Adventure Magazine Cover, November 10, 1924 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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

(Continued from preceding page) Chuckling Gold An Incident in the Affairs of Mohamed Ali George E. Holt Morocco—the second scribe had died for it. Eight Seconds A Complete Novelette 2 So 27, Se ee le Web Atlantic—between success and disaster. The Camp- Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers Camp-Fire Stations Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader. . . . .~ . Ask Adventure 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. Old Songs That Men Have Sung See TS ie na ee ey eee ae The Writ Abed = gS 6 Sea ee, Se 144 145 152 177 183 183 183 184 191 192 ReGen Cover Design <2 ee a SSS ee. DW Schilatee One Novel and Two Novelettes Complete UT of the Black Sea mists loomed the Turkish fleet—a tangible target for the guns of John Paul Jones; but there was a hidden menace harder to fight—the scheming nobles of the Russian Court. “THE SWORD OF HONOR,” a complete novel by Harold Lamb, in the next issue. ae revenue officers were so anxious to get hold of the moonshiners that they offered a big reward for information leading to their arrest. “Big Un,” having heard a sermon broadcasted from the mission boat, decided he’d earn the reward and buy a radio outfit. “MISSISSIPPI MOONSHINE,” a story of the big river’s backwaters, a complete novelette by William P. Barron, in the next issue. HE old viking’s statesmanship was superior to his self-esteem; personal advancement was second to his sense of justice. And so, when the battle-lines were formed, he urged King Ingi to follow a course that man was loath to take. “SWAIN’S OUTLAWING,” a complete novelette by Arthur D. Howden Smith, 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 CoOMmiclhoo 5}