Adventure, December 1914 — page 225: what you’re looking at

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The Camp-Fire FRED SANDBERG, known on Great Lakes as ‘‘Ho- bart’’ in pos In Freetown, Sierra Leone, Africa, 1896. Left New York in bark Agathe 1898 with a Klon- dike party for Cook’s Inlet; placer mining on Birch Creek, Alaska, 1898-99. Supposed to have shipped in San Fran- cisco on American ship Servia for New York, Fall of rooo0. Any news will be gladly received by his old chum ‘‘Scotty.”’ —Address Dan McLeod, P. O., El Paso, Texas. S G. HOFFMAN, cook, any one knowing whereabouts. * Last heard from in Holdenville, Okla.; and Claude Sim- mores R. R. fireman and electrician, last heard of firing on O. & G. R. R. Southern Division.—Address F. M. Ben- son, U.S. S. Buffalo, care P. M., San Francisco, Cal. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. ALONZO BRADLEY, my father, disappeared from Wellsville, Mo., twenty-five years ago. § ft. Io in. in height; dark hair; hazel eyes; scar on chin; light beard if any. Information concerning his whereabouts wanted by daughter.—Address Mrs. MaBEt FISHER, Collierville, enn. HENRY GUHL, discharged Co. C, roth U. S. Inf., Nov. 22, 1902. Does any one know his present whereabouts. —Address M. A. Rose, St. James Hotel, Douglas, Ariz. LBERT POGODA, last seen in Zurich, Switzerland. Born in Berlin, Germany.—Address EMIL PFEIFFER, 30th Co., C. A. C., Ft. Worden, Wash. CARL COINER. Last heard from in Los Angeles and Pasadena. Father, President_of Gas Company.—Ad- arose WILLIAM SAUNDERS, 5562 Clemens Ave., St. Louis, Oo. J C. PENNEY, my son, 19 years old. Want present ad- ¢ dress. Left Vallejo, Cal.,on March 3, 1914. Does any one know his whereabouts?—Address M. E. PENNEY, II50 S. Western Ave., Chicago, IIl. : Inquiries will be printed three times. In the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. RALPH CARRICO please write to your old pal of five or six years ago.—Address W. M. Fox, Muskego, Wis., R. F. D. No. ro. : DONALD C. FAIRFAX, last heard of in Rio de Janei- ro. Probably with prospecting or revolutionary party in South America.—Address No. L. T. 251. BROTHER, last seen in 1909. Please write.—Address STEPHEN Epp, 101 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sco.’ REWARD will be given for the discovery, liv- ing or dead, of Professor Cecil F. Lavell (formerly of Teachers College, Columbia University, New York) of Ohio State University of Columbus, Ohio, who while travel- ing lost his memory and identity at Hamilton, Canada, Monday, Nov. 24, 1913. Missing ever since. Description: Age 41; height 5 ft. 10 in.; mole behind ear; teeth slightly gold-filléd; dark hair, thin on top, slightly gray; prominent ears; prominent bumps over eyes, hollow temples, small brown mustache; prominent wrist-bones; slim build, weight 150 lbs.; dark blue eyes, may be wearing glasses; may not have been shaved since being lost; had quiet, pleasant gentlemanly manner, excellent habits and high character. When lost wore suit of gray diagonal chev- iot, bought at Benjamin’s, 5th Ave., New York, or Da- vid’s, New York (name in coat pocket), also gray sweater coat; shoes, size 7 or 714; collar 1514; size of hat 71%, also had Ryrie gun-metal watch.—Address Mrs. C. F. LAVELL, 166 Walmer Road, Toronto, Canada. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. ~ ENNIS CHARLES O’CALLAGHAN, native of Scar- ~ riff, County Clare, Ireland. Graduate Rockwell Col- lege, Cahir, County Tipperary. Last heard of in Gold- field, Nevada, 1907.—Address M. P. O’CALLAGHAN, Athens, Ga. W D. (BILLY) ALT, formerly of Corpus Christi. Last heard from leaving Buenos Ayres for Chili.—Address. Burr SPRAGUE, 296 14th St., Milwaukee, Wis. 223 OLBROOK, ELMER H. Late of Marine Corps, U. S. S. Kansas, 1908. By trade a printing pressman; last heard of in Seattle, Wash., in September of ror3. If any brothers of Camp-Fire know anything of his where- abouts would confer a a favor by notifying a fellow wan- Se as Se ds . H., 2583a Mance St., Montreal, anada. RTHUR W. DIES, my husband; age 51; 5 ft. 9 in.; light complexion; wall fast; slightly stooped; felon scar on finger. Last heard of in Des Moines, Ia., June, 1911. —Address A. W. DIEs, Spring Valley, Minn. OHN MATTHEW DRENNAN. Last heard from in Mexia, Texas, firing on construction-train. Any infor- mation appreciated by sister—Address MARCELLA BEN- WARE, III5 Josephine St., Ft. Worth, Texas. Inquiries will be “printed three times. In the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. SAMUEL LEVY, left Philadelphia years ago. Went to Wilkesbarre, Pa., then to coal regions, upper Pennsyl- vania. Engaged in service Spanish American War, Philip- pines and Cuba. Want word. Write nephew. Older brother’s name, Harris.—Address Dr. J. LEvy, 2818 Frank- ford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. CORDIA GALLUP, my brother. Known as Leon Burt. Last heard from Salem, Ore., 1912.—Address R. H. GALLUP, 501 North 5th Avenue, Seattle, Wash. D®: WALKER C. PENNOCK, graduate Philadelphia Dental College 1905. Chummed with me 1903 to 1905 at 239 N. 18th St. Would like to learn whereabouts or hear from him.—Address Dr. J. LEvy, Dentist, 2818 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. J. TROUGHTON, moonlight and scenic artist; left J e San Diego, Cal., three years ago for Vancouver, B. C. —Address L. M. SYLVESTER, 936 Union St., San Diego, Cal. ABBEY OLSEN and Fred Beaver. If you see this, let me know where letter will reach you.—Address ARCADE STATION, Nashville, Tenn. Your pal Sandy. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. ALLAN H. OWEN, last heard of Milwaukee, Wis. Wor wanted by partner.—Address AL BERGER, Chickasaw Hotel, Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal. OHN MEISEL, of Newark, N. J., disappeared in New York City about three years ago. 5 ft. 9 in., brown air, dark complexion, 29 years old.—Address C. V. Rus- SELL, U.S. S. Utah, Box 2, care of P. M., N. Y. City. BARRETTE, MISS CORA MABEL, last heard of in San Bernardino, Cal. Married to Mr. E. L. Krushine. Information wanted by brother.—Address WALTER H. BARRETTE, Mare Islard, Cal. GEORGE H. STEPHENSON, lawyer, tast heard of at Bay St., Toronto. Any one knowing whereabouts please communicate.—Address L. T. No. 247. Inquiries will be printed three times. In the January and July issues all unfound back names will be printed again. ROSCOE THOMSON, of Miles City, my brother. 26; small build, brown hair and eyes. Last seen in Harlowton, Mont., October, 1912.—Address Mrs. IDA Born, 451 South 6th, East Salt Lake City, Utah. RAYMOND C. BOSSARD, of Kansas City. Last heard of from Atlantic City in 1913. Write your pal of Wilmington boat.—Address L. ALAN WRIGHT, 4907 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. M E. BRICE, president of oil-well companies, Beaumont, ¢ Texas, field in 1902.—Address L. T. No. 244. ARTHUR CHARLTON (baseball-player) formerly with Maplewood A. C., Yonkers. With me from Hastings to Uniontown on schooner ‘“Daisy.’’—Address NATHAN GOLDSTEIN, P. O. 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