Adventure Magazine, December 30, 1922

# ADVENTURE, December 30th, 1922

This issue of the pulp magazine features adventure and mystery fiction. Contributors include Frederick R. Boehndolt, Arthur D. Howdes, W.O. Tuttle, Hugh Pendexter, Albert Richard Wetjen, Joel Townsley Rogers, Gummo E. Holt, Hubert Roussel, Chester L. Saxby, and Oscar J. Foeni (OCR may be imprecise).

The advertised stories include: a murder mystery by Vance Thompson examining the theory that "Nothing is ever rubbed out"; a revenge tale by Harold Titus about a seaman who captures his enemy's daughter; a Western narrative by Wyndham Martyn featuring a consumptive ex-prizefighter initially mocked by cowboys before recovering; and a wilderness story by Edison Marshall depicting a hide hunter and puma as rival killers who fall into a shared trap. Published three times monthly by The Ridgway Company at 25 cents per issue.