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Atlanta Prisoners Earn $45,000 Bonus, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Bandit Gang Holds Up Pacific Train, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Burglar Leaves Imitation Jewels for Those He Stole, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Chemistry to Aid in the Detection of Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Cricket Celebrities No. 9-Cecil Parkin, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1107, August 26 1922
Did Audrey Munson Take Poison Because of Me?, (ms) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
Dope Worth Ten Thousand Seized, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
The Duncan Scholarship [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #178, August 26 1922 (by Maurice Nutbrown)
Express Train Nearly Wrecked by Boy’s Prank, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
The First Time I Ever Saw a Nude Woman, (ar) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
The Hollow Club; or, The Clue of the Gloved Hand [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #377, August 26 1922
How Much of Her Past Should a Wife Tell?, (ar) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
How Much of His Past Should a Husband Tell?, (ar) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
I Never Look Back, (ms) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
Knife Saves Convict at Trenton Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Lancashire County Cricket Club, (ar) Chums August 26 1922
“The Meanest Game in the World”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
New Head of Bureau of Criminal Identification, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Perils of the Chicago Loop, (ms) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
The Pilot to Potter’s Field Joins His Passengers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Schoolgirl Pickpockets Arrested, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Second Trial Brings Record Award, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Set a Thief to Catch a Thief, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Tax Collector Sought as Embezzler, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
There Are Glands That Make You Happy, (ms) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
To Abolish Office of Sheriff in Ontario, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
To Trap the Bank Robber, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 26 1922
Who Has the Prettiest Back in America?, (pi) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
Why Nice Girls Like to See Prize Fights, (ar) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
Wireless Notes, (cl) Chums August 26 1922
The Audience, (pm) Photoplay August 1922
Beware of the Snaps!, (ms) The Happy Mag. August 1922
The Cowboy Corporal [Captain Cartridge], (ss) Treasure-Trove Library #42, 1922
“Decameron Nights”, (th) The London Magazine August 1922
The Devil’s Backyard, (ts) Telling Tales August 1922, etc.
Famous Love Letters, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1922
“Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills”, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine August 1922 [Ref. Edith Nepean]
How Its Walk Gives an Animal Away, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine August 1922
How to Be Tall, Graceful and Strong, (cl) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922, etc.
The Irish Free State and Irish Soul, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1922
The Love She Threw Away, (ss) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
Love’s Test, (pm) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
On the Fringe of the Uplift, (ss) The Canadian Magazine August 1922
The Play of the Month: Whirled Into Happiness, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) August 1922
A Romance of the Dark Continent, (is) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine August 1922 [Ref. Cynthia Stockley]
Three Centuries of Americans, (ar) McClure’s Magazine August 1922
Two Books from the French: “Calvary” by Octavie Mirbeau: “Mr. Antiphilos, Satyr” by Rémy de Gourmont, (br) The Double Dealer August 1922 [Ref. Octavie Mirbeau & Remy de Gourmont]
What’s in a Kiss?, (pm) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
What’s the Matter with the Pictures?, (ar) Photoplay August 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. August 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine August 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine August 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine August 1922
An Alaskan Fox Farm, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Double Stars, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922, etc.
Famous Healing Shrine, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Fishing with Hands, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Former Invasions of Egypt, (ar) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
A Reformed “Fakir”, (ar) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Skeleton of Barbarian Times Found in Geneva, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Some Fearful Seconds, (ar) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
The Steel Maiden, (ar) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
Surgery 3,000 Years Old, (ms) Mystery Magazine #116, September 1 1922
About Fish Eggs, (ar) Chums September 2 1922
Baring the Truth of New York’s Underworld, (ar) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
The California Vigilantes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Crooks List Women Tourists with Gems, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Did Tamaki Miura Tell Her Husband?, (ts) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Does It Pay to Be a Virtuous Wife?, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Getting Away with Murder, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
The Green Eye! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1108, September 2 1922 (by John William Bobin)
The Guardian of the Lost Lode, (il) Chums September 2 1922
Is a Broken Heart Worth a Half Million?, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Is Caveman Love Coming Back?, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Is China Town Safe for Sight Seers?, (ar) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
The Kind of Father I Want for My Baby, (pi) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Lupo, the Wolf, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Memoirs of a Hotel Detective, (ts) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
The Missing Valet [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #378, September 2 1922
One Hundred and Twenty-Five New York Lockups Are Closed, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Prison Men Disagree on College Courses, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Simple Experiments, (ar) Chums September 2 1922
Suspected Bank Robber Ordered to Grow a Beard, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
What Is a Man Worth?, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
When the Buyer Comes to Town, (ms) Midnight #3, September 2 1922
Why Men Go Wrong, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Wife Offers to Serve Husband’s Jail Sentence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 2 1922
Wireless Items, (cl) Chums September 2 1922
The Mummy of King Hotep [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #83, 1922
The Distinguished Janitor, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
A Great Race, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
The Language of the Air, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
Preventable Fires, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
Southern Highlanders, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
A Tribute to Delaware, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
“Beloved Thief” Sentenced to Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Boy Killed by Exploding Still, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Boy of Eleven Is Chronic Runaway, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Cheaters’ Paradise, (ms) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Cobwebs Cause Man’s Arrest, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Convict Laundry a Profit to St. Louis, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Dog Makes Good as Hooch Hound, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
“Downhearted” Wire Tappers Get Twenty Thousand Dollars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Dream “Reader” Arrested, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Foiled in Jail Break, Killed Pal, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Homicide Court to Investigate Accidental Deaths, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
The Monster, (ss) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
The Morning After, (ms) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
My Night at a Jungle Party, (ts) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Night Life in Old Boston, (ms) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Our Midnight Passengers, (ms) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Prisoner Kills Cellmate, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Rats Destroy Important Evidence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
The Strange Case of the Thurlingham Hall Robbery [Nelson Lee], (sl) The Nelson Lee Library #379, September 9 1922, etc. (by George Norman Philips ,[?])
To Keep Clients Informed on Legislation, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
Untold Secrets of the Ku Klux Klan, (ar) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
What Emma Goldman Told Me About Love, (ms) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
What Happens When a Pretty Girl Stays at a Rooming House, (ts) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Who Has the Prettiest Shoulders, (pi) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
Will Not Grade Prisoners, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 9 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #4, September 9 1922
A Prince of Blackmailers [Dixon Brett], (na) Aldine Detective Tales #15, 1922 (by Talbot Mayne)
Timothy Tucker - Playwright [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #180, September 9 1922 (by Maurice Nutbrown)
Joe Grimaldi’s Brother, (ar) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
Killed 167 Tons of Rats, (ms) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
Odd Disguises in Jail Escapes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
Searching for Long Lost Silver Mines, (ms) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
Sea Reveals Pirate Hoard, (ms) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
A Tenor’s Double, (ms) Mystery Magazine #117, September 15 1922
Acreage for Soldier Settlers Increased, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Aged Chippewa Indian Dies Near Birthplace, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Big Prize for Coon Skin, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Big Wild Duck Killed, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
British Columbian’s Fire Loss, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Bull Kills Man, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
California Gold Dredges, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Canada’s Grazing Lands, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Canadian Buffalo Herd a Problem to Authorities, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Charges That Buzzard Spreads Animal Diseases, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Decrease in Production of Bauxite, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Dogs Guard Frozen Boys, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
The Editor of Midnight Obliges a Reader, (ms) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
Flirting at Sixty Miles an Hour, (ms) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
Former Publisher Found Guilty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
Fugitives Have Narrow Escape from Death, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
Gold Seekers Lost in Northland, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Grazing Leasers Granted Extra Year in Canada, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
High-Grade Fuel from Lignite, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Horse Goes “On a Tare”, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
How Andrew Carnegie Saved Me from a Thrashing, (ts) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
How I Got Away with It, (ts) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
Idaho Holds First Place for Sheep, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Inventors’ Corner, (cl) Chums September 16 1922, etc.
Is Your Love Letter Here?, (ms) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
Jack Rabbits Help One Another to Peel Trees, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Killed by Eating Wild Parsnip, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Large Totem Pole of Stone, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Liverpool, (ar) Chums September 16 1922
Long Siege Ends in Capture, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
The Lure of the Love Nest, (ms) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
A Mile in Four Years, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Mine Explosions Often Caused by Telephone, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
More Than Sixty Thousand Lumbermen, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
The Most Patriotic Name in America, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Mountain Lion Devours Man, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
My Greatest Midnight Thrill, (ts) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
A New Equipment to Fight Forest Fires, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Newest Police Device, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
New Mineral in Alaska, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Plans to Tanglefoot Rodents, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Quebec Forests Protected by New Legislation, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Revival of Placer Mining in Cariboo District, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Scarcity of Bears in One Section of Canada, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Shade at Seance Is Arrested, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
Sing Sing Prison Is Overcrowded, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
Steals Ten Commandments from Girl’s Pocket, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
Store of Hidden Gold Revealed on Deathbed, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
A Timber Trade Between the United States and Idaho, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
To Exterminate Prairie Dogs in Wyoming, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Two More Lakes to Be Drained, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Under Hypnotic Influence! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1110, September 16 1922 (by John William Bobin)
Who Has the Most Beautiful Arms in America?, (pi) Midnight #5, September 16 1922
Woman Elected Mayor of “Bad-Man” Town, (ms) Western Story Magazine September 16 1922
Woman Lures Victim to Holdup, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1922
The Bruise of the Firefly [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #84, 1922
A Brief Address, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
The Careful Hunter, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
An Efficient Warning, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Poison or Medicine?, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Senator Harrison’s Mistake, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Too Much Law, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Boy, Nine, Held for Murder, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Burglars Foiled in Attempt to Rob Bank, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
The Case of the Wooden-Legged Sailor, (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #381, September 23 1922
Chums Wireless, (ar) Chums September 23 1922
Convicts Operate a Still, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Did the Parson Love the Naughtiest Girl in America, (ss) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
Fatty the Samaritan [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #182, September 23 1922 (by Maurice Nutbrown)
Federal Agents Seize Liquor Shop, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
French Heels on American Bootlegs, (ms) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
Help Club Hints, (cl) Chums September 23 1922, etc.
How I Entertained My Small Town Sweetheart in New York, (uw) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
Hypnotism and Murder, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Kindergarten Criminals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
A Midnight Seance with Jazzy Spooks, (ms) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
Notts Forest, (ar) Chums September 23 1922
Old John Doe Loses Standing in Supreme Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Old Woman Victim of Fifty-thousand-dollar Fraud, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Paris Ragpicker Is Profiteer, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Prisoners Rule Themselves in This Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Runaway Boys Lived in Tank for Months, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 23 1922
Why Geo. M. Cohan Pushed Fanny Brice Off the Stage, (ms) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #6, September 23 1922
Accused of Theft of Buddies’ Funds, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Almshouse Celebrates Demise of Word “Pauper”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Bandits Dynamite Train, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Bogus Turfman Fleeces Bookmakers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Court Forfeits Bail Bond of Man Held in Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Finger Prints of Babies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
The First Municipal Police System, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
The Five Senses of Beauty, (pi) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Forgers’ Gang Swindles Bank in Fifteen States, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Four Escape from Dannemora Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
French Savants Say Tobacco Has Bad Effect on Women, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Justice Lays Crime to Prison Reforms, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Murdered by Telephone, (ss) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Prisoners Halt Companion’s Escape, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
The Sealed Packet [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #183, September 30 1922 (by Maurice Nutbrown)
The Stencil Clue [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #382, September 30 1922
Tame Rat Is Lure of This Holdup Man, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
Unusual Action in Will Contest, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 30 1922
What a Hotel Switchboard Girl Knows About Men, (ts) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Who Fiddles While New York Burns, (ms) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Why Rich Men Won’t Pay Their Bills, (ms) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
The Woman Who Let Me Go, (ar) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Women Who Walk the Streets of New York by Night, (ms) Midnight #7, September 30 1922
Alonzo in the Limelight!, (ia) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Ballads of Famous Schools - No. 1 Greyfriars, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Ballads of Famous Schools - No. 2 St. Jim’s, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Ballards of Famous Schools - No. 3 Rookwood, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
A Bird’s-Eye View of St. Jim’s, (il) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Blue Streak!, (ss) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
College Humorous Publications, (ms) College Humor September 1922, etc.
A Day in the Life of Billy Bunter, (ia) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Fascination of the Model Railway, (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Film Play of the Month: Fox Farm, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1922 [Ref. Warwick Deeping]
The Fur Trapper, (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Greyfriars Ghost [Greyfriars], (pl) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Greyfriars Police Court [Greyfriars], (ms) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
How to Make and work a Panorama, (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Jungle of the Mind, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly September 1922
Margaret Batterham, (bg) Brief Stories September 1922
On Guard!, (ms) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
On Time!, (ss) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
“Orphans of the Storm”, (th) The London Magazine September 1922
Relations, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1922
The Situation in Russia, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Some Famous Love Stories, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Some Summer Laughter, (hu) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #126, September 1922
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 10 Chess, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 11 Shooting, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 12 Pillow Fighting, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 1 Football, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 2 Cricket, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 3 Boxing, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 4 Rowing, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 5 Cycling, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 6 Running, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 7 Swimming, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 8 Physical Drill, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
Sports and Sportsmen - No. 9 Tug of War, (pm) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922 (by G. R. Samways)
To?, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1922
Trifles for the Fireside, (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Try these Tricks, (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
The Twelve greatest Living Americans!, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Two Leaves from Harry Wharton’s autograph album [Greyfriars], (ms) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Who’s Who at Rookwood [Rookwood], (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Who’s Who at St. Jim’s [St. Jim’s], (ar) The Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, 1922
Wine-Soaked Europe and Dry America, (ed) The Ladies’ Home Journal September 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Corner Magazine September 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine September 1922
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine September 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine September 1922
About Earth-Eaters, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Cocoanuts Are Hard to Produce, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Criminals Get Jobs on Police Force, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
Girl Double Crosses “Society Thieves”, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
Neuritis Due to Too Tight Wrist Watch, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
A New Way of Selling Hootch, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
An Odd Domicile, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Paris Stirred by Mystery of the Air, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
Radio Flashes Ghost Fires, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
Red Snow in the Rocky Mountains, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Shoot Maniac Who Held Girls in Chains, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
Strange Plant Growth, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Terror Follows Attempt to Steal $250,000, (ms) Detective Tales October 1 1922
What Makes the Sky Blue, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
Window Glass, (ms) Mystery Magazine #118, October 1 1922
The Outcast of the Mounted [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #85, 1922
The Ace-High Medal—Third Award, (ar) Ace-High Magazine 1st October 1922
Admits Thirty Forgeries, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
Are the Crooks Cleverer than the Cops?, (iv) Midnight #8, October 7 1922 [Ref. Richard E. Enright]
Bandit Carried “Etiquette” Book, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
Books Worth Reading, (cl) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922
Celtic, (ar) Chums October 7 1922
Confesses Crime after Fifteen Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
The Dutch Treat Club, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922
The First Bradshaw, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922
Forty Years On, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922 [Ref. Ernest Hamilton]
Gold Expert Was Fooled, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
The Heart of Arabia, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922 [Ref. H. St. John Philby]
A History of the Great War, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922 [Ref. John Buchan]
Judge Favors Return of Whipping Post, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
Judge Knocks Two Dollars Off Coroner’s Bill, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
The Kidnapped Goalie [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #383, October 7 1922
Lost Son Turns Out Member of Canadian Mounted, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
A Man of Mystery in Nebraska Penitentiary, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
Officially Hanged in 1877, Alive Today, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 7 1922
The Oldest State in Europe, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 7 1922
S. O. E. and Readers’ Notices, (cl) Chums October 7 1922, etc.
Tiger Shooting, (ar) Chums October 7 1922
Why Beautiful Women Commit Suicide, (ar) Midnight #8, October 7 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #8, October 7 1922
The Messenger-Boy Detective [Dixon Brett], (na) Aldine Detective Tales #18, 1922 (by Talbot Mayne)
Between a Bear and a Mule, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Bridge Wrecked by Burning River, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
California Governor Delivers Address in Gold Mine, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
“Chief” Clinton Passes Away, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Elk Watch Loggers, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
First Settler Found, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Great October Days in the West, (ar) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
King of Wolves Slain in Montana, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Large Deposit of Magnesite Found in Nevada, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Letters from a Self-Made Burglar, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1922
National Reserve Menaced by Forest Fire, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
The Papago Desert in Arizona, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Severe Floods Damage Kansas Crops, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Strange Consignments by Parcel Post, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
A Successful Homesteader, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Tornado Wrecks South Dakota Town, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
What Navajo Blankets Really Are, (ms) Western Story Magazine October 7 1922
Advocates “Public Legal Clinic”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
Arrested at Prison Gate, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
Automobile Thefts Increase, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
Famous Football Teams: Aston Villa, (cl) Chums October 14 1922
Hectic Havana!, (ms) Midnight #9, October 14 1922
History for “Beavers”. Romance of the Beard, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 14 1922
How I Became a Grafter, (ts) Midnight #9, October 14 1922
“Ink Squirter” Is Bothering Scotland Yard, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
Innocent Man Serves Forty Years in Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
The Mayfair Mystery; or, On the Diamond Trail [Nelson Lee], (sl) The Nelson Lee Library #384, October 14 1922, etc.
Mistake Police for Holdup Men, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
The Newest Ones Out, (hu) Chicago Ledger October 14 1922
The Nineteen Hundreds, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 14 1922 [Ref. Reginald Auberon]
The Other Man! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1114, October 14 1922 (by Arkas Sapt)
Police Convention at San Francisco, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
Soldiers of Fortune, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 14 1922
Suicide Leaves Remarkable Account of His Death, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
The Terrible Turks: Tartar Tribes and European Conquests, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 14 1922
Thief Fights Town, Breaks Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 14 1922
You Know What People Are, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 14 1922 [Ref. E. V. Lucas]
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #9, October 14 1922
The Man Who Wanted a Million [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #86, 1922
Ad Swindler Uses “Partnership” Agreement, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Adventures in Bolivia, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. C. H. Prodgers]
Birthplace of Mozart: The Old Town of Salzburg, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922
The Bodleian Library at Oxford, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. Falconer Madan]
“Chain Bandit” Caught at Last, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Convict Driven Mad by Death-chair Test, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Curtailed Privileges Cause Riot in Chicago Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Drugs Found in Prisoner’s Socks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Famous Football Teams: Blackburn Rovers, (cl) Chums October 21 1922
The First Prince of Wales: Heirs to the British Throne, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922
From the Underworld to Fifth Avenue, (cl) Midnight #10, October 21 1922, etc.
Genevra’s Money, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. E. V. Lucas]
Juvenile Delinquency Laid to Child Labor, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Kate’s Comedy of Tears, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. Lady Muir Mackenzie]
Making a Camera Obscura, (ar) Chums October 21 1922
Many Memories, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. G. B. Burgin]
The Mound, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. Alice Perrin]
Prepare for the Battle, (hu) Chums October 21 1922
Restaurant Served by Ex-convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Robbers Worked Leisurely, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Singular Reason for Suspended Sentence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Slayer Escapes from Sing-Sing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Soliloquy, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 21 1922 [Ref. Stephen McKenna]
Tartans of Some Famous Scottish Clans, (il) Chums October 21 1922
Thirteen-year-old Girl Halts Jail Break, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Traveled Fifteen Thousand Miles to Get Evidence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
Who Owns a Murderer’s Body?, (ms) Midnight #10, October 21 1922
Women Fight Duel on City Street, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 21 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #10, October 21 1922
Autosuggestion Kills Would-be Suicide, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Baby Saves Shoplifter from Cell, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Bank Robber Found in Prison?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Confessions of a Sleep Walker, (ts) Midnight #11, October 28 1922
The Decay of Punning: Some Memorable Examples of the Art, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
Dope in a Shoe, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Ever Heard This?, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922 [Ref. F. W. Chambers]
Famous Criminologist Dies, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Famous Football Teams: Cardiff City, (cl) Chums October 28 1922
Famous Football Teams: Chelsea, (cl) Chums October 28 1922
A Friendly Round, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922 [Ref. Bernard Darwin]
Gives Himself Up After Twenty Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
The “Jolly Roger”! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1116, October 28 1922 (by John William Bobin)
Masked Pair Hold Up Train, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
The Meanest Thief on Record, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Mystery in Ownership of Silver Bullion, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
A New Definition of Matrimonial Cruelty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Offers Reward for Solution of Ghost Mystery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
The Old English Herbals, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922 [Ref. Eleanour Sinclair Rohde]
Plays Worth Seeing, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
The Poets’ Love of Beauty, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
Postal Clerk Admits Embezzlement, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 28 1922
Roman Catholicism and Evolution, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
The Strange Affair at Heather Hall [Nelson Lee], (sl) The Nelson Lee Library #386, October 28 1922, etc.
When the Greeks Ruled in Constantinople, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly October 28 1922
The Warning from the Sky [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #87, 1922
About Anna Lea Merritt, (ar) Colour October 1922
The Cloven Foot, (pm) The Wave October 1922
Gentlewomen All, (pm) Harper’s Magazine October 1922
The Girl Who Pleased Herself, (ss) The Violet Magazine #4, October 1922
How to Make Money, (cn) The Novel Magazine October 1922
Ladies, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1922
The Mermaid’s Cave, (ms) The Happy Mag. October 1922
Mr. Rabbit and His Baby Bunnies, (cs) The Happy Mag. October 1922, etc.
Money vs. Man, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1922
“The Passionate Friends”, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine October 1922
The Play of the Month: The Second Mrs. Tanqueray, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1922 [Ref. Arthur Wing Pinero]
This Month’s Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine October 1922, etc.
Timing a Light to Turn Itself Off, (cl) The Captain #283, October 1922
The Two Butterflies, (pm) The Violet Magazine #4, October 1922
The Vanished Chinaman [Allen Garth, the Aeroplane Detective], (ss) Treasure-Trove Library #44, 1922
A Ventroloquist in Feathers, (cl) The Captain #283, October 1922
Wasps and Hornets, (cl) The Captain #283, October 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #283, October 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine October 1922
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life October 1922
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine October 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine October 1922
A Detective’s Skill, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
Finger Printing Prevents Frauds, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
French Female Convicts, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
Hair in Crime Detection, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
Millions in Blackmail, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
New Voting Machine Arrests “Repeaters”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
Off Beat, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
The Sewers of Paris, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
The Tricks of Counterfeiters, (ms) Mystery Magazine #119, November 1 1922
All-Hallow-E’en, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922
Books Six Good, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922
Chloroform Prisoner to Get His Finger Prints, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Clever Ruse Reveals Writer of Anonymous Letter, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Confessions of a Doctor’s Wife, (ts) Midnight #12, November 4 1922
Essay Competition. Results, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922
Famous Football Teams: Tottenham Hotspur, (cl) Chums November 4 1922
Fells Detective and Leaps from Train, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Handwriting in Crime Detection, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Jewel “Burglar” Proves to Be Poodle Dog, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Kentucky Judge Wages War on Mountain Outlaws, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Knuckles and Gloves, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922 [Ref. Bohun Lynch]
Mainspring, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922 [Ref. Violet Helen Friedlaender]
Make Your Own Fireworks, (ar) Chums November 4 1922
Moonshiner Had Novel Disguise, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
A New Swindle Game, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
The Pioneer of Vaccination, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922 [Ref. Edward Jenner]
Policeman Is Robbed of Vacation Money, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Prisoner Fasts Twenty Days in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Raincoat Saves Would-Be Suicide, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Rossetti and His Circle, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922 [Ref. Max Beerbohm]
Seller of Check Protector Held as Check Raiser, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Sentenced to Sleep in Horse’s Stall, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Thieves Active on Shipboard, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
Yesterday and To-day, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 4 1922 [Ref. Ralph Nevill]
Young Boy Arrested as Forger, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #12, November 4 1922
Getting Poor Quick, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine November 1 1922
The Bond Street Mystery [Dixon Brett], (na) Aldine Detective Tales #20, 1922 (by Talbot Mayne)
Cupid’s Helper, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly November 4 1922
A Calendar of Sea History, (cl) Sea Stories Magazine November 5 1922, etc.
Famous Footballers: He Shoots Brilliant Goals, (ar) Jack’s Paper #2, November 7 1922
His Last Fight, (ss) Jack’s Paper #2, November 7 1922
How Doug Keeps Fit, (ar) Jack’s Paper #2, November 7 1922
Aquarium Dont’s, (ar) Chums November 11 1922
Beaver, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922
The Best I Remember, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922 [Ref. Arthur Porritt]
The Best Poetry, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922
The Black Man’s Place in South Africa, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922 [Ref. Peter Nielsen]
Burglars Steal Jail’s Safe, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
The Case of the Cardiff Contractor [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #388, November 11 1922
Chums Wireless, (cl) Chums November 11 1922
Collected Poems, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922 [Ref. Arthur Conan Doyle]
Confesses Murder for Which Another Was Convicted, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Confesses to Theft of Two Hundred Automobiles, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Convict Tries Bootlegging in Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Counterfeit United States Bills Found on Canadian Island, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Crime and the Automobile, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Famous Football Teams: Burnley, (cl) Chums November 11 1922
The Five-year Cycle for Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Former Judge Arraigned in Own Courtroom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Harry Wharton, (ia) The Magnet Library November 11 1922
Historic Gallows Tree Felled, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Judith, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 11 1922 [Ref. Henry Bernstein]
The Love Affairs of a Timid Man, (ts) Midnight #13, November 11 1922
Murderer Caught After Two Years Abroad, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Peaches Cause Revolt Among Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Please Remit, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1922
Russian Princess Convicted as Spy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
The Sucker, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1922
Tripping the Bold Bootlegger, (ar) Midnight #13, November 11 1922
Victim of Big Race-horse Swindle, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 11 1922
Who Has the Most Beautiful Hair on Broadway?, (pi) Midnight #13, November 11 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight #13, November 11 1922
The Human Whirlwind [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #88, 1922
Famous Footballers: The Skipper of Bolton Wanderers, (ar) Jack’s Paper #3, November 14 1922
The Knock-Out Blow, (ar) Jack’s Paper #3, November 14 1922
The Red Revenge [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #3, November 14 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
A New Counterfiet $20 Note, (ms) Mystery Magazine #120, November 15 1922
“Old Ike”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #120, November 15 1922
A Pickpocket’s Handy Tool, (ms) Mystery Magazine #120, November 15 1922
Boob Wright, Detective, (ss) Detective Tales November 16/December 15 1922
Just a Woman’s Way, (ss) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
New Easy Competition, (cn) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
The Odd-Job Man, (ss) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
Will He Make a Good Husband?, (ms) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
“Angel-faced Boy” Was Pickpocket, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
Beaver!, (ar) Chums November 18 1922
Crime in San Francisco Is Diminishing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
The Crimson Circle, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Edgar Wallace]
Door-Knockers, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922
Election Law: Pitfalls for Candidates and Others, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922
Escaped Convict Caught After a Year of Freedom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
Every Advantage, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1922
Famous Football Teams: Southampton, (cl) Chums November 18 1922
The Flaming God [Nelson Lee], (sl) The Nelson Lee Library #389, November 18 1922, etc.
A Great Picture and Its Painter, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Jan van Eyck]
Histories of Famous Football Clubs #8: Nottingham Forest, (ar) The Magnet Library November 18 1922
The Honest Man, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Una L. Silberrad]
The House of the Fighting Cocks, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Henry Baerlein]
Hurree Jamset Ram Singh, (ia) The Magnet Library November 18 1922
Inventor of Magic Money-Maker Lands in Cell, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
Lieutenant Quackenbos Resigns, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
The Loom of the Law, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. J. A. R. Cairns]
Lord Northcliffe, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Max Pemberton]
The Lunatic Fringe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1922
The Man Who Knew, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Max Pemberton]
“Molder of Form” Was No Model, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
Mussolini. Italy’s Anti-Communist Dictator, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922
Past Times and Pastimes, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Lord Dunraven]
Prize Jokes, (hu) Chums November 18 1922
Prodigal Daughters, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Joseph Hocking]
The Real Lord Northcliffe, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Louise Owen]
The Right Not to Be Talked To, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
To Standardize Prison Workshop, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
A Useful Lamp, (ar) Chums November 18 1922
The Vehement Flame, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 18 1922 [Ref. Margaret Deland]
Wood Alcohol’s Large Toll of Victims, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 18 1922
Famous Footballers: Our Champion Left Half-Back, (ar) Jack’s Paper #4, November 21 1922
The Human Bat [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #4, November 21 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
Jimmy the Jockey!, (ss) Jack’s Paper #4, November 21 1922
A Test of Strength, (ar) Jack’s Paper #4, November 21 1922
The Fairy Godmother, V: In Moonland, (ss) Dainty Novels #1111, November 22 1922
Body of Murdered Man Identified by Finger Prints, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Bootleggers Fill Los Angeles Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
A Case of Poisoning in Vienna, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Chicago Has a Musical Burglar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Confessions of a Political Campaigner, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 25 1922
Detectives Foil Bank Holdup, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Dethronements, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. Laurence Housman]
A Doctor-Novelist, (bg) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. Francis Brett Young]
Drinking Songs, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922
Famous Football Teams: West Bromwich Albion, (cl) Chums November 25 1922
A Famous Punch Editor, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922
Frank Nugent, (ia) The Magnet Library November 25 1922
From Sawdust to Windsor Castle, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. Whimsical Walker]
A German Bluebeard, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
The Life of Sir Arthur Pearson, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. Sidney Dark]
The London Spy, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. Thomas Burke]
The Man Who Broke Monte Carlo, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Melloney Holtspur, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly November 25 1922 [Ref. John Masefield]
National Police Conference Meets, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
A New Stock Graft, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
One Million Beggars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
The Opulent Beggar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Signal Bells Protect Moonshiners from Raiders, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
The Space Destroyer!, (sl) The Boys’ Friend #1120, November 25 1922, etc. (by Lester Bidston)
The Story of the Quest, (ed) Chums November 25 1922
Telephone Operator Ends Flight of Four Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Theft Defrauds Woman in Italy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
Titled Swindler Sentenced to Five Years in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 25 1922
The Black Three [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #89, 1922
The Devil Doctor [Farringdon], (ss) Jack’s Paper #5, November 28 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
Famous Footballers: A Tip-Top Goalkeeper, (ar) Jack’s Paper #5, November 28 1922
Putting Your Game Right, (ar) Jack’s Paper #5, November 28 1922
Battleships Controlled by Wireless, (cl) The Captain #284, November 1922
Births, Marriages and Deaths, (ms) Gaiety November 1922
Games, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1922
How a Film Can Be Viewed in Daylight, (il) The Captain #284, November 1922
The Jester’s Page, (ms) Lloyd’s Story Magazine November 1922, etc.
Let’s Laugh, (hu) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #128, November 1922
Money Any Use to You?, (cn) The Novel Magazine November 1922
The Play of the Month: Bluebeard’s 8th Wife, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1922
Rugby Football in the ’Sixties, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1922
“Scraps of Paper”, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1922
“Snap”, (th) The London Magazine November 1922
“When I Leave School?”, (cl) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1922, etc.
The Woman Who Wrote “The Sheik”, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine November 1922 [Ref. E. M. Hull]
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #284, November 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. November 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine November 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine November 1922
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan November 1922 [Ref. Charles D. Mitchell]
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine November 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine November 1922
[WilburBuds advert], (ms) Photoplay November 1922
Convicted by a Typewriter, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Hanged Twice, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
His Desperate Leap, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
The Last of the Bank Burglars, (ts) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Lure Seals to Death by Music, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
A Money Printer, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
A Plot to Break Jail, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Secret Societies, (ar) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Speedy Burglars, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Spirit Photographs 20 Years Ago, (ms) Mystery Magazine #121, December 1 1922
Baby Stealing in Paris, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
Commits Murder to Get Publicity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
Famous Football Teams: Preston North End, (cl) Chums December 2 1922
A Fountain in a Flask, (ar) Chums December 2 1922
German Jesse James Kills Himself, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
Hearts of Oak, (cl) Ace-High Magazine 1st December 1922, etc.
Johnny Bull, (ia) The Magnet Library December 2 1922
The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 2 1922 [Ref. Burton J. Hendrick & Walter H. Page]
London’s Precious Children, (iv) John o’ London’s Weekly December 2 1922 [Ref. Robert Blair]
The Man with the Cut Lip [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #391, December 2 1922
Motor Bandit Confesses, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
New York Counterfeiters Caught in Naples, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
Printer’s Mistake Causes Capture of Swindler, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
Queer People, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 2 1922 [Ref. Basil Thomson]
S. O. E. and Readers’ Announcements, (cl) Chums December 2 1922, etc.
Travelers’ Check Thieves, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 2 1922
The Wind in Literature, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 2 1922
The Woman Who Sat for the Penny “Britannia”: La Belle Stuart, the Captivating Flirt, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 2 1922
Cameos of Detective Life, (ar) The Detective Magazine #2, December 8 1922
Amid Snowy Wastes, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Seton Gordon]
And Have Not Love, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. H. Hamilton Fyfe]
Ask Madame Pythagoras—She Knows!, (cl) Midnight Mystery Stories #17, December 9 1922, etc.
Bandits Raid Jail and Are Captured, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
Before There Was Christmas, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
A Book of Escapes and Hurried Journeys, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. John Buchan]
The Boys’ Book of Canada, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Denis Crane]
By Another Hand. The Romance of Unfinished Novels, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
Change Partners, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Horace Annesley Vachell]
Christmas Poems, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
The Conquest of Mexico, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Prescott]
The Dancing Fakir, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. John Eyton]
Downadown-Derry, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Walter de la Mare]
Do You Believe in Fairies?, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
Famous Football Teams: Huddersfield Town, (cl) Chums December 9 1922
Forger Convicted Through His Typewriter, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
Glimpses of South America, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. F. A. Sherwood]
Horace Coker, (ia) The Magnet Library December 9 1922
How to Make a Miniature Hot-House, (ar) Chums December 9 1922
A Hundred Poems, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. William Watson]
Indiscretions of Lady Susan, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Susan Townley]
Islands in Fiction, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
Later Poems, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. William Butler Yeats]
Mainly East, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Ethel Brilliana Tweedie]
McTeague, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Frank Norris]
Miss Mapp, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. E. F. Benson]
A Model Policewoman, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
My Favourite Witch: Stories of Weird Women, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
Name This House, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922
A Newly Discovered Dickens Manuscript, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Charles Dickens]
A New Variety of Thief, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
On a Chinese Screen, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. W. Somerset Maugham]
The Peaks of Shala, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Rose Wilder Lane]
The Profits of Hand-Bag Stealing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
Rhyme and Reason, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Cyril H. Bretherton]
Ritual Slayer Acquitted, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
The Sea Gypsies of Malaya, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. W. G. White]
Shorter Lyrics of the 20th Century, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. William H. Davies]
The Story of the British Navy, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Harold F. B. Wheeler]
A Unique Claim in the California Courts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1922
How I Buried My Wife’s Lover, (ts) Saucy Stories December 1 1922
Without Wings, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine December 1 1922
The Art of Dribbling, (ar) Jack’s Paper #6, December 5 1922
Broncho-Busting with Buck Jones, (ar) Jack’s Paper #6, December 5 1922
Famous Footballers: Tommy the Terrier, (ar) Jack’s Paper #6, December 5 1922
Our Heavy-weight Champion, (ar) Jack’s Paper #6, December 5 1922
History of the “Tarzan” Novels, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
The Man from the Big Smokies, (ss) Western Story Magazine December 9 1922
The Cave of Mystery [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #90, 1922
The Death Tick [Farringdon], (ss) Jack’s Paper #7, December 12 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
Famous Footballers: A First-Class Forward, (ar) Jack’s Paper #7, December 12 1922
The Missed Penalty, (ar) Jack’s Paper #7, December 12 1922
Our Sailor Boxer, (ar) Jack’s Paper #7, December 12 1922
The Stongest Man in the World, (ar) Jack’s Paper #7, December 12 1922
The “Angel-Faced Boy” Is Arrested, (ms) Mystery Magazine #122, December 15 1922
Convicts Saw Cell Bars, (ms) Mystery Magazine #122, December 15 1922
A Girl Sleuth, (ms) Mystery Magazine #122, December 15 1922
Legless “Beggar” Owns Luxury Car, (ms) Mystery Magazine #122, December 15 1922
Pinkerton’s Troops, (ms) Mystery Magazine #122, December 15 1922
Aged Woman Was Systematic Beggar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Bandits Steal Safe Near Police Booth, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Boy “Yegg” Who Sticks to Pal Meets Death, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Chased for Twenty Thousand Miles, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
The Confessions of a Confidence Man, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Divorce in England, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
French Villagers Set Traps for Speeders, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Friendship in Poetry, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 16 1922
The House of Dreadful Night, (ss) Midnight Mystery Stories #18, December 16 1922
Man and Wife Serve on Same Grand Jury, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Pawned His Artificial Leg, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Pay-Roll Messenger Dresses as Beggar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
The Prisoner Ate His Way Out of Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Reminiscences, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 16 1922 [Ref. Lady Battersea]
Says Criminals Have Skulls of Primitive Man, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 16 1922
Sporting Pie, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 16 1922 [Ref. F. B. Wilson]
What the Judge Thought, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 16 1922 [Ref. Edward Abbott Parry]
Wireless Club Notes, (cl) Chums December 16 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight Mystery Stories #18, December 16 1922
The Eye That Never Sleeps, (iv) Jack’s Paper #8, December 19 1922
Famous Footballers: The Man with Five Caps, (ar) Jack’s Paper #8, December 19 1922
The Great Bank Robbery [Farringdon], (ss) Jack’s Paper #8, December 19 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
Tricks of Gold Thieves, (ar) The Detective Magazine #3, December 22 1922
Berlin’s Diamond Bourse Protected Against Theft, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Christmas Tales to Tell, (ms) The Magnet Library December 23 1922
A Dash for Liberty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922, etc.
Does It Pay to Advertise?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Dogs in Literature, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 23 1922
Fondness for Pongee Shirts Was Burglar’s Undoing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
French Detect Criminals by Air They Breathe, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Games for the Christmas Party, (ar) The Magnet Library December 23 1922
Irish Sport of Yesterday, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 23 1922 [Ref. A. W. Long]
Jesse James’ Home Now in Ruins, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
London Police Women Want to Stay on Force, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Most Northerly Police Station in the World, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Mussolini and Rienzi. A Striking Portrayal, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly December 23 1922
Philippine Prison Reform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
Poor Folk in Spain, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 23 1922 [Ref. Cora & Jan Gordon]
Prize Jokes from Our Readers, (hu) Chums December 23 1922
Ship’s Crews That Disappear, (ar) Chums December 23 1922
What Makes Criminals?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 23 1922
[front cover], (cv) Midnight Mystery Stories #19, December 23/December 30 1922
Haunting Shadows [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #91, 1922
Learning to Shoot, (ar) Jack’s Paper #9, December 26 1922
The Trail of the Tattooed Man [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #9, December 26 1922 (by Jack Wylde)
The Crystal Never Lies, (ss) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
Same Eve, (pm) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
To the West, (pm) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
Arms of Some Famous Public Schools, (il) Chums December 30 1922
Bunter and the Barrel-Organ [Greyfriars], (ss) The Magnet Library December 30 1922
Crooks Pose as Cutters of Diamonds, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Decoy Bundle Thwarts Swindler, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Dog’s Bark Discloses Gruesome Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Extra Turns, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. F. W. Thomas]
A Farmer’s Life, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. George Bourne]
From Crow-Scaring to Westminster, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. George Edwards]
From the Wings, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. “The Stage Cat”]
It Still Happens in Old New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Meals at Sing Sing Cost Six Cents Each, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
The Middle of the Road, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. Philip Gibbs]
The Miracle, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. E. Temple Thurston]
Notorious Swindler Dies in Hospital, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
On the Borderland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922 [Ref. F. Britten Austin]
Private Detectives Capture Two Forgers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Public School Arms, (ar) Chums December 30 1922
Society Man Is Master Crook, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 30 1922
Where’s My Chums Prize?, (hu) Chums December 30 1922
Winter in Poetry, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly December 30 1922
American Men, (pi) Secrets December 1922
Authentic Christmas Ghosts, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine December 1922
The Best Match Trick in the World, (ms) The Strand Magazine December 1922
Cash Prizes, (cn) The Novel Magazine December 1922
Cheating Chance, (ts) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly December 1922as told to Wilbur Hall
A Christmas Romance, (pm) Cassell’s Winter Annual #4, 1922/23
Coloured Supplement, (ms) The Grand Magazine December 1922
The Greek Ideal of Athletic Manhood, (pi) Secrets December 1922
A Guide to Books, (rc) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
Hot Dog Fashion Girl, (pi) Secrets December 1922
I Wonder (“My Dear, Sometimes when you are idle for a while…”), (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1922
Modern Crusoes, (cl) The Captain #285, December 1922
Myrtle, the Irresistable Gold Digger, (ms) Secrets December 1922
Norma or Constance, (ar) Secrets December 1922
Notabilities: Sir Charles Harrington, Herbert Hoover, (ar) McClure’s Magazine December 1922
On Bach, (ar) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
Pardon, Kipling, Old Dear., (pm) The Fig-leaf December 1922
Patriotism vs. Individualism, (ed) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
“Phi-Phi”, (th) The London Magazine December 1922
The Play of the Month: Secrets, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) December 1922 [Ref. Rudolf Besier & May Edginton]
Pursuit of Knowledge, (pm) Gaiety December 1922
Screen Scoundrels You Know, (hu) Photoplay December 1922
Some Fun for the Christmas Fireside, (ms) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #129, December 1922
A Study in Black and White, (pi) Secrets December 1922
Two Bridal Couples, (pi) Secrets December 1922
Under the Mistletoe Bough, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine December 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #285, December 1922
[photography], (pt) The Royal Magazine December 1922
The Albino’s Double [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #255, 1922 (by George Norman Philips)
Allies of the Wild, (ms) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
The Baboon’s Paw [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #223, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
The Brigand’s Secret [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #251, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
By the Skin of His Teeth [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #256, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
Capturing Cobwebs, (ms) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
The Case of the Amber Crown [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #267, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Case of the Bendigo Heirlooms [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #218, 1922 (by Jack Lewis)
The Case of the Bogus Laird [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #249, 1922 (by John William Bobin)
The Case of the Courtland Jewels [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #253, 1922 (by G. H. Teed)
The Case of the Crimson Wizard [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #240, 1922 (by Edgar Joyce Murray)
The Case of the Cultured Pearls [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #208, 1922 (by John William Bobin)
The Case of the Paralysed Man [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #242, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Case of the Rajah’s Son [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #217, 1922 (by Harry Gregory Hill)
The Case of the Trade Secret [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #263, 1922 (by John William Bobin)
The Case of the Twisted Trail [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #215, 1922 (by F. Addington Symonds)
The Case of the Uncut Gems [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #230, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Case of the Unnamed Film [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #222, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Case of the Vanished Husband [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #247, 1922 (by William J. Bayfield)
The Case of the Woman in Black [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #259, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Crimson Domino [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #243, 1922 (by W. W. Sayer)
The Derelicts [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #209, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Diamond Dragon [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #233, 1922 (by G. H. Teed)
The Diamond Flood [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #239, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
Dime Novels, (ar) 1922
The Earl’s Return [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #261, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
Elephants and their Ways, (ms) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
The Fallen Star [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #238, 1922 (by Jack Lewis)
The Feud Beyond the Law [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #214, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
Fingerprints of Fate! [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #250, 1922 (by Leonard Harold Brooks)
The Golden Goddess [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #248, 1922 (by Harry Gregory Hill)
The Great Explosion [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #225, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Hooded Riders [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #228, 1922 (by John William Bobin)
The House of Ghosts [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #244, 1922 (by Leonard Harold Brooks)
How to Make an Electrophorus, (ms) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
In the Grip of the Tong [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #227, 1922 (by John William Bobin)
In the Shadow of the Night [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #224, 1922 (by Ernest W. Alais)
The Ivory Screen [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #219, 1922 (by G. H. Teed)
Lady Sharlow’s Secret [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #266, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Lama’s Secret [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #245, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
Lawless Justice [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #232, 1922 (by Alfred Edgar)
The Lighthouse Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #260, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
Lost in Cambodia [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #257, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Mill Pool Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #237, 1922 (by Harry Gregory Hill)
The Motor Coach Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #210, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Mystery of the Clock [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #252, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Mystery of the Missing Journalist [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #220, 1922 (by William J. Bayfield)
The Mystery of the Sunken Road [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #231, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
The Mystery of the Swamp [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #226, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
One of England’s Two Greatest Painters, (ms) The Humorist 1922 [Ref. Augustus E. John]
On the Bed of the Ocean [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #265, 1922 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Our Jester’s Page, (hu) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
The Phantom of the Pacific [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #221, 1922 (by W. W. Sayer)
The Power of the Unknown [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #212, 1922 (by Alfred Edgar)
The Prisoner of the Kremlin [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #236, 1922 (by Andrew Murray)
The Rajah of Ghanapore [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #262, 1922 (by Harry Gregory Hill)
The Red Dwarf [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #211, 1922 (by F. Addington Symonds)
The Riders of the Sands [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #258, 1922 (by W. W. Sayer)
The Secret of the Oblong Chest [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #234, 1922 (by W. W. Sayer)
Sexton Blake in Silesia [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #216, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Sign in the Sky, or The Secret of the Tong [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #254, 1922 (by Alfred Edgar)
Song of a Duck Hunter, (pm) White Star Magazine 1922
The Spirit Smuggler [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #229, 1922 (by G. H. Teed)
The Studio Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #213, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
The Taming of Neville Ibbetson [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #235, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Trader’s Daughter [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #241, 1922 (by William Murray Graydon)
Tree Dwellers, (ms) The British Boy’s Annual 1922
The Werewolf of Elphinstone [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #246, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
The White Refugees [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #264, 1922 (by R. C. Armour)
Bandit Robs a Detective, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Foil Diamond Smugglers, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Poor Place to Hide Gems, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Swindle Lures Americans to Argentina, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Treasury Warns of New Counterfeit $20 Note, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Weird Belief About Spiritland, (ms) Mystery Magazine #123, January 1 1923
Railway Rogues, (ar) The Detective Magazine #4, January 5 1923
Crime Detection in the United States Not a Science, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
The Farington Diary, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923 [Ref. Joseph Farington]
Fifty-One Years of Victorian Life, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923 [Ref. Lady Jersey]
Hanged Twice on Same Day, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
Hansel and Gretel, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923
A Happy New Year, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923
Henry VIII’s Love Letters to the Mother of Elizabeth, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923
The Life of Lord Moulton, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923 [Ref. Hugh Fletcher Moulton]
Parisian Apaches Beat ex-Police Inspector, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
“Poor” Man Died Worth Ten Thousand Dollars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
Too Many Suits Led to His Downfall, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
Tramp Dog Foils Bandit, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
Twelfth Day. Quaint Old Customs, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 6 1923
Woman Dupes in Get-Rich-Quick Scheme, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 6 1923
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Chums January 6 1923
The Bum Actor, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Disappointed Woman, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Double-Barreled Comeback, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Doubtful Honor, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Greater Need, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Point of Etiquette, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Return toNormalcy, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
Sailing on Skates, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Smooth Diamond, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
Speaking of Ireland, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The House of Secrets [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #92, 1923
Attack Is the Best Defence, (ar) Jack’s Paper #10, January 2 1923
Famous Footballers: He’s a Football Thrill!, (ar) Jack’s Paper #10, January 2 1923
The Lost King [Philip Dare], (ss) Jack’s Paper #10, January 2 1923 (by Arthur Long)
The Man with the Purple Eyes [Dixon Brett], (na) Aldine Detective Tales #24, 1923
The Sixteen Gang [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #10, January 2 1923 (by Jack Wylde)
The Christmas Adventures of a Threepenny-Bit, 5: Christmas Day, (ss) Dainty Novels #1117, January 3 1923
The Lodgers in Queer Street, (pm) The Red Magazine January 5 1923
Making Them Believe It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1923
Biff Bang Billy!, (nv) Jack’s Paper #11, January 9 1923
Chantey of the West Wind, (pm) The Premier Magazine #157, January 9 1923
The Clue of the Golden Collar Stud [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #11, January 9 1923 (by Jack Wylde)
Football Favourites: Who Is This Man?, (ar) Jack’s Paper #11, January 9 1923
A Throwing-In Tip, (ar) Jack’s Paper #11, January 9 1923
The Treasure Under the Sea [Philip Dare], (ss) Jack’s Paper #11, January 9 1923 (by Arthur Long)
Plants of the Western Desert, (ar) Short Stories January 10 1923
Burroughs Plans New Stage Line, (ms) Los Angeles Times January 11 1923 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
An Announcement!, (ms) “I Confess” January 12 1923
Are You a Lloyd Fan?, (ms) “I Confess” January 12 1923
Music Hall Artist Dies Almost in Want, (ms) “I Confess” January 12 1923
A Star That Is Steadily Rising, (ms) “I Confess” January 12 1923
Ask Madame Pythagoras, (cl) Midnight Mystery Stories #21, January 13 1923, etc.
Baltimore Detectives Kidnap Prisoner in New York Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
English Psychologist Advances New Theory, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
The Forty-Five, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923 [Ref. Charles Sandford Terry]
Georgian Poetry, 1920-1923, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923 [Ref. Edward Marsh]
The Jacobites and the Union, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923 [Ref. Charles Sandford Terry]
The Mission of Books, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923
Next Week, (ms) Midnight Mystery Stories #21, January 13 1923, etc.
Paris Murder Baffles Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
Plough Monday, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923
Prisoner Struck Dumb Can’t Explain Murder, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
Richest Woman Beggar Lived in Luxury, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
Stories of Life and Character, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923 [Ref. Dean Ramsay]
Teeth Cause Capture of Sing Sing Fugitive, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 13 1923
What American Children Read, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 13 1923
Fire Department Superstitions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Judge Locked in Vault, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Lucky Prisoners, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
New Thievery, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Quit Prison in Pay Protest, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
A Slippery Convict, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Thieves Get Diamonds Worth $75,000, (ms) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Three Twenty-Dollar Bills, (ss) Mystery Magazine #124, January 15 1923
Football Favourites: From Factory to Footer Field, (ar) Jack’s Paper #12, January 16 1923
The Phantom Peril [Farringdon], (ss) Jack’s Paper #12, January 16 1923 (by Jack Wylde)
Playing to the Whistle, (ar) Jack’s Paper #12, January 16 1923
Adventures, Social and Literary, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Douglas Ainslie]
American Individualism, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Herbert Hoover]
The Art of Gerald Moira, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Gerald Moira]
Beanstalk, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Mrs. Dudeney]
Charles Alden Seltzer’s Novels, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Charles Alden Seltzer]
Convicts Raise Bumper Crop, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Harvest of Javelins, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Bertram Atkey]
Italy Tries Woman Suspected of Witchcraft, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Jail Term for Quick-Tempered Beggar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
King of the Castle, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Keble Howard]
“Lie Detector” Successful, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Little Kindnesses, (pm) The Universalist Leader January 20 1923
Mail Robbers Sentenced to Prison for Twenty-Five Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
An Old Swindle Snares Girl’s Life Savings, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Pilgrim’s Rest, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Francis Brett Young]
Seven Prisoners Saw Way to Liberty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Slayer Arrested After Forty-Four Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 20 1923
Taken from Life, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. J. D. Beresford]
Three Black Cows, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 20 1923
The Woman Doctor and Her Future, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Dr. L. Martindale]
The Mystery of Trawler 77 - Outbound [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #93, 1923
Dare-devil Don, (ss) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923
Famous Footballers: Nineteen Years a Footballer!, (ar) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923
The Flying Savage! [Philip Dare], (ss) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923 (by Arthur Long)
Hints for the Goalkeeper, (ar) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923
How You Can Become a Detective, (ar) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923
The Prince of Crooks [Farringdon], (nv) Jack’s Paper #13, January 23 1923 (by Jack Wylde)
The Beauty Charm, (pm) The Violet Magazine #11, January 26 1923
The Dearest Folk of All, (pm) The Violet Magazine #11, January 26 1923
“Arsenic Murder Trust” Stirs Chicago, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Bank Robbery Worked by Bookkeeper, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Blake, Hazlitt, Wordsworth, and Some Others, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly January 27 1923
A California Hermit, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
The Cattalo, a New Type of Animal, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
Charge of Fraud Against “Dead” Man, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Convict Leaps to Death in Sing Sing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
A Crook Who Can’t Reform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Dipping Into Dobell: Gems from a Half-Forgotten Poet, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 27 1923
“Fore! Fore!” Golf in Literature, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 27 1923
Ghost Stories, (cl) Midnight Mystery Stories #23, January 27 1923, etc.
Gift Cake Was Poisoned, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Kin of John Quincy Adams Held as Forger, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Large Coal Deposits Opened in Wyoming, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
Many Substitute for Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Motor Vehicles Increase Mortality, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Nevada Has a Mountain of Tooth Powder, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
New River Discovered in the Siskiyous, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
Nitrates in Southeastern California, (ms) Western Story Magazine January 27 1923
The Outline of Literature and Art, (ms) John o’ London’s Weekly January 27 1923, etc.
Police Training for College Girls, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Poor Man Finds Buried Treasure, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923
Safeblower’s Method Was Unique, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 27 1923

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