Best Detective Magazine)
- Chips (Liberty)
- Christmas Grouch (Fireside Book of Canadian Christmas)
- A Christmas Present for Grandpa (Liberty)
- A Christmas Stop-Over (Monthly Story Magazine)
- The Chromatic Ghosts of Thomas (Woman's Home Companion)
- Collar-Button Casey (Rotarian)
- Consider Mr. Barsh (New Yorker)
- Cousin May (Red Book)
- Cowpuncher's Paradise (Complete Western Book)
- The Crisis (Ladies' Home Journal)
- A Cross-stitch Penance (Ladies' World)
- The Day of the Spank (American Magazine)
- The Day on the Roof (Century Magazine)
- Dey Ain't No Ghosts (Century Magazine)
- Dictated to Doris (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Dog That Returned to Mexico (St. Nicholas Magazine)
- Dora's Easter Service (Naugatuck Daily News)
- The Doves of Sandona (Liberty)
- Economic Waste (Everybody's Magazine)
- The Eighty-Seven Napoleans (College Humor)
- Emancipating Mother (Woman's World)
- The Ethiopian Dip (Century Magazine)
- An Experiment in Gyro-Hats (Hampton's Magazine)
- The Extroducer (Argosy)
- The False Gods of Doc Weaver (Century Magazine)
- Father (Rotarian)
- The Feet of the Detwilers (Leslie's Monthly)
- Fenderton Roper, Hero (Every Week)
- Fenderton Roper, Pressman (Liberty)
- The Fifth Commandment (Harper's Bazar)
- First Aid (Christian Herald)
- The First Day of School (Red Cross Magazine)
- For Good Old Wumpus (College Humor)
- A Fortune in Hot Air (Leslie's Monthly)
- Freedom from the Press (Judge)
- From Peak to Peak (Gentlewoman Magazine)
- Geoffrey's Panklaggephone (Cosmopolitan)
- The Girl With the Gilded Nose (Brown Book of Boston)
- A Good fer Nawthin' (Criterion)
- The Head of the Department (Good Housekeeping)
- The Great Hartsock Boom (Brown Book of Boston)
- The Great Park Strike (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Great Timascheff-Servadac Duel (Appleton's Magazine)
- The Great Yarvard Mystery (College Humor)
- Green Eyes (Best Detective Magazine)
- Green Paint (Saturday Evening Post)
- Gull Ledge (American Girl)
- Gustapher Plogs and the Spotted Cow (Ballyhoo)
- The Gymkhana at Milkville (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Hanging-On of 'By Jocks' (Century Magazine)
- He Saw Washington (Holland's Magazine)
- The Heart of a Man (Leslie's Monthly)
- Henri's Niece (Red Book)
- Here Comes the Groom (Laughter)
- Hidden Death (Best Detective Magazine)
- I Gae Doon the Doone Dune (Appleton's Magazine)
- The Idealist (Bookman)
- In the Next Cot (Leslie's Monthly)
- International Skull and Cross Bones, Ltd. (Saturday Evening Post)
- It Ran Over Rabbits (Motor)
- Jerry's Pachyderm (Century Magazine)
- Jiffers on the Job (Grit (Story Section))
- John Scott's Affectionate Pup (Judge)
- Keeping Up Grandma's Morale (Red Cross Magazine)
- The Kick-Off (Success Magazine)
- Kidnaping Insurance (Argosy)
- Kissing Hannah (Pall Mall Magazine)
- A Knight Without Reproach (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Last Conversion of Sally-in-the-Hollow (Century Magazine)
- The Last Man (Blue Book)
- The Last Quart (Judge)
- The Last Step (Woman's World)
- The Late John Wiggins (Everybody's Magazine)
- Legg of Lamb (College Humor)
- Letters from the Back (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Letters in the Sky (Detective Magazine)
- The Liar (Sunset Magazine)
- The Literary Graveyard (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Log of a Lost Soul (Judge)
- Long Sam "Takes Out" (Century Magazine)
- Lover's Leap (Harper's Monthly Magazine)
- Lunk-head Johnson (Short Stories)
- Mamie (Country Gentleman)
- A Man, a Boy, and a Dog (Rotarian)
- The Man from '20 (Judge)
- The Man Who Did Not Go to Heaven on Tuesday (Century Magazine)
- The Man Who Murdered a Fairy (Pictorial Review)
- The Man Who Was Someone Else (Century Magazine)
- The Man With the Glass Front (American Magazine)
- Mascot (Saturday Evening Post)
- Matey (Saturday Evening Post)
- A Matter of Economy (Century Magazine)
- A Midsummer Madness (Cosmopolitan)
- Mike Flannery, Detective (Short Stories)
- Millington's Motor Mystery (Century Magazine)
- A Miserable Business (Judge)
- Montana Golf (Saturday Evening Post)
- Mourning for Yonks (McCall's)
- Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee Hold Hands (Radio News)
- Mr. Gimp Attends the Horse Show (Judge)
- Mr. Jern's Ambition (Woman's Home Companion)
- Mr. Jesty and the Auto-Top (Motor)
- Mr. Klinsky's Even Mind (Argosy)
- Mr. Middlemay's Alibi (Pictorial Review)
- Mr. Murchison's Radio Party (Radio News)
- Mr. Wellaway's Host (Century Magazine)
- Mrs. Casey's Dollar (Success Magazine)
- Mrs. Dugan's Discovery (Good Housekeeping)
- Mrs. Dugan's Husbands (Sunset Magazine)
- Murchison's Dog (People's Home Journal)
- Mustapha Ali (Chicago Herald American)
- Mutual Spurs, Limited (Saturday Evening Post)
- My Cyclone-proof House (Century Magazine)
- My Housebreaker (Munsey's Magazine)
- My Valet (Green Book)
- Mystery House (Munsey's Magazine)
- A Nameless Gift (Shippensburg News)
- Nobility, What? (Goblin)
- Organizing Grandpa (Ladies' Home Journal)
- Our First Burglar (Everybody's Magazine)
- Our Lease (Ainslee's)
- Our Neighbor's Children (Leslie's Monthly)
- Pap Briggs's Phenomenal Hen-Food (Century Magazine)
- Pete, the Circassian Horse (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Pirut Crue of the Red Dagger (Red Cross Magazine)
- The Pishylogical Momentum (Success Magazine)
- Pollywog Pearls (Argosy)
- Princess Fifi (Judge)
- The Prodigal's Return (Argosy)
- Prohibiting the Movies, or the 87th Amendment (Judge)
- The Prophet Man (Popular Magazine)
- A Quiet Night with Joseph (Youth's Companion)
- Real Money (Liberty)
- The Reformation of Uncle Billy (Century Magazine)
- Remember the Can-opener! (Family Circle)
- The Republic of Susan B. (Ainslee's)
- The Role of the Doldrums (Judge)
- Romance (Saturday Evening Post)
- The Rowena O'Toole Company (St. Nicholas Magazine)
- Safety First (Collier's)
- Say Wen (College Humor)
- Scratch-Cat (Every Week)
- The Sectional House (Century Magazine)
- The "Setting Out" at Big'Low's (Century Magazine)
- She Doted on Lobster (Country Home)
- She Liked His Face (Green Book)
- Slim Finnegan (Saturday Evening Post)
- Solander's Radio Tomb (Radio News)
- Something Unusual (Outdoor America)
- Speaking of the Weather (New York Times)
- Starboard Ahoy! (Sunset Magazine)
- The Super-Cook (Blue Book)
- Susie (Delineator)
- Tears and Temperament (Popular Magazine)
- Telling Jedbury (Saturday Evening Post)
- Temporary Editor (Leslie's Monthly)
- The Tenth Mrs. Tulkington (Marriage)
- Testy and Stubborn (Blue Book)
- The Thin Santa Claus (Saturday Evening Post)
- Thinner and Thinner (Argosy)
- Thompson's Truthful Graveyard (Sunset Magazine)
- The Three Hundred (Saturday Evening Post)
- Time Isn't Time (Judge)
- A Tip from Fogarty (Red Book)
- Tom Betts' Dog (St. Nicholas Magazine)
- Too Long and Too Loose (Munsey's Magazine)
- Too Many Runs (Maclean's)
- The Tragedy of Toto (New York Times)
- Tug of War (Short Stories)
- The 24th Figure (Red Book)
- Ullamully! (Argosy)
- Uncle Redney Breaks Loose (People's Home Journal)
- Uncle Rodney's Moonshine Tobacco (Judge)
- Up Liberty Hill (Popular Magazine)
- Was Patagonia Neutral? (Judge)
- The Weather Prophet of Bad Leg (New York Times)
- What Tom Said About It (National Magazine)
- Where There's A Will (Modern Literature for Oral Interpretation)
- Why He Married Her (Green Book)
- The Witness (Detective Story)
- Wodelbert's Pseudo-Uncle (Woman's World)
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