UCSB LIBRARY 1 '1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" TO The Editors and Friends Who so Kindly Provided Statements for This Guide 1001 PLACES TOJSELL MANUSCRIPTS" Compiled by WILLIAM R. KANE THE AMERICAN WRITER'S YEAR BOOK AND DIRECTORY TO MARKETS FOR MANU- SCRIPTS Ridgewood - - New Jersey THE EDITOR COMPANY Copyright, 1916 WILLIAM R. KANE THE EDITOR PRESS RIDCEWOOD. NEW JERSEY CONTENTS Advertising Journals 17 Agricultural Journals 21 Architectural and Building Publications 45 Automobile, Gas Engine and Allied Trades Journals 49 Book Publishers 53 English Magazines that Buy American Mss 69 Bakery, Confectionery and Allied Trades Journals 86 Coal, Coke and Allied Trades Journals 87 Cement and Allied Trades Journals 88 Dry Goods and Allied Trades Journals 90 Drug, Oil, Paint and Allied Trades Journals 93 Electrical and Allied Trades Journals 105 Engineering Publications 108 Financial, Banking, Business, Efficiency, Development and Sectional Publications 115 Fraternal Publications 125 Furniture, Carpets, Decorations and Allied Trades Journals 130 Garden, Outdoor and Sporting Publications 132 Gospel Song Publishers 140 Grain and Milling Publications 141 Grocery, Fruit and Allied Trades Journals 143 Hardware, Farm Implement and Allied Trades Journals 145 Hotel and Restaurant Publications 148 Household, Women's and Allied Publications 150 Humorous Markets 158 Jewelry, Watchmaking and Allied Trades Journals 161 Juvenile Periodicals 162 Legal and Insurance Journals 168 Lumber and Allied Trades Journals 173 Magazines Offering Free Reprints of Monographs Instead of Cash Payment 175 vn VIII "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Mail Order Papers 178 Manufacturers of Post Cards, Calendars, Advertising Novelties, Etc. 180 Markets for Photographs 186 Medical, Health and Allied Publications 191 Military, Marine and Allied Publications 199 Miscellaneous Unclassified Publications 202 Moving Picture Journals 209 Musical Publications 210 Music Publishers 213 Municipal Utilities Publications 217 Newspapers 220 Photographic and Art Publications 227 Photoplay Markets 230 Poultry Journals 239 Printing, Paper, Publishing and Allied Trades Journals 244 Railroad Publications 247 Religious Journals 250 Shoe, Leather and Allied Trades Journals 279 Standard Magazines, Illustrated, Literary and General Publications 281 Syndicates 306 Theatrical Journals 310 Theatrical Producers 312 ON THE PROPER WAY TO USE THIS BOOK First: Read carefully the preface. It contains information and sug- gestions of great value. Second: Read the Table of Contents. Form an idea of the location in the book of each section. Third: Glance over the Subject Index to learn the scope of this book. Fourth: Notice the magazine or rather the Name Index. The names of all magazines, or other periodicals, publishers, producers, manufac- turers, etc., are listed alphabetically in this index. Fifth: Notice that the presence of a question mark after the listing of any magazine, publisher, etc., indicates that there exists in the com- piler's mind doubt as to the financial reliability, or as to the continuity of publication, or as to the correctness of the information given. Sixth: Notice that the presence of the asterisk before the names of certain periodicals, publishers, producers or manufacturers, indicates that the compiler knows of many writers who have had agreeable ex- periences with these houses. Seventh: If possible take time to read this book through carefully from cover to cover. Notice especially that the markets are classified, lhat is markets of any marked similarity are grouped. Notice that under each group the listing is geographical and alphabetical. This arrangement is the only logical one. When combined with a complete alphabetical index and a fairly comprehensive subject index, it is the best for all purposes. Eighth: This book will serve three main uses, (a) Reading of the statements of editors, publishers, producers, manufacturers, etc., will in- spire the writing of material to be submitted to them. In many cases the very names of periodicals will suggest aspects, hitherto unconsidered, of topics with which authors are thoroughly familiar. In working on material for trade papers writers are urged to remember that these periodicals are addressed to specific bodies of readers, so that material for them should have the "slant" or "viewpoint" which makes it especially entertaining or specifically instructive to these distinctive classes of readers. The compiler believes the potential suggestive power of this book ought to be considered carefully by every writer, (b) Users of the book with unplaced manuscripts will refer to it for suggestions as to desirable markets. If the material appeals to periodicals of a certain type refer to the Table of Contents and find the section devoted to these periodicals. Or reference to the subject index, which should be examined carefully so that the plan of indexing is understood, will give the desired infor- mation, (c) Users of the book knowing the name of a periodical, publisher, producer or manufacturer will wish to know the address and requirements. The index of names will provide reference to the page where this information is listed. Ninth: When the name of periodical, publisher, producer or manu- facturer is given, with no further information, it is likely the house is uot in the market for manuscripts. But this is not always the case. Investigation by individual writers may be more successful than that of IX X "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" the compiler. These houses are listed to make the book as nearly com- plete as possible. Tenth: The compiler urges writers to use this book as a suggestive guide rather than as an absolute index. He hopes writers will examine for themselves magazines with which they are not familiar. Note: The compiler regards as a part of his "life job" the continued publication of this book. He hcpes to improve it year after year. He asks for suggestions and items of information from writers. Especially does he hope to receive information that will enable him to extend the use of the plan, begun in this edition, of marking with asterisks the names of houses with which writers have had agreeable experiences. Perhaps a "dagger" may be used to indicate periodicals, publishers, etc., that treat writers unfairly! And respectfully he intimates his belief that once a year every writer ought to discard his old edition of "1001 Places to Sell Manuscripts" what a misnomer the effective old title has become and invest in the new edition! PREFACE Though this edition of "1001 Places to Sell Manuscripts" is based upon eight previous editions, the compilation is entirely original. In a few instances statements of requirements are similar to those used in prior editions. These have been reprinted only after submission for approval to the editors of the magazines concerned, after these editors had determined that the information as previously listed could not be changed for the better. Several hundred new statements from editors have been added. The information has been re-arranged to facilitate reference and to make easier the task of keeping the lists up-to-date. At risk that this preface may seem an advertisement the com- piler begs to suggest that users of this book will do well to read THE EDITOR regularly and to take note especially of the news of markets for literary material as it is printed in each fortnightly number in the department, "The Literary Market." It will be the especial endeavor of the compiler to have printed promptly in THE EDITOR notices of changes of addresses of magazines, publishers and manufacturers, of suspensions, and of additions. Each paragraph of news printed in THE EDITOR will have a parenthetical reference to the page in this book where a memorandum of such information should be made. There will be published, at intervals, supplemental pages and addenda. These will be supplied at a nominal rate to those who may desire them. The compiler expects to receive, within a few months after publica- tion, many letters to tell him of this or that well known magazine which he has not mentioned. The lists in this book have been carefully checked with all other lists of the kind which were available. It has seemed that no other book is so nearly complete! Letters suggesting additions to or changes from these lists will be welcomed and payment will be made for information which can be used. It is requested that a stamped, addressed, return envelope be sent with such letters to make it less difficult for the compiler to answer them. In- quiries will be welcomed. These will be answered through the "Questions and Answers" department of THE EDITOR, or by mail when desired, if stamped, addressed envelope accompanies the inquiry. The compiler has tried to have the statements of requirements complete. But a writer should see at least one recent number of each magazine to which he is a contributor. It is suggested that a writer who finds it desirable to ask for a sample copy of any publication, in order to make sure that the copy will be sent, will not ask that an advertising rate card be sent also. It is not fair to a magazine to do this. Inquiries regarding advertising are referred to a special department and con- siderable effort is made by every magazine to bring the service offered to the notice of prospective advertisers. Simply ask for a sample copy and, nine times in ten, one will be received promptly. It will seem to many that an unusual, perhaps disproportionate, amount of space has been given to statements from certain magazines. If it seemed advisable statements were edited to shorten them. It will be noticed that the long statements that have been retained contain in- formation or inspiration of positive value aside from their value as state- ments of manuscript requirements. Writers have always been interested to know if a manuscript sub- mitted to one of a number of magazines issued by a publishing company XI XII "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" is considered for this concern's other publications at the one intention. The custom in this regard varies. The Frank A. Munsey Company de- termines in one reading the availability of each manuscript for all of its publications, Munsey's Magazine, The All-Story Weekly, The Argosy and The Railroad Man's Magazine, that is, the Munsey Company has a central reading bureau. Street and Smith maintain separate edi- torial departments for each of their publications, The Popular Maga- zine, People's (Ideal Fiction) Magazine, Smith's Magazine, The New Story Magazine, Live Stories, Ainslee's Magazine, Top Notch, Tip Top and Picture Play Weekly, so that a manuscript should be directed to the editorial department of the publication to which it seems suited. But if a manuscript, submitted to one of the Street and Smith publications which proves unavailable for that magazine, seems adapted to one of the other magazines of "the house," it is referred for consideration to the editor of that magazine. Field and Stream, The Parisienne, Clever Stories and The Smart Set, published by E. F. Warner, have different editorial staffs. Romance and Snappy Stories, monthly periodicals published by the same concern, have allied editorial staffs, but each manuscript should be addressed to the publication for which intended. Manuscripts submitted to Holland's Magazine or to Texas Farm and Ranch are considered at once for both publications. The Harper Magazines, Harper's Monthly Magazine and The North American Review, are under different editorial managements. The Butterick publications, Everybody's Magazine, Adventure, The Delin- eator, The Woman's Magazine and The Designer are edited by separate staffs. The Saturday Evening Post, The Ladies' Home Journal and the Country Gentlemen, published by the Curtis Publishing Company, are under the direction of different editors. The Woman's Home Companion, The American Magazine and Farm and Fireside, controlled by the Crow- ell Publishing Company, are edited by separate organizations. The Century Magazine and St. Nicholas, though both are published by the Century Company, naturally have no editorial connections. Manuscripts are considered at one time for The Red Book, The Blue Book and The Green Book Magazine, but each manuscript should be addressed to the magazine to which it seems best adapted. The McClure Publications, Incorporated, maintain separate editorial staffs for McClure's Magazine, Harper's Weekly and The Ladies' World. The Arthur H. Crist Company provides for separate consideration for manuscripts intended for Table Talk, American Motherhood, or The Otsego Farmer. The Hearst Maga- zines, The Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Hearst's Magazine (form- erly The World To-day), Harper's Bazar, Motor and Motor Boating, are edited separately. Outing and Yachting and All Outdoors are edited separately, though all are controlled by the Outing Publishing Company. Leslie's Weekly and Judge are, of course, under different editorial con- trol. The Orange Judd weeklies, The Northwest Farmstead, Orange Judd Farmer, American Agriculturist, Southern Farming and New England Homestead, are edited, in the main, from the central office at Springfield, Mass., but distinctively local material should be sent to the journal which circulates in the section of the counti-y treated. Short Stories, The World's Work, Country Life in America and The Garden Magazine, which have the imprint of Doubleday, Page and Company, are under the care of separate editorial staffs. The David C. Cook Company, PREFACE XIII of Elgin, 111., has individual editors for each of its many publications, so that manuscripts should be directed to the magazines for which in- tended. Most of the companies that control a number of religious pub- lications have an editor for each publication. But a manuscript unavail- able for one publication of a group, suited to another publication of the same group, usually will be referred to the proper editor. Funk and Wagnalls Company maintains an independent staff for each of its pub- lications. Little Folks and The Children's Magazine and The Black Cat, published by S. E. Cassino Company, are under different editorial man- agements. American Homes and Gardens and The Scientific American, published by Munn and Company, are edited separately. House and Garden, The Boat Buyer, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine and Travel, McBride, Nast and Company publications, are edited separately. The National Magazine and Joe Chappie's News Letter are under virtually the same editorial management, but each manuscript should be addressed to the publication for which intended. It will be observed that, in most cases, magazines published by one company are under separate editorial control. The author should not hesitate, then, to submit a manuscript rejected by one publication of a group to other publications of the same group. In general, however, the foregoing statement may be accepted as offering a definite guide. The compiler does not, of course, vouch for the financial reliability of any of the publications listed. He believes, however, that writers will receive courteous attention from all. An editor ordinarily should not re- quire more than one month or six weeks to pass upon even doubtful man- uscripts. If a manuscript is held by any magazine for more than six weeks, and no report as to availability is received, it is suggested that a post-card, addressed for return to the author, be sent to the editor of the magazine with a letter to request that he use the postal to inform the author whether the manuscript has been accepted or has been retained for further consideration. Should no response be made to this request the author should recall his manuscript, and inform the editor that if it is not received at once a copy will be made to be submitted to the editors of other publications. The offending editor should also be told that his publication will be held responsible for any trouble or confusion which may arise or for any violation of copyright. When there has been any uncertainty as to the financial standing of the publication or any doubt as to the existence of a publication or of the value of the statement of requirements, an interrogation mark, in paren- thesis, has been included after the statement. In submitting manuscripts, there are a few rules that should be borne in mind. 1. The name and address of the writer must be in the upper left-hand corner of the first page of every manuscript he sends out. If a nom de plume is used it should be signed just beneath the title. 2. Stamps for the return of manuscripts must be enclosed. Many publications demand self-addressed, stamped envelopes. 3. A manuscript must be legibly written, on one side of the paper only; the pages must not be fastened together with ribbon or string, but left loose for the editor to shuffle as he reads. Typewritten copy stands a better chance of careful examination than pen written. A pencil man- uscript will not be examined in any office in this country. XIV "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS The letter concerning the manuscript must accompany it, and must be brief and to the point. Simply state that a manuscript is en- closed for consideration at customary rates. A general survey of the field brings out the following facts: More short stories are offered than articles. Formerly larger prices were paid for short stories than for articles. This no longer is true. If the short story sells well it brings a large check. If the article sells well it is likely to bring a slightly larger check. More stories are pur- chased, perhaps, than articles, but a vital article, well developed, with adequate illustrations, always will sell eventually. Good short stories, especially those of more manner than matter, often will remain unsold for long periods. Short stories that remain unsold usually are lacking in that most difficult of all qualities to obtain, plot value. Poetry sells well, but the competition is very great. Imperfect verse, that which is weak in rhyme or meter, stands virtually no chance at all. Editors receive enough material from writers who are masters of the art of versification to supply their requirements. This does not mean that the poet who is without "name" is handicapped. The compiler often notices in tables of contents the names of young poets known to him as beginners but as beginners who have been practicing versifiers, who have something to sing that is theirs, in a manner that is theirs also. WILLIAM R. KANE. Ridgewood, New Jersey. MAGAZINE INDEX Abel's Photographic Weekly 229 Abrahams, Maurice Music Company 215 Academic Producing Company, Inc. 313 Academy 69 Accessory & Garage Journal 52 Accountant 119 Acetylene Journal 108 Acme Motion Picture Corporation 233 Activities 123 Adams Newspaper Service 307 Adjuster 168 Adult Bible Class Monthly 253 Adult's Bible Class Monthly 266 Adult Class 269 Adult Student 274 Advance 252 Advance Advocate, Detroit 247 Advance Advocate, St. Louis 127 Advance Poultry Journal 243 Adventure 287 Advertising & Selling 18 Advertising World 19 Advocate & Family Guardian 262 Advocate of Truth 275 Aera 105 Aerial Age 132 Aero 248 Aeronautics, London 69 Aeronautics, New York 134 Aeroplane 69 Aetna Magazine 168 African World 69 &frico-American Presbyterian 265 Agents Magazine 17 Agents' Review 120, 128 Agricultural Advertising 17 Agricultural College Extension Bulletin 102 Agricultural Economist & Horticultural Review 69 Agricultural Gazette 70 Agricultural Grange 41 Agricultural Herald 39 Agricultural Southwest 28 Agriculturist 44 Agricultural Epitomist 187 Ainslee's Magazine 288 Aircraft 134 Akron Press 224 Alabama Baptist 250 Alabama Farm Journal 21 Alaska Churchman 250 Alberta Farmer 42 Albuquerque Film Company 230 Alco Film Corporation 233 Aldersgate Primitive Methodist Maga- zine 70 Aletheian 204 Algoma Missionary 277 Alienist & Neurologist 194 All Comedy Films, Inc. 234 Alliance Film Corporation 234 All Outdoors 134 All-Story Weekly 288 Allyn & Bacon 55 Ally Sloper's Half-Holiday 70 Altemus Co., Henry 67 Amateur Gardening 70 Amateur Photographer & Photographic News 70 Amateur Photographers' Weekly 229 Ambition 287 America 26S American, Baltimore 221 American, Boston 221 American, Chicago 220 American, New York 223 American Advance 191 American Agency Bulletin 169 American Agriculturist 34, 188 American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal 204 American Architect 46 American Artisan 145 American Art News 228 American Art Works 185 American Banker 120 American Bankruptcy Reports 170 American Bantam Fancier 239 American Baptist Publication Society 66 American Bee Journal 25 American Bible Society 58 American Blacksmith 146 American Book Company 58 American Book & Bible House 66 American Botanist 98 American Bottler 205 American Boy 164, 187 American Breeder SI American Businessman 86, 120, 148, 245 American Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer 130 American Carpenter & Builder 45 American Carpet & Upholstering Journal 131 American Catholic Quarterly Review 269 American Chauffeur 52 American Cheesemaker 30, 144 American Church Sunday School Magazine 270 American City 111, 217 American Cloak & Suit Review 90 American Coal Journal 87 American College 101 American Contractor 45 American Cookery, 162 American Cultivator 29 American Cutler 146 American Cyclecar 49 American Dental Journal 191 American Dressmaker 153 American Druggist & Pharmaceutical Record 94 American Economic Review 119 American Economist 120 American Education 101 American Educational Review 97 American Elevator & Grain Trade 141 American Engineer 110 American Engineer and Railroad Journal 248 American Exchange & Review 172 American Exporter 120 American Fancier & Stock Keeper 240 American Farmer 24 American Federationist 125 American Fertilizer 37, 207 American Field 24 XV XVI "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS American Film Manufacturing Co. 231 American Florist 24 American Food Journal 150 American Friend, Philadelphia 270 American Friend, Richmond 256 American Fruits American Fruit & Nut Journal 41, 144 B American Forestry American Furniture Manufacturer 130 American Furrier 163 American Gas Light Journal 205, 217 American Gentleman American Globe 115 American Golfer 134 American Grocer American Hair Dresser 205 American Hatter 90 American Hay, Flour & Feed Journal 141 American Hebrew American Hen Magazine American Herald American Home 179 American Home Missionary 266 American Home Weekly 31 American Homes & Gardens 46, 134 American Homestead American Horse Breeder 29 American Industries American Insurance Journal American Inventor American Israelite 266 American Jeweler American Journal of Anatomy, Chicago 175 American Journal of Anatomy, Philadelphia American Journal of Clinical Medicine 192 Anrerican Journal of Dermatology 194 An fcrican Journal of Education An frican Journal of Insanity 193 An erican Journal of International Law 170 An mean Journal of Medical Sciences 176, 197 American Journal of Nursing 196 American Journal of Obstetrics 194 American Journal of Ophthalmology 194 American Journal of Orthopedic Surgery 197 American Journal of Pharmacy 95 American Journal of Philology 175 American Journal of Public Health 193 American Journal of Psychology 175 American Journal of Surgery 194 American Journal of Theology 252 American Journal of Tropical Disease & Preventive Medicine 192 American Journal of Veterinary Medicine 192 American Laundry Journal 206 American Labor Legislation Review 170 American Law Review 170 American Legal News 170 American Library Association 54 American Lumberman 173 American Lutheran Survey 273 American Machinist 110 American Magazine 288 American Magazine Association 307 American Marine Engineer 111, 200 American Meat Trade Journal 144 American Medical Compend 196 American Medical Journal 194 American Medicine, Burlington 198 American Medicine, New York 194 American Messenger 263 American Metal Market 146 American Miller 141 American Missionary 263 American Monthly American Motherhood 153 American Motor Journal 49 American Motorist, New York American Motorist, Washington, D. C. 49 American Municipalities American Musician & Art Journal 211 American Newsboy American Open Air School Journal 197 American Packer American Paint & Oil Dealer American Penman 101 American Perfumer & Essential Oil Review American Photography American Physical Education Review 100 American Pigeon Keeper American Poultry Advocate American Poultry Journal American Poultry Instructor 240 American Poultryman 241 American Poultry World American Practitioner American Press Association 188, 308 American Pressman, Cincinnati American Pressman, Rogersville 246 American Primary Teacher American Printer American Racing Pigeon News American Red Cross Magazine 191 American Retailer American Review of Shoes & Leather 280 American School Board Journal 104 American Searchlight 218 American Sheep Breeder & Wool Grower 24 American Shoemaking 279 American Silk Journal American Sportsman 36, 138 American Sports Publishing Company 58 American Squab Journal 241 American Standard 199 American Standard Motion Picture Corporation American Stationer American Stock-Keeper and Fancier 29 American Stockman 31 American Stone Trade American Sugar Industry 203 American Sunday Magazine 288 American Sunday School Union 308 American Sunday School Uni 66 American Sunday School Union Quarterly 269 American Swineherd 24 American Teacher 101 American Theosophist 250 American Thresherman 41, 147 MAGAZINE INDEX XVII American Tourist, Hotel & Travel News 148 American Tract Society 68 American Tyler-Keystone 127 American Underwriter Magazine & Insurance Review 170 American Unitarian 65 American Vehicle 147 American Woman 162, 178 American Wool & Cotton Reporter 90 Americas 121 Ames, Winthrop Anchor & Shield 125 Ancient 126, 199 Angelus 260 Angler's News 70 Angora Journal Animals' Friend 70 Animal's Guardian Animal World 70 Annals of Mathematics 101 Annals of Surgery 176, 197 Ansco Company 182 Answers 70 Answers Library 70 A. O. U. W. Guide 127 Apartment House Apostolate 257 Apothecary 93 Appalachian Trade Journal Apparel Gazette, Chicago 90 Apparel Gazette, Los Angeles 150 Appleton & Co., D. 68 Architect 71 Architect, Builder & Contractor 45 Architect, Builder & Engineer 48, 114 Architect & Engineer 45, 108 Architect Trade 46 Architectural Record 46, 188 Architectural Review, Boston 46 Architectural Review, London 71 Architecture 46 Architecture & Building 46 Archives of Opthalmology 176 Archives of Pediatrics 176, 195 Argonaut 281 Argosy 289 Arizona Magazine 115 Arizona Medical Journal 191 Arizona Teacher 97 Ark 266 Arkansas Farmer Homestead 21 Arkansas Lutheran 250 Arkansas Sunday School Herald 250 Arkansas Teacher 97 Arms and the Man 132, 199 Army Navy Chronicle 71 Army and Navy Gazette 71 Army & Navy Journal 200 Army & Navy Medical Record 191, 199 Army & Navy News 199 Army & Navy Register 199 Army Changes 201 Art and Archaeology 227 Art Chronicle & Art News 71 Arts & Decoration 46, 228 Art & Progress 227 Art Film Company 238 Art in America 228 Art Journal 71 Art Review 228 Art World 227 Asiatic Review 71 Ashmall & Company 213 Assembly Herald 270 Associate Reformed Presbyterian 273 Associate Teacher 103 Associated Advertising 18 Associated Farmer 25 Associated Newspapers 308 Associated Publishers' Syndicate 187 Associated Sunday Magazine 158 Associated Sunday Magazines 289, 308 Association Men 263 Association News 144A Association Press 69 Assurance 170 Athenaeum 71 Athletic World 139 Atkinson, Mentzer & Company 59 Atlantic Educational Journal 99. Atlantic Monthly 284 Atlantic Poultry Journal 240 Atlantic Union Gleaner 260 Audel & Co., Theo. 59 Augusta Baptist 274 Augsburg Sunday School Teacher 270 Augsburg Teacher 270 Authors' Producing Company 313 Autocar 71 Auto Era 52 Auto-Mechanics 50 Automobile 50 Automobile Club Journal 49 Automobile Dealer & Repairer 60 Automobile Journal, Pawtucket 62 Automobile Journal, Pittsburg 52 Automobile Magazine 61 Automobile Topics 61 Automotor Journal 71 Auto News 60 Autos & Implements, 145 Ave Maria 256 Awakener 256 Baby 193 Baby's Mother 266 Baby, the Mothers' Magazine 71 Baby's World 71 Badminton Magazine 72 Baily's Magazine of Sports & Pastimes 72 Bain, George Grantham 188 Baird, F. Elwood 66 Baker, Walter A. 66 Bakers' & Confectioners' Review 86 Bakers' Helper 86 Bakers' Journal 86, 125 Bakers' Review 86 Bakers' Weekly 86 Ball Publishing Company 55 Balboa Amusement Producing Co. 230 Banker 116 Banker & Stockholder 121 Banker & Tradesman 119 Bankers' Home Magazine 121 Bankers' Magazine 121 Banking Law Journal 121, 170 XVIII "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Banking World 116 Bank Man 118 Banner, Grand Rapids 260 Banner, Dwight 125 Banner of Life 258 Baptist 250 Baptist Advance 250 Baptist Banner 276 Baptist Boys and Girl* 274 Baptist Builder 274 Baptist Chronicle 257 Baptist Commoner 250 Baptist Commonwealth 270 Baptist Courier 273 Baptist Echo 275 Baptist Flag Baptist Forum 251 Baptist Messenger 269 Baptist Observer 256 Baptist Record, Jackson 261 Baptist Record, Pella Baptist & Reflector Baptist Reporter 261 Baptist Rival 269 Baptist Sentinel 266 Baptist Standard Baptist Superintendent 270 Baptist Teacher Baptist Trumpet Baptist Union Baptist Vanguard Baptist Voice 257 Baptist Witness Baptist Women's Union 261 Baptist Worker 269 Baptist World 257 Bar 172 Baraca-Philathea Herald Barbers' Journal 205 Barnes Co., A. S. Barnum's Midland Farmer Barrel & Box 203 Barrels & Bottles 204 Barse & Hopkins 59, 183 Earth olomae. Philip. 313 Baseball Journal Baseball Magazine 134 Battalion Bausch & Lamb Optical Company 185, 189 Bay View Magazine 285 Bazaar Beacon Beazley, Samuel W. Beck, Max 183 Beck. Martin Beck's Weekly, 305 Beckley-Cardy Co. 64 Bedrock 72 Bee 39 Bee Hive 127 Bee Keeper's Review 30 Belasco, David 313 Bell, Claude J. 68 Bell Telephone News 105 Bellman 285 Bence Company, E. S. 182 Ben Franklin Monthly 244 Bench ft Bar 170 Bender. Matthew 58 Bennett, Richard 313 Bentham, M. S. 313 Benziger Brothers 59 Benziger's Magazine 263, 289 Berdan Publishing Company 183 Berks County Law Journal 172 Berkshire World & Corn Belt Stockman 26 Bethlehem Churchman 273 Better Farming; 24 Better Fruit 37, 144A Better Photos 227 Better Roads & Streets 112 Bible Champion 262 Bible Class Magazine 277 Bible Teacher 272 Biblical Educator 276 Biblical Recorder 266 Biblical World 252 Biblio 245 Bien Company, Julius 183 Bigelow, Edward F. 186 Biglow & Main Co. 140 Bible Review 250 Billboard 311 Billiards Magazine 133 Binnacle 199 Biograph Co. 230 Bird Life 72 Bird-Lore 134 Birds and Nature 133 Black Cat 285 Black Diamond 87 Blacksmith & Wheelwright 146 Blackwood's Magazine Blade 36 Blakiston's Sons & Co., P. 67 Blanchard, C. M. 313 Bloch Publishing Company 69 Blodgett & Company, W. C. 181 Blooded Stock Farmer Blue Bird 102. 166 Blue Book Boat Buyer 200 Boating 134 Bobbs-Merrill Company 56 Bohm, Frank 313 Boiler Maker HO Boiler Makers' & Iron Ship Builders' Journal Bonds & Mortgages 116 Bon Ray Film Company Bookkeeping Today 123 Bookman, London Bookman. New York Book News Monthly Bookseller, Newsdealer and Stationer 245 Bookseller & Stationer & Office Equipment Journal Boosey & Company Boot & Shoe Recorder 279 Boston Book Company 56 Boston Line Boston Medical & Surgical Journal 176 Boston Music Company Bowlers' Journal 134 Boxing 134 Box Office Attraction Company 234 MAGAZINE INDEX XIX Boy 162 Boy Builder 162 Boy Life 266 Boys & Girls, Elgin 253 Boys and Girls, Nashville 274 Boys' Friend 73 Boys' Friend Library 73 Boya' Herald 73 Boys' Life 165 Boy's Magazine 167 Boy's Monthly 166 Boys' Own Paper 73 Boys' Realm 73 Boys' World 162, 253 Boyer's Financial Record 123 Bradley Co., Milton 57 Brady, William A. 313 William A. Brady Picture Plays Inc. 234 Brass World & Plater's Guide 145 Breeder's Gazette 24 Breeder & Sportsman 22 Brentano's 59 Brethren Evangelist 266 Brickbuilder 46 Brick & Clay Record 108 Bricklayer, Mason & Plasterer 125 Bridgemen's Magazine 125 British-American Lumberman, 48, 174 British Columbia Mining Exchange & Investors Guide 124 British Columb'a Orphan Friend 277 British Columbia Poultryman & Horticulturist 42, 243 B. C. Western Catholic 277 British Food Journal & Hygienic Review 73 British Journal of Photography 73 Broadway Music Corporation 215 Brooklyn Life 158. 286 Brooks, Joseph 313 Brooks Feature Syndicate 307 Brooms, Brushes & Handles 207 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorator! & Paperhangers of America 126 Brown & Bigelow 182 Browne & Howell 54 Browning's Magazine 158, 289 Bruni, G. L. 181 Buffalo Motorist 50 Buick Bulletin 60 Builder, Baltimore 46 Builder, London 73 Builder, Pittsburg 47 Builder & Contractor 45 Builders' Bulletin 48 Builders' Exchange & Forum 47 Builder's Gazette 47 Builder's Guide 47 Builders' Weekly Guide 46 Building Age 46 Buildings & Building Management 45 Building Management 108 Building News Building Progress 47 Building Record 48 Building Review 46 Building Witness 47 Building World, Calgary 48 Building World, London 73 Bulletin of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts 228 Bulletin, Philadelphia 224 Bulletin of Photography 229 Bulletin, Providence 226 Bulletin, Toronto 172 Bulletin, San Francisco 220 Bulletin of the American Academy of Medicine 196 Bulletin of Commerce 120 Bulletin of Pharmacy 94 Bungalow Magazine 48 Bureau of Practical Arts 187 Burlington Magazine 74 Burlington Employes' Magazine 247 Business 119 Business Aid 116, 168 Business Educator Business Farmer, El Paso Business Farmer Business Journal, Stockton Business Magazine Business Philosopher Business Service Busy Man's Magazine Business Woman's Magazine, Chicago 116 Business Woman's Magazine, Newburgh Butcher's Advocate Butchers' & Packers' Gazette Butter, Cheese & Egg Journal Bystander Cadenza California Christian Advocate California Country Journal California Cultivator California Druggist California Farm & Home California Fruit News California Independent California Industries Magazine California Law Review California Medical and Surgical Reporter California Oil World California Outlook 102, 122 40 28 121 128 116 119 124 120. 163 144 127, 144 42. 144B 74 210 251 22 21 93 22 143 250 115 168 22, 191 98 281 California State Journal of Medicine 191 California Tourist & Hotel Reporter 148 Call, San Francisco 220 Callaghan & Company 64 Call of the South 202 Cameo Film Company 284 Camera 229 Camera Craft 227 Cambell Art Company 182 Campbell's Scientific Farmer 38 Campine Herald & Ancona World 241 Canada Canada Lancet Canada Law Journal Canada Lumberman 174 Canada Lutheran Canada Monthly 304 Canadian Architect & Builder 48 Canadian Automobile 62 Canadian Baker & Confectioner 86 XX "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" 149 277 43 201 96 114 277 44 147 124 43 114 277 33 144B 147 44 Canadian Baptist 277 Canadian Blacksmith & Wood- worker 147, 174 Canadian Builder 48 Canadian Builder & Carpenter 48 Canadian Churchman 277 Canadian Cigar & Tobacco Journal 208 Canadian Citizen Canadian Clay Worker 208 Canadian Commercial Traveler & Railway News Canadian Congregationalist Canadian Countryman Canadian Defense Canadian Druggist Canadian Engineer Canadian Epworth Era Canadian Farm Canadian Farm Implements, 42, Canadian Finance Canadian Forestry Journal Canadian Foundryman Canadian Freeman Canadian Furniture World & the Blooded Stock Farmer Canadian Grocer Canadian Hardware, Stove & Paint Journal Canadian Harness & Carriage Journal 147 Canadian Home Journal Canadian Home Needlework 157 Canadian Horticulturist Canadian Implement & Vehicle Trade 43, Canadian Insurance and Office Field Canadian Jewish Times Canadian Journal of Commerce Canadian Journal of Medicine & Surgery Canadian Journal of Music Canadian Law Times 172 Canadian Live Stock News Canadian Machinery Canadian Magazine Canadian Manufacturer Canadian Medical Association Journal 198 Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart Canadian Military Gazette Canadian Miller & Grain Elevator 142 Canadian Millinery Review 157 Canadian Mining Journal Canadian Motor Boat 201 Canadian Motorcycle & Bicycle Journal 52 Canadian Motorist 52 Canadian Municipal Journal Canadian Music Trades Journal Canadian Nurse 198 Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal Canadian Pictorial Canadian Pottery & Glass Gazette 144B Canadian Poultry News 243 Canadian Poultry Review 243 Canadian Power Boat 201 Canadian Practitioner & Review 198 Canadian Provisioner 144B Canadian Railway & Marine World 201 Canadian Royal Templar 129 Canadian Sporting Life 139 Canadian Sportsman Live Stock Journal 43, 139 Canadian Standard Magazine 42, 304 Canadian Teacher 104 Canadian Textile Journal 92 Canadian Thresherman & Farmer 42, 147 Canadian Trade Review 208 Canadian University Magazine 305 Canadian Woodman 129 Canadian Woodworker 174, 208 Canadian Workman 129 Candy & Ice Cream 86 Canner & Dried Fruit Packer 143 Canning Trade 144 Capitalist & Boston Market Reporter 119 Capper's Weekly 178 Captain 74 Car Illustrated 74 Carette 49 Carl Ray Motion Picture Company 231 Carolina Churchman 265 Carolina Poultryman 241 Carolina Union Farmer Carpenter 45, 12fi Carpenter & Company Carpenter Company, Samuel 185 Carpenters Trade Journal Carpet & Upholstery Trade Review 131 Carpets, Wallpaper & Curtains Carriage Dealers' Journal Carriage Monthly 52, 147 Carriage & Wagon Builder Case & Comment Casket 130 Cassell's Annual for Boys & Girls 74 Cassell's Magazine Cassell's Saturday Journal Cassier's Magazine Caterer & Hotel Proprietors' Gazette 148 Catholic Catholic Advance Catholic Bulletin Catholic Chronicle Catholic Churchman Catholic Citizen, Massachusetts, Catholic Citizen, Wisconsin, Catholic Columbian Record, Columbus 268 Catholic Columbian Record, Indpls. 256 Catholic Education Press Catholic Educational Review 97, 251 Catholic Forester, Columbus Catholic Forester, Milwaukee Catholic Herald 250 Catholic Home Journal, Greeley Catholic Home Journal, London Catholic Journal Catholic Journal of the New South 276 Catholic Light 273 Catholic Messenger, Davenport 257 Catholic Messenger, Worcester 260 Catholic News, Mass. 260 Catholic News, New York 263 Catholic Northwest Progress 276 Catholic Pilot 252 Catholic Record, Canada 277 Catholic Record, Illinois 256 MAGAZINE INDEX XXI Catholic Register. Colorado 251 Catholic Register, Misaonri 261 Catholic Register and Canadian Extension 278 Catholic Sentinel, Oregon 269 Catholic Sentinel, Wisconsin 276 Catholic School Journal 104 Catholic Standard and Times 270 Catholic Sun 265 Catholic Telegraph 266 Catholic Transcript 251 Catholic Tribune 257 Catholic Union & Times 262 Catholic Universe 268 Catholic World 263 Catholic Youth 276 Cattleman 40 Celebrity Art Company 181 Cement 89 Cement Age 89 Cement Era 45, 88. 186 Cement & Engineering New* 88, 108 Cement Record 88 Cement World 45, 88 Centaur Film Company 233 Centra! Christian Advocate 261 Central Film Company 232 Central Law Journal 170 Central Methodist Advocate 257 Central Press 309 Central Station 105 Century Company 59 Century Magazine 159. 289 Chambers' Journal 75 Champion Channon's Review 203 Chappie News Letter, Joe 187 Character Building 104 Chariot 125 Charity & Children 266 Charlotte Medical Journal 196 Chartered Theaters Corporation 234 Chase, Ernest D. 181 Chatterbox 76 Chauffeur 51 Chauffeur's Bulletin 49 Chautauqna Magazine 205 Chautauqua Press 58 Chautauquan 287 Chef & Steward 148 Chemical Abstract 113 Chemical Engineer 108 Chemical News 75 Chemist & Druggist 75 Chess Forum 134 Chicago Dairy Produce 143 Chicago Engraving Company 180 Chicago Ledger 178 Chicago Magazine 282 Chicago Tribune Syndicate 306 Chickens 242 Child 75 Child Apostle 252 Child Betterment 192 Child's Gem 274 Child Life 75 Child's Own Magazine 76 Child Players Company of America 234 Child Welfare Magazine 15 Children at Work 254 Children's Bine Bird Magazine 165 Children's Charities 252 Children's Friend 75 Children's Home Herald 2S7 Children's Magazine 75 China, Glass and Lamp* 207 Choir Herald 211. 268 Choir Journal 210 Choir Leader 212, 268 Christian. Canada 277 Christian. Colorado 251 Christian. Massachusetts 258 Christian Advocate, Birmingham 250 Christian Advocate, Lakeland 251 Christian Advocate, Louisiana 257 Christian Advocate, Missouri 261 Christian Advocate, North Carolina 266 Christian Advocate, Ohio 266 Christian Advocate, Pennsylvania 272 Christian Advocate, Tennessee 274 Christian Advocate, Virginia 276 Christian Banner Christian Bulletin Christian Century Christian Commoner Christian Companion Christian Conservator 256 Christian Courier 275 Christian Cynosure <~*hristian Education Christian Educator 266 Christian Endeavor World 258 Christian Evangelist Christian Family 256 Christian Guardian Christian Herald 263 Christian Index. Georgia Christian Index, Tennessee Christian Instructor 270 Christian Instructor & United Presbyterian Witness Christian Intelligencer 263 Christian Leader & The Way 266 Christian Men 261 Christian Messenger, Canada Christian Messenger, South Carolina 273 Christian Missionary Christian Monitor Christian Monthly Christian Nation Christian News 257 Christian Novels "* Christian Observer Christian Philanthropist Christian Pilot 250 Christian Recorder Christian Register Christian Republic Christian Safeguard Christian Science Monitor 221, 259 Christian Socialist 252 Christian Standard, Gainsville 251 Christian Standard. Ohio 267 Christian Standard. Upland 256 Christian Statesman 272 Christian Sun 266 XXII '1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Christian Union 257 Christian Union Herald, Missouri 261 Christian Union Herald, Pennsylvania 272 Christian Union Messenger 256 Christian Witness 252 Christian Word and Work 257 Christian Work & Evangelist 263 Christian Worker, Iowa 257 Christian Worker, Canada 278 Christian Workers' Magazine 252 Christian World 268 Chronicle, Canada 124, 172 Chronicle, Indiana 126 Chronicle, South Carolina 273 Chums 76 Church Advocate 269 Church Company, The John 213 Church Chronicle 267 Church Helper of Western Michigan 260 Church Life. Canada 278 Church Life, Ohio 268 Churchman 263 Church News, Missouri 261 Church News, Mississippi 261 Church News, Pennsylvania 272 Church News, Texas 275 Church Outlook 276 Church Progress 261 Church Record and Minnesota Missionary 260 Church Times 276 Cigar Makers' Official Journal 125 Cincinnati Trade Review 122 Circle and Success Magazine 290 Citizen, Columbus 224 Citizen Star 40 City Hall 217 Civic Affairs 219 C. K. &. L. A. Journal 125 Clarke Company, Chas. S. 183 Classical Journal 97, 175 Classical Weekly 176 Classmate 267 Clay Worker 109 Clemson Agricultural Journal 39 Clemson College Chronicle 39 Clever Stories 290 Clifton Monthly 179 Clinical Reporter 194 Cloak Tips & Clothing & Furnishing Tips 91 Clode, Edward J. 59 Clothier & Haberdasher 92 Clothier & Furnisher 91 Club-Fellow and Washington Mirror 159 Club Journal 51 Club Notes 207 Coal Age 87 Coal & Coke 87 Coal & Coke Operator 87 Coal Dealer 87 Coal Mines Monthly Bulletin 87 Coal Trade Bulletin 87 Coal Trade Journal 87 Coast Banker 115 Coast Review 168 Coast Shoe Reporter 279 Coburn Photo and Film Company 233 Cockrell's Transcript Cohan & Harris Collegian Collier's Weekly, Colliery Engineer 168 313 104 159, 188. 290 87, 113 Colman's Rural World Colonial Motion Picture Corporation 234 Colonnade 290 Colorado Churchman 251 Colorado Medicine 191 Colorado Motion Picture Company 232 Colorado School Journal 97 Colorado Tourist & Hotel Reporter 148 Colored Churchman 276 Columbiad 127 Columbia Law Review, 170 Columbus Film Company 234 Columbus Medical Journal 196 Comet Film Company 234 Comfort 178 Comforter 252 Coming Country 32 Commercial, Boston 119 Commercial, Indianapolis 118, 169 Commercial, Winnipeg 144B Commercial America 123 Commercial Appeal 39 Commercial Bulletin 116, 143 Commercial Car Journal 62 Commercial Farmer & Villager 29 Commercial & Financial Chronicle 121 Commercial & Financial World 121 Commercial Intelligence 76 Commercial Journal 127, 144 Commercial News 144A Commercial News & Legal Reporter 172 Commercial Recorder 172 Commercial Review 122 Commercial Telegraphers' Journal 105, 125 Commercial Traveler 118 Commercial Traveler's Magazine 119 Commercial Vehicle 51 Commercial West 120 Commissary and Railway Epicurean 148, 248 Commonwealth 126 Community Building & Permanent Agriculture 23 Complete Story Teller 7* Compressed Air 111 Compressed Air Magazine 113 Concrete Age Concrete & Construction Engineering 76 Concrete-Cement Age 46, 88 Confectioners' Journal 86 Confectioners' Review 86 Confectioners' & Bakers' Gazette 86 Comstock & Gest 313 Confederate Veteran 129 Conference Congregational Iowa 257 Congregationalist & Christian World 259 Congregationalism in Maine 258 Conkey Co., W. B. 65 Connecticut Farmer Connoisseur 76 Conquille Film Co. 233 Construction 48 MAGAZINE INDEX XXIII Construction News, Chicago 46, 108 Construction News, St. Paul 46 Construction Record 47, 113 Constructive Quarterly Contemporary Review 76 Continent Contractor 45 Convention Teacher Converted Catholic 264 Cook Publishing Co., David C. Cook County School News 98 Cooking Club 151 Co-operative County School Journal 100 Co-operative Farmer 39 Coopers' International Journal 126 Cordage Trade Journal 205 Corn 27 Corn Belt Farmer Cornell Countryman 34 Cornhill Magazine 76 Correct English 98 Corset & Underwear Review 91 Cort, John 313 Cosmofotofilm Company 234 Cosmopolitan Magazine 290 Cosmos Feature Film Corporation 234 Cotton 90 Cotton & Cotton Oil News 96 Cotton Seed Oil Magazine 93 Cotton's Weekly 208 Counselors Publishing Company 57 Country Club Life Country Gentlemen 190 Country Life 77 Country Life in America 134, 188 Country Life in Canada 42 Country Gentleman 37, 160 Country Gentleman & Land & Water 76 Countryside & Suburban Life Magazine 135, 189 Country World 34 Courier, Cincinnati 211, 311 Courier, Connellsville 87 Courier, Minnesota 260 Courier, Texas Court House Journal Court of Honor 125, 169 Cracker Baker 144 Cradle Roll Superintendent 254 Craftsman 46, 131 Grafters' Magazine 130, 228 Craftsman 46, 131, 228 Craig, John 313 C. R. D. A. News 93 Creamery Journal Crescendo Crisis 205 Critic Crockery & Glass Journal 205 Crow Bar 145 Crowell & Co., Thomas Y. 69 Crown Music Company 215 Crozier 262 Cuba Magazine 208 Cuba Opportunities 20 Cumberland Presbyterian 274 Cumberland Presbyterian Banner 275 Cumberland Telephone Journal 107 Cupples & Leon 59 Cupples & Leon Company 69 Curb 121 Current Events 100 Current Opinion 290 Cycle & Automobile Trade Journal 52 Cyclecar Age & Ignition-Carburetion- Lubrication 51 Cycling 77 Cyclopedia & Medical Bulletin 197 Daily Drovers Journal-Stockman 33 Daily Mail, Montreal 226 Daily News, Chicago 220 Daily Trade Record 91 Dainty Novels 77 Dairyman 34 Dairy Produce 24 Dairy Record Dairy Report 26, 143 Dakota Farmer 39 Daley Music Company Daly, Joseph M. 213 Darcy & Wolford 313 Dartmouth 101 Davenport Producing Company, Inc. 316 Davis, F. A. Davis Company, A. M. 181 Dayton Labor Journal 128 Deaconess Advocate 262 Dealers' Building Material Record 45, 173 Decorative Furnisher 46, 131 Decorator 77 Delamater, A. G. 314 Delineator 164 De Luxe Music Company 213 Democrat & Chronicle 224 Denison & Co., T. S. 64 Dental Cosmos 197 Dental Digest 196 Dental Era 194 Dental Review 192 Dental Summary 196 Denver Grocer 143 Department Store 121 Desert Farmer 40 Designer 164 Detroiter 217 Devin-Adair Co. 60 Dew Drops, Canada 278 Dew Drops, Illinois 162, 254 Dial 282 Diapason 210 Dick, J. W. 215 Dick & Fitzgerald 60 Dickinson Law Review 172 Dietetic & Hygienic Gazette 196 Dillingham 314 Dillingham & Co., G. W. 60 Dippel Opera Comique Company, Inc. 314 Director 131 Dispatch 222 Ditson, C. H. & Co. 213 Ditson & Co., Oliver 66, 213 Dixie Manufacturer 202 Dixie Miller 141 Dixie Woodworker 173 Dodd, Mead & Company 60 Dodge, B. W. 60 XXIV "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Dodge Idea 118 Dodge Publishing Company 60, 183, 188 Doings in Grain 142 Dollars & Sense 122 Domestic Engineering 108 Dominant 211 Dominion 304 Dominion Medical Monthly 198 Dominion Presbyterian 277 Donohue & Co., M. A. 54 Doran Co., George H. 60 Doubleday, Page & Company 58, 188 Drake & Co., Frederick J. 54 Dra-Ko Film Company 235 Drama 310 Drama Producing Company 314 Dramatic Mirror 310 Dramatic News 310 Dress Essentials 91 Drover's Telegram 31 Druggists' Circular 95 Drug News 93 Drugs, Oils & Paint 95 Dry Goods 91 Dry Goods Buyer 90 Dry Goods Economist 91 Dry Goods Guide 91 Dry Goods Reporter 90 Dry Goods Review 92 Drysdale Company 180 Dublin Review 77 Duffield & Company 60 Duroc Bulletin & Live Stock Farmer 26 Dutton & Co., E. P. 60 Dyreda Art Film Corporation 235 Eaco Films 235 Eagle 28 Eagle Magazine 126 Earnest Worker 276 Earth 24 East and West 278 Eastern Dealer in Implements and Vehicles 38, 147 Eastern Farm & Home & Fur Farming 43 East Tennessee Farmer 38 Eaton & Mains 60 Ecclesiastical Review 270 Echo 264 Eclair Company 235 Eclectic Film Company 235 Eclectic Medical Gleaner 196 Eclectic Medical Journal 196 Economist, Chicago 116 Economist, Toronto 184, 172 Economic Advertising 20 Edison, Inc., Thomas A. 235 Edison Monthly 106 Editor. The 101 Editor & Publisher 18 Education 99 Educational Exchange 97 Educational Foundations 101 Educational Publishing Company 60 Educational Record 104 Educational Review, New York 101 Educational Review, St. John, Can. 104 Educator, Huntsville 97 Educator, Clarksdale 100 Educator Journal 93 Efficient Citizen 217 Efficiency, Eternal Progress & Pro- gressive Youth 116 Efficiency Magazine & Sales Manager 121 Efficiency & Personality 119 Egg Reporter 143 Elbert and Getchel 313 Elder, Paul 180 Eldridge Entertainment House 66 Electrical Contractor 107 Electrical Engineering 105 Electrical Journal 107 Electrical Merchandise and Selling Electricity 107 Electrical Mining 105, 109 Electrical News 107 Electrical Record 106 Electrical Review and Western Electrician 106 Electrical Vehicles 49 Electrical Worker 125 Electrical World 106 Electricity 77 Electric City Magazine 106 Electric Railway Journal, 106, 248 Electric Sign Journal 18, 106 Electric Traction 105 Electric Traction Weekly 247 Electric Vehicles 105 Elementary School Journal 97 Ellinwood's Therapeutist 192 Elliott, William 314 Ellis & Company, Craig 215 Embalmers' Monthly 130 Empire State Motorist 50 Engineer's Bulletin 110 Engineering-Contracting 109 Engineering Journal of Canada 114 Engineering Magazine 111 Engineering & Mining Journal 111 Engineering News 111, 188 Engineering Record 111 English Illustrated Magazine 77 English Journal 97, 175 English Review 77 Engraver & Electrotyper 244 Episcopal Recorder 270 Epworth Era 274 Epworth Herald, Chicago 252 Epworth Herald, New York 264 Epworth League Quarterly 256 Esperanto Film Manufacturing Co. 233 Essanay Film Manufacturing Co. 232 Etude 212 Euclid Film Co. 238 Eureka Messenger 212 Evangel 262 Evangelical 269 Evangelical Bible Teacher 269 Evangelical Christian and Missionary Witness 278 Evangelical Herald 268 Evangelical Messenger 268 Evangelical Publishing Company 140 Evangelical Sunday School Teacher 268 Evangelical Tidings 260 Evaporator 44A MAGAZINE INDEX XXV Evening News, Baltimore 221 Evening Post Saturday Magazine 224 Evening Star 225 Evening Telegram 223 Evening Telegraph 225 Everybody's Magazine 159, 290 Everybody's Story Magazine 77 Everyboy's Magazine 166 Every Child's Magazine 100, 165 Everyday Life 178 Everyland 165, 264 Every Week 291, 308 Every Woman's World 167 Examiner, Chicago 220 Examiner, Denver 168 Examiner, Los Angeles 220 Examiner, New York 264 Excavating Engineer 113 Excell, E. O. 140 Excelsior Feature Film Company 233 Exhaust 52 Exporters' Importers' Journal 121 Expositor, Cleveland 268 Expositor, Newark 170 Express Gazette 128, 449 Express 220 Extension 252 Eye-Witness 77 Fabrics, Fancy Goods & Notions 91 Factory 116 Fair man Company 183 Fairplay & Sioux Stock Journal 39 Faith & Works 270 Fame 18 Family 156 Family Friend 77 Family Grocer 144A Family Herald 78 Family Herald Supplement 78 Family Herald & Star & Practical Agriculturist 179 Family Herald & Weekly Star 44, 190 Family Journal 78 Family Magazine 179 Family Reader 78 Family Story Teller 78 Famous Players Film Company 235 Fancywork Magazine 152 Farm & Dairy & Rural Home 44 Farm Engineering 36, 113 Farm Enterprise 40 Farm & Family 28 Farm & Fireside 36 Farm Home 26 Farm & Home, Springfield 29, 187 Farm & Home, Wilmington 23 Farm & Home, Winnipeg 42 Farm Implements 145 Farm Implement News 145 Farm Journal 38, 190 Farm Life & Agricultural Epitomist 26 Farm Life Bulletin 41 Farm Loans & City Bonds 116 Farm Machinery 146 Farm News, Dallas 40 Farm News, Galveston 40 Farm News, Springfield 36 Farm Power 36 Farm Press 186 Farm Progress 32 Farm & Ranch 39 Farm & Ranch Review 42 Farm & Real Estate Journal 27 Farm Sense 27 Farm Stock & Home 31 Farm Stock Journal 36 Farmer 31 Farmers' Advocate & Home Friend 43 Farmer's Advocate & Home Journal 42 Farmer & Breeder 27 Farmers Bulletin 37 Farmer Co-operative 36 Farmers' & Drovers' Journal Farme Far me Farme Farme Farme s' Fireside 's Friend s' Guide 's Home Journal 's Institute Bulletin 24 39 37 26 28 34 44 28, 187 29 24 32 33 Farmers' Magazine Farmer's Mail & Breeze Farmer's & Planter's Guide Farmers' Review Farmer & Stockman Farmers' Success Farmers' Telegram 43 Farmer's Tribune & Prairie Home Magazine 43 Farmer's Twice A Week Dispatch 31 Farmers' Union News & Demonstrator 23 Farmers' Union Sun 39 Farmers' Veterinary Advisor 42 Farmer's Wife 31, 162, 179 Farming Business 24 Fashions 156 Feathered Warrior 241 Feathered World 78 Feature Movie Magazine 209 Federal Reporter 205 Federal Reserve Banker 123 B. C. Federationist 208 Feist, Leo 216 Fenno & Co., R. F. 60 Fiber & Fabric 90 Fiction Pictures, Inc. 230 Field 78 Field Afar 265 Field Artillery Journal 199 Field & Fancy 136 Field & Farm 23 Field Illustrated 136 Field & Stream 136 Fiery Cross 126 Fillmore Music House 214 Finance 122 Finance & Commerce, Minneapolis 123 Finance & Commerce, Philadelphia 120, 170 Financial Age 121 Financial America 121 Financial News, Boston 119 Financial News, Los Angeles 116 Financial Post of Canada 124 Financial Record & Law Bulletin 170 Financial Review 116 Financial Times 124 Financial World 121 Financier 121 XXVI "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Fine Arts Journal Fire & Water Engineering 217 Fireman's Herald 111, 217 Fireman's Standard, 110, 126, 217 Fire Protection 171 Fire & Water Engineering 111 Firm Foundation 276 Fischer, Carl 214 Fisher, John C. 314 Fisher, J. & Bro. 214 Fiske, Harrison Grey 314 Fitzgerald, Inc., Desmond 60 Five & Ten-Cent Magazine & Variety Review 122 Five & Ten Cent Store Magazine 207 Flamingo Film Company 235 Flanagan Company 54 Fleet Review 199 Florida Agriculturist 23 Florida Grower 23 Florida Financial & Industrial Record 115 Florida School Exponent 97 Florida Topics 23 Florists' Review 24 Flour & Feed 142 Fly Company, H. K. 60 Flying & Aero Club of America Bulletin 136 Fly Magazine 138 Footlight 310 Footwear-Fashion 279 Footwear in Canada 280 Forbes & Company 54 Force 100, 134 Fordowner 52 Forecast Magazine 156 Foreign Mission Journal 276 Foreign Missionary 270 Forerunner 205 Forest Leaves 38 Forest & Stream 136 Form 205 Fortnightly Review 78 Forum 291 Forward 270 Foster Publishing Co., Charles 67 Foster, Warren Dunham 187 Foundry 146 Foundry News 146 Fourth Estate 18 Fox & Hound & Trappers' World 25, 133 Fox Film Corporation 235 Franklin Bigelow Corporation 61 Franklyn Music Co., John 215 Fraternal Monitor 171 Frazee, Harry H. 314 Frederickson Company 180 Freeman's Farmer 41 Freeman's Journal and Catholic Register 264 Freemason 129 Free Methodist 252 Free Press 222 Free Press & Prairie Farmer 43 Free Will Baptist, North Carolina 265 Free Will Baptist, Tennessee 274 Freight 205 Freight Payer and Consumer 248 French, Samuel 60 Friend & Guide 129 Friends' Intelligencer 270 Friends Missionary Advocate 256 Frisco-Man 248, 285 Frohman Amusement Corporation Frohman, Charles 314 Frohman, Daniel Frontier Company Front Rank 261 Fruit Belt Fruit & Farm Magazine Fruits & Flowers 34 Fruit Grower & Farmer 32, 188 Fruit Grower Market Gardener & Poultryman Fruitman & Gardener Fruitman's Guide 144 Fruit & Produce Distributor 37, 144A Fruit Trade Journal & Produce Record 144 Fry's Magazine, C. B. Fulton County Report Funeral Director & Bulletin 131 Funk & Wagnalls Co. 61 Fur News Fur Trade Review Furniture Furniture Dealer Furniture Gazette Furniture Index Furniture Journal Furniture Manufacturer & Artisan 130 Furniture News Furniture Review & Interior Decorator 13 Furniture & Upholstery Journal Furniture Worker Furniture World 131 Furrow Gabrial Chas. H. Gamble Hinged Music Company Game Bird Game Breeder Game Fowl Monthly Gardeners' Chronicle of America Garden Magazine 34, 136, l: Gardening 24, 133 Garments Garment Buyers' Guide Garrison Review Gas Age Gas Energy 51, 111 Gas Engine 52, 112 Gas Engine Review 52 Gas Industry Gas Logic Gas Power 60, 110 Gas Record Gas Review Gateway Magazine 286 Gaumont Company 233 Geibel, Adam 140 Gem State Rural General Baptist Messenger 256 General Federation Bulletin 206 General Practitioner 192 General Store 144A MAGAZINE INDEX XXVII "General" War Feature Film Company, Inc. 235 Gentlewoman 163, 179 Georgetown Law Journal 168 Gerlach-Barklow Co. 180 Gibraltar Films 235 Gibson Art Company 183, 185 Gibson, Preston 313 Gilmour, Dr. H. L. 140 Ginger 158 Ginger Jar 291 Ginn & Company 56 Girlhood Days 267 Girl's Companion 162, 254 Girl's Own Paper & Woman's Magazine 79 Girls' Realm 79 Girl's World 270 Glad Tidings, Canada 277 Glad Tidings, Michigan 260 Glad Tidings Publishing Co. 140 Glassmaker 207 Gleaner, Canada 277 Gleaner, Michigan 30 Gleanings in Bee Culture 36 Globe, Arkansas 126 Globe, Canada 226 Globe, New York 223 Globe-Democrat 32 Glover's Review 70 Golden Age 261 Golden Now 162, 254 Goldsmith and Silversmith ' 161 Golf 136 Golfers' Magazine 133 Golf Illustrated ft Outdoor America 136 Good Furniture 130 Good Health 162, 193 Good Health Clinic 194 Good Housekeeping Magazine 153 Goodhue Company 61 Good Roads Magazine 111, 218 Good Roads Motorist 62 Gordon, Hamilton S. 214, 215 Gordon Music Company 215 Gorham, Edwin S. 61 Gospel Advocate 274 Gospel Messenger, Illinois 254 Gospel Messenger, North Carolina 266 Gospel Trumpet 256 Gottschalk, Dreyfuss & Davis 183 Government 217 Government Accountant 115 Graham & Matlock 61 Grain Dealers' Journal 141 Grain Growers' Guide 43, 142 Grain & Hay Reporter 141 Grand Magazine 79 Grand Rapids Furniture Record 130 Granite Cutters' Journal 127 Granite, Marble & Bronze 46, 88 Grape Belt ft Chautauqua Farmer 34 Graphic 79 Graphic Arts 244 Gray Company, The H. W. 214 Grays Harbor Poultryman 243 Great Thoughts 79 Greater City 217 Greaves Publishing Company 61 Green Bag 169 Green Book Magazine 283, 310 Green's Fruit Grower 35, 189 Gregg Writer 97 Griffith & Rowland Press 67 Grit 179, 190 Grit and Steel 242 Grocer & Butcher 144A Grocer & Country Merchant 143 Grocer's Magazine 144 Grocers' Review 144A Grocery World Monthly 144A Grosset & Dunlop 61 Guardian 276 Guardian Angel 270 Guide to Nature 132 Gulf Coast Farmer 39 Gulf Coast Record 173 Gulf State Farmer 29 Haberdasher 91 Hacket, E. A. K. 140 Hacket, James K. 314 Hahnemannian Monthly 197 Hall-Mack 140 Hammerstein, Arthur 314 Hammett Company, J. L. 66 Handle Trade 174, 207 Happy Hen 242 Happy Hour Stories 79 Harding, A. R. 66 Hardware Age 146 Hardware Dealers' Magazine 146 Hardware & Metal 147 Hardware Monthly of Canada 147 Hardwood Record 173 Hardware Review 146 Hardware Trade 145 Hardware World, Plumbing A Heating, Portland 147 Hardware World, Plumbing ft Heating, San Francisco 146 Harms, T. B. 215 Harmsworth's Red Magazine 79 Harness 146 Harness Gazette 146 Harness Herald 146 Harness World 146 Harper's Bazar 153 Harper & Brothers 61, 189 Harper's Monthly Magazine 169, 291 Harper's Weekly 291 Harris, Charles K. 215 Harris Feature Film Co., Charles K. 235 Harris & Selwyn 314 Hart, Max 314 Harvard Law Review 170 Harvard University Press 67 Hatch Music Company 215 Haviland Publishing Company 215 Hay Trade Journal 141 Hayes Lithographing Company 68 Head-Westman Publishing Co. 215 Health 196 Health Culture Magazine 163, 188 Health and Efficiency 193 Health Gazette 192 XXVIII "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Healthy Home Health & Strength Hearst's Magazine Heat Heath & Co., D. C. 152, 193 79 292 204 56 Heating & Ventilating Magazine 47, 112 Hebrew Standard 264 Heidelberg Teacher 270 Heininger Company, Henry 183 Helping Hand 250 Herald, Chicago 220 Herald, Los Angeles 220 Herald, New York 223 Herald Syndicate 189 Herald, Washington 220 Herald of Gospel Liberty 269 Herald of Life 251 Herald & Presbyter 267 Hesser Motion Picture Corporation 232 Hessling Co., B. 61 Hides & Leather 279 Highland Film Company 238 Hinds, Noble & Eldridge 62, 214 Hints 154 Historical Feature Film Company 232 History Teacher's Magazine 103 Hoard's Dairyman 41 Hobbies 79 Hoeber, Paul B. 61 Holland's Magazine 157, 190 Holman & Co., A. J. 67 Holstein-Friesian Register 40 Holstein-Fr : esian World 34 Holston Christian Advocate 274 Holt & Company, Henry 62 Holy Name Journal 264 Home Budget 179 Home Chat 79 Home Circle 80 Home and Country 156, 267 Home Department Magazine 274 Home Department Quarterly, Ohio 267 Home Department Quarterly, Tennessee 274 Home Department Visitor 255 Home & Farm 28 Home & Farm Magazine 26 Home Field 251 Komefolks 178 Home Friend Magazine 153, 179 Home Instructor 151, 178 Home Life 150. 178 Home Messenger, Canada 277 Home Messenger, London 80 Home Needlework Magazine 162 Home Notes 80 Home Paper 179 Home Progress 100, 152 Home & School 270 Home & School Visitor 98 Homeopathic Envoy 196 Homeopathician 197 Homeopathic Recorder 196 Homeseeker's Weekly 22 Home & State 40 Homestead 21 Home Words 80 Homiletic Monthly & Catechrist 264 Homiletic Review 264 Honk Honk Hood, John J. Hoof & Horn Hoosier Motorist Hope Hope Publishing Company Horner's Penny Stories Homer's Weekly Horseless Age Horse Lover 52 140 41 49 260 140 80 80 51 205 Horseman & Spirit of the Times Horse Review 25 Horse Shoers' Journal 145 Horse World 34 Horticulture 29 Hospital News 191 Hospital & Sanitary Record 194 Hotel Bulletin 148 Hotel & Club News 149 Hotel Gazette 148 Hotel Life 148 Hotel Magazine 148 Hotel Monthly 148 Hotel Record 148 Hotel Register & Review 148 Hotel Reporter, Omaha 148 Hotel Reporter, Philadelphia 149 Hotel & Travel, Atlanta 148 Hotel & Travel, Toronto 149 Hotel World 148 Houghton Mifflin Company 56 House Beautiful 47, 136 House Furnishing Review 131 House & Garden 47. 136, 189 Household 151, 178 Household Guest 150, 178 Household Journal & Floral Life 36, 179 Housewife 154 Howell, John 53 Hub 51 Huebsch, B. W. 62 Hughes, Gene 314 Hunter-Trader-Trapper 138 Hurst & Company 62 Hurtig & Seamon 314 Hutchinson Wholesaler 143 Hyman, Frank W. 183 Ice 202 Ice Cream Trade Journal 86 Ice Refrigeration 203 Ideal Grocer 144 Ideal Magazine 205 Ideas 80 Ignition 105 Ignition-Carburetion-Lubrication 51 Illinois Baptist 256 Illinois Central Employes' Magazine 283 Illinois Central Magazine 247 Illinois Farmer & Farmers' Call 26 Illinois Instructor 98 Illinois Law Review 168 Illinois Medical Journal 192 Illuminating Engineer 112, 218 Illumination 145 Illustrated Bits 80 Illustrated Companion 179 Illustrated Current Events 186 Illustrated Footwear Fashion 279 MAGAZINE INDEX XXIX Illustrated London News 80 Illustrated Milliner 91. 154 Illustrated Police News 133 Illustrated Record 136 Illustrated Sunday Magazine 158, 286 Illustrated Sunday Magazines 307 Imperial Publishing Company 62 Implement Age 146 Implement Trade Journal 146 Implement & Vehicle Journal 40. 147 Implement and Vehicle News 146 Implement & Vehicle Record 145 Improvement Bulletin 46 Independent, Indianapolis 148 Independent, 119 W. 40th St., N. Y. 292 Independent Farmer & Western Stock Breeder 33 Independent Kennel Reporter 202 Index, Normal 97 Index, Pittsburgh 207, 304 India Rubber Review 206 India Rubber World 205 Indiana Catholic 256 Indiana Farmer 26 Indiana Retail Merchant 143 Indianapolis Medical Journal 192 Indicator, Chicago 21 U Indicator, Detroit 170 Industrial Advocate 208 Industrial Arts 104 Industrial Canada 20# Industrial Engineering 11J Industrial Progress & Commercial Record 12< Industrial Review 171 Industrial Watchman 101 Industrial World 113, 147 Industrious Hen 240 Infants' Magazine 80 Infantry Journal 199 Ingento Photo News 227 Inland Farmer 28 Inland Poultry Journal 240 Inland Printer 244 Inland Printing Company Inland Shoe Dealer 279 Inland Stationer 244 Inland Storekeeper 116, 143 Inquirer, Cincinnati 224 Inquirer, Philadelphia 224 Inquirer Syndicate 309 Insurance 171 Insurance Advocate 171 Insurance Age 171 Insurance Agent 169 Insurance & Commercial Magazine 171 Insurance Critic, Insurance Field 169 Insurance and Financial Review 124, 172 Insurance Herald-Argus 168 Insurance Index 171 Insurance Indicator 169 Insurance Intelligencer 171 Insurance & Investment News 115, 168 Insurance Journal 168 Insurance Law Journal 171 Insurance Leader 170 Insurance Magazine 170 Insurance Monitor Insurance News Insurance Observer Insurance Post Insurance Press Insurance Register Insurance Report Insurance Times Insurance World Intercollegiate Socialist 171 172 171 168 171 172 168 171 172 205 Inter-Continent Film Co. Incor. 236 Intermountain Catholic 275 Inter-Mountain Educator 100 Inter-Mountain Farmer 23 Intermountain Poultry Advocate 239 International 293 International Art Publishing Company 183 International Bookbinder, New York 128 International Bookbinder, Washington 125 International Confectioner 86 International Culinary Magazine 154 International Horse Sheers' Magazine 125 International Hospital Record 193 International Journal of Ethics, Ithaca 176 International Journal of Ethics, Philadelphia 270 International Journal of Surgery, 176, 195 International Marine Engineering 112, 200 International Moulders' Journal 128 International Musician 127, 211 International News Service 308 International Publication Company 185, 190 International Railroad News 248 International Railway Journal 249 International Steam Engineer 128 International Studio 47, 228, 293 International Syndicate 307 Inter-States Express 168 Interstate Grocer 144 Interstate Farmer, Muskogee 36 Interstate Farmer, Wichita 28 Interstate Medical Journal 194 Interstate Schoolman 98 Inter-State School Review 8 Interstate Trade Bulletin 143 Inventive Age 202 Investment News 116 Investor 122, 171 Iowa Churchman 257 Iowa Factories us Iowa Farmer 27 Iowa Homeopathic Journal 192 Iowa Homestead 27 Iowa Methodist 257 Iowa Mutual Era 169 Iowa Normal Monthly 98 Iowa State Medical Journal 192 Iowa Sunday School Helper 257 owa Traveler 126 rish Review 228 rish World 264 rrigation Age 25 ron Age 112, 146 Iron Trade Review 112, 146 Iron Tradesman 145 Island Farmer 44 Isolated Plant 106 XXX "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Israelite 253 Ivers & Co., M. S. 62 Jacobs & Co., Geo. W. 67 Jacobs, Walter 214 Jacob's Orchestra Monthly 210 James River Clarion 41 Japan Magazine 124 Jennings & Graham 66 Jersey Bulletin & Dairy World 26 Jeshuran 268 Jester & Wonder 80 Jeweler's Circular 161 Jeweler & Optician 161 Jewelry Worker 161 Jewish Advocate 259 Jewish Comment 258 Jewish Criterion 272 Jewish Exponent 271 Jewish Independent 268 Jewish Ledger 257 Jewish Spectator 274 Jewish Tribune 269 Jewish World 80 Jobber & Retailer 207 Jobber & Retail Grocer 144A Johnson County Schools 100 Jordan & Company 54 Journal, Detroit 222 Journal, Jersey City 223 Journal, Kansas Ctiy 32 Journal, Lewiston 29 Journal, Milwaukee 226 Journal, Minneapolis 222 Journal, Portland 224 Journal, Providence 226 Journal & Messenger 267 Journal of Abnormal Psychology 175 Journal of Advanced Therapeutics 195 Journal of Agriculture & Horticulture 44 Journal of Agriculture Star-Farmer 32 Journal of the American Chemical Society 113 Journal of the American Editor* Association 195 Journal of the American Institute of Architects 47 Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law & Criminology 168 Journal of the American Institute of Homeopathy 192 Journal of the American Osteopathic Association 195 Journal of the American Peat Society 87 Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society 191 Journal of the Canadian Bankers Association 124 Journal of Clinic Medicine and Surgery 197 Journal of Commerce, Memphis 123 Journal of Commerce, Montreal 124 Journal of Commerce, New York 121, 144A Journal of Educational Psychology 99 Journal of Electricity 217 Journal of Electricity Power & Gas 105 Journal of Experimental Medicine 176 Journal of the Florida Medical Association 191 Journal of the Indiana State Medical Association 192 Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry 113 Journal of the Kansas Medical Society 198 Journal of the Knights of Labor 125 Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia 191 Journal of Medicine & Surgery, Louisville 193 Journal of Medicine & Surgery, Nashville 197 Journal of the Military Service Institution 200 Journal of the Michigan State Medical Society 19$ Journal of the Minnesota State Medical Association 193 Journal Missouri State Medical Association 194 Journal of the National Medical Association 191 Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 195 Journal of the Oklahoma State Medical Association 196 Journal of Opthalmology, Otology and Laryngology 195 Journal of Osteopathy 194 Journal of Outdoor Life 195 Journal of Pharmacy 95 Journal of Pharmacology & Ex- perimental Therapeutics 93, 193 Journal of Philosophy, Psychology & Scientific Methods 176 Journal of Public Health 192 Journal Record of Medicine 191 Journal of Religious Psychology 175 Journal of Research 23 Journal of the Switchmen's Union of North America 128 Journal of the Telegraph 106 Journal of the U. S. Cavalry Association 199 Journal of the U. S. Artillery 201 Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association 197 Journalist-News 47 Judd Company, Orange 62 Judge 159, 293 Judicious Advertising 17 Junior Christian Endeavor World 259 Juvenile Instructor 275 Juvenile Press 103, 166 Kable Brothers Company 307 Kalem Co. 236 Kalmar-Puck 216 Kansas Banker 118 Kansas Churchman Kansas City Bar Monthly 170 Kansas Farmer Kansas School Magazine 98 Kansas Star 98 Kansas Teacher 98 Keadma Publishing Company Keating Card Company Kendis Music Company 215 Kenedy ft Sons, P. T. 6! MAGAZINE INDEX XXXI Ken-Motor 52 Kennerley, Mitchell 62 Kentuckian 284 Kentucky Farmer 28 Kentucky Farming 28 Kentucky Law Journal 169 Kentucky Medical Journal 193 Kentucky Sunday School Reporter 257 Keramic Studio 229 Kessel and Bauman 236 Keystone 161 Keystone Film Company 230 Keystone Magazine of Optometry 161 Keystone Poultry Journal 242 Kimball's Dairy Farmer 27 Kindergarten-Primary Magazine 100 Kindergarten Review 100 Kinemacolor Company of America 236 Kinetophoto Corporation 236 Kind Words 274 King's Business 250 Kings' Treasuries 167 Kitchen 80 Kittson County School News 100 Klaw and Erlanger 236, 314 Knight of St. John 128 Knit Goods 91 Knowledge 81 Koch, George J. 215 Kodakery 229 Kugel, Lee 314 Labor News 127 Lace & Embroidery Review 91 Lackawanna Jurist 172 Ladies' Home Journal 156, 160, 190 Ladies' Review 127, 152 Ladies' World 164 Lady Maccabee 127 La Follette's Monthly Magazine 219 La Hacienda 34 Laird & Lee 54 Lait, Jack, and John Rafferty 313 Lambin-Frederickson Company 180 Lambert, Richard 314 Lamp 262 Lancet-Clinic 196 Lane Co., John 62 L' Art de la Mode 153 Laryngoscope 194 Lasky, Jesse L. 236, 314 Lasselle, L. D. 214 Latin American Press Syndicate 306 Laundry man's Guide 202 Laura Leonard Newspaper Service 308 Laurentian Publishers 54 L' Autorite 305 Law Bulletin 168 Law Journal 171 Law Notes 1-71 Law Reporter 168 Law Review 172 Law Students Helper 170 Lawyer 168 Lawyer & Banker 115, 169 Lawyer & Banker & Southern Bench and Bar Review 169 Leader, California 251 Leader, Cleveland 224 Leader, Michigan 260 Leader, New York 264 Leather Manufacturer 279 Leather Workers' Journal 127 Leaves of Light 271 Legal Advisor 168 Legal Intelligencer 172 Legal Journal 172 Legal News, Chicago 169 Legal News, Detroit 170 Legal News, Oklahoma 171 Legal News and Recorder 171 Lehigh 89 Lehigh County Law Journal 172 Leslie's Weekly 189, 293 Levi Music Company, Maurice 215 Liahona 261 Liberator 277 Liberty Motion Picture Corporation 238 Liebler and Company 314 Life 159, 294 Life Association News 171 Life and Health 191 Life Insurance Courant 169 Life Insurance Educator 169 Life Insurance Independent 171 Life and Labor 150 Life and Light for Women 259 Life Photo Film Company 236 Life Publishing Company 189 Life Underwriters News 172 Light 276 Light Car Age Lighting Journal 106 Lightning Line 174 Linotype Bulletin 245 Lippincott Co., J. B. 67 Lippincott's Monthly Magazine 159, 294 Literary Digest 189, 294 Literary Magazine 307 Literary World 81 Little, Brown & Co. 56 Little Folks 81 Little Folks: The Children's Magazine 164 Little Logged-Off Lands 41 Little Merchant 162 Little Review 283 Little Theatre 315 Little Wanderer 162 Live Stock & Dairy Journal 22, 239 Live Stock Journal, Illinois 25 Live Stock Journal, Indiana 26 Live Stock Journal, Kansas 28 Live Stock Journal, Pennsylvania 38 Live Stock News 37 Live Stock Record, Buffalo 34 Live Stock Record, Cincinatti 96 Live Stock Record, Sioux City 27 Live Stock Report 25 Live Stock Reporter 40 Live Stock World 25 Live Stories 294 Living Church 276 L-Ko Films 230 Locomotive Engineer's Journal 128, 249 Locomotive Firemen and Engineers' Magazine 126 Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen's Magazine 249 Logging 110, 145. 173 XXXII "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" London Budget London Magazine London Opinion Long Island Home Journal Longmans, Green & Co. Lookout, Massachusetts Lookout, Ohio Lorenze Publishing Company Los Angeles Apparel Gazette Los Angeles Times Illustrated Weekly 281 Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company Lotus Magazine Louisiana Grocer Louisiana Planter & Sugar Manu- facturer Louisiana School Review Louisiana School Work Loyal Guard Magazine Loyal Workman Lubin Manufacturing Company, Western Lubin Manufacturing Company, Eastern Lumberman Lumber & Cooperage News Lumber Review Lumber Trade Journal Lumberman's Review Lupton, F. M. Luther League Review Lutheran Lutheran Church Visitor Lutheran Church Work Lutheran Intelligencer Lutheran Observer Lutheran Publishing Society Lutheran Standard Lutheran Woman's Work Lutheran World Lutheran Young Folks Lutheran Young People Luzerne Legal Register Lyceum Magazine Lyceum World Lyndon Aggie Lyon & Healy Macaroni and Noodle Manufacturer Macaulay Company Maccabean Magazine MacCalla & Company MacDonald College Magazine Mace Feature Film Company, Fred Machinery Machinery Market Machinists' Monthly Journal MacLean's Magazine Macmillan Company Magazine of Fun Magazine of History Magazine of Wall Street Magician Magnificat Magpie Mail, New York Mail & Empire Mail & Homestead Mail Order Business Builder Mail Order Drummer 81 Mail Order Journal 17 81 Mail Order Man & General Agent 19 81 Mail Order World 18 136 Maine Farmer 29 63 Maine Law Review , 169 259 Maine State Press 29 267 Maine State Sunday School Star 258 214 Maine Woods 133 90 Majestic Motion Picture Co. 236 Majestic Publishing Company 181 56 Malibu Motion Picture Company 231 294 M. & C. Film Company 233 144 Manhattan Review 205 Man-o'-Warsman 201 29 Mantel, Tile & Grate 89 99 Manual Arts Press 55 99 Manual Training & Vocational 127 Education 98 126 Manufacturers' Record 109 Manufacturing Jeweler 161 231 Manuscript Producing Company 314 March Brothers 66 238 Marine Engineering of Canada 201 173 Marine Journal 200 174 Marine Review 200 173 Maritime Apple 43 173 Maritime Baptist 277 173 Maritime Farmer & Co-operative 63 Dairyman 43 264 Maritime Merchant 144B 208 271 Maritime Poultryman 243 273 Maritime Register 200 269 Market Growers' Journal 28 260 Market Record 141 271 Market-World & Chronicle 121, 171 67 Marquis & Co.. A. N. 54 268 Martin's Book, John 165 271 Marvel 82 269 Maryland Churchman 258 271 Maryland Medical Journal 175, 193 271 Maryland Messenger 258 172 Masonic Chronicler 125 310 Masonic Home Journal 126 98 Masonic Observer 127 40 Masonic Voice-Review 125 214 Master Printer 245 144A Massachusetts Medical Journal 193 63 Masses 206 264 Matagorda County News & Mid- 67, 140 Coast Farmer 44 Mathematics Teacher 102 230 Maxwell, William 214 112 Maxwell's Talisman 199 81 Mayflower 162 125 McBride, Nast and Company 63, 189 305 McCall's Magazine 154 63 McClure's Magazine 159 McClure Newspaper Syndicate 308 102 McClurg & Company A. C. 54 121 McGown-Silsbee Litho Company 183 81 McGrath, T. S. 180 262 McGraw-Hill Book Company 63 81 McKay, David 67 223 McKinley Music Company 215 44 McLaughlin Bros. 63 43 McVey, John Jos. 67 20 Mechanical Digest 110 18 Medical Annals 194 MAGAZINE INDEX Medical Brief Medical Century, Lancaster Medical Century, New York Medical Council Medical Era Medical Examiner Medical Fortnightly Medical Herald, Kansas City Medical Herald, New Albany Medical Journal, Buffalo Medical Journal, Cleveland Medical Journal, Detroit Medical Journal, Montreal Medical Journal, New York Medical Journal, Providence Medical Missionary Medical Monthly Medical News Medical Pickwick Medical Progress Medical Record, Kansas City Medical Record, New York Medical Recorder Medical Review Medical Review of Reviews Medical Sentinel Medical Standard Medical Summary Medical Surgeon Medical & Surgical Journal, Boston Medical & Surgical Journal, New Orleans Medical & Surgical Reporter Medical Times, Chicago Medical Times, New York Medical Times and Utah Medical Journal Medical World Medico-Legal Journal 194 196 195 196 194 195 175, 194 193 192 194 196 193 198 195 197 260 197 196 196 193 194 195 192 194 195 196 192 197 192 193 192 196 192 195 191 197 171 176, Medico-Pharmaceutical Critic & Guide 95 Meigs Publishing Company 55, 140 Melies Films 236 Mennonite 256 Men's Record & Missionary Monthly 272 Men's Wear, New York 91 Men's Wear, Toronto 92 Mercantile Adjuster Mercantile Co-operator 143 Mercantile & Financial Times 121 Mercantile Guardian Merchant & General Storekeeper 144B Merchant & Manufacturer Merchants' Index 143 Merchant's Journal Merchants Journal & Commerce 92, 144 B Merchants' Magazine 143 Merchants' News 144A Merchant's Record and Show Window 203 Merchant's Trade Journal 143 Merck's Report Merriam C. G. & C. 57 Merrill & Baker 63 Merrill Company, Charles E. 63 Messenger, Ellisville 261 Messenger, Helena 262 Messenger Newark 262 Messenger, New Orleans 257 Messenger, Plainfield 262 Messenger of Peace 261 Messenger of the Sacred Heart 264 Messiah's Advocate 250 Metal Industry H2, 146 Metallurgical and Chemical Engineering 112 Metal Worker, Plumber & Steam Fitter 112, 146 Methodist, Baltimore 258 Methodist, Danville 275 Methodist Advocate Journal 274 Methodist Book Concern 63 Methodist Episcopal Church South 68 Methodist Layman's Herald 276 Methodist Monthly Greeting 277 Methodist Protestant 258 Methodist Protestant Herald 266 Methodist Recorder 272 Methodist Review, Cincinnati 267 Methodist Review, Nashville 274 Methodist Times 271 Metronome 211 Metro Pictures Corporation 236 Metropolitan Magazine 189, 295 Metropolitan Opera Company 314 Mexican Mining Journal 113 Meyer Brothers Druggist 94 Mezzo-gravure Company 184 Michigan Banker 119 Michigan Christian Advocate 260 Michigan Churchman 260 Michigan Dairy Farmer 30 Michigan Dairy Farmer & Holstein Friesian Breeder 30 Michigan Farmer 30 Michigan Farm Herald 30 Michigan Investor 119 Michigan Law Review 170 Michigan Manufacturer & Financial Record 119 Michigan Patron 30 Michigan Poultry Breeder 240 Michigan Roads & Forests 110 Michigan Sunday School Advance 260 Michigan Tradesman 144 Michigan Union Advocate 127 Midland Druggist & Pharmaceutical Review 95 Midland Methodist 274 Midland Publishing Co. Inc. 184, 189 Midland Schools 98 Mid- West Fancier 241 Mid-West Farmer 42 Mid-West Quarterly 286 Military Surgery 199 Milk Dealer 42 Milk Reporter 33, 144 Milk Trade Journal 27 Mill News 92 Mill Supplies 109, 145 Miller Bros. Incorporated 238 Miller Company, Edward T. 66 Miller, Henry 314 Modern Play Company, Incorporated 314 Miljer's Review 141 Milliner 90, 150 Millinery Trade Review 91, 155 Milling & Grain News 141 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Mills, F. A. 125 Milwaukee Railway System Employes' Magazine 247 Mind 176 Mind & Body 103 Mines and Minerals 113 Mining Engineering Review 108 Mining Engineering & Electrical Record 107, 114 Mining & Financial Record 115 Mining Journal Mining Review, LOB Angeles 108 Mining Review, Salt Lake City 113 Mining Science 108 Mining & Scientific Press 108 Mining World 109 Minnesota Dairyman 31 Minnesota Farm 3^ Minnick & Company, J. H. 215 Mirror 204 Mirror & Farmer 33 Mission Field 264 Mission Gleaner 264 Mission Herald 266 Mission Studies 253 Missions 259 Missionary Helper 259 Missionary Herald 259 Missionary Intelligencer 267 Missionary Magazine Missionary Messenger 268 Missionary Review of the World 264 Missionary Tidings 256 Missionary Witness 278 Missionary World 257 Mississippi Baptist 261 Mississippi Educational Advance 100 Mississippi Medical Monthly 193 Mississippi Poultryman 241 Mississippi Valley Lumberman 173 Mississippi Visitor 260 Missouri Dairyman Missouri Farmer 31 Missouri & Kansas Farmer Missouri Mule 158 Missouri Ruralist 32 Missouri School Journal 100 Missouri Valley Farmer 28, 187 Missouri Valley Veterinary Bulletin 192 Mitchell, Edward H. 180 Mittenthal Film Company 236 Mixer & Server 128 M. K. & T. Employes Magazine 248 Moderator-Topics 100 Modern Brotherhood 126 Modern Building 46 Modern Confectioner & Baker Modern Dance Magazine 206 Modern Druggist 93 Modern Farming 29 Modern Grocer 143 Modern Hospital, Chicago 175, 192 Modern Hospital, St. Louis 194 Modern Language Notes 99, 175 Modern Merchant and Grocery World 144A Modern Methods 119 Modern Miller 141 Modern Painter 93 Modern Philology Modern Poultry Modern Power Modern Priscilla Modern Sanitation Modern Sugar Planter Modern Woodman Modern Youth Moffat, Yard & Co. 175 239 52 152, 187 207 29 125 165 63 Mohawk Film Company, Incorporated 236 Money and Commerce 123 Monetary Times of Canada 124 Monetary Record 120 Monitor, Newark 262 Monitor, San Francisco Montana Churchman 262 Montana Farmer Montgomery Co., Law Reporter Monthly Bulletin Moody's Magazine Monthly Magazine Section Monumental News 88, 130 Morning Star Morning Telegraph, New York Morosco, Oliver Morris, Jos. Morris and Bendien Morse Music Co., Theo. Mosby Co., C. V. Mother's Magazine Motion Picture Magazine 209, 286 Motography 105, 209 Motor Motor Age Motor Boat, London Motor Boat, New York Motor Boating 136 Motor Cycle Motor-Cycle Illustrated 61, 137, 189 Motorcycling Motor-Cycle Review Motordom Motor Era Motoring Motoring Magazine & Motor Life Motorist, Cleveland Motorist, Omaha 50, 188 Motor Life & Motor Print Motor Magazine of Canada Motor News Motor Sport 139 Motor & Sport Motor Traffic Motor Truck Motor Vehicle-Register Motor Wagon Motor Way Motor West & California Motor Motorman & Conductor 127 Motor World Mount Angel Magazine Mount Carmel District Advocate Movie Magazine Moving Picture News Moving Picture Publicity 18, 209 Moving Picture Stories Moving Picture World Multitude 283 MAGAZINE INDEX Municipal Engineering 109, 217 Municipal Facts, Denver 217 Municipal Facts, New York 218 Municipal Journal, Baltimore 217 Municipal Journal, Houston 219 Municipal Journal and Engineer 112, 218 Municipal Law Reporter 172, 219 Municipal News 219 Municipal Ownership 218 Municipal Record 217 Municipal World 219 Municipality 219 Munn & Company 63 Munsey'a Magazine 295 Murphy Brothers Calendar Company 181 Murray's Swine Breeder 40 Music News 210 Music Teacher and Home Magazine 210 Music Trade Review 211 Musical Advance 211 Musical Advocate 210 Musical Age 211 Musical American 211 Musical Canada 212 Musical Courier Musical Leader 210 Musical Million 212 Musical Observer 211 Musical Times 210 Musical Trades 211 Musical Visitor 212 Musician 210 Mutual Film Corporation 231 Mutual Insurance News 170 Mutual Underwriter 171 Myers Company, Elwood 190 Mystic Worker 125 N. A. R. D. Notes 93 Nash's Magazine 82 Nash Motion Picture Company 231 National Alfalfa Journal 39 National Architect 47 National Art Publishing Company 182 National Baker 86 National Baptist Flag & Oklahoma Baptist 269 National Baptist Union 274 National Barred Rock Journal 241 National Builder 45, 88 National Calendar Company 184 National Cleaner & Dyer 203 National Cleaning and Dyeing World 203 National Compensation Journal 1J9 National Coopers' Journal 128, 207 National Corporation Reporter 169 National Defense 201 National Drug Clerk 93 National Druggist 94 National Economist 169 National Educator & Teachers' Advocate 103 National Electrical Contractor 107 National Engineer 109 National Farmer 30 National Farmer & Stock Grower 32, 188 National Food and Cookery 150 National Food Magazine 155 National Geographic Magazine 186, 282 National Grange 33 National Grocers Bulletin 144A National Hardware Bulletin 145 National Harness Review 145 National Hay & Grain Reporter 141 National Hibernian 126 National Hotel Reporter 148 National Humane Educator 207 National Humane Journal 203 National Jeweler & Optician 161 National Labor Tribune 129 National Land and Irrigation Journal 25 National Laundry Journal 203 National League Barber 128 National Lithographer 245 National Live Stock Reporter 26 National Magazine 285 National Monthly 168, 287 National Monthly Magazine 295 National Monthly Literary Magazine 307 National Municipal Review 219 National Negro School News 97 National News Bureau 306 National News-Letter 295 National Partridge Wyandotte Journal 243 National Petroleum News 95 National Poultry Magazine 241 National Printer-Journalist 244 National Provisioner 144A National Pure Food News 155 National Real Estate Journal 31 National Reporter System 170 National Republican 206 National Sportsman 133, 187 National Squab Magazine 240 National Stockman & Farmer 38 National Sunday Magazine 308 National Tribune 125 National Wool Grower 40 Nation's Review 295 Nature Study Review 101 Naturopath and Herald of Health 196, 206 Nautical Gazette 200 Nautilus 204 Navy 199 Nebraska Farmer 33 Nebraska Farm Journal 33, 188 Nebraska Friend 262 Nebraska Legal News 170 Nebraskan School Review 101 Nebraska Teacher 101 Needlecraft 152 Nelson & Sons, Thomas 64 New Age Magazine 125 Newark Ledger 209 New Century Sunday School Teacher 255 New England Auto List & Tourist 60 New England Banker 119 New England Farmer 40 New England Grocer & Tradesman 144 New England Homestead 30 New England Magazine 285 New England Medical Gazette 193 New England Motion Picture Company 233 New England Publishing Company 56 New England Telephone Topics 105 New Era 278 New Era Producing Company 314 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS' New Freeman New Guide 273 New Hampshire Farmer & Union 33 New Ideas 20, 179 New Jersey Baptist Bulletin 262 New Jersey Commerce & Finance 120 New Jersey Farmer and Home World 33 New Jersey Farm Journal 33 New Jersey Law Journal 170 New Magazine New Mexico Journal of Education 101 New Mexico Medical Journal 194 New Music Review 211 New Republic 295 New Review 206 New South Baker 86 New Story Magazine 296 New West Magazine 205 New West Trade 144B New World 253 New World Monthly Review 281 New York Clipper 310 New York Courier and International Topics 206 New York Farmer 35 New York Herald Syndicate 309 New York Lumber Trade Journal 173 New York Motion Picture Corporation 231 New York Star and Stage Pictorial 311 New York State Journal of Medicine 195 New York Times 223 New York Times Annalist 122 New York Topics 296 New York World Joke Book 160 News, Buffalo 223 News, Chicago 220 News, Des Moines 221 News, Detroit 222 News, Fort Leaven worth 199 News, Indianapolis 221 News, Milwaukee 226 News, Newark 223 News, St. Paul 222 News & Dairy Market Reporter 42, 144B News & Farm Journal 39 Newson & Company 64 Newspaperdom 19 Newspaper Enterprise Association 306 Newspaper Feature Service 308 Newspaper Special Service 308 Nineteenth Century & After 82 Noble and Williams Novelty Company 188 Norcross, Miss June 184 Nordisk Films Company 238 Normal Instructor & Primary Plans 101 Normal Magazine 102 North American 225 North American Film Corporation 236 North American Journal of Homeopathy 195 North American Review 296 North American Students 264 North American Syndicate 309 North Carolina Christian Advocate 266 North Carolina Education 102 North Dakota Farmer 36 North East 258 Northern Christian Advocate 265 Northern Messenger 278 Northern Minnesota Journal 217 North Fort Worth Sunday News & Southwestern Farmer & Breeder 40 North Star Signal 100 North Texas Farmer 40 Northumberland Legal Journal 172 Northwest Architect 47 Northwest Church Life 276 Northwest Farmer & Settler 30 Northwest Farm & Orchard 41 Northwest Farmstead 31 Northwest Horticulturist Agriculturist & Dairyman 41 Northwest Hotel News 149 Northwest Insurance 170 Northwest Insurance News 171 Northwest Journal of Education 104 Northwest Medicine 198 North-West Pacific Farmer Northwest Post 39 Northwest Poultry Journal 242 Northwest Review 277 Northwestern Agriculturist Northwestern Banker Northwestern Christian Advocate Northwestern Chronicle Northwestern Druggist North westerner Northwestern Farmer Northwestern Furniture Review 130 Northwestern Jeweler Northwestern Merchant 144B Northwestern Miller Northwestern Mining Journal Northwestern Mining News 113 Northwestern Stockman & Farmer Nor-West Farmer Notions & Fancy Goods Nova Scotia Lutheran Novel Magazine Novello & Company Novelty News Nugent's Bulletin Nunc Licet Press Nurse O. A. C. Barometer O. A. C. Review Observer Observer Magazine Odd Fellow Review Office Appliances Office Outfitter Official Court Record 169 Ogilvie Publishing Company, J. S. 64 Ohio Architect & Builder 47 Ohio Association News 268 Ohio Banker 122 Ohio Educational Monthly 102 Ohio Farmer 36 Ohio Law Bulletin 171 Ohio Motorist 52 Ohio State Medical Journal 196 Ohio Sunday School Worker 268 Ohio Teacher 102 Oildom 94 Oil & Gas Journal, St. Louis 94 Oil & Gas Journal, Tulsa 95 MAGAZINE INDEX Oil & Gas Man's Magazine 95 Oil Industry 93 Oil Mill Gazetteer 96 Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter 95 Oklahoma Banker 122 Oklahoma Farmer 36, 190 Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman 37 Oklahoma Farm Journal 37 Oklahoma Law Journal 171 Oklahoma Medical News-Journal 196 Oklahoma Retail & Credit Record 144A Oklahoma School Herald 102 Oklahoma State Farmer 37 Oklahoma Sunday School Worker 269 Oklahoma World 37 O K. Poultry Journal 242 Old Dominion Journal of Medicine and Surgery 198 Oliver Morosco Photoplay Corporation 231 Omaha Trade Exhibit 280 Onward, Richmond 276 Onward, Toronto 278 Open Court Publishing Company 55 Open Exhaust 201 Open Money Bag Opera House Reporter 310 Opera Magazine 211, 311 Operative Miller 141 Ophthalmic Record Ophthalmology 177 Optic & Live Stock Grower 33 Optical Journal & Review of Optometry 161 Oral Hygiene 197 Orange Judd Farmer Orchard & Farm 22 Oregon Building Record Oregon Countryman Oregon Farmer Oregon Grange Bulletin Oregon Journal 37 Oregon Merchants' Magazine 144A Oregon Teachers' Monthly 103 Oregonian Oregonian Orff's Farm & Poultry Review Organ Organist's Journal Oriental World Orpington Magazine Osborne Company Osteopathic Facts Osteopathic Health Osteopathic Physician Osteopathic World 193 Otsego Farmer and the Otsego Republican Ottawa Chautauqua Ottawa Valley Journal 43 Otterbein Teacher 269 Otwell's Farmer Boy 24, 162 Our Dumb Animals 133, 204 Our Hope & Life in Christ 256 Our Journal 128 Our Little Folks 256 Our Little Friend 250 Our Little People 99 Our Monthly 273 Our Navy 200 Our Oivn Illinois Retail Merchants Journal 116 Our State Army and Navy 201 Our Sunday Visitor 256 Our Young People, Elgin 255 Our Young People, Milwaukee 276 Outdoor Advertising 19 Outdoor Life 132 Outer's Book 138, 190 Outing Magazine 137, 189 Outing Publishing Company 64 Outlook 189, 296 Out West 281 Overland Monthly 281 Owen Card Publishing Company 182 Owen Publishing Company, F. A. 58, 182 Ozark Countryman 32 Ozark Farm & Fruit Belt 21 Ozark Produce Journal 21 Package Advertiser 17 Packages 208 Packer, Kansas City 144 Packer, New York 144A Pacific 251 Pacific Banker 122 Pacific Baptist 269 Pacific Builder 45 Pacific Builder & Engineer 47, 113 Pacific Churchman 251 Pacific Christian 251 Pacific Christian Advocate 269 Pacific Coast Gazette 86 Pacific Coast Golf 132 Pacific Coast Hotel & Apartment Record 148 Pacific Coast Hotel Gazette 148 Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy 191 Pacific Coast Journal of Nursing 191 Pacific Coast Merchant 90 Pacific Coast Musical Review 210 Pacific Coast Tennis Review 132 Pacific Dairy Review Pacific Drug Review 95 1'acific Fanciers' Monthly 239 Pacific Farmers' Union 41 Pacific Fruit World 22, 143 Pacific Furniture Trade 130 Pacilic Gardea 22 Pacific Goldsmith 161 Pacilic Grange Bulletin 37 Pacific Hardware Journal 145 Pacific Homestead 37 Pacilic International Power Boat 201 Pacific Journal 191 Pacific l.aundryman 207 Pacific Marine Review 199 Pacific Methodist Advocate 251 Pacific Motor Boat 201 Pacific Motor & American Motor News 49 Pacific Motor Boat 138 Pacific Motorins 49 Pacific Naval Monthly 201 Pacific Northwest 37 Pacific Paint, Wall Paper, Picture & Art Goods Trade 93, 227 Pacific Pharmacist 93 Pacific Planter 22 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Pacific Poultrycraft 239 Pacific Poultryman 243 Pacific Printer 244 Pacific Road Guide 49 Pacific Rural Press 22 Pacific Semaphore 249 Pacific Stationer & Bookseller & Western Office Outfitter 244 Pacific Telephone Magazine 105 Pacific Underwriter 168 Pacific Unitarian 251 Page Company 56 Painter & Decorator, Lafayette 93 Painter & Decorator, Toronto 96 Painters Magazine 95 Painter & Wood Finisher 93 Paint The Dealers' Magazine 93 Paint, Oil & Drug Review 93 Paint & Varnish Record 93 Pall Mall Magazine 82 Palmer Company 56 Paper 245 Paper Box Maker 206, 245 Paper Dealer 244 Paper Mill & Wood Pulp News 245 Paper Trade 244 Paper Trade Journal 245 Paramount Pictures Corporation 236 Parcel Post Journal & Advertisers' Guide 18 Parish Visitor 264 Parisienne 296 Park & Cemetery 203 Parke, Daniels & Friedman 215 Parker Art Company, George W. 182 Park's Floral Magazine 37 Pathe Freres 236 Pathfinder 278 Patrician 83 Paull, E. T. 125 Pawnee County Schools 100 Payne, Jennings & Company 180 Payton, Corse 314 Pearson's Magazine, London, England 83 Pearson's Magazine, New York 296 Pease, Mrs. L. F. 182 Pedagogical Seminary 100, 175 Pediatrics 195 Peebles, John C. 314 Pemberthy Engineer & Fireman 110 Penn Publishing Company 67 Penn State Farmer 38 Pennsylvania Farmer 88 Pennsylvania Grange News 37 Pennsylvania Herald 271 Pennsylvania Lumberman 174 Pennsylvania Medical Journal 196 Pennsylvania Merchant 123, 144A Pennsylvania Red Men's Review 128 Pennsylvania School Journal 103 Pentecostal Advocate 275 Pentecostal Herald 257 People's Home Journal 155, 159 People's (Ideal Fiction) Magazine 297 People's Popular Monthly 178, 284 People's Post 204 Pere Marquette Magazine 247 Pere Marquette Monthly Magazine 285 Peru To-day Petroleum Gazette Pharmaceutical Era Pharmaceutical Journal Pharmaceutical Record Phelps, A. C. Philadelphia Press Syndicate 208 95 95 96 96 215 309 Philatelic West & Post Card Collector's World 18 Philippine Magazine 200 Photo-Drama Moving Picture Co. Inc., 236 Photo Era 228 Photographic Journal of America 229 Photographic NBWB 228 Photographic Times 228 Photo-Miniature 228 Photoplay Entertainment Company 238 Photoplayers' Weekly 209 Photoplay Magazine 209 Photo-Play Productions Company 237 Photo News Service 184, 189 Physical CuUure 195, 297 Physical Culture Publishing Company 64 Physician and Surgeon 193 Physician's Drug News 94, 194 Piano & Organ Workers' Official Journal 125 Piano Magazine 210 Piano Trade 210 Pictorial Review 155 Picture & Art Trade Picture Playhouse Film Company 236 Pierreot Film Company Pigeon Neva 240 Pigeons Pike's Peak Film Company Pilgrims Banner Pilgrim Press Pilgrim Teacher 259 Pilot, Boston 259 Pilot, Philadelphia Pioneer Western Lumberman 173 Fittsburg Bulletin 226 Pitman's Journal 101 Pitman & Sons, Isaac 64 Plain Dealer, Cleveland 224 Plan 174 Platinum Print 229 Platt & Peck Company t>4 Play Book Player Piano 211 Playground 137, 218 Playmate 278 Pleasant Hours 278 Plumber & Steam Fitter & Sanitary Engineer 208 Plumbers' Trade Journal and Steam and Hot Water Fitters' Review 206 Plunkett, James Poetry 283 Policeman's Monthly 128 Political Science 176 Pollak, Julius 184 Polo Monthly & Clubman Magazine 137 Pond, William A. 214 Poole Brothers 180 Popular Educator 99 Popular Magazine 297 MAGAZINE INDEX Popular Mechanics Magazine 186, 283 Popular Photography Portland Carman 249 Posse Gymnasium Journal Posselt's Textile Journal 92 Post, Boston 221 Post, Cincinnati 224 Post, Denver 220 Post, Louisville 221 Post, Washington 220 Post-Intelligencer 226 Postal Service Magazine 126 Poster 17 Postmaster Everywhere 204 Postmasters' Advocate 202 Pott & Company, James 64 Pottery & Glass 206 Pottery, Glass & Brass Salesman 206 Poultry 241 Poultry Advocate 243 Poultry Culture 240 Poultry Fancier 242 Poultry & Farm Review 38, 242 Poultry Herald 241 Poultry Item 242 Poultry Journal 239 Poultry Judge 242 Poultry Keeper 239 Poultry Life Poultry Life of America 242 Poultry News, Dallas 242 Poultry News, Newark 241 Poultry, Pigeons & Pet Stock Journal 42, 243 Poultry Post 240 Poultry Record 241 Poultry Review 241 Poultry Success 242 Poultry & Suburban Farmer 30 Poultry Topics 241 Poultry Tribune Poultry Weekly 240 Poultry Yard Power & The Engineer 112 Power Boating Power House Power Wagon 60 Practical Advertising Practical Cutter & Tailor 150 Practical Druggist 95 Practical Electricity and Engineer- ing 105, 109 Practical Engineer 109 Practical Farmer, Philadelphia Practical Farmer, Sussex 43 Practical Poultry Pointers Practical School Journal 98 Prairie Farmer 25 Prairie Farm & Home 44 Prang Company 64 Preacher's Helper 269 Premier Magazine 84 Presbyterian, Philadelphia 271 Presbyterian, Toronto 278 Presbyterian Advance 274 Presbyterian Banner 273 Presbyterian Board of Publication, New York 64 Presbyterian Board of Publication, Philadelphia 67 Presbyterian Examiner 265 Presbyterian Record 278 Presbyterian of the South, Atlanta 251 Presbyterian of the South, Richmond 276 Presbyterian Standard 265 Presbyterian Witness 277 Press, Cleveland 244 Press, New York 223 Press, Pittsburg 226 Press Illustrating Company 189 Presser Company, Theodore 214 Presto Price Current Price Current Grain Reporter 141 Primary Education Primary Educator Primary Sunday School Teacher Primitive Baptist Primitive Methodist Journal Primitive Monitor & Church Advocate 25<> Princess Theatre Princeton Theological Review Princeton University Press 58 Print-Collectors' Quarterly 228, 244 Printer & Publisher 246 Printer's Ink 19 Printing Art 244 Printing Trade News 246 Proceedings of the American Institute 106 Produce Bulletin 144A Produce News, New York 144A Produce News, Seattle 144B Professional & Amateur Photographer 228 Profitable Farming 32 Profitable Poultry, Boston 240 Profitable Poultry, Milton 243 Progress Progression Progressive Age 206 Progressive Builder Progressive Church Record Progressive Farmer Progressive Farmer & Southern Farm Gazette Progressive Poultry Journal Progressive Retailer 17, 90, 143 Progressive Teacher Progressive Thinker Progressive Woman Protestant Magazine Psychological Bulletin Psychological Clinic 103, 177, 197 Public 203 Public Auditor 122, 218 Public Health Journal Public Health Nurse Public Ledger 226 Publicity Public School Journal 103 Public School Publishing Company 53 Public Service 105, 217, 247 Public Service Regulation & Federal Trade 105 Publisher's Guide 19, 245 Puck 159, 297 Pulp & Paper Magazine 246 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Punch 84 Pure Products 144A Pure Words 267 Purina Feed Company 181 Purity 94 Putnam's Sons, G. P. 64 Queen 84 Queen's Work 261 Railroad Employee 128. 248 Railroad Herald 247 Railroad Man's Magazine 248, 298 Railroad Men 248 Railroad Record & Common Carrier 247 Railroad Telegrapher 105, 127, 248 Railroad Trainman 128, 249 Railroad Wire & Signal 129 Railroad World 249 Railway Age Gazette 248 Railway Carmen's Journal 127, 248 Railway Clerk 24s Railway Conductor 126, 247 Railway Critic 248 Railway Electrical Engineer 105, 109, 247 Railway Employes Journal 247 Railway Employes Magazine 247 Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way 109, 247 Railway and Engineering Review 109, 247 Railway Journal 247 Railway Journal of Canada 249 Railway & Locomotive Engineer- ing 112, 248 Railway Mail 248 Railway & Marine News 201, 2^9 Railway & Marine World 249 Railway Master Mechanic 247 Railway Post Office 249 Railway Record Railway Special Agent and Police 247 Railway & Steamship Journal 199, 247 Railway Surgical Journal 247 Railway World 113, 249 Ramo Film, Incorporated 237 Ram's Horn 256 Rand-McNally Banker's Monthly 117 Rand, McNally & Company 55 Range Gazette 39 Ready to Wear 92 Real Estate Bulletin & Building News 45 Real Estate & Court Record 168 Real Estate Magazine 47, 122 Real Estate Record & Builders' Guide 47 Real Estate Register & Rental Guide 47 Realty & Building Record 48 Realty Record & Builder 46 Reason 202, 250 Record, Iowa 169 Record, Kentucky 169 Record, Missouri 170 Record, New York 171 Record, Ohio 269 Record, Pennsylvania 225 Record of Christian Work 260 Record Herald 186 Record-Stockman 23 Recorder 168 Recreation 137, 189 Red Book Magazine 283 Red Magazine 83 Red Men's Official Journal 127 Redmen's Review 128 Reel Film Studio 237 Reese & Crittenden Company 185 Reform Advocate 253 Reformed Church Herald 257 Reformed Church Messenger 271 Reformed Church Record 273 Reformed Church Standard 266 Reformed Presbyterian Advocate 266 Refrigerating & Electricity 113 Refrigerating World 205 Regent Film Company, Incorporated 237 Register 265 Reilly & Britton 55 Reis Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. 314 Reliable Poultry Journal 239 Reliance Motion Picture Company 237 Religious Education 97, 253 Religious Herald 276 Religious Telescope 269 Remick, Jerome H., & Co. 215 Reporter, Illinois 88 Reporter, Ohio 171 Reporter, Pennsylvania 172 Reporter, Wisconsin 172 Republic, Massachusetts 259 Republic, Missouri 32, 188 Republic, St. Paul 223 Retail Baker 86 Retail Clerks' International Advocate, Denver 125 Retail Clerks' International Advocate, Lafayette 126 Retail Druggist 94 Retail Equipment 19, 123 Retailers' Journal 143 Retailers' & Shoppers' Blue Book Magazine 19 Retail Coalman 87 Retail Druggist of Canada 96 Retail Grocer & Provisioner 144B Retail Grocers' Advocate, New York 144A Retail Grocers' Advocate, San Francisco 143 Retail Grocers' Bulletin 144A Retail Grocers' Review 144B Retail Jewelers' Journal 161 Retail Lumberman & Scout 173 Retail Lumberman & Western Builder 174 Retail Merchant, Dallas 144A Retail Merchant, Salt Lake City 144B Retail Merchants' Journal, Omaha Retail Merchants Journal, Peoria Retter Music Company, Louis Revell Company, Fleming H. Review, Maryland Rev ew, Massachusetts Rev ew, New York Rev ew and Expositor Rev ew & Farm & Dairy Herald Rev ew of Reviews Reynolds & Company, L. H. V. R. F. D. News Rhode Island Red Journal Rialto graph Rice Industry 144 143 214 64 258 100 311 257 42 298 184 125 240 310 140, 142 MAGAZINE INDEX Rice Journal & Southern Farmer 29 Rich, Al., Production Company 31* Richmond Company, Maurice 215 Rickey & Company, William 64 Rider & Driver 137 Right Living 197 Rio Grande Employes' Magazine 247 Ritter & Flebbe 57 Road-Maker 109 Roadmaster & Foreman 109, 247 Robbins Photo-Plays Company, Inc. 231 Roberts & Company 55 Robsham & Leland 313 Robyn Syndicate, A. P. 306 Rochester Motion Picture Co. Inc. 238 Rock Island Employes' Magazine 247, 283 Rock Products & Building Materials 45, 88 Rocky Mountain Druggist 93 Rocky Mountain Husbandman 33 Rocky Mountain Magazine 115 Rod & Gun in Canada 139 Rodeheaver Company 214 Rolfe, Benjamin A. 314 Rolfe Photoplays, Inc., B. A. 231 Roller Mill 141 Romance 298 Romanic Review 176 Ropeco Magazine 166 Rosary Magazine, New York 265 Rosary Magazine, Ohio 269 Rosche & Company, Geo. F. 140 Rose, Maurice H., and Jack Curtis 314 Rosebud 83 Rossiter Music Company, Harold 215 Rossiter, Will 216 Rotary 166 Rotary Photogravure Company, Inc. 182 Rough Notes 169 Round Table 261 Rounder and Play Bill 209, 310 Royal Architect 48 Royal Magazine 83 Royal Neighbor 125 Royal Service 258 Rudder 137 Ruggles, Charles 313 Rural Educator 102 Rural New Yorker 35 Rural Life & Farm Stock Journal 35 Rural Oregonian 37 Rural Spirit 37 Rural Weekly, Omaha 33 Rural Weekly, St Paul 31, 179 Rust Craft Shop 181 Saalfield Publishing Company 66 Sabbath Reading 265 Sabbath Recorder 262 Sacred Heart Review 158, 259 Sadler-Rowe Company 55 Safety Engineering 47, 112, 122, 171 Sailors' Magazine & Seamen's Friend 265 St. Andrew's Cross 126, 259 St. Louis Motion Picture Company 232 St. Nicholas 166 Saints' Herald 257 Sample Case 128 Sanborn & Company, Benj. H. 57 Sanger and Jordan 314 Sanitorium 191 Santa Barbara Motion Picture Co. 231 Sante Fe Employes' Magazine 283 Sante Fe Magazine 247 Sante Fe Trail Magazine 286 Sartorial Art Journal 155 Saskatchewan Farmer 44 Saskatchewan Monthly Magazine 278 Satchwa Film Corporation 238 Saturday Blade 178, 186 Saturday Evening Mail 223 Saturday Evening Post 160, 303 Saturday Globe 179 Saturday Night Lantern 203 Saunders Company, W. B 68 Savage, Henry W. Sawyer Film Corporation Scattered Seeds 271 Scenic Lines Employes' Magazine Schiller Syndicate, Joseph P. 306 Schirmer, Inc., D. 57, 214 Schirmer, Inc., G. 65, 214 Schmidt, Arthur P. 215 School, New York 102 School, Toronto 104 School Arts Magazine 99, 228 School Board & School Review 104 School Century 98 School Education 100 School & Home Education School Journal 102 Schoolmate 165 School Music 98, 210 School News of New Jersey 101 School News & Practical Educator 98 School Progress School Register 100 School Review School Science & Mathematics 98 School & Society 102 School World 99 Schroeder, J. H. 215 Schuberth, Edward & Company Schuykill Legal Record 12 Schwartz, Kerwin & Fauss 64 Schwerdtfeger & Company, E. S. Scientific American Scientific Temperance Journal 100 Scott, Foresman & Company Scoville, Chas. Reign 140 Scribner's Sons, Charles Scribner's Magazine 298 Searchlight Magazine Selig Polyscope Company Selling Sense 122 Sentinel of the Blessed Sacrament 265 Service 271 Seven Seas Magazine 200 Sewanee Review Sewing Machine Times 206 Shapiro, Bernstein & Company 216 Shareholder 122 Sharpe Company, Inc., W. N. Shaw Advertising Company 181 Sheep Breeder & Wool Grower Sheet Metal Shop Shining Light 256 Shipping Illustrated 200 10 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Shoe Factory 279 Shoe Findings 279 Shoe & Leather Facts 280 Shoe & Leather Gazette 279 Shoe & Leather Journal 280 Shoe & Leather Reporter 279 Shoe & Leather Weekly 279 Shoeman 279 Shoe Repairer & Dealer 279 Shoe Retailer 279 Shoe Topics 279 Shoe Trade Journal 279 Shoe Workers' Journal 126, 279 Shop Talk 155 Shorthand & Typewriter 101 Shorthand Writer 97 Short Stories 287 Shorter, Gilbert 313 Shnbert Feature Film Corporation 237 Shubert, Sam S. and Lee, Inc. 314 Sibley & Company 57 Sierra Educational News & Book Review 97 Sigma Publishing Company 58 Signal Engineer 109, 247 Signs of the Times, California 250 Signs of the Times, Ohio 19 Silk 91 Silver Black Fox 208 Silver, Burdett & Company 57 Silver Cross 265 Simmons Company Inc., Parker P. 65 Simple Thinks 147 Skillings Mining & Market Letter 120 Small, Maynard & Company 57 Smallwood Film Corporation 237 Smart Set 159, 299 Smith's Magazine 299 Snappy Stories 300 Snyder Company, Ted 216 Soap Gazette & Perfumer 95 Social Circle 262 Soda Dispenser 93 Soda Fountain 86, 95 Soda Water News 86 Solax Company 233 Something To Do 162 South American 206 South Dakota Churchman 273 South Dakota Educator 103 South Dakota Farmer 39 Southeastern Banker 116 Southeastern Underwriter 168 Southern Advertising 20 Southern Agriculturist 38 Southern Architect & Building News 45 Southern Automobile & Garage 52 Southern Banker 116 Southern California Practitioner 191 Southern California Retailers' Journal 143 Southern Carbonator & Bottler 93 Southern Christian Advocate 273 Southern Christian Recorder 251 Southern Churchman 276 Southern Clinic 198 Southern Construction News 45 Southern Cross 250 Southern Cultivator & Dixie Farmer 23 Southern Drainage & Good Roads 113 Southern Educational Review 103 Southern Electrician 105 Southern Engineer 108 Southern Fancier 239 Southern Farm & Dairy 39 Southern Farm Journal 38 Southern Farming Southern Fruit Grower 39 Southern Furniture Journal 131 Southern Good Roads 112, 218 Southern Guardian 250 Southern Industrial & Lumber Review 174 Southern Lumber Journal 174 Southern Lumberman 174 Southern Machinery 108 Southern Medical Journal 191 Southern Medicine & Surgery 197 Southern Merchant 143 Southern Messenger 275 Southern Methodist 25? Southern Motor Boat 132 Southern Motoring Southern Pharmaceutical Journal 96 Southern Planter 41 Southern Poultry Journal Southern Poultry Magazine Southern Poultry Review Southern Poultryman Southern Practitioner 197 Southern Printers' Cost Monthly 245 Southern Publishing Company 68 Southern Ruralist Southern School Journal Southern School News 103 Southern Shipper 40, 144A Southern Sportsman 132 Southern Teacher Southern Telephone News 106 Southern Texas Truck Growers Journal 40 Southern Tobacco Journal Southern Undertaker Southern Woman's Magazine Southern Workman 104 Southland Farmer 40 Southland Magazine 304 Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer 45 Southwest Farmer South West Farmer 35 Southwest Farmer & Investor 40 Southwest Independent Retailer 144B Southwest Journal of Medicine & Surgery 196 Southwest Trade 144 Southwestern Architect & Builder Southwestern Automobilist Southwestern Banker 120 Southwestern Building News Southwestern Electrican Southwestern Grain & Flour Journal 141 Southwestern Horticulturist Southwestern Hospital Sanitarium 197 Southwestern Industrial News 47 Southwestern Machinist & Engineer 113 Southwestern Merchant 92 Southwestern Retailer 144A Southwestern Stockman Farmer & Feeder 21 MAGAZINE INDEX 11 Sovereign Odd Fellow 125 Sovereign Visitor 127 Sower Company, Christopher 68 Spare Momenta Magazine 179 Spatula 94 Special Crops 35 Special Enterprises 35 Spectator, Minneapolis 165 Spectator, New York 122, 171 Spectator Company 64 Sphere 84 Spice Mill 144A Spinning Wheel 300 Spirit of Missions 265 Spirit of the West 27 Spiritual Alliance Weekly 260 Spokesman 52, 146 Spon & Chamberlain 65 Sporting Goods Dealer 134 Sporting Goods Gazette 138 Sporting Life 138 Sporting News 134 Sports Afield 133 Sportsman & Motorist 49 Sportsman's Review 138 Sprague Publishing Company 57 Spur 137 Square Deal Magazine 204 Stair and Havlin 314 Stamp News 205 Standard, Illinois 253 Standard, Massachusetts 170 Standard Advertising 18 Standard & Poultry World 240 Stanley County School News 103 Star, Baltimore 221 Star, Indianapolis 187, 221 Star, Kansas City 32, 188, 222 Star, Montreal 226 Star, Newark 223 Star, Pittsburgh 225 Star, Seattle 226 Star Weekly 226 Star of Zion 266 Starchroom Laundry Journal 207 State Banker 122 State Normal Bulletin 98 State Retail Dealers' Magazine 143 Statesman & Diversified Farmer 39 Steam 112 Steam Shovel & Dredge 125 Steel and Iron 112 Stenographer Stenographer & Phonographic World 103 Sterling Motion Picture Company 230 Stern Company, I. Stern, Jos. & Company 216 Stetson Press Incorporated 57 Steward 148 Stewart & Kidd 66 Stirring Rod 93 Stockman & Farmer 40 Stock Yards Journal 32 Stokes Company, Frederick A. 65 Stone 89 Stone-Cutters' Journal 125 Story-Tel ler 84 Story Tellers' Magazine 102 Stove Mounters' & Range Workers' Journal 127 Stradling & Company, J. M. 58 Strand Magazine, London 84 Strand Magazine, New York 189, 300 Street Railway Bulletin 110, 247 Street & Smith 65 Strout, E. A. 184 Student Farmer 89 Student Life 40 Studio,. London 85 Studio, Michigan 211 Sturgis & Walton 65 Suburban Electric Railway Magazine 248 Successful Farming 27, 187 Successful Poultry Journal 239 Successful Poultryman 243 Sugar Planters' Journal 29 Sully & Kleinteich 65 Summy Company, Clayton F. 215 Sun, Baltimore 221 Sun, New York 223 Sun, Pittsburgh 226 Sun, Toronto 44 Sunbeam 167 Sunday American Sunday Companion Sunday Express, Buffalo 223 Sunday Globe, Boston 221 Sunday Herald 226 Sunday Post Sunday School Advocate Sunday School Banner Sunday School Executive 255 Sunday School Illustrator 265 Sunday School Journal Sunday School Magazine 275 Sunday School Times Sunday School World Sunday Tribune Sunnyside 131 Sunset Magazine The Pacific Monthly 186, 281 Superintendent Superintendent & Foreman Superintendent's Quarterly 275 Supply World Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics 192 Survey 300 Survey Associates 65 Surveyor Sweets Swine Breeders' Journal Swine World Swoyer, A. E. 185, 1J Symphony Syndicate Publishing Company 65, 309 Syndicated State Sunday School Magazine Syren & Shipping System 117, 186 Table Talk 153, 287 Tablet 262 Tavern Talk 148 Taylor, Tell 216 Tea & Coffee Journal 144A Teacher, Pennsylvania 103 Teacher, Tennessee 275 12 '1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Teachers' Assistant 278 Teacher & Home 102 Teachers' Gazette 101 Teacher's Journal 98 Teachers' Magazine 102 Teacher's Monthly, Illinois 255 Teachers' Monthly, Canada 278 Team Owners' Review 207 Technical Educator 103 Technical World Magazine 187, 283 Teich & Company, Curt 180 Telegram, Portland 224 Telegraph & Telephone Age 106 Telephone Engineer 109 Telephone News 107 Telephone Review 106 Telephony 105 10 Story Book 284 Terris Feature Film Company 237 Texas Bankers' Journal Texas Bankers Record 123 Texas Christian Advocate 275 Texas Courier-Record of Medicine 197 Texas Farm Co-operator 40 Texas Farmer 40 Texas Farm & Fireside & Semi-Weekly Post 40 Texas Field and National Guardsman 201 Texas Hotel News 149 Texas Insurance Texas Intercollegian 103 Texas Medical Journal 197 Texas Medical News 197 Texas and Pacific Magazine 249 Texas Presbyterian 275 Texas School Journal 103 Texas School Magazine 103 Texas State Journal of Medicine 197 Texas Sunday School Star 275 Texas Trade Review 207 Texas Tradesman 144B Textile American 90 Textile Colorist 207 Textile Manufacturer 92 Textile Manufacturers' Journal 91 Textile World Record 90 Thanhouser Film Corporation 238 Theatre Magazine 311 Theatrical Producing Company 314 Theosophical Book Concern 55 Theosophical Path, San Diego, Calif. 202 Theosophical Path, Point Loma, Calif. 250 Theosophy 272 Therapeutic Gazette, Pennsylvania 177 Therapeutic Gazette, Michigan 193 Therapeutic Record 193 Thinker's World 204 Thistle Film Manufacturing Company 231 Thompson Art Company 187 Thompson Company, C. W. A. 215 Thompson Company, Edward 66 Thompson-Smith Company 184 Thornwell Messenger 273 Thoroughbred Record 28 Thespian 310 Threshermen's Review 145 Threshermen's Review & Power Farming of Canada 44 Tidings 250 Tiffany Film Corporation 237 Times, Boston 210, 310 Times, Denver 220 Times, Kansas City 223 Times, Los Angeles 220 Times, Louisville 221 Times, Washington 220 Times-Picayune, New Orleans 221 Times of Cuba 124 Tip-Top Semi-Monthly 300 Tit-Bits Tobacco 206 Tobacco Leaf 206 Tobacco World 207 Today's Magazine for Women Toledo Blade 224 Toledo News Bee 224 Top Notch 300 Toronto Saturday Night 266 Touring Topics Tousey, Frank Town Development 112, 122 Town & Country 300 Town Crier Town Development Town & Farm 25 Town Topics, Canada Town Topics, New York 159, 300 Town Topics, Ohio Toys and Novelties 204 T. P's Weekly Traction Magazine 160 Trade Trade Bulletin Trade Exhibit Trade Index Trade Journal Trade Mark News Trade Mark Record Trade Notes Trade Register 123, 144B Trade Review, Canada Trade Review, Ohio 19, 91 Tra^e and Transportation Trader and Canadian Jeweler Tradesman, Nebraska 144, If Tradesman, Tennessee Trades Union News Traffic Bulletin Traffic World 109, 118. 2 Train Dispatchers Bulletin Trained Nurse and Hospital Review Training School Bulletin 101 Transactions of the Illuminating Engineering Society Transcript, Boston Transcript, San Diego Transmitter Trans Missouri Farmer & Ranchman 42 Travel 189- 301 Travelers Railway Guide Trend Tribune, Chicago Tribune, New York Tribune, Los Angeles Tribune, Minneapolis . Tribune, Montreal MAGAZINE INDEX 13 Tribune, Springfield 260 Tribune-Stockman-Fanner 42 Tri-County Educator 100 Tri-State Merchant 144A Tropic Magazine 132 Trotter & Pacer 137 Truck & Chick 239 Truck Farmer 40 Trucker & Farmer 29 True Voice 262 True Witness 278 Trunks, Leather Goods & Umbrellas 207, 280 Truth, New York 265 Truth, North Carolina 266 Truth Seeker 262 Tuck & Sons Company, Ltd., Raphael 184 Tullar-Meredith Company 140 Twentieth Century Farmer 33 Twentieth Century Pastor 272 Twin City Commercial Bulletin 144 Twin City Railway & Hotel News 148 Typewriter Topics 206 Typographical Journal 126 Underwriter, Baltimore 169 Underwriter, New York 171 Underwriter's Report 168 Underwriters' Review 169 Union 265 Union Advocate 31 Union & Advertiser, Rochester 224 Union Farmer 25 Union Farmer Herald 42 Union Journal 128 Union Label Magazine 126 Union Signal 256 Union Star 40 Union Syndicate Service 309 Unitarian Advance 265 Unitarian Word and Work 259 United Art Publishing Company 185 United Canada 277 United Labor Journal 126 United Lutheran 260 United Mine Workers' Journal 126 United Presbyterian 273 United States Amusement Corporation 233 United States Film Corporation 232 United States Infantry Journal 199 United States Investor 119 U. S. Naval Institute Proceedings 199 United States Paper Maker 245 United States Review 1T2 U. S. Tobacco Journal 206 Universal Advance 208 Universal Engineer 112 Universal Film Manufacturing Co. 232, 237 Universalist Leader 259 University Herald 102 Unity 253 Unpopular Review 301 Upholsterer 131 Up-to-Date 144A Up-to Date Distributor 19 Up-to-Date Farming 26 U. T. Farmer 38 Urologic and Cutaneous Review 194 Useful Poultry Journal 241 Usona Film Company 230 Utility Pigeons 241 Vagabond 153 Valley Farmer 40 Vandersloot Music Company 216 Van Dyck Gravure Company 185 Vanity Fair 302, 311 Van Nostrand Company, D. 65 Vegetable Grower 25 Vegetarian Magazine 150 Vehicle Dealer 147 Veneers 93, 130, 173 Vermont Monthly 198 Vickery and Hill List (Hearth and Home, Happy House, Good Stories) 179 Views 168 Vigilant 171 Vindicator 266 Violinist -210 Violin World 211 Virginia Farmer 41 Virginia Journal of Education 104 Virginia Law Register 172 Virginia Medical 198 Visitor, Missouri 262 Visitor, Rhode Island 273 Visitor, Tennessee 275 Vitagraph Company of America 233 Vocationist 102 Vogue 155 Voice of Missions 265 Voice of the Retail Druggist 94 Vo'.land Company, P. F. 55, 180 Volta Review 202 Von Tilzer, Albert 216 Von Tilzer Music Company, Harry 216 Voter & His Employer 119 Wagenhals and Kemper 314 Walden's Stationer & Printer 245 Walker-Longfellow Company 181 Wallace's Farmer 27 Wallpaper News & Interior Decorator 95, 13] War Cry 265 Warne & Co., Frederick 65 Warwick & York, Inc. 65 Washington Farmer 41 Washington Square Players 314 Waste Trade Journal 128, 146 Watchman 275 Watchman-Examiner 265 Watchword 269 Watchword and Truth 259 Water & Gas Review 218 Water Power Chronicle 110 Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 216 Watt & Company, W. J. 65 Watt's Official Railway Guide of the South 148 Way 272 Wayburn, Ned, Incorporated 315 Way of Faith 273 Way of Truth 275 Wear-Ever 123 "tt'easner Company, H. C. 216 Webb Publishing Company 58 Week End 138 14 "1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS" Weekly Enquirer 36 Weekly Globe & Canada Farmer 44 Weekly Star Farmer 188 Welcome Guest 178 Wells-Fargo Messenger 248 Wellspring 259 Wenrich-Howard Music Company 216 Werba-Luescher Company 315 Werner & Company, Edgar S. 65 Wesleyan 277 Wes'.eyan Christian Advocate 251 Wesleyan Methodist 265 West, Roland 315 West Coast Lumberman 174 West Coast Magazine 281 West Coast Trade 144B Western Architect 46 Western Banker 120 Western Banker & Financier 115 Western Builder 48 Western Canada Contractor & Builder's Gazette 48 Western Canada Medical Journal 198 Western Canada Trade Gazette 208 Western Canada Trade Review 149 Western Canadian Motorist 62 Western Canadian Pharmacist 96 Western Canner & Packer 143 Western Cat Fancier 202 Western Christiam Advocate 268 Western Christian Union 261 Western Clarion 208 Western Contractor 46 Western Dental Journal 194 Western Druggist 93 Western Empire 22 Western Engineering 108 Western Evangel 275 Western Farmer 41 Western Farm Life 23 Western Field 132 Western Fruit Jobber 143 Western Furniture Review 131 Western Graphic 132 Western Hardware Journal 146 Western Home Monthly 43, 157 Western Horseman 26 Western Hotel Reporter 148 Western Insurance Review 170 Western Journal of Education 97 Western Law Reporter 172 Western Lumberman Western Medical News 198 Western Medical Review 194 Western Messenger 261 Western Methodist 250 Western Methodist Recorder 277 Western Motor Car 62 Western Motor Record 49 Western Municipal Newa 219 Western Newspaper Union 307 Western Opinions 202 Western Outlook 277 Western Pennsylvania Retail Druggist 95 Western Poultry 239 Western Poultryman 242 Western Poultry Journal 240 Western Poultry Review * Farm Bureau 239 Western Poultry World 239 Western Recorder 257 Western Review 169 Western School Journal, Chicago 97 Western School Journal, Topeka 98 Western Standard 304 Western Teacher 104 Western Tobacco Journal 207 Western Trader 144, 146 Western Undertaker, Chicago 130 Western Undertaker, South Bend 130 Western Underwriter 169 Western Vitagraph Company of America 232 Western Watchman 262 Western World, Colorado 23 Western World, Iowa 257 Westerner 41 Westland Educator 102 West-Land Magazine 277 Westminster 278 Westminster Magazine 251 Westminster Press 68 Westminster Teacher 272 West Texas Magazine 304 West Virginia Educator 104 West Virginia Farmer & Grange Advocate 41 West Virginia Medical Journal 198 West Virginia School Journal 104 Whalemen's Shipping List 94 Wharton. Inc. 233 What To Do 162, 255 What's Doing 207 Wheeler, W. H. & Company Wheeler Syndicate 309 Wheelock & Company, C. E. 180 White Mountain Educator Whitney Company, Geo. C. 181 White-Smith Music Publishing Co. 215 Wholesale Grocer 143 Wholesale Grocery Review 144A Wide World Wilde Company, W. A. Wiley & Sons, John 66 Williams, J. H. 68 Williams Co., David Williams & Wilkins Company Willis Mus ! c Company Wilton, Alf. T. Windsor Magazine 86 Wine & Spirit Bulletin 143 Winston Co., John C. Winthrop Syndicate Wireless Age 106 Wisconsin Agriculturist Wisconsin Banker Wisconsin Christian Advocate 276 Wisconsin Congregational Church Life 276 Wisconsin Country Magazine 42 Wisconsin Engineer 113 Wisconsin Equity News 42 Wisconsin Farmer 42 Wisconsin Horticulture 42 Wisconsin Journal of Education Wisconsin Medical Journal 198 Wisconsin Medical Record 198 MAGAZINE INDEX 15 Wisconsin Motorist Wisconsin Poultryman Wisconsin Retail Merchants Advocate 144B Wisconsin Sugar Beet Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter Witmark. M. & Sons 215. 216 Witness 265 Witness & Canadian Homestead Woeh'.er, Hans L. Woman and Beauty 157 Woman Citizen 150 Woman Voter 155 Woman's Bulletin 150 Woman's Civic Magazine 150 Woman's Evangel 269 Woman's Exponent 275 Woman's Home Companion 156, 160 Woman's Home Missions 268 Woman's Home Weekly 152 Woman's Magazine 156 Woman's Medical Journal 196 Woman's Missionary Magazine 269 Woman's National Weekly 153 Woman's Review 151 Woman's World 161 Women 262 Women Lawyers' Journal 170 Women's & Infants' Furnisher 91 Women's Missionary Friend 260 Wood & Co., Wm. 66 Wood Craft 173 Wooden & Willowware Trade Review 173 Wood Music Company 215 Wood-Preserving 284 Woods, A. H. 315 Woodward & Tiernan Printing Co. 181 Woodward, Willis & Company . 216 Wood-Worker 109, 173 Wooster Quarterly 102 Word & Way 261 World, New York 224 World Book Company 66 World Color Printing Company 307 World Comedy Stars Film Corporation 237 World Film Corporation 238 World Outlook 303 World Syndicate 309 World Wide 272 World Wide Baraca 266 World Wide Missions 268 World Wide Revival 260 World's Advance 106, 189. 302 World's Chronicle 98 World's Crisis 260 World's Work 188, 287 Wycil & Company 66 Wyoming Industrial Journal 208 Wyoming School Journal 104 Yachting 133 Yachtsman 86 Yale Law Journal 168 Yale Review 282 Yale University Press 53 Yellow Book 303 Yeoman Shields 126 Yes or No 86 York Legal Record 172 Young Catholic Messenger 269 Young Churchman 276 Young Churchman Company 68 Young Crusader 256 Young Evangelist 262 Young Folks 272 Young Folk's Catholic Weeily 272 Young Idea 100 Young Israel 268 Young Lutheran 269 Young Ladies' Class Weekly 255 Y. M. C. A. Advocate 262 Young Men's Class Weekly 255 Y. M. H. A. Magazine 258 Y. M. H. A. Outlook 262 Young People 272 Young People's Weekly 162 Young Woman's Journal 275 Young's Magazine 303 Youth's Companion 162, 187, 285 Youth's Evangelist 273 Youth's Instructor 97, 251 Youth's World 272 Ziegfeld, F., Jr. 315 Zion Harp 261 Zion's Advocate 258 Zion's Ensign 261 Zion's Herald 260 Zion's landmark 266 ADVERTISING JOURNALS In general, it may be said of the advertising publications that good articles, by experts, based on actual experiences, are always in demand. Jokes are used by many these must treat of advertisers or advertisers' interests and verse, though seldom used, will certainly be accepted if timely, clever and of especial appeal to advertising men. The follow- ing are listed alphabetically according to states. CALIFORNIA Practical Advertising, 308 Wells Fargo Building, San Francisco: A monthly magazine devoted to the interests of advertising on the Pacific Coast, edited by Louis Honig. "Practical advertising plans and articles on sales methods will be considered." GEORGIA Progressive Retailer, Atlanta: A monthly, "manuscripts should be based on subjects of particular interest to retail merchants in the Southern States, and should contain the fundamental principals of mer- chandising particularly. Pays a flat space rate of twenty-five cents a column inch for ordinary manuscripts." (?) ILLINOIS Agents Magazine, 519 South Dearborn Street, Chicago: A monthly, uses short stories and technical articles of interest to salesmen and agents. (?) Agricultural Advertising, Chicago: A monthly, five dollars each is paid for practical articles of from 1,200 to 1,500 words. (?) Judicious Advertising, S. E. Cor. Wabash and Madison, Chicago: A monthly, " desires manuscripts from 1,400 to 3,000 words in length, illus- trated articles preferred, those giving practical and specific information about advertising and salesmanship problems, such as would appeal to the advertising managers of large manufacturing organizations who are national advertisers. Articles devoted to the nature of sales connection between manufacturers and dealers, to the use of advertising by deal- ers in small towns or to anything that would have a bearing on the betterment of merchandising of nationally advertised products are de- sired. No fiction, jokes or verses. Separate photographs must be ar- ranged for specially; not generally desired. Rates are one-half cent a word and upward according to the value of the article and the promi- nence of the writer." W. L. Agnew, managing editor. Mail Order Journal, 64 X. Randolph Street, Chicago: A monthly, pays about 2.50 a thousand words for short articles. (?) Novelty News, 215 S. Market Street, Chicago: A monthly, devoted to new ways to build up business, unique and original advertising ideas, in- ducement methods to stimulate sales, novel things, souvenirs, emblems, post cards, dates of conventions, etc. Ordinarily does not pay for manu- scripts. Henry S. Bunting, manager. Package Advertiser, Chicago: A monthly, edited by Col. Charles M. Carr, devoted to the interests of users of packages. (?) Poster, Chicago: A monthly. "We are in the market for articles on posters and poster advertising, stories of successful poster campaigns and sketches of the lives and work of poster artists. We pay $5 a thousand words on publication." Herbert Duce. 2 17 18 'Standard Advertising, Kesner Building, Chicago: A monthly, depends upon staff for most articles. Publicity, Downer's Grove: A monthly magazine for the business builder. Accepts one story per month, dealing with some phase of busi- ness-getting or exploitation. Articles used on salesmanship, catalogues and their making, business education, etc. INDIANA Associated Advertising, Indianapolis: A monthly, published by the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. No material of any kind is purchased. MASSACHUSETTS Open Money Bag, Boston: A monthly, pays for occasional manuscripts of interest to "mail order trade and advertising profession." (?) MICHIGAN Mail Order Drummer, Muskegon: A monthly, "offers a doubtful market for accounts of mail-order catch-penny schemes." (?) NEBRASKA Philatelic West and Post Card Collector's World, Superior: A monthly, a general mail order, stamp, coin, general curio and postcard collectors' journal. Makes an offer for Mss. NEW JERSEY Parcel Post Journal & Advertisers' Guide, New Egypt: A monthly devoted to parcel post and mail order merchandising. NEW YORK Advertising and Selling, 71 West 23rd Street, New York: A monthly, desires practical articles of from 1,600 to 3,000 words each, not neces- sarily illustrated, containing facts and figures regarding sales and ad- vertising. American Retailer, 906 Longacre Building, New York: "is in need of articles of about 1,000 words each on advertising, salesmanship, window dressing and kindred subjects affecting the retailer." (?) Editor and Publisher, 13 Park Row, New York: A weekly, "for news- paper makers, advertisers and advertising agents." Electric Sign Journal, 239 Fourth Avenue, New York: An illustrated monthly. Fame, Germania Building, New York: A monthly, "welcomes all con- tributions relating to questions of national advertising, desiring particu- larly articles treating of street car card advertising. Articles must be brief and bright. Pays for accepted material." Sometimes uses verse. Fourth Estate, Broadway and 59th Street, New York: "A weekly newspaper for the makers of newspapers." News briefs to keep news- paper men and advertisers up-to-date form the bulk of the material used. Mail Order World, Lockport: A monthly, "not a market reprints and forgets to give credit." Moving Picture Publicity, 949 Broadway, New York: A monthly "Periodical for Twentieth Century Advertisers." ADVERTISING JOURNALS 19 Newspaperdom, 150 Nassau Street, New York: A fortnightly, for newspaper workers and advertisers. Printer's Ink, 12 West 31st Street, New York: A weekly, the leading advertising journal of the United States, makes a feature of articles on advertising and sales promotion but "does not invite contributions from the general class of literary workers. Long experience has proved to us that the general literary man or woman can not write our class of material. He or she is not in touch with the sources of information which will allow him to write acceptably for us." Lynn G. Wright, man- aging editor, who sends this announcement, adds, "Like most editors, we do not take any joy in returning manuscripts, and as we have to send back practically all of those that are submitted to us by contributors who are not actually engaged in the work of advertising and selling, we would regard it as a favor if you could spread the news that we do not care for general contributions." Pays well for accepted work. Publisher's Guide, 373 Fourth Avenue, New York: A monthly, appeals to publishers of daily, weekly and monthly publications, users of printing, advertisers and those interested in the use of novelties of various kinds for premium purposes. Outdoor Advertising, Utica: W F. Grossmeyer, publisher, will con- sider carefully articles on electric and illuminated signs, posters, window displays, street car and moving picture advertising, and advertising novelties. Writers should have first hand, practical knowledge of their subjects. It is eager to receive articles "that breathe the sentiment and atmosphere, the poetry, of this phase of commercial life." (Suspended) The Retailers' and Shoppers' Blue Book Magazine, 110 West 34th Street, New York: J. W. Waring Publishing Company. A quarterly. It en- deavors to tell "in a nutshell what's what and where to shop in Greater New York, and to make available for all people the sources of supplies." "We will be always glad to consider manuscripts available for use in our magazine, and will pay for same upon acceptance at rates according to their length and importance." D. W. C. Weld, Secretary. (?) OHIO Advertising World, 65 E. Gay Street, Columbus: A monthly, devoted to all kinds of advertising, but uses much "reprint." Signs of the Times, 25 Opera Place, Cincinnati: A monthly, "buys practical articles, br'ef, meaty, preferably illustrated, on all phases of advertising." Uses photographs of "busy spots" of real interest to ad- vertisers. Photographs showing displays of outdoor signs are especially desired. Trade Review, 514 Main Street, Cincinnati: (See Dry Goods & Allied Trades). Up-to-Date Distributor, Cleveland: A monthly. PENNSYLVANIA Retail Equipment, Blau Bank Building, Scranton: The national monthly magazine for all concerned in retailing, "uses short articles on store equipment, store openings, store life, store news, etc." Mail Order Man and General Agent, 908 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia: A bi-monthly, "wants short, snappy articles which will interest mail order dealers and general agents. No verse or fiction wanted unless it directly points a business moral." Ross D. Breniser, editor. 20 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS New Ideas, 233 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia: "is a mail order paper which can make use of good short stories." J. M. Fogelsanger. (?) TENNESSEE Mail Order Business Builder, Rose Building, Chattanooga: A monthly magazine of advertising and selling. Articles not over 1,000 words each in length, preferably illustrated, are wanted from writers who are able to write from experience in the mail order business, or who can give the experiences of people who have been successful *'n the mail order busi- ness. Articles should be filled with facts instead of mere theories. Pay- ment will be made upon acceptance. All manuscripts should be addressed to the editor, T. Rogers Lyons, Lansing, Mich. VIRGINIA Southern Advertising, Richmond: A monthly. CANADA Economic Advertising, Montreal, Que.: A monthly. CUBA Cuba Opportunities, 37 Cuba Street, altos, Havana: A monthly, for the Cuban and American merchants and agriculturists, is published in English and Spanish. Uses very little contributed material. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS Included in this list are a few publications, not primarily devoted to agriculture, which have their circulation among farmers and use mater- ial of the same general sorts as the farm papers. There will be noticed also the names of a few publications which are special editions of daily newspapers. These do not offer a market to the general contributor. They do, however, use contributed work, especially from a few regular contributors, and writers who syndicate their own manuscripts often find these weekly newspapers hospitable. Unless a writer is familiar with a publication we advise a preliminary letter. Payment is often a matter for special arrangement and it is suggested that contributors who expect payment make this evident when manuscripts are submitted. ALABAMA Progressive Farmer and Southern Farm Gazette, Birmingham: ''Though paying for all matter used, the Progressive Farmer buys very little except from its farmer readers. Special arrangements are made for all reading articles not furnished by our regular staff and about the only sort of matter we care for in addition to this is the short, timely, practical letter from the man or woman on the Southern farm. We sometimes buy good photographs. In short, I may say that we offer the professional writer almost no market at all." Alabama Farm Journal, Montgomery: A weekly, confines contributors to 400 words, and does not pay unless especially agreed. ARIZONA Southwestern Stockman, Farmer and Feeder, Phoenix: A weekly, "employs writers who are experts in their respective lines, to provide material of value to farmers, ranchers, cattlemen, herders and other residents of Arizona, New Mexico, California and Northwestern Texas." J. R. Rountree, managing editor. ARKANSAS Southwest Farmer, Fort Smith: A weekly. Arkansas Farmer and Homestead, Little Rock: Pays space rates for acceptable articles on practical agricultural subjects. This paper seems to be a continuation of The Arkansas Farmer, formerly of Conway. Homestead, 209 Louisiana Street, Little Rock: A monthly, invites no mention made of rates contributions of general interest to farmers. John C. Small is the editor. Ozark Produce Journal, Fort Smith: Under the editorship of G. C. Watkins, has been formed by combining The Union Poultry Journal and the Ozark Produce Journal. Ozark Farm & Fruit Belt, Siloam Springs: A monthly. CALIFORNIA California Cultivator, 115-117 North Broadway, Los Angeles: A weekly, "its own staff supplies most of the manuscripts needed. Everything used must be of cultural nature pertaining to California conditions. Buys no short stories, verse, fillers or jokes. Will buy California photographs if they have cultural value." C. B. Messenger. 21 22 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS Homeseeker's Weekly, 316 California Building, Los Angeles: A monthly devoted to the building of homes, the betterment of home con- ditions, the fostering of suburban home ideals as against flats and tene- ments. Serials, short stories, verses and articles are used. All material should be of particular interest to Southern Californians. Pacific Fruit World, Los Angeles: A weekly, "desires no manuscripts." Western Empire, 100 Chamber of Commerce Building, Los Angeles: A monthly, "can use agricultural or horticultural articles pertaining strictly to California conditions and industrial articles on development and on the subject of making a living in California." M. V. Hartranft, editor. Pacific Garden, Pasadena: A monthly, "does not use Mss. by other writers than members of its own staff." P. D. Barnhart, manager. Live Stock and Dairy Journal, Sacramento: A monthly. Breeder & Sportsman, P. 0. Drawer 447, San Francisco: A weekly, aims to be the turf and sporting authority of the Pacific Coast. Mss. should be arranged for. F. W. Kelley is the owner. California Country Journal, 1005 Market Street, San Francisco: A weekly, edited by W. G. Bohannon, solicits contributions from practical farmers and photographs of farm scenes of value to farmers of the Pacific Coast States. It should be specified that payment is expected. Formerly Town and Country Journal. California Farm and Home, 742 Market Street, San Francisco: A pub- lication used as a supplement by California weekly newspapers. California Fruit News, 460 Montgomery Street, San Francisco: A weekly, edited by Howard C. Rowley is not generally in the market for manuscripts. Orchard and Farm, Hearst Building, San Francisco: A monthly, "wants interesting articles with illustrations, on agriculture in the West, particu- larly in California. Poultry raising, stock raising, general farming, and fruit growing are suggested as acceptable subjects, though anything of interest to the rural dweller in the West is suitable. Articles with good, clear photographs are preferable, but those without illustrations will be considered. Payment will be made on acceptance." Has frequent con- tests. Formed by the consolidation of The American Weekly and the old publication called Orchard and Farm. The publishers' propectus reads as follows: "Practical men, who have made a big success of their life work of 'getting a living from the soil' will explain their methods of suc- cess, and experts famous for their technical and scientific knowledge of agriculture, horticulture, dairying, live stock, poultry and every problem that confronts the rural dweller, will contribute articles that will make the road of the man who lives in the country far easier to travel. The features that have made The American Weekly so popular with women will be retained and others added, and Orchard and Farm will be essentially a magazine for the home." Pacific Dairy Review, 78 Clay Street, San Francisco: A weekly may buy an occasional 900 to 1,200 word article with one or two photographs. Pacific Planter, Fresno: is a new farm magazine, published by Albert W. Prewitt, devoted to the agricultural interests of the San Joaquin valley. Pacific Rural Press, San Francisco: A weekly, "uses only matter pre- pared by its staff or written upon its order." AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 23 Business Farmer, Stockton: A semi-monthly publication edited to meet conditions in Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas. Does not care to pay for many articles. When a story is un- usual and well written it will pay $2 a column. COLORADO Field & Farm, 1516 Arapahoe Street, Denver: A weekly, managed by L. M. Wilcox, uses a great number of brief, practical articles, but it should be specified when submitting manuscripts that payment is de- sired. Western Farm Life, Denham Building, Denver: A semi-monthly, "might use short stories exclusively Western illustrated, not to ex- ceed 1,000 words. Purchases some photographs of poultry, dairy and farm scenes." H. S. Groves, editor. Record-Stockman, Denver: A daily, with a weekly edition, is devoted to market and commercial reports. W. N. Fulton, managing editor. Western World, Denver: A monthly. CONNECTICUT The Connecticut Farmer, New Haven : A weekly. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Journal of Research, Washington: Published by the Department of Agriculture for students of technical farm subjects. DELAWARE Farm & Home, Wilmington: A weekly. FLORIDA Florida Agriculturist, Jacksonville: A monthly. Florida Topics, Modello, Dade Co.: A monthly, "telling all about the tropical part of Florida, the lowest part of the East Coast. The paper published farthest south on the mainland of the United States." Florida Grower, Tampa: A weekly, "for truckers and fruit growers and folks who want to know about Florida. Short articles, snappy, bright and clean are used." GEORGIA Southern Cultivator & Dixie Farmer, Atlanta: A semi-monthly. Southern Farming, Atlanta: A weekly, one of the Orange Judd peri- odicals. See preface, American Agriculturist and Orange Judd Farmer. Southern Ruralist, 20 South Forsyth Street, Atlanta: A semi-monthly, edited by Dr. H. E. Stockbridge welcomes contributions of a special sort which will give the Southern Farmer authoritative aid. Nothing abstract desired. Has regular prize contests for articles on stated subjects. Farmer's Union News and Demonstrator, Union City: A semi-monthly, the organ of the State Farmers' Union. R. F. Duckworth, editor. IDAHO Intermountain Farmer, 506 Empire Building, Boise: A monthly, "is in the market for agricultural suggestions, which must pertain to irriga- tion or irrigation farming." Arthur H. Allen, editor. Gem State Rural, Caldwell: A monthly. ILLINOIS Community Building and Permanent Agriculture, Bloomington: A 24 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS monthly. "This paper can purchase material only in exceptional cases of notable improvement in local rural communities, from which it cannot get the reports otherwise." Arthur J. Bill, managing editor. OtwelPs Farmer Boy, Carlinville: A monthly, "stands for morals, mind and money saving among our boys." Does not care for miscellaneous contributions, but does occasionally accept outside work. American Field, Chicago : A weekly. American Florist, Chicago: A weekly. American Sheep Breeder and Wool Grower, 160 North Fifth Avenue, Chicago: A monthly, essentially a news journal, uses brief, practical articles. N. N. Burch, editor. American Swineherd, Chicago: A monthly. American Farming, Pontiac Building, Chicago: A monthly, "only agri- cultural and live stock articles are desired, preferably illustrated. Good photographs of live stock may also be submitted." Formerly Animal Husbandry. Breeder's Gazette, 542 South Dearborn Street, Chicago: A weekly, pays from $3 to $10 a column for acceptable material of interest to stock farmers. Buys photographs. Dairy Produce, 136 West Lake Street, Chicago: A weekly, is published in the interest of the butter and egg trades and is wholly devoted to market reports and news items. George Caven, editor. Earth, 1118 Railway Exchange, Chicago: A monthly devoted to in- terests of the Santa Fe Southwest. F. L. Vandegrift, editor. Farming Business, 500 North Dearborn Street, Chicago: A weekly published by the W. D. Boyce Company. Will print "everything that anybody wants to read reviews of news, good stories, editorials, all new inventions and discoveries, and articles and pictures showing how to make money out of farming." Farmers' & Drovers' Journal, Union Stock Yards, Chicago: A farm daily, uses news of farming and live stock affairs and general market information. Farmers' Review, 537 South Dearborn Street, Chicago: A weekly, con- siders brief illustrated articles of practical nature. Has a household page. Uses a serial story. H. E. Young, editor. Better Farming, Chicago: A monthly, purchases short articles and separate photographs. Florists' Review, Chicago: A weekly. Gardening, Monon Building, Chicago: A monthly, uses photographs of trees and flowers. Pictures should be unmounted, 5x7 glossy prints, and mailed flat. Each picture should bear on the reverse the name of the subject and the name and address of the sender. Stamps should be sent separately, if return of prints is required. Horseman and Spirit of the Times, 538 South Dearborn Street, Chi- cago: A weekly. "We pay $4 a column of about 1,250 words. Writers should study our publication for which purpose we will furnish sample copies. We do not use fiction, verse or jokes.- We can use separate still life photographs of prominent, not ordinary, race horses, photographs taken during the progress or at the finish of a race, photographs of equine freaks, photographs of mares or colts or both in natural attitudes, taken preferably in pastures, photographs of scenery with horses in the background. We also buy cartoons." AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 25 Horse Review, 910 Masonic Temple, Chicago: A weekly, will receive communications for publication. Uses illustrations. Irrigation Age, 30 North Dearborn Street, Chicago: A monthly, "uses well illustrated articles concerning irrigation development in the West, the cost of the land, crops, what to plant, markets and general informa- tion valuable to prospective purchasers of irrigated farms." Live Stock Journal, Chicago: A weekly Live Stock Report, Chicago: A weekly. Live Stock World, Union Stock Yards, Chicago: A daily, prints news of interest to live stock men and brief paragraphs. National Land and Irrigation Journal, 30 South Market Street, Chi- cago: A monthly, "is not at present in position to pay for manuscripts in cash, as it has more than it can use under ordinary conditions. How- ever, it will pay in advertising space for anything of value to its readers. Articles preferred relate to the subjects of irrigation, drainage, pumping and electric power: also any agricultural articles." J. W. Shaw, editor. Orange Judd Farmer, People's Gas Building, Chicago: A weekly: see under American Agriculturist, New York. Prairie Farmer, 538 South Clark Street, Chicago: A fortnightly "does not care for any material of a general nature, such as is put out by the average hack agricultural writer. Most of its con- tributed material is arranged for in advance with college men and prac- tical farmers. About the only thing it gets from a general contributor is a concise, interesting write-up of the success of some farmer with certain methods. Little stories of this nature must be from Illinois or Indiana." Clifford V. Gregory, editor. Sheep Breeder and Wool Grower, Chicago: A monthly. Town and Farm, 3357 South Michigan Avenue: Is not now an active market; contributors should write to J. M. Gregory, editor, before sub- mitting manuscripts. Vegetable Grower, 1208 Boyce Building, Chicago: A monthly, "is in the market for manuscripts that deal with vegetable growing, and articles that are broad enough to interest not only the commercial market gardener and truck grower, but that will also prove of interest and as- sistance to the general farmer who takes more than a passing interest in the growing of vegetables." Fox & Hound & Trappers' World, 255 North Main Street, Decatur: "A monthly, devoted to the interests of dog fanciers, hunters and trappers." Contributors should write before sending manuscripts. Dairy Report, Elgin: A weekly. American Bee Journal, Hamilton: A monthly, pays for acceptable articles. Furrow, Moline: A quarterly, "uses 'stuff' from staff writers only or by special contract." Union Farmer, Murphrysboro : A semi-monthly, devoted to the in- terests of the Farmers' Union, edited "on the farm by a practical farmer," does not, as a rule, care to consider outside material. N. D. Crews, editor. National Live Stock Reporter, National Stock Yards: A daily. Associated Farmer, Peoria: A weekly, "buys no manuscripts of any kind." 26 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS Duroc Bulletin and Live Stock Farmer, 201 South Washington Street, Peoria: A semi-monthly, is devoted primarily to the interests of breeders of Duroc swine. Robert J. Evans, editor. Illinois Farmer & Farmers' Call, Wells Building, Quincy: A semi- monthly, devoted to interests of farmers of Illinois and neighboring states, has various departments but accepts very little from outside writers. John M. Stahl and A. Otis Arnold editors. Home and Farm Magazine, Rock Island: A monthly, Everett E. Little, editor. Berkshire World & Corn Belt Stockman, Chicago: A monthly, de- voted to the interests of raisers of Berkshire hogs, dairy cattle and Percheron horses. Farm Home, Springfield: A monthly, edited by Charles F. Mills, con- siders "good farming" articles to interest Illinois farmers. (?) Swine World, Springfield: A semi-monthly, devoted to the interests of all breeds of swine. INDIANA Farmers' Guide, Huntington: A weekly, pays at a low rate for matter in relation to farm, live stock, poultry, horticulture, dairying, household economics, animal stories, and other matters of interest and value to farmer readers. It is also in the market all the time for good rural photographs. Ben F. Biliter, managing editor. Indiana Farmer, Box 143, Indianapolis: A weekly, "is overcrowded with material, but is always looking for better matter. Takes articles on live stock, dairy, horticulture, of from 300 to 600 words. Accepts occasionally articles on general agricultural topics of from 1,000 to 2,000 words, with illustrations. Buys no separate photographs." Expects contributors to watch for the appearance of their material and send statement either quarterly or monthly giving isue and page. Blanks for this purpose are furnished on request. Check is sent promptly following receipt of such statement at a rate of about $2.50 a thousand words. Jersey Bulletin & Dairy World, 238 South Meridian Street, Indian- apolis: A weekly, "uses nothing but practical communications." Live Stock Journal, Union Stock Yards, Indianapolis: A daily, "prints news, T>oiled down' paragraphs, etc., for the busy farmer, stock raiser and shipper." William A. Cowan, editor and manager. Swine Breeders' Journal, Indianapolis: A semi-monthly. Up-to-Date Farming, 227 West Washington Street, Indianapolis: A semi-monthly, "a farmers' business paper. Its aim is to aid the farmer to make two dollars where he used to make one. Has departments 'The Home on the Farm' and 'The Kitchen Cabinet.' " Pays $2.50 a thousand words for its material. J. A. Everitt, editor. Western Horseman, 147 East Market Street, Indianapolis: A weekly, "devoted to turf and horse interests of America. News items make up most of material." George A. Ryan, editor. Farm Life and Agricultural Epitomist, Spencer: A monthly, "pays for experience articles by farmers and agriculturists; offers prizes for ex- perience articles; purchases occasionally free lance matter of vital qual- ity. (This vital matter is rare.) Uses stories; uses photographs in articles or separately. No agricultural article over 2,000 words usually 300. Also uses a small amount of verse. Rates are 25 cents an inch, or approximately $3.50 a column. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 27 IOWA Corn Belt Farmer, 1162 Twenty-fourth Street, Des Moines: Edited by Arthur Dillinger. Farm Sense, Des Moines: A monthly. Iowa Homestead, 301 Locust Street, Des Moines: A weekly, a practical journal for the farmer, stockman, fruit grower, poultryman, gardener and housekeeper, is edited by James Atkinson. Iowa Farmer, 316 Securities Building, Des Moines: A semi-monthly, "does not buy very much material. Circulates among the farmers and the farmers' wives, and the articles they seem to value most are those which tell them how to do things on the farm or in the farm home. They are looking for newer and better methods even more keenly and with more discrimination than city folks. Can use, more or less, articles which really tell how to do things." J. W. Jarangin, managing editor. Spirit of the West, 308 Observatory Building, Des Moines: A weekly, devoted to Middle West and Southwest turf interests. Might offer a market for news items. P. S. Keel, editor. Successful Farming, Des Moines: A monthly, "likes manuscripts under 3,000 words about 1,000 preferred illustrated, if possible. Uses short stories but very little verse. Purchases photographs of interest to farm folks. Allows fifty cents extra for each photograph which it can use in connection with an article. Manuscripts must be type written and double-spaced. Pays on acceptance at from $3 to $6 a thousand words. Material must be of universal interest. Must be submitted two months in advance of season." Alson Secor, editor. Wallace's Farmer, Des Moines: A weekly, edited by Henry Wallace, devoted to "good farming, clear thinking and right living." Pays as high as a cent a word and a dollar and a half for photographs in case the material "goes home" with the editor. Payment is made about the middle of the month following publication. Fruitman & Gardener, Mount Vernon: A monthly. Farmer & Breeder, 312 Iowa Street, Sioux City: A weekly, devoted to the interests of the farmer and breeder, invites manuscripts on agricul- tural and home topics, but pays only when especially arranged. Short serial stories, with chapters of about 1,500 words each, are used occa- sionally. Payment is sometimes slow. H. G. McMillan, editor. Live Stock Record, Sioux City: A daily. Farm and Real Estate Journal, Traer: A monthly, "uses manuscripts, either with or without illustrations, on the subject of 'Back to the Land,' anything that is strong on inducing people to get away from the congested cities out onto the farms. Would like stories as well as personal ex- periences of those who have been benefited by making the change from city life to country life." Pays at a very low rate. Corn, Waterloo: A monthly especially for the farmer who grows corn, and deals with the subject in a practical way. Kimball's Dairy Farmer, 407 Commercial Street, Waterloo: A semi- monthly, "The National Dairy Magazine," H. E. Colby and E. R. Shoe- maker, editors, aims to use only the best material for the busy farmer. Devoted to all branches of farm work. Likes illustrated articles. Milk Trade Journal, Waterloo: A monthly, publisher by the Fred L. Kimball Co. E. R. Shoemaker is managing editor, E. T. Saddler is editor, and R. E. Donovan is associate editor. This journal is published to 28 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS interest milk dealers and uses articles of interest to these men. The paper is published on good stock and good clear photos for half-tones are desired. KANSAS Farmer's Mail and Breeze, Topeka: A weekly, "buys sometimes an article or story; pays very little. Kansas Farmer, 625 Jackson Street, Topeka: A weekly, likes short pointed articles. Payment desired should be stated. T. A. Borman is the editor. Missouri Valley Farmer, Topeka: A monthly. Unmounted prints of agricultural and live stock scenes in the Middle West are purchased. Brief articles sometimes are purchased. Agricultural Southwest, 410 East William Street, Wichita: A weekly. Eagle, Wichita: A weekly edition of The Wichita Eagle, will purchase occasional Mss. Interstate Farmer, Wichita: A semi-monthly, edited by W. I. Drum- mond, welcomes contributions, but payment is a matter of arrangement. Live Stock Journal, Wichita: A daily. KENTUCKY Thoroughbred Record, Hernando Building, Lexington: A weekly, devoted to news items and briefs of interest to owners and breeders of blooded stock. Farm and Family, Louisville: A monthly devoted to the interests of the farm, home, good roads, education, agriculture and related subjects. James Speed is the editor. Farm and Family succeeds the weekly edition of the Louisville Courier- Journal, and is controlled by the publishers of that newspaper. Farmer's Home Journal, Louisville: A weekly. Home and Farm, Louisville: A semi-monthly, uses short articles on topics like "Testing Seed Corn to Increase Crop," "The Rural Church and Rural Life," offers prizes for letters, and maintains many depart- ments. It favors regular correspondents. The editor is Richard W. Knott. Inland Farmer, Louisville: A semi-monthly, uses practical farm and stock articles that appeal to farmers of the Central and Southern States, and a limited number of household articles. About $2 a thousand words IF paid on publication for manuscripts. Would be interested to secure some really good photographs illustrating farm subjects." F. S. Amen, editor. Kentucky Farmer, Louisville: A semi-monthly, 'is glad to examine occasional good articles." Market Growers' Journal, Louisville: A semi-monthly, in each issue conducts a department called the "Gardeners' Club," for the purpose of having those interested "tell their experiences with various crops in different climates and soils." Topics are suggested in advance for each week's discussion. For the best article printed each week a prize of $2 is offered and $1 is paid for every other letter on the topic printed. These letters are short, from 200 to 600 words each, as many as ten are printed in one number. F. F. Gilmore, editor. Kentucky Farming, Commercial Building, Louisville: A monthly. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 29 LOUISIANA Rice Journal and Southern Farmer, Crowley: A monthly, devoted to local farm interests. Gulf States Farmer, 634 Audubon Building, New Orleans: A monthly, edited by Edward O. Wild, treats all phases of farming as practiced in the Southern States. Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, New Orleans: A weekly. Modern Farming, New Orleans: A semi-monthly. Modern Sugar Planter, New Orleans: A weekly. Sugar Planters' Journal, New Orleans: A weekly. Trucker and Farmer, New Orleans: A monthly, "buys nothing but agricultural matter prepared by U. S. Demonstrators, Professors of Agricultural Colleges and of Experiment Stations, for which we pay space rates." MAINE Maine Farmer, Augusta: A weekly, published by Charles W. Carson & Company, has a poultry department, a home department and a children's department. Contributors must state that remuneration is expected. Commercial Farmer and Villager, Bangor: A weekly edition of The Daily Commercial, devoted to the farming, gardening, dairying, live stock, poultry, grange and home interests of Maine, accepts an occa- sional contribution. Journal, Lewiston: A weekly, has an illustrated magazine section for which it accepts special articles, which must appeal to State of Maine readers. Uses very little fiction. Most of material furnished by staff. Maine State Press, Portland: Weekly edition recently acquired Turf, Farm and Home. MARYLAND Farmer's and Planter's Guide, Baltimore: A montly, "has its regular staff of contributors." MASSACHUSETTS American Cultivator, 62 Summer Street, Boston: A weekly, uses short articles preferably illustrated on agricultural and horticultural topics. A miscellany of household material is also printed. Has not always been regular in methods of payment. American Horse Breeder, Boston: A weekly. American Stock-Keeper and Fancier, Boston: A weekly. Sunday American, Boston: Sometimes buys short articles on agricul- tural and rural subjects of interest to New England readers. Buys agricultural photographs. Horticulture, Boston. Farm and Home, Springfield: A semi-monthly, uses "illustrated feature articles on agricultural topics, which must be technically correct about 1,500 words in length. Good fiction, from two thousand to ten thousand words, is also desired. Labor-saving hints for the farm home, methods to improve the farm home, items regarding rural hygiene, and short talks to mothers are also in demand. Uses a little juvenile matter and little verse." A. O. Goessling, Household Editor. Farm and Home buys separate photographs farm scenes, technical agricultural, live-stock, buildings, etc. 30 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS New England Homestead, Myrick Building, Springfield: A weekly; see under American Agriculturist, New York, N. Y. Always in the field for short stories for adult readers, preferably laid in any setting other than the country. Interesting boys' and girls' stories, poems and live articles on topics of household interest to farmers' wives are also desired. Rates are $2.50 per column of about 750 words. Real sentimental love stories with urban settings also are used. MICHIGAN Michigan Patron, Adrian: A monthly. Michigan Dairy Farmer and Holstein Friesan Breeder, 142 Lafayette Boulevard, Detroit: A weekly. National Farmer, 715 Adams Street, Bay City: A weekly, edited by S. O. Burgdorf, has a large staff but uses outside contributions. Especially devoted to the beet sugar industry. Bee Keeper's Review, 214 Hammon Building, Detroit: Is the official organ of the National Bee Keeper's Association. E. B. Tyrell is the managing editor. Prospective contributors should communicate with Mr. Tyrell. Gleaner, 95 West Fort Street, Detroit: A semi-monthly desires articles that are short and to the point on any subject relating to the farm. Short articles on horticulture or live stock should be from 300 to 500 words in length and contain something of practical importance to the farmer. Illustrated articles are preferred. Pays $3 a thousand words for technical articles on agriculture, on acceptance, and fifty 'cents each for suitable pictures illustrating articles. Can occasionally use full page illustrated articles but the subject matter must be suitable to conditions in Michigan and nearby states." Michigan Dairy Farmer, Detroit: A weekly. Michigan Farmer, 39-45 Congress Street, West, Detroit: A weekly, published by the Lawrence Publishing Company, publishers of The Pennsylvania Farmer and of The Ohio Farmer, Cleveland, Ohio (which see), accepts short articles and paragraphs and fiction, for its "Home and Youth" department uses short stories of about 4000 words each. One is used each week and payment made at the close of the month of publication at $1.25 a 1000 words. The subscription price is taken from first checks of non-subscribers. Acceptable photos and drawings are paid for at reading matter rates. Unavailable manuscripts are returned within 30 days. It asks how long acceptable matter may be held. American Cheesemaker, Grand Rapids: A monthly. Fruit Belt, Grand Rapids: A monthly devoted entirely to practical articles of value to fruit-growers. Has a poultry department. Michigan Farm Herald, Grand Rapids: A monthly. Poultry and Suburban Farmer, Kalamazoo: A monthly. Northwesterner, Menominee: A monthly. Northwestern Farmer, Menominee: A monthly. MINNESOTA Northwest Farmer and Settler, 810 Fidelity Building, Duluth: A monthly, designed primarily for the exploitation of the agricultural possibilities of a region heretofore thought productive of nothing but iron ore and timber, which is, in reality, one of the richest sections of the world from the farmer's and dairyman's view point. Probably does not pay unless arranged. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 31 Farm, Stock and Home, 830 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, "is in the market for a limited number of short stories ranging from 800 to 1,500 words in length, preferably stories having a farm setting and a clean, healthful viewpoint. Nothing that partakes of the nature of risque or problem stories will be considered. Action is absolutely necessary, for such as we find available we are willing to pay at a rate of not to exceed $5 per thousand words, cash upon acceptance." Hugh J. Hughes, editor. Minnesota Farm Review, Minneapolis: A weekly. Northwestern Agriculturist, Minneapolis: A weekly. States that it can use no syndicated material, that in each instance it must be given exclusive rights to the work. Northwest Farmstead, Oneida Building, Minneapolis: weekly; see under American Agriculturist, New York, N. Y. Minnesota Dairyman, Northfield: A monthly, the official organ of the Minnesota Co-operative Dairyman's Association, arranges for material. American Home Weekly, St. Paul: Uses syndicated material. Dairy Record, St. Paul: A weekly, "has its own staff and does not con- sider manuscripts from outsiders, unless we have requested them to write articles on certain subjects." Farmer, 57 East 10th Street, St. Paul: A weekly, has a large staff, but will consider authoritative articles preferably illustrated, on agricul- tural topics, new inventions, live stock, experiments, methods of cultiva- tion, new grasses, grains or vegetables, household economics, recipes, anything practical and suggestive. D. A. Wallace is the editor. Farmer's Twice a Week Dispatch, St. Paul: A semi-weekly newspaper, arranges for most of material not supplied by staff. Correspondence might develop opportunity for specially equipped contributors. Recently expressed a desire for agricultural articles that have human interest features. Farmer's Wife, 61 East 10th Street, St. Paul: A monthly, "uses articles, short stories and poetry, all to interest 'the woman on the farm.' Re- ports of vital, resultful work of and among farm women, and short, stirring stories suitable for women in rural communities, but not neces- sarily relating to farm life are desired. Children's verse is used." (Overstocked at present). National Real Estate Journal, St. Paul: D. R. Summer is editor. Rural Weekly, St. Paul: A weekly, uses syndicated material MISSISSIPPI Union Advocate, Jackson: A weekly. Progressive Farmer, Starkville: A monthly, will consider practical articles of interest to Gulf States farmers. MISSOURI Missouri Farmer, Columbia: A monthly, edited by George B. Ellis, considers material of value to the Missouri farmer and the farm home. Missouri Dairyman, Jefferson City: A weekly. American Breeder, 225 West 12th Street, Kansas City: "buys dope on livestock breeding subjects." American Stockman, Kansas City: A weekly. Drover's Telegram, 1505 Genesee Street, Kansas City: A daily, designed to be a guide in the daily conduct of the business of live stock breeders and farmers of the Corn Belt. 32 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS Farmer and Stockman, Kansas City: A weekly, a practical journal, considers contributions. Journal, Kansas City: A weekly edition of a daily paper, has a regular staff, but offers an opportunity to the writer of timely special articles. Missouri and Kansas Farmer, 8th, M'Gee and Oak Streets, Kansas City: A semi-monthly, "has arranged for its manuscripts." Nathaniel Spencer, editor. Star, Kansas City: A weekly, wishes articles based on personal ex- perience, on the following subjects: Orchard Heating, Spraying, Fruit Growing and Marketing, Poultry and Fruit as a combination, and Home Management. Photographs should accompany articles. Ozark Countryman, Springfield: A monthly devoted to the natural resources of the Ozark country of Missouri and Arkansas, "is in the market for articles on farm management, poultry, dairying and horticulture." Fruit Grower and Farmer, St. Joseph: A monthly, likes brief articles on practical subjects of importance to fruit growers. Uses also general agricultural articles and photographs for text, separately, and for covers. Profitable Farming, Box 1057, St Joseph: A semi-monthly, "prefers articles of from 500 to 1,500 words on farming, hunting, fishing, livestock, bees, poultry, fruit-growing, etc. Uses no fiction or short stories except hunting and fishing tales. Buys photographs of livestock, farm scenes, and hunting and fishing scenes." F. J. Wright, editor. Stock Yards Journal, St. Joseph: A daily. Bamum's Midland Farmer, St. Louis: A semi-monthly. Coming Country, 316 Wainwright Building, St. Louis: A monthly. Colman's Rural World, St. Louis: A weekly, "does not pay contributors except in special cases and these are solicited to write on topics chosen." D. C. Cornman. Farm Progress, 7th and Olive Streets, St. Louis: A semi-monthly, uses re-print fiction but offers market for news-notes and brief, practical paragraphs, and for human interest photographs. Globe-Democrat, St. Louis: A semi-weekly edition is published for rural readers; mainly a staff product. Missouri Ruralist, St. Louis: A semi-monthly, "does not purchase Mss. except by personal agreement." Harry W. Graham, editor. National Farmer and Stock Grower, 3550 Vista Avenue, St. Louis: A monthly, edited by Philip H. Hale, prints articles and stories to appeal to farm readers. It should be stated that payment is desired. Buys photographs of individual prize-winning farm animals and fowl for which $1 each is paid. Orff's Farm and Poultry Review, St. Louis: A monthly. Republic, St. Louis: A semi-weekly edition of a daily-paper uses staff work almost exclusively. Journal of Agriculture and Star-Farmer, St. Louis: A semi-monthly "published in the interest of the farmers and live stock breeders of Missouri and the Southwest, rarely uses a contribution over a half -column in length. Receive quite a number of contributions from outside sources but does not use them with any regularity, as it prefers contributions from readers to those from anyone else. Purchases photographs of farm scenes. Does not care for contributions on any but farm subjects and these must not be too general, but in fact should be written from a personal point of view." AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 33 MONTANA Montana Farmer, Great Falls: A semi-monthly. Uses practical articles that will be of material assistance to farmers of Montana, articles that will aid them in their farm operations. Photos purchased are mostly of Montana farm scenes and Montana live stock. Rocky Mountain Husbandman, Great Falls: A weekly, purchases no manuscripts. Northwestern Stockman and Farmer, Helena: A semi-monthly. NEBRASKA American Homestead, Lincoln: A monthly, edited by Charles W. Bryan, uses practical articles for farmers, illustrated, and brief paragraphs of interest. Maintains various departments. Contributions furnished by a regular staff. Campbell's Scientific Farmer, Lincoln : A monthly, "buys no Mss. except on order, being a scientific journal." Independent Farmer and Western Stock Breeder, Lincoln: A weekly. Nebraska Farmer, Lincoln: A weekly. S. R. McKelvie, editor. Nebraska Farm Journal, Omaha: A semi-monthly, buys photographs of Nebraska farm scenes and brief articles. Rural Weekly, Omaha: A weekly, uses syndicated material. Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha: A weekly, "aims to be a magazine for the farm home which will interest both young and old. Each week it uses a number of longer articles prepared in magazine style, fully illustrated. These are grouped in the front of the magazine. Following this a number of pages are devoted to women, young people and children. This is followed by technical farm matter, grouped topically, viz., Dairy, Poultry, Horticulture, Field Crops, etc. It is in the market to buy from writers who can furnish it with suitable matter, with good literary finish. The leading articles mentioned vary in scope from practical farm topics to subjects of general interest. As an illustration, it uses Carpenter's letters of travel. Purchases separate photographs." Daily Drovers Journal-Stockman, South Omaha: A farmer's daily business paper. NEW HAMPSHIRE National Grange, Concord: A weekly. Mirror and Farmer, Manchester: A weekly. New Hampshire Farmer and Union, Manchester: A weekly, arranges for its material. NEW JERSEY Gardeners' Chronicle of America, 1 Montgomery Street, Jersey City: A monthly, the official organ of the National Association of Gardeners, is distinctively a gardeners' technical paper. All articles are short. Blooded Stock Farmer, New Market: A monthly. Farmers' Success, Red Bank: A monthly, "uses short stories, serials, verse, paragraphs for filler, and separate photographs." (?) New Jersey Farm Journal, Somerville: A monthly. Milk Reporter, Sussex: A monthly. New Jersey Farmer and Home World, Westfield: A monthly. NEW MEXICO Optic and Live Stock Grower, East Las Vegas: A weekly. 3 54 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS NEW YORK Horse World, 336 Ellicott Square, Buffalo: A weekly, takes some outside work but contributors should communicate with Henry L. Allen, the editor, before sending Mss. Purchases photographs. La Hacienda, Sidway Building, Buffalo: an illustrated monthly of practical information, which circulates Spanish and Portuguese editions in South America, Mexico, Spain, Portugal, and other countries in which Spanish or Portuguese is spoken, may offer an opportunity to writers on agricultural topics. Articles should be of an agricultural nature though articles On kindred subjects, farm machinery,gasolene engines, automo- biles, etc., are often printed. Writers should be authorities on subjects and must be able to generalize their topics so that articles will apply to exceedingly varied conditions, climate, people, etc. Payment is at the rate of $5 a thousand words without photographs. For illustrated mater- ial from $10 to $25 a thousand words is paid. It is not necessary for contributors to write in Spanish. Live Stock Record, Buffalo: A daily. Fruits and Flowers, Chautauqua: A monthly, "uses no matter other than that furnished by subscribers or editors." Otsego Farmer and the Ostego Republican, Cooperstown: A weekly, published by Arthur H. Crist, invites contributions of interest to its readers the residents of Otsego County. Grape Belt and Chautauqua Farmer, Dunkirk: A semi-weekly, "occa- sionally accepts and pays for one column to one and one-half column articles on agricultural topics, especially topics dealing with grape culture. These must, however, be adapted to the local conditions in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties." Farmer's Institute Bulletin, Fayetteville : A monthly Dairyman, Franklin: A weekly. Garden Magazine and Farming, Garden City: A monthly, desires "articles illustrated by photographs except in the case of very short ones. Desires articles on personal experiences in practical gardening and the successful handling of plants under unusual conditions, and in overcoming difficulties. Likes an article to be instructive and inspirational, prefer- ably not exceeding 2,000 words." Cornell Countryman, Ithaca: A monthly, "does not pay for manu- scripts." Holstein-Friesian World, Ithaca: A weekly journal with Eastern and Western editions for the Holstein-Friesian breeder, the dairyman and the general farmer. Pays only when specially agreed. Country World, 28 Main Street, Jamestown: A monthly, edited by A. B. Fletcher, is made up from reprint and syndicate matter, but might offer market for short, illustrated descriptions of utilities of practical value to farmers and poultry breeders. American Agriculturist, 315 Fourth Avenue, New York City: A weekly, "buys in the aggregate a great many manuscripts. The great bulk of these must be short, from 800 to 1,000 words, illustrated, if possible, with one or two, or even more, clear-cut and distinct original photo- graphs. Tries to be exceedingly practical, consequently so far as the technical departments are concerned asks for nothing which is not written, first, by the farmers or live stock men who are actually doing the work in other words, personal experiences; second, articles written by well-informed agricultural people based upon direct observa- AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 35 tion that is to say, if a farmer or an agricultural college man is a neighbor or knows of someone doing something good along agricultural lines, and if he goes to this person and gets his experience direct, and embodies it in a story, it is considered first class 'stuff;' third, for house- hold department, which is not considered technical, it accepts stories, sometimes long, sometimes short, personal experiences of women on the farm, home-makers and the like. We insist always that this material be just as high grade as possible. Our regular rate is three dollars a column, but it varies from this. This statement applies to Orange Judd Farmer, New England Homestead, and Northwest Farmstead. We use photographs of farm scenes." Rural New Yorker, 409 Pearl Street, New York City: A weekly, "really we have every little need of the usual copy, and our endeavor is to have about 95 per cent, of it in the form of direct replies to actual questions, which are sent us by our readers. In order to carry out this plan we encourage these questions, and then gather about us a very large staff of scientific and practical people to whom such questions are sent. This is a laborious way of getting up a paper, but we find it very satisfactory, and, of course, with this sort of handling we are not in need of many out- side manuscripts, and we have never encouraged the general public to send us articles or stories." H. W. Collingwood, editor. Purchases occasional good photographs of especial interest and value. Has a department once each month edited by women for women, and as much as possible by farm women for farm women. Uses a serial and holiday fiction. New York Farmer, Port Jervis: A weekly, might offer a market for brief paragraphs on all phases of farming and the farm home. It should be stated that remuneration is desired. H. A. Van Fredenberg is the edi- tor. American Fruits, Ellwanger and Barry Building, Rochester: A monthly, devoted to nurseries and commercial horticulture. Farm Stock Journal, Rochester: A weekly. Green's Fruit Grower, Rochester: A monthly, "likes Mss. of from 1,000 to 2,000 words, illustrated. Is especially interested in photographs of fruit and fruit trees. Uses some short stories and some jokes." If payment is desired this must be stated definitely. Pays a low rate. Rural Life and Farm Steck Journal, 5 South Water Street, Rochester: A monthly, "has about all the regular contributors it needs. Pays one and one-half cents a line for accepted work. Poultry articles desired more than any others. Pays fifty cents each for good photographs. Uses a short story in each number." Elmer E. Reynolds, editor. Special Crops, Skaneateles: A monthly, devoted to the interest of growers of ginseng, golden seal, senega root, and other unusual crops. Does not pay for manuscripts unless there is some special arrangement. C. M. Goodspeed is the publisher. Special Enterprises, Skaneateles: A monthly see Special Crops. NORTH CAROLINA * Carolina Union Farmer, Recorder Building, Raleigh: A weekly, "con- siders contributions from regular sources only." NORTH DAKOTA The South West Farmer, Fargo: Published by J. Lambert and John Lovett. 36 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS North Dakota Farmer, Lisbon: A monthly. OHIO American Sportsman, Cleveland: A weekly, "devoted to the interests of the harness horse, his breeder and owner." Ohio Farmer, 1011 Cleveland Avenue, Cleveland: A weekly, accepts for use in its magazine section "high-class fiction, sketches along scientific, travel, mechanical, and general interest lines, good verse, and good, lively, healthy serial stories. Considerable illustrative matter is used, principal- ly high-class photographs." Live Stock Record, Cincinnati: Published four times a week. Weekly Enquirer, Cincinnati: "Buys photographs of hunting dogs; emphasizes hunting, trapping, though primarily a farm paper." Gleanings in Bee Culture, Medina: A semi-monthly, has a staff of editors, but accepts short articles* from practical workers with bees. Purchases photographs. Farm and Fireside, Springfield: Issued every other Saturday; **likes short, pithy articles, abhors theory, likes the practical. Treats of all phases of farming; pays especial attention to the side-lines which help the farmer add to his income. Uses epigrams for farmers. Has various departments which are changed from time to time. In 'Sunday Reading' page prints short sermons or moral talks of appeal to country folks. Pays on acceptance at a rate varying from one-half to two cents a word. Buys prints, genre farm subjects preferred. Glad to see short stories with a good bit of action and human interest; and would especially like to have stories of adventure, hunting stories, or stories on some phase of farm life submitted at the present time. The length of these stories should not be over thirty-five hundred words, and three thousand is a better length. Farm Power, Springfield: C. W. Whaley is editor. Farm Engineering, Springfield: "covers the entire field of farm, or agricultural, engineering. It includes within its scope the following subdivisions: (1) farm machinery and motor, (2) farm structures, (3) water supplies and sanitation, (4) roads and bridges, (5) drainage, and (6) irrigation. Wants practical illustrated articles dealing with engineer- ing problems on the farm and not to exceed 1,000 to 1,200 words in lengtn, the shorter ones being preferred. Regular rate is one-half cent per word, illustrations being paid for at the same rate." Farm News, Springfield: A monthly, uses short, practical articles, which must be timely, and written from experience no "rehash" or clippings are desired. Must be of interest to Central States farmers. Has various departments, Requests that clipping of printed contributions be sent each month with request for payment. Household Journal and Floral Life, Central Punishing Co., Springfield: A monthly, with national circulation, likes to arrange in advance with contributors. Blade, Toledo: A weekly farm newspaper, has a children's page and a poet's corner, but seldom buys from writers. OKLAHOMA Farmer Co-operative, Altus: A semi-monthly. Interstate Farmer, Muskogee: A semi-monthly. Oklahoma Farmer, Oklahoma: A semi-monthly, "buys a few manu- scripts." AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 37 Live Stock News, Oklahoma City: A daily. Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman, Oklahoma City: A monthly, "buys very few Mss. but considers feature and department articles of interest to farmers in the Southwest." Oklahoma Farm Journal, Oklahoma City: A semi-monthly, "is not in the market its own staff supplies everything." John Field, editor. Oklahoma State Farmer, Oklahoma City: A semi-monthly, "is not in the market for manuscripts." Omer K. Benedict, editor. Oklahoma World, Tulsa: A weekly. OREGON Rural Oregonian, Albany: A monthly. O. A. C. Barometer, Corvallis: A semi-weekly. Oregon Countryman, Corvallis: A monthly. Oregon Grange Bulletin, Eugene: A monthly. Better Fruit, Hood River: A monthly, published in the interest of modern fruit growing and marketing, has a staff of contributors, but considers Mss. from outside writers. Pacific Grange Bulletin, North Main Street, Lents: A monthly. Angora Journal, Portland: A monthly. Fruit and Produce Distributor, Portland: Rural Spirit, 373 Yamhill Street, Portland: A weekly, H. C. Browne, manager, desires contributions, but payment is not ordinarily made. North- West Pacific Farmer, Lumber Exchange Building, Second and Stark Streets, Portland: A weekly. Oregonian, Portland: A weekly. Oregon Journal, Portland: A semi- weekly. Oregon Farmer, Portland: A semi-monthly. Pacific Northwest, 215 Oregonian Building, Portland: A monthly, in- vites contributions on agricultural topics. Pacific Homestead, Salem: A monthly. "We do not handle manu- scripts from outside contributors that is, we do not pay for them." Carle Abrams, manager. PENNSYLVANIA Farmer's Bulletin, Allentown: A semi-monthly. Pennsylvania Grange News, Chambersburg: A monthly. Park's Floral Magazine, La Park: A monthly, edited by George N. Park, devoted entirely to flowers, invites contributions, but payments is a matter of special arrangement. Prefers short articles. Uses verse. Farmer's Friend, Mechanicsburg: A weekly. American Fertilizer, Philadelphia: A fortnightly. Country Gentleman, Independence Square, Philadelphia: A weekly, "uses technical and other Mss. from authorities and from other writers who usually write upon appointment. Short stories of particular merit are considered. General literature does not interest us." Has the follow- ing departments: The Country House, Country Cooking, Country Home Management, and The Handy Housewife. Pays well for good photo- graphs of farm scenes, up-to-date farm buildings, poultry, etc. Desires short articles on the following subjects: "Household Economy personal experiences with new inventions and new ideas for saving time and labor: little ideas that mean short cuts to more leisure. Wise economies that, with the same income, have met the higher cost of living. Many house- 38 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS keepers have discovered that by studying and planning they can get more nourishment from cheaper food. There are many other ways to save the dollar. Tell how you have done it. Garden Truck, Flowers, Eggs, Poultry these are some of the ways women have met the higher cost of living. Tell how you have done it. And tell of the other ways of making money that your inventive mind has taught you." Accounts are also desired of new recipes in cooking and preserving, and new ideas about your own clothes and the children's. Photographs should accom- pany articles if possible. Articles should contain not less than fifty nor more than three hundred words. Articles are also desired from agricul- tural college men who have applied some of the lessons taught in colleges to home farms. Writers should tell how they introduced a new crop, or better methods of rotation; or, how feeds were mixed for cows to increase milk flow, or how they persuaded their parents to build a silo, or to fertilize the old orchard, or how certain fields were drained to make them more productive, or how parents were persuaded to buy pure bred cattle or any improvement which was a practical application of agricul- tural education. Articles should not exceed 1,000 words, nor contain less than 100. Clear photographs are desired for illustrations. Regu- lar rates will be paid for available manuscripts. "The Country Gentle- man has no local edition and is devoted to no single phase of agriculture. Tt takes as its broad sphere the vital national affairs that mean dimes and dollars to the men on the land. It is a country publication for the whole country and for all country people." Sometimes accepts photo- graph for cover use. Also buys jokes, good verse to interest country dwellers and illustrated jokes in series. Harry A. Thompson is editor. Eastern Dealer in Implements and Vehicles, Philadelphia: A fort- nightly. Farm Journal, Philadelphia: A monthly, "uses no long articles, essays or poems, no fiction, no platitudes. Simple, direct, practical items, concise, crisp, sparkling, and useful are desired, if quaint or humorous, so much the better. Uses good, short poems. Everything must be seasonal and timely." Wi'mer Atkinson, publisher. Farm Journal purchases an occasional photograph. Forest Leaves, Philadelphia: A bi-monthly. Pennsylvania Farmer, 214 South 12th Street, Philadelphia: A weekly, "prefers articles of from 600 to 1,200 words on practical and timely agricultural subjects. Has no immediate use for short stories, serials, verse or jokes. Illustrated articles are preferred. Separate photographs of rural subjects are purchased." Practical Farmer, Philadelphia: A semi-monthly. Live Stock Journal, Pittsburg: A daily. National Stockman and Farmer, Penn and Shady Avenues, Pittsburg: A weekly, has an editor for each department; uses a serial. Poultry and Farm Review: (see Poultry Journals). Penn State Farmer, State College: A monthly. Southern Farm Journal, Chattanooga: A semi-monthly. East Tennessee Farmer, Knoxville: A semi-monthly. U. T. Farmer, Knoxville: A monthly. Southern Agriculturist, Nashville: A semi-monthly, will consider briefs on all phases of farm work or life of especial interest to Southern farmers. E. E. Miller is editor. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 39 SOUTH CAROLINA Clemson Agricultural Journal, Clemson College: A monthly. Clemson College Chronicle, Clemson College: A monthly. Farmers' Union Sun, Columbia: A weekly. Agricultural Herald, Darlington: A monthly. SOUTH DAKOTA Dakota Farmer, Aberdeen: A semi-monthly, "is not in the market for manuscripts of any kind." W. C. Allen. Bee, Belief ourche: A weekly. Northwest Post, Belief ourche: A weekly. Range Gazette, Camp Crook: A weekly. Fairplay and Sioux Stock Journal, Fort Pierre: A weekly. National Alfalfa Journal, Sioux Falls: A monthly. South Dakota Farmer, Sioux Falls: A weekly, considers brief, practical articles, illustrated or unillustrated. Has "Home Talks," "Poultry and Apiary," "Dairy," "Orchard and Garden," and "Livestock" departments. G. L. Dobson is the editor. Does not pay for Mss. TENNESSEE News and Farm Journal, Chattanooga: A weekly farm and home paper. Southern Fruit Grower, Chamberlain Building, Chattanooga: A month- ly, devoted to interests of the grower of large and small fruits, is edited by Robert Sparks Walker, and has a number of regular contributors. Short articles, helpful and practical, are often accepted. Fiction is not desired. Commercial Appeal, Memphis: A weekly edition of a daily paper, for rural readers. TEXAS Farmers' Fireside, Arlington: A weekly. Statesman and Diversified Farmer, Austin: A semi-weekly edition of the Daily Statesman, especially edited for farm readers. Chester T. Crowell is the editor. Matagorda County News and Mid-Coast Farmer, Bay City: A weekly. Battalion, College Station: A weekly. Student Farmer, College Station: A monthly. Co-operative Farmer, Corpus Christi: A monthly. Gulf Coast Farmer, Brownsville: A monthly. Southern Farm and Dairy, Bryan: A semi-monthly. Uses illustrated articles giving definite information of interest to farmers who grow crops, and keep any kind of live stock. C. M. Evans, managing editor. Farm and Ranch, Dallas: A weekly, "is always in the market for feature articles, humorous, travel, fiction, etc., that would be of interest and value to rural people. We do not hesitate to pay the value of articles suitable for our purpose. Feature agricultural articles from 1,000 to 4,000 words each are most in demand. Illustrated articles pre- ferred. Separate photographs not purchased. Quality, not quantity, is wanted. As we receive a large amount of gratuitous matter, writers submitting matter to be paid for should always so state, to prevent con- fusion, and we prefer that they indicate prices expected. Postage for 40 1001 PLACES TO SELL MANUSCRIPTS return of unavailable matter must be inclosed." F. P. Holland, President; Rufus J. Nelson, Editor. Farm News, Dallas: A semi-monthly edition of the Morning News, has a regular staff, but accepts illustrated special articles of appeal to Texan readers. Home and State, 1313 Main Street, Dallas: A semi-monthly. Implement and Vehicle Journal, Dallas: A semi-monthly. Truck Farmer, Dallas: A monthly. Business Farmer, 103 Chihuahua Street, El Paso: A semi-monthly (mark all Mss. "attention HLE"), "wants articles, illustrated when practicable, not over 1,000 words, preferably about 300 to 500 words, which give practical information to the irrigated farmer and fruit-grower in the semi-arid section. Uses no fiction, no jokes." Cattleman, Fort Worth: A monthly. Citizen Star, Forth Worth: A weekly. North Fort Worth Sunday News and Southwestern Farmer and Breeder, Fort Worth: A weekly. Live Stock Reporter, Ft. Worth: A daily. Murray's Swine Breeder, Ft. Worth: A monthly. Southwestern Horticulturist, Fort Worth: A monthly. Texas Farm Co-operator, Ft. Worth: A weekly. Texas Farmer, Ft. Worth: A weekly, "uses no manuscripts save those from regular staff. Purchases photographs along agricultural lines when these have a meaning." D. M. Barrow, editor. Farm News, Galveston: A semi-weekly, see Farm News, Dallas Texas. North Texas Farmer, Paris: A weekly. Valley Farmer, Harlingen: A semi-monthly. Rice Industry, Houston: A monthly. Southland Farmer, Houtson and Laporte: A semi-monthly, "uses material from regular staff only. J. M. Canada. Texas Farm and Fireside, and Semi- Weekly Post, Houston: Considers Mss. but pays only when arranged. Stockman and Farmer, San Antonio: A semi-monthly Southern Texas Truck Growers Journal, San Antonio: A semi-monthly. Southwest Farmer and Investor, San Antonio : A monthly. Southern Shipper, Houston: A weekly. Courier, Sherman: A weekly. UTAH Desert Farmer, Lehi: A weekly. Student Life, Logan: A weekly. National Wool Grower, Salt Lake City: A monthly. VERMONT Holstein-Friesian Register, Battleboro: A semi-monthly made up almost of news-items of interest to Holstein-Friesian breeders. Frederick L. Houghton is the editor. Lyndon Aggie, Lyndon Center: A monthly Farm Enterprise, Rutland: A monthly New England Farmer, Montpelier: A weekly, reprints articles; con- tributions should be preceded by a letter to the editor. VIRGINIA Union Star, Brookneal: A weekly. AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS 41 James River Clarion, Dillwyn: A weekly. Virginia Farmer, Emporia: A monthly, mainly reprint and syndicate material should, however, offer a market for brief, practical articles, illustrated. Specify payment desired. American Fruit and Nut Journal, Petersburg: A monthly. Farm Life Bulletin, Richmond: A semi-monthly. Southern Planter, Richmond: A monthly, "Perfers short articles re- garding farming and farm life in Virginia." WASHINGTON Freeman's Farmer, North Yakima: A monthly, is edited by Leigh R. Freeman; contributions are specially arranged. Agricultural Grange, Olympia: A monthly. Pacific Farmers' Union, Pullman: A weekly. Washington Farmer, Seattle: A semi-monthly. Hoof and Horn, Seattle: A monthly. Little Logged-Off Lands, 500 Collins Building, Seattle: A monthly, "is in. the market for manuscripts that have to do with the cultivation of the soil. Our special field is the West and more particularly that narrow strip which lies between the Cascade Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Our magazine has for its primary object the publication of in- formation that will aid everyone endeavoring to earn a livelihood from agricultural pursuits. Articles of this nature or fiction dealing with rural life would be gladly received and given consideration." K. C. Beaton, editor. (?) Westerner, 18 Post-Intelligencer Building, Seattle: A monthly. Uses articles dealing with farming in the West, if illustrated, short stories of western life with lots of heart interest, and photos of current events on the Pacific Coast. Edgar Hampton is editor. Contributors should communicate with the editor before offering manuscripts. Northwest Farm and Orchard, 112 Division Street, Spokane: A month- ly, "wants only matter pertaining to agriculture and rural life the farm home, etc. Prefers Mss. of from 200 to 1,000 words, and illustrated." R. E. White, editor. Western Farmer, Spokane: A semi-monthly, devoted to farming and allied interests of the Pacific Northwest. E. E. Faville is the editor. Northwest Horticulturist, Agriculturist and Dairyman, Box 1604, Tacoma: A monthly, edited by C. A. Tonneson, maintains a regular staff of contributors. WEST VIRGINIA West Virginia Farmer and Grange Advocate, Morgantown: A monthly, edited by J. C. Atkeson, has a staff of special correspondents. WISCONSIN Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter, Edgerton: A weekly. Hoard's Dairyman, Ft. Atkinson: A weekly, an authoritative paper for dairymen. American Thresherman, Madison: A monthly,