The Argosy, March 27, 1920

About this issue

This issue of the pulp weekly contains four serials, two complete novelettes, and three short stories. Serial features include Marguerite Curtis Felgar's "Seven Minutes After" (Part I); Charles V. Barney's "The Great Discovery" (Part II); Charles Alden Seltzer's "The Trail Horde" (Part III), and Holman Day's "The Big Boss in Bronze" (Part V). The novelettes are Peter Ward's "Ali's Revenge—and Allah's" and Gordon Macreagh's "The High Flier." Short fiction includes William Merriam Rouse's "Stronger Than Iron," Samuel G. Camp's "He Who Hesitates Is Bossed," and Ray Cummings's "The Right Thing." The issue also features the editor's column, "The Log-Book." Advertised for next week are stories by George Mariano, John O. Swain, Maxwell Smith, Katharine Haviland Taylor, and Raymond J. Brown.