Argosy All-Story Weekly, Vol. 124, No. 2

Argosy-All Story Weekly, August 14, 1920 This issue features five serialized stories spanning 274–374 pages: Charles Alden Seltzer's "The Stray-Man" (part one of six), A. Merritt's "The Metal Monster" (part two of eight), Raymond Leslie Goldman's "Bing, Bang, Boom!" (part three of five), Isabel Ostrander's "How Many Cards?" (part four of seven), and Edgar Franklin's "Beware of the Bride" (part five of six). Two novelettes are included: "Caste: American Made" by Edwina Levin and "The Sickle of Fate" by Chapin Howard. Short stories include Maxwell Smith's "Par Value—Nothing," John H. Hamlin's "A Circus for Mirabelle," Chauncey C. Hotchkiss's "Three Days of It," C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne's "Pirate De Luxe," and Marc Edmund Jones's "The Brave and the Fare." The issue advertises "Jungle Love" by Raymond Lester, a wilderness romance beginning next week.