The Liberator
Table of Contents for all of Volume 5-6, 1923
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Full Table of Contents for Vol. 5, No. 12, Issue 57, January 1923

Editorials – 5

A Serious Neglect of Duty – 5

The Next War – 5

Mussolini, We Are Here! – 5

Our Black Hundreds – 6

The Red Cock, by Alexander Chramoff – 7
The Skirmish in Cleveland, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 9
Maple Fire (poem), by Sylvia Stragnell – 11
British Labor Advances, by R. W. Postgate – 12

'Is majesty (drawing), by John Decker – 12

Private Classics, by Floyd Dell – 14
Pinch-Hitting for Harding, by Howard Brubaker – 18
My Voice Not Being Proud (poem), by Louise Bogan – 18
The Throne of the United States, by Robert Minor – 19
Bound to Get Home, by Michael Gold – 27
Litany of the Revolution (poem), by Arturo Giovannitti – 29
Fascismo, by G. Cannata – 32
One of Whose? [One of Ours, by Willa Cather], by A. Kandel – 34
The English Genius [England, My England, by D. H. Lawrence], by Lydia Gibson – 34
[Ads] – 35
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[Ads] – 44
CARTOONS
Industrial credit, by Boardman Robinson – 3
“Mussolini, we are here!” by Hugo Gellert – 4
“I says Fatty Arbuckle should be appointed to the Supreme Court", by Art Young – 9
Looking seaward, by Lydia Gibson – 16
The White Collar Slave explains . . ., by Art Young – 21
Pedestrians of the world, unite! by Art Young [two-page] – 22-23
Protest, by Art Young – 25
French tramps, by John Barber – 30
Joy on earth . . . by Frueh – 31
Italian bourgeois . . . , [Signature illegible but may be "Gropper"] – 33
ART
[Etching of man with plough behind horses], by Lankes – 6
Drawing of boy's head, by Hugo Gellert – 9

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 6, Vol. 2, Issue 58, February, 1923 [There was no issue number 1. Volume 6 starts with No. 2]

Cover: Skull labeled "War" against orange and black background, by Frank Walts
Editorials – 5
The Second World War – 5

Gallows for Strikers – 5

Such is Friendship – 6

He'll Never be Missed – 6

Poems by Simon Felshin – 7

Moscow – 7

Sen Katayama – 7

Karl Liebknecht – 7

The Red Army – 7

Karl Radek 7
The Throne of the World, by Robert Minor – 8
Communism in the Open Again, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 12
Moscow Art Theatre, by Alexander Chramoff – 15
At the Fourth Congress, by Rose Pastor Stokes – 21
B.V.D.'s, by Ann Washington Craton – 24
Save Sacco and Vanzetti! by Karl Pretshold – 26
Charlie in the Steel-Mills [review of Steel: The Diary of a Furnace Worker by Charles Rumford Walker], by Floyd Dell – 27
Anthropology Since Morgan [review of Early Civilization, by Alexander A. Goldenweise]. By Melville Herskovitz 28
[Ads] – 29
[Ads] – 31
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[Ads] – 33
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[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
Shylock: "My deeds upon my head! I crave the law" . . .by Hugo Gellert – 4
Our old fellow townsman . . by T. E. Powers in N. Y. Evening Journal – 9
In the Ruhr: "Ah, my dear, now it is a war for God and King Coal" – by Adolph Dehn – 11
“Why, I thought Mr. Burns had abolished the Communists !” by William Gropper – 13
The barn, by Adolph Dehn – 17
“Vive Poincare,” by William Gropper – 18-19 [two-page]
The kangaroo, by Art Young – 21
“Day by Day, in every way, I'm getting it in the neck,” by Lydia Gibson – 23
Herr President Ebert: "Ach Comrades, Coal Miners of the Ruhr-now you can strike and Ia won't shoot you” by John Decker – 24
ART
The Storm [woodcut], by J.J. Lankes – 14

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 6, No. 3, Issue 59, March 1923

Cover: Scene of structures with onion-skin domes, black and white drawing with orange tones [no artist name]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
Editorials – 5
The Bomb Business – 5

How Far Does It Go? – 5

The League of Calamity – 6

Let the "Red League" Do It, by Robert Minor – 6

The Ruhr Mystery – 6

Who's Tranquil Now? – by R. W. Postgate – 6
Are the Communists Ready? by Max Bedacht – 8
Courage, by Mary Heaton Vorse – 11
The Commune (poem), by Simon Felshin – 13
An Imperial Year, by R.W. Postgate – 14
An Open Challenge, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 16
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 17
Hot Water, by Howard Brubaker – 23
Martin Anderson Nexo, by Ella Reeve Bloor – 24
Antonio Ploughs (poem), by C.E.S. Wood – 25
Dried Out (poem), by Gwendolen Haste – 25
The Black Hound Bays (poem), by George Sterling – 25
Books – 26

Now It Can Be Told [Employers' Associations in the U.S., by Prof. Clarence E. Bonnett], by M.C. – 26

A Medal for Mencken [Prejudices: Third Theory, by H. L. Mencken], by Paul Simon – 27

Ballades of Knowledge [Rhymes of the Early Jungle Folk, by Mary E. Marcy], by Nancy Markoff – 28

From Chinese White [Chinese White, poems by Gladys Oaks, drawings by William Gropper], by [no author] – 28

The Brainstorm Theory [The Things That Are Caesar's, by Gary Morrison Walker] – 29

A Literary Swashbuckler [Four and Twenty Minds, by Giovanni Papini], by Paul Simon – 29

Song (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 30
[Ads] – 31
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[Ads] – 34
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CARTOONS
Kibitzers, by William Gropper – 4
The Institute of Detecnology, by [no artist name though there is an initial "G"] – 7
The Watch Off the Rhine, by Don Brown – 9
Our Father, Art Thou Still in Heaven?” by Don Brown – 10
Laid Off, by Don Brown – 12
Mussolini, by Don Brown – 15
In the Ruhr: "Can't We Do Better than 1914?” by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
The Temptation of St. Anthony, by Adolph Dehn – 23
ART
Woodcut of man with plough and horses, by J. J. Lankes – 25
Drawing of dancing figure, by [artist name indistinct but it is William Gropper] – 28

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 6, No. 4, Issue 60, April 1923

Cover: Drawing of man with what looks like a musical instrument, yellow background, by Frank Walts
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
Editorials – 5
Labor Party Referendum – 5

Whoop for Hooper! – 5

"News of Tomorrow" – 5

Standard Oil Government – 6

Howat and Hope – 6

Resolutionary Socialism – 7

The Quitting Is Good – 7

Capitalist Pinochle – 7

Rubber Backbones – 7
Outlaws, by Witter Bynner – 7
The Trial of William Z. Foster [Bridgman], by Robert Minor – 8
The Judge, Charles G. White (illustration) – 8

William Z. Foster (illustration) – 8

The County Prosecutor, Charles W. Gore (illustration) – 9

Frank P. Walsh, Chief Counsel for the Defense (illustration) – 9

Defense attorney, H.S. Gray (illustration) – 10

Assistant Attorney General O. L. Smith (illustration)– 10

Jacob Spolansky (illustration) – 10

Geo. H. Bookwalter, Assistant County Prosecutor (illustration) – 10

Charles G. Scully, Special Agent of the Department of Justice (illustration) – 11

Burns' Anti-Communist "expert" Max Berger (illustration) – 11
Truck Drivers (poem), by Alfred Kreymborg – 12
The Socialist Theatre in Soviet Russia, by Alexander Chramoff – 14
The Bishop and the Senator, by J. Louis Engdahl – 17
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 20
Floyd Dell (drawing), by Lydia Gibson – 21
Philosophy for Super-Babbits, by Michael Gold – 25
Ascetics (poem), by Anna Wickham – 26
Reviews – 27

Kicking the Seats of Learning [The Goose-Step, by Upton Sinclair], by Joseph Freeman – 27

Purity Persecuted, by Lydia Gibson – 28

A Blind Rebel in a Trap, by Joseph Freeman – 29

[Ads] – 30

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[Ads] – 37

CARTOONS

London Sketches, by Boardman Robinson – 4

[Drawing of country scene but no title], by Adolph Dehn – 13

A Child, by Don Brown – 15

The "Nepman,” by Don Brown – 16

Lese Majeste, by Don Brown – 18-19 [two-page]

Prosperity-Now Nearly Everybody Can Eat, by Otto Soglow – 23

“Say, you look choost like Chesus,"by William Gropper – 24

Rudolph Schildkraut in the God of Vengeance, by A.J. Fruch – 28

ART

The Poetess, by Wanda Gag – 30

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 6, No. 5, Issue 61, May 1923

Cover: Profile of woman with orange bomb, gray background, by Frank Walts
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
Editorials – 5
Mayday – 5

Slavery in America – 5

Fathers and Sons – 6

The Orphan – 6

Blackshirt Supreme Court – 6

Honest Preachers – 7

Innocence Confesses – 7

Newspaper Integrity – 7

Anti-Red Hootch – 7
The Kaiser's Mr. Burns, by Robert Minor – 8
"And I always believe in Sherlock Holmes" (drawing), by Don Brown – 9
Pyrotechnics (poem), by Louise Bogan – 14
Cock A Doodle Do!! (poem), by Edwin Seaver – 14
Absolute Zero, by Howard Brubaker – 15
Michigan in the Muck, by Eugene V. Debs – 16
Supersalesman for the Supernatural, by Gertrude Marvin – 17
Conan Doyle (drawing), by Foueh – 17
A Correction, by Floyd Dell – 18 Answering Uncle Sam, by Scott Nearing – 19
Ku Klux Klanthem (poem), by Seymour Barnard – 21
Follies of 1924, by Jay Lovestone – 22
Curves (poem), by Louis Ginsberg – 25
The First Born, by Elmer J. Williams – 28
What's Wrong With This Murder? by Joseph Freeman – 30
'Ogs is 'Ogs (poem), by J.B.C.W. – 32
A Library (poem), by Jean Thorne – 32
The SP – Two Wings Without a Body, by John Pepper – 33
The Revolution Comes to Gravel Hill, by Ralph Goll – 35
Gigantic Walker (poem), by Carl Rakosi – 35
Adolph Dehn, by Lydia Gibson – 36
Pioneers, by Don Brown – 27
Makers of America, by C.S. Ware – 29
Damn Foreigner (drawing) – 39
Jenny in Night Court (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 40
The Circus Parade (poem), by Viola C. White – 40
Reviews – 41
The Hunger for Life [The Holy Tree, by Gerald O'Donovan], by Lydia Bigson – 42

The Case Against the Government [The Government-Strikebreaker, by Jay Lovestone], by C.E.R. – 42

Discipline Eagerness [For Eager Lover, by Genevieve Taggard], by Joseph Freeman –
The Revolution Comes to Gravel Hill, by Ralph Goll – 35
Gigantic Walker (poem), by Carl Rakosi – 35
Adolph Dehn, by Lydia Gibson – 36
Pioneers, by Don Brown – 37
Makers of America, by C.S. Ware – 39
Damn Foreigner (drawing), by Don Brown – 39
Jenny in Night Court (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 40
The Circus Parade (poem), by Viola C. White – 40
Reviews – 43
The Hunger for Life (The Holy Tree, by Gerald O'Donovan], by Lydia – 41

The Case Against the Government [The Government-Strikebreaker, by Jay Lovestone], by C.E.R. – 41

Disciplined Eagerness [For Eager Lovers, by Genevieve Taggard], by Joseph Freeman – 43

A Blue Print of Utopia [The Next Step, by Scott Nearing], by Joseph Freeman – 43

Minority Reports, by James Fuchs – 44
[Ads] – 45
[Ads] – 46
[Ads] – 47
[Ads] – 48
[Ads] – 49
[Ads] – 50
[Ads] – 51
CARTOONS
William Z. Foster, by Don Brown – 4
Goats, by Hugo Gellert – 18
[Drawing of restaurant scene] "What's that-what's that? What's the matter with them beans?" . . . by [no artist name] – 20
Hoover's Hootch, by Don Brown – 23
The Man on Horseback, by Robert Minor – 26-27 [two-page]
“Mother and Daughter,” by Adolph Dehn – 36
“My Gawd! We didn't get Foster!” by William Gropper – 38
ART
A drawing, by Louis Riback – 25
Drawing of a Model, by Louis Riback – 31
Drawing of a woman, by Louis Riback – 32
Woodcut, by J. J. Lankes – 34

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 6, No. 6, Issue 62, June 1923

Cover: Drawing of bird in below and blue, by Frank Walts
Concerning Ourselves, by the Liberator Staff – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5
Assassination – 5

Extra-Legal Patriotism – 5

It Sharpens – 6

The More or Less Socialist Convention – 6

The Coming Labor Party – 6

Harding's Coup D-Etat – 7

Is the Supreme Court Hedging? – 7
Fallow (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 8
Hugo Gellert – A Happy Rebel, by Don Brown – 8
Bon Voyage, Hillquit! by John Pepper – 9
A Knee Is Bent (poem), by George Sterling – 10
City Fear (poem), by J. Rorty – 10
Ruthenberg Convicted, by Jay Lovestone – 11
The White Terror in Pittsburg, by Don Brown – 14
Fred Merrick (illustration) [no artist name] – 14 John Urban (illustration) [no artist name] – 15

Patterson, of the 'Gazette-Times," (illustration) [no artist name] – 15

Constable William Duncan (illustration) [no artist name] – 16

Henry J. Lennon (illustration) [no artist name] – 16

John Kowalski (illustration) [no artist name] – 17

County Detective Philip Goldbert – 17
The Same in Ohio, by H.M. Wicks – 20
Howat the Coaldigger, by J. Louis Engdahl – 22
The Lap of Luxury, by Scott Nearing – 23
To a Girl Sweeping (poem), by Louis Ginsberg – 25
Waterfalls of Stone (poem), by Louis Ginsberg – 25
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 26
Waking (poem), by Annie Higgins – 28
Reviews– 29
The Ethiopean [sic] Art Theatre, by Floyd Dell – 29

Romanticism or Realism [Underground Radicalism…,” by John Pepper], by Clarissa S. Ware – 30

The Second 'Chi' Blooming, by James Fuchs – 31
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
C. E. Ruthenberg, by Don Brown – 4
Miner, by Hugo Gellert – 8
Burgfrieden, by John Decker – 9
“One must have the courage to deliver Europe from the Bolshevist plague" -Conradi, murderer of Vorovsky, by William Gropper – 12
The Exodus from Dixie, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
“My dear, you can't afford to call a strike; we need a Rolls-Royce this year,” by Adolph Dehn – 24
Ethiopian Players in "Comedy of Errors,” by Frueh – 29

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 7, [sic] Issue 63, July 1923

Cover: Sunrise in yellow and white tones, landscape in green tones, by Frank Walts
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5
The Search for Glands – 5

Where Is Capitalism's 'Lenin'? – 5

Wanted: the Moon – 5

The Tin Lizzie Doctor – 5

Burns Talks Too Much – 5

Eugenics (poem), by Anna Wickham – 6

Son of Brotherhood (poem), by Herbert Jones – 6
A Journey in Italy, by R. W. Postgate – 7
The Declaration of Independence of the American Working Class, by John Pepper – 8
Ten Light, Fourteen Night, by Mary Heaton Vorse – 11
Question Box: On the Care and Feeding of Bosses, by Howard Brubaker – 13
Role of the Workers Party, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 14
The Freedom of Art, by F.D. – 15
We Get Arrested a Little, by Upton Sinclair – 16
A Vag in College (poem), by Lloyd S. Thompson – 22
Moscow's Answer, by – Max Eastman – 23
Claude McKay in Petrograd (photo) – 23
Introducing John Farmer, by Hal Ware – 25
The Terrible Dead (poem), by Mary Carolyn Davies – 27
A Portrait (poem), by Edward P. Gottlieb – 27
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 28
Reviews – 31
Minority Reports, by James Fuchs – 31
[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
Products of Civilization, or the Survival of the Fittest, by Art Young – 4
Fear, by William Gropper – 6
[Figure of man, no title], by Don Brown – 13
“For God's Sake, Sam, Can't You Hold Him?” by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
Summer Afternoon, by A. Blanchi – 24
Austrian Village Street, by Adolph Dehn – 26
Mother-in-law, by Adolph Dehn – 29
ART
[Drawing – still life of fruit], by Don Brown – 15
[Drawing of pig] [no artist name] – 30

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 8, Issue 64, August 1923

Cover: Woman's face [of Edna Porter], orange and black tones, by Frank Walts
[Ads] – 2
The Silver Bugle, by Robert Minor – 3
Editorials – 4
The Federated Farmer-Labor Party – 4

Suppressors of News – 4

The Capitalist-Socialist Press – 4

The Word They Scare Leaders With – 6

An Awful Tragedy – 7

Scab Government – 7

Gathering Clouds and the Red Lining – 7
President Harding Makes a Swing Around the Circle, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 8
The Workers Party and the Federated Farmer-Labor Party, by John Pepper – 10
Petrograd: May Day, 1923 (poem), by Claude McKay – 15
Worlds (poem), by Louis Ginsberg – 15
To the Richest City (poem), by Dabney Horton – 15
The Bet, by John Noble – 16
Roots (poem), by Elsa Gidlow – 17
Intellectual Life in Russia, by Victor Serge – 20
Ten Acres of Hell, by Harrison George – 22
On Joining the World Court, by Scott Nearing – 24
An Early Liberal Minister, by Lewis Browne – 27
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 29
Reviews – 32

Muna Lee [Sea-Change, by Muna Lee], by Louis Ginsberg – 32

Out of the Shadows [review of the Soviet film The Fifth Year], by Nancy Markoff – 32

[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
Products of Civilization, or the Survival of the Fittest, by Art Young – 3
Just a look-in, to learn what it's like, by Hugo Gellert – 5
“I shall invoke your Christianity,” by Maurice Becker – 8
“I shall reach to the very depth of your love,” by Maurice Becker – 9
“I shall beseech your humanity,” by Maurice Becker – 9
“Lady, I never sell anything I won't eat myself,” by William Gropper – 13
“It's just YOUR luck that I'm a pacifist!” by William Gropper – 17
Labor gets up, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
“—that a Sweetheart Lasts Six Months—” by A. Blanchi – 23
“To Hell wit' 'em; they ain't got no rights!” by Russell – 26

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 9, Issue 65, September 1923

Cover: A rendition of the solar system with blue and white tones, by Frank Walts
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5
Coolidge – 5

The Ku Klux Klan Candidate – 5

Hiram, the Poor Man's Friend – 6

Go West, Young Revolution! – 6

At Last! A Workers' Daily Paper – 7

The Agricultural Pawn Ticket – 8

Your Farm Is Your Castle – 8
Facing the Third American Revolution, by John Pepper – 9
Treasure Islands, by Jay Lovestone – 10
Leonard Wood, Governor-General of the Philippines (photo) – 10

Wood's son, Osborn (photo) – 16 Rebel (poem), by Edwin Seaver – 12
The Northwest Comes of Age, by Joel Shoemaker – 20
A World for Schiebers, by N.H.M. – 21
Melodrama (poem), by James Rorty – 22
Attic (poem), by Arthur Davison Ficke – 22
The Yellow Streak in Coal, by J. Louis Engdahl – 23
The Seven Children (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 25
The Non-Stop Limited, by Charles L. Durboraw – 26
To My Parents (poem), by Jean Thorne – 26
The Outline of Marriage, by Floyd Dell – 27
Score Once Again for Common Sense (drawing of woman), by [Art] Young – 28
Books – 29
The Last of the Great Parlor Socialists" [H.G. Wells], by James Fuchs – 29

One of Our Best People, by James Fuchs – 31
Two Sonnets (poem), by Beulah Chamberlain – 32
When I Die (poem), by Henry George Weiss – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
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[Ads] – 37
[Ads] – 38
[Ads] – 39
CARTOONS
Products of Civilization, or the Survival of the Fittest, by Art Young – 4
In a Vienna Street, by Adolph Dehn – 8
Farming the Farmer, by Maurice Becker – 10
Folk Songs (poem), by Bernard Raymund – 13
Plow of the Spirit (poem), by MacKnight Black – 13
Treasure Islands, by Jay Lovestone – 14
The New Warden, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
The Ferry Crossing, by Louis Ribak – 22
The horse to himself: "If I work real hard, I am bound to make good,” by William Gropper – 24
ART
The Lake, by Wanda Gag – 13

[No volume or issue number, editor is now Robert Minor], October 1923

Cover: Boy hawking and pushing a cart piled with fruit, white background, blue cart, orange fruit and buildings in orange tones, by Lydia Gibson
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5

The Twilight of the Samurai – 5

Stool-Pigeon Unionism – 5

Another Morganatic Alliance – 6

Making Coal Heroes – 7

Clarissa S. Ware – 7

Paradox (poem), by George Sterling – 8
The Shingle-Machine (poem), by Charles Olsen – 8
Shall We Assume Leadership? by John Pepper – 9
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 12
The Pulse of the Pleasure Ship (poem), by Dorothy Burt Trout – 15
Romance in Journalism, by J. Louis Engdahl – 16
The Death of a Negro, by Michael Gold – 20
John Reed's Body (poem), by Michael Gold – 21
A Small Prison Within a Large Prison, by Harrison George – 22
New Life, by Moissaye J. Olgin – 24
The Machine Shop of the Revolution, by Earl R. Browder – 27
Letters from Workers – 28
River and I to Ourselves Again (poem), by Keene Wallis – 29
As the Anarchists Begin to See It, by I.M. Heizmann et al. – 30
[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
Products of Civilization, or the Survival of the Fittest, by Art Young – 4
“Gentlemen, Meet My Friends; They Are Both Members of Our Club,” by Maurice Becker – 6
The Sacrifice, F. W. Seiwert – 14
The Uncovered Wagon, by Fred Ellis 18-19 [two-page]
[No title, but drawing of men bearing loads of something], by Maurice Becker – 23
The Noon Hour, by Hugo Gellert – 26
ART
Mexican Women, by Maurice Becker – 13

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 11, Issue 67, November 1923

Cover: View of rooftops in tones of black and orange, by Adolph Dehn
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
The Next War (poem), by Will Waterford – 4
To an Unhappy Negro (poem), by Rolfe Humphries – 4
Editorials – 5
Hands Off the German Revolution! – 5

Now for a United Front – 5

Russia – Happy Land – 5

We Meet at the Barricades – 6

Will Magnus Turn Turtle? – 6
The A. F. of L. Convention, by William Z. Foster – 7

Sam (drawing), by Fred Ellis – 8

The New Wave of World Revolution, by John Pepper – 10
And God Changed (poem), by N. Bryllion Fagin – 13
Only One Way (poem), by Elsa Gidlow – 14
Wonder (poem), by Bernard Raymund – 14
It is Forbidden, by John Noble – 15
Mr. Hughes Surprises Himself, by J. Ramirez – pp. 20-22
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 23
Song (poem), by Louis Ginsberg – 25
Private Property (poem), by William Schack – 25
How Goes the Labor Party? by Joseph Manley – 26
Negro Bodies (poem), by Jeannette D. Pearl – 28
Books – 28

Some Not So Ancient History [Out of the Past, by R. W. Postgate], by Harrison George – 28

Our Brother Bartolomeo [The Story of a Proletarian Life, by Bartolomeo Vanzetti], by Robert Minor – 28

"Girls and Boys Come Out to Play' [Janet March, by Floyd Dell], by Dorothy Day – 31

[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
“Do you think these will wear well?” by Cornelia Barns – 4
The Chicago Daily News expresses . . . [no artist name] –
Diplomat: "Oof! This is awful; abolish it!" . . . [no artist name] – 9
Mother and Child, by Lydia Gibson – 14
The Victor, by Fred Ellis – 18-19 [two-page]
The Father Complex, by Adolph Dehn – 21
A beggar in Vienna, by Adolph Dehn – 22
The Boss: "Union labels, yes; but scab government I must have,” by Maurice Becker – 27

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 12, Issue 68, December 1923

Cover: Red, five-point stars against black background, by L.G.
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5
The Noise that Congress Makes, by Jay Lovestone – 6
A Permanent Revolution, by Max Eastman – 10
Never to Know (poem), by Sara Bard Field – 11
Not a Single Little One (poem), by Sara Bard Field – 11
Pro-Proletarian Art in Mexico, by Frederic W. Leighton – 12
A Dividend Out of Russia, by Jessica Smith – 16
The Man With One Hand, buy Emma Corstvet – 20
San Francisco Ad Man (poem), by James Rorty – 23
The United-Front-in-Spite-of-Yourself, by Upton Sinclair – 24
Santa Claus (poem), by Sara Bard Field – 24
The Boss (poem), by Loureine Aber – 24
Elmer Graham, by Miriam Allen deFord – 25
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 27
Xmas Time (poem), by Walta Karaner – 29
Reviews – 30
"Regularly Gay," [Bunk, by W.E. Woodward], by Dorothy Day – 30

Once Over [Cane, by Jean Toomer; Body of This Death, by Louise Bogan; Selected Poems, by George Sterling], by D.D. – 31

Rouge and Redskins, by Michael Gold – 31
[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
Peace in the Retail Trade, Good Business to Men, by Bert Elliott – 4
The War Baby: the Crown Prince returns, by Robert Minor – 8
“Last Christmas I spent $1.98 on her, and all she gimme was a handkerchief” by Cornelia Barns – 11
ART
Detail of mural decoration, "Creation," National Preparatory School, Mexico City, by Diego Rivera – 12
Native miner being searched by mine boss, by Diego Rivera Mural decoration in fresco on patio wall, Ministry of Public Education, Mexico City – 13
Detail of "Creation,” by Diego Rivera, mural decoration in concert hall of National Preparatory School of Mexico City – 14
Cartoon drawn by the painter Diego Rivera: Jesus telling the peasant to take the land – 15
Look Out! Some More Democracy is Coming! By Fred Ellis – 18-19 [two-page]
Fear, by William Gropper – 21
Me for the Rewards of Thrift! by Don Brown – 25
Promenade by B. Elliott – 28

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 1, Issue 69, January 1924

Cover: Drawing of two muscular men pushing carts, in tones of black, white and orange against blue background, by Hugo Gellert
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5

1924 – Resolutions and Revolutions – 5

Preparedness – 5

Charley the Penman – 5

The White House Speaks – 5

High Class Juries for Low-Class Trials – 6

A Chip Off the Old Wood – 6

Henry Has Engine Trouble – 6

The Reds as They Are – 6

Here We Are Again! by Howard Brubaker – 7
Winds (poem), by Harrison George – 8
Evening Song (poem), by Sterling Bowen – 8
The Second Wave of International Revolution, by G. Zinoviev – 9
The Counter-Revolution in Mexico, by J. Ramirez – 12
Liberty in Russia, by William M. Kruse – 14
The Can-Opener, by Harrison George – 16
Nothing Left for Me (poem), by James Rorty – 17
From Sing Sing to Dublin, by Jack Carney – 20
A Bolshevik Library, by Louis Fischer – 23
Die Ganze Welt Ist Eine Stadt [the Whole World Is one Town], by Bertha Fenberg – 26
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 27
Reviews – 29
A Red Army Novel [A Week, by Iury Libedinsky], by Floyd Dell – 29

Once Over, by Lydia Gibson [Jealousy, Enemies, the Law of the Savage" Three plays by Mikhail Artzybasheff; After Dand disillusion, by Robert Wolk; Outline of Economic Geography, by J.R. Horrabin and Committee; The High Place, by James Branch Cabell; A History of the French People, by Guy de la Batut and Georges Friedmann; Recent Changes in American Constitutional Theory, by John Burgess; Cross Currents in Europe Today, by Charles Beard] – 31

Some Booklets of the Young Communist International, by R.M. – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
Mr. Gompers' Russian Program – The Pogrom, by Fred Ellis – 4
The president's message, by Maurice Becker – 6
State Prison Warden: "Gee! We state officials handle all the political prisoners for a while,” by Maurice Becker – 6
The Funny-Page Candidate for President Theodore Roosevelt II, by [signature illegible, but looks like Maurice Becker] – 7
“Gee, that guy is fresh!” by Cornelia Barns – 8
Marcel Cachin at a Communist meeting at St. Ouen, by William S. Fanning – 9
Work and Bread! by F.W. Stewart – 10
Communists marching in Paris in commemoration of the Paris Commune of 1871, by William S. Fanning – 11
A Communist meeting in Paris-Charles Rappoport speaking, by William S. Fanning – 15
Evolution of the American Peasant, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
Gallows, by William Gropper – 21
Clothe a goose in authority-and, presto! a wise man, by Art Young – 22
A Family, by Edgar Miller – 25
ART
Growing Things, by Wanda Gag – 26

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 7, Issue 70, February 1924

Cover: Coiled snake in tones of black, orange and white, by [no artist name]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials – 5

Lenin – 5

The Bolshevik Daily – 5

Labor 'Rules; the Greatest Empire – 6

Harry Sinclair's Navy – 6

The Black Ten Millions, by Robert Minor – 7
French Nationalism in 1923, by Charles Rappoport – 10

Andre Marty (photo) – 10

France is Next, by Scott Nearing – 11
The Stability of Russian Finance, by Scott Nearing – 11
The Revolutionary Party, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 12
Inferno 1924: The Pennsylvania Iron Region, by Hugo Gellert – 14
Sketches by Hugo Gellert:

Red Hot Iron – 14

Liquid Metal – 14

Rolling Sheet Metal – 15

The Bridge – 15

A Kitchen – 15
The Politico-Military Horizon, by Jay Lovestone – 16
A New Page in Mexico's History, by Bertram D. Wolfe – 21
General Plutarco Elias Calles Sketched in Mexico by Maurice Becker – 22

Fugitives from the Counter-Revolutionary Army, by Maurice Becker – 23
Odd Lots, by Howard Brubaker – 23
Is It Possible to Fix a Definite Time for a Counter-Revolution or a Revolution?” by Leon Trotsky – 24
Mexican Peasant Dance, by Maurice Becker – 25
Hard Times, by Bertha Fenberg – 27
Caught by Wireless (poem), by James Rorty – 28
Who Cares for It? (poem), by Oskar Kanehl – 28
Endurance (poem), by Lillian Massill – 28
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 29
Reviews – 31
Once Over [In Prison, by Kate Richards O'Hare], by Lydia Gibson; [Hawaiian Hilltop, by Genevieve Taggard], by Robert Wolf – 31 [The Harp Weaver, and Other Poems, by Edna St. Vincent Millay; Strenuous Americans, by R.F. Dibble; "Jimmy Higgins, Samuel the Seeker, The Metropolis, Hell, The Journal of Arthur Stirling, Manassas, by Upton Sinclair], by Lydia Gibson; [Labour, Giant with Feet of Clay, by Shaw Desmond], by George McLaughlin; [Weeds, by Pia Baroja], by Leland Morris – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
CARTOONS
When last seen was going north, by Lydia Gibson – 4
Doctor Macdonald to British Labor: "My methods may seem slow and painful, but I want to cure you without injuring' the germs,” by Maurice Becker – 6
Teacher (on Lincoln's Birthday): "Bow to him, son; it's true he emancipated the niggers, but he didn't overdo it,” by William P. Hicks – 6
Selective Immigration, by Fred Ellis – 18-19 [two-page]
The Hero Business, by Art Young – 26

Full Table of Contents for Vol. No. 3, Issue 71, March 1924

Cover: Red teapot spouting white steam and tiny men, tossing papers, in brown tones [no artist name]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Teapot Dome, by Jay Lovestone – 5
Imperial Hari-Kiri, by Scott Nearing – 9
Third Party' or Farmer Labor Party? by C.E. Ruthenberg – 10
Simon Legree on the Night Shift, by Harrison George – 12
Ruhr Forges (poem), by Charles Oluf Olsen – 13
Machine Man (poem), by Charles Olsen – 13
Eviction (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 13
The Titan (poem), by Gwendolin Haste – 13
A Thought on Peace Conferences (poem), by G.B.Birrel – 13
The Black Ten Millions, by Robert Minor – 15
The Present Situation in the Communist Party of Germany, by A. Thalheimer – 20
Theses on the October Defeat and the Present Situation, by A. Thalheimer and H. Brandler – 21
Outline of Theses on the Political Situation and on the Situation of the Party" [Germany] – 22
Theses on the Tactics of the October Retreat and on the Next Tasks of the CP of Germany – 24
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 27
Third Degree (poem), by Michael Gold – 29
Reviews – 30

Oil and World Power [The World Struggle for Oil, by Pierre L'Espagnal de la Tramerye], by C.E.R. – 30

Lullabies or Alarm-Clocks? [On a Grey Thread, by Elsa Gidlow; Hill Solitudes, by Benjamin Rosenbaum; The Hour of Judgment, by Viola White], by L.G. – 30

Salesmanship and Sabotage [Absentee Ownership and Business Enterprise in Recent Times:The Case of America, by Thorstein Veblen], by Jay Lovestone – 31

Once Over [The Coming of Man, by John M. Tyler; Science Remaking the World, edited by Caldwell and Slosson], by L.G.; [Oil and the Germs of War, by Scott Nearing], by J.P. – 32

[The March of the Workers and Other Songs], by Ida Dailes – 33

Down with the Obvious! [Tulips and Chimneys, E.E. Cummings], by Elsa Gidlow – 33

Correction – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
[Ads] – 38
CARTOONS
DOHENY: "I think I hear my dogs among those wolves!” by Robert Minor – 4
“I just dare you,” by William Gropper – 14
Finale, by Maurice Becker 18-19 [two-page]
Profiteers, by Georg Grosz – 21
Cafe of the Schiebers, by Georg Grosz – 22
The Republic, by Georg Grosz – 24
ART
Drawing of a horse, by Don Brown – 13

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 4, Issue 72, April 1924

Cover: Couple dancing, orange tones, man in plaid suit and woman in orange dress, by Barns
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Government in the Gutter, by Robert Minor – 5
At the Harding residence in Marion, Ohio (photo of Harry Daugherty, Jake Hamon, Warren Harding, Jess Smith) – 7
Epitaph (poem), by Henry George Weiss – 10
A Test of Beauty, by Bertha Fenberg – 11
The Life and Work of Lenin, by Karl Radek – 12
The Labor Government, by R.W. Postgate – 17
Gas City (poem), by Nora B. Cunningham – 20
'Take the Road to the Left,' by Bertram D. Wolfe – 21
Sonnet (poem), by Joseph Freeman – 23
Star Clutchers (poem), by Mary Carolyn Davies – 23
Reparations, by John Noble – 24
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 26
Reviews – 30
Drudgery and Dreams [The first Time in History, by Anna Louise Strong], by L.G. – 30

The University of Hard Knocks [My University Days, by Maxim Gorky], by Ida Dailes – 30

The Golden-Egg Industry [The Goslings, by Upton Sinclair], by Lydia Gibson – 31

Once Over [Folio, by Thirty-Two Artists] – 31

[Told by an Idiot, by Rose Macauley], by L.G. – 32

[Children of the Dead End, by Pat McGill], by G. McL. – 32

[Outstanding Features of the Sacco-Vanzetti Case, by Elizabeth Glendower Evans], by Elsa Bloch – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
The principles of the "principal,” by Maurice Becker – 4
Sammy Gompers, by Maurice Becker – 16
On the River Styx, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
The German worker and his new masters, the American bankers, by Maurice Becker – 20
In the "Schoenfleckchen,” by Georg Grosz – 24
“Today for Case Credit Tomorrow,” by Geor Grosz – 25

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 5, Issue 74, May 1924

Cover: A pair of hands holding up some objects, in tones of orange and black, by Hugo Gellert
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
May Day Song (poem), by Michael Gold – 4
The Story of May Day, by Robert Minor – 5
The Storm Is Coming, by Max Bedacht – 9
'Dear' Government, by Scott Nearing – 12
Karl Marx: The Revolutionist, by Max Shachtman – 13
What Are We Doing to Honduras? by Bertram D. Wolfe – 15
The Crusade Against the Foreign-Born, by Alexander Bittelman – 17
The Life and Work of Lenin, by Karl Radek – 21
Lenin (poem), by MacKnight Black – 26
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 27
Grass (poem), by N. Bryllion Fagin – 28
An Irrelevant Saint [review essay on Gandhi], by C.E. Ruthenberg – 28
Reviews – 29
Behold This Writer! [Behold This Dreamer, by Fulton Oursler], by Upton Sinclair – 29

A Bridge to Chaos [Germany, France and England, by Maximilian Harden], by Max Bedacht – 30

A Magic Mirror 'Looking at Life, by Floyd Dell], by L.G. – 30

An Irrelevant Saint [Sermon on the Sea, by Mahatma Gandhi; Gandhi the Apostle, by Haridas T. Muzumdar], by C.E. Ruthenberg – 30

Once Over [Haunch, Paunch and Jowl, an Anonymous Autobiography], by G. McL. – 31

[Husbands and Lovers, by Franz Molnar], by Elsa Bloch – 31

[A Simple Story, by Charles Louis Philippe; Yea and Nay, A Series of Debates], by L.G. – 31

[Middle of the Road, by Philip Gibbs], by G. McL. – 31

[These are the Facts], by [no author] – 31
[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
[Ads] – 37
[Ads] – 38
CARTOONS
May Day Song, drawing by Fred Ellis – 4
“Rah! Rah! We'll go to war to fill your oil tanks full once more.” by Maurice Becker – 11
Morgan saves the franc, by Maurice Becker – 14
“Keep the flag waving, Charley!” by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
Aristocracy at the Beach, by Adolph Dehn – 20
Viennese Street Scene, by Adolph Dehn – 22
Order [no artist name] – 24

Full Table of Contents for Vol. VII, No. 6, Issue 74, June 1924

Cover: A crowd of people walking, black tones; caption: "Peace, and there is no peace"; by Julian de Miskey
The Birth of the Working Class Soul, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 5
The Dawes Plan, by Scott Nearing – 7
The Unseen Road (poem), by Harrison George – 7
The Wisdom of Lenin, by Max Eastman – 8
Lenin's father (photo) – 9

Lenin's mother (photo) – 9
Zero Hour in the Factory (poem), by Charles Oluf Olsen – 12
The Elections in Germany, by Max Bedacht – 13
The Strange Funeral in Braddock (poem), by Michael Gold – 15
The Lost Legion Found, by its Jailors [sic], by General Prisoner No. ___ – 16
A Day in the Wool Room, by Edith Summers Kelley – 20
A Letter, by Stanley Boone – 24
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 25
Floating Workers (poem), by Charles Oluf Olsen – 28
Reviews – 28
A Substitute for the Devil [political Action: A Naturalistic Interpretation of the Labor Movement in Relation to the State, by Seba Eldridge], by James Rorty – 28

The Irish Lenin [James Connolly: His Life Work and Writing, by Desmond Ryan], by T.J. O'Flaherty – 29

They Have 'Em There, Too [Mince Collop Close, by George Blake], by L.G. – 31

The Arrow-Collar Menace [Americanism, a World Menace,by W.T. Colyer], by Elsa Bloch – 32

Once Over [Mirage, by Edgar Lee Masters], by Ida Dalles – 32

[Salvos, by Waldo Frank], by I.D. – 33

[Unfinished Tales from a Russian Prison, by M.E. Harrison], by George McLaughlin – 33

[Antic Hay, by Aldous Huxley], by L.G. – 33

[Adventures in Journalism, by Philip Gibbs], by G. McL. – 33

[James Joyce: His First Forty Years, by Herbert S. Gorman], by Max Shachtman – 33

[Behold this Dreamer, by Fulton Oursier], by L.G. – 34
A Poet Contemplates Revolution, by Edwin Seaver – 30
Sketches by Julian de Miskey – 30
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
They must build a platform from the wreckage of the Ship of State, by Maurice Becker – 4
Proletarian mothers, by Michael Adlery – 6
Prometheus Bound, by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
Oklahoma, by Louis Lozowick – 23
ART
Drawing of skyline, by A. Blanch – 12
Drawing of man and lamp, by Louis Ribak – 15

Full Table of Contents for Vol. VII, No. 7, Issue 75, July 1924

Cover: Woodcut of man clutching a huge mallet, by Julian De Miskey
How the Little Brown Brother Became the Little Yellow Devil, by Max Bedacht – 5
Prosperity Blows Up, by Jay Lovestone – 9
Steel Rails (poem), by Herschell Bek – 12
Leading the World Revolution, by Alexander Bittelman – 13
Workers and Farmers on the Mark, by C.E. Ruthenberg, drawings by [first name illegible] St. Paul – 16
William Bouck – 16

Franklin Shomaker, Alex Howst, Frank Starkey (drawings) – 17

J.O. Bentall (drawing) – 20

Charlotte Anita Whitney – 21
What Michael Said to the Census-taker, by James Rorty – 22
The Wisdom of Lenin, by Max Eastman – 24
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 27
Reviews – 29
Adventurous Man [The Long Journey, by Johannes V. Jensen], by L.G. – 29

Missing Wheels [The Philosopher's Stone], by Anker Larsen, by L.G. – 30

Once Over [Frayear's Fist, by Mary Heaton Vorse], by Ida Dailes – 30

[Leonid Andreyev, A Critical Study, by Alexander Kaun], by Max Shachtman – 30

[Satan's Diary, by Leonid Andreyev], by Abraham Resika – 31

[Buddenbrooks, by Thomas Mann], by E.B. – 31

[The World's Trade Union Movement, by A. Losevsky], by Geo. McLaughlin – 31

[The Neighbour's Wife, by Liam O'Flaherty], by G. McL. – 31

[Poems, by J.E. Spingarn], by E.B. – 31

[The Color of a Great City, by Theodore Dreiser], by Abraham Resika – 31
[Ads] – 32
[Ads] – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
Negro Race: "Goodbye, Miss G.O.P….” by Lydia Gibson – 4
Sketches Made at the Republican Convention, by Robert Minor – 8
The Flag Still Flies, by Maurice Becker – 11
Flivver Fancies, by Maurice Becker – 12
1918 – 1924 A Cartoon from "Pravda." . . . [artist name illegible] – 14
Barnum was wrong [no artist name] – 18-19 [two-page]
Midnight moonlight, by Murvin W. Gilbert – 23
He did't get that raise, by Maurice Becker – 25
Mr. T. Potts Doughbelt views with alarm…by Art Young – 26
Viennese street minstrels, by Adolph Dehn – 29
ART

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 7, No. 8, Issue 76, August 1924

Cover: Skeleton grasping at crowds of people, black and white tones, by Peter Alma
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
[Ads] – 5
The Convention of the Conference for Progressive Political Action, by William Z. Foster – 7
The Fatherland Is in Danger (poem), by Oskar Kanehl – 9
Coming – The Bread Line, by Jay Lovestone – 10
The Economic Anatomy of Five Conventions, by Max Bedacht – 13
Joan and Jesus (poem), by Ralph Cheyney – 15
The Communist Campaign for Class Action, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 16
Before the Storm (poem), by Helen Hoyt – 16
Let's Make the Issue Clear-Cut, by Duncan McDonald – 17
The Negro Finds His Place – and a Sword, by Robert Minor – 20
The Answer (poem), by Ruth Loomis Skeen – 25
Will the I.W.W. Fight Decadence? by Harrison George – 26
Fascist Violence and Revolutionary Violence, by Charles Rappoport – 29
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 30
Reviews – 33
The Trend of the Times [Rebellion in the Labor Unions, by Sylvia Kopaid], by Martin Abern – 33

Once Over[All God's Chillum Got Wings, by Eugene O'Neil], by Geo. McLaughlin – 33

[The Last of the Heretics, by Algernon Sydney Crapsey], by Karl Pretshold – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
CARTOONS
Morgan "For THine is the Kingdom…” by Fred Ellis – 6
“Bread!” byKate Kollwitz – 8
Plenty, by George Gross – 11
“I quit!” by George Gross – 12
Both are fine masks, by Maurice Becker – 14
“We all stand for American institutions!” by Robert Minor – 18-19 [two-page]
The "superior caste,” by Adolph Dehn – 24
“Mercy me! I must protect my hat!” by William S. Fanning – 27
Hunger, by R. Volker – 29
South Chicago, by Murvin W. Gilbert – 32
ART
Lightning, by Hans Boettcher – 21

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 7, No. 9, Issue 77, September 1924

Cover: Woman leaning against doorway facing clothesline with clothes hanging; tones of orange, blue and white; by Lydia Gibson
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
[Ads] – 5
The Story of a Spark, by J. Louis Engdahl – 7
The County Jail (poem), by Stanley Boone – 10
What Don Quixote LaFollette Is Fighting, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 11
Shame on You, Lenin! (poem), by Witter Bynner – 13
Skyscraper (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 13
The Face of the Earth After the War, by Karl Radek – 14
Three Friends (poem), by Mark Van Doren – 17
The War of the Oil Giants, by Harris Wescott – 20
A Song of Courage (poem), by Georgia Douglas Johnson – 23
Message to Siberia (poem), by Pushkin – translated by Max Eastman – 23
The Bishop and the Bolsheviks, by P. Krasikoff – 24
All Stories (poem), by Loureine Aber – 27
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 28
Reviews – 30
Putting the Hood on the Class War [Culture and Democracy in the United States, by Horace M. Kallen], by T. J. O'Flaherty – 30

A Noble Gesture [Waste, by Robert Herrick], by Ida Dailes – 31

The Amalgamated Almanac [The Amalgamated Illustrated Almanac, 1924, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America], by Karl Pretshold – 31

The Philosopher Faces the Facts [Can the Soviet IDea Take Hold of America, England and France?, A debate between Scott Nearing and Bertrand Russell], by Max Bedacht – 32

Once Over [The Negro in OUr History, by Carter Goodwin Woodson]. by L.G. – 33

[The Driver, the Cinder Buggy and Satan's Bushel, by Garet Garret], by Geo. McLaughlin – 33

[Country People, by Ruth Suckow], by L.G. – 33

[From Superman to Man, by J. A. Rogers], by L.G. – 33

[The Great Betrayal. A Survey of the Near Eastern Problem, by Edward Hale Bierstadt], by K.P – 33

[Negro Slavery, by Pasquale Russo], by G. McL. – 33

[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
September 12 – Morgan Uber Alles, by Maurice Becker – 6
How often must I tell your Royal Highness to ride only on the back of the proletariat? by L. Griffel – 9
“Reparations!” by Otto Meister – 12
Pittsburgh, by Louis Lozowick – 13
Social-democracy, by Geo. Gross – 15
“I am very much afraid that society is standing on the brink of a precipice!” by Geo. Gross – 16
[No title], by Fred Ellis – 18-19 [two-page]
The fatherland prepares for "the Day,” by Maurice Becker – 21
“Before us – the Communist order!” by L. Griffel – 22
“Give us this day our daily hokum.” by Adolph Dehn – 25
The Russian White Guard in Vienna, by Adolph Dehn – 26

Full Table of Contents for Vol. VII, No. 10, Issue 78, October 1924

Cover: A branch with leaves, red or green, with names of countries like "Mexico" written on the leaves, by Lydia Gibson
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Announcing The Workers Monthly – 5
Growth [on The Liberator and The Workers Monthly], by Robert Minor – 6
The Dismantling of Democracy, by Max Bedacht – 8
Lenin Lies Asleep (poem), by J.S. Wallace – 10
The Death of the Socialist Party, by J. Louis Engdahl – 11
Black Gold (poem), by Stanley Kimmel – 14
Yom Kippur Humoresque (poem), by E.P. Gottlieb – 14
The Cradle of the Giants, by Max Shachtman – 15
Not for Bishops (poem), by Robert L. Wolf – 16
The Handkerchief on Garvey's Head, by Robert Minor – 17
Paradise Hill (poem), by Stanley Kimmel – 25
Reorganization of the Workers Party, by C.E. Ruthenberg – 26
Literature and the Machine Age, by Floyd Dell – 28
England, 1650 – Russia, 1924, by Max Bedacht – 30
Reviews – 31
A Voice in the Wilderness [The Fire in the Flint, by Walter F. White], by Lydia Gibson – 31

Two Yellows and a Red [Contemporary Portraits, Fourth Series, by Frank Harris; My Disillusionment in Russia, by Emma Goldman; Our Revolution, by Leon Trotzky], by Geo. McLaughlin – 32

"Golden Fruits" [Three Plays of A.V. Lunacharski, translated by L.A. Magnus and K. Walter], by Ida Dailes – 32

Once OVer [[Gold, by Jacob Wasserman], Abraham Resika – 32

[Weeds, by Edith Summers Kelley], by L.G. – 33

[The New Vision in the German Arts, by Herman George Scheffauer], by L.G. – 33

[The Tattooed Countess, by Carl Van Vechten], by I.D. – 33

[Wine of Fury, by Leigh Rogers], by G. McL. – 33

[Plumes, by Laurence Stallings], by G. McL. – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
“Come on, boys! Get's go the China!” by William Gropper – 4
“To hell with the Reds: Let Maria take care of law and order!” by Maurice Becker – 7
Bourgeois in the park, by Adolph Dehn – 13
Cleveland, by Louis Lozowick – 16
La Follette's heirlooms, by Fred Ellis – 18-19 [two-page]
Here is an old cartoon under the title "Dis Nigger will soon have to work de same as de white folks do…" [no artist name] – 20
Here is another cartoon from the "Salt River Gazette." [no artist name] – 21
Drop him! by Maurice Becker – 23
“White Supremacy" a hundred and forty years ago [artist name seems to be 'Blake Sculpt'] – 25
Mounting [no artist name] – 27

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