CONTENTS OF VOLUME CXLII
DECEMBER, 1920-MAY, 1921
INTRODUCTORY STORIES
"Reforming Julius," by Albert Bige-
low Paine (illustrated by Peter New-
ell), 129; "The Prophet and the Prof-
iteer," by Malcolm La Prade (illustrated
by the author), 265; "The Time Clock
in the Taj Mahal," by Cambray Brown
(illustrated by Peter Newell), 401; "The
Benefactor of Upper Haddock," by Hay-
den Carruth (illustrated by R. M. Brink-
erhoff), 537; "From the Diary of a
Cave Man," by Arthur Guiterman (il-
lustrated by A. B. Walker), 673; “A
Hardware Romance," by Edward An-
thony (illustrated by R. M. Brinker-
hoff), 809.
Editor's Easy Chair.. Edward S. Martin
125, 261, 397, 533, 669, 805
Eleanora Comes Back. A Story.
Juliet Wilbor Tompkins 714
Illustrations by Denman Fink.
117, 253, 389, 526, 661, 797
"As They Go Riding By," by Clar-
ence Day, Jr., 661; "Autobiography,"
by Ben Ray Redman, 389; "A Ballade
of Spring Poems," by Carolyn Wells,
661; "Emily's trunk and the Dawning
Era," by Philip Curtiss, 117; "A Fable
for Parents," by C. A. Bennett, 117; “A
Gamble in Futures," by Frederick L.
Allen, 526; "General Wanted," by C. A.
Bennett, 661; "The Layman," by
Brooks Shepard, 389; "Leaf from the
Journal of Orlob, the Novelist," Trans-
lated by Fleta Campbell Springer, 389;
"Letters to Certain People of Impor-
tance: To the Proof Reader," by Wini-
fred Kirkland, 253; "My Neighbor and
Myself," by Robert Palfrey Utter, 526;
"A Neglected Datum," by C. A. Ben-
nett, 253; "Obituaries-for Women,"
by Florence Guy Woolston, 253; "On
Receiving Royalty," by Laura Spencer
Portor, 661; "On Some Difficulties of
Telling the Truth," by Richard Le
Gallienne, 117; "Our New Poet and His
Chair," by F. M. Colby, 253; “Our
Other Selves," by Mayone Lewis, 526;
"The Refuge of the Past," by Richard
Le Gallienne, 389; "Salvage," by Berton
Braley, 797; "Saying It With Flowers,"
by Franklin P. Adams, 661; "Sic Sem-
per," by C. A. Bennett, 797; "The
Voting Age," by Ellwood Hendrick, 797;
"Words With a Tang," by Sophie Kerr
Underwood, 797; "Why Seats for Two?"
by Annie Nathan Meyer, 797.
Lost Lip, The. A Story.
Prosper Buranelli 242
Illustrations by Denman Fink.
Malady of Europe, The... Philip Gibbs 273
Man Who Knew Too Much, The.
Gilbert K. Chesterton 504
IV. The Bottomless Well.
Illustrations by W. Hatherell, R. I.
Matter of Business, A. A Story.
Herbert Adams Gibbons 681
Illustrations in Color and Tint by W. J.
Aylward.
Tragedy of Gustatory Selection, The.
A Story... Clarence Day, Jr. 111
Training the Soldier for Peace.
E. Alexander Powell 619
Two Christmas Mornings of the Great
War......Captain Wilfrid Ewart 31
"Two Together." 'A Story.
Mrs. Henry Dudeney 315
Illustrations by Gerald Leake.
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