New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
BABY GIRL MAY
BRING C0E BACK
Family Hopes Little One
Will Win Where Stand
ard Oil Failed.
,F,or star Correspondent o, Tie Tribune

Boston, March 21.-The call OF a
baby girl twenty-four hours old is eX-
pectcd to DO what the expenditure OF
thousands Of dollars and the world
wide organization Of the Standard OiI
Company have failed to accomplish
bring back Henry Clarke Coe, jr, 70
the home from which he mysteriousiy
disappeared on January 30 last.
The baby born in the Coe apartment
Yesterday afternoon is his, and. accord
inr to the yod4g mother, as told by A.
A. Ainslcc, her grandfather, has her
fathers eyes She weighs nine pounds
and is vigorous and healthy. Mrs. Coe
is doing we'll. better than might be eN-
pcctcd Of ono who has suffered as she
has the last few weeks.
cor course" said Grandfather Aims
loo this afternoon. "she longs for her
husband al this, the ono time in d
,roman's life that she most needs her
mate. But she is accomplishing The
LITTLE girl is something OF phlloso-
nbcr She feels her misfortune, but
She aporeciates her blessing and real
ilcs that she might be much worse on.
And her baby is a comfort to her.
Naturally. She has pot been allowed to
talk much. but shc feels that perhaps
the BABY will hiring the boy back.
"That's the way VIC all feel about 1t
that is, if he's alive.
CAS- 70 that, we know as much now
as We did the day he left here, Janu-
arv 30. TO attend meeting at the
Roston Offices of the Standard OH Com
panv We have combed the United
States. Canada and Europe, looked up
scores Of clcws and leads, but we nave
not traced him beyond ttat door. lie
left lust as you viii !eave. That's all
we know.
we have developed no reason, cr-
cusc or explanation for his leaving
There is no reason why he should nave
lcft. lie had money enough for all ms
noods He had future with the stand
ard Oil Company. whose president Is
his friend. He was getting thorough
training in the business. There was
not a. has been most cruelty stated
snotbor woman in the case-not hint
0f ono in the weeks that have passed
NOT q single thing ono intending 20 go
away might have taken has been
missed. II remains absolutely DIack
mystery. All VIC can say IS Find MN
"Presumably the birth of ms niue
Girl may bring him back If he's alive
and hears Of il. That IS his VIE 5
hope; that is ours. ,,,,..
il developed to-day that IN addition
70 the search by the Burns agency a
local institution not TO be confused
With William J. Burns's organization
that the selling and manufacturing or
carnations Of the Standard Oil Com
many and its subsidiaries and Its trade
allies have been enlisted in the search
for Coe Through them word OF his
d;sannearapcc has been carried, or Is
now on its way, to the remote places
of tho earth. Wherever there are
white men oil is used IN one form OF
another: there are Standard ON agents
wherever oil is found. On this power
therefore. more reliance Is put than on
detectives. now that the routine work
sucb as searching hospitals and other
nublic institutions, has failed of re-
suits.
II Coo is alive it is felt that sooner
or later he will get into touch with the
oil trade. II is the one business that
he knows. Hence the orders from 20
Broadway TO find HIM.