Adventure, August 1917 — page 194: what you’re looking at

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192 GLOVER, MARTIN, left the United States Navy October 16, 1o14 Information wanted concerning him.—Address C. E. HABERBUSH, 1308 71st Avenue, Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. MACKIE, JACOB O., last heard from Minneapolis. Left home for Duluth, Minn., Aug. 1910. Let us hear from you.—Address ALBERT W. MACKIE, 1351 McKinley Ave., Detroit, Mich. DURST: LLOYD, formerly of Buckner Orphans’ Home, Dallas, Texas. Would like to hear from him. Friends very anxious.—Address THEO. R. CHADWICK, Box 1813, Globe, Ariz. | HS? ARTHUR, operator in Island of Panay, P. I. Signal Corps 1901 to 1902. Came home on transport Warren, June 1902.—Address L. T. 350. LDRICK, R. B., formerly in Concepcion, Panay. Please write me without delay. I havea trip in mind for us.—Address W. E. B., care Adventure. ROMLEY, ARTHUR, last heard of in Australia. Wireless operator S. 8. Victoria with me from Seattle to Nome, 1913. Please write.—Address J. A. SAXTON, Hall of Records, Los Angeles, Calif. BeYSs of Co. T., P. S. of T. Your captain would like to hear from any of you. Very important.—Address CAPTAIN A. V. FICKLE, Wahiawa, T. H. AMMONS, WM. H., last heard of in Atkinson, IIl. about 15 years ago. His father is dead.—Address O. P. Sammons, Hollis, Okla. OMITH, GEO. L., please ce:municate with me.— Address WALTER A. GALVIN, care Gen. Del., Phila- delphia, Pa. MARTIN, FLORENCE, my wife. Last heard from in Livingston, Mont., 1914. Would like to hear from her.—Address L. T. 349. RANKIE, ‘‘BOTTLES” of Eport who was with me in Newark in the end of 1916. Tell J. S. SCANLAN, Gen. Del., Galveston, ‘texas, JACK SOMNER. Adventure MELLER, THOMAS LION, formerly of Montauk L. I. Please write old ‘‘buddy.’’—Address Bos FISHER, 127 West 183rd St., New York City, N. Y. HE following have been inquired for'in full in either the June or July issues of Adventure. They can get name of inquirer from this magazine: ALLEN, WILLIAM C.; Anderson, ‘‘Mooney and Ravenham;”’ Avery, Gus.; Baird, from Glasgow’ Scotland; Bengthsson, Alfred, generally known as Fred or Al. Benson; Bloom, Paul or “The White -Dutchman,’ Botts, Mrs.; Callen, Phil.; Chaplin, Frederick. L.; Con- nolly, Charles; Crammer, John; Crisp, Edward; Cummings, Harold H.; Dishon, Birt or (Shorty); Egan, Edward; Foote, Alden Willert and Arthur Longworth; Gearhart, Ray; Green, Glenn §S.; Hamilton, Mildred Frances; Harbin, Hayden; Harris, George; Harris, James T.; Hoffman, August F.; Jennings, Andrew (Buzz); Kavanagh, Edward; Lebcher, Dr. Chester; Lynch, P. J. A.: McDaniel, George; McGregor, Stuart; McLanahan, Mrs. Caroline; Martin, Chas. F.; Miller, ‘‘Virgy;’’ Montross, Samuel; Moore, Mrs Mae or Mae Allison; Mullen, David W.; Neuton, Jesse O.; Parker, of Erie, Pa. first name unknown. Boatswain's mate; Peterson, Earl Leslie; Preston, Bud; Riley, A. F.; Roberts, Charles A.; Solar, William T. (Dutch); Swain, Fred; Wallce, Oliver R.; White, Carl; Wilston, Lewis E.; Yeager, Neva M. and her daughter Helen. MISCELLANEOUS: Members of Co. “G’’ 13th U. S. Inf., Ft. Wingate, N. M., from 1880 to 1884; English, where are you now? Survivors of Co. H., 6th Regt. Cali- fornia Volunteers, War of the Rebellion. HASTLAR GAL BREATH, W. E. Felts, Jan Spaander, Bertha Wilkins Starkweather. NUMBERS L: T.. 284,-C 203, We 311, W.. 372, -b.2.-343. Please send us your present address. Letters for- warded to you at addresses given us do not reach you.— Address HarRyY ERWIN WADE, care Adventure. THE TRAIL AHEAD In addition to those stories mentioned in our ad. on page two, the following are now booked for the first September issue, in your hands August third: The Henpunchers of Piperock By W. C. Tattle Razor-back hogs, hens, and two sons of Montana give you a rip-roaring time. That Blasted Discipline By Gordon McCreagh If there’s any good in‘a lad the U.S. Navy will usually make a real man of him. You learn in this tale what it did for a Brooklyn boy. The Measure of a Man By William Dudley Pelley A cowboy sets out alone to clean up a rock-fisted bunch of game-poachers in the backwoods of Vermont. They give him a red-hot reception. Muchacho of Tumbling Water By Robert J. Pearsall A tale of the American Service in the Philippines. The Grandson of Black George By Arthar D. Hoxden-Smith The dramatic life story of King Peter of Serbia. Related by a man who is at home in the Balkans. Rotorua Rex By J. Allan Dunn The third instalment of this big serial carries you on to new adventures in the iar Islands of the South Seas. A Frontier Romance _By Edwin L. Sabin A tale of those pioneers who faced the perils of the old West to give its riches to the world. The Breitstein Brand By C. Hilton-Tarvey To be a patriot you must give your country a square deal, whether at the front or in the shoe- factory, Breitstein shows you the way. FIRST SEPTEMBER ISSUE CoOMmiclsoo CO