Adventure, December 3, 1920 — page 170: what you’re looking at

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160 ORRA, WILLIAM. Last heard of at Fort Leaven- worth, Kansas. Served in Ambulance Co. No. 5. at Texas City, Texas. Or any of the boys who served under Capt. Creighton or Lieut. Thode. Any information as to their whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address Henry J. ButLer. care of His Majesty's Army and Navy Veterans Association, Brantford, Ont., Canada. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. GARDNER, JAMES E. (Happy.) Last heard of in 9th Company Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Casey, Washington in r919. Any one knowing his present where- abouts will do a great favor by communicating with H, J. B. care of Adventure. HE following have been inquired for in either the First November or Mid-November Issues of Adventure. They can get the name of In- quirer from this magazine: ANN M. W.; Barron, J. E.; Brown, Carl; Calamia, James A.; D’Errico, Louis; De Haven, Wm. Stringer; Fiedler, Joe; Gibbs; Hall, Florence (Maiden Name) Nut- brown or Baxter, Florence; Keney George A. alias Ryviers, George; Kennedy, Bill; Law, Merton Edward; Lyon, C. W. Ns or Gladwyn; McDermott, Mrs. Chrystal (Maiden ame) Darnell, Chrystal; McDonough, Roderick; Mc- Williams, Walter; Murphy, Jesse T.; Myers James G.; Parker, Donald W.; hilpott, George Victor; Raymond and Eddie; Schultz, Willam ‘“Gus’’; Schwartz, Barney; Soontupe, Sam, (Eddie Haines); Staedtler, Emil; Vallen, Arthur; Van Save, Mamie; Vincent, Donald; Volkman, Charles Gs Wesner, Charles: alias Brown, Slovenian, Mandes A.; Zavisink, Frank; alias Charles. MISCELLANEOUS Any one of the old r5th Sep. Batt. of the 5th Reg. U.S. Marines’ Friends: Friends of Broadway Whitey: Members of two I. O. G. T. Lodges. Adventure MANUSCRIPTS UNCLAIMED HASstTLaR GAL BREATH; Ruth Gilfillan; Jack P. Robinson; Ray Ozmer; Miss Jimmie Ba By Franklin; Lieutenant Wm. $ Nek ee G.H H. Bennetts Byron Chisholm: A. B. Paradis; E. 7a "Atkin E. H unger- ford; A A. Gaylord, a Mowe? age es 7 ‘Murphy; ¥: E. Warner; L. as Patten; RS Bennett; ‘Sinn Cardie; James Mosse; C. E. Wilson; R. W. Kimsen; C. H, Hunt- ington; D. Polowe. NCLAIMED mailis held by Adventure for the following persons, who may obtain it by sending us presentaddress and proof of identity: BEATON, SGT. MAJOR G. M.; Benson, Edwin Worth; Bertsch, Elizabeth; Mrs. Brownell; Carpenter, Capt. Roberts S.; ‘‘Chink’’; Coles, Bobby; Cook, Elliot D.; Cook, William N.; Cosby, ‘Arthur ¥.; Crashley, Wm. T.: "Eager, Paul Roman; Fairfax, Boyd; Fisher, Edward E.; Fisher, Set. R.; Garson, Ed.; Green, Billy; Green, W.; Hale, Robert E.; Harris, Walter t. Hart, Jack; Harwood, J Hoffman, .M.: - Hughes, Frank’ E.; Hunt, Daniel 0’ Connell; Jackson, obert RB: Kohlhammer, Jack; Ramp William Francis; Kuhn, Edward: Kutcher, Sgt. Harry; Lafler, Mrs: Se Lancaster, CK E.: Larisey, Jack; Lauder, er T. Co: Liee:, Capt. Harry, A.R. {C5 Lee, Dr. flee Ro rare Warburton; “Lonely Jock’’; Lovett, Hvoid | $,* McAdams, MacDonald, Tony; Madsen, Sat. Nelson, monk Leet O' Hara, Jack; Parker, G. A.;: : Bakes Dr. M.; Parrott, Pvt. Do Cit Phillips, Buffington: "Phipps, Corbett C:; Pigeon, A. H.; : Rich, Wagoner Bob; Runkenback, Frank; Rundle, Merrill G.; Schmidt, G.; Scott, James Pe Swan, George L.; . Tripp, Edward N.: - Van Pelee Chester: Von Gelucke, Byron; Ward, Frank’ B.; Wheeler, 6. HH: Williams, W. P.; J. C. H.; L. T. 348; S$ 177284; 439; WS- PLEASE send us your present address. Letters for- warded to you at address given us do not reach you.— Address L. B. BARRETTO, care of Adventure. THE TRAIL AHEAD MID-DECEMBER ISSUE In addition to the complete novel mentioned on the second con- tents page, the following stories come to you with the next issue: JASTROW The’secret of the storm, VENGEANCE By Ramsey Benson By Clarence Parker In the land of the cliff-dwellers white men learn how the Indian repays, A LITTLE HELP FOR HAWKINS By W. C. Tuttle Flawkins’ friends try to corral a fortune with dire results. THE MAN WHO COULD READ STATIC Receives a mystery message from the clouds. MAGIC Two tricksters meet in India and one is outwitted, THE SUN-GOD TRAIL The wisdom of the Inca. FATE’S INSTRUMENT He is Cagn the bushman., A SCOUT FOR VIRGINIA Part II By Kenneth Gilbert By R. T. M. Scott By Edgar Young By L. Patrick Greene By Hugh Pendexter Basdell Morris faces danger in the Colonial wilderness. (€(0) 0)(0)(0)