Adventure Magazine, April 10, 1924 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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(Continued from preeeding page) Where Old Fort Manuel Stood—Water A Bit of History Raymond W. Thorp 150 Riding Back . 3 : . Raymond S, Spears 151 West—they doped the horse; and tien PiSay Poem ., : : : Leonard H. Nason 158 Swain’s Justice A Complete Novelette . | . .. . Arthar D, Howden Smith 159 Orkney Islands—viking law. The Camp-F ire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers = 175 Camp-Fire Stations . ©. . . . . 182 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader 182 Old Songs That Men Have Sung 182 Ask Adventure . ... . gw 183 A free question and answer service bunean of snfoeme tion on eutdiaas life anid activities every- where. Comprising sixty-three geographical sub-divisions, with < ec sections on Radio, Mining and Prospecting, Weapons Past and Present, Salt and Fresh Water Fishing, Tropical Forestry, Aviation and Army Matters, United States and Foreign, American Anthropology North of the Panama Canal. a latins ee aes 191 The Ireil Aleed == =. eS SS ee . 192 Headings*=.— oS SS ee SS ee ee ae ee ee a Cover Design : : : ; ; : . . William Liepse A New Serial, Three Complete Novelettes N 1856 Kansas was the fighting-ground for pro- and anti-slavery men—each faction struggling desperately to determine the policy of the State. Here, among “Regulators,” bandits and Indians, a Northern man and a Southern meet in strange adventures. “RIFLE RULE,” a five- part serial by Hugh Pendexter, begins in the next issue. R. MOGGER, the steward of the Samarkand, was an undersized sneak; yet all the officers of the ship were under his thumb—all, that is, except Freddie Carstow. “PETER THE GREEK,” a complete novelette of the sea by W. Townend, in the next issue. HE WAS fool enough to think that there was some place in Africa where he could hide. “THE ELEVATION OF AN EMPEROR,” a novelette by William Ashley Anderson, complete in the next issue. NE-TWO” MAC either made men or broke them. Neither Homer nor The Kid knew this when they stepped aboard the Hawk. Afterward they both knew. “THE JOB,” a complete novelette by John Webb, in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Adventure is out on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month COnmicloool< (C@