Argosy All-Story Weekly, December 2, 1922

About this issue

This December 2, 1922 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly celebrates the magazine's fortieth anniversary. The leading feature is Edgar Rice Burroughs' new Tarzan serial, "Tarzan and the Golden Lion," premiering in the next issue. The issue contains five serialized stories across installments: George J. Brennan's "Voices" (part one), George P. Wors's "Red Darkness" (part two), Robert Orr Chipperfield's "Above Suspicion" (part three), Fred Jackson's "The Dance of Death" (part four), and another six-part story at part six. Additional fiction includes a novelette by Henry Payson Dows and short stories by various authors including Don Cameron Shafer ("A Pound of Rubber"), William J. Flynn, George Barton, Harold de Polo ("Padero the Noth-"), and William Merriam Rouse ("The True Steel"). The magazine also features humor pieces, poetry, and miscellaneous articles. Byline authors suggest adventure, mystery, and romance genres dominating the issue.

In this issue

• “The Story of a Wrecked Revenge” by Max Brand · p.1
• “Mr. Stokes Account” by Henry Payson Dowst · p.497
• “Immortal Frauds” by Captain Horatio Vrage · article · p.515
• “Prayer” by Leslie Ramon · poem · p.516
• “The Redwoods” by Thomas Grant Springer · poem · p.539
• “Comparative Anatomy” by Ernest P. Gladding · article · p.567
• “Fat” by Edmund Vance Cooke · poem · p.594
• “By Another Sea” by George Sterling · poem · p.613
• “The True Steel” by William Merriam Rouse · p.614
• “Pastoral” by Faith Baldwin · poem · p.629
• “The Baseball Pastors Union” by Izzy Kaplan's Kolumn · article · p.638
• “Voices” by George J. Brennan · serial
• “Red Darkness” by George B. Wong · serial
• “Above Suspicion” by Robert Orr Chipperfield · serial
• “The Dance of Death” by Jackson · serial
• “A Pound of Rubber” by Don Cameron
• “The Adventures of Peabody Smith: VI.—That Affair at the Baldwin” by George Barton
• “Many Waters” by Elmer Brown Nason
• “The Kentucky Wendigo” by Bayard Sharpe
• “Orders at K. D. Tower” by Sylvester Williams