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192 GHEPARD, HAROLD NORTH. Last heard of about five years ago in Los Angeles, Cal. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address J. MARTIN, 111 West 127th St., New York, N. Y. WoOvED ltke to hear from any of the old gang who were in Co. A, 40th Inf. from July, 1917, to January 18th, 1919.—Address Ex. Cpt. JAMES F. KING, Wynona, Okla. ENARD, PATRICK. Brother. Known as Patrick De May. Served in the Marine Corps under the latter name. Last heard from at Salt Lake City, Utah. Mother died since that time. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciatei—Address HELENE RUTH MENARD, Box 715, Lewistown, Mont. ROWN, GEO. C. Believed to have been a salesman who visited Geo. W. Barnes at his home at Jackson, Tenn., in Nov. 1898; also Alf Bensinger, formerly agent for the New York Life Insurance Co., at Jackson, Tenn, also.Gus Louis who became proprietor of the Geo. W. Barnes Meat Markct, at Jackson, Tenn., after the decease of Geo. W. Barnes. Any information as to their where- abouts will be appreciated.—Address Dr. WM. E. ARNOLD, F. P. E., 812 W. Broad St., Elyria, Ohio. PARMETER, JOHN. Uncle. Last heard from fifty years ago from Athens, Ohio. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated—Address J. H. Par- METER; Logansport, R. R. No. 2-B, Cass Co., Indiana. THE following have been inquired for in either the March 10th or March 20th issuesof Ad- venture. They can get the names of inquirers from this magazine: ADAMS, HARRY C.; Blaine, Peggie; Brady, Frank J.; Burns, William (Slip ery); Clapp Family; ide Yattos; Valle, Alvin; Burton, uae Earl, Allen; Fawkes, Harry Johnson, Lawrence Kister, Norval Ls neve Wilince J.; McCullock, Miles Crs. MeLane, CC. Ac; Laughlin, Stewart sa McLauren, Joe; Nelson, Role Scott, David; Shanghal, Pressey; Todd, R. Hubert; Tolly, Frank: Weimer, Jacob. MISCELLANEOUS—Any one Division Q. who was in Militia M. C. Base Hospital, Camp Jackson, S. C. 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H Klug, Charles or Kelly, C ~ ye sey, Jack: Lovet & Harold S.; Lafler, Harry: re tie 5 Wm. Jock, Lonely: Lauder, Harry: McAde : W B” MacDonald Tony; Mackintosh, D. jelson, Aleck; Minor, Dr. John; McKee, & Lay MeNoi ury S.3 McNickle, W. A.; McCafferty, Charles B.; Nich ‘harles B.; Nelson, Frank Lovell; Nylander, Towne are, Jack; Parker, Dr. M.: Parker, G. A.; eee Phillips, Buffington; Pigeon, A H.; Pulis, Hs ee Geo. : Raines, Wm. Rich, Wa oner Bov, van, Chas. B.: ; Ryder, H. S.; oad. C. E.; Run ile, * «-crill G.; Roberts, Walter; Rutherford, Max; ‘St. Claire Fred; Schmidt, G.; Scott, Pvt. James F.; ‘Smith, CUO: Ted: Stocking, C. B.; Sloan, Charles A.; Stewart, re st: J.3 Spencer, Robert; Schafer, Geo.; Tripp, Edward Terry, Lambert; Von Gelucke, Byron; Van Tyler, Chest Wiley, Floyd, Ward, Frank B.; Williams, Roger; Woel. | ‘rich; Yames, Reubin L.; MISCELLANEOUS—Third Officer, S. S. Lak: Elmsdale; WS-XV; L. T. 348; No. 439; S 177284; WWT, T. C. H.3 2480; T: Wi; SoC; Oe. PLEASE send us your present address. I t ors. fos warded to you at address given us do not reac! yqu.-* Addrass L. B. BARRETTO, care of Adventure. A LIST of unclaimed manuscripts will be pyr lished in the January 10th and July 16t. issues of Adventure, and a list of unclaimad ruaft will be published in the last issue of each, 3xnth. THE TRAIL AHEAD APRIL 10TH ISSUE Besides the complete novelette mentioned on the second page of this issue the next Adventure will bring you the following stories: GOO LASH How the overalls got into the camp chowder. THE HUNGRY WORLD A European lynx stalks and is stalked. A SON OF STRIFE A Three-Part Story Part Il Matteo strikes a bargain with the “‘Old One.” THE SHIP REMEMBERS Ben F. Baker F. St. Mars Arthur D. Howden Smith Frank H. Shaw The way of a man with a ship—andca ship, with a man. REVERSE IRISH Frederick J.: Jackson “Short-Hand’’ Conway develops a new technique with the Colt. JOHN JOCK TODD Robert Simpson — How Scotch blood reacts to Africa and petty tyranny, OLD SMOOTH BORES Farnham Bishop Civil-War strategy in a Spanish-American revolution, DESERT MEN Water! Walter R. Marsden COMmicooolk< 3} (© 3}