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- Electing a Pope, p. 203
- News from the Starving, p. 203
- News for the Starving, p. 204
- Concerning "Vivisection", p. 204
- Too Late to Do Justice?, p. 204
- This is His Uncle's Teaching, p. 205 Cartoons
- A Famous Antarctic Explorer, p. 206
- The Island of Haiti, p. 206
- Price-Fixing and the Sherman Anti-Trust Law, p. 207
- Facing the Facts of the Bonus, p. 207
- The Washington Disaster, p. 207
- The Coal Crisis, p. 208
- A Defense of the Federal Reserve Banking System, p. 209
- The Door to the General Staff, p. 210
- I. Level Heads and Low Prices: The Agricultural Conference, pp. 210-212
- II. The Camel's Nose in the Siberian Tent: The Armament Conference , p. 213
- National Industrial Problems, p. 214
- Sport for Hardy Folk, p. 215
- The Impending Coal Crisis, pp. 216-218
- A Great Love, p. 219
- The Speech that Won the East for Lincoln, pp. 220-222
- Practical Americanism at Ellis Island, p. 223
- Herbert Ward: Explorer, Sculptor, War Worker, pp. 224-226
- Fishin', p. 227
- One Lyre: Lost, Strayed, or Stolen, p. 228
- [+]The New Books (8 Reviews) , p. 229The Hidden Places, by Bertrand W. Sinclair
- The Hidden Places by Bertrand W. Sinclair
- The Rider of Golden Bar by William Patterson White
- Toilers of the Trails by George Tracy Marsh
- Winnie O'Wynn and the Wolves by Bertram Atkey
- What Is Socialism by James Edward Lerossignol
- Sea and Sardinia by D.H. Lawrence
- City Homes on Country Lanes by William E. Smythe
- Forty-Odd Years in the Literary Shop by James L. Ford
- The Licensing and Inspection of Commercial Aircraft, p. 230
- The Best of All Alibis We Believe It Because We Have used It Ourselves, p. 231
- Financial Department, pp. 232-234
- Contributors' Gallery, p. 235
- By the Way, p. 236
February 8, 1922 Issue - 31 ArticlesEditorial Correspondence from Washington, by Ernest Hamlin AbbottThe Book Table