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ce CANNON, LEWIS MARION. Last inown to be living n Michigan. Please write or come and see father St. Freeport, Iilinois. “ \WHo AM I? I am ee: feet, eleven ate. woah 150 pounds, dark complexion, dark-brown hair, large brown eyés. have a scar on my forehead, between my ht eyebrow and hair; a scar running around index finger ee ates hand; a scar two inches long under right arm and one on left thigh. Small brown mole on right eyelid and back of neck.. Not older than twenty-five or younger than nineteen. I came to myself in Fresno, California, some time in April, 1920. I call myself Prank Gregoire. Anyone recognizing above description please write.—Address FRANK GREGOIRE, 4623 Central Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. N: S. L. Please come back to your broken-hearted ‘pal and all will be well.—N. S. L. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. _ MIRDAUGH, ROBERT LEE. Ciuatly known as Lee Middaugh. Age about fifty years. Has been_in several South American countries, also Honolulu and San Francisco. Has interest in an estate. Was to have been in San Francisco in maar He y information will be appreciated.—Address R. N. JOHNSON, Fort Madison, Iowa. COOK, “MANO” or COOK, R. M.: Mess cook and coal-passer on Monadnock. With him in the Philippines during Spanish-American War. Information wanted as to injury received during war. Please write.—Address CHas. . McDona.p, Ex. Cox. U. S. S, Boston, 102 Kentucky tes Vallejo, Calif, MALCOM, PETER. Formerly of London, England. Last heard of about 1900 at Malden, Mass. Any information will be appreciated——Address PETER MAL- com, A. M. S. Wastenspon Barracks, Washington, D. C. GR. EDWARD =, Formerly of Philadelphia, Pa. Last heard of about eight years ago. as then oe Co., at Detroit, Mich. Any information will be appreciated = by his father.—Address S: A. Grim, 409% East a4rst St., Los Angeles, Calit. TENSEN, VICTOR. Lastseen in Kansas City, Mo. Any information will be appreciated. —Address Pvr. Aucust A. JENSEN, Station Hospital, Schofield Bks., H. T. . employed in the tool department of the Packard Automobile — ~ cat all —Address CLEMENT C. CANNON, 1259 W. Harrison» — : Ave., S. E., Minneapolis. WOULD like to hear from the sergeant of Company K 5 = _ Adventure 2 pee ke — ee oe “DUTCH.” Formerly bugler on U. S. S. a h and U. S. S. Yankton. Your old shipmate “Red” inc would like to get in touch with you. Please write. sddress 3 St. Paul’s Place, Jersey City, N. J. STYLES, VIRGIL. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah. Last heard of was in Alexander, Texas. Father was a switch- man for Cotton Belt R. R. Last heard of was in Tyler, Texas, think he is now in Salt Lake City. Any information hi be appreciated.—Address RRoGzeR Epwarps, N. toth St., Port Worth, Texas. REED, MRS. M A. Last heard of was in Grant's Pass, Oregon. Please write to your old friend.—Address Mrs. MarGaret Grow, Marshfield, Oregon. Bee ARTHUR. Please write to me,'I ‘its some- thing I want to tell. you—Address CLARA, 1044 20 » (Infantry) who was in France with me after the pier ae i was signed. —Address James Hoprey, Dor- chester UNCLAIMED mail is held by Adventure for the following persons, who may obtain it sending us ey address and proof of ident’ UNN, ; Lekki, Michael; cape Hugh $.; throp, r ae LEASE send us your present address. Letters warded to you at address given do not reach you Address L. PATRICK GREENE, care of Adventure. "TSE following have been inquired for in eith. the Oct. 10th or Oct. 30th issues of Adventure They can get the ng me of the inquirer from th, magazine: BATEMAN, LEONARD: Buckley, Ses pug, Louis A.; Burton, Bob; Bushard, Wilfred; Frank; Conrad, Ira L.; Coulten, Mrs.; Curran, Patrick; De Con, John H.: Hankins, Dre Drew; Jorkinson, L.; - Malone, Clifford; McGee, ‘ohn; Noll, Adam Mrs. (Mollie Thomp- son); Peebles, Jack; Romans, Donald L.; Savage, Fred- eric; Seagraves, John; Smyth, Pete; Talbott, Lizzie; binary Fred S.; West, Max ISCELLANEOUS: -—Bob and Ruby write to your friends; write to your old pal ‘“‘Dutch.” ITHE TRAIL AHEAD | ~~ NOVEMBER 30TH ISSUE fs Besides the new serial and the two complete novelettes men- eae tioned on the second page of ee bring you the following stori RED AND YELLOW 4 : A small soul in a big body. se BRAMBLE-THISTLES STICK SS ee Murder—and a tiny green clue, THE FIRST COWBOY Over the Border to gamble for life and death. SWEET APPLE JIMMY Mild manners mean more than meckness. BLACK CHARLIE’S TOW-LINE s issue, the next Adventure will Se Robert Simpson — Joel Townsley Rogers Frederick R. Bechdolt Patterson James Max Bonter pe Men and freighters of the Great Lakes. j a THE SEA-HAWK A Five-Part Story Conclusion Rafael Sabatini rae The Moslems’ leader, Sakr-el-Bahr, goes home. _ a | THE RED ROAD J. D. Newsom — is ; ~ A highway built by the blood of men, | 408 900kKS. co