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W.: Butterfield, M E.; Bryon, J.; Cadwallader, John Richard: Calvert, F.; : Cantrell, oe ; Capes, Albert; Carr, J ohn; Carpenter, Capt, Robert S.; ‘Center Jack: Champlain, Geo. W.; Chart- A: “Chink’ *- Clark, Ernest S.; Clements, John; Coles, Bobby; Crobett, Fred P.: - Coleman, J: J.; Collins, J. .; Connor, A. M.; Cook, Eliott D.; Cook, Wm. N. Cor- oral; Courtland Victor; Crozier, W. Al; Dalton, Fred; avis; De Brissac, Ricardo; Dennis, F. C,; Dector, Hath- erine; Donovan, Anna Lyle; a Wm.; Drake, "Homer B.: - Drake, Miss Jean; Edwards dgar; Erwin, Phil; yg Set. ames M.; Fossum, Ral h; Franklin, R Fisher, Sz me Geo. A.; Garlick, "Clyde W.: Carson,’ Ed. Grahame, Arthur W.; Greene, L.’E.: - Grimm, H Sty aod Pr. Bx torm, Harmon, Richard A.: Harriss, Walter j.; Haskins, S. “. Hoff, Dan; Hooker, "Wm. ie H 3, Frank E.; ; Hunt, Daniel O’ ‘Connell; Iverson, Geo. Ls , Thomas L:3 J ackson, R James, Dan; Kelly, C.- a- ‘ohler, Lloyd; Kuckaby, te Francis; "Lange, Larisey, Jack; ‘Larrett, acces? PS La Sonn, Fred Mrs.; “et m. R.; Lekki Michael: » McGovern -; McKaughan, Robert g.. Makee. A. L.; ‘McLane, A tod Viahon, T.A.; McNair, Henry S.; Mackintosh, pt. A.; MacDonald, James; Marut, Ret; May, E. C.; Miller, Walter; Minor, John; Moore, Robert; ‘Moore, Ted: Nelson L.; North, Mrs. M. - Nylander, Towne, J.; Ogden, Carl M.; O’Hara, jock; Seas C. Hi: Parker, G. A.; ae D. C.; Phill a Buffington; Pigeon, A. M.; Posner, Geo, A - Rhines, - Rich, Bob, Wagner; Raymond, c ot Roe, Mrs. Vinwier Rogan, "Chas. B.; - Roycroft, Lloyd G.; Rutherford, May (Mr.); R be Ji: "St. Clair, Fred; Schaffer. i Schen, Walt Schmid dt, Geo; Seville, Mrs. A. L - Service, Robert: Sloan Ch. A.; Simonds, Frank W.; Slaght, E. Clive; Smith, C. O.; Smith, Mrs. Kenneth; Sorensen, Wm. Neil: Starr, Teds Stevens, ‘Albert A. Mrs.; Stewart, E. J.: Stocking, C - Stonway, Sens Strong Mr.; Sullivan, ‘Walter: Tice st W.; Tobin, ‘Kathryn Thaxter, Kenneth: Van Tassel, Harry; Van Tyler, i Varner, C. W.; Von Gelucke, Byron; Ward, Frank B.; Warren, C. Chester: Watkins, E. ‘Webb, "Charles N.; Werner, Bert; Williaths, Grover; ‘Wott Roy; Williams, Frank 8.; ; Wright, Charles J.3 Mendelson, " Alick: W.S.-XV 348; C. GAC: S:- T. 'W. S33 “Lonely Jack" : yoy J. C. H.; 308; W. A. H. = ele, ENSEBE. Father and sons, Ernest, Leo, Arthur and George. Any information regarding them will be appreciated.— WILFRED J. LACHAPELLE, 120 Hyde Street, San Francisco, California, . C. N. Letter received. Everything séttled ‘back here. Write. Send money when you can. Cast. hes CHARLES. Native of Pennsylvania. Last heard from about 1912 in Valier, Moritana. Mother died in 1917 and his share of estate still being | by court. Any news of him will be gratefully received by his sister—Mrs. Etuet R. Crease, 400 East Union Street, Nauticoke, Penna. ne. GEORGE W. We are living at 418 H. , N. E., Washington. Write or come and see “spe men AND ALL. Nore—We offer this department of the “ of our readers who wish to cat fr: eset ‘eneiia from whom the years have separated them. For the benefit of the friend you seek, give your own name if possible. taining contrary instructions, will be considered as intended for publication in full with inquirer's name, in this department, at our discretion. We reserve the 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 disere- tion in all matters pertaining to this department. ‘party named below. The person sought was raised in dress—H. LOST TRAILS »-Fire” free of charge to those old friends or acquaintances All inquiries along this line, unless con- Give also your own full ad- dress. We will, however, forward mail through this office,assuming no respon- sibility therefor. We have arranged with the Montreal Star to give additional publication in their ‘Missing Relative Column,” weekly and daily editions, to any of our inquiries for persons last heard of in Canada. latives, inquiries from one sex to the other are barred. Except in case of re- McturnaL JAMES, or any of his family: When last heard of, had retired from the steel business and was living in Omaha. His son, also james, was a civil engineer who planned a number of bridges i in Washington. His wife died when I was six years old. Anyone knowing my father’s people, address—CHARLES J. McTuRNAL, care of Adventure. ANCE, ANDREW. Home in Florida. Your old shipyard friend would like to ae from you. Jacke sonville, Fla., 1918. Address—J. C. Fineu, care of L. O. O, M., 533 F. St., San Diego, Calif, Last CORBIN, A. W., of Tampa, ‘Fla. and Isie of Pines. heard from in New ort, Kentucky, ould howe in Cali- fornia. Your old ship-fitter friend as 6 ies from you, Address—J. C. Fincn, eare of L. , san Diego, ENARD. I should like ‘to find my sister's children, Claud and Irven Renard, age thirty-two and thirty. Both born at Rector, Clay County, Ark. Their mother’s maiden name was Nannie Taylor, their father’s name was -Charles Renard. Their mother died in 1898. boys went to Portland, Oregon, about 1912, where ppd cs were last heard from in Lots. would be appreciated by their aunt—Mrs. DALL 800 South 3rd Street, Rogers, Ark. Sa SAMUEL, I would like to find my brother have not seen since Iwasa girl. Few months ago as ed word from Mexican official that he was in Mexico in 1922. He has been in the western and southern states many years. -Went Westlater. Address—Mrs. HARRIET BANKS,'53 Mosher Street, New Bedford, Mass. McLovecHuin, PETER. Left his home in Buffalo, New York about thirty-one years ago. Was sup- posed to have gone to Alaska. Any information soncern- ing him be appreciated by his sister—Mrs. Prep HOoMESLEY, Libby, Montana, Box 187. ELL, HARRY. Son of J. W. and Persis A. formerly of 5503 South Park Avenue, Los A Calif., and at one time in the. cigar business at 122 N. St., Los Angeles. Can learn something of interest to an bearing upon his father's estate by communicating —_— the . O'NeIL, Room 808, ees City, New Mexico. 112 W. 9 Street, Los Angeles, Calif. ee GEORGE (Shorty). Last heard of in Gib- Ne Nov — 1924. ‘Any information will ps appreciated by his bud dy. Address—J AMES HaAr- RISON, 149 High Street, Fitéhburg, Mass. X-MARINES. Anyore who served with the Seventh Company fitfall regiment during 1919 and ae until September, 1922, are asked to write to their old buddy. V.H. R. m care of this magazine. MUNROE. Any person who was acquainted with the family of Christina ‘Munro g the years of 1878- 79 in Glasgow or thereabouts, please communicate—H. Lasiie, Box 226, G. P.'O., Melbourne, Australia. IgI Any information rent IMMS, Bae CHARLES C. ‘Lived at ror8 South 60 Street, —— Penna. Mother a I are alone and emia iate a letter. Address—Pansy E. Boston, 612 West MRiith Street, Wilmington, Del. econ — to me at once. Children teft Sic in b Get letter rams. Adventure office. Hur. LOTS ecomicbooks.com