Pulp Fiction, 1921 · page 3 of 194
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(Continued from preceding page) Sorcery and Everhard A Four-Part Story Part ll . ‘ . Gordon Young Gun-play in San Francisco’s crooks’ colony. Union Is Strength . ae . . « « F. St. Mars And that is why the peccaries — The Lost Cherokees A Scrap of Indian Lore . > . : Hugh Pendexter High Explosives Wm. E. Smith A can of danger. The Grand Cham A CompleteNovel . . «. «. ~~ Harold Lamb The search for the golden city of Cathay. The Monument Poem . ; : ; D ; . , Earl H. Emmons The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers . Various Practical Services Freeto Any Reader . . . . + «+ = Ask. Adventure Firearms, Past and Present . Fishing in North America Lost Trails The Trail Ahead Headings Cover Design N THE ‘‘jungle’’ by the side of the railroad track the Frisco Kid and Gay-Cat come upon the push—Crybaby Kid, Portugee Kid and the rest—and begin their adventures with Frisco Red, and Strong Arm the Wobbly, and the lady who was the road-kids’ friend. “CHILDREN OF THE ROAD,”’ by Patrick and Terence Casey, is a novel complete in Our next Issue. "THE rusty rifles of men who have disappeared stand in the corner of the queer tree-house of the woman who swam like a dolphin. Lourengo and Pedro, in the Brazilian wild, find where they went—and how. ‘THE BOUTO,”’ by Arthur O. Friel, is a complete novelette in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are listed on the last page of this one. Conn) Jesse O. Whitehead and 81 104 106 107 111 175 aan: . 183 - 184 185 - 185 ~ 191 - 192 August Kaiser Merritt Cutler - 6) 6) SalG)