Munsey's Magazine, Vol. 68

This issue of Munsey's Magazine (October 1919–January 1920) contains essays on contemporary topics: political figures like Calvin Coolidge; geopolitical matters including Constantinople, Mexico under Diaz and Carranza, and a hypothetical American invasion of Canada; and scientific subjects such as lunar travel and solar extinction. Contributors include Herbert Hoover and Richard Le Gallienne. Four serialized novels appear: *Brokers in Adventure* by George Agnew Chamberlain; *Father Was Right* by Henry Payson Doust; *The Last Straw* by Harold Titus; and *The Wild Fawn* by Mary Imlay Taylor. The magazine also publishes numerous short stories across genres, from adventure to domestic narrative, alongside poetry, light verse, and theater criticism by Matthew White Jr.