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therefor. LOST TRAILS NoteE—We offer this department of the ‘‘Camp-Fire” free of charge to those of our readers who wish to get in touch again with old friends or acquaintances from whom the years have separated them. For the benefit of the friend you seek, give your own name if possible. ing contrary instructions, will be considered as intended for publicatien in full with inquirer’s name, in this department, at our discretion. right in case inquirer refuses his name, to substitute any numbers or other names, to reject any item that seems to us unsuitable, and to use our discretion in all matters pertaining to this department. We will, however, ferward mail through this office, assuming no responsibility We have arra cation in their *‘Missing of our inquiries for persons last heard of in Canada. inquiries from one sex to the other are barred. All inquiries along this line, unless contain- We reserve the Give also your own full address. ed with the Montreal Star to give additional publi- elative Column,’’ weekly and daily editions, to any Except in case of relatives, MBS: G. S. Born at Maternity Hospital, 3725 Cedar Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, August 20, 1899. Parentage unknown. Father English; mother, a refined and educated blonde, and a native of some one of the Southern States, who was either taken or sent to the hospital by her people who are supposed to have been members of an aristocratic and wealthy Southern family. Child was adopted by Mrs. Mary E. Kelly, of Elyria, Ohio, now-a resident of Lorain, Ohio. Mother requested that her child be called Mar- garet Fay. Child grown up and married, is well-educated and possesses a fine character. , Any information concern- ing the identity of her parents or any other relatives and their whereabouts, will be appreciated.—Address Dr. WM. E. ARNOLD, 812 West Broad St., Elyria, Ohio. MITH, HARLOD. Last heard from in Flint, Mich. y information concerning him will be appreciated.— reste er 2 H. ROCKWELL, 291 Chenango, Bingham- On, ° MASON, HENRY ARTHUR. Son. Last heard of having a farm in Chester, Conn., five years ago last August. Age thirty-eight, five feet, one inch tall, dark hair and eyes, weighs about 135 pounds. Married. Any in- formation will be appreciated by his mother.—Address ope FRED MASON CurTIS, R. F. D. 91, North Reading, ass. HILLIARD, HOUGHTON. Last heard from seven years ago from Salt Lake, Utah. Write to your sis- ter.—Mrs. JuLIA MAcoMBER, 180 E. Main St., Amster- dam, New York. UMMINS, MOZART. Born in Hendersonville, Ky. Known around Jehnson City and Herrin, Ill About five feet, ten inches tall; weighs 140 pounds, dark curly hair, slim build. Write your old pal.—Address M. E. SIGMUND, 225 North r1th St., West, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Please notify us at ence when you have found your man. BOTTING, LEONARD. Of Walmer, Kent, England. His old classmate, who is on a short visit to New York, would be very glad to hear of him before returning to En- gland. Last heard of in New York, end of 1891.—Address GEORGE T. BAND, 269 West 72nd St., New York, N. Y. BUCE. SADIE. Also known as Peg Johnson. Wife. Married by City Clerk, New York City, September, 1919. Your husband, former Sergeant of army recruiting, who was taken to army hospital on Staten Island from Argonne Hotel wants to hear from you. Please write me at once.—Address Cuas. H. McC., care of Adventure. PoOLLITT, PERCY. Canvasser and rover. Home in Chicago. Has aunt in New York State. Would like resent address or information before and after his stay at South Bend.-—Address F. X. SMITH, Box 185, Station 69, oston, GILBERTO, RUACHO. Last heard of in :Detroit, Michigan. Left El Paso in 1917. Any one knowing his whereabouts please write.—Address JOAGUIN- VELARDE, 409 East Blvd., El Paso, Texas. HAN K. I. J°B.F. Letter sent to your last address re- turned. That trip didn’t pan out. Write to me at horme.—ONneE Corp. Mass. O: kK, Please communicate with me, care of business ad- dress. Have been trying to reach you since I last saw you.—LouliseE K. H. UPP,eCHARLES E. Twenty-five years old. Five feet, eleven inches tall; red hair. Served as private and corporal in Co. I, 27th U. S. Infantry from 1915 in Phil- ippines and in A. E. F. in Siberia. Discharged from army August 26, 1920, at Fort McDowell, Cal. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address W. S. Hupp, Momence, Ill., Box 557. : MONTGOMERY, A. J. H. ‘“Tofield Terror.’’ Last heard of at Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada. Was Overseas in the 8th Batt. C. R. T. Write to your old pal.— Address THomas O. JONES, 82 North Main St., Perry, N. Y. EYNOLDS, JOHN. Twenty years old, gray-blond hair, and about six feet tall. Last heard from in Gal- veston, Texas. His middle name being Sanderson, may go by'name of John Sanderson. Any information will be appreciated by his sister.—Address HAzEL REYNOLDS, 562 Jersey Ave., Jersey City, N. J. TH ROPE, FRANK. Last heard of when leaving Grand Gorge, N. Y., July 6, 1919, for Binghamton, N. Y. Would like to hear from him or any one knowing his where- abouts.—Address JAcK NOLE, care of Mrs. J. M. Scott, 1023 North Caroline St., Baltimore, Md. HARRY, G. Can I help? Send address. member our afternoon at Great Lakes? —GEORGE, care of Adventure. "TIDBLAD, CARL ERHARD. Age fifty-four, height five feet, nine inches. Machinist somewhere in middle- West. Any one knowing his whereabouts please write.— ree E. A. ANDREW, 15 Everett St., Jamaica Plain, ass. DAVIS. FRANK. About forty years old, six feet tall, dark hair, gray eyes, thumb and finger missing on left hand. Last seen in Anaconda, Mont., 1909. Any infor- mation as to his whereabouts will be appreciated by his species cS W. C. BAKER, 211 Woody St., Missoula, Nlont. Do you re- Please write. ULSNESS, OLE. Left Butte City, Mont., in 1900. Any one knowing his whereabouts please write.—<Ad- dress HARRISON & Son, Box 912, Jamestown, N. D. ENNESS, DALE. Six feet, one-half inch tall, weighs about 150 pounds, slim and light-brown hair. ast seen in Sterling, Ill., 1916. Left for Brawly, Cal. Walkiny on crutches at éhat time. Any information will be appre- ciated.—Address A. B. TREGO, 407 Broadway, Sterling, I21. SWENSON, NEIL. About six feet tall, blond hair, blue eyes, clear complexion. Last heard from in the Texas oil-fields. Come across Neil, your mother and I are anxious to hear from you.—Address W. A. PAGE, 26 Post Ave., New York, N.Y... HAFFER, EDW. W. Age about twenty-nine, five feet _seven inches, 170 pounds, black curly hair. Expert railroad telegrapher. ast heard from in 1916, ‘n gevern- ment hospital near Brownsville, Texas. Parents supposed to be in Loveland, Colo. Any information will be appreci- ated.—Address B. R. E., care of Adventure. CO lNOOKS C©