The Argosy, Vol. 82, No. 3

This June 1916 issue of The Argosy contains a complete book-length novel and multiple serial and short stories. The featured novel is "Ships of Strife" by Captain A. E. Dingle, comprising eighteen chapters. Three serial stories continue: Stephen Brandish's "His Mad Move on the Movies" (three parts), George M. A. Cain's "From Dusk to Dark" (three parts), and William Wallace Cook's "The Old West Per Contract" (two parts, concluding installment). Six short stories are included: "Twelve a Week" by George Mariano, "Three Drives" by George Foxhall, and others by George M. Johnson, Neil Moran, A. Judson Hanna, and John Blunt. The issue concludes with "The Log-Book" by the Editor. The July issue will feature "A Secret of the Bronx" by Seward W. Hopkins as its book-length novel.