Adventure Magazine Cover, March 20, 1925 — page 203: what you’re looking at

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The Camp-Fire 185—Brooklyn. J. M. Canavan, 69 Bond St. 193—Niagara Falls. Roy Tompkins, 1155 Garret Ave, 194—Hadley. Mrs Chas. H. Black. 205—Newburgh. Jacques Teller, 5 Golden St. 215—Yonkers. Seog Sport Shop, 45 Main St. 226—Red Hook. P.W.E. Hart, The Silver Birch Shop, Albany Post Road, Dutchess Co. 233—Albany. R.N. Bradley, 84 Livi 239—Valley Stream, Long Island. mann, Centarlane. 230—New York City. Fred G. Taylor, 424 Broad- way, Dobbs Ferry. North Carolina—133—Pine Bluff. N. Steve Hutchings. 159— Waynesville. Harry M. Hall, 720 Walnut St. 92—Biltmore. C. Marshall Gravatt, Felstone Co. 255—Tryon. Howard Shannon. : : North Dakota—206—Fairmount. Frank Kitehener, Rich- land Hotel. Ohio—58—Cleveland. J. F. Thompson, Pharmacy, 9505 Denison Ave. 52—Ulrichsville. Anthony Sciarra, 329 W. Fourth St. 63—Ulrichsville. Chas. F. Burroway, 312 Water St. 75—Columbus. Chas. W. Jenkins. 54 S. Burgess Ave, 113—Buena Vista. Geo. T. Watters. 166—Toledo. Frank P. Carey, 3267 Maplewood Ave., or wherever his Ford happens to be. 207—Columbus. Tod S. Raper, 77 Taylor Ave. 241—Ciacinnati. D. W. Davidson, 1414 Vine St. 242—Bellefontaine. Harry E. Edselle 328 Plum- valley St. 263—Toledo. F. P. Carey, Bex 143, Station A. 264—Toledo. §.G. La Plante, 1820 Dunham St. Oklahoma—s7—Haskell. Roy Holt. 225—Shawnee. A. M. Postlethwaite, 521 N. Beard St. 234—Blackwell. H. W. Willis, 20414 N. Main St. Oregon—4—Saiem. D. Wiggins. 286—Portland. W.C. Chapman, 24 Union Ave. Pennsylvania—20—Philadelphia. Wm. A. Fulmer, 267 S. Ninth St 21—Braddock. Clarence Jenkins, Union News Co. 24—Philadelphia. Alfred A. Krombach, 4159 N. Eighth Street, and Spring Mills Station, P.& R. Ry. Co., Montgomery one 78—Pittsburgh. Peter C. Szarmach, 3030 Brereton St. ston Ave. rthur Borch- Community 10e—Philadelphia. Veterans of Foreign Wars, 926 N. aa St. : I reensburg. Don Frederick Wermuth. 224—Oil City. J. M. Blair, 608 W. Front St. 247—Pittsburgh. J. F. Lichtenhaer, 224 Swope St. 248—Philadelphia. 1 D. Charles, 214 East St. Wissahickon. 261—Shippensberg. The Chroniole, 12 South Ear! St. Seuth Dakota—179—Fairburn. Jesse K. Fell, Custer County Press. sy SN ho C. H. Hornbeck. The Centerville ournal. South abies esaae Asap leh J. H. Keener, 346 ing St. 07-——Charleston. J. W. Mette, Navy Yard. Tenressee—105— Knoxville. C. G. Pruden, 2024 Rose Ave, Texas—33—Houston. J. M. Shamblin, 4805 Oakland St. 123—San Juan. D. L. Carter, Box 436. 134—Breckenridge. Joe Randel, 226 Baylor Avenue. 148—Port Arthur. Ralph C. Cornwell, 215 Eighth St. 174—San Angelo. E. M. Weeks, 24 West Eighth St. 183—South San Antonio. J. F. Nicodemus, Box 111, So San Antonio Transfer. 218—Fort Worth. Robert Lentz, R No. 6 Box 73. 208—San Angelo. E. M. Weeks, 24 West 8th St. 271—Harlingon. H.C. Jennings, Box 324. 280—Reese. L. H. Baker. Utah—157—Salt Lake City. Ned Howard, 127 N. St. thei tes ROE Cape Charles. Lynn Stevenson, P. O. Ox 26, 219—Richmond. Wm. Meek, 104 S. rst St. : Washineton—1—lIone. Evan Morgan, Albert’s Billiard all. 61—Burlington. eas B. N. Albertson, Fairhaven Ave. 83—Seattle. Chas. Raymer, Raymer’s Old Book- Store, 1330 First Ave. ‘ 154a—Mt. Vernon. Miss Beatrice Bell, Western Washington Auto Club. : 155—Olympia. B.F. Hume, Commercial Club Rooms. 172—Sunnyside. Mark Austin. 196—Arlington. F. T. Herzinger. ‘ 220—Sultan. George W. Snyder, Main St., ese. O. . Vollum and kham 281—Warm Beach. Paul Evans, Evans B!dg. : : West BA ea i ua John Geiske, 1682 Sixth +. Wisconsin—41—Madison. Frank Weston, 401 Gay Bldg. 138—Tomahawk Lake. Mrs. J. S. Hughson, Hugh- son’s Resort. Australia—39—Melbourne. William HM. Turner, ‘Wol- 185 woling” Keen St. Northcote; and Carters’ and Drivers’ Union, 46 William St. 76—Victoria. Chas. M. Healy, 30, The Avenue, Windsor Post, Dist. No. 8. 130—Brisbane. H. V. Shead, Sutton St., Kangaroo Pt. 235—Sydnaey. Phillip Norman, 842 Military Road, osman, Newtown. 278—Beigrave, Victoria. Old Monbulk Road. Thomas L. Winter, 81 William St. Raymond Paule, Carn Brea, 282— Melbourne. North Brighton. Belgium—1i131—Antwerp. Reuben S. James, Place de l’Entrepot 3. British mb -231—Stewart. Jack O’Shea, Ryan g. 236—Vancouver. A. Johnson, 552-3 Hastings St. Canade 3 1—Howe Sound, B. C. C. Plowden, Plowden ay. 84— White Rock, B. C. Charles L. Thompson. 22—Burlington, Ontario. T. M. Waumsly, Jocelyn Bookstore. : 4— Dunedin, P. E. Island. J. N. Berrigan. Fo erent Ontario. Harry M. Moore, The Post eekly. 4s—Norwood, Manitoba. Albert Whyte, 84 La Riviere St. 30—Winnipeg, Man. Walter Peterson, The Carleton Hotel, 216 Notre Dame Avenue. Sap named, Ontario. George L. Catton, 94 Met- calfe St. 85—Oshawa, Ontario. J. Worral, 6% Sage St. E. 102—Amherst, Nova Scotia. Lloyd E. MacPherson, 5 Belmont St. 12 ashe ci Alberta. Leonard Brown, 33-34-17 4M. 178—Monctora. N. B. Chas. H. McCall, 178 St. George St. 221—Montreal East. M. M. Campbell, 95 Broadway. 249—Fallowfteld, Ontario. Ernest Armstrong. 250—Sault Ste. Marie. James McDonald, 504 Queen St. E. 276—Toronto N. Mackintosh, 82 East R. F. Smith. Richmond St. 2 277—Barrie, Ontario. Canal Zone—37—Cristobal. F. E. Stevens. 156—Ancon. Arthur Haughton, Box 418. China—222—Tientsia. Dr. George W. Twomey, 43 Rue de Amiraute. Ontario. Caters. ere Ricardo N. Farres, Dominquez, 7 erro. Egypt—173—Khartoum, Sudany. W. T. Moffat. Sudan Custems. Germany—283—Dusseldorf. Hans Derrick Hulsmann, care R. A. Visser & Co. Hawaiian se I Aang Oahu, Chateau Shanty. 272—Honolulu, Hawaii. Hubert T. Miller, Room 4, Silent Hotel. Honduras, C. A.—32—Galeras, Olancho. Dr. Wm. C. Robertson 5 70—La Ceiba. Jos Buckly Tavlor. India—197—Calcutta. W. Leishman, 46 Wellesley St. Mexico—68—Guadalajara, Jal. W. C. Money, Ho enix, Calle Lopez, Cotilla Nos. he gs 281, Navy—71—U. 8. Arizona. Elmer E. McLean. Newfoundland—132—St. John’s. P. C. Mars, Small- wood Bldg. Porto Rico—46—Ensenada. M. B. Couch, P. O. Box 5s. relies Islands—108—Manila. W. W. Weston, De a Rama Bidg. Virgin Islands—284—St. Thomas. Joseph Reynolds, The Grand Hotel. SERVICES TO OUR READERS Lost Trails, for finding missing relatives and friends, runs in alter- nate issues from “Old Songs That Men Have Sung.” Old Songs That Men Have Sung, a section of “Ask Adventure,” runs in alternate issues from “Lost Trails.”’ Camp-Fire Stations: explanation in the second and third issues of each month. Full list in second issue of each month. Various Practical Services to Any Reader: Free Identification Card in eleven languages (metal, 25 cents); Mail Address and Forwarding Service; Back Issues Exchanged; Camp-Fire Buttons, etc., runs in the last issue of each month. CORnnIECLaOe (©