Adventure Magazine Cover, November 10, 1924 — page 194: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

192 Adventure ANP now a genuine old deep-sea chantey sent in We are homeward bound once more again, ~ by J. N. West of Bayonne, N. J. The chorus We are homeward bound, my cheery men. lines should, of course, be repeated with each stanza. We are homeward bound for the old back yard, Homeward Bound Then heave, my bullies, we are bound homeward. (Sent in by J. N. West) We are homeward bound, oh that’s the sound! And I wrote to Kitty and she is well, Good-by, fare you welll She rooms at the ‘“‘Astor” and dines at the “‘Bell.’” Good-by, fare you welll We are homeward bound for Liverpool town, We are loaded down with sugar and rum, Hurray, my boys, we're homeward bound! © Good-by, fare you well! : Good-by, fare you well! We are homeward bound for a roaring breeze, The sails are set and the breeze has come, We are homeward bound, so the ‘‘old man” says. Hurray, my boys, we're homeward bound! Our anchor’s aweigh and the sails they are set, And the girls we are leaving we leave with regret. a = an eeu o pps eh sere ’ . °, b She’s a flash clipper packet and bound for to go, Euclid Ave., Berkeley, Calif. DO NOT send them With the girls on her tow-rope she can not say no-__ to the magazine. THE TRAIL AHEAD NOVEMBER 20TH ISSUE Adventure will bring you the following stories: THE LONE RAIDER Thomson Burtis Duty—or the code of the mountaineers. MOSTLY BY PHONE G. W. Barrington Luke and Danny were at sea—in Seminole County, Texas. OM Part V Talbot Mundy Underneath the Himalayas! THE CASK Rolf Bennett “Tuny”? Bligh called himself a geologist. SHERIFF DURAND DEPUTES Raymond S. Spears “Roaring Sam” was within the law. WARDEN OF THE HERDS F. St. Mars The ant fights formidable foes. Still Farther Ahead HE three issues following the next will contain long stories by Charles Beadle, Frederick Moore, H. C. Bailey, Hugh Pendexter, Thomson Burtis, J. Allan Dunn, W. C. Tuttle, F. R. Buekley, Alvin F. Harlow and Chief Caupolican, Harold Lamb, Arthur D. Howden Smith and William P. Barron; and short stories by Gordon MacCreagh, Nevil Henshaw, John Webb, Roy Snider, Alanson Skinner, Charles Tenney Jackson, F. St. Mars and Thomas Topham; stories of aviators in the oil fields, slave traders on the Atlantic, cowboys on the Western range, guardsmen in old Italy, unknown | Africa, balata gatherers in South America, cajans in Louisiana bayous, adventurers the world around. comicboooks 5}