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192 URNS, HARRY. André, write and let me know where you and Nora are. I haven't heard since you left Manila, P. I.— Address Pvt. Henry O. MICHEL, 5th Co., C. A. C., Fort Worden, Washington. LEIN, BLACKIE. Last seen in New Orleans, May, 1921; may be living in Alhambra, Cal., at present. Any information will be appreciated by his old pal.— Address DicK FRANKLIN, 156 Elm St., Pittsburgh, Pa. OULD like to hear from any one related to the Eslicks or Pierces who settled in Webster and Polk counties, Towa, about 1850.—Address Mrs. EvizApetH EsLick Davis, Lehigh, Iowa. OYLE, MRS. EDDIE. Aunt. Maiden name, Jose- phine Fauchia. Age about sixty-two. Last heard from while cook at Hotel Montgomery, Rouses Point, N. Y., 1912. Formerly lived on Battery Street, Burling- ton, Vt. Any information will be appreciated. ——Address Cras. E. BEAULIEU, 15 Miller St., Plattsburg, N. Y. The following have been inquired for in either the April 10th or April 20th issues of Adventure. They can get the names of the inquirers from this magazine: ALFORD, JIMMIE LEE; Blomstergren, O. V.; Blum: Albert; Breffin, Jago; Carley, M. R.; Cawley, Charles; Gohen, Alt E Cross, Verde; Dickman, Sgt.; Fallon, Frank; Hannigan, Pat.; Harrison, Lee; Hintz, Harry; Hodges, Sebastian; Kavanagh, John; Levine (first name not known); Moore, Bill; Nichols, Frank; Pelley, Wm. G. A.; Roy, John or Pruit Wm.; Seel e, Lawrence Cope- land; Simonsen, Stanley L,; Wagner, enry A.; Weathers, Ch wristena; Whitlatch, james Monroe; Wolff, Albert. MISCELLANEOUS—An one who saw the accident of the Harry Wright Amusement Co. Boat Marion a few miles below Helena, Ark., on the Mississippi River, April 26, 1908; Bob; Co. K., rith Inf., Descen- dants of Michael E. McCaffrey; Descendants of John Walsh; Dubs; Gang who served in the Ambulance Co. No. 8, Corozal, Canal Zone, 1915 tq 1921; Members of Coast Guard Cutter Apache or Yamacran who served during 19109; also members of crew of the Shipping Board Steamer Collingsworth who were aboard at time of salvag- ing of the S. S. West Waoneke: Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wilkey; Tickle. THE TRAIL AHEAD MAY 10TH ISSUE Besides the two complete novelettes mentioned on the second page of this issue the next Adventure will bring you the follow- ing stories: TILLICUMS How a sourdough gets along with his partner. WILLIAM WALKER—FILIBUSTER An Article Smith, Adventure NCLAIMED mailis held by Adventure for the following persons, who may obtain it by sending us present address and proof of identity. LDRIDGE, F. P.; Abrams, Wesley; Bertsch, Miss Elizabeth; Bonner, J. S.; Butterfield, Be Barrett, _Ray- mond}; Buckley, Ray; Bollinger, Cc ee Brown, = Bushby, Ed. F.; Batley, Dick; Benter, Jack; Balensifer, Frank A. W.; Blaicher, Chas. A.; Courtlandt, Victor; Cook, Wm. N.; Cook, Elliot D.: Connor, A. M.: Craun, G. R.; Chink; Clark, ‘Wilfred J.; Cramer, Chas. A.; Cor- bett, Fred P.; Coles, Bobby; Carr, John; Carpenter, Rob- ert Si Coston, 0; #3 Chatvaire, Jo ‘Christian, J, Se (“Happy’ ’); Clark, Ernest S.; De Brissac, Sr., Ricardo; dé Rouffiquac, J.; Evans, B. R.; Fisher, 1st Sgt. R.: Farns- worth, Donald; Ford, Harry; Franklin, R.:; Gale, Geo. Ay Gam, FL. Garwood, Leo D.- Harris, Walter J.; Has- kins, SS. Howard, Charlie; Hunt, Daniel O’Connell; Hughes, Frank E.: Hooker, ‘Wm. Francis; Chief Hail- storm; Jones, John’ Paul; Jackson, Robert R.; Kuckaby, Wm. Francis; Kutcher, Set. Harry; Kelly, e Ken- nedy, Paul I: Larisey, Jack; Lovett, Harold S.; Lafler, Harry; Lee, Wm. RM. D:: - Lonely Jock: Lauder, Harry; McAdams, Wi 3.: MacDonad, Tony; Mackintosh, D. as BS Mendelson, Aleck; Minor, John; McKee, A. L.; McNair, Henry S.; Mc afferty, Chas. 3 Sp McNickle, W.A.; Nichols, Chas. B.; Nelson, Frank Lovell: Nylander, Towne Le. O’Hara, Jack: Parker, Dr. M.; Parker, G. A. Parrott, Pvt. D. C.; Phillips, Buffington; Pigeon, A. Eis Pulis, H. gee Posner, George a Raines, Wm. L.; Rich, Wagoner Bob; Rogan, Chas. B.; Ryder, H. $.; Raymond, cj. £2. Rundle, Merrill G.; Fates Walter; "Rutherford Max; St. Clair, Fred; Schmidt, G.; Scott, Pvt. James F.; G. O.; Starr, Ted; Stocking, C. B.; Sloan, Chas. A.3 Stewart, Ernest, 3 Spencer, Robert; “Schafer, George; Tripp, Edward; erry, Lambert; Von Gelucke, Byron; Van Tyler, Chester; Wiley, Floyd: Ward, Frank B.; sears Roger; Woeller, Erich; Wilson, Ray; Yames, Reu- en ISCELLANEOUS—Third ee: S. S. Lake Elmdale; 1. oH -KV" Ian T: 346? os & gee. 8 . 177284; W. W. Tis 2480; c Wetes 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. Ben F. Baker Edgar Young The picturesque Jeader of a Central American revolution. THE “BOSUN” The ship’s Jonah meets island savages. THE LAST WOLF An Off-the-Trail Story* A running fight with civilization. * (See first contenis page.) BURNING SUMAC When Tecumseh rose against the whites. DE PROFUNDIS Battle of sea monsters. PAY GRAVEL A Four-Part Story Part Ill Chester L. Saxby Raymond S. Spears Ray McGillivray F. St. Mars Hugh Pendexter The white man and the medicine-man try out their medicines. ' EOPMIC IOC) (EO)