Argosy All-Story Weekly

About this issue

This issue contains five serialized continuations: Seltzer's "Channing Comes Through" (part one of five), Cummings's science-fiction "The Man Who Mastered Time" (part two of five), Buchan's "The Three Hostages" (part six of eight), Ostrander's "Libertaviones" (part five of six), and Farley's "The Radio Man" (part four of four). The standalone novelette and short stories include Lambert's "Gentlemen Only," Cobb's "A House on the Grand Canal," Beecham's "The Lady from Macassar," Dechdolt's untitled piece, and Thomas's "Fool Proof." Poetry contributions appear by Davies, Wheeler, and others. An upcoming five-part serial by Rupert Sargent Holland titled "The Mystery of the Opal" is advertised; set on the Maine coast, it involves a mysterious girl, a dead man, and the cryptic hail "Opal Ahoy!"

In this issue

• “Channing Comes Through” by Charles Alden Seltzer · serial · p.641
• “The Man Who Mastered Time” by Ray Cummings · serial
• “The Three Hostages” by John Buchan · serial
• “Liberation” by Isabel Ostrander · serial
• “The Radio Man” by Ralph Milne Farley · serial
• “Gentlemen Only” by Keita Lambert
• “A House on the Grand” by Elisabeth Cobb
• “The Lady from Macassar” by John Charles Beecham
• “Boolserore” by Thomas
• “To Any Man” by Mary Carolyn Davies · poem
• “Three Scenes” by Carrie F. Wheeler · poem
• “The Modern Lochinvar” · poem
• “In the Orchard at Dalveni” by Herman Rave · poem
• “The Mystery of the Opal” by Rupert Sargent Holland · serial