Argosy All-Story Weekly

# All-Story Weekly, Volume 202, Number 2 (March 16, 1929)

This issue features five serials and three complete stories. "The Saga of Silver Bend" by J. E. Grinstead (three parts, part one) presents a war of the rangeland. Talbot Mundy's "Asoka's Alibi" (three parts, part one) involves carnival and intrigue in India. Ray Cummings's "The Sea Girl" (six parts, part three) emerges from the ocean's depths. Fred MacIsaac's "The Spectral Passenger" (six parts, part six) involves shipmates confronting horror. Among complete stories, Allan Dunn's novelette "The Gray God" concerns piracy and South Sea music. Bernard J. Farmer's "Finished With Engines" depicts men of Lake Ontario, while Lieutenant John Hopper's "A Bale of Trouble" features a missing Officer of the Day, and Hal Moore's "Just a Bit Too Fast" showcases speedy thinking and gunfights. The cover design is by James C. McKell.