The Cavalier, June 1911

# The Cavalier, June 1911

This issue of The Cavalier contains two complete novels and five serial installments alongside sixteen short stories. The lead novel, "A Tale of Lost Streets" by J. Aubrey Tyson, involves following a taxi with a blue light through urban settings. Gilbert Riddell's "In the Event of My Death" centers on a millionaire confronting hidden scandals.

The serials include Frank Lillie Pollock's "The Vulture's Daughter" (Part I), featuring a Yankee lover in tropical settings; Stephen Chalmers' "Master of Them All" (Part I), about a criminal kingpin; Lillian Bennet-Thompson's "A Flight from a Throne" (Part II), a romance involving an artificial realm; Elbert D. Wiggin's "The Mystery of the Peplona Man" (Part IV), concerning a man whose appearance becomes his curse; and Robert Carlton Brown's "Four to Support" (Part VII), set amid London fog and society follies.

The short story selections span various genres and themes, credited to authors including Edwin Baird, Jerome Mart, and William Heyliger. The issue's advertisements promote typewriter agencies and sales positions throughout.