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Lost Trails IQI seek, therefor. cation in their ‘ 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 give your own name tf possible. ing contrary instructions, will be considered as intended for publication in fuli 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, forward mail through this office, assuming no responsibility We have arranged with the Montreal Star to give additional publi- ‘Missing Relative Column, 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. " weekly and daily editions, to any Except in case of relatives, MccuLLocn, MILAN E. Thirty-eight years, five feet ten inches,. weighs about 165 pounds. Graduate of Ames, Iowa, Agricultural College, taught there for a time, later for fourteen months was Examiner, Agricultural Department, Federal Civil Service Department, Washing- ton, D. C. During War was chemist in a chemical plant at Goldsboro, Md. Dec. 20th, 1919, he wrote his parents in Utica, N.Y. No trace since then. $60,000 awaits him. —Address E. EARLE AXTELL, Manager Masonic Service Bureau, Masonic Temple, Buffalo, N. Y. BeACcE. JOHN JACKSON. Born in Jackson County, Ala. Mother’s name was Elizabeth; brothers ‘Henry and, Calvin, sister Mollie. Went to Texas in the ’8os. I want to communicate with relatives.—Address S. J. BLACK, 2315 N. 11 Street, Philadelphia, Pa. POBONIE, GEORGE. Home in western part of Penn-' sylvania. Last fheard from was with the Supply Co., 69th Fieid Artillery, West Point, Ky., in September, 1918. If you see this, George, please: wae. Any information will be appreciated. —Address W. E. LEE, 107 W. Yates Street, East Syracuse, N. Y. L= EFFE, JACK ‘Five feet six inches. Discharged from Canadian Army in.1917. Served in 2nd_ Princess Pat's. Nicknamed in regiment ‘“‘Devil Jack.’ Was said to have left for India. Any news from him will be appre- _Giated.—WALTER VAN DUZEN, 988 Finlay Avenue, New “ork City, N. Y. JURLEY, JAMES. Last heard from at Milwaukee in 1916. Left there for construction job in Arkansas. jllows air construction work as foreman and has worked vn number of Chicago Foundation Co’s. contracts. In- formation will be appreciated by his brothers.—Address L. T. 437, care of Adventure. MA8ONEY, ARTHUR. Home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Please write, we lost your present address.—Address RALPH WILSON, 2916 Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. UCKER, LULU WILLIAMS. Last heard of in St. Louis, Mo., twenty years ago. Any information will see appreciated. .—Address MAy PARK, 4540 Gratz St., ila., Pa ENKINS, CHAS. WESTLEY. (Shorty.) Age about twenty- eight, five feet one or two inches tall, dark com- plexion. Last heard of in March, 1920, at Lugeville, Wis. Any information as ae his whereabouts will be appre- ete .—Address A. C. Jacoss, 811 Main St., Marinette, 1S OULD like to hear from Hefley, Linneman, Friday, ‘Hardy, Rainbolt, McClellan, Creighton or any of the gang that rode the No. 7 and No. II cars in 1918-1919. Lots of D-E-F and A men here.—Address JAs. R. STONE, care National Casket Co., Dallas, Texas. EEVES, JOHN R. Last heard from in Walnut Grove, Arizona, over thirty years ago. Was in El Paso, Texas before that time. His partner was A. A. Moore. Any information will be appreciated by his niece.—Address, L. T. 438, care of Adventure. Inquiries will be printed three times, then taken out. In the February 10th issue all un- found names asked for during the past two years will be reprinted alphabetically. WEN, JACK. My old pal. Last heard from in Fallon, Nevada, in 1913. At that time with his father, developing gold claim—Address CARL Goopwin, Box 111 Gallup, N. M. cCFARLAND, EDWARD. Last heard of at Beggs, Okla., on the Texas Oil Co. lease in Section 11-14-11. About five feet six inches in height, blue eyes, black hair, fair complexion and about twenty-three years old. Any information will be greatly appreciated.—Address C. VounGc, Norman, Oklahoma. ARD, WALTER G. Left home in March, rgr9. Was mess-sergeant at Camp Green, Charlotte, N. C. Age twenty-seven, height five feet four inches, light hair, blue eyes. Any information will be appreciated. ——Address Mrs. WALTER G. WARD, 403 S. Church Street, Charlotte, N. C. SMART, WILLIAM R._ Born_ in Caledonia, Ontario. Is about sixty years old. Last seen in Hamilton, Ontario, about thirty-five years ago. He was a railroad man then. If he is still alive I have important news for him. Any information will be appreciated.—Address ALEX LERMUuSIK, R. F. D. No. 6, Seattle, Wash. DATES. ALFRED THOMAS. Last heard of at en- trance of U.S. in World War, when he enlisted in the artillery at Oakland, Cals Any one knowing anything about him please communicate with his father—Address ALFRED THOMAS, Hospital, Veterans’ Home, Napa Co., Cal. ANE, EDWARD. Last heard of in White Oaks, New Mexico, in Spring of ’1920. Please write to your former El Paso friend. Have been assigned to San Do- mingo. Address.—Pvt. Jos—epH L. MCLAUGHLIN, Hdqtrs. Co., 15th Reg., 2nd Brigade, U. S. Marines, San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic. OOD, MARION. Husband. Age twenty-nine, height five feet ten inches, weight 160 pounds, blue eyes, light hair. Was wearing dark-gray suit, brown shoes, and carried a brown traveling bag. Right eye red from being burned from steam, and first finger on right hand stiff. Everything all right at home. Please write.—Address Mrs. M. Woop, 801 Commerce St., Shreveport, La. WRIGHT, CECIL. Last heard of in Winnipeg, Can- ada, where he worked as a chauffeur. Left for Los Angeles in 1914. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated.—Address G. G. MERRICK, 1018 E. Harvard St., Glendale, Cal. HARRIES or HARRIS, HUGH M. _ Last heard of in Detroit, Michigan about 1or2. Born in Winnipeg, Canada. Any information of his whereabouts will be ap- preciated by an old school friend.—Address G. G. MERRICK, 1018 E. Harvard St., Glendale, Cal. OCKWOOD, ROBERT L. Was on U.S. S. Woolsey, at San Diego, Cal., in April, 1920. Any one knowing his present whereabouts please write.—Address F. CG. WoL FE, Gen. Del., Kansas City, Mo. ILSON, ANNA, MARGARET, EDWARD. in Burt, Kossuth County, Iowa. farmed between Burt and Bancroft. Robert Wilson studied dentistry in Iowa City. Sam Wilson in Nebraska. The above persons were last heard from in 1890. Wm. Wilson left Cramps Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pa., on the S. S. Alemea for San Francisco. Any information con- cerning the above will be ap erected atic PHILIP FAUNCE, 4829 Mulberry St., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. Lived Alexander Wilson COMmiclboolk (C S (CO)