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New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

Wounded, Degree Undetermined
.slnONDS, Francis. heut., 20 West Eighth
street. NeD York City
BOSICK. Joseph. 492 Tenth Avenue. New
CERONE. James, Port Chester. n. y.
GROEL, William, Newark. N. j.
HEATING. George v. pIainteld, N j.
KRAMER, Herman H.. 23o Oakland Street,
MAlzEO, Louis. 2ss West sixtieth Street
New York City.
M'ELRoY, William. 1ss Hill Street, Brook
MEpRELL. Joseph. Jersey City Heights
=, j.
o'HARA, James j., 651 Evergreen Avenue
RTcHARDELLI. Charles. 561s Seventh
Avenue, Brooklyn.
SCHMIDT. Randall, 674 East 13sth Street
sTRoEHER. John f.. 277i Atlantic Ave
SWEET. Eugene, Newark N. }.
ERpING. Harry, sal West 161st Street
VELSOR, Earle E.. Bayberry Point, rslip
~ Y.
Wounded Slightly
KNIGHT. Pad H.. lieut.. 541 Vest Ihsrty-
Jrsrth Street. NetD York C,ty
AJ.TSCHUL, Isadore, Ss40 Crawford Street,
DlTTRicH. Henry j.. sgt. 472 East lSeth
street, New York City -
FISHER, Harry. East 1l3th Street New
FORK City
FRAN. John r. sgt. New Rochelle,
\. Y.
FRANZ. Rudolph A. 417 East Seventy
4;ghth Street. New York City.
FLAHERTY. Michael j.. III East Sixty
sIth Street. New York City.
GORDON. Samuel. sgt, ia West Twenty
.lird Street, New York City.
GIBBS. Robert a., 1856 McDougal Strret.
GRAFT Charles A., ASS East 1seth Street,
New York City.
;;Tooayn
,>cw York City.
uAYMAN. Arthur. 1ol Audubon Avenue,
,e~ York City.
HERR, Lawrence. lS1 Reade Street, New
IL City.
ION Es5. Sylvester. Flushing, N. y.
"A SALADA. Antonio, 314 East loSth
: ret, New York City.
-i'CORMACK. Thomas, 1922 Atlantic Ave
-, Hrooklyn.
T'GlE, Robert j.. 1s1 Butler Street,
o'BRlEN. Joseph p, 57s1 Broadway. New
I.ERY. Harry j., s22 Fifty-ninth Street,
'.1uhiyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
NeW York City and Vicinity

SQUEGILA. Angelo, COS, Metropolitan Ave
nue., brooklyn.
sOLAZZO, Giuseppe. 677 De Kalb Avenue,
VETTERLEIN. Harry. 357 Twenty first
Street Brooklyn.
WILSON. George, Floral Park N. Y.
NEW YORK:
ME7ZGER, John. lieut.. Yala,t UtD.
BAUER, Frank, Rochester ,Ml.
BOHAN, William j., sgt, Newburgn (Wl.
CLEAR, Maurice j., Glen Falls tW).
CRANDALL, Ralph. Mayville tW).
DAVIDSON. Harry. Poughkeepsie (W).
FLt.MMING, ernest o., Newburgh (Wl
FRANK, Edw. A., sgt, Poughkeepsie (Wl.
FAY. James D.. sgt. n. Troy (Wl.
fASSANO, William. Marine Harbor lWl
CERLACH, Sigmund, Buffalo ,Wl.
IfARDENBURG, Peter. Buffalo (W).
HYDE, Clarence D.. Westfield (Wl.
MACK. Lester. Sterlin9vlle (W).
MARROLD. Carl Narrowsburg (Wl.
MORRISSEY. Edward r., Buffalo tMl.
MULLEN William c., Rochester (Wl.
NEVILLE, Homer. FultonNille % d..
O'BRIEN, Robert j., Buffalo (W,
PLESkA, Peter. Lackawanna (W).
RICHARD James. southampton tWl
WANGLER. John G.. Liverpool (M).
WOHNHART. John. Syracuse (Wl.
YOUNG, Charles, Huntington (Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Aypy .or
PATRIOTIC SEKvICE-G GOVERNMENT WORK
Absolutely pcrnenen. positions. with many
opportunities for advancement.
TounS women, 16 70 % years o. age, wanted
for telephone operating.
"soLDIEEs OBJ THE SWITCHBOARD"
50 % So per week nrst four weel, Will,
learning the business in Manhattan,
Bronx and RrooAlya.
$3.50 to sl2.so per veei, within tie n.r.
'eW weeks. according TO tours OF duty
aa,igucd. Frequent increases th,re.ttsr
No experience Necessary
5000 health. eyesisht and hearing
Employee, are especially well cared for.
Insns sick benefits. vacations with ray
pensions, superior environment and de-
lighttul quarters % 3 hour ~..sinf
dag.
Apply between . A NJ and 6 p. NJ.
Manhattan ::....,.5s W Houston IL
Miss Ii. Il. ScAritt
Miss NJ. r Murray ~
NIW YORK. TELEPHONE COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
BIRTHS

SCCDAMORE- Sir. and Mrs Herbert v.
Scudamore, Greenwich. Conn, October ~,
son.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

SPANIER- Thursday morning, October ~
Samuel Spanicr in his 2ath year eiovo'
husband Of sara Suchmap slaneF' o' aa ,n-
fuenzs and pneumonia. at his home' -''
East llGth ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

hAiSER Thursday. October 81. Car,,;.
nee Winterbauer' wife of John R'os,ne Kn 7.
ay on iE0m sstnrsr stS Tss.idsncs s 1899 % aoSR
Greenwood Cemetery. -"'erment
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

MEN WANTED IN WHOLESALE DRUG NoL So
GENERAL. LABORING WORK PERMANENT;
ADVANCEMENT 81 FULTON ST. LICENSED
nv
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

Sarah Wilcts, widow Of Caleb
w. Shepherd, on fourth day. tenth month.
thirtieth. Funeral ut rrie.ds Meeting
House. SchermcrhoIn. St. BROOKLYN or
second day. eleventh month. fourth, at !"
a III NAndly omit no3era.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

BADE-John D.. aged S. beloved husband
of Lecnora .nee Nlockel and fond father
OF John Il. Service a. German Masonic
Temple go East 10th st. Sunday. : p. N.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

FEW SMITH At her home. a Central av.,
Newark, n. j., on Thursday, October 81,
Jean Allan Hendig', wife Of Joseph Pew
smith. NJ. .. funeral service and inter
nlent private.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Missing in Action
.ttW I OF NFIJ.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined

oEoNsrcK. William, SIC Beck Street,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

WANTEI
TTsAINAIXN
and
STAT1ONAfyA.
ASee Il to 55
SUBWAY and ELEVATED
Divisions
INTERBOROUGB
Rapid TRANSIT CO
Apply
"a. " 70 8 Y. N. Daily. except SUNDAY
1856 Eroadvay--Eoom 1853
- Eas. 22nd St.
JS CooVcr Square.
lt9,l st. end 3rl Ave.
l2t.h st. nud lcnox Ave.
56th st. aad Lexington Ass
S7.h st. and ord Ave-
Licensed By L. S. L. s pcr.ni. No. o.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

DIFFY-on October %. 1918. Beatrice
Duffy. at her sisters residence. 100 West
SD st. Funeral services Saturday morn
ing, 9 80. Holy Trinity Church. SD ST..
near Broadway. Interment Calvary Gene
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

LADD-iiewlett Scud6cr Ladd. hush.s,
Marjorie scoilay Ladd and son Of f'si,'0 Mr. ,S, 9,
Mrs. Nathaniel Lsdd, in his astl ,.s, VA and
brooklyn. \. Y. Funeral priv,ts 'esf' Ear At
do not send flowers "'hcis
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

GROTHEER-Sud Suddenly, at his residence,
1883 Webster av.. on Wednesday. October
30. 1918. John y. Grotheer. beloved hus-
band of Mamie GrotheeY lnec Dodti. in his
46th year. Relatives and friends and the
various societies Of which the deceased was
II member respectfully invited to attend
Ills funeral from the Elks' Home, Grand
Concourse and Burnside av.. Bronx on
sunday, November 3, at . ?. N. Autolno-
bile cortegc.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

SEABURY-At her residence. A. Terrace
av.. Hampstead. \. y, lane Haf. widow
OF Charles II. SeabuT7 Funeral from the
csidence on Sunday, November .. at
j.. m
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

ORD DERBY NIGHT MATCIMAN, with hospital cI-
pcrienco preferred: good salary; room and board
references required. Apply - st. Marks Place, cltY
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

into eternal rest on Thurs
day October 81 1918, Regina, widow Of
leorold. aged 90. Funeral from her late
residence. 54s West 164th st, at 10 a. NJ.
lntermcnt at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
NinIl,. omit Ao,,.o..u :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
DER 7INENT
= a Il a q z Apis

L
"a
the effort tho
.
Of
Will
decided
men BIZ he league In n
Northwest baseball
IN
erstwhne Pacific Coast
G l. L. do
Of
population Of viii
official which
government 1910
Judge of proposed
figured that without Portland the Cali
coast hown
the changes
Northwestern petition
national
which is expected to be held in February
showed lot Of other things orega didn't Of
OICK Portland hockey
~ Mudoon Of
for the
With Foyston Seattle holding
from the Canadian authorities and
Irwin should be allowed the privilege
Muldoon.
Irwin has a exemption by
but
The oregasommers
watched
Here
Hutchson the nbcks
to do the rest
always
and wresters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Ortega Is
Tough Lad
in Battle

After n weeks rest from his bout
with Al sommers In Portland. one
Of the fieroest seen In the Rose City
for many moons. Battling ortega
again took up his training today at
the Austin a Salt gym for his melee
with Frank Farmer Friday.
Jimmy Duffy was also on the job
both under the guiding hand Of
Tommy Simpson. the silent siren OF
West Oakland.
"ortega IL just a Md: no champion
or anything like that. you under
stand" said Simpson. but he Is one
OF the best prospects on the Coast.
and win get there some day. He
doesn't know anything but fight.
from the minute he gets into the ring
until he In out OF II again"
Jimmy Duffy. who was seen here
about year ago at Drearnland,
has grown heavier and gained more
experience since his appearance here.
His latest victory was a six round
win over Frankie Tucker In Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Crucial Hockey Mix
to Be Staged Here
on Wednesday Night
by Condo.
Outbursts of Everett True.

o.
Every the Mnionaircs invade Seattle and attack tho Metopo
"Wednesday.
n
Portland referee
II will
~
and prepared to go he route n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Track Men
Are Oregon
Need Now

EUGENE. Jan. 2s-coaeh hin
Hayward paints n gloomy picture
when he talks Of orcgon'H prospects
In track and field athletics during
the coming spring. and the days OF
the first workouts under the shcd
and on IN. indoor track are fas,
drawing near.
Like every other lin. Of sport this
year. there IL a depressing scarcity Of
veterans To defend th. Varsity colorn
In the rprints and distances. jump
Ing and weight events With the er-
ccpton Of Corcczky. every man who
has heretofore contributed toward
keeping tho lemon. yellow flying
from the championship pole has
clthes graduated or left school TO
enlist. And there In only "A bare
chance that this lone veteran viii
bc able to don the spikes. Gorecxky
10 not fully recovered from a recent
serious illncss. and will not turn out
until late. ~ ut all
Foster Only One
Hank" Foster. OF last years fresh
man team. II the one man in school
in whom Hayward can see any indi.
cations Of promise. but the coach
who has more championships behind
him than any other Coast trainer. Ia
hoping for the appearance Of a
shady horse" or two when the first
call in sounded next week. Another
handicap with which he viii have
TO contend IN the lack OF time that
tho students have 20 devote to a,h.
ietics. Practically every minute out.
side Of class periods is being given
To military courses.
"A track team cannot be made In
single day" said Hayward. land
when the call comes want every
man who can put one foot before the
other To respond. O. A. c. has
already called her team into action.
and their recruits are backed By a
number Of old men. II the men will
come out regularly and give me
everything there IN In them I will
make team"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
HACKERS OF SUNDAY
BASEBALL HAVE HOPE

Backers OF Sunday baseball for
New York. already introduced In the
Gotham legislature. are convinced
that the measure Will pass. The
bill. II II becomes n law. will allow
professional and amateur baseball In
the Empire state after 2:30 y. m. on
Sundays. Thousands of New York
fans have written letters to legis-
lators asking that the bin be given
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
SEE END OF TRAINING
TRIPS TO SUNNY SOUTH

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Basebail
men here see in the request OF man.
ayers and magna;cs that their play
ers take daily exercise thru the
winter. the end OF some Southern
training trips. They pointed out
that Il In the first time such n re-
quest has ever been made. and q
is predicted will turn out to be the
forerunncr OF drastic change in the
old luxurious junkets South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
BLACK DIAMOND TEAM
plSAPPOlNIS SOCCERlTES

Once again soccer fans were d.
appointed Sunday. when thcy waited
in vain at Liberty park for the Black
Diamond squad TO put in tn appear.
ance TO take on the Skinner q Ed6y
squad. The Ames crew defeated H.
Dry Dock club. 5 to o. While eho
Duthies were trimming CaroonA1ap
4 to !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
RASSlERS CAN'T MEET
ON NEW YORK MATTRESS

IL Earl Caddock and Wladeck
Zbyszko meet for the heavyweight
wrestling championship OF the world
IL will be In Des Molnes. The big
grapplers were matched for n New
York bout recently. but II was an
nounced at Camp Dodge, where
Caddock is an orderly to Gen. Getty.
that Caddock would not be per
mitted to go to New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
BAKER AND F0llRICH
HIGH GUNS AT SHOOT

With 10 out OF possible so.
George Baker and HI Follrich led
the trapshooters Sunday at the
initial shoot OF the season. Thirty.
five enthusiasts were out. among
them several new devotees OF the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Grew Call IS
ISSUED at ''O''
BY ALTMAN.
BY AHERN.


Despite the fact that California
has as yet failed to determine
whether IL viii have a crew the
coming season or not. Coach Ed
Leader has issued call for Wash
ington recruits to turn out next
Monday.
There ~ not veteran left in tho
college. II will be case OF building
a new machine, as II was with foot.
ball and basketball this year .or
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
Sol Metzger Loses Out
as Coach at Wash. Jeff.

Sol Metzger, former q, A. c. foot.
ball coach. has lost his job as foot.
ball tutor at Washington and Jeffer.
son az n result OF that institution
going back TO the graduate system
OF coaching. Metxger is now In the
army, however. and hasn't much
football on his mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
WISCONSIN JUMPER IS
NEW CHAMPION ON skis

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.--Thousands OF
spectators. standing to their knees
In snow, Sunday saw Lars Haugen,
Chippewa Falls. Wis. ski jumper.
relieve Ragnar Omtvedt OF the
championship title with jump OF
l25 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
ENLISTED MEN HAVE
BIG PLACE IN MEET

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.--The annual
games OF the New York Athletic
club viii be held March % in the
22nd regiment armory, here. II was
announced today. Most OF the events
will be for enlisted men. Only few
events will he open TO regularly reg
istered A. A. u. men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
NIT NOTES
Quite y treat for Tommy Simpson

Quite . treat for Tommy Simpson.
this trip 10 the Northwest Tommy
is real dyed in the.wooi native son.
Reports from the suburb near Mt.
Rainier. are TO the effect that Frank
Farmer In putting In some strenuous
efforts In his training for Battling
ortcga-
Tho boys say Ort~ga Is . regular
knock 'rm. pink In hts own little
town. We noticed he wore a buckle
on his overeoat. and everything.
Expect Mick King and Eddie
Carnpl to come breeding in any time
now. Both are reported on their
way.
a fight club nj Tulsa, Okla. has
offered a purse Of $4,000 for n match
between Pete Herman. bantam.
weight champion Of the world. and
Pal Moore. $4,000 to go TO the win.
ner and 1900 TO tho loser. As the
club insists on decision. the match
will probably fall thru. as Herman
viii not consent TO that
Harry Anderson and George 1nEie
are "rarin'" for n chanc. TO get nj
Frankie Farren.
Leo IIouck says he wants bout
with Eddie campi. when the Coast
featherwcight champ lands In town.
Uouck had Adolph Scharht and
cuff Harrison out golfing sunday.
More favorable comment and mcbbe
a few close ones after that
Every time Doc" Thomas takes
In a mitt singing meet. he does more
fighting than the lads In the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
BOBBY M'LEAN HOLDS
SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP

ST. PAUL. Jan. 2s.--Bobby Nc
Lean. Chicago. worlds champion
skater, still holds his title today.
Oscar Mathiesen failed TO take the
crown In a championship two-mile
race yesterday. when Mclean glide1
20 a new record OF 5:38 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
SlSlER HAS Wartime
CONTRACT WITH BROWNS

George sisler, the star Of the st.
Louis Browns. Is the only team
member who has an old contract.
Thirty.four new contracts. many
showing salary cuts under 1911,
were mailed out last week. Sisier
has another season to play on n
threc-year agreement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
CANADIAN SPORTSMAN
PURCHASES MARATHON

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Capt J. X.
L. Ross. Canadian sportsman. has
purchased the stallion Marathon for
a price reported today to have been
$50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
ATHLETICS STINGY WITH
COIN, SAYS FITZGERALn

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. as
Justin Fitzgerald. speedy outfieidcr
Of the Seals. has returned unsigned
the contract sent him by the Phillies.
which club drafted him last fall.
Fftz says the salary offered is ride
ulous. and he will refuse to accept
IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
GAME ENDS IN A TIE

CAMP LEWIS. Jan. 2s.-The soc.
Ger game here Sunday between the
returned soldiers OF Vancouver. u.
c.. and the cantonment squad. end.
ell in n 3-3 tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
EX-CUB SECRETARY TO Z
HANDLE RED SOx BIZ

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Charies q
williams. for many years seceeWy
OF the Cubs. win be business man-
agcr Of the Boston Red Sox n9k
season. according TO reports hWe
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28
FRED TONEY PRESENT
WITH DRAFTED SQUAD

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 3S.--
Fred Toney viii be present when he
next draft quota is called. The star
Cincinnati pitchers exemption
claims have been denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-28

The Seattle Elks' bowling team
triumphed over their good brothers
from Tacoma here Sunday. I'm a
match game on the alleges ut o..
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

Our boys are going ''Over the top"
aud into mo mans land" this spring.
No one has any doubt Of their ability
to get there. There win also b q
spring drive On this side Of the ocean,
because March 10 the years ''blue Mon
day" Il 70 the most fatal month Of tAe
year. March and April u Q time when
resistance usually 10 ct lowest ebb. Il
10 q trying season for the rundown
man. But medical science steps In, and
says, ut need not bel We should cul-
tivate . love Of health, sense Of 70.
spoadbility for the care Of our bodies.
Do not allow the machinery Of the body
to clog. Put the stomach and liver In
proper condition. Take Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. to be had at
most drug stores In tablet or liquid
form. tablets sixty-cents q vial, COM
posed Of native herbs. This puts the
stomach and liver In proper condition.
You may b Flooding along. no spring,
no elasticity, no vim. but - soon - you
have put the body into III normal physl.
cal condidon-oiled the machinery, -
1t wereyou will ind new vim. vigof
and vitality within you. A little pep"
and We laugh and live. Try Il now.
Send d.. Pierce Buffalo. N. T., 10c. for
trial package. \ little energy will save
the day. The prime necessity Of NE -
health. With spirit and energy .you
have the power 70 force yeoreeaf Into
action. The Golden Medical Ol0eovogZ
= ~ aDg1n8 tonic which yea 0eo0,"
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

many farmers that would ike 70 uovo
to Canada. These are now aerNf0ed
FREQ duty. Prsiaion II also mads nat
those requir:ns seed and unable to OBJ
tain Il In any other way. may get 1t
from the Government. So from this
It will be seen that It IL not only the
fertile lands Of Western Canada that
:uvite the settler, but the ease and
chsapness with which . farmer may
estabifsh himself Advertisement.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
Pdlly News Notes
From Al Parts OF
Colorado

NOt8DSS OCSSO0 u y INV osASsSo 1885,
east Of Olnsy las begun.
Mrs. Ella Altvater. -. wife Of Coun'
~ Treasurer Henry p. Altvater. died
IN Central City.
Logan county with production and
sale Of I.79S.120 pounds Of beans
claims the pennant.
Brick are being hauled from Monte
Vista TO the State SOLDIER homo. to
b used in building new cottages.
A seven.foot vein Of coal has been
opened on the Roubideau about two
miles above the Nucla-Dslta road
crossing.
Charles Robertson. aged 90. died ct
the county hospital In Denver - . r.
suit Of shock caused BY Q fall through
. fire escape.
Mrs. Kate Rice. widow Of the late
Rufus Rice, who came 70 Colosa0o n
1850. died at her home near Longnoot
at the age Of Is.
The price OF lump coal was cut IS
cents . ton at Pueblo under the gov
eminent order reducing the price Of
coal At the mine.
Within . few weeks al fire insur.
anes policies written in Denver will b
subject TO 10 per cent increase over
the customary rate.
The Denver Rotary Club voted unan.
imously 70 send Jim 0oodheart to
France to serve - Q chaplain In the
trenches six inonths.
Jim 0oodheart, beavers city chap
lain. applied 70 Mayor Spesr for . nix
months leave Of absence and win start
for France soon - the spiritual envoy
Of the Rotary Club.
One hundred draft rsgistrants. who
have bssn drafted - chauffsurs and
mechanics, LETT Dsaver for the aero
station OF the signal corps q San An
tonic, Texas.
Farm laborers Of northern and north
eastern Colorado are 70 b offered ev.
cry inducemeat BY farmers this spring
to remain In those sections and stimu-
late Increased crop production.
Women Of Denver made 7S.elS sur.
gical dressings. 6.Sle hospital gar
meats and 9.30S knitted garments In
February. according 70 The official ~
port Of the Deaves chapter Of the Red
Cross.
Howard Holiday Of Denver. . ny.
ing cadet at Kelly fisad at San Aato-
MO. Ter, vas killed. whsa his aero-
plane fell 1000 foet. He was return
ing from . csoss-country flight. His
mother u Mn. Duncan A. Holiday OF
Doaver.
The Colombo Land Board adopted .
standard house 70 b erected On the
$500 school tracts that are under lease
With the idea OF avoiding eoafusion In
appraising property classsd ~ in
provemsnts.. The frame cottage to b
erected BY the tenant contains four
rooms. has most Of the modern con-
voniencss and win cost about $1,000.
Five heirs to the estate Of the late
JoAA =. Richter. who reside In Ger
many, viii have . special interest in
the conclusion Of the VA. BY order
OF Judge Ira G. Rothssrber. IN the Den
YER County Court. the bsqussts which
they were allowed BY the terms Of the
win. are not 70 b paid until ordered
By the eoart-wh3oh means u1til' altar
the war.
According to IN estimate nade By
Elmer 2. Lncas, chairman Of The hotel
and restaurant division oe IL Colo
rndo food adminlotrS9ion. C010eado foo.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

80: -, g sss So , Sc re - r.:
T. ne ;. KY 81 8" 18th st. S'"''t'
h rsaeoa til faasous root I'd hesb
10y: 1ydls Z Pi.khen's vsgstabse
Hoot.ol be- tzouhlo, restored her % Q
nog1poi heoitk1 eoodttioo and o orcenie
hse oeevooGocee disappeared
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
Ne Cause for Alarm.

No Cause for Alarm.
"Were you frightened. my darlingr
asked doting mother Of her little one.
who had been lost and was found after
several hours Of dlligent search.
why. no. mamma" replied the
child, wonderfully. II wasn't lost: It
was my home thae-wa lost"
Owing to the disappearance of near
~ all gold and silver. Portugal II on
q paper basis.
Honesty IL the best policy for the
man who can't steal enough to pay .
good lawyer.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22
a ''tf BaRSE9IiipowN
NJ. KY Te1e How lydia
E. PinlEham's Vegetable
Compound Roeeoeod
Her Hoaleh.

NeV,ek. n. J.-"Hoe abous thfol
Veoee I G98Wo0 from nogvouD brock.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

Hull. England. in 1915. imported
0.1SO tons Of hemp.
The Keota news., 1918-03-22

90 go i %. 49,
stand, and hadhoo6.
oches evesy day. ]
6isd evseything ]
eould think Of and
Wns under . ply.
Glelan's care for Two
yearA AHi friead
bed used Lydia e
Pinkhsm's Veeo.
tab1e Cempemden1
80 told ne sbout
r. Fru0 IL inst
0ay ] took kIbegaa
. Iesl bettse and
NV ] am ven end
ahis % Do most anY
kind a Wogk. I
hovo boeo recon.
.n0f,100 ~ Can.