Argosy All-Story Weekly

Argosy All-Story Magazine, Vol. 143, April 15, 1922 This issue contains five continued serials and supporting fiction. Max Brand's "The Garden of Eden," commencing a six-part story, inaugurates the issue. Edison Marshall contributes part three of "The Tiger Trail," a four-part serial, while Jack Bechdolt provides part four of the six-part "South of Fifty-Three." Rex Parson's "The Flying Pool," a five-part story, reaches its conclusion. Augusta Groner and an uncredited co-author contribute an unnamed serial. Robert Terry Shannon provides the novelet "The Gilded Caravan." Five short stories complete the fiction content: Charles Divine's "The Pies on Second Base," Emily Callaway's "Thirty Cents More," Howard Rockey's "The Contract with Conceptone," Lyon Mearson's "A Hundred Thousand in Gold," and Gordon Sale's "Common Folks." An upcoming serial by T. S. Stribling, "East Is East," is advertised for next week, featuring protagonist Jimmy Million, a bug-hunter from Arkansas pursuing romance across the Sahara after glimpsing an unveiled Moorish girl's face.