Adventure Magazine Cover, June 18, 1921 — page 200: what you’re looking at

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therefor. LOS TF - LRATES NoTE—We offer this department of the ‘‘'Camp-Fire”’ free of charge to those of our readers who wish to get in touch again with old friends er acquaintances from whom the years have separated them. For the benefit of the friend you seek, give your own name if possible. ing contrary instructions, will be considered as intended for publication in full with inquirer’s name, in this department, at our discretion. right in case inquirer refuses his name, to substitute any numbers or other names, to reject any item that seems to us unsuitable, and to use our discretion in all matters pertaining to this department. We will, however, forward mail through this office, assuming no responsibility We have arranged with the Montreal Star to give additional publi- cation in their ‘‘Missing Relative Column,’ weekly and daily editions, to any of our inquiries for persons last heard of in Canada. Except in case of relatives, inquiries from one sex to the other are barred. All inquiries along this line, unless contain- We reserve the Give also your own full address. E:RRICSON, JAMES. (Feather River Slim.) Fairly well-known around Milwaukee, Wis. and parts of Iowa. Any information will be appreciated.—Address HOWARD SKEEK, 2119 Brookwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio. ATKINS, ROBERT. Last heard of in the Transvaal. Was discoverer of Bob Watkins Reef, and Manager of the Ellerton Extension: Mining Co. Fought in the ring. In last letter{said he was going up-country with a man by the name of Cronin, of Dallas, Texas. Any information will be appreciated by his brother.—Address R. W. WatT- KINS, 826 Roll St., Mt. Oliver Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. ITZGERALD, GARRAT. Brother. four, height five feet, eleven inches. Last seen in Bos- ton. Have important news for him. Any information will be appreciated.—Address L. T. 419, care of Adventure. URTHA, CHARLES. ‘‘Chink.’’ Send me your ad- dress. Efforts to reach you through Denver post- office fail.— Address ARTHURO. FRIEL, care of Adventure. RATIRAY, JOHN. Last heard; oftin Pipestone, Mani- toba. Any information concerning his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address JAMES EDGAR RATTRAY, care of Adventure. CPHERSON, KENNETH. Last herd of about two years ago at Breckenridge, Canada. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated by his nephew.— JAMES E. RATTRAY, care of Adventure. REDDING, EARL F. Formerly of Bandon, Oregon. Enlisted June 9, 1917, at Fort McDowell, Cal. Dis- charged Sept. 15, 1919, at Fort Clark, Texas, giving his ad- dress for future reference as Eureka, Cal. Has dark brown eyes and brown hair; height about five feet four inches, has small scar on left side of upper lip. Earl please write to our father. Have good news for you.—Address GEO. Re Eppincs Coquille, Oregon. Age about forty- AWSON, HARRY OR HAMMY. May be in Wash- ington, Seattle or Alaska. Have not heard from him since before the war. Mother anxious.—Address A. T., 5 Dunn St., Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. BITTEL, GEORGE. Your brother is very anxious to hear from you. Mother is still yearning for the day when you will come back to us. Any information concern- jing his whereabouts will be appreicated.—Address CHRIS. BITTEL, 2041 Washington Ave., New York, N. Y. KIN G, CLARENCE. Sometimes called Peterson. Heard from years ago living in Austin, N. Dak. Later moved near Moorhead, Mont. and took up homesteading. Any information as toftis whereabouts will be appreciated by his old pal.— Address D. L. HatHAway, Farraut, Texas. WouLb like to hear from all the boys who spent any time at the base hospital at Mesves, Nievre, France, at the time I was there. Especially from John, ‘‘Monk’’ Leydon, Riley from 1st. Div. first name unknown. Carl Mann, of the Marine Corps, and Capt. John D. Nixon, now of Chi- cago, Ill. Also from any of my old buddies from the 77th Div. Am still in service at Fort Williams, Maine, in Med- ical Corps. Am married now and have a little cottage by the sea and may make room for some of the boys who care to spend their vacation in old Maine.—Address EDWIN W. Benson, Box 135, Cape Cottage, Me. KENNEDY, JAMES A. Formerly of Nebraska. Last heard of in Detroit, Mich. Any information will be appreciated.—Address L. T. 418, care of Adventure. LAKE. ARCHIE LEWIS. Age twenty-four, height six feet, weight at time of enlistment 133 pounds, light hair, blue eyes, nicknames ‘‘Deacon”’ and ‘“‘Slim.’’ Fought in France with the 97th Co., 6th U. S. Marines. No trace of him since August 29, 1918, when reported to be in a hos- pital in France. loss of memory. Any information will be appreciated b his mother.—Address Mrs. JENNIE LAKE, La Grange, II. ILLER, WALTER HARCOURT. Brother. Born March 1, 1882, in Manchester, England. Lived in Fargo, N. Dak. several years. Worked in Opera House— scene shifting—also a member of glee club. Any informa- tion will be appreciated.—Address Mrs. A. J. THORNE, 220 Clermont St., St. Paul, Minn. Inquiries will be printed three times, then taken out. In the first February issue all un- found names asked for during the past two years will be reprinted alphabetically. "TURNER, JOHN. Uncle. Last seen at Mile 4o B. C. Age about sixty, gray hair and mustache; height about five feet four inches. Prospector and cook. Any informa- tion will be appreciated.— Address T. H. BLANCHARD, Prince George, B. C. ALKER, GEO. FRANCIS. Brother. Was in ‘‘The Children’s Home Society of Pennsylvania’ in 1900. Then four years old. March of the following year was with Walter and Maggie Walker. Any information concerning him will be appreciated.—Address Mrs. JENNIE BOWMAN, 1010 W. Walnut St., Shamokin, Pa. FIELD, WM. H. German. Sixty-four years, weight 180 pounds, light complexion, large build. Last heard of in New Orleans, 1102 St. Charles Ave., January 29, 1920. Interested in horses and horse-racing. Traveled a great deal. Has been in France. Any one knowing his where- abouts please write.—Address L. T. 420, care of Adventure. RIEGER, ARTHUR. Brother. Very anxious to know of your whereabouts. Any one having any informa- tion please address.— Mrs. SCHWEIDER, 496 East 164th St., New York, N. Y. OTELMAN, HARRY T. Age about forty-two, light hair, grayish-blue eyes, weight 160 pounds, height about five feet eight inches, heavy shoulders, inclined to stoop a little. Last seen at Diamond Springs, Eldorado Co., California. Any information will be appreciated.— Address P. B. KOTELMAN, 233 N. Vir St., Reno, Nevada. KING. JIM. Write to me. Everything is O.K. I set- tled the whole deal.— Address A. N. SHELDON, 113 So. Division St., Buffalo, N. Y. ONEGAN, JOSEPH T. Engineer in Merchant Service. Was a long time on the West Coast. Last heard from in New York, 1914 on S.S. California. Any information will be appreciated.—Address F. COPELIN, Gen. Del., Los Angeles, Cal. AN ZINI, HENRY V. Age twenty-five, height five feet ten inches, weight 160 pounds, light brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion.. Last seen in San Francisco, Cal. November 29, 1920. Any information will be appreciated. —Address Wo. E. Formway, Mountain View, Cal. 190 COmicloo Believed to be alive, but suffering from . CO 5}