The best short stories of 1919, and the yearbook of the American short story
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The best short stories of 1919, and the yearbook of the American short story
American fiction -- 20th century; Short stories -- 20th century -- Bibliography; Short stories -- 20th century -- Indexes; Short stories, American
COMFORT, WILL LEVINGTON, _and_ DOST, ZAMIN KI.
*Blue Boar. S. E. P. Aug. 23. (18.)
*Elephant Concerns. S. E. P. Sept. 6. (32.)
*Fear. S. E. P. Aug. 9. (18.)
*Hand of God. S. E. P. July 19. (14.)
*Hunting Cheetah. S. E. P. June 14. (18.)
*Jungle Laughter. S. E. P. May 31. (22.)
*Monkey Glen. S. E. P. May 17. (22.)
*Monster Kabuh. S. E. P. July 5. (18.)
COMSTOCK, SARAH. (_See 1915._) (_H._)
Lost Lady Trail. Harp. M. Dec. '18. (138:111.)
CONDON, FRANK. (_See 1916, 1917, and 1918._)
Eclipse Handicap. Col. June 14. (7.)
Gone But Not Forgotten. Col. April 12. (7.)
Nothing to Do. Col. Sept. 13. (9.)
Omar the Strong Man. Col. Aug. 2. (7.)
Pope's Mule. Col. Jan. 25. (6.)
Rain Makers. Col. Dec. 21, '18. (7.)
CONNOLLY, JAMES BRENDAN. (1868- .) (_H._) (_See 1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918._)
*Flying Sailor. Col. Aug. 9. (12.)
*Good by the Horse Boat. Col. July 26. (11.)
*Jack o' Lanterns. Col. June 28. (7.)
*London Lights. Col. Aug. 16. (10.)
*Lumber Boat. Col. July 5. (7.)
*Undersea Man. Col. July 12. (7.)
*U 212. Col. July 19. (7.)
*CONSTANT, JACQUES.
Two Godmothers. N. Y. Trib. Nov. 3, '18.
COOK, MRS. GEORGE CRAM. _See_ GLASPELL, SUSAN.
COOKE, MARJORIE BENTON. (_See 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918._)
Arabella Upon Setebos. Pict. R. July. (10.)
COOPER, COURTNEY RYLEY. (1886- .) (_See 1917._) (_H._)
Homeward Bound. Pict. R. March. (28.)
Scotty of the Circus. Pict. R. Aug. (27.)
COWDERY, ALICE. (_See 1915 and 1917._) (_H._)
***Spiral. Harp. M. Nov. '18. (137:803.)
COX, ELEANOR ROGERS. (_See 1918._)
**Enchantment Laid Upon Cuchulain by Queen Faud.
N. Y. Trib. March 23. (Pt. 7 p. 6.)
**Planting of the Trees. Del. April. (14.)
CRABB, ARTHUR. (_See 1917 and 1918._)
Alibi. Col. May 17. (11.)
"Compromise Henry?" Col. Sept. 6. (16.)
Disorderly Conduct. Col. Jan. 4. (14.)
G. L. J. Col. May 3. (10.)
Greatest Day. Col. July 12. (11.)
Harold Child, Bachelor. L. H. J. Sept. (15.)
Number 14 Mole Street. Col. March 29. (10.)
Perception. Col. Sept. 27. (11.)
Pleasant Evening. Col. March 1. (10.)
Smoke Girl. L. H. J. May. (12.)
What Fools Women Are! L. H. J. Aug. (15.)
Wonderful Penny. L. H. J. April. (25.)
CRABBE, BERTHA HELEN. (1887- .) (_See 1916, 1917, and 1918._)
Matter of Importance. Bel. Feb. 8. (26:158.)
CRAFT, MAGDELENE.
*"Blessed Are the Dead". Mid. March-April. (5:93.)
CRAM, MILDRED R. (_See 1916 and 1917._)
And Then Some ----. Col. March 22. (11.)
David and His Little Sling. Col. May 10. (13.)
Incorruptible One. Col. Aug. 30. (9.)
Invisible Pyramid. S. E. P. May 3. (28.)
Lotus Salad. Col. June 14. (11.)
***McCarthy. Scr. Nov. 18. (64:587.)
Man's Job. S. E. P. Feb. 15. (41.)
Signor Pug. Col. Feb. 8-15. (7:13.)
*Twenty Five Years After. L. H. J. Feb. (10.)
**Woman You Couldn't Forget. Harp. B. Dec. '18. (41.)
CRANE, MIFFLIN.
**Reunion. S. S. Dec. '18. (51.)
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