Argosy All-Story Weekly, October 28, 1922

About this issue

This issue of the pulp weekly contains five serialized stories: "The Dance of Death" (Part One) by Alfred Jackson, a six-part adventure; "The Fire People" (Part Two) by P. Cummings, continuing a five-part narrative; "A Step Afar" (Part Three) by W.A. Fraser, another five-part serial; "The Bird of Passage" (Part Five) by John, reaching its penultimate installment in a six-part story; and "A New Girl in Town" (Part Six) by Halbert Footner, concluding a six-part serial. The issue also includes novelettes and short stories: "The Way of the Mississippi" by Raymond S. Spears; "The Adventures of Peabody Smith" by William J. Flynn and George Barton, subtitled "The Flaw in the Alibi"; "Six Good Men" by Georges Surdez; "Showing the Widow" by Jack Bechdolt; and "Vanishing Vardaman" by Hamilton Craigie. Poetry and miscellaneous pieces round out the contents. An advertisement previews "Crafty Rogues" by Boice du Bois, forthcoming next week.