Everybody's Magazine, September 1927

# Everybody's Magazine, September 1927

This issue of Everybody's (Vol. LVII, No. 3, September 1927) features outdoor adventure stories set across multiple locales. The lead novelette is "Tin in the Jungle" by T. T. Flynn, a fast-moving tale of Malaya. "Prairie Feud" by William Corcoran depicts violent conflict between men in the American West. Frank H. Shaw contributes "As God Made Them," described as an exciting variation on the desert island story. The issue includes sea stories—notably "Roll and Go" by Captain Dingle, written by an experienced seafarer—and "Whippoorwill House" by Ernest Douglas, based on an Arizona desert legend. "Monsieur Dix" by Ared White presents a World War I story about communication failures between an American colonel and a French liaison officer who speaks no English. Serial installments continue: "The Society of the Silver Shoe" (Part II) by Charles Gilson concerns Chinese anti-foreign sentiment; "The Dangerous Isles" (Part IV) by Basil Carey involves South Seas romance.