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Foreigners, (ss) The International May 1918translated by Thomas Ransford
Forwarned in Forheated, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May 1918
Here Is the Reason Some Men Appear So Marvelously Able, (ms) The American Magazine May 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
The Home of Fifty Prime Ministers: 10 Downing Street, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918
How Books Are Born, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
How I Found Health in a Dentist’s Chair, (ar) The American Magazine May 1918
In the Realm of Bookland, (cl) Overland Monthly May 1918
It Isn’t Being Done, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1918
John Redmond, (ob) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Lord A. on Progress Backward, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Machine Farmer, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1918
Napoleon’s Tactics, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Official Sea Lion, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1918
The Play of the Month: “Nothing but the Truth”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) May 1918
Some of the Latest and Best Books, (rc) The International May 1918
Sons of Well-Known American Families in the Service, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine May 1918
Victory in the Cobb Family, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1918
The War in the Italian Alps, (il) The Captain #230, May 1918
Why I Married Before Going to War, (ar) The American Magazine May 1918
Why She Reminded Him of Daniel Webster, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1918
“Yes, Uncle!”, (th) The London Magazine May 1918
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Grand Magazine May 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1918
Bees Accurate Clocks, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Coffee Came First from Abyssinia, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Could Save 52,000,000 Tons of Coal, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
First “Hunger” Strike, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
$5 and a Dog, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
A Home-Made Barometer, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
How Order of the Garter Got Its Name, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
How We Got First Seedless Oranges, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Macedonia’s War-Dogs, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Making the Wind Store Electricity, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Marvelous Memories of Well-Known Men, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918, etc.
“Turkish” Tobacco from Japan, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
A Desperate Rescue, (ss) Chums June 8 1918
Montague Newland, (ms) The Magnet Library June 8 1918
The Same Humane Treatment, (ss) Chicago Ledger June 1 1918
The Vain Rookie Rides to a Fall, (ss) Chicago Ledger June 1 1918
Oratorio, (ss) New-York Tribune June 2 1918
A Literary Letter, (ob) The Editor June 3 1918 [Ref. William Hope Hodgson]
Obituary from The Sphere, 8 June 1918, (ob) The Sphere June 8 1918 [Ref. William Hope Hodgson]
Alibi, (ss) New-York Tribune June 9 1918
Coats of Many Colors, (pi) Collier’s June 15 1918
The Great Ju-Ju, (ss) Chums June 15 1918
Is Your Piano in Tune?, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine June 15 1918
Long Baffled Science, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918
Martyrs, (ss) Boston Evening Transcript June 15 1918
May Day Festival of the Romans, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918
Newest Things, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918, etc.
Riddle of the “Head of Gold”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918, etc.
Sir Hilton Popper, Bart, (ms) The Magnet Library June 15 1918
An English Prophet and Seer, (br) Land & Water June 20 1918 [Ref. Robert Blatchford]
Defying the Clock and What It Did, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
For the Women Who Sew and Embroider, (cl) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Patriotic Pete, (cs) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Polly Didn’t Like Her Cage, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Roderick Sylvester, (ms) The Magnet Library June 22 1918
Your Kitchen in War Time, (ar) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
The Beagle in American Sport, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 29 1918
Getting Them Back—How the Wounded Are Cared for in a Modern Battle, (pi) Collier’s June 29 1918
Uncle Clegg, (ms) The Magnet Library June 29 1918
“The Beauty Spot”, (th) The London Magazine June 1918
Biographers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. Herbert Holloway, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1918
Cling Not to Earth, (pm) The Tryout June 1918
London by Night (“Above the shaded lamps of London town…”), (pm) The Story-teller June 1918
Lucy Jane Hutchins Frost, (ob) The Vagrant #7, June 1918
The Maize Spirit, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1918
Our Soldiers in France, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
The Play of the Month: “The Lilac Domino”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1918
The Remarkable Surgical Operation on Dicky Morgan, (ar) The American Magazine June 1918
Some Notable People!, (pz) The Strand Magazine June 1918
War Prices a Hundred Years Ago, (ms) The Strand Magazine June 1918
War Work in Well-Known New York Houses, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
Where do I come in?—Asks the Human Being, (ms) The American Magazine June 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Women in War Work, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #231, June 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life June 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1918
Queer Religious Ceremony, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
When Folks Went to Church by Law, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
Women to Take Men’s Places as Chemists, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
A Difference in Ideals, (sl) Chums July 6 1918, etc.
Herr Gans, (ms) The Magnet Library July 6 1918
Comments on the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July 6 1918
The Soldier’s Equipment, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July 6 1918
Training Mariners and Making Men, (pi) Collier’s July 13 1918
Gum-Chewing Has It’s Good Reasons, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Jackrabbits May Help Win the War, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
The Public Lands, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Skull of Slain Man Found, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Facts About the Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1918
Patrick Gwynne, (ms) The Magnet Library July 27 1918
Adieu, (ss) New-York Tribune July 1918
America’s War Effort Put Concisely, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918
Another Secret Document, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Be Careful, Baby!, (th) The London Magazine July 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Savile Lumley, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
Brotherhoods’ Relief and Compensation, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918
The Burlington Gallery, (ms) Colour July 1918
Camouflage, (ar) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly July 1918, etc.
Celluloid Comedy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1918
Continuing the United Membership List, (ms) The Vagrant #8, July 1918
Daredevils!, (ar) McClure’s Magazine July 1918
Defenders of Democracy, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
“Don’t Use Your Head—Use Mine,” Says the Kaiser, (ms) The American Magazine July 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
The English vice Trial, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Etiquette of the Flag, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
Fighting Sons of Fighting Men, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
The Food Famine in Germany, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
How the Germans Treat Each Other, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
Human Nature—As Seen by a Pullman Porter, (ar) The American Magazine July 1918
The Martial City of Washington, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Ministry of National Service: Its Organisation and Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine July 1918
Musical Kites and How to Make Them, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
My Experience with Women in Men’s Jobs, (ar) The American Magazine July 1918
The Negro Soldier, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
Our Position in the World War, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
An Outrage to France, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Play of the Month: “Be Careful, Baby!”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1918
The Pulse of the Pacific, (cl) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly July 1918, etc.
Raymond Pratt Adams, (ar) The Tryout July 1918
Rome and Carthage, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
A Runway for Shells, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
School Sports Results, 1918, (ms) The Captain #232, July 1918
The Secret of Longevity, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
Their Last Dance Together Until—?, (pi) McClure’s Magazine July 1918
The Tsarina’s Love Letters and Rasputin’s Murder, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Wars of Napoleon, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
Where Bryan Wears the Crown of Thorns, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Women Behind the Men Behind the Guns, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine July 1918
Aerial Mails for Denmark, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Big Kettle a Relic, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Lusitania May Be Raised by New Salvage Ship, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Making Matches, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918, etc.
Why Lightning Hits Certain Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Tom Redwing, (ms) The Magnet Library August 3 1918
To George Kellog, Somewhere in France, (pm) Collier’s August 3 1918
Mrs. Mimble and Trotter, (ms) The Magnet Library August 10 1918
Chrysalis and Butterfly, (ss) New-York Tribune August 11 1918
Finds Her Brother After 34 Years, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Reclaiming Mountains of Waste Coal, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Seaweed Is Newest Food, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Thief Had Loot Hoarded, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
“I’m Yours, You’re Mine”, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd August 1918
Badges of Overseas Regiments, (il) Chums August 24 1918
Comment on the Week, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post August 24 1918, etc.
Harnessing Niagara: Further Facts About Turbines, (cl) Chums August 31 1918
Mr. Ferrers Locke [Ferrers Locke], (ms) The Magnet Library August 31 1918
Types and Turkeys, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 31 1918
American Women in England, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine August 1918
An Artist’s Victory, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Bing Boys on Broadway, (th) The London Magazine August 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. E. Cule, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
Captain Ball, V.C., Ad Memoriam, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Change of Address, (pm) To-Day August 1918
The Children’s Aid Committee and Its Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1918
The Creator of Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs, (bg) The Book News Monthly August 1918 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
Deal a Few Cards to Others—Life Is no Game of Solitaire, (ms) The American Magazine August 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
A “Fine Art Gallery” and “Museum”, (hu) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
The German Trade Defeat, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Ice Trust’s Coming Activities, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Life?, (vi) 10 Story Book August 1918
Making a “Splurge” to Impress the Neighbors, (ar) The American Magazine August 1918
Our Airmen in France, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine August 1918
The Play of the Month: Violette, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) August 1918
Pneumatic Tools, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
Stamp Collecting, (ar) The Tryout August 1918
The Supremacy of Evil, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
U.S.A. U.S.A., (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Want of Clothes in Germany, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918
What Are You Trying to Do for God and Men, Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
World’s Series Opened—Batter Up!, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine August 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life August 1918
[photography], (pt) The Captain #233, August 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine August 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine August 1918
Danger from Thunderstorms, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
How Chinese Porcelain Originated, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Lords of the Desert Become Bankers, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Migration of Mosquitoes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Old Roman Cement, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
The Origin of Fear, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Thinks Four Mystic, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
The Mule in War, (ar) Chums September 7 1918
My Big Scoops for You!, (ed) Chums September 7 1918
Rival, (ss) New-York Tribune September 8 1918
Badges of Rank of the Royal Air Force, (il) Chums September 14 1918
Comment on the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post September 14 1918, etc.
Paul Tyrrell, (ms) The Magnet Library September 14 1918
The Sportsmen’s Greatest Year, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 14 1918
All About “Humbug”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Imitation Pepper and Tea New German Substitutes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Magic Serum Does Away with Laziness, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
An Old Manuscript Recently Published, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Unto the End, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine September 15 1918
Proverbs for the Imprudent, (??) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1918
One Metal Disk, (ss) Chicago Ledger September 21 1918
Heracles Ionides, (ms) The Magnet Library September 28 1918
He Was Little, But Game, (vi) Chicago Ledger September 28 1918
A Quiet Little Game Among Friends, (vi) Chicago Ledger September 28 1918
After the War—?, (cl) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Ernest Goodwin, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1918
Can Germany Pay?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1918
Confession of a Lawyer’s Wife, (ss) The Delineator September 1918
Everybody’s Guide to War Service, (ms) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918, etc.
Fast Travelling Beasts and Birds, (cl) The Captain #234, September 1918
Gold-fish for Pleasure and Profit, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1918
How I Was Cured of Self-Pity, (ar) The American Magazine September 1918
The Man from Toronto, (th) The London Magazine September 1918
Naval Hunnism, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1918 (by Lewis R. Freeman)
Not Quite!, (il) The Captain #234, September 1918
Picturesque Soldiers of Our Allies, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine September 1918
The Play of the Month: “Fair and Warmer,” at the Prince of Wales, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1918
Portraits of Yesterday, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine September 1918
Tails Up!, (th) The London Magazine September 1918
’Tis Often Thus, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #78, September 1918
True Fairy-Story, (ts) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918
When the “Lunar Limited” Starts—Buy a Ticket, (ms) The American Magazine September 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life September 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine September 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1918
The After Care Association, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
The Census in Ancient Times, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
Concerning Our Flag, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
Early English Police System, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Hooligans, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Le Marechausse, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Modern Thought on Criminology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
The Mutual Welfare League, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Probation and Parole, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Study Made of Soldiers’ Feet, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
What Is Crime?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Miss Locke, (ms) The Magnet Library October 5 1918
A Murmur from the Editor, (ed) Chums October 5 1918
Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader, (ms) Adventure 1st October 1918, etc.
Business in War Time—No. 14: The Government’s Use of Advertising, (ar) Collier’s October 5 1918
How Your Bond Beats the Boche, (pi) Collier’s October 5 1918
Asking Help for Clark, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
The Independent Mr. Johnson, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
What Youth Once Did in War, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
Admiral Sims and the British Fleet, (ms) The Times October 12 1918
When She Forgot Her Hat, (vi) Chicago Ledger October 12 1918
Effects of an Earthquake in a Mine, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
How to Grow Miniature Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Insects First to Use Liquid Fire, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Japan to Increase Army and Navy, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
The Loan Means Victory, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine October 15 1918
One-Way Glass Newest Invention, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Our War Expenses Top All Records, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Looking Ahead, (cl) Adventure mid October 1918, etc.
Merton and Tunstall, (ms) The Magnet Library October 19 1918
Odds and Ends of Sport, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1918
“What Did You Do When I Was Gone?”, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd October 1918
1918, (pm) Land & Water October 24 1918
Mr. Bull and Miss Bull, (ms) The Magnet Library October 26 1918
The American Woman Goes to War, (pi) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
Are Farmers Getting Rich?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Are you on Two Pay-rolls? You Can Be—and you Should Be, (ms) The American Magazine October 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Beneficent Autocracy, (ms) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine October 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. C. E. Johnstone, B.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1918
Do You Dread Getting Old?, (ar) The American Magazine October 1918
Emily Brontë or “Prunty”: Born July 30, 1818, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Enemy Aircraft Sighted, (il) The Captain #235, October 1918
Fashions, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918, etc.
The Good Angel of the Battlefields, (ar) McClure’s Magazine October 1918
Health Questions Answered, (qa) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
His Water-Lou, (il) Saucy Stories October 1918
How Your Dollars Fight, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine October 1918
In the Limelight, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918, etc.
“The Lilac Domino”, (th) The London Magazine October 1918
Mrs. Pankhurst—Now and Then, (iv) Everybody’s Magazine October 1918 [Ref. Emmeline Pankhurst]
One of the Greatest Salesmen in the World, (bg) The American Magazine October 1918
Our Generals at the Front, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine October 1918
The Play of the Month: Freedom of the Seas, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1918
The President’s Wife in Wartime, (ar) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
President Wilson vs. Roosevelt, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Second-Hand Book Dealers in New York, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Signs of the Times, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918, etc.
So Doth the Busy Elephant, (pi) Everybody’s Magazine October 1918
Uncle Sam’s Correspondence Course, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
What Caused It!, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1918
When Your Hair Goes Up, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
Heathen Religions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Kitchen of the Shah, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Rescue Breaks Up “Spooky” Seance, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Where Your Dreams Come From, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Why You Laugh, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Budding Edisons, (cl) Chums November 9 1918
Sir Reginald Brooke, Bart, (ms) The Magnet Library November 9 1918
The Criminal Insane, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
An Extremist, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Hue and Cry, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Individualization of Punishment, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Industrial Training in Penology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
“The King’s Peace”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Night Duty in 1750, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Policemen in Germany, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
A Practical Demonstration of Dactyloscopy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
Private Jails, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Teeth Clew Is Discarded, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
The Genius of Raemaekers, (rv) Land & Water November 14 1918 [Ref. Louis Raemaekers]
A Curious Garden Trick Explained, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
Dwarfed Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
A Novel Scarecrow, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
A Queer Postoffice, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
The Rainiest Place in the World, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
Strange Chinese Superstitions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
The Grand Canon Park, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 16 1918
Meeting, (ss) New-York Tribune November 17 1918
The Army and Phosphate Bill, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 23 1918
Mr. Samuel Vernon-Smith, (ms) The Magnet Library November 23 1918
Loving Heart and the Man with the Charmed Life, (ss) The Post Sunday Special November 24 1918 (by Edgar Wallace), uncredited.
Are You Fit for the Job?, (ar) Chums November 30 1918
The Flapjacks at Mohave, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 30 1918
American Rails Far from Home, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Another American Poet: Carlyle McIntyre, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
“Chingachgook” at the Front, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1918
Compensation, (vi) The Tryout November 1918
Doctor, Super-Doctor and Quacks, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Feeding Our Soldiers, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine November 1918
From Hunland to Holland, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1918
Girls They Left Behind Them, (pi) Everybody’s Magazine November 1918
Ground Scouts, (cl) The Captain #236, November 1918
Here’s an Unhyphenated American, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
It Was the United States of America That Yelled Down That Stairway, Mr. German Major, (ms) The American Magazine November 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
“The Judge and the Brother Are One!” President Wilson, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Loanagrams, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Military and Naval Medals, (ar) The Captain #236, November 1918
The Ministry of Information: Its Organisation and Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1918
My Triumph Over Fears That Cost Me $10,000 a Year, (ar) The American Magazine November 1918
The New Kingdom of Hedjaz, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine November 1918
The Oath, (pm) The American Jewish Chronicle November 1918
The Old-Time Trackman’s Tribute, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
On Our Only Golf Railroad, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Our Disabled Soldiers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
A Painter of Air-Battles, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1918 [Ref. Henri Farré]
The Play of the Month: The Law Divine, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1918
The Railroad Man’s Opportunity, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
The R.B.A., (ar) Colour November 1918
The Red Cross Call, (pm) The Tryout November 1918
The Six Ways of Lion Hunting, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1918
A Slant at Government Control, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Snatched from the Mail-Crane, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
“Soldier Boy!”, (th) The London Magazine November 1918
Soldiers’ Service Department, (cl) Short Stories November 1918, etc.
Some of My Experiences with “Bootlickers”, (ar) The American Magazine November 1918
The Soul and the Drunkard, (ar) McClure’s Magazine November 1918
Speaking—As Everybody Is—of Taxes, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Thanksgiving, (pm) The Tryout November 1918
Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree, (hu) Everybody’s Magazine November 1918
Waste Not: Want Not, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
When the Hun Goes Back, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Who Am I?, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
The Wild and Wooly Inventor, (cl) The Captain #236, November 1918
[frontispiece], (fp) To-Day November 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life November 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine November 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1918
Bottle in Tree, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Plan to Tap the Earth’s Interior for Heat, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Prehistoric Weapons of Meteoric Age, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Superstitions of the Sea, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Wages and Hours in Japan, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Life in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 7 1918
Motor Launch v. Zeppelin, (il) Chums December 7 1918
Hooky Who Played with Germans, (ss) The Post Sunday Special December 1 1918 (by Edgar Wallace), uncredited.
Sand-of Two Kinds, (ss) Chicago Ledger December 7 1918
Hooky Patterson Dies Once, (ss) The Post Sunday Special December 8 1918 (by Edgar Wallace), uncredited.
Dentists as Insanity Experts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Ethics of Juvenile Delinquency, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Excessive Cases of Insanity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Fearful Eliza, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Generous Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Inebriates in New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Junior Policemen of New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Law Versus Wealth, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
An Unusual Roman Custom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
What Convicts’ Food Costs, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
The Inconsistency of Dad, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 14 1918
The Land-Seekers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 14 1918
Recruits in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 14 1918
Curious Pavements, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
The Man Who Shelled Open Boats, (ss) The Post Sunday Special December 15 1918 (by Edgar Wallace), uncredited.
Rivers Disappear in Mysterious Manner, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Sacred Cats Bring $15 a Ton, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
The Seal Used on Our Paper Money, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Tools Named After Animals, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Does Anybody Understand Music?, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 21 1918
The Trained Cadet in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 21 1918
The German and the American Girl, (ss) The Post Sunday Special December 22 1918 (by Edgar Wallace), uncredited.
Five-Thousand-Dollar Seizure in Opium, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
The Medieval Brank or Shame Mask, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Paraffin Marking for Criminals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Punishing Women for Capital Offenses, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Size of Prison Cells, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Stolen Goods, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918, etc.
Theories About Lost Identity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
The Third-Degree Controversy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Three Objects of Imprisonment, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water December 26 1918
At the Sign of the Jolly Jack, (pm) The Bellman #650, December 28 1918
From Far Away, (pm) The Bellman #650, December 28 1918
Life in an Officers’ Cadet Battalion, (ar) Chums December 28 1918
The Trail of the Hun, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 28 1918
Waldo the Wonder-Man [Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack Library December 28 1918 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Bank Robbers Blanked, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
An Expert on Penology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
From Thief to British Spy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Gummed Cane Gets Bills, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Identification by Palm and Foot Impressions, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
New York’s Next Superintendent of Prisons?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
An Opinion on Solitary Confinement, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Sinister Trifles, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Some Indian Beggars’ Tricks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918, etc.
Standing Mute, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
A Tender-Hearted Writer, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Vidocq—Criminal and Detective, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Aim with Your Imagination—But Don’t Neglect to Shoot!, (ms) The American Magazine December 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Alsace—A Lost Province to Be Restored to France, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine December 1918
Beauty (“When I am dead, and hidden in the ground…”), (pm) The Story-teller December 1918
Books, (rc) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918, etc.
The Christmas Season in Books, (br) MacLean’s December 1918
A Christmas Stocking, (ms) St. Nicholas December 1918
Democracy on Parade, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine December 1918
Does It Pay to Try to Help Your Relatives?, (ar) The American Magazine December 1918
The Ethics of Hatred, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Evidence for a Spirit World, (iv) The Strand Magazine December 1918 [Ref. Oliver Lodge]
French Children Helped by Our Red Cross, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918
Get a Grip on These Points!, (ms) The London Magazine December 1918
Herbert Samuel and Lord Hugh Cecil, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Her Letter, (lt) 10 Story Book December 1918
His Own Mother Was There!, (lt) The American Magazine December 1918
How to Become an Artist in Ten Minutes, (iv) The Strand Magazine December 1918 [Ref. Ernest H. Mills]
The Little Red God, (ms) The Royal Magazine December 1918
Louis Wilkinson: Writer and Rebel, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
“The Luck of the Navy”, (th) The London Magazine December 1918 [Ref. Clifford Mills]
Margery Mary, (pm) The Short Story Quarterly Winter 1918
Marshal Foch: The Man and His Mission, (bg) The Windsor Magazine December 1918 [Ref. Ferdinand Foch]
My Peace I Give Unto You, (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The National War Savings Committee: Its Organisation and Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine December 1918
Nature and Science for Young Folks, (ms) St. Nicholas December 1918
The New German Republic, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The New Year’s Program for the Junior Red Cross, (ms) St. Nicholas December 1918
“Orient Pearls at Random Strung”, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1918
Snapshots of People Who Count, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Tales of Two Seaters and Other British ’Planes, (cl) The Captain #237, December 1918
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #237, December 1918
[frontispiece], (fp) To-Day December 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine December 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine December 1918
[untitled], (lt) To-Day December 1918
Burroughs the Shining Star, (lt) All-Story Weekly 1918 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
Camouflage [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #62, 1918 (by Ernest W. Alais)
The Case of the Girl Reporter [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #47, 1918 (by John William Bobin)
The Case of the Two Bankers [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #57, 1918 (by John William Bobin)
The Case of the Two Brothers [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #49, 1918 (by Andrew Murray)
The Great Abduction Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #56, 1918 (by William Murray Graydon)
Information for Passengers, (ms) White Star Magazine 1918, etc.
In the Shadow of the Guillotine [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #51, 1918 (by John William Bobin)
The Luck of the Darrells [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #60, 1918 (by Andrew Murray)
A Matter of Millions [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #59, 1918 (by William J. Bayfield)
The Missing Ships [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #55, 1918 (by Andrew Murray)
The Mosque of the Mahdi [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #52, 1918 (by Andrew Murray)
Neither Soldier or Sailor, (ss) White Star Magazine 1918
The Ordeal of Alick Hillersdon [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #53, 1918 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Reformation of Royce Remington [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #58, 1918 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Secret of the Hulk [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #63, 1918 (by Andrew Murray)
Sexton Blake’s Vow [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #61, 1918 (by Arthur Joseph Steffens)
The Stolen Crown [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #54, 1918 (by John William Bobin)
Ten Days Leave [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #48, 1918 (by William Murray Graydon)
White Star Line Fleet, (ms) White Star Magazine 1918, etc.
Whose Was the Hand? [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #50, 1918 (by William J. Bayfield)
A “Freak Bill”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
Jap Quick at Figures, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
New Devices for Secreting Booty, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
Newly Discovered Uses for Glue, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
Ostrich Meat Plentiful in Arizona, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
Stump Houses, (ms) Mystery Magazine #28, January 1 1919
Fighting the Hun Web, (cl) Adventure 1st January 1919, etc.
How to Help Win the War, (cl) Adventure 1st January 1919
Philippa and Philip Derwent, (ar) The Magnet Library January 4 1919
Training and Examinations in an Officers’ Cadet Battalion, (ar) Chums January 4 1919
The Voice of Business No. 25: What the Automotive Industry Most Needs, (ar) Collier’s January 4 1919
Examinations in an Officers’ Cadet Battalion, (ar) Chums January 11 1919
Johnny Goggs, (ar) The Magnet Library January 11 1919
The Voice of Business No. 26: It All Comes Back to Ships, (ar) Collier’s January 11 1919
Ant-Tank Gun Used by Our Men, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
High Heels a Detriment, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
Loss of Leg Brings Relief, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
A Mysterious Sickness, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
Queer Footwear Developments, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
X-Ray as a Detective, (ms) Mystery Magazine #29, January 15 1919
[photography], (pt) Land & Water January 16 1919
The Rest of Them, (ar) The Magnet Library January 18 1919
Words to the Wise (Subaltern), (ar) Chums January 18 1919
The Doughboy, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1919
The Goldfish, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd January 1919
The Old and New in Medical Practice, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1919
Unmistakable Signs, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1919
Withstanding Wild Advice, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1919
How to Join the R. A. F., (ar) Chums January 25 1919
Keeping Fit for Success, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 25 1919
The Luck of the Brave!, (ss) The Magnet Library January 25 1919
The Voice of Business No. 28: The Returned Soldier and His Job, (ar) Collier’s January 25 1919
Yesterday, (pm) Argosy and Railroad Man’s Magazine January 25 1919, etc.
“And on Earth Peace!”, (cv) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly January 1919
Armistice Days at the Front, (ar) McClure’s Magazine January 1919
Can You Save Five Minutes a Day?, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1919 [Ref. Charles S. Myers, F.R.S.]
Extra! Extra! All About the Oldest Thing in the World!, (ms) The American Magazine January 1919
The Great Victor: Marshal Foch’s Home Life Told in Pictures, (pi) The Strand Magazine January 1919 [Ref. Ferdinand Foch]
“Hullo, America!”, (th) The London Magazine January 1919
The Men Who Have Described the War: How Correspondents Collected the News, (ar) The Windsor Magazine January 1919
My Only Love, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine January 1919
New Men in the United States Senate, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine January 1919
Novel Inventions and Natural Wonders, (ar) The American Boy January 1919
The Play of the Month: The Officers’ Mess, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1919
The Roadmakers, (pm) The Popular Magazine January 7 1919
Robert Rudd Whiting, (ob) Ainslee’s January 1919
Silhouettes of Stage and Styles, (cl) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine January 1919, etc.
Soldiers’ Service Bureau, (cl) Short Stories January 1919, etc.
Solutions to Cinema Chess, (ms) The Strand Magazine January 1919
£ Twenty Thousand Millions!, (ar) The London Magazine January 1919
Was I a Fool?, (ar) The American Magazine January 1919
Which Is the Most Dangerous Animal?, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1919
Why I Quit Bullying People, (ar) The American Magazine January 1919
[frontispiece], (fp) To-Day January 1919
[photography], (pt) The Captain #238, January 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine January 1919
An Aeronaut of Washington’s Time, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
Flim-Flam, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
Mathematics of a Pack of Cards, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
Misconception About Alaska, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
New Ruins Discovered, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
A Queer Railway, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
The Secret of the Snowhouse!, (ss) The Magnet Library February 1 1919
The S. of M. A., (ar) Chums February 1 1919
Taming the Apaches, (ar) Chums February 1 1919
Walking Hills, (ms) Mystery Magazine #30, February 1 1919
Fame and Baggy Trimble!, (ss) The Magnet Library February 8 1919
The First Joy Ride, (ar) Chums February 8 1919
Further Reminiscences of William the Gorgeous Bunter!, (ss) The Magnet Library February 8 1919
Shakespeare’s Schooldays, (ss) The Magnet Library February 8 1919
More About Firearms, (ms) Adventure 1st February 1919
His Majesty, (cv) Land & Water February 6 1919
The Exchange, (ss) Truth February 12 1919
Animals That Never Drink, (ms) Mystery Magazine #31, February 15 1919
The First Solo, (ar) Chums February 15 1919
Grandfer Again!, (ss) The Magnet Library February 15 1919
Guatemala Thrice Destroyed, (ms) Mystery Magazine #31, February 15 1919
Peggy’s Prize Hints, (cl) Horner’s Stories & Woman’s Own #1326, February 15 1919, etc.
Pelmanism—A Review, (ar) The Red Magazine February 15 1919
Robin Hood’s Whistle [Robin Hood], (ss) The Magnet Library February 15 1919
Saving the Art Treasures, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine February 15 1919
Strange Freaks of Bullets, (ms) Mystery Magazine #31, February 15 1919
Temple of Gods in Utah Forest, (ms) Mystery Magazine #31, February 15 1919
The Way Home, (cl) Horner’s Stories & Woman’s Own #1326, February 15 1919, etc.
Stunting!, (ar) Chums February 22 1919
Ainslee’s Book of the Month, (br) Ainslee’s February 1919, etc.
All May Be Vanity—But It’s Better Than Being Bored, (ms) The American Magazine February 1919
The Art of Living, (pm) The Half-Century Magazine February 1919
Bubbles, (ms) Smith’s Magazine February 1919, etc.
Careers for Boys III: Police Services of the Empire Part I-India, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1919
The Lost Glories of the Hohenzollerns, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine February 1919
Mr. Byam Shaw, (ob) Colour February 1919
The Navy’s Triumph, (ar) The Captain #239, February 1919
“The Officers’ Mess”, (th) The London Magazine February 1919
The Play of the Month: Scandal, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) February 1919
£ for a Song, (cn) The London Magazine February 1919
Says Women Are Less Honest Than Men, (lt) The American Magazine February 1919
The War in Fiction, (br) The Captain #239, February 1919
What Good Clothes Did for Me, (ar) The American Magazine February 1919
Ze Star-Spanngold Baneur, (hu) Everybody’s Magazine February 1919
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine February 1919
[photography], (pt) The Captain #239, February 1919
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine February 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine February 1919
Coconut Palm, the Javanese Stuff of Life, (ms) Mystery Magazine #32, March 1 1919
Facts About Watches, (ms) Mystery Magazine #32, March 1 1919
Passing Out, (ar) Chums March 1 1919
A Strange Tribe, (ms) Mystery Magazine #32, March 1 1919
Wild Indians in California, (ms) Mystery Magazine #32, March 1 1919
A Wonderful Cave, (ms) Mystery Magazine #32, March 1 1919
The Professor Chooses His Dinner Partner, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 1 1919
Sport After the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post March 1 1919
Twisted Tapers—from the Russian of Larrovitch, (pm) The Thrill Book March 1 1919 (by Harold Hersey)
Famous Writer for South Hills, (ar) The Van Nuys News March 7 1919 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
Historic Comebacks, (ar) Collier’s March 8 1919
Guigaud, (ss) New-York Tribune March 9 1919
Making Money from Marshland, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
A Marine Wonder, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
Peeling Pearls, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
Regent Diamond’s Odd Story, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
Swimming in Salt Lake, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
An Unexplored Region, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
What a Billion Means, (ms) Mystery Magazine #33, March 15 1919
The Bagne, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919, etc.
Food Strike at Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
The Next Problem, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
Old Tricks in Young Business, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
Prison Population of Massachusetts Has Decreased, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
Record of the New York State Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
Wants a Probation Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
What the Platoon System Is, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
When New York Had Two Police Forces, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 18 1919
Chums Inventors, (cl) Chums March 22 1919, etc.
The Flag That Flies Supreme, (il) Chums March 22 1919
To the Death!, (vi) Punch March 26 1919
Comment of the Week: The Future of Big Fortunes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 29 1919
When the Spirits Rapped, (vi) London Opinion March 29 1919
Bismarck’s Triumph and Fall, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
Carried Off by Pirates, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #1, March 1919
Fragment from the Diary of a Ground-Strafing Pilot, (cl) The Captain #240, March 1919
Going to Work on a Farm?, (ar) The American Boy March 1919
Greenwich Village After the War, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
How the British Lion Crowns Himself with American Laurels, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
How to Make the Stingy Generous, (ar) The American Magazine March 1919
How Uncle Sam Is Swindled: The True Story of Hog Island, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
In the Name of Inhumanity, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
It Is a Tough Job—Trying to Sit on a Pinnacle, (ms) The American Magazine March 1919
Keep on Fishing, (pm) The Tryout March 1919
A Little Game, (pm) Pan March 1919
Music at Sherborne, (cl) The Captain #240, March 1919
The Old Capital of a New State, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1919
£100 Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine March 1919
£1,000 for a Song, (cn) The London Magazine March 1919, etc.
Opening the Iron Trail, (ar) The American Boy March 1919
The Play of the Month: “The Purple Mask,” at the Scala, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) March 1919
Scientific Morality, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
Servants, (pm) Pan March 1919
The Sir John Cass Technical Institute, (ms) Colour March 1919
Snapshots of “People of Importance”, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
Some Curious Watches, (cl) The Captain #240, March 1919
This Month’s Vital Question, (cl) MacLean’s March 1919, etc.
What I Have Learned About Writing Letters, (ar) The American Magazine March 1919
A Word in Season, (ms) Saucy Stories March 1919
The Y.M.C.A. and the Red Cross, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1919
Zigzags at the Zoo, (cl) The Strand Magazine March 1919
[photography], (pt) The Captain #240, March 1919
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan March 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine March 1919
Hindu Magic Exposed, (ar) Mystery Magazine #34, April 1 1919
Origin of the Curfew Bell, (ms) Mystery Magazine #34, April 1 1919
Pearls of History, (ms) Mystery Magazine #34, April 1 1919
Typewriter First Invention of Three Men, (ms) Mystery Magazine #34, April 1 1919
Discovered: A Strange Resemblance, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
“Eat, Drink and Be Merry!”, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
He Got the Best of It, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
Perkins—The Sorter, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
Promoted by Self-Restraint, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
A Tribute to Traveling Men, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
Why Western Stories Are Taller, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
Woodrow Wilson: Please Note!, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1919
A Historical Motor, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine April 1 1919
A Wonder in Voice Waves, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine April 1 1919
Extra Dividends from Land, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 5 1919
Gordon Johnstone—Waitin’, (pm) All-Story Weekly April 12 1919
More Chums Inventions, (cl) Chums April 12 1919
The Scamp of Rookwood! [Rookwood], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #931, April 12 1919 (by Charles Hamilton)
Cards and Their Fascination, (ms) Mystery Magazine #35, April 15 1919
Deep Holes in the Hudson River, (ms) Mystery Magazine #35, April 15 1919
Lone Wolf’s Quest, or, The Law of the Totem, (nv) The Prairie Library #1, April 15 1919
On the Emigrant Trail, (nv) The Prairie Library #2, April 15 1919
Robin Hood to the Rescue, (nv) The Robin Hood Library #2, April 15 1919
Stamps Covered His Will, (ms) Mystery Magazine #35, April 15 1919
A Uniform Type for the Blind, (ms) Mystery Magazine #35, April 15 1919
Why They Can Talk, (ms) Mystery Magazine #35, April 15 1919
With Bow and Blade, (nv) The Robin Hood Library #1, April 15 1919
All in the Management, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 19 1919
The Best of the Bunch!, (pm) The Boys’ Friend #932, April 19 1919
Comment of the Week, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 19 1919
The New Serial - And Some Inventions, (cl) Chums April 19 1919
[front cover], (cv) Horner’s Stories #1335, April 19 1919
The Editor Chats - About Many Things, (ed) Chums April 26 1919
Trail Makers and Trail Markers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 26 1919
Writing for the Movies, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 26 1919
Bloodhounds Didn’t Catch These Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
A Cigarette-Paper Clew, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
A Criminal Canine, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Mother Mandelbaum—Queen of Fences, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
“Northwest Mounted” May Use Aeroplanes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Odd Features of Irishman’s Escape, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Police Corporals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Police School for Soldiers and Sailors, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Praise for Philadelphia, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Score Another for the “Can Opener”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
Yakima’s Girl Deputy Sheriff, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 29 1919
10 Story Book’s Hand-Mirror, (ms) 10 Story Book April 1919
An Announcement: The Handwriting Detective, (ms) Live Stories April 1919
Captain Kidd’s Treasure, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #2, April 1919
Confession’s, (vi) The Tryout April 1919
Famous American Generals, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine April 1919
The Father of the Harding Boys, (ar) The American Magazine April 1919
George Buckner, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine April 1919
H. H. C., (pm) The Tryout April 1919
How I Almost Pinched My Business to Death, (ar) The American Magazine April 1919
The Humour of F.H. Townsend, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1919 [Ref. F. H. Townsend]
In the Café, (vi) Smith’s Magazine April 1919
The Navy as a Career, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine April 1919
The Negro on the Stage, (rv) The Half-Century Magazine April 1919
“Our Liberty Song”, (cn) The London Magazine April 1919
The Play of the Month: “Oh, Joy!” at the Kingsway, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) April 1919
Reconstruction and the Negro, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine April 1919
Revelation, (ss) The Red Book Magazine April 1919
The Square Peg Is Often Too Proud of His Shape, (ms) The American Magazine April 1919
Sweet Clarice, (ms) Saucy Stories April 1919
They Just Can’t Make Their Toes Behave!, (pi) McClure’s Magazine April 1919
Thinking Ahead—The Secret of H. S. Firestone, (bg) The American Magazine April 1919 [Ref. Harvey S. Firestone]
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine April 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine April 1919
California’s Fossil Mine, (ms) Mystery Magazine #36, May 1 1919
Explorer Finds Pigmy Tribe, (ms) Mystery Magazine #36, May 1 1919
Remembered a Voice After Forty Years, (ms) Mystery Magazine #36, May 1 1919
Waiter Has $30,000, (ms) Mystery Magazine #36, May 1 1919
And the Thief Escaped, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
Are Women Unsatisfactory Witnesses?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
Burglars Use Gas Mask, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
Court Finds Husbands Are Improving, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
Crime Among Automobile Drivers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
The Criminal Conscience, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
How to Frame an Alibi, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 6 1919
Those American Tourists—1919 Model, (ar) Collier’s May 3 1919
Home from the Wars, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 10 1919
Aniline Dyes Reveal Criminals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
College Courses for Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
A New Job for Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
Only One Washerwoman Convicted in New York in 1918, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
Page “Our Mr. Foster”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
Pioneer Tombs Breakers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
Police Desk in Service Fifty Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
Women in the Police Organization, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 13 1919
The Ingenuity of an Explorer, (ms) Mystery Magazine #37, May 15 1919
Pet Beavers Build Their Own Homes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #37, May 15 1919
Prove Groundhog Theory, (ms) Mystery Magazine #37, May 15 1919
Young Sure-Shot’s Peril, (nv) The Prairie Library #3, May 15 1919
Hints for Cricketers, (cl) The Boys’ Realm #7, May 17 1919
The Homing Instinct of the Hound, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 17 1919
Skimming the Cross-bar! [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #7, May 17 1919 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Alias “Gentleman Joe”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
Doctor Nephegyi, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
Encouraging Fakers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
First Welfare League Formed in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
Growth of Traffic Regulation, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
Murderer Helps Others to Be Good, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
New Jersey Convicts Used s Carpenters, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
The Notorious Jukes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
Policewoman Proves Efficient, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 20 1919
The Brideless House, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 24 1919
On Being Bourgeois, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1919
The Promised Land, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1919
A Bluff That Did Not Work, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
The Case of Charley Ross, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
The First New York Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
The Fishpole Burglar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
Holdup Men Torture Victim, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
New York Has Woman Deputy Sheriff, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
Police Chief Recounts His Killings, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
The Public Defender, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
Safe-Breaking as an Outdoor Sport, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
A Waste of Fine Art, (ms) Detective Story Magazine May 27 1919
How I Went to Canada, II: The Atlantic Passage, (ss) Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine #929, May 28 1919
A Spring Idyll, (ss) Punch May 28 1919
Bright Ideas, (cl) Chums May 31 1919
Justice (for the Foster-Parents of Our Children), (ar) Collier’s May 31 1919
Neither Sorrow nor Shadow, (pm) Chicago Ledger May 31 1919
Proved Equipment, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 31 1919
Two Disappearances, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 31 1919
With the M.O.’s (Military Offender) at Castle Bill, (ar) Collier’s May 31 1919
A 50-Cent Prize That Grew to a $5,000 Business, (bg) The American Magazine May 1919
At 7:30 P.M. I First Saw Him, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal May 1919
“Dear Brutus”, (pi) McClure’s Magazine May 1919
Distinguished Contributors, (ms) The Red Cross Magazine May 1919
For Our Children’s Sake, (ed) The Red Cross Magazine May 1919
Howard P. Drew, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May 1919
The Little Allies of the World, (ed) The Red Cross Magazine May 1919
The March of the Red Cross, (ar) The Red Cross Magazine May 1919, etc.
Men Who Over-Advertise Themselves, (ar) The American Magazine May 1919
The Passing of “Pete” Hill, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May 1919
Peeps Into Playland, (pi) The London Magazine May 1919
The Play of the Month: “As You Were!” at the London Pavilion, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) May 1919
A Prize Competition for Novel-Readers, (cn) The Strand Magazine May 1919
A Pugilistic Voice from the Past, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May 1919
The Race Is Not to the Swift—Especially if They Sit Down, (ms) The American Magazine May 1919
The Silver Cutlass, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #3, May 1919
Taking My Wife Into Partnership, (ar) The American Magazine May 1919
What I Have Learned from Napoleon, (ar) The American Magazine May 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1919
Home Tax Exceeds This Peer’s Income, (ms) Mystery Magazine #38, June 1 1919
Mystery of Lake Baikal, (ms) Mystery Magazine #38, June 1 1919
Big Diamond Robbery in London, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Burglar Alarms Foiled Again, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
College Vacation Spent in Reformatory, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Cutting Down the Cost of Justice, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Development of Juvenile Courts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Fines Paid by Installments, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Good Work by Young Organization, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
New Dont’s for Banks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Police as Life Guards, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
The Talented Mr. Peace, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Thief Left Match Clew, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Unusual Crimes Caused by Shell Shock, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Where Boston Led in Reform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 3 1919
Baffled, (vi) London Opinion June 1 1919
Safety in the Air, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine June 1 1919
Tents and Shelters, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 7 1919
The A.T. Stewart Grave Robbery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
The Auto Bandit’s Prototype, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
A Highbrow Criminal, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
More Trouble for the Holdup Man, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Old-Time New York Harbor Thieves, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Police Arrest Three-Months-Old Girl, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Private Association Runs Down Silk Thieves, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Short-Trousered Desperado’s Exploits, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Startling Discovery of Deacon’s Double Life, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Worthy of Forger Gordon, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 10 1919
Colliers: The National Weekly, (cl) Collier’s June 14 1919
Fido, the Clever Dog, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 14 1919
Three Historical Rifles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 14 1919
[photography], (pt) Collier’s June 14 1919
Gigantic Plans for the Channel Tunnel, (ms) Mystery Magazine #39, June 15 1919
A Letter’s Long Delay, (ms) Mystery Magazine #39, June 15 1919
The Natural Bridge, (ms) Mystery Magazine #39, June 15 1919
Piling of Concrete Pipe, (ms) Mystery Magazine #39, June 15 1919
Prie Dieu, (ss) New-York Tribune June 15 1919
Safety Mine Lamps, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine June 15 1919
Seek Mastodon Skeleton, (ms) Mystery Magazine #39, June 15 1919
Another Jean Valjean Case, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Eight-Hour Day for Policemen, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Good Work Spells More Pay to Omaha Police, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
An Ingenious Child Crook, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Inventor of Burglar Alarm Is Robbed, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Judge Heeds Boy’s Plea for Leniency, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Literally Rolling in Money, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Notorious Outlaw Decides to Reform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Prisoners in New York May Visit Dying Relatives, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
Whistle Invented by Policeman, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 17 1919
The “Boys’ Realm” Gallery of Famous Boxers: No. 3-Georges Carpentier, (ar) The Boys’ Realm #12, June 21 1919
Regarding Martha, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 21 1919
The Surprise Packet! [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #12, June 21 1919 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
“Bad Man’s” Bluff Is Called, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
Burglary-Insurance Rates Increase, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
The Elusive Van Eeten, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
Liniment Furnishes Dutch Courage, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
A Novel Way to Discourage Thieves, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
One Way of Averting Pursuit, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
Paris Excited by Disappearance of Eleven, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
The Passing of the Woman’s Night Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
Policemen Act Like “Movie” Heroes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
The Psychology of Recognition, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
Typist’s Error Invalidates Warrant, (ms) Detective Story Magazine June 24 1919
The “Boys’ Realm” Gallery of Famous Boxers: No. 4-Eddie McGoorty, (ar) The Boys’ Realm #13, June 28 1919
Hart’s Little Way! [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #13, June 28 1919 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
“The Chandelier”, (ss) New-York Tribune June 29 1919
Assistance for Artists, (ms) Colour June 1919
Bruce Petway, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine June 1919
Dean Beeching: A Bibliography, (ms) The Cornhill Magazine June 1919 [Ref. Henry Charles Beeching]
Defying the Sea Wolf, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #4, 1919
Edward La Force, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine June 1919
Exhibition of War Memorials, (ms) Colour June 1919
The Experiences of a Pawnbroker, (ar) The American Magazine June 1919
Folk We Know, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1919
Getting Married All Over the Map, (ia) McCall’s Magazine June 1919
How I Got Over Being a “Boob”, (ar) The American Magazine June 1919
How I Have Helped My Husband in Business, (ar) The American Magazine June 1919
How I Kept My Husband Home Nights, (ar) The American Magazine June 1919
How They Gave In, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #87, June 1919
Human Beings—As a Nurse Knows Them, (ar) The American Magazine June 1919
“In the Night Watch”, (th) The London Magazine June 1919
Laughing Bill and Sighing Jack, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1919
Little Lights, (ed) McCall’s Magazine June 1919
The Meaning of Old Glory, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine June 1919
The Meeting, (ms) Smith’s Magazine June 1919
Paul Lawrence Dunbar, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine June 1919
The Play of the Month: “Caesar’s Wife,” at the Royalty, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1919
A Prize for a Sense of Humour, (cn) The Strand Magazine June 1919
Sidelights on the Screen, (cl) Treat ’Em Rough June 1919
Swelled Heads Have No Ears, (ms) The American Magazine June 1919
Theatrical Photographs, (pi) McClure’s Magazine June 1919
The Voice in the Darkness: interview with Miss Aileen D’Orme, (iv) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #87, June 1919 [Ref. Aileen D’Orme]
Walls of Hell, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine June 1919
What Hat Suits You?, (ar) The Strand Magazine June 1919
When Is a Woman Old?, (ar) The Royal Magazine June 1919
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine June 1919
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1919
Bandit Flees Before Irate Storekeeper, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Becomes Thief When Memory Goes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Begs for Prison Sentence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Convict May Be Called as Witness, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Detective Agency’s Circular Captures Forger, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Fair “Mourner” Passes Worthless Check, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
For Better Protection of Tourists, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
From a Cell to Riches, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Murderers’ Escape Prevented by Fellow Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Mystery of the Indian Rope Trick, (ms) Mystery Magazine #40, July 1 1919
Peruvian Bookkeeping, (ms) Mystery Magazine #40, July 1 1919
Plastic Mold for Injured Men, (ms) Mystery Magazine #40, July 1 1919
Rare Books Stolen from Museum by Boy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Why Send Feeble-Minded to Prison?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 1 1919
Allied Honours Given to Heroes of the Great War, (il) Chums July 5 1919
Genius in Chums, (cl) Chums July 5 1919
An Amorous Burglar, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Black Maria Retired, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
The Bloodstained Stone, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
“Chicago May” Turns Up, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Ex-Gangster Restored to Citizenship, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Finger Prints of Millions, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Fossils in Prison, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
The Living Coat, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
“Marm” Mandelbaum’s Rival, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Poses as Minister and Swindles Bank, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Promise to Pay Holds After Death, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Suspect Hid in Room for Twenty Months, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
Would Do Away with County Jails, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1919
A Congressional Discovery, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine July 1 1919
The Innocence of Sin, (vi) The Thrill Book July 1 1919
Savers of Sugar, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine July 1 1919
Ghosts of the Buried Past, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 5 1919
Letter from “A Constant Reader of the All-Story Weekly”, (lt) All-Story Weekly July 5 1919
How I Went to Canada, (sl) Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine #935, July 9 1919
Round the Worktable. A Dove of Peace in Crochet, (cl) Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine #935, July 9 1919
What the Editress Has to Tell You, (cl) Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine #935, July 9 1919
These Have to Be Published at Once, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st July 1919
Ten Little Gothas, (pm) Chums July 12 1919
The Flying Major [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #1, 1919
Another Infernal-Machine Outrage, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Attempted Suicide No Longer a Crime in New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Brockway, the Forger, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Cost of Food for Convicts Is Rising, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Counterfeit Money in the United States, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Cryptogram Contest, (cn) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
The Curious Little Mole, (ms) Mystery Magazine #41, July 15 1919
Drawers of Checks Pay for Carelessness, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Employment Certificates Valuable Safeguards, (ms) Mystery Magazine #41, July 15 1919
Honesty in Prisoners, (ms) Mystery Magazine #41, July 15 1919
How Many Stars Are There?, (ms) Mystery Magazine #41, July 15 1919
Jury System in Scotland, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Movie-Struck Youth’s Splurge Into Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
A Philosophic Hangman, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Publicity to Be Given Hotel “Beats”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Queer Stones, (ms) Mystery Magazine #41, July 15 1919
Teeth as Clews, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Their Distaste for Champagne Causes Thieves’ Capture, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
Training Italy’s Detectives, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
When Suing, State Full Amount of Damages Sought, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1919
The “Boys’ Realm” Gallery of Famous Boxers: No. 7-Joe Beckett, (ar) The Boys’ Realm #16, July 19 1919
The Fateful Letter! [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #16, July 19 1919 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Our Special Cricket Article: What It Means to Be a “Pro”, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #945, July 19 1919
Telephone Manners and Methods, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 19 1919
Wet or Dry? Hot or Cold?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 19 1919
Avenging Wall, (ss) New-York Tribune July 20 1919
The Efficacy of Prayer, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 20 1919
Fluent but Not Flattering, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 20 1919
Identifying the Stranger, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 20 1919
Bookie Had Branch at Police Headquarters, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Convict Hid Whereabouts from Mother Eighteen Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Finger-Print Experts Foiled, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
The “Molly Maguires”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919, etc.
New Task for Aerial Detectives, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Punishment in Republic’s Early Days, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Thieves Cross Famous “Dead Line”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Traffic Cop an “Unconscious” Detective, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Trapped by His Typewriting, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1919
Changing Her Personality, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
Families and Friendships, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
Mrs. Jellybean’s Kitchen Efficiency, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
Punished for a Lie, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
Settling Her Future, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
The Unwritten Message, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 26 1919
The Masked Motorist [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #2, 1919
Bandit Killed in Holdup, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Can’t Recognise Criminal by Physical Characteristics, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Drunkards, Cured, May Become Criminals, Says Doctor, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Plum Jelly Serves as Clew, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Sensational Charge Made Against Prison Superintendent, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Significant Changes in Prison Systems, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Square Deal for Ex-Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
This Theft Was Punished Severely, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1919
Booze and Throttles Don’t Go Well Together, (ms) The American Magazine July 1919
British Fisher Lads, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1919
Captain Kidd’s Daring Raid, (na) Treasure-Trove Library #5, 1919
Children’s Page: The Farmyard, (il) Hutchinson’s Story Magazine July 1919
The Confessions of an Ex-White Actress, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1919, etc.
The Flag Goes On, (pm) McCall’s Magazine July 1919
Flirting with Death! The Human Fly!, (pi) The London Magazine July 1919
A Floating Aerodrome, (pi) The Captain #244, July 1919
How a Champion Trains, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1919
“Joy Bells”, (th) The London Magazine July 1919
Live Stories and the Golden Key, (ms) Live Stories July 1919, etc.
Madame C. J. Walker, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1919
The Men I Left Behind Me, (ar) The American Magazine July 1919
Notes, (cl) Colour July 1919, etc.
Page of Humour: Faith, Hope and Charity, (hu) Hutchinson’s Story Magazine July 1919
The Play of the Month: “Cyrano de Bergerac,” at Drury Lane, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1919
Queen Marie of Roumania, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1919
Select Pictures Corporation presents Guy Empey, supported by Florence Evelyn Martin and a cast of distinction in “The Undercurrent” (previously announced as “Hell on Earth”). A Vital Photodrama of To-day, Directed by Wilfred North, (ms) Treat ’Em Rough July 1919
The Sword, (ss) The Blue Magazine #1, July 1919
This Country, (pm) The Half-Century Magazine July 1919
Three Faces Fair, (pi) McClure’s Magazine July 1919
Wealth, (pm) The Half-Century Magazine July 1919

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