OCTOBER, 1921, TO SEPTEMBER, 1922

_All short stories published in the following magazines, and

newspapers, October, 1921, to September, 1922, inclusive, are

indexed_:

All’s Well

American Magazine

American Scandinavian

Asia

Atlantic Monthly

Bookman

Broom

Catholic World

Century

Chicago Tribune (Syndicate Service)

Clay

Collier’s Weekly

Cosmopolitan

Delineator

Dial

Double Dealer

Everybody’s Magazine

Freeman

Good Housekeeping

Harper’s Bazar

Harper’s Magazine

Hearst’s International Magazine

Ladies’ Home Journal

Leslie’s Weekly

Liberator

Little Review

McCall’s Magazine

McClure’s Magazine

Menorah Journal

Metropolitan

Midland

Modern Priscilla

New York Tribune

Outlook

Pagan

Pearson’s

Pictorial Review

Red Book Magazine

Saturday Evening Post

Scribner’s Magazine

Smart Set

Sunset Magazine

Wave

Woman’s Home Companion

World Fiction

Youth

_Short stories of distinction only, published in the following

magazines during the same period, are indexed_:

Ace-High Magazine

Adventure

Ainslee’s Magazine

American Boy

American Hebrew

Arch

Argosy All-Story Weekly

Ave Maria

Beautiful Womanhood

Black Cat

Black Mask

Blue Book Magazine

Breezy Stories

Brief Stories

Christian Herald

Designer

Detective Story Magazine

Extension Magazine

Follies

Gargoyle

Holland’s Magazine

Jewish Forum

Live Stories

MacLean’s Magazine

Magnificat

Munsey’s Magazine

Open Road

People’s Home Journal

People’s Popular Monthly

Popular Magazine

Queen’s Work

Reviewer

Saucy Stories

Short Stories

Snappy Stories

Telling Tales

10-Story Book

Today’s Housewife

Top-Notch Magazine

Town Topics

True Story Magazine

Wayside Tales

Western Story Magazine

Woman’s World

Young’s Magazine

_Certain stories of distinction published in the following magazines

during this period are indexed, because they have been specially

called to my attention_:

Jewish Daily News

Junior League Bulletin

New York Nation

Photoplay

_I have considered several other magazines without finding any

stories of distinction. One, two, or three asterisks are prefixed

to the titles of stories to indicate distinction. Three asterisks

prefixed to a title indicate the more or less permanent literary

value of the story, and entitle it to a place on the annual “Rolls

of Honor.” Cross references after an author’s name refer to previous

volumes of this series. (H.) after the name of an author indicates

that other stories by this author, published in American magazines

between 1900 and 1914, are to be found indexed in “The Standard

Index of Short Stories,” by Francis J. Hannigan, published by Small,

Maynard and Company, 1918. The figures in parentheses after the title

of a story refer to the volume and page number of the magazine.

In cases where successive numbers of a magazine are not paged

consecutively, the page number only is given in this index._

The following abbreviations are used in the index:

_Adv._ Adventure

_Ain._ Ainslee’s Magazine

_Am._ American Magazine

_Am. B._ American Boy

_Asia_ Asia

_Atl._ Atlantic Monthly

_A. W._ All’s Well

_B. C._ Black Cat

_Blue_ Blue Book Magazine

_Book._ Bookman (N. Y.)

_Br. St._ Brief Stories

_Broom_ Broom

_Cath. W._ Catholic World

_Cen._ Century

_Chic. Trib._ Chicago Tribune (Syndicate Service)

_Clay_ Clay

_Col._ Collier’s Weekly

_Cos._ Cosmopolitan

_Del._ Delineator

_Des._ Designer

_Detective_ Detective Story Magazine

_D. D._ Double Dealer

_Dial_ Dial

_Ev._ Everybody’s Magazine

_Ext._ Extension Magazine

_Fol._ Follies

_Free._ Freeman

_Gargoyle_ Gargoyle

_G. H._ Good Housekeeping

_Harp. B._ Harper’s Bazar

_Harp. M._ Harper’s Magazine

_Hear._ Hearst’s International Magazine

_Hol._ Holland’s Magazine

_J. D. N._ Jewish Daily News

_J. For._ Jewish Forum

_Jun. L. B._ Junior League Bulletin

_Les. W._ Leslie’s Weekly

_L. H. J._ Ladies’ Home Journal

_Lib._ Liberator

_Lit. R._ Little Review

_L. St._ Live Stories

_McC._ McClure’s Magazine

_McCall_ McCall’s Magazine

_MacL._ MacLean’s Magazine

_Men. J._ Menorah Journal

_Met._ Metropolitan

_Mid._ Midland

_Mod. P._ Modern Priscilla

_Mun._ Munsey’s Magazine

_Nat. (N. Y.)_ New York Nation

_N. Y. Trib._ New York Tribune

_O. R._ Open Road

_Outl._ Outlook

_Pag._ Pagan

_Pearson_ Pearson’s

_P. H. J._ People’s Home Journal

_Photo._ Photoplay

_Pict. R._ Pictorial Review

_Pop._ Popular Magazine

_P. P. M._ People’s Popular Monthly

_Red Bk._ Red Book Magazine

_Scan._ American Scandinavian Review

_Scr._ Scribner’s Magazine

_S. E. P._ Saturday Evening Post

_Sh. St._ Short Stories

_Sn. St._ Snappy Stories

_S. S._ Smart Set

_Sun._ Sunset Magazine

_10-St._ 10-Story Magazine

_Tod._ Today’s Housewife

_Top._ Top-Notch Magazine

_T. T._ Telling Tales

_Wave_ Wave

_Way. T._ Wayside Tales

_W. F._ World Fiction

_W. H. C._ Woman’s Home Companion

_W. St._ Western Story Magazine

_W. W._ Woman’s World

_Youth_ Youth

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(_See 1915_) See “Best Short Stories of 1915”

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