All Story Magazine, January 25, 1919

ALL-STORY WEEKLY, January 25, 1919 This issue contains five continued serials, six short stories, and verse. "Stars of Evil" by J.U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith begins a three-part tale. "If You Believe It, It's So" by Perley Poore Sheehan continues its five-part narrative in part two. "Cursed" by George Allan England appears in part three of six. "After His Own Heart" by Ben Ames Williams presents part four of four. "The Crimson Alibi" by Octavus Roy Cohen continues in part five of five. H. Bedford-Jones contributes "The House of Skulls" novelette. Short fiction includes "Forbidden Fruit" by John D. Swain and "Daughter of Ayle" by Jennie Harris Oliver, among others. Verse contributions span from Eugene C. Dolson's "A Ready Rime" to Grace G. Bostwick's "A Fatal Defect." The magazine concludes with the editor's "Heart to Heart Talks" column.