Among his other works are "The Great American Fraud" in Collier's (1905–06), "The Mystery" (1907), with S. E. White, "Average Jones" (1911), "The Secret of Lonesome Cove" (1912), "The Health Master" (1913), "The Clarion" (1914), "The Unspeakable Perk" (1916), "Our Square and the People in It" (1917), "Success" (1921), "Siege" (1924), "The Gorgeous Hussy" (1934), "Maiden Effort" (1937), "The Harvey Girls" (1942; adapted into the 1946 movie musical starring Judy Garland), "Canal Town" (1944), "Plunder" (1948), "Grandfather Stories" (1955), and "Tenderloin" (1959). "The Clarion" and "Success" are studies of modern journalism. "Average Jones" is a series of stories about a detective investigating fraudulent or unusual advertisements.