Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 16, 1921

About this issue

This issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five serialized stories across six parts total. "Jason, Son of Jason," by J. U. Giesy, begins a six-part installment. John Frederick's "White Heather Weather" continues as part two of a seven-part story. Katharine Eggleston's "Miss Angel" appears as part three of a six-part serial. Victor Lauriston's "The Tempting Tangle" runs as part four of another six-part story, while Stephen Kaye's "Some Man!" continues as the fifth installment of its six-part run. A novelette, "Eyes of the Dead" by George Gilbert, rounds out longer fiction. Five short stories complement these: Harold Lamb's "The Jumping-Off Place," Rebecca T. Hodges's "Brass Buttons," Jack Bechdolt's "Local Talent," Leonard Edward's "One in Four Million," and T. F. T. West's "Assisted by Amiable Amos."

In this issue

• “Jason, Son of Jason” by J. U. Giesy · serial
• “White Heather Weather” by John Frederick · serial
• “Miss Angel” · serial
• “The Tempting Tangle” by Victor Lauriston · serial
• “Some Man!” by Stephen Kaye · serial
• “Eyes of the Dead” by George Gilbert · novelette
• “Benes Buttons” by Rebecca T. Hodgess
• “Social Talent” by Mack Bechdolt
• “One in Four Million” by Leonard Edward
• “Assisted by Amiable Amos” by T. F. T. West