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Copyright, 1920, by the Popular Fiction Publishing Company

Contents for October, 1929

Cover Design ___________________________ Hugh Rankin Illustrating a scene in “The Woman With the Velvet Collar”

The Eyrie ___________________________ 436 A chat with the readers

The Woman with the Velvet Collar _______ Gaston Leroux 440

A vivid story of a weird Corsican vendetta and a ghastly revenge—by the author of “The Phantom of the Opera”

Skull-Face (Part 1} _______ Robert E. Howard 450

An astounding and fascinating story of London's Limehouse quarter and a dire threat against all humanity.

In the Toils of the Black Kiva _______ D.D. Sharp 473

Another compelling snake story of the Southwest— by the author of “The Goddess of the Painted Priests” [CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE}

434 DOXNMALLTED IN GREAT BRITAIN

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