Adventure Magazine, September 20, 1923

This September 20, 1923 issue of *Adventure* magazine contains a mix of short fiction, novelettes, and complete stories spanning adventure genres worldwide. Featured works include Arthur O. Friel's complete novelette "Black White" set in Venezuela; Hugh Pendexter's five-part serial "Old Misery" (Part I) set in California involving a mountain man and a greenhorn; Frederick Moore's "Jungle Eyes," a South Seas tale about premeditated murder; T. S. Stribling's "Fombobo" conclusion from South America depicting revolutionary conflict; and Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur's complete novelette "The Honor of a King," a medieval European tale of jealous warfare. Additional contributions include stories by John Webb, William Byron Mowery, and Frederic Campbell, along with poetry and regular departments covering practical topics like mining, fishing, weapons, aviation, and radio. The issue concludes with forthcoming features, including Gordon MacCreagh's "The Crawling Script" spanning New York to the Andaman Islands.