Adventure Magazine Cover, October 30, 1924 — page 6: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

(Continued from preceding page) The Death Watch :’ ; ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ; ; Lewis H. Kilpatrick 150 Kentucky—a trial in tle dark. Tub Tobin Repeats A Complete Novelette , : ‘ Douglas Oliver 160 France—the brigadier thought he could shoot. The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers . ; 175 Camp-Fire Stations ; 181 Old Songs That Men Have Sung . 181 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader 182 Ask Adventure > oe &® » = * @ &© «6 © & wm» oid A free question and answer service bureau of information on outdoor life and activities every- where. Comprising sixty-four geographical sub-divisions, with special sections on Radio, Mining and Prospecting, Weapons Past and Present, Salt and Fresh Water Fishing, Forestry in the United States, Tropical Forestry, Aviation, Army Matters, United States and Foreign; American Anthropology North of the Panama Canal, First Aids on the Trail, and Health- Building Outdoors. Lost Trails 2. © ©. . . 2... 191 The Trail Ahead. 7. wi wt atti, » 192 Headings ‘ ‘ , ‘ , : ; ‘ ‘ P ‘ ‘ , George M. Richards Cover Design . ©. . ©. . . 2... UF; Eltonbead One Poem, One Novel and One Novelette Complete ‘“A ND there was talk and song of work and wages A And tales that had been echoed down the ages I'rom Homer and from Rabelais, and speech Of port and city, from a South Sea beach To Bering Straits » “TALES OF THE HOT DOG TAVERN” are told in verse by Berton Braley in the next issue. HEY were both left behind when their outfits sailed for France; Sergeant Eadie was in the hospital. and Jake, the hairy and freckled, was in jail. Submarines and guard-houses notwithstanding, their one thought was to get to the other side, to Aadic’s outfit, the best in the Army. “THE CASUAL’S RETURN,” a complete novel of the World War, by Leonard H. Nason, in the next issue. “ NFE-TWO” MAC was ina jam. Because he insisted upon putting Breen, the dope smug- gler, ashore he had to make a lightless landfall on a dark night—and his chronometers were out of kilter. ‘““SEIGHT SECONDS,” a complete novelette of the sea, by John Webb in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Adventure is out on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month comicbool inn SoCO)