The complete book-length novel in the next issue of the POPULAR will be “SEWARD’S FOLLY,” a story of the Alaska-purchase days, by Edison Marshall. In the same issue will appear the first installment of a great tale of the Southwest, “THE RIDERS FROM TEXAS,” by Dane Coolidge. This notable issue will be on the news stands May 7th. Reserve your copy in advance.
Vol. LXXII APRIL 20, 1924 No. 1
THE CRUSADER’S CASKET. A Complete Novel Roy Norton 3
- A modern feud and an ancient curse make romance live.
LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF GOLD. A Short Story Howard R. Marsh 60
- An episode in the life of a desert settlement.
PIGEON PIE. A Short Story Talbert Josselyn 70
- The doves of strife descend.
THE STRENGTH OF THE MEEK. A Short Story C. S. Montanye 80
- Ottie Scandrel purveys health—and amusement.
DRAGOUR, THE DRUGMASTER. A Series Bertram Atkey 91
- II.—The Barford Heirlooms.
CAUGHT IN THE NET. Editorials The Editor 101
FOR HIS TRIBE. A Short Story Charles Tenney Jackson 106
- The primitive stirs the blood of a man.
TONY SITS IN. A Short Story Percival Wilde 116
- A story of poker as it should not be played.
GOLD AND THE GIRL. A Four-part Story—Part III. H. de Vere Stacpoole 131
- A romance of the sea and treasure-trove.
THE FIGHT AT BOGGY BAYOU. A Short Story Harris Dickson 153
- When a man defied the Mississippi.
TALKS WITH MEN. Adventures in Experience Martin Davison 163
- VIII.—On a Variety of Matters.
THE AVAILS OF THE FRACTION. A Short Story Theodore Seixas Solomons 167
- Alaska and the desserts of treachery.
THE GREEN RIBBON CLUB. A Short Story Robert H. Rohde 175
- The Great Macumber investigates a marital mystery.
A CHAT WITH YOU. 191
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