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All-Story Weekly, December 20, 1919
All-Story Weekly, December 20, 1919 This issue features five serialized continued stories. "A Goth from Boston" by Julian Hawthorne (part one of two) opens the magazine. Natalie Sumner Lincoln's "The Red Seal" (part two of five) follows, while "No Fear" by Captain Dingle appears as part three of a four-part story. "A Buccaneer in Spats" by Achmed Abdullah continues as part four of six installments, and George Allan England's "The Flying Legion" (part six of six) concludes the serial section. A complete novelette, "The Riders of Ramapo Pass" by Dean L. Heffernan, appears in the middle. Three short stories round out the fiction: "Ships and Sharks," "Fenwick Gets 'By,'" and "The People of the Glacier" by Clyde B. Hough, which includes "The Passing of the Great Cold." Verse contributions include work by W.E. Nesom, Charles Hanson Towne, Mary L. Bray, and W.J. Lampton. The editor's "Heart to Heart Talks" section concludes the issue.