The Wide World, November 1920

The Wide World Magazine, November 1920 This issue contains fifteen adventure narratives and illustrated non-fiction accounts. Captain F. A. M. Webster recounts "Our Hunting Trip in Brazil," featuring jaguar hunting with an illustration of a jaguar's fatal encounter. C. J. Lincke provides "Stalked by a Mountain Lion," while B. Craven documents "The Leaf-Wearers of Orissa" with photographs. Harwood Koppel offers "My Adventure in Sing Sing," and Geoffrey Johns contributes "Silk Mask Jim," an illustrated story. The magazine features a series titled "My Strangest Experience" with three entries: E. W.'s "My Evening Out," Thomas Neill's "In the Tiller-Room," and Louis Allen's "The Old Shaft." Colonel John White describes "A Fight on a Mountain Top," while Lieutenant E. W. P. Chinnery begins a serial "Into the Unknown." Additional pieces include B. C. Dessum's "The Pinto of Great Black Pine Mountain," Lieutenant E. H. Jones's continuing serial "The Lifted Veil," Reverend W. A. Wigram's "Where No Writ Runs," A. W. Spencer's "The Ghost of the Lycaon," and C. O'Mahony's "Wolves in Sheep's Clothing."