Adventure Magazine Cover, April 1916 — page 226: what you’re looking at

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224 Fltior, ROBERT (Bob). Last heard from working at Ehrman’s Hotel, Kalamazoo, Mich. Thought to have gone to South Bend, Ind.—Address Mrs. Wm. Fos- TER, 1110 Dovercourt Road, Toronto, Canada. ‘“TEW SAM” (last name forgotten), a gambler, who left Colon, Panama, February, 1911 on his way to Nica- ragua or Honduras. Not important, merely curiosity prompts this inquiry.—Address E. MADDEN, care Aduven- ture. Inquiries will be printed three tumes. In the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. ORINE, COL. CHARLES A. write to me.—Address Guy M. Ariz. OL? comrades of A Co., American Insurrectos, during I910-11.—Address Guy M. SHEPHERD, Bizbee, Ariz. HOLLAND, FRANK. Left Lebanon, Pa. about a year ago, presumably for ’Frisco. Write your old chum.— WILLIAM STENGLE, S. S. Dakotan, American Hawaiian S. S. Co., San Francisco, Cal. ' BROWNELL, RICHARD and Robert Marshall who hunted animals in Africa for Barnum and Bailey's show.—Address E. F. Foster, R. R. No. 1, Asbury, Mo. OULTON, FREDERICK E., last heard from Bel- fast, Ireland, 1880. His brother inquires.—Address Atr A. BOouLTon, R. R. No. 1, Box 18A, Evansville, Ind. Canadian papers please copy. RIDER, WILLIAM, my brother. Served in Philip- pines as cook and corporal in G Co., 41st U. S. Vol., 1900.—Address JOHN RIDER, Supervising Internal Revenue Agent, San Fernando, Pampanga, P. I. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. UMMERS, THOMAS M., brother, last heard from in 158th Co., C. A.C. 6 ft., 185 lbs.; light hair; blue eves.—Address B. F. SUMMERS, Co. L. Signal Corps, Ft. Wm. McKinley, Rizal, P. I. PINNEY, BERTIE or George Bert Pinney, last heard of at Waukesha, Wisc., 1898, 1899. Was adopted by John Foote of Waukesha, Wisc.—Address FRED PINNEY, care W. I. Whipple, R. No. 2, Liberal, Mo. EVANS, FRANK. Communicate with me at once re- garding old L A mine, spoken of in B WwW , Texas.—Address H. R. Ross, 2702 Montana St., Oakland, Cal. AWNIE, GEORGE M., ‘in the battle of Macul, Phil- ippines, 1904, or any of my comrades of the 17th B. T. A.—Address (Mush) Oscar L. ROBINSON, 3916 Saw- yer Ave., Chicago, Ill GATIEY, CAPT. G. G., 1901-04, write to one of your “Up the Rio Grande after Ali’’ comrades.—Address (Mush) Oscar L. cago, Ill GMEDECARD, JAMES, left Whittlesea, Wisc., 1906. Has not been heard from since. Age 30. Mother in- quires.—Address Mrs. L. B. SMEDEGARD, Box 6, Whittle- sea, Wisc. Inquiries will be printed three times. In the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. GHARPE, MELBURN (Curly), brother. Last heard of in Iditarod, Alaska. 5 ft. 8 in.; 180 lbs.—Address A. G. SHARPE, Canacao, via Cavite, P. I. McGUlre, THOMAS JAMES, last heard of working in mining-camp west of Tuscan, Cal.—Address JOHN M. McGuire, Kirkland Lake, Tough Okes Mine, Ont., Canada. Ni Last heard of in AME, R., Springfield, Ill—Address, Cox, Darlington, Ind. of South America, SHEPHERD, Bizbee, ROBINSON, 3916 N. Sawyer Ave., Chi- my half - brother. M. RECKLESS, we are anxiously waiting to hear from you. Please write.—Address L. T. 258, care Adventure. "THE following have been inquired for in full in either the February or March issues of Adventure. They can get name of inquirer from this magazine. AMMANN, JOSEPH, Grand Is., Nebr.; Anderson, Joe, Discharged U. S. Army Hospital Corps, Manila, P.I., 1901; Aniba, or Kennedy, Alfred; Ashenfelter, Lloyd E.; Adventure Avery, J. F., Ramseur, N. C.; Basye, Thomas T.; Benson; George D., Philippines, 1899; Bly, Royal R. (Richard or Dick) Spokane, Wash., 1909; Brown, Marion M., Portland, Me.; Burnett, Alice; Cain, G. W.; Carroll, Martin; Clough, Mr. & Mrs. Frank, British Honduras, 1910; Cuff, Mart, Panama, 1912-13; Cumery, Bessie; De Brenil, Aramand; Denson, John, Hozen, Ark.; Downer, Simon (Tom), Lin- coln Nebr. 1909-10; Downer, Vearne; Dyer, Michael; Eth- ridge, Mrs. Celia; Fallett, Bob; Flewelling, Ernest; Finley, Sam, Tonopah, Nev., 1909; Frain, James, (deaf mute), St. Louis, 1875; Frain, Roderick, Cripple Creek, Colo.; Free- man, Al, Chapman, Kansas, 1898; Gardner, Frank, for- merly A Troop, 8th Cav., Ft. Meade, S. D.; Garnache, Wil- liam J.; Hampton, Paul; Hiliman, Frank, Winnipeg, Can., 1911; Hines, Ralph (‘‘Shorty Hines’’); Hoffman, Frank L.; Johnson, James Belton, St. Louis, Mo., 1868; Knight, Joe (cop); Logue, Dan., St. Paul, Minn., 1910; Long, John Wes- ley, Canada; McKay, Raymond; Mason, Joseph Ernest; Moore, J. A. (Jack) Tremedoc, North Wales, Eng.; Niell, H. (Nielson); Pickens, Osmer; Randall, W. S.; Rogers, George John; Seton, Capt. Robert Arthur, Venezuela’ 1899; Sheern, Thomas Eugene, Spakspeare, N. M., 1888; Spar- hawk, Harvey & Emma; Starnes, Edwin G.; Swarm, E. A.; Thompson, Jim F. (“‘Cyclone Beachnut Jimmy’’); Thomas, Willis I, Los Angeles, 1913-14; Tippit, W. A. (Arthur); Vi- nay Julius, U.S. S. Crocus, Buffalo; Wheeler, Joseph Harry, Milwaukee, 1886; Zappert, Walter. ISCELLANEOUS—Courish, Andrew, Dona Ana, N. Y4 M., 1898. Also Mike Grace somewhere Rocky Mts., 1900 and Frank Whelan, Calif., 1913; Boys of Troop 9, 13th U. S. Cav. 1908-11. Also those in Parhm & Dean Lumber Camp, N. Brownville, Me., Winter of 1913; Com- rade, B Co., 7th Inf., Jan. 15, 1897 to Oct. 27, 1898. ANUSCRIPTS sent us by the following are being held by us, having been returned to us as unclaimed at the addresses furnished: W. Lynch, Trenton, N. J.; Henry W. Edwards, New York; W. G. Gormley, Ontario, Canada; George Stillons, Chicago, IIl.; Francis Manston, Chicago, Cal.; James Perry, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Edward Weston, Rochester, N. Y. RANDOLPH H. ATKIN, S. N. Morgan, Christian A. Damm, please send us your present addresses. Mail sent to you at addresses given us doesn’t reach you.—Address A. S. HOFFMAN, care Adventure. UMBERS 56, 68, 73, 76, W 93, W 167, W 140, W 150» W 153, W 183, W 184, W 189, W 195, W 203, W 211, W 212, W 215, W 231, W 250, C 189, C 205, L. T. 207, L T. 284, C 293. Please send us your present addresses. Letters forwarded to you at addresses given us do not reach you.—Address A. S. HOFFMAN, care Adventure. THE TRAIL AHEAD In addition to those stories mentioned on page 2, the following at present are scheduled for the May issue of Adventure, out April 3rd. SOME FISHING! UNDER THE SKIN BILLY JUNE AND THE MAN GOING OUT Wilbar Hall RED FLANNEL Charles Brown, Jr. RIDING STEEL E. E. Harriman ‘A YAVAPAI YARN Harold Titus PATRICK PEGAN KELLY, HEAD-HUNTER Hays Bell THE CASHIER W. A. Macdonald THE STORY OF A PIEBALD HORSE. An Article General Ben. J. VilJoen THE DRUNKEN GOD Charles J. Sallivan PARADISE BEND. Part II1. William Patterson White Frederick William Wallace George L. Catten CoOMmichoooks (CO