Adventure Magazine, December 10, 1924 — page 203: what you’re looking at

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The Camp-Fire New York—23—Jamestown. W. E. Jones, 906 Jefferson St. 34—New York City. St. Mary’s Men’s Club, 142 Alexander Ave., Bronx, N. Y. C. 147—Y oungsville. Harry Malowitz, Youngsville House. 165—Saratoga. Wm. Marshall, Office No. 9, Chamber of Commerce Arcade. 177—Brooklyn. George Iverson, 306 Macon St. 185—Brooklyn. J.M.Canavan, 69 Bond St. 193—Niagara Falls. Roy conan 1155 Garret Ave. 194—Hadley. Mrs Chas. H. Black. 205—Newburgh. Jacques Teller, 5 Golden St. 215—George’s Sport S op 45 Main St., Yonkers. 226—Red Hook. P.W.E. Hart, The Silver Birch Shop, Albany Post Road, Dutchess Co. 233—Albany. R.N. Bradley, 84 Livingston Ave. 239—Brooklyn. Arthur Borchmann, 451 Rodney St. North Carolina—133—Pine Bluff. N. Steve Hutchings. 159—Waynesville. Harry M. Hall, 720 Walnut St. 92—Biltmore. C. Marshall Gravatt, Felstone Co. 255—Tryon. Howard Shannon. North Dakota—206—Fairmount. Frank Kitchener, Rich- land Hotel. Ohio—58—Cleveland. J. F. Thompson, Pharmacy, 9505 Denison Ave. 52—Ulrichsville. Anthony Sciarra, 329 W. Fourth St. 63—Ulrichsville. Chas. F. Burroway, 312 Water St. 75—Columbus. Chas. W. Jenkins. 54 S. Burgess Ave. 113—Buena Vista. Geo. T. Watters. 166—Toledo. Frank P. Carey, 3267 Maplewood Ave., or wherever his Ford happens to be. 207—Columbus. Tod S. Raper, 77 Taylor Ave. 241—Cincinnati. D. W. Davidson, 1414 Vine St. Community 242—Bellefontaine. Harry E. Edselle, 328 Plum- valley St. 263—Toledo. F. P. Carey, Box 143, Station A. 264—Toledo. S.G. La Plante, 1820 Dunham St. Oklahoma—s57—Haskell. Roy Holt. 225—Shawnee. A. M. Postlethwaite, 521 N. Beard St. 234—Blackwell. H. W. Willis, 204144 N. Main St. Oregon—4—Salem. D. Wiggins. Pennsylvania—20—Philadelphia. Wm. A. Fulmer, 252 S. Ninth St. : 21—Braddock. Clarence Jenkins, Union News Co. 24—Philadelphia. Alfred A. Krombach. a 59 _N. Eighth Street, and Spring Mills Station, P.& R. Ry. Co., Montgomery County. 78—Pittsburgh. Peter C. Szarmach, 3030 Brereton St. 100o—Philadelphia. Veterans of Foreign Wars, 926 N. atst St. 182—Greensburg. Don Frederick Wermuth. 224—Oil City. J. M. Blair, 608 W. Front St. 247—Pittsburgh. J. F. Lichtenhaler, 224 Swope St. 248—Philadelphia. Carl D. Charles, 214 East St., Wissahickon. 261—Shippensberg. The Chronicle, 12 South Earl St. South Dakota—179—Fairburn. Jesse K. Fell, Custer County Press. ‘ 270—Centerville. C. H. Hornbeck. The Centerville Journal. South Celina 2h Chesiceton J. H. Keener, 346 t ing St. 97—Charleston. J. W. Mette, Navy Yard. Tennessee—105—Knoxville. C. G. Pruden, 2024 Rose ve. Texas—33—Houston. J. M. Shamblin, 4805 Oakland St. 123—San Juan. D. L. Carter, Box 436. 134—Breckenridge. Joe Randel, 226 Baylor Avenue. 148—Port Arthur. tie C. Cornwell, 215 Eighth St. 174—San Angelo. E. M. Weeks, 24 West Eighth St. 183—South San Antonio. J. F. Nicodemus, Box 111, So. San Antonio Transfer. 218—Fort Worth. Robert Lentz, R No. 6 Box 73. 208—San Angelo. E. M. Weeks, 24 West 8th St. 271—Harlingon. H.C. Jennings, Box 324. Utah—157—Salt Lake City. Ned Howard, 127 N. St. Virginia—108—Cape Charles. Lynn Stevenson, P. O. Ox 26. 219—Richmond. Wm. Meek, 104 S. rst St. py satington 1 lone, A.S. Albert, Albert's Billiard Hall. 61—Burlington. Judge B. N. Albertson, Fairhaven Ave. 83—-Seattle. Chas. D. Raymer, Raymer’s Old Book- Store, 1330 First Ave. : 154—Mt. Vernon. Miss Beatrice Bell, Western Washington Auto Club. : 15s—Olympia. B.F. Hume, Commercial Club Rooms. 172—Snnnyside. Mark Austin. 196—Arlington. F. T. Herzinger. : 220—Sultan. George W. Snyder, Main St., opp. Post Office. ; . West Virginia—45—-Huntington. John Geiske, 1682 Sixth st I8I Wisconsin—41— Madison. Frank Weston, 401 Gay Bldg. 138—Tomahawk Lake. Mrs. J. S. Hughson, Hugh- son's Resort. Australia—39—Melbourne. William H. Turner, ‘*Wol- woling’” Keen St. Northcote; and Carters’ and Drivers’ Union, 46 William St. 76—Victoria. Chas. M. Healy, 30, The Avenue, Windsor Post, Dist. No. 8. 130—Brisbane. H. V. Shead, Sutton St., Kangaroo Pt. 235—Sydney. Phillip Norman, 842 Military Road, Nosman, Newtown. Belgium—131—Antwerp. Reuben S. James, Place de l’Entrepot 3. Bermuds George’s. Fred C. Taylor, Wain- right Cottage. British eno eae oe Jack O'Shea, Ryan ldg. pias PER ee A. Johnson, 552-3 Hastings St. Canade—3h yore Sound, B. C. C. Plowden, Plowden ay. 84— White Rock, B. C. Charles L. Thompson. 22—Burlington, Ontario. T. M. Waumsly, Jocelyn Bookstore. 4—Dunedin, P. E. Island. Ww . N. Berrigan. 29 Deseronto: Ontario. Harry M. Moore, The Post eekly. 45—Norwood, Manitoba. Albert Whyte, 84 La Riviere St. 30—Winnipeg, Man. Walter Peterson, The Carleton Hotel, 216 Notre Dame Avenue. OF ctor Ontario. George L. Catton, 94 Met- calfe ot. 85—Oshawa, Ontario. J. Worral, 6% King St. E. 102—Amherst, Nova Scotia. Lloyd E. MacPherson, 5 Belmont St. a4 ee Alberta. Leonard Brown, 33-34-17 4M. 178—Moncton. N. B. Chas. H. McCall, 178 St. George St. 221—Montreal East. M. M. Campbell, 95 Broadway. 249—Fallowfield, Ontario. Ernest Armstrong. eee Ste. Marie. James McDonald, 504 Queen t. E. Canal Zone—37—Cristobal. F. E. Stevens. 156—Ancon. Arthur Haughton, Box 418. China—222—Tientsin. Dr. George W. Twomey, 43 Rue de France. : : Cuba—15—Havana. Ricardo N. Farres, Dominquez, 7 erro. 175—Miranda, Oriente. Volney L. Held. Egypt—173—Khartoum, Sudany. W. T. Moffat, Sudan Customs. Hawaiian Islands—170—Leilehua, Oahu, Chateau Shanty. 272—Honolulu, Hawaii. Hubert T. Miller, Room 4, Silent Hotel. Honduras, C. A.—32—Galeras, Olancho. Dr. Wm. C. Robertson. 70—La Ceiba. Jos Buckly Taylor. India—197—Calcutta. W. Leishman, 46 Wellesley St. Mexico—68—Guadalajara, Jal. W. C. Money, Hotel Fenix, Calle Lopez, Cotilla Nos. 269 a 281. Navy—71—U. S. Arizona. Elmer E. McLean. Newfoundland—132—St. John’s. P. C. Mars, Small- wood Bldg. Porto Rico—46—Ensenada. M. B. Couch, P. O. Box 5. Philippine Islands—198—Manila. W. W. Weston, a Rama Bldg. 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