Argosy All-Story Weekly — page 11: what you’re looking at

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=A ARGOSY-ALLSTORY VoL. CLIX SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924 NUMBER 5 Ay i o By J. U. GIESY and JUNIUS B. SMITH Authors of the Semi- Dual Stories, ‘* The Wolf of Erlik,’’ etc. CHAPTER T. EDDIE HAS AN ADVENTURE, R. EDWARD HARMON knotted MI a fresh tie about a fresh collar attached to a well-laundered shirt, and turned his glance from the reflection of his own not unpleasing features out of the window in the Fairview hotel. 1A 641 He had chosen this huge hostelry on a hill because people had told him it com- manded a wonderful view of the bay and the city as a whole, rather than from any other predilection or former experience with its accommodations or service. He was a stranger in the city, as well as on the Coast. 7 But he had long desired to visit both, oO Commie oOOKS sO