Adventure, November 1915 — page 225: what you’re looking at

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a” @ oe —_—S oe. or haltum & Rubber Co., of Chicago, 1907, please Be by eta FERRIS E., of Downers Grove, IIl., with the e BAILEY, 525 Kenilworth Court, Clinton, write—Don I. Iowa, ROBERTSON, WYNDHAM. Last heard from with Southern Athletic Club, New Orleans.—Address Mrs. ANNIE ROBERTSON, 722 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Pa, Eee UNO, A. E. Last seen in El Paso, Texas, 1906. Also ae with me in oil fields, Beaumont, Texas,—Address M. A. “2 Frazier, Fleming Bl’k, Phoenix, Ariz. oe CAMPBELL, OSEPH N., father. Left Danville or oe Dardanelle, Ark., 1860-61. Last heard from New Or- oe: leans, leaving for California.—Address Mrs. MOoLire E. E Suoup, 631 West 5th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 3 NY soldier, member of the National Military Home, Dayton, O., 1909 to June 20, 1912.—Address A. AMA- pgus A., care Adventure. COURISH, Andrew, in Dona Ana, New Mexico, 1808. —Address JacK CaRROLL, St. John’s, Newfoundland. me GRACE. MIKE, somewhere in Rocky Mts., 1900.—Ad- dress JacK CARROLL, St. John's, Newfoundland. WHELAN, FRANK, California, 19013.—Address Jack CARROLL, St. John's, Newfoundland. : ENNINGS, BEN. Write to one of your best Goldfield, * 1907-8, friends.—Box 212, Bridgeport, Nebr. Re LLEN, MARTIN DANON. Please write to Beau- Bat mont & Tenney, Attorneys, 143 Escolta, Manila, P. I., 5S giving present ress, as your mother’s sister Luella de- Ey sires this information. Tee HOLGATE, CLEM (SUNNY), last heard from in aes Providence, R. I., July 1914. Ex-prize-fighter, under names of Ed Leonard and Young Leonard. 5 ft. 8 in., 145 lbs., dark complexion, scar in corner of each eye.—Address Tom, L. T. 286. PETTINGER, EUGENE, father, left Port Chester, N. Y., Jan. 1896. Last heard of New York City, driving ; taxicab 1905. 48 yrs., short and stocky, dark brown hair "a and eyes.—Address GzorGE E. PEtTTINGER, Fort Kame- hameha, Honolulu, H. T BLACK, LESLIE, last heard of in Huntly, Mont., about eight years ago, working on railroad ditch there. ess GRACE BLACK, ‘ f - ‘Sa’ Light com ion, hea set.—Addr Gen. Del., Los Angeles, Cal. age _ Please notify us at once when you have = found your man, 4 ENKINS, THOMAS CLAYTON, plumber, from Abery- stwyth, Wales. 32 yrs., 5 ft. 7 in., fair, stout build. ft Liverpool, England, 1904. To San Francisco from Winnipeg after earthquake.—Address R. J. Tuomas, 848 Lipton St., Winnipeg, Can. K ELLAR, WILLIAM S., from Tampa, Fla. Your wife is in a pitiful condition since you left the city last anuary, 1915. Write and let us hear from you.—Address ae W. B. Jounson, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 274, Tampa, a. ULLER, S: J., uncle. Please send me your address.— R. L. Youne, 4 S. Harrill St., Charlotte; N. C. = Deck. Tres partes del Rosario, Hotel Metropole, Detroit, ar Sept. 8, ro15, las otras dos partes. Acordarse No. 248. “ —Address L. T. No. 287. sae ONROE, JOE, R. Enlisted in U.S. N. 1906. Went to Georgia.—Address L. T. No. 284. ee PORTWOOD, ALF., blacksmith. About 1898-99 boarded sia? with William Wenger, Lovell Road, Leeds, England. io Have important news for hi Canadian ; copy.—Address JOSEPH TATTERSDILL, 61 - New York City. [RYING, JAMES D., Private in Co. A, 18th Inf., soldier- ing at Ft. Clark, Texas, 1899.—Address REUBEN M. WRIGHT, 229 Pacific Ave., Jersey City, N. J. ARKLE. If there are any Markles in Virginia or any one who knows of them.—Address RicHarp B. MARKLE, Box 21, Haines, Ore. \ BRACENEY. Want to hesr frcm any reader by that name for purpose of finding out how many there are in U. S. and Canada and to establish family connections.— ie a EMMERT M. BrackNneEy, R. R. No. 1, Greencas- e, Ind. wou like to hear from old chums who were with me in South Africa and Portuguese East Africa, 1899- 4902. Jim Foster, Milwaukee, St. Paul; Moore Lafon, Louisville; Mylett, Manchester, N. H.; McLain, Butte, Pay Sergt. John Benham; all of 4 R. P. R’s Transvaal. Red sf Maguire and McHenry, San Francisco, Cape Town; Ed Sone Norton, New Orleans, Cape Town and Durban; Wild Bill 2 Shea, Texas; Red O'Brien, Los Angeles; Daly Providence, apers please est 37th St., . The Camp-Fire 223 Beira, P. E. Africa; Whitey Sullivan, Boston, Philippines and Orange Free State.—Address Ex-Crpt. FRANK LYNCH, 4R. P. R., 66 W. Van Buren St., Chicago. RST, RED, ‘‘Memphis Red,” ‘‘Redshear,"’ last heard of Morgantown, W. Va. Worked river steamer with him between Louisville and Memphis last year. 5 ft. 8 in., 160 lbs., blond, 19 yrs.—Address JOSEPH E. ROBINS, Vir- ginia St., Charleston, W. Va. DAMS, WILL HOLDEN, brother. Last heard from Vicksburg, Miss. 5 yrs. ago. Some ability as short- story writer, expert stenographer, salesman. 38 yrs., 5 ft. 5 in., 165 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes. $15.00 reward will be paid for his address or conclusive proof of death.——Ad- dress GEORGE C. ADAMS, 3515 West 18th St., Chicago, O K. RED (alias Canadian Red). Write your old pal « K. K. K. Jack. I’m restless and the war looks good to me. You always stuck. Will you do it again?—Ad- dress JAcK DEVoy, Box 850, Richmond, Calif, REYN OLDS, WILLIAM P. Age 28. years. Light chestnut hair. Blue eyes. Nose slightly turned up. 145 lbs. 5ft.4in. Last heard of 1908, Chic. [l.—Address RS. SARAH REYNOLDS, 916 N. 46th St., West Phila., Pa. LECKIER, THOMAS, brother, last heard from Red Mills, Humbolt Co., Cal. 61 yrs., fair, blue eyes, born P. E. I.—Address PRISCILLA SHALLON, 252 8th St., South Boston, Mass. In Inquiries will be printed three times. the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. WETTER, PIERCE AND TELFAIR, last heard of in Chicago. Your sister needs you. Write.—Address ALBERTA WETTER, Box 137, Jesup, Georgia. ORGAN, EARL, left Boston, March 1914. 20 yrs. Write. Important news.—Address AxEL JOHNSON Seattle, Wash. WILLIAMS, JACK, Tientsin, China. Write. Ma = g0. back to Pekin. Your pard Kelly.—Address L. T. o. 288. CRAVENS, JAMES S., brother, last heard from Sta. A, Springfield, Mo., in early 90’s.—Address Mrs, EFrrie May CRravENS KeEyEs, 605 Bolin St., Springfield, O. CRAVENS, REECIE B. and TOLLIE T., nephews: Sons of John Cravens. Last address, Price’s Branch: Mo. Write.—Address Mrs. Errrz May CRavVENS KEYES? 605 Bolin St.,;-Springfield, O. SHUMAKER, ROBERT F. who was in Central Amer- ica 1909-10 with G. R. H., at Mayan ceremony. Ad- dress L. T. 290. % MORISSEY, WARREN (or Morrissey). Last heard of he as is oe in oe SR aut either Oregon or as on.— ress 03.5 <Aa fe) ; i i Bide. bes Aspeies Calif. a ee Li G. G. Write your brother or come home. Received * your letter of June 6th from Mobile, Ala.—Address J. W. G., Box 135, Enterprise Ala. ALVA: STOCKWELL. Palled with him on North Oaks Farm at Gladstone, Minn. Last heard of Grand Rapids, Mich.—Address FraNK WAGNER, care of Hartford Lunch, 2232 Broadway, N. Y ; MUPe. CLARENCE. Saw him St. Louis, Mo., 1013. Later went to Arkansas. Important, old pal.—Ad- dress L. T. 2091. WoOLr. DON W. Age 43- About 145 lbs. Fair com- plexion. Blue eyes. ast seen St. Louis, Mo., on or about July 30, ro1g. Address H. M. Wo tr, care of Bank Hotel, Aurora, Mo. OWHAN, W. H. Ex-sergeant Troop “H” sth Cav. B tion ae in — ee soe 9 Nat, Gunit terse esidence, Savannah, Ga.— 1s Bank Hotel, Aurora, Mo. a hs Bon OEKER, LOUIS. _Left Chic. Jan. 30, 1892. Any ' mail from you will be strictly confidential. Please write your son.—Address PauL HoEKER, 816 N. Waller Ave., Chic. Ill. REARDON, JOHN PATRICK, brother. Age 25, Born Franklin, Pa, Last heard of Alger, Ohio, Spring t911.—Address Mrs, J. F. Gavin, 3714 Spence St., Dallas, Texas. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. K ERNOHAN, FRANK. Last heard of in Greenwood about 17 years ago. Brown hair and eyes. Large scar over right eye.—Address Mrs, H. E. Dow, Fort Fair- field, Me. Eomichooks (E@)