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192 Please notify us at once when you have found your man. HORT Tey: AMES ULRIC or any Shortiss, Shortes or Shortis. you know of a Shortiss please drop a line.— Address pee HORACE SHORTISS, 36 Highland St., South Framingham, Mass. STONE, TED. Servants lost note with your address so could not write you. Would like to hear from you.— Address JAcK CENTER, care of Adventure. WEBER, WILLIAM (Bill). Please write to me at once. —Address L. I. ROBERTS, 422 West 26th St., Indian- apolis, Ind. WIGLEY, AUGUST. Discharged from the Army at Camp Meade, Md., September 20, 1919. Anybody knowing his whereabouts please communicate with his mother.—Address Mrs. J. M. WIGLEy, 815 N. Ellison Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla. HE following have been inquired forin either the November 10th or November 20th issues of Adventure. They can get the names of the inquirers from this magazine: CHAPIN, E. W.; Coffin, Harry or Edward; Curtis, Miner A.; Bowman, Wesley; Brice, Norman; Davis. Harry Bean; Dennis, ‘John A.: File, James; Hugh qonnnie: Lieder, Joseph: Linds, Ralph; Lobber, Mrs. Eva; edersen, Carl; Perry, Samuel G. (Capt. Carpenter); Ross, Sturdy C.; Sramek, J. B.; Smith, Sgt. Albert R.; Wade, Ri Sdpaee "Walker, Oscar ‘Newland; Wild, Harry: oung, I MISCELLANEOUS—Boys who worked on Caro Ranches in Wyoming 3 in the eighties; Eversharn, Tommy; Hart, Mat; Warren, A. J.; Moffet; Bounafon or any dyna- miters who were shipmates with Tramp Rogers, West Coast, 1910-14; Paul; mer who served on Sub Chaser No. 37 from Christmas 1918 to May ist, 1919; soldiers of former 324th Aux. Remount, Sta. Waco, Texas; W. M. C. THE TRAIL Adventure UNCLAIMED mail {s held by Adventure for the following persons: who may obtain it by sending us present address and proof of identity: ALDRIDGE, F. P.; Barrett, Raymond; Bellinger, C. J.; Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.; Bertsch, Elizabeth; Blighton, Frank; Bonner 2J. S.; Buckley, Ray: Butterfield, E ; Car- enter, Robert S); a John; Casselberry, Lane P : Chief lailstorm; “Chink;’ "Clark, Wilfrea J.; Clingham, fee Coles, Bobby; Connor, A. M.: ; Cook, Elliott D.; Cook, Wil- liam N.; Corbett, Fred P.; Courtlandt, Victor; Craun, Galen | ee DeBrissac, Ricardo: Erwin, ‘Phillip; Evans, a oS Fisher, Ist Set. R.; Gale, George A.; Gallagher, Owen; Harris, Walter ae Haskins, S. Det Hooker, Wm. Francis; Howard, Charlie; Hughes, Frank E.; Hunt, Daniel O’Con- nell; Irving, Thos. L.; Jackson, Robert R.; Klug, Chas. C.; Kuckaby, William Francis: Kutcher, Set. Harry; Lafler, Mrs. Harry; Lancaster, C. E.; Lander, Harry: Larisey, Jack; Lee, Wm. R., M.D.; Lekki, Michael; ‘“‘Lonely docks ” Lovett, Harold S.; MacDonald, Tony; McAdams, : B.; McKee, AL: McNair, Henry S.;3 Mackintosh, Dt. A. Mendelson, Aleck; Minor, Dr. John; Nelson, Frank Lovell; Noll, Leslie D.; Nylander, Towne J.; hy io Jack; pparker, Dr. M.; "Parker, G. 'A.; Parrott, Pyt, llips, Buffington; Phipps, Corbett C.; Da xi? omer Gee A;; Pals, H. F.: Raines, Wm. 1.; Rich, Wagoner Bob; Roberts! Walter; Rogan, Chas. Ty Rudolph, Fes Rundle, Merrill G.: Ryder, H. 3: Claire, Fred; Schmidt, G.; Scott, James FF: haw, Albert; Sloan, Charles A.; Smith, c O.: Spencer, obert; Starr, Ted; Stocking, c. B.; "Terry, "Lambert; Van Tyler, Chester; Von oo Byron; Ward, Frank B.; Weintraub, H. W.; Wiley, Floyd; Williams, "Roger V.: Woeller, Erich; JO, Be TW. S.; W. W. T.; S No. -77284; L. T. 430; Third Officer S. S. Lake Elmdale; W.S.-XV; No. 2480. Puen send us your present address. Letters forward- to yau at address given us do not reach you.—Ad- a L. B. BARRETTO, care of Adventure. AHEAD DECEMBER 10TH ISSUE Besides the three complete novelettes mentioned on the second page of this issue the next Adventure will bring you the following stories: GAR’S TEETH White blood in Indian veins, IN KAFFIR KRAALS-—II. An Off-the-Trail Article* *(See foot-note on first page.) The boy Ufina upon the veld. WHITE MAN'S MAGIC An eye, some teeth and a hank of hair, LOST DIGGINGS A Five-Part Story Part Il Ray McGillivray Santie Sabalala Frederick Moore Hugh Pendexter Gambler and gunman face each other in the gold-town street. THE ANTI-HUSTLER Slowest creature alive. NO FIGHTIN’ MAN And they thought " THE ACCOUNTING The railroad ‘‘killer’’ shoots once too often. the Swede”’ was yellow! F. St. Mars Thomas F. Barnett Russell A. Boggs CONMUC DOOLKE (©