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192 WILKINS, FRANCIS B. Age twenty-four, slender built, five feet nine and one-half inches tall, black hair, gray-blue eyes. Called “Smoky.” Last heard from {n November, 1920. Was then in Reno, Nevada. From there was supposed to have gone to Douglas, Arizona, and from there going to Mexico with an expedition. Any information will be appreciated.—Address Mrs, ; WILkins, 218 Blaine St., Caldwell, Iowa. VALIMONT, WILLIAM. Your old friend who was on the S. S. Hollywood wants to get in touch with you Write Percy RUSSELL, 4102 So. Thompson Ave., Tacoma, Wash. Ruiz, JOSE. “PAP.” Last seen in Balboa, C. Z. Lives in Liverpool, England. Please write to LARRY, care of Adventure. ONES, MELVIN MURLE. Will be eighteen years old August 16th; blue eyes, dark hair. Last heard of at Delta, Colo., June, r919. Any information will be appre- ciated by his mother.—Address Mrs, A. B. JONES, Coffey- ville, Kansas. ITTLE SON. you. Interesting news, from Miss Ford.—MorTuHe|r. BROWNE, SANFORD. Reported killed in mines in : Colorado; but was supposed. to be afalse report. Any information will be appreciated by his granddaughter.— Address Mrs. &. M. McCoy, 416 Sixth St., Taft, Cal. Ff DMONDS, JACK. (PERCY G. JENNISON). Age about twenty-seven, dark hair, five féet six inches tall. Last heard from in Buffalo, N. Y. Was my partner on bicycle ride from Atlantic City to Los Angeles in ro14. Married Miss Clara Bause of Ponca, Nebr., at Denver, Colo., July 22, to14. Home was in Greenfield, Mass. Any information will be appreciated.—Address VERNON P. Cox, 23 South Virgifiia Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Please send address where I can write Everything all right, Heard ANY of the old gang that were in A.C. 5,,°U.S. A., up to 1918 are requested to write to ‘‘PARY,”’ care of Advene ure. RUSSELL, WM. Last heard of in Knowlton, Wis. Was known there as Mike Bender. Also known as Zhny. Please write to your pal. Am going to the Great Lakes and would like to get your address.—Address BeRNHART B. Biock, The Anchorage, Baltimore, Md. THE TRAIL AHEAD MID-SEPTEMBER ISSUE In addition to the complete book-length novel mentioned on the second contents page of this issue, the next Adventure will contain the following stories: THE KING OF SPADES Fate takes a hand in a poker game. RRA BOLOI An Off-the-Trail Story Trooper against witch-doctor, “FIND THE MAN” A search in the city's crime-belt. LORD JULIAN’S MISSION A Tale of the Brethren of the Main Again the Spanish admiral is “bubbled,” THE FLIGHT OF THE YELLOW OWL On the trail of border plotters, THE TYRANT SAURIAN Battles in a younger world. THE COCONUT GRENADIERS Adventure é TEWART, ERNEST J. Of Milwaukee and Red River. Please write P. O. Box 735, 25 South St., New York, GATIUB, PETER A. Formerly of Passaic, N. J. Last heard from in October, 1920, in Newark, N. J. Was then leaving for California. Any informat!n will be appre- ciated by his mother.—Address Mrs, A. Sattur, 18 Will- iam St., Wallington, N. J. RYAN, ROBERT. Last heard of nine years ago in Dillon, Mont. At that time was a sheep-herder. Any information will be appreciated.—Address sister.—Mrs. L. O. Manar, Box 155, Milltown, Maine. WALTON, THEODORE or THAD. Last heard from in Navy, 1917. Your old shipmate would like to hear from you.—Address Frep E. Dynes, 265 Twenty- third St., Brooklyn. N. Y INCKHOFF, J. ALLEN.: JACK. Last seen in Cedar City, Utah, September, t919. Going to Los Angeles soon after. Lived in Huntington Park, Cal. Was cow- puncher in Universal L-Ko and Pathé pictures. Any information will be appreciated.—Address R. T. T., care of Adventure. McGOVvERN, JOHN. Left Schaghticoke, New York, April ro, 1876. Last heard of at Fort Eddy, New Mexico, 1890. Any information will be appreciated.—Ad- dress L. T. 425, care of Adventure. THE following have been inquired for in either the First August or Mid-Augusfé issues of Ad-« venture. They can get the name of the inquirer from this magazine: AIRD, CHARLES OLIVER; Barker, Robert; Bevans, Charles; Brick; Brown, Chester I.; Brown, D. B.; Brown, Mrs. Lottie- Atkins; Burns, Jim; Cashore, Law- rence H.; Catchings, Jewel; Current, Mary; De Hart, Buckey; Drew, Wiliam; Dixon, Lt. Harry Allen; Durst, Paul; Ferris, Curtis P.; Goodman, T. V.; Heald, Wesley or Henry; Jordan, Tommy; Lindsay, Willard C.; Mac- Donald, John; MacSweeney, Set.; McGraw, J. K.; Perry, C. G.; Pfeffer, H. A.; Phillips, Frank; Pierce, Austin R. and Stanley J.; Pratt, Herbert, Sidney; Reed, Harry; Robinson, Percy; Roy; Scott, Miss Elvia Belle; Shirley, Alfred; Smith, Stewart Carenem; Sperry, Frank E,; Stuart, A. G.; Tucker, James Walter; Wilkinson, Mrs, Alice Gladson Brown. MISCELLANEOUS: L. J. K. Frank H. Shaw 0& =: Crosbie Garstin R. T. M. Scott Rafael Sabatini Kenneth Gilbert Paul L. Anderson E. O. Foster “Privit Morey, the pair o’ them,” spring a surprize on the Filipinos. THE CLUE ON QUEEN’S HILL Boyer, man-hunter, and a stage hold-up mystery. THE DOOM TRAIL A Five-Part Story Part IV The people of the Long House take up arms, Robert J. Horton Arthur D. Howden Smith THE TURTLE AND THE JACKRABBIT An Adventure of Tackline Brady High strategy in a gob boat-race. Stanley S. Schnetzler Gomichboo (Eo)