Adventure Magazine, November 30, 1922

# Catalog Description

This issue of Adventure magazine (November 30, 1922) contains eight stories across Western, maritime, and exotic settings. "Flames of the Storm" by W. C. Tuttle depicts a sheep-herder attacked during a drought in the Moon River valley of cattle country, shot at without knowing why. "The Red Road" by J. D. Newsom follows a blood-trail through New Caledonian wilderness. "Bramble-Thistles Stick" by Joel Townsley Rogers presents a murder mystery in the South involving tiny clues. "Black Charlie's Tow-Line" by Max Bonter features a Great Lakes incident with a Big-Laker and alcohol. Rafael Sabatini's "The Sea-Hawk" continues its serialized account of high-seas adventure. "Tameless Days" begins a four-part serial set in Eastern Idaho Territory and Africa with strange deaths. Frederick R. Bechdolt's "The First Cowboy" documents the Southwest during the Texas independence era. Albert Richard Wetjen's "Under the Skin" depicts cannibals attacking a trading vessel in Oceania.