ARGOSY-ALLSTORY
WEEKLY
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SEVEN CONTINUED STORIES
How Many Cards? Isabel Ostrander 289
A Seven-Part Story—Part One
The Progress of J. Bunyan Stephen Chalmers 318
A Four-Part Story—Part Three
Beware of the Bride Edgar Franklin 342
A Six-Part Story—Part Two
Pride of Tyson John Frederick 379
A Six-Part Story—Part Foar
Moors End Jeannette I. Helm 407
A Four-Part Story—Part Three
Circumstances Charles King Van Riper 437
A Two-Part Story—Part Two
Land of the Shadow People Charles B. Stilson 466
A Five-Part Story—Part Five
ONE NOVELETTE
The Gift House E. K. Means 368
NINE SHORT STORIES
The Brazen Serpent H. Bedford-Jones 311
Teach: Pirate De Luxe C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne 335
X—THE SHEEP-STEALER
Action! Horatio Winslow 360
The Ghost Max Brand 400
Entirely Without Notes Jack Bechdolt 429
Debts Roy W. Hinds 458
Ten Minutes Valgard Dengir 488
Odd and Beautiful Ferdinand Grahame 492
A Moor There Was Eugene A. Clancy 506
HIGH LIGHTS FOR JULY 31
An out-of-the-ordinary serial
"BING! BANG! BOOM!"
By Raymond Leslie Goldman
A striking novelette
"SO ENDS THIS DAY"
By J. Allan Dunn
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY. COPYRIGHT, 1920
Entered as second class matter September 28, 1917, at the Post-Office at New York, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
