Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 25, 1929

# All-Story Weekly, May 25, 1929

This issue contains four serials and six complete stories. The lead serial is J. Allan Dunn's The Lost Lagoon (two parts), featuring pearls and South Sea passions. Frank L. Packard's The Big Shot, advertised prominently as an underworld novel about a ruler of New York's criminal underworld, runs as a six-part serial. Ralph Milne Farley contributes The Radio Flyers (five parts), an adventure story set inside the earth. Charles Alden Seltzer's Man-Hunt (six parts, Part VI) presents a tale of justice versus friendship in Arizona.

Complete stories include Joseph Ivers Lawrence's novelette Blue Blood and Red, a vendetta in the Sicilian mountains; Robert J. Pearsall's Agents of Progress, celebrating desert champions; Jack Casey's The Count of Ten about a fighter who isn't one; John A. Thompson's Fireman's Luck set in Alaska; and Thomas Barclay Thomson's Back to Civilization, a drama of mountain hatred. The issue also features articles on famous rings, Chicago's subway, and the first real American flag.