The FictionMags Index

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• The Black Madonna, (pm) The Adelphi Magazine #1, June 1922
• British Crime Since the War, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
• The Cultivation of Pearls, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• The Diary of a Duchess, (cl) Telling Tales June 1922, etc.
• The Favourite Wins!, (cn) The Novel Magazine June 1922
• The First Vessel, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• German Secret Signals Disclosed, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• “The Lady of the Rose”, (th) The London Magazine June 1922
• The Mystery of the Mountain [Captain Cartridge], (ss) Treasure-Trove Library #40, 1922
• A New Kind of Pleasure Craft, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• Ocean Depths, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• The Ogre, (ar) Photoplay June 1922
• Oysters Healthy and Fat, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• The Persistent Lovers, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine June 1922
• Personal and Otherwise, (cl) Harper’s Magazine June 1922, etc.
• Peter Rabbit and His Baby Bunnies, (cs) The Happy Mag. June 1922, etc.
• The Play of the Month: The Bat, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1922 [Ref. Mary Roberts Rinehart]
• The Port of Genoa to Be Enlarged, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• A Preface, (pm) Gaiety June 1922
• Prescriptions, (ms) The Happy Mag. June 1922, etc.
• Temperature Measurements Affect Efficiency of Fog Horn, (ms) Sea Stories Magazine June 1922
• The Truth at Last About Ireland, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
• Unwept, Unhonored, and Unhung, (ar) Photoplay June 1922
• The Volga Valley Comes to Life Again, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
• The Youth of Napoleon, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
• [cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. June 1922
• [frontispiece], (fp) To-Day June 1922
• [Goodrich tires advert], (ms) Photoplay June 1922
• [illustration(s)], (il) The Wave June 1922
• [photography], (pt) The London Magazine June 1922
• Ancient Indian Burial Rites, (ms) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Bar Silver Dug Up on Farm, (ms) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Cutting Ice with Violin Music, (ms) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• The Eskimo Dog, (ar) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Facts About Your Watch, (ms) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Fakirs Tricks Exposed, (ar) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Female Detectives, (ar) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Readers’ Prize Jokes, (hu) Chums July 1 1922, etc.
• The Sword Trick, (ms) Mystery Magazine #112, July 1 1922
• Accused of Stealing Rockefeller Gift, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Back in Prison at Eighty-Three, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Big Diamond Theft in Subway, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 2-Pat Hendren, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1100, July 8 1922
• Dope-Smuggling Syndicate in London, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Famous Jailer of Crippen and Casement Retires, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• French Police Medals Given to New York Officers, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Help Club: Two Good Tips, (cl) Chums July 8 1922
• “An Honest Workingman Hunting a Ham”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• The Ivory Hand [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #370, July 8 1922
• Novel Collections: Shell Hunting, (cl) Chums July 8 1922
• Prisoner Did Not Like French Beans, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Suggests a System of Police Passports, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 8 1922
• Camping Out 1—How to Make a Tent, (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 1 1922
• Expelled! [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine July 1 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• Middlesex C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 1 1922
• The Nine-Fingered Dwarf [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine July 1 1922
• Ace-High Magazine, (ms) The Editor July 8 1922
• Camping Out 2—A Plan of Campaign, (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 8 1922
• The Eye of the Idol [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine July 8 1922
• Notts C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 8 1922
• This Weather, (pm) The Country Gentleman July 8 1922
• Under Canvas [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine July 8 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• The Man Who Lived Again [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #79, 1922
• Additional Force to Check Smuggling, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Advocates That Prisoners Be Paid for Their Labor, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Camping Out 3—What to Take with You, (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 15 1922
• Charms of Death Valley, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• The Coddling of Crooks Breeds Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Curing a Snake-Bite, (ar) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Defectives Measure Vetoed, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Father and Daughter Serve on Same Jury, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Five Sons Hacked with Ax, Father Found Dead, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Girl, 17, “Sees” with Nose, “Hears” with Fingers, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Hampshire C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 15 1922
• In the Hands of the Savages [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine July 15 1922
• Jail Keeper Indicted for Aiding Escape, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Michigan Man’s Beard Nine Feet Long, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• The Mystery Schoolboy [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine July 15 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• New York Police Reserves Called to Curb Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• On the Ninth Green [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #371, July 15 1922
• “Rattlesnake Feast”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Readers’ Prize Jokes and Jestlets, (ed) Chums July 15 1922
• Sense of Direction in Animals, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Sentenced for Prison Check Frauds, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Sent Him a Mule’s Head, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Shuttleness Loom Doubles Production, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Some Remarkable Feats, (ar) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Spirit of Conan Doyle’s Collie, (ms) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Stories of Shoplifters, (ar) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Theft of Spoiled Money Found in Potomac Is Solved, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 15 1922
• Thugs, (ar) Mystery Magazine #113, July 15 1922
• Cathay Pirates Dividing Spoils, (il) Chums July 22 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 4-J. W. H. T. Douglas, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1102, July 22 1922
• Does the Criminal’s Face Betray His Heart?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1922
• Nose and Fingers Function Like Eyes and Ears, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1922
• Over Two Years in Jail Without a Trial, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1922
• Postal Detectives Set Big Trap, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1922
• Records from New York’s Finger-Print Bureau, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 22 1922
• The Tyneside Mystery [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #372, July 22 1922
• With His Own Weapons! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1102, July 22 1922 (by John William Bobin)
• Camping Out 4—When You Get There, (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 23 1922
• Chick Conway’s Ordeal [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine July 23 1922
• Lancashire C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 23 1922
• Trouble in the Remove [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine July 23 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• The Hooded Peril [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #80, 1922
• The 11.45pm to South Shields [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #373, July 29 1922
• Aged Woman Trapper Meets Tragic Death, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Amnesia Victim Loses Fifty Thousand Dollars, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Amnesia Victim’s Wife to Return Insurance, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Baldy, Famous Nome Racer, Passes On, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Catches Deer, Then Releases Him, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 5-Philip Mead, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1103, July 29 1922
• Discoverer of Cripple Creek Gold Passes Away, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Dubois the Gateway to the Big-Game Country, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• The Fairies of the Indians, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922, etc.
• The Famous Oregon Trail, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Find Mastodon Tusks in Kansas, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Flapper Takes “Lip-Stick” Case to Higher Court, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• The Fort Worth Flood, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Girl Persuades a Burglar to Leave, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Hogs Make Good Liquor Sleuths, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Indians as Artists, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Maryland Bill Would Jail Runaway Wives, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• New York Police Force to Have Secret Service, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• New York State to Utilize Convict Labor, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Old Woman Protects Life Savings from Ex-Convict, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Pioneer Discovers Prehistoric Skeleton, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Prisoners at Kansas State Prison “Make Good”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Shall I Win a Chums Knife?, (hu) Chums July 29 1922
• Snowslide Hits Engine in Colorado, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Stone Rolling Destructive to Life and Property, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Strange Enigma Carried to Grave, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 29 1922
• Camping Out 5—Camp Cooking, (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 30 1922
• The Danger of the Deep [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine July 30 1922
• Sprucer Smith’s Triumph [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine July 30 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• Surrey C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine July 30 1922
• A Bathing Tragedy, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• A Common Denominator, (ss) Telling Tales July 1922
• Excused, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• The Falling Leaf, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Handwriting Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine July 1922, etc.
• How Its Hair Gives an Animal Away, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine July 1922
• Kiki, Andre’ Picard’s Comedy, (pl) Hearst’s International July 1922adapted by David Belasco
• Loneliest of All, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• The Man Who Completely Lost His Head, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• One Exception, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Our Changeable Climate: The Man Who Wanted to Go for a Walk, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• The Play of the Month: Decameron Nights, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1922
• The Professor Goes to the Movies, (hu) Photoplay July 1922
• A Quiet Read, (ss) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Reprints—II, (ms) The London Mercury #33, July 1922
• The Romance of the Finger Ring, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine July 1922
• “Round in 50”, (th) The London Magazine July 1922
• Settling It, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Silence, (ss) The Century Magazine July 1922
• Sure to Grow, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Up-to-Date, (pi) The St. Nicholas Magazine July 1922
• A Warning to Those Who Would Defy the Kill-Joys, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• Why He Flewsseau!, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
• [photography], (pt) The London Magazine July 1922
• Allan Pinkerton, (ar) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• Finds Pre-Caesarian Roman Calendar, (ms) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• The Queerest of Metals, (ar) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• Speed of Jackrabbits, (ms) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• Twenty-Six German Deaths an Hour War Toll, (ms) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• Witch-Finding in India, (ms) Mystery Magazine #114, August 1 1922
• The Bank Car Puzzle [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #374, August 5 1922
• Chicago Loop District Rocked by Dynamite Bomb, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Chums Wireless Club, (cl) Chums August 5 1922, etc.
• Convicts Working to Save Mississippi Levee, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Court Orders Husband to Wash Dishes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 6-F. E. Woolley, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1104, August 5 1922
• Decorating China by the Carbon Process, (ar) Chums August 5 1922
• Earrings from Prisoner in Sing Sing, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Finds Daughter after Fourteen-Year Search, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Fugitive Convict Captured after Three Years of Freedom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• “Human Fly” Burglars Steal Gems, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Innocent Man Pardoned After Serving Six Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• A New “Con” Game, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Returns Bible Stolen After Twenty Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Rum Running, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• To Increase Beggars’ Fine, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 5 1922
• Warned by Wireless! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1104, August 5 1922 (by Arkas Sapt)
• The Secret Witness [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #81, 1922
• Essex C.C.C., (ar) Boys’ Magazine August 5 1922
• The Great Soolent Robbery [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine August 5 1922
• The Mysterious Wireless [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine August 5 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• A New Way to Pay Old Debts, (ss) The Youth’s Companion August 10 1922
• From All Points, (ms) Wild West Weekly #1034, August 11 1922
• Good Reading, (cl) Wild West Weekly #1034, August 11 1922, etc.
• Laughs, (hu) Wild West Weekly #1034, August 11 1922, etc.
• Legend of Sweet’s Treasure, (ar) Wild West Weekly #1034, August 11 1922
• Asks Law to Supervise Radio Communication, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Big Civic Body to Curb Crime, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 7-Herbert Strudwick, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1105, August 12 1922
• Electrician Sought in Church Fires, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Falcon Swift’s Revenge [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine August 12 1922
• First Chinaman to Be Held for Burglary, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Forty Sing Sing Prisoners Take College Course, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• German Convicts Attempt Escape from Train, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• The House of the Clanging Bell; or, The Case of the White Lead Substitute [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #375, August 12 1922
• London Official Opposes Capital Punishment, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Medals Awarded to Police for Bravery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Middlesex: Champion County, (ar) Chums August 12 1922
• Our Gallery of Famous Cricketers-A. W. Carr, (ms) The Boys’ Realm #176, August 12 1922
• Pays for Ride Stolen Twenty-Five Years Ago, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• Safe Cracked Next Door to Police Station, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• The Terrible Twins [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine August 12 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• What Will They Do with This Boy “Lifer”?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 12 1922
• The Whippet Race [St. Frank’s], (ss) The Boys’ Realm #176, August 12 1922 (by Maurice Nutbrown)
• Wireless, (cl) Chums August 12 1922
• Black-Headed Sea Bird’s Long Flight, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• “Bottled Sunshine”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922, etc.
• Clever Chinese Beggars, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Counts Million Peas, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Find Indians’ Burial Chamber, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Many Game Birds Brought from Orient, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Moles, (ar) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Non-Drinking Animals, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Pythons Easily Taken, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Something About Seals, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Tons of Treasure, (ar) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922
• Athletic Temperatures, (ms) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• The Case of the Racing Tipster [Nelson Lee], (ss) The Nelson Lee Library #376, August 19 1922
• Convicts Shot in Prison Mutiny, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Cricket Celebrities No. 8-A. C. Russell, (ar) The Boys’ Friend #1106, August 19 1922
• Fatal Shooting Renews Florida Feud, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• “Honest” Bandit Freed by Jury, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• If You Must Write a Love Letter, (ms) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• Judge Arraigns Himself, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• The League of the Twisted Horseshoe, (na) Chums August 19 1922, etc.
• “Long Lost” Harry Again Loses Liberty, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• The Marvel Monkey [Falcon Swift], (nv) Boys’ Magazine August 19 1922
• A Matter of Vengeance! [“Bulldog” Holdfast], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1106, August 19 1922 (by John William Bobin)
• Midnight Cruises of an Automobile Flirt, (ts) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• Murder Inquiry Clears Life Prisoner, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• My Adventure in Sarah Bernhardt’s Bedroom, (ts) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• Paris Chamber of Commerce Opposed to Women Judges, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Paroled Convict Prefers Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Perjurer Posed as Indian Chief, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Preferred Hanging to Jail Sentence, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• The Queen of New York’s Moulin Rouge Tells Her Life Story, (bg) Midnight #1, August 19 1922, etc.
• A Quiet Holiday; or, Ruffling Rueful Rufus [Stormcove College], (ss) Boys’ Magazine August 19 1922 (by H. Clarke Hook)
• Sixty-four Lynch-law Victims in 1921, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Some of the Tricks of a Motor Thief, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Thirty Years in Tin Pan Alley, (ms) Midnight #1, August 19 1922, etc.
• Thousands of Automobiles Stolen in New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine August 19 1922
• Who Has the Prettiest Legs in the World?, (pi) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• Your Deepest Mystery Solved, (ms) Midnight #1, August 19 1922
• Avenged by Wireless [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #82, 1922
• Circulation Competition, (cn) The Pocket Magazine August 22 1922
• Fascinating Competition: Let’s All Help Daisy, (cn) The Pocket Magazine August 22 1922
• A Goddess and Mr. Tramp, (ss) The Pocket Magazine August 22 1922
• King of the Nght, (nv) The Pocket Magazine August 22 1922
• The Spider and the Fly, (ss) The Pocket Magazine August 22 1922
• 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
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