Adventure, August 3, 1919 — page 202: what you’re looking at

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192 ENTZ, GEO. THEO. Last heard of i: Lancaster, Pa. Any information will be ay precusted.— Address PRANK J. MiteR, 2505 1 Lincols N Nebraska. MAGILL. ROBERT. Left home at fourteen years of age. Last heard from im ce Bome years ago. Any information will be gratefully appreciated.—Addreis Gzoxce H. MAGILL, 101 South 6th Ave., Tucson, Arizona. Please notify us at once when you have found your man, W* TSON, PVT. A. W. No. 316512 * ‘C’ Cormparny, Ist Battn,, Second C. O. Regt., C. E. FP. Please let me have your address, Also Contorek Pee, Set. Laucatch (Australian) and other Shan boys of “C * Company. —Ad- dress Pre. Bit Wocre, Box 1242, Habana, Cuba. EA® E, JOHN ERNEST. Cousin. Last heard of December yth, 1913, Camp Funston, Kansas. Was & corpora! and with the 11 Co,, 164 Depot Brg. Any one knowing this whereabouts oieate wrte.—Address Eva Crane, R. No. 3, Box 89, Wewoka, Okla Ho?! NER, MR. and MRS, PREDERICK. Lett Do- nka, Apronaf, Russia, in 1808 Mrs Hoffner's maiden same was Mary Nuss. Think they went to farm fn South Carolina. Will be grat BS for any information.,— Address Pyre. J. Osterman, H. D. 7th Ree. U. 5. M. C., San Juan, Santiago de Cuba. Wick KCLIFF, EARL, Last beard of was with the Ord- nce Depart ent, U. S. Army, stationed at Camp Grant, I! Bellev fed to be in Oklahoma. Texas or Detroit, Michigan. Any inforn ration will be gratefully received.— Addreas C, A Wildine, 446 Cass Ave., Detroit, Michigan. Inquiries will be printed three times, then taken out. In the first February Issue all un~- found names asked for during the past two years wlll be reprinted alphabetically. HILLIPS, ORRESTES, C, Age forty-two, height about five feet five inches, dark hair and eyes, hair niways mclined to curl. Last heard from five years ago, then in Jatkson, Mississippi. Any info rmation of his whereabouts will be gratefully appreciated by his mother.— Address Mrs. Hannatt Pasuires, California’ Pa. ORROW, THOMAS, He was once im the 4th U. S. Cavalry and once stationed at Fort Apache, Anzona. He was about five fect ae 1 nchestall. Black hair and eyes, stocky build; would now be about sixty-odd years old. Was jast heard from in California about twenty-six years apo. Any inform ation sconce Ya So will be greatly Paya Vincennes Ave., Chi caw, Ti. Adventure Lees okay a pate HPD. BEOUOR a: Bobing, Clarence dives ¢ Corn y eg ist K antky; Curran, be Si can, George R.; Raton, Herbert P.3 Charles D..; Lg en Aviahn Repu Ferg, , Stat - Carleton; Het John;\Haman, Bruce; Williams, H Weight, Les Lak * MANUSCEIPTS UNCLAIMED i HAs? LAR GAL BREATH: Ruth Gilfillan, Lee Ha Jack P. Robinson; Ray Ozmer; Miss iss Jimmie Banks: ae Franktin; G. H, Bennett; Bryon Chrieholm: Wm. § A Ps Uxs LAIMED mail is held by Adventure for the following persons, who may obtain It by sending us present address and proef of identity. Ax. TED; Aspinartos a Br iy. Grover Cy; Brison, C ‘saat 3 F.. Bishoy mnson, E, Wo: Baboock, Lucius A. Beaton, gh eae RS Pred Cosby, Arthur F.; Bobby; Geers, M Collins, John; C ; : j Campbell Frank U.; Dorr, H. eby, B.; farvey, Ted; Hines, Joseph; Hen freed Hart, “Tack; H arding, ames; Harrison, Tillson Lt Hiker,’ Wm.; Hunt, ake zmnel; Johnson, Walter R,: Kuckaby, William; Kohn, Edward: Le, Wm. Ru; Lofler. Mrs. Hurry: Leighton, Capt.; Larisy, Jack; Lee, CG; “Lonely Jock"; MacDonald, Donald Carr; MacMahon, J. A.; MacNarnec, Alva L; Miller, B. L Morrisy, K. A.; Me- Cord, P, A.; Maples, C. "M. ; McGraw, John; Endy Prank Lovell: Nichols, Leon; Norman, Cook William: Richards, Lewis §.; Red, Raymond: Rodgers, Stewart; Reed, H. W. Schmidt, Walter; § tt, james F.; Seaman, W. E.; hard, H. O.; St. John, Stanley, Jack; Swan, George; Taylor, Jum; Le Tyler, Ke Chester; Von Gelucke, Byron; Wetherell, Delos, E.; Wand, Prank B.; Williams, Bertram 1; Willams. Ray; “Williams, WwW. .; Western, Ss. S.; Yelton, Roy T.; Young, Leon. PLEASE send us your present address, Letters for- warded to you at address given us do not reach you. Satisfactory proof af iceany must accompany each cisim for mail.—Address J. E . Cox, care A dventure. are the others: FARIAHS OF PIFEROCK The and “Derty Shirt" THE WHITE FROG An African story that you will tike. ON BAYOU NOIR RILEY GRANNAN’S LAST ADVE A MESSAGE FOR HAGGERTY SAVAGES. A Four-Part Story. APRON UNDUE INFLUENCE Jokn Partridge has an adventure in mid-ocean. THE TRAIL AHEAD MID-AUGUST ADVENTURE Ten stories come to you with the Mid-August number. Two you will find mentioned on the second page of this issue. Here again take a hand in the battle that rages around demon mum. In which an old alligator plays a part in the affairs of a French-American colony. NTURE — What the miners heard by a grave in the wind-swept desert, Straight past the stop signa’ drove the big engine—and trouble began. Part lll In the South Sea Islands Gilbert Lane’s trail to vengeance leads into dangerous places. STRINGS He was a wanderer, and He had great ideas for conquering the world. Then he walked into the little telegraph office. By W. C. Tuttle By Charles Beadle Hermann Bacher Deutach By Sam C. Dunham By Charles Wesley Sanders By Gordon Young By Edgar Young —-AND AFTER By Robert J. Pearsall comicbooks.co