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Liberty [v2 #29, November 21, 1925] ed. John N. Wheeler (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 68pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Walter Beach Humphrey) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 4 · Empire · The Editor · ed 5 · Colonel Mitchell Explains His Plan · William Mitchell · ar 15 · Six in a Row [Part 1 of 2] · George Weston · nv 22 · When a Woman Pays the Way · as told to Brenda Ueland · ar 27 · A Soldier of Fortune’s Story [Part 4 of 5] · Tracy Richardson & Meigs O. Frost · ar 32 · The Tiller Girl · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss 39 · Melodies and Memories [Part 5 of 14] · Melba · ar 45 · Smithy · Samuel Hopkins Adams · ss 50 · Seaman Faces Death for Others in Flaming Turret · Philip Kinsley · cn 53 · Fashion Makers Strike New Note in Winter Wraps · Mary Brush Williams · ar 54 · Up-to-Date Designs for Home Needleworkers · Patricia · ia 55 · Young Mr. Bowen [Part 6 of 8] · W. B. Maxwell · sl 62 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 63 · Beauty and Brains in the Same Package · Seamus Dillon · ar 65 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 44 · [uncredited] · pz 66 · Carving the Thanksgiving Fowl · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #30, November 28, 1925] ed. John N. Wheeler (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 72pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 4 · Youth in Military Training · The Editor · ed 5 · The Most Interesting Woman in America · Hugh Fullerton · ar 14 · Code of Honor · Rita Weiman · ss 20 · Hollywood Has a Heart · Fannie Hurst · ar 27 · Aviation in National Defense · Rear Admiral William A. Moffett · ar 31 · Tricks of Fake Mediums · Houdini · ar 34 · Six in a Row [Part 2 of 2] · George Weston · nv 43 · Melodies and Memories [Part 6 of 14] · Melba · ar 49 · Bunk Banquets · Robert Benchley · ar 50 · Measuring Your Mind · [uncredited] · pz 51 · Driven by Beauty to New Rochelle · Walter Davenport · ss 54 · Young Mr. Bowen [Part 7 of 8] · W. B. Maxwell · sl 59 · Races Landslide Down Mountain; Rescues Five · W. S. Forman · cn 63 · Saving Our Supermen · Earl Reeves · ar 66 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 67 · Paris Styles Grow Elaborate in Design · Mary Brush Williams · ar 68 · Rich Fabrics Modishly Adaptable to New Silhouettes · Patricia · ia 69 · The Thanksgiving Dinner Service · Ethel M. Somers · ar 70 · “Ted” · W. H. · ar; concerning the keeper of the Coolidge secrets. 70 · Answer to Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 44 · [uncredited] · pz

Liberty [v2 #31, December 5, 1925] ed. John N. Wheeler (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Coles Phillips) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 4 · Getting One from Many · The Editor · ed 6 · Mannequin [Part 1 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl; the $50,000 prize story. 14 · Glittering Florida · Walter Davenport · ar 18 · Forty-Eight Hours from June · John V. A. Weaver · ss 26 · Our Problem of National Defense · William Mitchell · ar 31 · The White Assassin · Kenneth Gilbert · ss 38 · Gyps That Pass in the Night! · O. O. McIntyre · ar 44 · Melodies and Memories [Part 7 of 14] · Melba · ar 51 · Only a Matter of Minutes · Walter Raleigh · ss 54 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 45 · [uncredited] · pz 55 · A Soldier of Fortune’s Story [Part 5 of 5] · Tracy Richardson & Meigs O. Frost · ar 61 · Liberty’s Radio Listeners to Direct Its Station · [uncredited] · cn 62 · Young Mr. Bowen [Part 8 of 8] · W. B. Maxwell · sl 67 · Blind Boy Saves Drowning Woman · David C. Kurner · cn 69 · Standing the Training Gaff · Grantland Rice · ar 72 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 74 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 75 · Yellow Furs Fashionable for Mid-Season · Mary Brush Williams · ar 76 · Charming Frocks That May Be Made at Home · Patricia · ia 77 · Meat Pies · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #32, December 12, 1925] ed. John N. Wheeler (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Ruth Eastman) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Rubber · The Editor · ed 6 · The Younger Generation [Part 1 of 3] · Franklin B. Fargo · ar 13 · You Should Live Eighteen Years Longer Than Your Grandfather · Dr. Louis I. Dublin & Brenda Ueland · ar 20 · The Princess of Frog Hollow [Part 1 of 2] · John Monk Saunders · sl 22 · Mirrors · James Kevin McGuinness · pm 24 · The Rich but Stingy Husband · [uncredited] · ar 29 · Rubber—An International Holdup · William S. Forman · ar 34 · Mannequin [Part 2 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 43 · Gold Is Where You Find It · Elmer Davis · ss 52 · Radio Listeners to Direct WLIB · [uncredited] · cn 53 · Big Six Goes West · John N. Wheeler · ar 56 · A Kiss on the Hand · George Kibbe Turner · ss 63 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 64 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 46 · [uncredited] · pz 65 · Melodies and Memories [Part 8 of 14] · Melba · ar 71 · Trapped in Canyon, Dies to Save Child · William Sanford · cn 74 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 75 · Patterned Cottons Predicted for Summer Modes · Mary Brush Williams · ar 76 · Convertable Collars Enliven Serious Frocks · Patricia · ia 77 · Using Cranberries for the Christmas Touch · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #33, December 19, 1925] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 68pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Robert Robinson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · “With Your Shield or on It” · The Editor · ed 7 · The Most Anxious Moments in a Woman’s Life · Sophie Kerr · ar 11 · At the End of the Bandit Trail · Edward H. Smith · ar 18 · Out with Santa Claus · M. L. B. Korsmeyer · ss 24 · How It Feels to Fast Longer Than Anyone Else—And Live! · William S. Forman · ar 29 · Mannequin [Part 3 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 34 · The Younger Generation [Part 2 of 3] · Franklin B. Fargo · ar 37 · Football Becomes America’s Greatest Game · Hugh Fullerton · ar 39 · Mitchell Calls Our Military Organizations Obsolete · Col. William Mitchell · ar 43 · The First Night · Max Lief · pm 45 · The Silver Saddle · Harvey Fergusson · ss 50 · The Princess of Frog Hollow [Part 2 of 2] · John Monk Saunders · sl 54 · Radio Listeners to Direct WLIB · [uncredited] · cn 55 · Melodies and Memories [Part 9 of 14] · Melba · ar 59 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 60 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 62 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 47 · [uncredited] · pz 63 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 64 · Smartly Placed Seams Enhance Season’s Frocks · Mary Brush Williams · ar 65 · Charmimg Designs for the Home Dressmaker · Patricia · ia 66 · Making a Success of Homemade Fudge · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #34, December 26, 1925] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 60pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Joseph Farrelly) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 4 · Christmas Carol (“God rest you merry, gentlemen,…”) · [uncredited] · pm 5 · A Christmas Present for Grandpa · Ellis Parker Butler · ss 9 · The Blackmailers of New York [Part 1 of 3] · George S. Dougherty · ar 16 · Liberty’s All-American Football Team · Hugh Fullerton · ar 21 · Listen to These Girls · Brenda Ueland · ar 23 · Who Is Santa Claus? · Elisabeth Redfield · ar 24 · The Florida Ballyhoo · Walter Davenport · ar 27 · Mannequin [Part 4 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 32 · The Younger Generation [Part 3 of 3] · Franklin B. Fargo · ar 35 · What Is the Soul? · Paul L. Kinkead · ar 37 · Now and Then · Frank Condon · ss 41 · Melodies and Memories [Part 10 of 14] · Melba · ar 46 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 48 · [uncredited] · pz 47 · Free Speech · Senator William E. Borah · ar 50 · A Woman Makes His Clothes · O. O. McIntyre · ar 51 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 52 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 54 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 55 · WLIB to Operate at Its Listeners’ Direction · [uncredited] · cn 56 · Fashionable Patterns of Paris Inspiration · Patricia · ia 57 · Stylish Gowns for Daytime and Evening · Mary Brush Williams · ar 58 · Prepare Your Christmas Dinner the Day Before · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #35, January 2, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 64pp, 10″ x 13″, cover: A Calendar for 1926) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 3 · A Tragedy of Mixed Marriage · The Editor · ed 5 · Your Face IS Your Fortune · Arthur Robinson · ar 8 · The Devil’s Advocate [Part 1 of 2] · George Kibbe Turner · ss 17 · May a Wife Deny Her Husband Children? · Elisabeth Redfield · ar 20 · It’s a Thousand to One You Can’t Fly · Col. William Mitchell · ar 23 · Do Women Smoke? We’ll Say They Do! · John Wolgamot · ar 25 · Banishing the Blues · Dr. James W. Barton · ar 26 · Mannequin [Part 5 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 32 · Poor Congress! · William Hard · iv [Ref. Speaker Nicholas Longworth] 34 · The Blackmailers of New York [Part 2 of 3] · George S. Dougherty · ar 38 · Bee’s Knees · Henry F. Pringle · ss 44 · Liberty’s Radio Listeners Direct Station WLIB · [uncredited] · cn 45 · Monopolizing Football · Hugh Fullerton · ar 49 · Melodies and Memories [Part 11 of 14] · Melba · ar 53 · Has a Husband Any Rights? · Deems Larkin · ar 55 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 56 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 58 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 49 · [uncredited] · pz 59 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 60 · Stunning Coats Cover Gay Evening Robes · Mary Brush Williams · ar 61 · Charming Frocks Made from Patricia Patterns · Patricia · ia 62 · Resolved: To Eat to Live; Not to Live to Eat · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #36, January 9, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Walter Beach Humphrey) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Red Grange, Pro · The Editor · ed 7 · Our Most Popular Crime [Part 1 of 3] · Jack O’Donnell · ar 14 · I, Geoffrey Anstruther · James Warner Bellah · ss 21 · Transportation, Today and Tomorrow · Chas. H. Markham · ar 25 · Jazz! · Paul Kinkead · ar 30 · Mannequin [Part 6 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 39 · Educating America with a Football · Hugh Fullerton · ar 45 · The Blackmailers of New York [Part 3 of 3] · George S. Dougherty · ar 50 · All About Jill Patrick · Walter Davenport · ss 58 · Liberty’s Radio Station WLIB Invites Your Suggestions · [uncredited] · cn 59 · Melodies and Memories [Part 12 of 14] · Melba · ar 62 · The Devil’s Advocate [Part 2 of 2] · George Kibbe Turner · ss 68 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 70 · Let Her Drive · Richard Adams · ar 72 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 74 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 50 · [uncredited] · pz 75 · $400 a Week for Nut-Crackers · [uncredited] · cn 76 · A Black Skirt Completes Your Wardrobe · Mary Brush Williams · ar 77 · Patricia Patterns Make Home Sewing Easy and Inexpensive · Patricia · ia 78 · Variety in Cakes Using the Standard Recipes · Ethel M. Somers · ar

Liberty [v2 #37, January 16, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · The Editor · ed 7 · Portrait of a Lady with Grey Eyes on Fifth Avenue · Michael Arlen · ss 9 · Darrow on Divorce · Walter House · ar 13 · A Lesson to Any Prince · Berton Braley · pm 15 · Warning · Edwin Balmer · ss 26 · Her Stockings Cost $345,000,000 · Bruce Conchnower · ar 28 · Our Most Popular Crime [Part 2 of 3] · Jack O’Donnell · ar 32 · Mannequin [Part 7 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 40 · Death Is Their Pacemaker · William F. Sturm · ar 48 · What Airplanes Will Do in the Next War · Col. William Mitchell · ar 53 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 54 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 56 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 58 · Serviceable Clothes in Newest Patterns · Patricia · ia 59 · Four All-Season Frocks Sure to Stay in Style · Mary Brush Williams · ar 60 · A Letter tp Liberty Readers · Ethel M. Somers · ar 62 · Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan Assassin [Part 1 of 4] · Sid Sutherland · ar 66 · Celebration · W. Townend · ss 74 · Melodies and Memories [Part 13 of 14] · Melba · ar 80 · Liberty’s Nut-Cracker Contest · [uncredited] · cn 81 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 51 · [uncredited] · pz 82 · Radio Station WLIB Invites Your Suggestions · [uncredited] · cn

Liberty [v2 #38, January 23, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 68pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Frederic Stanley) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Never Too Late to Learn · The Editor · ed 7 · The Rest Cure [Bobbie Wickham] · P. G. Wodehouse · ss 17 · Jack Dons a High Hat · Arthur Sears Henning · hu 18 · Fame Made to Order · Harry Reichenbach · ar 22 · Whither Are We Dancing? · Frederick B. Edwards · ar 26 · The Treasure Hunt · John Monk Saunders · ss 31 · Big Business—Big Wages—Big Profits · Lewis Harper · ar 34 · Station WLIB Invites Everybody to Suggest Programs · [uncredited] · cn 39 · Mannequin [Part 8 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 45 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 46 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 48 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 50 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 52 · [uncredited] · pz 51 · Plan to Save Steps in Your Kitchen · Ethel Somers · ar 52 · Gowns from Patricia Patterns Stress the Flair · Patricia · ia 53 · Mid-Season Clothes Conceal Straight Lines · Mary Brush Williams · ar 54 · Scenting a Mystery · Maurine Robb · ar 58 · Our Most Popular Crime [Part 3 of 3] · Jack O’Donnell · ar 62 · Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan Assassin [Part 2 of 4] · Sid Sutherland · ar 66 · Liberty’s Nut-Cracker Contest · [uncredited] · cn 67 · Melodies and Memories [Part 14 of 14] · Melba · ar

Liberty [v2 #39, January 30, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 72pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Walter Beach Humphrey) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Liberty’s “Policy” · The Editor · ed 7 · Downward to Paradise [Part 1 of 2] · Frank R. Adams · nv 12 · How to Choose What YOU Should Wear · Brenda Ueland · ar 19 · The Deception of an Honest Face · Franklin Fargo · ar 25 · Three Galleys or So of Wise Cracks · Viola Brothers Shore & Peter Greig · hu 30 · The Shadow · Ben Hecht · ss 35 · Mannequin [Part 9 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 43 · Let the Air Service Crash! · Col. William Mitchell · ar 47 · Bunked Into Success · Harry Reichenbach · ar 50 · What Makes a $50,000 a Year Man? · Walter Davenport · ar 51 · Viva les Amériçains! · Frederic Arnold Kummer · ss 57 · He Knows He Is Going to Be Killed · Dick Grace · ar 59 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 60 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 53 · [uncredited] · pz 61 · A Smile, a Bow, and a Close-up · Quinn Martin · mr 62 · Nut-Cracker Answers and Bright Sayings · [uncredited] · cn 64 · Listeners Ask Menus and Styles from Liberty’s Radio Station · [uncredited] · cn 65 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 66 · The Bridge Party Menu · Ethel Somers · ar 67 · Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan Assassin [Part 3 of 4] · Sid Sutherland · ar 69 · Plaits Give Touch of Fullness to Slim Silhouette · Mary Brush Williams · ar 70 · Distinctive Paris Styles Smart and Practical · Patricia · ia

Liberty [v2 #40, February 6, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Frederic Stanley) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Two Greatest Americans · The Editor · ed 7 · Mr. Dooley on Paris Divorces [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 10 · The Heartbreak of a Queen [Part 1 of 5] · One Who Knew Her · ar 17 · Safety in Numbers · Neysa McMein · ar 21 · The Caveman on the Corner · Charles Collins · ss 29 · Parents as Seen by Their Children · Dr. C. W. Kimmins · ar Pearson’s Magazine August 1922 32 · The Greatest Treasure in the World · Hugh Fullerton · ar 35 · Mannequin [Part 10 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 47 · How to Run a House Without Housework · Brenda Ueland · ar 51 · Stanley Ketchel, the Michigan Assassin [Part 4 of 4] · Sid Sutherland · ar 55 · The Tree of Romance · Phyllis Duganne · ss 62 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 54 · [uncredited] · pz 63 · Paris Models Put Within Reach of All · Patricia · ia 64 · Smart Frocks for the Mature Have Lure of Youth · Mary Brush Williams · ar 66 · You’ll Have to Fight Her for Your Job · Latrobe Carroll · iv [Ref. Judge Elbert H. Gary] 69 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 70 · Nut-Cracker Answers and Bright Sayings · [uncredited] · cn 71 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 72 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 73 · The One-Piece or So-Called Boiled Dinner · Ethel Somers · ar 74 · Travel Talks Are Favorites with Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 75 · Downward to Paradise [Part 2 of 2] · Frank R. Adams · nv

Liberty [v2 #41, February 13, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Robert Robinson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Lincoln · The Editor · ed 7 · The “Ins” and “Outs” of American Society · Norman S. Hall · ar 10 · What Love Is · Konrad Bercovici · ss 17 · The Diaries of Washington [Part 1 of 3] · George Washington · ms 23 · And So We Built a House · Caroline S. Krum · ar 27 · The Heartbreak of a Queen [Part 2 of 5] · Intimate Sources · ar 35 · Mr. Dooley on Football [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 39 · Mannequin [Part 11 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 49 · Riding the Engine of the Twentieth Century · Paul Kinkead · ar 52 · The Secret of Health at the Tip of Your Tongue · Eileen Bourne · ar 57 · Sharp Tricks in Sports · Hugh Fullerton · ar 60 · Nut-Cracker Answers and Bright Sayings · [uncredited] · cn 61 · Archie and the Old Porcupine · Seth Clarkson · ss 70 · The Right Way to Apply for a Job · [uncredited] · ar 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 73 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 76 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 77 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 78 · Delicious Homemade Valentines · Ethel M. Somers · ar 79 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 55 · [uncredited] · pz 80 · Steve Brodie’s Famous Leap · Julian Roth · ar 81 · Exclusive Sports Models for Home Needles · Patricia · ia 82 · Paris Reviving Fashions in Capes · Mary Brush Williams · ar

Liberty [v2 #42, February 20, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Norman Price) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Trails of Empire · The Editor · ed 7 · The Black Cousin [Part 1 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 13 · Frenzied Football · Walter Davenport · ar 19 · Why Business Men Pick Good-Looking Girls · Eileen Bourne · ar 22 · Portrait of a Girl on Hollywood Boulevard · Michael Arlen · ss 29 · Mr. Dooley on Youth [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 33 · Flung Roses · Phyllis Duganne · ss 45 · The Heartbreak of a Queen [Part 3 of 5] · Intimate Sources · ar 53 · The Diaries of Washington [Part 2 of 3] · George Washington · ms 57 · Trails of Empire—A Map History of America’s Highways · [uncredited] · ia 58 · A Girl Named Moth · Opie Read · ss 61 · A Dollar Down—and Then What? · Arthur Robinson · ar 63 · Mannequin [Part 12 of 12] · Fannie Hurst · sl 72 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 75 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 76 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 77 · Dieting—From Sickness to Health · Ethel Somers · ar 78 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 79 · Liberty’s Cross-Word PuzzleNo. 56 · [uncredited] · pz 80 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 81 · Frocks Reflect Spring Modes · Patricia · ia 82 · Four More Years of Today’s Styles · Mary Brush Williams · ar

Liberty [v2 #43, February 27, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 72pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Edmund Davenport) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Washington · The Editor · ed 7 · Keeping It from Cuthbert · P. G. Wodehouse · ss The Strand Magazine December 1913, as “Keeping It from Harold”; slightly revised. 11 · A True Story About a Real Suicide Club · Walter Davenport · ar 14 · Vamps Not Wanted in Big Offices · Eileen Bourne · ar 19 · Art Versus Eyesight · Frederick Halsey · ar 20 · The Black Cousin [Part 2 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 27 · Some of My Best Laughs from Crooks · George S. Dougherty · ar 29 · Among Gorillas · Mary Hastings Bradley · ar 33 · Count Namovich Orders a Bullet-Proof Vest · Charles Divine · ss 45 · Mr. Dooley’s War Recollections [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 49 · Just Partners Because They Were Always Just · Judge John DeB. Limley · ar 50 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 51 · The Heartbreak of a Queen [Part 4 of 5] · Intimate Sources · ar 55 · Spanish Shawl Gives Romantic Touch · Mary Brush Williams · ar 56 · Frocks That Are Smart Yet Inexpensive · Patricia · ia 57 · “Crashing” the Private Secretary · Paul Kinkead · ar 59 · The Diaries of Washington [Part 3 of 3] · George Washington · ms 62 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 57 · [uncredited] · pz 63 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 64 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 65 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 66 · The Homemade Jelly Roll with Variations · Ethel M. Somers · ar 67 · Hinkey of Yale · Hugh Fullerton · ar 70 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn

Liberty [v2 #44, March 6, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Carl Van Buskirk) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Sing Sing Follies · The Editor · ed 7 · The T’ang Mirror [Part 1 of 2] · Edward Knoblock · ss 12 · Other Celebrities · Mary Allen Hulbert · ar 17 · The Biggest “Kick” in the War · Norman S. Hall · ar 23 · Masque-Ball · Samuel Hopkins Adams · ss 31 · Inside Baseball · John McGraw; as told to Hugh Fullerton · ar 36 · The Black Cousin [Part 3 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 47 · Mr. Dooley on Capital and Labor [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 54 · Loon River Anthology · Herbert J. Mangham · pm 55 · Shortest Month Is Long on Genius · Eileen Bourne · ar 59 · He Listened His Way Up! · Earl Reeves · ar [Ref. David A. Schulte] 60 · Blonde or Brunette—Which Wins? · Viola Brothers Shore · ar 62 · Liberty’s Radio Fans Make New and Helpful Suggestions · [uncredited] · cn 63 · Mr. Dillon: He Thinks Only in Millions · Walter Davenport · ar 67 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 68 · The Sartorial Swain · Lillian Day · ss 70 · Sweet Adeline · Sigmund Spaeth · ar 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 73 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 75 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 75 · Five New Ways of Cooking Fish · Ethel Somers · ar 76 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 58 · [uncredited] · pz 77 · Checks and Plaits Continue in Popularity · Mary Brush Williams · ar 78 · Sports Mode—The Smart Frock Fashion · Patricia · ia 79 · The Heartbreak of a Queen [Part 5 of 5] · Intimate Sources · ar

Liberty [v2 #45, March 13, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Frederic Stanley) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Clock of Life · The Editor · ed 7 · The Intermarriage of Jews and Gentiles · Franklin Fargo · ar 11 · Keeping In with Vosper [The Oldest Member] · P. G. Wodehouse · ss The Strand Magazine March 1926 19 · Science Can Make You Grow Younger · Judge John DeB. Limley · ar 23 · Eve and Her Pearls · Eileen Bourne · ar 27 · A College Education=$150,000 · Nick Flatley · ar 29 · The Black Cousin [Part 4 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 38 · Mr. Dooley on Income Tax [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 45 · The Strong Woman · Jim Tully · ss 51 · The T’ang Mirror [Part 2 of 2] · Edward Knoblock · ss 58 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 59 · The Conquest of the Beard · Brenda Ueland · ar 63 · New Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Listeners · [uncredited] · cn 64 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 59 · [uncredited] · pz 65 · Wanted—Ball Players! No Stars Need Apply · Hugh Fullerton · ar 67 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 69 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 71 · Oysters—Their Use and Abuse as a Food · Ethel Somers · ar 72 · Tailored Suits Use Leather Trimmings · Mary Brush Williams · ar 73 · Exquisite Fabrics Rule in Flaring Lines · Patricia · ia 74 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 75 · The Black Curse of the Osages · Homer Croy · ar

Liberty [v2 #46, March 20, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Walter Beach Humphrey) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Spring · The Editor · ed 7 · Censoring the Movies · Brenda Ueland · ar 11 · Batting for Tony · R. J. B. Denby · ss 19 · Washington’s Slaves · Clifford Raymond · ar 27 · The Love of the Irish · Frederick Halsey · ss 31 · The Mystery of a Perfect Make-up · Eileen Bourne · ar 33 · Why Dempsey Does Not Fight Wills · Hugh Fullerton · ar 37 · The Jew in America · Franklin Fargo · ar 45 · The Black Cousin [Part 5 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 55 · Mr. Dooley on the Pleasures of the Rich [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 58 · The Pearl of Mistassini · William Merriam Rouse · ss 66 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 67 · Married Women in Office Work · John Beach · ar 70 · Planting Personality · Frances Harmer · ar 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 73 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 74 · The Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 76 · Menus Built Around Corn · Ethel M. Somers · ar 77 · Atractive Models for Home Needles · Patricia · ia 78 · Turbans and Toques Are Out of Fashion · Mary Brush Williams · ar 79 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 60 · [uncredited] · pz 80 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 81 · Can a Queen Be Happy? · Mrs. Larry Rue · ar

Liberty [v2 #47, March 27, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 76pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Carl Van Buskirk) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Patriotic Game of States · The Editor · ed 5 · Must the United States Fight Mexico? · The Editor · ed 7 · The Amazing Story of Nancy Randolph [Part 1 of 2] · Clifford Raymond · ar 12 · The Confession · H. de Vere Stacpoole · ss 19 · Friendly Enemies · William Hard · ar 23 · Mr. Dooley on Mussolini [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 29 · The Black Cousin [Part 6 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 38 · Salute Another American Sea Hero! · Archibald Douglas Turnbull · ar 41 · “S.A.” · Eileen Bourne · ar 45 · How to Get Your Jewels Back · Walter Davenport · ar 49 · The Pride of Remorse · Rupert Hughes · ss 52 · Why We Blush · Brenda Ueland · ar 55 · The Fastest Game of All · Hugh Fullerton · ar 56 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 57 · The Jew in the Melting Pot · Franklin Fargo · ar 63 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 64 · Taffeta, the New Mode · Patricia · ia 65 · Capes Are All the Rage in Paris · Mary Brush Williams · ar 66 · The Patriotic Game of States (First Set) · [uncredited] · cn 69 · Sunday-Night Tea a la Mode · Ethel Somers · ar 70 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 71 · The Fortune from a Tea-Room · Alexandra Grey · ar 72 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · The Readers · lt 73 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 61 · [uncredited] · pz 74 · Dread of the Stars and Fear of Snakes · Robert R. Gray · ar

Liberty [v2 #48, April 3, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Ruth Eastman) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · What Is “News”? · The Editor · ed 7 · Are the Democratic Chances All Wet? · Walter Davenport · ar 10 · One Year to Live · Elisabeth Cobb Chapman · ss 17 · “Terrible Terry” McGovern [Part 1 of 5] · Sid Sutherland · ar 20 · A Laugh That Cost $2,500 and Other True Stories of the Movies · Rob Wagner · ar 25 · Cheating the Sea · Dr. Gilbert J. G. Dalldorf · ar; an eye-witness account of the Roosevelt-Antinoe rescue. 31 · The Amazing Story of Nancy Randolph [Part 2 of 2] · Clifford Raymond · ar 41 · Treasure · Llewellyn Hughes · ss; a tale of social brigands who used telepathy. 47 · Mr. Dooley on Pride [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 52 · The Black Cousin [Part 7 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 64 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 65 · Should You Work When Unfit? · Gerald R. Severn · ar 67 · Easter Eggs and Dainties Made at Home · Ethel Somers · ar 69 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 70 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Second Set) · [uncredited] · cn 72 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 62 · [uncredited] · pz 73 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 74 · Simple Modes Inspired by Paris · Patricia · ia 75 · French Bid for Lead in Men’s Fashions · Mary Brush Williams · ar 76 · New and Helpful Suggestions from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 77 · This New Freedom · Eileen Bourne · ar; raising the question of the modern woman’s moral code.

Liberty [v2 #49, April 10, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Edmund Davenport) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Uncle Sam Goes to College · The Editor · ed 7 · Backstage · Ethel Barrymore · ar 11 · Narcisse Selects a Partner · Ruth Waterbury & Harold Cary · ss 15 · New York’s Skyline Will Climb Much Higher · Raymond M. Hood · ar 24 · Types of Men That Interest Women · Brenda Ueland · ar 29 · Drink · A Drunkard · ar 35 · Mr. Dooley on the Power of the Press [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 43 · Whiteface · Jim Tully · ss 52 · The Black Cousin [Part 8 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 58 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 59 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 63 · [uncredited] · pz 60 · Helpful Ideas from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 61 · “Terrible Terry” McGovern [Part 2 of 5] · Sid Sutherland · ar 66 · Do You Like to Wear a Badge? · Paul Kinkead · ar 67 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Set No. 3) · [uncredited] · cn 68 · Compulsory Religion in Our Colleges · Carlos F. Stoddard, Jr. · ar; why modern youth rebels against enforced chapel services. 70 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 72 · Salads—Nature’s Spring Tonic · Ethel M. Somers · ar 73 · Black Now Used for Day and Evening · Mary Brush Williams · ar 74 · Smart Frocks That Are Inexpensive · Patricia · ia 75 · Gypping the Divorce Ladies in Paris · Scott Armstrong · ar

Liberty [v2 #50, April 17, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 88pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Why Not Develop Mexico? · The Editor · ed 7 · La Zanahoria · Achmed Abdullah · ss 12 · Reaping the Whirlwind · Hugh Fullerton · ar 17 · Picking the Best Plays · Burns Mantle · ar 23 · Mr. Dooley Makes a Survey of Prohibition [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 28 · The Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy [Jeeves and Wooster] · P. G. Wodehouse · ss The Strand Magazine April 1926; slightly abridged. 42 · The Oil Crisis in Mexico · Gerald R. Severn · ar 49 · Spring Fever · Eileen Bourne · ar 51 · The Black Cousin [Part 9 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 60 · Youth Restorer · Lillian Day · ss 61 · Can a Wet Be President? · Walter Davenport · ar 67 · “Terrible Terry” McGovern [Part 3 of 5] · Sid Sutherland · ar 73 · Wealth and Happiness · Brenda Ueland · ar 75 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Fourth Set) · [uncredited] · ms 77 · Tasty Quick Breads for Spring Luncheons · Ethel Somers · ms 78 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 79 · Interview with a Soldier Who Said He Would Never Go to Another War · [uncredited] · iv 80 · Lights! Action! Camera! · Alva Taylor · mr 81 · Boleros and Plaits Continue in Vogue · Mary Brush Williams · ar 82 · Latest Styles in Sports Models · Patricia · ia 84 · Helpful Letters from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 85 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 86 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle of the Presidents · [uncredited] · pz

Liberty [v2 #51, April 24, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 76pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · A Weekly for the Whole Family · The Editor · ed 7 · Beauty’s Progress [Part 1 of 3] · Kathleen Norris · sl 13 · What Becomes of the Follies Girls? · Walter Davenport · ar 19 · The Man Who Walks Alone · Edward Kavanaugh & Norman S. Hall · ar; the strange story of the Sing Sing Executioner. 24 · Mr. Dooley on the Effects of Spring [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 31 · How It Feels to Be Adopted · as told to Eileen Bourne · ar 37 · The Chinese Knife · Mildred Cram · ss 46 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 47 · Doping the Big League Teams · Hugh Fullerton · ar 50 · Helpful Letters from Liberty’s Radio Fans · [uncredited] · cn 51 · The Future of Tabloid Newspapers · William H. Field · ar 55 · The Black Cousin [Part 10 of 10] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 63 · A Seasonable Spring Luncheon · Ethel Somers · ar 65 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 66 · Two Comedies and The Black Pirate · Alva Taylor · mr 67 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Fifth Set) · [uncredited] · cn 68 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 64 · [uncredited] · pz 69 · Newest Frocks Show No Waistline · Mary Brush Williams · ar 70 · Paris Inspired These Designs · Patricia · ia 71 · “Terrible Terry” McGovern [Part 4 of 5] · Sid Sutherland · ar

Liberty [v2 #52, May 1, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 76pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Road to True Temperence · The Editor · ed 7 · Temptations of the Movies · Norma Talmadge · ar 11 · Two Tricks in Hearts · Samuel Merwin · ss 18 · Yo-Ho-Ho—And Not a Bottle of Rum! · Seamus Dillon · ar 25 · Beauty’s Progress [Part 2 of 3] · Kathleen Norris · sl 35 · The Face That Wins · Eileen Bourne · ar 36 · Mr. Dooley on the Descent of Man [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 43 · Old Loves · Mary Clare Davron · ar 47 · British Labor Goes Lion Hunting · W. N. Ewer & John S. Steele · ar 52 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 53 · Can Babe Ruth Come Back? · Hugh Fullerton · ar 57 · Venture · Delos W. Lovelace · ss 63 · Simple, Satisfying Menus for Busy Weeks · Ethel Somers · ar 65 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Sixth Set) · [uncredited] · cn 66 · Gloria Swanson Is As Untamed As Ever · Alva Taylor · mr 67 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 68 · Radio Fans Suggest Improvements in Liberty’s Programs · [uncredited] · cn 69 · Paris Favors Two-Color Dresses · Mary Brush Williams · ar 70 · Attractive Frocks That Are Easily Made · Patricia · ia 71 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 65 · [uncredited] · pz 72 · Jekyll in the Office, Hyde at Home · [uncredited] · ar 73 · “Terrible Terry” McGovern [Part 5 of 5] · Sid Sutherland · ar

Liberty [v3 #1, May 8, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Citizen Factories · The Editor · ed 7 · Flying Death [Part 1 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 13 · The Pluckier Sex · Rosita Forbes · ar 21 · The Level Business Head [Ukridge] · P. G. Wodehouse · ss The Strand Magazine May 1926; slightly abridged. 33 · Mr. Dooley Reviews a Book [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 37 · Lenin · Gorky · ar 38 · In and Out of the Land of the Free · William Hard · ar 46 · Beauty’s Progress [Part 3 of 3] · Kathleen Norris · sl 54 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 55 · Trial Marriage · Sari Fedak · ar 57 · The Rabbit Climbs a Tree · Hugh Fullerton · ss 61 · Abie’s Irish Rose · Brenda Ueland · ar 67 · A Full-Length Comedy by Harry Langdon · Alva Taylor · mr 68 · When Tiger Meets Lion the Tiger Wins · Basil Queed · ar 70 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Seventh Set) · [uncredited] · cn 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 72 · You Can Make These Chic Dresses Easily · Patricia · ia 73 · Spring Models Show Plaits Everywhere · Mary Brush Williams · ar 74 · A Mother’s Day Dinner Menu · Ethel Somers · ar 76 · Radio Fans Suggest Improvements in Liberty’s Programs · [uncredited] · cn 77 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 66 · [uncredited] · pz 78 · College Men in the Big Leagues · James Hicks · ar

Liberty [v3 #2, May 15, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 84pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · A Sure Cure · The Editor · ed 7 · Scarlet · Wallace Irwin · ss 13 · Traps, Bunkers, and Greens · Francis Ouimet · ar 20 · Doug Shoots Tomorrow’s Perfect Film · R. J. B. Denby · iv 24 · Flying Death [Part 2 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 35 · Woman Wants Love—Not Success · Eileen Bourne · ar 39 · Mr. Dooley on Speculation [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 45 · He and She · Will Allen · ss 49 · The Quebec System · Norman S. Hall · ar 55 · A Light in the Night · John T. Rowland · ss 63 · Your Next Car · John Wolgamot · ar 65 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 67 · [uncredited] · pz 67 · The Prisoner’s Song · Riley Barnes · ar 71 · Delicious Ways to Cook Asparagus · Ethel Somers · ar 73 · A New Historical Film of the Turbulent West · Alva Taylor · mr 75 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 76 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Eighth Set) · [uncredited] · cn 77 · Why French Styles Have Individuality · Mary Brush Williams · ar 78 · Simple Sports Frocks Rule for All Daytime Occasions · Patricia · ia 79 · The Grand Old Lady of Opera · Samuel Chotzinoff · ar [Ref. Madame Schumann-Heink]

Liberty [v3 #3, May 22, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · The Great Schoolmaster · The Editor · ed 7 · The Outlawed Mermaid [Part 1 of 2] · Arthur Somers Roche · sl 13 · Faces That Haunt You · Beecher Edwards · ar 18 · The Black Flag Flies in New York Harbor · Jack O’Donnell · ar 25 · Stop! Go! · Phyllis Duganne · ss 39 · Mr. Dooley on the Women’s Vote [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 43 · Don’t Feast or Fast Too Much! · Eileen Bourne · ar 46 · Flying Death [Part 3 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 53 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 54 · Radio Fans Tell How to Make Liberty’s Air Programs Better · [uncredited] · cn 55 · Announcing the Winners of the Patriotic Game of Presidents · [uncredited] · cn 57 · “Never Up, Never In” · Francis Ouimet · ar 62 · I Love My Children, but Gosh! They Wear Me Out · Mabel McElliott Clarke · ar 64 · To Succeed, Be Enthusiastic · Hugh Fullerton · ar 67 · Making the Most Out of Rhubarb · Ethel Somers · ar 68 · A Letter That Will Live · [uncredited] · lt; a striking document from a man hanged for treason. 69 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Ninth Set) · [uncredited] · cn 70 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 68 · [uncredited] · pz 71 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 72 · A Tear—A Smile—and an Uproarious Farce · Alva Taylor · mr 73 · How to Choose the Hat That Suits You · Mary Brush Williams · ar 74 · Delightfully Smart Frocks Greet the Vacation Season · Patricia · ia 75 · Marching with Hoover to the Sea · James O’Donnell Bennett · ar

Liberty [v3 #4, May 29, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 68pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 5 · Our Country, Right or Wrong · The Editor · ed 7 · The Whittemore Mob [Part 1 of 3] · Sidney Sutherland · ar 11 · Oswald · Gouverneur Morris · ss 19 · Mr. Dooley on Conversation [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 23 · The Champagne Roadster · Frank R. Adams · ss 36 · Flying Death [Part 4 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 42 · Bright Sayings of Children · Various · cl 43 · The Most Beautiful Woman in the World · Eileen Bourne · ar 46 · Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 69 · [uncredited] · pz 47 · The Outlawed Mermaid [Part 2 of 2] · Arthur Somers Roche · sl 55 · A Romantic Drama and Two Farces · Alva Taylor · mr 56 · Liberty’s Patriotic Game of States (Tenth Set) · [uncredited] · ms 57 · Winners in the Patriotic Game of Presidents (Second Group) · [uncredited] · cn 59 · News of the World · Ralph Barton · ct 60 · Strawberry Shortcake as Mother Made It · Ethel Somers · ms 61 · Simplicity Rules in Paris Designs · Mary Brush Williams · ar 62 · Seasonable Dresses Easily Made from Patricia Patterns · Patricia · ms 63 · My Tie with Ray and Vardon · Francis Ouimet · ar 66 · Radio Fans Tell How to Make Liberty’s Air Programs Better · The Readers · cn

Liberty [v3 #5, June 5, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits features. 5 · How to Go Auto Touring · The Editor · ed 7 · A Man Trap for Gawky · Mary Heaton Vorse · ss 12 · No Food with My Meals · Fannie Hurst · ar 18 · Lord Emsworth Acts for the Best [Blandings Castle] · P. G. Wodehouse · ss The Strand Magazine June 1926; abridged. 31 · So You’re Going Abroad · Clara E. Laughlin · ar 37 · Mr. Dooley on Our Moral Leaders [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 40 · The Whittemore Mob [Part 2 of 3] · Sidney Sutherland · ar 49 · How’d You Like to Be in My Place? · Basil Queed · iv; an interview with a circus queen who longs to be a typist. 53 · When You Go to See a Lawyer · Charles Kelly · ar 55 · Flying Death [Part 5 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 64 · The Clergy Ties ’Em Tighter · Eileen Bourne · ar 68 · Final List of Winners in Our $25,000 Presidents Game · [uncredited] · cn 79 · How I Won the Open Championship · Francis Ouimet · ar

Liberty [v3 #6, June 12, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 76pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits features. 5 · Own Your Home · The Editor · ed 7 · Own Your Home · Hugh Fullerton · cl 11 · The Corbin Necklace [Part 1 of 10] · Henry Kitchell Webster · n. 21 · The Mystery of the Strangled Ostrich · Norman S. Hall · ar; the real story of the Boston ostrich murder. 27 · Farewell to the Moon · Dana Burnet · ss 35 · Mr. Dooley on Political Diseases [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 41 · The Whittemore Mob [Part 3 of 3] · Sidney Sutherland · ar 45 · The Language of the Stars · Stephen Vincent Benét · ss 51 · I’m a Badly Licked Champion · Francis Ouimet · ar 55 · Flying Death [Part 6 of 6] · Edwin Balmer · sl 73 · Rice, Veils, and Wedding Rings · Eileen Bourne · ar

Liberty [v3 #7, June 19, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 76pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits features. 5 · Sinclair Lewis and Babbitt · The Editor · ed 7 · “Aunt Jane”—the Old Lady from Hell · George K. Shaffer · ar; on Tiajuana, Mexico. 11 · As Easy As Kiss-Me-Hand · Sophie Kerr · ss 21 · Lighting the Stars · David Belasco · ar 27 · The Corbin Necklace [Part 2 of 10] · Henry Kitchell Webster · n. 37 · Mr. Dooley Talks About Gunmen [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss 41 · The Broken Pledge · Arthur Somers Roche · ss 49 · Great Fellows, These Golfers · Francis Ouimet · ar 53 · Own Your Home · James G. Jackson & George B. Longan · cl 56 · Stiffening the Nation’s Backbone · Hugh Fullerton · ar 57 · Walter Johnson’s Fan Mail · Mrs. Walter Johnson · ar 68 · For the Love o’ Lil—Liberty’s New Cover Serial · [uncredited] · cn 74 · Everything About Weddings · Inez Cunningham · ar

Liberty [v3 #8, June 26, 1926] ed. Harvey Deuell (Liberty Weekly, Inc., 5¢, 80pp, 10″ x 13″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits features. 7 · The Ladies! God Bless ’Em! · The Editor · ed 9 · Without Surrender [Part 1 of 2; Edmund O’Shea] · Sax Rohmer · ss; chapters 1- 7 of Moon of Madness. 15 · The Night Clubs of New York · Mildred Harris · ar 21 · For Sale—Dog · Edward Hope · ss 29 · An Eye for an Eye · Rosita Forbes · ar 39 · Mr. Dooley on Eugenics [Mr. Dooley] · Finley Peter Dunne · ss Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1914 43 · The Corbin Necklace [Part 3 of 10] · Henry Kitchell Webster · n. 53 · Nine Lengths Ahead of Father Time · Hugh Fullerton · ar 56 · Custer’s Last Battle · Arthur Chapman · ar 66 · For the Love o’ Lil—Liberty’s New Cover Serial · [uncredited] · cn 69 · Some of the Troubles That Home Builders Meet · Arthur A. Tiller · ar 73 · To Have and to Hold Those Locks of Yours · Eileen Bourne · ar 77 · Pressure—The Story of the Soul of Japan · Roderick O. Matheson · ar