Articles from 1910–1919

1/1/1910 Camera Work 29 35 “The Physiognomy of the New Yorker.”
6/12/1910 New York Times Literary Section 3, 20 “Ghosts and Their Makers”
07/1910 Camera Work 31 27-28 “The Brain and the World.”
7/1/1910 Galaxy, The “Ghosts and Their Makers” Reprint of NYT Literary Section article June 12, 1910, p. 3, 20
10/1/1910 Camera Work 32 33-34 “Art: Life’s Prismatic Glass.”
10/1/1910 Camera Work 32 38 “Decadence and Mediocrity.”
10/1/1910 Philistine, The 150-157 “Life is a paradox”
1/1/1911 Backbone Monthly, The Balzac A Magazine of Neighborliness and Inspiration for and About Folks Who Are Doing Things Worth While
1/3/1911 Sun, The 6 “Bankrupt Science” Letter to the Editor
4/1/1911 Camera Work 34/35 13-14 “Rodin and the Eternality of the Pagan Soul.”
8/14/1911 Sun, The 4 “The Divinity of Genius” Letter to the Editor
10/1/1911 Camera Work 36 17 “The Unconscious in Art”
10/1/1911 Papyrus, The 19 “Solitude”
1/1/1912 Camera Work 38 17-19 “Modernity and the Decadence.”
4/1/1912 Camera Work 39 17-19 “The Ironical in Art.”
6/1/1912 Fra, The 9/3 68-71 “The Anatomy of Satire”
7/1/1912 Camera Work 41 35-36 “The Mocker.”
9/1/1912 Forum 369-372 “Pierre Loti.”
10/1/1912 International,The 6/5 104-105 “The Counsel of Inperfection.”
11/1/1912 Fra, The ii-iii “Books and Bookmakers”
1/1/1913 Camera Work 41 21-23 “The Minutes.”
1/1/1913 Forum 86-90 “Jules deGaultier: Super Nietzchean.”
4/1/1913 Camera Work 42/43 15-17 “Insincerity: A New Vice.”
6/1/1913 Camera Work 22-24 22-24 “The Renaissance of the Irrational.”
6/24/1913 Sun, The 8 “Karma” Letter to the Editor
8/5/1913 Sun, The 6 “Thirst of a Superman” Letter to the Editor
10/1/1913 International, The “L’Ennui”
1/1/1914 Forum, The 1-8 “Arcvad the Terrible”
1/1/1914 International, The 20-21 “Thomas Hardy: The Latest Recipient of the Nobel Prize.”
1/1/1914 Revolutionary Almanac 37-38 “The Second Advent”
3/1/1914 Fra, The 12 182-183 “Emmeline Pankhurst.”
3/1/1914 International, The 90-91 “Spinoza: The Superman of the Jews.”
3/28/1914 Puck 74/1934 10-11 “The New Beauty”
4/1/1914 International, The 129-130 “Diabolistic Idealists: Shaw, D’Annunzio, Tolstoi.”
4/4/1914 Puck 74/1935 4 “Rhythmic Dervishes”
4/4/1914 Puck 74/1935 14-15 “Anthony Aphrodisiac”
4/25/1914 Puck 74/1938? 11 “America’s Tallest Tower, Plus Some Temperament”
5/1/1914 International, The 158 “Jules Laforgue”
5/23/1914 Puck 74/1942? 9 “Shaw and the Dictionary” Different from “Conversation Between G.B. Shaw and the Dictionary” in The Smart Set, Dec. 1914, pp. 167-168
6/1/1914 International, The 195 “The Great American Sexquake.”
6/1/1914 Woman Citizen, The 7 8 “New York : Matter Triumphalis.” November 1913-1915
6/3/1914 Life 63/1649 1040-1042 “Woman: The Superman”
7/1/1914 International, The 215-216 “Reuben of Uz.”
7/1/1914 Fra, The 13/4 126-128 “The Illusion of Renunciation”
8/1/1914 International, The 250-251 “Lifting the Lid.”
9/1/1914 International, The 282-284 “From the Cusp of the Moon”
9/1/1914 International, The 8/9 282-284 “From the Cusp of the Moon”
9/3/1914 Sun, The 6 “Keep Cool” Letter to the Editor
9/19/1914 Puck 12-13 “The Pasteboard Charlemagnes”
9/19/1914 Puck 18 “En Route with a Conscience”
11/1/1914 International, The 345-346 “Man with the Gloves”
11/15/1914 Sun, The 12 “The Inescapable Resultant”
12/1/1914 International, The 369-371 “The Story of the Year: An Incident in the Life of a Star.”
12/1/1914 Philistine, The 20-28 “Diabolistic Idealists”
12/1/1914 Smart Set, The 44/4 167-168 “A Conversation Between George Bernard Shaw and the Dictionary” Different from “Shaw and the Dictionary” in Puck, May 23, 1914, p. 9
12/18/1914 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 6 “Might and Right” Letter to the Editor
1/1/1915 Harris Broadsides “The Gallic Lark and the Sow-on-the Rhine”
2/1/1915 International, The 9/2 60 “Gray and Scarlet.”
7/1/1915 International, The 9/7 222-223 “The Philosophy of Hypocrisy”
7/26/1915 Dans la Tourmente 115-117 “L’alouette Gauloise et la Truie du Rhin” French translation of “The Gallic Lark and the Sow-on-the Rhine,” by Remy de Gourmont
7/28/1915 Sun, The 6 “Astronomical Note”
8/1/1915 Sun, The sec. 3, p. 11 “Sea Mania” poem
8/22/1915 Sun, The sec. 3, p. 7 “Moth Terror” poem
9/12/1915 New York Call, The 9 “From a Far Away Hippodrome”
11/1/1915 International, The 9/11 341-342 “Victor Hugo”
11/1/1915 Poetry Journal, The 4/3 101-102 “Love and Sleep” poem
11/21/1915 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “To Emile Verhaeren” poem
12/6/1915 Bang, The 8 “Mary Smith: Puritan.”
12/31/1915 Wilmington Evening News-Journal 4 “The-Circle-That-Looks-Like-A-Line” poem
01/01/1916 American Hebrew ? ?
1/9/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “Vision” poem
1/16/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “The Mysterious Weaver” poem
2/6/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “Birth of a Sword” poem
2/13/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “W. S.: 1616-1916” poem
2/20/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “The Decoy” poem
3/4/1916 Goodwin’s weekly 16 “Hawthorne: Shadow Emperor.”
3/5/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “In the Ramble” poem
3/16/1916 Life 486 “The Humorist”
3/19/1916 New York Times, The ST 3 “He Was Many, Being All” In the “Tercentenary Shakespearean Supplement”
3/26/1916 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “Across the Gulf” poem
5/1/1916 Others 2/5-6 243-244 “The Haunted House” poem
5/6/1916 Harper’s Weekly 512 “The Unconquerable Jew”
6/1/1916 Life 1028 “The Thing Needful”
6/8/1916 Life 67/1754 1078 “Fifty!” poem; also printed in The Washington Post, June 16, 1916, p. 6
7/1/1916 Current Opinion 61 49 “Benjamin DeCasseres Defines ‘vers librel.” Orig. From NY Evening Sun
7/1/1916 Poetry Journal, The 6/1 19-23 “Shelley”
7/20/1916 Life 68/1760 108 “Nonsense”
8/3/1916 Life 68/1762 185 “The Pacifist’s Breviary” poem; also in The Evening Post, Sept. 30, 1916, p. 16
8/3/1916 Life 68/1762 207 “Let Us Have Peace” poem
8/8/1916 Albany Daily Democrat   2 Untitled [“Vers Libre”] untitled poem; “We apologize for giving the following written by one de Casseres, and first published in the N. Y. Sun”
8/12/1916 Judge 71/1817 “On Coney’s Beach” poem
9/11/1916 Harrisburg Star-Independent 10 “Morning Magic” poem
9/21/1916 Life 68/1769 477 “Star-Dust and Nettles” poem
11/2/1916 Life 68/1775 752 “The Pantomimic World” poem
11/9/1916 Life 68/1776 818 “Debts”
11/23/1916 Life 68/1778 894 “Diary of a Literary Censor”
12/5/1916 Washington Times, The 8 “Chatterton.” Don Marquis’ Column
12/7/1916 Life 1044 “The Inevitable” poem
12/8/1916 Washington Times, The 10 “Ruins.” Don Marquis’ Column, Home Edition
12/9/1916 Puck 10 “In Every Key” column
12/16/1916 Puck 18 “In Every Key” column
12/21/1916 Life 1138 “Imagination” poem; also in The Arizona Republican, Jan. 19, 1917, p. 4; Evening Post, April 28, 1917, p. 16
12/23/1916 Puck 17 “In Every Key” column
12/30/1916 Puck 18 “In Every Key”
1/4/1917 Life 69/1784 30 “Psychology of Salvation”
1/6/1917 Puck 18 “In Every Key”
1/13/1917 Puck 9 “In Every Key”
1/27/1917 Puck 8 “The Four Corners of New York” Reprinted in The Clay-Worker, Feb. 1917, p. 169
2/3/1917 Puck 18 “In Every Key”
2/6/1917 Washington Times, The 6 “My Golden Age.” Complete Afternoon Edition
2/17/1917 Puck 12 “In Every Key”
2/22/1917 Life 69/1791 302 “Servants’ Manual”
2/22/1917 Life 69/1791 306 “Opinions on the War”
2/24/1917 Puck 18 “In Every Key”
3/3/1917 Puck 35 “In Every Key”
3/8/1917 Life 393 “Sleep”
3/10/1917 Puck 16 “In Every Key”
3/11/1917 Washington Times, The 8 “March Winds” in Don Marquis’ column
3/17/1917 Puck 16 “In Every Key”
3/24/1917 Puck 10, 25 “What a Funny Story!”
3/31/1917 Puck 18 “In Every Key”
4/7/1917 Washington Times, The 8 “Opinions on Prohibition.” By Planchette. Complete Afternoon Edition
4/8/1917 New York Times “Whims of the Times”
4/28/1917 Judge 72/1854 “The Fourth Dimension”
5/8/1917 Washington Times, The 8 “Sub Specie Eternitatis” Don Marquis’ Column
5/10/1917 Washington Times, The 4 “The Eternal Avatar” Don Marquis’ Column
5/24/1917 Washington Times, The 4 “Chant of Man: 1917” Don Marquis’ Column
5/26/1917 Judge 72/1858 “In a Cage”
6/7/1917 Washington Times, The 6 “The Soul of It All” Don Marquis’ Column
6/13/1917 Washington Times, The 10 “The Poet-Burglar” Don Marquis’ Column
6/22/1917 Washington Times, The 10 “Similes and a Query” Don Marquis’ Column
6/23/1917 Judge 72/1862 “Woman: The Great Movie” Reprinted in Harrisburg Evening News 7/5/1917 p. 10
7/1/1917 Seven Arts, The 306 “Three Improbables”
7/5/1917 Life 70/1810 30 “Letter-Boxes” poem
7/20/1917 Puck 14 “Inscriptions for Battle-Monuments”
7/21/1917 Judge 73/1866 “Sic Transit”
8/16/1917 Life 70/1816 278 “Ave Atque Vale!”
8/18/1917 Judge 73/1870 “The Collectors”
8/25/1917 Judge 73/1871 “The King and the Devil”
9/1/1917 Judge 73/1872 “About Vacations”
9/1/1917 Smart Set, The 53/1 2 “Variations on an Old Theme”
9/29/1917 Judge 73/1876 “A Little War Gazeteer”
10/1/1917 Smart Set, The 53/2 99-100 “The Resignation of New York”
10/6/1917 Judge 73/1877 “A Great Benefit Performance”
10/13/1917 Judge 73/1878 “Recipe for Making a Bestseller”
10/13/1917 Judge 73/1878 “The Inconceivable”
10/20/1917 Judge 73/1879 “Rain”
11/3/1917 Evening Star, The 10 “Hold Yet A Little While!“ Earliest publication of this poem – reprinted in at least 10 other papers
11/3/1917 Judge 73/1881 “Playing Safe in China”
11/10/1917 Judge 73/1882 “The Renaissance of the Improbable.”
11/13/1917 The Daily Ardmreite 3 “Hold Yet A Little While!“
11/24/1917 Judge 73/1884 “As History May Dub Him” Reprinted in Pittsburgh Press, Oct. 1, 1918, p. 21
1/5/1918 Judge “Shrapnel”
1/26/1918 Judge “The Wagnerian Lock-Out”
2/2/1918 Judge 74/1894 “Dreams”
2/16/1918 Judge 74/1896 “Hot Tom and Jerry and the Ghost Cop”
3/1/1918 Dry Goods 19/1 9 “New York the Wondrous!”
3/2/1918 Judge 74/1898 “The Year with Seven Months”
3/7/1918 Life 398 “The Lady of the Hour”
3/9/1918 Judge 74/1899 “Carelessness”
3/14/1918 Life 429 “National Salutations”
3/16/1918 Judge 74/1900 “A Miracle of the Future”
3/23/1918 Judge 74/1901 “The Diagnosis of a Doctor of Philosophy”
3/30/1918 Judge 74/1902 “My Movie Self”
4/2/1918 New York Tribune 8 “Hold the Line!” poem
4/6/1918 Judge 74/1903 “Thumb-nail Essays”
4/11/1918 New York Tribune 10 “The Undying Flame” poem
4/20/1918 Judge 74/1905 “Shrapnel”
4/27/1918 Judge 74/1906 “Shrapnel”
5/1/1918 Smart Set, The 55/1 101-102 “The Psychology of the Avenue”
5/4/1918 Judge 74/1907 “Gas and Shrapnel”
5/11/1918 Judge 74/1908 “German Pronouns”
5/18/1918 Judge 74/1909 “From the Guam Gazette of 2175”
5/25/1918 Judge 74/1910 “Shrapnel”
6/1/1918 Judge 74/1911 “Saturnine Philosophy”
6/8/1918 Judge 74/1912 “Shrapnel and Things”
6/15/1918 Judge 74/1913 “Topical Tinctures”
6/22/1918 Goodwin’s weekly 8 “Shrapnel.”
6/22/1918 Judge 74/1914 “Shrapnel”
6/29/1918 Judge 74/1915 “Flashlights”
7/1918 Current Opinion 65 56 “My Comic Perspective.”
7/1/1918 Quill, The 7 “Birth Mannerisms”, “The Vampire” poems
7/1/1918 Quill, The 11-12 “Panalepsis”
7/1/1918 Quill, The 14-15 “The Bone-Dry Mind”
7/1/1918 Quill, The 16 “Credo for Eunuch-Pacifists” poem
7/1/1918 Quill, The 18 “The Anarch” poem
7/6/1918 Judge 75/1916 “Moods of a Modern Philosopher”
7/7/1918 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 7 “To a Great American” poem
7/7/1918 Sun, The 7 “To A Great American.” The best verse of the week
7/13/1918 Judge 75/1917 “Only Skin-Deep”
7/18/1918 Evening Public Ledger 10 “Arise Ye Dead!” Rubber Heels
7/20/1918 Judge 75/1918 “Periscopes and Persimmons”
7/27/1918 Judge 75/1919 “Treat ‘Em Rough”
8/1/1918 IL Carroccio (The Italian Review) 8/2 168 “Italy” IL Carroccio Publishing CO, Inc. 150 Nassau ST. New York
8/3/1918 Judge 75/1920 “A Midsummer Night’s Steam”
8/4/1918 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “Ezra Pound, Who Does Idaho Awful Proud”
8/11/1918 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 9 “The History of the Karma of the Kaiser”
8/18/1918 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “The Mystical Irony of Thomas Hardy”
8/24/1918 Judge 75/1923 “Shrapnel and Spuds”
8/25/1918 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 9 “D’Annunzio” poem
8/31/1918 Judge 75/1924 “Price-Tags”
9/1/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 11 “Excursions into the Ego of Walt Whitman”
9/2/1918 New-York Tribune 6 “The ball game.” Poem, Also in Evening Public Ledger 9/6/1918 Page 8
9/8/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 10 “Dungeons and Cupolas of the Soul”
9/21/1918 Judge 75/1927 “High Jinks at a Listening Post”
9/28/1918 Judge 75/1928 “The Seven That Were”
9/29/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 8 “Ballet of the Minutes” poem
10/5/1918 Judge 75/1929 “Good Marne-in’!”
10/6/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 4 “The Flame That Is France”
10/12/1918 Judge 75/1930 “Quips and Quirks”
10/13/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 5 “Dr. Crane Hands Us a Spiritual Oil Shine”
10/20/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 2 “Ibanez’s Splending Story of Saguntum”
10/20/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 11 “H. L. Mencken and the Second Fall of Man”
10/27/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 5 “Ghosts, Were-Wolves and Edgar Allan Poe”
11/9/1918 Judge 75/1934 “Camouflage and Persiflage”
11/14/1918 Life 702 “Foch!”
11/17/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 11 “Life, Genius & Co., Inc.”
11/23/1918 Judge 75/1936 “Why We Are Thankful”
11/28/1918 Tobacco 8 “Why We Are Thankful”
12/1/1918 Bookman, The 48 478-481 “Mr. Holiday’s Fascinating Rambles.”
12/1/1918 Sun, The 10 “Outstanding Books of the Fall and Year.” Named by: DeC
12/1/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 15 “The Resurrection of Edgar Saltus”
12/7/1918 Judge 75/1938 “Quite Believable”
12/15/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 7 “Tristan-Whitman and Isolde-Gilchrist” Books and The Book World
12/15/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 2 “Jules Verne Twenty (or Thirty) Years After”
12/29/1918 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 9 “Back to Boyland with G. A. Henty!”
1/11/1919 Judge 75/1943 “Wings”
1/19/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 9 “Psychology? It’s All in the Day’s Work”
1/26/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 8 “The Boss, Myself and a Book”
1/26/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 9 “The Quick and the Dead”
2/1/1919 Flying 60 “D’Annunzio” poem
2/2/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 11 “Wilson Wallis’s Panorama of Messiahs”
2/9/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 12 “The Red Legend of Russia”
2/16/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 12 “The Martyrdom of Irvin Cobb”
2/22/1919 Judge 75/1949 “Some Near-Thoughts”
2/23/1919 Sun, The 13 “Darling Definitions”
2/28/1919 Pittsburgh Press, The   12 “German Pronounts”
3/1/1919 Bookman, The 49 212-213 “Max’s ‘Happy Hypocrite.'”
3/8/1919 Judge 75/1951 “Great Dogs and Some History”
3/9/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 2 “Balm for Baldheads”
3/9/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 12 “A. E.’s Flight Beyond Matter”
3/16/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 5 “Raising the Devil with the Syrians”
3/22/1919 Judge 75/1953 “Paradoxology”
3/29/1919 Judge 75/1954 “Blue Monday Epigrams”
3/30/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 11 “‘Civilization’ and Georges Duhamel”
4/1/1919 Bookman, The 217-218 “How-Do-You-Do, England”
4/5/1919 Judge 75/1955 “Extravagance”
4/5/1919 Judge 75/1955 “The Charm of Aversion”
4/6/1919 Sun, The sec. 5, p. 15 “How Ellis Wasted His Wasted Time”
4/12/1919 Judge 75/1956 “Possibilities”
4/13/1919 Sun, The sec. 7, p. 8 “A Lady Unbuttons Her Mind”
4/19/1919 Judge 76/1957 “Laugh and Let Laugh!”
4/20/1919 Sun, The sec. 7, p. 4 “En Route”
4/20/1919 Sun, The sec. 7, p. 9 “‘The Paliser Case,’ by Saltus”
4/26/1919 Judge 76/1958 “Eureka!”
4/27/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “Pete’s Non-Refillable Psyche”
5/1/1919 Bookman, The 49 217-218 “How Do You. Do, England!”
5/3/1919 Judge 76/1959 “A Game of Patience”
5/4/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 2 “Baby and the Psychist”
5/4/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 9 “The Uncreeling of Kohleth”
5/17/1919 Judge 76/1961 “Atavism: 1920”
5/18/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “Mrs. Glyn Outdoes Dostoievsky” Books and The Book World
5/25/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 8 “De-Moralizing Chesterfield” Books and The Book World
6/1/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 2 “A Complex Among the Fingos”
6/1/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 9 “Musings in the Church of Anatole”
6/8/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 2 “Mark Twain Doesn’t Come Back”
6/8/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 10 “Dante After Armageddon”
6/15/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “Rum and the Coming Dry Rot”
6/15/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 12 “D’Aurevilly the Diabolist”
6/21/1919 Judge 76/1966 “Glooms”
6/22/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 11 “‘The Home and the World,’ by Tagore”
6/29/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 3 “Don Marquis and his Book, ‘Prefaces'” Books and The Book World
6/29/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 12 “The Child”
7/1/1919 Bookman, The 49 600-601 “The Eternal Voltaire.”
7/6/1919 Sun, The sec. 8, p. 9 “The Last Night of King Alcohol”
7/6/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 7 “Will Rogers on the Peace Conference”
7/13/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 7 “Ecce Hobo! Harry Kemp and His Light Love Lyrics”
7/19/1919 Judge 77/1970 11 “Our Scratchy Cat”
7/20/1919 New York Times, The 66 “Sobriety Just Grew, Without Awaiting Dry Laws”
7/20/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 8 “6,000 Ways to Say It.”
7/20/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 12 “Michael Strange”
7/27/1919 New York Times, The 69 “The Corner Where Traffic Cop and Fairies Meet”
7/27/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 8 “A Sigh for Nine Dead Ladies”
8/1/1919 Evening Public Ledger 10 “The Chaffing Dish” poem
8/3/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “In The Coney Island of Mysticism”
8/7/1919 Life 74/1919 229 “Wind” poem
8/10/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 10 “Queer Phantasies of the Alcoholic Dimension”
8/10/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 3 “Here Comes the Fairies!”
8/17/1919 New York Times, The 73 “All-Night New York in the Dry Season of 1919”
8/23/1919 Judge 77/1975 “The Dream Pocket” poem
8/24/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 7 “An Iliad of Eats for All Food Addicts”
8/31/1919 New York Times, The 70 “Psycho-Analyzing Old ‘Pop’ Manhattan”
8/31/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “The Pale Horse”
9/1/1919 Bookman, The 50/1 79-80 “The Magical Art of the Movie”
9/1/1919 Bookman, The 50/1 105-107 “Van Noppen, Homer of Our Fleet”
9/1/1919 Cartoons Magazine 16/3 478 “Nocturne: 1920” poem
9/7/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 8 “The Infallibility of Women”
9/14/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 12 “Jams, Jellies and G. K. C.”
9/20/1919 Judge 13 “Madame La Boss”
9/21/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 2 “Say Abracadabra!”
9/21/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 3 “Touchin’ On and Appertainin’ to Marie Corelli” Books and The Book World
9/28/1919 New York Times, The 7, 14 “D’Annunzio, Heir of David, Poet-Warrior”
10/1/1919 Good Housekeeping 50 “A Child Must Lead”
10/5/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 4 “Which Is Your Favorite Corner in New York?”
10/19/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 5 “Literary Ancestry of Bench Lizards”
10/26/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 7, 12 “Now for Another Famous Visitor, Miss Aphrodite” Reprinted in the Courier Journal 11/2/1919, p. 12
11/1/1919 Bookman, The 50/3-4 368-370 “Murray Marks and His Friends”
11/1/1919 Cartoons Magazine 16/5 792 “New American Phases”
11/1/1919 Good Housekeeping “A Child Must Lead”
11/9/1919 Judge 77/1987 7-8 “The Promethean Jazz”
11/9/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 3 “An Aphorist on Ads, &c.”
11/12/1919 Evening Public Ledger 10 “Three of Gotham” The Saucepan
11/16/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 3 “Michel Fokine, Superman of the Toe”
11/16/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 15 “Scherzo: Mencken—Cabell”
11/23/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 4 “Celebrated Union Men of History”
11/23/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 7 “Hail, Laughter—World Hero!”
11/30/1919 Sun, The “Next Sunday’s Holiday Number: Ina Coolbrith, A Biographical Sketch by: Dec.”
11/30/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 3 “Heavens a Hippodrome and All the Actors Airplanes”
11/30/1919 Sun, The “The Coming of Maeterlinck” Books and the Book World
12/1/1919 Good Housekeeping 18 A Mighty Partnership
12/1/1919 Cartoons Magazine 16/6 944 Collaritis
12/1/1919 Red Cross Magazine, The 14/12 79 The Funny Fairy
12/7/1919 Sun, The  sec. 6, p. 21 A List, for Holiday Reference, of Our Favorites
12/7/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 15 Ina Coolbirth of California’s “Overland Trinity”
12/21/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 10 St. Louis Would Be Geneva of a Highbrow League
12/28/1919 New York Times Magazine, The 4 Psycho-Analyzing the Infant Nineteen-Twenty
12/28/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 4 “What Space Means to Me”
12/28/1919 Sun, The sec. 6, p. 12 “Mr. Holliday is Deified”