Newspaper Clippings

1916

NOTES ON THE DRAMA. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, June 28, 1916.

1924

COMSTOCKERY. Chicago Sunday Tribune, Dec. 21, 1924.

Crusade against sex books.

THE SOUTH REBELS AGAIN. Chicago Sunday Tribune, Dec.7, 1924.

1925

AS H.L.M. SEES IT. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, page opposite editorials.

MORE IDEALISM. Aug. 24, 1925.

About England. - Adler.

OFF THE GRAND BANKS. Sept. 17, 1925.

H.L.M. at 45, on himself. - Adler.

BRYAN. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, July 27, 1925.

HIRING A HALL. [New York] World, page opposite editorials.

AMBROSE BIERCE. March 1, 1925.

THE CASE OF DREISER. March 15, 1925.

F. SCOTT FITZGERALD. ca. May 3, 1925.

LEWIS AND "ARROWSMITH." March 8, 1925.

MARK TWAIN. Feb. 1,1925.

NOVELISTS. March 24, 1925.

ON GEOGRAPHY. May 10, 1925.

ON LANGUAGE. April 12, 1925./b>

SHORT STORY COURSES. Feb. 1925.

TWO WASTED LIVES (Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman). April 26,1925.

WILLA CATHER AND WOMEN WRITERS. 1925.

1926

AS H.L.M. SEES IT. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, page opposite editorials.

THE ACCOLADE. April 19, 1926.

The taste of the White House becomes the taste of the nation. - Adler.

DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS. Aug. 23, 1926.

For 1928. - Adler.
 

FINALE OF THE ROGUES' MARCH. Aug. 16, 1926.

apital punishment in Maryland. - Adler.

FIND A SOCIALIST WHO DOESN'T BELEVE IN SOME OTHER QUACKERY. Aug.7, 1926.

IMPORTANT DISTINCTION BETWEEN REALISM AND THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S ART. Aug. 14, 1926.
 

1926

IN WHICH A HOAX ON THE HISTORY OF THE BATHTUB IS ADMITTED. 1926.

MIDSUMMER REFLECTIONS. Aug. 9, 1926.

PHILOSOPHY, IN NARROW SENSE, LARGELY MOONSHINE AND WIND MUSIC. ca. 1926.

RECOMMENDED READING AS REFUTATION TO FUNDAMENTALIST BLATHER. Aug. 28, 1926.

1927

AS H.L.M. SEES IT. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, page opposite editorials.

ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE. May 16, 1927.

APPALACHIA. Aug. 8, 1927.

North Carolina. - Adler.

AN AUSTRALIAN SAVANT LOOKS INTO THE FUTURE OF AMERICA. 1927.

BALTIMORE'S WILD WEST. Nov.7, 1927.

West Baltimore. - Adler.

THE BANKS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. Oct. 24, 1927.

BIG BILL. Nov.21, 1927.

On Mayor Thompson of Chicago. - Adler.

BIOLOGY FOR FUNDAMENTALISTS. July 25, 1927.

Rev. Morris Morris, Man Created During Descent. - Adler.

BREAKDOWN IN AMERICAN HOME LIFE HAS ITS VIRTUES. 1927.

THE BRUTALITY OF WAR HAS BEEN GREATLY OVERESTIMATED. 1927.

CALL TO THE SANCTIFIED. Aug. 1, 1927.

A CHANCE FOR AN IDEALIST. Aug.22, 1927.

The communists and Sacco-Vanzetti. - Adler.

THE GREAT CAUSE OF EUGENISTS, ETC. May 14 or 15, 1927.

HOW TO DISTINGUISH THE BEAUTIFUL FROM THE UGLY. Aug.6, 1927.

LITERARY ASPIRANTS SHOULD HOLD ON TO A GOOD JOB. 1927.

THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD. May 23, 1927.

MURDERERS. Nov. 28, 1927.

Capital punishment. - Adler.

NOTE ON CENSORSHIP. Nov. 14, 1927.

SCIENTISTS HAVE DESTROYED MISSING LINKS TO JOY OF THEOLOGIANS. July 9,1927.

SECRETARY OF STATE HAS HARDEST POST IN AMERICAN HIERARCHY. 1927.

THERE OUGHT TO BE MORE DEBATES IN THE UNITED STATES. Nov. 26, 1927.

THREE CHEERS FOR PROHIBITION- IT HAS WAKED AMERICA. May 22, 1927.

1927

THE TROUBLE STARTED AT BABEL IS STILL GOING STRONG. May 28, 1927.

VOTE AS YOU DRINK! Oct. 31, 1927.

Mayor John W. Smith of Detroit. - Adler.

1928

AS H.L.M. SEES IT. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, page opposite editorials.

THE HOOVER MANIFESTO. Aug. 13, 1928.

1932

AS H.L.M. SEES IT. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, page opposite editorials.

THE END OF A HAPPY LIFE. Nov. 21, 1932.

Albert Hildebrandt. - Adler.

PRE MORTEM. [Baltimore] Evening Sun, Oct. 24, 1932.

Predictions on Hoover. - Adler.