Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 25, 1929

All-Story Weekly, May 25, 1929 This issue contains four serials and six complete stories. The lead serial is J. Allan Dunn's *The Lost Lagoon* (two parts), featuring pearls and South Sea passions. Frank L. Packard's *The Big Shot*, advertised prominently as an underworld novel about a ruler of New York's criminal underworld, runs as a six-part serial. Ralph Milne Farley contributes *The Radio Flyers* (five parts), an adventure story set inside the earth. Charles Alden Seltzer's *Man-Hunt* (six parts, Part VI) presents a tale of justice versus friendship in Arizona. Complete stories include Joseph Ivers Lawrence's novelette *Blue Blood and Red*, a vendetta in the Sicilian mountains; Robert J. Pearsall's *Agents of Progress*, celebrating desert champions; Jack Casey's *The Count of Ten* about a fighter who isn't one; John A. Thompson's *Fireman's Luck* set in Alaska; and Thomas Barclay Thomson's *Back to Civilization*, a drama of mountain hatred. The issue also features articles on famous rings, Chicago's subway, and the first real American flag.