Argosy All-Story Weekly, August 9, 1924

About this issue

This issue contains five continued serials across multiple parts: Poor Little Pigeon by J.U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith (part one of five); Without Fear by Gordon Hill Grahame (part two of five); The Mystery of the Opal by Rupert Sargent Holland (part three); Channing Comes Through by Charles Alden Seltzer (part four); and The Man Who Mastered Time by Ray Cummings (concluding part five). Additionally featured are a novelette, White Eye by Paul Lorraine Vance, and short stories including Standing Room Only by Robert E. Sherwood, The Flat Tire by Jack Bechdolt, Too Close to Home by Vivien Chandler, Checkmated by Chance by James W. Sims, Her Greek God by Deborah Beirne, and The Orchid by R. Tare. Poetry and verses round out the literary content. An announcement previews Edgar Franklin's satirical farce Protecting Prue (first of six parts next week), featuring a bobbed-haired heroine fleeing her father's mansion for Greenwich Village bohemia.

In this issue

• “Poor Little Pigeon” by J. U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith · serial · p.161
• “Genealogy” by Ralph M. Thomson · poem · p.179
• “White Eve” by Paul Lorrane Vance · p.180
• “Trial” by B. G. Robinson · poem · p.196
• “Without Fear” by Gordon Hill Grahame · serial · p.197
• “My Joys” by Clem Yore · poem · p.217
• “Standing Room Only” by Robert E. Sherwood · p.218
• “The Mystery of the Opal” by Rupert Sargent Holland · serial · p.228
• “The Flat Tire” by Jack Bechdolt · p.244
• “Two Rivals Chat” by Mary Carolyn Davies · poem · p.253
• “Channing Comes Through” by Charles Alden Seltzer · serial · p.254
• “Too Close to Home” by Vivien Chandler · p.275
• “The Man Who Mastered Time” by Ray Cummings · serial · p.284
• “Checkmated by Chance” by James W. Sims · p.301
• “Exiled” by Edwin Carlile Litsey · poem · p.309
• “Her Greek God” by Deborah Berne · p.310
• “The Orchid” by R. Tar · p.315
• “Ode to My Tub” by L. Case Russell · poem · p.320
• “Protecting Prue” by Edgar Franklin · serial