Argosy All-Story Weekly

Argosy-Allstory Magazine, August 11, 1923 This issue contains five serialized stories across various lengths. "The Black Tube" by William Tillinghast Eldridge begins as a four-part story (Part One). Charles Alden Seltzer's "The Way of the Buffalo" continues as Part Two of a six-part western. "A Hatful of Trouble" by Frank Blighton continues as Part Three of a five-part story. James B. Hendryx's "Without Gloves" runs as Part Five of a six-part adventure. Florence M. Pettee's "Mystery of Voodoo Manor" concludes as Part Four of a four-part mystery. Additional content includes novelettes and short stories by J. Allan Dunn, Arthur Hunt Chute, Jack Bechdolt, Carl Havering, Charles Magee Adams, and others, covering adventure, mystery, and humorous fiction. The issue also features miscellaneous pieces and poetry. An advertisement previews the forthcoming serial "Poker Faces" by Edgar Franklin, involving complications arising from a shabby rug.