Argosy All-Story Weekly, June 16, 1923

About this issue

This issue of the weekly pulp contains five continued serials and multiple shorter works. Charles Neville Buck's six-part serial "A Gentleman in Pajamas" begins its first installment. Elizabeth York Miller's "A Million to One Chance" continues in part two of five. Herman Howard Matteson's "Woman With a Poppy," Wyndham Martyn's "Garland the Great," and Horace Howard Herr's "The Turquoise Arrow" advance their five-, seven-, and three-part narratives respectively. The issue features shorter fiction by various authors including Carroll John Daly's "The Lexicon of Youth" and works by Thomson Burtis, W. P. Lawson, and Paul Severance. Verse contributions include pieces by Frances Sargent Osgood and Catherine Young Glen. An upcoming four-part serial by Jack Bechdolt titled "Cheero, Inc." follows a narrative about John Farnsworth, recently released after twenty years in prison, determined his son avoid his criminal path.