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160 CALLAHA, MORRIS, alias Morris Kessler. e about thirty-two. heard of at Boone Mills, Va... sti ees years ago. Any information will be ted by his sister—Address Mary SAMPLES, 481 a Ches enat St., Conemaugh, Pa. re ERNIE C. - Formerly of Fort Wayne, Ind. Left S. S. Rhode Island at Boston in May, rogto. Also. any fete old Lie fea in the Rhody's black-gang of Teas S ome write S. E. ELFTMAN, 1407 E. 39th St., ity, © Roxas JAMES F. Communicate with your brother.— Address Cuas. J. RoBEt, P. O. Box 368, West Chester, C COX, GEORGE. 1st Lieut. U. S. Medical Corps. Write to Cart Roseson, Ex.-Enegr. Capt. R. N. G.,, care of E. C. Wardler, 922 Woodville St, Toledo, Ohio. FOLEY, C. W. (Mickey.) Formerly with 1st A. M. G. Bn., A. E. F. Mike, would like to hear from you.— Raymonp Y. NEFF, Box 624, Bartlesville, Okla. oe JACK. Formerly with 1st A. M. G. Bn., E. F. Jack, would like to hear from you.—Address aos ¥. Nerr, Box 624, Bartlesville, Okla. ESIVAN, JOSEPH. Thirty-six’years old, five feet, nine inches tall, 168 pounds, dark brown hair, gray eyes, mustache, pock marks, Slavish. Left wife and three chil- dren in Bridgeport, May 31, 1919. Occupation, laborer. Last heard of in Castle Shannon, Alleghany County, Pa. Any one having information concerning this man should notify Witt1AM E. Burton, Washington and Madison Avenues, Bridgeport, Conn. » Howard, CHARLIE. Please write your dad at King- fisher. Have it forwarded to your address. Jones, Kingfisher, Okla. You have a letter sent in care of Adventure. Important.—JOoE MANUSCRIPTS UNCLAIMED HASTLAR GAL BREATH; Ruth Gilfillan; gen ae Robinson; Roy Ozmer; Miss Jimmie Bank B. Franklin; Lieut. Wm. S. Hilles; G. Atkins; G. b, Sauk: gerford; A. Gaylord; E. . Moran; F og Emerson; E. Mur- hy; H. E. Copp; L. Patten; 4 ie ws ennett; J. E. arner; Sinn Cardie; C. E. Wilson; R. W. Kimsey. THE TRAIL AHEAD _ FIRST NOVEMBER. ISSUE In addition to the long story mentioned on the second contents page, the next Adventure will contain seven short stories, a novelette and an instalment of the serial now running. TOMBSTONE CANCELS A DEBT A rancher who couldn't forget. EL CAPITAN ARRRNIE Seaman Arrrnte seeks promotion. THE UNHOLY ONE - In the African veldt the kaffirs rise against the whites. THE WAYS OF WILLIAM SKIPP Ups and downs of railroad life. THE . TOYAMA Part IV Gold in the burning sands—and_men of jour nations fighting for it. FORTY-FOUR AND THE LIMB OF SATIN (Colored.) W. A.; Green, Billy; Green, W.; Hale, LIAR : On a South Sea Island two men meet in a test of courage. Adventure THE followin either the First September or Mid-September issues of Adventure. They can get the name of the inquirer from this magazine: AN DERSON, Charles W.; Ballard, Dave; Bastian, Wal- ter; Black, ‘Donald; Bushnell, Lucius Hamilton; Chris- tianson, Chris; Cleaveland, George C.; Urquh art Clan; D’Arcy,’ Mike; Darlington, James B.; Grasme, Erwin: Hartnett, Jack; Japenga, Jacob Orie; Linn, Cyrus a Massby, Samuel Settle; we unn, John Clancey; ppparts Gerald Boe Clement; Porter, Mel; Sheets, Robert; Smith, Geo. W Smoky Pete Stiegler, Bernhardt; Stone, Nallie "Russell; Painton. Blair cA: The er, Mrs. Blanche Vis Thrift, Alexander; Vinson, bdwerdsY ernie: Leon Lowden; Woodruff ; Emmett. ee ase rare a W.B. Members of Co. L, 32nd ees U.S. V. Inf. and Sgts. Wyant, Bohanan, Culver, Lieut, oyle. NCLAIMED mail is held by Adventure for the following persons, who may obtain it by condita us present address and proof of identity. BEATON, SGT. MAJOR G. M.; Benson, Edwin Worth; Bertsch, Elizabeth; RS Major J. S.; Mrs. Brownell} Carpenter, Capt. Robert S.; “Chink’’; Coles, Bobby; : Cook, Elliot Pp Cock. Wiltans M:: - Cosby, Arthur F.; Crashley, Wm. "Eager, Paul Roman; Erwin, Phil; Fairfax, Deer ie, Fisher, T franeen E.; Fisher, Sgt. R.; Garson, Ed.; Gordon, Robert E.; Harris, Walter ae Hart, Jack; Harwood, 75 Hoffman, Je Mis Hughes, Frank EB; Hunt, Daniel O’ Connell; Jackson, Robert R.; Kohlhammer, Jg ack; Kuckaby, William Francis; Kuhn, Edward: Kutcher, Set. Harry; Lafler, Mrs. Harry: Lancaster, C C. Be ; Larisey, Jack; Lauder, Harry: Lee, Dris Lee, Capt. Harry, A; AR. Co: Lee, Dr. William .; Lewis, Warburton; “Lonely Jock’’; "Lovett, Harold S.; McAdams, W.B Macbotnid. Tony; Madsen, S E. 'E.; Martel, Leon i: ; Nelson, Frank Lovell; O’Hara, ack; Parker, G. A: Parker, Dr. M.; Parrott, Pvt: D. C:: Phillips, Buffington: Phipps, Corbett, Cs Rich, Wagoner, Bob; Rinkenback, Frank; Rundle, Merrill G.; - Schmidt, C.3 Scott, Pvt. James re: Swan, George L.; - Tripp, Edward N.:; Van Tyler, Ches- ter: Von Gelucke, Byron; Ward, Frank B.; Wheeler, S. H.; Williams, W. P.; J. C. H.; L. T. 348; S. 177284; 4393 WS-XV. PLEASE send us your present address. Letters for- warded to you at address given us do not reach you. Address L. B. BARRETTO, care of Adventure. By Boyd Fleming By Chester L. Saxby By Ferdinand Berthoud By Russell A. Boggs By Captain Dingle _ By Patrick Casey By Ruby Erwin Livingston A dusky expert with the bones takes op a job that is delicate—and dangerous. THE FIREFLY In the jungles of Brazil false lights lead men astray. BARS OF GOLD. A Complete Novelette A stage-coach hold-up and what came of it. . By Arthur O. Friel By M. J. Phillips C@Onnicooolxs have been inquired for In fuli in (E@)