Adventure, January 20, 1922 — page 194: what you’re looking at

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192 Adventure ae hy tie: wt ' ae WA: LOST TRAILS NotE—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 tf possible. ing contrary instructions, will be considered as intended for publication i in full with inquirer’s name, in this department, at our discretion. Alli inquiries along this line, unless contain- We reserve the ufr oF A tas ae right in case inquirer refuses his name, to substitute any numbers or other therefor. 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, forward mail through this office, assuming no responsibility We have arranged with the Montreal Stay to give additional publi- cation in their ‘‘Missing Relative Column,” weekly and daily editions, to any of our inquiries for persons last heard of in Canada. inquiries from one sex to the other are barred. Give also your own full address. Except in case of relatives, JACK. Uncle. Missing four years. Age Believed to have enlisted in the Navy Any information will be ap- Hype, 3324 Aldrich ERR, forty-one. near Philadelphia in 1917. preciated.—Address LAURENCE K. e., So., Minneapolis, Minn. ROWBRIDGE, FREDERICK COOKE. Am mighty anxious to hear from you. Get in touch with me through this magazine.—Son, L Z. ILSON, FRANK G. I am very unhappy without you.— SON, 230 East 1st St., Tulsa, Okla. MELTZER, BONNIE F. Age twenty-three, about six feet two inches tall, 170 pounds, slim, dark hair, small mole on right cheek. Last heard of in Mendota, Cal. February 6th, 1921. Any information will be ap- Sing 2 EE Ca THEODORE. R. 1226 §$. Jnion St., Traverse City, Mich. [ IPCSEY, ALEX. Last seen in Bridgeport, Conn., seven years ago. Thirty-eight years old, five feet six inches tall, brown hair, blue, eyes, weighs 140 pounds, and is a dancer. Any information will be appreciated.— Address WiLitAmM E. Burton, Washington and Madison Aves., Bridgeport, Conn. ACZYNSKA, GUS. Last seen in Bridgeport, Conn. Thirty-three years old, five feet six inches tall, weighs about 135 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, and is a laborer. Any information will be appreciated.—Address WitiraAmM E. Burton, Washington and Madison Aves., Bridgeport, Conn. THE TRAIL Please write to Mage wife. rs. F. G. WIL- SMELTZER, SOND, VIOLA. Last heard of in St. Louis, Mo. (2500 North Taylor Avenue.) Black hair, brown eyes and is about five feet four inches tall, weighs about 120 pounds. Any one knowing her whereabouts please write,—Mrs. NETTIE RUTLEDGE, 1570 Defer Place, Detroit, Mich. We FITZ, Where are you? K.—Write DARE. THE following have been inquired for in either the December 30th or January 10th issues of Adventure. They can get the names of the in- quirers from this magazine: APPEL, Milton or Moe; Bluewell, James G.; Boniface, W. J.; Boots, Jon T.; Bracken, Alva L.; Bronson, D. D.; Brune, Frank; Brown, Fred A. and Mary: Clapp, Mrs. Nellie: Dural, Mrs. A.; Edwards, pA ee Herbert, Hope you are Laura and Margaret: Fitzpatrick, John F - Frederickson, Frank R.; Goldie, Joe or Jorn: Haertel, -— Harper, Walter A.: Henderson, A. F.; Hines, Jack Hogue, Clyde; Kutchinski, Gustave Adolph; Mathias, F eC. Thomas: Moffet, Chauncey: Monk, Fred; Morris, Walter; O’Connor, Daniel; Olie, Pasquale; Olmstead, Lela Jean: Puthee, Leopold; Ravens, Arthur; Rehmann, Mathias; Shultz, Mrs. Frank; Smith, Gordon; Teeter, John Pedro; White, Charles; Williams, George C. ISCELLANEOUS:—Armed Guard crew on S. S. Sobral, 1918; Bennetts; O. W. R.; Shipmates of S. S, Carlion and Farragut. A LIST of unclaimed manuscripts will be pub- lished in the January 10th and July 10th issues of Adventure, and a list of unclaimed mail will be published in the last issue of each month. AHEAD JANUARY SOTH ISSUE Besides the complete novel and the complete novelette mentioned on the second contents page of this issue the next Adventure will bring you the following stories: ACCORDING TO THE LAW Vengeance in Africa. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH Running the gantlet of the snowslides. MEN OF THE NIGHT A Four-Part Story Part Ill Again the masked Black Wolf justifies his name. YANKEE TRICKS In the days of privateers, THE SILVER FOX Crooked work in the snow-country. TO MAKE IT SELF-DEFENSE ‘ Gun-play in the West. THE BARRIER A storm at sea. F. A. M. Webster John McLoughlin Harvey Gordon Young Farnham Bishop Henry W. Patterson Raymond S. Spears Rolf Bennett 0)(0\) = (C@ (E@)