The Liberator
Table of Contents for all of Volume 3, 1920
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Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 1, Issue 22, January 1920

Cover: Drawing of woman hoisting what appears to be a staff; broad brush strokes outline the figure; red background, by Lydia Gibson
Lenin (photo) – 2
[Ads] – 3
Russia Victorious: Verbatim Report of a Conversation with Isaac McBride [no author] – 5

Isaac McBride (illustration) – 5

McBride talks to Tchitcherin (illustration), by Art Young – 7.

The prisoners decide not to kill themselves (illustration), by Art Young – 8

This streamer says: "Brothers, why are you fighting us'? Ask your officers!" [no artist name] – 12

Tom Mooney (poem), by William Ellery Leonard – 14
Come On In, The Waters [sic] Fine![no author] – 15
Europe Please Tale Notice [from Harlow's Weekly, Oklahoma City, Okla.] – 15
The Steel Strike, by Mary Heaton Vorse – 16
The New Wild West [no author] – 21 "Kid, if you know wot's good for ay–keep ay damn trap shut" (drawing), by Gropper – 22
To S– (poem), by Harry Kemp – 24
Well, What About Mexico? by Irwin Grinch – 24
"You Bolshevik! Leave my house this minute" (drawing) [name illegible, but may be Gropper] – 28 8
Inquisition, by MA Stolar – 29
Recognized! [no author] – 29
Bogalusa, by Mary White Covington – 31
A Letter From a Negro [no author] – 33

Aphrodite Without Any Nightie, by Floyd Dell – 34

"This, children, is what the program calls "choreography" (drawing), by [William] Gropper – 34

Pure-minded lovers of art and beauty drawing) [no artist name] – 34

The Flower of Metropolitan Moral Pulchritude (drawing)[no artist name] – 35

Annoyed by the trumpets (drawing), by William] Gropper – 35

The Hero (drawing)[no artist name] – 36

S-sh (drawing)[no artist name] – 36

(Drawing of women)(no artist name] – 36

Hope Revives in Hungary, by Frederick Kuh – 37
The Presumption of Innocence – in Kansas, by Winthrop D. Lane – 39
Liberals and Laborites [no author] – 39
The Real Thing [no author] – 40
Practical Feminism , by Crystal Eastman – 40
Words (poem), by GM – 40
Books (reviews) – 41
La Belle Dame Sans Merci, by Floyd Dell – 41

The Paintings of William Sanger, by Robert Minor – 43

"The Two Women of Vigo," a painting by William Sanger [image] – 43

Our America [Our America, by Waldo Frank], by Floyd Dell – 44
[Ads] – 45
The Federated Press [no author] – 46
[Ads] – 47
A Word to You [no author] – 48
An Appeal from the Chinese Workers [no author] – 48
[Ads] – 50
[Ads] – 51 . [Ads] – 52
CARTOONS
A Typical Bolshevik Atrocity, by Boardman Robinson – 4
"I hired a Russian hayrick and started across country along the railroad track!" by Art Young – 6
"You should have a red flag instead of a white one," by Art Young – 7
"And there was no room for them at the Inn," by Art Young – 15
He put on the lid and the bottom fell out, by Boardman Robinson – 20
"You vos outa luck? . . ." by Maurice Becker – 30
ART
Woodcut of kneeling woman, by Lydia Gibson – 19

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 2, Issue 23, February 1920

Cover: Human figure, on an animal (white/blue), wearing orange/black/white jacket, blue pants' blue background, by Hugo Geller
[Ad] – 2
[Ad] – 3
Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5

A Significant Picture – 5

Anarchism – 5

Criminal Capitalism – 6

Contributions – 7

To Ethiopia (poem), by Claude McKay – 7
CHAMPAK – A Story of India, by Irwin Granich and Manabendra Nath Roy – 8
Examples of "Americanism," by Max Eastman – 13 A. Mitchell Palmer, Candidate for Kaiser (drawing), by Art Young – 13
Murder in Centralia, by J.T. Doran – 16 [No title, drawing], by Maurice Becker – 17
Return From Captivity (poem), by Hortense Flexner – 18
From Shore (poem), Esther A. Whitmarsh – 19
Return (poem), by Elizabeth Reeves – 19
Hills (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 19
I Wonder (poem), by Elizabeth Colwell. – 19
Home Thoughts (poem), by Claude McKay – 19
Leap-Yearlings, by Howard Brubaker – 20

Counter Revolution in Advance: A Summary of Recent German History [no author] – 22

Rosa Luxemburg (photo) – 24

Karl Liebknecht (drawing) [artist name illegible, perhaps "levitz"] – 25

Solidarity! Serenity! Audacity!: An Account of the Italian Situation, by Hiram K. Moderwell – 28

An Italian caricature of Turati (drawing)[no artist name] – 33

Serrati (photo) – 34

A drawing by George Bellows – 37

To My Baby (poem), by Floyd Hardin – 38
Frank James Burke (poem), by Ruth R. Pearson – 40
Ruth, by J. George Frederick – 40
Books (reviews) – 41

Education Made Happy [Were You Ever A Child? by Floyd Dell], by Max Eastman – 41

Moods [Moods: A Collection of Prose Poems, by Mercedes de Acosta], by M.E. – 42

[Ads] – 43

"The Secret Battle," by Floyd Dell – 44

House Spirits (poem), by Evelyn Scott – 45

Timberline (poem), by Ruth Suckow – 45

Epitaph for a Young German (poem), by Edmund Wilson, Jr. – 46

Child at a Concert (poem), by Jean Starr Untermeyer – 46

A Blind Girl (poem), by Rose Henderson – 46

[Ads] – 47

[Ads] – 48

West Street on Sunday Night, by S.A.N. – 49

The Rune of the Sower (poem), by Harry Kemp – 50

Wanted – Music! by H.F. Kane – 50

[Ads] – 51

[Ads] – 52

CARTOONS

The Sailing of the Buford, by Boardman Robinson – 4

[No title; about newspapers], by Art Young – 12

"Honest, Addie, I wouldn't laugh. I don't think it's meant to be funny," by Cornelia Barns – 21

"Checkmate, Gentlemen!" by Boardman Robinson – 26-27 [two-page]

Clemenceau: "But where will you get the troops? . . . " by Robert Minor – 31

The Bolsheviki Wolves, by Robert Minor – 38

Rounding Up the Reds, by William Gropper – 39

ART

Woodcut, by J. J. Lankes – 11

Woodcut, by J. J. Lankes – 40

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 3, Issue 24, March 1920

Cover: Woodcut of figure in a horse-drawn carriage on a country road; orange trim, by Lankes
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Communism on Trial, by Arturo Giovannitti – 5

Judge Weeks (drawing) [no artist name] – 5

The Prosecuting Attorney (drawing), by William Gropper – 6

Clarence Darrow (drawing), by William Gropper – 8

Poems, by Genevieve Taggard – 10

The Futile – 10

Gladness – 10

To a Hawaiian Girl – 10

For the League of Dead Nations – 10

Hickey and Mother Goose, by S. N. Behrman – 11
At the Sewing Circle (poem), by Viola C. White – 13
Spring (poem) – Florence Ripley Mastin. – 13
Forward March! by Howard Brusker – 14
An Interview With Bela Kun, by Frederick Kuh – 16
Karlstein Castle Where Bela Kun Is Interned (image) – 17
The Artist And Life, by Maurice Sterne – 21

Dog (drawing), by Maurice Sterne – 21

Two drawings of a woman, by Maurice Sterne – 22

Drawing of animals, by Maurice Sterne – 23

Drawing of woman, by Maurice Sterne – 24

My Mother (poem), by Claude McKay – 24
Letter From Romaine Rolland – 25
Shantung (poem), by Harry A. Potamkin – 25
Retrospection (poem), by Elizabeth Colonel – 25
Sometime (poem), by Beulah Chamberlain – 25
The Communist Ambassador, by Robert L. Wolf – 28
The Allies: "I want to buy a lot of goods, but I can't recognize you." ... (drawing) [no artist name] – 30

Dissolving the Duma at Albany, by Robert Minor – 34

Speaker Sweet (drawing) [no artist name] – 34

"Archie" (drawing) [no artist name] – 34

Littleton (drawing) [no artist name] – 35

Caviler (drawing) [no artist name] – 35

Hillquit (drawing) [no artist name] – 35

Another View of Archie Stevenson (drawing) [no artist name] – 36

Stanchfield (drawing) [no artist name] – 36

Gilbert Roe (drawing) [no artist name] – 37

S. John Block (drawing) [no artist name] – 37

Not Mr. Hughes (drawing) [no artist name] – 38

Julius Gerber (drawing) [no artist name] – 38

Dewitt (drawing) [no artist name] – 38

Senator Hardwick (drawing) [no artist name] – 39

Solomon (drawing) [no artist name] – 39

Paris (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 39

Faculty (poem), by David Marion – 39

A Request, by ME – 39

Mexico Again [letter of John Kenneth Turner] and reply by Irwin Grinch [Michael Gold] – 40

Afterthoughts [no author] – 41

Books – 42 Robert Lansing Explains Bolshevism, by Max Eastman – 42

[Ads] – 45

Attention of Sir Oliver Lodge, by Robert Minor – 46

[Ads] – 47

Fiume and the Red Flag, by Frederick Kuh – 50

Requiem (poem), by Leonard Lanson Cline – 50

[Ads] – 51

[Ads] – 52

CARTOONS

100% American The Drawing of a Pueblo Indian, by Maurice Sterne – 4

Simon Legree Palmer, by Boardman Robinson – 9

Inspecting Their Qualifications, by Art Young – 14-15 [two-page]

The East-Side Jew That Conquered Europe, by Robert Minor – 26-27 [two-page]

"Handle me gentle, dearie, I bruise freely!" by Clive Weed – 33

"Come on back, come on back!" ... [no artist name] – 41

ART

Drawings by a Coal Miner, by S. Matta – 19

Capitalism – 19

The Breadmaker and the Politician – 19

A drawing of a child, by George Bellows – 32

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 4, Issue 25, April 1920

Cover: Drawing of man with mustache who is wearing a cap, by BR [presumably Boardman Robinson]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads} – 3
Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5
At Death (poem), by Esther Whitmarsh – 7
When I Go Out (poem), by Charles Ashleigh. – 7
The Log of the Transport Buford, by Alexander Berkman – 9 Alexander Berkman (photo) – 11
Fear in the Jury Box, by John Nicholas Befell – 13
Condemned Man (poem), by Harold Cook – 14
March, 1920 (poem), by Stirling Bowen – 14
Oblivion (poem), by Mary Davis – 14
Vechietta (poem), by Lydia Gibson – 14
A Psycho-Analytic Confession, by Floyd Dell – 15

"Ah, Floyd, you know you want a million!" (drawing), by Gropper – 16

Floyd Dell and his Unconscious (drawing) [no artist name] – 18

The Rush Hour (poem), by Olga Erbsloh – 19
Reverse English, by Howard Brusker – 20
Malatesta in Italy, by Carlo Tresca – 22
Nicola Bombay Political Secretary (i.e. President) of the Socialist Party (photo) – 23
Enrico Malatesta (photo) – 24
In Portugal, by John Dos Passos – 25

A Yankee Convention, by Robert Minor – 28

Chairman C.H. Gustafson President Nebraska Farmers' Union (drawing) [no artist name] – 29

J. H. Carnahan, Farmer, Black River Falls, Wis. (drawing) [no artist name] – 30

H.A. FULLER American Society of Equity (drawing) [no artist name] – 30

Warren S. Stone (drawing) [no artist name] – 31

Benigna Green Kalb, Secretary Farm Woman's National Congress (drawing) [no artist name] – 31

Editor Herron of the "Farmers' Union" (drawing) [no artist name] – 32

Isaac Sherman of the Siberian Co-operatives(drawing) [no artist name] – 32

Joseph Schlossberg, (drawing) [no artist name] – 33

Duncan McDonald of the United Mine Workers(drawing) [no artist name] – 33

William Bouck (drawing) [no artist name] – 33

Fred Howe (drawing) [no artist name] – 33

Glenn E. Plumb (drawing) [no artist name] – 34

The Hopper – a Story, by Mary Heaton Vorse – 34
Epigraph for a Hospital Nurse (poem), by Edmund WilsonJr., 38
The Claret Movement, by Max Eastman – 40
A Tree by the Road (poem), by .Austin Simons – 42
Books – 43

The Daily Lie [The Brass Check, A Study of American Journalism, by Upton Sinclair], by Floyd Dell – 43

Spiritual Pikers [Liberalism in America, by Harold Sterns], by Irwin Grinch – 45

The Russian Soldier [Ivan Speaks. Translated from the Russian by Thomas Whitener] [no author] – 47

Tankas (poem), by Frances Vinciguerra Roman – 49
A Portrait (poem), by Marya A. Zaturensky – 49
At a Concert (poem), Joseph A. Freeman – 49
"Special Service" (poem), by Elizabeth Carter – 49
In a Small Town (poem), by Allan Lincoln Langler – 49
Across the Car (poem), by Eleanor Hammond – 50
Progress (poem), by Will Burt – 50
[Ads] – 51
[Ads] – 52
CARTOONS
Our Candidate, by Boardman Robinson – 4
The Allies (to Russia): "If you weren't so bloody we might recognize you" by Maurice Becker – 8
"Why, but I'm Freedom-I'm an American!" . . . By Art Young – 12
Clerk: "Six of the men held for deportation have died." . . . [no artist name] – 20
"Hang your clothes on a hickory limb, but don't go near the water!" . . .[artist name illegible] – 21
Spring Comes to Russia, by [name illegible but starts with "r" and ends in "ll."] – 26-27 [two-page]
Law and Order, by William Gropper – 39
"I see them Bolsheviki has conquered the Russians," by Art Young – 43
ART
Dante (woodcut), by Stanislaw Szukalski – 14

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 5, Issue 26, May 1920

Cover: Man pushing a horse-drawn plough; drawing with orange accents, by Cornelia Barns
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5
From Bad to Verse, by Howard Brusker – 8 [drawing, but no artist name on this page, but Art Young's name is on page 9 in illustrations that a clearly a continuation of drawings on page 8] – 8
Democracy and Revolution, by Bertrand Russell – 10
Threes, by Carl Sandburg – 14
On Lenin's Birthday (poem), by Arturo Giovannetti – 15
Guilty by Inference, by Floyd Dell – 17
The Great Flop, by Robert Minor – 20
Her First Appearance, by Helena Maxwell – 24
A Busy Day (poem), by Marguerite Wilkinson – 25
Coon Town (poem), by Amanda Hall – 25
A Birthday Sonnet, by Floyd Dell – 25
Pensees d'un Soldat, by Legare George – 25
Palmer's Arithmetic [no author] – 28
Murder in Hungary [no author] – 28
Two Mexicos, a Story, by Irwin Grinch – 29

Drawing of Mexican scene [artist name illegible] – 34

Pictures in Mexico [artist name illegible] – 35

The Well Beloved (poem), by Phillips Russell – 36
The Alien (poem), by Hazel B. Poole – 36
En Route (poem) [no author] – 36
Men, Women and Books, by Floyd Dell – 37

A Child of the Puritans [Farmington, by Clarence Darrow] – 37

To Carl Sandburg – 38

Carl Sandburg, Sketched by Robert Minor – 38

Bah! Bah! Black Sheep! [Rebels: Into Anarchy and Out Again, by Marie Ganz] – 38

A Woman's Book [The Swing of the Pendulum, by Adriana Spadoni] – 39

Paris in the South Seas [Noa-Noa, by Paul Gauguin] – 41

A Psycho-Analytic Primer [Psycho-analysis, Its History, Theory and Practice, by Andre Tridon] – 42

Poems of Youth [Youth Riding: Lyrics by Mary Caroline Davies] – 42.

Walt Whitman [no author] – 42

[Ads] – 43
The Story of a Conversion, by Sidney R. Flowers – 44
[Ads] – 45
[Ads] – 47
Sonnet (poem), by Legare George – 48
Her Last Lover (poem), by George Lysander – 48
The Tropics in New York (poem), by Claude McKay – 48 "Dear Old Tirps" [no author] – 48
Police! Police! [two letters] – 49
Lenin's Smile [letter] – 50
[Ads] – 51
[Ads} – 52
CARTOONS
Walt Whitman, in honor of his birthday, by Boardman Robinson – 4
Lessons in Americanism, by Art Young – 9
"The Peace": A Child of Old Men [no artist name] – 13
"Say 'How-de-do,'"[artist name illegible, but may be "Russell"] – 16
The "Morality" Business, by Robert Minor – 19
"Quick, Kid, wrap that flag around me" [no artist name; it is Maurice Becker, according to a note in the June issue, page 32] – 21
Aunt Jemima . . . by R.M. [Robert Minor] – 23
Ireland, by Robert Minor – 26-27 [two-page]
A drawing by Anne Valentine – 36
Reinforcements, drawn by Cornelia Barns – 40

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 6, Issue 27, June 1920

Cover, Couple drawn in an oval with red background; rest of cover has green background, by L.G. [Lydia Gibson?]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads} – 3
Palmer and the Outlaws, by Robert Minor – 5
Less Disturbing (poem), by Miriam Vedder – 12
Jim Larkin Goes to Jail, by Louise Bryant – 13
Larkin on Trial (drawing), by Wilson – 14
Why Copper Is Red, by William F. Dunne – 17
"That's the Guy" (drawing) [no artist name] – 20
Self-Determination of Nations: A Speech" – Nikolai Lenin – 21
Debt (poem), by Anna Spencer Twitchell – 22
Democracy and Revolution, by Bertrand Russell – 23
City Street (poem), by Joseph Freeman – 25
Free Advertising, by H.B. – 26
The New Patriotism (poem), by Edmund WilsonJr., 26
Books – 28

Pilgrimages to Moscow [Bolshevism at Work, by William T. Goode; The Russian Republic, by Colonel Cecil L'Estrange Malone, M. P.; Raymond Robins' Own Story, by William Hard], by Floyd Dell – 28

Primitive Man [Primitive Society, by Robert H. Lowie, Ph.D., Assistant Curator, Anthropology, American Museum of Natural History], by FD – 30

[Ads] – 29

Note [no author] – 32

[Ads] – 33

On Pleasure Bent, by Jennie Doyle – 34

[Ads] – 35

[Ads] – 36

CARTOONS

May Day, 1920, by Boardman Robinson – 4

Overalls! [Illegible artist name, maybe Russell?] – 10

Attorney General Palmer: "Say, look here . . . ," by Art Young – 11

One-two-three-go! by Art Young – 18

High Salaried Union Official: "Boys, if you don't move this train, . . . " by Clive Weed – 18-19 [two-page]

"Layoff that stuff, lady - I'm in the same business," drawn by Gropper – 26

Hey!, by W. Gropper – 27

"Jakie, come here-I von't hurt you!" – 27

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 7, Issue 28, July 1920

Cover: Drawing of man swimming; green water with white highlights [in August 1920 issue note, on page 21, this cover is titled "A Swimmer into Cleanness Leaping," by Cornelia Barns]
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
[Ads] – 4
The Mexican Revolution, by Carleton Beals and Robert Habermas – 5
Announcement [no author name] – 11
Caesar and Spartacus, by Hiram K. Moderwell – 14 The President (Ebert) of the "Republican German Empire" and some of his friends [photo] – 15

"Ebert-Scheidemann-Noske" [no author] – 17

Friedrich Ebert (drawing) [artist name illegible] – 17

Phil Scheidemann (drawing) [artist name illegible] – 17

Gustav Nose (drawing) [artist name illegible] – 17

Twentieth century barricade (photo) – 18

Defending the revolution (photo) – 19

Col. Epp . . . (photo) – 20

Spartans Waiting for the Reichswehr (photo) – 21

A Journey (poem), by Genevieve Taggard – 21

Dark Horses, by Howard Brubaker – 22
The Socialist Party Convention, by Crystal Eastman – 24
Moods (poem), by Esther Whitmarsh – 29
Notice [no author] – 29

In the Shell of the Old, by Michael Gold, drawings by Robert Minor – 30

Sidney Hillman, General President (drawing) – 30

August Bellanca, of the General Executive Board (drawing) – 31

Lazarus Markovitz, of Montreal (drawing) – 32

Jacob Freedman, of New York (drawing) – 32

A. I. Shiplacoff, General Manager, of the New York Joint Board (drawing) – 34

Fellow Criminals!, by Floyd Dell – 35
New England Afternoon (poem), by E. Merrill Root – 41
Songs of Sewing (poems), by Hazel Hall – 42 Monograms – 42 Buttonholes – 42 Puzzled Stitches – 42 Needle, You Make Me Remember – 42
England and the White Terror, by Frederick Kuh – 43
(Books) – 45 Our Debs [Debs: His Authorized Life and Letters, by David Karsner], by F.D. [Floyd Dell] – 45
[Ads] – 47
The Room Upstairs (poem), by Hazel Hall – 50
[Ads] – 51
[Ads] – 52
CARTOONS
General Obregon Enters Mexico City [no artist name] – 5
Followers of Zapata Entering Mexico City [no artist name] – 7
Jesus to a Certain Rich Man: "Go and sell that thou hast and give to the poor," by Boardman Robinson – 12
Roger Babson to the American Financier: "The value of our investments depends upon the strength of our churches. . . ." by Boardman Robinson – 13
Dealing With the Reds, by Maurice Becker – 22-23 [two-page]
Too Much Light, by Art Young – 26-27 [two-page]
Wall Street Agitators . . . by Maurice Becker – 29
Two Kinds of' Strikes, by Stuart Davis – 36
Theory and Practice, by Stuart Davis – 39

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 8, Issue 29, August 1920

Cover: Animal grazing on a hill, drawn in blue, yellow background, by Cornelia Barns
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Editorials, by Max Eastman – 5

The Wars of West Virginia, by Robert Minor – 7

Head sculptured in cannel coal by Ed Ivory, a Negro coal digger of West Virginia (photo) – 8

Fred Mooney, Secretary-treasurer of District 17 of the United Mine Workers and Frank Keeney, President of District 17 of the United Mine Workers (photo) – 9

Sid Hatfield (drawing), by Robert Minor – 11

Politicklers, by Howard Brubaker – 13
Robert Williams Sees Russia, by Robert Williams – 14 Robert Williams (photo) – 14
Italy Tests Her Strength, by Paul De Mott – 15
Anarchists and Others in Russia, by Griffin Barry – 17
The Garland for Debs (poem), by Louis Untermeyer – 21
Sleepers (poem), by E. Merrill Root – 21
Putting Theories Into Practice, by Hiram K. Moderwell – 24
A Correction [no author] – 25
Books [reviews] – 26

Mark Twain [The Ordeal of Mark Twain, by Van Wyck Brooks], by Floyd Dell – 26

Class Murder in America [The Centralia Conspiracy, by Ralph Chaplin; An Appeal to the Conscience of the Civilized World, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People] [no author] – 30

Carleton Parker [The Casual Laborer and Other Essays, by Carleton H. Parker], by F.D. [Floyd Dell] – 32

[Ads] – 27
[Ads] – 33
To the Little House (poem), by Helen Hoyt – 34
Leaves (poem), by Helen Hoyt – 34
Greater Than (poem), by Margaretta Schuyler – 34
In Church (poem), by Esther Whitmarsh – 34
Recommended Books [no author] – 34
Perfectly Clear [no author] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
Nero, by [the name appears to be "Russell"] – 4
No More Stops! by Maurice Becker – 18-19 [two-page]
In Chicago A Footnote to Politics, by Boardman Robinson – 22

The Candidate – 22

The high spot of the convention – 22

The General didn't come through – 22

The Only Important Subject Discussed – 22

Getting Together – 23

Coolidge – 23

Senator Lodge – 23

Ex-Senator Crane – 23

Interpreter: "He wants to know why the hell you don't learn English like a good citizen." Alien: "Jesus,- he good - he not speak English." [Artist name illegible but it looks like "Russell"] – 24

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 9, Issue 30, September 1920

Cover, person, drawn in red ink, on a horse drawn in blue ink, with a decorative border drawn in orange ink, by Hugo Gellert
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Nietzsche, Plato and Bertrand Russell, by Max Eastman – 5 General Nikolaev (photo) – 8
Allies in Blunderland, by Howard Brubaker – 10
Guilty: The General Strike, by H. Austin Simons – 12

James A. Duncan of Seattle (drawing)[artist name illegible, but may be Barnet Braverman] – 13

Clarence Darrow (drawing) – 14

Darrow in his suspenders . . . (drawing) – 15

Important, by M.E. – 15
Fraycar's Fist A Story by Mary Heaton Vorse – 17
Gold and White (poem), by Louis Untermeyer – 24
Escape (poem) by Louis Untermeyer – 24
Liberation (poem) by Louis Untermeyer – 24
The Democratic Convention, by Charles Erskine Scott Wood – 25
Communism But, by Floyd Dell – 27
Books [reviews] – 29

"Hark from the Tomb – [Shadowy Thresholds, by Cale Young Rice], by Louis Untermeyer – 31

No, Not War! [Fighting Without a War; An Account of Military Intervention in North Russia, by Ralph Albertson] [no author] – 31

freedom (poem), by Eve Lott – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
A Proposed Emblem for the Farmer-Labor Party, by Maurice Becker – 4
Shovel, you prolatariat,[sic] the boss needs the money, by Art Young – 10
The Tourists, by Cornelia Barns – 11
Politics, by Cornelia Barns – 16
The Retreat From Russia, by Boardman Robinson – 18-19 [two-page]
Choosing Our Next President, by Cornelia Barns – 25
ART
A Drawing by Adolph Dehn – 23
"Ain't he handsome?" drawn by Cornelia Barns – 26

Full Table of Contents for Vol. 3, No. 10, Issue 31, October 1920

Cover: Drawing of figure sitting on what looks like a hill, by Cornelia Barns
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
I Change My Mind a Little, by Robert Minor – 5
Rosa Luxembourg to Sonia Liebknecht, letter by Rosa Luxembourg – 12
Hills (poem), by William Troy – 13
Now That You've Got the Vote –, by Floyd Dell – 14
Octobricks, by Howard Brubaker – 16
Under Two Flags, by Michael Gold – 17
To the Twelfth Juror (poem), by Max Eastman – 19
A Friend of Russia [no author] – 19
Mexican Labor and the Mexican Government, by Carleton Beals and Robert Haberman – 20

In old Mexico (drawing) [no artist name] – 21

Ixtapalapa (drawing) [no artist name] – 22

Song for a Fool (poem), by Leonard Cline – 24
New Soviets for Old, by Floyd Dell – 25
Farmer Strikers in Spain, by John Dos Passos – 28
I Try To Teach My Soul To Be (poem), by Annette Wynne – 33
Choice (poem), by Muna Lee – 33
Invitation (poem), by Olive Dargan – 33
At a Cafe (poem), by Genevieve Taggard – 33
Hawaiian Volcano (poem), by Genevieve Taggard – 33 [Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
"Write it over again, George, as follows–" [author name illegible, but may be "Russell"] – 4
Some additional professors go to investigate Bolshevism, by Elias Goldberg – 7
"Jimmie, take the head of the class. You can certainly do better than this doddering imbecile," by Art Young – 10
Their Trip to Europe, by Cornelia Barns – 13
"Six months ago that potato would only have cost me a dollar and a half," by Maurice Becker – 17
"Cop: Your Honor . . . [three separate panels], by [William] Gropper – 24
"Either Side Will Do" [artist name illegible but may be Russell] – 25
In Dannemora, by Maurice Becker – 27

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Cover: Woodcut of a Woman with finger to her lips, standing behind a door that is opening, by Lydia Gibson; woodcut is set against orange background
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Lenin laying the cornerstone of a memorial to Karl Marx (photo) – 4
In Praise of Lenin, by Maxim Gorky – 5 Lenin at the Karl Marx memorial ceremony (photo) – 6
The Dancers (poem), by Joseph Freeman – 7
Poems of Wang Wei, translated by Moon Quan and Max Eastman – 7
About Dogmatism, by Max Eastman – 8
John Reed died at his revolutionary post, October 17, 1920 (photo) – 9
Answer to My Critics, by Robert Minor – 10
Communist Factories in Italy [unsigned] – 12

Errico Malatesta (photo) – 12

Claudio Treves (photo) – 13

Israda (poem), by Annette Wynne – 14
Back Home in Russia [unsigned] – 15

Communists volunteering for service on the Polish front (Petrograd) (photo) – 15

Kameneff (photo) – 16

Trotzky conferring with General Vatzetzis at the front (photo) – 17

Zinovieff (photo) – 17

A statue of Czar Alexander III-symbol of the old regime (Moscow)(photo) – 18

Bolshevik iconoclasm gets to work (photo) – 18

Poor old Alexander topples (photo) – 19

How are the mighty fallen! (photo) – 19

Soviet Labor Registration Office – members of the bourgeoisie applying for work (Moscow) (photo) – 20

Bela Kun, arriving in Petrograd, is welcomed by Communist leaders. . . . (photo) – 20

Soviet Propaganda Train stopping at a village (photo) – 21

Interior of the Propaganda Train (photo) – 21

A Girl's Song (poem), by Joseph Freeman – 21
Sonnet (poem), by Joseph Freeman – 21
The Projection Removed (poem), by Frank V. Faulhaber – 21
Hillquit Excommunicates the Soviet, by Max Eastman – 22 A well-known labor-leader recently seen by agents of the Dept. of Justice ... (drawing), by Art Young – 23 "Do you believe in the due process of law?"... (drawing), by Art Young – 23
Books (reviews) – 26

The Militants' Victory [Jailed for Freedom, by Doris Stevens], by F.D [Floyd Dell] – 26

"Jailed for Freedom," by M.E. – 26

Why Invincible? [Invincible Minnie, by Elizabeth Sanxay Holding], by Floyd Dell – 27

"Growing Up" [Growing Up, by Mary Vorse], by F.D. – 28

"Open the Door" [Open the Door, by Catherine Carswell], by F.D. – 28

Birth-Control [Woman and the New Race, by Margaret Sanger. With a Preface by Havelock Ellis], by F.D. – 31

Love Among the Artists [Youth and the Bright Medusa, by Willa Cather], by F.D. – 34

[Ads] – 29
[Ads] – 30
For Poets (poem), by Mary Carolyn Davis – 33 [Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
"Yes, I voted for Harding- . . ." [artist name illegible but may be Russell] – 11
"And no one dares to rub it off," by Maurice Becker – 14
Home Brew [artist name illegible but may be Russell] – 25
"O, stop that cryin' Mag! . . ." by Art Young – 26
"Well, my old man was a Republican. . . ." by Cornelia Barns – 27

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Cover: Drawing of cherubic-looking child swinging a stick at a dragon, yellow border, by Hugo Gellert
[Ads] – 2
[Ads] – 3
Fog (poem), by John Reed – 4
John Reed, by Max Eastman – 5
For John Reed (poem), by Nathan Rosenbaum – 7
Vega (poem), by Leonard L. Cline – 8
Soviet Russia Now, by John Reed – 9
The Outlaws at It Again, by Robert Minor – 12
Science on Trial, by Max Eastman – 20
Ferguson, Judge Weeks, Ruthenberg and Prosecuting Attorney Rorke (drawing), by Art Young – 21
The Truth About Emma Goldman [no author] – 21
Christmas Gift [no author] – 21
Now We Can Begin, by Crystal Eastman – 23
Palmer's Last Crime, by Art Shields – 24
Books (reviews) – 26

Felix Fay [Moon-Calf, by Floyd Dell], by Arturo Giovannetti – 26

The New Adam [The New Adam, by Louis Untermeyer], by FD – 31

[Ads] – 27
[Ads] – 29
[Ads] – 30
[Ads] – 32
Business Internationalism, by FD – 33
[Ads] – 34
[Ads] – 35
[Ads] – 36
CARTOONS
[Virgin Islands scene], by Maurice Becker – 8
"Hey, quit that! Ain't you fellows got the vote?" [no artist name] – 11
"Waiter, I haven't the heart to see that Poor man standing. Will you please take him away." [Artist name illegible, but may be Gropper] – 12
History Writes, by Boardman Robinson – 15
The Bear-tamer, by Charles A. Kuhn – 16
Wiggles and Wabbles, by Howard Brusker – 17
The Outlook for 1921, by Art Young – 18-19 [two-page]
"Having made the world safe for democracy, we must now settle the Irish question," by Robert Minor [name is a tad illegible] – 22
Socialist Investigators: "Horrors! How crude! It's much nicer just to dream about it!" [no artist name] – 25
ART
The Tavern (woodcut) [no artist name] – 7
A drawing of a man in horse-drawn carriage, by John Barber – 21

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