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192 OTHES, PAUL M. Weight about 150 pounds, about fifty years of age; dark hair and brown eyes. Left home in Jersey about eight years ago. a) information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—A@dress Daughter. —ANNA B. MOoTHES, 49 Gloucester St., Toronto, Ont., Canada. COTT, .IENRY E. Your anxious mother wants to hear from you. Please write and tell where you are.— MOTHER. RLINGTON, MICHAEL P.—Mickey. Please write to the friend who you met at Camp Kearny, Cal.— Address Loys F. BowER, care of Mrs. Edith Bower, Box 21, Covert, Mich. ARNETT, MRS. JAMES. Maiden name Annie Jack- son. Age about thirty-five, five feet, four inches tall, brown hair and blue eyes, weighs about 118 pounds. Hus- band. has red hair, red complexion, tall and was section- foreman at Williams, Arizona. Both when last heard from were taking a train in January, 1919, at Williams, Arizona for an unknown destination. Any information will be ap- preciated by her sister—Address Mrs. CRUMP, 215 E. Ormsby Ave., Louisville, Ky. NDERWOOD, RAY. Will you please write and let me know where I can communicate with you?) Am so lonesome. Are you?—Address EFFIE UNDERWOOD, Ins- keept Mfg. Co., Western Ave., Springfield, Ohio. “THE following have been inquired for in either the Mid-April or First May issues of Adven- ture. They can get the names of the fea utece from this magazine: ALLEN. | CHARLES K.; Barrow, Otis, W.; Barrow, James 5.; Bowman, Daniel; Burns, Jim; Bushnell, Lowman Chester; Clarke, Jim; Decker, Chas.: Donley, George D.; Eckert, Warren; Fenney, Frank, Catherine, Mary, Ellen, Margaret, Thomas and William; Fredet, Peter; Hitter, Phil; Hodges, George Otis; Hofiman, 'Wm.; Horton, Fred; Hugh, Edward; Jones, Merlin: Kelly, Joe; Line: Lindgren, Mathias; McDonald, Duncan: McKee, A. L.: Murrell, Butler E.; Nirgel, Cooper; Pendland, A. C.: Pierce; Pinians, Robert O. : Reed, Forrest B.; Rethwisch, Pvt. Herman K.; Rice, Herbert G.; Robinson, Dan; Schlegel, Phil; Schulky, Fred; Shultz, Mrs. Julia A.; Soderberg, Sergeant | Bob; Speilman, Al.; Tag, Howard, . H.; Teets, Earl J.; Turherville, Clem; Whitey, Adolph; Vilkinson, Charles: Ww illiams, ‘‘Kid.”’ Adventure MISCELLANEOUS—(Baldy) Jack Tettle, Frank Burns, Dave Searbourgh, Burns Harney and Dick Horton, or any of the boys of Pack Train 308-9-10_or M. T. C. Fellows in. Mexico, with Troop D. 13th Cav. 1916-17. Members of Co. B. 52nd Inf.. Co. L. 321st. Inf. 81st Div. “Wild Cat” ‘‘Stonewall’’ Co. G. and 7th Co. 1st Prov. D. Bn. 156th D. B. other U. S. vessel that called at Bermuda 1915-1919. MANUSCRIPTS UNCLAIMED HASTLAR, GAL BREATH; Ruth Gilfillan; pack P. Rob- inson; Miss Jimmie Banks: oatenas Wm Hilles; Byron Chisholm; A. B. Paradis; E. Ss. ye G. E. Hungerford; A. Gay lord; E. J. Nietin: B.S. Emerson; E. Murphy; J. E. Warner; Lee. Patten; T. T. Bennett; Sing poe: James Morse; R. W. Kinsey; C. H. Huntington; . Polowe. NCLAIMED mail is held by Adventure for the . following persons, who may obtain it by sending us present address and proof of identity. ALDRIDGE, F. P.; Allen, Paul; Beaton, G. M.; Mr. and Mrs. Bennett; Benson, E. a .; Bertsch, Miss Elizabeth; Blighton, Frank: Bonner, J. S.; Bromell, Mr.; Buckley, Ray; Campbell, Maurice Viele; Carpenter, Robert S.; ; Carr, John; Chisholm, D. F. K.; Clark, Ernest S.; Cleve, Jim; Clingham, Charles; Coles, ‘Bobby: Connor, A. M.; Cook, Elliot D.; Cook, William N.; Corbett, Fred P.; Crosby, Arthur F.; Curtis, D, A.: Courtlandt, Victor; Fisher, Ist Set. R.; Hale, Robert E.; Harris, Walter - Hoffman, J. M.; Howard, Charlie; Hughes, Frank Be lunt, Daniel O’ Connell; Irving, Thos. L.; Jackson, Robert R.; Klug, Chas. C - Kuckaby, William Francis; Kutcher, Sgt. "Harry; Lafler, Mrs. Harry; Lanahan, Robert; Lancaster, C. E.; Lander, Harry; Larisey, Jack; Lee, Capt. Harry; Lee, Wm. R., M. 'D.; Lonely Jock; Lovett, Harold ore McAdams, W. B.; MacDonald, Tony; MacKaye, D - Mackintosh, D. qT "AL: Mendelson, Aleck; Nelson, Fork Lovell Nylander, Towne jJ4-O Hara, Jack; Olmstead, Harry E.; - Parker, Dr. M.; Parker, G. A.: Parrott, Pvt. D. C.; ; Phillips, B ton; Phipps, Corbett C.; - Pigeon, A. H.: Raines, Wm. L.; : Rich, Wagoner Bob; Rogan, Chas. B.; Rundle, Merrill G.: ° St. Clair, Fred; Schmidt, G.; Scott, James F.; Smith, C. O.; Starr, Ted.; Soloway, Jack "M.; Van Tyler, Chester; Von Gelucke, Byron; Ward, Frank B.; Wiley, Floyd; Williams, Capt. W.-P. =e: H.; W. W. T.: S. 177284; Ly T. 4393 WS-XV. 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 FIRST JUNE ISSUE In addition to the two complete novelettes mentioned on the second contents page, the following stories come to you in the next issue: THE FOOT OF A BABOON Africans and diamonds. THE PADRE OF PARADISE STREET Shanghaied. JOHN SLAUGHTER’S WAY An Article Law and order. THE HOUSE OPPOSITE The crook and the house of mystery. THE REBELS CONVICT Pirates. HAUNTERS OF THE HEIGHTS Prey in the Himalayas. THE SAND-BAR What a farmer found there. HEART OF THE CREW Bear, bulldog and gobs. THE TORCH-BEARERS A Four-Part Story Part Ill Who hold high the flame of Freedom. Edward M. Thierry S. B. H. Hurst Frederick R. Bechdolt John D. Swain Rafael Sabatini F. Ste. Mars Joseph Mille Hanson Kenneth Gilbert Hagh Pendexter cCOmiclbooks Members of U. S. Monitor, Tallahasse or - CO