All-Story Weekly, March 29, 1919

All-Story Weekly, Volume 95, Number 3 (March 29, 1919) This issue features four continued serials: Victor Rousseau's "The Lion's Jaws" (five-part story, part one), Max Brand's "Children of the Dust" (five-part, part two), Philip Gibbens' "Misery Mammon" (six-part, part three), and a six-part serial by Packard (part six). One novelette, Frederic Arnold Kummer's "The Bonehead," completes the longer fiction. Four short stories include Michael Williams' "The Mind Machine" (described as "different"), Herman Howard Matteson's "The Limping Tiger," Samuel G. Camp's "Welcome to Our City," and Miles Overholt's "Five Minutes to Seven." Three poems round out the literary content. The issue includes classified advertising for agents, salesmen, and consumer goods, along with editorial heart-to-heart talks.