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192 Adventure ARMSTRONG, SCOTT H. In San Domingo with U.S. Bonnie, F.; Sond, Viola; Trowbridge, Frederick Cooke; Marines in 1917, 1918 and 1919. Write to your old White, Charles; Williams, Fitz; Wilhams, George C.; Wil- buddy as soon as you see this. Letter to you care of Ad- son, Frank venture.—Address Harry T. Hubli, care of E. E. Elliott, : R. EF. D.2No. 3; Lynn, Ind: Wi CELE NEOUS —onibainitcs of S. S. Carlton and arragut. FARWELL, FRANK J. or MACK. Chef. About forty-five years of age, six feet tall, 175 pounds, blue- NCLAIMED mail is held by Adventure for sae y gray eyes, black hair, heavy black eyebrows. Last heard following persons, who may obtain it from in Tulsa, Okla. Any information will be appreciated. sending us present address and proof of identity. —Address (Wife) Mrs. F. J. FARWELL, 831 Byers Ave., Joplin, Mo. ABRAMS, Hees Aldridge, F. P.; Barrett, Ray- mond; Bellinger, C Canada, 1917. Any information will be appreciated. Bushley, Ed. J. Bennett, Mr.and Mrs.: Bertsch, JURY, W. E. Father. Last heard of in Montreal, Elizabeth; Sreaoe: Frank; Bonner, J. S.; Buckley, Ray; Butterfield, E3 Carpenter, Robert —Address JOHN Jury, R. R. 1 care of S. Stephenson, Elk Carr, John; Seco Lane’ P.; Chief Hailstorm; City, Okla. “Chink”: Clark, Wilfred J.; Clingham, Charles; Bobby; onnor, A ELSON, MRS. G. W. Maiden name Sally Ivy. Ad- Corbett, Fred P.; Courtlandt, Victor; Craun, Galen oe De dress five years ago was St. Cloud, Fla. Husband a Brissac, Ricardo: Evans, B. R.; Fisher, Ist. "Set. R - Gale, sign-painter by trade. Any information as to whereabouts Geo. A.; Gallagher, Owen; Harris, Walter a sige will be appreciated by her sister.—Address ois: W. A. SS. S.; Hooker, Wm. Francis; Howard, Charlie Frank E.; Hunt, Daniel O’Connelt; Irving, Thee. i: son, Robert R.: Klug, Chas, C.; U. S. S. LAKESIDE, Ahoy. Would be glad to hear Kutcher, Set. Harry; Lafler, Mrs. Harry; Lander, Harry: Fossett, Gen. Del. Tampa, Fla. Cook, Elliott D.; Cook, Coles, ; Hughes, Jack- Kuckaby, William Francis; from all my old shipmates who served on this Larisey, Jack; Lee, Wm. R., M. D.; "Lekki, Michael; ship from June 1918 to February 1919. Also, Capt. Mooney, “Lonely Jock;’’ Lovett, Harold S.; MacDonald, Tony: McKee, Al.; MacIntosh, TE Ae Lt. Hoffman, Ensigns Osborn, Green and Larrabee.—Ad- McAdams, dress V. E. SCHMINKE, 501 Scott St., Baltimore, Md. McNair, Henry S.; Mendelson, Aleck; Minor, Dr. John: Nelson, Frank Lovell; Nylander, Towne jJ.; O’Hara, Jack; PRANK. Please write and let me know how much it will Parker, Dr. M.; - Parker, G. A.; Parrett, Pyt. D. OF. Phillips, be. Sister —ANNA J. WARD, Bastrop Co., Bastrop, Buffington: Phipps, Corbett C.; Pigeon, A. H.: Posner, Texas. Geo. A.; - Pulis, H. F.; THE following have been inquired for in either Merrill G.; Ryder, the January 10th or January 20th issues of Scott, James Bie Adventure. They can get the names of the C. O.; Spencer, R inquirers from this magazine: Lambert; Van Tyler, Frank Pe Williams, Ae Milton or Moe; Boots, Jon T.; Brown, Fred A. Erich: J; C; HH: FT: Ww. Bes and Mary; Clapp, Mrs. Nellie; Dural, Mrs. A.; Ed- toa ha Officer S. S. Lake Elmdale; iW. S.—X wards, Thomas Herbert; Haertel, Art; Henderson, yas : Hines, Jack C.; - Kaczynske, Gus; Kerr, Jack; Kutchinski, PLEASE send us your present address. ed to you at the address given do not reach you.—Ad- Gustave Adolph; Lipsey, Alex; "Monk, Fred; O’Connor, Schmidt, Daniel; Olie, Pasquale: Rehmann, Mathias: Smeltzer, dress L. B. BARRETTO, care of Adventure. THE TRAIL AHEAD FEBRUARY 10TH ISSUE Besides the serial and the two complete novelettes men- tioned on the second page of this issue the next Adventure will bring you the following stories: FAITHFUL Pierre Faidit protects the king’s honor. MIKE SMEARS THINGS Race-track rivalry. THE LURE On the trail of a two-legged coyote. THE COURT-MARTIAL MANIAC When the iron monster was sighted. THE SMELL O’ SHARK Tiger of the sea. THE OBSTINACY OF BILL ROBBINS He wouldn’t guide ’em to the fish without his skillet-hound. THE BEAST THAT LAUGHS Hyenas in African bush. MEN OF THE NIGHT Conclusion Dark deeds revealed by revolvers’ flashes. Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur Atreus Von Schrader Robert J. Horton Lloyd Kohler Ramon Stone Bradon E. E. Harriman F. St. Mars Gordon Young COmiclhoo ; Raines, Wm, L.; Rich, Wagoner Bob; Roberts, Walter: Rogan, Chas. - Rudol hh, Bs Rundle, . &.2 Ot. Gidin Bred: | Shaw, Albert; Sloan, Charles A.; Smith, obert; Starr, Ted; Stocking, C. B.: Terry, Chester: Von erecke Byron; Ward, Roger Vi: ee Floyd; Woeller, W. W. Eis S: Ne, eUoRat L. T. No. 2480. Letters forward- e G.; (©