Pulp Fiction, 1922 · page 4 of 178
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 4, 1922 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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ARGOSY-ALLSTORY W FE EK LY VOL. CXL CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY 4, 1922 NUMBER 3 | The entire contents of this magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers’ permission. FIVE CONTINUED STORIES Two-Gun Sue... . . . Douglas Grant. . A Six-Part Story — Part One The Bandit of Batakaland . . . Victor Rousseau . . A Five-Part Story — Part Two Fortune Unawares . . . . . J. Allan Dunn . A Four-Part Story — Part Three The Blood-Call . . . . . . Kenneth Perkins . . A Four-Part Story — Patt Four Doubles and Quits . . . . . . Elizabeth York Muller A Seven-Part Story — Part Five ONE NOVELETTE The Night Shift. . . . . . . = . Kenneth MacNichol . FOUR SHORT STORIES Always a Gentleman . . . . . . Robert Terry Shannon Feud for Thought . . . . . . jack Whitman. .. The Winning Punch . . . . . . Harold de Polo . By Way of a Chaperon .. . . Helen A. Holden “FROM SIX TO SIX" is the title of a four-part serial starting next week. It is the thrilling story of what happened on a certain winter’s night. A new and delightful detective, unlike any other in fiction, penetrates to the heart of a mysterious crime, and unearths clews that lie hidden beneath the white mantle of the snow. The name of W. BERT FOSTER is known to all our readers, but in this story Mr. Foster sets a faster and more thrilling pace than ever before. THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, 280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and TEMPLE HOUSE, TEMPLE AVENUE, E. C., LONDON FRANK A. MuNSEY, President RICHARD H. TITHERINGTON, Secretary CHRISTOPHER H. POPE. Treasurer Single copies, 10 cents. By the year, $4.00 in United States, its dependencies, Mexico and Cuba; $6.00 to Canada, and $7.00 to Foreign Countries. Remittances should be made by check, express money order or postal money order. Currency should not be sent unless registered PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY. COPYRIGHT, 1922 Entered as second class matter July 15, 1920, at the Post-Office at New York, under the Act of March 3, 1879 COPYRIGHTED [N GREAT BRITAIN cComicbooks.com