Argosy, Vol. 111, No. 1

*The Argosy* Vol. CXI, No. 1, August 9, 1919 This issue presents four serials and seven short stories spanning multiple genres. The featured serials include "Luck" by John Frederick (Part I), Charles Beadle's "Through Rabat's Eyes" (Part II), J. Allan Dunn's "Isle of Drums" (Part III), and Carolyn Wells' mystery "Tracing the Shadow" (Part IV). One complete novelette, "A Letter of Discredit" by Garret Smith, is also included. Among the short fiction, Russell A. Boggs contributes "Avalanche Tactics," Wallace M. Sloane offers "Resurrecting Alabama Slim," and Raymond S. Spears provides "A Mean River Lady." Additional stories include May Emery Hall's "His Side Partner," Paul Steele's "What God Destroys," William C. Lengel's "Blonde or Brunette," and Artemus Calloway's "Not So Good." The issue concludes with editor commentary in "The Logbook" section and advertises Francis Stevens' forthcoming adventure story "Avalon" for next week's edition.