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Jones, Stanley (fl. 1920s-1950s) (chron.)
  
    - * And after Whispers?, (ss)  Hardboiled January 1937
- * The Convert, (ss)  The 20-Story Magazine #48, June 1926
- * Down to Business, (ss)  Munsey’s Magazine July 1927
- * —His Own Good, (nv)  Argosy Allstory Weekly May 30 1925
- * Hit and Run, (ss)  Redbook Magazine September 1931
- * In the Other Corner, (ss)  Complete Stories September 1928
- * “Limelight”, (ss)  Munsey’s Magazine August 1929
- * New Gods for Old, (ss)  Everybody’s May 1926
- * Shavings, (ss)  Adventure November 1 1929
- * The Sidewalk, (ss)  Munsey’s Magazine September 1926
Jones, Susan (Carleton) [née Morrow] (1864-1926); used pseudonym S. Carleton (about) (chron.)
  
    - * The August Moon, (ss)  Ainslee’s Magazine August 1904, as by S. Carleton
- * Bellegarde’s Girl, (nv)  Smith’s Magazine April 1907, as by S. Carleton
- * The Caretaker, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine October 1909, as by S. Carleton
- * The Clasp of Rank, (ss)  The Thrill Book April 1 1919, as by S. Carleton
- * The Corduroy Road, (ss)  New York Herald 1903, as by S. Carleton
- * Crusts, (sl)  Everybody’s Sep,   Oct 1924, as by S. Carleton
- * The Disappearance of Martin Hood, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine December 1917, as by S. Carleton
- * The Frenchwoman’s Son, (ss)  The Pall Mall Magazine April 1904, as by S. Carleton
- * The Girl at Shining Tree, (na)  Smith’s Magazine Nov,   Dec 1910, as by S. Carleton
- * The Gods of His Body, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine April 1915, as by S. Carleton
- * The Inn of the Long Year, (na)  Ainslee’s Magazine April 1904, as by S. Carleton
- * Lally of the Outlaws, (nv)  The Cavalier August 1911, as by S. Carleton
- * The Lame Priest, (ss)  The Atlantic Monthly December 1901, as by S. Carleton
- * Lastluck Lake, (na)  The Popular Magazine December 1907, as by S. Carleton
- * A Leaf in the Wind, (nv)  Smith’s Magazine September 1908, as by S. Carleton
- * The Little White Moth, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine July 1909, as by S. Carleton
- * Margot’s Money, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine January 1910, as by S. Carleton
- * Out of Drowning Valley, (sl)  The Cavalier May,   Jun,   Jul,   Aug,   Sep,   Oct,   Nov 1909, as by S. Carleton
- * The Out Trail, (ss)  Ainslee’s Magazine July 1904, as by S. Carleton
- * A Perfectly Strange Man, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine November 1913, as by S. Carleton
- * The Real Rosamond, (nv)  The Cavalier January 1909, as by S. Carleton
- * The Ribboned Way, (nv)  Ainslee’s Magazine July 1903, as by S. Carleton
- * The Secret Wolf, (na)  Adventure September 1916, as by S. Carleton
- * The Sound of the Axe, (ss)  The Pall Mall Magazine October 1902, as by S. Carleton
- * The Tall Man, (ss)  The Atlantic Monthly January 1907, as by S. Carleton
- * The Unconsidered Mary, (nv)  Smith’s Magazine June 1910, as by S. Carleton
- * The Veranda, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine September 1913, as by S. Carleton
- * The Wind, (ss)  Smith’s Magazine February 1915, as by S. Carleton
- * The Woman of the Crows, (ss)  Metropolitan Magazine April 1905, as by S. Carleton
Jones, Walter (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
  
    - * 2500 Miles from Broadway, (ss)  The Cavalier August 1911
- * All Things to All Women, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine January 1916
- * At the Junction, (ss)  The Green Book Album August 1910
- * A Barber Shop Sport, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine January 1913
- * The Beautifullest Boy in America, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine February 1915
- * The Boy That Bought a Sunset, (ss)  The All-Story August 1911
- * B. Secondary Surrenders to Spring, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine May 1910
- * The China Pup, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine April 1920
- * Cream-Puffs, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine March 1921
- * Cupid on the Medway Road, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine January 1917
- * The Desertion of Alonzo Ames, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine November 1916
- * Doors That Never Open Again, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine August 1915
- * The Duchess Migrates, (ss)  The Green Book Album February 1910
- * The Duffer, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine March 1918
- * En Tour with “The Harvard Stroke”, (ss)  The Green Book Album November 1909
- * Eureka!, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine October 1917
- * Euterpia Shott—Demonstrator, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine August 1911
- * The Fixing Kid, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine March 1917
- * Free to You, My Sister, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine July 1916
- * The Frustrated Bride, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine June 1919
- * The Girl at the Globe Hotel, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine February 1916
- * The Girl with a Note Like Melba’s, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine January 1914
- * The Heart-Breaker  [Mrs. Vining], (ss)  The Green Book Magazine July 1915
- * Heavens of Brass, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine March 1915
- * The Hellion, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine April 1914
- * The Hero Worshipers, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine August 1916
- * The High Gods, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine February 1919
- * The Hill Mystery, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine September 1917
- * In Quest of Romance, (ss)  The Scrap Book June 1911
- * In the Café Apollyon, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine April 1916
- * Johnnie Tiffany’s Tic Amoreaux, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine June 1912
- * Johnny Sap’s Little Sister, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine March 1919
- * A Jump to the Jimson, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine October 1915
- * A Lady Takes a Chance, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine November 1913
- * A Life Job, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine December 1918
- * Lily, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine July 1914
- * A Little Trip to Middleburg, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine February 1915
- * The Lonesome Stranger’s “Personal”, (ss)  The Green Book Album January 1911
- * Lorenzo the Magnificent (with George Vaux Bacon), (ss)  The Green Book Magazine August 1914
- * The Man from Cedar Rapids, (ss)  The Green Book Album July 1911
- * Mrs. Mellinger’s Militant Methods, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine September 1916
- * Mrs. Vining Goes Summer Boarding, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine October 1915
- * Mrs. Vining Intervenes  [Mrs. Vining], (ss)  The Green Book Magazine June 1915
- * The New York Trademark, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine May 1920
- * One to Fill, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine February 1913
- * On Railroad Street, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine August 1914
- * The Outing at Stroebel’s Lake, (ss)  The Blue Book Magazine July 1916
- * The Passing of Pearl, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine May 1916
- * The Picnic at Spiegel’s Grove  [The Stovers], (ss)  The Red Book Magazine November 1915
- * Pierrot, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine June 1913
- * The Poetess of Putnam Center, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine April 1916
- * Posted Ground, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine December 1916
- * A Protagonist at Putnam Center, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine July 1911
- * Putting the Jazz in Pembina, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine July 1918
- * A Recruit from the Wheel, (ss)  The Green Book Album February 1911
- * Salvage, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine October 1911
- * A Sensible Girl, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine June 1917
- * A Small-Town Soul, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine October 1914
- * “The Song in the Wilderness”, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine November 1916
- * Stovers for Style  [The Stovers], (ss)  The Red Book Magazine July 1916
- * Tangoes and Tangents, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine June 1914
- * The Trundle-Bed Trail, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine March 1914
- * Village Simples, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine June 1916
- * Vonnie Moline’s Last Curtain, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine November 1910
- * What’s the Matter with Our House?, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine April 1915
- * When Hearts Are Headliners, (ss)  The Green Book Album July 1910
- * The Woman Who Upset Pembina, (ss)  The Green Book Magazine February 1917
- * The “Younger Set” in Pembina, (ss)  The Red Book Magazine September 1913
Jonson, Ben (1572-1637) (about) (chron.)
  
    - * The Armor of Innocence, (pm) 
- * “Drink to me only with thine eyes…”, (pm) 
- * Elegy, (pm) 
- * From a Pendaric Ode, (pm) 
- * Hymn to Diana, (pm) from The Fountain of Self-Love, or Cynthia’s Revels,  Walter Burre, 1601
- * The Noble Nature, (pm)  Under-Woods by Ben Jonson, Kenelm Digby, 1640, as "A Pindaric Ode on the Death of Sir H. Morison"
- * Petty Larceny, (pm) 
- * A Pindaric Ode on the Death of Sir H. Morison, (pm)  Under-Woods by Ben Jonson, Kenelm Digby, 1640
- * The Shadow, (pm)  The Workes of Beniamin Ionson by Ben Jonson, William Stansby, 1616, as "That Women Are but Men’s Shadows"
- * Simplex Munditiis, (pm) from Epicne, or The Silent Woman,  The Workes of Beniamin Ionson by Ben Jonson, William Stansby, 1616
- * Song to a Glove, (pm) 
- * Song to Celia, (pm) 
- * That Women Are but Men’s Shadows, (pm)  The Workes of Beniamin Ionson by Ben Jonson, William Stansby, 1616
- * To a Glove, (pm) , as "Song to a Glove"
- * “To Celia”, (pm)  The Workes of Beniamin Ionson by Ben Jonson, William Stansby, 1616
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