All Story Magazine, June 14, 1919

This June 14, 1919 issue of *All-Story Weekly* contains five continued serials, one novelette, and five short stories by established pulp authors. The lead serial is Edgar Franklin's "His Word of Honor" (part one of five). Ray St. Vrain contributes "The Head of Arsenjo" (part one of three), while H. Bedford-Jones continues "Four Quarts of Rubies" in its second installment. Captain Dingle's "The Clean-Up" appears as part three of five, and Hulbert Footner's "The Owl Taxi" concludes its six-part run. The novelette features Charles Wesley Sanders's "The Great Burmese." Short fiction includes Max Brand's "The Laughter of Slim Malone," Du Veret Rabell's "Circe or Ruth," Jacques Belden's "A Double Double-Play," Thane Miller Jones's "Such a Nice Man," and Charley Wood's "The Courtship of the Blue-Bell." The issue also contains verse and an editor's column.