Adventure Magazine Cover, June 18, 1921 — page 201: what you’re looking at

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Lost Trails WHITLOCKE, J'E. Write your ofd pal from Montana. —C. M. A., Dunsmuir, Cal. OSES,FFREUBEN. Of Montreal. Please communicate with your old friend:—Address BARNEY RUSSELL, 105 Mozart St., Montreal, P. Q., Canada. BUREE. MAX. Letters sent to Buenos Ayres returned unclaimed. Just back from England. Did not hear from Koppell. Everything is well. Please write.—BARNEY RUSSELL, 105 Mozart St., Montreal, P. Q., Canada. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. SOEDING, HARRY. Age forty, five feet nine inches tall, weighs 175 pounds. Left Philadelphia about sev- enteen years ago. as at Atlantic City, N. J., during Sum- mer of 1917. Was buyer for a large hotel. May have changed name to Miller or Mueller. Any information con- cerning him will be appreciated.—Address Gustav SOED- ING, 2835 North Watts St., Philadelphia, Pa. WovrLD like to hear from any friends who served in the 37th Co. U.S. Marines, Camaguey, Cuba; 110th Irish Inf. Overseas Batt., Canadian Ex. Forces; Fort ‘Wadsworth, N.Y. Batt. D. 20th Field Artillery, U. S. Army.—Address HENRY Kurtz, 37th Co., Camaguey, Cuba. AUGHN, ROGER D. Last heard from in Danville, Va., March, 1920. Age sixteen, weight 110 pounds, ruddy complexion, brown hair and eyes. Any information will be epprcciated Addr L. 6. VAUGHN, Box 172, Riverside, Cal. ABBOTS, ALBERT. Age twenty-nine, five feet six inches, weight 150 pounds, black hair, black eyes. Occupation tool-maker. Formerly of Bridgeport, Conn. Any information concerning him will be appreciated.—Ad- dress WM. E. BurRTON, Washington and Madison Aves., Bridgeport, Conn. Box: ASA. Last heard of at Sulphur Bluff, Texas. Lived at Wennsboro, Texas. Any information con- cerning him will be appreciated.—Address R. M. Boykin, 1539 N. 61st St., Philadelphia, Pa. WHEELER, ANDREW J. Harry C. Diamond. Last heard from September, 1920, from Fresno, California. May have gone to South Africa. Height six feet, curly red hair and light blue eyes, freckled, very long fingers, age thirty-eight. If you see this, please write to dad, Sulphur, Okla., Box 243. Any one having any information please write.—Sister, KATIE MCKEE, 837 North Angus St., Fresno, Cal. WHITE, THEODORE, JR. Former member 16sth U. S. Inf. Discharged at Camp Upton, L.I., ro19. A pointed an army field clerk at Hoboken, N. J. about March, 1919. Later on duty with the Personnel Br. G. S. Wash- {ngton, D. C. Discharged as A. F. C. about June, 1920. Last heard from, employed by the Graves Registration Ser- vice, Paris, France. ‘‘Ted’’ old scout am longing to hit the trail. If you arein Earepe: let me know theflay of the land. Remember good old Washington Days? Any one knowing his address please write.-—Address PETER M. O’BRIEN, A. F. C. Hars., Hawaiian Dept., Honolulu, H. T. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. GNOOK, MRS. ANNA E. Left home December 24, 1920. Age twenty-six, height five feet, weight 100 unds, sg complexion, black hair, gray eyes. ny one a er whereabouts please write.-—H. J. SNOOK, 3000 West 2nd St., Des Moines, Iowa. GHOLEA, SGT. J. J. I appreciated deeply the daring you displayed in facing heavy shell fire to bring me to ' safety October 21, 1916, at great personal risk to yourself. = § dares JAMES E. BarcLay, Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada. BURNS. . M. (Bobbie). Invalided from Canada in IQI7. eturned to France with A. R. C. Ambulance in 1918. Hit Egypt, Palestine, Syria, with Joe in ro19. Can’t reach you at the Noys Crossing, Alberta, Canada ad- dress.—Write A. R. GLYDE, Red Hook, Dutchess Co., N. Y. COLES, HARRY A. Last heard of at Prescott, Arizona about 1916. Painter,'miner, prospector, trapper. Jack of all trades. Write your old side-kick who pushed the burros with you in the ‘Grand Cafion’’ country. Am in U. S. P. H. 8S. Hospital at present.—Address 1546, care of Adventure. sailles, Ky. IQI HALL. DR. W. W. Last heard from in Sikeston, Missouri. Over six feet in height, weighs about 190 pounds, has dark brown hair and mustache—may be gray now—and dark brown eyes, fair complexion. Is a native of Ver- Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address Sister. WirGrnta HALL, 715 East hurch St., Jacksonville, Fla. : AMES, FRANK. Brother. Last heard of in New York in 1905. Born in St. Croix, West India Islands. Is now fifty years old. Any information will be appreci- ated.—Address ANA MARIA JAMES, Calle Virgin No. 56, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. GADUSKY, JOSEPH. Mechanic in Btry. F. oth F. A. Last heard of at Fort Sill, Okla. Have garage proposi- tion. Please write at once.—Address Jesse P. Barr, Bellune Apts., Venice, Cal. OULD like to hear from A. E. F. men of the 310th Ma- chine Gun Batt. Co. B. 79th Div.—Address E. F. HEt- TINGER, 37 N. Lake Ave., Albany, N. es BRONK, HENRY. Enlistment paper found. A Co. 1oth Regt. N. G.S. N. Y. Enlisted at Albany, N. Y. by Capt. John H. Reynolds. Dated October 11, 1877. Communicate with E._F. HETTINGER, 37 N. Lake Ave., Albany, N. Y. OHANSON. Brother. Emigrated from Mokullen, Sheby Stratsnas, Sweden forty years ago to America. Last heard of with an uncle in Illinois. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address C. WILHELM JOHANSON, 10 Leverett St.,¢Boston, Mass. STEAMSHIP AUDITOR. Am desirous of obtaining present address or name of ship of Elmer F. Goodlett, formerly chief officer steamship Auditor and Guy Speicht, also of steamship Auditor during voyages to Hamburg and Bremen, April—October, 1920. Write CHARLES B. PaRK- HILL, Supercargo, care of Lykes Brothers, Galveston, Texas. 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. ARRINGTON, I. R. Brother. About five feet six inches tall, weighs about 150 pounds, light-brown hair, and blue eyes. Is thirty-five years of age. In 1909 was living in Dubuque, Iowa and about to go to Lewiston, Minn. Father and motherin poorhealth. Any informa- tion as to his whereabouts. will be appreciated.—Address EcsiE M. FARRINGTON, R. 6, Box 17, Sparta, Wis. DAMS, JESSE. Last heard from was in Des Moines, Iowa. Any information will be appreciated.—Ad- dress PEARL ADAM, 630) E. Wash. St., Springfield, IIL. WENDLER, WILLIAM D. Ageforty-two, five feet ten inches tall. Last heard from living at 56 East r21st St., New York, N. Y. Piano tuner by trade. Any in- formation concerning him please write.—Sister, Mrs. H. E. BaTEs, 17} 19th St., Buffalo, N. Y. HENDERSON, jJéi:CK. Age about twenty. Please write your old friend.—Address BARNEY RUSSELL, 10s Mozart St., Montreal, P. Q., Canada. ELATIVES of Mrs. Meffond Wintermute. Maiden name Myrtle H. Simcoe. Born in Roanoke, Va., but left there about twenty-one years ago. Her Aunt, Mrs. Eliza Elam, moved to Fort Worth, Texas, where she died ten years ago. Would like to get in touch with some one who -knew her.—Address Mrs. MEFFOND WINTERMUTE, 208 S. Grant Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Fox. ALBERT and four children, Florence, now aged twenty; ‘Albertina, nineteen, has auburn hair; Thomas, eighteen; Alice, sixteen. May have changed name to Charles Hoag or Hawk. Children by fifst wife, Emma Lange, who died during earthquake in Los Angeles, 1906. Mr. Fox is now forty-six years of age, has dark hair, blue eyes and is five feet nine inches tall and wears a mus- tache. Moved to Lisbon, N. D. in 1906 later to Minot, N. D. Last heard of in St. Paul in 1910. Married Mag- deline Haak in 1909. Any information will be appreciated by relatives.—Address H. F. ALTMANN, P. O. Box 707, Sandpoint, Idaho. ATTENTION CANADIANS. Old pals of the rst Depot Batt. Manitoba Regiment. Coates, Landrigan, Bum- by, Keller, Richards, Firipatece McGrew and any of the others who survived the Big Show. Write your old side- kick Jack Prout, Ansted, Fayette County, W. Va. 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